59 100 60591 https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/98a64d26726e8339de7c442e1bf362d8.pdf e852a70f9773b022f13543bdf3df3077 PDF Text Text ampus administrators juggle student space allocation Squire eviction draws nearer t<._, ly JOHN lt. lA"ANA ld,Ototfi.C~ A I~"'""' lor~ tt..,.lor,.•c- of Scluln• H.tl IntO/ ck-m•f f..:of~y Met~ 10 <ornpleto61\""' ....,....,..., ol ttw .._o(l_ bu•ldtftt:'J ~t OCC\iC)oiiWU fM'IaN'IJ 1ft hMbo Voce Presocltnt for fa<oJc.,. l't•nn"'f fohn Neol ~foCI la>t ...,.., ""'' Sqv.,,.., cenontt w.,..ld probobl~ be ......:uoted ., •~M< ~bet or June o1 tJw. 1.4Komtnt •e:~.c \'eM Thew d•Cf'i ""H1' wlected. he •...:! 1M) rrpr.....,. the ••linor ..-tit> loo <M..., '(.,dent -•l. be<•..,.. tft\.t<e 01&-tnll.•t-ont Squ.<...._..., ·we •• loola111 at tho~ ....,...,. be<•uw t~ .,. le..t d!SNOI"'<' lew oilou-41ole OUt !O...o•- ol Undto<l•adwo!e EdiK•I-I',.nd £0P!£du<•toonal <>wortunJtv P"'lf•ml Who'\'<JUid be ~'""'"'' ' tr•fhc a& thpR t.mM. Nr•l 'tont~ w•mtttlhow,..e<, ch•t "nothina hat been lonahred Vt'l Wtule .cltrunastr<~~tort contemplate umtu~ fOf dN" umorn recont1Jucteon. Sl~t Ot&•nuaHon' .. ,t' s.cunvm& to locacr '~""'"I •v••l•bato t.pMf for contrnu•Uorl of t.hek opet"lt•o•u ahrr SQu~rf' •~ dO'\ot"d '" the cft'ltef of the ~r ~atth \"'uf ,., Houioe Counctl, a ptedomtnate-ly tt ...nt tun Ol,.,,,,t10n ~•th lknited authority OYt'f Jpt~ce au•anmrna " Houst Counc•l w•ll mak• the retommend•lio.u to dw •dm~n•urattOft fot whteh 1'0UP1 ao ""ht'ft.'. t>pl•onfod Counc:rl Charm•n !lob ll•vd~. •ddon1 t~>l thft group h.u •tread" beaun to )U&It'Jl rri()(Ahon lo l'<ul'J oil~« A t - t H•v<k-n uod tlo•t ~·· c.,..ncd .. both IW•<d and PMlot Hallt H pc»>lbl~ r~kK•uon sun Hcw.ewor_ the- bu•kf.Mas ""hoM- tif'1'.tnh loolo"''., .. dl -·to""'_....,. Umpod""" ~ S....me< """'• ulled • l•r m.tvbt' by Ha~ •nd ~ by ~<eal ..&o rolled ""'""'"" ut...-. • ~'"' alt~na:U\t~ .. lhrforf' ~ ._ httJ.e> iplet tn HMflmAn • frttto•l e:M"")If'd ~ but ~ ~ o- to tlwt >holt~ "nl ..od ttwt hopH fOf • (~flhted 'lucknl Oti....., •• IICN\ ._,..,. ""'' to•... been dO>hed ·-we11 P'OI>oblv ha•• to •plot ..., ~ he admnoed. chat lludt<>t po>bloc01-•-1N Spoct""'l IJIV'W... t l'reu and IN loc.,.,., ,.,..,_-.tel mo.t hlel\ be""""" ...... f ....... othef "'-~' Ota•n~•t~~DttJ C'OUftterp.arts Pubhc•eons ll.eM not~. ~ttt uttuw.al "(J..u•l .nd rN!CMnte.JI f.t<:dfC...,._ comphuc.anc ~•teon .lllf'mPC\ Wh.tf> other CfOUP' ~ fKed ~~th rncJ"\!'f'l mto ~ "tabh,.he<f bu•ldttta. \UGh .at Pat\~ Harrtm•n oo &.lwd, H•v<k-n wod the publouuons .. ott P<obobly end up •n Bud~ A.n!W'.a... curre-nt It ctw homt o f thfOIIoce of fmon<••l Aid Studf!'nt U".on Otr-«tor Ja~M"' Cru~. aho a UOYi(l Cnuncol membe< 101..-d '" l•lbe01 Holt •nd IM llloton Complt"\ mto thfo lfO"'Hl& poof of pou•blt"\ rtJOt .. hon ~·tM A tot of lh•nf\ Are bc!t"g tiiW ibo\lt, <..rubN •dmntC!d ·\\1\.r we're trvma. to do now '-' to d(o,ek>p • )fttteev to m1n•m•z~ chot> d•spet-Stm1t-nt of "tudf'nl aroups 1HE Scudent JO'etn<ner'> "l>och d o - " - oflce. "' *•~ •~ a<tOtd"'' to Ho\'d<ln •bo be<om"'' •n..,l•ed "'the telo<oo- ll'O<et> The Gr~~ Scudfnt A))OC•.tUOft II \'l!fV actrw a't tJw. IU'fd\.:0 ......,. •'PI•oned add"'' tt..o odwr _ _ . . . . •Ito tw-tpna to W*l' thrtt cOft\hi\NPftU ~~ Unciotalolduit~ ~...-... A•<ottat- (SAl Pft<.... 104' •ol~., .-plooned """' h,. l'on '"""' ttwl " • .... "'~ .,..., ... ~.,. ~~~ ....... - " 10 ••'- <.-01 ~~~ 10 on the'f be/lalf Hft6fon n"' c.hMar o1 thf. .-.hot# ...~ tor'-!& .. RtU.W~ noctd If -.t -.ould """or tw.ct \f"WWII d!ttf'lreftl ..,_.....,.,,.e ""C''"'" .,...,.,.. doofoa the " •..,. 1.~ 11\. .... ..-ld t..... rwob&blv toetM "'""..,. chHHf•ru •"'"«J. 1mm the ~dr•u"''ttoltiOft RtfkMI ~.:I ~A milt\' tf\•l.,.ffl • Commtlf_.,. IO •C)IJ~ ,.dh H.t>dtn. but •1 -~ ohe CCM><U - . , . . , con,lthlth .,._, ora•n.,~tiQft \ ~~ -SA "" "l .tlw•~' brP ttwfr fOf '"""' M Mkted explawun1 th•t htt m••n ton<t"'fn W.t\ 10 lt..tof"p ~ tmm lulltftl t'.C: h Ofhrf 1~~ \p.4l(-(t} t--4ewtf'\.n • 'l~l tu.-of ..,._ ~f'f Joc•ttOn\ 1\ not Cr~' m.t.n C.ontf'fn fhfo tot-s of .a cor• \t~nl uniOn wh,th S<tu•'• ~ ""tU .t<cOfdtnl to IH d•rt"C.tot ''•""' ttMo fflolifft& of lhtl> Motln S(rf'f't CMnpu\ " ~_. "'~ " ufllll CAm~stl bKom" 0Vf".ltf0ft•1 "'oup And V('llff 10 lhroujh • tht._.., C,utM:_.r oo•~ ~tnful dt~ru-phon wt- ~ •II tonunw to of .ttttvfttet- EORUM FSAbook co-pP study impeded qtWM-1>\RKhonwho ML.td C.artM tor • copy tMn ... ,. ·~buked 11 • none ol "" bu~"'f'i' _........ ' "' dwt ._.........,. the UBf Preoodont _ ... ~·pi-In& thoo ohe oll,.....l COfMtKI ..-c:K,~Id ftOC 1M- JqJftf'd u.nt•1 •ct\HI ~~ruction on OS PMtPI R"boaun furor roars lhif' f~A wbcornmlttH wM~t.s 10 •kl"W the conu•ct bK•uw thet.. If iOmt" ioU'P'(IOn th-' U8f h., ••l,od ot 1oll«t onlv th• By SETH COOOCHILO ntfntmurn -th.at •• ptQ'\I'idto tr'ltbooh alont tlw',. K "ho wectJI.alfon that the Unhlt'1'sttv I) 1•01\' of ~ondonc coo moc:h of cht Chou110 Corporiloon heco""' Jt ,,. the ontv comtN~nY •ntf'festt•d on c~t--•lopona P•rrel B- • k~ •lfort on the Amllerfc C4mPid -•nd it mo,hl poll out ol pr~nu~ D too ~·t Ml,..., id•a< he furor rMuh•na trom • FSA sub-comm tt l~ invesll1atton, ctwraed wtth euminlna the fe.uabllrtv of -•tlna an acodemoc..tlly onented book -•Civo. hti rai)ed conGem> ·~a.tdtnl who controls ond p<oltu from the UnrvODoty boobtorft ,.hid> •r• currently run by tho Chk:qob.l.>ed folleu Corpor&to> Unovon<ty Pre.idef>t Robot! l ICetttt. how-eoror. ha> stollfod ~ f.culfY"Student Alloclition IFSA) subcornmtttee lnQU"l' by • T tetnpotllflfy rerus"'C to APPJ~ '"S«ll allout...,-voced "'Ma~ full 8cwd of OotKton lt.o wbmlll ol•n eumtne the fe.ujbthty of tM ~t~whl(h they •A fter numHOUs ~'"' •nd uncr rt.unt •• roUett 41nnourteed '" Otc~ber rts •ntenuons to con>truc:t • SillS million ~ Jtructurt . wdh t.tw it'lull wcwY llated to " " ' thtt lulv ~" manv IKU!ty ond studenu .,. - ...,.Ired wch follat • plan>. chM1"'1 thac the (orpota.110n IS bowf"'' tO by~ l""nc"'l .,.,.,,.... bv sell<nC future rs ai>O clouded by >1<11 una..Swored 108ol - - • c:on<Mnfl& who " entotled to nm on on-<ampu> bool.>tore fSA rel•nq•n•hed c-ool of ~ Unovenny boobtoret 10 the UB Foundooto> !UBflfour _ . aeo. aft"' a f•cuhy Sonac~ pont"l noted probloms wrth the operation UBF ~ conducted • rwttOnWtde teardt fOf a pnvatf' c:oropany to us...,.... c.onttol of tlw! bool.>tooe. before setthna on Follett. follett ..., the only romp.tny to e.q>rHJ 4.n iftterest tn clevelooi"C P.,cel B- a tr•ct of lind near Baird Polm Alter >Undton •nd T-ohoru r•thes than J><O'I'CI"'' educ•coon• llotor•h•te AI oU Mov ,_.,._ ttw fSA Boo<d of Oirocton -ed to a wb<omm•ueoe to .,,.....,.,e • ct.ffe.enc cvpe of booksle><e fe< UB ,....,.1 obuinraa enal>lona '"'"'"""' '""'"'ed for bulldin1 private linan<lal venture. on fX'blk:lf" owned Iandi-, UB wu 1blf! to t.n&h~ Ot-p,rtm~t <loti 01 j, tO do.· he ..od ·rtw lnl•ll•<tu•l prote·nor was .:r'-l'lred S800 to conv•nct tht- Corpon.t.on to tst"b"'*' ~~ wou~ hke to t« • Ne- Vor\ C"l"tVJ>e ~e lh•t un bo.t>t ol • ,.,. r...,e ol boob, ..toere >tudenu un btow<e ~ buy •II ~ond• o f IItie>," fSA Prnodent Gu11•vo ~noso eJQ>Iorned. "ond lilce10 ha~" RAiled bv-....., knows t-It> tnd con doscuu th""' Wotlo the >tudenlJ " The subcommrUH. •poartoeaded bv Revno>o •nd lona-time book <:CHIP p<oponont. • lonachon Rtochert. • Physocs 1nd Astrooomv auocioJte we""""" c:r• .m JI)Oroc "che lOb of the f•cuhv. not 1he ~S-tOfe It 1~ not p4n ot j) S4.1Ccessful 1.1 many tOI)>fltaht untversitlti OUfrf'Ct\ll:feo\Mh .,,..needed .. '"'' <Oml"'>.' Revnc>'O MluK "Many other schools of c:ompanblo sou t..~ wonc book>too"' • &x. he -ed. Follett sloow> lomrted mtereq bM.tuw co QPe'f'l MKh a shop .. outd not be ., f..wnco•lly tN~ as • ~ vilf1ed st~ T~ tuR ~• to rowke proltt."he ..te<ted o p,...oc~enc ·, coli that con~ " comm.,...ly of >Ott wch • concel)l be "Aho d;d not rttutn t:•Ut ond ot..t the ""'"en<~ of che subcommettN! l i mocA " The VntYftifCV h.a.s ~·., \lft"4f V oa Prerdeftt for Aade<not All.,. Robot! Ro•"'"'- ..,...s wrth the fSA Kt-~tH. "'htn COOIIC"tf'd tor (Ottffftml r0po11edly dt<oded 10 del•~ •pprov•l ot ~ mon•v dw co lea•l comlll•••ton '"'Mdo111 " ho on CMnP"' C.An open • boo4.l.t0fe Manv &>14!11 tloat fSA ho• no ~to ~•te wch • ;hop I Ht•blo>lted thai the FSA doe.n 1 haw tM •uthonrv to tw~ • bool.stor~. U8f , ....,, lohn CMt"' added UB tool FSA out of che bookslort bu..,..> chtee ~·,. •F ,.rth FSA havona full lnowlfodae •nd qreeona ·· Vi« P,...odent few r ..anct •nd th~nk • u.,. ou&N. to t..~ • mourre thot r><ovodn ..udenu ""oppor!UI)IIY to aootc •• hteraune.- he ruontaooecl " It would be ~....,elr helpful" ' - · - - • Edw•rd Ootv. who a.. folktt Chootmon ltoiJeft .,.-' FSA T'~•_)Uf~ cut t~ onlv oe&AttV• voteo on the "800 I a Follett uod on •n ont..voew a.pptopnauon. 1:1rftd wtth CinH. '-~last .....etc !Mt siKh buc noted " thoc I'OUI> (~ on ida" - toe ally unpradlcol s.ubcomm11tM) il not <Ofl¥tnGed He .wed that his lob IS $Oielv :-•ao bua4l ~ boobtOfe lh•t meets tlooc ·~ un'c"""" one .. He added.... ,.m fN'mty C.OfWin«'d >tudent M'<'C1s, • conlt'SI"'' however bK.au~ a contrac:l t) • oue<tiom that d u h" dillY 10 contract Of foster the atode<noc •tmosphere Yet the controcc nMII h .. boen "Ow lob is nol to do what the' T"" .. n......co ctoat uar world> OYO< Polfcel II ond follett uuofod lttidlorl ond achH\ 10 q&JHUo•• .. too ount the book>tOfe Reodwtt n'lof1 wtth K.lte-t tor O¥tf ;Jn hour earlocor tloio · to clncuu the booLttor. Sll\oi. . G't And ltfOU« on 1he conuol of the (llpef•t,om • K~U-"' told me th.. U8f '' ,..,.,.,,~ foo "'"'""I ohe t-I<>OO<f, R<'IChon onso><ed ' UBF t..> no """-'' >ethftl polocy lor ~ t-l<fl<n It >hould be • vento.n; pc»ttbly lt~.t>eta Follett onsrsu m.t ll<s comPMv ._.0.., on•ol•"'' funs the~~ rece-r..es llf:tJe pohcy """""'""' from Cll01tr-ond that UBF s onlv rol• o> "'• 108al upaccy He ' vehem..,cly re,ected Re'lehert's ufl fot • plannln& (omMIIIH 10 help """ sio<.. hr< <lief..,. "In Communl>t c.,....ttoo> \'OU t..ve commotteet mAke wch citation> ond on lree entOtJ)hSO d fs up 10 the mftth.,.l who '""" -. c•~s hb lumps tf he rs wrona." foll"t np(•ined "Its the hoqht of looltthnen and ~~ don• on Soclali11 eounorlet W• do 11 differently '" Am~oc• " �.---------=-~ in short-. ----, Campus mint pubt•'hf'd bookt Hf'J ~01'" (_~lt't'\ ("" ch·ldt.-n ~ ~1\ )ul• IS-Born It~ Dtrf<IOf I ~unnt """""" an t'duc•tor "'-.tl dn.Uit\ thr S)tf'P.,•hcwt of ~"& mf'f' 'nd ~ for t._.r fUtr..:tf' tult\.., ~L •nd f.m.t'f' tu.h U -O.•m• (flitM. ttobtn &U'It"'" ""'ho'• '*'"•"C~ oltM SASU elects new President •rvf'fMtiQMJU\' l.~n D.a-• ~->ko a ~UNY Bonahamton '"'"" ,.., •IKtf'CI P~t of tho Stuclonl A>_.., _ of tto. Sta,. U"""""" (SASU) Ior tho t9al.f1 acoclct>o< vooo H~ ,.,fl rfl>lace U8 studtnt Jom St"'" Yo-lift& to ~trencthton commdi"Mftt to tht> tndn.fdu.tt c •m~ \~~· an••tof'Cithol SA\V Ohould pia• a....,,. a<t- ro:k on the ondJ,.~ um.,.,.. >0 thatt~ mav ""'"""' """' c~oo>ph "'""''~ on tho,,.,.....,., or,.,,,,.,, or SAW SASU tt •1)0 A~M W\ l Nolln>ont on oho U8 ~ ..... - at..cl.....,_.,., •nnounc~ ~ 1 '~ ~ "''*'""'.....-~ ••-,..! ,,.....,,,, ~.r-•f ltt. tonrollmt-nt m. rNw> """' dur to • hlttn.. tuf "d"f"f'II\."'C f"'\..Ohnt-<1 ut.d._f\o,.,t ~ho ~ ttwt t ..u .-nroll,.,.,. C::~ffl9o'·.... ~~~ touo~ Collf"t;\'l lho l(MI P<•o>f'CI \J8 _,.,..,"' plw-laJ~ -homo>t" . J)h.m~olotr\'. fM'(f14U11t~ 1\'~olQ&Y, .nd I•Md\ Pf4kl•t •• ltM~t"\•t'f ~.•,. crrtw..;el of thoro n~tt•l ~I• rnodenn llfoa••m• •• ane>tht>lolocv. ot>thal~ovv >urcoov. •nd ~•m•tolovv •nd ullf'Cilor •miWO\•mMn lht lCHf <rti•<ILf'd t~ l•d: o f • u•w•t ~ putuce pla.n for fuuh~ The t--.o ,tpproxwn~tel\" r«...,.-="""- MMton- lggers selected c-.e tn M flllt tM"Wi confet~~ Jtntf' tht .t.)Wnntt.on .tftt!'mpt Pr..oc~eN ._ld R8CM~ Ia"""""' pr• o>f'Citho youth a<li\•U> on thor S...-.ot U001 and Uote<n (...-ope for thoor -~ IO "1111 the "'Oiti>" of theor ~u •nd pofotouf svstem• «<""""' it«pn-who ~eo-- ol C• Momoo ,.od of the anto Vllf'tNm War demottltr.tiOfJ... ., ~ "'•"' • b6oodtNth &t1' '"r thom ono. -P<OC:f•imocl thatthtw Iron Curtaon youth• alf" the truo hopo lor tho luluro ont~l«<ual MIO<Y Tho -ntmont o tff•c:to"" s.,.c...,I>Of 1 Drugs in the Nimitz? Summer forum A ttouw •ubcomm•uere tn~abna thf tml J)I•M o•.s.h &bo.trd the •ucr•h UfTlil!f Ntmttt •nnouncfd th.t lltcti o( mAntu.lN ""'~ found tn thr bodfH of~.. of t~ 14 c_~pn t~lf'CI '" ""'M•Y 2& O<Coclonl S.C:r~U<v Ol the Novy fohn lohmAn cle<lood that tho douc> pf•ved • role- m the i«tdent. d.atm•na t~• wu no tr•cft 1n tho bod>t> of the operotOf> ol tho lA~B Prowl., ,.hoch .... rnvol't'ed in the dtnst~ Lefvn1.p Utd th.olt pJoc ettOf appt>an to be the uu.. of tho cra•h Hoo.ever. tho..,.,..,...... told rhc! N.... Yotl. ,,,_ " I th in~ II •• vtUI th•t th•• comrmtt.f.t e-Aam•Pr documHII~ rv~t .tJ to the OrnouJII or illocol dtu1• found co ~ contoonf'Cion tho bodO!t of the \itcttnU and to kl'l()'fll< ~t those VICl1ftU 'ft.eft dotn&ll ttl. ...... or thoor dutlu • A SUr\1'1\'(W "'"ilo Will QU.rtet'ecf Wtth lhft )t~ Vtetmu .n q\leiUOn .. od that he hod ,.._ ~olc;..n anv or ,...., 10 u .. '""''' dtuas f01l~ 1hud ton:\ecutlvt> vr•r. 1he r acutty of fducat.on•l Studob W>ll conduct •t> """ Wf'CI,..,d.ty s..mm.. rOfUm s....,.. with Yale P>vduauy Proleswx R.,t Jav Lolt<>n kockoni off the t;.., ...,.k P«>C••m th" mou11na All of the loctur.. "'" ~ held in Moot Court on the Am,...t Campu•· LO<d O'llroon Halt >tartifla at m Aftt'f the fa<um>. tho vl>otirla '""....,' "'" hold on onformol QUH~JOn<oan.sW4!t ~tad tn ~ Ktva. bejf:nn•na •t 2 p m l•hon'-' top•c w•ll cmte-r on dea~h and th~ holocault• .dt~ptlfl:K '0 • d•K uu..an of ('IUCfe.tr w., Othfor July 1-0o>ti.,.ut>hf'CI ProfH- of fot~lo~ at Citv Unov•n•v of New- 't'Ofk lrv"'l H~f' on ~ofk tn Amfrfte•n Y.tlwrP )ulv &.!.P- Nokko Coovonnl w~l r•od and recot• loom he< .....,.. no. _ _ _ .. - • ..,._-=- ~,__,_ ... ~MO~s..Mce fllotic. ..... ~ TM _..,.c - ~--·- Reagan praises youth act1v1sm tccoo ..:., bft<o • - t t d lit>tO<Y chaonnan for a thrft VOOI 1..,.. tho Deport..-1 a ,_ncf'CI rt<entl'( 1..-. .... a of tho U8 d,...,..,OJhtd protnsor ....,d •nd ol follow>hopt from tho Nat-.Jl,..,.,..._ '"'tho Hum-.... •nd the """"""" Phtlo•ophoul Socio«~ The U8 profe>>or h ont.,nat-alfv ~-n fO< h" ,.ud., on lu"''M'OII 1""1'0..,.00.- D ........,_ --F-_ .. __ --·- ... ___.._ _____ . ·---_y.--_y .. ....,..u..,, National • D- A UIPeltlnafAm I!Minoi.~- T~ •ru lor "'hteb the JN.pc!f ct.d not rKen--e • rno~tl. of .... Photocroplw A(1 and tho - o f co,phoa whoch oud.,.. proc;loomod u buc no< ., k..pona ... h the ~~ cre•uvttv ltwt dWt.nenzet ~ tflt of thr pubhc•.I'M Spowum has ...oc~ ~Ou>Jy IK~n.f'CI AJIIVM<o<an t.oc-. ., 1911 and wo the hU ol 197'1 Tho ral.,l' for la>t ~H 1 WOtl. .tiP ~fd •n l.ttt ~u1t The o.n... 0 ..tuch .. u-.....~ _ ... ,.., ~ by h ..... llovd ~ ••ht and " doo.,...t«< • H"tOfo< Ploc:e on the Nat~ Par\ S..V..~ _ _, Wr~•nc and Ed~..,.. ldltoroolludf:flhop ond ()poniOn feMurH. .tnd Physc•l Appeo.at.tnc• .tnd VtWo~l Communte.tttOn dl1ton~ Am......,, -·~ J-Oo\1_ IIOOtt QlojiOIO.... - r"" bt.. nal AHa., flcwa M4<0onold. R_...,ntlll\• H..,.,. I ~all. •nd U8 P~•odenc R - ""''"' M.KOonold. who ,.., ...............ut "' the oltho '"' >muulf'CI out of l.ron d\OifiC tho cro>U warMd ol pocorlloal lu<uro fncto\ .,...,...., ~ Un4f'CI Suo•• and Conoda """ cho ,...,.. of ACid t•JI\,. .tUIO lmpOfU .tnd fft.ht.ne tflhU Ho.o~er. W .,.; pt•o>f'CI 1~ C*Mtr •• • pot~ mun> of d,.Jov..., .....,....., tho .........J._. __. ._c.._.._ thf. AstoC'~ttOn 11antt marb of dtutnt ltOn for t>ach of f.ve o~ rel.i th•1 ... e..-.ct'f'd sundanb of tl.t.Pflf!nep Sp«trum I..CflVf'CI <ommf'Ciot-• IO< ou Co\orqo and Contont. june S Spuk-11\1 .tt tlw <lf'fefnOftY w~e fotrnt"f Cen..d~" S.Crf't•f'\1 fOf' ~ ........_,. - f -•0,.,-ln ·- A~ Waf'l'lt H"'*"I«<A""-"eMe.....,., r-•tttta. Tho UB CoMdlon-A.,..oun C•<llor. tocoof'Cion oho o.-...on 0 M.wtln ho.,;~ •t,12\ J~ett '•tkw.ty, w.t~ f«m..tlfy dedtt"f'd on psvc~tcaJ U'llnWt& to • ~oktJ> and their topk-> .,., cornpet1LO", ""hic.h .tttr•cb p,.,,. hl,ho<l 1 SCX> coUeee publ<tlttOtn. ~vAJu.ue-s r1~ht "\Uft w-tKied by PKh CWiilf'IIUl.oft ~ ecfltOf'i&l bo,lfd In •ddtttOt'l 10 t~ 0\fef•fl Center debuts hts serne;ttt!fl~ .... o..-•K~Wf:..-.. c-IIIOd;l.._..- Schol•stt< Pr.. , A>>oeo.,oonASIO(.o•t«< Con,..,.,. .twtrd-an Nl Amenc•n r•ttna-fo• f 111 1980 m~ye.tr1 =~ o. ... c...u.,_ ........... ,...... ..... ....~0\' "T-­ St.andu'l • mona thfo top hv• Pf"t'tt'rlt of tollttf' ~\CNPf"f• •n ~ <:ountrv. Jh~ Sp«ttum h•> tJ.t.t.n •w•utf'd tht' N.tt;on.tl mtmbton N~•• Junr 1tw Khool will \ubn·ut " Pf0Vtf"\\ ·~• on the f' ..ttondOO ...v•t The Spectrum nabs award .accrfdtt•tl()n. te.un. lCM(·, c.ttUu~ml .tnd could lltf"l tu uucdu;~uon ... prot~""""'' "Ctw.ol.. "'~"'··two ~·· J(t' IJII"'Ct"''JUfT1J' lndt~j;.radu•trl~•ltan ., .., up 1\\ J)CI"f••nt ... dl.trd fiJmnu· Cot~ 1.a; J)l"f't~t .1'Mi J!r.Miu.ttt fi!IO£f.,..S h1d • c. 'llt"fc ..-nt '"'"''.tod • _ K._....._~I ~ flw. '"'' ~~ 01 wm~ -.thoc»' .." ''-M u" t,~1 :t.t!Jdrnh lh.-UU ~~of l><f'CI'<~ ha• 1•11 ~~·<"drt•o""' th""'ah 19M DH• John '"'""""'on lh.• tctf'<kl•ttbft "I\ I*~ b\: tNt Am~hUn 1\-\C'd~•f A\~t.AIIOtl •nd tho loM- ConVMil... on Mf'CIO<al fdu<ot-llCMll ot tho ..._. . __ E_ o.-• ~ 10 ;"'N thft ~ All ~~aon.. of ~itdMnl(• h..d lftfff'.twt.,. tf.tdr-nh • tth thr .41, ..... -.... -.. ....,c..... fw• "''""b\ 11 I 1110" I)Hrt Ill""'"' ••._llftt; ci•""M- comp.~red -Coli¥ •• On-nnu Med School Passes lhfo tfU!rf'M"'ot Summer enrollment up .,.aJ'llr\.,. • \ott" 'f'C'~Uat.un du"~ fot lh«a r.rr two ftolt!Oft$ >AIIIIKt~f' Wt J*'Ct'ftl ~r. IJ.~ 't••r (.onhnu'"'41 (d. Yt «* -.~t tO f~iKitf f'\tf"t Sf.,~' ~udfnt •nf'IOUI'tll'"d ~·" ~«11'(1 l V'<V'""'" ""'-""''"t':'ildrnt fula.t tN\~ of St~f" Unh~ef\. Auoct.atiOft of Amf'tk: ..n tM ""~ )or4 lltfltt"). and lhe_~ll>t __-_ vou• ._ .,__ ---NYn.--.-042t0. T_C1..,t-3lii- C1_>_1._~ C»ooo.......,...._.,..,._.. f:IIOkfle~O,.,..Edl~ - ............ the . . . . . . CIIIIMMto4 IN-4f>CNef .. tlllet!y n.o .......... _..,. ..." ... H...,_. NY II'C.,. \170 SeMce St. lkofi..... -·---....O..t_t'bi.Md .,.. tot"'* Un,..,....y .----·•••••!!i·T ~ ---••!-·-~.----~~----.a--••••··~--· ~-~-~-.~--- ~ 1• 1 ! ~~ · WITH THIS COUPON YOU GET... SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY $54° : a-. &.! a-. .1: t-b · A.O. Soh • H)ltlrOCflrPC ( .. ....,...,..........., I • ~~~ ,....,.,., I 1 I SlNrilfan DriN 834-4336 c..,...,.._..,.,,., ,..,... ~'--CoW Sam-......101: H o., ,._,....,. <>--- ~c-;1 ..... ~~~/orO.....,ASam-.. C..:~7oo'::' ~ 1s.Ho1o ea....ct Lent Grwp • 1 0 .1 , . . a pair ol optical qaality -.Ia- Pou&.ior •l &atiar he$3501 , iDc:lallea E,e Enminetioa ("-.....,~ 1177 i SOfT CONIACT LENSE~ oa1y : $54°0 pr. I 1" II ~ ) BY AI'POinW:NTONl.Y AT- BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP • • · 2777 Shen'd~ an Dnve . -834-4336(0.., a 5 ..__.,_~Piau) ~-----------------------------------------------------~~ , ~~~~=~~~.!·········· ·· ; .J �Budget cutS place WSC BA program in jeopardy l y DAN HOLOU ~(- T~ piMVWd ~·-of 1~ Women'< Studon Collect IWSCI oniO a P<OC••m hti ....., pcnCj>Onf'd •• • reufl ol flrWIC>al cuU..cb ~ OIJ propMd budat-1 approved by the Piann..,. """ lludc<i CGmOMIM, wsc ,.dl roc•"'• UU50. a cu< of Je100 f,.,... tan ~uo A<conl...,. lo WSC facuhv mfQlbcor Sharon Ledo< the coli. .• ~ 'an allotmm~ of UI.OOO" to con~ to • S.~lo<'• dtt•te IBA) PfOIO<m WSC '' ~of HW~If un1u wothin 1~ Collq• IY'Iom to foce decn-aM<t fundona thl> lnt..,at.,.,ol Colt... '' • offic~lt~ kaput..•• fr.eotdll'l& IO a Untv~Utty admtn••trahon t.1mpu1 pubfltalloo\ ~ Qnly IOOUp> not r«rlvtn& c:utb.tckJ are Cor1 P Maloo\ov. Colleae of Mathematical S<Jence• and Clolford Furn•• Colteae WSC ~unl>tr.tors hod orlaiNlly hopod to obuon BA >t•tus by Ses>lembe!. 1982 and • .,.,~ed funds for a full '""• coord'«'<<tOt, 1S tnJtnJcltonal I !MS. one pa.rt.otwne lnltn.tetCM. two >tudent .,IO<ns .. and othtf fund>. Leder e'l)laoned_ But. uncler the ~w -ed. ''the Clue1110ft .. ~thO< w....,.n·• Stud,.. Collea• dqr_..,l..,. Coi'- •'""lona v••• . -•lona Witl~l'\le .. T~ Coli... ,. aho lacona the lou of one full tome latuhy member ,...houl complete oopiK- Uncle former Voce p.-, '"' Auodemoc: Affws R<w>old lkonn. wsc .... proml>ed Llwe<! lull lome FacuiiY •c<O<dml to Leder Follooo..,. o~ announced c~epo,.,.., of filM Oullo<> for a yroll ,.,. wbb.tto<al 1-.. BuM'< JtK<e>sor. Roben Rot:-1 "could only f01d the freedom to maontAAn a half-to<M _l_,.,t, • Leder uod A•mbera ...,p~w.. ed u..t funct.n1 from hi< offoce wolf bo d•Kted towotd enablo>hon1 tiM! BA prosram. but 1M! acldod 1ho01 as a ~~ effect "ol w~l h1ve • (posotrve) ompae1 on Wom•n'> Stud•es Collqe" Coll~aos Dean Murray Sdlwartt. •dm•ntu.rauon Mad foo the none tolltce<. e><plooned that of t~ BA Pf081 am is embfi""""· WO<nan's Studies ''miaht be dt»olved into Americon Sludie>." ~ bouest lou to WSC """"'' on the area of the " Thood Wo<ld com~· leder noted, "so far "t~ messa.. of Woman'> Stud"" has b...n a me».,. to white ...,.,.. .. Uncle the planned WSC "'~''""""· the colleao hod ftnaUv IOUM • rt'IUI, commtttmffu co t.ht fturd World fM alleaed fund••• of wsc by Am"'k&n Stud,.,. •• noted by Schw1ru tn thr Ju~ 11 •s~ of The R~t< wa>ttnnod ·a m-ooentotoon 1>r Leder. who maon1aonod thAI tiM! Coli- 1ft> no fundona that 1'01111 She e'l>laonod that , _ of t~ UntwnoiV's .. , . _.....prol..-s _ _ who .. the- r..,.,. Coft~ t"f<etVf' ATTENTION MALES Earn $100 per month e:ura money We are looking for Plasma donora for a Plaamaphereaia Program If you would lik.e to apply please call 688-1716 rrleue clint'' frotfltheor~· ·· CGmPtniltiOn xh...tu confomwd that lacult~ ,.,.,..-. ....,.....,.. have coli- I""' C~oted IO theOf c~epon,_., which,.,.., '"""'""'".-for Col~ cour,... IW o'lllaonod that ., the ,.,. of wSC the unot hod .,,.,_ to ananae tiM! teachtf iltUIIIOft a\ tt \IW'I \ M)mf' t~ 1331 North Poreat - Suite 110 Wu.u..m..vme. NY - Call 8e30 a.m. &10 1 .... OHn r<'po<ted that ~oCMStud... """'odft fundon1 fO< varoou> WSC •«h-•t•6. ., wrU •s Teadtttta Auonanu (TA) and Craduott Studont t.,chtf• Ho ...,phamed thao Th<t eon.,.. havo ·no - motley, no addittOnlt rHOUrot"S'' 10 alve Woman'> Studies Collqo One of tiM! Ctolerla thai khwant u>ed lor •••lanona fund•n1 was enrotlmrnt Leder claimed thlt 1M! "fommled" >tatlstia rol11in1 to WSC to eusufy the <uiiN~· s~ noled 1hat <tudonu ... Ina Colleao cou~ ~ • cros>hsted tfiJ1HIUOn num~ ""~not cr<d•ed 10 WSC Counu~una ledef't arcumfltt kh.,•ou "''>faoned thai 1he CoHqfl •r~t qu•t~ vari!td '" proc.edute- .Jbou1: CfOU• "'aostratoon Some Colltafl pa~ fO< counH and allooo out>ode ~· 10 "" tiJem ~·I• othtf> off"' <ourw> that outside drsNI~.J 'PO'IlOf Jn 41 ' " ' - ' that .... orr... noluM<I c.onctortH"' .anen<S.nc~ f•aUtM khwattt _.., thai the ottorKionco fcurft IO< twf1l collfSt' .._ <O<nputed the ..,_ w.ay, and ··~r ltt\.~ Mat~t .. "-•• ~ CGnCf'fnln:C all oft~ ~ budlfl <Ill> ••• con>odeoed fw10l fO< WSC. ~"""' IWOIHI contonue• lrom on>ode and loom out~ ~~ Coli ... Both tho Unoted Vr"""''ny prof.....,.,s (UUP) and the Nat-al Woman>' j Studlt'> AnocoatM>n havw planned feUet wnu.na ~mp.ala~• Newt of 11M! Coli-·• budafl CUIJ have ttat.hed Stll~ Unrveu•tv of New Y~ Chancollor Clofton Whonon. ledet no1ed Schw•rt• wamed th" "public dob1te ovt'o 1he poon1 of tiM! budatt I• paSI the poont of boona fruttful '' He malnt•jM<f th.at ••rhe Colltaes havo nothona funhtf ••••labfo" In the wo~ of fundona. •nd e:"pl••ned that ••rt l~ not •n the•r best inttrflt'' ~o tonlin~ .,.....,,, aaalntt the cuu •f Womon'• S1udift Coli... "'""" to • &et funhtf support frO<n An> ond lttten" Available at All WeDdy'a . " alld N....ra Couatt.. I~ Erie - ~p.m. �cditori·a) There oughta be a law C<ime does pay. Or atleut at UB It dOeS The r-nt suspension ol Bulla' Coacn Bill Monkarato Is yet another example ol the hYJ)OCrotleal punlatomenta that the Unl....,slty aomlnlttratoon doles out to Ill own wr- the mucl>i>UbtlcoHCI lumiture thella accur..:r last year. the gu<lty ...,e llaP!Ied ••Ill tel<~ pun•SI>meat5. llle ~. whO r;tole tllousanda of dollars worth ol State pr-ty. stltl rttalnod thetr ~. and, lor the most paM. theor f)8<110nal prestige. Their only blemlan 11om till Incident. A teller of reprimand from Unt..,aity President RObert L Ketter UB ~ ol Law lor Admlnlltratora,Chapter One: Commit grand larceny and get a Iefler 11om ttte President's Office. Now that's '"hal we can a deterrent to crime. Suppoee a •tudent ••• e~~ught doing the same. We -IOUity 4oulll that all he 0< would recleWI Ia a nasty tettet from the president More than likely. PubliC Safety, the BuffalO Poloc., and_, the FBI. would be contect..:l by the Unl-alty to tree~< down and P<OSeCOIIe the student •criminal" to the lulieat extent of real world law BaaiCIIIIy, what Monkarsh did wu Cheal. He cheated the Unlversrty. cheated the game of b..ebell, and most lmpanantt~ and unforgivably, chMted 1\ls ptaye(S, WhO fool( up to 11Im not only as coach, but as a mentor- a n •••mille to emulate. Monkarato has ta.nted the Un•-slty's Image. and In the proc:eaa lamoshed all of 1111 many PUIYIOUS aocomptlsllments. • we now ..,~ uncle< what Circumstances he aocumulaled Ilia 402 wins tn 635 contaats. If Monkarato remains. future Qa"- ••II be unfai!ty aerulinlz..:l by boll\ ttte rnedla and the Uno-Y. 1\Ungry to Cl1scover more impropr..uea. Tllal could lead to tvrthar demoralltatlo~ lor an altud'( &hell· &hocked team. Morlkarah has contributed muen tn nla 14 year • tenure. Ha hea struggled with a ""'•ndllng budget and tnc:r...tng ~tillon from acholat&IIIP. granting acooo~s. Untonunaeaty, Ill lias alto fostered an unwanted lnd u n - allgma to IJNN1$11y athletics. UB alllletea SI>OUid ...,.., na.. to aulf&f u~ the shadow ol an cwenealoua coac:n • AnG now-ratll&f than ree\tfy till fltualton IIY assaa•lng a JUst puntfillment. hiS OUIItQ!tt di$CIItUII as a coacii- Ketler has only suspend..:~ Monkarsh from tlla c:o.o;hlng duties unlit 1982 What II • student was caught c heating, not on~. Dut three tlmea In one semester? Does any nal•e IIOUI actually bell.,.e the student would atltl be allowed to enroll a t U~!-~!oaln? Fat cnance U8 ~of L~w lOt Admmt&lrororo,CIIePier Two. What Ia good lor 01udents IS bad for admlntstrat011 So now can Uot-.111' etnl)loyees be lau"ed for commilllng Illegal acts, When all they can tJtpeet In punishment 11 a pe<funelocy •rist alapp;ng? Can't wait for the next one! .. Change Ia good" an ancient pllilosoPher onCII plllfoiOPhlzed. And allllougtt lobefal and con_..,atl¥1 thinkers 11ave ci-ted tllla argutMnt lor c.nturles, rhe Spec/rum, now entartng Ill fouM c~ec..:~e, hlllledded to take the wiM man·a ec1rice. Probably more then any oilier laaue In Ita 31 !t'MI lliatory, tOday' a rite Spectrum ts redtcally doffarent from the last. The edolodal page Ia cllflerent, the bec~page Is different. even the page num.,.. , ... changed Our diallnoiiVe, proUd iogolype hu bean given a lacotift with lila and ruull a bold and Draall symbol of a new era In The Spectrum and ~ Unt-ally history. Despite na bbing lila eooeled AMOCJated Collegiate Preas All American ratong last Fall - • •· The Spectrum rafu- lo sta nd allll We must end wtll kelp -Ching fO< a biller war to p r - t r-ant lnfonnatoon. olf• mora readaM news. emphlttte claflty and We May ,.._ be a per1eet newspaper. and do not ue"be 10 be at present. ~ the quest to hnG a ;oumaJiatlc Va lhalla will nower subatde A college newspaper. eepeclally one - i n g a university barren of jOUrnalism curriCulum, Ia obliged to conatantly cllange and UPetlment With new designs. anlatlc Innovations, and technologiCIII aovances. We are a leamong experienc:e. always yearning lor and culltvaung «eau.. exprassiOn. The pages ol tnts edrtiOn are the aynthllta ol Idees and crotlcfsma culled lrorn past I a - of rite Spectrum, till Cil'(a major da!liea, and our collage countarpana The •eault, we Ia a diStinetl¥1, unique newap-. H - er, today'a edttlon Ia jull the begiMing Throughout the Summer we will continue tllie experiment Our next lasue. due out July 8, may radically veer from todaya', But as September and lhe Fall - t • beekOI!. we are paaitl,.. that tile best possible rhe Spect"'m wtll be aa..nblecl, the ult1mata product ol this Summer's proceae ot trial and errO< Unlit then. rl,. Spectrum iS lacltlng uP the " under COII$ltuo;tlon" shingle, apologizing fO< the lnc:otl'ltn. and promising that the best Ia yet to coma. c:ono- bel'- I feedback HomosexuaUty and religion Close encounter of the Library kind Ed;tor. •n • TM $p«;lrufft -srtlde on the ret*\t fOfum on '--•ualll and religion, a C&lhollc priest It _.eel .. uy~nu that a position o l pat\lat - - o l - u a l i t y , _ ..lata .,,he Cloufel\. llul.loe lw,- -OCI aa OO)'InO tl\ot each - - ' . . , - b e - to lifL CIMtly 4of- -·10nloe ___ _.._on_ry In"" WNt 10 11oe -'<ton of the O....o:ll? Tho place to begin- b e - the IMng Ol ,._JOlin Paul 11. ~liing 10 \lie ""'*<:~an bll'- •~ Chicago on Bombs away! Due to the .,.,..,. natura ol the inclclont - Ed&or a,_ to wouiO on~\'mtt-IIO< an atomic- 10 .,_...the,._ St- anct ..._. ~ Whllalttlt ~nyof !hat - • IOiow,lt - . . to be ~nc~...-.o fla9rat.~>~y, a · - 1 0 1111$ poiW!IIalll 10 .., ..... ellltet "tn t , _ Ia 100 large" a< • ot can't happen · H....,, eome k:M:N'ric:lual.l .,. not . , peu»m;11k Of Oct-&.·~ latatlrtle. A prtm. ..ample Ia Aicnard Garwin. He It a pnyslclat w n o - dulgn atomic - · - • anc1 haO- a nwn1>0< of tho 101>- .al J._ group. He Ia an 1811 Fellow - ..ry quallllad to rain .,.....,._front"'*'••ton. .. ........,._ .. ,.._.!hat rou ._ • ,_ . _.. ,o ·-•toe haO aay He IMturaclln !toe tarCII 1881 he lauded them Ia< their r....,l raatlltrnatton ol ttoe CllutOh'a tr.olllonat INChing on -ual -lily. Pointing ~llcally 10 Wllal IIIey ...., aalcl-.t-..allty. ne tolclthernthatttoey '*'•"•fiiNIY- ·-...eactlwty . . u .,.. ,,. - , .. tNatrutn rou ......__""' ,... ~ .. QwiU;- diclno4 - · _,...,... - . - o f - u e t l l r, -contf0004ed- --...-.---"'tloeOf"" .... - - .~~ ""' - -of_...,.., __ ...... -··· .-_._10 ._, b y - wit - to the trutn ol al--, _ -toe-.~- - Y 110 Gad'• piM, rou _...., manlfasted ............... . . . - . . lllellue dignity, lloe true flllnltJ, to Dw1at't Ctlu<CII lor ... . . - - wlllclo fr- lflelig!ll of Goer• ---IJV!IIr-__ __ c.lltallaa--- llnltle--ID-fllll'tllr," wa .... -lloe-~ lnan--llle wayOIO loo"olo -,ln-oftloeOourcll' a - . . J In apea111ng of tile "tiUIII of - . y In Goers ........ " " ' - ..._Ialiie - t o n - Gocl- - ate.,., ... - a n d - tojoinln_ ... .,., -!oneNP lila g1mg of low. To _.ton at _ •.,.......Hia--ialolly. - wiiOIIIIH8-- muetalc tloernaalveall they wlllllalllne_by _ _ Oibyllle _ . . , _ _ lor. .,..__.,._., a . - - o f ......... - - 1n04'allt) ..... lite -- _ . . . . . . . . llul God_ _.... _tell " .". '- _ - giNn,. •Gtorn:~~o ID....., .. on IL ~,._, .......Tllo.,_._.......,,........ I 'MOll now -lbe, I be11a¥e h Ia ,_...,., 10 llflng II to lha a u ant ton o1 the entire Un~Ywatoy ~r On Jorne 1), Wlllla ~at the Citomlatt)l lltlrary,l WU by Or Jim Atwood ollhe Citomoolr)' llo!Mortrnent He .._me a Obp o l - wttto the lnlantton ollakong out -journal&. s.- 11oe can1 woo - . . , llllacl out w. an m.st-.1 ,..,.,., ("4 .-oumats"). 1hlrn 10 <Omii'«O llvaa card• and 10 ahow me111o -•Ileal ton can1 by aaytng " tuo:l<.oft" 1 """' _..,., why a man of nla ~lc: atarure laets OOtnPelled oo I!>Ow ott In ouch childish baha.tot. Or. A t -. ploaug,.,.up. Hit._ critlc:larna about our COUtltry•a cltf- oPtions. -0·-'- ---than Ia IO Owlt C...e- 17<20, ~Ga!!...., In .,.. loley 15, - front the Ia* Is lllulninatlng. -nte~-Afact Ia U\al the liMed Sialeolor _ , . . , . . 11U ~ OOUiduaa~. - - e r a being - · -rat""*- arlae, - l n g to Garwtn. to "*ll)o-.getHI- ' - - to an........,.,.,., v-.- hit liat." ~he.. - ' " ' kl 11oe -Hier--_. . . • norrmO< ol 01'* artlctH "'-ing lo --...-1-aiiiOr--. Tho- .. blQh. eiv _______ ..__aa..ooo_ 111f1t4 ahed ..ry _ _ _ , .. lha _ _ _ • _ _ ...... _OOUid_oytM_of_ ~- ... _..,-ed.YOCitio -·---(~J--·. -­ _IIJ). . , .... _ ___ _ 1e a -............., alanwlllonabe "ac:dclanr __, Aflet _ _ ,........,.,_....,lma In - " " " " - - - l o r - altar-dtnnao ooeac •a:• w11rt fllendl. or_... to rou:r ---·----Wfthgroupatflel _ _ _ ....._...,_cltl_l lhltallort. etec1e<1 --- of . . . . . _.......,_.. , _ . . , _ _, - · - - - - _....,.,.t.,loeprloa ,...__t._ ___ lhllt- ~lot~ Illegal fundings? Editor. Tho Studant ~tlon'a (SA) otUdenl maiOGatory ' - Ouldoll- onalntaln that no rallgloua 0t pothlcat organltaUon . , _ be lundacll>\' • • - - l o r y ·- lnaplto of thlo, the .lowlsh St..dant Union IJSUIIIaa r-..cl ...., Ia funding from &A. -..no Conalclar1no '"" J-a.m .. ·~ tho -lalo St.-,t Union hU _,and Ia &111 ' - In pre> ....... Plo-Zlonlarn-- . ... -looghly pollical; I - wtoy t h e y - _ , anc1racoMng tunoa lrom - o r y funds. One oauld ct.1m that ,_.ate a minority In tho United 8t&1~11ut 00 ate Moaton)l, llbudOiata, anG --&Mil----·olltO< rellgloua thai Jewo ata a-~~~ (-they era notl. lloen Wily .. J S U - .. _.., lnl-.t group by ~ AaaaclaOon ............ ~_ _ _ ,...... _. _ _ lO be , . . . . . . . . . . , - thla kind o l - - t o n and ...._ 100",., 1010 -lundtng lor - - �~ prodigal sun the opposite end of the spedn.m Gearin~p or Shakespeare Elkln .sets stage for new season " I By LIZ PETRI NO -s. If you had "'aodeted past a small studiO oil the mai n IQYef In Hamman Hall any ntgnt In tn. past tnree you woukl undoubtedly 1\ave * •tna scene ot un-Eitubetl\an conve.satlon and CO$tume. Jana and T-sh•ns ate dl -.ntble through the heavy cigarette smoke A loose elrcle ia forming around the eente< o f the room, while two dog& waodet amiably around a table pUed·hl gh wnh Pelican ShakespeaJt Pocket texta. The talk I s relaxed, often punctuated by laughs and odd releroncea to Berloll Brecnt and Eva Pe•on wnen Macbeth's death scene Is mentioned. aomeone joki ngly suggesta killing nlm wllh a blowgun. But just what, the uni nitiated may aSk, Is an thla talk or labuloua flatu and tropical trauma? Upstairs In hl a seconcl-lloor olllce, Oec>arlment of n-te< and Dance Chairman SaUl Elkin explalna, * In our worl d, the balance of POWer often changes wnh the pUll of a trigger The ptey Ia very relevant to today. There 11 a lot of gunsllnglng-Bt~la&1. Iran, EJ Salvadof, America. the Vatican.* To ... Tl\a play In question Ia Macbeth, The years llrat production ol the UB Theater and Danca " Shakespeare In Delaware Park" series. Slated to run from June 30 to July 19. this new, revved-up version ol Shake-are' s imm()(lal tale of greed and destructive ambition will be set somewhere In Latin ArMtlca. where violence ts commonptaoe and governments are changed as last u slllna. As dtrector, Elkin belie'le$ a Laton selling Will ellectiYely brong new timeliness to a drama originally set in 13th century Scotland. " lt'a a very military play tl\at Cleats wtth the violent taking o f power. The mythical contingent In a Latin Ame<1can seltlng underaco<es the drama's supernatural Quality.'' lie pauses lor a moment, then mentions Ho/ingshed'l Chronicles, a 16th century record of English, Scotti sh, and Irish history and a popular source of material among Ellubothan dramallsts. ''I wont back and read Macbeth' s hl slory," he recalls. " SI\al<oapaara lalt a lot of hi story out because he had a sense of what works on stage. He bOiled tl\a ltory down to reveal the eye'-& of hi story, the repeatedly violent al'f"'IXS to gai n poww." Uni- t But as the play lOOks at the unl-1 ugllnen of rtvalry and greed, eo too ot considers the very pe<sonat tragedy of Lord and Lady M acbeth. As t he characte<s becoma defined, Elkin believes tha play ahltta to the personal tragedy. "It you saw a prlz•llght between two unknown people, you would examine only the fight." Elkin says. Ia brutal? Who ts a coward? But 11 you - e told the person In the White trullkl 1\as ten • kids, It Immediately beComeS personalized. The generat struggle of politics beComeS the tr~y of the M-hS. History Is ..,. - n through a peraonaJ ltory." ~ Thla production mariti the sixth -collaboration b e l - Elkin and composer Rey t..aa.... whO togethe< have turned out ~ab'- musical -•Ions of The TMOf»SI, A Comedy of £nora, and A Mldaummer Nighf's DrHm. The song• are atwaya witty and unpredictable; aa the peat haa proven. Lealee sham h la panner'a penchal)l lor the absurd, and can turn out a \ ·:wno , "'"h cowboy drag Ot strlp-tene tune equal adeptness But how doa1 El~ ln ana- the pUrtst'a charge tl\at no Sha~ aspear e 11 allis better than an upoatecl * Most people on the a udience dO<t't know the play or haven t rHod 11 s•nce h•g h SChool;' he not as • Mualc makea 11 mora 8CCellib'- It 1 not gomg to be a cute musocal but more ol 1 movttt score to aO<J eoior and backQtound i n m der t o enhance the d oama ttc movemenl." _._? Touchaa of red His b<own eyes rt at pensively a moment on tile table In l!ont or hom, while a green and o range Plcassoesqua painting on the wall a lSO stares abstractly downw erda. " I believe In tot\1 theater, a ayn thesls of all the arts. Archh ectura, painting, sound- thoM phyiiCa l aspectt can ~· the poetry In the play.* Ha menttona In part iCular tna costu ming. designed by Donna Eakay. Macbeth will hrat _ . , In a g,_, fat~ suft, while toucheS o f red era added In successlve to rtmb9flze his descent hlto bloody murder. The observant viewer will Pfobably pick up other aymbotlc aO<Iitlons tn tile setlfng- that l a, ot he Ia not too distracted by the new polished wlltOd sta~whlch takea the pl ace o f an lndf~ldiJal aet. Oeslgrled by Gvozden KOPanl, the mulll·lovel s rage w ill rest permanently In the park to IK>uae luture aummer Sha~ espeara O<oductlons In atyla Special effect• and coatumn oo not come cheaply in thl1 age of 1nllatton and budget-cuttong Last summer the Theater depanment reca"'ecl a $5000 dollar grant from both the Cny o t Bullalo and Etoa County "'"' a the Un~Ve<~tty looted about halt o l the rest o f the btll. Wttl> th•a yaar 1 tncrealed expensn and the Iota ot the County's grant. however. Elktn recognozot lhe hght spot. "Thla year, "'lth no County grant. we'ra ltertl ng I he season wtthout enough money In the p eat we've paaaed the hat •n tne park. at l irll lor odda and en<lt Now l ll•t monay wlll ba added to 1no production lund. Tna T·ahlrtl are simply lo r publlclly, and 1na aCids pay for the prlnltng o f the program " AleEIIIIn When liked If the PfodUCitona we<e tn mo,al d anger, Elkin replied "' ''" a very det•n•ta and dediCated no · rna oanormances '"'" go on The<e • •" be to.o $IK>.... Consijjenng past tr..., one eena •nl) '-&so Maet>erh pronttMI to be a tOOther onnovattve Snalteepeare SPtn-Dfl. PfO'ttd•ng eome or tha Ctty' s best free aumrnar anterlaJ..,._t As al ways. tria partormacea t ake place befltnd tho Roae Garelen '" Oalawa<t Park. Tueaclay tlltougn Sunday evenings at 8 p m , but make 5ufa you antve early to l tn<l a goocs tpot Following M tcbarll will be T-1111 Nrghl, directed by Derek Campbell and scheduled tor July 24 through Augu&t 9. So, w ine and en.... In Ia-. brfng a lnend an<! let the Uma...a Bard, "'''" a II\Odefll tw•st • '• Elk•"· work his ~~Defore you �In flesh. he WI$ IIJoUI the struggle end survlv1/ o1 8 /ecl< I*'P/e. In Sf'lfil, he'ft this end more. Bob Mertey Ia the PO&m Inti Music, Unfry •ntJ Woe!. JUM 24 • New Toys PAPER FACES Srt Junov - STAINS LOUNGE LIZARDS With PAPER FACES Thur.Julyz . tomouow. The sun shall not smite I by • d•Y Nor the moon by night And ~hlnQ that I do Shall be upflll and right • WH tTEON WHJTE Wod. July 1 · tndlvlduelity of ell fHOPie 011 1/JJ~i>l«fHII. His song d1nces 1 Atuet of Black F'erspocl/118o ecross the l1ntJs, 1mong the meny and 1uppond /ew, u/llnQ the encestral good into 1/te Pfe$11/fl 10 WI//( W/lh US who treed lor a better Celibates &!.N;~~HE PERILS Sit. July 4 . from "Night Shrll" Ellen with most US radlowaves (black and while) lgna<lng Reggie as a whole (elten as !My welcome wateted oown rendillo<ts of Reggae tunes), tha artistry ol Bob Marley has captured a worldwide audience thai shows all signs of eKpandJng. Small wonder. Marley was one o f the greetest World Music Influences of the last 20-30 years. Presenting a Black Creativity carrying on the dive<sllies ol John Coltrane and Jlnil Hendn•. his Innovative simplicity broughl the Rool Music of JamaJCJI lnlo W0<1d flow and aupplled tile world with a true Third World supe11tar: One whose success and mutery comes lr01T1 extendlnQ the Indigenous cultural roots. not abusing them. So<t ol Zion, outcast of Babylon. 11ew dey poetry man, Rober! Nesta Marley Is the truly global TNrd WO<Id man 1n IO<m and expression. S<)n of an ex·captaln In t~e bgh5h Atmy and his Alrlun-born, Jemelcan-brl!d wife, M arley graw 10 the sounds of a Black world. Nat KI'IQ Cole (tile great Jazz·spewned balladeer who wrole an Important pr~· s song of Black awareness, " Celypso Blues'1• Di nah Washi ngt on. Billy Eckstlne, Fats Domino {Marley' s lava<he). and Brooks Benton were amo<tg the Jazz & RnBmlnded sllfQ8(s that could be hear<~ throughout Trencntown, WI*• M arley grew up In JAIl was not unusual to also t>eer EMs Presley and Rick Netoon playing o<1 the local juke In ttlOse days. Add to all lhts the older Weal Indian musi cs (calypso, Jamaican Sl<a & Rude Boy sounds, among olhflfS) al1d the older rhythms o f the P<evalent African drum ritual. al1d you beQin to i\ti XE D DH IN K S 2 H >n TilE PHJCEOF I TJ LLI\{ JDN IG HT DRAFT SO<: SCREWS A N D MARYS 7Sc Rochester Philharmonic in association w ith NORTHEASTERN ENTERTAINMENT present LIVE INVITES YOU TO AN EVENING WITH JAMES .TAYLOR THE HARD SOUltERN ROC!( Of -_____ ----- AT THE EASTMAN THEATRE .. IUCIFOOT SwriZHLAND -..-~ me and w/lat I• to be mu~ be from " I Shot tha Sherilt" ~alley was the song lle sang, and knew the eootaaa rapge of possibilities He was a master Poet of tile lyric, able to brN~ oewn tl!e lll06t mindfrying, mullf.laceted reality Into the supremely simple song The systematized confusion of lhe West(Btb)tlon) was an ofttlme terget. this being but pert of the ultimate goal conveyed through Marley's poetics: Ullet The wll lhlt Marley commanded In ohen conveying the most chi lling seenerios wes moat dazzling, hdl of a slaggerl ng subtlety which renders the bluntness of his rap all the more IO<mldable Take, lor example, " I ShOt Tile Sheriff." Thi s was arguably Merter'a moat POPUlar tune, one whi Ch was a meat tlckat for POPII81 Ertc CtaptOf\. Wilen Ciapto<t sang tile tuna, his rendition •s nost.algically Western (mo<e Gene Autry than Eastwood). One tel<ea the song as a utchy cowboy lfnQie (or teen chi c) and leaves II there. The o<lglnel version of " Sherlll" on tile Walters ' Bum/n' LP Is qui te a different matte~ , blowing away lhe Olapton P<etensions ol Dodge City cemp. With a sense of legend borne of grim, remorseless reellty, Marley (backed by Peter Tosh and Bunny Weiler) rtaes and splrltllallz.es In a P<•me lnCJJntallon which leave• no doubt to wlleletlhe group name comes from-walling the night ar:><~ dancing the grtm dey into Ule. Old pirates yes they rob I $4/d I to the mercllanl ahlpa Minute• •tter they took I from the lEAn IETILIIICS SUNDAY o..a.. ..... Perhaps no one song captures tile eanh 8l1d vision ol Bob M arley than the final song of tile Uprlsmg album, " Redemption So<lg." Marley here could well be the grfol, the a<at historian, stolen from ~ AUO 7:30 • Botromlau pit opening lines lrOIT1 " Redetnptlo<t &>ng" ... ...... .. --...- KROKUS -...-.__...-.,a - P:"'-·-F ......... ................. .,o. Ral/eJtu hed got the better o/ AL£ lOW S -.iiiiilliiliiiioiiiiiiiil•liliiiiii.iiii_i.i_ii.,J . • • • •• • . Africa yet somehow holdl nQ on to the essence ol hl mMII. .... In tile first lour lines atone; MONDAy the soope ot Martay's poetry ComI ng.1 I 115 bltance JUNE 29th . I ~~~=Y•::;:::,~~c KANOI I fonrardness. In four lines, 400 years of bppresslon Is BARBOUR vtsuaJizec~, ouulned, ant1 boldly _., ....,. ..., i IFCIRI:VI:A AMBE.RI -- I 1 ~ .. on .... at 811 TlcUiron locatlofta, Reaonl ,._.,., and Eaabnen n.atra Boll 01t1oe on the day of .._ allow, 10 Qlbba st., Rochester. (718) ~7011 ~~j.~l,."".:'~:o:: ~~hoSe MAn NEE: 12:30 dally except Sunday I home al1d herll • has rarely been shown In such concise clarity u M arley has 00ne eo;;:,tnUCXIa f rom 5:30 p m dally 1111 cloaing. ntlnuoua from 2 • ~0 pm o n Sunday I ha; ,t.,. olclr end WEDNESDAY, JULY1, 1981 8:00p.m. presented: 1lle thleYes beartnQ r...,. --~ w)llp and cheln in one h and, and a crucifix ot loaded Monday P<omlses and muted July 8th conscleoce In tile o ther. The ..,_ $1 •00 OFF . ADMISSION WITH THIS AD & UB J.D. GOOD TIME CHARLIE'S I BURLESQUE THEATER I Adult Book• • PHp Show • Novelli•• II 3287"NIAGARA FALLS BLVD. I =~·1'1"::.: . . ••:,......:...::;::::=::::-~~·..,-·····.. ~9~.~2~~·~~~-~-.. J• • tired ot your 1 ..s/nfl, lllu/ng geme 1 To die and gotoH..WHi ilf 1 Jeou• · neme 1 f,~f;t;~":t i:,u:J!e,:;t;,z~ 1 trom " Get Up, Stand Up" c- Ills a cfanlc declatatlon of where dl rec:tlw 111811 be and why, drawing a line o f re&f?Onalblllty from all lnalQtlts w11era the Truth mua1 t ly. h Ia the portrait of a man wllo8e IIIIa ehall not be - n ~~gain . �©,prodigal sunJ d11m•n•no the Idea INI tatr play has anything to do willo violence, oor atooe-llaled '-to dospen- wotn Ills foe In tile 11\18 AmeriGan way. He ShOots nom. Mora? Alter a mllloon llghta or 10 (oN:tudong the moet By MICHAEL F. HOPKINS The llrat ,..., mfmnea - omlno<nly In a South Am.lcan torest, seouas to an aroclent treasure crypt fllr.d woth rnore booby (reps than 007'a Jockey strap A few tarantula• drop In to make a pany of h. only to have the scene e<aahed by a two-ton bo\Jidor wllleh allapee up our hero fu•t In time lor the marathon run, In whiCh a few hlp nallonall (read unfriendly nail-) Che<tr 111m on pointedly wllh spears. blow dar11, and untranslated criea of. "Yanl<ee go home," among other a • • Preferences and other - l n g shOts having been dealt, let me tell you lbout lhe muct>-looted Paramount presentation of Lur:ea (StBJ Wara. Empire Strlkea 8aclc) and Sieve Splelbetg IJsws Close Encounters or the Thrrd /(jnd).~lden of the Loat ~ Is a mlliNTIOih trrbuta to 11'18 adventurosm of the dl,.,. ~ store pulp magez,ea end Saturday matinM sariala or the I9JOs end ~ (Dicit Tracy, Buck Rogen, ate..) U's a nor»toc> maiM of flint and Imaginative fortitude balanced woth the alklut etaZineos of ill aatlre, a heaHhy satire W!llCII poUI run at !he tlmeleaa cllchea of the stooe-fiated hero type wlthO<.II degrading the him wrth the G-o• (jl~t 0~ mindlul Mll-elacement of camp Elements that mlgtlllla\18 the him -.. wtth Puritan eth>e: corn cum hop a Ia Irwin Allen, Simple Lorenzo Semple (and dod ruin Para try at a pulp toero 0oc S.••oel beoomH straight· ShOoting wry wot In tile hands ol lllmmakert whO have already .toown niqh regard Ia< the IICienc:e lic:tlon lantaay genre, ....nothing whiCh bolh Lucat and Spellberg ehare as chilO hOod rearing grounds lor I he omaglnatlon Sallre7 Wilen our hero runs Into 1 Mid-Eastern glanl who handles a ttone-<:leavlng sword the way Bruce Lee ewlnge a nunchaku, you just know a titanic ~trugglt Is at hand, yae? Not ex..:Uy. Deftly dangero<ll road ehaee 11111 or 8ufl1tf). the roero end Mrolne settle In for the niglll Almost. Hero's 10 battered that hetoir>e 11 asked to k1s$ him - . 1 1 Commandment• It It a q.,..l that btalas In a ral!fbow o1 aJcdt.,_t 1ang•ng from blood end gut• COfllrontatiOR to re1111-• reahz.allon, Sc*•berg "*g•no end mafl•pulahng the dtngy romanllelam ol a Ha-..ko ••th a Oeloi.Jioan01 - - nanatr\18to wort~ a~ong , r~ doesn't hurt! Hero du5ctMtly falls utMp There'# som<t otrong arull rn II George Lucas As I said, now tne wd<ecl satire I leslie$ oot some eQually "'lcl<ed ..:lion and often grim ed\18nture. From the teaoer In South Amenca, RardiHo worldhOps f rom your Ivy League college..,_ (oor hero •• • pro teNor when lie Isn' t minding his Sgt Fury beardgrowth), stops In Nepal to hoot< up wolll tne heroine ol troe flick (leiaty Karen Allen, who allll0$t dusta oil the hero In her lirat scene). and IIIIa Egypt In the etart IO< a quell lor the Lost At1t of 111e ~ Add to an thoa a ,_ ut-11111 (sllark•sll1) touci>M ol the llo<Trlic Ireta end there. and you have a lirat<la.. llaor· ra- on your henda Thoa II, meka no mottal<e, a beautrtUlty colleCtive at tort ot him mal<ert end penormors come togethet The ellortt ol PaUl Freeman (Chief ed-aary S.lloQ~ Ror>ald Lacey (the la<re-lype NA%1ledlat, Toht), and Karen 411en fMrOine Marion) are especially notewonhy In the life. lnlrigue. and color they bung 10 their performance• I have already mentioned the duecuon anci overall directive. 01\ yeo. another John Wolllamt lanfart of a mUircal acore, and tpeelal Ol)tlcall which resurrect the ltre and vengeance ol Old ·····················~ II I I I I I I I II I I LAIOUT SILICnOM Of toP GUAUn CLOGS. 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Certified Per•chute Rep•fr Loft FIRST JUMP COURSE COMPLETE $65.00 Includes. training, equipment & aircraft tees STUDENT STATIC UNE $15.00 Includes. equipment Ia 1lrcr1ft fees FR~EFALL JUMPS S12.00 Includes equipment Ia 1lrcrarft r... ____ . ----·...-.eurTMI-MPa.l UIID-. "" _,,............ .,.,... 8UtUII & , _ . . . ,... - C~LL --- FOR AN APPOINTMENT OR QROUP DISCOUNT RATES 457·9719 Public Nwap w.e-1 . . . . . . . 8WN&.O ~=.:=.~-= sm: ":%':==.-r:::r.= --.1&1.·--- . anaMAaN nt~EIT, "'":.;;...., ua ..... k c..- ...,., ··.-rllltll"-- �~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i\~~~~~sl . ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ROCKS YOU WITH STYLE : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 887 Grant StrMt 881-oet3 ~ ~ {I ~ {I -c> a: THE LORD I S HEAVY: A SPIRITUAL FOt Mary loll Wilham.s ~ 8c Lt)U) Now the Sun non, The tlofllOn liking The rays s1r1ke !lome like a blue nole bCifn 10 roam. *'"""- a::W oz u.,C Ttle holy shoul slira. Horizon SIDrtl 10 "-0 end w ~~ I urn en dance. Of tn ritual fOt c:C What Nature know& shan eome t o pass -~ u..w Plaza Slloe ll.,aJr zO r--- - - ----. 47 Ke11111ore Ave. SHOES IIEPAIUD • SHOES DYED :FJ Dry CleMiat a ""-7- "-llopoinAIM! 47 Kn. .re Ave. The blue note jammed! The Jazz took command I Tr- were _ , to g<ow from sancll take root and Oeeome a man. And Sun, whose name was Morning Glory watkacl nghl up to Planet Earth Spoke of alories seetung blrtf\. At Ualvenlty P1aza MIChael F. Hoptuns 836-4041 laatnaetora ·Prot_.. P~. Bottoa~• ·~ · ClaD IIMtc Tlaanda~, Jane as 9 p.m. alaarp Balldl-.a ~ •••• atnet, ltallalo c:......' D-.rtjttloaa sa.oo mlaecl drlaka; soc dralta ....... ........ ~ -_ WITH,_ _ E.,n.~3l, 'II VAUD ANYTIME ... ....... .., ,..... a.. o.-.,, ROOIIES ,_, .,., ,.,..,.,., ,..., JIS.SWj ... -- \ "MiO.OO-.. r ... �Experts debate sales to China By JOSlPH Z INGALE ~•aOUtfll' ~AHOn.tf ldlf.Ot II'\ *h•t Coil\ only M ckKt,bfod •1 en abrupt ooht" ·~ teu~> 1he Rt-te• n I\Onhn•UtAhon t\~ ~..- on pMcop lr IO ~~ olltt~>rv• ...._ ., 10 lhi> PfOOin Republic o l Ch01• (IU'C) S.C~rv of S•••• ~ Haoc. Jr dnc:•obod tlw .,...,_, .. "pon of otw w.s.n.,. cooper•teon brc~....,. tht rwo ' "'"''"" The> N.,. ~orl 1..reponod t«..,llv ,._, ol llw> ""'"" pol~ c~t.>,.. .... ~<P'Iod I>!' m•ny ol W•<~~•naton'• ~~>-•I.e<•. all houllh Jom• h••• "' pr•nod (t~t Of ldYf'At r ..~r(~to~ JltOI'I~ tn alt••d'r->lralnod US.So• ..,. refationJ Wh1le rneny US sv•r~i'-''-' mamtatn tNt tht 111(1 o f Amouun mol•"'l' oechnoloav 10 tho I'll( w"l ""' ~-·•v unprow ChiiM 4 m•l'fltY c-bii>OH.-hAJ -odlv \OOOCod ~· lu" .,.., lho pontbtll(y of US .Omll . . In to ........... o..e. ""'"" tho - t ~~ S....>Ot foar of Pol.011 h.o> muhtd ., tho ~mtflt of 45 IIUH~a~t dwoilon• •lone 1\> ~ ChiMte bo<def .... the comm~ nl\ll)tt 01 MMfv &rW'IOU'K'~l -boll- ._a. Nom rtw tun of eM \eno- tl\ on the qUffioon ol Nat •on•hst Chu'l• - •n ~•rtv ,,.,... WO) ..,,(ltd 1971-both ..~. "•"" • pubhdy- dtSI&IHtf'l~ 0\-.... IM 1\ltllouah Pr..odtfll Roa.o:•• - dunoa the islond"s lQvorotaniV c:.ampa•an- propo.K'd to fn the thrH dt~ v1ut 10 th~ ~oHMathen ~tatton$ ~nh PRC. H••• •nd Choneoo offou.ol1 r e~t.tlfd th.- pO\ItiiCM'\i on thfo NAtiOna hth. h•1 pohcy ihih mptO\-ed rt"lation• ""'ttl"~ ('tun. ••11'1111 an f'~ lfOWtftl Am~.n Wtlf.nt......s" to u.~ of T"""'"" Hill r~•ff•rmf'Cf tlw C~~U« Adm.."'!atoon"• posruon of · t.MOfhuAJ '""~' '""" tlw T......... ....... tho help a.- - l o p bo<h ~t .rod ~iorl tho...., o1 ~t~. wehu lf>K~ Ateflit..- .....odmt a....... ., on. of hi> fnt mo,or dK"""'' ,..,...., poloc-, hAs laid lho found.otiQft for tho ..ole of f•ht., • wcraft and wkan~ - - · t o the lormot US ildwn.oty 1\ccordona 10 The N- Ya.4 Tlmos. '"Hale str..S<!d that tho US Mid 1101 allioJ. only friench " Yet to a deltt~>ovo minded Soviol Union. llw r~iflut~s of continu•na COO~ihOn betW~tt thf \WO a..,., .....,. Moons IJ sur., to KDnOmiC ~ah m&tlt> IHCmc ~~ Am~nc.n tt'dlnolotv lor lho p.m voat rtw arudos ..a.-tedaod th.ot tho PR~ING AT J. H. WHARFF I 1 I MAXIMUM PRJCE $4.35 6.99 7.99 10.99 tho _ . ..... ol any- _...color print lie - I 0...-,.. ntll II L_~~~---$1 OFF~ or lho SovtOt ftdl•ies aft.., ou .,_...,.. of AfaNn"tan Althouah Haf& dod - doJdoH wh.ot spoc~lk h.ordware would be >Old to tho PllC. The New YO<t Times quo<od hlm " ..ylna ""tllote was no <fltolntv that tho Chlnox would wanl to buy wh.ot was offorod to them or that tlw Unitod St.ttes would find • pn.odent to '"" the ~oprnent mOst dnlrod by tho Chi..,. " Sinc•tlwCh.,...are ted>nolotlealty .,,..,.,. to oho Sov>Ot>.-u mudla> 20 to 30 year, botlind ., con_t.,...J technolocv-•t """"" ........ will mollllbly ... "" those _......, ..,.....,., wt.och .....n ouo:klv~tlwM<iouJ mOot.o<y ombaiMCe bftwftn tho two ManciR _ ...... Tllonoy . . . . Since "'->odmt Richard NII!Ofl's Mtoric rapprochement wkh hlnna Ill 1971, O>'efV wcceedlna admioistratiorl h.oJ lOUJht to lOIIdify •• refatiorl with I nt11 oii1G,125, or US c-41 I I l.lMl'n · -- _ _ _ ..__ --foodtll3:00 .... 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SL35 (pita 25c .._ priol.) 20 ezp. 1.99 (plua 25c e.. printl :u ezp. 1.99 (plta 25c ee. pria~t 36 ezp. 1.99 (pita 25c ee. prio~) (ASA 400 film • add S5cj ........,.. .... . 1111 •• ••• • ~ 832-8101 3327 Bailey Ave. NEW MANAGEMENT! 688·4012 .._., an.,...t botwMO tho So.- IWO proncopl• rlv1h '' 'ure co .ncrtliH" the kfftnllrt's de ~)"'~ ae1eon• HOUR COLOR FILM USandCh..am~an ..,ftmenl OWf • ,..., qo to c - • t • . , the r?QIItomt Wolll•mavlllt <"'-••-• betwHft US Mid Ch~MW outhorltiH Amodst dft•'""""'C US.Sov>ot rolatoom lho >PK'., ol . _.,oon M Y a tml from be COf\stru~ 11 • thrr'-t to lu s«:urrty Th<' modoa aloo '"""altd that Ch01a h.os bH-n moMorona Soviet ~ IEDO-soa.f151-~Rll~ VIall OIH C...tOf 1420 Mlllerspol"l Hwy When tho c..... Admr.otr.tiiOn f!Jt.lbluhed tull dtplomauc rolauons woth Ch..a "' t979. • con>-•ble """'boo ot In oddkoon 10 tho 6 CLASSES BEGIN: OAT July 7, · SAT July 12 • GRE July 12 MCAT July 13 · LSAT July 16 mthtAnll' l td economc:al,. ChvtHe .oct..-tedcod tlwv undt-ntood -.c.o > refat-shoQ woth lho fcwmO< US ally Tlw ClwM'W a.,_.,.;od .,..,. to tho hoah level St.oto [)opartm<Mt VISit that lhe I'll( equ'-' Admini>tratlon would ,.,. xll oHOflfl\le •rm• to lho PIIC.- althouah the form« the tonc~ll\l Yod<T~ necw.. -" WhUo the C•not h .... W..,J.hJnaton 1n Aupt.. tl OMC>un<od by Tho N,.. IO<~ \<ttl() tho Vnttod Statel of Wuh,ncton also lOfd ' """ to Taiwan," acoord.,. 10 The N ow Analysis Otlwc-A..011£ I'IYCH & -AH'CAT.oc:Al·VAT·TOUI. MSKP-NII ..VOUCF~F\.£lt.NDB-NL.e lnol Ch"'He mohtarv def<ot,oloon .,,f'ol'd fO d~M&ree·· KC~ atmlto •M ...ube """"'•toe! .....,.. • bo<h sode< Smu ...... l<k-nt ... _, .. WOUkf oot ~ ,. Prepare for MCAT- LSAT- GMAT SAT- ACT- OAT - GRE - CPA V) w.tU PIIC. ot ,.,, ..._.od U... otw a<tuol ~·h ol -~ o.ln "''\W Amer-tCan dtttnet rhP of l .nw-.n h.i .. btof-n • 'Ore 'pOt" lor 11nd Ch.t11m1n M.lo pr-.nc!plt-. _ t.b..M: tJw IS' ATTENTION STUDENTS ! .....,.. ---a.c- . . . . . - .......---· Fri••J'• ._. B.ola~ an ten .a-A• r. . ! Are IP£C:I.U. ~ •Ita. UINOAD Alii...,. Mil .:.•k - -11• U .le ~~::t~ltiNiw JMJB'IB.ftR �WILL DO T"f~INO lo "'~ - ificd cia~ _...... . , . . _ ..... _ ..... ~Need. ~::.,~oney1 .......,..DOH«. ~~:::..:.....~..~!~,os~••~-.~...... :$~~";-~.~..:::.:"=;,o~..~..~~~~~._i;iiliSKYDiiiiiiiMNiiiiiiiGii!i!i!iiiiiii~2 GOLD-SD.VEI-JEWEUT' ~~~~~..:!.~ ......... .....: ~~·;'~::.,:z::.,-••... •·•• . .._ . . ~ =.:..~~ ..... Ill._. =."!. acuo .-. -.c" ..,",.."' ..,.._ ...-...(.._...... CMM~f-.o ~ ~':i. s.::,-...::: TO S>IAAE - ~~·~~ wvom~... Countv TllUCJI(~ ew~ W'W\1 ... - ... _.., .... -~~~. - -'Mfn ...,...., ..,...... - at..... Alk 38 Hopllint Rd. w..maville 631 -8884 Oltoc!ory Mr Taco 1 3248 I M~m· Street (a•.:.~ :.~•Um.B•room .)~llI • - - '""" 1 71Mf "Yoa'U Lolle Our S..br, Too.'!! I .I ••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER FAST PAINTIMG ll/llhM4 ec- - .. . C.OI --.. .-lflliiGAM..,...c:tmU u.s. _ _Ceotu _ Parac:hute CAitSo ....,..,..,.... ....-c:JM .,.,...... ..... . ., . ""'· - lr~ ~ 1 457-9680 or 492-2514 ._ .,...., ......... ~ '*"'"'-· .... .__. . . . . ewau. _ t N TE.ESTEO e:_.....,. n-. ... ..... ,,.. o" :.:...~t..:'=:t..- 1 • Pac-Man • Asteroids . I 1 • Galulan • Missile Command 1 JC\+1....</ I Buy ONE Super Mr. Taco I ICJll'V Get the second one at half price! ::.,-:: RESERVATIONS f-.~.'10MOTI\£ entwwto~. STUO&NTI ..._.....,.. = ~Jump al"' d..,._ do~ _ , . '"'' ... - Attorney-At-LAw .. ,.,I 'i u---, Plua r =~":t!';!.~lt~.:~~\~ lt.o..-8 3 4 ·I II 1.....1. - •· '----------_. Pn<f-J f~rn fW"P _,"'! ROOM 1'0• M A L E - - , _ ·~·-·········· • • • • • • • • • • ..._..,~.,~....-~ ;.,..,ua.,./, wo.uc. ...1- , .... 1 Reataurantand 1 .c--~""' ~....,.. ·T,.in J€e~ --· UN( lASS If 1[0 tJ'.!.,CH~I~...:. ,:j~ ...,.., at tilt l:~.~ n.so- l m o t € _ 1 _ ... _ f fliPeet Prices PaW }The Jewelry Exchancef . JUMPING!!!! c.n it •"-' JIO'U wnc . RATU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..., WORJ' 5 PARAQfU11NGI!! Luca.n C.ol4 .,..,,. P.. TVPoMG c. Pui.Ato · .------------, 7 When God made man . .. He took a look and said, "1 can do better than that:' So He then created woman. QUICK COPY Off CAMPUS H(JUSif\lG ----- ,,..,. ....... ....._ __... ttlt .... *• ........ "'"""'- PERSONAl WANTRD T"EN SPEED I ICYCLE __.,.,..,... CAoM .-:a ..... '*' w.-.. ...-. J·BEOttOOM APT,_._ tnl _ Mmale ......... O.OIOMSC. _ to P.J . 's Really Knows How To reat A Lady On Wednesday Nights... TUTORING ...,_, ..,.,. aut ~ ea. C.' TftOUaLE W11fil pt'ydt Sf•'fll :flu? ...,...~ ..........fNNIIII4tlit_y. NEEO IIOONE\'1 -ty r.-.. 10- ==~..:= IM~T=I<:=-T=U~T::Oll ::-A:-:V:;:AI:-;;-LA::-;I;;L.-;E~... = ,-;a.....::::: f!;"""·GM:IO_try,.; TVPING •~ua..w..,.#dr'y41r~cl........,., ,-....._ c--. Cor c.ll : U ~ '*"''"· ..... r...._ •w .........a. •t....._ -·-""-· etc. .-.t- .,....,. w.·- .._... to Join a ~· u.-..., Mo¥emanl on Clllld Rearing. "-lo """o are lnlerated 1n this most exciting • .,.. , _ ,.. aro onc:ouraoooto ......,. lo 1oom 305 Squire Hall, MSC aJ ttto Commnll)' Action Corpo 010.. onc1 mal\0 out a >Oiunt- form, Juno 30\1\, from 1:00 to 2:00pm. or call 83t~ ancl lea..,. your name and 'Phone number. Crlola-.. ... •- --.u -... _..,._,....,..onclgainlng ...,._,o _ ..... 1n onc~ t-..oo-. . . . , ,_ _ ol...,..,lato -_a_ UI'E WOAKSHOP. Wo . _ . looldng lor - t o lead - -...ope or tct• ......,..,. conaultanta. If rou "-lllilllng to ...... \'OII<patllcul. . ldll Of ICIU .-.-.c~uFEWOfiKSHOI'SatttONOflon HaN, AC Of C111113&-at17. Tilt- .1a1:a WGiblltlp 1 o - at r..,-o --IIOON08 ~In- Plaza 1&1 Flint l..oo!tl-~-anda..-.flomrnti:30Mtto · t:GOpm..Cold-- - _lllill .....- onclltoC dogoonci-...,.WIIIbe """"'to - ..-of-·--· _ _. wMI"-hald. In -~ - In In a.--. 1111 c..._ 1111 - · - 91wllor- o.ollne oncl of " Tho 11'11 OM Clly. Tho o..1 ' - - a ....• - " o ~1*11 Dlcllnloncl- lluftalo." I - -clirectod by Oorlg - · (lo1ldla Stuclll-.tf~ CoUnty of .........., Pnojeat ~.For - I n - l i o n 0111 1111 ·• ~ -.2311 or ,..., Murpltr, Talllor Ccolllgl, a 1 - . · :~·-m~-:-~~, Etlo ~-~~~~-la4!t -· lo lool<lng lor 'fOiurtlM111 and aludlnt lotorna, lor liMo oummer months. Counseling ~- with prol-lollal mkllng and sup8MIIIon lo ovatlbal Whlch ls • valuable ••PMtence f« Sludenll in lhe human """'"" psychology, -tal wor11 or oounuling llalclo. II tnoorosted ~~~ C . t a l a - at 83+313t to com.p..te an appUcaiJon and set up an foletVteW. _ , . Souoer!l 1 ! - Groet appllca- .,. , _ OYaloablo In ll)e ~ ofllc<o, 100 Talbott Hall. Grentlng ...., tor Muto< and PI>D canctldatH, up to ADO tnol $325 , _ . . , . . ,, Completed appllutlone .,, by Frlcloy, Sloptlftlt>Of ~ Iiiii ot • p.m. Any q - 1 - plooH contoct 'the GSA olllce, e:J6,29e0, --tohy ._ .. v......._Cont.rol pUla (prolor.t.ly w- ,_ 11-301 ara - using Blrt~ O..t~ lOt 0111g moCabolltmm otudy concklcled 01 MI...., FHtmoro Hoopllo~ Pa~t $1 .00 $1 .00 P. .i. BOTTOMS FOOD :. BOOZE • BOOGIE Mlcr.-eft.. pr-.. stM.r• dJf'W'Mir Ia _ . ,, TYPING SERVICE...,.. kfff.ao ......_ IIIW. PAMft• - . . . _ _ , · 11 .., a. aU 11.Hf56. -· ·- plllllk •E SDtO U CASH H U elk ua lot k* Nnd.. PO lok ~· 25~ Champagne Pfna Colada. StrawberTy Dalqui.U. For LadJu Onl11 r.-.. ...,....,... ,_, • ,.....,. on u... ...._ ~-.,.,.~WU1tvtor. ,EMA-LE GttAOUATE STUOEN"t ~ aJ.717L ~ MMie ~-- to .....,. E:HGLJSH 1VTOIIl AVAU.AILE: W ............ 1ft NOr'th .wf* .,.... c.ll Fortitft IIIUCieftb.. FaK IJJ loMo7 . . . . ....,. • ....,. .... ,.pm. Aik ~ lor participation Included. If lnterosted, ple&M call887-4700 ~~~~_..,..... .IIU-HIIal: ......... - - ......... joiNnSoiiNif or Bowling teorna ... IO -~- , . . _ oncl ploone nurnt~on ot liMo F ' - - Aoom, Tuaeday alt., I;GD p.m., ~urlng lor...,t Foll<ll4tnclng, June 311M oncl Salol Unoala ~ .............. "-Z11...,.. atlho 101 ProobytM'Ian a.utc/1 S)mo>IJOI1y Clma. l'opico oro Community Orvonlzl!lo; AJtor1111M f-vl" llarliallon """h Ellocoa; Tho NuclMr FUel Olaln. - ·-- . . --·. . ---CIIy" ,.• AZYf' mea proeluctlon). Witt be olloWn on W - ay, Jury tot. 7:30pm, at . _ 232, Squlro Hoi~ MSC Tho lhiHalo Eut Woot C.tw 111111 - - o macrobiotic worllll>op thlo Saturday onciSUncloy, Juno 27 and 28. at 1111 Olurch of the "'-naaon. tocalect et Unwood and · Spulcers Include, Herman Alllata, 6Uihor. leCturer. ancl Preed-.t of the George on......,_ I<: Foundotlon of Chico, Calilornto onc1 Conolla ANta, au.- ot tho colenclar OOoiCbootL They wllllor:tuo on tfla macroelotlc way of ncer ancl Olttar 1 - - • 10..1 · - ctau. coolllng c:lua, lllCI maal Wi" be given. For furtttar lnformtllon ...., tOQIMrallon c&lll!:!2-8400. "''"ng .. ~arts&.kctures Ito ,_ "II toi.noo" Ita tonooll F-nclltll. ""'lch io bolng hold In 1111 " air condlt- Flllmoto roorn, from7:30to9:50pm-.yT-.yth'*••mm•. Al.o wo atelool<l,g lor -lelntoroslod In lormiJ>g a11 lorMII Foll<dancfng pertormeo group. , 2 JUp 001 tho 1 - . • lrlendoNpo oncl o poetry <et<llng by S&Uy Ann Dnlcl<or. 13.110, relr-......1-. chlldcato, caP Emma for more Info , -70. Tl>Sat 11·7, ...................... •"-'· ......·.-.... ..·..-..-..-:.·.-.-........ .....-.-....-....-....-..·....·.·..·...-..·.:.·::.·····t······· .·.•·....•....,. ...•..•.·. -~ ~ ~ ~ �Renovation .---'!""-------~-------- 1----------------------RIDE HIGH - -: Til& Weekend at : planned Colonial Ridge Stables for Rotary 1 I I • Open " "n dar • a WHk • rat.a. SS.OO per hour (lndlwlduaO JS.OO In grou". ot 10 • tO% Off on Rl~a, end Hila wlfb till• adl • '*oonllghl tl~• 1r1ll1ble by appointment • located 1fJr mil.. ..., ot ~rt on Rt. n Rocary hold-t!>.. M.Jon Scree~ Campu•' lon8">taodona hofnt, lor loocbooll. loold hocky, '"'"'" .tnd tr.lc:k 1nd fteld l eiJms-v..tH undforKo • locehh toUowtt~g che roocball Bulls 1981 soo>Ocl, acco,d.na 10 Vece Prnfde.nt for flc•ht•e-s Pfann1nc JoM Neal A ponk>n of tM sooth seclton lH\d the c.~nter sect.on of 1M "" ~.st bleadw:r1o -dlrt-'Clly u~ t~ .,.,, bo>-woll be ronovoced. lddma addfhorurd moo to 3000 Route 17 Middleport (716) 735·1127 I •1 1 I I COLONIAL RIDGE: . STABLES & I TACK SHOP: ~------------------------· Simulations THE COMPUTERIZED GAME ROOM •n H-IlS; ~nd I~ north ~.on ~~~~ OVERAO GAMES FROM ARCADE TO AOVEHTURE be <"'lracced. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d9511742d7d2462b4e9151bcb750788a.pdf 0fe32af496d8c9dbdb2cc0e26787bd2c PDF Text Text 11 May 1981 Vol. 31, No. 92 SUNY at Buffalo I I ~- .., - ........... .....,. - .. "T.. "'""'" .. !!I!.'!!. ~..... _:r_-... ~? OUa...MI~J~ ........... .. .JW~e ........ ~ . . . . . . . .. THL ~~ WHO MilS£ ,, ~. 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STIID£10"1...., ~lon ro --o..-m..- HOUSE.-~- -ion«. ~ WDMSC. vr....._..outet t.tred.- ,...... ~ SUB\..ETTI!tll nteOecf,.,.fl" If~ ap4 . . Orc.,•rw Pl~f 14f1n tlf'tt*tr~ to tun ~· lor WQMSC pOR:tt ,...,...,_nc MkNIIOit«. Et1c m ·tn't ... sualET .AIR c-tk>Nd ·::w-::::' -'-·--- s:umm.r WOMSC latta Mdroom HOV~T6! WA)jfl!D J Wa•t~•r/Oryer tvrftlt'-••· ~~... rmt~ IM.OO ...._..St. You'll ..... lt. Coll-l'- 01111 >fOU$IEMATICWil"TEDtor- u. ..,.21S' ~ '*""Oft Md ~ mi<Nnt. • • . . . . ..ms .,..,._.- .. llpm. TWO IIDROOMS lOS W'hh , , m ...... SEPTE MIER IWo roomt taro• be_,tlfvt '*"- W0MSC lfO.OOt UundrY dl thwashtr. furnl&ntG. tr•d/ pro Plllmlllat...,. C8ITIII turnl:INCI • Wvtlilflft per~ ONE FEMALE WANTED: ~ SU8LETTERS cte-. ,.... two tlW PlftOtl MuM onl.hbon CtH L'f'n or ni!CJQf)Able WDMSC Ot.nt, 1»-704 HIC,e HOUW on .$WMf'f'IOrN JhL ~ SU8L.£TTERS WANTED t'WO 106 W. one rOOM ..,_,. c.n 1Gl>m· "" 1304 nic-e IM:IVW, nit MwtE •' I SUBL..I!T'reiU- MtOed frOI' hHit' MHth. J ""-'""" w~ 4 " - MSC. 0 4 - -, air .v. ....... w, t7• .O t Ull ~ 01 6»-0JI TWO SU8L£n'£1t:S ~few ~ ~,..,. ~AT'E WoMsc - t -- · prn _;;:.,.-;:;;,-;-· Qll ~ D7•S7SI. be*Wfl't Ufll*' Ull'tftt ,_,.,, II,~ MtftroOm -~.., ••.,. S'UD.OO pt~n •I'Vr'lf'l a.lloy I.AitGE ......,....,... UD ........-. WOMSC. ovoll- J.,.. ., ~ - .--IT-y-- SU8L£Tt£R MetMd HnrfN Ml,. := ::!, :::,:-:= ;:o.:7S'":; 111tt __ .. _,_ - .. ---. SUeLE"T ~~ cu•·••• HEED£0 J , fuin11McS • bedroom wtlMK Mw..ot• l4S c..e1 ~Cit., ~ted, ~~ • 101 Mntthrct. +cftt.- .....,.~CPIPJ1f$ll wurwr. orv«. rtnt ,....,,.., Cali MiU tt .....$$11 . , HNI •t D) UCN SUBLETTER WAHT£0 h.lfl hOvte WO MSC .S min. RMI ne90ft.bfe a; Mil J~I<E 10 JULY I . . , . , . , _ . WDMSC r.nt neootl•ble. •l6· Cltt. '*""" SUUII..El S"AC.IOUS Jatt on ....."' WDMSC rettt wry c·tl.rao , . UltiU,' "- A._k IJI ..SV. Howfe llt •••1 ...... ...... ......... 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C.l Jot. •• ....,... FIVE 8EOAOOM twntw\H boUst WUh - ' I " ' " ' -· c-10 own..,. w..q.,..,..... CONORATUt.AliOHSSTEVE. rtiOINO ...... ~bil'f,.ou~ii........,._IJC.,.OW. ELENA. 14 a necht'or yW __..lltiUSI!d. d•~vou~e~•• tf'l¥d roy'rlt ~-lAd n.r;.. Gut ..,.·re stUt fht tlt$t t Convr•~•tiOM and much IO¥t Jwnie. """'It " W&'NDY AH.D DE81U6- How wu tM-We N4 ovr "*"'f"'b bUt ~ prolts\lonll ' 'l'M other Of\lt"1 wt,V\'t reotllf 11\41 tied. •a. ONe SU8LEnER Wlnftd In two botOrootn •P' tor 1ummt r 1)7•101S WOMSC 9AAOUATIE STUDENT loo'll.lno tot t'ttpOMlbM roomm1te .to ~tl.aft tarve tWo )>toroo"' NotrfmMI, North BU'ftaiO'\ Jun. l, lftl ul! Mllrv after 7pm W 7J6.l ROOMI!AAT£.. WAHT'ED for "iWO beGrrom •P•rtmtnt WDM'$C on btllllnn. Call ai·JUS•_,._..,.._ w..s1... ~OOMMA~~ WAH~D FOR $1-ACIOUS WIN5PEAJt apl'ttnfrn't for ewnmet"orten. ser~"m•'•~ 170 + - n. cuc.un'lbtrl 18. CINDY, Mett~W. lllt4 $harVI-good M:11 nut v..,- aap1a11.e n ..sy on \lr'tiiiY, Ie~ ns•unc:rUCM~atl~o~tllltln. l)r on your 'I"MAKU TO ~OU. l k.. ~ '--' . . ""'MsllM</ft,IN_ ..._ • . Otn• 2 bedrOom •P' ,...,. etrnvM. W.Wtlortef", twntlht<l. color JV. 0t1 iiNm bit Vtld tJvdent ll5•062.S •""' J P,m . ~ t(-~~~ FEMALe' ROOMMATE Waniect tor ) BEDROOM COTTAGE. IS ~tS.IIt ne.,. M.Wt~ IIVinO ~ , d1n""' room, -.oe ='~=-.:::-::..-~ UNITED STATES PARACHUT.E ASiOC AFALIATED CENTER CO ED >fOUSEMATES w .,l'eG I ttw S.VM•t.tlbY•· LOW'$~ . JEFF ANOO.Wk~doWntoTUfiS end .,.,, 9ft iMO tome r~•• van Hal>tf'l 457-;9680 or 492-2514 rem "'"'"" A-<W~ . C:OH- ~t ~In '""'" lor ~er iMI•IImenb Gent>• m-.e moM'f' and wnd 11 to V\) G..ool.lw-~.OW c-...., CAll. blOW FOR ...,.._.., WDMSC • UlbOI"': SO anc1$ •"'*• 01 t11e aerber Mink dUb. -'*Y Tr-eu\ &-Jump .U '" QUIET "IIIIAALI!STUD£1n I.OOKI~ lor sfticMD 01' Mtatl OM btdr.om OOI a Pltf"''IO"'-' bvt stitl 11f nrvtr EW!f'y.. ttnlvhrt.,, and nw Beagles ot ..,,h usU Moe; ornm. brr.IOOI.._ EUGE_NE '' 0. 069 (udWo"' --Dublnck.i. 0.•1')' .. 8erbtn e.aunc., WI ...., don't tall down" GolOSI~In, ntome\ ••P•t1Y rho ...... .~ .... SUO! ....... .Joi!>o 101 d»U.. •ow .sutMftltn be«ooms Wou, 'New. P 4$ • Hfotto Roehdfer Bye &uffMo, ~. p,o(.,.wMI ~... 0ump ........ ltu.ht I, t-....1 ,.,ructon MOUSe POe • •.,. are- rn tths ftar. It ts toc.llted Oft Mlnnnolfa . Jurw I 11V0 AUO. 27. c.ll t'OIIf OitM)' ~1 01'111,. WVtl -Compartt our drop .:.orw- . , . . tryinel lfwor• LISA, ""' not aNd, Gw$$ you-'re naf fht ~peril! out pncc'$· ..,.,...,, ,,..... monrtt-neoc>tl*~ *"1 vw. rtt.Mx. eve.. SKYDIVING!! PARAOfUTING!!! JUMPING!!!! 11 • ty~ MW'I' US.IIt . IJ:2~1t. buo do A-ARTMa~W~D FEMAL.E MEOS ,...X04. I ~ ) HOUSEMATIES net'Cif(l to cotnplttt bt:•\llllul •P•rtmtf'll on c.n ic whao '"" ..... . ~,., W "'"""'"'· USA ANO LAbon.. llt) Eo.. and an, III<Lotlvrl ...Meo.._ _e _ ...,...,. tle.MAL!: Oft.A.D W.nled tor bN\Itll\11 toOe<Sroom tp4. on \.._I&.Ooft Slttt WOMSC.. Avlll•• Jun• ht ao.w .... ftl90t.,...., c.tt GH'M1 or G6-1112 SUII.ETTER$ - - 1.!0+ Hfce ,...., uu ~ •• m..., DJ•I.al - · K•Y D1·1SJ.(. SUPER FAST PRINTING l f SUBL£'TT£RS lOt a IP«Iout fulty C:arptlld Oft Me'Tf.mlc-1'W • HEAD RESIDENT .POSITIONS A limited nu'lfber of Head ~esldent positions will be .wtlllillle In the Unherslty Aealdence Hills. TheM ere hall· ~.~ing prolullol'lal positions lor the 1981412 ~ ~- Applicants must be'graduate students IIII'CIIIIel• Ulla Un'-Sity who hi,. WOik4d on a Reslden$tHII ..,., or who h..,. other expertIInCe relevant to . . . . . . . .lltiiAoftty . . . . . IIIIIIICOUf~toapply. I" 6 ..,etoiiiiQn lonna •• aveillble a1 the lflluel~ Oflloe, Rk:tlmond Quad, Bldg, 4 Lew! In !he llcott Compl111. or &y calling 838-2171. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS lhly20.1881 AJp~Joeii4Nta _,_, artraat ••• Ifill ,. &;od-iiM eotr " adfiHiotlal racallcfea occur. STAC'Y. Kow(OUid ¥041•~ ~t ~ t•r1?"' ~~ whll'.a- up tor tM 0e1C1 $ tttf'IOe- Nichol•• " tel "" • SUBt...ETTEft· WA.N:TEO WDMSC. 5 minUtes )VM fhrouOh Avgust~ ltettt f'le90'l able. IU-Oia.. SUBLETTER HE'EOEOior lpenof'l~ on Montrose Wl GI'I5Si7 or 117·4DS7 ~ TWO BEDROOMS IVfllflbte trom Junt lh,Olilh SvQv$1, S bedfOOI'f'l ho~noe~ Atr tondlf1ontn-g, a•' grill, two o•thloon'lt.. wn pot'Ch c.u us en._ -SU8LE"TTER WAt4l £D ~d nou..,Ealt ,.Ot'lhNP RMI M9011_..,, l•fhUt•G''-5 ---IWI· Wt NS-fi'EAR-sommer sublt~OM rom ll'lfWO~ ......... ~dMlllf rlOht next lO MSC! McA1 ~u .._••,ffvl • _ .. J _ _• ..... - portYinOI ~~~ POOICI~So , vur~'? t._,bt>l ~~ . RKM Yovh•vewd'lbeevtH\IIblueflres, Ewn mort beautifUl tfwtl Ev., Mad AI ciQtl\bint:d. ft'd l:ht-1 true- -sfVdS. StmbO. •re ALAN KAC:HIC. Thanks a mllllOn tor t he helP ttt fheo V'...m.m ('OUrM. 1 01111e (IN , Good tloldi: ....... ~. """ • 000e1 """""'"' .,_, ~t•Y 01 1-''· on wan I """ ~ to ft!lt O'lol'l 1M1• vou Good L-..ca Jl/ldr. '*' �& E y_.... _.J_ _..,lMO_. ... ...n;;;;;o. -...~ 'r... l'-t~Wr ............ _ . , _ _...... li! JEM, _ · · - - · -· I. i ..... TO 1"HI: _.,.. "~Elf ___ _ Ill l'IIE .,..,.. -·- ~~ItA. SI!TM. COHGAAT' 011 , _ - - M l~ -to¥""111-·- -loo o rM-Mrilftt coU•o•t 8 LhNY: You rtew MM trw most atablrltJnt fOre. fN• Ntnftttt. U!'\ f<w TH1! IIOI.OEtt tOI<! • fM•o ""'- .V G U ' I I - - I E C . J MARTHA..ANNA =-E=~~~==~:: "*'bfortntye.rt l _ -I!C. ltD-Yo I:C. Mr Tac-o '"" •it~P',..••~. .,... ~~ •uv. ...,..,. ""'(:4Ift ,_. TtiEY' AE MAKIHE I"'INNoJ P~ - · and I ii- I· · · · · · · · - - - - - - Restaurlllt ----· ···· 2 •11 3248•M:in Street.Cacr:: ~~~~~~~1 1 • I I I Pac·M an • Asteroids Galellian • Missile Command Buy ONE Super Mr. Taco : I ~~ I Get the second one at haft price! " You'll Lotte ,Our Sub¥. Too'!' June 1{111 = ·---~----------------· SWEETLIPSIMYdevt-OfM~re frn.ttr oont-tcr ....- • IU'IOW, rou .,. n. OAe c--. yoou ~. . 1"\t' COtrle 'to Mt"'~tatwe" wiM M....-.ewrt w..,, to tJt or~ tide-tom.... our tove en ewne•tine 't.lcte. 1 not>t end ..,.._.,. -.·u elwet~- be tooetrw tore lwn MKi motl Ol 1!1 f~Yfl't I lony. sue:- .., t tovt YOU KMtn tow you. 8obll.tn7 srey. LINOUIOST-You w•r• I goOG ..at,tlonf.wnH"(o4Ja4"ee....-. T-.. c ~~eiiJCIOdwmm..-.. .wltlncfe PRINTING AND COPY ~ENT&ItS RESUME PROBLEMS? Let Us Show You Samples FR EE - Then Let'lls Typeset & Print'lt """Y'be thtt'C'' s • care« fOr-you at """'Am ........ e ... 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See ~ou . - .•..- u t l y. &LA-Thanb tor htW»'~ 10 meU,.,. en, Delk . _ OOOd'thls '(Hrrn ev.n If JOtM. af II wn I rtet 'forud' SPot .. MARTH4, ~NA AND Prock11on; T•htltolt lOr VOW . . lp, t'll cNnc• <MNln tor you tome~~~~-v M.Wthlt ~·~ Tom. AICHMONOS 4ttt f~ThanJL tor - .... -.. ~ttiO-y t Vov'rethabKtlLOw NAOMI~ Y~ ffttn ... avt~•J 1 ...,..., 10 ~J U..OT. our m, lift 1ft ""'*""-okl , . . _ _...,.., ' how ...lo'l... ..... ~ WUf't ~ ~ WHYM.,J. FLU: Yot.l ~•-mv,_t WJ, mor• .......... " NMIC''t S.. )'OU In Tol<yo tot•-.., W11!t _ . - KD, - 1 - M -. F -·- -.T. OHtOLOEit TO ... -~ Editor I lillnO*o Or WM fl\tl C~ EdiiOrtOr-Sjll. .. EILEEN LEI: Let' hew ., tltfalrl Goocl luck .ith tM t•""'- drttk. Low, t ..... , .... ....,. ~ JEF"F- Ft1«'1G• _,.. ..,._... no ....,.,.. ..... -.lllff .... AI..... ttnoonuch ~•~ • In men...- ~.,...._ YOU"'I....,..Mlft•y..., fOI"toWr ... twr. ....... KJt. ,.,t tt08lN, THE <*M • a..v. e.._. _nME _.Na _ _ ,.. .... .,..,.. .,. -lnel.ow)'OOI.M1, liiL\.ARY, tf'Gftf\'e.,.., 1""-erall'nto Wltp you comPMy If ~t-E.,., Ancl"\tfbo ...WS_.. ~"t lHJ the' Y'Nrt Not OAiy ~..,. ~ 11. bUf Wt had • f Wtlftl'le tltnott TNsft\t tor ~""- et;pedau,- ~v:f~';""::.:= more Ofttn. Th.nb tot- rwrvthl" you've MIPfid mf'Wiftl CtiM 1Ml1~more tAM .,.ncuno me thrt eM). s.nc1 mr ~to KEVIN-kEeP THE.ttantnl.n4noi'Wive sum,_, ...a • Officlf 91'••• next ,.•.,.. to_., t)c..orn. lntOlAE 3) hive • .,.,, nnrt yMt, Ml. we""",.., ... EC-:fn>fn your CE. T~t fOt Ill ~ for 1M ."'"" toogl.t• It,...,. ooa: HoW klncl crtet~ rov to~ the ,.,.. outl R~ber to WAICft ~ In touCh. ptene dO tOtndbinO etsourn '"' we•"'t~" . .-... .,,...,._,,._,..,.,,........._.s.....- PS~-~ $AHOY: Don"t ChOiw too """'Y """"'b -..m'""'.•_.,. ••. SUEMIVE • Maf'Nt'tlo ~ we tN.,- .. ....... hH. . ..,. ..... I'I'IIOid. w.•fl ~r nltbft. • • bjg1... Mel~ .... rtm•fftt ""'~~""""-~· IIONZ.O, From 1 ~Uette to • ~to • •..,.... w..v. COtne. ~ wau &..ra 00 It up .M~ Stn.. beSt w'bhn ldvln ettd T htO. (.Ot.~IO TO SCHUSSM£!1$TE R$ 4 ""W WAYHE- Not ontr 1 CI'Nteod a tnC1Mter bu1 (hooefu'l'y) ' dyn.a;tyl Goo4 lUCk MS.. SWAO, TN'S rur f'IOt bt fht T....,. bU1 t'm ..,.. YGW'If And to cnm torN...., muct, you knOWl You are au woncltf"1~otl! • suo . ~w.--.lhii>OM¥v s - ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .II\OOAR9 MARTY : Totfllt1'1ftod...,.tl~f"M!Ot•IN:l MCJ Vl)ued lrletfcl, 1..fi'H, /!Mf'f :JQOHE.INC. IS THAT IT MA,_Yl Cl!n VOV '~"'- o4 lnYOOf ...H you m f9f\l h.a¥t: fNI ~<1llclno .,_lfnt; 1PN1 you went toseftdlpet'IOftotl tol H O~wtf"U" POSITIONS AVAILABLE WITHIN SUB-BOARD I, Inc. out of daDWI«< 'lbtttlto IMI-,ot.t tnutl ~'lew"""" • .,.,..,.., ~· (tl~ &A.RBARA AND 54HOY Hoi U;)S,J: t untt betlitvt tt\4 n.,. '' ~ ~ Wt"W't- been lfW'OUih 10 mutrt line• ~. ~· ot whaa."" br'OIIfhl"" Nt mucl'l dfoMor ~. t'll miD vou bOth ~ Ttw rnemor5H w•ll atw•rt ,.. mal.n vou we Vtrf ll)ldll PfOPie to mt , ...IIWo ol All interested students Ore urged to apply, for: LRI, from~ wb to dKI'-'ont. wt d~ lt. Maybe fhe..bM-1 Of tv.tyhHno In l.w sd1oof. but rlnt; Ott~ rtiKit for WUcJ tltnts lrt EUf'1IIPI'. I krY9 you, ROOI"• • SUE GAIL OE8 FRED thru rotlbtrl"' ft'!tilkak«S 6-ty dllhl$ Maky '1nkl M Nod a ortal time • vw,.. tU ..,.c:lat ----· --¥5· - , , _ ' - " " " olol. • Group Legal Services Program Director -responsible for planning and operation of G~ program. Estimated 20 hpursf wed ow... - the mat~ wt11t IM.IftCfteO ~ MCf ~I CVfM lo ~~. /MkA mr~.- ·SIIOf' ~ _._.... ....,dl-.A.GO>ln. - 0E:8. 8R:IA.N_.. F041f ,.__.. f\a'lloe c:lOfne & lb blsM elo1 of hln & hlft work wu_rm. o;av. n. tant o1 tUde 1n • • ' go~W. .,~,.-'·C.-....:....:::.,:,..:u.t.:.;;....:..._.....,.....,.... af - . _ y.., do - wn. ,__,......, MAAT T6_0111!_b1WJ II«o metr.n-.... . . . t,..,.,ll1te'J"CCU. up . . . . . . . . , . • .,.. .... '" -.au. 1(. . ' ~Planning ~ i 1 W e ofter e verythlna -- UOIWnltY ol ,._...., ..,........_ "'for""' IUJN'I'f"'"·' '""'' too:r-·- .,.......,..., Otdlnif.. 8HI 01 tvck ln .,.., a Party?.:_ 1i, ,.: e~cept the be.erl!! ~ aad all!)pliu. ~ -~ ;> 1:;. 1" • I~ Sanarak ~~--- I I ·responsible for operation of housing search Estimated 15 hours/ wed o/ff~. • UUAB Sound committee chairperson & assistant -responsible for Audio produ~on at campus e'vents.:Some techlncal skills helpful Baffal~o- 1 4ZOJ ISJ ..SOIJ l:. ... •, . . efhr , _ MftfY to_tiMt a.trelo - ~----------~--~ ~~~~------· · - . ALL POSITIONS-ARE STIPENDED - ~=========.------~=-==============~ DEADLINE FOR APPUCATIONS BY RESUME FRIDAY- MAY 15-TH l:j Paper & Popcorn SappJies Inc. 41 Pen.Y St. .. • Off Campus Housing Director JKI..-t cannowoffktell alillf tM • wftttle Rtal&fl'at • Coneullioa • wt.olcaale • Rd&.il Hot aad cold e.-, ~... paper pl&to:• • and towda, Meret.o:n'a c:lloeel&te, topplafa, de.;-t tc. ALSO- rent&.i of _.,.,,.. aad edttoa eu.dy F E oFNEW-WAVE THE H ;pu ft'O!'n HoYembW fill April, YOU tt'l t.~ l i 'l L.Dve ye.,sue.. JAHICIE-Wbel C-ln I NYl Ket9 up tnt Ot'Ht'Jo. And k"9 In t6Ueh. ~ M6ry Screws & MarlfS 75c Mt,~ nvis! Oan't be crwl. Wt cen·t wan to OJ IOWMAN-GI.ed to naw met you eftt'f •U tMM .,..,., Don' t be sud\ a '~ rttft ,..,....,. ~lit. t& Mix ed Drinks Draft 1 FOR TH£ PRICE 0' 1 50¢ till m1dmte k.II.LLY, STRONG. tnNtnu ma'-e ._. S1'f"on9 trl.no:iJ\1" thin' V04.l Ofr ~- K.er9 &n toucft MS. wr11 l'll tn M'JC. novor Mel-in P'fln? ProfftiOt HtsrCICOCk. liilo ...,, - _ - - · , _ . C:Uy @@@ ~ lnd LOI S.....avvt 1 good ,-eer n.tll(1 v-ttr Th"lf'k you for your tr~t.hiP MS Keep AAOISHI\.-r the Uttte tndLan: When PRESENTS THE STAINS wed-May 13 PAPER f-A~ES -fr-t-May15 Electro-Man -sat-May 6 58ft Fr.otltc»-JOt. OE881E.. We'WbteoOrMIOCioM:. I hOPe 'Wit my ~t way t<W' • tono ""'1· t...ow, vovr u 'IMI' cWd Vlrotn. ...-. ot , _ , . . y , - - Too. L..a<L @@@. be'"e thtre...mtn 1 rou. • kwe rou Jotty. welen vou sw4m tn. TaM cMt. LAIIRY Smoking and snuff acces. FA.EOOIE-AliAHYf WNi ceresl ;11 COUld survrw With 1011 mMat;no t<mor, nom&no Jo tbt wortd.eoukl compwtt J~m 00n:1 fino a.w a u"-"" btbff't to mudt• .,_.,""....,........ c.re good .,. ...... ,...MS ."'" - VAL Th~~' for au'"- tlntn rou wt~"t f~ tap: m e.~ for lt"fno Jo.A 1n.w trft' teJon wllh the vatmotNle-LOv• a. --__ -___ ....--.. ..... - ·- muc::tt. Ww"W Md '411 Md ....._ If's .,......._to ·to I I kiuel. OLF. needed l i i_ ~ l! AJD~;ny f t you did In avtfato. AI I hope 1~ tn T~a. But flrtt. we t\aw tnorf' fmporta.nt crlmn to entno to 'SpoY RICH l) IHr'ft 1 Wa~ coupon 1 qLF. mat you'lllil,nOCJt em ctt.O PUOGEeALL.. Wl\at CMI I My1 ~totft HY 1o - - ..... '*II - 1 0) .......-.to : f .~-~------.-------¥------~------¥--. ~ HERE'S TO ~ .MU of I 'ftat' IIOhtif'O ~eat lime Of"! JDs-t know f!OCK STAR T- SfiiRTS SMOKING & SNUFF ACCESSORIES . 20~ Off All Single-sided T-Shirts I for ttw bttnroom and a • good M$, m• )'OUI : m.- tNt c."""'" ;f F LIJ:- Nub"- Hunlno Noll II -S UE. I lf.U kJ¥1 YOU nMWe&?, Love ' ns.t...... lri&hlon • £a<rt• ~ON yow, AIJd 10 ...... t coold OANA- TO IIOOSEVI<LT CUr1f ......... - 0...1 : TOAU.WI'I'FIIIENOS _, TM """""" c .... ...,.. ........ ,..., ... All resumes should be submitted t.o Room 112 Talbert Hall. Amherst Campus. lnteroieul$ will be held May 18th • 22nd. ....... .................................... :~ ~ ~ ~~ ~--·~ ~ ~~ , ~ _ �....,.____ ,.-__... ___ ----· ' --T--. __..-.___ -1'00·-· I ..v... ...... _,.,.._ ... ,_,..,__..,. __ _ t .,..,.,.,.? • - LAURif ("'*"*') 1'¥1' ......., .. ._,.. 1 .... - -..·- · •tu..•.... .-.... ..... _... ~8-REVe:ltVW-"P·. - PU$$YCAT. --•cruy ........ ,_ El.El!CA. JOE. JOHII, HTH, A - ) -- nlt- ::-·.~ ::0 :~dtfW":'; WI-. wovtd: _ TO ALL __ EOITCMU ......,.-_ _ ~!WHoa ....,.. df ..... .,........: l'wMG• .... Mtnt ... _ ........ ~.........,neo­ I ------- *m•----·JR. l1lo ........ ~~~--~~ ...... · ,..,., CWt 1"'"" tor Ibis """""*..,... ...:t tGw- rvu --·- ludt.V..,--11~110Trloll, ~lll"ttlrMftPM' DEAlt PAUl.,_ lor - ........... ~ my _ _ , L I _ , _ I I W I -. 1 CARI··~A.N - t a l _ _ ............ --...-~ · -(0) . lo LA .. SF to GC to YS to SAC. lr( MY ...,......,IDmueftC8f'l~ -'"All I. AlaJ'rw, HOT eotlliin'1 haw,..," wfft'lovt ••, Of ""'· . c.r.. 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Tougtt lUCk fVY1, l You Off 1'a n)4nd tbt S10N WNf• I 00 hOrMI A.www••• t.lw OOOcJ At'e of my .c~nls. "Then.U) Ca1f'K: In . JaM. ~·~-fhblllMigeot 1M f.Mt . . , ., Art .VI T.-. fl .....y. tet ,...,...• .,...,. Jedl: '01t HEY MltC.EVI Y~nr~nntpt.yfrooft>atl ? TO SI'~ CT!lU M 40 STAFFEIIS . _ toulft P"l)le •nd be ~1 . Sft ~in the r.n Thris for ~no malta this ~,­ my Oftfl 11 Wit CIA.. oolt'IO t:IOnJctrt togethtrl HIYI a tr..t wm.mer,. and I ' hOOe you tu • d\ence to t)tptrience 1 ' 04 IRO N )~.'' And remMnbtr. NM WIVe l~n't lhl1 ~Hld l A.ehl llahl Love, Mol JoM. 1 HE O&..OER BOLDER: Ther•tsafifff'l ctlmtm.~ btYond tNt whkh Is know!'l roman ltfsedi~as.Jantassp«Jf' tnd u tlmetta.u lnHnltly. lt Is the mid cHo U'OYnd b«fweett Uoht -and st\IOOW~ Mt'WHf'l tc$tnce end wpeA~non ana 11 tits betwNf" the pft of man•s fttn Mel tht: -'u mmll0thts~. Ttli1fatM GIMHion Of l m.tOII\IHOn. II b an .,.. . . -. 11ft DEAR U ~t't been 1 piN.Ur. Ot:allnv wlln you. Meo;bt we ae e vou ~ ~.-_. lime fot •'tJilodbo;l torewr,.,. ANNA ROSIN ; ~ O'CI~'f l t•m gonn.a miU YCMI ' ".. lhOvOft I 1\a¥9 fond t'n«fnorln: Ml.ltlloMt,. YtiiOW 8ethro0t NltH, ft'fc. ca ll. ••THE 80lDER Z.OHEII &tw.,. fl'low WhO ftltH. Thf J'CIUI'I!(Jitf' S..SIMMO..S ll it trvt tNt I!Wfylh.lng 1:1. lfG In Ttx.n:? You• an dO Wbl'l YOtJ •tnt wfttt tiN1 DI"'''W~ ••twtril:fc.TYon .... a ,.s.,.. ..._"'"'"_,"...,. tiofl, I " - "· ....... a god rtm.. ........ THIS PACKAGE GIVES YOU MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES AT THESE CLUBS ALSO: • rN1 ::::.:;:;:, f\Wkey, bUt I tow .rtyw~ Good luck yOUr finals anct Qult worvfna. t...ov. Goylo. • - 1331 North Forest - Suite 110 e.ve._-w. ..... Nd 1 ---~~ - ......... of ~~~=t.::~ ~ per month extra mon ey r-,_.._. c. S.OWia t $liN T~- Ftlor· · Socmwy-IOioNy Larr'l lmfftl IW Mwm.an O.ecen. CoH:hto Comm--c:tauWtt• ELLt ~tN$1$ont~'""l WAYNE,.,... wUI be tn. I~ t ltM,I'R. &Jk~ _.. you tovk\0 m1l You're a Earn $100 11 ..1 Offft••- Wlllalmt.. -· ,...,... ,.~lcet~ ... c.om.-Coft'un-~ - torwara to • fW\tMflc ....... .. I wtlfl ';"'U I ll the et.flow: Yl the: Storm, I'KmiM.-ou• • .,l..-Jne ..... t t.ctw. • A lA- P,..t14ettt-AI•IIC Cal'\alv., VIC'... ,..,...,...... ~Aj...,., JA,NICE ttwu'U lot makl.ol' ttlla .... You..;;;;;;;. ~ Whit flaG~. A.M,F J·pctc. OfAHIL You • • a uniqw: ~ ..... I Havt a Flbutout, time"' Eurvpt. Gail ~• I UU.. LOU, JOE,-, SWE~. SKY (,_, too nm. QUY)t ......,., cv.,. 1 uy OVYI'? Fow A-MAAI_.,. ~ TN"nk Of thtfn from tiMe .. time end ....,..,..bl!r tflem fOncll.,.... 1. t.an. ooo0 tuck.. -.. .... wen r-.. tow W'OU fortf , CaiHoml.a.ts'WIIhrngb CHERVL.. Okt ~,.,. ""tllloiPPY It ..... )'Ot.l. hew e OI"Nf tim.. S..you In s.pt..., Love $'11M!. e NIAGARA FALLS RACQUETBALL CLUB e THE RACQUEt CLUB OF EASTERN HILLS RO&IN MELI$$A, I tttlnk rou t JrHCfy know hOw much I'm going to mlu tou. Our~ blllt NX1 yur •• OOlno fO be atot. Good kic k. See W'OII in EUrot». LOYt; SUMnAM'(. • 4 WALL COURtS SLEI!ZI! $11Te:lltS ftarl ll' fTtxyJweU '10\1 ctf'1afnlr macM thb • tnOt'l ktt«HI~ ye,ll'. I ~lo.,.cl 11--'I'IG LU ~ Paych on mo.. ,..,.. oce•sklm you eclually •ttendtd.. Have a 900d ll.ln'lmtr and ete. etc. AMF. Jec:k • .,....,,1 ....,.......... ..................... J-Ma- ...... mer .. .-~ ,.., . . gom., do "'P ft\111 penon ,.,. ... bon'! ............ cto "Pl "Spot'' c.HOH, 10 A 1.ten..O &ndl~ llllltiO uncttn.1_,. tN m.ek of ,.,....,. and tools.. wrhn •• .rt1W ...,. f"ftPK1S 1'115 - ...... - ... M$ . FOR ONLY -......-..- -..... _....._.. -----~-- - -. ......... Air~....... c.- WLLEV- TREAT YOl)RS.ELF AND YOUR Pf)RENTS BEFORE OR AF:rER GRADUATION ' •.Pieaun(Avenue Hamburg, N.Y~ 12•ft0alt...3 pm 1411400 'fOU ,..,ow ftU 9"11 phofOI. you Sd'ICMikC bl 1n HHI'all. Ff'Om a tutur• l~lsm tc~ oreduatt, " 'POt'' OI!IJBIE L.. from Yamtt.town-vou-to a ""yurts. Worffl of Thlnb for totvtno tN mystery OIMOQlc,........ -.~-.LOYe.MS 1\eVe bOvtf\1 yoyu MY CAeiAG6. Thank.s tor mY flrlt per• toAal ev«. As ••• rou Q.tM ro YOlK lofnM trte:l.,.e f'OOtiN to rhe rioh1 teiml.. Hope to h...,. a 000C1 tummtor bKHie I --·"-"-·. ~a. OtV........ """"" wt m4Pt In l'o 1'tt1 you f'lllvtr ..,._,., Kd end WP IIU this.t bal 01.-.Ms �CtAJfCA-my ,..,..non 11 ~. WI I'd "(If ~~~ for a QuMitwlt# __,_... fCATHY-IICI!V-1ou'w ~ tt0 hlftl *• _...,.._,.._ ___ ~• JI(J. ..... """ ,...... JEAN...,.IIC I _ , _y..,. - , •• • "'*- EHuabtm Mm•<040n: Good ludt "-X'I Y.,..lf'l UU..I"-1'011'11-. 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H•v• • GOOd wmmer, bVI try to"'" OUI4JI tatl NO. Walt, I'm ~POOMCJto l tll CIMWI t•t'lf, vw•u m• U u blo somewnt... ov1 Ktecs tnt .. Ef~R- llaOC.,.__.. It " •. , ~EA.CE QU~t -.vov~stm.., . _,. AND ... _,.......,_, 808&1£ aAIV AND GER-Wbln ._.,, ~bledld ........ - __, . liRUCE. ..... ,.., iw1 .... If PtGP11: N lk:b tN rM~o tt.tJont. ... rtM '(OUr brilliant Urtt'f". Oooooo., cteancy: L•rsbomHkeRomencanc~te:s n.•t Ytat- and make tn.e- Soectrum -"CCR'letnlng tO be- f'teiiY proud Of. FrWno, Rlei'l«d. r}9MJ W. WT")4e .~C~tM ~f'l900d Pvtf toof'the'r. 1guess vou11 be u~ 10r '"" fft 81G AUSTtN nt1C1 y..,.-, t.Jt oon•t toroe1 tour" norfbent tliOts. Hft'~'• to • .,...._., ..ummer. Vaun., Rkf'lowd Ow::ln 631 -8884 ot F•f'90· ..YCm _......., JEFF C-'Mvbt 'IOU thoukl Gf'O'W • -mou&f~ tbtt. wmi'Mf. peopl• m•Qftl ICtlotit'MtO you.,..~ LMTy. .no ., 1!"Wn lluCkwt Ot Wlnet Wllh 11D Ad ~.c.y 15/81 now•: tunciav ~ thVrloCioly AGAIN ~ tvi•! Wyll I ~ yout Yow tc._.tonl EC TPwtk.l..for taltino me~- II"$ ~lilflt"' ~~~. Wt WOfnWI Mw _SfaOd up Wl'tl kl ..u ..... mtn. doft1 You """'It,? Good luQ "" ~. Yours )n te.ture. Dl(l. KAtlElf tPt.lntl'tll H0ttWno wntl~.. faA t rt\afKt tOt the ,,..., lfmH. u••ci•Uv IJtou ln••Hecu,.u, E~ Dotl'f be _., li.IO.~ you may tnW that ok't Nippy....... , tJOV? -An. MARTHA- ~1rW me alonei!IUt PL.EASE.Ut Olbor-t k . -~--iiiD"E-Fii6Fi ___ 1 ThJ6 Weekend at Colonial IUdge Stables ... Open . _ . , . 8 wwtr • RftM, "-GO,., ltoflr (/lldlridu•tJ • 10%15.10/tt~olfO ott 011 Itkin. elld Hera wltll Utls Mil r $U[ MAAKOWSKV TA"E NOTICe raff1nv f'lrh ~"'"'' AUOY\' t &. 1,.. 0o T~ •u....,, w Stop ln """ oWl«. tnc ,f'l'l I oon't laWit tt vov•re 0\lffa ntff &JUt 1 ..m. MoV"'o to Kanws .net 9tfllnt tnllt'ri..t. 1 ,._,. n... rt,lt'l h • ..,. bHf) V000 ~YOU_,...... t.ow-. ....... $ETH-tMM.S for tM enc:our~T! Until MXt il...... uw J MALET"TE c;n;:o;tt: thre• a roc_k .J'OU *or with -"0? 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Good ludtl bHn e ,FREE OELIVERV TO ' !f'ltiVV f'"eta ll' Plf'Ct, " $001,'" PUPPY! H,-PPV BIRTHDAY JERRY..._ do ~ haw a lOb Vtt? Helthef" do II HOCUtAV·tU From~ bum to anotMr. Ortbor• k ,.~·· f"'~· • hOnOred tO MW' 'f'OU n ·rou .,.. • 1'\vman btina. Convr•tt CW'\ your l)fftent """' tutvr~ ;<Nr11•11Wic: .ccompl;wwnlf"ttt ••.spot.•· vouon TOM: WH"T c_, I wy! We'\' shaf'ed a lot ~ from 5ottbt11 to Dftlbe. V'ou'N irtt 14.WE.SOME.m.an. Bntof tuck II I I CHO~ - I'm wtlltr OOHJet fif'rle' ntXf liOY Gor, - -· I ...d HEY Gf!RI G.EJU_ ,_. w.-.t Mma popeomJ OEAU.Y - l YOU OREAU.Y CIOf ,.._, Jl lnMtn me cnv Dftk. Yov •'e 11 oooct • ~ • twe,.., Ed. .._._ ~133 . tt.. tt.dl St I AMF. Ja<lk y._art I...O'Wt. ktiiM EVERYONE AT SPECTRUM-thanks for PI'IIU''"" bNrJ ••• lfrftltt ......__ buffet". ....wl..,. itAv~•f'lllllJ tt'abetMr~.wl ~;;j punwt .,.., ,,.~ ~ cauld tiiiP Here's ._.no torw.td to fan\o REO if' ,n ntt' 1111 !'!• yat eu.,' * - - -'"""' PL£A.S5- ~ disc~ kw fN: Mtp end aGY&ce on nw lfOtta. I'm Pf'OVd to lu'IICW tOrMOnt ...,. cxwnpttlnt ebout • e+ _......,... E NGLOEWOOO. A tout Cbum1 01 L•atthM'dt~ol M.Uh. T~stor ~t:. L<Wt.. C.thV ctoors:lqns to rM '2rM:f.ln:l• floon. .,.,.•ve- Pft''Mn"H"ecf and KT~i-then._~ .,.,........ .._.,..., fLY n c.ou,..,., to bc'lne Lt.s.A. TERRI. QULGGS. DeniM. M.,.y MliTf11'\&!WIMf .. ~IFrotwt""'­ ~lltfSIIC"stoetR~ohour ·"""--' ,.._,_ .... _yur. HEA.Rf BREAK HOTEL: bOO*. mt' • bftft toam •...- ,_ ~~ ..ou'v. .,, .. Ivai n~."' l..O¥e, C.!nr - - - - .IOHH LOPPOHU~ wttot ~Hie !ltGt, f i - - ? WEU.WHA'T'D YOU T>II!IK IT WAS?! -- •. .ALL THE WAVJ~ , .. . ttwe..c:cantatt m~ sunvntor_...., OAC- Intlnlte lf\Af\._l lOr' 111 yov r cooptT"•IIonlhls l'IIM r wUh • II my ebt,ura m~C¢•1 ttnruiK, Stay tUMd tot my t•"llpm TOJOH,_olhe.....,.fOinyotdmenM knoW; n'SA F-RONT CL.OSU'lE t Love, ----lt'ano dlmolnq tM ch•rh. W'hi1f'W.tiltr tltne.. lfrullyANNOY'Smel Low,aunk Gwl, 4lftln. ~our& .S.IU ClUb, ":5.. SIMMONs- t=swntrat'" J)¥1nef' Is me. Hope- 1\1 'eeo dtv~ 'IIJI WtiOno Ttolfic.-4 ....... tloo ....... RI£E INITIAL CON:sut. TA TION. tor Do..,·- Low "· Ml .,_ ~ llw -$pllclrvln, WHYAS 'J'• """'*'! A NNA Good l'udllh kansas. May your m¥rli91 brt fllltd with bloomfng ,-oses, aNI W.rtn sun ~MS.. JR MJCIVear. O.•lftorQiory, yvoteJIUI'IIII.er. Y vr bUckty• R.ktlennncts Attorney·• \·Law 36 Hopkin• Rd. et WN1t J OfAHE AND CI.AIRE-ft'"t.. _ . , ;rNt ....,_«11« J T tUrct.lnt JUDY Hf\IW a vrt.. IIMI 0... (....a OKFI DAW CZAJKA Yu oot de stuf. bd#et LuciAn C. P.viAto ~ ""'"'~ TO G£1tAI.DfN£ DAVITT: o _ ,. . ft•rltt· ~o~ous "umma P· =:,::::...--~. .... Y't.,. Goocl lucw tb ... i'l &be t\lt\lr'P Jbd Nr·t. . . . . in trollch. ~ . , . , ... .......... tlw ln c.ftM.er. (P. S.. lET'S RE.JC--1 IO¥r 11 wtwn ""' tnrt with ,.oomtn.a,. ' ' • .II""' -.t. .,The SIJ4ctrum, v.,..,.., ~ichMo (A•~4•, ("• ; .,.,fAI,,. V.. •• .;' O;:A.:-;N::':;B:::O::W:::MA.~N,-:l'::-o-:•-:m:c.,:-:-:o7t -,9MU =:-, ,.. wvtM tMf one -·-....... ___-·-..-• , ! LAURE If· Wall • MWf Gila~ 111 ftt. t•IU we t.hOuld I\IW! Maybe uvw Htnt~s to remlno~ LOW tro.:n ,_ otat.nt toot. • Loc•ted ala mlln ..., or l oclcpol1 011 Rt. r.1 I I R-te 77 MiddlePort . II '(716' 735·7117_.. I ' PJ.'s woald like to tlauk everyone for a Grat fecrrf To show oar.appreciatioa we're having a · T.G.LO. PARTY TU£SDA r JIA r 12111 starting~~ 4 ,... willa 2 ubalfllor $1.00 Cltat,.,.e zse BJ.BOTTOMS FOOD- BOOZE- BOOGIE --- - --.......... I I I I I I :· t 1 COLONIAL RIDGE: · . STABLES & I 1 TACK SHoon •r- I "' ..... ' ... ~---------'!'·-------......... _...------------------------' ,._., ....,, """ 4-la pm a J3 ~eloEE T - lor _ . . . . , · ,.., Jwtw.nrtllfbe~. G..u JD LISOH FAMtt.. Y-wef ldcb.. Jr.5 - onty a~ c.an iiW«Y. JR. e.ch ottM!r at M.axlm•s, altno\.l9f'll don't thlnlo: l t' tl ~t'f" replace An6CCM'e' l ww ~:,v,~-:_~ 'Z-,-:,::. ~1 40•1n, Vt:Nr' buddY, X··Chon. JEAN-MARC, Well, this ls theenctot lh tllne, mon ami. "Somt'dfy we'll to•s• rou e' ~ =:!"':..":::'!.~::.: ~ • • ~....,fir. fr. . """"' YN!nb tor fht- c...,...l...._ ftwr• ana U t ; •m hKik'f, \W'I cross patn• retM~Ttbel: 'fOitH bow wMt CUDDLES: f re•lty TtU ChOI to ~t•y out of 1-'f TN OOOd pMfos In SW'ecwt. NtAF Jock ~ dr'tvaf1 me no, · ~· e-ltt\tt", ~ DIMPLES LI~DOuts-T-+<oy Kkl, r"ll~ qpt tnl~ d'llpper • ·t tl\e o·ld otHct. Th.,..ks tor •II ft'at: 000C1 v1bn. I ~ .... ~l. ek.etc.JKk t•M wrirltltl YOW SUI..t..EV DAVE COMSTOCk-an o;o..t pot.Sibl, Ott me*"'* tOPS for"- Sfonel ;n R;o 0 . For • tnfft wt'!O bas doM.whM yoou hi YeW Wff'h rM Swt. such • mkW' -.an "*"'" vov .Jide E-'" DIANNA OeRH"K~t '.s bu"J • JIIM.surt w.a~ 'fOU . _ up SA fh~ 1ft' you ., d ~~ tn THt.. JOHN IC, LA~IA....,.__, YOU'OI'" Chlf'Ot. YOU r\M " - s;htw, YW.-. ... fwd<1no CNe< Oofl'l ...... pow« go to 'f'O'II' MM. LOOk • I Hffkof", he wn .n £~a1i0n IEdlltot' enu &01!1 nomorecJNd~ ,................ .,.... ............ ,.,.. ... Jf\eoflMt henO. J tebn out of ¥OW" will IC. D.J. IIOI.DEA THE loolf. You sure- scoopeod tnot ioc.J .,._.,... on Mot~Urift. ~ • men. we-·~ tMttlfto ~ ... Of\ 'TAMMtE, DOHNA. ,ATRt, my OW. 4ltfW.. *Atl'n\IIM: lr't. betn Ot'Nf Urint ._..,.. .,._. Tft~ Olf tM •' U MerrlmK I IIow~lltt"tliPide4 swv.fvklv .._ lwlppf ftaG.K. Soc fft the Oljic:o. vola ft'On'l Wfl'tll -. tltot. It WOUld ~ 4 Nil ~ W! ctoc.1 WMt tow tn.,._.... _ _,__,,..bjlloosf .._ a:lCttlrle~t ~ .,. ..... , . . , " O ,J. aoLOER ff'le SOW'men Mit we coukf put~ .n Kt. W e - . 1.1100.~ ELA-....n Mnotutely OU'b rou oo to Tna on your 1180Mt1no rftt. ............... ~ ....lklnol JOE-$.--...,;' 10 I'm t wentft, al .... lt I "*- Mer ""' my WfM en~ 'Mil I .wt" . . dOft"t fl'l. . . "buk' J.tt wt'IV don't Slmmont ..n41 vet~ ~,·..:.-=:.:=~·= ~ r:.,.,.. 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Y- lM I~ nithl Qft PUt Dklt ftW 0Qt)£0~80Jt~ conor'tMitlent, At-' C, l(ec:h'c. 1..1·11 JIO\ ........ ~tAEento w.at G..&Jc, .,., ....., .... to ... ,._. Je910n ~-lltr. Law, ~• doflftl...,. mf» ...., _....,_,KPOC:.. Thrio ~Jn I hOpt Wilt CMI ......... ~eM, ~. SHIRLEY- I - <(:Urtf;f"Oet.,. bVf fN1 ~I epitheliUm (J ITO o\ L~ YOU PeOPLE" WHO HELPED (t'OU ~ ~ You •re,, LAURIL ;ovm.oe rfti.tW1'1Htffvre•r --.1\JI"S. .... IOU. - tolc.toOonno"<-_lllw _ ....... 8N-MI;be . . r.... y..,. • • tfmPft rarc:~•uno-JBl fof The I M¥1 ..,_...,I'M~fht:'-l.ty$..W.ftmt'f'W JR-You ....... ........,toCM,.......ot. st»ct·rvm tNt commlno F1U H.,_,tw.i'fll~ t __ OJ, SitNIIOII tloW • ,....., ,..,-t .....,.. tiJIIIIOd:SioH'IVNf ...s..a , .. " " 4ft ...,, TN ""-"""'.,. of N•'*""' Edttor. "'"""at y.,.-_.. ... .,... ...., ffW't ....... llJa. MtKI J\NO.JOE: ....... tood...,.... 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AL.L · MY FlttEHOS on The SpKirvm: "-•""-' r~ ~ KIOi Of t 'U fvtf liMO 1 Qlffttf'k ottoe. it'ltnkl I« all rne tupport n1d fr~p OncMte It til, I thiM. we diet ~~._ - ::!;o.,"-::·:~~u::~~~~ M'f ....__,- flli9. f AI l . .st • wNf«) H EY I.WIN--ciiN.M OC1 f1d of tM a i.JvaJor t«U.ncrn..eutf-'01-... YOUr two f.-wort.. P~~lt.E roo .., •.r cen OOOCI fut:kt Hope val f.oOvrto Jo .and Sp.aL OCI YOU tf\lnt ycMJ C... hlm<Mt IWO 4ft a ~. "'••· w.·u "''" JEFF. HEiY KID. YOU' A:C wfNJ ....... oa $0 tM ConnnmteJ RUSHI I - ..,.~:r~J ~, "•V ....... - - ,..,..,.. " tftOVQih • to rt'.cl ""'' · &..ow tnd pUnU., JR-Irs bHn •nlft"f1.11nt. lte.tntfnbt'r •tweys. n~ nj.ght "rtw 5.pK1rvm ~ Ol.lf" .net Elena wtl l'l'f'.ftf'i<:tl. AH4 jwt lhl~ Wf:! ~tt1 til ,,.,,. YOU fOf tfl tMmldnfts! Ann1 sue. JON. me :ltd A · ' 'Wt'r•moYin• on up lc tiiGHoet•!' WeJtfbed CHy Conorads L.us. S+iARON 8 . WMn WUII M Otltlno mv recorG badt? ertan A O.J. 80WMAN mort lfOWt.ortl ~ 1'..-. etwa-tS s.akl. ••vw're TOO SIOOJd.•• Lovt, OI<L WEfrtD Y THE WEAVE t·m lOfty we oldn"t SH tKit o"*' • s rn\leh " we "*"d haw. HCJ~~~~; c.,-. I fltlp It W _.. ~ ~ '"' tottsll WIN"''" you kf"fiiii'W!. ·~-yow ~p~ . .. ""' t;r3fY fl rftft ... " "· Ptoe... , .... k'l "love:~*. ANt •~ "'_.. ~-to ).,..,, Low. ...... Sell your used books a1 any of our 3 locations JOkH. SnH, TONY. EVE.It:VON:2": Sg!lite Holt M. Th 9 a.m,.8:JO p.m. ,.u, W. f - 9 a.m..S p.m Sat. - 1 1 a.m•.;! p.m. awltiloph!t ~"" M.f 9 a.m: ~ m. ,..._ ..... -._. sta NOe\..£ T~; t lfut dlMt"f wr--... 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TAU« tu1urec.,..,eoftor. WOMAH-~ NY MA~1 1 C.ll Oftol Q{•707.5 to - . .,.,..,.,._,.I(_CJ!y?O<...... -eY ... ...., ...._CllfJ - __ __ _,_". _____,___ lie_ . . . . Ul!U-E-.11... - wav. ~ SID.- J pm. c.at1 a.-yDJ-~ . '"""_, PIAHO LESSONS , _......., - y, l'f'v•to ,__._n.,l.,.,... __ UIIE 011 LOIIG IILAHO' - • CO will PI<~,. •I VOUf O t N - -. CIIJ -.-JOtS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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" An on<ampus dub can'o mO<t witll a nllional q cncy and tobby tor •ude:nu. The Statt ..widt naaurt' alv<s .rudala m Ot< 1;10....,.... c_, ,...., NYPIRO .,..y h< "srcat iA lh<o<y," M- • <o.onocnd.• " but thr beR fOKU arc ..11a1 they did on ...,.,...," Aa:ordina to Moo<c, ocvcnl aouto<S reported ohal ''h<y cHdlo '1 do onYildtla ohb JIISI ,..;... How do Y0J11 ..,... b<wfns!" llamctt qucnod. "N)'PIRG •a.s •ni'Ol'"'bl< !Ot ~ rnatiJu&M 8«au)l(' of thtNnr Vorl Stair Truth m Tncin:a law. MO,OOO ICSII oocre r«<tttly UI'Jradtd NYl'IRC iMorvcnod th< Publk: ""to l I• ""Y -·no! beyond til< r <alm o( pouibiluy " Fuodq has b«:n 1 pmuotno probkm on Buffodo. ac.wrdona oo Roo>. '"'!" chat1td Lha l APPLICAnON ·DEA~INE IS May 20, _1911 lbt' U ft t\r t f!toil)l Em~y« admlah1ra1 ion "on!hpood thr Ia>! SA Traourtf tAlaa Nllhan) and SA Pr....,_ (1"1111 Sllc<:honl onoo • brvtal ...... of r,p.. ""' fall... UB. •• 1911, ,..,,h< ron~ SUNY ..:booloo J()ln NYPIRC. U A<~ IJUI )UI. ll<>u Aid. il wa. a kackr in wud<oo rii!IU aod .,....... ' 1T~·'" ht:avy adm.llMitiWJn d!Ot:alaal1100-.·· h< ll»<llod . "Th<Y ~ a ullcnu il\oukl pia' pma 1 nd Ill )' on c.ampu.1.... "Not orw," Auoaat< Vie< Prt of Souclrno Atf1on Anohony Lor<nlltloi rrptiod. Th< >1uclmt lO'a'Miftll is rcsporuilbl< IO< dctCI'rNAti\J I iUUC"' Ui t' (Of (lll'ldu\&.. 1 ' h W'm'li 40 mt:• lofmlctli actd«<. *-'tbr wuckno eo•·..,.,_, lJ rna• ina • iudt<m<:ot no• •• " to's • C0!1!1)1<1d)' <tTOII<ODI dlar...'' Moo.-c ooncwml. " Tile FiAuloe C- mitt« ...- • auor ...,._~...._-, - r.mrv ..,..._h 1M administnoo' ""'·- Sdtussmtistn'S Ski Club. Inc. Ql'll'lOUrtCeS 6th Annual Whitewater Rafting Trip Augu'e t let A: 2Dd (Saturday & Sunday) $3400 Includes: Camping ovemite & lunch on the river J OPEN TO ALL - SPACE UMlTED & a rfuer rot . & excellent! ~Nd Equal OiloPI><UIIli!YIAIIIrmalW. Action s..,,_.,. Comminion and blocke-d Nt~ Vorl Tckphone' aooemPt oo ra11< l)a) phon< <har... from 1 d\fn< 10 1 quart<r Thai'> " cents in your pod.d tame you ~a pot) phoD<." Mcon• •hik , wiollouo lull funollna. oh< I'IY PIRC c .. onoJ Olfo<< ino<nds oo de»< oh< UB bnn<'h if 1bey II< lortecl to ootrroo« cost I ••lltcrc ii no ~"~Y ~c ean l eq.t tracl , pmny by pmny. o r lh< wtiYmoney;...,..,, boc:a u>e o( t he Ndwc or tht Ofp.nirauon, •• Smllh daimrd. "Thl l or llookltqnna is arret lhaf dotta will be cort~ Ort#r It addltlollal i>_KartCies occur. anywhere and Sonitb q,__,.. Appl#uflo#la we wire flowers o._ ~oe&nna. .uoa..td lueds from SA u ...,, to a ,.,._, olr- ;. AII>My ....... .... 4q>cncd ... tho orp nludoa ., dncttion k II thll _ , . thll ",.., to AJt.oy thll _ , . . SA ofr>CUib II "-YPI RG coald show bow 1k _ , . os •pent, SA Ttao:~WU MorL M-e NOd, thee 1.b< ~ ........ be C>onSidcml lor run alioacJon. ' "That Is thr bil SUN Y 11 Boqllamtoft Proi«t Coo<cliAa1or Coty A JlmJied numbef of Head Resident positions w ill be IIIIWiable In Ute University Residence Halls. n-11111 halltime, non-teaochlng professional posltlon.s 1o< the 198HI2 acedemlc year. Applicants must be gradua te students enrolled at this Unl-.lty wi)O haw WOibcl on a = tl&l Hall StaH, of wno have o!her•lCP8ff!ll~ret nt to tn. poll lion. Mlbarlt)l lludentnre encouraged 10 apply. FUitll«detalla &. ~rcatlolf forms - ava ilable a t the University HouslfiO Olflce. Richmond Quad, Sldg~ Level 4,ln the ElllcoU 'Complu, or by calling 636-217} . F-~AMI Uf'l \IJII ..-.... AI .., Jll>nl-- b.oc11<t Qplalacd that t Ia< INilt o( NY PI RC's HEAD RESIDENT POSITIONS Place your Mder early We KCePI ..._.... . orra opcralona eotu. I ,.,.., I P.S . • Spedal thonb 10 Fred PocJm for being on excellent Publicity Chairman. ond o grmt !PI· . �~ Griffin favored in re:.elect.fort I)Kt 5 1111 Stc<re . _ _ 011- j , l i r: ~ba could be •"'1' aJoon\Y. Orimn'• ,_,, cttdolamcnt by the R<~~Vblic8n IIUIY bu Dtmocnl• ten J~ a t Ollllllt'• without ~ .-bk ~<.man1c:ool<Dd. t f " I doa'l ,..,.. INl ~ caai dde. Grllr• dllf ~:· Erlr s., 1oet onnoo~c•d tbtlr lntmtlons (or Mayoral olrO<t, O!unty hmQy C0011 Judae F111nk $diu. BuHalo Common Ia a d'dhlbn, a blpartfun coralioht<•-•hou me~r~ltu• l nt fudt raany in(luut\al ho tile - For 11x crtticl or Borralo M.tia< Jama Otofrta. declioll day In eo-, ~ a....- VIew Nrtry IGid T1w $p«<ftJM, .... r- "'n Gnfflll h •as ._.td IIIII Gnfron'• GOP . . - 1 ,... ba~td lua<it oa • lln>•a recotnmendaUoa ,,_ llulko'a,kl. bectOI&. .... rilocMol ..,. M.-'• om... Altholoah no Dtmocno• .,.•• orrl<lally Coun<llrAID•It · larac Gerald Whol<o, and Ellicou Dl_.rld CouncilmM l~a~~G w. Pllu b8W"" all been Jllalliofted .. poUibk ~fOCI far OriffiiL I Cloe't tloln\ tl* tll<rt . . . . . ¥c I ceodiclalt Olhoof tllan ~~ ~ lhM tokce- ~don IO Gnffla win Grillln."' · Jor\<rly k~ DanotraiJc \111tr Gr i f fi n , a n fndtpcndtnl turnout II the polk. 1M Mt)'Oial DanotrM. had _...,.., montlu ...,. w lona been <On~ a 1110 that he would att:ept lhe COP ,.jor dra,.lna ard for YDI<o . With Rcpublican Ed word nomlol11lon, ollbouah ht would not K<l ot. lftSodcn btlievtd that Rutkow&k o u Eric Cl)untt Coanty Dtmocntic Chllirman Eltcali>t, -<.ht •..,..., n.I - C-oy Ctant~<, kMII 111 ocld• ..nil Griffin, Euculi••·MII)oral combonattlln l~td rtfu~td oo oHtr aa could Ill¥< a niiJO< boo>< to tart.t'• ~ 10 the c:ontro-...W paslt the Pd fcoo ,rcan. ohe ~ ·~· •• A..__,.Gnffia~pha• 'Nhq Gnfl\n reuh>td ohc alloa<diY w "bifoood olo< Con-i•< 111d Ria!U-Io-Wft )Oint llf<K'~mation• thao th<t party noch, t he lt~publiu.n ptt'i!MI aJ mo:sa C'\eryci'IC' (una ion. cnd Otlt lfttftt lOOft ro11o•td . Oiaulbut ion or ,.lu ua Ctanalt , ""'" 1\ad pr<Viou•lr ,.,....,,..., oflm a map oquabblina announce~ a policy or no potnt b<twr:m County and Cit> DtmOCTIII< rtWioRtm<nt to any kadn•, '"" r<en>~ly loC'Itled by candidat< ,.ho ltttPIS prior GOP ..oemornt bawta~ Rut\o•l~l llld o- <01......,. Nigerian SA A.\ lftlloe ...... 5 4 - ~tlo8; ,_....a! .... IINriiiC- dtio S...Onla), 5/f l:.loltkT..n..n Snatt 1e rdadeeolllto to tk tloc11o<o or orn..n. AR _ ...,.. art a rr:«<IOOII ...... 0..•"""' T.. _,,_ Rtl*blbn cOAirtbouor•.........,.Uy -.....s iu .._ . . for Orifr,., COP Chalnnaa Farley. ..-bale rOIUS llaw iDctomd a $400.000 ddlt. --'>' bonudr to cadont Oritria""""• The KCO!iqly •••• Grtffi• No>anbtr wktort lw ... offe<od ne• hope to other local Rtpublicanl. Dtlawar< Di"M CounciltnOfl WiUiarn Marcy, lht oroly Republican on t1x IS-member Countil, roo.........U a hater t llanct forr<-dcaiQL th< 0tmocntu llfOIIII>< 10 .... up ....~~aou~. rllht-they lla¥t lllrtat<Atd ID oqll<tn Many) ""' or .... W>llla propoulto rtdU« til< Oldllbtr or COUtldltc:au H-. '*'""' 10 , ...t... I a - Cowol dllli'IC'I•, • hoc'\tt wtnl the Oc:mocntk pnrnart. """' ti~dy wins the atntnl tkclion. ,.._llooalt Tht Coumy Lqoilaturc 11 aiJo •upponina a >aa m!uttlon plan to bt ""td on 111 tlx JUM 1l rtftr<Bdum. AltloooiP Dm>otrau omaallyllolcfanll-9..,. ......... &•o Omloc:':ral.t u~~ .s•-.tched pany atribouon•. thOA ""'"' Rcpultlon. tht<da<. AccordlnJ ~o Couatllman Euaen• Fah<) , tlus trtnd of P'llf >Wiog.Jrra •• hcaiJhy fa< the political dlmot<. "01Jr pally and our Cltt c........, •• .,.....o.... ...,~. lla>< bcao dacimMtd by lilt cult ol pert<>riia&y ..... clw11ttcrutd the IMt dtadt of 1ot:e1 poluoa.." ..tel Fabc:y .. , bditw Ia a Oly ol a.orrato 11m ,. IOQihu o.-<auc no< R-bliaoo. I belle> t in a COI!Imunit} 11101 Clift for all iu pcoplt. )II>CI addreiOQ au or their or ...,.,,_.. Farley bcll<ots tht thi• ._.,...,._ .....,r..... traditional pasty 'arnuauo•• "Romu C'atktic·lrith, Roman Catbolir·h"lan a nd Colloobc-PoliJb Roman Dtmocnl•.,.. no• .,...,.... t1x epponunity to ..,.. R<J~.ublkae -and bttomc Rtp6bjical>,'' ule! Far..Y • JELSAR laundry &. Dry Cleor:'lng Coin L8undty - M8y1ae T~ina ~ 4276 No. Solley Ave.- a34-8963 crw-Lo~wl OrydeMint by 1M Pound 'l/25 Lb. Rue w--. ATTENDANT ON DUTY OPEN ......, 1hN s.wnie¥,8 - - 1C!Jim \ ~·- - ·PI!' -. -T - .k·-----•·..-- _.---.. . ..... WANTED .. X MAJUCITitE&I'On,.-,. - - -H- - . o H ~-- ~ ...... ~ ........,.-...... ~PUZA ~ ----··---~ ..... , �i. Nurses, disenchanted and upset, ore ~ondering if it's all worth it ~ , ...,.. " ' - , _ Ull« Wllca llotbera Scanloa, • :Ill --old erao~-· or Nllopn Coney eoca-117 eon..·• •"'*a ...-... Nardi ~.., "'" T.,...-. r-•1 odrntMJoe ~ ... a1 • yar, lilt ,_ ~JIIac<die~olan<11!1<tlloor. ... ......,., ~dew It," ... lAid. "M7 ......._ ...., _ ..... to..,.... ... lor chit. aad row . , . 1._ poll itl ai)OIItloft where 1., fftPOII1Iblt fbr all llloor 11-.•• ScMiooo, wllich ~~- her ralnamc, bas btu~ .ncr a,_ r·-·--...SII~ed...,tbe - . . -kc:s, t b t - b e t _ . , ..... hn, _. dlelooun lilt ..,. JK11 lo lluc lilt ..,. Ill< lova co pve Is up. Uofort-dy lor tbt . . . . . pror<IJioo. Sconloo'• ..........._is quickly b«occo~ .. oddhy. T1w ...cW Cooa11ry 16 currcncly bl tbt modsl or a - . _._ tbcrttle tba& lw beul bulkl•ae for - . 1 ,...... aDd lllowl little ...,. or llow\JII. ,.,.., FOflllfl. a )olanlal or the prolc:saooa, ...ua- llw up 10 ~ P«ottC or rCJiisla<d n~fllaa polilioet on pramtly viCalll In .....,. hospiuls one! o. . , ' - . ood llw onlY a of tbt ,..atlon'a rCJOIIbly 1000 boopicaiJ have run ......... continpou. .....,_"'lido rew ~- .. edclill001, a · - New York Sule Rudy ex.-• tbt supply or nWWf Nationally In 1'*2 ,., b< I• toll pcn:ear....,., reqoilr.....,u-«<ioully thrHJeni"' 111< Co~I!J'• belltb care l)'lltm. -lal>n'Crity orrh< lhortii!P'....,. ro u,ht loll year, numerous at ltd have oommitllon<d studies oa Ill< •object end ~ moro an planni"' Ever._,.,. tbcfn. T1w ooedooiloa• of these Sl~i<l on silllllar. ...... .... -.inl-amouncor~ure.rbtl'arcnoc i I •-art- Ill< CJII c:lonbl iNINctor llid, "but haw >imp~) ............ tbt dodoiolo~ , ......... She ,...ala>ed chat 4ocUioou wbldi ditectl~ oflra mock by boopical aclminittnton wloo ~ coo effort to IIOiloil eiii1<S' ~. nu. toiJI ofte. <HOlle a fcdiQa -.a cbt ,........, 11,&1( ~ ecllalaiGtaon ha~ bilk resped for Ox.. 0... • . . _ JOoamal ~that af...,... -beY or tbt PfO(......., lw become a e n d . - &!Mill"'"' fCSP<d from tnxbn Lbm lbt 101 "hik .i " f ! .......,.,..,IliOn .._... Sc...- II!P'ood ••b tbt r~ of 1M noninc Mlldia, cloomiQa chat ''any idea,.,.. 11..-c just doe'c cowt for ...,u.irl&." R<fcrriq to boq>ital ..tmilll<lratots ao cbt ...._,,,.. w~ ch., clley~n110• Cf)ins 10 ••pre:tqpa•• auna La bu bofPital becat.t~e of • rumf ..,.. whidl nano...ty clcleat<d tbt aaxpc.&~~« or a Wlioa .,_.,., "So .. a result, .,............, P•< .. thb bia IIIIQa-12 dct doro. 8w ,.,.. can't tak< """ on a ~-...c~ haw 10 mate th<m an up, .. •he lamctued. "Some coruolatlon." s...raJ moDIIII -... also In ell< ho!Crical 1M 11 . Scanlon aald th<rt ,.... 1 pall<llt •ho clelm<d ib< wu bei"' bil by our~<~. "I would never hit a paucnt ," Scanlon ln>iSied, "but miiiiiCftt<Oitoot hn oldt." An«h<r bwe lhll had clisendtarued nu,..... is the low pay they r«>ti•c for lh< kind or worl< they per(om\ Til< ttanlna saLuy fOr 1 nunc 11 Mill.sd Flllmorc H..phal Is 51.06 an hour b<lore IJIUna the State l>oet<b-e r.....-e >il&h~Y abo•< Jbt l'lational ·-~. but bdow wtlll they - l d be taminJ, ourvs claim Kernsky rerna.k<d that til< low pay IS dut 10 a oUCJ>ber .,, 1:1><dro: raccors, mcl~mc th< li.al constraints on health care laa1ilies. "But o•eraJJ," oil< added, "llhktk it's b<Q,... of th< blot of <«XlPIIIDn ..... - - "just ~ 10 ,.,., I worlc wilfl, I CG1 eel )'011 rh« if tlw!y..hod 10 do it al o~ acoin, 99 ~of them wdtlt , bock Into rx.nilf... o( tM "llal wn-it'O nlii1C'I prorick •• Abhoocb WCIIcn ,_.,. YorL hal""' b<en rmmunc .., Ill< ....._ ....,.,_, a "'fb •<'<:<al lo<al boopotals hal rt¥<al<d 11w che Jl('Otllml ,. no< .,. ulmoi,... her< u "' Olhco oms or ell< Country It,__ .i?Jft. ...,·rc - olloa_.t N - ... d&btr leavlna hospitals for priW!II SJO:IVi<a, lllanptilla to a« Into admiJIIM.ratlvc or odi1<:81ioul pooitlonJ, or cocallp cltGppiQI out or tht 7, PfO(CIIIioD. "J. . ~.. 10 the nunos I ~ wotl\, 1 ... tdl dlal lflhcyhod iOdo k .U~.,W.. 99~1 ao IIIIo •~na.'' $culon ....... - wt 1boiD IIO!IIIb't . ... -~ ...... il, ScuiOOI 1"111 h<ndf .. tbe ........ - . . . . -. • "nn'l .....,. patltqt-tbe padalt wloo will . . . ~ t¥er)'lloloa -*whilt," ...... 111< -.jor "''""l,..bll nuncs have, -dille 10 a ._.., ~ U.,_y olTcusiiUdy.ll- to0 tilde _ , or 100 _ , . "-'"· bole a 1ac1t or lldlllllillr1IM "'ffiift. • -r'lllft I s - cwldaleo dial cheM II u.....,..... 7 ....,...... . , • •_ • • .,..,.......... . .-1)1' COMPlETE FIIST JUIP COUI·U • '"'":".;. Wil li Til l S COUPU _,:~~ AIID STUDUT LO. ~-~~\ FUITIIU IIIFOIIA · ,.... ~..:: 't ' TIOII AUIUILE AT -r.,.. • AIY IIIICIITY TAC 0 LDCATI 011 or CAlL Collins octc:oowkdt<d that some mlua&roo rs clue to ·-· Sh< CIOI<d that Natiofl&l lllilra<ioo pauerns ""''" people movina rowarck Ill< 10\llbwtst, and that nunina Is buically beina alfcct<d by thai pa<tern. "It'• noctoo poc:uliar Ia iu problma," Colliu DOt<d or the P<Or..ooo. "Nr.niq- wilk SC>Ciolalud r.nudal concbllooo-'lliw otrecu people. alTeas alrnilll-• • n.. New Yort S... audy, cloAt by a 1o:st Ioree ua Nuniina o.. - lluJio<oah, 101 kcmsloy _.., that Ill< l1ledia Itt~ Ill< nuniq ....,.;.u, is ""'"'"la lot one! ...,._ tbt pcofasiaft's lttOUIJI( co aolvt its problems. Sh< wd il is matina h<aJfb ~ adtninistrators <OII$lclcr lbt nt<dJ ot aunts more. bol adcl<d 11w '')'OUI\I women aod men ... pr~ JOil>lto loot t•i« b<f~ l'flltriol th< profCI5ioa." ~ Nrw YOI1t Slate Nunes ~ local cMplcr l'ftolclcDI MortiMt Kaa&~ey, apiUocd that olien loa¥e link to '"Y aboolltbdr '110ft conditions ud ott _.t bOOiad 10 inflalblo tt:lledulos. .._ ha•• c:uri<d 1 alftl c1ta1 of mpoMibihry," All och.... are welcome ·~ "devdoplq ~ on4 flailllo. wort ld>edollc:s," aDd-~ cwecn end .....,. ...,.lor nunina szarr.·· 457·9719 Do you have a tough time writing a GOO~ PAPER.? Improriae WritiDc Skllle for the Maaapment &tadent , _ tbeir' ' - ...ysbealtJo~(dili<sCM ,.... aliT. · lu ........... illdutle illiiiallatl ,.....,ioe lo dtdsloo............. .... ....-... c:octdJtioru thai ere wtiquc to New Yort Stilt, bw .wd on a wbole, h il • ....~ or the n:localion or ........ tdoOIIod Now YOI1t SbK....,.., _ _ , ........... .,...&a! . . . C i f - o a d t b t - -.wto......._ WoiMcdw .,.,_,.. ...., ··nu. isAot hal - - .. 1M - f - . 1 ocb<r .,.... In Ill< area, hu ill o""' school> "hkh supply nuri<S. Butch< P<Obkm thai many New Yort Scale h<»picals are upeJ"itndnc U.thc- miara:tion of nunes out..af.-sta1c ena ""'tkjna bcrc for one or two yean. The Nuni:.na dirraor lnditaJ<d 1h11 her hospiw lw a 20 ~~ cumo•er rat<. larady b<Q- or •ucb miarallon. ......., - JUMP ! $55.00 A dircctor of nunio&at ala..,. Buffalo hospll&l•ho 7 ONE DAY TU II IIC u d wlsb<d to remaift """nfmOU5, said, "Wtll< probably DOl Upalendl\l 1M sbortll&< as ICUI<Iy II CMbcr hospitals at this time." Sh• not<d tlut1 h<J b01potal,li~t , _ -~ :•: or WJNGsSKY Dl VING . CIJJ A-onabloAa:onlil\l to lluflalo Gentral'• Direaor o( l'ltblo: Rita Sbdclool, "E~ hospkallo thas amo 11 lllff<riJII, bul 11w bad orr ._par.bly." Sbd<laD l1lribllted tbt local lii:I>Olion 10 lhc hoa "thai ,... have more Dunina ldlooll per CIIPIIl bet< Ilion in OilY Olber or tht Notloo." OR GAN1ZATION, CLARITY. CONCISENESS. Emphasis on Common Writing Problema & Self-help Strategies, Eada s.-.o w i l l - to~........-~_,. <M 111onaae Is ........... or writiq . . . Eoclo ..;u r....ru..r witb .......... , _• ...,;...._,.,.,...._. ...,...,~ ...... Pa- ............ ............... ,.....,; - photocopyingphotocopyingphotocopying ~ MAI..;.J. C o - - 1teponas Oral R~ ' F-..od"3: BlblkiV'tpAI<Iafo. Libnu-y Sltillo -d Mood~ A..,.at 3 -J9 &ltd WoclAe~ 6-8 psa. f4.5 Main Scn.t Cam.p.a For men. WonaaUon call 831-:1151 or • top m a t _ W Cn•Jv<BaU. •• �:editoriOI NYPIRG sapport Ij Coatiaaed ., _ _ ,_..,._.........,...., ... _ _ _ "' - , _ . , _ . . . . . . . . , . . _ . . . . _ . , .... _ , 11 _ _ _ ! - -............. -U.O-aloi--1111-Yorl<,.._ "';:'...::::...ao.:-~ ..... _ .. _Tllell<in<fol _ '"'"'SZUQioSI,CIIIOlnllla_ _ _ ... f ~· """" eo,.,o, courtuy i ..... -_..... ........ _..,....,, _,,_ .,.,._._ ........ _.,.IJIB....,.._ . (Uj-· .. -.......-... ...,_!lie _..,_.,_SA ...,. ... ___ ... .,. ...... , .. __ .__....,._ _""" ... _....,_. _...,,..._ ""beak: :.r.:- ... - ... --onl _____ - -10-01,_ - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 1 51 - - ro ,,.. Editor. . . . , . _ ..... _ .. _ ..... _ . 'II -....a.- ..,.ftnl.ol.._t_ ____ ~_beloii_IO_..., ~untar; -·--u.-.......,.. ~ -~ · . . . , _ . . Ia llf1IIIY 1M- llw SA,__~ not olf'q ~ ...-ta --.-- --. _ .... ___ _____ ... .._._,_. ___ ---. __ -.-In teuorato recllnW~al'l>e !'met1<a and W1. Kan ~ .II. not ""'J 1010~ " " - tile poil>l Ol t..une lt-stettor, thor [~ both lett..-! did no4...., - u. oo<ll1Hy to - - a •loflao 0< ' ML - They Instead eddresled ber by loal .,.,. only ThOs I lee! <faa unc:&- 101 00111-Y loci\J.! tNIINII-._,"'0, ... _.,. __ :.a .............. ..-........... ............_..-...__., ....., ... """"__ ____ - &econdly,IWOUII!IoUto~ --1.1... - . . g •oootHII~~ ,,..,. WYPIAG ..... it Ia ,_... "" -ne "* ..,.,- - • ~·elY _ , Ifill Ia • ~ IOf tile.,.... u-aoty, no.,... H icii!IJ, 1 _ (. -. 101 _ ..""""' _ lleollhHI .-WU •• ............... 1118 ..IDOlthe _....,_IIIIa• 1 1 0 1 - . - - - - o l - - t a . From .-,g WloaKWIIo8' tettor I WOUld- tho~ 86opl.,. Ptooua IWOQ"O!'I -lon. """'"' t - . . . I odmho, r - ' and '"""" fOil lOt miii<Ong me a 1n011 '""'' 'nlotmeo lndlriduotand _,.,. • "'-"' -~--~ it_.....U.O_ol_l _ _ ...,.... . . . . ......,._ l..s.... ollllla ___ ~~-"' OI _ _ _ .,.""' ............... _ _ _ _ _ _ - be ~-.....-..,..._.a I -c.,-.:::.:.:!..-:.-=.::--__, __ ...... ,. ....., -.... -•eo---.,....., .._...,_.... .,. -~~----..,... . . . . - . - . . -- " ' t a S A - t o a . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ ... _ ._. ....,_ ...... "'-'- ·---... ----·----·---·----.... -__....----·-···--.·-·---..c---· IJIB __ _ -,_. _______ X--- ot--___"'"--tor____ . . . . . . _._. __ _ ------......... . " =·-- - - - - - - .. -SA ....... Poorras • & .,__.._,__,.,., n. ,__ -~- .. - - ll gr.- .... .,.. . . --••or - •F•U•--- .._-"'"""- "- . . ...-a -" , _.. -_..,;ng.- .. • wve •- · --•........,'"P•-~ • ·-·-·--- -be.,tlle~ts'lnt•om• the .,._,.thai tile lor -lidally Neign ,,_a ~ to H~ocorr " " " -l'\op8ianat _ _ .., ........ ,"'~~~~. IIJIn _ __ tile pUt. at_ tlwe , _ __ r - ' • ol ~- ol the X FaCOIIIholr~in4ollft'lno ltlomX.. - . , . f'IICIIIIySono!etailato - - . ~ •tl>al • - 1e ~ anMol X-la not - ' Y __,.,_,.,...,........ • an F 0< U ...... tlleootlon 10.-ltlon tl,._,·a-to-•-llomthe,...,claahoott•-lnolor cloitiO "'"' aclcla - · reel , _ 10 ... alteady """~ oniJ llw F8CU1ty s.nate .mould •••hit* Its new g<edi"'J.OOIJI:t and st-..a del.nd the Old t*"*d utheaysl..., ll>lllla In thai• bMIIntO<Hia MaiUng Ia- .... goat"'.~.,. - C'est fbal ......, . ... ,... -----"'-~-""'-·-"*"'""'" ......_-,... - - - - o l t h e O i d _ _ _ cltOIII*t _ _ trlaO_ _ _ tt _ _l _ . lnv.. __ n l,r_- _ ...... . _Fall.yat "'-"• "'_ "-!>>na ..."onlt 1110 --did " ' - - - ttlla. ~~u~ lng 11>111 . . 1\aftlalrly -od i N i u _ a n c l _olbly_ltwothOI.If.olc:eon--.For or did""' deoelol>-- only an -~·• ctalma U>at aft came ID be- ·btl- .. beld ~'"" 10 our. l!llaalon of lnterpraUng a nd _ . . . , _ 1110-. and-. of UB. So. - ollaf our ·~" IO< the par and <>Ur • - lor """~~,. ~ crillclom.-' 01 almply )'OUr all.mlon -rr - .._, .. ......... ___ ....._Why,....,_ .....,.,, ~-Fildey. _. ... spEURUM · .., M ~ ft.... ......... &.~~~e- ....... ..... . ,.,....., limo(l " by .loMptl $ 1 - lotiQinallll-lhla""""""'mt-"'1111- ·... - uq , . . Sjl8ctlum,lo be an ....,.don or ur. !WOO<-- ,,. - ..,. - - -_ ... tmptootng ~ • - e l y Iacko: an ~le ol.-.t Nl.. - -""file I wu qo~t~gto goi'Oint by point- r&llc>oo ....-ta of atud<lnt tile hen! and tben tJ<Pia ln wl\at was done " ''"past,_ tO lmpoooe u-. _ , .. Waft, I di_,ed I!>Ill I - mora than O<JI 0< two mora parago11Pf1sto flnblltllla """"""· 10 Idee- to cl\ange the ongta• ~In~ .... with . , _ . . ~tlrlcal -~~llc-llltln,tnoe­ • - tho f)lbn-a tt-l Into Pleat• the 1- - * YMf. r _ --,..., ................. on VB'~ _-u.,,. . ·~· 1'11! U8 ....,, ........, ljnaiiJ m-.lle ~liadJ-PIOiheiJiolllonl-lftii--WII~ ......................... __ .............. ...... ......,....,.......,............. -...... .....___ _____ .... -. . . . ·-·-·'5!&- -- __ _ ____ __ ___ -........ . . . . ...... . . . . . ··=:.:""'...... .., ,_. . ___ ............ _ ........... ...... ..................... _ __ ....................... _..... ....., """---................ .... ,......., .. .,...,..,-""". . ---·---.n........ -· . • .. ····--~· · _.··~······ .. ., -·- ~.,...,._..~:; ·::::::::::.~ .....::::::.=.= .,...... ................. .. . . .............. --.. ........... .......... ... ..:~::·::::.,.: ::. ............ - 4 ~ .....-.-a.. , . C . -· ~~ ~ - a ........... -. ...... _ ...... --...c... em .........._. ' -........ ...,....._.L...... _-.,,. miXed -ll.~ ...... - ..-_, .....,... ............ ~.,. ~, . '"""""IDOl-· ... ..... ......, ---...--a...,..,._ ......__ .,. ...__..' 1M ~.--.... ;,aq. • ....,.,.. ..,_,........._, " .....,...., ... ... .. ...._ .. . _,._.on c..-.- .,.... .... ....... ..,...,...or.a~~~ .-..ICing ~~_,. lar ·- _....,~"- ~ ...... ... llle ...... UUAI.a-ol ______ --~_, ...., T- HoMa 11M._. .,_.., ...................... . .. ~ "'" - - brougllt IIIIIWialh, , _ U. --P I ........_._ _"' ol. ~n.u......_...._ to - _...,IF F I WM--Ofit8S 55 , . . . - . . ......... 11 con•..,..... ot no ~ noted ..... • ........... - ......,_ l b e - - - Mclf8l ~.---. ~ ,...._... .,... Iiiii Udell. Oeof9o WC;Goolorn ""*' ll'llaJC:Ano.: n. ~ ~get file .....,_ - n. c..w..w --. 11111....., ....- .,...,._-11a...,.,.....,.. _...... ............ La _ _ . . _ . ............""""Zl'lh ... .........._....,.llllotn"8lallll"=' .......... ""' tM '17 Dedglla'~ - ~ F - . ~.,_., of - --c..-~--~ ~ L...a ..............."' ......... TIIIW~·,. ~_. ....... _ . . . . . . _ _ ... _fl..,IHM =:::.·-=::rnin'i...f . . ~ -llw--. n. ..... - .,.. ................... IWiilllng llnaliy - - . . - · • 1110 lonnOI:t Tile or ttoe . . . . . , _ . . . , _ _ _ _ _lhe . .tum . lntothe - " ' . , . . C . . l. _ . Slepllan ~- od"01 of tM l'l>e """'-· uiO M II loolllflll fofwltd 10 next �feedback ! f ~ ctlitf>rial .~ c Visions and iUusions ~ When I w . . YfJfY young, nty family and I WOiild drw. - 1 tile University lind nty molllef WOUld talk about oil that lha c:antP<d w.. and would _,..,., be. In nty mol\d, otv1c1 vlaoona of coAege hie Tmun for Grabiller To,.. Edrtor I ...., """ 1ft!_. Tho ~'''"" lflfcM Of ~· AprH 111111 on Poo4..,., o.n. Grill><-. noe Tile ~ hoi lol<lpnonocl 11141 1.. my - 1-no doubt In 1a100 pan t..c..... u ProiGr-•A-Ioln lela li79 oncl t - In thai,.,., *" -.... I"""- ,..., cwolulflt tho ""''" no """ ~ oa '"'"' u wot1< ho woo IO< P<lllllcalton I Otnllf>Uizo .......,,,IlliG quantity ancl quollly of Professor Gr -·a -1< wu auu~e..nt IOf award•no leoUf'e (llld fVt recoro nu lmc>rOVOO . , _ ....... in VIeW ofliiO contJary ...,., of Olhofl I lhlnh 111M 1M lolot pmposal IO .,.,...., Profe:ucw Gra.blneta cot\lraet tl't a non-tenored pos;uon wu an em•nent.ty ,, ., IOiutloft.. 0t'1 rt uon l,.t would oe fair conc:erns ltte IIOIOtnOnlt In writing 10 Prolouor Groll4ne< by bolh tho ttl«! o..n anc1 ,,. lnen Vlco Pros1Mn1 '"' the point -.uao In tho IOiolfwlY complex twiOW Acec.mtcAtfaJra lnearty 1980, after he wU11fll twned proeou 11 lo rare thol lola< ...,. booloo 1)1 oll~lolo down tor ten~. The then Dean wrote: ''You rMy, of will no-.. ...,., tho • - ot tho bocl<gtOO>ncl to ,..., couree. ,.. It )'OUt~dU'f'tng the-next acaoemte IIIUCh. II any, tho tan.,. Unclkloto lloo wrlllllft. ~· .. TM t n V&ce Prealdent tOt Academtc: Attalra Tllo Si»ctrUOII orllcle - • much 10 tho ••ot~ You ey. of cour ..l tequett ret'Oftlidetatlon vtewa ot t11ooo who ..., ..... lhot Pro,__ Groblnet'a clurlng , . , . , ancllllhofola auettjt~~~IIOI progress .1 wotl< - • deficient In qu.,.lly,ln qualit' 0< tn 1>0411. "'' wou4<l urga you 10 maM tl\lo raq-1 ""''year.· wrlllen ropon 01 AOVC>Cato ono~ ProloHO< A roodat ol Tho Sj»ctfum onlcle might 00<1lcUCS<t 11101 010114-'o woti<JI'd 1-hoocolly_,.,l.-tllot lllo • Profeaaor GrabfnM was not Qtomjsed anything butt hal PVbll- wot1< _,.,,.., ton.,.. on boll! quotltatl.. no could ooll tO< anothof , .. lew. That would boa hollOw q....,...tve orouncfL That 1 como to aucn o promlao, -.use otwlovsly an:rono con ooll lor ooncluoton , _ not, ot COU#M, ,_thoII waa rfOIII. anything. I auggoal lhol the quoted llala<nontl !!0111 - · I ..,, not otono Jn my •loW 11 Ihat time. oncl HnkH Unlllefalty o ffkMJa amountd 10 f'hO(e thaA " -L If Olherl who IIIII noe tully ogroo wllll moat ._., v - auoh atatltMt'lta from Mnkw ofUciata mean only tNit • ~ wol'll oo•troc~ ®M to aulllclenL e - . lho lhen e&ndk111e ean tubmlt •tesns, taut 1'-Y wflt nol ONt! ot faculty, ollllougll conetudlrog lhot 1M -H!ily bo gl¥on carotui c:o<>liele<otion, I think 1001 publl- 10011< woo noe aulllclenl to tanuto, lacl ohoukl bo l<nown lo •• upirlng caOOICitU!S lot wen1 on to wrlto thai "~o Ia no oaay ana..-"; I e., tlwn a olmpllallc luGgmonl concomlng lhol P<lllltsllod wot1t wu no1 wwra.nled. Iloilo Hondy, Prnlderli Beha~IOI'al Rea:ure/1 Co&lnctl MhouOI> t rOtnOln COIWincoo lhot In · - lho of"'"'" .. l lo .....,., Ju"'"' Resolution for Grabilter --..... To IM Editor. - Tho followit>g , _ . , , . . , -......,_,.,, pa- a ~ttmete Ktenl•fiC &Pptoat'l'l n..elote. to the SOC:alif SGieM'eS IM dfln..l o1 ten.\He aNJ C)rO(I'K)tiOI\ •n tM by ce.ae ot P..otu.sor Gra.btn« eonstatutes a blalttnl I - - · at lho 61h AMUOI M-1 Marv01 Scholora Conlorenoo In on lho - - ot meat.at~ of ac.ademtc ftMOOm We ettdofse 1ne demand ot tns tocat 5VPOO'I commmH thai he oe ilt\ti\ICNlety gtanted tenure and ptomoUon.. AP<II10.12. t1181. "'""'••liM W.wlol! to .._ . ourdoap concom O¥orlho denial 41Htfltt J 8¥10wot.l ol " " " " - MO lonUfO In 1110 COM ol Profos10< ~. Tho denial to nol boMcl upon 1110 quollly o1 hlo oc:liol'emtlp oo lllegea bUt rathof 111o Mon~t oro~ o1 Ills-. ,._,om It >illOolt ~ntzellao A""""ote Prol•not . ran Fou:2 cn.~ tOt Acod"'"lc.FfHdom More WSC support . -lllo _lo_lllo_,.,... To Hre Editor. AnottMI ~.....,. I a tMJ lhe quatft·y of unaeroraduate tcfwcalion directly effects the quaRry ot gradu-a.Je LaM ~-Polley eommntoo o1 N!ll -6oll... ~~ , . _ . , 1'1aisa.....,_..lonw...,-tertftllwan.n'a ................. ltlncllc8wo-....~ ontoifiCtual totogrlly of 1>0411 our prog<om, oncl _ . - _ S t - . tn - o l. Aa ...,., 1n 11100 lnatliullona, - · ono bllnle , _ no1 Win 1110 • • 119omin'o SIWiaa II curJenlly ~Ill aiii'Qggle educa.Uon tn otdet to contrfbute to. or reccw.- ttom a gradualt ptogram In OIIJ lieOd, aiOdOnto need a BA <>< 8S ptogtam WhiCh os 11101\G In prepar1rog atudentt lof thla ,..._The swo... BA Is dulgned to offer pr-ll!lon ol lntoltactual si<Uls, wllile ot Ihe aamo umo -"'no practical IIliis. The odml11lllrallon ,.. Slated a Slt""!'oom<nrlmenl 10 furthering S l - i1 08. II lhe BA it _ ,.... 08 wilt b o - Of 11M olfw "''"' .....- '"' ,_. --·--•filch """ ........., lnduclo tho beglnnl!'o!OI tile BA llloQram. · WW:fli.e -~ only to mil'oea'ln tno t*ldool lllot - · · s•. - ~ -~ w~~n llJill ~. wHI!h - • - - t o oiUdenll tell IIIII ~ The ...-.. Ia lllot olthOIIgll ""' lnlolloctuollntogrity oncl ~IY of lho 8A hoW boen aotallllohocl. lho In tJuc1oo4 ollocalton '*'* •- aeimatU<lolll to-tnaamo<:~llol'""""'tavallai>IO '"' tt "TheteiO<O, wo moy 11nc1 . . . . . - olfOII!)V o IIIII BA In WO<OOn'o S - . with no .buc10411 IO< IIlii, "-.ructora or materJals. Ao o grodualoatUdenlio American Slucii-O<OOn'a Sl<ldloo, IIIIa poaojbiMiy hao lmpll¢oiiOnL Tho graduate P<ooram It ctoaat, llnkod with 111o undorgr.cluoto P<OIJ'"""', primarily tllroug~ INching. Tho oppo<1uoltlaol01 grodualo otudonlo l""" A~ Studloa, o r - Clll*lmOnta. 10 - o p •ltfl ""'"" on - - · wo Thla ~~ olrOIIQ • •und«groduo,W _ on , owould bo -'1' .-.nod by • • J.noulllctenl ~at. """"""*" cou,_ w-·• W_._ ""'" • or-• -•o -~ .,. ~ .. ......,. •• ·· S t - ~ily. lhe~II'Otion'i _._.,,to ·• - ....aa·fo 'be mO<e tnan lnloltactuol. A -- - . ...,._ lnlolledually t100tOUL cannot op01a1o wi"-1 atall ano ,..,..,.... Thoreforo, •• followgr""""ta sti1Ciinta. furgo )'OU 10 malce your sUfl90'1 lOr the WOIM<I's StucMs buclget llnown. PooJ>Ie ''"'" Woinoh's SIUdles win t>e clrclllollng poeotiona In llof low clays to let lho odmlnlotralion 1<now lhot - .,... Slllfporl among lludo!\ta and COITIIII\Onity l*l{lfo. Your signaiUteS will bo greatly -eclalocl. -Pelmons lot signing, or elrculotiiiQ, will b o - •• w'• St\lflles Collage -101 Wln-r.' Amartcato sr.--1010 ~· Helt ana vorlovs commuroily bllsl...-. Grocluolo IIUdenll, as -n as undefVraGuoiU, will bonofit from • well run. odoqualely luncled w.....n·s Stuelloa BA program. • Tllonltt IO< YOUI OUPJ)Oil '*' Elton C. s-" CIN!Ced lind I oronCianod ll ti'IOM - · tile 1aWM I WOOIId --.y CfOSI and II thON - · Ihe Ivory IOW~!fa within ..-hlctt I 'lfO<IIcl _.,., Four ,.era alttl' et06Sing IIIOaa ,,. , . lind tryong lo stir _ , . pauron wilhln tne low.s.l am ..a vrng thiS Unhletalty ""!"lessons l l l a l l - ••P«IIld to gain Bauoaa olllla teacher-wl\lch wu for me a tlwle.weekl)l and youllQ minds thai sat Its pac41-111a . . . _ , , - • nol on his tory, P*YChoiOfll' «matt\, bul In lha Clar-lo-<Say life of a Uno..,ooty UB may ba •• a turning f)O(nl. Thefe ore IMnll thO! 11 may be rounding a bend lila I Will .,... . lila rna t hat ha,. pCagueCI il IInce II w . . coined lila gem o l the SUNY s ystem. Yet I equlnn will\ hullratron When IOI'I'IIIOM w iiO has not 11ac:1 the "educaiJon- 1 have, sings lie ~lsaa; when colleaGUU from two summera put Jell Bullalo it's got one hell o l a oo:IIOol. PerllaPt unfortunately, I know Clillerenlly. I - a vall lnsUiutlon Ihat Ia not In coni rot ol Ill O..llny anc:lapparenlly has no Cle$ire to be. Yeo• 10 year 11 battles lila same problema and entenalfll somllar Clebalea. It never examines itoelf. II never challenges lis kleu.. For lour years yoo can anatyxa tlla doCuments that guide UB lind never come across e naw lclea ; lhe words cflange, ll'le emprtasls shifts, yet the same goela gllcle unfullllllld ltom year to year. You eon listen to one or tOO .Smlnlalrotors talk about tt>e future without a ro1n1 of creallveii\Ougl\1. An<l yoo can see thai tile dreams of yesterday a re sllll beollQ promiN<IIor tomorrow. , I know thiS bec;ausa I mltc:le the mlatal<e ol behltVrng •n troose Clocumenus; ol tnlni<ino. at llrat. 11\at Oy waotong 1 would see 1 miaslon met and a campus compjela. tt>e Mnoors on tile paper, 1 loki m)'Silll as a lreahman, are wrong rn lhelr cynr<:1sm. Oorl'l they see whal an erlt-CIInOfY placa 11\oa oe? But I wu loolclno a1 UB as my molr..r had. 11\roogtr eyes that ,.,Wei only see wllal was. ralroer 11\an whal Should have Oeen. I have f0<1nc:l since tnan. on a n "~aken<ng" I can cl\1111..,_1 on a rear·lo-year basis. Ihal c:llallengong thia Vn.....srty IS an an:luous task. Everytllong os Ia<: I., nu~ FTEs. Thefe a re no POHILS lor Ideas, lillie room fO< eummalron Debate os hallOw $1nc;e optiOnS are cui ana dry So we run In circles lryif19 to omot-1 lnnmatiw> concepti hila .,.oenatal edVCallon vet Iangled In numbt!n.. RAs logfltlng agalnsl rOfiiYIINtea to.. f)O(nla for " lc:IMa": u.y ITMIS't talk lacls p<esenl IIIIS. look alllle consequances. The essenaa ol VB 11in IIIOsarasues. yet no one tal\es lha lime lo notoce them beyonc:ttllell surface. So there Is tile lruslratloo oll<noWollQ that •I takas lour years to undetstanc:llllos VnoVIfOIIY lind tnan reotlung that there os not much you ~ do wllll the "CiaO•"" Thare will sl•U be tt>e local journallsls w iiO think 11\ey unc:lelstand IIMS place Oy slu"'""ng through t/le 11178 or t979 O< 19110 m•atlon atatemen1S, hoi reolivng 111a1 11\ot ••• the same I hey wore In 1966. TMte Is Sill! a communlly that 11\lnks UB Ia the IM!It anc:l the brightest. And there is sun a University that believes 11 is movong whel\ rn reahty ol os fangled in ils o wn web of mediocrity Then, Ihere Is conlulllon u 10 how I he sl&lus quo llellts back tile groups ol Sluclents anc:l activists who year aile< year ac:lvoc:ale Ideas an<l Clet>oee. Who c all lor t/loliiJIIt and crealivrty; now 1/leae groups $pllak Irom I he ume mind anc:l never really meeL Petllaps 11\ey ••• held back 0y lha apalhaiiC who ~ to glw no mput, bul alanc:l waving a linger and offering complalnls Petllaps they are llll'lc:lered by lhelr own Obetlnonce and unwilllng.-s lo compromise the <MO.n s lor lila end. Perhaps I!ley are Clefaated Oy debate whlctl consldera only lac: Is when lheor wguments are about hearts lind mlnc:ta. Or perllaps tho process Is longer lhan any ol us eon-. Perhaps the hines ol o new luture lor UB arathere becauaa oltlle debate of the past. Pwnaps a new, pracilcal mission will _.geout ol thOse yellowed Clc><:alll*'lla lhat 1\ava prorniaac:l a Cllat'leCI couraa f« . long Certainly fnrs1rauon and contusloo c:an be lell behind or made to r.se a1 lila clays WOtk lnlo waelo.s lind reality pushes,_ eonc:ems Into nty mines. As a wtsa pr~ once saocl, the qwstions that 1\lndaGIII c:tr.gs into locus will come along lor a march out of here, then takelheir place behind the people Who will remain to contmue tlla deelata. So I sn hare, for one laat tune, pewing OUI at the Ivory IOWW$ I rom the thin:! floor corner of Squire Hall, no tonger really wonylng abOUt tlla Unlvarsltv. but now wonclertng about It$ fate: lind contemplalifl9 nry own. " Lllle anyone wno must Jea¥e . . . . . . - or aometlllf19, I have ponc:lerec:ltlle end, but not lha er'lc:llng. • For sure there will be rellal. I will no lange< have lo cleat will\ onatlooal hurl ol .,_,eel, torn eop/11$ ol Tl>e Spectrum IYIIIG on Ina floor. I'll no longer be called a knee-je(llllberal 0y o conaarvatlve or a rigtrl·wing ealramist 0y a liberal. I'll no Ionge< have to pac:lly an Ira te c:oller Is Ull$el bvef a 8ackpage announcement 1 had nothing 10 do wltll. Anc:l aometlody else can tum out the lights and lOCk lila door. And yet the feeling I am eapeNnc:lng In stepping ulc:la Ia tna moet trernandouwnc:l coniUM<t ral ..f I hove - t e l l My Cleac:IIIMS ere..-. Tonl9hl. tor tlla 11,.1 tlmoln lour years, I'll be out ol here In lime lor dinner. Ma,ybe I'll lake a drive pastille campw. ..--per c:n.noa. -'no who ! �)fcedba~k & i I i • Check us out! • _can __ I .:: To,..Edltor. A.,.._.- IIU I.A. • - - ' t o - - our ......,. to .,. of lnl-loNI lludcnto and the ot.....,.........,._, _____ ~~- ......... the ..... 0 -------,...!·-Aoeln. " - - - . -... - ,..r In oplte ...... of2'1 - d u b o and ol ol ll'oe- a ra -' " de lap '_ - -_ TNa, _ ..... -. -blo .. . -Nigllrl.olllc.' -----'"1110- · Flaola, ll<adllan Car-o~ Clllno NlOht, - _.., ...... --.,.people -01111' ........,,111101_.,,_ ... -Com-y. tromthll ""'* of,,. - u l - l t that- •lo!--. --rorgotellortoor~. ..... - _ . . ....... , . , - . l t lakes more time tor 'fl to matte an event lliCCHIIul. Our ,..,_ rn llovl'ng many aU!octt.e ..enlo lo 10 allOW - cutturee WIIICII are 01111m11 trom .,... another. We wan! to loot., mutual vnclerolandlng among people In us 01 -lao in tl'oe 8ultol0 community. That'o why we took~~~~~ ce,. •f'd tJme tor eYert atnol• eYent. e_wt_~ololof -•ogoabroad. Thittt-tollorol9notudcnto 1ft NowYOft Stole concentntta ot UB ancs they IJOlho beat QW~ifiod atudcnlL I WOUld lib 10 wge..-yone of yovlo boY i.o.,. ...,... """'by the r..-vn obldanlo. rm sure that you wm get somethlng out of that J'<IU.(:an't get fn>at a -Patty. T- a lew ..,..,_ 10- with foreign otucleDts. Yocl ltlaeolly111ey .,. -.-tlon Ia. • - t h a t " - . . . , . . - . wll ooma - i a t l ..., - I n t h e - - - uo good ~"'futv,.. _ 1 . - INto thonlc a l l - . o l SA International Aftolro oftd lnt.,.tlonat clubS lor lhK bani _ . ond lac:utty membo<w IO< lhoh ,._..,.,... help. I would aloo frlca to ohow my -ectatlon ICHUt-atar ol lnt-atlorlol Aftalra Sayed Mlrmhn forhlo and t h. SA lnte;natlonat Afla&s wiH t>e actl\.etllrOUIIb the wholooummer. The loea!IOIIIaTalbon Hall room Itt, Amherat Campus and the telephOne Is 636-2950. Ploue --.....,_your will-- dar .,,ora atop b)' IOft"'t''\etlmea and gfwe us your: InPut. Ha~ • wondoerlul summer to e'tarybody and we are tool<lng lorward to saelng you next yur. let's have aoottler al.lccessful year agatn. 1.o1 me ...,..nd oil of you that UB lo 0111 ol t~e bell u - tlel tn tl'oe unltOd Stotn oriel In whiCh fortlgn otudcnta are enthuo'-tlc 10 lntroclvce Jhelreullureo ond Hkoyuk/ Nagamln•. Coo/dintiOI lntern•llon•t Aflalra No abortlort constrtsus '\--··-*' TO IMfrt/lor. t woo-ry to,_ tl'lolt..autla ( Tite $j»ctrum,""'-Y4JIIr my tonar.)rt OPpooltion to antl-.;on ~lion (TM ~ll'llm, Ap<N 2111Rattwthanreapond .IOMCitoflwcrilk:IOrna,rdJuot lll<e to aoy that I tlllnlt that o fair oftd ~~ .-Ingot my totter- •-thalli nelltwlgnored alte<nol- to -.Jon <101 woutcl lite of ooarc1ng women Into ha.tng _,tono, u lola. Kwlloo oontandL Whet I diCI woo......., outline a - of ~to WhiCII. In my view. ma1ra a etrong caa '"' teowfng abortion u a - · • right, a matt• of ...,_,.. oonaCionco o f t d - . Thatlola.l(wlooondlcan~ooo-yon o numw of • - pet1olnlng to ll>e abortion contrO\'aray otrlku me ao ouPI>O(I lor my poaltt011. W/lon It comoo to abortion. thereto no tn thlo Country. Under the clrevmstonoao I tlllnk It would be o Hftouo mlatw to leglllllo any on. porllcvtar point of vlaw While ..aryona con (and l 11\lnk lhould) tolla atepo tO mlnltnJN unwonted pregnanelel OOd abottions, 1 don't womert lhoutcl be legally -entad Irom having abortion.. ony morothon I think obottlono ohOuld bo mandatory. 0011-• bot...., Wall• SlmpJon Reconsider h~lfh insurartc.e policy To rna fdllor. $<II>- 1M ottnougl> It woutcl not • otudent who had OPied to ta1<9 tho -toped a """""*'tiOUs obfoction to 11 and be obla to~ his"' tw mind. No pion eon -osly ""e<'f c:Qe. The beS1 plan that eon oecut - --~the --lthl.-oncewtUcontlnuetobomondetory • 0! ......... otllflonal W. write thJI to state IM caM IOf be gotteft lathe ona which Is falraot to<ho ~ ~ Clearly, that 1o the op!lonal plan. thooe whO ate concerned about tho r..oltuation obowe oecuring- inclu<ling TJ>e Specuum, u ohown by Its Aprll17 eclitorial-coutcl alwayo dul with ~by bUilding up their own lund to pay for abortiono 1ft an 011tionot ,..,..-. Mo<-. The moln ..._, that the boYn>ent Ohould not contlnve to be mandatory lothatlt wtolotao the righto of ~ ol lludcnto whO moklllll It lor ~otmoralreaoOIIO. - . -tel ooy tl'lol otudento can protect the~ -"h - - - D e l t h a \ l e l n o - • o -. Thto • chat ctfcumata.n ce. 11r pun~t~aolng outllOe righla o1 - Ia - _...tc - An option, tllell, Is leul)lte, lnexpentlYe, can be ot,...,ut.., to protect '~. and respects almost ..tryOIIO'o • ajtuotion. Why does It contlnve to tJa - b y oomeandwoteddown«>ySublloeJd for two atralght yoota? • • We bel-. that the reas.bn ls lntolerance. Groups .,hleh hove OPpoled the OPtion.bhterty, sUCh aa UB CARAS.( (Coalition tor Abortion Rights ond Agolnll Storlllutlon Abuse), &eek zealously to eut>vort tho ... lor "*'¥ etudcnto, -~--•MI. . - - Hamo.to...,.... oteno ero aiWNttve anauranoe ca n crea te peflk:ular problem• lor foreign 11udento Who ore untomlllar wit~ American tnaw•nce programa •n<l dealing wllh Amertcan tnouranca com,..nteo. r.or-, all UB otudenta have a rtg~tto olgn ~P IO< our atlldcnt -llh tneuronca plan. No ono allould hova to -18 1110 or tw conoclenta to axercloe thla rlghL - i o n -oeatnct.- n en option on.r.d conototantly by the lno.,...,_ ~ he. . oenrloed UB. The OPIIor>, for • - e.1e1ng 11. haO oltored lor little 0< nothing Blob lloefd can o-1 o IO..._.t..,..ion ofr.ed If It 1nototo thai It wonll ona - - tho UB - . . Ia a ..... prolltable ona '"' tl'oelnouranca 001111*1J Mil It - • to hold onto IL ,.,.,,, the ......... - . - t h a i on option- bo too moral question Involved In abortkm. The reaull Ia that they do not helltJte to auppressthose who rafse moral obJections to IL These 1>80Pie speak about"lreedom or ....,_....,,h _,_10 choice" on the abottiOII question, but wlu giH riO choice to t"s>M .who dlaagree w~h them. It to ood thai Sub Boerd I has agr~ wit~ them for the !oat throe yearo In voting for tile -ndotory .. ........ __..,.,....., __ _ ................................. . . . -o..a.-...... _, . .........,_ ......................... _..,._ .... _.........__. ....................... _, ,_ ......... ~ . . . - - . . . . , . _ . - . . .. the _ _ _ _ .........,12MDI & IIU;ua: ........... _ - ..., - be C<M'IImon, The situation could aloo a w t•q-tion or •110 tot• coutcl noltl\en boymenl tor -.Iori COOI'Of- In the - lila""'*" to 10 10 ..... HMitb paymenL Hot 01\ly hoo SUb Boetd ' acta<i unjustly, 11<1111 heo •lao acted contrary lo tbe .e..arty exprNMd prolor- ol UB etudetlto. The oclentlllc aur:.ay done 11r the U8 Health an-anee Adwleory Commlnoe • C-.cy wltltln • - I J - - '" •m- ~ ..., - i o n - · ail'* .... ,..111M ...... ............ Laat -1 ·0 roug~~~y 1111a_ POIII'lon . ._ ________ _ ,.. 10 ......... .,....,. - n. - · eo...,......_...._ aarlouoiJ--- ...,_.._ ren.ct u.at - . . . . ol ...... Clt*ror -llacllt. Indeed. - IW'tiiO . . IMt ln 11118,117 . .. ...,. ... . ........ ..., IIJOngJy" about poelllon 00 1M lal1 -· ·--llt?LIIti-IMIUBIIudent~ ........ .......-~ ....... - - o l ............... 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The substance of Cf!Utte To IM Ell/tor. My flrot- o2 OOIIege Ia CIU~ comi1111 to a cloae. o year that hoo br-'>1 Willi H"*'¥ ha.. -nOd,l II ..,...__,_ Bul.-..... 1\ao - 1\a.. la&rnad moro fi\Ot-tlca, 'bolter writlllll tKtlntq-. o bit of ..Phlloaoe>hy a nd _,. econorn1ca. , ... learned how to fhoo Will> o 111011111 moralnclependent,- adopt too new -·-·· -·become When I &tOP to thlnlt OIIOut alit hot I ..... loomed In the l'Oot or eight monlha, It olmply ....,....lms me. t haw had the OPportunity to dlocuoa ocadernteo with trve ocholoro who hove ahad ''*r wlodom on me In the hobo 11\01 one day, I too, Wfll be known ao an expert In o certain field. Yet, I have c:ertolnty boon e•poled to a •arlety ot edvcellonal OPI>ortunftteo throughout my llrat ,..r ol collage. Thero hao been 01\elhlng tllougl>, thot I ho .. lelrnad horo at cotlega thatt wlll certainly bo &blato utlllie tO< the root of my lifo, 11 Ia. without o doubt, the moo~ Important thing t taamed In t21a )aarn II In the c.,..._.., nor did I'*-~ lt. Wllot I /Om ..t.rlng to loa modern-- to • pftlblam fhet I heel wery rortlly oonf""'tell wtt1t to.fora t oot to collage. ~ - t o do _ , dOllar o4 flllllon ..._.... Knowing how 10 do '--Y .. - Juat _.....I wiU- to Ollldy lor ...,.,.,.081-. Nor ':,I I It o werOQuloltalor o ~- ftaltl. h goee ...... ---Allor ... l - . ' t _ 1 o _ orounct In dirty clot- lor Ilia , _ lie. *' ;..,.I-.·, mr o-- IMndly--"""" ae..., llloltMI- �Medieval life Classrooms to castles tr~vels clamorous as Ct~mefut or in the founeenth century. " It t..n!toe woeld """" us bdin"e. wu ' marvelous capcricnce," Wbik tiviac aaalin<ally fO< a · Ha~t ell lauabed . " I was This 5Ummtt, UB Enalish Professor Ann Has\ell will not be worryi(lg about inOation or wondering what Pretident Reagan will be up to. lns~ead. •he will retreat into a c;anyoo in France. and u.., throup a time whidl most ~ know only throuah history boob-the cenl ury whieh brouaht with il the Hundred Years' War, the Blec:k Death, w11a1 Edward II occupied the throoe or En&)aod and Charles IV ruled Franct!. AcconliD& to Haskdl, who tekhes courses in journalism, ch ild ren's lili:rature and medieval life, the only way to aaln under&tudina or tile founcenth century is to study it firsthand. "I studied Olaucet for years before I saw wbat he was talking abput," Has kell decla red . " H ow can I understand wMt I'm studyina tr1ten I'm so fat remo'vtd from itt" The p rofessor has been ~~ina excursions ~k in time for quite a few years. She first bcaan cxper ime nti na with • medieval Jivina when mosr people in ber poaltJon would • have coasidaed tbdr lives too penDUCDl and reu.cred for such a drastic ad-ture. • Eedy '1111 .. ........,.ry " I had t1uee children," she pointJ out. " It was tile early 1'0'&-the whole soc:iay was falliaa lil*t- I dloaaht tboie must be lDOl't to life tluln thio." Almost as i f by magic, opponunity opened the ptes to tbc fourucnth century. An IICIIuAmauce offc:ral Haskell a key, tdlina her, "This wiU unlock a medieval house iD France." Hardly pauslna to bid tbe twentieth ocntury farewell, Haskell took off. "I foUDd bab)'Siucrs for the kid&, aod Set OUt, wrueh lllocted cae1" 1M rcm0111bered, ldmktina thai she had never expected to actually carry out StiCh a plan. Haskell's medieval haven lies deep_ in a canyon in France's Massif Central . The area, which the PfO(esso< referr~ to as " Robert Louis Stevepson country" (Stevenson spent some time there) is filled with ancient canyons and is the least populated part of France. l)lc hltdlcval l::aStles and villages which adorn the lill:allliful lbdJC&pe ba..., ehanaect little ~lnce the Italian poet Petran:IJ • Uved there centuriet aao. "I really bad to start all over," reminisced Haskell, who ddiahts iD the memory or sueh ao impulsive 5cberne. "I had no connectioas there • • • it was very exci~l·" prolon&eol . pdiod of time, Haskell hid none for aorpous emb<oiderecf gowns Of silken favors for fable!! kni,ms. " Medievm f..Jnilllty is a tough act to follow" C~Cplained Haskell. "Tbest •oma~ were incredible. :rhey lind by themselves all their ' lives, running the estate in the co untryside while their husbands worked in an orru in London or some bi& city. They'd visit, butlbcydidn'tlive toaether. The contrast or these real women with the lily-livered ladies in th o stor ies is monument.at." In Haskell's statk, tilly wrute Clemens Hall off~«. eastks and jl<imitive villages secro light· years away. As in the Middle A&cs. the people or the Massif Central rely not on modem appliances, but on age-old mtthods or working. Villages are made up DOl of huge dtpartmatt stores and apartment buildings, but of medieval bonscs and shop~. and the streets are still cleaned as they were centuries aao-by water nowina down the middle orthe road. Many of the streets, H»kcll pointed out, are still too harrow fO< can to pass thi"C!II&b· "Women still waslt clothes in the village /avuirs, " s he asserted. Sometimes there arc commUJJ&l ovens. People still occasionally stomp araPc:s. Sli/H~t'·~-.. Not only g.--s ar:e.arown ill .the Massif Central , but., also lemons, lavender, apricots and olives. However, Uvina in sueh an aaricoltural -area-even medievally-don not ncccssarily mean growina one's own food. "There's so Jft!Ueh ready-made food availl.bie," declared Haskell, addina that there ·are sbopc aod markets wbieh ~.., been (Wielioning slrd.IIICdie-..1 times. Ewry vi!Jaac has its own marl:tt day. "You can buy a goat, or fruits, flowers-and pardons (Small sutues sold at the market &K cuaruretd to grant the purehascr approval from above)," she U&l<d. "You can buy utensil$ made just as they were in tbe Middle Aaes or you can even bave. a pair of cloas mlde..." The professor Uvcd for an entire year. as a follncenth cea&IIIY · Her elolhes •ere simple and , as she fo und, pr•ctical. "Workina in medieva l clothes is different from work ina in jeans," she smiled. Everythina in the Micldlt AleS revolved around lire aoc:l ,water; soon she bad to learn how to oblaio enough water and to keep her clothes out or the fire. Naturally, isolation became r. Not 'c.-lot' Medieval Ufc was not as problem durllla Haskdl~ yeu ~life • Ho•ever restful a rdrcat from the twentieth century miaht be, bcina alooe can be uncomfo9 a ble. Thb time Hukcll liild her -daughter for company. " It was scary," she admilted. Music, she fo11nd, w~ a n~ pan of life. " I was singinc /very sons I knew." Haskell also found it easy to understand why superstitions nourished in the Miadk Aaes. " I think """fYOnt necch drama in his life. When there isn't any, you lmaaine it out of nothing. I kept tryina to read sianifocance into thinas. I became very superstitious and fearful. " The professor rdattd how, every mornina upon awakcnina. she would 10 arollnd and look at evcrythina to see if it had chanced from the niaht before. Once, when an eajllc landed. on the roof, she viewed it as an ominous event and wondered for some time what at might poncnd. e- a braneh fallen across the doorstep seemed to have momentous sianifieance. Such aae-old expressions as ••a bu& in your car•· and "spilllna the ·bean~:· took on new truth to Haskell . From her n>edicval ~she learned how a bu& in yoor ear. can Enp&lah ,.,ot.;., Mn tt..tl.. 1~ ,. . . . ~'ttoOH 101 ~•'90"'"U >"'" ... _....__.,.,_,........_. ___ 1a 1M w~ - or TIN Spomvm. tloo .,..... _,toa • - • •UI_ ....,_..,_. :·t..." - - .. ,......, .rr..-w .. 1M cw-. At orr.-- -· . mtd1c-vaUy ror a month , "'"" a mess u make. ,.hen you although the timo arc kept really >pill bean' into the 11re. flexible to accommodate "Thest', hings arc minor," >he >tudt:nl•' jobs and ""hola>tic added, "hut they take on major obliaations. signi focance." Hu kdl considers that her Haskell is openina the world study of IM<ficval life has of the founecnth century to frightcnin& relevance JO our students. last fall, she IIUJht a current probkms . " It is course on medieval daily li~na, cHi,mated .that a nu dear and this summer she is teaching holocaust would reduce to another course on the same late medicva.l technology," she sub ject'-but this time o n ponders. " We wouWn't haYe oil Jocation rn France. Sludcnts or dcclril:ity, bul - -Ida 'I who rcaiRer for IlK wniiMf· lost our kDOWfedae or t • .,....,.. school course will · liv" and h;story." ~ aaually drive any and us - ,, ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS MANDATORY FEE REFERENDUM VOTE TO KEEP YOUR GSA ALIVE AND STRONG (" VOTE YES TO THE MANDATORY FEE ; VOTE YES TO THE NEW FEE SCHEDULE ($12) Voting continues through May 8thAT:----~----------------------~ - . ·\ SQUIRE HALL, Center Lounge MSC 10 am· 8 pm CAPEN HALL, Info. Desk (AC) 10 am· 8 pm 103TALBERT HALL, GSA Office (AC) 10 am· 8 pm E~LICOTT, Student Club Cafeteria (AC) 12 • 5 pm RIDGE LEA, Cafeteria (RLC) 11 am • 2 pm ROSWELL PARK,.Educatlon Office_ . VOTE IN PERSON- VALID I.D. REQUIRED Apology lUI . . «~mpletd)' cut orr from the rest of the world •.. Waterlate, Nixon's resianatlon, the Ford inauauration-and here I was,· immened in the Middle Aaesr• CAl.L GSA AT 636-2960/1 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS J ' �when othm seo his ....,rk. Pease tw a badsdor of fmt arts dqrot !'rom Dacman Collea<. Where he Bfldu.uod· Maana Cum Laude. Pease thiAks ht ~ bitrudf be$1 lUI. ''I draw bcacUJ< I Uke . co •.·.. feels aoocl" Wbal ht draws he is "colkcllna tboucllts." Ko wonts to draw for the a,..,.. Joe." He thinb people cu relate to his chll'lt'len, but adch, pointins ll his clrawiQa. "Nobody would buy thac to match the coi>Cb." His wil• Noreen, on artist henc!T;' is' a bi& help top..,., "SM bdps me alona, lives me eoaliden«. • . 1\lsoWfY~IIin&coc:riti<Ut my "otk witbool c;acrvlliab." To 511M1y the ot hil drawinc he jumps onto a. tabk opposite tbe cr= chalkboard. IUICI ..b.., ht SW!ds, IUs head •\1<01111> Pt:- almost Ji•• - •.,.,.. arm is _ . . trCMibk, I cu led .... Jdf P casc bods a ..ay rrom his drawina llllclo111di<s ic. H<toacs on <rasu bot....,. his ctw.o.J..caincel ~- ...... -All---. .., dtew -...,.. , He is not sure wttlt Statton ht'i Jisatnioa to, he jusc likes the music: ··1 rdUJt 10 be dduaod with sa-.amlns auhltS- nochina worse.'' golh. lt'hy tiO I Cfr'••;IC a .. lei< or charcoal and tht darken«! trl$0'. "' He's ·••. , .. Peuc .Slops and tries to lind the rilhl dacription. " I chink he's a chint.-<aok, he'sachouaht· producer. an ideamaker." Ute """' or the char.aecers chac inhabit ,......, chis subject is a f- blank ba<ksround. H< oaid the b<am is "some piec:e of buildina material I found on the riTst floor." He points to another one. about man·lensch.leanins againsca wall wich an oranse rrisbe< hansin& ac the top. He returns to the drawins clipp<d co che green chalkboard. "J•m always tryina to rind brushc.s one of the ceilina·s lloW'escacc licbts. He's~ to CCI as, rar from his drawin& as he can 10 let a b<tw look at it. " I'm kind or ltappy, really happy." Ht CCI' back to it. Pease coma. into his siudlo 10 W.'Ork at 7 a.m. CY<fY we<kday. "ll lives me ar lease chreo or four hours whm ootody's around." He b<lieves thls il a time thac most people wa51e. "I think il a lot nsore people were ..nsJcive to Chit ' there'd b< a loc more produdna aolna on." Tables and ll>dv<S and cabinets line the rour waJ.ls in the graduate art ..Rudenl 1! Aol$11«1 prodoct Bethune Hall studio. ~ Ultrior wall is a The IUiig builds up darker areas in his pmiaUy board«! window, chac bdi<> tht mtmbcr or che business cstab1istimeru. drawins by furiowty rubbina his charcoal. btliklins's factory puc. Tht clouds b<yond lc "In this: panicular drawing I'm applauding backsrounds that alludr to ••• enhance the The black S)Ump ffia OUI of his band. Ht are any. subject," p...., <xplained. " In this caso h's pickl it p and mums co lind the «<se or che those who think chinas throu&h." Pease said The drawina on che srecn chalkboard Is che he hcliovachatabouc hallb<li<v<>thatabout coin& co b< a symbol of soUdity-a P'JIIft' bent . Pease tri<Sto •mooch it out, but Jag in a stries or IS Pease is doinS for hi> half hi$ work prai$t5 such men but it appears mantlrpiece. ·• 5a)'C sh< paper wUI b< wrinkled. Capen Gallery show, b<sinnina May 8. that a current of cynicism underlia most of After he completes ctre $lmple l.ine -auides The manclepiec:e b<hind the "thlnk-tan.k" lbat's how many drawina.$ M tJCimatn will his drawif\&i. • _ __ he JO<$ into the drawtnc with bU charcoal il bocomina solid now. Tho mouldina looks fiO the UB Jl]lery'$ inner room. "All the Thb smb contains such titles is ··ccna.in .aie~. He pr<SS<S the paper hard for the raised, but Pca5< thinks pan or it iltoo dart. initial 51ufl ~·u done," 5aid Pease. referrin& Un$l><Ciliod Policia." "The Interview: the mounding's shadows and raised middle Ht runs his eraser aJoo& the mark but it keeps to the sketches and plonnlna he bqlns aU his Rlcual Wt M WI Ob<y," and "Uneasy .strips. Cllehlna on the paper. 'J'hillea•·es a stll>pl«< drawinp and prinl5 with. "lc was only a Publk." His roncen are n~y bla<k: "Thil .. urr Pllltm,' likf I line Of lishtaUna fUlltt macc<T or salina CMm up," II< add«!, never eotnt5 out. After I finish cbil serifs h ""udaa, tltar Pease lik<S. Ho says it ma~;., arecdilna his arms Irick. may be cwo weeks b<for• my hands.,., whit .. sh< moldU.. look "band<alV<d," a si&n or a.- rn.PeaK's 1hesis $how is currently &I He hu capericna: in the buWiess world as asain." workmanship thac b<fus th• dra..'ina'r Loc:kpon'• Kenan Center, and he has had on a fru:lan« AsJiscaDt An Director •• Gdia, tboulhttul •ubjea. H.e rumllle eraser Ilona exhi]);c ll Squir• Hall's Gallery 219. Wdl. Mohr ond Uppman Ad•misina, 1 job H reoauau.aicM<S the other pans or lh• moldiq 10 crate the he will coot in.. aftu be aradate< this month H• '"" his hands a liccle darker. The same effect. .,;,b his MFA in Prinunal<ioa/Orawina. baeklfound is bcsinninato solidify. P.- 51eps batt with an aub<tul l&qh On che paper a suit«! man sicseornlonably .. , drav. because I'm •.• I fetl Mel 5p~Qds his arms wick. "Nclll J Iii<~ it! ARer "'orkllll on the &r1D and hand sonoc in aoilair, wilh a band purina as if offmna more, fll\l darkmina ond cbea erasina some I'm •.. Sosh. "iiY do I draw?" Pease .aops Wow! .. che ,;.,.« aclloupt or on ...pllnlllon. PU>t ar.... he uses 1 thin steel beam u a Slraisht· to think. He decided he'• an IUiist becauot he "God. Tho more YCMI loot ar il u.; lllOre worU on tl\~ mu•, anu s.c:wne MOre-. He V'a «~at 10 fliclc the ~I tina ht pboa:s in !he. ~ ,...,.....c:oalll<t willa people. He ...._unlcates you r.atlu it wam't thac euy.", ;,ork. _wUl be~ open during th• summer to answer' q~e&tlons concerning - claims and.<;overage. If y.ou are leaving b .tile aummer stop by and piclt up Y0\11' lDSurcince card -and claim forms. �.. ~prod1golsun Sculptors in the park lheoppoSiteendoflhespectn.m Art in Niagara Falls ~--~-~-------""!!'"'~by RioNnllldlteft A.-..--.. -~. - bul 11\at Ia wl\at ,ou wiU find at the Aquwlum of Nl~a Falla, U.s.A. ~ Bela Balbue decided lall r.., 1o m..,. more .... ol the emeJI park thet aunou.m the Aquwlum. He called .In local SCUlptor Billie Law!-. and after - a l monlha of bwd work. the naw Sculpru.e Park ernero-<1· It Ia a refrestllngtr - t k : amfbltlotl o1 work. covwlng the wtlole gamut of rnoclern eeulptura, frOtn the relatively - l b l t llgur-.iva atyle to thellartcet, more abltract p l -. The perk IIMif, landaeapad and bedecked wllh ro-. Ia an Ideal ~ lor ICU!pture. Unlike a muaaum, It ~a not cramp wotka wllh ellher walla or olher exhlbltla. One can walk IIIOUnd each place, view 11 trom d lllarant angles and dlatances, end sea II In a lerger context than Ia usually poaalble. T'Hia aurely Ia what aeulplure Ia all a6out. and the park environment allows one to fully appraellle wl\at a kinetic medium It Ia. The Nlagare Gorge provides en lmpreatlve blckctrop lor "veral well<hoSen places. all of Which benefit lr6tn lhelr positioning. For lnllance. John loth's "Gate." a series o l oonerete tubes rlalng et en angle from the wound Immediately suggests canno~ !lmed at Canadian te(fllorp, while echoing 11\duatrlal smoke ataeka of lhe Amerk:an · side. • . . 1.-*'o .......... - Undoubtedly the moat ooto<ful place Ia Billie Lawless; Utesavera. A large sculpture oona!Ming o l uwee huge Mml<lrclea ol red, green and yellow painted steel. II mal<ea elfectl,. ..- of both oolor and ahapa. I panlcularly enjoyed h for Its vart.ty of. form, and Iince lt-ia mota or lasa In the oan1er ol lhe park, one can appreelale all of ils • f-·· One of my f8¥0flte works Ia ~Compulilon." by Tony Patereon -e UB profes-. This ~ ICU!ptuna Ia made ol powerfUl angular linea depleting a woman astride a man.. h man.gea to ba bOth maaa~.. and erotic. The lowera' arma are one, stretching up and reeclllng down, their bocllea below lha welat me<ge Into a ~kf btoc:k-of bronze. The wt1o1a emphaalzea the esaw~t~iiY of loYemaklng-there Ia nothing else for lhese people to do. h Is efao vaguely rtn~lnlacent o f an lnaect: there Ia the same oompulalon to meta, tne Oeliclte lines grafted onto an effoelent and powerful bocly. A perk tlltt this haa been aorelp nMded In lhe and OOIIIjiS u a welcome additlotllo lhe nallable llltlslle faclllliea. not only ~ II allow sc:ulpture to stand on Its own terma. but It alao txmoa II out o f the fine ans' ctoaat. People .tew art diffwanlly Wl*l II Is not placed In the hallow*' and Intimidating halls of an ollielal Institution; outdoor'l theY Nf lrea.to respond as they wfah to and do not lee! browbeaten by the elitiSt 81tpar1L I hlld a ~ ._..,_ with this lool<ing at "Compulsion," - • small boy came liP and carefully explained to rna that II was. In fact. a · He then aat on It to prove lila point. And Who's to aay he • -.• wrong? (The Sallptu,. Pari! l• 'op«~ everyday unf/1 Fall, and /a foeafed ar the Aquanum of HJ.ra Fall•, 701 Whirlpool S!teet, H/a(l8re Fal/1, U.s..AJ �~ [(Q;prodigal l sun l I goes one for two I - - - = -Isham - - - - by # ; - f • l"' L.arryc:ongdoft I t i M ) ' - llf'MIII INI ... 8ft glll«y would ~t two aho1n 11r the ..,._. at the ume lime, but the pair ol ..,..,. 1-..m exhlbita 10 dlll•ent t!Uitthey could be 1M WOflc of dlll-nt ..,latt. I don't want to malta IN Atbrigtll-l(nox Art Gall«y eound untmeglnattve or reclundent, though. Eell end .....1: "-1#11/nf/F'oMII by Sltel,. Iaham Ia • touring Narlonef Mu.um of Fine Arta ellhlflit, end SlteiM ,.,_. Worlra Is the Albright· Knoll'• - OOftjunctlonll lhoW. &11 end ..,_, It I collection ol paintings Iaham ctUtecl While '" Hong Kooog during the ~ 9IM 11\empCed IOap!..,. llle Odent .. lll)lle.end way of thlt*Jng. fhe paintings are basically linea from - t h and elghlh OMtury ChiMH rang period poaftlt. The ealllgrapllle c:haract.-. .,.. ow.rleyed Ofl _ . of aubdued color, on rough· edged, thick flbenld Japanese ~. paintings are their lilies, llte<ally. That rully rreua me oot-l'm fascinated by the breakdown of the barriers bel-.. art and aubjeel. r lnd Wear painting is "In Ancient My favorite Times the Yellow Mounlalns Wound Aroond the Pelece or Hen," In which • yellow square enctoau some or the Ch.,...ctera. Anothef one wonh • mentioning 11 ''See How the Yellow R'-'s Welars MoYe Out or HNven Entering the Ocaen f l . - to Return;" the colore end the celligr.p.y revolVe around laharn'a red and white signature aal ""*'' r- e.. ~-- • But on the Wllole t(leae works miu their marl<. llhem naa felled to capture the delleeey of Oriental 111. The paintings ere lib megnlfted or ''blowrH.Ip" celhgr.P,Y, dOWn to the eccentuated paper llber. Pelntlnga withOut eny dellnite shapes to 'their COidr lecll control and dellnltlon. "The Northern To-• OYer1ook Cinnabar Waters; the Southern Pelac:e Gl"" 81rth to Vermillion Clouds," wtoic:l'l the Albright·Knox has reproduced as a scarL Is out of place In eear end Well; while lhe other palntlnga lubdued thll Ia b4ack calligraphy on solid, dell< red beckgrO&Ind. pie~ In e IIOIId freme. lt'a ~ trill SINi,. /.,_: flecenl Worlra diiCIIaye \1111 peiftllng of t i l e - artist aa &tt and ..,_,, , . . , , . , _ &r 8MIM lahlm. l'hey'fe 10 dlt,....,t; ~ a polartzallorl. But the .. the . _ , end the pelnllnga ,..,. the aame baala: lines OVW PIIChft ol color. Aeeefll Wotfr 18 e collection of generally 111ga pelatlnJia-- being 20 '"' long. And alllhel color! llltgllt. -.p coiCM'S lhld - r y purw:l1 the ayes. leMm border~ "" bad taste; theae pelntloga ... almoattoo~. Se......., The wtllte ground IS en lmponent e*'-1 In ,_, or u- 10011<a. Again bbam danCII M the border. 1t1e White IS not quife a dl..lntt ~ on which the other colore ltoat. not Ia It Integrated In direct proportion~ the with them. But II diftence lrom whiCh II Ia vfted. \ llhem'a moatlhocklng pelntlnga are .,_., lib " Myelic Spiral and Force Within," tb&t are .J aaturated wltll COlor. • The equivalent to Eeat end West's caJIIgraPhy In theM late< Worka are the err!Qllve linea organll«< over the pole color patp!-. Some JU• almpty wlggln across the palotii\Q. Others coal•- Info .,gualmages of plants end jellyfish. dregone and akulfs and dancing ligures. They tend to ba organized In horizontal lay&fa that aornatlmaa gl•e the lmpteaalon of levels or landscepe 111n through mlfl. Many remind me olthe deSwt. ptobably lleeeUae ol the While expenses and the gtalny efrtwvlhed color. EICIICielly enjoyable ate those w ith wlggty human flick llguras. such as lhe " Rising" dlptyc:h and tbe huge "fleoelatlon" In WhiCh can be..., the vagua s h - ol desert pyramids. The circular paintings are particularly Interesting; the canvu' al'oapa goes -11 with the flowing lhiCIII ot color. While eur and West: Palnllngll'oema by ~Ia /$hem lallera, Sheila Isham:~~ Work• etandl ::.:"!t~t!'~"r:;~r~ Yivld and Joyful colora go [The two exhlblrc will run Until JuM 14,/ WOMS·Y-D_,___ a_,- no--.. OQ)Icoo.__.__..,....,_.,lllo_...,.. r.l<*•... • - " ' · - · - - . . , - - - " ' KM• wll .,..,_......,. , _ ,._ Thank You &nd " Have A Great Summer" ~ · ulre Hall Food Sel'\llce Staff Summe r sdafduJe - .luM ht- August 2J.t .., Sqaft Cc/e I· 8:00 om - 2:30 pm Squft C4/e /1 (Comoct) 7:30am - 6.00 pm f'llgoch- U:OO am • 2:00pm lcle Jb 11:00 am • ~.«>pin FoQolly a. - ll.'(X)- . 1:30pm e-n rn- --E R V 0 U S ._,___ __ About the GRE or GMAT or LSAT? . . PREPI\WE 'VOURSELF TfU course couers genervl . , . . , . common to graduate-professional achool enfnJrlcle examlnaaa.., .,..,.. lacWe: anolytlcol masoning. general mad!..,..., ~laue~ ~'reading comprehenslon, analogies. . . , lnteipda&to. "tat-tllblg . . Oftd fat prepcnotion. • GIIEIGNAT ~ Pnpemo.y eo....e June 16 -July 2. '81 Ttadays It Thrsdays (6 sesstons1 6:30 pm 10 9:<15 pm Main SINet Fee: 160.00 c.rr.- LSAT ,......., eo-.. - • . - 4 , '81 ...,.__.. It Thurscieys (6 sessions) 6:00 pm . 8.00 pm A~l Canllus FR $50.00 ental �~0\IJ ©prodigal sun/! his 1811 ~ " - e d onloH lntdcate melody IIML He paid homage to the lmmo<tal gypay gult111st Olanoo Reinhart with the latta('s • tredemart< " Nuaoaa," premiering !Ina beiHika harmonlcl ual ng nla carefUlly placed plc:lc and linger atrokea In • quite unbelfavflbla display. ll also becama apparent hOW fat Larty woUld drllf I rom the original compoaltlon as he lnterll*'led quol. . from American patroftlc aonga In e contrast 1anuma to Dtanoo'• French httiiAoge. He also ~UCX:e~~fully extracted tl'le Frencnrnan'• dlatlnctlve " dlmlnllhed" tonality. In the oouraa of the night, eo,y.u woulcllrnltate and quote f rom other gUitar mat. . Wee Montgomery, Jlml Hendrht and John t.lcl..a.glllln. lntroduc:Ong their voices In qui te aurprlalng p l - . ~ut theN quot... Larry later staled bedlal-ot the.l he UIM them as "hooks for my own reference polntf. It's goo\:t to always lleve the -reference POinta cauaa when you're playing IOIIQ (lmprovfsallona), you can have • lenden~. to get ..y ~\' In full control 1"'- .loan .lett ...t the Blecll HN rti-Uncle Sam'a-Aprl12S "I •I don't give • damn 'bout my bad reputation •• . " were the opening worda of Joan Jett's apJMarance 11 .Uncle Sams two weeks ago. "You're llvln' In the past It's a new generaUon •• ," lhe SctNmed nut. TheM two flf'INIUm /.p her current attitUde. Since the demiM of the critically maligned Runaways In 11178, Joan Jeu haa been wortttno hard to lhal<e the stigma of thll bancl. Now with new group the Black Heat11, Joan Is 1n lull control of the band and the mualc. Finally, her determinatiOn Is paying off. Her debllt solo album IJa6 "-t>utatlon Ia selling muCh better than antlclpllllthnd her current l our month US lour has been met with muCh enthuelum and acclaim. At the of 21, she Mema uaured ol contlnllllly lncrM81ng - . Her bland of rock ~ ,.708 Q!hter rock wt1tl hMVy metal and a punic rocl! - O f ~lon thll had matt of the Uncle Sem'a crowd of 400 t.nglng their hMde "-PP!tr ...,. Her lllknlnule aet lncUied nu""*hom the elbulilaucll .. ~Don't ~ .,..,. ~vou Don't Know What You'W Goe," "Woooly BuUy" and ''Malle~.· She alao CO¥ttld "S~ BlUM," "Star Slar" and ''So You Want to TOUOh Me." The diminutive lfgure waa all over the at-ot working up a s - t In the lineal rock ·n• roll tradition While the bend kept the music tight and raunc~~y. Joan's rhythm guitar playing loudly ~ the two enc:orn, the Runaways' ctauto "I Love Playln' With Fire" and, IIPP'OIIIialely 100 enough, 0et1c1 Bowle'a-"Rebel. Rebel." Joan J-.1 lh« real JPIM) hea been In the rock and rotl buel- lot ilx ~ now and she.. lonMd SO!M opinions oilier own In thll Uma. She told 1M Sp«::rrlm IIIII the public generally 18 accepting the notion of women In rocl!, wt~ereaa • the reconl oompanl• -IIIli stubbornly unWilling to give them en even break. She and Bleck Hewta plan l'b build up a following by - a n t t ouring and reoordlng lor the ~ l ew ,..,.. The nMt Wbum,-.Jated lor Filii re'ieUe, It alfMdy In the worka. It Ia being recorded In blta Mid til«es rathe( lha!J I at once. ~....doean't tlllnlc thtt tile '* I1181.-..:lllilllllr*~ ti'IIIUIIh ..._ aclcJ. ..aai.. tMl .... to..,.s tllat )INup Wille JA laeted. ~one_.. .ay that Joen .lett Will , the Blaclc HNtta 11111.definliely a group to loolc forwMI io In the UIIIOs. -Paul Mangwn Runaitavi CoryeWs Free·nignt larry ' c meii -Unlon Socla't H•IIIBuit Sta,._;!.).jJrlf 28 ____,_,__ ................ ,,.. .,.,,.. --- ................ -~-no. _ _ _ .. _ _ _ _.. extracwdlnaJra Larry Coryell. Rrst, urry leltt be known early In the program that he waa being compenaatad e~Q~enN mooey ooly blcauaa of hla earlier cancelled date at Bull State'a March 2 Jazz Featlval. Second,..tl you nappened to wandef In lata you probably noticed they weren't oollectlng 11ckets eny longer f'lree" admission}. Best of all, however, was the drama that slowly osnfolded around CotyeU'a own playing that night. He neither restrained hla IJ(OOram to previously rehearsed compoaltlpna not did he portray eny false per$0111H1Iet to aatlaly tile crowd's expectarlons. Performing IOf free equated to playing freely The prwnl"lo< 1118 sho!w~UIIP!e· " Mr ~ Coryell, meat the tr.ree guftara that win acoompany you tonight, JWo Adamaa acou•tlcl. ona six and one twelv•atrlng, and the electric ..aostrom Swede. All ••• a slight variation of ~ue. to match tour aeml·atl\letlnlhlrt. Please dO what you can , . t With them." \ ' . • The 300 IIIIIs relaxed around clrc:ulw tables. There of the annoying - . that oman,cllhe .courstlc pyr~Hechnlca ol Meuts. MclftQhtln, Olmeola and De Lucia ellllla< INa month. It would be tough to predict how LarrY WOUIIS'W reacted had there been. He did not want tlie people tO hla le11to- wlllsper. Rather than giYing What SO!M might"'" ~ed. he WOYtd create .,nat h,e wanted I« what he termed a "totally artlatln experience." From the onset, Coryell's technique was dazzling, rllrlplaylng more dl-se picking styles thlltl111e aiC~M~Mnllolled HolyTflnlty, something I thOIIOhl ccSu'd be done. Strumming with a .clrewar he played rhythms as w-,_ .... • NIAGARA FAUS RACQUETBALL CLUB • THE RACQUET CLUB OF EASTERN HILLS • 4 WAU COURTS .·-------.. ...·---cv-uo.oat .,.., ,.._a,,,,., SJ US .,_._....._ -~ (W-- Ooolyl .·.·~ . . . . . . - - . ... 10$0fJAirJ ....... - $2'995 ____ -....--··-...... ...... - ·--· - ... - -..(f-f1-wl•t---_..., FOR ONLY . .._.._.,._ - ~......... ~ c.- ..-~ c: 4 ! _-;!!!!.a:::;::_ THIS PACKAGE_qiV~ ! OU •• MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES AT THESE clUJS ALSO: .•. TOTALVALUE $100.00 ~ ~ : rm (716) 833-5226 ~ -....v- z ~ .,....,.., -.utllw vwslc. He_..., 1111 a - """ lhlng.-l. ttllnk tnat, lllce me. he Is a atyllal and will continue to grow." He cloMCI 1111 ShoW with 'Witnh~Tai·To." a native A,...lcan Chant he penned lor wttfch Jim Papper wrpte lite lyr'lcs. It •as his rocklea\ nul!)ber or the nfilht. Sana e bend, he oonll'dentlrli!DOCI ceflter stage sotolng aa 11 he had a ooolclnli bend belllnd him. ll was a unique s!flltt. He could " -been " watl<fn1l lhe plank" had his talent been teea than It took to pull It off. II cutmlftaled a ~ ot simllat musical daredewll stunts. Aa he~ the &hoW. he said, ~. 't getting a dime !of this. Iotoing It only lor 1M music. thlnlclno I snould be more loOM lllce that an tbe time." AS he ended 'WltCIIHaJ.To," he ung. "Thank you IO< telling me be mysefl tonight." FOt a musician Who has fell many pressures from I he • music bualnen o - his c:arM<, I " - Larry will look beclt fondly on his night of " freedom' In Sof'alo. H85 Niagara Fall~ BJvd. ~ BuHalo, New Yortl 142l6 e O . . _ I_ V_ ~ fi -•iOn. "F p~,.,.,.., .. , ,_.. The WOld ..,.,.._ \n more Ulan ()!!a way to BuNalo State's ~ling of gutt111st .... 1 t Larry paid lunher homage to his I n t i - . during "Rodr1go Rallecllon6." a lord'• Pra~ to contemporary music, Chanting praiMS to Mila, Cott.rana and Hendtlx and cllmulng With "feed us not Into dlaco. but deliVer us 1tam eotnme<CIIIIUitlon." The claaalcs found room during the program via Horace Slt..-a "Song IOf my Father" and "Srster Sadie," Chart.. Mangus· " Poll< P1e Hat," Chick Corea's ~59aln" CWhldl he annotated In a recent Guitar Pia,_, Ma(laglne) alonQ with Coltrane's "Giant Stepa," performed as part o f his encore. One ol the mosr beeutllut plecea or the night was " My FU!IflY Vale!ltlne" played on eleCtric with a 1 - ~,.....~oac:llt.hen Larry's normally noted IO<. He l ater upressed hla ptauura with hla Interpretation of 1118 tune that night. "That wa a good I atayed with the melody, I stayed slow. 1 OOUid 1011 ol hUI the melody right UIIOUQh While I lrnprovlaad .,.., ft." He .._, saw lit to compliment the audience whlcll was 10 appreciative o f this eliot!. "They ate mcu .Oplristfcaled then the young audience of my _ generation Which oould onlY maybe lottow a 'blues.' Kids toclay c:en follow mori complicated Chord progresaJona cause the youth music that they grew up on hed more complicated chol'd progreaatons." I asked Larry II he lett any 8ftlllathY with Pat Metheny WhO, like Larry, ggl his IIIII witn Gary Burton's group. " Pat and 1 are totllty dmerent; I really have . _ t tor What he did." he - - . d . . " He 001 all lhe electric jatt playen lo """ - '* -o- abstract." J toflet £&jlhl �TV and the women: 'real' life? _ _ _ by Marti Seymour K im Baslngor, Cl>a"- nuon, and e.... Plumb are no1 '"'!-known aclreaees. ~.au three are young, blond leleVIslon tiara wilh recognizable laces thai nave appeered In ,_ qualify, ~lor·leleYislon ~lea. They played lhe teedS In a seriet ol " poMrall" films which clue viewers in on Willi aapecl ol the undesirable segmenl of soclely !hey can observe. Dawn: Ponra/1 of a THnage Runaway, Katie: Poruatt of a c.nterttHd, Portlll of a Hitchhiker, and olher explonallon plcluriiS all 'tQ;J:I:J;~CZ~t;~:Z:I;] ,j portray young girla who nalvtty s1raYe<1 oul on their own. The most popular cenlral ligures is the slrlllll gir1 who quickly gall involfed in ptostlluUon or child pO<nogrephy to support heraall. Off 1/18 MihnUOII Strip, urf/e t..dles of rhe Night. • and more recently Fallen Attge/ allracted huge • • audiences to !heir llllllatlng stories. Their common lector centered around broken tlornas. ince~stuous baCkgrounds, and a generally unhappy family life. H~ Mar,.Winnlngham, Linda Purl, and Dana Hill showed some acllng lncllnallon In theM lflms. But even p<ospec:tlve petfatml ng expenlte Is left unchallenged by the pl cu. .s panlcutarly becauaa of all the surrounding hype. The amounl oJ work pul Into lhe movie depends on wnatthe broadeasllng network decide$ Is Ill - C i a l value. II fa an unbtuna1e dilemma. afnce ~.....,.tone of~ laplc:a ~ns lllown tow on 1~. The euperfk:llil ~1M atory Ia fl,...ci. A,.. .vloralfon fa lei! to tflllllr¥llil retua. w!lere t/lefe .,. rwtlt</ r. .trfclions Oft IN Cllllltnlin tenns of 1af10U118e and prolanlly. Boltl 1M .wiled and ""'*~ .,.,.tc tn movies 11111 8111 allvefllaed as being thOUQIIIilrovoklng, • dremas on relevant aubject matt.,. When ahown on tetevlalon, IIMI 1opfc and acuess are ridiculed. - Many maiUre, proven leading women resort l o doing these films. Recent offerings have Included AnfiBI Ousted, where Jean Stapleton starred as the mol her ol a college .,udent experlei1Cing bad elfec" from smoking marij uana laced wi th PCP, and The Choice, a seamy exploration of abortion featur1ng Susan Clark. Both were phony and olten f ar· fel~ adeptatlona of real ~ary Hie problem$. tM eclfesses have done beettt worlc Stapleton at a lWnl!loapped ba~ll manalllf•i~ Aunt Mary, end a.te-...he attllellc heroine In 8ft& !They have alnce given perfatmances lull of lwilclly mannerl!IIM and loolltlllr-SCffPted behavior lyp~-o( overacting. Mcwlee 11\te Anpet Ousted and Tire Choice never supply aolullona or even e11ding1. They .,. the samo stories reheahad Into r_,nbllng sometntng new. Soma take 11>8 route of a soep-opera melodrama. ExampiH are The Women's Room and tntr.aras: A l..Love Story, lee Remick had. no c;Mnce for aurvlvalthrough the sexist Implications of The women's Room. Although lumabollt Is lair play, every male ponrayed here was a stereolyped husband or lover and the film took a tolally one-tided view. The CUI had good actors. such aa Colleen Dewhurst end Pally Dvl<a INSTANT CASH . . none ol ,,.,.., dialogue wu partlculatfy belleYable. Kate Jackson's role of a str"l·Wfte Pflaoner In Inmates: A Love Story was comparable to any of the tmarre charecten~ln 11>8 Inane Prls011er: c./1 Block H. The coed jell more appraprlately functioned as a coutry club wilh Its grassy · surroundings and scrubbed Interiors. The worst miscasting stemmeo from the selection of Shlrtey Jones as lhe dishoneat warden. She wu completely unable to ailed her maternallnsUnctt typical ol her role In The Pari'tldge Family. Unwed mot~ Slorles of people behind bars are rarely perceptive on television. ihe same formula applies for any notion bf deviant behavior or quesllonabfe actions. Married womeo seldom fare very well in their 111)81~ scr"" Images. Adultery and unwed mothemOod We<e the pr1me tnleresls ot two illms.· one hindered by the lead . actreas, the other Improved by the al ar. A hOU...Mile lqoking lew • hacve afl affair was - reMardled In the idiOtic A Guide F!¥ The llarTied Woman, ~~acted by • 'CybJIICtlephercl. Howevet, t-caro! Bu!Mtlmanaged to _ edcl ~ c:IMa.lo the slow Ttnth llonrh, aboUI • • ·Pfi!Qntnt woman dacldlnt her allernallves. 1 ' n.e mlddle-age<l eetrees ua~nr l)at \1'181>0-r to~ eonvO! a ~ance, b 1a 1au1ty ~pt .lea- her tn lillie wblk.'from: Sallr ~ $talhtra.UCIII*I aa lh mother of a deal dllld In nd Your ttameJ• .Jonah. Bu stle - U r lleCame • tormetned ,_._lie pul on lr1al lof 11'1& , n.. '""'""'""~-a ...uanta in the explicit A H-e. ............ ' ,_ ,..,.. , T-w.I.Frt. ,_ ........,,. SQUIR£He\U .. u- -s,. �(Qprodig~t sunl~ l t Billie Holiday: Lady singing blues DOWT IIXPUift: A BONO OF IILU£ HOLIDAY, 6y Alexia Smith, 151 paoea, Harper Cover, $7.95. • and Rowe; Hlld _ _ _ __ _ _ byMIChMIF• . . , _ Till bDok II Oott't Explain: A Song olllllle Hollay tty ~xla DeVeaux. Buy It IIIINdlat.... h 'allllllt ~a vital ~ep In AmtrtoM ~y. .......... villi doeument of -lflnullo!l - · • our-~ ttlllltlona -~ ODmeiiiM 1M po11111, Neloly ol,_ MUiiclour l t . w . - Jazz. Till....,, O.,,Md the-Oflllty of her ......... lalllllnolfblr Aleldl o.teeuxln. comrnandllll~-~-1 . ., t»rlonrt~~~oaln IIIIJiiMt Jub@lllt lrld ,_.nt - ; M ln.lhell"*-~u.dlllon oltha grfol unvelll.n g the hie~o~Yo't Whole natlonl wlll1 • Olllbfltcwy lytlcll llftnll llclll and expertiM fiiCIUired lor IUC:II a tult. 1n thla ~ thetlllk '- to pta«~~ the ~lilY bf the one told onry lAcly Day In the ..Cling Iron! ' " - . . cama. For IJIIa, O.Velwt ........... ~ , _ . ~a11tpwy lonn to_, lrnaglnlllon, conwer the Music, and tightly tell the Trull\: Poetly. NeeciiMI to·. .y, this Ia a prime pr_.,t-rnaker. It laiiOI, however, without IIICHtry, the ~t loned Alrlcan Oral Tr8dlll0111 npeclally ao. The 20th century hold8 key *hteceOinte as well; Dulle Ellington'• autolllogrtphtcal ltlu1lc It My ltllalrn• llrlnglng the lytlc:al potential ol blogl8ptllcll ~ to ,lull toroa. Among the varied apprOactiM Duke .,... to relleclthe h - Y found In -..lngly dlseonant terrain Ia a Nlf· lnteMew bocn a.~oue~y -.MnQ and humoroua as you pleaa (The root• of thla type of exchange can be traced to 1111 blolllctlonal Simple llotles of Daddy Langaton Huglies}. The full potential ol the aelf~nti!VIew'a entllftalnlng ltoflftlY (and DAMN objectivity and • subjac:tlvlt yl If they can't get to thatl) again found vibrant axpreaalon In the wondroua Black Maglcks of poet Ntozake Shange'e "I Tlllk To MYMII" (from Neppy Ugea, Bantam pepe<bound S2.50). Certainly tloe darting, da:zzllng bluntMsa ol C.O. Slt11pklns' brlmant proaalpoatry c:hlngea enhance hla' deep ...-oh, thua making Coltrane: A Blog<aphy-ol 1111 ulatlng Colltww blograpl\lea-lbe ~ltoeoltheman .moao~ the dey (Reed, the man. Hoi llant Idol). "-rff..,a Coltrane: A . . . , , In alllla Intensity and umalllng - harmonic tongue, Ia the most direct contemporary ~~ o l Don't &plain. L ally ..,.. the bi~Me • Y•t Oon 't,£xp/aln makes a sparkling precedent for the wrltt.,., page In that Delleaux ullllzea the orally ln¥01tlng, outright atraighHine Poem form to C01W41Y the bales of Billie HolidaY's poignantly true ttcwy. Now aoma may contend that In later ~ 11 - the llluatrloua 111111\anlll poet John Millon~ the ol and w..nacf ua the Nllthly ISRAEL an tinfon!ettable summer at an wibeatable price . .. f t ...... '-'ina~ ~INdy ....t kibbw JIIOimiiiS «write ,. • tflay worked together -1. He had a horn he sang like a voloa.Shll had a '10ice sM play«J /Ike a horn. § ! A, Blaclt Woman In bleck/ace. This wu the tragedy. poem Lost. Yet Milton utlllz.ed (beautifully, mind you) vast elements of outrlglll mythOlogy to convey the basic lruths of a legacy which many hold doubt to Where Its nterat lacluallty Ia conc:emed. lady, we have seen, !Ieard, felt and C~Galnly been tOUChed by (II only by her YOica). The story of Billie Holldey, lor all Its seemingly mythic: elements, Ia a real one-Nrtnlly and shatteringly real. DeVeaux's handling of Lady Is likewise; delivery and Imagery .bluntly conveying tile wlzard;y conjured of the real. The facts, long·aought hard·fought Ideals, grim lrustratlona, lrlumphs, r~kltlons and, above all, lnteallnal fortitude o f Lady Day come claar and clean In Oon'I"Exp/aln. Maklog Ita p i - beside othef biographies of the Lady (Including, ol course, Blllle'a.,..... tl\la book fifmly on Ita own met1t-a IN of Whlcn I've already menlloned. The slmpllclty of the Poem's language conveys the raw power and d l - directives of the nanatlve with st.,. Not the lilt she lived. Or the mtn she /o.ed. Or the women alrer men' telt.Not that. But the nerrow allltudfl~ ol entrepeneuro and birds ol prey who carv«J tM /au /eastad on the song ate without uying Grace. Cleef? Oon'r Explain Is superb (n that DeVeaux proJects the svbject material thoroughly; she projects the unabasnod grandeur emet~ from artistic:__... overvlewfng contradiction within. led by Ofdeals imposed b)' 11 world often professing to love her. Projeclt tile Blues breathing triumph over harSh Umes, slick folks, and aid< aystems uytng to...._ proc:IUQe the very peraona t~ eliminate -1111 odQIMiitr 11011\.'The Poll ~ "' it horne. Mel _ __.~- of our -I'IOilllheif fangalllllleS...- they__.., ..... - ""'* . . . , O.,dl6'-oc .... - -·· - . . ....... ......., ~lnd- ....ing. ........,...,. CAJL1L(212)751~70 A-n.- Zlooolot 'Voudt ,.,...._ ()qlc. 21 • 5lS PIA,_,_ ~ 'bt<, NY 10022 Lett« Young and Billie Hot/dey flrat mat at a raootdlng aaaalon In January 1131. E¥:lt 0t11 a unique and talented mu•lclan 2 3 .. f. Now compare tnl s with the baleluf glare ot lhe following situation (Which takea place, c:nedl, In Detroit. Michigan? Pr&Holowtown. nowj . • •• •• • for JO..-.. . If you know - l S lO 12 yean old who - l O And out more, for ow FREE brochure and additional information 1_"' During the t!IC()tdlng session le~rer stood behind Billie his cheeks pufllng btuth winds through h/1 sax. Billie heard the so/r tropic breath tlptoa behind her worl&. • fP.#l ~anza 3- p.4T Hna Sl ....,.,Yinel ,.. , ~ beauJIIul style and a coe>Yictlon boldeflng on the elemental. The expreatlon of Don't &plallt capturea the vlvldnesa and lhe glate of ~..ad)~'a lila. Picture the vividness ol thla bright moment • • . • ' 'Thll us W~JIOU or~ nwnber r1 your family would like to see on em brand new TV Beries"You AskQd hIt," starring Ridl Little, pren_Uerlng Fall'SL ~·n send rur camera crews to anyplace·in the v.uld to shoot: ~ Exotic and interesting places • Dangerous adventures and exciting action • The bizza.rre and the occult • Odd or umJSI181 occurrances • Human interest storieS • 8oectacular scientific achievements • Unique show busffies!3 and sp(rts personalities • Funny people, places and things • Or anything else }'OU'd like to see or know about. · Send us your letter or ~ and we'll pay you $50 for every request we use and perhaps put you on tv. Write to: "You..Asked For It?: P.O. Box 710, Hollywood ea. 90028 • The New "You Asked For It" starts Falll981 on . WIVB-TV Channel 4 ' Arir"""""""'o•ethelll1l00'1Vol5aNJIIF1IC'Ik"'OOJc'-· ln< ..,..,,.notbtr1!11Moeo ..,.,.....,at~IIA>mlnec1J!Ie.ono_.,... b&'el'O*II ""OOCOoOI\I atllorcltftri-1'100Jc110n1 _,_lli'..., me:.--- �Up Ut Iheska unkno" ti70s n Pictllfe ptoduc:c To refrt memon rmaw , i~ f~l~ing ·- fs your You < ~ofocl tho Spe s.leclo Special FIWWr s- ----------------~--- O•~dCuJu ~n~on tonsol ad lnfin DiS<:< There Ia an old ~ about ttrengt~ coming In . . . - . . t oueu tnat ptopMqlls ..-~oc~ In the IO<m oi!M ...., ..tva!. Oh dldn~ ,..,.. heM, a b<and new but cominG 110m 8rltaln among othor ptac. .. Sound<ng 1 lOt like reggae Pie,_., It an o~ted p.ooe, ~ combines earty Jemaleon myt~m• with rock and rOll 0< R & B O<. . . t think I've got my point ..,ou, something new Ia nappenlng. ~·e tour ...mplea. t,.,.., any ki,. glr~ Ilk muatcia . Not of lare h.la a proJec1 lnephed auch an ecstetlc responu I~ me, tolklng aboutthlt •ecord wltl bo like trying to pour a lake through a tunnel. 10 much to In .o little space. I must qull raving ttw>ugtl,....l moment ot contemplltlve rest ple:a&e. .• 1hank VOtJ, 1will now ••Y Oel<kor. B~ck ond O#kkll (Still A""' rica) Bilek •nd O.U•r ~ ~ a nPf rel•au by one of sJ<.I•a orlglnol mutttl trom the ml<l·tlleOs, O.smond Dekker. Oel<ker Is ctflolnty the most dletlnct ol the tka rovtvollsts In that t')e Ia the only Jametet.n nttfvt makfng a rpark In the ptedomlnantty Brhllh field. Hlf '*ltage ~•• a' oignlllcant ofloct upon nla styl.. In steed ol What ma~y crlticl doom I muoical hybrid, tno IIHI IUrtO<Jndlng Oekker·e b i - t endeavor Is one of authenticity. Genui.,. In 1M senM that what .,.,g. . from the music, ulde trom the ravivara CIIIIOCtorlttle rapl<lp.oce, is the SOUifullnesa or reggae. Rich beekgtound vocals and ; wt>ofe ll • • • •' • • • . • • ••,• • • • • • • ' • •, • •• ••• • • • •• • •• • • •• • • •, • • • • . • , • • ._, • •.. • • • • • • • ' • • begin, calm and aedete. D~ beautih s inging that GPI • the cna ' . ... ' • • • , • f • • • • -. ..• • I .. • • ~my norna fill up oong. ...ct. a • _,.... !::;";.,""'~c~~.- "007" and ~oe~.,o. "~ • • .,.._ r~ -ion• WhiCh - mosr not-.,....,, oome""'*' Dll<kef - 111e l>lrt*l on llle •.....,lllle The ~.,... ~-and Seclor tro • - 8) etou tho -of clorMcallOn OPIIng ........ ~ lbloleooa. Oh eo •....., IIIey, tho . . . . - - . gullaoa and Ollllft _ ,... a coni....- II a -c~enoe .......... - t o ... lonlled ............ Dll<kef -.ld n .,..t .. ·--or ... . ..... _to_lrom ~ IIIOUIIIi ,.,. •• one o1 _ , COdtf"""""' . ........._.. _~~­ .....,~....., .......... ...... ....... .,. .._..,,.... ........~-· _ . .$ .. . . ...____ _ _ _ ...,.......... _....,. Ol llie-Of\glnallng ........... ectine_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . llaollell.tll h - - - ._.... -·-··-............... --. . .......,-.• .- . .Dllllloto'a---.-..l,...lna.....,. ....... ........ ........................... 1.. - ·. . . . . - - - ' - - - l t c l o e a. - · ~ ID ........... Ifli&ltlilnltllllaf. . Wil -.. Daod...,.., ...,, lllat ...... you•,. "'.......... "'""'*••llfeto.........,•-ol ........., _ _,.w..- ... ......... 018111110111rto . . . . _ - .......... .... .. . -.... IIUinorto- ........... _ _ ~. · --ol • • 1• live- th • public, 1 Aslt> f ~,:~ ~! me."Th • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • '· • • # • ) • • ~ • • • • • , • • • ' •• • •• Dane. .,.,.m, . 1 Featurit Special: • ~ -·~ • • • , • • • •• •• • • • f , • # f ~ f • said In • • music \1 ·• • • •- . • • '• • • ••,. •• •• • • • • . , .. • •• •, • 9 -II· .. , .. • ~ I �content: In • land whete a Mit. ancr • c:an of mace •re your onty ,,-....,, the oontenl USU<etjfy be tougher . around 111e edQes. • , • Without the ale! of dfy ll,_lha But SIIUitleS Jo With .Mitrot •n ,,. BaiJuoom." Mllslc:at!y 0111 ol aka's • CC>nil-.ta ot ttara. the But emetO"'Iaa the moSl -a<Mar ot the llfOUps. That can be attribUted mainly I<Lihe 100111 ot their aaxman San Wllo ootloubtedtY would too • poll aemlng Ina revival a too tostrurqentaliata. Running the OO!Iga continuously Ia a clever ploy ulled ,.,g • Artlots, o.~ era.. CCtvYNJtal -,mmocllly. Br~'"' ..............nee~ • .-i,;...y Thll waa lllao IIMI caaa •tth 11M1 ,..,.,......., tnUIIcal " ' - l o < > - . mollon accompanying I.P - • OCIJ$ing much Meded attentlo<> O(llhe genre. 101/f fll«<l()<iee IMita . . -IYJ"'- from t!1at lllm-··rou .,.,.. tell lor 1M way I usa my walk 11\'s man, .. 1klm, Bally. eurn.. and ..How deep rr SllurtiiiY Nlplrr F-1 CorrecL ...ke all tile Jo1ce1 you want about ouch a , ol<a, John Travolta ata rlng u Terry Hall of 111nd Donna . . , _ aa Paullna Bl~k of _,., RoM)' Orlet aa Neville SllllleS of the •• numt>eta tell 1M~· The S.lrJtrHy Nlr/lll _,.,..,ack T he vlt1ually on top ol each other gives tho Jlatoner Jess tfme to thlnk ahd Just enough time to experience the mus1c. As me~lfonad,tnough, experiencing o~a maycome on a hlghet level. To the youths ol 8rltaln tho lyrics share an OIIUOI, II not~~~eay.r, Jmpot1once ••tnetfcaJJy. dlracll album,.OICI-.. . - 1 3 - TO APl'N' to the ....098 Jtstene< each olthe major 1es, made~ a hoUMIIolcl wood, got groupa to relegated tnrao OO!Igs apiece. NOT unexpeccadly Ill• 0111 of their- and 0<!10 ~ 1'-a, It tile banda' traal\_, In their natural t>allltat, l. band Pf.,lerino on the all>um lathe Bodrsnatt:l>e<s. rna Ide tile mlltaka, thougll. ol not t r-..lnlng _ , _ letneleQroup'a onlY entry • e.uy Ute" is me-il-lue1dfaauPtlloe.-• - ille com,.r~tng OO!Ig on•the record. Combining or homO ID you< PI- then Clo It "'ttn. Oioco • - - wttn what 1\aS . - I s a 'lid 1tte oppoflunlcy 10....,. a n y - of c:Mtmlng 1\yllrid akfn to IM $uptemes doing ska. All In all 11\ials a nloe Pffflw lot the neopllyte sica fan. . _..'W!lc:lt 1111¥ . . . ., jlrmpklg "Do"'" ToniOIM"- "Jioe T..kln'." Slta nu II ~ a Wr III\OUnt ot good material, {ofthoogh tite oniry now -IUilllal they'll boot aolectlon, ta quettfonablol- This to oetthe ........ of 1 M _ . . -· The PIO!Kt oumpt;l.... reeord oa _ , as tile film. the latent tool o1<a aa Jtny _ , . , . o f 1M Specials ~ - - to make lito commt<clal!y anc1 arlisticol!y nterview (not will\ , . . .. to provide "clonce Vlebte hefe tn the StttH. rna rlenslly Of Ame<it8n mean1ng.'• listener-a ma.ktl me wonder. tflough. whether any of lhe -nellie film Ia a lonhoOmlng doc:u"""'tary mesaeges pledged by 1110 revtvoJists win .... be exttac:led from the music., even U It does become the new e rags·lo~i"""' till"•" or Btlilah 111ta. he four chief ~ ol . . . -1--ctte r "'SelectO<, M" ' - end IIIII lee! pertonQJOII. - .. tile llgntt are liaoning In loear dance clubs lbum -k• 10. , . . ltlca,to ) l i e - . , playing aka and the hlp young adults are busy trying to :It in t h < l - . , _ . , . II/Oitt -did. t ...-..~o<>~~ outgrown lloncla. now are tttey suppoSed to c:otd begins. . . . olllle . . . _ . _,.,. 0111 • flalet) ID the WO<cla? You can't; you need the records. beat w!>lch .............. 11110 ....... of 'f-111-'<1 reatlta that reoordo oen be the M. " Conctete ....... lllt......., . . _ _ . o f I he youths O.nc. Cruo has something to aay. the '!-'• c.ne• One,.., -t. -II'• The: tone of thi$ under1aluno •• obviOUSlY ta•nted by the statu. ouo In the band 1S nometano-1~ tortefs of unemplOyment and severe r.c1al Slrtfe f l no1 1 Pftlty In-...,.. __...__... a_ ·- Picture. It tho Urad a~ ol art being botn out ol avtre~Jng Is true tne;n thrs ts most e«ta,nty a.r1. E'ven the • • ' • • • ,• , • • • • • ' uaumptlons. On " Deepwater:· aneta playing the part ot • vlcl;m going down for the thhd tlme when rncue ts just beyond her grasp, ••Oee:pwatw.- en rlghllng the cuuent and staring at your boat/Oeepw•tt-r, l'm ckifUng mites and mftes and miles .aw•y:· Reputedly She mu1ten ''mi tes and mites and miles. . . '' spanntng an ete.mlty, as the . .. • • ' • • • • , Chas.m widen$.. 'Bnstol and M iami" ShOWitl}e • • •• f , , •• • :II • •• • • • • , • • ·~ • •• • - • • • ::-~ \ • • • •• •• ~ ~ •• \ • • •• • • • • • • ... • • •• • • •• • •t •• I ;, • • ••. •• •• , • • •• • • f •• • • • • • •• • • • If • • , .. • .. r· ••••• • f ~ .. ~ . -at Jon ot nooe. · o.rtt clouds Stng'"ll on tne ttut oltne nlghtlll<ol<en dreams iu-:5t tty aw.y... The sonq 111._ t.hem~ conJWt . . ·- .. a bleak vislol\: "Satfil>O out YOIIf Fu(uro." "W-Up and Lett For Doad" and the musically haum'"ll " Thetr ' , . •.,.....,.-.,.,. ~ ~ l. ~ • - ~, ~ If aoclo-polit•caJ pn.rasings of the SQeclals and tn. Seat Show a gli nt of serenity, Whete ot1 Bullet. the Selector 41re glum at best. The group's vocahst, Pauline Black's thr" compOSitions on tf'le album lyrically confiJm my ,__ "'"' Se'!"'<><••Celebraro the Bulltll (Civyaaltol One rap against aka 1\as - n Ita Inability to ~ltel\ge mualcal creativity. The second pto)eel by the Selector lll~o their count8Ipatts the Sp.-11111 allows an attemj)t lo widen the paramefero ol olea. Entitled C.lol>rale ,,. Buil-t It lo • p«plexlng record that tlnclo tna band dlgroaolng • ""'" their o1<a roots in search ot a leaa tangible lntanJ. Toylng wJtn solid reggae lltld more melodic ftO<!.Jttna." '-n lntloeted musfc. they have wlcloty .,.paneled their flpertolre. If m~s.ieat vis-oe nas become highly veited, rt •s the • • - they transmit UVough thla al\lelclthal mokalthe album undetstondabla. The t - at WhfCh ttoe "'""S we Playecl is oecognfl&bly _.drawn out than Britlslt sl<a ls accuste><ne<lto. ott,_ aoundlng omlnoutty morose. It is a tlrnciMiy oetabral of lOll in lite ptimal species ol lito. to ach~e a rnaxtmum tevel of delirlum not at all 1.1nllke ttta way lilt Ramonoa play lfvo. Placing each "'""I . a .... • # !. • • • • I • of N"'- S.aon. They . . .,. onlY particll*rts In the ol<a ....,alto otnpl\aalze plano to IUCit a clagroe; C~CCU~<>MIIt lh• Special& wNt -veil Into OM of their songs.o......,.. - Ia un/IMtd or. On 11\a songs that w«k • ~ally watt tor the band you can be c:er1a1n BataO<! Is thO key lngnadtent (no pun lntendecl). Songa tl\at slick out are ''E.R.N.t.E..'' wt>lch IS a draft . ~ate ot on odd lobo man "'""""' O<!ly chance 10 make -hlng 0111 ot ~Ia tile te eo win a lotte<y-" a ti>Ouaand w~~~-. - r :· Ancl "Otsappsa~· wlllch nlghtfgnta aaxman ~fx Thompson. Aa IM music starts a)ow,.lt works Ita way to a apaoc!y ell~ unlll leveling oil 6galn In a cyclical,_,..., Etch tlme al tho oong'o ~Is the ptnM . . . . _ with tna l!'ft and the teebng another · --lc _,,_,_ --Is --.y--Loolt .-·we,_,.. -·hey oat--tom....,....• ....., olehe w-.- have auch a -..o " Aatumol t11e Polmu 7" -..._and Thompaon- n g altar a ......-IXJI!Pinll-. - ...lnC-IJ -~~~- lNo OIICUiat . , . _ . , "Aia'a . - . . . - .• - Loa lfotr1a par1y.,. ~minutes tiAtlo of the same tuft• - y Loolt . _ , .. - . tOMI Ia. tor1ttem 10 win; but - t h e y - i s h 10 on. They'N lull. ..,.,..,. PfO'Hnclaoland t'-!1 """' ""''POifllca; l _ . l l o a l - M- l h e beat ·-··-·'*"'·"--- ....,..,-..,....., ,.,.. _ , matbe AN- -'<I be WOI!h llaleftlnll to~. - . Dream Goea on:• The tatter seti!CIIon was a creation by thO outfit's guide Noel O.vles, w111cn In no way What_.., - · bl.-.t. A fascinating endea-.lt,. a UIIIQUe ..,_.tlo<> ol a man and hla mlnd1 u DaviH dMP Jato Ills unc:oftocloul to extract eome Unwlttcllngto the laltntestty rh.-.o - · - gullarbonls ano s.-tted alo<>g With lt>lreq.-1 ~--~~~·--Not tor. _ . - IJIIs- tb.,. opliclng IOIIel'* ot ploon, l n s t N d - - _.,part .. _ . plececltil<e c:tu.ln • cleteetlw - - - .....""'"· Nductlve auopt,one - · - ol _ . , ptoduct (live to d) can be found a _..,.,. -NClloe ~ ...-e ""- .,_Ita-· 1 almost suicidal grip """""ng All-, the pa.ulon Is eXIlfJwtttng; at times 100 t-..; wllhoUI a tloubl, though, O&viH Ia a ulnad craltaman • This fa the mc>st arduous undertaklngthua tar ollhe aka revlva.llsts. Although the amblaoca olthe album points to a sullen, pouting P<-nc.. J donl belleM this was done 10 sink spirita so much •• to lnapl,.., A C&ash ly~c kaops trying to lind its way onto thla . - t to bel let 8>J>Ialn the situation. "Some Is rich, some Ia poot tttara tho way tho worlclls/8ut I dO<!l betleM In tying back aaylng how bad your luck is." The pointing ot a lingow c:an be two conttatlng waya: one lo to allow ..., ,..raat.theOI'* Js to inclic:outtl\eclhctlo<> In-,.,., ""' lead. Few Britt"' proups -v'"lllnom the lale 1810a,.... becllad ott, tttey've contlnutd mwcNng toward an onct; t11e s-:tor Is one oltttoM banciL E.-y g t o u p - n..ta one ott-~.. II not .. w11h ..-tty pojltfcaltoplca they omptoulu an aftend muslcal torrn. It • - 00111"110 to put you<- dowo and 00 agalnat tn.oltow olthlnga. Especielly- _ , ..,..,_.... a t t - 6PIIO llnance ,_,..,...,.. - t h e old .,..111011< aa well. Thla ...,_ Ia..., ....-111 pattllr Hal_,. Who ooutdn' c a r e - . - wl\attlteY hear. lt'o au t1UPP4Y and clomand. Como on klcle let.'a 810ft dom-1"0 -..aka. -In �lJ©prodlgal sun i~ show and tell Rlllh-.Waple Leaf Gardena i Toronto, Ontario, CanadL The land of till free ~ and the . _ of R&.el\. ~ F - tii!Md out 81 Mlple LMI Gardena ~ 15,1110-for tile INnS atreigllt night-to experience - Aulf!'a lllf-proolalmecl Hlreedom ol mullc." But , _ ..., twa Rulh lOIII*! to tile piMKII of Clnedlan rod!? Rulh , _ from 1111 unr 181'01 claim that ' • ellllougll Rulb II a r-y m.tll band. Oeddy LM, - - ' - IJfeaon and ,...1 " - t - In a dlllar.m ~~aewy IMial ''alate of mind." lniiMd ol utiliZing till Van f ...f ...,.,.-T-.1 Nugent I ' - ol dtlnking end girts end care. Allah kn!Md tlngt ol _~- polarity" and "CIIIetlal permanence.• Onstage, Rush4IIIIPIOYS _.y elel;!roolc ~-attempting to encourage aubatentlal ''mllld expanalon." A 30ioot·wtcle video IICtMn . , _ . , ~lllng from 1111 ctaule "Arclllvea" lynlbol (at 1111 . , _•• opening) to a picture olthe Golden Gate llflda (oo " The c.mera Eye' 1 to a mowing ro.cl .cane (01\ "Red Barcllalta "). Bill 1111 true of Ausll Ilea within lhe performers. lee ~a musical genius, atmu~usly playing the role otthrH band rnernberS: vocatl$1, ke)oboatdlat, ~ AJJ hla plarclf111IY high volea walled, lee showed ~lor llocly oont!OI as he lingered hla double-necl< baa• Willie loelf111 the Taurus ayntt~Mizer pedals. Clad In an olf·WIIIte T.shirt and baggy pants, lee even mAMgetto malhtaln Mlequata lilteraellon with l.t8Qe-iTiate Ufeson. With r-.1 shirt and thin black tie, Uleaon Is a picture of total concentration. On Jlls 1~1nute Instrumental leading into "XA!nadu," Uleaoo alter-.1 tooe by treading on foot pedals with his blue Co~ Sneakl!fS, in addition to yanking and ' cryklng the ITI8$tered tremelo bar-prodoclng a tarrltile and terrific "wah-wah" 90Uncl. Ufeson also successfully alternate<! between six and 12 strlf111 ues, delvin~ into such unexpecte<l plea!!UreS as country al)d wester nlfs. "XYZ"'(pronounced " y._,y -Zed" by Rush) provided the spotlight for Peart. Not merely a drummer, Peart plays an entire percussion section. lmmet;sed In a cockplHike array ol cowbells. tympanies. and wind chimes, Peait aat, stood, knelt and jumped through a IOomlnuta ~o &hat wu greet-.1 by a thuncleroua slandlng-ovatlon. Y81 not forgotten wu till basic Pearl drum kll. The broW~~-I~ aat was at the mercy of Peart's utoundlngly fast pair .of hands. Spinning slicks-and occaalonally dropping 1~. too-Paatl r.j)Mbldly Inspired 1111 croWd, while • some r~ by lobbl1111 flretraekels 6oth toto the ctowd' and 9f1Stega. Canadl~ ,.,.._so axuberanll · , Taellnloelty,lllllllle Rush show Ia unmatc:hed. llghtlng wu • -· lneludlf111 ooe tel ol spotllghta whlcll redlated perfectly oil of l'ea(t'a cymbals to produce a llashlf111lm898 an the olldeo ecraen behind him. Ughtlng cues were timed prac:lsely,as - e other-vlaueleflects-auch as creeping log 01\ "The Trees." Had Shakespeare e* '*1tneseed a Ruah • eoncen? Hlatorlens have not yet been able to ' deterfl'llne the answer, but 15,000 Torontonitul$ -~ - 1nalat thll he had Rush In mind Whefl he aald, "All the Wortd'a a Stage." -Ste~~e Simmon& ---a..eu.---....._ ---- ...................... _,.CIIIIII . . .o-c...-----·-----..... .... - ,, fUr lOIII et . _ s.in.. 11M , . . , . . _ . _ _ ......., _ _ 111 .._., Lr-ft Oorry ,.,.... - - ..... -. ----~~~­ �Friday's seque~ _ _by Thome a R. ·C9col• W llereha.,. you gone, AlinK! Kltchcock? Following the old Holiywpod adage "If at first you do succeed, try a sequel.'' Producet/Oirector St..,. Miner and tile boys from Patamoont are attempting 10 cash in on Friday tile 13th, P.n 2, son of the S35]nltllon dollar grossing film, Friday the 13th. Don'J both« ~ng this one. . Uke118 ~ssor, Friday the 13th, Pen 21s situated at a J:OUnsalor training camp. The evil Mra. Voorhees !Betsy Palmet) Ia bllck, and the couo~lora spend a night at the old campfire talking about her and her son Jason (Warrington Gillette). It seems that Jason, Who was believed 10 be *-ned, Is l}ngerlng In the local lake: a -ltable Neptunllh apparition, I guesa.' Ja10<1la allegedly located near "Camp Blood," .:n area whiCh lhe'QOilnHiors are toiCI oot to visit. But you know what hlppena ,.U. Jell and Sandy, two t-age. 1a10 versions ol Franllle and Annatta piUS ..,., begin to meander 10 tile lorbklden • territory. Till$ atoueet a psydiOpeiNc: killer (allegedly Jason), Who Is drawn to the other counseiors. The kJIIer Is loaded with pitChforks and machetes-utensils any good psycho~th should uM to perfQI)'ll groli!Sque mU<d- Stlnnydlpe And that Is all Frld•y the 13th, Part 2 is-a - i es of grotesque murders. It' s as II Screenwtitir Ron Kt.n went up to Miner and said .. ~. let's go kill a bunCh of teenagers. It worked the first time so let'a do It -c~al n. We' ll take some ehota·of some girls changing clothes or skinny dipping to keep the audience aroused, but basically, we'll try t o make the murdl frs as gross as pOSSible." A last dltcft effort is made t o dra w tt>e plot t o Psycho. but thla movie Ia nowhere near Hitchcock's masterpiece. Hitchcock's l!a~or.Perkl nslls· ~>Jferell lor character ~aluatlon while hla murders •re secondary. In Ftld•Y the f.3th, P~.lit I• uw-otnera y IIIOW\t o::jllrKt. • . . develoPment and ptot l s MCOf!.dary to the gross murders. In Paycho, tile shower scene Ia .somewhat shocking, and the murders all come lo an element of &UrpriM. Conversely, In Friday the 13th, Pan 2the murders ere not aurprtslng, and quite greplllc. It's a film that Illes to scare viewers Into a passive acceptance. It Ia television gone beaerk, and a sorry excuse to oompenslta for lazy scliptwrltlng. :ret Friday the 13th, Pan 2 had to be produced under the premise that Americans like the low grade, tow budget, poerly acted horror iums. Since Jeff Carpenter's minor epic Halloween, films like Friday the 13th, fhe Boogie Man. He Knows You'te Alone. and Motel Hell have been run In an attempt to get rich quick. But none of ll\e$8 films had the dramatic Intensity of Halloween. And white Its sxedecessor jumped the bandwagon. Ftiday the 13th. Pan 2 is trying to be this year's trendsetter. ll Americans a1e fooled once agaln, It could be a tong, hoi 1\orTible summer. Yet do no1 accepl any imitations. Allred HitchCOCk's spiril is relncamated In the young geni us Carpenter, and hoPefully his Halloween. Pan 2 (due OUI shortly) will ca1ry the same dramallc i ntensity as the first effort. Ski p a Fr~day the 13th, Pan ?. a Motel Hell Pen 2, or a Scanners Pan 2. We don't need cheap imitalions of A FAR CRY FROM MR OREDI JEANS.: , _ , cheap imitations, and I'd hate 10 see anyone f ooled the Fricf•r th• UtfJ, P•n I. now pla ...ng at the aoua.t.tld .... HoiMMy . . ... ..r the BuffJ~to and Ttantll dtt~•· second time around. dol---.., ....,.;.e---'"'""'"""'·'"'""'_"' ...- -. �' lj<Q,prodiga I sun L l ~ @> ~ • ~ .\i th8 other end oft he epec:trum In or ~arl<'s recording ~ *e an lmpreulva 2J500 high school and coUega • -"ld orclleetra racordlnga and albums. The vast m•lortty of tJi11M ~ mobil reoordlngs, clone on the spot lrOII) the Mark Custom Records · a studio growing in the Clsrence woodiBnds when possf~lity .,. ... ••II• -ttle .... ~ ~ N.,. ~a alghltrack studio on wtwela. ~ $ll1ce Mark's owne<-ator Vince lolareue was on vacation wnan this review took place, frla lance engln- oa.. Balanca ""''ed us to a mlxdOwn -•ion and showi!d us arout>d. Actually, touring Mark • Custom's facility takas all of about llva minut•, ttoara Ia a thiore ate ways to get around control boolh, a targa OIMin this problem, II you can sound room. a semi· separaliofl booth-open on alford tt1e extra lime It will f the of good deals on studio one end and ~rt ing a six tll<e to "set up the room." and one-hall foot Kawai baby For Instance, II you came IIIlo grand plano -and a a Sludlo wllh sound qualities time, the docuf!lented ex{!8rience, and the lounge/office In the back that compatable to Mark's, your Is wired to the control booth engfneer-auumlng he/she Farmyard-loose atmosphere of Mark Custom and has an pc/loey live eound Is &Kperlenced and compatent...:.can set up t hat could be uMd for lf*)ial vocal and or horn effecte. All "room mlkee" jn dlff-1 are added up, you get an appealing total. of theM roorna ara on one_ .p811a of the atii!llo to pWI up floor, and ... very the eouncl • It bounoes-hoWeYer comfon.bfy ~bla lor lmpercepl]bly-Jrorn the IMge equ!pment. walt., produolng a Short acflo The l'loellllg dMcl effect. This facllhlqi.W though, The 8CIUid In the main r~l- a lot-Of mikes can be run directlY laiC~>~ city,- liM daya and..., al\ldlo Is one ot the deedNt ~tatlon Wi th the the.llotll!. but theJ r-10 be . . . . of walling, making ,... come &CfOSS. The ceiling 'i*tlcutar rOom, and thet can ~ pall:hed, 01 COOfdiMtall ln\o . change sp«:\\lcatloM, then 11angs down In billowing tuft a coat you. elght Of 111 OhanneiL Ill Older w~llng for the cloenges to be Another ptOC8SS that ,, of lioht clolh lhel Ia Sluffed to hava full conlfOI oww mede. With a mastering plant wltll -.ncl abeotbanl uMd Ao mold a atudlo'a ~lng levels, thOUgh. It Ia In the lmrT>Idla'le locelltY II Ia •· . aound to paltlcular needs 1 matarlala and the ate ~to "patch ~"~o poselbla, as Balance- put It, to t!llcldy padded. The c.tpetlng waa explained by- Balanca. In tight. Thle Ia becaUM the "run dOwn lh«e. meat. It- • , -on the"Siudlo floor Ia thin In this tW. engiMel"" equaiiZM" boar~ Itself Ia capable ol (the recording), and 119 oait to ~ 1 COI'f\parleon to the "floated 1118 room by pUtting ~lfe running only eight channels test II lor the final miK." This ~ 1199fa" of other atudlos, and nor.., thto\IQh the ll)Oni!Qr , dlraotly!IO I 111-t.-.ck taPe can be dOne In one day at thetit are spote wtlere the ayatem at hlgh-wlu~a and ~~Wchlne. Thoee othet eight Mark Cuatorn. a Mvlng of up underlyltlg -~ ShoWI 1 ... lng aJIIMII(1_~ Whitlo • ~ can be runtmo!IIMI ·•· • lO MVWal weeks, dependJn.g(.,,, ... through. Appatenl)y the lreqiiencl.. p f~llecr.d by rsoorder, thrOugh a syatem or on how many ohanQM are · 11'18 studio's Walla and floor In celUng and lila 1/lklknesa of patch wltes, but ..,_ tbla IS required alter tiMI reco!dlng the wall 9&dcfine fllll<e up lor. clone, control over volume Wllat~.~~~ 1\ae been tes1ed on this quite sufficiently. The ln~tto.\. .. . 'lfiiiiMer can dllferent atarao aystemL cha(lgal end frequency pict<· •· ;J;' dlgreaol claedneu In aobnd .~ o~ . Up Is diiHI:ult to - · • ~· Ql(tlle cohtrol n..•a *'--In'._ ,. _ ~ board to take out unwanted here -*1 ~ t;wol)lemt" .])18 normal pcooedllle lA ftaQUeneles a(>d booll4then; tl)ls tlluatlon, • etqllalnecl ~ ~- need thai c:rt.p 1tw woods '"' sol' higii...S brllllenoe tl\al l a ao, betcft yoll stall " It's_., looM." saya by~ Ia to rec:ontJOUr - l o.muctl the reconlln9, ycMICM ha.... the ttaella Ill layers. ualng lraclla Balanca about the WOftclne . "NewW-"...S 100111 8Ciindlng (ltwough . , . " one th!QUOh eight flqt, then ~at Mark Cus1orn. • rod<" atudlo ~lora) pr.ny muCIJ 001118 beck and dubbing.on And aftef sitting With him as you want It lor your until 3 Lm. dlacusslng' ttadca nine through 16. This requl-tL, ~htng from the out-of· IIIOuldn't too- mUCIII control technology ,_In the ~ niede on eitllt and • American music Industry, to 1kr80k eqUipment ... diOna< the Infighting ...S non· piew., pleda, a~ " cooperallve'lplrlt of tha local • aec:ne, I'd 1\ave to agree. t raclca at·• lime. tHe possibility of good CIMII on atudfo ilme,. the documented~. and the fwmywd-Q)ae ~ of Matti c-om are addall Up, you 011 an • appealing total. Tllat •• nol to mention the ...... r.nafil ol the autroundlng farms and woodlands. Fof lnst81Ce, II • your " " ' - or lead singer ga'lato be tOOJIIUGIIQf a ptln, you oan tab him out In • tfie wood&, , .. hill! op, and laave him tqr the du,.llon of lha -ron. Nobody'dIO lind hlm out there. r---------------~-,~ . ~ ~ . M f-iL"" ~~ . i . ~ M ~ ocated In the -CMida tl*n of Clar8nee Center, Naril c.tom ~· •udlo Ia ~In ll'a simplicity. Housed In a bllt1WIIoe atNGIUIW Mt oJf IIIII toed behind a SIOfeltont '-O!*Mion.lt . , . _ -.. odd~ ~)hen the accaallllllry..,....,. . . . . _ of the other ntllbll.tled studio& In the .,.. Bufl-.o'a riloat ~lui rec:on11no artists a - Mane Cuatom •1M .,._to record tlleirtunaa. TheM 8Cialocludllaudl ~ , _ u Spvro Oyra. Rk:lt J 1--. allonthree 01 Whloh haw degr- 01 ~ance national as wall as experlenoad, local record varying aaJes duarts. _ ~ IMt.rumenl that boggles tha •IU Mil rolla of liNd !ape to watomera. When you ra • uninitiated mind. t~ng Upwarda of a "C'Lnoce The cont!OI booth at Matt< Ia apeclous and has • P8f 30 mlnut• of ts-ti:&Ck tape, this wanante " • - •" frequency consideration. hlghlighla, according to 11 ~pi-Include Balance. Tha ceiHng Ia buill ~~NUlng·recorda of the tunes II\ a alotolng fuhlon, Withyou record, Watt~ offera a "atepa" llka a bandshell. service that oould aave a lot wt>en aaked about the .. of time betWNn llolahlng the etracll-• of thla design, .actual racordlng and oa.. aald that In Jtrma eound, he's "seen rooms 'With • relaaalng your r'ecOfd. A better designs." He added, mnterlng plent, l#so ~eel In Clarence, cen ...ve the ,., however, that some rooms proepecllve reoord peel- · ha.. no " frequency trapping," or apaclel sound design at' the lime of ..ndlng the ~ • York or tapa(a) to ali. · elsewhere to be prepared lor The mixing boatd setup at prasalng. The "maaterlng~ Mark '- a llttl<l confusing. ~ call5 It a '"2-(-6-18 p<ocas., especially II sent tb ml•er," which means 2>4 a big OIMifatlon In anothM . ~ ~ ! ~~ ...._.._ ... When ACL Self Storage..., t'r · eeater · ~ ''. x: '.">I •ft a•lt.<3ft.tockMU 1!1.00/ mont!l stt. xsn. atOft.lotkor at 111.00/!lft• • lOft. alOft. lotkorAt Cllll,..,.,. ,_,.... 118.01/-th lodWifl!llt· �rarely raaol~lng melodic line. In "k:e Craatn," that cnllllngly aparaa paem which rather hilariously opens, ''Sure/Herbert-!Talte a bite •. .,"Swallow's uneasy and lumpy bass line and Maya' subtly chordal synlheslzer perf ectlY evoke the sameness. locked-ln-neas and lonlillnaaa one can feel whetl ona cannot help bUt notice that Ia always locked lnalde lhe same sJtull, .-y day, no matter WhaL In "Echo:" Jordan lings of the heart: 'What a sma!Vplece to be." Cenalnly.Jordan Ia espadatly superb, at>owong hOW lyrical poetic lin• can be. The sharpness and clarlty of her voice deepens what on paper Is already an Immediate. neai oracular language. The wi'IOie performance Is something "ew: and the aucoeu of It should insure more e•periments llke~t to come. Jazz and paetry are not only friends, they ate brothers. - Tony George P. In lhe late 19608. altec Jack Ke<ouKJlad become famous for hla 00'181. On lhe Roed. a book Which celebtatad both 1uz and the "beaf' culture which liateoad to lind eupported II, a «:Ufloua mingling between IVant·ganle11tarature and looaely structured, mostly Improvisational feu began to happen. Poets like Kenni!th Rexroth, Philip • Lama<~lla and Kerouac started to perform their poetiy In front of small bands In New York'a Village and the younger eections of San Francltco, suppoledly heralding a new era of what was called "l~try." Musicians and poets Imagined the~ aa belonging to the Mediterranean and Carrlbeail tradition ot being able t o apontaneously cornpoae music through the mutual reaponM of musician and author. To be tura, to listen to some of the recordings KerouK made wli h Steve Allan al the Vllllge VlOQard In the late fifties, or some of the recordlnge planlat and French hornlat David Anram put out wllh him and other mualolans In New York at the time, Ia to llnd eorne unmatchabla moments of exuberant juz community and enlightenment., The )'OIIrlge( generation of writers getting \ogethat In N - Ycwtt and San F1811Claco had thought that older poeta like T.S. Eliot had left rnualc and a comtiiOO., .n-rat feeling out of their w0<11. With "ja:zzpoMry" the two SP<!"Ianeous diiCipllnes could wondethll~ ,_ge at leastttoeorellcally. Most of the work. h o - . t ended to ra.ther frultl...ly wander w~lla the poet and blind struggled to comm'Unlcate something to aach other and to the audience. Thera haa been much less Juzpoetry recorded recently, 411 fat aa I know. But one new release, Steve SWallow's Home-music sat to poems by UB'a own Robert Qeeley-is both wonderlul and groundllrMklng. For Swallow haa carefully followed Creelty'a dlatlncti. . elliptical yet prKiae rhythmic line. lind tlaacomposad a relatively formal ~ around 11. lnclead, II . _ to me that the ,_, rneddantng ~latlty of Cfeeley'a writing would defY loo• lmproviaatlonal accompaniment. CfMM\I'a poema have once been datcrlbad as aoula walking lllto a atlfl wind. To be aura, the lmiMCIIalely .,.,.,ellen&lble lonalln... o1 Cfea~·a work Ia perfectly matched to his quiet, but exOIIICH!lllgly Internal rhythms and brutll patterne. In lhort,.hls wOflt was made lor the kind o f Jazz St Swallow coukl wrfle, ancfthe kind his ~ tfna.up of'muslclana (St- Kuhn on plano, o.vkl Uellman on aaxea. lyle Mays on \ l)'!ltheiiZer, Bob Moses on drums and especially a l - Shalla Jordan) could perform. On Hon!J, Swallow sets tan al)orl Craeley Iynes to Jazz.. and In many ways helght!HII and eleborftes the lyrics wll~ his tensaJI>ylhmlc repatlllon and 1$$$$$ CoeiiOft ••lletin ....... Ovbide lSJ Sllot".Half MSC la.-YouH 551 . HEAl 0 ISIAEL- [-:-.;:J ....... ,._. 17s.4%55 Good Rats, Grear Amencan Mus/c,(Great Amerlcao All hough lhls album Is a step In the right direction, Greet American Music still haa some of lnconalatencles that have kept the Gocxl Rats from be<:omtng a more than regional success. The opener, " New Yor1C Survivor." Is tne best tune on the album and it's too bad the rest aren't of this caliber A love song to New York City, It 's a rocker with aorne of Pepp Match<!llo'a beat Iynes. He oomblnes a good teeung ot • - and admiration. The music rocks along and new member, Bru~ Kulick, renders a nice guitar solo. "Julie," the next song, Is kicked oil by drummer Joe Franco, who Is super all the way through this album. II has a New Wave·ish feeling and an Interesting ci'IOrus. The ne~t two, "Audienee'' and " Hollywood Ending," eound like the oCd Rats. The harmonies are good, but the hook linea are overuaad. Side One ends with ''Great American Musi c.· yet another song about playing rock and roll In clubs &CfOSS the Country. The song drags on until the and when new bassist Schuyler Deale does some funky atrlnQ1101>ping. Even then, It's too 1111 to ~he sa~~elt. After a pretty good first side, the second opens with "Yea or No" which is the worst tune this band has ever dooa. The music Ia bortng and the lyrics even worse. The chorus line or "Do you like me, yes or no" mull have been written by Peppi's dog. "Icy Cold" sounds a bit like Bad Company's "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy." It's a good rOCitet wilh pasaable lyrics. Praises to Schuyler Deale f01 his Imaginative baas. "On My Way to School" Is more filler. Hopefully Peppi )113t wanted to get the res1 ol his unuaed lyrlca onto a record. This would be a graal song lor the Bay City Rollers lo cover. The Rata slow down lor tile love ballad, "Oh So Good." The arr1ngem~nt Is very nl~ and unlike most ol the olher songs, the lee/Is tllo strong point. The album closes with "Rocl< and RoiJ Point of View," -anothat glorification o f dedication to Cfalt. Who needs tills? All In all. the Rats are still a ways oil, but movi ng in the right diractlon. The recording Is the best so fat and the two new nlembe<s have tightened up the band cot~sideraQiy. But. as Peppi says In "Rocl< - and Roll Point or VI-.'' ·•sornetrmes It's aiNk, eo"'etlmes ll'a Ralaln Bran.~ Buy some milk. 'Piu a Slloe ...,.,, ~7 Kell. .,. .• ,.. SHOU UfAIUD • SHOUDYED - . - ..., ... A T __. .._,_ . . _ . . . . . Aloel 47K•..,..Av•. At UalvenltJ Plan 818-4041 Robert Fri119, The League of Gentlemen (Polydot) I uw the league ol Gentlemen last June 21st tn Rochester In J shoW that surpriSed me-l was elpecti ng more aolo Fripp but what I got was the league as a unit. They were absolutely fantastic and alter the si'IOw, the general conoensus wn ''Shit! Wouldn't II be great to have that si'IOw on tape I" AIII'IOugh I never got a ropy ot that particular snow, the new L.o.G . album fills the- bill quite nicely. By thei r o wn definition (The Lo.G.), this new material Ia danc>e music and I agree II consists of anangements l or lour pieces: guitar (Fripp). baas (Sara lee), keyboardS (Bany Andrews~ and drums (l(evln Wilkonson). l or most of rhe cuts etoept two. where, JOhnny T- Bad plays . . . Johnny toured with the Lo G lor most ol their gi gs and, i n my opinion, Is the mote apprapoate drumma< for the band and i t's a piry thai he's not on more of the album). The emphasis of the album is, of course, their music. However, I here'!ire lhreo cuts called " Oiscreol(s) I. II. and Ill" Which are ll•e·tapod 41nlplls ol people lalklng...,;Qta of dlllefeot people-most notably J,&. Iannen, FriJIP'a mentor Who atnang other things. helpe<l Ftl.p p Q111t Ilia head together by COOVIQc:lng him thet ha act.,..ly doesn't • exist: I &lao think tl!at Britlah ~ Peter Cool< has a line on one of the ·01~~ Whare he lt'Mntions spending a mllliolo...._O!I~ 11 iie u\oughtl.t pracllur. My.~~~ Also for all you loyal Fripp,_ there wathtee tape loop p l - . which are played by Andrews (who used to play kl!)'s for XTC and was aleo on Fripp's first solo aHOrt, EJtposure) on his only keyboard-a slightly modi flO<! Crumar organ. But unlike any or FriQp's past loop lnYOivements, theSe places are 1101 tostln tapa hiss. As a matl<lr ol lac!, the sound is so c rips and clear that I thlnlllhat the tapes were played baek.at double ~ . But the pieces sound great- lots of hli!h l'olrinldey sounds In a very percussive Reggaesque rhythm. Nice atull. The rest of the album Is the Whole band. It's ldnd ot 'dlfllcull t o de sen be because i t doesn '1 sound like too much olse that l'lle ever heard before. It's definitely rock and roll wilh a rwlst -of fleW waYO disco. Very driving. very dynamic and totally unignorable. For those of you who aro familiar with Under Manners. more specifically, "The Zero of the Signified," where Fripp does that wild nine and a hell mlnulas of guitar patterns-well this Is similar except that It Is incredibly more diverse and interesting. F01 those of you that hiVe never heard any Fripp ralatecf atlair, this album Is an excellent i ntroduction to the style ol one of contemporary mU$Ic's premier guitarists. As we all knoW, 1981 is the year of the Fripp which culminatn the "cllfore to 1981" whlch beglln with Exposure. It Js Interesting to note that, although their anoclatioo to ha,.. thinned. Fripp and Eno are basically still dofng the aame thing. 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He Jittiaa ill had a broken 11m> rea. deans when he'• 001 dolna one or these thin&•· Majka cited "k~ Ahleef .. s.-n every1hlna. up," as hb moot important job. ~b ~ bopes Squire HaD will raaeie die Scucleat U11ioo lu a .,..., who has sam many Woe be baw a ear. The buildinas 10 up in Buffalo, Ml.ika C~y Mo!ro liMs ICI him to wort hu Ills bean In lhe City. He has every day fl'lllli his .... s1cle ...,. predicted football fame to rcsirlto>ee. .lu be IIIOCed, there Is Buffllo-"1 th!tik the Bills arc better lrUipOrUI/aa avaRable to &oin& all 1bc way 1hir lime." Ml.ika ltl lo tbc Milo Slrcct Campw. .enjoys wtlcl\ina foo1ba1J, baseNJI, .. ,..,.. boW!a and l>oc:key. Majh's paSI is filled ,.-hh u inlerc:stina hlslory or jobs. IIQideo "wtin& at UB, b .. also worked in Gerber's p•ckina house. The railroad ~ him for II )Un ODd be ser-'ed In World War 11. stalioned in Cmn.ony. Majla wd the mililary .seMec on> "001 100 bad," bill added. "l follo"'ed 1he arden, 1hat'> aD." 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In Pents, T-Shfrrs, Jackets, Caps, Jungle Fltlgues, and morel • Designer Jeans ~1• ~.BDit'JOIK,.,.,_ ~ n 7118/ to 1«:1 from v.,.,.. Rubber DuckiH I b y Jennifer 'Original$, rei. m .oo now SU.95 LEATHERS Cycle.Jackers, Pants, Vests, Boota by Sht2Jt, R4!H1, Fry., Dingo, Etc. LOWEST PRICES • IN BUFFALO WASHINGTON SUP..[iLUS CENTER fT.,t C/lyJ 674 Mefn St. 853'1515 - �.. i:& ~ller and Roeh~~ bais spark UB baseball wins W ..... lhl« of tlldr lui four ...... tM UB basdd hils~ CXIOIIIIilod • ~ t<CO<d unclcr ...... coed~<$ Mlk Dbon aad Mille <ifoh a- 1M_..,.. of lt.d Coodl Bill Moalw1b '""' 'liltd<s 1110· The Ballo DOW ....., a 19-1~ ......0 m:ocd, - ~. UB~wq~tatwla biU r.- ~ ~ 12.-0aed 11-l • Satcc:a PaUs, wbllt ..-,.. a prMoasly rained-• doutll hr-.ii!ICanisiusColqen.a.y. ~~lit-~ ...... lilt GrifliM 1M llulls ....-eel to """ IM aiabtCIIII 7-5 • W• Memorial Sc.liwn. ApiMI E.loeJtJorlwu, tilt BuDs lOde lilt ltiulaa of jomior RIIIIJ Pmlfonl aad ...UO. Mart Rodmcr to tht Opellilll victory. liltlliiiWcr Pettiford- out 111m hill wltile lll.odmcr4r- in line .._ wltll • liotll< .... 1100 cloublel. HudiltJ I« 0 8 was fralunu 0.., bodle)'. The 8otaWa ...0.. ""'Iced 1M llnl four innittP allowlna only one hit to pick up the victory•• Ia tbesecood half oflll<t win bill Da.., Cohan noIdled the victory before aivilw way to Gary Klumpp fO< IM fulaltwo 11\nlnas. Cohan, a junior 11om Kenmore, IPIICed two hill u UB's sopltomorc Cllltcrfodder, Orca MUitr, provided tile plate fire power. Miller conlribuled a oinale, doublt &nd a solo home run In the completion • of t M -. Aplna their Main SUM rival CanWus, UB's To'll' Nioometi huied a \line hitler stritlna out 51• <lriffin1, but his P<l"fO<manee on the mouad was overshadowed by two CanlJlu& runs-one unearned in the obth. The Bulls' fi.O:bit off<n$1.., anack wu wpplied by Joe Ward and Rodm<r wbo ach batted two fO< w. in !lie ~-o open ina loss. Willi 0110 oot and IM bases loaded in UB's sixth. tM next two BuU t>attm f - and arOWided ouo to end lht tally lcavina t!>{ce ........... llnllck4· ·Ridlttl a I~ lii1 anack, 1M BuUs rebounded ' to wio 1M niaht cap 7-S. Ward aad PetllfO<d each batted two for four with a home run - 1100 llBI's 10 lead 1M atad. Allo' contrlbutiaa two bill a ~ ror UB were Paul Daddorio, Oatc Dtodet. Pet< Hammcrllllld Milte Scimc. tilt -~~~~ roo 1M luis ~ Paul Webb. The o. mllnlillllcacnDaa tce~tcrallil bill whitt ot.til<:kla 0\IIIWO <lrirrms aad ...... ODC 0 . . - Ht lncialed bls pllebJna t<COfd 10 wIt's business as usual for sports ru.. _,. ...o- • .....,.t.,. c:.nru. ~o.tt-. oootPtt: _ . .....,_ ""'" Wollb - .... by Du Boteler Oompsu~or , As 1M Facuhy SeDate Alblelk Committee invutiaalioo into aUqed mi1d-'s by UB baseball coach BiU Monlranh conunucs, tht rest of _me A1hletit Ocpartmeru is 1Q0Vina forward wJth ocxt year's schedulco and worries. Couotcrin& cbarJCS that UB ath1etic:s are a waste of time and money, Mm•s Athletic Direc1or Edwin Muto <>;plaiocd thll sport~ an • •a part of cam_p us life.• • He stressed the student alllletcs receive "a wtiJ·fOUDded , Lype of eduoation." Bendiu - e d by the athletes i~~tlude learning how 10 work with lllhcr people, bow to fut>Ction , ftltin • ond bow 10 otley tale-1 aa:a re-auJuioas, Muco Cl(plalncd. • Head r-ball coach BiU Dando IIIJCed, stressilta d w - parallds be drawo bctweal sporu and ..... Hil l'iQa$ ....... "clbciplinc. IIDw 10 acccp1 defeat pace(uQy and be bu.mble iD >'ictory-.. Dando called football "the arcateu fIa·-------~---------------"" RIDE HIGH l - 11de Weekend at Colonial Ridge Stables e ()penUNit dart a WNk • ,._..., • • ,., ltotlrfllldMduaiJ .... ,.,....,,o • 10% Oft 011 ..,._, .,. Hetl •ltll till• ad/ • ·locafH llht m,.• eelf ol locl(polf 011 Itt. 77 11-.. 77 ~ 1 JU6) 7S5-71l7 . COLONIAL RIDGE STABLES. TACK SHOP1 ~-----------------~------· teacher'' ror h.is athlaa.. .. The Univa1it y Nl had one of iu boot yean io illl~ athletics 1M put two scmeACII, Muto pointed ota. UB prod\IC!Dd three: AII-Ameritans- Royal• bowl« Terry 9.rusd. wmtlet Scott Slade and swirtUllet Da.od Bennett . Mo>t val$hy sports had a succasful SCtiOD, includina the fO<Aball team which had its ~inniOJ sta.$0n Jince hs retum 10 campus in J9n. The men's basketball team made tho playoff• ror tht .second straiaht )'tat, while WO<OCn's r!Cid hoekty, track and r.eld, tennis and volleyball all reached the St.ote Charnplonlhips apill. Til< •wimmfna and d!vina squad ..:nt pla)"Cn to a Nauonal nut .:com:.:~oet=i:.:rio:.:n:.:·------­ AndySs M1110 a~~pilasUcd tNt Buffalo bas ........, NidoDII ~ via bolb its ID<:II's and _ . . , bowllna teams. Slnoad plac:cd - " ' iD 1M National Cotqilce ao..11na Cbampionsbips. bdd ia Baltimore, Mllllaad iD April. DftctO< of WDniCft's Adlletics Betlr 0\mmidt o,ploincd t.hat over r,.., ·,..... worner.'• _ . . the past have plated aa ernphuis oa CO<n~ition . "It no " ' - is a lOCial thina." she said, addina that ....... hll\'eD., lost siPt or tbe educational value of sporu." The director arnnned that .... P<osrams ha~ a "aood balance ach&et.ie achiewmenl and learnina.. n 1\thlttcs at< tausht "how to &<t alona in life." Olmm;ck nOted, and they also lcaro "how to h1u>dlc thcmsd... with other .,.,.sonaJitjcs, CompcdOon ceaches studeou "bow IO Nlldle tM -ivc times," 4bc: said, and the adYO.ntiJCS or "11\dlviduals wOfkll\a tOJClber." Maar att.lc.te-.s obtai a "satisfac:tioo ow or knowina tbll 111<y're dolaa .socnctltiDa they C<l)oy." Chairman. of R<aeatioll and Rdaled buonaaioo (RAill) Sah·a tore Esposito said . He• • tilal .... l'iQa$- bet.,...., learne-d ••fairocss. to accept crilicisra and 10 "'""""' otha _....• ...,..._ .. �arowth ~nrm. N<JO, mnow Ill< h....S (opcional) If ~· do ncx llU )'OW' food twioa .. ~· wll<!l You eN. '**' ,._..., ,.y 10 lbe !Ish Is lo llllcl II. W•b I Utili IDC'Iice. it bocomCI& "' cMY u bl'te. Arter IUI1Jl111ht fdll, CUI oJoaa lbe ricll"'-- ~ ardol 10 uw u much . . - u pooribk. Af\c:r you how · - rrlku- ftonl eadt nb aodt of 1he fbll-<:uletrO..IIIIt ud 1,.., oft the fll. 1lle altia .,., be r....,.,ed rf dooka:l by cunina _, doK "' ,.,. rt~~oo n1 palliloc b8d: •~Maltm. Oore ractlrod of coobac .,_ is called lleu<rfi)'IJIII' nu lo _, ...... 10 ~~~ .,... _ . . , of ...... 110'0 flku dl<ft it oooly ooe. .,,,. ., ~· ................ f 8tFI:J .. .J ecr'CIU 1M ',UIIaed . . . lhll . . . . .. n.-,--.........s or for~J"--'IIak Charfe , naa co... ahdr exlelllift peclallina is lbc A uoclacloa for Re1arded Oliklrna (ARC). Money can be pledJed per milo, and lhc CIIIICII p<Ojecu co pedal aboua 10 co 100 mllu per day and 11p P1118 10 Caljfonla, In an co SOOmllcspcr - k , aettlnJ to .W..ed 65 days. abe "Ooldtft' State" jn u Mart J ...·1· " "Bicydc. biqde, I like to rjde my bicycle CIWialr and Nale or jllll rldlna for me.oetva, tbey decided to help others. "We heard of o1her people ridlna for cauJCS, " ~ ""*' ruuu-e-eapaeers wana 10 hdp ARC's Sbdtcred Workshop build acw facililles. CzedaAid. Tbe cawc co bene(ja from esllm~~Uid '-5 cflya. Stuilla OUI on June I, lhe ldleduled route from Buffalo is chrouah Canadl, 1hen down to Mlchipn. They will take 1be lVI« lhe fllbll puedud c:INDal, ........... bolh-oflherill.... I'CIIIOW'Ihe llpDC. T1loal CUI oiT lhe r.... _, tie head. Tlris ....... • 1011 wO lbe wl1olo fiJI! nUllS ""' bolla. • fi}'UII is die most -lar ,..y or prcperina fr£b. Simply coc lhr Alii In <other now or cnabo llld 1>'- 11 io • pu ofbo< O<l or buucr. Tbc: ""' is dooot wllca lhe ...... Is whlte llld will llake ,.jib a fort. Frytna WOf.b bell bus. pike, pndland pu A popular method for trout aod Almon Is bal<iftc. Tal<e lbe cleaned r.sb llld CC* II wldl bR8d cn1111bo. Pu • q....ntr poUDd 0< a 1121< or butler (or ......,U..) oo tbe Wide caviry or lhe li$11 llld bal<e il in a pr.-h<lted owo 11 375 . . , _ fO< 20 mhlut .. or lllllll 'tbo Ocoll is llr Jl• DIVInoeuo (/ you would II ~ ro pl«it~ mOMy /tN til~ bicycltn to be~t tit~ Assoclatfon for R~tlm/~d Cllildnn, contact A RC·AIIontown l ndustrlu BW/Jinr. 410 Frankl/11 St., &1//lllo U202 18&6-4UI). -JJe/xNII K Ultdqulst SUD ~----~----~------~ OHEIHC. ~ARD POSITIONS AVAILABLE WITHIN SUB-BOARD I, Inc. All interested sttrdents are urged to app(y for: • Group Legal Services Program Director ·mponslble for planning and operation of GLS program. Estimated 20 hours/week I I • Off Campu. HOU81ng Director • -reaponslble for operation of'housing search of/lee. Estimated 15 hours/ week r.m. C<Mtrlblltl"' 6dlrtl' " Htrt I# my Aws/xlnd thl f~. ltllo•toCIIIdrf/sltbttt h• lllltn to - flllt. ''-trom an H. s.!l fiJh cocnm<rdol Now IMI !'l)ij b.avt a boll Ml of lblr..,.... do 1011 •t Pr_,., tbe r.sb ror • meal ... ~. lhe ctitrete~J« bd"eea • - aod disuccr. ~ I c:ao 1hed tome lichr on ho• 10 moh evcy carch a Nlinaly ddlahl , '"" acan lbrovab abe c!qoonmeno of &Q)' ...pcnMrka aod look II die prices. AI lh<K prica a r.tJo ror n.ty. Ooe of die moA Q<lleaed bu1 uutlnt mc1hodo for oooltiq fish is ~ COok lhe !Db . . eharCOII aod bule it ~ rew ..~mneo wbh buuor. Wllm lbe filii II dooe II will be llliCbdl' aold<a llco... aod llaw • plcasoDI smok<y 11 na-. biU. FO< 1 pkasam ~ ~ Trour Jdla f01 ll much u S. a ooe or roy ro~ RCipa Is y _,.., Oore four-povod llJh ..... boa hadl. It • Jinopk IO almotl SIS. odd • ton or • -.... Tbc: ronr , ud ~biT the lao! hdp<r 10 ~ oliule fllll fld aloe ,...,... "<~> • doanina 1h< r.... ofpoopk. Tbc: ,..y is 10 )"" aur and • Tw aboul oee llld o. 1uo1t ..,a.. tl Do !his by Milo& olotaa !lie pGIIIICk or ....._ delllcd ...s a~~ In bolt- _ . . , doe orpu .... o.Madl lnud< lbe boll)' c:oob .., • wry dqiDOd . . . . .. · sb&r!> Urft. Will plcoty of NMUII lara<&old 1.....,.. of o r -. .,.....,, deaD lbe ca.-.y and rniiO'< laabo<~-..sd· all....,... fat. FO< U04&1 and Aleon 11111 nocasrry 10 . - t h e bloo4 lliiH IUIDI r.be llih is . , _ ..,:1 lane on !he 1011 or 1he caviiY by tbl rho onieu are Clllobcl. Tbell ..sol ..,One. ' . . _.. lhfY are oooted. Far- • aood day or raslll"' cao much u S20 ofl ao~ ~.. ~ dt•b-..,.,- '*"' _.,._...,dbd __ _ ---- .... _,_-... , -.. To cak 1be r..h, ""' 1... kmfe aJona 1he IC&ka ...._tho ~~aiD ot licde addrld - · odd abooa "'" -of,.....,_ wine wbm die r• II~. r····---·-·--······--····• s....ertlme 1 -Speclall-1 • UUAB Sound committee chairperson & aalstant -reapo-,..,ble for Audio production at camp..e~~ent.. Some techlncal -'ellis helpful I I 50" OFF ~ With This Coupon a ,,..__ a.:.!b-7 ....... ,..,,..,.1 ALL POSITIONS ARE STIPENDED ·~ Jl\as '• EE , T_, . • ,..,.&o~.&J0 • 4,.. ~ .,~-.~ . c.eso~une5181 :I I . t s11.so. ,_ . 7~ I I 1fe8, 135 No. .Jut 1171 Hen.l Ave. I I j ·----------------------:------~---,.,......._ ..... .._,_ ...: • I I "'-~•""""''& .. k,,,~ I ... ' I : J MONTH StiMMB SPlOAl ~ ~ i l J.w • .wr ,,.... ~ '7500+ ,.· ~ ~.=,:- I L.----~------ �.. ········ -··" ···--· .....,.~,~-·-~~·-·---· i l f Anoiiier.....,.. or UB ._u has come to a<**. but the Sprftla " -'t btm .U llowen and sunshine fO< the Bulb and lO)'als. n.. womtt>'a tr-.1< and rodd team paformnl the btM f« ua this Spma ~a 1-0 Dimion Ill r«<nn•hllo lcmna only ODt- to Di.-isooolll llractport. Thr ao,.Js • alto plactd none , WCMMB Ill llw S.e 0 r · • shipL ,........, Sue Clwabe<tala placed blchfll fO< dot ktlalo r-m .,._ n...... the ~~- kw.-a&...SdPth iD dot a - ........ Fr<:IMilln Tern Merritt abo ....... a ...... f0< ..., dlilns Ia a. . . rdar utd tllhP Ia the J.OOO·- . 1'llo ..... .,. dw ado< hiiMI, - . plaped II ,...... e-dt AI . . . . . -lymppW _,_........, _..... illllllilliliiJ. To dak t1stJ •~ laikd to tallr • • · W. I......... fO< H.... Dlbal btfO<tthe , _ "-klooUII•if loe-*1 ~ODtolhDw...,... Maybe .,.aliUio-Md - - ...... he-111\awu~ ......... - -. i w-....... ' ,.,. . •-··lnl:l................. l -" t--· r..w- a.oiolmtly ouperb perf0<1NUICC . _ . .... lO ... 10 .... ua Thr .......... ,..~ quabflod fO< tloe '-th 1a dot Nalio«<aa awa~· St • ......._ n..y . . . . . dtiN,Iistb, aiiCI io the._......... . T8lp ....... 8atlt IJWia aM ladtlt Mtl...plia ore the l.t)'l 10 • ..,.., · Str....t linbhcd - c l In li"l)ts and doubles in 1as1 moollh's ladlridooal Nalio«<aas. Irwin &pOrts a 190 avcraa< aiiCI M'<La..,.litl boo btm dot U8Jtr lor the lto)'als, • Tbe UB ....,., dub boowlina t.., allo quaiiOtcl for the NaUonab apln Collc:b hAll Trlnlcris Is CIOnroclmt t1111 hit tam will linish ulust in tjle top Bob Romeo and Sc:ott Sdtr have bocn the bla IIIDJ lor the BWTIIo IIICO. ' 8ueball bas btm • rtal thom In tile licit for the UB Athletk ~. Thr scanclal iovolvina coadlllill Monkorsh 1\aa put a clan)per on the Buns' season. Tht boys over &\Onmtr are- aiU manaain& to m.a:lntain a winnina record thouah. witlla 19· 1• ..-cl at pra. titnt. Thr Bulls ore ~ unck:r interim eoadla Mlk< Oroh and Mike ~ 11n<t Moftkarih's The - ...._._oo......,.u """"""laot,..... ...,... - · · .......... t...... ......_,t Ibis,...... ax. -- suspension. ''lllnlaliool" lithe ooly wont lila• ourr~Ci<ntt1 deattibts t11t ua ....,......, soft\*! - · The Royall ore a ......., 5-9 unckr new CC*Io Joal< Canhrllo. Lasl- dot II9JU tnaclt It to 1110 State Champianshlpo unck:r !Cary K.&set. ..... .,....,. bas '-1 tilt~ Mory IO< th< Bultllo oint. 1'llo jaalor ''1lllidtalfiod" ltoyaJ bas bmt hiuina <V<fY!binl In sieht to ..... 1110 Butrllo . , _ 8Uildr. Lasa, liUl 1101 ..... u.- II lilly ''tbt -eh" K-INta. The UBIOillor aiiCI C.W. Hilll Scloool ~ 11M 1r«11 tearina up tile ~· llloctey - - . . . . . . IC $' I II bdaa ........, 10 bolh tJo< AJI• Neolo Vaot:~ Hoctq ~ ucl do< AIJ..SWe Ueivenky of Now Yaot: Adtlaic c.a.ra..ce llnl- Al.sur ..,.ts. Thr ......... a.....,od ) 6 . 1 - I . . . . ...S- two tdtool iOCOI. IIJ AMI ito- - Z.!lllttiD · -· The..,. SAbra haft ....... _ ....... iD dot 8oolfllo IIMM. 1 --~_, ,/ t"tockey Bulls without home rink Comt wime:r. UB Kalina k1fvtltft such u rec:roation, intram9.-.ls and tilt -lily hodey ..... will b< stOUtina tb< area lookona for a now I'll« to callthdrh<ont. Formor ;.:., ~. Tonawanda Itt Ton<, has d<cidtd to dolt t.bdr doors ltavina th< Univ<r111y out inlh<cold. Thtdosina ic:t nnk 1101 only allocu us. bus il itso ckpri... the Buffalo Sab<u or a prac:tic:tarma. F'll1l-Man, the corporatioo ........... the lecilily. bdirws tilt arau is 1101 doill$ a soond ~. In orckr to b<u<r utilott th< booildona. the_...., ..-isbes 10 put tht lac:ibly to _,. oth<r 111<. Pra<atly, Oito:tar of Athkua Ed Muto has m<t with otltcr priYaldt ....ned rinl.s-Bo..S.V.d Hobday TWln R111h- 1o dif<uu IV pa•sibilitift of rdoeatona. ~~"""""· nothina cldinst< bas b«<l rH<h<cl, O«<rdona to Muto . Abo bo111 chotl tcl out "tb< AmlocrQ Reo:ra&ioo Cmttr .... the Amhcno C.....,...; · lht caMn' II (or IOWn ltHft"till Oftl)'. .\ • Th< hocl r, Bulk ............. piOI)<d lbtir ...,... "' ,.,. " I« r-" th< lout ,...... ...., Holicllly ..... .__ ..... ......... arouod lotb<fO« • .._.,. ··w.·r<the~---·" c--.s ::"ey~ &I Wrilltt. .. ,_,•• ~ 110piam10cal DoCtor Phyllis_Chesler ... , qr ll.Q.QJf emRioyed care proVId~ ·' ,_ \ ��l:a i f �OU~Nl" GA.AAGE _.. SltvrM't' -'f -#MytondiNY ~-~~~~ R..... P~• ~ oe ua atuOMf UffJc:all~ infw.d • ..,..,....,.. !}-=--=~~--­ oEAOU.-.u..,. w~_..""' -...,o i i 2 ~UtL ro. "'".,_. ed•Uont.flATU .,-e 11,.10 101' OW c=-:10.::::._ -l" ~,. ............... ffrt:f t1tt1 _,.tel ALL AO$ MU$T tM tn M¥•AOL 1!-IUt.,.- pMc» IMIIdtft ~taon, 01 .net • ....,.. c.otW of tl\• M wtth • ct!MK Of' "'~ ....., rot run o• vmen\. No adt Wit .,. ~Nn .,., '-'" OhOM. T'H£ S~CTAUM ,.-• ..,._...,. tM ffiiU to .Oft OJ . ... ._ •'W ""'V· NO Af"~UNOS ate •"'•" 0" dM"t•f._. ...,._ PtM..- ,..• ._. .,,~ "OI'V It ... ...,.._ S..CIN"'' 0~ ~ aHUftM "T"• ,~,,,...... 10 ::r= ":.... .. ~- .... 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T'HRE.R F$.MA.L.1: tU1:Htttn ._..,., AW c.t1 -.yUmel Gl....,..,. •tP, 4<10. \.:OOt< IHG FOR DPE:Rte:HC£ In mlfk.-ting'f t..aw ri:SJ( hlgih ,-.,_.,d futffl' p.ar1 t lrnt ~tlonl" e"YeUatlle now'l ~"' m•f\OtOh&felwortdno met.soJr t e:m•lln. lrt lntno pr·o vlcled. Tr•nsport•tkln requ-k'ed. Clfi6)4·JIOIS, COU N TER HELP AI Forest Aerts fl'oOI •ncs t enna. Oub. Mwt ._ t.m•t., ••· e•wJM« not rC"QYtrtd. For mclh' ~to cell frv-G6 «<ta. s.,...., LIVE-I N Wtnnt« [oO'W · - · tturotttt. paid for Ot'9lf'll,u.ftof\ .,., ~ "" hot.lwhohl a retff"tO uatacutty.,.,.. _ _af...,.. ...._ Room•ndbowd~ In~ tcw ,...~and91'1'l-~ ........ ...,.__ _ THE COl.LEGES SEEK--APPLICAins FOR THE FOLLOWlMG POsn'IOMS lor the 1981-81 llcademlc Year COLI.£GE B: ~••lc Coordlaatw (Part time} J10IIIPf'l ~llt'COLLJ:G£: CliW II I ill,. 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SUre AL. $Uti trt.ncb ••lllway'• tf'lMIOL COUtd yow piMM tlltf r-Id ol 'hf ro11 of ••t-)olt~l-to<<¥tno.Joonn. ~1-PIIV' Oft:AOVATION CU.I.. I tow you. AMy. OEAII. H"NCV. 01(11. Nino tllb YNt ft.M ·-..en I"NNV ...... l ~m go;~ fo mfu Ill Of l'Ou Mxf ,..,. • fhtnb tor eV«'(tn'nQ, lOYe Amy. PS HIWKetn A ..., .... Sam~ FRE£ - TO OUR FANTA5nC AD MANAGER - Mary Simpson: THANK YOU FOR I , EVERYTHING!! w-. Nory, Jolon. sm, «eo~.., SUaLETTEAS W"'NlED nla ~ d - M5C tu lrt<hHI""'. ... -..,.-~ --.CAll- SUal.ETTER WANTE'O - cilsl.nc -.... tullr ,...,....... ••kline /AS ~-1 '-0 SUai.I'YTatS 'W-SC J6ll sc:. ,.._.,. .. GINA~ II.,. litH... CoMidys. ~ Ootd tvok "' ~- W."'l"'l» .-1 HIM. Amy.. LlliGH_V.. _ _ _ ...,... PEPS!, I .....,..., to M$ «1 o.w.. - ~ 'I'OU __ - _, __ ~~=:ir:':~~ CAJt.M.bC ..J03EPtt: ~ttoMit 'h:' .u ower1 . , ..,.. oonne m11t tt. bdt -~- ......-~~ f...OC*S....._ ,......,no ....- .. ...., _. ..... -~· '?$'" _....,. .. T~T fO AU, tHOSe ...... Ita wt10 aR aoss. ttoty co.r. 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We -l'OUON"- H•w • GOWESTt Rldtoft.udtof' (,t.,...,-h• ~ --· Rbtch, pel1 ,.,..,, ..-d fuf!N't " ' - " Wltll v• .,;c. vw-.wr "' Me.• to eutt•to vou ""''' "'• to S>H tnt' to Ottr;tor-, Utlw SitS Ql ·~ n... KEtTll SfOUilNI IHIG: lvtwe tnrfO' ..,.-.~~~ CUTI E. ~ CIIO"N tn~t , , . ., wnvnff" 11 AIDE80ARO Tloe A4 Sloif Of HT Thert Let Us Typeset & OIJ1h\. P.S. vovowe mt• h.~"IICh "~· .Rklt.l..ony• ,..,. -lllllo, colt Pt-GtJ. .. cAMPus #1/!t/:J!nl"*'-..nt-..Ai ·• at...,.~ OHE FEMALE. ..._. Junt -Aueuslt ~ wafttf ory., . , MlnntMta ~lll·Mt c.ftla ..,. Nge, ,.. ,.,.,.• ;;;;;;Ol ... · - MIU ···~ TINA PtlE ... t 5\laLa ~Lii'ii'i \iltAtrtTED futl I'IOUM WOMK S"'lll,..,.-- m-t.a. c.o~~-. .,..,._ , Wit . . ~~! ....._. ~- ott,....,... - · Pllt(W:'EH10tt.A\.. lYPING# P,....-s .,.... ,_old boob out ol Pf'Mtuct. SUIII.ET' - u i - - O O M S C Coli-JIG. IU"• T\1, Th- t0 a m.·7P.m Sal. - 11 ........ p.m. SUaL.En£111$ WINd' W tur't\lMM .SU8LETlER.S wenttCI two 1. . W....,. . . 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SU""ME':It T\lrOA:I NC.•"'CGt.H"tli "f' SU.NIMEA $Uit.JET IPK-t, turr\111* OM berchom .pt In modrn compt,f~t, P•tiGJ IMn\MJnt pool. leMI\ OOUrt, ' OHE FEMALE SU&LE'T ....,:.a,n " ' Ot l-cb1• ff'· .,--·-· . . _ , bl<l'<lol>OII• IMfvctK •II v1111Hel.. c,•tKJ C..G. 611<. .1. URVttfS SPECIAL OISCOUNT$ U8 ~ &. Clift. 1 �--......-,.-.,..."""-,..,_t""" ..,_bY c.m... Inc. ...-Jp\1 for~- • - -·or en""""'*"* sodopolt!ail ~ ... A -llldbdng-- .· JtlpoNI . . . I» pold. Send • ,..,...,.. - ot tnnoa1ptDr. Oonn<o Hodge. EAv.-..-.tal - 123 -ln- Wd-~Z.Eillaltt.-..Compots. -ts. """-GroupJ..<9il~offar$trw11901to Ill U8 Student&. 00 y<N , _ . Mw1ng . oouru or tilt B'eslollnt's Commbslon? GIS has taw studtnto to ad as OffendeD for Fo< morelnrorm.tion.IIDp In ot GLS. Opoft II ·Sp.m. Monclly. Tueodey. Tllurocloy. and Fridq: unta17 p.m. 'Wwdnesdly In ,.., Squl~. .Abo open Mondlys p.m In 177 In SWJ/ tPU backuage r:s MFAC. Ellla>tt. 831-2Z73. ,...__SUodlyot II a.m l n h . J i n t Aoom.-.-~-10~. ----...,Tllo ,.... - ,.__ loCatad 01 tiM llnlYoraty t-.)lng ~ ·qu_otc of tl1c da'. · ~~~=:=::.s~:.~ ~ _ :..·If you w ant to achieve your upec:tatlons." , _ , to ht!p you Jeam to 0f91'1lu time. cJe...eop your . vCQbulary. Ul<e IK't\n , _ .....,.._ your t u t - tol<t tostsOflA! rod--~- l1Sa1110CIIer happl nltSS, lower . _ of llt\ldylng. Wt .,.. • ~ dtcp<ln - - no appolntmtnt 11 , _ ,_ Our llours art MTu rrcrn 2-4 -Ribln p.m. w rrom 12;4 p.m . .., Til frotn 1~ pm. ----- ----------.:.::=- .., DoJ• .... a ~..-? 00 dr1nknot _ , to c:antrcllt? 00 r.v. a fritod or rtlamlldl )'OU )'OU don Wllodnnks ~.., •Itt> """"')'OU hntdit· llcii!;Y CDping?lt yov do.- wlsllllojp. come to ttw mett· ltlgoftlll-'lcchaiA...,...._f'l'oG.....,, W~ot3 I>"'· In 107 Honnn. AC. or lntormotton. - ~'Of ..., cou 63&-21107 ror --today rurvwr ot 6 p.m In 233 WAC. lllocott. loiHtlng far all .....-... All mUSt CooM tool-·.. AED offl:ors mooting todly ot 2 p m. In 266 Squlro. with t n - . . 1 S t - . AI ore tnvrtecl. stuatnrs. foeulty and Staff t<>aoy lfom 3-5 P-Ill-In ~ ~d·;;~~ coffee a~ donuts-- Sj>on..,...,.l>y Spr1ng Into octlon with Ule WO<Uho~ ~ a _.ksllop ~or. We art S.""'Jllng for voluntHr-. tor nut semesters workshops. If yov eralnw..tAid 1n Sharing your talotot or ski" and meeting new people.. let us know. Leodtr IW'CJI>QSad forms con bo obnlned ot 110 Non.on or by calling 636-2801•• IINdoei -VOiun~ far So,.,.,. ~ onc1 Fal prGgrlmS c:oocernlng botll Ollld - n g ancl Early lntervtnbOn ~ to prewm. eNid lbuJt. Con)e to , CAC. 345 Squoro roaoy, Both yovr c:onvm.nl!Y,and yovr future nHdS y<N ~ parrldpote now. ln•- BUFF vol. 2 poeiiJ. tlttlon. dromo end ~plob. Tilt due~tlno for ~bmlsslon is M>y 31. Bu(t. Dept. of Engllsll. 302 Clemens HoU. Amherst, 1426Q, tnt ,...,. of Buff is now.avaollbJt at the EngUsll of1'1ce and Talking Lea\les Bookstore. • The ,.,..._ __ .....,._...,.,_ -- . Af- ~ - - Squirt. today .. 5 p.m. In 346 ~ itu- ...... matts mc.yat6:30 pm.ln tilt w -··""'Rocl Jcl<et - Floor I.Out~Qa. El11cott. rneot ldrnor.ow at 8 PJTI.In 2U AcloHon Annex. Jtsskia Loo9 WIU speak on " Whot Its Uko To a. A. COWgll'l." lOA ........ Friclay. Way IS ;., tl>t ,Bttl floor lounge. Cloool)oeor. Topb: BOA-ancl the Bong. lndoe> - . . P1pos and the.- lmplcatlons on Mlr1)ulno Lows. 1111 In • nut__ - Y........,. a . - Noy 18a 730p.m. tockKusslts ,.._lng fO<" ,.,._ lnfotmotlon all 688·~ 838-1375 or 838-1810. oc sti>p 1n room 113. , 4226~1.H. tM M<ond w 1Mt Wtdnuclly at fNerJ moot!> It 29 YtmOn Pl.... apt. l (I blOCk lOUt!! of Main AtnlltrSt ~ to discuss lufhlt &ut·Waat - - -In ~S.wholistlchult!l~.«c.FOrfurthor lnforrnadon c:oll BJ&.2252 or ~·7215 oc Cnlll .... 5 w. NartftnJp (832-64001- at tho ot - Stxuafoty C..tor. Summor tnil'olng 1Joljlns June I . Al>l'(y ot 261 Sq. . . or II I - - S-a-Did )'OU know thlt if It W«e not tor. tnt rnonclotO(y !OO.j/OtJ'd l\lvo to pay SIS a stmesttr to ~ ~~':."•atlonot IOddti•s? Vote yes in tile t,t: ,.,..,_t Stu4eot ftlghte Orgoolu- wont$ • V._.,_,. for su...., . . ....,_. It ..._.... htt fOt' c.n..r IAfonr.auon 831·35ZI. vue WlM - .s.r..... a - pa"J NQnon l.Owlge. AIIIJW!ttcl. CGntaet Oltvtol at CAC. tOday at trw. - oa lgnorno o.x. Ensomblt Will be - Y of countr1es tn an on o. Cl:>mt to tf\loy tht t>oolltltul costumes. - - and music:. Tkk4ts avallatlle )'OU ; . walk for unity lfom tM Squire fountain Area to canlsius Coltogt. Forum Will be l>tlcl before tl>t walk~ ot l),30 1>11>-e l - t l W _ __ -- - GOing lfom a wide An:pork .,..-fotmonce Noy 1 9-..30 p.m.Jn tl>t V"" for JOQ favorite boo~ (mole or fema.Je~ must Pl'fstf)t student I[J. over 18 ploase. free wttk or dencious Coody- 5nad< Bar foqd to tlrSt ptaco. --at ----·- at Tlckotron outlets. Pte..., tomt. PIIJIII - · autt>orandat-Willi Qollcl...t Dloty of w,.._ - . About 1o1on. and _ . . , _ - - Wll be. a~ and Mot-: _ £mmo. the BUthlo w--s Boo~ostcn tOdty frotn •~ p.m. Cal B46-8P10 tor mort lnforrnatian. Or, Chniel- Wll spalt at"ISO F - toN9ht at 8 p.m. ~ • - ~~~-,-~dabehotaognphtd by Otpt. of ThNtw and ~)once St,_ts MIW Smyntek and Rick Ros$.wllt be pr-.1 .. HallwaiiSaat<y. 700 loloin St. on l'ues<llly. 1o4ay 1z ot 8:30 p.m. Allonto:... c.m-llltJ C.tlt _ , - . . . .....,- .. 8:30p.m. "It Ill Elmwooci.Awnua. Ttd etmoon and Ed SlndtfS - rtlicl for "Just Buffalo•• ~- tonigllt at 1:39 p.m.Jn the Jane t<oe1er Room. Elbtt. Jstael• kMitp•ioCitn<t day ~ 10 ..... ot.Ho:ltl40 ~ 81\ltl. ......,. ~lotllisT..-ytroms-11 p.mmthe '""._., tile-~-- ··--ottlot_-w......_ ..._ of .!* u,. ..... s... ..... lt:SIIIa:>go-.Jol! ~lor ~on Slturday. lolly 16 01 from 1-3 pm. Alomort -·~All,..._.._.. Or Allen ,_,"""-tile""'..._.._Or... , _ of tllt.IACIUre -- -u i::'u-::.. ~::-'""' . . ~ ~• l'llltry Wol1ahopa r-.g. M -. . -....s m t>mg m.r own wrttln!gl...,jooin us mc.y at 7:311 - - . .Jt WS.:. lOB Win-, llao_ _ _ _.... 831-a515 tor .. . . . . , . _ - ..,.......,_7art!Jtswe-gthair~­ Thom -................. -..-. . ..,_ . . -...--. ... ....-............ ........ -....._.....;......The ~T lloolllota l\lve -od. The . . . . . .. .._ 21 to< ,....,_.. Coli Mrs. litodt at in~--- llr. Fink.""' p-How C.MS. IIIIdt at 831-JIItSfara~~---llr. Flnll.tlll. , _ . , _, ----~-~~a· eoun. a · ....... ~ lA........ - .ll QJ.Aarfur-. Milt. ~ Our Own" .,.._ ""* a.r,...,... _ _ yttor.-yallp.m U\_107 T _ . ,, tlltryonewelcorne• - . tilt llaffe ~Center. 400~ Won tO Optr'*>g........,S.....,• 2-5pm ._,.,...,31 . ""*"""- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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'' I Unl....,, Moll lilted ., tho profasioDal ........ - dilibk 10 ~ ....... Nrw .. Apr114, 'rCJ)fCI<Ol lloc ~ oo cnatla' 1979 . . . . . . pildled ....... ...... die o( lilt pmc II." llw tlw M......,._ ~- Colett-Nortb. MoMan~~ H - . Moa ..W llw be lanoccl IIObodtiiCioD ~ in .... tbc tloc lcfl for tdublrioa - ·· but Flor thor bt wu not - t11a1"'you ia ,.._ ,u.a tho 8ollb ...... . · colte&ts .Cea't betwoen allo~ ouuidcn." ·~ ... . ~ ..... lhc ~10tlleW~ '* ....,.._, v..,.. !Jdo:au.'' 8•11• ........ pkdln .,....s Run 10lraiiiDt __ Florida ..,.. lllbd bow Mao could be ........... . . , _ of Gary ..__. ua ..,.. wtoo 4W DOC .....,.,....ployioo&latwo- ..._ . . pildw did DOC lUke tloc trip, ~ --=red tbM lw ......~ ...... bappcood." , . AtWclic eo.-ittet has JManl ..-ony frara a ~or .,..,.. .. lloc Athletic Dcplortlo Ita two-wec:t lnvcruptioo. Noll_. Colle&late Atlllttie ~ (J'ICAA) EAforcaacnt {ailioiiiO • raWtled .._, ~oot Tom v..,.. cold T1te 0.. • ..--....,., lllk SpNa. Sp«ll'tl(flf that of tbe .. ..sdillall. die COIIda ~ complalnu no• bdore the c-.ktat, lbe substitutioo or lhc ..... , _ .... pitcibcr. ,.,.,_ IIWII pll.ytt is tlte mort rar a profa&ional · oerioua oat• ...-. St. Pelenbtlra Communi!)' That loc:lcknt involvccl Oenni• CollcleHDM111 , wbo now pltd!a for ,tbe A-.., Moalc:anll odlnl11 U~at 11n1ao1 did lht aquod Toronto lllue Jo)'S' SllOIUdale, to Floriclo in 1979, tbc coach Aril.ona form club. 1be ltflhander ialloled llw tbe plo~ "dldo'l all.,cdly pitched aaainot St. pildl in any pmc Ulat coo.u ued .•• P...,...ra Community Collcae, Tltc rourccs clai m that the ..- tbotilb u a profcaionll • IOlbotiMioo wu liUIIde because at bide be rewictod from playina llnluns- ~ lftdiaiblc .. tlw collellal• levd. Ytaa• 1>0ttd that lo any to play ..,..ty atbldic:L ......... ~lloc --.1 . . . . licioftnl ~,. April l-IMial far doc . . . . ...., Moll p'lllilod .... tile loa. MoDUnll io c:umiiiiJ ...... Facdy s.. AI*'< eo..illlc far ollollodiY nor to-,......,. • ............. "'doe '"'o '*""' acxom....., a He oorod. ' - ' - · t11at ··rou always line iudiciblc pii.J<fl playioa.'' .,_.....; •• lloc [allUred iac:iclcnt, llw B•Us were cratitied trith ~tbc-.1-olo sdredllled dou.b Je.ta6er - ' Xavier UDivu.-ity. 4-0. lavtlliptions f'C'\'Ciled 111a1 11ocrt was l<lually oo - . 1 ...,. plllyod, &ftd tlw pllonod .... ,.., m..X liJ former UB pitdM:r Ed L - - -......,_--...::!:i Reu<r. Y - uplained tlw lht NCAA Wl$1\onaton. O.C &ftd one loA roo 1be i• - too coeccmod with flloifred aorcs. He oored llw laJt year 1 Bulls wkll pma .choduled. aroup or collcac <OICha md, ond Loc•l papers reported four concocted ~ talli<s for a cootall-oont by t1w l · l .c- ror number of cama. 1beCIIrortl<II!Cflt in rc:prd to tht Bulls iociclent, ':wiii'IC lbinp have comt dowo the pike." a&tnl no<td Aa:onli"' 10 sr.ttistic slwc11 kept by UB Sports Information OUector Lorry /su<k, tloc April .~eria r ecorded aarin~ Howard the prne wh<T< MD<I ...u lillccl u P<lchiiiJ. End or ........ tO<ab lndicole t.hat Moll pilehed In one pme, <omplettd sb and t,.o-1hhclo innlnp &ftd com.,; ltd an(). I r<CO<d. 1be Faculty Scn.lte Cornmillet llu setur<d all or Ibe team'• record· '* boob. &ftd ,. Rqllirccl tO th&Frcedarn of laformmioe Ad to -than. . Uni\'Cf'Ji<y Ooreaor ot Public lnfarmation Harry J.cbon lllld • T...-.IIJ t.hat 1be ln..,.qptioo is Aill cootillui"'- wilh oo cocnpielion date aYiilable. Moolatnh reported 1ha1 e¥ttJthina be knew wu "f........-ltotbeCornmicr«." He oddtd Ih .. be \0 team tht final oura>m<, &ftd 1ha1 "I bopt 1ha1 111 be told prcuy soon. " is"""""'' · 6 ·May 1981 Vol. 31, N o. 90 SUNY -~ ... h unf111 """'"" pro<cclwn .... ,..-·-~·iU briac tbe ......,_.. lellvrt of Ul S..!Mb Prof..- Mollu R,_,blati"RD<b 10 an end before tbe ...., o( lhc 1912-t) oadesrut year. 1be _ , . ourroundin& the Mardi 4 artitnr<ion .,.....,...tinp between lht State of !'lew YCM1< &ftd the Prof....,. was brotco by _UaMnlly Ptc:sidenl llobcn L. x.eu.. on Mond.ay. Kat"' r..ultd Ulat an aar.......,t had beefl rodl<d .........,. Lhc •o•u•sd for RosenblauRoth, tbe Staie Univemty or N~ York (SUNY) coun,s d &ftd a N<W York Stale arbitrator. As>iiianl 10 th< P.uidrnt Ron Stein confirm<d 11lat Wld.e1 the 1crmaofthe~t. Rosenbllllt· Roth's tcodlin& fCII)OOJibUit~ will be ltmUI\Ittd "' til< end or tbe cwrmt semest<T. He will then bqin ooc,yeor ~I assianmmlto the Ptaicltnt's orr... Ihat will coruintx lhr.lu&h the sum.,... or 1982. Rosenblatt-Roch·s actornfyl Dtlotiated tbt out~o(·courl .......,....c wben i.e became aiJilllfftll that lbt Prof....., roWel not ultima1dy win in oourt apinst 1lw Univenlt'l, a 11 udtnl o ffirial conr'"""". "Aecordinc to lhc llwory ol PfDII'CfoSi~ disaplint,.' lhc stuclml Jli'<SRcl, "be was ill 1 beua bwpinina positiooo " ' rqotiatint C111y, .. A. . . . . . The ScM<'• cllal'aCS apina tht Prot-.~- oo allcprioos tllal he r.kifred bis Studalt Coone and Ttlldlc< Enlutiorl (SCATE) reporu to lht tloparuuaJt or SW~sti<$fo.- tbc lm.IO 7<*'. ta addllion to tbc SWe d>arau. tile SloMJoat ~ (SA) bacl flllld • Clllllot:IM , _ ..-nut aoocablratt-ttoth. cllarJina nr ,.1. 1JUNY• m ~J~D.-..P.3 /..-eve !t Buff81o --~__............. ..,_.....,. ------- Mal.ina,..,. ...... --..-...- ..-...........- by~R­ - ~.-nw 1 ...... him _.., , 0 ......... c-.. F.a.J,~IIIO SlooUowa 101 -•-«oo~t \ad lldmiodlcrtd tU< finof <Uift for hOI I l«<iMAudBdowa.Scud<ftu •trc: u ·qcurcd co rt·lurn a OOIDJ)U1triztcl anra<o 1nd lnd handwnuc:o ailcvlatoons. Two days ana ~PI of cht c'atnJ thf Proftuo, noufiC'd bttwttn 20 &ftd u ((\ld<nli 10 mctl him at hi> ~ leo off'a Thry •ttt SUb.K'qUfftll)' accu\ed o( chnh.n& on tht' e-arn and •m &i\tn &ht oplioo or submutma an orol C!Ulm or tatina •• F n 1ht course:.. SA orrodob contended 1h11 by h11 arbiuary SU~kUetOn accus aaion i and of fL"QUircrncnrs ._ hh th<>orol <lWll. RosenblAoii ·Ro<ll had commltt<d 1 br-'> or concract. .. ~.u:~ ~~=~~~;·ll:.: would be no varlllllC'C from che sr.tted requltcmmll or 11w oourY, oamdy. 1 honlt mlcl·t..,.. &ftd .u.. • .u..bon><fu>ll. " N_. ............ The oriclrW ..... action ....t tlw •-.s fried by SA wa retracted. ac:<O<dma to A~~oaate Ootu<or or Scuddlt Alflll> Rortald Oollmann, becaldC of lht •ll)'ina natUre or 11w ............. "Individual stlld<nts AR-iAIIoci""""'" Offolliq separate ~.·• Ooltrun• saicl. "It is .__;ate ror thcmtofilt_.-..dy." Whik lht Pror..- ..m be l<a¥ina his teadllcla po<l in - - ' wteb. Natunl S<:lm<a &ftd MMh Dean Oo"*yne Aoclenon afformccl tbat his dM<ion is tl)'lna 10 ........ ......... llot<TII>Iott·Roth that wiD DOl jcopardlft Jflduatina Or. Eait " is a.•~~~oaa« proced.,.-C'.s a,c.ai.A - u-Rorll_.....,_.. Clultbe-~lcould ..h....., lhdr ..... - huw · ·Tbt"V •h•• s ar'C' rtOt lntno tblt, ·· En11 C'C Kintued . HSiudtftl\ ..... IKJit wrra U lhC' rtsull of tom«M~t lar,'ina tbe' Unn t'nlt) •• Gnenll<'ft ohat ha•e alrod) bttn ffird v.-iU conunuc ro be .rr... ldJUdK'IIt'd •habet itownblall· Roch li Mrt or not, Enis ~ - S«rttA commhtee bas b«n (ouned to hf'ar \l¥dtnr' pir\'a~. 1"hC' (ttw caS< was prcs<nlt'd )'tll<'l'day before 1hr« Sc1tisria ProfCS\Of'S-Wilb.rd H. C'lotwonhy, Rolph RUllO and Nonnan Severo. R01t0blau-.Rocb alio pram1 at the' hnrina. Tht stUcknl .. ho filed lhe pkYancot list ....-.. dauntd 1h~1 Rotmbl&n·Roth had accutcd Ita of clwltina • lhc St•istics 101 final tl.am . Whto utc-d b) the ~~~;as Univtrsity 10 c,onfirm the .......acion i a - witb UB POii<Y. he ..... dmied that lw had railccl 11<r ror <htat.iftJ. "1be d«isioo on (tbe lttldmt's) ._is ifllponaM............. swdts>t tlftc htaril:s doimtd. ......., IS ...... I "It eould e~~ablish otber..a." uo~..,.;,y a prendmt far orr...., t - or lbc "This 1a btlna h&lldlcd "' lht departmcntal levd," AndtnOtl cltcision to raond RoscnblattRodt's lenuft' siacr. lht Marrll ~. of lbc ,.._ ol lhc ...... ..., R_.,blan·llO<h &ftd lloc Uni>"a$1ty scipulalcd that the sen...,_1 would nol be publidtcd ucuil the contrownlal Prot....,.. bad lefl tho Uniwni!J. "This publiutioa or tbe _ , is DOl in lhc best iot<fUI ortbe lluclmtsand tho Uni....tty," userted, "(S~dltia Chalrman) Slcin OODC!uclecl. ............. - ·one P.S / Italy (Or 'fcDdolatiDn'-l'p.6-13 1 Sportilf news-l'p.IS-17 �. to mainl&in llx same d.,..., 110or, .-..d "-h .,d l'lltUie .ldettloo since the Co<mcil's decision. Whil< Turaeon il forbidden from -.dlltrtislna dancina at the BBC, Th~ Sputrlnn hu observed numerous i n1tane:es of JUcb ac:tfvities. Accordina to Oebl, this makes Bi!C mana..,.....uubj«<to ama. ' 11 was a cWsic cast or political armwrtscllna ~nd, predictably enouah, llx biiF I\IY "!Go. Amid c:twJes or amrmoocta;na and dirty deals, tbe Erie County Lethia tote receotJY voted to elimiJWo lbree 20 IOib. ;!be redbtrictina plan is bdna UAilc:.d by Domocnlts who stand to llloe t)"O or their DiM: ...win 11x J..eP!aljlro if 11x plan is approved by vorm on June Z3. Tbe Republican Lqislators that drow up the plan dlim it will save County taxpayers some- SUO;ooo per year in ~.... In political terms, however, the move is constructed so that incumbent Demoen~w!U be foreed to run apioit eae1t other beeause their four districts ·wm be meraed Into .I .i ~· ;. . I accordiola to Gml f In Ocy Holl's Common Council CbamlScn, Oehl told his ...ne..ucs or .. lhal>lh<y ...nfacod with achoioein unoompUcated Chooae one uquisite framed In 8 simple, yet design. For the finishmg bMn hand fluorentl ned. and Erik. , diamond, stunnin9. touch its From you e :t::jl .teRS ~ ~ A lona·winded Buffalo Common favor or "tho wealthy and Council debote over llx race or the powerful-capable or makina very Bile tayem culminated 1as1 ,...t< luJC campalan contributions" or when the !$-member Coundl voted "the people !Ivins In the unanimoudy to deny restaurateur ndahl>orlloocU-the real baekbone fran k Turaeon a dane! DC" lic:ense of this Oty." for the Baily Avenue establishment. o),e informed sou= contaeted University Councilman Scott by Th~ Sp~clrum implicated 001 had vowed 10 toea! residents.,. Buffalo Mayor James Griffin, tbat he would rectify an ' IUliOIIIothm,qa"hiahlevdO!y "intolerable" situation which had offiCial who had contacted various \efl~bersoftheRonndsAvenuf Councilmen In suppon of Block Oub both frustrat9 Turgeon." , ingy. Compbints have abo Claimin& that the Council'• over Ihe past two yean. as ba inle&rily wu "on t.rial,'" Oehl two. " "' patrons have boon blamed' for late- Pf'05<111ed the situation in bombastic The Democrats in the Lqislature ni&ltt . noiK, property damage, terms. Six oouna1men, previoustr have charced that the special thefts, litter, parkin& problems and in. support of Turtoon_, promptly refenendum co be hdd next month assaults. shtfted to a wee or denial. could run up to 5600,000 above the The owner of Buffalo Harley· Gehll)lans to monitor th< BBC's potentlal cost of includin& llx plan Davidson, loeated adjaecnt to th< activities over the nut sia monthi, in next November's' aeneral B.BC, rtp9rted that bar patron.s had at which lime he will "Withc!Mw election. . urinated 'on his diiplay Window. opp'ositlon to the oper8tion sbout<l • The Lqislature VOted II ~0 9 OD Durin& a six-month period In 1980, !here be evid"""" of "a sianfficant 11x redistri'etlns plan, which <Plit Bufflio Police were inundated with tmprovement," ,. alon& party lines. Tbe meliSQte is IZ3 complaints related to the BBC, • 'However • Tu~eon ~as ,Continued . llle dircc:t resull 'o f the 1980 CeDrus, ~----------..:!......,.;_!..,_ ·, wnich showed a 250,000ciOcreas!: lD Erie County popuJation. The i>emoerab ..Y they plan to fiJ)it the !'roposal in court. f A 1\ N'"'\1\ lr\CEI\'~TER THE Dlt-\1 y 1\...)1 '\ILl 1'\1 -BUFFALO • CHEEt<fOWAGA • WJLLIAMSVtLLE __. . :.,: .: . .______. . ,. .____ ,.-------~------:..... __• '\ ... • 'Mayor James Griff1D reeently unveiled Buffalo's 1981-32 budget, which eolli for a massive lay-orr of City employ~ and a mat&inal liX intnue. However, all this can be avoided If the Stitt< complies with Griffm's requ<SI for SZ3 million in aid, according to the Cotuf". Exprm. I . I -'lr tbe stile (oil< shorl.,,tbon~2 CiJY employees-or approximately I$ percent of the Oty ·v.:ork be out of a job. This includes JS) police orr'l""s lnd 150 ,.. fire orrtcials. )..as1 week; Grirrm warned that' the Buffalo Public Schools llliaht also be heavily cut back. I l'he budget aoes into efrcct July I, and Griffm is hopeful that the Slllte· will pl'Q\'ide 11x cmeracner funt!iq bef~ that. In previous ~rs, Jlutfalo lias boon able 10 •vert larac«~>Je lay-offs throuah ~<rJOilCl' State ruodin&. In 1980. the State provid<ocl $17.8 million, and rn 1979, Bufflio wu bailed out wilh ~.6 tnilllon in c:mersency State ald. rorce-wm �Survivor recalls horrors ofStalin reign ·.. n.. "Thtyearl9l2hdd aapcdal lllpir~ in twopUuohb< woc111 ror the that·)'OWll'lbOmu Scooio. Uviac in aurra1o 11 Ihe time, S.Ooio saw the dissqlation or his famil y. Whilt thousaadt of milts IWIY in I b&rTen. unillhobited J<!OtOI' Of the 5cMet Uttloe calltd Kolyme. Soviet sco1o1:im un<O¥Crtd dc:poAts or told In need or mutlaa. Ho reaclttd on impon.ant juDd uri in Ufe in 1932 11 siJ! yean lattr the <rn<raina artist would fond him>dr bwitd betxath the unyiddiftl OOt'e of lOtl~tarianism. Throup hi' and ""· S,Ovio r«<Unttd lih strugles In Stalinist ..r;Jsia in a rocc:nt loctu~ 11 UB. • The..-• ~on wu an idnl medium for communism td the dbcon.olate pgblle. "The pony thrived on tlbicontqu," Sao•·io malntained. H o - . duilDI the woeful <ra or the eorly 19l<lltbc: US 1..-menlused a hc:ary hand ln rqulotina the blsu,.._ee o r oommunbm. Fc.rtlan perpcllatOI'I or tJoo ldcdoc.Y 1>ecam« 4-'>k: commocllties. IAbdool "the- radical family Ia Wailem ~ Yor\" tb< s.o>io's had 1 blotort or amsu. Fotlowina a 19ll a~. the 'llCiler's flllhtr wu confronted Mth ru. r ""'l' ~. "If DIY fathtr went bck to Italy," .sai.t SctMo. "be: probably •ould """"bc:e!llilled. I'W>. Mussolini WVII'tthat bad, my father ,..ould ptobably bc:eJI Jiven atstor oil, I hen plaeed In elemal exile." Instead of tclumlna tO their na.live eounlries, mremllts had lhe Option Of ~miaratin& to the Soviet UDion. Scovio'S flllher mlde bls "volunwy dcpanuruo tbc: Soyiet Union." ReunldDI with his rather lwo yean later in 1934, the • pcaker dalmtd the USSR was not bad ai all. "Thu• ,.,. lhOUUIIdl o( fordpen ln Moscow," he $&id. "In the ....,....... w Mft ueated wolt.'' . Out ID. number factors. condition$ in the Soviet Union !o<nt aour. AnemPilnt 10 pin lU,pmlle authorily, Josq>b Stalia inlllatecl the Pu,.... or 19l7Jl8. "In 1934 the AtaJlrian Socialisls were p-ee~ed by Stalin u lb<)' puwled lhlollcb Rtd Sqate. By 19l7 aD or them ~ i!OftC.''~Setmo. Wbc:ntheflllalbturier,....dropped . t.<ClOISiiJiued, the~ could pick uptbc: phone a t will and ~ U}OCIC .,.,..ed. . " I was ...U.q out or the Am<ritu emllaJoy........, 1 was -theftdecl.'' aid s,o.lo or bls .,..,curt in 1918. To mt<l the -.to or R..,.;,.'s lndlllldali7.atioo, slave tabor was reqlllred. FoiJowmc t h e -· Saowio's odtsoey draued him or only pod lhlnt K1lnlldlov ._. did "'"' odll\11 t1w that -cnt on (lou.. in 19S6l." .S..,Yio rccalled. " He onlyiAIId a millionth or tJoo truth. Tbt pony (Amtrio:an) had noclri"l to ..,:· On 111ar arrival at t1oo prison. nwo . _ interropted tllcn ..o, i.IISick to he deuCid up. "They """ld lha,.. orr aD our body han •• , tl\ey had 10 with the ino«U. ~in, Ilet." .S..,vio sponl tlifee- - - inside the oqualid J•l. His dacriptloft or the cODditlQns brQoah• ronh the lmP<""ion or the lilm MllinirAt bqwrtss. One hundred and sixty..- men to a room was a ••'llbtr the speaker &aid he would ~ fOr&<l, " It Wll five men sleepinaiiCrOR tWO COlt," he &aid. "We"~ a llowed to US( the toil<! two times a day." The odls o fltn oont&intd a uri~>< bucket whk:h. Stovio remarktd, "we had to bel the JU!lr4s to <mpty" eldl day. "The smell was tem'ble.'' Shtina cramptd inllde a «II. the men wert OC'CIIlonally siveo a 10 lO 15 minuL<n<rclse period. "'hid! OOM!Jted of walk.inaoorund in t:irdn tn a dOJ kennel. Sa<Mo daimed. P"- life"'" Ilion thouah. uoder tn011 coc:!dltions w""ld be:·~- ror 101 indMdiJ&I, ""'for Saovio and tbc: Olhcs cap~~~ lhc )"l!! to CIOIIIC. Whal followed was the trip 10 M-'an lhftl to IC.ol)'lll&. SIX thousand mll<s-ou the RI&Uian count,.ude, SctMo rock pected inside a catlk car with 70 othtr ....... lltif was the uip to Mapdan. " There ..~ r~ ~or cou ,.,.,. fOUt•r lhe men slept." Taken to on armed ~~laJC, they ,..,e k<!'lthtre until the ¥oyaae. to Kolyma. VIvidly rteallifta the dateS or 02Ch shirt I~ locale. S,O.io Witb I Cl.lt Of J000 tO lOOO Olh<r Shullled Into th< boltom of an Amcrlcan·made freialtler. "It was Auawt 211d. 1939. " Uke the slave ships that bro•&bt Afribn watTiors to the n.wly....tabli<htd United States, men ol the Soviet Union. enslaved by their own tova'nment, W<r< carried to their plaat.tloou. The Kolyma rqlon or RU.Va is isolated from the VUI -lotion or the eountry by iu lade or ........ "Kolyma I. like 10 bland," S,Owio de<cribed, "there b no nuiroad. juJt boat and plane c:u srt you lhcn." ~lnd rrvm tbe SIIU or Alaska by the B<r101 Strait, Kolyma moiu the...,. fricid oltantS dlllina the winr.. "'"icb """"was .-tht. "Wt""""ed~daysa-.12hounadayinM ~·.,.o W<al.lla." said 5toYio. Oettina onl7 600 calories a day from -p. bread and t.bc: ....., bccanx tik< rats. Sltippina away any pods pos.scwd ir the O!JI>Ot1Uftity .,_.,ed itself. "Whera $01'Dd)ody di'Cid," the speaker dtuifotd. "others would steal his clothes then hide l!lroupc:aunt-,.. ~¥>troo . him to ... his bread.'' Ac:eordiAC 1D 5iovlo, priloGen wen: pbt<td aboarcl Convonely, tbc: pOIIOOCI:I had \o depend on on< another 10 .....,.,..._vehicles, II« bra!lln>Cks. to maintain se<r<cy. ill y allvc. " We bad to boner to survi¥1!. The free enterpo>e The ao wen hlddon that the CommuniSt Pony in J)'Jl<rn always <JIIsttd lo the eamp." l"ot ..,., relepted alo•es the United Stata renqed any toowledae. or the mass antsts in the lndimate atmosphtff, Saovlo and th< others w= and triab, JUPPOnlna the SlaJin r<sinx. r-- - - - - - , . . - - 'OR:ed --t.,. o_mr•-k..•_•_~_ir.....,.own_._ __ _ _ __, ·:o-:::::""- .,.._ pu,... _, High-tech • CoIIege Is _ _,..,.._,.... _ ., _ __ ;· ~one avy had some wirr, he could .Ue -Ia aad tl'l<k them for tometbina he needed. We tlvad ""'* r.-. ov.r und<rwcar.lltina • ...WI p;.c,. of matetial.ll>nl rodioa it; unclmoear was valuobk." In fact any c\o(llinJ was l>f......,., as the tncidmc< or fr051bit<,... rampant . Many of Sco""''' paintinp dealt IOil!l thio. idea, showin& lf<ll d'-!oration on the flesh Of men. ThehanhnessofKolymawa>Sometim<~toomuch fD<meno handle. forcin& them to alter their deAJnies by any means posSible. • The mcafb often turned out to· be: self-mutilation. The Clllllnaorrorlwldsodeetbecatne eommon ~. "n.o.. who couldn't m~lilatt thcmsdva .would urinate io their l)ove .,.. boott thco ao out to wort ," he dobonored. "Whera they had third dean:< rro.rbite or"" they would 10 ln. be S<11tl0 hospital r.,.. ampuwioft. Tbey would JptD4 tbc: wint,. in tJoo hospilol, 11>n1 be ....,, to wort in the timb<r c:aropL" Supposedly a lesi.otriac<nt ta>1t tlwl ............... StoviosptDtiOyeanirtK~befor<his<¥mhloalrdtu<., r....,... cakulllina the in his own tmm. t&tiac Into ........,. the pain imoiYCid. he arri.m .. a areatly Ylriaol..,.. .., spc:ut a mi11ioa yean in Kolymo, -'> day was hltt 12 years-fi>Uitiply that by tp ... " II only took nine months a O<r his r..._ to be arrested apio. "I wos put in Vladimir prison, sentenced to etcmal wk." When the Soviet dinMOf Stalin ditd, howevtr• amnesty was si""n to alit~ prioon<n Gradually, Scovio worttd bitt Into wcicty. wina rcsidcnce In Mo.cow. After three y<an hos request to tca•·othe So _ vi_• _t_u _n_io_n_w_u-='""'--'e_d . _nw __ c~pril 29 "-"-"'-'-g_su_._____ ~~~- ....... or Thr \p..afllm. tt.< pllorft w•lcll opptartd to he tri<l pltoi<>UaP•> ond • • cncli..., to l.an) Rowatllal' ,.ti. in r.n. • W'Wiftl•rt' Cf'fttelt ~ l!B "'•tltat s~ Ro•oer. Thr .\pt<'rrtlm nlnod> a1141M <ft41il lo .. Mixed Drinks Draft 1 FOR THE PRICE Of I 50¢ till m 1dn1te ·screws & Marys 75¢ THEHOMEoF NEW WAVE �. • l I l Oatsam tJGJ!?iS 81 -' will lash ou~ at Students are driven by ad contest Speakers 'Moral'·attack -on liberals DoiMII .-led _,. ,... blood in iullds, ao it held a .,._ctlclon. Sowxl lib .;... -~~a- coaoalf Nol for MMmWIIIrcwiu, 1o11e ,.,.,_..,ad Ootol Balter, Ill UB An Dcput-at AucknU, ll<caUfO< !My c:amc oul 1M .......... 1looir ... Idea dlooea 10 .......... lbo .O...l!OOX ioo .....,.odiliaa ........... ,......,. _..a.. n. - · ....,....,cl by tbr 13-30 Coqlcnlion, doe," Font'ldll noted. Rozalt eaatul..., lhlt thll ..tpnottll ..., espociolly aood for "d<Ydoplna 1pproooha 10 sdlln1 1 produqr--..., 1 The SIOO 1ward wu IJ)Iit Ill'{...,... ~<e wl1111m. "Thot'• nothina competed to thea<posure wl'U JC1," Formtlbl st......... ''1lli< p11 yoar- .,_d, and l.balinillollfls.-utllil." Hio two ptll1nftJ cdloed FO<II>dla'• bdltfL ll&ka notal lbe will ei¥e her odf.-rlddot. ·'WIIctlt -~ r~tanr.,..,.. ....r..... witlltl!ol iD •1 pOnfolio diaD jBII...., 111ills a-~wcn soo. but n'•lllr'<oll)' boa primod.•• WukO\'Its pointed outtltat the ad will help in 1M joll -.dies... As. portfolio pieco lbio is....., lmpo<IOJII, .. he ald . Uwally students jiiSI hove s ktld>a ond the mec:l!wtla ohn ad in their portfolio. "It is very rue to haw 1 printed piece befor< you ho"" a job," he continued. On.. mmlon copies of lbe maaulnc were dlluillated """"" li t0111at th< CollnrtY this,...,, · .,.o -k. - broulht 10 lbo .. taltion of An Instructor Tony a-t, -'oo ...-cot it • a clul pmject. Tht staclaou ~ 10 ""'"' in poups of two or lbret and COCDe up wklo 1 clalan aolution. Allowina each croop a weo1c and 1 Ulf, "\hey had to create a them< and body ""'W• llldlodllla a o.U&eb or how they wanted the ads' to.,.... Ill ,m.. Out of 1bollt 12 desJan aolut;ons. the diu vored on JeWD 10 II< 111bmilted. "No one IOhllioa W.l mort ouiJI.ahdlna thin lftOfbrr. They (Diotsun) didn't ay On the quation of oc:tllally wlnnin.. Formdla wllydwy-thilutbrwlnn<r," Rozaltcommaned. Tile Idea for 111< ad eomr abo<n from a 1o1 or r<plfted IIIII "I -surprised. It waa hard to bdlcw, but I'm hii>PY about il." 8ab:r lllf<Cd. "Wb<o Ro.at "lwllillllonnllla" by doe lbret of lban. They cmcr1ed nil "Snr etas"" anclstuct with called me I tholllbt I - iD trouble. 11/baJ lor told m< it. ....,... 00 lbo ~ .......... Rozalt c:xplaiDecll.bal .,.•d """• lthouillt II< waa kltkr"'' mr. I just aalcl, 'No. adon*t bdirYe it..' n tloo: ad jleolpa ~ "lftled toward collqr stuclaJ&o" ...,. tb< ad -ad II<_.;.,. brfore 1 _ Rozak admlru his st.uclenu' """"'· "Their fiiiF or ......,_, "To 10 Ill uy oth<r dif<ctloo would how icleu Is alwt~Y~ fuciftatina OJid 1M (laolity Ia •f:f'Y boa lllf..,......... he added. ,aod ... he .ald. addina that lbe win - Ulld:p<Ctf'd. "011 yes, I WIS Wrprioecl. ElpoQally whcrt - hoda't heai\:1 fr0111 them ror oo lofta." The ltlld<nu were They _ , In dot body oopy and tlotroe; 1 sketdl or nodl'led 1fl<ra four month wait. the photo 1nd 1 .....,..J comprobens:i.. layout. "Tht AJ for tbr reason th.s their lcleo waa obo6cn, Rozak ad llppCirl pntly milCh as we lftlalined ll, but IIIey lndJ(:oted "My IUC# is ll<cauoe the main oopy Ia vel'/ dlanptl tbr body eopy 1 little," Wukovits said. ''Thty dlrcct.. It's 10 obvious and it't ocve:r been done: be(~/ ' • oclcled JOale IJid IMy lOOk OUI IOIIIt." All three• of Ill< 0aull1) ad winnen are ROMt ....ay Ilia 10 rlbrit:a&c pm)eas thlt wou.ld Commanloatlon D<sip maiOcr. II< dole 10 1 real job .....,ment. ''Tiley t~tVtt tUlly Tht~tld<ftu did noc rccdw any nc:ptive com matts - · bul bert- t11t tUJ tllina'. " ""aid. -Eac~~ or the ~ stDCicNI th.s h was 1 vel'/ uscfui r ...rdina lbe ad ~ p!W memba of Baker'• pn>,leel. "Tbio coulclft't hiJ1 ocu ........ OJif, but it ..... romlly, .t.o llllted, "Wily did you c1o .. .., ror 1 • aood cxporlc:IMx fOt ... da$s thoA 811Yihit11 fordln c:at1 Wily - Oltvj?" ""'*' s....- *- · a.....;,. ...u..r ...,._ .,.s.iDccl '"""I NERVOUS?'~--­ About.the GRE or GMAT or LSAT? PREPARE YOURSELF Thla course ClOIIIn JPief'O] knowleclge common to grad~JC~tp-projesslonal tchool enaanc. .....,_,Giiol11o Topics lncble: onoJvtkal reasoning. genero1 ,.., ......_ licK~ uoc:abular!l. reading conlpNiellion, analdgies. f'DIIh **'"'dalloi• tatdlng .tldls ond II!SI preparation. ......,.torv GIIE/GMAT LSAT ..... 16 • .lei¥ 2, '81 ~ &: ~- SleSSbls) &.30 pm to 9:05 pm M.lnScr..r ~ Fee: $60.00 May 19 . ..... 4, '81 • T-.cflrs li Tlusdays (6 sess1an5) P.J •• •"tory eo.... 'CoarH em pm . soo pm Amherst~ Fee: $50.00 I CALL «<l-1151 (If stop Jn the Center /Or Management ~ lZS Cras~Jy HoD, MaJn Street Campus -Iff- br 0e11on K u.dqGIIt The R - juaaunt md 1 clemolltlon job 011 ~ liberals. The dpt-wioc _.., lila proved to lor too mucb. and il loots u if ocu tWioD w!llta-.to eodure tho politlcs or tho nw1 it doaed. Oibcs cbim iball.his "New Rilltt" 0t M«<l Ma;onty, 1M*S I . . . _ . _'lbn:ol lO _ , IDdfWiuoJ f.....s- U dwy ew-tlJaill. U8 ~ Ptof"¥01' or I.Joclcrsntdtoat.e Nune l!cl«ooioo Joy 'Feldman aid, · - 'Moral ~y' Is edthcr 1 ~Y or r1oe population nor moral in thot their intent is to lqblat.e r~ vf<wl for all Americam. "Spocirtc fretclomo In ~." me eontlnued, "incl!"''na"" education, equal riallts for wot11<1n ond roproductlvt freedom-con~n. fetti!Jty ltnlces and 1bonlon ate not •II&IIUie to •poor lee:lla&tfl and wonotn wllbout 10vemmet11 ......,... l' '~~ ... or lllltralo wllf ...-an~ or Iekas the MNnr Rilltt" and Ill efl'oc:t on lbe poiitlcs of - · • iauel. E<Jrmer United St.ta Salator Jolon C. Qalwr and 1910 Marpret ~Award winner Saralo w~ will opeot It 1 p.m. ,...,..,._ in the Clcoqi&ll Room tbr St.- .Hold. tO? Odowuc A....ue. --ma or �l Martial Arts and a mystery man ~~ru.. flied ~SI.tf"'"""' H• WOilld oot lnQJ '"' last -. • or P'- or I'<Sidalee, -·" ~ "I clon'c wam ctleb<icy "Wbea you•,.. '" 11111 tlnd or tbiq. prMq U vtf)' bnpOIUIII. Thert &restnnp - l e Who.....,., dlh klDd or tbina. becluso it's clillereot aDd they doo 't uDdenl&lld It,.. he UKrtfd. Whit he did l'tVCIJ Wll his flr1t oame, Lcc,alld lilt ltiDd or "thlna" that he's involved ln-Ghintst Marlial Ans. Loo, who Jlll(luoted from UB In ~ ~~~ lt?Ol, spends 1 lot or titw at hls alma ........ Dl'tlaed io tradltiOIIal Chlntst b!Kk, Lee Is usUIIly ...., pnctjcina his stills oo ~Ita$ In UB'o Squm Hall · rocrivcd both Hefounlain Aid that- he has CGrlfused cl...&s oDd iponnt corctmalll trorn people at UB. •-someone w!U walk by aDd ydl 'Wubt'" oDd imlca~ - h l n a thot they uw in a Kuna Fu morie-"ttupld tltinp like thlt." Lee claimed that most 9 r lilcsc c.ommrala t~ome from males. attribulina the Insults tq the "macho ethk" in oodoty. H e ••plained, "Ptople lillnk they're beina maeho If they wis«ract at me. It's their way or reinfordlla tbeir COQI'Idmc:t In themsoNes 11 aaea..·· b•f• ...... added tblt - n;oaot ~ thtrefcn tile mertial aniA Is a tlueal to tllem. But lilt «pen imiRs that tbos< in the Manlal Ani clo not Inlaid to pose 11 a tbreot to &Dyooe. or lilt pu!J>C*S or tile Manlal Ani ii to li"• a penon ··o.x tbe ability to p.rotea himself or hasdf in lilt .....,t or an actaet," Ito a:plalned. Appam:nly Let folt che n<Cid for Iiiii abUity about 10 )'0111 IJO."I was llvlna In a rather touah ntighborboocl (which ho wouldn't reveal) aDd there wu 1 n«d for moro chao brute ""'n&th," lee rem~~nbeted . While in hlah IIChool, he recdved informal instruction rrom his rclati.Yu. Aftu JT&da.&tion, hil inlett:.l t Wll sparked, and be JOuaht prof<Mional inscruction. He tnined for owr 10 years, under \lorlous Cblnoso iMttuocun. aDd cvencUIIly learned the tec:lutiques and WU. <IIIPioYCid in lCUD& Fu aDd Til Oti-cwo types or CbicleR Mania! Arts. Lee, who is nuont In Otlnett, bepn tea<:hina lesaons in !< una Fu ud Til Chi thr~ yean qo &I the request or indlvidualJ who had Kef~ him practiein&. Accordina to Chinese History. Kuna Fu dotes back to the Ulna Dycwty (S06-S56 A.D.). Durina that poriod, • Buddhist Monk, llodhidhatma (calkd P'u.('i-ta•mo by tile Chintst) nocicCid his students flllillc aleep durint his leaures. To keep tbem alert. he divulpd or his htallll ptOIIIOiioul wbicb consisted or 11 .......... co tllem. In ISll A.D. lilcsc II people who ..nial ans .,.. ,..._ uer<ises were willl ~ve laldmcla. He bdiewa dial calala _,.. --ldcr Ill....._ - ' « to Olllen, NW--As lilcsc kaowa, .. 1 1 '\ IIIOVcmall& -anotbtr ~ 3 ....,._ :t Cbiaut & failii,Taoism, io<orporated lile tecltlllques into its pbilosopht<S. 1iloUc thlnms bdiroed that IIIey <ould rid th<msdva or arlllly sufferln& by withdtawin& from cMiiDtioo aDd joinina the notural foroes of life. This philolophy b maintained in lilt Tal Chi S.)'ltem todoy. Lee teaches both Kuoa ru lltd Ta; Chi. Kuns ru, bo uid, empbasius uso of the mu><les. p&nicularly t"'-< in tile IITOS and tqs. Til Chi emphasizu uso or i J - ! ~ KUNG fl} iotemal mercr rrom cht unh·crsc.. Pointina to the •)'mbol or Ytn llld Yana on hit t« o.tun. Lee <XplolnCid that il Indicates that OJ)I>Oiites complemaK cadi ~. and is used ertensivdy in Tal Oti. "Th< purposo or the an is to hatmonlu the unckm.todina of lilt hard and tbe the e•pon uploined. Bruto. strenath is not imponan1, be addtd. notin& thai .. lht- internal rMr&)' or a penon b poton. tiaily lll(>re powerful than muscle a!Pn<. " ' Oocly sitt is abo not slpirtClnl in Kuna Fu or Tai Chi, accordins to Lee. In both di<ciplines, heuid, the emplwis is on t<ehniquelltd skUI. 'tbUlEAAN METE.ACt\ oon:· .._ ............. All of Let's c:I&J<a an: tauabt .,.,.._-, bea\IS< Ito b<l.na tlw it is easiet for a studcut to lcam upoad~d by in thai cuvirooma:Jl, r&tha Lh.an in .....,......, Chinese bo-s to 72 and - . II"KIP· Most conducted ....,tUIIly to 170 lOtioN whldh ••w~ tJ:r.tn i5 .spacr'' on UB't bcaaoe tile · basis for lile Orinae ~Sired sinoo lilt r,oooCLE~ m~jorlty of his Sludents attend t~ Univcnity. L« ,.id thll b< ...m teach aoyone who b willinc to loam. but most or hb c.ludeniJ art mal<s. "From oarty <hildhood 1itlo ore tauaht not to bad," he Slld. "This is wrof11. Anyone should ha•~ the rta~tuna spirit to defend his hooor. or ..nue or himself." Lee claimed r""' tho 1970s lirts ba-T not b<enrqmmanded~mmpMmu I hit - for rt&Jttina bact opimt boys. I 'Sc1 r ddtftSie il a natural rdle:a in both ...... but d kfllotl in Jirls by their poren11," h< contended. "If t~nyonc Is responsible for the ea.w wilh whic:h ¥~0rM'ft arc raprd, if~ tM pat<nl." l>e said. l.oe m•lrualnod that tho numbet of rapes are incrusins, •nd aurlbuted thac 10 sock<r'• lact of rcspcocc ror 'kOmen. HMales art onm brou&hc up to vie-w lii>'OIIX'n as weoklinp, incapable of prOI<CIIng themsel•n. Stntt Ito doesn'c r<Spea her, it beeornes easy for a male 10 anad. a woman;· the vti:sa said. Let rqt<ll that thtro i> a n«d for an Anti· R.tpe Tuk Fortt van to driw women around tht UniV«Sd.y area. H< belioves that lile las .. omen aro tausht to fiaht f<>< tbem<d\'0$, ch< moro assisw>« will Ito n«ded in the futuro. •err 1M: upm rcaUed an incident in D«trnb<r 1979 wlli<h he beli<v<1he survived bcatW< of his lrnowled&< in 1he Chincte disciplines. Oo a mitd wantcr clay l« d«icHd co tate a bkyck trip from Buffalo to TO<Onto. Wh<n he about 6S miles from 1\iJ desllftiUOII. a .0 mile-p<r ·hour head wiod cam< up io (r()ftl or tum. and br was (OC"ad 10 ahaoclon hb bqdo. H< hitched to J:or011to, and then took a bus back tO .,hoff Ito had left his bicycle. Lee • thouaht he could &<I a ride frocn a trucl dri•er ba<k to &rralo, but found that many driv011 will p;c~ up a hit<h hiker with a btcyc:k . L« attempted 10 rid< bad to 6utlalo u &lot 1 - are "-"" below 20 dovm. At 3 a.m. h< s1artcd hb 1np, but afte:r a fC'W hour$ round hlnuelf utromcly fatiauat. "'Mt liut rJ,ou,tu ,.-as to stop," h< r<m<mbered. "bul I l~ that if I Aopped, io ns cold enouJh that I • ould fall......., and frttLt to dearh. SplrltoolfUdlt• "lbc only tluna I had leh ..-u my •poritual c.~rmach, which I hod learned from 1ninina tn Ku:na Fu." It ,..., enoualt to keep h•m pedalina for four stni&ht hout~. aDd be ann•...S in &ffolo at 10:30 a .m. ..I'm convmced Ihat ifh •-c« noc Witl<td lind "lod Notina a chaf\IC in himself sint'f: ht has been mvolvt:d in Chinese Martial Arts, Lee .aid, "KJlo"inc th•t I eon dofend myself has liven -.,,-..,._oldOoero,_ .................... ................... . .. IIUFFALO'S~ TliO-- -- · , - • I M - -. . __ Clly7 ,.,._,_I&Joly.-- ,.. t.o-oc Here she comes, 'Miss Buffalo' For the c:ontestlnll or Sundly ni&ht'• Mlu Buffalo Pqcant atlile Hotd Statler, it ..... c:itlla "tlte OtriU or victory orllleaaonyor..,....t«~,"aa:ordingtoMastet of Ceremonies LattY Hunt<t, a to<al tdevlslon newsman. And when ail the b<auty and talont had b<en judged. 20-year old Dobra Ann Panepcruo was thrllled-'and awarded tho crown and sash of Miss Buffalo 1981. A Buffalo Stat< Coli<&< sophomoro. Paneperuo <arned an all-<l!pens< pold trip to the Miu New York State Paaeant, to b< held In July in Wat<nown. _ H. , _ , Panoponto's ultimate p l lllte\ th< 3SOO Other local wlnne111C10$1 tho Country, is to waiL down the nmway in Atllntlc Chy to the sound or Ron Ely unaina "Hore She Comes. Mils America!" SboUid Panql<tlto on to win tile Stae-wido title. ruruser.up Joan Qlov.....tl would uswne lile duties or Mia Buffalo. An IH'irina , . _ who p<tfonns at CUper's S u - Oub, Ciio¥aldti recd•...S a litany OVIlioo trom the c:ro....S or lOO followinl ber vocal routine: during the wont ponion or tile oven~. The talent ...,.,..u-wdahtd most heavily by the pan<1 or five ludp-dlspllyed a wide varidyof lkUII. Liso Marie H olllnder pleued the crowd with an original comedy routine. In tile style or Carol &mou, cho 18·y<or old H olllnder trasformed h.....,lf from raa ao rmt 11 ~:.~:~ ITz'~~uire show«t~cdleot movement 0 and c.lyk as sbe performed ao inspirinc jazz dona: number. Thtn C&rol M . Dickey, who used to maLo hor own doll's clothes out or "old .-1t«u and towds," 1nodolotl a tfrer.s v.hich •he, had desi&ned and "'"'"· Klaa or ..... world As M C Huntor asked for " the onv<lope, please" to announce the wlnnor of the Miss CongoniaUty prllo. h< obS<TVed; "I never thousht I'd over say that . I can usually only soy thlt a1 a drua store-wh<o thoro's a llle on onvdopes." Carmon MilaarM Portt was announ«d Miss Conaonlallty, u sde\."lod . by her follow contestanu. Emeraina as a lavorit< of the aowd,llle amloble Pete. beaan her $\.tth journey or the 0\-.nina down the iltumln111ed runway. Th< evont wu 'I'OIIsored by lile John Rob<n Po~>'ttl Cam:r School, in mnjunctioo willl various busi.,..... and oraaniutlons which spo~~soted individull contata.nu. Ill<"'""'· Community leadm litewlso supported A ptO<Iamotion Wll rtad by Josopb Cordero or the Buffalo Depanmont or Auewnent on b<halr or "James Mayor D. Griffin" (sic), honoring tho Paacont contestlftts. In addition, Coun~r El<eoutrve Edward Rutkowski proclllmed May ·l·9 as "Miss Buffalo Weok." -Strw Slmmonr m.r mort confidftltt to race people. In a c&lt where- $0f'l)CQoM'- wUI b«ome juSI a link -c:ssi•-e, I'U ovoid h•m ;r 1 oao. b<eause 1 don't ftd I ha•·• to pro•'t thai I o:an beat him. Tbls has made me a lot eolmet." for 1hc >Or<nlth of spirit that I auaincd t hrou_Jh tht conorous phyocal oratnm• of Kuna Fu. I would n04 h•~ J~urvh·td iM: arip."" he laid. Kuna Fu and Tal Chi nave becoo'M pon of L~'s dilly tife. "I don 'I eVen antktpalt fi.tbtin& people," he Slid. "I jusc C1lioY it for iudr. Ya. It'• oonoeatd to defeo~e. but thou'• so mud! more 10 tt than that."' D o you have a tough time writing a GOOD PAPER? Improving Wrltiog Skilh for the ~ement Stude nt All o thers are welcome ORG ANIZATION, CLARITY. CONCISENESS, Emphasis on Common a- Writing Problems &. Self- h elp Strategies. Eac.h Stode-cn will c:Of'ID 10 lilftd.....c.aad more c:lead:t tM ..,.,...,. of wririnc u £ood> wiU - - f-ui.ar with varioua pc-e~writiD&. draltiAa- re-n.u.c.. .cliti.ft« aAd re-wrifin« an:..;-. J~Ur..W. Coftnd - Reporu. ~'>!.peen. Oral RApon.io&. R-.reb, F-.>ociJ>I, .&"l>>iasnfhk lAfo, Ubrary Skill• ..,d ~ A...,..t 3 -19 Monday and • .......,~ 6-8 p.m. f45 Main Stnet Cassara For more WormatfoA call 831-ll$1 or et.op U. at 6----------~~Y ~----------· �~editorial j ~ Tborough investigation oeed.e4:1 Easy on Monkarsh ! f To 1M Editor. ..u......,ng. &nd appeera, In tact, to oa nott>lno lllO<'e The "''l*l&lof> of WI"IIJ'II tne - t l COIICh. was a regreuab4e temdnaUon to an OUI81andlng than on IC\ c:on>rnlttocl if> 1 morNnt of pique. llle publicity glvllf1 thlo lr&nogrenlon haa now been t>loadeno<l to Include an allagecl ¥1olotlon ol &maleur • ~~~- ot theu~ pUb4lclzed _ , _ ~~~ ue _ , , _ IIlii NonUrsh, tiMI MW that c:onllnue t o - - · ttoe Un~lty lho<lld lhe FocuHy S....tt 1\tht.llc CommhtM to conduct ~ a thOn>ugllln-tlgatlon ot the teom. 1\ttowlng lneotYICIIIIIISIIca to aland (Of one game Ia bile!; Ullng at~ 8uiiSplt--MWPI•VfnoP<olesalonaJbtlll-lnanol,.,.COIMQecontealts !*'- that oould all btl deelatocl. eut - . . , , u IM . .....-Joe . . . . . , ._ ._ - _ UnptOpfietleS . _begin . , 10 '""""'· the '"' - game....,.....,,_ . f """*' The Un~ Is 111 an untonun.aa lit..atlon It etedlt Monkarlh tor guiding the 8ulla tiVo<lgh Dfmlon 1 ,..;oonhlon. Howewr, t h e , _ , , _ not only~- the 8ulll' etedlbfllty &nd the int"'JriiY o t the u e _ , a P<oo.ram In general. but lhtyde$1royt1Mo-tand spirit ot bompet- COiteglata "-lS 11 •1. Another drain on SUNY - -rah. varalty activity. CoaCII Monkarah hao conttlbutacltom4! t8 yaara to the dlt'itlol>mlnl of a nllloniiiY recognilecl baaabell P<ooram due>lta the tacl< ol auf>POI1 trom both the aotnlnistRilon &nd from hiS own ~ment. «to lkl<lblr rtgrottsble because not only hU the program bt1an -~~ a - · blow, but mao BUI Monk&rah has ralieved o1 his 11111'- pendlng an In-ligation. The ltratarlcal, oYe!'blc>Wn. elltenclacll>rooa oo..rage ol thlo altair 111 not In accorcl whh tha trivial nature ol thla o t t - h o - . end tills r a l - - questionS abOUt the l'tiOI'- ot the l\thle!IC DaPIIIrMnl Ia ~ulng tl>ts 1 - t •• II It _ . a Ucond Aoaanblati·Rolh altair. The often. ., which wu la.lllllcatlot> ol the 100<a anc1 atalllllca of one game wu lofteited. -.lei oortalnl'( nol ... coneldered -me. tl&ndlrdS. It IS -rant that .,. Athletic Dapallmtfll to out to CtUelly Monkat$h. altiiOUOh , . ......., In VIew of tM many _ , . ol excellent ..,... whlct> OoiCh l\lls oonttlbuted to thla IChOol. It - t h o aclmlntstrw.tlon to resol.. tJtlo matter In • mar~nor oonalste.nt Wltt\ I he mlnor n1ture ot the otrence ancl In k-ing with tha long ancl uoollsnl Mr'rice rondered by CoM~ Monkarlh to Utla tnatltutlon. H. Strouu AllociaiO l'roJUSOt C.//or>d lltlo/<oCUiariJiology \ So..-, the ..-ro of tha state Unl•erolty of New Y0<1< (SUNY) "Ill atan 01*81fno th& ayatem bued mort on rational thought &nd less on polltlcl. We only laar that by than ll*a wnt btl too IIIIIs left to wo<1< whh. SUNY Ia ai¥01.., which MYOfte In the Stata wiD r-ly acllnlt ia plaguecl by tlollt r . - &nd a blo9e< "tn4salon" than. pe<tlajiS. It can monetarily ~ """""'ly Ill oonotltl*\tl btlttls lor enougtt money to maintain their PIOO'- MCfl ,..... tha 111-t of rotntnehment hangs """' lnllhlltlona • t ha tllldgat axe CIIIPI thett l¥o<Y to.....,. Yet, lnataed of looking ID< war- to alle¥1ate the problsm, the SUNY Truet- add to tt. lnotaad. of conlidarlng eliminating aome campuses ancl apj)tylng lhe 1...01 to u.o.e lsro-<. mora l>fooparous onea. the Boa!d CIMIU , _ 0«1t... t o - the IJit*"' IU<thar. t.a tNn tlltM mot!tiMI ago lhe p r - 1 to build a campus In Uticawu attacked as • OOiitlcat by ~nor Hugh L carey to I MOUre eupport tn that area. The argument , nowever. t~l lf'Mt new campus will proride high technology training-something lacking In tho othet &I SUNY schools-fa compelling. 8ut reality-In all o l ill harahnell ...,.IY S,..lng Whan tha ExiCUII¥8 Buclget -~ Is releaiOd-dlclaiH Ihat CUti, IAlher \han apendfng, be l~ed. II, u the Utlca.flome proPon8ftfl claim, that ~ fs so needed In 11\111 arM, constrvction ot II may btl justifiable. But SUNY Is at a POint_,, muot be willing to taka from one It It wants to gl.. to another. Utloo-Aome should ntYe< !lave t>een IPP<oved will>out a ptlor vote to 01 le&a' conalder eliminating some olthe State'lles.s func11on11 cempuses. ll ...""senseless to cry r~ Man:l> Ihat you cannot suppOO'\ a family ancl then Mncl out bkth announcement two montf\11 later. A few mora moves tli<e that --York will '!I' \)laMing a lu-oliD< P<>bllc hiQhe< education. Increase tbe graduate fee Through Frklay. UB'a gra<l\lalo aludento a<e asked to vote In a raforonclum to raiN t~a manclaiO<J laeto $t2 a semeslar. F01 the like ot malntaln1no ancl lmpr0¥1no thei< on<ampus raoreM<>tatlon. the gracluatt ~0<-'IOt&"yM." 1\oeoataacalate. tMGr-teSIU08111 Alloclallon(G$11) ltncl&ltsotf In . - o f additional IUI>POf\ to -AI• allectkoety nut )'Mr. Othor ooUege c&I!II>UMS ,.... -oved more funcllng IO< tt>olr repr-ntatlonal groups end UB'a undergreduatoa voted fD< 1 almliar hlka last - • t e r. Without the GSI\, 01 hoo been UP<IIsocl by Its P,t~14ant Howarcl Bennett, &8 greduata ctubS would Iota tholr COhesion on<l gtadualo a.-t& woUld their ¥0iceln untveBUy ollllra. WithOUt liMo Increase. lhafi"CCuate_,_ wouldcontlnueto function. h o -. haprolec<s. plsnl &ncl eltact- may be Impeded Whh educational 00111 aplrtlllng upw..O and opponunilln for student otllllanc. dlmlnllhlng, It 111 dllllcuh fn many cases to od•ocate an lncfHM Jn any tu. In other yeara, T"- Spectrum , . . no• ceon abte to jutllly the odcled ex,..nae. Toclay. - - · II has become 1 necessity. ceratut _,..sing In GSA an<l goocl accounttblllty tor '"' Thofa hU expanditura.. Greduata -~~ lho<lld oote "Yes• to support their own Int-.. Academic freedom basttudlr.ed To /he Editor. • MuCII as we ha\le dllclaln lor wrttlng to The Spectrum (lor ,..10111 thai will be erident at the ancl ol this tatter), our conoc- oould not lsi ut oan up your 1\P<II 24 tront.paga arllcle, "Contro¥tttsy Erupt• as Mlll!bt P,ofessor Ia Denied Tenure." withOUt protut. Uka many antctes we , _ - . In Tloe Spactllllft. toun<l till• &lflc:le to btl oxuemety blaaed-talefno a Ytf'f pro.Adminlstratlon otanco-not so much osptlcltly, u Implicitly. Hanoo althOugh the anlcto Ia auppooed to btl about ProfesiQf Grabloet, vary lillie apace Is ciO¥Oted to what he had to oay or whll others hac! to say In auf>p011 ol him. lnste&cl. a maJor Pill o1 the anicla Is taken up by the neoata.. of htm ollaracl by -otratlon offlelals by and targa. "' light ol tl>ll we would like to r.glotar lha lolloOIIng -·tiona: tl 1111 f - pertaining to Ptol....,. Grabfne<'s obrldgad probotlonlf'l tarlod point• .to one In•-~ conclusion: ProfellD< Grablne~~ • two and o..-.hall bl8ll< belofe ha 11 b<ought up lor tenure--The teet that tharols ,....,_,.., forlhla II an poiM In hit Ia-. ,._,_,IS 21 PtofeUor Grab1nef'a ~ Ia both orlgl.nat &nd ol un-ty high at&ndanl..&nd one- not.- to baa M a~1oaptKeclatolhls, aalha Editors ol the Horwrrrl Educalloool ~ t.a... for Instance, reoogn~M!. We ha,. l\lld the opportunity to . - I a n - oi'*'Mictea. _..,etc, and OMMd lo be at u. ~of hll ra . .atch. the. depth and bru dth of his analyalo-lndlcatkre oil* ruo<.-p llllntl-&ncl the OfiOinellly ol hia conctua1ona. T lor !not- his artlcla on ttw declining ~ aoo<M. Wltll one ualylic&l mo\le ol r-'ftO hla dim hlotorlc&lty ~ tpaclll c " " - ol Jha mejDr ~lona ott.,..,.on lhe - - . • f- we,....- "'"*"' 511,. ~-'!_,..,._... ¥0iunllltY - . Ptofa- Grablnat II among tho lew Who , . , . a tong teC<Hd ol commWIIty -~-- ol IIlii order l~at II baneflclll to groups auellaa mlnorltlsl,-.... etc. That '" · IHIMcE that II Y i - wllh 11kanca by the estsblllhm&nt. In,...,_ 4) Prolusor Grabi-ll 0<1e of the that -WOUld nonl< UamonQII the lines!. No4 onlY 101 his cou,_ well ll>ougltt out-In bolll -t.ontkre &ncl lormal te<m~-but t>la approach towarda hll otudenta, In ctua IJtd out ol dala, to lhat ol one PC4'-ou• ~~==·· =~ :.r:. .c::;.-;~i:~~~ exparleneea as otu<lentl over a combined parlocl SPIMing tnD<O ~ 14 yeua, In llnl\lerlh... In ttvw dill...... c:ontlnonto. Notwlthltandlng aM thla ' - ' · tt Ia now quito clear that Ql-. all the IO<- that &nl now arrWgned agalnll ProiOSOOf Gtablnef, the llltollhood that he will be alloWed to continua teaChing In this Unl-y btlyoncl thll - t a r II 1 - slim. Whit. the Impending toanln&tlon ot his employ"*'' can only be to the dat,_t of the hNttlr-al 1>11 Oel>wtmer!l. to .,. the moot u-glc OU\001118 of lhla . - t wiU be that It wl41 raprasont an a asautt on the pllnclple ot -..+a t.-m-a principle that the Unlftrtlty Ia ..,pposedly bouode<f to uphOld. One Olharpollll INIIO<t conclude lhitleller: WilY Is It l~at The S,..Ctfllllt-PutPo<t.clly a atuclant - · and yet not ICCOUI'II- 10 any OIIGIIf1t ~ liec&lly Of ,..... inaeaalngly becortio a rlght•wing, pr~ utabilolll!)&llt ~ W. aaiC thla o1 oourae. on the b~ata ol comparloon with o1~ar rludenf . - -(&nd not non·ttudenl nawapapert) thai we ha.. _ , In other parts ol thl Un!t.o SlatH and the world. -t we - -In- t...,-... ..- oalled con ,.. - ... l o - o011 of lhelf lwO<y- 1n11 wllh fha communll)'al"lai'QI ~ rendar1ng muCII.- Ny?-Ed. _._,.In .,.~ llbanlo." wnof �feedback !f ~ f .. ~ ! ! r----'------'=:g .©~ITD t-1- _ ------, forum J "0/Jwl Forum" Ia a~ W-.dlly IHtUifl ol The Sjjectrum tlHigMd to-r~ on atopic~ lftpotlse tot by Socia~ ,.,/loaoplllca/ and Hllt<Hiul l'oundlltlons Clro/rman ,.,/llp-cJ. Altb<!Cir IIIII "Foralfln Polley ShapH SIJHJetlt Actltl.,..'' lr ....-. wrtrrep by Totaroy Collfi(Jo Academic Progtam Cooqf/notCH , . _ Ch•rle• Haynie. ' .....,/on .,oour-111' _,._ TIMIIoNowftttlattlc~ '- • by ChartM Ha~le ProlesiOf Altbach' haa advancecJ an lnt..-estlng • !Mala In llle ~~~porter, Aprll 2, 11181, that Miencan student. _,..,ta are 1!/Miped by fCHelgn policy .....,._ He this thMis on the extraordinary atudent ~tlon totheV1etnomW11, and on the Pille ltno-·11.-,t peece - . t oflha !IIIlO's. Theao 110 good points. · he lgno<oa too mUCh: the socialist leagues on Clfnpu- In the early 1900s W>d .. f,OSin In t)>e deptwsion, and atuclent 'parllclpatlon In o~tlon'- or...,lzlng efforts; the widespread student vol\intaer WOI1<1n urban se!tl""""'t houses at lhe turn or the century, and ant.,·slavery activism 11nong students al our ee.rllest colleges before the Civil W11. Furthermore, why we.a there no response to the beginning& of American Imperialism-the Spanlsii-Amortcan War Ond thO Firll WortdWar'l I dlopute AI Ibach's theSla that student activism can be explained by relerenc.. to Issues ol fO<ttign policy atone; ltls much"""' compllcatad than I hat. lsuppan his ovoldanca ol the ,_.,ons"'V8tlve !hells of lhe "rebellion of tho sons against tho fathere" Ond other paoudoi>sychologlcal explanations' lhlt t>ove been popular In recent ye111. I would like to advance my own lnlefpretation or student mov....,.,is, based on my years e.a a student activist In the late t950o and 19608, and my experiences as a teacher of courses on the New Lett here at US. In O<der lo gel a handle on student mo-ts, It IS necesaary to construct a etllleal historical model ol tt>e Institution we work In - lhe modern university, wt>lcn not only llalna students 101 adult occupaalone, but also organizes and PfO<nOies a vision of our eoclaty, and ~as done so slnee the first dOOIS ol col. . Wete opened. •«Uial... Fdolcetecl- • . To go bac:l< to the student revolts agllnst slavery, theee occurred mostly ~ prolealant "*'\lnartea Wl>lcn _ , , after Ill, precu<eore_to our present day collegaa and urtlveraltles. They trained the fuuua· leadena of Amec1ca, not onlyt-ook111 llrto-.tnelaw,or the military, but , _ going Into lha ministry-the predominant lcleology-orlenled lnatiiUiion at tt>at time. .._ at lheee ...,.~nar~aa, a vlalon ol . Amertca was Ill at>out wae baing fabrlealed Ond trenomltted to futule ~Ilona. Hete ~a model of the future mull~ U!\Mr8111 of - day•.,. , • Since UW.waa tlwn a wobbly con...,_ In America ta'IOrlng .,• ...,.. lheH lnttltlltlotla had !he tUk of organt!lng a vlalorf of our Collntry that somet>ow Included &lavery In It, -.nd paoalng It llong 1<> t - wt>o would aooept Joe. In lnatltutlone- ,...,bera also 80CtPted alavery as a p-.rt of wt>at ~was. Now. ...._t semlnartes and colleges are special ptaees; students away ·rrom the Influence of their . parents and hometowns for ,lb_.e llr$1 time In tl\elr lives, collecled together for study and luo In college campuses, and allowed to speculate and probe the Ideas that Shape tl\elr time. are bound to Challenge the Ideologies tho( are passed along 10 them. It must have been a dllflcult job lot their teeehefa to assimilate slaveJY to the dseam of Am~tfcan democracy; the tortured blb1fcal e>q>lanetlons of Wt>lte Suj)Oflority sound absurd now. They must t>sve sounded pretty weak then too. tn any cese, this Issue disrupted many seminaries and collegu; "'there were riots eod lots ol off-campus org.anlling. This was, alter all. the era of tt'le run-away • slave, the underground aallroad. lhe Dre<l Scott declaion and nonhem appeasement of slavocracy. Limiting quntlonlng I'm not saying tha~ a majority_of student.s at those semtnet1ea w...w '" ~ p.loblibty not. Mo11 11udenta, Jike most peoole In general,""' w{!llng to go along whh whatever kteology t.hey are taugtu by ..their beUers'' unless It strongly lmplng"s on their livelihOod. Today. as the.n. What I am saying Is tnat these students oppOsed to slavery, in ihslftuHons whose fob It wa.s te ratiOnalize the practice of stavecy with the tneory of Ammican demonCfacy, found that tt>st contradiction opened up tor them the possibility net only of dissent , but aCtion. And act they most certainly did, and we today "'' the better for lt. My theSis J$ based on this model: students at college attd away from nOme, are allowed the OPPOriUn1ty 10 question the reigning' Jdeology of $oeie1y-withfn limits set by the needs of the college Itself. as an ln.stltudon maintaining hseif wittaio the pOwe-r structure of sooelty. When students' questioning of those fdeologte.s, Whether slavery or war and impe.rlallsm. or segregation. or pover1y, happens to hit right on a major contradlcUon of that soc1ety. as it oflen has, then there exists an explosive possibility IO< !hat society. Of course. the society always ha• the option of ellmJnatl.ng that qvestion1ng, the totaJitarlan option. I hope we continua to reject it. The option of limiting the que.stiOOing ''within bounds" raises more problems thai'\ It solves. What suCh UmltatJon does, In fact.ls to remind the students raising tt>s questlonl that there ta a bigger stake In their questioning than they might t>avellllaglned. IHOI-ts My thelia ollt>e origins ol student octfvjsm comes from years In the 1810o student """"'""'~''" whlcl> began, there Is no question, wlth Interest In the earty civil rlgl>ts movement: the Montgomergy Bus Boycott, the Uttle Rock Controversy, lhfllrst slt.Jnsln 1960, and so oo. The outstanding campus revolt of tt>s ·earty 1960s took p i - at a.rtteley, Calilornla In the autumn of 11164; It began as a protest against college administration raatrietlona on students' organiZing for the civil rights .movement. Marlo Savio,tlle'spol<esman of I hat revolt, was a wneran of the hot summer of 19&f • In Mlsslaslppt and, like many at Berkeley and elsewhere. wanted to continue Civil rights wont on the campus. The A,dmJnistration and the Unlvet'sfty Regentt opposed 1hls extension or thO Southern Movement to ~ Berl<eley-Oal<land area of San Francisco. The rea~~lon that the Sout.hern Movement had raised ques1ions about rac1al and class rnattws in CBlifornja was the "cause.. , If )'04J like, of the re¥0ft. Why wew-e college administrators so an.dous 10 eliminate what were really small meagre efforts to ra.ise money fO< SNCC, CORE and other grOups? Why - · lhe Regents Involved? I(Vas It significant 11111 Senator Knowland was on the board ot Regents and was also tt>e owner ol an Oakland dally newspaper wt.1ch was the target or civil right$ protests about their hiring practice$? Wl>o really ran the unO.e<sity?-a quostlon 'at the core ot atr student activism, ~• all rimes. Rntval Most everyone 1'\oe talk.ed to, and most htstorical =~e:o~Mv!: v:;:'!:~=-=lc!t~o= 1 rights mo11emen1 and Us tnbutarfel. .such i!S BetkeJey in 196<, Com ell. SWatllmCHe, Madison, Ann....-. etc. On lhese campuses students were organized with a critiCal practfoe end' an hiStOfieaf mission. Tl'!ey weren't many, txlttt>sy were enough wt>en the escalation of the Vle•nam War came Jn February 1966. Altbact> applies nls thesis ol for.,on policy Shaping student activism to our present day and discusses the El Salvador situation~ As 1 write this my daugt'lter is returning home from a demonstralion 1n Wa,snlngton. D.C. to protest the Reagan Admintarra·U on·s militarization of that political struggle. While no doubt ttli• protest will metter, and a panion ol tt>e POwer structure in this Country aJre~ tu1ows this. and has moved In Congress to limit tl>e American Involvement. I do not believe tllal f<llbaCII is looldng in lhe rlgllt places fOf a revival of student actfVfsm. N- activism According to my thesis. student actirism Will atise out of the conrradlctfons in the ideology ta~~ght at AmMican universftfes. an<l the consequences of those contradictions for the subsequent liYu of the questioning students. II Is too early to lell II the " supply side" economics and tt>e o-ral austerity philoSOPhY of Thatcner-Reagan will dominate the campuses, the social sciences 6ep.artments: if it does. th"" s""'IY oontradlctions willariselllere. The general ralionallzatlon of the university Industry, about Wl\leh 1 TIHI have commented ollen in the ~~~porter Spectrum and the Obviousness with wt>icn college aetMtln 110 belng organ.lzed around t h e - ol the glanl CO<pO<atlons. given lha 1ac:1< of corporate l o In human fifo -.nd their focus on prollts as tl>e sole criteria of SiiCC8S$, wt11 _ . . . ,, the future student activism. Atrocfy,ln lha antkluctear po- movemeni• the response to ll>e Love Conal shuatlon. we -the tiny aoeds of wt>at may ·some day be a gtant political *"' movement. But. II 1 am correct, -.nd II university wort< is assimilated and adjusted to the neocss ol OO<pO<OIIons, ln terms of trained personnel and Q)(fect'ldeologles. tt>en the days o1 merely student ae1.1Yisn• are over; tile d.awn of a coordinated studentoeltlzen antkorporat&on movement is here. �. {feedback .. ~ ! f 'Alive' at what point? Leav~ ro 1M ftfhor. the d~cisions to us To tile E<!l tor. Tht. fa a rnponae to Laur1ea E. Kwltos'a letter. m•k,. • Kwttoa. we're glad to aee you were tree to You leal vour cllol.. to llaVG t Child wu tho c -.· I!Oht one, the right choice IO< you/ Not ewKYone leefa thet wev. lf you Wattlt Child line,TKJI don't IO<ct thoM of ua- cloll't _ , . a child to ha\11 one. Do not IO<ce YOUf ..._. u ttws on the rat or u-.a. The Alollt<to-Ufo - • end the so-called Mottl Wlllori1y 111 , _ tryklg to mal<e their views and fcleafa thoM of the Nation. No one hta the rlgllt to dictate to any-thet - haS10 ha"" a Child. If we feel your lcleelo - t101 fitting to OU< a;t...,tlon, thin we ahould he.. aN oltomot- to us, not jus t having the CIIIICI. Wa)'lle you IMI pregnancy II a wondetful, lulll(lg duty 0( al4 _,.,; toll ua. how many _ _ , d<l you knoW that wo1<e uP Jumplng lor loV 11 tiM! reai!Utlon lhev - • P<egntnt, w!len th<!y de$1red no children? Right now we h&wt no desire to have any chltdren. We do notllt<e the proapect of teeing the reef)Onslbillty of an unwanted life with our atill uncertaJn future. No child shOuld baer lhe guilt tnd shame they may lace beceuaa our blnh c011trol method has failed. Wt wonllo thank Simpson IO< volclng hla 5uppen to _ , . , ha>4ng t right lo clloou. We keep stressing choler. II you ,..,.,.,.. the attarnallve of al>otllon, you ha .. no C!IOiot. you mull have the bob1. You than Itea the &dopllon process or raising h yourRif. Ttfl 111 Kwtloa, do you honestly Jeel your Clllld IIU thl btll chance It oould ln today'o wO<Id? You are a atudont, WhO aupl)O(tt Y,u and P-r~ Your b1Ho1 Yo u NIIY bt lucky enough to have htlp, bUI whotoro tJ\ost wllo ore pot to lucl<y a u - t o do? .,. You lo- adoption. How riltfe.ent would H bt than al>otllon lutt l<nawfnQ you , _ - a llft you Cl. .ltd liYino, r llnoWftlQ JOU, and halloO you too _,!no them? And t~uo KWitoa. t l . - did . . btcoMe lo< producing adoptive btblea7 That b ridiculous. We would -go tiM'O<IQh a pregnanq. Just to a couple can hlvo o Cllfld. You !MI ..., strongly you rlid the flgllt thfno, good for I'OU. you oro a Wono<W peraon lhtn - · Qill you cltolt your fife; Itt u• ond a Q women c11ooat 011,.. II you Watt! to be a rlghl-to-llfer fine. tl)ll 11 aometlllng rou agree w~h. but don't force an)'0<111 tlaa to htvato feel thai way. It fa oU< rlplrt to tnal<e a chol.. and havt on optlont open. Wa wanlthl opl)O(tunlty to live our lives 01 we..,. fit, notoa a smoll minority Ieel we muatl Pt""'" -rt Susan S. Hurrto, Ruth Hlckoy fo//flo PrMtorl Kortn Pour.y / f am plea sed to oeo the QOVtmment finally tddraaa thl unden)'lng quatlon ot thl HOga llty of obortlon-~fo tht unbO<n a person?" • Whatever they conclude, they ara bound to f>tva W<OI ~ IOIInded counltrargurt~tnlt. Lot ua ~PPOI•that they - t h a t fife begins at conooptlo~ and t~ertfO<O the ~~~~~ Is a person. Thul, all al>otllons would be UHIQa.l. Theil hoW would they defend a l>otllon octopie progna ney (llnplontatlon outoklt tho utenot)? A r:onceptua would be a rtgatd!Mt of Ita toc.tlon. Cleorly. t11ey WOUld need to opoc;lfy abortions ara tep~ E - If theY could, theta would doutlllos& be llnblguhtoo a s to oxactly att abOtllon It thltotplllllc. Ho\lrWOI.IfrfCoQgr-deltnd a.Oot11ontoll>fognancy rNuftfno frO<n r~ If the dtctston lo tha t s concoptua It a per-.. Wily not aay that thet operm and lhll egg the rolfllltcond beiO<o conception are aacrecl-aa thev wltf, Inevita bly become a person. Or WhY not $8Y tht.t thtt 190 and IPt<m constitute a person the day before union-or lor that matt eo_,. before? That would thtn make contraception att Illegal practloa. tt seetn5 to_me lila.! thO only f)Otl tlon that mlgllt be hold Ia this: a fatu • - o Petoon ott hat po4nt of PrtQnlt!C'Y mat • typica l fttus born In a I)'Pictl premature birth would typically t urvtva 10 live a typicallY Iailifactory lilt. Trv.. the isennltton of "tattoloctory"--or ""'" the d•flnltlon of " typical" -might c o uta some conatornatlon, bUt It -.... thlt It would be a delentlbte position. Ita JMJot WNirnosa fa tr.at It hoe Illegal a.Oot1tons defined as a function o1 medical technology. But pomape that fa alao Itt llrtngth DHn S. Btm>n 111 YN' mad/cal llutltttrt The 'real' Civil War 0 . lebano-n will neftf ~w peace unltla thtleraella To tho f<lllor. atop arming tnd iralnlng Pl\alanglete and atop using the traitor Hadad to vocate tile aouth of 111 peaoeful people to facllltttl a future annuttlon by ltrtel, through the taiH proclomotlon. of tile oo-callad "flopubllc of lr.. l-non". Tht tsraellt 010 ln<leed behind the new round of llghtfno tnd are mothratltlQ their llllop (the Pl\altngllfl In~ loon>~ny rNson.. oome of W!llch wr t . Control of lhe city of Zalite. the C..,ltal of the e.trl<a Volley, In ooder to ClOMeCI the road aouth In to the Suo Hadad proclaimed ttea whlctl '*under larNII contrOl. wltll the • - conrrolfad bY Pl\atanglata, enabling them to secure a gr\p O¥tO an 0( Soulhlrn Ltbenon and ostablflll a maln strategic lint ~alntt the very natlonol -..rfty o1 Syria tndl_,_ 2. To co..,-up the COIIflacallon ol more lando bY the Israeli government In tile preclornlnentl)l Arab oocupltd West Bank, as well as port of Southern Labanon. 3. To conllnua thO. Ioraoll practlca ot regultr air anacko and ohOIIfng ol Lebanese Chrlttlan and MoeLom chltena In the SOUih. causJng them to 'V• ca.te thatetJttorr. This woUld ttwtn glveloraet aceeaa co the llttnl Rfvtr and Ito wall< WhiCh They badly need. How Uk yoursal¥eo 11\e following queatlono: lithe larufb - ooooympathellc wlthl-CIIrlstlana, Wily - · t theY the same the Pllalanglatt 1o ~.....-and.,_troyed theCMitlaMfnAImatln. Af.Koure, e-., and Aktfral F~. Who do the PhtiOI!glsts te~~<esenl7 They ... , _ rnlftOtlty Q«>upl with Who 11ave manegod lftegal!y and tot<l8futtr to control two small tegmenta of Clwtalfatta In LeOanon. AI P<oof of lht. - ella the . . -ton ..,., opposhlon to the Pllaltngltt ,...,!ott attd atrategle <:clltborotlon With Israel, that C. The~ lloflti(IQ In Ztllle biQM .,.,.. mont"• waa ¥olcad bY lht lebo-lormllt'J>nttldlnt Franjllll, . _ fila Phaltflllfl* and their - n a llies. lhe oon, Toni, ond hfa Wile 0110 two -•'Old diiUQIItor and 30 other Watonlfo Cl>tletlana f<O<n hla Nortlontl ..-eta, I n - wu -ua11r " tnttmal --.rueo~e ,. JIQion- ,__bY the'fhttanglll f)Otly In June, D. Tho AllrD Daunnt Force (ADF) In Lebanon can't 1978, and thl ~ of the l..obaneea National block end-~ 111M ~ton army. The ADF(whleh Ia Aeymond Edit>, the tlrongeot . Chtlatlan Catholic In .lahlo fteall and Itt - l t l l v e to the L - . liP INiiniY of ~ u.,.,a CCCMlMCitd by a P..u-t. oloiiPII-Itndrntnyothera. ' - - CaloMII lo ~ In 11111 at lht ...-0(1111'----lo"-thathe . . . _ ·- - ...,..,_t ~• ln lebo-. lolloMno the ....._,.tlon 0( lhe. 111100111"'- Pnaianolat-= --lhl-ltpellol'-ego!MIOIK E.-aO(Ierlo l n - IOttlll-0( ~Mfnotlll - I a ; WI . , . , . _ the contln- ~ In lniMnal aflalra; WI oaJf on 1M ........., people to the .-t ap!rft of WUIIInglan. Alnham ~ w OtallluUr _....... 1M N>F Ito roll In The Civil W11 In Lebanon haa raged lor six c;onllnuous y..,. (since April 1975~ The agony and oulftrlng rea- )'et another peak, wllh liiUe or no attention gloon to tha core of the p r - bY the Amoflcan media. The fight goa on and the trvee ma)OI Amoflcan n t - enflame that war with theft atratoglc d latortlon 0( facu an<t'dramattc l>ftMntatlon of ~~lona. The war conttn\lft to eocalato attd the Amoflcan natWOII<a - t • thek own war agalnot juttlce and the only truth. Slnot the attacb by the ne1wort<s Is always dl<tcltd egalnat the Arab cauaaa, we, as humans, should defend our rlghtL And on bol>oll of the National Mcr<omtnt, W<l -utd like to clarify oome ot the teaues you... h e a r d - -· A. The lmpllcotlon thtt tht war Is a religious conflict bttwMn Chrlttlans and Moatema Is complotofy fllse. The CfUCIII CIUH of U'll WI.(. IS lhe .ShUQOie between traditional ltc~nocrate, ouCII' •• thO PhOtatlQISI pat1y WhO hova allltd lhlmMivos with tho loroetl .....,Y agalnat their own people, and the prQ9rtstlve Ll...,_ National - n t, whose goal Is to Improve the po41tlcal, educational and tconomlcaf aystem In l.tbanon, by lntrocluelng 50C1a1 reforma to a decayed. bUt lnhe!fitd, stclartan regtme 8 . II I a - to tnainuoto that SyN would bt onoaetd In • btllla to,..._. CMittanaln lebo0011 on t h e - of their~ btcause Syria wn, and at Mila. an ltnpotlant -~of Clviotlanlly lll the-lern world. ft'o cepltal city, Oomucuo, houses lht Antioch " - " Ctluft:h and the original Warpnttos w•e .._,_ ~ mi9rattd trout Aleppo to the _ ..,.. 0( lebanon. L_..,.., PO-•· _ w,... deny-.....- ...--. _,.__.__ .....,_ Int.,._ ..,._,...,._....__ ..........,_...,..... __ _ .... _.,. .. ........., ..... ,.--lalla" _,..,...._ -.tile .............................. o-o- n--Jofferaon,- .. F. 1 M of_ W cloolgntd end .......... . , .....__ IIJ- ... ~ . . - - .... PtOOIIIn ZANe • "" nllor AllrD ........... 10 ........... ........ -al-~ljjlll ......... peoplatnd IIII ....... AIIII....._.IIt ........ IINIID1111 ...... c..p lliMIII _ . , lllllcll Ia ~ _ _ ....,_...toiM.-.oniM-ol e11ong1y call on .d ~and - _...,.,.._".,...... c ... - . eoollllaoto ~- rn- I n -to Mop lhiH&zla.Zionlot- , . , . , . . . ldlttflg and dooiNctloo of our Woutlfuty biiOotd~. Narrow argum~~t r o tht Editor. In l(wUoa•a r...m teller o111 acuatt ~m,..,., of " '*""'n'n out~ - fmJ)O(IMt !octo. In her flit• olllts guhty of t h e - thing. Kwllos atatos- anyoi,e - l n g to hava on octlve Mltllfa- -...Her t h t _.. toto By thl oame toolc. anyOne "'""'" and hD att accident must eufief tho conl4lqUIO\OM also, bUt thit - t h a i ...... lrl)urtd . d ..... refused hoeP(tal trootmerlt!Utt beceuaa nil lrllurr ts a ....._uence of drfvlng. Kwltos also mentions the Qu.tlon of r -alblltty. Willie 1111. otego20, waa certainly rttponalbte for her actions, t q-tlon Whathlr a 12 yo11 old would be equally ao rQponslbte lt the boca,.,. f)fiQIIant. Kwltos oaks ''Whtn It • letua a _ ,.. Wl\llt olio IIIII to pOint out Is tllot t ltnlllztd egg It not a fetut. What it II Is a tpectallzed COli Whlc!l, g iven the enwlronmant IO< • long ttnOUQII period of tftne, will davalop Into • aeH·oustalnlng utstence. Givan the ""'""' In cloc>lng, f might P<>lnl out that llngemaQ cllppklgt alto tw¥0 the..,. ability. Kwftos taltca ellouttllllmOilontl trtuma uooclottd whh lllottlon, )'et if '"'Yfhlng wnleh caused 1m011oaa1 traUmtwuout-.-WOUidollhtveto81ttnoCbalr atarlng at a wal all our U.U. Kwltoa t.aJI<a about adoption, ,.. lo<gate that hlndlc:apped tnd mbced raca babloo aro naorty tmpeaslbte to plaCe Into an &dopllve - . 81>0 alto tmptloo that a good ,...., lor maiCing ol>otllon Illegal Is to k-. a steady eupply o r &dopl- - - . , Kwfloe sors that the tlglltoto-IHoro aro not tyytng to force a"""""" io endUfe an Onwanttd ~ancy. H so. than wf1y do they want tbottlon htegat? Finally, t<wiloo lmptlet that Slmpaon hat no fight to exprMO an optnlon btca"" hela not ltmiM. WIMtt ohe IH- Out .. !hat the leglltatlve llodlal oonoldef!ng antHbonlon HIQitletlon .,. - - l n g t y cnate tn -fl>. th.l tWhlle ltllfnO to lccepl . _.. ""'"'"'- 0( opinion? a--. -be -not Why--- t<WIIoo-toan~caoeoatoWhy-koPI olll fila to do It ,..,.. that can -.,._Whet _.rile IO< the other 2 billion- In the world. /(~~· "'· - �US to take the lead in forming Israeli-Egyptian buffer bp .IOMpb B. Zloga1e Although broclond EiYJ11 ~\eve been at peace lor tlic last two yars. the Raogen ~- Is proposing to send a US ~ c:on!lllgontto MtW as a buffer zone belwftn rho two Middle·""-" l\lldon$. According 10 ~ ~ rho Slate Deportment Anlla Stockmoll. tho Jtotlonlng of ... n f'morlc,an·backed mulllnatlonol ~ IOf<lO In the Sinal o.-t" Is consiMnt With an Ol1glnal pcomllc by Pnslclont Carter, made to both brocl and EiYP< In 1979. , "'-icMnt <=- promioecl the two COUnlrla thai it- the Unlod NoiiOnS~ ~lon:e did no1 rnaaon.lloo. the llnlod 5I-. would ~ ·the ~ and ............... of..,~......._ ~to.c.·. 5eocknwl oda-.lodgod thai Colonel ~ Plonko~ odWor ~ .... 5IUo o.s.---a~ons Map Gonerol HWIIha T - and ~ Admhl MohMn twndi10 conclude 11-ne"doys oltal<s on opec:llk:s ollha pn>poMI ....-,. The R-n Ad-..lon announced Sunday that • wot rudy to . . . tho lood-and poobMIIy supply mal>y of tho trOops-In locming on intenollonal force," The Neu> Yorir - ....... ""'*'*"" Tlma rf1>0fted. Sloclunan told 1M ~"' that "no spedllcs .. to the .... ol the fon:e has yet been dc>tnnlntd." She opeculaied that the size of the force wl'l most 1llcely be dc>ermlned some flme before the throe-day meeting ends. S.od<man oxplained that the ..... ' - fuJDiod their truly comll1itll*lto • .. they'- Wllhdrown In.._.. from the Sinal dnert.• adding that they on now In the final . . _ ol their pul•back. Presently, the ....... !JOW"''l'""' conaols two key airt>eJes In the ,..;on-bodl ol which ••• ocheduled 10 be gillen up tn next phase -of the withdrawal Since the signing ol the Camp 0.\Ad occonls. tho broel!s how lobbied in favor of a credilable A.-I<., mllilary force to be stationed In the Sinal. wha. the Egyptions hove - l u l y omlnced the Idea ol A.-lean Iota being Ulloned on their soil. $1odanan drew a quaaa- cllldndlon ~ Amcrltan positlonod on fsypclon 101 and the ltAIIotiing ol A.-lcon-badced ~ there. 5lw Mid that "The ~"l"og should no1 be .wwtd as "an Amcrltan bose In the Mlcldle Eost •• Thc-c:Mian ~--""'*~>w•..,up In tho 5IDOf clumv the - . . ! ~-~orad tchodultd to be phased out . . the ~ force _...... ...... the""' Sinal o.-t. 5lockman ropoo1rod. Allhougb she was noc - · Slod<mon btkva b wll nequn a ~ol daclslon to mnove the force """' • has.,_, ~- ttf '""* ro.-· d!Mt---- �ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS MANDATORY FEE REFERENDUM i f . f ~ --------...--b9 RlchanS Choa WASHINGTON O.C. -The Nation's QPilol' hoo ckvttoped a jlded omt\lde towards prOfeol dernonlbeiiOhl tho - " • haW>g~ lhcrn..,_ routinely*- theo.t ~ morch oll962. Wlh ewrylblng &om whllo-dod fcmlniMI ond angry. --driving fanrwn 10 goy rights adMits and Iranian collogo llUdent:s paulng before • • lhls city has Morl ~ ell So f S..nday's M8rdt on the PentagOn was 10 have ·~ • ldnd ol effect on Washington'• declllon·makers. ~would have IO havtt bn" conducted on the moot ma$$IYt se.le , And l wos Organ!<ed I'll the People'• AnH-war Mobilization (PAMJ, the m•rch was the loognt one hald since the VH!tQom Wtt prO!• decade ago. Alhough US Pari< Pollee lbtlmalod tho <rOIIICI'• 11H al 25,000, PAM ollic:ials put h aiiOO,OOO, IAihlch rnaldM!d """~·· annot~need goal. The PAM morch brought loged\er a broad coalition ol - f r o m all~of the Nation, Their goal to~ US lnvolwmenl.., 8 Salvador and l'resicknl ~·s po_.s Cllll In _... ......... - Wilh s.n.r.. mlnonCy Ieeder VOTE TO KEEP YOUR GSA ALIVE AND STRONG last VOTE YES TO THE MANDATORY 'FEE VOTE X§_TO THE NEW FEE SCHEDULE ($12) Votfng continues through May B!h - - .. An--------------------------~' SQUIRE HALL, Center Lounge MSC 10 am· 8 pm CAPEN HALL, Info. Oak (AC) 10 am · 8 pm 103 T~BERT HALL, GSA Office (AC) 10 am- 8 pm ELLICOTT, Student Club Cafeteria (AC) 12 · 5 pm RIDGE LEA, Cafeteria (RLC) 11 am • 2 pm ROSWELL PARK, Education Office - SUB thltl he _.., webpons." . the President's budget cuts, It appeM11 thot the O.moe<ats In Congress are giving up tht light 10 rollor~ tuppofl cutl>ock.ln lludent llnancibl aid, wd!Gre, nwdJcalcl and other programs The morch repr«MT~ted the flnl oubllanllll public outcry ago!n11 the Rugan Admlnlslradon since a took conltOI ol the IIO\Itn'lmtnl In January. And PAM <><ganlm'l sa~ !hat tkt morch to only the beginning ol wl\6! d be a - u e d ~ elloot lo pn>lieSl agalnsl Ragan pollclts " ' - ' - ' glllhered for the pn>lieSl •tn a puttr: port. )LIII edjacml 1o the I.Jncdn Memorial on the wao one! ol the $WV\~ and ..,..,. os W... Washlnglon Mal. 1M weather &om around the Country~ de....,_. «f the lilt. Ju,fl one block -~ &om the Slott Otpo,tment BWI<I~. SpWms addressed the crowd and 1M mwlc wos parionped ._,a PA ~as people lounged on the..,.-. Polbo In riot 11100<1 around the penmeter ol the park, and a htllcoptor drded ov..-hocl. A C<>llple of officers, porched alop lhQ Lincoln Memorial wald'ted as bu• after bol dropped elf 11$ POSM"'l'''• and the sllie ol the crowd grew, The conlltigenl ol dernocUimiOR &om Buffalo, about JOO e<:co<dlng to Buffalo s.- College PAM G~ganlur Kim Kalz. had arrived ......,. !hat momlrlg. ThU Jlx c:twln Blve Bird bu- had left an hour and one half latt the nlght before b h.,... -Ii !· -------.. 7QOHE.IHC. POSITIONS AVAILABtE WITHIN SUB--BOARD I, Inc. All interested students are urged to apply· for: • Group Legal Sentcea Program Director -rapoulble for planning ond operation of GLS progrvm. EstJ~ 20 hours/ week ~ , Ooai!Uoa . . Vldnam~. • UVAB Sound c:ommJttee cholrperNn & aasWtont ....,_..,.lefor Auclfb pr!Oductfon ot ..,..._ ~tec:hlncal aldlla helpful c:cun,... I AU POSITIONS ARE STIPENDED - ,I Indeed. the PAM democ!Silallon tiought togah. a IOo4de r~ ol -ps. lncbling ~ 11ghts, women's. enll-dnolt, blec>k. Hllpenlt, Jewtoi1 and ~ o Palesdnlan autonomy O!gllnlzatlon. Age groups varied wldely- &om the ~. 10 " - who man:hcd agalnll dlser1minallon and ..,. In tht 196os, to lhooe who were loo liOOl19 to ewn remember the • 0/1 Campue Houafng Director -t~ble for operedon of hou.fng search ol/fl:e. &lfmoted 15 houra/..,eek v-. ullflCillalned l"tafOOS. PAM aciMsl and OBIIudent S... wbo did,_ of !he O<gOnUing In the Buffalo ....... told Thc Sp.arvm !hal she had o>Odt ,_,_"""the b u s - ......... month ego. "II wt11 a cldnk pollical ladle. P~ gor upM1 and try iO ~llie !Nngs." sho Sllld. AaQdlng 1o Vola. buses &om Detro~~ -one ol the few dlia Nadon-..ide thltl oncloned the morch-v.-~ .. tlw.lasl mlniiiC and !hot~. which lo lupply 20 buses ol ~&om eo-,, allci conc:ded out. . • Bul demonstrab:ln conw:rged on Washington any w~ th.y COilld u the Interstate epproechlng the dey was lined Willi hllcl\hlkm, Valu was excited. "Thllls going lobe much bigger !han 100,000. I'd stake m~ life on h," sho said. ~,... buses OOOJtantly oomlng In. I can\ believe this to happening. This lo m~ first demonslrallon and I'm ruDy e..:lotd." Ken Lundgren, a substitule &each<r 01 !he Buffalo Oly Honon School and a Yelaan of the 19601 anll-wor movtmtnl, sensed that S..nd~'s demonsaratlon waslllrgor In ~ than pm~~ous ones. "This ddtnltely IHis bigger than the '60J, • he sold, dllng the IUppof1 ol the demonsaradon &om churdt and union - w• ~~ -------=~==--~=--=====, ' I I ... -Sister Mary jane Residorf CALL GSA AT 636-2960/1 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ~ . =---~last "The inmedicite concem is EJ Salvador. •We~ tot to ret this Countty's prlotities turned oround. People ore not intrtest2d in VOTE IN PERSON- VALID I.D. REQUIRED #111!1111_ _ _ _ _ _111!11_17\ BOARD Ruben : DEADLINE J;()R APPLICATIONS BY RESUME . FRIDAY- MAY 15TH AI ,_.,..lhauld be tu6nitled to Room 112 Talbm Hal, Amherirt Campus. ,,.,.,._ wffl be lw!ld Uav 18th·- 22nd. - !!!!!!~· l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~!!!~ Aftftn INdents &om Ocy Honors School ..,.,. amoow the IJ'OUQ &om Buffalo. Mira Fink, 16, had ....,lood It her ochool. polling oul petitions ~~galnst US In~! In El s.lv&dor. Moll students tlgned, flnlt .Sd, •._,c about o1tt or -0111~. Theywo:reR__.,~.· tWJIDU­ brothor. MIM. came 1o Washlqgton for lM 1n1 - · ond allhough he .... ..-...! portly by cwloolly, he did - llntijlinte-.1 In tlgjll--.g, '1 1M loa """*>a ciOWD to - wl\6! - QOJng on,• he Mid, boll ' - """"" lolclng el>out El Sol.oclor. "<llll*o IIIUDk tht ohould got out and thouldn'l ..._ been ....... the 8nl ploco, """l's notjull8 Salvedor. The us~~- of us _,.....__. ., thWt. lot of my teaches ~.- Mloo sold, bill .......teed !hot low ~ .. his achool -...! .-y lnlonned aboat the _.In 8 Sol.oclor, which hc biomes on ill« ........._ ......... whom he cborgod wllh .,.,...,. up the ---..... "RRght ,_,, oomc o1 " Is Coming out thol9t." he aalcl, ...r.nv.aeo- oflhe ceacll-11\1 ond d-..,.,. conduc:led ot '!he echool, lt>c:lucling a~ oflhe 111m~ and ,. ..tilnglon, t'llt!J," which he noted had a lot lo do with his villi to Ra us Re �I S/>.cf4l Scwfnt• fro,. I ~---------~ I Anne KazmMrraak. alll>lh<r Oty Honors stud.nl. had to ealk h., lalhft Jnto - 9 ha etteod, and ha presenu at tho cMrnonteradon .....,. 10 lnclblo lhat the got ~ to him "He " - ' ' think' "'1!//hlng il going 1o c:om« &om thlo, that b won't~ anll(hlng," 1M aplalned "b took a llldt bQ ol dlltuJIIon. I INnI< he's goe a prdly common vlow, though " H..aaol Sl>or1ly altor I p.m , tho'long mordl10 lbe l'elllgOf> began. one! lhoM In tho p6li< diHrod as maod>oH puood them on an ~ IIJed. Tho a-.1 toOk .. lime fuJlneiO>g l!vouvh tho tho .,..;lc and tho Buffalo cWogallon didlove tmdl2;23 p.m -or- ogeln. Bullolo bnnso uP lhc ..,••• ..... mardl«r jolted .. she lrl! tho P"'i< """ -.eel ..,.,.,_ ""' -.,....,_to Slote Ooportment. Orgon-. llenbd !he ~ route chanW>g. and tho _.... who had been ~ oul Mlr>CIII leaflns and _ . . d u r i n g tho momlog, now stood 61 t h o -· dislrt>ubng thdr liler•ure frantlcaly as rn.wd>eu mo-t ~ It ..,.. on • - • WaJhlngtoo - d a y . v.'lh a dear blue sky and tho trHS II\ ful bloom The gentle breeze thai kepi the • aftcmoon plosont had cllsappeared. and .. demt>nctrolors "Oh )lel, I think the US shoukl ~ out and s#louldnt have been thete in the frrst ·\ . place. And it's not just in EJ Salvador. The ~s should stay out of evet)'Wflere." ' -14 year-old Michael F~k I !~ J - Head First I r Hair Stylists I ECURITY GUARDS I Inventory People 1 388 Kenmore Avenuel P•;,!':'!,!~~"!:,:;::,1 tAt l..,.• ...,, I Unftoum tKOri<IH I Now-~ Won Fr!dr/ I Good-'*' rel•roto«a fff(fUHH I Pnclaloo C•t • Blow l>rJI PtHK£1110HS I OaJ,. $800 I _.,, ....,. St. lllfllllo.r«I I : I : Veil!~...,.. II ~ UlPIIIU- 31/11 • t.:~~-J~~J.:J I ..~ Ding ~ 0.. O..We O.r tf Cliclu W'II!S ACL Self Storage Center ZISS M~tt r~ ~•ro Amtwnt. NY 11 ml ftOO'I'I of FREE ~•tdY.eQ 6Sit ·7SG3 0\.• douiDh WfTH THlS COUPON with,._.~ n~ coMhfCN'IS fot thoM ttHM you can't t•IW hOtnt &,a-~ 31, '81 (tnonu. bo•u. boOk., otc.l Rff'll eithtf a1 4 ft a. • f( A • VALID ANYTIME .._ v• ... '-•f'4ul o...,. 3ft tocktr 11 SSIOO tmontb ydenounces nilitarization, ran's budget moved paslthe S tate Dopar~ment building. pasolng the Lincoln Memo<lel and moW>g _ , . . the! Potomac River on '""Arlington Memorial Brtdge. the heal bes!"' ge<tlng oppr=lve Sore leet also cawed oome to sit by the wayside and rest But tho dornon<~radon kept alive, with demon<~rators chonling .rog,ns, such as "No dnfl. no w«, US out ol El Salvador," and "HoD no,..., won't go! We 11ght for Texaco." P""'- because US lniiOM!ment In El Salvador has no( yt'l acalat4d Into a fua "JCale military lntorwntlon, the d.....,.....,.llon lacbd mud> ol the anger that characteriml the !Uit>ula\1 and- period. l'olccll.en thotlmed the rout.e of the won' , I • 10ft IO<ker •• at600fmontn . . ._ . each--· n..----~ ....,.. ~ onouecl. with~ two~ pummelng Q d l - • with fltu. ~won..... and projoctila. ,., t.. ~s 1 101~ JtOit ~orlt Sl6.00f month ~, CIJI lOdiY to fiM.fvt your tockt:r , _ ,, SIIW RIM H"" •t itloiHHlJ)Off t',.-oot ot ... reqvir~d Wlllt4'M z. REICH, AtlorMJ lmmigftlllon & Consular l btters · ~·........_.y,..... "-'~' ~... - ~...........- an.us • .._.,.._a..-; • c...,.., s ..,... ~..... • Ffuenl In Hebrew, Yiddish. Polish. Russian a Spanish The altercation _,, on for about 45 minutes~ pol« il No brolcc tho aowd .... by clrMng mo<o.cyclos through --were~ Prtoottln Ext:ep< for tho ocullle. the dOITlONiratlon ..,.. remarbbly pace/ul and wel-org4ni.liod. Sisler Mary Jane Reisdorf of tho Frandltan ordot ol nuno in Wllliamsville marched along with the Buffalo oondngent. A mls5lonaty who spftlt live yoors in !<ftll/4. Relldorf was otrongly .tlectod ~ th0 murder ol three • Ametlclln nuno In El Salvllclor last year ~ 501dlers ol the US. bodced ~ jun<a. • "The lm"*'iol2ooncem 1o El Salvador,- she said . "Wt'vt got ro gel this' Country's polorfdes turned around, People are not tntt!rtllted In weapons,." Tho dernonllnl!lon, 110001dlng to PAM media liMon 8411 M..-ey, also prott$1td the US deferuebuOdup,lhc demond for job&. radal 111ola>ce' iwhlch h.. opread from Buffalo to Allan"'1 and !JOupo such as tho Moral Majority. Tho Buffalo group wO$ one of the last to aniw at the PentagOn By the lime omved, the bulk of the demonlltllllOfO had gathered In front of the Defeo.. ~pottrrWnt's hull" buildtlg. and lhi ~ Jize ol the cMmonaroClon ..,,. rwealed for the tint time. Aslcod why there had -been tho rally tueh M Tom Haydon or J..M Fonda. Maswy replied lhet ~ PAM Is "mool ~ul for &he support we might rec<!IYe from those pe<>ple. ft 1o not o - • that~ In the f!~~~em.• Ho apiU>ed that the PentagOn matCh differed from tho dftTioOrub'lltlo of tho 1960s In that boch II> consduoncy and purpooe were brQoder. "'Tlno-quat~erS of the pe<>ple hae today •• TMd Wodll pe<>ple,. he sold . • Also, those ..... led. demooslrallons In the '60s only had a ~ lsoue. Wt'ii much more diwrM than theY """"'"""""'""'spoken •• that." MCAT·~·s'~~·rGMAT gJ' SAT ·ACT ·OAT ·GRE ·CPA I .. . . • •• • •.... f . .. . ...- . - r -- 6.88-0'00 -- . law of Serotte-Harasym & Reich 800 Genesee Building · Buffalo, N.Y. 14202 clcmonRrotlon, _,. who fought with rfot.on during tho 60.. lc>ciMd ....... bo<.r than _,.,....ed, Tho aflemoon'• only l'ioloooe occurred near the PenllgOf> wlwn • ..,.a tJOUP ol ooutllft-dernonstr61ors t.g.n PfO\'Oidng ~ nur tho _.c1e lOUie Approximately ~300 . . . . front the Cologlole Aooodaljon lot the Reso.an:h of PmqJia (CARP), an and-communist group ~ with the Unlllcadon 011.n:h ol Rev. Sun Myung Moon "'i>lch suppar1S US In-lion In El Salvador. lined up alongode tho PAM ROOTIFS s 11 As It Sft • \ • , ~ f ~ • ~ ~ ! ~ E ,,.,·ROOnE's-, i Pertllo eo:flete tdul l ~ • ', :. • :. .. r. • I ~ • .. f . ,_-. ', :- <o ~ _ ~ �dleclond ......,....,... ........ ......... n.. ..,- ..,_; .... .. broustot 10 ... lour , . . old n Nortt... .. .... .,VIollnca_ ......,...Sdae lho deolh ciliA eoldlor, lloblojl ~ f~Wolfu~. ~ to s.nda, who ......,mbecl to 1M cMadlv tide .._ cl hlo 65 cl.v long hunger tblke. To nw>y, Sends to o marty(. to unknown. OlheTt he remolno Whle Wlodl:wl continua tD eel. 0111' tioo4neo and buykla -ov • A\I1PJriEffi~.£PJrlll\l ~ dollar, Ammca'o m4!lll got ...,._ bod 1M - WCIDffii1l])~ ..... bull-~ ,_.~-., any rovltai!Qtlon. For mooy ~l'l*d World.-.. our ~- . . . . _ . , . . 10 bat cl tltnof. So-'*'- our mo. corponle thot - how browbeat thtJaptnue Into rootrlcllng their a.u.to nports. • Allhol9> tho RQgon adm!n.... not ed<ncMNiedgod ....,.,._ ~ as IUI1111t Pf'OI*:donlsm, on the us·. par1j lets nol ldcf oUI'IO!vn, 11 to. Ollw the Summer, many \ssua ol utmo«......,..._ ••....., to make tho woy onto the eve1llng news, and unfortunately thou which thouJd be, WCKI't. 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IO< Sands' fast not a tJnique protest - - - -- -- - -bv FT&Dk Vlriano ~ and political obuMa. ~ leller. tho Irish ~ Slllc ..,... rpllty. Some 25 yurs olta lholt. lnclia joiMd lbe tankt ol ~11o111111--.~ond>ewor¢.ola Fourtem per$1ofent ~ "' pasoM r- In ...t.idl Gandhi~ IN'ClOnCOJll of !he~ h·.,_ ~ 10 • fuJ.IIoclgod Ideology ol !tbdion Llw ~09. G.ondhl un6mcood thallh~ yey powo. of en opproutw ...,. <e>uld be tu 011111 undoing so Ions u wctld 01'4nlon and morel sanctions nwanl enlflhl"ll- • • they would noo In lht """' ol Nod G<!nnany. ln a senst. (){ COUI'R, ,.arva.tiop on a massJv• ttaloo had o«t tho tCa90 f0< T"'"""" MIICSI.Itney ~tweon 1845 and 1850"""" IMn one million Irishmen died In a tmt>le lamlnc which re$Uktd from e perUIIc blight on lhc poQIIo aop, ln!lond's IIOplo Food. An acldlllonel thrft ....,., pooplo loft the ISland. """' ol them (Of ""' UnlladSc.la. Toelle Among lhc ._cwoions wero thrH devtlopmenu which would profoundly allect lhc 8ntl$h emph At home, mno<M at the role of England'• Com Lows, which fotbotlo. the Import 01 export of gratn and addtd 10 lhc dealh 101, t.d lo thoh repeal end the ,.... of tho Li>enll Party. ~. Irish Immigrants bC1td u lnoh of !he Britlsh role In lhtt homoland and conci>uted l&rgo wmo of money 10 lhe c:aUM ol ~. And In lr•t.nd bel, II. Wntnc brou!i>t great inlluft'C¥ to o.m.t 0~$ Cochok Emandpatlon -.....,., ....s ~ lhc OIIAblshmtnt ollhc I R A ~: Ny hdptd sprud aticol - modemlzatlon art b&Md Alreodv tho .,.....nt plungor rn tho lntanadonal ""'nlum or• price h-. c:auwd Nigel to r-..,h iiJ ambOcious economic devolopment plan Since ,the oQtClng of tho Ubyari Peoplu Bureou- IOim<'rly tho Li>yM ~-II) Marth 1981 , diplomatic trammioalons ! - . . Nlger and Ll>ya liaw been conducacl lfvough tho """""""' ~ cuburol oonter Tho pram~ ltilllonl beiW«n Nill<f ond U>ya, haw lorotd !he oenoer to !>"- ~ lniYd · - • on a penonnel Nigor's,o«:r<l ...we has documonled ~ _...,., b!l U>yans to P<~ U.,... r-.lltel lslomlc au.a among Niger's atcma Th09 dolm lha ~ Ole trying to r«nd pooplo Into the Ll>yan Islamic (Aglon-whldl Is comma~d b!l l'alesbnlons Lilyan Prt'Siclmt Colonel Muammar Gaddely has encoutagtd tho Tuaoegs and th. Toubou ,._,n of nol1hern Nlgef ond norlghbo<ing Mali. lo r.olly behind his <aUIO of Uboratlon,_ F~ocbakl MU!tary confrontation between l.bya _, Nigel 1noy orup ovw thq tmilollal con1uo10n which nioo>- rl\e T"""""" o.. jlnd b sunounding arta, """' """"Pitd bl/ ~n !Cir'Clb, and the ddpultd 0wou sq. A few Nlgft at.llt.oo1bti .,. malting no ...,..,. about lhtfr ftMS .,_ the lutur<' of dw -.e il I - . ptOYtd !he N l g f t ' s - ~.nnlum ....._ ll>dch lnlo lhc Owou r<giOn Thql fe.as U>ya is trying 10 gall> the uppct hand In !hal dJstna b!l sendtOg in ~ from Ll>yan military bases In Chad. • To counter libyan tnoYUag.oinsl Nlgos President Kountcha Is opp~y;ng for lna•astd French. suppcxl in the ewnl Niger is further thr••l«ncd b!l Ll>ya. While Kountth~ has roqu..,cd rnoro Frenal aid. lw. bas rcfustd o Frenal offer ol • pormoneno Frtnc:h combat loroo to be ~tatlontd In Nlgou borclcr Ngloou. Also. toinoure Nro-solldortty. hell aslcing foro pon·Airlc.ond<olense &1111"9tmtnt under a F~ umbrda, assuggosatd blithe,_,. nallonsol Scntgol. Gabon and fVO<y Coast Pai>-Ahlea French""'"""' in N;gor • Nlla<laol ~ i1 a .-.II ol ... ' - - 40 ~ ol N'ogers uranium are ...,. 10 FTw>c. Fo. the Frmdl go..oernmmt 10 IMinlllin iiJ mombonhip In !he nuclnr orms <MI. • needs Nigel's uronlum Noget's mdi!Ary numben only 4,000 troops. French mllilllfll -.!""-> .e lntreasl"ll !N small onny's 4bllity b!l providing oophlstic:Aol.d -nry. communication< fotiUtlu ond all t..alcal tran<pon oysroms Th... ~lirles woll give !he French the lim• netdtd lo mobilize lhH for<b In the ...,, Noget netds aid. II""""' •• no swpr1s<r when on March 9 . Roben Caloy, French Ddence Mlniottt tigntd an aid ogteetnent ..,..h Nlger. In addition to ScMgors pan·Afotcan ldta. Kountd>e fo olio oounllng on ~ aid from NogeN and Algma.-bolh ol whom ...... Ll>yan . . _ - . che<bd WloCe A.lge1a ftoa Isolation &om the -..h. N;gorio guards "!JJins' the lslamte .... ol Gacldoiy'• wotld conq.- dtftms. Thus lfga~o.J< DOW In !he process oftnaeasltlg aid 10 Nlger Kourucht's decision to add lwO T - ~to the Nill<f Cobinel o1 Ministers has surpriood t..Jt>y. Ari Toubo ft:nhlm haa been named to lhc post ol Minister lot Rural o....lopmmt wh~e M0)181d ls.soufou w.os Mllgntd to tho post of Minister "Fo< Labor Allails.· Both «• impOrtant pooltlom, This movt l'!ot tMflntt b wes not lhe fiJ1I hunger <b1k.tt l.octd b!l tho British Mohendas Gandhi had rntde- uw of tho llldl<ln en .......,.,...,ullabor prolell.t~.lndia.~ holhen r«garded llorgoly • • rdigjous ......-. Thoie-- olio h ....... bv Olhor I.R.A. prisonon In 1919 and 1920. ~ <ndtd b!l gov<nl~Mnl <OnCitS:IIons 10 lhe gC>YOmmmlln those yean~. In 1918, ""*"' --. But no ccncaoo~ons ~ olfertd to MocSI.itn09. oncl ~ Wftks much ollha wotld walchtd aa a sollllry lrllhll'bll con&onltd !he vast power of lho Britlsh crown with lha cxomple ol his voluntary suHf11ng. On October 24. 1920, ~ died. Tho olf«tonpubll<oplnlon. apec:laJtv In Britain, wu onotTnOUS. H uge, aboolulely silent aowdl lantd lha London down wbich MatSwlney's collin pessod lor ..,.,._, IO Cori<. Thql n>llli<ed lha MQI<Ir1! ol a - ·· Wm. and lhc ability ol ono lndMd""' to ova ,.,. become lhe ¥"hoo ol mokes o sham ol Colonol Gaddaly's Slat<'m<!ntsabout allegtd Nigor and MU. death cona!t>lrollon <•11rtp1for tho Taun:gs. Also Kounldw haa lndudtd many yDUfl9"' non· mUilary men among the nsnk• ol Niger'• goyanmen1. ~ 10 rnony ~. OTHER'S DAY ARRANGEMENTS Freeh Sprtng Flowen~ FINEGJFT $$$$ Coupon ttutldin Board Outside! lSS Sqvire Hall MSC S..vesYouSSSSS SELECDON ·-ac... • Soot.IGbs • WlndOi>W • SII<A . _ RUT BASICE'n1 ""'" '''·so ~ 121..0717 - WMil"'*~ NrPCrdl Ooodo ~ A fun new sport! Slim up by ttimming down Sllm~cs ' Y1 Hour OfD1sco & Vz Hour of Danc;ing Aerobic DllncinJ • NEW WAVE LIVE WITH : Friday. May 8!h Complete bOdy tomng O nly S3/ Lesson! For singfe or couples All to disco music! J&LSIIIIi& . Trl• Stadlo .._ othtar'a ~JM~·-~~z•~-~ , Saturday. 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Ask •' for the name of the Army's college representative · n~tyou . .:. �sports ; The demise and renaissance of the New York Yankees brlotl• K. Lapiau MOMtitol EditDr Editor's nott: 71ti71s tM S«<nd of • t_.ptln ~rits trrl<in1 tM ~ lllld filii fl/ tht Yonk« dynosty. Tht first :oqmtnt tntkd with 19ff0 w/wn Sttflltl wtJSfirwJ. CUey ,... aone. forced into a ~irem<nt. that neither he nor his Yankee fans wat~ted. In hi> stead, youna baseball whit R..ph H ouk b«arne the new ream leader-a moV< that could not have pleased the players more. After • dcade or plotoonina. shuffled pitChing rotations, and constant veth.. abuse, the Yankee players grtw weary of StenaeJ's oontrovcrslal )'d successful reiyl. Hook. at the ouet ot 5!>rial trllnlna U5ianed intlillidum se~ positiom and authoted a JOmeWhat pcrmamnt hurling order. 1M playm rejoiced. Baseboll, it accmed, wu apin run to ploy. ROlli: loYed the YIUIIcces and tbe fedi.Qc was mutull. Rapeeted and admired, H ouk ..-..a tempermeow man w1>o .....uy ~ ....., only in cldcnoe one or hi$ pla)'ttl. Ht - anorr wilh the press. )'d accmed an avowed optimist. "If tbete were a c:holcn epidemjc somewb<re." imaail>ed Ntw Vorl< Post writtf V'tc Si"fd 20 years aco. ''Hout would thint it pal ..pericna: for young doctors." , And examining the team Houk inberited from Stengel. his optimism wu diffiCUlt 10 foull. Comint orr- an awesome season, Houk's 1961 Yankees are probably tile lftatC$1 collec:tion of players e~~tr fldded. Jn additic!n 10 amasslna 109 wins, one leu than the 1954 Oeveland Indians n:cord, the Brorut llo<nbers launched 1AO home runs-alm0$1 60 more than tiM: runner-up MlMC$0t& Twins. Led by the "M&M boys-outlidders Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle-'lbe Yankees took an early peNWJt race Iced and oowr looked bode. It wu also in tbis year that the moot sacred or blsd)all records. Blbe Ruth's single season home noo total or 60...... assaulted by ftOI oae, but two ploysfi. Fonwwdy for pinslripe fens, tiH:'UDCiem in porsuil or ltath's mart _.. bolb Yank-. MMtlt. allht the-ofYIDI<ceaanlom, 111d Maris who came to tbe ltlm !Iller a 1959 trade with&. Louis, ran siloby-tide: in tbe out fidel as wdl as iD tbe box scotts. Allhe end or July. Maris bad bit «< home f1IDI with Mlllllo just one behind. 1M dllo oc:cupled -t<r staat iD lilY sportS ..,..._,._ While .....,y llllllnaliuu puOcd for eilher one or bolh to snap tbe bollowtd mart• . _ ....,... rooted lllinst them, lndudtna 8ucball Commluionor Fcird J'l'ick-a lon1 time personal friend and &host-writes: ror ltutb. or 0. Cloe Mutlt When It b«amt .,.,.,.ent tlw.~ rOQOrd-coWcl possibly be broken. Friel: insisted thas if tbe 6151 home nm WI> not hit in theseasoo'slirstl54pmu.anasttrid •'OIIId follow theM"" r-.d holder's name in any hasebaJI etiC)'Ciopedll. Talk that the hall was more uuvdy" than tbose used durina the 1920s was not diseourqed by the commissioner, who uoiously p>arded the Babe's image and reputation. As tbt season wort to a dose, crowds filled ~ny st1dium to Ylcw the pair's assault. ln mid-September. Montie, who had been playing ill since AuguSJ, finally suoeumbed to 1 fever and lrn only Maris to challenae the baseballltaend. For Manllr the di.sappointment of not srnashina Ruth's mark could not tarnish what to him was a perftet SttiOn. A mon~~Ctf vlho praised rather than belittled his efforts and a complete dlonge in alleaionce from the Yonkee fan• hiahliahted his year. In 19ff0, Mantle ..-.. roundl~ booed by lhe stod•um c:rowds. •ho coosidtfed tht quiet. moody Oklabomian "quit< boori.Jt and Nde.'' Ho--er. 1961 slirWed the bqinnlna or • new lo•-e affoir ba"eeu Mlllllo and tbe fam. They eh<trtd his CYetf move, ..-onhipped t.ht vound he wllked on end consid<rtd him Ruth's liVe hier. While the ftuis .,.... bovina a "lo\e feast" with Mantle. Maris .,.rrored the brunt or !heir baeklaslt. The more Mantle wu d>etted, the more Mario was ridiculed. Ahho!Wl his supportas outnumbered his foes, Maris rce<Oed to only hear the boos. He beeamo more "ithdrawn lt>d surly. eauslna even sporuwriters to tum apinst him. But with Mantle sidelined by an infection, Maris repr...,.ttd t.he last hope for <rae kina • Ruth •s mystleal mark. Clordiall Aner 154 games-the number pegged by Frick to avoid an utmek..,eoompanied rceord-Maris had •lua&ed only 60 home nms. And with riahtpmes rtmoining in the seoson. the tension mounted for both ..,aris end veteran haseball obse:rvm. Over JSOOO- offered to wl>omtV<r could retritvt II>< rooord-breotina baD. F'mally. oo tbe last day or the - · acoinst • young llostoo Red Sox pitcher named Tracy Stallard, Moris hit number 61. 1M chase had mded, but 10 had Maris' meteoric ride to lht lOp. 1M.,........ advusdy affeeted bioa. Maris' hair had rou.... out and his peraonality resembled Attilo the Hun's. Aflt1 blttina 61 hom<: ruos in 1961. MarisJiuaaed cn/y lltbe nat year lt>d followed tlw mark with 23, 26, 8. 13. 9end S before his 1968 rtlirtment from the St. Louis Cardinals. Ourina Sprina trainina in 1!162. lhe pressure on Maris continued to increase. Constantly misquoted and mls.lnterprCied by lhe press, he beeamr a marked man. When a writer asked him if he was &Qina 10 hit 62 home runs thlt year. Maris retorted! "This~ lhe rtrSJ time in 34 years that .omcbocly hit 60 hommms. Anybody •ho expeeu melo do il apin GIUSI ha~ rocks in his head." Maris' problems continued intO that Mardi whm a Fort Lauderdale writer reponed that he Rantd a dlild's basthaU with an 'X'. Maris .... repn:s<nted as bana mod 11> dlildrcn. 1M accusation IIWk him lirid. Actually Maris did sian the ball ..ith an 'X'. but bad later autographed anoth<r bas<hall for the child with a personal inocription. After the Fort Laudcrdolc ineidrru. Maris vo•-.:d never 10 Jpeak. 10 the press a.pin. But, il • ·u too Late. Throughout the seoson he became the target of the fans' frustratioouWb<n he responded to the c:ro,.ds. jeers by l!vina them the rtng<r, the anti-Maris chants onlr inertued. Lire as a Yankee was never mudt better for Maris. H< has yCI to play in anything but on old-timer pme lt>d still n.rdy t .. k• to reponen. Today he 6ves in obocvrity somewhere in nonhtm Florida with his tornished trophies Sluffed "" a eabiDct'• lo•·er shdf at his beer distributorship. Nobody seems to nmember IUs J>0$1 oehievemtnts lt>d rtp01t<n no longa hadl<r him. Acconling to author Pt1< Goltnbocl: in his book Dyncty, "Tlw's just the "'a)' he b'\cs it ... Anticlimactically. the Yankeess ..-tpt tbe Wotld Series rrom lhe Onciruwi Reds in 1!161 lt>d from the SaD Froncisco Ciionts one year lattr-11>< dynasty S«rDtd to coalinue •ith no end in sigbt. at least not to the trained eye. What ee-aJ M a - ~Weiss retired in 19ff0. he told reponm thatlh< Yankees had only~~~ more years at the top. True to his forecast. live years latn, the Bronx Bombers linisbed in sixth place. thdr poorut showin& sino< the 1920s. When the Columbia Broadeutina System (CBS) had purdlased the team in I !Hi', the Yankees once-fc:niic farm $ySltfn lutd seriously eroded. The loet or farm reploeements. coupled with illjuries and the mi>rnan~~&<mmt of Houk and then rtcld IllaDOitr Johnny Keane. contributed to the dynasty's disaslemus demise. After 16 years or being lhe patest team in bastball history. the Yankees had quickly become tbe Amct:ican Leaaue's dooraw. NIID<S Ute Maris, Ricbardsoo. ICubecl: lt>d Bern --.. replaced b)' Cbrl:e. Amaro, Smith md Gibbs. In 1972 CBS sold the Yankees 10 1 O..dancl sbippiq -'eCeorat Steinbrrnner. . In lli7S Steinbrem>tr hired former Yankee ...-1 boseman BiUy Maniu- o casey Stc:ngd disciple-to manace 11>< team. . 1M next year, II>< YIUIIcees ,.-oo tbe pmnant. but lost in the Wotld Series. For tbe lint time since 1963. the Yankees "'00 the World Series in 1971, a feat they repeated in 1978. Afla faltering the next year, the team rebounded in 1980, capturing the Eltstun Division crown with over 100 wins. Baseball's fun a.p.in. �:! l 1 ! ! I. ' run Tlae State Track and Field Championships held this past weekcad marked the conclurion of UB's most IIJCce$Sfularbletic sqWid. Closin& o ut their renwkable season after compllina an uodef-.ed DlYision Ul record while losinc only on« to hiaber divillooal competitlon, lhe UB womeo's uadc and ridd team placed 14th o ut or JO Division I, h urdles tying lhe school ~d cbe posies! earlier in the seaso.o II and Ill schools. The best placina the Royals (IS.8). Chamberlain, in addition to earned was a pair of rourtbs. Runnin& to lhe finish line in Jhe the 100-metcr, posted a tlme of two-.mile relay for UB were Co- I :07 i n t~e 400·meter captain Leslie Smith, Terri h urdles-aeod for an eighth Merritt, J udy Ooveoettlo and place finish. Merriu also had an Esther Unacrman with a rime of eiahth place spot as she ran the 10:40. Also in foun.h place wu 3000-meter in II :28. Esther hurdle s pec ialist Sue Unaerman, another lona Chamberlain. The freshman dist&nce runner, placed lOth in co m pleted the I OO·meLer lhe SOOO.meter competition. Maintenance dumped; Current pulls one.out TIN Sp«tn"" tofibt.ll team rounded o u t l u - this pUt wcdleod by ll)liuina t"" pmes. Afier puttilll t,.aher 1 duzlina paformance to beat the Ambem maintaw~Ct team 22-2, TIN Sp«t""'' loS1 1 bean br<aker to TIN o.n...t, 4-3. ln Salun!Jly'scontat TIN Sp«Jn~m- tlm.IIIJ a- . ''It -jost&D cwer..U team elTon," Slid Joey 5lmon. the team's awaonx 5CI<XlDd bueman. The Maintena.ua: ....., wen nnu in the dwt. Tilt Sp«<n~m toot eootrOI in thdr r1111 11 bet never to rdinquisb the lead. n.. biuioa Sla1 or the pme bad to be catdlcr Many ""I play best In I c!=" R05<11. ROSO<ft wmt rour (O< rour at the plato with three runs bitted in. Til• SP«Jn~m did not rare wdl in Sunday'I toniest. Seor1na all their runs I he previous day, the team's bats rell 11'1m1. On TO<n Cocob"s home run Tlto Specrn~m manaaed rum on Tit• OlrrPntln the third innin& berore rallina apart. With Tht Current ballina in Ihe lop or the r.nh-with runncn on fii"S\ and s«ond-Specrrum lcrt f!ddcr Ed Ab<ams commllled a <06'11y cn-or. Abrams allernptod a divina catch or I Da..e Zaccarine tine drive, only to waleh the ball scoot under his glo..., and rol110 t he wall rcsultina in throe runt-aivina Tilt OJrrem a lead they would newr lose. • • TIN5p«l111mdid- sive up totaDy tboUI)I.Ia1bejr liiuiW wd TM Olmntl<acllna 4-2, TIN S{J«<n~m SW"Ied a rally. Catcher Sheri Loa!~ led orr the innina with a sinalr: a throwina mor OIO"od her to 5CIOOIId. Afier Joe Simoo poppcd·out, sho<t-<cnttr fldder Dave Comaock liaed the ball 10 left wbm: Z.oc:carine committed I IWO base erfOf allowiftl Loa!l 10 Spta"'"' "''0 SC>Im. With t•"O out. up stqlped left (Jdcler Abrams wbo could ...,.. tho memory or hi> aror with OM swin& or the bll. He would become either her0,9fi001. Abf.ams was last ....., arazina J0111<Where near Rocary Fidel. Tit• $p«trwm'1 r«O<d rn< the season st&nds II st•en wins and 1W0 losses. A pa1eruJ "Thank you", aoes ou1 to all who made the sea.son pauible-IRCB. WKBW/Channel7, SA. T"ICket orrtee. Maintcnanc:cand Tilt Current. The Faculty of Arts and letters awarded Certificates of Achievement to these outstanding students for contributions to their Departments: AMERICAN STUDIES Patrick J Crouse Alison Hiclts ART AND ART HISTORY Dennis F. Goris ••• Try Wendy's Gerard A. Sealy· John A. ArnoJd Leslie Werner Carolin.e Gaynor ENGLISH Margaret Glover All-You-Can-Eel Garden mlh SALAD BAR Buffet Only Bi MODERN LANGUAGES i LITERATURES Gretchen It Bouliane Michael Montholuo MUSIC EdiiJQI'd M. Folger- -- Paula F. lfft Octum C. Slrrz!lnslri THEATRE AND DANCE Nerissa Grandison �--===========~---------. i. i f ~ ~ i ! :< 0 1: .: MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD: UB participated in the SWe University or New York Athletlc: Conference (SUNYAQ Champioruhi1» last Saturday at Buffalo State Colle&c. U\)fortunatdy, Coach AI HeiMn's Bulls did ooc fare wdJ io lhc mees , eamina only 8 points (finishioa ahead of only Binpamtoo State which totalled 7). FredonlaSiate won the event for lhc fifthstraiabl year, with t97, Buff Slate bad 160. followed by Cortland (146). AlbaaJ (SC), Plattsburah (18), Brockport (16), and <la'-0 (ll). ~Nona wu lhc only placer for lhc underofiiUIDed Bulls, rlllillliail dJinl ill tJx <tOO-meter run. Buffalo Slate's Neil Hall placed rtnt,ln a record time of :..a.s. aASEB.A lL: The basd>all team dropped a pmr I I lthaca ~ Saturday, 7-2 and S-4. Saturday's loAel lowered UB's season record to 16-13. In the opener Ithaca pouiiOed on UB swter Russ Brahms riPt from me "'", scorins seven limes io the first three inni~ of play. • Orq Oran&e a'bsorbed the loP in the second pme, u BuD erron in the 6tb l)roltiiGCCI ~- runs for Ithaca. Olen Coot-of Tonawanda- wu the wilmer for Ithaca in the nltec:ap. Dave 1l01011hUutwu one for four ar the plate with one RBI io the first pme one , two for three-indudlna a triple-with anolhc:r RBI in the scc:ond. Paul Dlddario bad a bit in eac:b pme. Kevin Millet • abo bad a hit in <*'* and an RBI in the 1st pmc, and Rudy Pelliford alao .bit tD balla, with u RBI in the oecooc1. SOFDALL: Jotie Cllrdullo's Royals Wlia tlleir.hid far a Dip to die State Own{'iooship& Saturday, rlllidriDa 4th in doe Ilia Foar Cbampionshij» at Ad1esoo Field. U8 dropped lbr opaoer to Buffalo SWe, 12.-11, then lost the coosolatioe pme to Niapra University, 6-3 . ~ ~ SUoUa t.c* u.e to. rca._. ao,,a ia 1M ftnt pme, Mel Atidrea R-:baft lost the mmot•tion . . - , Roblo DuJmacc wu two for four io -c.be coasolltlion., Mary EllcD Weber wcot tWO of three. The Royalf were five and DiDe after Saturday's loAel. -I'OINR:A _ _ . . . . . . . , . . _ , - . -~- . . - - , _ . . . . . . . . , . • , . _ . . . . AIIIlllnll c..-. ....................... 'Bike classic' held on Arrherst tile rorst 10 pun arocmd The llnl una! UB Jlicydc audc peddled off rec:oDIUllaod trieyde, ..... ......., &ties SadQ Ollt('e Amhast c:.mpus tbe 1. 1 o:nile 1J11elr u be bn>lre the tape II .u... mlnutesind ~...,.,.,.S.. with a cloo:m .,_ COIIIpdlfta Ia tilt Ill tbo men's race, Buffalo-nati>e Mort Upduck DlrecUd by the Buffalo 1liC)'dt Oub with tropble& fura.illaod by the Sllldall Aaociatlon, the .-d 10 the rmish line 3.3 mib • ...., in el&h• claaic: CCIIIIIstod or a ma~'s and women's minutes 19 seconds, .mk Williom Y~""l wu dose racc-althouah no women showed up for bdUad with a doclriJI& or 8:21. Comin& in third wu oompolitioe-and a rpedal , _ for lwldlcapped JOho B&rolt (8:2A) followed by Gary Andres, Keith puticiputa. to tbal mce, Mllre Orzell, comm111dlna • Rwso and Ken Biltips. -t. lllll••••••••••••••••••..••••llll••••~! BOWUNC: The UB women's bowtiQI &cam wiD bompetc la the National Collqiate 0\amplonsbip&ID St. Louis, Mo., Mai6-JO. MlkiD& tbeir fourth a,ppearance in u many )'an at the dasic. the Royall rtnlshcd sccood last yea,r, sixth in 1978-79, a.od third io 1977·78. • The team's sixlb toumamesu Iitle of the season, last mouth's Northeast Sectional Touma.ment, qualined them for ptll'licipa,lioo in the nationals. Co-captain T erry StrasSel (avenainll83), rlllished second in singles a.od doubles (and fifth overa.U) io the ladividual National Championships last month in Baltlmose, Md. Other members of Ctody Coburn's Royals are: co-<:apcain Mary Anne Buboltz (173 (170), averaae), Pam Deliaa.(171), Barb Irwin (190), McLauahlin Terru Orimm n d Karen Mertes. • Jackie ATTENTION MALES Earn $~00 per month extra money Medical School Applicants We are looking for Plasma donors for a . Plasmapheresis Program . H you would like to apply please call 688-1716 ·. 1331 North Forest - Suite 110 WU1iamavUle. NY - Call 8130 a.m. - 4100 p.m. Rortctlelliot 2.111 ~ 0nrr.e. W..,.... .._,. R :D«)I ._ V.,...._,11J.o1 ...,..._.Sela.ILew~ILY"1 \411 13061 Ms-6222 (212) 441 -7074 i----------------------------·-------------------------------, U-HAUL Moving and Storage· Ererrthlng formorlnpl e Fonl Trutb/Ttalleta • .U..,.. • """""tot "''* e 0... ,.,, & loc•l IHfe/a 1 I • IIMe.Vc•rlllfoflft • llo•lllflllo,.., tMds. dollies I 1tof1N1te1f1 _ , _ • Tow bars, c•r 1.... cinterc. 1 •.., -.. 1 L.o.dln" ·1 ·-··.. • Nrrlce e 14 • We WIU NOT 8E UNOERSOL.Dt f • »on ,.., ,._ 10o/o OFF ANY R~NTAL ITEM OR STORAGE<Mihlhio--"' I THIS Of'FEII 0000 AT THE FOUOWINO lOCATlOMS: I 1 t 1 Ton••.nd• llo•ltlg Center · 174-8720 St. llorlllfl & Storage 2•~• lt••more llf,2345 I -· 1 Meln St. Wo•lng & StOt•ge · ,....,100 7400 GenesH Street .., lleln St. , Tr.,alt Rd. llo•IOfl & StOtege I 77 Boulnard llorlno Center · 132· 7771 611·5160 I I I "256 N/qar• F•lls 8/rd. 6761 Tr•nsll Road SS.OO ADOmONAL DISCOUNT WITH AN EARLY RESERVATION I -------------------------~----- • o-" A"n'" t,........ lo<- FRU - .... - . ~ GoM- *""" : I " �FURN ITURE FOR SALE. btd flUng, <lllltwiTV-&.-.1'.... - - . i classified. lmFIIIEatiiD _ ~t..ASSIFlC05 ITI"'Y be PIKid at 'Tft• S~~ SQufA HIJI, J & Sl*:b'VITI' oWce.. M'$04 OU\4;11' "~ ,..., ~a.yn.f\IFfkl~. BikE, GOOD_.....,,.._......, ovn.tt tac:M" eau w .nSJ. &IC T7 r-.e circk. t:JCcell•nt ....... , _ . ~~"'"'!""_.,.:."'"''"';.'-::"--=:::,.,,-, contlft.on lttO Tim 111 _.,,.,_ . ------·- t ..,... tot -.m. • • CMIERA BAG: t:or .,....,...., lt .,...._.Jim•.ottt .m Ct7tiYY- v..... """'' ...... ,'"''"'atEVc.ne ...,,,.• OPOUNE5 411 .. W.or.-..o.r• at 4 :JO "-""·lOt' f!'r~Q.,~y.,.lltof'tl- L.. . ""' .,...~~~~. THE. P'£:CTAUM r~ U. edft Of . . . . . .,.,. copy. Homo!, m HO flltf':F'UNDS .a:re tt-n on c.l~\ohtd 11o1•-: t.QOY ll ...IIIH StMCUU"'' OOH f'loO'I ,.,..,_.. t.o.r ....., • ·rcwtr. QQO\ JO ,._.,._...rty Kt-- ,.._ llft•.s.. - ..,....., - --1m, ..._ - t-.w muff..., fOr 11000 or ... c.•• Pappe;tetn bt'ofM1' of ua ...-ecuttd Plii'..M:Nip. YIVtTAR 75-20:51TU'J\, LOFT 1'011 SALE: EIICfl....t can<mloo. · ce1 MM"'bb at M1 .. Mll.ln . . , N~a Fens Bhld. Dllf\et«< lJeffts nMY be' bnld;ht to I'M N~ Center w~r INti ' 1:30pm. to I :JO prn Mel Frtc:IAl' 6Pm to 11tm.. ot CStmlns ~nv. lo:t FrJNy Mrt I~ to . , .,, donated ikfnt. (~1 *» ., .... tiC:VCI.£ ,.. :~.. ,.:;.It;...= ~~ ,..;;_., G., ro= •>o~T'='O=::-:: IH' 21~ lr•"'-• Yr' Wheel exeeuem ~ CONJltlon. c•U ltou * •1'-4 iliiiliiiiiii"'' ...__, &tudfnl a•f1atly lnfwnd Ja ~.. KC._,f 10 be he-ld ., Hewn'~.,. Caftter sm bftt ....... hH ofCIWior. . . t'f'l.ttt~•..,....• 10 end ~otto"'MUirAN~~­ .0\. Plea• ,.~ .nv .o cor ""-.*ntJ, TURMTAa\..E '*"" f« . .~~ c..n J.,...,. 01" wtv.-ftn __ Gt.AHT GARAGE S.U.E s.tr;wca,y ...._, RafAel SHI .. WOOO ~IMI ~~ .......... ,.,.,, C.ti-SUL 'lltlf'l' eo stz.e 8£0. m..tr-. ~. fral'ftlt. 14.00; ~ M'i. c:Ntn.. toftnica ••ttle 5lO.eo; ex.clt'tJent clllftdttion. 1311'N9. ~":'';._f::=~,-=..,=--==.,=,.:::,-::,.:-:: _oo OHf" tM ........ Couc,:-fYJM..,tU•r. FOR $ALl! : ..,,ft[e. ,_.,.._totn.TV--plo NDS. -TIIUSES. --., -··De ...." .ncr tilouiOer '''"»· Uor'rY ., at .n• or ___ F'ut.L AU.. "OS MUST bt: CUIO ..,_ CIIIMr CJ'IIo('e. IN:~ in C»~Mton, Of te"M • ....-.. c.ooy ot - . ,. ._,_ • ftteCli$ ..., mcw-.p ordef ftw fuM ~~t. Ho .-cit '*""' Ol,.l'tV"- ...,.,. ...- c.e•• .,, ...... ,...,..... - -..... cvt ....., .... -... * rt"'OUf'lt. L~Vr• t.»-»to. uw. Minott• Celt GHberto l1IIOm tilt~ C::W-47$5 eftH' 7pm._ W."-• WotCte> Wlm _,..,.. _ ...,.,,4731 ·~ c t r· \'.;. •. 1 l, GIIAOW. Tl[ lTUDENl L.tdr ~ 0<- II.,. .," compn•lon to "encaJu'Pftoed ~4eVSfrM'-t•~torf'OOf'ft m.o:.s .., ,...... Ot. ttooen. CHORES PEIISDN --;..,:;;, ..., '-:-:: ..., ::_:::::-:;:::;: .... ~.,~ ..... ca..... prof_ _. . . . . _ - . - ....... -y-~· Slltw I me•l Mlf1IID..,., ................ u. .. ....... ,_....... .... "' ... ,. . . . .,$15. TWO Ott THREE bedt'Oom CWI MJnn. c.lt'Aias..~ lfl 7W1, FUA.NtStt«O '2 beO"aom WDMSC. AN vt•'"'" ~,..,... JW~~t tle.sesao.• G71.M. ! AMHERST CANU'US.l __......,..., ttow end nfri:O. A•~ Aut W ArtARTMEHT WAJITI£0 LIVE IN loU'"""'*' lOb ~ ~MI/proi st~1 for ...,.iOin S•l•ry N l d fOf' a Mtr.o ua teculry 01 COUP!• .nd lhtlr ltnt.ll 000-~00M and bO.rd otferec:J In •~"'" fM mul prfP end gen. ~ld OUUK If lnlerHttcl U~· n67 bt~ WOM.EN GRADUATE ~ needs room. llrll wmrN'I" twm. Jooe- t, Joty u .call ''"" 6'J6 nso. ennlngs. Qf-121'HOUS.. FOR lli!NT w•sher •f'd dr"y•r ~Ciou to CMnpu...-..sl• . FUA.NISHEO HOUSE fot rent~ 4·S bdrms..M~ MSCCall eft..- 5 137·1361. r.- FU\.LY FURNISHED Vl'fY nJce l-4 oedroom houat .. _1>1..... - Call ISS-11140 <41,., ___ ...,_, .... STA~r. ~-Con --~ ..... OOOAM£H (11 Roon.t ~ ROOfln to .,._.. ,..,,.,, Mc~n-set. f rom 1IPn\ c.t1 __........... ..WIOO.- ...... •~•ll•ble June 1 WOMSCI1~ FURN. l •bt' lecultt I'IOuM: fOr t"ee"'t ~. 1110 Jutr G. ...... UB GUIU, • =~:,-:.~-·· __ """!1010.- NICE HOU$11! on room even-. tnwn s.pt. 1 toJ~.h o.c.u Jotlt s..-t cn.w" .,_. ,.., ..._ _ _pret•attae WD MSC HOUSEMATE W.ANTE-0 ITEMS WIVITED I WANT YOUR 0L0 refr'lqereton.. W111 dOIIon.Cell-fl ..._ , 8ACK .. ACK AND Slnpfng btt L.OST: SWM1tof" An•. 2 bedroomt. Wlth ~- C.llllt-6361 FIVE BEDROOM f u m l - witlt Weatc:IMeterlNYCILI W• 111w ChN.,.at _ ,.,., - Nor-th loff .....H¥1oi.SI...In , P . , _ _,.,..., Otf l l·fpm . MOTHER TRUCKERS CAMP ... ~ '* NICE TWO BEDIIOOM. ......... 1.-c~ P.-t.._.ty fumitl'leo.ste Ph4 APf. WAN TED t>t•,.. uu ,..,,..,..,.eot,. VJ-111,...._ M¥11, or Jeff •t CD 2110~ - '"Till. ~ -- NICE THREE aEOROOM. Vef'Y doM . . wmouL ........... - MEN WQMEN. If Y0t.1 tNnk you htt• *OA ..... In Alfl. d'IOII"' YfNt OWftOA,. end hours. CIIHM'UIIIt).,... tntt ,. -~mNIC' Or ~ Rottn6J2-431S. ~ BltltTI!'NOER &ullfUI~e Of"9MIUtion/pr.-p«atkwt and oecktnv -INS1 ANT CASH -.............. FUR.H.SHE.OAPf. M•Ion.endWimpNr. J - I.._ tl47n1 I - - . , Y!f'Ydeln GIIADU ...Tt STUDEI'T loG\'« couplo llv• ·fn COI'Y\P~•on to ftendlc.pped ovoft- SUBLET ONE F-URNISHED n:.m {a 4 Mlftoom NOfiM. Vert dON WOMSC ~....., PIAICNW, Attott ~ Ud'*' room. U..OO reweril. S.t~1 i mtl"'t•l v•lu. M•r; !Or-- J\IM lit~ 1P.RMf 'MsJotitt~~e (;8)1 Oew.._tM.. .. TV~ FEMALes- on SNt1ey Aw...Ff'Om mkl Jvne ..,..-u A~UUGiolCO. 1)21- ~ SKYDIVING!! PARAaruTINGm F0Uf'f0, One MYII t.-n•~ ltSHff' nMt' ~ FtM'If•lft . , . . If 59f"""*''- HM r 1 1 1 r )( ) l ... ~~ / \ '\.,; 'l · ""'' .. ..,...kl.,. ..-chlti. COII436-SUI. \.O ST~ Gokt tram. OfM6H, folt tl SptlnofHJ, C..l Mike U$-711t. 1 J/ REWARD for Ntun\ ol mlnlno I ! I '\ ), , 1 ft"Om stac:Nt ~ CM'IOn ._.,... Colt~~Qe. =~·;,~_:.~:~~,:~. j( ),', • ·, P•t·e r JUMPING!!!! c.a ......... ,..~. bur do it witlt us!! -Ccmporo our procco· REWARD, Jten tKktf k!ft "' fnwU Of durlno S~lnotnt . Catl .OS·~•uwm~ B•lrd SQUIRE HALL CHRISTOPHER BALDY Mon. A: Th11n. 9 am · I :SO pm JOSEPH ELLICOTT Non: Wed. Prt.·. lO•m · 5 pm Mon.· Frt. 9am · Spm r ...... Wed. Fri. T~aa,. AThun. 9am " 5pai S.hlrclllll llam · S pm lO • m · ?pm S' hlrda11 tlam· s.,.. t.uT H f ~ 8U~I.I'e"fHERS LODGE -.od n. . ro bOoll! vovr ~"'"· cau • ·9N7 lllpm. (If t f ,, ~.ll I ', >- 1i ••ter $ : CONT.:g-rl.ENSES ~~ oa1, - I I ~ I .$.54°0 pr.. : ct.-c II .... ~· I -t.'. ,..,..;::;.., .. ol ( "' <he ••~M .;~.,. CL..I.fM.,., o.im"Of! C....-1 ,CAll NOW FOR R£SER.VATIONS 457-968Q 0~ 492-2514 FEMALE SUI~ET'TER Jutt0 t11 MIMJOtl .5.51 c.• II Jutle ut »Ct. OHE 8£0ROOM APT. In e.al..y·Ave. BRI~G YOUR OLD TEXTBOOKS OUT OF STORAGE. ·Train&- Jump all in I 1() \I r .I, and opt, In Mol<! Sr. tor ,.,,, Startl Jun• t, &oth •ltf'tlf! WDMSC C.ll 0.. I)O•JStt.. o.» •m, UNITED STATES PARAOiUTE ASSOC. AFFILIATED CENTER ------~-----------~---------~ wrm ~HIS cou~~N vou GET... 59FT cpNTACT.LENSES FOR ONLY $54°0 , tron. JJ.ich & t-b • A.O. Soh· ~ pia a pair ol optieal quality ....,.w- """~~CoM~ IW: 90 0.., . . _ lloclr G--~ c-. J ,._,. ~c-.a: Solooao-Jor cr.a....,." Smtlld.... r ................. r- ..... c..r,hw I• " ·Comper• our drop ~ Prof.,.lOnal ftrst jump GOu~ taught bjo lic~ in.nruaors iacWee E;. Eunrinalioe ) BY AI'POinWDn'QI'C.Y AT- . 1 I 1 I 1 f' I ' :iMIJio~LeM- c,_,. c~~=-- BUFFALo CONTACT LENS GROUPf ! mr;t;;n" i • • 2777 Sheridan Drive -834-4336 ..,.~,.....__.._.......... ._, l.~!11UIIIIdii!!U!L!IU!LI!J!t!!~~~~I!~~!!!!!!!!.. ~.. ~~~.. !!.. !!.... !!!!! .. !!.. ~.. ~.. !!.. !!! .. !!.. !U.. ~ ........._ ..._ • II -.1 �... • SPECfAL DISCOUNTS:- U8 Sludenfl; & f~ty. $Mmpoo.. JtyJe-cut 11.00 penm IIOOMMht< WANTED ... ns.oo. eac:.ttst•oe. ns btko EnQI.woo<~ , ~. GRADUATES:- OUr plex_IOI•n w111 SEJtiOU$ COftiiOtraM:rmll~ '*'lottnl'te ,._.. ltrve upper w/tWO otben on MlnMIItfa.l mlnutft WDMSC.AvaU*e tor tell .rt4klr sumtntr.SUSimo pi"'. SUBLE TTEU W~NTED house on L - J - 1 40USI31WOI'I'III) m ·75U. coUJoom--. SUMMER HOlJSE-WfMPtlf', 1 · min P'EMALE ROOMMATE WAI"tecl lor lOWly HMIIttOOm SUO l.,cludft ell, ....Slot. ........,., -.». furt\llhed,tene:, .-.r drY«r~ -- . Betftune. Grad or _110.,... ..June ART STUDENT ~to< ~v~-.... pro 111 DH625 ""'- , 1 m011ri MSC fvrnllhed,.exa41ent ~rei, -aoo SU.OLET S~"ClOUS 3 becnom houoe, on H. .tn. WDMSC rtnf ~~ ftO U11lit!(H• Alew. tll•4SV, How5e tst•.lt61, .suau~T ~ tvrnilheef .,.. • WOMK .s.5t un at4lt4. HOUHMATES WNATED FOR C01d ·-~~~- ... o...-. TRANSPORTATION NEEDED tot J blrcfl6nd8!>USIP'/ toHYC:Mel. Will PI)' lO Ptf' •nlm•'· 691-. OfiE FEMAL,E ROOMMATE WANTED f'XPtf'~ .c..n .,,...,. TYP ING SERVICE H~ &uff•to 11"t'6, M..-..,scrlptt, diuertatlona. t~. c.u 11~. 'JNCLA';') IJ.If[J l•n ( 'Sell yGur use.d books at any of our 3 locations --AI135-_,, _.._live M, Th HICE 11-tREE btdtOOm unf\lmllhed on ..,,.,, ~.,.lioU: a.m.::S::OO p.m. eoeav- ToowbiObt'Otl'lef'·VOO'reout 01 Lovt'l.Oc"l. Jottpb flllcgtt M,W,F- 10 a.m.•5 p.m. Ju, Th..- 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat. - 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Bo1ng your old boob out ol SUaLET A~ARTMENT SUMME~ $U8LET two roomt., rttOA· ft\S : JUN. Jutr. Auovat p4U5 utltttitt. .so LllHLOR I EH·tifM lllowecl ableclivfty, l.ewt" w•sn't blind_ Spr(ng brSnoti rteW tjfe urprlm.,.HIPPY&lrltldlrlnYw6y ! Love LorL ctO<-ao. a1--:*' or e»-1063. I yourprlme . HIPPY Blrth(layenywav I M -F M epertmMt .,.,.., dOll to MSC \ ERICH, Happy 22ndl wtff'l love anct Paule •nd Dl..,.... •Kt<f~. 9!r!o!~ &:m.~!dy P.m. .......... an fEMALE HOUSEMATE WANTED lol of - " \ ~=:!~.:.~co:·=.~~:.,~, Tu, W, F - 9 o.m.-6 p.m. Sat. - 11 o.m.-3 p.m. WinsPHr. Gr41d or Pro. IllS plus trtUiUn.K.vln et Ot-0:525. o Luc;l&n C. P&rl&to Attomey-&t-uw SU8Le-TTER$ WANTED 10< _...._ f~ houllf' on MfMIIOI•· c.u 131-cs.Pri<:eOOI. TWO FEMALE SUBLETTERS wontod fw summ.r-. H lce upper, ¥/OMSC UDIImO~ Clll Mltfa.M ~. Q6-5270. l rt'SPQMible femiJn ~ to .wbld SU8t.E'T APA~TMEHT •valtble for-otw SUMMEst W8LET, watktng distance 631-8884 1o*'-S1Uc*ltJ• ..,.,_ U7·7,.,.. MSC Mi.ftnes016 AW, fiC)oKIOut. fiat 60.001 Call PloUI, HMtY. JoMUH061. Trofrc. crlmiMI & NORT'H.AMHERfl ~bclrm - e;ctri.F~.Ary tumllhed Av~'*- Jw.-- 221 LISBON upper Wllldf)Q cfJU. MSC... Fumllfled na.. ·ftry ~~~. c.u on USbon:. nur P•rkrkfoi;60t aQQI. TWO SU8LETTERS WANTED for n1« home- OfJ MJnnesot•.W•Shee' end dryer etlll33·5611. . . I CAMPUS CAR SERVICE 6»-ACJ Nttll\·• Thursd t:am·41m. we tO Off 10Qt1YI Inlo OR.MI~SZ, ThtA' J _..e'!" <pm. tho L.odlfl Room1 to w- 1• Y"" CONGRATUL~TIONS JILL-Thbt'S~ WA)' IOi nice MUM on M~. IS4•lm.. OHI; FEMALE tor turnta<~ hOUM on 'E-C.ll-1!911. A.,...... - c o l l . , .•2!111. ACC.URA'fE OEP£HOA8lE TYPING. .,.,56.21. _, .,..oclous roomm•* tlflt or neootlble. 162 Mfmaol•. all T fPING OEAR ERICH A,NO PA.UJ.,£, than:k you tor the fr5tnctthrp, taught~ • -"<t 900d limes we've sl\ered. YOUr f~ lp ls to mo. e..r Wr..ho! to< pradu6fl0n_. LOW Oi•ne. ROOMMAT£ for 2 bedroom apl.., l. mltftft011h of AC. IM'Vt-IUMY ~., eot't• Doraln., at•Sf116. ft'!fi.S vou.Gooct tud( on finalt- LOw• TLEE. Leeve f'nHMOI:. -1151-l$17- - I'll A:EWARD-Jeen IKkt'tfeft in lront ot Beir'd" dUrl"'l) s.ptin;fell. Cell 41k4$M. WDM$C professloMI/gr.OU.~ ,.,....,__,...... fM being a dec.c'!t ~ OL-w~·~mede It thr..e wmHten.. VOiJ'f_cHior-e,lon PartMr. HOUSecMATE.S ••nttct,A·t:.t-ctroom ON PERSON - THA~)( KElTii aov. 1--rmont" t utilities 17 . , _ . _ ;,c.tiS1tw. IAri .... vena.• _THE _ __ ,... _tfld, TO .PE:RSON wfto Nf"Md in .t gndu1te. otl.cf yCK.~ didn't chooM c.nbolus, ""'-' ·woukf ua Nd Gontt Wllhout tM ldrUJ btOtMf' .,.. Pf'tP from HT. HiOpe P'W tre~l you Vlllf41 end I' fmptaNCS With your- cer. I'll miu ,.au~ ......,..., tor .....,. ,..,... G1·1"'- r.ou., m e kt your d lplom• tooll pn>f"'lonol.the C1UOIIIY 01wJth. r~ablt ~SOIIU cover Will ena:ble you to dltpiiY. Pf'Otect, end still ~ Kas- to tour dll)tOM•~ need· td. SlJ..OOtor ~ ~ lOdclc\Hntnt,FCWfr-tot con~Utt•ftorl. uti tn•tm. I'IIIITIIII Alii c:ofonM canas SUPER FAST PRINTING ..... . -·-.__ · -·... _ .... _ ---·OUICKOOPY =II to Auouat. "f-!pA or 6l6-¥?' inc,udfno. c.u Oeve or Bruc:.e lll-.1061 lto\10 ~ :.:SU:::-:8;;;~-::e-TT =ER=s=-w-on =rorr=:::;N;:k:e-:7-=:-:::.,.. SUMMERS UBLETo3 PI'OfM tvmtshed~ 'tiOMSC m-nos .....,..,,...., or scott 131·454L OHE FEMALE SUILE'n£RS w.nted: ~t. dMn QeW t'fi'O bedroom et>f, Rent ~l.Cfe-WOMSC-6»-.5461. 636-SUl. ONE SUBLETTER weotf!d lOr sum m - t1". Watki"V cU~tatK.r fron'\ Ut'llvfB\ty.C..I! 13A·T.I.U as.a.; ferRon.. SU-ER $\f8L"EOT spodOu>MTII...... tn mocttm comP'fi. Pano. IW1mm1nt pool, tennk court. run· " " bedr'oDm llltK. nino bkycte p.~th. 1200.00 per month in· dUOtt ell trlUfiles.._ Nf9011~• eont~t c.o .....,.,, TWO MALC.SOMMER SUBLETTERS, WOMSC, good IOC6Hon. 6l6•542t, 137..sa!,novoll...... SUBLET SUMMER' Mtm.. well fUO"IIh· td l ftree bedroom five m inute J IMTAW(MI ..,....,.. .... ,... ",.. -" · Special End of The Year ISsue MONDAY. MAY lith Classified ads . . 10 Wo~ds for $1.00 Deadline-. Friday, May 8th at 5 pm UniWt"'lty AVt. Heoofilble Clll LaiT'f SUMMER SUBLET: 1 furnlafted bedroom "Wln.tC)etr uti m·""~ FOURSU8L,ETTERS: W6tlfedWDMSC ..sk5ng s.tSimonth.C.II 135-6318 ·~ tor Debbie or LW-t.. GAt.A ·J~n ft1i Bleck Moum6h1 Colieot I I ' ~ Writers-" Si.lpporf G roup on -ce18nllno t'M' ti"' i.Jsue ~ the 8t1C"k MoUntain 11 Rwlew on Tnunc51Y may 1.., ~~:;:.'"PUS.. Rent ne-oofle~t- e•ll 61 lpm, 261 Pone..- Quadm E111COI1. Aead1ngs and en e rt exhibit bv Tl-IREe... 5U8LPTTEfU w•nttd fOI" _bNutlful, tun\llhed hOUM, WOMSC.Ex· celltf'lt oooctltlon. Rent ne-goU6blt. Os6·.smw~ &umtnef" we can haw a brovrrnie dtlighl at Dairy OueM.. oo to t..onoo's for a hot WE NEE.Ot-tosubletOU!"- Anotnon's wtfh a twlst; 1 btl vou c:a.n•t ort WiftlpMr.Cell am an...ciOS.. , sOai..ETTERS tor Pad<rupper WDMSC, "'"' W!fY C.ll m- Tonya7~ SUMMER 58LeT ._ s Joftn atiJSIS, c.bN". ~ of - fnlm MSC. TWO SUBLe-TTERS- nice Oleo!>· tor-· -- ' · 'UMI-o rl'yor WOMSC.Pwcll Erfdl7·:mt. ROOM TO SU 8LE.T ..., . . JOOn"l t•mllllttl w•sher dry.,- WOA4SC fl·1HI. . contr~Refr'dhmentl. ICE C~E.AM BABY- Jusl fftlnk.. Thll f~andtnotnfi,l:$htMn$Qt'l1 61 watt. -Sh.lufl!f' 8atw. HEY ltOSEY: You lllte Vff"Y ntce In yelloW, but I Uked ttMt v.t.lf• bett~.. Act06>1ty I IOCe V0V 8"1 WAY I CMI gel VOUI K.S. oee~ sw.t • ntUe: T~t teOiid'IOto. 1'1.,._. -·~· ...... $tlllc*-- Mo WOMAN._.,..,_ IEHOUCitt 'ftN ......_ ~'l' a STAATs-. COftogtefU.Iatlons. ._,.,..._ fUCiicht'ed.. •tanning a PartY!----:lleata-.at • CoeceMioa • Wlooleaale • Retail Hot aad cold qpa, aaptiaa, ...,_. Plate• • &Ad . towe~a, .Maaeo'• chocolate, toppiata, etc. , et~: ALSO· reata1 of~ aad cou- caad1 ........ aad •tiPPI!ea. -----Sanarak - -a Popcorn Sapplles Inc. 41 Perry St. BaHalo 14~03 .......ISZ-SQIZ ..... ..,...._. ,_~ .REFRIGERATOR .RETURNS MAIN ST. Sunday. May IOth by the Underground Spm · 9 pm GOVERNORS · ELLICOTT· Sunday. May IOth Saturday May 9th Fargo Cafeteria' · 4 · 8 pm by the Grub 10 am · I pm We oller -erythiai except the beulll ,..,~, ;;Q~ FINAL CJI ~ C*IIMIIM........,..._HJ'(MI ...... I,_,_..~ ' ,.. • ...._ forMyl aft• 01!-,. • cMnCt ,. •• ii 3 ~ f -~·,.,... ·--~- V~ry ..i i ••M*-hC8Gitl TWO $ 118L£TT£RS 10< lOWly • ~U8L£TTe-RS W"I'ITEO. Nice houM Oft""Mlnneotl! -Off Mtlll. L..-ve hOUI«#WIIkfng dllflnte MSC. SU I'.Oomi-.June -~ ......... .....- J . -....,_ ' 36 Hopkins Rd. WilNama\IHie f ALL REFRIGERATORS MUST Bf CLEAN • DEFROSTED S ON TIME OR D WILL ·NOT BE REFUNDED! uestions call '! ! �wftll Llh _,....,.. 110axnt a wMQhop . . -. We .... :ourdllng for Wl\10~ ~ for nut_-.~ II you - I n - I n tNdn9 your - o r skllanG moet1n0 ntWPIOI'Ie.let us · ~ proposll forms CW1 Ill obtained at 110 Norton or by c:olllng636-2.807. 5p11oe - 1 1 --vaunteors for SlltMW Drlltltadofl 1n11 Fill ptOOraiTII oonceming both Child ANt1n9 and Early lntel'\ltntion programs to prownt chi._ abuJe, Come to CAC. 345 Squire atl-cf<. Both yoYr a>mmunlty -.d your futu-. Y"" to participate now• -llnl =::, su- ..,,., .... lloowttos poolrJ. - · . , _ ............. Tht for Is 1\lly 31. BUff, Oopt. of ~~at~·r!:·..=.r:: T~ lM\10!5 Bookstore• ......... .Nalon-Tbo LSAT - blve .,.,__ Tbe - - Is lolly 21 for roglsU'Mion. Col ...... Maok at 831·3515 for an appointment W1tll ad't/ltor. or. F1nl<. che .,..._ ,,...ott Jvlllon who~~- togo to or,_In 1982 shoUld set up a ~ence n1e. ca11 MrS. Mid< at 831-351Sfor an appointment with Or. f1nk. the graduate ondlft'laW-. Lagalll-*? GrOIJII ~.ega~serw:es otr«s free • andlnfC>trNDon toaiiUB~ts. Do you r.o.. a hearing ln SWJ/IRJ couru or che Presloltnt's ~? GLS biS fiW $IUCionU to act as clrf_, for R>r morelnformadon. stopinatGI.S.Opon 11-Sp.m. t.tonday. TUescs.y. Thursday. and Frida1: until? p.m. W~ in 3«) Squire. Al$0 open Mondays from 1·5 p.m In 1n MFAC. Ellicott. 83f·2273. Till Study Skills Ploc:o.tocated In the Unlvenlty Learning Center at 366 8aldy.ls now open for tho Sll<lno somestor. ovr trained tuUIM. all ex~ COIIogt IMti'UClOI'S. are rudY to ho!P p loam to organlu tune. deVelOp your WJCabut.ry. take lecture notts. understanG your t e . - s . taketestSanG , _ tasut. aswonasany- ' of ~- we are a frM drOpoln semce. no ~~ is . - y. Our hourS WTU from 2-4 p.m.. wfrom 12-4 p.m. and lll from ·~p.m. .,.-? .Do you haw a drtnldllg Do you drink too mum ond not _ , to cot1tnli k7 Do you 'have a frltnd or rel&tion who drinks . - e l y and with whom Y"" have dlt· flculcycoplng?lfyou da.a(ld Wish h01p,cometo the meet· lng of l'he Alcohol Awareness l'rog-.m. Wednooday at.3 p.m. In 107 Norton. AC. or call 831-2807 for further Information. Al!lbo......,.. 11t1ta,.,....,. ~may 1n 332 Squn. This is our thls semesm-. fall octMtles Will be mHtlng d-. Inter G..ok Council meets toclly at 4 'p.m. In 23Z Squlre:AU sodal Greek , organizations Should sena cheir reprasentotlv~- OrJonlution of Arab S-nto meets Frld"Y at 6 p.m In 233 MFAC. Elllcott.' Meetlng for ell memberS. All must attoncl. <Jnote of·the da}· " The best things' In life are the· simple ones. but with time tlle means to them gets more and more complex:· -Robert Willcox l 11- - - Is a UnivtniiJ - rlgllt to ....... - -to.,..,--..... of The Spettrum. ... !roo o f - , .. The 5pKtrum- _ ..... tllot. . . - - ...... - - t h o mutt 1 1 0 - for ooe11 pr1fttlae. will notiiO tak• tho , -. Oourao llsdnt will not 110 prtatod. Doad*-- II""":"'· w~-.1 ood F"rlda1 at noon. . .,.,.· _ , . - lo- tMa ~-· ~ lliStoly ~t 11181 pknlc Frfclay from 1 p.m.·? at 111e ElhCOit Teonls COUtU On casoo of r3ln.. "-<! Jackot 585). Free anGinlllllblt ~ fOod.- -.--earn. join tho Fll • Trivia Tewn anG tJe<crM t11o finll ponotlst on Trivia fllllring lolly 13. A tal Tf1wla In snow whflw 1istwiWI'JifhOmt try lind sUimp_m. panel. Com«to3Z7 5qui,."TUnlllyt. lllundlys for l'r1c!aysl'rOITI 2·Sp.m. ond Qlk tcrBIII Kul1baek orQII837.(1649. • Till ...... P11D WH1 dool for tho - o r on l'fidaY. lolly8.1fyou r.o.. mm popors. ~- .._uor ~-dllet.t'<nthotr:oortlle-thatyou llllpWitll. . , . _ llop 111 this-- Houn: 12-4 p.m. In Dl ~ M p.m. IIWlll Ml 3» Blidy anG 6-9 1)Jn. Tu.IIJ iR 3015. . . . -------------AI- . ......... ~-CIIf.Fta-ond ~---~II1GSA~ISAC., ~ ~-- Grain Mlll. 5 W. Nont>rup (832<6400~ movies, arts & lectures o-n and Dil tgrama o.>u Ensemclt will be dOing daOCfS from a wklo vonoty of countnts In an .Artpot1< portonnance on lolly 10. Ccme to enjoy t11o I>HUtlfvl a>stumts. danCeS. anG musoc. TICkets at Tickmon outlets. Balkon topic•• TIIOcurnnt - L a ,...nd wl bo til loctJora given by BronlsSaw TrtyUW$111 toe1«y If 8 p.m. In IS Oltfenoorf Annex. "llloWorkPIKaH-"fllmonsexuaJIW'assmtnt~ at noon In the Squire conference Theater and or 5 P-Cil· In tile Woldman Theater.,.Nor1oQ. aan1101111Cements ~ Bvlfalo Eut·Wost COftttr mrets t~ second and last w~ of rmy ..,..til at 2:11 v..-. Ptace.IIJt. 1 (I block soul'h Of Main and AmhtrSt). to discuss ~-whoiiStSc- CXIOt1eptS. ott. R>r ~ lnformat""' all 838-i2S2 or 834·7ZIS or stop in atm. MowiMp .trw-. ,.,.. to Its iiiiJi(.iiniie llld ......... I«VIcl ~. 7!!!10 p.m. 1ft 3!2 51111ft. '11111. wl1 Ill ttlt 1Mt rllllllrtJ <! ll)o y.r. " C o o - - In t11o · Esthor Herriott .nte'Mws ~tap doncor Hoar GottS on lntematlonal ~• channtl 10 toe1«y at S,JO p.m. · autl)or of Willi Ooiiii-A Diary d - - - , .Mone)l ,.... .n . llld ...... a d - -W1ll 110 01- a roopllon..., -..otrino at ErMia.P. IIUfftto on Fr'dol)l f rom 4-6 p.m. call - 7 0 for mora Information. .._,... - w......,. - ·•llooi<Storo 1n tho Student Club today frll<'l) Don't lftloa tho ...., - 11·2 p.m. Then~ will bo a frM showing of the UB mural collection. TMra will bt -rtunlt.-s for the dtSJ9ntOI pain ten to ....... thtlr slide made Into I p!IOtgroph. 11-&.llnly --Benjamin erttten. 11113-1971;, N I>Omt I n - . . . . l.llnry. 8llrd Hall. IM>-Iolll1 31. ..c givln 111 Dr. ll - ot- ..~-., ·CIIIDnfl1rl -·3:30p.m. I l l $ ......... -- · ' '1111 . . . . . . . .~ - ............. lit 7 p.m. ;:--~....._,. • 8 tJ.111. ~ In the Sqlriro ~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I 'II • �~ !Baby bottle war: Nestle accusecl"ofcausing malnutrition tolaJ to wort lltld loavlna their chllcl ~. westem~tlon, o:ald Lllhlm. He aplalaed that iruomc counulesa bottk.ftd t..by is a social ""'"' lltld fbouahl· or as a wl}' to become ..,. rn.ta s,tdlft' i J $jlo<l._ Sl-'f- • ~ Ill P<""''t14rict011 Thlnl World c:oolllrics, the food that a .: boby ii: ftd a111 oftm dic:ul• lhe cliff- b a - the lal-'1 .mnl or dalh. lldllft'_...,.._, a Thlnl World~ had"" cboict '• ill tiro ,..... or ber ,..,........... c:oold only offer hoo own lllllri6oe8l " - !11ft ~td by oatift bob)' foods. l . f Today.a..laasthudllraatiftorbottkfeodlnahoolnl-..Ub ,......._ thoa arr ...-ad by ......,. ~. ..,_ • iDfam ...... II boctlr-fod dla or molnalrlclon. a --usually -•he COIIR of ckath. The laf01>1 _.,AcdooCodtloo(lNFACT)"*""lheblarMonlhe promOccr MCI rna.nuron.,,.. oflhe fonntrlu. Ia tllio-. the aolprit is Nc:otlcs, tho ..,.ld's kadina distn'lNttll' of infut .me. watemiood. ~to Lllbam, IIICIIhcn,.. ~ppod IDto r...nna lbdr illf. . lhe formulo. wbiCh the)' cannot arford-<esuJtina lo lhe -~utioa. 11x forraulo is deJiped ror a mlddlc ctoso Amcric:a,- a Third WortdiDOJI>e'," l)(l(td Lllhlm. The promotioa of laf•n ronnulu has been INFAcr1 ruiD ofa!Ud<. ''Wc'rc-ayinaHcsUcsshouldllOP fom>ulu," darifoed Canan. ·,Th<y lhoulol " ror.a~a. INFliCT, u ll<tivist voup. hal orpnlted a ~or-~o~· ~lion-wick US.....,..uoL 1lxbosoa>u,wllldi-fi111 ........... by lho -~~~ 1978. I& in r<taliatloft to the$...;... .....,. CIOI'poratloe'• "unuhkod prornocional .,.aaca," -mini to INFACT spote&pmOn Doua Cancnt. N- .... INFACT " ' - " of the boycott oay that thl• promotion lures Ttrinl World mothen away from the most economical and autritlous form of reecllna-btca>t rotc~lna. Althouah tho fonnula will satisfy an Infant's nutrlonal notd1 whon admlahuertd proporly, mothors In the vory poor of Third World countries cannot the formullto inf~ttllln !1>< form II' wu cleslvoed to he token. A raothos will~ o~~«-dllute tho ml~turt or u10 eorllaminated water whlll .,.....,.. lt. ~ '11111 undalr8trk PftPOratlon onrn load& to diarrhea and _ . . . . . dellll, "I ha"" worlctd In Arm and have ..., ...... die . . . . or ......ulrltion cauaed by boltk feed ina... llkl Qncll llllivenlty'• Diroctor lnt<rnational Nutiltlon ..,.._11 ai•• lbllcs public affairs coordinator Carolyn Campion tokl Tlw SJWC<"'m that NC11k hal not ad""rtised infaat fo'!"ulas .fnce 1971. ctmpion dedared lhatlhc oilly pnnmotlOn !bile most or the cna h urheNoode<OIJKI<aUon that il pw:lwoiil• P<Odua ifm~>onribly. "Th<Y (INFliCT) have no t\'idax:e," cont<nds CampiOil. CoCill'lt)'tO INPIIcr•allcpboniorinupocw'blc pr~n, out. lhat NcsiJo, ~ out and dledtl lf !hero ar< mfroctlOM Wllb the prornoc..... Of thdr infltl! rormrll and hi '*· ''Tbo.evidtno< or odvtrtlsina abulc u tao strtdly and the benefit& likely ro bt btolllht by illc:realtd ust or lllllritious CO<mriUdaliftf01>1 food u too pUt to wana.ota wholcsole ban on ....,..mer adY<rtisiQ& tiko t~ one JQUibt by INFACT," Jlattd Public Policy Education Fud. Inc. Praldont Joha $parts. 1lx . _ o f the Nedle ~t hal been d~ Cancru claims numerous .;t(oria for INF~uaid lha -•he financial impact fdt by fkstlc was noc • 1 or tho compaay's au. "II il dear tllat sales dropped," Clcmcat said, r<fcrrlna to lhe 01110unt or~ Nestk is sprndlnaJO couotcraot INF'AC'rHampalcn• ll<arwc of the INFACT ~~~~. the World Hcahh Otunlutlon (WHO) hal puttheauidcllncson inraatiOrmula piOIIIOtion, l<fUitina in N<llk's lirst 6Glittd adVCJtisil1& in 19'78, acc:ordin& IO Cloment , Nostk, ....... has ~ pcr<tnt of tho intcmaUonal infant fonnula markot witb a S750 mllllon annual~ .... daims oo OnanciaiiOII. "The boycon hu po erf«t wliatsoevtr oa us," said Campion. r ..,_a. Olin'*'!' JIOh!U Soddy ~ ()pponen11 or INFACT have stated that tho bo)'COlt is bcin1 uaed by letlvists u anillcry aaalnst bia busi..... Luther Oerl~h. in aa article "Th~ Flea and the Elopbmt; lnfltlt Formull . Controvtn)l" printed In S«i<t)' "''Ues that this bo)'COlt is a ,.,...,.,...... for a protest movcm'"'' that Is trying to • .,.u.nu lrldustry Slants. "It (the bo)'COlt)canalways fall back ontheldealhat in lh< or the powor Of lnd\Ufry IO corrupt, ..... a small vi<:tory Is • triumph," Oerlach wro<o. • Clement denlci that INFliCT Is "some oort orlomm..,.;sa IIOUP" that <lerla<l& lmptia. "There may bt • few Marxists in oyr VOUP butthat'a not wiW ..., are," said•Clement. He docs to inCa at formulas .... far educational purposes and docs so only when roquested by mtdical pmoMd. "We can't say MlchMI t.dlaa. tl)at unethical promotion do not happen; they'"' alwats cases AcL'oldhla to C1ecnetlt, pn1<1ku SOlCb as \he dillribution of ~ oomeone · is prOIOOlin& tho tormull without our rm ,........ diMe tics with tho mtdkal professioa arid the • knowl<ilac," said Campioo. - o r ''nlllll .,..,..... (lftfaat fO<mula saleopcoplt in medical lNFAC'rs Oanent does not thlnlr that Nestk bu stopped niforw), lroot a mother Into bottle feedbtc her baby. ' thoir advcrtisemeots, He crus <lW!Ipics in mapzina and " I don't t11in11 thll all tho bl....., can bt put on Nest)t," -.peprn la ~ysia, South Africa and M<Jtlco. Ahholllh ~~:..:.,J:~~·,:r:..:s~o raise a~ or l.alham told J1lt Sp«tntm. Olmcnt adrnOwtedl<$ that then are cases of UDICtf'pulous "We wiD conllnue the bo7COII""\'ntU NcsiJo .;:.,. their T1lcft t n ~Y faaor~-4aduriallution., """" llliddle-ma> casbiQ& in on the Neslk NIIDC, be claims tllat in unclhical practjcu,'' asserted r- q.n..t>!. late and Nortb Bay, c:arrios 1111r- or poUutcd mattlllh r,_ the ~ ~ TltatmaiJ "'"'" loCiutd ~ Tilt t.a.ud s. ..._.., c-p.oy..,U that ~1.3 penlOtllofthr late'& total -~~~~ no. II raw-._ ,__,._ ~-~~ plaA, thadoro, calla ro. a rcroillina or- Out"""""',.,. IOIII.b c:dF of lllllwtft Par1t Lalto tluouP a dtoal c:oadult by-pa~. T1lt ,_ steel ....._...,. pipe ~ .-loalc:ly than • .qJe <OIIdft-bne ...... daipod to O<XqlllltiP lew! o r - no. btfcn O¥erflowina · itllo tho'lalte - ' d oc:arr. Also contril>utlllc to lhe pollution problaD is tb< . , . _ o f 11\.,.,_od ,,OOOCOlbic yonll ohilt<lay ........ at the llllro'a boe1.oal.llut uDder lhe _ . , . , pl8a, lhe ..ke wiD bt dniiMd"and thai~. to - l h e d<poolu, Mid to .-.In q~MG~itlcs or DDT ODd olhor toDc: padcldcs. lids will be _ , out oest r-m ror tho dndlboa. aocordifta to Oiambta. A 1181 bocloia wil bt ~ 10 euity ranove OCQimlllatecl llllllda If required. Sdf·Rulbina is -llbout n... t~oneseec~~ycor. d•to""' hla)l ....,.., or tturilla a ttona. In acldltion, : = k • do!Kb wil be r...- rrom rour rtct to _.to '""" JIIQfiOIIIII ratanllon project ahould rcsull in -CIONI...-OftJ*OIC- �.~11414 noted lhat Jj)nbols lui'.,. beal )lied in poll!kal .el!Yltks lhroualloul"fiist01-y. H< cited lh< campalsn or Andrew Jacl<soo and IUs ldtnufiC&tion wltll llkkory pbleo du< 10 IUs nickname-"old hk kol)'." "IJ isva:ybard toarauc that teimsioqhld a lo< 10 do with the election of I 828." Or=field pointed out. S)'lllbolie campaiiJU are noi a result or TV but to '"' jounwiu, t11ty are ·•.-ec~ deep In our polllkal lift." • Nm. Oremfoeld rtfutecl the notion that boeaose or televiDoa, 10011 looks are esstntial to a wocessru! J!91ilic:al c:ana-. "Oocld looks are always 1 political commocllly," a.-rodd itdmittecl, but he emphuiud thai the lcleu are more illlpO<WU. Cilln& tho Mayoral c:atDPIIIID or New Yotl< City's Ed Xodl. Gr=rodd eJ)AIIioecl. " Koc:b· bld to be aood becaUJ< be wuo't winnina oa his looks." ''Sdlina c:andllb<cs like scip•• wu tho top;c or O......ridd's tbird IUjor ara~~t~~a~t qainst TV's eiT«l oa politlc:aJ life. "Politicians Win usc aoy medium thty - 10 Itt d«tecl.'' OrOmrodd daimecl. To ~bow that TV luitDply the last in alonaline or poljtl<:al-hods. Qunfodd lhleci'Oiber meam employed by-politicians or the pu1 ranaina rrom uc:es~.ump speec:hcs 10 Founb ·or JulY' pknk c:ampa!ans. ~rodd believes. "TciMsioo 1w mad. pol,iti(s IQOI'< Jo.c.allhln II ~....... bem." .eotiticians <Ill DO lona<r "ltflct" inler<sii(OUPf ot f<lions because of people tht ads"Jpo," Orc:enlidd ca--- !J:,-;;;:olb.,.- " r - .., _,. Po<lrtca ,.._ ,_.,, rft• • - ,.,.,... Newsman notes 11• TV Sse lng 'da . 9 0 f candI • tes El<pressina his >ic:w that Ldevlslon ot>ly coven the ''bonor110e" ujloc:t of 1 poliDc:.l ............ CBS TV .....,._.,...,. Jdf ar-rJ<Id ....,., IO prO¥t tO a _... SQM crowd ,...,..,. thai "tdewlslon bas chul:d lk polidc:al~ rqeclo lcsathlo...., thlnt ." Adillllledly, Oreenfoecl's .;... o f TV and politic:s--ls "noc tllwed b y - peopl<." H< uld that !hc ,_-.1 _..aoe bdives fdmsloo has el!...,..s the political ~= and. ~.. and lw bccomt the ''dctmlnp• flldot" iD~ . oruaroc111~ lbe ............... ,.........,..lb' dlltootOII ¥leW our polldoal ~- ooly tNt. ll's....,_. Oremrdd dalmcd tbe public: 1w ooar111011 • ~ in tbe f0<111 or c:ampolps with 1 ~ in ...baa-. "The inlponam I'M or !he ~ ... orccnrodd . - - . .~.. the ideu. ·: 1'be politiCal analya ..,., on CBS's ''Sunday Momlna" ICidresled four major aras In ,.hith he bdM:s politlcal fllllcics <Xis!. Durina hb ._and oot· bllf hour JP«<h, Oretnfldd tried 1.0 o:orrect prOIIlJIIII(ions and show that politia hav< not eha~lecf . The fllll point dlsuptecl COOC<1I¥'d televi!llon 's tnmfoimlaa the poUtical pr0<e11 into symbofl. Suppoocdly, throo&b TV 1 Clltldldat<'s surroundlp became the fOcal polnt4( the "mPIIlln· ..,_ « M ""* 'l'ilt.'! Tdevilion ptobably pia!"'~ an important role in til< Independent candidate John B. An'dtrson's campai&n. the jourrllllst eWmecl. "Jobn Andmon had been in CQnJr<a :W years 11nd nobody l<n<w him acept Ooonesbury," Orcmfitld quipJ>Cif. H" mode tht 110umptlon thlt' the media U~ecl AndctSOn btcau>e "he was n~·· ancJ -·.~e was thi$ yt:ar•s RQCky.•• TV dtd not rna~< or brtak John Andc,.oo: h< iQ$1 bei'Oust ' ' he did not have S29 miliion. and h< had no po1itlcaJ bast" <.utsiil< or th< colle&• campuses and the "Volvo stt," Orcc:nfidd said. ' A media plol thai ra~ecl wutb< all<mpt by Praident Carter to paint Ronald Reagan as an tx11Tmist. Ol'eenr~tld clanlfoecl Caner's campaign ,.;Lh on< J<IUcnco- ' ' 1 nlay noc be hoc, but the ochtt &•Y'!. ctUyl" To lltiiCk thiulr&ICI)', Reagan simply "had 10 ~ $how be dotm't roam II the mouth." Oreenfteld explained, assat.in& that R~ COd'lts at:r"OD as •·a v<ry a able ldlo•." ''Televkicln·'l ~ or potitic:s is deeply -ooin1." clalmcd Or<a~licld • • h< :spoke on his f~or point. ''T~n is noc Okoloskally bls<d,- ho muted. ''They (the JWions) _look ror blood in the,...,... and p> for it." 1M only thin& ......orb ar< ialt'rcst.c:d in is thr "borltnce," Ga<c::a~~ 9lnr.nt. ...,cct.• ~"' p;a .. ~-...&Oiaa~ • The IOcmer po!itla.J ~cr DOCecl that politJcS b noc I >pC'Ctalot SJl!)<l. ::Porrucs matt a diiT..rec. ben art noc mllfttd that way," be We!. Dorin& tha< th< pctbJX: lost ''the sense or •.• th< araumcnt is obout." : From tl>< f'odd or q.;,..;.,.,. II 1M~ of 111< I)('CRatatioo Ol'ftllr-.dd propoSed a possibtt-solutioft ro the: probltm-mort commt-ntary. '"'hor-tffact:H orcenrl<ld would fike to - n<t.. ork <><pandtd 10 inc:tudc more r<fin:tion on the i.ssua-a. mo\'C he be!X:ves "would lul•'< a helPful <fftct." • UWhat fl;'e havt- is a M'W brttd or joumalist.s:· Orunfitkl conc-luded. "They doott w~nt 10 be. biastd. th<yjust wunt 10 tctl you Who is ahead.'' WSC moves toward degree grants .as A~ and Letters okays steP lloa('CI o( Roa<nll (or Incorporation . hllo)he SUNX,Mast.,..Plan. T1l< PrdPtisil prcsenltd befor< Women's Suclia CoUqe (WSC) the EPC pasaccl on the basil or 111 ftllnecl I _ , - to ill qU$ for validit¥, _..,din& IO WSC Publk " dqr<c ~ -~'-" 01 the Rdations spedalhl Alison Hkb. EdiiCarioeal Polley Commiuee ''The lntdi<C'loal ~11onale al!;d (EPQ or tbc Faculty or Aru anti proptiS(I) COIIM or S~udy which .,. Letten apptovecl th< measure • bdelve rc0<C1s 10 yc:au or Frida)o. c.q>erienoc in dcvdopina Woel><ll'S T1l< _,..J ,. oeeclod for the Studia currkulum .nltc:acblna .,__.._. a;pasion up 10 1M: mechocfs. ..,., . a pproved •• bettldo< dqretlevfl. 1M..., ..,(~>. Metkfnlaohy v1ltd," upl1inecl ;,_ I ,..,.;... by lbe [)(portmeftl of Hieb. U .........U. Edu<alioo (DUE) Lnlite qr«d. ttplaini'l& Llw r~ bJ boll• Arl• llld Letter; lhe Stucr... propOiaJ was CCI DUE- forwarcinc appronl 10 "rtel<lmtkafly sound," He noted Univ<NitJ Pmlddn Robert L. thattbe ptopOIII'.'roquitaSl•dmu tcd tco:. • to r.trill • ••&oro,.. Rt or Acx:a<cilrlc to v-..,. Pmldcrlt lor roquirmtents," whll< the ttlldlers ~ic Arrlir$ Roben lloabe!l. - • "Jood, blah quill!)' faculty." 1f1D tk OlliYCtolty protid<nt T1tc potlti~ points or th< fonracds his lpofO\'al SUNY ~'<--'· 1$ llctoikd by floa1>aa. Ccncgl. 1 1ct11t ofinlnt out IJCI!'d~ d earl y sptllc.d out • 10 otJtet illotil'!litw, e.,...,ililllthe objcctl>cs (bas<d on aound ddaik or Cite - · tll~l Uld a COline or ltlldy Tbe .....-J lhen f...,. atutbty "(iu Ia wkh lhl louie: BA by 11w Stair Educatioa Dopen.mt dqr<c wkhlll t)le Unlvenlty.'' Abo (Sa)),....,...... 0eu ot...,. _. or Import._ ia the II0$1bSioll or Ldilt$ Cltorlt t.niM wflo ClUed "M odoqUIIC focuky IO IUpPOrt 111e lfOIIP "the uk_.t lldliorlty olrcrinp," dalons Roaheta. oa lillY llldt RWJen lot Nno Yorl Boeh lldmlnlotrMon Slraaod that SlUt.'' FbtaJly, lhUQilali~ dqr<c !he lonnatlon ol ! dqrte ]IIQSI'IItl ..... before th< Slate aranlllll PI'Oir&m .. ln(r'oquent. w.....,.·, toit_, ""'ioio ~..nine noctd that in. hi• mailory, lbc!' laiC!! was 1Vt History, which ....., ......R'l:ot!Jli!idn "o kina time qo.'' Rossbere lidded that " th<r< are a lot or pendina... One 'pOssible probl•m that Rossbcra nocecl was 1~gt oth<r Stale u.nia han: .. woJne.n.'s S1udlc:' prQpams. H< listed three 01~ SUNY .achools wb tbe orTpinp, but W.. unsure ;r they ~ntecl dqr<es. If Ill< P<Ocram """"'- to tbe BA k\'d. it •·can 1nc:reur- our err..u........ on by .m.PIJ mllnllliiiMI& Hkb said. c:a.,... budlct." 01(1' .,.._, •:If the lutlft allows, - .,-ould like an addniooalf,....lty. spec:iali.z ina in Third World WOIDOII'S &ucli<s II> add <Ontinbily to that pan of our pma:ram.' ' ~ past tilt. Univa:sity ~. H k n nocecllbat winnina til< dqr<c taiahl II< easier. Sk cxplaiJied thlt ''-e Cbaotellor-'s Advisory Committe< "oJiljaally lllqestecl • • be:con>< a dCJ!(et lfllllin& - -:: - ~move for dqrte stilUS hiS" heat undlcrway ror some year\. Howncr, Levin< r...:aled Llw It< doubts lr the JlfOPO'Il wiU dear Albany in II""' to sc:t up a pto.,am by thit September. Can gays be pious, too? Clergy explain stDnces , .., Oftoer'8 I( ~ F""'""£d""' Rctlg;on h:u been heavily inmumental in the lndoctrinallon or homo!.uuality as ·a social 11boo, If not toe oily shunned, th< subjc<t iJ trauecl with suarded dl,....tlon. And "hen m<mbe" or the cl<rJy do addreu the iuut, they niUurolly ba>c • Jood deal or their doctrine on the Bibl<. Fot insta=.tll< IIOf')' or Sodom ond Oomorrah livq the bni> for lh< Judco.Chrlstlan stan«, and t><mptif~a th< lac~ or support and IC'tt'ptancc thal hommc-Auak r~dvc from our rdigiou1 fajths. Three clers)'mtn pr<!.<nted th<ir individual relisJons· "ands on homO!.C•uality in a rorum held la>t Wedi1<'Sday in Dicfendcirr Hall. The diiCUuion wu spoo101<!11 by Cay Peopl<'s Alliance and Tol.wy CoOCJ!c and wu auended by alkloot 40 people. Allallnnpt wu made to clatify the •icws or Catholics, Proccstaol> aod JtWi lowards homosduathy by r~h·t re:pracntalivn Farbtt Man .Oukin. the Rtvercnd Arlo Nau and Rabbi Poul Oolornb. In th< MO<I practicalsenst, Ill< )<,.·ish rahh i> oomplctdy divorced from Ill< bwe or homostxualh)•, aceordlna IO Rabbi Oolomb ... Judai•m cloc:sn't think that much about .... . II'• noc I ma,or ..., .... . . Ood has lfell<r c:oncunt lhan ,u;• he C").pllincd. Oolomb added tbal from lh< <nd of 111< 6th Ctnuay throuah modem times, thtt< hl\'e been no •"<>Wed J..,ish homo>c>.uab. For that reason. homoo<'.walily is noc an isw< or burin& l"'f''"&D« in 111< Je..Uit F.;tb. Ahboush be ~ ~ OR' no known ~-. ' IM<e could be aay nun>bc:r-th<y lw.t kcep h hushed and bltl6co. • SinftJ.,.-.hav<S<Cnnoneedtotlcal,.ithth<mau..-.lbeyhiV<D"t-wnil ICCU!tly ..hen .... iswe or .... P . Y - hi$ proDOUJIC<C!. ~~.,. lhc Oilier .....,_...~. oaiM6,. rona~,r ~~b)'.__ "'tlilfii'! ~• f Nau or tho U8 campus Ministnu. said that the Chutdt'• ollja:lions- to IK>In-.uality 1rt ba><d In 111< book of Romaru .. ~rdJ ~ that homosauality IJ th< d<ririti•·• or ldoiiiJ}'. the "oobip or raise JOds. Spcakina on • pq10111l I<- d. Nau adorktecl tfgt the Oun:b is aoilty or leplisti< o>ertill, &lid ._..,betln&tb< Pluation. ·~r only rc:spomible position is 10 K't hotnosc:(ualicy lhc ~mrm hctnmt>Au.alil) , ... M Y.id. ··we c:a.nnot, ho-"CWf, (OM~ ~-u~ rar»e or vio~. 6ploi1allon « promiscuity ... • Thc:Lutheranpastorsaidthat homebt',uala-:1hii'/OUI).idrorm.lrrla.&ci:5 wrona, but k condoned; ir It k kept IMide 1 morJiaa<. In fact. Ihe Cay Ubrration f.rof\C cot h), ,,au in 1969 a .l u a·s Lu.thua:n Minb:uy•s Rtsuf«!!ttton HouJt, sivina Nau an .. indirect J)ride..,.·i th the: CAy Llhention aroup ipon.orinath< forum." __ ..,_ , _ . be<- "e �• w- th< take ODd lu tflvirocs prcwicfina au IICStbetlcallJ( pleaADc m¥itoomc:et for ......,..;o,w use • • • u • oua11 or lht dmit>lallO<I or polhltiocl from 111c take ....-.." lht Company ow ... ao:Uon or &ITalo, DdlwMe I'IR - oriliftllly ......a-1 ...a: 100, _ . .._ qo b)' dlot~ ordllLOCt Fred<ric-t Low oa.o..d, w11o abo helped 1D d...... Now Yorio City's I f _.....,.!aU, oriciuiiY ........s. '' a . 'WIIIC<," q11fctly beam< I Buffalo m._ for bodt llldi\llcluol and lfOUP recrc:ation. ... IPSI Heollh Ocpanmenl inv..tipllom ,....led IIIII Ddowote P•k Lake is in o rdativdy och'lln<ed a"' or "r~~lrophlcltlon"-lndialin& bi&b levt6 of DitRJICII, plooophoriU, oulafate and thlaOde ions. Tllelmmedlolelakt "''*was banned, althouah oth<T octhldco IOCIIIIilnlled to functiOn. 1)dr..-trt Pari< l• 1101e11 ~1M Zoo. a ao~r and "-bool. bul dblll and tennis flldlltieo. Manbon 11w raidmriol commvnlcy IUITOIIIIIIint Ocla.Wote Pork helped initiate 1<1ioo 10 restor< tilt lake .,.... Ollldals anribuoe th< "'""' ror • a..rra1o ..,.,,.., ...,..Y or ..~ a>Dditiom," , . in:1erea to •he poblk•• aro•ina environmental COIXCf1l. in c:ombiaalion tuth an awarmcu ror the nmS ror I'<CrUiioMf fadlitle$. In Buffalo, th< ratio is about 0.27 acr<t or roaa~loaal -land per 100 pmons, quite law in -~ 10 otha lar&e Amorican dti.., Wqman ._.... w_... c-pony IUJf~r was_,,rrom MS tnoiuecf Cl<ploioocl Geimbra, "bu1 it 011 wann do)'>." the lake," noti<oablt ooly OWrall quality i$ ~ed ID inlpro•-e dramatiafty. Dcttcoscd turbidity levels should rcwltln oqUMk: .,owth, pratntly from tltc.lake cn.m.n"'""'. NOI only rill! Ufe, but !hat of land onimaiJ Is ·~peeled 10 nourish. A lara<" variety of blnls. np<ilcs, amphibiam aod m~~~~~mals Inhabit tht park arel. In "fa<t, some tnvlronmcntollJu favored lht .idea or convcnlna Park into a wild animai prtSaVC. "In the lake communi!)' would uhibit a flqr.. or ltabo1ity not found in .... c.aiJIJnJ «<I!YIItm," Wqman stated. Loeal .-..idents, many or whom wr~ &l:ep~O:al over I be , ..ID<alion project's th<C11 or inercascd ocMlt and dwo· ltvds. how httn ,...cr-a~~y supponivr lh< llfOifd, "TIIey'rr ..ur.na topuc up rill a rew years or OO<IIIructlon noist in exchana< for 2S years or • beautiful lake," uscned Giambnt.. Former "Mayor Mak...mil is' OO..Wbo ~ .. that lht res:loation projc.a is inakative or Buffalo'' KJIW of oommunhy pride and tnadltion. Says Moko,..ki. "The pro)eot <neou<IIC$ a kind or nosa!Aic approa<h to in.Oaorallna the atta. " . ....,t ..-t Dell-•aenerat. or C.U Se30.a.m. - ·4100.p.;m. INST ANrl, (~ASH ' aU-p~ok ! u Abortion /debate aborted as new Sub 8ocrd meets &/{tor .-;.,."' .688-~716 1831 North Forest - Suite-110 _.... ··-- ~';, Oaskin, ·•comlnjfrom an edibate dcru," had a unique viewpoint 10 share. "A> a cdibale you'r< not sure of your own sexuality, due to your lad< of uperi<ncc," the Oltholi< princ said. H'c •poke or homophobllt-tht fear aM distaste of th< Jubje<t of homOstxuality-thal wu quite prtValtnl throoahout hislraink)a. , New-"thouaht pauirps" in the C.thol.ic Ch~rh a r 3 i : e , aetord' g 10 Oaslcin. and a rnodeiitc position or plllill a now e(i • ahhollah lh• .;..,.. that htlerost>(uauty is normal prcvttil$ .~ Stable homo!ClliOiiiY i$' pretemd to cvtn h<lcr JH"Dmlt<uilf, Gastilt Slid, and tttl<nblt. if railhful, livlna. <O<tslstent-.-cornpara~lt 10 marriqr. T11ls attitude .,cou,....a if abstention or edibO<Y IS. not pouiblt. • In 1 dedantlion of prinQpks. "!he deeper need of any pcBOI1 is f<ienctshl'p nth« than ptal .,p(<SSion," Gastln $Aid. He said that since cadi,.,. act mUll be open to Uft, homosexuality is den)in& ,..,aotioo beause io th< end, homoscxuals "c:alf'l make bable$." ' Th< lona..-...Jted debate over mand1tory abortion coveraee in liB's studrnt hcalll1 i_,....pollcywasddayed ronwo ,...b by Sub Board 1. ' In<. at itJ monthlf .-Una Thursday nilbt ill Squ~ Hall. Hcokll Prapant Oir<ttor ........ ..._... said lhll by !hat time, tilt lloard or Dir-a::tors.... be pccocoted with the rmaf J!IO<kaat rw _ . , . . . , , . . ,.. -p-edi<ud ~ poooibllll)' or a sfro S5 nuc - . - rar a.r,.otiey romjtdt r.. iallodoe. 1\e oloartioe-o o -- is:sDt wu ..-...s, how<ftr, at lllc cod or n...-.~~u~·· vul'lcoi<ltllll o111w R.ilhts or~ J~~~W~e Huber. Olallainl the-.datncy a~...,__ ID 10 OI)Cioll PfOS1UI ~be tliffblb,.Hube<.sald. bul "in lho 1.otert1t or folm..." sloe ullJIIld 1M a-d.to . . . . . . . .~ .. ••!ief.-ofca, ~~ oiolala oor ~in a put way,'' Huber explained. Sub 8o&RI bu lhc power 10 Dtt~Kiate optional oo..erqe willl,an insurance company at a """""*ble ~urn 'tau. H~- ·~is~ on iuuc....., ilpQitO ao 11,)001," H uber Jf yma woa.Jd·HJie to apply please call ----·--~ la,'iftlly C11mp«~ We are looking for Plasma donors for a ~laam.aphereeis Program - • Nau explained lh< four-!*' "typolo&Y" of a~ .,ithin lbt Proceotant ·rdisioo· 11 , . _ ,.,... a.D out lotal no-strtnp-attxl!ed ecxx:ptane< of .py people tO absohlt< CIXICkmrutlion. On St. Paul's premise or !he uniomal rcqlvioa Jrace of God, Christians to oopt ..;a, py p<ot>k. "But ancr llllht piouo talk. it bolls do••n 10 1h< poaitimHI\at """""' is hacr.,..,.uol," Jdmilled Nau. by Dan Bowman ATTENTION MALES Earn $100 per month e~a money ~-NY- Gays . bdocwa.,. lalle. r~asa uabilir.allO<I """"' ,.or... edUib poniJdo I lliolocialJI'tit< lreaiiDODI IJ1!Ctll• "Ae odor of j '-'·"" ... Loc.a«t Ill 111< aonh-cmtnl c.na hi<.,. Resldec~U ~ pankuWty IINCious to clcoln up tht lalleara in hopes or elimiaatiaa R.-~or .... odded. ' , • l'urthcr discussion overlht tpntrovcrslol issue wulabicd untD May llat 6;30 p.m In Squire Hall'tihcn lh< mti.re hcobh INurance Pf0110m must be approved by the. ~ard-or Dire<~«>. Ma<k In other businC$$, tht Board approved the reoommcndllions or lhe Penonnel and AppoilllrnCOU (P&A) Committee for ntXt ,...., division dircctOG aod assist&nu.- Ho,._,.&plllkations art SIW beina acuped for Group Lcpl 'Strnces' PrOifOJD DirertO< aod OIT-Campuf Housin& Oir<ttor. Wbilt 1h< P&A - ' wen approved with liuk discussion, th< appointment of BiD Mad< u Sub Board Treuurtr- mt1 •itb divided oppooition. 1be 8o&RI split S-5 wh<n ilfirll voted 011 Ml<l'• nomination. The fiv-e Student Association (SA) 'r~loli- voted block as did th< Mnlard FiiJmor-. Colle&< (MFCSA), Graduate Studcnl Association (GSA) aod Student Bar Association (SIIA) ,..,.........lives. Formet S" Pr<lident Tim Sbeehan <hided lht dhscntlna members for not jhowioa ''<OW1coy by votina aplnst Mo<k. Shtchan noted that SA r<lpttled t.he llol.rd oppoiniJDcnu of tht othtr atudeat aovemrntmU. Eac!l•tudcnt JITOUP appoints i member on a yearly rototina basisiD the poaitlonr of Board Olal...,.n, Via: Olalrman and 1'reasv~. The intmal appolntlt)enu are t..PilitAiaUy appro.-..J by lhe Sludertt youps wilh lillie Ill, ranra~. Madt's "intqrity" and "politic$" wert qUCIIioned by SBA r~lativ-. Alan Rooerlfcld. GSA r<presen~ath'<Aalt Med* said she. bdlcves Mo<k ovmtepped hlJ ruponsibilitia uSA Oircclor of Student OrpniDIJO<Is whtfl lh< Alttmadve Newo Collt¢ve (ANC) diocootinued publishloa ~ n<WII>IP<r in January. lAIIe "I !Old !hem (lht ANC) lhallhty hllll no money," M8Ck said. "I di<b>'t tdllhcm lhty )ad to stop printina-" N8Ct ddcodod hlmldf b)' Slayina h< luitl performocl hiJ job .u ""required by SA. Mo<lc'oSIIPP(IIlument was approved ~Z..I OD lh< _..ballot. Anoth« studeat publiallO<I, Til~ requested and rteeived IPJI<OYll from lh< Board, Whidl funds lh< ,...kly f<atu~ mop.dne, to Cl'tllt lh< posilioo of Financial Director. This year's Editor-in-0\iir Motlkw Luba wlU ~ th< post """' year. Luba wftl'be entitled to a 30 _ , oommissfon.ir be <dis S350 in weekly off-<ampus ldvertistments, but he wRI DOl n:c:d\le a ,salary. !'If Tile Curn•t acts SIOO,OOO In rtYtnue, I'll do pr<lty wdl," Luba jolted. Prest~~Uy 1M Curren( rtOrives Sli,OOO a ,.., in revenue. Luba ptldku lhallh< mapDac will brioa in ......,ue of n,WJa .....t ntXI year whk:h ,..,..ld. double tilt ~ coltmod lh~ year. • "7lw· O.nnt hasn't peaked," Lubo said, '"There's still 10 mucb pOialdol." • o,,.,.,, a-rdd ~--. O..lh< IDOft.,.... TMCam-mt publisbes, ullJIIld .... Boon! to ........... ..._ or ............ , . low otudalt .....tdcr lh< M aa.rd'•.potalliol-liabllkJ. Ia a tea. ID 1lw Boord. $011) Jlo&rd Eucutlve Oin:aot- DemUs 8lad: . . . . . 7lwa..-tllletl ~ed noateriol withoort pmnialon lhrte ' tlea "IMideMI or lltil typuh""ltl DOl be replioted," Blod: lllid 1111111111-lk lioltili&y or Soollllo&rd " "enor-mout." The aa.ns of onaon abo pdolpOIIet! diocu...., oa arequest by AntiRipe TMI< Fon:e Dinc:eor lld>lllt OIMcr for lilt Force 10 booome an entity or Sodt Baud co-........ iu budlel- Cllnaltly, lilt F"""' nrun requ..t budlcl ~.fraon MFCSA, OSA uti SA lndivkltMIIy. n.c .....,.... will 1w "'Oed 011 at 1M lloard's - • m<ttina.., lhc ie&al litis-. I'MIIIbdau ood budca-partlculm can be dariRed. �Wn~olding the truth behind life-after-death experiences -----------b!l .leao-Marc 8 11111 pt-.ly ldenliclll '1.ho 1't'TN11icot>1t ~ ol "-11 In lole....,.,-.!1 ._.,_. 1M In ~ ~ lnYks lnquty obour oornmon ~olildlon," M • ~ P.s~. Torfay. 1M "--t comlsls 'ol nrnndl. b<tltit lghu and colcirs. They ... probably causod by ~ whi<tr:!<• - ' - - otlslng from tlw d~ ol MUrons- in S1nl<furos ol tho eye. They abo re!leco tM eledntalnr:tta~ion of O<gAII>lzed groups of coh ln tlwr visual conex oflhe b<aln • OrvjJe · "'ll"., SlegtJ !hot th•w states of ...:lhlllon can be trlgg4!red by a' llllrio1y ol stlmul Including psyc:hecklic drug~, .surg;c.l anesthdic:o. ,....,• uhautting disuses, «<<lOn lnjuna and acddtnts, .......... by ~ and phytiul lnvaload In dying. The comut ol the ~ an aloo be -tly ~. ~ lo . _ u. by . . ercpoa6lionl and -~~~~ totho~locon-lilowhtn the body .... -. . ~.~ ••• !hat -lwyond d>e o.e..,g, rempor_,. We span> ol lndMdvak _ ..., Western and many non.w..,.., rdgjons and cu•uru Ovlsdancy 1_., oxample: pr<Mdes spHu<ll awnbt for ., ~ by prormo1ng tlwrr they .... loW In "'*"' _,.. P~. The ldu !hat t~is earthly lilt is al .... got and tlwlt lot& of pmonality ..,d nothlngn... owalt$ us ""'"" ..., dW b wry dislurbing and .......~u. lo many peopla. This Is ~ by a recent GoDup PoU wllioh 1hows the -~tl,r 70 pm:ml oltM peoplt mthe Unked Slates believe In an altertle. ll H 1$ poid>lt to dN<h on...,W from ont's ~ ' ond ltOn, how 6111 wttO dtoJ ..,;,)\thew ..~ - n i l of f!>o aherlileln on Tntolligmt. crltieol mMnft? Is k tum postio lor man to hout flril-hand ~ on d>e .. -ol·~ lwyond? And an !hat - - b r ! ~ ..ftrod .. they by theW wry ......... ~1. .,.,.Ia< The Iiiio _ - . 11\61 """' br! cle-' ..... IS tt. ddlnllion ol dnlh. , . . . , _., ht., a l o w - - ...t lhtn iJ r--.tod. dld M realy dlo? <An - any :rpli1lual or lnltMified bocoute ... organs become 1too "oth-.lly" er<l)tT1cn<:a that he had .. being authtntk: ..,..., ol oulllda lflmu6. Ftors of death may also role ... a glimpses Into lht alto.~ft. llood of momorios from v.ilhln." he v;plalned In hls ani<la. Th1s lmogtry lrom penonaf IOlln and t><ptdadons iJ det-•· """ not- SllrMI prtMniS on interadng ""planation 1.. oltertlfe - -· but ll<e the doJms of ouch writ.,. .. Moody. his Ideas are lOCI but ma.tue1y unuorflod d>e..y. UB ~~ Pro/.,_ ol No.aing & 1 - Joy Felrlm.n • ,t.... wdiod tho problrrns ol reac:lq a legal dttinlllon lor .mo . ,_ling dud\ .. tho contul ol ....tYrnasl& -.,. lclang. "SStgor• thoorlabut they- his~ pe_,.a....,_on the sui>jor:LI dan\,... thot _ . . . , - ~--...,._-~~­ ·-~I ...,...,_..,~··-- llllli*" The .................. . . _ _.......... _ ... TIM liYI*O - &potts ay that there •• 01 loast three dilh!rtnt !YPtS ol dtalb. ,.._ tt>er. 1o dnloal d..th w'*ll """"".tte. one'• "-t SlopS and their tloc:trocanlogr, wl1l<h ,_.,. ..... . . ,;g,s. fat b .. lrom lhis state thot pooplo """" ....... r...twd """' • Is """' ouch ~ "'"' - gel olt...tft -· The --.1 iJ b<oln dcolh Ill ..hich • "- 00 _ . . - .... acllwll!l OIOd CIOO be .... - - ...,__, no onell>thlo_._has_~-­ _..,....o..._._ �I GRE{GMAT LSAT Preparatory Coune TONITE TUESDAY. MAY 5 UB Football Preparatory Cou.-.e May 19 · June 4, '81 Tuesdays & Thursdays (6 sessions) 6:30 pm to 9:05 pm Main Street Campus Fee: $60.00 6:00 pm • 8:00 PI" Amher$t Campus Fee: $50.00 GALL 831-2151 or stop in"ihe Center for Management Development, 125 Crosby Half, Main Street Campus 5nfl Yo11 $ S S S 5 r •· June 16 · July 2. '81 Tuesdays & Thursdays (6 ses~lons) Coupon Bulletin BoArd OuUide 355 Squire HAll MSC Meet tNe New • Cheerl~ders At P.J. 's oaly P .J . BQTTOMS at Sl70 lllalo ACL Self Stora e Center 28SS N~1r1 Amt~omt. Faltl 80\lltVIrcl NY (3 ml nortl\ of &oule¥trct Mall) 691 ·7563 ldt:•l storege condtUonl for thott JtM\1 you un·t takt hOme (tn10ks. boxn. books. otc.) Rtnt tltl>tr a: 4 fL I 4 ft, X 3ft. lo<'k_tf at 19.00/ mO<lth 5 ft. x 5 ft. x I 0 rt. locktf at 116.00/mon~h sn. • 10 n. • 10ft. """'-tr •• --· -.oot- -tlllllt ........ ,..., An~-foreepairscan wipe out even the beat-lieeled~. 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C<;>llege 's:sperm bank comes under protest 'i DAVIS, CA (CPS)-E!fons to stock a sperm bonk at the Unlversily of CallfQrnla/Oavll have l<!d to aa:usations of racism and a renewed round of racial friction at the school. Promising an opportunity to "m4k~ some money 4nd help saw the wOOd," former UC law clean Richard Wydick asked bl«<c and Hilpallle students lor contrt>utlons to the sperm bank asked al! black and Chicano srudents at Martin Luther King, 1-iai-~Oavls' law school-to contxt him for further detalls In a short, two-sentence memo Setlt out in early March . But wlten one. student pursued the offer. he says he di~covered : Wv(llck was aski119 lor sperm to use ln resurch at the medical school. The · student, Dwayne Bennett, next appeared on a televised neWSCi!$1 In neighboring Sacramento. telling reporters he hod been offered up to S500 lor his donation He also said he had bem told the spenn -~ be uwd lot genlllc research. !<!<>ding some srucleAis10 lear !he spam would be used in genehC experimen\S those trying to ~nk """ to l~telligence levels Med school spokeswoman Vlck Saito says the law students got the wrong m<!SSllge The lee offered was only $2.5 Moreover. the sperm was not Intended for any ktnd of genetic reseasch at aU. she soiYt. Instead, n would be used as pan of an aniOcialinseminatlon progn>m lor rninoriiies. The program ls sponsored by the med school. Salto saklth<>t. unlike an ordinary sperm bonk. where ,;perm can be frozen almost inddmite.ly. the med school's program requite$ fresh sperm, and thus regular donanons. • ! , - ! Recn~ltlog probl~• ·Dreams: the poor man's poetry, u~ prof claims bv Oa-.ld CaJka - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - ' Tho -IIIMZing"'-s. thosewilh~of~irMgc<!ryand which often tome for, deop-r-"'ng rnunlrlg, """""' bo. found on S.ood""'Y ""' on the ~ xrecn, yot they play ~ night wllhln OM's mine!. - o r e no1 drug Induced ~~Out dre:amo n- w-: ... ~....._~olen-~~ 1!~F~ 1Prolat&~ ZU. In 0 loCt'u<e ..,..,, uoPfM, r•>"'~....., 0~." ·o...m -:_e like poclry. lhei>O'!' m11n'r -"Y·" Said ZlM "Orums ""'. The program normaDy taps hrst ·and wcood-year med stud•nts lor donatiOns, because they are easy to contact and fam~"" wRh the doctors ln110lved. Saho said. ' But the med school has had trouble recruitin_g minonty students since the June 1978 &kk6 decision . In thai decision . the US S upreme Court ruled thai the Davis med school had dlscrimlna1ed again51 Allan Bakke because he Is white. Now, out of about 200 first-and second-year med students at Davis. there are only 15 Chicanos and no blacks. Consequenlly, 1he school has not had enough poltntlal donors to keep the sperm bonk going, Sallo explains ' Doctors ilJMing the ar11f1Coal Insemination program enlisted the '.lil--a~, silt Wydcl< to allnlel --~ t.vm tile law $ChOol Law. school minority caucus member Steve Jimlnu says the met~phoric. d ' · I I with Ih e wa,y I h• mauer ..,... Thres.fholdand yea,. ago In atldenl Bai!Yic>n and l;gypt. !he drum was flU ents ITUIJn comp a niS was though! lo bo a boromeb1c tndlcallo!> ol tho lurure in addltlon ro l!l'lno a handled. comn~unlquo from the gods. T.,..nu.th century dream !hi!O<JI. howe-. "Flrst, (\!Iydick) has a hlslory of insenslUvlty to mlnorliles." 6nd• tll4 ruJOnll)!l behind th..._ oppadllo<lt ro bo. decidedly t.s. Jiminez claims. He referred ro a now-discarded Wydick polky to ~al. automallcllfly flunk the bonom ach1evers of the first-year Law cla55. Tho lather ol modem drum study Is Sigmund Freud• ..t.ose boo!< The Though the ru~ wasn't lntentlonaDy aimed at minorily studeniS, h l n - - n of'Oreoms is !he WO<Iclng pmnllo bol*'<l dmsm ~~ effectively eliminaled sewral of rhem e<>eh year from the law C.umo.,. uncomdous thougblo""" go lo sltep with. wl!h th« pol...-...1 of school. '-omlng thousbrsln our ulaldng life that we -.ld notlilte 10 ackroowlodgo • • And second " Jiminez wonders "d this Is med >Chool oxplalnod Zlrln. "C.ums dioch6rgo mew clllgulq dw unoonoclouo research why dido~ they ask for the h~ thtmselva?" ~- They"""" ....tlh ul!imale """ · the d......... of P¥he·"M 5alto ~ntends the law students blew the issue out of propor110n . · Since, then , none has donoted sperm to the program. which she fleWo • feels 15 tragic. Freudtenanalysls.menlionedthu!leokcr.leadsbackwor'dsrn ume.baslng "The ones we truly feol sorry lor ate the couples who are our the thals on chUdhood causality. Concluding that evuy ewnt is compktl•ly there wafting to have chOdren lhrough this program." she says. dclormlned prompl<!d pooplo lo bo-oak oWoy from psycho-an.,y<ls. h• "Th.ey're the ones who will suffer the most ." added. Wydick refused to comment obour the episode, and Law JChool T""' notabla In 11>c 6old that dcYoloped dlvagent theorieo wee Alfred ossoda1e dean Daniel Simmons says his school won't Issue any Adler end c.t Jung. Whcuo fm>d'• ,.....-olin.__- bMbly stal<!trlenls about 11. a thcr..,a<. problcm..dving molhod, A.dlor's plan , _ • fur)<donallsdt This Is not the fust lime sperm bonks h<>ve drawn controwny on nwlhod ..1111 rho dte.ms oorvinsl • • ~6on of whbt people •• campuses. About a ~as ago. tht! Unlver.ity of Calgasy's Infertility ~ IOWan!. not ~ !hey - - previously Influenced· Clink: outTaged civil J.bertwns whfil it refused to artllldafty On !he eiiOiutlonOI]I-'e of analysis. Ztrir).aid that Adlot was the IV1lto Inseminate. either single women or ~e.n in\IOhted in lesbian tn011e OW3\[ from "lhe unconsciOuS, h c.rl 'Jung and 0 return 10 ,refalloruhlps, uneonsclous .tMonlng who !he ~ H>Oke of fliClSt l!tghly. Jung's l!!!l~llf!-·II·B·ri~PII!IIII - compenMtory m<!lhod "goes deeper Tnto the forest of rlie unconJdoul. The 1yrnbols ore n<K derived from the HH but from tht human being," ac<:o<dlng to ZArtn. • Jung'• an~ theory Is tlrokftl down into_._ dtum ceteg<>rja- the Tnvlal dfeem and the Bi9 dtun. T!Mal drooms: which ..- ol .leso t~gnlhc.once. haw COIIli>O"saling ....,.,.. fo< the ... Tho Big ~-J>I­ pUalng and foptllllw - . , , Jw,yt the ..,:- bunion of ptoltlcllng gulclor1« on , "'nboo" ~• tJ:! I Acme~ ' _ 1 "'JJ'M oAth Jung.· .lilln. '"The mind lo not • blank table! atblnh. 1'htfo 11 ~ """"' and conllaura!lot\. The inl>eriled components oftl>e * blolo!w." r• -ltlto 47 Kn111ore Ave. SHOES REPAIRED • 511015 DYID Dry a.u~• •••• Lau41J " - a.,.ln AUot 47 Ken111ore Ave. At Ualvenlty Plua • 838-4041 XEROX COPIES s::v,~ s. ~ ---_ .... NO-OUANnTY IN & OUT PRIN11NG rw--··--., __.,. - -Aft.GWnl 66&&10W. . . . .A&..oJ17-Aft.- """"' --~A&.La- 111-IAT,. ..... 0,.-.·FII.-·- sail n'llnd m11ke lh•lr p r - fek through 'lh4-medlwn of dr....,... "11~e mcAnll\g of ~earns can bo. IC>Und In religiouo Jllmbolo and mythology," Zlr1n said. Utlng poople'e actual dfoams, the $f>faker formed ana!oglu 10 suppon tl)ls !Ma. "A yu<·old is Mngjng from lllnft ...._ w<lc!enly he rna.. he lln'l ~ •"II dotha. lnro 11\r houtc l>e Nrlf 10 PUt on tome dotha. bu1 ~,.. pu1o up hif clothing. It doWn. h 1r lh<n he ftgurft out lhey're tho dotha of hlo laitle end l>e hM 1o tfiem." Thio" !*aiel lo lhe- of Adom and ~ . - . . I Zltin. "*-lhelf ....a-:r !hoy ...... naked anciiiW ., cloche~• . n. 11 en 1mp0110111 chorlldmSIIC .of Juna'• IIIII dream lcl.o~ traftiP!r• durlog a pert001'• II'IOnJillonaJ PSriod• 0 e .. edoleKloncoo. middle ego) The arche<ypical cont«nt th- BIQ dt.,.ms <onvey hilp to gel us throvyh to. tulrlg-ol""'miOI'IIIOI!Pn. Orlnl)w.......,.olln'l. ~w..,. ~ally propared lor .n ttanslomlarldbs: tfuough cl........- we - the Plaza Slloe Repair t ~---..-----¥-----.-----.----~---~· ' ODYSSEY 1 - 832-0009 t1 359 SomerviUe Ave., Tonawanda, N.Y. ~ll<laMoo • ra.nl 1 l ' 11t - - - - - - R O C K START- SHIRTS------ 1 --SMOKING & SNUFF .ACCESSORIES- 1 Single-sided T-Shirts 1 With coupon 20% *I: I Off All - Smoking~ snuff acces. -~ •-.----.-----.-----·----..----~--~ �tile~ fori*J!JJI/j - --- ' . ~ ---=-~ Great su~ ancr ereat pay. Haw fun cam/~""by a 69·a<n ~ laU in lhr Pocono Mountains (Wayne County. ' Pa.) CoUnsel lhrouth sroup work and liumanislic methods. helping )'011118111!n !ram their Jewish Heritase in a democratic alnlorpherr. Activities include Tennis. soceff, golf. gymna$1ia, badpacldns. crafts. music. drama. photography. sailing The last sph Ulhtudmtbo . held i [$ annua Alth0<1gh Uni Divis-ion Direc the Sfi\OOthe<t n' canoeing. IWilmlifle (WSI) and ecol~y. kosher. Cotd. • Write or call for a personal interview 'I bmp .......-;ilay Hill Ages 7%.· 12% V,.... ~ Ages 13 . 18 SIUdetM reactic. beer~wod frt • number 1 S}'StCI)lt iO, wef ,The Todd ~ or clit:he·ridden •· leader Hobin, !~?53 West 72nd Street diversified as tl \:r- New York, N.Y. 10023 . (212) 787·7974 Dr. Rook. an ccletid.sm. Tht 60sL'iPPkJ>all• IN BllFFALO. - JEffREVTASHMAN · ~38-140.2 performjng sty 'tudes. All in would put il) • A PROF!SSIONAl EXPERIE,NCE IN Tbe Somaoam _ In ptrson H wading throug , · ~ ISRAEL recording conr condemned ~ victim-rod:: • engjn~ring stu band onl)' a m 1200 - Director Tony eo.. looclUclu: • Plocement . • 'Hou.;,g and slip•!nd · ~··udY • M.dieaJ iNUrance To\n -and serpinars . 4• ' contact She<ut U.'anVAZYF Th~ mlnslrel Fonunately. measure of &< (2121~1~7()exr . 247 Do yo. have a tough ti.m8 writing a GOOD PAPER? lm.prcrYiaa Writing 81dllf for the . . . . . ._nt~ All otheia are we!Oc-~ was so crOC'kct through the M •.-Cod Save An SISParkA-uo NewYo<k, N.V. 10022 E . being ..one ol standing.'' It barely maa of their listene1 · �Springfest-'81 r-------------~~~--Aa~i Attention Grad Students i .. or bcdonism ,._ <iotdl.lOd rroo:n tht ly WI Friday aslht Siud<nt Association SprincfC$l in tht Squiu fountain area. mity Union Activities Bcwd (UUAB) 0< lisa R11ppoport said tbt "fest" ..... ~UC'tion in tht Wlt•'O )'<art, ns ra1lfld from to ecstacy. The ~y. bunhe music seemed 10 surrn- from >«on, rrrom prOblems with tht sound jUSt plain bad music. • obin Band open«! lht show with thor F'IIIJ<" Lab•" rocl:. Accon!ina to bend the crouP has o_.s buds as • Aliinan Borthers, Hall and Oat<s and llht band's own music rdl<cted this ' are a band without an kknticy, mjxi.na ds lito: "Suile: Juc!y Blu< Eyos" with a c that broll&ht 10 min4 Van Haltn on dl, it was (as Lionard Pynth Oamell simply dreadful." lbin iJ a man sintft'e about his crart. the lean yean until lht band JeCUred a act in 1978. 0n m&e, thouah, lhO jury obin of first dOIR< murder, the ,. roll l!lchard Voit, a $C<>Ond year lent said, "lht Todd Hobin Band ;. a tth<r could love," whDe WJWB Muslc Oraj<da summarized the situation as the first limes .''ve fell asl<q> ~il• didatn. Of ecHitt<, th< btarded minAret amused lht d..ud d .. ellen of tht fqUOr< ..ilh biJ old melodies "You and Me and W• JUSI Disaar«" and "I..CI It Flow." Mason also played some IOOd eo>-.n, Ilk• 0,1an's "AU AJon& tht WatdiiOW<t," wbkh, altllouah il didn't <rase rnanoritt or 1'MIIi Hmdrix' anlhtmic pttformancc, c8nied a of ill o-.11. Ahhoullt.....,;.,. clouds .. l'irslthreatmed lht fC$l with Jain, th• 12-knot winds blew lht .,..Y ...-.y and tht l<rnpttature rose to a peahy SJ dqr<es. II«< was tominJ in b)' tb• truckloads, and, as <Vidtnced by on< jean-dad woman emblazoned with Orat<ful Dead re1alla, who Slood writhlnt~ with tht musk, thore was entertainment of anotll<( sort. All or UB came out today to Squi"' fotlaUiitt ....., to cdd>rate. the Sprina-it was kind or a tribal rituals, tht ancient holiday of May Day• Applications ouoifoble in the GSA oftic~1 103 Talbert.' AC. ..,.t - Masur"• or DodO<., 1M! pr01f<1. Tht ~I<~ Attm ~ Projm ol tht GSA has funds to proll1dt up to SlOO lor M.tstm ....t S325 lor PhD con- fromo-'tf\lse. tar ... Monty is .w~ lor Grad Audmt ,_owth towonl finol Anned only ,.ith an .couStk 1uitor and his fdlow plcktt, Jim Kri<C«. M&>on has toured many woOds of mw.ic Slopl)inl at pons rich tn histO<)' or ddapidaled •-Y f Research Grants Fun in the sun DEAD LI NE Friday . Sept. 4th , ' 81 at 4 pm Studellls from all faculties ore urged to a,lp/!1. DlAt Hm comn lilt •• Next Wtt< the (Dixie) Dreas. who played spirited rcndi11ons of thtlr l'roa.rcssivc/Squthe:rn Rock, drspilr an ueeptJonally poor sound mix. Th< Drqs real()' never had a ch.\no< to tak• orr or '""' fall. Th< public addr<ss k<"PI fu1zing out wh<n the band bepn to cook. so th<y never rea<htd tbeir musical peal!- and btcame lnccnRd ovtr en unmitigated rash o( .sound fai1uru. For the beer-propelled dancors stompin& to a country fiddkr, it maU<red Iilli< if •oohnical problems <red if Todd Hobin made sl<q>walkcn ~ pla&ued tht band, so Ions as tilt river of suds in the cylindrical coolers was never dammed by mounds of ;, Br the timelht)' rlllishtd, the croWd ompticd oups. But anOther ~ny of MOther Naturo. on Budwriser that It would have, sat lhim. Clu.Rd the rCSC'I"'Oir to run dry. ., f1DOil Tabernacle Choir's rendition of Tht 5un is an amar.ins phmomenon; its po"w is eriea.'' .,. dc<ep(jve. Popping in and out from behind clouds intmniumtly aD afternoon, it "ould be difrocub to ~ tht rays of lht sun CldlaUSled the c:ool<rs. Bul it Dave Mason brou&h• a refreshina couldn't hO\'t bmt the bands that condtnsed il, coold >d musicianship •o lht prococdmas. itt INDANGEROF FAILING A COURSE? NEED TIPS ON APARTMENT HUNTING COPING WITH SmESS?· Call636-2259 between 5 ·11 p.m. tq hear tc.pes on these topics (no. _ 308, no. 103, no. 211) or any of 150 o thers. Look for an orange DIAL brochure at i'\formation desks in Squire and Cafxm.. YQu'U be amazed at allthe opportunities and advantages the Army offers men and women with BSN degrees: • E~rellcnt styrtifll! salarie< and ~-fil,, indudilll( a liller..l .-Meatlon policy. • Relll opportunil) f~. achalll....'fllCflt and prof~l l:f'0"1 h -4!\'tr) Army Nur-,c, is w rommissiollt'd oflirer'. • No bask lrainifll! for nul"b; jUSI a ,_.,.. orieollttion rou~ lo familiariU' \OU "ilh llw Am n :\1edical ~rtmmt . • . • 1lw cha~ to tra•el ; lirrw lo do l lw thinjeo. )OO enjo)·. • Opportunil) to qualif) for sptdalized rolt-!o;. leaching or additional education. ~ if )OU qualify. C11ll collect tu 301-677-4891 The Army Nurse Corps. r·------w...-. •rik:- -- ·--- 1 .-. . ~ ~ --~ - -----.-----, T'11w Arw) N•not C~ ' Sort- ........ U .~. A,...) R«ntttlot : f"ort c...,.. C. M....... Ml) Jt7S5 : No.tnc"·- - - - - - - - -- - --:-- - - - - : : A..JJre:" Art,-- - : · : C11y. Stutr. ZIP·- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - ~~Nttit : ~---------~----- --------------~--- - --------~ : Phync ~ l: J. ! ~ �~editorial ! Growth and commitments i PrwiN go.- to U8'a Edueellonal Polley eomn;lttee (EPC) of tl'le Feculty of Atte and l.elt.,. for being wlee enough to eppro.. tl'le Studlee Col• (WSC) propoeaJ for • prC>Qram. I•. W.....'a Th8l nod puta WSC clo- to fullllllng Its c~eg,.. ~d one~ f~ tl'le '--! that Clogreettatua will gt.. to the College, the EPC deCielon alto reftecte a growing Unl..,..ll)' aota-.. of good, 1 , _ .1.. programs. Too oltW> thi s Unl..,.fly ' only malntlllne Ita offerings or _ , raducea or eliminates them. The prMpaCt of allol'flng a college llthlch .,. . grown and developed out ot ' - ! o n to c~eg,.. granting ttatut 11 exciting. For lheU,'--Ity. iacurlng • new BA means thattheSchoot as a 11tt1o1e -oaln atanda In the foralront ol progress otllhln SUNY. little lMOPONI..-. U8 will be one olthe lew un'-eltta In the State llthk:h olin bocll grafuata and utlde<graduate degrees In WomW>'a Stuellea. That ttandl u • dlttiiiC11on In ltHtl. The~ to fonnlng a new degree program. particularly In a Un'--fty thet Ia financially etr..,.,..,, It that It will naturally require addillonel fwldlng. It may be unreellalfc to expect to add coureee 811\f ~~~ to a prpgrlm and not Increase the num. . oil~ The only allematl.. would be to sellle tor more pr~ of • qu811ty. That. IMI>e end. spells a step backwtrd. · ' Th..tof., lilt Unl-tfly'a supPOrt for WSC must be more than Intellectual-the buel!let tlloeateel muet be adequate. That may mean making the declalon bet,...n helping a young, progressive program develop or euatalnlng It only as well as a// others. be they strong or week, • The next atap In the 8A PIDP081ila review by the \JB Division of Undetgraduate Education and then Preshlentfll approval. The auoontlon then gon to SUNY Central, t he State Educalfon Department and the Board ol llegents lor lnC<)rporatlon Into toe SUNY MUtllf Plan. If strong intllfnal eupp0r1 Ia shown for the degree ofleting. tl>e external agenre thet the propoaal has to move through should folio• In auft. But with that ""PPOI1 from 08 a C(!mmflme(lt to seeing the plan daoMioppfOQ111111 Ilea to come. This C<)uk! be an exciting atap lor the Unlverafly-ona that It hes not tallen in years. II the PfiiOlatn Ia handled elncerely, It mey be t.he seed for new acadlmll ~nt In a eomewtoet ategnantlnalltutlon. wsc Resaa Squad defense To r,. Editor. rnemt>ere of 1110 uru...ralty Cornmunfl't. a . . - of the llalfd Point Volunt- Ambcll.,.,. Corps (otheiWI• ltno)YO ao U8......,.) ond a qualified NYS Em,rgency M - Ted'(llelan, I <*talnty.llnd b amazing t o - - • - act u thoUgh tl'ley know everything there Ia to knoW about tfl\buleo<:e wotfl alter watChing one eplsodl ol "Emergancy."Ohe otall of <Kirorganlz.!Jon, conaltllng ol19 EMTs, ond about26 AFA's ond ~oro. ari not merety a bilnch of ""Yoh.inteera~ u we haY8 bMc't referred 10 as in your edllorial of AprU 22. More than being Volunteers., we are profeaslonale and woutd appreciate belng rreated as suet\. OUr a.rnbulanoe was acquired by the herd w0<1c of DaYid l'lolfmtn and a law other principal membera of the Squid who ~eep things going on a day·t<Hiay bUll. That ambulance doea not go an)'WI>ero without a valid rauon: a trip lheetlo filled outandwedohave redlooon board theVehlcleln o<Oe< to racefYI calls ShOuld h be on thO road-YIIllclea 8\JCh as ambulances do elso tiaveto go to holpltata and ofl· eampu.s for various reaaons, 1 would think. In closing. I feet that It would be wise lor Tlte Sp«;rrum to begin atreoslng tho good pofnta'Of tho UB RMCUe SQuid and the muctHtoeded •.......,. of emergency C8Je 11"111 II provides free Of ctaaroe IO the Not mi/CII ltnowl«<ge abojlt "embutence Worlr" Ia ro utKJeratan<l e/foglllono about llbrJu In • ,.,.,.,/.. O..p/to rwr -Heo.anad ct.fenon, tho loct l'fHftlfnt tltll 111/cHnll (ln<IHd mrNW' thon ani) hove ohllge</ t11111 en emergency -let. h,. bftn uU<f ro do cona-obly nroro tbln llral old. II you refer bocJr to Tho Speotrum'a or/9/nel ortlcte, 11 prosonterl 1M oltl~l d ,..II I t Hollmon'• re•pansa, enrt lite erltronot wet ,.,., on tho prom/so thll ...., 11 there In •~tcua• rh l.r tlmt for Ullng th• vehicle., thfltfllre llttrnltfolll ~hlch could blOck 1ny room fot abuse. 11/ro, 11 lite editor/If pointed our, The Spectrum has congrltutotad .Holl,.n tor hll" wofll to per the w•• •mbula~. W• Wfd1 hoWfttW", not tum otJthe.edr from • polO/Ole ...,o"" /uol b«:<<us• something 11 one point wu odmlfoblo. , ,.,hap1 you ahrllllrl 1/terl •ome ol your. ap,.renr b/lnriiOIUt In tM ~I an<l/lllen t<> WIOit _ , . oro "YI"ff-bo/h IIIII comp/lln/1 ond tho SIJWU//orl$. We wf/1 not rule ony r:Jelm,. Incorrect or lmpoulble unlit It het ~ proven•• ttleh-lnd we,re•tfll welting 101 /hll. -Ert. Springiest 1981 The ...,. Shone, lhe bendl pleyld, the beef flowed aod aboUt o,. quarter ol the Un~ty·a .,...,..,, POPUlation pert led In the Main Street fountain - to CalebNie the close ol anot.Q.er academic )I'Mf. Thanka gon to the Student Aaaoctatfon eod tl'le Unlwersfty Union ActiYIIIea Board (UUAB) lor organiZing lhe event. The beet raatecl tllrougiiOUI t11e three banda and a.bout 5000 students were drawn to the - . OV.all, It wu e success. But the n1c11s '"'e still there. The I<XInd system was poor and pr-.tad 111e mutlciens from, according to many. reaching their true PQientlal. There was etso some confusion prior to the event otef WAB , . _ of the ••ather wu bad. Fonunately, the sun stayed out Mel the early morning otlnda died down by midday, but heel It rained or been C<)Jd, no ona was eure If Springiest would be ea~ad or move Into Clerk Gym. • The biggett diUPQOintment, how...r, was ,the music. UUAB Is a large organlultfon and UB Is a large Unlverslty. The three groups contracted lor Spring feat were aome~at tess dynamic than those aecuracl at otl'ler, amaller schools. Few people, In tact. were unsure Friday WlliOh CIRiup waa even headlining the event. Better plaMing otoutd no doubt ia~e care ol the problems that hlndeted the 18111 Spring ce ..bratlon. II was, nevenheless and O¥erall, ol tile bettllf and blgjjeat "feats" In recent )'liars. II UUAB lltOUid 111ar1 organizing In NoYimber•• think ol how totally - • lut "-*!be. 1HE spECIRUM -11·-· ... - ..... _ , ••.,1•• -. -__ -co--·-....... ,_Zingolo ......... c . _ . . ,..,....,. ~ , """"""'- ... lnatead of worrying aboUt the odometer on""' llnlbutan4:e, Aa DIRTY SrtEAKEAS by Stella Medina a Adm"tedly, lher6 is problem In writing thlo lalt column of tho yeat. !I'a now or never, thlalalt,\ hto time baby, It's for real. Tho last chance to throw a little babl>llng here. a tlttla pnltoooPhr there, a little metaphorical bullshlllbgtosalt o-and presenttothl publico. Tho tast chance Ia what tea- rna faellng more under thO gun than I'd normally care to ba. «:* ~ t • II Cd won a Pulitzer Prize thla put rear,thla would tM ' a lot easie<. t could write an apology lor 1110 unethical fleltonatlzatlon tllat haS at.,.,..,.,.. to ~lid betmy Brother Cesaette keys and ribbons. Unfonunetely. rome ol the things t write aboUt do, In teet, Ollltl (lor eJ<ample, the Majority, tho......,.,., <:ampua). Therl og&ln, hoW could I _.,.,. expect to will In award lor writing IDout ~ .. .......-.. u tho AmiiOftl camc>us COOl oil my - . 1 tw.G .,... too, whiCh is why 1a m , _ - f!1endl wftlllts..oleriYIIOf)mlnf). �feedback ! f ·j A job weU done I would like to taka thlo opportunity to ac:l<noiOtadQt the outllandlng potlormanea of the UUAB Muale Commltlae Clurillg Fofl(feot, In these espaelatty trying transiiO<Y 11mos. On bohall of 11.-,11 - an ottenclecl.thanko. PeterHinh,..n Ctr•lrman. Sc.o eo.nt I will if you will To tho Ed11Pfi smol"'" bll a ratio or three to one~ Lilli<! hiiP 11 lqrtt>eomlng """' thl buadrl¥era. Thelrelgareue ...,., to be the only bfaek In their monotony. So, they can't reatl)' eniO«>> Bluablrcl'o pOlicy end law. I try to empathize, but it'I dllflevlt lor me whanl ha¥& to put up with lilting oyu and-"tiirOill>lng held. to makllt unbearab4a. Thon.thlre era • ..._,.~-the r.gutallonltoand my • - - notloo lhla_and ask "Do vou mlftd. lf I mar n o t - . amot<e?" • tilly light up. An eJCp<eSSion barlly 1~ So • • • Why do ~ many - . lack thlo on my • - In lhl time ... muCh leu an ~-7 011, don't .,.. .... ..,_ _ lrtic\datl¥eproteot. I knoiO lt'o dllflevlt tO< them to Sle>p. l've triecl myoell Many ol my good , _ and I'm , ...,, IIIII naoaptl¥e to tr. rlghta ol bnaltr.ra. and lound It nallly lmc>oaslb.._ I maan.llkl l'llste>p te>< lloml-tet their batter lrlatlncto P£1¥1U dll<ing th<>M • While and then thlt u.ncoruroUa.ble urge bultds up and dlaC>aratol)' ..,.,.,. momentt ond n~llna lito-the I've simply got to hive a bfeatn. -'on ol adaptlllon loon - i o n . But,l- WhO tact< This Ia an I uk-1'11 put up with you If you'll put up -..1-.trOI or • J u -tal u-atandlng of the I!Yilh me. lithe sign aaya " No bfeathing" and 1 ha•tn't naelprOQIIy ot rlghto -lly lr/c me as t"-Y Mlllahly tight IIC>Ppecl, oak 1M to and I wiU. usually, I'm pretty, good up In - . ....... 0<1, "' Oll>lf ahared b4aoea about signa, though. And II you lorget. I 'll rornlnd you sanctioned IO< - · I'd like to think It II and Show yOU thlaame r8$plellor my rights u I do IO< abaentmt-- but the . _ 11M me to yours. Maybe we'll 111 be tass grumpy u a raault'lnd - - _ , , _ Occaioootly I Will gat 111pp0r1 belong to the aame yleht eM> In another llletime and ([0<0 my nelghbcn, but usuallY !hay are unaao.tr.e !law lunch 10981hlf once In a Whl14. 1 - thOUgh lhl non.smoldng onee outnumbaf the I, ot f'f'Y own free will, am a brNther. 1 chooH to be '"' 1M " - pleaoure of it. 1 do not ImpOst my bnaethlriiJ on othera, 00< do llodutge In plaeeeWherit I mlgM Wrinoa on lhl dghta ol and .......,. 111em to _ , r am doing 11y c:1>01oe. And t -...hera ,__., ""**'may H._.- 11-. moa-.,. Abortion altenuztives To thl Edl10r. Thlo lottlf It In r-Mio Thl Specrrum to Walter Sl""*"''' lott• that •-.ed ''! Weclne~··· -ni'IQ hit - " t o n to A<!II-Abo<tlo<l '"-Oitlatlon. When I roac1 the letter, I woslnturlatecll IIIII a alnQie - a n d a luiHime otudenl here at ua. physiCal pain. 001 wt\11 allOtJI the emotlonal trauma and psychok>Qical. paJn that a woman expedoncu. How many women wake up atter having an abonlon with • smile on their 1-7 Simpson, What makes you an authO~ty on pn~gnaney? Although ,_, oro capable ol baing ..instNmental- In coneepUon. they tnemsetves wdl Lui Spolng s--w. I was 20, alngle, a 01.-,t, -pregnant. ~lon. to tM, wos out ol tr. -lion. newer cooceh•l No man vnn ltYef be faced wtth the dec;&iorJ of WI'MUhef Ot not IO abort. I -with Mr. Simpson's etat-lthat .._,.., have a .......,. right to control their own bodies end womao Is faced wltn an unwantedluntimety pregnancy. reprockQk>n," but What he tet1 ou1 wu lhlt: If an lftdMduel Ilk. . lha responsibility ol ha¥1ng en aCII¥e ... tile, thll Individual knows that pn19n...,cy Is a -lbiNty. regardlaas of the type ol birth COiltrol uMd. If any at all. Ftr.l of ell, eny woman that hal t>een prOQnlnl ..... lot) I I - 1 ttmlu one monih knows tl\lttherala o tiring, I>IMII\lnO. hu,.n Hil>g k\llcle of her. depandont 01'1 • body lor e.Jtfltence. Nau.... mornlng - . .... Dlg1nnlng sfgne ol pr--1111 her a en~ lnaldeol her. A woman - t t y to kid ,_...11\111 l«uu. • one. <>< , _ ...,,ha.IICMI ""*'n. IIIII- knowS the IMh. oanw notf "' ~ pooacllhe _.ton · - II the IIIUI 1 -r·r._.t thai r. O<anyoneeiM the to thll q-lon. taka a look at 8"ol_ , d lllolooY IPt - . a nd vleo! a plc1ura of tr. human . , .. . 81 1f I no• poaa this q~lon; When le --has t- ""W -"'9 ""'--·-? There are alltmatl¥1 e>ptlons to at>onlon - a I lee! that unwantadlllntlmely pregancy was eoniU$ecl with ··unwanteo Chlkt," tn .Slmpson's Jetter. I cannot think of a woman ... lve. thl1 has not at OC\8 point fn her lite either wanted a chHd or regretted not having had one. Among these opUona to abonlon ls legal adoption. Scoll F. Hatl<!y. an a11orney, explained to me In dolo II tne - i t a 10 lhl mother ol a legal adOption. and thl ociOI>llon ptOOISI. rorst ololl, ptl¥ett att<><nays hove couple$ eomtno to them, Meklng to ldopt o Child. (Otten t . _ marriecl couples aralncapobla of conc:eMng themselvaa.l Tr.y are puc on " waiting llato." Th...,ls an apparent baby al>o<lage. Why? A taroe -1100 ot P<>Ulble adOptive bat>lea end up In the "golt)lge" due to the of the legll!zed abon lon atatute In our aystem. It has been notecl as weU as documenlld, thlit upon eXPOSure 10 lh'e "olllslcle WO<Id" abor1ed fatu- are -r often 'a ir.. when p&aood Into ditpOul bini. Sounda pretty dltguettng clolon1 M? "-1111. MI. ~ Is not • "notion" Ills~ rMI.,._.IMtyoutoo, -.OI)Cee"I_,H....,_ An I l l - can HI up a ptl¥at&. legalldoptlon IIIQ." Alrdmy,-you•ve' Q!OWI\1 Ooyounowfaalthat - t h e CCIIII>M -ring a c:tllld. pays the a u you did 1'01 "del- luH humu r/gllt• and , fMs, oil pra·natel cora, o11d he>apllellzatlon proraetloltr Thole humM tJoN• 11111 you aro - - " ' tr. mother upon roeelpt ot the new bO<n - ' l i l t IOCiel)l ,..,. O)lloy trom I n - hUman child. IM-.1 1 Uk you tl>lo: Do you reoret hawing Thaae are <»!Itt/to banaflll not only to thl mothl<, born? 11 lifo 10 1\0<riblo that you !IQ<II having • the acl0ptl¥e porentt, but moll importantly, It doll not _ , bom~ I a - lila 10 hon"lblo that you 1111"" your deny a Child It's blnh rlto-Uie. .,.,.,.,, claelalon to ha¥& you born rathlrthan obortecl? I IHI that Slmpeon'a t.ltar and viewpOint would Wily are yOU 10 ready, wtlii'IQ, and ab4a to taka awey coe<ee _...,to abortion, rathl< than 8/lo01the11Qal ,_. anolhlr lndMduallhl gift of Nfa? altamatlvel. MI• . . . _ , lletecl, ... _ o1 abortion which TloaRigtlt·T~IemO-tlsnottryingto"le<OI I -lhiiMII poltt to boll> the_..., end thllat"" - " t O - a PIOQnlncy" osSimpec>nhadatatad. bt-. They*""" believe !(I an lndltldulll'a righHo-llle. 8y MJ1ng thai pH> Ia ac:tuall)l l ilt l)y tr. 1-lan'l I C*l toll you !rom a....,senoo. and_IO eould many ...,_In-~ thallhlfetUIII . , _ pregnancy II not -tllng to be ttumM7 Nw 1111. _ , ... 01 _ . . ,... peln. - · I I It a n eiQiadlftCIIo be~. wery - . . . - 01 to 1U111111t -~- ~- loatftiiiiO thiO: 8ef0<1 - -10<\ol...-.,.. .... . . . . . . _ . . ,_ ,....,. • - . . ...,.,., antl-ebortlon IIQlalallon. ~.......,..... - - t o . . . - - . _.,.,.. allarnat- c:w.lufiY,I~ do oxlotJ - . 1111111 . . . _ , IOfiiOt to ~ 11 lbat • ....... Mvtng .... .tlofllon - - - -10 .Ia -_,that yOU....._, nol·......, Difficult remembrance To thl Editor. Friday In Haat Lounge, Squire Half. pk:tures w.tl hung depleting 1 human hon"O< thai oeeurad 10<n1 40 yoors ago. Yom Ha'Sh04h-lhe dey of remernbfanoo olthe Holoeau11-wu- todaY b)l tt\e Jewlah St.-,t Union and It It Why lheSI disturbing plc1uree .._ hung-to . -. The hOm>< of lhOII dtys _.10 -It has biOO<nl diKlcult to_..'""'' abOUt thai< ....,_ rnlllflltude. II woo a lime ...erytl>lng- ablaze with--""""" aultaring ol untold propontons. ThoM pictures _.. full an u.amc>llol-ean biOO<nao · - t a n d r . t a -" itsm O < all • ••• �I ! I How does GSA spend your $9 Mandatory Student Fee? .. f CIIDical Lllbor•torv Planaacy . GSA DEPARTMENT CLUB AC11VJTIE& Boob C9lloquJ• Sa E.t Ceeter ........_ ............ ...........da._,.._ Coewottoaa ,_,.... Alt...tM ~ Collecttve Spedall- hbiiQtloM Flboe . lActua ~ p~ u........ ..._ . ., UUAB: ~AMent: Co~ . Cllltanl &?erlo..W.S Are. llwlca- Fllmto OII-Ca..-Hou,18t 11c:lrat OfRc. Poblldty So.nd ' TOTAL - ~ i Worbbope CoHehou.e . . . . . . . Ubruy 0,... ut-I Senllcn -- ~. . .. • GSA BUDGET __ , BREAKI;)OWN: ~ • 1.980~81 Budget $110., 580 ·- ' (Approx. 5,500 graduate student., $9 eacb, each - t e r , $3.00 per summer seNion) '.,...-....~.....__ _ _ A VOTE TO CONTINUE THE MANDATORY-·------:.....;,;:~STUDENT FEE-IS A VOTE TO CONTINUE THESE SERVICES FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS. VOTEY.E....S. ON THE GRADUAT~ STUDENT MANDUO'RY STUDENT FEE REfERENDUM A VOTE FOR THE FEE IS A VOTE TO INCREASE THESE SERVICES FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS WWt,..lrl: Ma 5; ...,..,._,,., nlf; ~ ( �l. ==~========~====~~============================= i 1 J. ! ~ YOU'RE OU'nA l'KERE: UB.. ~\c:~ Mll!le Sdme makn lhll UQ on • Canlafus Col. . I'Unn« during • ~tc* wffh the Gd«a. Tht lkdh...,. the 10 .......... ......... o.t c.nlalus ln ·tbe opiMf M., end......,....,~ $-1. Bulls tarnish Golden Griffins ~ Whik the music and. spirits 'A'Cfe Oowin& rree:ly' ·a t Squlr< Foutain Friday, the UB baseball Bulls were pll.yina thdr third 2tld fowth pmes under luterim eoach Mike Dixon at !'<die Field. ..,.The Bulls, playina to the tunes of annual Sprinafest, s-Pt • dtniblebeoder from visitina c:mss-town rivals Canisius Colles< 3~ in the opener, fOllowed by. 3-1 oiiah< cap de<bion. -· , . 8ebind the t.hree-bit pitchina or IOphomor<: Tony ~••-held the.Ookku Clrirruu II)OI'd<ss as the tan<:astu bliJ'Ia' imprOYed his rcconl to 2·2. Nicom<ti allowed only five Canbius playa-s 10 moch first as be wall<ed to two bauen in addition to allowina lhree hiu, N'oeo-i abo fanned two Canisius baiters, Providq the firepower for tbe Bulls was Mark Roehner who 2-3 at the plate includina an RBI split double-lJeader we;,, t!nd bteak··winles$ streak. . six hits and four walks. • Culsiuslhreatened the Royals in the second, load ina the bases with one out, but Roia>hafllteptlhern from sc:orins bycausins the next bauuto ny out. The followina bluer lhao faeed Rbsenhafl arounded out, gettlna o.he Royals out of a jam. , • UB's only run in the pme was scored by Robin Dulmage who has been llkoill8 a fllli1Utic season with the Royall. Oulma~ moched first with a siotcJe and then stole'"""""· Advancins to ttUrd on a pass ball, Dulmaae s<om1 when the Canisius c:atchu threw to, second oryina to stop anoth<r from steatina. ~ • • u TBJS WEEK'S SPECIALS : r·------------------····-· A T DUBEL'S 1 1 I .:., -/ . P-1'11dp .. Pire Sloow. "'*>. ~..rr&Jo'o- W~ ooly f,lOaacl-'blepdoed' I J" I.To_..._,,..._.__ I -._.,~·,...a..a.~ 29~...._ 7o301t tlo00--....aq- I 7.001t7o30-. ·- II · __,__ I : '·.;. I' ~.....£"1 ·, V / w-, Abo. Wot'J oc:bySbon Cont-. I .,.......,. EoVoY 1loomllDI & .w.ee <11 me - ..,,_.,_. u. I W - I f - Yodt. 0....,. 8aUtb llo V>ld Bill& f - Uotic .1 Wllcl.BW'w . .. 74t- k.~ a;- I J FR£E .A4mWiDit with tltis ad. . I I 1 I I. I I ~~ I I ,, 1:: : .. DUBBLS l*yA~ 1: 1 :~~ - . -~ J..Ooer. J...cl!a NiiJbL Wet -I r~ ea...._ f7S.OO fine J"!D· I llodi.. driJ>Ii: rorf-50- .u"'-!1"" I .s.. ............ W...W.C&O...,.a.ith & I; • I• I ~ T~lt·Tio-...,.M'DC!W~ : I 1 I I I l I Ill a -rldder - , • ' RorU' COKb JosieCardullo was pleased with theteam'sperfonnanC<!in the ...,..d pme sa)'ina they did an "exeelleno job defensh-dy." The Royals also did "better offensively," OO"'menoed coach Cardullo, as ~he Royals smacked'a,llt hits in the second game. ·1 ... Offensivdy, the Bulb were lead by Oallaaber. -..bo wenoowo for three at the plate, missina 1 perfect day by shon d~ . . . Canisius aouaht• """ drive on the warning lt'lld<. Only a ..lt><ky arab" kq>t the junior £rom a perftct ouaing ... . ,.,.., ..4- ATTENTION STU·DENTS THE OFFIC~ OP. ST:UDENT ACCOUNTS REMI NDS YOU THAT: .. . ' In the second pone UB turned things around, shutt.ina out Qlnisius 1~­ AI>cba Rosa:!hafl•pitebed I SIJ'OOg 81!ne against Canisius, allOwing Only Royal season. i The UB Ror.ats soflball 1ea111 sptit 1\ double-headu 1bul$day aphuo Olnislus CoUqt at Aclleson Fidd. Lositla the lint same or the twin-bill, 3~. the ROraJs boudced bad:'wtolta sotid team errootoo win the niJho.:C.p, 1~. broaJdill their row pme willless streak. ' • Joyce Stronka pitebed a one-l!itter in, the first game, buo the nine walks she allowed, in addition to~ UB mort, allowed the Lady Griffins to SCIOr< three ouns In tbe pme. While,UB statt<l'ed several hiu in the lim pme, the Canbius defense held the Royals scoreleu, ohus winning the pme. .-OIIble. Rudy Pettiford also eontributed OD RBI in U9:S $C'Vm hit auack . • Tile' teams were lied until the founb innlna of the second matdl 1· 1, ulllil Grq Nillerled offwiob • alk. Pettiford then r - wilh uripluo A6t dlo ahead.-First }olu(o.u.per .oilolled Po:tiifonl oddinaan insuranc:e run for UB, fortbe-linall-1 """"'· For the Bulls, Paul :Webb eontroled the lldioct from tht mound, goins the dist~nct with four scri1ceouts. The Williamsvilk sophomore ;ave ap ....,. hits aloQc with th..., walks in pootiac his r..... ckDsioa or the ' : r' I --------------·-llll.flll•-"'"''"'.....a.. Starting with the Fal/1981 Semester a new student billing.,system will be implemented. You will receiue· your Fall Semester invoice in late September. Pa_vknt .of Tuition, Fees and other . University charges will be due by a specified daf:e in mid October. . Fail~re to pay the _amount due by the due date- will result in a $20 late payment fee. . If,you plan to-.use your Guamnteed Student Loan to pay for your charges, ~ur application must reach the Financial Aid Office no later than June 1, 1981. If you p·la;. (to use your BEOG ~~d, you must be sure your SER reaches the Financial Aid Office by July 1, 1981. Applications received after these dates. will not qua/iN . you. for a waiver of the $20 penalty charge., Invoices wil( be sent to the permanent address you hQue listed with the Ad"!issions Office. It is your responsibility to, update that address. The $20 late payment fee will not be waiued because the invoice is , sent to an old address . - - . - - - ~ - ·- - . �I"just IIJ more·point I rabified &am< . ...lost Xavin match, or ror "charaina tfi< aoouod?" Ccnaillly lcnimty In tbcs< . . is DOC tb< lniWcr. but l<t'r ... a shin r(om lh< _.... in tb< JP01U ~-a punWun<nt that fits the Colleaoe and lh< uso or an ioeliaibk crimt. r<tMmbor lhey«<scd lht Ctnadi<ns in last y..r·s.quarterc), u !bey uy once apln to makt'-h 10 lilt finals. The Flames, coaehtd by Montreal CUI,ofT AI MacNdl.""' not pushoven. Wilh !be of playorslil<c Plett, Ruadl, V.11, and Wils<lft-aad the scoriloa pach in Swod< Kent NUsson, Calpry equid pummd the ondtni>od Sian illto submission. Th<1 cfJd it 10 !be Fl,.......,., tb<y'rt anytbina bu& undenitled. :: Rmla<rS n. ls/4ttdvs: Wbm lhr lslandtn art at the top .of . ..-. no t..., Ia die l.4pe ~ bal lhtm. Fonu~ for !be resa or lh< NHL, !be Isles ha~ betn known to have problems now and With all the early-round upsets In thdr year's Stanley Clip ~rr.. theNado.aaJ Hoc toy LeaiiOe(NJiL) hlil prov\ded tllli W\th $<11M int<rtltinsscml·linal round mar<h· Toronto wu a tout joke. O reuky aad Cocnpaay art a-ooupk or yeaca rtont btiloa .,..._,boll lho <rOU •Iowa ~I'"JtfS -dtspllt playina with what bas bocornt ill.• . hallmark or Raoa•rs ups: hod:ey-inconsisttney-have the i.tioo can come down 10 hvd on iodlviduala "ton\'lcttd" oflhcst ofTcn.a, y<t it ponniu and <OCO!IrliCS violent ·usauiU uDder !be a...,;.uortbdr bdns"pon or · While opinions Cl<p(<SlCd on lh< UB baJd>aD situation rnay bo oeadanic, sin<x lh< facuby Senate Adtldk Committee's findinas wi1l ultimatdyl>e tht primary innu.oo Pr<:sid<nt Robert L. Ktu«'s ilecisioa conamiog lh< fat• Bill Moakarsh at U B-Iber• i• a possibility o r a dbeouraaina par.doxical dtvdopmeot ~ Mootarslt t>o rom~. Trut, Monkanb has a<apttd respoll5itn1ity for 1000 ..., of !be..-." Wbm wu tb< last tirn< that a pla)'<f, .,. a .-11 (u, in many cua, they owume jUA as acti~ a role as do their .,..,.,.) was "fired or a team rrx participation in .a boneh-<brina bta,.l, a shovfAa fcD<n .. coachin& miseon duct ••-the play<r (fo rmes Bull D<nni• Howard) in an ahibition pme apii\SI Sl. • Peter\uflh Junior Coltae. But sudt orr..,... s mall in comparison to lhe atr!>dtia that par sports toda1. Spon, profasional as w<ll .. ama1uu is a funny business. h · shuns such actioiU as tho speaking· out a,gainst owners. gambling. aod incidents s uch 'as those. alleaedly perpetrate!~ by Monkarsh. NOj that I condone any of these acrions-J mOll cc:nainly do not. l jUS~ find it difficult 10 believe that an tb<n. .e... TICket Office sells out; The ~m wins again Tht $i>«fru.prco-od <on ball tum ran Its rcoord to an amuona 6-t with a vieiOf1 o,.. .$quU. Tick.. Orncc ll.ll• Thursday at US's Petlle Field. Tlrt S{Nctmm jumped to a 6.() lad, but it quickly diminished M tho T~<:k<t Of!k¥ llOt'l\l>ir1Cd a .><:ria of..inaks and Tht Sp«rrum <non 10 tic the scort. TO<~ Offl<t shorutop Oarrl O ilman kopl tho score close with oulslalldfnl-'lieldlnt, but Thi! Sp«rn11n added three run• in thtlr last two at batstopttvail. Leadina 'TMSp«truon sanact was Dan Bowman .tlt< third bas< half or tbe: fatnOUS Botdcr zone. Bowman wtnt t-.o (or three a1 the plait wiah IY..-o tripla and three RBl's. "With Otbl>lc: ( Th• S{Nctfllm 's F<atur< 6ditor) WOidtiQI. I jwt had to hit a couple or mean boars for her," aid Bowman, who also macJe.....-ral outtlaaditiJ bot corMt fttldina plays. Pit<lttr Man.ba IC&utt~k hurled another lint pme. and h<lped her cause RBI's. "If ,.< •er<lhe Mcu, Manha and Dan "ouldbt on Kion's K..,_,.. Wei fii"Sl baseman Tom Coeola, "ho w<niiWO ror three at the plate and ..-orcd tW\ct. 1M ~tnrm illoculop Dan Hold«, the other half of th< Boldtt Zon<. had a pq>< ..,..;nni111 triple and <atcb<c Sieve Oandall ..uaatd a d~p. am • • CDfgljO' ·~ M iiiiH'IQ/D: Tbt Stars poltntial 10 "'OfTY lhe lslandm. h••· 10 bo ravo<ltei ih ihis one, but lnspirtd scorina leadership by Don ttk series pits slu aaainll speed. ·, Maloney. th< Swcd<J, and Eddie Minnesota Central Manq<r Oleo 1 Johru1one, ooup4<d · .wnp· Barry S~o'!'or's "youth ~ov...emeftt " · B,cc,k'l'.~ mugcle. 11nd - ~ot .. <drrinua 10 • 011~-'S~tllt 1ht NHL's I soalkttpina rrom SleY< Bal<er ~nnlal powerhouses (if you'll oookl spoil our alons $0J"ies. 9~ with,..., Mat11l<-oqut 11om< tun. CrucWI mod< a lint 1a1 at the plato, and othn d<fmd•·• ,.,., ..... tumcd in byS<OOOd baseman Joe Simon and 1'0\'<r Oa-. ComSJoct. But th< ..,..., . . - &W<S<>C~X play was <X«~~ led by riJhtfocjder J<rfrey "Rrui<" Thurston. •ho braved lh< dctp oorrldd mud and $lo$h 10 oome up with a r.,.. ~~etobatic card!. "Shh, I'm aii'W<I:'' said Thurston immediately ann tb< play. WED. MAY 6t TO TilE l£FT, GUYS: Ul 1tut1oJ CM> ..,_. 1o tho .,.,... 44-ln 1M •a•- lholoul col.... '""""... "' ~··-,, ...,..., --......., • , .. ...,...,.uac.,.... .... ......., _ lullolo SUto Col..... u • ...,... ...., .......... Ul 1oo1 ..,. "' gooc1 ........,._ _....,. F . -. - " ' ....~•·-·- "-•-lholfYIOtlhiUI ..........,,.... &. . II ..................~. - 'Tiny. LtveStoc~ :_::~~~=-~:~_:: 'I FRt MAY 8th . MIT' T E . N .f STIFF -· f 'SAT MAY 9th ·· - : ""' ODYSSEY 1 359 o.,..., __ ._..._1 832-0009............. ~mervilleAve., Tonawanda, N.Y. cs.t...... at~Pt-•£iam1 ROCK STAR T- SHIR"fS . . . · SMOKING & SNUFF ACCESSORIES - lJNE"iuE~- Mixed Drinks Draft Z FCNI 'n4E P"lel. 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WDMSC M!WoMl. _.Ml ...,_.. ....,._VTQl:t WAWTQ V\411'l. 414\MIM.-QIII ................-a. ~· -w.a.._ ....--.c.tl . . . . fi'OU• ROOM ~lnM-.Mt .....,.., . . . . .. ....... ~1. NMoAUi IUIL6n'f.._R ....._. . . . . . . l"' . . . . . . .. , c..ll ..... ....... 1'WO IUifATlf:Jtti 'fl~~Hf'.D. flfli ...... .................................. --· - - - - - - - .. ~ \l.rt ~ , ... ..............................-. 41 Perry St. llattalo 14ZOJ ISZ-5011 �\ ·Musk LlbrllJ Alnnosty; In recognitiOn of Sergo! ""koflov's 90t11 anntversary.~ Z3. 1981, tne Music LltnrY. Baird llaU. will gr*>t a one clay omntsty on l\lOftclay May4 tw overdue fines fw all MUSIC I>OOics and scores Which are rotumed tb the Music UtnrYCimtlatlon Desk on tNt-clay. All music 1>001cs and scores must be received bY the Music Ubrary be~ tl1~ IIOUrSof9a.m. • • and 9 p.m. ln.., 06\c.r llln • drinking prolliem? 00 you drink too mU<Il and not SHm to control it? Do you have ·• or relation who drlnl<s ucesstvely and with wbam yoo.illave dif· ficv1tY cop0n_9? If you do. and wi$11 help.- totl>e mH<tng clf1tie Almhol A~~~ at 3. p.m. in Noiton. t>C, or ca11 6.3&2107 tw lllrthl!r "'''• un JnfO<IIIItlon. • l · Ligol- Gtovp Legal Se<Vicesoffers free 10911~ ¥>" lnf!>rmatiOn to all UB stu~ts. Do you l>&ve a bearing • \ quot"~. of th-e da~! I 3 · L-=----------------'· "How can President Reagan alloc:ate $1.5 ,mlllloll to Atlahta to wive mllf'djrs, when he gave EJ salvador US mHIIon to cause them?!' " - Richard Dawson Family Feud Ill- lntor Grotk Cloundl meets Wed....Say at 4 p.m. In Z3Z Squire. - ..,. gv..--l !llill---.ncl ,_,.. right o d l t l l l - - ,oppoor , _ . - ..... tD si.mnto Orpnlution of Aru meets Friday at 6 p.m In Z33 MFAC. Elllcott. Meeting fw all members. All must tbo tD attend. mlllt bo ...Ubmlttod for Old> prlnt!Jii. I I -wll 001 bo tokiO o...- tile pllono. COUtM llotint wiD not bo printed. Doodll- ,,. Mond1y. Wod-J ond Friday I t _ ,, movies, arts &lectures marl>leS. campos Crusldt for aorist Pr-nts Farni~ nme tomorTOW at 7 p.m. In the Jane KH!er llao<!>. Ell~. Topic Praising God for What tit 1\aS clOne fw us. Last .--tlng of tJw yur. ,. llvffo-ccme join llall<an Doncers and oa lgramo oance Ensemble will be doing dln<ll'S from a wl<le variety of countries In an Artpork: ~ on May 10. COrM. to onjoy the beautifUl OOSbltnes. dan<M. and music. 'llckets available tbe FM 88 Tnvla Team and at Tieketflln outlets. be<XllnO tho final pa!'lellst on Tl1vla IV airing Ma)l13. A a.ll In smw wberf listeners at !lome try and stump Ult panel. w...,...·. Mo•_. "Tho Coc~tM~porary In Gormany" glvon bY Oogmar Shull on today at :po p.m. at Women's Corne to 327 Squire Tuesdays. lll~rsdays for Fridays from Z·S p.m. and talk to Bill Kullback or call 837<1849. • StudY College. .108 ~lr (next to SuMillnf Hou50). Senior DoolgTl Ex-lblt ~ bf till communlcatlooo Oesi!lll Dept. from May 5-17 In the Betl1une Art Gallery. Open tZ-4 p.m. Reeopl1on may 8 from 7-10 p.m. You 1110J MH ,"-"' tho Amoric:on Collltloa of C1tlWis wltb Disatlilitles. Inc.. Is organizing a Wash!Agtofl Rally. May .7 at 9:30 a.m. a>rocM>Ing the .,_.,.uon of program$ O!ld rights f« disabled people. lllo Western llew York lndtpendfrlt Uvtng project Is organWng a Rally to tau pl.., 1M some clay. May 7 at 10-a.m.ln frcnt of tt>e Fed«r..l llulkllng •t 111 Huron St. !'lease join us at the flll)l. You may contact us fw more intormatlon at Tho curroot lltultloti In Poland wt1 bo Ill topic.., 1 lo<tu,. given bY Bronislaw Tl'l)'UW5ki n\ut>doy at 8 p.m. in J S lllefondorfAnnex. • w. ~ . · . Ert~i:M - will bo-tlllloummorat fou_.. Pllzo. lndivldWII performers and groups ln~rested 'In performing. p - oontact Ult DSA Program offloe. 110 Norton. 636-2810. ' WIIUI b - -ptlng a p p - f« dllcjocktyo. MWI ftllC<t..., and IIIIW!tUing II Interested pleaSe, apply olio campus moll to WRUB. 111 nlbert. AC. Attn. Bill. AppliCatons w~l be accepted until ~-5~ _.ts. w -·· ..,.... • 11mt coordinator. One part' tlmo staff il!ld Z >tudent assistants, can 831 ·3406 ror ~ Information. lllrtll-· on SfXua1 harassment , __ "Oon.......:O In t10o ArtJ" Esther Ho<rlott. Ji.tevlews legendaty tap dancer Hone Olle$ on lntemotlonal cable. channel 10 Wednesd;ly at ~:30 p.m. - Tho WrMiof Pllcll win do5o for tho sernest« on F'rlclay. ' May 8'.1f you"- torm popen. tomj)OOtiUOOs. reports or a"Y(lling tlletllll of _ _.,. t111t you .,.--··-- rnm " All lntnldP<tloa t D - - IIIII-.. Typk81 " Spring O f f -" -~eel bY CARASA F'rlclay. May 15 at 8:30p.m. at t1>e Unlta'lan Churttl, Elm- -due-. , ..._ H _.. ~-""" ~"gi'(Onb)l"*'·f'.E. -· F~ ~ kQ._IJI, In 138 Crooby. MSC. • Tho Iori Solllllty dlnlc for "'• S<!mester il'll t1e on Wedntsday. The last supply dlnlc Witt be May 12. ~ ea~~. fw oppointl1)ent. andW. Fmy. ~ :~~".k"':'~~.!.~ eouog. b a«aptlng ...iUmos for tho follOWing positions for tht 81-32 OCIIOOI ~ One full. Studios £4-- · .. Bvlfalo Eut·Wat c.eqr mHts the second and last Wednesday of .Very mont!) at 29 Vennon Place. apt. 1 (I block ...,tb of .Main 1111c1.. Amherst). to discuss mactOblodces. whol~ a>nc:ePtS.-.tt.-For furtllor \flf\ltl'natiOn call ~or 834-7215 or $tOp In at the Grain Min: s w. Norttu;up (832-6400). Hlolory- ltll plallc May 8 from I p.m.·? at the Ell~ TenniS COUrts. Free food. ~r and InviSible Tmta Tuesdoy.'lb~.ondf'rlday:unti17p.m.Wednesdlyln from 1-5 p.m In tn 340 Squln, Also ope~ MoncSays MFAC. Ellicott. 831-2273. • Alplll Lombob Delta m~~ Wedr\Hday In 33Z5quire. lll1s . Is our lost meeting ltli$ semester. Fall ICtlvitles will be d~. • -. - - II 1 Ualvonlty ..mco fill Tiio Spectrum. N- " . - .,.. ,.. rroo of dllfvo, llle Spectrum - In SWJIIRJ coon:s or tile Presl~nt's ccmnil:solon7 GLS """ law stUdentS to act as <lef~rs fa< ~ts. For morelntwmatlon.stop In at GLS.Open 11-5p.m. Monclay. - ·HOUrs: -help llrlti1. ~ SUJI) bY ltliS IZ-4 p.m. In 336 Baldy: H p.m. MW1b In 336 e.tdy.and &9 p.m. T~ In 341 Sql*t; ~~~--~~-~ at 2·5 p.m. and ltlen Monclay·lllundly from ll.Zi>.nl.ln 219 Squire. ~~~~"::=.:~~ worlcsl1opat tlllir r-.o.M - - - - ~llrlnt tNir own writlnos- join us FrtGoy • '1:30 p.m. at W5C. 108~. _,..,,... .,, " Diir., - -York~ H i g l l l r - Sorvtc.C«pontloftor Guhnteod StuOent I - . llllllioltlont is May 15. Submit ttll$dato to tbe Flnonelll Aid O!'fiGe. 61lutler - · otJ , ... ... .. . . . -.• at 8>40p.m:' . In 170 MFAC. Ellicott. rorms-. An... B. - _ .._ ............... ~a,;,._ bolng_.... fiY!H£SCI lit~ I - . opplicationl for trtl...-mlc)IW' 1!181-32-bytbe , _ _ Aid Ol'l'lat. Drop off • ________,_____lnotruclon... ..,_ Ill tbo llnMnlll' Leoming • ~--8aldy.ls--twtbe..,nng-. Our- tvtln. .. ollpfnfncod aollogf ~ _to , ""P _you _ .... _ to_ organize - ·limo. . .~ - -·your your r:-..~~=.~~-;:-zr: ...,. Wtrom t2-4pm. -'111,., I0-4p.m a.~t ~5top man. Flnonclll Ald. tlllutlet Antle!: B. F1te '*'J. " ' " . . . . . , - ...... - a a1 In ...., sign up for our 1 ond 2. C11St Is S34.00 - ~ flot'tiiiV Trip.~ pe(~. 0pon or moll - - . . tw . JaiiA II lion. Anyone Int..- in dfYing 1o - · Diva wll4 begin In Sept. contact Matlt it 831-4519 for men irlforrN\Ion on momberslllp. - . . . . _ _ _ YI. ....... ~.t4:30p.f!1 .. Mllt to tile TftWI!s courtJ. AC. '*"'· .....,a.ltorgonjllltlonalmeftlng ~at 8 p.m. in 327 EDicoU. El«tion of omcors..,., cwpui.ItlOMI format to bo ~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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The .,vcrnmtnl"s 'tey wilneu. ·a Uniwnity chemist, lnfCII'med the polkeohbc illepladivity and then - • as tbc ..,_..._., Ualsoo duriq tbc invatiplioD. Allhouah the ctcfudant Debofah ~did ~t dispute tbt cllar- tbc juiy COOiduded that ..h waJ improper for our IOVentmcnl lO a.fkc people IO eommit a crime.... .. 8«0fdJna to ., Li"in&JIOn'' auomey Waller ~ Bowman . ..ll Wu ddinht-ly mt,.pmmt,"Uvinpton told TM s,-:Jitlffl. In April of 1980, theft a dlocualotl CM< tbc -fiCIUR Of "speed" bet......, Li.mas«>n and Mart Rricbk, who is in eha'l< of takllla lnvrntcxy and dispenllns conrro11cd substances in 1hr 8iochemb try Depa rtmtnl stockroom. Bowman uplalned. At tbc lilnt, Rc:itble said he coallllrwith u-...oo·s ffiiUCSI to obtain the COIMrolled •ould- (P2PJ-hlclo llle needed io ord<T 10 prod...........minto. Sewn! ~ folio...., on the i~11ty of nncliaa the IQS<ecliadr, but no additional r<qoesl l1laM b)' Livinpton, Bowtm~n said . Reichle, who had been friendJ with Livinpton fO< about r-.o to tbree years, lhen apparently Informed Publk Safety lnv..Uptor Ocnkl Dati that he had bteto aiiPfOI'dled 10 <OnSplre in an.illep1 ICIMty. Publi< Safety lhen -•acted t)lc local Drua Enforc:ment Acfmnumatoon IDEAl. ,.·hich b cvstornat) ,.hen drup an bcin& manuraetu rcd on c-ampus. a=rdinc 10 Public Safety Dirtt1or Lr< Gliflin. The OEA enlined the aub t , ncr of Relthlt in iu io•estipUon or LM.... oa. co...._ ....... The DEA infonned Reichle to comply ,.;,h Livinl$lon'• requ.., if sbc diocuued the •ubject opin. Afin- rttumin8 from this pas1 Summer vaeadon. Llvi11pron again broached the topk with Reichle. This time Reichl< said that he had found two bol11d or P2P in a - · l a b , alona with-=· Olhef wbsWlca, and that he could p.-. t.htm to U\i.ngsaon si~ they cbd noc ha\~ 10 bt- in\mtortt'd. Rnrhlf>. .. ho •-oukl not commtnt on thr cau·. :abo off~rt'CI to "upply inuructional htll' in chr manuraC'Iurins or-..mphctiiTllnn. Two bolli<> of the controlled subs'tantt were x tuafly •upplitd co ReichIt by the DEA, which obtained" lh< chemical> In a 1974 dr~ nrid, Bo ..-man said. The DEA also aiJPrO'ed ol Rc:itbk' as!lslii\J I i\i"''Uon fn 1ht manufa..:1urin& proccs.~ and en 'UrPtyinc 1he addiriorlat .;hcmk-ab. On Scpccmbtr IZ. U'tnpaon aUnnptt'd 10 m:a.nufanutt ttptnf. bu1 failed. lhe ne" da). Rcidlk'. at the ur&ina of tht' DEA. di..cu\\C"d 1hc produclion problem \\ith Livin@ston and .,uppticd hC7 "ilh mort chemical\. In :addulon~ tJo,.man ~id. Onck"fOO\tf \Uf\idla"'-~ Ol"-'"nl'\ \\hQ 'H·rc· drt"rd a' 4tf'cpbonc r~irmm ... , locl ed OUI of her~ ha._,.,t labotatcxy and toniKted Rn<hk' •o open rlt< door ror h<f • Undcr..-o'tT ~nn in a bb adJ.III«nl ro I i"in~o-uon•, tab and .;a ~ilcy A\mut courtyard. ·'''"' ob-\.cr,·cd hrr durin& lht ,n\c.... llfQiion. I i\ins,ron 'lid. ""'<"' t:nln~p On ~:('ll~nlx., 14. DEA qrnts rntcrN the lab ~ith a ..at\"b _..,.... ,..._ .,.l__ nou,aJ th.at t...J\inpton 1 May 1981 .. Vol. 31, No. 88 SUNY at Buffalo ..,.......,,_. bJSirfe~ ClltU!f<x _ _ _. _ _ _..,___ ~ R ~ic· ~"'~ ,...~~,._,-;,.. ..,...,. k.,. Tbm ;,·, llurc ,,..,...,,ho""laily tfour oa .. m..-1 until mldnllht. Wbflt oac or tbc -'• airl' m'9' b< ea.II)I,;=.:~~ .. •~ not allo,.-u! to mallr atty ,..,)'>ial (001a.1 • ith rhc ~ ..tUch i..hett'fM r·u"" .., l'atrom ....,.n,..." lkn1oesQue vs. .. Tile them< ;. old, INt •o beltle lo j"" bqp.naq. Round one to GoM l1rao Charfies. a burbqur , _ . , located hi the Great Ad"'"'""" adult entertainment complex at JU? Niqari Falls Boukvard In Ihe TO"ll or Wl>eatll~ld. Tfit defeated ~hallcnacr: a aroup o r ronc<Tned poren•• who had hoped to drny Oreal Adventures a cutltiealc of ottupanL")', \llht:n tbt H•U·nudt .. ~• rc\ iew openC'd on 1\pnl 2. loeai residenu pushed f01 lhe of • 100fn1 llWU' their GtiOd Time Charlies wins first.coutt f~gllt ..,...&< ordinancr ammdrnent, ptohibiunc actuh rotC'ftainfM'nl rrom operaliaa "ithin 800 rm or rtsidential areas. The .... orclinanc<: "~ adopted 011 at.lblihsm~us .. ,;ppm,~u Latin t:b:itn\ lha.l diD f'C)6cy -~ irNh .-IC'd vfkx" hor has no &oc.f '-'Ortlrt'fifion--aad hopn t o evoicf anylhif¥ W'tDc;oh m:a~ 11n~ ··~·· ehc' dancers. Latin ra.~n(l\"'\ th:u burk.~ut daf'M."tt). h_:a, c a ~r:nion for Pf""tilutlon. and '0"'' to fire any J,irl .:au.sht "hoo1;in.{' •n hi~ t.-..mbli...tlnwnl. l"lo<wt\.'\l"f', hr t'OntendJ ahal he h::a' no right to ql.K'4ilion aht JPrh' :X:11\ilit'\ om·r lhf"\ 1<.tl\f" lilt' Gmtl Ad\cnturo rrrmi_..cs. • •• t don•t L~ 1f ahe-\ one boola-'-. and I don't lr.no.. ,r they arm·,;· 1 ahn ..a.d. "bu1 J do rtqUirt' ch:111 ·~ :an lilr bcftr'lo •h•~ the:\ 'u: "ndtr m! t-m,,o)1ftC'PI.·• Aprll6. • •• 8ut State Sapr~ Coon Ju>lltt Rudolph W A J rnl '\C'ti'SitiOft John10n ruled Wcdnc.'ioda)' that chc nc\\ ordinan« h At..-cordin¥- lo-t -.Jiu, the ,·hrntd at Great t\ d~cmuro not at?,Piirable to Great Ad\'C:nturU, \inc.~ lhr Dituu '"' ''a ctOS\·~tio n of the Ank.'i'k.'3n man," indudin& Corporation-o ....rr. or the building-hid rarllrr fa\"'ory ~·ori..cn. dU\•IOf~ umJ bu,inC'\'"""'· Onb abOLU bten &ranted a P<rmil 10 , penc~ D<11rly S20,000 tu f1\t pcrC"rot or the f'li:tlrun,art \\Ofntn. mony""bo con\C rf'I"'Yalt 1M structure. Dlhar •as thw. entitltd 10 with their h~band~ 0t1 SaturdA)' ni.chl • .,.hen -a11 "ve>ted propcny rill>••·" !hereby pinin& ntnlptoon l"!!l''rtl'd ladies •~ :~dmietcd (ret.. I obbm.. l atin l.'OtH.rnck. do OOt frC'QU('RI "-UU..il ~3.bti..brntonu. from the MW onllnann:. --Grat Achml u~ ;appeal\ co p:oopk- • ho an tda_t., Both Judse Johnson and Cmn Ad•-cntures MonoJ('r Tom Latin pointed 001 1h1.1 1~ ordini.J'K'C -.-u •fthout ..-orr')''inc abou1 that' im~:· I aria told T1w opedrocally aimed at 1he D1hor CorporatiOQ. "h"'h 5pft1nmt. plan• 10 upand th~ ot)Cratlon to ocher Wcstc:rn Nev. Cu.scomt'f'5. brfOtt t-ntMnatht-o.tabli\hn'lot1U. rc:ld a ~ ta.n whic-h requires ··a~ral'1tl.-.: th&l v~1 na c.uc.i'l adult York locatioru. Olm is for a JCkntlrK'. educational. ,JO\f'rnn~nta1. or other -'mila r 1"''11000 only." · SMe•)'mo~ • AI the <Urrent Nia,.,. Falb lloukvard location. the Local residents hod oh.t"'~ed to the film•· ront<rll . o ....t Atfmuures comple• hou.n a_n adult rnqa1ine daimirtJ. I hal it is~ and •'OUid ~pr I he mlnch jl"d hook >tOr<, an X-1111ed ..,.,.;. "potp 4>t>w," and or their chiklrm. I ec;n, ho•"'C."VC'f. ron1mcb thai lhC' an " All-Star R...;.w: Si< Beautirul G irts." ' nodityis Pfc.smttd on f) (Of iu ••wuay.•• and rtbiC'\ to The prls perform in a iliml)-lit. IOOsat •uditorium. nothin& imtnoRI. and an odmiiAon p<iee of P is charsed pcr ~'<'""'· Wtrikdandn&to pop<~la r tuna, patro<Uclap, wink, or LoMloaa•riltll< dlrtct mouth l<Jtures at the PJI>Ic$s &irk. · Latin admiltt'd dunna c:oun ptOC.'('!f'dinathlt M had 11 Tht' pat-rons don't really bothc.r me -at an:· 11 pko~ed auilty 10 a n~I\Cie•ne•nor charse in coonectioo danm- named \lietl told Tht S{N<1mm. "To do "hat whh 1 19191)01iee rai~ on an aduk cnlertalnmcnt wt're dolli&. )'011 Rlll)o ha~·lo lovc your _.k, and establishment ..-!Ueh t..alin had operated in Rochestrr. lo•-c d..W.. with all clif,.....t ~tP<S of people." Ya the suilty plea to u oboce-nirr ehar&e. he The tlifb ..mea or< obcalned tlu<)UJb hundted> of testified. • In Jiaht oft he,.._,.,.. eourt ruJin&. Laton PfediCt> thal natloul booL-ina ....,.:ies. A burltsque theater ""ner ...11 ofTcr a prl a salary for • ..-..k. "hieh i> the incideni.S of ham>lll<ftl-"hich ha•-. plafued proportionate to theit ta.l tnt and roknown. Salary QQI Adwntura sift~!."( iu ln«ption-•i•l conttnw. varies rrom apc>ro•imatelr SHO per fttk ror roo~&e-•o .The establishment r«<ntly ..OO.ed a kltn from OM irate rdidtnl i lllit'll: "'May our pni)'Cf'l. M:tp your S2000 PF day ror wodd tamo<Js danccrt. "The airls don't~ to biift m...,._they mu!>l b< ablt warped minds. The bleuod 111Qlh<f has a snal e at her to P<rform." Latin e• plained. "B.sinHs is bwCness. •• feet , 111Qnin& the devn. "T'hiunake rominds u> of you." Latin .,.....that the monlites >bould .rop oppoojaa adult a<ts-arod direct their tffortno,.artb c-lnnin& up du1dren's ""' · "Let's fnl set dope out of If>< ............ Khoob." bt said. " s..y tuned fot roand t..o . '"'"'.not �r . : GSA h<?ldi~g referenCIUm on I 0.11...,. a..,.. - ~ p.tD. Aho. NonOOJ Coi<Wiil, llldp 1M c.raate. 111e ""-lolo omce 11 ltoowdl Sc..... hrt Md lilt j ..,....,._ Club Ia lllc ElllcacJ Com!*:oll't.,..r.....,IOa.-. ooSp.m.t...tile ~ l'ftiod.· •Nldo from tile frt rd~. -<lSA f • lf8d-• ..,.0<)•..,.., r..._ ua ! ~ewer-_.. .• ~ St.del "-<iidool (CIS.tl) ........,.,. f« domloatcd GSA's ._chly ~ - - . ,......., 1Ji1b1 ia Squln: Hall. • oloacd a --~or otr...,_. s Yilt ,.,.......,__ co be hrtd MIJ 4-1, will .....,.. IOpin. llk'ludina lilt ~or 1r 11><r ...., co k.., ....,...., K~~o~Jonllipo..., piolle<d 111o1r and ,, so. •lletllcr llltf o.y c- Ctn~tr. L 10 .... if~- 59 10 St2. AI ...... 10 up.h major ~tr ~ """ lilt ~of lilt~ mwt >(lltiO >1dldalt 1 1 - c d ~dtntiot· ~. Buy tilt bolloliQa. •ltll.a s.impk mojori<y or 51 Ctuniak ..-a> tht sole cudlclott lor , . . _ . . . - ror .,..__ Aclminlslrati•-e V10r ~- .. was tho ..,..Jiisclopcd 10 u.,.nma~~,, Aslclr rrom ,.....,.. - , _,w......,. and r~ •ludtrtl clubt. ollt GSA ........ funcb pan" ....,. 001 ~ oht Gr.ICOIOIICI.Thto<Jiliiii>.Wpplicdlo 6Cho 9DII*I_....,.......,h....,_tr,allo.,un ~Ito - . - o e , . , fln,.hina hh or lllr doe8l. no. * ~ed Prcsida>l ro. Sloldcnl Affair>. P<Ctr Hlr>th.....,~IC>IIncr £'!1topal Affoits Vi« P.rN<I<tll-and Gory C'Utltr, who •ill btcomt <;SA Tr~rer. Cloris All<'" IO<l to Doant OoJrnrrok ill lht rott for l:.ntrn.al Arrai" Vi« Prftldtnl. A~e lrom his duties u OSA Pr<Oidcrn. I ... ......,,!y -~~·--rem•• Siudtnl$ rt(,ri>ina fundina >io Woodburn or TrovdUna Fcllo....,lps ..m noo 1htir E'"""'''< money. The probl~, Bcnn<tl UJ)Iointd, "'"' due to oqr off"Ida I In 1hc ~ate <apltal who could not ovtrridc a computer'; tucbatk or th< lundifll. Bcnneu (l(Omiscd 10 lnvesliple tht 51.,., NOMM<') 1 ocat ioft• or b • llol i np arc ttS/\ OS). PrNd<nl Ho-ard Bcnnou, in hi• hndquonrn tn 10) Talb<n and lht Sclulrc Ol'f.'Oin& rql011, noted . lhat bcc•usc of I Hall Cent« I ou-aell Ol'f.'U 10 a .no. oo 8 burealk'rllic m}x..up io p at>d }OW) alltr be;, Buffalo '""" G«qia. !i/oftWIInn"'" l.thlw ·, '' " f-"rt..- Count) \\'c-d"t&Ja\ Jr.aUd jUf) tntfictc" ff'lrmer Barfalnntan J o\Cf'h <•. O,,..llf'h<J, ~.. ilo llltJ'I~ t\1 1111<c No.-L narn 1a>o ''''"'"""'~. )a, ...n..-.... l>rlli!IP·" """,Jot,.., l•o• n f'O.I'•\arl) C'ltrnt"ol"'n. c.\:"" lh< dror'h tlfC' 04'._ ~,nt rt\IKk lo t'-ir.diec Cllrio.tO(\lkT 1'"' Buffalo to wand 1nal. The .......,. mno,h-clcl .22 .-oloh.• ( -.0 \lro\('. "''"""'\.'d . ., fN tl\llJ(\1 l>o,.ltl\roull• "htn Cllrl•ll'I'IM. lllldtf,ft'lina 'fl"atn\Cnt al a I ''II Bmain1 ......... bNL"n:t '" l\1 qh "'""' 11tar1w flia ~lllt'd biAd. ""''~' in ik&C(a~ and """""" YorL. c·h~ . E.ft\u•"' inv~lplioft\ ''W"'N thlill C'brh1~ ~'-'14'\J th,• 'Q\'1.-d· 4.Jrt band uf I .U<allher ~"'"" rlflt, tlw I)'IIC' balll•ti."> C\(1('<t• hlfit'\00 til> uocjl In Ill<' I~11Totn ~-Abo("""" ~a\on Arm)' •rk' r11re- jacLt;~ , with hUtneo hktod. The 1..0 ~IUIY nu,......, C'oJ'faln ...-...nl ~" and I icult.•mlnt Oororlly 4.nd<noo, lt"ln,·ot ""lto<:d day. CO':\fru\~ annourt\.'Cd 1nch('\tl"''nh ;.1 ~ l"f\.'~ CIC'aft.Tntl"'f~ iO\<'>ttPI«< on tonn<Cik\ol -~h • • morclet> or hto..-L ..... •n IlK' Attn) ~"'"" .. "'".:<r the' ........ of r-"""' \ol.kl• 0\""\.-vrnod. 1> Ot'1' tlan,_ hdd "'' I ntl fkoy>nillJ'. (.,...(<A, ,.,.,. ,., ... <'ht~J<d .. ;,11 aullcl.l~r • hl.:l<1. >Oklior. A<uwclina tu tnc ('I'~~ l)l,lrin AtiOtnC'Y Fd•~rd (. iMeQ....ion ....-nr.- and Nev. Y«l C"rt) . a,..,...l't'mlton k-1\t- fmm tht .~ ... tloe.slllo<'uf ,,...___,.~...~. f Aftmtl"t"t arc ;al..q li... him .. ~ ....... or Noaaoro 1 all\ noon. WM """ U...'allb<r """""" Strlltml>tr 1'1w:-Mnala111k.'LOC'(.'Ufftd jusa d'a " •••r"'-. ~Mint or "llJRk""~"hh._-h <•t.rt'"'~htr t. au:lf,td n'fl1mhuf\l-lhat -.·lahncd Lhc liVC" a! lluiTaklnltlm. COlen O.mn, Harold (1ft'C"n and 1!0lllnuti n~a,. •fh."' a . A•;.ordlnt tn ohc Huff•l" L.fV"'im: ...,""· \Oun.""' do~ to 1hc' tn\'t'-'JeAtit'Ml or~ una"k '"' ruw~ A.. hnL bC't\\orn C1ui'H'f'hc1" al')d the ttbarrc Lnife.,ln\in,, • ,,. t"C'I Duff•lo ~.·utt d•i"-"'' h~>~t 0\.;ntK-r. Th,• .J\ rnmder' ~hoc'-C'd the l\11rfuk1 t:011Hntlnll)' uftcJ C\'t."ftiUAII)' 1<-d tu 1 "Unit) l>oy:• rally la-c 01~olltr, in "ltlch $000 Cily rNdrm• nood<d Nlapro Sq""rcln \!Mntn"n llollfal~>. ()fn,'ll!IH111..-d ftl'-' ,-ally • '''tabk 'ho" etr •nuhi· ""'ill "'lld'JTit) lhul qllell<d tit< ~1atinJ dl"'-·untrot an.ana hf.ael, '" 1hc romnounhy. Tl~< n~t ,..., cleared up H ....,.._ ... ~~w-.- GSA voced' to co.sponSO< a le<Curc 'by Jcrt Gr=rceld. OriJjnolly the ' 'arodUJit:S had op'Ccd 10 oontribu~moacy to brina, Georae McGov<rn and--eiia<ne M.C.nhy 'o campus. But when M~y cancdled because o r JChcdullna prcibl~s. Spcakm Bureau Chairperson Hit<>h Hathi s UbSII1ti1ed Qrunfield willlout GSA op(l(oval. Tuesday's vote rorrccted lhe problem. AI. the clolc:<>[ Lilt mmina, the confu•ion the 'SA SpcAkcrt Bureau was Drugs. warranl and coa{ilut<d lh< chcmlcalt. K<Ordlna 10 Bowman. Th< DEA ch tmist found a ~.22- caliber killings, l!. ednNII& - _...,, .. ...--... lnOil<f. ' sUspect indicted_for · lo} .....,,.... - .,., -EIIO'TY SEATS: ... - . . ,- q r• ballollna proc"urt.•hirh '"" M u.,.t.y ...., naii>Cd 10 tilt UB ......_..,Y clatpod "'1 rnail-ln. "a' ellanred P~1iol ScoR>h Commit<«. co .....,..., arc.. clle C.SA ,_,." ' JWot<"~ DN-ribcd b~ Sltutr u. a " join• ~rron ftOfll a rCJflMI mcrnbtr or 1hc bct,.cen GSA a nd SA CScudcnc CoMnducc-. (t~A Adn.u n)\lrali\c Via 1\\'\CK.ialion).. tht- Day Care Cen1er f~bili1)1 Pr«icctnl Me'""' I\ no <\plairled. >tudy a<~• underway in Sq.lcmbtr. -- __ __.. , uac-e-ane ~querle:f a&rrtd that 111t incidl!lll had lak<n piiiCC,"Ilowman wd. one Owaptf' U>inaston explained that me planned to ... lilt ·~ lor bcr """ PcnonoJ US< and it Wiu 001 lor &alt 10 .... public:. She had earlier purcha~d di<1 pills from a physidan fO< 1 month, htr lawyer lllld, bul cl«kked that produdt~~!he amphttamintl was leu oxpens!YC '""" puthosina them. ._ • , Uri~on. who hal no previous mminal rOcard,- also IO uselhc sprtd IO< "Uudy purposes" -to hd~ -ll<f •.,tf!lld both ..-ort and r.diOol and still scudy. In oddi!ion, Uyj"pton ..-.. to alvc ll.d<hlc half lilt q>ccd she JWOduccd In poymm1 lor supplyina . tile chtmlcals. Whtn DEA .... ts enttrtd htr lab Srpt~bt< 14 , UviQpCOOl lold tbtrn than lile had oblol .... tht wrilll!ll iiUlru<CioM in hiah school d f nd tht chemicals bcnclf to on ou • • prot~ ReiChle, not know,•na he hod mformcd lht pvtmmc_nt. The DEA tned t o •nvolve Uyjn~on In lnvmicatina olhtr ptf'$0nne1 on camJ)U:s bu1 ..s~ "I bcl~<rllollli!SiHh<flflt~ie refused. . where W< flntn't had a &ullty "h flabbcflllled me IO kftO" vcrdkl in 1hc Buffalo or<a," whon thai 11\ey kD<w so l!llirf! abou1 me In ulilna Ihe in~lpt~ ttthnjq..,., such • tlhorl time,' ' L1vlnpton pid, T .....told. "Evcrythloa ... d id was "'and bft It\ much about oth.c r lcpl." • · people." Tuell , ~lined _1o 'In addld611 "No one had 10 rommul on ant on-ao•ru ' •ht OEI' ~lision 10 be on Invest~ a~ UB. 'ICCII<din&to Griflln. but Slmlll( ~ of studcrn• • DQII(t the Unlvcroity manu~ drlllt 011 campus lllllhualk>n. have occure4. 0~ lpddent AI sloelllal, 'tile DEA olftr'Cd, as ~ • - • - half qo ~ IIIM>tGF•PhJ •howina and aa:orclin& 1raft111011fna the 1W0 10 Taal. !ltd'· ........ _.. batll<s-whkh "ft'f In 1 box 011 1 lltfaud, AIIC!dlar lludtnl was nrc-in the Farber bu<mel\l • ....,. 10 produced LSD hallway. "Tiley (llle (ll<lurcs) .,.,, • 8boo• Iii< ,._. 1110. Li>inasaon not mudo ~- 10e Mil lidded. • I)( .,.._,-or amph<Cami,., In tht wbstln<'C$1hty round, tile attorney . uplaJJ>«<. • "I araucd lhat k wu l>o>sibl<" thatch< P2P (supplied~ 1ht DEX) was con1amfna1ed >Oich a t..- or amphfl.ami,.... Booo-man saki. "No cbtrnkt <V<f Cllrk iD to cmify thai the bottles CIIIOI!lllincd l'2P ." On AprillA, Judac Jolon Ellvin dJ4 not I<'Cqll U>inastOOl'S &ullly plea on lllt,111isdcmn- <hlrll' of _.;on . Uvinaston ~ that lilt DEA olltrcd co drop its fdony charac or monufiCiurina dru11.lf slit padtd &uihy IO the lt:S>tt thlrac. Hown<r • Elf>in did not ......,. her plea bccauw lit bdi<ooed lhal LMfiiSion could defend hmtll by daionlna ,,.~ lbc ao•'<fnmcrll h.ad cotraj)pcd htr. ''TIIcre would not h~"< brtn a mme if lh< JOYCrnmcnt alw \."'ftdiJcd "'ilh hrf"l'iftJ 10 d1dn'1 supply the ('fcvmt roo:lal \iolcntcin lheC~y'• l'htrnlcals."J.,iyjnpton said. , hla.;'(" !lt'\'1t01lto. DEA Supcrvi>or Paul Tcreo.l T'ht' ind;t.,nK"'\I'--"''lUC nearly '"o mainlalned aha' lhe~ WIJ no month~ aflcr an 1111M)Unmncnt by cntrapmtnl Involved ln ~~ ~ C~arc)\'Crluu hc"'ot.lkl not ron ror inv~iption. r<"-t'l'-'•tton. Chri.;.aophcr· wa' not amQnJ ... the 2000 whiletr. bclnc. inVt!>ti,a.tcd b-y I he . l)hlricl 1\ttomry' • Orficc ._, poienlial kllt\,n, COl>IIOV< ....W ~~ the prt>> conf<r<no.'<'. Hi• ..-onwal dH<ovcry IM!oad came rrom 111< .22<allbtr in\·~tiJalion•l cin.."UiatJon of a rti'OI1 of law rnrorrcon<'lll &l!<l>l'ic-. nationwide. im:ludina J·on lknnina. al•• or llao-"" ...,, •we 'IJuo �Dorm assignments due:out; Group recommends changes 117~ ·­ houslna 1hould addidonal -..... ailabl(... .. That Boye< <1iplainel, " would Pfobelolj bt madt b)' tht commkttt dlrecoad b)' (Auistaat &«vvi~ Yott , priofky Cot $1«1. - SI.U ~m roonu ~romt d«llloft, " The lafomwion bin 111< COftiPIIIC<, Ull H.,.....,, orrdalt ........ and Jtlldmu .w11o parudclu..S &II IM r>«{<m>a loltny 10~ cklft'llliot fall IIIII room aal.....,mtl sllovld ba~ lhrir new ad4rcua by Ml)' S. For NuciHIU " ho wen dctl&t.O Pniitlmt Robtn) , . _, .. Rtn••r. ...._ w_.....uu.. ,...._.;bit The Cor tM in<filjblt Cot .,....,.,.1*1 housiQa. tM .....t "*"< laa·- dodlian 10 para~~~« ........,. tot rct~~~NJ~~ r.-. and J0C111omora and to clmJ -.Ina to new .............. DOCIIUlUCS. IIICOIOIIII (mllmm. •ho cuasant<el -..... load lO halld In ....... ..,.....,... b)' Mcy I . An lludmu who >UbaUttcd a d<poAI hl•t oatil Mat IS to r<qD<II a SIOO rd....S. nu. ............. --orndals wdl bt omablt 10 cld.rmuac tbc IIUmbtt o( r~main i ftl av• ilablr Hd1 tD UB ~otlto. lr ur. untUJuDt. ~~ li>u or Jtud<nt• who """' r<q-el houSilll Cot IM FIJI act btiaa collta..S• ....,...ina to Howlna Dif«::or M~ eo,..:. In addouon to 111< Jlllllo<>, otnion ,.,., rct111111nt ,...,•••• lludmu who ......, dlmlnatel in tht April loltny, thert .,.. . _ ror rm.~~..... who mined th< appllt ation dtad llnt. t\Onltaatrri Wbo want to monon CM\P\11 and ~hoot who " jull """" rnllrel thtrt a lottery taktna place." Whilt thex nama ha•'O been >tparatr6 by dis& IIJind~na and <lr<u..,..anccs. no d<dsion hu been made to delermlnt oht The - . . 1>utc1 mDSl or iu clecisiolll • r~icms from tM Uni....,·Widt Compos ~ Lift Sludy On>up. WMfl IM H OIUiQI Otpartm«~t n>CI"<d fcvm F"manct and M.,.,......,t to tht OWUioa or Sludtnt AITain in Juot 1980., tM Study Croup was set up by Yoc< Pruld<ftt (or SnJdc<ot AIToirs Richard Sigdliow. Tbt 'Study C roup, co m pri~ ol " udcnls and CII<Oity mftnbou ~rom dlwrK areas or tM !J11ivmity, h .. mel rta•larty since then 10 diowu tht ntels ol ue ...llftl... "Wt ln•otwt'd rht tnlirc Uni-vashy,'' Student Affairs C raduatt ~anl La Sht,.mon ••,talned, "and not j u<t proplt in 111< midcn« hall>." Thi• ynr's mi)D< at<Ompiishmm• was w• .____ ._.n.--.---...--. _...._ -·--LIN ... ... ... .__. ,--_.. . COIHOifO'IEJITOOUII_., _ _ ,__""_ ....... . . . . . , _ , - . . - ....... "' cklrrminc a priontt 161 of uudtna • bo would btnclil mOll from an-campu1 bousina. A mluion ~attmcn1 "'as cltwloped .. • .,nddlnt roo oht Study Groups' ron~ )'alt. A1 i~S Rna! m<C~mc or oht enc~<m!c )'tar last Monday. tM Scud) Group prt>tntel Pr<>idtnt Robert I . Kclltr .. ith a lise ~f 10 \UJtl~ltOn\ CO lffiJ'fO\C lhc q.mity or lift in ,,. ....c~.....,. halls. '"This is ju~l a ~''""'"I·" ~h<'•mon a.u.m.ed. ''Our mi)Mon ror nt\1 )tlf i\ 10 "tfC imp.kmml Lhne \U&8~110R) , " '"'ohlnJ tncr"a'td com ac1 bcnr..cc-n A tS~mrmbc:r b«n o-s.anittd ~I Of iM •- l o a s il • iR cltvdop induclt tM IIJIII(linuntol of a hearin& coonm•t«<OmpO<rd of r~a~Jty, .aarr and >Wdtn11 oo hnr ..... or rult \1olatloti. indud•QI u ndali<m. fM cornmllltt .. ould aho lil<t to l'OndUC1 1 "udY to dc1ermlnt- if inter· ~-=l~:.~~~:f'~~•urt 1 "cnl )·tunc proararnmma \uJ;tCWiotu -.ubmtttcd 10 .:c-ucr; rnos1 o f them ~ccri n 1 ~o:omm !ll «' 10 1'\C\' t ht midniJ;tn h.a' 'i1ud) flt..'Uh)' "nd .. cudtnlti-includin& a propn.. al rnt lh e -i n fa c ult y and ba\ot'ball gamr,- Group's~uuncion\. Tht~o.'\>mnullcc . .... ilh ~wmon a\ l.'OOfdina1or, bq.m • or L 1hb Summt'f that " 'ltl '-.-onunuc lhrOuJ,h bc.'1Y.ccn racuh )' ramillt\ an d \ &udcmi and tht 1981 ·82 modcmk )car 10 Ul\.h,·U~ 1nem~r, - pk-nit'\ "'"J (,.a,•ull) J)ft\\·ntalionl in thr roidtncr h.allo. fatr:uh) H 'l ibi1icy 10''+1\lde:OI\ , ................. Dec. Wmt , _ COUf'Oif &pirw 31, ... VALID ANYTlME Write Or call for • pertOnal intervoew ~ I Camp Poyntefte-Ray Hill Ages 7>$ · 1~ ·,w/53 West 72nd Street Lewia Vlllege \1:; New York , N .Y. 10023 =~;;::::- Ages lJ . 16 One full decade for Empire State College 1212) 78 7· 7974 IN BUFFALO- JEF~Y TASHMAN · 838· 1401 ~t ltA Jltt$fiOII H ..... ot ..,.. '""".," •.., __t"root 6&1-0100 - -r MAJOR CONFERENCE ON by Tlloo•"' R. (.'O<'Oio trt\J.'rllfl, l-or.-....,. 'il•l< llnl•""i" ,,r N"' Y<W~ t\UNY) "''~"~ li~< 1111, <h<'<< a""''* a..lf.ko;u"' 4hi.Tnall~ 1\tW ,,., JU\1 amuml 1tK- ""'"'M."r t~N\ ACID RAIN Eruplrt 'watt Coli•'&<· .,.n or tM \UNY •)"l<'lll, ""' <kHiof'<\1 1<• ..CI't"'l:t' ahcmatht \tf'tK1uh." and 1')f0111nl\ to UkYtl~ &.\."<!\\ (Of' tho~· unabk Of •n,.iftln, h~ o,imJy on tilll"tf"'J) •• There 111~ \~\"flO r mpn: '-411"' TODAY AND TOMORROW Cotlct<- louted on Nno Yoo~ 'ilatt. e !\11 """•• Tlk· llufr.lo <l)!jqp, b lota<td at SJtl • •••t.lo" 'ill<d, onol aft on: <<lcb<ato,.. ,...,, tlllh 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. MooT CouRT RooM, O'BRIAN HALL '"'acl. ann~l h f\\.....,. l _.t*J •of C'fh."tff't.l "..._'"'""""' • -""' tu~oUU\.,flf'• f nlfWh.' "'-c ..h.' ""'""' \l\.OfdtAI h\ "'"'-~lll'nt ;,nd f C'llflttft.J ChtNt'rhn Rc)lu-.h. I 't!:..u~ .. l"'\'lo4."'fttwtl~ for ··~ liP" •t't\l hid ttk •........_..-u,n.. ,. "-' I'' "' '"' fin1\h ;dw:lol''• and lew ··~· •M ''~ •tlh m,.,nut ..ti'Qik/al IVh,\f\.11 ""'-'~Ito ' ' ' ' ..nJCtUlW"" '' R~'"" D ta.1t't tel- -·· """'*' "'"ft ,.,.rc'-'•"'""'""-'"t." STUDENTS- FREE PLEASE ATTEND. ........... .. un. To .,P• lo I "'I"'• ""'~ Co1q, o ~'<"<"' II'W'i hi•< o hish "'"""' '"-•aDI •o•otL ·~""II),'' c.dvcaiiiOII or "'"'luhatrw. and a c:k'w'c the (wron: <;!ale ll'•t> P....,..... 8w4 be. fore u•rf)llcltiOn "'a..""''~· a.,~ tltU\4 pthcf 'nrunt"ltvn __...._. ...... a- THIS COHf'EilBNCE' IS S PONSOilt:D BY Til t: C ANADIAN· AMEIIICAN CENTER . OJ' TUB STAT & UNIY BIUTY 01' NY AT 8UYF'AI.O. �jeditorial ~ CoiiSplncy OD-cuiJMI8 ,.. . ,._. . _........,10 ........... _...._.., ___ ........ ..,.~-TIIo-111• ____ old.,............... - . --· .. __ lliM_, ...- . .......,-,. i I Tllo ...... of • .,........, .. ......,...- . . ... _~Mm~neand -_ _of_ .... - '\ • -do~-·""" of the .._, - " "" TMr - - .,._ _ ~qbe . to a taro- llo 11 1e ....-unu- p1o1a .... cen!ed""' bl' e)<lomar auonc• whiCh 11ft ~~- ...,., e t - l 0< ..,IIIVCIO< egalfwtatiiCMnt. W. art I""J'YI - - lind -IIUMionell bl' - ' ' or pee< apytnu Of f r - turnlnu ....... ~ egalnot frlenda. fl'a a fiUiejoll toourcon~lon of what a -ooogllltolle. n.etore. - - m«01 au~ by the l octt or the .-nt drug .... at UB- • , . ell~ oludUe John T. EIMr\'11 relusolto- a "guiltY" p4eo ,_ .. Unl...-.ltt atudenL On April 2<, Ellvln lound ~ OoboralllMnuoton Innocent on c:~Wues of monufaeturfncl and LJwtnuston hod, , _ . , _ plladod · uullly." Acco<dlnU 111e JudUe, the~ tcnowtnglyentlcodthe atuclentto the ..-by ananufnclto haw a UB c-taupply with the neodecl ~to 10< " lj)Md." "Emropment" woa the -diet. and wllhoul the uo--nmen~·a MIP. Ell""' ulcl. the crime would hi.. - -lttld. 11u1 the coao ~lei not bt Cloeed. A - polcl by thl State ol New Yotl< to lnotruct tluclenll actually apied on one and oncourau«~ her lo commh 1 crm. tor ~let\ he knew she woukt be pun1shold The matter waa nol l>andled lnlomally, b<ll thrown to outside ouonciH WhO then UW IIIlO plant their man, draoald •• tel<tpnone COfl\PinY .,ptoyoos In camoua IKIIIdlnua. Plcturoo wert taken, eovesdropplnu tool< place. In what other c a - d - Public Safety see lit to collin oullldt ag.nllto wit~ etuclentl. and now many ott>e• people enrolled or !etChing 11 UB ,... ca,..aa cllctclnu -lnd their backs Of lnformanla leadlnu lhem by thl hand tnlo a C<lmt7 How many UB plalnCiotnnmon wander around the · and whet perceotage ol external agan11 are allOwed. 10 eround the '-Y tow.s? CRdlt to Jlldge Elhtn fa< fifldjnu llvingaton ..,._t, II unlorl-tly - - ..... of the oruter ....... and oontpi<OO)I on .. coo.ga c:ampua, wllh the Intent to lra~iSinlo praflyblg'lln. · _..afncl......,..-. 10 '* , -1 Community '.\ - hoosin~ ~on~ A Day in the Life Arnlcltt lhl StucMnt Aaaoclatlon is-') AllefnCIIY'I ~ral bu&l-1 Tuetday, It dlacu-..,. very lmPO<flnllssue lot U8 11udentl and ear.,.. away wll~ IN I I ' - 01 on lnnovathe Pfcjecl to ""-1 wit~ lhot. An 011-c.q,ua Houolng BoMd. created by me Butlalo City Counclln and \ ~of.te a -.addition too Unlvorolty annuallr plag'*' by a muting """"- whlc:n toatera .a largo ott-cempua by R. Cocola pooulatlon. 6A -.yman Watron Z&lrln, whO broaChed thl topic, 1• . cooract that tandlordo It avo a flafd day with hlqh rente for ohJ:.::;•-' ,-. .Editor'l Not&•,Y>r ~film woo ~Pir move<! .bY~ - • • rouuleta and lmprooetN 11-.QMito lo • - · Nt.Cooola'o~:.;;;a-~-.ol)eciOOlurrinand 4 mowla<W. ~ •• IIU ~ hH iuOmi ~~ II• thO Ptllltur Prize ThO AOMfllbly thould loolo to l,_ UniVtrolty fcir.aupptt olltal- and cd Curnmltfee. upon the Un-ly CouncH-tomPOWd of commvnhy _ ._ ,.,an At liral glttnca. Jimmy- hko a nO<malolght year• h'o a aoundlclaa-.,. hOpt.,. can congra tulata the AIMrni>lr next )'101 IOf -..g it thmugl\. • uld. He - Cllr1y- naJr. big brown and. ornlle. He'11 &lonny and watka with a cart!-. )'Wthlul hOI>. AMI h i - to _ ., hla Pllt10411Phle Plll"le -a. Thorn•• -1-L n.te-- er•• Tbe overlooked athletes Ita-- - o n - - o f thiUB-aprop,.,.,lhlaPIII - - t N eooor!IPI-n of Nol many P1IOPII know h. but IN - · ,... emeiOpld by lotMnal turTIIOit and ,,_ .,.....,r.,..,...ldly~agamemat,_.,tool<f)IICe,thrM UB • - . . . , out~ 11onorL - K a l i n tllnnett, ,....,_.., Sco4t 5._ a n d - Tanylcroual the- a t - " ' lite onllie Country. B i l l -.. _ . ..~· -t•-'*atfnclotalltoathllltle~'-•· · - •t-It did not the prolM•and -·lion they 00 _,-01 ,...,_, AI,__.,., 01 . . tr1 lae1, • _lcl',...lo congra_luleta all UB atNetat. !tom,,.,. - • ........ tO IN b e a t -· fOf I )'latwel"-t claootlno tlmt and - v f 10 e - '• and lo t - t l n u ~UB tlucMnta. a cap. llut Jimmy IS an addict. F01 llll taa1 al• rnooms. Jimmy has hod Ohic:ften wfncl hot uuct I~ Into hla ....,._ lllac>ent atucllea am w oucn ectlon cauwa fowt Vier tn olgllt Ano wltn the aaay ovlilablllly oll>ol - a n d Cltellnlnu morale In till Buffalo a<ea. It ~ nu email wi.M'Cior thlt an lnnoctnt Child can gain lnthlnd uput~ure to toe hard ttufl . y..,-., .~, .. , tetrlbte._'" u'd Jimmy'& ~rMatNn trom an unlclentHlld District. "bul mr 11111 and I oro Mlliftg up e law that W)tl foitild tl>a Olle of hOt IIUOitO WNilftn · Yor- rHidenta. lllhi>Uid bt PI~ llnmldlat.,Yby N - a t leoti." "To bt l\onell Wtlh' )'Ott. I wu not aware ol llll ..tdlctlon," aalcl Jimmy's t -. "Surt, Ill waa walltfncl tuMy the ot"" day. but wa all thOUght hi waa Imitating the Tailing Proud ...,_clat .w·a qulta a oranQta<. you-." Jlnvny- fr""' a """'"· Hla parenta d...,c.a "" waa young. and Jimfnl"a ....,.,.. married about cioo rea• -. Har ""-"" "' a crvo1 man who. aadly enough. II a,.,..lng I he aauca througl) • Jimrby'a )'Odng- 1>01- • " He l.limfnl"a llltllfalhlr) an - let hlmMI! lor. I'd MY f4 yeero , __. a n old nelghbot - . ·- h e tt10t Eddll H-111anct or No tumldllirll on to 'aulclclef at Oulh. He hlan' t the Mma alnoa." Mr. HaSkell, lncl-ally wao unava- tor comnient. Ht'a dtad. Ha wot 01-...,bY>I>Ja own tfi>Oj>t Itt Vlttnam. Jilbmy'ti'OOII>er, Ito - . ' n labOf.,, waa t~l!\'Otoilcw ''l'flt',..,..elleat oncl OltOcltad." - Nlcl. ~-~lli'lcllnltlledbacauMthelejtdlfiOW ..,_...,_.ofc:Mnglftgltlll-latotr.-t - - - . .. .... t ~t my- •t-. and.........,. ........,. atrew." ttio tAtlutotapfather lddtd. The otaptathe< ojalmtd It Ia May to get hoi oM I lh l!utloto. A~y Buflalonlon. 1>a maintained. can go to a bar and Ofelof '14llcldt'. "Then you luat a imply ICflpe tl>l aauce oil the wfncl and Into thl 11M conlal-." thl otaptat'* ••Pialnld, "Soma poop4o don't bother to dump IN 1 1 M - on their pgteo ....._ they don' - " ' tq ............ lhe tlufr.• The ataplal'*lddtd tnatt,...ally t i e - - -· ~Jlua.lhe ~ aauca. lea gooct- IOf " - > g. IOitiel<.- toto. Ytl hoW clicl h_l~ hie arm? "Jimmy- - one *'f-llolll 111m,_ ,... • - l c ,• the etaplot"" ..piainecf. "Elgtlt ,..,. old klcla ... llllrtmo!y ~.you""""'· - Jimmy -..'1 illleomta.l atlcl! till - l n ." I'"""' Buffalo Is a sloppy t""~· Promi'*" ....,..,.. doCioro. t - t • 011tr10<11 end high ranking citY ofllcleto ~... been -nown to lngeot hOt Chicken •lng. llthlfr IU011'1"'1Yw.ta PII11H. And lf JI,..,Y'e tatha<'. t -, ora uolng the alulf. whlt'a a amall unlcnowfng lloy ·to do? It leCiplo'UI, - . , IOIIItr\POVI til!o wlcMd'l!bl .,._,._mayo< ____WOIIild-..,_.,......,,...,. . . . .... -' _,.- 01-.,,......... -· -,. . . ..,---,.. .-..................... .-.,.. ......... . --off...... ....... ...... - ..... lafi.Mta ~.·--..........r. _ , .. ..._ ..u. .................. _ --'!tulntng~thelft-flnacll1-~immyW.I • the -~~~loft Clftl• now, - -"WOtlcera t,.,.- - - . . . . _ , , .•. n.._.. ,; be "*'_.,.,,...,_ Ji!MW .. ,.......,_ J"""" llltJ>oy""' ......, _ _ _ wrfncJIO- ........ ""----..,..,_up-....... ---.._. orotr.age"""*do.-Uftlty«>-It OMI!IIII...,.._......,..,pftd_..........,. J...,..,.._ _ _ - · Tilt ......... - -- llle ltnlllt."llle ......... . . . , . . . . . . _ _ . . .... ~--.. • ,....IOeii>!Mrii-L -----,. . . . .MIIIonr_ ...,.,.,.._,ltJlmrnlotcn._.. .................. _ ...... "lut- no.,.,; . Bo IN-ttm.,.....lnlftl<oflelllno""' - Ollfllle Pn>llllbfy, . _ tl!e lie the wey Olhet boys Ilia Mia - i o n ~ . bul .aoc:loi ---lwllfloii!MY--..nClllbad<a. --- ,....,-.,.._.....,. . . _ l h l o t ..,, IMIIOOt lloy . .only -fill~ 10 Uy: ""C •••:a..,.doca~ " '. . . of laafltere - ,..._ help hfrn• . �feedback !f ~ N~ed~d HA in Women's Studies To the Editor I WOUkl also like to comment on I he fine ab•hty of tne Cotteoe 10 t.N"d a.nct M4ect tnfom~auon on cruc.lal I strongly tocommend estal>llsl\"'0 a BA Pt<>Qtam In assues.Qt-.-.rH mote<lol croai!Yoly, and tuthlt S l - a t UB. lndirid""l& ha., t.ghtto the htgh set 61 oe>a~s tSiabl•shed in the course ovtl~s choose the lorm lhelt educ.lion Is 10 talco. To tollow andlequir-ts Uvough w•lh one's plil.ns and "'"I whh ttte EspeciA,IIy I'M)w, when state Ufl•'tets.ties are tadng OdmlniSttation'a OI>Pt<Wlll sllould not bOa hassle. Thus. •fif)anda} C)iotMms lhlt are lu'lked to Owlndhr.g ••tonoJ., -'< In Women's Studies uodet .O.met~n eruqljment 10<1 olltlllon. wo-ne~rs Stuel•s bOcomos Studies CtO..·IIStlngs and Special Mo)otals on Implicit lnora-iW,.pouantaaa dQOfee OP\k)n. The lactt:s Ihit men W-·· 1M yet eowert dtni11 of stuc::ftlnt rights. Many ··entr.women·s Sludles BA•r'a" h•v• trouble und«slondlng the"""""· goals. and mechanlco ol the and women 111 not equally pre.s:ent in htgher education. US has one of the largest Women's Studie' centers ln· New York Stat~. and certainly the largest. most acllve Collecll•e "PP>tooch to Tucning and Leamlng. I 1110& ·in this area. Potenlia11y. U coutd atlracr studftftts. even theM people to do a lottie investi9atlng. Illumination .front fJOP{IMttOfll not pr.s.nrly •mtK•sii!Hillt •uMdmg and roYelation aro bound to""""'· Tho -•tion ol • col'-fle. It ts an attractift second maiO' tor women In WOIIWI'a Studies as a •alid disci~ Ia - - a d more -tr.cutk>nal ~s. SUCh as management. ~ betN< Pf8PIIO lhetn IO< ellecll¥e reloliono one oumines l h e - of limo. How long h - ~ng. - • reseatell, and tnYit"""*ltol 0\llside - · Most tmportantly, any -~ In Women's Studtes wl'll h1CJea.se the ~~ of quahty of s t u d ' " - •olid dllciptinos? .o.s In on the more one -.,, ot>out o pattlculat sub~ , the more lhe UB Otadultt the a~ Ills Into lhe unWe<sal, holllllc atudy ol L 011 Klamntr olloJ,. 1111<1 the more lmportont1he loPic · co- Volunteers nuded for -NOW ! ~ To rh# Edl/01. Sulfa,_.. NOW (Nitt'IRII Oro•n•law~n •A W',mtn. haS f •,rmed a SI'IP HLA !Human L•le Amen4menu fltk l•oree.• ,r,e pan ,A wtueh •• mv•.Aved m teuer wu!mq and tCitll)h••nii''IQ: the o,lher gart$ tn clevei•JPinQ ntw Slfat'J:1)Ios "-" f•QhiiOQ lhe Hum~m life ameoelmtnl and bdls n•.w beftJII'e C,.;nqren T11e teue' w11ttrs meet every M•1nday and Wedne-soay n•g.hll h •,m 7 c. m t•• 9 p m at 210 Fta/'lklfn Street rn..&tla&o., • f! .s '"""'e tnf•.,ml h·..n call &fs5.341S ' ).\ ,. From exile ro ,,.. Editor: I'd lllct 10 uM your edltoOII paga lo aooln tddteU the lsaut ol U.. Gr-tt Sludonl Aoouclotion IGSII) Mend# lory Sludont Ftt Referendum. FJf. .,.... p r - o l lnlormotlun: 0. utdtt lu mol<o the - - u m u luUy Yedlloblo u - -· ,..... 11M w .,.._ ,.,.- btllollot ,_.,.., .,., Wll .no longel -lhe - - -.:.ibod"' my tutft\IW, In ol the me~ Grodi>Oto 51-.,.o may halready rw.Md from Sw\otors - · __, bolllol-oo .til be -lad In Norton Celotwia. Squire c..t• Lounge, Aidoo Ltt c.~etoria. - - , lhrouoh FflcUoy """' 10 ...,,o e""' T'Mfo wfll o lio 1111 bo• In the GSA olllct during notmol_l_ hoorO,on<lllr-toort being modolorcottectton t,... of b&lloto II Aoe..tll'all<,- ollhe EMicutt ~· lthle lottw "''" ~ Ill d(jfJng lunch hoorO. In the S l - c..tlf Coftt~ Ballots y ilt Ill · - II 11>t pothngolaltono• .,.,,,_,..._._llo_<_odby Dopott"""' s.no..... 1/alld ~~~- 10 .. - · ::::,c::.:::'::'..:.~=: '""as... .,._ oontoct otllct ~211101 II .,.,.. con""' In • oouple ol hours 1 g""" ,.. - • trying to llttj> It oil oo olmpto oo ~biO. ond 1 k.no• '"'" , _ procodu•o- mollo It rhat mud\ trklftlncc;nwenl-em fUC' Gradua•• Studentii•J CIS.I U'Mtlr vQtet. It~ ...m. lhuugh, IMI Ill I hiS It n~ 1Ci. • wu~ any pouible ChaU~ ,., lhe refereodum QUIOti'N. WhiCh W\JUid teave GSt' wlthuUI on llP"'allng budget next )'011.1 mu•t stres• ogoln that it Is •SUtrtlll that people vute fn this referendum. U the turnout Ia ten 111an 10 Plfcent ul Gtaduole S ludenlo.. :;: ;:",_t:;. z=:.:,.~~:'."wC:.:~:'! ~:· Will bo no OS... and -t w~houl OS.... Oepatuntnl CllobO would Ill the main Pill told. G r - . Sludenll would 1ooe their r - a t i o n In the Un.-sity hlOfllchy, and. 01 1 limo ot UlftnQII lhroug/IOul tllo UIIMillly. lhe mot1 po..tul ¥Oict In defense ol Graduate Student lntoroall would bo oJienCod. theft Sq, I urge Graduale Students tu -..ole. lnd t IIJv urge lo - - lllo M!' too - U t e •A $12 o -"-'••· We wouktn~aalk for It il it Wef..,·t abtukllefY --lt~lnk- k-UO -enough IO IIUOtUl In that . _ .. w- 1111 National -•"'-t. h'o Pt~ on oct olluNM:y 10 , _ ..,.t lo .. ~tocto '#CIIIIuntetr lncr.... •n tu.es.. but u·..r• •"-• ....,. doing. -1-..lllol , . , . _ . , . , motutltyull.ne Graduate Sludento ot UB 01111 cause thom lo YOII GSA lltt monty !I-~ .......... . . otfoctMI4y ... , ,..., 11Jt ha:s '" the pe11 Respondino to Bt&.~ce Jenlln·s tetler. l woutd lllrie to say he obviously rnlsM4 the POint of my campaJon. We. The. Oeeadent Alternative Party. espoused abwrdHy. 1ne towest common dtnom.tnatot. AHhOUO.h ._ reQeJved only 150 votes. au abStentions wefe con~stant W1tl'l our NQne.of-the-Above pl.atform. That"a lho irophCII OUPPOfl ol oYOf 10,000 Sl.-s (boo I tllol Travtsl.. This mMnS,... ate the QO'W'WOI'Mnt.. ...,.Jt we .,.. in exite. So . . ~ what doel tl\ll aJt mean? F'r ee beet, fPima (t~lny ones too~ eontinous losto. usior woman. batt• omtlllng guys ond no mo<o requited cJ&OMI boiON noon! How will • finance 1l111 hedonistic mayMm? Simple -·u auction olllhe lreohmen, next yoo(o crop thoUgh. All otl*a will bo "P<otoctod" tl>oir "GtiiiCIIalhet Qousoo." II lhWO's o matl<tt lor theit unlnl;pired eonsenatiwe nah'ete wew got a ccwner on by it. -clue* And will otcc> uo? Ktuw is a onc1 Rdldn con1 ~ld< his . - out to< onyont t-rt Joel. Whttlllo - · -~~ o-. From uilo -. . . �i - -1-feedback i ,.,,.....,._, Hofft~~t~~~ .~ bt i '• defense I lOCI • - lft-lllo-IIY~--- 01 ...--. ' ..... lo ..... out .., ......., 01 111o ....,. - l e d - . of the U8 ........ Squeo. T-.,. I _ , " ' IO< 1t1e opoclllc actions ol ._.., .mw the .,....... ol lol... KCVMUOM aftd apeaklnt •IUtOUI acJequate ~oro O<JI>joct. Bolng • IOiolty volunl- run O<QOnWitlon, wo nwot ....._omloo our oehocluKng. of the oquocl ... willing to carry beet>era (radio f>Og«&l to a.e-- • - .,.....lgM ahlfla. one! g... up - n d --......, - . r can occount f« _... ol • - · the· Un...._lty now hos 2A houfs o doy. se.en days • WWIIkcowtraoe. ywt olfi!IIOCI "joy ·· one! Main Sl,_. ~ II the drlwr on coli hos ctooss on the spine. "'vutclll I n - to-o-~ ond . , . . , . _ , . . not In Ioct boo bigger woste of trmelf he()( She has 10 run bode 10 EHieott to gel the ambulance. • 1 - . . . . - . - t h e lim alcf C0U1MS ore oil II you-.. • • concomed about._........... ...... on Str.t. ft noturolly follOws lhot the oro. you -.tel be .-o greatluiiO< the docliuiOon ~~ - . ------qualified--.. ·--hnd . . . _..,_.._-_,. . . . -_._.1ft 1ft- _Iii.,--· _.,.._ fofgln fhest.--.I<S OlOobo,- on .._. sc.-. ,,. - b e i n g - largest ond -·-~~~eoo oci~O<-nocl 1..-nlo<'? The oo collod "joy ...... ......., - __ _ • - 01ound compuo W.o on -·ng trolniftg. A" of this- clone haS gone Into thO operation 01 our squad. We ~ectate your interest in and conoe.-n tor the •oquocl, but oo1<.,.,.. to loolc otlhe entke pic! on ond not ... ......,.,., gr......... colo< r- opinion. lotod by the w1y. It )104.1 come across a station wagon we can UM thot will lit the gurney (cat on - l l j , boclc bolld. rodiuo. and oH the oth« -il>ment lei us kn</W. ...._AIWII 1&, thecloteoUf~fKJ'.,kJn ~come ttwougl\. lefCMe thll date. the amb\ltanoe was nol UcenHd <If corHfa.ct IU uanspOriY ic11ma. Thla D1wn M. Clldetort - Mombor • UB ResC<Je S<luod _.,ty Selfah reasoning To lhe Editor. I - Hke ll1o authO<O oi"Setlollo Oppollllon" lo o pen tMh own eyH to the probtema •nd -•lbllftles of tho world. Wllllo h moy be tMt !loot no ono i& entHiod to ollvlng theY ,._,., eamtc1. _,..,. Ia .,.,,..., to on OJ)I>Oflunll)' to earn that IMng. Collage. for many. Is thol opponunlty. Many student&. mo lnctudocl, wor1< to p u t - ttwouQh..;., otUI neec( TAP and BEOG. (By the way, TAP end I!EOG do .not mUe coiiOgo "1-"). Many wOIPCI ill<e to wort< and • connol find'ol<\1>- (Yes, In our great Country.,...,. 18 o Ol- aft()(!Ogo of I¢S.I By rochannelllng student 'tel into the military, thoso too peor to afford cotteoe are forced to elt~r enter the military 0< starve. £.dueatlon bocO<ne& tho dO'naln ol the rich ond lhOlelp<>nAibilltyol oetendlng our Country .mo- "" long« bonetlttlng lrO<n lelia on 111o tl* Coutot~ way o1 tHe. How long con tlllt bo 1'0DlW-- "'-·- Gol~ TD ' T.etJ( Wlm 1J.6.8A5e~ ~ BILL ~~H ND1f ~ Hts TE~ ~ t\ ~ME "'fAAT .,-HEY NE~ EVEN PLAYED! NOWTHKr~ INCREDlBLE! r I ,, Courtesy is golden To the Edlri>r. I _,..,lll<oiO respond lo o r~t left«, "Not Juot A' l.llnty" by--~- of the Studonl Affairs c.nt.. JonM woo oriloQ ... - -.. ..., - . "SSIenco .. M lldrod - o-.· n.tot.a.t-lodgolhe--llonlfatIn hOf latlof~ t h e - Affairs Centw end t - her 10< - ~ -- SecondlY.·~ tor --.no .... lol- 81olle- AIIM8 0.0.. and tor tiling tho _ ......._".lo'l!eecttbelllo-.atlhe .,.,..,, ~ly,l- _,. . . . . ._.....,_,._I--,_ To.,_ EdiiOrJ ...... .,._ On Acortl 11, • -'"G lncldont happeMd to - ... ol-l'lolllle &alely - · _.tlllo _.....in • - of...., the Cent• tor -----11-rf-tOIIOO 1................,_ .. . . . .011-.-----1- by . . _ . . . _ , . . , . _ . . , t l o 0 - 0 1 - Hal - ,.. ,__....., .....-, . , ..ECC...,;anil, tloO · Aonol-lng up, . ,.._.._ 10-.. * ' - · I - 100 '*"'"' ._..vr ,_"'""-- " " ....,._, I _ . , _ ~ Ollm. Jooeph lilciiiiiM, ............. ~ - - out • ~ ........ -;_lorlfll .......... lobo - - · - - - - . .. lfllloanodlllm .... l ......... """' _ . ..... - 111/110 · 1 ""Ollie. .._.......,~..,.., ~ oot I then Wtnt to 81&0011 HoU to get the ..julpmenl beef<. Willie Olgrllftg o I~ 10< the -IPtntnt, I hod expglftod to Ofllcor MctCinna thol the tlcUt he QO. . mo woo .-.juollllod due to ..,US...I ckcumot""""- I . . . ~. I then - w h y ~. ond ogoln 1-lgnoted. son no110 11ar1 1111' conltlct. I 1hanllod l>kll lor lbe ~~ and 1011. The ...... lncldenl UfiUIUOliO mo U I woonol-loteiWIWI'*«noiOiftcoi.NcKinnawoo I'* -.g .....,.,. - , _ _ In hlo etlotU to ~ IMit. 0< II .,. lUll out to lloqle et-.ta _.......,_oiQIIS. I t - haW-~~~- that H Ollicer lolclllnna _.tnel)' lhougN- 1 - .-tftg the -lpm.rtt, I the_._, .. """ _...,quito -"'to'"' oqul,_.........,. - - - · - ... thoiJIIOI O<at 10001 ontoo. " " IIQ . . . not .... - - 1 • • ,.,.. - l y ~ c• o 1101...., and by 1001 lhl.t1 enc........, by o Public ao~e~y·om-. wu -.g .. ....,_ ............. ..,....,_ .... .. .................................. ............ ,_.,...,____ _ ..,._.-In ...._-........... -...a..-- ....... ... -- ........ -....--. .. ......................... ..................... --.... IIIIID_N__ . . . . . . , ........ 1--ol-bulllllllg AllllcMigll I 14111 don't -,_Oflm.lolcKinno'otntent, l h e - - IO•to boo_ef,.,.. llfaln ........ I haW ...,...,. tor 1111 OUIIIorlty on CMOpue, 10< ..... . . _ ............. a ........... ·-___......, ·- ~ .. .._ ""*"-"' bo _,_·~----­ -or ... ........ -----------~-­ Jllf 01 .. I . . . . . . _.. . . . . , _ . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . . . , . . . . . ,. . _ _ I -~ ue•-.~· 111e II II -tolltltll-trPeof..-.. .......... _ .............,...._, I ·-- " lll<o to clarify oomo polnU t,bo<tl noy .......... ...,._I cllctnot ...,PY Tlte SpecffiHtl with lllo 1~10 "&&lonoo to - . ·. 11- a plaM lllal lllo edit« fall fit triY ...,.,, and heel f)flnlocl It • llhout my k~. 1 cart.U.ty noel no1 Inland to ce- the IWOl-- ltnpt'HIIon thel I - f"'"' Ita St-1 Allolrl at&ff wotiUng IliON, I m«O tone would--. aulfictenL IOlOo did not moon to Imply thet the Study "'"" at 8 4 AHah"oonol W1\ol I did moon wu thotthe two por1lculal- of~ on duty - • too lood. The a~ 01 tllol ~at the Browllng Lboty -on t h e - . 'IUIII. IMI..,.. otheB Oleo, _ . annor-d at t h e - - _. Cllattlng ralhefloudly. 1 clld no1 - · 111o . , . - ...,. tonllplcl<on .......-on not~~~~­ Affairs c.- Ia o !>'- lor fiUiel otudylng. ....... I wn>te to oay tho! t woo no1 . , . . _ wt111 lhe loci< ol .....,ooy of two - . on duty 111&1 -lng. In triY opinion, t'-1' - . ta11<t11o too fo<ldlr undee. ,.,. clrcumatoncoo. I ._ctec! 1111 lloff wotiUng llleN to .,.. . ,.,. COUf100)' ol.-ng the lone 01 1111 fllajotlty, friendly_....._. -Of espoclolly wr.. .. _. oil qulelly otudyl/lo, 0< dOing _ , _ .. _,.-.g IIMIIennlnO. �Life not all glamour for musicians CU>P•• aia at MeV-. Jod "'-"' uw mrthm plorio& w.s. "J..u b'tr &111 otbcr llwirla.T ,..,..•.., p to haw (O<IUI<U," proclaimed Mony Cohea bend - b t r Oery BlvmbtrJ. "Tbert'• a lot ol bancb that at< IIOdlitl& spcdoJ ,.. IIlii 1t1 )obs." f'Uldina contKtils j..u Oftf eonccm In IO(ll bead aUcmpt1 to "play-out"-pll,y to an ouc~Jm<t-in Buffalo. ll<cmtly, at t Central Park Crill ala-the Polntltst Brothen.' "worst playina but l!.fldia( job"-a band member quipped, "This 110ft& Is a "'latimy newonet We'vc:only bcetl dolaa it for the put four yean." Atolitllt o..., rout yoon-old, the Pobot._ ~ .,.. 011t or tbt few llumlo bands •ho suppon tbmud,... 011 their music. "It makes for ol~tle mort effort," Slid th<ir bass pla)'<f Judd Svnshlne. "We wiD 10111yw11tn if the price is ri&ht," he .. id. •uusina the "tnf'"'ilfr<." The bluqrus band plays mostly ban, but ac<ordlna to thdr d....promo flY« they have also pll,ytd 11 coli.... , bora, wtddlnas. )'ldtt clubs, <Ounlly clubs and all sorts ol Othtf clubs. Printtd on the Oyer, a $1andard pan or many band'• pm;s tiu, are pictum or the band and CCIUtic "'lpocu<S fRl4'11 critics. The Rapid Transit Band, toaetbtr for the lut daht months, is sWI rdatJ\'fly new and ha-e )'et to coll<a toOUah cata1ic ,..._... from cridcs tO nn I pt0m0 slinaer, As they rU>bhtd a month-lone • at lh< Sdluper House, thelt bassUt Pder "P.J ... Bart.late. Y<lftU or the 19601 roct ,.,..,., or the band cirC\IItln Buffolo today, •pol<• .. ~ "The musk bulines> bas IOIItn mo"' oompcdtl\'f over the lui lew years. ll'J rouahn onr. And ll., even rooilh.. to mak•h In lluf/alo. ThO audknet is d<mandlna and mainly blue <041ar. They dbti out tbcir batd..:arntd buckl and cxpoc\ I bell-oi+SIIoo;," the buoisl Wd, rccallina lbat "Oeotar ButN once Jlid. 'I( you can play Buffalo you can play tMYwlwn'." _ Tiny Liv~tock roc.t bond complscd wholly or ua stud<nu. has only bcetl able to play CIIX oil· an "I'd ~into ..,""'bvllt't-to "'-Y out 111 tbt aurro1o drcuk. It's oaiJI........,t.Sd!Ool-ront." ..._.,.. bend manbtr, Tony BlasliQC adlniutd. "Wr don't .....,t IIIOO<y. We jl$ .....,, tO lla\'f I aood time. We just ,...., a brca~ . For ~ band lbat makts h thtfc must be ten that don't". Bl&sti~ may be undcntatlna his case. But how dots that onr band make it while athen play to the walls or thdr aaraaeY "Cot to play your mark<t," orrtred Chuck Cavanauah, ronucrly with the rock band Pqpsono and c·WTcntly playina wiab Eledroman. a,_ wa•T band. "You haw to be mort ..,eclll< tbcsedays. The Conlintotal Oub b srric:lly new wave. Oub Ul is uricllY cl'osco. Harvc:y and Corky's S<aae I b a rock du!>;-1><ople t~ wouldn't apprcrtott ~-they wont 10 h<ar rock," Cavanauah JOid. The drummer Aresstd that a band doco not have ro worry about bad audknct ruponst if they pkk the rigbt club for their type of music. "Oub owners havr bon<J for brains." Disc jockey Cary Storm once mnarktd on his tat< nlgbt rtclio show. A dub owntr bas the nnat d«ision on the bonds which play o1 his estabtiohmcnt. A local mwiciau, who prt(nm! to rtmaln anonymou1, txplaincd "Club .....,.,. art not OJriddy rcnowntd fpr thar &ood Wl11 t.....VdJ mu»aans ... Canna~ c:Wmtd that the music the people WIM 10 hear is not alwa}'S the same u rht music !he club ownen' book. -Taw four to livtlime$ a ....t. durina the o r r - they play about thttt times a wttt spmdina the cttra time oniti01 ror the phone to ritt&. Sprin&. wmmer. ,.inter or £all, Bort.aloto S<r<SSa 111< personal approacll when uyina to act 10 bar owncn. "I don'tlil<ttodoit (Jet up J(p) o,... the phone." h< $ald. "I Ilk< to talk to rhe dub ownc:n in pc<oon. The p<f$0nal contact and rappon you develop help•. You <an talk about mu.sk: and audiences iU that rhey .... ,.. •• ldto or the personality or th• bond ." ''Some bar OWJ'ICn arc overly concuned with prices and drawina •-1," Barbalato addtd, "noc rnlly carilll whtfh<t you ... musia.Uy prorlric.n, bu1 aboul numbers inllcad-ho•• many people came to hear you and bow bta a bar 1ab they ran UJ>. Not tha1 that isn ., an import.an( pu1 or ft. but some bar o•-ncn .seem tq, be ovnly consrious or it... Pmonally mtctina and calli~ club .,..,.... i• a pan ol Frank MiC'hads' job as managtr al\d bookkeeper for lhc Vincent Mkhads Band. AVOiding O&fl'b, Michael$ also opb for the pcn;onol touch .-htn dtllling with dub owners. Bringing a prosptetivc nnployer rhc trac~ r«'Ords or 1hc individual mombcrs, a rape ond pic:turn. postn-s and .sllnJCT5 aU~ and ready ao ao help Kll hb brother'• band. Micbadl. •ho abo ._rites music and Iynes for rhc Doldnuas cabin !tow hit> ban .....n as individuals. When tht ban do band, nplaintd that o~ rh<y I<' h) pc-<>'t1)1h•na from bunom. to bumptt sr.ctm with the poup'>loaohelptoc<tthe crowds and Lttp thnn com,n.a. RAodio spou, posun. M"'t od• and bumper gicters have an been used by lbc Road.~ho h.a\T bttn svcccssrul Una abdr in~1ion in 196"1. Wotd of mouth. thou&h. b poorly, so do musldans. RAopld ~~ Transit basJisl U.Ubalalo nottd, "A QtW &roUp Without• biJ ff'PU(D\ton and a bil followlns hu a morr dll"ffoolt ti.,... acttinl a boo~ ina In winter. The bar owners t<nd to play · ~sal'<." Jodd Sunshine - . - 1 that rho bqioninc or May and <0111inulna tllroo#> Labo< Day is the musical busy - . Durin& the •ummcr rhe Poirulcss Broclicn play from 1bt aiJ, good bc:it advcnhemc:n.t, cmphasittd ""--· - " · 1dvi.std Rich Wood. rhr ~lr·M~urcd lt:ad •uitarist frUN the n<WIY formtd Slpmo~ Ahlt!>u.ab hit band as noc yel " ·c-11--l.nov.-o. tbt)· aatm:• pl• r oo playina,-ou1 rrom ahr« to '" nl&ht> • ""'"' tilrougb rhe cffotHofthtG•t-all..alt:~ Bootiac Aarncy. Rapid T,.,.it'' !<3d guiwi>\ Chuck Gr«nrtcld aarcrd thai ·~ nn help, thoulh hi> band ~ 1hrir bookina.. Thrif I>W~>t ~ddtd that they <mploy an •lC'ftl if chey 01rc noc ,atln& the sip chcy want Of ba.:omc too bu)) 10 handle 1M k'&~'Or\ . Oc\pilf The Road· .. thn.-c ii&Cnh, 1hc band d~ hair or the a\.'tu:.l boo~in~ v,orL ancl. >i>lit• the o•, ,.;u · -·- -- - - - - pron,otion "'pcnw:s: ~$0 " 'ilh chdr l.ltncs_. ..A bind can boot.. it><lf il it c:aU; ~" ir><ll." H od""' ..:oncinucd. "Get a cood qen1 ar you·rc Joint co an an •acn• at aiL You don't have to rely on 111..'111." 'iun.\hJAt'IK'\ardtnonana,tnl. H< rrm alb 1 porcntiol ernplo)n to Itt him k""" to <.q~«t a Poin1b< Bn:Mhc-n n>"' tn 1hc mail. A fin thcpcx~man ha.dOMhh job, the' mVi'kiln mal " a fot&ov.-up ,.u; f't"'umabll to moL< • deal. •·Jt·, a hu)ollt," admiuC'd the Point Ia\ Ur01her. HC' ntaL.~ man) mo.t "aU) ou1 thin 1hey reccivt'. Uut •hey do I~' 1hr \':Ill\ and lht: &lp tM-)• l'h."\.~ ao, l.t.'C'I'I the ~nd a1h't' lilcrolly and 'fu.J<ally. Prul Hud>On, u oru~l Thr Road m<mbcr. lodd ~dilll&-:ovotd u did mosr of tht oth<r musicioA•.- .. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . "You can promoce as murh a,s you wane if you can li~t up to if." HU<bon said. Even •«<OI'iltd and porulat band.s mwt ptif'SOC the dub o•Der. The Rood ernplo)'S th= aatn'-' "The 1>«1 bcr lew a bend i> to ,., th.dr >Ound t~h<r and rind an aJUU£5UJflDL!JUJ lB00000l!1llJVCBUJUV0fll OO£Dl!Jl:Drn0~ CUSA pre~ents their Merit .money awards questioned ANNUAL SPRING PICNIC ., ..... M*tk $NmWM $;.tf ..,,..., 011< a( Sunday, May 3rd from12' Noo.n - to ? liM: .... prolllo!llt 10 ~::.,:c, :o- ranks or UB Faculty "' the question or bonul out..andlna work. "~ ......... dltcmlona,Y money is .,...,.4dtd by a Unlttd University Prof. . . . . (UUP) cont111fl, thert ar• IMI1l' - I t who doo't bel~ .... _ , . b dlltributtd fairly. Thcae lncraoa. •1tkh ore awardtd to sd«1ord ,_.,.,.. by r....ky and P'imont• roc t.thool dtan•, disqr«M«Ol6 ba.,~ bet" ffi\ 1td to sever,I Unh..nily ..,.p~oycu. A.ohtant to Jhc Presid"''· Rould S<cio daJms that the awordl arc lair,~... that "th<r< orr • lot or dtcctJ and balvlces." Aocordlnl to SCttn. awards M\'f dOC b<>on .o~<~y on account or the cba:b. H< said IIIII. "'"<look .. l<lters or rtcOmmmdatlorl" by th< •l«·prnld•nll. - . . . ond II•'"' dcpatlmcnt <1\airm<fl • "We've: bcetl dolna It this way rrocn the bqinnina and it ha> been rocei\'fd wdl by 11M: SUNY •rstern employees," Strin Wd. Chairman of 11M: FINIIY $matt Exeeuli¥« CommitS« NormaQ Solkoff d~ . "To IJ'T money tD people to do what they should be dolna. ...,...,. ;. sm>d<:$o." he nplaintd. Sclk atorrio M<m awordJ can <11\1< any..'llf"< lrotll S SOO to $1000. Some pcoleuors ~that t-"1"' and f.-rch 10 tat<tbtr, while oth.,. belloW thai tCM!IitiJ ,should be • priority. A dcpar 't mcnt or ('O(ftmiu~ can make: a tnfU6l of the 'llllC 10 diJeuU lhrt CfiiCria o( the rccommend11ions tor discrnionuy incrCISCS~ Some Uniovcniir en•plorees .,. alktwcd to nominate thnnsdvn: for discmionary inm:ases. The ...... pr<Sidcn11 Iff pven a sum "'*h b wuU percmlaa< <qual tO rhll Of the IOIIItd gflrics of the tmplo)'t<S under tbdr jurudi<l iol>. The ..;.... pr<Skl<nts rheft pus rhe inc"'""" down the ronh or tb<lr dfpartm<nrs or .ldlools. The nnal d<<blon is lftJidc by the dean• and approvtd bY tbalrmm. 1 -o:ltl'lt..... ~""l2- at ELLICOIT CREEK PARK (On Niagara Falls Blvd. • put Mall) u~~ f!lllUU till{i(Llil:WIilii ~ (j]U Wl5 ~ YOU BRING THE EATS, & WE' LL BRING THE BREW! .................... �. 1 J ! ! f . . STUDENT' UNION ~At.l¥ . ~ May 4 at 11 a.m. In Haas Lounge EVERYONE SHOULD ATTEND! COMING TO CMIOI!II: As IO•t -y·o s;..,.ot ISAI A . - , -..g ~W~n~HtedtoHiect•rww.lpubt,~ •.._...'-'tocnet.,.OH­ c_.H-'"t.-. .... _llo_ta_I.....,..,__~SA Dnctar <I "'*'- Altoh ........ ~ ...tod ot t t , . - ..O~~owt lolt): o-.. ~--.-- ......... Assemblypi~ks Speaker Tht Studtm ~ (SA) AsKmbly tlo<ttd a IICW Speaker and approWd all ~nuotmuo sA dir<rtonhlpJ"' a Tuesday.....,~ Taillon Hall SeDate Cb&llthen. • F'rMk lmborp, Wbo cmphasizclll\is tood workina rtlatlonthip wid! SA orrtmt and diroct0<1, will bold the Speaker's position f« 11\t SUmmer. At the second of the Assembly oat scmater, lmbofla.mi£SI call anothn dc<:tion fpr Speaker, and that ptrtOn wnl then auidt tbc Assembly throu&h the 1981-82 academic yeat. BtfO<t the tltction, A&$tmblyman Warren Zafrin uratd fellow $1udtnls to pttsSUrt the Buffalo City Council tO Cftllt an Off·Campu$ Howin& Boatd for tht prO<tc:tion or " udtniJ from landlords. Students art "getting ripptd off from slum lords," Zafrin chargtd. Ht hclitvcs that Buffalo should follow the lead of New York City which has obscrvatO<y boards in "*·"""t discrias to prevent laJidlonls from char&ina u.ca:sivt rents and noa tqlairin.& their property. "littrally no one is stoppiroa them (landiO<ds)" from takina advantaac of "udcnu residina in lilt i:tudtnt "dum area" RttToundlna the Main Slrtet Oompu., Zafrin said. Ourioatht Summer, the Au<mbly mernhcrs ~ asketf by Zafrin to formulate idtas on !tow to <c>nvince the City Council of the necessity of sud! a board and also hdp COO<dinate a $1udtnt lobb)ina tiTon ne><l sauester. • Tht A5stn\bly also passed a motioit to appro.., a auiddinc or lft"ruetioaal Rcsponsibititia f« faculty. Tht auidttincs wert approvtd by the Faculty Senate E.xecuth-. Commitrte Apn121 . SA Dirtc:tO< of Acadern.ic Affairs ._.urcn Shapiro, ,.ho composed t~ auidc1ines with lmborp.. stressed chat her propo5al was uooc. thai \lrinaenl" on ltac:-hn$' academic freedom. ..-u.a The auidelines require the instruc:ror 10 presenl a course: oulli.w to &eudcnts at the hc&innin& of the stmtSier whlc:ll $liltS the coursc requircmtnts, acadnnk conttnl of the courw, lfadioaPOUcy and office hou.ra. ~ A rally to pr01cu tllcO¥-ot acenlioallud Sludtnl union on the Amhera Cempus wu announced by SA Vi~ Praidcnc Steve Kaplan. '"Tbcy're '"PhUin,a us up into rh.rec- liitJe buildinas co reduct student activism," ,. Kapqn SU~~ttSitd. Ht urs<d <he AIISembly mtmhcrs 10 attend the Monday' rally 11 II a.m. in Sqllite Hall's Haas Loun~t. In Other business.-sA Sections and Cretfcntials Chairman Ulty Rownthal announctd tlw he has fO<mtd a commiuee 10 improve SA ·s dtction pr~ hoptfuPy puvcntina the chaos "'blch ddat'td the annou~a of •inners in tM Marett deaions. -Dtln /J()wmon UB vs. BuFF STATE Tllo H01101$ Coouocllwill •olclt(f Rftal Cofftt Coftv•rsalioo for Wtd-a,· Ill lJ3 S<tolrt, rrom nooo ootll approxl_...,. 1:30 P·•· A - I t Pror....., or 0oa1cs Jt001o1• Z1ria wll-'< .. ''Dmulot, Mytlol atod FaolMies," tloc rdolioa bdwHo •ydla • .., dou• • • tllolr tO< tlw loodt>ldut ud IOdoty. naat _.,. or t1oc """"" Coutodl fO< Ibis ... k May 5 at 3:31 p.M. lo l32 S<talrt. ••ts - .., n.. -•a ***~*********~~***** 11 A.M. AT DIEFENDORF FIELD. CoME AND BE WILD AND SEE THE WILD BUNCH. FRISBEE MATCH ULTIMATE V'W!W~ l!D ~w ~ GILDAUVE 1:30 P.M. FRISBEE ON DJ.EFEN- DORF FIELD FRIDAY,I70MFACELLICOTT-6 8 lciOprn SATURDAY, 1Jf; DlEF£HDORF. (., ~ 1c 10 pm SUNDAY, SQVhtE THEATRE-S, 7,1c 9 pm .. ��i /©prodigal sun ] J S~!~~est: gOOd to the last drof?_?.:....... _,..__ E eom":':,. __ "' ~ oM!!flO tela and lbe party's WlncllnO Clown. The b.- Ia gone but , ,,...,. ... a lew dlellaldt strewn ! 11'1 >= t!WOUgllout lila IM"!!room wt10 are i atilt -111"11 lot their "SICOI>d wind'' ~ to hit. "Buy sonw 1'110<8 beer" seems j' to ba the Mnllment, ao llle len hold· ~ oUia pool their money Into one tidy J:' len apotand Hugh U. Aybee Is :2 elected to make ttie beer ruri1>ecause .:: he Ia lha only one wllh a car and lie to be a &enslbll chap. Hugh IIUIIS lnlo the S.VeMo-Eleven and atandl vigil over the beer case While ltyl"'l to mmce the difficult dec:lalon of how to b8ll satisfy the 111nty ten. He glances towards some , _ bfanOs that hav. dr.wn praise quarteta. bUI decides to from peas tt>em by beCause It's gelling • lata and notoocrywants to sl>oclt tflelr taste buds at IUCII an ungodly hour. And belldeS. hi$ ctosasttriend turned hla flOM up altha stuff the las! time c~ -local &rends ;n the hla eye, but quickly turns tW'Y IMC:eule. tlltho\lob (hey. are cllaaper, ll'a -..non knowledge that all local brenda 118-.e an unrefll)lld taete to"*"· He ltPQie the !rled.and·true light beer. "EW<ybody will Hk• this," he tlll~ka to hlmeelf, c~dl"'l his' lnlulllvenell. "And besides, ll'c 011 ule lhla week," he thinks to himself. .cotnmandlng his keen economic · NIISa. · So, grinning, Huoh b'!)'S the beer and drives bacllto ti'WI party. The ten diehards voraolowly grab the beer and guzzle It down, being..too lntoxlcaled 10 care what they're drlnkl ng at this point And, anyway, · Hugh Is such a eantlble chap-he probably spe11t tile moneY wiM!y. We're drlnklflll beer, a~en't we?'' !hey all simultaneously think to themselves as ll'le glow of another drunk sweeps to Oblivion. 'H. comet_. End 01 elleg<MY. So, did you her that UUAB spent $1~ qn those rnfdstate New York revea, the Todd Hopln Band? A tot ol" money? You bet your sludenhlctlvlly fee Ilia. $1~ would purol!ase the servlcea ofJour or five of Buffalo's flrMSI bands-Eieclroman; Talas; lhe vof",s, the Enemies,.! he Paper Faces. Pauline and the Perlla. the Stains, the Cob<as, Just to name a fe-who wbuld love to strut lhalr stuff In lr0111 of a well-prime crowd under a clear blue#}' with the su11 belli"!~ down. • BUill's unusual for the local ~na to be so Ignored. Nor hs'it surprising that tha cullural glve-alld· take between a large university such as UB and tile aurroun$flng urban comm11nlty Is far, far tess than II should be. Many Unlverslly students never get lhe fhance to experience no\ of tile relgnf"!! cluba-llle S.:lluper House, M<:Van's, the Con\lnenlal, ~lty Ughls, Stege One end th1cle Sam's-lla far outside the acceslble radius or tile campua. Unleas, of course, the music Is b<ougbttq_lhem. · But Ihere are many cluea that Spr1ngfest booking Ia ifl()(dlnately CQnlrollod by Ihe a.<11ralltod pool of SUNY schoola and)laea a maller of local au~onomy. Hence, the Dregs and Dave Mason recently played Fredonia. Hence. tile Todd HObin Band Is playing at Corll~nd·a Springiest. Expediency and economics (SUNY· wide block booking aI Iowa the prefformera to be proc~rad at a redo.ICedrate) do not always ma.ke for the most satisfying musical events. So, I urge all or you to gunJe down what Spr1ngfeat has to oltar, but'l!eeP" In mlnd..tllat you are bein11_ subjected to the "sensible" buying habits or UUAB. But then at least we're ·· drinking beer. aren't we? The South's.doin' it again Thf3 Dregs drop ''Dixie" but still_eat grit~ the somber acoustic timbre Of-"Go For Baroque." He also-composed ~I the tunes In this latest chapter or what the band relent 10 as "electronic chamber music." And he did produce Jhe album. ~nd you'll probably ,... 111m selling Dregs T·shirts aile<' the show. He do8l It all. • VIolinist Allen Staon, a v.taran of the Miami Philharmonic. most often finds hlmMff doUbling Morse's Jaunty melody linea, a Ia hla oounlerpart In tile classic Mahavlshnu Orchestra, JarTy Goodman. Bul he does take out from dullaa to construct a lew flashy soloa"On Ilia own. partloularty In "Cruise Control.ft On ''Go Few Barc)que" lie struts his ciiSIIcal .autt. And thO! rhythm section. Aod Motgenstein rocks the undarMaltl w11r1 hie do<4ble bass drums while oolorlng till,...- -"" delicate braak cymbal washes. Chalk up a lila. In " Crules Control" IIIO.I>fvto/ w.t cN11en0M all the relghing bllssmaatars w1t11 .,.. ru1101ry aoto In llop/stan funk of "Kat Food" In addition 10 bel"!~ a fotca IIKoyghoUI. " _ The ume paolng ~ lor a lletM!MIIe r'IOOrd at so mekea' fewer dOlt momenta In OO!ICart. t1 the .,_.,..,~tea ~h oome eunalllne IJid,<ltllfm l~ the comblfiiiiDn of ONge. liMr, fllnh lime '* o.- ,.._CirUlli _,..lr~ .tle!noon IIOUIII..._.__ -. A. -OaWd Comaloclr �Cimi_ no's not heavenly _ b y Thomu R. Cocola ¥con~lng to fOlklore, ""*• ttNwlft'a gate Ia St P.w will ... -rung 1ot you on J~t Day. VO<J.,. tn a ptiiCaJious poeltlon with two lllemall- the PNrlY ~can be swung open to ..... yoytnto the~ or eternal bllu or yay eel) be · -ldemoMICI to hell. Ironically, II yay .,. condemo>ed, yay will find youraell U CION IO hell u yay can oat allhough YOII .,. -.ntl)' altulled at the gat• of ....,.,. nla.nlnt-ing concept-one dl~writar MlchMI Cimino VIed to bllng to viable - -IISIIgll In • nobM $41 million dollar -'tempt entitled Gale. Clmlno'a H _ .. Gale Ia about the eHecta of maaa inlgrallon t o • JCIIIMort City, Wyoming ~lrca 111110. The dll.. and aubeaquent Ia lntetpreted by ~oclependent H-·• -•-t canran-, moat notably Fiwlk canton (Sam Wttareton). u a thiNt to the control ol their farmland. To comper\aate, the cattlemen choote t o exon«ate and, will> ~ment coneant, hired a • group of marcanartaa Who ,_....., 150 lot eacll Immigrant they killed. Ltd by Nate Ch.mplon (Ctortatopher w~. Who mo¥M like a apaghettl Eastwood withO<Jt tl>ewllialleta), the ,.,.,....,.. '-"'ed • list of 125 men alated lor dtalh. "Scclllla ............ ~ Enl• the good guy. M~l Jamu Avel111 (Kth KrtatolfettOn) heaq about the death threata through an old Hanrard claaamate. WIKiam levine (John Hurt~ The Marshall gathara lhe 1own together at The Heawn'a Gate Roller Skating A(ena and lnfom~a them of the deat h IIIII. The people are stunned, but prap&ltl defense. HHvtn'a Gate ultimately becomeS Michael Cimino's antltheela ol hla earlier: epic, Tilt DHr Hunter. The plot The DHr Hunrer Is essentially Nally 8umppo goea to Ham, as Robert De Nlro takes on the North VIetnamese slnglahande'dly In their own turf. Another running theme In Tilt DHr • H11nter 1a Steven Crane's "sublle brotheft>ood ol man" element IO<Jnd In his short story Tha Open Boer. People arw In a state ol ,_,chaos, yet they aomahow cling together, as II PfOPIIIIed only ol ,._'c by~lp. In Gale, Krtstolferworl Ia no De Nlro figure beeauae. like Hamlet, he Ia marred by P<OCfUtlnatlon. K!l*lferworl'a chW~er · -. Rluable lima trying ~0 _ . . .,.,.,. .. vtlldttta wllh Champion *ausa bot/1 men are dating a P<otllluta, ,EJia (laabelle HUI>I*fl. end Ktlstollaraon • ' - through " the Initial bettie& bet_., the lmmlgranla and mercenariaa, And there Ia no aubtla brotheft>ood In Gale, Juat people going bela«k when confronted with the Imminent threat or death. HH_,., Otualcen • lob Clmlno'a ac:rlptla shabbily written. Whether the Vk:tlm of editing or not, thla sec:cnd ..alon of He•ven·~ Gala (the nrat was one hour longer and Immediately pulled from circulation In Oec:embel) has no " " " ol character ~nt. Krlatolleraon toaf beraty,anything to say, atld the cruelallove relatlonahlp between Krlllofferson and Huppert 1141Wr ex~a anything bUt apparent lust. And everyone knowa that Marahall Dillon waa working over Kilty on the aide. The-nonoplot makes Cimino lock like the apendthllt wearing t he iriormoua _goat horns the crltlca have bestowed on him. Cimino also ehooaea not to develop the relationship between Krtstoflerton and Hurt, bul walt& until he has wasted the llrat part of the movie showing the two buddies going throu~ HalYard graduation and the majestic bell all-ardt. Hurt 11 dlaappolntlogly rec1uoec1 to a drUnken slob who uttara no more than 20 wonll. At least In Tile Deer Hunter John Savages• OYetc!One opening wedding scene wasn't put to waste because Cimino did no1 dlacard Savage .. senselessly as he did with Hurt. Besides a bed plot, Cimino Is the Ylctfm of lousy cinematography by Vllmos Zalgrnond. Heaven'& Gele has many ecenea shot In an ugly, murky backgrouhd. Thera is one acene where Krlstoflerson ettampts to read a paper.'Whlle the camera toons In on the headline, the audience cannot decipher the words because of the pocr shot. Vel , other scenes, like one ol a Wyoming mounllln range, locked like a postcard. One has 10 wonder what happened hare. Zslgmond locka llke,Pr. Jeekyland Mr. Eastman. Ttdlnlcal....,.. The film editing however, i s COflalllently poor. Many - f e c i t out like a cheap ~ optl(a lor a commercial. Thare are no leu than seven blatant fftm Cilia, and one embarraaalng MCIU8fiCt aiiOWtd Hupper:t with the tlgtlt half of her: cle•aga expcjeed. a quldt cut. the lalt IIECMA.- llf H EAr£11.. O A n ! - . . _ . - Krio - - . . . . ,. -........ H__..Q_ _ _ u ... Shell to persecute people with outragecus gasoline prices while they figure out a way to own the sun. The • caUtamen and govemment relallonshlp can be seen as the eatablllhfMitt inlluenclng the Nallonal Guard to go to Ohlocand shoot doWll lhoae rebels at Kent State, 0< tho goyemment and the railroad Industry beating up labor leaders In lhe 1890's; or the government hiring mercenaries to poach " wild animals" like 9ullalos anct ""- co.pM ha<l • " " .. .,..,.,.... ""· but side exposed, another quick cut, and the rtght side again. tt•tooked like something oul ol s.nny HI/I. Such lousy technical errors can reduce any $41 million 111m to 6-Grade. II'• pathetic and di"Ppolnllng. Cimino's Heaven's Gale plot Is potentially more dangerous then his VIetnam one. The cattlemeo and government • as reiallonshlp cculd be today's government allowing corporatiOns like Exxon and seen American Indians to open up "the new lrontler.' Vel, lfeaven 's Gate, While It wants to call these analogies, will always be remembered as a maJor critical film disaster where Mlcllaet Cimino lost contrOl and did not know What to say. Or, rather, he knew what to aay, he almpty didn't know how to say it. He lolled miserably. /Now playing 11 the Amh~t. Eallllfll Hills, and Holiday[. ' �A little "back ---=---"'~ Bob Schooley A nyone WhO's ev&r i nterviewed anyb«<y about enyl/tlng knows that one Important lngredlenr 1 of a suC<»Sslul e•cllange •• preparatron! Anow or research your SUI>/IICI, 118Ye )'Oil' CJUIJ!II)n( ptll/)8 1~ In - -· -,....,,... t()9etllar when the meetmg takes place. f ' discov.red that I wn g !Siftii/O do lhl$ i ntetYrew about two minutes "--ote It happened • •• all&< a 111w btHrs and a Joyous CO(Icert. Full ollun, but with a nrlous Jlde, f walked out ol Squire tfall toward my bicycle. Suddllf'lfy someone grebberl my arm and Sllouf~ " HEY/ Pe•ton· Williamson lntflfYt.w. come on/" As to the speclfl~ ol how and why Ill of tllls came about, I'm not really sure, but ac my daddy atw•r• ..ld, "Never took a gill horse • • :: Ina/de Room 234, performers, roadies and UUAB members set me room agio w/111 radiant amll•• end 1111~ If with /rfUmPhllnl leugMer. A auccasalul ahow. A great night ol music, A sat/tiled crowd. An evening olgood vibes. C..ete your own description: theH lolkt were happy. I strolled Info thlt /ubilent crowd end tried to lmprovl•• rome teaaontb/y fnt-'flflenl que1rton1. II you're lootdrtg lor 1«/oua•reporltr· typa queri es, read flo further . . n.e ~Tonight yOII perfonned a 110ng aboul " my btothef named Jim" who'a retal'lled. wr- you • played It on Tom Snyder'a - hoUr ahow a couple . . - . ~. I 001 .,. lmpreaalon Utatlfl& aong'a ttue . . T- Put.: No. I don't- a retarded bfolher.-Clolllllllolt Ill& tllal p~rch" . Jalk often ari ses because I write many ol mY 60<111• in the first Pf"SOn. As I said .onstage tonight, I saw an advet"llsament on TV trying to elich support !()( the Speci al Olyn\plcs: it wu very nicely~ ••• thOUgh I'd aeon It before, that nigllt I loui'IIUI especially moving . .. ~ mu,st have. because the next mo<nrng I woke up with a good start on tile song, • The Spectrum: You show a de<:ielfld l)referenoe for IQP!cal, social Issue. type lyriCS. What and who have f!ltluenced you? Pbton: fS.iaqelng a book on his ball$lng pate.) All my heroes wiota songs in that vein-Pete Seeger . • • Woodl e Guthrie ••• traditional songs refleCt the 11111 world: people lie. people cry, some get l<llled. The world Isn't all romanoe ar>el coutteay . . . my soogs reftect thai fact. They .aritn't written with any "market" In mlnd, either ..• well, II there 11 a market, ll'a that of my friends. Th41re's no formula you follow, /Cut to Cria Williamson/ llle Spectrum: How do )IOU think the show went? Williamson: It was crreat, just a great ahow. A very respectful audience ... • very responsive. Ah .•. and I loved to hear Tom Paalon: I grew up on him •. . Phil Ochs .. • Dylan. The sound waa a probllll'!l>lhough. Tha-8pactrvm: Any new Olivia releaaes In the near Mure? Wllllameon: Yeah. a chlldten 'a album, . ae a maner of fact. There'll be severr • ol my tuMa and some narration; lt'a eort ol a apace sOmewhere· between Sra• Wa/'8 lind .• •• (an 11nlln'-hed ~· loSt thollgi1t -In the c:ont-~ life-d... lo a Wllal'.--llllel a dlbtte. II lllffl8d 0t11 111M TM T~ ~ 81111-., -ell""· nave f--w«;»RKsTuov sru~EN~-: to do psychological research this summer and next year with the folks were on; Crls' aceompanylst, Jackie Robbins, proved to be the walking TV Guide.) Uh, the album. yeah ••. It'll be out around Chrlstmu lime. ar>el it's for children ol all ages! llle Spectrum: Are you In the midst of touring or was this just ..oneshot deal, like John Hall tomorrow? WOilamson: We're touri'lll, all right . .. tomorrow we're off to Chicago. then Albuquerque, and then Michigan. This i s the t ail end of the tou17 tt>lngs are winding down now. Jhe Spectrum: The press material labels you a feminist. Care to elabolate on that? WDII1mson: WeU. I am a lerolnlat. but I'd much rather be called a humanist . • . that sort of encompasses everything. I'm playing the same music now that. I've always done-songs dealing With human values. The women's movement has aort o! adapted me u a • spokesperson, a voice. That's great, but I don't want to be typecast; I want to be able to play to all the P8C>Pie. II 1 a cull following. 1want them to be able a cull following, 1 want to be able to let me go, too. In order to play t o everyone. (Cut to Jackie Robbins where th~ euphoric teportet d lspleya a degree of dimwtttedneu.J llle Spectrum: Jackie. how long have you been playing acoustic bass7 Rabblna: You mean the thing 1 used a bow on? Noll You play base standing up; when you sit down and play one of ttlose bOg ahlny things. that's called a cello! The Spec:ttum: I apologize /bowing wltlt a IIOUrilh./ flol!blns: That's okayl let'a &eo, I've beef\ playing etnce I was a young gtn • •• about ~hi Of nine. I'm~ now. ·- /She pause~r and looks me In tbe eye. I wlrely "no you're nol'7- Yes I am ••r ar>el I have twq grey hairs up here to prove lt. Now-l'm really 30. l'¥e bee~ playing with Crls now lor about five years ••• We usually tour twice a yur, once In the spring and once In the fall /SomftOne tMntioned noted ri ght• winger, Pfryllls "you~an-tell-il/rt~J<>U~;, women-by·the-way-rhey-wa/k" Schafly, tho obJect of e leN fom Pturton barbs casually toued duriftll hilt show./ Robtllns: She oughtta be shot. Kallly Morial1y: That's right-violence te the answer. Puton: Schafly's despicable. llle Spectrum: Jackie. can I quote you on that? Aobblne: Certainty not .. . I'm not rHIIy violent ••• but lf you print that, I'll . . • y'ever been hit over tha head with one of theSe? [Menanclft11/y brandishes a Pf>psl bottle}. . llle Spactturo; Bu1 t hat's only plastic I Robtllno: Well . • . (Crla Williamson stan a rapping about La Cage AuK Folies, recommending II to one ar>el all as a Iunny movfe·wlth·a-mesaage. She then does har bebopped Imitation of the gay hUSband teaching his "wile" hOW to walk properly. Robbins chimes In that "lh8 lhe&tre'a great, too" to which someone responded Incredulously, "THE GRANADA?!" Robtllna: " Well, when you compare II to some of the othel places · · -'1 Ar>elthe llnal word betongs.to KathY Moriarty: "t really enJoyed myaetl tonight; I had a lot of fun!" So did the rest of the pacl(ed Fillmore .floom-audlence, wortcers. performers .•. and one slightly spiltlcated Interviewer. ~-~ ~~ _Oioo . . _.......... .,....~MILL INN c..- ...--- ..... _ :t · o..a_..._ --.-...-~ -~--~-.llfi;tj~y· �A "Good buzz on" despite the Buzz - - - - - J I Y Bob Schooley ~ EdwerdsiJolln HeiUKen . Hndlay Pla yboya- F/1/more Room-April 2S The ~ance. talent, and plain ol' /Ole de wrwe of the~ - a lat8 start and - • -.ncl ~ <Ming night two of U. lOIII Annual Buffalo FQ!k F•llval. For~ mlnut• NgeJ lana aal.stood and pKed l'lllne outalde the SqWe Hall cal-.ta. Unl-.lty Union ActlviSiee 8oanl (\JUAB) aMOUIIOed lllal Jolin Hall's plane hed been delayed and Ills~~ planned IO< earllw In the -lng, wu julo lhellilllnq performed. With t he conoert sound varytng from not~oo­ bad to honwndoua, many people wondered why the checl( wasn' t dlepeneed wllh altogether. Aft.,. lila audience finally ent.,.ed and found a IIPOt on th8 !100< to squat, planlll Bob Leinbach and Hall walked onstaga. Opening wll h hla old group Otleana' blg hll "Dance Wllh ' Me," the feedback and Inaudible plano-chording visibly bothored Hell. Leinbach's line harmoniH and tasteful solo- which somehow managed to ba heard-and the song's familiarity eamod the duo rousing applause. The Hall tune that Bonnie ~tt fans know wall, "Good Enough," featured his bluasy, lunlcy rhythm gullar. Those who saw Rallt. Hall and a full band perform "Enough" In the tatlt.great Century Theater a 1- years back may have surprised Saturday by how much Ute and ~ just two people could give ft. tn-conc:en aoundcheeks galore cauMd Halt to taiM rarnatl<, bec:kstaQe, " Why dld .... do • cheek bafO<a we went on? We did It and everything was line; then we come out and everything's been changed. I hete to ay this, but (I)UA8) seems Ilks a hand6-on-elQ)Of1~ type class -·only two people really know what they are doing." *" Unsound A new up-baallove song oalled " Star In your $Icy" (from an album to ba released this summer) and the unolllc)al No Nukn thama song "Powar"-teaturlng a surprise appearaneo~ by Jonatllan Edwards, who sang high harmony on the chorus-won the audience over d&Splle tile sound dlllleultles. The evening's first atandlng " 0'' followed. Hall then strapped on his oleotrle gullar,atrummed a,_ chords, and said, ·we had a clean guitar sound - aatller In the day; I don't know where that w,nt to," and proceeded to use the di lly sound to (ull advantage, by playi ng hard gritty blues. The two kicked Into a biting "lOCk Up Your Heatt" and "NO<th Country DrivOf," as roadla toyed with the monitors. A . raunchy, llllj)rCMSed stow blues grind followed, lull ol wild guitar solos, stompln' Jerry Lee Lewis plano I leks. and lyrics about Edwards and nucllata; the crowd loved it, folk or not. Leinbach's slide trombQne In the nextaong, and Hall's frenzied sotofng-stroltiKQ hla sttloga 8CroSS the mike stand, rolling on the floor and playing behind his ba<:k, a Ia Jlmi Hendrtx-brought the crowd to Its feet. Alter a minute or 10 the parformara. who ware having a hall or a gOOd time jamming and smiling, carne back for an encore and blasted ' out ''Tutti Frultl" In all Irs raging glory. Backstage. Hall told The S{>ktrum that all the rocking was unplanned but ~ed like the bast thing to do with the way It was. ·we still had a great lime uP there," said Hall, sweat POUrlngt.o tile floor. Centlffokf After a thankfully short pause, Geneseo/Rochester's The Ken Herd ley Playboys took the JStaga, Originally, they were sclleduled to open for Hall, but he had t o catch a late plane to RhOde Island. so KHP moved up t o the number two slot. The young live-member band had the honor-shared wltn Tom Paxton-of baing tile folkiest band of the Fol k Feat, an Important, fairly widespread complaint. KHP combined "asleep at lhe Whael·lype" western swing with blu~rass reminiscent ol Emmylou Harris' Btu. Kentucky Girl period. The Inexplicably low volume ol the sound system-thanks to UUAB- and the lnconaldefata noisemakers at the t>eck ol the hall made hearing dllfleull Thole who made the eHO<t, though, - • amply rewarded as tile "Can't Hardly Play Boys"-the member's tongue ~n-<:haek nickname-proved just the opposite with their consldeJable chops. Upright bassist Pete McDonald switched to dobro lor a faster, grassier. version o f the Stones' 'Wild Horsea." Vocalist Barbara Walker, who With her high vibrato sounds remarkably similar to country star Jeannie Kendall, shined on a Dan Hicks tune. A mar.>elous Instrumental· featured Pete Schmear's mandolin ancl Ken Hardloy•s guitar trading rapid solos with the musicians swapping mlle·wlde smiles. Banjo picker Matl Loba.u gh rounded out the !Sand. Walker symbolized the enthusiasm ol the Playboys during an Irish-folk llavored piece. As l he boys picked. plucked and strummed their merry way through the Instrumental, 8arba.r8 stOOd al the baclt of the stage bopping and nodding her head In time; Instead of acting bored with hOf matK. she enjoyed them as If she'd nover heard them baforo. Here's hopi ng The Ken Hardley Playbo9s return soon. Maarrwhlle••• A long break commenced. UUAB people scumed across the stage moving microphOnes. adjusting monilor.s and shouting "Chrtek!" Tho approximately 350 folks in allendanee-conslderably smaller than the previous night's sold out show-used the opportunfly to stretch thei r hmbs or talk with tneods. Others, Jookong a little weary. WO<se for the last start, poor sound. and long b<eak. sat quieti'( warllng lor the headliner. Anany the foghts o;mmeo and that tong and winding road b<oughl Jonathan Edwards to the renowned Fillmore ROO<n Stage. where the sound system PA greeted him with a loud 8UZZZZZZZZZZ??ZZJNG n(){ze He tocil<ed at hi s longtime plano player Kenny While, asked " should we just start?" and jumped Into a bouncy piano tune that somehow ttanscanclod the shltly sound and brought tile crowd bacl< to tile. The BUZZ. through some act ol GOd, finally stopped. ' Electric bassist Steve Abdou -"he flew up here from Boston • tOday.•. his arms are a lillie tired" - plugged in. "Hoi\ky Tonk Stardust Cowboy" followed with great vocal acrobaUct from Jon and BOOOOOMING, overpowering bass from tne PA. Thre seemed to be no end to Edwards' patience. though. and the trio quickly struck up a Jesse Colin Youn11 song, followed by the Platters' " Only You" : more exquisite vocals hom Jon and Kenny, and a fine lyrical. acoustic guitar solo. This, the second Fest nlgllt, was noticeably less polllical'lhan opening nlgftt. Hall and Edwards, both anti· r>ukera, peddled the menage softly: Hall with "Power" and Edwards with the Louvln's " The Greet Atomic Power," the IaII Of distinguishes Ira and Charlie as tile llrst No Nuke songsters. Back at the 111nch.•. Jooathan turned up the heat lor a stirring version ol his blggie "SunShine " Audience participation and Whole's two-fisted. warn-bam piano solo highlighted the oldie. The tllirty year old Bostonian thar> did a Iande< ballad (lrom 1976's Rockin' Chait) called " lady" -not the saech&Jine Kenny Rogefs hit-withOUt a mike; as Wl:lite linlde<l the Ivories. Jon stOOd altha e<1ge ot the onlookers and sang his heart out In a movong. conlllnclng dlsi>lay ol vocal power. Allor • r>ew semi·autobloguoplllcal tune. " Sing." Edwards played old lavas " Don't Cry Blue," " Angelina:· and "Shanty." The laller.)umpy. "PYI· a.good·buu-on" ditty had people up shakfn', shommyin' and even dancin'. Edwards laft. but baing honestly anKious to play, he quickly returned • to perlorm the gentle ballad " Emma." Then The Ken Hardley Playboys joined Edwerds' band lor one of those Old givo-praise·to-Jesus gospel t~nes called " Whon tho Roll Is Called Up Yonder (I'll ba TheJe):' 'the Boys all took a solo and everyone sang-one ol the bast moments ol the night. Alone. wltll his guitar, Jonathan Edwards ended the 1981 Bullalo Folk Festival with the poignant "Sometimes." •. everyone forget the l?usy sound. the delays. the tack ol traditional folk music:. and lived happily ever after (at lent for one niQN~ .. ----NERVOUS? SLIDE INTO MA VI JOHN MOONEY and~ Blues Band Fricby.~y I still IO:lOpm Adm. Sl.OO EllEN McllWAINE Op81ina Att: .IOK'l MOONEY Salwtdly, May llld ·l shows! IOpla i Miltnlpt · Adm. Sl50 __ TN WtdN<od i'ldMIIo ss.oo ·,...w. •toeo..t . About the GRE or GMAT or LSAT? 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In What was ~rhllPS a sequence of eflorta to pace oil O'Casey's obscurities and si!TIPflly this play Into a nk:e neat package. director Oerel< Campbell hu extinguished the complexity of O'Cesey's vision ol man anc1 Ilia universe. By costuming the character ol Charlie ~ntham as a fop, the audience Ia denied the ~tl.fmponant lllualon ol seeing hi m as a desirable suitor f01 Mary Boyfa. In not cultivating an " an,mated actor·lype" In Joxer Caley, Richa!d Wasp's ponrayal seemed sloppily and tnadequalety prepared. No hand killing? Mllchell Gossen and Rosemary O'Connell, unfortunately unequal to the roles of Johny end Mary Boyte, ware epparenlly tell to alrllc or swim on their own. Though small roles, their Cllaractera are nevarthele.. complex and deflly drawn. They ....., lOaf In this lrlah Sea: Johnny was sleepy rathM than frantic: Mary was unable fo Intel~ with the othltr characters, whk:h proved fatal to her lov•lnte~est story tina. The fact that Campbell recognized these prOblems is IIYlclenc.cl ~ hla decision to cut almost half of Mary's big scene In Acl 111 with ••·suitor Jerry Devine. and In Ilia pe,...,-se st1181ng of ll8f olh8<' ecene with Jerry In Act I. In that scene, Jerry Devine - r e d to be viOlently wrestling Mary with Intent to MOIMt, ralhef than pathelk:ally anc1 comically trying to ldss r,.; hend. Cifldeed the line, ''\At me klas vour hand, y_.llnle. tiny, while hand!" wu , . _ d e l l - Thut8Ciay night.) By eliminating thMirk:ally cnaltenglng moment•, C.mpbell ellmillet.S muctl ol tile piey'l c:fleqc1er . . well. As Jerry Devine, 8111 Oonta ~red uncomfortable •• the uprlgld 110y-'11o0r ~ In ~Do& At times too glmmloky and ......-lng, Oonta ·~ 1111a ddplayed • _ , . . . - ol - . y Mel oaowlcllon In pan of 1111 aedly ilbbowN._, lllfttl Maly In Act HL Hll -.ctar pefl>apS ..,.._ ._ ~ 1oom the ..Mientap.s cilenlcteo1zallon of Mwy 1o1 11t1a produallon. 111 Ckinla'S elfoota to lnjaet 101M kind oC tlr-.llc . . . . . IIIlO . . - . ,.,_.Jerry llllolttlng Mel 111011117. 1104 winning. u- llftlcwt......, wai st. and she inches her way center stage through a series ot baby-steps. Though possessing a lovely speaking voice, France seemed """" Intent upon droning out 11..- lines in a continuous monotone than in allowing the audlen«"~IO gather some sensa out ol what she was saytng. Audience 1ntereS1 In Mrs. TllnCted • was inadequately cuHivated and we hall to agree with the Boyles that lbe Character was somewhatl1dloulous and unworthy of sympathy. Insufficient The direction of Masle Madigan (Joan Calkin) In Act II was likewise Insufficient. The Challenge of coordinating the corned~ confusion and dranfatlc content of this act was never mel. Mlas Calkin's tasteful approach to the Irish accent was a welcome cllange and one which served to make he~.- unllke ao many others, able to be understoOd. He~ comic style was as uneven as everybOdy el]le's, but her dramatic moments In Act Ill were tastefully executed. lodeed tne cast and director of tilts prOduction seamed much more at home with the heavy drama o f 1\CI Ill than with the se"nllrt)ent and humor of the play's llrat two acts. The strength of Act Ill ls'lneflectual'however. because due to dull, poorly· paced Acts I and II, the audience Is not adequately prepared for Its thematic, dramatic content. Much of this tack of Involvement may be blamed on the unlnleliigableness.of thlt entire cast Ills dllllciJII to attune one's ear to accomOdate an Irish brogue, but !I Is Impossible t o accornOdate poor d(ction and Inadequate projection. The actors should have clipped thelr speech a lillie. Also In preoccupying themselves with the cadence ot the Irish lilt rather than reading the lines for sensa, a majority of lines were lost. This combined with-the uneenllnty with which the humor of this play was approached; made for bad comic timi ng. I • knew the jokes and yet remained unamused. A darkened stage. Throug the dim fixtures of a men's I an Illuminated d001 center s slow, painful and awkward a to his left. He is, cfear1y, not So begins Creeps, an eng. suceeaslully prOduced dram frustrations and brOken drea cerebral patsy; a de'tastali"' po- and eoo<dlnatlon due damage.~ eJ<Iles~ are sllunned by eoctety andworkShop, whe<e they eam 1 blocks-governmental sinec Each VOUtlO man had amt be an artist, another a carPE had his hopes deshed when took Uj)Of\ Its own mlslits. S have become gossipy bathr< Checks and free riot dinners Kiwanis Clubs. F~a"-'nal If these young men were < spared knowledge of the co• situation might at least be I only too aware of what g~ affirms, Creeps Is Indeed a 1 struggling to retain the last wrenclled from their grip. N< are men with adult desires I particularly moving scene n• workshop owner C.rson unv message. A fiery aspiring ar make It on his own when Ca �Studio Arena"s Talley's FoUy: a French minuel --------~--------------PYT~aR.~ ~vow seats are right here," the usherette said to my escort and me. While we - • geltong situated. I heard a noise to the left of me which resembled an idle elec1rlc: cbarnsaw. II was the otd man In front ol us. He was sound asleep. Pethaps this was an omen Yot I gazed at tilt set in front of me: •an old boathouse on the Talley place, a farm near Lebanon, Missouri," I found John Arnone's scenery design to be exquisitely apropos A -ping willow was placed on the left side of the stage and an 04<1 boat rested beneath IL The porch was adorned with flowers. and there was anolhei boat situated In water on the side ol the stage. Roben Darnell as Matt Fttedman came out and informed us that Talltty'a Folly " was like a walt~. t~.:l. 1-2.:1: • But 1uch a description Is Incorrect. Ttl/ey's Folly is more like a French minuel: beautiful. 1lmpte and compasalooate. From the -magnificent set design t o the actrng. the Stucf10 Arena's product ion ol Talley•• Folly was flawless. a Joy to watch. Playwrlghl Landlord Wilson won a Pulitzer Prize last year lor Talley's Folly. He won an Oblc In 1973 lor Hot L Ballimore and his current Broadway release Is the erotically acclaimed Sth of July. Wilson's torte Is clear, crisp dialogues. and Darnell and Cllristine Varanskl (Sally Telley) mainfain a lluid chemistry that • appears to be built upon natural spontaneity. Chirping Crlcl<ets The play Is situated In Lebanon. Missouri. i944. The Warts in lull force, but Matt Fricldnlen. a Jewish accountant from St. Louis via New York, Is reuniting with Sally Talley, a sweet nuflllng aide from a typically hard worki ng, blue collar, middle class. anti·Semetlc town In middle America. The two had a week4ong courtship about a year ago, but complications a.rose when Sally " brought hf!f bearded, Jew1sl1 triend home. " Yet as the play progresses, we realize there are other complications Which h inder their, relallonsh(p-compllcatloos that are nol brougtlt out until the play's dramatic chmax. BE:rs Creeps: intmae droma _ _ _ _ _by Liz Petrin o he gloom, one can just make out broom. In steps a young mil\ vta J8 back. HI$ movements ale -.e shuffles toward the toltet stall <Je us. He 1$, simply, not oormal. 1$1ng and, lor the most part, ., David FreM~W~ about the l ol live men afflicted with otldillon of Impaired muset. early, ott en pre4\ltal. brain a of their abnonnetlty, all live oW (0 - " lfl a seedy ;,, pay folding bolces ot aandlng !S lor the handicapped. ~ns lor something better. one to w, a third a...mter. Each, tn tum, lecled by a 80C:Iety unwilling to led of !heir own emblllon, they ~ cynles dependen1 on welfare oe pet project of Rotary and lvlous to their own condition and tseendlng - . dealt them, the • rable. But they are, p"hetlcatly, ' aroung them. As the program y of Independence, of men. 111ges of a pride slowly being >nly fruatraled on the Job, they I can never be aallalled. In a the end of the play, the ~ngiy comments oo the play's I, Tom Is ready to t. .ve and '" derides hl a nalveiS, asking II he Intends to paint nude women. Tom is stunned, as are the other characters. This sud<A!n blow seems to brutally polnt_out all their deficiencies and I he futility of their posltloo. forever different, torever abnormal, they will always be treated as either pitiful novel lies or unsightly nulsences but never as equals. Too claxterous Though !lie first set seemed to drag a bit, the pertormance was, on the whole; laudallle. Keeping the actors in !be oootorted poaltlona proved the greatest dllfieully. The sheer phyllealllraln of having toes turned In and arrns twisted lOr several hOuri ahowed, often causing a forgetful lapse Into more naturalrniMII'I*!IS. , For example, Sean who portrays Pele, became a bil t oo dexteroua at manipulating his cigarettes and lighter. Particularly line perlonnances Wtl(e given by Ray Wasik as Torn and Bob Toone as·s.m. a feisty young man confi1'18<1 to both a wheelchair and a _,lngly njekel.slzed bladder. While all the actors bring with them ample acting experience, Toone and t?atrtck Cornallus, who portrays Jim In the play, can claim previous experience working with therhandlcapped, an added plus Which deepens their performances considerably. While Ita language certain!)' leaves something to be desired and Its bathroom jokes are almost thlek enough to plug up a well·slzed atnk, CleepJ was a touching drama that did not go unrewarded. In 1971, It woo the Best Canadian Play Award lor playwright Freeman and the New York Drama Critics' Desk Award In 1973. The BuHaiO Entertainment Theatre ls,to be commended on presenting such a powertut, unusual drama allout a group ot numen beings too often hidden from sight, comfortably dlstenced t roll) our dally llle. A trip to see CrOIIps nor unhealthly remi nds us that while some ol us ma,y walk hOlne and leave the Issue of cerebral palsy at the stage door. others cannot. cutten, Tl<E~Of' IIAtniEW ~-~ {The BE thearre Is located at 284 Fren~ lln St.) 'Creeps'a play of 4 is ~ndeed independence, of men struggling ~ retain the last t)etltiges of a priile slowly being wrenched from ~grip. . _ _ _ .. _..,...__Soly f~ p.doiiM ...._. ... - - -.. , _.. ....,... Felior.. - . . Director Lawrence Kornfeld <~ses . - y eapect of Arnone's brilliant set. Dernetl picks et the -ping wlllow,lalts oll,tbe porch steps and puts a hole through lbe old boa!. Frances Aronson's lighting <14!slgn)s outstanding as she dims the set ever so subtly When the night f4!_1s. And Rick Menke's sound design Is highlighted by chirping crickets in the rural open baCkground. But It Is the brilliant acting that highlights the pley. Darnall has an outst anding Yiddish accent which he Is occasiOnally required to use, and although his planned fells give Chevy Chase "" reason to wotry, he -helesa moves casualty around the stage. Christine Beranskl. • ~age native who made her first Buffalo ~ in Studio Alena's forgettable Lady oltha ~~. shines as Salty Talley. Sl>e emplOys a believable Ml " -lem _ , t and Is hllarioiiS wt1en she expose$ her hklde!' drlnlllng and smoking habits to Friedmll\. • • Pleuant ~.._.. Both ectora play well off each other, oompllrnen!lng the other's portrayal. Matt Ia tenlili'fe yet prone to oocaslonal yelling, while Sally yums to ba liberal and inMpendent like Matt. al1hough she Ia retrained by lr*t parental pressuns. When Mat1 ~Is, Sally looQ coyly towardS bef parent' s house (all - by Mila Batanskl on t he lett of the atage, as If hidden by the --'ng willoW tree), and when Selly expresses regret .,_ t heir ~te raletlonlhlp, Matt persistently drills her, as II be 11 trying to diWe that parental Ioree out. • Tane,'a Folly uttlmeiSiy ranks with CWw ol The Starving Cfua aa the best Studio Arena prodtiCtlon of an otherwise mediocre -son. Lawrence Kornfeld, I(ICidentally. directed both pleye, end the three-time Oble winner fared well with.lhls effort, an -.!mltted claparture lOr a men who prefers ·avant-garde or !lncooventional pleye. So, If you go to Talley's Folly, prepare t o be pleauntly entertained. And pleaae don'l tell asleep! You'll really mras something thlttlme. �' f ltmostne waiting out&lde the airport and was whisl<8d to the Hotel de Yanqui SWIIIO$_. I was 110 typical reporter, I was on a sectet mission. US MWspaper& - e filled with reports ol alleged doc:umants, of supposed Russian arms filtering Into El Salvador through Nicaragua. Nobody claimed t o have ectually seen one of the Russlen guns. though, in this war the! his taken 16,000 lives In the last ,..,. atooe. Aod no - 1n Salvador that week "SUSCI8Cted that 1 had learned the reel seem ol the war: newty.feleased American record albums, captured by the guerillas lro<n the right-wing g o - t soldiers, posed the most aerious threat yet to the ri!QSSlW El Salvador a Olngo llolngo (I.M.~ F'""'OIIM (I.R.S.) Wall of Vooiloo (I.R.S) I arrived In S.n S.tvador tate ona night Jf\ February, Juat u the ralna had swept in !rom the sea. Luckily, my atyilsh trel)chcoat protected me !rom the ddvtng t orrent end the warm but pe,.lstent wind. Soon through customs, I halted a glelming black g~. Wflltln the day, I was ~ transported Incognito to a guerilla outpost deep In the mountainous El Salvadorian Interior tor talks wtth the revolutionary leaders. Perhaps most Informative was the following verbatim transcript of a lour-way radio conference I overheard, discussing the performance of the blzzare American weapons the guerillas had r~ently obtained.: ''We have much combat evaluation to carry out. comrades, and little time. Let us begin." "Yvonne, that's a to-Inch, 33 rpm assault disc you're WO<tclng with there, how does it seem to perform?" "Jose, I'm truly happy wltJI the album. The.YenkeN call It Olngo Bolngo, end It's a •ntte number t flrat mat at the annual Harvey lnd Col1<y Assault Show P<-ted by the ""*'leans In Mtarnltate last year. 1 was Impressed with Its exhubMent rapld·llre delivery, and the machine's w61k>lted coordlnetion. Olhgo'a a nina-piece wea~ wlt)lan absurd looking but effective ho(n section ammunition clip. The record Is- almltar too, but Jar more ..-lte and lntereeltrig than thet Cats-(ll()det dlec I'd been f orced to uaa for ao damn tong. And Olngo's demonstrator that night , Danny Ellman, he waa one flaming /ale,peno, let me tell you •.. "Very nice, Yvonne, very nice. And Juan, abOut you, things going alright?" "Jose, t don't know. My now m.Cillne Is a t:t·incll 45 rpm attack planer and works well enough. The Arnerjcans named It FteShtones, and we get along, I guess. Sure, the etbum can torce the r!oht· wing death squads to dance the rhumbe, and they're paaslve white under Fteshtone control. But as aoon as I let off the pressure, they're bed< ln tbelr columos, and Just as vlciof$ and 11181111:lng as - · My Old weapon, Rolling Stones, had the same ellect, but was more effect,.., you know, even lilt wae mucti more tired. Think t could put In for weapons re-aulgnment? " We1t see, Juan, we'll $811. The Americans are. always s-ending new and better toys to be captured and used against l.he gover"'98nt. But let's<hear what Alberto has to .a~. Alberto;? Wllat's that, 'berto, you have radio trouble?" " •. . (garble) tell you Jose, (braelt). . • gave me a hot temate this time. (scrltch).. .It's a short 12·1nch 33 rpm death disc, but It's a warm feeling death (kkarkkussa)•.• By the time the weapon got to me, It'd been through a few (•phuuu)•.• engagements, and some American "adVIsor" I took II from running J&connalssance out In the bush had named It Wall of Voodoo. This disc Is one tough sumbltch, let me tall you ••• " " Sounds like trouble, 'berto. . . ", •• (VZZ1dl~ •• not really, Jose, just took a little getting used to. I'll be the first to admit that sometimes my Voodoo scares hell (crackle)••• even out of me, but you snould see what It does to the en•mr, man (dtrggh~ . . • " ... It's a real au(omar,ld (ll()del, (arttt).•• wlth rhythm )lox driver and beautiful morbid syntllestzer inlays · (ergghh). • • The CJ~anufacturer combined lhe best of the 1979 Ultravox ground-strafing features (phtphtpht).•• wltll some aspects of the llghter caliber discs, Phil. Ochs, S62's..• (whooshshh).•• 11 you're a tolltrant owner, Jose, take II from ,. me. . .Oiuhgi)thls Q&by delivers (lknbiSht); . . " • Following thia exchange, I askad Joaa al1out those Russian arms. "Of couraa, tne Russians are always willing t o help tile oppressed struggling against lmperlallam. But we tell them no, no. theaa lnt ematlonat Record Syndicate,.._.. d1strlbut8d.by 1M "-icana througll A&M Aecorelll ..-e ~ Just much~ l o alfylhlng thay -.ld JlfO'IIde us." "And- arrive~ day. Wew .,,_., gfftn our cars. oevo Uld ciRier Talklng Heade mocleiiNIIIIONY to our C9f'IQOalln Honduras where c:ondlllollf are . . , worse than_.. Have to...new atvfl, you <00111 ~ the know. other=s Jill( """" bidding Mch . I asked the ch molUIIONiry II he . ..J*11ng WM!Ior the .......~ ~ ell?," he Mid. ~.;.tollf-at 11M ~- ... , J'OU"CI lorcact to fight us here, oleatty they COt4!d • . . . - ·- weepons least of . • ~ ~ ..... ...t.~IMI• -R. Gl/batf �©prodigal sun!~ On the bus for Adam and the Ants -I ~ _ _ _ _ _D awld - A. Comstock AcNm and the Ante- Toronto's Map/a Laat Ballroom-April 17 On the bus. In Ken Kasey's gonzo journal, The Electric Kooi-A/d Acid Test, the phrase meant literally riding on t he converted school bus tl\at transported tho psychedellclzed Merry Ptankllera f rom one stage of thelr ongoing "shock theater" to the nut. MetaphOrically, II was a dare, a verbal oath to the rigorous demands of the cultural storm troopera lo the 1960s: If you're fnvolwed, you're on the b.w, if you're not. ll'a a long walk through the straight life. So there we are, on the bus-the eharte~ed Greyhound bus-munelllng on chk:l<an wings and potato chips and sipping Blldwelsera. Yes, we are winging our way t o Toronto to catch England's llltst highly-touted musical alq)Ort, Adam and the Ants. And u the Greyhound hugs lhe nanow strip between the sunset (strained through Hamilton, Ontario's Industrial pollution) to the left and the tranquil western shore of Lake Ontario to the right, I contemplate the Implications of being on the bua for a · band Immersed In plrata.:um·lndltlleum.ant mythology. The "Antmusle lor Sexpaople' T·ahlrts and buflons dls111buted b)' the promo man from Epic ~ _....ho footed the S1500 In ell lhe excu,..lon-only serve to agnlfy the vicariousness ot thfs asptri11Q Ant colony. Ant~clpallon Is high lor this tour, the Ants' Initial Invasion ot the Americas-the 1100-upacity Maple Leaf Ballroom Is sold-out much In advance. One Ant-bedecked young lady -the characteristic "pache warpalnt while atrtpe across the bridge ol her nose-walks up and dowp tile long line outalde the Ballroom offering to buy anyone'$ spare ticket for S50. "I know people who would kill to see ,Adam and the Ants," claims Gary Storm, WZJfi.FM's fate n1ght radio personality who Is on the bus end who has always been on the bus. The aeene Is rather electric. Alita at a picnic The atmosphere Inside the MaPle Leaf Ia bet! Char.cterlled as tranaltlonaL The ph~l environs are · dripping with dlteo -ldue: co4ored seq~~e~~Hal lnean<leecent bulbe, multi- hued pollee " cherry tops" and the obllgalory mirror balls. The crowd i s split belween lhe lealher earrings, sculplured colllures and fluorescent eye Shadow of the glitter kids, and the hairless pales and black motorcycle leathers of the nouveau punks. One wan young girl has her red h air shaved lnl o a Mohawk. excitement, bu1 there Is one lhl ng wrong: the sound absolulely grales. The dlssonam vocal harmonies are unmercifully burled In cranium· splitting volume. The next couple of tunes - " Feed Me 10 the Lions" and l he rock and roll llawhlde of "Los Rancheros" follow In similar anllcllmacllc movement (some say hype) sired b)' Adam- gives gOod r.._, to " unl)lug the julcebox" and " try another ltavour-•anfmuaic'," ~ 'The apolitical Ants are not so much nihilistic as ti$Cip1St; kind of caught between lhe cartoon world of Klss and tho heroic tales of f~lflhoe. Adam-a former graphic cleargn arflat-has created a "fanlasy island" of fashion, slogans and poses. The closest the Ants get to an Ideology Is during the first encore, " Kings o f the Wild Rontler"; "I feel beneath the white/there is a red .Skin su/1eringllrom centuries of taming." Antmulie Is transitional. AI times. the rumb41ng tom-toms and unison vocals are pure Gary Glltt.,, while Adam's slinky androgeny-most notably the striptease during the dirge-like second.eneore " Physical (You're So)"- racalls glitter.,• David Bowie. Allhough the llnts have been around since t9n- the height of the Britrsh ponk movement - and Pirroni·s distorted guotar allack Is decidedly punk-derived, the dlslance between them and the punks Is dramatic as demonstrated by the widely-circulated pro;no pholo showi ng Adam signing atllographs lor Princess Margaret, young Lord Nicholas and the chlldren of Lady Ann Tennanl. (Ironically, the 1100 musical soui~ MransltJon hopped enthuslutlcally 10 the Sex Pistols' purposefully non-<egal "God Save the,Oueen" whlkl waltlog fO< lhe ants onvaslon.l sho"' ....... ~fWfll rNAntl·~ ffOOaw~~at~.riMIIHM Everybody lrylng to board the "bus" and not knowing where It's parked. With the "scene" sorting llsell oul. the throng U l tras In-In like sardines, thai Is-for some music. And the ba"f 81UI\tll'$ on-stage l~e _ •._ary nln•tD:fiVflfS from Disneyland's "Pirate World." Adam-flowing lo saahes and gllled plrale waist coat and warpalnt-temporarlly dlspells the languor with ON skill lui leap and a toothy snear. The twin drum attack of lefty Mwrlcl< and right-handed Terry Lee Mlall fluh Into the 1om-tom fetWlf of "DoG e.t Dog'' as Marco • Pirronl, the blolled awuhbuckler and loaner guitarist with Souxsle and the Ban"-, slrlk• the tune's familiar rttVefberated and lremoloed chords. Fafl)lllarlty breads a ripple of fashion. And II looks like lhe Greyhound Is the bus to be on loni ght; enough ol this glorllled masquer1da ball. Al!t.....,ld .L - Bul banlat Ko'"' Moonoy suddenly snaps the drstnlot"esled to attention wlfh some slrlng·popplng funk lo kick off the anlhemlc " Don'l Be Square Be There" wllh lis signature " Antmuslc lor sexpeopleJSexmuslc lor anlpeol)le" chorus. Adam's whi ni ng .-ocals and Pirronl'a bludgeoning guitar licks slmll•rty energize " Press Dllrllngs" and the " Blaekloot-PawneeCMyenne.Qow-Apaehe-Alapcho" chant of " The Human Beings." The single " Antmuslc" -yet another advertisement lor this pu22llng Hlghert? With a confused mind. ears a-ringi ng, sweat dripping, and feeling a "shade too whlla"(b)' Adam's definition), I trudge back to the GreyhOund. "Whad'ya think?," asks the young woman writer from Syracuse's National Rag n I sink int o the comfy seal. I rnanago • confused look as she lllls In her own blanks, " I think they're fun. no! 'high art,' bul fun." Wllhl n mlnures the Greyhound Is parked In front or the posh Patk Prua Hotel Adom and band are staying. We are Informed by the Eptc man that the band Is to come aboard our bus lor some handshoklng and aU1ograph$. As I stare out the tinted window at the birch t r - strung with white Cbrlstmas tree llg!lts, Adam steps onto the bus. 0. fs thai on the bu& ? Pus the Budwatser, please. .. NEW RELEASE ALBUMSl--, \,1011 , ,_, . . ~ ..., ..,.... I Una" • -e ___,., _ ___ _,.._ c---.. ACL Self Storage Commuter Aff~lrs Breakfast Ceater 2:8SS .....,. ,............. ...... 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J & L Slim & 1'rlm Stadlo !Locatatl Ia u..~ o1 P&lar'• Ha.~r ... .wo.., 1583 M aln • 836-7277 i ~ J - �. ~ {~proc_)igal ..sun literati Ronnie's back in town .f f I Interview by Gerald Gardner, the lamed humorist, and aut nor of the wno·~·ln-cha~t~•helli-Serles. Gardner's Idea Ia as simple as It Is efleclful and .hilarious: The author asks "t:tlons and has Ronnie answer by a lael" e pression or gesture captured In a snapshot. tw exaf1\Pies: Question: You haw t>een lntolaretlt of other sexual //fa .ry~s. and eJ(»C/ally critical of IM gay community. But perllaps you are "'"'f'Y lgnor~~nt of tMir waya. For exemple, do you lrno~ how hofDo:saxuala ma/re tow? , The picture tiiOWS the Presklanl with a llnge< In his The Actor-A fltlotogRphlc Interview with Ronald Reagan-by ·Gerard Gardner, 124 pages, PocketBooks,~, f.a95 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,.y Kriatlan Lutza ~ Sal lOcal Absurdity as World Politics? Let's talk about the President. Since all major news agencies say he is recovertng rapidly and already displays 'Such pr8$ldenllal skills walking the lawn of I he While House with hi s usual ptOiesslonallsm. we can maybe talk abOut htm agalfl wtlhoul that phony empllatlc tremor In our ! f t ..,, OUest/on: Your most loyal ad>rocate lit your wile Haney. ~ . .ys you haw a// the nacesaary qualll~• to be a truly graal President, what doe~ $ha fHf fa IM bell 1/tlng al:lout you? The picture shows Nancy signaling with her hands .- lhe!trlgth,ol an unidentified object. ~tis al:lout12 lnthh long- I don't believe thai.) Gardner el(plaines his approac;/1 to Reagan In his ___. lnlroductlon: "The wonder1ul )hlng about being an . actor Ia that you can use your talent In so many ways. For example, tha actor who Is the subject of tflls bOO"' has used his talenl to beCOme President of the United States." VOIC$$. .411 that's bolhering him now are the ~te COMeQuences of a ridlilg ad:iclant, which means the Californian cowt.oy fell ofl a horse In his earty Question; • You will be meeting with heads of states from countries all ·' over the world. How will you begin these meetings? manhood. • · What a comedown. After w - ot C<OCodllt taara and Ronnie's Jelly beans as major new1tems, r after weeks of pious alienee from the liberal ranka, we have him baCk r\ow, thank God or the ~ret Service, In good1laalth., as a prime target lor ou~ . "subveratve''and"So...C controlled" ba6 mouthing. • Ron11le, le oowboy, ae the French nicknamed 111m devotedly, was damned luck)', Not only did he survive, but also his Kamnuu:e-eoonomlcs. his bUdget cuts which favor hie big bUsiness cronies, , his John Wayne-style foreign policy and what have you, are conveniently forgotten. He has gained ground In the polls, lh088 magical 'e xpressions of ' the people's will, resurrected as the Invincible ~one Ranger ot capitalism. But today we want to talk al:lout Ronald Reagan, "The Actor," as he Is presented In a photographic . Facial axPf"Niont Now, mind you. that Is a quote. I disagree with such blasphemies and want to u88 lhls maybe last opporlunlty, before I leave this blessed Country, to express-my deepest respect and admiration lot'thls truly extraordlliwY man. I Who else, bul Aonald Reagan, would heve the - eonl:lruld • ,aot 20- Death _Mechaniq.: Real.ities of rape Hutter's psychoanalytic view nie Deeth victims. and perhaps the baseball cap Is u88d to protect his head. Mechanic, by A. D. Hutter, 114 pages, IMw American library, Paper. $1.115. U...tock - - - - - - - - byl'homaa R. Cocola Allhougt>orlglneUy released In September of 1880, A.D. Hutter's flfa1 now!. Tlr• Death Mechamc, will soon draw majOr critical and public auentlon. The book has bean bougMi lor motion plc1ure production by Irving S. While Productions 4/ld a New American Ubrary's public relations spok~ told The Spectrum recently tha'l '"11>8 book Is now out In soft cover." And if any papart)ack deslll\'88 the hoopla • 11enera.ted by a major motion picture proJect It Is The Oealh Mechanic_ HU1ter employe a crisp writing style. and uses The Death Mechanic as a metaphor to explore psycho analytical theories while dealing with the concrete reai~Jies of rape. Hutter's atory Is situated In late 1960s Berl<eley. Two students. Keith Clarl< and Aliaon Collins, 11ave an affair. but Alison's life ls threatened when aha Is altacked In Keith's garjlge by a rapist who has jllready murdered several ooeda. The rapist Ia a sexually frustrated 11)8Chanlc, Henry Yates, called "slugger" -by his workmates becauae he ~~tears • a baaebali cap. • . Hutier explores Yates' cnaracter and oilers lhe following psycho-analytical explanation l or ~Is violent natura: His rHI problem was /ull ~.,nlng to dftt With his own disappointment. llfllh • """of baing /ust enother chore for her (Ills - - . , with hflf 8llfl#lr. Greduel/y. In school end wltlt hla friend• etwJ llnelty, even In dalllng """"hie M da!l/8lopad his own peaaiYfty, very IIIla her blUer comp/la,_ with lblnga ~ (hlaiMfhatl uaedlO __,.,._end , ..ra. IB/ng 1114:_-..,'-0t ........ ol tt. ~ l'ltat paniculal pain lett _ , good 19 · ,.,, .• ~-thapalllwatoo ,.,.,.. he -~~~ Nit ""' 10 ~op it. _,Iter. ..... tiuUer also explains the frustrations of rape as Alison and Keith realize that Yates will strikE again. Keith, • criminology major, conducts his own investigations and linda fallen halr samples ol the auacker In his garage. But Ketth It .pffmartly busy with dispersing Alison to various friend's houses lor ptOtectlon 8f1d , chaalng empty leada. • Alison auflera greater psychological tension. Consider the conversation Keith has with a policeman at her preaence: IK-'th to policeman): Willi about the bruiUs on Alison's neck? What about ber finger? (Ppllceman): Her finger wu sprain«!. •. when aha Iell. And. as for the bite marl(s. do you mind me ult/ng you a persona/ quell/on, Mr. Clark? .,Yea... " Well, /'1/u/r It anyway. What kind of a lover era you? Are you tender? VIolent? Do you ever bite a woman in the heal ofpe.,lon'b .. Sire, nNII'Irt would get themselves chewed right ou1 of court." He /aug/led at h/s bad Joke. .• 1'.1/aon felt rrrange. //Ita e piece of IIWJstock.•• 9"'" ~ One hcpes that the motlon picture Industry will handle lhla project In the same sense Slid Timing: A $atltue/ Ob-Ion was handled. In ol'* ~t. tha background ShoUld ba kepi rnurt&y eo tile ~neiYllcal.aspects can be kept Ill -'"d. flalllbacka wou4d alao hetp. It oan be an 1nt-Ung 111m. AccaptJng the ooulll« cultUI'8' aattlng and Keith's criminology rnajot !lhollld be done glftgar1y bacauae To Kill A lllor:¥1ngbllrl-.!d h - bean .,. lnelfactlve book 1111 . . . not located In the South and Attloua Flncll was not a iawWW• Glta.flopaa tha NUiclg WIU not be eaploiMIII bacauaa euch a OOUid rvln tile film. ' 1.. Unfortunetaty, rape la~t Tile \ --~y fl,....~ .... ... werh lll«<llanle • o"-- I ............ II, Ia no~ 1ft a P"¥dDIIIrCIIIOII<....~illlflllllaM~~~ ~~ """ ·..----~----..---~ ~ ODX$5p'. l tt~ :cl* payc~~o- ~-~- ...- 359 Somaville Ave.•. Tonawandi;~.Y. · ~~-"' .1. T ~-..-.....•"-"'• :aoixsTU T-SHIRTS -· ··- ... cr1lne. •. .IIIQIIitl,..nould not' · t -· SMO~Q ~ SMJFF ACC&S£.~5-·- . Off All • S.ftoldiii mr.iiiil1~a~~~. T.Sblrb I With fUdPO!I rJ . · il ··-*-··· .,. ~ ~ ---~--~ a!!!in ____._ __ ~ �©prodigal sun!·~ by One Dumlttu llle small eiCire-suDulban town ol Clarence Centerbeda down lor a Friday night. Slara. millions or ·em Slll"kle away ai>O'<Ie the surrounding larmlancls. Near the center of the town Is a amall storefront-type building that hou~ an Insurance eompall)l. and as we make our way In 'the pitch blac'k dall<oess towards the rear of the lot. we hear the faintest strains of walling guitars and • pounding baas squ~tlng out Into the night. The sounds coming ~ from a big barn·llke structure that Is home lor Mark Custom "e) Recorda' 16-lriCk f1!()0rdlng studio. Two doors 'o pen on· a little entrance hall when you first go ln. They're not labaled as to which Is the studio and Which the control booth so we waited quietly until the music stopped to ~ pick a door. We walked Into the control booth In lime t o catch the 1111 20 to 30 minutes of a mlx.Qown session engineered by Dave Balanea, one or the few professional freelance engineers In thearee. Balanca, aside from playing a gullar track on the reco<ding In progress, Is trying to banclage up the overall sound of the tape. He explain• tllat he didn't engineer the previous sessions on the IIP8 and has convinced !he tune's creatot, Gary Razz. thai he might be able to touch It up a bit. What I hear Is a clesn, full·bodled sOund coming from !he studio monitors,,plenty of mid and low range ••This Is something I've miue<l In moa1 studio recotdlngs thai I've heard over lhe courae of this Hfies, e aound that is full and clear In an frequency rsnges. Over the next few hours of talking wllh Dave Balanca I became aware of one factor that could make all the difference In t he world to the success of a recordi ng project-the person bahlnd the board. @ @~ L?' a.. .. flafllng "I can tell by tho bass drum sound," says Balanea, explaining thai each of the area's freelance engineers has a "sound" particular to him alone. "It's (the engineering of lhe seulon) the main t hing; It ca~ make or b<ea~ a recordi ng. " II wlll end up costing you mote to' hire a professional freelancer-lhe average rate. according to Batanca. Is around S20 an hOur In this IIU. Add to this $50 per hour studio rental and you're runni ng up quite a tab. But engineers, as well as moat studios, wlll usually make some kind of deal based on 1M number of hours you plan to spend In the studio, and Balanca made some good argumenls In defense of the extra expenditure One of the main points working In lava< of the freelance Mgineer as opposed 10 a stall engineer is the difference In the pressure they work under. A lreeiancer is usually "beller than the normal s tall engineer- In terms of atlltude," Batanca said. "II a stall engineer messes up a session he's still gol his job." A lreelance operator on the other hand, Is under pressure to make every session bellor than t he last, he liVes I rom session to session, not w• l y pay -cheek to pay chet~. He actually depends on his reputation tor a liVIng: One point In favor of the staffer Is that he alre5dy knows his equipment and his room; he Is at home behind his board. BaJanca'a response to this was that good froetancers have wavs of becoming familiar. w1th a studio and Its equipment FO<· Instance, he will take an album that he Is very familiar with, In :-...'V @ ~~ ~ ~\: • terms or sound quality and frequency setllnga, l nlo a at range studio 10 see how that studio's monllor system compares with oilier systems. In this way he can " set the room up" in a hlahlon . !hat Is comfort_able to him and eliminate any problems that might be uni que 10 thai studio before lhe seulon begins. If he Is familiar with the room, said Balanca. " A good engineer should be able to vl~ally set-up, without even turning on the speakers." This, he added, Ia especially !rue If the engv- Is at all acquainted wilh the arti st's matetlat. Thlslasl point- familiarity with the artist's material- led Baianca. talki ng like a test pilot about a perfect flying machine that never has to land, Into an explan~Uon ol lhe freelance engineer's dream. 1 T~e dream Is or being employed by • band or artist I hat ts undt~t contract and being funded by a national- or at least very wealthy-record company. In a slluation like that, an engineer who has gained an artist's trus.t and respect can e•perlment with recording and mixing technlques that, In othef situations. may be allfled by time restrlctlons. The dream was appar11e1tty a rea.llty In the maklrog of Steely O.n'a last aiDum, Gaucho. In a wistful manner IIAianea told of how they (StMJy Dan's eng!Mming people) had tried ~ bass drums befote they s4111ed 011 the "rrght" sound. They had bought a year's worth of studio tlme, completely ta1<1119 owec.J/>8 studio to the ••elusion or ~ else; "they could afford that kind or . time," Balanca said. In reference to a freelancer's ability to masler the controls of unfamiliar studios, Balanca commenled that when he had visited the studio al which Gaucho was recorded, he had not been overly Impressed wllh the room's basics. Whal did Impress him was lho way In which the shorlcomlngs or the sludlo had been • acco111modated. This bolls down to lhe ablllly of a professional engineer to selup any studio to suit specltlc ne&Gs. Back In Buffalo, Balance compares the studios In the area to , those of the " b lo reco<dl ng clUes." " ll's (Buffalo's studios) always lacked a:tty kind of logelllerness, from the freelance onglneot's point or •lew," he said, contending I hat the sounds coming oul of Buffalo could be greatly rmproved II a more cooperative spirit was shared by all the area's studios. " All the s.tudiOS shoul(j get logelhor. IO widen lhe (l<nowledge) expansion range," he assessed As an example of the kind of compelfllon lhltl goes on rn lf'Mt area's reea<ding world he eJ(I)Ialned how common It Is fO< a studiO 10 oblain a new piece or high-technology equrprnent. ond Instead of jus! calllng u p one or I he othef studios i n I own rn order to pick up some pointers on how to use II. I hey have 10 go lhrough the parnslaking. of1en cosily. process of becoming aequainl ed with the equipment by trial and error This ttind ol competition lends. accordrng lo Balanca. 10 limit Bullalo' s recording scene. " That's how lhe big recording !owns did It," he said, explaini ng !hal cooperalion can influence & city's musical recording prog~ II you're going 10 be recording and are considering u sing a freelance engineer I om this area, II would be advisable 10 llslen 10 as many tocat rec rdings in your " bag" as possible. Find oul who engineered I he ones you like the sound of and talk to h im aboul your project 11 very well could 1um ou1 10 be one of the besl investments you'll make In your musi c. Engineering a choice: Freelancer or staffer Above the llwary Aeetaurint ~8aleJA Ye. · MondaY.. - Recession Rock & Roll 25 cent drafts THE HOME oF NEW . . 50 cent drinks Till Midnight! .. WAVE FRI MAY 1st VVednesdav. & Saturda~ ladies Ni~ht Ladies: $3.95 keeps yls"ur drink glass ful al night, then you keep the gtassl • MJxed Drinks Draft 2 "0" THE PRICE OF , un m1dnate soc Screws & Marys 75c fridaY. F.A.C. An FridaJ A f t - ClUb you can dr~. al afternoon long! Women: $3.00 Men: $4.00 l t J ;: f 2 3 .. ii ~ f �- ..,.,.,... li©prodigal ~un 'l 1 Back in town . -.- -·--~l 11181 ~to l m p l - an -.omlcal ptogram ._,.,., a~ly felled In Great &ltaln? Is excellent aaUre, funny and Intelligent (a rare combination ir!lhls COUnlt)l).ll ls an absolute must for all harckOfe Ronald Reaga~lens, SOCh as myself. And with 'the-money you clue.to Ronnie's gene<o6s clfshlng out or taJHJ.oney you ellould be able to a fiord llie $2.95 they charge you to get' this priceless cl<l<:u"-l of contemporary potltlcs. . Bol....,.lca call etubllom, l "'• I**dllplaya lnteiQgence. Aa lor the-· .,.dlange i ~ IOOIIe '""" tile ~llleld ~ • It might !Ills I think 811 - ' n g atrengt~of Chalecter and of al(w I ha.,.. - him with Doris 0.,. Ill"" ....,_ In I'M Wiflnlng THm, I .m ~n~~y -.wnoecs of 111e out~Undk~Q ecttt!Q abilities. - 1bla uw.. feclal ..,....,.,... ~ ~ . . lilt lllmll mlglll be~ ltrn1ted ... bul n II llllghly .tfectful. To ~I** to tile book b)' Gerald ~ It f ,_...of , "'"""' old ...... II, howe¥er, this seems too expensl.. to you IOf a mere aatltk:ai11Ublle&ti0<1, just keep reading your dally newspaper and paitlclpate In a aalire larger than any author cOIIld have ever envisioned II, Follow closely the evenls that easily surpass those described In the book and film S.lng Thent. ReliSh these !bur yeara In Which satirical absurdity and world polltlca have become one lo the lig_ure ol a funny old man whb ~s to be the President. Watch I• order to tell your grandchlldtan the stories and &MCdole$ which will make Mr. Smith Goes To Wuhlnglon seem a neoreallst film. Go afid sealhe remJkf or TM Killers stamng Ronald Reagan and his classlcaJ line: "We need a professional lor this Job:' We sure do. he couldn'l disappoint the lolks thai made l\lm what he is today. Act ually, I was still gulping down scotch In tbe eleganl • Shea's lobby wl\er1 the quartet nucleus began t>u;zzlng, like a myriad of hummingbirds to the Latin pulse of "l'Wt Consuelo," lrom lhe new Taranfel/a album, My attaqtlon was lnslllntly----drawn to I he sjorgeous percussion, which was mostly corning • I from one man I "The drummer was playing like a verllable army, produclog raltllng, whispering. jungle sounds that had all the vllality of a monsoon night In lhe Amazon rain forest I started wondetlng •'who Is this guy?" aM was answered tight alter the luna by Mangione: " ll's a pleasure to be playing wllh t~ world's greatest drummer- Steve Gadd." II'S hard to llsle!l to contemporary music wlthoul this guy's name cropping up Incessantly, but 11 was qulle a lreat to see him In person. ____ --""-Oft y---............ . _. . , ·-··-·. ~ .......... Good .clean fun Mangione's big band warms Shea's Ctouck M anglone-Shea 's Bufla/o-Apr/124 My lmpr8$slons of Chucl< Mangione had developed Into..• dichotomy over the yeare. I can remembetm41C!ng love to " Feels So Good" alid marveling at how well lhe music, the title and lhe feeling were unlled. Tfils klea evofYedJnto a revelation abOUI Western New York Jazz. "The music Is honest. no prelentlons, no social slatements,Just good clean fun. ll's POPI>Y and shimmery, ll~e a good snort of Bolivian llake. and • will neve< leave you gelling melancholy ove< y6ur beer. With all' the depressing aspects thai are 'p art of modem life In Buffalo, a genuine smile Is Juatlflcatlon In Itself. • • The other aide of the dlcholomy developed 11om t,langlone's tremendous success with lhls music. Roclleat81's most luminous son made It big In lhal claveo of lunallca and laki<S: Lot Angeles. Suddenly, his music and'lace were everyv;here, on thll,.radlo (23 limes a daY), In the movies. and on ABC's Wide World ol Sporta. I fell disconcerted QOing lo hear songs that havo become standard Sunday atternoon 1V fare. The questino oecam4, "Can lhls man put on an honest shoW?" Wei, I guess I shouldn't have had lrepl datlons; anyplace within a 150 mile radius of Rochester Is home for Mangione and Pupil Gadd Is Chuck Ma~llloe's mosl Illustrious pupil f rom the Eastman School of Music, so their reunion on stage was a celebrallon. Mangione lnl roduced, appropriately, a pi ece he had wrinen lor Gadd's graduation recllal j:alled " 11th Commandment." This blg band e~travaganza featured not one, bul three fiery drum solos. All 1 could say was " wow." In addition t o Mangione l~d Gadd, lhe heart of the band was composed of three polished Wast Coast musicians: Multi-horn man Chris Vadala, bassist Charles Meeks, and Grant GeiS$111an on guitars. This combo was the l ocal point or the proceedings, but Mangione also brOUght his trombone and flute sections • wi th him. A surprise was t he familiar lace or local artist Bobby Militello slUing unoblruslvely In the beck ol the flutes. The festive atmosphere ol the event was exemplified by the band's continual giggling and gullawlng between pieces. Pretty soon the crowd was chyekllng along with I hem; the contagious hllanty !;BUsed- delays In the proceedings but nobody seemed lo mlnllll. • Don Pollet, another local musician, popped In to prove that lhl s was a real party. He came on lo sing " Children or S~hez," which was IOIIowed by a hiQh·splrlled Instrumental of the song. This was rendered with a kind of all-out enetgy that threatened t o blow lhe roof olllhe place. Complementing ttols musical explosion, Mloglor>e and Potier did a soft, &weet duel o f " Feels So Good." Mangione, always the clown, then said goodnight while lhe ba'}d fooled around wllh lhe Tarantella and brOIIght out What I assume waa hit lamlly to do a nttle dancing. One encor• and It was all ooer, but I thlnk 1 can salely. say thai . ewcyone lelt a lillie bll w""*than they walked ln. Chuck Mangione Is an 'accornpllalled hom man, but hi s talent n an arranger and composer f er allrpaaa his playing ability: His per1ectlcll>lst sense also dtl..s him to seek out the very best t alent St..,. <Medel, his prodigy, was the stas petlormer of lhe show. Togethef', they - • Urlumph of honest talent . outshining mass media hypo. -Rol~nd Dixie ..... The Ultimate Game Room GAMES FROM .ARCADE ADVENTURE. ;,. tr&inifta TO t i - on com. plea ...... 12dMin., IJIUif hr., or ~ur (l.ldMi... No estra dNrp for hlf01t~'ret' pmes. 26 Main Skeet · l block• we.t ol &lft-8666 13Ut=t=.4.L()J NI:W~.IT ~ITI:JJ>()T IN THE THE~TRE DISTRICT NEW _,.AVE LIVE WITH: I MA~1 1 ~~~~r:i€MI€S ~ SAT._M4,_, ~ \~~ VOOR~ ~ THE SCENICS -~ 7 -------------------------- -- ------------- FOR ntf LADI!6 71c MIXED DRINKS,ALL WEEKEND!! lOr: CHICKEN WI~S - 2 DRAFTS FOR 75c �On. NO '.un<G 012. 100 lfNClt<O Ol:a. OH$UWAII: 0 1.. kOCifOo.M --a-c-. -·r-CUIII O tt. ur ~~ro~STIAIDI Pulling over to the side; saga of the traffic ticket by J olla M.Uttle Sp«t""" SIII/I H'rltrr Scrvm T ...o Public Safdy ofr~Ctt~ and a Oroup Lcpl allorn<y oold both sides of lhe traffiC licl<d aory Mondll)', spukin& in a 5<min&r desianed 10 inform Sludenl$ or vehidc: and lraffic ...... TO!Iics co-..!lndudcd II*' Audenu mua follow al sc:hool. eNect>lhal ticl;eu haw on insuranct raoes. and Audenl'> lcpl ri&hu. Public Safny lklnmanl Jim Unit. (who b it> eh~· or lrafrK IU'Id partinaal UB)Aid lhll PublicSafnylono< OUIIOaiWSI-Idioncuh linK, bullo "prccect life and properly." Aa:ordlna 10 Utile, .. ,....,.(UBI a ci1y or a minbnum ..,..,.. of lO.OOO." Ht 1h11 there had to lx IICCZSSIO baildiQpand fth somony people lithe Unhtnlly,lberebad 10 lx lrlfrlc nob olso. When the saniftar lxame an Ol)tll forum Unit wa. queslioned abou1 the ....er..d par1tq arus on campus. "There is con...,lon on 1be Main Slret~ CalllPIIS and M're tryin& 10 alle'o·lll< tbe>e problems ...;oh carpoolifta.•' ht answered. Stuclmt> 'Who &re eonlldcrin& patkin& in a h111dicapp<d parkin& Wtl( slloold beware. Public Safny orr.... JOS<Ph McKinnon t>plalned there u a biahn r... of SJ2 for this lypt of violaoion "'aoed Public Safdy does not w..... ..._. ...... .... ......,_. • ..,...... .......,. ... ....._a. .. ..., ....... General Commencement schedule All dqrce ca.ncUda1c:s who havt rqistrm:f and dulillf'lhc t'Cfrmony in the M:ain F\hlbh H;all. plan to p&rlitipooe in UB's I)Sih Ccncr•t Farnily and frim~.h. art' ln,il('(t lo ~Hcnd lhc Commmccrne:ru aJ tbe Buffalo Con~ntion C"miC'I'. tU't'riwo. llKTc art' no aucndancc limitations.. May 17 at 4 p.m.• 'Aill march in the Pfoa:"Utonal in TteL.r~' an: n01 f'C"Q.UJrt'd. appropriate acadftnic cosaumc. Capo 10><1 aown' \hould lx pkLtd up all be Squire candid21es ohoold auembk in oh< Banqu« Hall Bool.storc no lottr ohon May II · IS. R<n1cd Room inside ohc FranLiin Strm l'lllratl<'t' of ohe ('O\.IUI1~ l rt 10 bt rC1urnt'd inuucdtatcly foUo-..in~ Con>'tlllion Cmoo at l:JO p.m . F1<uhy ~br<hol, lhc ..::cranof\)' 10 the- Banquet Roon1 robin& area. wiU be available 10 ass.isl in 1hr formation or ahc In adduion 10 lht ~'IJllbk on•...rfC"<"' f'Vkin, io academic pcocuVon. Oqtcc sips .;u dirm the virinNr C"tf lhc Cot"muNJ Cmtn. tht .marcben to pr~ assc.mbly aras 10 the 1\anq\lft Con'~'.on Crn1n and ( 'oun ...l·r.anL.tin Pari.inr. Room. Rampi a~ ''l~lt'd on mhn We of the: Main R.obina w;n take platt in obe Banque> Room. The Entrai'K't' of 1hc Cmtt'.t vn·tnn\.ltn Slf'm. T'br Dtpann;aem o( Pu.blic Saff'ly Wlll secu~ tht- ' ' 0 eotl lttf fec "Sl The Office of Jntemationa.l Student Affairs (Division of Student Affairs), SA. and GSA present. reeriw any .......... from lkkns lo>utd on RE-E.Nl'RY TRANSITION WORKSHOP campus. Uttlt said that the money aoes ro ell her I be Cloy of Buffalo or tht Town of Amhcnl. He added 1h11 orafl'k htlrinp occur off<ampu> in municipal c»uru without UB input. On< Sludenr qucaioned Llltlt u to why Public Saf<ty did noo deal wloh tick<Utbemstl...,, Ht r<Spondtd. saylna that he bdleved h was more foir if Public Safely did nor deal directly wioh lht llckn>. ohus avoidlna poS>iblc ravoritilm. Anolhn Sludent quCSiioncd Uulc about Veocran's Hospital omployceo parlclna in Sherman Lot . Uul• responded, sa)'fn& ohao Publl< Safety hu lictaed up to )Clears 1 day in Sllmnan for 1h11 infraction. He alwaddtd, ho-,lhlt many ltudcnll from UB are takln& COUni<SII the hospital. which may lin the Ill .Won thiU they are omploym. 1'ldldl Group L<aU ScM<u Anorney Eric Bloom, informed IIUdenll of their lcpl npu when they &d o ticket. and how 10 deal with obem. Ho also ~ die poiDI $YS(<m and bow o llocnt< <111 lx revoked If thot< "'n.e a (ttflfFic) CDifesdan on ~ Main SO. Canpus Glkl weft ~ fD aiMae! hie prallllms wid! ~· . -Nile Safety Ueutenant ~ l..itde tictded do - tak< .... PfOP« action. "Whao ,.,...,.. adttft, r<SJ>OI)d 10 it 1110011as possible," Bloom ul'(<d. He Aid lhlt your r<Ptratioa may lx held If you do no< follow"'P on liclod:L He added 1hll "any Sludenl can come up 10 Croup L<aal ScM<u and _.. advlot them ,.bat thdr ""'" are." AI the bqjMin& or !be Kminar ,..., voluntccn ~ taltm down 10 .... Sqtrire HaD btlld<ciler and Jlivm tlvec 12 ouna: lxm caeh. Later in the - · t h e y - . , brou&tlt bee\ and "J<d as rumples In a breathaliut t<SI ~lioft. the t<SIS and qplalned .... p<OCCIS used by orr..... in the tcau, The b,......Um oao, which .......,,.. alcollol ill the body,Jum<d up .O'l-pml011t f<>< lbe female participant IDd .Of pnca>t for the malt. Mc1Clnn6n ..pWned lhat .01 10 .10 pml011t i> nidalot for dri¥ina while Impaired ln(hldions 111d anytbin& above .10 MdCU.non - aclallnbtafna <0111<111 pen:em whik drfvin& may rtSUit in a dri>'ina *bile lntQI[ic:altd nne. H• added ohllw and dtiflklna habiu affor:t • brdlblliur "'""'"" Sominar leader Miohelt CUiv<T of Crot.IP Lqal Scrmes. &~rusc:d the llnponanco of lhe ....Unat in ''teeplna (Jiuden4) Informed.·· • Little told Tlw Sp«rnmr be bcllna that ~ ownu U~e the ibninar should lie ..... ·~ illfor-ed. nbiod.-........ .._... M- .. - the,.,..._ ... ,........._.._U..... ...... 0H ..x;r 01 !WIWAY on..._ lllVEIIWHE£LSTL\MUI'WITHIOC:T--n ..... - .• ......-. .. ~ Sltwr Cfftton....., ..,.,..... twa. ~rol.ttl4f&u1~MMflot~Wa•-.A·T'hon. Itt • • ......... "r ~- ..... Fer .... Helping to """ . . bllnh detecu .... .,.., .,_ Wk1kifta of lnt«MMCI. II I• ftOt 100 &ete to ,..... _ , to . . Slttwef andthrtlt 04~·~o.t WhM!t. ua·. '"*4fMII CouncR} """Pet:IICI the 20-elle _... ln a.l:• !.«to-. .IAMES " KAY" KYSER, C .S.B., 8!9 Bond,__ ~of lht ChristlonBocvd0/1.«1>naht> n- Sunday, May 3rd at 3:00 pm Pba. SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SC!ENT1ST 323 Wln.pear Ave. Buffalo, New York A f~m few exploring various p roblems and experiences an int.ematiorutl a~uden~ m~ encounter upon retu.t nlng home. May 6, 1981 Squire Hall, Room 233 7 p.m, refreshments I!M!I'Ved All foreign atudeats welcome. ~.For more information cootact ~ OISA at ~2258. CARIBBEAN STUDENT ASSOC. presents ALL A WE ARE ONE (Cultural Dinner) Saturday, May 2nd 8 :00 pm ~ FARGO CAFETERIA �i-[HEAl o ISIAELJ Empire State. r.-n.... . -:--"":"--~ ~ •- DISH ..... " - 17s.«ZZS I• F .: ! 1iR reM ....__.._ - ~ a. 1- - - - BRONISLAW TltZYUWSKI on Emp4rr Stat<. This Is done by dth<:r vi..,;tins a crntor ouurndl,.spcdal infO<malion ,.,....,, Empi"' Stat< C>CCI.Sionally !>I"OVidC< ror the Jl-- communlty. ''Wt "'ant "udtnt• to know wl\ot they ""' scttina into," Round< t'l<p\aln<d • opf'IOnunil~.·· Round" C\f)ll il'td. A that ~~c anpetd bt ~ Slat<. uy .clmll• lludall• ort a .,_1tty btiit in dirta proponion to it• dqtarturr IM<. An oritnlllioft ..-o<hhop (oiJo..,., "b..-< a st.ud<ot i> told about the '""'"' 11fe •om<"AI\OCivant._., and Hmitation< to Entpire- State. Tht ..,..._.._or 111< <'OIIq<lllld ;,. aad<mlt proadur-... o:olttacallliOI aivc d<srmJn any area "hid! rcquirQ ;(ale cmillcation. A~- il obo .....,td a mentor. and th< 1•-o c!coi,., a co;,...., (lr<iram li~< mcitt«rins. 0< halrdm\inJ. and MaeC'amcron •vhnecl that """" ealkd a "~"""ially, it'• a !itudy plan," nn1«1 Robert COUnt'\,- \.el(h ;t\ (orciJn lln&Uap"\, arc bdt« lltt.aht in t..ia"mXMn ~-. a PltO. in Hhlory from UB •bo tut. bern a McOIO< at t>ituaatm..... thU\ cnebhna \lucknt~ro to .Jtar'J)m thdr sL.iHs daily. Elopirc 4')111C'"s H bcorian Propa•n ror about fh't' ynn. ··we cJra-... up • '"'*"' ,....... ........ ....,1.., .._,..._ flntbk docvmau •hkfl OM K'b vp 'Jl(d:r~e k:a.mioa acti"\>itic.~ in rcfation toadqree(lr.,.,.,.." Cmlih vary due: to rip. :and no J!1KI~. iu~ t."'Omtnenh by the nteruor. •n:ahm. M ....,. THE PRESENT 5I1UATION IN POlAND ··Ha~...Uy. it"~ ftiY 1aLin1 ttK- cia'' •utL. honM:."" t:\"pbim-d RkL V)LU"i'-ny. an F.nJIM and C"n.-.,t(\"C' Wrilin& 11laj0f ;u E.mpiR' ~att.'". SJ)·LtnU\)' h C'umniJy taLtnJ a .-.oeitk.' and I itmllwc oount in ~hi4.it he t~OM.h \atiou\ boo\. .. a.W ttk.-n h.·~·K.-.-. t~m . ""lll L ~o.· the \.IOIJ~ ht."\·au'oe' you la~c lhl'nl tll'lC at a ti"tnc anU you don't ha\'(" to V~ortyQt'tottl uch.... t.:OUJ'-t'\;· ~KJ s,yLU\\~f. \\ho \\illlalr.l" Rll\'-i.an I itmturt-. Urban ~tudit'\, li nd Rcliajon and Alhci,mlalcr rhi~ year. M•·CanM.'Hlf1 mm:d thul ···~ nler!lor ha... ;til nna1 '13)' pn thccontr.ti.' I ... Mt"'l mentor' :uc hlJh1)1 ~..'tJuataJ 1i~t MacC.-.mcron and an· C~f'C'\'Ii.:d b) lh\' (.'t,IJ\'IC tO l.'t'lllintt\' "'-'ht-Jarly &1ivitio liJ..c attt..-nding fl!l."IUfl') and \\rilina -.ni~.·r~..... H l:&:I;J:~;;~~~~~a;• -.! """"Pll'll many or our \lud<n" b<tau"" th<Y are old..- and ....,.ny mor< ><If dir«1td," Round\ \Aid. Round' tl\O nottd that job pla«mcnt 1$ "an unfair way to rnc!hurc .... OOcnb'' bn:au\iC' ma11yarralrrady c.np"'ycd, ''We h...- propk ,..ho art, .ay, torhnl<tl and con.<id<rin& bUslnrss "Our j~'h k mu-:h mnn: thnn ju ..t tca\."hinM ur \Ufler\ b.ing,'' Mu,'('ruu,,on ~lid. ' 1\\'c \tllfh.1 hul"\. \.C1 Uf\ 101orial ·~6!oi t)n~ antJ nn• lnvnh·,'tltn \ 'OUIIM.'Iiii.J, mo." .. I h\' U\t~ '-B4-' t'l MUdcnl Dl r: mrirc Stcuc Collqc i .. )7 • .lnc.J many ' "'d''"" :ere fn m:I11~Jt(!lcnt.t'nd h.....·hnolosr program!~ ...Grnd s..:huol.. nr.: vr ••ncr.u~ of our ' 'n.u:turc. nl&n}' "ucknt' hrrc otrt' iodated:' ~tlcC"an-,cro«\IW. "and man) t1fl'K'\ oic: can am from ochn '-ludC'n4s.' ' 'lany , ........... li~< tO!'<' and boo~· rot for~n Ia......... ~. "'"'"' b< .._'l;uirtd throulllt cootmunlly rr<e>ur,-a W.c tht Buffalo State Collqc Ubrory. thouJ)t M"'- c\tflCT(>n •-llmt<d "thtrc "'ualty rrobk'tll< in u\inc 1hc marc~nal. •• .. W~t.."ft '4otL in t•ndcm •ith UU: il*~ an c..-w\"'k..'f1.t Unjvoc:.Nt}·. "'' !~aid Rounth. nouna lh~l \ludcrn .......,. \rt....._.,)i... in un li.'OUf~. "\\'c don'l try lo f'U<h OUr ..:hoot on th,; lndl\k/,Ual. If (lrOf'k are \ati<ft<d "ith th<HiditiOfiAI '1fUt'Hire. fin(', lhm doh ," ''I ,nwn:.l1y v.oukl not •anl 10 tt.·i&i:h ir• 1hc.· dQI,voom ~in.'"' tk:tddt-d. "but there ure ~.nc C.\~elk.""nt c{.a_\\t'OOtll h.•ad1~ out lh'"""· "'I!<Cillly II Ull." Tuition and ,n,.'\Jh hour.. run (\lual ~ilh the l'O'I> for the SUNY 'Y-!!h."''U, and rccteralaiil ,..... n ~·otualnt'd fm Pntl"tir~ tr.ilaiC. Thcrc~rccurrcntly ).4(X) . \1u<,km~ t'DfOIIc!J SUUC:•\\i4Jt:. tllld 450 "hn.h:nt... in nurfahl. 1\\'li.'On.fin~ It• .Round\ the i' .. "11'., not thm I (.Jc,n't li~.: it'' thut I J1m't li~c tnuJitittn31 .,.,..,any "*'"'"'Ill ,h.'\.'""""'""'h'"''· '· ......hool, .. ..:sill S1y~O\\ ll\', "Hnl"'irc SIIUl' ch'"" middle Ul'-'<~ indh!idual\ tht• dJ'IpurtunTty 1n g.u tn ....:hoot "itlwut 1"-'fll"l'-' they li.'~-n'i'-'"'f Lkl... " Mu~·cu,nl'f''" h...nn'L.'"'\1 "In I hOI \('11\4.' , it'" tJ g('l'ftl aiiCfniUI~ . '*If you don't awara excc-Hcnce. th<-n ~ou don't 1\o.-c an ue<lknt university, •• Chairman or Biochemistry. Alu:a ndcr C. Brownie assmed . Bfownit art~ that "the discretionary fund should b< a larcor sum or ntQIIey." H< bclic'l.u that an award makes prople wotk hardtt. UB AsSO<iatt Prolusor or Enalish Victor Ooyno, said the cllstMiooary money is ......ary, j>ut has mad< a proposal to tht facuh y Scnalt Eaccucivt t'O<nmin« to <hone< the atqoriu ( O< award!"' th< money. Ooyno b<I~CVCS studtnu '"' 5amctimt.s elitnaltd by chrir pror....,... H < - that "itS«nns tO m< that the m-.Jority of discretionary money Is awardtd on rcstarch and adminislralion ... Ooyno mentioned that be ll~td correspondence with Academic Arfairs to ... how many fi<\IIIY mtmbl:n receive money (Qr ac1UI1 teachina. bua he w.. uoii'ble~o sJv. any n,um. No way , t".. Thero are thret: calqories whkh the'deans'• rr s~I>P0'¢,_10 taktlnto a<QP\Il\1 In •w11dln• tlberetlonory intfeai<S-tt.<~ina. r~reh and Dircc:tor Lauren Sha_piro. ''Thert'sno way 10 mforce tht criteria"' used in selcctina raC\Ih)' ror merit awards. Sht pointed ou1 that thert is no djfft:rtntiation bt-twHn ......,..,., t<a<hina and s<rVi«. Shapiro add<d that "it thould b< <~ why tom<Ooe is ai•-en it (lhe tWtrd)" butd oo tht criteria outlined. or EnaiM<ri'll and AllJ2!i<d Sdmc:a ~ c. L« said til< criteria for aivin,. out thr award iS .W.rty $!>died out fO< his Faeuky. Anoth<r vltw on tbl discretionary money ..... "'ittd by the Communication Oepanmmt Ot:Urman Qenld Coldhabor. If ht didn't bdic:ve that anyoo< was dt~tr"'ina in his dtpar-cment, Goldl\obor said ht woulcl ratite< 111m lh< money ba<k to the dtart for distiibutlon <lsnvh<rr. H< n<Ked, howrvn. lhll ror th< 1•'0 ,..... ht has bern cbairman, "I'V< 1\od an tuy dtdolon" on who to pick for th< award . Actina Chairman ror the Oc:pallmcnl or ~ Thomas !larry • 11utd thai "mgit ?"'rds can bt uied to COC'~t inequities in 1"1)' lCII<." Ht did not say that e:vtryont whh inadequate pay would &a •n ·award. Aa:ordina 10 o..n stfYit:e. Bany. "We, in fact. ha~ 1 written A.ccordlna to Studtnt Association Audenll< Affolro criteria Wt'C USC: rM mtrit IC- lUiddine. • • to dttormlnc wlll.t in<"r~ ... c......- Tllo Fedora~ <OMidtft II _ . . . , _ IO< all wtc- ....... ~ OtPL, NDSL, N L ) - al!ftA!t IIIII U81_.,. 0< wlte • .., ......._....,..., - _ _ (11&..._) .......................... __.......... .......... If,...- . -. Tlto 18ltnlow - flcllllt - ""'' awd - .. _ , . 1 - _ , . . ...,_,._ - 1o pMMI"" .. . . . _ . . . I... - · , . . _ .-lelltoOIIbof~"-.~"- .. ..Uill ·llfl , .. -nit ............ _.._.._ lie wllltllrN rw •1to ·T_,._ ... .....,-. a - GAjobs C;...,l l< Atolataat paoltlow art avolla... I• lllc A•oal•llualh• Cotapathoc Oc:tt•n-•t o f Ual•asity c..,..,.. s.m.... AHII<aotu _ . , 1•.. . - , _ ~ : : - ._WIItla ••• - - 10M • ..t.al .....,,.ulalloa wilt,...,_ varlou thUI ,._..... ro ...lolls, rmteval. T tlltlott ...... " ................... 10 • . - , .. flnt ffV lf*Jaat• CA'• ........................ , .. •rOr.at~ott ............ ,...,..... ...__....., M-t le DnN L.S,.... ... llldudo: .,.._.. .......... '""k GPA'1.~--.1 _ . . . .,.,...._, ..... _.. ............... ....... ...... - , . ... . ,_ _ lw 0<_ IJ - ,........., If 1ny • ....._......, _II _ JIIIMlt. , �i ~sp~o=r~ts~==~~~~==~.f ·Royals out-run 'fjuffoiO Stote ! 8-1 season. u.,._ - ! a lUily '*'< umn Go•mcuio mowd in f~..;o......,lapoiOJO. Rlllllllna tht lui . - Of thdr on 8offalo Slale'l ,,..k, tht UB women'• tnc:k ...S lldol team ovtpolnled croos-~own ri\'lls Buffllo Slou and Qfthi"' Collqc 100-17~ r..pecd"<'ly Tuaday arocmoon. ' ' h - a solid team crtor1.'' Aid OOKh Dorh;Ciay, "'from the. f1\0II df«t_ive ath~~ to tht ~~ Ot)ts •••cvaybody did • •urcr job... Wlndq up thtiJ illunriow a-ian w;.t. an undcfcated 1.0 r<cord lpinst opposhoa Orvillon Ill seboob, the Royall posted on 1·1 o•c,..ll rcconl- losina only to Dhisiotl II Brockpon Staoc-ud placed founb in oht Conland Sooe. lnwa~ioMI . lAd by Tcr:ri t.l<rrilt and Suc Cllall>bnlain'• tbrcc ..._,.. ....... -liB~ an.-'Y 8urfato S&alc te.d. Mmlu broke the tape 'tinishina fint in the ISOO:m<tcr ( S:OC}. ocrtina a new school rccord. and won the IOO-til<tcr (2:29.0) iust two tenths or a ocrond · ahead or ~peain Lcslic Smith. who po<ted hcr best lime Of lht- year, Chambe:rtain~ COnlinuina, htr season .. Jona .uut. pieced in lhr'IIJO.m<tcr hurdlci (16.3) - - - . -.. ........ (1:01.4). Both Olblct<lmt (0 viaory clor IIIIMd8y ..;,a. .laftc"""mcr and Snoioh ......... tht _..., ... (4:23.7). F - M<n'lltand C'llanlbmlrin arc a~ port o( Ooy's ~ ....-.1. T l x - ~'t> an tht ( . - _ ~ doa-10- litis y<ar and art I ley !O lhr iJ.opls' f111lft. . rnt In '- ........ " -, . . lhr )W).mdcr ratt. Jtldy Oovcndtio - - loo""""'e Ellhcr Ufii<"Mn'J carly 1atd to capcare rnt ~In ,.,. ......,.,..., . Taklna tht ~ i>05itioe at tht ISIJO.m<t<r nwk. "I M'l lib oo tc.d." Aid Go-e••cuio. a tomlo< r... Donr. Ntoo> YO<t. "Eslbn pusbcd tht .,..-r up -a...,. ra bard<r." ~io CO<nplcied the ract in 11 :.!0 "hilc 11:51. 2_ u - - <roacd tht linish tine at Crossifta tht tap< in founh po<ition with a <IO<Lina of 12:24 ,.... til PUI"J'OI<' athl<tc Donna Sntlth. In Clay's wO<do, Smith i• a "jatk or all tradts." She <Onstantly moJ!IOVO h<r tfnt<S and ""'""' ability. "Doclna ha< ......Tit' a~~ or our tU'Il," """ Aid. Rq>nstOtjna UB in tht rocld a-cnts ,.·ere Maureen Alban and Usa Grano. Alhan ..... victorious In th< -·9111 wit1t a 9.44 111<1<'1' hoist and Gpuo """ tht discus ,.,.. (29.9S m<tns). J..a6ina. 8offalo SWe - r;printn Joonlk' T)'IOII. Tht- ,;.aiar -.uadoobk winntr as sb: posted •ina-"'~: lim<!< in til< 2IJO.-.. (21.2) and ~- tr (I:OJ.$1 f'VC!'I'US. At tht State Chompion>hips (May 1·2 at St. John' Univmohy) 11 Royals llh)('l.r$ will an~nd. f'ollowina arc tht athletes who will bt makil\i the trip a nd their n-cna.. Chlmbnlaln (100 and 40Ckn<!<r hurdles. and tbc mile rtlay). Chctyt Gandy (200 and ~-c:r sprinu and tht mile rday!, Janc T umc< (4IJO."""cr and tht mile Jelay). Mary SWt•-bn (101Hnc<~ ..,.inl, Lhc nHit .and two mil< rcla}ij, l<slic Smith l111ilc and "'o ..,.,. rdays). Tml Mcnitt ()000 and 800-m(tcn and tht • - milt...-,.), Judy Gownettio (JOOO·m<tCY ~ tht twtl mik t!loY), Maourm. Allw1 (lillal-put). Eslbn Un-n (.lOGO..Jctn) and Pllty Rcardoft wilh Dedra Davb Oona jump). At tht Stiltl, tht Royals will be comp<tin~ liP lAst Bivhion I and II achool,<, with bca''Y comrttition P<edicted. 'Coa:h 0.,. bditw< that "If "'nY play., riaca f001nh th,..,.... t~<W~~th, I'd II< ually happy. If ooc dcxs better. ah•l woutd'bc:jvq fanla.\tic.~· . .. -.. ................... ......... _...n....,..... ,, ................ JOOMIG:;A . . . . . .._......._. . . . _........ 0 J' ~ . . ........... ............,............,. Athletes are honored at banquet by AIOdy MadiJiu A.s:sivo~'t .~ ittJ Etfimr "Tht .......,.,. pl<as<:.. ... UB 111\l<'li< teams~ ohdr best pcrfC>IlllCD De-.'• HanJo.tonc Mauor-<h< silt of til< ann...t ~ - d banqutt . Alona wilb the usual (OOilnat·n& o r 1eam ........t.-.udl u MVP ucl MIP (MO'I Jmpr'O''Cd Tuaday no,ht •• Playcr)-tht UB Athl<'lic: ~meat honored til< IC'CO<nplisbmmts of llvcc AII·Amcrlttn,. ICdth Benn<tt, ucnior frOftl Clarcntt, pta..'<'d 12th in tht 100 yard ba<kstroke ..-cno (54.641 in Mar.-1>\ NatloAal Collctiato Athl<tk 1\.,..;aJion (NCAA! Oividon Ill •wimmina and divi~a chamrion>llil>' in Oberlin. Ohio. TlrOCd at 2:01 .3, lknncn also placed 24<h In tht 100-yord ba<l<stroke. Coiled "a riCI<C romp<titO<." by ClOI<h Bill Ploueha, Benn<tt wucted team and individual r<eorth durin& tht season. Scott Slade. onc or oht ,.,. bri&ht ...,.,., "" a ......unalqUid. linbttcd 1«<nd;,. ,.,. 167 class at the NCAA Divi-.ion Ill 'Citan-ol)kNlll~ipo at John Com>l Univtnity in Marett. ""'"Y Brin&inaan intolhc1ouma~l.~*ti llfi!C<dcd. The junior from Elma·lroquoh ptocccdcd to pin the top-K<ded wrntl<r in hi' first matdt. UnforJunaocly for Scott, tho\l&h, dcfendlna •·hltnpion Woody Vand<rburJ tm"tiled In th< Ont round of tht thl< bout . Slade a ltO v.-on the outStlndina male: alhl<1c ......d. s.r-1 Slliotqo S...ior Tcny Sl.-<1 placed \tCOO>d in .!nab and clou'bla and fifth ovuaa 1ft tht National Collqjate Special End of The Year Issue MONDAY. MA¥ lith Individual &,.·JinJ Champ.,.;>ilil" in lllltin>OK. Maryland in AJ1<il. Tcrrr railed a 559 In Ill< .tnal<l ..-mt, and rollabor'ated • ·ilh Erit Community Collqc'• Sue ~ion: f0< • 1.064 in ~ Allo ootalina 1,561 in tht ~ ao_,-. til< Nonh Tou..-anda .,..,uate rlllidtcd lltinl lot ,llath tht ion<!Mdualand double at tilt Notiootak lasa ,...... tcnm. play..- Lynda Sdtlha• _...., elor C.C. F..,_~;., Atlllcte ,.._,_ ,...,...., <Orrics • Sl.•ooo """' oowonl ,.,. rear;...·. r"" ,..... of lflduaot w.......,·, a-. """Y· Prb t. ria-t The ~\lttn Colltaiate Athletic Con for.....- IECAO Mtdal of Mtrit WHO 10 Bulls' (OO<boll flan l cr frUik Pritt, • ·hocoeclt Bill DandobdicwsCO<IId hi,.. played on one of tht Divi>ion I Bulls squadi of tht 1~. Price led tht 1980 Bulls ill -ion• (46). yard• 16.!0), and touchclowa """J"iont (4). Tht ...... frOftl WllliamMIIc EaJt ..._., llS pe<SC> f<>< 1,810 yards and 14 n>. lone sby or thtldtool rcconl). Krich "Red" ll<mis. ch;njonit<>< or oht Maht Strccs comru< physical plant-and ............ UB aohlclks supponor-"'' .,.....,ed Otc ':slim- Bull Award ." Jan<t l ,illcy. oh< ..ruor center fO< tht UB Royals ,._.,.., t>,.!k<1ball team, earned oht ouutandina fcmak aohkoc award . Hiahli&htina hcr rona~- by brrakina the corc<r point mart lobe i> oht oaly UB p"ycr to rm- ~ 1,000 poiDu ova a fOOir·ycar :.pan), UUeyl> tht oll~imc UBr<eord ~loll lllOrinaand -rct>oundina ... ,~sties. Tht JalllC'\ E. Pccllt Mcmoriol a....boll Awwd wml to 0<1tfoddct Mark R - (Fcrcsl'illt C-..1 land third ba....an Jot Wwd !Comwan~. llath ...,;on. I 0 Words .for $1.00 DeadUne·· Friday, May 8~ at 5 pm �; ~==================~ Japaoes& Student AsiDe •• a Japanese Program preeent . ! ! f ~ ..f lJ-t.inh, TroWrttt I' II~ nttl:M f'('f)lfbr way,,( nn¥Jing (Of tbc;tn. u~:~-lun., fiLe the CN."CI .:id. Swim Wir/ antt brsr M.apata.,. ~ 11\Ud..ie\ ,....-tt,,.t:~~racr luro but oo Ol'\":1.\ion wiH hk u ~o.tnalllun.· .;1) lhcy dic.J rnr JIK'. 1\ ,,_·ial n,ltfna r~-..:il..\o( ~ JAPAN NIGtiT !. rnaui.raJ ror I~ HUb~~ il!t ;kfcJirKHJ to the' R"&ubt Nt"W Y.c.:11rL Sl:ah: ,..,_..CthC. but I he 1riJ'-'Ci:al lit."C!\'IC' i' only I'M.'\."\kd in 1 ale (1\oltll:l~ua. /\rca ~~~lc -.h<'l'> ...~111\<n• ror Sit Thr .;.~ lime for tliU)L.~ b. btt anC'f"())Ot\ and 1."\tCUinc,. ;tOd they ,-..n uwa»ty ·bt o.u&ht in \f\alktW Friday, May 1, 1981~: at 7 p.m. K. Cornell Theater. AC ~ * •-atn by dn'lfH'ff' ;u,d 'Ul'tnk"t"J'.~ · ·m J N>l>. 1\ ckfllh lilklcr ;, • ¥aluab&c a\'loC'I in k"L":tlin.& lht..~· drop-orr•• Students $1.00 Gen. Adm. $2.00 1( )'OU hoo1 il ltll.t\ L K--~1\~;.'thct you bit il or land il-kt..."Cp tryin.s the ,_..nK' ~""'· Mu)ILk'!tl-, likc.- motny r~h. arc territorial o.Jrul -..·il! \.lay within 2() rm or lhl-ir ,(;01, 111< only lhnc l~:y will tea\·c ilo. ir ·,h,·v Uf(' l'all.&hl f'f t.'hru.cd aw-.s)' by ~ 1.arvcr n~h . l .ad or rooCJ nn(j' \'\ C\.."'-\ivd)' ~·unn "A':IIl-t will ab.u drive: lhcm a way. IIIMtJdllion to nH•~Lio, nor1h1."fll ~Ik e Urc also V\.."f")' t:X\lilins IO (i~h ror. Pille. ul.\0 kn9 Wft us lhc W"dlcr " olr, 'iharc: many Or tOC ~me hahit~ Buffalo Jazz Workshop • Dirutl'd f•.v Saw Falso11e " by J hn Ol VIn<~nto • C'untrilmlinx 6(/ltul ..---- Live In The Rat!~---. ~nidday ~un ..-.armed the :lt!.l' IUU\.k it:~. !!UrfM-"C of lh(.' ~<t, th~ bas.\ U)in¥ li\'C: tt;~it h vr:r-y rwodtM i ~ ~lt)f't'M.'ti hiuin,. I ' '''"'"'"'() nay lun.; ror ~o"'l~o:hin:K norttw..-rns.. l.argc-thub-. from n Oa.tfhh to :a \lnDII r00\11..,.· ;:,.d &olden J\1lin« minnu" ' \\Orkuail in an crron 10 lure the 111<- bo.l wiK•n hooktd thruu&h the (JOlt\ lhc \\\.'('th. My nrM L'Ob' back..,.cnsurin& th.at 1hc: t'.h~o~bs aTe "" the: Every Swtday a11d M ouday thru May lOti! Sundays 3 - 6 pm [-r Moudays 7:30 - 9:30 JJ"' n.,,, ,.,...u,~,.'CJ fruit~'· f'W'OtnpllnaTonyto lhat ~C IUOW 10 anOChl"f ,aiflalivc. The k1k>n or the injurt..'d mil'lnow • ill IUf"IC't the pike like blood l llnlds sharb. u..., o bobber appro"<imaldy IWO rm rrom' the hool :.nd '-'"A.U h in1o Ihe wal\"f. 1\ douttlc ur l rcbk hooL • iU "lW'L tx."lii.T buc fcv.·er .u:rik("S • ill result. \UQal ~poe . ..One more ,"1.)1, O.K.?'' I 3..\~\.."d :t1 I 0Uill my -'l'inn.;.T into anochcr •"a."CC bet.~. JlL\1 IJ' 1ft(' Jure \'21lk... tHII of 11\1.• foli.-ac and intn my ,.&hi. a fhh !>hot out or thC' dilL~\ :u~ SPECIAl: ON SUNDAY! Chicken Wings ~ 7 c a piece 1"h.c- minnov. -.;n br abk to move the- bc.lbMr a \Si.&ht hil but ~tk'tl a \JC'OUfa:f Ill) lu~ h)' lbnn1 h" Cill\ omJ ""arrMna h~ f'IO'\"C'fful ja•" 'hut. fk~ t._tt.tr....'d. I he 11\hl~n 1nC\J •o O.."&pt in a and vt~~;tln u.Wn b I tokl A(tt rJ • Son}eer> Aggorwol Egldl o Marotta Bruce CouFll Michael D 'OnOfrio 111)' fi(l.·. Thi~ j, .1 (a\1Ual 3~~nl o( \\hal Allreza Nultat Balo.ubramonlon Ram .Sonjlr> Sarin I . Suahurnno · !f11nqgng Mike, Y~ To \\illt'f\ or the Ni....,. Rh'tf ncar 11<:1\<' l<l:ul\l <;ell< Par~ . 1 had at.'Ct~nl)'lli\hc.:d \\hal flllll)' (le'l~plc o11ly dr~.:Um t)r- ,·nuJhl ch~ (l,h lh:ott•~<> IOOO cam 10 hil and 1000 hil• l~ brin& in. 1\t only J I" • nd "'~cp: and one half ~hd), if wn ~o. by no ...... . • "lunk<r" o r ih Mu~kid hav( al way!. b~~n II~ prizt rruhWIItr rA ~·~~.. !l1rir .-ou>ln< IlK" ~ ptl t in silo.,. anJ body <:!"''iPnliooo ,l)ooy Jll«~ i4 <ln. '; Noctlimu ...... lid"~ li~ . .... 10 _ _ .., -.tb ran~ rrot11 Eric~ s;._F.....,_ Mlal.c \liT< )tM.I u-<• io I ak:c I.a.~ . - • · (did •'lloh 1hc><c fh h but noe in J ol• I aS.UC. Tlqo " ""' <11Ui111 in I ak• On••rio ,.. llkon . The pbOIO ..... mil.laLatly prial<d Oli lhcrcatc no tro ut ocsab\10nln l alt' ta.'Wit. I did. ltowewcr. a 1oh .-cvcnl ··~·h ..... sin« ehty .,.,.... oue-or•wason I Itt them • r....rd<d AS ...,....o· Anrial Do lure... o( h\':3\1)' ,,.,.,. tine in# il bi."\.OIU\ot" the pil.~ have \t'l.lrt' tmh and can c:ut th'"· line ir I hoy hh lh<-1urt A1 IlK" rronl. Ch«•k the lure a(tC'f t'"\C'I")' hit 10 male \Urc I I'M: tine i\ not (rayed. ~ ~ ,poe in WC\.I.c..•rn Nc<A' Vork rO< 111<- non horn' at< Elliroll C'rt«l . Tonaun<la Crre~. IR ~~~~< Cr«"~ in Okvu and S<lrcry I a~ < in Pt't'r)'. r-:cw York . Try t~'ling bolh . lu!'e4i a nd l i~ bah and sec Wj\i\·h l~o. the tno~• produl'1ive. 1 would like to a~it.c ror -a • miuakc in last wc:ck~s ''Oiuml'l. , wllchl • photo or llv« " 'h0 <llmorl. a lak• -..lnd brown frnu1 oppo:an:d. Th<- •'8fll k>n un<l<r lh<- ' phoeo ....ert l_hael caotJllel105t rill> ""'"i"' but il wa.• '""'~ki< and lo:col P.r tn rwo ' n....,.,c- U'iiC rrotu o( o \i.f.C. Suan~n ~nCollen the.. :.bout l'\0 rm happmt'd to tn~ 1a\l Sum1uct In the Uadergraduate Studenta: Sarah Barloo OO\"'C bobbct'IOCO' t ll<f.r...rn firmly pull; bad 011 111<- pot<. Pi~• ha•• ronq· n.outh-. ~malc \Urtlhat 1M-honl.' l 1.\rc C'-1 n,,,,oefy ,;h.:np. ....,...,,bli.,. on "C lin::all" f~nck"'CJ it. M Y hc111 " • ' pounum;; the Nulc '--ndcd an~l I Graduate Stude.n ttl: three- """"'ond'" aboul ft 'A nunutc' of eh<-ll«'~ or elK- hoae. had \\on, "J)' fiN ttlu,Lrituna~ wa\ tyin,. lhrrt' t\\"'11lnl \\hill littiC tnt-flY ill had ldl. h ""' IlK" lhhina boule or Chla.Chun H.too Zbnfi-CII Jlng Sondra Ka,.,. l'ilr.t hili.., il hold' the.- baic in it~o. •nourh hcforc 'lt•-.lk>•if\1. Count · ~ ur JU'"~" ~lh.· baol l ''fl)' IU p.1 I ~ . CongraU.latlons to the Spring 1981 Inductees of Tau Beta Pi Natlon,aJ Engineering Honor Society lrfaul Haq ~~'iitl' b Lt• 11'-W JamNuwo to hu~ruly pull in o (cw uf lh\...~ (r~h..-;lh,..., E c ror Ntv,. VorL Westl"fll I c.u..-·· h t ..11L.c ChaUIO\JqUa. h ·"·rv f'ull pL'O,k Ood to th~ .,m~ll n."",;. 20 eo 40 pounds. A- ...,......._. ,_...o,- l>cf variation i.\ a.,pc:aran«-. &l PU ha•e 'pot' .. hilt "'""'~ Illwe -'rit>e<: elK- 10· ' ~ iclrnlir>i-. Mil it ei.ae • l apo~ro.anyl""""'""'..,..., "!!Qi.p""'iy Cl1 IlK" 10!' 111l1 .,... o:au«d or ·~ bllrM eh.ii <il«u. oniolal o. ancll hopoelloe no o~,.m "1"tw m~l popular art'a in I>< onN..'<l in lh< ful '"". ,__~ Washed out Peeero..Eik~ ,.,.,."'-........ _...._. ............... ,...._, ... . . ., , . t .. -..-.~-- =="........ ,....r••• Dl - T.....,..• .. ...........,. ....... ......_ ......,.,. •-.., ua ... _.... - •• ,.......,. rr-:..,._ ba.-.- "'""-.cain Mtdad a.--lei I ~ . . . Wft't_. ..... s-..,......., .... ,.. .... ...-.oJ. Bela Pl·T---~Y.U__........,. IIIIo•,..... t·- ·............................. - .TIIo ....... _ ,. .. ua • • - Ia .... ...._, Tkft •II .. l . . "-'""" H• Sll..tar -.... ...... . . .. ......, ...,.. , .. .. - • llkll ........ l'kft .. .. ..., .... ~ ....... .... .......... ., ... l ....... · - liiMNI ~ .. ... ... ...... .................... .., �l !' f i ;. ·~ f- ! ~ CUak:al LaboratoTY - - P~cy SaEdc..ter . "- 1- 0:- StDdeat Health ln•uaace· . Pu~~: ~ m.'i,- '· •. Alt-tlve Ncwe co,tl~ Spedallataat Pubii.Qtioaa . TMSpectnuD t·•LI 1 Soplref~ ~UbraTY Groap Legal Servlca ... Mule Room Joaraat. ~.eqwa _. ... n.~neat ''''t t~PJee. ' ~> • UUAB: I . ' .- ~ ~ '" ~. · Coffeltouee . Spea..... Worbbop. ea--t. Caltual It Pertormins Am ~ · ·'Poablldty Souod , GSA DEPARTMENT CLUB ACTIVITIES: Boob CoUoqld~- GSA BUDGET BREAKDOWN 'fOTAL 1.980-81· Pudget ·st ~-o,ss·o· �•l oaos.MAnessa. ..,....., <""ln. t..._fVCJS,.tOCU.. TVtlencJI.<Iie'l&lpf'l. ---'""'·-·-· 07'"--. C:.I I _ o l _. ::=p~~,rc~ .,., ....... = UOOt lfTS YAMAHA ltSD txbel. condltlaft 11..300 mi. 19$0 80 13t-)41H etter Spm.. SICK OF OIET$t)tct'fciWtomus'<.wlft) Q4.301t for yow 30 CAMP $TAFF! JewiSh Ctn1tf' rftAdlont e _,._II AND eGllSPION6 DO j l ! I I STEllE<> FOIUALE. T - Sll-7- - liS ...Vdll. T - SL D turnt.... brlft C1riWn. OLM " IIIUtU DC.AOUHU .,. w...,....,... at 4430 ....... · - ~,......., MUien&. mt OiEV£TTE ..no, 4 cyt -~~~ 4 CIDOr ..,. euG,.... mii'SI Wf'Y 12.0000< , _tett, _ .. _ 000c1 ......~ . , . .••• ALL AOS MUST e., ••'- tft _,.M«, . . . . . pt.Ke theW 1ft ~rton, Of ltnd • Of lh. terwlth ~ CMC:k CH ~ Of'dw f<N" rvn No "'' Wll.,. ~" o.et ttM Phone. . . . . . c.OO'; .,.""''lftt. 1961 8UCK .SKYLARJC 1 MW tlrts, Mtfery, 12:50• .,,.,. 4 prn: U1'*1, r)lhl to 1m CHEVY VEGA. ktwfy rf'bullt engtrw, nceUMf conctltlon. 11JIIiQ or bo, Cell S.l-tl "1 ....110. NO llltUUNOS ••• ,..,.,. Oft C'JMUfj,td l97J MERCURY COIJGA'l L...andW roof. lSl .utom•tie. suo.,. ...... l'H~ SNCT"UM ".-vn the lldltOf_.._..,.,a.y. .... ~ " '. . tlot"C cop~ "TM Soec-lf'\lm• ONt ,, ...... not ..-...ume ~lt)t for MY.-..., ,._.~ lfltY . . nceot to fr. . cor- eouw.-nu. ~ o-. to IYIIOtt'...,.._IC.- •ron. Of dOt¥... ••t .. •....,..", 1975 MALIBU Clenlc euto, •tr, ~,....• ...,.,.116.JOOtbf1.1 Offtor,I92·11'-S.. PL YMO\ITK lf7• 11et;otl ~. Jlt «:. V-tentine. S6CJD.CI)un 01-'0HI W~'f11mt . MOVtNG SA\.E FOR FOREfOH _""_,.--· ' " " =y ........ _......,.. Ac.CHnUr Rf'liiMI"d''. AR16. P* MW .,.,..,. tor n.a» mils. (_""""' cood. "'I:25GO .,...__,., ltV£ IN summw lOb tor MrlO~ tr.,Ypt'Of a.tU<IWI't. S.l.,-y pefd for orv.-ntutJon """"""*.net PIGJniJ 1M ~rlcl. .~•lr ~· 1M f'REMIEA~felolibtll tM&rt. Exutlent cooditfor\. IUJD. tMne E..n..,_ ,.,nute,..,..c•U FOR SALE: ltmW. Al>!toTor. - Mlrt ~ ... df! act fOt' ..... lifdi.wt mt ........ otter. 131-l~ LUOWIO. DRUM ~ beef ltm~ two u b .,.....,., btfor't ___ of'f.....S In ·~ lOr ~......... ..,.., een.hOWtftotd CIUlln ff lnterHted ,._. · - uu ........... &)111Q ..., MOl WOMEN It rou ~ bt1Ween YOU'Iib WOI"tCJnnift ..... C:~CJIIIIIII\Ciays /My 1 ,._.y •Her BARTENDER 8ULLFEATH£R$ lOpm• AGENTS WANTED. St.,-t toNy _..,.d umk')o summer money. Mef'UtinQI c.omp.tno; netcftm•ll.,.... Wor1c ~ __ _"'"_ c•mp h.s .umrnt'f fob opportunltiH. REIWRIGERATOR for sale-excell«tl ~lflon.• ltroe fretter. full .ilu. SIGOibouJI W.5674 t..w n'loHMOt· liKES: ).10 $pft(li, n.-.. an slret.. v.cuum. towttc'" CW'*\o TV a. tttS. Ot'HMt'~ ............ £wry1Nng 'fOV Witt! frOm -•,...~r«~U•foallly­ and fhtlr 11MJkio9. Room end board. Sftklnvt 'IWim ~PKiell'tJ . arta and crltftt Jl)tdtlls.tl •net counselOrS. Don't dtln. C.ll ..,4XI3 ext: 55. LOOKING FOR EXPE,Rie:HCE fn mwicetiht? Low rrsk hfDh rtwe:rd full or ,.,.. •1m. pos.ltk!M .evtillble rpttl .... fem•l•. ...... TrelnlruJ ~rov idtd . Yr.,.....atloft requir-t<l. QU UC lOU. you 'PMd IN ef'IW~ Butte~. td! wn"lfT'Iotl". $end •••mPf'CI ACUI'ntn, po Box . . ..1! N'tjl.ae. WANTED: ~em•lt ke\"bbotrd atMt tQcl fllltti'IJI tor Noh ~y rode, group, A.Uitude more lmportent tnen _..,_,, ITb\S W.ANTiO ~AH'TE:DJ A at CMTMr. C.n R•r at I>UID. l ('l<'l ~. It • n -11> $qUfre l-Oft \bu told her~ iun'e -your own Place. haVe to teD your roommates. ICE'I' CHAIN wun sttwor -· PNI«Htflill.;e,!~ l.OST: .$ltftOtr, .,.noe- femt.. at. wrr My...G~· ~.,..E...,.. MN.. \JOlirl S BULLFEATHERS LODGE wouldfike to cell 681o9t&7 aft~ 10 bqok VOUt' ""'· .,.,..Y CA.RRIBEAN 11•12 Ofleffl, President• Alex C•wtave. V. Pr tlf dent· Mitou.Aihytyne . TretWt'tt•C.Otan Jlrrer, Secretary· WMdy HOidtr. CorK Se<:retery·Soni• hit, FlOOr ltttM L-arry Smlltl. NONnll'l Mllnhlll, PWikfty Oe:IOrn Wtlllams.. Publication Comml. LoH Oaurs.. Cookii"'ICon\mi. CI.uc~~tn.db:on. o.nc. • ComMI. ~-. CARIIIEAN SA~ . u 1 We l4rf> One (Cutfwer CliMI!t) S.turort ~, •' t~Dn\.~-.: Fet'IO~ f f f .. ·,!Is H(lli<;.I~G OHE I bedroom ....... ln ealley .Aw . and one 2 bt«<om ept. In Mlfn St. for r~. Startt JVftit 1, bonl wtfNn walking WC>MSC. Coli Otlg -em. _,flO, ... -=~~~=:.:;·.~~~~=~ p•rklnglot, Uo6 lncludlflv utiOfiH except .,,_.,..,_ . tiJCtrfclry .C•mpUs Minor ROOMMA.l'E FOR TWO b-edroom• _,.rtm~ tor MIY .,_..., Augvs'f ~lA Fal. tt w•nt stJ1.s0 l.ndudts. •JI utlllt;u. .. m.fl2'n Bob, c...,__ Mrlotn.. - �FURPUSHB"OA'"T~MWI~t. ..... .-..J..,_ ev.U_.. beGf'oom, 1G. 1U 1TrJ 1 ~--~ . ACiultf - . -..1<.,_, ..... Ofllf IWIIttw . .- ' · · · ' " " ...... . .. --··· l.IIBON AHO L•r. . ,.-AJLe,Y . •"""'*"' *»ltD un.,vmt"'*' .J t>Mraom WOMSC, QllbV « Scotl J""' a . o.te ,.. FUm,_. fiCVItJ t'IOCM lor """" Sept 11 to .....,.. ~~ Vb ttOVS• •a aatT fti~UU~O ttO\ISE lot rft"'t • J Otelf'Oims.NMr MK Clll ' " " J IJ74>11 --SUBI.ET ~ Mb.., ~ w........_.. ..__,_,.,_It '",...• Ndroom, nUnyte fi 'lr• -- - .. ··-NIU MOUSE on ~ ,_... tnt _...,,_.Sept t to J llft h S7.5l. I"C*ft . . . . ltOU-TE wiiOED ..-·~ ....-. ONE--~- m11.. _..., AC,.,. ..1"<77. •rom se••ous. ~I Mdroom ....... WOMSC, SUBlET HOUSE~ cbt__. MSC f"f'ftl flltOOifilble'. CMIJ}m ....... Ken .l SU8L£T nH'f .,., res UA . . .J11S. • ., G2 GJ. I» . .. )DRU $UaLETrERS WANTED 11 WbOI~ bedroom •Pt l WDMSC ltmeln .........o .,......, JW>f vour-wii.WDMSC . SUMME~ M lru~ e.sob.._. -. ttOUSEMATES WANTib. 4 btdtOOm tfft spaC'iOIJI hOUW Mar &aM.Pf'te niQtlts. 636-5110. tO w-. DNE fU~IfiSHED ltOOM. o•r•oe. w MOftlhty wo MSC.,.. em. ) IED!t()C)MHOUSE on · u.tlon tot 4nJ.-..eo. JJl9So::t ,,..,..,.........._ 1""· From s.sotm.-1. fEMALE ROOMMA;E w1h1!Ht lor ktwly ,.bedroom •11 suo lt'I<IUCIH an, turn\thM..If:iiiM netr aetf'luno.Grea ' or pro pr•ltrrtd. A•elt~t JUM. ht, US·..U Sherr1, No pol\. E . N - . 0 . . . . - - t s l t. SUIL.ETTE'l WA.HTEO 1 minvae ltom MSC '-9t bf'droom gru.l bo1.1W .,_, ... . ., ortt•~CIIIfm-<IOQ. m~ D'fW' hOt ....._ Double becb. OHI: FIEMALE WI-LET JVM AUVUII f..,..,...~_..,. cfrl't"' 1fR .MiMetOia TWO FEMAI.E SUilETTE1tS lotn~,.,...,. INrkV ffomm~ Jllftt wnlll ~WgoWt.c:.Mt Ge l40. \-AST - CHAHCE to ...... a ~ tower ~ Ut&!Gn Avt. c.tlfJeotf 6J6-.of991at~7:Cil,. ONE FEMALE SU8li!TT£R tor""«'** on ~t from JIIN' 1s1 •'"' "' ....,tel 1 mygtf ~ T~y ~~ $U8LeTTE"R WANTED. ') mlntu ttomMSC.uroe btdroom..n~e. hOutC Jttt ..,,.~. $UII..ETT!R6, Jurt(l Aug, WO to S-U8LETTERS WANTED tor lt).k.kNs" flYe-Ptf.ot~ hOuM on M lnnesofa_c.u I:U•«m Prke 40t. MSC, rtn f MOOlllbt.t.C•II John.,._ 030 AI 616,4171 Jim .,.,_S., l SUbleffefS- riHdtct fOr summ...- nke turntlhed •bOWt on Mlnneiola, <.all lneXPttt&o~y .c•u FORMAL PAIN m.-. . / nus Saturday. May 2IICf .-.. tilt Grill proudly~,- SUBLETT'£RS Wln.tliot JVM '" In e:~e~M«tcondltlon., 7mltMrtes WOMSC.. Gltl I)).1M3. ,.,.. MOO'tabte. 1 tNntrw·re~ Ot'.,.,..., ,., """•Jno .... 'DE-5 1REO. tn•ln S l .ept ._wt61t1~ di&lance to MSC_ ChNp,.C..II Jact..w Mlit 131-.G$ 1lwlk . $VaLET s·p -.oousu..caroom~on tteeth ~. WOfw\SC. relit no uum;.. Atet.IJ 1~CSI7: ~ G1·• \D. .. eM-. ham . ,Y Boutique a nd "Hong Kong Ta11ors i1M ...... St. - 10°/o ·Set.f1··- THE RING OF PAIN itt a rare ~ pufontiOf!CC OFF AU SIQITS IIICI!I"'IIIfAff of 1111t - - ..,..,.., llftft Is ~ and . . 0 ~ . . . bdiNtll 10 llftd I I:JO p!ll. lf painfully ac1frtd and at'COIIIflllllled by an adult. ·In lii!CICOrdMee 111111 lilt be,....,*"' ANO~ES Goad din M.y .,... . lSI9 Main Street llo. I 837-8344 A . . .. ·-........ __,.. ·OUIC1C COPY ,._..,.,.,..u•rens.. ~,;;-«W ._. ......_. ,~ ..nh . . . twlrt .. iiJ CITY LIGttTSGrllnd()ptningMr; 1 M•il\• Wilt EI'IIM\Ifl.Mict Jht ca~t -- ~·- 1111 ........... TONY-flfOIIIIf ttwr you'rt> on v«ai'iCW. I vou•,... re~t'int up to you eYtnf"CCUUMrthi.......Md l 1>t I~---------------------· Mr Taco I J Gameroo ~l • Street I 3248 Main I I1 • Galax/an • • 'Missile Asteroids : Commend 1 Restauraont a nd 1 • • • (aero11 from U.S.) Pee-Man • I Buy ONE Super Mr. T11t0 I Get the secand one aI haIf pnc:e. . I 1 SU8lETTE:R .. tor~­ .._.... c.ontt'OI K..S iOiH'EG1aL aerw~ ,...-;,...;-t.JGt.._. FEMALE HOUSEMATE ~ lo ~;vofet ••'Pf'lmtnl WDMSC' JUne to -August, c.all 6J6.4361. • Cordiollyii!Uires !11?1' to join us far an euenlng of MATH TUTOR .;-.tllblt (.ell ,~, Dom G1 41l2t :::='-'£: y:-,::,...'".-..=-=...=,-:--:.-:-=-:---: At.ttult.V.,-y c.N•p.nll 6lt..-.517• or ..,. 5676 ...\'fm-..ot. @[p@ . Tt!TOPI"G TUTOA.MG lor f~io ift Ptl~ • II M.t1hl. ,-~. C.tl Jute.QlKJ.S. ,..,SOCW\.Abo.....,.ir1ftd.ay .. hOpe- ~ C• U4l11616ttle.- 49fn. TYPING DON E iO mf ~s;;;;rl o.IG'-"'' t M, lf1 IOh, ss THREE SUILETTE~S w•"'lt<l WDMSC lumbhed Bob IJJ ..t tQ. hO~otte Y"teJC~~c. TOMAilY""RClOMMA1£t..YHN (att9 on M lnnnote oU roomt- June to • TWO SU&LEnER$ WANTED tor tovely Mlln.L.aro• ACCUAA1£ OEPE"O"-BL.E typi,.;:-1. WbOOOttiiGf tnt'fte~UI) l ._.youNd ~ v.cat.on lftlt t WDUklltU to Mrt SHEILA IAIY,HtciiO _;;:;;;;;-; "'' drums..L..ow- Hflt.nG Aod to A1.19VJt Ull ilo' )00. TVPI HG 'SI:RVICE. HCW"fn 8w1falo •rea Man\llu1pts.. d~wrtet~ tfti:ll au PSOt,.• a ort• t Lu~ Jilfl•n. TWO OR THREE wblenen w•ntK tor tumisheci•~""""I..Av;eilolbetm•v 11th nnii'W901htbfe_Ct11 «Jl>79.tS WOMSC THE R.S. V.P.e. P.Q. YOI.I ,,.,, Anyw•v, Ht pov lwrc•. John. Mlto;tt. cr.wl . ~ POO, GREGJ.5ladwe~ Wtll m l u ;;_,JM DI-'DS.....-. >l>"l. •round gel tnr _......,._.._MSC_ ............ w.-tnt: m_...,, ac.ataJ.on. - vou penott.tl~ QOO, 1Mnx.1At'CI'ftf'""'f ~te'.ln dllt' tl'"e. Thho tin bftf\ Qvlt• • ~H"~ Wlwrt 1 wa,r~1 to wv 1-\ ....,. YOU fOf ~ tf'~ atld IOdtf"Wt TWO & e O I I O D M - Wllklnt d~ Mein ~--~ tv•tWb'' - l l f i U I I -. TYPING lO T111:' GUl l DOWN lHQ HA.t...L, I t~,atU w~ geUl ng yl"•r. ' ' n. • SUkETTefl- tor _..... .- oevo-H....,. o.t•ted lirthdnt Kopt: '! .nd thtf••tte:r 1•1iH'e•fl EC. ..h and 71ft flOor Portf'f, It Wat -"--- ,.;, ~ J JJf.S 00 Wmmtf' Clntf , Ue tell W CIM bt.tweeft ~=.:'~....,.., ·~ ~- -Montrote.a..r =~~- uor ~~ ~ CUt ., dr'YIII'u HEV fiN_A from SU lh:IO bv .nytr.nw ltoom 10? PtiiC'I'I¥d ~. iiG:;;e;;o-POETAY IA1f1 fort~tf', t ' •I"'''INN Heape tf\11 1t lht tint TTT ,,.........,...,_ for - lt-« Tt1ai'\ICI metlftOr~.YOII'rt tht nket bwnc.h of F•t PtQ$ I IU'IOW, I lOve Yl 1111 ~. DEAR JAf\, We4c.OI'Mf0 ~ Honh Wnt E.njoy LDY« O•vid • .,.o•.ooo. •msoo SUIL.EnERS ...... t ,..llwtor walk ft"'WftMMft.,.,.... <:. a.t'I'ICIUlaiiiJl..:Dt. w.wr CHicK'S Pt 1t .nc1 Aan 71AII ·u·· ~>• CtHIWI.TAT/ON. ooe-.ttwwa~Nic;eC1l'""- took"' ......... OICfE OOKIE: SlOtcE I AI..AH NATHAH:..::i;;.::; j ,... =-:: .....,. :-,.:-.-..,-, ... -, Sf(.(lftCI USED CARS ~EIN/TIA L TWo SlJ I&..ETTER.$ tor hOUR-;_ ART ST\JO£lrfT for 1 ,...,. roomtNIH to comptotte J DedrOOm ~tor- ftliet ~...... U7•7"" FEMAt..£ RC>OMM.ATE W~NTEO: for 4 be-d'reo"' uppe:r 11001 h . .t wa1tr tnclbdecl wa&ttlrldryer furnl&htd WDMSC 1 C.vton off E'~ ;. 1Vb4..ttr ~,..,.. '"""'t'OU ..,., be very · ~·man to h.Aw- ll'ound .....,e:,rbl WDrMn of SASU. Third SU81..ET THE CLOSEST HOUSE tc MS75'2 roonn call J eff l)hi:)Ol 5\IILJ!T APAitTMt NT - - ... loc.olloo S$0 L.lolwood, m-M1'1 MM'C. ,,. S\ltntner. tor tUm,....,., QIOt'9IIOirlt .......... ~..!!!!!- c•ll .,._Sltl• WOM$C _ . ,. . . . . . . GATES CIRCL.E ='::~ Er1c Tr• fflc. cm.~m~~• _.,..... SA0G. ,.,.. A"'f>>X OltS to'o. reg. $1.0, now 13-tp uclt. HOSUE--Witl.tpt.Jro lrntn II'Upe~ve, .....,.llon uM•. 636<57>0. FEMALE HOUSEMATE WMted to C:Omfllfte ~ Pft"'SSft \IPPitf" on Lhbon near P~. tullv fi\Jmlthld, " ' can TEAC AX-. fesl· S11141tl5 S-UMMER SUBLET twocaenonsaet.lreG ' 6 31 · 8884 ftOOMMATa WANT'ab ROOMMATE H EEOEO tor two.bedroom •P8tfmenr.WDM$C on tMIIM$. Celt .,._Q<il6. W..f656. UJ•l1.._ c~ STu ote,..,needed t o c~ •<bedroom e!l)l, WOM.K tnt SA•U I5 c.u AlnJf or ~..~~~.;..~· :XCl'UT' prlu ~ SU&LETTER w.med n MifW!nOia Wlalaniavitle •Pirtrnenf. 'ltO.OO call &lJ•1lJ'O. ~ TNC C3 wllh C8)( casoello - nead. floe. S1 150. ,.,.. S82SSonauil6700 reg. 1830. - Me-c-rtrnac.WOMSC. w..m. 36 Hopklna Rd. A. ROOM FOR flEtfT "' •t'ti,IO-t!Hroom Whtff •·u . . Lud&n C. ParlAto Attorney-&t-l&w W·-""vtlme. tometrm..Yow know , oo .,.,~ ""'' come lief' m« 1 SV81..£TTERS NEEDED for UC>Prr. wastier d ry•r porcft 10 ,...,,.. 'UitNISHEO rootntf.l.r. . .. WO MSC """ftbat. Dt .ens. ~ltOM.C.•I I TO THE GUY whtt ~ 1J Ol'lftl' ·~ •nd the biO wttn. .,.,..,. ~«" =~= ~~~ Jun« FOU" SUILE:TTEAS ntHt d for ~ IJCIPff" Utt. ~ wmrnu PERSON NEOEO IO comptellt l•rg.t I .,w~~YOit MeR.. tot thtVtf'IO oft ""' tnlllot~. PIORTI< AMHEI!F ~ _ , - rw. 1»-U.. r.p~y.kl~ i!: ANNIE. tltows Mt Ad. Trewor dl1niCS ; . T. . : t'n mMTY you; lf ~ ,..,.Y • ml", 11.tppy ntqallvt first ~ E _ 1 7 1..... ui1Joot, .,,.., 111'"'" = =~=':,=F:.:!~·~ a..st.,, f-ULL FURNISHED~ ~ from Mat ~bur ~ wry ~ Of' M_A TUR! FeMALE to '"bitt J ~room fl•t •111'1 Ul"'\jt.WOMSC 4 for o..--.w.-. TWO lltOOMMAES w~ted tor tl'!rft "'........., ....... .,..m:L •par1Pnl't'll ~ qv,j,et. S-wr'lon J"'t.tOr'Y nrxt te M1Jn U&. Wnber ~Al\l'lw. . . ...miCf'O'IIr• w.. ~ ,.,...,...~. U..ti8Sfopt nttdtd $U8LEnER$ IN.me C.f1Tomjlt1 4f1JO!Iattf.,.._400t. LENNY: ~ GltAO/It~o ~..,.. 7 EcfV. It 6»-Dl IUYt' tWW'nt .-.d SU8t..STT.RS WANTO for ct1H9 !tlt'H "*"' 1 11t00MS ~ltfl..,.. 7 mlnuln frornMSC for httO.CMI D7•7U1. I!Umtnw. Hovte f'loHI' AC ......,... .... unc:JJ·4Hl' « •n-QSl. .._.. ~ to r•tH ll4b;.,........ _., loUI'fU'I'\fr , st W mo.pt"'· CIU JN, w- w-._ar WEEDED Ache:•on, nlcem SU-It SUBI.ET - - ·-~-.,...,-'""" too, mil« t.nl $tt'lOUI PI"'GG"' nHd not - to..,....,... CONSIDERATE• ~,. f4IIPC'!r w/two Oflil..,l Oft MltM'I•IOt.. I fhff\U1 ... WOMSC Ava.tttbfe. for latf MWJ/ or 8£0ROOM AV"AtLASLE In prlmt ~ S?rwt uppu, rOWdy .,._, Mftlncs DI·S.. IUILfl A.. AHMIH'T FEMALE WA NT£ OTO ~PLET fht'tt bedf'DOm flit at m ~UII.ITtERS _,,....,eon ....,.,.,fUflyf..,.,.., ....... ,........ J "''"""- wette MSC. ut Bob DlliiiS. ull Ji!WS. .. Dl--., pmylno - 10-• --· HOUSEMATE WA.. ITtED I n ' _ _ , ._,.., WIMpMr . . . . .. I " You'll Louc Our Subs, Too'! '*'lin -- 514111 --------------------- I I I1 �(Juotc of the dn,· "We thooH to go to the moon In this diQide• .. not because It Is easy. but because It's hard • .. because that challenge II one we are willing to accept. one we are unwilling to postpone. and one we Intend to win. -John F. Kennedy · announcements Tues<ll)'. Thursclly. aM FridAy: until7 p.m. WedMSday in OQa't be o pof'l)'opoopt.rlllf i"VV!unteerleoder for Llf'e. 340 Squl,., Also opon MOndAys from 1·5 p.m In 177 worksiJOP$. wt ore still lOOking ftl< leaders for ntxt S«MSttr's worksllops. If yoo hove a sldll or talent tlwll yoo would be wifllng to share with thgt llnl._rslty community. please let us knoW. For more informatton. or to Obtain a leader proposal rorm. stOP by our offlceat 11 o N«ton or phoM 636-2807. SUW.stions W<"k:omt. Last Commuter Srtakfut of tM y..;r 1t two kiCitlons· capon lobby. AC. and tho Fillmore Room. Squirt. today from 8 a.m ..._.. 5..1 5 dOnuts and frH bevo<~~~ts. now noftolllo for ,...,.. WIIO _ . to tnln as counsem foe the Stlt\llblY Eclucatlon C«>tor. AppllcatloM art · Tl'alnln9 <Applicotlons are In 261 Squire and 1 11 staru.Juno 1. ~ 2 at 6:30 p.rn. at FGyn Aostaunnt. For tnf'orrnMion all~-~~~. .. tho Klstory- \NI plalk Mily11 frvm I p.m.·? at Dlcolt Tennis CO<JrU. froo l'lli>cl. t>etr Mel In~ !NirbiH. c-.,.. Ct..-IW Qortot~ Fomily nn.TIIosdly ~r.:~==:=n~~= .ane- lflloloiry s.-.,5trmon at 5 p';;. ln tilt by Kr;tn ~. Room. EUicatt. All A Wo Art(rultlmol diMer) ..,._,._ at 6 In the F.-go c.feteN, I ~·~ADo.., _,. ;m. T-ofw-·.s-eotoge.voleYttodtoa pOCludl pOcr)1C tomqrrow In Ottow.n Park. not Rose Clr6en. C.rpoo(ol\9 woH lea'lt Sque at 1 lf.m. Don't Jorgtt frisbtH. bats. ba)ls. uttnsits. blankets, Library Amntttyo Jn ~ognltlon Iff ~I Prokofitv's 90th anniversary. Aj>rll 23. 1981 . th• Mu51C Ubrary. Billnl Hall. will grant 1 day amnHty on Mofl<lay. ~ 4 for ovenlue fines for all MllSlC bookS and Musk o"" SCO<ts whic~ art re\Umtd t o tho Mu51C Ubrary CJrculotiO<I 0.... on tllot day. All musk bOOks and scotts must be received~ the ~uslc Ubrary between the hours of 91 m, an~ 9 p.m.:: IIOini Juftloll wllo will bo 011 to trlduato of prof-1 .scnool in 1982 shoukf set up a tef..-.nct f1lt. cau Mrs. fllo--,_., Mock at 831-3515 for an appointment with 'l"· Rnk. the graduate and rn>~aw advisor. T1lo llot doJ a (or Sprint 'Ill -York S~ Hlghor' Educ3tiDn Sorvlcts COiliOrttlon or Gl.lorontfta,.Studan~Loan ~ is Ml)l 15. 5ublrut' forms l>oftJro tbb dote to tho Finondal Aiel Ol'fiCO. 6 Butler )\nnox 6 . - Yn - s.rw. c:o.,ont~oa ......, - (HYSHESC) or r......tood Loan II>I'IOtiOns ftl< thO lNI-62 on,_ tlol<1g occoptfd ~tho Finondal Aiel Olllot. Orap off. or mal opsltiatlons for -Alit.~~ ~-e. fie fMty. acaololtlllc- ~,. ..,.•....,... ...-.o ~~o.rou-.awnouctt ti611 ...._.,_ "_ " '_ - ro-.,ll?3tltrlcn4orm. ft<'l1lly CDPinll? If-dO...., CIOIIII to tho mMt yoo'Notd ~· - ~tile- A-...sof'ntg~W.. ~ ot 3 ""'· ~ 101 lioriOR.• AC. 0( coil fi36.2807 f« turtrw fOr.,_.,. " "' ...... . - ·• • SIIO'*nd by tho ~ '-'*>glll!llhr tilt UnrYtrsrty or . . , . _ , ~ . . - llolp Mth . , ~ of WNtlne· ~~~~'!t..cna:. "'*- a 6 - - traoning <our~~, If,.,.. would • • to ......... m,.,ur ~OIII>yllli-, ,.,. .,_. pa.. MWTh 1141 p.m. or 3oll6 p.Jn.~ _ltgol_ . flU___ to•ue•,.,..-•'-ono c.map~..go~-.. ...... ~(U --~--- ,_.~ Lvtht~n serwkn Sun<lly at 11 a.m . In the Jane 'Keeler Room. Ellloott. Boble study at 10 a .m. mcdiQI Nletflon Stvdent Aslll. ~rat meeting tOdAy at S p.m. in zeo Squire. Eltctions to be hetd. no ANC 11••1 Anyor.e Interested In holp(119 the ANC begin again Ls tqoc1 tD """" to our orvonlutlonal metting toclay(bofort~atll_a.m.ln SOdotJ of w- ~.doolot ' - ' 1s satunll)'. Soul '£xporloace MFAC. £lllcott..ll31-2273. -~.Air II·SIIIJII,. . . ,, w-··w- 1 0 7 T -.COI - . 634-79112 tor ....... t n - . meet..,._,._ at 6 p.m. In 29 Aclleion Annex • .lid< cumtnl119',.... spook on "WWly ,I Uke * r ~~a~oy.- -~ ...... -~at6:30p.m.,.itt,~ .... ~--W~ In~·lt ,.,..-~lt.~IU<konrour.....s endhlwa joyful oun)IMI'. 5ft )'00 """' -n r-. ~of -· -0'1«'/Olmar rnonm ,_,. rt 28 v.mon.Aoot. tilt -~. 1!list If 1>10<1< oouth of and Amtworstl• .10' .dl~ ~ wholildc- conceptS. ott. For tlinho< lnfomlation CIIIJI38·~.,.. ~7ZI5 or step In ot tile <n~n Mill, 5 W. Honhrvp 1832-64001. • movies, a rts &ledures sprintfoot toG.y 01 noon I t thi Squire Fountain Area W1th The Todd Hobin 6and. Tht Dox._ Orogs and DoVe MasOn. -·• o - and oa lgramo oance Ensemble will bt from a w1do v~ of count11ts In an Artl>arlc po<focmanco on Miry 10. Como to enjoy the· btaut'lfUI costumes. C!Ancos. and musk. TICkets available dOing - ot tkl<etron out..ts. Joponooo s-nt .U.n. pr-tl o night 'With doncos. songs lncla JUdO dtmOnstraton. Wo will also exhibit some or 0<1r orts and craft tOday at 7 p.m In the Katharine Cornall Tlteator. Students s 1. ~rat Odmisslon s2 . Tl<kots avallabfo ,...., mornbtB or at the cs-. y..,·,. .._ to to In Two , . _ In 0.. Not Any-. At All" given by OoloresllarthC>IOtnOW MOndAy at o4 p m In 2 4 4 - . 'given 'Till Coli~ - · · - Jn ClemMY" ~ Dagmar Shllll ., Monday at 3:30 p.Jn.. lit Wornon's Study Co41f9t. 108 Wlt\spNr (next to SOJnshoroe _, -at ''c:noliollla ,.....•• Ql'm1"' ~-Dim Dopt.'Doran Worlullop todoy8 p.m.5uqdly ot Jp.m.ln tho -~-. TICI<l'tS sztor_ts.,., s3_._ A~tt~~Lttoo- Honll Vloooal ... _,.... . . , . . _ ot wtll.O'It ft<S to lldP store- ot 11ag1ra r.ns. ts "" - food-· ""'"' Thfttff UShl<'lng. ganoryCO<IQtt Stefani "' 84Z-2A24 (lluffillo) .,.. wrote At\potlt, eo,. 371 , Uwlilt0ft. New York. 14092. ,._a ~ ~ P'11 Ladloo lllPt Afflilt ,.,..,.,_ "'Uoef'.-go- -louJ19o. $1 . •.,._.. Vor1flcatloo of ~.. given ~ ZOI\Of l.lalll)lt~ ot 3;30 P.lll In fOOl!\ 41 . 4226 Ridge tea. U.." f1lm t -In ,_. DoofendorfInat 11. In 51Jo<rt$onftt." GIW1 tho I ?0 lo4fAC. Ell_., lncl &and tO p.m. SUnday Thealot at 5. 7. and 9 p.m. today " TIIa Cloatlt of.......,.. - . . l t l l" film tonight at 4:30. 7. ano ~ p m 1n tilt Squlr~ Conf«"'lU Theat~. ...,.._.. tllm tomorrow 1n u.. SQulfl Conferonce 'lllllinr and Suncl.y ill tho Wdcn.n ThNttr. - · at 4.f,J,Incll0p.m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Vol. 31, No. 87 SUNY at BuHal.o .. . ... ~ Pro pitcheSfor the UBBulls; Mcinkarsh's woes contin.ue lly Dllll Holder TOIIYPdll As l.be UB administration -c:ommma:d iu in~estipt.ion into an upplayed second game of a Florida double header Monday, rumors of~ misdeeds by Bulls baseball coacb Bill Monlwsh surfaced. __ The orilina1 oomplainl CXla<l<l1led a Mardi 10 JCries ......, Ollio's Xavier Univcnky wtUc:h was pla,.od durin& tile team'• 50UibcrD 1001r. A tdq>hone <q>0<1 to UB Sports lnfonnatiotl Dir«tor (SID) Larry S«de from foriiKf UB pitcher Ed Ret= cmliled S..ffalo with two wins. The sccoad pi11C', however. was DC"Yer pla,.od. When University President Robert L Ketter ~ or tile r~ repon. he ordered an investiplion by lbc Facully S.111te Commi11ee on Alhktics. chaired by History Prof«SSr Norman Baker. In addition 10 Sludyin& tile rabiroecl repon. the commiuee muSI deal with an ineliaible player pit<hin& in a different Florida pme. it learned Monday. • An initial repon by the Buffalo Ctxlriu £xptns noled that r~ UB pitcher Denni> tto•ard took the mound for UB in .. hat Monk&ISh termed ••an Cl<hibilion pm<" against St. Pctmbura Community Collqt:. Howard pOSted a 7·1 record "ith lilc Bulb ~ season. before brin& draned In Junel980by tile Toronto Blue Jays and bastd in the Scoud2k. Arizona farm dub ~ Attordin& 10 National Collqialr Allllctic OrpniU!ion <NC AA) rules. as a pofcssionolathlcu. the lenhander is illdiiJl>le to play •• lh< colltc< ...'d. Nac ~) Wed...ay The Commin« on Athktics ••i~o no1 &A e:a«uaiw aroup:• Bater explained. UJt will in\-utiptC and rcpon its nndlnp···o Kcuu. He added. "II is reasoMbl< 10 ,..,.,_ that wr wiU no1 hav< a firud result by Wednaday." • • Attordina to a >lory itt Monday's 814/fllo E-in• Nows. t<llimony by Sledc: I> opected to oonfmn lllal Monkanh's rolt In the cow:t-vp 1110<< than had <>riliully bcCD allqod ~ l'lrlt <q>Ortslndicatedthala Bulls t..m . - . . - t h e ... to Steele, - .TIIo--- !OillloullllloeW..'a .............. Tloued- 1 r~thtlftltMp. Uilh 4 There a.r t now hints that Monkaiih":"' a'ftiVc ·o r rhr nolloi... IO~W~-m....... (lllw 7• ' rcpon-. M' 10 Sledc:'s attnlioo by a Slucktll "" tbe ..,.,. n.. Buffalo SID lhao con<a<ted Xa>ic:r's iofonllltlolo dim:lor• ..t.o arrormcd thll Ilia school's coach had oo k~ of tile KCIOt>d pmt. Tile athletit scaodal comes durin& a time wbclt K<tter is considcriA& a mo~ co upend< mos1 UB sporu to lbc Division I l<wl. CUITCnlly Only ~II (at Division I) and hoctey (II Division II) opc:rat< a-lbe lcwo..., NCAA ranked pl:llcau~ «ouaht OCJo<t-.-motioll There has beao some cxmeern that ibc cOntroY<nY could aff<a tbe Praidall ~ da:isiotl apinsltloc ~-.-nt. but people at UB haY< upreued oonrodenc< that acher considcnllolll dominate the da:ision. Tbcst indud< the fmancial burden of supportinJ a shill, aa:q>~a- by the SUNY Board of Tru$1«S or opcratill& at the Division I ~. and UB's physleal capability to ac:comndate lbc oddilk>nal equipme<~l ne<ded. Other considerations inelud< a tidal wave or l"i>haps which uneovm:d ovu cht paSI year in several Division I schools, notably in lbc Southw<st. Tht sandab indudt improper r«rultill& tectinlq,..., ilkpl support ror tbe athlet<S, and the unauthorl<td walvcr of academic requiremmll. These lncid<nls have scoerated a COIIDl<r· wa"" of national Ulli-athlctit SllppO(I, <haracttrized by cries that lbc prtSSUrt Of the adnnetd levels -alonJ with alumni demands fO< a wiftninJteata at any CO<t-pmcu too much Slrru on the teams and co.tbts. Some critics at UB ha•~­ tilt same aflum<nl$~ Tbcst hi,.. beao.,..,......., by ra,u-ions or tbe Uaiwmily's llchl entran«'~uittmtDI$, combillctl •illo li&ht dil>l>ilifY demands Oft the athletes. UB coedo<s have contiaually Sl.......r lhot the sporu ,.,..,_ heR are desiantd fO< ''tbe studeat-alhlcte." and primary oon>id<nlioo is a;- to ....,.,it priorities. s.-111 teams have cooc:<dalthlt the 51 riel &uicldines rauh in susprnsion Or some alhloles, ........ aarnelosas or rorr<iu. Mcrnbtrs of the Faculty Senote commiueelttdud< l'tyeholosy prof<ISOf Rjchard Sltvic. Physical Eduation rqJml<l\llli>< John Baker. RARI Assoclat< ProfestOr V'da Oiehold, Gradual< Nwsr Edueatio.a A5>0dlue Prorruor Alfhea Cilenlster. Auipant ' to the Viet President Leo Ricltardson, and B&krt. Aside from hja.a thlcticsuspeoslon, Montaroh- a 19-year UB veteran-is also under suspension from his teacbinc duties as an assiSiant pn>f<S<Or in llUI . •= Pp. 7-ll / 8estteamin~-P. IS �~...:;..nd: h - made lillY dlaqet in $77 Buffllo-New York round trip train .fore tft...ake IDW<I' airline prices. the NatloMI railrood has added e thlnl 1'1111 bd-. the two dtlcs. Ill ~Won, a new 'Buffalo.Toronto lnlin has beer! m.uaurated. llle - 8uffalt!-lllew Yort train kavcs the QuCily at 6:13a.m. and DqJnt at 6:30a.m .. pulHD& into l'lcw York's OtiiDd CeJnral Terminal at I:S4 p.m. The new <aStbound nan, known as the Niqara Rainbow, .,.. ICkled hi. response to increased ridm:hip in l'lcw Sta~. ~ina · York The 1981 Buffalonian will be on sale Finals• Week In•• • I. Squlre Center Lounge · There Is a LIMITED number and ' they are on a fJrst come first serve basis. · ~~ SENATE MEETING· ~ Thursday April 30th at 3:00 p~ ' Talbert Senate Chambers VOLUNTEERS NEEDED . To man baUo.t boxes to verify vbtlng during the.Graduate Student Assoclatlon mflndator-v. student fee ref...-end"rn~ ~y 10 a.m.-a p.m. u .· 10 Amtracl<, tbe railroad and Slat~ of N.,. York ha~ Improved lliin S<Mee "sianif~ta~~~IY" in Buffalo and N'J.tpra Falls In reeent yurs. All trains now operate with dtber TurbOilner, Am~ .or coniplaely rebuilt .. ~.. nee~ equipment. Amtracf ;. bopina !bat by Mey I some rrains trawdiD& in the "£mpi"' Corriilor" will ...ach speeds up to 110 m.p.h. Th< new Amuack train '!(as oddcdlan Sunday, wfien th< IJilrold also inlrndnoed tbe New York-Toronto "Map!< L<er'. This \rain dopans fmm Dep<w at4:40/ p.m. and1luffal6 at S!02p.m., ·and arri\I<S in Toronto II 8:30p.m. The round trip ...ursion fa"' ii $16. FOr thOS< poople who ar< reaDy advblturous, Arotraclc -now offers a complece "circle trip'•: from Suffalo to Toronto, on to Montreal, down to New Yor·k City-and then ba& to Suffalo, all for SIOI. For more inform&don regarding Amuack service and fa...s from Buffalo, <ell 4S4-S210. ' If Soato Senator Anthony Mesidlo (D-Buffalo) g<U his way, it will b<come a lot. mort diffiCult for ill<aal sp<ekeasies to g<t S1an<d in N<w \lork State. Th< r ....hman Senator, prompted by • '"'"''" S<rio:s "" fj)<tkcasics in th< B•iffalo £\~11inr Nt•os, lMs propos<d a four-point prosram to make it increaslllllr 4iffleult for thOS< O..ablishm<nts to rt«iv< liquor liccnS<S. , ' Accordin,g to -the News. many social dubs acquire not·for)profit corpc)[adon certificates · and orten "mlsusetbom,to es>ablish 'iU<gai, O:fler-hour dubs." "Tho;- speakeasY problem galls m< for stveral diffe.<nt reasons." Ma»<Mo told the N~.-s. "For on<. it' ls a slap ill the raco to ~ l<c!lltavorn owner wllo faithf!'IIY pays his li~uor li«nse f«S and t_,.<S evtJY Pan// ' ~ Kaplan 's course" viewed'~·g<?od' Edilor's 110/e: The followilrg. is the I!ISI of a twOpart series on a Federal Trade Commissio11 study on college entrance exams. It deals witb how coaching schools prepon stutknts for the lest. ' b)' loa ColleR Sp«t"'m SIO// Wrlrtr If for $:100 you could ii'Cf<OS< your ehao<cs or r<tliD& into that coll<a< or pmfeaioclol ldlool JO• whar to attend. would you spd1<hh<'~lf10U o.nswaed 'yes', then you probably ~and why. thowands of ctud<nts each y<ar take coeciUna counes to~ for collqe entrance eums. Sp<dflc r<aSOilS for lakin~'!>< courses vary, butth< ien<ral elaim irthat they ......, 10 help. • Rcx:art studies by 'th< Fed<ral Trade, Commlssloo {PT<;) and Jh< EduoaLional Testlna (ETS) Corponatlon ha~ shown score incr.._... on co11<ato , admissions t<IU by Jbose students wllo ha•• COIIqlleted private co.dtina courses. ~ill& tow ETS, the most widely uaed and <ffective couraes art those off<red '>Y tile Stanley H. Kaplan SjlucaliOUI ~In 1~31 ~ ltlrled' ha oriaa talldeol.uc bt t1ot baaenlau of Ills Brooi<IYn, .NeW York home. By 1!1110 bb ICitook bad OYer S5,000 •u6cnu <ruolled, up :Z0 porta~~ fi'Oftl th<)'ear !><fore. 0... the Jut four }'OIIJ. the a ...b<r ~ r educatloDal O<nters 1p doe \Jailed a.tes u>d ~ has tripled to 9S. ~ allributa f1101t of. tbii jJopubrily 10 o f IDOUIII ~~~~·· satlrlled tllllcleall.- s.mce. ·-d ~. bdina ... """"*"'to ~ ~~a ~~·ors~.in~~~-.. year. These ccnificau:s ire alicerue to U'eat." Mosidlo wants t.he State to chec1< the l>adcamunds of poople applying f1>r cmiftcates1 as well as contact local license ofrodals !><tore tbe do<Urrte!'IS ~apprOVed. '"Thes< places are . . . havens for -<Yct:Y kind of crimlnal "'ivity. They pmvide a p<rfect atm0$flh<r'< rordntp, pmblingand the sale o r stokn property," Masiello told th< ~ws. _ On< or th< lar&cst Loyalty Day Parades in th< Country will b< hddln Buffalo on Sunday, May 3, "to refortify the American spiritorr~om," aceordfnsto 'Eri< County EXocvtivc Edward Rut kowski. Loyalty Day CSiablisbed 41rl9-5J. by an,act of Congress, ''to shbwopposltion aaainst Russia's May Day," parade O.airman Edward Sioracki- told Tht S~trum. But for 32'y<a~in Buffalo,theparaJI< wont unpubfkized. until laSl year wben the tvent garnered vast suppon from an:a bbsin<SSmen.. Thii year~ the parade'"s 100 units will travel down ·Broadway, bqinnin& at Bailey Avenue and ending at l'illmor< A~u•. Ten thousand small p\asti< Am<rl<an Raas-donat<d bY local m~chants-will I>< handed out alone th< parad< !'out<. Str;iJii as G.nind Marshall will I>< Mayor Ji?'e< Oriffin.'a forme. "<leran. As AhighlighJ, th< "'noWncd 661$1 US Air, For« Marching Band will travel from Dayton, Ohio, to perform in th< paradt. In addition. l~ "Big E" hot-Air balloon promisn to be a crowd pkaser. or~niztts insist. - . Th< parad<Js b<ing,hdd in <O~Unction with an «say J:Ont<sl at Wcst<tri N<,. York junior and S<.nior high S<hools. Winn<rs or 0>&~ oontm . entitled "What to)'Bity M<ans to M<." v.-111. b< awarded US Saving., was Bol!ds. · �Yearly visit Trustees hold hearing a~ ECC J_,. u- ,.._ ..-. "" bt SlaMol said lbal CC>allrUction of a !iluelent Allobo:na "i> pan or the . . - or ..,.0,. ""'' campus UB !ilud~t l9den tc:s.tilltd ....,..... aNI I - · • comment any boiOft 1. perloal ptbcrilll of lh< ftonllcr." Hc: tOOled that Kaplan SUNY Board or Truqcet~ay, woold \>e bc:nc:r orr o\kina tdlna the four members. prtoent of Un!Yeuity PrCiidcllt Robetl L. · the...,., for a <tudc:nt unlo" on lhc: Ketter 'any quc:!illon; on Amhc:nt Amhcnt Campu1 and Stote •uppon con!llruction. fOf inlc:<-<:olkaiatc: 11thlc:tk:<. "I'd jibl ll~e to add one thlna." 11oe public hcarina, held 11 Erie K11plan .aid before Ieavins the Com..,..nity Coliq<:'• (ECC) Nonh '<pe~ker's toblc, "i went to Keuc:r Cltnput, w1a coDdur:tcd ln and the •dministration and 'hey complloru .nth a Stale law rlw ...,t rM to you.1• req..ra the Tru>l«S tO meet the '· pubbc four llrpts a.,..., in difrem>t..., Adtktb , pans of New YO<k. Last yeo<'• SA Athletic: Affain; Tbc S<S.Sion "'asauCI1dcd IIYSialc CoordinawTom Epn broualn the Un,....icy of New Vorl< (SUNY) 1Na<a' Mlcnrfocl to "ao old &lid Clwlcdlof OiRon R. Wlwlon, familair IOpic" -State suppon fO< Board m<mbc:n ~ ColrJM, intc:r-<Dilqjate 1llhklk pr...,..... ar Arnold Oardn<r and studcor SUNY Jd>ook. t<pr...motive Jim Sterp. ':Aihlttic$ ~~~r compcrlna for Ahhoullt anyone could ha'"' fuM$ whh the handialppcd and at the hearinc. on SUNY· othc:< prOIJ&nu," Epn ••pWnc:d, wid< iaue<. fi¥C ofthe..-.on poople "and it bc:eoma painfully obviou; tu1ifyina WC!rto UB uudent 10 studetu that the lade or I • government offoclal>, 11\d vlnually rt~~utablcathlc:t icprocramhurhthe UB. which cur-rently iJ. eonsi<laina uwadin& iu ahtktie pr~ r.- Oivi>ioo Ill to Di~ J. is in the midg or • iCAndal itlvolrifta iu ba>d>aiJ team. Whanon, bcfou' .the '-ina. told TN S(Jft·tfVm thai he did not know aoouah about the rcecntly· announced :.c:andal inv~v1na a fab'ilied r~ 10 say if it vloukl ~ave a ny effect on the propo\cd Oivlsiorf"t plao. M F(; Ptcsident of UB'• Millard Fillmore Colqe (M FQ Pattic:k Helmbrecht !tWrred pn UB's eurrmt ocaf\1b f<K a ,.,. Chief Elr<lcurivc~ He exprCISCd ...,..., _ , .. O\'ft" lbe cboi« of Un.iVtn•ty Coundl Chairman Robnt I. Mllloui u leader o f th< Proidential Seardi Commiuce. and the O.airman•" decision to exclude MFC from the Search pand. Wt h a\~ 10 be rnsurtd lhat rhe new Preside:n1 v.·ill be concerned with the interc:st'$ of parHimc and night students. •• Helmbrec ht exp1aiptd, Ha.n$1 we believe Mr, ,POk.., all of lhrir IC'Mimony deah with this Univers:ity:•• Uni¥Crsily. • · He suu<~ted to the Trustee~ that Student A'<O<!ation (SA) Vloe SUNY rdiiX its >lrinaent rules PrCIIdent Steve Kaplan eJ<Pfe>sed reprdina SClbolarlhip allocation. his concm~ ovc:rlhe ,_.quality of Preomey, tbe education sYJlc:rn can student life at UB and attributed ~ only~ scholarshiPS on the basis In pan to the lack of a ••udalt or a Sludalt'• li!Widal position. • 1101 olhl<lic abWty. union on Amhcr!il. ;.;;,.,n.c:,.:r~=·~c::~:= Millonti has link r~rd for 1hi1." The MFC !'resident said that ••after pain.stakin& rClCSJ'Ch. '4'c have foul>d that Mr. Millonzi can no< bc: a proper dtait for such a ...~an;,.,;;s=~~u~~ Committ« ... In a letter sent by Millonzi 10 Hdmbrc:eht, pan of ,.hich ,.... read a1 the bearing, the Chaimlan >a.id MFC \hould eontxr ' the SA &nd Graduate Studenl Anocialion rcpraentathcs to the commiUC'C to J\a\~ its intercsu expressed. Helmbrecht insisted that MFC h 11 a critical juncturt u far as h~ -there uotol 1914." Kaplan told d<..ropincaqualityfi'OfiiP<Oifam the Tru!llees, "and I ..'OUid jUSllike than Trustee reculatioA$. ''The 10 know )'OU'rt ,oina to do issue I$ far men compla than the about It ••• If a.n)1hina." rulellw>ded down by the Board." Oardincr, who was ehairina the the Cbaoodlor upla.incd. ""* .-ina. actno,.lcdacd that the "Under NCAA (National !iliiCicnl unioot i"ut b "a >ft)l rnl Colie&iat< Atllletic AsSj>Ciat>Ofl) • problom," but s.aid the hcarin& was reattlation• there are strict rules on 1>01 Intended fOt Qutltionl about the SOUIU of funds and hoW tbty ..,.c:ific SUNY odlool•. can be &<>t«n: there are a !Dultlplc Hr 1htn )'M!kled to Whanon. who sec or rules.." he continued. arowa.b il c::onoemed, and lhaL h i\ important for condnuina echtcatWn studenlS hive their ov.·n ~in 1hc: ,..,,;,.g search . "Our dc:aliaa> with Mr. Oeneral Education; ECC's SASU Millonli have not been plcas.lnt dei<&ll< Darrel Rose n "ho qumioned Erie County's' )uppon t houah." he said. Althouah Oarnder refused to for his collqe; and ECC Audcnl <O<nm<nl on the poinu rm.d by 10\."ttni"MIU rcprestnt.ali\e Kathy Helmbrecht. Satrn ex:presu·d Lane ,.flo <poke on financial aid. ~ympada) for hi' caus.r and Additionally. Pr<>idenr-dc:a of empha ~iud that che. Trv)t«.. the SUI'IY Conf<deration o f should considrr Helmbrecht'-. Alumni Auociauons Molly Oib>on su&&eltion of rcvi\in& SUNY dtH'-ttC'd a ~ on alumni Pmldcntial Sermh tuicldin<s for interest In rundraisin& a'nd the future. rCC"rUitmtnt drhn• 01her >P<Ok<n at the beatinc Before tht hearma. there ·was a induded SA Pr<>idcnt 'Joe Rifkin v.ho $poke ln favor or rcstntcturi:na- nton~emof >ilen<efO<Tr""-ecJohn 'hcStudcnt A.iliOCiatton oflheS«lte A. R.,.,...,.,ll, 65, "ho died inN.,., Unlven;ily CSASUl: SASU delept< Yock C'uy Monday. He wu the..,.. · John Santora wh.o f.'\>Uned of Po<Sidem ~In 0. -..,'dt, _ I .!"',!'!IIII---------------------· y-~-~'!PI"!.... :.. "" f"'"'i' , .. • • ...•;!JIIII!I•_ ... !I•.•' .• •.... NYPwiRG s~~s NY$ :~ Tbc New Yo<L Publot lni<TOI Res.eardl Grollp (NVPIROl h.. tiled a Ia....,.. ...lnlt the Stat< fO< allqodlr •iolatin& ••o of it.> COMtkutlon since the April I deadlio< f0< the Lq;..latur<: to .,.,.,.. a IM>dctt b well I*'· Tbc '-'""* .,..lied Monday ill Albany Sr.,e Supreme Coun aftd pro.,,.,.. ATTENTION STUDENTS THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ACCOUNTS r-----REMINDS YOU THA·T: -----, ...,.,. Oovtmo< Hullt 1.. ~. c-pttoller Edward v. RC1IPO and C-il&loo<r ol Tyation and Fin~J~CC lames Tully u defmdmu. ' H o - . b«a... the cu<1{111 not he heard until May IS. it ..m probably filii aff«t thlJ yew's i01pwe. A«<>rdma to NYPIRO loqutotivt Director Anhur Milken. the wit the State o f violatln& Artide 7, S«tion 7 of the Co"llitutlon .. hlch prOhlbitr 'l'Ondina State money without lecal aurhoril&lion. The ~<aal authori>.ation, MUkcn ~'rid, would come from pauina lhc:State budJ<I-whlch IJYiaw must bep.....S110ia1cr tbanAprill, but remaiftS unr..oi¥Cd •Inc< Carey -and Senate M~ity Leader Warren Anckuon ann~ rornt to terms on the i.s$ut of S.lle-coottollcd Medlcatd. Tbc suk addlt-.lly eharc<S New Vorl wilh .;.,iatint 1 pro•kioll wbldl prohibit> 1~ Slate from oca:ptins a -lou·or a lift. Milken expUiMd that by pa)'MII iu employees ia ><riP<-• promiuory no~e -wort.ed OUI a ith a banL itt Alban)-theSrate islo effect ta\inaout a loan. Akhouch the cue may no efTett on raolvtna this r<JI'S bu41oJ ""-· Milken Is llopeful NYPIRO wo11 wie the ease. thu• 111t11Jna .._ a>im!lar delay do- occur itt the runm:. 11Jo UIJ>Iat-.., a - record fort~ \cQJIIrial budcc:t 1mIto New York St.no hdlory ~onday-21 <lays. JJ *"'*' "*"" ------------------------i RIDEHIGH : Thle Weekend at f Colonial Ridge Stablea .. 6\INY Cho- CIUton R . In Wnrtm New YOtt tor lhe Bo#rd ot ltusrHa'IWbllc ·a.--•,. ...... • ......, - , . , llolltflaclaldlall ............... offO • ·~Off ........... .., ....... ~ aflt • .._.... ......... .... of &.odipott.., .... 77 . Starting with the Fall 1-981 Semester a new student billing system will be implemented. · You will receive yo~r Fall Se~ter invoice in late September. Payment of "Tuition, Fees· and other Uniuersity charges will be due by a specified date in mid Oc- • tober. ' Failure to pay the amount due by the due date will result in a $20 late PaY'JWlt fee. · If you plan to use your Guaranteed Student Loan to pay for your charges, your application must reach the Financial Aid Office no later than June 1, 1981. If you plan to use your BEOG Award, you must be sure your SER reaches the Financial Aid Office by July 1, 1981. Applications received after these dates will not qualify you for a waiver of the $20 penalty coorge. Invoices will be sent to· the permanetJt address you have listed with the Admissions Office. It is your responsibility to update that address. The $20 late payment fee will not be waived beoouse the imiOice is I . i' II I· sent to an old address. COLONIAL RIDGE ltCitllta77 Mldd~ : (716) 716-7117 STABLES • TACK SHOP 1 ~------------------------· . �,r ..... ~ ~- .........,;. ., ,.. .............. ~... ;..doe {.,y ~ - ....... . _ .. ~zt!t. I I I I I I I I I I I .... ~(, ,.__._10 ..... -.-IDs.---· ..... _11ot.._.....r ........... .r ......- ........, .... _,a<.~H« . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . '"' ... £-. ..... - .... i f c . I .'22 caliber killer found? Army suspect is confined by Sltvt Simmons Oly£diror Waves of confusion spread throuah <ht Buffalo community .;rty thi< wcetc followin& th< rd<u< of •kttchy which hintod at th< possible di>oovcry of the lnfamow .ll.alibtr tiller. Joseph Christoph..-, a 25-rtar· old so«!~. had rtpOnodl'y brluod to nursn 11 an army hospital in Fon lknnin&. Oco<ail. thai he had killed a numbtr or Buffalo blacks. Oumoph<t ,had bttn admi11td to the bGe hospitol aft<r 41ashioc his -."'ri.su •ich a ra~or durina confintfn(nt to a saocka«. Hf' hld bttn ioeara<atod follo,.in& hk anC!il for tht January II ;,abbinJ or I· Qf1 lknnina barrack...,..,. l.eonard Cole$ or O.nville, Vi<&lnia. Eno County Disuin Attorney Ed"ard Cosarovt proropcly""" N'O area lawmm to tht Oco<ail army best to conduce an invC!iliplion. BuiTalo Ho,_jdt Dc('cc:dvt Mdvio l.obbttt and Scat< Politt ln-aaiptor .,..._ oktlllll•c · • -t in\"CSiipljon. "· \ Evidmc< conr...atod •ia a polioe...rch orChrislophtr'• moch<t's 11owr on Wcbtr taSt &ITalo revellltd 1 ro~ion . of .fllpno"- , arnml(lljtloft and Jinl\U. The p!tbilo....rord ,.'IJT&tlt lim u i6d'otJO.Qot li<&Tch tilts 1 ~"" behind the wa..r ,..,....,.. hornt and a fom~r)>llii'lnl eabin In Chou1ouquo Counry. • · . 'CJlO't' PHOTOCOPYING PMOTOCOPYING H-.....-. ,.....,.,.'"in Power to bftM away Th< search.. diseo•·crtd lix knivcs._.....'CRI bo•.. 'Of• .22-alibtr ammunition. two uwtd-off aun A«h. the awed-ofT: barr•l of a .2l<&libtr ri~. and an ammunition dip from 1 Rulf' ri~. Balli51ics '""' ptrfO<mtd last litplC11lbtf followinc four Buffalo-area kilijflis d<'ltrmined thai the bulltts - · nred from • .ll.alibtr, !()-shot Rulet rl~.•wtd loth< slzrafa handaun. H.,...«, uiK'Oiln"""" ropon• dalrn thol initial ballistics I""IS on tht Christoph« WC'apons do not molch • thO.. from !h..t<PUnaa. . AIJo Kim~ In tht ...rch.. a milltary...cyle jack<l whirh authoritie< havt dtt.crrnlntd bcion&J to Christoph«. The j-acket wu labdod u 1 key dut, &ioce wltnCMa to some of the Buffalo killinJ$ r«~lled that the ~111ckor wore a.aran. th~uaner-ltnst h "Arrny·falil,....tYP<" roat. Preliminary laborolory 1a11 oonduccodl>n 1he jack<'l roponedly rtvtaltd dllttlie front wu ltalnod wkh ·hulllltl-bloocl. Funh<t ICOIS will now be p..-formed to okttrmlnt the blood IYP< In 1n alt<mpt to COiablish a .olid link ,.ith the Buffalo klllinaa. So\IJ:OCS !ffO".od that lh< starch of Christoph<t's Fon lknniQa barracks prOviiltd lid 66ditlonal tviclcn<c. f'r<SC<Itly, t h e - ' if bcina held In the s&ockadt und<r polu auard. • ' was Ul DFF~,~-·' ......... oodllolt !>& Foot ....,.... ln...alloUon uns-.fully allatlpltd to q~ the. • ...,_, mlhc Ow\Aoplocr's .,,.....,., Emniaatioa oliht GIC• · lllilltory rccordJ, ~. ....,.,_., "poemtlally ...0$1hft.. bec:tlroond illfonn.don. ID.......cn dalcrmiDod 111M Ovlaosolto did - j6ia dlc Army - 9 1ut NoYelllber u:11oo ..,. ltllleplatdoodtd ""'' .n.c.~~1>cr shoollll& cla&bi or loladt r. lllc ~. and two.....,.. *rinlt or bled< ..,._..of llai driven .. ..VOcaoM• ...... ........, ....... ......,. ~- . . . Clwlaloplter- 01 .....w.y ,.........., be<- '*-ller 19 lid , _ , . 4. '!be ocbor ...... cluriaa . . .....,. 0. .......... J911d :!0, bled< ...... r... bodl Bulrolo...., ~ . _ ,....,. nlfed wllilo: ....W• boas -a_... ::=:.• r..n .,.........,..."". aorr•--·""'*" . _ . 'J'Ita . . Dlaollhr 1J, ..... llllfllo ........ Albert ~ ... bur~ , _ , _ - _...,., . . _ • ...,.., lllooap lllil'*"'"" iodlded Olrilloplaor, .......... -~ . . _.... ~. ~ is" lllllto"-•...W. r-w..c.towoftldolpollco....._.r.ncehor lllt.Jkolllor ... _.....,., . . .... . .... .ll......... . . . . . .cllll . . .~-.,.._.._.. _ _lh$. ~ * Olltolo!llllrt~a...... w 111117 ...- _... ihlil I~S..-btr ,.forotllalloell allltto_.......!ll _ _.orl....,d~ ....... , .. ........ ,._ - """•IJ'*' ............ A . . . . . . . llt _ _ _ modt~-•hedloOOnp ... 1M .......... ........, block clric lllden haw Plltllod the quid< ror o.y ... the ....... luchor n. Dot ~ Wf!oi..... 11.- ....-ct doc ....... CO!nllltlftily whidt ""' lnle. ~·· aiDw ................. die c:rillta. " �Scholars debate when life ~~gins by Ddlora K Ulldq~~lrt FIIIIIIIY. Wrir~ WE ME VER. ~·nUS P~LEK -WHEN 1 ~ 'tOUR AbE ! ~ WM.t doni/It bqln?lrlr ol ron~pthNI? A/Wr rlrt M•nkt'? fim lrf.mmer ,.lien 1/rt fttus L•fu//)1 ft!rmt:dt Or qf/<r In ,err.a the bill woul<l equate abol\lon with murdor niM months, 111 binh? And ~·ho has tht 11tw/utr and women and doaOR wouW be JUb!OCI 10 owrllorlty to <Item tlrt <J/)sofwu: momtnl 111 w~klr 1/fr ()I'Oitelltion undor '1&1< c.Timinal laW\ if they went bqitut lllead with an abonion. Accordina to tho 81(/JIIIo Efrii~Nn.-s. East dmltd cillia' c:onclwions lhltthe bill would mate abortion a -crime.. in reso~~... '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BIKESALE' can"".., $252.00 $179.88 Anllom bFuUvA.........t.lcd. Turni&~,..-J, 11.\llk lnanJ Rock Out' Au. .............".,... ond"""""""' '«4...,.., ......... ondi1'<Jdol> Rafts, river., rapids equal regatta by JIM.II. H .ue.l& C'-rl!Wt••l Ell- or Jad Oantct..,tbe Btuloflll O..mc*>ns. SDow was fallina oo '"' ....., or Lhe eot.poo aa. tbey 1.....,_ttnlly dill'"" Lheir ""'"""c meal IIIII hOIIRy ~ed thoir crart as t~ aanor wu OO!IIIIinl do""' th< ldl befOR Lh<ir oun In lh< Birllwalt ltqom. The 111nual Rqatta, hdd In Ellieouvillt, Ntw York on Saturday, allOws eoinnu 10 compel< 'in hf'b, - · raf'ls, or othor a.uqaatlc cnfis. lo addllion to awvillnl prlaa for the top tbr« fllllll>en. k tnodlllot>IJIY awards the Hone's AaT'roplly to'tbt last plaoe fllll*n, . To alow down tbe qik byab alld aonoa .nd to ' - - tlllt all c:oor~J!<~ilon- in l h < - (nunc of ..... , . . _ - 1M lftmdatory - - - ..... lh< --.no · The a...- 0~ .......... ..'•otlotr'' .......... _.....,....,_- ....... fOt liM' ......set~ Ho<:w'• """· ~. lhey had RIOIII .......... UB lUIIio< M•** Aleratt bad -loll Ilia pmtlou6.-, udilif brother i& lh< """ IW<Minlc ....... o("" ... !'*<' ~rOI*y. Alta on -.1 .... Sloa1111 Sll!kh, 1 •r- Tonawanda resident, who ,.... a cuwman in liN« A~'s wec:euful defen,.. or the Hoi><'t 1\u in 1979. /vll<, an Amhtr'A raidcnl, lcsmod up will! ......tll<w Alesae io I 971 and I979. and in both yean ........... 10 sink lh<ir -.d. This -~. a roolde to the rqatt:a. I'O<IIIdcd 0111 thesl&lf on the fouNnan Revitwina this!UOfd, theo.tapso had 10 be lbe odds>on<lloic< to finish last. Bot ~ was oompctltion. Amon& the JOO.ptia elltria was a Jllllllaroup bent on takin& fllll ~.and .. equally unall J IOiq) dedkated to finlshln&IISI. All the reol ..._ thor\' for a 10011 tim<. . ~. tO the ...... or the Colapso, finlsbina lul wu DOt ev~ina. il waa the only thi~~&. 'l'bMpirit and IIDIIyina """ 10 looc far be1oc>d any material pin. In IK. -. tlw ltc:plta C.....-loo awarded lropllia for and ""' p1aoe ThB - · in an dl'ort ID loelp Ollllbe local-y, th< c-miuion aw'Ciod pfl calificaiOf ft0111 lfU madwiU IO th< IINI did ,..., will> tl>< H.,..,....... l)oslllf, Y~ llw ~ ~ lo,aiiD lht eaux . ~. aFutt "IIObody i& .do- than me" AJcoae l'lflllllllto COllet the r - bcaluae no tr09hia would be • IWilfd<ll. " I don't wont 1 l1lOI>OW)I prize. If you act o... ....n. aoes .a r... . . ,. r-.. rutllh<tt. i i unborn under tho 14tlt An><ndloent-ensurina due P<""'""orlaw. An unknown po>&ibility. Oriana Fan.ci rc(m to a ••·lJtis biU does not mat~ an)'lhjn& a aimc." &It ~liS u an "111\koo- ~bility'' Ia htr boot Ur~ told lb< Htws. " We ~ .llown..r. lh•l defino111 ro 11 CloUd Htvrr Bor•. Sho rerm to a woman u a tlle# unns ....,rdU.. to the facts of whon human lifr reaUty and Lhontf01e <UIC!Mdes lltat lht laue of bq[ns wil! live Individual states constitutional abonion It "bet,..een an • nkno""' -ibirily and a jusdfic:uion to pw statutes oudawi:n&lbortioru if chey r<aftty I hot must not be d"-estroyed." Fall~ would c-hoox co do so.'· .~ , choOse tho Iauer if io decision !tad 10 be made. • C.n Congr<>s decide when a person oomcs into Sbe al"' adds, in Utter too Clrild Ntwr Born, that beina. Tho Ntw York n-s said th< R<!liiCIIS >dmce permhl' htr to mlkt I~ di<lln<'llon belW""<'< Coalition forAbonion Rlahts .aid il was "aboolutdy child and fet••· "W• aU toow that a fetus booomes a l~us thll the Conan:u bdin·es o.Ka( il c:a.o now <hild only at Lheruoma>t ofviabllity,andtllaafiiOIII<Dt disc:n1l from rwo brief harit1p wha1 th< wiseol mind1 in tho ninth month; oxceplional . . _ 111< seventh montb." The fiv<doaon "'ho testmrd on Friclayw·< KJrrome in an hlsto<y 11avc 1101or1>«n abk to aenctia "' the ujeu~. PfOfdlle>f ru~ 0.111• Uni~cy of Rene OtscanG in Paris: Professo< Hymit But OttOrdin& to th< rrv~ testifyina ·dt><tocs .-tho - Gordon, chairman of th< Dopanment of. Mrdocal Senatr Con,.,...,athu' hearinp on C.pitol Hill Friday -ceneriCs atlho Mayo Oinic In Rochattr, M inn<SOta; 10 outlaw abonlon, )luman lire beslns al conception. Mich<!ine Mallhew>·Roth. a r9<"r<h associal< 01 lh< North Cato)ina Senator John P. East, chairman of Harvard Uni~~tr>hy Medical School; Wat"'n llo'wo, the Judiciary subcommittee doalln& with the abortion professor of obstetrics and gynttOioay at the [$$~. sotko to neaate the 1973 Supreme Coun rutin& University of Colorado School or Medicine, and thai qaUud abortion and cave tho woman >uperior M<Canhy OeM<re, a pltilk •urgeon and lawyer ftom tiahl> 10 lh.,.. of tho f~us. M<rnphis, Tmn....,., They all latifltd that llf< belins at ooneql(ion. Accordin& 10 lho Ntw Yor* Tmri!S. the initial hcarin&s last ....~ dealt witb the question of when H)'4e and Helm> are USU.. the "backdoor" humanllftbqlQs, "aq...UOOtblltheSuprtrneCourt approxh to 1hi11,.... by proposin& to make II a btll has b«n uoable to t<SOI~... . instead of a constitulioNiomcodment because biU• If\' "Ott Maya and6, Setwor East •ill hold h<arinp on pas5cd euitt. a bill Pf'OPO:'cd by Nonh CaroliOll Senator Jesae H<lms A con~titutional amendment needs a '"'<Hhird• >Ole and llllnob R<pr.....,tatl•< Henry J. Hy~<. lhll would of the House and SenaJelo be approved and then it h4> <ffeclively bar allleaal abortions," uld "Yite Tfmn.\ to be ratifted by 38 uat< leal>L1tura. A bnlonlyneed• a Th• Nt•• York nmn roponed ,thal lh< bill says.. $lmpk majority jn lh< Houoe and Senat< and then th< "For tho purpoJC of en fortin& the obllaalloo of the • •ianalur< of Jh< Pr.sld<nt. 10 be enfore<d. Th< Timn al"' quoted a ><\enlist who said "<at h of stales undu Ihe 14tlt Ammdm<nt not to d<prive penocu of life -ithout Lhe due pro«ss of law. human us s:tancdJife u a 7.)'&0tt,'' rtfc.rrins to tht rmbr)•onic lift ik&U be deemed to <xist from con<eplion." mit of conception and not oddrOSliill& .,hat was U' thb bill l$ p&ued. iJ means lh.lt hUMan life would c'ident in Ihe CfO'fllockd kt.arinJ room-that ••t.rc's be 'fe.<lcfloed .. IIIUtina from <oneq>Cion., Abo. 4Msiono and CO<npk.ocitit> greatly beyond lh< COftllhutional PfOleclion - l d be , .........., 10 lho . . _... i. �and is there/on: fo.C<d to eithcl- raise aicu or leavt cown, that It will dfeeDvdy end tile discotmC flilhu mtile lklfl'alo ...... "USAir ;. oaly doint lllis ~~ its priao) ill ordtt to be pria: ~oe. 1'eoplo E...-(U a!fO<d<o otrer alo- pric:t by u>bl& cbe larwt ~ r..1 elrldtni.Botitla 717 piUe; c:ombined ..nit a ~JJlb:ed pcnoond aatr," ....,.dioa co Wolcoff. Qoso utiliiatiO!IIInwh..,. the~ in aU branc:hes of a eompony's activities. wlcidl cuu down drutleally on tl>t nutnbtr of pcnonnd reqWed co k<9 a busintU busy. • Also, People Exprao ean OI>F"'• so obtaply btcauA< cbe airline has vinuaily no ovtrbead ooou. the lirline bu oo tkkoc councen 11 che airports in tbe &lx dcles d ~io<s (Buffalo, Newark. C'kvel1nd and • Columbus, Ohio. Norfolk, Vircjnla and Jacltsonvi!lt, Aorida. To purclw< a tidcec oot aocs throuab a professloc>al crovd .,..,, or buys it ri&ht on -d. As their ad <1)'1. "Wtc!Unt k's ridic:ulousco Jl)t<ld- u •uch time iD a liole as,1011 do in che air•••• Tbtre are no,Jrnn. Tbtrc's no red tape .. t11coe ..,.__,.. ;. abo che pcmible d~.,...... or cbc • · deal. Jf you4o no< cany , _ l o - oa boord. you ~ clwpcl S3 1 baa co dlodo Jt. or -rre. thil will dirnillfl< Joa ........ and ..Ulna for Ill_,. co arrive, btl) it may be an add~ hindrance to thetrlvdtr c:anyina mo~chan 1 ~ baa-<>r,a smallsuitc:.a&t-and a bricfease. In People E!<J>aus' advtrtisemenu, appearina In such newspapers u 171• N•w York rtm.. and che Buffalo E•Ynlnlf Ntw$, It il txplalned that th .. "fedefal aovemm<nt's alloW.nee for drivin& your car che 411 miltS co Buffalo isl82.:ZO." And chat does noc-mctudc tolls and meals. From t.be Buffalo anaJt, til< ad dc~ "the saandard bus rare co New Yotk 0ty is W.~. and t.be S<andan! air .tart co Ncvo York Clly .be(~ People Express ., .., S99." . The airline ad'o'tnlses lcs aoalasthal or off<rin&tbe "low..a airline prices in tht Uniltd Stales. Every seac. Ev<1}' fli&ht." The stll<lent.-mc:r- mQ finally lutk-out. A new airUne I> now American Airlin.. also has jointd !he rarth of those in abe pric< war. As offeclna a S23 lli.ll>tto Ntw York City. • • or Selurcjay. April 25. American b<aan orferina $3$ and $69 ni&hts co People"'- Airlines (845-$260), operatina out or Buffalo wUI orfec L'lJuardio airpon . Not. a no· frills deal a< People Express is. Amtrkon Alrllnq, as USAir. tlx Ol&hiS a day, bccinnlna Thur>day April 30, to Newark lnatmatlonal illlrpon In Nn.-ark, New Jm<)' ( 1$ minul<> outside N<l" York City from will maintain reaular Iusa~ checking. II does. howcv<r. ha"c some lim< ~hl<h btH<S ron ao che Pon Authority In Manbauan). Eo~h no-frill Olaha rescr;ictions on ahe deals. wPI b< on a rud..rroci<at Bo<lna 737. which sea* 118 passenam. Thtre il a The S3S AmW«n Airlines Oiaht is ror ahose who ara"el b<Cw«n 7 p.m. sllahcly hllh<r pea~<:Cifnc faro of$3$, bua ...... sp<ndina S10 round crip Is • • and midniaht Sunday throuall Friday, and rtorn 12:01 a.m. Saturday to "'vW\11 or $121! fot the tuvtltr. • I:J9 a.m. Sunday. The r.r .-up lO $69 becW«<I 12:01 o .m. and 6:59 lnttr·Raidtnee Coundl ~. Inc., Exe<uci-. Director Min p.m. Monday throuab Friel.,. and JrOGI 2 p.m. co 6:S9 p.m. Sunday. Wol<off has UB students lllrcady boaktd unca n<J<C term's 'llllnkqlvina The Americanizotlon of the c:ollqe studtot prevails. ho,. ...~, despile and J.....Uh HolidaY flilhu with USAir. •11ldl ,.,,. becin orrmna a thc:setnaMJrlcina.,....di-doprnenu. PropltS<Uibditvechatch<yaec ..ilat discount orr._~ rare or SJ' aliO on April 30. they pay for, an alarmina number or studtou meet che ...,., of inexpmsh'< USAir huthe addtd -.ion or-~ to J...Guvdia and Kennedy tllrfine tidecs •ith susp;don. The American Dream com< true is not vivid airports, ai "..Uasco N.,.,.. Unfikt Peopi<' Express, USAir •ill !Nincain mouah to di$p<l the cynleal vi<w or The Ameri<an Way of scalpina the rqular luqaae dl«ldna, a smaller alrcron and reservation and tkket· lt~pless eonsumer. • ' • "The pil<lts mU!I not bc""'intd"; ''the planes must not bt safe": " they pa)'ina pro«dun:s. The odvancaae co Ch< People Expreu is that one ean rCS<TVe In adva""' aDd pay for hiJ tlc:kec as he boards,<*" With I personal probably don't provide parothutts"; these arc ridiculou• t><J)(essiOns of check (c.,o forms of idmdracalion 1re roquirtd) or with arovtlltt's check.. American ratlonatity. There is a disc urbins~tridenee co American cynicism, ' Ideal for lhon.andspur-of..nt·mom<nt cripo, th< People Exprm travtltris and lc is wonb eonsldmna chat should an atdd<nt-G9<f forbld-ocooar on tn<OtJraatd to carry his own IUJP8< oaboard. ' 1 budget company nl&hl. a cleafenins cry or o<llrl8< would run that Wol<off Slid he~ sur< chou If People Expras does not draw cbe business company out or aown on a rail. Wnb Come fly with me (cheaply) r.---------, ---.go. . . I~ 1 I s.w,.,_Jh>.. I 1lead Firat 1 1 SPEOfiL SIDICIS s,dtl9 1111 Coll04lo111 I J , alt S""•Zuta I 1 ~ •.J' 1 I 388 Knmote AveD.u ,.. ...,....,..., ' I .froc~>y I Weclnadays. I·J '"" 'till~. April 29th TESTIIANSHIP ; 1........_ C.. • - . . 0171 I I I o.tT f800 aeldy H.n, Am 202 1 TNo _. , . - a/ ..,. ..,... • - "" -A - &o,ll.a ..._WI._. ' ......, ........ II •-...._ ~ ... ~- 1 rM........ 1 ....... ~ . .__.,.. I I I -835-01.1.1.1.9- L----~-- r.-....._.. I a - PH I . ..... ...... .... ~""'""-c..- ~----------~ AI you need to knc?w ~bout Raft.-:--:- -_,.,you""- "'of<Uionol 1111d tbat ~ t•'trylhlnt !jp,.. ~~~ ~. April 21 d1v.ntd cold and ..-.. . n.-o ""'mi><R or ch< Colapoo..n.• h1d the No. Zilaninaj)()Slaion,slattd to 80 orr 30 ....,.,• .,. ~ncr 10 l ,m. The cllhct '"""had ahe No. I) posklon. >lthedultd IO shove orr ac 10:06 a .m. Tbb pO<cntiol erisb for th< r:rtw was .n:solvtd by dlvldioa the Colapso in cwo «Ctlons and launchina them ltpautdy. •ilh pliM tO join IO&t1htr in mlcbtrcam. • The Cobp>o .,.... ....,.;ally a rare. with lhr« .....,.,eo platform< suppontd by nine inntr tubes and tied.._.,.. On board, for the romfort or che aew, .,..,. four <oatour "'I'd seats. ,.,.., coolers railed, with beer. and. Hib~i. • SIXIy ........S. into lhe r.«. \tic plact _,td ieminoal. Alrtad)' a tub< had cJev<'loptd • leak, and -hadllk<ftth<lltJtofmanyplunsesintotht icy -..-or tht O.eac Valley CrO.t . Howtvtr, after ell< oe>nMetlon was mad<. ch• Colapso ..... .....,...ruby rutvipted ao tht fin4 F'ol4r6 tl~e 10 .. ,... '. At 1 hairpin lum to the ten, the Cnl1p<n, vrxy h<I'IY in til< watrx. m.btd head...,.. Into a <~uanp or trtai and roth on che cr..t bank. Tro<lo icsnamt, h collapsed. Jt foldtd vp lil<t an "N.'' btina awhed Into all< bank by tht aomnt. and took on a lot of •-.cti. Oamaat r<por~: but11 lnn« cube>. mah overboard. an naviplion instruments (pol~ loSI, afa woe~ion Irreparably .cltstroytd. As< was the man ovtr11oard. HHwamas!>or<:a.<CheColapsodrintdinco ell< third beer stop. At cbi> poiac. Ax< ond Smlah opted 10 abandtl<> che crfon. citin&lhc ucremdy cold walcr llStherea!On.'' · ~ AltsK ,..,. chc lone ..pcrion«d ;•rewman len, and decided Chat finilhinalastw.... ,..,.., .. the hard•hip. . nd eo1c1 water. We 1<n tl!• cltird beer Slop • i ah no po.... belt aop. and h<nee no control of the Colapso. The rear seacs An. llrll llrctlli:. the competitioa fa< last plio: W<K under water. Aleuc""" oictlltl on lh< beer cooltr-• .....,. ...,...,. A-"tr ran , plloCed by the brO<her -.mlcllhipo, and the ColapJO drintd aimlcslly down lb(_ T"" with·-· ...., ... .... ...,.._.,• doe ¥ C.,.O-o- Ale. ,.... )we abcad. If& ....,.. w 8Mad ltuk ron.._,.Jon. . - aiO:Gh.m. .......... ....,.. - c ~ 1*1 t11a1 had -17do ot "'"· The,_ prOoedcid ~aly unc;J an-de --.1 boor uop. T1wrt .,.. >orne jwqaposina ' Of poolliotu and ll\rewd llratcak ....,..,...;01 tO r.,.. bdllnd cran. '!4o1 h was still 'oo doe..,..,...,, arly co ....enu.t< 011 the hOf8t ~r«dl. ,STEREOS - CAMERAS . bantv>lt..J«oclt > r a..c ...-now, ther .,.;..a~. 'fhey >COrtd a ahnd.ns blow on !he <!ll'board •kk and ru•htd pa.•c on ""'-"' lh<•trcam. Butahe end wa' ncar. i uream. It spun In drd<s as it drintd. collidln& ..;en tbc blott.~ei:JridlloabutMt11Uandsobm«atdrocb. The Inner lubes " - ' ~ lea's rqulal1y. Within ten mlnuiCJ, the cube> chac IUpporttd cJoe...bow seAlS Wtrt dtnattd, and both Of US· - forttd tO <il Oft the cool« arnli!ohipo. The Horse'• As>- ..tthin ollt pup. the number n.. 11tadil}' down strnm. Unfortunaldy, ...., c.oo\ advam11< or the ~·· ladt of .......,vwabirlly by 11oppiq ashore ' aad allowicw k co • • c.. 10 tilt llctle c:arrciiiS or doe M><k, Ibe Colapoo ""'" IIIlo Slleldl of rapid& ....t the cooler. t)le 0111J ....... - rauiniaa. ovc:rboerd. It bobbacl "" a r.. yards ~ lllld flooltd •llrilbc, willa tllae beer ioti<C, aad floated a..,ay as Up-· momna a ............, ......... deep--. 1M*-........ *IIDOCI • lk ..ft. Jootlaa at tile ... -" ......... lf$ 1ookocht wbmcrttd for• ~ ......... lftkle JUihlot&- hll f<CC, and then Far . _ _ 10 . .ell e. fiMI alill!l* of the oooltr ...,...____,alum. .., ............." lot Mkl. lllld the Colapoo sMtd DO ' a-, As- _.,race. ......... "I w'II8Rdw lnlplqo. O...(A..) and I .._ ............._.~ boiiOIMd boll." -~ ...................... 1979 .......-~............ ' 'l'. .. ,. . . . . .k. Butil lllfl!l .......... ._...... �~--------- by.IOHPh B. Zlnple on the _ . cl tho ~Man Su. Beirut. !.-.on II tQmolly _ , boaucful this- cll/Uf. Yet Pob<id the - many clcl!JJn '" the ~· cl t>q>lod'"9 has a..-! Beirut's inlwlllbnts to Doe lor Ia& Mtll>eac bur ..t.. swrouiidlngs. ""*-· -· has - Jowls &'*'Y ohdlng "OC<aSionaly at vory hHvy " Silo said rlwlfintheBeirut. 5qa ~t "-•-wed -nv eotlltadi<""V _ . . ovor the pal low day$ on the Lcbanno ol!uallon: Aa:ording to 5tot1!-.. "Many cllleiruf• <Mizens '-'e fled to salor locals ~ tn the mountains... " Pl6guod by <PO<adle oiolenu. Botrut has b«omo o dMdtd of!iclal ot the ~bontse Emblouy told The Spectrum fhet "there exists on tm"91nory line- known •• the green llnc-ol d"""'""'llon which dlvtdos the CIWI!on eastern sector cllhe city from the Mcolom wutem region" cl the capieal city. He dooc:it>ea the line os being "do facio to the <ease llre _ , . . which brough1 an end to the 197$.1976 Lobonoso dly, ,An ~ f" ~ 10 the Embotoy olllc:lol. the Beirut ~hting has cl tho dly'• norrnol fundlom Ho said the Boirul olrpo<t has hod 10 dote nurnerouo renewd oncl ~ . f91ting returned to tho troubkd COUiiol dly. The olrpo<t has come under heavy ohding. liCCOrdlng to the bmtS- ~ many oflical. • OhWeoi-a--n On l\p<1l 2. fighting .,__, end '· !¥1an ~ troops l'hclilngisb .., o« • now rour>d qf -mns. Tho ~-..,.a the leYOis of ftghUng from ol<lrmioha.to ltvcls ~ the lnlenolly which cngufod !I>« Mlddle Eastern notion dUIIng the ciYil...,. IWc yoon 0!10· Stnc:. the ....-d ftghdng bogM>, on 500 people -•14<1 hove dlod, whllo ....,.,_ 500 hove been mafmed or wounded. the t..biMM olllc:lal told Tho s,..c.n.m. A<cordlng to the olllc:lol, ....., one. lnddent ~ the oulllruk of ~...._,lhoOwlodenooncl lho ~~. He llld. '11 1$ .... ~In Lobonon 111111 the Syriom"""" 10 daololnaiiO ........ whore lho flttoling -...~.· ~ 10 ... allt:tol, .... z.hlo lhe lnddoN ..... plioc:e-11 . . , tid! He llld ... Ill prociucew. -* ...a.v-..t.on In ........ s,.w.-- __,In,......,._ ._.II*........_ ............_"'oo!!t-••iiiiiiLL••III ... "'ffi1A:' He . . . . . . . . . . . S,.W.IIollow..., ...... 10 . . - . . . . . _ . . . .............. The - ~ ' when'"" T h e - claimed thai bgh('"9 begon ......_.the Phalongl$tJ""" the SjNm the P«>PPo who .... in the .... ..... )Oinod the l;ghl aglinst the ~ .. R~ vlo~Goc:c Accoo;llng to 11Mb Slodcman. a ~ lloponment c::MJ war. lndOJI;.nd.,.t stoto, they (Syna) did ,;.,._ hove the 'nght to roko 11."" -'S,IIoa.• ... .,._. --....s. -w. ·" "II on Slodan.v> ~ "'"' "the Unicod s.-s ........ rho n<WIIon cl bghllng In Lebanon wlh the ~ conum • She sold the Un~od ScM.a to IOIC>rn.d about the d~ cl lh• human trog«dy ~ • 1$ In Zehlt 01 "' Beon11 "' southorn Lob.non. • She oeknowlodgod thot innocenl people how boon killed. while many o<h<rs hove ·fled the _.... cl confrontation. Stotkmon sold. "That in rt<lttnl fighting the Syrlans OCC\Iplod posiUons on ..,.,.al hJsh points along the spine of Mount • Lebanon." Adding. thol the .. Slrong holds OYerlook a large .,•• or the coa01al ploln cl1he north oentrol region cllcbanon a nd hod been form..ty been held by Christion forces Many cl Lebonon's cun-mr problems ore rooted In 1ho country's physical lacllono...llon .' Ptesenlly. there oro oboul 22.000 ~ po-kooping troops .ullonod on~ soli. TMrc aro •• many es25.000 Polatinlon guemllas locoted ln.dte-.d>em section cllcbanon And dwreilo~ c:hrisaan populallon on the ••• cl Bclrut-tnducling ~ l'halAIIIIIOl · whd> boasts ai'MII'Obenhip cl 60.000. Seed Hoddad. o forma Lobonoso army olli<e. has _control cl oboul 4000 Christiln rl!ll*s. Haddod has prodalmod • Jb< mile wir:le Slrip cllond on the Israel bonlor to be """- Lebanon". Many Western anolysiou ho"" dacrt>od Haddad os being • proxy lex Israel int.,..... 'Jli,. lsnelio how- aorcltod • lA de9'ee of control on the soudwrn·, _ roglons cl Lebanon . The l.ebanew army conslstl cl about 25.000 Ul·trolned and poorly equipped soldltn. '. the ClwiiNonc cllhe polldcal factions hove d~ated __,..lor the ~ people'• &1ghb. ... addition 10 the ~ forca lociRd within .Lolwonon. dwro Is aloo a 6.000 manbor Unllod ~ Po~ Ioree IIOiloned "-'ghovt JOUdwrn ~,._ VOtt .,;_ r-'"<1 t.lll- h ~ _..,., loAoli)"' .......s ........................ tcboDoo\, . . . . . .......- 151*0PL ThaS.. o.-- told Tho s,-...... _...IO .. .... could~_.... 01 ~ . . . . _ . _ ~allt:toi. "honly- .. ondthe ........................ '" 10 ..... Ltlloolon lor . . ......,_,. �.l JAdministration targets ! bv Pnl Laab - Among the many Federol social prograrm slated for deep budget cuts Is the ~I SeiVIees Corpcnllon fl...SC). a progrom pnwtding lowy<ots for the pool. Unlike some ocher _..,.. b«ing OOfT1llletely ejlmlnMed, th. LSC II Ngarded by i i. ~ ~ ~ mony ~ .. being too valuable to Aallic:a' beeause a provtda • fundarnefttal-lo ~-equal )u$11c.o f<>< lhosr who could not """""""' af!onfU. Barbara Han&schu. a lpc.J .nomey and the vlc:8 ~~ of the National Lawyers Guild,~- tbcdemiR ol !he program wtii"W!klhe i*x out ol tbc Conotllution" by ftiOk1ng ~ the to 1holr legal rtghb. .· • The LSC In $32J milion progrom commanding 323Jocally opmled logal~~rv~ea pillgrarm. Its lowy<otS provide 'advica and logo! eld•IO tbc pool for dvil cuu suoh as divorce and landlcxd·WIIanl probltpls. Occ:asionaly. the LSC has-«.nl!CCed m,o)or delo suits against 01/'er govemment agenetet in dfcler to f<><ee them lo moinlaln their logo! Obligations, R«cndy. on Etie County legal seiVica ogency sued lhe Nlogonl Frontier Transit Authority to Ioree them to uoe Federally appropriiJied <nOfW)I to equ1p huws with TOmps for the ~ as requlred by law. Elllde.y The LSC has been effective in represcntlng the poor lor a number ol reMOO$, Spending'_% cenb ol eac:h dollar Hreceives directly on legal seiVica, R• annuollo6d oll.4 million cases b effldendy handlod by using ~ speclaM>lng in poverty low and the problems of the pool. ln addltlon.lU manycommunijy offloes are' often more occesslblo titAn lll'e pivate law firms. Oeop~elhe suc:eess of the currenlJW09<am.lRlll only 20 percent of the 30 miUion AmeriCatiiiMng below the Po-t~! bne facing a c:MJ logo! problem receive the - n e e they need. Is Its lock of One .......,., for. lhe t I .u- "*""' HQw~r'i! Ph._,., a rjg'ht.w!ng eonsultanl for the Rea9an Adminillrotlon and a leodlng member of !he group Smash Legal~. b., aoc:used lhe LSC of beli>glead by "avowed Marxl<ls" who ''lobby!"'""'"" law> ond adminlsh-otive ruangs which further s<>e1o11u Amerloa" a«ordlng to the G.-dlon, Conservatives lear thot the LSC II being used by ~ pc>pr to promole """" grea\er government welfare. PhUlips maintains lhllrhelsnotogainstlawyerslorlhe.pool; hejustdoosnotthink thallh! government shoolcl pay lor !hem'. 1 ..._..,ttal ~ F~. President R~ has a hlstOJ)( of <>PJ)O$ltion to legal - e programs. As GoYemot of Callfornill in !270. ~an . VIed to veto a $1 .8 million app.oprlolion to U...Californla.Rurol Legal Aosmanu (CRI:A) ~am. The CRLA, whicb a t.w yeors ...me. suce...fully bloclte<l R -'s ef!on 1o out the conce!ll io who wW fill !he Wid If lhe 6200 l.>wyers ollhe LSC _Callfornlb Medicaid budget by $126 rilllllon, !ben primarily are released . Alm>cly. wtth the LSC .,;n Intact, many prlvote lnvolve_djn ~forcing minimum JHooment !itandl'fds lor migrant lawyers pnwtd~ bono publlco~for lhe public good) WOti< for wo.i<etS, In attempting to veto CRLA's ~rnprlo\lon. RObgan the pool. The addldo~ol.casol?od would be wch !hot "H is ,oeeused the PfO!I<Am of holllng "miousec! Ivnds",and slw!er fan~-•n$1•n ef!ectioe renunclotlon of !he .prlndpiO of hallll!g lolled 10 oerve "lhe lfue clvU ~ needs of the 1>001"." equol justiCe-to assume !hot !he prtuale bar con pfO\IIde according IO columnist Anthony Lewis In lhe New York nmu. sufficient service< <>< funds to meet the legal needs \)1 ~ However. a relitew of Reagan'• actions called'lot by President million poor citiuns." OCCO<ding to two members of the New Nixon found ·them "IO(aDy lrrespon5llile and without Yori< Lawyer's CommtHee to Preserve Le,al Setylcd' on the loondallon.• New York nmes Op-Ed poge. , In od<lhlon. uhllke LSC lawyers, most private lawyers ore not Reagan'believes such programs eon be state' funded instead ~ using money from .social .. block gJOniS. Crilk.s. trained to deol wtth cases concerning lhe poor. Flnolly. only though. assert !hot legal services would have to compete wUh 0.2 peroent of lhe IJ?C's WOO. leads lo cia,. oc:llon sul!s. the other soda! programs also laced With redi!Ced funding. Stoles. type of IUigallon holllng !he pot~nt!a1 to produce the social also. would have Uttle lneendve to fund o pr<>!Vom which could chonge Philli)>s fears. • potentially take the SUite to, cou~ . Pblllips be~eves thot lhe Currtri)Oy, Reagen's plans have been rei«'ted by Congre,. 'IJ>wyers ahould .serve the poor out 9l chariiy. deducting any 'with the House budget committee svwortlng $200 mtllion in feti from Income. sax as a charirab&e donation. fun'<llng ond - tho Repub&on-controlled Senale Budget Committee Wllt.tively supporting $100 mWllon•in funding. To what degree the LSC .suflllves-lf it survives-will be of lasting for equal j11stice for the poor. r-"::':le"~P"':':"~::o=:!'t ...as U.X_.. · Plaza Slloe Repair 47 KenmoR Ave. SHOES REPAIRED lc SHOES I_)YED .' 11fJ Cl"''" •t a; Lou dry Dooo L¥tllf' aepal,. AINI 47 Kenmore Ave. At ·university Pltza purch10ed in tho ou,. Cucludlng .-.. itemol w ith eoupon·v81id thru August .3 1/81 FOREMOST . WINE AND LIQUOR 39 KENMORE AVENUE ~-·Muldoon 's,- ---. Bailey Near Hlgbgate SPECIALS • • • MONDAY • • • Amaretto or Schnapps · 3 Shots for $1.00 .. • • •:riJESDAY • • • Labatts Blue 2 Bottles for $1.00 • • •WEDDSDAY• • • Mlchelob Draft 3 for $1.00 • • • THUUDAY IS LADIES liTE Bar Drinks 7Sc Japanese ~ram pn:se~t JAPAN NIGHT _ Ft_iday, May 1. ·.1981 at 7 p.m. t K. C'?rnell Theater. AC .s tuttents ·st.oo Gen. Adm. $2,. 00 �France D'Estaing leads election; meets socialist in runoff - - : ; - - - - - - - - - -- 1>11 Ala~~· Klldltc: - French President Volery Gltc:ard dEII»Ing survilled the first b6Dot Sunday In hiS re-oloc:tlon 1:114 despite a ttrongM<Ond place shoW1119 from Soelallsl ~':"ldo~ F"'ncois Mlilmand. Tho two will ~ in a runoH tlectlon on Moy -t 1101.,. w.h 112 perwnt ol Fnonce's~ rnlllion dgiJie !101119 to tho pols to cleddc~ • len candidate flelcl. d'~ omerged with 28.2 o1 tho wllllo Mltlonand took 26.2 pncmt. In Frmch 'dernocncy. the ~II only d«1dod on • lint balol • • conclldaR llllca • ~ o1 the If nol, the two front NMGS i:ocnpo!le In 6 NnOff tlocdon • l'lnlohlng third _. Pam '""YO< and Neo-Gou.., -• COf!MrY&llw .,.nv-Jocquts O.ac. Tho ,....,.. cfEstaiolg Prime Mt111Sor won 17 5 - ··. ~"-'s than pols hod pr<Yiowly Indicated, and With wh1ch "" .. txptdtd to buid • con.rval!lle !>Me. C:lm""'nlol Party c:ondld.to Georga M<or<hals took only a 15 pm:«nt short. a dto6ppolnting "-'s compared to prev~Gu• tltdions. In 1974. Marc:hals rocelvod 20 pm:«nt of tho 1101e. In the late 1940s tho communists rec:etvcd up to 28 P""'Cnt. Compl._._ ancl Cl111- . Coosldeml a mld<lk-of·chc•road poilticion. d'Eslalng was ~loaed to hi> seven·year ~mIn 1974 In a do... decision~ M1tten11nd. Since then ho has led F.-nee on a road of econo<nlc prosperity-In terms of standord o1 living-not typbJ oltlumping ~end paralleled only by Japan OM of d'Est.alnsi• ma)O< Pf0!1111111J wasoo Ina.- France's u.. of m.do., onergy. thus redYCini tho f\Oifon's d~ on ""!'«nsiw lmponod oil ~ ""'__,., -wm &om . . . . lot his loweing of the IIOdng -.-lrono 2110 18. ~of obonlon. end the .-ng of dlvorotlow> Hls llocal pokla, tpmding aust<riry. end cvtlwdts in.soclol opondllog ' - nmecl him~ &om the rjghc. Dnplle rt.lo I)<Oip«riiy "-• ' - been sewral a1tidsmt lovclod tho d&alnsl gcMmmtnl. ~has neMy qYOdnlpled *'« 1974 to J 6 nllllion. and French 1orei!J! policy hM suH.,od .........! Ytbacks In roOtnl yuis. T'lllng to follow a G6Yflst ndillon in forttgn policy-a IIJOng' Frtneh on the lntemadonal tcet>t wtthcM follns into ony poliolcal bloc-d'Eitaing has hod IC\ICI'al !aUtun. Moot noelc6blo has beenlnNnco . ....... thofrtneh~td~ inChodw.. oV«rthrcS..,..t>y • L1>1oon "'--' M.orx1s1 lect~on. ~failure ocr:urrod 1n tho Ctntrai ....,.ynn ~-~ ~~ 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 tIll m 1dn1t e suJ>P011:,~;;;;;;;:::::::==========;;=: - ""i>iiOd. <J alrodt!b, lncludll)g connlbalbm. agoln-' !.ti Porll tid and ~Tench ....,P.. n..~ac~< oflooct end d -}'"<I lh" vdatloo of r..,.,.. =-~~oncPor~~Joumaltoa«uMc!'Uoalng'sfor<l!ln Minority Student Affairs presents the Second Annual ..:..., D'EJoline - . aho aftldatd lor hlo May ..-,g So.flot Union . . _ f!lifihnev. Claiming 10 ~ 01..-.d 10 •lft9od So.flot .......... pwllOUiarly the~ lniD ~ b ~tho - .-.g - c:olocl, tho Mtnch Praident lrlod 10 • """""-ol of R . - ""- tlvough • Fronc:o.SOW. ogoument. Thi> oloog with FfMC»'s non·....., tQnce - . I s tho So.flot Union has led 'to O«Usolfons bach ot ' - and oboacl that d'Esle!ng 1o oppoaolng the R Tho ol ohe ~ 10 Nnoff dtptOOs significantly on how the 46 .....,..,. ofohe ~which IIOitd lo<lhe ~olcanclldates wt1 <ast .... ...,. and for how tho 18 I'O"'ent who did not go to tho pols S..ndoy ... - · lrt F...,.. 611 112 _ . a turnout ts not considered "'I>Odaliy lorg«. ltloeopeclocllhol thote .....tldoln to the rfght of d'Eslaing w1IJ support the _...,tbul• oll"'llhee '-been no ~nts nor art thmo any ~ CULTURAL FIESTA _ Saturday, May 2: FUlmore Room, Main St. Campus 2:00p.m.- AFRICAN CULTURAL CENTER CARIBBEAN DANCERS 4:00 p.m. .:... speakers: Willie Rick & AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT REPRESENTA 6:30 p.m. - JAZZ BAND- UNDERGROUND EXPRESS 9:Dq p.m. - reception _..c., n- ......,._ a.hc:, Mlc:htal o.b<o. on oid·IM Goulbt ofltl of a..too DoGeuDe, and Marfe·fnln« Garoud. an ond .....,.. ............,_ ....., . . - under Georges Pompidou and O.trac. t~ .... d'&loq polod., ........ of e...~. ~ :.s. ~ ......... lor ... ol Mlc:WI c.-... of the ....... , .. . . . . . ~of ... Unliod Sodolol P.ny. Mrtt. ~ 001 tho T....... Wodom fk:kd, ond M.n::halo. If the_.... can "",_ ...oc.-... -~ vnlibly. he 46 could-. ""**' ~--ofthe-. Tho ~ - - --·~ Bruce Uloftdo, .., ~ ~· . . ~ could bo. c:niCiol In throwlnQ iht tlocdon to ......... ...,._.,___. ~ ho woold endane nrihor. , . ............. - - ... _ _ end~ IOCIIIotac:ould ltod .......... -~.W..olthelolt. MlliomoMI, in d~t ,... MlodiM- policy ~Deluding the communist's ~(<)<an ....,_ w6 fw 5oolell. heo .......- nollo heYeony hlo ............ In ~ heo..ta ho ... ""'"-'the -ak. '~'~~aloft could . . . encl...,~ ......nd Of~ not-.., ection which -.ld ..._ .....,.,u_ln ... _,. . . .... -~ A.nco'o futuN, whofw'a - - ol its pramt eenlrloz policies co • ntld tblll io the WI ... bo. cloclcled tn tho ,_, . . - and a holf ~ a Sunday, M_a y 3 : Goodyear Hall Area F'IJtJnoN Room, Main St. campus 2:00p.m.- BATtl.E OF TiiE SEXES (BASKETBALL. VOLLEVBAU.. DOUBLE DUTCH CONTEST. etc. 4 :00p.m.- FOOD TASTING SPANISH. AFRICAN. SOUTHERN. VEGETARIAN. CARIBS~ 5:00p.m.- GREEK PATIO SHOW 7:00 p.m . - SKIT BY "Frankie Jay" 7:'10 p.m.- POETRY READING " POI::TIC ART COll.ECTIVE" 8:00p.m.~ LATIN BANB 9:30p.m.- Uilma Theatre Group --...w.. , .,.oco~ag~ctto~. anclthoclia>~orunlflcellon · ALL FREE cl .............. tncuooliont ....... Of J)OII-..cl• • - - ...... .~~.~ s,....... •1• •.a.u. P.O.D.I... ~Squire Hall ~IAf(aln ' 1.a.c. c.rt..... . _ . �iI ~ jf~~©~10l~ti@ID . 1 Israeli ~ . . higtl technology; becomes an--industry leader - b!IR..-N. Clirfoltiu j ~ "For -our futuro growth. we mut1 look to a mo<e olllc:imt- of existing manpoWer, supplemented by • veryoeledlvepojlcyofcapllollnvatmmis,"sotd Q,nkof I'""" &weroor Amon Golnt. lsr6tl ts a .,., country large component of sldlltil and educaled man""'""'. Neverlh..Jess, loracl Is devdoplnjl Into a i.lch " bnld .d ......metiiJ-e low ...,.._otur« organic ranlane cydo turtJine - - ond a solar pone! mode &Om Dud Sea wot• tolullon and ochor saline Willfr elements. lheoe are ~ pooductd rapecdwly by Onoat Turtl4nos W . and lis asooclotc <OmpanJJ Solmat Systems ua., which Ormat esl4bltshtd together with the • Scientific Research Foundation ol Israel, 10 promote solor ponds. lnter~ly enough, wtlh an adequote and broadly b<lstd technologlcel !ll'OUP of these pondJ. lsracU energy needs could be c:><po<t1ng nation. For to<am.,..: reduced a whopping lew per _ ,, Already, thl$ and t.;awr' lndUIUial W . of Tel 1\1/1\1- a compeny that oth.-tslmllaradvanoahavegenorattdagrutamountof pioneered the dcwlopment 01 luor beams lor mellkallnlere$1' &om the energy11arVtd Third Worid. In this u--i>ooCaprured60per-tollheworldrnodcctlor tec:f10ololliealare<~, !nell$ adcnowltdgtd as premlor. arbon dio>Cide mtdlcollasert. to...~ pliilw11y ~ Is WU.ally fiOII-e><iolcl'lt and the llrst being used lor unoer surgery and opeeiol micro- produalon models have a...-d many interested ourgerles that demancf _ . . , . aocurocy. buJI"'B. Sd-Tex ~ ol ~ • ..t.lt.'h designs and Agricultural resoarch IS a lundammtol to Jew;sh rnodcCIS int..-.eluly c:orr-..uteiotd pr«·pr... groplli< ~ phllooophy ........ ~ ~ d~,syslems. has esl4bltshtd ltodln.- ol rnodcct politics haw rosuked In a lllc·lold UJCAII~ 1948. nlclles othctwlse domlnated by Amerbn and European conglomerates. c:ornpum sy~Wms lsrMII ~. larva .mlol-co<~JPU~ers and comral atmoopherlt: compulen along wlh ~ fnlgallon atabW1 the link between des!gned c:on«pp and flntshtd and cloud -.ling tecf.nfqua hew tr.onslormed arid design evaluetion lor production. desert land Into productiw !arms. The potentfal Eloc:lnt, • Halla-l>ased company that sp4cWI:es In ogricullural growth In the Negev dosert In southm> brael advanced mecfocallmaglng, has won 12 per cent or the is saki to be almost 800 per cent by the year 2000. world market In -computerized a><lal tomography scanners. Eloc:lnt competes ogalnot such mukl·no~onal Taldng Into conild<'l'atlon that last year IS<a~U exports comglomerates as General Eltetr1c, Smnlns. PhiDips. to Alr1ca tnausod 66 .,.,. unt , h Is eastly .un that lsreol Toshiba and Hnachl. Axllll tomosrraphy Is a three· has emerged as a aUy to Africa. H~. th... o.xpons dimensional )~ideo projodlon on a computer scree~>. are not South Alr1can bound: lsr6t~ trade relations wllh whlc:h $hews the human body area being scanned . South Alrica ha"" · ~ severed by the, lsTaeU The Eln Bokelt open~tion was based on two or1glnal Government. highly soph~ated n- n- Pollticol """'"'""toto< ond crttJc ' "' ces N.ws. tor.... - " ' writat anc1 ldwloor · tho bolt oalt.r ''PftrYing to Wind: An lmi<Hrr Gui<N to W.tdling .nd Wlnn/ngH 1D llabbY ~. oho of · sponsqred by SA Speakers . ~~~MWMOARn-NWGNW~~Rm~l~~~ �if&1~@j!)Jill&1~i©ID I~ A girl looks at America's violence phantoms she will face alone ~ when I have tUrned ~the light ~Do you knew there are only 2,000 bowhead whales left?'h she say$. ''That's all. In all the oceans. They have a baby only once every two years and many of those babies gel shot because they have to come up for air m«e olteo than the adults." Her !'yes are dark with sonow. "It ~es me so sad. And the wolves, tlie way they shoot wolves from planes. And Commentary the hons. So much kllling." In her schoolbag, ready for morning at ihe top of the stair$. Is the essay that had been homework "How I !eel about the s hooting of President Reagan." Sheilad been angry~~ • having to do It-to think about It-but had written: -----'11!1 ~ G)l8taltla "I 'think John Hinckley was , craty to try to kUI him . I do not Bedl!rM 1s the threshold on like Presldent Beagan . but I do which d)lldren ga!Mr strength not wish death on him . I think It for night terrO<s. So as I tuck her~ Is creepy for a person to try to Into b ed, my daughter take someone else's life because sometimes lets me glimpse the of his own problems." Bef«e · Reagan !Mre w.as TV and movles~heretbat to him,' says my chlkl. ''See John lAnnon, whose songs she the !)Jownups' woc1d Is fuD of what happened?" . knew by_heM!. BefO<e that the gunplay. If-she wakes up at n!ght Ne;xt comes Pandora wbo, _people whom she had studied In and we're watching TV In the because of lmpatlenc:e, looMd foui1h grade last year as Heroes living room, the story is moSt the ev!ls on the world . "And of Our History: Martin Lutt- surely violent. they're $1111 out there," she says. King, John Kennedy. Many · "Yes. They are. But we have others, too, people not famous o.lfy only begun to read the ~ except by becomll1g llictims of On children's programs myths," I say, wllh the rtluallclss random violence. gJownups ad daffy and things banishing all the evils, wishing We do not walk on nearby always come out rtght in the away\. a~ the terrors and Mount Tamalpals anymore end. On grownups shows rem~ that with fire the because the murderer of seven people kill, scream, try and do gods 9ave humanland the most women tt-e Is $1111 at large. painful honibk things lo_ each ~ powe\ful 'gift of aU-which My Instinct is to try to protect· ott-. is-comp;>sslon. O'NSJ her from the news of violence as ' TV ' ~-are fldk>n. she ,--_:..-·- - - - - - - , much as posSible . When -the .khows. But they don't- bear • ACL Self Stora. . mass kUiings at Jonestown secret messge; that to !lJOW up IS happened I hid the pa~ and to move from "happily ever C.llter never watched the news ~cept after" to mayhem and dUth? . late at night. That was too 'WID they lock up John horrible a story lor someone who Hlncldey for life." she asks. "I ~~ wasthenonlyeigh" thlnktheyshould. Butwhydon't ~....But sdll she may know. they alsO lock up people woo carrying the Information shoot whales and wolves?" She (trufti<J. - - otc.) Rent either .. secretely, as I did at her age has a wolf song record ·a nd can when in Nazi-occupied Uthunla, sing. along with H the way she 4ft.x4ft.x3ft.lodclrlt $9.00/rnontfl a boy showed me a molind and cao wHh John Lennon's music. told me H was a mass grave from I open, the book we have S ft. x S ft. • tO ft. locker at which he had seen blood started , a version of the Greek St~.OO/monttl · seeping. I told no adult. myths. I read of Prometheus, That was war. We expected H how he made m1111. gave him the Sft.x tOft. x lOft. todu!rat $2S.()Qfmontll . aU to change when peace came. gift of lire and ~~~~punished for But what hope does my that by the gods. daughter have? "He should not have given It --,..., _""'_., __ .....,........,.,C3__ _ ..... {CPWtinental - THE 212 FRAN KU N STREET • 842, 1292 HOM[oi:.NEW WA}IE Mot.mMn . SMALL BUSINESS CLUB -IN.CO-OPERATIONwith ' / FRI MAY 1st NEW fov~SAlMAY 2111 Mixed Drinks Draft Screws & 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 · till m1dn1te 50¢ Marys 75c . IS OFFERING TO · Ju.nion.8eaiors-G_raduate Students CREDIT CARD It's FREE 'I'M Sears Credit Card' can be u ed at any Sears store or Auto· Center. nationw · A g7'1!dt way to ttsto.blish your ]W'sorud credit ·. .----..sSIGN UP~----. BIGHT"HEBE ON CAMPUS! TODAY,bGDWmn·Spm 'l'OMORBOW, 12:30 pm-· 3 pm let Flqor Squire BaD M8C FOR THE 'LADIES 1liC MIXED DRINKS Al.l WEEKEND II 101: CHICKEN WINGS - 2 DRAFTS'fOR 75c fi'2 . 1 !! ~ ~ Jt ~ i - �)editorial ! A.Patlly for the system i ,.:.: :our::~ t=-h=l ~'1':..~";::.: :.~..: C people WIIO tile 1111..,. of..., SUHY- end !My oome Into a ~ C l l r - ~Y It tom . , _ . . end ......., Ill' II: lnMIIIoiollllundl. . J TIMy llelan tO a I. . aludent .....,_.._calling Ia<- _ , _ -"*"'*' - on "" """'*"1 Cempuo and - • Input Into " " _ .. Tiley Moten - . w ttlbly to people __.ng on NtoeH a l l - a nd nod their , _ . , . ,. ., !*"-aome tlllnOI wHI - T..- - "":::: llloaly, · IHtlt will cllatoga M !My - not ttlal -111M a lew 1*11'1* oM a dMin. Till a powwlul ~ . _-_ _ ,__,the_tllls _ ro- baloro llla -_ _ to little -; -partlculolly ftoonl at-o._ Tiley tuition ~ 11811 ...., .., - "" - _ _ .....-... .., __ .... ou- ·-tlrd- - . - . Tlllr eatend tban put lhelt _ , T otl l_e y -..l lon _ _ IJn'-tltr--" y ac:l,......,-..,..- So llle ....-..o --~~~~~~y lor at.-.11 toglwll>l T. . . - o ...... a1 - . end !hoy elec:l to ec>an<l tllalt t ime CUSA - , . . . , . ue __._...., a~t.-T~•- To the Etlitor. ._.. AuOCIOtlon (CU$.4\) II oulletlng from a ca.. of apathy like lila predominant IOOOno of the UB student budy cited In the edllorlal In the AP<fl 15 luua of The Sp.otrum. n an' O<QinlUifon foundld to help . -. . . o .-end funding lorlnt....cloOiata • thlllk:l. wo.1lnpulend -tatlonloraKgtOUI>Oin ttla . , - t i e l _ , . , ~· 1<11 no _ _ . Will IJfaftt tliat II there lo only rwM- ol . Sltoul0111cul••-... llthotll whit Is - t o oattl>em IK:fOOI, anc1 MXI tlme U,. Truot- oro hfced-by low lour ttrneo a yur- to 1111111, make ..,. you'ro rn-a. In the public interest vary roroly don o c:ornrnercfol tndullry- panfcularfy a iloft.<eoutated ono-olle< tlla oonaurne< a b<Hk. The tendency has to I<HP cotta. af)4roNfng upward ond ,... """'Ycorporotlon maintain oong"**t pl1c:aolor Ita .-.len or IHO(!Uct. u•o a powe< bloc~ and conoumer Ia 1111 With no cnolco but to pay 1M oxotbllont • -· Thalli, UlliJI OM compeny - · It con P<odUCOI... Ooml P<odUCI for ItA and Ia wHffng tooller tne aovltlos to the public. 8aglnnlng ThuredaJ, ~ Ell;prea AJttJnes wiU pn>¥fdo no-lrlllt llfgl)to to How~ otat>out .,.,.quonanhe P<lco that cornrnon:tal aktf,.. .,..,. cornmancled. T h o u - . lite sfasll Is baoed on ,.... alflcloncy, onbootd tlcl<ttlno. and wnto " ' E><P<- hlo ocolld Ita olalf, cut the . .,,.., and""""""""' on duties for "' limited - Buttne oonounw alto hiiiO CCJOI)Ofate"to mal<e thl..,_ • ....,.,..._ Sarino $ t25to $150 a fllo~t- sacrl""'v 1M lr• non•lcciiOIIcdrtft~ on-bootd: It ,..,.. CI"YtiiO )'OUt own luggage and wa.tfng untH you ora -ted to pay for your tlcl<tL What Pooplt Elc-1 Al~lneo fo doing Is llnolly gMng tho oonoumar What , . hat CfYing for oil olorlg. Trw company It at laal addr. .olng thl quntlon of why faroo hove lobe 10 expenal\lo, ond explaining thlttt.ey don't hl\'tlo be. llloto!llng oonou...- to lake a place lor lust han II ooata to drive, and hoping to &how that with oonaumor cooperation thll lo o rMIIalloollor. Unfonunataly thO playing partno,. for People Elcpress Alrllnet are tllo ,..Jo< ofrllnoo Who, until Thvroday, command«! any price theY de aired fo r t,. ...,leo. The ComtoW~iCa.Uon Undergraduate Stude.nt communication studenta. II 11 navlng difficulty recru~fng enoug~ mambefa to ~eep lno organiZAtion alive. Tnfs week CUS'" Is holjllng eteclfono lor olflelat poaltlotl,a. last week nomlnat'ona tor eeeh poaltk.tn were SO<JQht. Unfortunately. w .. olllefal poaltlons Oland uncootested. They are tho poslllons of VIce- President. Treasurer and Secretary wltn Jackie Abfam.s. EJI.z.abe'lh Gallivan and Diana MIIJef' runnk\g for ue11 re~ POOnlon. Tho unty office with t,.., c.ancfidares running ;s thai c;,l Prealdtnt Wtlh &e Salc2ynsl<t and Faye Merolla balti!Rg ,,. udda '"' tnll. Sounds u pl1ilul as tne SA t!OCt~.na Stvdeot •.organlllltions ate r'·JUI'tdld with tn. tdnl vf hclp4ng saudents lo help themMIYea studerlt oroanlUtio<>o CUSA nelda trte...tuPpon anc1 participation of atudentl oo exllt. TMraloro CUSA Is a~lng commur1lUiion llvdlnto to begin their SUPP<J<l lbday by entlno a batlol at one or'"'" IOCotlons! at -I he Center Lounge In Squ~e Half. MSC; ond .on tl>e Amherst Campus at the Information bouth tne ground lk>Or of capon Hall ond outalda the Kiva Room. tOt Baldy Hall. Voting It poaaiDta fre<n el..on to three o'cloek and 'at the same time T.. hlrt• with lha CUSA l•.gu may De purehased. Tho procHda from the CUSA T-ehlrt sala will gCJ tU lundii"'Q tneend o f theeclluol yea• p!cnle"" Sunday at Efflcolt Croak Pori<. CUSA has the primary task tnf• aemester tu make atudents aware it exists ha goa l 11 10 beaefit the students but it e~noot dib ttlls wlttl<x.ll ltudef\ta tuearry out its pt.,... The propoMd plan •neomp.asses suclal. urientatlonit. ~ucathnal and ca rMf guldenu functions. CJfftmunieatM..n students are Uf'ged I•J ••d-. 11 •l'f"AIIy.. by 'fllAetnQ Iheir ,,p4nttJft In IM CUSA etf;et., -n eampl_tgn and J-•lo•no ttlt lut1 11 the Cl.I;SA PK:nte Jenruf., SUm~s U lc.e other 1fr trlnlpOrtltlon.. Soon ahe< tne announcement that a new alr1lne would ba olle<lng tnt chlap flights, USAfr-an oalabllahed, cornmerclal 'cornpany- announcoct that It too would oliO< reduced farn to Hew Yorlr.. 'The odVae>taoe to tra .,..Jfng with USAI! Ia that II operates lo l.aOuanlla and Kannody alfpons In Hew Yorll I t 10 to Hawarlt. " also wilt maintain regut11 luggage -- ..-.no. 'The<~ - u r AlnOrlcan Alnlneo lumped Into tho ring and ~ Ito own rocluced fotoo to Now Yorlr.. AQaln. II hla the adw.,. a1 an Bul blforo anyone bootda AlnOrlcan or USAJr bound tor Now Yorll ne onould-- Wily all of a ...odin, - 1 - t o, t,...llttl"" canollor ci!.MP laroo. hIt evident that whhout t,. chi!Mnge horn Pooplt Eal>rooo, a flfgtrt to Hew Yorll or wtclnhy WIMifd otlft run S200. 1\ppetontly thlrNOOniiiO by tl>e b\g.alrllnaals that people .....,ld roth"' 11..,.. on I'*" It llla4r P<'- aroiO-ed to COrr\potftiYo 1...11 with Eal>"'"· 'The youno. flldgllng compeny would lj>en eventually be drf•tn out ol - · end *'lhoul that challenge, tl>e non~eguleted Iarea could onca agaf~ ba ncafotld. T~fa ma,y ISe tlla- chance fO( oonoumoro to defend their lntO<OOll and pn>¥O tllolr """""""*'Ito a C«PProtlon wlllch attempts to buc~ tne atatuo quo. Till aacll'- for tro.,..ling People El<ptooo aro •-· whlltltne allon by tlltt- lo -. 11 ..-.lll~ lhlfdoomayopurchongoatn tne ...- ............. _.,.,..._ ...... -11·-·lHEspEORUM _,...... (dlar-lotOIIIf Elena C.C.VU ....-..,;.......... .......... ..,._., -, ••••I >4 , .... .............. · •.t.:·..e .................. ··········· - tauglt." bed- Tiley-. atwoys eo corny and lw '-teNd. and baalcally - l e d of uNMIIstlc noopllallnt. , . awftellad mora thin v.,., low peop10 Ill rMI Nla 00<11d hiYe ~ope up thl ~. · 1<11 now, -vtNnv'a clloftgld.- IM(ro ftOlao You can -_ al_ "'11 _ .-ptaln t_......_ Ziofolo ......... .•~• •• • "'*' C.IItliaf'llo -~:::::.~.~ ~~::::·.: ~= ~.::: by Pete Ro.en Soap operas are ruining thl Country. I woo atoraya under tho lmfl'GSSion thot lef..lalon woo ouppooed to r6flecl our eoclety, not destroy It\ It Uoed to lle lltlt lOOP operas wero IO< houseWIVOO who folded t, . etoth&a Ourinp t,. allow. and vocuumec! to mau t,. picture all fuzzy during tne b<oa u 10 theY wouldn' neve 10 W&!CIItf1e !1011> comri*Cfals. No man would ..., bo caug~>t, dead or olive, watchlno . a soap ope<a. untooa 11a rottonaffzed It • • • "oNi boca,_ !hoy'"' 10 atupld !hoy ,..._ ""' -- -·- -lc. . .= - .,..,.,.,.,.- .II... :t"U::: ~ qftLfS fROM OVfR THf ~ftR · =~:::.~= ' bad_._ ~·_of , _ . . _ - - , , _ 111hol lOIII •- •• IIIII *"*"-"'olhoo~l Intern• playing ' mUIIcal - . , Tho oper.o ~~~:fen, CIIMQed. tho 1*11'1* Walelllng--. " -lllnY·" 1oueaa hlwun1 f<fddlllll• 1- ltu ihat aoap - ara . . _ thl public warilo to·- " bUI- II 1M ptlllllo ...,..,. t o - h"""'" aacrtllcoo? WOUld I a . . . - - "'-" And I - -. "'* ' U--- net- .....-A.. . . ____ --·-- ____ -----c::==---=----. .-·=-. ... 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Mltlol anon1 ·· going ~In IIIIo - - 1 Counl.ry, and I'm ._rled • Ml_,. _ _ .,. _ _ l _ lneutlalo ~., ..... " "" will ba out doii'IJ Hand no or.- will bahomato - chit . ' * - _,.,. - I . . . lind ~ lUning In .,._ In a Wlllto to . . . ...., ,IDIIa-CioaOct ctooro to ooMa. ..........,.._ ... ..._. . . . .,..got to .....,.., or ,....."' 11M 1r1 lila a n . _ Will roplaoa �feedback ~ I i J ~ i ~ , .-----~------~ ©~rru ''Oporo Forum" Is I tegr/~Jr WHMidOy fNIIIf!l ol The S!>ectrum ""-!gM<I t o _ , on • t::ettofll topic ond «tt::U<Of/4 . _ , ., TM following article dlacuares the awlteh from IIHr•l demand-sld• oconomlc• to coo.-.,,;.. •upplyooldO, ond the .,.nlllf1 forohoplng M w leltflrotogiU.lt ""' wr/ffM by Pocl/lc NrN• od/101 Thomo• Brom. ""'pro- by Thomu Brom . as- Theoo ate heodr doyo 101 tho omou coterie ol "IUJ>PlY·sldO" economists uoembUng In Woshlngton to olalh and bum the - . 1 Scomld by their m010 tr.ditlonal COlleagues. they ho. . -vocf ~ll'lyoomg TUtbwtth 1110 only II\ - . If the term OQC- - "aampplattc" - - - -ucracy. .. - ............. theY_, H todoy a I bodgo Ol · By omphUlzlng tu cuts u o _,. to stimulate lnciU$trtol P<oductlon in the PfWIII oecta<, economist Mhur IAIIO<. Congressman Jock Kemp, W!jtor Jude Wan~~ lskl ond director ol the Olflco ol Management ond lkldget (OMB) David Stockman ho .. zorood In on lho motor oJ the economy wnlto their UbO<al demand· aide competjtorc wete maklng aure tile r1de was coml- and the eJCI\aust syotem ~lllml>htlc: 01 not. !Aller and hio eolleogllft hove eut 1-.gh .S yeers of h'bohl met Otic about ••ciJalllllutlon" ond ~· demond" by tolldng plainly obc>ut ptodvCing mote goods. TheY alSO ltatO ...,.qui¥0Cally thot privoto MOidftO lhOir lnciM<Iual profits will prod.- lbe lt<OIIIJMI and IWHt national . Tho ollldlt:lg vittue ol tills 18th Century economic ~. phiiOioplly Is clartty. OMB dl<ector Stockman has tokoll lndiY1clual P<lv•t• ln¥estmetll ellmuloted by tax cuta- anointed If klftg. But by 8ttacl<lng the 118<f Pfeml- of llbe"'l - . _ the oupply41do<s 1<1 oliO openl<lg up o - .·o boll. TheY aro now roloing l~tol ~- about pooducllon ond capital in 1110 Unhcl nol ..,_ F<Onlelin D. ...,_.,.. to '"""' avtt wltb defiCit· ,.._,ment spending . Arui Amertc••• long 6ormant left into -..n< oupport IO< llbO<al ooclol PIOGfMI!-Io beginning to ollr. • wlno-lnl>l*l lor - · I~~--------~ forum. populaJ reform battles ate 0-..et' who oets thO lion's ll>lrt ol QO......._t subsldles. US lohloto OJt convinced thot tho ldOIHstlc supply· sldO ec:onomlco will toll, and fall qulckl)l. They Intend to pick 111>. tho pieces. and are bllglnning tho compolgn now by asking thoe.lt own ttard queationl. .,..,., If tiX cutf'are no more successful tt\an deficit 'Pflfldlng u 1 &pur to productior17 What lithe " trickledown" elloctlthll supply·tlders PIOmlsetht pocr take years to arrive? What II the economy /61uoeo to grow on ochedulo? WhO IliOn c.~ res 101 the unemployed, the Rtju...,.led Jolt aged and the Infirm? · The US 1011. by oontrast. sees the PGisiblllty ol "t tho 11e011 ot the JTllltler ls whot business pulling control ol boslc produc:tlon on the polltlcol economist a eau ..extematiuea··-or au thoM 00111 of _..u Do¥id StOCkman 81 OM&. The production not lneluded on the IIITII... bolonoo--. emerging 1t11 otrotogy lo bosecl on ond4ng tho The pall·- C*lturiel_gl- hloloty tn u.. t lesol ... 1-Iom orowtft.,_ - ' - I I ba1tte ...,. _ , Is o coot ol than """ out with corporate "e>rtemoHtles". 1111 '"" P<oduc:llon IO be borne by the Pfoduce<, Orgonlzed • wol4<1 uso_publlc agencies ot a l l - ISO()_.,. tor growth. Tho_ ..., buSIIl<tss would Include public oil lobO< hU IOUglll IO< a b<oode< dOIInHion. lndullry The _ . . _ trom 1111 Cltltoll'o Pany to Tom H~'l ~ lor Economic Oernocrocy, trotn dlo DlriiDCroillc Soclollll 0rtanltlllf1 CommlttOO to the Communlll Pwty. USA. AJj -....chlng tor. . .y out of the "d!RIIbutl!>n" t r o p - - till only a- w_ resltttd-though when the economy faltered u lnwartably went to government co COlier Ita own costs for relief. . , SuPOiy.stders now want to keep procfuctlon t!UCptnHt to a minimum-and so they call tor cuts in wasteful costa lmpo~ by government regui•Uon.s and ao Umlt costs to wages. maehlnefY, raw maJerfaJs and morketlftg. S<lpplr4lolo mycpa Thlo -oxlmates an Adam Smith- ol business conduct. But _ , In the 18th tho privote belonu " - - t l y otnhted f)Ubllc - i o s '*''lilY· for roads. harbora: and canall eastnllat for tJinaponatlon o f goods; m1111ary txptndltuJes n&oessary for defense of tha homeland and fls cotoooJ. .: and moat lmPOttant, the coat ollee<llng and hOualng wori<Ofl when they a~ notlmmedlottly uHiul. By thOlito 1800$, F-at. $1111 0< lOCal gove<nment woo pro¥idlftg public educotlon, pollct dlpanmonts and natlonol guord ormo<1es, subsldles lot rallrood and toltgraph coootructlon, ond o notlonol - " ' aystam. "' tho tum ol the ceruury, It ouvmocl tho cost of regulating currency, ballldng, and commotCO wMn eotnpatltlon and fraud created 11111Chy In the morkotpl-. The N ew Dell "'\de'f tiers of <Ogutlllon, Including attempts 10 O<dor induotry·llbD< _.,,,now battles. agrlcullu,al produc11on, and securities fatonlolltlol ,esutt. Each of tnese programs has P'owed wmbo<Wmo. lnefliclent, and enormously • · -· Nevenhelesa, toeh bog111 as a relotm in <IIOOnll to public outcry. The bureaucraeies con be blemod IOf · "--f'tering lhoso artlcts bldly or not 11 all, but noiiOf belr!g otuck with lho tOSk in the first place. The supply·s~· myopia now- prevents them frotn seeing the oenulne pubnc needs at least addrHsed by liberal tranafet Pfograms. Investment. Moat r~ntly the government hal attempted to guoronlee civil rights, P<Oiect the envl<onment, set otondordiiO< lndustrlal.health and ulety, ond finally ragulata till g<owth olthe economy ltoell. ~ - • • now ahoke thok nota 11 the -Otic to_.,, eompanles. pu.bllc ateei plants. public mess lfiiiSP011otlon, public health cllnlco. public hOusing devek>pmenta, public I'Hei!Ch and ·deYetopment, and cooperative tood producUon. lnvu tlnent capital would be tapped from lho billions ln public lunda now lOCked In pension PIOQrams. miiHory opandlng. speciol inte<est subsldiet. ond oil· sbote bonks beyond the reach of US regulotlon. The PGIIIIclt Intention Is ex.ctly the opposite ol the supply·s~ -aootlon of public capitol through public enterprlao rllhor lhllr P<fvate capitol through privoto • ontorpriM. Social benefito -.ld eccruo directly from the"""'" of lbe -.-n.. rothor thon "trickling down" through a syotem of prlvote profit• Most ImpOrtant. succonlul public ..,ti<P<IM would be a model ollntegroted f)loductton for people,ll1 lkle by side with ptlvate enterprl58 for all to .... At present, moot ol this Is just talk. ~~ 1/>ero Is surprising cqnoensus on the basic strotagy. now eme<glng u "economic democrocy," soclollsm."' " mixed economy,• 01 "Eutooommunlam" lrotn m1f1Y ol 1110 omaN groups on the US tell. The ahlcol dllfO<ence t,_ P<ooronw and ·-1c older left atrattglts l5 that tl\ey are about produc:tlon-not merely the reshuflllftg ol exlst"'' wt~hh. And lilly ,_ltheJool human needs ol mftllonl of Americans who ttao;e been ..extemallzftd·'" by p.~iwate industry. Ironically, a rejuvenated pOlitical left In the United States stands to be the larQOst benellcllry ol President R<tagan's runowoy right win11. BY pushing tho logic ol 18th Century capitalism to the fimit, the oi.oppty.aldOro aro prop&tlng the pUblic lor a moJor brook with America 1s past. �. s_upport for Grabinu Underrated scholtlnhip To liN Etlltor: Your ltont - ar-.. anlcte of Aplft To , . Editor: 2A on ANistont ··eonr- v ....,,_ o.n. titled ~· ft M.,_llt II denr.cf T...,... wu a diNppolntiMflt •• The anlcla It llatlcally tbOul - l c lltUggiM,' not ebout _ , . , _, Faoulty _ .. ,....._,_~-eel-· -!I.e ol...-rlont than....,,_~. The ..... 11-lon ol quellty, not ~lty. ~~~o~- O r - . !15 111lcll "Tlle ..... Oa clalon: Itt Unconttltutlonaflty and th e 1 -l lcellon o1 Wlllla s...p,.macy In Hlgllef Educellon" In In Pf>lllleal Eco<lomy II tile - "-!8111- I bPe _,~In tile UftiMd . _ on tile 6uprWM Coull -..on. WI* I , . _ . . , .....,_ with tllellegetiMI NPeCit ot11 a WilY-.. lnt-tlltt -·.,.,.._It -atahlp. plaoa of Wily - ....,,....,. ~. tdlolatlllllp - undettaled In h i t , _ ~7 Pou/ za,..,b«a No one 1s .;lli.latiC abOut the Unl-.lty hlararchy ,.....1119 Ito dede!on and gront1119 Pwotaaaor Gene Orabl- tile tanu,. he n-• to atoy on at thlt lnatltutlon or be fired. But Pwotaaaor Otablnar lndaed hat a gr1aYanoa end lllould pu..ua It to binding ertlltratlon ~lnga, I g - lila Union of OnHed Unr-elty Prof._,, lila ltUdento andllloMin the -unity whO ........... _ ~Muld ~ From my ""'*'"""- u one ol hll otudento. I """"' Onlblner Ia an... clallntttuelor. ,...,. tt1Jden1, hlll~ttuellon 11M anllgtltaned me to the ~ one! aodll llatll of public aducatton-tbe right of tlla Individually Mlf· . . . . , _ . . . . _ , o freoly-tatlla lndlvtdually aa~~.....- OWCienL That'a What "lr• " public "* """-tlon not- eciUcllllon Prof-~ application lor tanu,.lo .,.,..., 11a Iacko quality •••••~· blr1 blcauaa he lo a student ol marxism and a c:arnc>ei9.., for civil IIQhta and oociat juotlco. Hit oppllcatlon 11 dan lad not becauaa lie hee not done acholarly talurch. Among other projec1e,"" hee dona extent!.. detailed reJ<~arch 1>n the llvffalo . - I a ~tlon-. on tile 4alaa pramlaa of ••,....,.. dlta1mlnltlon" In tlla • "Bakke" s u - Coull - . on tlla minority hiring practloee of the Slate Ufolvetalty and on corporate 1~1 on -.ondlorv and ~ary education, oubjacto all extteme~.l penlnant ' to hll llelcl 1!1 lha Faculty of Soclol R>tnc1a11on1 ol Education and enllgbt- by hla acholarly allono. Hit anlclla heYa appeared In hewapopan, In lo<>rnalo and hla h a t - - -- ~ aducatOtlln lila Soviet Union. Ha Ia denr.cf tan..,. on tile llbllrary criteria ol Ill& n...- ol hll workl Which h - _ , puj,Jiohacl. Workt file Pwo- Otabltw'o.......,. be pubiiSIIeO enougl>. In my opinion, blrltlla '"" thai they aran't Is Oettalnly no,_ of the Wl1ter. • li>edenlel otGr-.tanU..Ia,_by_whO by lila - - . . , . faal their own ....aiintc'&uthority t-aned, In fact he Ia a Chlmj>lon of Ill whO - t o live In a,,.. and aqult- ooclaty. Alllhoaa at the Unlvetalty and In lila CO<M1Unlty Will gr.... If wo lose this tine protauorto the bf9otrv of til& syotem. To. US his redlcal ('g&lllll9 IO 111& root Of thlngs'1 scllolanohlp ts lndlspanalble. --lp Prof.." " ol Economlco PeterGrMco Mn-cl HtzuCOIIP. To , . Edllor. On Aptlltt Squire Hall wu tile center ol one ol tlla YMf'a -•• att..- and laaclnall"o ....,,., INT£JINAl!OfiAlFIESTA.Aatlleactlng..-dlnatorot lnlam&l- AltaniiiA. I would Hlte to on..,.._ that IPIOUIIII I am happy 1o lnlimatlonal Fleata . - 141011 ~tty, 1 .,; claaply aorry tor ancs .,.,rool%a to paopta Who - • not al>le to fully attancl tile . . - to P<OI>tema wli had. 1 alao apo1oo1n to a" Pll1lci!Minta Who had 10 atancltn llna tor tha -.tlonal Dln-. 1 thonk the aud'- whO • • petM......,to- tor All m~nu• aoweooulcl ,... all tile_.. ... tile P'lllmoleAoo/11. Hopefully, _, ,_, wa wit lind a ~PtCioua pr.c. ao wa will nor "-to~ ..... ofyouult~thll - · We ......,..., ~ 800 people but I~ we , _ - tOGO W1t1c;f1 ca-lha llhOttaga ol lood ancl-oi·The r~t~t ........ rntematlontl Flett• . . . 10 ,_.. lo, tile,_. baa become a ~ltlon It 08 and t n - along hlotory. thll yMI'a Fln1a waa one of tile -~-~-Thla-IIIOia -t l l e 2D -. " "The-olallot - ' " " " " - cultllf&i dut. In _Pll11doated __ WilY ....., lot at '-at one"-"' priO< to ...,. - • to """'lela . , . . . . tile P10Qfa111. To the panldpa.f'tlln the - • with tha cultural eXhibition, lood and parfofmanoa programs, aoma ot tile ctut>a oant thalr - . t o International cities well aa Toronto and .._ YO!It to gat mat-t. Some cluba ...., aawad 111e1t- t~. O¥ar300 UB tiUdentl ot a H nationalities (lndudl119 American) worked tOOI!Mron thll gala ·projact. On ballall of International AfM!rWIA tile Pt!flclponta ol wOtkad tlla - ·ao-utly · I WOUld 1 •10 lfllntcand alloftlla _,_ _ lor '-lonel-a.l81ao - l d 11ce10 • .,ancs my -- Oooodlnucn to orRllymoncl Cooollt ....-.. &lllllbltlon~ """"""-.... -----Enal!lrown, ~orlood - - - - ~Pini,Nghii.MnanciBhaiiQ-UI...,_, Ollorcllo-• ol poofar......,. -..ftt• and at . . . . . . - - . ~ Olloldgwerl. a..lnNn ol ~'=='::;~lor halplnQ _... ........ ,_......,... ,.... ,....,_.,_ _ _ _ " " .....- "-Y~tor gala _ , Ill .............., AliMa' II 10 Dring 1 mutual UIICiar8llllcll and ~iOn - . g ,_..of the ------.. .....,_.,.,..._._ ,JUIIIca-r.-&11 ..,.low tl'llriiiiRIId.l.__ ........,. . . , _ • ............."'1111-.----. To a(, Editor: The US Congre11 fs nuw deballno lht lb.Jfllun fssue and ~ 11 OO<lli<ler1111f a number ol antl·l..,.tk>n billa. White I conaklef myHII to be eomeotM WhO. cef'Q -ply abuut human llla. lomvppu-tolllaso-eelled "human Hie" tNIIs. My reaaunt ere aa folluws.: l . lbel',...tl>lt....,..ha.. atarlwltlg/1ti•> CVOtr"' tllalr uwn bodlM and ,.l>t'oduct....,. While I am ounc«nnd a.boUIIhe trNtment •.II the l.,ut. l can·e aee now lba - • can Juatly loroo a """'"" l o anclura a pregnancy-- or gf\'e birth to • child tha-.notwant. 1. No ....,hod ol blr1ll «>nllullt fW~P<ool . Thua.""" c:onodantlous, - • " " - paopa can t>a fl<:«< wMh an unwanted P<egnency. I ballavt t h a t - - on ws -'tlon haW a riQht to an abu<tlon Tv auume c;tllarWIM Is tu lmpooe eltlla• caliblqt. manclllvry pregnoncy. or ole<illullon-n<tM ••I Which 11 on aocapiAI~ option I<>< mootpoople. •3. A related conliderll'oft 11 that 10m1 meaaurea of Oltth OO<llrol are mo(e halatdous than olhara. Anti· abortion leglolallon mev loroo womap..tu adupt more dangerous meuures lnlllad t~f uafng relatively sate- I!Iough -~- ou•a-"'banlet met~" like lha cllaplvam (and condom). ._ Ant1-abonlon lagltllllon wiU oorMiemn wvman (Who. for What..., ruaon, teal IIIeY mua1 have an abortion) to illagll obu<11ono parlormacl by unqualified Paraoronel. TheM abonlona .,. likely to be , _ . ••~*>- and more dangatlwa. •,f many Am<~~ lean.. 1. Beeause thefl I• nv C!JnM:naut In lnJa country on th<t abo<! ion ant~aO<.tnlc.tn leglolollon. It .,.~. will be Jeaented and rnllfed br • a.oe MgfMnt of ttwt "' PQ9UtaHoq. Qeatty. Mv..._ton of tnfa nature wtll not encourage respect tor the taw. Just the upposlte. 8. Flnall)r.legllltllon llannl119 •""'lion would roqulre Itt•,.. enlvrcemenl . Thlo wuUkl either be lmpuuibfe In any stricl tense •A W<AIId requJre dr~lan mea_s ures. Gave<nment regutat~..on ' " P<&gtlanCy would be a nightmare. oignitlcelltly Infringing ..,., ...,.,_•• rights lo gfivec:y.. Thaaa ate my raat<lnt tor -~ ontJ.eborllon IAQISflllc.tn. Willie I am aollnot atternplt to laglolate,a so4utlon 10 1118 abu<tlc.tn P<\ICIIam. I am, ,..,..tlleiess, concamec1 trWbiad by Ill& violence lnhe<ent In thO doetructkm olletet lila. whet can be done? lboul- 1 SUQOHI an alternative plan of eetlon tnt~ to respect both the lnter&411 uf the telua and tile rights W well bel119 ol ""men ond Ill& chlldttn theymay " ' 1- -.tel -~_....,....._ ... Hlnlttl*l ,_.,..,. ..-.~.-_,All ha-.. may nut etect to The ma•na(aya t-1 lhls approach ate better M> edlk:atk>n and I - •••liability ul aata. effec1tve ~Mana of birth cun1rut Thaaa meaeurei White unfortunotaty tepugnant 10 oome whu Clll "right to litera;• would """'- tile n . . - <>I UIIWinled P<"OnancJae. lhlra ~uclng ll>e demancltorlboftlon 0 1 - - " ' ................ _.o&cll- lncluda .... ~· of addollonaf odoptlon 5. ~lon lo OUIIIW ltboniotl Wilt IM - - 1 9 l l l a t - Who-,...., not to have ..-of chilclron In- - y. Thla wiY lbortlons ~ mo.. ~ ,_,.. - • for lhalr ._.,. rwiatad ...-no like ON~II"'I c:llllclran !.........,.., ! h a y - diet nol-nt to be delinquency. 1 ballavt lilaC oaoplo nave no - . panitnllilo P r - t o ,..._,he coat and~ the ha¥1119--lhaY__,wont lhaf!"-...y ca.. oJoo eNid haa •....,., to b e - and wanted. Antloabu<tlon qualilyot tnlatga the-of....._ ft would - I t - l o r in my opinion,._.• . . . _ ...... IIQI>Ia women not to ...._ lllurl"-. If "*'- IIIeY ol dllldlan - the ollllgatlona of - •· I~ cwet-ed. 01 c:-. programs II. Mll«<anlon .....-.rlon ottan _ , . . '""' a """'"' alao -utt In the blrt~ uf-htar chlldtan-on l..,lflled , _ Ia a lull.fladgad human baln9, unq-tlon- OUUCI. IIQht• ancs P<otactlon. Whlle thlo. Flntlly. method$ ol tbol'llon whiCh cauaa th& least cOIWfn'*>g to aorna poople-aay• pain to bolh lila wOman a..u lila latuo ....., to t>a notion -r Otla!OIIca-otha! paopta, myaalf Included. lclantlflecl. The lfnl>ortanoa ol IIIIa ahould be oborlou$. If flncHt • - .........-.and.,_. lantaallc ll)d lhara .,. 001119 to be &borllona-and I ballave 111&1 W... d.-. one - t h e Mna? Whanlla falua muat tlla tlghl to I - ? I cloulll- ...-tot~ will- l i e lham,-than """*""- aanalt,.. 10 tlla aulferlng <>1 - - · - b y . . . . _ _ _ . _ , . . _ _ , the letua oug11t to ba I hope that • - 1c1au .,. of l n t - to other ollject ol tile~ oontfiiUrllly. I , _ Millan to . . ~--......., by 1M "R19111 to my~-at-Uivtng-'lJonto Ute" . . _ II to .....,_ ooo antl-lbortlon t.AtiOIItloe and · auooaatlng tb2 or one .....,lad -I\ ....-tlon. ,._ - .... "'Ollllll*laan A~ti-Abortion opposition lor---- -itO""'"""'"" -.Y .................. _ , ... __ .........., ,. .,_. . ._. ·'*'-·--· ___ .. _,.... ...._ .. .......,.....-f.....,,,_ ...._ ......,....._.. ...,.._......,..__...,,_.--or ,.....It - ._... _""'_......._ - - �sports -! ~~==============~========================== f ~ f One class act: the Yankee Dynasty b~ J o lla k . Lepla•• Cdittw .. _ , 7loiJ .. ,., fll# qf. " " ' , . . , - -klilw ••· - -.,spons 1111s l•&-' _ , _ ,,..... •• <~YMttrs <IYMtlln-liot N<w 1960, 11lo t/Mt-ilt'ltllll--.tMSt Wtd-1. .. ll! ~'-•os£d- Y«t r..-. - .,,.,..a-, ,., """""' ""'M.,;r,, J" a..., St...,.,,. .. ,_., ,........,... ~ r,., Aisbiti<T , _ _, .. will b< IM Under Sccqd'• li)'Siml only Bauer uwl Mapa banal mew< than JOO lima in I ~9. althouch DiMogio IIDd Linddl -..s OJOUnd tlw IDOfk, For Di.\tauio, tltestin& orpan.c~~Mduty wu casal by a bonMr )'Cat. 1M ' &&in&..._, notc:lled a .346 a..,_, oollik k~& in 67 , _ uwl sluum& 14 homtn in on1y mat bau. ~ror< lh< season filiAlly bqan, JPOIU scribt> likened tht 1~ Yankccsor 1925. 1n 19'UlhtYant<a .."OIIIhtJlCIINnl, bullht noatd one. OU.a and< in 192S wbcn lht team The 1~7 Yankees won lht pcruw~t. butlht "£ . - . This"'u 1~9-chtthitd year in Hewuanold mana - that only e&t<Cf, St..... p!OV<d hi> or a onco-mishty lcam. copped by a th< N.,. York -orld. Aft.,. a Ood&<f1. too him. A Hnle bit oritlnal. Born d.urina tht on1on St~&d would in htrit ""'"""""rul rtllUiatlon Series nam~ netdn--..tas sct·urt', easkr. and, lit< a wtll-<lil<d And ~·in . And -...in. ,.;ru both the l)tnnont and the World J.1ojor lea&u< hi,.ory hu matth<d that rut. :u"\hr Vanktto helm hc Clr\«< an u.onhhjnl only 280 IOU<>. "O" Ye1 Sltn&ti n~r mort 1han 100 pma io a K&SOn. nor had ht toY an Am<rican Ltosu< ptnnant . In 1954 he un<rlcne<d both th< hi&h• and th< lo..~. Art flonliJI& AI Lopez'• C'IC\·mnd Indians, always bridnmald 10 th< Yllltoa. rmall!' ftnl pia« ,.;lh an an·timt M&.Jor l<aaue mart of Ill "in>. E•eo the YllOk<e>, .,...., <ornPI'led a IOJ.SI •'-tt (SI<ncd'•.fin:t 100 "in S<a><JC~). fmished rar behind. Ahhou&h Sttnael ~'<d that hi> job ""' in <OJ)Iltr<d .......... 1101hilll about tht Amrric:an Lcaauc." Stcqd told his troop durina"'""' t,."""" -you 11111 art bia loque bollplaytn. and this ,.., )'00 WI'U bt on yoor o-. 1'111 cvm aoina to ai'< you li&m. You just play. Th1s b my)- too~ uwl find out whattht Am<rican lequc is fll elootll," " I k- Jllthoalh ht pn: no IJanals, Sl<flld alwa>" had c:oml*t< ""'!ltol.,..... bio ,..,., By <lii><"IY pltlloonin& pla)'<JY.tlte "Old Puf~"-a nam< to hb days • eoa<11 at tht Uni-.lly or M issiuippl--btco""' a ...,;.. 11 <>a-Ina ,.,. besl posaibl< <ffon rrom aodl individual. And tht IIM'J ou(fteld provl6ed St..,..t tht P<f(<a dM.ht& - .,_.II opponunityto t:~<P<ritllatr with his ""' plotooninJ $)'stem. I n -lldd DiMiaiO, tht , _... Uvina ball~ra. a .llS ldun. a n.wlaa ft<lck1and a honla'un >Juaaa. To tht Vllll<e C1i_.-'• tjabt .... Tommy Hdntidl, a clwtth hlltn w11o wai to DiMaa&)o wt.t Lou Oethia wu to 8abt R0411-an ov~. undmot<d stor. John Unddl, a· "'""' -essive ploy.., aeeon:tina to •poru ourhor I'm: Oolcnboek. who hit .517111 1941toilcld ln' ldt lldd. ~ ...... llalclco tht murnlna trio, Stenecl could chOOK rrom Yo&i lima- . ~.. who -.ld eventually end up u ,eaic:htr ror tht ranaln<kr or Slmcd'• ..,,.,... u Yankee monaacr-O<nt Woodllcll- • l7 )'<ONIId m!Mr leaauc Pleyuortht Year-and c mr Maprs- tout<d byKOUIUIIIte ..,. Babe Ruth. • jtopardy. his ft-ars v.'ftr unrourukd. But Gen<nl M . _ Ccora< Wnu .... 51 ill di<sausrltd """ thtteam'> play. With Vic Raahi uwl Alti< Reynolds r«in<l, and Johnn) Sain ......... 40, Wcm cl<dtlc<llht YanL= n«<<t<< youna pitch inc http to eornpltmmt lht •rooa arms or \\'hitq Ford and Bob Grim. Weiss accordinJI)' ~gin«rtd arrack tn\ohan&.J7 pla)'ftS •ilh BahmtOrt: Oriok Gmftal Mllnl&tr Paul Richard>. Tho most nooabl< YanLee KqUisiUons ,.,.,., Bob Turl<y and Don Larson, thou&h tht team sutTmckr<d tht ..men or 0tnt Woodhn& uwl Jim McOonld. Th< mo•t. likr M.an.tlt"' promocion. t.nsurtd VanL« rromiMftC't' fOf' anochn fhll' ,...,.. Bouncinaba<L truo rin:t placT.tht VanLtnmtl tht Brookl)n Oodrtnin tht 19S5 World Stri<s. 1M Bron\ bornbnt """ld apln ehaiJenac tht Dod~ rot tht Stri<s tltk in 19S6 in oht last or tht so t.'lll<d "Suh·o) S<ries." In tht fino <Oni<SI. th< Ooda<n •u<Pris<d tht YanLee CI'C". <OI)Iurin& iht S<ries rour pmes IO lhre<. Tht lou ..... <n<n&<d, hO"C'tr, the nnt year wllcn th< Yank<n won tht Stri<1 •ith an ldmti<ttl J.lm< eount. 1..ln 19S8-a Y<Or many BooLiynitn 51111 ~urw- tht Oodtm and tht Gianu discontinu<d East Coast optn.tlons, pickina up their l'leats. htadin& West, uwl Ieavitt& tht YIID~.., as thr lone Now YO<L City bU<'bAII rcpretcRtatJv<. Oate au<n<lanee to ceeord i<''tl>. •""led . For tht ranaln.ckr or tht - · · tht Yontccs concinU<d theil "ioninJ -c.oM""""'O'I~ , , _ - - �Spunkguides Royal~ in tourney. by ldrrey R . Tluirstoa A.s:siJtCifft $'pot'ts &lilrx In competing apinn Oivmon I oebools in Olblelic:s, ' on< oontemR~ates lhat a Division 'Ill scbool would possess~ittl< dwlce o f Iakins·• top position in the rmaJ ~ 5aaocllqs. However, i( lhal [)j.Jision {II team bad ,lh< dedicallqn ud actc:rmitwiOo\ or tfl< UB women's track and ~ljl team, the odds would b< mu<h higher. Panlcipatin& in the Conland Invitational Trllck and F>dd Tournament-with only thr« other Oivmon Jll schools-tb< Royals finished founlh tiehind Soulhern Jill Connecticut, Cortland and Binghamton State Colqes-.U Division-f •• Coa<h Doris Oay claimed she never dreamed of doj:na, 50 well at the tournament , but with the team's dedication "anything i~ possible." '" The girls are thrilled u much u I am," said the ooach, who bu led the team since they were a club three y.an ago_ "ljU51 nev..- thought this would. happen. They (the athletes) were super." Tb< Royals established flve school r~rds in addition_ to qualif)'iJll for tb< State Championships May J..l ar _St. J ohns University in f0t1r events. HowtYer, Oay claims, "'athl~~ that only eq~~ed the quallfyina times will not make tb< trip to New York because of the Jack of funds." ~ •• "There number of ai..U who have qualifled for •• Oay said. uHowevc:r, thow who just made times wctn't be aoingand we can't afford are. to talct! everybody: Plus,.Division I and II a<hools wlll b< there and tbo cbap<aoJ tltern.placiba are .Um.:• Co-Clptakl Mary Starkweather iplited UB to an out5tandina performance wiq1 her dedication and leadership. • Starkweather, ttu>ugh sick with a touch of bronch,itis, rat> thebes! leg in th<2·mile relay. The relay .loam fmished t~ race in rooo.rd time (10:20) to place founh wbfle qualiryin& tlle.States. .Anolher UB record setter is sophomore Esther Unaerman, runilina the 5,000-meter · for only the seoond time, clocked a time of 20:05- f'l'ishin& third. Ungerman also eart1lld a binlh to the Sta es. Maureen ·Alban ,a frt>ltman $b0t-J)utter, hoiste<t a 4-kilo put 10.1 ~e" IO··set a new ~ori!. Qeryl Gandy, with a time of 27.3 pla<ed third while posting another new University reoord. Spe,Chamb<rlain positioned seoond erasln& her old mari ~~~he JOO.mcter hurdles of 15.9 by rot one tenth or~ $«0nd. ., Gandy also finished sixth in the 400-mct<r &prints hill in& the tape at I :01.9, while Chamberlain, in addi1ion to her 5eCOnd place finish. came in fourth in tb< 40i).meter hurdles ( 1:09.S). Chamberlain also ran the 111ile relay with Smith,r Gandy and Jane Turner. The unit arrived at the finish in third plaee witlu time of 4:24.1. The Royals . who have s urprised everybody-iMiudina themselves-ibis year, have built a 1.() · record apimr Divisis>n Ill eompc1ition .while possessio& a 7·1 overall record. • About the GRE or GMAT or LSAT? PREPARE YOURSELF . ' This course fouers general knowledge common to graduate-professional school enlronce examinations. Topics II)Ciude: analytlrol reasoning,· general math, algebra, basic geometry, IIOCobu/ary, reading comprehension, analogies, graph lnte¥pre~tion, test-tokif19 skills and test preparation. . GRE/GMAT Preparatory Course June 16- llu!V 2, '81' LSAT Preparatory Course May 19 · JurTe 4, '81 Tuesdays & Thursdays (6 sessloris) 6:30pm to 9,05 pm Main Street. Campus Fee: $60..00 Tuesdays·& Thurs{lays (6 sessions) 6:00 pm· 8:00-pm Amhersl Cainpus Fee: $50.00 CALL ~1-2151 or stop in ~e Center for MariOgement Development, 125 Crosby Hall; Main Street Campus COME AND PARTICIPATE IN AN EXCITING LIFE EXPERIENCEt .lane 22nd through August 21et . Course Offerings Include: A CAw i.M:IAft Sena ... be oD-d on Fritfa!,l. ~ will be on both ..._._,~All~ - "'*-dtoa!MndU..~ Slrt.ftal*'t . . ~ be Gf*IIO the pibtc), . Aa..l.c. • 1M-........., ~...,.,., (either befrn or oft- dJail Ill ~ . -- ~~be Cllllln}JOd upon NQUaf. ~ ·~ . ' 1- 355 Squlfe Ha11 , 3-4crJdlt lnd.penderrt Study M """" . . . . . . CDI -.1110-.t ....e"'i"lte1 1n stiHinrg a t~ Bcredlt Bcm:llt ~and~h Tu-Th ""* ...... llMftelo Swte.: 1J..10. Mark Mach tour . . . . I A Special Summer Institute . I IS 123 fkmentciry Japanese, lntensiue M-F. IS 124 Intelmediate .bpanese, lntmslue M-F IS 496 Tapa ln~.l.ongt.Qge & Gulture M-W-F (Aduanced) IS 400 Semlnpr; Communlcatlue Compet ence 'tn BUMPINO THE H I I O A l . S : - 1 ' • - • I M - • ~· ---,. - ... u • - . . - - - " ' •t '11WISDAY NIGHT l.IVEI . Aa--.•. lAD! Elloot • c....- AC .......c.Attlonl ..... n...A,r~.• -~~ .... s,.w. IOfi'S8VI .. c.- c.. 2Sc IAfd • ..,. ,__..., WAll; I'SA Foool so..,..... ............. aca -...- ...WITH n.. COUPoll ..... Dic.3l,'ll YAUDANmME ................ cw.. ROOIIFS ,..,._ •.~ I llU. ...._ " I .,____ 011-VtUD --rI , .....;;.,;;_-., a.- __, ~,,.._~"'":;:~ I liS..... ... �Cornell, Bulls split twin bill __... swamps Royals D<sp11c lhe b<auliful aOomoon w.i1h<r Mooo.day, lh< UR Royals v.--crr unable 1o f'tVI together a "innin,trron ., ChY•c&O State ~""cflt a 1•-in bill from 1he h<KI Royob 11 Arh<>on F'O<Id. O.• rao ,..,., 1hc fint ..,... ll·l and ohm •hul ouo lh< Royall Hl in lh< <rrO<·filted 'ni&Jolap. AhloouaJ>.Andrca R<Nnhafl pitched 1 '"""' lir>l pmc for UB, the «KKblna1ion or O'"CIO"\ f't<hH'r(ul hitunl and U8':10 poor r..tdiqa nuUirO<d 1ott cfforb. (')o."<l" ocored m oh< oop or 1h< fiN -"'h 1 run. Ho.. 1he Royah boun«d bad 1< ll<lh EldriciJ<. Sba)'l Gol1<r and Rosk Ru"O" ~<"' each "'"'ed 10 pw , I he Royols ).1 •• lh< end of 1he liN. Bvolhc r1utlnoina ohe Royol,' nnly ofl<n1hc"""""" ~ 1hey 'MY~ etnabk In eapi1al.x Nt an) (uiUtt' '4"'0fin& t!PPOf1unil~. on 1he <•h,, h•nd. h"" o II(>Od dt'/ -l 1he f'4a1c ><'Oring fi~ ruo•le..* 1hlrd. foo1 rn 1he fou11h 100""" in lhe fiflh, "'lh and snftllb inninp in the iwtlaf '"K'COf)'. Oapior • lx<1or orpn11ed Royol• l<aM 1n 1he ~ prn<, UB ,.., Uftllbk 1n ...,,.,. Wholt Royol< pilchco Joyce liltbnh onll' ~~ ~ h.a•. Ch"'C':J" able tet •urn them into thr« ruM. .-rr. •"'*' "IL' o.......,. , .......,......, -.M ... -r.,......,....,..._ u..,,.-~ Outma&r •an t•c:' ft"f fowr lhc rcan\" "-' unahk- tc- 'lo('(~c. After Monel._...,. d'i~tM;nj ~~. Ihe a,•)ll' tc.,·nut drorrcd _, 10 4-6. L-.-.::--.--------------------''- Monday Recession Rock & Ro ll . ... ,> 25 cent drafts . 50 cent drinl<s . no Midni~ Wednesday & Saturday Ladies Ni2ht . Ladies: $3.95 keeps ybUr dr.,k glass ful a1 night, then you keep the glass! • FridaY. F.A.C. Friday All-on Clul> AI 1ou can drink, all afternoon long! Women: $3.00 Men: $4.00 ,.,.._.w.~ .... --~ lty Aady Moukllp• Branco. ,_..., Spons EditOr "fler allowi»a thr«''ml:l<t runs loothe llritd, UB '"" In ri&lll·honckf Mite o ~ from Krnmote 10 rcpl...- Orang< W'lllo on• out in the liflh, the n<XI bluer popped OUI 10 fi&hl rddc:r Rudy f'a1iford, "tlo quickly fired • "one.loop" boll bo<k 10 a1chrr Seth Myones, f<>< a sua:asful ploy a11~ pial<. cornplalna lhe doubleoi!loy. Down 6-l in 1he bouom of the 1<\'CIIIh, U8 decid<d it was time tO Sll&< a rally. Afttr Sci- was walked by Com<ll soon<r Tully Diamond, Dudek odvancal to first on 1 bobbled boll by 1hc !i11011stop. TNo error enabled oophomor< P<l<'f HamO\<fl (nonoin& for Scimc) 10 advance 10 lhlrd. Ward's pop~up 10 ldl fidd then s.<nt Htmmcrl home aftt: 1hc ll&. making it 6-4. p.,..,., • Pllyinc for the r.,., tim• sincc the suspcnsi6n of head coodo BDI Monkarsh. lh< UB Buill men!• boscball oeam s;plio a dooblelicadc. apiOJI lhc Conodl Uo~y Bi& Red. UB oook Mondt'/'1 opcn<r a1 Ptdlt F'dd, 9·3 but dropped lhe nightcap, 6-4. Senior Rws Brahnu poced th< Bulb in th< opcn<t, ~urlinc a lhree-lliuer ("ith eigh1 wike·ouos). UB jumped out lo a quick k~d. lighJin& lhe ..-orebolrd .seven times in the fi:rs1 thr« innin&'· UB second bascrr(an Gene Dudek, lh< firsrinnin&'s lead-off bouco go11hc Bulls Oying,l)ining a singlt and lhcn -rlnf on coooc:aptain Dave RQSmhahn"s doublt. Freshman Paul Daddario. who fini,hqd tht opcnc.r thr« for thret- at tht plate with•rour RBI's. knocked in Roscnhalula.nd Grcu Mill<~ in lh< third- ,.ioh a oolid shot down' the right rtdd Jinc that "3$ a.ood ror two bascs. Th< Big Red's John OtMayo ca•ghl Brahms for • homn over thr centtr fidd f"l« in tM fifth. scorin' Bill Bacon as ~u. making it 7;3, in ra\'or or tht Bull!. Brahms suffn-f'd no funh.~r- scm iri the innine, thouch. as Daddario <ombin<d with lint baseman Douc OI•>On S h011·ll•'e d roll) The Uu11.s, however, "''Ould scor-e- no mot"C'. ROO<nhahn popped ou11o lcfl, pulling Patiford oo ch< spoc, "''hh t¥o'O «Nta 1nd a C'hancc: to aj( il up. The lefl ~ irt c-ndinr I he ~n. V'K'IOf")' .. ! 'llloUII ... CoiNIItDCIIk.,' _ . . . _ . . . . _ . _ _ _ _ .......,. .....,.,. .. brion:~ to Sulk Thc Bulls l'inishtd the KOring in lhc siMh. a~ M1lkT's sinsk scortd Knior Joe Ward and Daddario's shOI do•1J lht' ri&hl rtcld hnc SttU Roscnha.hn homt. Olsson thm suud: out to end lht' in.runa-but. for al •nae:nt\ oowl purposes, 11>< olaor)•altead) bdon&ed 10 the Bulb. TM S«ond pmc, ho-.C"<r, did 1101 ao u wdl for UB. "We &Ol bdoiud in tb< bqinnin,, "bemoaned "f"'IY·•ppOinl<'ll '<o<oodl Mi\e OO.on, •ho handled the~cbocuinthenichtoap. ll•·acorndl•ho jumped OVI in fr-onl in lhh pmC', )('4 01\11•"1« 1n tht' lint inning.. UB stoner Grq Or.tnJC, >lUI sorll&&linJ 10 r<n~prrol< from ltl off.....on oloouldor opm11ion. •alt «< Bocon. Bocon oowl junior Marlin MtPIWI S<'O«d .Iller on ohe innin&. as Oranat: P~•'f' up a doubk to ComdJ't Mtkt' handtd hitter fro.n Wcsa Hlvemra" hit a sinJit to c:t'nln fkld. v.hkh~mbin~ t~oith a mi~ by tbt' ccnlerrlt'tdtr- stnl Oudd: 10 third. The late...,amc hnoin mdtd thn-t. as Milkr's 1ap .,I.\ M'OOpcd up by ahe s.hortSIOP and u.•l.a)td to firSt to <nd oh< pmc "'hh COf)lell prt~ailinJ, 6-4. OiAon c:c:prcsscd much di.sp&tas.urc v.ith the "'ay his 1cam fou,li1 bocl. in I he S«<nd prn<, opcciall) undco tht' prtsSurc from the: r«nll Mon~arsh sWtpension. ''Under the drcumsc artC"eS~ i1 Ct.f ontanh'.s suspmsion) h.. 10 offa:lohrn\clh< pla)on) a link bu," admiu«< 0.Aon. but hC' nnpha~ud that Mithft' ht' Me an) or aht p\a.yns ha'c lost rC$p("Q in tM man .. ho has kd VB ltucball (Of 1he last 17 yean. 'l)oc ....., coech uploin<d that ~ oowl Mik< G<OI.-hk - . I < coodo on ""' mal:inr. OilY major <han..- in 1he Moo~- "aamc pion" for 1om_,.,.,, •• I'M J&ajl; hl\t- h) 1f1 ro " "'"" rhc pla)'a"S • buk lx<ln," he said. 'J"M Bun, hil 1ht road fCH pmo at Pm..n State Unl...nioy 1od1y, 11haa Coli<&< nn Saourda), and Eiomho,..,. Collts< ncxc Monday. When )'011 bar*. Marine Mldllnd )'011 cton"t hllve to dlenge bllnlts juSt beqiUSe It's vacation. If yool~ been bonking lit OUf MoncyM«lc: Dey and Nl;lt Benk on awnpus, you can keep benldnS with us lln)'llme Ill New~ State. 'lbyr MIWine CashCMd lets )'011 benk. 296 branches from Long ISland to Green Island to Grand ISland. And your CashCMd wfl WOlle.~ 100 ~too. So when you need c.h this summer, remember MoncyM«lc: - the Olly and N~ Benk !twit's never on vec:ation. Ill.,._ . Heed. c:.IICwd? All& _....MirtM bniCKII. �:- . ..• YankeeS. \"'"""'g ""'"..-ian r ~ ways, the I Qll~ t'fO'Nn iw 19~7~ lcntl. -1tnd rmalfy in 1960.· 1'1lc 1959 ~aso1~. th~ last tiutc C~)""Stc:ntf,CI t.Jid nul win lhl' · A•nerican lA';l&luc pc.•QI11JUI. '-"'u..~ a. winrrrddi.il.-"0111<1'11 ~ Al'\Udiug to C.okit~k. w\.;S,'( hlam~o."tJ lh~ 79 v.·irt-14 luss sca.•idR un in\Jjyitlual tc.-nm mcmbl."rS' vari\lus liNtn..-ial iiUC'f\.':!1..1~ :md ptnl'k.-d.JI..f'klt"IU whh."h~'hc.- ninno.J on the lOt."f;.cr nttwn..wall. II n ....Jd: ' • ,.i ~ ! .- ..i '/(• tilt t~\... ·1mt'f'it'1Jtf I tVS:!.W tlt'mumt n•ilt,twr ' tlt'}i.vtnl. ramb; .-\lrlmtt/1.11 )"t'IJ .....,..... rmt ,:hc~ultln'(/t•c., ,,... ,,~..· JH.,'Itltirlk of' ttl/ ,,,,,·,ttl~ mttl hcmks. Atui/)(Hio(i,~ tt/11~1-:f toc1. Ill i I A ., lntsilii"::."''ltlt'/1 J1~ Jiit.rs urt• tnJI.~ It rt'ltfl.•• ~·,.-m.~" ;:;/r1mw. ~ 11wr.rt!JNmultl h'ill'l' .''mil' ~lfo1rt l·iJr ju. .t ulau.x•· xamr. The Beat: , I ;U\'f. <ft•k-etbt,· t ~T(l(c,jl.f;by..or- M.'f'\lrt.....f·l·i.rt:k yuu.'' 0'\'c.Til'lc- ~~- The Paul Comitz Trio . - . """ llool. llouk Ah l ~ough 'lhc Yotnkl.."t'S1nunrhc.'t.l1ln otWt."S4.lllk' f"'-'1\Uant driYt.• in 1960, it bl'\.~m~ wic.Jdy krltlwn thu.t St~ngc.·l w~1..-. gdin& tQ h~ fvrcibly rdin;d. A-t 70, ihc \'anL."u c."\)ll.,id"-'t\'tl Sl\.'f1~l :u1 -:e~c.'tl liabllity:"'"Aflt.T ~~u.tcking W<.wld Seri"~ k~s "' '""' Piu~hul'tth P.irJI~. the Yo1Ul"'os lei thciT iul\.'1lliun~ h.: l 1h.m11 . Sh.'f1J;.d wuuld r"'lirc, 16 =t'-'l..ltlnnnOd::tte .)'\tlll\ll h;t.~-ba U.,....ttiUt<tlph Hc.Hif... who wm1W h~t\'C: nu.st lih·ly k'O· ft\c lconn if he *~"' nut m.:u.ll' o: The Eat: Hambuf11ers & H·o t Dogs $.25 man:~"'~"· .. We.· .~o'c.luWh 'I htll'( J h'tiL. o111y hmttc.'l'-." llh'H Y~1nkw uwucr lkl W\-hb !old the Jln.,os. ··,\nd if any1fiin:~ hoaPfX'IIc.'tl hl ~'"-'"tt'--1 a-ff'Cr ""-.:lost 11oul:. we'd h\"\:'n tltu of tuc.-k." ~ · • l'ublic.- tc3~o'liolf ~.·tm~isc..•t.l Y;,»nl\.'\' mam'lt\'111\'111'. l111.' l"f'-""-" \.'l:llk'tf lhc.-,.UlOW iuhum~Hh: ;. ~.:n • tl m~d in,ulring. For Sl"·ug.t.•l. it ,,-;,,a n.-pudiutiun ,,f At l ; FOUNDER'S PLACE (Flint-loop), lncle~ent: Capen Lounge. lh<.' J'3SI. ... ..1 • • "l~ll n..~,.,.,. mnkc.· lhc mi~Htl::c.- of'bt-in$. 70 ~'t.@liin ... lu: hemc.~m'-·tJ. 1\fc\.'f hutlt.filllt th\• ttr\."JICN , """'lrl> t.Jyn:L,I)'. lnitthly ( ·~L"-'Y huc.J slrth."L C.llH • • • :111\1 tht.• n•.,;! l\(• th~or lt.'OUII \\':1~ nc.'l f;ir lll•lli.nd . TOTHEBOY OF l(l6.W. WINSPEAR Wheel, Baretta, 'Doc, Dao, Richie Saturday, April 25th wilt be remembered. -at U. B. as the evenin oft~ "PARTY" · ·'Tffe· '.PAATY-•·""w'li'N' t~ gre,zte$t single event North A merica· has ever 8eenl· -•' ' .T~YOU · The Boys from '--"----Brookly~ ..... TRAVEl. OUSE of Western ~ow YOfk lne. ~sel'lting: • .A/RUNES • ,. AMTRACK. • TOURS_• CRUISES • • CAR RENTALS • HOTEL • BUS • e . . ..-....-. YOUTH HOSTEL·AGENT ~· T. -IICIIOMO-- 835:2141 · 4430~A... - . , . Thel'a ¥ltD exn c,_.,. lor aavdal iab b,lainess lunches, buying cloches fOr work, payiaJ b~dons -.forell sorts of • after«hooo acrivities. . One1t the aat ways 10 ismblish yotmelf is 10 start oillalf )'OUa&raly I!SIIIIUhed. And just havilll thec.d pes }'Oil lht dlance 10 find~IAJiic.m bros �Live Eyes blackened~ i Spectrum sweeps three ! ~- amanna . n.r Sp«rrum coed softball team had anotr... ·J weekmd of superb softball u they unplu&aed WJCBW (Channd 7) 16-5 on Saturday, and t~ responded with a iii double-header victory over Communicative Disorder majors ! and tho Student Assodation (SA) on Sunday. • "' ' The Communicativo Disorder game wu a forfeit victOry :1! for n.~ Sp«trum u tho opposina team iuffcred from a breakdown io communication-only rwo players showed. ~ SA fared a jUUie better-they brouaht ~~ players and then borrowed the Bolder Zone from n.~ SP«trum. But even wilh tbe Bolder Brorhers. SA's effom were ul<'lcss as rhe residenr.s or 355 Squire bombed them 16-7. Sarurday's cOntest was a clusic e>eample of n.r Sp«Jrum's soflball combined with dutch phchina and brilliant deftnK. , Manha Kazmierczak bcld th~ Cllannol 7 ream to four runs in her si~ innjnp on the mound. "I rcally had ~ suys popping up all afternoon," Thr Sp«trom flamcthro,.'CI l i po""" explained. -- .. ____...........- - nr.s.-c-~~.,.. W-FOI!TM'I'INib _ _ _ _ _ _, .......... _ _ _ olhl_...,. .......... ~._. ........... Sabres: Another e~rly vacat!on as Bowman Gontinues facelift · TIK' Buffalo Sabres ~d~ rhcir NH L season last Wednesday night in typical fasllion l!y drQPpill&' rhelr quarter-final series to the Minnesota Nonh Scan, rour pmes to one. For most people, ' ir was not wrprisina. The tealn played inconsir>~ent hockey for most. or'the did.n 't _ , to know what to' do. ~or a team that won th~ Vcz.ina Traphy last season, it wu cmbarrusina 10 think that htte wc..c th~ same dcf~scm~n on the icc ror these playoffs. · - - The offensive rhrusr for the paper c:amo from finr baseman Tom "cal this mCB" Cocola, who lfCOI i blisterina four ror four on the afternoon. "I had lO so four fot four today or elliC Debbic wouldn't Ia m~ homc," Coc:ola said. nrr Sp«trum also bcnelilled from a lhr~ homc run ~rfom>ance coming from thc middle of tho balling ord<r. Jloldrr Zone rhi_rd baseman Don Bowman opcnod the UB barraae with a froun rope and rhrn Scevo "Mooscbrcath" Crandall rcspondw IYo'O bailers larer wirh a rainbow blast . Immediately foll-'-a-Crandall, ttl.m <aJ)Iain Tony "lbc Tiaer" Petti lashed an insid<-:he-parker to <nd the barroge. Oefcmivcly, lbc "Bolder Zone" was the differ~. The Live Eyes ..,ruscd to hir to the ldi..side of Tire !ip«Jrum infrdd lmowina that a bit "'oold be an out. "The Bolder Zonc is j ust an awaorne force which Clnno< be rcct.oned with," Bowman said . ,Second baseman Joe Simotl also made a brilliant ~ch oo a btistcring liner and catcher Nancy Quinlivan chipped in a fearless homo stand taain& Cllaond 7's moose: an dircaor (a heavy hiller) at the plate. n.r Sp«rrum record SOC$ 10 S-1. Chanaes will undoubtwlynow made onThe the.__ :::========o=:======:=====:::::~ clul;l by acneral ManqA:r Scotty be Bowman. ll~ move It Rems will be Ihe rbtloval or Coach Roaer Neilson, bur Ihat may not rid thc team or irs real problcrn . ie->n. Poor Roaer, he neVCT bad .a chilli«. he If ther~ was one contest that predicted couldn't cope with Bowman. Wbar coach could? Scenic Mot:a'Cycle lti! Bulfalo's pli&ht in the playoffs it Y'(>llld have Bowman mrerfmql c:onstanrly in Neilson's Through 5 COU1ty Ptrts been lbc final ai~ rhc rcaular season ~~&aiM coachina and stratqy. The only coach Bowman the Sr.t~tr a,., c:hanlpions, lbc New York can act ror the club is oM lhat be can tOially - Approxinst:elv 70 milThe UnCiub ~ • __, ..,., lslandcn. • manipularc- a pu~t so to 5pcak. Neilson For Buffalo, che aame meant either linishina as shouldn't wrxry thou&h. b~ should easily lind a The Americ.n C.ncer hi&h as rounh .or as low as sixth pia« in the c:oac11ina job clieWbcr~. A man with his abiliry is The County standinas. As for rbc llla/ldm, 11 was a nill!clo in dem1.od . relax after the prtvlous niahr's clinching ftm Don Gearge•e Sport Center With Bowman's youth mov~menr w~ll place' victory. til~ Vorl; decided to leave spch undCTway, it is ~Xpccted that he will tradc a nQtables as Bryan Trotci(r, Mikc Bossy, Dennis veteran (diS5Cnler7) 01 two away in th~ orr. Potvin and Bob Boume, among oth~rs, home·for season . Who? That's anybody's guess, bur in all a much Mod~ resr. The Sabres blew a 3-0 first probablliry rhc Sabres will 'get a drnrt choice in period lead and were bombed 7-1, finally return. Bowman has always believed in trading linishinaln fifth place. Ever sin~ that game, the for dran picks. Sabres were never the same. But what abour the fans? Up until last year, a 'The 1....-r 1etm disorpnlud and befuddled Sabrr rltkct wu the holiest ticket in town. Now, mterifta lhe playoffs and was very fortunate in ror mos1 aaroes. you can buy yoor seats ar the .sweeplQI the VancouVCT Canucks throe pmes to door. o~. ODe coold sease the trouble the Sabres ....,.e Support amona the raos is obviously ~edinina. lOin& to COI!front in the nut round of the The Sabres an: just not llw cxcitina anymor~. playoffs. This year's "n~shows" ,.~ at record bi&h and the playofff' dldn't rdlout. The first aarne AL80 Drawings fer 50 Ad!itDllll Pnms. apinsttbc Canucb in the playoffs drrw a crowdor a Iiiii~ OVCf ll,OOO~;SOO sllon of capaciry. Vab! 25'"' eech. ICAtn's pcrforman~ in the Jud&lna from the The- S.brts didn't have a chance ~~&ainst the WHEN: MAY 17, 1981 rcaular season and the playoffs..._ those cmJ)Iy North Stan, as MinnCSOia outpl•yed, outhit, 8TART ...-: 1 1 AM - 1 PM going 10 be filled up readily next outdleo:ked and outworteil the hapless Buffalo seaTs arr 8TAA11111G PLaCE: ELUCOTT CREEK PARK locn. If il weren't ror the acrobaLic aoalt~dina season. . t=""'~l This ream is in a lot or trouble. True, Bowman ·o r Don Edwarr!J. the ICOfts ~uld havo been mild! wone. The S.lw defense collapsed around is thlnklna ortbc fururc, and his pusb (or youth · DDIIATION: $5'"' PER PERSON in the U~p w111 someday payoff. Bur for now, i!dw.r4l, who mUll have tholllht he was in a Bownlaa will have to contend witb a team that Is lhoocbia piJery. • TROPHI.E S • Where wore AII·SW lkfcaJCmen Jim lin*ed Ill best. If Bowman fiOds a ncw coach Scbol.lcid and Bill HaJtt 8oCh seemed invisible with tralluimilar to ~is, thiJI&smaytum out wdl ror the Sabre$. But how many Scotty ao..-nw~'s dud!~ lilt playoffa. John VuBo-, Richie rormer Olympian Mike Ranucy also are tbcrd Dice Run Ta F i ght Cancer. Erie a Commentaty • "I!' o-. _. photocopying phOtocopyingphotocopyingphotocopyingphoto 355 Squire Society P...U Dept. • �,1 FREE-.ADMIS~ION ·oubels • to <••ttl thl• coupon) ALSO BUFFALO'S BEST WINGS ONLY lOc and REASONABLY PRICED TACOS! 2 o.t•• MIAimvm , $1 in FREE Gami Tokens THE TIRE STORE ............ . - N..... F... Ihd.et......._Rd. c.trMtl_...,._ • ----~ HOURs: 110M MaR. ..... . . pm • T_...._ T11on. FtL 1 - - I:JD-111.1- · '"" �REA-L s ·t , ·~ A \iJNGS r---~i-His"PA'sscrJii¥lt,NWt~Tl£AR'ERT0 ___ 1 y I I $1.00 DISCOUNT ADMISSION : Thursday Evenihgs ...8 pm · 11 ·pm...$1.50 ~ I ~-: Friday o--~::W~· I I 0 I : ;;;;;;;;~:nlr2.25 !. I 1551 Niagara FaUs Blvd..,·T onawanda, 837-()501 : Skate rent41 e.xtnJ 1/ needed. nat.~ e:xpfru Jlfoy 16/81 .I 1--------------~--~---~------­ ~---------------...;;----..--------- --------------------~ Son.ny_'s Pizza ! 'Sonny's Pizza ;t. ~200 OFF our New G.l&nt . : FREE DELIVERY week! i. 2 ·slice' Pi~.a! -..~~~J) :1 ·-~::··,::~~~;;:- ~-;.:.:::. 1 ~-I 7 days. Winp . Anl/palto "i Etepires MIY 18181 881·7311 -..a.•. • ,_ . , . _ ..... ..,.. · n,... ~-~~-----------...;. ____... _________________ ______________, 1 691·7319 I 1---.;...;;.__________..______T THESE OFFERS ARE GOOD ONLY AT: . ____ ___ __ ~-------------~----~ I I MOBIL EXPRESS LUBE -..---10W ~0 EXPRESS I s 95 or S 11~ I choose I 5 minute oil ch11nge includes 4 I Includes 5 qts. Mobil SpecilJI - -~-----r: jj•jlfu,au ,i !!IPl 1 I 1 I I ~ Bonanza's Rt"b Eye ~ I I 1 :1 I qts. Mobil Special 10 W 30 & 10 W 30 Lube Oil FiltN, plus 9 I No appointment necessary. Our oil change: complete Lube plus 9 point CJJr point CJJr check. I • lubllcatlon services meet all new ch«k.. 1 I car warranty requirements. 1 '----====== EKplres 5131/81 .......:== ......===-"! .. 1------------------~- ----------~---~--------: . I I 6 Latry's Service Center Mobil Station, Millersport and No. For!'st Rd. 688·9844 : I Charcoal !Jarbeq_ued Rib• 4: Orlcken • SUbs Sweet Home Road 3036 691-7311 Amherst, New Yo.-k 691-7319' • 2 .cor I~ ---------rjiJ!!II~------------• : LUNCH • . $6 49 • u..--............ olT•... ..,....,.. ... , ... ...,fO'loAnt. :.::"o:.':!-"'1:'.:;:,:..,. ExplrM 111111 : GoodonlyatBonanza · Family Restaurant Sheridan Dr. It Egg«1 Rd. (lntMPM~Piau)Tone. N.Y. . 11:30 om · t:00 pm Open 7 .,.,. 0 - • L----------------~------------~----- ·special Enct of The Year Issue !'.-0 1 ..,. .-. ... couroN 2 for Platter $2 99 · • Luncheon Salad IGOOO ONLYII:30- MOI'dlvthrvS.fllrdq • -• "'"" s.w...._..,_ o«.. CMin lnd,.,.. .... ........ _ ,........ ~......... C::!"r:::'nr-:'' ••r-nlnrat•nc Expires 519/81 1 I .,..•••••••••••••••••••••··-•-' MONDAY. MAY lith Classified ads - 10 Words for $.1.00 Deadline . Friday, May 8th at 5 pm �cl~lssified SA & WAs ~ ptoud to imnoullce CLASStFIEOS" n'I"Y tie Pl~-.&t '1"tt• SCMKtrunt' Qftio«, 3-55 Squire HAU, M$C. Oftl" 1'\0I;uS ~fe 9 ..m . to S p.M. ~Gay thru H~. OEAOL,INES • •• w.c~.n-o.y$ .tt, 4 :30 .. ~·~~0~ -----AATES .• r e · $1.50 for tM On:r tenwords. $0.10 104' NoCb .octiUona l word. ClasSUa.d 411:1p1ay •d$ (bOJCecf.-lrt claUif ..dS) .,. ~.all •bte for $ 1.SO ~' cotumn._lnc...:...."-:..__:__ _ _ _ __ ADS MUST be I)Jid in .ot• nc:e. Eilh-M p\K4! th• ~ In cM'fi.On, Of Wend • le9ibte copy of th~ .cl w1th a cnec-l("o,m~ Of'd~ for t'uJJ p.~ym~L No .0' witl be U*<•n over lhc 1)hont. ~LL "' ;t: THE ~PECTRVM .r....-va.-tN , t t.~ ~ll 01' 0e1e1e any copy, • NO R£FUNOS ar• 9N"¢n on ct.:nllled adL flrtu.w rn•ke ~·c ~OOY 1' l~lble. "The ..Spectrum' doeJ J\01 aJ;WM~ tnc>onllbUJiy lor •rtY effOU, Ucet)l 10 re.prOd~ -.ny ad (or ~uk'ate.nt) , frH ot (il'l.ar,e. uut h ten«Jitf"ed ••tuetdf due to t)'P09f..Ohkal euor.s. The HELP WANTED Dix.i e ·o regs WANTED: ~m•le k.eybOird aM lt>a(l guitari.st or high ~gy f"OCk grovp.1 Attitude more Important than •4>frjr~. at:U391 AGEN1"S WANTED : Start today toward e•rn.ing summer mOtley. Marketing company nHd$ mailers. Work where\l'f'f y~ $pt1"ld tnt summec-. Send stamPf'd enve~ : Ac:t.~me-n . P .O. Box 618t•E . 8ufl•to, NY 1C2AO I BARTENDER- BuiUeather•s Lodge apply alter 10 p.m. • MENl WOMEN I IF You think YCKI like working In salt$. Ci'IOSil\o. your own day$ and nours. Pluse cau lt)·l&M LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCE hi~ MARKETING? LOW ri:l.k IN rew-ard iull or p•rHime posJflons available now! Succe-ss•minct.ed hard wor-king males ot tema tu. Training provi~. Tr-ansponafion requrr'f'd. Call UH013. LIVE· IN SUMMl:~ JOB for W(ious 9red .tlf'OI. s:tvoenb. Selary p.e1d tor~ ' Of'GMIJalion. pr~rttlon anct ~eking of household Of a retired \JB F~lty Couple aM their smtll dOg. Room and bOard offered ln •Y..Cha,. tew MHI-prtP a.nd gen. hOUsehOld duties. If lnterest~ pt~aw call 034-n67 be~» p.m. NO TIC[$ BULL--FEATHER' S LODGE WOUkt like. to bOOk vour party .• c.11 611·9167 ettef" 10 and LLS&ON AND AILE-Y. Liirge unfvr-nfsbj'd 1 bedroom apartment Wr/I MSC. Can Ray Or S<'oH 136·3123. A'. ..1lllble MIY 12. p .m .;_, - 'fbe -~odd ftobit\ eat\d \. LOST 1'. ~OUNO KEY ct:IAIN found (n SQu1t4. l~jeontlty and call Ste.Vfl or PhU or JeH 131·3611 LOST: s~.oianoeleft\e~;tc-et,very Shy. " Gil'l9!f'." Wl~+eooen area. ......... OH~ ( l.M!-'1 s tH 1 JSI\iG --------APAltTM£NT t=Ott aeNT tfOUSa FOR RENT FURN. l ·BR. FKUitv House fOr rent. $tt:lll1 tl'lroovh Jul~ a. Oates tte:.cible. NearVBt34·m,. • SALE ON CL.AS:StFIEO AOS for Monday, /~My Ufh·, Specter tswe only, Ten 'W'Ot"cts IW e buck. OeedU"'t' ,_.y Itt\ at 5 pm. The Spectrum• CLEAN COMFORTA&Le 2-:.beciroom ROOMMATE WANTED "apartment. Sp.,tdovs Uvinfl r-oom, ::111~=· ::c:,rl9 .::ir=. ~~~;: Minot 839··41." ,.Y RooMMATE F;OR HOVSEMATE WANTED ho~At. Wi~r 831·.c..I09 in~ bl>droom two BEDROOM PERSON NE-EDED TO COMPLETE af)irtnwnt for "'ru AUQ~U~t end large tl'lree bedroom fl a t at 302 Fall. In wanf, 1131..50 l.nc.ludK all Monti"'M'. Call G7·G7 anvtlmt. u·DI(tie$.p2•tnr¥8ob. C~en. WlOVS. A ROOM FOR RE NT in 1 ~room l BEDROOM HOUSE, CIUPie•~ AIC, ~ a~r1ment,.,.,., C.ll 131'·1170 hAl)' c.(1M1td.. 'CfiShWa$htr. ttc. Jun. 1. (Pwt~/Sft.tdWor) nftdlrd to compl~te Lease. One sub4ener avaUabl• . 1110+ .f·bf<:lroom • a pt. WDMSC 112 plus. ••••,..., ' 636•S73CI - Planning a Party.? · We ofter eve~11 except·the beerltl W.01eaa1e •Ret.&ll pape; plate. • aad Re•t.aur-t • CoauuiOa • Hot aad cold cup., iapada., towel., ~··chocolate, toppifta•, etc., etc. ALSO • reat.&l of popcora aad co"- ca.ady ~Md·~· --Sanarak·- · Paper & Popcorn .Supplies inc. 41 -Perry St • .Baffalo 14203 ...,...........,...... ISJ-5082 ~-- �Lud&n C. ParlAto ) ROOMS AVAIL.'ILE) mlnufH from MSC fot tnfo. calf 07•7151 Attomey-&t-uw AVAil.A6LE JUHE 1tt. Tttr .. l\lmJ....a, 119 Llll>otl. R.,. -room• 315 liopklM Rd. __ 631·8!J84 T-. <tfMiol• .......,.__ ( ... _'"__, I _ ,,..,.,In-· ....... k~~ f.m11y. - l SUIN..ene:R.'i "EEOED for~ Nice fumhhtct N¥M on MfMe:Mia. au S Uil.ETTEAS.. W"NTEO FOR S,.ACIOUS"fh,e"9fnon l'lou•~ on MlnNtOte. c.tl t:JI•CS pr'f<:e 60+ FEMA\..E HOUSEMA'TE neHed IO ~~ ~~~ W~MK. J~ ~· C.ll.,. 4)61 THAee SUILI!TTER WANTED: WOIM$C tumllhH, aob 13\ ·~147 \lit! -Comp~r• our pnc:.,. -Comp•N our drop .2Dne• P<dfouloNII fl••• j.._ cou,.. touaht b, ~<mMCI irutructpu -T roin & J ump oU in •"- nm• d.,. .., DoL..""~! c...-~ CAll. NOW FOR RESERVATIONS 457-9680 or · 492-25!4 __...,._ I TWO OR TH"E& a.ublttttrl wntted for fumflhtcf •Ptrtmer~t. Avtlleb1e May l?th. Atf'l1 NOOtl11':141. Cell 13)..7'9.&5 WO/M$C TWO I&OROOM turnrlhed e~rtment, wtllllno d1sltf"'« M1ln StrMI, ava116blt Jvnt ' · 7S. uti 13$-oHI. SUILETTERS WANTED for- d'lotiP ltw"N bHtOOm IIHlrtmenl WOMSC, Cl ll 1:11-G» or t:J1.45). tc..., In _.. ....'- H~r I'M piiOOU<O l""t 8tclute oJ YOU I 1110t '""'- ~Y 1s n-tra ...._.... oonn. on kNin" you. WOOdf.nct nymph CYNOt:- Ff'kU;J' rtJol'l:l WIJ ' ""· Hope to ,..,...,..,.,.100(\. l,.MWOW, .,fSc-*Ptt1on• Ofl.: plttw .rw..,. L VNN. Well nOw .,Wre ""'-' .. MdH t •w wM'Ited Hoc» yoy wom.t~ ,...,., Of"l cs.y, L..oW ya Kttt', THURSDAY: Alligator Shirt Night HAPPY aUtTH04Y TO MY C.W. flm. W'M06t:. Lo¥t' t'l KIP. Rock Night CALLING ALL f"'ETS ~ ,_.,. flN.I Ptod1911 $wf\. we wtlt f\IW 01W: potfry -· ----·--- -· LATKO n. Free beer poster to anyone-wearing an up to lS5 $QI;ilf'e end ..-Jm tt SMAU. (12-1' lhw) poems to tOM Coco&l DY AWGATOR SHIRT FREE POPCORN SU8LErr£RI-rooml w.tlllble Jur'lt' 1st -. c:.MI!lofl. t WO/MSC C.tt m.'UG. II:Mt nevafl~• .SKYDIVIN"G!! PARAOillTING!!! JUMPING!!!! c.u ~ ...... ,... ...... a...~ r~ m- ~lno SOUAT- TONY• I'm h)dklne fotwetd tO rnt1 WftbniJ with Ribs only $.35 each. SUaLI!TTl!k OEStRt!O. ~n St Apt, Wa..., Clbtlt'Ce tit MSC.. 0..0.. Call J.ck Of' INIU D1~ TMnt: 'f'ID'l. ex- .,._. Giant Barbecue Beef --~a7<11l1 · - s pm McF · mo. COliat-w• _, DW6IS.,.... or Nwt. .,..,. . . .. u_ fuddnO bltlterel.. 11Mer.t1. en vour ~ ana 'tteRJOH LOW'!.JIIt. CION .-~k 'flO MSC.. If... but do it with J lltCSfiONAIILE ~EMALIE --~tn ,..._. for """"" tift Lf'*'-'· ,...,. en .,., F£MALE Gllt,\0 OR Ptt0F£UIONAL ~on~Mif' ANTHONY. YWre • om. RtEEINITIAI. ' Kevin• 11 .... .SUMMEit SUaL.E.T-.SpecJow f&.'t on ~ ~'Wf'IW. w..ldno Cl:tsr.nce MSC, c.~i tor OJct.lt. . Of'~ $U81...ET SltACIOUS J bedroom ,._,.. on HNWl I"'-', ~ lteiM dw:ep. no utiHtJft AJp U1-...s»; HoWle CONStll. TA110N. ••k• ....,.,.,_, cau m nto .nv n5tht ••,.,. ·--.lt. . -.-. m-.,.. ~ I TO THE SOAP OPERA l.OV'!:ft, If I wt wno vou .,..., a·u roy to Deltas ~ Fl~tnlf'IOO RHd Sttf\td rrnd ,.,.,-~ 108. I tow you \Af''l ..,.. a 900d ~ tootthfr, t..orr.-nt.. TWO SUI\.ETTEstS WANTED lor ~Y I'IOuW on Mlnnnola oft ~""· l«va room,_.Junt to ~ . Very cntiP~ c.t11 ;l'·S6U « 616-5616 leiW An-EJtTtON IN, AftOrtW An&Mo I fOrOOil your addrf"M .... nun'lbtt Gol;'d rou..,... cMl tn. at at 40ISl JaQ. PS Whlttw1' ,ou dO, haW • ~UI auernoon ftet'e •• K\it\hef'l Goul"'try ONE FEMALE wt:~~ener netdeCf tor nice hOUW an Sftlrtey frOm June: bl to Auovlt, ult 134-ll20. Clllb. n~ I STtLL and etwyel Will tow fOU TWO FEMALE SUBLETTER$ netcttd tor nk«- ttouM 01'1 ~ltttY. Frotn mkS Ul GIRLS WHO turn ht..ch1 Mtry Farrfll. J.nlt LAndl~o. l.oOt'r•lnto ~ Clnctv. Cl'lrlltlnt • •.,.,...•• l<tlf'rft ~. l..h.l C . Oer!J.M, IC.ttly $ , Shtffl, f am my J . -· Junt until Augu~.t. catl IJ.C•J.OO. 4 SUBI.ETTEAS 'Mll1ed for spacjCMA hOI.IM C:f'awnno ctbttnct from MlC end othef' hOt $pOts. Double beds.. wash1ng mach.IM, c.tllll3·43lS eYet\lftOL PE RSO~ld TKE A ND CYSTIC F18R.OS1S would IIKt to ttl.tnk P ,J , Bo"<Mrrt tncl the-little s.lsten for making our tunG rafW"r" • loU<Cf'U. HOW MUCH BEER CA....VOU DRINK? F lnd out tor fU$1 S3.00 ttt1.a. &_ evet'Y TIWf'l<t.l~ •t S\JbtWIY 1, 26KI .-....In Slr-HL UNITED STATES PARACHUTE ASSOC. AFF!UATED CENTER PaiNTING AND COPY CPTKilS RESUME PR08LE~ let Us Show You Samples FREEThen Let Us Typeset 8o Print 11 Lown. SEXY EYES: Hope tt'lll i1 ~ ...,.., bfrthdly ret W'lth h•ppler OMI to come Honel'&llfi!W. WHWOppst We oot bUmpecll &ul beH.,. 111etNnncrverltAVe Jl. oevo. H•PPY lfrtMty .to ""' .,.rcr, nut Ansel AOtmt•llltton .....,, fO the r,.!, .;:.~Wh0~":·~ 1 BETTER/ FASTER/FOR LESS LATKO· l i l t - S .. IITS N.... f . . . Biwl. tSo. c:-<nl ' , ..... c.....-1 When God mode man ... He took a look and sold. ~, can da-better than that." So He then created woman. GATE:$ CIRCLE._.*"'"""""'· Gor9110W ll:la1i01\. LJnwiood. c.lt -'* 1 om -.sw. TJifO $U8LEnERS WANTED for --- ~. Houwt'IINI'A.C. t"MMIttt'nept . ttarmo. c.lt Torn • •··f'UJ or em P.J . '• R eali)! Kno.,. How To Treot A Lodv On We dnudav Night.... 25t 11.00 fl .OO P. J. BOTTOMS FOOO • BOOZE • BOOCJIE ..,........... ........ Gay People and Religion 'Image~• Ita gat R E F R E s ,., H E you want: . Jewish, Catholic & Protestant Perspectives and VIews Wednesday, April 29th at 7:00pm T F R E s ,., H E 'N N s R E T FREE OPEN TO ALL - FREE ALSO - £1ed•••Jor ..-,...: .............. 1:. . . . - .til S4ldrw- UJ-217t s �~ ..... rnoets IDdly ate p.m. In 334 ~If ewryone attonds. I promloo that ls will be tno last. If you are power hUIIOIY. pie.,. otttnd. s.ua meets IDdly • ~ , _ , 1n o - . Annex. UU.UM--maotJW~ot5p.m. ln~ . _ t.ounoe. Squire. Ani,.,..to.......... tile - I t Ull? Do you how ai'IM \IOIUllt- for tt1e Al!tl.flope Task FOret? If you nigh~ 00. CllOltl« ~ at 831·3521 II\345Squn. or drop by U1e CAC otftce - - . . , .._too lrMta nction. dnma. powy and gropNc:s for ....,.,d'"lssui. Ooadnno . Is "-Y • . CUSA """"'wnorrow at 4 :30p.m. in 346 Squn, Plans will be dlScUsMd for U1e end of tile~ plcnlt May 3 at ,_, ot ElUa>tt Creek Pork. Nl GlftiiiiUnbllans tacult)t ~---urgodtD~ • SCATE mee1S tunonvwat 4 p.m. In 337 Squlro. 31. send manuscripts to: Buf'l'. Dopt. ot Eng1tsto. 306 aomens lid. ~=- COI)Io:s of 9uf'1' 1T11Y be pid<ec! up trom 1....- Varelt)' a.rtltllo _......, maots at 7130~ In 33Z ~1'!1ytlls'f<n1*1ns wlllllo ~ on "How to Got U1e Floon Your-.· ........... ,.,_ u.....- ....-.r-.r meets ,t0h100iow l1lo - - -..~AnrJ - . "-Y 1 hlunel. The Ellloctt brallcll wiJ1 retoln rogllilr hours lllro<Jght May U.. They will be eiOSed tn>m "-Y Z).May 31 . 8ott1 Browsll\g · - will be open for ...,_ - . - . ; Juno 1 fn>m 8:J0.5 p.m. (£11~ and 0 o.m.·3 p.m. l)o!lln St.J"*>nd::y.fl1doy cnly. -. p.m In 334 Squln!. at -4 NYI'IRG loc:II-.J tneetlno llllCl etoctlcns- ot 6 p.m. In 355 Squn. l'l>oilbu r ( . - ... Oloirp«'son, VIer Cllair, ll'aesllrer. Oflb ~. All tnterosqo ~YPI~ IIOiuntoers.,. .._....., to atune~.· All Elocttlcol ~ag-...,- and foc:ult)' aro Invited to tile IE£ESj)rino Plmlc sun~. May 3 at 1ZI30 p.m. in• Nlgotloo S - t Aloft. generot moetlng,F~y at 5 p.m .ln _ Akron Part(. Cost Is S3.50. Doullsln 140 Bell or eon Torn 260 Squire. Elott~s !0 be hold. ~ 1'111 tto Sigma roeoptic)n ill 0011/Unetlcn wtt11 w plaque presontatlon will be held -.ow ot 4 p.m. In ltle Jeenett martin Room on the fifth floor ot capon. Meet ue·s best faculty members aM tll)oy fi'M rtfrtshments. Soul~ MID!rtry- Sbody Th...-y at 7:30 p.m. In 212Sqllltt. WIIUB MO AM promises you tho moot unusueJ snow ot ~~';";,';,..with Don C..Ommlnoson<~Jim """""--and toeult)'-comojaln .,. tun. ~I tree ~ ot " -· 11r1no your own tooo m c:oo1c on tt~e oui>IOrr grllls at lilt CIISA picnic May 3 at Ellicott CtHk Pork. ~ -~.........-afU>oOIOr~Tonb - - . wll cllxust- ptOgnm at U1e Hlllol House. 40 c:.pan l!lvd_ tctnor.- at 8 p.m. For ....,.. Information eon Steve at 1154.Z1oz. , Junlo<o- wll bo ,olng.., m , , _ ot . . , . _ _ oct~oo~ tn 11182 . , _ set up a ,..,__ tuo. cau Mrs. ~at 831-3515 tor on ~anent wttn or. flnk. tt1e grodUatlond ~ - : Tbo AliC IIYoll Anyano lntorostacl In holl*>g the ANC begin ...., Is urged to come to our organllatloNI tnfttlng Folday (beforo Sj)ringtat) It II a.m. In I 07 Townsend, C.ll Joel at 834-799z_:ror more lnfonnatlon. Alpbo Dolto 1'111 arganlta!loNI meeting ~ it 10:30 p.m.ln tt>e-t lounge. Ell~ Formon ln tormatton all Jett at~. lklttol6 taot·Wwt Cotlto< moets the sec:ond and last w-.y of every mcnth at 2:8 vemcn "'""'· apt. 1 (I bloek souu. ot Main and Aml\erst~ to discuss ~- hulth ClCifnp<s. Ott. For I'Urttlff Information eaii8J8.22SZ oc 834-7215 or stop 111 rt tile ~n MiA, 5 W. Northrup (832~ movies, arts &lecture8 Wlwlw,..·-*""'Tomontull)'..-corno to " DrNms, M)'ths and ron-· glwn tJy Or. Ronald lulo. ~ ll'Wessor or dasslc$ tOday et ,..,., In 233 Squirt. Refnlhmants will be servocs. "" ilri"O your lunctl and bt1ng ~ frltnd. " CIIJ< ....,.. lftd .... / wllotllorltbe--.ut.po!Nonoi.~or~ .. ~ -Gn>up Ltoal SeMces- free ltoeladvtce ond lntorrnotlonto 111 liB students. Do you "-•neartog In SWJIIRI Q)Urtl or the Presloent's ~7 IlLS - - - t o ort ._.,for~ For ....... lnfllrmatlon. stop In at Q.S. Opon 11-fi p.m. WOndoy. T.-,. 'TIIur.llll1. and F~: unt17 p.m..~tn 340 SqulrL AlSO open MMdlys '""" 1-5 p.m In 177 MFAC. Elllcott.831.ZV3. De,..-.-..,._ Do )'OU olrlnk too,.. _ , to control It? Do you t-ea frlo<ld or ,_ tiOn - - ..-...y- wllll """"")'OU how dH· ft<Wty eoplnjJ? If )'OU dO. and wloll ""'"'"""'" tD t h 4 klg ot tile -nesdly It 3 ~--· AC. or Cllll Q6.2807 ftlr filmier and - atll<Qtronoutlla. ··Ait _ , M~" glvon by Dorothy WostNfer tomonvw -.t 4 p.m. In 508 a-s. lot:.• I tap-· ··- · lllo _ .. Esther~ 1 1 \ - ~ Honl COles en 1m1m1t1ona1 Collie. dhiM41 10 -...,.y at 5:30 p.m. • .._ Cluebal!---. I,_.,. -·IOQ-1, *' · of ani g l - by Dr. N. Ov1st ot U.. llnivft'ilty pt Colurnllia - a t So.30 p.m In .CS. Frona.ok. AC. J...- . . . _ - . - " ' • IIIIM- JOIIOS- ajlldo at--· Wftllllio oliMIIt some ot _ . - - cnft fitdlr 11t 7 p.m In tno - n • c:cm.ll ._..,., ~ tl. _ . S2. 'llckots...._ ,._......._..or ·-l'rogrln). day - . OUr stlfl' <:ICinOiots ot ~ wrtters Who how Undorilone a 6 week tnlnlng OOUrll. It you -.lei lll<e ...,_,. to ~ to your writing. stx>P by S3IJ lleldY -kdlys M)m 12-4 p.m., MWTh ttom 6-9 """· or 346 SquJre trom 6-9 p.m. ~. ·f QUote of ~ llolgloft" forum wtt11 c.tholic. JtWish In Archltectur•I&.IIHitape ==rr:.~~~:;, ~:;~~~ p.m. In 1411 ~ Arc:hlteeturo and llr1>on I'IIMing moy """' for. 5 . car- Diocovefy l'n>grwn at the Honan~~­ ~ F~ at noon at the Squn Foo>ntolo Area ot Doslgn. Gund Hill. Clmtn~go. Mass.. OZ138. l517) ::::... Tho Todd Hobin Boncl. The CiJdo ~and D11>e 49$.2578. Total cost s 1500. 5orne _ . . , help Is -~ Apptlcotlon deadline IS May I. 1981. . . . . , _ . . and Do lgiemo Donee En.omblt will be n. Wt1t1111 l'ioot Is a free WY1c:e ~ by tile clolno danca tram a Wide verloty of oountrios In 1iii \lnlwnlty ~Center for anyone In tile Unl..nityw, Artpar1< IJOI't(>m)IDoo on lolly 10. come to of\)oy tile a>nwnul1lty who 110!000 help wftll any ploce ot ~. buutlful c:ostun-. donclts. llluslt. 1lCNtS ..Stud1nta IDt.trested J ...... 1..-y. 5 p.m. In 311 Sqo~N. All-aroeliglblotoiWI..SiwWJta..llo~ ,... ...... ,.,.,_~(Z). ~SbftiNillW.~OOIIagt(Z). - FIOicl• . . _, llillf VI. , _ , _ Tecli (AIT'J. AudubOn Golf OOurlo. I PJft.: ~ W.llultolo scat., 1oCSC. I p.m . . . . .... CM _,;.. ...,._ ..s Tholrsdioy at 7130 P.lll l l l d - - - et I p.n. In C11rt1 Qym. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The eaJon Is In 1<Sf10C1K to a~alsirl<d report on a BullS' bud>all pmc wppooedly pl.,.cl Ia Florida. A UB Olllcc of 5pon& Information press r<k:ase DO(ed, '1be IOCOIId vonity bud>all- b t t - the Stale Univtnity a1 Buffalo and X.vitr, Ohic!, U~ on March 10, 1911 in St. PctcnburJ, florida, was reported em>ncousl)'." I I - ltamed by 1M $9«tnmt that the ......id p!M of tbt scheduled doo~ ..... X..X.- rcponed as a~ Buffalo victory, but in faa tile pmr • • _.played. A tclqJhooc aD •-u made from a Bulls' rq>ramtatl~ in St. Ptlmbura 10 UB Sports lofotmatlon Director (SID) lany G. Steote. •ho rcleued tht lnfomwioo eaOed from t h e - to the Pftll· Sle<telattr d'--'ed that the pox, whidllhe c:a11cr uid had ocxuned. Alia c:ontKiifll the X.vitr SID, S1eote also had DO( aatUIIIy bttn ~ tllat the r-'ed _,... of the cloul!lr.headcr-a 7-S. ls.lrinlna Boiffalo ~a l~nina. 9-7 UB win. '*'""· eliminatea tbt POalbillty or Bull'• penldpatlon In tbt Eastern Co4Jqe Atllk'lk Conftrmee CECAq tournament. The BuUs havr qualiroed for,;, pbryorrs .UU 1971. For the~ of the -.on. t he Bulls •ill bt COII<hed by a.rurant Cootch<s Mike Groh oncl Mitt Dixon. Steote annovn«d. . "'TM Pr(Sidml rmtls the wholt affair cleq>ly rqrcttablt if true.'' UB Director of Publk Affairs Harry Jackson Wd in an arty Friday press rdetie. ..Tbunday, tbt Pr(Sidmt met with admioiltralon in t.he Atbk'lk i)oeparunnlt and roqueatcd tll&t tilt Faculty Senate Atllldk Cotnmiltre eotnpilt a rcpon to btubmhtorlu .oon &> pc>Wblt." -n..wo.. · Kcttrr met with Monhnh, Atllk'lk Dir<Ciot Ed Muto, and Dir«1or of Recreation..,; Rdalerjlnstnoction (RARI) SINalotc Esposito Friday to dec:idc oo wtw d'lleipllnary oc<lon """kl bt takal. Also presmt Uni...Uty Coamd oncllcpl oncl union r~ The IJOU1> then md willt tht Bulb basdlellltam lllhe Amhcnl Bulblc to inJonn thtrn of the ~. • _ Knt<r fdwod 10 "" lhe .-tinl- direairw all qua:tions to J-'s........, prCIIA - · whktl bublly rtlt<rat<d tile Univcnicy's •= arlit<-· :;p,..,,,, -ma. MontanAo talted "ilh ~ anrr the te.N but did DO( •ish t o - oa tbt littllllon dir«<ly, f<3<ina it may ~the Athk'llc Cotnmht..·s ck>.-ision. OM coruidttatioft lhll the rO<\IIty S<na~e Conmlittre mWI ronsic1<r is ' * B-ul" :"" " . A It ,...., -..bcr told 1M $p«t!llm that the second came wu not the fa<t thai Monkanh, bide from coochlna the baseball team. iuiSoa UB playad d.,. to •tact of pjtrhen by the Xa.X. ream and that Monltarsh m<1 a.ruranc professor. IU IU<h, any poa.siblt punislunml mUll allo<w f0< his .--__, "'lth X.•lor ~ Oo<don Vctorino between P""" and V<1orino calltd 1Cnort stilUS. "I takc fuU responsibility fot the ((abc:) c:alf." ht .ald. "I'm waitina now o rr the aceonc1 · .. Wt IIFft'd 10 plaiy only one- pmt before we i taned."' Vetorino for wlla1 haP.,.ns to lhtir (th<\_lklfls') S<OJOO. II'• all in Kn 1<r's fw>cls.'' uploh>ed In a ~M lntmlirw. "I""' totally surprised wh<n I hard Rulls' captain_Jor Ward also refused 10 ""'""'""" <a)'iflc, ''The dedsions abou1 il (tht fabo report)." are."tiU beina n-.ack' fiO I n~aUy 4.-art"t c:omntcnt on if:• A«<i<dlnc to l>olh locaJ popors, whrn the Ull Athktic O.ponmtnl When aslr.td whcchcr thr )tl~pmsion • ·iiJ harm lhc tcatn. Monk-ar~ learned df the folic rrpon they dcdded that disdplinary a<tion would oomr n-pfk-d. ''Jt't~tot to., II cuuld hun. bur 50mt'1inle'\a thin&IIL~chbi~;an bdp a tum.'' ; · from til< departm<nt, ~ut did nor rrv<al how severe. However. Thr .~W<ttrum dbco~ Fric!Jty that tht matttr had b«n turned ovt:r lo Whaltff«t lh< ind<Jcnt witt havron 1h< llutu ha> y<1 to btdetcr,;,inod • Ketter's om... blll l'ttt Xavier coa~o.-h t~ardaJ a PGMibfir sec;nario. '' I raJty doo'r knov. On• pcmibte ourrom• of 1he miscalled game has bt<ontc reality. lhe whole: ~ory 10 l ~.·an'a ~y for ~urc how ''"' v.ill rc._-at-t:• Vaorioo l!lposilo noted Ihat hl!. orr... has prohibited the Bulls fron>any post sca.on f.!.'(plaincd. '"l'm j u\t lil.c f!qybody d~. 1r there W\."h.' \(lfltC ..hl"na.ni1ans I'm :>lay. The <n>MJIQ, fOld• before Ketter bt<amc awarc_or th< incidml. ~urc I "ould 1hint.. '" '~" (at,Out pia) ina 8urtal~.• again)," - 27 April 1981 Vol. 31, No. 86 SUNY at Bulf.alo ......... .. ~ -~~----,.....,.. An..- n ' )Urs In eon.,_, rorrner Senator GeotF M.c:GoYem ; ([).South Dakota) wn OtiSled in '"" Novunber 4 rlectioo . Today he addrenes coli* aud~nces on ~ 1hrea1 of~ radK:al riaht and the effort to eneraiu America's Ub<ral rorctt for 1984. "On November 4 some of the best known and most capabk men of the US Senate were defeated because I hey had been targeted by right-win& extreme aroups, most of them actina on single-issue argumenu," the staundl Oc:mOCTat and 1972 Presidential candidate said. Addressing a capacity crowd In Squire Hall's Fillmore Room Thursday, McGovern- a politician mellowod over the years, yet still showing his strong commitmenl to liberalism-discussed the current poli1lcal climolc and ou11ined tit<: s1eps that will return liberals 10 the forefront of American politics. "I was last here in 1977, while in 1971 and 1972 1 visited Buffalo quite frequently. I carried the City in 1972 and h8\'e always considered it one or tit<: more enliahtened areas," the politician said , to overwhelmiita applau!C and UJht audience lall&hter. "But serio~Uly," McOova-n added, " I learned from 1ha1 eleclion that there are worse things that happen in American politics (than a defeat). Let me 1ell you, I would rather be bere.as a loser in '72 than trade place$ with the man who won." Diilortioe Jactles Promisina that he remains grat~ful for ~ lime be did sen~ io Con&n:ss. the former Senator said It<: SJ!Cab not out or resmtmml for beina aus~ed in 1151 November's race but out or fear o~er the prominence or the radical riJitt . " It ,.... some ss or 60 sinale-issue extremistS croups that spdled defeal ror a number or ~ery qualirled candidates," be argued. "I am disturbed by the rise of the ri&ht-¥•ina. sinale-issue fanatics that have substlluted emotion a nd cleverly-markett.d extremism for common~. ·· PoinlinS to examples for his claims, McOo''ftll noted thai SALT II had been cue fully necotiated by Presidents Ford and Cart<r oYft • six-year period and had r«dvccl the unanimous eodonemerll or aU joint chiefs or ~rr. Yet~ Treaty was "JO distorted" under~ tarcctina effons or risht·wina critics, he said. that the Senate leaders thouaht they would have no votes to push il through. "Their tactics are ones of dis1onion," the Senator cbarsed. explainina that ""was labeled the "anti·family" candidate because or his pro--abortion bd~fs. " I personally am troubled by the - <CIDIII--Otto-vt1- �"The iben. ourfri ro eo slowly In fltelet!rint Grl ' abi•IOMCifMCio on economia1 de(eMe sfnJ1Ielies CJnd fot'firn policy. They shouldn't jump_ lnfD OIIUJm~ oppisitJon roRqon.; ·McGovern-masterminds plans for libe_ral renaissanc·e ~-..nlina. tht t>tmon1at~ •ill J'>O'iit a eood appartnll)' inr,•itablc. Do )"OU brliC"Vt thtdian.-. They ha,·c rO pr:ncnl 1 lx-tttt ro'""''Jtivt ¥tl\'t 11111 has ~~·tpt the Nation - prograllllhan ahey did in 198b", hnwf'\t'r. C01tsldmi/J{)• kJ$ . dOtlnDtit! tho11 lr< iu cy<lkal n<e<s.sily fot'libdalism? ThtSpc<"tnun:Whoar<th<ronlrnclct>toinr umiHrttl Ill ltls 1911 b;djtlr th' Pf't'Sitkll(:r, MrGo,·fftl: Ve\, it is a lmost lncVhablt. Aul I to tK- in 1984? /tH'I'~'.s;,114turG~Itfr0fJ~rt1 1D.·Smllh thinl.. h was al.\0 fonunalt. h alvo libcreb a MtC'".o,t'f'n: I think 1hcre "ill bC' many DttltOIII) tpnk' ThufldtJ)' cNt 1M lhrt111 P/lht c-han« 10 r~roup and rtd~finc thcir poJitkian~ interes•td in ( he: r~. It -.ill be .a t'fldN"'II nJh1 in A;~o 11nd rM ~ro..;,~,~ po.idon). Jr "'iliJiveusth«tinlC'IO fonuub.fc 1oc 197lapin. \lt.ith IS or 16 candidat~ ltlwol (/Jon 10 Rlbl'm th41t hr 11184. lo"" -nd altcrnati•"<$ fttr 1~. in th< f..W. MO'ol or th<tn-Wha.. a U of r<rttm.., """'""' ..Wb 'Tbt St>rctnllll upon "riot Spmrom: What •·ill be the !Mjori<WCS lh<m- .tlll no< surr..., until af\rt the I~· hi$ ~,.I in 814/{.!1>. •IIH' •foil~ nf o•·et tht lk"\1 four ycatt thai ,.,JI forn1 lhc" t-l«li<>n. .4mrrf<oHs/<>r O.trfoll .S..."" Mt•~ <ir< fD<Vl of thc19112 and 19184 campa\1n-' Carey and Moynillan arc ""'"blliti<> •• ' ' l«:tia li/ '"' Cmlr~try's fW'(Nrpo~ Mt(';Qvcorft : Spralr:ina on colle1r John Ok'nn. ~C'nnedy. t\1ondak. and many fHI/Itit!DI 11/'Q ,, 1, cam pu•u-U B i~ lh~ 40tll ~in co othtrs. Now, of course. I'm ju>l •p«/ulatinc. -no~ tllf~«,O.......,t\tulle 1tn ~-·-- -•.loenU...CS.-.Xbunntay br somcbjjdtrJio11<laneJst~n ........,.W cllcJliM! )11>11 or,.,Wlrd a lfOUP ~nnlnc (O The ri$10 Q/1~< "--"'' Jhlnll~c aboll\ no•·. On April22. 1969 I'm fot •.............., libcralJ." WMt is the stat. . . . . 1-.aroupo and crnsorwp ha> raised"""'"- ~urr f<~< fK'Oillc •·ere think inc of Mc("..,,-crn oftltM ~ oowand ho• •lf<US.\ful coot>«rn on campulO. Thrr< is ako »ronc in 1972. lwll bem1 rater ion to the situation in l.81in Arocrica no. SpKI,.ta' 'Tbt trend._,,. to be hndrd _,...,., .... JOint ,..., .. and ha> • and the que51ion or us inlrn<'JIIion. From lo... rd <OCI"""Otkm as ..... llitncw<l by the rn<mbrnhip KrOll the Counu\' or .,.., what I und.....,ancf.the Whltr Houle'Is brinr NO'('fl\b<f ra«. How staunch a libcr"al llill 100,000 people. It'• a lfOUP that is also opm dclup with critldsm on a<~~ dina *<!vlson the D<morra,. be able to run in the 198-1 t o - t l . a ; l t funclionsforanyonrwho Into Fl Salvacla<. Anorhrr luurls budsrt rk'<tion? ;~_....,about IU!ntalnlnt liberalism. in l)!ioritl<>. Studc{lt> and thtir famailirs arc M cCoHrn: I don't thin~ the Drmor"Tati•· C)Cits thtrtb)• maL ina «rUin UC'nd' MtGo'""': I 1\a\t no plan} a1 thi' pnlm. I m.t tm..,.. r.,.. ..a C'hatlenalna that iMues more end nlOf"t. candid are tan br too' construtivr. ·The Tilt S"""'Nia: Do )'OII>«then, Stu<ICOit>. as poobkm with C.n<>' ...., 1hat hr was too P!arl• 1he major rok in r<¥hall>ift& the middkoftMro.d . H<didn"texdttlh<~incl I~ ,..,_,.ml or oommincd <upponlbat a c:andidatr nerds . , . . . . . . , . h - - laala.Wrhopc: M.C.o • uo: They "'Ill provide the roiOjln. 10 lot ....,. by IIU with cilbal• ..t.o tan "'-nltatioftal <Ott. I >« collqc SludcnU OS Til< Stlfttntta: Ar< )'OIIIIflldlnt I 1\N !-' - a tllci1 ...:tks. Ollm. thoK a~ l.intk· tlw o.ulna <d8f. They arc pcrba.. IM most. of >Upporl<n fOf 19841 • 111ur enaell~ ..,,op~a h\•. ay, tht Pbama tonC'Cf1ICd "lth the Reapn priorltla. Th<rr Well. no& r<llly. The liberal c-1 or .... 10 Ufc. They hal'< already i> olio •uppon,thoo811. omonalabor lfOUP"o IUPp0<1Cf$ or the .... 1960s. <irly 1970s ate ' te,._ed :lllkoutton for 1M2. • buslncs. IUid professional oraanlr•tions, and • the same pcoplt thatnlly 10 the <IOK <oday. Our _.., p i Ia to rormu"-1< a brUIT womcrl'• lfOUP"· • They oro still oround and b it mllny of 1~ o l - tO lhc balk problems that Tilt S,..V.•: Qi...., lk US political dlmat< · people .,.ho arc O<liY< in Amukans for ....,_ lht Couuy-tht amos ...,., the ond the f1<1 thai tbc h"bcr-all r.urr<r«< a Common Smse. ......, - . cnerp. hiahcr •M<"PiD& d<feal ill tbc N!>•cmbl:r ck<:lions., My own mpporttn in WITt not edooc811Do . do you thinl it b titcly thai they ..UI r<!uro _..rity onhoclox bl>tnlh. A lot of poopk So fir w ...,..l'lliood about SlOO.OOO and 10 po...,. rd&t;.dy qui<ll)l! 1 ~ un: anli-Rq)ublic:ol) bratuK or thrir " - 10 l&l a ,.....loy ltl1, Wr will usr Me("-: I think they whlr<!bm to""""· oppod1lon 10 IM Yitlnam War. 'Tbt .,...-,; dt8110 loolp tltaRaMW.t .. IIIII ha~t been but I 6oubl lt 'will ltlppo~> ~ t...O' leor> (in u <fllra<l<ristk' of Am<ricon politico. • ~ liar*'-'· .. tirn< for the Corwessionll <l«<lon•l· AOtr Tllo !l,..-tro•: Will Mc<:illvern be ••a Amll'lca.. We 1ft ao• MOifill&. 011 two trOftl.. Our ftnl ... loiOcornllalllltiiCtlaofthcrodal lllltl-cllr 55 or oo ...,. that IVI(1 M<("..,,.,., r__.,.. 1m ':daJ~~;.· ·~~=.~ V.• 11-ooc. . .......,. ~, thai...,_. to.,_. "l a't......., t ' - ~ wllo - t o act Uadc S. aft 1111.....,.. becb ud Uadc S. IIID.dle ....._to........- .. 1 .. " • -t...._.._..._.-~:::re··WI!Wiidllllwlil-'cll. ~ . . . . . . . _ _ ... ....._ 11' - -.. . a.....- ! lfimd• an: oloo harrifrcd. And AOI<"ri<an pcoj)lr 1rr <OClfUICd. Tiley irna{line .that we hll't" falltn bclllnd .,.. Sov~··· Tilt Spodrwta: How dot~~rrou' 10 A~t~rrka ;, the El S.lv*<!at c:rld\! · Mri"....,.: Well, I don't thin~ Fl Sal> odor wiltrlao World w., Itt;' bvl 1 do thinL it """"'1w .......,._for the Uo~cd Slot"' 10 · II~ • -1ft w TNn1 World. W< .._ ,... b.,.... tryinJ 10 control _ ...._ ft:ttt -1\<. E1 S a l - I• a "I'O.I~rl<kftl ~verne.! 1181ioft; It ..,.. lnoriLI'*'IItaL 1 fftOI<Itlon ,.ouf4 brr•~. an w.....-;T~·· mlnilhn, ._...........,. )ltllpM 11110 111e ~·w·-·~-~ ma- in mmW,. IPCIIdina. "I _.. a Ztt!l." said Mc:Goven~, IIOiina thai none or the ~IQ had an)'lhln~ to do v.>lth morality. ...._.10 ~ "11181 tmdalcy to IDita 111c ...-.. riillt dlilald. all " - ~Aues in suc:b limpliatJc: 1mns 111rat to the poljtJcal prooas," he _, • ~.._....,._.!low 1111 arpaiDiiaa-A!MricaiiS for oo---.,llllpalllidlllaald......__.... au.act"' a - ............ caonotputa-lonth<~ITT«St y.l lltinl ~ b safe 10 ~ thai our l•uro.,..n . . _. . . prictice of abonloll, bat they 'lf8DICd me to IIMCI on an IIIICftllmcnl thai would make it a Flldmtl crime f« a wonaan to ........... 1 L. don't t'\'tn \\lint 10 thinl aboul lhat OO\\. T'ht Sp«tntm: During the Rcap.n )C:ar,, how should llb<rals ligllt bac~-<hould they rake tKc.· offcn\ivc or wait for the l,r~ldcnt l o fall qn hi'"""·&\ orany predict he "ill'! Mc<;lut'f"R: rhC' libcfals oughl 1010 ' to\\ I) in prc.s.t'nt int an ahrrnaaivt IJcndr; on """""''fUia. dcr.- •lrwtcsio an.l fC>rntn PGWY· They """ukln!t jumr inl~ adlomatit .(lfli>O'>Idon to llc:opn• 111• Spt<trot•: Ci•<n the <'00''"' oti•c trends. do you lhink i1 b rcatiqk thai 1hc: O..t>o<•ntt> will be ba<t ip .,Ower b)' 1984? 111cCo•tt~~r I Mvr no doubt (hot the D<inocrat• ..,u be called bad. to.,., ...... but tht quoaion i<> "hrihrr- tbcy .Cdl he ~atdy. I hai'Oihotlhc Alll<"ri<ans C"ommon "'"""" ba1t con ~· the kind of thlnLi-. and ......-n. thaJ lhh Country ..;n nee~ . Til< s,.dro,.: How ar< ~ttl<lb"' vi<>< in~ t hi• Count< y under 1he Rcacan administration? Is the <houdni•m dintini•hinc? • Mc("'.ovtn~: wen. 1 rranklyam \\'OITird about the ann• •ltuation. Wr .arc 11c*<llly drinin& • tO.. ard o confrontotion and h h Cfllbarru.ina to mt as an Afll<"ri<on that "" .... J RIIiWID • .._...._ .......... It's ...... =tyS.II18 bMic d A1n1rio1a _,are . ..,dPl. . ~ 10........, ... .._ • ....._ ~toW~ ... ....,..,.~- ......-! ,. ~ --'YCt: lhi• ~ 10 apcratc ita polldca," Mc<fovem ........._,, "VII ~~wa.-..tiPIU llbollt 11011& threat to the . _ . _ 111111 l1lliclllllr IICIIId* . . - - • r dllft'l thlok ~eM live if tbcJ alllllllae to~" lhe C1lrfldllr • 11lt Ubw. ,..... ror-ely ot JI9!W for • !!~J~;~;;~;;~;~s~a~•:;; c_, _ . ~ ............. .no. rew ......... '"'- chele." to . . . die thcr-................ Senator lidded, "!My heedooOil. thould he tltlllt lhnllallltitftcer .aswtra 1or '* · · �by Joe~ ~""" ·'i«lf/Wf>Hr Coaching course~ found to improv.e some test scores Editor's notr: This is tlw jim of a t - p11rt -ies on a Frduul Truck Commission study on c'O//qJr vrtron~ uums. Thr urond installmtnt will dtx~l wltlt how C'tWching $t'h()ols prq>arr students /Or the exams. The •alidity and fairne.\> ·or stantlardiud colloae entranc:e enms hiU been called i~to question by a ~t Federal Tr2tle Commission ( fTC) finding !hat coachir~a cou,_ t'fJn ina~ • Sludcnt scores. The fTC report. initially released. in May; 1979, summarized the rcsulls or iiS slalistical study conducted on the Scholastic Apcitude Test <SAn 1.1> detmniM the •alidity or characs !hat National coaching schools were helping st udents improve their scores. 11re findings, whioh supported lhe coaching school's claims, showed that on the average a student could raise his !iCDre about 50 points-out or a possible 1600-by laking an ert«tlve coaching course. <.hi IllS vie~ in that liaht-regardlcss or Whether a .. student allcnds a a>ac:11Jna school. The ~ion that SAT coacflin& improvo M \COfo has 'purred sevnal groups 10 quotion I he :; vallidit y or the enm. Acx:ordin& to Garrity, "The :;. rt:\ults raised the question a bout why coachin& works. b the cum measuring What it 'hould ~ ~ 3 measuring if coaching can help?" Defending the validity of the SAT i\ lhc E Colleae Board (CB) which admini,tcn. and •ets policies. BalTic Kelly, CB Executive Director for "' Public e.rr:Ur. argued that the SAT "meawrc:s; de•doped reasoning abilities" but qreed that ~ kong term study can ha•e a n effect on scores. : "Oe\pite daims about coadtin4 I fed the ~ cum is •till • mid one;• sl>r main~ ned. "It is a good IC!:II wltco it is understood alld tU ruults are uOIC<I p<operly." She added thatlhr cum still will provide. a "common yardstiol<" fw comparing StudentS of different background~ i l ! Valid! Kaplan, an educator with over 40 years of experitn« in the testing rldd, also agrees that !he SAT is ••lid and !hat its use is jiiStlf"aed. "Collqtl are usioc it (11\e SAT) mot'e and rnoR. Therefore. 11 miiSI ~ a &ood indicator or how well a >tudent will do (in collqeJ, ·~bf ~O<d, . Kaplan and Kdly both suggested !hot the SAT ~hould ~ used as only o"" o f several criteria whrn an admission lo an in\titulion iJ being considered. • The likelihood that Mudenu who are In lhe lower income levels will not ~able to arran the hieh of a coaching -.chool -for eumpl< it co"" almtN. 1300 for Kaplan-has sparked additional conttrn o•·tt whether an economic bias is bcin& introduced. The fairne>s of having student> "'ho caniKX afford coaching compete on an e.um "ith th'"'" uudents "ho can afford i! has been qu.,doned. In what he calls an, attempt 10~0 lhis bi:u, Kaplan said he has instituted a p{j tal -.cholarship proaram for students who ca illustrate needs. Currently, some 10 percent of his enrollees r..,eive some form of fina.ncial auistanee. All o f lhe opposins sides, ho,.·evtt, coocede fhatthe unly really effeotive coachina Is lon& term • Sludy as oppose<~ to tenn "tnnllllifta." "Nobody ha> fOII'od ""iclmcc: \hat "'-'• The fTC's ori&ina l in•ol>tment in !he conJto•ersy Stemmed from charges by the Educational Ttstina Service CETS) that coaching ><hools were making unsu~tantiated claims about their effectivtncs' in raising scores. At lhe time, ETS rnain~ained that coaching could not improve a student's score, and accust.'d coaching schools or making large profil\ from student\ without providing rcsuhs. According to fTC I nvcstiptions Auorney Joan Garrity, its r~n concluded that "ETS did not fully disclose tltr pocential ~nefi~< of coaching." In rcsponR to such charges the Collqe Board has recently released a publication 'aimtd at siudents rqardin& coaching and preparation for exams. Yet, score increases ha•e been di>1)uted by serveal groups. The ETS, producer of the SAT, conducted its "own analysis or the FTC data and round an average score ina~ or only 30 points. Stanley Kaplan, foundtt of lhe largest COIIthin& sdtool In the U nhed SlaiA:S. bowevtr daims that bi$ c:ourfoC ofiCn a 100 I)OiDI a~ Improvement. More impo...nt tbul the~... -..,. or the increase Is its relative 5ignif"ocancr on the total he fintp "coo.stant improwment wirll 8ddicJonal exam score, acoordina 10 ETS' Associate study." Thus, Garrity advises students to ~ "smart Oireetor of Information Mvy Churchill. "The fTC makes it look like the 20 or 30 poirils Will consumers" when looking for a cooc:hfna school. m,uer. It won 'f." she .. plained. Churchill n Resulu •ary "idely from school to >Chool," she ad~td that !he standard error for the SAT is plus explained. Considering the cosu, s h~ advised, or minus 30 points and that all 5COt'C$ should ~ students st\ould "shop around." =• '7he FTC malces it look lice rhe 20 or 30 point (Increase) wil mcmer.lt won't. H -£TS ADodate Director of lnfonnation Mary Churd1a man ~~~---~~':4~ The State budget impasse continues,. and SUNY waits "'II b<eame a r..lity tn Fcbnwy wb<n the "ho com)llliru that tile proposal SUNY Bolrd or TroJt«>. moc'lina to the bmtr~ do•nsa••u-N.,. 'Yon: City in !*1ic:ufar-OC I he e.P<f\Se Of U))Sllte rvroJ • State's propoocd cut} in the unl<mity S)'Sitm'> fundin1 ._td for tbe inerease. areas • .Anderson has vnwtd to not let the PlL~ or the 1981 ~ VorL Stat< Ocnio.rau' proposal pa.,, He h....id Ftindina for SUNY comes from t~o bvdld. which holcJslb< rate or the almost soul"ttS- dir«t State aid and individual Ihal. ht: woukl oompromi~ on a ont year iot•iiAb~ SUNY tuition incorease. Is now Univ~uhy·atncrtlcd rc\·enut'ti. Tht apprOII<hin& four ~· overduo "lth - plan. r<duc:tion of State support, ~'hich hat only a' hint of ratirltlllion In the near h is posoiblc that Mtdlcai<l rundina been cradually dccreasina f01 the past r..., future. could be R>'Cftd from the Stote budic:t yean is not c.,pt'C"l~ 10 striowJy hurt ond Jinaa«d by 1 ><plt'll< procrom. thus Thr corn~ Olttf Sta1~ usum:pekKI d<arina the ,...Y for ratirocotion. Th< SUNY's r.nane1n1 • but the.,.. .....ill be of ~tdo<llid costS, funded II the dty failure or the Ass<nlbly to ..... the budld damaatd by tile •n<reased rn~nut kwl, .... bten the mojo< 10 has multtd in ....,al hard>l(~ ror the acneratina resporw'bititics. The tuition budpc _...u. Go..,._ Hup l. hi&h<r td11<11tion rommunity ineludina and donft rae(" hi l.a arc- npcctcd to C'Q'\Cf CoreyJoos propoRd •.....,. )oar procram ddats and posoiblc cutb.:ks in Scat< any dertals. for I he takoo..r or local MOdlcald rosu. In early April, the AM<mbly. "'luch ha> University Supplemtntal Tuition .,hic:h has bten •idcty I«''P~ by do,.·n· r~sponslbility for Stare bud&el A..... ln« (SUSTA) &<alii>. I tuition hik< ....... ancl 'Omlo<ratt. and the payment or profe.son and other forn\otation and ra1ifteation, \'Oitd to tNt~11oft to tilt plan lw 00111t rrom • Stato employees in M.~lpt-a form or SUNY a SB,S million r<Stol'ltion pack as<. S...e Scutt ~lliori&y . ~ Warren promissory nOlo. This fundlna rcducu 1hc need for the system 10 rety ht~vil)' on a ~buh.e Alldcnoll. • Biqha111ton Republican. The posoibllily or 1 tuition lnerease -·cl• rntoration. Trad~iooally, founh "rol&fu.)...r it has not bten r.11irl<d by the AprH I deadline. O.,ptte the applrtnl urat:n(")' of a ~ for a St•tt budart-thm il no niOrte)' to pay Sletc employ<a-thc A»<mbly lOOk la>t ,.tcl. orr to cdd>ra t~ Eo"n. Debate b ap«rt'd 10 conunoe loday. The bvd~ r!&ht. "11ich roukl draa on for~ if~ C~ey nor A~ r«<mider their sWtC<S. " - tell mednete e~P«''td to ad\Uld)' effm IIKI!Mlat)' \alot or ~lidml arann this year, thckolh t~ "ill be delayed. SUSTA funds-money ai•en by the Su1c 10 supplcmuu TAP award1-wih probably noc bt 1\lillblcuntfl the bud&n is pa..ed lincoe the moocy comt:s from Statc fund\ prncnlly unav-ailablt- 10 SUNY. Mixed Drinks Draft 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 the AJ."""bly fllb to pau the bodzn on tirrt,<. This )<lr b tile soc Screws & Marys 7 Sc �. . . .,lr'l==-=~ r-----------------------;;...-~ .\ "just Q.fmajor misunder!~nding' ,. by Sine Sino-ns Cit..~t Edimr Thealer Oist rict Association President Geral(! Abelson termed it "a case of democracy in action." Members of the Theater District Association beca~Y~,C irate last week followina a ._ blciAnC.P.a.tq · Attontey·at-l.aw 38 ijopkana Rd. ~ ,..., Niagara • 'Frontier from the downlown Transportation Authority businessmen was necessary to (NFTA) announcement chat the ~ obtain sat~factory. results. "To downtown section of Main me, there is no doubt that tht Streel would be clo~ 19 N FTA'sr~vised plan was due to vehicular traffic in June. The threats of a la)'SUil from the Association's 100 b'usinessmen Association," Abelson told The protested', and the NFTA Spec-trum. "A lawsuit could responded by arfnouncing a new have put a slop to the en lire proposal-one which wm keep project." traffic open through ac lea!'~ NFTA Chairman Allen 1982. -Oekdebrun, ho"""""· contends Abelson, althoi!Jh satisfiod · tha t tbe Curor-causing With the NFTA's new proposal, imnouneemcnc was merely a was dis:'ppointed thal .p ressurt •'major m !SUJlderstanding 631-8884 ::: ' -- .............. ''-""'·-· COINUt TAfrON. .... ;;r..._. ~~ which just · happened to get The Light Rail Rapid T.raruit blown out of prpponion." (LRRn pro)ect is expected to be completed in 1985, at a COSt Uketo....,. or S4~ million. 'Accordina to Oekdebrun, the NFTA is proeeding with the · Unto tallr'" Abelson claims that since the implementatiop of its original piaJI, ca\lin& · for a bait of inception of LRRT plans in tbe nonhbound traffac on Main early 1970s, "fantastic" Street between Tupper and relations ba•e been maintained <;hill!)eWll for only a three-week with both City Hall . and t.he period. From M!IY 1 until May p..,lice Department. 2S. "tOostrllction crews plan to Now, many SOUI"<z$ believe " around the clock to that the confusion in reeent underground utilitY weeks has. senied to inspire · lines. · Once ' the work is. pre~ious.ly . ..one~stenl toDIPfettll, tile. plan caHs ~ coo;*rative relations between traffoc .1$1 be restored to one NFT A officials and area 16-foot wide lane in each bu$inessmen. ~ion. ' • "Tile NFTA wants io chan!e DOring t~e consttuction it.s r~puta~d far maintainin& period, nonhllbund trafi'IC Will ,s~ m&tiOitS" Abelson lie re-routed via J~llicot~St"'!'t. s'.id. "Oekilebl-an~ aides are. ' For pedestrians, walkway• ••,atty bendina over backwards across Main Street · wiH be io.-be: pice-4nd that Will be provided. . -good for us botll""i'iMlle long bus~neJsme~ ~n.'; • . Local colt)plained ihac 11iey had'~~!>'rhe NFTA is now sendin& a origjnafiy bceh led to believe r$escntative to each ~ler ~hat 1rarfic-and customer District Association meeting. In accessibility-would be addition, offiC.a(s from both mainta1ned - throughout, the · orpnizarioiis play ,co wor·k early stages of construdion. together With the do"'!!lown While Associa~lon members "mall design group," co,ry io claim tobeeaaerf<li:.complaion avert : any • f~rlhcr of the planned ~t.rian mall. diaagrecmenc,;, · · · !hey rear that , premature While the ' NFTA had dosing or Main StrC\>1 might originally -planned 19 conduct a hamper business activity. • s.uvey of Main Street · Businessmen ~~ other businefstnen in hopes of pans •of the 6.4 mile rapid obtaining cbnstruecivc transit route fiave nor yet been feedback, Mayor Jame<; Griflin assured of protection against tuU now vowed to undertah· possible closings. NFTA's that responsibility. A Ddcdebrun told The Spec-thn11 comprehensive study will be that he intend!; to.announce a adrninisterro in thc' ncat fucu r,· plan lacenhis ..,eek which will to determine. the effects of affect the remainder or Main construct ion ·on loca l screec. b9sinei>ses. :;ef-t MCAT· ~SA~:~MAT II' Tuesday ll Thursday: Mud Wrestling Wednesday: Loose Ladle> Night. Wet T..Shlrt Contut. s7S.OO first pttu. Ladles drink (or ·$.SO drinks all night. Also. Wet SAT·ACT·DAT·GRE·CPA ~ '- ~ Joc:l<ey Short contest. ~~=w=o,!_~~to~ best Saturday: Mud Wratllng a oary Smith & WUd IIIII'$ Famous Wblp & Flro Show. AlSo. -:-- ~ Buffalo's' best wlngs only s.tO.and . IIM'ER FAIT I'RINTING ~ 1 ...·-·-.-..·----· --- · I J1lt . . . . . "'uonably l>'i<*SU<lO$ To - Cloloo'~ I I =~ EA-T .....~ ' • • wllat you've been missing at DUBEL'S · DuWs. wltdl Channel 29 tonight' betw..n 7:30 a 8:00 p.m. and l4tWth St.- , TUaday ~ 7 :00 a 7:30p.m. OUtCKCOPY ..,_::r: Stnltll & W!ld .llllf a t.malo oxotk d•ncers. - ~ • T 0 I - ! ~A:-. Ul FREE ~i:Jmission with this ad. · I ,I I -----~-------------------· T HE . BE· ·A T at FOUNDER'S PLAZA. (at Flint Loop) Weclnesclays 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. · . Inclement wNther. --- capen Lounge. Ground Aoor. --~~ �I 1 Bottle controversy No deposit, no reiUr~ A Sca!C·v.lld• retumablebolde low • .uognated In the Uglsl..tureforovcr ll years. hM reoeived a phenomenol upsuf110 of SUPPOrt In reo«nt ~ end Is now tn one of ill beot posltlol)s ever to be po$Md. The so-ailed "boule bill." ff enacted this yeN. -.,ld moke New Vorl< the '""enth ~to In the Covntty to require a ~ on mOI2 ~ containers. Flnl ~by Assemblyman Gordon Bwr-s IR·W....,._l, the bll has been lntrodu«d iniO tho~ .....,y yo• oince 1970. but ,_loft the AsHmbly's Commerce Conu:Nn... . the pasA90 this month of • loxal bolde . . by lhe Sullal< Covnl)l Legislature has~ N> an onsloll!#>l o f " - - IIJilPOit •lor the'-'"· The~ macted by lhe long lsloncl Counoy. II !he hone of IS land In l'low Vorl<. end Is W1ualy ~ 10 lha SIMt bll 'We t..d walled long ~ lor • hlgt>e< authority 10 oct."~ 10 Eric Kopp• Scdlol< Counoy Executive P - ~n . "so ,... took tM bua by lhe ~-Shonly after Suffol< pasoed lis bll. ~ County Eocutive Francis Purcell. !'lew Vorl< Mayor Ed Koeh and tho w..ld..- County lAgiolarure oD c:n,. out In lui suppon of tho ~te bill. hinting that they m\ght try to pau loullows. • • ..-,.to • ..._co.e• ~._ -t In addition, downstate media have rec:c~dy run o slow of ed~orlal$ in f11110r of tl>e bolde bil. tho latest coming from The ~.. York r.,.. on F~. "Thhs change of dlmale Is long OV«due." the ed~orial read. " . • .lhe bottle bil Is an lclu ""-< lime has como." ' Sonoto< Jamn J . Lack IR-~-primary _.-of tho boctlo bill., tJw ScaM Senote-11 ~ that tM b"end of loalboo tryirlg to PIOl olw. will pnssuro tho.~ intO enoc:tlroll on_.. bil So IM. only o.:...n-re .,_ haw '*>ted !hat !hey mogllt posa local lows. but . _ . lor lhe SIMt bil ........_ ..... - 10 &llolo "'When I was In 1M Sl6te legislaturt I cMd wppoot .... boalo bill." Mayor . . . :~~ Gdllln tDid .,.,. Spoctrum. end ~ ~ of • al)l SHing li*!SI on tho olclo of lhe ...-. I know lhe ..,. has deltnll«<y como to own..,_. -logloiMipft ... this.. Gnlfln. ....... ~ lholtl>e possOgo of lndMduol biDs m4ght ha"" 10<1'01 ellec:t on tho State LAglslotyN. sold M would noc ..-rily . _ . • - b y Erie Covnl!) to pass .. blllocaly. ''l'lo oiMnot 10 Mr. Griffin: Lack mpondtd, "but 11 .. c:il)l 8uftalo would pass • bill. • • • -.,ld be greotlmpotuS lor tho IAglslotu"' t o - oS.. bil." --..,._.,._.._ u.,...... w.e �i ·sA -a uuu.:ate.p~ to annouiice ... !SPRING~EST '811 J .... ..,---. . - There""'~""' major reaSQnslor the blll's stagnation In the U!gislaiUT!-th• re l u - of the 1\oHmbly Cornmer<e"Cornmitlee to praent the bill on the floof. and tbe oppositiOn to the pcoposed law by Govel!'or Hug!\ L Corey. Lode explained that the Commeroe Committee Is against the bill and has pr'evented k from reaching the entire chamber. However. a possible switch of the bill'to the Environm«~tal Conservation Commlnee could be a key to its passage. 1 .. The Senator noted that ~ the bill does reach the A!$ernbly floor. "H will almoSI d<'flnltely" pa56. He l>daed that the. Ser+.te's send~Mnts are' not as easy to predict ; r . . .~ .:. • A• for the Governor. Lode said Corey has a "dfSiorted" view of ihe law,· The bottle b~lln the tegislatuN F«iulres retumobleJ>oules. not rclilloble ones astheGoYernO'r·beUeveo. As soon as Corey rebeves lilrn$0H of hi$ "mistaken tmP'iesslon ." 1..6ck asserted. he •"9ul0 come out in support of the law. Acco.ding 'o Jtm Gro!ilmOn, .,.paa IUiAslant to .Assemblyman Olill<!r Koppel (O.B..Onxl. opposi!Jon lo the boiiJe bill Is coming from thfee main $0Ctoro: bell<!rage bottlers, bottle makeJs'and food chains that IUOuld have to take 1n the rctumoble containers. 'Ha ndll1111 chars<~'_ -. !a . 1- • •• ~ 1 • • •• • t~e AssemblY's main bot~e s..t'11\e asslstont to Koppel-wHO•.ponSO<ed btU-noted that the legislation takes lnro conskleraUon The concerns ol an three ;ndustries. . He said lhat one penny out of the mlniriium fiVe cent deposit will be g~en to the store as a " handling cha.ge" for taking in bottles. As for bottlers. Senato.- 1..6ck explained that the only extra work the Industry would have to · do would be to mork bo.ttles; lndlcadng they are returnable. "I will personally toO. tbe cost lor 1M dye or Ink.'. the Long Island Republbn explained.., ..l!J$1 -in.case any .bQttltr can't afford it." The bottle·maklng llo<N'Sirlf. Groosmon a...ned. might end up loslng jobs because or the tumo- to ratumoble bottles. but the net gain of jobs.Jn the State would oul\o/O;gh !hi k)I!Mdualloss. • The concerns of thew lnduSiries'is the llllljor reason behind Corey's opposition to tbe bottle bill. Lock remirked. l;lut he}loted that support lor th• bUI by Assembly Speaker Stanley Ank and Senate Majority Leader Warren · Anderson- abel! lukewarm - Is • big ailvontage. "I think th~··s a defmite chance·we can do something with 11 this year ... Lack said . ..and d weC.On'l. ~ un c.ome ~ Mstrongas ever nexl yeat.Mlchlg• n The Senator, along wkli' Koppel, vlsHed MJchtgon on April 15 to Investigate the etfecls of a bottle ~~ paSHd therein 1979. What they found out, according to .both l.aok o.n d GrOS$n>On, was-benefldal to the~ cause. Gtossman w1d a-recent poD In that state s~ that 86 percen1 of the population bellet.es litter !>as substantially reduced, and that 78 percent of the people polled sold they would vote for the blU g ft came up again. The Mithlgan bottle b!D 'orlginallv )>os.ed'ln o State~ refon!ndum with 60 percent of the state's citizens voting In faVO< of it. Gfossma.n explained that the MJchlgAn r<$Uks ore especiohy encourogiog becau.. ot'el stole5 that hove bottle bUt.. Michigan Is most like New Y9rk-a Jorge,lndustrlal Slate. on!"~:::..~~~otes w~h bolt~ laws ar~ ~n~ectkut. Iowa. Jl.lol~. Oregon aa4 • Tb~­ ,• 'fod4 ftobin B•"d Above the ~ Rnta.lrant ' • :wotiBalayAve. • --Monday Recession Rock & Roll 25 cent drafts . 50 cent drinks Till Midni~ht! Friday, May 1st at 1Z Noon' WednesdaY. & Saturday ladies Ni2:ht · · Ladies: $3.96 keepa y00r drink glass then v...ou.keep· "'!glass! fUll al night, •· FridaY. F.AC. Frllla~ A f t - alii AI you can drink, al aftemoo,n tong! Women: $3.00 • ~en: $4.00 �i.. Wol!iams, a member ol the US military, Wlllams uttmld a <:0!1UMnt that nO.ably ak<Ted the focus ol tho proJect-"Yo., Mit., lhink lhooe i ••rutor'" not . only Ame.dca.s f CO!IIIdcnc:oo, btrt !haf of her allin li too.• b 11M oloo stlrfod op tho ~ vol.>tile Soviet Union. • Russians have dlarrtsea.· Indeed. the rnllbry lmplitadOns ol the The tlnal ol which w....... ~ shuttle - .._w,g The PfOJO<l .II>OM is •at¥ 10 ondenland I tho ~ may, 6lon!J w1lh Soviet teohnology, '- as the put M r - Sun's o1 tho t~t ~ (occording to nme magazine) yotii"P betweon tho US and Soviet : C4Stlng • "shadow ol war"owr •• highlighted. In i space. tho ,Son. DtrectO< of the J<l< "It wwld ~ • plty t the mrut..y Prop11~ l..abo<atory In Pasackma, of the """' <hutlle sm/lca IINoo Murphy, claims they •lad< 10 dO<ninow what o..ght 10 ~ progre_u in l~:unch · vehlcle ledlnology. . they c.n' go 10 the primarily ... l'l<tensiOn ol and tho ~don , but theyC.nnol •• they ""'' do • lol ol ~ ignoted," dedar<tl the l..o<!dor> tlWigs we ~ thorn credil lor • Tlrna lndbdons dati<>g bad<to the The ScMetsdo. ""-·possess lonna!lon ol tho <hualo Ideo in tho "'ti11er" salellitcs that tlln knock ocher 1970. contradict the hopa ol "'teliltes out of tho sky, reported iU non-military use. Putting the Time. But the shuttle has topped project's marUal importanCe on o las !hat. and n Is now~·· tum than equal plAteau with it5 iO<:IItilic to top us. Theanl~berwftn the lmpona,_, the shuttle conlinua 10 two c:oUntries liM turned out., ,.,_ escolaN as a IMine of the ..,..j Wo another Pelri dosll wo1trng 10 "* loras. ~ 10 theio dasoses lo a ltdure nrkr ohio month. awesome-• plane riding ~ lndu!Ulal age Is <hanfted by tho Atsbw UB's ~ """"'- pointed on arl enO<mOu• rock«! Is jfttlsoned space >huttle project. Within tho ntxt hve years out that for. 30 yors the lk>lted from a Florida launch pad Into ou~ ..The Idea or u.mg a product onot anywhere lrO<n 14 to 21 !Jghr. are States and tho Soviet Union havo space. WeP over 150 miles above , or f<>< • · brief period and !hen expected to '-laundled in the name worked s;de-by·Pde In the PSeUd<>the surf""" of the planer, the rtpladng k, run$ oounlorto !he gr•in of the US Ao Fo<ce. The frtlgho SfM(le mvironnwnt of Antardiu. Columbio O<blled. ,Then a-ashlng o1 oocloties steeped in 0 ~ o1 carried by the ohuttle on thete Soraolng !hat k Is - - · '"' the lhrough the e.lh • atmospheric poverty," h e - · In Fu<uro Shock miotary e>q>edbllnt Nil, aa:.:><ding , . _ ol o ,.,_ P<OW-· boch bonwr. nchewlng nrp1un In the 5o the shuttle sysmn, by vinue ol ils 10 nme include Improved sa<dloa tlcS,s reaUztd tocio/ poHUcal 2700 ~" Falnnlsd heat. tho lnuhau>tibllity. Is oheorcticallv "for phote>gtaphlng. electronic oooperodon mwt..,.. Y«t. already craft ld towwd the Ma;ave o.-t. paradoxbl to progr... uvesdropplnlJ, ofUIIring O«Uro - k l n s _ i n _ _ suided by ils pOou James Young · eommurOadc>ns with mii!aty unlb 1n tbo ..... Slogt. a ' " ' - and Roben Crtppm,, The voyage of tlw Columbia Is ~nd the wotld, and prouldlng' uMitrilable based on tho hopa lOt AnaDy In a Rulltlan manner, the not, howeuor, theory: It Is tlw odual eariy warning sys\i!ms ~or nudear colontzotlon. Now, )usl as when list"""<! to the 11yor-s sd the plane down almost embodiment ol Amme..n Ingenuity "'Iopons) .• P<ectsely where 11wy called I. ready and yes. prog<ess. Paving the wav Tho fo.,rth shultle· flivht, broadeaoe of the landmg. I gulp In for posoiJie colontz.otion In space, - oched<rled lor uo1y 1982 wil "*the awe ol the miroculoul ftat ol the to bt used 9ln and aga;n and IM ""'tile Pf'O!Pm matico the,_ first flight haulinv mllllary Columbta·s minton "' an llllfln... tongll>le advancomont - d ouch ""Pfus-"ln&ored.nclt.-IAdllnlJ · ...itbout gdlrng o.atv ...,.,_and anevenlu.aty.Posoaolng a~ do.loos da9>ed 10 !Pdo "'"'" s.oct. wMh the~ ol '-lnlJ65,000 pl1ou 10 ""*"1!1 lor npoir 1>0<1nds wor\11 ol urgo. trlpo or retrieval. or -"""'" fen Lobe1ong the '"""" "1hrow · - tranopoctlr>g, tupplln oould ...t1y duuo<.llon ... The .,.\)llary society" ~u .. ol • the fodllatebow..--.~. ~ollhashol*~.ln ... ""nsle~t rel.\tion<hlps with "'things." Allftn J olflcf'• Ylslon of fhe SU))«r • Obo;..~ . . .~~ - o l s.. o-.u- came ••rlv Columbia, Americo~s spocegem. - - - --borl Da.td C . . Wlllsoul accas 10 • television April 14, I inched closeT toward the edge ol mv ..... bonding my ear to the elrama ol a radio t..oadcasl The hands olthe doc:k ticlotd past I p.m. .ncl in )\Ill • monwnt. """ • WM-omazlng-the Col\ombio had londed The analogy Is -..tnly chmolic. but lhc "10~· ol the US shuttle craft Inspired the same nhAomlon throughout the Nation •• don a sbt·poinlf:r a1 a IOOibol stadkrm. And the <Wnt ceme 01 a peiod '"'-· In the words ol the Londott r-,_, "Many - · --."""*>giO seelhclr Country as ~~-­ - .- T h e - okted from •• comcro olllw globt _,.., 10< tho moot ldenticel: • . ,... .... -... ...... ..._Is 1"'"""" 1 • Political commentator and critic for CBS News · former speech writer and advisor to Bobby Kennedy . :fo speak at -UB THURSDAY, APRIL 30th at 8:00pm -SQUIRE CONFERENCE THEATRE Main Street Campus FRE-E ADMISSION CQ.sponiiOiftd by SA Speakers Bureau and Schoof of Dentistry "-'-'lon""""".w.- f �• T by Rlcltar'd Cbon Sp«kll Ftotures Editor The raindrop$ $14m on the mud and arass of War M<morial Statium as • • aroup w?rk~$ bend over-the infoeld with their rak<S,,tesemblins • band ofpeasants1n~somedemeot<d Fkmi$h oil paintina. As •'laudienoeof empty blea<bmloOks o~. th< men stand with their tools betwe<n the wet grouq_d t.arpS, attemptinJ 10 &ive wme order to the rhoist squirm of dirt tryi~g to act the roeld ready ro.. whal will be theJluffalo Bisons' third ho~ . game or th< season. The t:as:k, h~•·tv~, serms futile:. It is cold, and (he clouds hang over the old .stadium like a'! armada of damp sponges. The .....eaaht'r is not for l baseball;. ~ther, it brinas to_mind the Sunday anernoons here 10 years ·~• when quanerbaek Dennis Shaw would pitch the ball out io O.J. Stmpson, who would thm cut through the line like a lightning bolt, his blue JerstY. pants, -helmet-his skin-mashed brown with mud. his body balanct.d atop .a pair of s kinny, bow-legged, blurred ankles th~ dark \lo'&lcr spra)•in' orr his cleats as h~ slideS throuah tht' hole like a~ apparition. Those ar< the kind ofmernori<Sthat echo off the dank, decrepit walls of War Memorial Stadium. So il is Strange 10 sec th~ &ridiron rt'placc:d b)' a · afternoon~ (or cold, damp ones) an b':seball d!amond. And it is hard 10 realize that on thi$ 9(-tssi\'ely humid. whose 289-foot rigfn field wall woul r.uny. Apnl . artemoon, there is a ritual taking place h~re that is just a...- did not actuall)' ha\'c to deal "'ith it sancun~. tf not more so. than watching the J.uice go 80 yards for a touchdown. .. TMt'dunlion Johnny Taylor. 22, hails fr.;m tx-. American Dream out o f high school. An oxlremely arr In ~ts o~ way. minor league b.a.scball is the \IffY metaphor or bes.id~ which sits a moi\strous1)' lar A"!<"can Dream. and tile Buffalo Bisons, who justlWO we.;ks ago began c-lubllqusc.~· ith music. For Ta.y1or .II ahoth~ endless summer of baseball, personify this dream and give it ju<l baseball: you do a bit or grow creden«. They are living proof that it still exists. , handle yourself." One of II pitcher The Bison< ~« the Class AA farO) tearn of the Pillsbur&h P~te<. and hi~ chan~ of making the major le:~ t oday. m their locker room located in the bo"-cls of War Memorial "I got the talent:' hc.cxplain."· ••t Stadium. they wail for worCI as to whether they will play or not. The Bison,, Taylor"!ii fir~• year in Buffalo (onl)' 1. ate a young team. as are a11 'm inor leaauc tearm, a morley crew or ball ~a.~;on). and he likes il. cspcdall)' p1a)'('fS from all 0\1er North Ainerka rangina in agt':' from 19 to 25. And quick to point oul he'~ single. ~h!Y kavc at~ ron-.."Crgcd on Buffalo LO 1ry fulli}1ing that one dream: to rnake Carlo~ Rios, a 2()..year-old Puerto It m the maJor-4ea&ut5. · · nine l.atin A1ncrican players on the Th~ are lhe-h\&h school heron, the kids with (alent and ambition who none oft he bes1 for l.atin ball•ptaycwc:rc: pJCked uq by she Pirates and arc now moving UJl it~ faQn syStein.'trom bar.cball "i• defonitdy a tough pia the Clan A salem Redbirds to the Triple· A Beaven of Portland Oregon making it in the big lcagu~ , Buffalo is the midpoint. ' · "'F.vcrybody•,. here tn mal.c it in lh Unlike (odt~all plarcr~, those in ba~baH ~ddom arc t•ollcgc graduatl"\, te:ammai<."'S. On1yone player on tht B1sons wen I to rollq.c. and ahhougti most all other nt~~ of the squad arc the sam,c age as UR s1udcnts , the-y arc in.~cad Catch you on tbt flip ...,.. r~v1og a _baseball educalion, a seemingly C'ndJess rqimcn of praaices, Indeed, it'•tough playi.na in then team meellnas. l().hour bus rides and seedy ~ot.r or blv.lnJ( hot thdr contract$ every year.· the n; compared to their m-.jor countcrpar at any linte ... ln addition, ahcrt islhc centers or cosmopolitan activily a.~> WM 'Haven. And she fad remains paying dues in the:- minors, they ma For- younger pla)'Cf~. the dream r, their talent and stay healthy. Rut ttl for baseball players whose be<t year or IT'S BREWING every Mo.Hlay Night at P .J .-'s 50~ Brews 10 Wings for $1.00 _ P. J. BOTTOMS BOOGIE ..FOOD..,. .... I!IOOZE .......... . •...... . . .,,_,...,. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED To man ballot boxes to verify votlng 'during the Graduate Student Association. mandatorv student fee reterrendum, Mav 4-8. ~Q a.m ...S p'.m. $~.50 per hour If interestttd call GSA Office 636-2960 ~ or 636-2961 ·. Tl 1hc •. -~:·· �. l ..... "\ ~ "It's lurd 10 ltll,.hodoeon'lluve t~abilily. Upon rq>li<l.. "~rurt ocher ahin&J: that count besides )OUt abiJdy as an arhkotc. WC'h ~ in1dlig<n« and ins1inn. A lot of playtn in tht fll3j0<\ al't'ft't 1ht fa>t<:\1"' S~ ronaat. but they ha\r a cmain &ifr thou IN ~ n rhtm 10()6. •• N umht<OM "' ' Upon ackno v.lcd·n·thc ).plit in intcrof\ player\ hi\(' oo .. ccn \l.JRiiftJ 10 make il in 1hc majors and contributing ro tht' team, but '-~¥\ lht two rard)' c:las;h, "All of u.s art sdfish. We a1l1hinL .,.t'(t number on<":· he says. "Thai'• Jood fot a pla)"tr, if ht tan ht<on>< a bcucr playcr. I hal ~•l it v.ill help lht 1oom. Thr only lhinJ I 1dl my Nl""' i' not 10 ....,,. il." Ou1sidt I ipon'sorr~. tht plo)'('f<arut.o..crin& a od<~l inro 1ht!r Slr«t docho Thor pmc h~ b«n Cln«lltd dlK to rain. No.1 10 h~ locl.n. t>ou., Briu 'k dl")in.a: hint.~ If \ofilh a too. fl. ~ 23-)'ear...old kfl·h.:andcd rtlitf pi1chn i\ from Oranac Cout'U). California. whKh is ncar1)• Ob\IOU< from hi.slong blond hair an<f beard . Hc\Ct'tn\ 1rul~ laid-bad:. ev('n \\hen di~u,~in& tht ble~l. J"'fO~I"K'\,, facing man)' minC'Il league (lla)'t'r,_, "You'd be surprised hO\\ man)' rcoplc ghc i1 up ar1r1 " ~·hik ." ht rc111t'\, ··r\(' Sttf1 a lot or r'('Oplr tht it up afln a ,,hilr.'' h(' ka~ baseball. tithn b«au.sr lhC') can not do an)1hing cl~ or b«.-au\C the rC"J3tC"o.. ' ' l'\1.'\oC'C'n I k)t Of pt'O(')~ ~ilh rtalabdlt) pb,· minUI klfUC' ball (('1 thouclu or doina "' appalls lhtm. cllh• >taro.._ I hen 10 do.,.nhiU -afl'\t lo"'C' lhl,r faith and confi6nn"'C'. Dan Wanhm, 1hc' 8iiom.' pirchin& coarit. ,.pcol K'\1:"f'al )'t'ars ut tht majors. thro,.ina ftlf Monlrcal. Philaddph"' and H OUSlon. Ht •«niiO 1ht Pa)iot- C1w dnf"tt l"iitsbUfJ,h lrainini ,·amp tua 'f)rina in rtorida and. b«au~ of lnjunt:~. "The minot lca1unarc no pta..,'(' (or a I"C"f'IOR \\ith-:1 "ifcand f:tmil) ... h.."' unable 10 111alc the ll"atn. \Vanhtn ~as Offf'fcd thC' job at Uuffalo and \aY'· " h •s rcall) ind('finu-.·. You mi&hllfl traded ~") time. and the poa' t'took it. ''I apprcdatc ahrmlc.-cting. me Slay in thraamc: ... he Nly:... 1or him, Low," Brill phl)'cd a coupk- of nK)nth\ "hh the Rhon! fas.t )'Car txrorc b~baU i!t a "ay of lift he cannor )ca go. ••There·~ a lot of jobs outside or rupturing a diSt" In his back. After l!ndNJ.Oing surgery. ht> is bad" ac.ain. bascballahat I t'Ould hii\'C' n1adc a lnt mnrc moncr in. bt.n I'\'C b«on in the Wi1h a "ire and a baby coming. Bri11 i~ro hoJ')C'ful he "ill get a brtaL. . ·· r frcl pn:tc no"' for 12 yea" and J lo\c it :' if I ,18)' htahh)·. t•\C' 101 a C'hall\.'t' for lht> utajC'r.," he U)"\, "but ~hinp roinJ. to haprllm "'ilhin 1hc At\1 t\'Htrk of ~-car~o.. I'U nttd .ofll(' t~.....,.._ t..ind of si,n. h "s the lo'tC' of the 111'1'K', ("()(n) I\ that ma) '-Ou:nd. "'-hkh L ~ tht"Rqh1 new•• I don't ha.. ~a home' 1o"n.'' Rriu ~\' . '·I n 1hc manor~. }OU Kison.s or any minor k'a&uc<lub a thrj,jn,Oipnll..ation. Vinuall) t'tti')'O"C' cct tnO\'td around C'\('f") )cat. I il.c I hi< )Cir.l "~'d<.w.nin llcwida •ilh 1M' roniK"C1c.'d • ; th the: lt.am. from Grncral Ma.nasc' Don ColpO)'\ and Pirau:s for sprint uainitt&. and nov. I'm in Rufrato. 11•, 1ouah for "') Marl.ctin& Oir.,'t'tor OuLc Mf.'Guirt on d~n. j, or \\3 < 01\C'C' a ball r la)'cr. "ire:· To .Rritl. the major ka&uo promt<~;C him a J')lat."(' 1<' ta'is.c hl. fam\t). Uascb1.ll SCC01' to be ont 'port that lakes. ("Art of its own and btt'on1~ s trongtr for it . The vctcnns. likt> Blwn'i Manll,&H John Upon. lend their nub\i!ih roo.s e nd ~njoy t\fc a lin't n\CM't. "Thett:"s a\ol or monq· in time and C'l:JX'fim« to tM young. risin& ~~~l. ll\('~t h~ in th~ Uva or buebaU~ you can·, beai i1. \t's not a\ll)r~ and Mam. l tnnft., \\ l\u\u. l _ _,thlti<s 'roO!"" lht!nsrh'cs ara«(ully ben:. in '1ht mu<:k of Wor ups and do~n ~. tOO, bul il all pays off OrK'<' )'OU m.att>1h<' major\, " A' llca\t> fhr stadium. the rain i\('()fltintdo•n <"'en hardtor. Th<' 1round Mrmorial Stadium, and 1hty b<comt tnrkittd b<caust ot it. .John l.iJ'(Wt is a arayinJ. • Tinkk'd man 't\ho5c ~"'Oo i«'RRIO lhto• off I \TC'\\' a rc drlU-tnJ Ulfl" ~TO:U lhc rK"kf aDd o.onlt' pLI}~ ar~ jouin1 arNmd lh<' ~utr.rtd (C"D('(", A ..:C'IIW btl"t'lt nJfllr\. rfk• ""'"~ · n•n·'IOalcrd 1..m~kofmi><ilidlhaJ'hdi<l. hi> ..isdom. l ipon broLcimolhttmljor< .. a .\nlC"f"-k.·:tn na, "hK'h h.anp 0\C'f rh<' uadum1" rh..· rb~"-n a~Gf .C.'lCK.' lfK' l~ycar-dd inrrcldcr for 1ht D<troii ,Tiat" in 19C2. Hr'pla)td aJonastdr TC'CI Willi•m' and <MhC'f greatJ. befOt"C" rc:drina in cht' mid,.l95().c. Tod•>· in lUI r. JX"fha~ drc~uninf. abotlr II'K' ltUij(W IC'IJU("\. "'"'-' JM-,rins: fOt. d.a\ """"" hi' t"YUdc ofnc~. he d~~~ his role as nt.ana&tr. lcanin1 O't-c:r h1' dt'1L. thC' sun "itt ~o.hin<" . t."'tnfonably, hi~ kn d•ctL bulging around a -.·ha~ of Redman cobarco. H" ,.,;,. pcrioditally ln1~ a paJlC' cup. .. Baseball in a ,;msc hu nC'Ver chanf;t'd.'' he sa)'!., ·•These days, the athkics arc biJIIC'f' arMS «ftainJy faster. but the' ru~ ~\c alwa)'S b«n prc:uy much the 'f.ln'IC':· Ht is m'!incntly c.'Otnfonabk in thr rok as mana&<f. "Willi 1 lu..- 10 tlo is rdi<-'< any of 1ht plaJ<TS' dtlflbt' • • to lhrir abt1ity. l 1\a~ 10 bC' \'Cf'YopCimiqtC' in C"tnylndl\idual:' he IOII)'l. If a ('lb)'CJ dotSn"l ha''t' tht athl<"'ic ability tn maLt it hl the •naJ<M"5, then -.hat doc. ht I ell hint? ne boys of summer Minor leaguers' big league dreams d ratty \lldium' Jil;c War McmOfial, d malt • r;ond jo~<. if Bison J'ilthtn "'"' d•>· :L.cr, Tt"nn"'"4't', and was drafttd ria.ht abl(' men. he Mands next to hb: lod:c.-r.. go portablo laJlC pia~ which fills I~< Jt farm \)"tC'n1 ttuft him ••more Ihan in& ur." he 'i)'S. • on tht Rl'oOJ" You lt.lm ho.,. to "arr. Taylor eo~imat<" •ua~ "\0·'\oO.·• .. >ut I ,OC a lot of •njurits. 100. u Thi\ •~ .ix nlt'mbnS or the ~uad mumf'd dU~o. the f'l'OPk (read uvm~1). Johnny i~ Rican hy "'I)' of MI . Vfrnon. h Ont' nf ccam. f-f(' nll~o. the Pir11~ o raani.r.at'on "'·" Whilr ho admil<lhaJ mintlf ki.PI< bl' tn," for him. tht drtam C)( any Olhn ~alec.. . < •••~<"'· ht '-&Y' or hirnsdf""" hi' t t 10 )U1,.~,Jh' .. 1lnor koa;JUC\, PI~)"C)"" haVC' 10 MJOiiiiC' lY lhty r«eivtd is ridit:ulo<l<ly lo" ts, and I hey <an ht <~I '""" 1ht >quad i8l'l)minlly ~r Plarl!t& in siKh boomina Glens hll;. W•c.\X.ry. hadin& and tlul ann 'l'tndilla""' 10 ....... )'tal$ y"""" &<I tolled up. < lhtrt Aft rhty ba>e lo do iJ cltvdop "'minor loacUC'\ _,also a r...,o<ilnry .. ~ htl\ind 11>tm, who do not ...... 10 ••3$ l'lloiOI by Jim SUIIey �;editOrial· ! Monkarsb to blame? · · j Allho<lgllt,_.atUIMiaiC>tolfac:tatobedlocloMdr.ganllngthe,_,. 0 8 - acandal. 11 .. dlaaappoln<lnq lind - " ' I 1/lat the _ . 1 only Ol¥lslon 1tMm to OOI"!!Io be penoJIZIOCI for the..lnl of one or ~ a , . . J*>1*. Suwt c'-tllnp out the top lind maybe ~con IUVI the !Wlka l:i .....-.otunoffec:lod. • In thewalleof ,..,...,tthlll UBg.,...ogalntl Xovie<Unlvattlly,caltod In a1 1 victory for the Buill, ,_.. octuo11y' oocutTod. the toom not been prOhibited from pottlc1pottng In any poet-..oaon ptoy. Wntto the U~t...otty muot rooc:t to the altuotlon ....,.,y, II It unfortunate that the Bulla. wno n ... qualified lot tl• ptayollt ainu t111t. 18118 tno punlonmont. Anol- action. COining from the Oftlco of tne Prwld4nl hll been the au-tiOn of - 1 1 coocn 8111 Monllatlh, pending ,a dect.loll by tno F'"""tty Sonoto Alnlollc Commttllo. The tnveottgotlon tllat gooolnto that c1oc1o1on must be II!OfOUQh onougn to c:onold4r the impllcollonl of thO ..-t.'the -tlblntoo olateom cotel\. lind Monkartll'l r - a t UB. W•th the Unlvatolty CUtTently debating a p<opoeolto upgr- IPOI11 to OMolon l the fou•iiM o1 folllflod -could. ancf lhOUicl. hiVI a .e<y demaglng ell.-t on the plan. W~h a num/H< ot top compotiUvo toomo-WIItch tnvOivo a ld. ocholotlhlpo, roc:rultlnp and atumnl ._,_,,_. te &Jwoya thl " - o f tome typo of -"'Pflon. Wi t , _ OMalon 1ap01111nd the nono of thON foctors. the odell lOt that oro gr.. tly - ; r-t. UB th""''''lllnd ..,.. onougOI bUCb the oddl. Tho C<ed~lty ol UB , ..me INlY atso-alblllt unllltly-como undlf 8CtUtlny. AI the xa.tei coocn ulcl. "I would think tWice about ptoylnp Buflolo ogaln," at would other , ..mo. Tho ..tlcllty of atolllllot lot gamoo atrACIY ployod ...., otoo oomo uncle< q~tion . Whether or not It Ita tum cooct>'o roopon.olblllty tu make ouroototllll<:e 00 tu the p,.u oocurototy 11 dobotoab18. Just 11 IIOmle>he aocro keeping and IH'biiCI&Inpthe rllullt. Yet Wlllto Muntwah can porl\opa biUCU1ed for not nec-rltY knowinp thlt folelflod .,.,.. were lntllolly rtPOIIod. thoro """" to be tittle juotlflcatton fu< oot co<roctlnp them once thoy wera - ~ . f onnounced E- 11 Montwlh did not know fotae scoroe w.,. bolnp documented no hod to not loathe r-orthenop011o. Wt>en t>OJtlt,.,M oxlottnconectly. he put~_, e<edii!IMy and t11o loom's on thellno. For that. thero are few - - - t - - be tktle fotgl-. G'-lhe -ton In -ton to t h e - ocandaJ lUI yoor-ltO.OOOwao- from a _ . , undet~o<lmlnlttrotlon, thl• Unlvatolly-tlllnk vwy carefully of Ita - o n hlaauaponaton. A tot ol the d - il oltMdy donO: perhOIIS the rigM mod~ con .._ rnoro from ~ng In the futuro. Erections, ekctions, who cares.? ld4allstlc tt>o Proslclonce may be. the reality Is that were Monts ti>O Cat'o Corpse In Tolbln Hell not many WO<Jicl care Of even notlu (exCIPI mo)'be tnoJanitO<tJ Anyone who heo - n to ••..,.,,..,. IM011ngo can tutlty to tl>elr uttor vapidity lbanlnp the exc:ltlng parsonallfy conflicts~ As tong 11 tne cultural, ...:teattonaJ lind ClUb oct~ continuo. otlldonto will tort<- tno -only doftoro. t hale to aound oo alnl<:kle. 1 roall._ tnot busSes do go to Albony to protlll tuhton hlkoo. but Wilen tne mess ol studento wont a Prolld4nt lher wJH lobby for OCl8 (unless IM)"re too buty with more tmf)Oftant thlnps like bee<, Genital Hoopitl~ or AccountlngJ To "'' Editor. Juat an aft~l on the ge<mlnol atowdont orectlono. SotTy lbo\ that. SA atactlons. Why don't otudonle want to vot» Goth yoo. I've worrlod away nlghto o - this vwy quoatlon. It bumod my.ooul and my room amett funny. 11'1 not thlt 1hly don't wont to, tner don't care. TN• yaor'o p r - t. (1laf1 Sclwn&rtt, no Mole ~,Canoyaon, no Dim Shehan. waft I 001 It) Joo llipkln prom!to be more opon 10 tno otewclents. OUfll )!lie of poop (or litho! quoti01J It to my opinion (though it naa been"'""' by othoro In tt>o post. lind will be razed by ott>ort ofttf this In my tenure 1.1 UB t've never been able to discern a eplatle) that olllcera of SA are lffot...,ont. Every PrNidOntle goinpto ttammol apofhY and build bridges difference between aucceutve Pfetldttntl, and I do rud The Spectrum. • to both admonlshatratlon and etupente. To tho majorl!y of atuplclenta the moat lmf)Oftont poaltlont oro h. .d ol At any rate, let's face It, It took mHIIona ot years to make a success 04J:t of man (unlell you 'harbor UUAB. tho movie committee. and vorlout club het~~ . not to menttonchllrpaopto (bog pe<oont) of Ihe loots. tt creatlonl$11aonlngs). eo Whit do you OXP<!Ct from four an accounting offloa were Mt-up to dloburoo student year& of college or even one year o t a Pre.sldenf. lu~oto vatloua commlttooa, otl\..tlc t.. mo. and ctube, Sluce Jlftltfns people would sumve. You oould novo a tottery ror fundi lo tPOnSor opeakera.-. r - . . .. etc. Tho ofltc. ol Prwldont 11 o nMtonymy for atepplng P.$. II you lhHI. , . twsklont'a jOb I• MXIIO us•tus atone to futu.JW cateer ls not 1AI trom the trvth.. Howe¥« !'0• do you think the v-twti<Htlr IHIO. Un~ork tile bottle bill All too ohan. p<Aitlco gotln the way o f - Mnto. CUe In point: the "bollia IIIII." _ _ _ _ ...... •_ ln \ t_ l e a_ -lh e •_ - - -_ -bo ltl elo w llndltolii'INI· t.ttudleolllva ---- -- vld e n - navt found .-...,..woy to sUbeldiZe their vlcl., game hlbltl. • So ""Y hiO New Vorl< been un-to paoo ouch • low? Well. bottll<t ond butt..........,. haVI ft.tmod • strong luOby end hove caurted o gwo madrugada ,......,_.,.-...,r. lt'l - l y u-uocl wny t-tnduatltes a(o agaln11 a taw mondotlng te!Umoblo Cdnt-.; It -~ IIU b<JS!noeo lut thO bolt ............. ancf lor bOlt len-without any companootlon. • But tno effect• on theM lwo or~ will oot be IU -aalotlng 11 tt>ov cla1on. ancf thellollllltles do not ?• fu<- YO!!< Statotu tit Idly noxt tu o pita of dtrty boltteo u begin to eltect~ doll with I)Oitullon Tho- by the Bultolk Collllll' LegiolatU<8 to IOICl oloCIJ-Ior that p<-thattn... te ~-Min our political oyo~orn: tl\lt wt.on thO Stat& - t l 1 o u t p\lylng polltb. oJucallty heo tho •>Pllun to declcll more"""' "''* •- - 1 1 - t o r 11. - · - .... But Suflotk'o octlon , _ , . more thtn a b<lltte bill lvr tnot port ul 1111 Stato-~ - • tholthl _ _ , h u - . 11<-oQn lind ut- ••••• con n<iW- o!llod Other countteo-u will u New Y<>tlt Chy-haVI okOICiy lndtcatod lhat ,..., me, ouell taws. Tho tlma 11 tlgnt lor fhl lk>ttle bill. Till state government will be -glnp IIMI<tly !rom · - ul Ito -,..11 omboronlnp petiudo I~ • lvng lima-thO Madlcetd ~~Mile: • qulclt lind .enolcol meoouro Ia ''' -~-- . . . . .Illy""' ulatod In Albany. Thll poiMiun·figlltlng bill-··-- by Cttrls wu.. We o!lliko to'-" lrlendo by dfOilj)lnp nomn famous piop"' we've known Prepare to be fmproaM<S: t. Oonpnqui, t h l ' - ' • • -. tsmylorme< ort tNCI>Of's txotl\et. Sho'o the one wno got mod 1 we<o tl>o button that aalcl that - ' - Wv-th pointed by numbon. I -'<!If II Oon hat 1 b01t• oenoo of humor. lt ahouldn't mtfiO<. • • hO't PNtller. 2. You '\ftOW thOM SUQII pockott In Tho LlbfatY7 Tho,.., one With • picture of two mon tfttl"o 11 a table In front ot a stained glaas window. and I know tho guy on the..,ft. 3 . When 1 was In the filth grt<lt. my beet friend ~·· titter went out with 11>0 guy Who otorrod In Joaon and th• Goldlftl Ft.-. • - The guy wno cull my hair hod hll pl<:turo taken With Jayo P. Morgan 01 •fhl Gont Show • And he k • guy WhO Md 1\lo plet.... taken With Rlcoftlo Montillban. S. 1got a - " ' In 111116 from Olno Marti n - he was 1D u. 01no. Doolancf Billy Q10UP &.tuwo.n--.oto F..-.oCorlnon~at """ - . ~"' ..... tteG. Ho Oignod fhl -togotualntollla-Hmy ot,., fo<_ _ .,. ho..... ofl" """'*'• __.. '*""""- to•.ao I mla,lld -.lnQ "8oornHo-*' ,... , _ 7 1 n tnls aunt She _ , loom"~ ~- 7 My . . _ - Goctgo Pllrnpcon'a 1-.- ........., """ - by the word Ia out Jnot _ ,.... Goctva - 1 0 lhe olllol. ._...,......., .._..or-"""'- p11y - - " T o Cltrla. _..• mo1 ...,__, . . ID-·Iar-lfllll........,_ ol ,._,_lllcr~•tthO ..,_,...,...,....- OI'OIIInd..uil'*-totiOior-juloalt-""'of on .,_..,... n. .e<y ,..,, rt.y my - * ' - HIQ--- prlntod tn lllf """"""· IS.Irnlt a beG tacly. She WOO-ring Whal._.., lo tie my_pld.,.,..mottrau, a pllr of two hila. She wu buoy talking to a fiN l>ydrtnt. Otherwlto I would /lovo otoppod to tllk with at length aboutlho true moaning ol our axlttonco 1'111 11>0 p<tco of Muocatat. 15. 1 koow a guy wno knowo thO guy w1to played a ""''"'~~' gUild In "Tho Aooo.. t7. 0notlma-n t w u - g tn adoctor'aoffico 1 1-.cl ~tChattaon two of tho Buffalo._1 WfOio _ , fhllr homo - - And one tlma I '* _____ _ L t WIIIIIO IIWI ......... Will> ,_ . toot bOll PI~ret .ltltYoatao.lrlr.ct,l-lllloughju-htgiiWIIMim. ~ I'll footal wltel M In my Mnlo< L Thl- ..............,_ flna,IIUI ~-- "'ft.,_.,............ -;.. - 1- t-.. . " " " Tho,., _ , ,._ • _ - On HatJowoon. w1to - _ -O.J. fhl" - frOjll o..l. Slnlpoon. " ' ......_,._., I& F\toplo - - I haVI ......... Of-· ........ Don illctMa, Gonion Ughtfoot, ........ ,llol!a ...... e..z-.. F--lhe-lnthl_',_,el~ MuUc -lllllllght Edooolld \lltlatlo-- wllh tho """'-lc. .-.ta. Onoo- Cltennef ID . . . , . . . . . - 7- "· '..,_hod~-"''"--~ editor Dan ' -• 0. wu It Dan .,_,.,., 1 dln1 _ _ _ _ ,, ...... , , l>la•-- Oln. Ot tltelr ,.....,.,lt. . . 1.-..o on thO pt>ono. - l l Joe llllnon? Wall. t know II waon, Elana. Mll)'lltl lt wM - l r O f h r,. cu,;.M. �feedback! i ~ Sel/'rsh opposition To lha Editor. In reganJ 1o a recent letter In T,. SpectrUm "Oppose M111tery Oral no," we would like.to countetp<>lnt a few of thaldeao. We vrtOUkS agret that che reduction of su.a<tent aid In the form oJ atuoeot IOana 10 that Fecloroii'I)Oney may be rechanne:lotd lnto ~turea of mllfta.ry nature doet repruent a tangible tou to some stUdents• ability to .,.y '"' COllege How-. we would like to polnt out thai oollege Ia a prModge, 11Q1 a rlgllt. and llko any prf'Mdge " muat be earned. No one ts owed a living "' anything .... they na-·• wor1cec1 '"'· .\good numt>o< ol the atudentalhlt oU-Ihle Unlver*hy nave pan O< lui-time lObe t o e - t'*< educetiOn end to them It -II*JI !hay cen do II. WhY can'lother peoj)le. All It 1 - Ia pride end lnllltlnal lcwtltude: yau r - . INI ..,_ ~ thlt built thlsCouotry that enjOYS lbe hiQ-t atandard of living In tho WO<Id. liM II or no<, end we do not. the wO<Id is fl~led wlth no'""" end meaaures must be teken to Pfotect ou,...,... and UlOM that cannot protect themM-. Tille r-nalblllty. unfortunately, requires the ocqui&IIIOn of aufflc'-'>t military power to dOter encroah~n t or aggr"alon on us Of oiJJ allies, and 11 we have to wofk • lillie hltdor for the Country that our -we fothe,.. fought ond died IO<•.wo aren't going to bitch aa If hot token our candy away. In put ~,.. ltd hot been I~>Crouad to students 1n tho form ol TAP and 6EOG Whlell Ia gniol lor economically nandlcappad studonte. but 11 gives a lol ol people on attitude ol " well, lllt'a free i guess I'll go tooollogo." • Contrary to opparent ldeu, theocadftltC <IUllllty of the ltudent bOdy hat deereued. lnd_.,clent ao.vveya nova shoWn deereaalng SOOtH on aptitude tolta du~ng lhoM "pool V'-tnam ~"'or demllitarlutiOn." Would lnaoulng atd to ltUdents change this trend? Wo tlllnl< not. EducetiOn allould be mOte U..n four yoara ol panles woth ctaues In to IIIII time. Studonta ahould roelize tllat their future lo lhapod h<lro. and In thO real WO<Id "Uncle S&m"ls not going to hand !hom 1 living on • sliver platte<, nor ShOUld no nave to. Tho thlnga ono _.oclates most In me a.rethtt 0 - you haVI worl<ad naroest IQI. So In clollng, we auQgesttnet P!QP4e open their eyes to tho problema and responsibilities ot thO wO<Id and think a llttlo leal ol thomMives. bet., StumbliOG l,...tlcalty through thO onstetands ol financial -..nty, clelld>l"'l soggy ~ lil<o , _ , - , I atond 1011th hoi - . roaoy to c:onlrcnt . . bllle. fir>al nolk:el and disconMCt waminQL Thera wu ,,.,. t-lnsuflerab4os t - -. untR tl'tOII reckiHI ability 01Cppeed reuonlng .......... oomparable to the . . . . . --t ·-- PoiMCI for bOtlle 1n the badlands of economiCs. I - . . y wHh vk:louolntenl. With a menacing ,_, l etllh t ho -trlc - n y with a money O<Cier and Otoole In trlu~hlnt tom>< aoll releases ltsllOtd on my throol. WlpiOG thO blOod trqrn my, paycheck, I am rulhod hom bolllnd by the rent and hurtod to thO ground with tho IO<OO ol oome unknown b&etord - nuc- - n,... of lho I a.y In prOCOIO. ~ trl """'· "*'tal cll10<der', rapid ION ol - . Tbo lendlord II dwlclng...,.... m y - with Gucd op!Qs"">lte my lim@ .......,._ II 'mUite<ing ond apltllng In little .....-no a --~ty,thatlltoaoy tnoretano ' ........ tho -~ tho gil 1>111, "" tultiOft- _ _ ~ ..,_...,..,_1-"_a ~-·----..,·· -«'• _....,_, . I I.,_ t""* ol '*"tte l)loi.A·OIIIIII untilI -l hll ·-'l oltoftl,.,.--11111-- - .... ......... ~ o1 dllcMn - my perento lot end . , _ Nltno 1n ~to conlalol ,.,....... • · _,.leln lht llorf\&CII of tulllon,II\ICI< end milky Olgeol........ - OOllnO ~~- ...... - - - a n d To tht Editor: t ape8~, ' am certa1n. f~ ma.(ly of u• WhO hive r. .d The Spectrum for years and years. You made fl a very good year, . Coverage of Gen..-al EdUUtion. IO< nample. • IOPIC ot duzllng comptexi\Y. turned out to bo 1 groet success becau~e ~al reponers were es6&gf'\ed to h. Tho opOC!al supplement Oh the Pill of was eKtraotdmarny good bec.ause it was newt. fn the btll aense tt\al the past i:s new. to freshf'tWn and to ~d. • You cfiCI 1 WO<Iderfut job. Elena. Joo. JoM. Soth. evet)'bodY built a t);g year. I ooeok lor m~~A¥--"!!!51,_. tn.t tf'Mt O.storter WfU Q!tebra1e y<MH yNt &n year& to come. Horry JKI<son and his po,...,U1e. leaping off ua C&pen Hall. as yw Pfed1c·ted rt. was an tnaplred tOUC:f\ v..u did olftict tne comlortob4e end yau c~;o comfort tho afflicted Good Journalism. Good-byo. Ch11tas E. Smith. Jr Stova Hylkoh J,. Cl•nclou Jim Gorman ASSOCIIte Proflll()l, 81olog'( Thanks• .so ~rv Mue,-Ed Cooperation and peace To babble'or not t o babble To rha Editor. S() long...:..you f ared well II tilt block and White plastic slgns that say things llko; ONn of tho CollogOS, Kunonos IO< C&rey end such. I am aJarmed It the lndiserimJnanl lndifftJet"~Ce displayed i.y thoiO knowledge IO< sole batons. In my d-OUSIY lliomelul despair, I offer them my Aunt Mertltm 11 a token to my uselessness. They lnalatonthrMJ&rSOI W_.smustarcl.mrwardroboot PolY-'-" bondage o_.atus. my cyst oolleetiOn and .,.yment In lull. 011 to the side. rent and gas bOlla oro COIIIbO<Itlng In vk:loul treaChery. They offe. tu"IOn a deal In which they allow me to Ir-e to death bY IQfclllQ me to ltve In dlscarcsed refrlgetators scallere<S a.round greasy 6ullol0 junkyords ln tho dead ol wlntar. Tuition. nodding In ogreement, odds !,hat It will rfPQOaMI tnt knowtadgoit hos already foori«t mo. In outrooe and delllnce. I show them a oopy ol mr oontroct which cleltly IIIIIOS that all knoWiadge purchoted Ia donO one 80-<lay trial bills. T"-Y pointed out tome t~t I wu rea<lfng from the wrong conVIct, ono !hot 1 hod eiQntd wlth Ok;k, Clart< rn which 1 r~ 12 record a1buml for 99 cents and • whllk broom ..-With til& hlirs from Oick'a nose. i 1c:aiMd them t-nged lUes that sud< t h e - ol run a n d - animals. Flnady. • waa analllng Itt noltY '"tie swollon m1t1 of doCal' onto tho -.legreocltopoyt110moliS$0a_ond_a ~w-. In pUblic unt• ,,. - paid. 1, _ alt In my own heated bedroom wUhan aloctrlc t~ter o c:h- gtau ol lith piss. Down lho h. . Ia my very own bathroom with a condom dioponw - a ooewntno plnl< tollal - . _.., night 1 can alt oomlo<Utbly ftc:<ote lntOie<lble amount of &elf· ..._"'"Ito prlttl a n d -· Ffll!llt D. LoS.UO To rho Editor: As • panic:lpant in thO lntematlon&l Fiesta,_ April t 1, t wouklltke to thank aN the other pank:lp.antt and the oudlence wliic:h contributed to • tNty llno and . - . ce~e~>ratlon. The nut. tno lhllty ttage. ond tno pockad Alllno<e Room tun olnolso, all- to tho joy ond excitomonL This led meta_,.,.. at>out Whit wiH n.apcMtn when Squire Han wUI no h>noer be the center of ouch events. CefiP>ty thO .-ntstlc and otlenatlng Amherlt C&rnpus woll not be able to oflar the some dowrt to eanh atmosphere. However. the best surprf~e came at the end. When h wa.s announced that In the name ol eoopet"atlon (as .opposed 10 CO<OpotltiOnl, awards would bo presented to •" participants. A few boos were dhectOd 11 thts announcement (and I hope these ~pie will teconsfdet1, but mostly applause waa heard. AI a flrm bel- In coope<atiOn being one ot tho malO< lactO<s leading to WO<Id puce. I felt It wu not only • "nice" goature. but a very important ono. It wu tsPOCialty ltr\port&nt at this polot 1n limo when notionllltm and .-11.10n oro Ieiding to-ld w01 rn ctoolng, t _.td liko to appeal to all In the lnuwnaUona.l Cotnmunity to Mt eo example to thOM" John Wl'f!>ll Who dae*aloly noed to - . . llboul Whether oro ~- C:Mstlan. ll<atli 0< Arab. we mull - l l t a - lrom _.,ion. - and -_.. -""*'" rot1101 lhln dJu,saoaatt - f r o m NCh OlhOf, I.AI'I do It fof IH Of Uland for oor Chitdtan WhO trten rno(e need a trattfnll workl tollvoln. • Andrew Go,.blowokl ''Miod• Poton,l• - d•M/1 ptOUP �mluion sllllC<DC#t. Tfie Comm111<t is dlvidcd into three sec.tions: academic. ad.ministntive and merna! aff~' .A founh .,oup- is eompesing a preamble and an. introduction. Clwt.ma , quality of student life as the major issue " M~hy, a candidate in the upcomio& GSA dectlons, was ated to participate- 1M Commillet by GSA P~t Howard Bcnnctt. "I orilinally dcclincd,'' I* notcd, · "HOWt\'Cl', Howard insisted we •'The idea was to get ~pte with needed a...more Pf't)~fe~Sive voice on knowted&c ..,of l~ University." the Com:mif\ee." ____ ~fkin is •oeedftl with UB administriotors in addition to the ..-udent advisory commllltt, to utablish the needs of thc University. Faculty and Sludelit members or Ihe Search Commillet laavc also bcco )YO<klftl toaethtt successor to present • Prai~~t , outside of the Commiuee lO Robcn L. Ktttcr, they offtied an fonnulate an idea o( What they outlbie or qoltilies <:>tp<tlcd.• ' -• ..O:aariuna." Rifkin ~xelalmed . ~ ••t•ve mtt with (faculty Senate "He or she will have 10 be willina to E~IM Commilltc ~n) live and work visibly In ..tile Nor'man Solkoff to diseu~ our Univ'e rshy ~mmunit y." The goals/' ·Rifldn said. "We'll met1 President can help crtate unity on -ap.i.n before the next Search campus. Rifkin believes, ir people Commiucc meeting." realiu he's a real person they can Bolli SI<JdcoiS ~tcd on the relate to. power rOles-<hal could dcvelo~ . "I would like ~o sec a radical -.,ltbia, the,.Comll)iltC,:;(JIIIrin&. the President," Tol51oy Collf&e nine. mooth -procioillult': Rifkin was member Murphy said. ••SomC'One roncerned tha·t 1 Cc.\mmittce who wouldn't hack invtslmcols in Chairman Robcn I. Mlllonz.i ~II South Afr-ica and nuclear not resp«:r student opinion. research." State University of New York Student rttponsc it che Keuer Central representative Murray forum iO Squire's Haas Lounic Block isn't caking anf Jypc oJ indieated that the ff.lationship leader1hip colt, accordin& 10 bclwttn 1~ t~~~t·o campuses and a Murphy. ..He·s more of an cenlral awderu union are primary advisor,•• Murphy uplained. ~n'tf· "h secrh5 to me-, " .. He's · partic:ip;ucd io Abou.l 2S Murphy · aucned, ''lhC' new - commiuees already and he's President should conlidcr the CUn'ttnly invol~ in si."~C." 1 -ifkin explained. When the sfa~t is complttcd II will be wesentcd to the Presidential Search Colllmiuet. Whik Rifkin and Murphy..,_, Ihal it~ too e&rty in !he search tO -have specific txpettations f<!ll a _,. ..... ... . . . F-- _ UTS TAU: - . . _ - - I I A I_~ - Joo- ----~ by 1\111111)' Rose• Sill// Wriftr wortdna •ith t.he COmmittee over the summer-studenu will come buk in September and we'll be a T•'O student JCP.tCSCntatives to lona wa,y down the road by th~." the UB PresidenUal Search Murphy and Rillton- are bolll Commillec waited in Squire's ~that by-die ti~ SIUdcnlt Center Lounae Friday for ad•icc on realilc the importance of I &he what students '6'0Ukl lik'e in the Committee's dcc:i•ion. they ""11 be futurr Prcsidtnt. Howewr. only a aoo late to•of(er tbdr vi~s. ••wc•u handful or Sludcnt< carcd to offer be rc.viewin& candi~atcs by suucstions to Studeru A.sodation September,"·Murphy <xplaincd. (SA) President Joe Rifkin and An Internal Advisory Committee Graduate Student As.sociation has bcco formcd to advise Rirl;in on (G,SAI Representative P<!ttr the quatmcalions students ¥o'Ould Murphy. want the new President to have. ''11u: semener end.s- $00n, •• - Committee membtrs art l'l'lft!'liDs Murphy cautioned. "We'll be rqularly to develo-p a Uni>-mity S/1«1n~tn Student searchers meet peers ~~~~---ADVANCED· ~ · ~~ REGIS-T RATION · ~EGINS TODA¥1 ACL Self Storage Ceater USS Hlogoro fallS Bouf...rd Amtwrst-. NY (3 mi. north or - ... MaiQ. 691•7563 l~aal fiO<OII" conditions for U>ose IWmJ you QO't toke home (trunks, boxes. bOOICS. at<.) Rent ett:her a: • 4 ft. Jt -4 ft. x 3 ft. locker at $9.00/mon~ 5 ft. • 5 ft. • 10ft. ._.,.at $16.00/month Sft. X 10ft. X 10 ft.loektr"~t $26.00/month ' c.u today to .-... your . • lookar-•. XEROX CQPIES SELF IEIMCE - .r.. ~ SELF RIIVICE NO MINI - QUANnTY _.....__ ___ ........... IN I OUT PRIN11NG --,\W.GNnl 1 117-·ft.---ATetIII_CAT.,.. .... -~-11:, ~summer _ _ • •, . . . . . .AL0- Sessions ADVANCED ~GISTRATION WEEK: TODAY THROUGH FRIDAY, MAY 1 Mere: 0//bz of Administrations & Records l..¥8 Summer sessions .offers one of the naHan's. Hayes A - B. Moiit St.•Campus • Wile,.; 9 am • 7 pm Mondav April 279-am - 4:30pm Tuesday, Aprii 28 through Friday, May 1. largest summer programs. --P&Ua- 0.00--· N.--- Graduate Cl(l.d undergraduate courses are scheduled throughout the 00v and euening enabll"fl you to make up thot lost course or speed up )lOUT Unilergroduate tuition remafi1s groduation day. $30 per credit hour, plus fees, for New York State residerds. GraclutU tutltlon for resldent$;1$ $58.50, plus fees. Qt _......_... _ WITHn.C:OOI'OII ..... O.C.31,'11 VAUDAMYnME - �. .--·-AA--.-·:-" THlOLDROC«PLe,..,...._,WW ................... hou... Bulls lose another meet· ~eN toqt.ng ao COMW\d • MW, ctowmown tt-10-Major'--"'""'"""'"'"att· War Memorial Majors may come to bat in City by Joe D111 S/>«'1""" $/tiff ..., _ RauiiS of 1 r('ttf11 study ronduacd by the Eric: County lqUioture ucl •'"' Eric: Counly Sc>on Coundl ha>'< <~~own ami Buffalo has lhr -...ary ;.,...... ond 1 tars< <t>Ouah marla for • major lea&ut ba1Cboll •c:am. "Thm' i• no doubt ..n . - I hal ~ hiV< mouch suppon for I \>asd>all I<Am," t><elaimcd' o'uffllo 1 Mayor JamO. Griffin._ '"W~ had the nlarktt u.udy done and it .,.,..'CCI IIIII Buffalo had I markd roc ~-.ball ." ,,It w.--as an objcdi\C S1udy~·· ~kl A11()('1')Cf f'ranci< Offmruon, I ma}Of piOO<OOI<r llltmplifl& In brine blstbell 10 Ruffa~. .. And the res'ull ~ ~'tt'r \'n)' ra\·orab1e." Th< ont pr<r<QUi•h< f~ a team 10 play In Buffalo is thai a ncw-51adiurn will havr 10 be' eonJin.rC1t'd. ·•l'hcrt' i$-oowa.r •~cu ha:\-ratcam ~ wilboulara ad<'Qual< Sllldium, .. orr<rman said'. Wh<n ukcd if the l'llldium • ill he buill outdd< of Ruffalo, .. in 'lhe cast of Rich Sladium, OIT<rman replied, ··ane (outside ahe chy) is ~ouah-rhc 1:11dium musa be dowruown.•• ... don'tlnov. ..-na-t rundina -.;u eomt from:• said Offerman. •· A,. wiah most larse cities. Rullalo h near bankruptcy, so I doubt they will have to pay onything. Possibly Eri< Counly or the UOC tUrban Dcvc~ot>mcn• CO<pllflliori) or OK' Stat• •ill help out." Off<mW> ocklcd. "Ttwy(lbc Slat<) f!IWIC'cdlil< Carrier Oomut Syraie\IK University. 50 they could help..,. h<rc." u Wt wQn'l WOO')' aboul tl\a\ Urteil•'hc time" coma," commcAI.td Griffin . .. Bul l feel lhat \\'t .ha~ that Ruffolo has a mali<« for baS<ball and the pc<ll)l< ..;n come and h<lp us linancially .',.. • The M~l Slcp for Ruffalo il; tho rabin& of Jldditional money 10 <'OIIIplcle I Sludy for the aJidlum and the "ha.""'" present C'i1y markd sieu.atton. "We need an additlot1ol $100,000 to att the srudy done " ..ld Offrrman. "We hove rai>cd Sl$.40,000 $0 fu ~ ..~ lhouJd ,cs il aU by tht summtr. Thn~~s no probl<m in that.'' When can the people or lluffalo e.p<n J«ins Major t<a~u< team playina .h<r<t Griffin prcdiru that o Mojor l.eaguc team could be p1ayina here\\ ilhin r~ 10 <C'v-tn y~ars." HO\\CVtf. Ihat ma~· be a Uult optimiSik. tht Mayor ron<'~. The UB mens track and r..ld teant dropped yd an<Mher clecislon Wcdno.d y- lhis tim< 10 1M Brockpon State ()olckft E...... 96-36. In "-N.t :•urts <OOdl AI Hrinnt c!eocribcd as "rather a disast<r ... UB dominated the track ponlot1 or lhe IOUnl&m(ftl, • innins evetu~-but rould pla«- no benet" than SCC'OOd in any or the f.r.ld f'\'C'RI~. ''We \\On Ihe lrack Olt'd, butlosl lbt rtetd m~:· bonoan('d Hdncn. "Wc'rt prcuy "rona 0111ht Irack-but Ihe rdd evans arc Llllinc ..... Tho U ll oJOO m<ftr r<by tam of Tim Rutoh. Omnis SttrnbC'Ia, Dan Gillis anCI F.d l,dc/ltoo 100~ fir" pQ<e. Tho Bulls 1600 mc<<r rt:lay team or Gilli~. Butolt, Rob Chan1 and Jim T)"~l. was abo vkioripw. Winnina in iodivktuat tracl.. cwnts (.ex UB v.ctc Dan. fisher in the in the SCDl (16: 14.3), 14&hloo In the 100 hllfcM<s ( : 1~ .91}, ~ Nonoo in ~ 400 1:49.8) and Cl>ant in the 100 (l:OS.l). In 1M fldd ....,,., Tytocl ,.... the only tomt><tit~ Bull, placina ...ancl In b<>lh the pole vault and &he triple J......,. 1500 (C; l2.2) and B. R. ~· G. Research Support Gra nt Committee of the School of Medicine -wishes to announce that applications are being accepted for awards to begin June 8. 1981. t Applications may be picked up in I 02' fa rber Hall. Oesphe the linancial outlays of a II<" >IOdrum and, Griffin qrecd "'ith orraman. e.plainins that the ahe tinw in"ohcd. 1ht end roultf ,.;11 bt promisin& for .adium ..;a ti\ dy b< dO"~to..~ and thai the City ~ · the Cily. 141~AI>PIIicaltiot1S must .... number of illo itt. mind/' "'Jt's aood for lht «<nomy." rcnllrked Maror • • in OJqQ probl<ms ,..ilh the rons~ruC'Iion of such 1 May 22. 1981. Griffin .. II'S good for aourism. businn_\ and the >lrUC'Iu"" fu~dina for lh< stadiun> has yct 10 he derided rcputalkm or the City. It's aood for Buffalo." on. 8PM be submitted to 102 Farber by Bufhlo State Uqion Social Hall $4 with stucknl tD and SS!! oth<-rs. nCKETSO'ttto&kM t\uffS..w. a C'C'OfJ Tllc • trT. 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Intern recipients will work with profess1onal environmental specialists on projects. Students with natural science or environmental soclo·polltlcal backgrounds are preferred. Interns will receive a stipend and be requfred to work a given weekly schedule. Ecology a nd Environment. Inc. Is an International consulting firm that applies 50Cial and natural sciences to the solution of environmental problems. Typical projects Include environment a.ssessm~nts. land use planning. environmental impact statements. social impact assessments. hazard and ri~k analysis. foeld and laboratory water and waste analysis. noise abatement, and so forth. Send Resume witb current copy of transcript and letter Indicating your career interest to: Dr. Dennis Hodge Environmental Studies C~ter 123 Wilkson Building 2 Ellicott Complex Amherst- Campus -PM SHcer~.SWitlr HUAOLIHO A HUf'OlE:A Aoyllt' hUn:MtttlrMhef p.~yekiring F~y.... 1}._1101outo 8toe:kpon St•t•. The ,. .M't record •••1 'o 'f·t *191t• lo04'M nne indiridual e.tr.ort" Unde(ec;Jted skein ends as Royals fall to,Brockport by .l~llrey R. Tir•rstoa A.s:JdiMtl~ £ddiW The UB women's track and r~ld team acknowledged this past wed: that whm you're undefeated, your opponents are in top form and ready to bkmish a pufect record . ' The UB Royals lUted untiltbeir eighth contest before suiTerins their rtrSt loss. The Royals fell to host Brockport State Collese 174-110 Wednesday as si.x •aluablc UB athletes failed to make the: uip becau~ of illnesses and academic reasons. With one quantt of their :zA..member team home. the Royals lacked the depth that has carried them through four prMo11s mtets. "I had to throw girls into any e>'Cflt juSI to fill in empty positions,n said coach Ooris Oay. "It's really unfortunate beeau~ we're both. strong ~ms. We had · . the makinas of a good meet. "NOI 10 make excuses, but so many diffttent thinp oould ha~ h~ppened if we fielded a ful(team," added the c:oa<:h. Group Legai _Services and Commuter Affiars present: Mbslnapenou · The Division Ill Royalsleff behind mid-distance spedalist.S Mary Starkweather and Cheryl OandyJn addition 10 lona.distance runner Terri Merrill, an~ field athletes Lisa·oratto, Maureen Alhan and high jumper Monica PerradOito. Perradono, 'Suffering from mononucl~sis believes her season with tl\e Royals is over. "It doesn'tlook lilce l'll be bade this year," she wd. "I just have to walt &rid t« how thin&a 10·" However, Clay believes that lcaviD& tile athletes home to recupuate will atrenllhen the Royal&' clwlca' at this past w~kend's Cortland Invitational and the upeom.ins State Championships May !. ../ · With Grano and Alban's ahsencc, the R~ most effecti~ wcight athletes-those who COIIIpCit iQ sucb odd e-.u as the javelin, discus and the sbot.put-left UB with tiD-ins qainst a club lhal "dwdls on field events," a«ordins to Oay. For the Royals, Soc Chamberlain enjorecl her best· day or the season with a . double r&rst plaee finish in the tOO.meu:r and 400-meter hurdles poctina a time or 15.90. i'As the -.on .,_,. oo t1fUYOOC becomes strona« in their ~.. ..W Owaberlabl. "Maybe the pteSSUre or beins UDdcfC81cd lOtiO a dlis llnoc." Clllsllblrtllo also ~ - " ' j11 the «10-meter sprint while llldlor ~of the mile rday, Jadr OclwacUio, flllillllal ahead or the pede 1n the: ~met«. 1111nercc1 Terry Merritt'• IChool record with a time o( II :22. ao-tlo also placed IICODd ill die 1500-meter with a time of Vehicle S Traffic law and You! Monday, April :l7th at 4:0(l pm .. HAAS LOUNGE SQUIRE HALL ,....._die Topics Include; S:20. DoailliqMe N llllcller, ~ In the lone jump for tbe fits1 . . . .ll f ICIDIIIId . . tbe ... IW I( ~ -. Doaaa Mmo establislied llrie' . . . . _ IJllllll (t:OI.S). • .S.~ m«er long 8lld . . a IIICIIIbcr of the record Parlcift8/Traffic Tickets ·oWl VIolations What To Do When - . Arrested . .. - Jlllf. · _... -" . .( &$.... . .............. rv-., Oaybdievos "the ..,.. .... IaGie lll6a .........,,. . . . . the dmllllll.anees. Due 10 erratic~ keepiai . , are not available. 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GfYc "' • 1r1et CIW'Iel"l Come. t!l'lioT lito Jan lO.l Por1er C.~. APril )0. JIM (luU. meyt)t by tM UMI wt oradl.lele -.w'll "'' ltdnot to9tthtr I do Happy 8Jrthd.t11 LOW karll'" 1 3248 I ~• W·tns. arM. MWtericm. disRrt•·llcri.. '"'"'.._ c.U ms-oHL TYPING DONE on .-._ ................. _.. ter Mk:ro ~ MWCI kw .. .........-.c.. ...... TWO GlttU WANTED to ~t ~ RestaUfallt and =.:'..!.~0:::"' ..,, 11-'Y.,. 1 H...-••• m..,.....,.. to being oooa frtetfcts M.K, t<-Y B,_.Y 10 1h0 ltll•d boO! a.JW""- S..H. Mid LG. ... Street .,._, . F&MI\LE SU8LIM'TE-R5 F•turioel 1o1. .1c by SUI L£TS -~,_. TEO, btautffvt• - Of'! us. .... . .,.. .C.U--IY'I(IImo, - "The BDas" Ekuc• Spri"gsteen Free Popcom !0-'....;, Tuesday: - - __..... L.....- """"'· ~... ean-- • Don Emllllo Tequllla Party --.COl·--- Free Don Emllllo 'T.Shlns lo by raffled. 1.25 LoCist« En Rolla TWO IUa L«JTERS WAMTeO NW ~-a.a..--. -TWOJtuKETT'ERS _ _ .._MSCptb .. I I "You'll Loll«! Our SulK, T~ "f''IIO I ·---------------------~ - Ianning a Party? We on er everyt.b.ia& except the beerlll :=./":*--~".!!'',.;;::::: ' IIIJ . . ,, Ut-e..-, Uh11J1, G J-.4)11)', • ...c:.......... .,.,t. w~~. "'" vo•1•"'"•· ..,...... '"" 1 •I Pac·M•(I 1. ~·etc. Low, HON1bf.... , I ..', · Asteroids ,. Co d THE cRA.Zoesr _ • ,. -..-. 1 • G• ax an • "'' ss •• mman 1 ~.~::~~~- ''"'·-~ Buy one Mr. Super Taco, __ I To ,.,.E- _ , get 2nd at y, Price! c;_..... on 'W'WttPNr. Neool16t14t --1 ~. . . . PROFEUtONAL -rtPING, ~ tnnas. 71 aoM ..- Pl9f', no fOf'IYW. DJomA. 'fHit! a VM. t'he'ln.. ~ anci rnumes6orliNSP4 Mr Taco ·---------------------· M~n t~~·~ rif~ I TONY j lund'we$ and bUncN$. Mon Fnlnc:ulk ""......._ TY~ING ~ protenlonll •'-••••• dltr.Mt't•t&on$. ~ rft&lmet.. etc bt'OOtllbt~•myntt:. Yov..-e .... cvtnf. MfiiiNses:l • ..,.. .,... ~ """l nw wortc~. 1 klw Y'OII ytry" mu«nl TUTORING 1ft Pr!)'Jk:s t¥.:1"..._, Tom v.-.....a« TOM ,Y04J tNJI't' oat 'fO'II1f ~ ~ So t.n n , ..., • .v«\'trl';nq wrn work ou1 vour frltftd RJ<:h, ml'll vou. UK. TO ~y ONCE In a llfctlmt:' You~ m.ot twr'Y'Cf.IY &peetAI aN YCM1 1\ew rw.. SUILI!TJERS. ..,_..,. WO !o MSC. .....:tltJim-. - . ' bfO bOy,G.n 8~N N II: to you... How un anyone not to... row7 t CIOC.PW. POO, t CIIIIUkln'l Of m.tde II ""~ ff'lf• ';to.,. WlrtiOVI fOil. I ftm w~t yOu )0 ~. I f'O'W • 1iP'CJM triMd end *"'"' ••••-n ,.,.,. ...,ns .,..Nw t'O'Iftor•trt.tnct. vou·r• • utnltle" Prei« or.ct, s ru.oent• •v•tL ~~ ·1Jrr6,)· $UIOuS STU<*NT - hav~·t telW'l bthilotM 7 a, ? !30. ANYTHING YOU..,..- •-"M to~ ~a:...._ u.mttas & KCftOt'W;. fr!Mwlt. Vat, Torrt ..l-Dil or 8 1U...,. 40CO. TWO UOIIOOM lOWe• • ..,.. IIUC t~~~~A~D ~~~-pt~~~ PAUL $. You HOUSEMATE WANTED femat.l bed. I!OuM. l mi. MSC 1100. per mo lnc:t~ .Jun. '"' lb·Jis.t .. Who . , . you? Ow'"rJ.. $(nee. 1'¥1 rMI ~.._ We'" low '(OUII H\91 ~ ..""'"" KI"'Y· CMe4 ..,.. TftlftV ~­ HOIIM ,_.,. AC moc11tm ..,., I Wmo ~U l BEDROOMS tt.tll ~ lumi\Md •nd c.ttp e - C$Nn ..,. ~ut. tv'f4.51, P~ ~~.eon Wf'rtpi. . , sua &STTERS I"Hdtd for "" ... li~Ndl. .. ~~ , ..,. ...,,... COHGftAT.S, O.ristiln> and ........ GRADUATE- I TEMS WAH TEO ..,.on. . ...,fJt,eiOl'l pn:..g ... u... DAVID H. Ji/1.1 ~ Y'Oiol tl'ld Mt. ~'fOII'~ande110fU8t fVW" YOU AfW\ IMrie. ~OSEOSLIVE-AEit, HoW~ no¥t $3C9 each ~ SCHHOOC:UMS--You t'NIIy dO NW' a cuM"Oiint Pf_.._ bO>t.M<Islntri\OOd ~~·~. Own ocw•M yow own~ 1 f'lftld llod..., .... Amp.. GMS SlO'o reg S7<1G prnenm .nc~ wwr.. PIOtlile wtttt hnltl'l, •na 1011cs motw•·uon. C•tl WOIMS(: U .. R•y •-v•f...... Mt"'tt. S049.115• TEAC AX300 rea, $400, flOW $1119115 Leo SaeCK Ser•H 15 .,nuo~~y 1)11 otSUIIYAB/MoOl St.~ to P•r1 tim. 104" ~ng mDI"'IItt,f!r....,ffnllf'lellllt~. TO SE'!' Wl\et 'J'O'fW DNft mlWng _. Ouboll w•tch CftanMt 2'9 tonloht be.tw'Mn 7:)0 & • ~oo & TWtd41io; nl0h1 Tooc C3 wllh CBX C.Ut!IO )INd. Reg. S1150, now $82.5. So....,. 65700. oeg. $830, aoW Tne I NCOME: "'*""" ................. .s '81LoolA!CtU,..,nCo~ · Re•tauraat • Coeeealloa • Wholu&le • lkt&il Hot &nd cold eap•, aa.plllaa, ~ platu • &nd towd•. Me!'dlu'• cJ.oeolate. topplAII•· etc:., etc:. ALSO -....tat .r PIIPCOI'I' u.d eouoa c:&ady -..diiMs ...S a..,.ee.. -.Sanarak-Pap•r & Popcorn .Sapplles Inc. 41 Perry St. Baffalo 14103 ISZ·SOIZ .. en.,_ oftllftly • ttte . .ff..o •'"· �sexuality E 4 - C.Jitlr-Appli~tlons are now available tor people who want to train for ~· sexuatfty EdUCation c.nter In Z61 Squlre and 111 Norton. summer minl ng stllrts June 1 . .{ 0pon M-ung-Get together wiCt\ Groups and 51Uden!3 organltlng for and going to U>e Mardl on tile Pl!ntagon May 3. Help work 011t llnal plans fer making t!lis tnt biggest ans str(JnOeSt national marp> In ~ docacle. For more tntcrmadon call 88HSZ5. Meeting tOllay lit '100 p.m. tn Haas Lounge. Squire. Pill Eta Sigma final "TnOetlng and el«ttons will be held tomorrOw ~ 4 p.m. in Z32 Squire. Plans fer final Jl'II1Y rna<jt· please attend. . will bo quote 0 f the d ay Gay Poqplo'o AlllolQ otectlons Wednesday at 5 p.m. In 31 SquJre. .AfiYOM ls wet_' to wt.~ 'and come. I STAOE meets Widnesdly at 700 p.m. In 337"Squlre. L-=------------------' ~~t.!.:Sxt year's omcers wm ~>a held. Til& party ·'.Heros are only foo~ who have a talent for nothing else , ," Tile Homocomlnt S~llll Comm- will meet Wedtlesday lit 300 p.m. In 111eBiue -·Faculty Club. --· _ _ _ _ __ -_ :S:.:.h:.:.e.:..rl:.:.oc.:.k:.:..:.H_ot_m_e_s_ Harr1man. MSC. Tfils wru be tile nna1 mettlng of tho - SCI1COI year. For fllrther information catl 831·3567. --Nil'"" ·· - --~~· Uftllll'lltJ- of The Specttum. 'rhO 5peCttu!n- --~ . - - o l lof.,..,.: -. wUI_'ODd,_,atllo rlghttD odlt oll-.-to.,.,.....,..... _ _ mlllt 1» ,_bmlttod for oodl ptlntlftg. N- wtn not 1» tallt11 ovor tbe plloone. CGww llsthog will not 1» prlntod. Oeodll... .,..Monday. Woct.-..y ond Friday at,_, r - -. ~.~ ·tbe. ..,..., and last Wednesday of~- nbJill at'2:9 V~Piact. apt. 1 (1 blOCk south of Main and Amherst), !<> dascuss rnaaobrotla!s. wholfstic ntalth concepts. etc. For furtller lntcrmatlon calf 838-2252 or 834-7215 or. st<>p In at the Grain MDI. S W. NOrthrup (832~. . · - Eoot-jlf. . mov.ies, arts.& lectures Ufo wcr.._.,._a. a part of our blrthda_y qlebration. Noxt year marks our tentb year of service. Why not joln in on tile ftstlvitlts and volunteer tQ be a leader. Let us knOw I( you ha~ a particular :skill or talent that you would bewHUngtosharewlth the University community. For more information. or to obtain a leader proposal form. 5to1> bY our oftlce at 110 NOrton or. phone 636-2807. A r-tlltlvo from tho NY Cotlogo of l'odlltrlc ~no wfJJ talK to any Interested studentS Wednesday from 1-5 p.m. in Z32 Squire. Whit do you drum aboUt? To more fu.Dy understand come to "Dreoms. Myths and Fantasies" given bY Or. Ronald Zuin. assodate professor of dassics Wednesday at noon In 233 Squire. Rffroshment$ will be served. so bring your lunch and bring a fiiend. "Gay People and Rollgloft" forum with C.tl)ollc. Jewi>ll and Protestant points of view Wednesday at 7 p.m. In 148 Diefendorf. Free. Rffroshments. 831-2179. ·-cu~t~n~ ~· Nay 2 and 3 at 2 p.m. in the Fillmore Room. Squlre a.nd Goodyear area. MSC. The event will feature various caribbean. Afric:an. Vegetarian. SpaniSh. Don't warte your su:mmerl Http someone ai'KI herp younetf..SUnShlne House needS vocuntftrS.. team valuable liStening and CXlmiTiunlcatlon >i<llls. can 831 ·3646 or drop byt 106 wtnspear. Do It now. ogalnli Roogan et tho Immoral Mlncrtty Ball Wednesday lit 8 p~.1n the Fillmore Room. Squire. Donee. t<> unbridled Hedolalsm and the Alpi>On$e T'OtTllto Band. Como Rock . ' 'f I ad SOUtl)ern food plus entertalnment. " Stalin'• GuloQ: A Buffalo Survivor Romomber>~ $j>ee(h and Slide ~w by Tom Sgovio tornom>w at 8:15p.m. in 317 MFAC. Ellicott. BSU WOflcl Tour Jan/F..,Ioo Sbow tOday at 7:30p.m. In the F'dlmore Room. Squli'e. . ~:.:":~':r':~~l~b~e=.~=': Sprlngfost May 1..with The Todd HObin Band, The Dixie • Drews and Dave Mason. Commut•r Brukfost of tM' yoar at twq)otatloN> capon ldbby. AC. and the F1ilmore Room. Squire. S. l5 donuts and free beverages. oolng danoes fiom a Wide variety .of count ries ln an Aftpark perfo(mance 0(1 MaY 10. Com• to enjoy the 34S S(lulro from ti:J0.1:30p.m. today and IXJ<nOm>W, Balkan Danc.rs and Da lgramo Dan<e Ensemble will be l..a$t Votuntll< at Sll!lplo Gilts. sbelterf& battered women. tillS summer or fall and QetCrtdlHI•ro\Jgh TolstoY College or Women·s su.u:ties College. For more Information. Gill 884-S330. Junlo<s wbo will I» goiJI9 on tQ groduoto of prof-naJ 196Z ShOUld set up -a r - a . file. cau Mrs. Mll<l<'llt 831·3515 for an appointment with Dr-. Fink. the SCilOOI ill graduate and pre-law advisor. St·udentl 1rtt.trestt d In AfClhltuture/ l.and,scape Artllltetwre and Urban Planning may apply for a 6 Week ClrH1' DlscOve<Y Program at:the Harvard Graduate School ~~~~~--::. := .~~~~a~1~ni~~~ avallalllt. Appllcat1on dead11~eiS May 1. 1981. Logal"-lls? Gr-oup legal seMces offers free legal advke you have llheanng IP SWJ (W coun:s or the Preslcient"S Cc>rnmissloll? GlS hu tow stucltotS to act as def~tor ·students. For morelnfO(niOtlon. stop In at GlS. Open 11 ·.5 p.m. Monday. Tu~. Thursday. and Friday: untll7 p.m. Wednesday in 340 Squlre.- Also open ~ys from 1-5 p,m In' 177 MF~. ~lljc:Ott; 831-2273. ai>d ln,f ormatlon to ail ue students. Do '1111 StudJ Skill " - . loCated In the Universi~ Learning c.nter at 366 Baldy. IS now open for-the >9'lng setMSter. OUr trained tutors. all experienced ootlege Instructors, are reedy to help yoil ~ to orgar>iU time. develoP. your ~~e~y: take better lett\J~ notes. u"'*>tand your teXtboOks. toke tli!Sts and r9d tastl'f. as welt as any other aspect of studying. We 'are • tree drop-ln service. no • .appointment 1$ ........-y. our hours are MTU from a-4 p.m. W ftori\ 12'4 p.m. anq Th 10-4 p.m. Do,.....,. beautiful t0$t\JI1\ts. dances. and musk:. 1'1<~ availab4e at T.c:ketron outlets. JGI Hva tOr jour tQjoymtnt on Thurday from J'o--1 a,.m. in th( Porter cafeteria. EllltOtt. come and mln_gle With jau. mu:sitiahS ond tan$. " Voblclo ond Trofflc Law" seminar will be'held today at 4 p.m. In the Haas Lounge. Squire. Find out about: parking violationS. hdw r-adar workS. the 3 pt. course. OWl and the breathal1ur test. plus more. " Art Clolllry M...,.rnont.' letture Thursday at 4 p.m. in SOBQem~AC. '11111'0 wiQ 1» o bonoflt ........n; by tilt Buffalo Pllllll&rmoolc to ntlp raise rnoney to send the st. PllUIIps Boys Choir to Vienna. Austria to perform tn concert. Tlc1\ets fango fncrn SIOO (black tie ooffet. retel'tl<!n. concort. dance) to $15 (concert onty). ' "eon..nations In the Arts" Esther Harriott Interviews lege!ldaly tap dar>cor. HOnl COles on lntematiOnal cabte. dianne! 10 Wednesday at 5:30p.m. "A •-~ tD Mni.r," glvenbyProf. lllaus Truempt<"ofthe University ofTelUI5 at Dall.JsThursday at I p.n\. In 203 Diefendorf. ' "Tho Tlnw M- " ond "Tbo Pn>jadlonlst" films at '7 and 8:50p.m.. respect!vety. lq 170 ~FAC. Ellicott:' sPorts infonnatioo !""" _...,. , . - Do 1 )'!1<1 dt1n\< too mUd\ llld not,.... to a>ntrot lt7 Do J10U ~ • Mind or ~- tlanwhoda1nkse.-..ely..,.,,..;utw_,youM¥edif· llaull;yc:oplng?tfyoudo.llldwilhhelp.a.-tol!lemeet· lng of till Ak<>I]OI AWWinOSS.Jirogrom: Wodneoday at 3 p.m. In 107 - · K.. or tall 6311;!807 fer fllrther - ~- n.~- llah'M_. _edbY'ttle llnlwnll;y '--'*'O~ftlr .,.:antln tlll~rii community who , _ balp wltll ~ pllce of writing. _,..ltlle ......... .,.__prvliloolonllora.dw. Our . . , -d ..-ot ~ w11o , _ ~a II Milt CIKnl.. lr you 1ka IOfiiiCh 10 ,_,., 10 ,aut . . - . . Sllap .., 3311 8lllly - . , s - 12~11..._ MWTI11i'Cim &-1 p.m. or 946 u-. .-.rr-HJ~A. ~ · " Technology, Culture and CNnge" by Dr. Magda McHale tomorrow at 7 p.m. in 3ZO MFII(. Ellicott. TCIUJ• llaMboll vs. Corneli·Untvorslty (2)• . _ Field. 1 p.m.; SOftball vs. as.._ Stat• OolleQe (2). Matson Field. 3 p.m.l.etrosw YS. 8uffoJo Stale, ntJ<t to thi8&JIIble. AC. 4p.m. · . . ~~ ot YS. Trick anti l'lolclOotlego (2). Peelle Field. I · p.m.: W-'s Buffalo Stat• College wlltl Clnlsius College. ~~· Blseboll at Plnn Sl3te IJ<liVei'Sity (?~ Se t Ob biii hJ 0.. ............. Pirty to be held ~ . tonllilt. Apr1127.1s--; ~ - . g today at 7 p.m. In tile ~~-,.,._from 1!>1 Elll. Ellicott. _ - --inga..di-J:I II - ~-Contact· Anyone lnin davlng or at831-45111. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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If lhe d<cisioncummlly in the ari<-'111<'< sta- is 1101 ~. he will be falt'td 10 tao .. lht Uni\>tnily JuM JO. Al'alfdiJI& 10 Au~J~ant to the Prc:oidcnl Ronald Srel11, Cnbiou'• L"aM' is C'urrcorly ~ bd"'ftll lhO lhlrd aftd founh ~j Of lh< ~ trlcvancc- proccdurt.. Havina ol~y ~ his lhl111 Olrtichl "'t WG~Jitl ur lffM ;;;;;f rrtt .,.._MI t:f.. IH!IIod I wu ""'Y pi'ONife " ~ cltf..1-tllis one aa 1ht Sill< Governor'• • OWe• of 1ht loa! lad Albany .,;.v.nco tht M"""" P«~P<C~i•• he has uotcn Employm•-• Pf.......tinp. • •o fAiucoalioaal Sludlu. ch&rsina Relulon&-Groblll<r'• only Yet t.be illstN<Ior found a llool Dtpm1mmt o..lrman Philip ollftblch had o Slrona "tnlipolhy" «moln£na •••aue I• bincllna '1\-mpalhtlk ear. amonj -~ ---Hio_.F____ _ . . -.........., ,... -·ould ~·~Jon. . Allbocb aha conl..lecl 1h01 one or .....,. 130 Gnoimcr'• •c:ac:~oinc _. IQOCI, bu• ondidllcs, ,.... lliml in 1914 u an he do<td lhal """'Y Sludmu had Asslsrant Professor in a ··,enure. complailltd tboVI ohe Mon.isl's track" - moanina thai he would be 1t'1ldency 10 puJh his ldoolosJc:al Jivco tht opponunil)' 10 rcaivr a vi<wo durina class. Toward olh<T p<rnWI<DI OlJPQinlm<nl ll UB areas UJUally ~'t'd in the 1cnurr proccu - communily and " ithill the ........... ,..,.. Ea«atfvc Sec:reury co 1hr Unhmhy >eni«-Allboetl had a Pruicl<rulal Rnft Board (PRB) miltdr.....,._. l.o,.r~Mt Cappiello ••plainod lhal Nolin& 1bat Gnobin<~ ht.< bern no faculty member may remain at a ·•cspeda11y ac.J..i.!!'u in lhe S111o University of Ntw York communh y. hf U'iii lt:d the ISUNY) Jd>ool withool l<nur< afoer AuiJCant ProrHSOr's Univft'$.i1y ..,.., y..n. GR.biner wu foretd 10 WOI'k , lrJUin& thai it ""'U ~ """"'·for • ronolly membcot. """""' lht ewalualion. In Novrmbcr 19?9, Grobincr'• Ocpanmental peen vortd opinSI R....,n:lt his ccnurt «quest 6-2 and All bach Ve1 10 Altbach lhe mtirt 11\ UC"" aa,rC'td vfith 11\cir rindina,.'i. resttd on Grabinu'.s pubUc.ation In • ku~ to formo- facuhy or r«.ord. "'hkb he wcutd -. :u no1 Edutallonal Studies O..n Raben s ubuarulal tnouah. "I do 1101 roe~ •ha• Dr. Cratrina Roubtra-cv...- V'a Prc:Ad<ln for Acadtmic Affaln- lhe has xhlevtd Ill adoqualo ..... or Dep;onmtru Chairman tharatd lhll !oeholarty pubftation. and in my Grablnu's ''minimal quantity (or view, h b w:holarly publioallon. •• a publi<:alion) i< noo cornP<ft>altd by hiih level of bolh qua111hy ond woot or 1ruly oul!itandin& or "iddy quallly. lhll is lht k•1 roo roccanlted qoolily . " Ht promodon and tcourt:• ht aid in T-rt CnbiMr, 11le Univcnily's decision 10 deny •e••re and promollon to a facww· -~.... wlfo .hovt ht'ai... n.Red tht in-"tructor•, ~- ....._ to sudt views. 11M: A.i:listant Pror01.10r also ht!levcs 11\at lhe deeUion lmsbatd "" hh .......,1< rrtte~on~. fUOUIIIlna sevcrll prior ...nicu with doe C'lwrm&ll • ... ~ (~- poblioll .......... ..holar'y malmal duriftl Ill. !lone ol ohe UnJvtt>ily, and dmK-cl •hll h.ii own pn.-f views about Muxist lootn:P<rtllloni cml,.) to the ma.nqemmt mess. ~ • not .so mneh misonomatd u """"""""'· •• ..,...,~its"""'''lioooto "Tht fllodi1la 1101 r<c<ivtd wdl l>y Uclall," Ill ~~Aou &aid •lilly tile ........ ......., "',...,. N ile b1oM. a l'raiclcatio.l Tlllk foror npGrU- -knaan llltloc Monday. Tht .K tmtny tePc>n. acx:otdina •o ..an anic:lc i:n SritYJrr mqazine. N..to. ~ CCmmiuiol> (!'lllQ Whiclo ~ tloc: facili!y'S d~ ..........111mftllin. ..,...., is litlt ~ "' lhe NaC -un:." ttaff mtmbcot o( IlK ...........iml< 001 E8av and En•liGOI-. SUsan M~t told r-... !itJ«<"''"· TJoe r.- chlllses .... did ...,..., . . ""'-'!. - " ' 800 IOiw MltC ..s. AAer ... dioMcl' • do< non.- ....., ...,..., ,....,. .. Spriroa. 1979. ror.... Praidan c.rur oa up lht llllll ~ co concluded lhllt complaccncy pavadtd tht iodwtry "" mudo dw an iccidml b'ke tht one: 01 Three Mil< l~d was klcvolablt. The NRC eorn~Dis>ioncn arc bollttd from lht llfi\C'Y'l manacm_, and •v.,.,..Won of saray ,., .... u confused. inadt'quact. and lutphor.ard • ...... ....-..,! "" ..._,.. or 11oc lack' ot ~by lht NRC lllu a.bil or waolvhla dcaldlloa for lhe haplcm~tllolion ot .. rety AI a rt1U11 or lhe Horrl&boor& ill<idtft1, au ~ ""* oq....,_. IIIUMiooeits~. DofWilopof IIR l'mltlal's ~ lla:idotll .. 8Dd '"'"" ...... bloed -_ · -..acd ........._ •. , ,.._.on ~ rtqund to o , . . -"'a ot tht CWof ' addiOoaalafay- by ~nol Nuclear Po- n.-r 31, 19111. Six morub• after O.Oirm111 John tlw daodGne only JO or lhe 611 " - f Aid, "Tht planu ~ Afc; opa-tiJnc plaots lo the COUIII,Y had k'a dot people who .,...., aele." not-plicd.lly Occobtr 19111,1he ICemaoJ then propo_..j the Nlot Mile Point reaaor in s,.._. uill opcntcool "lll<plly... oboll&boaeet of the Nucle&l ...._.I<U. .........., c-m;.;oo. (I'IIIC) 10 AAiootorui~oflhe - ~ willo ... c:ntUDvc NltC, Jhe Ofliet of l -ot l1ld "'-<<I ...-;. A•dltor ,clr~ullltd an lnlcr· Ca••·tsiD:')e'f H.-ry McPbcnon ckpanoneaw ..oldy oondudlna that loOif lloc ....,.,.,..._. c:hairecl by ~was no on< IUPOIIIIbio for &qor•~•••ll~ N orrb ~-.dSeolar Udall at.J Mort (o.cotondo),- doe NRC- " a .....,. ..... w ...w-. .. Th r MID(: . . . . . ,.,.. - modiration• _.. rtport found that ruponslbllhy ~'U spill between IWO or ~ 11'001'0. and ..,.... or tbc IUPOIISibo1ity woos 1101 ~td by "'~· Some Yiolaton llipptd tbr...., tht cratk." James Snitzak of lht orrocc or lrupe<tion and Enforcemcn1 for lho NRC Iold n,, Sp«i(rum. A oq>an commissiontd by lht NRChklf. rogde publieonJanuoJY 24. 1910. &aid lhll • radical '<Drpnlzlllioo or lhe <Orl\miuion's manqemen1 1$ c:alltd for u ....,n u possibl<. aecordills 10 • februoJY 1980 anlde in ~ltY m•culn<. na...,._ The Kmxny invadption found 1hlla problem witb o Vllvr-sinuw ao lhc medlanical dirroevlty -,ha, 'Wu l'CSJIOf\$'1>k for Three Mile l sland--ocxurred at a nuc:lear power plan1 ' in 1977 . The • acnc:y unde.rao fu ndamental Informat ion~ ho•t\tC:f. wa1 ....,... 1hey ...;n, over tiiM. rqx>nadly....., paatd oa 10 01..._ totally c1attoy public c:oorodenot. .. ...... o[ 8abc:odt Olld Wilcolt 'no. ICIIudoo thai the Ktmmy Tbc 1917 ~~ <lid. . _ . o((~ ;., lou 19?9 10 ~ plom replace 1ht NRC, which ~IS was not lo M lion lad the the lint ond only liM of clefcnso 18lin51 ot...U. disuten, wilh o ckf«tWb-ad-. oclmW.Illlor appolnltd by Tloe ICaDaoy _ . lolaatll"ood lht ........,.... ,........ .~ ,... Prtilolmt ~r the Uni1ed St..... n.c ._. called for his prinwy lllilloiOOI tO be mNrina public ~II tbe CIIIMction- ......... planu af<l)'. are IUff1dontl)' llf< to nile out IIR Today, howO'VCf, lhe commission .....t for r.,;,.,..,w ........,., ........,. 11 o five onembtl oollttial lc.ii.ay IDiol ~ body, tlcspht Kemo:ooy's ond eo.oolltcc IINoa .......... J)OI1ioM of Wubinaloo auorney Mhebell tloo lad...,. G IU ~ ._..,'• dcmaodl for a sinal< oqu;p;,...,.. ,., ..... ........ ........ •'I• si.... .,......... ....---.!lois , ,3 I· The '*t' ria aflowe fellc(est - . Pp. I 116 SW11111P FredtDwn - , ,27 I AIMtlt Public Afrain orroett for 1be NRC S4o.su Gaantr ropontd that the oaly doana• boouah• obovl by lht Kemrny rtCOml'lltftdaliom was lhat tht: c hairman or tht commiulon wu sM:n "a hult ~ 0111hori1y." She told l"A4> Sp«fNMn me is 1101 aware o( any plant for further doana<s. bu1 woula noc eoorvm lhll lhe ehairman .... overall ou1bori1y, and lndioaltd that the ,nparac ion or raJ~ot~Jibililics ,.ilich olio'"' safay vlolaliooo 10 CIClpe UJliKldotcl. SliU .,.;.,. ~ - P. 29 �VOYAGER flyby of SATURN· speaker· Dr. Booth SUNSPOT &SOLAR flARE viellril18 with a tele«ope at- ... ·~· ·········· ······ ··· ···········~·····~······ ~STRON.OMY DAY ••••••••• •• * ••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••• --- •••• •• CAPEN HAll SATURDAY, APRil 25th from 1~ :- . _6 pm : Also NASA lifelike posters, pictures and slideSl of CELESTRIAL SPHERES .n.t o1~~r COSMIC GOODIES Frida~. Sat. i Sun. ·. see Jupiter, SatUrn and the moon FREE at WENDY H" ll OBSERVATORY Michiga~ ~ college~ as ·b~dget ... .reel worsen w~es ·' lly 01n Bowmtn • CIMIIJHI' £1tiuw ~ ~1i<hipoS~at< Unhcnily ll prC~>~rina for 1 Span an liscal futu,. and th< Wolvt<ines of the Unhtt\ity of Mi<'hi&an tUM) arc ho.,·linc for relief after lqislotors in thl t Aatc recently pa'..cd a budact .cvtrcly reducing aid 1o public hiah« eduati<in. Wltilt State U..qivcf\ity or ~(Vo YCHL ~" ha~o-c a1w r«"ci'W potentially dftrim<ntal ..,., by C.o)MnOr Hu&h L. Carey. N.,_ Vorl. Star< revenues' do not rch on the «onClrniC' v.cll~bci-"1 or the auro lndu\ary- wmdhina that ha.' \COl ~h-.:hipn•, C\.vnamy tumblln1 do~-nY.trd . • ••TM tronomy Of the <Ill< of Mocl>ipn " th< ~'ON of th< SO uati<." oca>rdina 1o UM A"iuant Rudaa Oir<dor Rob<n So,u..-. Th<T<forc. Sau .. t lotd .,.,, St)f(1nmt, hi' ~~ ..s rora<t to rcdUC't' ia.ran•irif'a'lnJ blldaet loy Sl 1.2 rnillion for thcf 1981-u"aaul<mk yrar. 1 The O..n of th< l)q>onMC1lt of J.il<ral urr. Scien<C m d th< Art~;, conYdcrint tti:minar1n& the I<'Oirll'hy fWOCrllftl ., a rC'Milt of the n.t,_ Sau,"tsaid. In addition. the UM admini\lration li.Ml apr~ t.r.a oatc\. h' th< Board of Rq<nt' foro 16 ro 19 ~~ tuitk>n inm:a..c in i" .,.........,, SISOO in·uatc undcral'llluarc fcc. "We're lry11lS 10 bokl cnrOilrMIIt' \lead)' thh ) Ca r bf'\.-au~ ~·c mW the luhK»n.·· S:luH uid,ahhoUA)l he f'fcdk1\ an mrollll.vnl n."llue~.M-~H"'Cf-tbt t ATTENTION STUDENTS · THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ACCOUNTS ,.------:-REMINDS VOV THAT: ------. Stortfng with the·Fal/1981 Semester a new stud~t b"'"g apstem unR .be Implemented. You will receive your F~/1 Semester inuoice in late ~ber. of Tuition, • ~ anq other Uniuersity . . . . wl/1 be d~ bv.a specified date in rTaid ~\ ~ Falllre to pay the amount due by the d'ue daf.e wW result In a $20 late~ fee. 1/ you plan to use your Guarooteed Student Loan to JXJl/ for ).OUT Charges, your applicatX>n mUst reoch the . RIIWidal Aid 0/flt;e no Imler than c1utte 1, 1981.1/yoll plan to uae your BEDG Award, you must be s1ue VOW SER IIIOChes die Flnandal Aid Office by July 1, lt.!ll. ~ 1'et:Jiiued after these dates will not ....., J10U /«a IAIIIkMr a/ IN $ZO ~ clmye. littJlllca will be sent to the permanent address iiOU , _ listed with the A~ 0/fla!. It Js your ~ .0 . . . .,., «<dre$8. The $20 late PCIJ!"'IJ'lM~~-lllabld because the lnuo«:e Is ,u" 10 rcduL'C- C~Mai. ne)t riv(' ~k - - UM may also tliminatc S'20 1t'K'hin& and adn\infsu•ive flO\ hiom at thC" 36.000.studcnr "'hool a«ordlna ro Tht N~w Ynrk 1irrJe>, Sau•·t "'i<l that the cu.as mi&ht even bt' W.ONit, but c:ould not give: • ddinitc r11un~. Tmurcd t<ra<hen will no1 br laid o r[, he added, and ftll>!lt cutoot·~· will br done thro uah attrition. • A t Mi<hisan Stat• Univc"iiY t,..1SU), the llii<'&l outloo~ i> bk:ak<r. AlthouJh the >Ill< Of Midligan ha.< actuolly lnorca.<cd ilo budget a lloealion to high<r educatk>f\ by 542 million over rhc la\1 1wo years, the amounl l' w<ll brlow the inOatlonary need' or' the oollq.,;, Therefore. MSU mu<t cnaurc a 10 " 1 buds<~ redt!Ction of $17 rtlilllon;according to Assis1aru Dlrm or or Bud&etina Paul Kcatina. ;" Ahhouah rh< MSU prC!IIdC'nJ pr"f'''cd 10 <liminarc rh< School of Nu.-.ina and the Dcparlmtnl or )1Unllllilico, drl<tically reduce thC vtterinarif;.n rtr()lf&m a nd tDal.c cut< in orhcr areas, the ~"hool'~ Board or Trup <es did =t ai•c It\ lt>fi!'OYalol its April4 mt<tina. Kcatinalold n.. Si>«tn""· The School o r Nunlna' <enrollment wa<reduced by 2.S >tlldenf<lnd 1hc HW1Wtidcs Ocpartmc:rM, 1lthquah <awd from <lfmination, fact> 1 ,..jor budtet rcdualon, accordinc to Kcalina. TM •<~<rinarilll l1ld other prosr-m.a,. ob<H ilffetina frotn buda<t cui ... bur they arc no1 ._, dro>tic a.< orjcinolly planned, KcaHna l6d«1. •:a ~t'bt' H- e r. 700 ~I< 111d non4Ciden!ir: f)Oiiilion > •ill br tcrmlt.ated ot th< 44,000 lotudcnl $CIIool. Half of the 100 ,_...,. IO be loid orr ~ rcnurcd facuh y okhouah they •ill br p vcn one ,.... bof""' rhtir positic>P> arc diminolcd. Ia ..fdklo!l. then: 11 i!~«Uialion tblt lUI I I incr.- in th< idlool'• SllS3 1ultion fee will be ln" ltu1td to ofrl<l inO.tion. K._tin& rqiC>Itcd. The Board 0( lN>t..,. lw 1101 ,.. oatd on t oell 1 mo~ ""-· MSU i> IIC!I :1<1 lldvocatlnt 101y planned tcduction in <tudenl cnrollmcnu; KcalinC oploincd, boll then: will b. sotnc redut~ioto mdq>annimts •udl as nunina whicb lW fle>Oit wltb _ . budaa rol<. Tile lllale INIIIct 1tao ~.....,. .......,, bul th< Co>emor"s u miaJ>t be fOICOII IO '!Ill apln i f - · ~u<s foil bolow <XP«<IIiono. On May 19 YOiml lllilltl - I r<f'<!aldum 10 t'ltl pr~y WCS wllidl '*-DIIY rat- 11w ••'• ..,rrm. Ktatiac Ald. WOIIId AI ~ - · th< 77110 1111141cm cnrolinlatl will br CUI lflO to lOO allllallt _ . . , . 10 lbe n..ts. At !he Unlw:nity of NlniiCSOio, th< ~pan or II; bt 114.1 miUion In .lllaa.c llr .... or_..,.... Mi.at!IJ -..-.!ina 111 the United ....,..,....,. lo COIIIItlcrtlla ..,..Uk.................... ........... n,.,...,, ~, tlllftllif""" ......,.._, ............. to UB * .lllllftl'II....IJII(~-M......... ~y. NcwHompillirr •hlllocr""-1011 ....... h<tald.lhot lo• ._..,..,...• .. ....... _ . . , • • lh< ...., ...... •nd - - unl....,.;iioo " "' •kYFO<kL11na buti,.O. ai!Oclllon•. ........., ftlrOIIInmi•""" �Foculty,s-st~dent responsibilities Below is 1~ final!r.td, Focuhy S<nau-<odoned "<:niool of 1he lnaruaional I'UpC>MibUiti.. or faculty in t~lr rtlotions ..-hh otudenu in ~u.tlt oouna apJ)fOVcd al Tuce'ay'• -· AI lhe bqjnnlna or • COutR tad> Uudtnt lhould .....,;~ • counc oullin< "'hlch dearly stal• I~ folio"'"'' """"" Reqwinmqlu - The anlldpatcd number of papen andltU.S ud uy other requ.ir<mc:nluuc:b as ~. aucnc~an«, clasa panlcipalion. labonlory ossipmtnu, and dinlcal pcrl..........,. wb~b wt1J COUnl lowud l~ ('mal p-ade. At»dtmicO>tttttrt· Wbat 1~ lludtnl will be h<ld accountablt for, indudina required """'inp, lcctura. lilrns, f'odchrlps. ttt. • GM<imt Po/iq • H- resulu from various <:"'uiremcou wt11 be combined iruo a f'INI Jf&d<: ltlativ< wdahtinp. 1~ dqtec or curvina. and mat r-up policy for tesu. Offw H001rs - Speclf!c:alion or w~ and w~rc <hall~ in..ructor is avallablt for tonsultadon each wtct. Ourina •he ....,....,., lnmueton are opce<ed <o coarorm 10 their inJdal course infO<JD&Iion, exttpl as Unanticipaled ciltumstaacics'l'equilt lit\'iollloo, in which situations Ihey should inform allsl\tdcnts and provide an roc diseuulon wllh $1Ud<ntf i • Professional w Eye Exam $18.00 prior co maUna a f'mal decision. In addition, in>tructors will be expected to recoan!K tho! follow\na polic:i<s as app<opriacc in c:Ws libations: I. Crilcria for the padina of papers should be mack a<plldl before t~ is doe and the fonnau for aaminations sbould be owl< esptiao prior to tbdr admlnislration. 2. AU corrceted papers and examinations should be avtilablt for review by lludtnts. If a !iludtnl ~ IbM an error bas betn mack. he or .~ sbould be ablt to consul! with the iNuuctor and rccci~ UJ • Dr• ~A::m. t.dres Jurw 15/ IJI apaanation. J. Rqulas c:Ws m«tlnp are co be bdclat the limo and on obt <ami>U$ liaed in the SARA ochtdult• unlas dlanaocl with the conseo>l of lbe entire dus. 4. F'mal <JI&IIIin.ttionssltaU be offered uorrocially sdlcduled, 1101 durinathe f'tnal of classes. 5. lnstructon art upected to meet clas.sa on time and for the number of hours sched~ in SARA and 10 cow:r appropriate aeadmtic: material. 6. lnaruttors should CTcate an owironmmt thai d~ dleatina on _popcrs and cxaminaoions ~ever possible. 1, lns:uudors should ketp in mind their resPQMiblUty for usurin& high academi< nandards In c.he WOtk or Sludenrs. . SPIC:IAU THIS WBIKI I I I I _...l..,_ _ _ _ _,l__ . ., ~... I FREE Admission with this ad. Ul I I I -------------------------· a..--. o i l .. ___ _ UNOEJl THE_ Ell~,_- ,a. .Sobltfltloe) _ _ ,...., .. ........ _ _ · -- Ketter explains his resignation by Joii• K . ......n M;tMC.IIf.l Edf/lw Soli<iraoion of notnll\ltior>s r~eandldat.. oo ~plat< Unlversioy P!csidcno Robert L Kttter has btaun. F~~~:ulty S<na(e Chairman Norman Solkoff announ<td Tucoclay duri11a•ht- bocfy•s reaular monohty -cssion. Encouraalna proresson oo conoribuoe tht names of pcmiblt qualified colltaa..., ohe Chairman noted that a ll ~ions muSI ~ accompanied by "a brltf biQIJiplllctJ sk<1dl'' o r lilt oandldaot. Afkr npial"irlJ 1hr proctdurt for KlcctinJ facuhy rcpraa>wion on tht Prt:sldcntlal Sean:h Commlucc, Solkoff said ohat oht lhree oho..,n- Communication Prof..- Molrli Asanoe. l..aw Profmor Jaeob Hymlll and Solkoff-•111 mcct wi1h all Unlvmity F'a<llllic:s over &he KJ~t MOnth. "These.........,. •ill all<mpt to att response on 1~ .mission or the Unh'Cni1y ova the next nvc to 10 years," he told a wdl..uende<l mmlna, "Wt •-ould abo titc to kind or dlaraaeriJoc:u~ laeuhy '"'"ld titc ro- in ~near Prcsidenr ." PR«dina Solkolrs QpWoalior>s, Kcua, ,.Jto Tuesday a......,.d before the S<naot fO< ·~ r.... lhM since his Mardi 12 .......... ion annou.-nt11t. sale!. "t~ time f.._ or .....,narion- a~ot.'' hear......, •'!< T"When 1. . . - 1~ pooiillon I had t><pc<ted to stay for only rwo 10 tl\rM years." bt comm<n~ed. oot1na thai the dcYclopeestc or the 1'.lahuM C - • · a Main SuMt ~-Plan IIDII lilt COfttlnuous rbreao of faeulry ruraoclunenl, -pred his dceldool to <Mend Ills tenure. Poinlina co receno, ................. ......;.,. .. ~ - . a iA Albany, Kcu~r -iontd ohal.tbc llmlna of lois dedliolo will slvc Ids "a ooe 10 oncIIDII•-Mif -loed tiiDC" to beco<Dc facnlllar IO'Ith.rht u......., .......... r-"' "(Tht )imlnlj ,.iJJ aivc the .,.... President lime 10 att .... polilieal order," ht Ald. "TbiJ"'" .~ noooc _,un< clme co mattlllc -ncmocn<.'' Alchouah ~ opce<s 10 . . _ J1111 In Janu&ry. Kest«" -.al &bl Seulc IIIII k will .,.,. 'YCr/ Uu~ diffcra«" Ill die • •••r•lotuJI Uno..,...,. rntllm whde bt Is 'In ofYice • The scan:h $0 far. ht .. ld, ' - produc:td a sbeablt lilt eandidA!es. "lue...,. Jhalt~ arc many pcoplt or * desirous of belna Presiclenr." Katct dluckitd. Most Senate ckbau:·, ho"'eVcr, centered on tht cndorHfl'lt;nl or auiddina concerning faculty rcsponsibiJily 10 SIUdtniS. "Wt havt stl lhest auidrtin<s as examples foe lcademic r..ponsibilily," «plalned Senat.c Committe on Academic Freedom and Rcsponslb!lily Cllairman Edwin Duryea. adding lhat 1ht mn.surtS -are. nono be viewed -as laws thai wUI be: rnrorttd. 11 fnJtcad, '' he Mid. ulhey will be ustd to look batk upon as reftftntt." "I applaud the notion or stand.ards."' commented Man-.ement Prufessor lana Tri.,.,. "But 1 "onder If comonincc ha$ considtf<d ohe noojon or broadtf 1~ ethics:' • Answerln& for Duryea. Solkoff Slrtsstd ohat ohe comrni1t«'l product i.s a step toward more compr~~ ,....larions. "A code o( <thi<:s for profts5ors is an mormous j ob," Solkoff es~inwtd . HThis i1: 8 .Raft lowafd t'YefltUIU)' bdtC'f auidelincs. 00 or lhc nine outUned points. only the sua<>tion to thanJt the time ~ campus on which a COUIK ~ offered C8UJtd wbslanlial conuovusy. Whik some S<nators condemned 1~ notion lhao a unanimous student - t is nc:eusary to ,...;rch a duo, ot~ rttoned by e~plainina thal it is a "udct>t's ri&ht to au end c:Ws "~it wu <Jricinally ad\..ru..d, A..... • ••Whcft 11 audmc Mans up for a class at a cauia lim<, he lou tbt riaht to loa"' it kqr4 lbcrc." eountered Jiillory Prof..- Robert Pope. " IJ ooe studtnl doesn't .....,,,o chana< k, eben il"shoolcht't dwrae." Kttter added that Stott proltibits Swttd\ina dwcs •ishout C<llllpldc >tudtnt CONCCll. "A >tudtnl eon lcplly sue if a . - is ~ and ~ can'o .............tate it," lht PnsillcDt ootnd. Despite a USWiimous Smale approval or the nlne-pomo .,.n.,c. 6latisb Prof.._ Thomas COftnclly , . _ . . a .....,... ...,.. on the atllltdb>cs ...No mala~ deJa "' wcto an body u this-is aotna to dlanae socncbody's monol bt:bavior," ~ nored. Durln1 t~ remainder of clio - · • · Senaror. l'lol:ked tn muo<IOWard tbt all, tbac:by nuUirylna ohe qoorum•ltss body'llc:Psla~ powers. A prC>lJOSal by Prof<110r fiollotoo 10 r<qllire stuclcnu 10 onroll In owo upper-division Genciill Ediii:OIIon courses Jh•lvcd by rhc rcrllainlna S<nate mcmben. '*"' •uailll o.r- "'*' �P..J-~111 ~meooe r<porU that unlmowo pmon(s) took a CB rodlo from his 1m O>evy. Value of radio 1J 160. Rldrmond, Jrd Flo« t..out~¥"-Mtnlldn,-So.- polled • knift (~bk swftdtblod<l on a ft~Nie. Both _ , havlna an arcument and tM viclim rtfuttd to pras c~w~<s. SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: 4(16 S. Goodyrer-~lit lmtt~ rcpo<U thai a pmon named "Tom" cnt<ml his room and ranowd six tutboolts. Victim sates that ht owa Tom mOll<)' and \hat is tbe rason that his boob were missinc. Clorlt G!mi M<"'s 1..«11..- Room-Pwil ~ repons that his wtn.t was takcn.Jrom his unloobd lock<r by pmon(s) unJcno..-n. Walla contain<d W caslf. licente and pmonal pa...,.. 710 £. Goott)w~Au. Hai'IJSSIM1II-Som<O(JC r<porU that unknown pmon(s) slipped 1 not< uildor b<r door st1tlna h< would follow b<r and r~ h..- to do ~<xual~~<tt. Subjm baJ no ldta "'ho pmon Is. WH .....IJ, Aptll IS, 1981 ! NORTH CAM PUS REPORTS: Porttr Drxl<-~111 ult'tn)'-Unknovm p<rson(s} rtmOVtd tht rtar li«n>< plat< ofhehlcle number ~18. • Marslla/1 Court-ASf¥1uii-A femalt r<j)Oits b<ina usaulttd by a wllit< malt, 5'9" tall, mtdium build, sandy blonde hair, blue itans, whit< sneaker's, with 1 hi&h pitchtd \'Oi«. Victim sultalntd a htad injury and a bnli~ on h<r r.n cb<tk. Startll or orea prO>td ncptlv<. Wilkeson Pul>-lfarrnsmtni-A romar. l"q)OIU that 1 malt baJ ban fotlowin& h..- aiound and saarin& at h..-. On stV<nl ocnlloas b< has lOCI< out or !los way to ... dooc 10 ,.,. • SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: F•rb..-IAI-~Iil lA!t'tni'-A male r<j)OitS that llnl<nolm p<non(sJ tool his ga radio from his~- C,.B i• yolutd 11.Us.. Sq~vriR•Ihskrlt.r-~lil, l.mttni'-SomtOnt repons that unkno~·n pmon(s) took his Teus insarummt, Mod<! TI-SS valutd 11 Sl2. 61» $. Good_t'trlr-hlil L!'trr"!-Someonc >liltS tho! b<r roommato moved our or th< room but still bas a room kty to Room 60S. Vi<tim repOtts SSO of clot bill& misslna. • CUJ Cllnlrol l.oi>-Burrlary~meont '""""' that unknown per50nls) rook. his Olympus lSmm Climora and SOmtn l<ns valutd at SSSO. S<Tial numb<r 79~532 tcemtta) and sertal number t7S0107 (l<n>). NORTfl CA~il't."S REPO~!TS: P.J-Pdit l.<r""JIJ'-Someont rtpOtU thor unkno"n per>On(\) siphoned ps from his 1976 Chrysler Cordoba. 116 Ca/Nfl AD/1-~Iil LArmt)'-Somrone r<j)Oits that unlno,.·n penon(<) ' look ,.,. purse .....taillina sao and pmonal pGp<n. AHfff Slf0-~1/r L"'"'nJ-Someont r<j)Oit> th< th<rt of his cold metal rim a1au<s valutd at Sl25. 101 R«< J.rtrr~so.r- repons that unkno..., p<rsoals) t111<red room and rtniCI\'td an MAT Quidlbank card rrorn a desk dra~n. S6J F~minftl M"adlw/-Un)<nown p<rton(s) 1<1 li~ toA nol< pad outt.ide som<on's door. T....,,A,.. I4 cash: NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: S61 WIJirftOII-CriflfiMI Mirii(f- A male- repon• that unknown ponon(s) Jet • pie« or . . . _ 011 fire. • wa..,._.c,wltftll Millrld(/-Unbtowrt ponoo(s) thr.,. Jlob< of paint oa a wall paiotJna in lluildina number 4 on 111< Eiaflth Floot Mar tb< drvMor. Th< peinr splau<ml on 111< ceilinc. window and carpet causinc s100 .,.,..• ·Aitaltion Grad. Stud~ts Research Grants Monoy !' l\llillblt for Grad tludM moan:ll towJrd flnM Matc..-'s or Oorlorllltwl pnljtct. Tfw Gradual~ llaourc. At=. Otwloprnmt Prcj«t oltfw GSA haf btds 10 pnMdt up 10 UOO for M.lm and 5315 for PhO clln· cloilla. • Applkotions CIUGIIoblf in dtt GSA office. 103 Tolbert, AC. DEADLINE Friday, Sept. 4th , ' 81 at 4 pm _'-_... __ ....._____.... --------.,.,-... --.., -... ...,._, _., ..... FOOTaTOIIPWDA'r.1t>o _ _ _ _ AppliOetfons for .. - ...,,....._ ~......,._ ~· .._ E~ternal Affairs Dil'ector o/.SA have been ·reopened. _ _ y .... ... . . a t - 0.,. ~ _, ..,._..._ --~-._..,_.._......, ...... .,.,...,.. ...... _ ... _ . . , . _ N,_ .......... _ _ _ .._,. ... _ -.- . __ _ .............. �.. ..· ,f ..t ~ ~ :!' Ci ~ :t 1 ! SASU sponsors protest against education cuts by Mariy II""'" ,..,lft1rtttn"SSuff w,;," maintaining loans and financial aid programs. "Some people have already SASUdclqalcSieveCalrone wriuen 10 all 1heir '"'rtstled with a frieod ou1sideof Congressman," frtShman Squire Hall H aas Lounge Rebecca ..Sroge explained . yC$1erday, ''C'mon in and listen "01hers don'l know 1hey have 10 Ihe $J)Cakers," he pleaded. one." • The subject was Ru,gan The aim of 1he rally was to Budge! cuiS and their impacl on teach those "udenls who arc s1uden~ loans-a per1inen1 apalhelic or unknowledgable subj ecl for UB sludcniS, abou11hc impending cu1s. however. Cotrone and his As frC1hman Mark Ricigliano fellow advocates wrrc no1 was cajoled in10 filling ou1 a having much luck wilh letter, he com-..led. "I don'1 aumdance. think i1 affccu me-sure, I gel Several do~"" observeu the guaran1eed loan, bul l~lened to brief ~by Mlly," he added. "I don'l Ddeptes Tina Szolte'lllld John thinl my leuer will help." San1oro, urains 10 • Several 01her s1uden1 appeallo thdr loon&ins in Squire's corr!.dors rHt SUBJECT WAS CUTS: The .$MSent Auoc.iRion o1 tht ._..._ to .-tudefttt U. .,..a Stt\e ~ tl~Cf'sond ~ . ......._. ct.y Y"**Y 10 hdget 1ended 10 agree v.ilh him. "If I ~tarted •eeing thing\ gel 'tarted by Olher schools," one "udcn1 claimed. " I would ge1 in on il roo." uu...., ..,,. ..-.....,. The rally "'"' part of an erron by the Studen1 Association (SA) to familiariu 51UUt:lllS with SASU lobbying pawrr. A reftrendum 10 make SASU 1hr only recognized No effect rcpr=ntathe for UB students Members of the SASU Ad was ~lponed bJ 'iA Pre\ident • Hoc Committee cornered Joe Rifkin las1 "cek. ob<ervcrs in the halls for their ''Mo~t Mudcnt havc no idea reaclion to the cu1s. "I grl a whal'• soing on," Ad Hoc loan, bu1 I can'1 do anythins," commiuee member Dave "as thr common respan>r. Onavio clairned . "We're just 01her studrn" are not beginnin& to be ·educated," concerned with the prospeet o( Ouavio asstntd .• ,f'At were to budaer cuts. " If )Ou're in ha\e a 'Ole thi• )·.ar it v.ould be school already it d~n't affect a travmy.'" yotl,'' said Robert Pollack, Tables "'ere , .. up in Haas add111J, ''Although if I v.as Lounge wi1h lim of New York ~Ianing schoql now I would be State Conare"ll~<n and conccrn«< ... Representatives. Student were ~ ~ "-"""'~ &iven model lellrr\ 10 Cop) a>king for cominued financial aid \upport. O ver 100 leners were wriuen Thur\day and a peticion was circulated. hO\toc vcr. addrt~t\t\ •ere omined making the petition in\alid . \I0\1 of the aurntion durinr the brief hour lona rail) "a~ drawn by Srogc and delegatr John Santoro as lhey bickered over the petitions. A Channel 2 camcrman auempted to create an event, "aaing a speech by Santoro after the small audience had dti flctl Jft\.l:tJ.\he room. ""Thio, •~·a criticat ca~.H ooe \ludent' apprai~. "but the \henanigans arc appalling." ~ Awareness For~al opposition to cuts be~os .............. n..litllfllo4.,I"HHillffW . . . .MtiiMo#afl« . . . . . . . . . . , - Speci~l End of The Year Issue College students have begun formal oppasilion 10 1he wide-spread cu1s in aid to education by President Ronald Reapn, highlighted by yesterday's rally in Haas Lounge. · "We're II)'ing to gtt a 101 of different in1erest groups to unite against the Reagan cuts." Student Association of lhc Slat< Universily (SASU) representativr Tina Szoke explained at a Wednesday organizalional meeting. With lhe SfSO 1ui1ion hike formally approved earlier in the *""k by 1he S1a1e University of Nr"' York 1SUNY) Board of Trustets, s1udent leaders are unillng 10 combat the Federal deaeaSt in edll(ational aid. Students nov. fatX a decrease in the maximum award granted by Pell grams (formrrly 8E0Gs), and a tighter Set of reslrirtions 10 qualify for Guaranleed Studenl Loans (GSL). SASU hopes to challenge lhe cutbacks io the Drmocral· rontrolled House of Representatives, conceding the Struggle in the Republican-dominated Sena1e. SASU plans to figln the cuts by combining forces with the United State~ Students AssOciation (USSA) and lhe Progressive Studenl Nrtwork, a pair of Nation-widr studrnt advocacy aroups. Szoke stressed that the late$~ thrusl of U 8's efforts will be in "going na1ional." . "The (Federal) budget is not due until October 1,'' Szoke explained. "A lot of kids don't realiu Ihe devastation or what Reagan is doing. We Iff trying w make them awart.'' frtShman fd~~allon Aside from rallies likr yesterday'~"'hich featured a.letter-writina campaign-SA is hoping to educate nul )'nr'~ freshmm. Szoke noted Ihat 11 this Summer's Freshman orientallon, an information folder will be among lhe papers that first year studrn1s r.,..,ive. Along "ilh I his. S1.oke hopes to give a short pr~tation to lhe nr"' UB students, possibly in conjunclion wilh SA President Joe Rifkin. Wednesday's orpniz:ationaJ meeting drev. 10 interested s1Udm1s, along with SASU deleaates Szoke, Steve Catrone and John Samora. Szoke emphasized 1ha1 p~pnlng had been underv.ay all week long. Shr said 1ha1 the Thursday raU)· "wamed s1uden1s walking by or walking in (Haas Lounge) to become involved" with thr fi&ht against Reagan CUts. UB students can expect no help from school administrators, Szoke commented, based on t.h eir past pcrformaatt. She pointed outlhat folio~< in& this year's rui1ion hike University Prc:siden1 Robert L. Kenef had not spoken ou1 agains1 Ihem becausr or ,"pOlitics... Faced wilh the prospeel of no ouuide assista.nce in figh1ina lh< cu1backs, Swke affirmed that "v.'t &ff only as strong as the number of srudents suppOrting us. "-Dtlfl Hold" I o·Words for $1.00 Deadline Friday, May 8th at· 5 pm �~~;ni..l ' • .J.,J • j~WtJau _. t N.teat. dmatll • • • tben aad now i i ;; ..f lncllgtlaUon. "&.--• '-!-.eel ThiN - e ~llratlona, end the publiC l n l - figlql yelllno 1.1 1t1e lop of lhelr IW~Qe. wa1 the ~11.1 rMQOnM. and lhe Nuet.r Aeoull.lory Comrnl181\ln '"AC) lnQultr, 8lld 1t1e powMUI olol!n K8meny (Chairman of the c:Met ~ nuciMr .,.,_ aobcommlllee) calling IOf ~ 111M WOUld poot,al the Pllllllc"No 111018 ~" ~ promiMd; ye~, - may be no cloMr to ltla then - - In 1179. Pan oil he Kemeny Commll8ion's findings Showeclthatlhe NRC wea elmoat lollll)r lneflectl>oe in Its f81Julatlon o f the nuclear Industry. Ceiling fOf Ita allolltlon, Kemeny suggested that It be replaced with an uec:uliYe branc:h egenc:y. II wn "unmanaged." The agency responalble lor controlling o ne o fl hl moll W>laUtalndullrles In the Country wall 110t mlama.n aged, not poorly managed. but unmanaged. Accidents like Three Milo Island wera not only likely, but "Inevitable." The• NRC was "conluMd," "Inadequate" and "haphazard." So What wat "Inevitable" In 1979 Is slllllnevllable today, and a Nation continues to be IPII In the face by a seemingly omnipotent lndullry. No more Harriaburga?·Tnat's not What we think. Sleep well, your government Is watc:hlng over you. The first step Thla 18 ~· lo the Grod..a~e Stuclenll ol UB. rm wrillng to urge. yoy 10 VOIO In the upoomlng Monchltcxy Stjldenl Fee llellflndUf!l, end IO vote lor _ , , . _ f o e &CI>ec!Uie of $12 per aemnter. ·~ you PtoNbly ""'*'• the Groduete Stuclent AuOoiatlof>JBIIA! ...funded by e foe lovled from every Gr-..o Sludellt 1'hlll foe le mandetory; however. o.- •lllelaw, G.S.A. ""'"h-It ,..,.,.,llrmed every tine _..by a ......_.,rn of 111 Gtlduott Students. Tille foe,_ llood at eulfJIIally se• "'""'"r lor abc _,.-.end, .,,""""".,.llftl\lloto 1111 lot • rei"' u ...,, "cln:urnstoncu ...., as • deer- In gre®ato tnrollment end • - for fundlJ'l9 of now pt0joct1 11~ 11 the Alii~ Raj» Task Force ond the lndependon,.l higher lee. II 1$ essenllol. H we ltl 10 IMinllln lhe curron1 le¥el ol acllvlry of GSA. tntl a neW IH ol S12 per semester be apprO'I&d. GSA retutNI the b\11~ of the lao dlroclly 10 Groduote Students through ll>e funding of Department Clubl end - ,....loundJhal"'""'""" -•II••• • GRAD ResearCh Gr•nts. A large &rnCH.Int also goes to lund various Specie! Activit lea, which ore open 10 all Gradua_te Students, and enrich fmmeuurably the aocfal and acad"'l'IC atmo•ohero ol UB. In lddlllon. our conufbu11on to Sub Boerd I ensures partlctpaUon 1n that vltal resource, and aliOWI Graduate Stud&f\t •cce•• to sirvtoes that range 'trom Movie• 10 He.t.llh tnsu,ance. Underg~uates pay nearly ~0 • s.mestec lor 1M some P<lVII- Which mokeo our '"· oven 11 the lnc:lea$811 rale. q\i~te 1 bargetn Per!J&I)$ the funcrio<l of GSA the! lhould' rn0s1 be emphasised, tboUOh.. Is II• atatu. •• a central Graduate Sludent Go..-emme-ru. Wo t\lve accese to all levels ol the a~ademlc and admlnllltatl,o atructure of ue and represent Graduate Studontlnt*reata on an enormous range of commluo... booroa an~ counclla. This dtY·Ioday parlfclpallon In Ihe vovemanee ollho University is probably our least notrood lunea~n. but In many wa)'$ our moet lmportant. ln IMH times ol budget cuts and ro·awral.. l of Ihe Unlvet'ell)l'a mlaalon ano prlofitios.lo is esseruial that we ht¥8 1 *lrong ancs active central organlz01io<l thll con • ...,.. O<Jr neecls lind light lor I hem. II the mllndatO<Y lee •• reJected. GSA Will Jne.ttably lollowlr lntoobfrtlon; II h II rnalnta!Mdll $9, wowillb<! fo<ced 10 cut heel< rnony of OU< acti¥1tln 4!1iflat., CO<Isthutos a de facto dec:fHM In Oepanment Club bUdgets~ With the approval of 1 Sl2 foe, GSA wftt II<! 1ble 10 continue to func1ion It Ita present t.v.J, raise club budgets 10 keep poco with lnllaolon. and CO<\II<lt!r a marginal expenslon of aervJeea 1nto new ateas (such u Day Cere. Anii·Rapo Took Foroo, SASU etc.} The choice is yours. Your Oepanmental Representatives on the GSA Senate will distribute and COI!tct bollots: lhe voting period Is Wednesday lilly 8th. They will a lso receive info"-tion p•ckels-please ~ •hem over before )lOu vota. II you lleve any questlona. don't nesitaJe tu contact me a, Ihe GSA o fhce. HOWinl Ben,.ro. Pr..ld•M. G SA FKU~ry S.O.te !Of endonllng r811l0flllblllly 10 atuclenls. H Is lhl first o f W. applaud lhe guidelines on lacully many needed a1ep1 to e naure lhll the UniW!tSilfs teaChing mission Is Ptoperty malnt!Uned and aupponed. Yet lhl eff0<1 m"'t 110t ttop here. II the guidelines-outlining what atiiCMntt .can upeot of teaCherS and drawing general "rUiatJ" l or hoW ~ ..,.,.,., bet run--• ac:cepled merely as a "11.,.,_.. by tMg._, end Olrry little or no Influence, the move Ia atallure. ,t st. , _ ,.. u......_ ...... Mt theM gulden ....... academic reac>ontlblthy.'' and " they will be used to look ~c · IOf r e f - ," are trtcky IInce they effectllrely 881 no Sian The Senett lllOIIIcl now pemaps fhlnk ·lrn termt o f carry ~nl one ttep larthaf 1lnd make them more !IIIII\' "examplee" e nd "referenc:e tools." It It abewd lhal a"'*' unlverlfty would function without SOme I~ of _ _ . . . , lntt,_lonal -poMit)lfitlet. Simply ac:cepllng some and aaklng elllacutty membera fo abide by them ta 8 ···'":& '*"• Ull lei~ The auogatlon tMII that the guldell"" are a step IQward more ~t.. regulallona, 1• enc:ouraqing. Faculty Senate Cllaln1*1 Norman Solkoff& c:onlenlloq that this move mark& a ttart toward better guldetlnee and pert~aps a code ol ellllca IS oornmendlllle. W. UfO&IIIm eod othera Who support that, to puah 11 through. But 1M onua Ia a lao on lllldenta to protecl their fnteraats. Anyone who does not taka~~ note of the guldellnet and •ee \hat " ' " - • they ate liOI llj)lletd are publicized, $hould not utte r one word ul complaint. Per11ap1 all the Senate's omdorsement will do Is lay Ihe 1rounclwolillot bringing more.attenllon to academlc:a•nd teaOhlng oil UB. II thll llla!U"I tarlotlaly, however, and the IIOIIon Ia puoaued. a code of elhlc:a coukl be-aa II 1hould be-lrllhe future for us. _"' .... • ~· • • , · " 'tt!ySJ~Sim011,-'t4. , ~ • ..,: · <. '" It 1004tecllllia ar\ ord!Mry. rnoehtne,~ll•ated In an ordlnery__, PO\Indlng oul ordlnery ,..... llut bV 111111 In a COin«, an alone. lind IOf the ,_, part, ~ IGnored; ol courw, until a IIOJY ol '"""""" ~ ~anloclthe lrantiQ oett-rfngtng onet d h\IIRent-ooapleceolmeoalthan apleoeolmat., It drawn to """"l'net Well. lh.. paf1laillr ~ ol humin rmagtnatio<l wu 1104 content Willi the led<lu~er end -oclic: lntereat ohown In II. The lltasllnollon otoampts lind ao- lounci>H .,.,. limply not enough to IIH the hunger lot attent ion lhet tlllt rneclllf!O , _ 1~ auataln Itself. It , _ lo be appreciated, 1o be wonted. /JM afternoon the maclltf!O lu11111ad Ita lat~l!'ay. lgno...S, • • usual, It broke Into 1 wild lr-r of bella end aporj<s. drawing the e nllro new•roorn 10 ha porel\. Wnet IheM~·· raed.,.. not only • mlrocte of io\lrnelltm, Out ol ma'nldnd. Stoflat on...,.,.., oocurrlng mont hi and years In the futuro pOurecl o- '" roltorr, 1M oblllly to -Into the future-the dreemt>l--. apeclally of druooeo<>ut '-rtt. .-hed bean ruJ'-1 Alae, t""'OO- t " qolclt!y •found out, lind tho ll,'t ../R - ""'"' Cdbrlltr- _,.,.. ltom ,,. , . . _ , _ , _ _ , ., M ~.,; wlth 111-u,.._..--., to--.illaolllfY~.Iot'abe- aboulll) _._._ .,.,_ ........... . .Don-.-... ,.,.,_,. ................... -Ciorl· --.......... .' ... - ,.... ... . -Zinooto -- ---·· · ·-Chon Don~ Cftr .•.••..••.••••. - - - . . . ..........111- Alltlt.KocNo - .•...•••...•• Uny-lholf . ... ,:. .- ......,. - - ......,,,, ........ J-orc._ ......... ········ o::.::: ....................... ••.•• lwlf; ......... ,.,._"'-'=:":;. ,_,.II."""'- ·...c.--·· -- _...._.~ -··· T~....,, - ........- I I . C . . -···· -"-~ ~ -II.~ Galnocl-.to- vaUlt-. t h e - t a '*olnll the ""'''>IY 250 D0Un<1S o f Ullllng v101onaoy ............ copy. In thi&- ootumn-11111 II I!Qiy IO-n Tire Sp«;;rum 1 Pulitar - . - , . . p r - two - t e d otoriM from tile .,..,ng teletype; IWD . - , 11101. oddly enough. -.,th 1 - UB. -p.m. c.ertWtlila ClaiiMaa .., Lee .. IJM!deoft .. hur1 c.e,·o Praldentlal bid, - · th e - Yortt Slota a----leadS ~~~lo!ataJohn~endflapubllcon .,...,..,... ~·- Hill! Ill' tO - · points U<tl-<ell~ed 1101-ta he- trln>Ulii>OUI thai tria wtle'a IICllofta - -the Clmjll.lgn ·bual.,.,... . .....,. ot the "The- . n oublic lhoul<l be ludglllg trl'f - . r oo ""'11M> (ICWorn.,.,~" he told - a f t e r 11>a Illest "not my wile's paraona~ llle. I aa1t1 11M> aame thinG ""' atcxy about ar1d 11~e1 rnldgol ll<ol<e, aleo lhll Kan- ,.._ llroughl up the mat1ar ollhe hofM." -Iori. e.....,. �feedback ! f ~ l Gwgr Brooks says 'thanks' ro the Ed/101: Whot a PleUur11!-to this ~ MlchHI Hopl<!ns lntatVIew, 8/ld, my tate brothtt.. drawing ot mel I am truly delighted and gr11telu1. o..... Brook$ PulitzH Prfz• w~ .Input into se~rch To the Edllt><: Willi the tacont resignation o1 Presi&Sent KettM the lludants of IIIII Un~ty naV«tha unique-unity (lnd reaponslbllhY)to llavo a eiQnlllcant altect on ttl lutute. BelOte oettlif19- to the -.ion of candldates.tl'4-.atUk-faoolsto-UniVOnity'a and tlla ~ wlsll u.e new President to llavo.,A couple o f - ago act.... queliflcat-'" PreskMnt- Keeter .nsW«ed QuestionS> ttom many alucfents fn Haas l..<x.lnoe. These r•noed ttom the continued oonltn.tCt'on of the AmherSt Ownpus in -&Jandonaoontro-ttudantunlonlnpan-. IO atudent inp<,t Into aW ..,... ol the Unlvorolty from aeademk: depanments to ~ntsttarion. TheM are key questions. •net still in need of answera. There are ~thatUIIougll and It is oor lob to Identify lhem. ln this way - will be bolter P<epatad to the apeclfoe qualifiC&tiona "" hiring. Pr-t. ]'!lase - Keep Squire for studmts roiN~or. Funhefmoro. none of tha c:aJl<lldatia from u.e This Ia a l o n g - - rasponaa toone oltha al11ctes In The Sp«irum Cluring l/>0 month of F«>tuaty. S1udantt of U8, do you raollze IIIII Squire Hall IS - - to be ctoMd belote lila end of lhll - - . . ? t thlnt 11"- Is an out,_! Why Nl-'t wa been fiGhting tllle admlnlotratlve act since ttl P<-1 01 - a t i o n In n.. Sp«<tum? _ Thle aclmlnletraJion unda< u.e fucllt flat of • , . . _ , Kettw llaa been continually tucoeadlng In ~up the atudanta of IIIII Unlvetalty. Squlta Hall Is eo lw. ~. lhaonly . , _ . - atudanta and faoulty CO<>glagata lOt o< lUll lOt ~llzing. Tha .....,Hr of you. Oludant1 k.- how af)IICioul the AIM- Cemou111 and how therolon't one atao on tile C - • Whar' a1udan10 gather In 1a1ga< numbe<l. Ketter and hla admlnlalration- be atoppocj hOtn daotroylng and taking away tha last ol a llfongllold. flma Ia qulcl<ly NMing out, and belonoknow It, tha - • • wiQ be-· 11>11 <Nano no m01a Sq<ilta Hall. It aloo.....,.. 1\o moro~ ....-.bowling alley, Yicleo room llathokatlar (WIIIcll wfll act..,..._ ~ - Thurtday nlgllt ()pan "" 1hoeO .,.....,., -~~. Thla 801.... - * I """*"Y -.lhaTunna4--at.-11_been_ 10 - I N i i t -lngaaboul thaaehool, -ment, paopla-llle. -.a of O<.W· '*'Iculw conc:ama. On a mOtO gena<aiiOWI wa must think about tha "mlslion~ ol thla Un'-llty. That II, what it tile tOle of the Unt.ataity In our ooclety and hoW doas thll Unlvotaity -..pry with thai rote? This Is a - r _ . . - i o n · and though I Nlvo- $1>8CH1c , _ , P<Wfat to Walt Utttn Friday.. fo<vm selladutad In lounge. ,_,tty paat al«tion "*'tlonad anything ebovt Sqv&. Hau rwnalning open to atudant actiYttlas. 11 wasn't ewon Pill forwwd fOf 1tudent1 to -..ote on like lhlt of ROTC- Tha , _ atudent g""""'ment Pfopoaed • - that would benefit the student body. yet thla 1 . - wun' on their tlcltel. ~parontly the SIIIJIIA party Just c:ate if Squlta ltd I s - awayfr01n tha Otuclant body. Also, thata le "" way ' - lioorl ol atudant aalwtttes un be _ . . t Into Hamman Halt. Students or UB, Iefa taka up our arrna lnd 119ht. Wa muot join togetha< to and thla act of _ . . _ We can't lot Squire Hal be pul*l out ""'"right undat our - ·t '"'· All ·togathat · - · «ganlz.ationa SqultO halt moi>Hiza and !Me UPInthe -~ion. I'm pulling It tO yOU, Whit do yOU think - allould do- 119111, 01 loteva< hold our peace? Anrone le lnt..-ad lhOUid com. to H.aaa '--noa ..._,..,~noon. - Your pW It appra<:Mt-.1, but your ptadlr;tlon Ia • 1111111 - ' " " '· Squite Ia ""r alai«/ to b e - until _,.-to,., · -lot!MI< · _,.,~~~-oil,. yoor .,. - - ..., lactr ol •llf oanrtalfz-.!llftlon on,,. naw oompua. -Ed. Mal - 10:30 am-12'.30""' to dtscuA them with you. Tha tll;no Is now lOt us to take 11'4 -llbUity lot daflnlr>g and -.ceptuallllng tha lutUtO ol oor -·will- tiC- Unlvonly and lha lunaion our naw In that undatlaltl<lg. I - • a n atudanta. boUI gtaduate and ~-· ro actiwe!Y participate In tlllt open diiCUUion - fot today. ~. . .,.,..,.and bring J'OUIIclaoa, Aa _ ...... 0 tha - t l a l Seatcll Commit,_ I J'OUI a._stiona and lnoigllll II I to actloaly lind Oln<:eroly -~ you in IIIII ox..ad\ng!y imc>ottant obligation. Thonk you lor your &l$sta- and con-ation. PetM F. lllltphy, GSA Ro~>nunratioe, Pros~''-' S..tefl Committee �Mafxist . llisleluriOJioolllcq. 11le lJaiomlty .... ....,. am.. ia tllo Ulli¥onity bu boa1 ~ (or • ...,.,...r tcodto<y toward' ''publlah or . pcrioh"-roraa. r~ty tn<mbm doe-· co....,_ u-~ oomnim<s a1 ....-r or t<Khlnt. 1r th<r 11te ~-- O!IPon<nts or auch •• aUballe cO.t<nd thal thla ~ downpla~ 1-"ina, by lis ...-.;"' Jlte Sttocliei. I)Jll6 .-id In ~ * Janoary the ~e Profeii!Or k\'d woolcl RGtlboq ooellnncd Altbtlch'a "oncluslo n s 1h1,1 Grabloer'• a .. ......ion""""'- .... .,._ ......., Buoon. ••a.~ca~~y I widl ...taadon of Prof...., Grabintr's prodllttMry as 1101 * .-ina * $IMdatds - ---caiOd ........ JO auempltd to nbuild. ~ .... lbe !Miter. I!IIO.IIIftDOYa GtabiDer rapondal t1w Notln&tblkOtabin<rdecislon then "no haril 01111 fast _.. •·•ocaamplec:ue,••~toabcfc standard1'' foe promotion and strcucd tllo ditfitully of~ a ,..,..,.. in his ~t aod thai wcrdict. bot cooo<ludtd tbll tlloNiinpwer<orbilm:y. "I -.ld O<abincr's ~ ltwl and 101 that ai..., tllo'abbr..-iattd tim< l)triocl I was •trY prolifiC," ht quallly .._..Wow lhe saDdard." RoM1*rJ adlled t ltal 10 pwc uplllntd. t-tn fact I would .... Grabi..., laluk'01111 pnlf!IOCion to compare my vitae with that or wlriclllh<y- as an lntcarol pan or a Uniw<~Jiry •1101: - in alllleraof.....,.Vkc fiWoldeu fer ·~ A'lftllrs ........t Judct RO>fbtr&.'' lik qalest him,'' an .....,.., th< a..irm.... Grabin<r dttd a myriad or let tors .._.y - .... that h<'l:lalmssho" hostility toward him lnd his MIDis! perspt<1iV<. Tht meMos wut AhbaC"h·s instruC'1ions to the Assistant Professor t<llina him that h< was abusin& the XerO>C COllier and OYer· urina th< Ocpartm<ntal accraaries to help him compltt• his bea.._riltc linceh.iswritina ~<is ~till in · In • January letter the- ~penuscnp~. • ~1.- • Educational Studies Personnel Commiuee Chairm&n, Gnbin« a - tMany faculty membon c.m. 10 cha,..t that "the "'bstance or the UK aaain11 my ttnur<t and Grabincr's ald, araulna that pr~ rests oo- t!ii-ck!bious Grabi,..,.'s sdiOiarty contributions ..aluatJyt basis or my ~ ,.on lncletd substantial. butd on q110111ity of I<S<2tCh and WaiT<II Button cxplaintd that publica~ ions rather than quality." Grabinn ••was doi.a:& somt usdu1 .,. also mointaintd that Altbach (rueardl) stuff." Six peers "rot• 10 1M R'"""'' that Grallinor ~ or an memion betaUie 11r"was hi~ 1n 1974 •llhoul <Oiaplctina nis doctoral di<se<taoion and needtd of ·rror<UO< ----~~r--.eo..--- the ~Xtrt time. • Kt'.tlt'r. on an apptal, then rcwie"'td th< • ...., and ooneludoo that Orabiner".s araument was "n01 compcllina . •• Tht- Univcnity \ Prnidt:nl, • 1ho y.-as unavailable rot oommcn1 WtdncM!ay. nootd ' the proeedural J>O<hion h< ,..as in. "'For mt' co q vcnurn the """'" uniformly ntsat hc ruomtneftdations that •tte" ,Wen at le\'ds, ....;u, ,.,.ards to you1 " ' - " ' -ioo." ... ·Gnbi,..,.. " I should ~ abl< to •I! "'"'< darf~ ~Srat< lhat a miSI I~< lw b<en ,.de o.- thai bw has h«n an\~\'C"CC . I ean~ do ncithc1 or th<!C>." Ktucr con1lnucd, ' ' I an1 convinced chat yOYr case was l,i\'cn lot'riour ·~ objtcti~ tvala~iOn at <a<h and every kvol; and.!hal ba«d on I~ doc..m..t.tlon oon(aincd in _ ..dWIK. tit( ·~"' df<\ 11(1) ~ .. i>th<rofar<~ ..,-~~)1.,;,;:·• Gnblloer'*"""' the cue through aaothtr fOIItc-. ct.imin.a that ......., llllld ,_,a.u;,; .m.;,, t . . . . . . _ . , ... &ivtwW:-1.' re ...... ... Oopp;d1o said that Roubera t.d no _ ..,. to do ~his and soon r<&liltd his mista~<. but C~ntr. h.,....,.,. <ontinu<d 10 at&H 1hac •hi~ ~11\ d~ hi m. ~hi~ R~a. <Oid thai he had . Rt\'C"r promiSC'd <1rabinrr rr-rcvic"". ,..,..lei but only told him he apply. Both the ll<partn><nl racuhy and Altbach denied Orabincr ' , .,-gument, <'\•Otina that he was not dtservlns lhe: r'c-rrview. Follo-'·ina tht same hi<rarchal proeedurc h< u«d In h(s first and initlat rcq\M"Y. ror trnurr. GrabinCT ~ up th< bu~urnooi< tine. to h< ..alu&Kd ,..,..h·dy. He ,... .....,.hdmlllfiY found to be la<tina in resardl and publicalion <tua'-r MCI quanti~)~. Aft<r Roubera was proll>olod to th< Yitt Praidatcy in th<'sammcr. S.anky c.am.. ,.... .....,. Actina D<a~ and r<full!d to oct on Grabin<i's 1101inethllt ooly or ••in r-. Keller could fO<CC a rr-rcvi<w. "Th<n Dun ROSWtrl WIU dtarly in rrror," h< wrote to Allba<h. 10yina that he did not h<leivc Orabin« shoukt havt"a ~~niew. ll<cau~ or hi• prior involvement ia the matter, Rossb<ra nnntd the <:as< O'f<' to his Associate Vitt Presidecu ' WIBiam Omnu, "ho also reoommmdtd 11!11 Grabiner not r..,.;•e the appeal. Grcinor an~rted that C'h~ Auistant Profu50r's acwly submiucd documtenation was not ...bslaallally dlffetmt from his prior subn)lsalono, and "it appears to 111e doubiM that Prof...or <italliDer .,.. Ollldc a case ror ,.. reolow." Ketter ... aarccd with th i• turnlna asidc aueumcnt. On!"'-'• plea on"" .,ain · and throwlna 1M ....,Into th< ane•on« ��i~--~~_s_u_n__~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~ f The Earthling: An Australian Disney , i ! __ _,by Liz Petrino ~ For tile peet 10 )OW.... ~ Hollywood hM vet}' little : of one ellle, ~actor. : Flying only oceulonal!y to ;!', loll AngeiM 10 18M . ....... ;;. film 1*1. WIMIMI Holden hM 3! spent - o f IllS , .... alone L on 1M plains autfOWIOtflg hla Kenre game rancll. gvarding IIQelnSt ~ or Mvlng already wounded anlmalt. II no aurpriM , then, OOIMI U that Holden's first major pall since his role In Helworlt shoukl refleCt his own deepfelt to.. of nalure and SOiamn relf*:t for wildlife. Now playing at tha Amhe,.t and HOliday Theaters, The &rthllng reeks of innocence. wonder, and celebrallon OYer the workl'a awe.Ome beauty. A grluled old curmudgeon. Patrick Foley (William Holden) seta out ltlrough the ~ outt.c:k. ..ctllng for 111a ~.and berlecl ancntry. He;., to uaa ! ~ l'Walnalan pt.rue, "fllCln' to die." Conwenlenlly f or ua, Foley Is alde-trllckecl from lila~ w a y - he ~Mel& up wltrta 10 )'Mr-old toner after hit food. Cu\e and blonde enough to put t he little Dutdl boy to ahame. &.II Oatay (Ricky Scllrodef) linda hlmMII merctteesly abandoned alter Ills parents rathef meully b8dt their camper and lllemsetves off the edge of a cliff. Filii bones Knowing hia days ar" numbered, Foley Is at first reluctant to adopt the Illite orphan, hardening his already tough carapace with growls and frequenwy laughable gllmaces. He ref uses (o share his food with the boy, rea,fuH)f mailng him ~·~ l~ emjrOtVMnt; acculonalll' doeS he throw Sean his leftover llsh bones. By now, 'Seen has been reduced to a gruntlnlf. half-amneslacbundle of neiVeS. cabsed In pan, undoubledly. byJJis pOjj< diaL Ne.er lQM, though-Foley me<1ds Ills ways ind, alter teaching the boy 1he -skiUs of outbecl< survival, bo1ngs him to lhe..hOf'r1eSteed wt.ere lif.. began aoo would, lor him, peacefully end. FHmed In South Wales· Barrington Natjonal Patk, Tile Earthling is visually •magnificent. The sprawling plains, craggy mountains, and verdant forests all rival each otPer lor beauty. Kan,gaioos sport fr8!lly In the background; ostriches and wombats occasionally m_ake a stunning appearance. Photography Director Don McAlpine makes excellent u!le of the spectacular s~oting, fUming p(enty of pan s'>ots and bfeath·taklng views of fhe counlryStde. only "LOok with tha,;; eus" ' ,. ·• . .... ... .. ,' . " - •. . I·,>- '• ... - . :-~ .. ALICE "' ·~ (C)~~· UJ MU!!Ll!ZS. S;lll:lS . . CAYEIIA.Ir (PC) O.i17 Z.4..... I JO Even..so, a few flaws mar this otherwise unblemished movie. Tile Eallhl/ng's glorification oi Nature Is admirable and yet lll some limes a bit idiotic. For example, the catching of a fish or trapped rabbit often brings ecstatic response• climaxed with music truly befitting Tile Sound ol Music. A I WCHEO 8lONOE IN AUSTIIAU.I\?: LewR i c k y - - otors wijh WHilom H~dtn lt1 1M E,#rtfttfnQ. • Olt.MfH41M flllft about._ the won6tmll ~ ~ 0! ..... dweller, with his organi~ foods and Penguin Pocket edlllons of .Shakespeare. While anyone may enJoy the scenety. only chlldre~ or lhe very young at heart will 110ioy this slightly tedious bUt fruty well·madll film. The actors are good; the Sloty. appropriately sweet and fanc"ul. Tile Earthling is. tonally, a movie of which Wall Disney would have been proud. A clap. yes. A shout. .tnaybe. But a paroxysm of Joy? Definitely not. Also. language seems to be slightly mangled with frontier Idiom. The OYerly grainy foley seems alw•ys to be "looking with his ears" or " almin' at" dOing sometlllnp with a pioneer parlance that would make any self·rjlspecllng urbanite wince. But, alas, this mOYie was not made tor the witty city· Teachers Campus · l'n terviews . The Los Angeles Unified Schoe>l DIStrict An Equal Opportunity Employer We hove1umerous opponunltles at ooch level tor ·teachers ~ 1 eres1ed In providing our students a rlcn end meanlngtuleducallonet experience, The· specific requirements: I Political commentator and critic for CBS News • former speech writer and advisor to Bobby Kennedy • Elementary a inna,ua1 . We are~&eklni! BIIInguat Spanlsh·apeaklng teache,.-whoae background and training qualny them to teach Hispanic atudenll. s.<:ondery Ungual , r To speak at UB THURSDAY, APRIL aoth at 8:00pm . J • SQUIRE CONFERENCE t:HEATRE Main Street Campus Openlnga tor qulllllled b411ngual teachers to teach Hlaponlc students In gradee 7·12. Subjects include Mothamalica. English as a SecOf)d Lan· guage. and Eduutlonally Handicapped. SeconcWy Non-BIIngu8l Subjecta Include Mathematics, English • • a Second language, SpecUtl Educetlon '.• ~~-· JJ i d ONI.hard olhearlng •• , . . , . . . , ..... Clfl d 0<1hopedlcdy handicae~Ped and OCher haa"h ilftpalred, · vlaualfy harodlc:apped. O ........,,. . J $ 1d AutJsiiC, ~·l"inable!!""'Wiy 2 •.....,.. a...,..,... apeec~~ correc:uon Itinerant remedial and cleslfOOm tor - • clieorOen ol tanguege/aphasia. If you are qualified am! lnt-'ed In e challenging taeclllng~t fn Soulhem catif~nlll FREE ADMISSION Co-aponSOIN by SA Speekn ButNu and Sohool of DentisttY \ �£,,Kfln1J SOUitd.J oJ ll•rur~ ifOI't 1M Slftf}.).mflq pkiS>9Wffl befi,.,.DaU ~at Metheny Group: new directions in fresh-air ·jazz N..,. . vP!!...~;:J: with ~15 Probably like many others present, I had lOOked forward to -'ng the 80181 band lasl Fall, not only l or Charlie Haden. Dewey Redalan and company ool also lo see Pll perform in a freer slyte. In the pasl he has limited lhe music on eecn ol his albums to singular doreclions (Ex Btiglll She llfi!-Siralghljatt, Chautauqua-SOlo guilar; etc.l rat~er lhan shoWing off everylhing he coul(l do on ~ery record. • No one says his record1ng philosophies musl extend themselves to llvt performances. II Pal waa nol showong otl everythinG~ can do at lh1s pOint, I Will be allonlllheel by what 1/le future holds. The c:onctrl COYered all lhe gn11.1nd ul his five albums wt>ile mapping out some surprises lot' the lulure. Special guest for 1/liS lOur, Who 0 also appears on lhe lonncomlng album, wes b<ulllan pe.cusslonlst Nana llasconc:elos (almost a regular in 81Sffilo having appeared wuh Egbeflo GismonU and lhe group Codona with Don Cherry and Collin waleotlin llle recenl paall. His instinctual mylhms greally enhance lhe sound ol lhe group. GOile was bass player Mark Egan who was.~colncldentally, last aeon In Bulf111c.. wllh another Brazilian • perctlsaionlsl, A1rto Motelra. Ha was replaced by Steve Rodl>y from Chtcagp who doubled on eleclrlc and stanc1up bass. adding still inore lleJ~ifiUIIy to lhe gtoup. NeiY , ·' • , synthepized lnstrumenls wore added to the telups of bOth kl)yboardlst Lyle Mavs and Pal himself; tho most · visually stunning being Pat's Roland Gullar Synt~e.sizer. Tloe biggesl change or all, however, was the band's choice ol material. or course the program started out wilh "Pifase Dance," which Pat's been using as an opener for the lasl three years. Yes, there were blls and pieces ol solo guitar wor1! hom the New Chautauqua album. There was even a funky version ol "Jaco" lhanks .ro Rodby'a allusions lo the Brothers Johnson. The scheduled program ended W1th a spacier than usual version ol lhe lamitlar "San lorenzo." There was even the crowd·pleasing IItie tune from American Gan1ge playeo In a r0Ck-<:haraoe-t1ke encore. ..What QOI me OUI ol my SUI, tlowev.,, wu his newer mateuat-oflen unlilled-whrcn one could deOnllety describe as "exploratory." With all thiS talk and music of Ornene Coleman, Pal's dectded to dedicate an origins Ito him caOed "Oil Ramp." Played at freeway speed, lhe composition began quite open. harmonically, and delfnllely loud. Thrashing drums and pe~cussl0<1 with stand-up bass sellrng rather llexible boundaries gave Pal room to premier his Roland Guitar Synlhesizer. Former Ornelte trumpeter, Don Cherry, would certainly commend Metheny lor cepturlng that same textural feeling ho at one time supplied to that Tnfamous troupe. There have been many complaints abOut gullar synthesizers irom good players. and, In lacl Pat did not expect a workable one to emerge lor 10 years HoweiiR his. he hys, ' "•. , tracks I nobodyl!l 'tlu!srness.'0•Lat the nllitft, Pat used It again. baqklng up ·a. 1st Aflflfltll Cliffori FIIIMI MfllfiOfiM • synthesizer sol<>. Again II sounded exceptional. The group seemed to cnver as many bases as possible within the lwt>-hour concert. Lyle Mays performed a truly 1nspired ctassocally· tinged solo dunng lheir rendition of Keilh Jarrell's "The Wind Up." There was an open country air alliluds In Metheny's longer poclong for a yet untilled " James Taylor·lype tune." That Mld·West appeal colored hiS acoustic S1tumm1ng for ••trs For You" which leatu'ed Sefone flute lines lrt>m Lyle's syntheSizers and culourtul textures from Nana's cymbals and background (truly JUst thi s side •JI audrbihty} vocals. Thos combination o f mstruments reminded me o f Weather Reporl 's " UnkMQWn Soldrer " The lufljt closed nocely aile< evolving Into a moderate swmg Whenever Lyle accumpan1od • Nana's berlmbau (a musteal twin o f the boW al)d arrow), h b10ugh1 to mind parts ol Nana's o wn ECM album wilh string orchestra. Ollen limes these subtle Interplays with Lyle's fingertip orchestra grew Into quote chasmic images ol the open plains and echoing canyon& ol the Southwest . The Granada ThOatre beca,me more than its usual cinematic window to the world and realized a quite new sonsalion via aural travel (Tt11! Granada Canyon?j. The Image or a passing storm wa~ the strangest and most moving e• enl o f the ev.ening, Beginning with Pat's patented " underwater" gullet tone. the loghls laded as Nana began challertng a thundersheel to an airplane engine pulse. One solitary ligM from the Sl8ge floor shone onto lhe gleaming metal, scallerlng rays ol of Elicott w- to •·balance .. or '""t~atUt.ai&Ze"" the synuwsize, elements P411 retretated as he did duung rne Cf)!('leerr tnat ..at tnls P<>lnl ..• I can't rmagone playong wiii><Jut hom." On the tour, Nan.e·hes sucl'l an tnsp~ra·ttonal ettec.r on the group, just as lhe 80181 session~ nod on Pal's own pte.yrng: "An lncrt doble lealning experience • • . II was the lorsl•tlme I ever had to play 1oke that on a noghl af\er night basis, all noght long. It's one thing to play one or two sort ol flee tu~a . but to actually d? two shows a night (where} that's really all that wei happening, 11 was a real challenge." My guess Is lhls album will certainly be an exploratory masterpiece. Metheny's been called the " BrubOck ol the '80s" lor his abllfty to popularize ran. Wouldn't II be $()(ll81hing to have " Free Jau" popularlted? He may be just the one for lhal job. -Bt/1 Besecker J· 10 KRACE - ~ Sunday, ~ril 26 at lO:OO a.m. "" Srarting at PBrking lot P-3 in front light rhythmically Skyward. Accented by great synthesizer thunder claps. the sensation became as much Qne ol Hell's •Jutpr>urlng as that <>I the Heavens grjne mad. Thll crowd's reacfiQn was perplexed-Nana's Idea of "heavy metal" music was decidedly unique. Predictably. what did bring the greatest reaction from lhe cr<>wd were the roclc-jau jams at the end olthe prQgram featurrng percussion trade-J>IIs between NaQa and drumme• Dan G<>nlleb. Alter the stoow. Pal and L'/18 1a11te0 about their nextetoom thai's due QUI the laS! ot May. Orig~natly planned as a duel album belwtoen tne' cnlef c<)mpo$8f11 ol 11>e group. \he Idea ot Nana emergea -may d1scussed the aOdllion o f percuss"'" -JUNO and the ne8f Portsr Ould. - T.sl*ta A....._ Registration ICCIIjltld ell¥ of rec:e. PAYCOC By Sean O'Casey f« lllfu Clll 838-2348. Directed by Derek C~pbefl ~ed by Tha ~ ol '"-<e 4 Dlwi08 SUNY/BullaiO 8 ~ Su'ICIIy 3 Pill Apt 23-Miy 10 , ~.sa....A~ sella $6 & $4 ~I&. Olfz""' Hrlll Price A.O.S. Vouchers Aocopted 681 MMI St. ~1110. N Y 64 7-8460 �FO~K In !he IIIIO'a. traditional lrleto mu81c IUMCI wUh the gr-lllQ IIOPUIIfltJ ol loti! muelc to create a lre8hMn end 'ritalfty thet had long been ~· from IIIah mU.k:. Such groupe &I Planxty. The Chlehal~end Tommy Makem and lhe -~!qUit~": arlzed the new aound In their Irish Folk Music pass th""' P,,_...,_ ~ICI' .,.. ~ ,·. . *. Taking .:-:-. .•~ '•'¥~ ~ lhelll.tl may · . ;t~ .•_,. ~I ~ < ~• , __. • The lelt of the ~ &.hti (Green ltnnet) cettle. ~ (Green ~It) , • ' Picture In .-our mlnO a ==a .· • Waluln ,..;,m;-~.!."l , ~ ~~~ · • Nlcllt filclloney, Strin sA ,_11Ce8n41, Roll:fway Unnet) G~ • rnulll~ ~lerillQ of 3000 tenta In a tush~ Hiley ot11he- coast ol lrelend. Thou.....,. ol ~ ~ -•ther milling about their tempo<ary ~IteMs, llnglng among friends circlillQ • small campfire or listening appreclatl..ly to the muelclana on the stage down the hlllai<H. . AI duel< deeo.nda upon the eceoa, small groups cuclclle under aldmpy aleeplng bagt fOr warmth in IJOnt ol the atage. Th11 aniolte of traet>can fires awlrta latlly over thO aUdience. Those walking b e t - the bo<lles ate careful not to step on an outatrelc:lied hand or trip over the ever-present mounds of beer bottles. What - . like • battlefield It, In reality. a celebnlllon uf Irish folk mUIIc. You are at a three-day lrllh folk festival leaturi1111 the lOP n _ . In the art and 1110 IhelM WhO are. CHII)' known to the pub11oera of small villages. By 11141 end of lhe festival .-ou will hiWI h4tard The Chlellalna. lhe Bothy Band, Davey Arthur•nd The Furey Brothera. Loudon WalnwriOJ11 Ill and have eonaumed maasquantltles of Oulnnen. Harp and Smlthwlcka. • The lrlah kids, you'll'aOOCI dltcover. are extremely knowleclgable olthe gr~ On the bus trip from Dublin to the west coast trrwn of Uedo<Jnvama, t.hey'lt negate .-ou wilh encllees verses of their lavorlta eongs, while .-ou etruggle to remember t.t>e el>orUI of a simple Simon aoc:l Oatfunkel lUIIe: The kids know. luve and celebrate lrlah folk mil,lic. Vinage by storm, the Clancy's the musk: to a folk-hullQry y,...,. tatar, the eound of ~In the tempO. twa1111 and an lolk music. <'' Old lolklee the music ollhl people In the mount81 o Appelachla. Their llvety f iddle p!Jy(ng and booncy jigs were Indigenous. however. to the ~rltt.ll Isles. Poor Immigrants from Ireland, Scot lar!CI af\11 &>oland •who aetlled In the area oomblned tbelr braod of music with American blues and Jazz to fotn1 f. dlstlncOve bl~&ls tound. l.oc*J folk .,lSI Joe Head - s a elmllarity In moQern.fdeto q Alr*fcan folk muslc. The ma.ndol1n'llnd pannywhlstle, l or lnSianca, create a kinship ot lUis betwe.~ the two sounds. The maJor lnlluerice ol IriSh music, Head believes. Is the modal. medieval sound which Is POPUlar among Amertc:a.n artists wl)o prelar the "ancient" end 110adultered folk versions. Popular folk singer Kathy, Moriarity also sees the widespread use olthe Ourlan Mode ond uses lis strong melodlo structure herself. The whole and hall tones ol an octave are set against each IJiher to create a sound whfctl Is very typlc.a l In Irish traalllonal Slllglng, She explained. An example o f the lnfillratlon ol Irish music lntu mode<n rock Is Wamtn ZBvon's " Roland the Heedless Tl>ompson Gunner ... Local mualclan Mike Meldrum pOints out that the SO!lQ hU a distinctive Irish harmony set In modern waltz time. The wordl5 are also similar to an Irish Republican Army rebel ballad. The reel thing Many Irish folk singers are still struggling with adapting Irish tradlllonat music tu lc.lk musi c. Some have butardlzed lhe sound to appeal to unknowledgeable Irish-Americans. Others remain 111unct1 tradftlonaJISls and. th erefore. are heard only by thole with an appreci ative ear fur melodi c l)flff~tlon. While AlnerlcaM c:ootlnoe to lleteo to the ChlellaiM and the Clancy's, ot her artlata are attemPII!lQ to keep Irish musto thriving and fresh In America. (At a recettl concert In BrookiYJ1, a reunited Tommy Makem tnd Uam Clancy played to a capacity crowd-resurglng with new tunes such aa "Red Is the Rose" and ''Jhe Green Fields o f France.'1 The traditional mu5lc of County Clare Ia giW!ft' fresh vitality In Mid< Moloney's Str/nga Atrac~>N. His all~natrumenla( LP gives Moloney a Sl)owca8e lor his talents on the tenor bat>Jo, mandolin and guitar. The vitality o f the album Ia heard In his Hvery reels-a series ol two to IOU< songs WI\ICh flow smoothly Into eaCh other and lump at the listener. The similarity to American Bluegr~~as 1$ ·evident and typifies Moloney's pilhy style. Also using the surging explosiveness ol reels is James Keane In Roll 'Away the FIHI World. With Sean Keane olthe Chieftains on jhe fiddle. MolOney on guitar and banjo, and Keane on the but ton accordion, a clearlY profeiilorl'al blending ul traditional and modem sound emerges. The reels are played hard and sharp. The 119 1s up The prolesslonallsm ol this veteran group Is contrasted by a~ashlngton. D.C. based group called Celtic Thunder. Their album of the same name Ia missing tho ciJrlty nec~ssary to fully appreciate traditional Irish Instrument$. The 1}1aJorlly ol the songs ate lac~luster elfurls end lacl< the melodic and dancing harmony o f Irish voice a. Their lest song-a reel consisting o f " The Wi se Mai d/The Cup ol T~han's" -llnally Shows that C.lllc Thunder can cltt. Jesse Wonch's boldnran drum Is especially fcorceful. A disappointing albucn Is "The e.sr of The Borhy lUnd." Their l'li81S ere excellent-having soto parts ~rglng Into a climatic en41ng. However. the malqflly of o fferi ngs lack the energy which made lhe band Instantly popular In Ireland and America .• One too-short song Is "Fioolnghvata,"a Scotllsh-Gaellc burst of perfect vocal harmuny. Regreta.bly. I aklpped an opportunity to see their last concert together at the Balllsodare Festival. County Sllgv.Jn Augustl979. (Note: Fur a complete catalog CJI Green Unnet Rec«ds You may write Green Unnet Records; 70 Turner HIIItload:Jilew canean. Coonect~eut 063CO ) Dan Bowman Until 1979 the Fesll•al featured unly hJik music. Huwever. lr).l980, Bread and Roses went electric with people Uke Nell YoullQ and his HfJWks and Dovel band. (There's no word on wlleo-or It-an LP will be released lrnm lhose sesalons.) So much lor history. This two-record set Is exoellent. Bill &!mont. Janice Belmont and Danny Kopelson produced lt. c:apturillQ lhe music clearly and crisply; crowd noise Is kept tu a ml"l mum. ThoSe 11s1eners woo like Unda Ronstadl will be pleased l o know her lilt tune " When Will 1 Be Loved" (written by 1'1'111 Everly) Is lnCiUCied. Those who fiJid Ronstadl b(Jring and em,,llonally tepid wll be pleased In knuw the song Is performed by the Chamber. Brothers In a strikingly beautiful arrangement; slowed-down tempO and gorgeous harmonlea give the so~ a haunllng quality. The Chambera also perform a great m)"baby'a·lell-me blua catted " Tore Up Over You." • Another hlghltghl Is the Oppanhelm-Ferlns tune "BrMcl end RoMe.• Perlormed a cappella by Mtmi Fat1na and lief elater. Joan Baet, the song lea lures their Yolces dlppl1111 and ~rllng and 'V'IIing In a 1110\lillQ perlonna.l8; the lyrics are pro-woman's movement and IIIII audience shouts Its approval. Bob 8Mz 1110 sings Bob Dylan's MForaver Young"· "May GoC1 bleea and keep you alwav-fMay your · wlahel all COllie true/May you always ao lor olhers and lllaY o.J._. do lor youJMay you build a ladder to the 8tMIIMnd cllfnb on _ , rungh\nd may .-ou lily for............ The IOnQ the spirit of the festival, u Baez Olllha .... ' - WDfda. The~ ....... OIOpe up occasionally Seiger and Graham Nash. , "'- llrMd Olcl folltle, ~ Chal1ie Klngs' a.oc- ::::--Wllt'l.,.... ~AcfMol~ "he~IIIia oountryn to.. evary rtcow.! t he I'IUIIW alftOt ~ 10 lift hete '1111 I'm !lOIII's 00 and not mel". ~r also ·a ~lonetome Valley," ·~llr•tonel*\lo. Naah , . . . _ . . Olcl "Military .,.,_... by atldlnO • ODIIpllt that conclamnll "nuciMr ,....,.,.... ll!l •.csHW pe!forms llle group•a 1111 ..,_ • 8oft8....._ t Go.· lind John and J.,._ Hlll'a ..,..,_......,.. !he No Hcltel IMWfe by the Doollla ........... Tl'(lar and Hall). oe.~......._._,he Aoct.. ..... """ u.n· and IloilO ........ Cl8llad "'rrlllno ........ The othar 1*11111 • lba ~Mofd - Hor1on"8uffakk, Hoy! AlltDn, RaiU'a tl8lal8l and tuba .............. IIIIMur, ;loaf tlant....n. DI¥ICI '-llo--- Jolin.....,_.. Crooaby, Paul Siebel, Krls Krist• trers• n. Leal• Kuokol ana Chick Corea(!). An routetandlng album. an o•utsta]ldlng cause: Bread end Rtoaes. '- Bob Schooley Don McLean, Cham Ughlning, • (RCA) • II does not bother me one bit that the only 'reason I was given this album to review Is that I'm one ol CHIIy lwo people In The S/Hctrum office who can claim to have been out of junior high $Chool when McLean's "American Pie" was released. Well. In splta of my adv&l)ced years. 1 can still recognize gOod music when I hear it. And although the liner notes on Don Mclean's Chain uomnlng make him aound like he wallta on water every day before btealdast. II one can Ignore the hype, this album Is worth a second lilian. It's an album that .-ou have to get to know, lhouQh. "Crying 011er You.'' the Roy Orblson classic., Ia lfeated woth more ol a ..,.. ol toss than the original version, end McLean's lnterprelatlon Is more subtle than the lean recording by Orblson. "Your Chealln' Hean.. ls treated In much the same way-Mclean's voice .canlea moJe <;>ltt>e meenlllQ o f the sollQ than. the actual words do. In one line, "You'll walk the floor. like I do," Mclfan softens to a whilper, glvlllQ a 11-lllQ gtlmp.. of regret; rather than ltMt traditional accuaatory aarcum, aa Interpreted by SUCh greats 11 Boxcar Willie. �... April 23 J 25 �l SA & UUAB are ...... to l announce ~. SPRINGFEST '81 Buffalo Folk Festival· '81 is r~pectfully dedi.~ated ·to Mrs. Waldm~n with best wishes.for a spe~dy recovery. Buffalo Folk Festival '81 We are all talking louder· and hearing less. The clanking machinery of industrlaliustlon has spawned a parallel movement in contemporary music lhat attempts to· communicl!te through . theatrict and mega-deo'bel volumes. Modern cuhure sequesters us further from the healing forces of nature. A generation of people. whose most · soeadfast companion has a 19·inch screen and a fine·tuning knob. has been faught to be passive spectators. honoring those who do while discounting their own capacity pr aclion. Walls-real and imagined -impede each of us from feeling a true sense of "*'munity. The folk festival is one fleeting opportunity to redeem the l<lst humanity. to create an lsiand of solidarity, however shortlived, amidst the sea of alienation. The music is edifying. L!'Ss theatrics, more ~ubstance. It speaks of a more elemental relationship with nature: the rushing wind. a bird. water. an inner peaoe . . . labor reform. Community is. Inherent. A eraft demonstration here. a music workshop there. People doing and being. Touching one another. Tear down the walls and listen. you might hear a sound -the folk festival is Sq.uire Fo.untain ~rea John. &ady, another BuR~Io-based artist, will both play and host Thursday night's Coffeehouse. In addition to his ho.r dutlc$, h(l will help Ros Magarian .with the children's concert. It's John's background that makes him such a ller$8tlle performer, His experience renges from soiQ artist to group memher and his rtpertolre from rock to J1w. 10 fnlk. S.. <»me hear .John play origJnal "".;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:;. .~-~...- - - - - - - - - - " ' ~=and unique arra09<'""'"ts or"'""' �University Union Activities Board. is proud to present the lOth annual . . EDWitt•s MUSIC STORE Buffalo'• Larveat Muaie Selection POP-ROCK..COUN'tRY-FOLK-BLUEGRASS BROADWAY-CLASSICAL Featuring Method. and Colleetioru for: April23- 25 Credits - Coordinator: • Steerin!:! Committee: Publicity: Sound: Crafts: Hospitality: Ushers: Stage Crew: Tickets: Lois Waldman Usa Rappaport, Mark Cohen, 'Randy Willet and Thalia Sakoulis Esther Cooper, Andrea Oriel Brian Rich, Gerad Pappa, Michael Fetto and UUAB Sound Thalia Sakoutis Alice Glanzman Danny Mandel and UUAB music ushers Ed Vigdor and UUAB stage crew Dave Sampson a nd his Sub Board I Inc. ticket office staff Accordion Autoharp Balalaika Banjo Ball Melodiea Oboe .Orran Piano Recorder Ba~n Saxaphone Cello Steel Guitar Chord Orran Trumpet Outieal Guitar Trombone · Drunii Tuba Dulcimer Ukelele Flute Violin Guitar Viola Harmonica Voice Mandolin r Program Book Cover: Logo: Composition & Design: Advertising: Martha B. Kazmierczak Jerry Sealy Martha B. Kazmierczak M_!lry L. Simpson The Spectrum Special thanks to Anita LaMon to. UUAB's wond<!rful S«rotary ~PPY secr01ary's week Anita!) . Jerry Sebly lor a new and ~uulullogo. Dave Comstock lor being hims.!ll. and to WBFO. Turgeon RestawanlSLTD. and P J . BOTTOMS lor th<!lr timi' and generosity. To Bill Hooley and the rest ol UUAB lor bemg 50 h<!lplul and supportive a nd ~Dy to our OMsion Director Usa Rappaport. To Sub Board I Inc Executove Oireclor Dennis Black and th<! rest ol the admlnlsWalive d ivision lor their time and patience and to Tlm Sheen lor putting through aD tho$e reps. · 1\ very special thanks to The Spectrum• adliertislng and production staff aod to a U of you who have bee n o f assistance th roughout this projecl. 1515 Broadway HOURS: 'Bu(falo, N.Y. 14212 Daily 10 am- 8 pm Wed. & Sat. 9 am - 5 pm 892-8018 SUMMER Craft Workshops Start dune 8th POTTERY- dEWELRY -WEAVING- SILKSCREENQUILTING - PHOTOGR~HY· 8L -DRAWING- PAINTINGFor Information Call- 838-2201 Kathy Mortarw Long Island girl makes good In Buffalo. That's Kadly Moriarty's story. f<alh? came to Bul(a)o to attend college .,d Jw1 newr left. She's played at dubs end cofteehousa throu~t the area whictlll surprising for someone who refers to hervlf as "'azy." Kathy plays standard folk tunes In addition to her own bnln~ ol song. such as "I Always Think ol FaUout When I Think of You.'' Creative Craft Center 120 MFAC ·Ellicott Complex Amherst Campus ' U/B Amherst N.Y. 14281 �WorkshoiJ Friday April 24 Hua Conference Thursday April 23 8 p. m. (&~) Ratbskellar, Squire Hall OPEN MIKE Host JOHN BRADY · . 1:00 Cr-aft Sale ~ r- Friday April 24 . 8 p .m. (admission) FUlmore Room, Squire Hall KATHY MORIARTY, M.C . CRIS WilliAMSON TOM PAXTON - t 'l.i;,; Lour - - ~ ' 1 :30 Cen Thea~ Lounge . Oeo Moue _. . Work r-- 2:00 Janet M --'- Story-Tim - 2:30 - 3:00 Pa,.ton Worbbop Ros· Mt with Jo t Folk John Hall Distinguishing himself as one mll!lclan who wears his polltlc:s on his sleeve. John Hal has kept himself busy perfonning benefiH for Musicians Unhed for Safe Energy (MUSE) since the five days of tonCftiS In New Yorlc City In s,p!ember ol 1979 that rnarJqed tne, anti-nudur movemenfs high W5ler mark. Hal. along with Jacl<son Browne. GraMm Nash. and Bonnie Ralrt comprise_the production board ol MUSE. But even stJ1pped af his poll!lcst John Hlll has shown himself to be a guitarist. voulisl and composer of Mnsl!illlty. Sin<le Iris early days 1n Woodstoclc wtth the roc1c band Orlelins to h"ls more recent solo endeaiiOIS, HaD. asslstA!d b~ his wife Johanna, has composed a legion af top-flight 1\lnl!$ such as ''Oarn:e WHh Me." " Half Moon ." and ."Power," the acknowledged anthem of the MUSE movement . some ..,. Slr.g-. . 3:30 - . I 4:00 lona Pt Chlfdr~• -· -rrrljoz;t . 4 :30 ~ - ~ <~ . , l . 5:00 .. < , ' . Crls Wlllfamson .. .. ' 1.· �Schedule Saturday April 25 Haas Lounge FIUmore Conference Room Theatre - Saturday April 25 - Cnlt Sale orer 11• p 8 p.DJ. (admission) Square DM>Ce FUlmore Room . JOHNHAU JONATHAN EDWARDS KEN ~DLEY PLAYBOYS A - - . ~ WorbhoJ>5 Hlald uppets Kathy Moriarity . ., . - dan Ken Hardley Playboys . . Indy ;k: ' . ~ '9 . . ~don ;or>gs iono ~ .~ I . J .. . .. • . .. ' Tom Paxton As the Iitle oi 111$ ~--t album , The Paxton Repon. ui'dlcates, Tom Paxton sings oi the evenjs oi the day. During his 20-plus year career the renowned singerI songwriter lias composed songs saliriling such contemporary themes as Watergate. Anita Bryant, Salvador Allende and the Chrysler Corporation, culnt!Mting in the po~gnant"Let the Suns!Une," arguably the dellnitiw alternate energy song. Indeed, wi!h the passing oi PhS Ochs-lo whom &rf/olo Folk Fesliool '80 was respjK:IIuly dedicated-Paxton may be America's prmlier wri1er .oi topical songs. But, nol)etheiess. Paxton rHisls the label "protest singer. • clelmlng II "'automaticaly cutsOff In people's minds 80 to 90 pe!Q!flt oi w~>a~'l do." An with such apoltical and olt«MMred gems as "'The Last Thing on My Mind" and "Ramblin • Boy" to hts aedb he lends credence to this dalm. As he demonstrated to the 200.000 participants at the MUSE concert In New Vork City's Battery Park on Seplemlier 1979 Paxton's smooth tenor will be sure 1o touch ew;ryone. ''LIM the Lone Ranger," he Mid In a ...cent lnl.-vlew. " I come to town and sing tome end luw! a silwr bulel .• sonos It's been a long and winding road for Jonathan Edwards. In his younger yurs, this $on of an FBI man audllloned for the Ice Capades. raced buDdo:.ers (lllegafty. ol course). attended mlll1ary school (Involuntarily. of course! and studied art in college to prepare himself lor his eventual career as a folk· rocldng singer/songwriter. His sell-titled debut of 1972-leatunng the miUion selling single "Sunshine" -stands as a prime example of the genre. And six albums and a decade later. tall and lanky Jonathan Edwards refuses to throw his checkered career into a musical holding panern. Recent shows have seen Edwards mlx some oi his old classics such as "'Shanty." "Train ol Glory", and " Emma" with a crop oi new material. His new sound showcases plano along with his sweet vbatoUnged YOice, gubr and harmonica. Above al. Jonathan Edwards promoses-ln the immonal words oi ;st>anry"- to "put a good bun on· �· r---------~--~--~~~~ i CONGRATVLATIONS f ~ •f ON 10 SUCCESSFUL YEARS WITH .. ~H~· · ·, ~'I·{ . F£sr.1v_ ;._0 ~- ~ . Enjoy thi~ one wit~ us in The Rathskellar C h lldren's Ac:thrttles Sabuday, April25, 1981 Center Lounge-Squire Hall 1:00 ·2:00p.m. 2 :00 · 3 :00 p.m. Cindy Blrrer M usic w/Mouement Discovering & CreaUng '- . From C hildren's l:ueryday Woi'ld Janet McDonald Stor\r·Tlme Puppeta The telling of folk & fairy tales with puppet$ 3 :00 · 4 :00 p .m. 4 :00 · 5:00 p .m. Rot~ Magorlan Folk Music Sing·Along with John Brady Si/ley songs. games. and make·up songs lona Penteldon Children ·s songs wl jauy piano THURS. ' UBtJJ 10:80 p~ FRI. · . until 10:30 pm SAT. until 12 Midnight SUN. from 3 pm til 7 pm and A'r THE PAGODA (In Front of Squire) OPEN THUBSDAY- SUNDAY from II am - 2 pm Creative Mcwement Workshop Ros Magorian . Ros MIIIIO'Ian sings with oR ages, llllng old end n..., ballads from many cullura. She delights V> gdt!ng People to Join In at' Folldadv8k, tchook, eof!MhouM:t, belleflls. . . . • . . . • • - n- l.aiiiW'IIIMt'lhe eppeaqd at Arlpedo. hu lUng Ill Chautauqua ai.cl proi'IMflade concerts In .._,._, a.Malo. Rat II CUINfiiiJ dw ~lllk: lady" at W I I ..... ,......, School, and tun1 ... c:or..e.ld ec..t- at 25 a-aa.ld s.... BUI.Io: Rat- .... 1-.1 out, endtled • Jo, In UoMg.• ' �.... t; ' Tti~ i Amherst, New York ..i WI~~ ..~ Sti~UIV 14226 ; ' 832-0320 fine- > ¥ ~ . W'"es .\ ~ e DELIVERY TO BOTH & spirits CAMPUSES e WIDE SELECTION OF LIQUOR It WINE MINIMUM PRIC_ES_. AT PHILO l'hiln K<•t•ords wt•l<oomt'H Uuffnlo_Fulk F<'!ith·nl! Iona Penteldon lona Penteldon has performed in eledrilying gospel music in tolle<'houses. and has'don" WO<kshops In school. She plays and smgs IO< the young ~uh choir 10 Nlll!Jill'a Falls and is WO<kl09 w~h young chlldum at Trinity Day Cat<• Center. ~·mt Dav~ Van Ronk Mary McCaslin Jim Ring~r Utah Phillips · to tlw Rosalie Sorrels Lew London Boys of th~ Lough Priscilla H~rdman · - - - - J •:an R~dpath -----~ Fur ou r FKF.E {'ntulc)j(ut' und lnfnm111tlon on tillY of tht• l'hlln nrthitH IIHtt•d nnd nth<'rfk writ<' tm PH ItO KF.{'ORUS/ THF. 8 .\R~ FERRISBl' R(i, YER)IOXT O:l-\73 ~ORTH GREAT SONGS! GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! TOM PAXTON ... at . \(. fi,S't\" f).\-· 't\'\£ fQ\-"' f;\\.-o<' Roo<" \., ?,4t'n ~ 'P p..PR\ Cindy Blrrer Ondy Birrer is teaching dance. modern jazz and lllp M UB. Her masters degree ., dance management will be complet..d in May of 1981 She has been woctung With children !0< nin<> years and is turrendy doing P.A.S.S. workshops !0< ~In the Buffalo school 5ys1"m TOM PAXTON' New Album ' . Janet McDonald noc only the "pupp4'11ady" of Bullalo. bulsh" Is Jbnc>l McDonald is known also IO< her WO<k whh children ~nd llduhs using fairy tales and • storytemng. Slw hAs us..><l htor aalt lor tht'l'liPY lor 3!1 d!J<'S. It is lll!rd to r<.'~l5t lwr rnagi<'l Available at all fine record stores Write us Now! For A FREE Catalog Movftt.;n ... a,o.~~d lKOUk., IM. .. .. ~! AhH~'fi o\\t'f'IU•' M,tdto.c'lln \\I \r•t.a t ht~ \ } .a\ ·""Ill �WANT ~ A NonCE To All Attending · JOB? FObKfEST! y ........... PROFESSION.u-LOOKING RfSUME. A prOJpt'<.1i"" cmf"'oy<r won&& 10 oce ,....,... 1...1 ...., ea:<)' 10....., :ind •how Ihal yo<o ''*"how JOU p<acftl ~r. Saturday Njglita performance at8:00 pm AI Univ<rtily Pr... w< 1~- prinl your rcou...,. Wt11 help yoo. 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"we doJt aU for you.•" -~T ,. thejr IO(h annual Buffalo Folk Festival �·<Q,prodigol sunj! l -CON.,._, tn- PlOt' ffcontemplaUYe mood of the rest of the albu .l ld tn Qel*al, they are pretty 00011. "'elean Ism ••a keel up bV the Jordannafres. alld thei r halmon\1 5 te>l1ute to songs that othen.IH would 11 off ae lust pteuant"I>OP"tu"". Ailaln,a.:._:., ¥01ce ma!UII atl1tte dlfferenc:a oo these !racks a d he Ulll II like an inslrumonl, falling lull adva~ta n of hla ranoe. . ge "Genesis (In tlle Beginning(" Is 8 be4UIIIuii)Oem that unfortunately gels loa! In this album. U&ually Mclean's poems diallnguleh themselves even ' wllar1 aunounded bV tight. aomeurnea·hu:no.ous IOOQa. For some rea-., "GeAes~s" Just doesn't stalld 01.11 and Ills a shame, because although the melody Ia hot One that you are likely to hum atounc I he IIOUM, It Is a wondefful, sensltl>'e PJece or art 11111 Is ll~ety to be Ignored In Ills sllutfle of AM selections. Tha Whole album Is lmpeocllbly produced, wllll crlep lnNrurnentahon. Mclean's gultar.,n 11tways. Is pelfectly WoMn·wllh Ills Other Instruments neve domlnaling, but always there wiien needotd ' Without llel'llg O)'erproducecl; this album Is ;eally rich alld luO o f beautllut textures. Producer Larry Butt.< did hlajob well. ~ the one draWO.C:k abouttllis album Ia the aforementioned liner notes. wrluen by Mclean'• Mlf-deserlbecl friend. Herb GarL In one sec11oo. Gar! writes "Don has set himself the very difficult t~ o f writing new eongs that can sland up In lhe Ql>lnpeny o f clauica alld the equally dllllcull ,..., or singing them so well t llal theY soulld and fMI as I f - had always knoWn them " Welt, wnethjlr or not Mclean has succeeded ,;, tne polntthlt his friend auggests Is a matter <>I opi nion alld preference on the part of the lfatener. Certainly. Chain Lightning Is a very good album wlllch ehould come as no surprise, because ' Mclean has always wrltlen wonderfully-crafled eoogs, .ame of which !lave become cleas~;- " American Pie." "VIncent," ·~ t lolfe You So. K Ia lor thiS V8fY _ . . , that we don'l need aappy liner notes to C(Jflvlnce U$ of his talent It epeaks l or lteelf and as Gart writes. Ml:Lean Is unique In the llldustry because he has never given In ID tho trappings " I atard<>m. Uk.e over·zeai<•U$ I PR agents. -Ghri~ Wlltts ,2: Jamea T=, Din1 LOW/$ H1s Wor/r(Columbla) - This range from the oglfmfstfc family man to tt>e melancholic loner haa Its mualcat compliment; from the hard rOCking "Stand and Fight" to tt>e quiet alld pensive " Only For Me," from lhe almost disco-like " Hard T1mes" t o the wtry traditional folk tunes of "Sugar Trede," from the light, Paul Simon· like "Summer's Here" to. the nearly choral " That Lonesome Rol!d," this new album ts' vereatfle. Because It hardly ever gee~ too far Into any musical style II preselves the typical Taylor laid· back<;MIS8 without becomlng lrrelevanL Taylor Ia accompanied bV his old studio cronies Waddy Wachtel on gUitar, Rick Marolta oo drumS and Dan Grolnlck on keyboards; a musical cooperation lhll worl<s. At limes the songs are over arr~ngect: the album could have done with a lot less str1nga: and particularly the background vocal~t are often too heavy. But the overall ettect ls still nlu enougn. Dad Lo..s His Worlr Is not James Taylor's best album, It Is not M ud Slide 511"1 alld II It not JT. both characteristic greats o f two different eras for Taylor. James Is getting no y<>unger. alld t>e knows It: ''When I grow tou old and dull ' " rock •n· r(lllland wt>en my !Ires have all burnt oul/l'd like to thln'k 1 can still think aboulllhe things I used to sing about/when I wu spendi ng all my lime alone/by ~:~~~~~ nn my r~wn/seldnm seen and quite As long as he e<>mes up wi tII lyrics and musk: like that, lwt remains tone •·I the boys whuse albums VW can look fnrward '"· even alter all t hese years. -Kristlan tlJtze Nita's canaet tlu, like that of many wt>O follow the course of the New York olub scene, earned him Ills unfounded reputetlon as a folk singer. Although his music grealfy resembled the sl mple, noncontrived essence of folk music. Nile is a rock-n· roller wearing the suit o f a folksier. Or so he often etates. ...._ So what does he do? He pickS up his acoustic guitar, tells tt>e rest of his band to 1141 lost, then strums his wa ~ through " I like the way. • This song simplistically written finds more than any other the amalgamation of music. words and emotion. Nile's voice alld the guitar set the stage for the most <Sensitive accouM on the disk. Again tho theme hOvering over lis head is love as a cureali-"Some like jewels and money . . . Yeah, well I like lila way you say yes." Iiiia' s theory In relation to the power of love Is an ~ue viewpoint, neglecting many problems thiL are knocking on the door. But I can see hit logic an hiving a private world that no one can Invade-too bad lite Isn't lived In that manner 24 hours a day. -David Cu}l(a Elvis Costello oo-ne. naivete ' • On !"- new 81bum. Dad t.o¥es His Worl!, he fa dll f -t elld IIUI the Ptl'le Old "Sweet Baby J - :· Hla change Ia natur11, lie hu grown older, become a family man which explains the thematlo The gaping harbors ana made tor lhe eftluent; tile rest they h\de beneath loYe's shelter. " Poor Boy," the album's leacklll cut, mirrors lhls search for a tiny c""lca In Whi ch to hide. Up and down goes the me or a poor boy. wort<log au day, scratching tne hide of tile world, only grasping slight return on Ills physical fnveetment. As life extends Itself though, the poor boy linda the com fori of another-"cause nothing mattere When we're ulldarneath the plnelalld nothing maners when her lips are touctllng n>lne ... Uke "Poor ~" the songs that work best tor Nile are ballacHtaque rockers like the title IOflQ. Tal- about being In tne armpit o t ~~~~ WO<Id, Nile eomallOW makee the life ol a workltlll girt sa.T~ palatable. Finding rotMntk:lsm In the moat unexpected areas. he agel!' reiterates that lhol8 tiny llawena we c.r~ lind are often the moat p-..ble. "'ut In the filth alld - ' " ' mud/Were hungry llrangert aboundldown the road of the ~ .,. ! ¥ Willie Nile Golden Down (Arlste) In Pllll..,.lphla, In Denver and In San Francisco someday, the US m•nts will stop the pres.es and cease printing money as we know lt. In p4ac:a of the green p - r and solid metal coins. hugs and ~is<Ses will ba swapped. Thls Is the gospel aocordlng to Willie, Nile that Is. Nile has not yet come out ..,ying we Will alter our monetary system.J>ut _ Goldl!n Down. tlls second release 1s saturated with such allusions. "Some folka want diamondS/some folks want stew ••• But me I want you." Phrasings ltke this, from "I Can't Get You 011 or My Mind," are typical of Nile's emphuls on love as a cure-all. At times the sff\ger's songs can become tired. pathetic themes play_ed on In the past, but tho hi ghlights find an emergence o f musical. lyrical and most imporlantly, omollonll strength. Here his worda reflect lite' s struggles alld i nequities. the outcomes of Which do not lind the protagonist leaping over his afflictions grecefully Into a sedate, protected harbor. Nile's cha111cters don't live on the storyliook side of lila; What meager glimpse o f the good life they catch is olten just enOtJgh to get them through one day and to the ne>rt. Nile's characters could be any of us living life on a few laughS and then stomaching tM rest. ., ~ ~ ~~ I ~ " Las Champs Elysoesj" for Instance wes a song he periormed on llla pafl summer tour. What II lacked In profundity It more than made up In enthusiasm.-" cioN llpten will even expoae a great llker>eSs to the classic " SUmmertime Blues:· ~ 36 Yoo won'l tike my love l or tender I aiWIIye thought ol James Taylor as a survivor. He aurvhlad despite hlm&ell and In a WO<Id in Which lie SMmed to be continually lost. He Is a beautiful loser. If rock has ever seen one, and he sings about his loaaea. II might well have been his songs that pulled him througll: beautifully melancholic. almoet deaperlla, alld IIIII alwe,ya hOpeful, resisting his fate. Uke hla Weal C<..aet cullaague. Jacl<son Browne. he has a way o f cooelantly s inging about love without-· or aknOit '""'er, liOUndlng ernbenuaad or em08rraealng. Alld when t>e pofitical. t>e does so with a refreshing shift fn lila lyrics. Tile "lonesome road" Is no lrmoer the P<11dornlnant m&~apllor for Ills urge to run away With a broken twtert. JT Is happy and, maybe for the firat lime. naelly optimistic. He has come wough "Hard n,.,.,"he 11u fOOnd the loVe or hi.s fila, -.Net! obvooualy changes the cheracte< of Ills mualc. It has 1os1 its Introverted, almost eutlallc quell!~. "Wa heve - n It before/In times ut great sort0W/111et ltlltll., compassion will ftowllrom a well 11111 hal long rvn dry.'' He llae llnelly decided to "atand and light," • aoog Jhat originated trom hfaacthoe Involvement In the No Nullaa rally. "You alnl' doing ~ no fe~ng around like a rag on their l loorlsoonar or Ill• )'OU... OIIC to llllllld alld light " But the otlwr aide of J - Tll¥'0< lingers on, ·-n.t Lor-. Aoed" II ttlll thtf'l- Taylor's OOIIIIIIIelon alld faKlnallon II atilt with lila toeira: "clown 1M end o f the lllr room/ollt o f light o f the Uglll In 11w wiAdoWII!Ia mllld In hla whf~~ hla IJoiJ)' ~ • folding chalrtfer beyond repair.'' I lesh l!,nd/btoodl& certain gentleness can be found " Nile at motner11S can c111ate extremely Imaginative lyrics-his greatest asset. ' Convetsely, there are occulons When the worda get trashy and the music moves more quickly; songs like these are the pith of Nlfe'a exciting five 1 "' •-~ Cria Williamson Strange Paradise (Olivia) 1 heard Crls Williamson's first Olivia record. The Changer and the Chanfltld, at a lriend's hOuse several ytWS ago. Cr1s' name stayed with me. as did e warm and pleasant memory ol a unique music. Apparently she's had a simi lar effect on many others In the six yeam since that album came out, lor Changer sold over 100,000 copies with lillie advertising and press, a great boon for both the women's record lndullry alld the independent label. Crls' latest release, Suange Paradise, merits the same reaction. In lac!, there Isn' t much praiH to give It that hasn't already been voiced In the year since Its arrival. It's a peaceful, mature WOfl< from a woman Who knows o f oreams and life. It Ia poetry. and It Is eminently mU$ical The strength of thi s music, at once delicate and earthy, rests on Williamson's art with synthes!Ler. plano. guitars and, mosttmpo<Mnlly. beeutllul voceIs. Her voice fits 8\l&ry mood: the empallly ol the cello-haunted " Native Dancer." l/le sunshine o f ''On, Judehl" alld the menanoe of " When Anger Takes the Wheel"- a dark, fiercelY powerluttune leaturing Bonnie Raitt on slide guitar alld a chorus o f chilling vocals. Who would l/llnk the woroa "Goona kill 'em wi th kflldness" could be so lrlghtenlng? Williamson Is feminist In that she prefers to work • with Olivia. a women's collective recording compeny. rafher than with a bigger company which might be able to pay her more and promote her music to a greater degree. In that. her music shOws a sensitivity to women's pro!Mems. Stiit never preaChes, though-she j ust understands. " Twisted l.Qve" highlights lamill'llr feelings. abstracting tnem to provide a Whimsical look at the worid, with bounce end doo-wop accompaniment. Or, one can be Immersed In the piano and swelling vocel or the title cut. The songs are a particularly sweet sufJ)rlse oo the radlo-stoe adds class to ll>e airwaves. Her music ShoWS an acute awatenetl$ of so much as she dedicates a song to the spirit ol the Lion ot Judah, wfth !hanks to Bob Martey. Cris W allfamson Ia a woman in the wortCI, and her appeatance at Folklesl loolght should be something special lor averyona. -Patrrcla 1.. Cartlnflron Next week: Sometlllng Pet can dance tol �j(©,prodigal sun 10 ~ JS ~ :6 ~ by Thomas ~C~!t· • ,~!~~ pr~t~~~ o~~~ty ~~~~s.~~~~~~:~ ~lluo c-o~ ~ak II was a classic scene in film. Ouslln H<•ffman as y<>unp Be11)an1in B1add<.>Ck Ia uncer~aln a~l-his lulure At Ills 11 0 1 ~~meer'lr pa ny:,~~ ~'n'net~~•rd wbah~!,, ,, ...,. "~·~, _, "' pr,mlsed ''' be tne key 1<• nls IUIUJII i t>app1neu Thai w<>rd is " plasHes." < &er emu Tht> Gradual... Hollyw<IVCI ~ has been <ICCasi<,ally adYistng an<! ~ Pl•111aylng thai inlatn<IOS gwup of Amerocanf. the babv boomers. as tMY progreu lrom c..•llt'QC graduaU;m IJ.• ma.te men011aust' Olher films "' lhe slxtt,s. hke Easy R1der. Mrdlllgh/ cowboy. and ev~n BonnrP and CtydP. were tlfms ,,, youtnful rebels who wore quo&t1un1n11 social and sexual mnres. The se>enues saw Hollywood c,,'?:',;emn tr ate ondn odt n e ~ tererndsm:atngtng '"" 8 113 8 • 111 • 0 Vi~lnam epics. bill an l)CClls<..,.al tllm like FrlftJ fllsy Preces wilh Jack Ntenoltoo showed baby boomers tn a state,,, adva~ced lrusvatiim. AI the end of the sev\'f1118S and I he beglnntng ot the elghlles. baby boom tltms have c•perlenced a renaissance. Muvles like Mldd/e.Age Ctazy. Stlrtlng Over. and All Night Long altempled lu palltay ··1yplcal" middl•age men whoM menopause waa far .more 1raumat1c lhalllhe caae lludy oltered ago In The S#ven Year ItCh. Yet or rt>e baby boom films suffer ! ! 1 53 1 cunlusron. and early indlcaliuns Show tllal revllallted loterest In the baby W<•m is becom1ng a buSI. Frivolity Conhision 1s painfully iwldllfll because no dlsllnctions are made bel ween lrusuallons and lrrvotlly Ill' M•dd"' Age Crary. Bwce Oem complains about hiS trllj)ped e• islence n a taeo S4and c:O<IIIacor. yet he somehow manaues l o drive tu Dallas in a shiny new Porelle and gain Carnil Knowledge wilh a cheerleader, In Sranmg OvtH. Burt Reynolds looks lost and cunlused. but one can hardly sympalhize wtlh a man WhO Is deciding' belween Jill Ctayburgh and Candice Bergen. two mls-casl actresses. And in All Night Long. Gene Hackman likefiS ~is mari tal woes to ttan and nuclear wastes. but he cnases his bosses throughoot.a pnarmacy whh a re11>1>te controlled minialure tJrplll!1e. These films were preceded by two olhers of ils tnl ddfe age genre. Woody . Allen's Manhattan and RObert Benlon·s Kramer vs. Klamer. In Manhattan. Woody Allen Is .too neuro1lc to be believable. and the 111m ulllmately served as Allen's grand melaphor to express snubblshl~ lntetteclual quips aboul God. Hamiel and Zelda Alzgetald. In Kram., vi. Kramer. Ouslln Hoffman wes I he John Wayne and lu family lies. • Ulllmalely: the baby boomer ts portrayed as an avaricious. power hungry man shQwing no remorse abuol an easy alleYiatlon ul lamlly lies. such a descripllun cuuld 111 many male baby boomers. since I he dllloroe rate IO< men~ the :15-45 cat119<>fY has risen to Characte<lstics well 1>"11< 50 percenl In ulher woros. Yet what ase socne common many mi~le age men are facing lhe characterlslics of these upper mtddiO .same c.isrs thai many )'(llllhS <fld In clast men? ~n and Hac:l<man reaiiLe the t~s. And HOllywood is wrong tu lhat they will nul be eotP<><ale candy 0031 I his trying sllu&llon wilh execullves and the lhOughl o f I herr sensel6s cumedy. 'Current oecupallunal shualiuns 1 • One hopes baby boom lllms u( lhe !riggers their wQes. Alt.men except luiUre which center on the trials and Allen suitor I rom unstable marriages. tribulations 01 middte ·agc men will be and Reynolds. Hackman. Oerri and deal! with more taclfully. Perhaps 8 Hollman lind easy auernattvcs for 111m like Save The Tiger ur even Tribute female company. Oern has a sense of minus the imminem-tllleal ul death running away from it all bill when he runs.to Dallas. he realizes lhruugh hiS would help 1\efe. affair thai he beCame ctuse< tv hiS trs a shame lhat Hollywood knows marna! problems because he ca.n't lhe situalion and tnes lu disguise II. qulle leave his wife. The baby i?oome<SJ:lave been lhrough Hoffman. Oefn and Hackman nave Davy Croclrelt hals, Hula Hoops and children and save lor Hoffman·a LeavtJ k To Beaver togolher. so IIleY revival. nellner men are overly could stand for illumlnallun In a true concerned with I heir sons. Oern wanls ' film aboul themselves. to simply ship his son off lo college. But for .now. Hollywood Is making and Is abnormally passive when he films Ihat are drawing unhappy learns aboul lhe palentalty malernat cuslomers. II lhey make a s11ua1ion of his son's giriiHend. Allen. cummilment. some feelings W1lt be Oern. and to a lesS« ex lent . 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The Main Street construction has resulted In detours and the projected summer shut dOWh will only worsen transportatlon. The trite "talking proud" girt and her lollowera can conceivably reduce lhe Buffalo renaissance to nothing more than Buffalonians rallying around ~~<>me Orwellian propaganda slogan: Ignorance Is Strength; War Is Peace; and Buffalo Is T&lklng Proud. But the Pl ayhou se epitomizes the Buffalo renaissance. II Is run by herd working Bullalonlans and on o has the sense t hat -like Buffalo-The Playhouse Is good now but wUI boom later. This Is evident when one vlalta 6:;2 Main Street to 8110 their current pfoductlon of Oscar Wilde's t 895 play, The Importance of Being Earnest. running on Thursdays through Sundays unlit June 6. Two major problems marred Friday night's production. Opening nlgtll Director Uam O'Brien, Who received reV~< reviews In Courier Eltpr•n and Buffalo E..ning News. was fired, and replaced by Don H"')pner. And tl>e stage set change between Act I and Act II was a bit too long. Set changes are lrke pit stope-they should be. done quickly and accurately l or the end result to be smooth. AI Friday's performance, however. the flrat set Cf!ange was almost as lono as the aubsequfl<lt scene. Soclala~.- Vet theaa difficulties worked to the Playllouae's adVantage. Joe Weiss r8$J1Dnded with three excellent sel.$. His lonO"awailed second set was· hlgh)lghted with swings and wicker chair, promoting a carefree summertime look. The actors gave strong performances to aid their new director. Converullons were handled crisply, and ,.,_ ol lhe actO<S were prolesslonal enough to d welt over Wlldean quips. The play llsell teatures two men and their philandering activities. Algernon (David Lamb) seeks the courtship ol Jack Worthing's ward. Ce<:lly Cardew (Mary Jo Ammon). Worthing (Geotge Collins) desires to marry Algernon's cousin Gwendolyn (Shawne Del'lay). but her mother. Lady Bracknell (Elizabeth Hiller). scrutinizes Worthing for the sake o f "social ecceplance." An interesting and lesser love plot arises between Mlas Priam (Beny Lutes OeMunn) and a man of the clergy, Reverend cannon Chasuble (Jim OeMunn). All charactars. ol course, are used as l olls lor Wilde's comments on the world alound them. as well as l or certain general observations by tho authOr: Hurrllton of any ktnd shows menial decay of lhe young and physical decay ol the old. The actors benefited lrom dialect coacn Joan Calkrns and lrom their o wn keenly critical role Interpretations. David Lamb played hla swashbuckling role wrth casual grace. He passively eal5 /Its aunt's CUCUII'Iber sandwichas yet is devrhsh enough to pull many suave tricks while wooil!g young Ceelty. As Jeck Worthing, George Collins Is n81'10U.ty assured of himself when conversing with Lady Bracknell. He plays oil hla Cbrwersal lons with Algernon welt. While Algernon eats and smiles. Wo<t/llng paces and oouts. ' All female actrestes gave outatanding petformanc:es. Neither Elizabeth Hiller nor Mary Jo Ammon played their role with !!"Y passivity. Bot!! actresses lnw*ed.Jlll aura ol positive assurance. and lhls sets up Hiller's (or Wilde's) line regarding the eouality ol l he sexes; "in the question of seU sacrifice, men are far superior (to women)." Wilde's obsel'lallon .)Nould not h<lve had such Impact If the actresses acted any other way. Elizabeth Hiller as lady Bracknell steals the snow. She Is the J i beneficiary ol many of Wilde's best quips: " Tnlrty41¥e Is a WlrY allraelive age. London society Is lull ol women ol the veri- hii)hftt birth "''ho have, of their ownlree choice, n!mained 35 IO< years." Tlie veteran actress flows smoothly When delivering Wilde's quips. All characte111 looked Sharp, thanks to excellent lighting by Jackie Albarella and the costumes. coordinated, by Kale Bassett and Bryna Welss.Jf The Playhouse can speed up lheir set changes, and If the new director ca.n edjus~thly to his polished cas!, this flflll organization will really h&ve Oscar Wilde talking proud . Oops Pardon the propaganda. But then again. Tne Playhouse doesn't need It anyway. ·New downtown plays Now could be a good time 10 visit the downlown Buffalo theatre district as three new plays open this weekend. The Center Theatre presents Juno and rhe Paycock,whlch opened last night and will run unlit May 10. Performances are Thursday, Friday and Saturday night at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. at 681 Main Street. Tickets are $5 and S4 relUII'Ied, hall price lor students and senior citizens. The Studio Arena opens with the Pulltzet Prize winni ng play. Talley's Folley. Perfr.>1'm ances are Tuesday lhruugh Friday at 8:30. Saturday at 5 p.m . and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and 7 p,rn frltf11 tonight until May 2:3. Tickets are $7 to $t3.25. Gary Fistoer will d ltect Cteeps at a t971 Award Winner as Be$1 Cenadian Pl ay at the Buffalo Entertarnmenl Theatre. 284 Franklin Street. PerftJ<mances will be every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 8:30p.m and evert Saturday at 5:00p.m. and 9:00p.m . Tickets are~ gfl<leral and S3!JO to< students and senlt~ cillzens. The play woll c..ntlnue until May 9. ~~~~~~--~~~--· Gr.oup Legal Services and Commuter Affiars presenc: Vehicle & Traffic Law and You! Monday, April 27th , at 4:00pm _ HAAS LOUNGE .____ .. ............ ....RED·...MILL INN- - ~-ow v... . . - - . . .......... - - SQUIRE HALL ,~.~,. - ------c...-..-....... - 0..:10 _ _ . , . . . _ Topics Include: Parking/Traffic .Tickets DWI Violations What To Do· When .Arrested i �i l©proditpl sun l I ! i ~ .t. t.Of --.. c:....-. • M CA CA:: Pk:lurM.,....,.. from -UIUtld ......... fW,ue lt-"'0 .,.... kn4r't n-OUngoScanonclllo<baro--.fl.o't~OUngoondtho ·-·--· ~-··-I.M ~o.old)lo~by·"" Caveman: Prehi.storic lunacy _ _ _ by Martt Seymour One zillion B.C., October 9. Thus the date Ia set for ce ...mln, a typical prenlttot\e comecty that provldM Mtly twists. BuiiM tcteu that are earefiOIIy ~ t l)rough the fllm't flrtt 1\alf are ,_ and tar b e t - In the moVIe's proorenton. "TM Crlnere" ln~vemen are ext-ly remllllscent or IM c:.-aturw featured In the Sltu<day mornlrlg TV entry Land of the Lost. Leading the paclc It Tyrannosaurus Rex giving new meenlng to the -rd~'Stone Agell." The ot* macha (a$S011ed wild anlillalal Include Big Homed Uarcl 8l1d Howling Lizard, whO has tM dlstlnc11on of being caat • a CCJmbinatlon warewoU and rooster. Thrown In an Abominable Snowman ll>at would shiver at the sight c,l the towering winter god In RudOlph, The Red·NO$ed Relnd..,. Director Carl Gottlieb Should h&'(e used 11\41 Ice attlngs for some .ar1 of emusement. Instead, the ' Snowman Is as out of place • ae the perfectly tailored oo11umes by Robert Fletcher. TM main plot or the rum Ia the continuing conflict between Anouk (Ringo Starr) and Tonda (Oakland Raiders ' defenelve end Juhn Matuuak). Their. mutual lust l or the sensual and coy Lana (Barbara Bad>), leads us to conclude there wiH be eom.thlng similar to a battle Ill the finale. However. here the buildup exceeds the Is ea- actual cllrnax. clumsy buddy Lar's Ieee. as the bug's milky tnsldos ooze Teklng chances With the use or only t5 g'nerally understood grunts. cavemen conveys everything that people are ordrnarlly j)(eoceupied will\, An Oriental member of Anouk's M islil Tribe unsuccessfully attempts to use the modern· day expressions. an unending source ol frustration 101 him. Although the language Is mildly clever and spoken wilh a natural acoep1ance by I he actors, writers Rudy de Luca and Gottlieb have remelned too ceuttous. UniQue phonetics are missing here.· Luckily the music by Lalo Schifrln that .pokes run it Revel's Bo~ro In ce...man's version of 10 is a saving , f orce. Ccimparab1e are their discovery of a campfire, 2001·style. and Invention of Beetles·llavored o ver his skin. :z;~~i-,•~-~-..;~L.composltions bones through bark, food, engineered and vocal uuerance. The Ideas linger as an' adventure becomes the point. Yet, while the Ideas last and chances are taken, aome vile wills proftcjed. The beat Is undoubtedly .Anouk'a ewetting of an ancient, o~ t.-ct on his Ca·Ca The acting Is more than sufficient. Starr i s line as the dazed hero and leader of 11\41 Misfit Tribe. Eq\Jally competent is Shelly Long (A Small Ci rcle of Friends} as the gutsy heroine tonging lor Anouk's admiration. BaCh, Matuszak and Dennis Ouald as Lar are comfortably suited to their roles. Only Jack Gilford as an elderly, blind man, and.Avery Schreiber as Tonda's tumbling asslatent weaken as their alapallck shenenlgans wear thin. 8ut Caveman Ia an aciOt's film. It Is meetly a children's film will) edult humor. A giant Pterodactyl egg dropped off an elevated ledge that results In a fried breakfa-st wllh a bursting yolk Is a predictable yoke to almost anyone.. As I he Misfit Tribe devours 'the egg while with gluttonous satisfaction lor oot (food), It becomes perfectly cleat that caveman was not deelgned lor pretentiously lntellectuel audiences. The running lime of approximately an houf and one hall Is appropriate for the root a,mF~~~~~o~~~=~~~r1~ten. Mexico and applying the rock formations ol Durango., the mo•le has the right look. The sett ings are an Integral element to convey the action taking place onscreen. Unfortunately, some locations are shown too often. ldenlicel lagoons, shrubbery and ceves are annoyingly repltitloos. Cavema" Is 01eat1ve and juvenile, while provldln..o som~ momentary laughs and entertainment. Gags and visual nonsense f ollolol In smooth order uotll a steady story has to be told. • The mischievous scenes are lnterr.tJpted unlit the ending, when the light atmosphere still left enough room to patiently await the 0111come end future cl!comatancea of the , eheritcters. However, vJe~r$ are sentenced to a spell or hard labpr similar to the actors' search lor dialOgue when the script lalla. While ca..man hae a pile of jokes to keep lt>e audience awake, occasionally there Is a IJVClcto.o of c.ca ' (dlnosaut cluftO). (Now playing at 111ft Como ·8, Plaur North and Seneca Mall/. �r Gunter Hampel /Jeanne Lee Jazz Elements Thla ls'a tale to play anc:t say tor 111e tr1Uf!l9h of a . -4ey. II Is this way because, as 11 the way with galnln11 any c:tay, one hU to 5Nita: the minute. Thia, 10me say, Ia .,_, playful. lhete ve 110 mint aasumpliona In ,;,. houaa. 1:30 past Sunc:tay. Monc:tay mornlnJI. I am awakenecl by my mother'e c:tinner-calllng voice. I have atreac:ty eaten. MII.CHAAAEL! IrS JEANNE LE~ , .. Wllh this literally lazy away beglnnlnJI, one of the ep«:lal times of my life • officially begln11. A • - llourw anc:t much etaep tater. full Introductions are exchanged 11nc:t we immecllatety commence to the bualnesa of the Jan ritual. We take a moment anc:t ptxlshly dedicate the mr,ament In thc:.se folka l u ba ca81 Into lhe ritual lire. hee hee hee. Coy clowning aalc:te, nuw. I mual tellliOu ot these tfllats. Gunler Hempel, one o f the moat )ubllanl lnc:tlvlc:tuate 1 ha¥e e,..r known. ccntalna an Inner qulel lhll you can leel hiS aeen everything. H lc:t rap can take you lnlo poel·war Germany (his birthplace), Hrly Jan experiences, a r - 1 thanoe oneeling with Anthony Braxton, and the overall vlbrency ot living lor real. Even It one has never helld his precedenl·maklng perfo1mances through the years. one has but tu reg1rd the evor·focuslng eyes. POOls of lite ebb there. • In the cal!& o f Jeanne Lee, the eyn are .aitent and effervescently aallent. SlnJIInJI, li!)eaklng, .she cull lhrough indolence. lnc:tlgnantly peeking. l'oonclnJI. Permeating.. , Thomas Keyae<llng' Is a regular member o f Gunter's Galaxle . Dream Banc:t, anc:t his Ia a smiling m. .tery t~f attu sax.,pr>une and flute. saollng With Shattering grace. Rata Cluiatina Junes. I have heard tales ••f thiS Wf•man Who aCC»mj))lnlea the tokes 111 poet llmori Baraka and teno~<man David Murray with a step and dance that builds arias ot biJdoty o.__.tun. The tales were gcr.ssly unoerstated, TheSe, \hen. are the Mists. The Guud Stull. "EarthWith-it people. no sequen<»>onty a berng . ""' • Whalan~IMetly<loatmy-... ...inll-lool· stomping dal'& uC lyriuJ fNOidom. In '""~­ comma~'bf lhl1 - t. t.the ertleh,~ the aud~ •: WvUid ~11f0beb!Y Joct - I I not fc.r -~ QCMS roots ~. and I would tika to ac:lcnoolledge the liM allurt""f loi&.-Dabooah Oalay (Allentown eomm..ntly<:&lltet). Harernbee. Ms. Ore lee Lewis (Langeton HugMa Cent~ varied coordinat0<11 at tne Atrlcan American Cultural Center anc:t the Poetic Arts Collective In helping to bring thla event t<>gether. AiXNe all. N<>rman and Alene Hardin .r.ould be groteiully thanlted, Especially Norman, wild reeds anc:t rap challenging the turf to be sweet and honestly deal with It all. We'll see It happen, bk.od. II surely went ar<>und •thl~ ti me. Children's workshop. JeaMe Cllllthe l" •ung unes l u cheery order as Rata prel)llres the dance and Gunter aaunters tu the side setting up his vibraphone. Begins wi th basic isometric warm·ups and leads tu wldar·based play. Try to crawl under the next person who Is busy trying olthtr tu get awey lr<>m you ur lallonyoulace. Try spinning around someone who Is simultaneoualymr,vlnglnamodedeslgned•to·break·yuur-clrcte. A land-crossing bridge? As Jeanno and Rata playfully challenged the ohlldren's giggtetues Into bubbl ngty game co~rd lnatlon. Thomas dipped some lleet mellOW un llute and Gunter- touchtn~ the tlckle ~~ the moment to hi~ vibes- reno with hlgh•heeled melodic folkmyth anc:t Rata poured the cttlldren Into seed·flinglng spiral o f feat c:tangijng arms wielding glee and touch ot dream. The hour atrlttes midnight. II 18 thi moment o f the Must c. T - y evening brings tne Jut & Poetry lull Ioree at the Cultural Center,..,., all thp gathered essence o f the past ~ holna come fire swept rainrn,g sun tJiowln' sreppln' Stnglng snaps the awing, t0881ng mad dice at the cuazod times rtlnnlng down the Jazz end you know how ev8f)'OM gol wet. At one point Jeanne s&unnecl -.yone as she did an a capella renc:tltlon ol the hl p terry trucltlng up 01' Man Ri'f8t'a crusty banks wi th a del>oslt of """1 than epring tonic. Mode(n adaptlona o f Sufl versa captlritecl _,.one, a the Musk took the Poem. the baltad,y look &he daftc:e. and Rata too4< It aH out. Fire teaptng sound mHdlng joy &putring terogvea of the IKe•th. T1H1 tnt t,. C.nter•aw of tham, Gunter got on his biJJS5 cfarinet and tnade file 8/ves ride. Tall and rocking, mopping up the lime anc:t daring .,yone _ , to whine. In comes Jeanne oo the . .,.duwop, aalhomaS taka. 111e alto Into hll own blrdnight. Rata was last dgjng a ~Man .r.aka e1at1<:e of booga!W and JuJu ltaillnJI at the ghoets ol Langston and 8ojangtes to. follow, follow, follow ••••..•ecnoea ol'wllat Jl(ec:laled Harlem come drummlnJithru flute kay8 cascadlnJI legacy b<ldglnJI CUltures cta1191ng ourself. Follow, follow. follow • · . . . . . . . . On the .,,. ., we amlle. We flO In <lrlletent dlrecriona dewn the f"!perturtJabte 8/rHI. -Gwenc:tolyn Brooks The -'11.. II(~ to be pervasive t11a1 the nagall.. pt11vecl ortty co be a mlt101 l!liltence, pointing us to the heart of the game. The ptecae Ill. We mqve, �·.. The Greenfield Coffee House. louted on 25 Greenfield Street near Main St- and Amherat. will present Jerry Raven, a I •' 12,.trlng gul1ar folk aoog lrtlatthls S.twrday. Admission Is S2 and the pert~ begins 11 p.m. a Tonlgllt and t~ 11 8 p.m. the U9 ope<a Wotnholl and 1111 8utf81o Regional Ballet will praMnt Igor Stravinsky's l.es Noc.a with ctlbteography by Olae Koetrlttky. Tickets ara $3 for General Admlsalon,$2 lor faculty and eenlor cltl2enS, and $1 lor students at the Katherine Cornell Th. .tre. The event Is sponsored by the UB Department o f Music' and Black Mountain .. II. f" I Artycres. a kinetic performance In the space between thlnlfs, will be premiered by the Mult i Art Perlorrnen at the Attllts Gallery, 30 ElM~ Street. on consecutive Sundays atanlng this week at 8 p.m. The plec:e Involves the Installation of a mylar CQnSt ruct to act aa an environment through which the dancers and performera move. Included In the performance are dancers from the Zodlaque Dance Company and VIctor Shanchuck. a multl·medla eudlo/lllaual presentation artist. ******************** lrliWWlD0 00' lBW ~Wl5WWU .. ~ SENATE MEETING Thursd~y Aprl .l4. l5. ' Jedl Fttdlyr ITO Jillti .Eikila · 7 i t:IS ,_ ·April 30th at 5:00pm ~. MI.........,·71t:IS,_ s.Mp, ..... _ . , · 4. 6:15. I I:JO IMI - Ta\be.rt Se~te Chambers 355 Squire �·~---------------------------·--------------------------, ~ f --~ ~ ~ . ~ i f ~ ,. i ,: ~ > ! ~ Pitchers spar~ UB twin-bill win as Brahms strikes out sixteen Softball under the $tars; Dimes oil night marathon or or by Too)' Ptltl and Jeffrry R. Thrs~on The W<Siml Now York Chapter the Mardi Oimc:s, In <Onjondion with WPHD radio and a hosl 01t... ~ ,. a .oflball mara~bon ror the «<kend M~ 1-10. ~ Thor first annual " Softball Unckr !be SW." aU-nlaht tournament wm &ell<fltt funds to be dono((d ror the ptewntion or birth def«U. The event is open to any team or Ofi&Dizallon wishlna to donott time and money to make the nw.lhoo a suecqi. The louraamcnt wiD be a olnak dlmllllllon lllnr.t. All pmco will be pia)'«< II lolenlorial Field, RidJe and" Qntu Rao.cla; UctawOIUI&. There will be two dMJions.all mct>'s and ftleft's and -..ft•s. e.dl team must h.o>'c atl<as& 10pia,... and the eO<d division ~ hove rift ....., allld li¥< women. 1)opllia wiU be awarded to the top two lcamS and MvP ;.. each divlsion. • Thcr< if a 'teO eniJy r... fot all~ with all money other th.ln..,..,... for umpirn and t - n t llffil• aoina to the Marth or Dim<$. Ed Lealt, Ellc:eutlvc Dlr«tor of the Ellprusway Family YMCA will be Chalnnon ror the event. May I is the dcadliDt ro. rccUtntion. Forms can be obtained by coo~ the Mild> of Dima. Jl.S4 Ochtsec Strcel, S..rralo, Nrw York or by calli<ll ~zn. Rcfra....,;ts will be available at the tournament, but wlunlccn a11: needed to hdp operate the conc:a.ion llallds. An)'OM in lendinc a hand sh(!uld con'-'I the March or Dimes Office. or or OI'Pnw,. ••w ""«<$$ed Raw Deal . feds weak-en Title fX; .E~ual rights' threateneq CCPS)-A ftclcral roun rulin1 thAI atl·ic• dl~~;rlminatlon Ia- can be enfoll:Cd IHIIY in "those educaclon p r _ . ""'lob clfreccly rcodV< fcdcsal IIMnciol assisu.nce" lw liOn'le ~".s riatn.s''" ad\'OCalQ worriod 111a Thlc or the Hlabor Ed-'oa .....,...dmenu or ltn rx Was:hine,1on. D. C" . for_rctui" ..sniou5 ratnific:at1om 1r thilo ~ uplltld." If the precedent is atllblishod, shf ...,. it apPbi,. to arns beyond athktia. SM frm k could bampn no& only ,c~ ditcrit~~in.ation litiptioo, bot federal taws tllat prohibit di>crlminatlon on the basis I'Odcral Diltrict eoun JudJC or rK"t' or utional oriJin. ..If it's only • rcadins toom Owb J ..... ruled !hac Tit.l e IX, wl)lcb forllld• ocx ditcrimlnatlon in thai's inltlf1lled, thlt coun rulin& i llnl1litjoas rectivina fcdual would .....<SI thll the r<St or lbt ........,, e. only ~Y to procram• _...,cd ochool il okay ," ihc tlwt cllrcdly ~ fodcsal fund•. h)'IIOih.s- wbilt al'alina w had •• lloia ..... Joiner ruled that the DOl ..... the Joii1C'f decision iUdf. US ~ p( Educadoo eoolld ..,..,_would be cmibk." Koba inattad •raues that not <11fo.ce Tllk fX in the An10 "rbor S c hool Di\tri<t'a •;becalllt lnRIIOtloM JC1 huac interscholaJtie sporu proaram omouniS or ftclcral fundlna. the becauw the proaram lt~tlr ......sdloolis covc:r«Jby T'tde~X, did 110\ .p.dfocally _... uy fcdcsal Ricleral 1\tndl. . {J lllfulat illfll lhe fund'-t. TM. Khool dittrlCI, Clltlr< (lldlool) buc!J<t thro"*" ..._...,., ,_....., Sl .7 m111ion ~ ..ltiotl and tec~cn~ J.iloilil:laTitlciX to~ Mole . . . . . tll.ltlhc da:lsioto's IAtt directly J<l ~edcral ~called "c:ai._...., cflct ... '-""' liD lllo dlolriot "' Mldlipol." 81lorMJ .....t ~"-ld, Mriouslf · ,...._. . _ or lhc w-'s ;,hlbiJ. · ·the tiP'-ciYOCU."<<I'$ Kllli. tawrtt nil .............. of lice r. J\U Law a Sodal Polle y In ~·-""',._,_ ...., have 11om bodly weakened. •PD<f• roes." r...._ c:au. ..... A link warm ... eathtt c:an brinr ouc thf bnt in "'""' ball dub\ and the -~ bc:sl out or ..,.,. plt<bcfl. J11<1 ask the UB ba><l>atl 114111~. Wed.....U.y <tfccmoon. the Bull£ took both md• or a double·bndtr from the hcdonia Stae< Colic&< Blu< D<vil$ by winnin& tht opcnor I ~ and the .....,nd pme 4-31 undcr bri&hl Wnll)' •l ies and SO dC'J.I"ft: tanprraJ urr.:s;. • The Butlli .. propelled co •-inD<Y in the dahth· in.nin& opcnc- bdtlncf the- oot·hi• pirC'hin' of Ruu 8r1hnu and a "·eakly hie arouftd by Butt. third ba...,., Pout Oodd1rio. Brahm• round himodf In a pitthlnJ dud as lredonb'• Doug D<Jot, L<PI the Buffalo ballm from ntountfng any stanJfkAnt offm.st". Wilh liulr • luppon from Ihe UB bab. Urahms was. forced to raon 10 .superb strikt-out pilchina. The Toronto. Ontario nath·t rcspondtd with 16 suikt-out-' ""h only an intn1tional i-'11L called by Bull<' Coa<h Brll Mooihnh. = ba" ,fi iCI C'OMrol ••t had thtm o(f--bal3n('t'. ·· 8ra.hm~ t).plaintd. ··r \Ito as. u.sin& ~lide~ -and fa~lbalh. . . . 1 had ott nt)' ~tuff. •• Brahmli ncdltcd hk r:nch~ ~11kc Senne ror pll1 O( Lhe pcrfonniiA('('. "Mi~t calls a &rtal pmc: · Sc:Hoc ~·as reollk"lant 10 bctiutt the fredonia batters ~\plaining, "They're u &ood as Colptc and CoJcatt h a Oi\'Won I 1eam. I redonia is o,,-won Ill." IL "'U nujng that l'>addario M'OUkl l;noC'L. '" ·s.urrafo's onl)' run. Th~ [rcs hm an rron1 Wfltiamsvlllelcd all the llutl•' Mtters, reaching ba>< (QUf limCJ;. D-o~ddarfO V.'Cnl 1 14~ (Of IYt'O at Ihe piiiC and R:OChed first on a base 011 ball£ and on erroo. aurrelo't. onl)• orrmsh•t spurt C'lllle in lhrir hair or the <i&hcbianinr ,.hen outfldder Crta Millet c:racled a solid silt&lc With one out- Short1lOP Oa. e ROJ<fthahn follo>o·e d ~Iilier with a Wfl> double and )unlot riJbt fidda Rudy Ptttiford •'IS intentionally "'*lkcd tO load the basa settiOJ the 1t.ICe fO< Daddario'• heroi(,;. Daddario r<$1l011dcd "''" a poorly fodded &rOUnder by lira buemln MiLe Grippo and the S..Us "" " t h e - 1~. In the «<<Dd '"""'· the S..lls rotlled In thr bouotn half or lhe IC\'CDih innina 10 S"CCp lhc doubltbeadc:r with 1 "-3 >lctO<y. John Oallaa«·~ doub1c \\-ith runner.. on 'ft'Om.t and 1h.i.rd 'Ai th two men out capptd orr 1ht s.uu,· l 'Al)ooOIR5t'VnUh. "It ... my pitch." said Gallo...-. also • UB ,..,....yhotley player. "It ....... , ... ball riJht d.,., the nUddlr." Co.....,_ The Bulls bepn lhar rail) ~ncr Rudy PtuifO<d, who leads th< N1tion "ith a .028 trirt,.. P<r«tliiJC in 21 8.1~, lfOUndC"d OUI tO Frrdcmia•,. S«<nd ba.cman Jeff Kubc:ra. ~ho made an ouc.tandlna play to 1e1 PC'ltlford ow . Rc>s<:nh•hn, reached r;,. base on a ... aiL.. 1hcn 1ooL Ji«''Etd on "tuu ha' popularlY l>cl:>omt l no,..,"" "Bill) ball." Whh one out. Monkar$h •;paled tb< junior >honstop to otcal. Q;>ddario thm reached fiat on an infodd tnor "itb Rosmlt.fhn failina to -..oc:. Follo>oint Millet's lon& out to lT11tn fodd. R<>Irnhahn t..acd up and adY11n..-.d to third Kiting the stqe fO< r>hwhhiuer Jot Ward who unleashed a ~nglt. to Wlorc Ro..nhahn and ck- the pme."" Dodd•rio "ml to third. Gallqtr lhtn finilhcd off ch< Btut lk\it. In hb r;,. •• bat or the pone ..ith • double. H urler Ton) Nicom<ti aoned !be pme on thr mouod for UB allo,.in& only one hit ito <U and"'"' thlrd inoinJ>. He a nod Fredonia batt"" bdorc bc:i"l IIJ&t'd ror 1"-o hin and lhr« run' •u che 14¥1 ofthe...-...,~. Milic Po,.·cr thcn amcon;,. relief II"'lin& oee ou••lld~rc Fr~nk Jill<'<~• linoslled qff the lliu< O.:rib as UB <801< to bat ond finish thc-pDI<. AOer v.innina thdt lasa fh't' ouafnl!. the Bu~ lla•'<' compiled ~ f<COfd or 14 ....... apln" ddtatL 1M Bulls "lilt"< tbe fodd (Pcdl<ll!PiR Saturday Ill 1:00 p.m. apiml V.'<St V'ITJiftia Uni,ef$it)· ita a doubldw:adC"r. OUI...,..,. ro IX, t•tt~» the= in •hkh i1> lttthcn art paid directly ~lth fcd<ral money. But • spoteowoman fOf the Projctt on tht Ssatu' and Educarton of Worntn i a Wtihln&ton s;pcc-ulat<$ the diro..,. fundirla luuc tnay be raolved by f>rc:d6cnt Rcaaan's pr.,_a! to thana< aU ca.tCJQri<-at aranti Into block aranu. Under the proposal. 111ace and local or!'nb •·oufd be af•ert fcd<rai fundi, "hie~ the orno ah could tbeo a ppty to _ . , . . . -.wdinato local need~ 1M qjot...,'O<IIU, •ho &sled pendinJ. not 10 be noQJcd, -<Sled !he Similuly, the US S o - Cowt blod< &riRU "nUaht mean thai all rnay liOOil hear a - In ...tridl • Jdlool fuftdina-out or one pot,"' o-p. idlool diltrid want$ to to -k-woulcl fa11 ond« Title - p t all hs I)Rllf'lmt f""" Tilk _ IX. " ' who claimed tbdr school dlmi<t • provide- t'QUII OPJ)Ot1unhi<"s for i1s favortd malt: proaranu ovt-r female ft-male: . a thl t tt:s. A Jus1it-c Depanm<tll Ia~ <$1lmated that proaram•. "Fcdenol funds don't touch "probably 1S percent" of the an)'llliiiJ we COR: a.bout,'' Kina told aovcrn.....,t'• collcJC·rdated HI,Mr &w.ion Dttif.f. " It lei,... discrimina~lon .:am .. rew-olvC' nothlnc 10 Tile 1X o;cqot tbr around athlctlc:J... idlool luncll ~·" Over the ' past ~tVCral )UtS, llqu/grion women io CICIIIcaes havt <mployad lnd..ct, the Nalional Conq:iot< ' TTtlt IX to &U< oytr such iSIUCJ ... Atblttie AISOCIOtlon sued lht -ralr employment praoticco, t!Jo ;, eovcmment ln 1976. oski,. thot Kl<Uol 1wamncnt of audents taiy fiPOfU depanmtt\tJ be ..eluded profusou, and evrn ftmaft r . - Thl< IX rt,ul.tion .,.,.._. "\tuda111' dforu to joift ,.....tawwy they vc not clir<ctly &mdcd by oU-m~ marchina band• and Wuhiqtoa. 'The ax is 11ill lPOnlli •'toollfta dubs." - 1M US ~of Juadcc Ia ..~ in.oMd io Tltlt t1C ............ lllot thtlvtnlty ~~it. a.. 0( fallod to I �SAFE AT SECOND: Ul fl'oy .. s centtr-ftttct« llltrie 8 t Jko stut. sKOnd ben In the 094W'f"9 oeme of t do'Ubfe<MI«* with Broc-kport Tu.a.ct.y••t Ach...on Fi~d. U8 Tucsday's 4().dcJr<e "<llhc:r put a <hininJ rff<'<t on lhr U B Royals son~u IO.'a m • • they d ropprd I double-head« tO ih< Brodport Gold<n Eaak• l·l a nd I 1-1 . Broetpon picrb<r JoAnn Giambrone out pil<-ltcd Jo~< Srronka in I hot" opml'f dtSpilt' nunltfous s-:orina opponun.ilit'$ for th< Royalt. • ••JoAnn·s a freshman .. ho·~ pit\.'hC'd -...t'lf." ..'Oinfn(nlcd golden Eqk Coad1 Oarkn< YounJ. "Sh< p-. up <Otll<.hi". bot ... mad< somo aood d<fmsi ~ plays coday:• ThiOJI didn'1 8ft ony I>« tor in Ihe: niJhtnc> fe>< the: Royals. Buffalo piloh<r R..ak RIISI.,._ic.7 left aner four innoncs b.Qri.n& &ivm up fh·~ n nu. • j "Sbt didn'1 il lodoy," ':"ill Royals Coo<11 !.,.... c an!ullo. "Sbt had «>ncrol probknu and w .....·1 fmlns 0 M ra n~hil< Broe~po n pitrh<r Blinda h'<> bafOtd the Royal hittm in lht W"~:ond gamt with ht'r t xccUtnl \."'ntrol. " lllinda picchtd a good gam<." said Yo ung. "She's ben1 our lop pit<h<r. Sht had good control-!h< ~ •l~nl only 1wo.·· ..lt wu oo~ of my bt:ntr aamn:• .:ommt'lltcd hn. ··1 !\ad aood eoncrol coday." • Ce><nlns~rr a doublt·hcad<r swcp o-n Robtn• Wc.l<yan Coli<&< last Thursday. th< Royals dual loss 10 RrOI.'~JIO" ..., a disappointinc dtfeat for 1M team. ha•·• ,oo,..'C'U: · l ,t'ldo " e """a "h l<t"-n". ..iid roam Cardu'llo. 1·or Ynung,lhc 1wo victories wn('"-ny1mponanl. ••\\It JOt off tO 'a slov. 'tan !his year (2-S b<fo"' '1h< doublt·h<.'<Mk.. ). Wr'rc h()()inJ "'C t:ln Jet a bttJ into th~r.• playofftr. ani~bd.a)'"" ~m"' hclpcd u' 3 loe.•• Yo unc 'ai&J, adtlin&. · ~Th:c picC'h l ntL h .:omina around n nd tht: bah. a r~ t'Qilling ali,•c for-~ us.. ·· .. E''L"n ~ith the to" tL'fn"'--ra,turc\, tht Rt'()(t port Lcoti1tdi&n't ""'m affc.'\' lnl ' ' ' •' · .. wen. ""'t' 'ruac.'1kt'\J )t.."\lcrday and it "'a~ L'Oida: · ~ CM\.·h Youna. "'In 1~ fih1,i:an1t> t.c "cu.• fotll'l('. but b..)' lhc cnd oflh<"''"'" ,.,,., "• " '""''<1ti"'alicrk..ai1f. ~lp ... .::·~ Lt-- t-; With rh.... di\U\'trou~ Hrocl.rort doubtc-hc.•ad\.or bs-~i~'ibctn. I he: Ull loam ;. loo~ina for • <Onocba,•l< ipina il didn't \C\'fn to both«"' I bat mm:h:• 1oa.Y H''ufhh'fl (·,,nt:r.c at l luu1htuft'. The Ro)OII' ~~ t"\nt 4-l "ith th~,.·tt fk."\1 hclttl('" dnw"lc·~., ·~ain\J Ch"'qu Stalt: ( ·,~....~ at ~ r.nT. r ~ an . "'-t:- ·""- '. AJI you need to know about STEREOS - CAMERAS & ACCESSORIES is lry .\t-\i'(;~S t . . ...nlof!l'(\e!\ ~c.\a\ wYY·- to the r-TR\)N\ 11-\f 5\)EL• c.ol'I\Wl& ,.._...n\ t9th r· · <- • NOTICE To AU Attending The lOth Annual Folkfest Saturday Nights performance at8:00 pm of John Hall and Jonathon Ed wards HAS BEEN MOVED TO the FUlmore Room of Squire! -· PUI-DFF. r - That's right. We're inviting you to rfp off one of our student discount coupons now displayed on your school bulletin board. If you're a student, it entitles you to an immediale 1O'Y.t discount on shocks, fflUfllers, and all exhaust sys1ems repair WOfl( at Speedy Muffler King. If none is available simply bring in this ed and we'll give you the ~~~di~l . Do it soon, though. This offer iS for a timiled time only. :;::.!.~-==g::~-...,--., 8utfa1o • 235 ~Ave. 212~ BufteiO • 9:M NiagAra F• w..,.. 716~ 8ublo 2221 DeiMw8te Ave. 716 875-11792 • 5366 Main !itreet • 716 631--8451 ~ no AiciDe Road, w. 716 663-3050 ttib .... - �HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY School of Business \ and suckers. The bait to use ill La~e LaSall• is nighlcr:twltrs. Either whole or part of the worm will be suffident ror bass. Howev<r, other f~£h will most likdy be ca.usJ>t by utillzill& a £need .. lora above the book. The bread ond buller lures to bobb<J thr<c ux are spinners. mister twist~n. This keeps the worm close to tht spOOIIJ, pluaJ and surfaee lurts bottom without it &dually restina s..ch u jitt<rbuas. In the sprina, on the lake bed. if the worm is on wben the water is stiU <Old, the the bouom lloar,'Ube Carp &lld bus do not jump as on.n u in Catfl£h ..ill ao ror the bail bd~ the swNneno a spinner would be • bus .... the ddic:acy. pftferable. Olber dlecli1tt baila to - ~ Dwina the early mon~ina houn min-. and crayfrsh. Bas$ .nD ill the surnm<f, when the mist is hit ~ minDows ill shallow ......, otil risilla orr the latt. the bass iD atly an.mooo and ha,.. a tendaney to jump out or It's best to boot tht 6sh tboqb the ..... • Tll~ is bea.... or the mouth with • num~>u "" i - and miJu>ow> on tOp or hoot. To use cqyfrsh. book it the -.... o.!oa thiJ (bpe • . t.hroud> the bidr. -witb • numbtr surfK>c: lun will "'"' ........,, four boot and lei il rest oo the raults as it simulates the · bass' bt.noor. In additioo to frshin& in the food. Use the jitldbil$ lv~ by cutina into the cet~«:r of the lake Jaraer half of the lake, the ..,.,1 and momentan'ly. Aller the pond adjaceat to Mill<rsport lvr< .... been in lhe ......, • r~ Hiahway is -also tttminl with Je(Onds, reel it in about 10 feel bau-somc- as larar as sb: spOt in this part and walt. Repeat this procrss pounds. ,.. of the pOOd is .,... by Millenport ..,.era~ times ...,.. workina in a r . the steep bank. tfl&)rway uy" pattern. Mister Twll!er lures work ....n Spinners al>d Mister Twistcn as jlalina In • deep hole by the w'ClJ as ~"" bait wiD puD in ~ banks or the lake. This draws the bucl<etmouths. The wa«:r ~ is fish in ('rom the weeds and dr-eper than in ils "lataer hOpefully Into a Slrike. CUtin& counkrpar1 so let the lurt run ~ ~ tn0s1 deeper. Ther• are also leo! weeds looltina bOdies or water can the. Misl<r Twl11er into tht center here and r• ..-<r snags. provide for !he best ..,Jina. Farm or lakt alto has aood rcsults. Lake LaSalle may nor look lik.e pOnds, ~ and dtalll,llle pOnds a prime frshing hoi• but do not be found alona bl&hway routes, haY< dtcirved. Ask anyone who has bundr<ds or prizr laraemouth Still rishlAI In th• lakt will 'also f1£hed thtr< r<&Uiarly and Lhcy bass lultina about. ' will tell you abOut the S<(rC( on To many people theK' f~£hlna pfoduc• basi but it is more llkdy to hook other s..ch '/' carp the AmberS! Campvs. hole$ ao ~ntinly unnoticed. t~. In thcst areas the basi comt IQ feed in early momln& and at twlliaht, but will also lrit durina the a!lernoon. r... .....una. .,,it COMING - MAY 1st Buffalo's ~~ Nighrdub localed In lhe Theotre Dislricll 727 Main Street Shecl's Gild SCudio Ar. ,_ _ __ fr.!day_, .May 1st · " Enemies" Saturday, May 2nd ·•voors" Opening "Scenics" 1••-•• or ..... r.m. A small 1 - t or time can yield 1artt dillld<ncb 1r 1\sblna ldioo. Tbe results can 1)<1)\'t surpnuna. 0nt or tht best bass holes around is lotal<ld ill our own bode yard and to ~ surprise or ...,., peopk it i& LA< LaSelk on ~ Amh<nt c.opa.. L.on l..s.llc't . . _ a t ....... harbo< bass " wdl as pt'te...._calico basi (Biod cnpp;.), bllllhcacls, <&Jl>, . .. -a..m sucbn- perth. If it iJ dlor b~ths that yovr·~ alld, tht Jati<r lake is whore dot bell ,...._ is. WileR tht lodt to the shOr< by F""" lAd WiltCSOII Qo&ado tht ~- Ia to build IIW nests la -.s..,n,... For IIIlo ..... ....,.,.... · - - - does -opeD Willi · " 10 prol«< tMm 111t - 1oe r-.t a1 a1o111 tile .,... of tile late, but . . beuer .,., tOob or otllor ~ Objaoll, sudl • [ ·. IDI 0ISUILJ ............ ........ . .... 17~ ----------------- Rugby 11lc Ul Ropy Clob d ,.,uc:Jpatc wit~ S5 octudlsbo .... - · • a t - t dlls...,......., , ts,-U-1)'. 0 . of lelfalo's 1ep dls-111c Old llo)'s-:-wll- toto ,an 1a ... ~_.,of.-.,-..,.... Nrw Yortr.... _ _., ... CKII dlsb potllcillltlroc ........t , _ k f - ..,.... Ia ... . . - _ . . . 11lc Ul .._.... fksl _ ... -llql1l at 4 p.a. oa .-1. .--,. JELSAR Laul)drv • Dry Cleaning ' Coin L-*t - M-rtJtiT~illt w.t.s 4276 No. lanev Ave. - 83'4 -8963 IN- l.ot+tilldoowl ... 2l2fi Lb. Rut w~ ...... ,._,_~ .......,__ .... OPEN fttiii'*Y thru ~.8- .:. 10 pm Monday Recession Rock & Roll 25 cent drafts 50 cent 'drinks Till Midnight! .. WednesdaY. & Saturday ladies Night _ Ladies: $3.95 keeps y~ drink glass ful al night. then you keep the glass! . • FridaY. F.A.C. ftlclaY AHernoon Club All you can drink, aH afternoon long! women: $3.00 Men: $4.00 �_,____.u,_ G"ATE FUL DEAD TICf(£T$t P'ht.......LI N • YOt'kt conntctkut. i classified DHN. ---all MEN. WOME'H If you ;;;Ink 'f1IAJ like workkte In u-. chOrJne ~own NY' eoNI64. e AJtTeNO E R 8 ULt..,.I!ATHEtlt'a __ ---·---w_.._.._,_.,.___ ~--'·'·"'· I ROOM_..,... _ . In 4 bedi"eom ...,.., at ...•lt.C..,.. . OOOI!YI!AR IX.D,_ _ _ U/ 8 .,._.. - Flli!EIOTTEIOTO - .- - . LUDWlG DllUM ~ lor ..... Zllf1an L-.. . . . ~ -Cold·- ~ . TU RNTA8l.IE. Fiiber ---·----w.,. K - - . - . ! l b _ . , SI flf ,.._.,..calf Fred ar.-J. wi"' ...,. , GARRARD SLJS-.a Nrnt•bl• MILLION OOLt..AIIt FOOS8ALL "sotllo am•ll ,.,rl9tr•t«, WOibO - · .... - - 1 1 1- LOU aLUE . so.-. ... . - . - ....,....,., - -.... Colo.--. m..,_ or _.,ts&. FOUfrfO: I T.._.t IMtr. ~ .oo.rG ~ ''-~ u" cl-'m w Modl4 1'10 of""" unh. cen JoM a ·ermott I:Jh16l..M W ·~ N:Ja. m. m~.a. - --------- Ellicott Dllnii*Jt..SUIIYAB ADMISSION FIIEE wetute,•porf•ttle ltcltrft mef"lt<d R..-«CL -~ ' K•tllarine CorMII TIIMtn LOST, Ool GoM F ...... - y In •Cf.e~~ica• OOUIL£ 81EO IHO..UOES matft'fta. """-". ""-181· April Z8tll at a.oo pm C... AN<m, nW battffY. -·---· .. __ SCOTT '81 ' - l..octon - - - • A.:.ltbretlonof5~ om-. •~,_,..__ ·=.:''-::non. _,,.. ""'n.. ...... c.ter RE t'IIIOHATOII lor .... 17 . - ....,.__.,. aULL~IIATH..Il.. ~ -vwr-.CIG - - ~•o 1 'The leo Botck series Is ~ annuoOy b y - It SUHYAS/Miot> St. c.mpus. to promotf' brothe-r/sisterhood Cl>riltllns- Jews. - r 1J - f i , , \;lJ Af'ARTM. MT N• . ENT CO~Y , '"ret btdroom furlshed .-rtment. B«bhtr• Baltey 11701 "''' ZO'· LIS ION • AND BAILEY . Lar ge t'tiNI' CANISIUS COLLEGE anoovncl ng uymposlum spon~red by I he socoologyt anlhropology departmenoand dub unfurnl$hed 1 Mdroom IPtr-lmtf'lt, WO/ MSC call RAY OR Sco" 136-3123 t¥111blt Mly 12, J•8t:DA:OOM futn4ti'M!Cf ept.... 'WO/SC pootl ttMls corl, ..,..1134. l 8EOROOM f"nndem dupk!x. AIC full.,t.lrptttcf, dltnw•IMr. etc. J""9 t leaN'. Oftf ctubtener ~~~..,..nor. 691·. . ,. LOWER APARTMf!HT) D.r . JlOIMO t utMit*\o'JI ~t plu• l.a:t""""'""' rent. preftf M ftw C¥S n ~ call Ff'1cNV 5-t for IICIPf• .U.,..Ol WDIMSC. TWO aEOROOM LOWf:R llimt. MSC IUt cer-petlne IP9111'ftcet. lUM 1 ..wop. S I£0ROOMS lurnf"*' end~. <loon Q ....... 131-td&. 634 .CV6. j"iiOttOOfA. ii'li ng room. ell~ WH, tcllc:Mn par k lno lot. Slove a'hd ,..,,.,.,.... ;net. WDM$C tSOf lt.w r eqMed. . , . , . , FU't'NISH£0 ~3 btd ...,-tmtn1 Bailey ~.,.._ .s f1\fn. walklfW from ue cau t:»-2011, ..,...177L 661'\W..- A,-A.R TMCHT WANTSO :l!.t::w:,~.o ~~~= '":!".:!:b~~ CWk td. two bftnol'n WDMK tvii!«M Spet. .... aSf Key. TWO CII40U..TE FEMALES ,_in9 tOt • dt•n comtor1•btt .. two room ,........... .,, for' subMt.. mw 1>t ._.,. WDMS<:. C4<l6»-o10S7. FURN. 3 br f~uny hOUse ft' rtnt Se9t II to July lt. D.tilts lt.x1b... Nor VIS Chairman: H. James Blrx Aprtl25/a, 1981 co-m.. 8Ef1'ER STUDENT HOM E$•Ntwti' •v•tl•btt four btodroom I'IOuw, WOMSC:, turnllhed, W/W urp. 46(U, nlnl y ftM•In~ . I1$-.USot, Khool y ..r •net/ or ROOM: ll•h Aprtl 25, ~ PM "Medr• Storeoty~ 11/td Their Ell.as" M...,.. G.S. Wilt, Ph.D c....n.s College "Corrtroltrno Pf#ople Tf>roug_h ~~~~~="' IIBulfaiO '"Pr-lrto/Sexullltty; ~ NtJW ReH•CII ffO()tiM• Iolllon Ploour. Ph.D SUNY • Buffalo April26, 9:00.12:00 AM "Relrg,on anti Fo/1</ore" lydia M. Floh, Ph 0 SUNY COllege 81 Buffalo "PvraiJfl.sffl. SatJo.MasoetoiSm, M>tJ westem Cunure· G«Nrd fllk. EO.O. SUNY College at Buffalo "N- SOOCJio9yRtNISrted"J E. Nool\, Jc.A.M. CancsJUS Oollel)e aummt-r. ~0/MSC W-6515. -.rem.n, 190..00 caJI131·2U'O. A ROOM FOR RENT &n • two-obtdroom - I or 2: PEitSOHS I"MMdtCCI to lUI • - '• ts lnla.tded G\~ bdrm 1<- TWO 8EOROOM$ AVAILABLE In .,...,. WDMSC, JIIUD. _..,..,. - - . . - n d: \ OUi« IMf'tOuJ students Ned nol ....., • k"' -ms.bedroom""'*'· FEMALE HOUSEMATE ....we! lot two Mol.,....,..~ WDIMSC lta:uDt CAll Kim m-tm. __ ltOOMMATa WAIII"n:O HOUSI!MI<TE NEEOEO 10 - two tMOr90m ~ WDMSC on BVIIIM M« l tora. CMS ....,....0~ ,..__,_,__.._ 111M6S.IIN..._ -- ..... -----· FeMALE HOU$1!M"'TE- 101111 c.rtawns. ...,.,__, _,....,, ~EMALI! HOUSIUMTE - 10 atartfne J\III'M I . . WOMSC c.ll AlnY el -- OOOE FEMAL.. NEeOEO 10 com_ , H i r i M i f - ft o t . AW. ,....., HOt lll..cJ:e. "'fl. .1111. 4111 ."*""*" . ...)21.·-··,. ___ OlltAOUATI!. STUDENt .share a,.,, "'• nt w itt. seme • .s room fUIIr t~ IUc:tlmond I IUBLI!TTI!~ , _ lor "'"'""'' --Ac..--...-mo. Tam .,, ...,nor 1111........_ �WAfH'~O J fefnlt*S _, comP'trte- • MAY 17 to AU9, Jt, 1"'0 bHr"Ooml U.S tM:Iutth•l au Mn,. &n•Wt ,..-m.soom_ _ , . , _ .,.....,. .. 1:lfOl'QOrn •pt. on l.IS.lle ""'· Hk:ll:ty oi)()MM4JE WA.HTED I« ......,.,., " " , _ M$C. COli Ell..., DI•OOI - ....... svea.eneAS ~ ~ nkt. r~1 ntoOOtllbiP, uH ICob .,._~CoWin a•~JIIIIS. liUMME.R SUiln~ btdrWm to al'lare wlfl\ ftm••• Of"eduele .stUd. op! WOMSC e>IU116» <no. ~· 'lOti ...., bl.tt • brn!rn'1 for9o4'tetl ,..,.., I f~ Mter\ vou . . dose to SUIL~TTEfll W... ATeO, ftlmlll*_, en~, -------. ~10 _____ _, 1<...-.na....._ SU&LI!TTI!R HEEOEO. 2m- w.O. tf"Df'n Me-lft sttftt Cemputl. caM Ut-40111. • -JOE TH£ RED FOX I ltttl more Yours • ._~ ~ S-UMMI'tlt $UIU!T, t~JMcl s:tukto. rent ,...,.l.ot.. two btocQ from Zoo uti E'CI T •t ..,..._,.. t....,. n.-rM ..:t I" •or SU8LE"n£R WM!fed r:n·IOS1. top«lovs: l W~... r·e o tor f~ $01... Urne In E'uf'OPI. '<tllv . EC·H~ Bl rttMUy ,.,;_ th,ft V~ trt S44i.ll5 TEAC AXIIOO 100 SAOO. now POGO PA RTY. Set~'f Hltf', APrll U th. n n•'l Mat., Skftt, ..aoss from Hen.oo's. 8"'" .soomorfd bY POGO Ctub Wf''f"f' titiiP.;rtD ~ ....... ...._._ AMR.- I mluect r-u Md I kl\it"you, EAC.. nowl3-t8 Nell S.,t.HI ..... d.r r:. CongdOn. ••V ''"95 A"'!>>• OilS to'o reg $740, ·T "'"' & J~.~mp al in spt_ll~ ONL V C.Q H Go D-O N 9eJirt90Jd , 1 ~ youk"'f)'fOI.K •·'PKiill fOftdntou•· tor m~ Altd b'f ftwt thinb for t i wlnt me rnr st¥1 •s • cuD. WltNJut ,_.,ro Briefs I'd M'lff be Wher't" t•mtod•'f T•c C3 wllh CBX C&ot<!lle <.,...,. HI, l ' mnot lnfM:Ie-mend~ whoare vou? A.Ccfpf no lmmlt•tfons, eLeNA, He.ppr 17tW end ha~ • VOOd """" .., liort....l '""nod"" Cll..,._,_, B"Nidl TR IS+i v~ ~oewr L~ R~ tvm11 C'll coat tWar ...., ctovs tornorrowt v- O....Ofi c..-1 wrt•.r N WNr the -.;rtNn 'WW.~I RACOU ETSAU .• AHY'O-HE1 RESERVA110NS Jih.tt'ed .50 t11ue1t: fiCimttti01I c• MCIY-" ckJWM. pooh, ~rmln&. HAP'PY BIRTHDAY Etfna AI 'fOUl"" Df'OWt tO don .,_,. IUf!f' tn c'ott\inv H.,_ • SOftie t.&oofft•Of 1 bk'NIV ~ anon'fmoul- .-...kttl'lt SCtot'b. £Cfl1ot' 492-2514 ELtNA-Htc~Pf PARAOlUTE ASSOC. AFflliATED CENTER TWO FEMAL£ t;Wittl..-. wt-*d fOr 141mmet Ml~ Ave WOMSC JoiOf au t3l~.atl w ll1 .at. ROOM ~YAII...ABLE tor Wb4tt, Utb<Mt, Can MrQ, a 1 •161.,ttt' epm. THREE BEDROOM APT, '*IIIA.btt tor 1MA nt90tltb... ~summer WOMAC t:D 'FURNISHED ROQMS.t\l'aiiAD1e WOOf MSCcaU t:k 01. SUMMER SUILETTERS , ......... Lilbof1 NO f'OOmt monm, June, AUVUJt etll _.,"'""'"au ~ ll4ano. .,.., on f• TWO S.UBL.En£tiS .apt. S • llOtl llrlhCitorl In cttd:lr• t•m wre '(OW'If ..011 • lo1 ot wort.. <toNI'' t1r;t • Ml:loY ~I'' Otbot• t( Bitterman's • Qoooilr tlN4 C.n • c-.,.1... Aolo R.-1" • CorMan • "''"' w..~ • T~'7Sc-. MefWI;Iet';pts.,. r-Piua·--~ - 1 Plac• IA34-3133 · .-I 1 14 Heatb St t..... ...., .. ~ I FREE DELIVERY TO I MAIN ST. CAMPUS AREA e c w~ Of'trttt. SOffOW'S. lm:portilnt...,..•nu dev. MUCh lov a J 8 loltes Hi~PPr MCI mo11 l1ncl 8 W1'?t- 0~ Large Cheese 1 I I I I I I I I wit h one item Bucket Of Wings With This Ad E..,;..-·.··· " - ": Sun. Thu<. 4 ·12""' . .F~. S.1. 4 • 1 om . . . . LATKO PRINTING AND COPY C~NT~IlS P ETER FROM »t tlecl JKket"YV"rt Col 1"9 w•knH .nctbfUw mt<, I U:UWNt I w.tl Wholf\h fto.yOI' II ......,. ~, tlvl '11.a ~..... vou d.,.......,.,.,.,.. ~ torr'le 11M' bHorf>flNtl'! W•tt TME b l\.tl..... l Pf• ,,,.,~ o.nc• ,..,..., •• ,..J aottofns: "'' ' Ell WiV!incl "'- bt'SI 10 you lnd your tel'ftiiY t u e u r• ,Seftl. MtKEY: t kr'l'l' VOU! l JMitce. HEY i 1 EVENJ! 8\11 Yt Uow c0.1. I I"'UUO\1 t'tl•l wt CC~Vk3: • ~ SUndly, ......... F lllf'MiS I I I I I p(izi. 7631 Transit Roed 688·9244 . • II $1.50 Off:1 Bitterman's CltM ......,. , _ ......,..,c....... . TYPING SERVICE North autf•Jo«U CI!Wf'1•T1onl.. ~ c.tt .,,_ Automotive Center Inc. Eell Amllerat, N.Y• "~ April , . .. a.n.ffl ( ·yl tk come """"' e nd tnlor RESUM E PROBLEMS? Let Us ShoiN You s-pies FREE Then L et Us Typeset & l"rint It lETTER/FASTER/FOR LESS ANONYMOUS PtiOILlM. wnt-r••s: Co'Hl' Mte1 me I CIO to~N; ~f· Mnk room anc1 tell me Rt~MY RIO£ BOAHO THOMAS NEH... HIOPY 8 1nndeVt Muef\ '-COHGRATU~T!OH S 1..0~1 Now 111 M IOYt, H""'Y PSI toYe fMrobol , MOVING OFF CAMPUS? t •tl do ll9hl t\wllno In fhw loc.tl .,... Clll lOt l.IOO'f. 4l6 511t. KAY! &t~nnt Annlwtnelnl He,.·s: ?o e ttrriflc QOmbh\et'<ton ot JOie 0. vlvre end '"'•"· Thl• town Will no111.now tne me•n· lr,o 01 tnnul wNn we oet throuoh wtrt.lit 1 Love & c:tt•m.,.ont. HAPPY DIATHDAY EC, 9910\11 of my J"'· nex• Klsloel teaw ttle Pl'fl QU1ft pot;IH, Happy blf"fhOI'f frOM ll'lt oWe•. !..OW ..~ ~ ~.tn SA nouwmat'f •ndwe'" h.tlvt" fhl> mancet Comt"fe<ll Lovt-. M_,ty. DAVE. You' re tM bHt! Wh•t ~14 I cliO up Not' w/ovt you? LOY"' """ kfu.H $-· MA~Y : Gt!1 rudy IO 00 W1tdl Now we can h•vt ~tn 'e•l tunJ Slgnt'd trw Oneonta Kla. LOU ISle-. After 001' dl110H' dille, wt'll vo 10 tht Ex.ecuth•t" Ch#b •f'IG order urrot lulce and s t.ul a boHieolliqUOI'!!t Oef•notd. despOtk, d llouM!d, doPtv. 4 6E'OROOM houw WID Mk 170._, J3.'·tl1t , ONE ~ ~VAJLAILE tot" tumm« lnk\lft cloM to tnt rt".( JY..tHG4 ... NrVJc8'-""' t•tn.. c.tt Pat M«DS.. ' WAHHA DAHC£ aonCI CALL NOW FOR e.t -Hwe a vef'Yt 'f'ert "--IPPY bortbd.ly. 'n OIMf' WOfcb 111t OUt Of Sot.!•'• H..l 1...... &uHelol f)l1t ~ J DS TY •I m~• bot wor1tt it ._ tinct out..-~ MAJC£ A f'~IM Ws: Y'OJf' UNITED STATES min Oevef"~.ux _ pr , ~.m. uti ~1\Jf'ftllt\fd ••*" lt'Otn Aot90f~all . .1151 ' wl.ootn comtt Wffh •01 and no ne lt wlltr tn.n 'fCMJ Happy 8 1rthda, .COm"''' ovr p~; In _,.,OM$. 116&d, Rog, l 1.1 SO, now 1825. Son•~>~ 1$700, r~ 1830. now 4 57-9680 or ft" ~ I..ENNY OFH 147 MWfO ,n. MV lnttrtsl b f•d11\0 II fut •J Y,OUf' t•n Gt1 rid 01 rne mousiKhe'. Your friend, •. -Compare o\~,~ drop ~nt"· CL..,ll.. - OfOi.mlii . AI~• M1 PU<\ONAL CaD it whal :JOU went • but do tt wwth us:!1 t~.. ~mirror . MRAIG-Int IMt 7\1' .,,..,, f'lewt bttn thf belt. I lowe 'fOU 8renoa =~~~a:~=~~.,::;:~~;:~:.~~ rfwe--f)ttton hOI.r.Y on M.lnnuote, C•ll JlMOO cwlce MOOtltblt. Prof.....,...! f..,. ;..mp tno In tf!AO tiON~tiO : Pl.a~..e r•tum my frt)oKIOU'\ SKYDIVING!! PARACHUTING!!! JUMPING!!!! &OP- N•""" ulll.no 11941Jnr wt\tl .,., .-.nq wet~ c hlld1sf\ beh.e"*'? ,,., tooe1. SUBL£.1 iUMMEil APT. roomhJ LllbOn WOMSC rtnt noooliablo ctll ~•rlt SU&L£!TEIU WAHTeO: • bHI'oom tumsthed f)ouM. WO/MSC 1\i4JI•t>te JUM1i14StD1•.-:tl, SU&LETIERS AHY KILLER OR USASI Jrrl PALVEIU 7bethroom nouw on Minnnofl tor tum mtr. C.fl J•'f 6Jt.M6l Or '~k' •».sou. • YGU PtUM CCif'IIKf O.v~ ot' Dlbelot et T'Spedr-v,, at :W76.. •~PlR:oomt.vellbllot lnS~ . P*f'SOI"' llaf •1 3D) MOnfrOM, I10f Ull ~ EL--EHA HJCIOy 8lt1hel.ty lrot"' fM OfftU o4 tne Al1 Director DO YOU WANT A &U8L£T THAT"s no1 I'I"'G1k 01"1'* IOf" OM ~th. Gl•SJ$4, fl.~... "f H I T I NAJ a, •.,., or a1 ...en. • c:I'IINp SU&LV" THII.EE UOitOOM$0 - -:: TV1'01UNG IN Ma-lft. P'1r*"'- tor'tf'M, ~ : : :1ts:t en~ uti 6»-'M1S~ oo ttwt DeS1 you Qn •N ~r naotYt .WH pai:M nwt town rMi l.OW' AmM SU&LeTTEilHEEOEO, _ , _ .. AIC. AV.IIOM> J""i 1 ment MM C.tl ~..... w..,... /MU! NEEOEO TO SU&LET ntc:e. moo.m. fur"liiWG two btcltOom SU'-\MEI!t $UILI!"T-3 beoroom~ fn fur tpA. WOMSC on PII"VktQott, ~~~ ftfoll'led IM'rrlmK '*"'t. WOMSC... Afttl ll.f'rt. ..-· RIEE INITlAJ. CONSUL Tl& TPOI¥ me ""'' yUf'. Thtnt ,..,. Palot!OY«, Lon CHonrr GENE--ttft! of ludl Oft tnt OAT's Jwt OHE. F EMALI! liUIIilt'ntr ,......., for ~. ll ,;!lt-ll'· W£~ rhlt EM1W 641MyWMM'y 000CJ to P'IOMnumbtt'. g.llf'.... ~~ IJN07A 631 -8884 ..... MSc price ..uWen.,- -•-"'" Fur·nltft.O. IP.C10UI, \IPtt•ln -.p.f'tm•"' · m•ch1n•. .CMIIDifS) w••"'"' TWO SUaL£f1'£JtS ••"t•d tor L - -.R-.Co!l c.,.... ~er.~o .. THAEE :U.UaLETTI!R5 W"NTED. Fot~- St. Wll&inl ' IISist~... MSC". ••'" r••••n•b'• Dl- Wfn.....,. SIX IEOIItOOM~ . ~ liUt*tt .Mw--Augv$t, ~ ..H G7-- 2 '"UaLEf$ WAJfTED. . .~I tr.;rorov.. notorh>uu.ss A rmaumnet, ELEHA, KliPP'( Mootlcl.tloY. /Ny N ,.,.~~ 01 Moows ~~ on vovr Mac~. Love~lh -._ The New President, and You." BROCE AND CltAJG. P\NM 1\CJ tnOf"ff .__~ IJ\ W• WIN to biW fH""' tNs tllftrftl'f'Ct PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH COMMITTEE ... ..... HORHBUCI(f:L & PIGEON. Wt .,..... your ~ " ' " ' " ' •• . . . , tvnNC. two old fr1fif*~ *"' Jl.E'NA Mlt1 'fOW 7ift ......_, a ..... Oftlf ..... I wtJit yeN • ~.,...,. 1-C .......... ,.._,""I! J-. fH·E· Ft:MAL~ SUI.Liiiii'S 1~1.. "'''' f'vmf ...... ,._.,..,_ : .,,...._ .,......,,,Gl.., .,.,,.,..., .,_ _ _ Imi!VMSc....,<ON-OIIOQM-... - .-........,..A.,.~ ltiiMI ............. . _.__ .,,.. .,. ...__ ,t¥•.. rtlfll MOOtl*t o.eeo "IUao.£11'£• . , ........._,_._,_,...,E-. ...... ,,,.,_ ' '-Ea 1'*-ET; piiMj.·..;;;;;. - - - ...... C....toColllllf'MUS.~ ..-...a.,_ •' l:ll...""' ~1.rtc will be available to answer your questions and get your ideas! TOHY-4 1'tf01"9'-IJe•tJoUJY~ ~ " " ......... Nw ,.. f'tmt' . . . :K;;.-~-.r.C";eie-. --l.libllt c.tl D& ~.,..., ""'*'· Y<lu r representatives to the ...,., .. Dt.......,.ttorn....,.,...,..at s.oulot,rt. ftOnit "" L.a$1Jie. tt«nt ................ r=== " The University's Future, kEY " MAATHA"'Ivtt th01.19h 1'41 tel f'OU fl;f'IOI* ''Georte>t h. ••v~ot .net ~ lc*Jn. l.M v•· TM tw"'"- P .s. OWt ~ tor t.Q~Utrf} eM • plue Lobt UTE. - T~1W maklnt my lltf'a Ill "">' l zsZ4 Elmwood 876-3700 1 I I I • ' erKEnJN&-UP SPECIAUI $12.9 5 Cnot Ind. poru) aouuot t>ra~~ts• ~tuM. ....... ""'J • AlSO ,.,... : orr aQiillke...,aln c-11*.:,:,. ·-.LO::' --------· I I• 'f f ~ ~~.~~ =:; -;:u~ i ~=~~ T,.rtie.almiMI& ..........""' . ·-· CAR STEREO lns:tott.tJons. S)t'Oftt Wlllltmovllle HEY AOSEY W't'ltre 1ft ';OU? WU ll _ , . . , , ...... IU. ~ ()fRVICES 3S Hopkin• Rd. GIHWA.' Wby dO 'WIP aflnY'5 go thrDuogih -~Y-' ??Y<N...__.. mt!l\1 WOMS( rt~ti)A4«2:5. ONE m~~. Attomey-.at-Law me:. .~.~61)f.LOWI..IncNt. _,_ 1<-WiiJelt ...... ,....J..- 4 &EDROOM APT lvml- WDMSC nlllll.- m•'" "'""ou. c.trOtiN1 .l mlm.IMSC .. ~~!c::l.~~ ~~~":,!IG~;~«~!:.~ ~ luc:lan c. rua.to· tcwvottento l..t youNW ...... -l•blo call DH«i MSC. FOf _ . - _. CAII I D - 1 aocw.\$ ev•U•bf,. JUM ~ Auput.t. GrackNI.. s:l~- onf'f MOtt ot•vtlUtJ~S.l0"""""-...-.111:. GRAO R;OOMMA-r E for MIY 1 ' wOMSCo ~ fof ~ ~Ut~~toRr , m. JIM le1t4'f I'W f''A RTIE:R. $tuclter} to comptet TWO PEOPU NEEDeO for """ TEAM AJtCHITECTURE• Conot•tu.llflOns on wtnnlncl 'Mramvral •~ hookev cNmP'Qnll\~ps ~ con or•tut•tloM or~ defMtin9 UB '!«'~. ltam 5--1 '" flM1 l1 TO I ILLY&. MAA:fo-6on'y awa. bttfer luck nat )<eat'. J .L. A'f'eltfte4June~. J.,InfromMSC TWO HOUSEMA'fES flO liW"e rtw bt.dr'OOm f~ Douw on M~ w <fHr cau ,...,_ m-.a - N E'E'DED Wln.~er TODAY Friday, April 24th from 10:30 , 12:30 pm in the Center Lounge of II=:==== Squire Hall_;====- ~ �---.. ---fit __ · -·· Jim ~~ .."How 7,3(1JO p.m. In13oC Aa>aon Al\noJL 1111oy will JPMk"" ._ OOoclllme 87 vou.- In Alk90I17 Saote l'lr1< W1t11 No<hic)g But a ..... - .. -.,-...The..,.. __ _ ................ ----·------~~~~ ----...... l(og f/fBMr:. 'The SptaNn Sp«<nnm. .. .... T•lllfii'O ~ - 5unCIIy I t 6:30p.m. In IOOiptn. . ---~ - - ........ c-- ..... - ... """""· ....._ _ _,,......,... ,._ot_. l>ftl. tn. 109 Nonlon. />C. lnstlll8tlon of aftnrs lnd ,_party will a100 take ploc:o. This Is a mandatory .-ttng. """"- .......,._The t.SAT 8ookleeQ ,_.... an1vtd. tall Mrs. Mod( lt83s.;3515 t'o(M\~ntment ¥11tll Fink, cr. ,___ ..,.......,,;.. .......,..,tilt tlle,...-.cMoOr. " ..... tloo - a f - - -. . . .. ~lng It the Butr8o zoo at 10 ...,._ ~ ....,. lnfilrmltlon aN "--CY lit 831·35ZI lAO ~2.S. .,..,_. _ ""-It or __,..,.,...fttesJadl~ "'"" Golle lldley7 11 )'OU 111ve a tMt you'd to sNA ¥11111 tlw DD ,..., ,.... ~ - tor LlfWwllty~. Ufo~-you. Weare liulftllo 01\'klt ar the two us SenMaB- tnr t11ret am RepeoontWwsmayoooo~~·,_,...,.,~ ltttw of inquiry to tl\e eon~ssinen's otfico • ~tor--:::.:::: ShOuld bt IJITIIf9'1 ~ the . , _ , . wttb tlw ICIOtmk dol>t. " 69lndoponcltiK snJC!Y 1o the courw c1111gnot1on uood liY ciOptS. The Stnaun ~ 1'01-.: 5t1nt0r A. D'A!Mto. 620 Fe<!On!llundng. Ill W Huron *"' - . . ror nut ·· -.cps, tf.o~un_you ara lnteresrecl, or woulcl IJQ man lllfonNIIon. stGp by our- at 1 1 0 - or pnono SL l!ufhlo. HY 14202< SoNtor D.P. IOc*lng ~. "'-'"--fllnltlvouiiU-..,.wllUIOI I>ut 1 SIMI! part of Astro<1<>1nY Day O()On>Ot'Od ~ tN UB .... Z22 ~. F--.1 Bull<fll\9• Ill W.Huron St..:Aep.Jock~.IIDI Ftcltnol BuJ'Icfong. Ill W. Huron St ,, !'fP· ltenry liowatc. ZIZ F-.1 &.!!Jd'mg.lll W. Huron 5r.: ..IOM l.aF.U. 1304 Fedfnl Building. Ill W. Huron 5t. =:;.OOZ'~~.:~~~o~l~%~~~ft . Tlla ~ldtnl Govom~ _,..It wDI ~kt p!lft tanorrow In Copen. AdmiSSion IS frM to 111. Th• ttlootOI>f In Won<le Hall wfH aloo bt 6pen toelly. tomorrow 1nd SUnday nights for vlfwlng of Sltum. Jupiter 1nG tM moon. Clollf Awl,_ WOIII. Stmll\ilrs l!ldudl: Child Ntltfltlon In 344 Squl,.., Plnnthood by ASPO ~ T.,mnlquo tomOrrOw It 1 p.n1.1n 346 SquW: PIMum-WMt CIO )'OU wlftl for futUre~ at UB SUncloy I t I oo-1,3(1 p.m. In 346 Sq<.Wo. • tilt by Sd>ool of Nursing today at 11,3(1 a.m. p,_... --·-- '*'* - - · -Clllloo.- - et ,_,- at tho EJIIa>tt tlokl , _IDol.-< tile - ... couns. ~ ...... lntonnatlon cd ,... . . _ f/f U..,_ ~n ~ It 5:3&4777 Youtll WOOIId Uke to InfOrm the u-nen~ pullllc tta.,. ~ not l>tCOrtW "' orgenlutlon tlduslve to lnclMduA!s namoc1 Chmtlna (as P<ovlouiiY oppo.,.., ln tl\15 popor'slast l:ssuo by acddtnt~ Ill cnmttnos art lovltt<IIXI join too. for """" lnfotl'llltiOn oontoctJolln at 877-'1718. "" ----Ito<. loot__.. -If. -51MJ todly etl p.m. In molldatofy for all students With Federal LoaM (HI'I.. NDSL Nl) WhO ctose attending this University or who drop D•low one-half tlmt status (6 110ur>) to compl•tt •• eklt lntorview alld repayl11<!nt agrtel11<!nt. '111<! lnt..-v;.w enoDieu'cudont;s to darify !Nir rights and respon51bllltieS tonctrnlng rf!»Ymtntancl to dtll'flTiillea ~tldltdu... lf ~ art grlduollng or termlnatlng t l l i S - t t r . - come the tlwDfflceafSl\IG!IIt Aao\Jnts. AllOott Mntll, or UA tor 831<1ltl anl!ldt lntorvfew oppo(ntment TnnocriptS WI! Do WltNitld tor S1Udents wi10 CIO not comply. Dolt' t . . . . , _ Help lncl ho!p )'OUI'SIIf. SUnsllillj! House .-s VCI!unt-.. t.. .m •11.- liStening ana COII>mt~nlcltlon sklll5. tall 831 -3646or dtCp ~ 106 Wonspnr. Do ft nowl lfttomatloMI Coffto Hovt ~ from'l-5 p.m. IO 339 SqUirw. Ewr)'OM ~ff. hlcufty and st-..ts. Amtr1<an ancllntomatloNII-jollltls. • Junloro who will too going on t6 grlduate of ,,..,.........,, school In lllBZ sllould set up o rtfomta n~. Call Mrs. Ml(lt"' g...,ulte 831·3515 for on IIPIIOintmt~~t with Dr. Ank. tM and pre-taw advisor. Tilt a f t l l o - - - l o f'rMIJ ..., • In Squtro.. If you have not clanattd In tile lest t1gt1t ........ litre Is C11163&>2el9 fOr . . iCIPOintment. • Qrlduota StiMienti--Gnlcllme S""*'t Rtsfai'CII ar.tt applatlons ore now ' ...Uoblo In the CSA olflu. 103 · Tllbtrt. Gnonl!ng ~for 1o1asttr ond PhD c:onclklltts. up to s3ZS ~. Completed ~s .,...,.,. ~ f'NoSoy. SOpt. 4. 1981 at 4 p m. My (llltstlons. PINSe contoet ttl! CSA omce ot 1136-Z!I&O. - ,......w.lloo--otCoponllell.floomC.IOirom :WSqWe. )'OUT-·- ra,._ MlollttJ7 SUnday.......,. It 5 p.m. In 11>1 ~- Ellaltt, Sirmon ~Dr. 8olk. a.., ,_,...• - Hot pq t0<11y et 9 PJI\. In 107 T- si-......PicnlttxJmom>w. SitnuplnJII Squlto. Elocllons Wtdntoday at 5:30p.m. In 311 Squirt. Ul-2179. ~ ~ tor Qwlot lnVItM :roo to ,....., '111M Toptt, - 1t T~ ot 7 p,m In the .1oM llftt.r Room. Elllcon:. Tho Armor af God. -~-tor HllltL <10 Olpon lllvd .. tomorrow at 10 a.m. Shlltlbat lundl sarvOCI 11'torwara. Yllkor Sunclay at 101.111. • .,;.,.-.. '"-"PP .,._ 41Mor t a r - - to4a7 at 6 p.m. 111 me FI<Ulty Club of HltT!mMI Uorery FOOdS this--,_ tor~ will to_,.onstnlng--. _ Alp.a PI~ t1lo Qft af Ufo. Cd 63&-261 II OIIP"fntme<~t: St•deat• ta·t erut• t ln_............... - -como .)oorl the RolllltrMI -......... ........Trlwlo I..,......., Tl'MI VI Wing 13. 1t ls1CIII '-'tt:ry-st\lmptlltpontl. ' Of Design. Gund Han. tambr1<1ge. Mass.. oz 138. (617) 495-2.578. TOUI am: $ 1500. Some ~lp help Is lVIII-. AI'IJIIcotion doadUne Is May 1. 1981. Commuoatlofts u..ser,too~uato Stu6ent ....,, - on~ . .. tomorrow f1onH 1·3 p.m. it tile Squlrw Center lOIJnge, outside, 1111 lllva Room. Baldy .,., ot the Information Dooth, grwncS n-. Clp!n. T<S!IIrts are also 1>t1ng oold at U>t!ot loC'atlons to fund tlw CUSA •ncl af the yew I>Cnk t-107 3 1t Elllco<\ Crootc Pork. -ts. IAtol - GnMJp~.ega~~otrorsfreelogll­ Of• .a • -lnfGnnation tD . . 1 1 8 -Do )'OU ~."-in!~. ~t'S com..-? as clef.-.. for Far men~ seop1n aa.s. Optnii·S p.m. -.c~~y. ~. Thundey, lnd Ftldq: llntll7 p.m. Wtdnoo6ay In 340 Sqwro. Also CJ11011 lolondlys rrqn I.S p.m In In SWJifRJ""""" - t s to MfAC. DUoott. 83H!Z73. ftl ..... - tn --for tilt .tprlng · ruGy to help you , _ , Worp>IU time, delltlop )'OUr vocabUIIory. ~ bettw lecture nolle. undarstond your tt!Ctbooks. t11et teitslnd ruG falter. • Mtl•l<lY~ Th.,....,.. or f'l1do7l from z~ p,m. One!- 8111 Kullbod< o u r - tuton. 111 uperlotad oo111ge lnstT\Iet'Ors. 1re ara' tt a carnp~~s orgoniution. 1~ ~I--· All pr'OCIIds w4ll 1)0 1111 wwdiWI\1~ aopect ar Clll ot ~. 831-. - - ......--.... llaftuts PIDid - .....,._., , .. mort ~. . . . . . . Jan.831- fret-- ot $1Udyfng. Wt are • ,,... dropoln - · no ~ Is necessory. Our """" ,.,.. """ from 2-4 p.lll.. W from I~ P.lll. One! Th li'om ID-4 p.m. · Tilt ...... - ... b7 u. ~ ..._..,;,gc.n.ter tar~"' tll0Un'-1fl;rar -•.....-..c.-.-. --- ....... Otr a- - holp """"..........,.or~. ..., - - Wl'lllno. ::;;:"' TIM H -lag 5teetlot Coaulllt1M w111 mttt WtOnesdly at 3:30 p.m. In tilt Blue Room. F...,lty Club. Hamman. MSC. Thlo will bt t110 final nwt~ng t:bo !ldlool yoar. ~ furtller In~ CIII831·3S67. ar the S4I<IXId lncl last Bul'flllo Ellt·W- C.ter - W~afevery montl\at~Vornoal'lloo.IOPt. I (I block sout.b af Moln ...S Amlltrst). to cii$W$s ~wllolisttc- cunoopts. ott. Far !Urtlltr lnfor'INtion call 8J&olZ52 ar 834-nl~ 111 M'tlle Grlin Mill. s w. NortiW\IP (83Zo6«ll). movie~, arts & l«'ttueS " SIIoolcl US lftten'one lo El 5alwldor?" debote betwoen tile mng<"eSSional oMen or Jack !lamp ..,.., Ron Dellums. Teacll In with tilt IN<Itrs or tllo Community S.turday about perl!nient ISsues ..rroufl(llng the impart ot 5UCI1 tactlcs on tho BuffalO Community. Tonlgnt at 7 p.m •nd tomOITOW at 11 ·5 p.m. ""ho Waterfront SChool. llolllno City Hall. " Drums. MytiiS lltld f'lntu!H" giVen~ Dr Ronaldluln. ISSOCiatt pro- o t - Wtd~ It noon in Z33 c-Jiodt--"-.. Sqlft. w~ tbt ,..,_.., lllllority llull B p.m. in tM f1llr--. lloom. Squire. oanc. a to---the~T"""(t'Band. ' 'GQ """"' .... .,...... .. """"' - h C.ti!OII<. -Protestant points of view W~ I t 7 P.m. In 148. , Ooefenclorf. Fr... 1131-2179. " CIIttvrel _ .. May Zlnd 3on the Main StnotCompus. The event win teawrt vorlou• Olrtblloon. Afrlc·a n. Ve.getarlan. Spanlsn. ad soutnern rood plus tnttl'tOioment. llf'(le; 9-10:30 p,m. Doth dl)ls. '*" Allllltioo1s tar _.,_,. 1ft OtllwltO w111)o btld Apl11 Z7. 28 and 28 from 7·11 p.rn. In tho H.lrr1man Studio. MSC. ~on oro askt!d to - · two brltf contrasting Shakupetre monologuts. Audttons appotntJntntS can bt .....,. ~ tailing tilt Oopt• .n 831-37~ • --W--Pu1'.... t 1'111-SIIIMFI'OWIIItJ-cuttwe V~rloSiyat 7:30p.m.; ~"There'Ja Ntw Doyon tho HOnlon- SaturdaY It 7t30 p.m bOtll ot 'Theoter. Norton: Bd<ftblll T..,.,.,t Sll>ir<laY anc1 " $ -'1 - 5110t -w CloJito A- 511- _...,.... O!'ft'CI1 ~ Tom Sgovlo April2811t 8: 15 p,m. ln 317 MFAC. Ellico<t. T'"'' esu Wottol JaU/ f'......, Sloo\or MOIIGt)lat 7:30p.m. In tlle FiiiJnore Room. Squ\re. " Womon and lllgllor t\ilucotloa- '""'lnlot l'eropoctlva on Rafocm and Cllange" given~ I'Nlf, MaMiyn Young \s New York University today ot 1 p.m.ln the Kiva Room. Baldy. r --ots W~l- and Torn h<~on tonlght at 8 p.m. ln the RUmore lloom. Squ1rw. John Hall.,., .Jonotlli1!1 ,EclwanJs."tomom>wlt 8 p.m. In Qanc Gym. , , . . . _ With The T- .,., llJve - · - llencl. The Di1fo Droggs • -.. De ~ Dena £nstmofo Do doing danCBs from a ..nety or CllUntrlts In an Artpork porformance "" Mly I o Como to enjoy tilt w.u tiOIUtftul. ~-. 1114 muooc. 1ldcoltl- lt11d<ttronoutlttS. ....... - · n tile Univlf1itY lAamlng c..- ot J!i6 BoiQy. ls ' ' PEAS'111<!ftsMOOGaYol'3p.m.ln 3ZOBeh. E*'ttonswlll De Mid at tbls ml!ttino. • SUndly. Ia Arclt1ttc1-.rt/ La ndu.ept Ar<llltoaure and UJtlan f'llnnln9 ~ apply for 1 6 - k Mly tllltd 11aot SquiN- II\ c..... ObcoYery Program at tilt ~~aNon~ cro~~~~ Sci10ol M5 - unrcr- tor ID-4 PJI\. todly. l'loa5o bolp the CSEA mtmbt<s - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t*nlc Msbooncanottlecldueto ~ wltll :lite ~ta. c- 111- •zoo'"" De~. . . . woulcl llkt. to Ullnl< ali tilt pocpe f/f the slaffaJI)IIXted ... t/lis ~· l.OOk tor us I ..,... 511,.;AIPIIa SofWt17 final nwtlng SUnd8y at 5-.30 6 --tniniD9prollcloftt llllmln If ) ' O - U -- IIIII 110 ' - l d 110 JDUr wntlfto. ..... ~ 3361111111 =-~ ~ frOII H , ..... or 3.-6 ........ _ .. too1911t at 4 :30, 7. One! 11-.30 p.m. In tile Squire Con~ ll!Hltr ·...,......,... tomorrow ln tile Squirt tonfwren<o TheatOr lnd 5und8y In tht W..<lmln Thtrtor. at 400. 7. ancl,jjo.JO p.m. ' 'Tile StDI1 "' o·· tonlght 1nd - a t midnight In tt>eSqun "U, Ia _ ecn~wonco ll1emr Diof- .. todly In 170 IIFAC. ~. .-.m. one! ~in 1415 ft7 lnd9<15 SUII(Iaylt o4. &.IS. Oncl8:30 p.m. In the 5QW'o Ccnfor.- Themf', ,_.,. SoftW .t ftoo41tlln &... I '1 tl olltla. . . . . ...,.....,..,.Z'f,$Z lit the Slll ClUb"""'· s2.5Q a lito _., $~<at renat~s. lolngllold at ~ Nlagera F•ls BlVd. JII'III'IQ AWl --.ar ,_..U._._oooryFI1dl)<et 7p,m In clark Hall ~ Artn~Wtnot~a!~ C. e..,. .. 11&6881 , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n85 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 32 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/409bf6a5c03cdcc817029ab0f1684f15.pdf 36b8586e987cd047d55c65c49a6eb53b PDF Text Text 22 April 1981 ...,_....,.., Vol. 31 , No. Bot SUNY at Buflalo -~,_ ,.,..~......,.__, �-l ''The Uni'Dersity's Future, The ·N e~W Preside~t,- afl;ll · You.~' - by Stew Slatmoas • Ot,y EditOr Doitliitory resiilent.s on JB's Amherst Ca!npu; have ~tributed to a stril<ina statistic, recently releaso:fb)' tbe us census Bureau: • blld< population in the Town bf Ariiberst rose 600 percent last dec:ede, from 44S black residents in 19'10 to 2«>7 in 1980. AmhcrS1 Campus remence halls 'OICf'e ooc ot:cupied until 1972. . Overall in Western Niw York, ti1act populatio n rose.111ore tban ~. malcin& up nine ,percent of the area's total. In contrast, the white populttion experienced a substantial decline-in the City of Buffalo, i.t plummeted 112,000 over t.h e ten-yearperiod. Secrnins)y unshaken by the report of ~on decline, Buffalo Mayor James Griffin predicted that projects such as the Waterfront Villas,e .and the Theala' District will surdy attract 'IIOmeownm back to Buffalo. ~ " . . The pattern of increased ·suburban populations., acc:ompanic!d'by a d~ in metropolitan numbcrs.\1!11-beeti cited as a National trend. The Census Bureau f'l811'res indicate that rural America is experiencina its p-eatest srowth since' l820. . • The d 980 census also represen(s fi rst time that Jt.si&ns, American. IJ>dians~ &Ieima$ and Aleuts : have _.,been counted comprtheruivdy. lo Western New Y~k. these IJ'OUPs•total28,703, or 1.7 percent of the population in the eight-county area. Open Forum with your · ..representatives to the Presidential~ -Search Cori:utiittee: ... ..... • ~- tbe Friday, April24, 1981 in Haas Lounge, ~0:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.· I Soonsored by SA and GSA. ·' Persons who suffer loss or il\iury as the result of providing assistance to a police officer would be able to recover tl}eir losses; under a measure recently passed by-the New York State Assembly. The bill, sponsored by IC1Cal Assemblyman Bill Hoyi, now goes to the.Senate for near-certain"appro\lal..., "We ougbtto eJ)oourage the 'citizens of New,.Y9Jk to cooperate with any police offtcer in making arrests and rescue attempts," asserted Hqyt, "'fbose who might be called on to aid in a lifesaving r~c or arrest should not be inhibited by fear of unaccePtably high proj5erty lOS$ or physical injury for wh1ch they would o!lt be comp_ensated." , ·• , ,Under current law, if a citizen suffers pro~ny d~mage while a~ing;!a ..Stll!e police officer ill Ill! arrest, _New , Yor~ , will ':lot reimburse for ~bose damageS, ' The 'Hoyt bill, however, would require the State to covet those costs, In addition, any pi\ysicat injury suffered by tbe assisting citizen is not presently covered by existing laws. Hoyt niaintains that ' the proposed legislation . .· ' 'corrects'a..major ilefect in State policy." The impetus fot the bill came via a recent coun case involving -a 1973 helicopter crash. The helicopter, owned ' by P rior Aviation Service of Buffalo, crashed and exploded in an attempt to rescue four people who were stranded in the Lower Ni3Jiill8 Rapids-just above Niagara falls. The .helicopter bad been commandeered: bY an official of the Niagara . Fron tier State Parle iilld Recreation Commission, and was deerned, to be in fme working order. However, Prior Avjation was d,enied recovery of the loss. The Buff.;.o Waterlront properly ~ the Erie Basin Marina • and the Naval Parle sbowd be cledicti~ In ~·or those veterans w,bo died in Vleulam, Mayor Jfii'CS GriffiD lw announced. A ceremony has been temati'ldy Itt for MIQ' 2!1. Approxima'tely t30 area residen!i died " as a resuiHif bosJile actloo d,urin& ' tjje Vtetnam ,War," Griffin ~ No Otling l!llbljc 'ibqd~ ~~~,(be ~lo com~te the MCrifke of selilien InvolVed in ~·s mosi. COIIIy ~ he edded. Griffin ~ that the dedic:ltion. ~d not only as a IIICIIKirial to.dae wbo died, barWo.Jd • ~ a tribute to almoet -40,000 Vietnanl-era vCtcruiS i!lmently liviD& in Western NC'fi Yorlc, �State Dorm AUthority. askS.for $15 million in repairs sm.ooo 111 M art)' • - r--" ror moJO< dormi...; ,.q,airs. The money went -toward f'udn& eMmlal Jtairs and roof ropalri on the Main Street Campus. S#>«f""" Sttdf Wrl~tr New York Sune Dormi1ory Authority offodals «Jooted into the clollds" lu. - • and dedded they .. oul4ll<Cid SIS miiUon for • major dormitory reapirs acxordi111 tO Stile Dormito~YPtOJ'ICII;nJi,..... Paul MOll!\. The ti1Ure<'fci 1M fundi has - )'<I ....., determiaed, Moran noted. Hr is confocknt. ho,..,.er.~IIAI they ,.ill 1<~ lbe money, "At lhis point "'f' ha~ sn'ft"al a\en.u• to ~" be said. "And h won't ha"" an)1blllf to do wtib tl1c (budldl oqo~bbk bes.._ 0.. Gov<1nor and one. of the Senators <Senate M.;oncy LtackT Wanm Aftd,!>'- (RI).'' ' f 1 ""' Alias yet dnckcidod amoe..'it Of~~ willbeallocaled fot«paithtlllt,..t a-..utp roainlytO'Oiclerdormitoeybllllcliap,"Moran dqlblll<d. s....rai housirta cocnpkxeo In tile Sumsyst<m,I D<Iudin&~hallsonthe UB Main Street. Campus. are o""r )(),...,.. old and wil,l be na1 Ill r«lCive the additional 1. -18 fil llds The Slate Dormitory Authority alloal« a Wbsl&otial &mOIIIII of money each year for major lnt<rlor repairl. UB Housina O~r~tloas Dir.rtor Rkbard Cudek affirm<d.lbismooeyisisolated ros rllllliturr rrpairs. t<plarin& <a~tinJ ond basic SUUCiu.ral rcpaiu-io<Judi:at de.ma~.. (O ...HI. . Wlllbor~. 1 ~: Slllde1tt howin& r... fotSUNY smools""' ~ eurrently lltnl to the Dorm!~ Autltority'J Alb6n;.'hndquan<r>. The nooney is used to jja)l ~llf bof$-oripniiUy !looted tO bol1ld ntwdormi!Orit$-aod tOr maintenance • 'the .U. of oporatioos IW consistently .,_, hiaherthauthe amount money raised tbwlll!l ~udeos foa-kaviha the Sta~ rC$pon$lbl< for IIJibsidldn&'the billana ot AU or <OSU. UP: Tho Stooo Do(ni.., ~ amonc the oldest in the SUNY <ystcm, Neal ackno...~&ed tbat "they II'C 1101 tn that bad shape." • • · In~ pmnature l"t>O" by Stony Brook p funds. • , J'undlna ror major repaln il. not rovered Thert1s. routine lump S,.m llllotmctll fqt undtr tlte,money morked rat mainiCIWI~. btllklina ldllblliloftaft' it llle bqlnnlni''Of "'Tl(tS" Il not" ror · jM1Clted ~l)ut wal'"l~j rwrY buaact year, accordin& to UB Vke vandalized furnishlnp," NM~int'd. '·h I'Jaicltnt •for l'aclHtles Plallnifll John Neal. is for'roofrC~>airsarKibulldirGj boilcrs-JOmc ll'he mortcY is "laraely lnd~t" of State " money will p to t110f tht ta9rms on Main fwld loa. bt added,, Slrctt," he~ddal . l.... Last year, U B recciyed appm•lmat<ly • 1)!(hile the Buffalq camput' buildings are • r ' ol • , ,.. J •!.." wbHm - ootod '"' ItS to _...,. -..,........._Kit _ _'"' ~ __ ,. .... 1~C.'III ~~ JVict'll'f~•'¥ ~fqrd• formuloted a list 10 determine jus< whm: repairs lie needed. Accordin& to 1111 11pn1(1 a nick in the St<lll)' Brook 51Udent .....paper Slalam<Jn, Gent<! 1<1>0'J<II' ot a J•'tl\'~lhat'l.be moni!S' "Geriict; fle 'an'n ouncfd th'af (hi Lona Island ' was proba&ly su 1plus interdt. • ·c. S<hool would teccive St, S to S2 miHio? in Do1mitory officials bave not yet rchabilitation.fWid•. II dneratined ~hen the money will be avanable.. Moran rofuted the naures, ctoimln& thot " We only fell the need for the additiooaJ the SUNY Contra! offic• has' not yet funds a wrtk or so "10," Moran a~ed. Albany ~u~get impass~ continues by ~lit Cpoclc.lllld New York CiLy at die r~prnsc: of many tMner rqions tn tht Sta1e. Andrrsoonas indicated h.K relu.iaJ to «How - NrwsEduor As New Yor~ Slate's buc!aetary IU1pas<c mtcn iu 211td day-<t>nlinulflltO tie up al1d confound pelldcal lcaclers,-4 pow'blc compromise ·.olutlon that ,...,uld have the Lqislaturr condder the <antrov«Sial Medicaid Pf'OIIbSOI separately from the bud&ct was pven,a cbanoo Mond~ t o brnt the deadlotl<. t Carey to slip fuh4• to the c;i)...:.a DemO.ratic· dominated rt'gion. · Ae<ordiit&·to ""'""t liaut<S, En• Coun{)' ~~td 1o<c ..,.,. Sl21 mlllion beeause or the Carry pion. althou&h It "ould ~r,, bY _tbc Mediaid .,,~••,..c r. Ta>:e., ho"''t'\'tt. would caUse lhe imbalan«. "'TheK arc h.atd tiatlre$ -...h.kh 'l)l ~ tcsnlat'Ors ha'~ had a h.ard 1imc: o. At the bean of the Lqislatu~·• fallurt' to approvr thr budaet.~Oovcrnor H~eh l. Olr'ty'Jc!Qirr toha"" obe StAt< uan a se'\en· yrar tak<O\'Cf or local Medicaid """'· State Smarr Majority l..eackT Warrrn Anderson has stntdfaslly rtfused to ollovo Carey more than a 9M• )'tal' plan. For the St•tt Uni"t'?ity or N.., Yort !SUNY) deaUn& With and aai:pdnc bcal&K they arc in o.o ••'6) indudlria'ik-:;usTA''~ranu IIJid r>o>flbly the proposed tuition hit<. In acldltion, many State employees wert~;., Kript tut rtill~t.'"·~ ~ Y•CNtf/YN,.,..,..AJ.balt_y&urnuCh~r P~cr Slocum •-as JO.~Oll) qu01«1 in rht" Cottrkf'~ An aid< 10 State Stnotor Wa lter Flou. Cou""'l Tl,_hy Trainor, eJIJ)lalned that Anderson may be ibl< to persuade a 51ubbom Assrmbly Speater Stanly Finl to consent to a ...,_rat< cortSidtratlon of the Medkai<l pac~•~ Prt'riously, l.qlsiOii\'<' leader$ had linked thr entirr bud&el to the Carry propo511l . Fink hal a.nnouncuf hi.s desire! to rmtain nnaral In the peocess. allhouah Trainor • nd Floss believe I hot he may be edaina toward..,_ action. rtrlt, dod note 1h.ar ht oarres with thC' Co\ttnor·s pcKilioo in t'Om,promik."' Trairror tn.ainta.i.nrd. BecaUK or Andcnon's polital muscle and hi> adamant rcfual tO-conc'f"Ck pound 10 carey . .iOfM potilal fmidm. pnidia that the Governor will be the fvstto bad do•m. ''I fed CVey "'ill ca•"< m on p;win' Medicaid no•' in t•rhlliiJ< r"orl.i-r.iiiii.assu::iiri"'iPncegr.~a...---llololiiP l>'lotcnl fhe.6eiky ~wqnt uqc;enO\JIIY iri a'll.lmbe< orA Andrnon .~ the Sj!lilllt-....at 11 £relll, ,...,l. E.qJrns. how•-· lhrorr. clapht his rdUC'tancC' to parctdp.1te. tJna.rtain ....,..._, For SUNY, this perio<l has only ltei&httned an•ittia "Th.t repons Wt haY< heard from Alba~y arc that aboltt It> (ucaJ futuro. Ear~er Ibis modth, ' tho therr rfllll' be ~omt r<!Pm tO maneu¥Cf," Ttalnor noted. l\s$embly passed an Sli.S mmion <eSt oration pactagc "Fin~ might accept a bud&ot with c:on~»lons and that auaranteed the $150 tuition hikt would be consider the toke over separatdy." lie explained tltet impo>ed. The SUNY Board or Trust«> voted . ror tho thC' Legis:futurt amid then 1ppmvc the EJi.ttulivc incrcasr in february. although rumors ha\or circulated Budaet and send lt 10 the Go\·tmor, wh<n: it can tkll it could be silted by as m11ch., one-third. be<Ome law wlthqut his sianature. . , .. The Trustees, spurred by Cha,.,ellor Clifton R. The l <ablatur< received tho bud&el in eatJy Janu&J:~. Wha rton's wish . 10 avoid seeking leai•lativc .:hen Carry outfined his e..ecutl"" proposal, and 1\ad restoration,, puitted' ~h• tuitiOf! hiko tltrou&h , noting untJl April 1 10 corulder. amrnd, ond vott on, thr pyblic hiaher edu"!fllon h&S son• to the Lqlslaturc document. Yu tht dday il ~ unique i~ $talc bud.&tt ..one 100 many tifllO alrtady:· Many .Sc-nat~ts 1od annals and mark• the r.,.~rth st!,'lifht )Ut that the A&n!bt~ contkmned SUNY for thts pol1ey, but 14istot~ has ....., ..tr'fW, M!lini Odi~l'OO~.'>. ' 1 tll.\!fiClrrilhi'l)ao(Jralltn rar short or a ~~ million dral'l-althou&h it is now r.... days lonaer than any re5toration pacb.c;..,oeeded 10 orr... and domtnat< I he prnioiiS bud,.o dday. hl~e. Wdbout ........ bud&<~, State l'bal(l>titioesa luiJII nainor, 1\ow<Wf; assened that the delay "'Ould ha"" .,.....,._. beeaese then !. no law mand.olna that an "unknown offt<l" on the. tuition hi\e, but would Lqislatcm mUJI 114opt a buc!aet. Many had .. pnssec~ ' no1 fOI'tt rat« 0p hillier• ..,..,. if tb< bud&<~ is no1aned .,.,....,... that they would be fosted 10 mlis tht!r Easter uJQt umil suiDIIlCf. He did speeula.tt that the SUSTA in budan dd>lles. aranu- mooey eo""" the differtntt vacations due to thrir •looll bat tJoey left towtl o-the •'tdtnd rccardk:a. TAP •""""" and tuition rosu-eoold be ncpti\'dy Allhoulb the Slltt can OPtfll< without a budaet. arrtcted. • 10111tl\1nd.-.s ha\0 .,_, rtponed, ~ly by~ "SUNY mlaht be lndiaed not to glw SUSTA funds sdlool boasds aad b"'!pttlls, COtiCt'tiled about until the budcet ltor<SOI~ because they- &h-.n rttl\r ddiY<rina thrir O<f"ites. btajnnina or the - c r." floss• Vtlt s plained. He .....,ated that ~SUNY ...,..lei not be assured or the 8lldl7 l'llnds aMil the bod.a is appraved, it micht be hesitant 11tt von .. or tile b1111fo1 <OOOIIro.e~Y cm100 011 to alloc:atr them SUSTA ~ rrom the Ouey'• pt~ ,._. Gadia ctaa bckill Euculh'<' Buds<' pr.._t . • P'...,.. b<t,....., .,..,ich ..u- ................. Sociology Undergraduate Student Association presents: Commencement 1981 Saturda~, Ma~ 16, ' 1 CJ81 at 11 a.m. in Wo ldman Theater, N orton. If you have not placed guest ticket requests. please contact • the Sociology Department at 636-2417. .......................... __..,s--. ____·~--~~-!----:-~:-------------------------------- - -, ;;;;.;;;.;.,;.;.~--.;..-.;....;. U-fiAUL Movlnt 1nd -w E,.rytlllng for mo~lng! e FOftl ......,,.,.,. • ejl.... e 0..)1'8f & loceJ 1Hiela • h . . . IIJM . . . . .,.._ e Mortl"- llo.rea, peda, dollies e ~lot.........,-- e Tow._., "'top unfers e load_, · • l.oodhtg ..me. We WfU. NOT IE UNOERSOLDr • Soli,_.., 1 10% OFF ANY RENTAL ITEM OR STORAGE cwnh 1111o . _ , , I THIS OFFEfl GOOD Af tMt..FOUOWINo lOCATIONS: I Toeu•ende Mo~/110 Center· 17,._fl720 Genesee St. tlo~lng & Stor• ge : 2143 Kenmore A"nut ' ft6.23.S 1 S 11 _, & Sl 11,._1900 1400 GtntsH sttHI I Melli L O••fltl orege • 11a Me/n St. Trenall Rd. IIOfllttQ & Storeoe &11·5110 I ~ Morit~tr Centet . 131·1771 1 4256 NfaO•re Felli Bird. 6161 n enslt Roed J : 1 $5.00 ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT WITH AN EAFILY FIESEFIVATION I : I I 1 I : .:::.~~=-~=--~=·:=.a:.::::'.. .--~----~ �. ~~ J . l i i1:: I UUAB COHEfHOIJSf COMMnTfE PRESIN:S lOTH ANNUAL BUFFALO ·FOLK.FESTIVAL Appointmmt O)nlminta for ~b Board I. Inc:. and the S.uc!tm ~iorl (SA) pu1 forward th<i~pcrsonnd rtcommendationl; las< ....,L ror a variefy or oflicn. while 1M lnt<t·Resldtncc Council (IRq also "'tlc:om<d a .... &late or ckctc.i offiCials. In an tlec:liorl bdd on April II and 12., Michdlt Lash "'On tho IRC Presidcney. "ith 2AOvotC$OUt orau>talof l~cast. ~Roth..,,, USUR>< tho Executive Vke Presidency. with Od>i Nlmkoff ..mntuTra>urer and Mark Soia u Vke President for Activities. Sub Board pOlled a liA or appointees Friday, 1\'hik tho SA beld orr announc:ina th<ir retoenmtndations until Monday. Student Auod.otion (SA) V'-Presidelt S<eve Kaplan noted that the ~lections are "recom~ndationl'' made by ~S,<I appointment> eommiute and Pr..ident Joe Rifkin, and still mpll acquire Senate approval, although he predicted that the ttcommedalions are "goinc to stand •• , One pouible area of dlfflrulr.y is In the proposed Sub Board 1 a"iJnmen". Currently Bill Mack is favored for tho TrtaSurer slot, "ith Steve Wllliky and Unda Mahtr picked as the SA reprosentatiV< Dirtc~ors. Kaplan predicted that "thm ml&ht be confli<t<" in ,the appointment SATURDAY AFTERNOON THUI$0AY EVENING, INVITATIONAL process ovc:r tht availability or some candidates for cenain pOSts. L.iurt.n Shapiro will continue in her posirion of Director of Acadtmk SQUARE DANCE OPENMIKf Affairs. with Debbie O'Shea nfmed to the AssiRant Dirt<tor rank . The FillMORE ROOM I PM fREE IIATHSKEUAa, SQUIRE HAll 8 PM fREE Director of Student Oraanfution• Is tentatively Chuma Osuorah. OAVf PAWflfK._CAUfR IOHN IIIIAOY, M C Prcsfclertl or Fa<:ulty Student Association IFSA) has been given to Gustavo Reynoso. while Jeff 0"-..u should receive the Dirt<tor of Student nod. SA Publicity will be handled by Phil Pignatelli, with John Affairs SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT fltiDA Y & SATURDAY IN Malkne handlin&tho Communications end. ClARK GYM IMJN ST. CAMI'US ADMISSION Nut year's elec:lion and ref<tendum voces will be monitored by Elections SQUIRE HALL TfO HARDt£)' PlAYBOYS. JOHN 1-iAU. and Credendab Chairpenon Larry Rosenthal. The Speakers Bureau will be OAfl OtSI'IAY AND SAlE. WORKSHoPs AND JONATHAN £!)WARDS headed by Keith PatttrSOn. Athletic Affairs DilUtor ..m probably be Mike Franco. • · ~!lOONS AAf)4 Fif£ TICI<fTS AVAllAII.E AT SQUIItE T1CKET OffiCE Olrrmtly, tho pOll or El<ternal Affairs has no nominees, and SA i' . 1• £ACt' E\'tNI"'G I reopenlna the ~ion procas. Kaplan <>i>lained that "nobody qualift<d S6 fOR 1WO DAY TOfTS (ST1JotNTSI • enou&h" applied for the position. "' ~y EVENING CONCERT ThoK na.med to face tho Senate, Kaf>lan uid, rep<esmt "tho"""' "dl· S~ ~,.;:'< lVEN·N(, I ~ trpOM.. ~ tWl 8 f'I>A AO"'ISW:N aroup or people; many "ho haven't born in•oh<d in SA." Th~~<. rounded S8 FOR 1WO OA~ ll()(ffi (PUBUC) he predicled. neAl )'ar's aovernmtftt should feature a "fresh" 3jlf>roach "' KATHY MOIIW!I'I', M C ·on• -N'.t •:.-: CTHfR uudent probltrn>. _ , 1'0M f~ON. CRIS Wllllo\""'>01• ~EIRESHI~ENT~ WIU BC AVAIIABl£ ~ For the Uni•mity Union A<ti•ities Board IUUAB), UB's <0n«rt and FC,. lU~It<U< INFOiMAllON CAU 636-2957 .,.. mo•ie prornocm. Lois Waldman,.... named Di•ision Direct<><. Waldman served u Coff«hou~ dlairpcr>on this PI'! rear. ~ ~·..ltll!!~~-~...-~111111-~-'-:'~~~--------,..-,....,-. I ' Orhor UUAB personnd d«tions are Pd« Sin~ as the Corre<~~ou« Chalrpenon, 'William Hooley as UUAB Film Cornmhm:, ehai<IX'""" "i1h .. . .~~~~..-...~~· . . . . . . .+ +tnnnce Tdewsklas his auiRant. Mich1d Sh1111n •ill con1lnut as Publications Oi\rision Oir«tOf .... hik' UUAB Publicity "ill be t.andled by Andrea Oriel, Ch<'fYI Rke and Wa)11< Hun1C1'. . APRIL 23-25 1981 ATTE NT•lO N Modern lang·uag,e Students New Assorted Literature Titles in $P.qnish, French & German at ~b~ - Uni><nhy Health ~. which "miaht be cut due 10 Albany," aecor,lllna tcrSub Board Pti'5Qnnel and Appointments rommittee member Tim Shedlan. will be led by Linda Pierce. • Bruct Todeseo was named to the Proaram Oirt<torship or Group ~.<pi Serviees, and Cari Collin• won the nod as Ofllce Manag<r. One of th«hief concttns for Ol,.S nul year will be to convi DCC' the f\e\\' Univenoity presidcn1 to allow GLS lawyen to repr...nt UB studtntl in lawsuit5. The Cu~ural 1nd P«formlng Ans Chairp<'non post went JO TMiia Sakoutls, whilt for thr nrst time the Personnel and Appointmenl~ Committee recommended that thrt* Individuals be named to standing Sub Board croups. They are Debbie Clover 10th< UUA 8 ConctTt Board, Carol Nov~llo 10 the Special lntrrnt Publications Board. and Karen Ruminski will serve on the Health Education Committee. .All appointteS r«eived approval from the P<rsonnel and Appointmenu Committee-made up of Rifkin. SA representatives Shedlln, MarL Moore, and Randy Reade,. Graduate Student Assodation COSAl •tepcntrtl8bl<16ai10r1Cdia< lrl<l oth<rt. • • • Slots• for th< UUAB Musto Commit toe Chair- and Orr C.mrus Howirla Proar-m Direetor mnatn unfill<d. An recornmmdations mull ' win approval from tho full Boord .of Oitoot<ln In on April23 meetin&. l'orrM< SA President ShtdWI t<mled tho ~"crueial," lin« next rar's tlildet)t laden faa: tho c~~ona.. or sol<riolc the - Uai....,.Y ......... Adrflllonal ..,._.,.. ITt tho plallned ~ of' auodent cqaniltltiom out or Squirt HaU and tbe u.. or the- nc:w Al"""'i Arma. both slated for 191l. UUA8 eould, aeconlina to Sbeehan, .... lular.. otep and pardw.se tho JOUnd cq.._t needed to heodlt - . u ioo tlw: Al"""'i Arcno. or rent k ." IV noted that this m4al>t bt tl>t rat fOf UUAB to ""'-t "bit time eooCat~m." ~in tho c q v ' - dedsioot will lie Sound c::oa.;uce a..&pmon ~"-·-.dod by Mlt:hael Fcttn a~~- �The shelter of Haven House -br frudo s,.ck« Sp«r''"" SJqf Writ., In toe!•>"• wl)fid of violtDce-viol<ftCC oo telev!Aon, violalot in the movies, viok:nct in lbe streets-oar inhumanity is often viok:nctat home. H•- House, a counsdina and shdta located m Buffalo. hu ""' nealccled the (omt of IIICnW IUld pbydcal v1o1a>cc that, for...,.. is a daily~. T1l< t-yar old orpaiz&tion proviclel cocapc and f)<Oiection for vic1lms aoc1 tbdr child....,. Tll<sbdiCT, tlw seMces Erio, tor- and Chautauqua coant1a, can proYklt free t"""'>'fatY housina for approximately l l vic1lms for up co 90 days. In the .Ilion ltblory of H~ven H~. it hat -modatcdl034 viotiou-of wllich 600 w..-e children. acCordint IO Hll\en HOU>C'• Coordinator of Human Scrvlca MMY Ltt SulkowRi. She add<d that thoR wllo •~ fift&ncially able contribute money for the oervicx. ~ed . FuodiiiJ for the center ;. ..:quiffi! thrcc ""~Y.: throUJh • """' from the New VO<t Stare Oeparunont of Social Services, a daily cxpcnoc rate ....bliohed ch..,..h the Eric County Oepartmcont of Socilll Service and rttroq.h various donalions. _•·we do ha¥t financial con>traints-fundlna for social scrvict: sroups aren't YCf')' f>Opular." n~ed SAkowski. Women lim l<1m of Hoven HollS< throUJh either "'ord or moulh-thcrc ITt l l astncieo t hat sponsor the center-or chrouah advenmna. consistina of public lm'i« annourK'm\entS on televis-ion, radio and in ....._.,.... People in ...... of the fodllcleo of HaV<n Howoe usually reach the shelter lhrouah the 1.6-hour hotlinc (~) . Ha•eo Hocuc wilha to tcq~ the loc:atloo oecret ~ _ , busb&Dd> II\IY ao a11or th<{r ..w... The admiuion procedun: is "001 r\Jid," OCCO<dina to SulkowRI. Jlasjcalfy, II>= is an identiliaotloo procedun: roquiffi! by the ~t of Social ScMceo and oome Statlldcal quatioos to be ...roc the <cat<f's usc. T1l< pasoo is th<n assiao<d ~viDa qllllt<fl and ,;...., varioGs lnformotion rtpnllna lhe C<Ot<r and lcpl matt<rs. A medieal ......,ination by 1 1oc:aJ hospital is also a pon of the ad..Wioo procedun:. S..lkowsti deseribca HIVCSI House ~ t.llab~Y imlltutional-lool<iiiJ but adds tlw ic is deeorated with an wort by _,., of the dlilcln:A ,.ho ha., stayed t~ in the past. " We try 10 make it f~l Uke home," said ooe >Oiuntca. ~ ore bedrooms. playtooms • for dlildren. laundry fadtitleo, a television room a nd a central dlnina room. " Most or the facilities arc run by the people that stay here," said the coordinac.o r. "We try to make. the' ~~ that stay her~ continue normal actiritks... Cllfltl~o too Besides the wvi<es that Ha•<n House prO\Iides to baue.red wivc:s. lhue is a sf)«'ial proa,ram (01 C"hildrrn of the parenc who hii.S bccn obused. "'ll'J very lmpon1n1 that we break the (child'•) cycl< of domestic violcnec." said Sull<ow•ki. Chlldrcn so chrouah aroop therapy co dbcuss probicou th<y encounter Wht.n at home.. Arran&ctnents are mad~ at ntarOy schoob for thildrm to rootinuc their cduauton. Thuc arc abo many artivitio within Havm HOIJst for dlildrctl . The tid.s an: prot«led from their vioknc pat<DI by an order o( J!fOI«<ion aAd ccmpor.uy custody issued by family cooru. Tll<staffofHavon House is ma<l<upof 12 fuii..Ume workers ~ ho ha\'t :11 ~~ a boc:Mior·S" dear« "~in tducuion and 20 volunlexn who go throuah a chrtt·wcc~ I raining session. S«urit) pe-rsonntl compltit the staff. The counseling 11uu Ha\c:n Hou~ 11\'CS to bauered wi~ con.~Jn~ main I)' -of gh ins the victim ah~rn:uiv~ 10 th(ir prcwm vinlt.m situation. "The abused 't\ift can go b.:tc~ 10 1he situation, ihc can gtl an ordc.'r or cvic.•t,on fa ~M: ._u"band from rhe house). she can get a ~r:uion or a divortt, •• said Sullo.,.·ski, <'oun prcxedure evicting When Haven Hou.s.t cannot hBndlc • Hoffman accused of Squad misuse ~Y 0... H~ c_,_ £di1, EV<n bcf~ the UB Rcscuc Squad ambollancc hu mad< dS lifSI ...._.. co an ......._,. eall, 1l has actntted criticism foe iu all<led •mpropcr " -· Th~ U B stuclftlu. ""'o asked 1101 co be ldrncirocd. have complained that R<s<uc Squad Eaecvtivc DiiU'tO< Orricl Hortmm has u1Cd the ambulan« for pcnonal b.Wneu. T11<y said that T\ICSday Hortr~~~~n "mt lrorn the: Blicotl Complex 10 Capm H all, w~ h< u,.dlll< MOO<)'tnatlc machinc. Afiawan!s. he afk1<d!y dro•< bK~ to Porta Quadrt11Jlc, "hcrc the Rtoc:u< Squad" h~:!· saw him -.-omr in rrom Ellicou:· on~ audmt .aid. " H• u1Cd the Moneynuti< and dro•• ~<~ t o Porter . He "as In Caprn lc>s chan 10 minutes." But Hoffman c.plaincd that "hilc he dtd usc the ambullntt for lhr uip. it was stnctly busmt:SJ>. On the: e>cninc he was ....,n, he lcfl Ellicott with olbc of chinp nctdtd (or chc \thicle.. On thr way to Eastern Mounucin Sports, he discovered that h< had no mon<y. His rttum co Capen Hall where lhe Moneymotic IMOhlne iJ located, and dcpllrturc were noted by the Slud<nts. Initially l~ o(fman saod thot tht complaint "wund<d • lot lik< hostility lcft over (rom the IStudtnt A$SO<iatlonl elections.'' In cht conlcst . marr<d by oevcnl instances of tampaian imrroprlecleo. Hollman lose a bid for the University Council >tudenl r tpresentati\IC' stat. T1l< Eaceucive Dlr«tor oonfitmed ihac " chiJ i> not elK firw time thll I've u1Cd the a.mbulaJltt to ttl Sluff." But be emph;asi:,ed that he ha> " only u1Cd it co 1ft s-.ufT foe- l.ht- ambulanct:.• • "~'bert' b1"c bern some complaints ftom students • ho bo-c siJbled tile Racue Squad ambulan« on both campu,KS in Mn..emu,cncy se.tdn..ss. Hoffman oplaill<'d that driver tnoinina had been underway roc • lime~ The dfon. ht ackkd. has U$-UIU:d fa ntllC q~rca~ dri•= r.,. the •<IIKk. Anod~t ~ for tht ambub.ncc trips"~ to ma .. r - - fe< lhe SQuad. llut alttt Ia>~ Wedric:sday. II has be<n •sed only ro- ons..-eri"~ <m<racn<Y calls, Hoffman a»<rted. on che From oow on. the ambula""' ,. m Amherst Campu..s. '-'«P' "hm transponrng l)atJcnl\ to ara h~p.tab. Hoffman afrinnoJ thou on·duty dmc" -..ill us.c the: "cMdc for going 10 and from lht 1\\.0ldt:ruft.: Spine. Th~ will al~ il to be parked ,., a ram td 'lot nc:ar No non Cafeteria. "hi1c thc drh« ;mrnds c-lti\C.. or studtes in 1ht bbraf)'. Tbt ambuhtnC'C wa1 iottumt b) •ht UB JUnior onl) afiu months of nq:otiatioru~ In ftbruary. the Fac-ulty Student A$SO<iation (fSA) alloc<d S2J,O® to thr Rescue Squad for the rig ~nd equipment. Of 1ha1 su!n, SiS.OOO cam< from the lease of the Univ<rS~ty Booksto•<> to chc Follc11 Cnrporation. Thc ambulanc< "on Sl9,350. "'ilh tht remainder the mnilablt funds aoina to rgdio tquipmetu and medkat supplic\. Studt:nl; requiring the ambulatlct: can conrac:L fhc R«Cu< Squud by dialing Publk Safl1y'• numb<r (636·llll). Both the UB SC<uricy patrol and th<••udcnc cmeracney rcspor~>< unit will r..pnnd penon's shua1ion. tM dic-tn ....-m be: rtfand to ocher 11cfKin connected •i•h Ha"'en llousc that tndud< oci&hhorhood lcpl \c',...tcn and mtdical raa1iues. AwaA".nt:S& lns:tnd or rnurninaco the' sarm- S«nario. thr vittims have lh< <hoi« or •cccpdns 1-lut'n Hou.sc'l he-lp in Kc-k in& nev.• dir«Cions. Advisement in job opponunitics and pumane.nt housln& art of(tted "hm appllcoble . ··wr ho~ •o denlope tommonhy llwerc-nc:\s:· said SoJkowski, tAl'laining. that the fucurt plans (or H aven Houst art I hat o( the conclnu•tion or preocnt ..mcc.. "Domahc "'iolcnCc:i tult across all d1Yitt10n1 Of r'JC't" and «Onomk: barrius.,' • she roncluded . .. ....,..., . - _._.__ _' ""> or Ratcua Squid 0'1Kiot Oaricf H~I'M" ACCuud of uaJ~~g um._,/1~ ""'bU'•nte for ,.,.Ofl., te. .on• Law Offices o f Serotte-Harasym & Reich 800 Genesee Building · Buffalo, N.Y. 14202 WILLIAM Z. REICH1 Attome-; Immigration & Consular Matters ~·-- . .-·. . . e ltfiiW.... ..,._.., Plrfiboa · ~--1 • Asr'f•IIIIIO,... • C:....,. ol St.N.n ~· Flu.nl ' " Hebrew, Yiddish. Polish. Russian & Spanish 854- 7525, hm · 5pm Daily F« Consultalloft Call - HANDLEBARS r 1: - CYa.E co. I• ~~ICI-~V1•UU 835· 0 34 'the Closest Bicycle Store To Campus! NEED A FIX? professional repairs and equipment TAKARA".:_ VQLKSCYCLE & VIST" BICYCLES $10.00 OFF the purchase of a new bike. (With lbla .Ad) PreSents: 'A Slice of the Big Apple' Thursday, April 23rd (rom 9:00 p.m. - .'? • FREE Hors D'Oeuvres 9 - 10 pm. • • FREEOYm~ lQ-11 pm. • • Drink Specials Draft Beer • ALSO - Olampape Donee Conlett VO<Jt HostS; Mulligan's end Rlchle & Howle NO ADMISSION CHARGE Dras CastiAI - But Neal £RC Bwea Available · for info. call 636-2211 1669 HartefAft. 836-42.67 �leditorial ! i Oa file road Throwing low blows ""'*- t'OU INI¥e "public:" pr()l*1y controlled by lndlvlduall 111eno II the dengtr that h may be eboMd. Defining that II dllfleun i 1: Mil pinning blame 11 an _.. tougher taN. So we cannot condemn Aeac:ue Squad Di.-etO< David Hoffman fOf tile~ mlau• of the UB amlxllanea-J)IIrtleularfy alnce he l uplaiMcl the lltuatlon adequately. We can only atrue the Impropriety o1 a ny act that tak• act.anlage of a gl...., altuatlon. If. • HolfrMn clalme, he hae only UMCI the vehleleiO< legitimate bull-, 11e cannot be fault ed.• If, h o - . he IIU. a ot,.,. 1\e¥8 ~. taken "joy rlelea" In the ambulanea or uled It a a Uwltle ' * - the Amhel'lt campua and area ntabllahmints. , . Ia glalfngl)' lit fau iL AceonStng to the Director, when he wu apolled attl'le Capen Hall Moneymatlc: machine. t-.e wu getting eaah to buy equipment for the ¥elllcle. Other tim• he wu seen In "non-rgency" altuatlona on both catnflUMI, he waa reportedly teaching students how to d n ve tt-.e ambulance. Yet; While thOM"- line exptanattone. the wisdom of walng the only ttrne<gency ,.hlole for any purpoee other than emergencies ahOukl be queetloned. It would undoubtedly be euler end q\llclcer to raepond to a crlala on C~ampua lltt-.e vehicle rs alreaCiy IOCiated within the conllnn of the Unt-.lty. Ha\llng t o dflve tiack to UB from Eastern Mountain Sport a c ould be a dangerou• waste o f tlmo. and no one should realize that 1!10f8 than Ho ltman. Undoobiedly aiiP!Iltea Clan be adequately " picked-up" In a etatlon wagon and a bua can be taken to the Monoymatlc. There are alternatives. end although they may be a lillie more Inconvenient, they ehoukl be pra cticed lor the better good. The bea t solution may be to keep the ambular>Oe ,.atatloneCI conetantly at the detlgnated Reacue Squad headquarters (If there lan't a forrrial spot, get one) and have on-duty drivers work !hrtre. II you continue 10 let voluotMra take a $20,000 vehlcleJo class or the llbrlry-"just In case a call comes through" -you are begging lor erltlclam. While we continue t o commend Ho ll man lor his elfon In aec:urlng the ¥elllcle and hla concem tor Unl-alty safety. we are dlaappolhled thai lie hae provided the OI)I>OftW>Ity for complaints to 111•. We ~"'-'Y. auggeat IIIII he tool< II othe< attematlfta t o ~ die ~ Squed WOfk as efficiently as atso.-ra. Wo hove not lostalnee Pautl2lniorlsh&s - . ""n!oned from your unJu$1 praqurn. At Penn State, we captured the ,..,.. ...,~,ousting Oblo State {5th raMACI) encl "-"" State {12th~ w. auecesslully del.,..., our ACUI ~ctown.ml<acu-yma-lng up C¥« 100 plna lrl tile last two tratMa. and finishing hrat 0111 of 27 tdma. Wo c:onqu«ed the WNY Conltr0'1C8 for the -.c1 lt18lght yaat. d - hlng RJ.T. In the llnat pooltlon round. - -· we ~... only 1001 one mateh-l>y one ~nt to R.I.T.- In the ont~e two rear utotence or the eonl«ence. And the field tn 1118 Eat ....., finally, wo MCIIonall, u all trv. Bulla ooch averaged 200 or better. we registered 4 out ot12total t 100games.and6out ol our tirat 10 woro at leaat tobo. And all this comes wit hOYt athlet ic tundlng or vonslty •totus. Our muger Dud90t bar-'1' oovora owr P<a<ltlCar--cotll. Every Tott>efdltor. The U8 Girls Varsity Bowllno T.., contfnuea to Wow c:~Map O/IOIS at thelf , _ COfiCh, and our preSMI coacft,_ Paul Tz1nletis. Already havlqg dllaed«ed him as 1 . _ - and ln l - In t!Wir Title IX ~h agaln$t the Athletic Dopartmtnt. u ha hemg lorcocl No resignation through n""*ou• lmmalure and lnaut>otdinlte ructions and .CCII'II!'f.snts. 1M. girts 8Qaln slfjjhted lila n.,.. In o ~ The Si»clrum ~... "Aimlng thel< way to 1M Top." There. they described tho atrugg.. they malntatnod undef TZinMtis, winning only three ol trv. toumarnents. Whlte Ill"!' enjoy Su<:eeS$ and harmony undel Cindy Collum, tnelr close friend and cur,.m 0041.:11. He<e are a lew I acts Ol>ovt tllelr struggle' t.lnder Tzlnlerts.. the Royals (currently ranked third "'a donoiiY) olinlshed Mlond 1{>, Wett Vlrg4nla•IO toP- ranked Penn State, and crosstown rlvat Erie CommUni!)' College nu t yaar'a national ehampa currently filth) finished third. Lattr the girl$ won bolh the WNYBPA tn Bulfoto and Monroe tr>vftotlonal In Roclheator, belotlng both Penn State and Erlo. They 1110 won a match aga inst C.nlslus College. Their other loU ..me aoilnet Nla.gara, when one Royal choee Instea d to bowl w~h local Leglltetora. This aemeatar wlthOYt Tzlnler1o. the girls los( ll\0 ACUI AeglonaJa, biggest tournamenlto diua. as Erie WOf'l, In wlnn1ng the WNY Conference at SQuire Lanes, the gh11 actually ~t thtlr final maleh to Nlegara.t>ut llnllllled llrat ovor111, edging both Nlagar• and Erie by tess than five pol nil. Given a 33 point per night format and the lact tllot the glrla were g-.nted a 33 ~nt fortelt win the weetc before, IIIII waa not 1 rosoundijng vJctory. How.ww, to IM1r credh~ the Royals also won thelr other live tournamon11 thla semster. They Mndily won the AIAW'I for ACUI Sacllonais In Eaat Haven,< .orm. No ranked \Oms wert P<ftOnl. Ntaoara and Erlo f i n - - d and third. respec:;tiYe:ty, lo the same toumameot at anoU'8r section~ We wlsh to tll<a nothing o.way lrom Cindy Col>um Tho Royals 1'11\'1! gelled undet 1\0f teade,...lp with tfle able help ot Clnd(s lather, Franll But gl~s. now we'll posalbte. 0..-a.,. =- 1 toumlmtnt.. UCf\ ~r...,.helts oUt between we all gas. fOOd. lodging, end tournament coata. And &JI to repruent the University of $5().$100 Ao Butloto. w'ho reluoaa to grant ua much deseNed and JonO overdue reoogn11•on. We e't'en pay for our shirts to wear their name. But glrla, why do you continue to plague Paul Tzlnlerls? Why do you beilllle hls oe<:ompi1shments and Iobei him on Interior 6oaCh-lnoCiequate to coach your oratt toam? Why do you sue the University and claim you don't get equal funding? Your !xldget may be 10 tfmu oura next year. Yet we wiU have an even ttronger tNm. 101109 oniV Jim Ouen. and we will Improve In tne rank1ngs (Bulls are cunen11y 13th,). And why do you lnslt on "burying thtt helchoi" between us. ytt r_.tedly o""n Pandora' & Box? Girls, we conttlnUy have 1r'led to make peace with you. We alwar- extend our hand In anomptlld frlendSillp. alld IIWII'IYI the 1iflt to congtltulate your v~torie.s. But you throw too many tow blcwrs. Why? Glrta. we will continue to wort< hard and we ore ouiCIUMd or outmateh.o 1>y no one. We anxtouoty owalttha nattoNlo tn May. We nope to win. lxlt we w1tl have loot graciously U we don't. And one linal note-you can l>tt Paul Tzlnloris wUI be there we,,. Once upon a planet US Men"s BowhrJg 111eno • • • planet Wltk:/1 had beeulllut plus~ ....... ..., lfcll. lllue OCINliL Th.,. were loWly mountains. and riVefw. anCI Cleeana anCI IIMI. The air ..,. . clean a nd the sky was C!Mr. II a wondafful plaoe to ttve. Then, lnduetry dalleloped and the wautrwaya becalM ml.\lkY~ the air !eden with grime and eometlmM harmful Chemicals. There nolle anCI ~ and waeta au ooer, and agencies had to Te~m '*'""""" In Tho Spor:rrum'• Monday a bortion 111lcle "" men's at rile feelings, ......., lnfllffed that obortlona ate Ia COfllpletoly lnconact and T~e Speorrum apotogiloa lor the conluoton. UB Sexuality Education Corltor. That fOfm to protect people from themaatvn. T)1a llattte _ , on l or yeera unlit e!Wironmentallll and public ln t - II'QUPI Iook on a eampa.lgn to clean up the Earth. "We'll set aekle one epeciel.day," they eald, "fOf people to learh aboutthe threeta ol pollution and waya to cleat~ up the environment. We'll call It Earth o.y:· Toelay 11 Eal·tto Day and lhe threa t of ecological pro blems Ian real u. ff not ..,orse than, 11 was In the t900s when the movement gained Itt lnlllsl momentum. Take some lime to learn a bout by Pete Rosen alternate energy proposals, coal use: toxic wsste dumping and_ The Buffalo Cnomber of Commerce come up with tha environmental controls already Imposed on , lndustty. lt'a everyone's problem; a lillie more awareneaa and elton and the "Talking Proud" co.mpolgn to Sl1ow people everywnore that Buffalo Is a l>lg teague City bu18tlng with people planet may be able to live happily ever after. """' care ale Wljftng to strut down the stretta daiiCing o.lld singing about It. How they get that one girt in the red'au" to wall<.thai and slllg at the&ametlmeli~'mi.lfldt'!>'I!Y anyone ln1hls City ol Good N o~ w'ho walka the other way on the sidewalks When she'a there. t>ecause the)l'h be knocltod to the orouod by her elbows and klcMdln 11)0 Shins With pointed dance ohoeo. Then ceme tlla811to' -son and IIIeY -rOlled plo~ng It It the g...,.. eveJy t5 mlnvtas and made Rich , Stadium Into the DlilnY * -11 Alof radio lhow, pleytng the 109 lOng f6jl<'6mis on hour and Iaurin a ,..,., atthe end of 1118 pml. -there's T-.g Proud T4Nita. hell. bllltona, lhcl1s, . - . . . .. ~ ~. ~ otlcl<ars and anything elM tfw.t- .._.,lor an - . Plaaaa !Ike Hengarem and s.u-. lnd tile ...... """' mtn'a "-1-a_ IedlN' " - ! - and T•lklrte qftLfS fROM OVfR THf <!)ftR ~ - .... ...,....,_,. ......... """"' - ·-~..._ there'• QOirov lei .. T...,. Plaud - - - "-'IIIMCIIng 111- ll<e..,.~IIWI!I- anldrtdaoi-JceiWI<f llalp , _ . .. . 11'1111 • tiC - I n 8uflato. Thlnkoll~l , Bufr--. It ...wrl be willing to rnllie a ... COI I I I-._Iilwtt-..0..-ahlrt'•~ alOe. not onty'olftl l>t Jalldng P<Oud. M'll ba ttllllrlg we buckal Tliinl will 6e T~ floo4burVOII, T~ng Protld bear. - dDIIa ~~let-~ Wall • - • • · ll!efe Ia T..a.tng Proud bear. · !hell n-8 ..... ba TeiiCMo Proud Ugllt,...., Talking f'l9olll Cream~·•Our one C l l . - oiCotnmetce malleoli beat." And not only Ilea Ull Talking ..,_, ...,..IQn IIPumedliiOI 111M- ~fllltt,.IIO llr, We've ...., DOl tlt&l alnglng • •nellon Lou Plcooop, 10¥*1 bY ®UIIfleaa ")ltllono. to croon "I to•e you Buffalo;" lfld soon to come, "Bultolo 011 my mind.'' ''Oueen City Blues," and "Brldgo o.., Nleg&ro River." But aarlously, we're Tol~lng Proud, Talking Plowed. and T - Proud. W~en will II and? What wilt stop the whole City from marching Clown ElmwOOd and Delaware fiiiMng tholr elbows, clopping their hands. 'ttOt'r\ptng their feel and atnglng out oltune? Whet """""' h~ppeo\ If t/leY4Uddenly came out with anott~er­ Awno.. ,...,oor>gt An entire alt>umll CONcERT FOR TAUU~ PAOUO! --the No. I'm not from Maw Yon City. I'm a ........., llu"&lonllln, -~ .... - - . Al)d ,_ldn't bailie ............ - I ' l l odrrllt thet a little pdde never hurt enYOM- _..,lc -i'. ·-·-· Ioot~..__,.,.._lhlata-- I- . Buffalo, - - I the City and OOfiiOO!Iellulfelo. the City, not .... YOI!o, ,,... .__ t , . _ . lltotlalo .. . . . . . . . . l0 k Wid 'lirorl<. - - p\oy wiii'IOUI . . . . . .. C10 • llllrt « 1111- . _ . . tne Clly ol&.oof ~ - ' " ' Y lito.)Ill majority of llulfoto and--...-. vane: And -'"lhllcomo City oan It too. "''"*"' """our_, Wllr brag ae-1 "1 W"'' Why ftOI let l/lelrl lind OUI t'*"-s? Wile) If the t a•lng """"' -..~ ~ bltl? !'Nil¥ . _ ,...,_ Will 1>t Bull- alt.,.., the ol•ce, l!llllre r.-.lftg l'1ouCI etetea. And the original .,.,.to will tuor too another elty on the m'P, ne dltlorent from any olher. . 8ett - · ¥'II .,. dllle•ont. We haV<I • ore.ot thing QOlng ~e<e, ond wo oil ~now lt.oo lot'o kaep n tnal way. I'm e 8utlolontan one! Thinking Proud. �feedback f li c3 l I ~ :! "= '2 :I .. ·~""-· . 1..,nr£ . ' .. ..w :ot . .- - . ...,.. ___~ _...,_tollio_.._. fNt~n ___ ''Open Fonlte" k • o1 TIM $1Ktn1nt 1M W.........y fohWine wtlcte . , _ , tl'le cloltian IIIICI _ . , . -......., It -.ned to 1M Speovum and ooritNrt 0, 81>1*1 -· • Y«* City ·~ CM/rmon o/ ,,.. c.trtw lor ~ ltfviWa end,. Fund l o r - PrlorltiH. llle~bulltuellleLI ..... ateAwoantkl..--.lnl~ Country, OM Wlllcll le mote wl6oly ~ -ing IO P<OIM1 ~I . - - ,..,... --tlng ~ ~ ,.,. 01 ...... wiclely publk- ie ll'le P'Oieot eoelnll n - - · and warfara. F01 some IMl<pCiCIIblo ,_1011 ,..,, of I I - WbO 1110 atrO<IOIY OI>P<>Md to nucleat P<>..., pCanta.,. PMaf. . and IJ>a<;IM Wl'len It comas to nuclear warlata. On ll'le01'*1)&n<lll>a,..,.thOMWbOa,. actlvaly - - ' t o nuclear war but l,.q....,tly · - lriecthe ~the caml>algn ooalnat nucleat - · Plant a. Tid divlalon Is puteiY artinc...l and OOUnlW1>'Qdllcllva. The basic l>tlfactiana to for production appiJ aquatfY II 001 ,.,.,.. ao t o - - lor m l l l t v y In or P<ltM .._,....,. Is tt>e lmmadlate ptl)'lleat d . _ from tile _.,.....-of a nuc1aat plant or nillllvy. Tho meet traumatic ol - t o tna dan9w 6 1 rnett-dbwn ao-vllildly portrayad 0, "China Syndrome,• a motion pCcture whiCh had pr-ty Ule OtMtaal publiC llftpact of ..,, &Ingle ....,, wttbln the Uplted S t - and throughout tna wonos. cornlno ,. " aiel 01>1y bMo<e ..,. 1lne • -lal-lr8gady. l.ong before Thraa Nile Island and ...., aftllf that ....,,, IUrpriaingty lillie au.,..-.fslon hU taken place b)' tna Nuc!Nr Regulatory Commieslon (HAC) .,_ llle ..,.,.., of _ , ,...,.. - ttw-.,._ - --'*''Man e1a....-v _.,lon gen•ate power for clvlllan pUrposes.. Ita lnapectlort 18 genorwny-con.llnecf to apot • -a law daya- year. AILI\ough plant lnapeetlona ara ~b)' the NIIC durlo>g oonaiNctloo. ""' problem.of wt>en a civilian nuclew pdWef plant may nrat go Into ICI..al_.alon altwltls completed 11 ontlntty the r_.n,lllty ol t • utility o - of the plan~ not naod I>Wflll$slon from 1M HAC to """"'*'" oPW&tlon. AI to the gon.,allon of nuclear- 101 mUitwy purpooes, the NRC has no jurfacflc11on ataU{in fact, wMt Ia _ , . lly not!mown It that 8ui)II!VIslon and-control of nuclear &n8fQY lor military purpo.O. II OKCiualvety held by Ina Defense Oapa.nrnenl-the •atr ago>ncy whlcl\ Ia In charge of the constnlellon of ..-wupon 1..:11«.... Wllalthl srneano II m111,.;, Is no OUislde ~~ - s l b l e lor ~~~ aalety In tl'le ""'The "wr·compledty oi a ~ar pow., ptanl almost dalles claacrfc>tlon. Helen Calclicolt potnta out In hat excallent bool< N uciHt M•dn ..I(Autumn Press. 1878): "In • ntJCINr l)/111t, thr ~lr o1 1 m•r• pipe, • slm~ t•sk u~r ordl,../'f eondltioftt, olton r«~ulreo that '"" plant be rhuf do.,: merry _ . . . . _ , . oa-/n. a ,.,..,ail«<at thO Indian Po/l!t I ;..w, toc.IOd 011 the Hudaon- 24 fflilel I)Offlt ol N - YOtt City. AI a Some_,.._ · , . , . , , - - i n o p « - lor.nt monthr and 1700~/fltld - . _ . _ , ~ _,*1unlon fNI<Jar ln the Conoolldll«< Ed4otr C:O...,.~~ IOrfiP&IrtiNdomaga. ""'"'-~a /fwas..-Ua/'(IOhlre that .,uld do. . of ,._,.,...,_...eft wrorlrer ,_a ,.,loti-.M- 10< alh!W1o~ fi!OOI/1 pwfod." . . . . , problema - at tt>e mllltwy ptanta aucl\ aa Ao<* Aatt or Hanford. Of equal "-tAnCe Ja tlla thraal of redlatlon on _ . . living In tl\a vicinity of IIUCI\ _..,. ptanta. Celt Joflnoon, a County Haelth lnapactor ........., date on t l \ a - maa of_.. living dOWnwind of Oanoet'a oon._..., Floc*Y found Fiala lhat -· plant In a t&I)Ofl In Nay, t.,., .rotwlaqn ,.,... oltllenll , . _ auffet'lng a..._ ra~ ~~gn~r-.r ll\lln . 111e1 In 11\a aurroundlng community taftllldii•••30,..._.IIIgllarlnlhacaMol_,_and4-t In - - o f - t n l. .. , _ . . . , _ OOftlmiaaloooad b)' tl>eAiomlc ""'*' 1>01 cooered b)' the prof&Cifon5 lurnlal'led by the Occupational ....,th and sa,.,, Act...., .-oen .... ,.._do wt\leh .lha¥ faoa .,• .,.,..,,., - · than lhoee niCIUkad of - " - In ordlnaty lndultry. A roll tad but YOtY fml>orlanl pr-fnvoMog both the clvllanaa weP as ,,. mllhvy usa of nuclaat ~gy ~as clawtopad only racantty, in connealon ~th the tranaportatio~ of nuciNt wuto from one community to another. This problem has been -ioualy agg,..,._tad b)' the fact that apont fuel rods (Willen are tho final rHult of t1>e fuel cycle In a nuCINr planO haw been ac:cUmutating beyond tha capacity of focaJ po- plant• 10 store them. Accotdlng to recent•tatlstlcl of Ill NRC. l/llpm«<te 01 oucn luot wl>lch ....,. ~ at a rata of 200 par year In 1t1'll, are to ,,..,.... to ,..., 2.0110 pw yaar b)' I!IIIS. Naanwl\lle SUCh -t 01\lprnonta ~ -~almost entl<aly to the 111ge lad« at dai)OsitOfY l~elad In Barnwell, South CarolinL • 1 The movement of IUCh dangerous. highlY radi01et1ve met8f'ltl u spent luat tOds and C>lutonlum poses OJ\ obvious haurd to tommunltles through Wlllch SUCh mat8fi&l muat pus. Oea!>lta this if was only In June, 1879 that the HAC for tile flrat lima ISsUed an lntwlm rule (HUREG 056t) taqUirad NRC approval of ~t prio< nolfficatlon o t each llllf>n*>Lto tho HAC, end.(-. practlcablej that srucwr-ta hOld cities With populations in ...,...of 100,000. H_.l\ate$S, a apaclat ,._.on tho f\uotee.r lnduatry lhOwa tht,. are no •eQUj(Jinent& for.,.......~ rMPOnM 1>\&nt, nor notlltc.atlon ol lndlviCiuet &1\lprnonta·Lo local and atata olf)elala, , provision tor"publtc I n the approvat,•!J.,r!\lll.,_,Thlo ol alfacta military n...- wast.e u ~~~ i) ·-~ rout•. """no = 1n Finally ....,.t1mportant IS the problem of toni) . _ dispoNI of ~~- wute. Thla .. the problem which hal defied -ton altet 'PAl YOW1! of reoeerch, notwitltatanding conf-t predictiOns .....ta,....,! \gO • tl>el tl>la problem eoule/ 1>a readily aotved. lt Ia vitally t"'PPffant «,. --nuc~lalilll~(o/llfl..,•f--ol_.:,. Various for oucr. _ , _.... , _ _ _ cllacuasad and all«nPiad to be put lmo ptactloa. inCfudlo>Q buofat of ...., .. fat t>aneath the oatth and In salt .,._,, • . as bu11at ln ..,.,.,... llnad oteet drums ocean wa!WI~ Nona o f t - mathOCia ,_.tt>US far given prornl$e of ultimate • .,_,.. Aa C&ldicolt aaya I n - bool< Huc/Hr t.ledt>Oss (page 58t. ..T,. us milftary cont1nues to reptoc:.u lhe lc/el in ilt nuelur rHctors Oy 11111dissolving '""$pont rods In nll!lc acid. TM !UJ/utlon inat results is highly corrosW.. Today. .nero ere mor• rhan 74 million gallon• of lh/$1!/gll· leftl l$1/d "''"' ltt-ator•~ t•nks irt th• Unitlld Starer; many ol then wlltN ere $ohot tMt t"-Y boll sponten«>urlr end continuously. Alost can be found at tM Hlnfotd t.lilita/'f AoratYorlon in WaShlngton and at tl>t S.•annah RNar tecrltt( In South C4ro/Jne. The ma/01 porrlotr ol tlleu in - t~>e<>Ma IMV}fOIIm«Jt?" n can tfl0ftf010 1>a readily unde1Stood that aU lite dangwuaauttlng from the _,.,.._t of nUCIHI- tor pucallll ~apply aa tully to tna ~t ol nuclear weapons. The uaa of """""'r !!"'"'lor mllitaty purpooes Is of fat more catUtrOI>hiC Wilen actuatty, empl07ed In wat. Caldlcott eonctudaa (page 81): "Eti!Pifn.g wllh IJfNI$uddMt>OU, • nuclear wor would ,.-0/y 1>ewithin hours. - a l IHindrad to •-111\ouund , _ r _ , ~ ,..., ci'lillan and milltaty IMpale Itt liN IJn/lad Slo,.. 1 - r AntariCandly w/1/t e -lotion o/25,000or ,..,.,,,.~Mdl. and&Jt_, or-latnumbMol _ _ _ ltl llteprincfpall~lln Eu-. tiN Scwlat 1Jn1on, end Clt/na. !loth ma/01 m/1101 -lallotl ...,,_,. would,. flat. Each ,...pon•a po-'ul -be -~n!ad II'/ o -ring 1/rebell with • aurlecalemt»tatu,. fPH"' then •m•- ~---. It laal.tooawtrtodM.,lna t,. ell- of Thraa -..1 on _..!Mno In 111e · . . . , a1noa tna tono . _ . , _ .. .......,_ .... ..__loriii'-IWIIOI~- 'Thia ........ Oillr-lfllll ...... _ _ _ _ _ _ ..,,...... .................... 1 0 - - o n l l ' l e _ . . _ _ ln i.M ..,._~- w- tiN • ..,., !Nr flould HI llraatorma teglng milllona ol ~ (EOety :f.Ootrtagalorr ca~ Mf • llrntarm r.gtng 2.000 - . A f.~ . . . . . n;plodarlln - - - f d - l t a r . en - the .,.. o1 .,.r.a..~ · taqiAIM Unle imagW\atlon I O - - tl>e oor_uar.,.. of n _ , ptoll'-tlon on an lntwnatianal l)aafl ....,. lla. No r......,..,.atlon •to why theln-• of t - - ' " 1 1 10< paaoalut and tl\oaa -'1111 It lor w a r - . . , . ultlmattrtr -leal. In._ ol 'tt>e alac11ono In - - ,_fled In a f'II<IN-'"~ It -411tl\amotellrgatllsnd ..._.... tMI .... . - -.......... - I n ... oppoeillon 10- IspUol t.------ol--. rale - ----~aiHanfordtounolthllt.-.-aa .. -1 •• H- waar•s He itt huge. ctrbon·3teel r·en•s wfuch c•nnot withstaMI ,,... waste•s COirottve prOJHrtilf for more then 25 yHn: n•wer st1lnM.s1 stHL tan•s c.n ' ' " for SO. But Whit Is hell a c.ntury comp8red to th• thou&arwl.t ol ~Nn th•t the redlo.ctfYe mlt&rilt mu11 M •epr fsolat«< from tM m ...,.., &wilY Ooonmltalon to - ' " " ' ..... at .... It.....,.,.,. .,..__ ..... ..._. __ .....,_,07...,_1n ........ _,...__.,__10 ___ ... ~noot . ~ ~ �. Jfeedback ! i IJl I Oppose' Human Life Bill To the Etlrtor. Congreu will be hOlding h. .rlngs on the Human Ulo Bill be IOta I he eO<I ol this month. This bill ~Jl>lln Ufe Amendment C•nnot generat• enough votes to p•u Congress. This Is It's repa.C4mlnl.) Would cle<:lore the fetus o pe<tOC!, from the rnomonl ol concepl1on, under the 1411> Atn<lndment. viholtflll'"""'ld do1s olloW the atates to proaecute women omo ha,. aboitlona. ...., IUD~ or morning lher pills. and onyone omo osslsll them. tor murder. It h&S a goOd cn.nce or pasug<o. It Is crlllcol lhtl anyone t>ellevlng In reproductive rights moko his "' her voice heard. Lei your , . _..lives know you aJe ogalnSIIhls bill. Rlght·loUfo .. a ..-y small, bul vary wolk>fganlted group. We muso t>e Jut! as organiLed You can Willi yaur fl!Presentattvt:a •t: # US Hou~o of.Rapresenlatlves washlnglon, 20510 D.C. or USSenato Vitshlngton, D.C- 20510 If you don'l know who your representatives are, call the League ot' Womeo Voters. at 884o3560. ' Dov/tl Fing<orhul ' ...• �. Fest ival teaches· many tongues - by Mllr)' l l - .~Po<t""" Sltf/ Wriln If a partical.v . . . . . - uxd a .• ~ Ghlnae or 1ft Arabic, and the R....W, ubk bo~ a alan reodln,, "f'..,._YOUI' Nanw in R...W,," dif(cta~~ alphabet, the liaauiw ob6aJoaJy spoiled out phruea pboooclcally. ~.for c:umpk, Many of the various mqu;,... utilizts a di!fC~"cnt dlaraclC~" _for on dlaplay carried a are at ....,. word. 10 AIDerba ~ "I don't know bow muy thett The G~k Wo,.., are," admitted Ollnae •P<IkC~" Yu, looked likeModm.ooieflr<~-ec! .{! O.IIJII 11 a table iato Gftek. n.. ClO¥Cred orilh 0.~ boob and of l~di11 wu mlplines, eboPIIdc:u ud even country'unswer to tl China( ~k.... 11111 imqiGe an Indian maauinc in ""~II"!"~.. it would be lite 10 IYJX In ,......., oo dul)' Anyone who auended Chineae. "I nw a Chineae table upi.U.td, Linaoman la • Saturday lo t h e typewrhtr onee," Yu·Chuna Indian· lanauaae is . but ....,_.. ltocica would immedlatdy rauem~. "My mother bod oat. EAalillt is· liDi~ in •.!Q<!ia. opt for the former c:l>obo baW.• 1 11><>; arc;a't too hard to uac, once Unlwnity <'- in ' I~ are leaincd lhll " Npw .,..;t ~ y01l'9e1Wned how,"· •. oondueted in Enalish." · - . I n a...-, "I love yo,.;" Otbcr 1.1nauota read in different A m., of India lhowed that at Tbo ~"' p~wa would , be a dlrcaioos. 1._ and Arabic leu 17 ciifrac;at J..n,uaaa •• rcarota111e mlaate. h trans111.. to read baekwarda. The Arable 5p0ken in lh< country. " Whett'• the bllbroom?" rpeat~ banded out elaboratt • Aw~n:of the fOCI tbatth< way to u"""''"'a a ~ r<Wval debt- "era.h eoune. auides to . a stuclaoi's mlnd "*>' be lhrouah spooJOred by laterlllltioul Col. . lh< ~lxt.buie Arabic pllrua \is IIIOCIIKh, a ~>IIIDber or the pronunciation• and peniciPIIiQI International clubs WH~T and t he U B Li na ul11ic• and SA'f? ()q)artmn t, a!forded visiton arammalieal conr.truetlt>n, With ~ Dative rOoc!. A visitor tbat blUidy booklet, a .Uor is able ~'i'iok -pi{Q, allc:o cuisine IIWIJ odd bib of ........,.. trivia. Voriour llnauaae dubo derlpted to~ more than ]1111 "Bismallah" COUld II')' <QPilUIC !rom tht Eat, ~ YOU 1'M:E ,lRAVaER's C.Hf Cf(S? eablbiu r- uriq pictwu .of (a,common unlvtnal Arabic wor" eboeot from Spalb and 1 ""'JC of forcip -nos. public:Miofts in rneanlDa "fO< the love of Allah"). other aooclla. At the Gtnnao tahlt, the dilf....,t 10Q1UeS lUid common President of the UB Arabian En lOu offered puuics, " They're • C~ ~TH~M? Studen.t Allocialfon, Shayta Siven, Hunprian octually," lhe confided, -.eful pllrua. was resplaldent In a loni blaek "but i•doesu't matter. " t) : !dMflfll . inttrer.ted crowa <hecred 00 the As - lccbrala. the visltlna Arabian cutume and •-.:il wbidllen Binao. 1 pme wtUdl involved SocM peoflk enjoy bobbin& fO< l uauaao enthualut could only her eya .W'blc. "Most women appico OD Halloween, Ben the pani~pants.ltudcnCJ v~lianaly DlllcbiQa up ~ words r,_ pettlcip11e In a .number or pma. in Arabia wear thlt, "Ill< tlplained, Chin... Introduced a new version CO<DJ><Ied (or the prize-on<'• vuy different lana"-' U1aonumia • One ''Linao Mania • Won! oddina that thooe wbo don't are of the $p0ll--plc:lcioa up marbles own pair of ehopstieks. alw featured a eont<11 for the best A\ct volunteers Altc:d thch Sarell Game," a ~ or coouidcred immoral.. lanc•aae ~y. n.. Arabiat>S orilh dlopgicka, As a loud and intcllcctual repi.Udons on llnao words, ra~~ama frO<n " Harlldri" to ••tn-bismtllll lh. ''Sit u" (tlw.lc llldoaOs!an ror "elbow"). 'The object 10 mak< Fordp ....._ dtv«eer W<Dt roundl or the room and ut 0111 of lhelr way to 'J'lke the questions uo!ll all the wordl were la n a uaa• .-intere ntna to -.!led with tlldr ....,.,.. ..... i8dJ\.Idua1 visitor. ADyonc LranAalionl:, bave bb or her name llpdled lma&ine yourself ln China. The liahu are dimmed. and you lUid your date 1n: t11joyiga a romanlic: supper or ebop ~~~ey md et.ow meio. You are aropina for a a.;,.,. J)llrue ""'lc:b wiD your alfoctlom. Do you ..,, "Naaw naoi lei?" Or would It be -aPP<OPrille to 10fdy mwmw, " Tii ...., bai ein duo?" i f .v-nblaoot I w-. - i !' ~ • t>ID HE A,) IS SUSAN IN lliE UVIM; Pl:OMt DO WHERE IS THE "- ·~-~-·· - JUNO and the PA ASSIIIBLY-IIEIIBERS TBBU WILL BE AN. A88BIIBLY IIEETING By Seari'O'Casey TtJESDAY "'-'ttedb\' The~ II of-. ~ 23-MIV 10 lhndly~ ZITB AT3:30 & 0..0. · SUNYtaMIID .a pm SYncMy 3 pm ~ - $5' $4 Sludene/St. Clllz- ... Plice AD.S. Vouehera Aoooptec1 881 _ , Sl. IUfllo. N.Y. 647-64110 TALai&T lULL 8DATI CD DIU BOOKS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED ON CAMPUS FOR TWO DAYS ONI:.Y TODAY APRIL 22 AND TOMORROW, APRIL 23 ' ST) SQUIRE HALL LOBBY (••••N • AUTIIID'ft'n ' 8:30 AM·7:30 PM ll'flMlfaHIIPT ., ........... " - ' " ' CM1 oiEMtom HHts USA llolr. Sketlfto' . ~ County •nL OPTICAL llu!falo Contact LAm Group t.tr. Toon ~ ..._ P.J. llo«om.. .........,. c.nt.r / CAPEN HALL. LOBBY (AMHERST) Pat1<-0polc;oJ lloatle'l ........ s.retooo Olsctlbullno . 110 , &ooe~Broa. - Q I Io Buroo< King onu.~. a...tGatll>)l Liii!!'J COUPONS ARE VA -- .aaYJC~~a A.M.&A... _ , _ n._ _s._antl Sfon oltne Hollday!Ma IISALTB" ., a • aa AI,... c.ntor ol &atotn HMII Noutllua Fltneu' Ccl<ltor ~~~~ytt~m o.,_ suldioe • IAt~o lnotltli Pr... ~ -8ftlla0 -llout!Que SIO<CIO _..,11100 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 1911 ATU.B. BY SA. �0 I Undergraduate Management A88ociation Presents its Second Annual ~ MANAGEMENT COCKTAIL BUFFET PARTY Where: At the BBC, upetoirs from THE LIBRAAY. 3405 Boiley A vc. Admission Includes: ... UNLIMITED OPEN BARl LiQuor, Druft Beer, Wine!! C'OCKT AlL BUFFET .... Delicious ChicJt.en Win~U; CHILE'S Famous <..'hili Lavish Solod Bur Cheese & Cn1ckcrs When: TH URS DAY. APRIL 2.1rd. from <J p.m. to .MlONITE! ALL S'fUDENTS. STAFF. & FACL'LTY WEUjQME! Admissio n: ~10. per person. TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE IN C ROSBY HALL. . Today is Eanb Day, and lhe II year-old 1111dition of cele~raliQg the ean11 may seem stale alld somewhat out or stYle WJtb lhe passiveness of lhe 1980s. However, tbat does DOl nceessan1y mean lhat we should 001 take time out to appreciate !he nat uta! world around us and try to confront some of its ecolosic:al problems. According to New Yort Public Interest Recearch Group (NYPIRG) Project ~rdinator Lease! Smith, "J?n because people aren't out in l he screeu caiT)in& signs doesn t mearr the problems don't eidst . f · The reason for bavmg Eanh Day Is to "remind people that lhere are still a lot of ecological problems," Smith nld, and to." pro"!de various environmental organizations with a forum for presenun1 - :~ their ideas. In lhe Squire Fountain «rea from · 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . • today represeotadves from both on and off-a~mpus orpnizatio115_ will present discussions focused on the environment of !he area: Music will be provided by Joni- Gayle Faile, Steve Kaplao, Danielle De Goliea, The Solid Waste Band and the Pointless Brothers. Awar9CSS . . • . "The obufvan« of Earth Day IS ..speaally pc»,g nant · for th1s area because of aD lhe pollution that's going on htrc," explained Smith. "Love Canaljs no« an isolated event." Smllh added lhat mere Is_a big necessity for the development of clean alternative- energy,, n01 just lhe substitution of one polluting element for another -as is lhe case with the increased use of coal which causes acid , ;in.• He also mentioned the miiHons 'of gallons of toxic waste going into the Niagara River which arc now IIUpected of having possible harmful effects on sight·seers'Viewing . Niagara Falls. Smith believes lha.t the awareness 'Of th~ problems ts not enou&h. and that, "lhey can and should be worked on." Perhaps this is lhe real mes:sqe behind Eanft Day . ~ mer.· &essions ,~..... -~IJA FOitJiflisUJQI~R Bnslflif' TION APRIL 21th THROUGH AfA Y 1st THE-3 SIX WEEK SU&IONS WIWRUN .... At FOL1CIWRi , 1•t • Ju'ne 1 • July 10 .J.nd· June 22 ·"'ulr 31" • 3rc1 • ~_,.y 13 • Aug. 21 •. 1 A 12 Waelt--MdiOn Is eiao tclheduletil for " June 1 ·Aug. 21st · • ��lr jl~~©~IDm~t@j{ - - ~---- . - -. -·. -----------.- 1Union shaky:as~L;.e~que~ins·;· ..........,.oyollm .! ii b, Alan C. IKM:Idc: . c.n.da"s Wl-,y Cqnfed-tion took another Olep towards ~ dlloolutl&n 1oit .....1< when • the Poll! Quebilcoll of P r • Rene lovuquo won an 'ell\lulrllfnmlf '"lllllllfti!Y'"In ~!Itt~ j,ovvndoolo!llolatwv:s electiono. f While not an <W«~Whdmlng a ......- ~~the one! w-e raub ol ~ ~pollical ~' <FNnch nallondom In .Qu41>ec 11M ... molleme"l' ol Frenoii·CMadlans lnlo theso! pmllously EngWI end" ~ ollroncophone ftladforo5Jons•lhaeha<bem prlclc. · • • E.urapean Htdetncnt .Jn, Nortb Acconllog ' to ' UB · P.rcfeuor ·-of Amrlrlca: 11 wu. cxplor'irO from Modiorn-~ enct scholar of F......, wbo-.. Cbo ftnl Ooalon ~ .n.r.:h~ Plm-e Aubery, "In ~~--~IIIP Q '~" "-·'""'~ 1&h century, but In 1759, as a rault dllferentllwl<>lhor ports fl Canedar. of the ·Seven '{..$ WbJ, Grtat anc! the, US. ft If ·\ ~ ~""- ~~··lr ·pop.plotlon of'. FrclfcfiJ' and t:"~:r~v~ -~ e·fftnd>; ~( ~. ~u.;:.~ spedllc~ a l-lbcrol Party's , 46 English liberalism and were In No\i.,.... . 1976. the•::P...s. ' """"'"'-'-.:. por1&l won 80 oonfldcnt that they would be laldy Quebeoolo won .as.flr>vnojdl-»>CC"'Ji ieals In the ~ ~ ' represented . Dcsl>itit" 4'oilal11 '> wheir II...On 1>7 df f10·140b in 1M ~. The u.h 1'111!1 )ooli ~from~! ln8udirlg. ~~elections. . _ _ . , . 42. a 'rflcntlon ollhc Frlfnch ~· victory, Levesque prombid a. ~ The,... Qulb.colo. which ,_ a and C..tl1pk rdglon ;thuettlenJtili r,r.,endum to dodde whdh.,lofl. . . . . ..........,.,, Is , _ ~lheyw.raootiKel\llngr.Jr Qi.e,bec would stay In th...noted for Ita c l - lor a n re presentation and' In 1837 Confederation or ..elL Ind.,....._ Frft!Ch-clomlnatad ~ a rebellion. which was !rldepenc!ence. n, VOle. taken on ~~ """*"~- ~.qyaoheilwtheBritisb,, • '1~ 19,801 ended . witlr lhc lllfiV ~ N a•tloo\ Of l· ' ' Qu voting kir ConledCTadon N<xth . . . _ , pngrnotlll ~ ..._.. ndot! by a t\o percenl malgln. clenoocDoy. to be a . Brttish !Uic w•s ·assured In ' 9rtodullll policy. But I II the pint Quoi>ec, a<\d throughout C..nacla.' "Not yet ~ _ ,which eels fOr an ~ 111m this event. In 1869 the Aubery Interpreted the result to Que bec. to be. decided by Conledcrallon of C..nacla received mean, "the population of Quebec referendum. wkk:(l C41UMI the lndepol\dence from Britain/ wos not yet ready to face the option ; , . . - 111r 1rt c.n.c1a anc1 arounc! ~ • wu 51111 tOchnlcally ruiecl of mdependenee." added lhe world. • < by l.onoiot)"Cnd oubjeclloltsJ>C!IIdoo , <laplle.lhc resuk there Is a growing ~ ;. • . ~ Wlllofi. F;enOh ~~ ~ ..fitiment favoring Levesque's ~ ~ '< o.nd tpofadli:ally~1hc H.,.e ·\~,'exp~Ullng that In 1976, 40 ~=· .58, .ftnl came to. of~ai.....,.lldbl>anc! 11>c,1960&. The , percent Ql.thf mula!!on '!"~ foi In 1960 as a mornbor of ~ notolllo I!IHtaln the Port! Quebecois while 1M! Week'! jht Uooral Pw!y when he oorwd as was at OOid Quebec's French voso .t>OWecl nearly 50 percent ltj . , . _ of Natwal RaouJooo uncl«r populollon r-.1 bolnll diall.d SUJ>Iiort. I Quol>ec " " - Jean ~- b) lnto I I) ~ at!.!'ll· ~) It should also be noted that i / . . poolllon he pla)ICcl an Important En'glrsli ipca.Onlt( Q\,jbec<m, brul<d<>wn of the results shows lhaf late lri ....t.el liM- to be kns>wrl ~.claplla . ~ !'P only' 21? percent ..-ofthe20p«;;entoflhcEnglisK as Quebec's "quill ~tonf of the""!?~· flit¥""'~ 11'f.UJ!tion voted ago]ru{ . Po1i11e.! ansi culf\lnl ~of ' bblh ~ · ana konOmllall,y- ~. '!'ilttlng the Frencl~ lw tnll)ody ~'rondo population oyer untU 1960. The executl'je lola in vale ln "half. Of thb vote the ma~ 0>• ruling Anglo·Canadtan buslnns and lndusiTy were who voled lqr lndependfnce were t<>P!>lollon. _ dominated by Anglo-Canadians under • 30, thus Implying tha~ 'The nollo,nall. .llon-on o while the French made up mainly nadonhoodforQuebecls~ldtoiO< ~I levol-of tt)ldro-Quebec the working class. Th~ "quiet the future. . • f ! · · ' ....t tho lnllllutlon ol a • • school rwOlutlon" of this era .....,,ed_ln the Oapi!e UJe. oufcome of tho! Upo<: .. ruched.........,. · He lime-..,.... p.e1. •.M\.'9, thar o! election, l,.evesque played down the recogniM the people Quebec•• The llic:tory of the P...S Quebeoolo _.-allsl Issue anc! vowed not to have anothCT ref...,ndum until after serwd to further aggravate Canada's con.st1lutlonal c:rlsls. .LeVesque . the next assembly eloctiono, which are not for another three to lour >«king tndependenoe, refuses to accept a federal constitution for years. Claude Ryan, 56. luder of the Canada as planned by Prime Quebec llbe.ral Partp-whlch Minister Trudeau. C..nacla has never spawned Canadian l'ifme Minister · had a !ederal constitution. a lthoUgh Plen-e Trudeau-urged followm of •everal leaders throughout the his party to rqlsl the separatl$1 nation's history have triedJo lnsttlute l sentiment anc! "'lly II(OUnd the one . . Eight out or the 10 provincial Conf~llon . premiers have vowed to llght 11901!>st . the constltutlon and the western .~ , VteWtng •'1 lnd-dent Quebec provinces ol Alberta anc! British as the wave oltheluture. Ao.t&,y Columbia have .threatened to ~d• prophesied lhe direction of the Partl over acguments over provtnc)bl Quebeo;ols. the. goal is to retain rjghts. • . " the~ ldentlty of North Aglerlc:an II the present course continues. French language and cuhure th~ wltb Quebec and the we5(em must begin to .wonder ~ this can be provinces ialklng of leaving the achieved "(ith F.ederation." he lecleratlon. Canade could <><plained. "II seems to me that conceivably legislate itself in'to sooner .<>< later ...ey will ha~ \0 oblMon. ·u �ie'®.~©~lli~~~©lli Organization$ -question Lefever's human rights Stances haw a -~ lmp6CI on hut~~M ~• Hlo bdoof in alrnhd I.JnUd Wlhln tho noxl lew ...-.. s.ta YOlo in'hUf!\01\ r1il1lf .,.,.,._ ............. ~ In the s.r- on Pntldtnt lollowo &omhio._-olrtwdodnfng and """al rnand.or. ol Rasan'• _..,_,tol&... ,_._tithe ~IOalfedthelnlanalpolldca .......nl ~Ill ol Sial& for Humon ~ and Hurnanllarla~ now- tVlalo 1o ~ such as Algmllna. On Aprt 12, Oour ~. Argentina'• . - fcniJin ~ b """- rl!#s polity. • crilldlecl tlw <Mtor A d Thol poliCy produced 2.300 ded>o, lor~ to aBec:t t1w _.,., .&b 20.000~ ..... andlO,OOO. olotlwona-.lodoingtlw U~M. -.announccd!hathllnallon't lncore«r<llfOn• lrom the _ _. tfon · " ,._, lop I~ policy priodoy was 10 -mm(t political , . - , ""'"'aps no1 1n1en -Y· .., lrnpow'fdations with the Un~ed fTom l 9761o l 9nalono. JUslronic: reofflnnlng the lltatUI quo In ,;.;.* Sta ..;..,;.bu;.!..;...;.O!..;..the.;..~ .;;..".;.;..; "' ol..;..r;.;,o,; hct.;L;,;,;.;.;..· tlcwr;..;;,who ;;.;.,;;;bos -10 -JII ... ot.;ogly~~~ --IIM -•.- - - - - - - , 1 0 ol fdrdiln counlria andrhcn rhc n•ed lor an lodlgmous rather nternal S«<l<lO ct reform. ol hlo h e1rlngs on F..,Jh'it. he, like Joano ~-who is to bt lho maln ·~ ~·· chltf United archlttci or tho Reagan ~ (UN) delegale, dlllldtt the Admlnlrtratlon'• humon rights ...Vs non-domoaallo nallons Into pqll<y-- bound IO bt _ , y, · ...-. . a.-s-authcritomn (right· t....re-. ......, holds • Ph.D "' llllriS dldatonklp) and lorali1Wn Chrlnlan Elhtcsr.. from Vale (lociAilsl)-and arsuu thai I.Jnloerslly. hM _ , wldelv on ~ au1horilarion--..gima e<e prtlorrod dojoc:t ol «!!*a and rnorUom. in and sbould ~ "'PPPtted .. rhcy IOI!!IVI pqll<y. Ht is lho founder and grant a degrft ol pcldool dtrec:ro r of the lt•uf'ch.ly lrudom . Vet, the Columblf ElhkaAnd l'llbk Poley Jour-nolf•m R~ufcw rccentlt Center !EPPC). a Wtlhloglon-bosod pub&shed • long lltt ol j<>un\dsiJ ~-h-ntzallo!l .ho.w ~- lo . sud. He was adNe In tho Amotrlcan dvll "lbo aulhonlarlan nallons as Afvtnllna, righlf ~ v.i>llc in college Chi!«. andllru~. Ll<ewtsc. Ktm and was the o-.r. """""M 0.0 Jung, the popular oppot1t1on dlroetor ol the Department ol loader In South Korea, lolmf?risonad "*'"l!lional AllAin ol 11\e NatiOnal lor life for his vieW$. Apperondy, Council o l Churc h••· an polill<al freedom W.ts only lot "'91nlt.IC1on which hao rac:tlyed those who voice no dlssant. much criticism from EPPC I)Ubblions. s-ee<~~ LA{.- hM bo.n tn OUbp<>ken Though he hal yet ~ eonfsrmeil, l..eftwr Is already having aide of the Coour """- rights poky, polcy ..,.... Influence. On Februll)l 27. • * ...... ... .......................... . udliNd lottiiJn ekl one! public Emilio Mignone and MWn Olhtr atiin ... "' l'ftiiUMII persons-who make up Aflltntlna's roglrMs" liQ Af11'1ntlno. Sour~ domtsrlc 1tumen rlghta. Kona. enol hn OinCior the Shah. 10 campaign-were !:Utlftd In lmprow humen rlghta end to Argentina oftn rtfllr'nln!l from 1n1plement ~ Nfonno. He Geneva, -s..ta.rland and relo.utd le$11foed bofort fha House ol •cl4ys laUr as • risu- ollntert'•llonol R - - ln ~ 19791btt ht condemhatlon. Wh1le in GctWYa. bolewd lhel "!hi United Scala Mignone -.pled IO ~ tht,.. should - · from !hot Slatule UN~ on Human Rlghla, boob a8 dauoa thtt OSUiblish • to continue IIi rnandalt ol Mignone's human righro Slandard or oondlllon group which documents m1tllng thai midi bt mat by ....,lher -·andhumanrighii~ Jn sover:e~n govemme.n1 ... ln an Argentina. Thert! was a dlspv!e In opinion OjlporlniJ In Tho-Ne.. Yort the Slat• o.,ar~mam .,_whether Tgt As 61 ; I f ' ; 0 18 ,_.. R'ii•ibi'FW·.W~;W,.jo-f-"'1J-'-""~""....tl~/NQ .,.~galza .oa..the CJrterta tnau.sura.Uon. L-'cver th• sonc<kin o1 Mlgnorw's svoup. aduised: "Economic: and miliary ald Ultirrul~. the ~~~ow< ol l..ef.- won U ¥1d bt given or wochhtld to our: meUnlrodSiar.sildodwohtha ~ IOUnd ...-! polcia SoYiol Union in bolcvlng thai what AllAin. views, """*"'"' a.c.th1 -lcr SUN SPOT & FLARE VIEWING WITH A TELESCOPE NASA slides of VOYAGER I flyby of SATURN at ............................................. . Ad-·· ASTRONOMY DAY .. * •••••• c.n..·. Capen· Hall Saturday, April 25- 12-6 p.m. AIsp,, ::r::::. .,. not rtform domestic ·_ , _ . t s do 10 ..... or praclk:a. ..__, to ~~n.us. Lelcwr, """' ...... Unll.d Slala In the ~ · -.....- · - · b-haldr.~ .... '1ho to.thW~..,.,_." g,oupto~!ho<91~ dot.-.....~-a_rddual ltadltlon" • • 1lmft edftort.l. ' - ~ r.~., In ollOihar effon. lo bring 10 South Korol> nol!lt boaoUM "South Korea. ,...._~Worioloounnla.has ~no dr .,_ oadtllon. no ~~~politics ond llldo conccpl ol ,1oyol '!!- ~· Neny _ , . _ ol the Stn.lt..IIM Democ.. r Paul Tsongos of 1 · , _ thtt with the uto.e ..,...,lmonl the prirq>lt ol ~~u.bt dlocrliiJied and .. I isloillllld 10 the c:ald .,., logic ol ~...,....,.... gowmmcnt w~'h "'IJJCC$01 CommuniJm • ...... • ...,_~.~ ond obuMd H ..... ""' onv ~ .. -~ NDE·HAL'-' O~l'A<rbRY ~ ..Hc:h . . ~ nduc:e il>e!J"'IIP"i p..,ctTA ~ )~~n - W - E u frorrunolcing ... '""""" pubic. a to lfiiU4Id peop~e ,. ~c:"'~~worted alowlniJ ~·· SA TELLIIES..Df Jrr»JTER rand other COSMIC GOODIESThat night- see Ju'Jriter and Saturn free at prfJfl& to . . . . . . . . . . .which~ ~0(~ equlprMNarid ani~- vr of llmllo!l .,.._ ........ oclenlllt .. . ._ _..o. ·~ ...,11\ll!llfnln!l cgolliol • ~ bul - In ~ polldclol control the - :,..-"i ....... .....,.- .... """*' ~- ~ . FIGHT BACK Against Cuts In: BEOG & GSL! National Action Da~ For -Educai{on Th~rsda~, A.p~l 2J J a.,P;~J p.m., ;:~~nge ................ 1918 ....... :'f1>e ·: TtMolallon .. ol tiuonan ::.:.:.:z,·..~..~ ....... ... .....,._.....,F$undotiiD91 • C¥ottvatt. . ........ :=-~~.::: a molll fa- lor hh ----·~ . . .fa-'lt'lltliinol MCUrltV a11d ol ............ ---boll ""'*" Sl)Oilsored by SASU 1111d SA . I I ~ ~ & _I r::· .. ~ �t.-----;Muldoon '~---­ Bailey Near Highgate .. SPECIALS • • • MOIDAY • • • Amaretto or Schnapps 3 Shots for $1.00 -- ••M-AY~ • e: Labatts Blu, z Bottles for e.1.00 • • •WIDIIU~Y• •• Mlchelob [)raft 3 f'!" $1.00 • • •TII8111DAY_. iA. . IIll'l • • • , Bar Drinks 7Sc SPICUIL SIIMCU Slt'tltl 1911 Collo41e• WcclncMays, t-J p.. Wlld, '4122 MUHEMAncs Pltylnt ;~II Nlllltbert r111s ll&lcly Htll. lln\. 202 -~~~op Wll/ loc.n,OD, computotiotMI -•tiona 1/$· i f}g tlgti>twil: , _ ,... - · lki llo dealing Willi,.,.,.,., COtlt' .,PII/OIIOf>tl , opef•ll~n.. •IJrf ntJmbet P•tt•tnl wiJI t ·• l discuufHI. P(•l.,_t•r MR. ELIAS S. SABf- .~,_· lnJituti!Ot'* .Cocwo. &..~4. o< MMh & ~~ Mtthl$cp' Com '· u. lAolnl Qj,.., ·an61JION PRE-MED STUDENTS e ,- -...................... The llldltll SdiOGI ol a.tro Ot bldlos Utlwtralia•lo• Xodolcaleo (C£\Jll, 1 1111J IC· ....... ........... credftecl llectlcal Sc•ool 1t ,,.. AINtlcat ......... loII a.-, .... Car. - ..... W.. ...... CWI•-" ._ ......... ~ llldlt* .......... ., ~. :=.. .. -~-hilill~ 'r.'""" ... �i Do~s Nestle maketheverybest? Groups berate infant formula use - - -- - bvPaall..a.a b who In 1!lddJflc<1 to debotlng his \/IoiilS on human right&, lht S.nol" c<>nlirmollon htarlngt on Ernest Lelewr (IH acompanylng article) \011111kcly focus on an allqed conlbcl of ln-.rHI . Crlllcs claim thai LeiOYer's Elhb and Public Policy Conte. (EPPCI ..,... wrong In quallon Eho ·-Mel .,.btsl pradloe o1 bu.lnas. Most sltongly the groups boycoltlng Nostlo , partioularly the ICCR and the Infant Formula Action Coalition (INFACT), Initially, Nickol was conll'octod by the EI'PC to resowch tho lnlont formula !sou~ &c..u,. ol pomona! allah. Nlcltol miSsed tho MArch I • Nkkel's rtse:arch report when complelad. Mayemoltr, though. ln<lsts that tlw. panel of - · wtth different viewpOlnls . . , _ •• a "quality control PfOC<$S" where "no one on the rei/low pal)el dict..tos." He was not able 10 say tho~Agh if one of the other IWo panebsl$ would roprawt lh« boY<OIIer's position. $25,000 donallon from 1980 dead•ne lex tho llrsl dtolt cl Nallo. SA while toldna • otand the reselltch report and haa yet to l oda- higt>ly plbl cl tllOM boyoolllng Nado bec.ouM ol Its ._..,.,. promoUon of Infant thus l!v..tening Infant formula sola .ccopt~ng a --liono fonmlla In !II« ,..d WOO'Id. Tho EI'PC. lcrmorty - l a d with Georaotown University, bec:amoan~rrt. lu-Gompl orgonlodon In "-"lloll\l 1980. Since lhon, Ms oovr.. ol funding -ouch as ~u~· ~r.'v~'b!~~ questlor>«d. Controvony o~ the Ne$11o donation arooe lui January when lho Woshlngton P'ooi r~ Mc<ion 'Minll and Vmqge rtp<>t~V Geoffroy Stobs publish4!d portiOn• of a leaked memo written by E.W. Saundan, va President o1 lht Swlt>ellond-Oeted llrm. Nestle, alo<1g with other l'n6nulacrurer:s cl infant lonnula, Is undor a1lad. by "Ole:• manll .aroups, parlk:ulatly the Interfaith Cenlet lor Corporate Rupon•ibllity CICCR) of tho NationAl Coundl ol ~. lex I'=~t "::'.: ~.: : natu:al '""" loodlng In ....... dowlcped oounlries. h Is wd known tNI tw..t mil< lo a superior form cl nutr111on, MNestlo. whk:h has bHn wortclng I sincct 1977to break tho ln..,mallonol C<M)~rn<C.J>o~o41 OQolnSI h. h.Of oi!Khod ii\UCii '"""""'- to lhf .... clolhlrd patty Nbllllol, saki the memo. u a rooponso to the ~·· ct.lmo. A«orcllngJy. the memo t>OCtd. "thoro muot bo maKimum uplolt6non of tht opportuniiiH Pf-nltd by tho """- orticlo and the Edlic:s and Pltbk Pdlcy Cenlor's ~ 10 ~ add-..1 adMty." Tho Forfunt atti<lr rdtrrtd 10. "Tho Corporadon HatcD"bv Wuhlngton Editor Horman Nickol, lo a vodlerous condemnallon ol 11tow complete lt. Flw days .,,.. tho deadline, the EI'PC rocdved a $5000 donallon from Nestle. tho eqc~ a""""'t ol the Nicbld .-...from EI'PC lor his report. Whlle the conclusions cl ~. raurd1 report aro not lmown. Lei.- Is qii04H In .... v~~~agw v~ as t'oOCing that tho com.- Fortvne artK:ft was a ""direct outgrowlh of<> c:omPfehonslvt oludy oflhoinlant fOflllula i..ut that NldW 1o wrifing for the Eihlc$ and Public Policy Center." ln the late 1960s bb1h ra~n tn lndustriol countries 5Wltd to docline To «>mponsate lor lhls, the Infant krrmula tndu.rry, whkll inclodes Abbott laboralorles. American Home Prod.-. Mead Johmon, Bo<dtn, and CarnatiOn as wd as Nntlo. twntd 10 the Third World .. • now marl<et. Since then. Infant formula lndusl>y sales have""""" lo S750 mSIIon an'lll•lly wkh Nesllo a«ounUng for approximalely ona thkd of lhe marl<eL S'rx mUIIon Infants now r«:elvw formula C!'Ven rhough repo!attd studies hove shown AdcUUoaal actlolly Alter r...,.Mng S20,000 more from Nestie 11110 da)IS oftv rho publltatlojl ol Niokol's article In Fortune (June 16. 1980). tho EPPC hod tho otticle reprinted and diStrlbuttd-free of charge- 14 lhousands of oommunlly ludm EI'PC member, Slew Moycrf>oCor malntalru tha1 the an~~tle ""'"'' reprinttd ft was a good 0111de" and d-.ed as a means of e-ndir\g tho audlonce Concemlrlg the rrmno·s roforenc. 10 the EPPC'• ·..-ng,_..oo und«ri&M addltlonol ac:tMty," Ma~holer .....nod. "Wedldn' know about H," Lele.ver noted rn an EPPC mimeograph on the lt.oue thai he told Ne.tle that "wt could 6C:C"''' no •uppori lor the formula lludy from a n y - ..t!h • d.,_ "" lndlroa ' flnanc:ialln-ln it." HO\WVer. Geoffrey Stoka In tho Villose v~ ~ns~ead .... N..~ •• "*"- eon..·• IHing the EI'PC ond tho FO<tunt &r1lcle ....s a front. for dis1rt>udng litc!rature lavonrble to th«m but with no con.- 10 them, thereby prOducing tho cletirtd lhlrd patty Nbua..l Also q-oble Is the EPPC's plocemont ol an Infant food lndUslt}l as orw of tho lhrtt pands4 10 rn1ew the llr11 clralt of rfPf"'"""'"""' thet bo"le·fed Infants have a slgn~i<antly high«r mortlaity rato than do wholly breasl·ftd Infants. Breast milk provid.. a perlect formulation of nulrients for infanrs even l tht mother Is llatving Addmonolly. breast milk PfOVIdts prolectlon againsl common onloctoonsby~ antl>odles.. L..,;.....;;_-~.,---=------ ~~='--' ~ In ~ its prOduct, counteraiiM!rtd Uo1ln!l 111e11a W<t ....,...... • campaign 1o unc!ermft Nldc8'• F-..rrc or11do. That 6tlltlc the motht r's conflcfe_nce with while nor oble to dotny tho tactsabout formulalion Onct an lnlant has been bottlo~td ~ olog.ans I« its prOdUCI krrmulaoftd Inion,., has oocusod the lor • obort lim<, the mother..,_. her PfOCialming '1t's the very bat mil< ~. ~ the church ability lo produce milk. Ftom lhon for you baby" and ltv employing relattd groupo ICCR and INFACT, subol<onco formula doa noc coniOin , . main problem Mth lonnula, though , has &ttlo 14 do Mth illo d~ on lofmula 400Q·5000 "mllknursn."Those which can become P<ohblllvety company employees dress In whlte ""''fnS!ve in poo. Tl>ln! World Utl~orms and Pffttnd to be real rtglons. requiltnQJ.OJ .m,ch u 80 nu,.... advising now mothers to use per~nl of a pot C6pKa Nellie'• Jormula. Frtt samples ore ,..__As4 ~ rk I I - .,_ ~ ...b;ch oft<m only lost diluted . which n prodr/ce until the mod>er has · Slopped (producing mlll<J marasmu s, ,. - <condition of lacl•llng malnuliillon, In~ lnlatl'l during Its consoqvenlly requiring the USt of formula lor the durallon cllnfancy, ~•u d al first y~ar of life Addlllon4lly. In many regions of SU<h P<acticu haw lud to a tho Thrd World, fuel 10 boll watet vigorous bojlcott of Nesde and al of I« st.....Uon and re:IT.;gcra.- Is the. prod\lcU made b y Its prOduds Include nor available moaning that Infants >uboldlarla. are ltd w!th badA!ria<OniJimin<lltd Stouffer frozen foods. Ubby formula often Pfodudng chronic wgetoble prOd.-. and L'Oreal co•mellu . Tht industry hu dlarhl>o on. the Infant r n- as !>dna·-- mMdltng •nder the bonner cl etu.t.· An official ol INFACT ~ "Instead of dealing on lsaue$- the problem oflnfatlt formulas which Alt \liellmlzlng """"""" lnlanls in the T1Wd Worid- the ~ ~ 10 rod ball _....,.OJ]Jantz..IIOns with human!Wion Inlet-. " In the l'tld. 1\owtwr, S$tor Joan MAlone. • loQI rnerntMrr of tho lCCR . rtMonS that "Nestlo's role fln hawlg the Forlvne artklo d lstrib<rledf is tv ldonct cltho boycoct'• liU<iCOS&," osped.oly "1bc Nesde legal Oopartment adv!MO ...,_a.· 1st Annuli Clifford Fumss Msmoria~ r 10 K RACE ""' Sunday, Apfll 26 at 10:00 a.m. ~· Stoning BT Parking Lor P-3 in .front uf EUicou near P011er OIJIJd. ... -:-T-Shirts .Aniable~istration accepted day of race. For info cal 636-2346 TO .t FOUNDER'S PLACE, (et Flint Loop) Wednesdays 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. featuring special entertainment and food. "-hlpedehl Beef on Week or Wings at $ U)() (while theY last!) ' APRIL22: 1M Poktt'- .-ot~ In concert lnclemen/ weB/her: Copon Lounge: Ground Flo<l( Comlng April at: Tho PaUl Comltz lrlo i ~ .. - ' ' ./ ... �E f Refugees : War and oppression leave millions homeless in Africa In keeping with long -.ding Afrlc•n tradfllon , the .. cou--wlrich logdhef '-the 1covat numbo< ol r e f - In the world -h•ve been rcmarkeb1y holplloblt IO the homoiao. Thne African nations dlen .,.. lhdr _., raoun:cs to~ for the rcruge-cl. but la rs•·scalt r.--------·, · I Specfol Sovfng• fto-.. I I Head Firat : I I r air S9list& P II 388 Ke~ A vI tAtl:ooPwoodJ I I _..,_~.~on -~ I 1 Pndeloo Coat • Blow Dry 1 I ~ I I I I 'o..Jr $800 I P erma Comple te : $22oo V~ooidt ... _ Eap;aw Aprii 3CIJ8 l -835-')339- • I International M.S!otance 1> sllll rtqulred, Among the moct seriouo Afrlcon rofuget pr<l~Hms are ln the following countries: Som&l~ -Since October 1979, refugee> from the flghtlng In Ethloplo have been anlvir1g in SomaMa et an · - of more than 1000 a day. 1\J of February 1981 , the Somol - n t eotimated the refugee popWallan 1r1 more than 35 campa at OYOf 1.3 miii<Jn-the OY<rwhelmlng majorny of them women and chUdron. Another 500 000 rcf1.1- lied the dvU wor tn Ethnplo and am ere beUeved to ,_,; Ollltlde the now Uvtng In d1ln and tho rural campa. ~. slnoe an uac~, sedlons both ncnh and wat of the count has bHn d!fflc..k 10 ot~te~n. a · Ethoplon border . More than thorough refugee oensus w11 be 100.000 l.lgandana, tncludlng about ·~60.000 who loll .,., ldl Amin'• In Oclobor 1979, Somaa. loouod 0\lerthrow in 1979 and ~ an - 1 lot $71 million In 50,000 who aoaed mbrt ~dy Ulislance. olwlic:h $25 mlllo!> ...., during other cllWrboncn, orelvlng received. Then 1r1 Mardi 1980. the In the $0Uthetn Sudan diSiritl5. country's gov.,nmenl recelvod Sudan trodillonaDy has had one of $40.7 million In food rnoun:a and the most libenl asylum policies In e<>anomlc ald. With the United the, wodd. and In mld-1980 the States as prlndpal donor. onolher country offe red the rofugeu tronslusidn of food wa• Mnt 10 pennanenr placa In the counlry. In Somalia lrllaoe 1980. omounUng ro addHion. the Sudanese hove offered $35 million. asylum ro Chadlon• fl<>olng Ayd Ahmod and Col Murmar Gaddaly's >ubwnlon of o..d. llo<der In Jur<e 1980. the SudaneM S.....-Sudan 1> ' - t o nearly 500.000 refugees. mo.e than gowmmenl held an lntcmot!onal 350.000 of whom are Eritruru who confer~ on reiUY""S In K.vtoum. during which 11 onnounced plonofor • 5240 million program to reoettle the refugefl from Ugonda In oreas where. they can beeomt self· sufficient. Zalro-Durfng lor. 1980. many raidents ol Uganda's Weat NUe region -fleeing the conllnulng ditl~banc.. there--joined the 355 Squire Hall 54.000 Ugandon relugen who came to nonheutem :Z.e when Amln ,.... -"rou,, A recent US I L---------·A government .rudy ,_..m esllmated a total of 80,000 to 100,000 l.lgandana In northur.tom Zaire. Ca•e r ooa -Followlng the. of fightin g In Ndjamena-the copllal of a..d-ln Mardi 1980, much of the dly's population Ood Into northorn Cameroon 5o<M 80,000 0\adlon re(ugees In the are11 around Kousserl, In the nonbem tip ol Camoroon. stil n«d esslSIMce. In the flrlt woekt olw the rofugee outbrcok influx, the EurOpean Communi~ and th# Unned States provided immedlote bllatorol old. The Unlled States dlver1ed 6,300 tons of food destlMd fo< oouthem O.ad to ~Rfugea In Cameroon. Amorlc4, along with the French, are p<eparlng a largct inluslon ol food which will be ddwred to the rofugen belo.e the end ol May. At a recent lnltrnational Conference in Genova, Swfturland on April 9· 10 the United NoUons Hlgl\ Comml>slon fOJ Refugees and the Orgontullon of Afrlcon Unity bllaleroDy agreed to step up aD present efforts to old tho moJO< areao ol Alrica where .-1 of the rolugefl .,. louted. The membon attending "'"'" sbocl<ed a r the Arltb boycott ol the conference Group Legal ~rvices Program . P"-b DORM SURVIVAL - SEMINAR Thurtday, A pril 23 at 7:30 pm Fillmore 170, EllicoH ...-.a.wtieo Leana ,....... richb aad iD tbe dorm. for nat JUt! TOPICS INCLUDE: the 1iouaaec Conlract, it-.. Damaaa Pre-Aaaoooent, Student Court Syatem (SWJ), Pbo"" BiD Oblifatioou -:;.. suo ~1101.1\0 ~ .0!'~-'C.. REFR£SHNMErm; WlU. FOU.OW rSI ...ulation•-1- The Ultimate Game Room 25 GAMES FROM ARCADE TO ADVENTURE. Free training time on complex games. 12c/Min. or $5.00 for six - ten minute coupons (8.3c/Min.) No tnctra charge for two-player games. You can save long games on disc. ~126 Main St. 3 blocks west 836 · 8666 of MSC ...................... I 10 MIN. IOMIN. I GOOD FOR 10 MINUTES I FREE atI· I AVAILABLE AT A~L WErmY'S N ERIE & NIACiA.RA"COONTIES ~YII : Slaaalatloa• : II The Ultimate Game Room 110 MIN. (I.MIII DII........ ICouponbilfrii Apri1 21/811 II . 10 MIN · I -----~~..;;..;.:...._·~ ····-······J!II..PI,~· �by Cary Klumpp $Jfnn;nr Sll{/f H'nrtr Th<r< arr not many playm in sporu who would openly qrec: wl•h media state:menlJ thai a team lives: or dies on t~ P<rl'ormancr or a sinal• a thlel<. l'llll1'1 nor the oaR 01 UB this Spring-where a Di.Uion I bue!>all tum rWdts. Plaring on lhr agrd Pede F'odd, th< Bull• are attrrnptin& to duplicat• last ycor'sl9-13 won·losl r«ord and national playoff bcnh in ~ York. Wh<n you talk IOith tiM: 25 tai"" player> 011 lhr roolor IIIey an AY lhr sam< lhinc about junior Davt Roamhaha- smuntul Tltt a..us ..w .,. ridlna on ti!U ~JUtness. """ ,.,. Wt:IA ~n ·• rcmarbblc abilhy to con>< r.luoush in • dutc:b. " Wr all I<IIOW thu our season's sua:as v.;nh< ridina on Da""'s prot~cu.lf h<d....,'tgxncthroushl~ is 00 waf .... <In <ap<cf I JfC81 tcaon tik.< last )Ur's;• Ktnowl<dl(d tC8mmat< John Calla&l>cr. Uttklldp La5t saon. the l<am had 1,.0 h<raldrd pit<hini aces-JO< Hesketh and Dennis Howard-eo 10 alon& with ROS<tthahn. who also .stlfl 11 shorutop. Both took JIM: 1lrk<1 10 lh< pros via th• major leasu< draft. "f,ast year oa... hod 1 lot of h<lp and 001 as much " 'IS <><Jl«<rd Of him beaUS< we ...... SO d«!>. -panic:ularty In pjtc:binl· Bul now ~ havr more int.xpe:rientt. 10 Dl't'·~ rok ii muC'h \)iwr-and with 1ha1 " ill <Om< th< ptCii\uro;· fl<olls ouerodder R_,b<n P<11ifonl said. ROO<IOhalln banrd .400 lui K.on. hinina '""' horn< ruM and kno<kina In •~BI's-a .mp. season r<eo<d 11 UB. Hr has 1 ..,_ banina "'"""~< of .3SO, "ith 0"" horn< ruM and 93 RBI's. "e<ordint 10 Bulls Coorh Bill Mookar>h, ROi<tlhahn "ill no" « ·writ< UB rffi>rds book O<Jtt yur-his main ambition. ROS<1Ihahn. liko pr««dina U B &r<ats. wants a lllot 11 th< rrn's. .. , got ails from M"'llll t'YCfY day 1 bou1 Dave-•'bKh gh·a mt". cht · indication ehotltr will 1M: In • ...,. hiah ~rmand rundina rorehr draft whon l t """'in Junr ... P i1'11ttS• t lilokfo .. ROS<1IItahn was draft<cl by lh< Pimburah Pirate> a1 the: ai< of 17-froi/ out of Wr<l Son«a WC$1 Hi£h School. Monlo~ r<aHt.« Rosonhahn's valor and skills th<n. bul con•in«cc him that 1M: <OUid command a mu<ll lti&)>rr matkot prico< if h< played Division I baseball at UB. 1 ' MCKI players !hat 1112L• lh< UB 1cam havo intentions of 1 pro basrball car..,.., .. <111ph11iud Co· Captain Joe Ward ... With H<Skcth. H""·ard. and now Rtmnhahn, playon juu naturally look up to aplayrr like thai and a.ct more motivation to uparadt their 'kills 10 w~re: Oa\e•s a.re now:· For tho Bulls, basrboll 1981 s1an<d in Marrh with th< 14th annuol sprina trip 10 St. Pocmburg. florida. ROS<tththn nnl!h•d 1h< 12-<lay vrntur< wi1h a .381 banln& • ......,•• oot with a surprisin1lf low RBI toral-only sb . The prcssur< on ROi<llhahn mi&ht h< 100 intrruc-punina a pip on his usual clultn 1\ittina. ••Down South I ..... huninc in my sic!< and I had 10 ~it a1oe :• cAplained Roscnh.l.bn. h'J'he J)f'aSUrr •-u ther<-..ilh lhr S<OUIS and liM: coa<hos' upoctOiionS of mr-bul. I thl"k !hal il "-as just sman m<ntal1hinp • bout lho injury that mad< m< pr<SS and 1101 <om< lhrou&h •ith tiM: bi& hil. .. R..-hahn claimrd 11t1t 1hns< mrntal odju5tmcnu have now been made givlna him rbc conrJdencc that hn cunonlly hclptd hb team 11\roush back·tO·back Woshl"&ton. DC trips (April 3·5. 9·12}. pOStin& a 5·3 r«ard and boostin& his avcra,c co .4SO wlth lhrcc homo runs and 13 RBI's up 10 that point. foll~ful olhl<l< Ba5Cba.U in itt. purest r«rcation.al form. along with hi:l fa thtr•s trutstcnt't upon condftionina the body and mind athleei<ally. havo IM:rn Rosrnhahn's cuidtlino in onjoyina the pmc. Roscnhahn n<V<r tooL th< tim< to ernulatr On< pro llhlfl<. - dod he spend much lim< ..-.t<hin& 1<1<\ lsion 10 marvd 11 1hdr •kiR•. H• ..-u al..-ays bulily panocipatin&out on lhr roolcUtoh<un himsdr. Not for 1 possible ar«r did Ro<enhahn toil. but to pro~ to Ciod in v.ho ~plica so much faith that h was noc • 1'1!0 ,_Ke1: ue - · mist.a~c &ivina one- ihdiridual sud\ a multitude .. of ~ ........ . , . , . _ , _. . . . .. , . . . . . . ., . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . first 11len1S in basoball. t'08M 1ft ... ,_. ...., dqft, ... ••J IM:I~ Gocl has aivcn noo talents to·play -ball ond lehlnk thallh<re is nota area.trr v.-ay to pleaS< God tNn ~·or kina. ha.rd on these aifls and sho't\ing it for oth<l"\ 10 ...,, .. RoS<nhahn 11'$$1:nrd. Rosenhahn sea him.s.clf as a team player. He docs not b<lio•·c •• b<ina chosen as. o.J¥..-"a*ina liahiY.thft • SAT·ACT·DAT · G~E will t•rT)' his tHm throuah ttl~ ~Kb brffcf': •ncl COn'tictionti lrC Ihe basis 9f hi$ dt$irc tO f}la)' the pmc~ Jatofts Da\'C hopts that his teammates• anhudC'S vd11 coruinut • YObl'l!ff'IOVS ~U.,..,r ..,ttfl.tb COit$lMHr ......,,. 0, f~ to c~mplify rnpk1 o( total cffon and nol just the f'nd tt1 nper1 M IHir t~lf ra:u1:. · ,. Opport.Wf'r to ltaft&fti' .. . . . - . .._..__.. MCAT·LSAT:G.MAT ~· -CPA ·-rr .. - • - Slumping Tracksters lose Tb< U8 n>q~'II""'L and rodd lcamdropptd an~~ cl<cisioo lo h0<1 Rob<fa.; Wcskyan Col~ in Rodlcslcr s.ilurclay. Trrm<d a .. bad day- for UB 1rarL Bull<' roach AI Hrinkmitrd the a~CC' or two lt'gutaD. ~8 (O.f'ltfiW II-~ ~IStfflttrs 56 OTH E ~ bad os ROIIOJ) ~I<ICI-ond nOI ~ull< as"'"'··· Dan F'~ o( liM: Bulk finish<d r,..., on the: I~ lntrron<doal< meter CIM) and the $.CIXI mrrrr C\Cnl• Dc1lni.s Strrnbna v.on th<' 100 and 200 nlC'ft'f run~. Jtm TykK'Irr. \\On the ('!Oit \3ulc and ••.-amr in s«ond '" tlt~· runner..Tim Buchold. Htinkn'.s.troops rec-ord dropfl('(l utplc Jllnlf'l Tra"' '-'aptain Oa'c Nonon "on thr 400 co()..4.A.sUBiostbyacocolofonc sct"'ndinthcrcla)'5.. n1ccrr run and placed .st\'Ond in the .iOO mc."trr IM Heinl~ bc-l~'·td ah:u his team could have ar tca~ot hurdk,. A l'o rtlarina \\dl fot the Bull!; ''a.!! Hot'! C'hnnl. g,aincd I lir Jn the mttl had tl\(o mis! iQ& tWO been v.ho tOOl.. firM (llaA.'C in 'hC' 8t)') 111CH~f ntn. J')re:lienl . 't'hr to&m 1h0 riled bad fi~d condilion~ 11' lh\' 1('11111 \\ill W'\('IIO Brp:L.pOrt \\'cdllC~I~~ (Of U bdns l"'rtly rts:ron.~;ib1e lor tbc outron ~··~·.·.;·•~•,.;>~~~•.;'.:;•,;. ' _;n;,;;•«~ ~,;.",;.h..h ,;.•,.•,;;. ou;;;';.h.C.,;.•."'.d. rn_ Eat ..;.~<"' •.•' .; q.ua.d•. _ _ _~ - Pt.yin& witl'mut hurdler Ed L.ayroo and quanet mile lrlf,._~ ...... ........... . c::er .. ~ •;" f ~ ,, • ~ "/ '; ' 1 ........ . 11 ~ 11 EDUCATIONAl CENTER TEST PR[JIIUlRl()lH SIIEOAU$T$5fa_838 I· I ........ 31,,1 I VALID ANYTIME I I I I ... ... I.... ....... . ~--·· . a · ·'-- -~~ t ;_ • ,. 0 \ • t_- • "\ : lld.,H,.~~:~?.~.~~-·• •• ow...,.-, "''~ ,, CAl410U.III[( UNIVERSITY PLAZA 800·223•1782 (716) 632-6049 I WILL BEAT ANY PRESCRIPTION PRICE, PLUS GIVE YOU 10% O FF WITH STUDENT 10 Rogu111 loW Prlc" ACTIFEO No. 30 Erythromycin 250 mg. ~o. 40 Pen VK 250 m g. No. 40 Promethazioe (Gene ric Phenergen) 4 oz. TetracycH~ 250 mg. No. WO Applications available in the 'SA office. 111 • 'STUDENTS' have been reopened. - • • I 1420 Mill~sport Hwy. W illiam sville . • II __.,. ...........__ .. ; T • ~ , ...... ·-· -~·-- I ~ Oils 14i, ~ Director of SA I I I of OIIH' iBrooks Drugs ,...~ I : ~ ' J: • : =f '.' I_. • 1~ ....... :."'.:".a=::""*~ .tt MfJ CQUI;SES HAILABLE 1 ~., !l, ~ r, • '.': • • ; / Applications for ......... .;·ROGnE'S -': External Affairs ~ fll!k........ I ;, • , 1 Wentecl SALE !IEPRESafTATJVES 6o _ _ ___ _ _.,_.._.,. o...--.,. .,. -..... ""' I~ ~ >«r STUOE:NT DISCOUPrr PRICE 2.78 4.68 3.24 ~ WE ACCEPT' ALL MAJOR 3rd PARTY PRESCRIPTION PLANS Talbert. Must be ··; Open mrs a ..... M..S 10 pm returned by Friday.~ Sunday I • 8 Pfft ,1\pril 24. ~I For Your Prncrlptlon NHdsl . -~-----------------------------------------------~ 1 1~ �·.Royals leap:over Rrr,.l91 - I 06 ·- ~ opinst Rrr molly bo!Ut up my c:oarodenco." Jllal\1iaa bcr p.aenl pcrfortnallCC on bciJII "out of shape." t!>t freshman bcflncs her Jumps should COOlin ... 10 imP<OY<: throu&Jioul the remainder or the . RllDilinc t)orir list of vic:tiniS 10 ..-..n, the UB ....,.,_·s ttaelt and fodd team defea~ed the Rod><sler season. "My hiab<sl julnp hM b<cn five f001 thre< indieS," tbc WDUaamillc native a;ald, "With tim< I lnstitott ofTeOlulofosy ( JU1) 191·106 In 1 doal meet Friday, maintaininl lbcir perfect ruord. • should b< able to lut it." Coming. in second pla« in the exhausting Utillzint only 12 athlc:t<> ""''"'' the po"erful Royals, "1>o fodded Z4, Rff was forced ao have their ~m<tcr, sopbomor• Ea:lher Unacnnan erased the old UB rcoord u sh< chat~ed up a time of team rtlm\~ compete in mort lhan one.t\<C.nl. "The COmpetition wasn•t thac touah," s.ald (I'Ghman 20:39.6-nearly on• minute b<hind the RIT jQU<r. Q>~ain Stark!Yellh<r placed Iii~ In tbc distonet I"\IJIMI" T<ni M<rrltt. "With our dtplh, we ...,..•·too muth for lhrn!. Tht)' had P<OPie WMin& 800-mctcr "'"' 4!rossins the linlsh line at ·~28 and Maua;a<en AlhJjrt won lh< four·klfo• shO~·pti't events they never did "before." .. In addition lo winning tit!' 3000 -m<1er {11<40.1), competition with a 9.37 met« hoist and placed scrond in the javetin throw f2S.l). Merrill WJ1S • winner in Lhe I ~<1er race, selling a 1 • new sch09l mark of S:IO.l. "Before the race, Coach ID;orisl Clay told me I wasn't Uvina up 10 mtpotential, so tb.at pusbcd me-10 .run harder," she said. Alons with Mcrriu'• acbi...,.,u, the Royals had The RoYals willtcstlh<ir abllitla apin todaY ap;.,"U two other double....,., winner• and eRablished thrtc Brockpon Stat<-"lht tou&)ltsl meet" accordin& ~o new ldtool reoot~ Clay. · "As the season socs on. the atlllcln &<I in b<tter "Usl year they were molly wona-if they clidn'l ~hape," said Chery\Oandy, wbo has al<aodyqualif1eCI los< a lot of p is, it sllcMIId b< a touaJI maid\." said in four<-'mU for theStateOwnpioruhipsthi\ ..ason. Royal Usa Grallo. "lui year ......rodckd 20athklesto "I P<edict many mor< rtcords witt fall a. the >el50n tl>eir J Brockpon's) 40. With our dtpth it should b< go<s on." • ·diftcreol thh year:~ Gandy SP<inted to the tape in fill! plaa:, ><tlin& a V<1cran Gandy b<lkvn thai Brockpon is the new UB record of I :00.9 in th< O()().mot<r dllh, and tea, u<'s tough"' "comP<!itlon, Ifill the Royals ha"' placed liru in the :ZOO.mercr dash wllh. ume of 28.1, wbal it takes to win - "high •pirit and lh< talc:nl-'' while hurdlc:r Su< chamb<rlaln won the 100-m<t<r Th.< Royals will b< oompeting withoutth< serviets of . hurdlcs (16.1) and th< aoo-mc:t_t! hurdles (I :09). distance runner Merrill. who wnl not make Ihe trip for Competin:& jn her first meet of tht year. Monica academic: rtasons. Karen Fromm. h'ov.·eve:r. is returning P<radotto leaped to vietory In the hish jump with a to the oqoad aJt<r a bout with mononuci<OSit. " I fed stroni Cf\Ou&h to run," said Fromm . "I'll Slat< qualifying h<i&hl of lour ftct ciih• inches, anoth~ UB record. " just ~have to wait and S« what the coach nteds. With "I fell lousy aOcr nlluin& the f"'l thr.. srwcu the &iris improvina so JllUO!I, I feet like a misfit; they becau.sc or the nu." Pcradouo saldr·':·=·:::Oo:::;l~n~~,...=".....:d:::on::,'.:.•.:k.:.:no~w:....:Wh<.:_:;:!rc::..:.:to~p!!:u::.t~me:::.:_:·_·- - - - - - - - . bJ Jdfrq R. '111111'110• A.alulr"' Spons Ed/1111 "'ary .. . .. Dimes Walkathon is set OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS •& RECORDS _This Sundoy, April26, marh the opcnina of •he annual March of Domca Walk·J·Thon to raise funds for th< J'«"tnlion or binh d<fe<1s. Th!J )car's Walk (Buffalo \\ atl-a·Thonl f<>lur.. t"o >lanin& locauons. one attbc Bufta\o Zoo and the oth<-r at Ea<t<rn Hilt' Mall tf'lonhtowns ·walk·a·Thon). Thr Sil"cr Whteb \\"heek.4\air footbai11~Jm "'ill be aue:mptin' lhe' .l3-L.ilomcur Nonh1o"n f~L. in theil ,·h.tit'-'. Pat RO\\C and his ere-" are lool.inJ for sponsors and J)C'Opk: to lu.•IJl rw'h them a tnilc or 1\\o. /\n)'onc intetC'\t'-'tl in hclning ~houhJ l.':HII Judi :tl the Mor4.·h ofllinf(."'\ orncc (893•1272). • , • Uoth t"'ur~~ art ~ircular "ith the ,, afl.cr., r ~futnina 10 fhcir oria.lnal $18rtins po"inu. Th~t- ""'~a 9 a;m .- Qn.(hc-~PQI rc,i\lr.alion ~rtikt nt 1tlc- ,..c:, a nd tht Mall for Ihose "ho ha\C!fl rc-ti\h,'h'd. ~ut ~nukJ tU.. c ~ o NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS rnaLt rhc "~l k . Thc- Wa1L ·a·Thon tnuH .al 10 u '" The Spectrum· triumphs ~ .~ ..1 BRAND BASS IN STOCK DOCK-.MOCS • Sherid.an Plaza • Southgate- Pfaza • Hamburg , 18 Buffalo Street • East Aurora Aurora Vilf~g• . Sh~pplng pen(er Sp«r""" TM c<Hd softball team added anolher win thu ....tend as the UB Ph)'Skol Education Al2jors (aalcd 10 sbow for the pmc. Th< Saturday fotfeit incrascd TMSiN<tnrm'srtcord to an amuina 2·1. ,.;th both "'in.< coming on forfeit•. • ''Wfrc to a•uomt thai reams a.rc- arraid 10 play us,'' said u•:am capr•in Tony P<11i. "I RCB lJlo,.·cd up and they &ave us a aood pm<. 1 Jut:SS tloe rest or the teams are juS! thkken ... Doubleheader . THOll MeAN DEXTER TOPSIDE A ,... ,., EASY-STEP nMBIUIUND Downtown Only· ~,.... ·cLUB. !t's Not Too Late!! StUdy Medicine and Dentistry ita ~~- ~nny Caribbean World Health Orgq,ni~Jion A~Jn'Od!d Hospital AJ'J'iliated · " Gowmment Clulrtered M~~ C~nu and Equipment CltntCol' F..x,eri~ Tuition~" Pro1r0m • US Clerlc.laiJJ Protrom For ift/o""~tional pamphlet and Admi.-ion Appflwltioft contoctr Student UaU.O... PO BoJt 27, " 'alden Neu~ Yorli, 12~. ' �classified luc..,. C. Parlato -Attorney-atJI.Aw . ., . . . . . . . . . . ......_ TtE ...::TIII\JM , _ . . . tN f11hl fa ~Rent -~c.,.. .. - . U)ST: T•ut l nt trvm•rtt'l SR· JlA ~.'"Of',_.,. SEL. trt lb *• nr.d..ftWWttllilteotl"'ot~R....,..,_ c.H w.a:, • ......, £¥K. ~~f:,.::;.~e~!:! ;;;~vc ~~~ nt00t..,_Cllo4tt.L VOPIERC~wet,r.er~m.-tf'lfbiO tlmn. ~· V011 ttUI ootno to •s.sod•~ S"'""'""" MSC I"Wftt~Qifll37·7-41'l. SUaLET'TEIIl d~. ••nt•d furnhh•c:l. .. s c~ K-.na7...... m m.tMSC _,,..,_, NEED $U8LE-TTI:R .... e. _ or 9tf"lT'".nttlf _ nt'OOI&MMe. Rott I:JS--751t, 13'7.-.IFlS. SU8L£n'ERS f'lttdld. 2 rnfnoutlt w•lk from MaiJn Street c.~ uti tJl..CU. L.WC.ONGRATS on 'fCIIII.KN'W klb. MS! H.AI'~'Y Scqcry, lfedicaN • I 8 11THOAV SU£. tWft • SJDOd .. *"' ,._ ..Uilcy"'" TO TH£ G41L _,.. P1e.ae &cMnrHy ,..,..,..,, v~ an~ · llANOY...._ .._.,. CIW"J. SUE. I _ _ _ _ WWf\' .. Fr~., quit~ n.ver cfont .._,__. FUCkHEADS - . ... Tfw btlf fl. Y«' 10 eotr'lolt. UI'IN'l. J•v. ( EJr'mii!OOd) •:»? 1 Mpt lfth b """ r""' I"'W lt....,, ... ,., 1.-w ,... ~ •nvtbine ~~ ~~ this • MOVING OFF CAMPUS? no dp OloM In the toc.a ..-.... Call tor ZJ9gy hfMII.,. w-.n ... $1R IE.,ICH 01 ttoa lt«''lft-J You rutly • Ut olftCI lb'Mn bU'f KIUNIIY .... , . 0tt10n tNra ~~ on-.wu It Ltm. ot• MIL. Yovr IM:y In w.-f(ne, LAdY Jvnt1. RIO£ NEE0£0 to NYC ~ Of April J_f t•Dfh Ull Mrtlenil U.J311. THE L-EAGUE: of Ull:rarQn OW'Wl.tn Youtb CU& Cfi•Pter) th•n-a thtt tmet"Y.rslty Ctvltt"-n ~ISowiNo COt tt~ra ln\ln•tlOn 10 tnt S.n.nNy•• IE~ cfii'V"Cf', • •Welh0ul4 9tf ~ ,.,.,__. FOIIt SA&.Er AJr11M nott•Toron10 to V•ncowver. Fem•le only s uo.oo mQlO. often~ SKYDIVING!! PARAOiUTING!!! JUMPING!!!! c'._n ft Wh it )'OU Wlnf • u .mo _ . . , uo o t - o<r u o o - - _ _ ,_IJI_.. ~petk•n -Compere our drop ..,,.. Pr.,f.....,.l lint Jump <l"'"" 10ucht by liunood i...,..oa.,.. (U WlfiiJ Ken HU· t I I E M . - - .... - =E= c:NJt.TVIt..,._fVI".. f"'""lf2-4'll61. 135.10 - ~Tra1n .:..:,-".!,.~ the · ColO_, oi - S I wm.• 1. _ UMint •~• rtm •n h s,.;s./o ANII.II>Ie ~ ~CURITY GUARDS] lnwentory People . , ., .,.._ FM~~eleiMele IJoiiO""* PfOJridH ~ wort.,.,Mncea ,.qulf#MJ ....,~ift-..:.,..ou lflloop... .,..~Otllo. PIHICEIUONS -103 MtHt St-. ICAWASAKI ICOo.lhiiOybo<.c:rdlbo<. - ~ 11011Vb0 lOCICI!>S r v..-. OHIMcllcuo. 101 , _ Sl'roaM "Cri CW..,_..t»>y '••NI- ......,.• ,....,_ Soft - I I » CtNm cone• 1.25 (AjHif23 only~ _., ....1.8.,..,__ . Plln.......,lo. - 2/l M-droom fil'ftflf'ltet, ~ WDM$C' •v• Jt .... Sept. s.th m 177l. 10 p.m. to 1 1 . 111. Apfll23111d30 OE"O c-• ,... ,.,. ~ UNITED STATES DS REW.III:O for ..._. ,....,.fino 5ft Ell/coli COmplex. AC Fo<t•Caletot<l& GlltATIU'Ul. __....... --nn--- --·- aU t.n 457-9680 or 492-2514 JAMES CLARK QUARTET new -.. ....,... ., etlhll Jump ••nw d.,. c:Au.NOW FOR RESFJWATIONS live ... m,....,.-,..Otvlcl. 5 CL.ol '"'- o,L.,,()ff Thursday Night Su& Shop lUPER FAST f'RINTIHG buo do it with us!! -Cotnpart our p.ric.ft• •uctlo IRhn'<:a A.Tao• Fl- IS.- ,.,,,,,o.,or,.,_ - ---;;.:;: OoM :;::::: ..,. :=;T-::;1-;:W~A:-;N::;T::;Ic;:D:--"- ) lltOOMS AVAILABLE June ""OUOh AU9Vlt. Gr.CW.t9 a1Udfrntl onlr 110.00 p4VI._,.IUt~ tO miniM' w•tk lb-4't". $U8L.ET SUMMER APt. roomh) Lbboft: WDMSC reM ntoof~t. u u MWt llH66.S. PARAOIUTE ASSOC. AFFILIATEO CEWTER PERSO~AL IAIIIIY...... .. ~- ..... - '' " ;::~ ·;:..·-....:~:":.. .~;~~~ ..-.....,.- Ml<...... HEY ROSEY I mi:~-W"d vou tnl~ W..... _,.. ,..,? ILS _... &tLL-ttwas.~GniuofroutosenctnW• J)tt"SONI, TNnkStortf'llnlil'iftOOf""-. frrfO• =· ,Nd tor-!" ftlohOftl &op.Arounct. JOHNNY TAAHEEL· I haw •flO doM =~~:;f"·~~·~ltl•'! ":~~:: foiiOWin:g wltl lrKruM druUc:•Uv Puroe atl .....u:um! Psymo•s.ensw.•llr Y~· .. Above~~'~ ~~·nc Monday Recession Rock & RoD --'I'OitlGIIr:-CHICD11 J1l1IGS JOe Arr(J Iii __ _ _ ...... .......... .................... __... .. ·---· AGEtiT$ WAIIT£0. Stwt - , o - --~--.- - ......., ..... .. , - - . ...0 ..... - · stUDfJfr PII!OIIR Mllld asit ...... . . . . . . .f{/ ........ ...., ,., , _ _ . .... .-Iiiio , . . ..... ............ ...... . . -t.t..- ....... Uk,.. ....... -...M,. ....,.. fPftl "--&r.... . • w 25 cent drafts 50 cent drinks Till Midnight! • WednesdaY. & Saturday ladies Night -JJ.WifSDAf-U..., Jt.d ffrPt ,_,_ ......, ............ --Cioo6.----J ,.....,..., liST CODOf BAT ~mroroou (J Iii Jalf,l i co ~ ~ o- F<;Nr . _. - o wtll. ~ C:...W..h'f 'I"'Vnr. Rca. PS u y twUo to tN ._OIW"""'lwiN. -R.pMrc- - • "~OOY HEY JO GOitH, A Vt-rt" &.cr,mc:ia .ttl poolo"'" WWIY - J1rnn Cl•n ,Mrftw.Wrll . ~ t' M a£1NGo f~AMED. I c:Jol'ft eYfft ttno.t .nytlod'f named OUUH ! l...aWit;. ~ tov WIU ,...,.... tNI (J'N:}'W) , l$ wmo....w.. N.Y. 14221 688+154 ... -. wffh WlltttnoMLOWERff'wwtyoulSefiovsly, ;;r;..;~• pr-OYd•••COftOr•tlll•tlom! VeteriDary Ho.pit&l 895 Hopldns Road Wl~er SVMMER $UILE"T....., bHroom to ..,..,., _.,.. Fel'l\eJe orww .. • fUCS. .V~ .J'\IIw-I-Auvust. P!:::, f ~~~:~~,.t!~m Cllfl Jtotl 6»-452. Dl"rin &II..S.. LOST: ~• ._.Of .._... ... 0rMot a .. .... 5Atuf'Oiy nlt•, ATTEJrf TtOH ''lulld • lfO MK" o&aytnt 00 'I'OU f'l•ve ~e SOO? I Mvt .............. ,..,.. . - -. SUI LETTEU NEEDED oW71AL COII$U/.TAriQW. I - ---------cot~¥.. - SUMMEIIt SUBLET 4 bllCftOOm ept. M ~-- ................ -...~Ho-• _ ~au.ur:o. r.wt.. ..-a en ..,MCa. o...r.-.. ..... ...... CIIIIIt' . . . ... ~---· . . . . ~ lc .. au M~U m.a.&L FEMALE S-U&LETTE'R l.wve bedroom In nouu w lfh teruc• WOMSC 631-8884 P~t:lTY. ffktl;f't~. WD/MSC rent ntOOf._., C...U ai•5U2. locludloo w..m.v~~e POGO utn. LOOk for more ln4ormetton 1n ::o:.~-::.~=::.::r=~ =:~::~::=~~~AMJC"It MAY 17 to ~ llt tliiiO btcln:lotns as 3i HopkJna Rd. ~ AOS MuST . . ..,... BEAUTIFUL t Dedroom •Ptnm«~t to alblei .nytlmt di.KI~ fhto turnmer, ~--. SUSLE'T APAR TMENT; Iaroe 4 bt«oom Rat dOt c.n ~l CnfG'hts). Ladies: $3.95 keeps yOO, drink glass full al night, then you keep the glass! • FridaY. F.A.C. "fridet ""..- Ctub AI you can drink, all afternoo(l long! Men: $4.00 Women: $3.00 �Chin- Studlflt Assn. J*:ft1< and· tournoment Sltunlay at noon at the Ellicott fte!<l near thOUSI\n~ c:ourts. For m<n informallon colt KeMy II 636--4717, Ills- STAOE meets A.pril ~ 11t 7 :'30 pm. In 337 Squlr~. Ellgl oc1S t« IWI'I•yenof'flcl'rs Will 0t Mtd. - more infom>atiOn ~ Johtnlt 877·7718. BUl'f*IO t:Nt.<West C.n,_ mc!l!l5 tile 500l(ld and last. w~ olt\lery month at 29 Vtmon Ploce. apt. t (I biOel( *'!ltlt of Moln -and Amherst). to disc:uss ~. Whollstlc nulth concepts, ott. For furttler lftforrnol1otl c:oll 838-22$2 Of 834-7215 ot stop In at the Crain Mill. 5 W. Nort!U'UP (832-6400). Ally AFS _ . . - In ~out w1tl1 till AfS 5p1ng Qlntwr<ru on April 211. piNSt oonlliCt JuliO ot m«Mes,art.s&~ Fnt <llln>t. first serw.d. Tile Lea9Ue a~&~nt!HS at Ui<RtnlotLOu'lstllll Voutll rww 1[1qu1t1es mnc:emlng tormaiiOI\ or a UB there'• ~ room for mortl For .,...., .......W.. 835-71126. Vllluntan .... "10 SllJ!IIIIK .m. I t .,... llc>spftals. l'ld< .JOUI' own h05plal and projtet.........,.. ont«<5ting tD ~tram. COntact •• CAC. tost- 831·3SZI. no • at 111o ~,..., w11 oo Fn.say. w.y 81n Squfro. lf you ........ not clonatecl- In . fl!lllt -·~Is youraoa<u. Pie~ all 636-2619 for an appofntinent. Ft'tSIUMn EnglnOO<Ing Advlsomont, 219 Fronaak IIIII• today at tO a-.m. ...., 2 p.m. ~ admlttoel to dtpartrnents see 1~ ~tor odV...,... Sa-. Tho Maryland Clt)'Sdloob Will 0t 1nt0f'IWW109 canoldatos on campus Apl:il Z8. DbcfPilne$1n<lude SpefCh · ~~~~='!'i 831·3515. - P~Law JunloB-The LSAT Bool<leets have •rnvtd. COli Mrs. Mack at831-3515 for anappolntmentw1th Or. Fink, tl)e P<e-oloW ac1Vi$0f. - and 0\ongo- - b y Or. JagcSa A.pril 2111 7 pm In 320 MFAC. Ellltort. "-Vt II<Gclwm ...... - • ot 8 F1llmoro - . .. Squol\'. f-. p.m. ~ ~ me Phi Beta Sltma FratuoltJ 81uo and Wbrto w -- Pin Culture v FHdOY at 7!3/J p.m.: l'lily Slturlllyot 7:30 p.m. ! X I C ! I r t - Thelttr. Nottoo! ~t>IIIT-t$1Wn!ayand~. . "Stabn's Cull9: A BoJffalo SUrviVor A..-toerr sptKil and Slidt ShOW b)' Torn 590VIo-A1111!211otll:t5 p.m. in311 MFAC. ElliCOtt. Till Russian Club Is s~09 ~ FUlmonov. Ausolan Olssic!ent art1st wllo w111 '!>Oil< on me !!!Mot Union ~ at 3:30 p.m .ln 828 OMoens. /Jl:.. BSU WorlciTourJan/FashlonShowMondayat1:30p.m. In tilt flllmore Room. SQuirt. Athearsal tor all . -an thl• wtok trorn .ol-9 p .m In 339 SQu~. • "Women and Hlghtr Educ.tton-Famlnlst Perspocttvoson Studtnts ln,_l'6t:Od In ·partldpa~"9 In an lnttm>hlp In, tile B<JffaiO Olflc.e-of the two us senators and t)lr m.- ....a Ro~><tsenutlves may de> so by sul>flllttln9 a rowme a'ld a letter of lnqulty to the COn9ressmen·s oflloo , AtronQements for aca<lemlc c<ldlt ShOuld 0t arran9td •Y til!! SNdtnt wltht lie aP!l(OPI'iate ~ dtpt, "499' lndtpondent study Is tn• course c!Mignotlon used b)' del>ts. The Senators ancf~tatvies ore .. fOllOws 5eantor A. D'Amato. 1;20 F~ B<JIIdit}g, Ill W. HUf'Oil st.. 8uffalo. NV 1420Z; Senator D.P. Moymhon. 222 F..,.... B<JIIdlng. 111 W. HuronSt" Rop. Jad< Kemp. 1101 Fl!derol B<Jildl"9. Ill W. Huron st.. Atj). Htn!)' Nowak. 212 F~ Bulldl"9. Ill W. Huron St.1 John UF.U. 1304 1'0Cftn01o9l'. Culturo. F~ &rildlng. Ill W. Huron St. lltfotm '&nd Clan~" QIVtn b)' Prof. ~rilyri VOU"9ls ~ York \!lllvti'Sit'y frl<lay at 1 p.m . in thO Klva Room. Baldy. " A Nolvo Quorl< MOdel" given by Dr. Y. No9aml tom$>(TOW at 3:30p.m. In 454 fmnaak. /Jl:.. • Tho PolnU.S. Bn>lht!rs will opon the £at ro lht Ileal mlddly It Fout1dtr'5 l'lau todaY from II :3CH:30 p.m • ..lOin ll>f crowd. lndtmcnt we1111tr. ~ L.ollnQe. C<ound noot. , -reu,.,grap~~y or an EngiiJh Or•"'.!!'¥ Oass f« Fortlgn o••on b)' r.n JoM5oo FHdOY .. 10 a.m. in 260 s\udtnts" MfAC, Ellicott. Folk lost April ZAind25 Cns WlUiomson and Tom Putoo. Jonltl\on t'QwardS ond John Holl. Toe~tt:s- It tile SQulro l'lcktt Otfi« • ottefldfngthlsUr>lwnitYorwhod!OPOtfow-um. stotus (6 hours) to rompltte an exit lnt-w and rtptymonl-nt . 'lllolnteMtWtnJt>lesst\IOffltsto " inttrlost '81 on Sundey. Apf8 26 at 8 p.m. '" the Kamarint COC'I'IOll Tlllat«. Ellltott. T\cktts on salt'-· dlrify tlllir rlg!1ts -slbllltle$ CM<tml09 rtptymont and toewtmr..,.a repayment SdiOCIIJje.lf you f'ot ~ 1otorma~:~on. Ql 636-ZlS 1 ot tornt to Red Jocktt. ElliCOtt - graduatlnO or tmuinatmg thiS...-.... piN5e !DIM the the Dfflc• or S'ludent AcC'OU"ts. Annor. «all 831-2191 foronuitJnttrviow-'".,...t. Transcrlpcs MlddaJ and rtory Wtd~ from • Tho Fedt<ol Cowrnmtnt conslciO<'s It mandltoty for aU stv6tnfs with LOans (!iPI.. N0St. Ill.) who CNSO quote of the da)' ·•Animals have no souls·· -Desc.artes T1lnlwfllt • m ·Ollt tiM Window to prove. If not Ills point, at least his fattb In lt. ,._,~Is a Unlvenlty . . , - ~ TholS!*tNfll· --run"" IIIII an - not of Cbar9t. Ttlt S!ooettum9uwanWIIIIIIPPitr and , _ _ I1W right 10 ICilt all ootlat..llotlc:IS 10 lj>PRI motO than OIIU must t. rosubmltl>ld r or prtntlllg. -len wiUnot bo tal<en ovor till pt.Qt~o. CO.U. IIJtlng - bo P<lntod. ~-are-y.W~andPIIdoyat.-n. nz IZ·Z pm in thO tQa I.Duf\90. Squft. Tlii Wrft109 ~ b a frM servn sponsoted t>y the Uolvtrslty l.earoillg Ctnt« tor anyone in till Unlv«'SSty « community who , . _ belp w1tll lii1Y !*a or wnt1n9. wflethor it Ot OCIIII«<Ik. personal. P<of~ or a•atlvt o.,..;Mlkl toO.Iy . . . ovoryovery Thul'5doyat 8:30 p.m. •n Out staff C0<!5Ists or m profiCient ¥.Tters wno n.vo 11Mergone JJ 5 tnlinln9 CXJ~.nt. If you woulcl U"~to respond ydil,! wntlng. stop' t>y 336 BaiCJ M!ekdays from 12'-4 ~.m.. ~WTh frOm 6-9 p.m or 346 SQuire tram 6'9 p.m. Tuesdays, Oo \ou ll.lvt a drlnl<ln9 ~m? Oo you drink too much anci1io( to contrOl 117 Oo you hlv• • frl•nd or rot•· tlon Who c!llnkS ~ly•nd With yol1 hav• dlf· tlc:ulty coplng71f you <10. and Wlsll holp, come to the m..t. 11\Q or thO A1C01101 Awar..-s I'J'o!jram. Wtdntsday 01 .3 p.m. In 107 Norton, AC. call 636·Z807 for furthor seem an~ Emil Oly Is t0014Y1 CO!M ro the Squora Fountain Area (or liaaSI..o\1n9t Is COld or rainy)~ 10 o.m.-4 p.m. ond team at>out your environment. 'lllore win Of disPlays. !IPNI<O<'S. and music b)' Jonl Dl)'lo folk. the Solid Waste Bond and tht f'Ointless Bro!tl«rt. ~'"' t>y NYPIAC: Tho Marti\ or Olmeo -'tln\011 Wol4qotllon IJ Sunday, A.prtl 26. ~9" up tall!os w111 bo localtd tn tho Squire <:tntor I.OUf\90 today ond t0ti*T1>W, t-Y Wll oo w •thheld for~tswno"""'" axnpry. woom or tnforma"?"· S4gtna f'N Epollon m ..ts today at 7 p.m. ln 271 Cll>t!J. tntor Otftk Cotmdl moMs ~ it 4 p;.mA!I 23<1 licjllM. AU .atJiil fromnlties mUSt atWnO. Elocnon of orticors will takt ploce. Tilt s-ct1 onl WOflahOpo oro ~ tor ¥01unu. _..for nt.rt JOmtSter's ~It you 1 pomtUior 11<11 Of~~ IIIII you -.10 bo -09 "' - . . wtt11 tilt un__,. ~unit)', PieR lit us ttmw. Wo for ol typeS ofwort<slqa. ~ morolnlorrnol1otlot t o - a - proposal form. stop t>y 110 HocJOn ot 8J6.21107. nt><t ,...,. ur. ere_.._,., P!""'" TlleUI~-'-· ...- ....... Ntn>nomy -----glllllllls. dly......,"-IUPA-IIItai*LSet-lllra. """"""' W1tb a - o n 1/oy- I. NASA pRII'fSl.aok for ovr.SID , _....... ,...._ '*-· c-..t ..- _ , _ , ,.,.......,.,._ . . . . . • In CAl:;~ Dnnor.Elii!Wftll- t!--~ .,._....~ Cit___, ..,..., ~ ~- .. lfltemll C2). VIII~ BSI·!!sa• ... CM1 . ; . . . _ ..._ ~ ~ IIIII 0*- IIIIa.,.,......,. ~ ....-~. Alllo-- lnd_;- and . , . 1111111 ,..., ...... It - .. :we ~. CNid _ __ MlllttiAia -· .._~b)' IAiod>o - I ( 11:30 p.m. "' ,.aa.tCNid ~ _. . ,.. -· Ia,.-- - - ....... ~llii,JOa.m.111Mlliquitw. "'-t ... A5PO tilt IMIIazr Ttdln~ ~··"'"''"---· Balkan Oe-.s wiU Of Ptf'lonni09 clanco SUOI., from 6ul91f\1. - £n91and It Artpart< Sunclay. May 10 at 7 PJ!\. Tickets av011<1~ at Tid<elfon outle!ts. ''* Thursday Night Llvt with J.,.. Clml Qulftl!t will lnltt.lto a new ~"9 P<Q9tom In th~ Elllc~tt Comp4U. Jau musicians and llll'5 •r• lnvtttd to stop b)' I'Orttr ~r~:;:.a between 10 p.m.·l o.m. tomorrow. u..Jal!.and ''ConvtrsatloM In thO Arts" Estllor'Harrlott dbcusS.s the lmpiiQ!Jons ol Ae19111·s D<;Ogtt cut5 ror t:be ~· wlt!l the d irectors of the Albrtght-Knor Art catleoy: Arts Oovoi6P<Oont Stcvkos. and Studio Arena today ot 5:30 p .m . on lnttrnotlon.aJ Ceble. C'hlnlltl 10. " A Comparilo~ of.. tilt C and P~f Progromml09 Llnguagn•· gllltn b)' Noraln Cthanl Friday at 3:30 p.m. If\ . - , 41 . 4Z26 RldQe LN. - TOOOJ .....,d lbmOITOW. till new offiat or AlcQhol A-tnoSS In t25 C~mont. MSC, will bo otrmno Ire« tof1M and IXIOkll5 to .a who - " '· Thoy will w .,. from 1-11 pm. Whllo you re Ul«t. trY one of 011r ntw q - o s Staff mtmbtnof Alcol>ol Awamoss Will 0t on hand \'0 o n - queftlot\s "'* tllf ~. Squl<t. and"""'"""' WilliS staff mee!ln9 today ot 10 p;.m. In tilt CoodyNr l.oungf. All StOff rnust ilttencl In orwr to ha~~e a show "Cr1minOIQ9y of tho Corporation aod flo9ula~ linfornrMnt" given by Agjlonlllgan of tho Unlvorslty or c:.iitorlllo et lllrt<o!y frodlr 1.06 O'llran. AC. ._...,In " My Wlft'S - -- It 7 p.ro, 11\d "'Tho Blad<smfth- ''1'111 81tlll09 Butle!r" ot 8 p.m. too.oy in the SQUire . Oonreronce n.tor. _ " AIIcl'olle$tauRnt'" _ , . , . at 4•30. 7, and 9:30 p.m. ' U8 JUfglltlg Club meet$ tDilay at 7 pm In 337 SQuire. For mort lnfor'mlltion call 636-4688. SGuth tost Aslin - . , _ . tDilay .. 1 --~---Ellicott. p.in. I n - WcidmotllhNttr. - · In tht · - v s Fnoonla~teC'*9f.G2).I'I!elleflold. -a.- CO..rd _ , . . . .. 4 p.m. Ill 23d SQurt TOOIJ I p.m.;-> lndWOIIJ<I!'S T..- Mld Al!d at llrocl<port 0( CIMtors will -,..,., ~---~m~-· - ™~""" -·~Softbll ... ~ ~· ~ (2). ""*- flolcl. Z:30 p.m.: ~ ~ _ t o _ a _ t D p n w n t < N I O - - to ~- sqwe ...._ 1<, 6;!0 p.m. eel:-· ue .....,....--~·&p.m. In thO Fllmaro .. '*----Allonl. SQun .. discuss OC1IVftln. • Uf.....,...~ -10day..-aam.tn3345Quh ~~-· - iMti "' . \ atbl'flatn ......,.._........, _ _ at9;30P.m.ln IS ~-- =:" - AIM. meets f"r1cc;ty It S p.m. In 200 AIISfla..aiiiMI.Sef,..,..,~lltA P.tll. llllllle~--.r.-.-liiiii!"U· C<*gt,- flodl. I p.m. Fr~My. SOftbolot Houllilton COIII1If. l'lrlt """"'"' Clllfonl l'llm. 10 I( llun 'lllll bo SUfl!l8y It 10 aiM. 111t COIIrV ,.. tJogcn In £llloctt Plrldno lot' 1'3• Umllod , . . . _ _ Mloblo tho day or.,. taa!. ~~Sill CIUII- S11at1n9 Party Apr1127. $2 M Ctloaortiut>atftca. 12.50 Itfile ciOar. Slclto - - 'I . ™" 1 - In loAINIIg JwJtn drGII In n a mte11ng Of tho 1ppan Jllllo Club an Moncloy end Thurlllly night ot 7:30 f.m, ...s s.nor-., • l , . . , OWII .... ......, , . _ IMMIIg Aprl !It Ill 4 p.m tn•,_, 3. =--T:...-;:a=-::r ~~ W::J..":~ ~wu~~e.-. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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SA ~easarcr "'-t Moore b<llna Cbr ANC's ""~""" for $15,000 II "a 1>11 eaceoslve,.. b• said hr can r - lhr orpni!atioa reccivina ..anywhere from " ·000 to $10,000 ... 1M Ahm.ttrlw has, rorm<rty ~mo.... as 1M Oth<r Olor, bad been publiokJna for .-rty two yean before: il dlnotved in Jaeult)l. Throuahout It< controversial Clist-, thr pipet .malntaJnrd I ~ ~. wually printina artlcla that ~ nuclear enu,y, the mllltary OAd ............. llelel by a easb flOw ptoblrrn eatllct thls ,_, oad, eeeonlina to tlile paper'slut W..., tbreelaled by "evil, polilieal _..;or." f r - SA, 11teAI-~ hasdiJcontlnU<d pablbdaa sllortly an.. Oll'lltnw break. ''bill_..... Acc:ordi"'10 ANC iutcritD Presiclc:aLSt~ ~one. lhr 0<J*11izaticm now a>IISiaU>of ....,... oew IDC:II>IIoa wllo are all clc\'olod 10 formina., alteraal"" ~. rcprdlcs or lhr -"'ioa !beY may a>ofroot. "h'a an up-hill banle," Cerone remarked, "but thae'4 no doubl ill my !Iliad that we'll bt able to comr 0111 1nlb a o<wspaper." Hcuid that if SA fundiio&'falb tbro&llb, ANC ..W appn>acb Sub1lollrd and 1be Oraduaoe Scl>deol Aosociitioll for ... ist&nce. .. Ootrone, bo-, does not antJ!ipalc havin& IO jo bc)'OIId SA. " l tblnk tloey'D live w MOUab money to come out with a few ltsua.., they eon decide whrtber tbey lilte w or noa." Rilldn called 1h11 predietio'n "a pnuil>itity, but 1101 necessarily a probablity." N.,..cu..., ANC-.so ... - - - PNM~ng an eft.,.,..,_,..,..,., lor,..,,.., Cumnt until T1w Aftunotiw p,_ folded in January. Because of repeated conrnc:u betworn th~ two papeta, however, the ANC is DOt assured that it oow ..W bt able to moV< back in. SASll eoa111c1 "W~ 'U talte any spa« we can ..,, " When asked if he would have cnouah time Ootrone laid, "but we won't push for that next year 10 devote 10 bcKh SASU..,.. the some room. We doa't waat to sun up ANC. catrone Aid be does 1101 f~ too an)'lhina apin." "Tbe old pipet made a lot or lllislates." bia a ptnblem. "'Tbeft on three SASU • Aoeordilla to T1w Onrmt '$ Man.aiiDa hr explained. "It didn't handle lbe~ cldcptes . . • it's oae of • - jobs tblot Eclitor 1tobat ~. 1111: ANC's .....,_ Aaociation thr rilht war. it Fla,al ... yOU caa Pill il>lo It as much u 1'<\11 - .'' hr on 1110\'ina booclr iAio :10? ''could dcf'Mdy e:splained. CIIIKIOIIIC proiJien>s," but br Rf-..1 10 A'f The inlcn.. ANC Presidcm uid tbe new Rllldli.wlloxneduaSASU~Iut ~his- -.ld f o n u l l y pa....W. Will "noc bt as crudoe as tbe old ,...,,raid there ~milht" bt poc.al time .,..,.. ..,.. orill bt a :'&ood aveoue r.,. people. COGflia, but "it '1 IIOIMlhq the tka 1Jw C\ormot ~ E4itor111--cllicf'-bdloews 1ta.:e ill .....,... ill n.. wllo arc ~.journalism .._;or. to wriiL Cor a ~esCift-0011.'' Jla even if lbe ANC pU Tor a ~,..,..,.. olfdto oloo - l b e ANC. ~I pool*"-•• il will COOifiont t1w dilllallt !.1M doa't - wl!y lite ANC ......., tate catronc, who is also one or til= UB dclqaoes to th< St udeot AssocilliOCL of the Slac< Unlvmily (SASU), said .the 25-member ANC will not uS< 1hr name Alturrarlw l'rrss for lu publication. Altbouah the new pape< will ha~ a "liberal~ype" phDQIOPbY lite fu ptedceessor, Cattone ~ tbetumultuow hl11ory behind Tit• Altunotlv« Pra. of the decisions and will bt hdd responsible for any "mllllkr:$:'' He added thai a business manaacr wiU II< employrd to keep tbt paprr's financial sl""'tlon SIJibl~ ... ........., ..-...... .................... a -a-· r....-. .__. · m bedie-." ~~~~~~~i:~i!~~~~i~~~~~~~·~:::_ ~G-~ __·--~-~----~----O-f-1111:---~ -------~ ____ "__ ~ _·, ~ , -- ·- M.ltaWcs,tlile ............ br__ Uni..,slty President Robert L. Kftter told • poup of lcadina lllhletlc .,_.,..,, orr1Ciab Thunday tllll be bad ,... to m.Ue • dcciJioo on wbclha to uparadr UB to Divbion I, and !hal hr would - h i s il>leotiom in two~• Spcaklna 11 a cloaed door seosioro in Capen Hall, the President cliscusscd a series of new prDI>OSils with Scbdcnl ADoc:illioo (SA) omc:ials. alumni reptescntlllves and Alhlotk Deputme<U Dinaors. One informed 10urce revealed that it b "ptnbabk" lhot if lhr Presidcn1'1 decision i> favorable, h.c ..;u annour= it 11 a pteas conferen"'. If Keuer rulea opin51 the ptoposal, however, hr will do so at a oloscd door m«tina. simi!..- 10 Thunday•s session. The propOS&! K<etrr is contemplllln& wu submilled by a select commluce and calls for a 11adual uparadina or inu:n:olleaiat< athktlcl to Divi!.ion I . It al5o calls for impro~ Women's sporu. utlmatrd ri• months behind schedule, the NFTA was forced to concede the utiUty tine p1ymen1 llebale, hopiq to ovtfl any further loss or tlmt. The NFTA then decided 10 I<S aside $227,000 IO bond thr Ulillty tioe work. Nool, In • atta.pt 10 tnalce \IP ror t1w 1o11 titDc. aome workers win Ullllll982. ButroJo•s J..i&llt Rail-Rapid lll<.witJ lt-10 ~ Troosit (l..IUU) ~ is o:apcaed · tbe lllido:nlb, wbilo other crews wll A rcc.., N~ Fro01icr to br """'''i<Sed iD Atri or IIJII.S, iuWI the rail tracb in thr middle Tru1pan11ioo Aulloclril7 (HFfA) with the dowMoWB ................ orlbellreeU. a.aaa rr a e.t, Clllill& lor tb£ Milia Sllnol >laltd lD bt ..,.,....ed .,.;m- dooiow or a dowMoWII iDIO a pedcslriao aul. l1oe ~ OIJ mloorilie$. not ofrdally uc:doa of Mila Street to whicotlat- IJOWid ponion of the lriDSit line uafllcl ... . _ , Oly ofli<i* ..W nm do"" the aUcldlc of Main ialonned ol lhr c:looina. ..... ouu.,e d at tile method or aad tarorlated do•atowa sa-. chos~o by l1oe ioopetus for thr ..tJ dooin& •••oUJiccmenl NfTAa.w- Alia! Dtkdcl>rw>. 11lt 10 ..... MaiD su- ~-'Via Ill NFTA t... ...... MFTA off1Ciab notified ............ s.ec:a ...... ........ si& ... wbidJ ill oclleduled for J - ..;..., callod for a . . _ or LRJil" eMil offOded """'""'iildividually. ............. in lbe Tbcater Diltria, Tbe iataalioa "((" """ to bold • . . . . . .. Tbe NPTA'a...._, ........s • paodiQ& remain poolllic _ . , . • ., vnspecir...t and _..,._lklawsuitwos-w. ,.~ --.o ~ ..... ooJiodlor • die City.., . . - -· ....._..... • , ..... -we . . .. l """" ' on tbe to B•ffalo Truaportailoo Nl'I'A Of" adic)o ~ ....W the c c ~._,- --~.,lllllilyliaos .aila&ao&'"' tcll1111 atrllad .,......u.NPTA """'- ......... by ph!jilor-Wikia: .............. Dlll<debnoll lold the Nlrr:A asks for ---... Main St. ....... _... ...... __ . dosing ... ........... . . . ~ tollaa~llat- ........... '""""* Willi ~Madre UtaTpnojoa- ........... .._nee b...w-...-. Local bwineamen claim dw thr prcm11ure c:looina will virtually destroy tbeil '"fferina ent&priseo. hampered in rec<nl months by ciiSiomer lnocc:ast11ility-<lue to tn~rfic hindercn«S raused by prtlimiftary traD* line 01)111h11<lioa. The buooi-. arc ...,.....,..., by .... Theater Disarict ADOC:iatioa, a 11oop wbidJ icludeC busincsa:s, .-er ....S llrtisuoftbe orca. - Association Prmdau GenJd n.. ~"""· "We W<ft williq lD 1m: with .... problem, but ..-. doa' .,11t1t NFTA cluonilinl thr rules in tht mlddlr or t h r -." l1oe NFTA maiD~ns tbal by dollma Main Strert durin& the WOl1ll -'>er .....,.., ratbrr tbao waitin.a uncit o~xt Winlrr, c:oostnx:lioa CIOSIS caD bt C'Ul. However, critics daim thai the early announ......,nl will only delay propua .... furtha... thre:alened court injunctios pose a mena« ro contioU<d _ . . .. Thr Theater Disui<1 Asloc:iat;oo ~told �__ ___ _ , _ ......, ... " l.ft . . . -..--~·- . . . . 0 " - ,..., .............. - ... - .... - V~oljence plagues El Salvador .. Th<'fe are three cloaorl for ~ 10,000 El SalvadorianS, three OUI of every Ovec~ildten die be(o,. the or nve, 4() percent or the enti~ population :'V'IOience is pan o r our history. il has been imposed can't read, .. Veluquezliscedcochecrowd. Hedaimed upon us, u Marion Velasquez told a Haas L4unae the El Salvadorians have built a strong c:oberenc libtra1ion movement becauS-e' of that nation's social crowd or app'roximately ISO, Friday. Vduquez, a member. of the El Salvadorian and economic Ills. ,t\coordina co Velasquei. ..p<opl< can no longtr live with its situation." ·Democratk Revolulionary Front (FDR),delivered 1 cbiltina account or che chronic violence whicll has piqued his Cencral American homeland ror ell< past Ltll half centwy. A~using El Salvador's pall nlllitary Cicina hiJ personal involvement in El Salvador's dictatorships of commictina virtual aenocide on the scruaal< for liberation, Velasquez related a sobering Salvadorian p<ople, Velasquez deed several &ruesom< ICC:OWll of hiJ panicipacion in I 197S dernon<Cration incidenu When: govmunducroops murdered his reno~ mareh. Seem and lack ina any emotional displa)-., h< coun1rx_mm · recounted 1he very ••bloody and tra&ic"' e\>'C:OIS wbich A<c:ordina to V~lasquez,_ '"be.n the people or ~I transpired chac day. Velasquez recalled the cold Salvadof UOied an ~SUITCCIIO_n,-111 pro~C$1 Of Ihe poor blooded killin1 of his &irlfritnd and Ibe masuaina of econonuc . and soaal ~.n<hhons wtuc-h beKt the ~ Sah·adorian students .. ho,look part in the march on counlrY._..n 1932, cbc mduary quashed the revolt by San Salvador's snttts • killin3 30,000 peasants ... That was ~-4 pcr<cnt of cbe · a>tire Salvadorian population," Vtlasquez noted. Velasquez said he and his fdlow FOR members at< Tbe inddt:Dl ~ a shock wave of .. inaaion,.. decllcacedto lh< 1011 of cearin& do"·n l~t e•istin& social a«:ordinJ to Velasquez. Salvadorians were 100 ...rrald order and cnalin1 a more just and <plicarian soa.ty co act," be said, addinachac .. the 1930J through the tnstead. W< wane "co brina about a responsible: 1950s" •ere dw'l<'ltriud by paS&hity, nurtured by ao•emmenc," yrlasquu said. "':""""Y penmc o( cbe rear. For tilt JWI SO,...,., it was common practice fa< peasaniS lilt wuh us, the C.thobc Cll'!n:h as ,.~ as cbe JO\'O'l)m<ftl 10 punish dissenters by cboppinJ o(( ma~y S_<Jm<niS 0~ lilt_ ~alvadona~. baseness their beads anil publldy cli<p.,oiD& them In tbe =era! c:ommunuy, are contaoned woe hen 1M FOR.. be added. Vdasqfra· said the ~R wantS co liberate the plaza. Velas4uez ittfonnecl his atc<>~li>e aui!itt~ce. ./ country, 6uc noc by a kfiost ovenhrow. He orplalned 10 Uode Sam cbe mostly Sllldcnc audknce chat w)11u is occurring in A<c:ordina to Vdasquez EJ Sal\'lldor's oliaarcilic his country is not alerc \'tr$US right c:onfronwion "'ilh that by ''labelini all Ibe ,OC'flter aesina as judae, buc rather extreme poveny JO\'<ttln>encs disc:overecllona iU dissenters Ccmmunist, chey muld Fl aid and apiiiSI •~creme "<lhh. ecooomlc: assistance from the Unitt<! States. •: He said 1 Velasquez accused the Western pr~ of ina<a~ratdy chat US economic aid has helped El Salvador's. reponln&the sicuation, whidiO<'tordinstoVdasquezis oppmsivetnilitary jvamas "ti&hcm ~»nttcW' over che ~hy he came co UB. aa>eral poP.U)atioo. Vduquez appealed co audienc<; mcmbers to ac-tively •Vdasqoez claimed that every time Salvadorianl resist cbe mounlina US war effort in El saJvadO<. He dC'fOooratica!IY dea a •eadFf, the sovernment calltd said Americans have enough probkTM Which need co fraud, and subsequently, every oow e~tloo In' ,which be addressed. He ciled the senseless kiUings of black the incumbents were drfcaced the aovemmenl ohUdren in Atlanta. He called ~pon ""'tricans to do uncovered wtOnJ doini ...The elcctorial process was what was """""sary co ilOP the drift cowards inc~ed not workina." Velasquez explained. suppon and possible mUhary involvement irr Central "Today we are fl&ltcina a warto brina about peace," America. Velasque.r. uraed Amerieans to protest as Velasquez insisced, addin& .. yOu C4nnot blame a man they did durin& che Vietnam War. fa< defendln& himself... He maincainecl Ihac present El Salvador is noc 1\.mtriea's baclc)'ard, ac:c:ordin& to fl&htina Is a direcc result or cbe ruthless oppression Velasquez, buc is now a prden, wh= Sllvadonans .,.hicb has existed fa< the pose half ceotury. wane co be the aardencrs. • • br Jotepll B . Zl!lpk Ntnk>no/ £dlt1H aa• aio You'D be amazed at all the opportunities .and advantages the Anny otTers· men and women with , ~N • degrees: , - - - SA.SU AD HOC--------~ COMMITTEE MEETING · ' .llill1laa alaries and beorllt$, lndudl~~~t a Ub.!f'1111..,._peley, ~ • .... UfP lllilll7 ,_ - ' - 1 aad pnl(elllonal . . . . .~Ana) N.- II a ' 1' DMII Gllcer• • "- ............ far....-; .......... .........,.. .....,, - .. 0 ', 2 .. ,... wldl lhe ~ Mdl:ltl, .................... .,,_....,. A '1111 ct..e ~ lnYei; . . . to • tllf tlliiiJp )'Oil aVoJ. • o, .., .. ...., ,.. .......... rals, ._.... c.ll coli«l 10 311-6'7'7491 - The Arllly Nurse Corps. .... _............ . . :-.-......a.. r--·--~----·-·~----------------------------~~ :F..-.0. ......-- : ,..... ..... IJ.I. .......... .. . : ~------------~~--~----------------~ ~ ~~-~~~--~._--~~~--~-;~ ~~----~~~~----~~ : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ANYONE· ~who wattts tO work . AGAIN§T Reagan budget cuts '. �i.. Tomorrow Senate to debate teacher guidelines I 2 Student ASsoomon (SA) Llirector of Academk: Affain 3 ~'!:"~!.he point iJ that you oecd oomc son of f A proposal that S<ts spec; roc in>trU<tlonal aulddineS for University fac:ultJ mombtts be submlued to tbe ..m f11C1JIIy Smote tomotTOW by the Commiuee on Academlc FrcedotD and R..ponsibilily. The proposal SW<llbal iiJ purpose is only "to Jiv< >om< offtcial sanction 10 procedures whicb the <OIN'IIinot ra::osnius aie follo..'cd by lbe areat majority of Cacufty mcmben.'' The oommill« hopes .liS aulddines will serve u a point of refe1cntt for faeulty...,udenrtdatioftlhlps. At the heart of the,plan is t he C:OUrs< outline whicl) if adopted, would be rottivcd ~ each uudent at tbe bqinnlna of th< court~<. A=nlins 10 student rqor<S<I\OOw; on tbe eommlu<e Lauren Shapiro Ibis will make it easier forstadtnt>to undaaand what they are 1o do durin& a sernes~<r, "Goals ,.... datlrled aad Oludenu koow what i'l ~ of th<m." Jbe "'!ded. Chair-man of the Ac:ademic Freedom aad ':."' R..ponsibilily Commit!« Ed..m Ouyea declined ~ eomment Friday claimins it is ·•anappropriaac bc'fore Tuesday's mettina. i; (}ppo$1tloa Sbapiro said she Ope<U opposition from faculty members who feel the plan "trl<s 10 putteaeh<n mto a mold.•• PointinJ o ut lhat lhc committee wa.s composed of both f><:ully and Rudenu. Shapiro cmphl<ized, ''tho" (molding) arc not our intendons." The Rudent <epresentatlve fiOI<CI;--UThe proposal recommend• only the form and not lh< content of tbos< c:ourse requi......,u.." To jolsDfy b<r arJUIDCIII, Shapiro cited a New York Stale ,::ommiulon of Eduatioo ~ ""'uirina thai "!he objealves of nc:h curriailum and iu .....,... shall b< defined and Gnd • ; pubU>hed." A ~Ia"';< i~ in~uded in .•.he pro_P?AJ.wh~h do<l allow ' Fo: as.,.b of a COutS< ..,. dearly defined by this proposal-<:t>urs< requiranenu. aeadcrnk: · eonL<Dl;· for • ~Q . .w!¥n unantiCIJ)al~ ru~~~ aradiA& policy, and the facult)''s manbtt's oCfoee requtte tbaL ~d when t.hesc sltuauons anse•.''asks hours. These deal with requited .-!iQ&S, asoiartmen<>. that teachocn "''~ ~ SUI~u and pr~ an ond other faaors that aenerally affe<t a uudent's rma1 opponumty for dtKVs.>on •illl uudmu pnor to arade. maklna a final decision." Additionally, measure• are included to addrm some For the majoniY of the faculty, followinc the spearoc complaints which havo :>risen in the pa.~ . For suidelin<-. should pose no dlfficullles Shapiro c.umple. the proposal calls for corrected eums to b< maintained. "I wouldn't say it's a really bia problem,'' made available to 51udenll for moicw. It also mandate> she opined. "I do t~ink It's absolutdy MCeSAtY j UR thai ronaJs b< aiven .. schedvled durin& ...... "Uland fe>< Ibe pro~lem c:asa." the last •eek or classd. SA has endorsed the proposal and Shapiro expla.nc:d "Set tin, aside the~< •ulddioes as too ricid is a she "ould Uk<to «<tho Senate approve the idea. " We millak<," Shapiro said. "1\n)'lhins Y"'Utr would b< want it to be a joint student·teacher projea," she too ambiRuous -and lrrdcva.nt." This put yur'1 noted . by Jowplt SIIDO• raill>t not ba•e bad tbal biJ a role in /rfiiJtll•lttt Uitor determio.ina • •hue the new lnc:ome would ao: (3) Because lhe Trustee. raised tuition so The State buda<t procoess- at tim<~ rc:scmbliA& • lfOUP of chfldreo tryina 10 ruolve .., ~~r~un~au-is ffi>ally windiA& doW'II, and lbeScote UniYttOicyof New York (SUNY) tw ,.-alked .,..., n<itb<r a winner nor a lo59> but ratloc:r "blaekmailed" low OlayiA& out o[ the dispul~. • • SUNY. one o f th< blaa..• sinal<enthleslhe Slat< bas to fund and ofl<n the ccn1e1 of attention dunna budcu time, ..... positioned on the Jidclioc this )W a lbe GovcmO<, th< Nlanbly and tbe Smote battled ovu issu.. such u M<O!Cald and Medlcare. SUNY'• pi4<ltmtnl .,... initloted by HUJII L. CVey, ond malnaain<d IIY "blackmail": The E•ecutive Buda<t would indicat< a shonfall in SUNY's &cneraled lnoome, f01dna lbe Nation's lllfiC'Il pub& h\J)Icr ed...,.lon Sfllcrn 10 r<Sior< iu 0,.11 funds throullll a tuition incr<uc:. In oth<r wo!ds, Carey appaaently mad< an IIV«ment with SUNY Chancellor Oirlon R. Wharton whereby uude.nts. rather than tht Slat<1 ~·ould usumr the i~ <OR of malnWIIina tbe SUNY systaD o<JCI year. II ,.... done in such a that n'U)'thinc fen n<1dy into pia«: (I) Catep•'IOI< a U'<mendouubortfall into th< ooeome o!TS<t portion ofSUNY's budatl \ - (2) Tb< SUNY Board of Trustees were ln pressurcd Into P!'f"l'!f t lllftion 1 within ,!he bu<lact't ase; • bad !bey wt~!Cd any 1oaarr. 'they quickly. tht Legislature wu relatively powerl... to rts~orr the huse amount or money needed to ocpte such an increase. Carey worked it out so lllat •ben April rolled around, SUNY would be content with iu money and ,.ould not b< In Ihe middle of the annual budael md« in Albany. Th< burden of making up the addillon·aJ $20 million SUNY knew it n«ded 10 adequMdy sustaio itsdf-tbouch pirlrd up by lh< Lqislature JaR rea~->..s Stmply placed on SlUdenU thli year. ••Y re:. Jo;e• •loJ 1 Analysis Wbil< SUNY's C.nu-al Admini>tra~ion obvio...Sy does not like w ... an increase in tuition. tht prospect of acuioa the lqislalwo to aive SUNY a major rts~oration ~ tn:. rov. Stftntd insurmountable. SUNY knt"' il would need money to ••'0 supplement Carey's allotment, and as a result of tho Governor'• shrowdness. it qrecd tbal student s ·~• th< Qllly pcoplo 10 tum to. '1 am con'i....!1rom lbe way th< budcef was put forv.-.rd that a tuilion fiSt' -.;u be the outcome," Unlvenity Praident Robert L K<tter told the Faculty 'Seuale E.ucutive <:ommin« lw than one w«k after the E,1<ec:utivt Budltt was <eleucd in J anuary. • 1 ' 1t's politieal()' Wriltcl lhal W&y:" !' ' ''I hive i lfOOCI r<dlnslhal there was a deal b<tWC<II Carey aJid Whortoo;'' Presid<ru of Aupciation of tho State Unl•mhy Jim S.rrn said one week lattt. EM<tly what wiH happen next rear when Carey sit> down IO \\-J)rk OUI the EJcc:cutive Bud1<1 b a far ~ mY~~ttY thaD v.tw ...;u lllc. Stud<nl bapP<O IIIII )-.at Whal toe dllSl SCitl<s Ill Albany. Carey • ill bqill an dealon )-..r-b<i l lb< 10' tmor.,.. scnator- and juj how he ..;u uk' ftu'\ w~ ' pro...tss i reprds 1o SUNY rcmllilts 10 be s«n. ' "The University's Future, =-: The N·e w President, and You" Open Forum with your representatives to the Presidential Search Committee. Friday, April 2·4, 1981 in Haas ~lounge, 1~30. a.m.-12:30 p.m. ~ Sponsored by SA and GSA. - �~ ,_j 1 1 3156 SquiN Hall : ! ..;;=.;' ~;;:;;;~::::;'· :; ~' · ~~:··~==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=:;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;~· ~- ...,~ 1 ~ '' The A rt History Department & Undergraduate Association are sponsoring: . .. . HWorks In PrqfJress " with lectures by ·· ~ Dr. Oprothy Glass:"Neither Pifg,;mage'Nor Crusade: '~ Romanesque Sculputre in Campagnila" ~ Dr. Card'l Zemel: "Van Gogh's Images of Weaver's at Brabant'' f Tuesday, April 21st at 8:00 pm Room 234 Squire Hall, Main St. Campus - .• ."'!"-~--------UUAB Announces . Closing . -:-:--·Ills blred lllon>ey ltlclllnl IJppos of .....,__, olded mO .,..;>e to c:oordiMte 1111 poouible lepl effort. "Wr:- bavo b een ra- aaioa. AllbcN&b lhc MaiD Screa, dooiolldlle lutDiboiqoe•otlaccd, aources ~- IUt fbW approval Qf theJilll< dalelsmtftly a formality. ''Tho c1ecU1on v.asn't dtiseled In none, •• A brilon lOid Tltl Sp«trvm. "MaiD Sl- b-'t been cto.. d yet, altbouah experimct tdls .,e tbac after listeain&. to 011t ~ncs, the NPTA will eomc: to the aame d<cision, 111~. " endnaioalalll)' ill or die .-pid truslt project all alonL" ooac.eoclod Aboloocl. Now, die ~ of c:loofna hu lllerecl llle lhilltila or some, IDCiodilla MaiD Street c:lodlilla IIO<e owoc:r Jules OlanzbcrJ.. u we were told from tile ~ by lhc NPTA 0.. 1"0 laMs l>{. tral!ic would be or- UIIIJ1 1.be subway opem," CllaDzbera told die Q)wler EJqxr:ss. "I'm a llnlo ' IDY wbcr sipledaiO.yearleuefora ....... and .....,. store based 0.. two IID<S 1 T17 to . .. . . ·'fklna opened." Without that , Many sources bdi<vc tb.c-{be"' lfr'o mlled traffic, Glanz.b;r& clollina announcement has sc-"ady bdi<vcs that bis business could be damii&Cd the aood rappon wtoidl ruined. bad Cllisted betwecn bu<lncsunen In li&bt of such predictions, t~ and NPTA officials IInce the Theater DiSlria Association bas ine<peion of th< LRRT projca . IIO(bd unanimously to r<quost that Cited u a key to the project's the NPTA allow one lane of traffte 5UCCUS was die hannonious manner to remain open alona Main sireea in »hlch City, CcSunoy, Staie and untR· the April, 198S completion Federal oraanlutions worked date. TM transit project <ails for the tOScthcr. In addltln, the fa.vorable support construction of two IS.fOOt 'wide lanes open on each side of t.Wn Street to accommodate emer~CDCY traffic. In addition, Pearl and Wuhinaton Str~u (both Pf<$01\tly one-way southbound roods) may be converted into two-way strect5. One hundred Metro buses- makin& an estimated 600 daily rons downtoWn-and the daily Row or 20,000 ears an o>q><aed to utilize Pearl and Was!Unatoo. bolh runnin& panlld to Main Street. The lOth Annual Folkfest Featuring: • Free ·workshops • Art Exhibitions • I \ e Free Ehild Care and e Sft ............. A similar "pedestrian mall" saup "llS implemented in 11168 in Minfte_apolh, Minnesota. Ac.cordina to Minneapo"lis Do.....,tOWll Coupcil Excaltivc y-..., Presidcot 0 . 0. Gay . ...•r~a • Concerts' by Night: • v 6osinesses ~ sales~ • follo"illl OO<npktK>n of the mall, also dosed I() vehicular traffic. Gay attributes .th< ,....,.,.. of Nicollet< Mall to· a huae promotional catnpaill). A "mall pany" ,.,.. held oo the first annivcnary, "ith free hot docs and blrthday eake provided lOr the shoppers. Durir~athe first winter. a snowmobile race enravapnza was held, drawina interested citiu:ns. ln additiOn, Minneapotis City officials pushed for an Improvement of store fron ts by tbe Individual businesses. Tbe C&n)pai&n has becn so "1u«USful, that the city plans on extendina the mall anotMr four blocks past its current ei&ln·block l<t~&th. '-. "Tq ' say that you'r< &ain& to build io mall. and then expec:t people to ~~do~ iii• "'01\'! biiiiPCft,;' c., toW . Tioc~ "Prornoti011 is a key." l·I«JCJTTE'S -~ APR(L 25th at I prn Square Dance -.Fillmore Room, Squire TICKETS: _, $4.00 Studen~ - $6.00 Student Package $5.00 General.-: $8~00: General A~on Pac~age . -i ...... I 1k._ ~., 0. .,......., _ .rca.w.·... FREE �a\ Falsehood robs Post of Pulitzer Prize brDI""c.Jb Jlsl.ist.,t Fmtn £dilt:N The lin< ~, _ jownall&m and foctlon iJ at times a vay r... ooc iDdecd. ThiDp Hunter ThomPJOn wrilt~ ofttntM.I«t one wonder wbdhor or DOl he maybe .Sidina t.he Wly a bil. Is DA'I trmslated Into r.alon thai btu!? RekDo•l>ed aulbot Kwt Vollfttllll Jr. •n><e, "Th<rt arc: ~. be (the joumalilt)caa't !Uehb reader, whereas the fiCtion wrilercan take tile reader anywhere ••• iD cae lbctt'• oom<~bioa wonll ICdq." A prot>!=, a Lltse ooc In faa, wW eriK, wheD _..iol> is failed to bt mllde bet.._ the two. ~ Sepc&abtr 1M WaltilolfOtt Post ...., a Jlary mtitled "Jimnli'• World" whicb erooaed the IIDa. Coorcuina tbal lilt r.llricaed oubllantial poniocls or llle Plllillu< Prill< winDilla JlCifY this pal wuk, a111bor J - Coot& lou created rills wllicb haoe rodced lbt wwtd of jourulism . In an ediiDrial followilla t11e ............ 71W fokw Yon r.-s lli4 sucb ., aa •'polsocu the eoaunlalty. •• .o....t.r-• Labfliaa tile picu diff..-1)1 may have alleviated a sipir- pan or tbc problem, ct.inJed us Ena1itJ> professor ABA H&Mrcll. ''I un llelthcr aaulna her oct nor llodlna her motiwllolt," said Had:dl, "bul lilt could have done what sht did &l>d c.llod it focdoo baed on.racts." Cldq -pioi. IIICh u Oriana fallad's 1'lw Mllfl and Nonnal Maler's .&blew Son,, she bdlevcs people amerally enjoy fllldillc«n dement or tnah ln sueb works. •'II - on error In fonn.'' Haskell Aid, bvt also "an ethical mistake.'' .. l l? l f ! ~ ~ J H ~ Coote, Wbo ,ioioccl the WashinaJoo ·· surr in 1!179 wltll a limited joomaJiJli<: *karound and what was lat<r rnaled to be a ridional edoc:atioaal IMcklrow><:. used tbe ......, or pll)'lbl tbmus 10 sidestep disdosin& her - r - . lleQiamiD Bradlee, EMdltiw: Editor of the Post, claimed in a foltw York l1111es article. "We,..,. ata dead end. you ather bc::ticwed her Ot you did 0014'' ~•This was a nuke,'' Strftth said. uln no WI)' should anyone looe persp<aiw: on hoooriD& the prMJqa or confidentiality. W.• need to police ourselves st<rn<r so It doesn't happen lone'''· .. t ~' ·o.... ...· In Cooke'• C&K lbouah, her fldive details lacked essential Ioiii<' ••d evmtualf5. made evayone view the onick as IUipeet. "Jlt!Jmy's World," deaJlna......Uh the pliaht or an ei&ht yeat-old heroin addict, is 1101 at all impouible 10 envision. b4.1t Yariou5 clues led authorities invutipdna "Jimmy's'' case tO question hs validil.y. Policemen worklna on th< eue pointed out several pittlina occurenees in Tht The cthlc:\1 question that lmmedllllely cropped up at the Ntw York Times. OIISd of Cooke'• exposure wu whether a reported hu lbe Font, Cooke stated that "Jimmy, " a primary <ehool fi&bt to Withhold the Identity or a source. Many vital news 51udent ""Yed a1 school only for his math clus. Bcin& in on< relcueo have come about Is this fashlon- th< Watcraate clusroom for th< dura1ion of lbt day, as Is the east with scandal btina lilt , _ prominent- and ...... Smith or lht many rimary schools. it would bave bten easy to notice11 cbild .. ~ - Bliffalo E'otnin1 N~ believes "tile entire news busin<11 >bouldn't bt maJianed bc:caux or on• bad apple." Normally it Is. ruk or t.hllll\b lbat reporters 103kt known the ldcnlity or UDIWDed coofMI..,..to tbdr editor. aeeordina to Smllh, a ruk lbal is absolutely necessary. AI for lbe IDc:ldeDt lbal oec:ured involvin& lbe Post, Smllh bdlevcs It as much the fault or the editor as the wriler. "II iJ one thin& to tnut an older reporter," saki Smith. " There is a 4an&ct or oocne )'OUihful rcportors ovcrdoin& lh< confiC!enliality." ........ . .:~ "!I :?o ~ 1. · ~- \~ ~· --~~'=-- ~ :. -- .Pc,L-.t,.: ~ £~-7:,~:~ : ... . '4i:l .,1-~~.:.- • ~ ;r_.;;o,. I lea,.;na. i ~- •. '- : _..· Also, the question . , _ as to why "'Ould lbJs boy talk 10 Cook<. In addition, accordina to Cooke's Slory, the youn~~S~cr had btcn takin1 hc:roin for three year• recclvina no monttary rcimbuncmau. After confcsslna 10 lbt fabrication, Cooke r<Sianed from her position and forfeited the PuUtzc Prize that the aory rt<:eived, "In tod•y's world,'' Smfth reasonrd. ''today'' story is roraoucn comorrow:· "The lit," lllld the Ttmn editorial, "is the niahtmarc of the newsroom.•• Quarter-Plus Some believe·life begins after 25 s~ bands her assia;nmmt 1ft on time. She is M~ late to dan arM! when her professors ask for des. reaction, she is alwa.>" the ftnJ penoo 10 ...... her hand. H<r "'-'>aaes call her a brown· and saicUr whal she Cll)fftet'l lbe pro(essoc for • afler-dass disc:Ussion. "I worked for siJt years btfore l'ftumin& to collea<," Sue. 27, explained. "1 aiU wort at my schoolwork as If I were btina paid for ia:· Sue's attitude iJ <ommon for older rtturninc .Rudmu. h it. however. an auitudt which 11litnact1 uadltlonal Slt>dtiiiS and fruscrates nonuadhfonal ··~u.rnces-.'' Proj«t Quarter·PIUS. W>d<r the direction of Division of Undctlf&dUale Educatiol> (DUE) advbor Judith Otnaelday, was formed two years to mett ihe need$ o'r m>dents om- 25. The proarun centralizes Information abouc academic actvi&anent, Clteer au.idaace, counJelin.a Uniwnily srervica. uy011D.Iet ud IIUdtDll ban· 0oe of lbt ..,als ol Quarter· PIUS h to &Dii:ultudenU wida devdopin& audyt\abU.andlimcm.an.a,aemc.t&S: they arc. lhowo how m\llth is 100 much. "I find m)'>df bavin$ to eorne down to thcit kvd," Lavra, 26. lauahed. " When 1 ao borne at oiah• my a<lult fnmcls least me lor soundin& yo..,...." MOnt advaotaae b the Ufe c~perftncc f rom work in&. •• Bnncernl added . "AI an oldtr Sludent I know more.-younaer Jlt>dtnll like What they c&D atr• they don't question v.hat they are told."• When the lracher's lecture contradicts yeara or pra ctical wortln& experience, some Sludenll claim It 1$ polilically wise to Slay quiet, rather lban risk aJienatin& the proft510r. Quartcr.. Pius opc.ratcs I .S I suppon aroup. Older audon11, partkulatly woman who have bten out or the work force and school for several yean, report a areat<r or failure than thdr younaer oounttrpans. "Deal ina at th< lntellt<lual level rear of II &ad 19 year olds is diffiCUlt also." Bru.scc.mi noted . ••somc__limu: h can be: loody~e's oo one t.o rdatc to." "It tan bt ''UY frull~," Laur~ claimed. Allbouah she made the decision to delay sdtoolin& until olle had lbc _.Wiky to wort and travel sht fHKIJ & difflcult 10 explaio ber cbcriee to JOU.,... rrknds Who came to US straiaht out of hlah school. "I awreciate .school more than I could ha-e at tht ~ of 18," she added. "There is an attitude from some tradJdonal studtnts th:at we•rt 1101 as aood bea.~ wr didn't. Whtx throU&h collqe.'' Jeff. a 28-yearold senior sai d . " That' s oonsense--1 mad< aood money worklna . l'm ·more realistic about my ed--lon and my prospeou "'hm I leave here. n One of the advantaatS of stanina school later is th< ease some Sludents reponed in eireumvenling the bureaumcy. "loans, arades, r.ndlna my way around- it doesn't lntJmldat< me." Jeff added. "1 can spend my timeenjo}'in& lbJs place ... I naworl< for findina oat wbat is 345 SQuire Hal hapJl<llin& at the Unlvcnity," Qearttr· Pius i ntern Joanne llruslcari uplained . "Most older '»'NAB LEBANESE SA la~'ltea ~·~ to the IilJa szudmu are commutors. Many come here for d . - - then have rcspoaWbilitics "!. hcMne.•• 83).5552 community action carps o-.......... Oldtr • ......., oft m tat<rina sdlool willl dcaly defllled . . .. "Benet BI·Barls"· tend 10 bt ooa-ac:bincn. "I rand mysdl' overtlllin& .......,_..," llnl:scaDi •dsnlued. " Yoo rat! ~ tlleprof<IIOI'tclllyou 10 •.._-old 34l5 Moln Street Bu!fOIO, N.Y. l42'l4 ..........,.t rat!. Loot • u an w1ll bud ln... she a>Gtiatued. "b )ua ....,..., he u ................ ., ........... ...............,...._.. •... Ia the . .alre C.al....ace Theatl'e tbor""'b." IIIOUUPAIUDA _.D'RD lr.: MONDAY, AP&n 2Mh • call lor time FllBE ADMISSION Positions Available for the ' 81·'82 School Year: Executive Director Internal Director (2 openings) External Directors (3 openings) Treasurer Publicity Coordinator Movie Coordinator Va n Coordinator (stlpended) Secretary lr7--..~­ AtVal.-.ltJPiua •• 1 U ~·· haYe aa~ fiDntloaa call aAT at Q7-'7894 Applications can be picked up by APRIL 24 at The CAC office, 245 Squ,re Hall. �ieditorial J eff~veness Toward teaching j The kiN ot lla'llllQ Mt guidelines for lnstrucllon at US Is a loog :: O¥e<due mow for a large Un!Ye<111ty and shOuld be accepted ~edly by tlla Faculty Senate. 2 Since tNChlllQ Ia one of this University's major missions, II Ia i only lOgical 11181 uniform standards tor all courses shOuld exlat. l ~ Mailing thaN available Ia a point ol reference lor all faculty 2 rnemllefa II 1111 IChool's reeponslblllty. It 11 difficult t.l lan to understand the opposition that has been raiMd to file propoaal. General guidelines and matters of fact that already exlll for lnoll ctaa&es-such as requirements, etc.,-are noc too rigid by any afandards.. And the asaertlona that lha propoealatternpta to put teachers Into a mold Ia IIkewise false. As exp!alnecl by lbe Student Association (SA) Academic Affairs Director Lauten Shapiro, the "guldell.-" seem broad enough so aa to outline only the general basics of-wiiSttNCIIara are expected to acc:omp!lah. The propO&al attempts to detail the form, rather lhan 1111 content, ol course requirements. Too often at US auenllon ls not given to student needs and concema. Sludentl fought long and hard lot partial funding ol SCATE (Student Course and TeaCher Evaluations) and IISve received no commitment for future funding from the admlnlllrallon. Thera Ia little encouragement or reward provided good teacllera and excellence ln the classroom must somellmes be compromlMd for researCh activity. To aay that atudenta llave a right to know e.xactly what Ia expected o f them f rom a oourae Is an underatateiT)enl, and to contend that tilly do not need to know what they can expect hom a faculty member Ia Irresponsible. Tlla Faculty Senate can adopt the lnatrucllonal guldelfnes tomorrow and tha project may still not be a success. Unless II Is unanimously aupportad by faculty and viewed as a joint,.flort with atudenll, It Ia doomed. 116" ao many other good Ideas at this University, to mediocrity or worse, failure. Enough is enough The Niagara Frontier Transportation AuthOrity (NFTA) changing thll\ltas In the mlddla of the game 15 not eo new.ln fact, ever since the Idea of a Ught flaii ,Rapld Transit (LRfll) system was toned -und this City, the transport kings have been calling all the playa. flight now tt Ia very difficult to be excited or enthusiastic about tile LRIIT. The project was undertaken withOut suppon by a public referendum and has been marked by lillie effort to garner community response. Why shOuld that be 'necessary. NFTA undOUbtedly reasoned. Construction will only tear up Buffalo's Main Street lor over halt &•decade and hinder buSinesses along that route. Only tor arx years or ao will traftlc be congested at all hours of the day, and what's 1 busted lire or car axle from the pothOles compared to lila benefits Buffalo will eventually reap? Yet evan altar we learn to takA! thOse lumps, NFTA lil ts us whh new surprises. To lila north I hay may not extend the line asloog as had or\Qinally bien promised. To the south. they may cloaa the sac:tlon o f Main Street smack In the middle ot ltte doWntOWQ.. business aactlon - n monthS eal1ier than ha<l been planned. So, are completely sympathetic .wlltt Theater Olatr1ct Asaoclallon President Gerald Abelson when ha aaya hla group Ia willing to live with the problems, but resents having t he l\lles changed In the middle of the game. • If NFTA wants to ravage a Clty-eveo though the end may lustily the means-It had better at least Jearn to keep all liS cards on the table. A lot of people are getting more Impatient with the LAAT project by tile day. and a few more wrong moves could aet the apa.rl(a flying. --DIRTY SrtEAKEAS by Stella Medina HMrt Is O.atlng, I'm allYl But I don't c./1 this twmg I'm st•ll s.•erching 101 the ant5 II I'd tlwl t:o<Jnge "'v•,;o,t I would make my way home-too m1ny •ntlcl Itt ,,.. lotbJdtJen zone. .>.dlm-IINIAnts E\lotyane t.oads tor ~ome - the d.n- floor- In t~ ls New YOft< Chy punk-rock c-lub known tor 111 drugs, 1ts bonds and Its tireless dance,.. Day111o peopto wit~ OtHn hal, and safely pin choeks danc.e tht'M•otvea Into a frenzied btur of di1}o1n1ed and anarchlc erms and legs. Muscles, blood and aweatfoln lorcesto light the tonlines of conY&ntionaJiam. bortK:iom, and that age old obJect gt anger and empty dlollluslonm<~nt -Socloty. The - k l on 8PMd Whir by ua In a tempest ol ~~jack utln ond army Jacl<eto. That tact that Olmoot-rona ts on spo<ld, colla or anytnlng else that tl'le ~outside wilt Ml~ glvas you the feeling that you.,. stow and that you haYa to catel> up. E..yona te mcl'llng at twlc>e the nonna1 rato lor a IWmatl body. "'Thrlte waa a row .,..gy on the danee floor that cannot bo named or -bocl; the energy • - • ...,mec:l to riM and dlOOipalt Into nothing but .-..at: undlrected end eJmlus f,antlc lnvotwtment ln oomethti)O tbat ls jult •• lntangLbto •• thl amotion& that cause tl\le "!"'Ina, f r -Io enJoyment. purple, green, Arowod/fl.,.,t? " We •r• th& same. The gratlltt on the bathroom wall raado: Puf\k Rod< lo a state of mind. tn the IIIIIOo, people triad to "get - t o the Q.erden;' aaJonl MltellaU - · boctl to the l n - o l l l l ag -of Edtrlln a qUHtfor a nauual utopia o1 - - - T)lo reeuita of punk roett Ia that people haYa an Ironic twlat to tllalr naw UIOpla, U..neirecl - - , . . . along-. _y.,. -1.11~-- 11M""'* clUb,- tnat,.... t i l l -- ,...., .,.. -.Jng Pflll of the UICj)la e;, - t n g PM ollllawlolant~ t11a1 b<edll)eln o n , _ dental of thOea ~ .,.,. t'"Y ..,. MUfiiC 01 __.. .,._tobl"-.......,._no.......,_..wlth ., IIUolon of 1*1-=tton. but ........ people In "'' opot-lty "-ol lifo and lh8 ugll,_ that PIIVIdaa "" too ltlfOIIonal am I'Moo 1111orii>MI ora n1 ~.,,_rlly I ,.,., to • - /Jrla /Ire 1~ '71• too omotiorNII are you?boo MIOiiorNil aro you? with /Uit ..,. hHtt t o - you lhrouf1tt • world ..mere tac:te .,. ao aMfrua - Ada111 ar>d lh8 Ant~ Destruction anarChy, friction tteat Nb elbowa on thadan<:efloor •• e lew rnlmli·platad poneto sMttOf In a Shower ofliQOell adOM ancllt\arp cor,..... Around It, the people Who k l - till penal In, dance obllvlousty to the beat. Outetda, eomo young punk Is token awoy. aomewn.,. by ftl-1 """ auure l~omoelvea that ht didn't taka anouglllltuga to O.D.. thai l>e'aJuat wasted •""'thatlla will bo atttlgllt, . They auure lhemMIVta dnpite 1111 eppaar-., which would lr>dlcate to anyane that~~~ guy Ia In u - . T)lo people walking bY till Chilly night aaure tnemaet- tllat they nave noclllng to ec with thla act ot setf-IIVCtlon, thil -~~~ a&lictdo- And tfte7 negle'cl the angry .ulcida -*1 IMY commit. if-lllng -not otvetn tl'llaworld-• tectoThe fW010C1. lila angry~ t~at would rooutt lram the-dalllatr- llleWhoof at 1M tum of tho lf?OI: oo- the ChallfiOit ltHio - · - - l t . . • loottp • licit llta fiOffll , _ . /Uaf llta ..,.,_"" hlltory alo't ,.,.. . . ar>d I fiOI 011 lily - - lr>d. IJI8Y w. _ , , . , _ . . . ,. -nta Wllo �Not j,dt a Ubrary ,& a good neighbor To 1"- Ediror. To lite Editor. there waa tome brain do mage caused by the cotllslon, but tf1e1 are unable to del~<mlne tne extent ollt as of Rafael "*t>Patetra. tl\e llfOII\et of ~ ,..,.._.. yw~. Who Is • UB IIWiflt 312 Soulh It protlebly •Ill be monthl until thllnaurancemoner Good- Hall,._ -.IV ·~O<cycle WiiiOOlothl"-t•rruand,belngtnatthlyarePQOr, accident. Ha Ia prOMntly ll I .-nllltl0<1 [n thoy .,.\lnUie to atlord the enormous expenses ot tho Hoapltol In nospltat, 101 alOne being eble 10 tll"l over and the Tniuma Unit ol All-anony PMtsburgh, Pennoytvanl&. spending What may be Retool's lost doya with him. Raleo~ u hll brolhet, IS . , ezc:nonge IIWiflt Who " " - ht4p Raluro and Jose's rarnuy lo tl\elr tltne of IO<nwt)' ~II\ W-lngton D.C.- hi need by donallltcl to l\elll..,_tra\111,1odglng and food ~hilt ol a better program lor people will! Ilia expan- IO< tl)elr r.muy to come •lilt him lrO<n their ~aabtftln In the AoclleetO< lnttltute of TechnoloOy. homO In Puono Alco. Aa of now, some money hast>een • wu tr..,..J<IQ by motoroyclt Wllh • ~.Whom~ !JIIIId but unfortunatelY not eno~h. Pi. .se donatt tllllle4•bolll,lat"'Mta and dlaNIIIIN wllll- "'-~y..,_..lo.,_S~t2Goodyeor waslrJYOIYid In 11\eCOIIIilon wiii\~'CIIr, . Hat lit Fo!J)Or ~"" el 'the N,;,.man Center Asolll\etllntU.•tll!lo ... twwu-~llafaeltwcl (1elepl\one834-~Cif'837-611881. • hf11 lett leg amputated dUe to Gangrene. Ha 1o ollpping In and out ot a Coma. His c1oc1er1 ..., that Name wrthhtld up(,n requell cutrent::ay · o-at .-n- "*"' t would tlke to c~<orlfy tht mi-nc01>tlona r&pofted by Ctclllt letl on Aprrt 10 In hi< letter 11\ot _ , . . , undlt lht tlllt "SIIen~ lo ~" Browsing Ubtory In tN Ellicott~.;.,.., rn mornorlum IO< lhl toto Mildred Blok;, ;S h&,t., In lhe Student Affair~ Center. The area Ia ' " lnfOfmatJon The center Which provldn Mrvioes tor all etudents. The " Browsing Ubrory" 111 ooly one ol many services twtllablo at 11\t Conte<, Willen is <nttndtd more as a n lllfonnal reading room, and jvst IO< reading ano studying. The Ctntor Ia rt - l o r wOtt<"'-.Q&IMI, tournaments, programs and spec,al stmJnars during oPtrltlng hours from 8~ a. m. to p p.m. These are all d iYOfoooctlvltes thot do not suggest _ ! . , . . l s i -. ThO atoll olll\t Mildred Blakt Student Allah center 011 not Nbtarians. T6elr functions range lrO<n preparing lniO<mat/on for our ACtlwhfeo ~- the C&mpuo E~•nta Une. operating the Xerox mechlne. maintaining the"Job Ustiog Board and other responatblltties. A recent survey ol me users of tnt Cenler at~ fla services, reYeated tnat out WOtl< Study Slalf .,. I>OfCtO-.d as " wery htlplu~ COU<teouo, and frlondly." W. oro 1\ighly pioutd With lht stall and tl\e responalble manner in whiCh they por10<m tl\elr tunctlona durtno dally Hrvlc. to the entire Untverslty community. Wo 010 e>rovd or Ihi cwolity S«Yic" we offer ond will c:on11nue to do $0.. Piea.M remember thai wttBe •I may somewnat resemble a ~btary, h is oeluolly 11 SIUCiont Affalrt C::...t01 deSigned IO< many netd4-not Just lor studying In hual>td Sitenc&. Row.,, Adsm• JOttea. Coordi.Mtor lltldred 8leteo Stud.,., Alt•frs. qtttter False economics The United States, despite Its snort falls, profldes an unequalled arena o• opportunltie:t and tretdom.. The cor~~tt~tono of lhls lrH, ci<Omocrltlc aoclety is '" public tCIIC&tlon syat.-n. tn , _ , , - a n d months IIIII lrH publiC td<ICIIiCn oyttem 1\14 come undo< 58Ytfo lllKI<. In 11\e nltMol - a n d 11\eOMd 10 To CSA 's defense Collen 111M CSA 1\ea olr.tdy -to-and II doing lhlt r_..t. Collen 1\ea . _ . . . , CSA uk lor ht4p - Night). All theM iOegftimate acc:usalions draw me to ooe conetualon and that ts Cohen suHera hom a gre.a.t problem-toe~ of lnforrnttlon. And I hovo a good eridence for my aec:u&ttlOn end that 11 Cohen In his letter cl&lnla the exlst-..ce ol a "C....n Asaoci<ltion" by stotlng: " ••• clearly contrasted to thO CUban Assocllllon's printed adVWtlsement In Till Sp«;irurn . • •". Arat of all, working os lnternatlonol Allaira Coordlnotor · and supervising :16 lnttrnotlonal and Cultural ctobo, I know nothing of the exl11onoe of o Cuban Asooclotlon ot UB. Second, I reed Tho Sp«;tntm wary ~ully eve<y~lme It Is printed and 1' saw such an ad. One 'tntorostl<1g lneldenl hapPened Whl'- I wos reading Cohen's '-lit< 10 T"- Curront. I wu drinking teo ond thor. IS t tog &lloehtd to tho tH t..g which road: "It 11 otwoya...., to be critical t~an correct." At the end, I "'00"1 Collen start Willing fk:tlon boolla llnoo hit ...,.,,o The CUnwrt he Ia doing o good Job In lh4l oti'Mdy. I_... liM to 1111n1< CSA for prcwldlng1M ...-,, bo<ly with their • •'*""'t d l -. . . . . - · _ , , - . . ) wtoh them good lUCie In tl\e lUlu,._ P-oa -In boUI lilt~- c:.r.-J liking lor Mlpend nol tOO"*'Y"""'"I-(IoriXMIPit, CNna S.,WiofhtltM, ~ .... 1-tloHI Alfolro To rhe Edilor. A lonw tppeartd In Till Curronr tuue of .ilt<&/81 criticizing Chln"e Student Aaooclollon (CSAj, ond ocewalog tl\etO pi oH.,.atln~ tl\etOoolwes frO<n tht root ql the atWifll bo<ly of UB. Oewld IJO<l& Cohen (Do Wei), OCCUIId CSAolnotadv.<~lalng Its aCitvltyln EniiJloh lenguaga. l worked In tho post year (5/ti/80-4/3181) 11 lntwnotlontl Allolra Coqrdlnotor of SA and 1 ~opt a ctoeo oya on oil International ClubS Including CSA. 1 h..., to say thll this accusation mode against CSA It the moot non-11 I hi.. heard 6i 5een. CSA has -aya ~ the rogulotlono ond printed thtlr -iaernentt In Doth Cnineao and English. Aloo, CSA hU dooe tnt boot Job ol publicizing thtlr ewentsln Doth tl\e Unl--'IY and CO<nmunlty. Tl\elr eetiYIUao 1\o. . by lht Buflllo E-nfl N-.ln tht The-: -been_., '*'· alto . . , _ the! CSA -~~~ lntogreto Col*> T...._ and Club. I _,ld Jtq 10 Inform Com.,.,...~ o t - Into""' "'-In ~-.--.-triiiCSApllt-.­ Of",_. - - light lnllotton. Tho proPOSed cull In f'tde<al spending In educolioo ocrooatho country, ood In particular In Now YOtl< Slate, woll hi.. o cleYasting Impact. e.., single SChool • diStrict In N - YOtl< St&lo will leal ho Impact; ond In spoaklng at>out SChoof districts, W81tlll)tlldng ofO<n most pc-ectous commodhy, our ettik1ren. who wiU be the leadec-a ot our future democ,.tic society. Congc-easmen and women need 10 hear from cUtzen& ..no oro oonclfllld edout t~ or programs and >PI>OIIUnftfeo IO< OUt roungsfet$. Wl\llt 11\e P<opostd ld«ol budget <educes othtt areas ol _.,.._t by oughty ...., petctnt, tho propoatd budget wouta e(luce SChool spending b)J- neaily 30 percet~t. For N ew 'ork Stete atone, '"'• CUll to SChOOls c-epresent ovet "*' ~7 million. The bur.,... ol replacing programs wlli bo taxeo 0< lho needs ot .eked up by local and •}lte 1tldrtft wQr ~mj>ly go unrne<. It It one thing to bring "-ral aptnc~ing under wurot: It ($quite ano1net thing to rum away from the illds ol millions or chltctren.lt Is arso false oconomlcs ' reduce Fed- aptndlng on lehoola by 30 nd 01\llt 11\e ~~burden to local homtownwa hopty_t_ "'"*'' EdWin J. Roblsch NY£A. Presldtnr �!J feedback ! ! i 2 f l'r 1'\1 Thanks f or dancin' To /M Editor. On ...,.11 olthe Museulll Dystrophy Auoclollon, I would like. to express my .tncere appreciation IO CAC IO< sponoorlng the fifth AnnUli Dance Marathon IO< MOA. NII\CY Scwlckrath, whO coordinated the event, did an ovtatlndlng Job. lk)ng with the chairmen end their membete. The success of tht MarathOn wu obYio4JI by the enthuSillln and -roy 4he dancers dlspii,..S when the liM! total ol $6,244 wu pvt on the tOiel>olrd. My conor•tutations end thanks to everyone concerned. Franklin J. Spino Prtaldent. MOA Wtltern New YOII( CltiPtet Misuse and abuse To tho Editor. We find It qulce dlstre&~lng to dlscove' that lhe recen\ty acquired Unlvere1ty ambutal\ce Ia bllng uted for both medlcaJ and pereonat purpase.s.. We betleve ll\al the rationale ·tor purci>Uing tbla , _ ..hlcle wu IO<,tto b4l avall@loln emergency slt..atlono. Wo lind lbat ualng the ambll- to d - Irom ENicottto c.p.,. Hall to use tho Monoymallc machine Ia bolh lnespontlble and abuatve. We appreciate the lime and effort that was put In to making the rescue vehicle a reall\r. end for that we thank Otve Hoffman, However. we do notl>alle•o tbal the aJUdOnts ot UBI<now when putehealng the amblltance, they wore also ouppo<~lng a -lcle 101 Hollman'• personal ~ ... t:!•fM• withheld upon leflCHtll Give a hoot A lso a Uttle perturbed To '"- Editor. To rho Editor. Thlalo,,., lo wrtuen to lniO<m the public and u~u• c:ommunlty, lbat on Wodnoaday, the Bulfolo Animal f1191tt• Commllteo,ln conJunction wftll ~PIAG'o aarth· daydioptAiy, wllll>l !lllvlng a , _ wll/lvarlous llllncloUt ......,..... potiti6M IO< _ . to...,. homO and algn. Aloo. on Saturday, wa win 1>1 mal!!1•1nlng a • In tt>a s.r.... M all, upllallzlntl .qn the _ . _ of vtvl-tlon. Fildey 1o International Laboratory Anlmat In •I"POfiM tci 1~ "A little perturt>od" ,.tte< of 4/tOIItln The~nJm, tOOpercentagr.....,tllwant to add-by 10 o.m. Mondly, Wednooclay, and•Ftlday, thero are - e l y no parldng _.,.. In t) SQuire's tWO'hoUf llllilod lot, 2) lolklllael Lot, Of 31 lhe b!g lot NMing along Main St:J IIIIVO one 50 mlnuto ell'!" In OloiOf)do<f, aflcl It , . _ ma 30 mtnutoo to make tbe rouncle 01 llle lull k>l• b41ioro I deckle 10 pari< Ui~lly. Thla lo biiD11141 I can't - I l l To....,.. QOPawho g~ajn NiciiM1 t o - pelt! OD U.. ....-..ollfle ~~goa, llul notob41truct1ng tf8111GII) . ,_ , IWfunloJQU: - . I n 1111 hill can .,. J*kT n.o.. • -.o1J no .,._to part<. I only live 011 ~ ..,c1 11.._.,. ft>at Ia - . tho tlrs,t . Oay. - en-- Wo , _ tlllll anyone lnt«oatod In any olthe M*l\' pfOblomo - _ , . doallng wt111 .,.,_.., ~our,_ and take wit 111 OUT mar«<ale PIMM * - ' our ca- IIIOd you..- on ·....,., IOiilc8 • trapping. """'• -lon. the pel ~lion....,..... and oil* anlmlll ...otod problema II out elc- . Thank jJO<I! -&-. The Bulfolo - t ~to c-It.'" - avtlloble par1<1ng epaooa are! For one 50-minute clan, lt'slnlurlalino to get up,lwo 1\0uro eartle< juat to allow my..U lima to look IO< aorneplace to legally my cor. 1, . . a - _ , aJ• tk:Mts IO< pemng •lolotk>M-all on daya on which I meticulously df0¥t lbrOUflh ._.,. In ..wy lludonl lot. Commutera-at ,..,, you t\ave a r...rved section. Wo rogulans liet wblt'a left alter toculty, atoll, pollee ••hlcloa, ltandlcopt*l and cornmutora (not to tn4Nit1on •laliOfll o-1 lhlllr plcl<l Sotnobocly In ~of parldng loll: -.ftt the cars, and count tho . _ . , thin I dare you to tldt01 my IWmbtl unol>l ....... Bugl lea•• �.·i - 1bc: abonlon iwc is somcthl!llof a POildcal monster. 1'101 only is k larac in scope ond fury, but its tenuoclea IOuch jua aboUI ~ U~ of Amaican c:ultur<, from ll'Catment Of !he poor IO the CXIrnl of aowmmenlal c:ontrOI o•·er lhe individual, to JOdely's attituck toward women. l.ul June's Supr<JM Coun d<dsion to uphold lhe Hyde Amendment, wbicb banned Medicaid fuoditll or abonlons,ls )lilt tbt bqinoina or ....... political oblcrven see a a prouaa<d and v<btmcnt poUilc:ol RncJ)e ovc.abonlon ricltu- Ronald RQJU~ ran for Pmlclc:ot lad yar on a platform Whlob ioduckd a provision for a conaitutioAOI aat<04ment WnniQa abortion ~. c:xcepc in cases ,."bttc a ptCJDOnCy tndanacrcd l.be DIOiber's life, Now with R<apn in lhe Wbice HOliK, lhe drive is on in Coaat- to pass a bill on <imiJar Uncs. Both lbt Hyde Amendm<ot and lhe propos«! anti·abonloo biU rcprcsmt a serious oct·batl: 10 fcmlnbu, wbo in 1973 ,.on a major Sujjmn. Coun viclory ia tbt cue of Rcw I<S. Wad#. In a 7·2 dccioion, the coun k:pliud abonlon•. arauina thltaatecc:rimi~W abonloo laws violat<d an lndi>idual's conRitullonal "rilht or privacy,'' - as &lllnntccd bY lhe Nlnlh and Founcanh Amtndmenu. • lronlcaUy,lt is the same Founcenth Am<:ndm<~n which S<tYcs as !he lc&al foundation for lhe propos«! anti-abonloo or " Humau Life" biU. Sponsored by Conaer•allve Senator J - Helnts~R-Nonh CuoUna),lhe bill states lhat "present day sdcfttlroc ..;~ iadlaues a $1anlfteant likelihood that aaual human life exists from conctpllon." and lhat lhc , f<1us Is a human belna subjce1 10 prOICCilon by tbe aovernment . The biU cffcctivdy makes abortion an aa o r murder, <Jtcusable 0111)' if the fetus endanaetJ tbt ur. or the woman who c:anics it. A subsdtute for the propos«! conslitutional omcndmcnt, the bill wiU be consi<l<r<d by thc Senate Judiciary Commlttcc- whkh Helnu. chain-this Thursday. AtoOtdil\ltO Mary Hester, a re$CIICh assiflanl 10 Helms, the bill won't preclu~ effom 10 pu•h for a conllhutlonal amendment, but it just a more expedient mcanl or ~~Ceotnplishlnsthe same thinJ. "It'• more a preliminary aedon to the om<ndmcnt,'' Hester told 1'11• Sp«tn~m. "II appears this is 1101 rhe bell lime 10 try push ina the amendment lhrou&h-" The posslbilily of a "Human Ute'' amendmcttl Is still beioJ studi<d • carefully, accorclii\J to Richard Cowden, q>o~csman for the N'ow York Stale Ri&ht•IO•t.ife Commlll«. Filly anti-abortion aroups sathercd in Wa!ohington IllS! January 10 dl.l<'lls;s the arncttdmml, Cowden said, and so far, 19 "BIC$ haW <ailed (01 & OODSlilutional t'ODV~IIlion IO ratify the bill. l --------------------------------------~--- li ''H o human life ommend•ent Ia OfldN to tire eoutltvtloft, tire lerllllzed . .li could be lrn. more ,.,,,. titan women do. -.-f :!! fhla 'fetal ..,,..mocy' could be tlte man effedlve weopott tltot mole a~premocy Ito• ever dNiflned to control women'• ,..production and women's lives." -At torney llltortdo Copelon "-occ-1 postiblulla Amendioa 1he mn1dtudon is a difficult, tlmt:<Ons:umina process. An amendment is propos«~ b~ cilher • t..-.... hlnb •'Ole in both houses or _conaress or by tbt ,....,, two-thirds or ,.'hlch muR spoosor a • constitutional convention. The ,;ugated ammdtM'ftt must tha'l bt: appro\'cd by 11 least 38 state lqillaturcs. Rcprcsmtmlve Henry Hydo (R-Uiinob), "~ Jq;slatioa CKJtlawcd F<d<ral fundina for abonlonl, has CRiautt<d that b~ 191) thert will be mou&h anti-a~ members or Conpa;s for the ,..,-thirds ~mjority needed 10 lCnd the amendments to I he starel<cislaure for J>01$1'bl< ratifo:atioa, IICI<Otdillc 10 US N•ws 11M World propos«~ Rh:.firr<m>ec betwctn tbt O<UI4tionloa bill by Hdm.s and lbc " H-.Lik" - - is dw 'tlllc l:ldms btll, once nttifled, may be clcclarcd ........,.,.llutlollll bY ~ l udacs. Vlhcreas lbt _.,.bottioa amtndmcnt can only be rescinded by anocher conRhutional amtndmcnl. Both. ho~. are lhe subjcct of areal concern on the"'" or women'• 1 lfOUpS. •' Rhooda Copelon, an IUIDmey for the Now York·bucd Cmtn for CoQStitutioDal RJ&hts, blaRed the "tfuman life" amendment in an essay printed in the February, 1981 <dition of Ms. mapzinc. "If a human life amtndmcnl is added to the CODJtitulion,the fmlUz.cd 'IJCOUid have more li&hts than (women) do," Copelan wrote. "This 'fetal supremacy' could be lhe moR effcetive woapon that male s uprema<')' has ever desiJD<d to comrol women's rCI'fOdUetlon and worncn's livel." Acoordina to Copeton, ahhou&h RtH vs. Wod• auaranto<d a woman's dahl to an abortion, "the pressures acnerat<d by anli-abonion and ri&ht· wing forocs have alrudy destroyed Ihe prom I.. or safe, lqal abon ion for many women." The Hyil.: Amendmcttt. ror <J<Ompte. has prat~ically dctli<d poor women access to abonlons. Copeloo, contatl<d Friday by T!to Sp«trum ~·d oubts on the validity or the Hdm• and·abonion bill, particularly Its rellonee on scientiflc determination of when life bc&ins. "Science cannot 1cll u• "'hcth<r wt can value a fa u.s as a human,' ' Copc:ton Wd. ''One mu~t leave that decision to individuals. I think il's imposln& on pl!Ople an.idoolosical paspective, a primarily reiJaious one, that reOcets the ri&ht·wina lllack on lhe dlv<nily of belie{5. ll's an auack, in a KftK, on the personhood of~:· Acconlina io Copclon, the Helms bill "coneeptuallm the fctus as an independent wbtn\ in fact, it isdcpendctlt on women. h makes the woman •ubjca to demancls; it takes away her autonomy.'' Coptlon raised the poinl of wbtlhcr the statt has doinlnJon Ovet a person's body, notillc that in the .... or orpn tran$planu, a - cannot relinquiSh bls or her body to another "'illlout conscni or both pan;n. ··~ -·· - "It ....,. ironic that tboJ< wbo 01>1><* abortioo also oppooe 10 cdiiCIIIion ond oon~lon." Copelon oald, not ina that the safp~method or cocurac>cpl)on for ...,....., ;. • diaph- or similar barrier method. bad<<d up by abortioa. Bonnin& abortion would fortt a "'01111111 to usc cnon c~anatrous ,..,... or CIOAUOCtpl)on, and If sbt became prqnUII , mlalt& fO<cebcr toscet "tllcbto tlblc" abortions at the hands ofuntrained pno;tilloacn. Copclon cbaracd abonJon - u wilh ha>in& leu lhan hononabk iotcnliom about their cause. "To ccmc- *Pin" abortion it aa attack on ..,.iiatlty and a woman's ri&ht 10 have a role other lhan bcla!c a motbcr,'' sbtsaid. " I thiokit'sa~tolhecknwld by women to have a place iD IOdcsy. 1bc: anti-abonloo &rOIIPSWliU to pulwomat back in tbtir ploce, ~~! ~:;.::'~.:J.!::i!"~ puslt is $)'11!pComatlc or lbt .......,.llli¥e polk~ atmosphere Pcrvadlna lhe Coul!lry todly. "It's all a rdlcctloo ot riJht-wlna ldeolcc. 1bc: m!Uwlim or IDvadina anolbtr COIIIIttY Uke El Sal-.dor It IIOt so far n:mov<d from the mllilarism aplnst women in tbt lnvaaioot or tbdr wornbt." • A B 0 R T I 0 AMERICA DEBATES THE BIG QUESTION b; RICHARD CHON N i ~ �.., t £.... · GU'dau Poll "'I Per~.,e·or P"Oiile polled- ~ I I) H• ..,~OM ~... - Coupon lalleotin l INnlo.&ide y011.•ye tao. . abortlolo! Yes No 1) Have ~u ~ taka~ a 3SS ~ HAll MSC SawsYouSSSSS. ' Total IOO'I't ~ "$$"$$$$ sexual education class? la) lr 10, ..'hue? i ·2 t ~== s l)Are you l'!"&re of UB's lJ.,OOrgrc;ulw;tte Management Association Presents its Second Annual sexuality ed-tion ~nter? MANAGEMENT COCKTAIL BUFFET 81 "1t 19'1't 3a)Have you .vet taken advantaae of it? 1_9tj, 81"1t 4) Do you think men experience a aood deal or stress duripa a Jirl fri<nd's abonion? 1 Yes No Ya No ·Und S) Do you fdl mOSI WOO>tn experience any ton& term meatal tffects because of an abonion? PARTY Yes i4"t Und IO'It 6'1t No 6) How widespread do )'OU think unwan1ed prq.nancy iJ" a1 1hls Where: At the BBC, upstairs from THE tffiRARY. 3405 Bailey Ave. unh·mity? 40"io ).41\'o 141\'o Mid High Und Admission Includes: UNLIMITED OPEN BAR: Liquor, DrAft Beer, Wine!! COCKTAIL BUFFET Delicious Chicken Winl!s CHILE'S Famous Chili Lo,;sb Salad Bor . Cheese & Crac~ers When: THURSDAY. AP-RIL 2Jrd, from 9 Low 12'i't 7)1f you. or am-one close 10 yOoU, became unwontedly preanant. would you consider any altenatives 10 abonion? Yes No Und 7a) If so. "'lw? AdoPIM>n Keep cltild Marriace Unci vm. to ~·liO~ITE! ALL STUDENT S, STAFF. & FACULTY WELCOME! · Admission:· $ 10. vcr person. T ICKETS NOW AVAILABLE IN CROSBY HALL. Pttc:enta&< o-f J"'pl< polled per cl.tss In relation to total In relation co ae:nde:r Fr Soph Jr l3'1t 42'10 2011'. 36.... 9'1t 4 t;'o 16'1t 6~. Out>tiOftS: I) Yes 2) Yes 54\1 420/t 46'1'1 S8"6S'I'o S8'1t 3S'I't . 41'1'• 88'1'1 86'1't 14"1t 11'1'• IOO'I't IOO'I't 0'1', 0'111 17.. 92<ro uor. 76<ro • 92.. 12<ro 0'111 12<ro 92<ro 93<ro 7<ro No No lal HiJh school UB 3) Yes la) Y« No Yes ... No Schussmeisttts 4) Unci ,I End of the Year Party ~ *FREE B~ER & MUSIC _· ·. S) Yes No Und 6) Low 7) Mid Hi&h Und Yes 7a) Und Adoption presents the : 6S<ro 23.. 11.. 0'111 69.. 11 .. O'l'f 83.. 2<ro 6'1'f 9'l'f No Keep d Marri..e Und oor. 50.. '()tJro 33'1'o 17'1t • 83'!'t 17'1t 0'111 50'1t 20'111 )()'It O'lt Pere<n~~~t of J"'ple polled per claa In rdatloo to t0tol lnrdotM>ntoaend<r Qooosdoos: I) $1.00 Donation for M.D. Bring Ski ·clu~ ID & proof of age (18) . ... No Ski Club. Inc. Monday Night -A-pril 20th . 7:30 ·11 :30 pm Sr 2) la) 3) 3a) Yes No Yes No HlS)I school UB Yes No Ves Yes No Und 5) Yea No Und Low Mid I¥ I.IDd Y• No I.IDd A&loplbl Kelp w.m..c ~ ,_.·..-·.~··:·~·..; ...,...:-;.;~:•.· 6tor. 39'1'f 61<ro 39'1'f IOO'I't 92<ro ... 7S<ro lS<ro IOO'I't 0'1o 61'1'f 39'1t 20.,.. 0"1o 67'1t 33'1t 33'1t 67'111 IO'IIt 79'l'o 16.,.. ,.. ...,.. 11.. - 0'111 $9'llt 92.. ... .,.. • .,.. 0'111 7S'Ii 8'111 17'111 33.. lJ.. lS'Ii 9'l'f ·~ lS.. 50'llo 67.. so.. 33.. 70'ft IOO'I't 30'IIo 7tor. ' 0'1"• ~ 29'1t 50'1t ~ - ~l"'t IO'It IO'It 90'1t IOO'I't 0'111 0'111 60'Ii 20'111 20'111 20'Jio 20'Jio 17'1t 50'1t SOOit 83'1't 0'111 17'1't 67.. 0'111 )3'1i . 33'1i 33.. se.. 10'111 50'IIo .,.. 17'1'o 17'1i I:Z.. C2'Jio 0'111 1ft 6no .... IS.. IS"'t 0'111 1l"'lo 40'Jio 60'1\ - n,. eo. : llJIIo 25.. uor. ~... . .•; ·. .•.•,; ,.1 �EsSE:\CE ~n emotional issue not_lust for women bJ J lld< He11e¥1c C...rrilwrl., &liJot When a woman considen and decides to have an abortion, she fac::a a ... scriou• pb)'»caa end menial crisis. on•• roraouen, thou&h. is htr malt counterpart who mull·dcal with~ emollonally difficUlt period of his own. Tbc d<dslon to &<t "" abonion is wually made after long discussloru b<l"'ccn the two panntn, afler listtftiO& to advia: from _fri<-nds or oouJUdon, and not without~ incrcak in tension and $011tnimes li&htin&ln order for tbc boyfriend to clecick about an abonlon, be bas to decide for himself ...... is "ri&JII." Butlhc.iuOIC or wbat is ri&bt and wh.al is wron' is doudcd by tbt mao' s moraleoavicrionsand ,.1W is in lbebat intcrcstsofhisprtfriend, thcdilld and hlnudf. lie miiSI alao resol•e-a mponsibility oruis, doublin& his sdf ,.~Jtb shoUld ht refute the responsibility by deciding in f~vor of a.n abonlon. • Director of UB'• Sel<ualily Educ:otion· Center Elltn O.ri>ttftS<n rcpons than men rrequencly come in ror abortion counsdina. expressin& numerous concerns, pantculat1y monl oblip\ions. "Men waol 10 knOw Wba1 alternatives are avlilable. They're interesled in finding out thcir area of responsibUity," she said- a...o.-..., Ooc UB aiKI<nt, Who wUh<d to remain anonymous upcricnC<d lb... pressures wbcn hls&irlfritftd becarncPf"'l1anl. vi am arespoosiblepmon, but 1questioned myself u bcin& capable or hovin& a child,'' he <>J>Wned. His alrlfrl<nd bad am abortion-by a mutual dcdiJon-altboU&h >he wu leanin' towards ball\na the child. Altbou&h hrs alrlfriend wanted the baby, ''Sht wa.sntl int~ed In sadna married:' Accon!lna to O.riaaucn, very often th~ men wtoo come in for coun.. llng a~ primarily tonccmed with mokin& th• situation len tense. •·1 !reid to provide her (the Jirtrricod) with as much 1nfon1Wion as I could ma.kc ro make lhc. decision w.: thou&ht was· bat for us," the boyfriend recalled. "I tried my bm nor to ...,.avatc her, but at times it w-asn ·, pos.siblr.'" • H• and his airlfriald spent 1ona boUB ctiKussina lh< ailml&th'<S thonkl.,aboUI ho,..b -.ooJd affcatban,thcnandin the future. Hcsaod he brou&ht about 00111e tcosion• " We ,..led aboul 11 oonstanUy. It wu aU I lho""'l about for IWO w..ks , • , I fdl behind in KhooJ," he admiucd . O.riSicnsen noted that u abrlloo can hun a r<lationship, but said tbll usually h~ only when <Omlt\UDicatlon b<lween two people is not &ood. ••1 don't think it d\an,aed our rdaaion5hip. Wt ~·ttt clOse before, and we remained close, but I don't know If it brought us closer," he rdctted. "We h,ld cood discussions, no li&hts , If one of us would stort rrahtina. the other would clvcln . We didn't want the abonion 10 hun our rcllllionsblp, ·• he confided. ,.......... f. . . Cbristcmm <>q>laincd that a man fllilht be morally pcrplelled and often has doubu .,.,.,._ he fcds be is Jhirtint r-nsibility aod may make • docisioo that conuadicu his values. Accordina to O.ristaum, if an abortion Is apln$1 his moral vatu.. and north< &irl'•• his ultimately his choke. bcr• the man is foccs with d«idin& b<l,.,..n violati"' his principles or -in& a rdinonsibili•y thai he is fK!t rt8dy for. "The c:rQP~ional trauru dcrrnitdy can be close to tho1 1hc girl JO<> throu&h." cxplaioed Christtftsen. "People arc conditioned to thirik lbll • lirl traps a manlnlo rn&rTyinJ her. and even thoush he may oot bcii ... lt, h is there in the bac:t ofbismiM, scarina him. Men r..l trapped. ~tclhcrc's 00 ....y 0111, .. >he Clqllaloed. Christ..,... abo bdievcs tb.tt a mao often does not really have aoyoncto tum to. She uid that m!MftJ' cua. mao does not have frimds .. dost .. a 'WOIIIIJI'oand soc:iclydema.odstbat a man solvcbis problems bybiuudf. n.. ~of the Sel< Ed Cc:otcr 01 UB is to pr<nide ..,.,..,..., "'i>o wiU listen, bUt ...,..illna to OuistensM, it iJ; hard for mm to come in for oountdln1. "II doesn't look cool for a man to walk in h....," >ht said. Nooo....,.r.a ...tro-t ~ . · Tbe 11udent inc~ by TM.${1«11111" $1ld rhat when·hissjr1fdcn6 went for the ..:~uaJ operation, he wcn1 with her and sweated throu&h tht four hour proccas. &bey decided. to JO tbrou&h with It a.ftcr ooosid<rina what would be bat for lbemsdva and for the baby had they decided to ba..: it. ••we wert a )'OUnl couple. Jt woWd (l'nte ltJ'C:S.5 on me &Dd on 1\c:r. and lhc b&by woald lfOW up in a less than p<rfta mvlronmau." be mo10oed. SOil, wWk Duin& U.the Sex Ed Caller waitint toCXD, he admiucd th.al be bad poop ofrqra. "I fdl titc1'11111lna In, ..-bblft& her and sayina 'forca thiJ sbk, Ia"• bavc the cbild," be recalled. Afllnlocabonloo, th<ml!l is still mlod with doubuahout his..Uimaac and whco.hcr or not be made tbe rilbt dcciJion. "Sornetimd rotft AY their 1m.,. hu dlanJed,'' n<>~cd CllristCM<tl- They r - tht'lr p&nfttr> m~y not view them with the Am< r<spca. "Usually they dOCI'tthlnt lessoflhc alrl, but the &lr1 mllht be bailunt," she added. • Tbi 11udat .,.p.Joed .,_ lois Prtfn...d's abortion hu his "~tbeFI--. I'Uid I would - 1 0 tbro\1111 with one. Blot wflb 1011'rc Ia lhc ._ion, 1011 !or>k "' it more opct~ly, leu ~,. ••• be ClqllaiooocL Delpitc doe clllfiallly of the decilloe ud oc:aolonal fcdl!lp of rqra. be still~ be llllllltdle ricbt dloioc. ·~When toeclr:i4sm the ~or --"<re.lllalak. 'OIIeit,...,.. did"" do?', but I tlilllk 11 - tbe- dedsioe ill - .-.·· beao6d . *""· -...s Sex pregnancy, and then what? by Otborab K Lindquist FttJIU"£d;JtH' =• "Ju.ttbinklnJ abou1 II would brio& visinos of ho.nstrs to my mind and 1 know that if I had only had aoetbcr chana: I probabl) ~ould ktcp it " said Sus.... 'ear-. ~hool. parrnu and money all ~= dcaclin& fa<~ on in Suson"s decision to have an abonion. She...,._ ir could ,.ork out if >he kcpc the baby. but bcr boyfriend,...,. adamantly apinR it. '"He said be would quit id>ool," according to SUWI, ··or j"" co part-time. and t.har .,.-ould lay • hea\') ' 1uilr rrip on me. >0 lwd ... haith< h.U?'" Susan did not seck out any alternatives 10 abort ton bc'Ciu.st .J:M had DO >uppon from btr boyfriend . ~ad sbc kno":" t.har UB'• Sel<uafn1 Education Cc:nter could finonciaUy and cmouonally suppon he- all through her pregnancy, up to and includ.lna dcllvtry, •he said she would have gone the ful11n-m. Bu1 she: was not -aware or tht (let. .....,... fo lclll bocterlo, It moy ,. 0 . , . . . , ... coW.· • •Htla Ia my ffn.er• ••It mcry plttdt••• now CICNII. . th aucHon, youmoy feel o IIHie pull,. • • alcoy, all dolt•" . Acmrdi"' to UB So Ed Center Oira:rot Elkn O.nsttnsen, Wllh til<~ pt<><nl studmt health inanantt coverage. contacu with hOSPirllh. OO<W 5CfVi«s and Catholic O.orities, the So Ed Ccnl<r hi> oblatncd. " "'< ean provide toea! medial~ durini prqnaney up 10 and lndudl"' ddi'C'YWc ..,.. c::an fiJid a pl... for thcfol to ti't durlQa,bcr ~aney."' _LI •Cbrist<M<'II Aid there are tbr« adult matricd <eM~ in th• an.-..""'uld take in a alrl durin& her prqnaney for no money and she \Oo'Ould be rreared as a member of t.ht family. "We offer cmocional, financial and physioJosicat•uppon sy<~tmS'. said O.ri>lmsct~, noting 1h1r 1he Center off<rs protcnion from • JOci<ly of ·•mostly n(lativism 11 ntr)' Not_, strC'lch of !he: "•ay.'' O.rist....-n ~plaintd that Wbcthcr to bavc abortion i• not an <UY decision. She >aid that alt.hou&h many people thin~ "omen usc it for binb control, ahat is not usu:ally lrut. She has seen the: ps)'cho4osica.l tutm011 1r e&UlleS, to boOI womm and their men. n..-"' for Sludcnts Who have bad obonions is that it was the bm decision they could make at the time. Cluillc:ntc1 said it does 001 necessarily ma.a theY do not .,...,, duldrcn or arcni ac<qJ~in& respoosibl1ity for their actions or will do the-~~~ rhe future• In JanlW)', Susan's rnauuval period wu a monlh lore. She and her boyfritftd did noc usc birth controhlurintl ..,._There fort, >he suspcaed sh• may'be: prq;nant . She: was. ..... In February. Wendy and hu boyfritftd-had SCllUal lnrcrouuM for the flrSI time. She: was • vlraln. "Tbt:y uocd DO binh control because h« boJfricad told her hisprcviousscxualpartn<rs bad never hocomc p<qnan< . He explalDtd th.al be was Jtcrlk ODd told Wendy not to worry. Wmdy loR her viraiAAY and round her .ar prqnan&. Last ,.c:ar Hdtft came back to UB from the O.nstmas holiday "ilh a paak catiq away"' bcr. When >he could oo 1ooaer fa<c the fact she was -1>1y prcpant, >htturond to her,_,.. . ... a clespcnlcay for hdp. Hden's prqnancy ,.. wu positive. SUsan, ~<!)Ciy, and Helen arc thr« students "ho chose to ttrminale ..,.,.....w �- In an .effort to inture tltat tlte molt qaofiHe(f Pir-onelfore Nlected for the UUAB Mane Committee Chairpereon and A..utont Cheri,.,..... the Sab-Board One, Inc. PereoneU Cl Appoin~...,. COmmittee lao exteoded the deoclline for oc:c.,CU., opplicatiom of inferuted madenta antil 4:30 pill Moaclay, April 20th' . Additional interuie• will be held Taaday, April2l in Squire HoU. The CommittH u inferuted in hearing from admb with on intetat in oil typu· of malic and with tlte neccaory effort. enef'I'Y ond talent to mde UUAB ~cem. a ncceu. r, We ore not looltinr for experience, we give it. If ).,a ore inferMed. coli Moreen McCann ot 6$6-295~ to aet up o" inf«t'lli..,. • To those persons who have alreadY applied and bee.n interview, your patience and understanding ia.appreciated. We will be making a final decision Tuesday, April2ht. By all means you .a.!ri • • • SUD are RUJ m the runnmg. 17\DOARo 7ClOHE. ItK THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION; Sub Board One, Inc. P - 1 & Appointment. Committee. ' If you have any Interest, please call immediately. su &I eon.. DlroctorEIIoo.awtt-woottw....,....,, lll>toeloltnd~-·-,... -oon.lillwlt hom PlOt t•- ~-1 pregnancy. • • J tb<ir prqnaqd<S throuah the Erie Counry' Medital C~t<r. They did not use any elf ,~...lttVices of UB's 5eJ< Ed, Center. ...,..J.u, 100 Six wukl aft<r a m-.jor school break and afler uarns there b a major lnOux or preaoaney tests. acoordina to Cbrluensen. Hiah stress can cause women to mbs their menurull periods. kadina th<m to fear they are prqnant . • , On !be avcraac. the Sex Ed Center porforms at 1<15ll00 prqnancy t<SU a m<lfllh, aooordina to Chrisuntal, and about one-third of those an positive. These unwanted prepancies are bbmed on a number of fldO,.- no birth controt< used, method failure or inconsislent use. of a method. The dircaor said she's seen method failu,.. cvm Wilb the pill and IUD. Christensen explained that "21 pacmt of the 33 pm:ent who reaiv< posit i~ prqnancy t<SU 01'1 for ctcai~ tmnina~ion ~f prqnaney." SO Hlp You ha"" 10 b< at lease seven or <il/lt •-.eb prqriaru b<fore the doctors 11 t.he Erie Medieal Center Abon ion Oink:, 50 H'tib Stren, will perfocm an abottion, K(Ofdill& 10 Sjlwl• .1'11o ~ ''lhe ...........tw..•· u.....rly ~- FBEEBEER. Stuct~nt.s volunteerjng to administer S·CA TE - ~----;1- • ~· Eatal>llsbed in 1972, the Abortion Oinie is Weftm New YO<t's only State-limlsed abortion dlnlc, and accordloa to an ad [requmtly in the d.usirocd l<din of tbe 8/if/alo E"""i~tZ Nt..-s, the semocs it offers an: "alnohndy oonfodential." in the ernotionlllly<h.,...., Wlitina room, the tables ODd ....,..me racks bold informational and preventative mat<rials; the diliN linin& lite -nils seat dlff<rent types of people (boyfriends, airlrriends, husbands, moth<rs, sistcn. whoever) held toaaher by one oomrnon bond..:..someoDC dose to them either siiSpeas she may b< preaant and is btinatested, or knows she b prqnaru and Is havioa an abonlon. • Ally refemoce to the dienu Is 51ric:dy on a firg..,ame basis. Susan said, "lt·'s lllltb< wlidna that scares you the most." This i1 her .ccount: A 9:30 a.m. appointment b<ains "'llh medial history focms and urine and blood tests to oonntm the: ptqjnancytett results. The starr does DOt use the: word "abonlon" ~hey ,..rcr 10 11 u ''the procedu,.,,;• The proooclure beains by a Maff oounselor taklna the client off by herself ODd ukiJ1a bet ir she is positi"" sh'e really warua In abonion,lr her decision waallllde under any outside pressure and Whether her decision is btioa Supported. After that On«~n-one Ia a ifOIIP oounsdina sasloa. J1iye or six...,..... slt in a circle and lntrod~ themselves to the ochers, 1e11Jai wily 11o<y decided to ~ye an abonlon. • • Swan said that ~ all the: &iris .,. in the same ~. the ~-= r.=:: ~':~:r:.~=.::~:u::n:-=: wanted theabonoon "bceaillcofii\Yc:ateer," ullhewuDot.._ia~ so. Tbe-proooclure dacrilllion followed, as the clinic deteoniDod wlao would perfonn the abortion ODd lilt l«<onlque thll 'WOwld be uoed. • Theo l'OII welt 1n socts with a botpiul ..,..., open 111e doctor c:oma out and ~ the ~ure apin, lk aid lie -.ld (oocdoft ... womb fo..r tima ll'itb ............. Al>cl he asted ror ..,., ._f_ ..a q.-ioas. ' F'anaDy )'Ow ...,... b called llld' the doctor ond nune talk ,..,., tllroqh the~ proced~, vrblc:h ._about 10 lllii)UICS. ' Acaxdilll 10 S..... tM cloaor's ooa-o. - -ma. like thio-''11ois II a 10 kill beaaia, it 11>1Y be cold ••• .doiJ is 1111 ,.......•• . - I'm IIQhla 10 - · u lajoctloa 011 llle.cc:Mt 10 almlb it. o .II ....... . . .J¥1W tllc aoction, 7011 fed • liaJe porliaa. •••• oltq.oll .... '' . 11a lie ...... ,.,.. olhad WllbOIII. Oloco)'OII..., sit up<O'ilboul dlaioloa, Jllll 10 tile , _ , . wido the aiel or a 1IIIIK, -.Jl....., ~-!llllllr-1llolr ...... is lllpp)R. 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Cool,lholg11myblodl-ol lncla...w lt'VOWonand then fd under ... u o l - eonlldal&td one!~. moy,.... • c:omoboclas 1M~· primlry . . . _ - Cod/may l· j make .......... -- comeback ~i 1 - WIIh ... ~ prtc:& ond dwindling ol oil one! the enWonrncnloll eollOOYe*".,... nudoor - · eool, lho moa plendlullcooll futlln ._ """"'·Is boling~ by mony _ . , _ , lndutlrlal, ond loborluden • • plorntilul, oftlaonl. ond rclollvtly In~ ~ It ,.... not until 1M 18801 - eool OYCIOOk wood ao the wcw1d't motl U$ed fuel, mainly beoutt olltl high energy copaclty and COIJiparatblwly &01\1 ~lor OlCirOCIIon . By 192S, 70 paccnt ol Amalea's power WID -~~~~~ thol ~Is Ill ...... ~ ....,py cl this blodl mineral .In lho UniOod 51aa olont, and geo1og1s1s oav thero could be 15 - a s mum. k "lllld lholl.7lrllon tons of"""' lloln ... ~ ..w... 3000 feot oftlw ourfxe. ~. motl of this Is not .......... with - t technology. Cool illound on - v c:on11oe111 dh mot1 .-.o hollir1g 10 tbb ,_...,. lhougj> the Unllecl Scola, Scwlet Union. on)! a.tna-how • c:omtllntd lOla! ol two-thirds oflulown · l M -"America poduced 780 ml1lon IOns of ...... _.,~ tho some 1'1 0,..,. end tho Scwlet Union , by tmpk>ylng , _ 250.000 """"'-· "'-"lll!hsolth!sex>tnUfromund_.,..nd mlna,locatecl mo!nlyln the East, while the remelnde Is dug from opon·pt orld strip mlneo- the majority of which !lain t1w Midwest and mountain uta. Oapitelhb Country's ~d P<odualon, coalts raponolblo fer only and 77 percent of thl$ 1$ used for oM-fifth of !h. United State's tlecb1c: facilities. • • .,orgy gen-eclbylhb foolll fuel. It-not unlllaftlar Worid Wa<ll thai ell, a moro. ,efflclont generator-42 Jillion• o1 oil tquals on-.·quarter ol on~ ton ol eool-and moro con-'-'tly transpocte<l. became tho ~~ pdmt onergy oourco. In ttWJhntc doc:ada Iince, oll has l!jplecl while the V.nanta of Coal claire for eool hu sfumpecl. llwre . . four dllferent ~ oH>ool mlnecl end used In this Country. Anthrode, found n)OStly lii Pennsyl\lanla.'maku up only two~ of th<z o-..cka--:. Unllecl Solts~. Also known os hard eool. anthrl<fte ts high In Mat Whla cool Is not _...t10 rtploeo ollas Amorita's number one tM19Y end low In ~ur eontmt. ..,....,., many......,. btcotM an~~ tupplorMnt. b Is the sulphur In eool ..-hlch. when burnecl, reltMa mudt of !h. Wllh ... Unlltcl SU!tn htvtnslthe ,__-786 blllon ION polutanll that aute mllironmcntalisfo ~ ro the ust ol tho f<>SSS ... Oat quar1er ol al known ·---lhb domes~~< ~ <>O<Jid d4My fuel. The"""" abundant and U>ec!Coal Is bllurnlnotm:lrd eool. Ju~ owr half the"""'" oltmponod oil one! the " " " -· eo.-.of !he coal poduced In the Unit..d Sta8 Is biumtnou.. Evcnlho\dl u 1... • high h ..t eontonl, b Is also wry high In sulphur content. Bituminous. btcauw ol lts environmental hazards. II !h. lull dnlroble. lho"!jh most ohtn·UMd coal be<:aUH of its plentUulnas and low COlt. Soft eoolls found u- I..,. ; """"''•largest It's Shake&fJeare 's Birtlida~ Avril 23 t~hout mos1 coal·produdng reglont In the Country. A lo....,. grade of bituminous. subbltumloous. found In the mounUI!n otatn, makes up 38 paccnt of Amorb's rtH<WS. This Is low In sulphur content but provld.. only half the Mal eonten\-olthe hlgh<tt-grade soh coal. Ugnlle, """"""table fo• elght percent of tho rewrves. Is low in both heat cont..nt and sulphur. The p<aent economic a1s1s has bHn pt1t1o11y blamed on the combination of shrtll.q energy IUI>PJts ~and thd' ~ng high cosu. h ls hoped by many lndUIIrlollss that Amcdc:o. con 1neru1t Ito coal prodl>«<on to help oikvlate the ell~ · • .. • ....,...._, thoft are many problems 10 be solvecl before this con be dent . f<:onomlc:l plays a ,..,., as P<oducm ~ thol hlgh .,_rates and aopb1 gr....U. of 0,. li\dusary. Cuta range frorv.ta>t rebatn to - " ' " " '1oan. to .. COII'Ipiete norlc>nala6on of ... eneqyir!dumY. Olhor ~stem !tom U.. environmental raWIS oleotl ~ing. The c:orbon ciiO.ade relutia otllbrtecl10 clwln9a In tho. _globe~ cWnale ond ott- emls*>ns hove ,.,.~ ol buildings and 0,. -..c. of lldd .a!l.~.f."id' ,leads 10 tho pol<~lion ol rnoun:a. """'-lnhi* : ....at..n _,blomecl ...,.., • Celebrate· Will Power! See Shakespeare's KING LEAR A movie. with Peter Brooks, ..weU~known as the most ~ful ·perfomianc<: (in our time) of this.dromaticaUy!.diffiCult play" , · - Richard Fly, Professor at UB. · Tuesday, April 2 1 · 1:30 p.m. at Woldman Theater, AC 7:30 p.m. at Squire Confer~ Theater, MSC • ~r:r1r"! • ' ~by SA A<l8Ciomic. Afftlira. �cQli~©@W®~i] ~ I i .,..,,..--......., f Bicyclists may pedal for roads 3 - - - - - - - . . . . . . !bp lean-Muc Bntn bicycles and by the notion they'll haw to work in sweaty clothes all day, explained Drury. Adjusting the strap on his li>erglas BeD Safety Communities must also be encouraged to build Holme~ , Joe gels ready lor his dally 10-mlle bicycle bikeways . Drury, who served on the board olthe ride to work . The trip ts sale and enjoyable thanks to pothole-free bikeways which provide separate laneo (or cyclists on """"Y major road In town. Anlvi"S 'Ill INOI'k , he parks his vehicle In a secure compound and showers at lacllltles pr<X11ded by his employer. However, abWldant and well·malntalned bicycle paths are still largely a utopan dream . T elk to any cyelbt and you1l tlear horror stories ol kamlkau driven, near mtsses by troe1or tralles and tires torn to shreds by Invisible bits ol broken glass . Prospectlw commuter cyclsts are also disc~ by lean ol having their bikes stolen and being unable to wash after getting to work an sweaty. For a number ol reasons, communities ha~ generaDy b«n slow to ac:cornodale cyclists and encOIJI'il!lf communtlng by bk:ycle. A major obstacle to further eonstnrctlon of bikeways Js the prevalllng atlllude that bk:ycles "'~ children's toys and should remain ln playgrounds, according to UB Chairman ol Industrial ~-9 at ·UB and cycling enthusiast CoUn Drury. "The publio's pom:eptlon ol bicycles Is that they are toys lor children which are potentially dangerous n,.ances on the road . tl.s Is partly the fault ol cyclists because many cyclists show a total disregard for tralllc laws and basic safety rules." explained Drury. As bicycle use Increases as II has in recent years, so do the nwnber ol bk:ycle.,.olated accidents . "One way to oolw this problem would be to havec:ycltsl$ undergo a lot more trmlng in safely and traffic Drury said. 1'or ex.nple, cycllsts should be tal9lt how to ride defenslwly. If cyclists expect to be regerded as le!jtimate 10ed users, they must follow the t ame laws that other trallic follow.' In addition. ac:cording to studies, prospect!~ cycllots cite safely concerns as bolng the major reason they don' eommute to wprk. This Is followed by leers for the sale keeping their n.Ms: Niagara fronlier Transpor1atlon Company In 1973-74 rtated that there was a lot ol support for buUdJng bikeways In Buffalo, but nothJng happened . "The level ol cycle planning here Is dismal . ." he insiJ ted, "There was reportedly a lot of opposition from neighborhoods that Were u;>sl!l because they tllought that bikeways would deeruu property value and bring In "undesirables.· The contnrctlon of a bikeway tonnecting the Main Street Campus wtth the Amherst Campus at us has " - ' ,...,._tedly delayed by~ along the route. the construction ol a bikeway would require the ellmlrwion ol parldng space on one side ol the roads-somerhing which the reslclonls we ....nan.ntly opposed to. A forum will be ~d in a few weeks In attempts to reach a cornpromlse Proponents of bikeway construction argue that cornmun~les can no longer allora to keep usln!f energy-consuming. exhaust spewing cars wl>fch should be considered rellcs of a mme oii"Plenllful past. They point out that bicycles liTe much more efhclenl. do not polute and are a much healthle. means of trasnpor1alton Dsptte the many obstacles, bicyck use has b""" greatly lnc rus lng . The Department of Transportation ~tales that 650,000 people peddle to work each day, up from 470,000 live years ago. & predlc:u thai the figure will rise to 2.5 million by 1985, saving 75,000 barTels ol oil a day. In these eneJ9Y conscious years , the elficlmcy o1 the blcycW far e>l(leed$ that ol any other form ol traospor1at.on. For Instance, a jet uses fouras many calories as a blcyele to power an ounct a yard. In the opinion ol many, bicycles and safe bikeways will be an essential part of the National effort of elmlnate dependence on foreign oil, and lo clea.n up the Nation's already abused environmental reso"""". ~ SPECIALS THIS WEEK AT OUBEL'S TUESOAY. lliURSOAY C. SATURDAY' ~Mu,c~w..... uno. __,..., ·, 1 ~ Call 855-8943 OUBEL'S r.- ladi<o n1Qh1 6 w<t ""''ut With $75.00 font pril<. WEDNESDAY: T ..but. l.o>cLu drtnl< all niQht for S.SO • d.,Jc. Call 855-8943 _.....__ _ _ _...__ _,. ~... - - - - - Ill I I FREE Admission with this ad. I I I VtditlthnJ• I JOI BI I I -------------------------· New, space-age alloy that looks as good as gold, wears as 11ood as !1old, costs about half as much. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Save $10 off the regular price. For \\'hite Lmtrium, saw S I 9 !or Men 's and S 1J / or women's rings. Order now for June deliwr~. Date: Monday & Tuesday, April 20,21 from 10 a.m.·4 p.m. Place: University Bookstores. UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 3435 Main.Street �l Clip and send: protest·~ongress on Washington budget cuts I & ~ Clip this klru out and send if roo CongiYSSionlll Ddqtw. Addrrsses 11n listl!d bdow. Deu _____________________________________ ! As a student and a rqistcred voter, I stront/J' urge you ro WJ/e "JtliiiSI the proposed c:lfu. Tbaok you for yout attention and consideration to this very important ll>llter. Sinccrdy, writiq In rapoOK 10 the propelled bud&a cuts Ia the area of educatiooal ~ ~. As a studalt attCD<Iiq the State Unlvmity of New York 111 Buffalo, I am aronaJy opposed to tbeae c:uts. 2 1ft order 10 attmd collqe, I depend on the Pdi/Bulc Educa&ional Opportuoily O..ant. Ouarao!eed Sluckol Loan, National Direct Sludal! Loan, Supplemental f4uc:atloul Qpponunlty Orant and Coneae Work Study Proaram. Without this aid I - * ! ~ uable 10 .attend S~Y/Buffalo. If tbeae proarams are cut, I, as wdl • othe ~udalu In my positioo, Will be unable to continue auendin& school. My CCJQCem Is DOt only fo r myself, but also for thole who arc plannina to attend coUcac iD the future. Without aid, many will have to abandon their hope of funberlaa their eel~. . I dO DOC support the proposed cuu, nor would I support anyone wbo assists in pusiDa the proposal u it curn:ntly stlllds. Tbc true vic:tlms of these cuts are the poor and middle dus students wbo depend heavily upon rtnaocial aid. The people wbo have been payina taxes all their lives now find that when they or their children wish to attmd collqc they cannot due to lack of rmancia.l aid. I- f. NEW YORK STATE CONORESSIONAL DELEOATION Senate: Honorable Alfonse M. D'Amato, United States Senate, Washinaton 20510 Honorable Daniel P. Moynihan, Unhed States Senate, Washington 20SIO House of Representatives: Honorable Convcssman's oatoe House of Representatives, Washinaton, D.C. 20SIS FIGHT.BACK Against CUts In: BEOG & GSL! National Action Da~ For · Education Thursda~, Avril 2 J 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Haas Lounge EDUCATION IS OUR . BEST DEFENSE! Soonsored by SASU and SA . �~SD~·O=r=t~s=============j UB Baseboi/Bulls ~ook double-~eader fro~ . Colgate Thursday i ~ total fOur llBI's with a baJa.loadecl lriple, brinainlaboUim ovcrd.,. replaccna11 in the Cdpte pitcher. The Raid<n broua)lt sopbomore Mark RdiJIJIII to th< ooounct. Bulls senior reliever <laQ Klumpp DOled that "It was a mistake OeaYina a,.,.. in thulona). They left him in , until the COWl came home.!' (0>< second l-amC was a bit more diallenallll for th< Bulb. IJB Slatter Grq Otanae. still r<ClO'WI from ID orr dbow injury, spoued th< R<d Raid<n an eady 2.4 ~ in the third innina: With the bases loaded and no ouu in th< founh, sophomore Mike Power tnok th< mound. 1'be UB bueball Blllls .....,. a doublellade< •Thursday from visitina Cdpte lhiiw:nily. Em~ Colpte 10-1 in th< lint pme, die home u:am then rallied for a 5-2 lriumph in th< nllbteap. Grq Mllk:r, Rudy Pettiford and Joe Ward viaitaiaed led Raider starter 8riaD B)'iae'ror cnldaJ biu in the ftn1 pme. Mllltt's solid shoe to the ri&ht-ftdd f~or drove In Ward aod cadlcr Mi~e Scime in th< bottom or the lifth, IMnc th< Bulls I J.() lad. • Mill<r also c:amc home in th< fifth, mati111 it 4-0, before Colpte's Ken Sl1111, latdina· ofT Ia the sixth. eaua)lt UB rd.iover Tony Niaimdi for a homer. After allowina one - oo, Nico19eti then •ruct out the MJQ two blmn before tbe inni111 coded. The lluUs quietly ended anY hope Colpte had ownakillllhtrD in lhe bottom of the sbth. Coaelt Bill Monkarth's crew scored six runs on two bits In addition to bdn& aided by a two R<d Raider errors. Gene Dudek ad........t to second on an error and Sclme was repl.ac:td by pillc:ll blsc:-runner Paul Mary after bein& walked by the tirina arm or Byrne. Ward then hit 1 solid shot down the ftt:St bile: lioc on a slow pitch, knockllll both Dudek and Mary in. ' Power's OrA victim poppcd~ut to ri.&ht· foeld, while his secood hit into a pitelterwelter-lirst baseman double play, inswina the Bulls' 5-2 lead. The niJhtcap saw three Bulls-Miller, Paul l>iddario, and Mark Roeh<r-collect two hill a piece. UB vlsita rival Canisius Colleae for a doubleheader todol)'. Thouah the Division ll Oriff•-UI the words of Klumgp-"ha>·e aood reasons to be enthusiastic." Buffalo's little-used pitcher added, "we're &oin& tO beai Canisius. The speculation about a weak link In our pitchina aarr has been put to or Qwn~.., ,....._, Patiford then drove in thnee of bl• aome· ~ ! ---r. ,. , Dlot~Jin~Sill"'f DETERMI.HAnOH: The Ul Wll bi...O.U ttem hoed we:a a auccenM one. The auh . . . ...S Fl<tld-ondll ~,.....,-.-.to-t-~ rest." UB Royals shine in softbaU victory If the UB sofl'ball Royals ever - e for a f1vorite dol)', it jua may be Thursday. LaM Thursday af)emnon ~ UB nioe buried Robcru Wcsleyao ~ in Rocbeaer b)' I c:ombU>ed ocore of 62-7 in th< doul>le-bc:ad<r. • lklffalo IKiden Joyce Slronb aod Anclrea RCBalbafl cxb pildled t~ers with Sltroftkl .l"inoina lllc lira ooeJS-7 aod Rma!haA takin& the ni&htcap 24-0. Cllelter Robin Dulmaae led the Royals' off..Wvc on$1auJht willl an eigtl1 for 12 biuina afternoon for thl: two aatnd· The native or Moms.own rapped two bomal. t~Ao doubks and drove in six rvns. UB junior Plltie Adams and sophomore Mazie ~to eadl had one homer for the 'Uitou. Adams also hit safdylivetimes and Bajko slapped two twob&Uers and knocked in four nms. The Royals rec:ord aoes to 4-2 with their .... home pme tomorrow apinn Brockport at Acheson Fidd (2:30 p.m.) . • COUPON BOO.KS WILL BE - ·~BeleyAVL IM Lib<~ R. . ta~Wanl Monday Recession Rock & Roll 25 cent drafts 50 cent drinks Till .Midnight! IBUTED ON CAMPUS . FOB TWO DAYS ONLY . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 & THURSDAY, APRIL 23 8:30 AM-7:30 PM CAPEK HALL LOBBY (AMHERS1) ' ·SQUIRE HALL -LOBBY (MAIN ST.) AUIOiune -.am Auto c..-. ~andA'*"""".... ~Y TireSIOIO r.......,olololon Rocquot Q\11> ol ~....,Hills USA Rotter Sl<atlng wromtno County Parachute Center FOOD f:l DaJMit 'imJIIa'fa 8lg SUr- & Clog == OPTICAL B~NTf:l -AUTOMOTIV& J....,.neJewlora 0 Corttor BBC Begolllros. Boa•""•'k Cat• lkltg<tt King - Mr. Taco P.J. Bonom's Roolle's 1'\omc> lionm Saratoga OlsiiiiMitlng Sign of tiMI'StTurgeon Restaurants I HEALTH f:l BXBaCISB Cl>lte•• FitMt$ Cer>t.. of e..tem ..Ills Great G1tttby Ubrary At.yttwn o.noe Studlol NIU111US Fitness CantO< S..lf1lo Contoct IAns Gtouo Optleatllnag<t Pn.sn.. Opta t SB&YIC:U A M.lA."s BNuty So!of,• Heh Forum Hot_,.y IMS L&lkO lnttant Preaa -dSO..tlqua Ste<~"""lntaQ<t ftt COlt~ I&IIE lfAUD THROUGH AUGUST 31, 1181 AT U.B. 8Y S.A. e. �Starts today It's not to·o tate to join The Spectrum and get a head start on writing next year. ~ Staff ::.:-·· - needed for Feature, Campus, Sppf'1s, City,_~ational arid Science desks. · VIsit 355 Squire and find out what we're aU ,about! ·r. Ask for Elena, John 'or Joe -. _Rfiacting to the new family; child-rearing seminarS set Tbc world turns. With it, thinas are upccted to meenbe needs of lhls cbanain& world. No lonaer is the standardized family setting standardized. Mother doesn't stand over the stove all day cooking supper; more often than not mother is arwork jU.<t like father. If everybody's at work, who is ~aisin& the children? II is this question that "'ill lie addrC$Sed in a weck-lona series of chikl·rcarin& seminars sponSOied by the Community Aetion Cor:ps (Cf,C). . "The economic situatJon is working aaaJnst children being born," said projea c:gordinatc:T: koacr Christian. In an ec:onomic hierarchy "where maaration info lli&her levels is possible, "sometimes you have to make sacrirt<:CS co move up, 'somcdmes' the children arc sacrificed.'' With .women "no longer anchored to the house," molben·arc not teachina the techniques or raisins children, claimed Cbirstian. He said the burden is bein& passed out bUtnrtre arc no raker·s . . "'{here is no programming helpina futuremolhers and fathers.'' be . j:Cmlinued. • eAC's program beains Monday and will, in fact, be the only one of irs kind conducted ar a Stare Universily. Seminars will inclde feral-alcohol syndrome, breasr feedina and Lamaze binh merhod, wilh rhc far-reaching cheme of prevenring child abuse . . Supponed by many of rhe Univershy's deparnnents, such a proaram may evenruaiiY evolve inlo an inlcrnship program in rbc Fall, according 10 Christian. The program is· a resr copy-if ir succeeds, (!lore schools In the Scare may adapc ir. Monday and ThuradaJ; 8 am . 8."30 pm t..-.y, WedliHday, Friday, 9 em. 5:00 pm a.turclay, 11am · 8pm �sU..L£TTER--WAtfTED classified C::LMSU1EO& !'NY" Oe u4H~M I t 'Tn~ Off Mtl" -561.. OMt.aLymaDSodl. F'tlday. NOTICES o£AOUHES .,.. W~YI .- ~ · SO 8Ult..NATHI!'R'' LODGE ~ct lib to~yow perty, ~1 . .•9167 .tier tO """"' forfl-ld~ Nlllont. for- 1ove1r Strwt. Vtf'V Rt-Honebte. C..ll -oortt FOVNO: 1. . . a..IIQ OONAite Dane. ~ =."01~~=-~~:~._~':,=:: ~Ool:)'tttrv ...,.,ment on MH'vinot• ""· O~E ROOM FOR :SUBLET: tn a ~;padous furT)Ished tiOUW ,...,. MSC. R.ent flitOOti..ot•~ C.M D6oG6l. SU8kETTER-S HEEDEO iZrnt;pur blhlnd ~ nlee.. rtr~t neaottlbte. cau RoO 636-41$2, DfWI Dl-MS. SUMMER SUBLET t bedroom •P•r-tmenl on Mtn,.tut• . fltent ~lliblf>CU4t94. FEMA'-E SUBLETTe-R laroe bt«oom .1.~G4·1.5D1. ...-..copy Kenny Loggins. Nell Young, and Bob Dylan ~~. . . .. , TUESDAY- Btcardl Rum Miami Whammy Night ·---·h r-._."""'. _, ,· 1911 1i1USTAJOG•cyl-. :aMOmll(o. Frw a.c.rdl lollaml Whammy T·llllrtl nod GIUMI IO .,. rallied. AM/Fiil D 1· - o r D UI17. n at"mlnl.lfYf ~. tOIMef' 1rK11on ba,..1' .ahitt.it, $6SMD. JM2t1-Mt2. tf73 &LU~ CHEV, VEGA~·~ 't/6 ( .....1111. 8F GoodriCII <odlal TA'I. tunrOOf . POQ.~tf.WfiWIAOI , ~ GMS 10'.. , _ $349 eac:h. reg. $740, ,___ --- ..., f.Hf ~ ..... rt0 IS 1t Mdl.. Dt:LAVA.N A NO EGGERT. Two Brlefl m -1779. Aftt'r 6:00p.m . l'WO- IEOROOM t urntlhed .,.,..mtnt, WOIAC, DOOI; tf!I'W'Iis court. ... 11M, ue NORTHCAMPU$1\REAJ-..... ........ = .,artMHit. c • re>tllng, •POU•nc .. , rt«-10< OGl.AWAitE HllltTEL "l)ller J Ntr--•"". .,400'1. 6D-fr.S11.11J J4J. l\lml....... <- WDMK • ...,_M>IV well- Sop!. ,$em ll>-mt. R4!SI'ONSII,LE, NON SliiiOKI NG J)f~eulonel ttudenfa •••klnt 3•S beOrOOm hOuM WDIMSC wtm AUO\nt Of Septembtf'l•ne as-~ .,,..,.,rw, be 10n'YII l.ovt.. • nobodY. Thursday Night -- live 9hc6lt FVRNI$HED .umm.,._Ju,. ftoft\ MSC In 117- ROOM for th .. to AuouP-'f'WO biOt;Q ~OI.It per'11011 ~ . t:tent btMUul two- M90tiMI'•. c.u v.e. -~~ ..or-... GMt 6»-'.Mn f.»'JIU tot mereu-. tnto. ) ltOOiiiJ AVAILAILA! , . _ , . _ ..,..,.., ~AJOT£D : C..­ waLaT " 'A i l T - SUI ).IITTI!II WANTED ~--· .......... ~. J fftiN/MJC Karw> D - . -. au.....---• ...sc,,.._c.-_.,_ ........... ,_r.o.- - . _...,._ ~ WAJITED. _,_,_ JIU~H-0.- ~"'- --~- -· STUDENT wrltlno senlc.-Aubt.tnee Itt Wt1'1no ~~~~ Mid PhO """"'' eno ~,_. ~ ~· tl'tft. uJt Al\dt'eWW~ fYf'INCi Pfoogrefttl ~ ~OI,Iet$. POJX:orn, popcorn. popcorn. TRISH Htre'l IO M l kiRO your lAst few ~lnPrltel\ard.M)!'nei'UfiU Gee, let'' oo to Onfof'lt•l Rt9.&rd's lrom t"not Tour GukJ!f. FRANK IMBURGIACilt'rln•pura;e, L.C.A. HIIPP)' 7111. Don't 1at• Wftft ~ mouth MI. l.o¥e P..O~ P. me CF.~.Jc.vtie....,.lltw ledtet t.if!aowe•re boll>lnMSL...ary-0.0..101 tottnwr.. ma'ibl we llhoukl get ~. II ClrlfMndl ~SVP tDDnl """",_not"" l.OI~OI-001-plcbd _... .............. .-. - l. 13NII>. PleMn'-1 br \JuAI, ~ F'ooo S.Oic», tMW ..ount• ln fl. lfiC •nd DS.t, ___ ---.... _ -·---· -·-__ -----·-----------· ---·--·---------. ... - ---·---... .........,_. T_ FOiitEfGH Soft ~eNe ice t:reilm cones S.25{Jopn/ 23 only). ~ &e..,. J aom• S&Jo Sllop Specials A••«••~ JOE-Ow- lunches t3U A~ . , . _. . WNrrfY~VCIL t . ......_,. 4174. mum Jlt .,......, .,. bOift~ AllwV'I 10 p.m. to 1 a.m . April ~3 and 30 "-"· Mo.,.. ..... _,_,.,.. .. . H IU{ """'' ,, 21. CAll - cOm,.,. Aci popcorn. paoeom, pooc:orn, 1..0\1-. OKL ...,_. ""_,. SU-ets WAJOTEO- - . ,. James C/arfl Trio LIKE A PHOENIX from lht Hhn, MarraUsh live,_ UO Allen $1rM ~ Open MotK~oey thrv S.tvrday, noon to sh:.. i"'aMAL.e HOUiEMATIE WAHT£0•to ....... -~. - - · .u.c. FIIEE /NfTIAL (X)IfSVL TA TION, 1 OOOE (fl-..c ~? frsarwwoneJ- Thh: Port01 C.teut<to lltOOMMAT. WAJfTR _ , . . . . . , _ _ _ IJEI crimltviA W"On't be mr r-wf'n9e tl 'Pnt ow. you GMt) bVt reffltf"6f"l'!PPf. VOUfiJICUW¥my OJ B - -""'·-~"'IJIWJ " . THE NOSE~ 8ENJ U' s yours for tM llklno. We' ve fht toM:! Ou1. SigMd,. Ttw 8otr(l Ol"'trus.ti!!H (Syr-ICU'Se Bnnd'll • MOw••_.. fi')c:I'-"'n tiKI'fk u t. SEWING MACHINE, ZtcrZAG Willi · _,...,, -.!. C.ol Wllliam11YIIIa r,.r~~c. .J.Ft.-<onoratufatioM on ED-OF. ---117- r"1"t. ttret.o ..,.... 36 Hopltlna Rd . REO "LOGAN" ltatt ~.,..,.In Ctwnt Un MWF ll-11 :JO. If '(ext'ri'IOOittnf AI me. I'm lnttf'HIId. RED. Incl. WD(MSC SlSO• ....,. HOUSe P'Oit 'II:NT ~encMn Lucian C.· P.t.to Attorney·At•UW •I~ wlt'ft ~i ~Mel WW'It :o~~'t;~ln!l US llt!'WAAO FOR LEAD r-t"SUinno In flnellnt •P•r-tm•nt ' UJ bedroom M~nt£sse.s. ~. CACI " - Y. ...,.., D. lf'MO • tt5Mcl., enlor ..,._ fine Jaa. mWc:IM:t. F$A ~Sfto(> sped ..: tOft k • c~ C»f''ft Uc: CD"d on~rt . TAINA-''Gnlr TM Good ON Yount" btn ~...,. blf'Tf'MNy anrwar. &.ovc .,..~ Mtry, Ia~ c.•t ::;:;.,~r, TV atMCil. LAJI:~Y-tMce YOU MIIMCI ,,....,.•• Qef'IONI• ._...,.. ~ ~ to MY hi. H.ato, toJt Mt ~lf l~. your M'(SI·cry 0..1'. /mmltll•tlon- l Ollt f Ptr10" .....l'tle"'t, WDMSC ...... ..,...., ~ pet'10ftL Mt.l$1 bt f\IIMtthtd On1d .. 6.»510. eeos. THU.$0AV N IGtfT UVE ....... .tf'"H Cl1rlt o..tt't at PCW1er 137·i715 PEr>SONAo AttA."TMI!NT WANHD "*'" fM LATKO c.u l:ll·.t$97 Ot 131 ·4.$69. tnm MK UOO. DJ•t • .t~·.,. 6 p..m. a..on- e£o rw. *'"""·double '111 2Sc OFF ANY SUB! 10 WINGS FREE· wltll a purch..e of • doUbM « la rger onlef o l wlnga CALL 83a-3507 or FURNISHED J t.cltOOtn el;t.rtment t:MI.GO,. ,,._. wrth ta0c1tr. come .._. sno. DN?S>. Print It 631 ·8884 AvenUt, w.lld"' Gl,fance from l! > ¥c BETTER/FASTER/FOR LESS SUBLET FOR SUMMER S l.PKlous be«oom$ on Lbbon~ Rent neooon•blt I.C:::IH'::::"" = · =.::-:~==:--c==,-, "0.2 ; '110 Mem J.ac HEED A SUMMER PLACE? Subtentt''l W4nt~. C•ll O.n 636•5$36, TWO eEO'IOOM AP'AitTMENT, .-.at,_. 1 M - · f:URHI'SHED 4 bednlorn ~ment., wr; dt., froa'itd '" ~ ,.... MSC. C.ll llWSIO or D1-4lll. tr~.,_,~,.....t'f'nld.lm iW RUSH TICttETS CAel ... Into J».11$J .,.,.."*" 4 SUISlETTERSHEEOEO for IPKtoul LJitlon ..,-tmtnt--c:MIIP r.m. G7•1111. FURNISHEO J bedroom ...,_ for ~ . Vwy dow lro MSC on Utobon.. JUnt 1 to ~vst ll. real Chwp. call WOf'!'*'.,. 1"1» Pepplaos I:U•:SD61 ..wDMsc. - -OftYftM-"'" -. - bedroom• nk•h' cttcont..:t. mw. gotciS., -· -·.-!---ooltor. ~ Ln Us Show You Samples FREE Then LnUs Typetet & Mdt'OoM. ""'51'41 or 691\$3.56, APARiMI!NT AVAILABLE Mlty 1ator tummer •ublet . FUfl"11htdj tWO btdroom, WD/ MSC. Rus.onlble. ua. c.eu O.·Mt • .:14 1111 or "' 1$-66. $1"-95. cell SUMMER SUBC'ET. 3D7 Montrow, l btdiOOmL S1S+ Call P.vl, Cl'ltit.. fH ••~'tv TM C ~with CBX C.Sielle . -. Aeg. $1150, now $825, 157110. mg. 1830, now , . Wll.95. nAO AX»>. reg. 1-400, now 160+~ DI.SI.S. TOYOTA eotlOL.I.A. J4 GCD mu..., . . . au JIM QNIDG. 72 COMET, ~~edt . . _ M\OIM OC S21:). PIUt lll•JD170fawnf, 1l ELCAMIHO lJO 466t f'l ..ctt r't , Ua1 ..i ~ RESUME PROBLEMS? but ot1 l'bdf blr1nc»y Prow II I I wftl mnt'lft.le • ot ,...,. 1 pr...,IN Vow SUBLET APARTMEN T. I aroe c b111f'oom 1-). ; PRINTING AND COPY C~NTER.S ANONYMOUS, YES .ny oer Mttr 1h. exQfPI Moncler"t.. Pkk. time, ~~~tea. CAll aUUTIFUL to.o blclrOOfft FrH Popcorn - --- • .....,. WD/ MSC ll<ftl - I'Mluring Moolc by TH£ SPECTAUM ,.._.... tM ' " " ' to OOPSttWt~NwhklcNnw.WfA Hoked, ~ft wtl' ARE THESE. E.HOOGH . Tenyl' Te"TYYMtl, Sulld~a"l, T41btte\n., AftW!ft. MAff:TtiA; tMY W'f oldtr .. f LATKO and M.t:MkO wt10 wwte a-.cl SlUt lhla 1')110 FEMALES WANTED rooms. 10" ... IUI'nmef" H~te 6H TONIGHT - • ~a.ar...owwtJtephon&.- ............ 1o- house w11h terrae;e WDMSC. ln ALL AO$ MUST 01 IMIO fr'l ..ot•-"C&. EttfMr p\K.a theM kit M•IOII. or MM • of ~..,wtm • ~.w ~ Of6W for tvN Pn'M.,t. No .cts OOPSit Hot from Terry. lrom Ka·rw. ........ UUA8 DWIIIDn Olf'ec1ior. a.t Of I~ I TYPtNG OOHE on Mlrco ~ • •ch copy • ., 0!1tln.l. All m1ttrt-. wved for l•ttf' UM. DI1Mr1_.tkw'ls. thonn, PtPtn. ..... rt\UtNt, . .<Ur4 1~--------------------·· Mr• Taco 1 J c • • • Gemar~l I 3248 Main Street u.s.) I I1 • Ga/axfan • Pa c-M•• nMis• sile Asteroids : Comm•nd 1 RaatiUTanl•nd laa-ou from I · Buy one Mr. Super Teco, get 2nd at Ya Prlcef I I =I :::_ "Yoa'll Love Our S.k, Tool!! 4123/tf. ···········---------It's Not Too Late!! &1uly Medicine and Denn.try ia tlae S..nny Caribbeaa W orld Health Ortan itlation A rmi"''1led R cwpital A/filiated Gowrnment Clulrtered Modern Clauroonu and Equi'(Jment Clinical ~ Tuitio" Loan Program US CWrbhip Prot ram For ~nttGtionol pamphlet and Admillioft Applioation C(>ntach ~ U.ieott, PO&. 2 1, Walden, Nee Yor .. 12$86. I I ~ �~ A~p~oo· Pif -.1 I 0-4 p.m. In 1M I 0 CSU. Blood Drive Friday from c:.pen. AC. ' .. ....., - - - . . - - p t l l a ) e - )'OU ..... the - . t r y Hillo ...,._ WeclnHdoys from 7:-0-10 p.m. sw.ty, -. how_,..~- "'lu. The 08 _ , . " - · wll hold Ito Mnual ,....,_,, dey Sorw~ l101n IU p.m. In ~. Vloorlng oc1or o..a, • .....,..., on_.!upftor. films Olld olldn ol Juploer..,., -llllronomloaf objocU will be""' vtow. Allo, O..t ~the Wcnclo ObootvelDfY i!"'N bo op<-n b b any Fridloy or Seturdoy filjjlot. The WtltlnQ Piece 1a • ,,..,. opontoolod b)' the Un1veralty !Mtnk!Q C.,...r le< anyone In the U,tvef'llly or comm""lty who -.help wlth eny~ olwr!llflll, - " " It be .-lornlc. ~. ~I or cr.tl..,. Our stall con11111 of p<ofldenl wrf"'fl'who 11... ..ndorQOftO • 6 .-k lrelnlf\11 cou,.., If you -.ld Uko 10 rupo<>d IO your wrltlf\11, .top by 336 Baldy wtdcda)'l' ltotn 12... p.m .. /IIWTh ltc><n fi.9 p.m. or 346 Squl"' rrom 6-9 p.m. Tuosdeya. s.wm. - .llleodl>QI The~-__....~ ntnts IIIII wed<end. RCC Chldton Berbequ.. esc 10 ldlomew r-. end IC lm.rl..._ end ~- Cell 6J6.2316 fa< .N«Joool Soclo17 .<JI p,o(ualonol Ell~ e1ect1on1 • - et 1230 P.lfl· In 25 Part<or. Narnlnotlonl""' .un belf\11 ~-Mornbe,.meypld< up lholr pins end piiD- l'd...lhrMnto wttl be ........ . _ _ R - d t Center b op«> Tu<>do)'l' ..,., Thundeys from 2·5 p.m: In 369 R>od Jadc<t, Elfkou. We C<lly .ce>tpt limited numbor of n><ml>oB uch yar, oo lniOr 0 - ~ moeu \1/eclnadeyat 4 p.m. In 234 Squq, AI -sol "-"'ttes end OO<otltios"""' .......,, Ele<tlon o( .tlloon wtntiOko place. piN..,~..,fylfyou_,.tobee..-.. For­ fnfonNllon con 636-2351 . Two clonn ..,,.,..., Rmloars .J~tlll be hekl tomorrow et 1 p.m. In the.oem...t N . ....... end Thurtdoy 01 7 p.m. In 170 1'.1'AC, £!1colL Gel Involved- year. The follow~ po,I'Uon• are opon In CAC: ~ DI"'<'!!r, .Utomel DlroctO< (3 poeltloru~. lntemol DitHt<>< (2), P\Jbllcky Coordlnotor,'V.e n Coordinator(lllptndod~ Apply tn 345 Squlre. 831·3521 . T',..,..,,.,r, . . /lllcrocomputu end lllgttsl clrcufta mlnlcour~e.-Lum to ux mlaopro<:eSJOf$ end d lgtLel di"C'U1U In lhe 3 dly mlnkourse t.eughl by a·t~denta. tourae. Is cM"Ienttd towards students wfth onJy amlniMu of clrwft theory. AP<II21, 22, 23 at. p.m. in 139 s.J~ AC. quote of the day Eat the the but at Foundef's P&au, between O'Btt.n end p.m. Meets your frlonds /0< lunch W<dnoodey ....S ""joy the Point!... BrOIMrs In CO('«rt olof1i with ~... "You must do the thing you think you cannot do." -John Knlp/er Vlluel Ealtlblta clurinQ Cll!ld ,.,..,...,... Wedt-1'...1 Alcohol Syndr.._ today ot I :30 p.m . In 330 Squirt: Chtld~W~ of bettered 5p0uses tomorrow et l:.lO' p.m in 346 Sqllile: ..,_,. one~ At>uoo or the Oewlc91nG Child W~dnosdey a t 110011 In 3•6 Squire: /ll.,_,.ont O...elopmelt W~y 01 6:30 p.m. In 346 Squln: Oikl ~ Thundoy •• 11:30 p.m. In 346 Squire: Partt>UnQ from Bt.... FHdlnQ Thur..SOy at 630 p.m. in 346 Squ;n; Child Hulrillon Frtd.y at 11:30 p.m. In 334 Squlro. WRCJB ...11 mettl"Q W-.dnadey at 10 p.m. In the <lood)leor l.o""9t. Thooe lntorutecf In WO<klnjl with the ... tJon nexl )'elf m"'tt •nend. CIS AWOnomy Aun. mteU W-.dnacley at 8 p.Jn.In334 Squire. Electlon of ofllcort wUt be held. MIQotlln Student Aun. "'"'" Friday et 5 p.m. In 260 Squire, Buffalo Ent.Wut C...ler meets the oocond end l..t Wodnadey of every f't\Onlh ot 29 Vomon Piece, opL 1 (1 block IOUt.h of Moln and Amhont), to discuss macrobSotlcu, WhoH.tUc hultb conctpll, etc. For further lnformotlon coli 8J8.22.52 or 834·7215 or slOp In ot tho Grqln Mllj. 5 W. l'lorthNp (832-6400). movies, arts &.lectures ~. Wednudeyo from li:JO.U:JO l.eQol ......,..? Gnoup l<11• l Sotvku offon f - ~~ - e n d information to a D08 "udonts. Do )'OU hove • heerJng In SWJ/ IRJ coulU of the: Presfd t:nt•• Cornmllalon? GLS has tw studonll 10 oct •• dofcnclors lor lludonu. F« ,.._.. inlonMtloa, .Mop In at OI.S. Open II·) p.m. Monday, Tuudoy, ThuD<IIry, end Friday; until 7 p.m. We,dnaday In 340 Squire Also op<-n Mondays lrom' l-5 p,m In In 1'\FAC, ElllcotL 831·2273 The SWdy SldUs Place., located In the Unlvef'lll)' Learning Center II '366 Baldy, Is lew the If"Ina oematof. Our traiMCI ...-., el u,porionc..s colf«9e IMtN<:ton.. ea rudy to belp you '"m to or~lu.otlme , dev<lop your \IOQNiel)l,.toke better le<turt notn, W'Mietttand your t.extbooks, take tuts and reed f•.ater. a.s - u..eny o01eiaopoct or $tudy)ng, We aro elroe drop-ln M:~Ykr!t., no appointment b nectssery. Our how s ere MT1o1 lrc><n 2-4 p.m.. W from Ia... p.m. end Th from 10... p.m. now_, Fr01lunen EnglneotlnQ AdvloOfMnl, 219 FI'C<ICDI< Hell: lodoy at II a.m. end 2 p.m~ "'"""""" et 9 e.m. •nsl3 p.m;: •122 at 10 a.m, and 2 p.m. Sophomoru odmJtted to deptrtmenl.s see the.lr deportmeots fOf advi.Jors: com-.t~oM un«r~te s~t Aun. I• ~f\11 their oecond annual T,shirt Ale beQinnlnQ Monday end c:ontlnulng lhr""Ghoutlbc - k. T.ohlrt end J - will be oold from ll-3 p.m . l!t the $quiA! Cefttet Lounoo end the, lOve Room, Beldy end the c..p... lnlofmatlon deoll, AC. ~ tonoe fra<n '5.50-6.50 with fundlf\11 ~ upcoming plcnk fe< p,_ -'l'Of'O· Tbo ...- . ,.....,...... City -lk:hbol• •Ill be ~ -..!kleta on arnpoa1,p<ll218.l:lilclplln. ....-~ Polloology.R-..,ondSecondel)'-. ~ Enafllih. ~ lnlenl.ed-ld con lbc <lor.~~ Otllct •• 831'3515, ~......._The L S on Aeppolntii>ot>t T - - . - wtc11 · CoD lob.- et 831 ·351510< Or. • FlniL ...__,..._, Fotklut April )4 end 2!1. 011 Wllu.rnton and Tom Po1110n, Jo<Mrth1n Ed.:..rd5 ond JoM HeN. Tklcou aveliable .. tho Squire nd<<t Ofllce. ''Oiobel hrwpoctl..,. 011 the c:o..ce,t ol Quellly or Ufo" Q'-> Or. ~.. ""' - · - .. 7 p.m. In 320 l'oF AC.b)'ElllcoU. lntotfut '81 on s.,doy, April 26 at 8 p.m. In the Kothe~ CO!MU Thoet.,, Elfkou. Tick... on Ale now. Fa< ma<t W....,.llon, coR 6)6.2351 or como to lnRod Jockot. ElllcoU. Jfllddily /lluak ktiu....,. W-.dey from 12~ p.m In . the HNe t.o..w.vo. Sq..ojro. Opel\ .llllb ...,., T'hur..SOy etB:JO Rethlltollet. Squtro. p.m. in the BaiUo o.ncen w!U be porlotmJncl d&nco sui~ '-""" Bulgatll, SerbU end now England • Anj>et1c Sunday. ""'flO at 7 P.lfi: Tlc:kcta ...,allot>!« at TlckcUon CKitltto. Jernu Ciotti CIIIHW wiM podorrn In lbc Ponot Celo<e<io, Efllc:ott, Thurtdey from 10 P'"··l o.m. Sludollt OT Aim. preMota o 'iput.u from the WMY A<>t&olc: Ceroa.r Wednoidoy at 7:30 p.m. In tho OT ClliiiOOm, Oooclyeer BeoomenL • Cdd>roto llheku_.·, l>lrthdoyl S... "King t.at·• lomonow It I :30 p.m. In the Woldmen Thuter and 7:30 p,.m. ln tho 5qiJ!rtConfoiftilc: Theater. F..,.. ''Conworsllllona In tlto Arta" Eather Harriott droc.-. thelmpilcotlonl or ReOQon' l budget cuu lor tho ortl · · " tho drledo~ o( the Albrlghi·Kno• Art Gejlery, Arto Development S.rvlcoo, end Studio A~ W~ ot 5:30p.m. on lnleme~onel C.6te, chenneiiO. ' end.,._·,..,.....-. ~,. Con\perbon of tile C lenll"'QU" Ql_, by Neroln <Hhenl Friday et 3:30 ~.m. In room 41. ~ Ridge LM. "CCInooo>ofoct ~ .•.. .....,..._....., .... of tile ~- ~ ...,_, ~ c..111oot111e at ~~ort.o~y"Fr•~ 2 -.JD 7060'8rlln.AC. . ~lt.T.,.,...,.OI7_..... ...._'..;...-at !1:15p,., IOft!Qhlln 170MFAC,~ ~-· 01 1 ,.... - . -r- ~~ 01 .,2o ..- - ' - .170.111F.Ac.-. ;:.. ' =...• · "",.-.. --..-• ., ......... -n. ............~ w- ~:::.~~: II p.m. Woclnadoy In the_ .,._.. ---.u"TIIIner- 4:)0, p.m. 1r1 tht .,._.,,l'loflon. .,, - • .30 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Rowin surmiled that viewi.oa an AI a J0Cia1 PlheriGc ia Paris, the aai:mal in an el!J>Criment "is a lol more bcMt!'A bouts or bcr diatoad earrinp cxcitill& to see" than watc:bin& a limp to a pooop-of Interested jot~. T1le tiuue culture react to 1 chemical odor of ClwJd No. S permeates the injection. 11111ospbcn, while the muroa sentlY If either reduc:rion or replacemc:tll are pills b.:k bcr hair to display the sans. deemed improbable, Rowan SU&&CSIS Tbe hosteu' era are laced with mascara refmcment or animal treatment to and ~ chtth hued by blush. sciattir~ pracrkionen. "By reftnema!J, Cllroma.oiiiCI made her a • woman, we mean. the reductioa or saess for the .co~b made her beautiful. · subjecu," he said. ''Why mUJt we make l nadirty,dinaylaboratory)()Opmiles animals suffer so much, whm at least wea of the party, a solitary rabbit - that much oould be PD"-•ibly qurtailed." huddlu in a corMr of a rust....,crusted Af•er a slide show named" Animals in Q&e. His fur stained by chemicals, the . Research: Are There Ahernatives?", creature•s eye sockets Qlrry a disaustin& Rowan paimed a bria)lt picture for the blobofmueus·likemaller. The mammal future of animal rights efrons. "The is a vlctlln of the Oraiu tat-a researdl prospects (for increased success) are process routinely used on rabbits to test e~e«llent," he beamed. "This is not a COSII)tdcs, druas, pcstiddes, toiletries social welfue issue, it's ucientif~e issue. lind other chemicals befon tbey are put People are beainnina to look at the on the market. As a result of birth itisa procedure and think in& about It more." rabbit, but it was the cosrncdcs tbat Rowan pointed 10 recent successful 11UICk tilt rabbit blind. baltlcs . . . _ the ~ indusuy, "We treat our pets much differentlY: " wbcre minions of rabbits are killed or tban we trut I he in mutilated Cacb year in beauty material$' "We played lhe sympathy;• Abortion cc;>nflict predicted as issue returns to limelight br 0aa eo....... Dir<aor> ....... ~ ~~ or - a l C•Pft.IHli£4UOI' con~ .·· The annual baulc: over mandatocy abortion covera&e in U B's Student Health lnsurance pollc;y is expected To assi11. the dlrmon in their Oedsion on 1he composition or the lruurua - · a sorvcy or .. udtnts bas boca . . - .... po.g four yean. Thii)'CM,lbe ..... el _ _ _ to_ofliciaDy mctoMII only"'-"""" ...., 1M •~=~:~e:;;;:~~~:;~J -· Sub Board ).belin Inc.~rnccrin&Thllll4tr'$ in SquiTe.. -patiey lfldto~ ,....., ......... 'l1lc .....,.. o( lUll. lhc survey, ICC'Ordifta tO Iliad:, is 10 1be nWn OIII'Otition to tloc mondatory ~ is the Rl&hts or Corudmcx aroup •!Udl b.. """'-ttd on 01111oa plan for sudenlS who willlnoc 10 poy for theobortioft pon of the policy. Th< lfOUp's ~ " " - Is the Cooldloa fO< Abonion Rilbu oad Apin11 S<criiWitioo Abase (CARASA) wltlc:h bdlnco that lhc insurucc policy sbould mandate ~ioe c o - . Di>r:uAioft on llle composition or the 1911-82 Heahh lnwnnce policy M11 tqin Thunday, b111 • finll deeision will no< be nwle unlit Sub Board's May ,_ina. accordina to the st udcnt service <Orporation'$ Extrotl~ Director ll<nnis BliCk. The »<!~ deadline will .,.,.., . "--iate Oirect.o r of the ........_ a tile Study of AnDual ......,._, T....., doe collrae lecture drcloit, . _... is • ldf-prodajmcd .._._ KIMII" foe the ............r--.....,.......... .......,_ or .._.llllloa or the use Qo1a1iaa ~ D.E. S.rdl, . _ _ ~ die - ' for iDcrealal , _ d a . . . . .sis OD tile tbrcoc R'a -..· r~ . e•eat, redNtio.a ad bpi~. Rowu ' ....... • • " - Looollle crowd T_..,, WOIIId ...,.._ dltaic:U all ...........,............uriC ....--..tteuld-..-......-; - dldttd ·~..• ......... ...._1M scialtlsb, .e*L- - o( feaible Jllbllit1ltel. •....,.. . . . . . . . IO . . . . . . . . Row.t.xb!J tba....,sdallilb . . ,_m~ ''wUidlllly." ''Tbere 8fC _ , uperimenlltbal caD ror 6110 ........ wben oaly • or 60 &mo.eaJU.a Repeated assaults 001 beauty care &iiJits ..Revlon aod Avon - yielded -"'lae<euful results for Rowan's moven~u. he revealed, nolina tM1 both compaaie$ bavc IIWk comlllitunalu to seardl for altt"*'- to Draize testing. The hqe conaloaletates also donated $750,000 each to the animal ri&hts moYe~~~CDt, Rowan dCJ&IIed • - But rabbits are DOJ the oaly animals abused in ~. Rowa claimed. def'm!Qa eynkally tba "• dru& is any ~ put iMo • ftt that produces a ~tiiiJCI .... 'to solve the aaimal rilhts dilemma. Jl.o,... ~!bat the amw..- could lJe itl the testina laboratOry. • '"Seietu:e is tile answer,'' lac esnplylically dedarcd. "They ....._ flllll dot allaudw:s... ~. llllril they do, an aliilnMed r- • ::--.=·• =-..:~~ - :0-=:e:::tt:'.:'r';d.:.~r!: ~ - - "'lllc1"R - _,- aivt SlUdcnl5 enough lime 10 debate the W..• or mandatory abortion covtna•. 81ac:k said, and will alablt the Board of Dlrecton ol Su~ Board 10 make a clechlon •hi~ "udcolS.,.. still in bait SlnY tO polio~. sehool. "I am't think of any U.ue llw bas boca ddlatal Uke lhls," oq>Wned Blxt. •'ho bdieYes llw ooly • •ery Siron& Sludcot oppositloa b 6t dy to diana< the dcci5ioo or the Direaon. 8lac:t, bow...,. doCs ""' t.- iftbere will be any oppositiontllisyar. dc:lc:rmine llow Sll>d<nu who~ ill .;c., lhc eiTcc:ci- of !he And Life and C'asullly lnsurlnce ~~ and Health Sen~ on - campoJS. Taka~ las< W«k,lhe w.-.cydid no1 indlllk ... abotlion qocstlon for the rntlimc. 8lac:lt Slid 111< oduslon of the quatioo was because lhe data eollccttd the past few yan bas been fairly eomtant. tn additloa, Block claimed Jlwll i1 ..,.. difficult 10 formulate an unbiued question ,.hidt did ocx ai"" aw~ rhe an.swer. LICk of lnformatioll on 1hc CO\'fn&e and or the <0$15 invol•ed l<d m•nt ..udcors 10 approve: or oprional covuqt, Bl•ck_ eaplained. To l<t a bnter ..,_ or ....'clau opinion, he added, 1he survey uted opm- ended q...aion> on the iNuraner policy, .midi alloW$ SludmlS to thc abonion ~. ai•'t their •i<ws 011 The • com0>on11 of 11udeot> ""' ...,. >crbarim 10 the Health Ins"'*'" Advisory Committee •lldl commisoiotu tb< """"l' and implcmeeu the poliO)'...... , . . • the lhowtd 11w 60 pcn:a~t or the 600 J~udenu C..rier • CARASA member AtiJon Hicks IISlJ bas ocx beard of any OPIIC'ition "' tar bu1 the aroup is continO>Ousty lookl111 for such sian•· Rii!KsofConsdencomember Rbb<n W'uc aid tbal his &roup b n01 yet pro:p&ri"' any orpoill:d oppolftioa but h.. boca urJing p:ople 10 aucad Sub Board's Thuroday - " " · "This Is DOl an U.UC tha1 aocs ...-.y," Wbo clocbml. "It is of such aravi<y Lhallt should be br011&)u up ew:ey yar." So!iPpon ror op1loa ~coma DOl ca~y r.- nb moral -vic:tioos - - lhortioa, Wbe claimed, but ...., tbosc wllll ~lolls 011 the u-. W'ac ....,..,,.. the only~ to OIKional llllortloe --.c is lllc iasistmC'e ai'Sub Boord diftct"'slo "impoKlheit owo ....,. "" ... _ , .. ~ "tbcy taow ~ thq _....,. to .. ~ .. WIK labded the dtcllioo or llle Sub Board ---ble queri<d r.-ed ~ ......,.. in .... iiUW1I.IOCIO policy. This - · · RSUits wiJ) be ·-')able in (WO - . Sub Boord is only allowed 10 offer in>uranc.: prOJTOms for a one·ycar pmod by a dcci5ioo or 111< Siate Univtnicy or New Yock (SUNY) Boosd of Trus1ees. The audyi~~& mandaJOI')' iruuruce prOIJ'IIIU with wainn, Hlxk Slid, .so they do ""' waat uy orpnimlon maki111 lo111· tennpackqa. Blld: has boca sud11q tile poosi\rilky or Sllldeot sdf·losurancc: "lilm WOIIIcl din>iMae lllc- for &a iDsuruee C'OftlPUY or 1&<11'BIId; bdieYes llW the _ , . '"''td ou ocx .,.,.,. 1 <Oil\lftiaion ....,. be U>ed atbcr ror lower praruwn _ . or impnl'ed bcncfils. Eitbcr ot Blxl 's '"" pt'OpC><Ib arc Feasible ror Stplcmber 19112, Blac:t sad, IKI1 both «QUire appr'0\'11 from SUNY Ca~tral and UB. Tnutees .,.. N111: Sal 4!1' _ . .,._,.1 1H,_y.,._,.1 1 H011018d-P. ~ I SUN, SUN and more SUN- Pp.7-14 �• ~ UkQu~is, Christenseri detJate sex educotibn in the schOOls J ~o...n~.....- . IIMIIimlit-«<tooklooul-•b ....,~ia ' ~lkovdb t..W.. ~tk!s, 11111'-wlltoUIUc;,ool. Ia.,........, tho acllooll." - - ~ . fiiU'.a.e_ pon:ea or ...,_,., ia lkll i_ eo-yORMXU!Iylldioe. 1 ~ ::: f t """- .,.... o1 dloK . . . . . _ , - ...-a, .at.oe by • 12. Ia 1110, 7J0.0110 o1 ~ -.Hy 11111-e ~..,.. rim'!.!tclioeMc. Ollie 0111 orrne biadla;, 11w United b • ~RIO__.. 0.. 0111 ol . . - a--.. -.... .. lilt United ftft ~ ~ ,an a l i a - - . .. ..__.lilt 1lnt 0111 bridoa- <I( .-. ''Sa Eel_.: A Drbele" Aa _..,... crowd. fiUecl the fll11110f• a- ill 5Quft Hd WeciMaday oicbl to .,_ llle SA lpaoltera a.-•s ~talon , .... ....,.,..._ ......... beeklcn dlm:led ltoao and _.,.,... ........ qiiOIIioM 10 tile "" ......,.. ~· S..lllllty Edolcalloa Caller Dlreelor Ellca the amllina -fllb on lldolacatl """· ""PPained thot "'* - .... ua·. Cllrlat-.after......, · - do 1101 link ... wilb ~....,. Thcftfote: alto~ that JC:II t~~uc:adon k - off<alve because there Is not eno111h of h. " lt'a too bOld tbll the eclucaton In our oc:ltools lloll't - dais." her opponeo1 in tht dcbalc, Ylct PraWatt o r c.tholb Onked ror die Filth J..a. Litoadis. MrCISllc:ally -...~ . ..~ w tlliilt eclucadoo .... ""~ all-~"ltcaddecl, .... tltrOIIIhXA eel-loci. ..... haft ooaolariJiecl h (KIC). 10 Utoooclb, ~ -In sclloc* b a "calM 111 our sodoty, ~tolhctnpdyofpcoplt~ Accordllla fOOIIed .., ia eMir........ Wedaeadly'a ~ ceotetecl voaacl Llto•dis' Jud~o-Ciu iul aa "o•altt " - - O u i a t -' a''IDclmdllll mcnl dooioe" · He 111c1 111M conaia ICIIORIIIIni!JriPtiiiiCI...._..c~.,... ~ ""'"' oioc M . . .. . ID do. Laoadis addecltba~'•"indloidllllmoral dloict'' II I .w.doD or -aral low and beioa llw _.., tba "any doole:& is OK" b ill raa moral _,c~ay. . Clulat- &aid lite tcrmincJiosy is • cletemut1(1 <ducad on. "S..'I hu become a verb, abe coatended t but " OCJCuallty .,.._,_ourtotal bdnallt ilour ~a~eraJ iatt:roctioo with othen, .,..,..,... o r Canal<nc:u and lJialcnaL" a qU5ion oo b o w In WOIIId "' about t~ .... to • rour-year old, CbrislcMc:n aald t'* 1tx ecl ls ''I natural ~ o1 l<antiQa tbat he/&ho is a saua1 ._..to coatu4Cd tbat objecd n fD Oocl, "Ooc!- be by tho Tm c-aad•- II a rdlocllc. or objoc:tl~ lllllnllty, _.-cilna JO Ukoudis. "Ricllt bebavlor 11 monllcy,'' 110 oalcl, " •d with tba he ran 1mo put oppoallon from the "'OIIlle • .........._ ~•......SIIIIIh<!t derlllitloaof morality 11 thai ...:., iodividual hu the riaht ~J d~ fiGD God. Allldirlc And tba Ia- aood . .... --..Joocaus. th e . . . - _ . . . , - - U. ldlools tre tohlaown\'llw ays~.,...tnr~ (-ecl) cmteted on pop~ COIIIta<qKhoa. The cmpltuli Is on coticiOaK ror the bo1s,the piU fot the Prts.'' Lil!~il llllid. "Scboots.,., doina t h e - as the media." .lx added. " Tile -'IcY or moral ecfue~~tloo ia •• effective u Dc.r not -"· Ontheocherbaad, ' ._edlftlllciiCbool in to mal:c ~ Abby-ectal ecl....ioa alooald be edll<llioa 1n 11106tay, cbaaity, • the ctaordl hll Thus the values Dad morals as c!icwecl by God, and tht Cetboti< O uudl ....-e aot ap~ooa the values IDd mon~~ established b)' each individual in the debate. ta lllht-" He~ Jdlools P.uex edll<llioa \ ac:la\li fe" a.tiiiCill by tcaeb.iaa the rao:u. ' 'l!ut die MM ofaoa eel'~ b tht morals of it,'' Ukoodis explahlecl. "ADd IChools don't tdl kida wllat Ia Ole moraJii riaht choice." Olriaensen dlaJienaecl the 10dleac:t or mouly students to take the information pr-ecl-''doo't be a f*'lve pora >t, ..,. it and bave. arona lnpw Into the eclueadonal ...... be -'dod dec:isloOil.wAld. T rllll ilood mor • She emph aslted the point that an adolelc:ent'a a<J<ual aalvity is bas<d on trial a.ad errot- "tbt)' have so little faallll koowlodae with "'hkh to mal<e IUd! aerious dedaicMu... ''Tbeoood for &e~<ecl ia scbool is eritical,'" &he arid, "bceausr no oo~cr oraanbalttoaP h.. bcaun to commullkate effoc:tlve!y on thls U koOdis refcrecl to this u her "silty tOIJic. Set is • positive force in ur. and h plumblna·· a.pproadl th.tt Ia <tinieal 111<1 mull be underaood-by all. S.. is not <qual to moro.l dealdentt." l«''llar aod divoreecl from ODd and moralit y. " Ideally, It should be tauaht in home. lit propoitS' lo divorce the morality or sex dtun:h And school." oma......, odded. educatioo from Ju dinlcal upea_, "S.x eel from peeJ1 is incorrect and Ukolldis &lid that Otrbtentet~'• ".Wy mi<labdcol. Oturch iodoarinated itX ed only p lumblna" opproodt "Joc:uJCS on-ibe ebiJd • .. a (men!) impan oo tho$< who attend as a aaual ponon," IDd that, to Ukouclis, 1s rqulll'ly ttDd pamtts nwty tiQ1e1 liCit the ...........; the - " " ' is wrona llld • <O<Tta lnfonnotion IDd they therefcn lnuttonl. convey <OnOI«ina meuqn to thtlr "And wllo dreidel is riaht IDd dlildrm!' WI'Dflll''- qU5ioned Utooldis. Otrislenoen complained thai mony times "The (~) Oturdt,'" btlftlwtr:ed. pat<niJ .. ho arc a fraid to make • misuke in bein(." w""' ~· ''licb:adoa is • -.-aoit,. 110., lioec:MR or the social iDUD<tion,·'-we ean 't be boWed from tbt PDf110tf&Pby, "'" &aid, ... education is oeeclecl to set lip CIOI1trmtllicative dlannd s. 'f1l< 5eJc Ed Director wanted to take Ukou6is' e ffect qfr " the amital and aenerati•e:· Which fbe seco .. only a minor pOrtion total .... . , bdna. With tht ... educotion provided by Kbools, ChriJiensen uid that the Oturch '• role is then to provide the basis for one to mote monl deeisioru-jull •• lbe Otwtlt dou with everythina die. He r icteal fortndl l Is .. aood tommunicatioD"' omona scbool, pormtsand ellurch. 1 of. No SASU referendum at UB per IIUdmt. 1101 k , thty woaldn•t know What to do with lt." ...... .. _.. _ " ~ ~~~~~~~ --- --.. ._ PI ~ - �\';~~~~~·~S'!.ifQ/Q (~bian~ife..:~ ~· ! by Sltft sa-o.. lesbian c:ommun.hy. .Cif, EdiiO" Bars ranaintd 1 fundamental dement or the le$blan oodety Men and womeo danced, drank. throusbow the 19SOl, since many and IOQIIU at Ralph MWII's. "A hoped lO mabltaln I weekend wua't ~..-.dead ilth= homosuual love lire. Mainly WUII'I I Iicht. They f.bnw tables, locaHd In lh< Ellicott Slret~·Sooth th<Y tbnw cbairs-it wulike an old Division area or downtown, these Wata:n.•• ooe cu.stoma: recalkd. dubs became "1 way of life, wh<r< Ralph MlniD 's was a Saoeca :rou oould let your ba;r down and be SUM bat, popular amooa tb< yourself," Of1t-10Ufot noted. BWialo py community dwiD1 th< 'The lc$bian bar also sc:rvec1 u l!ljQs. UB ~ Professor of "J«Uriiy blanket" for !be patron, Am<rican Slodies Liz Ka!nedy, I'<O"idi"' 1 Jetti"' lesbians tOScthcr with '""' collealu<s, hal eoutd fed • ...,,. or oommwtily. prepared a comprebensivel(udy Ont toUt« rusDcd. "'II was tik~ a Bo1falo l<sbi.ao life. pinpoinlinJ home-ell lh< Cll>loon<TS formed • ~ like Ralph's u • lypt of 'OI....s.d family.' " «ntcr or aaivity. Kennedy and the Bul£alo Laot ... 01. ·~ City bat Women's Oral .Hisaory Ralph Manin's was a "hoPI'ina" p<ojec:t-wbo pres<nttd lh< lecture plat< on weekends. 'The ptemlscs Oft campbS W«<oesd.Jy-bave spent c.on11intd cwo larat rooms. tb< PISl three yean interviewinl ac:cessibk by two ma.in c:ntranca. various "'oarraton" on values and Many popular lesbian entcn1incn lfl!dltions or the 19SO. Buffalo would prrfonn sinlioa and dandna occrru.... wtMtt or -t - -o<-· ,,.~....., LifE IN THE liAR$< Ul Ao-to 11-o U.K...., Ooft) - W - . o , i f t - H o l l - - o n Ntoln-1... _ , . ... _ . routines, While otbeu stace5 frequent ··~" While Jimmy Doney cu.nes .pla)<d on tile jute box, Ralph 11imtdr proc~..r 111e ma1e - •ho,.... Ctttnpus£ditur Considered a leader in most aspeas or the S1a1e University system, UB has drawn criticism from Albany Central ofr~t<S lor lauina b<hind In one crudal area-studenl billi"'. Staulns in Fall, 1911 Buffalo will iinprove iiS s)'Siem bul not fully ateh up to !he test of SUNY's S<hools. !nduded in next semeotcr's ooune olfen'ha booklet is a noti<t aplaininJ tb< ellan~t~ thll will improve tuiiK>n eoll«tions. Most noticeable is a ' $210 late fee ><hidl will be assessed as a y for mit.JiAithe newly atabllslted dw dlla. ua audatu ~eelly ~ lwtllll' of d<la)'lnJ tultloot -.1<1 reandii.OOW ree-... urd a cbed<stop intemiPIS 1he ,.... • rqlstraiolt. Thli Univcnll)< II lhe oaly SUNY unit with lltll policy, aoeordingto UB DinaorofStudtnt Aoeoumi,C::Ufrord Wilsoft. Most ocllooU. h< ._,..r, IMis< on "money up female bomost.aual crowd. & dkcoura,lna lbc prue.act or ~ ! .. rront'" from studenu. requirin& payment bt/Ortei&$$C$ start. UO h.ai been "much more Oexiblc" in tuilion payments. Wilson added, thtn explaintd that recent audits by New York Sate pinpointed tlit practict as a m*>r rault. "Every~ime they came in," Wilson laid, "they nottd the facti hat UB doesn'l bave iiS money up fropt." Ted~· Tbt Scboel's reaaion has btm to ''put teah" into billing policies. requiriOJ studeniS tO aa attordin& tO a ...,.. ocbedule. Student Aa:ollllit reponed 1h31 biU notices ..;u be smt out bylh< third wed: in Sql(ember, and will b< due in early Octob<r. Failure to mciol them will resull '"a 1oet00d biU in c:aJ1y November, pluslbe SlO late fine. That oould b< followed by a thitd bill, and anothrr SlO penally. Ultimately, Wilson noted. by the timc tb< student ran out of dead1ines to pay. bcOt she ,..'01J)d btO\'U tht nut snnester'• limi1 also. and "''Ould "no lonltf b< a ..._ .. -~ OI' PIIQIII\6- Friday_ Frlcle~ F.A.C. Altemoon c:aut> All you can drink, all afternoon long! ,Women: $3.00 Men: $4.00 WednesdaY. & Saturday · ladies Night Ladies: $3.95 keeps your drink glass fuN aA night, then you keep the glass! ·~ ~ ' with cole slaw & fries 3.75 TODAY , FRIDAY APRIL 17 11:~ · International Cqllege presents INTERFEST ~· a.m.-2:30p.m. FRIDAY AFJERNOONS AT P..l.'S WlU. NEVER BE 1'IIE SAJIEl . t • ~ 3 :, h«rrOSCluah. Sourca claim lbaa :; dNJ>km men woulcl onen auemp< to pin favor with a lcsbiaa, bopiDa 10 avcn tht ••bruiKd qo·· ; wociutd qh • Jirk:lwin& mak ~<>Ana out to another fcmak. "AD llle 'but<hcs' (m.Uculine-1DCiinaf lcstlias) "WOUld ... ~ and pil< tum (tb< lltailhf mak) out th< door." ooo sour« r-..ottd. Hostib1ia amooa lcsbi.tns ran atttdio&Jy lli&J! 00.. lh< dc:malts o( alcohol addtd. "People ...,llld fi&J!t II tilt drop of a ha." rccallal one patTon. D<spite tb< nwnft1>US KCOums or rioleoot at Ill< ban, police raicll W<n virtwolly non-e.X.stmt. Members of the New billir:tg procedure outlined by Da• Holdn ! ~ HAPPY HOUR St.t.at ' 12NOONI ADMISSION: $2, Students $1.50 , I.C. FH Payers $1 .0Q For lnformetion Pfl~ (j36:.i351 �' .;editorial J ' ~ Sensible and sensitive· ! In a UnloWIIty t.-nlng wltU!hlcal and practical problem~, the allortlon ~ btlnga etandlng room only ~ c:rowde to email ,_lnge cw latge, 01*1 fONfl\l. Showllme few ~on the t8111«Z HMIIh 1nturanoe pOlicy Ia Thu.-.daY, and the topic OOCIId cklttet Sub Board'a egenc~u "'I through the end of t ~ I g.- debele on . f the acecMm" .....,, L The cunent pOlicy, IOtged by niontha ol ex-~ve· debete, mMC~a~• aboftlon - . o t In the at~ I health tnaurance plan. n..t haa a1ood-agalnat a propoaal few an Optional ' " ' - lew lhoea morally oppoaed to aboltlon. Thele.a compelling atgumenta on both ende, c:ompUcated by the natlft of the aboltlon • - and the Pf(ll)lnllty of an lndMdual to e11an0a hla mind wtwn medical need cloud• • mcnl choice. looldng beyond the factlona WhO annually loCk hOml In center ttng. boltl ~lvea halle to be conaldared. PtKttc.lly, the opllonalwal..,la, and hU atwaYJ been, the ball ao1v11on. The! can ~letha opponenta ol aboltlon, otter tbe - . o t to ot11ata, end honor 1111 lraedOm ol c:holce that all eo 811111 claim Ia daNt* In a mota! ltaua. Yet that powwf\11 - " ' 0 Ia weakened by the poaalbUity that mlnda do change, and a - WhO opted out of the pla11. may, or>ee pregnant, come to...cl . . _ . . _ . • Aa tt1a atuMnt MMc:a corpotallon, Sub Board has taken ~· ol a Unl¥etllty eatttno-unc:louded by the political ocimpleltlttee ol public pOlicy- by creetlng • healln oate package Wtllc:h would 11a beaten baok by political ptHaute In a nonUniYarally aattlng. It ollara compra~enalve medical coverege-lnctudlng abortion -In recognition or medical ...--and Apt blame To 1M Editor. Aceo<ding to tile Reportorc;! Aj>tlll881~ lnllonoolien offic:lal Pasatlb<l In 1111 - t vtalt to VB lgnotanee, poOerty ......_ulalloft In Jan. trutlng - l l y the ~~ran..ru;r.abl" pollciM deoiQned by the lncloneSian ~~ to help al-10 theH pr-.a. e.tclorltly. 8om« lal*f IO "*"lon IM! the rlght·wlnG mllltaty dlctatO<Shlp WIJ.Ich . ca..,. to po- In lndonella In tlle6toxocullng bot~ and t,o6o,ooo tandloa peaaanta and othnle Chinese! a• wellu the US IID"omment&nd 111000 multi· natlooal eo<potatloos ""'lch support thla <eglma are ~- to a great extent reaponoi.,. lor the lgnoleJlea ol the largo Indonesian _......,..and ....-tr •Bom« fwtner 1&1*1 to .-.tioll lh&t E. Timor, Included by t!>e Indonesian Mlnlatry ol MaopO..,.r and Tranamlgrallon In a 14 JIIIIUOII' 111110 raoott-1 l>l&n, "''" In~ by the ln-lan army on 7 Docembe< 1915, monthe alfer 1/10 popullat catholic government 1--·ion aa watlaa IIMitll arid Ntoracy , . . . _ ln1Mt oountl)' ,,._and~ uclly - n g In li>csoneolaj;...., 110 - t olltoolr.,.,. ouPI)I'-'1 by 1M (United Slates ov.;o ............ . . . , _ alrcralt equipped ooith ~ wogad - - FmMin f o r tllo put ~I'M" k i Wilt llin g - one t111ra ·andone"--roru.._.uonoiE. nmora(E. nrncna dallllt ....,lUng,,_ 1110..., , _ 300,0001. Ao!>Mted -It nmo. E. Tlmoreaa auPI>O'I-,;;..,,. onould cootactJ Aston Center tiS Broadway Rrn. 302 New Yor1<, NY 10038 (FratiUo) hl!d begun to lmplefMnt agricUltural relormo Petri~ Colm Hog•n John ROCI!e neoaeattlea. 'J "" aa an optional, fCMIIII"*'I.aanctloned Insurance plan (like Blue Cron/Biua 8hleld) waa ~ laaa cM81rable than a ITI8IICIMory. ~t-aponacnd plan, ao ehould the optional, -~ver pOlicy be put Miele ol mandatory abortiQII co-•oe. And ~ aa the netuoe or atudent lnauranc:e covera,g e aupperta tha belief 111a.1 health c:ata Ia a f l u - right, available to ell, the rnendMor)' abortion._.~ a choice to abort a pregnancy-xerctaed aa part or • woman·• right. The protection of the chotce, many would atgua, Ia a aoctetal responalblllly. Conaequently, a dedalon to adopt opllonal coverage could be atteclced aa allowing motel prererenu to Intrude Into a policy tl'lat should acid,_ only medical naecla. The waiY8l aystem. many will argue, banda to the anti-abortion mentality that threatens a woman'• baalc rlgtrt to chooee. • The S1 aboltlon ~ega In a 137.50 plan hU bac:ome we(ghted with eyrnbollam and It n<:lfl credte• a w()!TWI'I right to defend her own body on ona hand an4 an Individual' a rlgtot to 1110tal peace In tMottwf. Aa • ...,_, two ,_a ego, the verocllywlth wltlch theM two rlghla 11a11e bMI) dalenC*I hU hindered the Jl(ocaaa of creating the bait poaalble1 - plan lor atudenta. SUb a-u, In making Its daclalon. hU bMn open to prenu'" and -.old have bowed to • pOlicy , _ . , only IOWMI ptec:atlng the latgest, molt hoatlle In,_ factloot. Rlghta of Conactenc. member Robart WiM Ia correct In his IUllllllllflon that the 1 - wUI not go away and that, being of auch gr8Wty, It ahoukl be dlacuaaed aacll yaer. YeUhe argument IIIII the ~policy exlat• ~ly baoeuu Sub Board Olrectontlnslat on lmpoalng their own bellal.. on atudentala.ahallow and raah. That Ia the ltlnd of atatementthatla made when allel" hal been aald.and de.....,. And II Ia that type of attitude that ooold melle the ebartloll . . _ . lbQ on to obatruct olhef ~- kl tne nnt month. 111ft owalul. oon.idarate Oebate on • \'Oiatlle 1 - telmportent. Go to the Sub a-d meeting Thuraday and lfatan to the IMIO!IIng, balanced between the eyrnbollc gelna of a mandatory policy and ....... -~--ol~llllll· '"andt.c~Wiub Board I mull melntaln the menda'tory -coverage •• a public damonlltrallon of ... commitment to medically sensible alfd pUbllcally aanaiiiWI llllalth care. E~~~.·r-•~ Edotor~n·Chlaf Elena cacevu ........... UIIor JolonK......,. --- · ___ -=::::.-.:;:::· ······ :::= . -Gorla ....., - · ,_· · -.. _ ..... -..... -.,.......... -a.... Tonr-··~·· -............. ..,., ~..... .. -~~.--. ollndoMIIan-- by the UN O..al Aaaembly and Security Council c-P~ta 11>0 Ur!hed Statn' prO'Indoneatan "<>lea) arid Pflmo Mlnlater Sa Cllrnalro·o ,_,t r - t l o n s for UN mediated nagotlatlona &Jio"' eome hD9e lor sell· detormlMtloo lor lhe Ent T1mor011, but only II the uonamlgratlon potlel6a ol which Born« spoke ara not trnpl6montocl. ThoM w1.t>lng to team more ol t!MI olluatlon In E. or to·~ ~heir A Day in the Life by Thomaa R. Coc:ofa �feedback ! "' ~ ~ Oppose milittuy drains To !toe ~tor. 1- - n g ttudlent support for tho croation of a ROTCY program by on tieing ot-ts IJ>to mUitatY toano: "LEr UHCL£ SAM REPAY YOUR COLlEGE LOANS." roadl the -~- Within tecMI"*'I ..n. Thus, Wllil<l tho mllltafY, on tho one hand, takes -•r t-al funding lor otudlinto - n g their own educational aspirations, h. on IIMI Olhor IW>d, tutM tlgM atound and clemando tto rtoN to gttnt lundlng PfO"Id«<ttte ott>dent Ia wUilng to aaoume a mllltar1ted eareer by entertno Into military obllgationo.to pay oil loans as tho price I<>< ~tino a cottege education.. h t'l an a strategy to c::ompet otudento Into thO miNtory by cre&tlng economic; hatdolllpo u studento pursue a con- education. Thlo l~uatl9f> It --=ute In llg~t of Jhe tact lhal C'iet hall-tome olx out of opprodmatety eleven million-ot the notion's COllege studenta will appl)l Ia< lede<tl financial oupport that simply will not be o•allable bec&uto .ol Regan's deelsfOn to substitute military In --lett-lila.,. nolod t11a1 buclget ""''• tlla - i o n o1 student odmlnlona. ...., lhe ot . . . . - - t o nna...,..,.... -.:8tion at ..., be ohlfts ....,..._cMI..., us cllrectly t o , _ ~·a bUCIOelatY -~~~-tollna...,. --In r-.. - a n d - - mint.ly (1(..-. Now thai The Spectrum carrtea . _ u - . the ahatp ~ IIOIIIItudentloMI.,.. - t o - o tllaiMOt'* -lionel -'~nltylo being mllitarilod out ole!<l*l.-. - , IO< student loaM It ganera1od by the F-ot Financing Bank; thO Bank It ,,. Initial lor It money to tho 1-al agenciH thO~ In tu<n. HnllnCe loano to col'- otudenlt. Aa otudent loans - a t e , thO Bank draotlcally expandt dirtct mil/tory loans 10 ltltt lorolgn mllkatY tlllet might be able to p u - American mlllltry llardwara. Slnc:e tt73, lhl sank hll alloc:atod IOifta 17.7 billion In toano to finance military oaleo abroad- yet the O.,..rtmont ot Del- It demondlnt tnst · t,. Bank looue totn gutram- a~ntlng to S5 ~ Q ion lust lor thO norr llacal .,..,, Til... at iutt thO momoot Rnoon -•oe. programs jn the place of loans and educational opportunltle$. Here. then. Ia biJt another reason wtly another aort of President must ta.ke action and condemn the mllltarlzatloo of our Unh'erslty; il is lmpe~attve that and auppOrt 1ne nard wor1dng atbHttes 'lt1'lO represent OYr achoo4. What '' rea11y M4ded at thll S<hool Ia mord pebple like tMr whO are w1Uing to lake tne lime to recognize alld speak out about lht tine apons progtarn we have Mre. Patricia J. Weeks President. UB Pep Club that liquidates oppattunltles for 0011098 e<lucatlon, toans: programs. students. and faeulty. Aod all ot us mull GPPOS8 not only ttle rise of the mllll~ry generally, but resltt vfgorously any anempt to esaabflsh a military presence on th.ls campus by a revitallzed ROTC program. Failure to do so Is tantamount to acuptanu ol milit&ly rule over our live.e- and for the reSI of our moaslve military toano lor lorelon notions. Mlllt81lzatlon doH not e.aoa simply boUuae' tundt f·or atudent k)ans are made aYaJI&ble to nationae.Mklng toans for military purchase•. Juat aa the military depr/Yee money lor thO t t - l ' • own education adYWtltemtntt ~·, Anf'oOUOh thl - t 1 t l o not quite at on end. t would lll<l to taka thll ooponunotr to commend Elena on tl>l fino job dlcl .. Ednor ol The Sp«trum thlt yMr. and moro opecollcally, the WO<k She did 10 promote tl>l lf>Ortl progrwn at US. Elll\l Mttnlngly took .....,. apportunlty possible to enoourooaa t>aolcalty apathall<: student body toea out ea..... Preaklent Ketter speak out against the mllltat1zatlon eliminate• toan opportuF11tiH IOf' atuCS.nta wllhln our own country, the military likes over and arranges amOitk>nst Commendations for Cacavas '"'"' In The SpKrNm Sidnoy II. Wri/Mim Prot•uor Beep, beep ro 1he Edllor. -~~ . . ~~- ~~~ -- ~ ''t"\ .\.----~ . - ._.,_,=· ·.. ~·· -.~ , ;:e-$ .:g~ s.:. tne.......,_, t wish 10 call 10 )'OUI a.ttentkwl an 1>01--igno<ance o l - ~y ~ Theta ...emt to be more and more common vw ol the Unrwet~ltr ~alkl as fo.dwaya for State Yehic::tes. lnll. .d o4 uslng publiC roads. esnven seem to like to lake 1 ahort<l.lt and ramble .cross t~ M&•n Street Campus on the StOeWI IkS, How ma~~r wnes M~ you been. e:ssentlaJty, plowed doWn by an unJCtUPuaous del•~ rructa ft shouldn't happen. 'The pectea:w.an •tw•y$ nu tne r'ont of wq. AJthouQh every tk:enHd driVer knows thl$ taw, lhe taw seems Invalid on any Carnpuo aldowalk. Ju&tlfiabty, uucka will travel It a inoder~te ~ over a cleat wal:kwey. However, upon .ncountenng pectesHla"'· the drlvOf apPtar• as it on an eme..-gency and rudety IorcH peopl-e out of the way. lt is almost as H the blake pedal oper~ tes the hOrn, sinoe l ltne attempt Is made to slow t~ ven'k:loe down. Has thiS Unlverslly beCOme a reali:atlon of a Fritz. ~s; -=-· : .·· ~- ~ .. -_.,..... • Leiber enort ttory7 I spook of " X Mark• the Pedwtlk" .. C:;:.:..:. "t ,... where dally routlne Is a bettte tor the right-of·way by two classes or eoclety. " Wtleela.. and "Feet..~ Must we (1M " Feol'1 btandllh blue-black automatic wN.pons 10 del end our right whOII macho machines (the " WheelSI bear down upon us? 1 certllnty hOP<I not. Out 1 do ho~ tha1 this 1elle< reac,nes 11 1ea11 one driver's ratlonallty. It only one dnvet becomes more polite, tht riQt11 of pubfic ulet)' would not De 111 10 much OPP8ltnl jeapatdy. Disorgani~ed and dangerous To the EtiHor. 1 would 11M becalM: frantloe and headed few the small eorrldof tri•t • to comment on tiMI ,_,t IRC . _ , In - . ot8lrad JoM Valby. It Is my unctetotandlng tllat this - • woo tltribly The n u - ol peop1o IIIII _ . IIMI Ooc>dy-. Cal.ltla IMOtD8l'-· - far beyor)d Ito legal -tty. Studenlt fr0<11U8 ao -oalrom-~•1-totltlsporf..-. "-'!* orlth tlcMCa a o - a o - wllhOtlt ltlllfM ..,. lhtlo or n o - 'lbll ~ion · not Ol'*'llly ,....._,.,-to - k out,""' tiMIIecta lOti .... ...-ned- Tho lOll Ira* to la the a _ , t , _ on my"""""""· n.o ....ull..- on my , _ta Wit,__, HIOh!Y lntoalcatod atudento, dl-yed Ill' IIMI feet Which I mytlt~ cancellod by tiMI , .. Dtpett...,f, ~ to to wild. - ·· _.,., cupa ao weU ao prolanhy lleW ICI061 the 100111. Tho crowd thlt .,. - !lad - tettdo to thO edt of tiMI Cafeteria. E-rena wu r>Uahlnt and ohC'ifng. My rOOI'IVIWa was puShed Into someone WhO tur..:S around and took a wailing punch Into the crowd breaking my <<>C~t~>~Ute's nose. . 1, wltMSSint tills upr081 and utter craz.lness. honMJiy blllew tllat tbls is tho laull of thl ~t' t ~ lolucb woroa could .,..._,..outoftltlo. Thistimeltwuanosoo. who - - t w i N . . _ f l ,.. lellltboomeabout again. Willi leld t o - d o a t h O U ltdfdtiMIWIIol_,.clln~ 1 IIIW< that you, thO Oludent body. ollould ' " - ol thltnagl~. 1o1r roommate'• _ . Ia bodty brokan. It Is not onty the f..,llof anlodlvlcluar•dtunkedness, butthllauftol the OI'OinllOIO Of thiS ....,t. �UB Honors Program gets ready i !::: I' ! A spec~rum or mattm arrcctlni student tile. from ooune ctossllall.. to filturt m;,;o.., hoti.t.ys. om.pial clbcuosion 11 Wtclnaclay's Faculty Sena te Exe:cl.ltive: Coonmlu«-iae- A , _ , llf ~y PraldftlC Robat L. ~Cater -'<tel dtbatt 011 the piaMed . . . . . _.. ion or a U B Honcn ...,._, ..trich -.lei brinl ......... made~~~$ to u 8 wltl1 tultioa and tsldcerntnts. Th< )'O(Ina ldlolart woold have their own individual facuky aclvisort and lltoad an hooOI:$ saniur. EVtlltuaUy, Keuer announctcl. the _ . . , milht b. upandtcl to 50 students, bu( tums~t plans st1 . lilt litlllt 11 11}, Th< Praidmt ~ tllal out or 42 ltum mailtcl to pouiblt eoodidato. to dote 20 have responded posith-dy. SUNY Sr.nate: Rcprcsentatin Barbara Howell noted that usilltn<t mlaht not b. availabtt to "udtnll who enter the prc>Jr•m ofter thdr frcU!man year. Laaer. aumtkln focused on the PrtSidentilll Seoreh Commhtct pr-.linas. Oisc:ussion involvtcl tht pouibility of UniY<nicy Council dlairman Rol>trl Millomi oiTmnc apayhikttothtn<XJ UB Presicltnt . T!WWOft Anor dfocuuin& tht tflea of Millon.tl coinJ 10 Ntw York Statt Governor H u&h l. Cllrey lor tht incttaSt-intendtcl 10 b. an oddtcl P rcsfdtntlal inccntivc-Kccter explalntcl thai the move bad been previously a tttrnpltcl. He repontcl that tht Chairman bad con< to the laa tb""' SUNY Chancdlart with tbt requtll "ith no rcsuhs. Former O.ancdlor JomtS Kdly epproved an inereas.c, Kntn <lq>iaintcl, but SUNY lqal eowuds had wttotcl lht incraa, nod"' K<lly's ltrnporwy appointment. Kdly - - " b<twem Ernest ~ ancleunentolf~tt-bolderCiinon R. Whanon. SUNY eould aive the UB President an increast only if all Univusity ce:nteis gaw the boost. Wharton safd. Aside from Whanon's rductan« 10 approve a b!kt, K<utr ..p!aintcl. ltPsl•d•• linaiu W.st oa sa1aria to UniversitY orriCials. • Fatuity of Enjnttrina IJld • Applitcl St~oe upr<Sftltau•• Dennis Maloo>e, rq>O<tinJ on tht Aeodernic's Commiuct, raistcl quesdons on tht acadtrnic caltndar and cross..fistin& courses. Currently tbt school's sthtdult for 1982-83 and 1983·84 do not con1ain any adjustment for reiiJioUJ holidays. Malon< noted thai any pouiblt days orr "havt to b. escabtishtcl with rt$p<a to Mtional holida)'$ ... Th< dotes. not )'<( OPPfovtd by Ketter, abo indude what Ma~ calltcl "tht major ehan&e"-a move to csc.btish "tht mid·Stmeskr brca_k 11 mid· semes:ccr.•• Wldtf ...,. Currently, class listinas offer cross· references for several courses. providioa anduote and underaroduatt student> with adcltcl options in plannina thtlr schtclule. Malone said c.hat there art no orpniJtcl plans to discontinue the pracl)«. He poiottcl out thai IOt'IIC depanmeots. sucb u OaWcs-. Oflioy tbe cross·lisllna which allows thtm to orr.. thdr <XKJJ1<$ 10 • wider rana< of st\lclmU. Keuer critici>tcl some aspects of the s)'llem, notinJ one eourK thai appean under tllr« li<JiftJS, witb dlfr<rtftt prorequisioes demandtcl in eacll dlsdpline. Anochtt problem is that the' muJti~li$tinas live rhe appearance 1>1 havina • small amount of 11udents under t1>t difterini reaistration numben-tu.rnin& one course with per!laps 20 occupanu into rive CW11CS will>. (l!!lr. fludcnts each, ' -istie wllich buru UB durina . Stott audiu. AcioJ O.airman of tbt CollqtS O.arterin& Subcommiutt Paul Oie:dna prtKOted re:poru on two coll<ges-Colleae H and Rachel Cll$00 Colltat. AOer dtbatt over exactly what each report should co ntain, SUNY Senate Representative Elltn McNamara questiontcl Seruut involverntnl in the matttt, or if tb< rcehantrins rC'pO<U should 10 to tht Prt$ldem. Aft« the decision was made thll lh<Stnateshould not b<lnvolvtcl in th~ Pfl)clr$S. disowion on Lh~ t'ltO oollqes continued. Tht ExeaJ1ive Commilltt also debattcl tht possiblt ristriction or member invoh-·tmtnl in University commiuets which CIUIC PLEASE ATTEND.! Wednesday, April 22 at 3 pm Talbert Senate Chaldbers' !l.,. SPECTIW" ~ TOf'iCS: F.....ty Sonooo Choltm. , - s-• &....,. ~ c-~ttoo -.... (lot~.,., ur. - n<altaina or Kt>oolwork . Tht tht R.c:opn Administrollon's trend meecinJ . c:ontludcd wilh a discus:don on cwo rtJOiutions prepued by faculty members towards tclueation tutbocks. Both resolutions were- set~l back co tbcir aythort for rewrit<S, and possibl< condemning the ~tatmcnt of non· military dcpartm<nts, !PtdFocally amal,gamation. che SASU AD HOC---COMMITTEE MEETING ANYONE ~ who wants to work AGAINST Reagan budget cuts __ ----- L .. . , -..,. . .,. -olf ,...,.., """"'"""-t ... -.,.._,.,T o.......... plco--w-,.. Six dogs found dead Six purtbrtcl colli<s wert apparmtly shot to death tarly Tuesd•y momina iR the To•n of Carat~:t, oc:oordina 10 Sue P\lma, a<loputy ill the EM &>vnty Shtrilrs O<putmtnt. • Sbcrifr• Oepwy Edward Byrdler, whik on routlDC duty, round the six dead dogs around la.m . in a pile along Jones Road In a remote 1rta of the Town. The Sherirrs Department s:aid the fu1Jpgrown canine~-three males and Lhrtt ltmalt~-miahl pooslbty have been valuable show doss. Byrdter repontcl hb discovery to heaclquanenand Dr. RodntyGraves, ~erinarian and mernb<r or tht Shtrirr•s Sciendric Staff, and Cap1. Lawm>e< F. Cousins of the Shtrirrs Patrol Division respondtclto tht call. Puma said that tilt clop appeartclc.o ba•.. b<to $hot by a small calibtr •upon and thai they OOllld hove been tDitcl dscv.nere and thrown out onto tht dotk seducltcl road. Aexo<di"J to tht Bliffelo Ewnint Nows, Cousins repontcl thai the eolties had no l&IS or collars, and tbt ktnnds in tht surroundina area repontcl DO misslftJ dop. No apparent motive for the shootiop has botn' establishtd )'<(, the owners are: na. .known and che authorities have DO auspecc.s. Dr. Graves• Otcb ard Park clinic will condUct examination~ and a utopsies on the animals to determine Whtt actually happened. People who may havt notittcl any activity in tht area whtn' tht doss wert _round art uktcl to call ~300. WHAT ARE YOU DOING THISSUMM or t'aU 686-2950 for more Information The Art History Department&. 9nde rgreduate AssoCiation are sponsoring: ~'Wor~ In Progress" with lectures by • ;/ Dr. Dorotliy Qless;"Nelther Pilgrimage Nor c,ru..de: Romanesque Sculputre in Campegnila" Dr. Carol Zeinel: "Van Gogh's lmages of Weaver's IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE CAMPUS HOLIDAY-SUMMER 1981 · Intensive 2--lc programs in Areic:, ow-, _ Englllh, Ftwlah, Gemwl,lillnw, ltlliwt, ,._,Pollitt, R-., ~. Yiddish _Study a_language for S3 an hour on our campus tn the h eart of the beatlti!ul Catskill Mountaills. For information 1nd brodlure, contact: - at Brabant" Dr. Henry Urbenslci FT414 Sbt. Univwrllty of N.Y. ColleOtlt Ntw Piltz ~!.,N.Y. 125~1 c9t4)'h7.326 ��... , ! ..• ~ g l ~ l ! ! i:: 5 - . -.. . . . J (ADia Of' THE- 011,..,. ~- ..,..,.~ - ...,LIIIfl """- ca~ctMH....-r no.- ~ .. ru... OrllftO. . ~ \ Tllo----., . . . , _Coolly._--··-· ·. . - . . . Or l ' a . - 1 . - . - , _ ... Best -~ittle Chicken Ranch? m.;.t men P eter Ma110,.011 end Tommy TuM be of m19ic. Ae director. of TM S.sr Uttle Wf>on/l>ouse In TeKes. wlllch opeMd A.p<A 7 at Shea'o, they aeoted OM of the mo.t entertelning Illusions I heve fiv01 MOn on ateoe. # The - ' " " night I>Oif<><mo,..,. wea eloctric in Ita .,....gy fwhic/1 NYI I lot f01 1 lhowrhet filii withe slow Texan drawtl. filled w ith refreshingly fine singing end dencing. Although Melt.,_, ....Wed the Dromo 0eo1t Awerd"for hit direction. Tommy Tune'• steglng of. the muolcel numbers wn most t:oMplcuoualy succentul Tuesdly evening " ita tnte end elliclency. The boolc. by !.any C . King end Peter MHtereOII, and the music_, ~ CitOl\1.. - unlli!>Pi1Y overmect,')ut Tune'a'~- to the r~. moviog ua l witt!y ov• the roogl\ -.a. he<dly ever olwellr'8 klllg enouc;. on the bed lvrica Of the taotateso- ......, __ ._.,.,.., w ._ The Carol J:lall's lyrics musle and I~ do manage to catch the cempy styllshn\s$ 11nd the tlalvete of the now· POpular Country and Westerrr muoie sound lwhh " OOatsia'MH:: and" ' A Ul ~ Bitty Pissant CounlfY Ptaca"l, and insofar as it dolls, The Biist Utdil WhonthouSfl in Texss is a delight. But insofer •• h doesn•t and ii departs from the C and W format le daperture which at times is very far indaedl. only Tommy Tune's staging providas,lJS with-en entertaining dfverwlon from the PP<X lyrics end initatlt1g music. ·, ', "~y"-· PT~ Francie Mendenhall, with he< strident contralto, and Christophe< W~oop. who disj>leya an ~ whl$key1>us. are panieulatfy suc:ceuful in their clwacteriz.ations. Through lheir subdued ~. the campy country humor it a-ed to sink or swim on i1S own merit. They al$o, .dike some olhe<$, kept the pace ~ along at a lively trot. Even lq his syn.opy bdac(. ' 'Good Old Girl" in Act II fthe Act WOS shocl<lngty brief, OM Should disc:lose) "the sentiment doet not...,... as the heavy kiss-of-deolh wlllch ainu IothA:::i . .F-ol ;.;. ....k-fe-st-. Featurjng : • Free Workshops • Art ~x~b.itions • Free Ch'ild Care..and • · : ·, e e C~n·~e~~ by .Nigl,it·: ~. j. many an uneven show. And The &st Little Whoreh<Jvse in Teus Is certainly uneven. Bnldoa the discrepancy epparent between the 111411611 mal'e!1el end ita energetiC executJOn, some of th< min<>< chorll:tera !an ol Min Mona's Girls and Angel (Jenny Lee Wexl and Shy !Martha Gehmonl were dittrectingly POOl in both acting and tine delivery. Yet virtually ell of the dialogue to this show was lost to Sh•'• inedequeta ~ system and facilities. However clelle\ castine elowed even the weakest of the other minor chl<act•a to lll1lne briiHantlv. DesOIVing special mention are Page Jolvloon las the Mayor and Senator' Wlngwoeltl end Robert WeH (as C.J. Scruggs and the G - 1 whose stature as en ect<>< is not to be believed. The directlo<!- one might kindly say-was " llt<orc><q.; • but eloo " wlthin.an inch of i1Silfe." Every gast\KI wn choreographed, what does wonders to IPORtenaeity. But then - i n. when the only life you heve olowed VOU<Hff lie;s In the breathing bodies on the otago (loot. you • • apt~o -eluly nAe yourlr~c>st. Horror House: FLt~ anq frivolity ., at .Shea's ~~~~~~~------~~~--------~yUzP~no •A ~of ein(llls. a tr~u~ of actors maybe; bu~ ~ flock of hens at Shea a Bulfelo1 Appllr'l!nUy ao. Just -.,pletlng i1S week· long run, 1M &41 i.Jrtfll Whotehocl•• In .T•xlls-the risqUe_ ll<oedwey ~- hea raised quite a few eye brows among the locel mod..,, causing • disparity In edvertialng. • llWI dltctepancy aroH over the seemingly offensive nat~ of the word " whorehouH." Though ""-·~' edverti"""""'ts carried ~.,.,_..._.CO(Iect"tm., tile uH of the Word on television was deolmed t o o - by •orne. The result was elternate bOOing: OM vldeotel>ed - c l e l with the t illa wrinen ouU>olt'wWt Cillo _..to .&llo tracke. OM uoing t~ word .......,._,.. the othe( "'-tlng "chicken ronc;ll" in II\ ~. N8tional r . _ ... . mliced. Wltile pertain cillft !UYed-the IC!vertiMmen\ ful·strengl)l. 110m0 . . _ lb ~ noiileted the conwnerdel ak~lhw oo 100 ~·· Stll other duos loke Booffolo OPied to run the videotlll*l comniett.lal o.rnc::haneed but aubS1IWted 1110 loA offensjve "c:ltic:bn ...cit" for "whclfetlouM." Loc.~radl, alio diftered •IIi ~ ~ redio otatlone auch oo WRGR (97·~1 UMd llle odgiMI-; mcxe ~-lone like W8B( · otuc:1< to the leu offer!We "cNclten~'lllling. ,. TM-)ID(icy of ,..,.,.-...,_ ...0 veried. While WIVB played ''.c;lllclten llftdiY in .... --.Wid~ it 101 nigbt with the , arlgrnM title, WKN -li\OH~.. ~c¥)CO encl dr_.tlt....,_ , ... "'- ...... ._. ~~· OntheotherheiMI, WUTV IWtdlclto ploy "c:Nclten .......,•• during c:Nid!en's viewing ...... _ ................... ' * - progreme gNred for eduiU. ...._qf.._._,_,....... - ~- ......,.,z·a............~ 8IMnlalno ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!i~~cwe::::end:: switch • -'"""-'vi~ !IO'IIf'*clllllll �,, ©pfoaigal sunl ~ ~----------~------~--------------------------~--------------~~----~~------~ ~ J4no and the Paycock opens soon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.,,. , Betsy Flec:h. isn't evetV city In the country thot has the chance to holt on O'Cuoy ploy. Sean O'Cuey gives hlo audle<>ce the 0pponunlty not only to know end love the lmoglnlllve lrith choractlt. but he hondo It the Cindie of S«utlny oa well, eo th11 It moy recognit o tho treglc nl)llre ol thl1 lmeginetlon a nd tho dange< lnh"""" in ito rom.nc• . · "lllnd In o·c-y·a wori< a ~UI miXture of Mmol t grepNc rootiam end !hi~ qu<ltiry-elmcm ol • Shakape. .;-.., OiriCIDr c.mc.w. "Hio villon " -.....ole. conoc:ioully 10 • • . end 10 lhl1 - . i c centw of oCher lrill1 playwrlghto IP Synge, o·c-v 1s , _ Mduced." In tho . .~ o( lhle • - · C*npbell -.hie por-* commltmlnt to putting Juno and lito ,..,._,. on the Buffalo mge. And Juno and lito ,..,._,., 10 bo l*1onnecl • the Centw Theetre on.-lnda from April23 to May 10, . Is one of lhoM tiN playo whidl powerfuly , lnll*ea an .....,tlonellnvMtment. " The ploy Ia ~ eltwnpt to aheM people Into a.inG lhlngo 11 they r...y are; - 10 1ve their lhrell;wlth bllndwo. The _ , blind.,. lot the lrlthman tr8ditionllly have been 1 de-.! '-ith In notioneism end the ~ qf n8tionelism. end en eqully ltrong filth In the Church lin • _ , end, In • eplrll ..... - · In POlitical • lnodtulione • • ....... c~ ~L Atw 10 yen of flhd mempta In mo<.roting a spiril""' f c Collb&WatkM• The exciting l l l * t of this (Jnivenity production from 1 atudlflt'opo4nt of vlew lo that It Ia otruly colllborMivelffort. Cemi>boll eJiplelned thet f1C1.11ty members se<Ve oa the dlrectot, 1t11 Mt end cootuine ~signers. end the ell\. Students oct 11 the ~ deligrnl(. the uge,lightlng end C01JNml crew s. lnd the'Caal . Melnbore' ot the 8uff~oommunltv elso Pllfllclpito ln the produc:tlon. e_, the.UB ~of Ar<hitecn. . end &wlromwnel Deoign hod 1 hlncfin c8mpbou'a ~. l'lo'-- Budd ~· "Studio In the v- 3 &w~ronrn~nt " c:qurse, • 2oo-~ew~ ~ oH.ring. hod students delign n. tho produclion - · There ..... competition W!*h !lrWI eo onMH. 20 ot"which - • ·~- will bjt dioplayed in the Cent• Throette lobby. Fim pllco winner Ted Voglietta's poatet delign Ia oyo-cltcl)lng, tho\9> one could argue lhl1 hlw ionaue qt mol!> "'MMng"db-im me street nao·hlltllihg-to do 'with ~·that " - • In O'c-y' l ploy ot With ony of hio charectera. Tho deaign, by Sherion <><-fwald,.wes considered 10 bo lmpreoslve enough to -v• u the program cover. Cempbell aeemed lntentlted1n dlta~Uing the repruentltloniOI quolities of the chlriiCioro In the ploy. though reticent to aug..-t 1t1eae • genwalitiet with lnfO<(Rillon on txticll production declllons. ·j J.( . )__;) j o--~oe~--noo,..tco<• f'll t opttt~ Apul U • t The C./f'r rtlaue Beckett was a " Rocking" experience I~ In praiM of 1 ploy thetiiSll'i... then 15 minutll. w Otld ronowned icholars end one fomouo lhl~~re diroctot manegecl to spend moat of last W-..soy 1n a bout of vort>oolty thlt loft one welcoming the b<evity of m.lr Idol. The 8uffllo BecMit Cool wence begin In the momi<1g with three complox v..-y on Beckett ' a long~. Na ._ of new media end hla treetment of We Vilero told that Becun·a a terk and often lncompreher1si~ prooe wos in le~ on Indictment of our clau, roclal end netiOnel prejudice; I hit hll foray Into tolevlelon hod et last enobled ua t o trontcond the very necessity of longuago in poetry, (apparently • Proflllot Mer& &Olin Is unaware ono odd ot cinematic hlltotyl. end - · number ol playa that Becken hlmsell though wore seperate ore ln I oct aU RWt of one p-•· w.,..,. v-· long ploco. ' Thla w11 juot lot otwtora. A.fter a ouita.~ long lunch b<eal< in which thlo new knoWledge woa digocted, tho conlwence porticiponu retUfned to on ttnllrged panel. end tho eminent pedogogvu proceede<l'to onelyze o ploy which no one could poaibly no... eithw reed 01 seen. its wOtld promiofo wos lhl1 night. Amidst a jocul• owlipping of BocUtt . . - .... f"ot when I loll ..,. Sam • • ."I, it wos det wmlned lhl1 on i),. one hind lhwl could bo no int~<paotlon ol the . . - " 1 w.tt, ..,.. 00 1M oct.. • _,...of~ oJiplenorior)l WIN otf.rfld. . . dMnfng 40 bo the lflhlone. wt.. • ,_,_of tho oucfience hwnllly ~ted - - 8Udl_... ....... -vod on 1M fii'Cicol, the IChoiWiy pocl< to.rned vicious; ...:1 H blood Wl l nDI 1(1111 It llwnks only t o the timely Intervention of yet · Ootr- onotiW ....., ltory. ........... - a, 8 p.m. lhl1 ~ the . .pocttlliona were high. The play. It ned boon uid, • ewnn1111 ime(li,; • , . _ ~ whidl w ould remeln throughout our lives; o movinG tlqlllllnoe IMt rid lttllff of on-non....,.tiolt and wu thuo f,.. to 011 tt. 41*>1-1111 human condition. The conf11enco n>el)lbera eoge<ty of en hour thl1 we• to after their perception of the ..,...ltlll..,-*'11""""' ..,._, 111111 In .,. knowledge. - thr( - e the first In the wOtld to undergo eualillilfll-·-· Tho .,.,... .,...... with IIIIo Whit- '• booutllul rlndlrhl ol an oldw prote I ~. - lf"ctot fMia conf-*'t end onthullaltle In the PI'Dduc11otl lndln to. ent. I, o.et procluctlon of Juno and 1M P.ycock, the piece. ~. She reed 11. with such 0«1sitivity end charm that it trUly camo alille. This eugurld wetl •• everyone filed out lor the 20 nW!ute interm1aolon. (the longest perfotrnenee of the ovenlng.l Upon the auclienco'a retum it woa to a totally black suge. A pouse. A. low llslhtt were eUd up to reveal Bitlie Whiletaw dressed in black as .., 06d woman, sitting in a rockingphlif. She ,r,_oclled, a voice one llpe dfoned oway. It stopped. she stopped. looked up, cnod "Motel" plteoualy. end tho voice resumed. This-- wos rtPDilod lour tlmea unt~ ftnolly the voice ond the ole! Wotntn _ . . s to dle. ' ce-. .. And Y"" wont fundt7 The ouclience waa at courae stunned. Everyone's oxpectationa were luUUied -lhla was a IIUiy momentous experience. Not only wos the play • goo of BeMttion reduct>onlam. but it was performed with an accurecy thot even tho euthot would find difrocullto IIUit . For tueh 1 performanc" it was ea$Y to justify the ommenaa of llyong Billte Whitllow here from London. altet .. who oould rocll the c:l*t lilto thet end NY " Mote" every fo..- minutes so mognof"*"'v1 The agoin, credit must go to Alon SchneO<Ier. the dWect«. lot his tn11torfy enentlon to detaol: his pi«klg ollho .,lit, his___...,, of lho i!il>t•. his~ Of 1 M -· but above all his oubtlo ylt effecWe. insuuebonlto Mo. Wbhllow on Just how 10 ""'*'"' rockthetcl\lir. In fact Rt>cJtlby wu en eHective monologue and one did fHI moved by it, but it was 11ary far I n - frotn tho hUgo event h had been built up to bo. The entire 6oy was on example of acho4ostic leneticism in whidl the<e wao Wttlo if eny t r - of the true critical oplrit. It wu medo dur that lot some Becftett con't put 1 loot or 1 lufl&top wrong. At a time when funding lor the orto is beginning to bo acorco, it strlkea me at a ra ther eaty way out to spend thousands of doUwa on an event such as th~. It la ln1tl0t prestige with no rillks. To produce • wori< by 1 renowned lrith playwright, ttenlng on utlbfithed British octress seems a strange choice who<\ the · money could bo bettor apont er•cc>l~roglng netivo end new talent. But 11 long 11 1M United Stotes leola tied to Eur0p1's cult\nl opron atrinvo• ..., univoreitlu ufo atotus in prolenonco to rosky experiment. we .,. mdoubtodly doomed t o mote of the -· ~~~~~--~---------,Dio=:w~n~t~o~w=:~ ental Only MI'/W4VG CLUB ~ .f?ACES -fh apr rl ~-~18th Mixed Drinks Draft 2 FOfll TH£ PAIC£ OF I soc tall madnate Scre w s & Marys 75c I �by Tony Grajeda Everything thllt csn be thought at ail e~~n be thought clt!atly. Everything thst Clll be Mid 111 Ill/ csn be SliM clearly. But not everything thst csn be thoiJf}ht Cln be Mid. - Wmgenstein· Buifalo is quite a depressing place. For any number of reasons reany, just take your ~ck . Pe<sonally. I feel the music scone hare Is ~tale beyond belief. Concen promoters. club owners - ancl redlo people apprently t<ob<!mate throughout the tong wintefl and retys, to even considex much 1 of the rfew music that is 8ither passing thrau9h or ·hidden away in far-off eomero of the wo~cf.'ll's out there. you j~st heve to find lt. · • So, "seeking out a rhythm tnan can take the pressure off," I pack up a few betongings and traveJ to other nonheastem cides in search of a good g;g and meybe somethin9 more; or I sit and walt patiently for the "radio . . my trenemlulon;' and cross my fingers. hopin9 that WZIR- Buffolo's roost " progressiVe" station-makes it; or I slip into my car (which isn't · l!Yen warm until I reach my destination) to check drinka.and dance a little and won't meet anyone wonh remembering md drive home wondering wtw I even bothered. Time and IIIJIIin I end up locl<ed in my room, nurK>g myself back, to health with some of my -favorite rii<:OI'dings of this past half year. -And then -1:11 try to cliscusa1him, but With ~ing like XTC'o most recent lP Bfllclc 'SM. a struggle of words enSUH to desperately capture the imponance of this, their fourth album. You-· clollng olj1e one I& one of those numbefs- much &ko "Complicated Game" !rom 79'o Onlm$ tllld Wires-that totally unnMVe the liataner into estate of quilt reoignatlon. "No ~ tn Our t..ungs" .........the contor11RO'*Y f!dity end impotence at our lbilitieo to c:Ornmur;cato, d(iving It Into' a beWllderirtg paradox Ito.,.. a friend's Word). I have-~ 10 oalf: cONCioUo end eo fruotreted in attempting to ""!! out this complex end nael1y ov•·wllelmlrig work; 11 work of modem "pop" tweedingt ~ by an ueortment ot cerebral ramblir1ga IIWI · ~out stet""*1ta-aublliM without being eeoteric (perhopl poinlfld might be • good WO<d.l -So with. this hlleYy .., . . ... _ . ~ eYOf\l , . , ., I ~ ~ llltD 1118 "'lllec:il ,sea;• Ita murlty cold - - both ......._ aiM! frighten my - - • . . .. guit8riat/eongwm. AAttv • Panridge noted, "It'• very achizopllrenlcl' Thll"aplit" In~ ~Ia ~ • .. - t i n tho~ ......... . . . , end and Throurlh ~oe. the lonner wrlttan by beuiat Colin Mourcllng end tho other e Pwtridge ~ tMtlrrronlea to 8ritilh . . . - - ~ fellllam, aorMINng "--ea may r)Ol c of . . . n..lllllodlc hutftrt*lg"' ~Gift and Mol'' lnfonnl•-'far . . . not~-"* ·-o.w.r. :·uma ... quite........, ... - -~- , __ ... .,- _.. . , ..........---...-r.,..- -- .--- ... ..-~ dreadfully comic proportions Is off·set by " Cuba;· a much m-ore ceustic impression of the struggle and the drama of pronged reality, of politicatlmiUtary abandon in the world ~as w~ know of it. Maybe the scary thing is ..t.hat it ls tangible. This seriousness. however. is \ emporarily weaved out by Moulding's "love ·At first Sight/' with its quasi -disco drum beats courtesy 6f Terry Chambers. And unbeUevable as it may aeem. Andy_ can write near-embaras$ing love songs too, as interesting as mate Colin. An engutar ·"Rocket From A Bottle'' and especia11y the exuberant 11aceato energy of "Buming With Optimism•s Flame" shatt8f any previous expectations of -typicet Partridge creel< melancholia. But Bisek SeB perspeCtive. Black Sea ·is more; much mOfe. I have orlly Scr8tched the surface. Wait though. it's not over. Their fourth single from the album is a slightly altered version of .. Respectable Street," wth two new songs on the 8-side. _. ,.. This time Andy stabs at smug bourgeois conformity and self¥impOrtance: ..It's in rha look they give you down their no$e1AII part of deoency's jigsaw I suppose: · And later his aggression bums ''I can sfle them with their stem frown. as theY dispense tt\e kind of 1ook that says they' re perfect!" screamed with a vengotul , conte.m pt. TheJyrics are neatly phrased in front of the two guitars working together-Gregory's hiccup leads dotting Partridge'$ etectric s1ashe.s . ' 'Strange Tales, Strange Tails" Js more eccentric. murmuring from Mr. Partridge. a lovabty restless adventure that sounds like something from back in the .. old .. days. !The Colooell Conn•s contribution is ' 'Officer Blue," shiltlng. sllufflin9 rock from has no standard. and harbors the thougt;t of being "resplendent in divergence:· Which brings us to to the aforementioned "Language" lor possibly lack of it ?I "There is no mUSCle in our tonguesho tell the world what's in out a new ktub, and most probably t'U have a few ""*"" "World War Ill is drawing near ... and later in "Cuba" we ~e1r Andy saying "he loves me he · loves me r'K)t, he's pulling fins from an atom bomb." If you're not sure yourself, turn on the news this evening. It'll stiU be there . The two styles are remarkably sharp in contrast; Moulding·'s number, a bouncing, whiS-tling tu.ne of our hearts.'' So ..What is language but a mere stre tch of words.'' ac<»rding to a Twilight Zon• segmeot CO<lCGming one Walter Beniker. Speech may be the vehicle of owthoughts but is it adequate for human functioning1 Can it sustain OU< emotional meueges 1 The<e a<e even lilmitationa to this superficial tranlfation. So let's flip the recorll,and see what else we have. Ahh, enothor great single "Toweu of London ." Now come on. Uaten to the instrumental abitittes of this grc>liP; load~ Dave Gregory s~ the lllntlng, 8\i!Y\e\,ilnft erratic chord progreaaions of Pettrl~'s kt~ngs, me'catchy as rhythms provicho a powe<fully diatinct - · sornewh8t ukew end funky, always bold ensf 1~. It's muoicel conaciouoneu rooted in 11 paychodelic vision; the ma<riage of imaginailve melody 111\d spatial fonnleuMss-sonlea~ primal beets end edgy struCtures blended by a kloetic intensity than can .ot)ly be meMUted by time. Here 'l l . - ·:·. "Tra~als In Nlliloo"ls quito poaalblj ultimete XTC in the betief thet pealmlsm can be • poeldlie fo~. It's Habsolute chaos tMtlaiiQully Ngulated" bye primitive drum beet l:'Conf~ II creativel"l; • JWOIII8Uiv• lONe '-lrY that owella 8011 bol!l end f~ bumo fl.am the idea that a revolution t8d by nil1lliots demanding enan:lly can only leed te Older. wires fighting • oimilar noiae of ~ . , . _ {the art of lltMisl 1a 111 that 1a left for - w llirig to end lillen. _ Clo8ing In, one hem the clrge oh mvsterioua gurgling-· Uw1lnaflty of lwhat I CGnllderl on- take.,.,.,_ ~ fnlfn-~ .....,.,...,.... . . . . . _ - tM ~lhree llffOfU and forward II\ the XTC: ~ a...,.,..-.. --~.,_,.-_,.,...~.,..~.-. -,-,. eoo:.ce. ~ - .-- ... ,- ••r _; ~ around the_,_. The two..., nlghnnd day. Anotl)ef in\j\Ort81>t blind out"'~ which ·~mongly on rtiythm and lyric C"dlt1ce to k.now") is Megezlne. (Rhythm be!>ds rrwy be tennedloolely by '!'IQ' of ll>eir - e d method of bao~ guitor end pecuulon...vorkjng · closely together to carry e"1llll· fr68ing guitar. ~eys, ,;o;ce, etc, to go about separate edveotures. devising naw melodies or atrucWring opposing mylhm. in an attempt to bring musical COI1ftometiolla, Loosely.) • ~Megulne. l'* "Tulpe:· of lyriclst/frontman _lioWQ Devote!. Is a unit crammed with ideas •nd IIOIII*tlcated n.t,_lltion. which is not to $ay m. they -~MY be 100 a batrect for the• casuat list-; 'I"'U just .have tQ pay a bit more enention, thet'aal. · • mroy be_,. as the pMient, ...,_.liltJaepecilwil vllionay. io clearly in ... . . _ cliNI:IIola tram Ilia ealy muoiCitl choys ~ the luaaoclca *"II w1111. guitarist Pete ~.,.,...,..,Magazine "!' •illli=•••t llf l(t en<! icleology. Devoto. �the beat of~ the eighties Shelley. IThe Buucocl<s wont on to become one of the most lmponont punk gtoups in Bri\ain's tern late1970..) Arrywr,. on WNt I believe es the..' fO<Jrtt> lP ill es many v-• of p~tnce, l'llly turns out be a live recxwd"ing from 1 hall in Melbourne. hAnd now. thteeli111e word1 ••• ''lothe way{)evoto opens ''Give Mo EvO<Ythlng.'' with Its Motown organ punctuated by thrashing gui1ars and 1 Howatd'• pungent Vocaliz.etions. The lyTic81 conteflt of Devoto's compositions may at times be obtun yet ceneinty from rettlllfs. ~ere i• alienation end paulon ln the same voice. s~p~>ping into our """'"ed· lniMwont 1-s while beaming vi-llmogery thttlonds Itself to in\.agiMifve sources. ''8u1 what the songs are about Ia not alwoys reodlly apparent." he once stated. •• - " My irritoiiO!ity " - mo olive one! kiclting." Devoto ,._an " A Song From ' - - The l,ust want to know while the revok1t1on taSlS. w.l it enable me 10 swiiiOw btol<en gi8$S.'' Side two of /'My SIMts slow as the openi<tg das~ strains of Formula's piano evf!t'ltuarty bfeak into aynth propulSions. Sly Stone' s updated " Thank You IFol<lttlnma S. Mice Elf Agin)" is olao 1 bit ot 1 stow grind and somewhat uninspired. But " Beceuoe You're Fnghtened" rocks from perpetual ~1\1 and raging guitar as Devoto sounds li~e e tormented BtU Netson wailing ''You wam to hun ana erave again! .. ' 'Twenty Years Ago" continuet the pec,o : Stanley Clafke·lsh l>ass grabs from Adlmi<M'\ is ridden by a mysterious, dissonam DX 11 it chased by a runaway synth. The now P11Nc Oovoto contends that .. Twenty yells ago I "sod your ow~:· It ell leeds Into the cloSing. rocking Irony o f . "Definitive Gaze." Signlfoc:.nt readong lex the curious. lAten one! decide IO< yourself Whic:l\ reminds me of someone else from the Isle. If there ioo ony one llfOUI> I can think of that con produce e grtot lingle. th4t can capture tN> ideal two to ttvee m;nute song and .embody it whh passion anl:S power. it is the 8uucoc'-s. I gues.a they htve aiWIVt been known as a great singles band. although I still' enjoyed last year's A Different Kind of TtNlsion, with Its purposeful leek of concon·u etion tor a hh 4 5 giving way to e mofe cohoalve stream of contemporary rock 'n' roll. The Buucodc1. like no other recent band. are pushing that gent"e to its absolute limit. without of course ent~King ~." 4>n<1 of ihe I.P's beat uacko, tlted by deticMe """""""' from S.rrv ~·· lleJtibass. ~ Meguine players Include Adamson and ktybolfditt Deve F~a. Gone il guitorist John McGaoch, meklng rQI)m for RotMnSimon's streaking ellicta ~en Ultravox elumnua. Ro'f'ding out the lint·up Is John Doyle on drums. competent • •nd julllfioob!y Hlf·auured. · The g<oup b<lngt moody subltance to Devoto's near-l>orrillc ahadow- luch a1ln the amazirlg " POfmalrort" - that Is et t imas both brittle ...cl then aoaring In contrasts: orgon vs. guitar. voice va. -vnth. etc. Devoto ls pUre enchantment on "The light Pours Out Of M4o" from their debut " - ' Uf•. lo Pete S!lelov c:ompotidor• by the way). "ThiS Is a $Gt'IJ with tHI mor8l ~ • • • • " insists Devoto H an fltro to "Modo! WO<Ur'' pluc:l<ed from lest .n.. CorNet U• of !i<Mp. ThiS number 11 a I*IKI --up fO< eurQinG syntheoilar and j8l)ping piono Out of the Nndo of F....,.g, 1:1 Howard -vea with "I'm 'lOt too woried bv the • enemy, I know tNo! .._., w1ll 'tool< efter me/and -'ul v••'• -- ,..,bid outer U.mhs. So here they 11e. three new oingl<ls- A·sides belong to lead gUiterist P11e Sheley end his fragmented visions of modem lave, ........, the B·oideS ore Steve Oigghocornposltions. Doggie •s " Why She's i. Giil From The CNinstO<e." " Airwaves Oream" and " Running Fr. .. " ere effectual In their aggressive .,.nults of static eMf9Y and aimple ~.~the sinc<lre "Running.'' But mv time is spent with Shelley number• -a melodicelly apirited "Are Ever(thing" and. In the fYpicol Buucock luhlon. a disruptive, cycNc rocker "Strange Thing.'' with its thtol>bing Ga<don Smith bel& pulses and counterpoint lead guitar streteglol. . Tho rhythm section, whim Includes drummer Steve Gervey, Is one o f the most frantically Impulsive comboo ol post·punk rock today. The bond reechet • new milestone on the surging "Whot Do You Know?" with its tla;Ung sa• one! • charged"'!> chorus led by Shelley's atnining U<QenCY. Oon' t be elreid to tum it up. This music hal to be pleyod loud to even begin to Understand it. IMw Oodlf- "Ceronnony" b/w "In • Lonely Ploc." tFactoryl The c:-- "I'Timwy" b/W "Oacent" IFictionl The....,_, ~ -"Boys one! Girts" biW "Torn Belte<" tVWglnl Slouuie one! the - -"ls<lel" blw "Red Over Wlvto" IPolydo<l P\lblc . , _ ltd. - "FIOwe<s pf Romance" b/w " Horn• Is Where The Hean Is" IV'wginl Jov Division has regrouped after the death ••t veat of lead linger lan Cun.is. Now known as New Order. they hove their first single ~ut on Factory recorda. t' 'Written by Joy Divlsion.:: may maa.n the ta1t vestiges ot tM evoc.ative Curtis., Guharis:t' Peter Hook. l bcr.evo, has taken ovOf on vocala and does a creditable job. tlho O.slde by the w ay has mcHo.se t&n $ing1ng, not a Ntppy aong by ony m··ano but w6nh a llsien.l The oong " Ce<emony" itself doesn' t really go a.nywhore . l_n t8ct. it Slays preny much mthe ..,... plica, but llhh. whe<e it st-vs is JO VD<Y foscorunong. " Hean and Soul" me<ge on this WOVO<ing Ol(j)ression Of phrasing "*'>ely and ,...,..,.. which ""' dense and - simult"""""""' Joy DMslon/Now Order l$ a ~ erigmo one! in my OIHilion the e.-nial modern note. Hopefully they W1'1 cont"""' on ...cl repel ony gosps of mo<ibuOO conho~sion that undoubtedly stilt rong<tr. ClOse behind the Cure with their similarly styled baSS·used·es·a.guitar sound. stroked with a phaser and jerked with sweaty hyper hends. "Descent" 11 a 1hlle monotonous but the A·side very sJmpty put Is just e 9'08t 50ng that rodcs amazingly well. Tho re·grouped Human L.eague ••pand on the Ei>o/Kreltworkian futurism, especialy on tho horrific "Torn e.~ter:· while the A.- hH them besooc:hlng e passion out of thelr voices thet never e•lsted on pest gems such as "Being Boiled." " Boys one! girls I love YOU dearly/but I Nil tO heve you ne..- me.'' S.OU•sie one! the Banshees elqllore further aonrc: IIMI word .....11 te<ritory In 1981 as exMeg.- guitorist John McGeoch joins In an • hiwnting. gothic message to "ls<ael.'' ISiouxlsoe's starthng voice •s remote elegance that faits somewhere betw een Marianne Faithful end Lydta Lunch. yet in • dimension 81 of its own.} . And I'll hove a rather tame John Lydon alnging/cryinglwaUing over a tribal drum beat " I sent you ftowerslvou want&d chocolates insteed;' ' monophonic ttepptngs are brutal in thetr diSCOfdent tlltlitence. Tho "rear· ec:tion is guitanst Keith Levene's vague 1amperings that are at 1imes hard to follOw but worth the effort. AW of theoo gtouPS and precious few others ••• In..,.,... wr, ~new ground or etleeot we chellengong s.ldom-used rock paths end attitudH. Oh. you can ley down your hwd·eornod moMY lor ....-hing much more "predictable" aUCh os "new" Who, Clopton at ~ Collin•. I mean. who wooJid eY* ecwse you of not blinQ e liberal "*"<er 1 If i1s hwd-eomod. spend It on aomeone who deMNes ~. �! <Qprodigal suri J 1., ~ .[ .. ! In the nick of time the machine introduces. George and Brian and describes their clothing. The tape ends and they exit amidst confused applause, another pag,e -removed from the annals of Buffalo pop music history. - ... Tiny Desk Unit/Two Guys - l'f!pptN's Lounge-April 7 T he most impc:w1ant thing about attending • smallime event like tl1is is tho price-in this ease $1 is right end tho best deal in toWn. And~·- the intirnetl ~disco cwiHenal, io tho ideal uni1 t o - ouch on:eJC1RV_.... • co-ge Sc'*- aOcs Brian S~ . . tho Two Guys. U.C.Is, !hoy ere tho main fotce beNne! Poper FICH tf""'*'Y cahd The co-ge), lind ._. wckton many g o o d -· Many good songs. · Those,son9o.often de4l with tho...,.. tubutt>en olienation and ourrealjam plaguing oo ~ ~~ '""days, .Thiry liyl in a room oomewi)Me t>etw.;., FO'IInk z_.. Lou Reed and Lydia Lundl. They (II~ up In Kenmore and like it. • • The Two Guys switch off on guitar and besa with a rhythm machine Or Caoual drummer, But tonight (I extro special: their lnttt\Jmento ore nOt plugoed ln. lnstood, they are miming t51 a tall" they recqrdod ln 'lhoi< studio last night. They want to ntlke IJU(8. Tho tepe is un.uoual, even for Two Guyo. eontlttlng of ambient meandering underwater gurg1lngs achieved with gultlf, beu and a 1itJ1e f"!'dboek, It Is pullctuat6d with awful sit8nces and eec:aslonal guluor stabbingo one! oounds like it waS. made privately Inside a goldfish bowl only to wind up being projected on a stage larger INn life- klci<·ISI rock 'n' rCa frOm ~very bale of tho 1J1ditlon. • " WI',. pla)Oog It Mfe.'' co-ge lotor explained. " You never know whot miO!>t go wrong while you're up lhlre. It cer1 get rough." He took a dreg' on his .cigarette. " Thot'l why we cfeclded tl1is lime to just toke h aooy and pre-record tho whole thing." Brian ogreod. " It goas much more smoothly tl1is way." ho aaid, and then slowly turned his hoed, his mocking tNn-lipped sm1e and .,.,.,q sfuv eves reterriblf>IJ• dlvor litard. By tho lime the . _ ia ...,_, ...._ tho crowd ia oW(ting 10 get wile. In ""nick of time tho machne I n - c.-ge.,., Brian and dacribes their clolNng. The tlpl pndS and !hoy exit amidst confused .-use. onothot ~ge rornoved ltom tho annals of Bull* pop rnUJic: history. Tiny Oeok Unit are from Washington. D.C. They:r~ t ....... to promoce their new, album. r"'Y Dale Unit. Vocollot Mumford Ia tho center of tho bend. Sho mokel odcfnoloes end dipo end moeno In _ . . ,.,-....,..,ocoree<t s.-n voicee like- diMrpboclied orgMmlc v!oitO.. SynthM!urer Bob Bollen iir.Y• fashlonabiy '<lloconnected omythrnlc otona1itleo; gulll!flat MichMI u-<ron twHn rfllllllr riflt lind tho lloit<ln ,JntVtod, """ and <!Nmmer. Terry lleblr ad " • eltii(NI3:* n Loromo Jonea lay some ologgy trench ttTythmo In tho tty1e of -tv 70o pseudo-funk groupo Wk' Wild Chl(ry and Rufuo. • Beolcally, thrM ert·rocklft haw (llafted on e prol-lonel ber•band ttTythm ae<:tlon in' an attempt ·tO bl lunky and It ....U up aoundlng like Wild cherry Imitating Pare Ubu. Or Hugh Corey with a strong - · Talking Heedalnftuenc:e. AQyway, lllke tho olnlfer. 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Souocls corny and axceaslve, doesn"tlt7 In many waya Oil'eclor John 9oormon'a ~tltlon of M-">ry'a Mono O'Ar1hur lt)ott that, • Tho fdm Is e pe...Sox. The ~ ,...)1 ... -. ' is weak. The story hselfls 1 chstlc epic of l<nighta In shining artnof, dragons Uigurethlol. • magic~ and the ques11 of tht Knights of tho Round Table. The plot is ontonnlnlng enough !o carry en aodi0.,.,. through rts lengthy two end ooe·helf' through Nighthawks _ _ __ by Marte Seymour There are a selact number of parts- that could dtstingutsh Nlghthllwfts as a believable drama interwoven with a thriller. However. Director Bruce Malmuth !who appears briefly •• a cab dmerl has scenery lo exqultlte- batSbling • btooka oliclng through ancient stone, fototto of ernerofcl, end golcl blailkatod by ever.,.._r>t oulfoa.tk1gly hour duration. It would take even more film to do pr~r justi~ to Malofy's wO<k, but In the time .spent, tho mtin plot rs vlolenca and hatsh language to g.-. grau, trVen o cattle of ~ttly<oveolod grab rather than accompany the This Is irritating because !hero s alreocly a fake -nut. ·-· Thete are some disturbing parale!s between this ,..., and Tho--Is some other recent suc::ceaes. oxcessivo-emputated erma - " legs dripping ..nth blood, One ~. in parocut.,, .,.,._tl11od ouito of erma< Nlr9n9 .fnom- .. .._. pick the - QUI, blood oozing out of the mouth of • alaln knight, Tt>a actlnp Is Jua• plain corny. Paul Geoffrey Olaolt the show with tlis portrayal of Ute maglclen Merlin. He ranta end ravH, uttemg et..urd features voung Anhur P<enc:onv ..-....nd in a dart< lorett. swinging his awO<d E•callbur rnuc:h tho same way u Luke Skywalkor did in St•r Wars and The Empire Srrlkru Boclr. . Even Arthur's costu,rne Is very weak catting. His .ccorn Is too heavy ~nd hla ..,..ah bofders ~ similar lo Skywolker's. The film opens whh a dark. b"'!'ing forest. Th4 likeness 10 the Oll'll'ling of Apor:lJiypso Now is-uncanny. The music in cen.ln portions of ExcMib<H Is also <Ofl'linis<:ent of The OmfNf. Whethe< the sirmla<ities .,, intentional ,is q.........,able. but they do exist. f« 'no visual beauty alone the tim" is worth -ng. The came.a pl;oys ..nUt 11\adows. light and colo< to odcl a new dimeosion to SW>dard on dunj:o. He lOCka t he pawer _ilnd mlljHIV of en lnap1fod ruler and comes oft (nOlo lil<o 1 humb1o Iarmor 84Ven a fob too big to handle. right mixture of seiC and violence to kcop tho average wn.n.- mc.ntotiono poosible, but atlll remain• appealing. He givft ~ a •ens• of hvmo<, Uling VOtCO variatiOns to create comic relief. end he gene<atea a bond of olfec:tion end admhtion ""'W"" tho the King. - Anhur Nigel Terry n King Anhur is ' lilmrnakinij. The plot is fast-pacocl and enjoya·b1er, littered with just the ~ Morgana. '"• sorcetesa movie~goer son - i5 the molt convincing charoctor In ttlofMm. She possesses dWt dke evn ~d tust lor pawer of Malory'o whch. viO*ence is of a low calibe-r. /Now playing er rile Eurom H'rllsttt>d Holi<Uy Mllll »nother of MO<clred~Aoobur'a " Helen M~~ron well·entertetnod. ru~fs~~=~~~~n:;::nt the ' Stallone mumbles ---- _.,., oortravot of~. avon though the cl>oracter dtrVelopment of the screenplay chooon to """ gratuhous ..,.,t. •"'-Phore. Consequently. it i$ ..-.-swy to lll!lbally and pbywlcally exploit. whh rapoatocl gashing$, 10 make the pjc:tu,. real. A tough New York SIIOOI cop, Oeke DaSilva (Sylvester Stollonel. is essigoocl to tho uail of an international terroriot, Wulfgar, while dealing whh his marital breakup.. DeSilva's ex·wife (played by Bionic Wom.!n Undsay Wagner In What amounts 10 alm0$l a cameo! and his POke pannor !Billy Dee W~bllll1$ ) try to conuo4 h<S unstable rage and fervent cleclication. But these deoclpan rol6s dosetve more W'ltontion instead of just boring st>aMow lrllers. Although Nighthllwu has lootago lr«n European locales ouc!l as london end P&rio, it Is primarily shot in the clasay ond undesirable sOdB$ ol New YO<k City, Among the more notab1e filming is a lengthy. but ultimately dis,appointing. subway chose and a,tl:Vl~ng manhunt Mt In tho gyrating sunoundings of a dlseotl>oque that hat on txtro appeal whh the ompllflod sound of The Rolling Stones' Srown Sugar. • Tho PUitoling rhythm and brauy ~ors meke it the bell· looklr>g scone in tl'ftl movie. · Otho<wlse, the onlv logal . chalco olll'ftl Big Apple •• the g~al Htting is its nanKal auoc.. ttOn as a ..cAne center and itS variety of sites. Sc\lffylng rompages, a POintleu ,.,.,.;.,.,, end a "'PP>QQ1iYe sldeltid< into Oavld Stlabot't scr~y and fn auemptlng to coocentr,ite on eaCh, aoverol svfler,-especially srnce the st«v bv Shaber Met Paul Syfbert Is not untroddl!ll. Unlike the slmilarly-pauemed Tlrlof. where the assonoct elemontt fall together, NI(Jhthawks has a eomral theme ~1 an unsteady approact- and ~resolved whh ootnowhat cheapened and trodnional " " ' -. Yet both tdms t\lve adventageous soundtracka end tho original score by K•ilh ~merson !minus Grog Lake end COlt Palme<l ontlghteno slightly tense m~ts Owongoct ...,_..,_, Sta$lone '' aMqua-1e m PO<traylng the officer whh a roatrlhned unsibiWty, but he barely fita the demands of the loodlng tole. His 00 st·Rocl:y thil'nar~physk:a1 appearance ancts.i!Pko-f oshloned boa«! at st8feotype. However, !itaHone. oossesse• en unsuitably udate ottitodo, a eonfoaocl delivery of cenain Iones when P<Ovolcod. oncl a mlsgvlded CO'!S"'ptlon of interacting wh.h t~ other ICfOf"', Faring bottOf then oM tha AmenC8!> porlotmers is Rutgar ~ ISoldle< of O.enge, Spertent as Wutfgar. the auect ldlle<·for·hira. Hes notcl>ocl f - end turlcy pcowing allow hlm 10 IIUCaJtl'lb -.ness 10 tho~ affiliated whh hio <horocter . p:::,:::::~~ ~ T1HI Motion l'ictuntl, tho pair appnr tO be ll"'voiYed .n 1 cflfferent llim. Ttlis Is not due to their oubtilled conversat~ . but thol< mutual sc-. have dialoguo otdlnarily f-ured in a suspense flloic, *1<1 the S1alone seg.m ents are ••aching fOf a high-powerocl drama. UnfO<tUnattly, that io not the ooly P<oblem 10 haunt NighU..wlt$. • The plcw<e cormlns enough action and octven!U!O<IS stimui 1to gain 11n eudfenCe tes()OftM: but undemNth, the film is fuW of uncharismauc. merely pessable acting. obv>ous situo1lono ond tfsolurions, ioduding 1 Geurtllr>r style bus ride, and unla&t1f111 en1erta4rment. !VIgl!r~wks. like Staftone.'• "'"}dercover costumes. l•...ea ooc.es•oool _.,.,_,....,_ drag. .. Now~~ •t-n.e Boulevatd Cinemas./ Ski Club. Inc. presents the End of the Year Party .. FREE BEER .& MUSIC Monday Night ·April 20th 7:30 -11 :3Q pm $1.00 Donation for M.D. Bring Ski Club ID & proof of age (18) NOW SHOWING AT THESE THEATIES •-----====t Z.mr....usr7M,..lf:Jf• .-rao rw, • ll'Q JHI f:AmurG ll'Q ,.,, Ill J... ,... S:JI. 7:!1. p JfO!R. (I) Ill Buy tickets in the office BEFORE party Don~t c ©prodigal sun I! ~ Snooze! BE THERE- ALOHA! o; �.lefTy Anneg.n. e r - t octor et UB'o Deportment of Theetre end OWe, wtU perform Slmuel Becl<etl's Last T - end A !'f«e of Monologue tonight end tomo<TOw at The Center Theetre C-et, 681 Main Street. c...tein time Ia 8:30 p .m. end there is no charge for the event. "'-'s ******************** _...... - ....--..... -.-..,. ~ UV IBW ~000WIU " aAD ~TAnoN: Joet1 JeH Ia OM of . . "'7 .... t oQ. ..... roiL .. .......... RI!Cl..- ...,. ... 21.,..., -·-- ..... - .. ....... C144 •lno-,..ltartlt.. • atott peoptt ltwi'l'ld on W~4Uttng....,._..d,.,_. ••• IMcl MyNnd..•Aih~M.. Htt.......,liftda.cttN ... ... ......,..H:., .....iudwol...........,.. ASWW U fn _,uo,eu._.,_ .,,.... on ~,. ·~ ol J.W• to1o Albright I Government .Gallery fights Reagan's cUJs - - - -- - ---...llY Marty Ro-.n April 17, 18, & 19 Friday, 170 MFAC Ellicott 6 & 8:45pm Saturday, 146 Dlefeodort 6 & 8:45 Sunday Squire Theatre 5:30 & 8:15 Tidlets available at Squire Ticket Office ***~~***********~*** .... . ~·$J.,_,. ··rhe government's attitude toward• the Ana worries us," Albright Knox Art Gellery Public ~ations CDQ<dinator Serena Betazzllamented. "Nurturing the country's 'Pirit 11 eo imPOrtant as dtrfense~'' ' 'PreoldenrReagan '.s proi)OMd bil to' cut allocetions to the N,ational Endowment for the Arts waa introduced to the Howe llydget Committee last wesk. If-~~ the pr-am wil be CUI by 50 I~ is ISSumed lhat'thla con wit be clisttibutwd - t h e board to the diff""'"t recipientt of 11f8nt money, HtWar grants cornpries 16 percent of the Albright's budget. "Moat llf8ntl . . cNIIenge grants," Rataui explained. "It ie lergw then it saerno." In edditiOn to the -.go money, the Al:oright is funded lor eXhibits end new .., """"'-· The FM.al go,..,.,_. .. tl for ev«y ll)nle raised by the golety. ''Why wo react . 10 -.tv ie not o n l y " - - of the money," ehe l.lti)IM>ed, "but it cute Into \tw POetil!!lilv to ,..,... """' the pubic II¥ - i n g the ~of c:t..1enge ~-" ~ ·-Geleoy TheAibrigllloloo hom the Erie Coumy ldminiotraton - - - .... the Cola1cv -*' be in1Mn<:old ..... "'-idont mighl CUI ~ mey ' Coumy....., ·t hla .,..., ~on the the fleopn euta, . . . . . does not ' -• they behve it II . . . tDiteppen next 81.,. ·-of -· -subeidies. ~· three11 ere being lotrodu<>tllas the Alb(ight winda up along tenn devo4opment campelgn. Begun In 197 7, the campolgn p4an was to relao f6 m~lion in live yeera. "It may be extended becauaa of the aagglng economy," Developrnont Coordinator Berbera I!Jrber exp4elned. Not e-vone who ~ money wMI be eble to meet ~,_,II on their corninltmento in time, lhe edded. The Albrigttt hal been Dl*atfne at a defiCit for two y..ro. Operating . _ . _ have " - ' lncrealing at a greeter percentage then the budget lnc;reatie from the Coullty. "What wil do now Ia en11t the lid of the corporate community mol'-e," Bartaer Mid. " We'fl trying to slowly <><ne1ve1 from the govemment becau.. they' .. funding re.. end lat." Co<PO<Itlonl ero being educeted by GaleiY ,..,_tatiyetao to how they con help the community. The Albright II UMd by 018& bualneases •• • draw to enocxnge prOSI)IICtive ~to move to BuHIIo. "0\w Ultlmata go.t Ia 'to malta the Arts self· l<lffant... ~ oondnued. "If the ' --~ will use tile , .. emount of '""""Y they ere lllowed to eont.ribuJe theta will be no problem." we w..,.. ~ from - POiiticiena confronted by (he~ CUlt has been~ It iS tough to "" PCIItlcieM to ~ money to the Arto......, heefth llfO!Irlmt are woldng lor funding, egehty ldmlnlatnlor cleimed. Loc.l Cllf.lure "-tvtlont lobby In Weot>ington together, yet !hoy . . oornpeting lor the money, Goloty-. have t..o..., e ~~ oempeign to-~ hom~. w... cont- wltlt • .......,... ~... "-taaalnllltecl. •.,. Arts . . !'lOt ---.clto be~-.. OMetl* .. plated up .. the Bcote end focel ....... the Albright COUld ,autter more." · �i s11orts ; Royals overrun Rochester, On a cold Tuesday afternoon at Sweet Home Hi&h Scliool, when the wind was bel>c-chillina to near naked athletes, the "Sun continued tO beam eoeray down on the UB women's trade and fldd team . Tbe Royals out-pointed the University of Rochester (UR) 76-S4 to increase their record to ~ and move one step closer to the club's first championship in th<ir three-year history. l&nited by co-Cap\ain Mary Starkweather and Olcryl Gandy's firs ·plaec: flllisbes, the Royals eKploded tO victory in the first of their tWO home meets. "The o nes that shine will continue to shine despite any weather factors," said Esther Uncerman, who finished fourth in the 800-metcr behind Slarbuther and Leslie Smith and a UR run net with a time or ~4 2. Starkweather, a native of Rusb, New York, was vjaorious in tbe liop..metcr (2:30) and the aruelin& SOOO-meters (21:22)-an event which she participated for the first time in her three-year career at UB. " With some or o ur distance .runners ill , we needed a volunteer for the race," said Starkweather. "It was fun . I'd slay behind U of R runncn 10 block the wind until I made my move 10 the finish Unc." Gandy, poslin&thconly qualifyin& time for the Slate Championships on the day in the 200-m<tcr 76-54 (27.7), also won the 400-meter with a time of 1:04.3. Terti Merritt, the Royals most dfcetive distance runner, overcame a fterec: wind In the JOOO.meter to take the UR runner on t he last lap. Tbe Rochester runner bqao her major tbru$1 on the n~ to last lap, only to be stalemated by the wind on the sual&htaway. Men-itt was thus allowed to sprint b)' her enroute to the tape . Mariu completed the race in II minutes, 29 seconds. . Hurdle specialist Sue Chamberlain triumphed t.n the 400-meter hurdles (1:10.6) while settling for second place in the !~meter hurdle. In the field events, which the Royals arc arowina stronaer in every~eet, they placed first in three: COntests. The duo of Maureen AI han and Lisa Grauo placed one-two in the four-kilo shot· put (9.16 meters to 9.02) and tbe javelin (22.20 meters to 22.16). Grano won the discus toss as she whirled it 29.5 meters while Jane Turner finished third with a 22-meter rhrow. Judy Govcnettio, a distance runner who failed tO compete Tuesday because or blood tests taken by the doctor, will be ready for Friday's meet against the RocheSter Institute of Tcchnolo&y . .. The tests proved neptivc, so I'D be ready tO ao F~iday," she said . O.S.CM'V!W'.I"""......,. n. ue Aoyela ....a. Uld . . . ..._ ..,_..c:hed lheif ~.... ..,...to ..... ,.....,.......... Ufthwtity .. Roc:Mt. .. .,....., ... . , $ --a.r,ta...., ........,,... ..... , _ .. _ .. ....,.... ACit0$5 ntE AN.SH UJtE: Wolkathon ,TM Matdl of Di.a Wolhtltoo will II< bdd Aprii U •·•·• ll.nlltc at Ill• Buffalo Zoo. k~01) wlllbo tram..t by ,.rtld, t~M wll ate • .....,. IO< ..,ert at 10 Tbc: W...llo route (33 uts wloo b••• spomon kllo-er wwlked. All pr.......,. wlllbetu.-overtotloeM.,..bofDimes-abattlf< or bin~ *fecu. To ...pu.. pl<kapar-t. dtllefCa,... or Soilolr< H • or ..U ,.. M - of OhMs at 119~n. For IMWldoul 181..-Joe Cllll Loo Ri<llanlsoa at 636-2915. Sports ·medicine seminar; Canada will host in May Foculty from UB, tl>e Unh·mity of Rochester Medkal Cent<r and l\lcMuter Unl.,..ity or Ontario ...;u be featured durina a Spons Medidne Symposium M.,- I and 2 at Pillar and Post Hotel. Niapra-on·the·Lake, Ontario. .,. two-clly event ...;u discuss topiCs or lntcrtSI tO p)lysician5, den tim . ....,..., allied health professionals and ph)'Ileal education instructors. The momina session at 9 a.m. 'May I ...;u include cardiovaseular smcnina. e~en:R rehabilitation and mUfCUio>kelaal screcnin&. Afternoon ....Jons, ...!ikh bqift at I:JO p.m., wiU feature functional tcstiJoa, ~ teehnlq- for pn>feWonal athlaa. joa;na and i>«'...,Uoo or m........,.kelaal prol>lc:lm. Tht tbcmc ror the May 2 prQinUD ...;u be treatment in tpO<U m<didnt. Tbc: 9 a.m. to noon ..moo ..;u include conservative """'""""'tor mU>Ck and tmdon ill)urles, maxillofacial illiuries, tipmaltous and joint injuri<s. problems ...;th adoleKcnt athlell:s, lr..tmall modalitie< and sctuq up lpOftt clinks. R...,atlon can be done tbrO\IJh Contlnuin& Medieal Education, 13S Cary Hall. Main Str«t Campus. 'We don~ , ... ro "Y mveh - you11,.y h 101 us.·· :1447 Belloy A,....,. at Wins~ T.U oulavellabla �. ~ i < ;. =-- Bdna lnined in o<ltinlaul boa valuableuset 10 ~u cmd fellowanal<nPia« tho na iD the waer aDd wait fO< the full co swim towuds it. Ntvcr lunsc ac il or 10\1 can..,.. it into a Nn aDd b<eU lhc: line. With lbelisb dole tO lhc mcsll, quietly lid it bead fltll. N~ OCI itlllil fnl as Ibis alii cauoe che li$h co jlllllj) out of lhe oct. ldeotifyina lhe arorcmcncK>oed rlSh cao be diftlcuk to chose .. bo haw not cau&ht any. By usiQalbesc dcscripcions you sbould be. able 10 identify the dlrrera~c fish. "I! 10\1 doft't <atdl rub here cbis tim< or yar}O\I miah• a w<IIIV< up r..runs" ,IIJUlllbl<d • llriuiY Olcotc, New York natM. His yeas or~ the LoU Ontario ~hallows ba~ dc:hocl sqpmt ~ 8rOWid bis aJaay btu< ey<S 01 ' 'WD U ~ of nWDmJQS ~runs or UOUI and salmoo. The wiDdb<eaka clad vaeran has been dr"''Pna a lin< ituo chae waun for yeas as ba•·e oportomm from all over w...cr~~ N<w York. Why arc che full compdkd co Ibis lloy SUIIUIIer villqc? Thdr food supply-smdt-is present makinJ their spoownifta run wbil< trout aDd salmon arc cherc to feed on than. From the Ambqst Campus, Oleate is a quick, -..le 35 minllles away.by <ar. To a<tlllcre tah Mlllenport Hipway north to Transit Rolld, route 78 and follow It to It's ..d. Route 78 cblll&<l n-.. xvcral tlmoa Md also turns ofccn but ju.c remain on il JOins oorlll. Atlhc: <nd or hip way 781> rouce 11. Tum lcf\, pn>c:«d 300 f«1, tum ri&ht on Jac:kJOn Scre<t, and follow Ihe •lans to the town marina and boac launch. Onot at the marina, ....U. co che ~ and li$h. The p1<r Is aowdod, but there is usually""""· Rml<mher• ..,. a opoon, spinner or anylllina that rCICIIIbb a ....., filltt w ...-.de. This lpol b loealed a lhc end of 11-Mile Oett aDd feeds Into the t.ke. You willnolicc clwlt die - a l n tbe windina ertdc is muddy aDd forms a mud slick lo lilt IaIcc. This llick is a profJUblc $poe tO diOP a sinker. . .......... The ~i<st crouc co 1po1 arc lhc raillbowa. They arc silver with o pink 11r.U mcnclina aboul haJf.way dowt\ 1M body. A brown uouc is a bit loracr around lhe &irLb tblo a rainbow aDd hu spots on lhe top half or its • body from tho cip or the bead to cho ~1. The c:olor of the spoco arc b<own aDd bla<l<. Lake trout haw tho ~&me body shape but havcJiahc..,..... spots Iliac resemble motclina. These .spots look very slmll.v to chot:e round on muskelunac. The spots llart at the head and I.'Oiltlnue 10 lhc ~1. Kalf way down the spot.s prosresiiv4o JCI Uahtcf, uncllchey blend in with the while underbelly. Rdadva Cotio saln)on-musm 10 chc uouc-bovc a similar body coo1"11uration. Smail blad< dots on 1M upper half of the body and on the top half of the l&il, arclhc Ill()$( promin<nl tnlts. The donal back or .... cobo is blue aDd the und<nide is oih·cr·,.'hite. The other '"'~YI 10 disllnalllsb it from thcuout Is lhatche IQQ&uc is q>cddtd black, and the scaks fall orr at lhc: sfi&hc.., handtina. If you bappcn 10 be lud:y cnoup 10 catch a few ~tc troUI you mich• I>UII in one with a bruise·lite scar on i1t $ide. ilrills eauocd by one of the enemies of Lake Ontario-the Lampray eel. Tho lake crouc au lhc most effected bccaU><: in lhc summer they live in water 100 or more feet deep. lampnaYJiive in this deep water and &IIOCk lhclakm by IICacbill&tO their sod< and drawin& blood to feed icsclr. The eel scoys on for......,.. days until the fulo is cichcr dead or wcak<ncd. In addicion co lh< Lampraf', another foe of che ~ke's lnhobitants is <h<mical pollution. Althouah it is noc •• bad •• 1)311 years. uacc amounts of Mircx, PCB, Dioxin and mercury ace sclll found in che r..h. To avoid ill <ffccts In comumln& th.,.. fish, ic is bcsl 10 fill<tthcm and remove che skin and as much rat as possible. By fitlttlna 1hem it reducr:s the amount of mm:ury which is mostly concentrated around chc SPinal cord. Rcrno>ing Ihe rat d«nascs the amount or rac·aoluable orcanlc chemk:als. - A$ is uoually tho c:uc, most of lhc: aood bot lpol$ are only - l b k by !!Pt. l"h< 11<>e1 lauJICII at the marina, Is convcru...t as wdl as modem. Wl\<n cruillna OD die t.kc. follow lho mud slid< created by the crtdc. It Qt<nds from . the pier to chc end o f Olcou beach. Troll bock aDd forth SCVffal tlmoa while rcmaiaina poralld 10 lhc :dlorc appro>lmatdy 30 f«t away. l"h< best depth co work is b<l-sevcnand IS f«~.lfchc fiSh don't hit, mow In towards the lbore, but take care not co set coo Shallo*l The lures thac wetk che bes arc lhe Rapalas. Almoot any eolor and site will work. Aacnsh also wor'k well, but snap-arc more frcqucnc chan with the Rapl)as. Almllll.,y lure thac resembles a srtiCII or larl< nlionow will work. Wl\<n uslna Ihe ~Upolu il I> imponaot to use Ihe rl&ht knot to cnrurc propct IICtion or the lure. U~t a Blood moe aDd tle il with a Unle 1oo11 10 that ilau1 wobble from sick co .side. Afiercatcblnaa full or fretinachelinc from a ..,.., cb«t chc k - aod draw mochcr iool) if n«asary. Alway> llold"" tO lhe pole. sa- 10\1 wiD - t O Ia OUI b«weca 75 aDd 100 rca or liD<, 10\1 will to 1<1 lhe boot exrra hard wbco 1M rlih hh. A liV<Iy late IIOUI alii puU lhc pole riahl oot of your haDdJ if you arc cau&h• Jlceplna. Gel-! Onoctho fliblson )'Gill lin< theucit- bqlns. Remain eatmaDd red tbe fish ill., chat then is no sladt Ill che line. If the has ala<k it well jtUIIp OUI Of lho water. A browu troot can leap as blah as five f«t while trylna co ~c Jhc Me out of il's moutb. •'1~' clmoa k ayl't-c'l Ukc chcllsb fdl off che line, but doft'c be fooled. ....., on recUnala because vay ofccn they wiD swim rilh• under the boac. Tbe -·~the lbll-caa be thelllOit Villll, Oathcrina~~lbll l a t b e _..., . . . . .......__ .... riJh ~ Rainbow T""" ~~ LokoT""" a. • .,..,n After tokina lhe above prcaucioru, llmil che iocakc co 1c:s. than cwo pound> per week. Yoona children aDd prqnanc women should avoid any COMWnpt.ion or these If you're one or those fosllcnncn wllo flih aoldy for sport, rclcasc your caleb after Iandin& hand bovina your pbolo cakcn with il. Be <Ireful when haodlina a rub you arc aoina to release. Avoid touchina the sides of che full as Ibis ranoves 11\e proccctiw slime on_lhe ocalcs wbich shields it from di...,_, Hold il by the mouch Of tbe undcnidt o/che head under tho &ills. By rdcasinJ the flib )'Ou iUC practkina conKfVAcion ahd h<iabtcnin1 yoU, cnjoymcnl or lhe sport . If you do keep your Iilii make sure that you only cake wbal you can use and k«p undtt the limit or five 1rour of tht same or con1binacion or SP«ics. Nc><r cake v.'hac 'you can't use. Help prcvcnc mdanacrina sptties and lrtll tht rtth wilb kindness. rub.. • ~~~~ <-·-" ~ -.J Brown Trout Coho Salmon • Harriman Library home for minority career day In an cffon to expand the ooUcsc and career options or hiah iehool and undcr.,-lduatc minority students, the Coalition or Minorit y Graduate and Professional Students Is praanina a career day tomorrow between I p.m . and S p.m. in H arriman hall. "(UB) oecm.s to be proud that It has more minorily studenll than any other SUNY school," Coalition member Evereu H opkins said, "but il doesn't sbow'lllat minority studencs are .,-oupcd In juSI a few fields." Hopkins explained that t.bere is a lack of tt~inorlty scudenu in such vital and arowin& field~ as enalnccrina. medicine pharmacy, oompucer ~ncr and law. The careh day is meant, in pan, to introduce szudmts to ch"" fields and explain how to deal 'With p<ercquisitC$ whicll can dlscourqc szudcau. "Many 51tMicaU, DOl just minorltie$, may be turned orr by ealculus and orpnic cbemisuy," Hopkins said. MOS1 minority !tucknls, be noced, are _concentrated In Communication. History and SodoloBY. Tomorrow's flnt Annual Career Day, &pocuored by the lllut 5\udent Union (BSU), is .tso an auem_J)( to Improve the iacerattio11 bet- undcrataduale and .,-aduau 51udents $0 tbcy m ay levn fi'OCII eacb other, Hopkins sail!. "The bond tlaal lhould be belween us doesn't exist a t thia poiM.'' be - eel. . ........... .. w~ ~ wrltla& aod preparatioll for atadtWe &d!OOI I re $0of tile. ¥ t ivi ta IChedulcd for. . Hllll ldlnel ttudeats who •e plunina to autlld collcse or - lllldcdded about lbcit falllre are also invited 10 .._ ..,_. &peak• ud foraa MiDorily Studellt Afl'lln .,.,_ . _ . . JU.odes, 111111 puticipue ill worksbops. . . . . . . .lvcs r r - area· ttdmical CIIIIJqe$ as ..U as UB !Qjor ac8demic: i~ wil be . . - , " ' aJve inlormatioa Oft 10011eae-. ~ T - nalq, u pan of !he CYCDl. tlltCoallcaoa ltlld _,Giller IIIP' Idlool alldeau BSU ue IJIOIII«ina • pany • !he fmdom TriiiJ oa M.ln I I p.m. 111111 ~ hill Sqnlrc Hd and Ellleo!J IIId will raura at 3 a.m. The C'Venlls frw for lbolc who au~ 111o: ~ d 17 IICtlvlelet. sa.. a.. wll be leariQI aJ • .. l':i- ...... ~Fridays Underground Ca~ Kill NICKEL DRINK HOUR AT 7 - Buffalo' s Best Underground Bar 2610 Main Street - Near Amherst St. THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY 5¢DRINKS ·FOR IS MINUTES - 4 TIMES A NIGHT!! '----~- When They're Not A Nickel They're not a fortune J•---• MlXED DRINKS $UX)ALWA YS• .... •----~-ft"ft". 12 Oz, Draft S..a - 504 Always toe Wines - Wed. thru S.t. Weel Ni,llt · Be.tles Night - 50t Drin!cs .S ni.ght ALSO . l'hu.s.Nicht .#srlilay Lj ,.. a...~.!;!:;;:~ IS GOING UVE! ._.IIR5!.iilll!l!imi~a W,ATCH FOR DETA1Ls SIIIJII.SIE-i!!i!.id �&m~----~~aaam~~aa~~~ ~ ~ SCATE ~I Needs a· Helping Hand - - - - - W E NEED: - - - - volunteers to distribute the evaluation materials in you class. - - - - - - - HELP US: - - - - - - to provi~e information about courses and instructors at registration. Call :jim ut 636-:-2950 or .tJJlk to us f rom 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on the f irst floor of Squire. Copies of SCATE are now available· at · Squ4-e lnf-Ormatit>n It bu __, a t..d wed: for UB softball d baeball. The Royals' Tuesday doublebader aalina Buffalo St01e Coii<F was raiDed out and rescheduled for April 28 01 BuffaJoiState (2:30 p..m.). The Bulb ~also rained out T uesday and have resdleduled thdrclootbk-beader wiili Colpte Unlver>ity. UB coadl BiD Monkanb also tancdJed tlw: Bulb' Wednesday double.Jw:ade< aaalnst Buffalo St.a te Collqe, but la1er rescheduled it for Apn1 23, 01 I pm, It Pedle F"!dd. Capen lnf~rmation 167 M_FAC• ·Eilic~tt ~ ~ ·LIN.GO MANl.A Language Festival s-.......... ~ """""' tltmugh doe ..,t.. ,._of" 1ocwJ . ptlpt'r. r-- Tbe Buffalo Sabres 0""" aalin have made lttO the ~nd round of th.e ~.~1: .~"'!!!:- Will this be the year they win the eup? And~ Savard's • UCYaOIJIIlOI11 11ve1 them an ed~. · · • 1\kw Yorl< is wdl repatnted this year with the Ran,m, lslandm and .Sabre5. It could br an aii·New Yotk.Cup. • Goon hookey wii\S aaai•· The Aym diminated Quebee ~ pmes 10 IWO. ~"'. , Edmomon and Oreulcy are the pair to watch. Wbat's10ina on in Ibis year's Natioal Basketball~ playoffs? The Knicl<o and Los ,tinados We« elimioalcd 'ri&bltway. tbe f'botni• Su.ns '• are about to ao, and it lookl tike H owton willoq~ by San Antonio. What aboutlj>e C::eltia' easy sweep or Cbic:qo uxl}'biladeJphia'• slruaale witb t.lilwalcee7 This oould be the Cdtics' Yf21; Where: Fillmor.e Room, Squire Hall , When: Saturday, April 18 , 1981 Time: 2:00 p.m. ? Oakland and ~ t>o'"tb are undefq~ed afler,llw pmes';-nottoO. surprisiaa Willa tbc pitdllac . ., , !bey have- but ~ will they be aflct the AJJ.Star brat? The Yaokees are stru&alina and the Mas are on top or the NadouJ ~East. That'stbe'joyofthe early baseball setson-it's anyfJcxly's ball &IUDO· • ( the < ElirJ AAlltony il__;k where he belonP. u top money..,inne< Qf 1be Pro Bowlen Alsocialloll, and MOililut Na~~a is leadina thePK.k in tautis. Joe Louis cJiod early SuQtlaJ mornina at the aae of 66. It's a boxla& and to 1be spons W9fld In _ . I. ~los$ . to . Come. and Learn About Other ·Languag~s • The Buffido 1lison$ ore on top of the !!astern taaue's Nori~ern llivillool. They-~ OUt T.....t.y. 355 Squire Hall ./ Open to t~e Public-FREE For more information: International Colleg~, 636-235 1. �< Lesbians -~hOM,...,_ • IAJ.ul"ll'l« atl<T it hu " - wai~.Sc~AccooiiiU Bo{lalo Police J)epartQiellt, lhbi&.a.&-C!2J.ecl Jor_ "house -r~.lll. tilt l9Sia .. _..,..,.~..- .. • fonn or sOaaJ The ICC>Ond problem ,.-it!J UB's dda,....s paym<:lll "iU ".-ind the (SlO) charae in full-'' ~ - l c io thot ,., the CWTCIIt biJIU., S)'SI<ft\ is p<<lt}' • • 0ot. f..UIIC Of Student AcmuniS thll will IIOC the Naboo's most <OmiP' ron:cs. ptheriA&• So-called "aralaht ban" wen ;:: Ioiii)'.'' Wil.oo complainftl. He noted that tllecbaraes ch.aoae witll th< new syscem is cltop dala fO<.....,.. .....,.. "paid-orr• by tll>'ttft ownen. also oa:uionally popular amona - t out by Scud<ot Aocounu include a minimum allowin& stud<ots lO rt«ivc tuitlce - · SUNY the lesbian commlnucy. On "butdt amount or ipformation. TIM: """' procu• -.iU "try to policy &iva ill unlta one wtdt ~ for' students to Eecouttn Improve oommunkatlon" bclw«n the Unlvenily and dr<JI) courteS before levyina penalties. Otbct lthools On a reaional level, Buffalo's niahl out," the nwculine-looklna the aud<ot. • impoSe a 30 - t tuition adjU$IJ"O<nl in the K<OIId lcbian ban, allhouah loa1ed in a lesbians would take 10 the suceu The new occouruina Q()(.U will contain I Wt or week or classes. UBCiela)'S an <Xtnl cbarae • ......,_, "r....... ' ' seetion or town. - . without their more reminine ~ •npald cbaraes from the IJRVioUS stllem<nt, additional until the thltd - k Of the - a , wbCI I $0 ptr«Dl cottsidered quality establishments. panners. These bars also boearnt ctwaes, and all tuition deferments-such u TAP and adjusuncnt is sa. a.y. from Roclleslct and TO<Onto popular u a ......,. or aeaP< frooa tuition wamn. "We are hopina to suikt a compromise l!)th SUNY would ....U "Wcdeod excumocu to the OOdUIIOO lablu ~- "Yoo oo t.bil ooe," Wdson said. He araued that "three 111ea Ollie labiaru and "excb~ .....,t to suaialu bars If you Wcte ,...,~ •'etb rna.ka more seascu for SludeoU in • Uni\-rnil)' pbooe Dwobcn. H nabtina with your lov~r :· Wilton anpbasized tbal any acbool<&used delay iD Lbis loraeWhile mOll ksbiaOI rdiod oo the ~ one lesbian, "beause it •udent ~tf Aid IIJO!'C'Y will nqMe tbe late f« One of Wilton'• major concam is tha( a student'l 1Mor......,..as1l wayof~dloli>· would sake ha' houn 10 fmd you ~'IIW'IIoted \.._."''the h•'O thinst . . - ijkely lUted pennan<nt addreso is ICIQirate sin« thAI is where ksbianJ, some remained Jkep(telll. there." to be late,t,'F ,liEOO (Pell Oranu) and OSL !he, biDs will be ..... l(i)le(ed tbat "it'sthuludtnt'• The aeneral "tavcrn"lelllna•prcad (Cuarantetr-siudmt LOans). I! the di>mplaed ,respoftlibility to ke<p it up to date," a proeess .tear omona thOSt who wisbed to Sto.ch-&bsllp application .-heolhe floana.J Ald Offi~ by Juoe I ..complished via a form In Admlssiolls end R«<>rds _avoid bttomina onAO of tht 33 Rolc-pa.rlna wu a .slanincant for OSL and July I for BEOO, we ~·on't marae." (A&R). Hayes B. Students "should check (the addrm) pct«Dt of all lesblarts affiicated asp<a of le;bian bar life. The Wibon acUied that the Eliaibility Report must raeh UB in the Fall or when re&isterina" siliCe the new blllina with aloobo~ "We · au masculindy-incluned ••butehes•' by those dates, sinor his om•• "is not sympathdk to -system iS "tlm«<ated guff," Wilson explained. really.sittinaduEk• for alooholism," wote men's dothes.-riaJ>t down co we applications ... Sludmu should cll<d< into the billina lltuation ir they noced ooe narr11or. Thue tilt jOckey shorts and t«Wu. -'Ito. if the scudent is ir>corredly cbaraed ror Health have""' reetlvtd any b1JHna by the cod or September. - I~ many senior c!cizcn Slacks, oOcn unavailabl4! in_ .......,...., sius, ..... tailor-mad<: for lesbians by • AO<C 00 ChippeWi SUus. ''Thc butcbts looked like men. dress<d Iii« men, and fou&ht like men," assened oneoour<%. Meanwhile, the femininelyinclined "ferns " wore frilly blo~ and skiru. h was mandatory thai eadt lesbian <hoose the life of a butch or a fern. "Everyone knew ..,bo was ..--no.•• «pla1ncd one palron. Butth·ftm couples wert exucmtly papular, with tile butcb S<Mna u the leader and protector. If a butch .,ished tG dan« wilb _.... but<_ll•s fctn, pa'O>issiOD was required. Tht consequent tension Pt'odueed many bucdt YS. butc;h liaJ'tts, Ultimately, however, J solidarity was malntaintd, -as all lesbians iecoanized tbe nttd to "band tOSdhct ap!nst the outside , lj'Or1d." Oat infamous ••rem .. panicularly irate at the incicleniS of lwassmcDt, pickdecl Ralph':f'Witli a sip •hldt r<ad, "Gay People Do Not l'maUdlt This a.r." Described as • •oetn Who ,... 'woukt teckltany~lilna... tht ~ l " ltsbian went 011 to bccoine sherift or a j rnall town~ Ohio-appalnted by her ~ lover who bad ~ docted.l',iayor. J s Sllldtnl." ! i ! w= Whea JOI! aeed $65 fasj, -. ·)QU find out who JOUr &leadS are. - s-.s s s s s NES ,....,.......ALL ....... ,....... tixclucllne tale l t -•l ':'.:: ~2/r,c' .. FORlMOST WINE AND LIOUOI39 KINMOIIl AVENUE LUCm tnUTIOOI "' 'IO¥VH DEUVER"t' AVAI.A&E 83&-M71 - ........... :101 �.. . classified Gc.ASS,f)CDS ..._. a. ...._. • t 'Tht ~=:,~_,..,....to 1 o..m. -...n.•yt. .. ~JO O~INES . . ~ .... ffft!My .Oft*""- AATa ... a.a.so ,., ow tln:f --. . . . . . RIDior.adt ...-.~~ ....... ""*....,. =:,.... ......... ~ IOf' 1 74S"6 .... ALL ADS tiU5T . . . . . . M . . ....a. a.. ........ .,....,..,... ..... . ,...... c-.r ..... ... ...... . c:Mctc Of' . . . . . . . . . . . . . fult~Netdt ..... ......_ ... o..~-. nc .-.cr•UM ,......,.. tN . . . Ot . . . . . . COit\'. ._t to :;:.·.::.;::,.o:::;•_rtt....,l i ICAREH H.. Oft., ~ I t *"-t let , _ . . . . , ..... by. ... - - , - - c o ll -• ta..tl TOM , _ ,....Jy O"'CCt Mt • • F'.......,. _ , .... " ... - . . .. ICUTIEifta.,ntcD it/lll!liF . .lt: .. ratl __,.TE NEEDED lo - TOM ...-. - o .. tC.l. ~----· NEOWTOSU!aLETfor-or WIIni T - c:a with C8X Ceuelte - . "--J. I 1150, nowAZ. s-lmiO. reg. J830. now ~offfea,JU~twl. ---- ~~=:w~~......... IUM . E T - 4 - - - 0 f t ....... ..... ... ~....,. .. ..,...., Nne • J . . . , _ , _ c a l t - Ct. TEAC~. ,..sa.now _ --........ __w-__- ..._. ,..,....,.._11. . - _ 011$ IVa. roo. f740, .SUBLET'TEI . __ _ l. cotl IS -- • suaL.ETTElls w a>-1111 -L - . _ _._.,.,_, . ~ ... c. .... ,..." ..... W.I\IITEO..-.o-M_I_.,...tow.1t>O .......,...,. .,......mm~ In FOttran. - - lorm. rT -~~ldoo lM U. Ot. IC. CNin. IUIUECTI ... OtCE SUI LETTER wwdld. r-o roon'lt. 21 \..JIDcln A."'tt.. Cali olft'lttnw .s...... DH.._ .,._,. suaurr. ~ ~ 7Sf CMt Peul, Ill....,. Aftw • • p.II'L 3 owtsor 8riMI _,..,,, _,.. .... m,..,.. om acEVv. · - c.o. uoo "' 11o. o37-1~H-• :oop..., . m..,.,. .- KAWMAKIICS- Shoy bor Croth . ., new twnt ex~,....,_ lwOolild. cttpl . Tok•, CIR'\'1011d.. ContK t nm ..__ _., ----·---- PAT; ttflf'llf e....... fO IOMIOf'llf _ . _ . • .,.. an _,..,. to ~e thMI .,.,. 1nM1 SO. .. ....... . ,.,.,, 8- a M nUow Et~~.etetoft ' ""' Me. A 4ttCICY·TIC· l.IIC' l2r>d. - . . -... to JM:. .... "TWW-81from,_~~Lwpl l.lldaa C. PAdato IA1 . . . . . . . .. ~ ~. s. A.FR"""'Wi'fiN. _,.. IHta? Hoi a._. ..... OE:a8tE MAPPY lllltTHDAY liD ... J 1t1 . . . . . . ------< -~a~.~ _ _ , . _ _. • r'l&& Attoney-&t·LA~ MOT ICES WOM E N YOLLEYeA\.l. p iiUf"t ~.....-._.....(;lltaob -l&. ............ ::.Cril~-:k;.~e:~= 36 Hopkins Rd. w-.Yila T-.-· 631 -8884 -- .......,..__ CONSIAl -.....: .... _.,ifl"i.,_;--..... . -~··--.lor" c_,..._..., -.m.-. ~ ....._..... bo&n tOfM........, .............. biNn.,.... ,.. -- ----·- tow .... Mtcl ~~~ mlu YCM.I ' ""' weeuno. Uftkorn• "''T'IIIt: - -· - - ·-__ •flYO.I TrKY~ '- ~ nwn4notf' "'-' t OUICKCOP'f .......... ·-e.- SHAili-GONGRATVl..ATIOM,,IU1'ut• C.PAI V..t\1 "*''"""'u• s.AreJ. ,.• .,. """'"' ~OlT : IC - ........... choc:ofa.. tlufVJYI liJICY. •ti:Uotl•orD).""· (_~ ....... nrtum"'fN ". . . TIUS: . - . . , - . . . . . _ TV, ~ae, ,.87>426 SUPER FoUl PRINTING tor LUIIM 2400 fW'Wtrd. (GlliQ. ). FUitfllSHEO APAATIII€NTS: - F~~ t.• ltEWAitOI For ~llcho<·lOif I" or tw¥ C'-rk Oym ,,...., on ell. U f~ PM!"' UOil.EWAA.Olwttw:""""" . . . . . . ...-- .1... crUtt&.~ ~ vfe ~t.. AJT. JOHNNY TAJtHEeL.I OO!'t"'f do If wNt heppentd to Hlnlic..y, GIMf I'm notii)I"Of..Y..d""ln.t CM.tdd't). - ~..._. · .......... OEBI-H._, Z7lh 11*1 trMf to bt etf¥c'" loft you I S.C.A1 mal\. -""·-1·--HIII---E.- --·-Of-__.., ___ c.tt-. - -.. ._ ... -· ...... __ .. ....,... . ...... _ ----·-·' ............... "'"* - mtrww.tt•aoo. HoNM. Oen6J6-»7t. NOT lOST bUt 110\en FrkS.ty from a.n Gym, OM • • .tne1 yettow n~ ttmbt9. tilted Wlfh (Jot'hlng, "" ....,.... Ptnon«l Utml , tnd Wllttt tNt ronta&NCI onlf' • .oo "nMt an t\rle ft'W> CMt, . . J-J, ta'cM.._t ceMUIOn.: On'Y ....... MALE. ... - wlf'b warm • .nr.c:ttv.. f~.~n.......,.. tft"t' ltfN,.... If ~ ,..... ... ....,_,. FOUfitO: Glrtt Wltef'l In WiiUton Pub ct.~ I JohnMtytfme -c--. -·-- --- [ HEAIOJSUELJ t" 17c::tllft,.,.,.,,IJII Bltta- · · .-...- .. LOST; A T- A Ce4~ AcbnOn 225 (C'*"Ia.b, . tlf~p\ttMCell Jim 1<:)1.- -~., .-. ... -w.-t*kaHns. ........ ",....,.will be offered. ~ •• • 1·- ··~·· -.. . , , • • ltfJ ~. J .' t ·AIIOUM. , . _ - ... • JAP ...., .... to tvdet IOtMOne 1fwv ,... ~en- •~ totMbOdy tound keys lilt wmnter. lfO\IInel NOYtft'IMI' pltMt Ull 1314741 SED CARS f_ f1t "*"'m. oftulotou ~.non 71 £fCI MIM Ja 41 Mil. ..Nefl ah.lmkiUM aiOia ....,. fr'tldton ben. "'*-' ........ "-Pf ..... . . . _,. , "'!noN. lOFT UOfl\oo_,,.._olto ,,.,.... _.. 1e01tr com. 4IPf1 for -""""'"'... SHEAK&flS: ll'ta I mfil\'' Mld. . country ~ ....,... new. AMiftD S35.00 . . , . , _, C.OI _ . , •t 13< f7$) ort:n·W1. aeos. _ _ ..., _ . -.tcft. ... ,....,._ ~tr, TVs..,._"""''l""'"lft.oM\. SANsu• _,., ' fWCitfwr. uu """' HANGOVER alcobol and hangollers hew always been clolely ~. This. oo--, lo not tnoe. For the lint hundred yews of drunlcan.-. alcobol did - just lud 10 ~. but lnsload led cllrecdy fO deelh. A lol of people bdeve thM In !be cmiUries fO folow. clldlr1Q m.thocls ~ and INiud of leading' dlr«::ly to dnlh. alcobolled to ~. c:onvuillons 8lltl mild c.- of~. This; o 1 -. put a dNI.,a on the IIO<ded ' HIICIP1' Hour"T~. fort\lr..-ly. dldlna . . . . '-been .pelf-.! Wid ... modem Mngovn COIIIIIIi ~ of • peigdiQ ..... of mktor lnln dNJianllon, ..tlldt ........, II far Ins ......... the the ... ....,. from chll-dogs; diet *1ft drinks or ...y "..,.,_of.,._,.. .,....., ...,_and ---··-· --· -IJ'I- ..·· . .AUl.,U~---- :=:.::~llw- tt.a a -- ... .._ at P •.l.'e ~ HOtU IWIDAYS HAPPY tf()gl ......t u -. P. J. BOTTOMS · FI'JOO - BOOZE- BOOGIE IUeL8T " " """"·"' • .," :e:.:~t=-=y~=.·~. ..,.... =~~c::..=.:= 1 Y•u m ab my ftlohla • • .,. ..._. ,...,..., ,..,....... DEISIIE. WNfwlw you t fre of Tom CINI .,..,..."1M too tor~~ I rom NWJ.' c.cute ~ _..,, ~· HtiiiiPf 8"'-y J KL.. ....... .....,.,"""" tobe~fn '"• « CIIUMI~ Mw-. ano . . ..... ...... us ,....~ .. i �The Wrtllng Pr.a,.,. • free oeMce. ~ by the Un~l$lty I..Mmlrig' Center for anyone In the Unl~ty or community 'lll1o qeeds help wilh ony pleC>e ol writing, whether II be -.m1c. ......,.1, p<oleulonol or W... Wolle. W- The lolln:b ol Olmos Wolk.othon b ~. April 26. Sign "!' llob!es will be -..s In me Squi"' C-enOHt.ounge oa 1\pdl ~.~and 23. Starts at 10 a.m. ot the BuffAlo Zoo. Cell None)' ot831 ·35211or more lnfomuollon. • aaoi!Yo. O...*" oonoltts<Jf,.....,_~­ undorgone a 6 - k u.lnlng ""'!""· II you would like · ....,_ to respond to your writing, slop by 336 Bilely weekdays lrom 12-4 p.m., fo\WTh from 6 -9 p.m. or ;}46 Squire lrom 6 9 p.m. T~-P· The ~of OknMIIII Christian You.tll b pbnnlng to open o U8 cNpler. l\nyone 1 - . d may contact John at 877·7718 for further tnr~t~. So<ol~ Mln;.try Special Easter Se~ Sun· dey et 500 p.m. In lh• Jane Koeler Room, Ellicott. S.r· mon by Daryl Smith. <lommunlon wm be held end corr. . .hour will follow .s ervk'e. ... ... 1\rob Studrnt 1\san. meets today ot8 p.m. In 3JO Squire. Meeting for okl and new executfve"'"commlttee. Mole ~olwlteers are , _ _ to help the handicapped dur- I Ing swimming clesses every Frkt.oy lr01)111:3().2 p.ril. at • Clarl< Holl. Colll.lso or Oa"" at'CI\C, 831·3521. Japenese Student Assn. met-t.s today at 7 p.m. 1n 352 fo\FAC, Ellicott; '1• Fi'Hdom Oood For the JeW~?~ Hll~l Friday E""nlng at 7:30p.m. in the Jane Keelor Room. Elll<otL c.- Stu4eat SeN'~« Aun. meters today at 6:30 p.m. In 260 Squhe. EledlDns lor executive board will be held. Lesi'C hanee lor Pas-.r Seders sign up. Coated Hll~l today at 8364540. SOUth East ·AsiM. Student Assn. meets tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. In tile Socond Floor lounge. Red Jod<el. EllicotL Philllphlnes, Thailand; SlniJipore, • - - Happy Pasto¥er. Sedef servka wlU be held at both Chabod Houses, t.Qmorrow and Sunday at8:45 p.m. Yom Tou 5e'~ at 10 a.m. Sunday and Monday. 3292 1'\ain SL and 2501 N. For«~ Rd. Malaysian Stu~ts ere LrMted to attend. Tau Kappa Epsilon Squire. Ott Involved next year. The foll'owrng positions ere: open In the CAC'orn~: ~utlve. Dlre<for. Internal 01-.r, E><temel Dlroctor (3 positioN), Treawter. Publicity Coor· dlnator, Van Coordinator (otlpended~ Apply at Ill• CAC ofllc:e, ;}45 Sqoire, 831•3521. meeu Sundi.y at 7:~ p.m. In 2;}4 Lebllnuc Student Assn. m~Monday at 5 p.m. in 339 Squlre.2. ' 8uffaig E&st·Wut CU.tu mHts the .s.econd and last Wednesday or evory month at 29 Vernon l'loce, opL I (1 block south of ·MaJn and Soc:lety ol Women Engineers Anal banquet May 2. Call Manene at 636·5674 or Den!~ at831-4603 lor detalltll. l nt~rested. • Amherst). to disc;u'ss ma.crobiotk:es. wholistk Malth c::ooc:ept.s, etc:. FOl furth~r lnformatton call 838·2252 or 834-7215 or stop l.n etthe Grain Mm. 5 w. NorlhNP (832-6400~ VtsuaS Olsetays on FeteiAicohol Syndrome Alternatives • In ChUd Rearing Committee ad Plenned Parenthood will be pr-nt•d lllis Monday lrom 11:»1:30 p.m. ill th• • OJOVICS, ..rts & lectures ~~~~:~e~"Lo~~~R~~ ~;:Jers~.~~,::: -----~------------ "f'fe.llher Pll~rlmaae nor Cru~sade: R0mane.sque Scutpture in Cempagni.a'' gt\len by Prof.[). Olau foUowed by "'Van Gogh'slmage.s of Weavers ot Brabant• given by Prof. C. lemel Tue5day ar 8 p.m. In 234 Sqwre. preperect Chtkl Birth Technlques end ott\ers wut be pre.tdtted ol ttas• J.,ounge. Squire Tuesday from 11:30-1:30 p.m. Happy Easter .-,. .. Monday, ~ 20 thro~ Thursday, the new ofll<e ~ Alcohol AWllrene.. ln 125 Cl•menr. MSC. will beoOonng free cofF'e:e arwf cookies to all W'ho slop ln. Th4!'y wUI ~ open from7·9 p.m. While you're~. tryoneol our-new quest~nolru. Stoff me~rs o( Alcohol Awe~ w111 be on hand lo answer questions 3. ...EI~IIdo(' a tedurt 11bout tM civil strife the~ w1Lh Mafio Ve-ja,squu of lhe Demo<:retk RevoluUot\ory Front t.ocby ot 3 p.m.. in the Has l,ognge, ~. Fre.e. The Russlao Club wnt sponsor AI...- Flllmonov• Sovlety Dissident "'ho "'ll~speol< on the Soloiely Union, April24 at 3:30p.m. In 828 Cle-ns, AC. WRUS. The student rodlo sta11on. is J10W o~tlng epplketons tn lhe area& o£ NeW&t.Adve.rtJslng and .Music- for next year. For more lnfonnetJoncontecc us.thiO\.Ig'h ca.m· . - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - -- ;# pus mall at Ill Tolbert. quote Of the day Folklesl April 24 end 25. Crb Williomson and Torn Paxton. Jonathan Edwards and John Hell~ I "Global Perspeetlves on.the C~ol Q.uaUty ol Lll•" gtven by Di : Lester Milbrath Tuesday at 1 p.m. in 320 MFAC. Ellicott. - Applications ore ""'!' avou.ble for volunteer counsollng poslttons at theSe:~tuellty Education Cenltf, 261 $quire l----------------•01~~•- - - ' o~.J 11 Norton.. Summer Tt111ning starts Ju"M 1. 'Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time." · -Abraham H. Maslow WRUB. 640 11111, your •tudent rodlo &tollon., eon be "lingo Manta.. I~Jnguage r-eif tomoftOW et 2 p.m. ln the Fillmou~ room. Sq\llre. AdfnJuion l;, ''"end evei)'OneJJ wek::ome. ca-r Dey apoasOft>ll by tloeCooUIIon or Mlnorl!)< GrocJ. lntetful '81 on Sunday, 1\p~d 26 et 8 p.m. In the Kethac1ne Comelllheeter. EltkolL TIC:kets on saJt now. For more lnrormaUon, call 636-2351 or come to 372 Red JIC'ket, EIUcott.. • heard Monday lhrou¢>f'rlday I rom 8-4 p.m. ln the Squlr• Caf•rerla. u.te and Ptof~Of'\a.l Students tomorttJW from 1·5 p.m. In the Horrltnon Featlty CL-ub. Keynote Spe,okt'r i.s A:oosewh Rhodes. Attend Cerur Day od rec-ei~ tree: odR>Ittanoe •nd. troO?POnoiJon to Fre<dorn Train, Buses le:ftoe Squtre end Ellfciott e't 1 J p. m. er\d mldnlght1 rdurn 3a.m. Ooy !'eople's' Alliance hal party April24 at 9 p.m.ln 107 Town-d. Admission $1. Erijoy wine, lood, mu~ ond rnendly people. · fresl)lncn Engineering AAMHment: 219 Fronczak Holt: "Texture 1\notym" 11~ b_y Prol. Harry Wechsier ollhe lodey at 9 a.m1 6nd I p.m.; 4120 at ! 1 a .m. a¢ 2 p.m.; 4/21 et9 a.m. end 3 p.rn.; 4/22 at 10 a .m. and 2 p.m. UnWersity or Mlnnesot. today at 3:30 p.m. In room 41. 4226 Ridge Lea. SOphomotu admltted to deparvnenta- their deport· ~ • menta fqrredvilora.. " "OUvcr" Olm today In 170 fo\FAC. Ellk:oll, and tomorrow rn 146 Dle(enclorf et 6 and 8:45 p,m: Sunday at5:30 and 8:15p.m. ln the Squire Con!ere.nc:e Theater. ~union wbo will .,e going on to .g rodum and prolos-.,1 -~ who wiD groduole In 1962 should set up e refer:enc:ellle. 001 l'lrs. Mock at 831·3515 or corne<o 3 Hayes C lo make 01"1 ~ln~t... • ...Rough Cut" rum iomort'OIN at ~00. 7, end 9~0 p.m. In LutherM c..npils Mllllatly worsbip ..nlces Sunday on IMW<Son to . _ , okllls couroes Ji1 Reeding, /o\llb, _ ihe)ilond In l.Ak,o l.oSalle, Elll<i>tt. Easter. BI\Incllot 10 Engllsh WrkJne and high l n - semtnera In Sodol e.m. and Easfer S.rvtc.t-ot 11 o.m.. Sludleo 6nd so.-. ~ must hold • Bodlelon •• the Woldmon Thelter, Norton. ' Indio Student Aun. ._10" to a oiwinning leoture Alms (Erlgtlsll Sub<Jtlot) at Woldmon Theiler. "Guide" todo1 ot 7 p.m. and 1 0 - e1 S:30 l\flpii08nll , _ be ~ . - -••pa-.Live In posltiqn, room, boord odmlsslon. ~~a==~~Sou..;\~~~:; =:'..~=-~~.:d~ =..=..;.,;,.:.~~M~.:~!m-::: ~-;~~\:yHotlloo~o:-=~·~ ~prO¥lclod.l'utorll~nselo'":'~lconlsmust be~~ with. llrong ocodemlc ~ In .MoO>. English, &clence, Sodol StUdlet and resk1ef9 hafl e>cporlence. Live In ..-.... room, reside- holla. Tloouglo lite In tile school~· 6nd-led down Irom 1111 yeor's manto. the 11JctM1ooi ol Goodyear Easthadboentyolhoraldencldrowll)g.deslgnlng,pafi>. Ung. lou!J~Ing. creating. amiUng ...S lmpr<Mng tlottlr heme. Fot lhls Opportunity we would like to lhlnk lh• comm1aee. · • "Lody and The Tmnp" f i l m - 1n the Squ;.e Confer~ Theiler ond Sunday In the Woldman -n-or, Norton at 4. 6, 8: and 10 p.m. ' _ =:::.~ ~ ~'":'!_~=:;.3~. c~-...-llluilontANn.lssporo. . "Deric_Stlor" Aim t!"'lllhl a.nd tomorrow et midnight In ~ to oppty. IIppi~~ Ia AprN 20. · aorlog their ~ armutl Tolihlrt- beg!Mlng 1!\on· the Srjulre Coi\r...r- Theiler. • day end. COI)IInulng' througHout the Wftk. T•shlrl and . Lutrnmslnlllnuerlua--byBulloreb*oltlle l.ulbeAn c.npua lillolslrJ _..., ~ ~from jeney& wiN be oold li'OITi 11·3 p.m.1n the Squlre Center Dept. ol Engllih end the .Doa.wnentory -orch Inc.. noon-1:30 p.m. In 232 Squire. Good Friday ~ts of L - -1he II!Ya Room, S.Jd.Y 6nd the, Copen lnfor· orll!inally scheduled lor 1\prjl 22 hal been elll<lOlled. l'luak ond lilodltlllon. Come anytlmo ...S lloyoslohg •• motion - · 1\C. Costs- from f5.~.50-wilh pro~wish. 1 • • -~on.uf'OOililr18 plc:nle ,.... _ ~ _ _,."'--BY,Aprll ...... -~ leQII SerVIotl ollao lrM!ogalod: vlpoand-to.UUB.a-.Doyou-o - - . Jn SWJ/lRJ courta ol the Ptetlderrft Colnmla· ,........,lor--~ lion? <II$ 11M to eel 11 _ . . for For more lnl~• .top In at OlS. Open ·0., __..•• fk!ik Apr1125. 2. p ... - tho. llmber1l ~~ring, food and tlgn ~ In 311 Squft_ • 11-5 p.m. MOnday, TI'<SdaY, Thu,ndo)l. 6nd Frldly; until 7 p.m. Wod.-ji In 340 Squire. flbo -.tay.a erelllla'SI<'lllt. · from I·' p.m In 177 MFIIC, EUICOIL 831·2273. ~-Ciillll-...w ~ .... ......... - - - -....-.Uot~ng 11:)0 -..... "' . . . Squire c - ......._ p - • Ta.Myt Womao'a Trock-ond Field at RIT. ~=··~~Trod< ond Field e1 Ro~ Wesleyan-: ~ Buobollat Conlolus College (2~ T.-y. Softball n. Brockport Stote College (2~ AdtesOrJ Field, 200 p.m. . ' c..-. OT. Pr,..,.. Itt ~vor-.,., ...-.!lor sum· mer .. _ . . , - tioopltola. ' Pidr yow own , ---toCIIIIIIii>il?DDyouhlft~hlendor-· ~~~~10- flcollly eoplngl 1110" clo, . Jwitt~ lielp. como to tile. c:_..a-~-...;.\_&'i,;.......,.~n-T-. -tlon--~-w~~~o---.W:· n g oftloe 1\lcohoiii-Pii>grem, w~ day at 7 ~.lone ~--..m, l!llkGit. Topte RclotJnelo- wekofne. ~.1 071'1orton. AC, 01 callliJ6.21107 lor fUrther ..:. , HI . F - Club pt1ICllo< Mondays, Wedneodays, •nd Frl· days. M • p.m. on tile Dlolendoof Field. EYer)'OI1e Do10Uhnei~,_,.?DoyoudMk-mudo I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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C r 1 ion Ptoraoor Moldi AJIAte, Sclocllon, M. Roba11Coml, Jolla N. Wokll LPro turpr Jaeob HYIIIID aad oad l'lliJiip 8. Wdi-W\11 abo lie on tllc Sub~......,._.-Soll<orr, ..-, committee. MillaaD . - - . 1 cou1y lui .... _ _ ,....., Sa8l& a.u-. - - ... will ....... tbt ~pond. JoWnt lht ' • ·a '" on lht S..bCkiaa ... lllc ...,.._,.\.,~ ..... in ~ wtl -~Joe lbftln and br lht head Peter Murpky. liruoo, lht newty.deaed Mlectlni rq>n$CDialhl<s art 0( _ . Ol'pftiudOft," MiDonzi Qj)lained SliiCienc ..._.... (SA) Praldent, vrill that tbt S..b-commillt!<'r compoolclon it -llot Mutplly •II pnMc1r cloc _,. of lht .,..tu11t lnc....Std 10 ........ • vridt array or ac1"""' -~---~- tft ,.,.....,, ............._wbik . . . . . . . . . llw Ptoreaional Staff Senalt wll belu ~ Wllliom Wlldlob, wllilt Buffalo IIICini<J' Robcn E. 1..Wa will liD lie ... YIICU<'J' u-AIIImlli AJoocYtion spot........... . Ia addition lo w rqor-•tatl•a ._IICIId II ~· JOIIion, Millooui 5 wednesday "Unl•ersily oommunlly" porlldpaclon .• Durinl ......un,. wllh _ . tampu> JrOUJ) Ovtrlllc ~ MlllooD Aid b< lbo ...._..... tlocappoonunat 0( olcamt<S-if tllc ._.... _ ..... --. 1101 ..... 10 fallill lhdt dlfties." Allis _ . . . , . llw JrOUp'i tht Clultau ....ly ......, <be oubrdma ill dv abbtnoalld ........ . -a..n.. -- SA ov.aor or Atadanic Aff.,. Lautm Shapuo, Onduac• Sbodcol ""-don repreu.tuaJiwt .f orar Roaachcvaty . l'lydlolocy PYoraoor Ed..-d s. K.att-. Pror...loul Sc.rr Suate Cbau .. a a " - ~ and AJumni Oinrd c:;...,l)l), a Burtalo onhodooulol. compriw lilt allcmalc .,.,..p. subll•••• w•nu't ftll 'The lb>al Commlll.. member 0. Mutt~)' Blotk, who wW tdv< ucb<Suuc Univa"P~y of Ntw Yort (SUNY) Centro! Adminittradon Joaoon. Block, dq>ut)' lO SUNY ~ Clifioo Jl. Whanon lor eam,pw rc:1atloaa, " - ' 7 remna ;., lilt ...,. Cll*ily u hit ,._... UB M1k on praickftllll -..h - ' s II ........_ 8nd BiAPOtotoa. - and .....,..._ _.. . . . . IJCI\pl-a f)'JX 0( ~-.. pas • .., - - . t l l r - •llw - - ... lhouldlaylloe-O(Ibe ........ Ktrcer Mid, ..,......... dill lbe 11ww t'laians GoVH1\0f'"t ofnn • the Auembly and tht Seaak-"Mvc lot tht mota ......... ..,....S"" SUNY -ora~ona. ~ r-..dol aid &lid ua 0au1 ~ ,... -·~ca. IDVOIYcd-thc . .,_Ill_, ballioa._.._......_o.-rc.-q _, HIIIIo L "--liy ~ Slaalcy Fiat. ot !hat r.loolca .... beat . - e d. '"111<- IIMIIOob~to tht .....,...._ eitloct:' lC.ctur . . . . -. DOfiOI ,., altl-.h t1w ooot1oo1< tot SUNY _.,..,, otber sw. ,............,..,.. r....., ... wdl '"llllb< ...., . " Wt'tt optrllift& llllller >ef1P1 n&tll now. Wt can pay cb< ~ buc• arn'c buy •• , III)Odl," tbt " 11'1 1101 •• • ho will suffer. lt'a tloc -......... eaA't buy tbrir ' T h e - '"' tbt ddQ' le _ .... ~ ICftcer ............. lo .... .._,.. ..._.!d. """*'" ..... """'"'.. - · · bct'ooull tloc ~ .... s.-t MaJ'IftCI'~w...... ...... Stale~.., Ncdiaft •• a a%)- 15 April 1981 __ _ Vol. 31, No.'" SUNY at autt.lo ..._,... _...,........,.... ....,. --·....,- _._, ... 1'-S. il a·ju161t. l'k'lru ~~ftc~ '-bit roratoo.t a ,... - · tte c:Larifios bls ldf·.,..,u.il by..,.. be lob hit tldclic$ioa ''inlcrftrt Willi his prWaOE and IJolrlM. Ult.'' Heir c~Jibour Aot>Pinl eold t...U,. and b< kro>ws ic..oo·c b< Tony b 21. 'The U 8 jnnlor bioJoc11 ,..P, Clll\1101 help llliudf. ,VI< docs 1101 uisr yet. Vlcleo-)uniJcs ...._..,_... rbat ls. Yep, Tony S. it a ~juntlc. "MY"b<tt l _ a _ I M.. topJn. l'llao-ot my -r to ... ......,._,,. buy 1 .,i<lr ofP... -1' ~ bills. 00 what ~ ..... -y. s. - l e d. Tony s. VJC1Jm or tb< svri[l or>olli-.N or onvadifl& video IM'<'· 'The avmbtt of q-atad!lnes in Squirt Han ....,..., ftam twd lo I In no lime. Cwttncly cherc ort (out in llw Ratlukelltr and ......., in chc rttrc~lion rooms wbido allo hoU>t pi~~&.pona and ft>O>ball cables. Last Oc«mbet a Stat< Supttmt Coun judp: ruled IIIII oiedo pmes,"lultikc pinblll. do not Yiobtt tbt City or Buffalo'• ..W..pmb6na c><dinaoce. .,..... rouonin& lbol "811y a;... you an uc<Oded play 0< a r.... boll ;. pmblinl." .. Caplaln ~:oeMctt~ P. K...,..,y, h<:adoflhe Buffalo Poll« ()eputmau's.;.,. 1<1~ad cold TN Sp«trwm. dod not hold up. 1lo&l,.. II lilt impetu> lhal ..... needed is,...,_..., I .. _ '"* ..... ActlOn!it~~IO "lhe Co~tkr-E>.t>m>, "Rob<n Wnd: , Ptaidenl of Wo<k Vcndina &nd AmUS<melll$. cstlmoted that tb<tt arc about 10.000 video soma in operation~ in pmt roonu a.nd ocher piKes in Erit Councy aloat. " V'odeo"""""" ~ dciOI notltltoc co help 111< pliclot or jomtla lite Tony .S. AAioollah b< said lhal llw approdmll• Sla •-..:k b< fed lftto IM macbiJJes muld bavc: beat spent on •ouot vku. such u ciprclteo-Tony S. b< a hea")' smoktr~b< ..tmiu lhal .......... pia,... u...... rnediocn tift vrilh ddulion> or .,-r-beina .tht C8pl&iu or • .-;p or lht leader of .,. in•asion." 'The allure o( lhe ehaJicna<, 111< llahiS, lilt ..,..ad), tb< bolous points and tM illwion• of eonquert all hold allclonados befcnllw .,..;.....,.. for how1otatimc. "We ao tltrouah SlO lo quantn ewry half..t>our," said Squft Hal Rcauclon Otrk Robin Sllisla-. Sloe lidded lhal chert were onlY t-o mochiocs. il Cllimaled !1111 eadl lOOt ico SlOO I day, but- lhal tb<tt IR a101e. tltey pobobly doe' t make as mUch. "Wloao poop~t ..... JlltiiCiiaa ~ t1oan n. 1 teep c:nd," said "Ooe lillY _.. about $1 , _ -to """"*---.. . . . . SIUokr: ..._ SooDt 1o4ft. Nod thooe waoo ort RillY irllo it - day dowe a fa- ~......s - ... - - . ...... " A - "'"'''""""""' dltlftraa a..-;· ...... "I ... I O"O'Oo'd," Toay S. ,_ .... pafi>ct<d bier $tllll 8crx:rt.. ''YOOI, tloc ~. _....,... bra robot -1011 dlb<r *"'- 01 bo -..,.,ol," w t.,raanod. Tllll .. olilnraot .. tltol It ....... a.id- ....._dJre<tioeslo "ljlj ... . . . . _... T•yS. .... to pu( " " vrith Ill& · - " " " - 0( ....... tltol , ... -u•·•-·S..l)<rio<aedvSllair< -.. ec.m-1 ..., ,., .--c of lllc _...,.. R.....,.._ .... tht Cll.ltoer ,., pauftl, -.10ooJ to S l - Uoioa Diregor J..., Cinlbtt. Nod tb< Um-.ily il-tiac a JO<!MJL 'The_,. hdpo ._,.. lhciiiiCbiDcslldd iOIJatniS PIIOSI_......,._• partiovluiy cb< C'relthT 0.11 Ct:!otcr. said Gnlb<r. Food Scnict alloo lou .tomo video pma o;onda- ils jumdlnion. tlttouab 1 diJrnnc vondot--Sc.olt VendlnJ. 1'hert lllldoines 11t or me Wil~...,.. Pub. Gru~ ....,,....,. that chc video aau coma f<om Slllf' w.... and . , . En!pW SlriA:ts a.rt-orocma Ul whkft IM ~. clerpkt (U _..,., ltlk, ......iclpetts .. clociPn& tllc ......., 'Nllb .... --cott, oneeuo b< bo <'ODUOI-lht invad<t iMiad of IMillndee. ' He lidded cluol l l o c - ol s1dll ,_ ..,.., rtf1eus. COOtdlNclool - J""-- Cinlbc:r iiOd be lit.esto ..,. choll UB has -lar p,_ lhll the ........ aliOYOrubtt docs 1101 ~ ..... tht ......... jlromillllt)l. "If you want to odd that pen;pcctive to i1, &n)1h.•n.a can br militaristic. •• A Ieos Krioul fan added ,... · - dirnemion co ~ lnvodcn, tl. al.' "They art sublinolnally liOducttv<, orpsalt and ic'• like lhrt!< .....,.. for 1 qu.aner," b< qooictpcd. 'l1lo tllrobbiol& oolsa and ""'plosioas ~ lb< t1teir sauaJ ••bcomciously ...-. He eontia....S, ''I doa'l lhiot it's tllc milit.ary ' - ' 1011 loaveoo _,.y odoout-4l's tloc _.... aspoa." Most ort lht <XdamalloM uucrt<l, """led and ukimalt!y xrcamcd br lb< playtn ...,_.., "'the am.....,. SCI't!<ll-. "You •houlda fired! I doa't bt1tn< you, you pull! Do il l" Relaxed, vritb bi> lipo pursed on • rooch!li<'l Jrid.Wty b<iQJ around away by "'""'"'' tetth. a CialaJtla<> P<O multcred ' 'baslord" • !len his dcotro)~ WM do$rl)yed by I fallina missik. TWo quaners ort put up oa tht ocrem 10 raene lhe ..,.,_,._, .....,.tht P<OI'iDally,.Ublowaup. Tbcnu's -cloe'sdw>crtobc:ollumlllllolb<video~. ·-startowo... V'odco-juatit Toay S. Ma potmdal oddicu: ........ &.MT ID ltOTC-,.3 I 'Folctlalion'-l'p.S-9 1 , . , G . .,-.,..14 /:·Toudint 1lle ~P. IS _..u or odvoa: to �.. •unt. tllral<~~ln& a r.,.. or S5IIO ror .., ~ or pout · lqlllatioN..Ia Mdllioto topOoinaa riot to lift. policeotrdals ~ lllll opa'Oiioas c:onaitw • . . - CDOt "' l "'='"' rill-. Jl r,_ n .....,.,.., Thc.,.. or w :is=- A ,:., JtnOJ bntoa bldr tbe slarY 10 ~ F.a.-.tom clared<vilt ca.:lded .,_ &lor F. . io 1 bend. 51......., T1bar HIUftyi. ~. wOIIt)' a _...... ~ YG1Ion or ""' inr_.. FaiiJ' llledlny, boiiUII to OC>Dquer tlor N_,. ltloer'a U...-.:r bpodo. 'Nevcnl>cloa, tbe 6a"'tf RiD cxiru lh•u Helmy! ~y lose COIIIrol and ooauu~ty tumble.,....'"" tftCinnC>U$ Falls' clirr. l o o 19'1611uiH. llor ll·)ftr-oid untied by barr•! nearly""" lllilt lhfOtlth llor Mtina wo1m b<for• beeon1inJ lod1cd in r«U-J•• 4Q1 yards sho<t 111< H.,...hoo FaiiL .lo,. or Hacn)'l - . to - a ot«<·f,_ borrd ito Ius ui)C:Ominc s..- ftalr1lon. Surrouftdcd by slit in...., lubQ, tlor barrd •ill•llo"' .... 10 now rl"<ldl'Jt& ..... out or •t>< cra11. Heta~ri •II b< ..,_.... ._,.ion. illsilk !lor band by a banaonoct;.)oLc The Nt.p,. P11h Polior forot 11 ........ or _.tilDe <qllipmmt, llllhoriti<s COD-. R.eprdlcsa, be1ly a stlnunor by at th< Maid or '"" MOot ilocti., ara-llor prim< leunchlna 11101 ror JIOI•nlial ,.pld-ohoo<m-wlthcxn on .. ubmlnt )'OUth cntmna tho chumi"'"'"'""'Y· i t t': HacuJI ,.... pllld:ed ~. ca-lion ..... , _ ~. -a,_"~ c1o11n 1n ..... bend minim-...,._,.,..._- A hlahly mpoc~cd ..pen in 11or rotkl or IIJI"' • wb< tllr lpaoLtr II In allodoy -hhop 01 "Vatua and Social Jlllllee in an Allnl Socie<y," today l l 9 a.JIL lA tbe Omlti• Collqoe Studmt Caner, lOOI M.U. Stte<~. lo tht . •akt or ""' ,...,.,.,. IIIIUIInarioo *"<fiiiK on lWly Moody,~.. or""' Noti<MW Polley Omt... on ..,...... Rcapn, Bultalo .,..,... Jamo brirtiD h.u ~ aad OlatlnOIIina ()ppottuiUIIos for OldCJ 1'cnon&, will rafftnncd Ilk OWid oa JWI CIOillrol 1oP1atJ0to ••Tiocft h a praaot a •f't'Cdl rnlitled, ''Valua, Dilmoma ond o.ano.:,u in cras . - ror . , _ pn COIIIlOI "ssllalico!to bt onactcd our """' Socxty." Moody wiii&Mto laod . _ mror..t on 11or Fedcrallc>-.1." Orima <oq>Wncd • worUhop raJIIinl from lorolth bwG to social Whllt '«''OIIiJ!nt New Yort Stolt's .. nc. Ia,.., Crifrm dilcmmu 10 lqal problcru-aR penalnflw to lllr dcltrly. bditoa thll 1<:ftitn<y ito adahbori111 nateo acrws only 10 SoW., Moody In llor prcomtat&On ,.;n b< UB Mtdical can..t out any pooitivt inllutnca or lo<alla,... Ortrron fa\'(11'$ School Pror..Evan C.lkint, SyncUS< Unlvenity a total ban on "Soturday Niatu S~b " "hlcb are "mtrdy ~rontoiOJY Ctn.l er Directot Neal lkllol. and onomey W<Q>OnJ or dauucdon," lht Mayo< ..,'nltftdcd. LlwrtnOt FauiLnn• ..«uti"" direaor or Ltpl Strvica for Ourl., hlJ '"'""' In 11or Ntw Yor·t Statt Smolt, Ctifrm ' tht Eldtrl~ of Erot ~ounty ond W<Rtrn Ntw York. wu an OUIJI!O~m od..,...lt or aun tootrol lqlslallon. Tht "II lnltrottd OblCIIS Itt -~ to attend. *' tho paunctoy polilldiJI'-"' a biD • hicll called for a 72-bour worhhop• .. HI b< foOo..td by • forum to diiC'UM pouib~ W11ttlna period bel._, tbe tim< 1 ""' IS ~ and tilt 1<1ion1 10 lwlp 10h~ tbe l"C>bllotm. S-ed b) tlor C.nouUI tllnt that 11or purdwer lttllllly ,_,,... of tlor Col!c:a< Dl>11""' or C . . 1 - Stud,...·lhe--~tloor o• free "Th' "'OUicl 10 n'mll"""" lllualioft$ ........ . and opal IO lh< &mmJI public. "-t ....,.pon. "'>tor Haenyo~, 3110 Main Street • Near UB Anniversary ~pecial wupon it purdlaled j1111 b<fore 11or coonlllksice or a crimc," Clrilfil c:llimed. ,._..., ~ biD -lei ..... 10 adclilaolol..,.cwy - · Cir'IIM .., ... _ . . . . . . ........... · "No ......... *'1.-totally~-pooplc r.... _ . , . "'JUJ'In& or tllllfll Othm." Oriffllt . - - d. "but I bdi<w that lllrtimc has come 10 lqiD to"" 10 aolwtbb probieJn." This Year '; " C : & Prrpved For Dollars needed �Conisius has it J Will ROTC invade Buff State? •io~t he w b<l~tJ ROTC .... proaram offen an ..eltt.:lle:nt ahtftUIU\e caren T""' Yood;$ olltt UB Student> \OC«< qaimt any plan 10 mum ROTC co <ampus, the Buffalo Slate Col.... Scnat< v01cd 2$ 10 12 loa:t Wednuday 10 deny the tlllblisbmcot or • Pfoaram. ,, ,-..... ,/ J It • I /J , t•o .. yrar P[...-senlly. 50 lludrnu from Buffalo Slat< and <>thct area collqa arc a>rollcd in the Roa-e Ofr~«n Troin1111 Corpo (ROTC! p r - at C...i!ioas ~. The ettcmpt 10 atabiW:I a proaram a1 a.rralo Stalt • .:u meant to dim•natc W mcon'-e~ of stodeeu ha\in& 10 10 to Can•stut, .... tO Cani!i... ProfOM>f or Mj,uy SO......: Col. Sam~k A B~~.Jr. . lllant .slid lhll he "'" 1 "buk d"'ppointcd" by the •'01< or the focully, .!l.udont and .!l.arf Senate OPtioft•• ror """""" tnl<f""<d tn lhe nulnary Allhouah Bian "' .... not wtpriwd by lhc ¥01<. Unncd S lud<n"' Oovcrnn.ut (USO) Pruidrnt Chflttine Anacchino ....,..,. ..peeled • !And_.. rrocn the SO mttnber SmaJt, ll11<% only 12 In a ftb ruary rdtrrftdlim, <tudcnh •<Mcd 733· %71 co re,m ROTC . Ho"e><f, the tlilly was not • trvc rqM"CWtnation of s.u~t bcbcf> occordln& to Don Oc~o. cdoor-in-chwt olche BufTolo Scotc ~h.wtt-nu ar< \OUn& .fq)ramtauva A P<<"IOu> •>aory lor ROTC oppGncnfto, Annect\ino upbeMd, ! <tudcnt - - TM R«r>nJ. OcPtrro, """ wt'Oit o Maordl I) cdotonol t'lldorvna the ROTC proarom, i>nK>a &bot "tbftt • no ··~ !hoi ....,_ c.o.ld br flddcd u an obJ«'lf\e \Oit ·• He actdcct tt.11 ... ,. unb<t1t' able •-rear "tiffC)CICt-orthe-b) tht ~ehool ' s Car-ritolum Conuvlltct - a bod) *hou: the c~ Smace tmch d«o<...,. to aan< ""h HO•f'a, tbt' (mal ~ u.,...mml ~ ort tttJctcet m•OOf"U)' hala>wd ttiKknl\" ROTC ompicommiOuon •111 be mode by Collet< Prcsidmt D. 11nt.:r •ho •n lhC' pag JUMJOf"'t'd 1ht P<OilO'II The Prn.odmt soid al 1M SC'naiC' mttl•ne-accordin& 10 Ann«hlno- ttult he ,..,u m~lliL.d) uttnl.) dunna the r~rc-rtndum b)' "•ol•t•nt 'uch rim""' "'l..WiortJ u 6i<tribotin& k:afltcl • .a hut tbr rrqurred cfl.llaJ~CX rcxetmtOn<mn• . LRRT Amherst extension doubtful; public hearings set by Sdto Cooddllld llr4 EJirNN body for An NPTA spoktJman wd MO<Idoy lhol on utcmion for 1M l.iaht bil lllpid Tra11$11 (LRRT) JYJI<m tD lbt Alllhtnl c.tmpus-.e pro,;u. thai could hdp an..lote the CJ<puted 111Kknl ltaliS-'IHion avodt •bm the Moin Slrm Campus Is .-.~ed to o Heallh SOmas Qftter- ts ''v.nc:uUin;' &lid &bot WmhlniJOU IM>d1<1 cullh'l runher dimmed any bope<. The ......- . ., tUde l>y N"ta ora Fronlkr T......,..,.uclon A•lfw>rity dow-11to--n'l Metnorla' A\MtitoriUn:a.~ Amhmt ,..., ~llbJI: Shorp<'s rOIICIIfl"!~~ prdimil)uy by line of the oulhorily'• IOP~IfOUPIWU r~ fwtdirtl- Th< Mfu Strcct loA. Is• ap«''cd to be <ompiotcd b7 11184 for &Jicuion '"\tt-t Will tMald ·~ d f•d<d." lllolto off<nd••. _ d • ----·-· !he _.w...,;. (• -· _ _ , _ .... be beili) - The doc:tommt • .Wed for public rela.K lo~ IIUt - h; ,.._. ~ I!Jillt lnlloau:bl NPTA Clli.m>'a MYiiDoy .,.,up 0... II' scudymache vorioul oltmwiV<S fo. added.""""""'· Univcnicy orrocilts favor che propof<d wenslon. arauina that ic would help U B deal with the probkms II <-'P«U ,.ben 1M central campus is located Ia Alllhtnl. They fear thac 1M Scoce will- wo-idc .........,. to boos the aiKkntl from 1M .... olthe ._t.~ps . • TllocNFTA orrodal c~utt-po~ u..c tb< ...,. actmifusamiii'Wt 4oft noc e t filMS ....... r~nd"'' as a top prioritp aod n........, asmdooJ 1o 1M Moio .sir..c 6M.. Sharp<, who lhJII II<·~ <ollrtdentially ""'""' an od...ntt <OPl' or che ~. added, " It wi11 noc make anybody WI)' happy." Sharp< lhotlc may b< poU)blc co override the~ in public: hcanna•· ' 'u4n ~ t'tc:n.ion "-bq.,niA:qd in ~10 ,....,. a:tuat ...... Comrniuce .......... ........ INI'TA) Auillnt in Medi i' R<lotlons S.... ~·· rol""'<d -· diuppolntfna~· l)rOponttltl. the Napn Frooticr Tran•portatto• INFTC!- ma> ..,.....,., wdJ .,. c-'\Ca.won. C'omt• en \\ uhinpoa ..ru 6c'tn'mlnc • httbtt •• a; to k IKrih. Tbe orroa~ . - tho< w NFTC fo,...ard; th< od•ioo<l panel'• ftndmp 10 !he fcdcnd Uoban M:w Tnt..,. Authority tU\4TA) ta llo a.hiflpoo- • llicll has the r....l ..) F..t<.ol r!OCII coo..,_ ai>m ._ 'alr<:acll ml!lptd the onCJN] plus c., llufTIIo' ~ OripMIIy \latecho be a 1t~-tioil< tcAAr, """""" !com the A.-.& ~ to Main Sc,... orca out 10 the Burralo Sllburb. AI Friday's 11odcnc fCMum. Univcrslt.y PrtJidcnt Rob<n L. Kt1ter maintained 1h11 UR .. may nol • continue busin1 uudcnu'' bdw<cn campu5<5afl..- tb< move to Ambcn1. The LRRT, he lidded, .,.. Intended to....., lhlt problem. V'u Praldcnt for Fodlitla Plannina Jobn Neal noc'ld lhot rr NPTA boilds the «tension "h would mak<ll eui<r fiW stiKkntllO mote it 0111 b<ft (10 Amh<nl)." 8~ .Jilt lku. bt admitted that without H. UB •ould hove: dirroeulty &<ttlna many iludmu frocn 1M Main Stt«< area to 1b~ new campw. sin« but.inc would dcptnd on cootinotd Slett fib ancia1 assistan«. wm lool'like." Kater told aiKkntl Friday lhot ~~ 77 Leaure- ''The Contractors of C.hlll'ttts Cathedral'' Ofil)ftal daips ror the ·Ambcnt Campus called tor aU stuclellts cob< iu rapid lrarwt sys~cra co Alllhtnl . " We can do nothi"' •ithc.Mit hooascd tbc:re. But Banko el()lolncd \hi< even Fcdcral,.nlo:ipotioll," &omoAid, "and ... will be fOf't<d 10 toke thouch NFTA-tbc lm9ltm<lllin& Economy, Employment, Equal OpportunltyWh•t will the c..... Outlook be tor Minorities In the FutuN? r---- BE THERE!! ---. The Co•lltlon of Minority Gredu•t• end Profession•! Students of the St•t• University of New YOI'tt •t ButteJo JQMnts ' - A CAREER DAYData: Tlma: Place: .Saturday, April 18, 1981 1 p.m.-6 p.m. Harriman Hati·Faculty Club Main St. Campus Kaynota Spaakar. Film-by John Canady """ 10 ~tend ~ " I honcslly don't know wllotlhc budact look 6kc whm the c'tmt <Om<S." Neal osscncd. " We'U just t\avc' lo waft and S« ..-hat " ...n A Multi-Media presentation on the Chanres Carhedml -Featuring- by Prof. John ]tl~JK!s -uld hkdy ~· bard the Clry or Bufftolo would - ,.ill pQSb for St.l<'wbddllcd I:Jllsioc. ~"" thoulll w lht U n i - ROOS EVElT RHODES lnfOflll&tional Worbtlopa: Collage Bound Graduata School Career OutiOolc After Affair - FREEDOM TRA IN Attend Career day and receive FREE admittance &. transportation 10 FIHdom Train. a . - - & tetvm-Squlra H..W~t ~ miOniQIIII,..umlno _,8SU 11 p.na. and 12 _ __,, ......a-.-awm 3 a.m. ~--..al4 101 �. •.....-.-• __ ._ .... ·;ROTC A ..,.... poll JIIC)nSO<cd by 1'1,; s; rounc~ 11ut1 ss perccnc or lbc a adatl body fawomt ROTC on • ...._, 8Mtd . . ~~oe rsdu or lbc ,. poll, DtPorro adooel&ed • ........, or • aOTc. .,.._ ..A tll8lcary t; R«onn I arco.a i ' ii...Wcotecp..-,~ I Dd'a1o darirlod 1111 poolcJoa ..,. ~ . . _ . . . UJ (O< lhe • ~ O<lbc dnlt. He ......_ '*l.libmoly· ......, ac1 obitdmc peop1e ........ Ill • ROTC will -: -.. . . -.. . 1 _ . . . . , . . , . _ lbc mllilary -.llyotdler. ...... Dd'a1o .............. ..,.,. . . . ,_.... ROTC itt acldilioe to rea•l•r. caa-a. •• well u J................, 10 ntilroad ... ~.._......_.. " I( . . .... he ........ by oodaliota, ...... ~ . . ....... by llot ..-..ry," ~Perro rematttd. ..... ' 'nll'a wluol a detnocraey is all J)le failure or chc Scnllte co appro.t ROTC 001 ca mpu•ll bated 011 !he Senile'& determination chac dO<I - lbc - jWCK111 • freedom o r dtoi« for 11uden11, AnMthl no bdle.eo chac allow for lm• u~ ic told . The Sena ce lhe pn~~ram dO<l not aeademlt dlvrrohy rtqufres coo many c:o unes in ic. a~rrialtum, .... ~ added. , mithary lmmedlacely <Pllltlna IIUHDu Who fall lhe procr&m'l cocanes friabc.....S many fK111Cy and ....... That aaloa llu IIIII t.a ....,.. Ill dot pelt &.e ,..,.. Allncdllno .._,... 8ianlc u ~. 1ft lddidoo. ...,._..., lAid, lbt 5cftole 11111 •I&W"Iod wilh ROTC's limilod ~ proccdu<C. sm... lbt I"'PPOOII- r.. a ~wo- ,.., ewosr-. raolulion co t11ppo11 ROTC by an 11-1 \'Ole. Anna:hioo blamed the dooe \'Ole 001 polltlco. "A loc or 1" ' - V01e1 WU'< bocaUJe I (aWiftd il," w dpiointd. In liddli.ion, '"Tbc free6oo!l or ct1o1et niiUD<!d dowD ~·· tlvoal" ulbtmainreuoor.. ._.,..inlof ROTC. Col IIW>Jc Ills -ad a """""" Ill • ......,. •titode IOWllfcl ROTC, •llllalls woald .,. ·rn..y.. ....., b f t pcJiiljvt c11an rtqWod tO cake odclillonaiCl01111a ~ - · " he • Ouolllius..Many s ....uon ~. Ahboep cbue llas 1>«n a ""-'-iloo Mid, cJw ~ audenu "sipific:aal incraoo<" utioe·W><k -.ldllt..,.,.coc-u.aayway, in ROTC avollmml, Biank doa lbtrt wu 1>0 r'dl llftd fO< a 11111 fO<act any Oilier . . . c:oOqa Beffalo SUi<. joiniq lbt procram ;. lbt near If che DUI ltud<nc . . , _ . . _ future. - e d a four·yat ew-. lhe In odd'otioa, he 11u ""''« boca lnclbted chac che poalbHfcy or the .,..,...,. lbt P<dtnl pcmmcot wan1110 fund."' S..n Santo added lhal lbt Anlloml Is only oe< or r.., poaiblo meftlioot thai i:ould lot cacted 01110 che Mala Suect liAe whldo lbt Cly bas a Fedorll eommitmmc co ~. lklc lbt offidal 11111od c1w lbt .........,. ODd ewopoul T-wandls exta~&~oas .,.. ltdy co he _ . . . by lbt ad.uoty paMI , ck>pll< cbe Was;h1Qa1001 lln.onc:UJ c:t.maa. The T..........S..,.... ,.,a,....ed by IIWIY bocawc II would 11111 req•lr• a larae financial CC<IUIIiuneac lina II _.., US< cr1d.o dW haw alraody boca Colka< Snlasc mlchc he .~ apptOOdoed by AO)'On< from UB in COI1Jini<1Cid (II "''OUid lot abo>-. lncfined to AP!><OW or ROTC lina rq:ard 10 c11e procram. lrovnd. and lh< OIY is -~II· k >Oitd faworably In January on lbc At (O< lk f..curo of ROTC ac I)Opllilted • prtndpla or ROTC, An-"ino a..rra1o Suet, "I caD'c m.a,;nc ohac One or the othet plan• would remarked. we 110pped ibe Army (or aood." <nfall bulldlna I nco cht The USO Smace defeaced a AAncdtino n121ncaincd. Chedco......., and cht South lo-n arc u - includlna Orchard Park-whik che ocbtt one ,.ould involve runnina a lint up Rfchmond o. or c11e _ , ...,.1 eo la ~ Coelllr) tOday, A•cnuc and looplna chc rnciro Cicy. .... edwatioo luotlooolo,ls ""' ,..,.. or. debolt iMi&'ol ho .... Banlo !ollld he "'"-' "unfamiliar" wich chc I'<I)Ot1 Shari)< menlloncd S..olft Hll ~ Roont ac a , ,,., s,-.4 by fk St. . .l -'-tloo S,..kers lllrmuo, It . . reacOTt 1,.0 or and added ohat publk httriftiS lofflllo'•-• "-'-'<en011 tk ..bjfd-VIce Pit$idetol would be held on chc advisory for OU!Iolkt Uallcd fot ell< Fait~ Ukoadlt aad croup's findinp befort chc ~FTC ~ or lk Ul Senollet E4otao- Cal« £1kn acctd on lhem. Alohouah h has 10 iafrtqurncly in ""'"" 1loo ftc~ . . , . . . _ , tooJ&IIt, Uk.,... cau.a 1a.. yan. rhc Commiuecllu che power """""""'" .....,..,al ud QortlttaJdooa ell< ptO IO l't)«Cihc dcircn'spand rlftdlnp. . . . . -. "I don'c chink dlanc:a aro 100';! -ked. -at Sex debate L ro••••t ao.._.. Dd'aro and Anncdtlno abo Extension do•• ... any or lbcm lo be funded," Banko mused, "buc on o <OR basis. cbe Anlllcr" ancl Tonawanda atentlocu ore the best. " II )usa maker ~ OCNt for there to he bllllt... Ast4 alc.bouP lbc ofrocial lAid cltal Amhent .....,... the priori()' Jill, be •.,_.. wbtr< che-wiiiCCOD< ,,_.. ....._ or F....,.. budtJ<l ~''The oulloolo: II Jlllt IIIII aood." Banko added. Buc Sllarpe upCid llutt if 11 udatu and ocbet u.u-lky oHidaiJ eonoe to che pubik heannp. cite lmtbcnl ........... eu lot._.,..... by lbc NFTC. He do•npla~ed lbt Wathinacon fluDCIII mood, altboolh he cona:dod ic could rain !he T """., conwuc:tion. ~· the pa&lmism of lbc NPTC tq>CXt, SbafliC ltraRd Monday, " I _ . Amll<nlco ~ COftSUU(:led, buc wo ha"' co haw nc:ryloody Rli'POrtilll il." ~ .aid kc eoptet& che Amlloral and Tona"'t.Oda tina co ,_;_. chc mOll <OMkkTallon frOm !he ~FTC and promr.ed clloc che To"'n ..,.-ouJdo.moke iu c:a>< ac che public hcariJIISln April and May." "I hoiW scudenlt ..;11 c:om. OUI and make chcit .W cltrouah clldo rtptttcn._tlves:· M addal. ••"'fbtrt ..;u !"'"be come aller cbc hcarinp co s<~chc <lll<:ru>on approved" since a Onal dtdslon Is noc d11t Wllil Ju~ . uw~ •ill make our case aflf!r ·~ r<por1 Ia rduscd," Sharp< noted • (O< "-' roo ,.r:.-·--:.-·llils·:::~------1 ; , ' I J 1 I• I Rwx--.ring1 e I ~ ! I Technical Books 1irade Books ·I, J 1· ._ . -....---- 835-2141 4q0 _ , ..._ - . . , ,.,_" : ::;,"" . - , . for \, ;~)~, OPEN DISCUSSION . .~ ._ ., ""' J ,__,.._ n..~ · · I TextBooks Foreign Languages Health Sciences· ...... . I 1 e e Ac T_HOSTEL __ _ YOUTH AGENT J on · Thousands of Books I A/RUNES e • A'MTRACK e e TOURS e e CRUISES e • CAR RENTALS e HO"(EL ·~ I Taka Advantage of Tremendous Savings ~ TRAVEL HOusE of Weatem New YO<k klc. ... • Arf I .. AllY IWIOUDA n.r..lr,. A,riilf ., ,. •s..n s,-.~., ......... •_.a,..... ' i !"!.--------., .. n. Art ...., ~War~ I University BOOkstore !"':'_,""';.7,.;! , ; Squire Hall - ~ower Level . , · ALL SALES FINAL .lfl') , llondar and Thur'8daJ, I em • 1:30 pm Ttlllhr, Wednllder, Frldey, 1 am • s:ocr pm • ._.,,11am-a,..· . Col,.a · · ·-- - - - . - .II._ . . _ _,_. . . . . . . . . . ._. J • lAc~ • 1 ,,.::::::':.:~ • 1•I1 ~~ Caap~eu I fnoc' .1 p._ 1 ,............... 1 ~..- 20. 1911t 1 1 L---------.J I -'835-')339-· I .- �(__~_®;_·~_©_il_ID_®:_"~_il_©_ID_The_spectru_m_o_ fnational _·_and_w.remo_fionol_~_u_ _ _ _ _ ___,) Carey abortion plan forces minors to gain parental okay _ _ _ _ __ _ bpU.. U Gowrno. Hugh l Carey t..s hit way. 18""'!1lwlw WO<Mn In Nt\01 York Scale under • to noctly lhn p6mi1S bo!<n oilulnlng on obor-. P•entol nc>Cibcahon i5 one oop«ct ol tlw _ , _ , ll>drtioa which 1\11 -u.~y c.uMd conllic:t ""' . . • ond--·• . - - c.ny ..... oneol-·~ opeoMn• a roly ol tlw N--.1 0ogo.- lor w_, INOWI • ..trict> ..tdmMd _,..on ....,.,.,.. ~Y r151h1J and oduaollon Tho roly hold on M.wch 24. 1M cloy alt., 1M US 5upmNt Coun upheld a U..h low wluch PftliUI& • ..... to tequrr mlnot1 undef 18 to -'< P"'""wl noCJhc•bOn bcrf01t requating an aborttoo tht NOW rally, Carcy • - d his f'.! JUP1><><1 for ~ ·~ porm&ol ncdlcatie>n in New York c.ey·• ,.._..., Pr.. s.a...ty Ronald T . . - JDid 7Jw Spoclrvm m.. tlw ~ --hod any t.mv"""""". -bilinttwl..egosl.ol .. c~w~ ... ....... - .. but-~ . . . poo~· · F•mlly rtlatlonahlp Gabghor "SS'Nf IMIIh Russd thot liM:ro IS a pooobllly that minon ml!lht harmlul mdhod• o1 . . - . . r the ~ 1o pusec~, but w~c~ ·u • cbold 1s ~ "" 1n • good family relaltonthtp. this rwe o l occur • .. ~ ..... acldreuod tlw _.non ol reqwrtng pa<onw conwnt . . - ' . . notlhcollon Ho m.. • ....- ol.., unmorritd girt unci.,. the -oilS bM a r'e111 to 1n1101 on r>Otllicafian and posltiy _,.. consent bolore an obonron i5 palonned 0... ~m with only requft1g notillc:iltlon, Gall;,gher expl.oined, is thotk wtl bovory uoy won' ""*'*'""' "" doctor• who ~ to MIOid low sub flied by""'~""""""" '1lwy1 claim thot tlwy told tlw _ .... ·---"""".. .. ~.-~..-...-~. Ho romort<ed that lil.ey ironic lhol a cbold Ul1de<l611~10-~ ... _,_, .., Jllor<*>g, but II perilled 1 0 - an .t>oo1lon Wlli>out any~...-.-" Cunently, a bl hM been lnlroducod Into t1w l..ogldoture whlth ......wdamand the penal low to tna~to pam>t.l n<Xilltollon lor minofl. aototdlng to Russel. Golloglwr speculo.... thot this . . will be po-.1 In the Scale Smote. which is largely P<O life. but will be f\'jOCted by the ~. '• ,,,,. t'tt ........ �FOOD SERVICE nREI!A'FE'p-Ht . F011 STUDENTS JOINING '!iii CHABAD Housz PASSOVER MEAL I'LAN MIW. c... - aHOUl.D . . TAJtlN TO STAnn Co-lUAU UI'Oill FIWMT, A .. ... 17. IUGIITaAnot< AT C!v.a...o T ...au"' Squw Cvrru lout<GL FOil MOU INf'ORMAnON CAU 688-1642 OR 632..()150. Granada Theatre. 3~ 7.6 .Main Str~et Tickets going fast fo~ the · hottest jazz event of the'.yearlil I ' TICK~TS: Available at UB ncket Qffice and at the door -· ''-00 sroi>£NTs • 17.50 GENERAL ADIIISSION �.. i ! · ~ooNUS -~ ~ (THE RETURN)" $mt ~ Tlricilfl with mp.h ~) u/1. - .II IIIOOit crbour II¥ JOCio~ic probkrns CIIUfltd llllten o Turlrish lfDues I« W. Germany ro Nm ~···· • lr Is fr«L. ThurscUy. April 16111 at uo pm Squir~ Cofl(umu Tlwnn Squire Hall. MMn St. c_,_ r••••••··~··••••••, 8" SUBMARN: I I fPUPI'hut I THEFAM.YFESrAIRANT'S 1 Who -lei rmJy -10 - I n ,.,.., Th• children plov /aroUIOY • the corrido<1 - ben. Thll room ,. 0 COliC· ,,. copdVajl. n. How-..._-'"~ ""--I? "Up In tl..-> (tlol Only tlfft)" Mlc:k Jor.alJoe s.n.m.- SANDWICH : Steak, T - or llaliu S..... Cboice oE- Ham a: a-., ........ I BUY 1 - GET 1 FREE! (wid~.,_~ I : ON PREMISE OR TAKE OUT I I I ANYTIME. 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E&• ..W..tion BaHal~ContoctLavGroapl C.:..~;:;.,~:;_ ..-w. 2717 Sh•ridon Drift J • ...... .~ BY APPOM1IEHT ONl.y AT - BUFrALO CONTACT LENS GROUP • • 2777 Shendan Dnve -834-4336 • lo.b • ~ - - . _. ,_ Noot~o~Dono Plaao) • ~~----------~--~••••••••••*•••••-••••••••••••••P•••---~ �}editori8l ~ i Don't leave the driving to us The State and Federal govemmenfs need to undersLand .-: :: 1 ~ that When theY promise thlngs, tHey are bQ.und by hOnor to .It come through. Partlcutarty In recent years. It seems honor Is oflhe peat and promises are apparently made to be fake the State of New York. It makM a commitment to diMIIol) an -esome public higher education system oertalnjy comparable to, If not exceeding, that of California. It proml- bright scbolars and Innovative programs. The proJect will mark an lnvMtment In the State's funure, the Albany ~mlnlatrators claimed. They conceived of plan to build upstate and downstate SUNY Centers. They adopted a private, mediocre school In Buffalo and envlaloned It as a fl.oture Berkeley. That would be the gem, theY aald, as they poured dotters Into recruiting top ecademlclans and years Into planning a spraWling new campus In one of Buffalo's brightest suburbs. The bltllance of the wflole concept was l?ilndlng. But they forgot to think about the future In more practical terms. They forgot to anticipate financial woes In the State that would hinder the effort to complete the UB dream. They forgot to con alder that ,, .3 bllllon to build housing to accomodate all students on the new campus unreallsHc. They forgot to predict gas ehortages end longer than expected phyolcal transitions between the old end the new. So, the plan beca:ne ;nora patchwork lhan reason; more response than Intention. The State began to renege on Its commitment to fund a vast educetlonal system, and llscat uncertainty left only 50 bulldlngs where 100 were orlg(nally supposed to atand. Construction on the ne'li campus has been slow and a University of over 20,000 students has operated In a state or flux for years. So we· are a little concerned when we hear that a proposed tight rail rapid transit ~LRRn system which would ·have .tlnked Amherst with "life' .may not also-materialize. Granted, It ,fs a Federally-subsidized proJect, but It Is also one of the pegs that the new Campus was_built Mound. University President Robert L Ketter explained Frf6ay that the f8Pid transit extension was central to the State's plans for the 8{1111 UB campuses. There Is no promise for .ubaldlzeclbualng, he.aald, and a cornmitlment for that has not been MQO!Iatecl with Albany. There was some tall<, Ketter added, ot aubsldlz.lng students on the LRRT, but now everything Ia In limbo. The only sure thing Is that .students will coritlnue to be shuttled out of Buffalo proper as·more and more departments and activities move to Amherst. It Is evident then that extension of rhe LRRT system would not only convenience US stUdents, but It may become a nece.sslty once the shift to the surburban campus 11 complete. . The Federal government could say It has no .obligation to build the extension since It Is not responlsble for ICcomodath)g State projects su_ c h .as Amherst Campus. It Is re.aponalble, however, for completing plans It once drew up (lo elCiend the line into Amherst), which In turn influenced other" proposals (the State's reliance UPOn the line for ltudent transportation). Without lh~ LR~T In Amhe1'8t, UB has to meet one more setback. Call Amherst the State government's mistake; but It the Federal government decides now to leave the driving to SUNY and atlcks UB with no plan for transporting Its tllouaanda of studenis, make sura It gets Its share of the bleme In yee.rs to come. .......... lHESIJE<]RUM ......,,,, .. ,.1 &~~tor~ -- Manatinv Editor Joseph Simon S.lh~Ud ~~~~-- To lho Editor. l\plthy Ia a "" loiter wO«< moaning: l n<llttO<onu lo "'"-' appealo to !Mltnga or fntO<oat, lacl< of feeling, emotion or IIICltOmerlt. l\l>llhy Ia lha word mentioned In termll ot dltoppolntmenl at the tumout of •tudenls ot 1M, CAC Dance Mllalhon. •• the loci< Ollnteroal ot members ol an orgontutton. or frullrltlon because ol tho poot turnout or..,..,. lor on SA Election. W""'e oro all ot ohose _ .. CMJI there Who ohCMJid be lnl•asteof and ln\'01>«1 With 1M lou ol Squire Hall as o Studerot Union? W""'• ore all of lhoU people Who boWl, have a meal, btl)< a nowsp{P«. uae the llbrory/muolc room. puf an ad tn 1M SpHt't,lm or buy a concw1 Of movie tiel<«. u. . the oo,.,teeo ol leQII Aid or t/>0 Sexuality Eoucation-"Ge'nlll<' 01 otmpty ,_..., a room lor tl>elr orgonltoolon? Where are tho people Who plan f<>< the Clanoes, cu".,, "'"'Ykll, dance marat~on.a. seminars, commfttee meeUngs. statf meetlngt, Camfvals, Flestn, Bat.aarl. colleor>ouses. commuter b<Ukfaota. _......, blood ...... Jtny-. ~ --··-------- -­ ···-- ·=--·--- -- CIIr--------·· .... s •.,.--.,. ~;::::~~-= •..•.•.••••• . JimO.V~ .............. oo..iloR.F<ooo ..... a.., ........ ··--.K~ .- - ,..,...,_........,c.. _..,Colloot ___ _,............,._ -,""~-~-Collocllelo----­ no. _ ............... _.,_ ___ ""-'-'Y _ _ ..--_ . ._ . ...._ -_ .. a.-•• - ----.....----·-.. _....., _ _ _ _ . care becaus.e they probabty won't bl uound too much longer anyhow? Do thor care ~~>at future otudonts will noollavo IM pleaa<Jra of a studerlt union. Will It become oomethlng !rom tl>e ..good of do)'ll"? Are you 111~ OUt Well, bo oom~Nirrg before II'S too tate. ,...,.? qftLfS fROM OVfR THf <l)ftR by Pete Rosen To<~ighl was the nigh!. 0. VICiot Franl<t>nttoln IV could be hoard proctlclng in hla Ill:> as unoontrollabl<o l&ilghtor a<:'-<1 olf 11>e great arooo walls or his Hollywood caotto's basement. Thlt wu ll>e e xact oelllt (ul) that VIctor's g,.l grandfatMr uoad to create No bo• offkle ...,.11\lng inlamon monster. The oldeet VictOr wu one of the world' a premior mad scktntlstl of his day, and ft. washta monster btcflme the movie star we all knew an<l loved. But by no means CloU thla family"a Show b<.oslness talent slop 111ere. VlctO< IV'& lather. Frederick, tried vallanlty 10 recreate Ills grandlat~e<'.., monstOfl>lece. but soon scrapped thai Ideo to n••• a ~motion plctull! made on the story or lllo life. Th&1. b)lthe way. became one ol the top g~CU1ng fltrna a t 1974, made with thatfui>ny looking ahotl guy l.lol Brooks. Or wulo tnar at>on looking Iunny guy Woody Allen? Thus, 11 - • uP to young VIctor IV to maintAin the fomlty rradltlon an<! bring the vtcloua monsror boot.ro life. ~Ides. tho Franl<onllein's were a lillie st>on on cash. Till lnstru<l11ons lor this del~• procedure ol monller.makln_g-o Ch~on ill& boo!< The Joy o/ MOM!or Making, but V ..,._to ~llln a COfll' clue t~ o hold put on Wrlteto•butld Victor thlnl\0 ne•s re.tdy now and a lila quiet, barring Ihe lletauae ol ho orrlke. !fcl Victor had to "''Yon hi$ monotonous cllcl<lng olthe f'lo•lo camorao. Igor MS to mOI!lOIY of his - gran<llall>er'retories. an<l ll>e old • 4out>le aa -.nc~ elloc:ts and Ughllng -'•U.tsliiCO movies he .tewid on the tleleonax. It' Ia da,l< and dry Instead ol rainy and thundering Y!Gtor a nd his huneJII>acl< -servano Igor Jll outslda, Oh well, ho though~ at loUt he'd ha"" his ..,......,.,.., In hit ...,...,., ciUwter. t....,lx months nome r-ood on tlie credits. Atoo. l!lanks to modem 111~, Ullclng time our only on Thuraday lligllta 10 technology, Victor didn't e..n Me<! ll>e UgMen1ng for 111at 1M !amity cound watch Tho. W•flona. electricity: he just plugged In a mOChlne. • - tgor did ...rytning hto employer ulled ol nlm (under "CAACII!" the tape ...corder as Vlcto< laughs the CMI lllghll Bill 39. MCtlon C, p-raph 8, Igor oo .. Ha! hat hal. . ;t'sume•. .nat M l hal. .• give lithe lonoer had to ,.,f., to VIctor aa mutOI), an<l all lor Juloel' mir)tmum wege too. tgor knew tho ropes: he knew he ·~GIYe: It the Juice." of course, Ia monaeer talk torpuJI had to a&Art out tow; work hll WI.Y up, and maybe lhe electricity--But Igor, oinlcsst aM tha_;:ommotiOn, - - , h... a mo'rio orlV series ot hla own. Wllal he abMm-mlnd8cfly , _ . the moostor 11>1 Molt'I Tomato 1 - tp POllUte and enunelatlon, he made up for In Juice VletOf ptna ln his Bloody Maryse. Within 11lomento -liil1-He could write ancfocllt nfotown lltm. He was· lho mcnater begins to get up. The Juice -ared to be a mMta< ol melle-up, 8ftd Na apeclal eftocra ptl>WOU lust tho o!ll<lr ot Ufe M - . . I t o 001 up from the -ically. ~ea-~C~ln certain Holt,._ cRies. labte, bf'Oke off the lhacktea, lttel:ohed out, and went But ~~~a,... cltMII\-101IIrecl. thOught, afte< VIetor. • ~-AnetH IIIla fiim-weii OIIM.,.., k Will be "Loo!l What }1>11'\le clone you lmbeo41e, Igor. )'OU'\18 Igor, ,..... VIctor. creoteof o - . 1 " VIctor ocreamed, without reallzlng Igor -Ilia connectlno to oet.a.uln- lind 1op Ill• -~* lnlontlon. ' ~.,.... . . . oullalllt ....... ...0 llul t l r l o - waa ,.ft-1-he wafkeof straight, liNin. If 11o llod one- h wa tha& fiOINpo 11o waa a helG 1118 Mad up. i.a lie Wlflt put o mlll'O<, lie would .... - - . . . . . . Vlc:lar had to CCIIIelar!IIY- 1101> lind.,... !*the top of Ilia 11M bacl< Into place. -.·~flint }uM- Wllhoul 1110 balta In hll peck he had a aulklng t o - Wl>o do r - I D Jktl A.)'OoiCio. Thlo monater wesn' a . . . . . . . . . . _ .. ,..,.,..... llon'lJIIIO _ . . ltfi...... _·~. . . . . . DOWIO Victor,p-lllm up...., lila llelld .........,._, . . . . . . . . . . . . _,.. ary. !all\ cont.-.ct." .._, , _ ..._.,..., .......,_ ~ doaa.." "'Olar, top lllftlllo,- ltgurw, live""""'"' of tile l!ntlof-rfon_ -......... ..........- .,...,.. . ,. . . . _..WID.._,.. _....__Inc. _____ -..-......_.., IMI ~--·- Yp~t••'::.:s~=.~.:u~~-· Lo''llii_.,. __ ... _ N.Y. -.....,_ .. ,.,.., ....._ ... ... drives, .sorority af"d fraternity meeting&. fOfk dAnOit'IO. ---- -lor---.. . . . --of .... ... ... : .... . JIIC>HIIIIolo -····--·- · - ···· ~''""C.- ............... concerto, lnle,.tows, Eop tlllorlno. - l i o n an<l cuKural progfllmo, retlgloul ancl """•r&. recaption&. ptrtles, workallol>&. dlao - . Wlr -oome&. ..-ott at>oWo, phOto/art atoowo, !olk testa, Open Mill.., meditation, dlug and • - ow11aneu progrwns. YOGO. and mUCh. mu<ill. much more? Wllenl ••e tM people Who juat wono to all in U>e Hou t.o<;nge and rstu. 100d, r«oto to other people on<l dJIIOO\I..-10( ,,_se~ that unJYinllty tile tsmo.athon going to claaees on<l going straight home? Wlll lhosa people appNfat the tront door of Squire t ... building Ia being dltm..-.tled and "" - e ,,. tJ>ey to go? Atall>ey lnlaruteof enough to bo oomolhlng HOW? Are tiler Willing to write a letter. meko a pl1cmo call. ootk to aomeone aboUt this situation'? Or don't theY tt•• "t>Y'rht * Eiel;lll Cacavas- ~T.: Give a damn ol_~ ........., · aorr..r.... rou-- "'... oNrt--. .,_... D<OU-· �feedback !f ~ .------------~ ~1----------~ . ~uo forum O!ne<wise. ofrldala ooutc1 011 bock ot pot.tlcaf .......,'- 11111 way - The Kottor -~VN~llon Another Wr( In Which tht reponw can t.nd mort credlbillty to a ltO!Y it b)' ,.mine ""' a"""ymo<~' _,urce11 oceupauon 10 utabtilh him as an authOtlt'f For I'X.Imple, If tha<o It a partk:ulatly orltly "''""' tiiOt fl repooed by a eoufce from the ~Ice oepantnenl, 1 wrijer ~ld len<! C<OOtbfllty IO the atory b)' aay109, "a by Jun·Marc Brun The UN of anonymou1 eouroea by reporter• at a billa for llorlet ••• flthef touchy aUuaUon whu::n can atlr IIUeltlonl - n i n e both 11>1 atory'a C<edlbiUty and lhentW-pe<'laenoaol lntegtlJY. The decision of Whetha< or not to run a atory whk:h It bate<l on an PQUoe towee says. •" Btaak.lng 1 llory •• a result of unnamed IOUrcet OOCUI'e<l When The S,.Ctrum announced lhll ua Presktent Robert L Kette< was a•l)eCII<Ito ftl'lln Tho OOC>yrighted story did not name any of ltooou•ou""" did not tupply ony •P••"'IIC: lntormatlon anonymout aourct and w·h at guldellnea and EdilOf-in-<:n~ef ol The $t»ctrum an(l the write. ot the ltlpulatb\1 wrftlft and editor• ShOUld foUow Wf'*'l story, Bena C&eavaa. dalmed In an ed1tora nota ullng ouoh a ooutoe ate bulc piObloml Whk:h confront ecc:ompany;ng 111e artiCle ti>Ot """" of the oource1 woold allow tl\emoe,_ to ba named baceuH of IMr of writer- and the field of journa n011c ethlca. Accofdlng 10 &lff•lo E..,lng News, oentor editorial f11Prisal$ b)' elthe< U8 Of SUNY at>mlnl11raton wrtle< l.ae Smith, tho Nertr will only uae UM~ Cacavu pointed out that · my ..,..._ a10 people IOUfOOI H1hera II no othe< Way IO 901 I otory. "~I l'w -'<eel With lor tho pa11 f...- ~ as a News and mo11 othe< . . . _ _ . uoec1 E<I~O< and wnte. r've WOt1Ced on Ken..-<etatll<l unidentified ~roe 1111 Ia -tlalto tt. atory"' If the 01 In the past, ao 1 001 1 oen horn a _,.,. 1n ••II 0C>1.11W- IIOIY It of OUt:ll I nat""' 11101 the feel froe to ,...., hlo ,.me IO< f - ol oucn f"llli1Sib as losing hlo Job.Smitn. - .. aloo • ua jowr\&loam lnstruaoc, lfi'III\Hized that the we ol stOriH on anon)'mO<IS IOCliCM is rather rata. Utinv unnatnoCI sourc:ea fa oenerelty r•••rved for aenaitlve. in_,lgat.._ placoe wlllcll'""" 1 '*loin omount of '"-ellon IIICnC:)' tO obtlln tfll lnlormatlon l>fOIIC1 the oource ~IYrlal! TO<Ty McElroy. an 1n..11lgat1,. rlf)Orter fO< the Ci>u,., Elp<Na, polntl out that he occeslonally runs atotlal wlllcll U M - IOUIOOI to< f)O&IIbfe !Ads anc1 factL ~. he amphulzed, h o -, lhet "By and i<lrge both the C..Urierand I (all joumel~)­ grulf)' ptefOf not IO UOI OfiOI>)'mO<II IOUn:eo II all II f)O&Ilbfe. I will do ·- I oan IO CCtnrioe the tO allow me to ldlntlf)' him bY,..,.,., but _,,_that's lmpaoalblo,• 8elote u1tng the tntormotlon gathered from an anonrmou• eource, the wth., must be eatitUed that It Is reliable and accurate. Tho report01 It taking a rtsk and puulno his credibility on the line 10 he must bo u cortoln as poeolbi<l that tho lnlormatlon he Is using Is c:orrect. -- ~ - r..(gn:• tiPOI<J me off a~ Kette< a e>11n1 to c.ea... Htd that aft .. UW tnttial OhOM c.ail. tJhe c:&lled up a t - mora 0001*' In Alb&ny ancl tocaJty "When aboul hall a 0001*' from two <lif-t plaoeo had canI....- lt. OIOfY, t t WM on tO -mno." - expl- Fo< a •mpona.nce.. Motetal confirmations sowees were needed to assure lnfcwmatlon ...,.., ol - from dltfetfttU ol the tf\e c:rtldiDIIW C.C.vas empha.SUed lrte .. the lnbmauon cat'l"'ll from SOUTces I knew to be Nt.ab.. t would ......,. na.,. ran tl'le story U f COUJ,dn't hoWe QOtten M¥WIJ c:onflf'mationa from peop.. tttat 1 knew cou~CJ be uvsted. When f wu cenetn ot the ..,aeity ot tMitory. I rNiiled 11>01 Itt megnltude an<l n.. !¥>«<'""'.. tradition tor ~~cy and bnllenness rnii1Cflt*' ,,._, the stcwy had to run:· Runnrno the stOtY put 1he ,..,utatton a.n<:1 credlb'Uty of Til<! St>«wm at stake. But ~·u felt 11101 the story-being of such Importance and aulflclently conflnned-was worth tM fisk. The "rumor" wu !~lately deeml<l "laughabl6" and •·ridiculous.. by Keuer and was attackecl as ..unprotesslonaJ" by othef campus newap~-· "Our rocky past wllh Keuer served ae lhe perfect &prlngborard for Ketter to s.ay that we were back 10 CHJf o10 trlcl<s and that we had predk:ted nil reolg,.tiorl McElroy atressed the lmportanoe of making double IUJI that lhl tntormaHon he 0811 •rom an unnamec:t _,rce Ia reliable. "8eiO<e t uoe Information !rO<n an several timea before,·· uid cacavaa. """")'mO<II oouroe, I male4t auro thai I get a MCOt>d aource 19 confirm lhe Information. Thlo way, If the two 0041<000 bKk · - other up and ore no( eontredictory,t 18lplicll right ean ba p<otty aure il>etthe lntarn(Otlon lo ol>curato." c.cavu pointed out thot althoueh the an lela did not AbuMe - -attack Kellef pefSOn.ally Of proten'onalfy, the Smtthlgt-wltntllllmportancoofOOttinoasmany President rii$IIOtlded In "a most Irrational and angry dtff-u eo..,.. u POIIIbla to blc:k up tho manner. HI au-ed us on aucn a low ,.... b)' lnfotmetlon and oecarteln 110 occurooy. " My accvslng us of yellow loumallsm and lying fat-then 1mpres11on to that a t t i l l - . we req111ra triple crossat.-.no and dispr0¥1ng OUf poortlon ." --y CMOkJngbetorewerunanyat_orylfweateuncertainof On March 12, 1Mt Ketter announced hla thO of the Informal ton." Nonycrltlolof the_I>O,.POintedtolhl~ -tlnlhouaofononymovaaourcaouthabuls '"' ototles. They ct&lm IhOI k ctMtes o lotge !argot fO< o n -o l - Fot IUir¥>ll. 11>1 ctltioe Claim thai ~ ,.,._It oxt'*""'Y- fO< «.,.,..to maker-.. unaubOtentlatad cttaroe*· M the Is vrantod o cloak ot anonyrnlty, he II o1 an ....,_.., rOSIIOflllbilllyfO<IIIe-amantaandc:&n,lnelfect,Vot away wltll anything M wttn\1 to-· McEirof Mid "" t. not ••- of lilY ethical proOiema ond abuMO orlllng hom the uee of ufVlOII'ad aources . al long u tbe fnlo<motlon c111 bo ..filed trvougl1 a .-oouroe. "M long u }'OU ...tty-the lnfonnatlon and - totloflad, as o reporter, of 111 eccu<aoy, I don'>. ... any ethical . , . _ Fo< *><ample, If ol:ouncH mamba< oalllln with 10m0 leandalous lnlo<matbn on the meyor, }'OU bolter -lfy It If you plan-on runnln9 it. realgneiloc>- <13 days ahll l"lta $pect!VII'I'I original otOfY. In this case. till uoe of .._ymo<~s IOilrOM helped giVe the stuclent bod)' lnlonnatlon k - l l y not 110"" nod """"'"to. Unnamed SOU<"COS haft done mora than l>fedlct reslgnottons of presktentt."tney ,... to 1091>11 them as was tho c:aoe with Waterveto ancl the WoodWard and llematlln ,_,lno So it t.not the use of anonymous IOUICH II entrenchld In ~ loumalism. Today, It It 111 Integral, lndlspen$able O$pOCI ol writing. some mey QUM~Ion '"" ethiCs of lueh a procedure, it seems to,.,. 11>01 Its otlllcalvalualo ontY u ~ u the,_,., wt10 -Ploys it. If done with Integrity and tho<qlt, the ute of unnamed . . . - II not only usefUl for Informing the 1M1bllc. but I• . , iml>ottant way ol guarontoelng our lmplictt right to an lnfonned poputac.. J �! feedback 1 & ·~--------~--------------~ I I! No raciDJ attack I ro ,.. Etlltor. 1lllo .. in-101M .... written ... "---"Tile_...._-..... ...-... _ _ _ ..,.,.feei!MI-II_.atobe "Ootmltoty - . ..,.. 111et I 1... In 1M _,. 'llclnlty . . lht · aUihot ' ' - t o 11now lhlo l e i -. Our- cont~e~a oi_......,...,.,...,.,.. , RIO!loare,__ many will! cioN ...........,lpe. 1llo outllor It tho Ol)ly For/rHdom ro the Editor. one lOtio f-thotl la-t>lno f11Ciel001no onwi>On, -t In actua111y olllt wu woo • - of I**>Mihloa. 1llo • -oAooclolmo olocl<of . . . _ -oonolderatloll, bUt f'IOWcon,.,.._to , _ tt>la-,.,.. clon1 0 ... lt. I lea pity lor tl>la ......,., II tl>la II f'IOW a~~o•o going to b e - to function on a , . . _ . . , - llll<lno ~lno IIICially. l'loople people, no mau• race. cr- 01 color, I hopo - 1 1 - lhlo. Laot ..... liM us _......_. atlftOUncod tho _,.,!no of a n..,_ of ar.n htOI contlngenb to B S o -, ln ad<htloP 10 on lncreaoeln rnlUtart old. This -·a~--IIIIOftOIUS­ ... . _ , of foodat "*' ,_ Som "'" ... IOndtng-~--.) to light, lull and die on t h o · - ola fO<ofgn land. In a war that con only tho lntorutl ol multinational CO<PO<otlona- bonkl-but not tiM people, eUflet ol El Solvadot or tho Unltod StotM. Wa In the Rod Balloon Coli«tlve 11 SUNY Stony BtOOI< hove Jolnod In a lorgo coolltoon ol on tho groupe IndividualS to orgonlle 1 ....,,ooon May 3 - - .,. actiVely oroanlzlno -.-gino oiiCCJrlCemed people to do~-- AI a _ , at C.W. Poll ~ Ablllt Holtmon IC>Oka of tho ' " ' " - ' Ilea tno U S _ , ta toytno on""' I) The Ito thot there Ia a centnat _ . . . , _ ln B ~ ~., cllnolno 10 · tl)'lnO to hnd a PMCefut rOute through tho uuomlsta ol tiM right ond tall Thera Ia no cant:rllt oovornmont 1llo pernment ond tl>e rlgllt are tho ume. and t1>e lolt Ia compaoed of Including tile Church, peosont ) tho enllro unions. --..a· otginlzotlons. Morxlst Q<oups, lntellectuala rtalno up to ovenhr&w , ... decodes ol brulol torture repreoston; 2) 11>0 lie t/1&1 thla Ia • - . _ reglonat war !hot....,.,, . , _ mwc11 eflo<t on tho port of the United Slot.., wnan. on foct. once us troope are lmolvod In B It Ia only • matttt on """'"'' - e tney "cnoM" o - 1orcea Into Nlcareoua. Honduras, Cotta Rica,- Guotetmola. avontuell)o, to CUba, 101 wnidi. u - put it, · ~~eeo.,.,·a l>ad o ,.,.,_ ,"' ,..,.,. 3) Tho no tflot tile Sovlel Union It oll~u~ nco~ttlno Ill dO<noln ove< tho tOll of the w011d, a cflo llenge that tile lfS conftrence (altondod by 2,000) In Ntw Yotlt City'a #lew School For Social ch. "II tho Sovtal Union come and dtof>POd mact>lne gune - o i l i e r - · on AUOUtt&. Meine do you think the people _,ld riM up and"" tflllfn ooalnot COnd!tlonotn tho United Stataor The foct 1o t/1&1 anna do notcoua"' ~ conditlono of reootutlono__....... Guno . . IOolo t11at lecllltotelnawvenct. but liMy co-.....,_ _ Booldeo, tile waooono (for ltre moat POll) In tno l>anda ol liM B s.t...dor poepta are nol Ruooltn or C..C... 0< Nlcoraguan, but -bought on llle 8laclt marut from warlout armo ""'ellonll and _.......,,, ~ncluding Wnt o.<manY), -are of US origin. Aht< ·a speecl>, we mat with ltudento from C.W. Poll Colteoe. AI*>_, ._tallvos '""" Old .W-ry, N....u Community and Oilier - a . We 001 liP ,_lng cllleo, Plodoed to turn out a lotge - .ttgent from Long lalond on May 3rd at tno ,..,logon.. W~h . _ , _ lew human at hom&, Will> lho fight to rebulkl tho Soulll Bronx. mustronllt •rat-a. and l>clusift9. end 10 and n•:tsm. -tem. and bigotry - ' " " ' oer poop~e and taoblano; with tho figlltlo- lho Draft. to Mnd mohtory old ono troopo to EJ Sol\'odor to moke It aotelor copltalllt _,.lion onct ouperoprof011 It not In tho lnt. .lt of elthor aludento or wor1<.,.-oncllt It cattalnly Ia not in the lnlerut of tl>o peoplo of El ealvodot, Wt>o ere lighting tor onlY one stmpte tl>lng-FRE.ED<>M. and.,_.,. PersoiUIUty clllsh r o tho EtJitor. -on An anott. ~ · ,..-.. lwton to .-..pond 10 1M Ootmltoty Horaument. It_.. mo to fhlnilthOI oneiO!lo lo compi&Wno of "•-t 111ou1c1 In tutn prir)t a lott• will> 11>1 only - - lntont being to ""... u..~was-. to top It oft, lhe o11.- to tho topic ol roce wtolcll woo totolly unprovolcod. It woe olio lrrelr(ont 101 11\11 to refill to any poll r - l>er llvath\loflt'havo n- -10. .--..cs. In my oplnlon,l<nowlng both poople ln"'O-. tnlala a olmple..., "'"..... '" otllo<a ec.n.'-nd I ,........Utlos:One - · 10 onclous cl<de ~Into • the mo1o< tJeloo. It - uo-nmtnll In C . . . t r a i - Witlttlw PenulpJn C811oog 'OS an ·-~~ It to ~katy. un1aas -oct QU~d<Jy. tnot once- Oncle _ ... u- ~wa ho.. - Sal¥-. -011no - t . letter wu 1M" - - l n H I > e c k o l - - -.1 • •• tweior An E~· - ......,.....,..,.., _.._".._ ....._ .. ~tllor-"'..- · -· 0.- c. CIIIJ>/In - don' ' BllltM for lkthune Tothe~ifor: w•• Tho~'""' r-nlly ,.non 011lcle on the aocurlty, or ~ ol lt. at 8ed!une llall. Aa an Al1 11.-ta, I apond many houtl 111ote. Tho lnlcle lolled to RW~llon ..,,.,. .. - - proppod- Wllh a twlclc. and 1'-. wily lho .,.-... Will> lntrudwa Ia not tho ' I . ~~-·ownr-. Ollan.tho door Ia-.., on Soturdoys, avon though tho IM-,g Ia . . , _ . to b e - occ:aJblo IO ...-ta (J.o. undotgnotllootn .. tho grad atuento to 11-lle)'O 10 tho bulkllno)bet- eom ond 6c>m·. Thue, .,._ one , . , _ to Ol(lnolda by waiting for a o~ a1ut11Q11 to ..... and 1>01<1 tho door - t o allow other , ~~.. accnalnto tho bulldlng.lleeouM the door Ia proppod by 11.-te. If on Intruder on...-. tho bullollng. Fnonlllln cto1rno tt>at tho u~le ~~-· . . lllofclno ,,.., own .,.-..., but 11 tho Nlfchel Cohen • lor the ltH Bollooll OollectNe SUNY Stony Broolt building wu unloc:l<od tho way lt'tiUPIIOIOod to be tho , , . _ - b e - to'"* onywoy. Thero'- tho u"'*l!-te en ,.._ ..., ~ b e l - wronoflll blome 10 fphotQ, etclling. litho!. "' no ...._ ond 110 ..., of 110111n1J llllt> 111ek ..... Aa- ~~- In 1M Miele, II Ia o loci< ol a -'dng MCutlty eyetem atlautt. Tho a~.:-.ta are not to 1>1ome tor tmno 10 ooJn lllelr rlglltllll 10 tl>e • ,__ . - v �Citizens' great adventure: peeping at !he local peep show llj David Cujlta ...__..., Fftt- £d/uw l ! " W...,Id )OU .....,. " - pcrveru ,. ho,.rvtr, Gr~11 Advtnturc 'a: auorl\<Y 1\nlllony Plli<IM ~,..... 11orc on NilpTI Falb •hac illddalu of ...... "'....."""" and .. the dlltenJ have ~ >1C'PP<d the tltil sill< there 1bauld _ llw. " In • Otr bt 11 leNt l S Jtora:• claimrd Detccslw Jolla DucPn of t.he Buffolo Police lkpartm ent'l SalaeloDI Litttalort Squad ..........,... lhe aamlo« or Cicy ..,... ~ ....... "Bot Buffalo bas llboo (a a locaioa ror the -.:s~ror--." sua. DlolpD Is 6dQI<d by catrccwmc-•rs uyiq to cract &urralo's Jtrin&a>l lDI1in& IIWI which biadtt the esublish.....,. of odult ~. sbops. 1\dmiuJna that Erlt Coonry;, ript ro. t1tn lypt of tbc .;_, - . he contcoch, Is optninJ shop lo the budn<os, outlyina suburban anas. Sam< _ , eo haw odvltt. ....,.,_, .,.,.....,pity t&l.en tllot by tilt llll<c<d <mporiams sprouted '!!~~~:=!!!liiiiiiiiii'J )i in ..,_., Falb, Kcnmo<c and """' r~lhc t.,..·n of Wlltat(ICid. H • CYa:t chis a:ubutban mo"c bas Jtrotl& ra!Rara. W e.a'tfitld re-sidents hav~ rearrantcct. town zonina la•t. fortin& the Orat Adwnturc 1\dub c....... whkb botacs peep IOOWS . . )'ell " books, to vacate iu Niaaara Falls Boule--an! location just wttkl arter ill opcnlna. 0\J~n. who has .,O<lcd clos<ly on similar c:asa, stressed lh•t communilics mould haW' 1hc fiaht 10 rqulaac- busincu wilhin th<if hmi1>. In <loon~ 10, . - - -WE NEED YOU! To Make A Difference In Someone's Life 8.unsRine c!!Couse DO rr NOWI CALL 831 _3646 or Sunehlne Hou.e need. Volunteers. Put aU you.r extra Cfme thJa summer to good..__ Learn oafuabfe u.unfng and communlco:Cfon eldfl&, help aomeone and help youndf. DROP BV J06 WJNSP£AR 0...*- aao •hc:n 1 R-cr poup to Erlr CouNy and lcas<d poperty lo. tilt tt'IICC'r . A fttr spc.,d•na a " <OnSidmobte" lo-.0>1 of _ , . monLhJ .....,..,td to rmnott the bulldona. _,dU\1 IO Palone_, lht 10'*'1'1 ~kd I nc--r ordmara clternont 111< bwlncs. inappropriare for tht comnwnrey "It •oukl bt oompkt<ly dllramt ir IOmCOM -.anted to buold alter the otdtnaMr,·• Paronr complained Currtntl~ Great Achtntutt •ould forfat iu inveumc::nt "''hic+t, unda a non.-conformina UK ll~. othm.iot 11a1,.. they annor bt d~prtvcd Ytlthout JUU compauation Duwn USH'Ied 1hc acr7cn,· fMD s.ttm from buS.I'ICUt) al.tn to r,,,., and tli.mtek Ad~·ct~curt thty IIIUCI ~ He baud h" t ...r "" the lloor ;• O.U.U $aid. ''Then'• t h e - o f - ......._,.,._.._rora .,.... .. ~ poba IUit. _ but COOlftiOn SitftiC' 1$ "Tilt POtmtial • b;a<J than Unoquc·.... lOUd~ or thc G - Ad>anurt Ccnta. wllidl OI06t from IIIIOpZino on6 pc<p s.ho•.\.. fe.eura bYe buritsQut". hontt ally, prior to OrC'at Ad'tenturc thto loe11ion .,,, occvpotd by a ooplcu bw. Paront attC'mpted 10 r!tilof,oploi1.c the situation, "If )'OU wttc an athdsl and I was a Caohollr. 6o )'OU have the ri&ht 10 tdl mt 1 ean't rcacl the Biblt1" lit que>Uoncd. "Tbil material hal 1)0( bern proven · lr k ..... 1><0'"" 10 bt obt<cnc • -.ld bt aswmpHOf1J on lht UntQWt Nf"!'' 'ubJ«t to c:rimi.nal anokrrtl. . •• Hofstra Summer Session'Bl " YOU'LL BE GlAD YOU DIDI" Summer Session I May 21-June 28 Summer Session II July 8·Aug. 7 r--------------------5~~~~ I ADMISSIONS ()FI'a ISII\ ~ I 1 HOfSTRAUNIYBlSITY~NN Yorl<ll560 I : I ~ I I I I Yes,lorn_.,.._....,_..,.._ I St.onwner S.SO. I & M Send me roe s..nme, l!tAieW\ : I Adclress C.Cy -1 s.... ___ zop - - - I : L------------------------J AVAILAai.E AT YOUR FAVORITE RECORD STORE ..led j :E ~ "Yo. •~k lootoa boodoud then•,.....,. cltftalo.,. WllnlJidd r<Jick,nu ud the IIIlA' bra•n .......borlooocl?.. )OUT •rl•auaa oe -. • ._.., fiC'U. 8 bn•«n adVftiiUTt •• otloer .......~ .. "lo-~.-... - · lt I abeU"I tllc &tlo• ' .. liUft ..!' •homloa1a,'' he laid .......... ~ ,....<6 ....... th8C ........ ~ omoclc the ~ rlqJic1 "atiJIIIiea l nd ••crylloina." on<ladioa _- u.w a,o.•· ITQI allc;rcdty- _.,.,...,. o..,.p. rhetorically ~ pow• 10 "I ..,..,. the communoh•• lhoukl ha .. lhc ll&ht to ff;lulat< bu"nas l'oa 1101 ..yin a ollty <llotllcln 'o bt able to 6o thos," commmlcd Pnonc • 'They lhou1d ba-cproporl)' poll<d on otd~Mon a """ T'ht' dnta - (~J]J~~r ~ • .........., • .I"........... ~......., �i Tinker.ing with the dating game . E ~ a , ' Ron Oarrisoo wanted to fmd a "lirl to sail -' III'OUtld the woricl" with him. He adveniJed for ~ r- yan ulllil Alice. &Jl Ohio ~ respooclecl. After a three day rouruhip, he i propoiCd. Sbe accq~ted. That • • three yan 1110· ~ boat is itill in ~ dry dock a1 Rich Marina; R011 ucl A1iot arc in ~ the daliq buJineN iq a.eettow.p. "We were both lootina for for so ion&," Allee recalled. Coa.viDc:ed tbat tbae was a " bitter way" they opened New Era Dalill& Serrice. "No 011e wu bc:re when ~ opftled the cloon ill October," Roo ~- "Jt wu acary." ~ tt- ecratch the couple ad\lerliJed in loc::ll .,..... They decided to take a pc:nonal appraedlto Ill& matdlmakinl-<ioin& all of the ialervlewtallhemldves, asslstina llleir dicnu in sdectlaa data. " When SC!CDC'One sill'S up with us ~·re lldopdaa lbem," Alice pinncd. "We ~w i . f WM-J,Aiotll JoiORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: date's ftrll - · The Garrisons cbec:k the propas of their -•no Ride< lea-Petit applicanu carefully. "The fellows know the lirls larc:my-A stodom reportJ that call in (to the office) the next day," Allee said. unkllowll pmoa(J) removed ·m "Jf some auy did ba.e fast hands, we'd fmd out from his wallet. 4nt 8J -9:21a.m. aboot it. They tdl me if they bad a aood a-." -Lockwood Library-Pellt Larceny-A f~ rq>OtU thot " We eMI:Ic tllem out carefully," her husband unknown pmoa(s) loot her MAT added. •'Tbe last lhi111 we W&Jlt to do is ao home Qulkt.nk card, $12 c:uh, and P<r· a1 nisht and worry about them. -.1 papen front her putK. "Tbe rea) problem bas been that tJ\ere are an ~lll-4p.m. awful 101 of fellows," be cOntinued. uTile sirls SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: have been slow . . . they !Iaure, what ld~ o r a auy comes in here, he must be a nerd or a loser." lf one answer in an interview doesn't make sense. the GarrisOns d'ISSU&de the client from sianina up. They only fmd one or two a month whom t hey deem una~able. "U1ually tbt'-bad e&f chklcen out." Ron werted. 'Most of thesn want to ran ln· lo.e and act l married," Alice Clq>lained. "These fellOws liu Sllc piabd a h&Jldfill of snapshol.s out of a airls who are the old-fashioned type. " "Most auys won't pay to fool around,'' Ron cardboud bo~t. ''This pi bas two kids, here's a .., .... " ' - - - · . . . . . . . llid. ''He acldcd..!''DifY can &et them at the bars." They3'fmd their Clients havina a problem d-'llll to a lot of people out there." "If looks throuab the picture$, we with re • • . ''One ·cuy went out with three l iVe OVl personality information,'' she • diUcrent.tis , " Alii:. recounted. " He called me continued. a p1 puu one aside .and that back and said he hadn't done a .err aood job or person is no aood for her, we would dis«<uraae choosing. I picked $()111CODe OUt for him and DOW they're aoing to get married." her." They have one ocher lnl.flU&e cominc up in April and tWO impending enaaaetnents. "It' s just super,'' Alice beamed. "II makes me ,ferl A~cr qalna for the service: the ocw client's phocop-apb II added to the They receive the aood." -Marty R()Sbl e_,.,._... ··r( r..a...,. me. - 103 Sc~ocllkopf-Petit Laretny-Unkoown ~rson(a) unlo.,.fully re110ved a Pentu K'·IIXXI (ICrial number 61114411) cam<n, a l$mm l<ns (Krill num.b tr ..34184) valued at St60. 4/ 6/81-4 p.m. - 407 S . • Goopdytar- Pttll larocrly-A ftmale r<pofls tblt unknown penoD(s) took bcr cb<dtboot COCIIJiiolnc SIJO and a savU\p book contai:oina m rrom unlocked .r- was .;at and boUies, coolrlnc utmsils and • ..oodeo c:tWt luod boa) thrown ""' the ....,_ dow by untnoWD perso'n(s). ~/11-S:43a.... -703 s . Goodyear- Au. H.arusmcnt- Someone rcporu ,.,..;vtnc ... ~ phone call ~/11-)p.m . Thft~MT, A1N1 t · NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: -P-2-Pah L&tttnx-lln~oown penoo(•) removed oft. side or • POlkinc ~ from the_t>extll CO· ,..._or P-2. Vll~~e or sian io $75. 419181-00:01 a .m • ol Enafneerlna - Science Library-~it l&tttny-A mate report• tbo lbdl of bls food tc<V~ card and I tmboolt valued Ill W . ~111-lp.m. _.13 'Red Jocket-Ciimlnal Mlsdtid-A fmWI: reporu that un,noW11 pason(s) put 11ue in htf .._ lod<. 4/8111-h.lll. -410 R~d Jocltct-Crimfnal lcatbor purwo contlloinc SI and $72" Misc:hitf-A Jlucla)< rcpocu tl\at In food sumps wu taken from a unknown pmoa(s) put alue fn hio cllalr. 4/8/ 81 - S:llo .m. .r- lod<. 4/1111-9 o.m. - Ciemau Mall Room-Criminal -409 Red Jocket - C rimina l Mischief-A mal< repor~ tl\at Misc:hief- A otodcRt reporu . that unknown pmoo(s) d&maaed two unkuown pmoa(s) put aJuc io his IOailbou:s In tbo baement cautirla .r- lock. 4/8181-9 a.m. UO dam•••· 416/ 11-timt SOliTli CAMPUS REPORTS: Ullknowtt. -<;oo d yur Hoii - Ptt i t -90S S. Goodyear-<.'riminal. Lorceny-A mtl< repons that his Mhchid- Som<Ont repo<UII\al his •olkt containin& $20 Ctilt and por· ton.a l papers was ta \.tn ~ 411/11-6:15 p.m. ~/81-ll :lO p.m. -HII}'es Hall Buuneot-Petit LArceny-A female reporutblt btr bc:r pune. - Clement Hall- Petit ....._,._~ rcpocu that un\nown ptriOO(s) took kfYI to Kimb.all Tower. Health Sci<n« library, Mutia Resources Lab. v ~ .tim no'lifi-cd hjs supcTvisot. • 18/81-00:01 a.m. - Abbou Bike Corn· pound-PctltLarttny-Somcone ~ that """""""' pmoa(>) toot his ICIHpC<d 26" R<m bkytk, .,, .., in oolor. valued at $200. LO<'k and chain valued at itO ,..., a.b o taken. 418/~t -11 p.m. Hall-Criminal - Acheson MiKhicf-Unknown penon(>) thm< • um~" rOC'~ throuJII the front .r- eawin& S200 damqc. 419111·2: 16 a.m. -2$6 Achuon-C rlmlnal Mioohitf--Sotnclo« rcpocu that unlmowt1 person(s) threw a roc~ t hrou1h a ..;ndo,. causi.,. S ISO damaa,;- .19/11-:07 a.m. ---summer Sessions---...~ PRE-R_EGJSTRATION FOR UB SUMMER SESSIONS . APRIL 21th THROUGH MA '( 7ft n. 1•1 Summet Seeelon• Bulletin • a ... 811••...• booldet Clift be ploUd up at IDUIIIIfNFoRMATION CINTER .,_:JNFONIATION CENTER AIIIIIIIIOIII a RECORDS- HAYES c THE 3 SIX WEEK SESSIONS WILL RUN . AS F9LLOWS: 1at • June 1 · July 10 2nd • June 22 • JUly 31 3nf. July 13. Aug. 21 A 12 week ...a10n Ia also ICheduled tor " June 1 • Aug.' 21at • F• ,...._ ............. allllply oantact the: ua Oflloe ot CanllnuiRt llidllcelloii, Office or -~ 011 CONTINUIH EoucAnoN 8IUDaiT~. FlrJI Floor Alllliall ......... ........_ • AlllloH Ullntry OJ cell 111·ZIIt. ' �.soo boll Bulls Whip Hoyas, lose to·C.U. Cdl>dudl"' thr"""""' lea oltbdt WIShl,...on. DC trip, UB'• burboll Buill, after lla•fnl a doubld!c:ed<! !he H - or c-.,..._. Unlocnlty !OU) pollpoocd dU< 10 rain, came to """ tWO or thfft nh - ~ Georwr Mill<r, 'l>llo binted a t-..ve hOfn< rua'f'loa'k&oin& two fOf t•-oon !kday•illlthrft 1uo1c1s or c:..hc4it U..IWI'IIIy (CU). RBI'• lal thr 8utli at ~ plate. "T'h< pildlcn did a U8 ~urlcr Rllll l!rahrns toot<d • and. pod .rob k«'~Jina , _ (OVJ off tb< besa. wlul< arlltt 0<11 sill boatcn Friday ._.w. CU. H• crrom. ofTmuvdy w hil thr boll," thr «nttrfldd<r JUl. C'looina out thr ......n~oo qaift<t ~ in a " - · were O>crcomt by a cootly ..,.,., .. CU blcmlJh«<llrat\m., pitdtl"' ,._d "Wh htJ Ora to.. In ,.;, bin. Da•• R - "'"'ted a m..,.. smh thte< cl<dsoon$. inno111 •otll hi) '"o-ruo that 1a1 thr aun. 10 o · T'h< IMls """ld only mu•crli~ hns on thr day, IHio II·S ..aocy iD thr ~ ...,., Roomllahn r.,llhrd the pmc nil ollfft biiSio four plate·~· a Bilotlo inftina raDy, llislllil)lted by Joe Ward's two out Da•c Collan, Dan lladly and P<ur Grimm comiJift<d RBI.'"' .._.t witll two men on bex. on tllo mound fot UB with Onmm ~ up thr Thr Bulls I'IICboduled a pme apinst O<of~<tO..'II \oldory. Satorday. The team"" to orlaJnlly play ao CU. IHio Folto-U.& their bia • in in 1he l)prnef, thr Bulls fell .oth tb< rodd in """' pta)'ina <OIIdii>On, ohe ._.... """'or ••rcpina threr.,....,.. rrO<n O<of&tto•-n u the dcdded to oanm the contest. VB Head Coadl Bill Ha,u took thr n>&htcap "-2 despite thr ohrer-hu Monk""h then orpnlll<d pmcs ""~ thr Hoya• or P<t<hilll or Paul Wrbb and Mlk Poa'<f. GmraC'lown~ "Wt madt <O&t$montlloim<l us lhr pmt',". . .ld Bdlind tb< ....ndouo pltdlln& of nantr Orq Orona• Mollet. "We d' PlaY all that ....tl derroJhdy. and rd;..m Tony Nloom<tl and Ml~r Power, UB Offensivdy wr ldn't put two hits in a row.... limited OU to o pair ol run~ •• the Bulb cr......O tht would ,., one man on """' and thrn rozzk." CUlt- wiCh ~ Koyoaia ed6itlon 10 a l · I loot at the r.....ruucr -••••••••PEPPINO'S : ~ I 1 1 I 1 I ••••••••1 110 Mcrrime' • 2 blocb off Mala St. 25c OFF GIIJI .ub (rrg or f?ot 11 d n) : BUY tO WlNGS -or morc - .,n JOFIIE£l I I FREE· 211ter bottle of COKE : THN E•pho ....... 118 _ , I $joodoto Aptii~Wt I filE£ OEU!fCIIY IS IWIN. H.,.,,. S•oo-TIIwa. u .,. . t - fr. Stt.lil~t O% DISCOIJWT wll• 41810 . . . . . . . . . . - I ·133.3507 - 137•tN5 1I ·------------------------~ ... __....._ n.__ .... _....,. ____ ------------...-........-·--··--"' TOO LATI:! u a - ....... - ... 111M-' . . ...,.... - - - - Softball Royals split with Geneseo IIJToiy Petti $porrr Edlror Satord<oy pro~ 10 be 'a mixed 1>11 fiH' •hr UB liOOball Royals as they q>lil a doublthtadtr wllh thr Otnes<o SUite lAdy Kni&hts and lhr walhrr. ()p<nina on a rain-ked forld 1ht Ro)'llls 01mr tqy 8·3 victors o... 0rnt$t0 hrhlnd the fOln· "rilt«>u1 pitl'llina or Joyer Strooko. o.r.... wu •hr key oo ohr rlfSI cont... ., 1ht Royal> CIOIIUrlitled only tho« rmon ~>lth thundet1lcad• loomi"' OW'rthrm and cold, clamp olr all around. "Wr played ~ ....tl defrnsiydy and orrrnlilvdy,' ' ~lleaed Royak' c:oach Josk cardutlo. "The..bad thr dtsi~ to win tnd they did." ~ occond baeman Brlb Eldric!&< lal thr UB offensiYt toladt with rour hits in four triP' oo ~ pOalr. Third ........... Shtf)'t Oolla and ratehcr JoAna Foamw c..to ootkeled two hlu '"' aurroto and Morir Bajto L.octced it1 two nons " itb a triple. "l'111 m11 t!Yill& oo r,...... out what '->«~·" Cvdulo '-'-ed in .-Don to ohr """""' pmt. As iood u lbe koyals ~ Ia olio nra pmr t11ey bad ift lhr occond. Oencscoc.cl~Urtd thr occond ·~ .. \J8 C!IIONftitted .... lcMt .......... ril)ll trtoq," O«<fclbla to Ordu~. _..OJ c;.-_,.,_re<!tll..-4 N....,..tbkseooon. C&nlullo nplained tllot thr loiS or Fouml<r is damacinaoo thr oeom b<causr "JaArulr is sud\ a ceam ladtr," but that Oulmqe is _a •uitablt bad;vp and with AdaroJ .. lhorutop, thry ..-ill - be ltwt. ~ "tr' a bia loiS for .,. (FournXt), but w ca.o stiU 10 n; thcrt and do~ Job,"tbr a.rroto toad> aplained. n.r... UB mum rapped t• o bits-" in threrJrilll to '"" bo•. Third -.outfidder Dmilt L)'lk. rua .........,,roddcr Mary H ickey ad ........roddcr Bajko .U wall two-for-three. Bajko also - e d in rwo "''" wklll...., triples. ltosir llustowicz..,.. ._...., wilb lhr looo fOf the RQya)o. N• a~ Tb< 8olfTtdo a>flch did Nft a concmr ~ for thr btoal<down In the """""' pme, but did offer..,.,. polllibltioia. "We were~ fill and =~~;~sJ -· --·.. ~ --- pla)'ed badly," Ohe explained . "It ......,., thai 1b< prls ,...,.tired and thry had thr ...,. stills oo win, <hey juS! 1e1 down • Unit blo." The UB 1eom Will deal! a <TUWna blow midWIIy thrOUJh the t«<nd rontesl when Fournier was in)wed slldina Into o boi<. Htr Sial us for the rest or lhr ...ton i> nOt knownrtt. rxerplthor.hr will noc be tvailablt oo the.ftoyalsln thr near futu~. "JoAnnr noplured blood vessels lo her k - and >hr's in ohr hospital. but "'don't know any more." C&rdullo uitl. Robia Du._,. mo~ lo catehcr 10 ...,.,._ l'oumitt and "iU problbly Slay lherr. Pony Adams wiU mo\rlosborutopto ftll in for Dulmaar. Adams. a junior from Snydtt. stoned in IMl pc>silion apinJI T'h< ltoyab, whoar record is now 2-2, will be hOfn< op1n oo Tlladay. Apri121 ror a doubldltadcr opiDs Broc'pon State Colle&<. ~----------------~---. 355 Squt~e Hall PINICfJITOIIS -4NIItln Sr. 80JflaiO.I'DfMif - .. �IRCBer~es The Spectrum, 7--6 .,..._ Spectnt,. -.cl toru.llt- opoDid Ita wlih a iplit 1a1 ..tmd--dd'--. -. Ntw Yen Willi two...., udcwo- oa .. tb< ...._ oru.. htllk . _ ~ Onlup (NYPIR()). ...... to bet. IRC8 rorfekcd d• to lack or public iDler.. 001 tlodr ...., .......... Arts Edllor T- Coto1a bdd - .. - onillaiJ- or Cocola'a bol Sawnlay. loolna a beanlweakct 10 u.. ,.,.. couldi.u . - 111t - . - .,..,.. ...r ~ nw Rtslclmcr Cowd, llu$il>c:to (III.CB) 7-6 001 s-ta,. lA SUnday's COOl. . III.CB jWIIp<d out to a 7· 1 ~to a 9-7 \'iclorY. n..r..,.. oo 10'1 o a Slreol ~ ..... MJpty Co(ola bed - od...,llfe behind '"" powrr·hlllllll or Mike A--. pu111111 7MSp«1ruMln a .,._,......allcl d~ SW!diJia doW11 lbo lint llut llDt all4 uriaa pooilloco alief t11rtt ioal1115. Tht ra1c1em1 ot 3SS Squire ouc into c:n~mdd. Cocota -...~. '"That 11<ar refused to Jiw ill_t""""" and duppcd ""ay attb< lix· would haw bil I cftYOI and IAlm orr 10 Adlaca run te.d, drawina wilhln one. and tetlin& the tUF r<K Annt>l." wntown Only Ml'.'lt'IIVE CLUB ]itn. FACES -fh apr rl _____ _ ----- -------.. ......,_,. ._, ... - llor*'T""'--...... _ _ ............ ........... _ _ _ _ .,eto - Mixed Drinks Draft lfM:llooU. ---·---of\1411, ...... , .STAINS-s\t 18th 3 . . . . . . . . . . . .. ................ ..... . 2 FOil THE PRICE OF 1 soe . till m1dn1te Screws & Marys 75c ....... ... c-,Co~~opto--~ ... - . .............- - I.J80ff! ''"',.. 2176 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY in, FREE Game 'Tokens W/tll t,_ Pf'rcllaN of fUO lit Tot-. 'laUd with U8 1.0 . Cafft & Tille C011ponl :• ~-=~==~~~•••••••••• • . . . . . ... _ , . . . . . , Wlllo Wlalo'l- eo..-.-,._ a-. ....... -----------~---.~·;:===;:==;;:z:============d ModMIQGmelloootl Llllllt 1 - Offer good thru A11f1129/81 ........... N..... F... 8lld. at........_ M ,_ ...,..,., c.~~ .... ~• STORE HOURS: Mon. I - · I pm T - w.l. n.-. Fri. I - • 6:30 lllfl, Ia. I - • 3 1D �1114 aloo l'l*t<d • ...,...... II< ""th O.Wqo'o IUlOOd tam. 1M ~nl &ltllt of the "A'' dou~ uw tb< UB Bladt Hor,.. plued ,..U,st tl1< Batavia Creamm. WIM!na lht ~·• colt1 tou. Ull to receive, """"" 10 ...n early and ~ • PI)'Cholocjeol ..,. .,.... .... hard hlttina Crcamm. Ia RQ&by, wlloo¥<r lllaiotaW pOueaioa takes tb< An4 UBIIod tN1 of pouaien tbfOOIIhout .... day. Bladt Hon< forwarcli _ , _ • >40oul ""'* ad...,._off..,.,..., lllodt Hone bockJ lb<G LOOk o•tr 1nd brp/110 ""''rk thrir Clllllk'·" Wftll "tho 111'1« af I ballcriM and dttttrlty af 1 llr.ard," UB fullbod< Oary Moll tlaA«<d lhrouah tho a . - b<ldftdcl to ...,... a RCOnd UB try. Mou eonvmed "" lht mn tid< to mat..• 10.0 .. ""' half. M...._..,. Tilt ...,.,,.., tht ...,.. i Alllf)'lola 14-t w!ft. Alliaall.ll-•-•rot_ The "ltllllotioll.ll~ r.... 11etr on tho tiddin< d,.., a '-II< UB rq~>y . ......... cmlited tlcclr ~ f pla/k Bla<t H - UA" Olld ... .. ~ <lloctinl li!Cik>a, 10 ~ - ». half . . . lht IIWi. H...- conuoue tkir _ . . . . play-puaishj. . 1M b era.-. ... ID ~u T - - - """ will . . . ~ol~ · ~ troplcy. Tu"' I.......S.. P....'J ~ ~ -ed. "Boclc ,.. oer •• A .. -.If ~hlw arc:- • ct.-itclht~. lf ft ploy ..... hew .. , . , - - · botll- ........... T1ct llladt ~· Olld ··a·· r_, ...... ..,.,. . ...... __.. us·. "~Dint' 0.. IMW. OrNr " CWcleM Wills• I lty £rill PerM811o !p«f""" ~ Wrl~ T1ct UB Rv&1>Y Oub pjllyed hou co tlct eo.- a - . """ ""' 01"'<1 0 Sllte Rua by Club Sowtday. P<oducinla win end • 11< tad> fO< UB'i "A" and "8" oquadl. The "A" IQIIad ckfeaaed lht Cree'*" 16-4, and knocted 'l>kh O....:lo 0.0 Tbt "8" squad bolt tbt CramtB' " 8" tam 14-t, . . . .. FRfE........... D.c. kk~ W1li miued eivina Ub I 4~ !tad at half time. Gencsec: kicked off opin (tho team who S<Orc:s reccins), •~1 the BIJtdt Hone forwudt to dnw cl«p ir110 0tnuec tcsritO<Y. The i do_,.-.- ! .~·I<OCJ11E'S .., Black Horses notch wins; Creamers are shutout I r.quads ITivd to 1M Upowc R...,. ~ added t1y f,_ Gdoclo<r and I . - r e i convcnloo brt by .. Bo1tar'' Ma~at&a. Tilt toen .. tbt ..11..1< • ._. 16-0 fledia,c lloo their badrftdd. Tll• backs an IHuant th• 1loe .......t U8 "A" pmt...,. quickell m<ml><n ... • ......,. many,.,.._ • llh 0,..,.., and U8 nvo~ Balflllo Slat• ,...,. 1 • oquad. Ut.e foocbd bed~, tllrit pta""' • ..lld. bra" lr<ll - · SpnoJfm •• main purpoK is ntnnina and foni>hod .. 0.0 In lht JfCOOII >d, tho IIIKL t<lOrin&. l<d by JatL " Moha""L " Hon< "8" squed ~ •• riM Oa!la&l><r and Willl• "Bo..ar" rc:a:wd •itb • 1....,. • tft ap1nJ1 tht Mlllenp. tb< badrs ..... tirdes<, er..m.., "8" squad. I'I.IYtlll cbt continually advonana tho ball c1r<p tnspued ru&b) thll hu armarLed into Cream<Uc;ni~G<Y. • lhtt~quad, the ""NIJC'I" cont1n11Wd ~ Crea.- tr.:kf'tdcl halt«< to anrt~hUatt 1hrir opponent,, UB'•.drlvc:s on many Ot'C&Slons. but Forword• Lerry P«L aod Tom UB IPeuistrd · and. on •hll Rathalob "ere upcdally ap.J>dred to bra dead-end play. UB i.uuumm1aJ 1n enabhna rht ··a·• bacL Bnan Eccles oecuted a tnt- bach co mo"c a1most ai ... m. On a booL kick, romna 1 Crcomn nifiy pw from outiick cmCC'f' Mau full bact< to down th< ball in his own S<JIII , U B wl nacr Lulo•I1L end zoor. walt ltd •.,... throe: Omtstt ba<oL1 ~ fe< U8'1 ftn1 k'Oft. Tbt euno point WTTH THG c::cM110N Smt111 down W&$ mis>cd- 11••na UB 111 dU'Iy...O A (iw _yard "saum-down•' WIJ ldlf. EqMr. Sl, 'II awarded 10 Genesee:~ who ,...'00 thor VAUD ANYTIME "book." 1M boll tricltled into tho s....,, ... •ht ......... ,~o-r. Gtna« rnd zonr wh<r< UB Gtnuec eamt bad< ..;th 1 quiCk forwud Bob S..in polll1ad on K>O<e af thrir O..ft, tYt~~~lht pmt it-ocori"' U8'• fll'U uy. 1M <>tra ll 4-4, Aftt bopcJ of 1 o.nc... "'" --. -o11. ad.......,. a.. hair..., up ""' rtdd .,.,.,... ckmy ~ i ,..... quleUy squdcbed, 1U Malt Sc:ocec·k ·xamP<ted •.,. yuds fe< • IOCO<Id U8 itOI~ JOt Wanl t1>t aua k.td< to Knd lht .. oM f-1 10-4. AA added convened .._ cry by Trlt'J P~ c:opped a �.-t .. EDen Christensen, Director, Sexualtty Educatton C:."'ntre, SUNY Buffalo Pro I Con1ra James Ukouds VIce President Catholics United for the Faith - )_ IFREE ADMISSION! \'oa eaa reaela your phyelcal poteatlal 011ly two to three SO •laate eeeeloae per week NA.UTI~US - Eitness Center For Mea Aiad Wo.ea 681-8511 4721 lkoadway 1bt~ .... ~ of Tl'llll8it 631-9280 ~ 4917 Traaait Rd. betWeeaSIIerlclaa .......... �._.._._... --------Oo--. ............... . . . classified 'GUAM 0111111' l'tiiUOtl - . JIU. COM01lATUL.ATIOWS ,,__ MK_..,.._ ................ .. V.NI$1110 ROOM._--.,.-..__... Wfft\ tee er-..nt J ... ----· -. ~-I.C«.flla, ~. - It- ~Sit>MARK IODd anf GUtta..e: .,,. .,.._ •••~-.c.JtY•Jm......._ - "'fMbrea'-.W ltew•rd caH M.,-k Ult"""" ·~ fll..., wtfh ~ ~ rttm•MMI WMa.tt """<411'lt•lfted Mty M 00. VOWanbtw ~Meath. ...... , . . , .,. .. Tho $poctNm IW $Qvf,..). ftlt•M rt"''nM ~~ lifO ....CK ~AClt. Loll _..... o! C:l41tt! 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J..,.. hi Qll ,..,: I:IHW7 ""'""""" . . . . , .:WDMSC.. w~ lOOT LOST 8 UT ST~EN ......... .,_, CW'ttOym -~ _....,...._ E011tn 1m CHI:VV V.... Mew!Y" rftUHI . . - .. E.uMM!M , . . . .. c.n S.l •1 IOOMMAT• w......-10 ourn. arwn. ........ .,.. .......... - AMV L. -1---~ ......-ett \...Wf"..- UN ;..., ............lllleeb ....... MJC .. .... ......, W81....S 1,.... . . . . . . 0. ,_. - ~-::=~·;::· ---- ttoOIIUAATa WAM"r'ED TO ~ .............. Orwt-...... ..., LOST 000 MAaCH 27 ot W I - - l i _ _ _ ... _ _l _ . . . •oMIC-- ltiWAROI ,._ Witch tost In fllf Mar 0-"" 0'1'"' ....... Cllr'l 41'1. tf fOvtlf . -. . c.Mt JCihn ....,rtN •IIII,S..t-01 CD-Itlt. _ "E~: AJtlle.....,.._....,... . . . to POSITlON(S) OESIREO: OM'nlnAss'f 0 Penon ffldctt' O Seaelory OTyplsf 0 Wad Proc:tesQ B �WltOB..'/0'1<- redlo -">n. roch on -.y wed<· ~ In Sqljl"' C.letMio. 6Uy luned foe • chonce to win , _ oo ttw Pot 11\ethmy c...c.tt and oUwr .-.u. ." . .,.-1 ., -ted .....---."'pub- In )olnllloln. WIUm .. , _ ~ eppllaoiJons lo< 1ft gaining ......,_,. tfvouelt the """ - IUIIon. IIpPI......... ttlolakl ... thoot - -*>"• - at- cludo ~end~~. "..,y, shoUld be oent lllrooogh _,...moll to Ill T....,._ AC:. In-...,.,_, Cot CAC ,_.dlro<:IOn fOf " " " ' -· l\pply 1o< any potlljon: ~ Dtr.aor. lotemol and EMtemol 01roctor1. Yon Coo<cllneiOr (OIIpotldecl). ~ and PlbUci!Y Coo<dlnolon. Tro-.et. l\pply ot the CAC - - 345 $qlllno. , F - OM 8opliloonofu who .,. u.ndedllo<l '"' lo\11\od 101 ~ ..-~C..rMr ,....,.,.,... Wo<tcM>op begin· nlng ~y. April "2o from l ·!l p.m . In 262 Squire. ..._ your sltength._ obllltlu ohd intot..U 11 they relooo to .electing o mo]or/e»~r. 0~ .U.e II llmllod, oo ")'OU.wiah 10 ponlclpote pleNO c:oll431o351!1. "'*"' I quote of the,' day l "Cameras are for people too stup~d F,__,~~2111F.-H.u: , _ot 9 o.m.; FrldoyloO 9 a.m. and I p.m.: 4f20 at llo.m and2p.m;:4121at9o.m.and3p.m~ 412.2ot10 .to remember what they SllW." ..,..Mr. Harry P. Tarlow a.m. and 2 p.m.~ -.ktod to~ their d t p o - fO<--.... - Sbodcnt. -~In ""7 oftllo f~ lldclr. o...,..... Phologroplly, Wt1tlng/Roportlng. or,_ u&ft. .._yOf'PiyfO< a Student,.__ StotetJnlwnkYCotn· ~ fntmulllp. Wltle to 5AS(J F - fr>. temsl>tp Program, •t 5I.- ~Suite~. Alb<ony. I'IY, 12.207. Ooadf""' Is May 1!1. 1981. In •... Slllclonla lnterutod lalolhoelntonulllp In All>an.)' may apply lonppllcatlon by '"'lUng SA$(J fotJndolluon lnttmshlp Program, 41 Stole St .. Sui,. Albony, I'IV. 12.207. Dudlloe IJ "fay ,15. 1981. m. Junlota o.ho trill be going on to .,...SU.ta end pro~... 1lonol ochool who will grtduoteln 1eQ lhol>ld ... "P • roferena:lilo. C..III"\B, ,.._.. at$31·3$" or c:ome to 3 H.yes C 10 moko an opPOintmenl. ~- Oftd Sopbcmoru-There will be a n . , , . , . , _ todayat3 p.m. In 233 Sq"lrt. ••· plottng ..._ _ .10 lo\aJOtlnG In M~Ngoment. Whet - alt......UW ma)on?C'an freappy?What Is the job --?~._-'so~C..Uaho<ld .. "" ... ..._,..., ....hend.43l·l631. OW )'OU kJiow Is..,.,_ alcoohollc pr'Od<lclll labeled 100 proof, U..t - I t ··~ ptfwnl puro ojg>hol? , .. """" • lnlotmotlon ll"o ...,lt'o......-.lt'iM-WeoilanA....• _ . , Ollld ~ IOMilng April20o26. s..,. tuned lot lunhot W....matlon and.._ _ _ . , Into coming.- o.t ........., - -t ---lbo , _ ploMII Eanh Dey '81 -· - t..- ol APL to ponlua<olnvltt<lto.ol· In the~~ . !loUdl. -~. AppiJi::ento , _ hold a _ ..... wtlll IIIQII -..~ew~ otodllng ~ S.laiJ It _._.HoodR..-and-HeodRal6tft~ wt>elh'or II be ..-demiC, pertOftll, proloulonol or cuetlve. Our staff consist& of prondot.nt writers Who h.lve under~ o 6 WHk training · II you -.ld like to rupond to ya..rwt1tlng. stop by 336 8oldy - , . . hom 12-4 p.m.. loiWTh lra<n 6-9 p.m. or 346 Squlrelrom6-9.p.m. T-.ll~s. te....wd.moy~nend ' ung ' ..,...~..._foe ,.Y 16 ot I p.m. It you......, not yet~ lor tllo -· - - . .,.._ ooll Prof. Rld..ns C01t 01 63e·2251 . Alpllo ....,_Odto .....,,.todoyol3 p.m.tn 232Squlro. l'lelrt ..,.._.., Induction and IIO<no coming will be , _ fUl bof0<0 P - tt_,. Ho..r ot PJ Bottc>rn< • dltcuaod:. - l r o m 4-IOp.lll. - - $lntplo Ollb ~y f'O'OOI" .... , _ " " " - - ' ' , . _...... ..,__....ofoT. . . . . , . _ -blf•-...... tan)Onowet7~p.m.otlloo ·"' " • ·'~~.r~- .,......_.. wHibe heldlor-•tu- '*'...._...In the Oroup 1.-' SeMoo P-1!>< the -.mer and fo.ll of '81 t- a t lO o.m. In 2.32 tp.m. will Oft ...... this , _ . end why. _ . , . , . , ~lion Sq"'rt. Pleote Qll 831·2273 II you wbh 10 allond. "-vetmeelplon-111 lbeSquf~C...,er ...:: Jl'olblt S~ . . . . . . . . . , _ b - a t 9-.JO p.m. In 15 Dlefenclnff o!inne•, • 1 -"Pil IIIUiflle..-t· AltandaJemlf)or • lolol ...,_ 211 ot_l;lO p.m. In Squjno. Coli ._ v~ a.-- ......,;o~~~p .._.. - - .. ~~~~~..:r~:.~'S' <=-toery by F~y ,AP'II 17. l'llddoy M"'lc Setlu today and _,ry Wedneodoy from 12·2 p.m. In the Hou ~- Squlro. Open Mike tomOrrow end -ryThuredoyfromll-11 p.m. In the ~lar, Squire. lnWfott 'IU on Sunday, ..._,.,, 26 •• 8 p.m. In tho Katlwlno Cornell Theotar, Eh-t. Tlckeb on A)e now. For liiOn lnfO<mOllon...11 fi36.23' 1 or como to 372 Red Jed<rl.Ell-1. pr-"" w-·· --.._....a.. In the '50'... the Buffalo Oral HIAO<Y Proje<t today 01 7 p.m. In 148 Dlefei>clorf. " ! . . - a.,....,..... -.... ~ ...... 2.4ot9 ....... 1n 107 11. E.njo\1 - . . ,,;;_ mation_~.. t. oi· Doported Moosto,.: l'lonrenonnollaabiUty for tlw ~- gi- by Or. J. Kla..- of &II TelePhone Lalronltories t_,_ at 3<30 p.m. .In 454 •• "IUIUPQ Uo Sollly: /Wvtrtblftt'a rm... o( Women" todey at noon In the Squko <:pnrer..- Theotw and at 5 p.m. In the Wolcllnon Theotet. l'lorton. Spomotod by the Wotnen'• C.UCU. ol SOI'CVAll• "Olivet" nlm Friday In 170 1'\f AC, Elllc.-t, end S.turdoy In \<MrDiefendorf 01 6 ond &4~ p.m . Sunday ac .5:30 end 8:15p.m. In tlw Squire Confer.:- Tlloote<. "Doous.Ube lkt\lmr mm tomorrow ot 8:30 p.m In tlw Squft..Conr...._ n-ter. Froo. Pracntecl by the Bul· 1$TII!l<bloAmerlc:o<\ ........ -sc- "Tbe Boot.-~- .... CbMces" film& tonight ot 7 p.m. In the Squire Con~ n.«er. "R""''b CiOr- f i n > - at 4:38, 7. and !1:30 p.m. - -('Hot 9p.m.~bytlw~~iwm.F-ecf. miSIIon, -nw-··. _ ...... ........,.., •• c.. _ _ ,.. - - -w81 be hold Friday et 6:)0p.m.ln ~ AC. ,........ . . . .. . _ .· . . .J,p.m.. , . _ttl)-. __ _of _ __ __. _ _ .... , ·-.... .............. lA College. ..__.._,..,....c:-DioldaCAC. DiaD. .. -·6:30p.m. -lounQa. R-.1Elllc.-1. Elecl.lorw s..-. ~Pidl == p.m. tn-3» Squl,., Ill t h e - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and,._. _ _ ........ M!I-.)O-Inlt4T-.~.. ~ ....... ..,. . ...._. ...... :n •• p.......... _..... . TodQ: BulolO Stoot College (2). Peele l'lejd, 1 ....,._Ool( Ill UrtMnlty of ~.r. -:r. -.·. (11fT). . WatoysnCo1•(2). Troclc and l'lold a t - Te.cb T.- a n d - ot-.. ""_of_,_,.,. • w~ lkl- 8 ·, I •81cw.-End ofllwY-...J,isAprll 201ft ... ~ llooon.SqWre. OcNIIon 1s f1 foe 1'10, l o < - fllkt. and ptOol cl ...... - - ............. Pwty Aptll27. 42 elllw.rd - - - t z , c ) eJIIw - . - - · · 1 . I ......... lo<..., __ _ _ ___ _ ..., .. _ flldor•lp.m.ln l30Sq..h. a:ii:..,.."": .......... .......-.-...!llooa.. ...... ., :=.:~,:».~ c.n....... ... . · w- 1--~-youiOo _ _ o f _ wlnnlog ~ mm. (El>gllll\ Sulllltloo) at Theoter. "<luldt" Friday at 7 p.m and Saturday ol 5-,30 p.m. "<l<<rw Wlndo")s.tUfdey at2 p.m. and T--u• _, f\'Nir. 7~ • • "T- c:er---- ID135ZIIor-lnfolmotlcln. food. mualc and -~~- Alnerdan Poltlcll PriloM,.._Tbo c:- ol Leonerd Peltier and T otn ~• tomorrow ol 2 p.m. In 107 Towr.nd. for~ Information cell 881-27()8 or t c A T a - - at 4 p.m. In 337 Sq..lro. .... ~~---.. 7:30 P""'IIIM2 ........ .. ,,.,. and......-. .. lntllo W-~.- --~-yat3:30p.m. ln31 ' Copen. Squlp c:--~.owge. =:. Jcw'lall -~ Onion CIOndldoca meeting f<w eleclod poolllono - y e t • p.m. In 344 Sq..l.-. • Jklftalo MIIMl lllgllb Gommltta , _ , today at !dO ~ ~s SqWre. Anyoae tru,.od 1s lrwltod 10 ,..,.. • 2 pon _ . . . . . , . - - April2.1 from 11:»1 :30 p.m. and · - et I:J0.2:30 p.m. at t1w ,_...,.,_lon ...._ .... &awrdoy at 2 p.m."' the- f'lllmote IOO<n, Squire. ...we.kxwne. ~oi-Frldoyat3:30p.m.ln rOO<n•l . •Ca<nriluw Alflks C011ncU coordlnoiO< olectlona 'tDdoy • • 3;30 p;m. 1n 334 Sq..rr•• C.ndldot ..-attond lhl'm.. to odclr... the CG<~octl • """*' 1o< tho ~u.eo - 4226 Rl<lge La. --CirMuiiiiDII·.-r....,. will bo· polllt:oJ--.mo)o<l 1ft 234 SquW. KMw Ill Anyoae Thelia ot 636-BSf. F.ona..._Ac:. Ul>dug<od""to <letrr>M Asan. meeting and wine und cheeoo pony today et3:30 p.m. In 337 Squlre Anyone In· T - . ~ 431·3502. Wori</SWdy -ntloro en· ~ 10 OpPiy. l\ppl~ ~~~It f'P'II20, ~-'"·"*_...,..tat 7 -ted In ............... ..-- Watdl fot Follfest. ...... 2.4 """ 2.5. C l i o - -'Texture AMiysls" ~n 'by P1ol. ltorry Wechsler olthe .,. ....,_ """ ope-. U.. In .,_.tlon, rOO<n, ~,.,and .....,. provlde6. c - Upward lloolnd, 311 ~-. JZ!Il- Sl. _T_______ _ l1ie "'lll!df!g 'Piaci"t<:. ,,.. ..~ apOr;iO..d 'by~ UniV<fllty 'iAemlng Conter for anyone In tho Onl-.rsity or <Ommunlty o.ho needs llo\p with ony plfl:e ol writing, .._....-rd -.-..........., ....... - Tbe Pot llt.-y ()-today ot7:30 and 10 p.m. oLdie Oronodo '{l>uter on Main St. Tld<.U ovoiloblo at the Squire Tld<ot Olfkoo. Scllool ollrlformatlon and Llbl'llf)' Studies I'Vleonllt An· nlvorsery Coltoqlum today 61 7:30 p.m. in the Klvo. Baldy. Poul z..tl<owr.ltl. pr..ldent ofl/!0 lnfoimotloq In· dustty Assn. wiQ .,..,. opooker on "l.ni.Yel!ecome Uke One of 0.:. Tbe Ul>ra.<lol>'• Expondobte Role i'IJiie Infor- ~ ' "W0mon u Millie: IMO¥oto<"' open dbcuMion - !o,my H~ orltllo lmpect of tho l o m t n i M ""art tomo<TOW at 8 p.m . In 330 Squlro. 83+1144. ~ ,.,.,.. be studonu wHit w....a,.. -~ U..ln .,_.tlon, and Mlofy prcMcl«d. TUIOr'IICot.lntdon: l\pplbnb mUR be _ . . . . unctorgrocNot.. Willi Jt10r1G IICIIOomlc In Math, Englloh. Sclot!ct. Sodol .._ _ lilllllal Soli P~ of Colholla United lor the Feith. COfllrO, today at 8 p.m. In the flllmo~ ROO<n, Squire. " - odmiNion. .,.nuany Olherupociof II!Udytng. W•-• lreed"'P'In aerv\ee. no eppo\nltncl\l is MCUMry. Ouf ttou. we l'tTu lrotn 2-4 p.m., W from 12-1 p.m. end 1')> from 10-4 p.m. Looldiltl for o S........,Job?Upward lloolnd INI Sum·' mot fleoldonu.l Component Is ocaptlng oppllc:otlono fa<: , _ 10 slllllt ..,..._ In ltudlng. Math. .Englloh \llrlllng and high lnWat tcmlno!> II) Sodol ...r-- located · Our lroined W>on• .U experienced <diego lnstn.IC:IOn. ""' ,....,. "' help )'OU r..m to otganlu . -. - l o p ywr ._bulory, Ilk• bene~ !Kwre notes. - n d ,_,teo~~~ 10M test& and reed 1 - . u Tloo .... PI ... 01-. Rho oa APL Wo<l<allop WAllin J . ..,_on Ap<1120 at 4 p.m. In .!he KIWI Room, Tli! .......r will dioalu the - Slucly--. "SccrE.,.._. •c!d..tc Willi l!lloo Otrbilo-. di= tor 'Of 1be Ed CliniC. pro. and J...,., Ukoodlo, VIce -. ""' c:-e. at 366 S.ldy... , _ open lot the tptlng r lrlondly people. Aprll22.~ blf~· ~i~Nr• AC:. lbe Akohol A - - Ptogrom. 106 - . 6J6.2.807. Tho b comln!l 1IWoe -~ '~tlon• ~-ch....l"""""'ter- conlloCS SAG£ Stota-"'1 - A p t l l 2 9 o l 8 p.m. In the Attcmbly Hall. Speakers art Tltrt 0 1 Kateo P " ' - and Ruth Col~. To..,_-,...., ..,...... ...,.ote». . . . ...... 10 w~ ~- PfWII'IIct -..,.. """ �-' J Passing Lane· . ' - - -------------- - -------------------------------~-- An advertising supplement to The Spectru)n .. ~~ .,.:-a ,,, �.. ..• 55 miles an hour: has it helped? The ldu lor u••nt *~'"" b'f redua.n t hlal>ooo~ ~ wu ~~ owmcl>t ,.. e01ly •• ~Y 197l tile Secretory of Tron>portoc.on ~· urtinC the stilt> to ~· their I""'U. oJ'd thot """"* slmdat rwquftU - • made by lhe SeNt• and tho "-rdtnt- In wppon ol ~ _ .. ~ tho mulu of ,..... porlomtd by tile F~ol H11lw.oy Aclm•nrstrot-., 1973. . _ , . f u e l <OQSumpt- rolOJ ot ..,_. spttCb '" 1J " - - Oct., ~ COIJ 'Tho Elfe<t of S~d on Automobtl• C uolone Conwmc>t- Rot.. " docunwnted oconomy lcH... on oil con tt>led, ot oil spttCb hoalwt thon SO mph On •-•~<'· molooao oto_.s olf 10 ~rcent when speed w•• ~ .-..... fled no mvotetv .t.out ct.. Nm•r• '"''""' to '""' up to ••PKtotlons To bq,n woth, n,.,..., rel~.tnceontt......,luolthofHA• c..u 1•~ me to lobe t _ . Whtr,•• tho Hiahw~y Aclmrt\IWoc.on porf""Md <~ro,.N­ lrne """ •• ..,.,tint ~ on uDCrowdtd ~•-candAJom lbly to ocwr •• • - • ' - • I> tile ~ thom•olv.. conceded, most ,_onsu .,....s httle of..., t.,.,.., wch The "'" ,. tpent brotona. shoftona. occt..,otOII. chantq lanes ond JO on Much olot " spent on roods wl>ere 55 rnplt ot boUO< " ooth.. \Ndlmablo or lmposs~ A• those who ho~ modo ct.. c...,.,......nc.._ t~peftmenl know. • CCJillJttte.nt •nc,...Jtd f10n1 SO mph to 60 mph. 10-porc•nt tmprovom•nt '" at 70 mph, m•l•.,. ftll on ovtrll<' molul<' OJ dlff....lt to och-. of 25 perctnl No tMI> woro l~ah tpoed conttol •font. •nd performed 11 55 mph, perhop1 tven choc roqu l ro• somo beuu~ tNt)~ ~d not It th•l t~chntquf'J not n~ceuar.J,. time ~n K".fKted fm thf. n1ttonal rKommendf'd ffom • s.a.-~t\ •PtOd hmot ' >llndpotnl In v•~w of th,. f1ct th•t A. t-Kond meK•Iculil60n w41> Amencant C:Of'\J.U~ • v•nutl Sf'>.t I~ t•llure ro •n•lyze tht poten11af of aasoHne eac:h vt.tf-110 bUI.on for m•k•na • ••an•fteant •mp.~ct on aolloM of ot on 1973. and et~•rav probltrns Only obouc on... con>ldoroblv more todoy - th• chotd of tho totol vthoclt mUe~ft' proope;:~ for ochoevtna sicnlfocot~t traveled on tllo> countrY•> on rood• tn•nao by rtducona tpetdt whe<e 55 mph PGS•oble. Sftmtd toad •nd only obout holt of choc So aood. tilt Aclmi<loscroclon mlleoao octuolly i> dr.wn •• "' bfaon clofmlftl >I><Gtl\ of~t II I~ lho l""ot Tf"s mtont onlv once " In tile fo<>t "'month> of .,....G<th of oil "*'»cit mrlot •~ 1971. obout US,OOO ba~l• of sublect to a,.,., fuel so•onp from ••sol•~ were~ Nch doy !hoc lhe Nm>l "'ould hovt ~ comumtd.undo< Tho ~ omount of SIV"'&> P'f"IOUS opood hm•u. lhe Ftdt<ol wrll • ..,.,. oround 12 porcont dtpendq on cor ~ht .,...,.. Enoray l"ot-.1 H11hwoy Trofloc Soltty eflteotnev. ond che euct ~ Aclm.,ostrot- (NHTSAI 11,..., ~~ 55 flll>lt wboch meant !hot ,.,th chu tJlJmllt. oddon1 choc the formulo lOt lhe "'"'"""m moro thon 9&.000 bar~> pet dov Uvlltp OYIIIoble from lhe Nrntl contonued to bo 11-...d t~oftO< .,.....,.. absolute eotnP111ne• At n tumtd OU\, boch tll ... llft would bo ll~ pHoent x SO wete orem•ture and ~aw•te •cent 'k t2 petcent Or. • lttt.JfWheft profHJtOn.tl .-tud~ .. ~ leu thin 2 pe,c-tnt of comtrnutoned lO dttem'l•,. the conwmpuon ompocu ol lhe opood hmlt on lnosmoch •• tho ~m for COOitfY&t-, tho fondlfiCI ~ • h•ahwoy ITintpOttl'- . . . . . . . ... qu•<e drfforont The Mine Corp rn •bout -·~~"' of tho ""'""''' • report to the Notianol Sc:OMC• tho lftltttt pcmible foundot-. d•scovered !hoc whole u•~t~p omount to less thin OM255.000 ftwtr bam.IJ of luel per 11.\11 of one. porcmc of tilt total doy woro """"'mod In 1974 thon ontrl\' requoremenu in 1973, mo>t of this wat tho~~ From • moral vitwpornt tlwto" ol thorto,.. •nd reduced ltovtl sornothlnt to bo uod for so•ir1& Only about 71,000 barrels pel' doy o:ven this monuJCUft omounc buc could .. poulbl(' bt attributed to from on oconomoc PQU1t o1 vltw. the • combined effocu of tho the volue ol thac holf or • por~l S~ph speed hmll and more lue~ muu be dhcounted for effic1ent Clfl"' tnfOfcement and other costs A ..cond >tudy. porlormtd by Those hoppon to bo subttont•al In Braddock. Dunn ond McOon.tld In oddltion co tho federot SeJIIA!mbt1 1974, obo 1ot lhe cootrlbuc- of oround S65 mRINalional Sclonct foundation, per year. on .. trmlted U.S bolhon oarood woth tho theorellcol Is Spent by locol poloce and tr•ffoe possiblfoly ol u•lna 200,000 ..rvo«o E..r-incre•s~nc port"''" barrels'l>f 111 per doy by rtducln1 of tlvs monev•~ boonadlrectedol hiahwoy spuds- but. aft or mor11torrnc ond on fore on a lhe eumoamt coruwnpuon ttend> Ss.tnph speed llmtL CurTenlly ond t>allk vo4umes lor 1110 ,.,ntor NHTSA requ.,... .,..., 1t'portJ of 197land t h o - ol1974. tilt from oil of tho slim on *"tfY typo re~tard!e<> c:oncludod "Thoro of rood. uotemotc hp•vs. urban Wit no oc:tuel rmprov......,... 1t1 ond rural, mult>-lo~ dJVrdtd ond ~ .....Wodtd roocb. urbl" ond rurol. s-tlere. between lhootv ftdorolly oodtd p0mo1y roads, ond applitotOOQ. tht ~ utb.&n and rural lllu> swnmanos of• consorvotoon bonoffu of tile ,_.,. tpetds on ~ road>. or,." Aclm"''"'"'- •-need -""needs. 011 CIIIIIIS ID fast •ltll HOIIfllood .Tools 79~ 78~ ~- 79~ ;;-=f~ggf - · · rNJUmUm opood 111nit ---~ lHESDECTRLM Vel. Jl, No.5 �55 mph.· -:-.--·.Md.. n ~ 6Sth-por<;~tJI~ spHdi. aJ>d t1w ~uo• o# tralloc: SS. (,() ond 6S nll)ll And now the DOT•• df<!>ondin1 that such reports ~ made quorterly, hence four tifntl the ""'oed.,. -le The FHWA. wl»dd he<t'tofore ~quin'd onlv " ropreR'ntlltiw'' >PUd dua, now want> mH>Urem<!ftl>- lot all ttoffoc:-a tosk 10 monumental that IOV"rrun41ftt spoknmen admol ..technolocv for thos colculabOII b not PI'OMf'taly av-.llble." WhM and If the techno#oav ~ ova.iloble, ctrt&on Stllteswith ,_., trofflc donoltlft (no freeway ou•h hou,., for <'"'mpfo) are virtually certaon to fall the federal aui<h!Jinef on cotnpltantt'. for whoc:h the penalty " the lou o# a port10<1oi «Jlfunds Tht>wmllove the ironiC effect o# coUrtaollftl 10fety ompr......,ments on the aftected stllt~> h..,_ayo. California's Department of Transpor1atton e$tlmates th•t fodO<al enforcem... t auidelines w•ll •ttereas.e Irs admln•~tt~U:iVf' C:OSIJ from J20.000 01 prtsent, 10 mort th•n 1200.000. Anotho< cost •ttributoble to the Nm.sJ t1 1t.J ""P"1 on truckel'! Atthouah t.rucks, l1kt uri tf'l ~tte< molea.. at 1-.r speed< tanumrna ptoper ftnal--dre\<e lllOOJl r....t. per· mifr cons at hlcher ~dl ouM.,.h .tddod _.,... o# l!o#tl A rK.~t r~ from a n ollie;~ of the DeportmMt of A,arrcuhure reveAled thAt whilr • )J pe:rctnl.. inprovt>m~nt .n fJI~ c.on.sumptktn redu«d ' trudce:r's PH""'IIe 6pen>e about 3 s ~ent> tuple lhat••vin&> retulled from an onere- in speed of 10 mph All of thtS SUJIHb ttYt. ev~ rf tot•l tom;p~,.nu with the Nm>l w ........ "' w ....,.. ~«. \M m..,.U... t..Mtott would t.. less tlwn t1w cosu onvolwd l"otol compliance oppur> hlahlv unhkely. In 'Pit• of lara• lnfuJlo<ls of man-rand mon<tv durin1 the post >ix vur>, noncompliant<' b wicles!>feod and "'ln1 A"ordinl to offlcool "''""'1M """" than hall al all rrafflc .., roocb Wflh w Nmsf ,_. O«<!Ck SS mph. An ts!Jmoted 70-80 ptf<ent of all driVOfl clo 10 Ol leost some o# ttw !Jme The ,_.,.speodofttoffoc:.whichfell 7-10 mph durin« tho lnotooii!Asohrw C!bt>-ond ''"'" dllfina ~ latt y..r-hu risen nudoly ot all other tom"' Elahtv-filth percentile tpeods, whoch hove specO.f ••lue .. ...SiutOIS of tuffoc ~'""' on 10M"I. at<! coro>istll!ntly abov~ (,() mph -IJ hlah u 68 mph'"placn -~. .,..... fationally for speed< "' e>cns o# 1fw r-~msl hove rllt'ft hom S 7 m•ll"''' ml97l. to rnor~ than 8 mllhortAtus p.ut v••·· to"" opparontefftct lowtr-.na ~~average wr-lgh1 of the pau~naer ""' f!..t 1000 lb per urwlllnvesevenh•met•~much a..olrn• u w S$-mph speed lomot pu..-pcwh to sa~. shahUy h11~ ure PfMWte1i and more fr~t tune ups Would t.. mot~ efftct"'• (thfn ''· of c.oune. JOt1W ccm onvof•ed ....... - tune.up•~ .tnd con ..dtunc lh•t r•dral '"~' omprove mol~ 3.5 Pf'rce.nl 11 ~A'OUid be che.aPH and mor~ efftc1ovf to '""" a <et to O"<fY drwf't' who doesfl•t pre~otlv Ul>t! them than to pen.tSt wrth the cunMt unpopolo11r and impractkal proar•m ~ I tn!...,..,_odramoloc:d«hrw., 11a1Uc accide<>u and ~otlls Durin& 197 4 the<e wore tome 130.000 f~ ..,.,.....,,. tlwn tho pm!iouf yur, • reduction of n. . rlv 4 percent Ht1hway fotilh~ .dropped 1& percent •• ''""~l'fldto197)-f,_H,600to 46.000-and U..doath ·~• l>tf 100 mdllo<l vtilo<.t. milt's fell'''"" 4 J to 36 So.opporten of tho Nmsl wHo quick to crodrt lowet >peed> fot WGh chllnce> At t..ut ~ percont o# the fotohtv reduction •• dorectly onrlbut..,le to the SS<nph speed limit," the DOT onnounced, oddona tlwt on the batll of '" >tUdiH, ''4500 to 6000 lives hov• ~ "wd .,.,h yur •• • ~uft • Other ~" of the •aloty ..ubldllmen(. .,...,...,. a •mailer percentaa• of tho .,_.,,1@110; to the . _ fPC'IOd IH11ot. ....,... _.nv .mh thn " " " - ' - The few dOf-1.,1 "f'ft' c.nbcu:ed u much lOt tht• motwn .. for thell fondonp •v~,-.ae ~peeds ha-d at the ..me Lime IG<idenli had d~cre•sed. a. c•uu~·~ffect relit ""''h'll was Ofe>umed ck<•••'ed There were other ceu•t-• . howfver r~er wdttdr m•lf'\ t..cou,. of aasohne '""""''"' and h'lhH pnus meant '"' ove-•11 elposure. hence , ...... occodoiiiJ lncrf:.a.sed dn\l'f'rawArtnHt pi•~H • thouah no <oukl uv how red•. much of one- And 10m~ ttchnoloaal omprove,.,nli. such .u Added mrles. ol .nttotStlle h•chway. inueast'd u~ of r.Q&t~l tlrtJ, tht: advent of be-llet uft.tv beth •nd th~ b•lt·•an•tlon onterlock. etc.. abo contributed SS MPH &nd Said)' What w"n't undor>toocl 0\ the Onfo of the- fn01ol "'&nthcant lrme was how 1re•t tM c:umulat.tve comequenc:b al the ...,.., ool tflect of these cho,.e would~ It 1$ ,_.cfur that Wy OCCOUIII lor vo,..lly en!Ko lA'" on h""w•v ,.,..~ clut•nt and . ,,., the a•sol.,. cn•u o# l"l-"7• Atthou1h no e-wct .tla'U t:Un t'\t.t t 1nd ~ttmllf'S varv 111 thto way from • percent (C.I•fornl&) to 12 pe<cont (Nort~ CortdNJ moot authoottH cOtw:u• •n • S pHC.e1H ovenoll moh!qe roduct- Wl»t. lhl$ ""'t OliiCh. II hod lfeOIOf •ocnii~U~rr« ~- o# the londs of drrvt'C moot •ffK1f'd NOfllu drr"•"C df.c:rto•.Jed m•to than doi'\I<M ,.,., d<"''"' mot• th... ti~ drrv~ •nd """"""" •nd hofld•v troffoc """ hardest hot of oil A tvP<UI "_. "" 1-o. w~ m•l••re dropped only f>.ll POfC""t on rural road.t dur•na •f't"kd•vJ. but fell 2S )0 porcent on weel.Md> lnurnuch as the~""'- of dt,..,. """t affected ~ the lAic#"'" .mo. "'"" •re l"ouated Wldo !too "'-""'' ""!dent <Ot., (a lcohol abu~. doYC"t f•t•Ut> lind an.ttIOCWI drrv•na aU .,~ •• '~" w p~aks). r~duced f•rst-half t974 Thl\ c•lcu1•uon u.ket- into ncount ltahter tr•Ut! densitv(• factO!' motwd ----- -- - ------------- ,,..,...,., '"' "' In fOCl top off oc,.ls • t the C•ltfornt.t O~p.utment of Transpo<Utoan or~ worrtod bv nfdence thAt. Denirt\ rf'm•'"' the most miAI>k> ...c~oc ""' of acctdtont m.c.tdt:nce! .. A H"<.ond ma)Of' ch•net en condltooru durona 1•1• 197) •nd earl\' 1974 Wal tht alttr"eon '" d10ver att~udo> Althouah doflitult to QUOnt•fv. the effect> of thos he•atuened awareneu w~· ~ mandested WJ two _...,. Aw.-. sooed> btpn to drop ~- the -..n. ·-"" ~ "' ,._"' ~ma,., Mforcemt'lll ...cl thts. p•r\od tpef'dt. do<:tutod on •If roocb. ,,,.. thoR' posted lor the lower limit. st..hct >how that vol""wv •ctJons produced the tVUtftt dunn a li ~ ::;: i f ~ .,;... In .. f"'Y , _ Tobie 1) The death .. ~ ho•.,. reached ~ ...0<.- ._,~ ~~q.., 1'97) ,.,..,. ............... ~ and J......"' 197•. ~-sl~ ..,p ~ the ..,f............,t d rho ,.....,. tt ....,...wd >toll furthe< " -m•f ,.~,IW tu.PC>'tn ffttorfd •nd the A,.., embart10 Hided Althouah r..tu<.ed dn"1n1 and ~·aht.n.ed drtvtt a-warf'nftt werr mPOn•tblt' for w"' noMS...,,.., """' of the wfocv '"'"'""""~'" llolf 197• • """" .tnfluena wa~ &I war\ Th.t •~.t. the evo#utQ\atV ln'nd to lf"aler tt•ihc yfety • tondenq- thor has conttnuf'd and Amenc•tt h•chw1vt ha"'~ btcomf' COMIStf!f1dy wf" fOJ lh.f p.i\t half '""'''*" ,..... century,.,.. Tabf• 21 S..t......, 1925 •nd 197S. the death ~··nod ~~- 19 0 10 l 4-.-n •mptO\'emt'nt of rouahlv ••t.. 1 S ~rcenl pt-t v••r-wtulf' hiahw•v >peed> . - woth equ•l consttlencv lhtt ••re.-m«-nt be1wffft areat« >peed and lfOat.. "• fetv \IIJ•~ arh~wd •dwou1" C~Wflt. taliiO'Yf ""'Pfownwftb 1ft the fft'-'lrotM""-f'flt r\ rrvth.ne hom beliM mf'<h•n drv.O.... ..-cy-o~ bam.,1 on bftd&e a butmtnU and break•wa)l h-"t ".ttK11rch.• to t.he ref.-n1 ol J-po.no s•f•tv ~Molt h,,,.,.....y SV$ltm.S Fiftv yeart o# trolioc hiStorY SUIJfSU that tht death ra~ woold ha"" d.:lined by ...,. omourc with or ,..;~ a fuel cnsl>. and •llh or ...u- • SS """" ._.s _....,..._,...._ 747 Kenmore Ave.<-SwtoJ832-3122 Manager Oowg Brown ROLLS BACK PRICES - on many automotive services --------------------------------- mazDa ~ •uthotaUMl whtch '' • ¥.-f'll Ht•biKhod corolla<y of 0(( ......1 Kar_& Tire Inc. - mllf'IC~ •ccount«< for about JO perct>nl of the rf'duct)()n •n fatal•ht,. cfurtf\1 i NIMI,.... poued - rud"ftl thtor N.Y.S. Inspection: $3.00 w ith any coupon 1 I I 1 -----------------------,----------------------- I Front Disc Pads o• 2-Wheel Drum Brakes 1 $29.95 With eo._, .,-"', ...... ..,...,.\rt,., ...... ~Qf't, : I I ~el II ------------------------r--l $12 95 I <-Lo..-e•..., ,.,,. Alignment' $9.95 Wllll eo._. --- "--.t~C...~c:--~...,,..111 --------------------' Transmission Tune- up <OIIIncludedl 1 1 Lube- Oil- Filter r.. ...,,..,_....,c.,.. • • Wlth Coupon c:-tulnh...,>ottt · 1 I I 1 I $14.95 Wit!! Coupon r,IIIOit~c.s-.c....-~ ....,,.,.l I I I 1 L•••••••••••••••••~••··~··••••••••~ 1981 Mazda RX·7GSL HALL'S Has What You Are Looking For. TOYOTA MAZDA TRimwH M.G. RENAULT AMC-JEEP Hall's Toyota • Mazda 6179 Transit Road Lockport, NY 625-8444 A tL1 S• ·• , ()P. , •• ·t • ... ,',t ..... " -...-.. .. •cr• 'c· Q,;:.· ;' 1 "rd ~ CHECKPOINT --- FOREIGN CAR INC. 10 mfnutes from UB Amherst Campus. .18 • K· :H )rr ~. ..:;: AB-W.'\\ REN~U~ ... [3,/:J 0 NY 1.l223 836-2033 �~ . • 55 mph . ~ ~ 1imot . Washinaton, D.C -bas~ ufety adl/ocare R., JohMon h.. nouo, "followlna a lllarp dl'Clline in fa~litv rates from 1973 10 1974. «tva) rates . aradually •pproaehed predicted ratet unut. In 1978, they exceeded predicted rate<" Uee Table l) It i! opparent from Tablel tha~ while voluntary >Peed recklctions were auoua ted wltb minor improve-menu in ufetv ar the bqinnina of the fuel crbb, the Natlomol ~ llmrt f * ~ had little or no lmpoct. Thts flndlna Is ..,.,.lrtenl woth aA that is known ~boot - r ll>t'ed rontna. the ulltdetivlna principle of whkh was set forth in a pomphlt'l· by the Southern Califomla Autorm>Ollo I ~ j i ! ic AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE • • . Low-:st Rates • Immediate 10 Cards e [nstallments Available • I 837-2278( ~:' ;;;~:: ~·:t.v:"~~ the majoriry of motorbts are found to be successful (while! that arbrt~ly restrkt the m~ty of 1.,., ·· Insurance Guidance Center dri\ters ettcov ract wt'lolu•le violations, Jack the public's suppor1. il!1d usu•llv laO to brina J.bout deiitfible cha.na n m drtvl"c behavfo< Thls is especially true ot \ 3800 Harlem Road (Between Kensington & CleulaJ) .Spef'd lOOIOI • r •-=-...;:...:•:..__•;;__..::.. • ___:•:..._...:;. • -"-•:...._•..:._..: • -.:•:...._•..:._..::.•., • Bob & Don's MobU • •• 1375 • Millersport Hwy, • - 632-9533 - ~ •e nre Change •e 011er nme Is Here! • • Am.h erat • We offer the ben tires, at reuooable prices -don't be mWJe.d b9 tire lltore acb·· they u...tly c:.Mt muc:.b -~by the time they add ln mountlag, tielaacl... etc. • e • • e e CAll OR STOP BY FOR PRICES AND SEE. THE DIFF£BENCEt • • • • e e 'e <-.:=--=.-.=---.-.-.- -.--.-.--.-.--._) • • -~,...,.. • u- The U lh Potcentilt Speed Hmlts that " reUect the beho•ioc of the ma,onty"" ore detennlned by the 85th pl"fttnble metl>od T raffle " m-O<..t .and •1>0<!<1• rocorded for a >ectlon of road whe<e prima lac"' s~ limits ae de~ired. the opeed that 15 out of eve~¥ 100 cdn e~cHd, and thai the other 85 trove! al "' below, is lht 8Sth•ptrcentlle ~.,.,.,d. Sl>O<!d lrmlts norm.JIIv ire ••t 5 mph below this lt&u"' This tech~jqUI! t$ founded 0t1 an) obK"Nation made some l5 yeaD •ao by Matthew C Sielskr. a traffiC enslneet fa< the Chicago Motor Club. On the bast> of <Xttn>ive studl.. ol a cddenu alona selocted mtdwestern h•a hw•vs,. Siel\lu det.rrmaned ttllt, " Most motoruu dnyo at • reo>ONble ond prDI"" 4 spred. '"d ate c~able of recoanilinl condfllons rhat warrant towers s;pHd,.~· PractJ<&l .-per~ ha• bome ou1 thu- concfus4on Whete ohJ~rvat!ons: are made alona unposted roadJ with no conceoled llaurd•. cots ttavelina at the 8511> - P<!f(lentile sl>O<!d have been found to ~vt> the fewest accidents, sUtUticaUy, a ur tr•vefitta thil sl>O<!<f io S-6 tim"' IH$ ldcely to <<iSh thon one driving 5-10 mph below the pofttd limit The effect of po<tlna speed Hmits 11t or near the 85th pet<:entile is to reduct: the number ..... ,_ •. of accidents OGcurrina on that road; it recklces them whether the previous limit wu aboVt> or below the 85th peruntlle s.,.,.,d. But tilts in. .lu•ble implement of hlahwoy saf~ty cannot be applled on ~~t here h an enormou s mismotCh betweton enforcfiJ'trnt proctlce and cn sb involvemenl.'~ the HRSC reseorchers concluded paflr.w-.y~~ ...T l _ , . This mbmotth i• lrkely to fretwavJ. intentate • hrahw•v< and other limited-access roach where the con>eq~ of crashes ore most "'"""'· unbl the federal formula Is ..ithdrown and decilion·mlkina power5 Jre returned to local jurii<lktions. In the meantltM. the ability of loca l to provide ~ttective traffk m•n•aement IS befna ""mper~d • b y federal requir-nts. Officers have many rt"sponsibolill., in •ddlttor1 to el'1fotcn1.& spef'd limns: as.sistinc at the ><:ene of acc idents. n..... and publlc dl>turbonces, oiiTOitln1 con1inu~ until popular mlsconc.eorionJ about the retallonship between Jl)eed ond .ICcidenl.s- J.re corrected . For .....,mplt, tt1ffk tnaineM now know that speed " the primary causal facto< in only «i fM'rcent of all •ccidents- >!>fed rn this use mul"ina • too fast for conditions."' not m<'retv •u ceedlnc posted t•m tts *' Ytt cr4,dcd0\lllrns on sPHdJna-po.f\icutorty on open, toahtlv trivet...:~ hi&hw•v- will! the lowHt accident n~,teJ-contrttue drunk and aacres.swe drivers•. to be- • fal/Oritr tactic of manv ~ldina • Jtrand e d motorloU: offt<.lals •nd polittolans identofvtnl huords and potrollt)l There 1> no qtlestlon that speed u'Hemitrts the Jil(ellhood •nd h•atwls~ a,..u, and mu'h more Ye1. in order to meet the OOT -s-eventy of injuriM when aecide.nci schedule f01Jncre.ued compliAnce do occur. but an equally weir with the NmJI, pol•ce have been es~bllshed tent! of 20\h century tor<:ed to pUll outo( hoal>-risk .,.... tt•nsporuoon Js man~s dK:•stOn to on weekends •nd ))ohdoys, in travel fastff than he con af/O<d to order to poool frtt>ways and crash Unde-r $oUCh ckcumstanCe) 1nterstaae htghway5 whf.~ the r;.sk there il more co p 1n from of •n acctdm.t JJ lowe;n rlfmfnt~t•na thf c•use>s of Jn Oreaon. for cnsr'.tnct. st•te aceidenu than from the eHort to pohce now devo<o on..thttd of Impose Speed Prohtbtuon thett time lo potrolltna treewoys. ffK, 85th porcenul• " no< onh where only 6 pl"fttnt of · that the belt known method lor s•tt•ng state'' traffK fatahtift occur re•IIStiC sJ)IH!d ltmtU, 1t h.ll INl!ftler INn 51 percent of the added t~dvant• .. of ~ncreutne the arresu '""de ore ft>< PJtceedlflathe ovtt•ll proport.on of tr1ff•c Nmsl. ewn thou,h that oct Is tr•vrhna wtthinc thr pace (the kl CCM\Sidf:rfd • minor U:use of mph ranae on whoch the hf11heit .acc:Jd~ts. Oreaon 1uthor1t~ h.tve percentaer of r:r afftc move)) u '' cotculoted that the "direct an t"$labhshed f1ct chat f~tc 'no~as.e '"' enfoccemtof cost In acctdfnts occur when the cre-J.teit temu of ofhctr p•trol on frHWIIVS. numbe.- of caJS aft tnW'J•ne withtn amounts to Sl ,J82.97f ~pact Anothrt import_1ntt actoc annually because ot the 55-mph 1s. that ~hide fuel economy bask rule .. would benefit from a ~moother M onalysls of lhe Colilomoa flow ol tr•lf•c Hoahway Patrol ""' shown that Accordtnaly. 11& T recommends >POflkoused acc•denU """lted on the followtn• lO fM'rcent of all ta,.ltttes In thai 1} Jmmediote repeal ol the state. "Thus. 70 porcent of oil 55-mph {'labonal mnimum sl>O<!<f facaHties rewltfd ftom c1use1 fimil St~te tea•slators. must be other than .speed, '" lndtca.lJOtl uraed to Ulke action in the ~~ that enf01c~rnent concentr•tion '""'rests of hiahwn safety. • on speed violotions alone would 21 R..llocation of fundtna from not be- GomisttrH W1th ~he the Hoahwoy S..fety r'\ct of 19711 to demorutrated accident problem ·• rncr...., the of the asth In North Carolll\a. the Hiahwar pl"fttntile tn settina prlmo fKif! S..fety Research Center (HSRC) ran Hmit:s on •II road.st .. nd fcx I SlAtistkol compolisOII of the tdenc1fvinc •nd elirtlinat•na leadina cau>esoflroftlc actrdenu, concealed road haurds: versus tfK, number of ttoflic tid<eu J) Feder•l old to e>;p&nd and iss~ for e•ch of those •ctions1 omplemenl the "concept of Tratfte attemptmg t o detetmlnt t~ Ma.naa.ment Bv Obff<tWes. in appropn•teness ol enfD<cemenL which the primary objecttve " the Here Is a P"J\Ifl hstlfll of the redllctoon ol accidenu and the ,.....lu (Sft Table 4~ .. Yit)l of lives; 4) Consldottna the profound effect they hove had on >OClety ond tho mwket place. ~oftUnued impleiT>er>taliori o( the ledenllv m.andated Corporate r'\veraae fuel ~conomv (CAFE) s,.ndards u the most productrvt opprooch to fUt>l economy savlnas. a,enc-. r<., m-Ju..,Jt CJ/uion .S.Mu,~c. GENE MANHARDT, Prop. COMPLETE COWS/ON SERVICE , 1 19 Elmhurst Street. Buffalo 14216 <..,. 111oc1t nolttl ef Amherwt St. off E l - A....) 874-~16 Night Towing 883-8996 BUFFALO DRIVING SCHOOLS Inc. SERVING W.N.Y. 0\/ER mYEARS __ ...... _....,.. ·------. ISTUDENT DISCOUNT ON ROAD LESSONS I ............. ,.,.._. N.Y.S. REQUIRED 3 HOUR COURSE I~DJ LOW COST INSURANCE LowDown Payment WILLOUGHBY INSURANCE 48TraneltRd. 6tU-5100 7 5 Bioacl St. onawalad.. N.Y. 694-2200 152SMain St. at Ferry. Buffalo ' . 885-8100 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/81d0dd7927e2b6b5ba42cbafdc93e8e0.pdf dbbf8b8cdb2358fc2b666517407f8c00 PDF Text Text 13 April 1981 Vol. 31, No. 80 SUNY a1 Buffalo _ e d • .._lhuSIOOpcr_r_. if 111o Fs.o. ....., "' Amhml -......, fe<. AY· Sl oailboft ...S Clllll ~ - 1 ...., . . . - · .... o( pmiQa lho •dd1donat fund • att slim. •• Ktncr ··e- <OI>dudod. WMD uked why 1bo Danai Scbool tw 10 .... Sq.....,, Ktllot' lllicl koopins lho unioo purely ,.,. • ...,.,... Is lmpracsical. "h .... built 10 liCCOOUDOCial< • lllldall popuWion lhat Wl11 no lon&cr bo on 1hil C:UOfN'," be: explained. ..,.. plan is 10 lhiR all bill lho Hcallh SdaiCICS 10 Amh<n~ and )'01> - oootin!IO buslna lluda>ll .......... - · U)'OI>disaaroo.l'OU•<~Ibo fW>CiatDalUII idea IIIII UB will opcra&o iartdY as a IUrblattlan campu>." Kt:tlcr""""" lho ~or lllldalll' vitriolic: cri~JcW:Do_.,ll ad.W.Utntion '• failure 10 unlly 1he UoiYenhJ-bY ~ how 001< clocs - · "WUl do )IOU willa 10 haw ... ........ o( briocina I ID&Cdla7" .,. _.;..r • ........ "I haw asumal, I haw bad 10 - . IIIII a Pmidcal is DO( u cad..aD. ~. Ho hal 10 bo &CD\Irt!Oflul _ .." The Univenily • leader aboukl also OD<Ouncr No ............ ... 1971 K411W obo IICidn:aed • pecked .... LauaiO .... dr<w tliall) - l ' r c l l l alloty aowd. Tile pollle, bat"biau auclieDcr bllped COIIviDoe ibc St.................. ($A,) Sault• tbon lha& • - . of ''lao .,.r-.c•·- ......... a. Frida)"1 po~~~> - -ked by C>lllllplaecacy. K<IIC< rodclal ~ XI ......... d..... lho OOt and ~hour ....... Tile I'Rolclclll surpllocl lho _.ny ...cspoaoi·•- whqa .......... -lho p11Ds dn- up by lho Slao )'01111 (or . . . . &amly . . , _ - " ' poollallly- ... -....s. ~ ....... - .......... ~ ~_,. 2 •andanb.,. lllicl. ~. bot ""' .......S.e u.-ivo lllinldna. and , m-.ver an in11lludon 0U1 o( putirolarly difflcull problelms. -"- RespobdlAito a COIIIplainl lhal bo tw ""' becu u "daarismatJ(" ,. maay would have liked, Ketler lllicl 111a1 tw becu lhe lela or his cooc:om. "'Tbo (O< • Pmidiin1 IIIII I have jua ••ed do - add lftl..._ up 10 cbarbma. For- lha is~. Cor olhorl, llula II ""'·" helllicl _lhnul. Asked if he .. •krlcd W1dt lbc . . - or ~- UB.boc:lamecl, " l - sablicd willllho ••• of ac:edcmic: _ _ . aa,....tocn. Wohawae-berof-10 In&- - • ....... - .mlldp.'' UB, bo lidded, II kno<o"11 -.lcl<lbc wea as "" "-...linaiY aood plaoo. " Kdl<r wu oflm queried by lludcnu w1lo --. CDncorncd wllh hb CX>IIImitmenl to lh6r . - .. He •'Oicod supPOn for canW.IIOd opposidon 10 Albany b<ldJOI CUll and tultiaol loika, but Jakl bo WCMIId - embort - bopdcss benlos. Oee studaa asked lua1 ahout his failuroiO '"""'''Y - ill ..... lho I.WOO hilt< lhis - · pottiadatty o( W s - ie 1971. •-n.a. I uuprioal may poopk willl a reall)o bliaaifta aa..t." he nalkd, "'buu I oaly...,...... _ , r.-.,... other SUNY Praidaot (E.X. fftcwoll • 8uffillo s.... me"""'"' Cc>~~oao). Wllm , ..,. 11o1s,...., • - ..,...,_ed with a 1llilloe hin ill.. . I pick . . , . benlcs baed on lh6r cbanc:eor.....,..,·· ~TE Swi1Cbl11c to academia, wtUc:h in Olbor yean ""' bcee 111o lOili< or ~ Kater cqJiaincd lh&l tbo ad01inlslt1otioo c:aJ!DOC fund SCATE-(b< audent c:ourw and evalualion-b<caux it WCMIId lh<ft haw 10 oxen ill own canuola on lho proja:t. Uaioo c:DOinoeu, he added, ..U fe< facuk1 P<U evaluadon, noc evaiU&Iloo by SllldaltS. ..Tbe r wo yt.a r commitm~lll 1hc aiJn.iaislnrioc mad< 10 (Wid half of SCAtt." lt<uer added . ...,.. intmdcd 10 "" lho projoct orr 111< ....,..... ao aodaW could dcocido ....... ....,.,.,_ ...., I:Jdo<oved • 1......,. ......... ' "'~"'~=-'--=~~~.::.: offidol eouJd do acadcllllt Whc:D asked if SCATE could, or should, 10p plaDalaa. ' cqolaiDiaa IIIII tb< •all'·vic:e p<aidau. I deaas, , clq>anmcnl beods-lhoulcl -.,e .._.....,. 1.0 docide lhe iDiliUodoe '1 ac:edcmic: b< ...... ..,. <l<oponmenll ia cauz~. I 'DillaMry'-Pp.S-7 I Craps-Pp.B-9 1 Hutdles- P. I3 tkl........,. Ka.tu Aid mar wCM.dd vio&art: wOOn. rqulalou. • �~ In the Fall or 1979. WSC cooducted a survq of tbe approldm.uely 600 stlldtnts It auolls -*' ,ear ...t 74 pcrcc:tllladicared thiU Womc:a'• Sradia - - ··corlcbed their exporicacc iD Othrr CIOUJ'JCI ar lbe Univmicy.'' 1lle JUf"C1 reponed dw II pereca1 the courte~ u "JOOCI" 10 "cacdleat" iD term~ or penoaal .,.,..ua rated adctiac that Womca Stodiu' courses helped 10 increase their adf conlldeDoe. Accordilla 10 tbe JWW:Y, ll pmxat or IS stel6eDU ladica1ed that they would be latcrated in a Womca'P Studiq. dqree citber as alinak or dollbk ~But um-.a'Jil)' ~ daimed that lbe sample aroup is not rcprcscntatlvc or larac CIIOOlah to warrant devdoPnJ a DC"' l>epanment. To help contell these ~tp~rnenu. WSC b aponsorina a Career Day April 14. It h9PCI rhe day will make more people aware of tile BA procnam IJ1d draw inrerc:slo to Its activities. "The purpox or the career bay," Hicks said. "a to t lck.orf the 8A and Introduce tb t proaram to rhe UniYCrSity." Sbe ~ that profeaional women from employmen!" aF"dcs an4 local feminists will be In attcndal>ce to answer queslioas alld dilcvJI job opcninp and new opportunities ~or,.._, ha'" Taae- ''For example." Hickuald, "aeed!cn can fCl rdeue titne to wort -Mill ~~ b111 not to-k with ano~Mr oollqc." She lj1dcd. "C¥Cn &radua~t studeniJ are discourqed to worlt wlth bec:lu" ~ Bclorc tile WSC propoMI is acc:epted, h must ao tbrouah a myriad or we'rerl'ola~nt." administrative leYels In both UB ind l"nnddcaa SUNY Central- wbcR thcte already hu Hicks sald that one or the ouuta~~dina' been 101111t raenatlon.The Faculty pointJ or the Women's Srudies proaram DraA, tile Vice Pnsidenl for Aaademk Is the pr-icallly or the core studies. Affain, tile. DMiioa of UIICkrvadUIKe " The unique thlna abaur thb ni..ior," Educ:atlon DraA mllll IPP«<YC the ~e CJtplalned , "is thiU it allows people proaram , before It reachl!J the to act praaical experience in the Praident. eommunny. " I fed duu Ibis Is an unUJual thlna for Tbt ~ dopa Jlf'OPOIII, which prepued b,- 1111dcnts, rec:ulry and an N,u ~ L.cttcn ma}or," Hkks us WSC wants its ties with ol~r deparunenu to be more than juSl a crou-lbtioa of couuts inro an underaraduate currlcllh&m, Hicks o!Mined. ~ ''CI:JIIqa ,.~·t ~sidered liS valid a pan. of tbe Uni-.lty as a deparunena Is," she added. • wsc hal a aued. thai unltss it is itvqrated a a ceo~ra1 or 1M '*' . I Ginzburg notes a lack-of rights , ., U.. C.... Uoloe. That ,... ths lboncot lea~~rc lmqluble. There was .._, "' 01<1 ~ 10 talk 11llle Ire DO I I - rilbts ill tbe 5ovlct Ualotl, &...W. cfiuidalt AlciiMdft ~ toW a pacbd crowd lD tile Fillmore lloo• Tburaday e¥elllaa· Oa lllaJ topic, tbere b .00U.. 10 talk lboul . • • The ailed pod - e d, bowcver, that tbuc IJ a , o _ t for fradom. "It is aa uauual , exclti na phcaa- aa In tile OSSil," he daillled. Olubura detailed hh .,....alrillor)lofllprellion In llllllla Ia tbe coatca of buman rillrh· The wrbcr ~ diet be IPCDI a ine ,.n 1D Soviet .,n-. and labor Cllllll' -.cl- tually ~ to tile Uakad Stata 111 '"'· . . . . wltll tllrae otllcr writers for two coovlc:ud ..,_t ._.. 1116a. . about." But tbe m o - Ia that dlnctioll w plaed tbe fllftled writer's t11pp01t tiocetbe 19SOI aDd bb oommltmau to it talllral ill Iris numerous ..-resu. " I was a joumalisl iD Ruula. Tbrouall that profcuion I saw the iDj~ In aoYM~~nmt," Ciiazbura related. Tbtdillldmt explained to !be capdvc audlalct tbar bumaa freedom di.Jappcared ia tile So¥lec Unloll In 1917 after the BolshcYit ~ution. Ourina Lbc rcian of terror that roll()wed, 66 miUlon human Uva wcri "wasted." DellreJ ......nc _ , Btu r e ian• or terror, Ola.t.bura added, do DOt happen .,. acddeat. "Tbdr partla&lar aoeJ b 10 dalroy res111uc:c by llllbudaa tile people -Mtll a complete feelina or rear," he ''WileD lar.bepD speakq oa lite colleae circuit," laid . , OIUb11r1 uld tllroaap a "Tllll C1U1D01 be illjectcd by lnUIMor, "I lried to dllcuu laaificllla las tbaa 66 mllllon .._. riPU ...t doe 5oYict Yicdaas." ~ But rear must al~ be aa:ompuled b,- a - - e ~ or people'£ llistork IIICIII«J, be explained, ud 1M mluea caaD01 be allowed 10 COfiCCiveolayotllcrm«hodof ~ ., m1ft IOdal Ia)IaS c:ao be dimioal.e d. 0ae of tile rn~ daDerlb dauoyed was"rellpoa:_"ID one , way a basis of people's 10uk," OinzburJ said. By tbe 1920&, he added, tile bcademalu omona the peasaotry were:ooe, aDd 20 yean laur, catlre small natiooaliJts JnKiPe bad been eliminated • "Simultancowly,a rlll!lle&al basis bciaa aeaed by the rq:ime. People were dcprlyed of Y&riouJ lepl riahts and now, noae remain," tbe author remarked. "Yet despite tile difficult hill.ocy," he added , ''a biiiiWI f'lahts movCO>eDt wu born has contiDued 10 devdop." By 19S6, Olubura explaftlcd, JICOIIle MR r.hiotfDa more iodcpaldeatly. Thc~of resht&IICC ia Polaact, the ..s. ATTENTION ALL ~FUNDED ORGANIZATI~NS: ~ BUDGET HEARINGS SPECIALS THIS WEBIC AT DUBBL'S •• n.tESOAY. lliUIISDAY 6 SAn.tADAY: ~ Modw....r... --r, \ ~ Ca!l 855-8943 Will begin Monday, April 20 through Thursday, ~prU 2S. ~ wmtESOAY. t - ....... 6 T......_ owic1o 615.00 lin< pnu. Uolou tillk .a 11iQ1M far S50 a obk. 1\11 n......y ..ly. , _ 12-J- ...... w...u., 6 lohd o--. I'IIIDAY: Gory S..... M4 £aodc Atte11danoe at the budget hearings Is · MANDA TORY If you wish to receive funds! atso.tt;J get.your ~aslfl.tted time - ...... --r,.. ......_, _~ _.._ __ _....1.1_. • ., . ,.,.___ _ _ _ Ill Check Yt~tsflub'a mailbox o; call th8 SA off~ c.....:' DWIL'S 1 L l SltEE ,y,.,..,. witlt"tltil 8(}. . v.w ..•,.,,.,, • I • _ ... I ------------------------· �SUNYlooking to expand its system aJi......uv. by 0.. Holde:r a...,...,£tlil.,. AI ciiKIIIl- continues for ~ C'.UU '-!loft of 1 SUNY ~q>pcr~ t<dloical Jdlool illlhe Utka·Rom< 1tca. unlvm.ky •Yilcm ofllciab h••c bqun conleml'lltlna the .....1oo I II<W unit d<w>lcct 10 JOV<rnmentiJ &tudiel. Accordinato lbe Buf/lllo E~nl~1 Nt.,.lh< ocw inJtitution would a>fti'UIIrale on aovanma'll and publk .oervlo<. The school, •11kh ..._, be CWill'd lfiCI thor l11r New Yort P<I'IIO< Ndoon RD<tefdlcr, would be '-lectin Albuy. The ~ Qlllftlioo of the SUNY Is ''lmcler ClOIItlclentioe" ...,..,inc 10 one lldmlnlth&o.. bot be ..,.eel lllll k probably "cloaD'<avol.. ~ .. anc1 mfallt Wwed llll1ize cxiaiq Sill< Ulll\'mlfy of Nnr Yort 1t Alblfty fadlkla. CoNtnoction b qccl for be built law uwRomc ltt.a. Accofdinc to I SUNY Cmtnol Admindtruioo spoketman, lilt SUNY Board of Tru11ees ..111 be meetU\J on Aprill2 and 2l. The lirs1 afternoon snslon Is urually rC$ttVCd fot "oprn dJJcus.don," he ...Xcct, and conrumcct lbat a-•o "<OMituetion ol c~<rUihdy on 1 campus In th< Utica-Rome 1tt.a b w ....,.tL" 1M ..... 1o cbi&Jied 10 orr.. ..,..,... in lbe jiiiDOr """ tcaior lrvds, as wdlao • .....,.,.,, c~qr.,. prop~m . ll would co11etr ........,... ia lilt Cmual Nne Yatk SUit ouu. Alsilt11111 Secr<tary to lilt ao_,.,. lot Edu<alioa 011d Arts Irvin& F...ctman lql<lf1ed lhll "vvious U«llltivu have been looked 11 . Wballllt GoV<I'IIOr has lookccl for b sorn< conJ<tUUIIocaUy. Tbm: has bc<n some pulhJnc and yd6na 10 '"' Ihe campus loti•eel jvst quulde or in lhe ci1y (of Ulla~)." .., 11 ~ lldll llep for """"""'*' Tht loca&ions for the '*"Pill COilllniCUOO indudtd Nla ill do'wlllown Utica. 1 ~ of lh< Utac1 PJYCholocy Cm•cr. or ~ .nu. Mobawt Valley Ccnununlty Collqe. Local kad..-s bad lousbt over lh< uoa ~~~. F...ctm011 r<vealed, and only camt 10 on th< Mtrcy-. smoll commun~y '-eel bot....., Rome 011d U1kl-tllc rectnlly. AmOIII its o<hcr advanta~es. lhc llll04tn Nburban' propeny hiS alrudy had some onnllnoction -k-loducflna I'OIIdJ ancl ~ plamncnt-4nct its purd!Me by SUNY. 11lc SUNY fPOkcspermft lllicl lhll "llw opt..- WOK diaeuued" • lbt 1111 TNR«< noott~Qa, ••b lbt c:b<arat btiQc ...... -~ Valloy Ccramwu!1 Collqt. Blr1 lhlS .... JCal u "wry UApOPUiat .. Willi tbt Utkl raiclaiiS, """' ... . . _ 10 • por- oppooed it" F...ctm10 Mud. " The 1ocol dtiz.cns Oltcndccl tile lui Trustc<o mcui111 on W.., numbers 10 lbow suppon for lhe Marcy Ill<. tbe IPOk<SPmOn no~ccl, loo:IQdlna members Q( "aowrnmcn~. lndiiJUY IDd lht O.ambot of Comm...,/." tblJ month's m«tina "eould npccl lriO<her show or rcsporuc,.. he affirmccl. A Utlai-Rom< lite "bas bccft eont<mplarccl since 1961," Ft«dmmOI said. and ''Uit G o - has U>diaotccl hi> "'PPCit\-" He pounedOutlh.u eurrcntly ·~be P<oblem bwilll 1bt SUNY T ....... " " - lhc PfOJ"Cl <nJ0Y1 . _ n from 1op Albany ofiiN!s, Ududlna ~ Hll&b I. Corey and U..cnan1 GoOUDat Malo M. C -. Bolio offlclab aplarDcd that oolluna dclinott has bc<n oonfumccl on !he .,._, SUNY ampu>, bul F.-..... copunentccl lllat tho na1 mp tS "10 dtlmnlnr lf our bell lnlcrt:lll lk wilh 1ht Morey " Elllicott keys confiscated r ..o llabmco resldtnu or Spouldina Quad-.Jc were orreslccl urly Fridoy momitla and ch1raect will> d<ar« buralarYand araod laroeny for •h•lllell or ov..- lOO k<)'l to !be Elllc:on Compkx. The •wo 11udtnts, o.orr McDonald or 4811 ~~... Olld Loui> Bortimotda or 491.-- dttlinecl in lbe Erk Coanty H~ Cmter Fridoy nlllil in lieu or fJOOQ boll. Aalorcflna •o Director ul Publl< Safay L« Onrran, 1 1111n1 buraluY · - is btlna J01111MTbc k.,.._ or w1oidl --• ,.....,.., ~:~~»bk of - l oa vir1ually ew:ry doo< io 1h< ,.,_~ llolto frocn tile Spouldina Cuaodild Senolclos' Oflft !all Aiodoy. . . . lUX. - · IAkm. i.Ciudinc 1 color •dtvislon "" Oriflin aid lhll 1 "tip" reckwd by Public Salt!) carlltrtut - k led oflk>ers 10 Donald S.cin, a rtsld<nt ol3n WUk-. "tbo aUotedlY bacfbc<n barborloilhe ~~- tekvlslon ~tt 111 .., orr....,pus hoUS<Furlbcr lnlonnlllioo, lroat a "ccmr"'-lal-", led Public Safety 10 ·lbt ·- ~ mlckau. Cirifllll CICI>Ioiocd tbll - . ccmftOAtccl ""-b ccrWo tvidenee Public Slfay bad apillsl " - · McOooald aad llattimoa:il "coaresscct 10 llldr pen of ~ lhlrd blorPY-·· OfriCUI .-tually I'«XM:rcct Jll keys lrocn insodt • ....,. wm In llkOonald's room. and after chcddna for ..,. ...Willa on the dDp boldina the keyslllltl-b<T. cOaduded lbll noae ba.d been r<rnCIV<CI 01 duplicated. ,.._ Monday_ Recession Rock & Roll c..m.,... ia lbt But lh< 10-~ Pubbc Safay >"<lean said no other crimt lh<)l COIIIIDilled, 0< IN: has ~CT - a l ly ia...Uptccl, bas "rcnderccl ao muy ptoplt >-ulncnbk at oat time.•• He oddcd, ho•~'ct. 11>11 !be 110ko k<)' were not !ned to bn:allnto an) room'•• Elbcou. and woal) wbattbe aupccu intcodtd to .,.. ~ t<)'l ror hi$ 001 iramaliotdY bc<n dtlmniotd. "AD 1can sayit.lhlltbry•etta "<rY ICiivt aroup of yoona mcm," Otirrm noted, odding 11111 "evnythma " now bac.lt to nOrma) .•• &dn, •'llo .... vr<>~ccl on misdemeanor char,.. or 1llal'llllllc Satay l)itcaor bdl<ws lhll all 1htaok:n Rys 11ft DO'!' rdumed eJICqlC fO< I otw iadlvldual . . _ _ , _ _.,. Uyo lila th< su..-.lllicllhcy dbcardod -.17.,... . . brak..m. CiriOID, - . I friday altcmooa aft.,. h< bad beal-tt.t b JO..........;ve hoatsoe~lht cue.llld be cxpcou !be ~- auclfD&sto be apllcltcct in ......, 00... blqlorics •bicb ba.. occurml "" Ill< Ambtnl poua&Jna stokn propenr """ liflh c~<ar« po1$<1Si0<\ of acomrollcciSOibstanct. iuilo lhouahl 10 be lnvolwd in other CIOIPI'I buralar~G. II<XOrdiq 10 Grifron . As fu u tbr iden1i1y of PubUc Saft~r'• "coaf"""'lal toortt" who led ofr10m 10 k<)'l" . - y , Griffin •-ould only say that be at Ill< ..,. 1 lludcut," IIIII b moot likely ia lint roc lhc S200 r.-."lrd po>tcct ilrlmediAtdy 1ner tbt burslarY- Jazz legends . 0. A,.tl-13 all4 14, jau • - lr&eods CuatlM< Ha•pc_l 1od I ta- L« wAI lUke lh<lt 11oe Ar~~aa A-na.• c.nuno~ ee.,... 351 Mille• A- T-*J'• ~ ...... ol 4 p.-. '"" ..-. • - clllld,... olld do...t. AI . ,.. f lft '• 1\. i 25 cent drafts 50 cent drinks Till Midnight! ytlr- ....... ..._ w1111 -... ...........,. ., ~"'..,~OI!dllt'l--; ... _ . - 1e ... ....... FO<- •r-.~o~~, all Ouil at iJ4.101JO< Mldlld or T- 11 111# - ·sr~ ~ ·31~. n.~wmm.~-~~~~~~;:==~: .. ·•· - ·"116o;.::.- ,._ ••• ~~--~----~~~~------~ /loti'Wierwarrr.u.-...:..~hS..:.~•~,_..c..­ ,.-ao.tl!¥.,_~.,.,__....-.cr.._~~A.........., ~rciodrle:~ Tt!Cfn:J&e.tarw:S...._ T ~~ FOOD SERVICE REBATES!!! Fot. ntJDI!NTS JOINING '1111! C HABAD Hou~ PA!SOV!a MEAL PLAN MIW- c.... ..ouw .. T - TO $TAn.u. eo...-. III!I'Oa: fllmAT, AJ'IW. 17. ' ~'1100< A T eo........ T..a. .. 5QvJa CDnu ~ Fot. wou INfOIINAnON CAU. 688-1642 01. 632-<>450~ iiea~ ... 5'illcWOiro,.__. . . . . 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Nt~- ... - ............ ~~ae.e- ...... �. f I ! • ...-------.-..GinZBurg me THE MAGIC·OF DISNEY Haprila Rewoludoa, ..,., rdease of priJODCt.l from a.c:eat..aioa CD!~)& filded 1M ...-... cliaidmu. ......_ IIQporuot perbapl was tbc .-pie wbo from the CUll'S illto a ~"'' compkcdy claDolisbed by tbc ANIMATION IS BACK. i i.. ..u.dUd tbc ,.._ cou111 a&Dd _ , loaa." Olothura l&ld. "I wu prepwina the fowtll ial>e and the KOB armtec1 - and a ~ or poetry." · ICGII ..,._ Dwina OiJIZbura'• two-JQr uotuee, otlltr litcrtt)' mapzincs bad beal cttablllhed. oc.b<n... Tbdr editon, be explllioed, wa-c DOC throwa Ill ~. "We ~hll..,tlr fdt roo; the rnt time thai ~ Gmzbura hlaudf bttame bad adUe¥al a t.lay •sland or hlvolllec! with the movanc:nt Ia freedom," be l&ld . tbe ll)j()s as a :rouna jou."DaliJt. AAcr ~ rdeax from labor He Aid it wu "UDJllea-" to camp OiJubura worked io tbc - IUs wrilina altered 110 that it rree press. Two writers, be ...... unrecoplizllble. rcc:aJied, bad pubiJsbed tbcir " I tried my baud io varioua areaa or joumalism aod finallY worlt ouuide or tbe Sovicl fouDd ooc oic:be. 1 wuo'c Uoloo aod •a-e ures~ed. Tberc were tremeodoua c:orreaed by tbe aoveromen~ d~wadons and a number wbat I WI'OU about ballet. of Western i ntellec tuals " But seriously, h wu proCcsted. E~~a~tuaUy famow perhaps my misfortune, Russian wrltm joined tbe eall perhaps my luck tbat I took my proreuion 10 aeriously." for freedom . Olru.bura received a copy or Oilll.bura aald. In the Soviet Union, the tbe traoiCript from the wrlten' complacent apealc"" added, a trials. "They mowed tbe picture joumalilt either &leddes to or Sovicc justice and Soviet droi)-Out or the l)t'OfeasiQa or propqaoda," he aald . "l e\'altually bad • book Oft IUCCWilbt to tbe CC1110t$11lp ... a writea oaly that wlticb will pua my banda and I didn't ltnow wbat to do witb it. So, I took a throulb editors' bands. OiM.bura bqan • poeuy ODp)' ltralabt to the KO 8 and l&ld If !bey WOIIIdD't release it mapzine io Rossi& commined to free~. Explalnioa to writ~. I wollld ." tha aD priJul111 equipdlCIJ\ was A rew-moothllater Oim.bura OWDcd by the abvemmm!, be W&l apill arrcaed, but his,book aaid be would stuff hia bad made it co the Ws. I)'IIC'f>'tit<r with earboll p&pa" antf make u many copia as be c:oukl . The IJI"odDCt ... tbm paucd from baud lO band by iu ~orccrror,"GiDz.butl~. f '1lley l'illod tbc VKUum with tbeir stories and iltsplred '"Tllf feet t.ba we proccedcd earry out sucll an obDo:&ious eel did playlu role," Olnzboq rdatcd. "Tho-..ds of people Pf(ltalcd Wllca we were put oo 10 trial. It wu the~ oftbc hllmlll riahts~. fuWJy 1111961." N--' YIIIM - Out of lb.- wllo protealed, • coelidoa eaDed tbc Otoup for Oef-of . . _ &iPu iD tbc was formed, ,.bleb publlslacd tbe Cluoltid~ of USSR Cllrrmt E~ts. Followilll tbat. io 1974, writer Alebandr Solzheoits)'D was ~ from tbe Soviet Uruoo ror one of IUs books end, oa« in the West, donated an or bl$ royalties IO Rossia'1 politic:al pri1o11en. Frona the •eed mDIIe)',tbc Rossian Social Fund formed and today hdps more tban 700 ram&. "The fund," Oinzbur' said, "helps mum the villon of a normal future to RUS$ia-a future witb human ltiodneu." Since his e~<Ue to the WCit In 1979, the writer said be baa learned to value freedom as well as the effOrt toward ~·violent proteat . " I have abo sea~ more people outside of the Sovicl Uoion committed to Communivn. The a or it people bave ICCII, the easlcr it is to be committed lo it," Olnzbuta explained. "It Is very euy 10 adi'Oeate it when in America.'' •••••a•••••••••nlliii•BIII Op.a Wed..- til at a.....,. - YIM'· COMMUTER COUNCIL MEMBERS IUpportcn. "llut ...-en sodl dlildla SCATE Needs a Helping Hand US:--.....::.----=-to provide information about courses and :....:......:~-----HELP instructors at registnltioo. - QUI ]im 'at 636-2950 or talJr to us from 10 a.m.-2 p. m. on rite first floor of Squire. · - REMEMBER!!!Commuter Affeh Coordinltor ELECTIONS will be held APRIL 16, 1 6 , 17th �l 2 ni• Jj ·w ~ . · h Ui• f[illh·l urs I g. flJ n .r(,...l trtr ~~~~ ig as{.ra.fl · · o fn. · · ir- I rtl rltlf f Q. ~ WH~Jlhlff(I ell trl!:rrfsi lf :I. '< ~. lrt~h:! ~ 1 Jf(~;!li.fJ,f~ ~, l•1 ff r.it~i~;~r!}J ~ .. Ur.~ 5i.a Q llir'l liJi r.ti~f [ 1 i~~ ;rl :;t l r 0 rr ~~.trr!~r . hlJl ;; lJ r;Jsa. llhh· l!hf~i li'u· ...., o f~ ~ t=Jo @Rl @ 'I I. ~ · "i T f .st. ~' ! tts 1 Q.r·rr ~ li1 !tr i;!i~f ~"LI~f 1 ~.. J§ . . liZ·§ 1 l isl• 0 r ·lf~~tt J•br·hl~s~rafa. fht•l "R~ {It ll. ' 1 !l.r • ! ~ ~ ~!1s . ~~ g:l-r •• ' tD · sllfht- "f n lflm·~•wm f~~tflfttlf1 ~ I ~!f!Hlb~th~ ~ ilrii;J tifrlh -< ' I �~©@W@~ •~------------~--~-. . J1 The followlng1~tundlld organizations Navahos. -:--:-~ ! HAVE NOT retumed b~ r&q~Jf!st&: !:'=:..ty ~ J .......... lhol ... ~ -at gota . . ....,..ollhe)obo....Sihol ft I I~ lhoy coundl In ... ACCOUNT1NG CLUB ..., """" ........ ...,......"""'... "*>eel Cool""*"- ~. ... ~ dwlo , . . , . , """'boom ...,.....s The ECONOMICS AERONAUTICS a ASTRONAUTICS MEDIEVALISTS CLUB AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS MUSIC EDUCATORS MIEIICM NUCLEAR soctETY , ORO. OF ARAB STUDENTS 'IMII_, PHYSICAL EDUCATR>N MAJORS MCHII'ECTURE SASH CHEMICAL ENGINEERS SCHOOL OF PHARIIACY SA CLA181C8 SHADEs OF MOVEMENT COMMUNICAnON (CUSA) If you do not prtoolhol_,...._.,......-~_ -ts .......... ~~u~....,._no prtoo--- --~.- ~polmod ou1. ....... ,_..,...,... .......... .......... ----· prtoo TheN......., _-..dy lrjllrlg.., lor ..... 0011. tw--. lha Pont lo c:llomklg lhol. -.Aid -lor lha ...... ....,.,..., bv lha """'from roaga&M ........ ....a ...,... ... · -""""'""'· ""*"would ' l . . . . . . ."'·•••ll!l••••lllillilill!!!iiilliiillll!~~~~~ ?• ..,.,.,._.. ............ nt.olloedan ..too YOtad ,... led to bollove lhol the NMio would 1111 good .... """Y ... If In the pion& ~. ~ • ..., 1\.m ....a 10110 ....... ......-. _.. ....... ..c:dy how 0011 .. to II ptlcos. "The IDclians ..n.tod The NMio h!adm did """ INc they gelling ... noc 1onow 1Jo.., other poom nadom N-.>Und aftd 1ft l ! w _.. -~ thn ............. thft land lo bolna ciOmaged bv mtp They didn't hove the vttol rnln11'og. • reid RaiJCirls. tnlotrn.eon noadod to , . lUCh dull. In eddldon, they trpOU ltttt. BlackNEnghh artd did noc unclontand lht Bieck Mou ttllt>Oihtr -.. in ... dul't oondlltont . Navaho rOIIIValion whee lllrip "When the ll'tbol ...... did .... ITIInlt!s end 0011 ~ planlo """' lolled "' "'"' the IIMndaJ end the""""*'Y ~t~ollh« bopadamounlolprollll to goln. the ~ noctva. "The Nawbo l*ecl hew boom pl.-! In ....... por-...1 poollono, but the motoriiY - doing ~ labor )cOo rllhor ~ baing ~ lao ,_. sldlecl ) . . . - -. Roloblns~. ~ ..,., 150 NMio - . l*ecl bv a-NI Coopar-. but they _.. .. boloe fhd . . . . . allogod '*"-or...._ Boa 1 - 1-. Talbert, there · will be no funds allotted to you. No . exceptions will be made. ~ I """ ... ....._....... llobblno ........... ....._...,. to RclbiW. lhe ..... lo lhe a..- ol ....... Aloft, •• ol ~ . ....... ~- ... . . , _ .... ....s .,.._to_"""""' ......,........._ol _ " " * h .,._,. ~ ...... """"*- ol ........... - - o l - ..-:1 In ........ aftd tur~ In a reque~t by 3:30 p.m. TODA'Y . to the SA office, i11 . Ollad>ed-to ,......... - ~~~~oolboN.....,_J-o ;-:-t~:'~...~ bo • ~· BORED 1 ? t 1 1 7? ~ N<lhe)l..-bolae&r.d "' _,.. place lor _ . . """' plwa M*h had <bed doM> Thlo- bopugba .. ol FecS.ol _,ciolwho N<llllod the a.- -· ?? In addition, ......,. 14,000 oaa "' land .. Bleck Mou ... be ............,...., ....... olfle ~~r~p "'"'""· ~eompanta .... Nqlhd by ~ 141*'11 .._ lo -land but the ..... .,.._.. - -v .._. ....s - bo ciOdgod," Rai>IW llld. In ....... to ~ lurart lnclon . . . . - ,, .... ~ 11 ol 2S lit!. colod the Counc:t i:noo!lll "--aT.... IC£RT) rormac~ .. ... ~ OOUftdl. They - - • pb c:onol WELL TIIEN••• \) GBT YOUR HBAD IN'TIIE CLOUDS" ' "YOUR ASS OFF THE 1M"'"" .......... ..._, -!'!! . ' .. . . -~ ( _·. ' """' 0011 l n d - .. worij. .... ~. ·~~· GRASS"••• · SKYDIVB!!! . } 4 r -~ J(. 492-2514 IN8TR1JCTOR8, JlJMPMA8TBR8 4 BIGGBRS .......... . . - . ---~ ""*" aftd t~t~.- ....... ""* carr .,........_..._...,. _,._.,..........,... Rai>IW - ' lhol deaor>elled ... ....... ... _....., .......... _... 11-. ...... lndtlnt~on Fedlnlland." ....... .-1. They ~W~~~u~-. .. lha . . . . . - bo h-.! ._.._. ..., ...... ~- 437'-9880 the ..,........ ............. ...... ' - pul ,.) ~·~ ~.~ . • From li!ll """'-· the ooundl �, . :/ Wilil!i flW r ~r J f !HUH ~' ~1w !rfWtffJU! . . .. . . P' . . f I J ~ ~ ' .:a . •pr'nlift.f{J ,,. .rrJW 1l· ' ·hr ~ j~ 1 lf I H u . · ! ·~ 1~ i == -· • ·l ~ i ·I . ~tlr!ftH;f~!~fHJ 11 ~~t rll-ts;h•tfi -~~Ht~f!rtt~l·~ ~~ijnm ·--1~ ~ J f it 1111 9 · '! tbifl1t'·'··•" !~-a.-~JI ·t ]Hi nl-lj]•t !H Uf!. Pif'J~W i- if ~Hi rr'h·piHHl l ~~ -~ • d!e ,,ffh~!i Jl~ !J,fl ,rh.J ~~ ,ihr .m hltil.!·•nm 0~ n ' .. . I f n fll ~ ~ ~ "' Jb !!uHttlH '· .~ l rii .,-i~ ·: ifUilunlmil!rH !!!!Ui;MH k ~~~!b ln ~mmu .M~~h?!UH Hn1 nnith!v f !I" I 2: s; ~ ; ,II IW ' ...,a , \' .. t \ ~ ! \ !t~~\ . t!.l i, t ~ t\i .., ~ 1 1•111.., Cl '4 - • """'OOdS 0\U ' l . .4 �i J " I Russian State debates leg A Multi-Media pttsentatlon on . ~ ChartreS Catbedtal -Featuring- 111 1Uctoar4 Clloe • Lecture- "'IJ!e ~cnctors of Cbarues Cathedral" by Prof. John James $p«NN , _ , _ U.u•• 110 "'PJ''ntn -.y II will redi>Ct ~. locrusc IOUNm ond poovldc tbe I~Uil~ lbll will boil OW New York Swe't Alltint CICOIOOIIty. 110 dctra<tora coli Jt a botbal for orpallod crime, a .....,.pdq aoclal diooae and, ultmaldy, mort th.an 1111 wordl. It II ...U.O pmblifta. ud It Is a \'Oiatik, cmociooal issue, tile f0<81 point or .,. ilu_.. poltiQI debate """- Dllt<OCn< ) <>DIIkl ha>e a func!.......W effect on tile f•un ol tile Scat< ond its Qllm£. The New York Scatc ~""'wiD ruura to tile q11<Sdoa or kpllzcd caolao _ . . . tllir ........... Sllpport<rJ or t11e ~ will be ttylq to PG'b ....,....... tllroap botb tile " - l i lY end s-clllaa w\1- tile way Co< a~ rcfcrclld""' tllat coeld ret tloc .._ for cuiDo ill LOIIa blaad, the Cmtlk. ..._ . Folk and pooaibly . - . Bulfalo. A<lCOI'Ciiq to Sw• law, a retOiadae lcrc>•ICI>< to publi< '*'* Film- by John Carwdy -a... r.r~mube.,...,.....~botb-iat­ ...,.u_ COiliCCIICM ,.... Tbt ~UR last year JIO-' dPt ror t1oc ~ or cu1ao -blioa. ..tl clirterinl Ill tile propoi<d """'"" o( ..a- to be built,lbdr localiao ond <oll<lher lbcy will be pubidy or prt,•oiJ o - . Alcauloe · - bdlla r~ 00 .rrocu to . . . ratify tile ...,.utlont and a '-cd dcbele is expaud. LINGO MANIA Language' Festival ProtM411.- ' A...,.bi)'IIIU Oudy IJl>$diVU or l'ar Roebway 1ponoo«d ICV<I'al .-lcnioDS c:urreDtly filed ia lbc l.qltla-. CllairiMJI or tile Aaanbly lllbcoolubiueo: 00 casiDo pmbUn&. she b ...,. of doe prialc ~ bcbind effort• to lcpliu culM pmblifta. 'll1llch sbc bdiovcr will lncrcuc the number or jobs in tile Scato. broadal tile we bas< and k(q) New York clollan circulatill& within tbe Sune. Buc AJS<:mblyman Jobn B. Shtffer or WiUiamsYilk, Wbo Is leadlna the AJS<:mbly llahi11Pinst tbe rooolutiom, tblnks tile State Is playlq wilh flrc In 00DJ1c1erina asino pmbllna. and ml&bt a<t bumect: "1'1-om tile JOcial Ulldpolnt, tile drauatie lncr<OR or vloknt crime and the illrdtrotioll or cuinol by orpoitcd crime dcmenu concuns me fiC*ly," Sheffer told. TIW SPI!<t"'m. "I!J-corloally, thcK o_pendou haft been inllllratcd by tilt mob... Sheffer cltalJ<!naed tile eo:onomie o r . - s in ra- or casiDo eopedally the contention lllaa c:asinoc will ~y ilellve the Scat~·· <lllpioymal and tax -bUna. Where: Fillmore Room~ Squire Hall When: Saturday, April 18 , _19S l Time: ·2:00 p.m. - ? Come and IAam About.Other Langua~s J �.i 1 f I centerfol d, ~oU/ette? alized gambling ll<ol>lcm>- "Thai'• - ·.. be Slid. ''Not - - tbe . . _ ,... ben In AlbMy ... UJina lhlit - -·· --- Atlantic City adjusts to casinos, arrival Rt~'Hua A audy onh< OCIOOOIDk: inll*l or c:osino pmblina in New Yort Sute .... iua . - J y rdtalcd b)o the Stotc l)q>anmm1 or Conuoaee. n.e """'· c:a<C'IIi<d by the New Yort~ a<coutlliaa fum of Pete, Marwlct 0011 M4dldl. Uldicooi<J lbal the casino lodwuy ""'ulcl add tofll< 27,000 joblln the State by 198S, and 17,700 by 11193. Tu rcvcnua 'on casino winllinp-usumi111 a tu 1111e of 20 pera:nt-...,ulcl be S29S tDilJion ID Jll!S, ...., $91) miltioa by 1993. The rq><in <A!m"cs 191S cadfto ,._.,..at S6IO millbl. with a 1993 ..Umatr of S2.S biUlon. Tltr audy also lnducl<d what Commcn:c Dtpanmcnt ~bl Crala Watelidd termecl a "rnocleJI" opinlaa poll, In '<lliciJ .lO 1>uJiDca. polilicalaod a>mmunhy leaden """ ~ ........... 00 c:uiDo ~The lub)CQI e.qw-.-d tiule cooam ._, tile iluaell<oblem uooc:iated witb CIISinoo, and lhhouah naerc:1w1u preferred tbat cuinoo be locll<d away from their buJineuco, 1h~ pmbllna eJtlblllbmalu would llan liltle or oo ncpti.., cffoc:t on the b.Wness cllmate accotdinJ to Watdldd. ' Sua OS the~ lobby il pll1ly supported by iAtCRSU JUeb as the ~ lndwuy, the IWO<&Sino lobby is funded in a larae pen by tbc bold in<IUA<J. The Now York Stau CooJiti!la for OuiDo Oamint rcprCIC1lU the int<rCJU of hold-o,....,. IIUCn'kk, belides tbt N..., York Hold and Motd Trada CowociJ of die AfL.CIO, aocorcliQa to Mid>ad S. Prtndetpsr,ltcWatiw_ of the ooolitioo. ,..._.,WI.., TllcploiJ....... . ~· faa lbal both lobbies "'joy Dqllllbcd labor 1Uppo<1 po.,u out the ClOIIIPicDy of the c:uiDo panblilla blUe, wblclt b PDIIIiadJi aa-.1 In th.ll ill propouat1s and _ . do not di>ide ~Ilona peny fiDel. As with the a....., budact Ml, the ..... ~ 10 lwd IICC>I>OIIUc tlmn-bu di>ided -.~ty harmonious lnlcrau apinll Mdl Olbu. • The bold ~~ ....... 10 bci.e& ,_,die..,_., or COSiao ..-..... .. fila, ..--.a ~ 11w OOClllnlctiala of doe ...., . Hllroo bold 011 lhc -rtoat and the propoaod bulldllla of a H"'" "-1 hold 011 Main Slroa...., ...,._ -~~~ lllllldpe&ioa of- I W c:uiDo pill~......... . ~.!'~Qtoof faaprila of Clllcalo---- ....... bulle! I'IQioof cfldla Ill lieD Q e o b - oM Niopra Falls. Aacla New Joney baildiaa..-P bu uawilld pions ror the --.-Joa or a 1,000 1'011111 bo1eJ in lhc ID .,.,_belt" ___._....-,....u- Wbilt - h y casino OIIC"IIotJ contmuc to prey orr poor resident'• vulncrabolity. As clebatr abow>ds m N<W York S...e ~ lhr po"ibtlity o• lq.IJiml cuino pmbli111, _,.. ..,..,. propon..,.. pOilll to tbc recent cccnomk IUCCCiiS of Adantle City, New JerKY casinos. Ul.<wi>c, cuino OJ!ponall.l claim that Allanlit Cily'l failwa have provm 10 OUI~Jh any cc:onomic bmd'lu. Acoordin& 10 Fetieral Bureau or ln•CIUIIboa {FBI) aatiJtics. ~ m Allaodc: Oar ,_ 8l.6 pc:rcmc ill the r..... lia month.! of 1980. New JCf1t)' State Poliec Superinltftdenl Ointon Paaano rcporu that Atlantic City crimt 1111<J have ioc:reosqj faaer than any oth<r city isltbat - .. The ta,..,. inc:rc:ueJ occurred ill lhc buraJaoy - Jarc..,y . ._.... AIW>ric City l'labtit Safety Oommissioaer Edwin Roth bdJeva that lhe liiCR&IC eouJcl be dirocl17 atlribtllcd IO I rUe In thr number of tourist&. Atlantie Oty hal a reJJclcnual • ~or .0,000 bat auracu up to .!00,000 Yiskou a day. os Tbercforc, Rotb c:omCIIdl, .....silions will oaly <DDK cosinol arc opmcd IIDd lhcir populority iacn:ucs. Ptacntly, there on sill li<mlal cosinol Ol><l'lllil1l in Atlantie City. N.,.,.. loolttd loolttt lo Novanber. 1976, "'len _........, a CO<llll<utional llmtlldmcnt pa1lllulna tbe ...... by a subtwllial bul - overwhc:lalina maram. Rcslde:ots wore ,_ed by a 1978 Memorial Day weclccnd "boncymooa," ·u I&!Dblcn poeked lhc reoo......S Adanck: City lloan!walt for the c:uioo'• debut. Relon• 1A1cmaLiaaa1 Cuioo, 9!llldt cxpmoos of SIOO.OOO a day, pOSIOd .-r(y Sl.l<Dillioe durlaa lhc f111t _ inalrml_._n.e _,_ To date, culnos have IWoducoct abo111 SilO million In wbik -piOyioa&- 16,000 c:itiocm. Adoallt Ci!J"• ............, _ ~ ~. .... arabilimlll ., .,.._a. Ia addilioa, criDca claim, - . or lhc promised toeial rcfoml _....... have Ileal ~ed. Sinot huodr<cls of poor ...., clclalr Atlantic C'dy reJJclcnu wet< forced ouc or slum amu by land opoeulaton, chy olftc:ials ..,...,., ill W.,,l97710 - • aa launedlale cffan 10 . . . . tbe ~ ~ llocouo ...,.._ w hoped IO <aa cJw Jo<ao"- bouoiaa 10 .Ut fot c:asillo looccls, New .lenty ~ Jrcodaa Byrne -OIIJICcd a poliey wbaeby cadfto ........... ~ be-IUcd IO al4 1b6 MOC!y, O'ltics OOCII.cl that powny mMiaJ ._p&nl, .._.. tor that •ate. Cola.~ \\'hlk the ncw casieoo ......,....S 10 diooiaatt ..,.. .twa ne;abborlloods, many oocuend thai ocher ..,....,.ed dcmt:nis" have remained~"'"" muhlpOed. A 1971 Law &r.,..,..,..,. Assistance Adtninluntioa . . _ tb11 ilkpl aambtiti&..U..>niD AllmLoC Cltyeoatiaoad tocxbl aa 1ft'""" kvek. ''Tbcrt IS 110 ericlaJot from Ibis •uclr or orbm ••. thai lcplizadon of........,...._blinadocslaw cnforccmoot qc:ndosany £avon. " lkn:pcn a11<d. Cocll~ pmblcn. meao..-t.ik,, have allqodly beat aunaed to 1be Allllntie City locaUoa. 1o Soaoary,l9'!9. Now Jcncy SaNtor Harn100 ~ inttoducala bill caJ1ir11 fot a Narional ............... oa ..,..,.,......~ ~ V..lllilms estimated tbat Now Soney aloae barbon J7S.OOO ~.. pmb~. Rcporu estimate lbal apprDIIirna<dy l miWoo compubcvc pmblcn reticle ie the U..iled Siii<J. The Jeai$1atioo ll<opolcd tbc aariaa or • CXIftllisJioo 10 11ucly tbc ia>poq or CX>a~pulsiff _.,.,. oo IOCUI. ccoaom~r. hedll and welfare IWoblala. AllaDric City had bcc:omo a ha•.., for this ill.,..., William• clalmcd. How_y _ llonicall7. Willioms blmsdf .... ompliclltd .. lhc Fd!nsary, 1!110 A8SCAM of AIIIIDIIt City ca>inoJ. Vicloxapcs ma6y by FBI ln..aiptors shoWillilms boostioa or haVIDI UJed hl.l inn~ with the N.,. Jmey OlAno Control Commbsioo 10 aid Ril• Alsod.ao.... iD....,..._ .--1 wiUcil w applied ror • cuino ......... • Rh Aaoclate~ Praidau Sob<~ Mumydeim<d II< !lad met with the Salatot for a "bus!n<ss eon f.......,. " Williams allq<dly recomm"""" • Jolla~ frla!d, .,1>o wbscquendy bdpcd Rh 10 pia ra- wiLla the - · fPIII'biUII COfiUilislion. {A lldditlooo. Williaaii's wife. JCSilCIIo, had ~lOlly --s as • Rh board dftaor, a -una 10 lhc WiiUD.I, ..,....._, daticd..., ..~. Yea, In IilJa or tbe New JCf1t)' ..eapada, the New VorL Coallllon for c..ioo o.nblil>a.,..... that New York Stat• is "jUJltoo bla...., ~cd" 10 ioaar tbc wnc probkms wbidl ha"" pl8pcd AIIMric City. H.,_, critics COOl ODd thai Ne-w .l<nq Atowd be .,...ed u a model ror New Yort St11e. The ialfu• or crime "'" claim. is DOl wottb the IWOOPCa of economic ~.;. Ncvenhcleu. lhc llltlmatt cleci$ioo tics with the - ..... --Y· �Too ollellat •lara- ~-~- attiOI*flly da!IWiona ..... ...-. 01 collagae ....... o.owm and ·~ . . . . . . allllll1 , .... Cflar'8Ctaf!ZIIa period peat.~ and~ . . ,..,.,_ Pit In tr. ~ atNCIIIIe for a......., ..... nwdlocrt. ....._. Fot , _ . wa have W81Chad tie O)'Oia at U8. ~ In 1M , _ . . . . lind IOCiel . . . . _ dDwnw8nl ~ t!WIIdl , _ ~ Into dellclanl tuppott. 1M llliDf'Cte lind ~- ~ U8.,. ..... of lila late ftiDI Mt. II* IIIUCII of tllelr tpa(lcle;,llla _.,.of !dip lind CfMtlon outatde ot the IIMI ~ hill largely cllml~ 8o JWOIIrM' ..... w-·.ll1lclae ~ (W8C! ,..,.... CUlt and II"'O'MM 8late.,...... . . ,. "'*' .. -. a~M~~~Pt~no to~ a Nollelor'•-- ofleftllo, wot --~ lotlt•WII•fortM~•a-. ~·· ~~~ .. pen o1 ,tna 1-tton tile! - ' * I - begi"'*'CC of lila 1tmla lind a jll)ltlon of the Un'-IIIJ Ill~ IIIII et11101118d llg81net buclgM c:ut• end II'OIIfMI Mlbeclla. h Ia pert of the c:oe...,.. that Ml en _ , . . of -uve t~ 101 SUNY Md , _ . - t y bean ..unacs 011ellmlnateel ~of ~loW-- ,..,o,...~··StudleSIIU--opl~~~~~~~~~l w111c1t1 Wll lit ~eel to the jNnflt Faculty of Ana end lAtter - - IIIIa . . .. If epprollecl, It woul<l metll the 11m tlmeln •lx ,..,."* a , _ dapart"**l llu -lntrod~ to the Onlveralty. l'lftl1 for Women'a SludiH, ' -· the bacllelor'a ofletlng would ... tor _,.... ual Pl'oor- lind a ~ repon8tlon llaCit toceiiY and Nationally. WSC IIIII bean ~lzed u no1 ontp _ _ ., but alao • - of the luderlln Ita Held. ThaN 11 ..,id arvun-1 In .,;. claim lila! lacklno ~ 81aiUII ~ there Ia no degraa oHIWing praaanta aomt o11e1ao11a for SIUCIIaa. The Unlveralty definitely oH- • department !nOR than II off. . one ,._,bet of tne "* -·d w-·• Colleglata ~· • So the daalra on the pett of WSC ~ to na.. ...,.. atfllllltlon •1111 other dapa<l-a than ai'"!IIY croe.llltlngs Into the undefondut• cunlallum Ia valid. ~ 'o eookaa_,. Allllon Hll*l, 101 aM of Ill oolt.oUve ~llattmantl, 11'18 ColleQM . . no1 ~ad • valid 1 pert of 11'18 Unl-ally u are madrugada . ~· Yll\- _...,. -Y'hom p1aM and IntO tecta. there are .ubatantlal that llfiOUI<I gain 11'18 I1QIO to oJfflf I Welll..,tiOOC . . _.ttloltnewoywe -.bU\1 wee think I he.. ....,.. - - then IO maQ Ill~ dagr. ..1'hooP<OQfall\...,oltaanennual-.reoeoi800S111danlSIIncl..-. T<>whlt. --·~>~lle~oi-I'I)Ot1IIMI"aa .-lvecl ptaiM I tom "* t~- of lila! grqup. yo~~r - . Nol only K tototty 1ac:1t _ , boonoo Before an~ progrlllfll• offered depart mantel statue It muet work Itt p r - t a lhfOUQIIa myriad ol aclmlnlatratlva •-•• both within ue- 1M_,.,., -.lnlatrllllon tn Albany,. The arguments aoatMt..,...,. ,- - • depawtrnatlt to a U..-.tty •IYMdl' atriPI*flly , _ .-tralnla may be competl~ But the mlaalon ol IIIla Onlvaralty-af>ll a ny l. .rnlng lnltltutlon-11 to expand Ita o"-!ngl and brOaden Itt """"""~ " " ·-·~~ W8C proved It 1111 the right atull to eoar, but It nMdS tl'l8 clearance to raall~ take flight. Glad you came· Ot Ill•• ""'-a¥, bUll! - clamn p!M.Miond •'*' n , _ - p - . t•Whaltt ,.. 1rled oli!M . , . , . , _, _,__,trM,_•...,-...-. •n<I,UtiiJ iocljt tdl'va"*•--"olllolo-t-.HakO(JIIttl tlMV t...n unoont........, i on my heir. ~ ... _ 1 - - - ' ' Mltlnt lOtion•,... .oil follod.l did ot ono u.... he.. ""' P«mmnann. ll;n .,.., w .. ~ 1 wet tho only ~1<1 on the b10c1c wltn curty on- ,_. .,;_, 10 lor 110<n . , . . WOtldnt I -·-lot...., the nolr..,., otrolgl!t ,_.. • Willie_.,. 011 oubfeet.IIIY l>olr heo no _ _,., - o n IIIIo- will> llalr t h a - o1 modeling clor. It heo no ~to ot .a - t h e ...... o l " ' - &l..nvth s..w..lft." o n d - · qlllte _ . _ "'- onlr Kudoa )o the 200-250 ~te WhO decided Ftlday that naartng 1M ~ P!nldant apeak on lnelr lnte-ta wu more lf1111011atlt than o-t•t Hoapltal, the aunlhlne, or a quick frlabH toea around Squlra'a fountain. QJad to - yeu give a damn. -•-tt. _..,. to lila.. to odd o dNhort""' of~~ booOI It to Ito WOtld!\11 atAngth. Wile<! It woo In tly\11, I ...., heel m~ heir '"'"'*teel," 1M I '-1 It g,... out when a lrll<lcl called down to !N lrcwn lila balcony of KIMnbiiNI Muolc ltat~ •w.y Oltillecll!llkf" rou w11n '"' --comptolnolloUIIbelrl~or-ol Edltot~n-Ctllel --- ......... ,I.Miy---- - -..;.....Yior Jootphlllmon All - ~ ... ~ ..... Jonya.y ......... Cifr ••••.• . .· p eo..er-.... ....... ., ..... I · . lloMit~ ........... -r.lftgolo . ·""- .............. ... ......... - C f U I ....... - . . ..... ~ -~ -~- . ............,.c,_ ...... ._... .......... ........ - .,.~ . . . . ....,. • • • T-PotN . . """'* -····· ..... """'".lolln..II.COColo c...... ... -- - -=~-..... -A.~k -···· -··~ tlletr\ bUt I think I M1 1M lor , _ , OO<nl)loiMte. rmonty5'2" tollon<lmrM~gr~tlo wflhln5 n.. of CoatrtopOI/!In rMglllino "Gulcle to o More . .liY You." aom.thl<lg It ciNI!y wrong, tllo"'ff. Elttw my logo.,. too o11o1t lot my _ , Ot my _ , It too 10n0 lot my~,•., fn Into heve MCon morellltn • - - frteo In t11e1r II- oomptoJdon. I I*'OfiOIIy dorl'l know.,_ who IOoko like me t-v OWl, bUt on the-~-. 1dorl't know mony , _ - . , . . - o oor1< bullellr> bo•rd. My n ln • - - lll"r,.nMiy - ..-tno ..,_ . , _ - - · - 111011- · - · · the Elena cacaves "*" ot>oul-...,.,.. ciNn w.yt!>lng rm to eso. But lor oome ,........ tllor rrry * - too Ill> ond I ond uv aqullltlng- -lftO -ono oft,_ pUpplu wttlllhe tum ..,..,_In IN ei'MHow . . .....,.to.-eoreopot _ _ _ . . the"""'--..,., ..- - ta.• - .... lfl Quite -ruolrlg to tile IMIIIer ... .-..g "WWIIII 21, - In ""' cornpl8lnts - . , . _ of ooutW, lethe- popUiot -~ -lion. I won"tllo Into ~ datalto, bUt tna ...., total ol my -toltlhi-Ml.C>nl~'t. Agaln, If• a~ of JI'OI)Ofllon. 10 llul\ 1on0. p o t .. the . . of onyt!llng • - on tt.l,_.aug~~t_ln ~ from - doore to gllltM otr1r100 10 ~ • to mit~ 111011 ... - ""' a!lecl: ""'the .... - · - . . . . , " " " - 10111 do""' to the tnt No of knclll Oelattn can 11o111 - . eo 1 _,ld loft to 11e - "'-""'• bUt, ..... - ll1toughoul tile - ond I - ay - ll'o - ""'' - ) ' W f " Bulll'e • • • " " " - - al .... llelorollook..,. Uv t . * M n . J - - Clay I bOugl!l go- _,.,......,..,.,,helerlyetlhe_uktd,...lll .,, epeddlrlg _,_...., 10 II. only 1d o _ , . uy lllet theY'll flO! ' - .,. MJ that looiL I OO<IIdl\'1 ....... t o . t - - • M__ H_t11t7 on-..,,"'--_.. know...,.,._..- - ·~-"'"'-,.-campingu.., ,_ge~4itly.ltmlgllt,_.~,odollllth_, .-,ry 0! ~. I do 1cnow tllat1t oura IW ..............,..., ID ... ,_ - l'l lgaoMII _,took - ----·-- ·- -....... ~ -llt'L ~ bU\ ~ ur ........... _ ... _ o l ..... ....,..._ ~ ·--t--ID....... ~- *"" ·• - enYif\lno to do wtt" ""· �feedback ! f Coclcy about Roches *'" I Willing kl 1o P11rlda I. c.t1ngton' a ......_of The Roc'- - . 1 - . , Nutria ()'Z7AI1). To - • 1""'1 lola. c.MQiofl'o _clo _ "*"' ....,. _.,_llftp....-.lncon-t- · - _ , llei!Oine-""' on aIM. IIIOihW waa - . . lholr lotl>oor) 111M ""-'~ _ , . . , lo my on ,..,..... !Mt",. - • from -..ow~ Maogle a nd Tarte' a t115 . r•••••• S•ductl-,e --"'DJ." Thla - diopltya ooout •• 1<now1oc1ge of The . . ' " " - Rolling stone -- .-. , ,....., To to.gln wlttl, Nftlw of till • 001101 lite. Corrlneton ,..,.,. to . . . _ on ~ -aonlllg, In loct. "Cioc"" U... s.g.• wao - ... by lob Oyto• and Ilia been 1n c:lrWIMion o1noo bootJaoa ., I. a.--. r--""""'*' ....,.,..,. .....,.. ToU..&IIror of "The -~··~-by Columbia "' c.mr.v-·· ...... unto<~ · ...... IIO-IIhei " F..,..,.., Girl" lo "moot diMc>coolntlne" 1- 1.18-- i W u l b l l - - "d~· ., "*-J ,_ ! - t h e Aoc:ft.-IIRt WISh •1 Ac:c:onllng IO - · "till ~ Ia .. 1 dkge, plodding -~~- _ , " " Foctory Girl" 1o .. "'"" loll _ _...... 6M ..... 10 -toThellodln ~-""~Ioibi of "*'lion I n - ol ao;cft 11,. - · u "\.oulo," "11118oo1 FMitfY", " My Miner' _...led< - "'ne s-oon•. Como on Plltrielo, II )'OU WOniiO0000., lheollolon IO Hem.; ll )'OU WMIIO- lho Roc:..... then T~ lfotanlothe~ Gun t opinion Restructuring of Academic . Affairs by LHren shapiro SA Di-t« ltx .1.-le Allalro Tho student Aoooclltlon applaudo tho ,_,, pr-J IO< c:hllno- I" ACademic: Alfalra. lmt19"1lve ol tho 19"11lc ~~. thlo .-queot lor a dro.,..alc c:hll<lQe olgnlllolan attempt to lmp~ove lhll Unlveroity In rnonnor. 1111 olten dlfllc:ullto • - lho of • "'"'"~~"In atiUCiure: In gonora~ tho ..,.,. opllon Ia 10 ....no- WIIJoln lho exlallng OINCIU... Tho - - - I I Wllloh WI ~ boiO<I Ul tho Unlverwlty._ c:a..lul oono~ollon. Tho PI'an_..., - Student Aatoclatlon, •• an IPOtltlcal body, - l i n g atudento alloc:tod by thla c:hll<lge, hu the -olblllty of making Ito -'lion _ , 1nc1 _,hy of-lion. Tho a<gu,..na thO Saudlnl Auoc:I•Uon hu uoump~lon Ihit 11>1<1 1$ • .,..., to .._ . _ "'" ...,. TNo ~to 11m - • In vtowol tllldiiiWIIIch por118y0 . . ... t h e " " ' * - - dMalon undargradolaw - . Spoclflcaby, loot ....,, M.2 I*Cinf ol till ...-vroduall otudenll "toot 10cfmolon ...,._and 21.3I*Cinf- d!Yitton. TNo datalndlc:a- • n...-of Pf~ ..,..,..., _ _ ltlc:lucllng wn1culutn, retonllon. --........ tranol« .,._,.,.., I a - on tho Sc:..,_ -am. -·-tho-~~0~-­ ~ and will! IINCI- wlfl .,_, ldiloJO - . . ... ...._ .. .--~tho_., ~ .... ..,_.,.., ..... ...,..,_ ....--. '*''* IMn ono Wllic:ll ,_on~ •-n11171bon to inc:leiM lho ~ bordgat lho QIITOOC III'IICture. In I - of till CUITic:ulot c:lllngoo Whle/1 . ... - . . y . till .....,.,.., 10 . . . . . . ...,. ' Loti..., Social "*'- and> ond """',., ~. IIII<>Ugh 001 liMn II ""'Y PfOCilCO~ Thll - - """-_, .,.and ,,. coniOIU of_.._ bordgat '*'llllllone. ConiOIIdollon - loclflllll lo - - - - D I M -tel bo,.,.,. _ , . , IO -----and_,ac:reotlvolyto an - - -MnlnG budgot llluatton. Thll Cllonge 'tiiOIIICI allo llllmlnale tile pO!tllc:al-llthla .,. -.nt In tho ,ulallng · otNOiute of 1111 • - Otana. AllhcUgh this cllange requ~ reapOnalbte lor o•er ~ ono to bo dlverae dep•rtmenta, poulblllllol auc:h u lhl c:taollotl ol lhroo Asslotanl Deana. could compensate lor this po11tn1lal obst1Klle. ln thll woy, thO specillc: dynamics ollhe loculliOIWIIIc:h dlvldllhlm In the P I - strucau...,, woukl be rotolnod lnd thO Otan hoWl access, lhrough hlo olhof Aaolatantl to clopOitmental ~ otld 1<\IO<rnotlon. A •attoiY ol othl< " ' - ' • have ourfoc:od - u y Wllloh lloo - o u r ollontlon. TheM ptoposals ohOukl 1101 be put ltla loble while tho diocuulon of on Anolncl Sc:lonce College lll<ao ptoce, but ShOuld bo ornphaaltod u pott of on .,_II~ roorganwulon u.- pl.tn. In part. the Student Aas«<atlon.........,lllce lo-lhO autlonolot-)'IOS unclereraduateoollego. limllarto -that ulatod hate • lew yean ago. All , , . . , _ enlttlng UB would apply dlrec11r to thla c:ofllgo-wlolcl1 "-lei 111ft Ito _ , unclergladulto 0ton. TNo c:c~~<~ge bo IW<od c:IOMfY to edvlnmtnt. Which would work d irectly wllh dapott- OtparfmentS- be , _ _ '"' lhalr _ , dogrM ,.q<~-IS • n d - Oltho thlnl and lo<H1h )'RIS leaY!oQ the DeaJl ol thO uncllrgfoduato Collogo 10 concoonlrato on · dl-tlolon Pommunfty College end High --1. Sc:hoolroilllona,lnCI- dMslon- · Tho ll"f*ei-M of tho~ loiiiOla Yariely ol 111ft ,_.toted wt11c11 must bo liomo ""'Y wvue lhll . . . - can b o wfthlfl 11>1 •lolfng otru<:t..,., poNibly. that _ , Ia . - Is ,.,.,. communication end "'-'tlllcatlon ol p!Oblemo. . In laona of 1111 -loco In lhO ~..,.._ dlmlon; men than lrnllfO\'Id communication Is Moded, Tho problem hU boon 0011too ~ng!Y _... for tho put 10 )'MIS OtiC!, thotWiore. c:onnot be • mutt of lhiJncruoe In - P<_,, ,._IInce level lecture claetee perpetuated In paat odmlnlolratlona. Fun,..,.,., by - p i n g on undorg<IJ!Iulle C041aG1 .. wlll In olloct. be c:lllnglng tho _ . l o n lhothlgh oc:hoclaluden!oha.. ol UBubolngprirnorlly . 1 profllolonal ec;l>ooj to o Un._IY lhll PfOYldM a rongo of OCI>OIIunltlol lof otudeniO to ta1<a -nlago of. Tho c:oflego wll aiOO . . , _ a - o f ldentlly fO< lludenll and, IO< . . , . . _ t, dlroc:t . . , _ , . , with lhoM lludenll Who do 1101 got occeptod In tholr depanmer1CI and might othofwloe lei..UB. Aeoont!Y• • ..,,..., ....... oublle p r - J hU publicltod Which lho ro1o of DUE. In loll W - y ' • Spoc:rt!IM, thl poulbiHty of -.tnallng tnla'lllvlaonwu,_t-. ThoStudenl-lonla confident rhot '"" _,..,..,~(),.- 1 1 0 1 luc:h • c:hll<lge 'whhOul P<OYiding - l i o n lor DUE lunctlono o motll..._.f pou<llility Ia till rotoc:ellon of lnla diVIolon: probobly by Changing tho ._,lng lunc:tlon of DUE 1 0 - All&Ira. .... tho,..,_,,.,..., of thO ..~ .. 01.-.. body, lhl student Aaooc:ialionfrom lhe odmtnlllretlon thll lhl ~te -no Ho-. lor..,- --~lheotllnllonlt-ltlo-.:tto predict What lhl '"""lcellono of INI c:lllngo In DUE -bo.AI-~It-OUE-~ lmc>ect In policy-mol<lng by lhAI1ng the '"'tho~· ._....,..y clhtalon- ........ ~.. olhce Thlo _,ICI have o -"""' oiled on unclltg<od""IO lludento Ull-oly. - - l o n of ...., • c:lllngo will bo on 1111 clolrfy - - out golla Wllloh- ...._tho c:h-. Flnolly, In .,............. of .-orgonll,etlor\, muot 0111~11 haYing • new P r - t by newa January. On one hand~ we can Include ttMI ,.... Pre$ldlnt kl ""' dlec:uoolono end on lho ot'*lland. WI ,_1 un have concr111 plana leading towarc:ta """'""*''Ilion ,. oat• - ·· Tho Student AUocllllotl - - tho louoo. Rat'* than ontering an lltallltahod llructu.. wl\lltho pouiblliiY of Change, thl ,... - - · lhOulcl • I~ ho can be·-"" to-'< w1111. In ony caoa, 1111 Studenl ,.._lion tr..SII thai lhl odmlfll"\rOIIon II looldng OUI IO< OU< lntorOIIa. Of c:ouroe,thl only woy to ICCOml>flah thlo gonu1t111y lo by -'tine do-ty with ua. W• .,. confident lhll tho OCPOIIUoil)l eoiato to !nl'-•ny d«<ooon,e whiCto.,.. ,_In ACademic AHolra _,., wllluoothlo OCPOrtunlty IO tho lulloll Utont. '*" �Ilia lalcrfc.ed wlllo." ........ ....- ~ 10~._. ror-St&ts-or...t ... ot 111o r.-..... or No Db.~ ot doe..-~ ..... .-tJiallloiiObef...Wi.ao...--•law . , . , _ .. order 10 . . . wb Ill< ........s ..... wllidl • _ ......vrk7. 8111111wtp-*l for a tDOdia ~ bJ dot _..,..., IDIItl)' If tbo ............ , . . . doc .-~~~a~.--critlc:lr.td tbo l..ePAIA..,.. for It& . - or ......,. oa tbo lllbjeci. ''l"bey',e oed1lced bJ llle idea oi'IA llle pooplo decide.' " be c:laltpr1. ."It's .,. aboolute cop-, a lhitklna of tlMir polcical rupoostbilllla. • . Why doo"t we 1M capilal pal1ilblnaot or aborUoe 011 a rcfcnndonT . . . _ !Ua'• aot bow worb," be laid L a - cta;,.od tbll New Yart"• palkkal .,.... OllC or ddl~ ud - - - .• • ~ 10 Ollirorllla. """'"lollllatlw ..r...mc~..., o( Ilia _ . , pollliall ~ WIIcllw or DOt lbe ............ wll b ~ rcooloolioaJ ... 10 tbo people mlllilll 10 be ~ HIP 1.. Carey 1111-- ~ • r.- of cMiao u-,_..., our,,..... ••cwld• -·of .... ~ ... _ .... .... -... .. u....- ud.....,lotllalaowso-latbo-, ;,.a- ...... ...., - ocllcnloc iad:lff...... Lqlsloturc ift1o .00.,. far it. "'-lr, bodl Ada arc..,.,_ that tbo ocldJ or.,....;. c:Uno -~ ......., arc ao com boL 'IVhdhcr or New Yorit Slate ~~- b _ . . a c11anoo 10 speak """ way or aaotb<r aow- a ......,.. or llliD4 cbeot. Ilia polilkll Pat Metheny Group In Concert ) ECM APPEARING AT GRANADA THEATRE IN BUFFALO · APRIL 15th Now At Special Sale Prices At All Cevagn Locatlonal lSS Squire' Ben Christensen, Director, Sexl4tv Edl.JCClflon eantre, SUNY Buffalo '-. Pro ; Contra Janes Ukoudls Vlc!9 President, Catholics United for the Faith 8:00pm Wednesday, April 15 Rlt10i8 Room. 5qlh Hall Mah--~u.a. . ' �-s ports ; ~-=======~~====*=======~--~~========= ! I' ,. It's a 'depressing a~d disgusting' beginning ...--......._._.,..._ .. ___.. _ ___ ______ .._.----..--.... ... .... lie..,_..,. ... ._..._ .,. .__- •.t..... ... ••• - - - - .,. ....... .. _ , .. - . ..-.001~ OF ntt: FEW_,. 11'01'1: lEAl.....,_ - ""' ton. 1o --c__ _ .__ _ .,._.._..,.,_. __.._ .._..... _A _l _ ,t,._ _ _ _ .._,., , ..., ........... . ~ &Nt , . . ........ . . . . . . """".. .............. ...._ ....... .....................--,..- ~ .......r.,_.........,..._.,.....,. ... ) __ Unclefeated women's track team squeaks out avictory loy Jeff~ R. 1llers4. . , . _ $o!Ms£tl.lor C<lmJX'UII tn an <''CIII lltat is.,... to the RO)'Ih. M-<rn Allton taoacd the.._,..,_ jawlio Z l - to Ill- font in the oaow.ao.-.n for 1 1 1 1 - ,...of 1:09.1. qwlif~ lla for the SIM< ~ 1 . . _ 0\w lk 1cr bun!lci .. l l t t - · - .. ... C'IInn!lor'• - · ......... ,.. shon of O..b<rlaul..,tlod for I«''ooCC 111-. Di<wltt ,.....,.. orortcd oo r,.., ,.....,. linl<hc< io the l~.<r (~: 1 • .91 and the _..-., JOOO.onnn (li .J2l C-11('\o,, •ho<k<m'hcdGo-....,rO>a< J\a't1'1f. tmr'I'O'\n:l '0 a1UC"h frC'Ifft • war l;fO....... (ocmd lht unique rldd "'""'"' ... · Onyour_.k. aawt . ao•.• ~ VB womca'ui"I<"L and "Eao.'ll pi Jll"' .... all"' ............. fiUd the._..,, ........ fdd tcino tl ot,.._., rum\ltls; Wlnnina their opmoa&' 1- • •"tsY tekf ~~ t'ff~ tbt nvn-c t.cam. •• m<CU- Wrdnaday 11 0........ Sta~ and friday Ol 1'1"-... The lioal ""'"" cb) h.ad UB «lFnl ""' Buffalo SIOI~by lht bcill'd o( th<ir ....... tilt Royolt mna.n Stat<~·~ for the~. wiUk Alfred Stat< f'i<"~cd ur Jl' • 'unddeatrd lnthrir quat for a d>a"'l''ccn>hlp. .,.,.....-.,., Ciconoco Sui• h.ad l7. Trailina aou-<own rival Buffalo Stile Co!lqt by one and ,.,..on .. f..,. one lllllfroiftt• cc>tll lmo thc liNI<"mt, the Royol• IICC'dc<la l)fpl. .... Uuhnn,. rhc- de-ph or rhdr squad. UB tnumpMd ••n OY<r Buffalo Stat< and FtrdMio Stat<. 16S 10 U6 and Ill Ill- lini<h Wrdnaday In the ....,. rd.ty to .,_..., moric>uo--ncrd that Buffalo s.- dod not linlsh · fon t Mal)' Stark-her, Ja,.. T..,_, Lalot Smith an<l Sue C'llamtltt1ai.......,... to the Iindh liM in • : 19 alvinJ UB the mpcx1i\'d)'. "With lhc dcp<h that "" Ita"" h<n. "" ar< <ll'lhl< of rtddin;&Chr(f' &lhk1:C'S 111 ~:h cvmt:• Cbt rc·mat\n:f. "'Tlu~ Mory. In adclition 10 U B'• M Ofy in the rd.ty. the four athlrtn oj.,.lifotd for the StOic C'ba••rb•shlpo • ioh ohcit dutch all<>"" us to Ita..., men "'""" rml<ha. The "<aLcr. tnc"\~ a.ahkta •ill plKt lo•n-. but ,.,.., aill Jl\n "' .rron. l"(»nh..'' ChambtrlaiA. a fr......... hurd!< ~iali>t. ('OO<jlltftU IlK' ~"" hurdle itl11).1 and IIOI<hal a ""'""'d IM« linosh '" t he tOO-meter h• rdl< (16.0). A<rordina 1o •..,...., Dotu Clo). the Albany nadvt i5 the ''bc:it hurdln" OA •hi( ycar't. tram •• RC!fUI'ftilw from lar.t ~·cer'J. lii.IUIId. Ch«)'l <~"nd) \I"W"Hir<l her_, to \'lclory in the (I :Ill) • hil< Cn.("ol'l:tlll Smilh """ the IIIO.meoa (213l.S). • In f'rlda~··s nK'<'f. !iO(\b~ l.is.-. C.rauo. \."'fllrt<'li"' rn rhr r..w «<nl<, JK"'formal bUUiandin!lr f<lr U B ~ilk On< lin• ~llk'C rini~ end 1"'0 IO."'nds. In her 5;lt011pt ~trtl , Cr.mo th~ " dN.'ta~~;~~; 28·n1C'Icn.. In other fte4d t"\"t'nt~o. )he had a hinr-mctc.or hoi.sa o( the (our..l ikJ ~hot-rut 3nd a 24 .64 I~\ o( 40()."""" the fa••tin. AI~ ...,....- Tht mik '"'' tl'Qftt ofStarL.•cathn. Tu:rnn. C'h.alnbrrLiin •nd afk'hormon •ho • .,......, Srml~ '"' .... ,....,, t'Ofltl>ldcd the''''" 111 • 16.1 , ""'"" UB'> ,...._, bftl , _ fO< the"''"' <"-l oho • .., rho .al)._,cr., 1:10-'. Co-<"ortlln StorL•t21hn': pbmt roflil 10 the JIOO.Oift<r (2•2ti 1), ~IQifo(),OJ fO< the Sl.ll<" The ) 11010<, •ho h.ts hc<o ~bh the dub rm thrtt- \Ut". aunt'tutt.tht t H tn"\> w..."'C'nf.ro M 4-"':N."h • ho h.~ don.1rrd all irnm.mtlt' &MCM;&:IU o( ti~Aor to 1he' tm11.. ··snc ru\ht. u~o. •" our fimlt•. •• Suri.Y.athcr aid. ··1\ cdtdn"a C"\I"C\11('btu00dn.Jf'd 11 thu-~. but il 'Uftis ni.:~. a horx' "t ,..,." ""alllt'aSOAi hL"' tht,.. The ~. -~ h•" b... ~ (Of lbt lntl'l, '"... """" •ma:s'f'K' thk u~;un Nitlf unctrr -~ htfNt:" rh~ S4:ttb~ c..""' . ,......... The Royal• """' · l••" c;.,....,,.., ""'"""''t""' .. ,u "' ' """a). Arm •~. R,~.-!hN 1hc t ,..,,t"fft..h\ ,,( A.Ot:tk_""lt'f- a tnrn trft I • fk"'n 1-riday. ChamlxTlain hunf\cd ('f\'Cf 1~ JO·ifk"h bo'lrrtn~ro ~BLACK STUDENT UNION~ Ecanonly, Emplorment, Equal OpportunityWMI w11 the Outlook be tor IIIDorttlea In the Future? ~ c..... NIKKI GIOVANNI . In A Poetry Recital BE THERE!! ~--., """"'"o'""""•"'' ' Tuesday, April 14th et 7 p .m. Fec:utty Club, Harrimen Library MSional Students of the State l¥wstty of New York .t Buffalo preaents A CAREER DAYoat.: n.c ,._ - ...._..,a1181 ~......-. Worbhope: Students & Children FREE • Gen. Adm. tl.OO . Saturday, April 18, 1981 1 p.m.·5 p.m . H .....rnan HllioEacul1y Club Melli St. ~ ROORVB.T College Bound Graduate Sc:ho9f c-Outlook After Affair - FREEDOM TRAI~ Attend Clrear day and r.cel'fe FREE •cSmlttance & transportation to Freedom 'Frain. return-=.,"- . ~ ~ ..,_ & t..h(ng 11~-m a nd 12 mid lnlotmadon:fa.m..S ~Jm.- Pf!111 HaHIEIIIo<:tl t/ttlurnlng 3 a.IJI. .-......t .. IISII ' '-"'"ff+ ,..,._,, .,.,-6101 ·- HEY JEW! .Get Involved with. J.S.U. Elected Positions Awlllable INTERESTED CANDIDATES MEET Wed. April 15th 4:00pm - 344 Squire HalL [~~] ,._ 17S-4155 .~· . f«JJnrs -, !•-'Dill! ~ 1 I I I I I 0. O..W. ONer ., Cliel. ..... r W'"' Fm. ...... ~ ...,.~-- I Eqira D.c. 31, 'SI 'II VAUO ANYTIME . . . . ....... . .....0..~ ROOTIE'~ I I I I ,.., Ret~!~ JIS SleW RH4 ~~ ,, o\I..,.,UI()rt H•o hoot 01 A;&r ''-QUilnJ -- 688-0100 -- r �... "Tiaer" Williams, M.D. If you qual~ and woWd Uke to receive valuable OJT. we will pay you high hourly ra1es. 'fbu must tYPe 45wpm and be available to WOftc 9am-5pm. 2-5 days a week. ~lale the ottoched reply coupon and moll todo\C or call Good People --------at 212/661-2010. ~ ~41 E. 42 St~ Sulle 217 New Yoflc. NY 1000 ON'ES/WAUS.£: _ _ l'llEF£R£Na' 0 Mldlown D Wall ATTN: Nrw .. ~=~~------------~------CHittt WNb IWI P05ITION(S} DESIRED: If you doo't think that lmpeticntt C&O clcvdop lnto apatby, jua uk tbe l,SOO no-shows f« 1M PtOpooc:nu or the "team ccocept" may Sabres lint J)la)'Off pme qaiJUt Vancouver-or disqree, but •ben faced ,.;th lbe bka of Wa'lftt tbe 1,4SO wbo found beu~ t.binas to do thu Grouty who may wdl cleYdo9 bllo his dealck's anmd the second pme whicb lbey'd already paid Bobby Orr), e-u JUcb perenJiial po"erbouse for. clubs as "Ia Hab6" become bd;..,en. Granted, After beoomina M~Cwtomed to watchina thdr this is far from tbe Canadien's team or lbe lilt cum "chol:e" in tbe pllayorrs year after year, the Bowman era (possibly the mOSI dominant force Sabra' fahhful w~e treated 10 more or tbe same ln modem NHL history) bill .,.;th the &lft:ed. ln 1M Aud Wednaday nlc.ht-ooly this Wne h uDSdfllh play or · "The Great Gressley," QS a )'OWIJel', lasoGpttkncied Buffalo t.., Edmoatools 1101 •err far from becoml111a yjabJe pla11na lib a buDd! or tiRd, wasbe6-up •csttant conte:oder for tbe Stanley Cup. qalna one of lbe National Hotkey Lc:quc 's (NH L) lowliest. 11 wun't unu1 the lut Ktm minuta or the third period (Md the dur11l0n of the OVertime) Are tbe Bruins really washed-up or is that the Sabra showed any motivation Mlnnao(a really that JOC)d? Tbou&b the burden wbauoevtt. Fonunatdy it carried o•er-thou&b for Boston •f pool -seiSOft woes c:annoc be placed only 12,665 u&med out ror tbe S-2 victory on oo ~man's shoulders, DOthina would surprise Tbursday. me from a Gerry Cbte•trs-coaclled team-indudioa tbe desperatioo return or ''IM Cb~" to tbe Bruins' coat crease. Once tbe leacue's forttnOSI netminder, Vachon has declined SleadJiy since hi5 zenith ~th the KlOJS. Maybe Stony Bowman's nose bleed II a bles1i111 in diJcuist. At least Bowman won't be travdilll 10 the Pad fie Nonl,.•est •· Med•cal Center" wish bis teeN to-.. apin fall victim co As mueh IS I batt IO admit it- look for the the crazed medic:al t:lf~tion by~ NHL's boY! from Lon& Island 10 nKiaim Lord Stanley's premiere 110011 rrus_ulled piUik surceon David "aoon spitune." . .. grades--,. while the' sun shines ~J--Make Tak Chi & Kung Fu lessons CaU 8-33-3467 ' KEEP TRYING! latko SUPER FAST PRINTI NG OUICK COPY • IIUUMU ....... ·-CNIDI • 1\Y(Q •N..-as -- ----.- "" ...... . ........ __ ,.. .............. nn .... -.. .,....., ~summer Sessions-~ PRE-REGISTRATION FOR UB SUMM~R SESSIONS APRIL 21th THROUGH MAY 1st n. 1•1 8wMter SenloM Bulletin a 'cleM lclttl_dl. . booldet can be ploUcl up et SQUIRE INFORMAnON CENTER CAPEN INFORMAnON CENTER ADMISSIONS A RECORDS- HAYES C UB OFFICE OF CONnNUINO EDUCAnON 81UDBIT SERVICES • Flm F1oor Abbott THE 3 SlX WEEK SESSIONS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: 1at - June 1 • July 10 2nd • June 22 • July 24 3rc1-. 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E1J1eoU. p.m. "' s..n.llor---'-.. - ..""""....... ~·IO•.m. .. m.- ... IJI~Ioyou_ID oion. ~ot Sp.m.#n232 ""_.....,.....,..wlll .SoMe.,.,.,_"" .•• m .... _ _ ... or ..,a.-. - ly - . . H ....... ...,. ..... _ , _ . . . . . . . . . . , 111m. Wt<lnHrioyll 7:30p.m. In Q26F-. . . . . odell ... ~ 1111 a.~ Of' lliE YEAR PAWN IS 111'11L 20 lri THE I'1UJtiORE IIOOfltt. SQIIRE. OOIV.noft IS U lO R. Cli\IOI lQ 1110, FOil I'IEJIUIERS OI'ILY. IIOUDI SIIAlft:l ,AWN A1'1111.. 27. t2 AT THE $10 CL«<I Of'f1CE. tUG liT 'Tl!E 00011. SIVITE REm'ALS f1 . S1Cm ll' FOil ()(Ill~ SOf'T· 8AU. ~ lri lltESIU CU18 OFf1CE. .. , _ a.-a 0 .......... be holdlnu n)On• -,.~10~-r IOII...-4 11pt1113end 14, _ond _ _ be.,_.ID_. _... I """" . . . p.m. ... Cork 1111. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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VIii&. 11, .... . , IUNY • • 10 Squire· 3 p.m. today ....._.~ ... ,.._ �. .. _..__.___ _, nw......,....... _ _ _ .. _ _ _..,. w- . an IIOO£NDIAL £WCATlOH:- ol 1M ~---- ............,. - - - - '"'* Ill 1912. but th<rt will DOt b e - · ror four yunofd.wa. A propo.., by former l'.cully Smote Chalrm.on Joolllh., Rdcllart to mead the Willi th< ....WII., the Ttik Force wll ttnl! of the Chairman fr0111 ooe to two yun delmnln< lht number or - · lhtl will be ••bk for cadi claa In oddllion to the wu pult'd and ...01 bo praented 10 IlK ByLaws Commiu.. ror ~-at beforo a vote .... m<f"ed for d<parunent .,.jon. bY lht...,.,.., fatUIIy. -· PrQCfllly, the Chairman Is dcded in IlK ',_ SpnQa and 'sk4. on the Commiltll< u tile •.,.,.. .,....._ will be luted In tile av'd< Chlolrmaa.dcc r.. ....., year be/oro wrv1na (daa directory) by bowled.. aru&." A<tiQI hh lma. Rdcllart .,.,_., thai th< Division of Undercroduol< Educ:atloll a..1rnw1 ollould be d<aed 18 the FaD ond ""-*• o..n Mori1ov Haley lAid. ''They lbould lit on 11>t c-Ine< tor lh< Sprint will 111ow 1111 "" .,P rrpoN and oo _ . , bdore tet'lllll•two ,_ •-· ~ A special lotiaa wt8 - lpt ' ''T'O'O ,_.. a1owt ,.,.. til< tilDe 10 ..-ed." • lllus tltroooall. ~ RddoMt lAid. ..To be Healey bdlnu lh<rc will be _.,.,. crrmlv< ,.... doe'< ~ lh< aut or c:ouro<$lor fmhmc:a entcriQa the u..J~y dGncrm., quktly." ID IlK U.u-:.try, lnctudina DOl "'"""""' lo OalcraJ EdUC8llon . ar• bclna pollod. May 3 M!l~~dget P:::_~~~~~ned - 1 ~ u.- 1111 ".tlooiiii<IY -w" lila lllcft be • ~ ,_.. ...... Pralclaa . _•• booqcl, - to eo.- llonillc, a loc* oqaollor for lilt People's Aaii·W• McJbillwloo (PAM) mu'Cb oa Wub!QIIon p~omoe~~ Mal' 3. Dtspito tilt aotl-mllitary D&lurt or PAN'• ~1. the mardi on the P<ntaaOn is diRcttd apiDII . _•• ..0, u wdl u apiDII rcinaltutioo of drall roaistndon and Unlled S.ota · - or tho ~ twYador )11111&. ., ._... ,~ eooaomic· pr....-am doa: not haw • mandate.'' slle coq:>lolood. "Tht _ . , . woa't work, ril if ,... don't ho.., job&. Wt need a UaJitc lh< Via-. prot1:10, wb<R all4alu ..,... Ia lh< rorc[fOIIt, today ........... - ' ''""' labor. While DO IIUijor llflloft MJ ...... - ID . _ . • lbc Nadooal Ind. ........ ..... biMed • .. alooalocole or"""'.....,.. ClOUDCib. T'-lnciiMI<Ih< Bulralo AfL.OO, and lh<.....:b~Dia and doclricWol anloo. In tht pua Ill< unloM hoY< k1Micd to suppon lh< qi>O, --.tina to Dorridt, iDa...S or "rockina lht boal." Domtk ..,. t.bll ~art c:hozoaiat. "The .....t and Ilk ;. .......... 10 dwlfr," the ~. " Thtre wu • ~ ...... lht unioa leadcnhip on tht NMioclal 1n'd dido 't hovt 10 ....,.,.,... c:1tana<. Tho rank and lilt ...,. com ron~, DOW they oro a<~Jlqtquoaed. II Is a raolily." ~of pritlrilk$." Wbllo union lcodenhlp hal DOl bcm roc:q>Ci~ to PAM. an oraani.wlon ftP(C:ICIItlna tht human PAM'sldtalsrh ltthtmemb<n' aaitlllin&otioaollndl ln«raa• or the ~ pW>Ue. dtaws mo11 or Ill whkll Is ron:tnt ...,.,.,._. 1111t coolinooecl. "II ~ • ooppon from audeou, labor llllloos. lllinoritleo. and .,...,_. eon or lhllll·'' dlocDc:Ua!le<t manb<n or the middle.claia ,.ho will _.led lh< pindl or ~ CUll. ......,_..,. 011 r« -run. Reoipn:• ••ut �Assurances abound as Pub Psych stud~ gets CJI?Prova! "F:Diirlloldtr , ................. ......., tial'fllc croWd -.1 "*- ol the Witltaon Pllb In cbc Elllcou Cot~~plu lnlll' Jll booome tho tvb)ecu or a audy 011 drltlklola habiu,IK.c the ra<ardlen Ia ~ ortlte pro)eclba... III1:IIOIJ thll alldan privacy will no1 bo ~cd. "We • ""' bo intrudlna m ..,, .,.,.,. wllb tb- rilhb. UB PI)"Cboloay Profmor ~ Solkorr rq>oned. 111<audy will1101: tile Pllb 10 det.....W.. bow \'ltJillt •ol....,. coaditioaf.-such .. liiJ>I ..........,. ond ocher pltyttcal fcon-arrm c~nru..r.a llabiiL lllo c:o;petlmaw , 10 bo ocoaducted by Soll.off. UB Aloiunt Profeuoo Oovld P<rltan> ond lito DINctor of tbo 8uftaJo brandt of the ........... lllld<utt or ~a..Jooes. ·--·-.lfromlli<F""""r· Studatt A.odatioo (FSA) Ill Jlllllaty. I'SA .. . _ 1 * for .....-.edna op<n~ioa of Ill Food Senb: _.,.,. 011 - · lnduchna ·~ Elllcoct bar. "P.,.. atablisb clrinldn& habiu nahcr 1011na." JOCICS uplained. "W< wiD try tO predlct wl\ic:h iadividl>lls ~lop bablu whl<b could t.L<r 1ft tb<m idlo ti1MII>k.'' The Rnean:b lnllitut< b the New Ye><k Slat< ......,, retjiOIISibie fO< aloohollnfonN~ion. &ad with litis audy Jones boP<> to ..,.,_,,... oo "prevention. not trtacmtnt :· of akohol..,.e.ltled problem•. R<>Hrchm will monitor drinUna lc..b ol patrons wttile 0011ditlonl chance. but will not bo ClOfl<lernod ""h indhodaal COIIsumpcion. Solkoff r~ated chat h• b "eoormotlily J<Mill><" IO JIUd<nU' riJ)ttl Of privacy, and thllthoaudy ..UI not we nant<s ln any w-y. Solkoff b a member or 1wo Unhcnlly ccview board>. retjiOIISibl< for ov<nldna the cthicalnatu~ of any oxpc:rimmc. ~ aleucd lltat II I• not •ud<al ~Outside ibeU. ........., for llleP<Ojocl..-...s Ellicoct 11"0 -u ................. Solkolf, ";.. 10 !AU. look. llw Ooouow """"' Pub." He ~ lhol IlK cfil> - 10 "look at llw lltlltl-, llld lftl£ k if posAble" t o - W"dtQQII '"' llv ........:ll. Solkoff OOted that Ul tolb wido of ......... ~bon, "nM:.,..,.... woncldlatned co bo.-. u s m" ond c:oodoaa the cxpcrimau . O[bcr uahenotits bo•< ~ aodics iD bon, .loea >lid. lndadir.oa a Satlk. Wllilltbp.oa c:ompus to1tido opcacd a bw llllilw - • -..cy, jua to audy -cinDk.ma coedidom. Ho 8ClCed 0.. folloa1al tho UB pro)<Ct, whJCII Is t<rmcd only a piloc _..,.,, 11w UDl¥Cnity milln ..~.. its own ~ ....,._ Oneposlblc-ioebot_,r-·DC>OCh &ad _ ..,.... IDIIIeal pri>acy, Jono soil, io •AfOflllll>l tile....._ -latioo me .,_,;..,.In tho -floC""' I S<rico of obJcrvodoa:aJ e>q>mm<nU ...11 bo COIIdU<1ed &I the f'llb. PotroM ao•nc to the bw will tb111 bo ...,. of tho bdoa pOJSibibcy of ~- This will ~ me ~lml of "obutlnlna aood .....,,;roc .,.;dcacoe" ond tiQI. "the of the audeal," bo ~ed­ .,n-y ~ Thc probl<m With aotbcrioa ovidm<t ftom llus typo udy, Jon<> noted ,. that "'""' Pltr01\$lno.. they arc tatrna pan •n obsa-vation, • 'they daan&c thrir boha.ior.'" Whot the ruearcba$ are >tril'in& fo• lo e "natu...UJtlc Jtudy.'" The swt of the proJO<I u ··•n obor&ncx'• SolkoiT afflrmtd, Wilh ''n.othin& offiCial" availab&t. COI"M:!ermo.c tho cxporimmt'• CO<IIO'CI>C<mml. ~ dat< "depend• an the other two I>"C>Pk (Joocs Perkin>)." Ho noced thaa ''•·c arr confronclna • arious problem. and aro U}'!na to underuond m• drink!na problml." rroup Panel ~o'!'pletes RARI revie'f Salvatore Eapoaito ba•c ~Ykwed II. -rbr.rt is a whole of tW.. to loot • ill ~~ A thre.c·mr:mbcr panel r<pon," bo ~d. iD _... y<llmioo> ....tmkted a ropon co •• titRe ......, •ay ialpreotcd by Dhialoa or Uad<raradull~ dot w 11 il (the proar-) io Ed-lio {DUEl AetiQa 0.. ~ed-~.· WiltU'Io:ilni, _,.til< f..llr< llld tninlon of tlv OotMo Jt-. Alltlctics and Rdlled lnstructica ( ltARI) Deportmrot , In of iu mov• 10 tho Amlimt c..,u. In 1912. Altbo\oalt \bo plan is 1*1 o f 1~ IIJUIII pn><a& 01 <YIIUIIfnc lTB~ academic. depatLiftc:nu. Kun z exptained tha< tho RARI "'>'ifw olso mcompwes ot1t<r isoues, iadudiaa the intramural and intcrcoH<Jiat< athktlf prCif&lllS IDd tho Uaiversky\ 11:1pOIIK IO Tille IX. Panol · Chairman Jury Fricsthll&-who buds tho Canisius Coll<c< Ph ysical Edueation Dt:panmcnt-caid ' ~ would -not rc:lease 1he rcpon boforc Kwu: ond RARI Chairman -~loa ..... Abo ...,...,. 011 1~ paad of ouuldcn we re Syracuse Uoivcnity Womc:o\: AJhJthc Dir<<tor Doris Soladlly and Erie County Bude<t Dlr«tor Midtod Koclrta. K - onlcnd 1~ rovi<,. lase .._.... ond .aid Moncloy ho was prompted by the npec<ed tramhloaol ditrJC:ulli.. in•ol••d In rt·lo<otlna RARI oo th< Amh<nt Cam.,.... somctim< in 19U, or 11 the lat<ll. 1983 . Currontly loell<d m Clark Oym. RARI wW bo moved to tbo ..., Alumni f ioldhou... current ly Wider coMrUCiion. "The~ wOI 1>< a 101 or ..., <poe< 10 ooorditwcd and ooo wiU ••ill bavt t~c H.lllr: S'teff aad rc.aowcea ... Ill« ~ Dr .. apltiinocl. "Aod io lite ...- of ......... -~.1'11bo.. some: wriue.o. j.utific811oas ~.. K - added tll.a lbo ~ COIIId ~ fiDel tllot RAIU i> 1101 usllii IU" .....;a,.,, atloatioa .. bmeficilly .. it bo. ......... &aid ..... bit .,...,._ it 1bn•- fold ia ulllll& for 1he ~ by- -side - '· ,.., , ~ wished 10 cfiseove< .,.,.. d>< O.po.nmoat thinks of ltrotr. S<COod. J(unz •-ed 1111 "ouuick look" • - o r RARI'It ~to~.WCU . and finally. t~ DeaD wood<rcd .,.,.. the lkptrtmeot b iltaPn& up wltb Tille IX." .,........_. .. u .......... ~tDUI)o- w.... c- Rt:toan-e~ Offlelwl,.....~~· ol '""' Kut11 d<nicd chat the n:v10w was inconded to rate tbc quality or RARI\ oll"erinp, and said he simply wnatod ·~o look ac resourcu." iodudJnt pbysic;aJ facilhiu. RARI is r<>ponsibl< for pro.ld011 <oursa tha< m«C 1~ bulc Physico! Education requirement at UB-turrc:ntly for tht hndicoppcd.'' be ....ned. "A aood port of t~ lbru.A was to se:c what thr: t• o scmcilcrt or rela1c:d. innructlon. t :al>o ovonou the iouamur1 l and rc:trcatto nal Director • anu.• O.tem>Uqlatt pr[>fn.nU. "Wt did 001 hav< th<m an:alyu allocuioa of mo.UC. to tbo Tille IX w 11 coosid<ml, K,... uplalned, bo<au.e it alh>cb t~ depar1 mcnt. A.ccord.ia• to cbe 1•••1 of lncorcoll<alatc Fedcrol law, inlticutiolos tUR •thlctics;• Kunl maintained. aiv• mal< and "'"'""' . . ., .. aotin& tbol he met with lho - · cq\1111 .,___ llld if ~ 1\Ms 10 .llritr ic 011 h aoab ond talk can be cut for the entire about the: Unlvcuit)C- Uaivonily. Laa _ . , UB • • odminiJu'IOion 'J ponpcclivo. riUWk wllb 1 Tid< IX COUii>biDl FriHot:~ Aid t ha< allot t~ frooo t ho WOIDC:II\ bow lin& ..... 11:port is $Ubmitted 10 KIIIU &porilo >lid Woclotsday bo Espao:ilo, bo will ~ II with hod idea wllot <'- t~ the.. to ... if t~y en in rcponIIIII< wooold take bo . . , _ llld allow tlo<m . , alt......., -unity 10 pran~~ a mlooric.y report . Altbouab d«tiDina 10 dio<lao .poc~r... of t h< k111!br documcal . 1he Ca nia:hu awna... admluccl, "'~·· Is really notbin.a rcvohuioou y... pres<t~~ed in the - I'J wort ..II is no1 a whh cwa sb. bow....u," bo moinllined. -w. en Otalitkn llld I - fioG t1oo compodtioa dow G the acrooc ." Friacltlaa -•d tboa the . , _ aact • it at ''c•tr)' POUlble .............,.. 10 ....... ~ff-d l)ic{lft of RA.JU. iu ..,_.. -.1 oth<r ....,.,..,.. "~· " -· tlcasioD. Ho ~. "1--wboawill cocnc or il." ....._ thll b illlpon- • • okpeJid "" tbo Uaivcuhy admiAiuracion'l '-< DO idea • ' will " - " with tho -~· be rnpoot><• ., mana-d. T~ u&ft Atlolctics _ . . , .... tbrowa ao tho ..... li&ht earlier dais KrDUtc:r wbea a ><ka ......-t« r«<OOIIDCCIdcd tltat 1~ Uai•ersity wort 10 _.so iu ..... from Divisioo Ul IO Divisioa I ito oil SpOrU, acq>~ 1-ball. by tlv tDidtlk of t h e -· ' also ealled for- ~ Increase Fri<tchlll oaplaincd cboa his "'""" 11 ..,_. llld compliwed md cletds witb a mUitkucle of issues wiUID JlAJIJ. "'11at ••~ quwlom oa 1~ direc:clon of athl<ti<l. Title IX. ond provisions . comnriumcot Ketter Is currctllly consilcrin& ·~ propopl althoQib ll is 001 known w~n ~ o~iU ODDOIJI>C< bit r11111 decision. 10 women\ chkti<l. U~aity Prcsidcnc Robort L. �- I I INTERNATIONAL FIES:fA I I ',\· c-Jc,.. • .w ...no. .. . .. I; I ~ · ~" R BI ·....,... ,_,.,_ ift aoCic Cllieilla from natioM. • ~-.,..., alliWfioM froa all camcre of tiN . .£.eio7.,...... .--. __, .... -w. I ~ Saturday, April 11th · • c.ltarol EzldWticift 5 ,... • 8 pm in , . . Lo.np • lntaMfMnel Dinner ,.,... • 8 ,... in Calet.riG • VczrMf7 . . _ 3 ,... l% approx.. in Flll.on Roc. o· s..n ADMISSIONS: 12.00 far a &wr. . . - 12 n.oo "Geaenl r.lllic --.ea. ~ c:m-, · 11CDTS AVMABLE AT I SQURE 11CD't OFFICE SftllaoRm BY: ..,.._.SA. AIWSA. ._SA. e-M.. SA, ar.- SA. E--. SA, ...... M. .... SA.....,SA. ...._ SA.«-SA, .... SA . . . A.M.eSA....._SA.,...._SA. ......... SA. ~.s...lo,_,._......_..... I .U , ......... c.-. ...... ,_,. u..u.. C...tJ.U.. ~-..... ........ ...._a.6....,.cw..-c......-.... ' I ·.. -· ·. ' �v.AL Patron complaints abound irJ wake of Valby concert ~ ~~ CllorOIIte•• "The ..WC alP! - ''I jwl W1llbd tiPI ;..~ ..-r. tlot door,M doimcd j uniar O..y ~Qodd. ''1bry •ompod .,, bMd I . . . . . . 10 a -.lo," ....,.ed IO$>bomore Amy threw OUI a r.... ....,.,.,. or UlC U!fl*. "''I rit a 10ial disutcr." peo.,.., 1 blow." All<aMlona from disarvntl<d IRC'a Kklll denied U.. rcporto, 11udeoU-Md suboeqllftll dmlab dalmtna thai " only !bote wbo froao ..all orpniun-aboWided worked 0< "llh ~ llud_,. 1D ~ In lh• wake of Lui Soon< audWalor _,.,. .-ted ,S.wday alabl's Johll Valby 10 • ancllal 01> rbe diDifta ball ~. Hdd. in Ooodyr:ar Hall c:onvqoorbdlia anllltemp<IOa"'** calan. the Jbow wu lbllt clown IlK pold;ed aowd, atimal<d by 'llllf "Dr. Din'a" ron~ S<t bcocol.- oomt .....,...; 10 11< aboat 1000. a . ., . , f'n Manluol Chief bad Ooodynr Cafeteria Maaqrr ........ aafety >loladona. Ha,...ard Potb COGJidcn aoy A • ;or complaint amona ,.., 600 to b< -fe. JNIIO•J WaJ lhC a llca<d DurinanonnalopentiaaJ>o!n., llle ""'..-..d!Qa," in t1>< cafeteria. c:a(ctcria ~ il '"I ., 400, Accordtlla to ornclal t icket ...,.,.,U. 10 Pa.b. • dlftrlbtlfor Bob Clpiz:z:i, 1000 Otbtr ~- died a1 tbe lihu looeR printed, allho\oab co- Valby affair ,..,.. oim<d ar food ~ lnlcr Raid<~>« Counal and Vcndina StNi« (FVS) (IRQ and Sipla Pi Fratiroity wore peuoonel-operaton of the c:aftfut to limit tkkn saiQ 10 carctma. Wort.rs MR ~ sfiCbdY O¥U 700. Orpaizon llttD wltb iaadequatdy mooiiOrilll . _ "'&bouc 7S ~ ~ntranc~ · way acli•itiu . A t p~•·" accordio& to IRC ~ on the tkifu, )lOilrOU Jaaa. ...,... a UB \ 10 LO b< En••-.J HeM.h and Saf<ty odm•ted." IRC thai ...,...., <ad! bM of'lieially ret the c:af<taia UB CU$LOmcr to eocon.O~~e ouuick .._;ty 11 100. "The rumor wu ,...... Altbouab 00<11e aour«S lllaa we o..,.,owdcd th< c:af<tcria," eont1cted by Tltt Sp«inurr vaif'oed said JCJdn, "bw thai is untru<. I tbal the policy wu at forced, otbcn dldn 't .,.., want to put 800 people claim it wu iinored- "Aa lona u ill there." they aot my lick<t, they didn't care Howncr, nwn<rOUJ IDcidents where the beD I wa rrom." rt1>011<d rqardir\& anllflowtd rem11ked one pauoo. " I .... _...., now of ooo-dc:kct people there from Buff s.... and "'*<n. "I Wlllk<d ric1tt lo lhnMt&b ...., . , _ . ,,.. tloc f . - dooc-oo OK asked mo Amid alkpliOtU tlaal "'""' ~ a all," daim<d rauict<d - - - . . . , as Md r....... lob ~ofania~Uono. liq- bonks- --= carried .lolo 0t1oera i\ad oinlilar taka or the Jhaw, _s;apw; exxttmds thot _ , j e d llllmiooioDL ''Some p y overybod y wu "d illaenc ly sUd~ ~'rewida me aDd I'll eet C::htcktd ." Numerous 50\lftt•. yauiD.'AIMIIbcalbeyaumpedmy bo........,, failed to ob>crw ..any 111114," ~ frahman' "Mltcb conflacotlon of the illeaal Ka£, . <lOmmodities, " My (tlcncf and I dnu'bed UIIO "No ODt bad checked fO< t1oc c:,fctcria thrO\IIII on opaa anythiaa as all," c:laiiMd Upbla. .....,..... rccatlcd sophomore "ln r.a , • lilY behiad me W» ~ Tt'ycancr. drloklna Y..ton Jodt, and -be l>OI w,.. '"* • ...,._Roo *"' '*' - - •--..sc»bonk loiO . . crvMI." 0 o.~.. rjoLou " '' ..... -t.<O.; "lbiap ~ fb'laa ol o•« Qr ~ace, " uclalmed Kl_,.. Glllive JC.tt. ~'On< kid picked up a bia dlait and 1bnw It ~~~~~~~~ ln1o the crowd.". p a...- tfall mlch:nt W)U.- oiiOctwd an b:ida.t ln .-tDch 10 IS/iiiiJ. . . ~.,..- " "' nuda ......... Si.,._ PI and IRC bau pb)oicolly "polj«d" one po11011 -bad tOueil a plaatlc cup of boor. Other aourea r-lloollooc· ' - ucts of . _ bdola w- t h e . -. The -......&oiJOD ofbocroothecafctcriafloor.......tl~~§~~~~~-llDI ~ u$1ippcryc:oo4illoou," f -4irll to an offiCial lllouod by rq>on .Pooblit Sa(ar Olllca' Ooltald .IU!y. LooltMt follo•tnl tbe ca nu11aclon &n~ . .... c;lOdUi OCI<llf'l<d. ''People ........ llcpped on." doimed ooe · NOSloer k - to ~··e we., Alo•t<d. "Tlo< Wbo c:oaccn. Ondn. .i-bcre opla l" Wbik ....udQa dul , on< pauon wu occidentally puihed tOtO a Wac male. Wlcll no q ........ ukcd, tbe molt turned aod ........,. brcakma 1>. '"""'-.., llis nOIC and KD<Iina him to the 'iiUJ!'"' o1 . __...... ~kal. ~10 tbc i~ured~------------------------------------------~ · -· Siatna Pi'• CaclW> orautd llw " To the bdld U1Y tDowledt< tbac - - "" .... fn.... 'No Yandalia- ·~ed"' 1M Oood,..., donn. lllcl>oQP ..,..,. dilp>mtlcd cm1omen lllrew bottkl ... tho Maia-Bttilcy l*l:ina lot , -ld 1boaU of "UB - I 'm ....,., com in& bedr to 1hls ...... " Upblft aalcl. Ia addllloa. Klein "--td litol lRC'I F -, Q.uad offocc a t.vpt of uoslk· lllro~ Aeeordln• SlaiJI• PI .,...u-an Mille Wolkoff, ~ Soaorisywu Da'tt ...,....ed about the Valby Jbow. ''1llat's the to rcspomibt,.yof FVS," Mnr cit<d lh• the the crowd addJ&ioe. ..... c:af~ ttll• '• tht .. ..,bariok.. - bed~ . -•Yor tndlrlol<d. lo - ared a • .,.jar factor coollibonula 10 _ ... , . _ .......,.., rOOD> tcmpcn~­ at 90 olc:pcu. Accordioa ao Patks. 1bc u.feaeria't beatln& syt.tcm is ~.,..._ LO - . , . . . , . larJ< erowch.. .. a normal ......... . .... ... bdina ...........- .,.,.._ - ......ilariooa • ~ ' :.clequk." ....... .. •...., - . · · hrts said . " I ... t.., peop1e Jwt dcr-e~y ked ..... bcc:tito< of the _ ,.. r<COUDted Upbl.o. " ! ....,., Iller< conuollcd o.c:fulhody by a Stat.. all. .. opcrattd c-o•pvu.r. 1c\ et was oet -idtMI<IJ a c~qrus. =- by the limo ...,.....,. . - ........S, ;, ..., II" bauer ltcA Ill here," <lqllaiDed PaRs. Addltioll&lly, tb< c:alncna's *• · ••t - 1,. ........-.,... Valby sho I t'll aa4 Jm--e- llcW • . ~""eak-io1 posted for return ha.. bea1 ref>orted, but the srolen set of Jll&ller lc~y• 10 the Ellicolt Complex Is still missina. aecordina to Pltblic: Safety Director Lee Grifftn, and campus politt it hopit~aa S200 reward wiD aid In the key1' ra:ova:y. ~ keys were stolea (rom the CUSiodial Ser.ice's Off~« last weekend, alona with a coloc television, a '~"" and 1*0 bolt cuuers. Griffm explained that one penon attempted to offtt information, but becalm "panicky" and then but\1 up. Additionally. Grifnn said thai a penon, possibly the ·c:aiJu, approached Pubtic Safety orrrcen and began 10 tal~ about the theft but suddmly Oed. · "We'll keep any Information we &et and keep it · conl'ltkntlal," Griffin asserted, add in& a plea for th• caU~ to tdcphone Publle Safety apio. Grirnn said that anyone: with lntormation about tbe tbcO may alto caU him at borne. ~ Sc udmt Association (SA) 11 consrderiq in<:reUn& Lllor r~ard money bw SA Praident Joe Rifldn and Trasurcr • Muk Moore have quatiooed the leplity of ulinima.ricbuxy nudc:ot rea ror sucb a puJl)OK. • Moori: Afd that lbc:re are "ways 10 act arotmd" the IUiddlnes b<U the reasotU for allocatin& atudent fCC5 must include: more thu jUSI "a monetary donalioo for a reward.'' Rilldn favors chan&in& lhelocb on aU the doors to protect the 2,500 taidts~U of Ellic:otL ''It won't be too 01ucb moll<!y if qirlls raped," Rilldn replied wbftl aslced.tlout the cost of \Mdwllc. AdcllciocW officcn bave bea1 assi&Md to !be Ellicoll Coalplelt. Grifftn said, and raidents ha .. been warned to b< ,...,.., ~ oo their ' Scartay has· been V<rf Visible MX'Orlliqto lDter-Resideoce Cloluldl President Gtc:a Smith. Bolstcrilll lhe force is a Cliii!IJIIFnt or plain clothes offoocn wbo are difficult to cfiiWlau!Jb from studa!u. Smith lidded. Ourlnathe ._lteod of Aprill7, II udl9. when atwlocn!l arcexpeaed to ao home for Pusover and Easter c:dell<aliolu, Griffin wiU deploy additional officers to auard !be anpty r - It tbc lceys are not found by t)len. The caua teenrity 1s posaible, o rtmn aplalnecl, beca!'IC PUblk: S.fC!Q' wiD not be receivitll many CaDi then and will lllua be abl• to spare offtCUS for duty In EUicott. Off'lce"Worken have bea1 notifted by Public SafC!Q' to take precau~looary meaurc:s apillSl lhef\$. but Griffm suessed t!lat "we're more~ *ltb lives tbaa equipa>eot .'' Griff~a noted t11811here is at leuJ ooe -urity officer in ever; noon. d~ ....sraaa~c. - FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AT P .J.'S WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! HAPPY HOUR starts at 12 noon ~ cafcscria ud • .,...daud ..-.tal irl<idatu o f -· aJicott keys still ~ware! i "" �f editoridl l ~r iD Sqaift 3 p.m. i M In other )'MIS, eurely more Ulan a lew atudenll will p.a by Haaa Lounge lOde)' and wonder about !he Identity Z' of 1M IOft1PQken, catuelly-c::lad ltgun~ olddreaing !he !! CfOWd from a podium In tront of the l.,ge picture windOw. W~gthe alza of UB. With tt.!Tagmented eec:tors and ipllt eampu-. tNt feet Ia tNIIy not 10 remlltkable. For the awer8Qe atudent WfiO comM to VB to get an education, trying to make MnM of au the bure-atlc IMguliOe and political ploya that tangle the lnttltutlon edml"'-tmlvely Ia difflcllft. Sonlng tna accu..tlona and rebuttala, the aucees..a and IIMt failures Ia a fonnldable taall and pwh~. Ia not In many people'a eyes worth IIMt elfan thalli would take. But there - aome compelling reaaonl (yea, you have e-el IMRI beforaj WfiY you lhoUid care-pMicularty --811out the golnge on In tne upper echelone ollhelvory • -· Look lor reuone etched In the 10.yeer tenure of Unl\lerelty President Aobert L Ketter. gain lmpetut from the ,..,.._ complaint• on the quality of atudent tile at ue and the lldl of '"POflllv-• to etudent needs. Ketter has come blore the lludent b9dY annually, eecn time In a different coetume. Two yeere lige he eddressed a hoatlle ..-nblage wanting retpon• to claims of tnoompet«~oe from his admlniatratlorli Confidence wes eroding tn· Capen Hall, they had heard, end rotting the foundation of the University. Would he succumb to the orles ol non-aupport? Laat year students met the President as a leader up lor evwuatlon and reappointment to the top post. A tess aglia\ed, yet atilt concerned group packed Haas to uk him II he would atay on despite a significant opposition. Yes, he said, In a confident tone-UB ~~V.OUid embark upon still another Ketter term. Today, hoWever, atudent• are meeting Ketter aa a leader wno haa announced hfs departure and Ia In the best position to comment on the State ol the Unlveralty. He will leave In January 1982 with an Idea ol where the Institution Ia headed .-.d What atudenta should aak of the new top official. He Is wllllr~g to aha,..that knowledge today. But there are 11111 other questions to be asked. During hi& rernalnlr~g tenure, Kelter w ill have acedemlc and nonac.demlc lnuea thrown In hta path. The Ketteresque methode of operellona nya he will not serve a lam&-duck term and Will therefore make mov11 that will continue to Influence this Unlveraity. There Is a declalon to be made about the limits currenlly lmpoeed on the 118 Record Co-op; Jhere Is a restructuring propoaal being toned around Cepen's Hall• thai could aiQnfflcantly change the face ol undergraduate education; there ara plana to convert the onty student union on 1wo campuaea Into a dental facltlly and move groups out ol Squire and Into atilt uncletermlned spots. Each one of lhoae decisions will affect, In gene1111, the ahape of VII• Unvlerelty and, speclllcelly, you. The forum has been planned; the quest ions ere etreedy formulatect, all you have to do Ia Show. This year's Ketter appea,.nce may diller from others In thet the mood may be much catmer-crlllcism now certainly does lillie good. But lhe toMn could shed new, perhaps More candid light on old. yet dramatically Important Issues. The UniV!!ralty President haa agreed to apeak before his conetlluentl. Show UB you care enough to lend an eer . . . or perhaps a comment. The lnslltutlon may t !. ,nnDOnd .......,. . EspECIRUM "-·"._.. ... _ · --- ___ OM--(At--·-·· · -a...Edltor-ln·Oh,.. .............. . El.... CliCIYII Jolwllt........... ... •---. • . .... .,..., ..........-. .._Simon .t.:""~ - .....--· ...,.c-· --- eo.r .. .,....._ ..... .00...11._._...., .....,c.._..-.. -M~u - I.Moy~ween... .r__, ...... ....,..._ ... ~ .. ~ ...ItT~ - ··· ,........,. .. _..,c...,. ____ ....,..... ....... n............. ~ ................. ~fiG ..... ....._lfle.. . _ . ._..._,..._........_ ,.. ......... lo -~.C:..• . ..., . NtloMI - - ... - - ------.l<....l ..... ·--....-Y0111Mt.............. ~-- ,__.....,_ _ _ _ .. _ _ H.... - - , " ' - ·-"...-,.... ~-·.. .. =..--... -.en~~..,_.. - r ~....., . - - o l rllll _ _ _'l' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .oftlllo .......... lfle ,J:N}...._. ........... £coMmie ler/dom Tot,. f - . lol_.,...c:Mefo-lon. - · - - · · - - - - oimc>l)> _ oiiM _ (Ktlf'oel ,_ ·., .. . _ o ,., l •........ ......, ettlciM In no. N - Yorl; r - fe-9 ,...,. 01 ........ 1lte $1~•Y- Ooi'"OO - " " ' com•no.-lrot~~raiiW<II>~t-­ Ha Am...S." FelL •111. 111e rr....own edi\or\01 o1 F~~> tS r'A bUt Fa! r..uon eo."!. ond - •1 """ Into ' " ol bonclaga • • a - -·o, ~-- ,..._ 10 IM - o t ( - AonoldGIIC'IIW>'I .,_,lion lot ... ~ ~""' 10 liftd lmpllcat- ol '*'10 - · .,.,.,. lor ~-~~. -lc-. .....,._........., ... -or not. ol FelL 2111 _., "*'!' _ , pgin(e ~IN _ . 111 ,-· -·ortd .,...,..._, ~~light of IN 011stlnll lonondol ·~...- - ' bftl>o ,_genuol"'" ''-'!' - · OCOftOfftic pltii<*>PIIr- -~ ~-n. I - lll<a 10 --- ..-t>otale upon , _ r&ttw o~t ol W1111n0t Wid .,..,.. o _,_......,. - 1\u _ , llollellty, -ouppty oiH" • e<>OI!Offllco atlmulll" """""""'lc r*"'"'Y" by manll><tl&llng Federal f~ pollcleo; t>olclnclng lite 1'-.1 ~ II on<l of the com.,...,..._ lt.nd n lhe ANgan l"m fomt•leiM programs U doN 10 o1mpty by .nllllng F-aldebl_....,.,. al\d, ln theeaoeof educ.otlortol tuf'M. the · dflbt, as demonatr•ted by tho Ttm., t>Ubllcollono lloted obovo. II t>otng r•elto<:lted 10 liM Amerleln fomlty. l!ris economlc 0/lfftlrtv ol <101>1 I rom lite-"'""' to the~ carrfft an enormoua oonMQuenot IOf atudentt~Jtd parenta. M .._.iirte JotmltOtt In het n.nu llllde. •·70 1*'*'1 of IN atudenla (ot Amho<ol Collogor) -a!Q< _ . . , . . _ · - ..,._•. This 10., u n - figure! II"'"""" th .. Olmoot ~uanert ent« Into • fOfm ot orrvett Hbl IIClOflotfllco alld. u Ronald Gllclcman•s lelltr maku •t•t" ) by Joaeph Simon O.a: Nov...-13, ••• Ploc« Martin Aootn, Copan Hall s.t1Jno: The Pr..ldontlal Searcl> Commhteo llu gathered tor t1:1 la'lt meetl"i}. anct ts p1eparlf'lo to~ • no IM olli>O Unlii~IIY win be Momow. I\IIWt met ~ sll>ce l\pt1~ mulled a..r llundrl<ls ol J-• nGI- resumes and Interviewed literally hUMttedt of candidates. ... laOIOI'IIOI_......Ic _ _ IN ~~--~ _ --~.~ . , , . ~.al - 10 In - . , liloa • 01_,10 (and, to • - dear-. - • · - - .......... lOr. . . dlltong--- hillory. fltoy mutt labor, ~lowlno graduation, In 11>e - - 1o ..., oil .,,. c1e111 oeulnO • oo11oge -licMI re<l<ll,_ much oo lmmlg'""IO h.o 10 Millnet< In~ to payolllhel,._atlort to Follurt by etu6enta to · - by the IOJmo ol l'adt<ol toano, luot u wu the .... lor 1-tured MIVIniO. " " ' ' to leg&l !>UfiiO/Imant-o1•11-.. lito F-aJ onomey In tile 01o1o of 01\lo ..,... Mekt lndk;ttnentl aoatntt hundf.OI Of •tudents WhO rthttl to l'tonof payment• on F.e<tttAJIY-IMCMO ooueattonol toone To 001 .. lnlntponad.. Into ""' PIOHOI highly. demanding e<~ucaHonaf tabot ma~et. student• OC>IIgaiO I,..,OOI¥ea 10 1111 up<~atl<l lo<m of Kon<>mle aorlllom ...,lett '- onlY 100 polntullt lett. ret 1101 really cooliNG. "" 11>0 ~~-· and by ........... Gkdtman It II 1 ttantformauon ~ W'l moat ruflze lot Wllalllla tlte , ....,.1 oi-JC Ot<Yit~ tnroug/1 tne ....1.,.,..., of"'" S1a10 -1• A"'bor �li ., H feedback ! Jj Student opportunity A little perturbed To lite Editor. fthltll< n·o umo that atudtnlo wtoo Clrtve ..,.. ond .,.,.,. to 1*1< at ttwa Un~ ~- - a t tho I............ pMjng . , _. T -· !who get,..,. to 1*1< hortl Ollt,. _ , --that In - · - ·... - - .. 11100-etlft--10 oark lnotudentiOio(flalrd Pltllculatll -out? 1110lyba lotS.... In thO ....... get theStudtnlt lllt_(wtoo _ PI~ _IO< _ , .1w.. . . ,......,._ ol boOito 10 cony orouod. Anti I - - . 1 , _ lot tort--.andVISIT~OHLY. lot II,_ lor <t/oltorof H- that ....1 ) 1 _ Wllet'l wrong wit~ IM Oytt- II """-t-ho who Tho,__,., gota thorollrwt, getlthe _ _ _ ,_.,_? r-,. At leoal II Iller ... golne lo ..... Iota, gep tho locufty"' tMrn,- .._ ....... .... _(Mel t.eyoll Thot _ , thoro won't be u - _.ton 1o ~rkttWI . . .---11 So Commutwo-let'o get • - - ond t~Qt>t thio lousy IYO'*"- Wid lhe cat pool lon't onouvnl What about ut POOt PIOC)M Who don•t th'a ,..., lri'JY'OfW. or I Silmce is golden -one .....,..,. - 11 ooc:k o1 01111nt1 td.ats lot . l>lf1onQ In Abbott U .. wy FIOIIIY Lot - - ....., muok: laallty moombo< potko In 8alrd Sr-t Lot. To tM Edltor. N,,. wtMMkt ~ that the pleyers mtghl hl'l'e ltked tM librarian to QUjet dOWn IIIII It ond - " " " lOIII I'*" that -dllln't neve t o - wo thO 8rowoong Ubtory ond nor tno t.JgL - -· I COUld bo IOIAI!y wrong ond ha. . -•In otuclylng In tho 8r-M>g Ulxaty Itt tile Ellloolt Compla(lolarch 22la!II><Rit II pm. - · olthe ta-ln tnellt>rary....,. occupied by one"' men~ • lh®gh ft - • not extremely oro-. TIMKo - • two llbrartana on Cfuty whUeJ w u thert. Moat p,eopte at th• UbrtJY - · OIU<I~Ing thot - l n g wtollt th4lnl - . tome playing 1 l>oeld Ufll1" 11 1111>1L The at""""'*" on tile UbrtJY wu IMll)l . - quill ...:ept fO< one tlllnll-lht c:lolt<ll&t 111<11 wu QOtn9 on tho tWO Hbratlono. In my OC>Inion. IIIey - . llll<lng ..tllef lOUdly In • uorory, • - 11 It Ia only tile 8rowt~og I- '*IU.J.t mf1Underl1ood the MHre COI"lftf"&&l~. or 1\aYe ' t ' - . , port of 11. one dO Indeed IPOfOOilt lor thO accutaUon U that waa ••• the cue. \ OM th1f'O . . . cenaJn though. tne tWo hbfen.ana __.chottlng-not Cllocuuing anrtni'IV - o n t "' -'out-but monol)t o:Nnlng - e d at two dilfonont - . at live •rtllout ~rou*'•-•ono. ThatiMIIybotlltromo. 1 auuma that 1110 two Hbranona are otudontl WO<Illng In thO o.-tmont of Student Atlai,. and oro P<-r ,_t _. '*- -·udy Ub<ary ones not tile UGI.. _- . . , .0011 _ _ PW&lkocl !Qo nthe , ltable -Of _ 11>0 Hb<o ...... Plllt lludenll.l rnyJofl o.m. - ...., - · • of1<1ng In tho O.C..rtment of t.MMrorodilato Education. In ow wo ..,_ 11e1n0 noat, -.rteouo, 1 - l f. '*Pfuf ond boing a goo< ropl't-l&llvt tor thl DUE. pae.,...· .., to tile that liMo UGL lo fot l1vrdlftu ones lhot ~ can go '"""' If tl!ey •onted ..,... qvlol. Slot heel oalcl rhlo ltoo than IOl...,t rone. s•no• that wao nol-.,.- to mo. I dlcl not""" the wtoOla ..ntence or tr.. oonverutJon. I woutd wnu.we to QW'h In • ._,.,.,_t. c.c,,,, LH Calmdlu plllnninl To IM EdiiOr. TN follOWing ....., ••• Mnt IO C'.atendAI CommfttH cn.tomon. 1-eutrwntiYIS&nio<_A_,.,. Ito thO -·----""~- -"'-gained In -~,."""..,.,.,..._ -otiono Clurlng lour yean It U8. Fot IMI't - • boll.,. I na.. 1 lol11y strong --tton or tr. bo<wlho ond &IIOflComlngo of IIIII lnotltutton. The Un~y hat -.lnu-ted with opooa~ tl1elt obaleclto at • .....,.,..., lnalltutlon ol lllghor, -..!ng Is O<nfJ 1 1!01> eer-, To --Speco--.....--.--·galoxlo .,. but a fow of tho mllltatltniC- willet> """' lmodtd tho Unlvorolty. AnYthing h&•lng to do wltlllhlo lllflltary Ia nothing aiiOf1 of - - ond Mel tlllo-trueiO< tl!eopocoOM*- m..-. Thttln!llatltiM-Iho~arylllllt-­ _ . .,. otrllelng. In tftllef- t h o - · of tooato. 1t11cl< ond -roy oro rew1rfltd. The mll~ory - . , -too thole montgroupo who ht.. dono t good job Lt. - " t l l y dtiMII<Ig killing t cenaln """''· Spooe- o - ereo......,., whh an anay oi"-POinllolalo,IIMhlng tlgllto (tho light from exploding boml>fl, ot mlni~t (llloetlle mllltwy ''*"" of ''ct\alge'1, when tn.re hal been aucceaatul onnlhllatlon of thO · onomy. II you destroy • ~Iller ope-lp, tho m1DIIIno gi.- you o hoto'1 wW>ornt, loll of polnto. liglltl Mel -.ndo. Oootroy a _ . . , tlllp, do and yOU'Q - o f 1 ,_ard. u- -d-. 011 -..slY ..... ,,_ llllling · - In tl\e mlll1ary II you -roy on ontll't 'ollotnamoot v ii~ y011 mlgllt get promoted to . .._~ or If lf11UI'td In bailie you'll r-.. a pu~ple ~~we.,.. lOIII no1 onl)lle It nowardlng 1o kilt, btl! eo Ia -.g toun. Kill only one onc1 _ . v..- ellom ... ~go-1 do nol dtny that le atraMgy and ollllt --In-In playing--- h mar-~~e - l h o t - - eouldllatll ltiiC>nM ~---ton..._-· nolllto , _ destroying the enemy. Bu~ 11 one to .,....otlnt In playlno t h e - II one wlaloo mota monoy. lheY moy - . . , g o o d •• dtotroylng.llletlheY- ........ crowd.. Only t,_., who .,. tNiy okllled In -roylng warrant ottonllon. I am ollln foVOt of gomoo; <*loin g"""a, likl th061 IIII I can and tlloukl bo loolWtatlvt In OUI mtnl&l ond l)hyolealgr-. Spaoo-gomes&l't dtbllltatlng to OUf .._... hOallll. Tiley lnotiU In uo o1 compethton, ww, ond thole ottatogleo todMJing wlllllhooe-lvtdulhi"*'Y· 11141 t*OOptlon to juoUfltd or unfounded 11 of lncon-uonoo. Wllathtr wo tealta It or no~ apace 1ildeo-.,.. teaching uo thO """'"• ond l'tWild lnlwont In ~>U<Sulng l etiTIU.. of -ructiOn onc1 -opft&t• ~llatlon. lwttll not to tmplyt~ata.u tllooolndlvlelulllo wtoo play ony 0< oil ol lilt _ . . vlclto gamoo ore tlloM wno wouldn•t run .to Canada If there were a draft, would light on the lrontllnoo ltl Soutlle&ll All& or waul~­ vott pro ROTC,- I - to lmPtr that t h i N oamo• t - - o n our poy<:hology. I C&IHIOI bollove d'H...-.tty. r . . - one too many- ldctr lilt I!IOCNnt 1fta< r.or,g boon "-troyecl by the "fnvedert'~ I've .-n one too many crowell hOVWed oboUI'-oo - . .• yet o llondlul of pooplt ot coofltion ..-lng about 1110 - • oondltlono In El Sa1¥1d0f. 1'¥1 lor too mony pot.,..rar_..,.. lor bUying • Into one o f t n e - - -""dRipped ln-.10.-.,ldii.OM _ . . . _ , _ - - ..... In ..,, Of p~ayrioo • tho .,_,, Is not the Soviet Union. Of C!'olna ., thO ldl.., apoCi tlllpa, or III)Ont or 01\Yfhlng tiM w1 perooheoadlllol'tnt t h a n - Whothorwe....rn war• ., pllylrtg a - - g - 1 1 1 1 only....., ~ ..__ O. IC.W./Izman -·------------ .....,......._-·· ... l _ t o n _ _ _ ... _ . . , . .. . . . ~_.c_ _ _, pr- WhO play ·~ce vkteo game. tor the firat IHM may not "dO too woll''; that lo. IIIey moy not bo oucoooolul in KJJing ....... .. O...woultlbe"""I>UI-to-.lttllat.,... at.-.topotl1yllavt, l<wtoo ""'0.~­ h .. my t..... good....- ot INs lo-tottoo . . , _ _ f t r o o t . - . t lrom thO Institution. From lhl _., boOinntno 1 - · ot>tolna the impfUiion that tl!ey .,. only o n...-. Unlort.,.,atety IIIIa lOci< of _.otton - · &1rOiobt sue~~ Militaristic llideo games!!! - !Inn_, through to~ 1 t,.,.tnatltllopiryliiOitlft--ott _ _ .-...., uldtat-rwo~.._r ,., '"" ltudontl' plouure. For , ..... - - . durlno o aiiOf1 periOd ol time 1111 - - o1 lolloolwQito. ovoryone oould ...., the c _ , and r- frlonclo U\01 heel 110mt lor tile lour years - a aomewttet pleeaanl thougtu. Tt1l1. unlonunataty, II not tNt It U8. . . . _ 11>o - g...,.,..lon-_..,p fondllhot 11o1oro ho. . . -1 Thlo Ito- very lhtle time tor forowotla and rosulto In 1 llnal dteponlng of that opothollc fooling towards Ull. l~ W itiiGanySoohnor,WIIolloftowleo­ ol !ho C.lonelar Commit- Mel tw lnlormod ma thO e . - catend&to tor the """' lour , . . na.. 11etn Pf'tPitod by the oommlttoe 11111 _,_,.,..,,. the Presl6ent. H e informed me that, In most of theM yt&tS, thofo lo one day .,.,_, uamo and thO~ In mosr ol tha.o ,..,., th4lnl lo ono d e y - oxamo IIIII lho ~~ .,.,.,__01. I _., taCIUHt yOIIfl· "-OOPinding ' " U" "" one Cl&y.'""' -. oxl•o, - . . ..._,. tho . . . . -. Fot example, would It not bo poooiiJia. In '"' lutura, to _ . ... thO last final on, aoy 1 Thurodly. lollo- by o s.turchl,..sunday graduation lor atl dtpottmtntl? I lllltot I t - bo ~- l"tllllpW. s - , �Th<J "'".....,... r--~ooec~ ..s hoted lll..,_,..,..lhc Nodall. 111ar 1M1 "'"...-bed b1 lhc ~ ....... h-.,y , _ ,. . Md jell i paiD curioesonlooUn. llut -~~~c tllcy ...._ ~ Or .,~~~ry ~.. ~ "M<a • tile IOIJ," UB HiDOil' I'Jo- Mllroe PloAr ap&o;oood, .._ t ....,. ~ODd ..... -... • .,....... dtM." Colilot lhc •............,•• ol p111t US.....,_. "I.......,",_ ..,.ed lb• "oaclriw ba lao like ram~~~ fol'ofra; polltlcalpowu b a hca"1 ............. a. , _ . . -.... Ia 1M ..,.... ~ Scs ...t So::uolily or 11oc ,.,._...... ....,. ~ ........, 1M "&he ....... ol tile pn-•- ··lhr1- ! ........ l - ~,......_ ...... ....._ ........ .., ........ o...-~volol . PDur llillloM_....., ...._., doollnoe~~ ...,_, he__. doc ........ • &he I'll> IU Scmo lloa« IOCiclJ r - . - ·~ .._ ror _ _..u...~~ory 1... fOI acs JiuoM.'' llol,.,.. lJic ~-tau, IMoalldr orrer Lbdr saWlc&. ' a..u "Ooiaa 10 bell nh a pOiotldaol k Ike ao1na 10 bod Wllh a linlt bh or bislory;' h<lo.......,, addiA&IitM I t - a hlnorian'i duty 10 "audy and ~ ohb upc<1 of II>< l'rctldal<y." When aao6anoo: hlllDIY lanor<f l Pmidonl'> pnv11e tile, Pleour oplalned, It 11 "ont~ually di~·" P~- mlamoUI lor bls aocapadei, Frank'J" R_..dl !Tequmoly ornployed U.e Ml"'ca of a m~w.... Plelur noled, addina lhll 1he polio· suid.., Pf..;denl'l acoionJ could be: -sldued undmoandablr . "Eleanor ~~ wu Pfucll•h and .... • l l an ordeal 10 htr," hr salcl. "'I'Mir ... H....., _ _ _ .,. ,.,. S.INft ol ,.,....,.,.,., ......., marri.qc was never rt.aJiy 1 t ucces.t." Due tO thai nollurc, Roo..-dt bc:c&mr cntanaled with another womart-Lury Macer. Thrlo oclatlon•hlp eontlnucd lhrouahout ~k's lour-otrm tenure, cfirnulnJ 11 the- Prc>lclcnt's dc:alh wltb Mcrcu 11 his aide. "Eianor 1a1cw aboul tba'n," Pk>ur -rtded, explalnlnl howlhc Firso Lady IO<llld a ~nd<n« bet ...en thr pair willie Mcrccr was lta~lin, throup Ewop<. "II • • mlMcl In tbr mall Elanor was rcad•OI 10 him wllil< h< wu 10 In bod." be uld. "Yct, tbc:rc was no _.don and thr affair 1111 <XIftlmued," Ploour a1ao cotod a rum<>«<l rdMlomi"P ........, th< President and a war rcf- prlocal. " TbcK ba~ bc:<n ...,.,.. abouo ~ l'rlll<ao Manba 1114 FOit .~ 1>t told tilt approaimatdy lO rn aucnci&Dce. "It was ""P''I'CfCto hao< c:arriod oo r\&111 on thr Wbbt House." ............. Citfl''•- rebuffs. Ploour ~ th< r<lllllin& ...... ..., ~·•cont•- . . . - , _ prcnptcd FOR'tWlfr to beconoc 1.,.. humanitarioa. ''They (JIIc attain)~)' .-lvoted hrr to beconoc tbc: f1nl Lady oftbc: World," tht qoiii\Cf~IIIJ UB butNclot bcMied. adc!iaa lhll l>thirudf .._ N tile Ollly llillona who lloiDb Elceor Rooondl II ......UI\4." ,.,.,.,.,.. ~·· lndlocrulooJ by l l - IS )'an. Wllfml Harcliaa - a ''tnlc bMwb;' Plaar Ia~. "turdhla looted oround for -""""br-a WIT l'OUIII oaan." lA addition to a ..;re 1111111 )Uf1 hit ...UO.. Hard ina was tbouabl to h••~ tepo • least t-o ftliWal<s. "l'bc:)'....,.. o~." he- -ed . "One, two Br11109- wu jtoa allttle sb1 who had a awl! oo bllll." lUnllnt Ood BrinDo bocame a ''bot hm,'' wbc:n a~ llilcmeted thr pa frolicklnt in a N<w Ycwk Ocr bold ooom. " Hardina dolmrd s..aatin or _,.lftt," Plaar sold, CIIPJalnlnt lhll, l l Prl.... Prulclcnl, H.vdinl was lrnrnunc from lcplprooeo:utiooo. Hardinc'• other mlltrm. PbUIIpc. wu ...,, on "a slow boa1 10 Japan," to PftV<nl posdbk cmblltruorncnt ,...... he' bocame tht doitf aecuti~. "Whcn 1hry Kl1l lcnm to cacll otbcr they even had cod< names." Plelut uplained. "HMdlna 'Cootllnl' and Carrie was c..rn. ·s.s·... • Art<J .,..,.... , Hardlftc'• "OOPh<>moric" ""'iJIJ ttyk, !'bur read rroao ~ Presid<nt·, condj)Oioc!<D«. " I lo\c you rlrcucd. but naked m«t: be -rott:• Pksu1 read ... lso't lilac JWI dtva(iftl!'• ~ Snui....-INI!(y CooJidcrcd by mMJ to be: a "...0. "Sex dme is o lot ike ru"!fi!& for offa; political power is cfht#vy ophro<ftsiqc.• -UB History Prof~r Milton Plesur t>Nnaa." Hardinf's popularitJ atn0111 the rtmale populal- wu madc:d Ollly b1 Jolla F. J(cno«<y, -ten~~ was olio plaped by iuiD~ or~ allan. "It's llill100 early to blow lboUI JFIC's acs 6fc.," Plaar Jaid_ "Only lime will-•lbe - - - .pe~." PinpoiniU., Kcnncdy's ........ Coo~-. Pltau ra~~ttnbor<:!l ..... aori<s ..._...... ..... )'l>.... lqlsllllor and hb IICII(haM for dlloN$prls. "HISJ<a'CUI) Jaid ber mam dill)' ,..,.. to - - bD d'""" he- rocallod. ._ thr \llldte . . _ , ''poctltiar" habiu. thr History pn~r..QPIIk..,lhll Ptaillon< ~ c:ontiaUOIIII)' ~~a~ th< IIJiid deM &he bllllroom wtoil< be: -~&boa a ar.o-. "'Wile!! r.11<,.... ill tbcrc, be would, ...u. pull tbc: curuoim t.d: ODd. • • , " be baitated. "O..h<J." Durin& Kcnoedy's 1960 Prt:sl6atoaJ campo..,, Plaar called thr tolldldatt's Yllil 10 ~ AuditonUftl a "lo¥e ritt and la'liltty ritUAl." 'Q)nsiderq til• l:cnoedr won by lelsllln 1:10.000 90CCS. Plcsw . tlw thc Oemocnl't piiJIIeal attributcs may ba~ tipped the doction for bim. "Eith<f thOI," Pl<su1 eoDduclrd, "or a lao o f - thousl>t Ric:IIOid Nhoa 'frU daWabk: too••, -cd. &.....,* - Oscar Micheoux Theater opens doors to arts and culture lor Oan O'SIIea proaram, a cloa mqi<laJ1 Dave OcJack, and local venlnloquill Kt:nny 8)'1'11. 'I'M Theatre hal also boaed t1avdina abowt. Tbc mooot Tblny ,_,. -... paaaod • - th< ...., .. or thr oulllandiQa popular or th<ar wu lltothet Blu<, • Nmionally·tnown blloclt filmmaker Otocar Mlchcaua. bul hb n-.,e ia IIOI')'kller wboae ... rdlcd lh•7SO.:... ftnleturc to capacky. . - . . , _ lh._t. tbr efloo1• of 11 lcllll one .,......,. 'I'M Otocar Michca111 Tbralu eno!o- local talc:nt, and Buffalo'• 0tocar MlcbaW< Theatre, lOS I Balky A-ue. Is a the childrcn's ......,_ ~ olf<rStbis'Oppon.UDitJ. Tbc )'OOQI, optltt\iak. or...,WUOO-"a lbow ~for til< visual OGJy crittriorlll 1M Ill< lbow "be: posit!~ for clllldla>." and perform-, aru." Said Sallth, "Cbiklrc:n arc WIT imponanl-they're II>( While itwol.tr~i Ill -mU of I dlwne community, the 01><0 lhll arc 11f. .ed by apJo;wloo, viokncc and Tbcalre Is ~fally intl>"nncd in pracntina thr oult urc.and rxialst~." an of the- bladt people. lath< wordt of Mlchca... " ••• ,.. Hc added tlw tbc: problem with IIWIY th<at<J pcaauatloot haw priedCI1 moral aad anbdt •aiUCf: •e ha.. our own In Burr.Jo 11 tballhrJift beyond dtildmt's eomprd><nsiooo . echical cod< aod ay of llJ., All of lh~ lr<UIIm mua be: ~, "W<'r< WIT careful lhll wloatnu ,... brini ln, dlildrcn can Olftd<mand it aod ~ IOUiellUna balcrocial dco<loped- _ _ , ~·· Sonilb .. cbairmato or Ill< Boatd or Directors of from it," said Sm.kb. Sua Ship Com~ IJ>c., II>< ,_1)<0fot IJ'OIIP lllat Parc:uu ""' also lowed to the Sawrob, pf0P11111$. Tbc atablbhcd thr Theatre hi Apriii979: Smlth, .. bo 01udied film Board bdiews poorcnu 5llould spcod more time wilb lb<ir • Nco Yort UDiWnkr for • summer. b a fnmdl), )'I)UftJ dtildrm, and ser lha tbcir chilclrm ...., in a "pooiti\"e, Aft Buffalo lllllw wit1t dcdocatioa and coalqious allhuslam ~···· Sp«fntM lilof/M'rlr... .,...wid, a..- ...w. -llis-t. """"'dst'a 10 Smith. Ill• Board .........t •bf"ied ..itlo the ..ay our art• ODd atlture ~ bdnt praft1tcd 111 Buffolo," and ~ tile ....t for • -•it)'-lluod aroup to llpRfld the COIIUMII!Iy. s. 5llip c-,...iooo,..U1lllc w1t11 the bdp or an ..... ........., _ . _ of wolioateen, -..1 . , . , ft0t10 tbe -~few r.1l< Ant ODd tile New Yort StOIC Coad'OII r.1l< Ana, llad , _ _ tloc ~. bliP"'*-- - •119,.... ..... unky. lalll wmm<r Chalnnan of lJic Natio<oal Iliad Unilcd Froo1, the R<"tftold Herbert OauJhtry. Oacar111 bookln1 ito own .,.,.,_,, the Oocar Mlchcau• Th<tllte makcs catlin h '-""" time and spec< availatlk ·ror IX>IIlmunky - · 'I'M ThNtrc hal houaed an f<lli"815. locll W<nt lhoooos, loctUI'CI oo blac:k blllol')', ~ paacanu. comcdlaou. choir .,.....Pf, s11c1t and v1c1eo ...-otlons and theater aod d"""" Lorna Hill'o Ujlma o.,.,e Co. Pfoduced a cblldrm '1 sbow II thr 'lllellre, as clid thr .,...ups. Lancuttr·Ocpcw Cotnaounil)' l'h<llrt Qoqp. Tht ouaao of Ihe 0.:.. ~ Tbc:alrc llllf bc:<n d• in pllft 10 fOod ~·-fOod orpalutioa. _ . .... 10 Smltb. Althoufll h< b doc ooiY MI-t- .....,..,..,.. be said h<illtnotlr aldrd by a JrOUP of 40 >'Oiuole<B-dl< "FQmds or tbc: 0tocar Midlc:awo n.c.rc." Tbosepoopkropramo d paru or lhc c:oatii!OAity • do aod -.I .....,btrs •ho. Seith >ald. haw 1Iom .._ . . 10 Tbc ...,lunt- . mist Ia die ldtaloD, boot~ and fiiiiCk1oiJIDJ. . . . . If sw- •t-." liM& ..... Tbc ............,.ed '"'ppon or tht......., -=ilyblos -meaN m tbc Tbalrc'• IJ'O'I'lh. Tbc buildlna iudf ...._. oeoo:c M H'llled movie boua<-oo< of tWO Oft l also boca tlntkblock. �"'··. ~ ~· ~- ' l lJ} II Don't he fooled, My LifelnTM Bush of Gllostt i.8 larger than _language, larger than -typeaeDae, larger than anyal.ogu.lar voice. 'That i.8 its purpose. That is its me81111(8; th&t of a masnmcent pan-cultural celebration. Anthropologically thirlking, it's a god8end. Certainly purpoeeful entertainment is the .motivation behind both David Byrne aDd Brian Eno, that contemporary music, pop music, appendages within the realm of "rock 'n roll," can have a JD8811888 as Well as motion. DeDce to think. In fact, Talking Heads are by and far ib.e prime indicators of this priDciple, ·and ever since Byrne and Eno collided on ..... . .. .... • f ' . - ' .. ' • ~- More Songs About Buildings from selection to selection. · The idea of using " found" experimentation bas taken on voices was not conceived by a rapid and beautiful Byrne or Eno-in a recent methodology. Now with My interview in Musidcm, Eno Life In The Bu.h Of Ghost$, credited such peers as Steve the experimentation goes Reich, Holger Czukay and the world·wide, save no contexts. Beatles' " I Am The The basis for this latest · Walrus"-just revolutionized project (which actually by being given a set of precedes Remain In Light) is internatiooa.l parameters. the dubbing of "found" aural materiala; framing, surrounding, treating record.inga of evangelists, politicians and "foreign" artists with poly-rhythmic cooatructions of African. Arabic aod. unavoidably, On My Life In The BlUh Of anglicized sensibilities. The - Ghosu, we find the first dub i.8 the pritnary voice in "culmination" of aasorted each composition, the .thought groundworks by both artists of the think-piece. Byrne and propelled by Eno's favprite Eno handle all melody with theory: "Recording tape was guitars, synthesizers and really the iniportant "found objects,'' and the revolution in music this r.bythm becomes a composite centurY·" of 11 muaician8 (including First is Eno's quest for pan· Chris Frantz, Busta Jooes, cultural music. Rooted in his Steve Scales) interchanging · lengthy excursions into tapearui Food, the . .,__ • I . • . " .,," ~· .. .~· '. ' J . . . \ ..I '. ... looping (simply understated. the art of connecting the ends of reel·tcHeel tape for continuing moti.oo aDd eound}, ambience and environment sound. and oblique production, Eno relea* two magnifii:ent instrumental projects in 1980 with piani8t Harold Budd aDd trumpeter Jon Hueell. the latter entitled Fou.nl& World VoL 1, Fossibk M!Uics,the fourth • world preaented here as the meeting of Africa and electronics, a sonic roots panorama. Further, more tangible proof, came with Lodge, the last leg of the first BowieJEDO trilogy; SOilgS like "African Night Flig.bt" and "Yassass.in" introducing African and Turkish textures woven within Bowie's equally internatiooa.l yeUnings. Since then, Eno bas trav&ed to G.ban.a, by special request of their foreign ministry. and prodUced. music o.f area muaicans there. ~ \ ~ ~~ . . ' - ~ l.m ...~ . \ -::r ~-'· . �J I r;nognlflcent pan cultural c.t.brotlon I Dunng o ....,._ eoccn, guit- PeoA Dean ,_.eel MoMo' penlng of 1he Reel S. .. he dMdod 1he Aod Into t - PWU 1o<.,. w- ~ c:ont. . At this point. tho , _ heel ~ ...-.lonciMI\.4- - - - fiNIIy - " " f01 aome ,.of ....,t. Pf- - - -holt. " - - - M-1111 Auditorlum - M.,c/1 31 two.,._. -""-"" HeMJ olnce tho onc:ur10an of OtW ot , _., "'-t ......,._lc t..do. ~ by 11Mt- A .-dec~ introdUction onc1., ~au. In~~- I8Chnology, !he new...,.,_., - . , K - - ,....,..clto edd • to lhoilr ¥iveclou. !*{.,..,.,.In~ Audltonum lnl -. l.ovofboy- o .-~Wty now group- heovy~tol • style o f f - o Wrp.,.,..,... to, the moro eulllv810d. reflnecl metoriel of K--- lriNd tho crowd u tho _ . . With lllernentwy rhythmtth81 relied more upon '*=ibelo 1hw> edept ~. they n e - heel good ~ wtttl lhe !Qdominontly - . , crowd. From their eponymo<a debut ......., they offwed 1l1;lht . . . , . _ ol "T'um Me ~.. oncl "Tho Kid Ia Hot dioploy I~ mobile ~ c:onf~g<.Rtlono. But._.. ..,_ -.cling lhe "-logo, brought tho crowd to 1he "Palm of No "-tum." UMd _.,ggy, U... .,. elw..,. o diStt-.:tion from tho ttue locua of o eonc:ert - lho m<nic. voeahlll<oy-st Srove W...., ptOVed 10 be ....., mo<o of o diatrocttOn with his ..,.,.,. flaMing oround stage. How""•· K_., Ia cornposod of - · ""'*'- · oyne<gv Ollows 101 1 coherent p<oduct. Tho vOIUI!bty of K...uo' line-<up was 'Wit.-.:! on " Sotlg for~ ... duflnu wl1lch l(.on-y UYgren parted with No guitwlong ...ougllto U!> out aome notn on 1M p<ivott ~d rT•oo•oigl1..._4_._ . . ----------~----* -"'~' ..;..·,.But ooon cloudt.ol dry leo chilod ~ [ HARVEY & CORKY PRESENT RtJSM i ....... &.« --llfaJ~ IIA'ID ~our 01"~4MD ~ARD 'tv f<MD SAT. MAY 9th· I pm Buffalo Memorial Auditorium ~1'\SjTWtc£ A~ MAll'/ tJSip R£~N.W RE«.EAK ~.,WED:.. TICKETS GO ON SALE TOMORROW! AI all C_., ra., Oudob io W.H Y & CoNde, Coli~ lot ;;.,. • A-97hc*C_f_ ALSOC:O..rNC: Mar-.~..,.....o..,.a...-an...._.ot Oa - . . . . ~.,........,..,., !Sill -- ........,.. .....-~ ....,..._,NorZIIIU-- IJ.C./IIIplfot IM . _ llwCt v.ii ....... HEAl 0ISRAEL] F•a-"-dle JEWJSHial · , .... 875-4%65 �r-~~~======~~~----~-=========~~ ~~~,qa~~~~ .gan- • .. - - - - ----J>YJeclr ........ Thil could~ 14/ffedrog This could~~ I'm rm~~wwe of eny d i r t -. " Oailv Recorda" TN.Iatln~-.g "You" Em"""""" '-""· .....tlmed 1>0- ......_,t of pr""'-'1 In .,.., old« ........ f - . . . • hot The Who's Face Dances thee~ .....,;pu~M""' -·-to. J 1- produoocl ~ By lhle totten. the ebJm -~--off. Afwboch • • - " - .. thl Who - I n t o lhe l tiOsnol_..toturnOUia .-...of !heir ..... · 8ut don't ............ lhe dlorue .... ''Witl- ,..of~ he--~ ~/He . . . . . . . . , t o t l w - - • -·" ret\A'Nng home to hllunc811nQ gil1friond, '"With full of _,"""' I l<now h mun lhow/l lllurnp end I f.. MCI I grow~." AI tlw ............. time OoM T - . . . 1 - " ' - ........ tnt.o ... old . . . . .. 1-.lng """""'-'y ~ -..uc~-- " The Or.8at an..·· Alltlilugh he Ilea ... 1"1106" from Alw You MCI My .W. from-~ llltm. thia o.A le IO..ted with dichea. "Stll watll< rune ~ be caraf\A I don't drown vouiYou'.,.IIDt ~to-· "''* ..,.... T o - - o f f _ . . a u.nd.. 1M Who Ia , . origlnel punk band - bfuh, " " - ' · - obnoxloua, and they follow no one. 1M flrat .... -'>~no • • ...., doffatant lol t1w cooanut Who-_. Of--· cen.,_,... the- ...., ..,..~In &.tw!Wodl-. lhe oparing to lhe lint COli " You 8etur You a.t." This -.g, a oery AM, oery pop- .... indie8tlon lhe ......., .,.., wrila-"- .... tel<e n - - ltap, aft• -Are You, _ , from thek atyla ol the -tv 11170.. In "You e.n.. You S.t" Ooltray *' no tong~~< blotto hlo ,.., through epurrad on by To-~ monwnanttl po- c:horde. ~. otll ....., · to be ..,.., but In thll"""'' I'.,.11Dt.-_ to-~-·­ .....,twa&"".....--c:en . _ -y o u." tWo _ _ to_ .. _ _ o.ttrey'a .........,""' oa muctlmcn.,._.. Un...,_aty. rillhthe' o gDt lMhecfol thol taelnQ o h e n - not metc:tl with lhe wO<ft he' a a.nging, end It lol more lil<e it Is put in n an afterthought. 1M drumming, a far CtV from Moan' a -·"""-~- madcap, ebsolutely in.- ttyle, lo • very bailc:. r-titlva pattllf'\. Jones doet 'llhow 'brief llasi>H, tl>ougl\, of ,!be l n t - ~-- hed bMn en lmtgrtl part of lhe Who'a charitrna. ElltWhlotle. In these -.go, the 36-yaerold Tow..-lll is still tell(jng ebout hio • don, but It' a not " teenaQ<I wutetand" enymora, It' a the rnlcl-lilo cr!M. In "Deily Reco<cll," e-.g with the Nth Wlllt, fuii.I>O-ed ~of t1w band, T......-.c! writaa " And they oay it'a ju1t a in lifef8ut I l<now by now tt..prQblem Is • auoga!And they say juat tel<a your time and 11'11 110 ewev/But I l<now by now I'm never gonna chenge.'' Thla IWM cornea from ohctaen v-• of st- T- "Pie~ pley-ovt t-.... f~ ,_ell cley.Jn dey-out." And m.,ba lol • ittle tired of t1w rut. apelfe4 0U1 To__.o c1ia11<* woth •""'Y/hirlg: "I a1ng lhe ...n. old"""'' with a fe,w new WOfdalend ~~ wanto 10 heer It," T •a hed enough ol • • • . . . 1111 in the blenltl." I'm gening licit of thi5 """"--''' ein' t goma get balter/ll'a - gat worM," MCI " l h a - must chenge." w... the ......c Ilea c:N!>ged. MC1 Townohend heo hia di8gust inward eo he "'"era through middle aged.,.-, MC1 the lyrica cen beoome exc.ptionally dapraoalng .. they did ln the1973 tllbum. Ouedrophenie, - • he outlined edolatcent aocill Ptob4arna end Ioera. '""*' " """""- Triclty Dey," a st~ T o - tWM. , _ ' 'Whee tlw to twine do- ..,ljua{..,. .......,raonfThaworlcl_,.ln a !11lir111/Uia - • ouc:tl o tide." Oatuy' a voic4l Is o:Np in thlol one. • n -'9Y· " You irritate me "'Y friend." 1M beli{lerenc. o l the Who haa been en part olu..lr mualc ...., the paat 18 v..s (We're low of lhe ......,.. people you'd """' went to ..-t," Townohend uid In the fllm The .._...,t ICxb.,. AHplltl MCI Dalttftf lol 11 --'*'11· ...- ft. oiuad O.I.Y. But Town-... sumo t h e - -.rn up.on alight note in "Another Trlcl<y 0.," with "Thla no ~~ crillai.Jult - 1t 1t 1t 1t 1t 1t 1t -tr -tr -tr -tr -tr -tr .,._ _ Q(JAB Coffeehouse Committee An Evening -""""'.... --- - ·--· Th<oughoul the ~. Mdlnduding thloi-.... , Tow'**>dhea~hil 'IM-AiwYou-....~ . . ..........., T o - did pUt together f o w - o n - aecond aida of the album. though. one that w. . wntten by JaM In "Dod You StMI My Money," lhe title -..........,. . . lhet -·~ tigtoe-ln the wotld. • - e l d - Ia - l t o m h o e b a d - -. Tow'**>d -~Moe lila oot1 w•c:tl in~-"- t1w llfxtaen ttltcheo In hia .-Did you stMI hla money r· F.,_ 0........ with new procluc:• Bit S~ o1 ~lama. end...., IN T- wmo.a....,.. - - . - - - Who. " of ....._., ln lhe clrection for the lws o loC hll ...... lha band le . . . LOUD, MCIthough Moan Ia gone MCI Ia going deal. tlw Who Is d • enotfV, hot DaltJoy d - e n d • Violont . . . . .. "Dicl you pOncl\ mv arHick "'Y ~ 1" * -tr tr tr 1t -tr 1t PASSUYER - ~•ttlle lowest prkeS Ill ton I ot 'Mte.l...., FOREMOST AcoustiC Guitar 39 Kt111110R Avenue iARGEsT SElECTION with ... ~ ' 'How Con You Do k Alone'' oa enocNo< """''meWy~ g!W. "1 ., t:tlow tt..'e no ......tFot- you go ttwouvhfllut how c:en you do II .....,.,.. In the - .. he ""'" Into • lonely old , _ Who, hllcoet. .... nekedwet. Utlr, h e punk ftMI e ....... ~ •via•• kind of .... Poundlne produooclby • o ~ Jonthl .. · ~··lyrica -...-.. -. .. .....,_the-i -of.__..,., ....,...... .,. ......., ............. far• ....., lind - - autfetlng dwuugh ,.,. a...-. the fnt !tom the Who In over • - .,...._ Thle Is - ,......, "'-' the ........ le bad, jult that It - - - • mllior chenge ill ftyle. Tow'**>d Ilea edol>ted o raoo-• beat in -II)Ot&. - .... MCI · IIOUNI you forv-t Moon for • hot, he - shows a few new wrinkles f.,.tlca devoted to the Who. croW>g - .,. ~ oonlc Oflll.lugllt "'-' Pwla Jownehend - - - trid.y o.y far ......... IN TOWN DEUVERY AVAJLABLE 83S.5477_ ,__. Elaine Silver :··Cisco Ducks·· ! : ! SATURDAY NGHTS S~turday, April 1'1 th at 8:30pm The Rathskellar - Squire H_all Intimate Coffeehouse atmosphere · 10c Wings $1.50 Students -J2.00 Qeneral _Adpl. ~-•l'IC:KETS AV AJLABLE NOW Rock-n-Roll Rythm &. Blues : 10z30., IIUY'S lA& Fricby, 170 MFAC 7 & 9:15pm s~turd~y, 146 Diefendorf, 7 & 9:15pm Sund~y,· Squire The~tre, 4, 6:15, & 8:30 Tickets avaii~ble ~t Squire Ticket Office ......,._....... ..,, .!,:. .····· ALSO••••• . : .. . . ! I 504 Hertel A - : : : • : OPEN MIKE : --~ .,.. f eMoll : TC~~~tS..Nshu•1 ·~,~• • ~on'M'I'l ~pluM ·· port\. . ! : • bf'9t30 •.•.•.•........••..••.. : �~ iThe Earth poem ~ess1on 1-----------------------by 'I --my. I l i n.......,_o!MnfMI~- . , _ _ io .. - - OfiMI- ...... be-... 5! -10111-~......tllowthe l ~~-come cloM to rhe ri..onl~ of Gwendolyn Broob and, for .,1 wNch io ICnown of .... .,...,_ - to.--""'--the 1'\Aiu. Pnr..-.Nre ......... ll>io ...... ~ 10 CCy IMt . "-'· ~into f wick-...,.. - flo-. Lifts ItS f«» ., --- A/Wry~;, She .... very -- to ......, ..,.,.. ...~ _,,,.,.., .,,.,,... -riJihtup f -,..,.,. w• •""'"- ·I te- /latow " WO<Jid've no.~ .,.,;ttJd. fw.l ~. and just bean forthrigi!L Now, d ~..,.,.. .,, not like tl>at. Thera oome ••Client teoehert who believe ln o!lowin9 Poerly the otudenll 1•1 odd a pooteeript. My doughtor wao once In • ..,._ 111 !he u.w.rt1tv of .....,.., nl Of>l of hat~· m y - . " We AMI Cool." Anotvl'illG lt, eopl....,. n . Mv claagtrlar knew the! evaryrhing mer ahe oaid ~ect. So, finally ~n' t etand It OilY ~onger, and~~ thet " That wao not wNl the outhor " ' - - .. lMt It ,..-y WM filiAl tl>la, thee Of Thd t ....... * - .-y lndignont. nl Mid Iii<• If ..... bfl~ "'fNNOICh. MMIIfed "· Nd The llwitlt!· G8: Wiw\lwoo . . _ 0 honett CVWIS her gr...,._, no~~......, begin would be oo ..,..... lher I rMIIY w.!Mmto-about to be end They'YI newotudentl Af'Oitdl w" the-- ""'l- _) "rtwafpra, Do ..,., how • ""'' ' • 1 mini<·" Of QOUtM, 1 don't h.-.1 !he eq,et WO<d.. but n - IOtMthlng to me effect of ''havint bean 'U>ua Cfowned,'' und«etood So 1had been wantin9- lllortad to t-' about ,.,.. - . . t h a t - than hat otudent. So my c:n.'lclran From !he beginning of !he 2411> ro !he c:llmu myown-forrnyMII - I ' w _ w..,.,. , dalghtor had to tell hat llaughol IM, in tha on rhe 2611>. ir • • Magic: of !he moot llloc:l<. to 11\11101 ol<k>d of _.,ll'loc ........icl- be., ......,., ......... had said M>oVI portjc:ular Tueeday'o worbholl oc the Puorto ltieln· ...,... Al'd tliar- wu the Poet's daugtltar. o.c- Commrr1a IU4 Vlrginoo Str..U woo a ~erlon o f - JoCin ·· proct.oct of Don' t Mit..,. - t h e laacher eftor thetl Held'• product Of ~-· poocluct. but _.... - - , _ . _, Gwendolyn'• rMdino be"~" (ltllt.wouldbe 'don' t blow 1\.augtttarll -ooch•er-lllthe ~- h&t...., .,.. ~oty occeuible, end yer would,_ t>rouglhr fonl\, bUI now ir io conveyed wlrh "" my own t~endoalo. Or whet I RQ to tl>lnl< of 11 even fii'Nier- of (l<lt. If th&.CII*hy of h« Ao ,.... to....d out dw~ng G....-yn•o -;tey hate, my kind of QUality. l'va not Y•t- able to ,_,. hu 81woyo been formldllljy gutoy yet do thot to my .W.fJcllon. IN! had ~"*'two boolta of_...., euov inddcree11n pen. I!' a dNr tl>ot So nght now I'm gOing to fWth tha ~ to iMl Y"at, onOIIoll " - for /llacJ:s - Young the - . ! t t y hH now become mora -"bet's ,..,._ 8otl\ boolts •• oupofbly .......,._.. my OoUtolllofii'OI'hv by ! h e - of""' pronounced 1n tenna of rew funky rapdown. At , _ rr'l be~ by tha and of tha Ale C8f¥lid and concise convey*'<:e of tha Poa1ry po;nto, aha - . . d t*e off like • ~ ~- 1/>e Young -"bet'• ,.,_ 11 • long, long w-, or tMtity ~y to the Holy~ ,--and I do """• • new boo!< of needed document . In it, Gwendolyn brings ITer 40 t"o. : •. , , MIGHTY Oroe>l''l. oomo of Poetics tQVethor to form an Aft.. ruding a few old and new poema, intanMiy d.- and lively of anec:dolo, Gwendolyn '*'-treiMI ""' ttuo Mille-t and clirectNo ~on ..,..t .s. of !he --.op tit....lon by ~ the lloo< -COI!ba; and wherOMCM. to tha .,.... Poet&. Ancl llwa were mora then • The-~~~~~ and flowing~ of few. ~ lheee"""" raad - • .J\*1 11e< words_.., Wllh uo - . r e - Gonalou, Alberto c.pp.a. Katl English, Jemeo See, say, salvage. "'I'IV mechanizad lilte no. - -· ~ floo<a, and myo811 no. nm·a by JoM ~Wvan. and,.., very populol-not ontr with .._._.. but - with ~--·· w-·· •-w r-• v--• 10 v-• - t. ' Legislate. Enact our Inward law. ' ~- " w. . a n!ghr of communion. IM'I« - • - ro uybut ~~ G8: Ira rulty a joy to , _ the.JNny writers hera In flufnlo. Thera' a such an enlh<lalum for PQMry. I've tour.d. MFH• This io your fnt in M>cM 5 Of 8 believe. The ......... you - e hera. you had • boolt out . - Beekorlings 18roed"'-'· Since than, you did not publioh any -until !he two boolto you carne our with wu leot yNr, thrOUQih your own prase. - - eny pattlcular- why it tool<........... of time? G8. Well. I--~- •• but- 00 •• tO 8MIIfv rnyMII, f think- I WM hate befono, I wa ~ lher I wanted to write a new l<k>d of rMher _,poem-tho IClnd lher lmmeclototy ~- soy. PIOI)Ie In • t...,am, Of a Nndum ~m S.ro« or 1 43r<l Street r....am In Ollcago. lwJ !Ntla eometl>ino t1>er a -•.I Now. good merry of !he _ . . .....- ,.,_ OIMdiO do In tha- 1110'o.. Wa would walk Into I ' - " ' a e nAI, lad b y Hold a. Medhubutl tbmerlv Dan L- ..... - - would Juat owt rwclllng ""*'v. Ancl tha l<k>d of Poetry IN! you c:oulcl be aafe offerinQ In • oir...rlof\ fike .. - tha lUnd of Pony t find o o - colaQe .,...,_; 1t1er of w..n. IMW or Jol1n Don.. or Wok _.....,.on Y-• ~-You....,. 00--">' to m.n 1M they lind.....,.,. to,..,~ of ~ M!IIMir _,lives. So Hakl could ..-m lb "llut +4e W• Cool" or " The .....-.a Ned • lilY ~cnw :· c.otvn ....,_ c:oulcl . . . . , _ , ........ Alii' I ThM I.Dw.'' Jol1n ...... , ............ "'be In l!lwn-lle'l e ..,. WWiltlloor. ....... y o u - ....? Jol1n . . . _ - • poen c:eiM "The..._,,.. A . . "The ......,.. c:oulcl b e - In IIUCil • .......... nltbelllfllltiCieted. w.- nAet-• s.m-.. of Style ore oo Ndoquete. lAo !he lnterv•w orow ~ With oach word, 1Ja9M to diKuu tha very vitality of me PoetiC For he<~- of the .....,woad " We Rolli Coot" • . 1 G8: Woa . . . my husband and I went to a party a long, long time ago. We were voung ~. voey young • people, ond h woo • very 1\epQ\' !)allY. And .,.. of !he guesto there got 'VfiiY ucotad and Hid In • !IWioolco ' 'WI: IIEAAAl COOU" Anc1 1 - !he - o f l h e r, and-.cJtoputot ln a ~· ln..-. _,--,, coming out on April, oo Thitd World Pruo tala ""'· called To ~rl<. Ancl ""' nelrt thing t wan~ to do Ia, Uh. not eo mucto Pootry/ though I will fllw•r• be trying my hend at 1t. But I want to 'Mlte eoma very - . r~. 1 don't think IIIOC>Ie how I'I"'Ud\ ~ Ia< the Ql(e of w., - , _ tl>eae daya. II went to writal VfiiY " ' - llctlon about ow people' o lives. But dent:• is • piaoo In wh1cfj to sawml MFH: Some1Nng lher I ct11nll both« \a and many, mony Third World -itora twva ..., IQ'OU In t . , . of edUcation. Ny, In The l<k>d of d l f ' - • of opinion thtt many profeaoora In """"' of what Poetry. . • not only what "'*'v le lwt>ich il • point of prof.......,. criiic:ioml. bon !he diffor- of opor-. ln twmo of what ........, be. ln eome ~· twmo, ••~~owed" to conotltute oo, _ Mllentic Poetry. Do you how any """"'*"' on !hot? G8: h'o infun.tin(l. · I Wldlmend tha tooc:heto. 'rt.y h.-.1 to heve _ . , . , . to oey. They lib to play gamee wl1ll coli-. !:-Y- ~-10 ......,. 'iL . • . •••• . - t i d -ISmlasl. Alotoi-OIMdto-to~l Ullad to !Mdl. "-'Y-wr~ttng ~. Ancl IN brought .,., ....... ,..,..... ••c.ted• • ancoutogad by my lathe< uaed to - - eonga ,.,.,_. end recto - ~~, rnuctl""-ad .. ...._ llelped. How. ofCOUI"'II. tn - not .,._,.agac~ and, ...,. flght tl>lt negative 11mosc creative. Somtum.. il • ""*. .,..,.._.... the bUI ,... ........ fortunete In hev>ng write, or do enyt~q e1ot Ancl. - t w• co ww f'OCWn , I dkin"t Nvt Out ~w~ton """'*"'· - _... ..,... aem.-.·a." - deoo ............ fOf t l > e - · ollwa' no~H. by..,.,. ...ho " alum" '" ( of OIKI<!IVH, Ond l>o• partor....,.. ol 8on v... OUI blocl(!-1 e um(Jiotoed I!» ~ Thot>rutll ...._.,..Hoi Alt 't c. ohoWwhodl l\nli>O"""' neck COP comadv "' Ador We MIO touc:lted on l\rl lalt y . .r bv he' own pra Pooition P,oso. 7428 Sao. 606191-~ Gw.-.clolyn hal ...,..,.,..,. Cha9o- - -Joonno l oe, · fO"W'IIll'lo .... The An Enlo , _ . " ' Oudlev Randal econol~t.lltur-' cornu>l of 1 morket. Thillad 10 t i > O - - -Gwendolyn Brooks Boys.Biack. a preachment 1975 Micha writing Poetry? . It w .. quote eomo v.... ,.ter thet I uw a litlla bwld1 of young fellows ohoOtlng pool in a oommunlty poolroom. And I wondefad how t1>ey felt about~- lnotoad of aeytng to myMlf " I wonder why theY•en'l on oei'IOOI?",I ~how they feir _,.~-and lhll • "'-''JPPSad 10 r ......... What they might how ~L Ancl I h.-.1 ''We" Mding oachlint,- you're_.... to 1t0p er t1>er point vtltv briefly and -.older, In many falhlono, W'bet theM PIOI)Ie oonsidarad thalr sm..tion, and ~libly lhelr .nd fa be. .... ,.,., fMI'ng- they . • • "" ....... db _ . , "' tao on 1 life of lhaor own. oo thet a lot of • peoe>le h.-.1 imatpftad tl\oa cliff•~ from the way I how Int._.., •L 8ut thet' a Of>l., a. ""'--o of Poetry. oby. I hew conoldered lhet they hod o kind ot ".Kllroy Ia hera" filling about tllemsolv. .. They . • . "die lOOft," Even may fMI thet' s "01 ~ e phyoicll dootl\. In theoe tlmoo " often;., howev•. But thara oro orher kinds of c~Mm. Sonwt..... 1 t1t1n11 1r lti oat~ ... f»..,., You.,."'*" 1'0'1IAII ~~era by Gwendolyn llrookal MAt: WCiukfo.you , . . _ F Into hoW y o u - totha_ out>l'_s. lt ~ of tW1* &flo -~· the Moject ........ """'"' ~ they would />ll(rfl> how they felt &Jr. Whlln /lloMJside -/Wsrl umo ou not rM . . - l~ttha< f.,.., ~,.uo~ --· fllot, Picturn llec INf t/WI w .. ol "ffllt. 1 ..,....._thou peopl6 • didnotollotl. Wor~ /o o-. Poetry wtfrtiNI by 8/M:its. Bt«<rs. w. fell t hat ~h And In Sf>ft lind fuMWt a _,.,y deVOUt •nd '" ~tho .. . world. �ael F. Hopkins : dnwina by by111ond lcoob .· I - my mother told , . thet I 11. A little ~ of rhy,.l. od I w.. very much er end tf't'f I.U... My 1 to my brother end a to us. Thil w• a -v My ~)«anti- ¥Wy t .. • end Utoret.... 10 the! ............ -... 1001 n II they want to ~!>here. they bacomo ¥Wy owi<SOMW"'f,'0 thoUght thee I WM U who Wanted,. to • that I wentad to do of • "'I• poem in my little uh lha d l - lleugllterll • to touch meny- other we thoso little bootho 11 ieu tha anft.._ of thoH ourilm of "II"""'"""" In low that mhuda Is \Mad onSet to ..inv4e·' w f'igh't " tha Inaugural Boll r.n .Jotloi"'*""'Y .. .._..... en coon~Nr-. baing put .,... on TV' 1 on Lobo Ia • rod .,., gollto dot>let nr.llfll. eonc.m.. nwo boob publiohed ,. U!roob ,.,_, 111..:1< nh Event Av..,ua, N'rlh this movo, tatod tha eyele of 101!· ~J:Ch-=:,!1:: Rt, oWho""ettaltlriO 11\frough IMN>wn~le '"'f G-.dolvn'a move rom lha "atatooo quo" - .lubdlwifthaaa "')fessed~on f , wriffl - _,.,,.about boot trom ,. ,.,., r-.,.,., Riot 1r1w1 - -J.ocn TM --"~slant *oninQ• . . . l'ov see~ we wMW not n the wra 60's. We iusr ~I tMt BfM:I< l'otltly is about BIM:Ics to >Mf a lot . tq uy to each ~· vendolyn Into the Anlea """""'-dad ,. Poetry w~ thora. 4 har bad< 10 the~­ lYe • wel·feceiwd ll'lity College Notlh :enter Theatre reocflflQ .,_alight liis delayed the atl<t of time, end _,ad to ~n~.Shol.of ilg of e1 tho Watora. •• readings of their own .wencsotvn came the ' iama, ECC prof- ' (Gwor>dolyn hadfor the OCCMionl. y / - .... oflllio lwlga end COft\lorgao oca. An interview with Gwendolyn Brooks. �i f©tprodigal sun ! l J Modern Romance-. A poor man's Annie Hall - JOIN A GREAT NEW PUBLICATI9N- and receive experience not available at any other pl.c. ~ f Positions 4vallable for: advertising manage editors writer /columnists 1rt director production manager reporters artists/graphics typeset director photographers business manager f _) Appnc.ations available at the SA Office - 111 Talbert Hall or call &38·2850 NOW SHOWING .......... AU. fiAlUIIS .......51 . .. . .. . • = ' AT~ _ _ _ _ by KrletMn Luua I had feellnos of doom when I uw the audlanc:a thet left the p r e - ahow. I do not want to appear ptejucfoeed, 1M 1M majority looked .. II they were old enough to btch the orlginel relea.. of From Hefe To Eternity. My apirita rO!J again, however. when the cute b\oode next to me ..ld to her ... ~. "TIWI8 aoppoead to be funny.'' Shew.. ,.meric., hopeful. ~ialn.After Wahlngton. Hollywood rediac:oll8f8 the truth end beeuty of u.. 19 60s, 80 rornanca Is in. Sif\98 we era ell preeumably • bit more advanced ti>Me deY• end the wlf•~John ,W~ rarc. does not work env H-'1. longer, it h.. to be McxHrn R017Ntnee- " MoV141 Lo\le," N h wu detrbgetOtily referred to if't the film. I h...,. • ..ru.nent.a spot that mew me lib ! ' - mov,.., although if I go end • OOQI>Ie mora f!ltm like Mod.m RomiiiiCe, I might be, once end for ell. cured. With Woody Au.,.·, " Annie Hall." we learned that the P<Oblem• end payc:hologiclol w.-fwe of • ...sationshlp .,., be WirY funny. Woody hM P<Obebly rMde 1he ~ nwnantlc comedY- An>.1 Stooke probebfY tried the ...,. end felled. As a matter of fact, the whole plot end the behavior of the chwac~ looked WirY much lil<a e cha8p lmltetion of Annkl THEATID THI LUf MfTIIO (PG) Da!ty et 1.,4:30, 7, &- t-.lO • EE e. ME e COMPUTER SCIENCE • f( Al NO EVIL (I ) Dally at 1:JO, l:JO, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 ~ UCIHG l Ull (I ) DAily •i ~!,R!!t!!!.IIA~~m COME TO OUR . ~ . - ~ Albert l!tool<a plays a modem, pethologlcaly lealous man, adrtJng movieS. Kathryn Harrold plays a modem, pathologocally good· looking woman. working f or the "Adelrty Bank." Both of them eta pathologically In love with each other, or 80 I gathered from the fact that they eeid so aboUt every 42 aecond11. In orde< to "'"' the movie the little plot tt had, shey up Wl'fW'Y· ConaaquantJy ...... the ~ plaaiiU,. of watching him cope with his new lonalln-. We wetch him dropping ludH and bumping Into weHs and doors Cha, he, how funny), rambling on about his new llfe- lonelineaa. love end the llltewise-dating aornaot1e ..... drilling WO<Jnd on his fancy car. end. mob important of all. uelng the phone. But u- you cen only weteh somaor>e 11M the phone for eo long, It got eiCtremelv boring efter ebcMlt half an hour. UntU then you were elways still hopeful that something migltt happen, in 118ln. Albert Brook's display of his luxurious body and the behall;or 9f an anlight-d fwe yaer-old hM no entertaining. excttlng or • funny effects on the viewer .t whatsoever. AI wuhad up After e damon8tretion of hl$ true love (he puta a pu_ppet in front of Hanold' a door Chat ""' "I love you llflltY much''l, 1M ngar1y has him back end !My ~en foghtlng ell o..,. again. In the end, he prooo- marriage to her eod aha. • minute ego au reedy to leeve him forever, 1terta ctYing end agr-. Through a 8ubtJtta w e ere Informed that they get married a month leter, divorced t w o months leter, end ere now !honking of ,.._ ~- EIIfl/tyona of ua goaa u - eaperatlons end reuniON; - ete .. - • • of the comical eld• effects thet our ~Y behellior hes, 1M Albert .... •Jlrooka' film hM depth then OUf..lnOtlt If vou ~and would like to receive valuable OJT, we <wtll pay vou ~ hc:uty ~ ral8l. b.l nut type .t5wpm and be available to WOft( ~-spm, 2·5 dayaa week. COmpiiMile alached ~coupon and mall ~ orcall Good People at 2t2/661-2010. ~lra8hman fling. And woraa, it Is .,., _.. ~bonng-tt.a 1 00 mlnutea of etupendoua dialogue 80d ehlldtah c:lumainesa hlllla • much to do with comedy .. a Aaegan tax-cut !PHCh'. IAetually, the latte< is probably funnlerl. This MorMm ~is naitMr modem,_-; it is lneult to pr- - that . ,ybedy rnogtn find thia film the~bit.~or wonhWhh. Woret of eM. I gcn dr.nc:hed twice on my way . . , . __ _...._ _.... ~ tie of the '*-· Wh8t a rei(~. w _ �-.. - -- - - - - -- -··--····-···---··---·-····-····· . ©prodigal Trackmaster Recording Studios: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ byO.V.Oumltnl a- The state of the local art were- sun/! Ir be.,._....., fl lnt.mellop lllere. Wt to do to M locolf bww In lha"""" of~- ,_ ·t lha . . _ .. lha time to 110 onto lha ltldol. Alan .,., _ , . 10 out " - - t • ...,..,.,. room ro 11fW1 .. • lew poon<are on melaflO our P"mtt~ ~ tllor1 come to -.nclirlg 000c1 '1"- M elowtd ow lritnd 10 · u p - edn t h e - 11 the coniJOI 1*'11 ofiiWa o m a l !' lludio. Ao II tumood OUI evetl the , _ fr"'*"-'tt hall tltf1td m.,yyaare before, on o .,...,_ lmuat n.v. ttUII Mf "" :.. ! i ~~~~~~eel l i o n - tlvough tM eaally • oece•- ~ ;. ""' ,.;n audio ltilght 1 a 1rK1cl taclfitv. "'- ~ ul)enlive con1ro1 room. The studio .. woe room, wrtll ~ no _.don IYOQI or druml booths. It hu • hlllh ~ !h.clown from t c.,trel ponnede l-ard• t.c:h wol Then~ • • drum .... nine-foot lloildWin ~~~-_...In ""' t d j t c e n l - - the bog plate glaa of the - . v o l - In--·. -w """*' tllMotMr- s.....- -!he ooeos w-.·· Tha !loot of the Mucloo ;. hell - hell ...,.mg - . . -. , _ - - o f - conulnnw11 """"....' me1tt n paai!H, n FeNio _ . 10 ··- t h e - - way I w t . , l - him- the-..:. ol vOCIII boollla. M replied, "I don't Me tho Mod too Welllng . . _ - •· Also on thla room 10 a Hammond BJ orgen Lallie _ . , . ,, • • - tor customflf uoe. Korg Lamdo- Mn " ' - ovn~ aro elso evooiltble. There ;. no studio drum lui 11 T,..,.,...,., s..d 1<11 could come In Mndy, prov;dodlt's tuned b y . . , _ wt>o tnowo Wl>tl thsy'rt clolng. The control room io big, comforttble, ~ulpQocl wit" el 1M COilVtflitnCIO- effeetl madlinM ll>tl- St..-.s in toUy"l lerge profullontl "udios. such u o """->!Lor Ia devc. IMl can _... • ·- ...... m11<1 1 llnQII YOice u if it wert li1lgong In MlmonV With hMIII . , EXR Onol Exciter adds a M<d to ~ or high - -1.-•-• t®loctol der,. Dew Baanca. the hlgt1ly r,._cttd ~ from Mlxw4 Muolc. lind it M<d 10 tJqlUin rnt Whst the O.el boner con1rol footage loc:atw 'bn the .....a-- tNo - · - time on locacJng problom - · on a ......ong cllr\ly lO voceltrKico le..,. Ferullo - Subdutcl HouMd In en old t'1ICIOnditlont bulld'ong ,.., Ahnlomoved In Mln:h 1877 from their Sanec:a St. aclcftas In 1M Mtf1 of a.ffllo's induomal WMtalancl. Tr~·· otr,... atudioo . , . - a aubdutd atmoeplww-""'V-- .......... A Pfl(tV -•lhtv blonde (....tlom "-""o rtiare to 11 ""'"'"1.-s V\lhora hom @ ~<""< ~ ~r& ,V ~ bohlo'ld t bog - . _ TNa rteeptjoo .,.. is llw.,..,.,.. of the ~ ~ d o - • • Ol*llion. ~Into-a couple of otriCt&, one ot w111ct1 ~ (Ferullo'al 10 jemmed full of muoicallnotnments o !Me mtiM lk: ~ kite. Alto here on the r- floor trt • "f)OII production" IOMI. 1M ~\\.\ studio'o ' - libttry • amel four·u.c:lt lludio for vo«:e-ovtr~ for ~ \\\ radio commwclllll and otller thingo such 11 llllde lhow pr...,tatlona. AN tl'leae roomo, 11 Is the rest of the studio. 110 quite pluth comfortable loolclng. Acc:ont~M~nitd by Ferullo. I bagen my tour of TraclunasUif'o ftciities on tht g<our>d floo<, The ''fiDst production" room Ia • emoM, reetll'!luler CUbloy eQUOpped with eevtrelt- madllna other davictl for making ccc>1u tditing c:ommercielo. It lo elao used for coordlnatlng dde lboWa. "The purpooe of thla r"""" Is to olow riiCO<ding In both tM l our·ttaclt studio downlt.,. and 1M ~ otudoo upat..,. oirnultaleouslv t.ouCI>it>g up ot!W P"oitCia (tnodw lndiel1ion of Trac:tmu<er'o . . , _ ICI>odulel ""'* • • , _ colo The ama11 four<ttacltlluciio Nltt to this room io daigNd ~ tor 1 ._deed AM ...tlo-IVPI &OU'>dliko you'd'"'*" to,.., on o .,.,..,..,... tor a tunwel horne (the .......t ~on the . . . . of tNo tony cublc:lo loob more thin sufficient for a eel In the etazJest of """-"''· TM control booth of this ,..._.,udio.ean ba UMd to tdk two or four-tr.clc ...,... Fot instance, - I .... in a band • f - foroetttble ye- 1110, Alen a.ume-... .,._, ot TfatiltrMOttr, lorlt ua o t -·tr.clc oound-on10Und I'IICOfdw - • taw Ngh quality mlcrophonet, through o friend of OUt$ who wu doong an Ketter in Squire - We Nt on tho c:oniJOI ,_.,. Ultned to • ,.,.,, rtc0td01g by pow• tno 8anhauel The~ t otltd " Givo Me A wn ....-eel by T.-..-,., .......,_Tom Slrooch A lui, rid\- ...,. -...g out of 1M . . . . - t i d J8l ) - " " "· o - cleflniuoly of 000c1 -.g~> Qulllotl\' tor . , . . _, ~ I found lt a liUie ' - " " on the hl9h - · • - . highs 1.11• I 8llol<e wnh Sueicll about the ,_c~~ng and hi ..,..0 tlllt w11at I t\ad lleord In the c:oniJOI room may new aon the br~bent elde. ottrib<Jting this to me otudio monltora. .. _ you get •t on Joe Average'• $100 stereo it' o (IOir>g to _.,.j : · lie tad. out ths rndo'o _....,., higll • • - CllllbilirHo tad they Md <alcen the rtcordir10 to - • . , _ lhopa on order to fltUfll t~r fonal ,udgmonts. Ttvs il common • - • vory wlH thing to dol f!Niizlng anv r--.g thor ra to ba on ..nyl. Only by ~ your , _ . , of the rec:ord on diff...,. oysoems. can you fill .., Idea of how your up to tlrudv ...,.,...lui _....,.. - ;· _.,11111 It- ml""'' t--,. ,--·Pf- Onlhawayblet-o f~e-onlhar-tolha ngt>t ot the .,..,_., that lool<.ed .... - n.mad ouo to be, • lui l<ot- Now ll>tl' o - I filta t o -· • otucloo Pfll*ld for _ , . 11>11 last bayoncl ''lut Q/1'' In the local bon, bavond- ol 1M ....,.. n.v. otoppod ~ oix.opecb- lha P'ZD ~*tot'S Mw stopped dellwnng for the ....,. Judging hom ~ o1 dav night ., Trtckmoolora I'd vu-- ll>ll ~- onlwldy. lite the little downriW.- elo- for multlpia otutlo-" the ....,, tlm4o. In • buliness u • - - touchy"~. Altn Beumgerdnar Kim Ferullo mull ba «<oong ~ rilih<· production,..;, Abo• • 1M llb•ory Reotauront 3405BaloyA••· Friday_ . F.A.C. Fridty AHer- Club ' All you can drink, an afternoon long! Men: $4.00 Women: $3.00 , II 3 p.m. today Wednesday & Saturday ladies Night Ladies: $3.95 keeps yOOr drink glass ful a• night, then you keep the glass! �i ©prodigal sun · -~--H_e__u~~?.~~~~~~~~~~~~!.~.!'~rkwv~~~ll al~w~~rM~•apec•... H- flourlllhad wk"'n Hadcla. Also a aurtor of Thaa Ehmalld, uwbol'g'a willis otoaneted beyond repel< Wilen l'ta GIIIMr Ia a atory of peraonal frHdom. The character Hadcla GaiJjar remoina f~ad wltl't tile ldaa ol being " fr• from eve<ytl'ting UOiv." AntNioaa O.C..., w rtl't l'tar witc:h-lio portrayal of a woman obaeMIId with~. tlfTIIIIc>v-oundone a u r g e - 10 capt..., lila fuly""""oac apWit of HacldeGeblar. Complete witl't , . _•. _ o.c.n. atanad in lila title Tole of the play - • a d Mlrc:h 30-AI><I 2 at lila Squire Hal Confaranca ThMtra by Bled< Mo..ntaln II T .M. PYoduc:tlonl • -!OM. ~ discoVert tl'tat tl'ta trust between tl'tam Ia QOM. lovbol'g tl'tan maneges 10 " misplace" • manu~t. !'is chariahad ~fa'a work. Thinga are not goOnQ right, the ptaaturl is too grut - UWbol'g c:ommlto oulclde. ~ In malodramalc atyle, lila power~ llfack - e M WIIPOf\. g;_, to UWborg by Haclde. "I IliuM lila poaltion," ll<ad< lall Hadcla Mila places en aff~a hend on'-.....,._ Hedda Ia aghnt at lila thought of 1N!f8 -* anoll'tar' a c:on1tcil, s o - cleddM to OOf'IWI'Iit lila.-.-. act of lnclapanda"c:e. UO IYaa ac*lt ,.....or UWbol'g, won' t '* Pfevno'a c:harac:tar, lila free-sprltirlg Ellen U>Yboi'Q. _,ad aa the moderto< Hedda G_.a Hadclaalioota-. \ <.ftlmMa lantaav-complata detac:hment flom thole who The cllraction, by Betsy F1acha end StM K-. was but - - . . . . . bol'el'tar lhulbarld George T...,.,l oocl thole who wloto ~neon........ in c:haractlt to control he< ltha lVII Judge B<adcl. brWioant. a bit f f - t In !'tar ponrayll of LOvborQ. whom Hedda lovu ar1d rospecta, II a plctU<a watt powerfiA. clelpite occeuior\14 pariocb of of almulta,_,a inaac:Urlty and awrOSIIon, aa l'ta OVOt ...,llnQ, Stepl'tan Grll't<lm' 1 role 11 Hlldda'o l'twband H-. o.cane. - cia.....,.,.,..,,, llla wimpy _,. who " only wanta to . . , . my wife tore-.'' Dor'o Connely as Judge B<ack, wtlUa lacking - . . a In atiQe'e~. emefllld as an Impelling hgura-witl't Ilia lbr ' -- flva Inch fr.,.. ac:oanted by clualc wtrlta gloves. tone llolmeyar, l'toWevar, waa en IIV10ylng diltractlon In 1>ar limld ponrayll of Thea Elvatud. A-~ "fool," lila Bwtalld 011t1a1 for ----a__,. . the.,.,.,......,_ llolmeyar; . . ~lila ~of l..o¥borg'a rNoolno ~ Wootcing witl't a limited budget. ~ 5teft ~- Jany Slbermon ~to-.~ne . ho!>inQ 10 c:oncancrlted ....,.. on p6oc end c:harac:tar cteveolopmel ot. The utt.-.1 ac:arwy, h o (oncludinQ • door wtrlc:h tal II*\in mlcNhovd, -...s- II'-·· axtr......,.,.. conltedicted lila oan1nQ onnoun<:~~M~nt: " A fuhionoble part of town.'' Uk....IM bottlarworni Wll on4l prop, 1 new -, wtrlc:h Pfoet.imed in • Nww Yott Prm ltyfe heedline, ""-an Shot.".Heddo would !lava never known. This summer look and feel your bestf Yoa caa r e aeb yoar pbyeleal poteatlal oaly two to tbraa 30 •laate ••••loae par week NAUTILUS Fitness'Center • 681~511 4721 Broadwaw 1 blockwat ofTraaalt 631-9280 4917 Traaalt Rd. between Sheridan ~Maple -----------.................................................. Take advaatage..of oar · ... Ia COLLEGE STUDENT SPECIAL · 13 ••••• fol'l89.00 -~.~~-~~~ ~·~~r..f.!!!.......J �A rainbow is. enuf for .C olored girls Poetry is put into mot(on ------=-------------»YRkhwd~ ccmbonM 20 of SMngo'o _..,.in o consundy~ mont- told tlwough soven women who we dtelled In diH....,t colon. TNs "rainbow" - · • the common - ' ' o f the biiCI< women. end lo much mo<e oonvincotlg n e fonntol devic:e then If the ploy took on • more oonventlonal norrotlvo fonn. lnsteed of tellng tM otory of one wo,.n, coiDred girls tells the divergent yet .._,onc;e Utoratute't ties 1*\lY In itt obilhy to gkle Its rel<lert lnslghtt Into expe.iencet t ot ally often to their own, to u t end the boundariet of humen undorotendlng. Theatre, on the othei hend, gives itt eUdi.....,., (by net~.rel en irnmediecy Mlclom echieved In poevy or fictiOn. end with It, e height- - o f - t h y end involvement. S o - weot 1iterewr.- - . e collide, the r....tt lo fr-tly not only • metc:Neu experience, but cen ~lilY tffecl • - · · WOI1d .;.w,.-1\eme one'siOdlf ~witt! the Wltenoity end .......... of 0 CMUe brand. If lhot _,.IIU o strong met.p.o., it's Ntoul<e Shonge't forcolatwdgirls who commonlv·bound ._;ences of mony women. The" ronge from the foes of 1 higll glr1'a Yirgonlty to e pr-'tute' t empty oHwo. frorn the . . _ o f · - to e vour111 girl' a fontosv romonoe With HeiUen fnledom f!QMer T-...t L'Overtute lthet ... dniJ lhe , _ , one Tounolnt JoMo• .._;ng &ldddod out pontole atnped INShft1 wjd holes in both elbowa/e new oceb ov• .,. leh eve." u- "c:hoo_,:· hove~~ rhetWnbowis~. hod Agein, It is the theotncal of colored gtrl6 t h o t - II ouch e ITIOYir'lg oc- thong to reed Shonge's poems end another to - them perlormed on ~- the diffe<ence elmoct bllng " everything dry & ebotroc:t wit no tllytlvn & no reelln for .._, _,..... pleosl.re" (wt1ictl is her duenpClon of . _ -.It thot ldnd of effoct on me. Shonge'sl976 pley (ecludy tho diltllotlon of two .....,.. of rwflnein.ntl, wt1ictl pleyed at Oort. Gym s.tl.rdov evering. Is obout whet the autho< colla "the metephyoical dilemma" of being • women end being blocl<, ond It hits home even- vou retlllre It t.Ua Shonge'a prooe-p>emS to open our eve• up to - we ahould olroody see. The Now Yori<.O.Ied Dledaluo Productions version of the llllow wn e x - t . Almough the ecousticoln CJMI< Gym leove much to be desired tmeny of the nU<~nCes of Shonge'e poetry were loet In '"" echol. this wn tronocended by the vltllitY of the cast. for colatwd giM doeon't hove e plot. Rather. It whites). end • kinetic, joyous end even l>umo<ous • ex~e. And the earthy l'lc>nelly of Shonge'o vision moves beyond Richord Wrlght'o surrealistic dried or Ralph Elfioon'o eloqu..n cynicism. Part of the reeton for thie It thtt Shonge io •• much • femlniot u e black writet, petllef)l more oo. Besides dooling with roclel OPI>fi!Uion, the pley elso eddrestes selUJII Ofll"ossion. COMMUTER BREAKFAST Friday, April 10th $.15 donuts!- Free beverages 8 a.m.-12 noon, Capen Lobby SCATE forms will be available , and . Tickets to a roller skating • party -on April 27th at USA on Niagara Falls Blvd. ~ci-~ponsoi'ed by Commuter Affairs ~Council and Schussme/sters --oy Cdored ptfo is ~ In "" - v e l ol men, noo oo much bec:ewe of bitt.,..., but r - Shonge is eo ~ occo.nto In her dellltt-· In "" r&COQRitlon of MXUII politica, ~girl$ 1*'rtiP<lll«lll a new moturity in biiCI< literet\ft, one thot roclta 1M boot. but nevertheloos c:onnot be ignored by vlftoe of its validit-y. Flldne God ...s. •.,... -cont-.d!TIOYir'lgend """* e bled< - ·sill- .. " " ' - ....... u_, ~. -.there is no~ But colatwd t/frls Ia l.ftirMtely ~ In Its outJoolt. SMngo fOlds com1on In the YfiiY ....... of her womanhood. "I ,.....,.. god in ~ the cost lings "' the pity's conc:luAon. ..,. K thlo " I loved herll loved her fier<:e!y." The Hven women join togecher, the colors of their drKSOs merging to form e rainbow. This lo the oolidority. the Ioree tlutt turns the pley' • ~ Into fOV, " & this Is fOI' colored gifts who -*tle<ed auicidelbut ere movln to the Indo of their own r•nbowo." for Ntorake Shonge. the r - o c enougl\. fOI!nct.d beauty tlvu: Aerobics • S/imnestics • Ffoornastics and The Shakfee Way Slimming Plan ' -perf-. o.nm.1< pllrywlg • """"*' murders tNir - b y throwlng thorn out of e fifth ~tory-·· Thos os the cYrtt climax of the pley, - . U.. .wrow of m.,-. r·····ATTENTION•••••, Easter Special!! II Finn those bulgu Into a at-.._- . The llHdelw cost ..... • 1 r.... BroclOngton Reid dioplrlyed • ""'ledy in ....... Shoryt Gr.... end Brenda o..r.wtL )&L Slim & Trim Studio ~ .. tt~e "eu.~M ot fwts!'• ,..., ........... • I I I I I I I I I I I I : 1 1 ss OFF regularprices until April 31, I . ..... .. .._... . I I UIJ Melft S-c....... ............. · ll6·7Z7Y • ~--------------··----. �_ _____ ....... -.-J.. ---. . . . . _. _ .... .._ - - - -Qolo .. -----kt-- ... _ _ , .. . ... - .... .. .. _ .., -. . . .JCI __ .... . ._ _ lf _ _ ..._.,...._ TIIo _ ... _ c...... . . . . , ... _.,......, .... Mto• '..,.,. . . . _ ............ .~·J«JJnES·'" .,.,...._Oo .... ~-.~ a. ..... cw., -..,.._FREE. ._ long •><PKU<~ end 1ftM _ , . cleley, it w11 f!Miy c:ome out today. Buff:'-'"- m«1<t ~ from 1M #In of 1M bufflllo .n 31'11 "'ffimont of 11» lile 1M British Almy co/loquiel, - w h « wd>Mc: /IIIIC«< " Cliellll . . -l*S ~ ..... Dic.3l,'ll Sunday, April 1 2th at 7:00pm WOLDMAN THEATRE VAUDANYnME . . . . . . . . ,....0..0.... Buff offers an alternative Another C H E A P Movie: ONLY: 50c w /commuter 1.0 . $1 .00 aH other students Downtown's Only NEW WAVE CLUB PRESENTS LECTRO--MAN .FAI· APR 1 $/ttng: ro,_ foolllh tMk 10.10«1 Englllh Oic:1Joneryl 8UFF: ""w Utemy megulne funded by the Englilh Oepenmont wl1n tho Intent to "Pf-nt on ~tic collectlon of works by wrltMO not o f eny apec:ifle echod. clique 0< lndlnellon," 0< oo the odrt0<1 JOMI)h Cooloon. St'llhon Hayu. Pollnl, llic:hwd Mcll<ien end KIN\ "*-on- .. lltudying in U8'1 ~~ CIM!lw writing PfOG<"""' -onform t h o - on tho tn. of follow c:oncoln _ . , ., ohort etoriee end griPhlcl by "-IIY lkdfolo ~ onlota. Among Olhera. tho odltono -.tbulod ohort-«oriie end pootry, ....,_ Aeod reprinted one of hia _.,., end Reymond ' f'edermor> I)Ubfiohod on oc.pt from hia r>OW!In p r - TM Twofold VilnrJon. Tho ln. " - of IJulf ~ • wide . _ of it.wy ftY~oe-_,. .,.,., promlelng young wm. . do lind., ~Lftty 10 pubbh their WOflt. ~ by clofntion BUFFI a - etiti8t. 0< bottet,lt ~-to 1 itor..ty ..,,. .ltod eudlonce. l ' - wt1o . . w..tod in o copy eon i~Cq<A-e one tlvough tho Enghh ~t. BUFF ia a preloaworthy offO<t 10 - - . the u.dition of 11\0<flfY Buffolo: It Is,.......,.. both as a ton.n 10< young writ- ond 01 I - " " " ' of lt...,., tolont at thia Unlv-.ity. i It eon only be hol>od that tho amount o f - end IU that wont into wll be .-orclocl. T h o - . - . . . us that tho con~ wrtt.a """- not ellhaMtlon, to.t """"'"'-"·" t..t'1 '-It""'*"-. -KAman Luu. · n.....,....,. eo - .._-.in lhoo.....,. - BLACK STUDENT UNION Screws & Marys 75¢ NIKKI GIOVANNI IIIIAI'Miry.._.... Tueedey, Apt~ 14th et nrn fea*y Club, HMiman Llbrwy 8tudenb a Children FREE • Gen. Adm. U.OO �s~orts Work,. determination and us·cheerleading Royals split opening double heade by E.,...dlw Uaros Sp«t,.,. Sltt/1 ..,,.. AJtbouJh il'soalyApril, OOW istbttim< tOSW1 tltiDkJn&aboW faotbllll J<aSOa. The UB faotbllll dle<rle-.<kn on: holdina lr}'OU,. this month for their 1981 squad. • Ptll<lka will be hcid Monday and Tuesday In Oark Hall from 8 am to JO am. lla'ic•lly. thew m«tiDJI art to 1nform aU mtn and wormn v.ha1 l.J t~pcaed of them Ill ~ryputs as wdl as tbrouahout IM seuoo. UB chcetlndJnaooodJ ~ Dando hau puriU<d IIWIY ideas thlll lto>t refurbished ch«rread~ here. There '' mudl more 10 - . . , than Salurday antTIIOOft pmcs. w mailula<. The 1981 Bulls Faotbolll Schedule ondu<la five road mps. The Slud<11t JWodaUon fundi tbe m-l<adcn •ilh • oominal amo«nt or money and the rest is pthered throu&h runctram.,. h tak<> an abondaoa of hard •ori< and dediCatiOn In addlllOn 10 t~t Uniled SlotH a...rl<adina Assoeiation clink, the ootloo~ of future fundraisen for tM UBsquod .. ul ln•olve seUioa buuons. holdon& car •asMI, and a "me<~ the Chm-lead<r& Pany" at PJ. Bouoms. Money a<nerated from these cveniS is used for the chtffltaders' trovelin& expenses-.llt!h as allOiin<, hoc<! rooms and meals on rood trips. To .., .. Slamna ~hat-.....,. "BI:a Four" rMJ ,.._. U.....,..;ry (NU),dlt UB WO<MD'o $01tbd Rofa)> split an opmons da) doubkbeadtt Wednesday at Ad>aon F'ocld AOer drO!'Pinl tM error-ruled r,.. prne IJ.oJ. the Royels bounced bad to O•'Crtoke l'lialera with a eonvfndna I~J vk>ory c:opplna off the twon bill. "II was a beak sun,'' .ald catcher JoAnne l'ourruer. "The second same..-. ~led down and put toaerM< a aood team effon Tht dlfftteoce in cbaa S«<nd &a:rM" •"H tbt cram SPillC "C' aaxrm.c:d. u In the to.., mutates piqued the Royal> .. h~qan coo•'Crted .;, UB......,... IntO !he rum. Led b) Cond) Annco's tilre< h••· NUt~ UB butler Anclrea Roseabllli for 14 h>n SIIU111ll the ~ aame on the mound for UB. Rau< Rusto.,b. bXkcd by • JOI!d defm>t. had hule trouble hold ina Noaaara off tM bllse poll1s. Damna. in the: cop or lht St.llh Inn ina wtlh ooe out and runn<rs on firll and third, UB 6honstop Pouy Adems snared a lin< drive off Ill< bill of Debbie l.splatK tbcD tOJKd 10 lint....__ Mey Elm the ,....,. play bllilinJ llust..-ia oc. . . . _ (O< "We pu1 the t.,...ber,"' _ . . , Weber '' Wthawdwpo~entWMK-~ ~JUIIha\"t"lo sharpen up on tlle (uadomentllls.'' The Ro7ab jumped· in f""'t dunns 11 , • . . , . , SC<lOnd innlna. t•..,...un linlk follo~ed by Mary Hl<tey'J two-non double prod....., the forepo•·er. ~niK "~erous ' LJtl• abo C'OI'Itnbut<d a =·produona SJG1k dunn1 tM rail) Bech Odndc<. a aooth-pe• secaod-... from " - tu punctxd .... r- bits fOI the day -.talc bat.... 1ft IWO f'd8S. IJ1 edcflic» 10 her t•o-nua doublt Hldey .:anered frve hiU llttcMithoul the doubldld6tr N~qan coed\ Btll Gould summed up the IID)-.1 effon: "TMy to&hten<d up their onfldd Ia tM openlna lam<, tilt) commiucd the oastly .,.,, and losl. In the seoond game ..~ millie 10 mlaa~es and that ..ill lose any boll! pme." w-·· on C:Jiipm.sa, thr ~en: must also provkle thOr o•·n au1omobUes for travdin&. Doltoc- ....,.bon- Squad required 1o IIII<Dd and- aa a11 fuodrmina .....u as wdl as anon.. their class sdsedub to fie prac:ricos. a..ateadina in..,._ a atbotanUal amount of time froe .ell of the audeau. • Co-capcain lob Kraus member of Tal Beca PI, the Nllional Eltain«rina Hooor Sodecy, Ia wortins towards an electrical enaiDt<rina dqrK. Wilen asted aboot dle<rlna, lob COIISIIICOted " h'a • sood diversion from enaln<erln&. There's no way to spply mlllh to 'raboflh-sis·boorn·bab.' Cbeerkadina hiS come a 101\a way •Inc< Ita filii year of <XisteJW< at UB. lload foocbell llOOdJ Bill o.ndo took over th< IJ'OOP of Pis Ui 197&. "Wbaa I -klnod bavq pys on the squad, they alllauabed al me.'; II< apia~Dad . Now,lhret ,.......lata, "Thty'reiiOI Ia\lllllnlat me lill)'lll(ft." 1lot , _ have cootril>vted IUt:lll1h for """'"" In lllldilloo 10 amplifiauloa for_... " Our p i this yeu is to compote • . , buer~ lewl,'' ranartod DaDda. Ill Ibis poiat ia time tiler< is ao a>mpetldoa for DMsion W ICbools, allboolll> til< oqu14 is suiviQs ror ..,.... ....,_ or its laloals. If tM ~ ~ lbkto a>mptU, they would be OCIDJiclered • team span and 1101 • dub. , ~ lnteralcd ia cboerint for lilt \18 faotbolll 1<1111 in 1911 must attcod ...... OM or the tWO pncdas- . . .. Tryouta lbo followiq ..t< will lad. . AWIII sucb u ..nwtaeda IIIII SFilU for Pr\s. l'No requited ~ i11aQ1 with • ....., and ~ a&o pan or the ocapoddao. Mal ..;u ... j~ OD n.- IIIII ..,...,.,.. ~•• .,.od' Ia ldlool sPrit wil uaist • ......................... oquad. Do-. NewiDa. ODt cllllt UB ~ wbo cried 001111111 medt lilt u.iled a.. Aamciodoa'a aaff, ......... WI "it'a a..- ....... tob<ODfopcla-•·~-~~~~~-lllt .-...chilli --wid! . . ._.. a---. crowdllw•a .................. I! -r ODlJ be A~WG, llul "~~~dna cnlaillt" bas bccun for Ill< . c::hea1eedert.. • .. • u t •i ua ATlENTION ALL COMMUNICATION MAJORS There is an error in the Fall '8l. Class Schedule CORRECT tJme for COM 333 <Rhetorical Theory) is MONDAY- WEDNESDAY 2-3:40 pm Registration Number: 014788 LABORATORY ASSISTANTS WMHED for EAS 130 Fa11'81 2 or 4 contact hours per weeA: REQUIREMENTS: E..,_.. ohHtJtK Ot SMior auiOdleg"' 0t ~ Scleftce; . .c.~,.., ,..oa. dMey lit &ella' eltd F«- ,.._ ,Appllc.tlon tonna m 1•. P•Ittt•, MSC. 1011 Fume.. AC. �very cold water the nob's ~ is llow aad a dow r«rlewe is~f'Wdly- Wloeo a cold l'toat pa&oa ............. tbe Iiiii ...... lb doqJe - ... ., roaow thaa by IIOOilla .. ......_~tolllellllt.~a die aold rroou IJ!Pftil• of the IIIII il doouttllllcd IIICI ., d t h e " <811111&- w-.. - l.n ... -boa~ . . . . pood---- . ~ die 11a wil ...,.. bilsill II, prderiQa MOtber ...... , . . • choc 10 _.... •. _... Tiley ~ hot tbe .... Aloq ............. doc rod 10 eid tbe ........ COIId!illl 1'1111 . Sdlcl. . . rod be doc ditfletoll or .., pioCIC or~ Rocb<OII>t ..... ...,......., _ _ _ die,_,,~~~< __bcFII Sllon ,.._.. prerer..... • kcJ illl:boooilla die ,... wil .., ud . . . . for , c~otra... roao~. FWo by - - ... ...,. n.e, dn ooort too bani ... • ...a. a--orlllil_..,....,.. 1101 ~kc 10 made 10 ........ oldl roo~~. Of ..,......, u-. a s1ow ~ w111.r.o a- Clllicc dlcal .. tlta dlcy will - r.. liPt oa>oo uc1 bow 10 work too bani. loaa ..... are ..... r.. ...._ Durial a rced~Aa Cta~zy. re will hit po1cs .,., pooc~ octloo. A pooc1 tctt rO< a pole II to pockkuplltbeeacl....tacc lril oulli>OfU t~~e ,.._.,. or the mel. The moll ~ ed durabk rods are mode paplvto anylun:. Ill)' speed. Pnor 10 violent thunderstorms lid! COIIUIIOIL 11< ..,.,rut - 10 act 10 ..,...,...., . . 10 JOI c:aucbl in lbe otorm. Different rub !til .. clifr....... w... rrawcs arc tbt - .n- 'COMMUTER COUNCIL MEMBERS --.REMEMBER!!!FCB Commuter Affairs Coordinator ELECTIONS will be held APRIL 15, 16, 17th . ,y ~ al>oul your ~bllity ro w re. eM/ o.n CoMin., er 636-2950. 'If )IOU - 1111~~ ..... - ·. 0110 or tbc liiUctt my..ma to titnc11 of tbe day. TIOUI and ....., moll ns~~<rorim is .-hr oom• lam hit in the monllna. bUJ 1ft t.be tat• work ..al ont day oacl poorlY th• mornin&, pill• Ill t.h e an-. next; why on• color is b<tttt than Solar 3nd lunar pod!lonlna arroo Wluit'o •TIH Selectisla tbo proper line io N another. why a lu"' wlU wO<k wdl the tkh, but by COlllulllnc an imPOfWIL uJdectiq tbe knot. For r.. • wbilc and tbco anotbcr one almuac.. wuted time can be' . - rra~s ....... m<diWIHidion •• will per(ann better. Many varlablet •ooiclcd. • 10 eilbt POIIad - line is bat .Wt<d. Tll<t"'''"'* ru~>inalioeoon .... matbl - Dllpoft1 Stten and Berl:ley Tri·Un<. WMn choollna lbe liu take uno <Oftlid-ion the type or lftU t1w ,.... will be filbia&. If !be. '1'01 bu oamao• ..,. ud su~ obtllldol • " ' - U..e may be prdurcd. If tbe - .. ismq-froo, ........ - ......................... ~..;.,A=~:. bciaa ..,....... Cl&dliaa pa...t but .... 10 .,...., ..... !lola DOl,..,.,. aacitina ud _ . . , . .,.,..,..s - will be los. 011 • ~ sill poiiDCI liAc come lAta .,._, lA ..._ . . tbtte questions"""" tbov&h • tiiDtf no e.opluatlono work. Wutber, a&motpberlc prtuurc. wacrr tcmpcra&urc. solar and lvnar posiiJou oml elate or day lit into tbe slot or vanablca. Color maJ be 1 subck diffCRO« 10 moot but muy Mlkn will aa.ctt 10 the IIIII 1111< color can -kc or to..Jt 1 lllllial hole. llrilhl raot A<U-her'• rubin& r....,... is oy no means the loa WO<d iD r"hina. It io a IUide ODd obould be liiOd u web. Tbc r~Sbll>c rorecaa pu ko buc frdln oolar.funar polkjooia$. Other ~ ..... come in10pliay so d n - - a llohina trip b«:atR or it. A ftrJ impnruat apect o( lllhlna. ~ riabc or - ' 111e alwwys be uu.., ...... OChcn -eel. Do lho..td 1101 •al colon -'<tbe•• • -butdays ond ....... _ .oa , is Cl!lld 011 ......... lorm.. II<......_ IIJd - y ~ • -""""' n.ll. o..a colon - - . tbe ball 111.- It's - - .... be - - ... ,.,... lfYIIIl 10 ltaUtt. Slo<oa r<tric>a Thk . . 1101 ...,._ Clldl. are prdcnbk wbeo tbe ,...., u but wllltciPlea,..... ..;..,....... or WW1II .. 111e re tn ltdllrPr r. tbespon. • ~-·· ----· UFO'S ' Rugby club triumphs , : New YO<k Stale tear-a lodft, die otber), ud IO upoot a , _ lite tlllo-willl ""' ~is rally llllbdievabk... Tile Yletory ...., Brcd:port *"''Il 1M UB a ft:JI ~ ror tile ~ lii>Ut• .Pia}'Ofrs l.\lri zs-:16 111 s,...._). n.- ..._ llloolonow allerDDoa a I P·• · II die ac.-'1 fic:ld. 0....,.0 StiiC aad tbe ac:...t Crcome" will pro vide t•e COolopeCJiioo. A laic occn by forward Cljly ....._ (..tao lito playod in die ..,.•• _ , die us ... .. - To DIW pours•...,.,..., ClleCII or M o 10. 1'IIRI "G" Btl ERPRISE P.O. Box22 -Alden, New York 34004 ...................... . . . .. IPPWII.ILIICIM. -·~~ tie w!tlt doc Brockport ,.... 8 .. team ... Cl 1b ~....._'""""'""on • looR biii1D die Broctpnn Clld &One lor lhcll)'. �i ~ i f i I 20QVESnONS ,._.,,, .. 0 f ~: ! l , What Is the future fOI' the S.Udent Union Bt UB? Wll one be MCUrtd before gro~ •• moved out ci Sq\We Hlll? I, Now that the Cavaga/Co~ laWiUlt Is resolved , will the lim!tallons 8lld cdit1QS lmpoled on UB'a ltudent rec:oro oudet be remowd? S. There ha been repeated a1llclsm that UJldersiaduates at UB play a ~ role to the graduate Jtudenu. Why would people th!nk that and Is II valid? • · How would the proposal to resii'UCIUJe undergraduate academla effect student• et UB? Do you penpnally favor some~? 5 . What Influence do admi:En aton and ~lty have on the quality ci life at UB and ~should IIIUdenll do to I that Influence? 6. Why does UB now ha recocd numben of Jtudents on ecademlc probation? What Is being done to correct that? 7. One of the main luuea.fl!dng thls University Is student attrition . Two of the most recent admlnlslrattve reports"Point tO poor teaching. lneffedlve lnSITUC:tlon, foreign speaklng Instructors, and other teaching-related problems as the primary cause 101' students leaving UB. Whatlnc:entlve has your admlnislration created for good teaching In terms of tenure and promotion? Why Is the publish or perish syndrome alfllctlng UB? I , Yout admlniSiratlon has said that It IS concemed With lrnp'O\Iing and evaluating teaching, and to this end has helped flmd the SCATE projed for student coune and teacher evaluMion. Can Jtudenls expect conlinuea support fOI' S:CATE? Why doesn't the u~ admlnlsnllon COYer ihe lui costs? 9.., A$ yo~ know, depM1menlal governance vbtualy exdudef u~uata ~ there Is no ~d mechan!sm for Jtudent Input In departments. Why hasn't one been Implemented? 10. Last year the University faced the~ housQ.I atsls In yean. , . year !her. ha &No confwlon over new housing~ and panic for Fall~ Is already~ in . What Is UB's housQ.I policy-currently, and wu a commlltee that In· eluded ltudents and communlly members formed to evaluate housing altanatlws? Ho,P meny departmeniS still oc:asw donn spaoe? ............ lah ~i r • 1. Are the much·public:lzed furniture thefts at UB nOw e dosed COM?'Bridy, how w ere they handled? I . What qualilla besides a good sense of human and wrought Iron lnlldes should the new UB PreUdent have? What should Jtudents, In particular. ask ci him? 1 Whet Is the UAI\Iei'Sity's commitment to mlnorilles and could you cite specific ex· ampla that support your position? • · Last year, In Yc>ur Statement of Stewardship, you said, "The channels ci com· munlcatlon to and from the PN!sldenl are open and the· business ci the Unklersll!l Is conducted openly and frankly." Why, then, do students-not to mention faevlty-feel disenfranchised, alienated, and Ignored by the Ketter Admln!slratton? Why did you ralgn when UB was away on Spring Break? 5 . When r~ surfaced early ihls semester that you were planning your resign a· tton, you denleCI that and said to the campus, as well as local medi&, that you would not lave f~ two to three years? How do you explain the contradlc:tlon? 6. In last ye•'s Statement of Stewardship, you noted that this Unlvenlly's ad· ministration has undergone great change$ since you have been here. Many believe that the Uniwnlty he$ $Uifered beeaUM<Chefe h as t-1\ almost a constant state of flux In key pollllons, the top Academic Affairs post, for example. Is the Unlvenity finally Mlllne down, or do you believe your rai!Jietlon will spur a number of other ad· .........,.,to leave. Who speclllcially do you expect will go! ....... : 1. Is Division I spom a fa\/Orable and1easlble move for UB? I. Why did you not ~ out strongly agllinsl a tuiioo hike this year as you did three years -eo? • -' S. W. 1ny dewlopmint on Perc:eJ 8 ever get onderway? 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Ubrwtu wUI be I>Oicllnt o 11M moro4l>rl- tlw w . . k of 1\1><11 1). lloolound r-clewtn bo d>o<:kocl- for drculorfon ...~I April 20 oflor wtOch cl1cut..Uon wfll CMM un111 IMM"'VM:f .MA\on, P•roM we w r4C~Jm •II rn.ten.ts •o the UbNry no ..ter tNn April 20. All ...,..,.,.. wolwd durh11! thf• ..OraiO<Ium. Mked IIMoclclo4 .........,.. and Sopl>o,..,...-Thort will be .., lr>lonNI worl<lhop ellj>fot1"1 Alltrnotl..,aiO ~"" In l'lenoeement. What o;t tlw ollemod~ mojon? C:on I .-.-tv? What .. tlw)ob .....-? a....oo.............. f---· - . e e d . C:ofl o~d 10 Itt .,. know you <on oooond. 411.J6Jf . Soul l'ltolotry ..... , .......... 5 pJn."' lho Jo.,. Ktoler - · EUJ<Otl. 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Fa< more lnlomiotlon <onlael llw Akollof Awo,.,_ f'lo. g,.rn, I061iorton.~. .....,.,.oolu? 010<1Pf..o8t1Servlcaootfonlroolegelocllnfo<modonoo an ue-.. Do,...haw • hoorinQ In SWJIJRJ eourta of 1M P I - · · Ilion? GLS 11u low tiudonu to oa • cltfotldon ro. studenb. Fa< ~ """"-lor~. ..... io 1t OLS ()peft 11•' p.m. l'lo<tdoy, Tuosdoy.~. MCIFtldey; oncW 7 ""'w~ 1n 340 Squire. Also-- ~ !rom 1~ p.m"' 1n II.FAC. . , _ , 411-227J. ..r..""" eonvn.. ............. t.->ThooltJtuclftol.-m~gooMro.....tsgq­ Ro~" I\I><II311117P"' lnl.oll-. 411~179 OW Salt-WHY ho<IHl country , _ """"will~ a 10< o.. An<Wor l'loblll.... (PAA) ot tho Sclwl>ol Houoo. I 102 " - , . St. .., SUncley II II p rn Hoar f)OOII ,_'*""'/rook 'n roiiMCihalp._llw~)- ....... -......10 -r• ,............_ P...,..• '*' _ ... us ltlwo~wmt,. mEl Solv--,..._, R - • " ' - - ' bucll)<l aru. Fot ,..... lnlormoolon <oltllll~ /liSP Trltd ,......... 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Sid 0u1o- t2.50 • ... · - . . r - b n. s~gn . . lot ow c - SoftNII T...., In tlw Sid C:lub o111ce. aa- ~....,wiN bo holding man· oloiDI)',......oiO theft 1M I oquod APfll 13 and ~~~~=~--lo-r.-. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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OIIPMIId aulcry- dat ra~urt so ~ ,.....IO,..,_..IIIt~AIMtOIIIolllld- dat lltau 001 lite -~. . . . . . . . . -~ away,_ ....... o( _, tower-4Moitool ....... """ .... SCIIdaley """""' lite ' - d - . llld dot H--... aad Social ~Ta&f/II!Oe CW... . . . _ GMMF ........ ......,. a...nc.'o tak for« took up dat -... of r~a ,.. A-w. VIet ........... for ~ A.cldontk A(falts ud ewiJ clllcuiaol ...-..1 on tatboa thc iadblecl 111at Uruvtnily Presidalt Jtoben L. Kcucr'• three _.._F.....WC.ucl -.lni1loanlaloooc llllil. I 1.......,. 191l ~could ~r lnllkc die T•t C<>~~cF or ...... ....s Scio&ca. Under tb• FOrce tlday • r-.-n.IIICftdotioD Oft ..... ~ plom. DU1! •ould be I'Mbufllod. Tbb TOIIr Foret then cfwa<d the He Mid dw mill)' In the UB ._........, lllicht bdlew thot a tht<e 0cnr ....s the oue- head wtlh •WIIlmna the Praid<11t Jhould hlloe the QCIIIon or reviewiQa •uctt • pooslbltilla In ........ dcull. pia, ~ or Ita lml*1 0<1 the ecadcmlc outlooll o( 1110 ;.,...,.. 1114 l&o soopc. Nes...a- oncl;cued ... - " thllt the u.-..... ..... w... """'.....s Moeday, lllciOw priM:iploo-.DU1! 0.... COIIIDCIH or TUit Fore.. wild! ... clllqcd ,.;u, Welter K-. Social Sdc:a<a Dtu ~ ~. ArtsrauuaurlftJ R011heta'• orr~-arc leaa.iq tOWllt\l .._.. o.- Ooorwe L<winc I'Weral Sao-. ~ dial die Dhilioo o( ~c Eduatloa ~ o.aa I>Owayac . . . . . . . . . _ _ -VIillbk ~ CGIIIOIIcrabiJ I'Mboa!llod aad poooibly didut«<. for - L .._....,.. M laal oot o( dot tllnc FIICOII!y ~ .. " " ' - " """"""' 10 dat Arts Saalca 111 - - • 1111111 10 . . . . . lllot ~IIGillolt ................. f/1 .... _ , ""*' ., pr_.. IISUil•• o..,_., ....., _ o.a.r. a.o-. _. __.,, _.,.tho! ~ dial • -too any to 11.-t - 10 . . . . . . tbc til< ~f to....:hcd DO • Earllor. dat ,..,, ~ ' - ' " " ' OrciDa-'• T. . For« look*' the~ Wl)'S to~ aad imii'O"< t1at r- of lob ol'lkc 10 dad ,.;th the crur....,. IICIIIkmk OUIIoolt le tJw 19101. Some or u.; _... lie waated addtaMd iDCiud<d tt.. ,akrdQ ~and CIOIIdoldoo belen....,_ __p.. . ---...s Moeday CUt Ill< '-len arc ~ idcat- '*',.. propos~~&. lillid daty would -lil<dy- . . . . , _ tbctr ~ Ya Qdtoor otllcr He 10 .... - ..., 10 ,.,.., ......_before rcs....una10 dat lui T. . Force.......,. hod requated lhal 111e body have a .,._. ror hlm In f.d~Nwy. om- Aid k would be too -lr to pr<dla •hllltbc Dan& would c:oodudc 1114 tdcled that lbc attire matter c:ould ,.... on tbelr dlJeustlom. ___ v.......,... - - . ~ dall ac:adolttlc ~ ..,........._ --.....*~.,.._..MQ'...._oropcdco_.. ............ - · ....... - 110-" ... il........, a.- ~ IIIII """"'- IUacr IIIII-""' llis ..._....to ..me ia J_,. ltiZ. *.-:a~* Mid llte...,........,.-.ldbt_,.... . . _ o f tile ~· baoearped IIIII tii<P>ai6c:at - " " lite to l>on a ....., tbc T. . l'on:o•• ..;par-.- .,..opooa~. Altllouab tbc Ya Pr<ticlalt hils ,_bilily over hll owa spher<, lll< University PRSicltot llu tlw fiMI say, :· [wednesday a April 1981 Buffalo -..... . . ... .......,__.,.,... .. VQI. 31, No. 18 SUNY at ~,.... Safety tiT,eat soots door·on Val by R-...; Co.lnciJ (lRC) Prai6tM IFVSl m_ Oft& Satilh. die cafctcrill_.., OPPQrtll8it.f to ._.. • key. AllhoQp Oood,.., Cafeteria Manap:r ~ farkl """'· ~ of the • ~ la-eto. proccc(ta 10 ........ * ::....."'!! ..._....,OflloarDM , , =·"!. calos.ala ......... 11 .._,., ..... JO:I*t.~­ wcn du-u OUI Of ro•r "-..cr" ..... fCM>d 10 be cidlcr ....... ... bn>tm, llacc ..... _ _ Jit. ci)'SI'-Ill ad*loa ..... lire ........................... . . . . . . . Qlo( Alloott .._ oftored Food- v-... &a-1Ct __..on of unavailable, Suadmt ' " Matty Pitlee io ~ -~ lbe tllcy""' dicla't triod worlr," ..... aplau•od · bla I'Jace. Ill•-........ Til< F"tn: ~ plainclothes -IOCIIriiY olr10 dolt tile llbow-a a- Bil Brown wllida - _, - -• ......... to b e N. . . . tat.. Ons-J.yiDCII'Iliq.~ C&Ce1cria Astbtul MOLOqu \llraiDia Daorbora perform«! • tbedt of tile cmoqaacy clooorl. u dinacd lor FVS Dim:ror DoCUIId Hoslt. Aoeonti<l& 10 Deattlotn, thc two f~<* ems witll pllllc a111rmt were ''llaloctcd aid woul4 ope~~ ." Sourcu coatactcd by n , $prctnun T~ could o(fer e.q>lanatiou for thc apparcnt ~- so- .... OOioer ,..., -.do- laid dinaly 10 . . . . . . . lbey ... ~ kepllocbcl "S. .... wll pul pujc alatms OD lhetn DOWt•• UIC'I"ted Ass:is:tam FVS Dil<aor Doe lloutr. Tll<~~o( &>'ifO<Imattal Healtb and Sofay O.rce1or Bob Hunt !>"" request«! tb< lnspcalon thr<>< -before lh< Valby effair. "As a maucr of laa. I'm - aa sure thllt we arc requimlto oomply the CltJ' of .,,...., 1ft aodcs," _... Orltr-. ·~ tllcy - iDod piddiD<s 10 folow, reprdlca." ~-·- ~ bdi<Y< lllll tbt ....... ..,..,...... ...., ..... llcmmcd " - ··w. ....... ..aocbd, ED~ Hallll ud S d - . y - IJtC"s-SIDitll. Acconliaa to Public Slfay Oireaor Lee <iriUID• . . . . _ . bad prMously ..... willl .... ..,_., Fn Pmeation Barau1 to - · • aGICfOI .._,..., of die c~m<d tbat campw. Oriffm lrilldl: h JICirCh of Gw- P.l I Marolfu1 ~ - P.4 I '~ - ·One-. _ . .......... ...._o(mvufy beloavior ADotllcr observer ""-t'bed ~ .... "Afllmol Ho"u·typc tc<ll< . •• V-lbRIISW~madc ...... Rat ..__. Offica' tbc Public Slfccy A-bero(tll<_._ liP .,.... QJiftiOcd I partiallor1y ......,..nortlle~ ''TII<rc .,.. . _ • ledo of bcu IIJ ~ tile JIDOr, llld I f... pi<ccs Pimc•s key riq cltlamiaocl INI o•......wdcd ..,...,........ Aalorcliloa duriaa th< s..uuday nlabt to Sipal Pi spOkesman Bob in..;p.joa, Pimc hod oauolly c.pal. Ul tkt<u ~ IOld for .... ..,._capacity Qooclyar ~ lbc _,.key. an.a• 've ju• missed that tey or Cafet<ria. ' Tbc dr.cabk aowd, inspiral by tomei!Wta... Mid Pierce. lltC ond tb< Sip>& Pi Frarcrait1, 210 half·tcp or bcu a>OOliiDCd ill _ , . or tJw ....,w, daim no ......... four bours. mowed ..... rcopol>llbility for lbc mithap. "IRC clialdsflldion ...... c:IIDCdlldooo ud Slp>a PI hod . . - """"al' th< - OAno.......S. Tbc ofl"tcial P1lbtic: aonnal room rauvuion and Sa ftlJ rti)Orl C'laims DO llccaslna colltucu for tbls "iafonMiioa ..... 10 ..- - . . ~ diCT'ICIIkY 'Willi •Y or lite_._.. k - lbc ._,asti61y of F\'S 10 However. nurnnous sovrcu ._. t11e r... ails c:boctcd 1114 cpatactod by Til# Sp«t""" ................ pundlcd ..... surr<red • brokc:a nose. WU takm IO Ill< boopttli. follo•i•a ibc IRC Praldeat SiUJI dliaa tloa bcu tluowa .. thc f'tre ,.....,.., Ole .,._...., dac:n'bed ''a lot or pusblq ad ~ oo tJw ,...., __ .. wbo W1IS o( ~~rot... ~.-.to FVS'.._............., thlll d - llmia<d 10 .,.. brok.al !MM. •'1\ot's QrdiY mudl of11101l1101..........,. wbeto YD'I hove a 1arat o""'ber or pcopk 1e tbe Oooclyev C&fereria," be c.<plaiocd. \ ADotllcr raaor contn'butina 10 OUI.nlfC WU the _ . •• lab: Jton. Oripully .. bqia .. , p.m., the .... cldayod tuWI IO:U p.JII. "due 10 fail- in tbc dtclricli sySl<ID.M acoordltoa 10 I RC. 111 oddidoa, oo muocls were ar-..1 .,. dat three for Sl tictcu.lldllldt W<ft ..... - ..... oa the r... ~ ValbJ ............. 10 tb<cf-tled crowd...,,. be bact." alludiJ>c 10 the ~J of 1 lice_. ill S4......, tile-r........ Mafcinr WGWeS - Pp. S-9 I Slips . lwallwe:• tile ..-..Leo 10011. "b took liS oboe~~ ........... piiiJr up, M P. IS �.. t Hmel SMer Dinners l Saturday, . . . 18th Hayn Dining Hall, aecond flOOf' SQuire Hall Sunday, Aprll11tl'i In EJIIooH Tlclt9fs at food urvloe ~ In tables In: GoodyMr l i .l Govemora I Rlohmotld Red Jat:lfet • No tM:bta after April I Paaaover dinners available April 20-25 at 40 Cepen Blvd. For m<ft Information call 8J6.4540. "'....., 1llc .l2 ..ober ~ .. w.......,., OC1 Or • ,_ - ol dot polll1>illdoa a.n..ty ...... ~ br Enc c-r Ditlricl AllonltJ Bct....t C4lp'ow in • IIUCIDpt to piocle . .l l c r - ,_,w o r delod-ad J;lua. Folio...,. tbc IUmlprtd Ulallilnllioo or Pt<aidmt ~.!beS<llut 'W. HiDklcy Jr. led 10 ...... &pOQOillioo tba Hmlclcy ..., ~ " ~ iD lbc lllyiaa or....,.,. bllcU lB w....., Nnr- ........, or Yon ... Fal. *....., nc ~old Hmtlty.._. tatitilta ,_bluce or to .tbc olfociol polict ~ ~kat~ mutdao. utowilo, a . . . , .l2 COIIIbcr .._;., used 111 dH: Mardi JO ll1Capt 011 til< ~·· life. ~ rouroltbc.....,. Bulfllo arct mwcla1 ill....r-1 a ·i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ICilf .~allibaJW~.<bcFedrral Bllrcauor lo~bao 10 ~a rq>e>rt orbollilllcs tau on K"anklcy's Vls(t Norton's Fresh Fruit Stand Fresh Apples, Oraqges, Tangerines, Bananas, 'Grapes, and Pineapple! Open Monday-Friday 10-5 p.m. Located on the Norton Serving Line ..... Funher swpidon ,.., aroull<!il bccaUk Hlntley Is a roraocr -.bcr of Ill• ~ A.m<rican Soclalla Panf, a oqtOriour -1-l>lxl .,..,Uutlon. lu of JCt, la...,_ots ba•c beea ~ 10 4elamiac Hlokk7'• 'O'honlabouts dllrilol tbc Scpc..,ba Doam\><r. ,.,, Bulfllo awdcn. The .,....,. ..or olaliM Ia Adanta'"l or .a.,;.p or w..k ,-los bao prompltd 10 MDCI Butrllo ..._... Cbid Leo Dooovu JO tbc r........... GeorPa dly. Ill a prt\'iOol trip to Allula ~- wu oaaabk to OK&bllsh • llok bel.._ tbooe tiUlnp ODd lbc ....,. here. Oo lbc cuirtm thr....t.y o>ICW1iocl, Dooo...., wiD be Jomtd by r.uow laW1M11 Uouttu~>t RIYmoOid Slldt Batavilo .,d. Donald Momcb l'rtdoallo, botJa -td crimlul •l*li&•on. »-tit..,...- u eo..r"'>c or or nc - - - -.clpotcd r.. __.._ ot lbc r""""' D~TE:.Wprtl 10' ·1 2th · BUS: Lea'ves 3 pm, 4110 ~-- ..Returns 12 • mrALU-: Includes; round trip 2 nights • t Youth Hostel LIMITED SEATS!! ... ,,_,,•._.. 1oM,~· ­ , . . lfOIIE IHPoiiiUnofl Cell . . . . . . . . ,, . , . COMMUTER BREAiCFAST Frtday, April 1Oth $.15 donuts!- Free beverages 8 a.m.-12 noon, Capen #.:abbY llooffllo llilh has r_...., 11ope to •o obtain a Mt,Jor 4que llaocbaD (MI..II) r.....,.. roc Buffalo. Tbc .-.rt IAIIDWICCII>COI tlNil.dlc 8ilb wil _ . twice otJU ICUOII oo ~·.rMoacJay Nilht ~boll is 111 C><llllplc of bcalthl cMt: publldly, - . suppor\IIJ of the propooed bud>all dub. The BiU. wiD fac< the Miami Oolplliru aod tho Dallas Co...WY$ ill tb• ltllioMIIY t*'iscd cooaau. 1\loo illltd roc N...,.....,. Yitwiola It a D>lid!QP .,... ddmdinc Nadooal F-ball mafermc< c:basDpioa l'llilllddphia. The Tllunday IIlah< came wiD .,.,.,..._ e.ps• quartot-k b Ja-wl, a WCIICtll New York Gall"' r- Loeb--. ........, 11 lljlls - . . racod """lipilicoDt ........... CIM:irI« ~~~a-~ Ia . . , ._ c:un.dy. doe~ . .ffalo lllloM ....,. tit< lldd ol ...__•• ~~~~~ w. ~ ~. boll offdals COili<Od thai • - - - .....,., ...... to be ............ 10 ~<be .................. or tbc rculbibiJ or putln& Buffalo • CraocbiJe. M"'ocapol" c:omu~~ .., l..rflml<lt ~>era. Who cood~ a awktt •IMIJ' UAdcr lbc d'lrciCllot> or the Eric Cowley lsldutuill ~cnl AatoCY. dtt<mb><d tha Bllffalo""""' be one or six cidoo Ia - - roc tbc £ranchiiL The •11111 flll\llcr CIODCiud<cf .... lbc ..... - """"' - be n..daly Jdf-.mta&. . . _., haw 10 ,....;.. ,.......,.. JOIPPOft r,_ .,_...... coffUallh o..Mrf Port's Jtkb ScacWw., Crcabcra ra...tl I piM 10 lbc new llnKIVIT a - fKilky ODd so UIO k to blliC!It ..,..,.. toO !~rae for the Buffalo Conwntlon Ceocet. The oew ltlldlum Is abo ...., •• a POIIlblt home l!W a pcMtutMI Nonll Alnttlcon Socce Lcqu.fr~ doe ......,,It c.r-. doe._..........., n.s.ooo ar.... ·nc •..........,ot-10 . , . _• ......, -~ In ao.rrllo ..... tbc . . . . . -*"' lw ~ Unky 0.,.. lite Manu! t..oCr """ O.y, u.itJ 0., II, aDd - · tbc UDIIy hla~ l!arliar 11o1o - · a - o r 11 von. .-en _,..bled 1ft Ddewwe Port to pwtq,.cla a l.4-hotor •tlty.-.l!Oil. Jqaina m pUs. the ru.......- w-. ...,_ -..la l.lot~Ulec:oww,befcnJMIII"111'0IIIIOI)Ia J>• h. Tho pattnn lheo cooti•u•d for 24 I!Oun-chto<lah nocutmal oold ODd raln . The nonom, cow:r~a& a 10tal of T.lO mib. wore ~ IU1MMds In maaocy of tbc •ictlnu "lit".....,. killillp Ia AtlaoUI. lu a dilllu to lbc ...,.. , tbc m ti,., JNU11 of .........,. tioiolia! .. .. ,..,., of Cl(y Hd �i Congress' action puts aid in Jimbo w ' the: ""'"" IUid loMJ li-<11 out. 1M OSL dibllity c....., rcq""'-' _.w be jhifted 10 dimmole ""Y &tDCI<Dt Q1o a m.ooo co w;oao por<tUJ ; -. _ frocn ..k,111 - • Po!Jioc ldloot •"'*'~> ......;we CIILl io l'alonl, ....... a c:Mooet f.o. ....,.,.... pot;ey wbidl ollo-n uy flllolldalllcl-HI>"" ~ed oily a IIdeN co~ doc ...... ;. ~Yon s..t• aoL c.c,. n.e '"""""' '""" ,.,.., badJ the loon unul ana llli~•.. -•oSec:m.-yofEd,_qT.,.....W.C.., coul4 IOito ~ IUida tile Rcaau pou11e11 out u.. the propNOII ~ 1a N Oant• adllliniscradon. n.. ....w drftnncftl could -iblr be lf...-11 BEOG), toe! Ouaranttcd Stud<llt .......... (OSL) rqli-.1 by a ploa .mrc either olllludctlu woW4 lui~ 10 pay ,.oulll ''dlspropOnlo!outly lm!*' Nnl Yorlt u wd1 u 10011 intcml on the >oan d:uriQa JCbool llttnclana-, "' on< "her< other ltala in tbc Nortbeu." ~ lowcr-lacomc audCOIS-"! r«dwe the dcfamcnl. CoftO<f Tbo <lovcmor'J n1urc1 qtj"'*e tbll Slucltnl to.~! doUII • llOicd lbOI stutlcnts "coold ICCUrtiUWtlnlcmt tlley ... vo11DC could fall by $0 percent u.ntltr the llcW "'IUIIItions. a tbc lou." I'Oimdal 1oM or SSOO mlllloo m "ed'. ...uonal buY~~. po_. •.,.,. when they do lfOduat<, they "oukl ha¥t a bl&aor fO<,... Yorltm." lOan 10 pay batt," Cbrutcr .aid . "Thb " not a t1ooc1 Sito::e bl& dtcd011ln 1,?74, Carey bas c:omoo lllld:tt crilldsm fattllt't." • frOm a nldlbcf of JOUI<a OCIII<<mllla his continued support Ptl Orant " " ' - <OCI<Cntrlltc oo the maximum 1100un1 for priv.uooUc:tos,oftea Oltht-ofNew Yor~'sllate awankd. Cunmtl)'ltl 01 Sl7$0,the&IIWCOUkl be(UI do-n inJtitutiotls. A1n0na the j() 1101<0, Hcw Yon aJv.. mor< to Sll$0 If "Coftareu doesn't Pvc us tbc ~tal Aid r......a.~ old 10 audctlu tAIOfidiJJa pri-e oc1ooo1o titan au Btll," Connor r._.ed. odJ<r Caley's klt« ~caled u.. Hcw Yon State Mcl Jl.4.000 "Tilt Pf'OII(IIed c:hiJI&ca In the loaD,..,.._ ooould impose Slldmu rtedvln& SJI4 miltioa m . , _ awwdL lhidcr the an ....,....lstk ,.... aaal)'llis rcqairca>atl fa< • - mlueed r-.. .,._, the orr... ..,_.., tliaibililr." doc lcll« ,._.ed, "di_.,e tile iD«<oooo tb11 "the ..,.,... .,...,., mltkt- ril be aboul S100 f01 lnttrta wbady 10 audtftiJIUid 111<:r<me the iot..... nu 011 audcns whoot r...ay ~ - ...,_ su.ooo IUid piiUII.OI"""" a poklt ..~ rcw loMJ-'<~ be mod<." ) W.OOO." Allde from the pluned tedua10n. the ll••aan A.,e.......... adminltutoliotl hu ous:pcnd:ed au ~ ol lh< Pelt Moll of the dl,dllld: by CAley have }>«a ptOpOiiiiCI by O<wus. "ppnullnatdy I.S oullion collqt audmu arc the tteaaan AclmWSirtAion, altholllh some . . , _ in Pdl aflacrcd by the hold·up, "'htch was impklncnted to ollow arant lcwcb w<n lint lllvanoed U&dcr fonnar Prcoidcnt Conarta to dccidt lbt dirmional ..,.,.... in Pdl Orant Jimmy Caner. ' dilibiflly. "Tboproposalurt waltill&topus" tbtOtJ&I>Co,..tcu. UB lulcordi111 co an Apr11 I l*w York 7imn ank:lt. F'manclal Aid Dlr<aO< Oarenee Cooner explaln<d. Ho Conarallonal ltatltrl """" reached an ll&lftii1CRI wich the predicted r.. at cltdsion on '"" " " - in the middlt of this Dc,wtment or Education on tbc rcqul........n. , . moalb. CO<IIP<otnist alto'"' the 80'"-llllto dcltr ill prooedurt ol Tboohanaacatltr"""'ndstUinamlnlmumfatnUYIOlPPOfl llljwlina "diJcraionary family~" to rtllm ,_of kvdl for the ...OOU. old pr01111ftU. olon& witlt llljuamentslo U•lnt locrca>a. Tbu Is a:ptcled to dtcreut award ..us. loy 0u Hold<r ,....,. !low...,...., ...r lf..., •""-loti ,....-..,.,.bintd. c.o.-..-·, to A :---tri ,. - - . . . . , . LC:.., - - - , . _ ,.._..,.,. 10 · for tbe aodatu - · 111< aaraed 10 drop planaod prQp<JAb 10 .._.,. a S7$0 _..., odf-lttdp CDIIttobut- u.. r-w.. ~ bta ~ 10 priMdc bcfor• ~tecommadoatblc lor anaa~ ""'· """"witlt othtt PfOPliOCd .......... To prOI ... the docrcast m oVIIIal>k luaids, Cofta., ba ocaaniz.ed a kltcr """'"'cam- to area ltpila&ors. Mocld kllm are provided by the Fi...,.., Aid oflltt m AA11<1 8 . " We "" mco.....,... audcals 10 woe•." he IOicf. "Soc:m Seturuy, IIEOG and OSL .,.. thlft aid P<Oif""" tb• ..tm li~dy to be cut bact." The f'onanc:l.l Aid olfJOt " curru~tly ....,ina 0111 awards ..itb ..... the orrn tbinb will be tbt - . . t rtctivcd by the student. 8tll a CO\cr knot included "til> the award~ chat any"'"' IS ''tcnwt•e" Coonft reponed that "oil fCIIOolo arc doina doc ......, tbUIII " , r.. r----·-------A~~ti;:La;;; ----, 1 I I 1 I : . ~ Call assau . DUBf:L'S ~ ,., ~ fo ~ Wet T-Shirt Contest Wednesday, April 8 -675 first prize Drink all nigtit for $.50 a drink Gentlemen are invite4. F ree admission with t\lls adt 1 I 1 : 1 I ~ L---------!'::::;..-.....,...._.__,: .. ___ .I---1 ATTENTION RESIDENT STUDENTS Thinking of leaving the dorm for community life? -=---.:....__.:..____ Y E S !'- - - - - well then, come to one of tbe Local boy m~kes good; new Editor is selected Lot:al boy malta aood- Apia. .lolul K. Lapiana, a Uftloll& lloffak) raMieol. bas bc<ll dtaed Edil«·ln· Otin or nw ~ f« the 1981..&2 ....lemk: year by a VOle of lb< _ . , Editorial Board. " I - cxuandy plraaed ODd honored by Lapiana DOled. .., _ oaJy wil.h the w!lolc- wwtina taa<tbcr, k can read> iu trut ~." nc ~ ,..jor poia1od to the Prodl6<ff Slut, 1Jw s;.ctn"" wockly ans and: music: 111pplcman, u a futurt bricJ>t IPO< f0< tile JO.,._ old University_.,.,.... Untltr an 1t11bitious plan, Lapiana, wbo <WT<IttiY ,...... u Man-.!111 Editor-a potillo<t h< uowncd after a one year stint u Starr Wriur ODd Educalloa Editor In late 1979, plans tO Cllj)OIId the s.:n•sdisulbutlon ind my-:· bop<-· :r COOIOIII. • - .o:OOO "I 110pc a Clty·wlcle c:itwJatioa of can be aohleved with an cxpu4ed toe! broatltr· baaed coat..,.," the Cllnislus Hilb Sc:hool andiiOl< •surmfoed. "It's vtr~ id:tallstk, bill UUCIDdy possible." LlcliaDa DOled tMt the \'Oicl<rcOied by l .......improved, indq>mdent Prodlp/ SM." .till be llllod by a ......... or tbe.F....-lM""' DUcowry JtclioDl. 1Jw Sptmttwt'$ natJoaal ODd tcieoce ~ "1bt prospocu of 0111 --u.diboul J>liOS- ....,_...,,., M . propbcsled. adctiJt& tbol he ... ~ IIICir< iD-clqlil> spccW 10 "eel- toe~ ...,....,.. the u.u...-y <0111111llllily on tiltld)' ,....,._ NotJsoa t11c cntdol wm r....- . 1n the cocnifta year, Lapiaa llld cblt it is the paper's ''rcsparuibility'' to crusade IO< awdau' w..a """ rilbu. "Doia& anrlbina .... woW4 br uafcqjYCiblo.'' he sold. "It'• a audcat 0....._.1 rupocuibllky 10 bt a ......,.,. IUid I spokeopersoa fO< audmu. 1 " Lapiana folio,., Eltna c-.u, also a Buffalo oatl.-.. as T1w $1>«1,.,;;,. :S _ ltatltr. "Wbll a c:ampus of OPPQrtunity," he la'll""d· "Even commuun """ make it to the bi& lim<." •OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING PROGRAMS cteslgned specifically for you. Programs are from 7:00 - 9:00pm TONIGHT Aprll 8th - Clement Hall. No. Lounge M.S. TOMORROW April 9th - Ellicott. 355 MFACC. Amherst TIPS ON } Leases • should I have one? Tenant-/lAndlord rel~loqshlps Housing Setvlces - on & off campus Talk to a lAwyer - free of charge For housing lnftnwatlon, 6 .nlgllta a week, call DIAL at 636-ZZSB and ask for . Tapes t 03a 104, and 507. • bivislo~ of Student Affairs & Sub-Board I. Inc. �~ life with the airwaves; I UB plays on the radio w-......,. bu.,_ · ~ Mn ~ l -.:lied* ~ Sl'4fr ,.,_ . _..,_,ot odiiU paoilne. it bu ... H1tt:ll/ltik~nGIIiM 10 1/w ~•• - ~ enuy that ,........ !iur w.. 011 ,..,..,. • oaidDillllTbe ll !iur w.. epoobda. liard • CIDUJitry ... N.oc-1 Public Radio - ........... o( .... .......,-movi< - · ..... oe mr --"""'*- Mid H..mftCI'alles . . nlltul.ake~ """ Aalloooo' Doopldo • beard l'lnqllo. ~~ ~. &$ a... oo fM II iacltule 1-.dlta J.......,r.,._ orialaatcd by Gcoa1ll , . . _ llobat Si,oukl, •ho oliO bosu tbe show ~........,.,... .._ __ a.::;.) Oll~e..U WRUIIIs u all· volilrlteer run aadon Ihot hloo ~ 3l memben occordlnt to Millie · Ditutor Tony ar.;cda. Tilt 111orr IDduclel IIMdlcoppad ond viJuaUy.jmpolrcd \'OIUDleon, Dd WRU8......,.. k l _ . to loire t11ooe inteftlled Ia becomlna pen or 1M-loft. WBfO hu over 1000 pMJoos, lnducllna the IlCata fomiiY""" ........ a..e-. 0 ....... or told......_.........., ,.__a ...._. ......, The~ llorbot1 8erDbeltL 1\e indMd\111 - • art moiled 111< ~- oebcdu,•llicll tha.t the mtmbm are _.....s. to nturu, added """"""' tk_........,..- ..woo...,.u. ow-Dmo~ ...... ,,_....,.... Olld !he rhc:o(cr, olla ~. u wei os live ......r- froao _ , . by pQpllllr perf-. ~hecomo~ pOplllor JO'It)l alldmu Ia oddkJao to Ill< omidplsld oldtr 1udleoce. ICCOI'diul to ........- widely. A Sur w~ rMio ...teo """" loWell wll ooellail<........, May. .......... to Booda-, . - tllouP IMSt• Ia Ask t/w ,.,.,_., I live, dlocullioo <lbc:te Sikofskl ond ll<nd<n t'kld qU<IIlono from liiiCneli Who collin. Tbe q.-Jons ooncem ~><"""""'""'· tbt locol ~o mortrt, and otba' IDpico of lmp<111ance to the CIOI!Imunily, u detailed in I'M 181ira.~ure. Bawlers .Ud the reooction wu uually sond ond he rcolly <1\}oyed the idea or~ ...,..., media topics """ !heir rdotk>n to Buffalo, beaUS< that is "usually to rodiO pawoalhko" Who ore mort ICCUIIOI'IIed 10 ten bdftt In rrom or !he ntlcroplloae. f1nllolt Ill tcomo of ~1 ti!M, WIIR> """ ._oalawely ' i pot=t jazz mUI:ic, but thdr oclocdult iJ ... reariacd lo ooly lUI I!Yiteif ,_.,.,.., llnodan.W ioo d d - flit tlodr woriod ,.,..__ ~.J the &Uiioo rpoo-cd IIUI IUnull_,.,. braodcoot oo~ ,._. Joe Vol A The N<W Elll1oAd 81_.... ~ that took pl.ce In tk Sqtlft Hd Rat.bitdlcl. Bc:ndcn. 1 roontr Division Duec:tor of tk UnlvcrUy Uniocl Aairibel Boord wu a brolldc:tutina major ond bcpn ~ II WBFO in the em1J I91Qo 11 1 volunt<er before his lattr promo<ioo to Protram • Oire<lor. He atrtacd lbe Jmponance or rodlo in !he communlcotloftl media. cspedally In "!he early mornlna and laic afternoon 11 anployees 'tn.vd 10 otld trom lhdt Job$." "I would like 10 aet marr poOp1c lnvot.cd ""tb oor otallon, ~nicularly anyone lntCRMcd ill tk btoodcolzllll media, """ tbcorrc... CIOOliAaed Beodtro, addlna he would """""'*e--., from thole "willlna to ..,_ foeword witlo lbdr QPf.'r1Dc Alld coacat ""'*· thdr im.erat. •• WllfO is tlliOded from both publlt: Olld printe _,.,.. ond ncelYa ~ pertatt of lhtV 1Muol budlla f.- VI. NeitiMir WBfO WRUB is fii'Dilllcd witlo .,, .... ~ the~~,__ "The Su..S.. AuocioUoo bt.,.t us up." <A)oda aoid tloor< .... 00 IDallbonbip drtveo fO< lpociiOIJ., t~-'oa . ~ daimo .........,..,. orovnd" ehout WRUBand they now .......ter ~a "lm'lce." The WRUB 11afr IUd that rotha- tban pia« the millie Lhult ocleclcd in allrict poprock cotcaO<J, they ,.ant 10 ..,.., WRUB u bcina "frte-fomw," wuau, up to the d«joyo. In the nve yeon of the 11adon'o oiste..,., WRUB hu been under ....,., n1111eo. h bqan u WBFO AM, become WIRR, follo"'cd by WRIC, and rmaJiy wu eaabllolocd u WRUB, ..W Onjed&. addlna tlltt WBI'O'I Jl<Ollll-... Ill< CII1\Pill rodio~CJYoctmade WRUB "-.ry." He lillntina auclimce OONilu Dllinly of dona •ud<nu. Lootlat to the futun, Boler said that 1111 ..,., to t.ec- cablr FM ..., )'Cirotld will alaobc-.t ie ...... Bacr. o..Jeda. ud o.,.;, llid tbey ~~o.. .._(SA) ..,. their -ua -. .-""" . . . ..........-...r·-' .... odmi*rlldoe II bdWod ...•• ~ th~e< uafl ,_ben llfecd oe lheir bopa ror lmp<oYiAa -~e MCAT·LSA~·GMAT ~· .. ..._. __ _ SAT · ACT ·OAT ·GRE ·CPA ._.., _,_ := ·----::o=:-=L- . =:"'I.J, ~~-= ----------· -----·--Lights go out on Marathon disco - WAUZEM: Ao . .- - . . . . . - - .... �Nations debat_ ing the mineral rights under t he oceans - - - - - - - - - - - t>,PMJU.b Oooanlt r"!!IDm outllde a . -·. judtdiaion would bl . ; . .... ~ .... ~Soabold ~ (ISN The ,.. _.of nogodollooJ- 158 - · llw 151\..........S...., a "¥waiW"I!II*m of""'*'' wlddl. b-*' J...w of llw S.. trury ~""""'""'......,._, a "**'~~-.. --sod .. . , . _ " " ' -· would~ ........... ........ -of llw llllhhapiiiiO blllw 10 ... - - . . . "Erooerp;." llw .......... of .... of equllroiortl q...!lly Ptoflla lrom .... ~ of tho - ~--llwu.d~R..., Adrnmlolr-. ..-~ -.cad .... y ,.,.,., "£111---·-goton..!y-~-~........Wbl~ . a poky mondl-. ""*- -""the ll;'h t l ......... Nogociollooo on llw cruty, """-llw CoGipla evor A<r:uold olloololng llw l r ! t - .. ' " ' - . . . . -... agreed upon-It contalna 320 arttdu and nln• t<.nnocou Coopooollon and US Sl•l. the R-n -- ~~oo:gon 1n c..... during 11w .,,_of A d - onlend tho poky '-slolll - - of 1974. While ·~a t.o.c1 rAr1(111 ot - · llw 1reo1y ~ a>mpiUus The Slalt o.-nwnt haaaccuood tho Wol)l would. , _ ~n>pe><Qntly, c:omm!S to ~allow rules of •..nous probloms" on tho wabld mining ....., end gooemlng t"- ~ of tho abundant oc:an mineral tho ISA with OM d__,t o!llclal toling l'kull._~ thai M - • "oodoliot rno6ol ol econo"* In ~. tho R.pubbn ~ ..,.... ploolorm ~ concom Collf!lni two-thlrda of tht E.rth'a swfaoo, tho ocons rogardod bv man~ Mllona • "the <x>rnmon herlugt of thai tho ....., lM!Iinhltl Amortcon -~ ofllw Mabld roanl<lnd." OdlCf ..,..,..~ •• tho p r - o f ~--- · ilmftltMI Ind..- ha~ apont of clollon polubon and llw rl!il>tl .. ~~._.than 100 - The _....,..,_,..,_ ...... througbour llw world. .. llw t-ofllwS... _ .. b ~ tochnclc>gy 10 ~ &ol- nod- of - . nldool, off l l w - .... They . . . pr-.. on ..lied IIM>ire- In _ . , . .. llw dana of ...... __..<XMd bl~bv~­ U.t.d SC..." out""' v..,_• .......,g -· ..._"*""" · ..... __. ........... .... Third INo;ld - ~-. -~_ - _ ... _ . . . - - of , . .. ....., ........... . m... Such a - """"*' ~ ·wkk- bnploloa>n ...... ~ "'"""""' the e.hins "'"" 1.0QCUifod off ... - -- .. South ~ and Enp,d ,...... m...,. ....__.and- l'lma _..,-· -and~- how . - 10 • . . . , . _ . . , - ...... - ......................... 1511. lhW Wt.W--~-.....~ ....... •"""P" -..,y, . . . a.... of .... ~ .. ,.._.. ......... ... .,......, bl ..,_.and_-. oflha ~ S.... Ha ,.._ Yort ........... _ . . _ -throusil> .... ...... nwWorW- Eaoot ~ . llw ..... ~u...ds........-. -~thetllw -lo ln ... _ .,__ WIIIW><IItw J...woftw S.... ~--'"'a,_ YM no- . . . -. "-'* -.. - - - COOIId , _ dooc..sa d ~- OYW "**'i!lilta In ........-...He con4lmood ..... ... ..~>.do oould bt ~ "lb. -v Alnca- elltYod up In tho 1911\ ...wry, chooo, ...... . _ to c:onfkt." In many - llw d . . . . """' llw - I'OJ)nll<ntl • ~- -thcdowiopod and--~ - .. Momb1n of llw UN Gononol "-"''ly, oo4>1cb melwt up • '-!10 of tho ~ of lhc ....Y• ~. haw .,__ cguod_ !h.- .._ ""' llw_otlt:b bt ~Mel to ,_..,.conDn..aly m"" and Sonw- ..... .,..ay .... tho..-...! "**'8 ,..,._..- "* ~ __ ... the-~- w.- s.rn.- .,...s ............. - .... ... ,__ . .............. .,._.,. I)IOIIN, ... -·-the tOIIIy---.. ..................... mpooood "" .... 11-.y ..... being _.nd .. . . . . . . . """'-- --.g _.,. ... "**'eprolb, - _of .... _ _ ... , . . . _ •. . _ ...... ... of ..... - _... bcoaM. ,... aculll. ~..._ c Q 0 0 0 0 0 ... b.t .... oA*y 10 ....... ...__ . . . llw glabll 0 0 0 �J &I11r!Effil\i&Pfrill\J~ W<IDffii11ID~ . f - - - - - - - - - - - - - t.,AluC. Kadtle a..-. The-"'.,_ Million. and rtg1111rom .... Foal .. """ Grut Pony modo~ b tpll olllaol'"'- on Morm 26 Sodol Dernaa..: Pony tSilf') The - . 1 tpll boatno F.. '"'- Wao&-orlonltd Md..e Foal. ... ._.. "' . v.y ~- pollcol tMdiiM. - oloa.d lAder "' e.. Lobor Pony- ............ micldllt-ol-cht-roed ~ Sl*loy weoms u-.c~e Foot• .,_ Lobor Pa-ty-11 _, ..._ • , . . , ., poklcal a n d irldudta oota1 ..-........ "' .. 8rbh lndway. ........... nudor• ~ fncbint~n- "'-1 In lldlaln, ""'*-.l &om the Ea.tn:.pun &"""'* Community (ECC), onciM obollllon ollhe ...tuolwly lrillocr011r; HouM oll.onlt The t...bar POlly'- r.-...louppoo~ &om, and 10m< ol ils ~ oNnored Lobor ~,...._ ............... , . . _ o f .... _....latl --plono- ...,_wNch '*" rMI"IIboooortTrocslcjllll·,..._, The t...bar f'M)/'1.,.....,. -~~ thot poilllc:8l ~ cl tho Nlr1g Contorv~CM POlly of~ Thalc:lw. The to. t1w paJI owo )lftro, haw been ~ "'-<<t ~ ~ and Anglo·Atnertcat> ...... booh economically and mllllartly .. ..... .. • docr-g ,.,.. oltht gov«mmonl In lnclut1ry a.- eon-.-.. ~lcltilrnlnl This polar1z.tUon olldoology .... ...-! no4 10 give .... Britbl1 peop~. th• ~- choice reqund In • ~bile but rlllh«r to alltnalt mutt. of tho oonJidt10ncy v.ith equally unpopulaf aida Thtlldt..'• ConNrV-. dnp<~< bllltil owep1 ln10 olflco wllh tho ...,. guilD Ro.agon - W. ••Roneld November. haw l.u.d ro ,..,ue llr1UOn's ~ lonova plwnmetll1g «onomp loltlh •• rooguldod """""' • • r4Mval Not only has tltlo policy Qjlfd to adllow., ccnomlc upow.ng. but • no. no1 ovm been able ro rr...t ..,.,.., . Brlealn'o «anomie liWallon has wat......C .. tho palltv.o pun _, """u~~rrry ~o .. .., ...._ ..,. n... SOP ,. noc quito precllalng a ,... ora lor 8rblt polio but • b ollennv • mlddto-ol<h•......, ~ 1or t h o - - ol1har ,_.,, ....,..,..1M $OdAI ~""" Undor tho to..__.~ of,._. l..obooho; Wllblm. William Roc~sm. Roy Jentcons and [)o.;d a..- tho SOPhauof• -OCIH 13doocnch-.dt...bar~ofp--.,, IMP ~ «Ytn Ol"ttl Contorv~ MP to DOl MW but to f1"'aantAII'i Bruin's mid policy of ,.,._,.._. IJIHl ....., lnd~ and u:.IDes ., namt • ,.,.,, and m"-\1 """91> n..t it aloo ..zit of • ....a..on burcon~ ....U. llle""""' tlto"99> ..._.. l..t>oAII'on). ""** Thalch•r• a.-• •ec:Don UttkPoh IMontn BrlrMt haw lndlcaltd IbM - 1 ! y • SOP Lt>cnl.......,., -..ld - • go:noral olocoon """ • · - - plunLry "'" wcond· rvnnlng Lobor P011y n... eon...v...- ore a dlunt third I< llle SOP tho - 1 be....,. tho one! o1 Woold w. Utht dl5fNI<IIlong of !he once mlgluy 8rblt Empjre, tho economy of t1w Wand- no. been In • .........,.. more 11*1 wad.,., downwwcl sptol Pon ol dw • - ... wllh rho l o r o t d - &om on lml>Oriolol """"""Y 10 • mort _ . . , one Thb has been Ulfd I'll ttt. con -..c. ol t1w Common....-hh, yo~ lhe tff«u haw been 1«11 whlclt • ......, oom'*'-d Milt rhe ·~ ol Ind.-.. bro.,ghr obo<Jrl'!l old ogc. ha.cr.....t on ailing economy~., need ofrevttolluollon h waa thol.abo! Pony, wllh a phbophy lllmiiM ro k><My'sSOP. 41\ar bwll Bruin's P<._l doy $OdAI dtmocncy In 194& In lhe 36 yeoro IInce. b ho• noo pnwldtd tltt counrry wtrh oablt or """'"'"'.l'·lhougll A has -ocr K&om an economic collopoe The SOP oii<Ts llnfe lnnOYOiion and • I> nor ~kely ro ~ tltt P<.....r path ol-.gnallon. Thoehor's ConH7V•IM pollclu, • • we hove •en, hove felloe! mllonbly. This pUis the new Lobot Porty In rht poollion ol bf1n9 tltt .......... E90h <tloa To call anp pollical OI'IIOI'IIr.ollon a N\llor Is a dtflnfte · But Ill< Lobor Pony should be glwn 11o ct.on.. A diN.:! of in<l-v could pnwldo the capllal and the .,.., Ibid to .;.c B.lllln lis much necdtef t.oo. . pluo adding CtDntrol and clncaon 10 • uritlonn «Xll>>OI\lC _.,mcnr ...,._,.,. '-Y-· One not on rtd~ ttw t...bar ~>aey ....,._ ol dh N.11111-or~or~~ec~ rnemt..ro ' " - . . - . fmgc group ""*" .clds .._, bu.r doeo - haw a ciNc:l '-><! polcy-~ or .. aocopr ...... pallcol ........ dh .. mu11 -Tha - concett1r.,. In y ...... - no_,..,.., lor a nudoor ........._, II lllllld - t...bar.. young -bon:> olltr the- and~ lor b . . . e-.ptiiMI, . Wodcl W. ll'""-, .............. ~. llrlllin-.. nudoerdnolro tlw ~ ... be .,. ... 10 _ nuctt. ..._._IV1 0 ........ ""*" ..llrtdolt . """'-! - · thot u...s s... -.Ill · """-v polric.ol-- "*- ~ hMNtg Wtd ....,. 1945, thot Uhor Pony'a poolllvoa ..... ...... ._,_thould.. ~ .. ....._ --.~.~. o.n.oc.- ............ oodsbould ~ . . ........, lo dlonp lAI'• 'i'«lhem _ . , rapo -ood - - thotY do Ralph'S ~esta~rant Kolb• Style 1503 Hertel Avenue - 836-9557 HOUfl$: 5 1m • 3 pm ~ Sundly liP a Oilleaa • Lex a lfp, •·Y. ltylo Con•Mf a Pa8tra•l • Petato Latk... Klau • .u.tso•a. IH enaaa �I! ~~~©jtml.@.ti@ID l Commentary f~ GM planning to dtive over a Detriot Poletown church !I caled-•- TJw /olloiA1Ing eo/uJM, - n by ODIIJU171C oefniRolph ND<kr. Ia prinlrd by The ~m "In &he Pl.blc dernoliiolwd and eluted bv tlw city of Dmoh to be paid gMng up Nor ... othor nwmben ollhe lor bv • $200 rn8on ledotral. aae and loeaJ ~· dezgylnPolnown lrla~IIMrlbal-!1. ...t.idy. Akhoug. the propose<~ - b l y p&.nt IIHlf Middle AQea ort lis hod, Fllltl. .._ t.. wr-. "'GM ....,.., COY« only 70 iiCfU of land. General Moaon cM!nna.n Rogei Smth , begging lwn .., MW fbe church• - - - - - - - - - b,Ralpb Nede WWIIs to gobtM up t1w entire 465 ac:ra that indudea tbe The church Is bogging cbe ~ for llhY*al Poletown oomrnw\.ly. One hundrwd lour oft"- - . . ~ F.chlr Joe's ....a ......t. •• WOI1hy of The lmmacuat~ Conecpeion O.un:h 11 loaded 1n .., now cornpriH the old Dodge Main WIO plant ~ ~aru of easmn DelrOl known .,. Polo1own b it. by all being ram! bv tlw city to make way lor ttw a.dilac "f''nM. d o - Mlhor OCI1 cbun:h. lllhlch Is both an ~nts. a beaudful, hlot<>ric structuna. To 11a t.aory. archbdutal!J*m and hlotol1c IINclllre • wei. WI* I parishioners. longtime rdclmts of this lntegr•te<l.k>MrBut GeiM{el Moton and 111 chairman, R09ft Smith, am aw11e of the fac:l thai tfl. EmiMnce. c:.din..J mldd)e.dus nelghborboocl, the chun:h hill In~ are not benalng to reason . They ha~e the city on d. run Durden, made ft lcnown thai he""""""' - oPPc>w your spil1lual and cultural slgnlficanct. With ~· that they couJcl..lw~build the plant project, I datw to swaume. · more 'on the ~PC~' ·But od to the giant ~11111 Mot""'flGMJ GM haa ~. They have presented Ooetrott~with whet they appc«<a~ of the elti<ICion hcrw In our parish. Jf our Jtipulate<l that the church mwt be ~¥"'e<l to make think Is an lnvlndble ult!matum In llolrilln.ll=a.., out the c:b111ch otlould be ~olbhed. the rosulling harm way lot a parldng lot ettec:Nd to ~ new c.dll* ruldents bv May I. 1981. make the laxpaYftl pey lot Inflictedon our pe.opk would boo abtolllldy dev-ting. aJMmbiy plant thlot the automlllc«~ to oonolrud prt!pertne the sile and provide a 10-year pr!)pmy•uut causing. as I can enllblon ~. ln-obW Pft$0N>Iharm." In Polet011111. The pliant city gowmment . willing to abatement Jf you want the new, robotlzcd ll>CIOfY Wlth!tr' The church pastO< olfwe<l to give the corpor'lllon cannibal!&~ Its own metropo11' to give an your chy limits.· chalrman • tour of the church So r... the moguls o( unc::ompromlslng GM all that h demand1. Is folloWing the E<rier In lhls «ntury worken had to sacriliae too Generm Motot~ have rpwned repealed requests &om company'• arden. Aftft all . the proposed highly much of their health. their tilhe and their labor to the th~ PoM!own commun•v to me01 with them and dlscua autom~d plant will replace two older plants GM el;Mds to close In Oe!rolt and relaln about a third of the Natlon 's Mllslrial baron•. Now. the people of altomalfws whft~ lht neighborhood c:ould be saved Pol«town , v-4_., nelghborboocllncludes buslneun thai and the plAnt still be bulk. Cldstltlll }obi. Jf dlles under prnsu~ tan condemn churches for The Revuend Joseph Karasl~. putor of generate more than 1000 jobs, have to sacrillc« their lmmeculate Conception , thinks the plant can be built homes, their businesses, churches, ochools and corporatlonl to build plants which can be bulk on leu community des lot a GM plant. While's more disrNOying land (the propot.<l c.dlllac faaoty llstlf...,.. ta1<e up a without destroying the church. lnduSirlal dellgn ex~ ~e. What's more, they bekw thalli OM wftr • bnle " thai GM muses to cooslder othel way~ of butding Ill than one--.th o1 the lola! and ~ for d. reasonable, the aUlOmakft could dalgn l!a factory In • plant !hal could save lhls M~ GM wants AU. pro)«s). then surely the corponcion ' - become the way thai would save the Poletown nelgliborhood of of that ac:ruge . Where 10 <:hutches and many homes ......,. powrr To OM the 465 aaa Is valuab6e real ; .., t1w people of ~ lhll aoage hill been 3500 raiclenls, 1500 hoUMholds. ISO ~. now JtAnd. lor ~ru~a._. GM wants to locate a JO..ac:rw sevaal schools. a hoapital lll'ld 12 chwdles parldng lot the lie of their t.ocn., churches ond ~for GM Is demandirlg thee this enth eommunlly be ~--<>< Falher Joe. as be allectiona&fly ..- decades 1~. - NAtE THE t.0Jm ORJVE HOME1? SHIP YOUR BAGGAGE AND FlYJ! Marcus Travel Planners offers you the lowest airfares to all destinations. SPECIAl FARES TO NEW YORK CITY SPEND YOUR SUMMER IH FABULOUS EUROPE FOR AS LITTLE AT ' - - - - 759 DOLLARS. • - - - J All ticllets ~~~ be del/rer.d to EITHER Amhent or Meln St. Cempt11l WE SEND YOIJ THERE IN SNLE April 18- t 9tb Meal Plan Register Now for Seders and Meal Plan •both campuses. •lunch 11-1:30 p.m. esupper 5-7:30 p.m. ' At lflt OICI&Gd HolM TallW In lflt Sqlllre Cettttt l.otHige. or call 688-1642. Fall '81 2 01 .f Cotltact hours ,., weell REQUIREMENTS: ,....,._,..,.~ Scleloce; eacell...t ptOII- cieoocr ,_ &glial - F«- PAUL LICHTER ...... Applicltion forms on 1• Pener. MSC. WIH<eaon Quad ' ·· 136-5e14, alter 7 pm 1013 Furnas, AC. MARCUS TRAVEl (On Campus Representltfve) PLANNERS M llplne PASSOVER ;M EAS 130 Jliltlot or~ Sf..,CII"'IIft For reservations & Information contact our ON CAMPUS representative. 3118 BAILEY AVE. 8J6.890S LABORATORY ASSISTANTS WANTED Nl....-e Fel.., N.Y. 1QIN (711) IMQ21 • Prlc4 subject ro Cll•nge llllfthOut ""'"'-· Downtown's Only NEW WAVE CLUB PRESENTS LECTRO-MAN FRI~ PAULIN·E&theP~RILS APR1 SAT 4 / 11 Mi.xed Drinks Draft Screws & 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 50¢ Marys 75¢. tall madnate NOW OPEN WED &THUR ! �French failures Libyan moves on Chad causes war - br Roe« N . Ou1.tlan aouthurl«rn a.d, Habre·, lpeCiallaed forces •• launching ........tul •!lids \oelnot Libyan I In December 1980. Chad. fd ID N4o-. tbe (Ap!tal ol Invading U!yen bu• ol Colonel Maummar d-Gadclllfy o,.b.,·• Hol~ra Unwarily Sl:hool agiJI oHI!f a ..Pre Law Summer tnc\ltute · 1 r ,, • ., weeka trom Jl1le 2 to J4*t 2 for 1t>e wet:'l<dlly oan (Tueedays & Tnursdayat trom June t to July 2 lor rile ovenong sechon (Monoays ana TnurSdayst ana tram May 30 to Juno 27 tor lhe Saturoay seehons Tne rnst~IA e w•ll oe or value ro tno~~e alreaoy ptann•ng 10 auond The ~~s~~:t~.."'s~",oo':l ~!'~uYr~ ~~~ fn°st~~U,,~~~~,'~g 0 0 develop analytocal aktiiJ ana 10 •ntrOduco rne student IO lh!l .. w library ana ~ W!ill"'l lecMoQufl$ TheSe ~~~ :~~:\''}~~ 1 ~.\~'uf:~r~~n~g~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01 same fT\8I1nQf as r~ar law schoOl G1lones ana ,...,, ""'lude case ana sl11u1ory analyses and res~a•cn lOChlliQIJM MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION ~mUll-~ completed 111 , _ lwo ,..... of college. ' "' lurtfto< 1..-Jon oppllcellon. c.ll $ 1...~"' wrlle: -':'! PAE.U.W INSTlTUTE/SCHOOt. OF LAW ,; Praldenl Gu!or 11-Nlmeky ol Sudan .....s In March 1981 INc •t~w.....,... - noctlw end ol • ...... but 1M begin'*'!! ol on« • ~. GMiar has publicly IMhed - ....... tiM U.V.n ltader, aylhg "no and a lhorl$end no's" to tlw paorna! ol U>yan troop$ In O.&d, 1M N- Yort n,_ report...!. G.ddefy'a rwwest plan, l<nown u "f..-.." hu reoultrd in Fnonc:e end Egypt ernl>loYv1!! proxy lo«:a 10 bable his armies In Wd Alric& and Chad. To the French government, a.&d has become Pte.oldent Vblay G'Jteard d'Estana'• headache He Is presently trying to utabltsh •ptclflc governmental guklehna as to how to prevmt • triumphant Ulyan 'lah accompU' In Chad Ha-and the French government-now be~-.vt that II G&ddaly Is not stopped her• . h• roukl sweep over the "ntlrt WeJlt Alr1cbn region Sara In the past, the Frmch have melntalned that the road to obilily and mJJUary .ecunty tn O..d rest...! on the shoulders ol Wadal Abdc!kadlll Kamougue. the Vice President ol O.&d, who if leader ol the Black Chrlsb&n Sara people . Initial French polley hal failed beceUM ol the elhnk r!Mslons wllhln the nation of Chad Thffe art 13 Wlnic divisions wilhln the country Ftnally, with the) toutheastem oeafons of Chad being 111rtually autonomous. the French ore luflllftr>sl e$$<!11tlal economic and admm- Old and assostance into the ~try The only ~organlJed" acarw lorces which ore ~ tbe li>ye:ns on 1M ground •• unde:r the ~ of lirssene Habre . Chad's former Oo:feruc Minista. From his mountain ~ In !Nirlory tMgCtS According to .,. ~ military upen who vlltted Sudan's watem ~ ro Chad. "Habn'a IMI'I .,. ..-!. they know the temoln ....:1 they made . , ordaty ""'-chwel; they will meb We miMrabW lOt" tiM ~• ..., -.s. them to bleed." 1M New York 1lma I'CJIOft«d Ha..n All. the f.Qyptlan Defento~ Mlnlsla , has confirmed rhO! Egypc io ou~ ~ arms and ammurut>on 10 the lr:xea unda Habre In conjUnc11on wih tlw Egypcian llld. the Sudanese ore supplying lood to the r~ hom Chad and have also given sanctuolly to Haobre'• main IOIUS 2300 In tho Jtrateglc northem ,.glons ol the Central Alrtean Republic (CARl ove-r 2.300 French troops ort now sratSonod It Is from this staging area that th• French ate aupplylng 10,000 O.adlan refugees In C.rneroon with lood and oupplles Pret:lclent Oacko Is extremely unhappy With G.ddaly's elloru and vlslon of "fuaon'' which have prompted him to develop the necessary Internal polltlc411 oupport to oppc>se Gaddaly In w~ Africa Wh~e this Is aU going on. Nlgala and Niger, which are both ve.y concern...! With ~ opanilonlsm Into Chad , are ju.C ~ lor Gedd&ly'a nex1 move Ngenat Interest~ lie '" tht> bekf that eenaln ethnic groupo ..rithrn the counll\i may be eJCploitrd Ju$1 •• they were In Chad Woth Li>yan h'OOpS In Nd}Omena- which Is oo the nonhem boccler ol Nigeria-and Goddafy'• sell.vnpoMd belld that he IS the oon-.ual lalamk rnallah, the blamic leodershlp In northern Nrgena has ralkd "9&INI Colonel Gadd&ly, thuo cru!jr>g • SG'On9f' Nigeria The bot1om line ol lutur~ c:onfronla!IOn '>ctWHn Ubya and Nlgena lion 1tl the CUJrcnt .-.d on ?*'!I nude• arms TliCe bctwNn tiM Arat.. and Black AlrQ Internation.I Student Affairs J proudly' pre•ent. INTERNATIONAl.. FIESTA ,.. Come joCn 111 and •- ,..,... ,_,..,_ in uotic ~ from - - - nafiona. • AppNCiate caltrrrol exfltt'Wiicww from .S CIOrMft o1 dw - " ! . •!nioY a faMioa e-un. of~ . . . . DATE: Saturday, April lltll - c.&.ral .Emihition S pm - 8 pm in lfGa ~ ' • .l.terftational Dinner 6 pm • 8 pm in Sq.ire Cal.feri4 • Variet)t g,o..,. 8 Pll• JZ ~ in Fillmore ROCIIft ADIIlSSIONS: 12.00 for . . . -.., MDi9r c:itUreaa, ·~--12 $3.00 G.eraJ Public TICDTS AVALABL£ AT SQlaE TICKIJ orFICE • �) Sex on Public TV r-. AnotiMr o1 ~· pt~ CUb, .,. uniM!y .......... of the Dipor1mont of Commorct. .. lor the N>lc: Tolecommun-.• Rnanclng Fadlltiolf'l<9""' Eoooblohod 18 ~ • · • pooWin _.,.....,. lundllor 8S _ , o f the COOl ol ............. poojacll. ... odclod. o-525-llmallo ....... w.ry- a--117io lMclor lhc N>lc: ~ ANnclng AD. of 197S, lhc rwfltlng the program lor .... _ . . and F.deral -""""" - - Sl lor w.ry S2 . - bv .-...! 10"""'-., Sl .....,.., o..nneu7 . . . . _ . publlc:lV-.. - ..~ $100,000 In . . - . . . ...... the onclar9nd <ton nof .....,, 10 mal<c budge llloy donl w.ont the Prnclont coming bock wllh neo. budge cut pn>pOOOis • ...wto.d thot d the cuts do hcNd they -.ld como ous of public ,...._,., nadonal 1J1!9ommlng buclvll -- -.ld """""''"'~. 2Sporotn~ ....... the boordo.· eo.m public:-.--- o n .,..._ a-- , . _ yo• $400Nlllon.olly. This -.old rtQUh. dw 9QY80..... 10 oulloidlor I • public . . . . _ - - R..,. bo.dgoo cutbodos. lor $200 ......... '"They don' moly moOd> ~unc~s.· Colh .......,..,.._ b - . Jl'*lia • t.or- ... aplaNd . , . public 1V oN, - . . I $160 ........ . ...._..,-and ...... ...._ r-.- ~ SoMcc a.- to<olod ss1......., ..,_ .. ,.... """"" ........ eo.. --.1 . , . Colllo ........01111•.-lv liS......., - 1 0 N-..1 N>lc: R..tiO wlh ~ -~ ~. 300 ~ -l\llllanoly • ....t $67 ........ - - 10 .... - ........ '1t. -'-llllnl .. _ _ lllnd the . - ....... Tblt - - criv I S "The .......... . _ ..... ... ...we .. -.y CDUid por ..... of F.donl luncls ...., 10 ... locol -w-.., _._....,.,. ........ .... . .....,.,. .. ""'"'*" ,_ -· .-.. ...... _ , ... ..-... ... -w--aaalllt.w . tliea.-..117 S8l........ .-...! .-, _ $600,000 __ In Fedonl _ ,....ofS62.000.· · -o.. of ...... - public: lV. Colh .. . 10 public eo..~- n..n .. m ...._ ....t 2 . 8 0 - _.....,... Colllo ....t..,.,.._....lV_ Mtboaolbnl - tww.-_, .. _..-........,h!gll~ -c.. public lV - - the IS The .-qluncls IJO 10 • pool. . . a--1 11 bad r....t _ _... In 10 , . . . .... -.!ddon?'" ... oollad. one ~ ~. he uld, "!hey llhe lacol-1 .,...... -"" oalot- ~&om":'«- of the pool " "Probatlly - • ""'*" • lHEspEORUM AH&•tieM an '*-c ~for tile faD.tiM., ~ ,.._ af ..._ M...,w tf . ........ a c•Em-* af 40. SO ~-- liBA C.. ~ r..-Mulel or per.- ~ritlt ....._ experialce ~ tlte willi..ia tlte- .... ~ lo apply. to,., Al'flll 11, •., ·. ..... ... cu.,..., _, ....... .............. - LL June 15181 .Balley Near Highgate SPECIALS 3 Shots ~r- $1 .00 ..-trwr,C. . . •It> optiaii~ -- ~ARD •••-AY••• Amaretto or Schnapps , ~ Complete Pair Glasses $1!l.88 _........._Muldoon ' c - - - DEADLINE FOIIESUMES IS ,_.....,.... • Professional £ye Exem $18.00 . ... :rHE spEORU;\1 • • •'IV&SDAY • • • L.abatts Blue z Bottles for $1·.00 •-. •WI. .ISDAY • • • Mlchelob Draft 3 for $1 .00 • • • T11011SDAY IS LADIU •rn& • • • Bar Drinks 7Sc �i n. ....--..; 10o1< tnto • ~Wtrut~UIIaO ot ua - . ... AHan Is • i·--llletiiOLIIwlCI\II-oe,.,.... ,......--~by-- tollflftgll'llo~lnlo ....... _ama-aNIIIn ~ J ~ a on-- .._........,_II>OUI<I TWo-- ... - - Wllb _.,., Pf\INrY IOI>IOol1M JI'OIIUMIIO oplri\M ~· OMn d U i t e e - - ' - - """" ........,. ...... _ _ .,. _ _The---~~._....,. _ __, ........ ol ~ol~-lloftji)UEI trytoog 10 _., rotlw II>M ,..,..... 0..,. 118 _ . _ TMI_,_,.,.,._ ... I!lO-IO<,_.......IIIe_J ,._." ~ The"'*· ln,., _,,,- l l e i O - - .-.uoa --oonltel - ~- Clellnll,.. lnt-lon only t"-1 cone- .. on...,., tt>a • - - to.,. . ,..,.no • final they .,. -~~ . _ , . - t o Graw a ,........,.._""'. 1e not N&lly onoug11 of • £IMp4ta tiW lllroiiOy - -oa lnl-tlon, b o - . piU- "'""'- aro Tailing lh- - · ~ Faevft--NatU<II ~ _,..,.,., .... Social S c - anO ""' ano t..euer•-•~ fM"VIno them lnlo .,.,. ,...... Collegt of 1'111 """ ~ lnhl ly - · appellllng My niooe at tlllo ,,_.ao, oil., lflejolntoa tn ~.,...., to morgo unltelnto • - ellectt.. bt...,.a!M Yet, rl:entral and II IN untlellned oona~""' to boOt that ""'""' will offiCI due. So far all .,. 110.. been! ere plena IO< • "reenullling and P<JUible allmlnatlOtl" ol thai ofll... The deola""' on DUE ,.lillie a cruollll polnl in the .,o Of co" argu"*'ll for the reoroan1111ion - The lormat .,. Job--'"""" ano •10•••·_.. .,·oag. lOb Aa ,.,. ao .. .,........ o,_._.oaen. ouminlnetbe~- .... -f)opaMwll ....... ..., - . kno•"''l -g-1111-- ro tiM Etlffor - """""""lcauon 010 lol\oWino , _ . '""" lnlom>atoon ---·~ .,...._._lOti -· - · ODtMM>IC>e!IOtl ...... "' _ . . 10 lnlomwot- aDout ,.,.,oa to pentwlar f!Oido. Thus,,.. • • boQirl "'"" o koynoto to ctlnal • 'Roe ~110ft u.at ..,...,.,...,..,"" aJ(tlla . .,. ,_..., mo.. 10 • - pnwftle that OCigL 0,. r....-y from 3 p.m..& p.m In IN SQui,. Coni- Theatre. 1M Oomrn<lt\lcetlOtl Oopenmer>t will CommrHJ/ceiloN 11» 10110 in I The -olt~~~a-.r- "to lftlolm otudenta ot lhll .-.IIY o t - oommunleatlOtl altllla in the , _ of !Mir ChoioL Wo penjclpanto trom prot-IOtlola In beaftl> Ctfmlnoi09Y, TVIrtdlo 1>1odvcuon, joumellam, computer .. ~. dlecuMioo!. - W•lh tS amatl OfOUP Mn\INR oonc:tuoe Thtl wiW lfWI at~ ' pro-t&''""' • an -'"""Y to telll """ tocel wide •orlely of • - • 0aone liaton ano commvnatton ·-•~'• tot ~ caree. hi""' alii<""'"""" _lhll._....,.. -"Y ,... bu........, Comf!IWIICII<IC>tt 321; Publ,c S,O..img The phl~hy oenlncf DUE 11 1hll ft will act 11 one cenuat, •uPMlor offtee to coord.,att und..-grltdullt educallon. lta Otan. OUH'Intly an acllng post uncler ~alter Kun&, 11 oupPQMO to 111 tnt ooordlnotO< and ion<!"' ot the Unl.,..roily'o .._ Facun .. c. But 1/101 hal not tho fi'IOCIICI. The -II""' of DUE Ooan nu l>een largely emeocutalld o•"' tt>a , ..,. ano '""" faced with ""''no _,.of Ill autnof'UV over vndergradualt prOQtama In recommerte~a1ion wN CMICicled agalnac. ..,.,...,.., 1t> (lie DUE blanch. 1878 At1nougn •nat •*• Ma. amce chef\. tlrNft Uttle T-• JuOI why tl>al baa dtcurrO<l lo unoortaWI. II tho pOuJbiiTiy lot I)OIIIIco. bllrNUCffiCY, and lnefllci«>cy In eny .._n,_tol" MCtlt>O o.n d II thM: poMI. Wfth .to HUit M~ we art t!OI In a poaltlon IO comtl*'1t Ofl wllfcf> ~. - - lOt OUE'a loW fi'Chle. • MO untU more of thai lntomMIIon II e.otlablo, we mu01 romaln commntoa 10 mok\lolnlng anc1 aueng~•lng tne UB CO<\OOI>I. FO< • largo, publ>c: unl'teRIIY, UB ....,., · - . . , _ lhl mot\ dl•- It II Wkhln lnel contt><t tl>tl ,.. must any PfOCIOul ao 11>~1 ....,.,._,. adUC&tlo<l 11110 - 1 1 0 UniiL Aaaalf1l0 --.e><otanlOtllll - • - to be drown ugnt••o ,.,. r"' of ,,......,~, i fO<Ceto I"OI>Otinlla rno-atl>atoouiOMI t111m ltrt,... apet1. At a t - -Ina Un...._ily nu t o o - -uorfiCY. too many - 1 1 - and 100 lt!Ue _,... - l o - p . 0 QIOUP II - 1 " 1 1 mO<O, ...,.. and ..... AliiiQf" tlllt thll ooattolm,._ tno -,..~.,.,.· of ~·t• education. ano 1111 011ou1a ,.. thlt ,.,. 1 1 - anclbow to ptOYida " · n. oue 0aan mutt be . , _ , o <~orect o... """tho tooto, lho-&Jion. ano eat Nm to_... Until we ... o poUillOCI 1><-l lot any raO<gao--. wl~ approocb R with cautlOtl wo 1*11~~>• m~nt be ,._ to nota all comment Willi tho flnal plan lo 1><~811. but In /UIIabol/1 any Oltuttlon,w i N - -lroa llle IJUEooncapt, • II IIIey be too 11\lc and denQetout to tonorl lhl , _ f0< 0<10 cen...-ltu4, ....,._ 8f*dlen of undorgrtdutta OCI-tlon, anO " _ . , . tllol.,. ....-101110 lllltlllllne cenaJn Facu111" .whlla oii<IWfiiQ othera to oaand aloNI!ftalena . . , . _ , , ot one gtmmor """'equal pena. wa .,....._, ~ tho"*' oltooklng Into wara to lmP<Cve ano lnotl\utloft ... , ... um..... olwayo changing, procl\lclng .... d -0 -lnQ OOniO< , . . 10 Cftangt With 1\>060. Bul ... foor we mer.,. fttllon of • pr-ltnot wu too- around and dot....., In •7&-11.- . . we not 10 lllppenl that wo ,...,.. onlftgfd 0<1r mlnda- then. "- '""" ,r... -non. --The -.a - - WoUt.Mo.n ........... ....... EQ)EORUM .,_., -.. Jonn K.U!>tMO by Pete Rosen I rtHYlember ~My I wu qon"! HOW 1·m ~I'*­ MM be o lew altaptkt,out tno.lo Wbo _ , , llelllwO me The cynic& Wile don'l !*...,.. anythlflll. nol - , _...._But lam • - Y - - t ..yt1>otl .....llmyllroldey , , _ , , . . . ..... ,.,.,.,ld_ II__,. ,......,,, ,,_~ to !hOI It wn """'-and g,..Y, O<-\IIacl<.,lleeauaeltwaot>ttl>alah...,ln •.- MY ttw ~ f saw ttwOYQh "'1 • irgff' eyn llfen., on the COkW~rurn ••• know" ltiOdey. lt wu a blenO•no ol . . • co41- of bWtTy lllolcMo """"'~~ fact~ inl- · -·10 - " ' I I·lo-...., !'om- · - e!l-• lfY"''IIO Owttllng colcn, t••'"'-0 t can•t t'loneauy 1 the My aaaunctly. and amc. tM .. • ttue ,tof)', J ..,. onty say that '' wasn' l aonnr ur mesh tnto ot1111 but ~~ I d!On't """" o t1>Hog to"" At 11101 I . _ tiiOUgnt I might be o got. out tnen tlloy wrapped mo In • lleby blue !Ut>ket lnnNd ol • pin~ one oo I knew tnat '' I ,...., q,_,l WUI'foblllllyOnotmalguy. THATwau 10\lof! Tblnl< ol now traumatic II _,ld na.. _ , knowing rigl>lthen I was oolno totoa.. to1111otnal)funt of my Cf!Udnood worty•ng m,Mif ..., _.,. size, and when my 11181 petfod wao oonna _..., end t>r••• Whether IIOt'M008 cute was gonna aak me to the ~Ohth grade dance. I mean roally. whet klnda guy - · that onft1 The ""'' ~""'• 1/111 1\eld me tooM<f Ill<• • IOIIIY amateur bo•er in a .slump. 10 I ktctutd and acr. .rMO and made a g-tat nutoance ot myoolf u111U- of lila nicer ones came cww to conaott: I'M. I an!JQO*f up 10 ,., braasl and •liNked • few qulcl< t*ng ao cut• .. , oould -lbly.,. _,11. _ I "'" gonne utt hor out, bllt I reilly chlol<enad out cauN I waa k!nda _ , thlo .,.lng my llrot dey an' ell. So after tnlnl<iniJ \hinge catol"'ly I fltlollf decided It could -a• _,. wa'd bo truly " " - tQOOiherlleeaUM of o u r _ l _ roally, thll .,._In, W11& Hke 22.. and I waa none.. Beato... hOw twnblotTuoing could you 001 altlng your gl<lrlend to cllange 'f0/'J7 Plus thllollll lectot, my maacutWI)' - l d p<Ktlcally be SIIOI.I cen't._llt yoc 10- - · t go donctng ~ at laut two yeare. CoulO 'fO/'J 1m1eiM going tor dlnnet aod 1\ovtng 10 . . . tor • high -~ J..el 1 0 - till~ 101- -IW Oltaighl lA tho MO would - t o lhlnl<? "Ooodntoni Oad, I'"' going out With !bet boby again," Well, the lrVIh ta, I _ , 1 - 10 I 0111 W... ...,.teO - lhDUgll. I coaltl jual telL tnt I hod- 1111•-lot \hll ooetcw '* axe- '* The Hotlt_JNo-.,onam-alntollllad- coiOMOCNel-.tnotMouo.-IO<e-ODd -·my allftato•l. ..,.,IIIIo fillY'• -10 lila ~~one.• awtot. oo-1 hod....., • moondi_IOtl_l 001-·· tltiM fd 011 \1111 - CGoof$1, . . ~ 1"*-1 - Off lOIII ... _ . . , II"\'.__, ltH by Ml WCII'O<OIIe hoa!l«ll gow110 IO< - Thewe r•ally wun'l mUCh 10 do-~c~n m1ke • few fa.cu It mom-eo • .,.., bONG •tru<ly. t ,.auy w•nte4 to bllm • clgarolft ......... I rlally - · • atlord I 1 PIC- myoall. I Oldn'l . _ a dollar even II by mtroclt -w - n e d -ngt -Ideo. 1 oouten't . - reocn 1111 ..... on the moclllno .1 roally don't why 1 wantoa ono,proOably .,...u.. t dldn'l .,... •nr nal>it•. good 0t bOd. And 8110 r .. got tnto lrtnane Clellra to oucll on • IOIIad up Wild hfHY ooupla ol eacondt,I\Oid tho - · In, and thlln It into lhe olr. No4 llflty t'llot, out 1011 1101 to bo puzzlingly mad ot l'OU'M(I lOt auclla votunteoy lief. ond "'"" to pey '"' h both monotortly and oh.,..,._lly. 1 ..,.., wnet could be - r than • lleb'f oookln' a outt? snu, 1 ,..,., be """"'no,... fa< 01 ..." " " _ . Now I holt to bo o _,-y w.n but eac:h ensuing m4nu,.l hod to wa<ry tl>oul ~atM. • Tharo.,. eo many t~ 1want In nta.lwant to run ocrou tilt otrw« wllbout -lng "'l/lOr way. I .,.."until I cencltMmy fnl ~· o_,.,ot '"" IN-oet'ltoo"""" myparonta QO"Dn ovacatlOtl wft-' ean't ...a.n all t - - ero oo tw away. I gotta ~<velor today, altw .,._11'1 my f l n l l o -. r.e 1ft • tunnel all ot I'm linlllly The'"'"'" my --..- 0111~ • 011onoa at 1111 tlglll on \hllolllOr-. Few tne rorat uma 1n my lfa ·~ we ~ ~Jnv~rt• III>IAI< It _ . LOu Ho1U, 0 1-N.....,. Wbo- - - lhllgN AIIM- of lila lllonolloan - J n g train." MO h Her\> 11rooka. o hoCI<eY -II'•-- -.. - "*· - -The .........,_ltl_myf-. "Wngo .,. """"" - -·-·_..____ -.......... ...... _......... ~--10--letfllll...,._of"'T -.u..they- didn't hod """ Of tno.e na... onougn m•r.rtaa to QoUt • oect< on. - rlgllt _.,dey ._uldoOf DIIJ-on &luncl\- t""" \hllbllOdepoL Ha _ . . - - - -.gllOd . . " " - · "'" - lll'llnoa 1loft -,..... fJIIn ano !lOtted, ano 19 .,. - • -,part tiono,tor.llayta-Ha-.cl lllee IIOIIIIl _ ...... Tbe--""'-~-- lllflnl .....,, to _ .1 .........,...,. ...... ..,..u...llllllgt .NallodY . ., . ,_ _ 0 __ _ _ ...,.......,_ _ _ , 11 _ ........... ...-. Alltr......,_dlll., p oMrl->l. lkn,~~ l. ----II!IYIIIJiillfPflMMMI, ............. - ....... - .,.,_. .. · - l o l y - . . . . . . , _ , . _ , _ '"""' tot'lng tllOr OOUid tcftonlme ll!ay Gon' - --..tanlla01111rt- 1111tte., _ _ ,...... llulialltt_,t~ne• • ,,. -aolll4 - . ,.. - - . ~*"1'1....,. rr.o••• mr ,.....lit* -IIMIY ,._ �feedback !f ~ i! "" .lr---@-0~~0 ~~ ..,_, FOIWIJ~. •J,.,,., ---1 IMli.n ol The Sc>ectrum .t.~ 1p _ , _ ,• . , - . o n • topiC ·~ dlccut:.JH "''""'""llfl djOIIIo. r,. loJ/owlnf chNtlng on col,.,_ umpu..._ It llrtk;le ..., wrlrtfll oy Gaq P•~ Dlnc101 ol JudiCial PTOflromut the Un'-wity ol Marrl•ntl a1 Colt.llf' Pork 1nt/ -lrt<l/n a ,...., luu. ol Education. T~t C~r0111ca1 of 1-tiOher tNcauM we Old no1 make • ..OOUt etton to I"'CJMam ~ tucll wlor to conttmPtob4t It IS ln\poqtiM to JWl\lft(t ourMtwM and our ltudenta Ihat the un,...;ty la-OtediO-.,lngandtllat-dlS~ unde!mine• lhl ""Y foundaiiOn ot tMt enterDOM. Furthermore. academic otthonuty deceiVeS I hoM whO may awentu.aur ~ upon our Qlowtedge •n<J lntagrtt ~. ~ •n to tt'!e POtnt of Jaopardit:ing'tMfr ltves Of PfOI*lr A ractn1 ot~r I1I00<1od In tne Joe~mat o1 M«<iccl/ Eflucor•on. 101 ea~ touno a . ,.,..,,.. c:wralatoonbtl-cnaot"'vll> _ _ _ ingrn • by Qery Pevete patient ...- oy young pl!yotclan1 A FICUity M-taled national puOiiclly lor IWuc» letnPt•tiOit We normaJir recogniZe tf'Wit ,,. Un-.itr ol Marytancl tell ru• oy ·~tog cenoln formo ol neglogance mar • - otllerwlM we $1-t· tl klln ...... nat_ '"' - t - t o w o . - . t Why rott..tnen. The •IDlY uw wao not _ ...ly told. ,_, of $1udtn1o -ling 01 !Mvlflclently ,.,.,...,..., ,_,..., wu that '-""'Or ondconl~- . , _ """'r .....,.lnatlono. 0< -"''offoot lormo left~ ....-11' - r a t o t o lac..ltr marnben ...,. ..lallat ... "''-the! ...... majOf contrlbuto•• tcr problema ot •cadetn1c ~Y that - · bolnf 1141m0d ...........r"" the detident morel 1tand&lda of Ot.tt atudenls Acodemlc d..,_tr 11 nolhlng . - . In F.w. Porr observecl In tl>a Joumll oii11Qf11r Et1uca11on that •m. more lhan .a perc.nt of 11uderi1a ..,,,. " ltkety to be dfshbneat In II'Ht ooMeoe"claHfoom,•· Similar warnings were iss- In oubaequ.,t ~dol, includ l~g Wllllam Bower•a ,-t<ltlr publiel.ted rtPOtl In 1116-4, whlch <ontllned the " tlatmlng lindlog" t~at " at lout noll the ltl>donta In tn. (natlorlwlclol INII'ftllle navo ""''IQOd in 1orm o1 o . -.l c dlthOneotr .. 1n 1110<1. ,,. Willlngoesa of otu<*lll to engage In aca6tmlc dr:shonesty ...n• to P'la¥e rM\alMd relatMty tonS1ant oowthe yua., panty bocllu.._ 01 Mr . Porr wrote, " ony incllvlckoaJ 01_,.., b o - to .,...•telrom wnat l• considerecl •ptq)el( ooncNct If tonhOtli.CS with a sufrodetotly potlln1 _,..._•• Thelncont-to-age ln - - r o n ,..n $0-- ::.,.,-:, ~V:.:.::'..!,~-"::.':..:: ... &l'lould ... tho P<octOufM ..,...,_ 1!1' low adminiSUaJors anc:J lar:uuy membera and ehmMate thoH that enc;oura goa ICI6emlc d j•honeSty El1mlnete procHuret11m Many aom•n•&UIIOI'I. pualyzed by a mtaconc.ptb'l of " dYe proeeas," hav-e erroneoualy auum&d U'l.lt lUll act~tor..an-.t tlftlll'l~. technlcal rulea ol twiOenca. muttl ploe appetJa, 8.hd ttte: lin are reaultld " by taw'' tn atudant d'-cipllnary cues, Not aurpriaingly, lac.ult~ membel'"l 111 reluctant to•n..-otve tnemMI>~M In auch pr~ngs. As a cona.equ•nce, tome of them lgnote aca.<lem ~ d - t y · l t - h t <, llltreoyputung-totudents 01 I -'ll!VtdosadVIIIllgt Ot-. ....,ply l o - the gr~det of atudtntt •tQn cney praume guflty of chul.ng Of o&.tglanam Boln ptatfiQH tntute :stucten.11 at un.,...,.,,y ttomdwtdent!fyiftg repee1 WJ1hou1 MY OfQCiltU at&, &nd prewrll the or~ ocw- campua 6nducNid • lade ot auem10n 10 ew.n CollegM anchH'W~liN 101011 tM counuy.,. now rudltnMUOt)' -utlona In the P<-ratlorl anc1 _..;,g d·ocOPIH\aty tegU~otoon1 It Is lmponant to ptOCtorlng ol eum~nttlono. • • - ancl cum~>trmme ~ eQUitlbM proc«<iufH tt\at ere oompatiO.. • Uh policies ptoceclurH IMI dlscou111ged faculty the-. oltht . -1c oom~nttr. F01 example. ,.,_,.from roponing COHO. and teniMt ponottles the new Cod• of Stud.,r Coitd«t at our lns.titv1ion that Sugl/fiSted tO 11>a campuo community that prorides lor atraamllnect "'disctpllnery conlerenc:es" o . - .lle d laoonattr wu not ragar- •• a - · ralhw than form111 hNtlno• '"most caMS. offense. T~e conHqutiiCOOwtte predictable. StUdents lmpolo wier potrallltl. Loot yeo(l repon oy tM syatematlcalf)' 1-to._ end dlt1r1bulod examlnaUons. Cam&g.. Covncll on Potier Studtes '" Highef torged doZens of ''Qra6e change" fOfmt and related documents. lfttlltrated a n lldmlnlstratlve o1fk:e (where o - 40 gr-lortM _,.bora ol o cempuofratomlty were ltlalllod), anc1 ~ In -·ancl rampant c:lleatlng during ....,lnatlons In latgo loelur. Education oontolned tM obH<VItlon that "<ollegos ,,.. lacultHI>aVO - a l ly tended to bt lax in punfo~"'v atudonto '"' acodomic di0llono51y.• The most common ••ampte. on OUf cam,pua and 11M bMn the fHKtioa ol limply gi¥1ng the ~ studtM 0 lal~flg gr-. Sud> I Moral condemnation e n<l •oclolog fc a l ICI!ooillO Which tiro otucltrll might nol _.uzatlorla - . no1 ~fiiCo.nt- to the O..er tiiOM otudtrlll . - . , In cs_. ol falling lht serioUS lncidrWltl we ••• encountering. WhaJ was ,......._ lnotMif. II eteot Clthnuoono of IICaCIOnuC a l s o . - wu careful attantlon to the wayo In . ,lch dilllonollr,...- ~ ancl ila ,....,.,.... own policieo and proceci\IIM ..,. compounclinQ e«ott hN been mt4e to tt'llorm sttJICientl tl\at SUCh t h e , _ . , o1 . . , _lc doahOftt"'Y on tht c:ampua. Offllt\MO OfO !foaled - S l y, • tha IOPPf~O Some olouo efiO<toln tllll dortetlorl hevo ptOgreneclto punillomont fO< o wlllul ollllnM Shoulrl be -..e lo<m 1ht point that - can ol\are a lew With ol-otlorllrOtn theun~tr. • ptnn&'*ltnot&tlorl poftcy-I C>PIY.-- •tHwhere. .,.,.,_ - •-lono 0../op o doflnfr/on o1 " aoed.,lc dl•hono$1,. • It 1$ difficult to <tlscountgo IICtclemlc dlohonea1)1 tllectlvelr II stu<ltnts and lacultY ,_,.,.,. don't know wnat the termllleons. At Mlfrland, lor uomplt, we limply had prohibited all"acadtmlc lrragulorltl..." wnlr;/l.lltakon literally, coukl have Included "'-lno gum In ctau. AI o lftlllt, we frequently walled a cona"'-blt ,_,., of..energy In protrtctodond lrwtraUng,-toslboUt wllett.er Of not acadarolo dlanonesty lnciuded . nagllgentao wtllaolntantlonalacto."' -he< 01 not It was Improper to aubmlt POI11onS ol the aome wor1t In mote than ono ctuo. The board of rwgonto theM aocl otht< on the atudent'a oll~el uanaeript. Of both. tt 15 often ptlnflll to lmpoae oUCh oanctlono In o specific caao. but it Ia lmPI'fatWe to do -a U we wfsh 1.0 ellmiNte a eampua c.timatt thlt not only Is toJerant or acadwntc: diShonesty. bUl mey 1110 nave the perverse effect of encouraging t~UCS.nta wro did nol cheat at home ex In """""""I)' kl>ool to adopt lueh PIOCltceS In COI'- ond thtougl>out ll>alr ~-. One ol the •ratted ""' camSlOPPed taking _ .. I ar.llted the topic ol our ..,...,..,lon lrom ,,. mo<al ..,.,.. ol cont-wy atudtrlts to the ~oomlngo at the ..,_.tty, The ~~~- that no lat., wro<o wu not lnaccura!e, but Ilia primlry fOC:UO _ . atudtrl1 ottltvrlos rlicl dilem<noo by odOC>tlno o -.,.,.., thiS -thefvll-oltheP<-,.,.,lour~·--· d - - . . - -.- t h e - •fObflcolton.• "fachnatlng - - -·· anc1 oltiiOMotudtrlto--.lnit. ~itr-'.. •p~~~g~or~otn.• whh _.lie Cltflnltlorla lot tech. lios,._, .,.l~-lettat...-andlacutty-11/rm tto. /mponaliCI of oco-lc lntwgrlly. knowingly cond~lona that -lei allow Academic di-llY nao had ,..atlvoly strong _ . acMomk: dla_,y to llourtal1 In anrvaneratlorl ol. supeiort end •"-'once arnotiQ-... otu<ltntf. panly st!,'Citnll. lo<J"'"*"* - ,....,11' ..- __ ·-It �!:! .!l fccllllJtck ~ ! ! . } f Offended and Indignant Toi!W Editor, MonO.,-. t '"""" H IroniC. to M Y lhe loU1, to 1ft Tilt Sp..:llum an lri-Otplh artie.. on Ml<ual ...,...,._. I he<! on F~r .,,..,_.,.;,.., Wttn Ma. a..- - ~ 1ft detlll to .... ,.....,. In •hiCII llouncl Thfl Si»dtUfll'o opoof ol my,..,.,. In ota Dlo- lotw a YW'f W:louo loml ol - • •• ~....- . Thfl $pec1Mft'o-- " apology" In -nod f•woo no rnorttnan a notice"* atone 11 olloni!Yt ancl that It wu not ,_,, I lo<~ncl "ma lkloull}"'. Obv&o...ty, OM cliO not undeBtand nr; point. How, t •ould mu~at'* lorget tnlo -lnc'ldtnL It Ia ciiH!cull to brlnf mrMIHo biCl<tf a11out an 11om that _ . . , In a _ ,...., lhal wu ,...,, to be IHimorouo. But tl>e ' - ol """""on 11111 pettk:ulw by!IM polntt to a III<ICII Iaroe< tuue: tl>e man- 1ft wNc/1 &11 made l&rgell lor )oll.n baled not on tnttr taltntt. not on INir -•~lA. not on t1111r •-n ll>ortcornlnft. not ..., on ,.. p11y11<:a1 .,.,...._, but on ll>elr -ulll(y T-.olla on 0 1 ' * - 11> lhe ..__, mtgM point out Ulal tl1ey • .,. , _ ot - . - - . n o t IIMiod In thlo ...... - - ot ,..,........ not IHnittd cM.I, to phyalcaj IICia Ao - m ~~ hal &qllalnod, It ll>e ol an at_,_. In _ , "*'t""' It lltllleutt to hoftclton- of m.,... -or -··trlllul-________ ...........,_ or - . beNd on tllllr pllyoocol or n...., on m r - ...-11 _., dllfic:DIIIof .,.,o _,..,_.. .,. "I-GQ'.".-,.,.,...--""'Ao a,..._ - I hlnctJon In .... ac---.7 I '"'ON IIOifll -· llw...,.-onE.-ry~-~~a pot-..,._ lor U.la 0011 Of . .- . - l o n """"" a ,......_.. gatlwtftg on Fflda7 In Orlflns of th~ sp«in AM, I - - .............. "loU" 0, ........._not - Thfl ~ ..,. - ~ - --They 00-.... - · tl\01 tllliriiCIO . . t.. -...n.lt'a 1111 In I...; OM't roiiiiA ajoU. .,..., 1M - gv- -_..,.. II-·1 tl1ey _ , , • • a - -..~c~n·t be ottont OftOUOh to IUMtlon Ill lho....., "''" ' - - }'OU _ , . , 1>aH hMtd - •trono t~t .. oil-color h -. lotoot linn. .._fuMy. With lho on-...,.._, now In llltac~, - woman WIH be 111019 Wlll.lng 10 ref- to lllloW l h - M to be lt>a totgell ot vlclouo auuat ..t\\WnOf,'· li la_,.,,, aad to me, at-lilA to.,.,...,.,,., woman ara mora .-itlva to theM t u than man, thai tl>e tom... tdiiOI'i,..,hlef of Thfl Specjr""' MW no objtoetlon to thlt...., otoatire. Only . - · • - aro otr~ -..on to oar to,..... t~at thlo 0011 ol tNng ,.,.t Iunny, or at tile very ..... that 11 - a r t to be IM ..,._, ol ....... IHimoc that men alfo bt. Will ur. Wc>orno tor eu ol uL Woman ,...a ---~-being- - . r y lrltl>e- ~ - · lllrMg to llloo otaW. ott"""" nuty-Unlonunatety, - ' 1 CIO not -thO -~ooo-. of thla 1._ 01 tile -•tv in--ott-. ~urthCan-unlllt..._.totllom. So, Thfl-..,turll, lime ,.,., CIO a -itO on OCher c.,_"""- I,_,.,., ~ - mauw. - w• locw on-)>OIIM• !hair.,... 10-.... 01 '-'It. --a....,_,. --01,...-· -. ....... oC ....... ......... ~~~~~~~ .........,,"-'~­ - · """not - t11o1r _ . . , . . . ol U.O . . . . _ "11'0 ootr •loU• to I t - tlnlav _ , . , . , " lrl thOPMI!Iofttodooo...,_ fMiriiiCI ..,_.,., .. -.........,. .. _ b e _ " ·' �;; i f i f. i ! ...:...a.....,.,. . . . . . . Ohrc:torof ~ • • "'Ww nflfe ,,., ,...,.,.~ · C.tt,...,.,. Registration One site only for .fall drop-add No hassles~ Ellicott keys still missing; security forces increased Tht set or muter keys \O the Ellicolt Complex, stolen Ilie Friday n_ilht ~om a room tn t~e Spau!pill$ Q~~ale, were sdU In oteulallOil Mood•y momma, promptina the Department or Public s.re~y to maintw iu ln«"CUCCC force; or om~cn in the build ill$ to guard~ cloftnllcwy.roo• Tht keys - e t11cal from the CUstodial SemcU' orrocc:, &Jon' with a oolor t<kvislon, a <kconuive telepboneaocliwo bolt ruu<r~. sometime bel- Fndll)' tli&hl -,nd Clr'ly Satwdly mornina. ~ Ellioolt break-in occurred on Sunday 11 the Research Museum or Athropoloay, located oo the second lloot of lmolk....,,, ·- . SpauldiQa. Public Safay Dirt:etor L« Griffuuaid be bdic\d tbetwocrtmt:i were coauniued by w"S~~M penon or penons who intended to "CJQie ba•oc in lhe ElliCOil Complex." .I I.IOSWe 1H tt.fh of lbt keys ,... discovered by 1 CUJiodial worlter 11 7:30a.m. Saturday. Orifftn speculated d!at the thief entered the CUstodial Services' Offtee, took 1 key out of one or the desks, and opened the loclced key control closa, which contained numerous sets of mllSiers. The Oirecor added that the thief was most likdy a University litudent or an employee, remarking that the individual had knowled&e of where things are localed in the Custodial Servu;a' orr~. Aceordiq to Griflin, tbt same indiwidual cut one of the ban to the pre of the Researcb MllSCIIIII of AntbropoJocybut did not steal or desuoy any or itS coo tents. Public Sa ray and CUstodial Services expressed concc:m over the theft, n«!q that the thief nc.,.. has access to tbe entin EIJloou Complcs with the w:cptlon or Food s..v;c.. fll<illties. ' • Oespitt not heft!IJ a sitr on oommcnted. tht Amherst Can•pus for Fall He explained that within the rqistration) within a rnooth," rq~Stratlon, Assodate Director nc•t t•O years, all >~udmt McNamara comQlcnted . ror Adaninioos and Record• uoups WO'\Il be moved out or "There tJ a 101 of mcdlantcal Ellen McNamara Is oonlident Squ.re-to con•cn u to the worL to be done (on any .,te) "-.t can bandk the traffiC from Dent II School. Neal noted lhat ud we trould ILI:e to tdl prt -rq,Jttation." Pa<:ilnlt$ Planning bu no RIMknfJ "'hen K 's lotnl 10 be For lbe first time, all deftnllt sites for any of lhesc berore tbe ~ ends to craduate and Mlllard fi'llmok Q<'PNUllons ud added that avoid d l - in the (all." studenu will rqp~~n lbr.bi!Jb "AdmtUIOIU and Rtocords is a Studeau can deposit tbt mail. Only undersraduate mO<e immed.ate problan . .xbcy completed matmab bel"ceo audenu will be droppin& orr muse l1avc a >pot by the Fall or April :10 and Apnl 22 '" Squire reaistration materials at Squirt 1981," ht explained. or FroncuL Schedules can be Hall and using drop.add at In tht PIJI, trarfic has alwa~ pteked up bel"'een May ~ and Hayes B. Admissions and been much hcavitr in Squirt May 8 in Squire. Records is confidtpt that than in Fronczak, McNamara Under&raduates can drOP-add because of the smaller said. " It Is easily aa:essible and at Ha)'e> bel"'em M11 • .,.,population of peoplt usina the there art other activities going May 8. - Lwt Montkl Kayes-8 facility, one site for on there," she eq>iained. dr0p4dd will be c:DOu&b. Admiuions and R<Oords is Admusions &Dd Rtocords was seekin& a centrally located site fl' r~ to cive up the spt~tt on on Amhcrsl to oen out tbe I he second floor or cro,.ds. McNamara maintAined Fronc:ut---otitPna~Jy a Pllysics thattht orr~ IIC'tds a p1.ooe that l>tpartmeot ~ SPDc~-to has room for typists. &Dod mate room for cradoate eniJ'IIICCS and ails. easy access student labs. for handicapped studenu, and i< ~ferably close to Olbcr student acdrities. Seardai.. "We are presently lookina ror I Spol On Amherst ror the Ooaos Fall," ~cNamara noted. "We hope to find a site (for "though nothing has been officially dcsiJnated yet." Vice President for Facilities John Neal said no sites are presctltly being considered for Admissions and Record s. SUMMER SESSION 1981 "Everythina is on hold beau.se "'e don't lrnow bnw many oraaniz.ations (in Squjrc Hall)) e-. w ill be movina." Neal eo..dof'-- Hofstra LavJ School Summer Sessionl Maw2e toJulwe Nl'Wiocb . Oriffm claimed that CUstodial Scrvioc:a is praa~tly wortina on cha.naina the 1octs or the PS)'ChoiOSY lAbocllories, the Research Museum or AJubropoiOIY and any addidooal flcilitia that oontaln bcloaa·'' OriJrm auened lhat tbe robber7 of!be master keys was t h e scriolls key theft that has cvc:r occurred at tbe University. He IDclicatod lba IAdjvldual muta- lte)'l bave beea stolea before, bill previo• c:rimea bave not ,alftc~ed, potentlally, so m111y individuals. · 3 4 ~.a- 3 ____ F....,. Law .__ lndlolduai"-Tu &lcMnca 4 3 4 3 valuable tn.~terla.ls. On a fiOI1ft&l woetebd, five Public 'Safety Ofllcen plus a lieutenant arwaponslble for the Ellicott dormitories Griffin said. • After the ke, tbefl wu reponed to 1'ublie Safety Saturday momina, rour addltlooal ofr10en were assi,ned to the buildill$. GriJrm indicated llw additiooal campus ICCUrity investla&Ulrl have beea auantina the complex ~~~ Mooclay alternooa. Raidau are abo prac;tic:iaa pnautionary measures. Aceordina to Poou:t ~ Head Ra:idcnt Nancy -ciliberti, the clorali!9<Y Ia maiatainina baD trllcbes with floor member$ uteratdy cbeddaa for aranaers. FU~G Head Raldent Paulll bbin maln&ained thai all Ellioou raidc8u bave beea n«<rled o( the iDcidetlt aDd are all ''beiac extra ICIIIilive and careful abnut people who loot 6te they don't """'- otmlnol..._ .... ~ . ...... wmrn.~ ·I I II I I.., Ea:,int D.c. ll, 'II VAUO ANYTIME ROOIIFS ,_,._ IKW ... ,.·•-"*"· _ _.,..._..._ r ,. -- 6JI-OIOO -- Summer Sess!on2 Julw7 to-Aug.17 "--Eatno~ 4 Sec<nd ""-tiona Unlalr T,_.....,_ 3 3 ---O<venla- 4 ~,._ ca,-cwn-eon.s......, -.rCour1o ............ .__ LAp~ a -... 1'\ek Education - ..._~ For Fu<ther tnfonnation Wnte or CeU (516) 56CJ..3636 School ofLa.w 3 4 3 2 3 3 3 �f il E ~ - f • ~. MlltdtJI MFAC Craft Caltcr-oiminlll Miodlkf-Dem..t 10 ~ ..U by Wlb>Own s-co(s). 4/218l-oD:39 a.m . NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Red Jkket Dintn& Room-PC'IIt l..ll"ceny- A male that unkJiown per1100(1) tanovtcl h.is brown ltatMr sbouldu b-. vlllu«< at $7$ and contabllna penonaJ papcn. 3130/81-l:&$ p.m. rq~<>ru Wall Dda to Nwst'l Room-'-ll Luc:eny-Nunc rqJ(Ins thai a ... s1a.o r~ "U.U.enily Htallh Sa>~·· removed by 1111li">0'"n pcnon(s). n Rltll111ond-Petlt Larceny-UntnoWl! peuon(s) removed the f a - loudlts in the ladies a.throom c:auslaa S40 c~amaac. 4/ 1111-8:39 ..... W'dketOO-BUfllary- A fanale reporu that two rinaJ and a 1lmu Wll&dl aD valu«< at $174 .,.en removed from ber desk. 4/2111 - 2 p.m. F~Assa.ult-A fanalc reparu beina u:sal1lled by her tJ<.boytrknd. eo.pwn1am su. .ined iJUIIrics to her bead. dial, &111\J ud lqis. Warrant to bt obtaiotd. SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: J/ll/81-oD:JOa.m 1& .FIIfbtr-Pcslt lMcaty-'Tlltft tanks of nitrous oxide 'ltCft L&tea Md are valu«< a Sl$0. 3/Z7/IJ-6 p .m. SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: lUmlall Towr-Pellt l.atcftly-A,aale rqoorU un~ pc:noas(t) lll6/al-l a.m . removal ~~~ three key~ orr a table. 4/2/11-IG-10 ..... Lodi:"''OCC l.Jbfvy-Petlc I.Arca1-A malt r<:pOrU tha unlmou ptriOD(J) re:moved cme brown briefcase conwni., pcnon111 propcny. 3127111-3:4$ p.m. c:.pe., H.ai-Petil ~y-A fomak r<:pOrU that llllkno• ~toot a literature IIICYdl.1114iser ...;rh • ~t.o.'d.,..... and oae rack from the area desk. VU&wofil...rll SIJO. 3127/81-$ p •.m. NORTH CAMPUS REPOlTS! MFAC Cuft Ctnter-Perit Larceny-Maraartt Oua&u r<:p0ru lha ..nlmown ptr10n(1) removed an Obaus Triple Beam balance scalt, Modd oo. 200, '&lu«< &I $60. 4/2/11-:lS'p.-. Wilkelbn- PC'IIt Larceny-A female reports thai Furnas 'lflllh-l'tlll rma~e reporu 1b11 unknown penon(s) removed S60 ift clothilla from lhc . unknown ~ ~k hC:r P.,~. Subjea ~vm\J dryer in tbe lalltldry room. 4/2111-2.1S p.m. pune but SlO wu ml.siioa. J/30/Sl...a:30. P·'"· Blidy Haii-Peti1 Larceny-A mole reporu thor while he wu-oway unknown penon(s) took a drawina table SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: lamp with auachtd maanlfier valued at $68. Gocillyea r Buemcnt!Men 's Room.:..cri mirial 412181- l p.m. Mifdlief-Unlrncnyn 90fl0h\•) removed the link Iron\ the walt Wtd dlsconn«ted pipe from the ftll c:auslna P· l -Petit Larceny-A fanale reporu that a Sear'• the water to t Rier the haUway and Snack Bar. Total bauery was stolen from Iocr 1964 Chevy lmpl!a. 4/2181 -7:30 Lm. daftulae ~ S50. 3/30/81-1:15 p .m. Larceny-,. J T...,..,,A.,t l NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Dewey-Pail l.at<:my-Onknown person(s) took a Weahtnd II" dtctrjc buffet stllltt vl!u«< al S30 from the kltchea area on the ucood floor. 4/2111-7:09 Squire BooksiO<c-Pcdl LarCICDy-A lllale was oboawd ta.tll\a se>ml U.•rts and tbom rrom the boolatoo'e .1114 piKiJII them iMWe his- coat. Vallie of clothlna Is $$6. Sub-""' ~as plaecd Uftder anat. 4/JIII-J2:35 p.m. Abbott 8asemem Ladieo Room- Pmt I.Mca~y-A ftml!e len h« Adidu Pckel vl!ued at sao in lht Ladles Room. When lbc raurncd fOf h. the jacket was miJOina. 412181..,9:30 p.m. Or-nt-BuraJary- A fttt~ak reports that keys ,.ere taken from her key chain. 4/1/ 81 - 11 p.m. Sherman Student Lo!-Haraswenr-A female reports bclna harassed by a w)he mak usin& racial slurs. 412181-4:19 p.m. Main/T~sh-obwuetioo-A male wu arrested by State Pollcel~ fcx a SUNY AS btedl warnn1 wucd by Judae lltstry for failure 10 pay a f'~. Taken 10 AmherSI PD. • /218 1-7:03 p..cn. Program looks to hel on-campus drinkers Every day, partles are bdd, ..ith people enjo)'ina lharudves witb drinks-ill most c:asa alcobolk. Aa Elllcou Complo Nurse Caller emploYft Aid, ''Drift kitla is a bi• problem . Many peop~ aet heavily drunk locre, bUI moil of them ~ come ro !he Nurse Center." • Drinkina itself is a lOCially eccquble' practiee; however, drinkin1 without mocleralion lead• to a number 'or probleau- rlablinl , traffic ao:cldenu and campus van4alltm. Tbe Alcoholic Awa r - · ~ 11a btal IWOflUat .-.:eOuobcr 19'79,10 make UB audents aware of drinkina problans. II wu established under the leadership or Jerry Thonlet, proaram Director and a UB couftltlln& psyc:boloabt. 'thomtt, a seasoned veteran counselor or appro~<~matdy •• years' ellperientt, last year beaao payina roorc aueatlon 10 tboat wilb lllcohol problans. Now, Thorner sold, ptRen~ of Ill hil climll ha~ problems that are aloobol· relaled . "Nin"'Y IO 9' percent of !he problem drinten can'1 qulr drinklna by lhttt~selves," wd 'Thorner. "They need belp, and we are 1r:rlna to help them, but VIMIIY u 11\bould, don't toll!e (to couueiJaa)." 'Jbonlu wd, "We - trYina - JOIII A GREAT NEW PUBUCATION • and receive experience not available at any other place '0 to educate students •bout alcohol abuse, belplna ihem to develop responsible dtinklna. Most people don't mow how many (alcoholic) sbou are ilk:pl. It depends on body • weiabt. For example, a man or 150 pounds can take four shou an bour. If be !&Ices· mO<e than that, it'• iUepl drinklna." In addition, lhe AlcoboUc Awar·e ness P roa.ram offeu aroup counsdina from l to S p.m. rvery Wcdnc:sclay rveniQa. Ew:ry . . . aboat 10 nine people use it, Thomet Aid. StaTf member Debbie O.aba&lty, said, " We don't say DOC to clriftk.. We·are - TRAVEl HOUSE - o1 w-~~aw Yoo1t 1nc. ~: e AIRLINES • e AIIJJIACK e ' • 10tlrS. e • QIUI8ES. CA/1/IE/ITALS • •HOJB. . . . . . . YOU7H I!Qf7!l ~ SPIOftL Slll¥1CIS S.,...l911 ..........,. c....... A,.. l.miW sw.s .... ...., . . .. . .. lO) .... .......,.,.,..... _,,. Thii ..... II......,IO,- ........................ - .... . ~ ..... ......... ..,. sew. ........ CHill . .....83&..2141 -.--. '" ....._.., '""-' ar. ,..~- ~ prohibitionists, bur drinklna bt danactous." She a~ that 50 percent or hiahway l<lCidcnu and most of the vo.ndallsm on campus are alcoholic·related. "It's hard to tell a lOCia1 drinker from a problem drinker. There are different d.er~t~itions," sale! staff mm>btr Ooua Bec:lc. Accord ina 10 'Thorner, a problem drinker is dd'llled as 10111eone ~ c:&IIDOt stop . drin kina without help, Wbereas a -=Ia! driftka bas 111 occasional• drink at a pany or IOCiaJ ptbcriat. Aa alcoholic Is one .oho Is an ~. -and It btcoales a dlleue, he added eM --::~--, . . lor . . ....- ,_. ' "We drink. but we know our Umlts," 8ec:l explained. "Most people don't know the scienti fie statlnic:s. We ,.ant to malte Ibis Information available 10 students, and we'd like 10 •ee more 11 udenu come lo eounteiiJII." In order 10 Itt the students know the llk>obolic proble:rn, th.is aroup hu btal orrmna workshop& and bas had tables in Squire Hall, Nortoa Hall and the Ellicott Compla ill the put. Do Mardi 30, the prOI(&SII opcaed the drop-in Caller ill room llS, Cllment Rail, ~DMtlnc the lint time the aesvice was a~ oo the Maift Suus C..pus. Tbac is aloo .., orru- ar 106 Norton Hall, Ambcnl C..pus. Baa Sreplley, worlrina towvd. her Mutcn clq:ree ill Couaidift& and Human Savlca, &rranaed the Clerncut Hall branch. "I beeame illlerested In aloobolic: probJems tbrollah lhe Raidenf:e Ufe Study Oro11p ," sbe adds. ' 't.l cohollcm is a •ery bnporwu issue for stude:nts." Accordlna • to Stephafty, evaluatloa of ~ drop-in center wiD follow a four·weelt trill period. Jr it il worth lceepina '"" {OOID Optft, thtre ...;11 he a fuU proarilm neJQ year. �snorts : Two UB freshmen shine • in rainy lacrosse victory Miller diamond in rough for Bulls Oettina into the "swioa" of winnina, the UB baseball Bull!, catapuhed by the heavy offa nlve 111Jllery PJOVided by Dave Rosenhahn and Orq Miller, completed the lim Icc of their Was~ton D.C. sprina trip bywinnin• three of four pmcs tO even their ftiCOfd at W . After spliltina a doubleheader with Oeorae WasllillltOO Uoi-sity (GWU) on Friday, the Bulb rt"bounded 10 pound out 19 hiu enroute to a IS-4 romp over Howard Univcnily (HU) ~; Oo5ina OU1 the trip aplnR Gco<ae Muon University. U B emeraed •lct orlous on Rosenbaho's two-run bome run in the r~n~ wra mtyn& 10 def- Howard 6-4. Opposilll GWU in the opener. M llter contribol&cd a p air of hiu as the Bulls rode the four-bit Pitthlna of R.uss Brahms. who hurk<l seveo iJIIIin&s while ltritlns out sl.t bauers, to an 8-1 victor)l. However, in thc ni&hl cap GWU dropped the Bulls 9-8, despite Miller's six RBl's. indudina a thr.,..run homer. Sealnd baseman Gene Dudek added three hits in four at bats for UB. Hurling ill the second gam c. Rosenhahn was chargcd with the Joss. Howard Univenlty f<ll prry tO the Bulls as the of the infield QOmbined for ciaht RBI 's io the 18-'1 victory. Sllorutop Rosen hahn punched .. lkan • The UB 1aaooo< dub d<feao<d coouodenna. Monroe Communny Collcac Sd.ota'- u1c1 char be wu "G)' IMCC). 12.-1 S...unlat arteii'IOOO pk&Kod .... h the team cffon put out 1 thrcc·run home run whtle battJng a perftct th~ for three. Neumann grad11tt< Dudetr, also biUied 1 th~-ruo homer in •dditioo to sacrifi~ 01 ~~~~~ ·~ "*' ·•- t-- """ ""' ............. ~ u~ -- =:.: .': ' =..t= Oy. fooo ond John Taylor ..sd<d tbru as tM 8 6 •oo thcv ttuon ~~ Rdwr fonhb)lhalplayc:n.. " koluolll>dJa< ...,...., moot o r the ....... be adnuuccl. "bvt • ns a tou.lcfron that • on " (« ~ E"C'fJ'CJIII't contribvtcd tocb) •• ....., bod 00 plarm b<n oocby," The ronobincd SC\<en·hu pitcbinl or kft- fmhonen abo bod three ..... bandas Paul Webb and Tooy Nicomc:ti held HU apoon .. they ltd a I'OI<nl Stl.ooak ooddcd " "'• wee ahk 10 io clle<k throu&htout the QOJUcst. Webb a auac.k-accou.nuaa fOt: l t of JC1 thaD all m-• hxh • J.UJI as lklrfaJo•s 11 toats Rpon&nl u .,......_ •• JOpbomore from WiJJilfllS'illc North t.,...S four Jom V. ~. Pf<'ldcno of tbc MCC abo IIY'lll m thar fnl innonp. llVUII up sl.t bJU and two earned OlliS, UBclub.eom-.tcclallertheprow CIO<Ilat, is ~1 . UB'> ...,_dub wbllc Nicomehi aJJo,.cil illR ooc hit io three lhao "thiS ""' I ..,ocl ,.. rO< U> UOOY<b lO Ni~ocan lh:i>'tnR) innona,5ofrdkf. we·~ropcnl)'b-'abouaa•etkand 1od.ay. ud eben \("OIIUH 10 Apinst Gcorac Muon University the Blllls a 1\alr or outcloo< pna~US . .., ~ S)"n<>M f<>< a S..wda> -do needed utrl itutings to overcome th< bosu in ru!ly dkln"o tno• ho,. ....a .,, "'""'" 1M S)'fCIIux Uol'-.niry could do-..ybod) played ve.··. " B" t<am Fairfa~. VorJinj1. On« agoio Rosenhahn. a juruor from West Smeca We:R. provided the p•••••••·c~··•••••·~ firepower witb two biu, including his sam• winning home run. I 8" SUBMARINE I Paul Daddario. displaying his ability at the : n£FAMLYF£STAUWITS SANDWICH plltt, bau<d a perftc1 three for three. Contributina two ltits apiece were Dudek and Steak. Tuna OC' ltaliau Sauaqe outficldcr Rudy Pdtifotd. Choice ol • Ham &: Meatball, Givln& up only on< run in four and onr tbfrd Innings of rclirf. Mikr Power picked up the victor)' for the Bulls. (with t.hw c:oaponJ Thc Bulls will rdurn to Washington Thursday for gam .. agaonst Oeorgcrown Unh•crsity and ON PREMISE OR TAKE OliT Catholic University. - Jeffrey R. Thu~ton ~~ a-.e, BUY 1 - GET 1 FREE! ANYTIME, ANY YOUR HOST "BRING A FR.END & SPliT" E.qi,. A,on11514J •••••••••IICOUPON ••••••••• ~~u~~ ~~4t~ American Programmed Success Systems · · 3381 Long Beach Road OCEANSIDE, NEW YORK 11572 355 Squre Hal ;••-BEVERAGE DISCOU"T CE"TERt••• I 1 I I ,...ct ......... ~ct co~• 1 for,.., cw-........ .I o,.. hill ,_ •=oo •• . se..., u . s ,. u .oo Off ""' KEG - " ' SOc OFF ""' CfiSE - " I &10"-flft. &1J·1H1....................................Jau..._,,.... aJ4-1J4S ""o ""'ott.IIMftDSalllt son DltlftKS · •• Teps eM Ice ceka ---------- ..--..-,-........,.... ---------1 I ,., �1St. Louis beckoning bowling Bulls ~¥ Ill " ' - k..... ctPCIIia ROll ~ •• "ral·• bootll., dub ror .,..,....,._ 111o1r .,..potiron .; .. laa W«k....... NMioool llowtiQa ...._ It effort."lloe UB - ! ! eo.maJ Qualitler Ill EOII ! - ~-. c:ou..Dtul Bocb ...t c-:lt Pwl .: Tzieiorls .......S 111M doc c.drt ha!l "woo1...S Ioiii ""'bird" ror tho,...........,.. •• w~ wooldot' ~~~~~ " - Arilllod ..... ..,,,...,. ~Is• (I hall • victory)," aakl Tzieiorls. Aside from flailhllla .,.,.. 11100 <• • cam) four lima dmllw tho _....,., UB obo bad t - oquod ....ucn flllblt wllh ' - llilbs· Duerr'• 110 • ..,... 1tc1 11 tralcn. ....s Scutt Soler'• m I ... H~bbet Ju ..................... r,.... •_.,..... Daplle 490 piM llllllld of oeco.d~ ~ Po4)uclaolc ...lt... (RPI), t h o - .....S olowly. Ia tho lint - o f tk ....., · S<ler--tho .._hor ..__., rolled a 15$, with UB l• a ,...., 101a11na 947. a.. Sdtr'• (llld lh• toam'o) fortUMI thm took a mnarhlolo t~m- Sdcf swkch<ol to anew ball. Scoct ~ toltil nine strika in a row-fCK a 271. as the lkdls rUibhed with 1101. UB COIIIill..ed lu lOiricl rol.lina 1017, 1100 ...d 11:1& Ia thdt ..... . - _. "Tiw'I-WO blew b - · . . boest..S 1'ziftlcrU. Royals roll to Nationals '*'"• ••Thar was jl.dt TM UB women'a V1111lt1 bowllna toam aeoml a t:niCial pheD.om.tAat bo•iiDa." TM Bulls then -.t wlclt IIPI• . - . . .....-IO .. ....,IIpluiD Ul' Col..... St. I.JoolotnliJ .« ~~ J«M)'), Oa~ l _ _ . . . . , . ......... ....s 1101. ' "Tlley <R.PO _.. • ....,....,...110 per maallld _..,' IIIIo 10 kcqo pound lrith <1$,''_.,jlht8ulocoadl. ~ UB totalltd 11.199 fot tht 12-pme tOIUD<y, wlalch also iadudal ~ Collq,t (New Coauauaily ·· Collceo; • ... m . .u n.e otoo. ua ~ i........,S • .... liDO for abo ...,.. 10 IM\'C liP lilt hlvioa q_.irlod (wido ll - · t. . . . .tli~6-JO, ia_SI..l.oosk.. ~....... Ia docrt boline- tho ..... is ~1{. lutYe.lloe 10 JO • doc ..,,~ ~ IUid Orq l'lcbrtt (200). TDoioril, a Ilk ~ stepci&:al. Rml.<ol I )do Ia lilt Nalioa hof- - . " 11- bowl lite ~did (ill tho _ _,., . _ . . _, UB tho~~. -'U ho IOailb·" t.cMiti\Ulat ~ - o.err (110). - (ll))), . . . . . . . . (lOZ), - H-.. toumommt victory last wetkcod ond qvalifood for tho 11poonailla Nodanols <Ml1 6-10) io St. Loula. Tht EMt H...,., Coaocctlcut lDUmam<Dt IIW the Royala' (wltb I ~ loW of IO,UO) oda< ' thne other t-.a--the Univenlty of MIJIItb......u., (9.ll6) l.owdJ Coilca<. and Wat Poinl • Jac:tlo MtiAo~Ph '-""'1 a -411t (ond . . . . . , _ hlPI r--blockofi07. Sik...,llod • loiPoct:<>l~ Botti.....,. ......., IJtftlr.r.tw_(empo.....,...._~~ .. _...,. • ...__.,m_ J:Iw6J5oct:~~ <leOoa lttto * - - · lilt ...,. weE - . . , dllrtl -~b)' tho~ ~Wrilonpoll. TreiliootOiily ...... ....,., ...... Sea.-. . . . . lloe ...., ....... ~~ope 10 """'- • 111'0111 ~. lht NoUoMII.. Mo.day, Tcny Str-.t Nadoeala • ISolliaooR. ~ .. • r.....&a ;. ....m.WuaJ �foODY limes I 've rat in front of this t,ypcwritw dran a compla.< blank, but ncwr bM it and been 10 hard to write befoc-e as II is 110w. l'w been away from the $J101U pqes for awhile at1d lllln'a a wry fOOd reuon wh)'. You aet, a apons JeaeDCI died last wedccnd and that leacnd waa my fatber. AJitbocly VIctor Petti may DOl have been ltaowD b)' moat of you, but if it weren't for him I prObebly never would have been a 'M1ter and cauinly riot the sporta enthll5iut I am now. My fatber pn me my f1r11 ball aJove at1d IlK me out ~tO Uule Leque. Wbm I decided I wamed to play fDOiball, be didn't cfucouraae me dapite UIY mother'& r.ntin& and ra•itll th11, I would au bun. H iab scbool basketball time rolled arOWid and o.d IIIJide sun: l p a new-pair of Coovcne snealcen. He dido 't Watll his 10n slidJtll around~ cowu on Granu' ~F-.nally last Christmas be 101 me a new typewriter With the stipulation that I never foraet that he did h i1 pan to aid my cat«r. ( It dldn '1 maUer that he aho laid it was to be my Christmas, bil1hday, araduation . . . pracnu for the Delli 10 year~) But you have to be wonderitl&abouttbe aporu lqeoll pen.• Wdl, my father wun't your ord.inary athlete. Liltlna all the awards he earned would be lt>dlcrour, let'& just aay he was evcrytblna from at1 M U •'eiahililtltll ehamp to an all-su~r lnfidckr. Tlw: "Old Boy'', u my modler ca1IOd him, was a wdl-tnown commodity in the are. aporU wasa. As a penon Pa was a very quiet !Dill. Many times eveo bis owo famDy dido 't know what aoitll on inlicle him; bin as cxutme as be wu In bis silence. be was th11 much ~ rcsp<ded. O.J. Simpooa laid be would ao out oni.QP and AU promised the aamc., but bol.h of thea biUll oo. 100 10111. My fatber dldo't. He al~ys &aid be wanted to die >OIItb his booU on. Thank Clod be cot biJ >~~~&h. Marcb 21 Ood tonic bim bome at the bdaht o f bis best bowllq aeries all ~. o.d bad won the ront rwo ;.ekpou of the niPi with one 1e0rc well ovu 200 and &ftOOoer or 199. He wu markinJ bis way ~rouah the tblrd pme wbcft a bc:an attaek took ljia life. A man from the Jeaauc came up to me ~let and explained that if my father would have finished, be would bov• won the third jaclcpot aDd p<obably would have had a &ood shot at hilh three-tame series for the ycar-ju11 what Dad "'anted. Tbc grid is over now for me, but I hope the memories never cod . Scarinl down at my~ mitt, I doa't aet how they could. ECURITY GUARDS] Inventory People __ ·-'____ ~ ------ ~lf-ln-.&1- .._...,_ .,.,._ .,.f . i ! lie-..._ ..... -..... - u..... -........ Qoolo-1111o c.-. ... IIITTUit A ............... , ...... __. •• _ ....._~- Badminton tourney set Th< UB badminlon dub will opon- a tovmama!f !hit ....n.cnd 111 0artt Cym. ~P<Ution •~I b<&ln Friday. with tcanu .,.._., ln pnrua, scrinunqa. Tournament play will commrnct' 01 9 a m. and contin"" lhfOI.I&b Sundoy ..cniJla. El<\'alt<M~& from Canada will b< ,..,,..., In the ........ -~It-and Oudpb Uruvcnib<o. fol<w YO<L SUit ,_.. iDdude Contaod Slue. Ithaca Coli<&< aod Comtll Uru....ay. 'UB will abo'- local nvob BWfalo SWt Co0qr and Caniin" Colka<. Trophies •ill b< lwardod 101 outllandlna play "' men'> and • omcn't lln&ln, mcft's 1rtd •omen's dovblo and ma.r.td doubkl . Novtcc RC1tnl will campete m men's .,... wromcn ~ doabksplay. grades--.. , while the sun-shines ~~~~-Make PIHKEIITOHS .. -Summer Sessions-PRE-REGISTRATION FOR UB SUMMER SESSIONS APRIL 27th THROUqH Mit Y 1st. MATERIALS ARE NOW AVAILABLE The 1981 Summer Sessions Bulletin & Cia.. Schedule boc*let ant now evailable at. SQUIRE INFORMATION CENTER CAPEN INFORMATION CENTER ADIIIS&WNS A RECORDS - HAYES 0 6JUDEH1: 6BMCE6 - Ftm Floor~ \f \ {).1 I . '•, .. ~ I •' ' . ' T/ THE 3 SIX WEEK SESSIONS WILL RUN AS FOLt.OWS: 1st· June 1 · July 10 2nd · June 22 • July 24 3rd · July 14 • Aug. 21 A 12 week session Is also acheduled for · June 1 ·Aug. 21at. Or to have the Bulletin & Class Schedule mailed to you, simply contact the: UB OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION Office of Student Sertic:es · AbboH library. . OR FOR RJRTHER INFORMATION Call 831·2202 UB Summer Sessions Is one of the lsrgesl summer e11rollments In the CCKintr)' fiiiUI o"' 7000 sludenrs. Gr•dulle & undergradu•te d•y & •~•nlng counes .,. ot· fered en•bllng you lo m•te up lh• llost coune ot $,.W up d•le of ,gradu•llon. State University of. New York at Buffalo ' �~ ! -i I · UB President · Robert L.~K•tter ' ·F riday, 10 .A pril HaasLoUnge, 3p.m. Ask him about UB's future, ask Him about student interests Take time to show you care Spo~~by ·- ·. ~E ~EORUM · · �classified DEAA ~.J.-S<.... - t&.,.~ " " ,., y.w ~ .,.. 4ea.et*'t... WE WON t Y't9 ""'"' IMI*IIk.l..GW>bef' • ~ Lllclu C. Parlato Attonley..at•UW a..•-.- .,.,..,......... ... (Mfio;..... ..._.. for a 7..&0 . .'" ......... cu.n~ 831-8884 ~ =: =:t.:: AL.L AD$ MUST . . INkf fn ...,.,..._ ~ lAf"t..,. ......,,.. . .n :.-:~ ::~c: cwow tor'"" No tclt N~1. ---nk:M .,.. ,. ., . . . tor H Mid to' II, I w.nt to ,_,.., ,.... ~f ~110M. ~·* Lola. ,_.oetterDt,....., ........_ _ _ ,. _ .. 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Ul Umb. or I' ll cw-..,._.1.. 'fi1W ftl'm.,.-tk~ wm~ Coffeehou~~e • Q:Mvkl., l1Cp "'**".--.t for ,.,.MUct.. "$WI'" • t\lfi!ICI.tllv ~ J • "P~.oMI C041pon lullflln =T.::::: 0-- ""TMre - .. t'OiiiS. Y•~~f/ltN:Y..-.~ IIEI>t!EAO _THI GOOD .... _ I.OOIU _OIG ,5£ 1 . $ -. you ........ _ attOT ... IU o< TNit* ,.. . . . . . .......,.. ... •e&ec:ao •-.nr...,..,.,.. •"'"--· JkLl Wf'IL QltiOr41hA.,lom. . . . 01 tliG. 1 ~.. ....,, to oe ' - " M'DI.IfMt r · Loft.""' ....... CN Om-lltoen. • TOW«.L .... ....,. ...,..,.,. ,.._..,.,. J K~ TI1C: SPE4::T'"UM ,...,_ ... """ '"'" to .......... ltfltliCooy. r -----... . . ....... , _ - $tO.,_. n. ._. • • 1J1110C. . . ""'* .. ....,.. ... ,...,.,.. ....... Tltl .... . _ .. . _ _ ....... luff... ~ine t w. ·~ for ... ~J RIUINfTIAL CONsut.TAriON .,., oe \•W.n oo.w '~ Dif"OM.. _.,... • ..,. . . . . l-a. Gua&-...... r-.-• .......,._ .._ ·~ .,. MYIO OAALftfG .........., . .. 28 Hopldne Ad. ,_ATIS ..-. li.ID let ~• r.,.t Uft ~ t O.JO ... Mdl...,t_,.... wor& TO AU.. 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Heft pl..-utlrtift..GHGI• .. _ , . - Colo!IY. ~andapac:l..ttrlo ·-~. tennl~ .Nwi.ah cvtrw., ~tk.. _,. • 1nc:1 u•tts. otontwrno anct "-M"ureJ~ C.W... C~l tvtli•tN• tor SUNY WANTED: tvm~ -·""" n:R=rc:;.,~ -::~ ,..,.,.# •~•• · w•t.,.,ront, A&C.. E..,_. PI~~«.~ New.I«'MYt 01~ ~Of...._ EMPERORal--o<-1 11e1 Nl:p:: St.1n...., - ....r Bitterman's .... ~.,..c.. cou,.se:&.oflts- Jewtlh .......,,......,..CMnP Mlq '""end-' Hym.n. • T--..1\ I! HORATIO ALGER? Business Success in America A_Talk by Prof. John Ingham . , .s.r.re. Bitterman's .,....,., ertt end cr-aftt for .HWflli aiml'ft«~f eamp. C411'11Kf M•te H"""- til .a,. A&llo-lwe Cent« Inc. 7831 ,,.,.,, Rolld IJEMS WANTD Ea1 Alnberet, N.Y. _,......._.- ............ WANTE.OfTWO TICtci:TS 10 M1 ltl.ek \. <III~DlJI!ItOI' . .- . . . ..iCIIM .. --~~- 821( TRANSIT RD. WE DELIVER TO ~-~ THEAMHERSTCAMPUS Every Houri 5 pm· Closing . Who's Afraid of --~·e CoAolioo A,..., · _._. CioM.ct~ C ...,_, ,,.CIA\..ISTI 1n tW1m, ~aft, • -• S.,P. Klrw .. Aid 9da SCHUPER HOUSE - . l..ilitlorL c.u J . - .. Sue .. tu-MJ 01' • l'lllaMey, ..._ ......_. m tMf c.tMI»--J1.8. FREE DRINK o. ,_ ._. CAM" Ma.. to .,..,.. ~~ qv;e.t J bdr ._,. l&Sit'nonft'l lliut.. O.vkborl of1 lalk'y. c.et £f. c-.om.lder•• ~ ww.ct • &:nift'IDII9, ts OUt four1tl In bNUfffvl ~~ ....,._ on -·.....,T,..., O.vhl Thun. 3:00·5:30 p.m. Fillmore 330 (Ellicott) Seminar (History Prereq.) QVIET. ~_.lOft _...,.ed . . tow1h tow bNuttft.ll ao.., Of'! U llbon c.11 JIIM't or su.· IUlia or CM't 11S>714f MtfirN. fwnl.,_. SNcllntl.. DJtofti'Y l..ewt ~ Cell Ot wrH•; $urJir'IN lAu c.mp,. 10 Fltrh a.~t•. ..._ Yotk. NV lCJOQ.1 UI2:J t?4•l1ll. ' "u''''· ~' European Underground Mooements STORAGE tlOOM tw ,..,.. ..........., M) WDtMSC. .,.,.,..., CMI IIP·l - ..... ..... " Swprlw ..... Tldo:eta oi>Ofloble ot Squire Box Offk.e A ltOOM fOil: ltbfT If\ a tw1 ~ ~. lttnt110-. ulf• QJ l'lN A 5UMMEit JOII Woril: "' tM · History 456 Prof. AHen THURSDAY Rock Ni&bt The Jewelry Exchange 1-*Uil-* •ttM u.;-aty Pt.u 834·6181 - J2.00 Gcnerol Public · WILKESON POl eed F.xtra M oney. We Buy GOLD-SILVEl-JEWELRY ' • 68&-6662 p1·asa April 1Oth at 3:00 pm MFAC 170 SPONSORED BY: Graduate History Assoclatlon Undergraduate History Council Council on lntematlohal Studies Graduate Stude11t Association S.A. Speaker's Bureau �~ --en-nltyiO-and ...... ~-·· ~~.--f(lrioem6o lionel and~~ Soul~-.,.-""""'-ot130 p.m. .. 2152 Squire. 8ocJo1otJ Ondar,.-a - • .....,., c o m .. ... 4 JO p.m. In ... c_. '"-...0-- Pt! ,_..... a.. me«<ng Fl'lday .. 3 p.m. In ) 1!1 Clarll. ........... Oq.oMa- o f , . , . - - fiklat .. 6 p.m. In "'liOinine upotionco in t h o - now .......... tho ~,;q.·.............. - - - Ai>' Udo,._S._Aa.,..-.Frldayot8p.lll In 262s.- porlonot.lf ~-· .................. Satunlay • • p.m. .. )221"$AC, eJIIClOCl Elactlon- - - d _ , t Aft,.... ......- .. ~,... ~.-,aWROelsllOW~..,..._ .... -Int.,_ pi-- -lhrouglt--.. . """'M - - ·and ott"" ............. - p r - .... IOIIITolbort,AC. / ...........-•..-........... ,... -,.W.O..-- ...., __ pie ....... "11110 .... hlgll" af • ol N>gllt ~'~Moe col Oan< Hall ot 1:11~ I and ._.. ,..... - DJS...,.·~·lnbe....., -.-.c..-AI'SIUB md of ~ paf1Y ...... .--11p11127 1ft 11M lounle ot 4 Plfl ..I CaM4r at19 h - and W· . . -l:aat·W y af.....,.y.,_ Placo, . . loot I (I Do,.... 118ft- opoclal . . , _ . . - ,.... •., . . . . ....,. lho Onlwnlly~ n. Spoi:tlwn....... Slop by 3SS Squlft 0< Qll ~ at l:li.J676 u,.... ... ow,....-- WROB640 Allll --.ulhoUB ...... l>locJc ol - . and An>hanl). to --wholatdi<hMlth-.ate For,.._ -<*I~"' 8.30 7215 o r - lilet the Q_/0\j .. 5 w """"""'(1132-6000~ """""""''Y ond .-an bo Men! -.say. In the Squirt coletMa~ Good mutlc. eood prlan, eood r.... A apedal pot ludl dinner ~ by H18Uel Grod Oub. J • niGI>l Ia IHII"8 c-... 1136-4:140 ot 811So2966 lor }'OUf 1<oahet V-rlen OoJry RSVP for the Squirt Tkl<et Tho Wl1tlne PloClC Is a flee .....,ice ~ by the <JnJversity Leamlng Center for .n)'OC'W In lht: OMwtrtU)I or comm~o~nJty who need~ help • lth .,., pfec:t" of ~rhlng. IJIIAII C o i f - prucnta ElaiM-.... April I let 11<30 p.m In tile Rathak•lllr, Squire. 'llhtlher It be ecademk. penonal. Pfi)l'eQiorwl or crt-etlw. Out'*-" consJJta of profkXnl writ.,. who haw und<rgono a 6 - k uwlnlrle couroe. II }'0\1 would like -to~ to }'OUf wrltJr,e. 01ap by »6 8aldy WHicdllya from 12-..f-a.I'IWTh from 6-9 p.m. Of 346 Squire from 6-9 p.m. T_.jayo. a.m.:- FI'C.Ibmcll ~rlritA<Moemont, 219F.-Ha8: todoy at 9 01) p.m.: FridoJ at I I aJn all) at I p.m.: 4/I Oat II Lm.: 0115 at a p .m.; a/IS at 9 •J'I'L;4/16 •t9a..m..; 4117 et9a.m. INil P~m.: 4.120ec II am. and 2 p.m.; Ol:ll 01 9 a.m. and 3 p.~n.: 0/22 at 10 ...,., and 2 p.m. Sopliom«. . adrnRttd to ~ -their <~«part-""--.. quote of the day ~God . Pia...... Ollb worblldpa: Job -i«wi"'l Preparation and T~ tq:J.y 01"""" ln 316 W A . - . , . • W bo "-n and d.........S Alit< tllh -'alhap. • Ill ...... .,..,_ 10 practl« ...... byi.DlnQ -~ oqulpn<ol. c.r- Is dead ." -Frrud "Freud Is dead" -God Sa.tenta .rllll qpa1a>a Ia aJ11 of the r-.me fldolo: Grop\lca. ~. Wl1cJneiR-. or ""*'<· moy opply lor a Stud<n< " - Sl&cl.lnhe""Y Corn"*'--p. Wn. to SASU "-'dation In tomsh.p " ' -· a1 SUo«. Sullo 50'. ,...,__ NY. 12207 o-Die h IIIey IS, 1981. '*'· s.... llotc 8ad.page b a Onlwn!ly- af Tho Spean.m. ttot~ou ...... r-of-,..Tho~<loaa­ _.,.._ .. _ ... _ _,._....lloo rJtlil to odh al - . . rlotlcu t o - rDOR lharl musl be ...-tool IO< udi prlotJne. tloellou wtlt ftOt be ......., o•or the phone. CourM l•tlnt wlllftOt be pl1nted. Oudllnea are 1'\onday, Wed-y and Flf. dayalnootl. -lntcrule<llll aloiQlalatlft ~In ''"''""Y moy opply l o r _ . _ by Mlllrog SA$Q ~ ,_.,.. aJ F_._ SC... St.. S..Ou 50'. AJbo!ry. I'IY, 12207. o..dllne .. ,.,.., 15, 1981. will·-·· . . Can""'·- Old}'i)\1-o blooclelcoholl...lof . IO.....,na IOOmg. of ethanol I'<' 100 ml or blood~ FOt more "''ormauon contact the Akohol Awarenep Program. 106 f'iol1_on., Are ~- communJQtlon akllls lmportonl to Y""' c.reer choke> Come to the SqulJt Confer~ n.uter frorft 3-6 p.m. end find out. Communki:tlon; the Edge In tilt 80'• Ia being_ aponec,.td by the Com· 636-21107. munlaitlon Oopl.. Vlvl"'l aWdeftls tht -tlunl\)' 10 lolk With lcx»l PfOI...Ionalo II'P"' •arlout fields. Corne II•"' - end eJk qoaUons ebout th~ nec'UAry <omrTM~n1cedon .a.k&llt f<H )"OUt CilfMf, TOf'Orllo l.Jbrarlu T-. Townlo l'lelto umry and Unl\'oroky o1 Toronto Ub<al1es. INs ...... Friday at 8 a.m. t.na leavtJ Toronto al 10 p.M. Tkktu •veJ1eb4oe et 251 11<11 (Ubnrl«t Studl.. l.®nge) tocS.or and from a30~ p.m. J.eeai baults? OtCNp Legal S.Nicea oflets r,.. logal ad· at- vice and lnformetlon to ell UB students. Do }'0\1 haole a hearing In S\1/.J/IIU c:ourts ol the Preakl<nl't C:omml" tlon? OI.S has law 11uden11 to act as del•- lor For ,.,_ Information, lilop to et OI.S. Open II~ p,m,l'loncU'y, Tuuday, Thui>day, and Frida)': UIIIU 1 p.m. w . - - y In 300 Squlro. Alto open l'londaya !""" 1·5 p.m In 171 1'\FAC. Elllc:oU. II31-227J. c::-- • :-=.a~.::~:..:::'::.':": Squire"". ...... -p.m. -P'rldaf, -·" '1011\1 l'iYl'IIO - · ) 5 6 April .,.c..-low,...., ·--~--,....llmakemonoyo..rtllc ,.._,..lc Corno 10 Womtn'l Studl«t and WormMJon 0.,. Prvl-1 and _ ,., ~--will-.-from I 1.2 p.m.ln tho HIOaa '"-·Squire. April 14 -IIIW>b p.1n.· In tho CAC of1!te. 305 Squ~ WRliB - - "011 and 0.. Drllllnt Ia tile Orwt l.aiO&a" Qlwn by lief. na•d ~- today at 7 , ...,. In DO Squlr•: , of ThaaliO<- - · . - l!edldl c:-rallon todoy. EftniA: 10 L"'· -· of 3 inlo<rNI by "-1 F -. Ruby Cohn. and Dol>(. - pro.IMIOllon ~ 2.0 pm. , _, d1ac.-. -~ In lha Kalhai1M ~~.~ II p.m., World . . . - of ,.,..,.., . . . . Theel... 681 1'\eoin Sl. AboApi119.10 It .. ,....... - c.- ~~~~ R-; film by UB Ptof-. llru<o .lacbon and ~ Chrlollan W - y 018 P""" In 106~ a.-loft a n d - - lollowL EISalf_Ada_tocS.oraJp"" ......,_..........,ln...._,_ •.-tllcm... In 107T--. lnEI ~It- JCWII" filcllly In"'" Katharine Comdl lllttkr. ow-. rrom67. 1S p.m. ~~~~ - et?..JC?- (I(CT). - . . .- .. u..-. 8pealien ond , _ ftlnu Oft Hatlft People In Coatnl ~ SoW>..._ and- uhlblt a n d - .. -·~ .... Wrlblankeuand«oobtodayal 7!10p.m.lal470ielon dot!. f'l$C. F0< In,.,...._ aoll 851.21011 Of tod<or .. " Who"a Alrold of H0<0Uo Al...-lluslneu Sucaas Ill Amarlai" f'l1day at 3 p.m. In 170 I'IFAC. Ellicot1. "f<OnOrnlc lyal"""' TI1M and Ontl1eol (Is T1lcn An AWe.,.tM. to 8olh ~~-and SOdekamr eJYen..,. 0.. Rupert J. Eclo.., cl BIJflolo ~·• Fl1day 01.3:30 p.m. In 680 Bekly. AC. " Killing <Ia SoftiJl Ad ..rtblng'a lmoa« ol Women• AprM I 5 at , _ , In tho Squh Cor>foro""' Thoator aod 5 p.m. In \1/oldman "rh<a~es. 1:1-. and "'The Pla~M" "11lloo1ocM Jr.• 111m• at7 p.tn and "'The l'i..JeatO<" a II 10 p.m In tho Squirt Col>f•••- ThMtOJ. •-•ow at a;)C). 7. and !1'30 p.m. In "WIM -·Him the \1/oldman Thoalar, - · ~;)C) r-'1r1Q IOd.oy at IO_p.m. In tho Ooodyur t.oo.nge. All D..lt - -~ • _,.._Gannon .................. - WatCh lor Folldut. April 2a and 25. Oay Pooplc'o Alllanu <olf- . o Friday at 9 p.m. In 107T-"Mnd. 130· 11 .. Junlon who ... ... f01nt 00 10 .,-~e and . . . - . tionalochool who 1982- ........ ..,.,..,_file. at1131·l515 or t'OI'M to J tilyn C to meke . , appoln&J"noent.. announcements lOMO«ow Or..,.. om... Tho Plltl'ktlleny Qroup Apr1115at 730 and IOJ>.In. a the Th<otor on I'Wn S1. 1'1dl.,. ...,IDle Millo .niQilt of April 15. - _,_ and ...... and pO<tyiOd.oy .. );)C) p.m. In JJ7 Squire. ..._.,. .... , _ . . . _ _ _ lOp«> ...... ,.,. Epolloa ..-.lOde)' .. 7 p.m. In 271 - - . _. , .. c::-oo - ..... _ -_ -. _ ._ .... - . . . . . - ... dlllcl attllc~~ - c . - or ..... by !he CAC olllot-...,.. ~ 11-23Cip.m. -,--~........ ,...,2.Cal _ _ , . et 616-561- o-IMetiiJI~ fo< -~~ -Winery-~111.-otthef.-afF.., -•zP..... -.~.-...-rr--. - a.- c...- ,_,. today at 3:JO P.lrl - In ...... - - a n d by-lews . . b o d - .. ....,v-.~a..--....-7:]0 p.m. In 332 Sqolot.~ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ • ..SOp.m .... .... . _ - - T h o ..,...,. "-'datton eur--~ ........- -... ,_ . . _ a n d - - • 41CJ ~~~-Ave (Onl•. ""Chu«:h) . . _ , • sao,...,. ...,_.,...,. - b y F'*J.I!j!..,. .....,..,__...__,c:-.. ,....... Worillllop"" - later Squft. A l l - 1.-.nlly ~----and aclo ......... et ~;)C) P'"'· In,....,._ I ' 1 II oflola..-EndoftllcY_.....,. .. April 210 lo . . , _ Room. 101' ,__.only Wadi 101' llallor Sbtlrlg P...,.llpnl27. Sivn"" for- coed u. Sid a.. clll<o. s..-.a r-• ala and_,.,...-....... a.._._ Suoda,o ~·-today at 8:30 p""'lnAI'ItOSol1ice. - 0..--.. _..- .... ..... C........_ FMiy a I pn>.. Setur· ..., 01 9 ...._ and M I p.m. "'Oar1t <l)om. f I oo' - 1 0 1 ' - and-.,. F• """"lnformollon 839-0039. ae......, a. ,,_too -.y ""kdaJ "'4 p.m. .,...,., ao-t,AC. \!> Dldonllorf- "'"'"""" -~-. 2;30 p.m . OUIIIIIo Clilot.lor lht beaolooll diomond.lf you ICATE . . . . . u - at. a p.n.. ... 3J1 Squh. .... -···~public-""-· ...,. .. .. ....... In tho Hooo ,_,.....,... _ _ , ~by lha CUI-lft llltiQdll ....... _ . . . ...... IJS_Io£1 ................ 01' - - · ..u· lledt • l:lf-G.l or Janet 01 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Ajl..- - - - . ltfr f.JI<Jw ~Au "' . - Ar1 tzrt- or to ~ "fKN'td, tltt ,,_ fHwllr (/~J~V>•rlhllfd tlw "' . _ - __,.,. 10 .,_.,.If, -· Scxuol......,.. • a WICid;prad en-. 1ft u •• ilm~ar oo ~in lbat !he • - of loocldftlu O<luolly f'tllOfl<d li low, d&ims Womca's Scudi<s Coll<:l< ... rr., Alii- liic\L "II'• an~ ift IMUD•m'IIIY """"' .. 10 puuioa up willl," ldch Asloall< Prof....,.. of Am<'rican Studi<s Elir:abab Kea....,y. At this Unh~sity, tN1"t hnc b«n no proven rasa: o( lallnll>llltftl, ~rdloa to Afnron~oivc Acllon Diroctor Mlkolm APlin!. "There'• ,.....,n 10 Cl>f>Ciudc," he · surmised, ''tllll p<oplt feel ,.xually h~rnscd on compu• bucd on the number or comi'IJ!lnts. Th•y all con'o he •nozy <ails." Fear of rq>crcuJ51006 from or teach<!$ is the • maio rasoo why hlrUS<d lndiriduali aro roluctanl 10 Iii< dlorfo5. -.ina io Aptlni. The indllqity or bcills ohe Sllbjoa of a oalllll edVa!KC: it mi!C'II co•i<t' 10 onduro , he , . llllie¥a, than lk lou of a job or a poor erode polnca-.. ...-...,...us<d -•al _ ••P<"'ko" .... Socid8l - o r o also blamed by Aa<KIInl for '"" tack of r~ a>mpllliniL Soddy ..,s, he nplaiftcd, chao a mus& ha~ maac ovcttclr< if .-her . ~ makC$ • ..,...., advance. is Amr-ioc Acciol\ alllloadlies 111M the inaaacd public · - of ........ . . . , _ wil ........,.. a IR8d of puur.......,.. Of ..._, - n- I_.. ._._ - Dolorn 8atTa(lnoScb!I1Jdl. "If c he~ (uni•«•hr ednu"•~mon) alrody <"~XC~ ~~~~ aad unrruohful complainu." she Aid. -thea lhlc'• a ~<n>~-lllllhMk. " Scale p - lldwatd Jalubausw .. _<d 10 r~ Oedriaa, Prof._ tUUPJ-t~~e leadlcn" •n--«fmdcd lhe I"'fcuor. \101 . . . lloal the arbKraJcx """"' 100 hea•ily •1&11 lk ....... Pn:oidm1 of UUP's UB dolpkr Wil- Alb . . , . _ ""' u - u..-..., <on<..,. '"*...""~"'"" 11 '"'""«~ ..,. Federal a- ro <ln.- - IIIII) .....,....::H:t.....a;a:~ci~IE3Ji~ll!'\'l .... - . . . . . l i l a - • , . • AI Alla!IUI\NOer'-dol•c•noai...._CIIK'at ~~_,In maJ -she..,..Uontbc~~a.Jbtuld.arowaryl.hal ...~ they milht sa)' co a •oman io a WO<l ... ...., could be mbmftstnood. ''TliC:t< oro a lot of n...,.,... here,. tam• or rolatlomhlpl," w said. ....._,«! Se.ual .............,. complam6 .. ~1 be ,• on • ..,.......,...,... btiiJ., BanacanoSdunoclo ernl)llui"ld. "Wub any new l\lidc:f'mcs. •t' hne to~ cauuoudy~ Fu1ure lop! dccioions on ascs ..,11 bcil« define haran....,, in much the lill- way .. nodal cluc:rimrl\lllon," she uicl. To alt.r Ihe- run or COAC'f'fncd adm•nistnlon. Ba.rracanoSdnnldl poinu:d out.lhal the burden of proof h >eaton lhc-..... . Thtlaws- meant toptococt lhcttllmof both panics, icl, and must take cauoion noc to .....~ nrt"tn •nd f•miUes of innocent RAftia. • DiJcip!lnary ottion on a JMvl- ella,.. depend\ on '" srri<M~Snen, 1M number or prnious complaiNS qainsc ch~ OCC'Iltcd and the harm dt>O<:. uplain<d BamoconoSthmldl . Two promlnt'OI cues in lhc SUNY •Y".,. roulotd ln 1he •uspcnslom or owo moPe supcn\sc>rJ. •11• .. ··-~~~-· At Gm...o State Collqc, a Commiucc Alain>< Sr'ual H..........,. was rormed bf scudcnn, 1taiT and faoull) folto.n.,.the dccHion of an art>itraiO< ia a JCXua! .. .....,.,..,, ..,. ift\oolvina ProfCO>O< VahakA Olldrian. Daclrian, S4, WI> fOUIId ptilty on four dw&C$ o r S<llually haruilll& a fetn~lc .,...,, In Ocaobcr, tm. ~ rcdrv<d a one mornh _..,., ..;.-t pay. o.driu - Clwwtd Wit!\ matins im~ diQUirics touo the .... life or the otudc:nl, ....,...!;. . 10 committee aad IUii.dote Pr....,., of ~ ~ Maclin. o.lriaB ~-.,. 1oor r- scua1 cxpcriftocr ______ UB, lw\&idtbcu._i>pr_..t to ••Jo-ortloc q.~-­ ,r one o1 ,,. - . , ,. .._..>cd 8atl11Ca110Schmodc belie\.-. ,..., che ""'of SlOO!).SJOOO;., monthly pay It "raoher .....,. •• ...,..,.,, \b< ......,.;zr.lhat ,,,.;.., . . . . . . , _ 11 a ....,. 11n o1 l<pl I•mdict- - · oher<fo.., -~ .tlould be more ,._...,sh~Y 11.u..d m deaiJJll 'H1h \udt C'ba. Anocher ..,. •n•~ a SUI\ Y 11 Sn Paltz mar. admlnr.,raoor "ho .... fo..nd au oil) "' AuJUSC PM! or ~'Olatl)' abu"'nt a fmwk \oluckftl •fto ...\ •orLi111 P1111...U..X in hrt off~tt. Tht admlnololrator ""' w'l"'ffdcd b} an arburaoor for three month• ""houl pay, but hio. po;ioon ""' retrmdlc:d bcfo.. the d«i\lon Wti made. Tht- 11e~l hllll)"rn<'nt ~•n1 "I' no1 u.nu>UAI. ar<O<dlnJ 10 Auo<canl 10 the ,....,... PallZ PrtsidcnJ Gai! Ciallanc. Ho,.c-vct. GaHan~ wud thac ., -.as unuwal ror a \llldcnl 10 compl<te the ...... procn• orr...""' heraa:u>n. mallnl her name publoc and wb)caonJ ber<dl 10 00\>t\amlna!ion. • Po"rrploJ• Gal!aro ropon<d tkal lhn< ha. noc bcm an incrnJC 0. the number of harawncnt iiiCKienu, bul rather an U>CtQst o1 "Yudcal coa~" and doffmna ,,...._on """'type of Ktioft can be da.udltd as haranrnmt. All of the cosa reponed 10 BamocanoSdomiCio in IlK SUSY s)"'C~ •ct't ather ana or cn\pk))ec wpcnnor or Sl\tdlmt/pror..., ,..,._......,._ ,,. dcoooo.....a IMc chere ... ''nliwtcs o( ,.,....,.,...... •-'-«~ "Mooc of the~,_.,..,- ..,, m..s rW'Wil ~) hal ....... lo clo Wllh ,.,....,. tllan • llll sa," ~~ Mse<l<d. "Prorc:ooon have ,.,....,. .,..,. on..- _,.,..., ...... .._...,., ............ .. addilioe. the ; . - of fiDII pidcll- _ . . . , . w ....... . . . . _ iD boo ......, _....... At tile_.._.....:-.- ...,...CIIeWl.. "itb ...... _ Charla ..._,..vod. E>oec:utiw ......,_, ~ odminilnton *"" .......... ell.;.. . . . . . - - *"" _,.,;.,. the - a profcaor," ...,.,...,__ Oim1or or £ric o.-q, er.. ScMc:<s. .,.._!'Jl ~........,...,~ iaE.... ~ .....,.. ODd Ill ~,..... ror """"-.'' edooal 10 ...... ~ ........ -•......tlofdlcEqaJ~• ~ ~·· loaa·hdd pooilion Iliac ...... . . . . _ , is a ronn ot MXual diocriminallool and It a wiolalion<lfTode vn of the I~ Cvil Ri&hu Act. Scudcau ... also prottclcd under lrtk IX or the Edlation .-......d-1. . "l1ltft is a di$ap1anall, howeoa", OVet ~ the alliddilla aro too broad. Facu-y Senate Et«<utlvc e-m~ Ooainnan Norman Solloff labded the tpliddiM$ . . _ . . , .. . . . _ . . . eattier "' the · ioltoff ......_,llw "!be lawcrata an..,....,._ lllll't- .,_ _ .. ODd will also iloi!ialr OU-OUI .............., ....... nplaiacd. ··v.,..·rc-~ •o••--"'Y.-rac:t Ncn~ doeaudcnl. a.t<'s-.St-~H-t, ..., _ . . . . . , . - die arblcl1lt0r'• }ira .... ~ wilb the ........ of lhc ohe dfcru or- usau1ts 6uriaa ~""' -lioed by che Pro)ca oa the Stcmn Educatioe of w.,....,.. .......... Jk ......... tloot Ga....o "lauopeiltialkld -.tlald to bemor. immacwu.nd ftlliw." Tht .cud)' poiou out: "Studcan dcpctod . . - their Tbc arbitrator also did noc take into c:onsitkratlon l)m'IOI&S profcoson ror cradeL .....,...tlom. JOb mcna!l ODd comploiau qaiDsa bt>t.nlhcr termed his bcllaYio< rocardl Oppponunitios. Gnotlull• .audcau, i• addiUOI\. rti) ''aa c:xpralion of impulsl_,... and poor on 1hdr prof.-n fOf OppOrtulliti<s 10 auond spcaal To P"blicin: !be dcc:isioa. the ooromilt« pobcr<d I .llDO ..-minan and C'OIIf......... a.d IO co-author rcsnrdl ~ tlpatut!S wbic:h h ,..,,, pm<:ftt to SUNY Chanmtor Oinon for int~ tO <OUequcs on the fldd, for <pon$0<SIIip In ll. WMrton. Upon ~rian's rotum IP the clantoom, H onfonnal llld fonnal ..,..,.,ic socic:tia and prof<S'IIOIUI ..-s protested ouliidt: the buUdins in "hi<h he "'"' auodlliom. and for rcam»mt.ndlillons ror y-ants • fcllo•.,hiP' and facvh) appolnommts." 11cc c:asc wcn1 10 a binclina arbitrator because. Oenewo $("""""-- o..m.... --.. .· jud_.,_.. �.. - Ask him about UB's future, . . ask hini about student interests Take time to.show you care · Spcmaored by . ., ~E ~CJR~~ , �It's finally budget week in Albany ~,_.. 51_ •hould luvt _ , . im_. on whm tilt budt<~lo f"rnally M-.Hf,f,l/ft<K "nw ~·· i i f Troh,., added tlulll>i"' tenpt • u "~iaooril) duiiUy way o( ~ P<OI*," ond that "tllerc's 1 : ~~- c1a1rt 1o rHihh up • eatiJt .. poo&iblc... l Tbc Coerucl cmphaliud I bat 111< Senote'• ~ ......... --.~ C*1}l lal-.l-a no~ or the b V011< Sla1e Smalt io Kholfultd IO a."'<r ttV<nl clap off ond bqio liMI DqOtiatioas oa • ~ re<Unllool for abc Slat~ Univcnity or New von: (StJN~iapot<d ao be rOuchJy $8.5 milllooo. both of the ua;.lolhc hoonin luV< ~ lh6r bud.,.t 'U1iom, llOd the uoo ~ "'"" ~Hop L Oorey-tllldl wott- a rOMJ ,_....,. '""'->' s..-·, oauaJ ..._ ooo f-1111 SUNY. ''Sc:Mtc -*oniuM-- r - 11ooc ao..mor to be olealioa • "'-"tly. lo 11)0<1 r..h;· Tra•- nplaM<d { AI a ICWII, lbc lqj<latoV< body .._<d 10 " - " ' ' "' 10 •orl • r.a~ i Tbc As>cmbly re<omrncrldcd .., $8.5 "'~lion - T1t.a& """" ..., a buolton C'OnWIMI on top or carey·, orisoflll r<OpOwll, onc1 the · •rnually 110 <""- Ill Caff' ., oroainal ' * -· ... tlcmcnt. u.cr.- Smate___...ny '""to .,..,..,.,...her th< tllrcc...,.. for ~ialion>-pawd • bill •ith no ot~CYeo>c. AccordU>c 10 ltmoc~y Trol.,.,, Couood 10 So""' SaYlor Wolin Flooo(R·Amhtnl), SUN\·, rcoiO<atlo<l allollld be m lhc cmcn&t amo o( ..Ut ahe A'""""'~ .......,, "I wooolcf- bc>Urpnll<d of U .S mill1011 ntbc ovmbcr ..,...,.t on," be gjd_ Prcsodenl o( tbc Slodcnc Auoaa1ion or tl/< Slat~ UotV<r>ity(SASU) Seem con<""<d "''" TntiiK't'' C$1i1Nie. "Eillo1 and oox·lulf mdllool <lolle" oppan to bc ""~~" ""'II bc F(IJfiS," be 1oW Th< '>p«rnutf Fridoy. "Blit OO<hinc'• <kf'mitc." rom w..., _ t:wey tbal k .... 11m< lo ... do-. a -·--· ---·~lftllltd•J.vl""fl' ..,..,.. •>d be ..nd<Nonds the Srtoatc """"" bolt ntJicod tile ....... I ' '1oe0,000 aa.k," r<f...,.. lO tbc - I l l of _ , II probably._ the Smalt IO prtOil up the budtrt A«ordinJ 10 TrariK't, tbc Smatc lcoclo:nllip ' ~'C'a.l .. h~ nqoc_~ah.aa Menu.·· 10 MV '" an dton 10 ra~ SUN\., raaorohon.lbc btcaat atound a m-ol•"'' ••~- I~ for the C'oty Uni.....,ty o( .._,. VML (CUNY) Hcc\I)IAIMdlhalthcA':~blr t-t\nym!Jit"htn fa'Wor or lcclllnt CUNY'> tuu- aa S1100 a )etr, ~It oh ,.tllln.,.... 10 ld SUNY"> tuotion 1nct<a>e 10 SIOSO. On ..... Other hond. 1 ••,,.. >atd the Srnat<'>- "''""' "of SUNY aon up. \0 >hould CUNY •• Wtun m1y JC'\Uh, ht rcm.itLcd. " \Om<" blrpj" tn~ol~ina • bt&,&n racorauon (Of SUNY in (a\Uf of So..,.n antkipoa.,. tllot SUNY'• final ~touloon .. ill bc dctcrmtned \OmfiirM llli\ ..eel, "dclillllcly bc(Oft C111ey seh morricd on ahc lllh.'' ll<alu"' tbc cnafrc Slol< budlrl' ,.., nOt pomed b) lh< Lqlslalur< on April I, 1h< fin• I ~·• Jal< for •PPIO•al. an N~ Vorl Stale tmpiQ)'"C'C"rr -.in~T lht:n 1UC bc:1nl Olld in M:'rir«-in crf«t a procnhory noh:--until 1hc hudlct i-. appro,t'd. "'Nt-~ ~t.."l'l ch.cStatt\lan' p.vin:11hc k'&•~bi•on aod ar thl\ poin1 au: purctr \pa:'ulaU\C', "'Thro. pta« ;.. GO\~mor U.nbtl~l~.•· in ....;ript ••• at'\.'OfthUJ lo Traina. u-..hkh mlintainln& CUNV", S900 uutton. Bu1 th< Coun><l noted lhol any numbcr of u11 happt_nJna.. and anycommcnu- po.._~bthltn 011y rnd k \Ald. "If'\ I R'&Ular IU11t0f mfll." Shaver-denies bribary charges by A I. . C. KIIC'IIk CtHttrihut..,. DlitOI" "t\pinst stupodily . - the JOCh c-onl<nd 011 •lin." .. i<S umoc=.,rul lsnit<d l'r'Ndential eoncl>da•• TrcspondiRJ 10 TN C""""''s Mardi 24 cditonal ,.1ndl dla~ hlm wit.h blawuly att<mptonJ &o buy the publicadon·•- m 1bc <<Cft>l Stucl<tlt !Woaallon p..,, Sho•""· !SA) docl>oa. c..,....., :s 11>< ediaon.J, •nun~ by 'Rir E<IIIOI..,n-Oun Mall- Luba ond pubfo.bcd the day b<forc d«<.l ons bcpft, • aa.-..cd Sba•w of off<rina ahe ...,.uy l<aturc • .......,. SA funds ilflhc form or~ ad•trtl<lnc ro. hl1 own bcncfu. In 1bc <lldonmcna. •hid! roUo•'Cd. 1M Curmllollqcd '""' st-w >p<nl IOorhi• U mlaot~ lftl<l"i<w aall tRJiboulloo,. he .. ould male< I be .......... "•cakhy" or he ..... ,.,~ I)A Praid<nl . "Tllc boord \0\lnimously auumcd that be """' tryinc to brib< Tfw Currrlll, •• <1.11mcd Luba .•.,..,.. ,.,., hulc ~ue.llon in our ~:· .........., The incid<nl has spurr<d, K<Ordincto the March 31 Mue of T'MCurrrm, a libel$ull Olcd bySha\tr apjiiSIIM SIUdcol publicalk>n. Vel Friday, Shlvt'r drnl<d 111a1 ht ho• taken action. thou&h he claimed thai h< is curr~nt ly dii<ur•lnc ah< mane< wilh Ill> auo-y. . In r($porue to The Cmnnt :, rrf)On that ht woukllt'C.'t'()t a S l!lO,OOO out ofroun ~Uicm<nt,llt< rormcrcandi<laacrcpll<d 11\at al\e CommMI) were Aid ,;in jo,t .. durin&.. an inronnat oon~satio n •ith 111~ C'Url?lll New. Editor Mrrlam Banda and • Tre: prinlcd .,OUI Of COnte~ I." Dtnni• Biro<~ . ~lh< 01r«''or or Sub Board I ,.hi<h panlally rundo 1M C11rrr111, - l e d , "Anyon< ..,""" anyoox. boll t Jloo't lllont th<r< il a cue. NQI.htnc rtally molii:ioo. wai aid. •• H t odcltd that it il lip to tht-<couiU 10 d«ldt. bul claim<d h< ilocs not ahlnt 11\aa •her• woll bc ony finoncial <a011or...11om for S..b-lloard. dc>piac rhe ou1comc:. " My fint reoctlon wu on< of ditb<ll<f." Shovtt ~lltd "'hm h< beard of IN aaeug1ion. ••Mt~ hal I must nOI baV< ralOiV<d tllecndoncmcnl." Slla- dbput<d luba'• inlcrprctolion the aor~ int<ni<w. "'I ialo lhc in1mkw and ~ til.ed 111< basic qUC$Lion-<!uolorteaaiono, u~ and ~ 1 tolk<d for abo<d iC'UI or dahl mlault> about my plalform, "'"'I or wont ........... a Ihe ~M>c 10 cfnuion I and ho- Ihe SA could h<lp co.tobl"h thl\ &lid deer...., uu<1cn1 ~pottoy:· ,..,unl«<d Sha•,.. "'ibm I &mlfl'ft'cd "1-ue\tiOm 1M) p\t mt' ~Jnrnaao SA prOC"t'dur~ my ~ po(oc ..., . . .. at'td ho.. mar.y hou"' I l'O<IId 'lltnd on the tob.'. ,._. Sha>« crplaJncd tlut h~> propo<aJ- .. hdt be .ao.l he dant'lllrd fOJ aboua one m:inutr and • hatf-•ato no1 10 ma\t 7MCIH-rrntrid! buttocrat. . .-rc~ distribotoon of SA . . , . . . . . _ - . HetllaintaiMd tlur th< SIS.OOO .. Ioi<h hc cbim• btl)'\ act.en._ in TN Sp<~Nrnm shodld bt d1\idcd on a 1brce~ rauon- baW'd on 1M nvmbcr o r - per~~-... !hal rl "..ould http ... (SJ\1 admitli>tratiol! by rcodlioa the ma.J(>nly or abc thr"""' wucl<tlr publication> •• ""TCiftt Sha'-crcao:w: an and •casted hun 'ltiOliof\' to define thc ro1t or ahe prcsidato or the SA ..... araucd luba. "Hc an.... .....d the ~~· '~ bn<Oy and <httn&cd thc lopic Ofl his 0'*" as to how TM ~o.'OUkl b«omt. U''f)' ,.ealahy orpniuaoon. •• Tbc E<liaor~n-Ch;cr added lhol hc diu not rcmcmbcr e~.-n-ythina that Siha.. c-r uid durinaahe mlf'n-~• aMI. thou&)t lh«t •-u a tranllrj{'fiPI 'ii04UC'Wl'M!t"c k ..,. ..., ··,~ aHailablt;' to ''"J<n" "ha' c.,nwt, Tllt~trum. .,He was just ob\iously tryon& IO &<' bi< cttdc>f'<'fllo<nl by 1h1n1 U.S a kJI Of money:· \.'Onlinucd l utl». "'Wt jU\t rtportcd h u ~ s.:i"' t~:• Asscrtina that he did not kttlally >peak 10 lbc candidatc, but heard il '"lhtouJh oh< &ra~inc thai he (Sh..cr) was ~)inc h< 101 Th• cndor.scmtnt. and .,..r w«t wonc:k1ina \tth~." c.,,.,..,,., ......lorolltdl<OI Slill anccr<d OV<r tb< editorial• all<:plion•. Sha•CY \ltd, .. I'd li~e 10 ~my I <dina that Mau lube is a li.l• . H< i> oncopablc or hondli"' thc toilet poper in lh< ,,..,.,room ... alone runninJ an <ditO<Shtp ol • .,udenl publicaalon. Truah woll be my d<feruo," .. As. rat as tlx- od~t c·-.·o editors- in qUC"\:Cion arc C"'fK'f'rncd !llandG and C&mpu~ Editor Roba1 Ripp, ahe 01hor ..-.a-. or the <ndorscmmt oommitt.e, .;qin can and .,... cli!dorc I I I I I Hair St)'li.Bt& 1 388 K - Avenue 1 (A<~I ComiiiJ,at Sdlocl I Ptoel•• ~k Prdaw J une 8 ) o J uly 21, 11181 I ,........_C.. ltiiJow 1>171I -epon-Mcn.fndoy Oai.T f8 00 I P8~eo..a- I ~uoo I • I ,_. ....... 1 e.p!tes AD1d0. , . ; I -835-C)33C).;. A denwndlng alx-week progrMJ for coi"SS_e atvdenta wtto w.m to lewn wtrat layt echool le 111!8. I I I I 'I 1 1 L--··••••..1 For further lnformt~tlon write io Lukl~. PLP, Cornell Ln1lclleel Myron T•~or H..., It~ NY 1 Anne ..no... n.r c..,.,...,. ~~~ ScMnp.Jto- 1 Head Firat n , ..... The coni <no and 11mon1 or the <duonal _ _,) domqcd lhc larut<d Pan)., campaicn Sha•n claom<d. "Tbc effccu arc ob>iou•.'' be •raued, n-rttnnc 10 .... dl<allJ)Qintinc •""-in& 1n lbc ....,ion "Any publiotoon •lu<b print\ such an inllammaoOf)' aniclclbcdayb<for<tbcdcction i>~a IRJUSift ond ran only do harm 10 onc'> anrpoip. ShaV<r iMi>led the da,.. ,....,, bc)oo>d hio CO"'J>IIP· Tbc OnlY JPite., umut't'ft!ful caoclldlle ~Y ....,...., t!nalcroiqa phone ComrndltinJ on 1M o.n-e.r~¥arr:io ll <di1orial •hich call>. All" readiQJ be not<d. ·~ (Jmutbal ata • 4 allcaed"' irluawf of • nblata.nt" bribt. Sha\tt <rucl<tla calltd and doomed that I dtda"l .-. . - . . , ID tbtos l;Oid.lll<y ....., 10 ... .., ~ed · ....... they did. 11l<y ...... Uni...... ly. m ...... ""' Nnnonc ro. orr...,... r.---------, I auas.lnar<d m) <harKkr. They ha.c '""' wrncthin& """'h" romplcrdy unarue." "Wt prlnt<d "hal •< >h. We didn't mal e hdcllincs," l..uba "'ld or ah< <duorial ~hid! •PP!*r<d "'ith the &obi< of <'I>Ritllll. "We IOOIIJhl Pct>Pic ,hc)QI,j Lno" "hat I)~ of C>C'fJOft Tom Sha\n 1J. Thi~ ., "'hat ~ dtd ... MANDATORY SENATE MEETING ~ Tuesday, April 7th 5:00 pni, Haas Lounge ALL SENATO/lS MUST A TrEND ! �. .l . ~ _ J Harassment.--:-':"·,_ ....._......... ! ...... Clorte.......-----.~-""i alldalu"'-,.. ,....,. eq,o~~...,... ,o ..,_...._ ....... ~ . f • 111111 Milk-, a .,.clpMt . - • tOtialat:1 al lht U.......,olc.&r...-• 8crltdy~-raulu 1ft dilcrimiMiiaft: "£...., - . . ..,...., ;. not own, tht woman will root hltimidaled. 10 wort wkh the prOfmor. Slit - · • ,...,. 10 .....t witJ1 him in h is ortlcx. Slit won't ul; quORIOM. To tht WCI\1 IIIII IIIlo haPI"'ff>, It mran• a ..-oman dO<SIIOIIftllCCftOIO t b t w Is '"ppc>Kd to ltam rrom. A malt Jtudtnt don not NO lliOUidhappal? Nothina would CO<nC or II H......,. would b< "opptd Would b< told II •1> my faull Cborlft would b< .,.....,ct Undcddtd 41 How wKJ.. pread do you 1hlnl K\UAI hara~tMnt Wle ___... _ \ 0. CW.r ' "t.WeiM -.. r I I I fRE£ WITH .... _ . . I ..... Dirc.ll, 'II I VAUOAHYnME I ......... ,.......c-...,., I I I ,_, ... I ......... I .,,_Hwr ~, rr~!!"r..~ .,... ... j .. ~ )4 ... J64llt :1'1 .. ""' 17... 1:1... S6 ... 46... 17'ft lO'I't 16... ~ )Olio r XEROX COPIES .=.~ ~ 100 .... . _ QUAHTITt .::-:a. __ .----·-MI __---_.) --··· ........... ---.awn• "'..__ ... _ ,...,.... , ll' I.Df\ I"' S6... IlOilo 4()or, Ill' ) ·~ 0.. Ill' Ill' ~ 7"1. 241o 04\ 04lo ll' 1.. 1.. 14lo l:t-. Ill' 04lo )41o ll' ~ lo-t "' s... )0'\ JO'Jo lO'IIo H ... 6l'!tt 6)41o Ja41o Z141o ... 2341o Ill' .0.. ll.. 11"11 17'1'o 1041o 04lo 1... I~ Ill' 6.. 0... 2'ft 46.. U"'o l4'ft S3'0 2900 10'1'. 7"1> Sl"'o 40'IIo 04lo 40'IIo 26.. 16"1o )2.. 40'IIo s.. ... 1). . ll' ll' l7'1t 5"1. ll' 04lo l6"1o 60'IIo )8 . . orr. 1)"1>. ..... l6.. sow, 1()41o~ IO'I!o ... Ill' lO"'o O'lt IO'I!o .... 1900 29.. 20'\ 60'IIo IO"t 10.. '"'*polled fell lh< 1\arn><r "'"""' b< \lopped. II mU$1 'b< nol<'d <hat lht r~pon!Ci 10 all 1"qUCSiiono ar< dctxndml upon rach rnda.idlllls ddinidon of ~ual h&ra\<limtnt A ncx~~ \ho._-s !hal , _ ,........., wllo dd"m<d wxual h l . . - t •• "vcrbaf a~" bdontd nothoq """ld haPI'ftl If e ._.td. ~~ ,..ho cl<lintd ..,,.., h.....,_ u ."rO«'<d _ .. mll.ntau>cd ....,.. anion •ould b< t.\lt'n. MoR ha~- b«'n andfO< d o - l""" •ho bas lftn >aually hlra- . ~1lilt noo< or'"'*"""" familial' ~With thb UniVCNif(lh<Jilniorand lh< sa>ion.) feel th<y'_, b«'n hara<>Cd, 11\111)1 repontd that lhcr ha~ kno..n somcooc •ho ha• b«'n. This is an indK:anion 1ha1 1\lr&-P:I"nmt tshu to somtd..,.., 11 obis Unl><r~iiY. bull\ nDJ.bdontd 10 b< •err I 1 Am~ ,...; Ohllllllr, ... c..-.. ~a.----- a..,... a.. •-u • on bolh """"· • Tht ,.,rt "''" conch1C1nl rr- Marth ZS.'tarcll 27 "' 'K,uwt, CoCJOCI)nr ano1 Corm Hall.. An <rrO< or S.7 pcn'C>t can b< r\pra<d. Sludnlh f'OIItd oalhcd 210. This poll " ""' lo<'trntlr..- ran. bul rather • ntnllom ""'C>· -A~.c""- -1-'<>lr IINtt 11 fow <HI:- ilf <filM" I< >r'llHII/'oo b<tnlnlt,f fY'l>frnt>tS ...., rrpan«l 41k~ q~~aflnll. lht>llth " ..,. • J c.r-- C....,., . .fD; S6~ l6.. 04lo a ec-lrla ~ ~c--.---~ ....... c-..- a..,..a;. 2&"1. The last ~UCSCtOn ao,l«f v.omcn 1( \4.•\ull hlr.\~lkml P<Of"'loO<h more «<loot\ thon •b•~ by a"~"'· Sliahll) ~ than OClt hltr of lh< polltd IMU I II mO<e !Criou• 10 b< harautd by a PfOfC!>O< rath<r thin a ,;tuck'nt. A1rft0\l &\ many ._"'On'lt'ft (~I H •a\ the \atnr by ..-c--.~ ~ O"t Woman Jl(Mitd b<lkv< !hat ir lh<v rtrOf'l ~e•ual "icfesrrcad • h&ri\SA'1t1U. I\Oihlft& ~'[II t"'ii'K' or h . On I} 2• f'l('ft'mt or ... c--. AlliiiMI ~ --~...-~ 04lo 12.. 40'IIo 5Q"' 104\ Sprinc 1911 S...W eo..frr• "' ..... --f'AU..-- s-er. F.. 1911 ' • .... :lA.. . .--•Sub·Board I. Inc. announc~ ---• Positions AvailalM for Univn'Sity Union Activiti~ Board (UUAB) fot Sl... 16... lO'I't 0.. ll' 04lo 04lo 1241o o-. .111-IATIIIIII-~-··N.I:··- OloiiiGtl DirKtor fitw Am ,., c-.lrtu ewr,_. ,.. Am fill~ .w...t ~ ~ 12.. Compiled b) Km Carooa, Jain Oordancr, Cllcfyl Oorchna and o..rrre Accordo. lcN!rd Outside 355 Squlr" Hill MSC .Sa- You f 5 5 55 ~ ll" """ "... ... ,..... "'... "' 4$... AlrPMJIO • (atr amount OOtJ on all th< um< Stucltnl Undcadtd IN & OUT PRINTlNG --.......,--r GNd l141o 251ft i\ l l lhb ~o;:mbolh ssssss I '"'.Dill~~ ·~ Happens loa f<" Do<sl\'1 happc:n II all Undcciclcd S) Do )'011 llunl ...,.,.., hara_.,..., r..,.,. a .,..or....,. <>< 11udtn1 b mclft Som0Ul1 Coupon lulletln I T-' lhk.tr>ily? 1M lypt oil. . . ." I .. ha....,...t It this Unlvtnity, wlw would )'011 doT C-plltin 10 WP«kwl fcllht .......... 10 'lop lpOreol 0o Ilona """ it·- repon II MI. IIChool for hdp Tranfcr to ODO(bcJ daA Auad.Ullllccidtd l) If - bad btca >ido!Niicd by ....ual " " ' - ' - · a.nd reponed ... do )'011 lhlliJ H-. ROOJIE'S ·, o--,,....,.,.,.,_ 2) If )'011 ....., • vicum or ...... IUrftf.u l -.,..o~,.,... v~r Ya(myortl) Vat-clot) " In my opinion," orrcr<d Dir..,.O< Ha)"'OC>d, 'OW ptrUOI or an romalt ui>Cknls hl•-e ~ ..,. JOn or ~..-1 IW""mtn' In colltF 0< • ..,,.... !oCbool. Tht •·~ !l1lllt studtnt •ould P<llMbly ....,. •• '""'·" Many ptoplc bdot>c tlw l<xual lun.timcDt o' ~ltd on lhc pllduatt lt>d. Tht Amcncall Ps,cholollcal AJioaal- rtpOnS tiW 2S paccal or r...,. Pl)'t'loo6o&y P<olnoon "'rvcycd admillbal lhcr .,...• .,.,... 10 JC<ual .............,, on pUll< idlool, "'f'''d"" 10 Bon..--.sctMeldl . \ " I'¥< ht&nl ............ bul thfy'rt II lht nHDO< ~ tdhcr boca- l1wy llhf daom1) can'1 b< S\lbluntiai"!!.Jr lbql (lhc qudcftU)don'l ~no..lhcy'rtb<ln&~." Adminlllrad¥< 1 Viet Proidtnt Orad1111c Student Aslociation IOSA) Mdi•'" A1111Sooo<r..Jd. Stcu<r did not doi<Oilnl lht postibilhy lhal harawnmt dotJ oa:ur 11 1h< 11aduatc kvd 11 UB. "The more;,·, alla..td 10 haPI'ftllh< more 11"111 hlpp<nand h ..m 1\apptn mor« r.cvefCiy,•• a.he rtmarled. Studtnb m ,mall d<Pir1mmu ar< len li~dr 10 lodac wmplloinl>. Sttuer olotoriltd. bocauw h .auld b< harder to ••itch prof«""' "Wr ~no.. thai C~'<•UJI h..........,.t) is aoina on. but ptoplc 1.,. don'ttall: abaulot, ·• OSA Student Affw V"ocr Pmodcnt Alii< ~..-ltd. "Th<r<'• a bic ~ or'*"<-< ... ,. "'· ,_, ll' "' '"' " c...-~ ............ ,..-.. -.--..rib ..... Slot_.,,...... CHI 39 ~rcent CJWCJre of hdrassment AUGUST a DECEIIB£R GRADUATES ONLY ,,,<( !>'!JIM •• �! Congressmen debate Reagan economic cuts Thief steals keys to most of Ellicott f All una.,_. numb« or ,_.. l<yJ. ...-l>lf of ~f opmlnJ Ylt1ual)y <"a)' ot- .. .... Elllaxt COmplex., "'" ll<llm rr- tile Cvstodoal Stm<a' Ofroor m Spav..,... ,. ~F~~~~ A«o<dda co Otr«tor or Pubfoc 'lafccy Let Gom•. rodd•IMlNt Public s.rccy omc.-n ......, _ . . . , 10 t ile Ccwnpk\ 0\'Cr tile •«lmd IO -..rc ._.c .., llodb, bnnp., .... C'ftllfe ..cul'lly (Offt . ..... up 10 a """""""' or In a rat< e...X, tbc fi~ W<SI<m .,. YO<! (WNY} ~ ptllcr<d at Wf'IED-TV lludcoo Frod.Q for u informal disa&Siion ol tbcciT«t>ol Pra.id<nt ~·· rwca~ polity on tho WNY ...... Tht p ch<nna rqwac•~ted <be rcnt-aod quite blr tile 1&11- bme t hat tile r. .... repracotalha "'"' mel tCCIOth<t ptlblieally. Mod<Tator R - Porl,_, tile )I y<~~r~ Pmldai!IJid Publilbcr of tho Cotmtr-~ clittdtd lbc rouodlabk rorvm towards a cliocuuion or bow 111e p<t)POMd ~ cvu will aiT.a Wf'IY atizcm. Tht HouK or Rqnom~ati.-.. "ill ....., bqjn d<becc on the cull "'l»rii Rcapn "-"ill laid lo .... bala..., IMilld by . .. Whik an n.., Conam>mcn <Ot>CUrred t hat tile budJCt ruu ...n1 prod""" innilabl< shon-tn 'm "cu·brcollna.~­ rcared tbat tJ>cr, In a >u>tain<d period, may uce irrcvculbl< ruuhs. Concrc"man Stanley L ndlnc (Dtm .. Jamcsto,.n) called lht cuh "polhl<o • and .. untarJtttd;' whitt' Con1rcume n John laft fce (D<m.·Tonawanda) ront<'l)ded , " I doo 't lnow If you'v< !iCI<aed cht cori<CI S30 btllion." Th< tim< loa bctwtcn Implementation of tht C11U and <On<'fffl. achiMnC thr dmml rffctt> I> an area or ancntd Conarcssman Henry Nowak (Oan.·Bulrolo). LunOin< b<ltrv... thai tht cuts "have a di>propon lonaet rflcct on tht Norlheast ," and In panicu.. r, on cht w...ctm New Yetk area. Ae<ord!OJIO f'lowal , Erlt Count y collc<U mott r~ut from the FC'dcn • ao-...rrnmnn chan (r()m propmytua. Jl""' u...... of po>ltioo Stouoch ..,,_ttt or tht Rcapn PfoPO>Ik JKl K<mp IRcp.·Hambura) bdoc>cs tbal Aln<IICOI faa> " tile ..out economic aim lin«"1962." 8udJCt ruu. ht arJUCd , ore t ile only method bt •ltklt to JCltht NatoOII'• r<OnOmy thr" IIIJ once apin. Tht <uls. coupled ••tit .ubilonuat 11• .Whn, ,.;n put 1110K '""""Y in t he bands of tile peOple, e><Omotutc rcooomi< ....,...tJ> and F<d<nl (IJCOI ra petmbthty, rialn><d ~p . ---vou can'• rinana' a 16 ~~ IOO"RM" m lht Fedn"al bud&rl in a .ca-anant «<>nO<n) ," add<dclle li ou~ Rf!MjbiJCOn ..., pcopk 8 1 . .. 111M$. l ..ce Socunby aftft'IIOOO lh<rr had bftft ..., ~ dw tile uoleft l .,_ -.: •O<d co ...,., any rooaa. ..,.. r. dct ............ Gnrr., \Old s."''~· ••tJtc. prrton • bo ~ dv ._fli"'\ ~hould ha.-e ~ lo n<r)'lluna lout Food S<n-oor " Th< .coin! l <yJ •nr ta! m ' """ a lo<l<ed k<r cvntrvl doo<t m Mtcncmana Of(a Fnday MI!H A colo< ...... . _ .... abo oa!C11 ,,... llle ........... Gnmn ....., llle tl>ttf I; ''ob•- . ly rcom.clle don." • t)o "'\ no-s • heft lhi.QI:l art Lepe•· in 1ht Cu\IO<hll ~· orra Ht oddcel thal ti l e - could b< a "ducrunclc-d .ml)loj<c, Of ' " " a dbcNnclc-d Audml" l'ubie s . r.. , .... fl(bted • noo ....rd ror cnronnatiQol ktdcna 10 tile l f1\' ,...,....boiJI> ond abo tile arr<.c and tOft\I<IIOn of tht thltf. a•- "*" "'tc..mP'ROflt t:t¥ Wfl Conrr-rtnC't •re no' po_,q 1(1 '" " Chairman~ 'f'UII. ,. t~; " You <"an ftlht i nOauon. ho""cvt:r- thel 'l easy. J ust Lb ro• ~ ~ Co.JnU) 1nto a dfl)r<'Uion." f'lo.,.al objcttcd to doe cots. daim•na that Buffalo" til lace 8 u1Talo " hnvitr lo<<c> than a ny other A,.,.kn reponed by the US T rc:uury Dcpanmftll to r<m•c t he hlah<St pn- COJllta Federal aiel, noted chc fetmcr Enc County Compcroll<r N""al pojnced to tile ~"PP\<d dimcnauon of S1 mtlhoo 1n eduauonal old IJ an rxampk of.., bacl • thot Buffalo miJbt incur thlou&h the- eve.. lo addtbon, raptd nan"' fundi and SJO m~hon in Cornprcllcns>' \ Employ« Tr••••nc An (CETA) }Obi "oulcl !aU ~ 0 Budact DcrcctOf DaY>d Stotlman'' uc "l"lw' ~ we·~e h~ has cOf'l'llt' .,,h. C"O'-n• ~Jitncd Nowlll "''Y· Ktton.·· con.,..,.rncn La fake led an t'lnOCio<tal b>rra"" opm" .:c:mp'' ''\u.,P)·'Kk'' «."'fKHnin Kemp has cla•n><d thol by redunna tnt«N rota ond lnflotlon. tht ,.,..,. lCCtOt " '" floumh. In additoon. t1>c rroi'O'cd K••"P-Roth bell call• lor a 27 prrcmt acrOM.U.C· tx.rd ta, file rcducdon 0\a Ult nt'~' thrM )n.n "Th< l.cmp.Rotll '"' ruu arr not 101111 co hove tht pnmor) tfftc1 or JtimulatcnJ wi'C'Iy." arJUCd LaFalce. "b•n • •II 1\a~ 1~ •mn.codaatt cff«t of shmulaunr aa:rrptc d<mand Larolo.... CJOP(MCI tht mas•nc t.L\ f UU wi'POfl<d b) lM It">&an odmcn ..cracion , althO\Itlllhc fOoor-tnm ~ (1\0f\ .mar,.a.al tafuaww.s. lnCiodiQ& lK ~ or tht c:onu~ena.al ••marn~~~t ta\ prn.a~) .. Contr cu~nan Bnbcr CoaabtcIRcp .·Ak\andnl. I r<f'<ll or the ·~· • 'O<IIcl <OS! tile Fcdalll StOll r. r cnem,.....t UP""d> or Sll btlloon, "hllc llmc(ditll OGI)' 20 AI runes dw t""'m tumN tnlo a rol&rilC'd araumc:nl pnttnt of cht t&\pt)'Cft In """"""• ~ Conablo-supponed bft•«n lht Rcrubhcan and th.r« (kmo(,..lK urulatcul •" u•l • ovkl f"O...dq:n:atn- ~'U"&& rdid. Sui accord•n& 10 •••lml .,;,...,., ••o Auslander: Was he the real joke candidate in the end? Whal should lh~ Sl~#dMI As:so<'ra11011 's (SA) flrsl concern ~ and ..·hal rltannds should ~ pursi/M 10 (/f~til'd)' di'1JI wilh thai? Candidate A: " I believe that one of lh< m-.jo r concerns should be academic affairs. Academic rights art crudat.•• Candidate 8 : "The Scudrnc A5sodallon should be constantly work in& 10 raise i uppon for SUNY within all sectors o f the University. " Cand idate C: "Well, the first concern or everyo~ a1 this Univ.:rsity is co &radua.te and gel the hell out or here-not necessarily in that order. "Look around. How many 51udtnu bec:omc Sen3tors because they were truly con=ned with having a say in student affe.irs. • . besides th<lr own. that I$? You can bel that most ptOple involved in SA are there for their own reasoru;.'' Candida~ C: Also k nown as Jordan Auslander, the i ndependent runner for SA President. waced a brief campaign rwo .....,ks aco before bein& swamped ac the polls by SKUBA's J oe Rill:in. Auslanckr, howtver, is no uranaer 10 dmion losses. " I tried itlut )UT," be rdla:led. "I printed up lett en, "''etll to fonuns. ~ wert 30 people II a fOfWII In Hus louiiJc. • :rncy were all candtdllea." Last year's tocal voter tum-out-2AQI--wu the stron&e$1 i n yean, ~· · Auslander wu appal led . "(SA shook hi$ head :>adl) . " I fd l k fl out. lwu tile only or>< Prnid<nt Tim) Shc:dtan refened tom< u an WISCnOUS no OM ~csscd clutraa apiow. candidat<, and h< woo wnh 699 VOtes," tile sa~JOt " I thou&hlthey 'IOWid all d1squa~fy each Olhcr," h< e~claimed. " Yo u could liiJ a small d&SffOOOi wcth all n i d . " Tb <n I'd win . or co u nr . . . o b lh~ •otes it took to £tl Sh<dtan in ." God . . . Sha>'Cf could Ita~ .. on." Auslander admitted h~ may h<l•e taken himsdf t oo The c:ampaiJncnathatlcd up 10 ch< dection was not senously las! year . This year's c ampaign was run with a much bC'Icer in IUs o puuon. " Cordell. in a triumph of li&hcer approach . "My ' coal chis year wu &ettitll aood Wt~. sacd we shollld play disco music in tile everyone out 10 voce," h< sa id . " I made i t more Rat," h< declared. "What's scary, is !here's so much interestinc." money at Stllkc." "Everyone was asking me lo back ch<m Ibis year." AUllander complained of ch< P<OPI< "'"' tile he beamed. "They thought I was a serious chrcat ." "natvt1e" or Pre~idcnlial candidate Tom Conant who Aullander's platform wu based on student wanted co stan a Day Cart Center, and insisted that involvrment. "The problem at U B is therr are too "ther~·s only a small minority of people" bo care." many venu in the wro111 direction- Ilk< kicking holes "P<ople jUSl don't Ilk< SA seriously," he added. in the walls at Ellirou," he maincain<d . "Si~ty ~rcenc "SA cake~ IU<'If seriously. Look ac Tim Sheehan and or th< undcr&raduales are commuters; whcr~·s your sua:Qsion day. . . Where ..-as lh< hy~?" sense of community?" Auslander chided TM ~trum fOf iu student The lui place candidate suuesced a cause co gee a o>m-tm<nl covcnct. "You're as KrioUl as them." h< ptOple active. "How about a panty raid on Burr chara<d. "Be more ~~~~ tile National Enquirrr. It's State? 1' br asked. "No OC)t has run anymore. We don't dqradin& but it's ,.hat people read ." ha"" an economy that says 'don't worry about it.' Now If Auslander had .. on. h< ,.auld have clwls<d th< n-eryooc's in advct1isi11J and is a slave to Brool.s 'otio& sysccm immcdjatdy-bnnsin& the ~ BrOihcrs. EveryOM fi&hu over Uttle 1hincs. " to tile people. Ito! c laimtd. He saki Ito! "'-ould have Uke tbe petty arguma>IS lhat .arrcd th< rc:ttnc inlttupl<d Sprin&fcst ror a referendum. "Look ho• d«tiOft!. "(Triumph Presidecitial candida!< Cordell) many people "'oold voce tllen." lie 1ddcd. Sdlachter was bi.tchin& about lndependenl Rill "You know wlla1 tho! bluest obslade to v01111g Robau. .. (SXlJBA vP candidate) Ste--c: Kaplan was?" lie uked . "Pcopk didn't ..ant to ha.-e holes put lUred a for. po5ition that PlY' S l soo -..~·· ;.;. h<;..._i_n_t_b_dr_ Jo _ car _ ds_._.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ s.soo ,•..,..,.. s-- UNION CARBIDE Is Lootflttl F01 a Pllrt n- COMPUTER OPERATOR We desllll an experteneec:t Individual ror our 3<d shift operation: 3 hours eaCh evening. Monday.Thurac:lay, and 8 hours on Friday. Typing. loglc:.al lhouQIU c:apabiiiiY. and the ability to work wit~ minimal supervision are requinld. We especially desire eomeone with e~pel1ence In the use of Interactive Control programs. For e><ompt conlldentlal consideration please ~ubmll a resume to: Mr. Mar1l Moscato Salaried Per.onnel 355 Squire Hal Union Calblde Corp. Unda Division PO Bolt 44, Ton-ancla, NY 14150 ·-----·An Equ•l OppOnlltl/ly Employw lli-iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii. Department o f Physics and Astronomy Fall, 1981 Registration Relativity for Non-Specialists PHA 115 M. Sachs Registration No. 00«35 c.pen 268- Tuesday, t0-11:410 a.m. This Is an "'formal, non·m81hematJCBI presenl81ion of the ld&as of Elnsle/n's theorY of re/81/vrry. Topics ro be discussed: space, rime, space-lime maner, the principle ol rstallvity, meaning ot E =me{. gravi/BI/on, black holes, pulsars and quasars. rxJsmolog/cal models olthe universe. curved spacetime. lhe con/lnvovs t~etd and who/ism vs. alomism, the idea of a vnllled.llefd lheory, Imp/lea lions to the phlloaophy of rei81Mry rheory In problems of society. Mulmum c1111 d lacuuion will be encoureged. Sfudenl• tro all dlaclpllnes are ln,lled ro enroll. ~ ; i_ �!editorial J ! i - j - • J: £ Harassing problem u~ ""loti"""''",. Whlll un rou obolll MXUal " " " ' _ ' _ '"" hJ)8eled-11'a unlolt and a c:t>nw, ll'o 011 uncomlortai)IO a11.,.1_ thai . . 1oo o11. . del.,. •• """'""" ''""' ~ ptlb(c Slnct!r~ regr~ts """'-• h o - II mottl _ . . OIIWied Ul""9 more oboo• II - otaned -..."""'~!- oolutloM. ua lteouency ""VIII• ro ,,. fd<IOt. l•ke ~· the •~oe1a ot harassment are w.cuma ol botr. ttte ouac~"" ai'Cl of OC>eiOIY They all 100 otion ""' condemnod lot being I'm wrlunq thll l>elcwe lhe SA election bOIIOII hoYO obtoaed TheY repeatedly-and 01111. clnpi!o ollt~~ereloomlln II>Oo>Qht-.,. t)Mn counted It il tn lh.. tr1"" of m~ thll t woukt ctlllcorecl lor peltl&potwono~no 11 e>n I hemtolie IO opolc.gin to the VB flncletgfo<l 'ale 111..,..,1 The Olh8felel«,..,l to ol IIMa»>M!!t loltor ol borly 1ft ~ tMta.nce&. 1he abi!W t5 •eMMa ted Of oltat~ ~- ~se the The- o1 etectoont ~my oo<n1on 11 • .._ •o Ns _ , Sll.,...ll d o - rely on tiMI Q00C1 -'< ol tiMI pool I"N' lht 1>4111a....or ol pro'-• '"' ~·- recommotldooloM and joC>o Wcw~8f0 surely rely on cancUd•tH and ,...,..._ ~· demon$tt•ttd th•t tlr'hltn .uu•• _."'11.,._ 'el><'"' ,..,_aM "hor.u..-· theu emptoyeq fot IYAh,atlcwls encla IlNdy tncomo. 8 111 While 1t~18 fiCCO'I are ,nUt•ent"-1 In dlle1m1n1ng I'W)W CIIH ol naraasmettl w•11 be hanctle<l I he\' Me not 'nSt;rmoun!alHt GrNttf ~ bllt,,Y •no•ne l()(fY\aho'l of mote gf04 ps•tmc»athe'c. to ttte PfObMfi'\S of nataumen• e•~ tr.e lnC)n open~~~ of ~~~ l~!( ,!?!!~~~ m~- ~ SA I~ ••e •he<e ,,_ ""'"''"0 body to ueat tne StuGent Asaocl.tlton •• a hHOI jl()i<e -n Jlnrh s~ 'I.., ron he IOYI . . • OOO' 10 • ...,.. ... .,.., •••..., tne•• • ...,,.., ofl"""ll •hal thty are ta.~•no ohemael- too aetlOo IIY "'Of'" ~~ atanoer·s a mt·~ may ret~ tne lottmgs "''' hi.,. repe••ecny ~ted 1M Y.U- I'NfOI'UY ol U9 &lt 4eftl5 lO $IIY :illflrJIV hom trw! pods d•·rl'nO the lrtnt II 'ht..-.cJiy eJecltOn IWUOCI Tnrt yearover-1500 b.11JC.t6 were c111 in '"• SA etee.rlot'!l Jf'd •~opreu U wolf'' former ih•<lent leaders Pflrud •hat c11flnv 11 1 good 11.rno-'' 8l t ,,,, ts •·oooa"" ort•Y •n tttm$ or wn.a1 we.,. sea to C')lnet yurt aaw 15f.C. 2()0C": Z:S(£ SUJdel\11 aht11fle IO tN PQita *h1te I~M and lo- f lif'N:I tt-.,se e<w•l vot•• reatOttl ... up lofi'Nf SA PtHt(.lent._, cef'Ktfd•l• JotCS.n,#.:tand« The tnmoatcaaea lhemet'•t&ot tt,nmno t•rarroma\ea pofnt6t'd 1n6ot110 so be-littling a..n entire elec-t5on process WOtltd be a.:t.e&IIOf'\lbl• Tunc ia betnO tWitted-In fon m• 1n intorvtewa-by both the anchdiiiO and those he eddfHie'S 8• I In A•.6Ja~S UM I he' ..fO'Ie" ml•ts M\ int8fM II"Q c:onwnet'll on •he ttare ot amdent go-..tMI'W:e "' 08 and 1ne t.c•ors I h.!' pro~ ~m to rne~te ,,. moc:k r• n 111 • n•t•tr ,.., ot ''- .eect!Oft for It fl 1mportan1 for •n ObMt'Ver t.o remembtW that tht& Is tiP !Of gtJI>S there IS no 11 only one 'ffeek out of 42 To 1nalyze il tomtctty u lomll u to !tow low P"'P~ woll sonk The week ••• ~ltKtlflzect b'l spr-udjno t umor& m ••SI bra PI I '"10 the CO"felt Of the whOftt rMr TN,! vandakrlng etewaton IJ't'd .,_,,.. and O<gii'IIUI""' ltaetf iOIO I O W ! y - - ~ "'a"' ' .ar:JOilo9•u 10 the US &lttOint body tor '~" "''~''"G C)Ott!ftfl.ll S-triYtf'tO too doM to a t>ollol boa Some ol · - - . d<nc1f1 •rolot•no .,. •ppartnt ore..• As • UI'Mt-clate tor Vee P.~· ' ,, ..,, ot 114eehons_ otn.r. ......,e slmpty vto4atlng oood can~ a\'Otd respona.o.•••Y l lllt It t-S t"*M KUons fttat ctltM lhe UB lhtOent au .nos as they occ~ • Ptwacy. treectotn of tf'lo'Ce and ~· ~ote twan ughtl ll'wadmg UtoM O.C..uM you are'" the posmon to do 10 wit hOt·\ havmg 10 worry~ boM the eonsecu ..nees 11 .stc.• •onoung 11 mil)' be alc~er O•OCS· IIH>g _ . , . ~l.n•• to Queshon lhe tlgiUfUKY 1,_ ...llfOI"Nf ThiS- De Cflppkng IO ooy llle lust AIII>Oo ; l i l l i e - ol '"""""""*•nta- t •e a CH'(t•S 10 1he Pfe:h it C&n be~ a•JO U I ~1y o Moll""' Dolla< CorPO<Aiion ••r 'O ••U ancl CIY when IIIey pay lheff mai'Clotcwy ' " The c:omplomll ..,lct1 lolloWed tne eleCtion - • twty ~ U lheM I.Uioettl •nd concefr\1 --.e not ocldte&IOCI tmmecllotely then lhe organtZao""' wo• ltl driv~s To IM Edum •m 1 wr•H!'Ig In roaoonse to the duttrtnt cnarges at.uons al1d acttonl whtd1 occ• tttld d· nng and e ft et the Swderu As50C•auon etKhOf"l '' •• • nta-tt nate 11'1<1 t ••t ~lll'lg that IOI'M PIOOfe ctnnot .aceeot det•at ano m•41 ftSOf1 to oe&pe~.ete al"d aotneUmM d•riY IICUCIIt'l a11emp1110 wtn I fK1 the CllllSftss • ~~~1(1 fOf teal~l dtiHfb• ted by tt'le 1m mph P•no; reg1rdln9 the SKVSA Panr "".u a .,.,.... ,..,c110n ot a de'I;KWol'l gret1P o f bad ~Htci.ana lhts 1.1 the lltnd of rn•og tnar t• rna the SA election PttiOd •n•o 1,. metnbe:rs ot Ul4J SKUflt' PAr1¥ -M' o t to f• n .a n moerast• yld 1111r11 Fotmerp ,.ewten' nms.n..n.an tOIQII.. t M wte.a.as~ c-.n tamP&JQn stres&tr.g lthe '-'' u and I IM•t 'f'Uf ••th 699¥0tes TN! I $ .t So ..men Au alanctet tna.Ms tOte comments UM ··SA •• oov-nrnen• t<K the Slflhgtnsonlt witrto• tartaa.tno fMOthef cancftdlles QO\'G~OI$..~· t nccaua tof soiiiHS candidates to come tot h-e scucle tt\Oae of's rn~'ied wl1t'l SKU8A were ~~~ lit I• rpri'Sed he may be savJno the ..,me ttl•ngs th•• •no Othe' tnOfG apa· ne•tc swodon•• I hit ~· wttt\ 11 ch "tupeuence· ~o• ld re50rt 10 11 ch to-N IIC1k:s V;t r tolltz ~ nur all hom ln• mph ~~~otte at VB lee! *"""'Ctt •no;ol.-ed r\011of'Yer lhON -"0 weft! CO. '0 no1 POSI'It:»,. bP the rn;ponslble '''den's w e wo1 td .., • .,, 'O ttOr*NOI 11.1 One! or ~hOM iNho -was tnwolved Ntd 10 ~ lf'llt ,_ 1<1 "''9"' 'r'ltlt he hold nolhk\.Q .., , ro IIQh' wttn• •o· •o me '"-' u ,,.., reatty u'ed eco ' o. ~ Untvett.ll¥ Ihey wat.ld ttto1 delur bf••efylfd COt'ltll't• e 1 terlfft'l ~N'tO ~Jrrt h SA ••'hOt I cty~ O¥ef tnelnir'IQ~ot-5~ anutess. petty ltQHTW)nta tne record now ihows thlt huog complllnt .1her comptatnt II'Kt m.a"•n,l 11~1tlon alter illegauon IS no• a PfOPI" ~~ray 10 cflaUeng.P Ule \'.JIIdll'f 01 • " e -.cuon '' art ;n,. s•ICe 1\ios ~ dOnf II It" yOo r rtQhl 'O Cbat~ •e.c.~ M .. •nQ a "CJ •h•n•.-.o lor l hlt p. toow o t oa.,.ng ptllffOMIQO~ts~renot ~OOITOfl~lble 1 th•~"~"• 11 ~ lmPOJtAnt-M remembef I hat f"••tce Hu mpnl( "' 19\r end ErK:R,Jift $1(U8A Ctm.,.•Qn Mlrtl"'~ TtM~e •S HtHe • nuy on ~~ ottya..c.aUy dMCMd c;.amp• . ., , , . SOOI'S ptOOrlmts.sttUnof '''01'0~ Qh rocar•• • acPIOOI•ooe-net. tNit ••• ...,., mtno(lly-atmoat • cll•.t-e-ofth <H'tt'S .n ••·ne •n<~...of••~ • " dent tn.ternta .And then there II the 5111dent oo•nment-ooe gro•·et lhll COl td *"""" •••h 'Of fldjc;aUy ~oo• U8 1ft dent ttfe-wt'llch many Jrgue &s Ot•t ol lo•·ch wfth the ttlolls.•nd• h reoretents ·•rtwy·ro oolltklans actmlnlsn•s•orl-not lf'J T,. Specttum•s April FootS ISS•• Tnt Otstotr.,. a by •ina 0, a story 4e~s .. Au&4ander ct.lma ··~ t• 11 dOn't take SA SCI ~ Jty Sl- •alt.es re•d "S•t «~-my·tece Kobfas •• One 'IIIII'Oft\An on c;o1mp• s l.tnda Gtace Kotwrs hll tal(en o U~se to IN: tQiitt The Sp«t111rn apoiOOl.tes 101' any cttscomtorl the by·Une may haw eeuee •f'd retl-*'" ftl S'tatl~l tn '"• OttiOtl•r tha t ~of the CXM11entl wet"e " ' " "' matK:'OI.:Sty llaetf H<oOUiy " Apathy •nd OtltOf'ltoft m.l)' be IP)f IWO b • UWOtdS 11\11 A1 lUnder JS -·no lor The •pat~~ ot ohe tnUM$ llliO*s SA •o .,,.,.,., ....., .,., 'WOtl< beyond the reekrl ln •htcn ''needs ro l•.nc• tOn '' opere tea not It est•!dent oovemment wtth aharp ild¥OC.at:y-10meHmes hberat-tdou IOf the be~tel'ment ol aluOel'\1 tile. b t,t as a gangUon ot p.se~~lue•ana doing ..what 11 moll m1ttlng the atuewdtS' de-ets.'' or so the'( \<lwOI•\CIIIke to betleve .,,,tt: f>eft\1psmore OtOOle came~' to¥O~•thisyear11\aflk'l thePA'* becilt se ltwy wine tOS.MIIhl .. d\lnQeto 1heaH.. •·(IeSthal Q4 M:teat• denl tuc)efs they ho .. o•eto.ecf eancl~tes ,,., boi.....S ..,.. lei t>nno SA oo one .....,.ps stuoents<~nd 1noenor•t U8tooethor No• ut'' ptotttev'CJoratoseethat thfo•.gh • Tne new ''"dctf'l te1ders .sf\ol.:•d ·at..,. some ume to oons100r tM ~da .At·s.fandef apOke tf'lll ""'' f'l10nth *'ld appty those to thO ~erat student ooo• !.alton or1 c•mp. 1 There IS a diSNM bOtn t.n s.h'dent ooY"fntnent and .n rM 0'0'~ !hat u reo~es.en11 The • goor candidate or ,,, IOe:•s may the c• ,. · DIRTY SriEAKEAS by Stelle Medin• "" ooes• lHEspEORUM VoUt. No. 71 ..._,. __ t M •eathet h.as now catmed down e~..gtt to Pflin1 a .erene POf'lta'l ot OfOWth, fertUe Qreenet"Y or tl15h!OQ blc't'<lla s~ea Wheeling bY lo • •teet ~ncl 1111mon•m k••tldosc:opot. The teKJures and IM COIOfs ot th.ta new wot10 ••lddenty engu11 Y'O'• wtth • .leflSt -al IMMSilll Gentle ,..lung II<_.. nip e1 Y<>l" ned< 0nc1 ,.,._ halo. - f i"-<•IIMO Ed lt ot~n-C hi e l ElenaC.uvn Manogiftg Ed•tO< -Sirnon Jolin K . l.ap<ono Mducfng you Into a JOYII"I condlltOn ot aeademic IP-IIhy 11'\al ........ y011 abfc*uely no cho~ at all but 10 blOW oil etailaet. Spring ls here Thtfo may l>e weaoller hic:klon In enlcypocl<el fUll norlh ol US in Canld.a.. tt may f.ncl II& Polth mattlecl -tlnalion' &llolo .,., molt<l lta _ . , . , . . , - ~ Solh Good<hiiCI -EllS-· -_ _ -·-J<ony Suly . 0...- .. ,_ C:O.r •• --c-· .....n C~c K~ I'I AAMrilnt -I' OoO>ot•KLJo-.fol r,.~ .. -"1'~ --Fralcl_ $_... t.oo ....,.... f _ _ _ ~~-- -Pk>IOC SetVioe fM tt •fC"'ItMiftMCI tot natlo~l ~'"''"" br c..t tOnt n Ad¥enf1Jng s.MorH .o S.•.o.nts1Inc ea.n,,,..,... s.p.e,,.,.. = Circu&.tlron ·~ 1~ ~:,.~-ol=::.., :::0,...,.:::1S::,'! Unlotrlloy ol New ~lilt ..., ... NY TIIOScoe<t,_l!.--.a..... ... ~c::::. .=:..:-....~. :..::.~~~": ~~~ fotbtdden ,,_,.~,.... . or.......... .. ....._ .... ~'M •stt.s...r..St .. U. IO N V ..._-...,...~-----=----~-----:--..::--- ' ,...,11' · ''*Y""' atencll ..naer the af\.IOe ot 1 $t0Jfban .,. . •no m Olhetl ~t ....- •lftdlf the ~ of a '~' root E~here 11 ••• the lime •hen the 11 n nwfled rOt 1 tc.cre-m cone w11 100 ta11 tor )'O' t to e.tcn • p. eapeclllly_,.,.,bll o/Mibonomoflllecono ltwua Ume W'ht!n VCH• asked permission to bttUd • uee-t.ouse. e..n if ""' IIYO<I In lht 8101\11 Spring Is s•ocl! a atale of mmct The nlghls '""' ~,. cob aftd oysters on 1he n.u shell """'*'' '"' ... ''""'·....,., H-• "'""'*· Is , _ r•tt~at-3115 --.v••a•••- llOOd mnocs onw•no "''"' aNI laoet sen1 oft cool ltmta:ti!QMo to N l comon-4Jleo tred1Uonal l .m uaement parlc IOOCI •hde wanderlr.o on lhe boatd,.ollt ,..1111 lrlencla "' • -· As ~ott gol oiOer It wu • 11mo oo to ~ in the coollno .,....,. belore 11 got too k'tto you on their way home from ~ &nd alng, ratn. dark, wlt!le hloh ~leN -•lei sit m ottelr potltecl rain, go awey • ~ ' cora rno•inO 0011 or blaring tiMik AM nodlos TM ,_ .,,... - l ,..u.,, tor Spring. SprlnQ .. ,,.., · ~ a l l , - · ......, pOfllt <OCk• .,. ol~ In a Vf•S.S smell ihllf before aummer: a ttme WMn n.gtt cuflotos, . , _ . . . . . •-oeol mlhcl . . , _ Engtlah ~taaa ei'Cl · - · · Dolt ore '"" Spring l>eglno I'Qfl•re fOUGhiY ltwe vo•rs ole!. 1111 thtnos '""I eoutd m•k• any kid -ot1~ f\)1 11m0ke whh. aofl loe<:(. .n( wti.PI)ed upJn a deft; ll.tgaf cone went to a fly rnslde. '-Pilling all oWK the frof"t of worrrnettr antn,. much to the Spring II pOioed. rUdy IO t"mP OUt lnlo 1~0 orange a nftOyance o l )H?Ur ....,.._ bOIIol au~ on • he! do~- it faels u oltno bla~top SprloQ tl!e frcwn wiM rne!t 111 VOW 1•1 SiJtlnQ Is ,...., to ~·"'P Into old c.rt w•tll ""'"9 play.ngo<nsldea~ ........ ""' - _ . . . . . . . , . . . _ rtglll ftOIIl lhe - -· .attoenl WPllao ,..,..., - -~ belftlno ,, '" """ fiOIM ... _ _ _ , _ .............. • leis o.llllon c.ps. !I - · o! '"" poruller ~of tanntno ott m t w_. wn h ear ea:hl••&t and tM..nbte M M no mefi1 ....,.., • •• '•""' Whfrl you're ..... a.,~.....,.. t anl"ed as gum-the acenta lhlt fOf.,., remind you of fhe '""days oet longlw. oetllno bigger oi'Cl gorier scot$ on SUtntnef l nd 1he beaCh a n roo real. Yoo• to 1101> wur1<1Q yoot parl<o and regret lilaI.. when tht lempe<ature dropo. eo yo11 pile on •-•era oncl tocl!elt lhslood. The Ill I~ klcl$ down t ~e blOck look 11p lo IIMI moody ore\' .slty u they walk ...... Dt.-- Y'QfJr lh.,s.. t(nen and _...,. Spring mat'J 'he h!sJ bo'tle olood<ne -~ mo•- ~ .,.,, •"" otte no....,. iollatecl pncle ol a •oo•Dh oaylnQ to lila oiO cronjoa, "Seo look, IIIIa one dklo't ,..., h..rl and ' needed ll;e Stllcll. .-no. 151" In pt..,. Sc>ono was a lima of ltln)onade ol--.. . . -. on-11'0•.-10. _..., oeultto sa.zoou �feedback!f Screwed again i •. , To tile Editor. ~once told melhottllle Un-.itY , . . _ t o - _ . , ...- . . as ....... nus .. a P<lbl>c-1110< 1M -fit of Olhar the h,tu.... Ao a oenlor anticiparing graduation ohio •prfng,lwaa - - that I have not ~ any inlormatlon r.,anling 1110 cdmmenoemont COf-lu. I called lila eonr.n.~,, •Otta and wu transferred to lhe OffiCe and_.., They told me that a "OCifTIP'••• arro<" .... ,,. , _ I lladn't r~l. .d 1111 lnlormatton concer~lng groeluaoiOn, IM ol!at IIIey •ould mall II to me I called the~ Offloo again to if 11\ete wu anyol\lng elM llhould 11now right away lwaotold 11\1011 ahc><old ~my on1ar tor~ ond oown rOf\tal and that 1 wou l d , _ , be.~ an-~- IM for plaang the on1ar tate (altar April 1) • ._,,,••matter .....,,.in oe- f. I wa1 rtOI lul)riaed co lind chat Utallnf•moua c.8"'P411 ...,_y-our \OerY own IJnt.eBity 8ookotO<U-•era ··~olng" '"" O<ed""tino - . """ 1M cep * * • the lata Cllarge oo"ld be ...,..,.in my C A M - ol IM aooo .. IIC>n 1'. . O<JIIIned They told me 11\1011 -•ld be Cllargoeloi\IO late'" .-gardiHO. tolootca aaohc><IQ!l 1will ...._. wnt. . wnle to edWUtt eMbitter .nctwtm enooouoge. engage. engroao. eniC>ln. enloghten. ent,..n. --,..,tal.,._ •...-- booUtO<e to-" cer-- II..,. IO PlY lhe Uni-y BoollotO<M 11M1 adcl"lon<ll ctwge II I wlah IO parHCipaOe In the jl'lol ro ,,. Ed.tor . entett.lm ,,....,, .,.... enr~t tnfrtMt • .U:tC*IIt• end/of ea.cite STILl TRYING TO OEClDE Y.HETHEII OR NOT Tot, oR -Recorda ot "OOfillkroer ....or 1n - · & ora • onty ~ mo<a. .,.,, 1 _,.,. ' - ,,. 8ookatorH c.an tuttUy lhlt amootnl tOf "special "-""ling" ot tate O<clero. It hiM "''" 00<ne aniO<prlsing Pete llooen t ·TeiM from .,.., rhe enlarge Pete Rolen'• ego Bat'1 "'"" to srudenc next vur could !"\\ke a le• bttekl by at.an""e Msown aiiOfnat,.. rOf\taJ ....a t~ton·o-oi\IOtthe ~•cwet• mark-up on cape Md oo-.n• •• t)l ,t • ...._c INI IMPe- telling o lou • do not • wn1er m.D..• Curb management cheating To ,,. Ed1101 I ha-.e been a atudont at the Un...,.I'1Y ol 8u tl.aJo 'Of •tmoso three ond .,...,.,, YNn ond 1 om :><a«>lly . . . . - 1n ,,.. c.norled Proor-- • clmalon o f the Sd\001 ol Ao ••••dents know t"e Pfoblem ot C-hellhrtg on Accoun•"'' ..._l euminationa ••• a mAfOI" W ue )n t he ~ of lolanogemenlln pr-. • years Whar - • the -~It ot '"" acam-now was cnut~ •batt-Shed"' t tu'IO• ot nor•h• t ... an~ t Mofc:t•aune•...suallrocc.en dlr•cuy under ttt• un• au:"l\11 , eyea of ' "' ~.tt•111CtOI-hofnltWot\ ~we paued:,. clau lrom one student 'O anothef. and student~ o••.nce at otheR• ecamlnation pac»ta Ntth no d•ttlc,·tty due to a taett ol acMQ!,.te &v~ k\ Olli!IWcrowcSecS ctuses Are 'he» the .ac.t~ taken to c.urb ctwat~ng" Is no one M lht.sctwJoeol MaftagerNnt tnt.,.•ed in CJII.( loU of Ct'ed•blffty dlte to *ides9reM ChUUng'? I ' fQe anyone with ~nl wet'l to these q, etliOf'IS and anyoftlt llrred o f the l~u llltlta In vrld-ng teS1dting lrom c,....ttnQ lb wrue to U\e Dun d tt. SChool ot MWI~ •o••••m.w~ Dormitory harassment To tlte Ed1'or . Thanks to FSA Debora t< Ltn6qu1st's enthuiJasllc revtew ot "Tapdancln'l" (r/W Sp«lrvm. MatCh 21) was o•ceHtnt. • •• wu ""' kt>owledgea~ deocnptlon olthe pr•ahow tap danoe teaching done by Honl Coles t>ecanse the 1•11¥11 has been gene<a"' ooclalmed u prOYICbng O(le Of !he mo$110\'M ~we-.. had tn Ho-. ,spec'''"" B• nato. 1 wo.;.ld be Of. .'h 1 tf The wo-1d mention one 'hing that was tett 01..1 ot the rev~e~ ''Tapdancln'l " was made potSl~ by • -Oorsgronl ltom \1>8 F.eully.Student Attoclatlon to the Olllce or Cu"'•tlll Affairs. who OfQin.tt.d II Est,.,., ll•uiOlt DtrecftM. OU~t»_01 Qllri.H•I AJt•NI 1-• Ou,.no the paat lew months 1 have been 1\AJaued tw a mate tludent Who lew"-'> •*"Y from me II Hal. '""Go¥-·...._. T h e -. a - u a l e w _ f t _ hOah.. and rat4all•ltf'IOS toward ma. Se¥erat ~tt "'~ OCCI:mtd wtteteby some of my CJ0$18Ut0nl "'-""' been tarnPI'f'*S ••lh. and ~ne notes directed 11 me - • Millen on my nolO pad. V<r- confronted by him. 1 woo temt>~y ..,.. .•.., 1:1y h................ ......,..,__..., ...... . yo/ ng lady. Vlha.l 1 WJ&h to e.-:prea ts my .,.. ot wt\at actiOn should be taken. The •t>o-e lndovldo>AI aho<old be removed from the Unrveralty beclu.ae of his prev~.s nQ111Jng v.olatlona: and I he recent harassment tOWards me Hea-renUyl~lhe<XIW'uy and-lhat•• aa..:lated wt.th .. wing wnh letto• S'• den•s 1abo fM4 a pereon ShOUld not be t>eca• oe ol hiS r..:e. Cfeed or COlo< Thank you tor Y'OI r • nders•anc:Ung ~nd • hOpe the '"'"'""'ad acrlon lOken will - · - · Irom going lhroo on •tta• ,...,. oone '""Ot 0t1 Lafintll ro tlle.Edilot: International Sludeftt Alton •atm~y irmlos a Q 11.-,.1 and 1M oer-aJ poAific: IO IIMI Annual lntem&lionll Fleet a IO be -In HMS l.ounge and the _ FtnmO<e Celeter'- atoning at 5 p_m. on SatunSay. AI><~ . 111ft •••t Thla event has been a continuous success and ,... dfew a crowd o1 mQ<e than 1100 f*ll)le. In a world lUted with mounting tenSion. It is a .,...._ _ . l r i t y for all olusto oome ond-""' c:ulrufal . We h?P' to - you tllera. ,,,..,.,,,., St-1 AIIIIII i ! �. -1 e _,.. J l ! i ! f ~-···-···-··· · ····.·-·· ;11· Presendy $9 GSA Treasurer recommends hike A S2.SO incr~ in mandalory s1uden1 fees will amounl. ~ ne«S581)1 to cover an antlcipa1ed Joss of In o1her btUinesti, BeMetl announced lhtl he is SIS,OOO, Ciradua1e Scudenl Assoda1i011 (GSA) inveslipuna tMadministration's offer ofS90Cllo Tmuurer Mlchad Cennerauo aMounced to the &Taduate auisaniS (GA 's) ,.no •&rft to teach an GSA Sena1e Tuesday <:\'enina. additional• eout~e. GA 's prrsenlly 1eae'h 1•o " We ~Wrt 0\-e<budgeted 10 con~ume a surplus <OUr<es over 1"0 ~ such as frelhman ,. hich hat lotcA ' builctina up the pe11 fe'IO yea~ •· a>mPQ6itlon dasacs aDd m:i11tlom. Cennerauo elq)lained. "We are abo nJMin& Bennet I believes thai the mra cou~ load will behind the expected 1ncome from student ~ deuime~~tal 10 a aradulle studenl's per.onal mandalory fees." Cennaauo said I hac no $iogle academic 101udies. "The UniYersity'~ failure lo rca~n for I he shortqe can ~ pinpoinled. leach reai"ered s1udenu falls on our shoulders." Ciradua1e s1udm1s will ha•·e an opporlunily 10 Bennett 51id. increase the fee v.hen a referendum Is held from In addllion, the. Presidenl ~llcves 1hat 1he April 29 10 May 1. A vote of the GSA body must S900 "lemp!lllon" demonstrates Ihat 1he ~ held t\ery three years for aradulle students to adminis1ra1lon reco&ni'-es that .GA 's are approve 1he manda1ory fee. "Without thai fee underpaid . "We exist as cheap labor," BenAetl I here ,.ill ~ no ~ntral I!Tidualt ao•emmenc at added. 1111~ Unlvershy." GSA Presidenl Ho--ard Bennesc BenMI~oll repon bad: to the Smale on his uid, "or i1 wouldn't exis1 in a coordinated way." find in~. . The prtsenl fee per sanes1er is S9. BenMII In a su 'se dt\dopmenl. the Smale mtUina pojnled ou1 lhat&T·aduale sludent$ n:cdve about ended ..11hou1 a quorum havioa to~ caned. The 1he same num~r of ~= under&T~duates Serlale h" been plagued wilh memben lea,ina ~ ho pay S32.SO. I he momhly meetings ~fore they are eoncluded. Much of Tu~ay's meetina conslSied of the New metnliers or 1h~ GSA E~~:ecu1lve GSA Executive Commiuee urainathe Senate IQ Commillee "ill~ elected all he ne01 meelina on •uppon 1he fee end also an incr._ in 1he • April 28. ! j "' ~~~Al.I'ENTION ~ ALL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS There will be a meeting of the SA ASSEMBLY Monday, tAPril 6th at 3:30pm · TALBERT HALL SENATE CHAMBERS New directors named to Sub Board I, Inc. Th< comPC$11- or Sllb 8oen1 I'• 1911-12 Cualt"~ Commml't' •v unva'kd •• lht Modern iCI'Yices corpotal.on·~ •nnuai ma"ting ) Thunday evenona in Sqoirt Hall. llepladna newly dc<ted Soudent A~'iO<iatlon CSAI Trcawr..- Mar~ Moore as ehaorrna.n u O""uate S1uden1 Aw>oiaolon COSAI E\lernal Affaln Vltt Pruocknt Putr HiF<I\man. Vl<c PmJden1 of Molbod Fillmore Collq< IMFC) Kaohy Stifltr "'illa..umclhe Vo,e Chaormon duti<:< or C<q o.-. FonKr SA Tim Sllcdwo was d<a<d rnocnm Treavum uno1 Apnl 23 "hen memb<n or 1M -SA admonl>lflll- miN decide who lbey ..,11 appornl 10 ohe posit-. Allboo!lllt Oi - - I .,........,.. lbc Sub brd l>rfmllf' IPPQ>.m lbc Te\triK1urilla or Group l.cpl ~ t(;I.SI 1bc respon.Obilllia and till<> of 1M d1t<Ctor anJ aw.i.aant ~lf«1or "'"he fWgocd to I \llari<d manaaer and 0 di"""O< or ll<l>,tllllllnln&, 10 Pr....,. ,_.,C. prn-enl confu,~n over lhc ddeption Di1ee1or Ch<'r)ll " " " ' -· or du1~. t'•f\talnc:d Gl 5 ~ <ton•t ha"e a con11nuauon of thl\ di'iOrde• inside the oiTltt." Funtatt .ornor~<d. Gl S Ita• tw1 ..... ,., di<Od.or\ 111 tbt Pt"l 1hree ""'"· .tot noted. Todayai•:JOp.m. i\ I he deadline toapplyan.l wbn111 ..,...,.,.. for 10 n.Uiablt 1>0\11-' In Sub Board. The Pl.-nonn<l ud ··wr want a chaaar \0 Appoim_, Commktcr win"""""'-'"'""""''~ for ohe , , _ _ , ~110ft\ ~v thf: f'IIQ11H~'L ~ on the \IDC!ont health "'"'"'-· "hrl u~<-lrllk> mandaiO<)I abonoon ..,_.. wiD bqi9 a1 S..b 8oml'• 1\rol 2.1 med.ln.J. E""""llve Chaorman llcnn4s 8loct .,.od ohao he ...,.lei h~< • deeil.ion on "'""' lhe I'<QCI'Im ..ill C'O¥Cr btf(IR' the end or lhe -ltr. Block al\0 announc«J lhao Univa-\ioy p,.,_ tUI'I. a di•i.Joo of 'iub Boat(), I, aucmpli1111 lo r<du« ibluliabrhty on SS.~IO rmm the 11<~1 Sl!.~. Or!JonoUy, UP""""' ohe Sll>lc SlA,IJOO 111 ..... ~ '""'''· Iliad: ""' ...,.,en a letotr 10 the '>late d""yina an) liobll~y. COMMUTER BREAKFAST AUGUST. DECEMBER GRADUATES ONLY UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION Interviewing On Campus l.INDE DIVISIOH Tuesday • Aprit 7th 1981 Friday; April 10th $.15 donuts!- Free beverages 8 a.m.-12 noon, Capen Lobby SCATE forms will be available and Tickets to a roller skating party on April 27th at · USA on Niagara Falls Blvd. • CONTACT THE PLACENENT • OFFICE F0A AOOITIOitf.L IHFOAMATION �·Committee editing BSC program bys-- ll..a.r ....,_SI4/f .. _ - a IU!dml's .,..._, but DOl wn&ia& ...... The: comnoiuct ~ thot it is I ntiolake 10 I Buffolo Slat• Collcl< is tilt ooly bulc -.lmitolon teu and bod ICbool In tho Slak Unlvmity or phllooophy to box ..Sroialons N.,. Vorl< (SUNY) I)Slml that ooldy on the: - . "The: tat Is ofrcn I biOCIII Urelk dqrer bo toUUy lfttwiequak one! a damo )041!'111Utm. A ""'ttit rovkw board, ..... o r t1nw." aplaincd Smillo. ho"C'''Cr, ttrmed tbt IXOIJMI I f The: or lurfolo Slate hal also "sbllna on llun let." bteJI I detrlmentll raaor in &l.f/olo EwJtiJtl N~ws Dt-pvty Pftl*1111 UDtleou ill tho rocld or Edotorial Pop £cfiu>< UrO)' E. journalism, ..... pud - · SlSmlt~. • ho IICIIdtd tilt naluadon IM~ loao small, may or 111c COIIII!IIlt«. <OOClu<ltd that tbt non..t.:illetl ~~R:U _ , ror 11 dq>atti'IIUI lbould cidatr "bt asll(tlq joamalist an not aa lmproml Of bt .... pped." sumdcntl)' dt..topcd 11 nctd bt. The: ~«. ,.. up by t.bt Ai 1 reottlt, tho commlu.. Bu(falo ChttptA:r or ~ Odca q-lootd wh<thtr the •ruem·, Chi. a prOfaoioftal jourutllt Oldy )ountaliiiD clcpattment ahoufll ~c:ketltho~·· ~ bt Ill lkltfalo SWc or at 1 laracr atatul 1 1 l.lle Journa ll•• UOIVenity cctlltr, whc/c I broader d..-n-' a ulldctt,taa pnJbicftl. flftllt o r courses .,. orrer<d. SaiJIIt poinkd out that New York Smiill llid IIIII tilt ~ "juat . i d.,_n....,t-«wo yeat Mornl'ilk Colloet IIIII rour year Buffalo li'• s.... •* d-·· lle\C . ..,...... ...,.,.,., Clcy .. the: .._,., or journal-... to ....., thc tal cpxaion ...... bt rr- SUNY Canral" _,.., moiMaie I Jood journalum olloctld ,...... Yorl<-tftlicb hu tht hfflolo s..te ll<ta tllt ~ Slate S)'Rml~>e the r..-r. equlpoaom IIIII rooo~mes Net loo'• bell journ1lhm .........41ft)pa1y ..... jou.......... ""'*''ma~t? "tr thc SU.,. •1nu a ............ Stnlt~ poiDICd OUt.,IICidila qu1ti1y P<OIJMI, !bey;~! ho~ to t hai "rho ylarift orr...., - ·· IUppol'l II," criticiZed Smith. lt'a a hi~ C'IIOU&h 10 lllfKI proraslonal thot SUNY has foiled to ~· ••Irony ••ppclt( this dcpartntmt." faculty." At tho prOKnt , tho Swc Coltqe hu only ttll<tltn quallfaal to Oalrt. . lnstNCI )oumoliam. "This nlio ts a· UB l'nsideol Robm C. K<ttu • d . _ , .. II\Oinwncd SmiiiL "It io ~that fr>eto.U yeanaJOI r t quest wu madr for tht "" rar ""' 11M with C~Jm~~U~blo uni\'n\llin, F"t: fK'Uity members ntabllt~a UB joumoliam s.mply cannoc do jo.,lite to 2IJO d•p1rtmut. Tlt•o SUNY JOUrnalism uudmu." Chanc*ilcw Ernesl 8o)'<f told K<ttn that Buffalo ,... noc thc only G. . - in.. lto•don lnteresletl in thi< typo Anoohcr major problem, tht clcponma~t. H e oonsul!td Wltb <'OIIlmittcc di..t w11 the: eollqt's Slatna Della Chi and 1~ 11\<7 admiulo n ltlrHhrd• '"lind dcdded that onlytwoidloob In tho proctdurc. Tilt Deponma~~ -~ s..tc lY"tm thould ba.. 1 dqr... on tht bll5b ora ........ldi orreri• a jotrrnllism r...or or or ....xu.. "We proteu.d one! it dido'• do any aood:· remarttd Kruer, cxploinina thot til< Chancxllor maiJitaincd that "thcr• .... ...., ror only one clcponmc:nt In the J)'lkftt orferia& • dqr... that thcte wu 1101 a surroc:kot nctd for ....-.poper-typt joura&lkm In New York SWe." till> l*d oo tho job -~Mil:s In tbc Slate. Boyer addtd lbat ~ I*- Syroaaorood ~ U111.......,.. havt vrry aood jo•raallun dtpanmtnts~ tberr: was Ius riCalOity ror more than one SUNY doarecP<osram. ,_ ....... After noUDI tbc Bllff1lo Stott prOIJMI Smitli"• committee ncommmdllioM on 10 improwc it. Tbo font ..... tbat ntrtmt SUNY Clwt<dlor Clolloro R. Wban.oo .-lei estAblish a IUih ltwl comnoiuco to loot at Journalism dq>anments In the: entire SWe, in ~ pub& and 1-------~ private institutions. and compere tbtm to whll II SUNY. Smith1lsoroc:ommmdcd that tho Collqe ..,. a better ...,..,.;., nplaincd. ...........rul. "W• did molce 1 rln>t. method for liCtqiCina applocanu.. Tbr commiue-t uracd 1ht Our r~Ddadotos wiU bt o~er po~hlvety. •• ltathtl than administuma a t<S<, d _ . _ 10 ad• ... IWllcnu "ho looted tht committct fell tlolo ' t1 bt arc il>ltmltd oa JO<>malt<m "lltcy colltmcntt:d S•ttlll Wbanoe '"""' ,q,;ram to olttermonc 1 ahould bt told IlOilO- coao •IIIB ._,.,..,to thc _ ,... , ...wt nu<ient'• quolirll:lltioti by ,uc~c~na thdr ~ year 10 _ , ia 1 lellc:r •11icb Slllil~ .tomd • • 1m. acruol •on. from 1 uud,.,..,;., ,.,. fidel Thc:y ha>c to .....,. pOSOti\'C, .-......~ """ ho auldcd •oward the: ,_..uu ~. " prdiminary repc:IOI)' ... The: r.WW Boord oliO .......,.., <'OllTJCS thot ... "lrr'ftdltory ror their ..WMI we •ani now:• gjd that tho lk:panmerlt ...,.....,. lla an:n~ suds as f.nan« and Smith. ••a a con~rmtmenc rrom tnochlna m<thod. "'Tht otttdenn ouotion. 1'bcK orr -..hat they'll b< W~anon tbat the JOurnalism nctd b<ttu tau. Thty nctd to bt \il.ritina about mo1t, •• adviled dq~anmont at Burr S<ak •il IK Smith. bettered. NOt Ill I I 0t0<e. but OO'tcrin&,.ll<'lUII _.lnp, Smith com.me.ftlt.d that ... th~ ptw;na it;,."""' 1 pmod sncra~ <»uruoorn llearittp 11> thty Ft na..., made,....,., emu """ld .nu.., or .... "'-"ot'Y• ""uol ~to tal repurtina," Sm~h r-------------;.;t~«~:L&~~---, :· ~ :---f{/ S 1~ - 1 I I I Wet T-Shlrt Contest Wedne sd11y, April 8 I I ~ $75 first prize : c.«~ Drink all night for $.50 a drink 1 OJJBEL'S Gentlemen are Invited. Free I 1 -a. ,admission with this ad! : .. .. - sc.~ I . . . Aw. Ul 0.t..elsl . I or commhtee:·, endt.a\'Ort •ere ycon." M 'F' I ~--------------------·· Fe I 0C0. •• G•-~1 I 3248 Maio Street I I RHUurant I1 • • Gafaxlan • I I I QEt I (acro60 &em IIQCl UB.I Pac·M•n • Asteroids Mlssl/a Command BUY on£ SupE:R mR.tac.o ..._...... ,..~.. : - - A~ vom"" .....,.... Good lhnJ "'Y011 'H Lot-e Our S.ba, Too!!! ·f/10181 1---------------------------· --------------------[HEAt 0~lA£] Scheduleyotl!next French class . 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Fall\, dOne" or the ta'l \ur' hint ('rac.:tilio~ of orul his.tof) k(, in lhc lr'-'l,IUOt' Confcd<ra<')'. An Ononclap chief, Mill<t. 6-1. " ~o.•uucm l y rran!i4•rittina lr~uoi... myth\ and ht~JOr)' onto I'O!'<T. tM111<t tells ,... tlool myth anol hl'lorv arc the \olnle' in lrKhan n.llturt', a tw.u1iful choug.tu.lllu,.,u '" ttll \i, lroqu""du.lo-1,, \tllkf ha.~o hn11 •or'-•ntt oo h•' J'TOJc.'\1 ,j~"C 197' ~ul i"' 1o, 1Mn onc~uann ol lht.' 'u' tJ('fk'. Si~ the h.biOI) bt ha.. o.1orl'\l tn h,-.. llk'WlMlf\ '1011-~ittK"\.IOin"~u~ :a• L•ardl\..inlo fnth"' · ~hl:kT h.J, bqun care rt'\.'Of\fi:nJ bi~ro. ra.,1•tion' ('II( the lrQ\Iunlt. k'p...' l'1w:-\ •in ~ l.,qw int._... tn th-._,r ""''.,.' ona1 fonu. 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'""" "\'"'''" th,,r ..... n t'l(luth•n .u.._t II\ hi "'Ilk''"'"'"' 1'1Jih!o.,_f ''"-U " \ 1~" ,., ''"~· t•' mh• ..._h,h· nMn·, .. ~.•uu· h' -."Ilk tl~"tH, t t•ut 'Urf""-''th,.'' lll.ik' ..._. ..., ll"· •htt.il '" •'•'1k' "' L''1"11f tb.,t 1111."\ 'h•tt..tU\ tk-l<t )t-.· ,,, '"" "'"" '' h' Jltt..~"tH' t~· tlunLm,t ,., 1""'1~· . .Jk' """t· ,.,\,h"Ht' .nk j ll..khlhtll, .th\'' ••11', h '' Uth "'"''t\ \.._f,. ,:_,, ,,u,,, "''"""Po' •• ,... 11\1.1\ ''"'' "" ·~~-.:L. ..,..... '"""''·'''J'ft," .,t..· t.l.m ~1•'41\\.,- ...... t " ~'- .u\lil th,._t I '""' .1h• "h~urtu "'' .t "'"'"''" ,,..,L.,.,..· ht~o.• "h'"""' tl\tlH "•hth.' '"·"'·... �................... Women • ._of - l d bt ft'lakd. Ia lbe llftlt"illl lbe .--. tloc7 .,.... tlleir p<ollk to tnarrY <t•thia lbe ttik. 1 ! Oltf....,..aolt_ 0oc or llrii<Y'• t~tr« dauP"" ....,...d • Indian. "I told h<r slit hod to lcaw,'' tbtOon Mother ald. Tho majorityofmb:ed ma,_anlndlaA males merrylna ..bit~ airls, .....ordina to Briley. Slit aid that u1111ally lndtllliJrls many ,.ithin lhdr bwn .--. Braley explained t.ballbe dfo<Mtt ,.,tIs h..,. • . _ non· lndlan ""'"'- simply btcaUK of 111< <Wtural dtffc:tftlca. Tho TUI<lORI<U r..w I)Oibli< driak"''.,., ......,......,_ wWicc.lttm~tbnw. . . il. At tbt Oaa Motile<, lralty • aile a COIIDidor '"' tbt Tho dirtcrtlll way& .. lbe .._ _ . "''fttf" CRStt pn:lbknls Ia t«PPf'i - h tbt lllllh'-' and lbc- • • lb< ~to •«~ thillp out . llvt. O«<rdlftJ to lralry, u Clslt ,\1oth<r,...., -11'1 reb' Oft f ' e d c q l - ......IC II ftOI lrlllooo8toly 81 h<r ~~·· btsllnttraL . . .... Braley tiattd !bat "We can ncwr b< l t l f - n a . 10 ... JO 0111 and "'OI'It.•• boltott ...,.pt........af funds. Bnley roalcl w f<VSpcnwndlt tnct--....t u a mu• of ....mn, Na&loftal hand- <btl< llioir ti!doat. Tho .,..,... .......... of lbt du ....._ . , 10 bt tbt C'1Aa Moth<r, Pf(Mdcd that r.bt II. .,.,.ally obk ud ftOI married 10 • ~ · Bratty 1> In tbt h<llil PQiillotl btcau« tbt .........., omo 1> til< IIC'Iual Clan Motl>tr n 1M< 'II ,.an old and btca""' or • .uo~~ Is . rcntkrtdunfit. ! .J f '""""'tioft. ••1'. a •••.,.,_,Is Exciting, meanii!Qful long end short term programs ere offered-to ltudents end young edults In Israel. Work, study or do both. Complete. up-,1.0-dete Information available at 11 special e><hlblt scheduled on your campus Thursday. Apr119 Look for e><hlblt 111 Squire Student Union. Lecture end film "TTme Ouf' 111 7 p.m. Hillel Hoiae, 40 Capen Blvd. For further Information or an appointment calli'- 1'\ohl at (716t 689·8472 or Patty KUSIOY et (716) 636-5171. o\:,n•t mlsa this rare opportunity for fiJSt· hand IAIIks w~ uperts from Israel. <-"'-"' "Uolth Ncpo peoplt, ~ clool't •lint to b< C\jllal. to ranaio the l&mt. •• .he Jaic.t. ..The """""' potnt or J<nodck ;. thai IN us IIO'"'"'mtnl 10 put kodo on ""'" <dloob. ....... Braley. The elem<ntary -.,hoot• ha•~ non-Indian tathina •toff>. But ui a ..oontmK1t"' crron, the Tu~roron lansuaac Is pon or tht curric:ulum, "'t want ""'oltl lhc ..ld. Sht urawcl that a1 soon&> on lndbn narrio a whit< · - · · · til< children or that marriaat ... tonsid<ml "'Ill•~ H.,.... cr. tbt dlildrtn of an Indian mothcr oncJ •'!lilt fotbtr ... considcml lndlaA 0... •hould many "'~~""' tbt """"don. -.mtd, btawR IIIey w .. There Jtt 110 written rules rOI' q.n Moth<r and no •Oilna fO< tht of~ "You jU&t Lnow You'tt 'dloorn' ,.,.. you art bOI'n," Aid Briley " The _ , . <0111< tO )'OU tf tll<y want you," w tdd<d. "•nd • •oman 0111 rdtMIO bt Clan Moth<r.'' Sbt l'rt'll.....t that ilor - l d bt C1aJI MOt~ •h<'b .... - . httle pn. ,...,.,...,. her .,.....,.._her' Tho C'lan Moth<r, • •til a IN Cbad. """"' JmOI.<, dnn~. tal< dnop 0< b< '"' to a...-. -'Ot<fma to Braley. Tho Clan Mother has tn tbt coonol or til< mtn, oltlloush •II< i• tli< btod of "t>tr)'thlnJ - : · "Tho v.•lflft or 111< P<OPk isln tilt f'lllm oltll< chi<rs. hand.'' ......ld. gut .... \U-tlon< or .... C'1Jn Motllw ort hiaJ>1y - t d . Tho Chid tdlo tli< Claa t.1cth<r h"- .,,.,.y """"' al1jl no"'""' an""' d<doioOu. ~lots to abick and .. WI' lolt." II') hcr L"""' ....,'"'"" <ht Slid, al ~ •'f caft '" tod~y·, ny of Hillel SectefDinners ·Aiexandr Ginzt»urg Author, Russian Dissid.ent in exile to speak on Saturday, April 18th Hayes Dlnlng-Hall1 second floor Squire Hall J Sunday, April 19th In Ellicott Tickets st food service check In tables in: Goodyear Governors Richmond Red Jacket No trckets after April 9 Passover dinners available April 20-25 at 40 Capen Blvd. For more information call . 836-4540. "The Continuing Hlllflan Rights Struggle In t!Je USSR" 8:00 ·p. Thursday, April 9. FiDmora Room, Squire Free ac;tmiulon .· �.................................................... . Ihe d~ing of·America. . . -P. �ught threatens summer water supply .i. Year':'long dro_ ..,.,........, ...... ,_,.., , f be .. anlv 90 _ . . . Ccii$NICIIY by,.,. of .._.,.,., '-s_.pmllc:dnga<O!'IIniUIIlon of tho dry ..,.t. ~ rha! tho> .-von wtronly be holdv>s .70 - · ol lho !hey should mill ...... In ,_......,.for lha Ocy ol New V""' IMI-. Iho Summer --.1 off"""' altho - I l i a c i 10 QjM<IIy. -clliig 10 ~ ·~. by So-piunbe ot..,-. ~ ro lS ~ -..,g o1 • ..,_ ..,..., oo I wegor ........ !1<*>11 10nm lnOOtroulilo I Such rnundone4ldllllftel•~ thoU< ond ""'~ llw '-n mill Olllrld • loftow4na ~ lho ....,_of loog COUfllry dnwt .. belne lhlngt of • ...,.. plenlfwl pool. - I I In 1M p of a clrouFt which dv-...10 Willig " " . , . - - dty 1n tho rho oollool<l w.,_ ....... .all .,..nln& -.ld 1M 5<1,_ n. unlao---- IN IIIII c1 .,....... brtd< and hao ,..,_.and raochcn p<t)MI for .. end 111 lho dry ..,.11 In ouch Noolho......,lnd....,.,_ • Now Y""'end Phlodq>hll--.....,;ed obot.rr ~ !hoy ........ 10911 belhnt - l o r lho IUm,_ 11ft lalwn • ,.. dtroo9i ldWir - - 10 ~ cleoda!> ""' ~...._ - - raly . . . cl lho . , _ lor . . s..- lho lod! cl ~ and --.ng ~end- dry ...... s.a.-.. ........ ._ ........... . . __ _ ..t.lch . - ro no ~ 1n Dolors. - . , "'~ lno1orblory coo...s b y - s. H«<ono' r--balood 11w So..~ Tho hot. dry s..mm.. ~ e>~pC~on ._ ~. KMHc-. ~roweow •....._ 1 1 . - -.. w.·,. hoe.......,__.,. and ..~ - - - ~:§ being~ IKI<nin lho drougtiL "We ...aly clot.\ " - -.gh - . , IUniiiC* 1o moko a • Colalllr)land ~ our. and local offidallrc rmpc!ao _ , . . ..-tc11ng ........mtiol UM ol ...,.. conMdlon -...., lnaaoacl oolar -..oy and WOihor on nnh."ho~ ..... - Tho ftrtl lndlcallon thor lho Coun~ry wao In lor abnormally dty ..... thor came In No.lombor ' t979 ~ ~- !d below avt'f"9" Thlt dry "'"alhor conllnuod reJenlluily through lata S..m,.,., and lhlt Wlnr.r. whlch olio pmyod ro how below ..... .,......,..don Tho amclouoly awollad ..-.,.,..which wwe QI>OC:fed 10 refill lha drying · - CAlM and noiwol - - - Accudtng 10 Aalt>l1 Kachic. Regional Hydr(lloglll lor ihc ~ ROQIONI Ho~ of lho N-..1 Waalhor Scrvlct. -... of lho ond of March 1981 rhon .... be'On • ~ ckfancy cl 10 10 IS ln<ha ...,.. January ~-of lho Eaao c- . :1"1.- cHidoncy .. ~ dumg March Is ........ --March. Apt! one!~ -callocl- oupplv" month& wtli<h .,. .u_.tro Ill up - . by Jwwr.• n:pliolned I<Khlc. /\sol Aptll. lho..-slor NtwYcrt.Cll)l-. .. 6!1 ~~ ~. rho)l ""' rrormoly 90 _ . . lui by rhio month. If AP<d prow.t 10 how ao av«ro~ amount o( ~-oboul 11 Inchon-tho · - - which New Ycrk Clly _,ld only be 80 fuD And . - . "'iJh ........, • - • pN<lplllllon this month. 14 1nchoa. tl.t .,.,..,...,t A<:cordlng 10 • - ao1!Cio In llllcooerv l'llllgjiiiM. lhll Wlnrera dToughl can be traoed 10 ..n..-..1 "'""""' ayowm -..rvowrlho Padflt()oan. uiu.Jv.rtwa ...alhof ~ l1da In IICIOII!ha lJnllod S - . on a clnp conld01 of U>lword· no..tng -.Is called ihc PIIClflc S10<m Ttock u--....- -'-!Mhlon c- molllvt& from llw Gul from paMhllng 1n1o lho Counlry, up lhrough lho 00111homBut lhor-. from lho ~I\Oidnloinl-ov-ndid ""' and rhon h lho .......,. ... "'""'-' lbi EM! 11 .....,_.. to dlwl1 tho 1\1\or..,.. Soan'!ITrodo ..too los way \IP ~ •lona lho _ , . . . " . . . . ""'lnllo ""*" c-. tho-.."""- ..... ·-k. ea.-. .... lha _ , - bad ..... -.led dry blocl«<i. main .....,.,. of - apd Tha lod! cl ~In audl- • , _ Yadr...._ -llw~of---ln -. ......... cl - . .. 1"'--.<lolaon<yw. ~ll)loolorwldndcl d ..... Kadllc pololad out thai .... .,. . . ., _ ....... Tho .-end type Ia callocl • h,odr-ologlcal ....... which .otwr ....... """I04IPiv of-"" ..n..lor Ibis moy be· oehor lod! of rain or h " ' - • of ao ~-oupply • For eumc>~o. undcr!Jound ~ ........ be'On rna-.gfy .,._.t to polu- wtwr.h rincltr lhoift usdew Tho-tt1lrd ldnd It ogrtculllnl cfro<qll which tho< r..,..l os ""' <Onlln!lot lho tight lime whkh an lnlluencc aop produelro<l. "For cumplc lr) 1961-6!1 theft wM a ~ de!k:toncy 1n ralnfaU, bur New Jarooy hod a bu.._ crop cl buckwheat betoUH ihc 11.1t1t n1n !hot loB. CAme at J<lil rho r1ght "'"for lha C!'OpO," l'lqllalned Kachic Aa:ordlng 10 Joe Pll«<. Hjldroloilofe~lho local cltic:e cllho lni1H<I of flowing -.my In • u !hoy uou.tlly do. lho high - · e weat!>ar 1!1*JN bopn 10 pit up along ~Oo:eanat one!~ Ad-lllf>n· -&6lo II lho Wnt c-1or- un~ '"""" · ono of !hi ,_ dill$ that .. noc tu114r1ne !font Wppay Tho ...-J ....... _............. than ........ WI 0<1obor one! any p<oblomo rhio ... cool Fal ..tnda did 10 mny -.y 1M Summar tunwner-.. ' , _ Thra heat ..... .......,.""" lho ... """ lho _,.,.. dUnlk« of lho Coun~ whlth had • ~ oxpenclod. cr•ollo!l an............,..""""""*'- pr.-.ang bloc:lcod by 111gb pr_,.. syseorno, 8uflalo .... on ur>imptdad 110rm .,........ ~ In lho Padli< from lho -of~~~~"""' I.* Eno Cooanlr)l . '\ ~ in and But.Jo .-had lood ...... cllrmg .... The otorm .,........ ~ puolrH nOrthwlln! Wlnre ~In FftNaty. tv.-- • of Apt! wh'Ota tho dry . . of .... one! Canaclo aboorloed lho .,. beck 10 - - no1- "*' .,.__. - .. "'" an........,. •orm rho-- -.s .. .- ""'* - w- deplo!;on.,.......... _...t ourlhaiBull.alo ct... nor how any ground "-• TheM un..- _,.,., con4ftlons tn lho W• cauaad a H......- . ho couliontd lhara·~roo chain of slm..r high "'_,.. bloc:kodoa lhroughour tho early lo be too opdrNadc lboullurvra wol«r Nppllao tn 8ullalo Counlry. .-lting In a Narlon-'do dtt>ughr A& tho dry be<ovM ft Is bard 10 pr<>dlcr Pl'ldpft.\llon boyond • four..t.y woalhor ~rna Nshod down from CANdo. rhay dawlopad loroaut. and rho ralnfoll whlt:h Bullalo ...;oyt CAn dJYOUI u N ln!O h.., rc syst~ma .,._ 11M M!d-WHI. P'""""llniJ has ....,.. mr. International Student Affairs ,.,_., pracnt. ! INTERNATIONAL .FIESTA c- #rlllt • IWI ........ ,_..,_ u.-- c.-...,_ ............... . ~ mhral ~,_ .. co.-. ol 1M -w. . l'ltiD1• ,...... ......, ol -'ef7 .,.__ DATE: Sablrday, ~11th • Caltarol £xiUWtion 5 pm • 8 pm in H.,.. ~· ... lnt.rnolioul Dinner 6 pm • 8 pn ill Sqaire C.leterUt - Varief7 .V.o.. 8 pm. J2 ClpprQ%. in FLore Roo. rnn••DIISc suo far • • •••• . . . . .2 II.OOG...IPII!Ic IXUDAYY A1J.1 AT. - - 'IICIIITfRI(!£ ta, . . . - cidi.alt . �llwUSihll•llwlhow. ~r.- ... ~ "11 c · - -... _,.., ... BI>It .. rlwfW>Iol--. ...,., 1 II bnlro .,.,_.,am...,.- 1r> d Bl>lt ~ t...,. -......- 1 .. lo""'*'-.. .....• So a a-neon rtod "' ... 8oolo or .......... _~ bokn Oorlot'• ,..,., - · ...... ~ ... 'piKa- : ploco - teod c W v - ._.,_ oud>. -~ & Row l'lddng Up," end port ol Gc.fJ pion loo • o!w wold wt.... c:;._. ~ w--: . .-v---.16-- o....·.- ~ .. ,....,rt.IO\CmboiwoJ-. to~ ~~>•. pui.IU .. . - R.Mtw. • ... - ................. "' ... ~ "'"' • lo.~ 10 "Tlw ...... w....,.... eo....- ~ ~ ... _. · -- - 8cb Ndlo. ,........ "'the Bov a... Biblo "-v0t "' Ooldo'ld '8vt I II h tulm ol ~ .... c;....,. ~ ... eo.....- _..., •.,.,.,.... .... ""'*' """"*v ol o.....~- Thto l<ka41on ~ocy ouppooodlv ... - - 10 o wold diN lor wloo It tho Alw<'-. Mid " - • ploy. an in~ port '" ... I*'Vt• .......... tS.ys _ . . . "" lunda,_,... ""'v But .-? Why .r.e. cou....._ - - o1 11w tm-S.Cond Coml!1g are thew~•~ lha rh• 11m<t a's for Mil' Aim ol, rho IJnljod Sta1ft "'"' ...,...,.......t 11m11M ·~• ,.,.,o~o oo '"' t>.ca., <he 1130s •nd 1n mort rnodmo ttma. H•lor .... brllndod rho Antidw;st F'undamonlaliscl co~olltr oN! ,.._ ......,.. hew .U !he ""'-"" dtterlb<d m Bt>lo proph«y ocxun«d ~ TMy '"Y rhe linchpin on thn thoory " tho~ of rt.e -le Gf l>r...t on 1948 Tho Hal l..ondooy ont<rprNtion ol the Bl>lo ~tn rho< the ll'""'•non ..il....tng !he rl'blrlh ol ts.aet as • · · - ..... oho - lhe """ ol the world Sinu they bellowt God w\1 IVdgt natiON on riw;r tJCal..-1 ol IRed "'""Y, lunda..,....lelom unswm.""VIy . . _ . that oounll'} ....... s.._, Poll A - Golup p,a ~ntdlod 31 rnUIIon Atnmtan odults •• evaf'1901i<ol>. and , _ ol tt..m ""' ~loo lundamonub!t ""'o !Jmos' pu.alo , _ , _ , 1M YitNI 1lw R._ the "lung ol the --.bent"""""'"'~ end ..... olv--" lt¥1. E~ and I)OIItiv Eatt Gormony 10 . . . - t.aet As Hoi t..wlsoy "'"' ....,j "' '"'*"Algt\on...... l 1001< ... fnt ..., s.-. -..buloloo....,.,---... Today.a~~.....-!"-~rlw oudool. - "But """ ol the ....... <lcx1rtnAI ol lu~ II a bftolln rho ~efta~ retum ol a- 01 _ , . poon1 w.h 1M ln<tn.od c.,.,..,.lry ol rlw ....,. ond . _ . . , ~ ol pooblems. peoplo litnd 10 look "" ~ ldncl ol Gotup - co~ ond 10 ..,..,_ ~• b..ddy build¥- we.,.. '"Rw~ lour. 1bru. two, OM Blast o1rr Wtth • " ~m•mdout hlgMt . lunllor up and beyond -Ws youo lutur~ W~hln 10 days. exdudlflll; My technical dotJ!IIs rhar ml!!hr bog " down. the Unllod S!Aros will be on il> woy - d "2001 • Spedfieall\lthto Spoor Shullle syslom wOI be ~. ~·• going. -·-d lound>ed. canylng woh - '"" '"' Oullinlng spaa lht coion\ullon po>61bllulu of mlgJatlon 10 '"" goloctioAI\IIIId- ..,... liB Doan ol 1\oltthematii:S end Sci«llCleO and NASA oonsuuno Duwayne Andmon ., may IO\Ind lib " lllr·lotchod lantaty." solo Andmon. '1Jut " As he plod up more and men """"""""·-*---..... m9ll our na~oubwb.n commonty boon on O<bollngbMo-~ the rud> ol .......... Eor1h -n...e- ....... - l1ftds"". 1 0 - spaa." ckdotod <he spuloa. -. ~. .. !he farm ol food IIVfls. and .., mvtronrnentthll ...... loorhettw... "- ._ or.---.loqulcb - !iOids A«udinll to Anderson the prododlal\ of foocbrulfo in OUlot spaa Is ""l!tly I..... " AI 1M essenuaf elements . (urbon . hydrogm, 00111!1'"') .,. . . . . .~ In · llwy onglr>Oie ""'" "'"· o- ... hundred_.,, ol ourthe onergy !14eds may be derlvod fTom th• sun " ~di-Spannlng the oolar "Y$1«m lor on ~"* Mltlomonl .,.. II dlfllcltk. M'!fu•v !'"d Vef\11~ rho rwo lu«<occ "lll)wn R INO e...!tool 38 !he .....td..idt irwadod Sud. M1 <"""""""' ......, " ' . _ . . 10 - • l"lw R-.no .. • gel"'" como.._. '""-"God ddeob ""'• """'' oiMr !hoy ...lr..t ....~ soY Bu! then occonltng oo ... ...._. · • new dang<r ... _on tlw l«m ol lhouglll it the lunar .urloco ol our noarnt "'"9hbor. lhi moon lo lnntnn<IOI ploo~«lt _..noldo on loOm« their surfO<• and ••• un~Ubbl< lot humon kft T•mpnatU1'ft on Vltflu.s alone r•"!J" hom 500 oo 600 F•htonh<ll "On the surfO<e ol wa!. in fact.. a ~of stmilaf tenaln four1d ., AntartiC" And....,n pu~ ..J«l..t thlt borren Kebo.: to dtust:ratr hNO slgrullcont point• rha1 r•li«t ~,.,......,, C'olonll.atJon The 61$1 prow. tha1 livwng tn areas unfu fc:w human habitatloo is pomiblo No pl&t>IJ or micn>-o<gonl>ms haw <he •bil!lv 10 lloitnsh In thls Nndra VMUi dwrt ··~ (IYQTS or rnoh~ leod." -..plolnod And..-. The nw platw11n the ool4t .,._..m 1o ol couno. the Earth "Eorth is the plaM'I on ""'lch l~t bogan In the ool4o ..,....m ond pt_,tly rho only P'- whor• ..,. t.hln~ H exists." roglon c:omm<l\lod the .p..kl't "Uie her• can't .,.,. Wllhoul the AnderJon !hen Jhowod a slid• ol lootptinll <'"CNMod on • ooont. UH of t:l(te-mal means ,·· he ..,,._ ,._ ol ..rh Asking whto>c concluded But with m.,.l means lhll paltlt'Uiot plc:luro ..,.. ookm. -id--- r h o - ....., ,.. """' al'dir ro. ,.,~ lorMI •"" ... up. Suburban migra~on into spac~? - - - -btl o ...td Cu)lra onl)l ...., _.ocyltft. Ronold R._ "I voood lor C.... 1n '7o. but...._ he.,_.,., day lltll""" •· &ltlt td>olor l'lelos ·Chrwbont and""'-.,. wlfcnng"' R - Thoo dB aC ~ t.Jnlikedw bHododend ~ ...... tn..dllhod ... "The End .. Ncar" tlgl\01.., a-.... lllSiJiv <Ca11lrtc TMy onclucl« ...._..ns o l d -· ,..... end ~ A O>lcano · - - clorl<"' on Ool.lond 7 .. """" rNnb rlw end " ~ boc<ouot ""Thtroo much <orTUjlCion • A rnlc!c!W._.t ..~ San fTanaoco otaO'IMl/ rnonv an_...,,._ ol brMI" but""" poloocol- !lhapod by b<k1 ~ """" "' rh« "end In '"" - . . . .......... ........... bellow., rlw 119 1n>rh ol rho a.. 1\oltny fundaiMn..-,. •• C<II1WI<od !hot !heM ..... ln6e«<. rho " e n d - · 1'hty may 1'104 al OIIH ....h (Hell Cinclwy's I -.· uplarns Jtm R -. ~ odoor o1 o.n.-y Mid- chutl'h UFO'S ARE REAL ~-O"''*Of,._ PASSOVER April 18-19tb Meal Plan Register Now for Seders and Meal Plan · • both campuses • lunch 11-1 :30 p.m. esupper 5-7:30 p:m. Fun for ell eges. As It spins It soars. C.n be leunched In ~ MPH winds.. Made completelr of ..fe, non-toxic m~~ieriels In brillillnt fiU«eacent colors.. The Cle•r monofilament ,.,. Is Mldom mlble to the neked eye. Don't be leh out of this apece •ve phenomenon. Hum~~ns .,. mystffied by this fentastlc NEW toy. Be the first In your nelghbomood to hhe • sighting. To order )'OUIS. ~ ·e•. c:heckor M O'lo: At the Chabad House Table in the Squire C~nter· Lounge. or call 688-1642: TRIPLE "Ci" ENTERPRISE P.O. Box22 . Alden, New York 14004 Price lncllldoo llhlpplne, ...NIIIftt. lac PLUS 110 II. Gf line. �Space. • ~II WOI«In the lllmOiphere bolo.. a~ plaelorm ... be and In lhe ~-The­ .~. "rnoybe liN the ""-' clloociM .--nt1o1 to< plant .,rv~w~ II In 2001 • Tho pladorm ..e be abo utra ctable lrom the f........S " - alurntnum. he..,. and "- The MCond obMrv.-. c:lolmod INt .. ....,.,...n.J P"'OJ1"'' requtrt:l ~~ and poflhcel . . . . _ I n -- 1 M ..,.,..,_,.clWelnhM oMIII ...,_ "- Unoood SUift and h So.<lod u.- for the """ 30 "E_, c1uJ1ne 11w Cubo" ...... ~ and IN Vleonam Wet." Slr.-d Andenon. "there - e good rolotiont WHhout ~I ._.,tion, swvtvolin"'"'«WWid f "*'" ..,....-..m ...._ ...............- Taking thls knowl«dge and ~ k 10 lmmoclaolo plonoll Andcnon lhel ... Oft ocher '-Wftlv bodloo II p..-. The Vl<lng- ~""""'­ hM h . grllly ....... lodes fonN cllole Taking l n l o - the thra.e nrte.rla for detnmlnlng wl-ttther a planO! II ha~. thoush. Ma.. ,.,... the !HI Weotem hu m any type1 of cood·paylng temporary clerical, marketln& and IiCht indUstrial uaignmentl avillable. Look 11:1 op In lhe white pqes. "The ground " "Mars hoi • - rwm.- he bojjon o1 enouw-IN IOier ~ could aupply ut • Ho ..,.., pnjnlod out lhal the ct..ners loo n..-turlrlg p&.nl •e lUll, "wondftfuu • lester a TIIUIWTamm. ---·T---- - -v-,. - ..,m-. ...._,.,__ he - " " -.ld be .. thin • • "Wri!!I<Y'• Anclenon ....._ the! althougl\ chewing 1M planot Mars II loO dtotMI 11om "Tho "*!!Il ond raw -..a. Eonh.lhe- ....,._ dwlll- ni1t 1 D - tpiiC>O The ........... ........ ~ ........ the,._,_ 10 be ....t on the plaelorm o4"'bo "'"'""~~- 011 t h e - ·· ... liiMn " - lhe moon and .-..k.• ......... clodaqd, "11 II fo<lftd In he addltd MMaial nol . , . . . - . I I _, .... be ulracled by waud be lnlpoo-.l """' Eonh ' - -n.- II aloo ~ ond "Tho only .-.qu-11 lor II* hydrOjj<n; there 11 vory lml« projKI." lhe "'""""' Mid..... NI1J"'I"" but we c:an always """"" .... will to do "· and IOCII( and II" political """"""v " Theft lo no doubt ln hll mind that - Wll colonior "~"'« "Peoplr 1ft clrt.~ ~~ The Shunlo syowm. daomt by cunooily•• he clooma! ~.... . , . . . _ ..... It But ""'"' thon plr,iful ...-y. . _ . , .......... launch ..... . . , . _ . ... be. 1«101....So-.aoll....,.h ... beablo gene beyond ... ol 10 pmotr-... tho ~ and -.nco W'tho.lt sophittoutod land on lhe ground 10 bo rofudod ........ lot tunMI • they -*' al cliMppNr. tho nu"*' ol humans lnJiud ol crashing lniO .... T- imporl&nl k......_. A.-_ obi& 10 . . . . - would singlod oui on tho sh..m. aah .,. • ~.-.~ larve payload capable ol hau~ Tho he Mid. would be sllltlllllo shlpmoniJ O u i i O - and IOdal and polibl ~ "Tho the sblp's obillty 10 • - " l!MW 10 havoc -*1 be groat ocher whlda In 10 Mnll<w ~lonottho-·The thorn"' ....... ,.,... fuluto ol manldnd. he poodolmd lnsWocl ol .... ....._, ol • oxtondong .... . . , -..d tho s..- -w.-... cr..,.,.....- mu•. A...--. nolghboring •pht>re. Andenon . '-wns.IOOUI ....O Resident Students - .Moving Off Campus? 101 - S t .. - f n n -. Ca.M105 OWl! · ............ • 1 - I · S..<"' Cloriool-..., ) Tips_on: LEASES- should I have one? TENANT / LANDLORD RELATIONSHIPS HOUSING SERVICES - on anc;i off campus Programs are scheduled {rom 7:00-9:00 p .m . Tuesday, April 7th, Lehman Hall, Main Lounge, Governors Wednesday, April 8th, Clement Hall, North Lounge, Main Street. Thursday, April 9th, Ellicott, 355 MFACC, A mherst. Monday Recession Rock & Roll For housing information, six nights a week, call DIAL at 636-2259 and ask {or tapes I 03, I 04 and 507. 25 cent drafts 50 cent drinks Till Midnight! Division of Studen.t Affairs and Sub· Board J, Inc. umvnty·Wide Pro1nau In Tbe Arts ,.. 10 am· Noaa - Tbe Dlpertmeut of Theatre ud Dance, SUNY/Buffalo A Samuel Beckett Celebration Wednesday, April 8th .......,..AnON OF 8 INFOitMAL PAPERS BY: UY ,_,..vu, ~ofBIIIIi* at SUNY/Buffalo 011 " Wordlo WorU, IMt ~.U BoHI of WorU" aUBY OOBN, ~ Drama aDd Lll:watura at UDiv. of Ollllanala at Dnl8 aa ''11M w- iJo IHduu '1 Worl" IIAin'Df -.at, ~ of Drama at Sturanl UDiv. OD H.._,...,,___~ .. K.a&b.me ConeU 'l'beatre 2pm-4pm PANEL DISCUSSION: "RCJ!;KABY" ortd iU piMie iJo S.,_tt.'• Work" -~~ Eric Bentley, Ruby Cohn, Mart.ia EflliD, Ray Federman, Alu SehDeicler Moderator: Sal £lkill Ellicott Qwnpla, Amlllnt Campus. SUNY/Buffalo Kathariue ConaellTileatre, AC wrn•or ·'BOCKABY'' pal ......., . . :::-.,~-::.:=-·wkll•thmetlc,rW~~w CBthBII of "ENOUGII" 88l1Wa St. Baffalo April t,lO, 11 at ~pal ~fll"'BOCKABY" aDd "ENOUGH'' at CENTER THEA~ 681 Main Street, Buffalo �l ====~====~~==============, Sports banquet planned UB's """""' Athletl< IIMqud hu bem Jdledul<d rao T-.y. April 2.1, 11th< lintfhotono M - . Dick Rood, l)qocw. Alumni. stucltnU and fricnck or Lbr UniYCttity <a.n pu~ tktcu, SIO ea<ll, at tbt doo< Or io ldvance r,,...,. Alhkti< Depanmct~~ Bu....... M.._ Daft Denido. .lOO Oarl. Hell, Maio St..., CaiJipuo. Foe lnfonn.adon d'Jal 831·29)9. A...,. 1o he prC5<11tt<l mcJuok thr OvJtand•na ""'""'and Fcmai< Athlttes (<W tht 19e0-al......,..s, O•fford C. Fu,..... Sdlotar·AJhltte, and ECAC Mcdol or Ment. ~-- IL Elposito, <halo-man of thr Oepctmtnt or Recmotioo, Athlc1ks and Rdatcd kl>tn>c:tioo. ,.;n """"' " Mastor of C«...,onks. . ,.. . ._. .._ BadmintOn tourney Women bowlers aim for top ..•. -Tilt UIIIYenil)r llooolaii11C011 0.11 T - •II ~ _.,. oa S.t.n.,., A,tt I. Tlooft .t1 ~ eo-aocs, a :J ~. oovkt -.rt ~tl• . 4011~ LooiJna to improve l<ost year's National rankin& or the 10th fraiJIC, the NYSAJA W lnvluniona1CL,for lht IUah spirittd U8 Women's Bowlina team pinth time In the past 11 yca.-.-.and lht Roc:hcsltr traYd<d to ttl< ltqional Collesiate ooumllrncnt in Eajl lnstitutc or TechnoJoay'Invitational. Havon, Connct'li<'ut, to dotermine: wtUdl teams wiU be Compaina in the West oro New Vorl Bowlin& inviled to the National Collcgiat< Bowline Proprittocs Assn. Collqiate Invitational, th< Royal> ChampioNhips to be h<ld May 7-9 in St. Louis, ...-eame a t 50 pin d<Ocit with two pmes r«naining. Mi»>Uri. 'Aocordina to stand-out bowlc1 Barbano Irwin, und<r Throuah the .....,. •• early stages, th< Royals tht auidan« of Mr. Coburn, the team also..- baek S1tUUkd under roach Paul Tlinieris, "'in.nins three or to \\'in in the ICkh rramc o( the last P"*'· rive roll-orrs. Undu coach Cindy Culrently, UB·hu earntd a national ranlina or Cobum--panled by her father Frank.:...be second by theBowHna Writers of America and is a Royals triumpl>ed in six of th<ir 1&$1 S<Vcn matches. h<ayy (avont< tQ. ntal< 1be trip to St. Louis ocxt,. Durin& UB'.s lnvitauonal TourMmenr. the Royals month. • ) oust<d lut yoar'• National champions, Erie Th< UniV<rSity's mOSt ~rul team has bftn Community Coliq<, In romin.a from behind to dofnt praoticinc since Sq>t...-. In ordor to reach tb<ir th< champo by 150 pins. ptacnt plat<au. Podtiontd nationally th< laR three Oth« toumamtiiU wo" by UB a~ R.IT-MonrO< yea,.., UB k<glm antidpat< 1M hi&~>c$~ notional $«<Dd, a Invitational, IN or_,,,, ·-··...,......,.. •.,_,., wa 1o0 ~lr . . . . . -. 1lor loltftOIIrc,lale ·~••• ~or-··...,. .................... coapdltlw. Tlorft . . Sl e:oll)' r~ for UB llodHts. Rrlrrslo-ts will ~ avallablr allcl tropllln wHI ~ awanltd to llw wnt.n. Tile DOVft ...Ul w\1 stll1 Ol 9:Je O. ca., ud dw lnr..wfleaJate ~ftll Dl DOOft. Sip aps •Ill ~ lode! II 9 0.111. for •b•~ allcl brfOft IIOCNI (or 11w ~-. For mo~ informaiJon C'CHiliiC'I 0.0. F'~Sebrr.IJ9-4f19. -1• PHO"'FOCOPING ~ the Royals' Pllll<d tllto pmo:.:ou:.tl~n..:.n~ u>k~in~c~for~a~U~B~•ea:~~~~h~ill=ory=-~n~""~·----~======;::====.:;;:;::===::;::;::;; . . :..: BE FIRM WITtH YOUR BODY This summer look.and feel your best! 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Ut Show You s.mp~ea FREE Thtn Let Ut ~S.HEJl£-~1111 '9 ....... t .,.. tt ,_,. Collll'lllfld.M't o..-M RESUME PR08L EMS? ~ Ior-- - -~~~--- ~._,.,..,,,,_ PaJNTINC AND COPY CI.NTI.RS ...1111.«, Or ...... ""',.,.~' n. .... fa. ... ,... <*WI. ~ c:.oo.o!IC _ _ _ _ _ ____ -·no.- I WIDIENEit• C.. - ..._..,..rev_..,,..,... --·~--U4886. IIMd Aeg. I IIIIO,,..tl25 awr•.. European Gn4eground Vlals. P'UbUc History 456 HooemDILs / Thurs. 3:00·5:30 p.m. Prof. AUen 'r!\lf:l :,<..'"•r rt• . Fillmore 330 (Ellicott) Seminar (History Prereq.) .----...--------------":--------,~--- -- ------------------------~ , The se otiers are good only st: MOBIL EXPRESS LUBe- - r - - lOW 30 EXPRESS ss es or choose ' 11115 �· - -........ - y o u ' l l - - - the - '-r-s1Cometow--.~-...:an4 c.rW..-lon flos-. P r a l - -·· ~-- .... . . . _ - ..... Aptll 14 1•- ll·lpJn.lotl>o-~.Squloot. CaM<,_....,. -....4 aroclllol <JI lhl '"""'h et 29 V - " ' -· .... I (I 'of lo\eln end Amhonrtt. to d macr-ka. ~-~ a<:.Forfwi/Rr inlottNIIton aM 838-2Z52 0<~ 7215 or Mop in II~ . , . _ £ai-Wut Wodttnd4oy lt'•Afl'll·«>•ha•-·•-tojolft<MF'-0.... .. Tit< Si>o'dMn c.ll Od>IIOe .. 831 :1876 "' ojop by 355 Squire. ---"'pro- Pub4lc:lty ........lnt.M .....,_..,? Wllat It ~ ~ C....n<A lor l>emo<;Tahc and S.C•Ior H . . , _ 01*1 •• _,._ llalrly 669 today .. 3 p.m. bloclt - ~In_,..,~' w. ~ t832...ac>~ • c1of1i1 conr...._"" . - • - in dolld ,_.,._ 10 our ouoiudt lol>lo .. the c.,.o Studonc 1""'"- c.nu.- or drop by 1bo CAC <JIIi<lt ~ · . .,. . .._ ___ It_._ ·-.. ~-11·2.:30p...... .. I.ANollloleb•-Jolo?op...dboultdl9&1.._ _..,.....__..,.._"" ... tlourtdln Tilt~. Carllllcl ~ Jll- ....... 831 ·~- Sludy lludontl .... -.o<d .. -'Y. ~ItAp<llO Ta Drty llpult 0\lt-'WNY P-.• Center. 8ullolo El Salvodo< Solidarity Commlteo - ...,..,. .... . . . - .. •oon hour Spe.lt 0111 lo front <JI tho -.1-eundlng. Ill W HuronS~onWednnday.l\p<lll~. The«~ quote of the day ''You can take the food out or the Rat, but you an't take the Rat out or the food." -Floyd R. Turbo .. ·::.:'~ ~:,r~~..!"'.._t~ to The Scnolorallip -&on!<. 10100 Sont. Monico BI-.1Sulle 750.. Loa A ~~get... CA. 90067. •-Is ~ In &ocloloeJ-Jpedal.,..,.__. ....,. on I'\Oy 16.11 wo ha...,., bHn able 10 con10et jtou, ~ ..:a~ Cllaryl .. 1157.(1728 or Julio at ~11 M.loo "'"you ordo< ~"" c;ep and gown bolor• Ap<ll1. Am - - y Wodnollday at 6 p.m. In 232 Srfll"'· All moml>oro .,.. Invited to .,,one!. Lllo Worltallorp. -Sprlflil Into •c:t!on •lth Ule .,.,.._. Voluntoor to load • -juihop ..,.., fall. Pro_ , formo may bo plcUd up 01110 Nonon and sho~Jid t>o mumod by J..,..12.' s _ . _ wo~oomo. H- Lo--. $cw0rc. ...a • ·"'· Ill tl>o Tolbon Bvlipen, Enjo,o ~ locel talont anddtup-. ~om.rt.Nbleii<IQ. Ioea>mea-~~. O.y .._.,..•• Alliance 107 To...,...,..._ _ T...... ...,._ T-. Toronto Ub"'ry and ~ Lli>Ait1.a. B u t - Apll 10 .. 8 u n . . - - T - a t IOp.m. ~-llableM "'r- Zll_....,.,_ s-s l..oungo}todeyand tomorrow r-n4:30-6p.rn. • s.n~lo'a 11-· Proud. Dol,. 0.1 ond SA pneseot tho lirllt ann""'IJII Ball~ <JI 1M Benda Frlrley !torn 8 p.m.-2 r:o«..houlo l'rl6ay • 9 p.m In • ~~ studoota •1111 ~Ito rmy <JI lht foilololngl'lolda: Grapllla, Phooogrephy, '*'"'t~i!IRor>o•tlng.... Ptodoic· llon. moy r.... Srudont Aosn. SlAw o~lver>lll' Com •m .. :=;~~s::z St~~t:~A':~. CoaUdon fO< lkdvt --..entJ I l k on ~ "'"'•'"""' polllkol , _ by poop~e· or 1M 1 p.m. et the A""'-~ Netlon tomono.. M Nl-ra Br-a<>c!l Ut>r.ry. 280·P<Httr 881 2?08. R."''-1 Godbonl "lot.,...llonal Tnodc ~· g~..., toy an4 '1m<TWQ111llon Law" w-. II, Nlhut Gellman April I) at 3:30 p.tn. In 0'8rlll<>. AC. . NY, 12207. OoodliM iii'\Oy 15, 1981. SlvdenlllnterUicd In olc1Jtdad"" lnlcmlltlp In Albally may eppfylor applic<Jtlon by wtltlngSASo l'o-luon lntemahip Progrom, ~I Sta<e St.. Su~ 50S, Alb.ny. NY. 12207. ONdllno ls lo\ay IS. 1981. Junlono wl>o will bo eol"'l on to gn.luate •nd ptof... slo<\ol tcl>oolwl>o ..tu gnodueteln 1!182 shovld IOl up e ,..,_lite. c.u lo\1'1./o\ock 81831.151~ ... _ , . toJ Hoyn C to mei<e '" eppolntmon~ Thto Wrlt.IQg ""'"" Is a ,,.. _,_ed by ohe Onlvenlly Looming Center lor • .,..,.. In the UnM!tslly or communlly .mo . - . help wilh any p!e<l< al..,..iflil. whelhor u 1>o OQillemfc. 1>0'-1. Pfol...loNI or tre.tl ..... Our steff C'Oil$iSU of pro«dent writtfs who he:ve ..ndorgone • 6 . - I t training .,......_ If you -ltlllto.O to r _ . s 10 your wrttlng. SlOp by 336 Beldy ....kclays from l:IA p.m.. /0\WTh From &9j>,"'- or~ Squire Irom &9 p.m. l'tlndtoyt.. u.. elcol1!>l •..,._ _..,. on ant>•-· arid pr-.uon.I'O<mo...-irto!matloo"""-tlw A_. aompua Ia. na1 ...U-alcollol, 'w or• AA"""I Korean Night"" Ctllutral-lloll" F'riflo7. Dinner from &7:1~ p.m., pt.-nlollon •• 1:30 p.m. raeu nafM.bie at the...door. 1'011 and 0.. DlllllniJ In lbt. Qui lAic.." ~.av Bt<nard ~lowold w.-y II 7 p.m.Mt 234 SqUire. "Sodlmen!Oiogy o...S ~ oiTar - " 9 ' - by Dr, OrantD. Mo._ of the ~no GeoloQicSwwy Ap<U 16atJ:30 p.m. In room 18, 4240l!ro:lqt Ia. Thtoatu---·. -noon._,... -ott Dept <II C*~ Wednetday E_,LL IOa.m s.rlion ol papera by Rll)' Federman. Ruby COhn, and folrtnlrt Eaalln: 2-4 p.m. Ponti dltaJUion ~M>II in the KllhariM Comel4 n.t.ter. Ellicott, II p.m., Wotlcl ........... ol RDc:bb9 et 1M C..,!« Theeter. 681 MoOn Allo A,pril 9, 10. II .. 8 p.m. 'Jnl....,al -.t St. a · - "' l\loWect/Concrote ,__..... Doo-.. lrL ""'""'Aigotlth!r> ~:...-.....- o ' - by Anhw '"· doy ~l30 4>.m. !n room ~ 1. 42a Jl'oclgH.w. • "o..lll- """by IJ8 Pral_.. en-.-.,;, and 0...01<......., \ l l - y e t 8 P.tn . ln 146Ditfwndotf. ~~~~~~--- "™;:, =. Sun· --..,.. -•nd • C.....r "'"'"'"" omc. woolcllltopa: Job lnten'lt•{JIIG ,_,.uon !ncl. T«<lnktw> Wednetdayat noon In "6 A VJdeolopt will 1>e ohown end dltcwiood. 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P-"'-' 4122 oo 10 o.m• 2 P"'Sopl>omo<ea -~ to ~ .. their Otpol\· Tralning wlll bo on oempus Wedneadly. C.U """' lo\edr ot 831·3515 or ""'!> by 3 Ha,. C to make an ~L O.IIoll va. l!.....,tloa II 1M topl<' at F'amll)' Tlmt, _.-I>Y c.mpu. c~ lor Chr11t- at 1 p.m. In the Jone Keeler Room. j;llkou. "US tmporlall"'": Get Out ol fl ...._ . . , . - &ubll>M~AdY!Mmont,21t,_Hell: 'odoy at 10 a.m.; tomorrow at Z p.ll'l.; \\1~ e1 9 a.m.: 419and)p.jn.: 4110.otll.....,,:-4113et 1 p.ftl~ li/14 The ltllllwte lor sldlla lmpo<tont to yO.., -~?Come to 1M Squl~ Cont.- Theon Thtor*y from ).6 p.m. and nnd out. Cornm41nkotlon: the Edge In 1M 10'1 II boiflil apon10tod by the Com munlcotlo<\Dtpt., g;--.u..-..,ltytotolk with lo<:el p<.--11 from .,.tloutlldill. Come IJ•on •!>d ""' q.-iOns- the ....,....ry com"'"nkotlon skllllfor-- Sigma, 'l"'ellflilt......,._ M noon In~ Haa• ~. Sqult-. ,.••, ..."' lncllodol .,...,... d - . ......... tlonary culture. Spon......, toy ()<uon <JI AfKI•Impollalilt ••.WWS by uorng ·~ . . . , _ . . ) f004 ............... "Thocs..-lty " ' -" -" glWn by"' 0<."""' 1 .. 7:30 ,..,. In 232 SqUir-e. 5paNot'o " " 610 Appkotlonllft ..,......., f « - )oil opoflllia IO< ·-lntoruto:d ·~"""'"'their -lletd$. W~. Aft --Aptiiii<Ot WIIICIIIOI~Aprlll4tftd U . A - - \ In~ crallt ~M- ...,_ lbello et 636 2957 """* I OCIAa~ ~u 8:30p.m. ........ ~ . Squn. :.r.:"::=~=-:=~~progremL at 835..o73. ~Jim J The'--ya-. Apd IS ..7:30and IOp.m.• lite()...... Thui«OIIM.In 5I. ~-OitM • Sqwn Tldte ~ Clrc:olo ltolo. . n...nc~et mooting Clemoni. -Y• • <JI -...r and -n.e Coin W_; 111r1w. 7 and 9 ,..,.. ~MI)r. tn no lfiFAC • p.m rn 11134 ,......... Student Assn. . - today • 5 Sqioloe. P""· Ill 260. llulioeo _ . J1181!b01mmittee- Wtorlneod.y at !1-.30 p.m. lA Ua CAC ollct. 345 Squire. - a.-no. Cillo meeta ~ at 2.:30 p.m. Jn 224, w........, 10 p.m. .oil . _.......,.._-.&. - WliGir- - t l i l ..,_..,., 1101 •p.m;. .,...... al OJo ln.. ~~~~~~oltlaoY-PortyJIApnl 20 1ft tlie Ft--. Room, lot - . . , . -.r S ....... "'""rAptii27.Watdlfor....._Sigh..,lor<'0411 SoftloloH Teem In the Sill 0111> o111ce. oa ..__a....;.,.,.,.,.. aw.r~ey D<~~ng 11 9 .... ...._..,.a ......... Clooolo Gym. Y-tGplcs ...........................,._ aa-...., a.1o ... ,...... _..., ....__·~._ It>~ 8ulr.ID.S.. ~Clul>. .,..a~ce.._,.-...., IICIMO..W.._. W~ et5 p:ut. on t1>o 1tMo ~~Squire. lladlrll .;;II;~.,.._. Olrt'a.,_ ~ ror oprlne 10om~ • .... Ill!IW,.n.. nm !14We. ~':.e~o:L..~~ ' X a..-ANB;~ -- ~N:. 4" 3<30 ~e~~:= . 2:30 ......... dlalltJK -.~Cioolt . . . . . . . . . . .by . .11M C7:rJ02Jot.. · 8D45118 . aa ~ c:Jolb ~-1-)I)Op.. out_ - l_ ' ao.t •<~<~.• ..... _ , _ _ Cltob --"""'P .-, Frtc!ey M 7 ,_.. In lite ~- ~For .................. . , . _ .. \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ia l'loally ~ The ,._,llly'a ac:tloa, doot wldl 11M: .,.,...,.... or ao-.....H,PLCW<y,_f_ll>e~Scute to _ . . . a IIDal _ _ . . Wll SUNY. Soun:a cWoa t~aame r... - · c o . , . . ........, by aotr - t , will be_....,_ II lbo ara of SIO milliDD. A<>c:ordiq 10 SUu Allllloar ........ (0-JIIdfllo), lilt s.n.u o..-nu ..... enclonnl 11M: s..- _ . . , . . , SU ...._ ........... . . . . . , ......U.. SUHY'a f. . Ill 11M: ......., or S...c ~YI*t)' II lilt._ ._biicaAJ.-..dtc holM. S...C Hilhcr ~ Caallliucc Dit~ Didt S..ora llllld tlaa lilt Ia Ilia ._ ........ "lnt<NI.,. OCFtladooa" "ilb ~ Speaker Stanley fink _, Cllcy to iron OUC ._blba ....,.,...., 111 _ , . _ , " ' SUHY u wdl aa cwry ocher ~ funded"propu~ aod inlltitutlon. Altbouah Santora bdkveo you "can't put a cltfinit fi&UI'<" 011 SUNY's restoration II tbla poW. indkattd that hla oriPn&l admatlon of Sl nlillloo to • SIS..- "II ... 111ft." Jk ~ Dloeaorftjoc.ud a claim by~ A.a.ioa of tile~ tsASU) ~ .,.,_ lctll Zic11« t1aa 11M: ~y'• SIA . . . . f1curt 15 lilt SUHY could fXIIIkl''Tbt S...C bo1ina ..,_..., ...t dalln to be .-oo ~~~ NewYortS.C."bo-.., " - J lhiotk lhrTll.,... ror.....,. ca." Acoordlna 10 Zie&lfr', lilt ~· - k e d a Sl. l ~__..,oldie Sca1c u_,. s..,. I m•ol Tiita ~ (SUSTA) - · .. ...a .. st.l3....., ror feailt,.~ She -..s t1aa 11oac ,..._ .. ..., _ . . ... N ........ SASl1 - lobbJiol rex. ' 'Wc'n ...... 10 lid ................ ~ llllld, ...... dot lllldce lac:raa ....' adciR8ed . . . . . The adrc New York be lloadlot~ llw-IIIPI*ed 10 booa paiOIId .., 11rcr . wee~.-,., bua Saotoraaplaiacd t1aa llltao..n.cw'a nlll<tol>cr 10 dowD willl boUa ~ leaden tllldl TUaclay baa prnmiCld COIJipliaaco widllllt law. Muidlo, a lialuun Scuior who baa UB'a Mala SU... Campus in bb clharia, prabed bb fdlaw Smalc Dmlocnu for~ a SUNY reotonllotl. Howcwr, •boo liked wtty•meo.mocr.t.oouklnot -ltl>wilba biaa'raconOoG_.,.,.tbal could ~~ave poqibly averted a tuition hil:e-MUello Aid tltat d<fbloo was up to thci>D<mocnuic adcnblp. u....,., dolar....,. '*"-" * tketlt . . . . . ......., ....... &u#lrl ,.,.,. M IMitMfh ,,._.,_ ~ ....... 3 April 1981 . ... Vol. 31 , No. 76 SUNY at Buffalo ~"',..........., ____,...,_. ~,.,..,. Topical spectrum Aid funds are reinstated; Faculty searchers named _ _ .... Mte..,.noe~....., Mtt~•thtr•·-•,_•._._...,..,..........,..._. c:o.-.;-. by ~olut lt. lApiana • .......,. .. .,..E.aecvcM Tlw-..- ... ---- .. - with area Assembl)man William Hoyt, SUNY Ctntral offidtis and repre5"ntatives of the Governor's office. M_I., Eirllto< Governor H11ah L. Care)' and State Assembly De-Prated S'pealcer Stanley Fink have -.ro<d to rdnstat•the State Wbea attention turned to the selection of faculty Yniversity Supplemental Tuldon AUIJtanc:e (SUSTA) represmtatlVt$ for tbe UB Presidential Sc&rct. prOJf&lll and provide the previously I'IIQUcst<d fundina Commiuee, Otainnan Norman Solkoff bar~ for the UB Dental Sdtool, Unlvcnily Pro:sldem Raben members of the press from the discussion. L. Kdter told the Faculty Senate Exeauiv• Commiuee However, TIN Sprarvm bas learned t:laJ the three Wedaesday. representatives-whose idc:ntitles att 1101 sc:beduled to "The political aame-playina pald orr." a 5mlliaa be made publk UDlil the Committee's fii'St sasioo on President eXplained to Lbe aroup. "EverythiJia Is as April l.__.,.e Communication Profe$$0r Molen much " f t Md want<d." ~. Law Professor Jecob Hyman and Solkoff. E.lplaiftina thu SUSTA Is awarded to studenu wbo "They arc prcUy repn:senhU... of Lbe wbok fiiCUity are still ~da'Cd rmaodaDy oo<dy after an initial body," commented ooe $CIJ&IOW wbo wisbed 10 remain Tllitiocl Assisuo« Procram (TAP) ~mt, Kcua anooymous ... I'm oonrlllenr or their ability ... said ''the cua S&IIIC clollat Yal~ u last )'at," bas Pndudina discv.s:sion oo the _.men committee, boal r<inswed. Howevu, he added, oo addltlooat Kator praised an 1.1poomiaa lJB.sponsored acid rain IJ'Illl.l wiU be earmark<d for applic&Du. oonfC<aiOC, callina it a "rul event." He said. "lber.. ~y. the Daatal Sc:llool-poorty ev.lu&ted in will be an ~Y oulltalldia& list of $pe&kcrs. 1979-bad ~ed $719,275 from the Swe, but was Most (5peakcn) ....., bclli&aaltly eqer to anend." -auiped ooly Sl06,000 ill the GcM:rno;>'l initial The requests to anend lilt oonfcn:nc:e, Ketr.er added, ~ lteucr said he etpecU "about pcrcellt" of Wtte ''so blab that it will have to be closed." tbc.lbortfall to he reaored. Explainfna WI tbe Onivasity ooly bas fuocb to "lbe actloe Is for the Exeeutlv" flud&et, not put of aa:Ommoclatc about 200 coovattion«n, the President the modified ~ Bucllet," Kettor quatirled, salct be~ 1200 to putk:ipate ill the ~~ notiDa WI the deadline for moclinc.dolls e:xpim! at IY'!'posium. mlcbaiaht March 31. Altbouab tbc ratontioos b&.., the suppon of Fmk aDd Care)', Ketter emphaslZied tfll • Hec lollk they still require $tau Senate support. Despite the "We'U probably have to show i1 on video-tape," he raoaizliaa Scoatori&l ltWIIblia& block, be wu reported, pointina to tbe almost 60 represeatatl- tbe opcjmlltic that the biD would be JIUiecl aDd pointed to DuPont Cbcmlc:al ComPIIIlY illlCilds to sead to tbe "coa-'otu" he Md early W<dnaday mornfna conference as an example of the sasioo's JIOPOIJ.rily. eo _O.W00"-"""' .. - " " 00 ,..,El!IOY'P:F~~-... - . . . ...- .. -- "I hones:rly didn't 1hink it was that bot a topic," Ketter lauahed. RespondiJia to a rcc:ent pro()OAI by former Faailiy Senate Chairman Newtoo Garver requirina future studt:n11 to rqisler for two 11pper level General Education eouna to complete tht:ir academic requlmncnll, Solkoff offered tbe Garver raolwioo to the e-uu.., CoiiUIUuee roc approYal. WbDe mo.~ Senators qreed that tbe General EdUC&I.ioo Committee should ba.., initial ...-oYa~. otbcn q~oacd tbc ralioGak bebiod tbc wgestioD.. "Upper numbers "(:JOO.«<I lnd ~) do 1101 --.rily meu upper division," W1ll"lled GeolotPcal Sdences Profestor Parkor Calkins. "Wbpcyer frames this (resohMioo) bettor frame It carefully-ad>-aocc:d courses mlaht be a better alcau(h-.,_" Hittory ProfCSIOf Robert Pope, 'lObo Wedaesday wu ~ as IIi Executive Committee member, compounded CallclAs' (c.s. "I'm skeptical of tbe edue8tiooa! ~rr«li~ (of* requitanent of upper division Geocnl Edualioo Counes)," bcCOIIIIDellted. Pope abo qllestioo<d wbctllcr tbcre we coolllb upper divisioo Geocnl Educ:&lioo counes to meet tbe &IJiidpated demand. Instead, be SUJiesl<d, studenu should be required to putake ba actv&nCl<d level CliKinCS that would loP:aDY follow an introductory sub,lea. " It makes ~ - . " Po.,. Sllf1lliled, "to take Calculus 101 then 102: Western Civlllu.lioo I, tb u Americ:ao Puritanism:" bther titan coa1inue ditc=ioo, the Commiuee cledded 10 $end the mcesure to tbc General Education Commluee before matlna aay formal comment. trsicle: On the rodio-P.2 / Bod 8«hune7-P.3 I Goinr out and comitf ln-Pp..f & 5 I Oetdy 'SUN'- Pp.9-19 �~~;;~~· ,, 17tt A-0111¥ of Sotelp ,_.on a obclf bd1lAcl bim. A wdl-wlohlnc is pooted on 1be Will before biOI. 17tt GI41Nias BDolc Qf World R.I!CDI'dl ir ~Y.,...,.., niOII to bJm-for ~· The came or the ...,. Is ''miod .,_ 11\&tlraf" fO< WGR.Q-FM air t~ ~ty l..an)l -w marl< "Saonill' " Norton IS be allemptS 10 break ll>t Cld&1iftc 1octaat radio broack:ut . NOnoA. wbo bcp» his fO< the matalhoi>IW.Dt oo lobrdll9, iiCJ!*lOCIIO sban.. tl>t ~ IW>darcl or 361 bows 1ll ' p.m. tC)Qyc Norton said M JOt Lbt idea for a rccotd auanp~ aft.. pondcrioa the pr~ ror ...,Y _... The ronal impcuu, bowe¥.., came Ilia U:epcbl coll<qucs. " I jUJt Milt on to prove tlw I can do it," said the 24 ,.ar-dd Amh... rcsiclcnt. "Espcciolly wbcn poople at other ...Sio lllJIIlolu bavt called me a jcrt.'' Nortoa admitted lbal ID prHtW~t c:oavcnalioas, ....., tboac a1 bls OWD '"ff ~" IWioco cloubted his ability 10 conquer Clldlaii boun of -:-" eyelids. Wbl cu l aayl Student' groups get Parker. f ' • • • 1bc .,.._._ ..._, hu ..,.,.. from tM public: .-blch hu "blown this lbina flt\h<r out or prC)J>Oftion tbao I could b.lvc m:s Jmaained." 1 .. , , The Squire Hall relocation will ..0. bc:cin until t1>t Summer of 1981. •• tt•s ~Dina 10 bt n1Uk, but whtn it . liit>it'sa""'- to be a bloe.k bustcr," No.I rcrnatked . Ht Plluu to rcloe1llc Squire Hall studcot orpnizatlons lllso Aid that ihe mo•• mad< in 1982 •ill not be a .ac dlocusscd • a ~ Walnadlly a rtcrnocin pmnanent OIK but would lui far _..,wnatdy '"'"' called by SA " - b iYSpeaker Arlene ZwilUn.. Vb l'talclalt of Flldlitk> Plunina l obo Ntal wu pr<scro "We do no< ha.., a masur plan for the Health • to ""'llaln .and qii<Silom rrorn • «udent Sc:lcnct Prop;om," Neal e.q>lained when ukod for O<PIIizaticol leaders coocanina t1>t propoood move. spcc:ifk daaib OOI><ltl1lin& the rdocatlon pl1111. Aeconlloa to Neal, the Dental Scbool will be loc:at<d Ho,.._. !It 'llmlrod orpnlution rq>rcsauatlws, ilL Squire H,U and all O<pniDiions c:urrc:ntly "We do h..,e tiiOII&h >quare feet fa< evttyon<. We occupyioa,_.1n tM studmt un1oa will w.ind up in p<OIIIIisc to keep you &II out or the ...m." Zwillilla ootldudecl tl>t mcctina by utma all dth<r "-"cr ot•liird Hall. O<pniitllion . !<aden to lubmit proposJII to SA As rar • ·.,y GrllllilA<iolls bcioa rdoc:1lled to the rcprd;, wtw tbcir needs will be wbell they an Amhenl <Ampus, Nalrcmarked tbat the onlypotalble Jdocatcd. z..Qiina tmplwhod lM neecssity fO< _ . aftllablt oorthe Amhenl campus will be in the spcc:iftC, realistic rcquesu 1Utln& the O<tlllization' EWcott c:omplcjt. I clt&ll'ed locotion, IM type of Sl*'t required, lilY " l ltDO&I, .'\ --~1 b - blltlll)' hop< ~ llllll:lllocry or cqulpmatt neoded and Is to millllllbetht ..........,...,.. No.I Aid i n - problans llldcipated with the 11>0\'e. The dcadlla< for propooab iJ ill-•ilnady three 10 ~...SC~theiD:u>orwlo<ofstudeot ~ ·IJeina ploc:od ......,.. maximum ll""""t wceb. ZwWiDa bopea lbal SA will be able to have oomc plaD l<JICII;Ilcq!>J'tbc.mcl or~-· trafllt ~ OQIJ!rli I ~s- $p«tflll0 Hod&t SI.0/1 "'~ ,..,.. ~Nonce. The ~ .djk ~q' .... ,.,....., cooouraPJII calls from 'as C.. a,.ay'\s Pmm~vaoia and Canada. He said """"' tCIIior citlzau an even l!stcnilla 10 the rod< statiorl just 10 ,._ of the lOci il slill on the ntllio." Throuabout hi& maratbon, Norton hu ...... rlfmly blld;ed by lh< Nltlooal Eater Seal Society. In an atl-11' to make tho lidf•prodalmcd "silly, aupid" otunt more ~hwhile, Norton <hole to 1<1111 it 1 " Rockatbon for East .. Seals." When Natlonal Eater Seals rqracntati,.. Jobo om recently visited tM Vlr&inla Placr studio. ~ ~ hi• <Oilcction of $4000 In pled&.. to bftlclit tM O<pnization. Nonoo's commitment to h<1Pina m.ritk> is no small pan due to hos wife'> job wO<k"'- with blind and handiaoppod childrm. CorucqUCftlly. tM disc jo<\cy often volun1ccn for ,,_ appearances at wh..w.air football pm<s or Muscular Diotrophy danca. to· the -Prior ·de7aunt, rwnon tblt Clllmded slceplcs&Acss produces mind diltortlon• ran rampaol. Boob suo:b as Wloot tlw Bwddlt# T•1111t1 ba~ provided Norton with a healthY mcolll anit\lds. Thtou&h rexardl, be ~ed that lh< brain require ocasional drcams-"to SO<t tbollahu out.•• .. The WORQ Promo<loru Dircao< recalled t1>t .....,., case or a daredevil wbo stayed awake for ooe · only to be <artod orr to a t~~t~~t.~l institution. Nortoo's policy "¥thus boal 10 """""'ulale Ids .uo!ed fi~ minutes-per-hour sleep untU la.m. when h<-lodall<s in a t-.loou< nap. Y.. NortoO claims not to fed r..ted an.. Lbt two-llour s1eq> .......... "After I ,_k Of thb, on<'s body jUSIIUrD$ kind Of nwnb," M explained. "In (act, my whok body ..me.." Durin& tho clay. Norton is visited by anyone frO<n masseu... to Zat Buddhisu. w........, New York Allllaic ~crTnlintt Nic:k Mocr1dlo lui> set the disc jocl;cy oo a six-mcals1J<1-clat routioc, tn O<dcr to maintain a aeady physieal balance. 1...ora< qt>llltitk> of nuidJ and fresh fruill and vqetablts (mdudina the biblleally-prodalmcd bc:alcr "aloe pLant") been recommended by a nutriooist. Nunes chect NortoG't blood pn:$$11K, tempcnture and pulse rae dally. _ • O<:cuional "bad days" take.alarae toU oo Norton. On the ci&hih day of the maratbon, M ~Y IOICCUmbed tothesbccranallislloftloe stunt. Evcn in th<se rtoal the Buffalo Slate Colles< Po»<~ periods or a drunl<en-li.ke otupor ctlanaeriud by slurred tp«dd and lll<:oherent rarnbliJII'. "I fad to tum the microphone off a <011ple or timc:o," related fellow olr .,..........ity Mark HCDJlina. Anoth.. diK jockey il .,....., at a8 times to bdp <DlCIUiD IM often lc:tbaiJic Notton. "l'vc 1en to 10 1o the betlvoom, onc1 I'll ODIIIt< bedt and l..an)l's ~;· osamed Hmnlna- " I'D waite him up and be's like, suacs. ' Wh<re 1111 1?" a- ......... FRIDAY AT P.J.'S WILL NEVER BE THE SAMEIII . . 50t STROHS DRAfTS/ $2.75 STBOHS PITCHERS/ $1,00 MIXED DIUNKSI FilE£ JIUNCIIIESI . darllog at 1 ·p.m.I no.,.,_ ,...._ .. The diJc jocl;ey c:ootCftdo lbal hiJ " Soonin' " Nonon ""*- b in no ,..y ~Ablvcor his ability to . - in awake £0< aiUSI&inocl period or time. Noncp plclted UJ) the nio:a- as a c:hild, IDCI dolms thai his Iiila cvcn ..... c8lled the ..... thlna- ··~. ltlcls coli -all the titbellld !i&1 ' You mlllt be anortln' alol o r coke do.... thorc,' " be CIIJII&Ioed. 111. - - ' · the ran or - . 1 dialorlioas prOYed uafOIIIIdod IIRidl or the dlacriD of one Wattttowo, Nnr Ycwk raidii:Jit. Aoconliaa 10 Nonoa, M .....,..tlr rcc:eiwd a pht.e c.a froat the cirlfriald of the prn1oua ....,.,.. bolder. "Arc you balluc:iu&ina )'01! Arc you crtiCti"' UJ)7 You lcoow you' re DOl loiaa 10 be able to do II." lllc alotediY aid. , _ 1ll the • _ ., -.o of tile W~wo dloc jockey's ..... 10 , . . . _ Nonon'a .-d the aad,.. BulTIIonlan Clldainled, " Tbelt I'm..,..... lll&kc it b.wclcr fO< .... 10 tlo ill" Nonce's pi&Ds illdutk ooadDtllinlll>t tDar&thott t1vo41c11 w~. briaeioa lbciDUito :IOdaY~IIId 410boun. Not Clllk•-the aiH.iaoe-': ollOOO boun .-.....by a_, w1oo _ _ , ~ ~ this--· . . . -. . . . _ """ diOOd CIIOUib 10 ....tc-... rrcilp the prod"""" of die ........ lllowlltell ,..,.. . Ollc ofll>t ...................... Nonoa ap- loa ..... WOre~ WoaQ1o ~- al.ap:ue peid _ . , . 10 the Woood&. ...... r.. 10 tind,''loe -'<d. ••, could lay dowll and 10 to...., ror h .. die r-. ...._ .,._ 110 l'llnhoF -..io ror world . - d ........_ eoa it ltla mdio ........,_ . - d Ia ~~rata. "This Ja J,.. a one"lie~ •. _ ltaiCia. recorda -lllllille to be broltal." .,._tO - two-. *" ..... 3155 Squlte Hall �i.. .,DuR.ww i Clooopw """' _..... f Tllr ..,..,.. ol . . _ Ull'• . . . _ Hoi hao - - tile ,..,.._ . . auckau 10 lawa • of ......uu.cs .. PoiDlfloa 1D . _ , . . ~ l.rca.ia lbout pouMe u.s. 6DYifllll1flllt CWf1/licity ilwoMng t"- Ku Kkls K11n """ IDc:lclc«a or ~ ~ adihborlot Bcuctl .... Stboal studenu, Lhc 11<11\une _,.,_. hovt laundlod • p<tldoll clmoe to au ambush of ., 1nti·c/M1 flly in G~Nnsboroug/1 in NovembtN of 1979 • "wor1tl... ...:urlty rooce tzii/J/« syn<m'' to be put In crrecs 11 the bulldlna. The clocumcnt odell l!w die 5lan<a, "11 Jlucl<nu, fed dot TODAY, Friday, Apnl 3 at 2:00 pm Squire Conference Theatre Uniwnoty hiS done IIOihina "' ilwlrt our •fay or oar poqxny• ia the roolity. ,.,...,.pen oflhcproblcm, ua Dirca« or PuOk Sefdy Let Onffa. ia l!w the locaaion or ••• art buUdiq "dociD'I lmd lllllt 1D ........... o fccliq of.....,.... "--1 .a »>T toWn SUUt. dot lltll<:llln Is -.dwk~Mod M l llmDcst ood • f6CIID<')'. Alick rna ill ~ wllldl Grirtia dc:1lcrlbed • ••...,.. Lhc ....... .,..,....... 10 ...,........or,_~a.~~cacytu ycer"-dlc ....... or 11cmctt nut door prc1tn11 tpcdaJ ..,_..,EX:_.,. _____ . , __ . , ........ ...........................,............ ..... -..o111UC1t •not_.-_ _ ..,.... ___ _ .,. ~ ••oidina ......... tbc bu11dJq, Lhc person, any Yioi<DCO, ~ h•' <llly ~ lo lblt 1 wbilc Public Safay Is belna mony , . . . . . audall aodloo on Lhc fnl floor, 111hcy- -•ted b)' Otil)' • Ji>.,(oot PArtllioo. Many raiclcnu llfl'lcd roo 1 wall IO ICP'nU tbt lllldio6 from tht dtYI!or and stoirwdl, but oo f1r -'>!at bM iniliacd. '"lbty ~ HIP Sdtool To COCIIbal lht problao, I a\ldeauj like to-.,..., ust our .....nty .,.._ wu 4edaocd two ...... ll>d b... 0<11," •odat& ~ .... lt iiiUIIPC*d 10 I:IOOikcr Odty ~ r<portcd. Thor >idlno .,... .,.,... ~ or tltitws roor - t . - · t1oc • al.wm irl1 ranaillt- foro10 IOCOCICio. lka 10 far, ...._ or wtclcsvodllllt< loot • tllmr a roct llvoqll bor llle lioc1 Of I SJj port, Lhc .,._ car window and ...........d tile artldt ....... . . -. of clothlna. Rt<-eotiJ Howe loot SlO Cltiff111 Ql>lalnod 11\ottloe lllluiftt whco sh< l<n h<T worbi*Cb"for put ..... I'OQ.-ed IWO )'Cin about 20 minutes." raumed and but us dd.llycd bteowe of o found it aonc. Both crimes oecurrcd mbtimum..,.umb<r requirement for durina sdlOOI houn. manufacunina lt. Wh<n It I• finallY Durina tho day, Bethune has made,lhU)'Siemwlllooundanol<n both bascmcltt and ftnl l1oor dooc:s "to kccp lht audenu honat on ullloctod, wlllt no ...:urlty Cb«b P<Qppina doon - · " 11t uid . on J>011Pk cotc:rina tho buildlna. Ftooldin oarecd th .. " o lot or Hlalt ochool audmu. rq>oncdly ~ .. art m&ld~~t their , . _... tht _,.. Ooor ....... """' ~." bothrOOill< and • clotlctocd oflllc bticmc:ot-loc:akolrilbt- NIPt _._ 1D • door US<d for qua exit •bee "lt , . , _ rapoodloility of Pubbc: lbt .t~odaoU about 10 be ' SafttYistomaftpenoclkiW'«<''of qucstioacd. tht bWdifttt, espociaQy .. oiabt. At II p.m.. all doon ore dlccl:ina oo trupoucn. Tilt lo<kcd-mOA or the time by orGccn matt Lhc ch«b • koa buikllna malnlc.IIICC: _ . . . t . lb..,. 10 four lima durina the Bethune IIJidullc audcol Wayne miciJUaht to I &.IQ. llme slot, ..ttich Frlftklin Clqllalnod tlt11 on Friday Griffin daimcd wes "tltt busy and Saturdll)' the doon art tockcd shifi." by Public SafetY off10a1, He emphaslzcd tb11 pan or tht sln~ ,.,alnl<nance don not work procedure of a propc11y chccl< Is those nlaltll. But Griffon countered aewally toun,. the bulldl~a. but tbM statcmcnt, uplalnina IbM Franklin and other lflduote ntlilltcn.- ooldy Is rapoasiblc IIUdeou notcd that Ptlblit: Sa.fay for lo<ldna doors. He notcd the con usually drivt by Bcthunt foUy or "ldhla a Sl6 to St7,000 1 duriq tit< nlaht lltin, and oiTic<n ,..., p11101mao as o rarely alta the botildina. probleaor, oeilinc·blab ..__ so- - cam.,..• ....w.....,.. - The ·" Pultlit s.fcty Dircaor notal lhll tht M ........ wbo tile bul1dlnt laic • lillll .,.. ~ IIJidullt ........ ,.,._ ..-iYC "'""*·".. ....-..s........ Clrilrm actuowlcdacd tlllltt "11 pouibk"' that bls pcnOGnd milbl miss tilt lour, and Pf'*bcd 1D ''rnniod tbtlll" or tbttr If on r responsibllhiu tMir c:a~~piG>od. oo " ' - of the pnllllana with bulldiala MOCUrity baY< bteo blamed oa llconctl lludtntl, but In prop os- Joclted doonwldt btlcb, Febnllry of Ibis )'OW' o fcmr.lt moklna llulldJq ._. ''llle lftOIIMe audalt rtflll"llcd to her • main problan," ()rlmn &lid. 10 lilld a ..,.. ooo«udcnt juica _ . . , as . . . .... For various , _, ·~ under,ad-co~etey oftea a» •lldio1JoiDa thfOUI)t ~Beih- w pune. She ocramcd for Mlp. ad Lony ~ Is Ulod b)' «10 llfareo• rnpoadcd . O'om an -~tudqKa, lillll - r ........ ..,,_"""' . . .. Itt rcponedly UJiq tbc flldlldco aftcribe II l'·ID. WW1ICIII tbc , 10 dosina lillie. .._ . . • • .._taa. an4 " We "'- _, .-1 an11n11 • · The . . . . . ..., ltft .....,, all'-~!> IISUIIy . .._ Cite ......... 10 • ..._ ......... _ , . abOut oursdvcs." Ht ~ealtd ttiat olealiaa wid~ tbc . ...,_... Itt _..,....,..,. 10 .,..,... ....... ..-! . . Publk Sll~ aboolt .., boer lila. ad :10 , ...., ................ ~r;eyo. witb a • - a• be< or c:oopied IDqa ill dmalllloa. ' Aftc:r~,the-to.diaa 6ndllillc .at»CCaw uid th1t doon ud •~ oqo&nKS of t:mDPUS scauit.y ofllcm hovc said Wlndo... orrtr "your pet or ... tht way 10 deal wltb tb1s llY<nue into Ill< boildlt~~.'' F...nldln IYPc or situation Is to talk to the ·--old . . . ....,.................. ..... -.a • or .......,., ..... ...,..... '-*" -uled. lkn B.iomov q.-loned wt..l to do if someoa• wu elont or dld not bavt chana• for Lhc phone. since tbt Ollly camp<IJ pbonc Is on 11\t folll\h lloor Clrifllo ~ t1w tht An Ooputmcot Is rtfJ>OAublt for pbooe inatallatioa. .. lomaJina apaaiyt wort order bocaUJt of ~ dlrtacd aph!Sf t11t ....... SiDct tbt ...... o( - ~cmb<t, mudcd 15 J,::;:::;;::;;;;:;:;;;:::;;::::;;:;:;::;;;;;::;;::::;;::;;;:::;;::::;;::::;;:;:;::;;;;;::;;:::::;::;;;:::;;;;;;:;:::;;;;;;/} Brood~·· lu Smcuh Hit lllifll n. Nc. ror1r rf ........ . Pulllic Safety 11u ~ IXtb\IOe, witlo 0Te or !hOSt occvrrill& ill tbt Pllr1<lnl ..... Theft -.- tlute stolco can, and two oas Tom-irta c-pan-, Of laruftcy OUU.itk. Ito.- Dnooa r~cd IIIII lOOft SATURDAY April 4th at 8 pm Clorlt c,... M.MSt.c-,.. aflor Thanhai•ina, sht wu wr.lkjq ouuidt to bet 1970 LTD ..1K:n " I sa .. tbcmorliJhuaoon. and lbt <~r" drl•t 1way. Tht eorty ....Vna thdl - " " ' to tM Burrolo Pollet~. Thon has beco liul< ...,.....,. direacd _..,.. J>011Pk 11 Bcthuoe TICKETS $3.50 Stadcnt. -'*'-·- okb<Micb Potrict" Taraort. o FIC\IIIy Stodeot woundedAsiOcioQoe clunoa • rdbbay ..._ SS Ge~~crol "" Mltcb 5, 1910, and anotha ,... m_.,c! O<Uidc tbt buildinJ. l'rol<dloe T _ .. shot in tbe ann. rcaivcd U91 from Workmrn ' • Cornpcns11ioa for the incident wl\ich bas lett him still unable to lin hll arm ovet his bead. Accordina to • Cmiriu Exprns ltory •• Coun or Oalnu judac refused to indl:aso Lhc compcsuotltioo paid by Lhc State or New York, oia« the CAmP."' se<urity force "could 1101 be opottcd 1D proleCI . , . . . aliqk ci\m.iuJ - - tM ~ otunben of Yisidaa pllblit oo tit< ~campus."' Theft baY<, beco "" r<pW~cd ,_,s 11 Lhc An buildina so for. but somt sex c:rimu h.ave be-til r<pW~cd. Fnntlin said that tWO yean qo a lcmale studc.t ..., confrocucd by • rtasber. She wu protected, Franklin e-xplained, When •'L.ouie tbc .main.t.eo.ance man c1wed him out or the buildioa with a lead PiP<·" But the llfldUilt scvde-et Doted that . . . it "t nOL M.,a.intenaoce's job te act 11 ..........,... Alldc from the alarm $)'11<111, Oriffin - c d the pouibk- or Sbldallsboo·-.:11 durizla the clay to mtraiiC<S. lie COOQpll'od ilto • -Similar proccd\ore US<d in tbt MaiD Saftl donnilorios 10 .-.s ,..... · Thor lhdeut blocJt: -ID)Oae CUiaiDa llltwould buildilla. boat -.N oaty _ . , . wbo caroc ia-notlfJina Publk S.fcty If IIIWIIboriz<d ptop1e hove entered. Orimn noted tt..l "tber<'s a hdl or • lot .... can do 10 loci.... the ~ofsecuritydownthtJ~ .~· Oot"- 0 ,,., , _ ... " .... Zl 0 f'll "" SopL lHlo<. If .,. £ ...... . . . _ 0 fol t91t o... tJ.Aid n . ttU - ....---................ - _____ ~ ------~------~----s.. __ z.. - Oty ,........,~ ............... Cftllll., • .--.. Aclm. �. l ... . .....-." .,......_._,..., doom--" .. .... otflec~ I 16 fOIIIIct Ia 'l'llllt' ·'• ! ....... . ..... ..... _~ ••.11 ... . .. . . .. .tbretd _,N._......,....,...doo .....__... T1MR - lbe , . • .- -~ v... lim)' Of . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,~the l'n:sidoal, . drart., r~~W~C~t~a oro llillkM llllioll crtemll oba<:lea ... ~ lA.. ~ . . . . . . . ... SA't Talbert IbM olllct Ill ,_., WIO . .I8 tt ''cndlil .......'' 10 i "" ..... Amhcnl c pcriodie ediiCriolt Ill lllc ..... He · ...... --~ -111M crllicb:ad l l l t . , . . r - ..... SA '• opiiNiioea, 1M dl ~ i .,.;..,. c...-. .... 'f! ..., . _ ....... _ .. .................. .........,.................... ... .......... "-dddDa CSA) ..................... . _ .,..._...,if __ ... ......... c..:-:.::::-:: ............................... )oil as d~ttll.. •• . "' . .. .... .. -,lh~ T...._........,_ ...,_ ....., ,_.ICAT1l . . . . . C..W AM _ . . . , . Laou (!Atoptro, 'o.dll ...... wa...atbdiOntelllt- Dlra:lor of A<:adiDt Alfaln) pa.,.s df~- . . . . 0( wort.l<t«J. . . 00, . . . . ......., •• - • -od&Wve • ........... t!Mat. 10 10, sa.e.- '-"" bedt Ia ...... the "l ta..tiMIP..IK fldW. I lilt dWr, .........., lor 1 few ........... oald. "' ror •..._, .,. lttlclaced, the eccoeds. aDd said, "I don•c lllt-laT-.tt.~.­ _IO_..cl,._.,.--.., - ~---- - . . . - - 10 .... ....... . . . . . . . . . . . oriK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the or1.1 iul SISO dot'WIItor)' f« s--. (Cioolr.a of 41< SUNY -rn.... Doolld) . . . . . Clllod (SASIU ~ Stcra ...t ........... S!l1060krun . . . . r. ~.J.!'. ·~~~ 10 1111 llil1tc:o piMed off, lid Ia tJw ...... it worted ••• IIIII the obotldcs 11111 COGftoMed ltb odmlabtndon, k cloa 1101 1a1t1t '-for SllltdiM 10 ...... liP the -lllaaAo Dat>U . wbat........, ··51><- J ___ ,.._ _ __ _______ ... ~!!!~i=~~-~~ iiKraud ood llod. 1ot or....,.,..ry idea• 11ac ......._ •• "' k ..... orbisV'ICC..,.....,'.... kJUM ........SIO-WitslocfdiO<a ofploct.llltitlksbt-lllloll- hcnd(--·· or ~ can~, be bdped. •• --.. ------·--y - ---- -·......._ , . . _ , _ _ 210 _ _ _ _ ... , _ ,_ _ ....... ....... ... -----.-0....-N.Y-~ -Col-~tOtpANOTMEfl PLUS FAOM WIZARD. ) - ., b<U.. rwdaa""" .._If he hod. ~. v- Presidall bt C>OI!Id have ...ted witlo1 "I ...., really ..,. Sbeohat cliocow>lod dolnu 11111 .......,. ;r"" or olllddm 1 bod r.... ~-· ... - - Dodtak'l llboaxx .. Ill ror bis ..... b>dTCdl•- but oclilliued lUI ......... - ..... -people milbl ~lb-. WOIIItt ... ~ pva .brafdf a PASSOVER, ITS LAWS & CUSTOMS P<Ol«t lhll o«vpiod _., ..... Olllllc Anollltra ~·_.,ed WaJ •toclco• c:....-.The btda• UB...t iD ,......,., .................. fc:asibilily -----..... o'ICI.-ofiUdlu~ Yea, We Are Openn n·l ~ -: * .::: - -Toniaht and Saturday- for ~ "TWO WEE'JCS.tilli'£SACH" SMWic~urt. r . .. : ~ . ~...... A8At8nt """a . CaUed Ho-e 2501 Nortla Fontt Road · :._ .......... f.wclewood --~, _..~ 3292 MaiD Street. - CanciJ~ folJotlleel STORES 6:%8 ,...., Eo.inr s.rwc. 7:15pm • Cleliciow Sh.w- Meal! . of....... DANCM; ~~~ wloca *************~~***** ~ IIU l.!KiiB ~ • a e:ao. no r:-. a t:aD. 141DIIIIIIdort a..· ~:~~, e. a Hell . Ftt. Apr~ a, et ' .Set. Aprl ' • r ................. CIIJ'_. One or Sbedtln'• eaeraka IUICioabtcdly 1111 ...- ror • ,._ lOCI r...., hcodCics, would I 11<11>1< 10 dewatc tDCn -v10 lllc .oK impact&~ tloiop I ed to Oil! Theonuc:a:ly. ,... 1M lo rcalltr. I doe't taow; r ltc PN!PAftAIIONS FOR PAIIOVER: Pftlpa(atlon8 for Pa~aover anr elaborate, snd mutt be ~»gun Hrly to maKe the J-1811 h - lilting for this great futlval. Not only do .,. want It to ba especially bHutHullor the holldly, but we mull also ptepe,. f1le " - b y rfddlng It ot•lt loml of INwn, called CHOMETZ. CMOIIETZ ~ WHAT ISm Cho,.tz it a general term tor all leavened foods or &'iii& W from wi!Nt. oata. rye, ~t, barley, and lhe lllte. Even the slightest , _ ol Chometz is tCNbldflen on ,....ell, not only lo eat, but ...." to po!!!SII ~ _ , _ , a thorough cleaning must ba done, including also the office, ,.._, JIICihfa. ~... cltlldtwr'a ClothN end toya, etc. • ........ THE C!!O!J!~ Air edtllllonal _.., to entunr tltat we pone111 no IHii'M on the holiday ,; ; , . , _ fM ~ Since we may not ba able to eet and dtfnlt up all.tfle CllomefZ tit olJr ~. the Torah allows us to sell fl to • -.Jew baf01e the fHt#NJ. Thlals doMby llrlt fiUttlng 81/dtt a// our Chomiltzln M lna-u/ble piece. DfiiiN thould ,_,. ,_, . .,.fully c,..nad. The arorage .,.. llttwld thfHr ba ,..W or tocll8d 1M,. .,_tJon of t1re INtfvat, lnd it 11 rhls that . . Nil l1y tilling 0111 fM •tfef:lled UU ~ CHOI/IQl FpRM. NOT£: T1te Sale ol Ct01191CJII leti8Jir ,.,_ Oompllo81ed and ahould only ba dlllt , _ , . , ~..., ,.,._ llti-!Jie attechadt- and mal/It ro =,.,.,~1S'_.81fd.,. will ba haf1111 toprgvlde tha J e:ao,......,. ~ ......... iill1:WO WliiiiV ~ ****~*************** �Strong campaign keys SK:UBA win loy Sdll Goo4c:IIIW -hliUw The SIWM PlinY's -.zinc lllnclslkk vlaory 111 last .....t'. coottovmial aod binerl)r cont..ud WldtrpaduMt Sl""'-t ~ (SA) clcaloru wu tho m..!'t or tu opponrni'J poorly c:raf1td CIU1\paOp aod lht itllj)Oftanct or full pony ouppOrt on lht OootCOIIIe. The raulu llso benld a difftrftlt cypr of SA lOW,...,, of "'''til ,.,..taled as_,. tb< ,.,Do<n buttd Tri•mph caochdatto-th< oo<allcd iluw· omcc lldtt, III&Sl....U..W ~ CWRDI SA TUUIOrer Alan Nll.hao. The Sllldalcs for K«Pitta UB -'ll"" <St.'UBA) l'anl' ~ 10 a 1&114bliclt victory, 'lrith. Pre:sid<nl Joo Rlfltln 1*1111 a aroaa whidl ....,.... Ia 1M of Ills........., - a : VIce Praid<M Slew Kapto11, Sclld<ftt Aaocdlloaor lht Slat< Unn...slly (SASU) ddqlta Jolw S.Otora llld Slew c.ra... aDII Uahtiii\Y • co11ndr . _...~-w,...... llallanl. Only Tt~u-tltct Mart ~c ltld SASU ddqolt T10.1 ~ ...,..abk loonn:omclht . SKUBA oelbullll and pin victory. David OUIYlo to lUI out lht ...-. offlet llck:<t . Allboqll ucb SKUIIA ~hod bo!ao ............ "' SA before. lhqo MR not IJ<ft:<l•tcl 10 b t - to thio - · · cu. A cmaift comptocmcy ...,_, to mil\ lht Tnumpb Paey. with the dc:ke\ Cllji<Ciilll lhe brood ltld lnnut'fttill JUPPO" or th< cutT<rU SA admlniuutloo. Trhompl> wu.psu .-..1 that lhb ,..,•• do:lion wu oiml!. 10 lht1910 .... Slaodwl rock lo ... tbe . . _ . or &~..-•. lltlkkiiCe Hall Advi>ort aed l!lllcott CcoF dwdkn. " time 111M SbcdoiD could hl>e ....,. without lc:tLviD& his F.,.o ~'-" · .. --in - a l l he *""""' ..,_ Ya 1'11wnph (lilod IO rtlilu thM Sloeellon'• rictory lar,c 1*\ I* the split bttMto bis two top chJienaets-Jim Sttn ud ,...,_ Canudr-boeh o r - '*''· an•m on its t !! • ........... i ballot-Bal111d, .. j aloM Kaplan and Rlfltln. Ill - ctrcw auppon in • coats that wu dtddedly patty-oricrutd... "'t<fl tcndtd to - • aflli&ht clown oht Uno, ~ the paatcm only ror Moort and St.oltt. w11o rroco watr..om!IO...,.,.,....,.. 8alortl .... aJjaya! - - - , ia Ellooott and 011 Stre!t ,.,_ lila • a Sf.SU cldt:ptc-e paoirian bt ......., earlier IIIla year. AI Seeatt Chairman, KapiM bod atabmb<d a ttrona rappon "'ilh many Uudtm$ and with top. -.."'n'• "*' notch campalplna, SKUliA llttlt troublt b<Stina 1'11u&l>h. ' The pOny iniluaat - 10 co1tlcal 10 u.e deetioo'• ~ thl1 SICUIIA Traowe candida< Sl- Wllity, "" ........_ .....~ ..... ~ ,.;ply_viCbk .~· fctlllftb' lQ) _ .. of- """" *' · Analysis bod'W~~. . . Sl>. orroci.lk rcpontd ..... o-.;r 1000 tbe ballou - or 31SO OC>tlnt~ a~ ~UBA rally, tht alklt<d Illicit camJ>&ian aal.ttks lha1 ~rho The errca or actual ballot tally is uncletcrarinable. allhouab many most Aottbly Naill.., ltld -Qirrau Praida>t Tim Shccbu , lrefpc4 mora• the Triumph Tid<ct, 81~ iu oriP>oJ _......, cliffued lrOCII lllt ...... ......,~by SKUIA. NDID IsM pnlp<lilod tlutt Moor< liOtlc rho l'raidalcy. Ftcuhy.SIIIdalc Astodatioll (FSA) Pmicknt Cordell Sthadlla lh< .. .........., ~- -~,....... .. JUdicwy cleartcl . . . . . , or ony wroaaclola& in an ~ of oJw Ekctioas and Crodmtl&ls' rulift&. OoJwr ac:sMtia ..... ....... the c..,w.. Scbacser wu .. tht ......., or tht .... wlrllblt !he wed.ald. in\--cma. oa W&lb- to wriic oU>w .,..., cau.se ,._ to bocornc .......,...,""""- Hotrmanlllod ....,.. in IIi< dforu to haw the aliaiMtd from.U>o.auolmt populu•. tiectlocl ruled iD..tid. He Ciltd two --ma"iv~ • n&rD(' - ea11'ina and un....,.,...rul complalnu •otl\ tht _ .. rippU\a... hich~ ,..., Eltctioas and Crtdtohah ..r olhci CMDptJCIU. -sev«81 M>liEillna Commitlte-ont aaamst lbe confusion .auuoundin a tedonemenu ahrow..a.h atlr&cd inttmaooaal dubs' ondorKmmt bnbtrJ, ._... or orr,... ...uma ltld the other rqarcl;na lht allt1td 10 ....... tll<lonan<ftu for ra;cn. Vonity C l u b - or suppOrt -<Motic~Ma ......,.. Ute oantft Tbt Triwnpb and lilt lattkod .or._ _ tooa _ ~ _ ._ opponc:ou "'""" ......0......, .,..... ""'han or Sludent Otf&nlullons Bill Mkk tho T.-..wonbip, but th< trio ded4td lh<nudlla tba lhty preform! a diff<rcru SthlldMtr 111 th<..lop, Mad: In IN candid.,.. "'"'P ""h IDICfdlt """ l>aDcllito& oJw futwb. • They llllded Rescue SQuod ~~tkt Oirc!Ctor· David Hoffmu, form(r Alt<mbly mtnlb<f David AU..., ~ SAstJ ddtpc llna Szott, ltld SASU ad hoc Commiuee memb<f Pamu a110 1ot1a«1 ~pl&lnu oaaiut IC.aplaa -·-, . - Atl•fiHtorTfii:HfVI/J'Wpoot~Mt ..,•.,.,_,.,~ ..__, ~~- aod c:aodic1.11escompl.aiotd aboul oJw inttmity "' the cbrly Wlllth or .-......,. and ....... ultlu. •udcnu. .......... - . lbt rona or written~~ wu.ay. Dir«toa:. ..i 0<1ly blmocd his owa chMt:<o, buc ..........., ~of . . SIIUIIA abo bod til< -~~~ of loaY!Qa oJw do:lion'• lOP ..... N..SA orrlclall , Viet Prt>idmcy Md i -t O...,IJ>t-~ ......, for ,ctoPt irrapo<u:ibly in "'f;ln!J tO a , _ SA olr~ ..,.rlntd ia Hall- ohcrt wa• thas the lpod Potty bod dropped Talborc out or thr race and wu M~pponiAt tomida-ablc fiiCICUialioot oa oJw SICUBA . Tht Studtnt · Wldt crrra tht hostility tnd r.-tmcm ...... \ , ....., .qJWTod by the~··"" - - O I I t h t .......Jallllicy 10 r-uoa c((cal....ty. Rifkin, llld..,.... - ........ _ montmu attn bciaa dmc>d • . . . - - lbt - · a - SA to wtrer o _..,. ... ...... .....,......,...., - will bt a prWwy ...... A ,._bu or • ...,.,.-......., pbim:tcl ,. oJw problca• iso SA last foil wloich U110 a call ror V"e Ptelickat Oiinaa Oerftak 'i •e•laoattoG . Alt;ouab su:adf.aly rc!.....t to 11<11 shcdo-. .... ,.. _ .. , ., .- -orand ..., ,ploiKCIlilt dt) ..o-day wortiQp Ia lht Talbtn Hall orra. """*- - - Sack txp<aed 10-dllt---· JC.opoa...SU...II.o~~ lhol - . . . t~ will - be difroc-u~t """ - clown """"'""' ........,_ oo ,. ...0. lht SKUBA ..tnncn 10 ~- lOlls early in the corm. City to look for 'student ghetto' housing violations ~~--­ :s,wnr$H(f/11Wr..,. arc~ . TheoWDtrb IUbjra 10 finrs oc U.prisoluDtnt if tho dcnlandl•• comptiod wllh in a spedrttd p<riocl or titM. not " sysl.....tic ......., fO< Buffalo The orr.campu• Hn~~S~na or0cr "" o1w third lloQr or Sqllin: Hill "ill hi•• ..,..., ro o~w · u.. •o Slre<t CM\1)111. • irfot111 stlldenU of botDrs 10 8.1Y HOQKS bound by~Custer Street. away from. "lo addiWo tcrthe or.. EQilcwood Aven100aod MaiD Slreol liot.'' oald Dim:tor P• Mam". will bt ~ by tbe Cay ror ...,. malsuiD listsoflandll.rdow!lo thlrd ·floor apartmeat• , llJIJI ho~ a llkaory or ror...-.. 10 mum dtdric:al. pllllllltina ODd stnlaunl -.Ina dtpooits... M.....at odvila stuclentf to 1.0tc .......... "Wt'rt coocaD<dlrith haurdou• llvina condit.ion•/' ~of lht ..me.. as orr. Cen\plll Howioa. Advison rrom <Jtpillned City Bddinc lnspoco.or AI Gasnbotcona. ''Ia die Group IApl SeMcocs are available lO , _ , leues. Tbty wiU odvise widfta In •lie aplltiDOIIU iln't """"' 10 ....., _ ... tenMU holi' 10 ~ tl>rir ...,..rily Third-floor .,...,_. via181e dq>osit ~ and aooill in rllina dllrlrl . . . . landlords iD Small llulfalo ..... laws; ia --··--a~IO CWsDo a-t. ·"Moot ll1llloDCs will- be&ia forc:e ........ 10 111M. lilt aalc - - lladsot for ..-at ~,.,. .,.~y. " Talq'rc a real •uard," ..U." -~ " Nowillilt ~ eooplosiMd. ..,. lilt riiDcto~.'' a..,....doortwa a lae.........,. nail or • the lilird IIDct _,... ...,_,t have a do~Ke." cNDdo 1a s . - b u - - or the • or fraluDal """ _.. The primal}' ~ ot lilt c1a11toc1 ,_......,... lliiuoia&. Thia iaoptcllon Is to oJw s-a- o( c1ae b a--4 decline auo~atcd with the ,....•• . ~bolboOd .... the """ 19601t. ~. Tile , . . If eapoclell to bclln in uplaintd Ualvtulty HelahU .....- •udeau Co.,IDUI(J' Center Eatcuri•c l i l t - _ O..la llalulliL " Wt're.ttyina 10 """ prilla< ...-.. ..... ,.. Jaws llld codts to _..sr will bt ,_...,., - arri.U. in .... ra1t1r8t:e lids, will bt iD ........... lwllllcltd. ..,..... buildilll cod« • lollllons 11 un.Jer way In the Unl,..nily H.;al\11 DiJtlict IUROIIndjl\l tbt Malo _,.cases •C>t11F- r.-. --- -'* ............ .,.........., ..... . 11wlbuof . . . . . . . . . . . narc ... -.~._._ to bt TIICideJ. . . . . _ . .., ..... _or.....,.......,..., .-~~led of ........... sepain . . . aparn.cat , accCKtli• a to _ __ _ lat---•-•- ..... ...... ___.,.....,... ___. _..... LIFE .. TKEOHEJTO:Tiooelryol_ .............. Clambotcona. llulfolo ......... laws ll8oitlht a-buo f.....-odoodds addiliaD,--.... loauyODCorl-familydwdJiA&IO _.,. Malo Street boulot11 o waen. '"Thore b liule...,.. ror _ , .,.. 1rt oald. "Tbis II ooe or u.e bew:r ... ana for • - housiaa. ~ fed Ide ~ tl>rir c:ltildrea ia _ _ . • . - ~·· row-*' Ia hlwa ......... ortoo~reot or lioia& ..,.,._ ''Ia lbt UB am,'' bt aald, ''thll lniolatod often.'' SliMiaat hoasin& il ...,.,. in tbc Amhrnt Campos-. " lt'a more _.;.e and )'00 hi.., to hi.,. a car - rhere." CJtplaieed loltm~l . e- {'ith lht lbllt ill c11soa 1t1c1 8CIMtlos 10 .......... Bttutlia ........ --wll rauiD ID- lilt - NliiD· Sltett . """"'-- _ .. l u - 10 stu<loat•," be 1Da1td. •·n.e .......... .,.,....,...__.. IMUqlia lou dl.....-1 tbt ptiOiillllllyo(UB's ............o _...,.,--.to Alsllloont ....... • Profession•! Eye Eum $18.00 �A Day in the Life Fact.,.y Hie. lol- ptociUCIIOII, notM, , _ . II~"IJ, 1ono houri;; lt'a ouch o dilfle\llt nlll..,.,.. lwouiO '"''* be -led •••• at ....,. ma)ol unl. .aHy I~i.e lluthllo. b<lt IO< o e\1"'!1* fOb, lacta<y,lllt lln't IIIII bM. Th<lnl .,. many fnttreotfno _ . . •• • tocta<y. Till """'' r>at r - . , tty to"- ~tiling otnclot oonuol, '"" tilly w11< arOitnCI ttice C411>1.,,.. ••PICitno a mvtlny. The blue ho1"conimon - - ·are nice._....,.. people _.,., """ SltUtclay momlno .._ " " fiSt nlgN'a...., ol 0.11... Thew--",.. -lOw""'* doWers--'""'_,..,.., '*'-- ill __ OCC<oPIIIonaJ <Mill 10 AJ " ' - ' • tt77 .... 500.11 ...... -going. till ,.,.,lo • ...,_,.........,.._ ~ Ill ........ ......_., - - -.... -CM.~-etlllt._..,.. ......,_._ - .... , . 1Ktooty - ol - "'""""'- .... ..ltoo ....-........ ................ In 1111 mid 20a.,., _,.,_,..,HI Ia ...-....- """'""""bet... 1111 . . , . lacto<y - - Ill _ . . ... • IIOIIolarty. · - 10 "Sollowot~tflllai>.........,..I-O...twayto otrtllo .., a ion. aM r,. till 1yp1 o1 wl>o- UI>IOdllly eloi!Wond Mye. "8o, Wllafo I 1111a tl\lo?'' nice glri..,..YII!" "Good," M i d - - 10 110 Mped tllo otaa- **" ••• "'""" ~hrt-ar.....,._fllniiH_tlon. 1-toii'Y_f......_ .....,. I cu'l to o- to In floe_.-·- · - bl_,...tno ol myoell, ""' lot-·? Jvtt pl8ytno _..._ill my bedyatd. ~ t - John HomiOol<. At>d now, "" of 1 • -, llwlel to grow up, Wily?• •eo "'" tacta<y iel'OWaM-1ft lot tlll-t of...,.., Iller' I · -· "No."lnaloolad """'-!. "111 oq- to occouftlino _ . . . . , _ . . _ , _ ,, ll'l jUOIIfllt-tllll ~ I oiiiW 10 ~---TheOIII)o t""'ol-- alter loUt _ . ol _ _ r-. t-r-'"----· Do---"""-...,_. . ...__,. All-tttpto~-o-ioao _.. --~,. . . . _ . , . ........,," loakl. .......,_ can...,•- .._......, ..,_•IDI.." I._..... _ _ ........._ MicMel. "So-•-eoiO-...r ....r ~~a·-~-·---~~r~o~e.....-. _..... ......Mgentty - ..,..._.... and 1110 . _ , Oeltlca. - c a n - o - t , _ . l h ... ~So t t.....S to ......, r. a1171~o " - U1L ,.........., 1ft !nlljctrl- -----11111111-llalftelocol._,_ --~elt1101ac$0<yto.,_ .....-..-----. . . . 0__ ... not_... ........,_,,......., __.... ,.._.durlfto ~ ....·~too~-,.,.. _...... _..,...,_ .. .....,.tq ... _ _ _ -~no·~-· ·-10 · ~ ..... __ ......,......,. .......... Englllll. -' .- ··.. · - _ . . ". " ........... ". -- ll__ ____ ,_,. -IWII?" fnOIIIo • "01-no~.--~ ....... Y... _ _ _ _ _ ~~~ ~....,,..,Of ell...,__""'~·..,.., .. """"'- .-.--""""".0-............ lorof-._ Wioylttllta ......... ._,._._.......,bl~ 'lilt EIQIIt' ltra.? ...,., --..v.floltloiNifld ........... olllla ......... ~- _ . . -· I _ , _ _ ...,..uretna'"'*lorltlloetMI. Do ..---.----........ .................................. .-.... . . ............ . . . . . . . .. .--. . . . . y--_,. ... - .,_. '*"- a-_....,. .._,.,_OMtor llletlaotlla'eiO? -~~---------·--·- 1 - 110 _..,... N ..,.....,_ I - ._,. IIIYM!I '---. . . -. . . -. . . . ----··--c-..... --..-.--...,- _ ......__ --..........,_""_._.......,..... ....................... .,...._ ,... - - .~.._.. . . . . ol . , _ lllaly," -~-. Ill OMIII' .-..... .............. ........................... .,_ ~----OMII- - - - - l l l l l r - . o l t t o -"1 .....,...__.... .. .._, . . _..., ......,.~,.. ... ,..._ ... rr~~OI*IIIto._.,. "1-.rtt - -·- .......... --r-~. Gultllla =· ...... ..., ................. , . I I I r _..,.._., ~=====--~:::a-= :::a:_:..lor.:;::.'~':.U::,~-- m ..... t a.... ......,.. '*' ..... ..-.. -. ._...• •tte "Uoppe • lla&.,l ~'teiiOOdforllla-'- : ; . .... . _ . . . . �feedback! f .,.i .. i ! To '"" Editor: 1. ................ _ . _ _ · - · - IYI>eWid--'"'-buclt_IO _ _ ___ a lhe~tlom_ Jo ""'C'C 0100*.-.ll.o - 0 1 t r - - 0 . . 0 1 -.ld I ..,,..,......., bodrto M8111tucltof _ . . _ -lfiYolpooplttowtt*--· ,.,. wrll"''l ol IIIIo ......... been ........., bJ • IOfolly ...,.., ...-....... thtlt _., uccurtd Altw-togollltpooplton11Mt6chfloofql ·-~- to"""" • Beottoo ~r wtth u. -of crooling on.,._...,...-_..- -.., o.t l*trw~ll us . _ , - "'"~~ 10 lht ._... _ . , . , ...... goocltlmo , .. ..,., . . . 10 anyone who wllnltd 10 ..,.,. onct no donotlono - • - l o t " ' -ttclthe nooN of the pony It .ao ::::.-r..=:-- "'~by-- Olont __..,. But ~letllll ......, lleotOid- 11>01 once r h e - ron 9<11 he would otNI t h e - l'lf>. we woulcllot.t to ,.,.,. '"' "'""""' ..,Ill 011 ,,.... 'eoo ran oo.t belen ...,. ~. c1o:1 rou 1101 ,.,.., 1o.n 11 ru~~y f'twt8 IO lf't:N that tomeone COUld N.-e ~ fN.1ic:e ~~t~tlun ham 1ft~ 1 frlenely en'I'Wontftl'tU .., a BeaU. pony l o - or 11111 act Ia frt..at, mourn tor- 'fOU. tor 10 me )IOU '11P'1t1MI ...,- ~ UoSII on~ ot o - but II u o u o l l y - ,,._..,...,..bto. , n. thtol.ilf> o _..., lnCilntk.ot Yo.. - " ' " ' " - , _ O..pmon amy on deO<M. lllero ... ,.,..,.,. 11e a-""' q I ' ~ar~ stereotyp~ To the &lttor. IMn - la'ln -~~~Joy.:. Hitli..,'o lei tor on 23. 111111.. J -...... - · ~, ..... and wlllc:h you lolleO IOII*lllon lhOtlod me ll)bolooeJI-you. ldotfHOOIIhlt• thtf>'- lot me to ~and I """'no lnt~ ql cloi1!G - - by · - oolor. "' tdQion Ullllte ,.,.. do ~-ofyouiO....,.,I....,..t-rny poronto (Who you don't ..., knoW) anc1 my ,.,lglon lllla ·' *"" ..,_dlt!'f ---- tudgt o Why I ,.._ thO clolm I did I - -- '""'"" .,._lobe Jowlot~ Oo yau •t•ootypo POOC>Ie • you cfo4m I do? I am going toot.. you,,....,. ocMee yoo. pleaooo don'~~ llll ... -otl.. -mo. ~·-~. ,.,.,.who a'en't bul than I d o . - · WIWIIIO 00)1.1 do p4ty yael. II you PI"" to nk:e and l.hen Ch«e ate thoae oo lfiiOIIIIII '"- lllln4<lno ~ yau- ....,.,. or .....,, bn't II>OI-rnaQiollthe-tln tf>;o-ld --.o Of' don't-~- . . . job. oo UIIIQue- dllf•ent? 110'. ::· ... . - - ... -._,.,.. ............ ......,. p r - 1 - 1 1 0 ,.,.. ......... goocllooll •••, . facta -.d lorgat thO tact that yoo .,. Iliaci<. You >rill Nlm• w•l'h/HIId upon ~U'fflf r·Roomml/tX"I Poor pitiful you Whilo .......... tM olfl>e Sjooct,_ 23. wocomo0C10Ua ...ttt-<:tltdoullota- . • The letiOf wrillon by lol"- .Ioyce H - wh~ 1M OWjec;t of OlttOOI\'IIInO 11'1Va lolL ....... _ _ _ _,..._ -Y· 1- __ __ ---·x.· -··-c-bit-- -ylaat-~--.,..-•­ lot .-ng help wltlllhiOoH\Ie11on y o u _ _ , ollo<tto be In l ... lroiit ol k. lotH .. _ _ _ _ _ .....,ollllt-I'Pi<>gol-- _.._, ...,..... ~_ cllanga 1M fact thlll the .,...,..,. o1 JOUO Ieite< It ln'-ttd wltfl 0 1 - l t 11>01 con lie - ... .........., llbiJiino _ , , _ _,._.llloft'tflAd II o bit pacullar l b a l - o ~­ 'tnctmduor a ,.,..,..., """ ,._, E..,U.tng 11>01- wrong.J01 them Is becouM or 11\t woy _ _..,,... tllom. n..r.oroatoo lhoa- Sotunley-----·--7 ..,..,_......,_,most -·--·-l .. - De ,,..,.., that waY). Como on-be ..,louot 1MY oro the onetlhal .,. drawing lhe tlne ~~e~..e.n • - and ccharo. Ftom ottncs. 1M raclof F~ . . lhle,t _ _ o_...,_.. lltnew-it Ifill to lie ·on the other- olthe '-"and tiled not to rnaQ 011yone otoe ! ... that woy. &en up to"""'· 1do . , . _ , _ _ he _ _ _ not Judge one by IN oolor of hll ll<ln. but b)( his -lltintolllet cot_,-, 1101 ollrourlllof>- Looll lot OOIUiionoto rour ptolllarN, not lo<C8U-ortllom.l loti rou.,. only rnoldng It"-""' lot • - - won~ to ottttn tholt - • .. wo41oo 1or- """ . . ,,,no to The......,~· on waalotap. "llugo 011, - ... - ,.,..,_. I - a......,.. oo 00 - · - .... ofmple- I WOI ill' In o omalt 1 - - · I woo o 1 IN mlnollly,. - - - · · -olIN...,..., - -· _ , , _ .... -...,-... .,.._.pri.._- lfllir- .....kfoomeact l i k e - - .... , , . , - ·-lly---.. -•I ,..,.._on.lor_....,.... oet me..._,_ ~-Wid -.g lnloolciOe loolllno crying Willie pooplt to anOilttklot.I MII..,..,._ • on tMir 0on1 not -.lno I!>AI oU blodr pooplt .,. lllc4 that. 1>01 am I ---*"liMo"""..._ . ..... tiiOt.., whitt .......... toiru. .... lor- o l - - ·· gMIIXa and ph~l obuw thru« upon """ - o f my nol1onalhy. but I tool! it In -">'· - l!llnga to lie - - . , ~ 10 .,. lonolon building ill' In 1M .... "' . . It - Maybe atthuciM and....,. .,. changing, llul ....,.,.lt'othll ~r."' moy11e lt'o , _ - 1 C8ll - . y MY IN! I ..... trulY prtjudlce - - ""Y one tlllnlc buc , _ I - 1181tlno Mo. HIIUan'a on - - *'" w• 1M 1011 - · Atllrot.l lell-lott'-_.....,.._'*lilht oonfuood. I - build a frloncllll4p with t - I 1... ply lot -..VIne tht - . llul - · ....... - iiiOM who ~·- ut-.,. . ,. . I- beco-IMy.IOO. lhe-to"'- ~ullful poop4e. Let'o oet.rld o1 IIIIo clof-htl wall built bel~ u o - h t t p - otlier. . ,Juat . __I , .. thenot_by 11\1111 of~-_ _ _ In ..... - ·· ,_~. Let "--"""'and doolrlt - l i t ... Wid - I Ia Mlllueion. Maybe I'-. pooplt con t -..U...IO--.JIM--.nobltno --·---UIInot;No•·- IIONOtypM Iller --llllaoilno - t b o l o l l - ........ l.,..ardatrtllglouog"""'"' rou PltlbabiY ,_. aot -o • -. "" -......,_ _ _ _,;,g. .......,.., - - - o n In IMOdon•••..,-- and cotnmtu>llleo. In ctootno. Mo. HitiiM,-- like IO ptaMntwllll lllrw flnal-atlonL FiiOI. Judolnv 1101 - _ _ d.-· .,..,... ,old .. - - - · - - -... . . - , . . , . . . _. . . - ....*"110111811o4oof,.,..didn't 1101-.v-. You do. a"mvcll In"""""""- Stoontl. In doling OIJI oilY 10 Olhort. lie auretorour -~~­ ...._ _,.lot,.,..,...,..._ __.. _...,_ llunltd.flnolfy. - - - - ,.,.~ people" _ . . . of ....... in.., ......... -Jell Slope/ �N~tl«t~ and forrot~m Tothti&Mor. orw..o-- ~t,.ecfiOPI)'Mf ,.,.uu.._.~ ,.-,_.,_ lliCI,. ......•,~ ...... neote-t'lrf·- !!Ieong a _,.., ol 11>e aquad I tall un)UII Tht -~"""~to.,... .• _, ,.tlr!IWo't~SiltiYAC-~lpa .,..,. 6UHYAC Cl\_..,...,..pa ar11tlle f\ltlllltllt oltM hlmtnlllg ........ [ad\ ...., _ , _ put ..... 120 -lr-·-""',..,.,... -fll1fllllrntel. lt1Stl>l.....mwfllell&lf • . . _ --- ...........,.on 11001 ' -liMa " "' IWOI.._. t"" 0no o1 _ • ..,lor ....... - - - · - . . . - ..... SUNV i!01MIII-yll- ecli......, 10 ,.. • •Of- - - - · n.. ...,...,.,....,.. ...,_,. _ Tllelollow*'e - - WTMI..,by- Ok:lu....,. , . , . _ of 1M Slete Hlgl>or -ion - Keu• OOftiiXIual,.oHigit- C I N I O i b e - Th..... peky~IO­ cutl 1n ooet""'"' locua on new loan& -loan&_., 111111 1ft ""' ...... ,.., In """""' lllef ... - _,._per __ ThiS-·· - The -lratio<l'o 1M--' IO ...,_ 1M t>o.Ogel 101 f -ef •udenlllnanclalald PlOOf- If~.., ..,, a -..;,g eflacl on 11>e ...flet~~J<ty ol lunda to pey .l ionel coMa The 1wo Ploeramo ln.! ereochedulod 10 auolaln largo WII &1111>1 Gu.vanleed Student 1-. tli'ogram IGSlf) &1\d 11>e "--I Gran1 Prot<""' (Jw-aly called a..lc Educational EducalloMI Oppon..mty Grant I'RJO<atn. IEOG) The,.__ GSU' ct-v-• .,..........,ro<_on ~-~ ·---,o~s· _.,loot-to rat...., nuoe amovn11 of private upllat lew -~~--will\ nolall...-; """QO\'I""'*'* .iapendllur•lln FY tG8I under liiUI!franl progr.,., te I billion In .... loanl wal ... • tr-. - t of $6412 Rlllllorll The ume -.g. eau- t>o.oget CUll 10 ,..,.,.,.. • 010pt00or1loneta- of the lludenlloan . . . . . ,,_ llle ~ In 10 . ..,. llgnollcanl - I f I S - 10 stu11 new eeudenl loan ._ll>e_lm_ -- pr-- TIIe~MirOI-'1 cut loan YOfvnw IIIII 1011 by !10 -~ wfilte feducing 11>1 FY budgoo by --ltle-raleOII...,...C- · - • tl>llftalrtULicJnal-.ln•t i i O I , . . a l 11 Ill ot t- - - . , . - - lludenl- II~~- olll>l - - lfllhe lEoGn>.cl PRJO<ornll aP~>&renl from S«:<tloryof fducal""' ~·· March 11Ill IHilmony The cflangea propeaed IO< FY couldbe_by_50_1,_,._ .,,lc:lplled u,.,., the cunw~t Pl00'""'· lltdby 30 trom 111110 leYelo. In 111110. 8.TII a1uclenlo per- ... po-.. _ . - ~--~o~Pt-R91*1 L ...... - attending yOUr fruolllullon~.WS1b065.2301n loans If,.., OUIIanlted by 11>e eo.-atlon. WllloomQaro 1ne -~of gllatanleed JDan dolfa.. ueedby lludentt at )'OUr IMtllullon with t1>1 a"-nll .-...., from otho< ...,._ ol IIMndal ald. )'OU ...,. likely lind that tile - - ,_ IIW " " - 1 - ol aid IO< .,_ otucloniO The ptopoeed lor GSL. - , . . . . t 1 > 1 - - eltacl on~· • • 10 defer llle lracllllonellnde•l~g ol I he '""'''r .Ue ollie! for lnfllllon. • IO •t.c>tlan a l l. . .l seii-MfP ••1*'\0ilon Of .,.......,.,pr1on ol S7!10;• • 10 limit " a l....,._.. -Jonal COCIII ate ....,ld be - . l y rOCkleeel lor IliON _ _ , 1 """""""'· atudenll- ''""'IY 1.............S1SOOO; IOf dependeot COfMIUt\1• otudenll whoM IMilly 1 _ . • - SlO.OOO. 111o<e almpty -.ld be - · - rflaln ""' oell-help ffQ.,.,.,...,I -·blis!Wd In FY 1811: • 10 eMmlnate new olfset 101 01111 end local 1 . - tu• In dettfmiiUng family diiCrlllonary _.,..a r--. UMd 10 dllon<WIII Poll Gnlnt -ord - F'ew FY ~ H ~ate" • JO -lnue llftlit&llona on -obi• _,..,.., ~~ For__.._byiiiSt«< .loall~ n..- __ __ no~.,. ___ lnc:c>l'nt;anG -4 col'- lleeldont atudento at P<lbllc wllll family SlO.OCO _,ld be eligible 10 borrow a • to raiN lM ••tax q,t.e""" on famfly dtacreUonary Income _ .. ...,,,,,ooo.,...;-IIIO<Iahl,.._ .,._..,... , .,,.,....,_-notu,. 0111Y....,...f.._or_ _ _ - lor lducellonalpurpoeeslrom 1• 10 20 per-t For both )'Nfl lnatUuUonal admiNauauwe be,.......,.. ol finlnclal aid ~~.many be- oltlle- OUr pretlm'-J calcotlallo..a . - ; . &1\d • ............, PWniEOCl - btl-"' ooo · ·t-a The...---__._ ....,.,.,_ ,_I_._... ......... _. ____ . _ _,_.....,. . ........, lila_,-....,.,._ .,.. .. ............ ........................ _.,,........hio __ ..,... __ ...____ ................... ... .., .. _ _ . . . , . . ..,.._... F....... •lll&ll -~~~---- be _.... ,. _... . _... 12.2111_ .... . _ ... _ 1 bel- A~'-ml!r ......,... ... _ . _ _ _ 14.000. The-ol Of\ ~­ ceiling al 11.100. lmllcllelllat ""' . . . . · - - - .... ... aDoul S1'00 lor - - - ,....,. .,. anc1 as.oco. "''* Mother 111g!11..,..,. IOC>t Ia ...... 11>1 ,_lly oonulbul""' IC/IeOUiea Wlll<:h .,.. to be IIMCI to - l n e awanla lew the~ _ , l c : y<lar ha.. bMn wllfld<awn. Thl>i, no nwtter how they.,. ra.llled. 1111 lln*lded ""I probably no1 be reedY In lime to ,..:mh 8EOO - t o b e - be!Ofl May In YOfll S l - - ;l4.000 M - a 1314 -.,., 1ft IIEOG ._,.. 'The IEOG award _ . .-. . . . --ln-ng ............ ............ -·---·---· ........... ............ -·--- - ............ lludentl ...,. ..., lila ........... Ait od U ' IOIO i l _ Wioo....,_ ~- - ,_ G01111catloto - _...., beglna by Februaly - ............ 9f IM IBIG - - II> crltiCallo ,.._ ..... -'*"'..,.,..,.....__. ,.. ........... n. oa ......,_ ,... - • ....., - tor _ _ .,.,.. ln lolgloor - * ' I I I N. . '\'Ofll ..eon.--·-....-. . ---f' W III. .................................... ......... . ... __ _ ............ ,............_ ............... -·",, ., ..........,._._, ......, ... --~~---· _....,... . .. __,.. .............. ,_ ._.,................,. ......... ~~~~ 10._ .......................... ..... ....,.,....,._...,._ •=:---:: __ ....•e:•• .................. _TNt ......................... -.... The .... Clnnl ......,_ • 1M .....,_,.... ol ~~o~-.-. _. . . . . . , . _ , . _.... toiiiH!el~illt - ......c._ . . . . - . - ....... . . . . . =. ·=-="5 -~=:=-== ...... PIW If ............ . . ~~,_.. ... :=r'• ure~cie .... iir tile .............. In I he tOOT.o - The polo! f'• lr'fii'O LO l>lfl1e OUII•IIfl ,.....,..,.,.,.,.. .,.......,.,. . ,.........~ coecll worked and -·l-'tr- Sept~ to .....,,. 10 - - • thll acN>of. HOI to be IOOOOnlzld lot lbla eliOt! by liM! Unlverall~·· pubflCOIIO<W ts liM Qaltlno a lUcie In ""' Al80. II Ia lltllalr IO Of 1111 \Jnlver141y lila - obla- Ill' • team _,,....,IY nollo- tile,...,, - ,,.GSl,.,.,...,. .. lhaiiO-ollhl~tot )'Mr go.~ 1 0 - 1M 0011• ol 1oa11t- In To IM Editor NCAA OMolon Ill - ~ --~ ........... __ ....._......., "d-=e ............. .......... ..... •-OIMWII~_. ,....... lunGed by I lie Studorlt Acllwltr F H ..,,...,.,,..,., a...,.- llle'- ...... s....._""" be_,..,-~ Md- _.....,.-.1'1- ~·~· ........ - l d - , tile -.trre6wtm l - M..,.. M _ , 01'* ua ,..,. -.,. ....,neg~ac~ld •t-""- ~0~ ./t �~prOOIQGI StJn the opposrte end oflhe spedn..m - Is ·" "Oeath Row simply a holding place, it's a limbo, so people get none of the amenities of normal prison life . . . Th(Jre's no chance of doing arwthing but just sitting and waiting. It's a punishment that exists nowhere In the criminal code, it's one .... that happens just because there's a note ln. the way the justice system works.n The reality by Lerry Congdon ~..... - ... l\'llnlt1efs do<(l_!Pne, the come: doetol$ l i n - ' , _ Nobody~· PriMJo , · otrocl* We w. . there two oow one ..,.._ \here <>nee lor f~W minuteo. We ...t• the pn.on prfChologilt there once for ab< mlnuta maybe, on the ruo. tllldog the whole time." ev. . people wt>oee Job io to wod( with the pn.on.. et e-. prioon.,oid rowaJ·al end .1:23, 8CCOrdlng to liJ Englieh !l(of- Bruce JIICbon. He end hlo wife, Dlene Chriatlen, e1ao of the UB of Englleh, ere the few from the - - WOtld who ...,. heel fim·he!>d with Ooetll Row•• widely~. but l1tle~ . . _ c t of Americe'o ptlsona. They , . . . • 111m, O..lh Row. compriHd of intetvl41- with .nmeteo, guerdo, e rnedleel ett.ndlnt end convict )lorton. • ''Deeth. Row io ~ ellokling piece, It's o limbo, 00 people get of 1he ..,.,._ of nonnal poi-. Nfe," Jecbon ""fflaaned. " There'a no ehence ol doing onytiW>g but just litting O{'d waitiAO· ,....... ' • -· ~ ~ tl)et . . . . . . - - . " c:rtminll OilcM~ It's one that~ juot ~there's • t)ol4i,Jn the Wr( 1he juodce II\'I(MI WOib. ~ "TN('o..,.... the film .. ~~bout. lt'w eboOt thjt h<lle- In 1he """*-' jllafa. .y..in." · ....-v _,., wiilll<•-• r-· oe...- .....,..,g ••perience the of Death Row the TV end recfooa that contlnuelly blare. And vet whet :..~:::!!!to Christian is tt>ot "people -~ to ...mv.t:· "It'• a film ebout edded.Jec:koon. "It'a • film reel y lbout ourviVlli at the bou'ldary llqe,'' noted Chrioti.n. - • 'The televisions bolted to the well toeing the cdo non from~~ ro lete~ ..-y dey. JacksOn "'*>ted out that_,.""""-; " ref.- to go out for fecnlly vioito If !heir fevorite ...., _ . . io on. The ptOQram ' * ' - ..,.,.. ...r to tlwn - - . rhlly · Mve ..,.,.. contJK:t with lt.'' " loll olllwm don't u-t -nv vioite et all - - . them olf- .lhey'no olteedy ·~to Christian. · tlleir familln Mv8 writ~en ..,.,.. ' Ana beo-*'t ....,.t..... ' "There wu a terrific urge to t>olle 'OUI otory' told In • Q\10188 from both tf>e guards - Couple f.....c! 'o..th Row In !he li~. Texao prison in 1979 aod was glwn .• ~l*nche. • ' • JIICbon No atudied the Texas pi!son'svstem ' .., eatenolvelf anCI written book$ about it.. He two • heel betW lt1dt down South than with prioono In 'New V011<. "In New.Yorl< we couldc;l't get ...,... to • , • ~." 1:>0 compleined. " I W81 bemed lr<om.AtJice for .._ . yean- ql an adlde I wtQteln The New Yatt Christlen'a tnt contact will! cepitel puniehn)ent w.. • ean-· ..- ehe reed In Ql*luete ldlool. "It mec1e me~ I hed O!ought llbOUt it seriously," she laid.~. 8he -~·~_..go ....... with C8l*el .: c:orwwnented Jeelteon. The -•1 r-... · .....,_many ...rly thought puniohmenl._.... 1hey ...,. - eblutit. . ..... the_..,..-. point-- til-'-" their ..........._Deer~~ ffaw. Jeck8Dn expleined; "It'• ,.., oimple, lt'e ~. there'a-no , _ _ lectUring you. YOOI NMi to make your own clecialCin 8bout wNch of !heM people io l.tling 1he tft!th. - which of !hem is lui of ohlt. It's • film that simply , . . _. • viry CC>nl!*• Ill- end lorcu you, if you' re ..-ng to do It, to think about it." No-1 . J"'*-> releted, "fve gotten • lot of or- in my time lor a lot of difl...m tNngo. There ..,...._. • -·0 the In---· anything - w.. fund. Foundelions- nom1lliy would give us """'"'lor .... - . g .......,.,., .,., .... ebout thio - ·" Same . ... added. " lqrely w"'**n't reed tlw pnlpOSII." One foundation that did grw~t the c:ouple fUrldo would 110( . . . , Its ,...,. to be put on fJm. • O..lh Rowt>oo- ehown in~ end on Tlwoolgh-..-..... 1he ttllevision *"" producero ..li<Mte .... lim N o 10 mBonpeople. / Jec:toon end Owisdan did el the wod( on Deeth -~for teellnicel . . . .- . They produced • preyious documentwy on . . ,••• Side -to ~ telldnv 8bout their w011< , _ s.n.rc, . , _, 'Jec:bon .... Stud Terbl"o wod( "without 1he cleplli'." He..,._, "It's a film -don' t lil<e to about." The husband aod wifo teem t>ovo lima under consideration. • "* -•.more . . . "*'dad . "Once 'you wetc:b- ~:· Jec:bon explelnecl, • "I think you wil rwv• .,..,._to tton. of Oemh Row ...)II quite 1he limflle11oi<IC!e!l way you ~of it now. I lhink you wil you- be to-looll e1 Cll>itel ~tln quite the Mnple-mirdecl W8V ot1t now." J - - . - . how.,..., that It ......,., do anything tor_... ._ Dele Volkw. wt.ois the nllior of t h e - pene1ty bll in thellitw Yolk Sme s.neta, ''8ut elot of ·people Anply ddn"t 1<now how they lliinl< ebout k.'' conciLidetl Jec:bor>. ''Whet I realized thlo tim could do them lr• fer ,.... cornplel( then the . . . . . .. odod diocuaion 1he Volkers of the WOtld suogeot." you""* bectw -' �J ...... , _ ""'....... Clio "" , •• , ,_..,. _....,._ ..••......... ....,... ...... ...-...... ....... --~ ·~· ~eo Gwocl'• ellp<Miio<1s m- lhe ploy more 11'-"'ICII'OUI.I ' Mlli••• Kelly end Rlc:l( 8Jeun el)thUilaauctlty ~ the ohellenee of elK~ ln o cneotle mll<ld.yp ell- - . . , which I!IYollled • ~ •Ill 1\!ii-te ,..., <P~ty.o I!Y 8lorb Bot~~~ ..,_, lt>e -ally NOve twrb !Jell Gooc!WI!11, from the _ . . , •• eoldietw. It Is o '"' oonfuslno chill Cl)ml>lete 'l'lith ocreMWlcl. pondwnonk.ro end -live tM the e1111ful ~ in timlng-e-till to 1t>e ..,.,..., .....,...-k-.x the ....-.nc.•o lltlntion, which..- the ond dynomlc. Forum proved to be 1 Bleck MounteW> Colege N 1t1t ond pie..., 10 • PKI<ed Thtndey .,.._.. Sotwday. ..... MountM1 Colt,a n-roaner~y C<J~oge a-• ~~eeo -~no.....,. ond It llopn to continue to ptOYide the Univftl!V with high . . - . otudent-<Un forma of ent~ _,..,..v o( c..._. frolic....,._,__ an. Pippin's dilemma: A Clark Gym stage globu. DerHI DeYicl P<Odaimell hlmMit tho '-line pi~ !rom the vwv beCiinntnlt-even before the ...,_ knew "" -.tiJy. HI Wll tho only celt m-bet to ,......, otrono ond un~ throughout llle production. Oevid Is .. aur. An octor h11 I tho height- quoWty of b9lno llble to IIUCCUIIUIIy UICUIO onv role. no tnlttlf how dilferen• from the lest; octof-not • who(-. - I s known lor hls ob<litv os one chlroct.,. tv~~e n.• • Hutnplvev Bogan. Jchn Wayne w ere 1 """'*" stars- Raben Ouvet, Charles Gtodin ere -.:total. Actor.. obviouoly. we alao las welt· , known. Too bed. The roles of Lucfing l'leye< w,... ond King ~ ployed by David, P<Ovlno his ~y os on actor. The • - With w hich he III'I'PIId from role to LABORAR>RY AS~ISTANTS , 'WANTED for EAS 130 FaK ' 81 2 or 4 contact hours per week REQUIREMENTS: J11/110t 01 SMior atondlow lot ErtSII-"'e 01 Coiltpolter Sc~m:o; oxcel~•f ~r - '1- '"e....,- F- roleendhllatr.IIM dllf~ betwoon the two l:lrouurlt Nm tho ..,.,...... he dtoMMd. ~ ........... .t10w-eYirv move WM _......,..,_ ~..,.,... - tt._ . . . ~YM eff~ . ond toUIIy -~. l(q ..... a..rto. green garb; ..,........,. wO.e their-· and~ Cotherine IJ~ .Goodrlchl clor1ned engdo. ........ dllflon. a - F_,.. IUu Poufool ond h8f oon lAwia IRab f'altte<l~hlif...._,. .. l'lppn (David C. Andeoeonl-ono tile bed {IUVII In the . . ,_ "~1. ......... M'~Mv." slid 0......, Festredo. 8Ctt It II tllllc<Aho hold their olniater ...- IOgllinll lhlfn. npecililv efttorlho ____ .......,.,.. .... ..,.......,. mutletll.....- ....,._ . Uttle Sunolliqe, •• in WNch their dtloitiS encl ~ lor ......, ~ cletem>lnetl b\llhll nuonber. h 11 unla<tunMe lhot the .......,_ hed to w oil until the -"'oct to e l i - it. If PIPPin hed hed tholoocMQ ,_,..•• oinoino voice, " wotAd - ....... _ . ,.... Although AndlrM~n' 1 voice tho .-:~ry - - w• 8trong. otwovo ....... 11 w.Siho c.. wit.h The..,.__ OMIId. with Pippin ond l(q CheiW ~~ . . ltlqleCUiionl of ,.,_..., loaltinel . . . ___.....,.~ ,._ OLD RED MILL INN-- �i = _ ___.. ___ ... ,.. rrs ........,.._ ., flME TO C::ELEIIMTE: 1'lle ............... Wi8 ------~--------------:=}--7---------- by~~dMc~ .;-eel< F or 12 minutes noxt Buffelo will be me Mecca for Becken schola<s the world ova<, for that is how long the world J)<Omiere his new pa.y Rockllby. wlllast. Speclaly written rot Buff•ft'!lirt of e - - t o marl< the euthor's 75th birthday, it wil be dl<ected by .AJan Schneider. who hal wonced on most of Beckett' 1 US f)<Omla<es, end the play win st• one of Bockttn •o ..Wn lavorita performono, 1he Britioh actress Billie 't'll!lltelaw. In conjunction wltto the new play, end en older piece entitled Enough, ,,.. Univwslty w HI be hooomg a mlnl·Becltett conference, --nded by some of 1he mo11t eminent~ in the Op Wedneadoy, April8 Prof..- Ray Fede<mon, from our own Engfloh Deportment. will be joined by Ruby Cohn from Cefifomia end Mlrtin Eulin f rom S*!forcl. to give three short -ra. Thla wil bo followed in the oftomoon by • Pnel cliacusslon of the new wonc. wimadditlonalg....u Eric Bentley end AI*> Schneider. Al1 in aU h is en improaive line up, and along with the 11m wNch is to bo maclo of the whole event, (to be ohown on the P\Jbiic ll<oodcaoting Servlc:e ohould w .U end trUly pu1 Buffalo on the Bocktttt map.l Not ourpflsingfy Beckett hlmoelf. evw elullve. has declii\acl the invitalion to fly ) over !rom his home. Born in 1906 in County Oublin, Eire, his ...,_ hea extended ovw on awe IMpiring 53 yeera, covering more litwery faohions til!"' or4 - " 10 thinlt ·ebout. He llloo hea the oomewh&t dubious hono< of having engendered more aruc..l w riting then any on- author, oeve ShakMpearo, ,a nd that is expected to be ractif'Jed by 1990. It is • 110te of affair• that he himoelf ftnclo rather cllamay~. Commenting on the seemingly encll811 intOfl)<etetlon$ that critico have footered upon his works, he oeys wryly: "If - ' • heve heacleclleo among the oveno.-. lat them. And provide their own aspirin." of rteld. Pn --·-·-- A her graduating from Trinity~. Dublin, in Modem . . . . , _ , Becltett - u oomo two y..,. in P.O., Wn.ta tU MA on Proust end then a promising IOCedomlc car- to wonclef around Europe before flnoly aett11ng in in 1936, - · h e hal remained ever Iince. Thwe he met end helped J Joyce. a f ellow Irish exle, who at the tJrne """ losing tU .;ght • he wcx1<8CI on ~· ~·- Beckon's own wort< of this period. elthough ~ comk:. Ia woolly end repY\o whh adlotarly eluaion -a style he gradualy !*od untl he reech8CI the ouortc. mlnimrist tone with wllicll he is auoc:iated in the popoAar - · After the-· during Which he a tner'l1bOf of the Frencn ~. llolcUtt shut hitnMif up in , . flat - e he _.t a ~ produclive five YIOfl, Curing this period he switched from ~ in ~.., writinv in Frencl\, ~ 1-.g that this obliged to -cioe n\n ·- .trot ~ fiVO yea<s oew the~ of IW trilogy of novea.. Mool'oy, ......,.,.,. ·end L'/nnomtlble, a .....- of ohorter worb, and the pr.,. that ~ ouddon racogr,itlon, w.it.t,p fw Godar. w• '*" '*" ot- Since then Becltan hal written inc<-.g!y ohort .pieceo. culrnina1ing. In at INct,lil BrNrh. WIWch consists of f1 pile of ,..-on end a beby aying off By thow'Stlnclartls; st any rata. R«:kM>y Is ~of en epic. Awardell the Nobel Pri1e in 1969, Becltett hal Iince becomo more than a cult, he hal becoma "" Industry. ~- to tU wonc _ , to bore - the theory that the less en .nlst -ua11v oeys. the more he Is though~ to say. Uncloobtedly a major literary flvu<e. end one it Is ~ to ignore. it io nevertheless true thet the mad oc:ramble for Becken's wor1< end he "cornoct" iniOfl)<etation Is en indictment of the fitererv ostobliohment. How._. given the stetuo of this new production, end for that matter of Buffelo, who can blame the Unlvoroity for aslling in 7 st-. 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The rhyttwn ond '*- lnorpi eo...nuv. llboutby~ · -­ - .. whle !he Beet. hove • ~loot ... - 110 " - , ._ '"w . . .. Llt.l. - - IWolo~ new edhenlnll .......,__5 o n d the,.... of Ewope 11 ~. Sell, . _ above. Whlcl'> ac:tualy occ:urr.ct, le of tlta'o olow migration to the Statea. rnuolcal oon in lieu of Ito rOle 11 "mlMing link" !Mtw-. rock ond reggae NHI to 1M oxominecl closer to -odote Itt o- .,trinolc quolltlll os well es •1 the lrnpec1 JllrNIIc8n mu\1!: in' ~at lilll l..kf on modem music. SU' o origin doteo boc:l< to the late 1950. llbout tt>o tlme when oorty mvttvn end blues wa .....WU quite • etlr In Americe. Jomo~ mueiC!one -..pQng roctc ond rol'o skeleton w ill\ t,.., own n81ive loll< muolo gove birth to bluetMiot. Cherect-~. ll<e hod the flavor of homo, groupe ike the ,.nowned Skllalites mainly lne1Nr1'140ntel. This Wll the !ni~ ofoulllcotlon of bluebeat. Site woo -.ntlv evolving 11 hi IIC>I>UIMity -ndecl. Whot folowed woo "mterjectoon aka," Whlcl'> meant !hot Plriodlcolv eluting • lOng e YOC8list caled ltOOttora WI .tornaoc:.l would llvough the lnetrunw!totion to ll>out • lingle word or the plvae. Thia IUCtJCtl C8'> be c:urrondy ,_,., .. the of ..vnr.&st ~-One Step Beyond lS an old ,...._ Butter c:IMaie. "'*- ' w- • .._tit_ SU olept lor llmoot I 0 yearo following the ~otdingof · -· tn 1979. groupalol<e the 59eciala. !he Selector ond began to M-• plY-. gather tteom In Englond bringing bleli'blue!Mot The " two tone" 11<o though • od:'f • hybrid of the orchetype ll<e of Noel A~IO. bondmate of Ronglrl' a ond _, ol Sl<otolli1o 11xmen Rolanct ~ ~. " a.d 11<e w11 mora feu and · the new ttuff ,. lila regulot rock " ,....._, .. .Jimolc:a - thia time h 1 le.cl.._ of YO<It ~ t.nd Tetrorittl mentMic:ftHI "->ggn, "*"'- of Now YO<It ~ bend J.t> M.a. end_, of En.ot llangfn, guilariot with legendery ob group the SUtllhtll, c:onc:urr.cl wfth Cdllno, " SU Is real rut, 'rocl< otudy' Is olowor." "Rode otoody'' Nl<e o1<e -.ght to achieve 1 oquora, perf~etly evor> !Mot. t>enc. ho name. This II wfle."!. 1 f,littinctlon e8(I.J>t , _ !Mtw oon ''toctc otoedy"' e'ncl reggae. The !Mot pottom of roc'lt study unclerQned e oorlee of 1~ emphaolz.cl ltr- !Mote in o mognoticoHy even ordo< . RIIIQII, on the other hond, hn o more ~ rhythm, - e the off !Moll ore ec:<:ented eo P'omWontly 11 the ttreoo !Moll. Thio dltlinetlon !Mtw-. roctc tte.cly ond reggoe though 11 very sublto, Rang11n contended, " ReggH 11 roc~< tteedv under a new name." The bends of the '''"""' do 1ec1t thet itland· quMry - i n the Jomelcon llyle The .,lluencel of Nch of the " bog IOIIf". the WOO I custom • of~ t o _ . ov• records they....., ~. Thia rcVtine camed OYir 10 . . . ond Speciolo, the 'Selec:tor. M.c~neot ond the IEngliehl a- .,. .._ variant ond ICOOUn1 tor the dinlmlonty. The Speciolo. IOU'Iden of the Bntloh lb. hold e ~~ tor pUnk. The to new form, ' 'recitotion ob. •• Aedtl\lona fNILnd longthlor vocalutions OYW the I n - thia atyting lo the - Qll'fl - ""'*· ...-,g. Eaoh lo dllldnet. yet . . the hiGh om.>g intarwity thlt mer of a new WL"" The Ike hllln pert ignil lnterHt In Jemoican muok. "Tho gtoot," ~Aid of the tutu Cerb!Man -.nd. " Stevie Wonder- I'MIItarblotter' l, the Pt •• interetting," ho continued. Ra ..It ,...., .. mutlc ,., everybodypeople." llappltlll h up Ulitlll Kurtis Blow ond reppitlll 1 they mentioned that ropp~ng is o 1 alta. The two viewed together .,, " he (81owl coprureo tt..l eelitlll o ..Od Alphonto, ' ..., that Amerlcor h ..... Both ogrH thot the aeturotion t "''""""'' into Americ8n a.olture "" poocoss " There Is • need lor higl muololona." ~cites 11 t1> P'oblem I ocrng the Wltegr&tlon pn from~. " More V-'\' Is can't 1M i ttenlng to Bob Marley • tor..,.,, not enought h l t - of-~ they SU IPK'fiCIIIy cen 1M looked 1 ....._.tultuturo. " In terms of T• IWhlcl'> ....,_ em.in' s most P'O onclependent record compenyl it 'o p~>ne,'' echoed !he T......nat' s Ct ,.,.. • cotchy donee rhyttwn." Alp "SI<a will die. 1t won' t 1M p Ike olxtret roclt ion' t pley8 But to oucc:.od, Jomaoc:on ..,._ need to embody or s AlpN>rwo claims • " built Into" hi t,.,... •• the- hove the I!' .,_, dHp La there confutlon c ~ lerian by thoologil Struggle -T -. The Reggae Bloodlinfi'$ ,.,.., " "" to 8iblic8l h docur.-t8l -niger """*""- wto.t-d hn lo .,_"""' - -t -h e - , _ of o d - tlwo<lgh . . . . . . . . . -~ pen:option- ..... ,_v the-· .....,. ....., the poeuy .-.d ""'* of the n..s hold. - _ , . . , ., So it,.,.. ~Jean.with ............ ,... ........... of Waottl . . . . . tNdldone. Wtwt Ia arfNn forgon8n. « et ,_.. grwad prilno ..,. _ _ .. thelriutn!lh .-.d. ._,by-....... '/&,.,. of tor ...... ........ -~ .....,........ lo the--. the ......... ar the •wlllctl . . . . . _ ........... ' - t ....... of . . Nit -· -·word ond fll !Mclear !he .......... Or . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . -valoo .·.-bllnllnl .. . ... . . .Mll9 . . . ....... ....... . ....... whicll .................. In ......... - - . \hey we tel' do-_,.., ,._.. ancllt to - into t h e -· Thus.""' ~ w aming wit groova." on dof11v - '· �i ~ ir ~ i f ~ .- ' t.. . mthe town eggae ¥ oo.t- ~ IJn -like lint • "dawning I, Bk>ndie in added. sle for the ., e xampht ~ v of old l'l'!c•l but. eoldsl<a.'' an enjoy ematcan • a slow quality eates.t .s . a.s ide !ded. pecl!)le ~et Tosh MfS With sess.·· , to enjoy • Tone rous oosslng '·,,but rt 10~- . ldos rnuc::h, oftM.'' muse w.t .tOeh lltute. llbum, In I hther's House. w.-.. lo the ahlnina"'!:::or61iwNt1wlnd, 1woying ond roc:l<lng In the ouspices of dreom. Funh• thin thla llhall diacuu not, ex""''t to aoy thll thla llbum ind<ldes 1 dub YOrslon of the thorN f rom Roc/ron. ond it smokes. From the current Woilora . - _ comes " - Jutty Mowllt with .... fnt libum. Bl«k w..n(Genemion - d a. B o o s - Umited. 1343 ~Blvd w-. Minisaouoo. Omorlo. Cenlda l4W 1 R11. Having rec:otded 1 R'n'B cllaolc In !he 60' • ("Son of a PrMC:het Man" with the ~eol, It's • Mowen t.. tec:ot<lod os 1 leedot up to now. I1I«Z _ , _ eho<Ad " " - thet . " " ' - ' lo ~ • -· A ringing, comrnondOng s..r> OrMd of 1 perrorm. ond ~· tw oong •"'- with wondrous c:anvlctlon. Her t*>Ciillonl of Marley boladl ~ ond anwto w.th the...,.,, ...., o f -·· flllht. "Concrllo Jvnrlo" on you with """"'* ~.._.. lt'o--...,.... on the goepelolho< ...odon thN tun. of tw own . . "Jooellh" yoo~ tnowlhe wtl ohlll not~- the lthn ... - , . . , to. One...,...., .... -.....- .....to""' !he ~ w.._. u.t ...,.,_like "O*wl" Smith. - ! h e - tiiMdv ~ Aotlllio toridlcedly ~...,_ . . . . . . "*'who ley ··~" me....,.. down • ......_..,.- beoomlng • I vital - - Ia lllkon Into '""' ~- Solomonlc I.MO'( woll-i<nown oo ._of l'olnl... -.... ...... tNI: In tHo Mullc, It'I - about II. . . 11'1 about forming .._..... ond, . In....,......._, NC:Wmlrig the patho. �i [©prodigal sun-. ...... n.. '-diNt ..,m.m et Squire, llated too m.w- in 0. , _ 1111-. it---~· The ..,1 w• WMrine av•...,. • -m~~ recordinG. "*' t - pleyerw being recorded at the - t ...... It ....... you ..,.,..,.,..t _..ev--. •• .-. dilatoned t.dly for • good pen of tlw ....oon. .,., .,_. Is no pt1one mix. M """on tlw ~ _.....,,.,.nt to to'""'- t1w .,_ ........,., foo ....,.,.., wrtho<n ~up the oct. .....,..,,t Wrtho<n a complauoly • mix on the heedphone avotam thol - o f aome of the~~.., get Ioiii. you may.,., up c«<C8nUating eo much on...,_... for one pen thet you haVe rmte concentretiOI'I left '"' your own axe. The atudlo - • - of clruoN In thai you ...... fCif . . """' t2 I'll(~ ll'• -.4Vfrig platllc;- c:onoiadnO of 7 tom toms• .,..},I be.. c!Nm. hi-hat, .,., three cymblia of _.toonable quelity' l.,., - • · The onere drum wu In ICiffY INP'I when I came In, .,., the toms oouncled jvlot • Wttle morel... drUms thM Q~ Oete c:yllndeq. I w• piMMd. howeve<, with the beu drum .,., 'that - ·· Qtherw;oe, 11\ed to dlocard u mucll of the lu1 .. poNible In the intwat of aav.ng ume. wt>k I tuned .,., un.~uffed thol drume I did UM, m.lly oc:hievlng 1 ~ · There le also 1 f1U118< o n - foo cUltI......, t1w pw playW on t1w MSIIon •f he had tnld It he leugl>ld.,., loted ~how you'd . - • t>ulldomr to pUt the etrings to the f..u.o.d, lnlplying lh8l It in rathw poor -.diiJCif\. ~ uee-- Squjre Studios: on a budget .... thol . . of tlw O<I!M If you play • Hwnmond 83 ..._ "' ., - o e plano you' l f-t on""'' of the suircase. but thete ... • _..,.. ot eyntheliL., keyboelds in'lhe studio that ln-.trvtl lutyboardrato wrth. In the .,., we got a good sounding t - OUt of Squ.re Studioo, ond that' a wl\at it's 111 about. But the bare fact..,_, that In a """' expe<lenoed, proleiiiiiOnaly-o<iented tacW~v wo could have liVed ttme, ond I It least would not haVe lalt II If I WH going tlvough • Ngh IChool acid ttalhbacl<. A wall-equij)ped. good looking 11\KIIo Ia not 1 nac.ali!V foo a oatkfying, ao11iYe mualcal oxperiwoee· . . wltneued by Toonmv C - a · o "ot\KIIo on 1 "'-tnng." It ••"-• 1 1c>1 of - - j o b . conc:rato "duu poying" to attoin the atetuo ol Ptoteaoional Aecotding fngiMw-. In thl1 ..., I'm reminded of a - i o n I onoo had with • ~ thoaa " mox'*>glat" " 1 - 1 1 f t - any more," ehl Mid , " I'd rathw get -*>ocly With no._.,_.,., myoell. They_,.., out of ,....,. .,., can't do alh.ng." t wllfl l'aA $cpoe the best of lucl in t1w IUNI'e. But for t1w ...,. bolno I can't ............t tlwt .... .....0.. poy for hie ~ .. t26 per hour•• can,~.,, t>wt...., - tMd\- UNMISITY PlAZA ..... . ... to • ....,. •• ,. s..a ..... . s,. �i ;. ·Bromberg tamed .in Fillmore Room o.vtd 8fomberii-Rolifmw• Room-Mete/1 ) 7 5(\ow Ha\'0 you ..,. ,.,. _..., tor lhe polar - · ot tho zoo?-- Chldt wblte r.. "'* .......... hinging '"'"' b<othot"l --<~elM>·-· their dopey ........... -IUI'M'Ionlng PIA>. ~ tho diogulla from lhe ·· '"""'· H<s tW<I new co11o1to "*otv fo41owed hltn M<l flufty white cube. Tho ClamOnoC Bromberg did . . . , _ """'*'tltjy,A,<4_ only In 10 -- -~r--..fnlmlhe adtnca lor ~g &.nd m.ga of~ dlrta ansi ~ de41¥ered. ~ PQttione of horae melt. IWid v- twnq of the wid toe.. .._ ......onv Tho llod> of CllltMiy. OaWI ~ 1o ....... bear diVI- "don'tlet tho g l a - fool you." Undemelth his lhkt - ~»eft YUI l>e - - to be ..oring I f - IICIII mu~s. And he_,. a acep a1oww IIW1 ., polna <bing his ..... . . y - -. Hio- l a -. Helaon - - - e d epec:in- ln . . _ of becoming • boring old fiR. Don' t get rne wrong. t'w been 1 ~devotee olnce fom leying • .,. on '"Suffe< to Sing the _ .. - dl.ring tho v.euumopedcad, freul'dried mld--..mea. I've ICf'eltned my tlwoat hoaroell- ~wants-yeo. they did usa to re!Ql$1er es want• on lhe ,........, ' * -- In onticlpadon of tho ......, ''Oehfio" or tho COII)II)I.-.e( glddiMn of "I Uka 10 SIMI> t.te In lhe -.wng," But oher Fridoy nlgtrt 'I elll1y ahow I WII picking iiNiu"wY ~ hulls from belwoen my tilth tlri1ng I had endured Vet rwon of • old ..-!e. Tho stock themes ....,.. ell theret " a ""'''* ,..,Iller • ··~on.·· '*Suffer. .. - __ - ·-"'Y-- , ICOIIItic tnO · tlvow in 1 ol '"l lluo 10 Sleep Leto .," as d to the old ,, _ .,l in l h e - of one rolhw . tune - . Otm<nc Dew! ontroaulu - t o " catcll- ponk . . . -. ... ho _ ""'''about~.. dunng wNch """"""lt_ ... _.,.,.woman Br~ llid up lhe ,_.of~ ~~"ita<. - * ' g '"Oevid'' i<>to tho nighl. 1 rap ~ ~ In Morin Countv wtth a .-.eery of two worda- ono of ~a ··-..,··- -- ~ ... .. evorytlw!g,"; • now1tv tuno-...; with lhe pun<h h that " nobody bringt ,,_ own ...,ta to • pocric" -~ ... . _ thai tho melocly wu " stolen trom 'Poly Wdtof Ooddle'.'' Tho Brotmwg " - tiOpped Into pleating twtge only occalioNty. II .a so cute, but n dldn't tend me Into ttMiopnng night with ll>e u - metl\edrine-lnduc:ed h~engrin. 8roml>erg' s cohortt in the hastily UH<nbled trlo - fldcfler/parHlme ...-o11n111 Jeff Weiser and ...-ollnlsllperNime lldcfl« Gene ~-contributed _,.,...down .....,. herrncnM lo " Don't Let Your Oeol Go Down" "I'm ~ ~•• tn ectditJon to thw eornet.,.... ~ ln~tllsoiol ...., . . W-• dOUI>I&-s•-'· v- r a.-.ts-styta dunng 11M romp " _.;on 1009 .. Dunng "O. .t." Br~ - manclolonoOt Jotv•oon 111 - - . . _ _ ....""""'"'. 10 join Wrirswln . , upi<h ot~G 11t10 Tho -"""llely IJIIed " SUNY Fiddle Medley No. I :!I" rnot•ecl oom1orly 11'110 1 mandolin trio-"Tu<kev in tile Strow" -h induc!ed. 8ut tile clynamc of tiM! _,W>1)iece BromberG &end-dO~ lest August to . . , _ . Bromberg' s fiddle building stud'oat Chlclgo - wll sorely mined. Their peMy· whlotle• •"'*'oi•-•• meeta·&lide-gunor used to eonven any room into • bet,..eoaked •• .-ld ... - , . -.ndly ._,........,_,., '(He did, - _..,,_, on tholuNnlond_,, _ _ ..,t _ e d bv• .._.od ......,_,from one moll *' the crowd !hot "T•• . lOt ........... ......... woullln't no.. thlt " Bromberg a.noppec~ beCio .. rth mora-" ot "'' tW<I gur111 c1unng the -..y one hout parl~ I II<PK!d I ~IIIII more of lhe old INn.- from-- . . . . be•t had been cooped up in a tor foddle mo~ero for tho _-t l>alf v-. 8ut wlw\ t>e ..,umed tot tho ''Tra..,...,· Men" ......,.. bv aeylng !hot .. ..,.. , .... come OUI, the\' loc:ltecl tho 1. ass1ng room on ua, •• ft w• wn.h the reSignetion of 1 capr.w ,0 - ::...W A. Cc>m.stoc* -REO rolls _with the changes at Aud II EO S peedw• gon - Memo rle/ AutlitotNim- Mete/1 24 L - Tueedlv. a.tfolo'o Memo<W Auditorium wes ._golden _...rv 11 MO 81 u,....,., MCI 707 down .., . , ~ \Oibtant lliii*V of tl>elr t...- prodlgloul-. ? 0 7 - - ' - w11 - - - I n - - w111a diMppoiMing In . . . .. A l l . . _ - of 1 eroup !hot ' - juol ~ , . _ - . . I .album ..,_ .._.., -J.vuit*IOtlnCJUIII> no. -~ IC.eW\ " ' - ! ~jn r~pp~r~g o1f guitw llc:b ._, .Nff lllc:k - ~ f'ege dunng -til.--~ solo. style' . . , be........,_, ea11y lnCJUIII>, II . . . , with a grain o1 .... 45 evenly old ma1..a1. from . . . _ , . _ we tw.d " '"Tonlle'a Your Nita." Around My Hean"-.eln Phi~·~-., - - ~ tN1 tlmbta thai et • - • might Lou G<emm ol ~ · 9orMM..t of a ...-priM wao .............. Choir_,......, n.-. minuCa-......, _,both,__,,.,..him ... IM 1nc1uo1on 1111 • ..............,.,...... ggiterist lf1 tho fine.<4> lor a graup IIlii • lsouppoled to be a tno. His talenra were. how'""· nor walled encl 1 ~entad the materill o v -. ~ to ay, tho~ crowd wu leverilh In ontlcipation of whit w11 to como. Tho hltarogeneout cofllct- of ,..,. - • pruent to hear dill....,. Ofi)ICII ol REO' a ,_.olro . Older member~ cwne to._ REO's .....,_, willie tile ptl-1-' crowd wu obvlouoly hoolted on tho ljltest eHort. Hi lnfitlelfty, ~ • Folowirlg a modeot Int........,., REO llaled aut onto lhe IIIOQa- ramblecl Into " Don't Let IWn Go.'" from then on-" wu one crowd p~easer aher enotller. "LI<e You Do" Md K.eW\ Cjonln ltJOQig t.u pi<. " Keep ~· " kept lhe ..-,.,. puohiin' for mora. w• • _,_Our CraM~ wry .ntible fogure llwougiiDUI the concert. His mlmlt:IUng olthe G.w lnuo to '"Tocq, Guys" wu cute, bui probebly went IA'W>Otlced bv most ,.,. beyond lhe firllt 111 - •· He clllc:ribed lhe -lng p r - for ' 'ln Yourlettw' • • accidenc, but the 19S0.-11VIe belled w10 pflllnly tf'CIN i n - tool< more IIIIOtk ~ Crtrinedmlt to. It' I astonlehlng how~ muiMc:llnl ell\ be 11 tltM&. 1110 • • alwbloly ~ In malntlinlng .oudlencl -'ion. They ._ e~emltad betwMn lhllir clluoc tunes encl the more Commercial compotltlons " - tho entwe crowd on its tON. A clOUd of log CtiPI over the It they rolled into- "rme fOf Me To Fly" the ,_wore ocstatoc. Cronon pounded _ . , on his ocoustlc ••• eyan btol<e a 111""0 on " Toke It On tho Ruo.." But soon Cronin strolled up t o,... pqno window frame, the aame one pictured on lhe cowr of Hi lnlidefiry, wu lowwed ~him I I ho tapped OUI their number one oongte, " Keep On LCmng You. •· Noturaly, tho~ , _ . ol tho -.diance were -..r•.,,~_ Tho , . . of "'who Identify our-ael\'es 11 too ~od lor !hot pop ,...., merely O'ir1ged- .... tntO our IIIU. When it was,_, we wltl relieved to._ " Roll Wom lhe 10'" oiMouollv I n t o - NRI Doughty raltad his n01ibie r._. <Mil his keyboard ..,...., tit us know 1>e actl>lly wu p r -'tl. Tho perforrna.111"8 us •• • chance to • - the , . _ t v of REO St>aec~wagon whicll is wtl<lt rnalclhg muslc: il II lbout. AI Cronin once Hid, "I tblnk we lji•• people • pooitive message. I thin~ thll'o ""-'ant." C<onin e\'en littlestoriee to molte hie pOint-which moot of the tlme m - referan- to W""** - dlugo. -I cnano-" t... ' By the eno of tile- tt>ev hid played Ill at tl>elr tmo, .nc:t..cling " Ridin' the Storm Out" wNch wao fo41owed bv tiM! ......a PY"otaclrics- An oldie. " Flying Turt.oy Trot," w - - 11M hoado of the vounQM' crowc1. some of whom - • still ., lim . , - 11 wH origrnllyn eave lud ~Gory flc:lwaiJ\.,. - U M Y 10 ot.ow ~ tNI calors 11 • ~on 1 w r y - -· Tho fnc......,.- a rNI u --"157 fWerslde A _, .. Here we - • upoMd t o daAio: REO ond • 1009 befO<e COI'MWcial tnfluonces tool< hold of lhom. c..,..... lmlfiiCied a n o t h e r ., pa....s lhe way for II\ IXcNngo of-..-..,_, him,..,..,_., ~ &>core number two included " Golden Country," c1unng whch Croninbwu haWQ IUd> 1 good time he,.,.... his c:ue. " Shai<An' tr ""'*""'' Me.-. wntten_.t - l.oola," llbum. ...,.,.t_ ""'"*tune from me new Alter nelll1y a t w o hour parl""'*""' 11""'111. REO left"' with an w-;,n to perform In rttrOIIIOC't. we can aey thai we wouwsaed a truly pobhed, prole...onll group wt..eh -strafed thll a 10·yll< car, _ de1arrNnltoon- &trength- only tho strong surviw . - Jeff GJtvrifoso �0411'1- ~ ... ~ ........ - ...., _ _.._,...,.. _____;:.. --·4*4'19'-----.:;:; : - .. ...-... ...... ' .... ~---.. - .............. - -.... -so.. ..__, __ _..,.. ...._~ .... foe<;"'!)(, s . . . d a y - . . 8t 2:00- 7:00. Tlclt8tl . . t17 .00, t\5.00,.,... s.t..clay ewn~n~~.. - t12.00on~­ 116.00, t12.5 0 - I 10 00 for weo~tc~av - mMJne<o lh9wa. 1'lcketa •• ev.-e ,et oil ....._ OUtlet.. .call 114 7.0060 '"''~~ \ . PRE-FALL f981 REGISTRAT,ON Begins April ·1, '81 For Continu ing Students Only #"t'f>.j/t -~ •• Pick up materials Return materials Pick up schedules 319 Squ•re & 200 Fronczak 319 Squire &200 Fronczak 319 Squire~ fto schedule• w ill be mfiled unle» students subm•t 1 self·lddresnct envelope with their (.Om· ;>leted course request fonns. ..r:., · ·DroptAdd Hayes B on'r ·. " ' ' _·. MFC shiaent• m•y not register untif MFC ~•••~ .-!!'!!"-l!'!'..o.--...llllllii~;..;.~~~~--~ir:-- schedules.,. aqitable .. .July 13, ·~ : Continuing grlllluue eiMI MFC stud8ftta wiU be maHecl meterf•ls lfter 15,'11. ,.,...,..fcwl :!."!f 'Ail........._cllent~ cliYislons (unde'WIIcla.eeto .;a..~-~~~..~.......~-;.;..i~~~~~=- ........ IIFC tO DUE, ~~ to "-... 8 ...... picldng liP...,...... . I etc.) �·- -----~ - ---- Ca~n - - by ~Seymour - A ~t ltwlller ~ the otr_.:h of ill albject lnd the of Ita imp4icatlono .. 1 rwkv on ocreen. The ..._k: bolclnell rrom • '*'lion .,.. to be ..._, morelhln.n...-hwo- . ~~~~­ of ·wll ·not - oonlllct po4nt of with .,...• wNd! the meln - ·...11.... . . wall • ....,. IOIId Wffllno to guldl1hl narmlw. the oudOenca with ilaifwnewcw\ by cutMII tllrectly Into one of 1111 " " ' ........ From 1hlrl 1\ neturlly .,.....,. wfth • tteedY ~-...,..._ion of the nw.r""""' __..... rillta- rnodwo,,_.,. thet ~v bllec.d ..,_ -dishnt!V lrwoiYid In the~. Fnnlt ( J - - __ c-.1--v-lhe dlMI>I)Oil-11 - - . t.id _ , en , _ . of the u -. He ,..._ the III1IIU1th toroid ovor t ' - he oonucte, while hill ... .-.. .... Micloln ....u:t. the gritty .....,.,_ of . . ..or\. WJ., Fnnlt to ....... the . .~ 10 join • . . - eyndlcete, it - l l i g h l l y bochel- to ©prodigal·sun!! enough to OV8fC0m11 the plot ~of lyJJlul'.,. to 11<..;- llclort . . 1M OtfWf with Ryen 0 ' - Soillm scores in Thief deer .....,_.tin u.. -..~~oa.-~to ~~ldepeo·rtly II ,..,_ - ._uv..-.n.., -.clery tO lulure ,_,.,... -..rity. In TbiH. Frenk II not the type of lhlllt or<llnatlly.._.adtobe IITKllatld, howwvw C-*1 tuma him Into • hwalc:. ' - ! men Mlh poelllw IJaiu.. P<Obebly fond the proctduroa lll<poeldln the film on ouell • p r o t - """ thet only the " " In _ , it .._...,. The ~by-Mann evolcll ~ _ , . , . . lltp-by·llll' evlluatlon of each cr1me. ~.1hl family UtaemploYf'*lt tiea • lllflllfd. Franlc'olntoreat · !Tuudev Wllcll .,....,_,.;c J_. They ••~to~ the """'*"wtv ... ~ ., - I t to rely on Ito picture - petttlhet WI not 11 ...-tNv own~ts. ----- .....,t - C-*1 quld(ly .,.,.,...... TIIMfwlth-pr-.re- _""**I"' .... lnlllncQ. - from b ....._...,......_,0< .. ep~D-~Fur*­ _...._ - • - - t o , . . ., - But t h e . , . , . _ . _ . ...., be detained llw'o<Jgll the - • • diffocuftiu- ol 11..-.d unapologedcelly predoct- drome to aetltfylne height. Hla ... ot the loud, otringlng muaic of T engerine *" -wv o...m hltclorw ...... _...,. r .....,..,_.., Dolby __ the - - ICtion ~ lrialng In"" _ . , T/Wf It ecJW1IOIO'II the .. ---with,......., IJe,_ BeluaNI ~to Olt>erwlte ~....-. whit r.-u pert- to • 'dl.uonce not in CAJ<11unctlon *'"'· whtt the · - ot the Wold-BeUhiWI edmittedly - " " " ~ bUt " ' - ,.., lf\torcoocM with CMn othw thin on • ourf~. dell'ltl their _ . . - • (ll \ ' "' __ r r """':'::: _""!""_. ... 'f• T .._... ~:. (.j ..... -I:.-,--- .. J • .:.: J, ~ (q• ~ I ...,.,.Gill llfl1l J0(1 JO AN EYEIIIIIG WITH D-~--: •111-- ,~~ ........... __ .,. .. University-Wide Programs In The Arts and The Department of Theatre and Dance, SUNY/Buffalo PACO"'i'.lJSBA ""' ~--IWJ. c.tt-T•S.. ,_WIIAIIII omOSIOOINE A Samuel Beckett Celebration Wednesday, April 8th "Author S..Ui """_,,... - "Waitillg for Godot"I.Dd "Rocltllby " Pboto OCIW'tae)' ol R. Fecllnaa PriYllte CcUectioa • FOiftiER STAll OF THE 8UCIC SAeltATH• THE IJUUAIID OF OZZ wm.IIAIM SIIEA'S lllffALO -...m EVENTS: T11 01 SAU JPr'l 10 am· Noon PIU!lSENTATION OP S INFORMAL PAPERs BY: RAY FEDERMAN, Prof_. of Elllf)lah at SUNY/Buffalo 011 "Words Words, rJun Pfti.M.U &6«1 o( Wont." RUBY COliN, Profi!NOr Drama and Utilratce at Ua!Y. or Callforala at Dam oo ''?Tu w- r. &eUtt ·, Wcri " MARTIN ESSLIN, Prof- of nr- at Staarard Ulliv. oa "~t lhebtt ~~ o" T~uWcHo" Katharine Cornell Theatre Ellicott Complex, Amherst Campus. SUNY/Buffalo PANEL DISCUSSION: "ROCKA.Br' -.1 ila plac» iA BacMtf'• IVcri" ~ paDellet.e: Eric~. lblby Oolua. Manta s..lio. &y Federman. Alan Sclmeicler 2pm-4pm MocMratcr. SaD! ElkiD lbtharine.Conaell Theatre, AC "ROCKAB Y" with a.._.,......_ ot"ENOUGB" Pwfcnoed by Billie Wloitelaw, • . WOIUD PREMIERE OF Dinct.ed by Alan SdiDalder "' CBNTER THEATRE, 881.1Wa St. B.a.le Apu9,10, 11 at 8:00 Pill ,· . PwformaDcee of ••JlOC&ABY" .... ....ouoB" CENTER'THEATU, 8ll MaiD 8Ueet. Bu&lo l f _.....,_.,oucat_.,, ~, • ptO\Iiding • oomt..,.. _._ ! Dkecror Malo. whola Robin f'fooi<y 1*1rovin0 • -did jlllder of 1 .... ,,.,.,"" In the &nmy c:nm1n• ring, or the .,.,_ Aword ......_• ..-.ror· _.,..from W11ie Ntloon as .......... movie~ WO'ifln " ,....,..by , -no.~~he-. f~·· "' doclli t"*- would r,.. e-.. Gould B,_,onF.-~'1 ,_.. nt.·Holne.......... Maori' a ecr1pt' .. Mlt-lulfMno • - " i �Last~euo succeeds Anne Frank revisited ,...._ """"""- the notorlouol c:o1dc. Oe>olat. In oddltlorl to tile~ proble<N ~by tile ........ lttiiJin8; tile otil ~-*'~~·­ lnU!ine than pay~oov-.- .. lor the ,..;vte9..ot oru.lrino belne -wv your- · bMutiful Denowe -emWod-~ Plummer look.- loulbond'o .......,,.,..,....,~ ~ - lolowfng • tJtOIY hiNt ..-nbiM .. aMCitblt8d -won of N lliwy of""'-~ ..mt.out the '-ft\t - o f Sl-'lt Suc:ll could be N .,._ With .,. IMt Alain>, • ~ eltodue dwough f1Nkuil2ollod e..._ o.-tnea..Trutfoh brlngtl OU1 the ill o..-. •-"r gwdlfng tile w--. ~~the ' Truffoout. 8ut. lar1I.W1etlly lor the -.nine w-. the ~'d"'t th<ougtl tile tt_.A'*'tlc out>·titled~. Starring the ~tOI!tOOot, Pippin. ----·... ~· tor ...., role .P.,ot • the . .CIIIIIoMI Cllllllv of O..W- IIoa lltldl cl....., . ,...... ,_.,.,to form o r............. ' 'War,. • Sco~~Me," - the ott. t - _,.. .... ""'*" .... ..,. 1..e1111ne f'le\'er r-w.om. · ........ _. "OD the N1M Tt'8dt"I -~The- perlectlon ......, befOfa clone on • llw otogo," wNctt Ia eulclde. ond !.CMt off 10 be With CWwlne ond hW clluutUr n... ....,.,., of bUI jult "twham.·~· h e - - .. """*" 1n • ~ pratocta t h e - - - - b\' .......,. .-v ...........,, ......... ..... ...... " ........ . . . . . . . . . . . - ...................... .,. -· AllhoulWclllllll.............. tl ..,..._,......, ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....,.,................ 11n11 gnnn, · -~ toN ·· ·f ·" ·fDO'I o -·....,._,.... ending""'.._ ~of- ..... ''meglc'' of · " " " * ' - " ffeol '-l't eo- for n -''WNdl ol • mualettl comedy, le lt19hnlo. ,._, ..._...... - · Jt,"Exlt. Cethel1nt ' * - · .,. LNt ,_,. c:twonicleo N t r W - of .. _ , _ In war-tom-· wt. ~ lovely .......wo huollend --t. t o - - ... ilia-tor~~ of Anno F<dll n. ttorut of • - ·In ""*"-"' Nozl-.:h. tile pelr of yet tile~ ~- that tile ""'-~ - go on" - • lhet P<omPa tile cluo to --~to .,.,__ . - ecu.e ttwough tt. gttpe of ~right illto the dwowa of _ . , wllho;lt 1oo1ng tile !Jm'• continUity. Who won the fNnch ~ ..._,..,_, ..... 4-w•d?'-~·· Mthe-!i-Ma'' How-. do8111to Oonewe'a prof- low lor ... loulbond. It Ia t. wiM\noticoto die budding loW otflit betw..,....., wlto- tile e - ' a ~ OC1or tpleyed b\' Gerwd the pelr ............ ob5vlouo to their o- ~taowaothe-. ----- 1'11~ NoD CNWiarda. A omool gilt deolgno . , o.n....·. u-.. hiiM .... bet.- • • yet- .HwW\, a i K t - - to hide b\' tile 1orao Sr. of D.w:1 _ . . . , llluatad on'* f.ll e...td~. the gilt tWbloina to tile ldndly tt.ot• matron l>ow, i! at. ~·tiona .... oca-1 the right way, heo religloua aouohe mull bolor -.tid be concMiecl. o.pordiau, coa,, In-...-. lor employment. c:hn1looo O......'a clioOC1or MafChlng lor~to!We a ~ ..... Jow. ' 'Wiat cia I t.w to cia, pul clown my PMII to prove I'm .Hwtotl, .. o-dllu cy..:ally _ . . . .. .......... k ... t clon'l . . .t ~- ,.,.._.. • . , _ . , t h e - polring ""·-.-~y-.-n.. o.p..dleu. lb ~ 11m .... -yet IN - otl* - playa ontlcip8todl;role ill tile llln'o ~ ochemot. lMt ........ - " " ... . . . . aNt _ _ .,.~""-* Denowe contlnuouoly Ood9n WN-•-gotoa F r - film Without a bit of black - - · tile drM<Iold klnl< and/or the their - - · ~-thetown' l , oxhlblh the prow- to o roll w'-e lmaQe rangn from o oocielite/octro~~ to detpw.to wil e - fovor. ~1. - ...-.. """".etlo . . . _ of tile tourrA«tton Jowo ........., In F r - from tNtirl lcMn\lty oen.uw, help pay Ttwougtt N producllan of . , abean N«wegilln ,..,, l'.mtpoo tile ....... ttoeme bohlnd TtulfiUt'a ~ le not ao mud> die , _ of NAill, inteMintlon bUI ~ oPI'fMIIon ot ....... In ...,. . . . . &lroper.liUifeut ........,._tile~• • '""" of -t. blliaw oro betw "-PP behind a cloHt. --.g7 Ttuflau\ -·diet DATE: April 10 ·12th ~us: Leaves 4110 ..l Return$ 12 am, 4/12 ·apm, FARE: ONLY Includes; round trip 2 nights at Youth Hostel �i Maratho~ has MDA tapdancin' .,.,._,.._...,_ ... 1M-- ,,_ I p.a. taooiPl -.iJ 1 LD>. Sl;oodl)l. - ..... [Of the Maacslat Dy•ttoP'Y ~ ()4DA). ... crawl ~ wiucn r.~ * a-. l«>44oon - ~ • lia of ........_ rJ. --._10 • ..,..,.._ ... 0. lk ............ Coapla 011 0.,.. SoronQ' a...r.. leMa. . . . Stm o.n. ....... lllc ......- brina IIIOftU...-plllrol-*s- ; ... ....._ ...... ,,_ f Howl....,,....... - - · ........ I« far lllcthe"After "Hal FMIIioe Sloow.'' c-o jota pa "Jolle or Ill<. u-:• roa or iOict ....,... """ ......,.. The~ pria ~. . . (b a-).~ from (daads IUIOIOWICOdbr ,..__ Ololrmal anc1 a 1oc or.......,. NMcy Scbwletnllo and lin Moltl. Tile panlclpuu haoe bun COftJisls or 1 ...,.,.,_ -~ e.-1"0111 ....... .,.,.,.,. -di!Qa 10 '{11« Old>, ..... Stll4lo to Scbwlck,.h. FO< .,.,..., Joey Alula Tbcacr Dctl'l$ ..., • Cwu O'Cooondl, - - b!' La MJa lllandlc lift CenlfiCII< • Bopldlr Vio P'IZZ<ria, ~ hlo ~. tOWilnl clinoer ro. t•o.· e.. • dfPI - .W. llrOIIocl - " ' r or 1lx .....,.. """'''< -thr...... "" tllc IIJIIo Sqaift He ....,._ 1lx ...-.... ._,.,.,,....,- S40orit11The )I coaplco ~ will be 1\lry Wll cnwl ll!ftY - - . tired - lllft "*' ..... IIIey ..... the """'* '"' -..boa. uodoubtedly, bon lllq ooc will - be~ handed. ._..ct l:ivat 1 pactd ~ a MOA ~~~A'I.I'ENTION~~~ I .... ,. . ........ .-.a. .............. ..., ~ ALL ASSEMBL¥ MEMBERS There will be a meetiit,- ol the SA ASSEMBLY Monday, April 6th at 3:30pm ~ TALBERt HALL SENATE CHAMBERS ..-,-·-········----------, To help you plan a productive summer ... Sum,;., IMtnlng;. grut 81 C.W. Pott; a lull ~ange ol cou--. out· .....Sing ~ """ gun! r.-tly. llellltM ~ ei<CIIIIent lecllh* 09- loi1Q lelend'a ....,.. - utiful cempw. only rninllleS from** Yonc Clly- fine - t i o n . , _ 1 I v ~Board I, 1nc.. Your Student Seroia Corporation IUUfounces- Stiperuhd Positions lnNlilllble for Summer -Fall '81 llrtd Spring '82 ...,..,_,. . llllolk:ipat ... . . . . , . , . . . . . _ ........................ .........,.,., F...... ol 1M Me. ~~~~--d-,..tonn-). o., end evening ...e1ona begin.,., 11, JuM 22. July '¥1 WNkend Col.... d - begin JuM 11. 14, 20 or 21 1110 , _ CIPY, ..._15•lat431•••_,. ...,_ . ~ PubliCations Division Director Health Care Division Director Squire/Amherst Pivision Director Group Ltpl Services Prosram Director Group Legai Services Office M&na~r Off-Campus Housing Director t '"101Yf1111 '"",..,. ffl(llirrd -listinr pOSitioft(sJ ~ <mt1 "''i pmi!Vftt informllhon (im::lwh - twllor looWnfts pbo...~•. HIIM ;,. INikrials ~ ·u rillwr Jl2 T•/Wtt Hall tr- &.308M- 4;JO ptlr. or JtJ s.,.n Ha1J (MSQ , _ , J ,_. 5,... Mon. • Fri. Sltott job <laaip(iom ~ (AMiwnt} ~ ...s. ·- - ~ �1Sheehan. ~ - ! !. ! i . --~--·- N""'. mombl an.. h• .,.,..,. "'• ~ork on obe proJ<a, Sbed!D 1101 •irtuallt ..... up aJI bopt ..... ,,. IU1d<nol.o"' """ bt -piiJIMd. "I nt\tT clicl ,.. th< frviu of thot,''lltuplalncd. "I oalt a• the •alb "o•IJ ,'OIJit up "' r1001 or cnt.'" Sh<doLO'•tbo<c&hU tumad 10 Joe ltlt\la, 111< penon ..,. Wil taltt comnllfld or 111 Talbert Hall ...a .. <ttc. O&imlllf lbat bt •cytd basi<:ally "neutrol" dOrll\c tbe SA cUIIpalp, Sllocto.. CltlDCt'CI<cl '""' .....,. utal ror Ius opiaoool, be uJ"'<<I"d ouppon (or Corddl ScMdoctr Olld tbt t11olrt Tnumlllo '-tty, rrtml c ••801 m ~ .,.... . PIC5idftlt ....,. ... ,, lliOiilt<:aa....,. • .,... >«11t or ~- to hh ..,._:.ooco Ill 'Is ....... llkl lila< ~ohis,... , • a SASU 6dcpre-SA ...11 ~~< 1n ... -.td (,. haadi AI for ./;It dlims tbal Ill• T<-pll P"IY wa1 U\ fact "SbedM'c . Part)C" -caodldatt~ ~~piii~~piii~~~~~balld ;:.pcbd.-1 '* lato plac:t b)' lbt Praideai-Sbtdlan prdtm<la 0<11 to WO<t 011 toil pro)«U,IIlllllk dilfaaw ~or tbuit-ion. be'U do alricbi." -"AawnbcTof-'tcurrcnOyin ~ lOCI "lldan .,..._., SA •en inltrellalln orroca, ., au ofllcilol Ilk! oluol or.-m<d<ct I told flltm,.... lhM if )'OU'<<IOlna Mark Moore- "aa AIM tfathla IOfOI'IIIetktcttlwloaituoquill ~-SA Treuum) CRIIC!ool. Ill< orr-. ,..,.. mi11>J as wdl " ' ,.. had no n~ •• · tocedler.'' be aplaincd. ............,. aad Alaa told 1M oo Slood>aa do.i1111 thll be """""-~bu. s..b llootd op<aly npp<>ntd Trhr111ph . 1 foul!~ did, and lolwlt lllt'odooca ......t.dates « ...,ployal fo. a Ill< oupcr ...,.." no•· r - ''Siacdo011 ~.. lttp<di.., lhl•-> c.,....,, of Ellocou audmu tklc .,.~him T,.,.. llellard. Ullo orru .._,..._ Shtdoan bad llliAed _...... "How Oa Ill< oilier~.. ,,.. •nt I .., tim" Ill< l'noldtnt .._. info Tolbert iat - · qUCIUOn<d " If lw could ~ Sbtaa-lw vary~na ...,.,.,.,.. •""'"' <>n«mt~ or ..,. poca.tlal .,.._ Praiotmt..xa ICaptan tills )'nl as a SASU ~·· ,.. is. to~ "011 iJMeruciq py .ould ha-. ..... IUII>tlicvabk. I ol\oo did a Iairty atdiblt job hope be cu uuliK loh ._.,. •llll rullfliDI lilt Smatt this )Or. AI w Counril." lona u be COli P"' lbt lO boars of Sh<d\an coiled SASU ........ a.- ,.,._ali....,... s...., "hodraoaaiccb';b ScnCCiltODc:, ...., erdcno ....,.•;" """ TID.I Saolo,"o,...,""'f\c:r," Shoo:lda • Clllllldonlo,. SA ,.;u endure nUl )Or, ad this .n11o oorac dtctk&uoa, ltlrltiol aod Kaplon-c..o,..,.. widl ~ dlveue peuoulitlu-con dTccu-.ty _ , IQptber to ttq, SA Aa f« homtdf• ....., IIOICI lw ,.. law: widltbe _ , rot....._ C'Oilri~ or 11avu1a od!iftal •••tral tb1a1t for Jt•dnu , r<pnllas of JMD11k will nqoee~>cr, "'f 1IIIU, IJ&M. ia 1<ra11 of lilt ""~· it ~-.. ttw ..... a poo~"" or,.,.,... 1wa1 10 Ill< ~ I 1DiPt ~ •·rn ..,.. - _..,.,..tw oom< .-.alinle IJeuer. i\u, 11*-'t -ttr, -'tiNM tJidr pcn>optioou. Olld 111ty _.. U....y ror_ra_,._.,._k_in_•_-~_and __lhcn_;;.JO_J_ob_n_Sa_n_cor_a_"•_•'<'fY....:...._b<..;lab:...•....:.. ••..:.t__:P<._,•._,tc::..-="":..:.,:..::thll::...:t:::h<y:.:.:Sild:=..:witll.:'::·-~-. Downtown's Only NEW WAVE CLUB . PRESENTS . Celebates & NO respect-frr-Apr• l 3rd Paper Faces ..••. ~. ...... sat· Apral 4~h Mixed Drinks· Draf.t Screws & 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 50¢ Marys 75 ¢ tall madnate International Stude~t Affairs proudly ,...nb C0111e join u antl - ~· ,_,..,_ in uotk aaina from CIGrioa nation&. • Apprecicrtc caltural c.dtibilioN from oil conwr. o# tJae - ' f . • &tio7 a , , . , _ . _ . . ol ocri~ " ' - . DATE: Sablrd&y, April lith - c.hral Ulrihmon 5 pm - 8 pm in H... toan.e - ~ Diman 6 pm - 8 ,_ in SqaiN Coi.WU. • Vanety Slto- 8 pm- lZ tlpprOJc. in rdhnore Room ~ 12.00 for ltadeata, ...... citizaa. cl ciUidr.a - - 12 • S3.00 G-.J I'..Wic: 11CICEIS AVAB.ABI.E AT 'SQUIRE 11CICET OPIIICE �~sn~= o= r= ts~======~~===j ilodl beds 10 ocral bis lldibl 10 Lab tech wants title· 'hands--/(Jown, Of all wriawradilll UB ..,.... '*'-" sports, would probebly 1M lcut popular. HOWCY<J, wllh tbc be -laated • presence of Senior Biochemistry lAb Tetbnlclan Tom Ryan, tbc an of wrlstwrestJiDa Is p.ialac ~y. ..,.., ru:ea&ly fillillfd fil'lb Us Nllloaal compedticiD JPQfttOred by tbc Ohio Profeuional Wristwrcstlina Auodallon, in Cleveland, Ohio, March 25. Tbe featbuwd&ht ClOIIIpcUior bdin'a be sbould have won tbc pradaious title if 1101 for · "losina tbe &rip" to his Oppollel. " I lost wbm my opponent cheated on the 1rip,". said Ryan. ''IIISlead of &nlbbilll hands, be crabbed my finacn lUI of ~. lk S'6" biocbclluJI bdin'a il Ia bal 10 have a iot>cr IXDtU of vavlcy. Ryan WI .-! 1M shoes in tk 1971 Nationals iD Ocorai• wbuc lie lkfeaed lk ~ .-c (aYOriu 10 p..:.c liatlll. "Tifcr were to •r cJisadvaDtap '*- I bawc a (16" wllalpaped up) tJwa motli!IYI iD my wdlbt cia$," R.JU rccallql. " I IIIla k my mala PfOb'aD lk lad: of coo~ Ia mJSCU. I woeld let odou pl'!'s tide WU'fl' me. How I loot 111lhilp lite 'I bave n01bl111 10 lose but nu)'llllna 10 pia'. ...., It lw bdpcd me ceosidcnbly." Tile Lolli hlaad utive normally compeus u ofiCD tile_,., five yean 1110· Wbik tho New Yort State Wrist pouil>lc) lo tawcnHidd local eurr.ro Billa ....,., Wrt:II.IUii dub. • c:.ompctltiou. How-, ill an IJUIOuaccmau f1asbcd on The eontuder cl a ims llpCOCIIina a8ldoes lie will oely the scoreboard about an wristwrcstlina diffcta from refer« iD order to "sawc Ills 11111 upcoml111 wriltwtcslilna event. armwrcstllna in the scnte that for an upcolll!Da ~ cvau." Pcnuaded by a friend, be you an pcnniucd 10 usc the The IDtuDatlonal compc~ed, R}IIG alluded. body man. requirina IIIOfC Wr:iltwratllaa ClMmpiooshlps PriiCDily, lllc 141 pounder tcclutiquc. arc bciaa bdd iD Qic:aeo. Ulinoil, this IIIOIIdl. ~b OUtlbrcc da_ys I "celt II 'tbc Amcsican Heallb Spe with VllriHittdl.,._ " Willi all tho wort I've bcal Don Root-the current Ryan has tried various aylcs J)lltllfta lmo tralniDa. I ~ to lishtweiaht champoon. In iD his competitions but feels be the eventual world addition to his Spa 111011 comfort.ablc with the cbampioo.'' be DUd. -hlfrry 77uu:sron membership, Ryan bdonCS to 'poll' technique. AfU:r 10 ua _ _ ,,.llroo .. , .. -~,... ~-- t.atina away -J,mc Jtralllh... or my • Fortna' Wor1d Cblml)loa. Jobnnle Waltu lost Ills title In 1 similar manner, he continued. "Aflet my nuntb be .(Walket) approoocbed me 10 iuform me of what I did trrona." bt said. He told me~ tbc &riP isn't riabt. puU away. No auy wiD ever act an unfair &riP on me aalin ." The Nonh Tonawanda rosldcnt aaned compet!aa in <- arttnl!lftl•' usma Sieracki joins Royal sfcoaching staff ~' Josie CarduUo. UB ttoyaJs women's softball team ocw coach. hu announced tbc sclecuoa of~ R. Sicracti I I her awswn. A 1980 vaduate of C&nuius Collqe (CarduUo's alma man<r). Sicnttlti wu a mulli·lllcntcd athlete durina bOib her biah school and coUcae careers A 1976 P"aduate of North Tonowandl HO&h Scbool, AnMtte played shortstop and coacbed with the Nonb Tonowanda Shamrocks. In 1976, she earned second team All-American at the Natioaal Toun>IOICDI iD Haywood . California. Site was abo named u tbe Most Valuable 1'\a,yu ia tho ltqpon8l TourniiiiCDI in Ncw Jency tbu year. AI Canlsius, Sicracb stilled in basltccball for four SC&SOI\$. Site SCTVed II lUll! captAin dur\na her sophomore, J unlor and ktlior campaip- and was tbc team MVP durioa her ~ and junkw rcan- Site abo pla)'ed AmMeur Adlk6c uoioo softball and bmlr.ctball-and played W!onstop for the Lady Griffins in her :~eDio< )Ur. honors L .... AUGUST & DECEMBER GRADUATES ONLY .UNION CARBIDE CORPORAnON Interviewing On Campus LINDE DIVISION Tuesday · April 7th 1981 • CONTACT THE PLACEMENT OfFICE f()f! AOOmONAI. INFORMATION i ~ i • l l i - �cliscll11ae by 1M PQwerplaot aDd ill froOI or tbe pi«. 1boK who do DOl have to • 11011-fear DOl. l"'llli.Q& orr the pier ean be jllSt IS od'tln& dapte liftll1adons ill maneuverability. Ultk Cleoa and KO Woblcn IS weU IS llvt bait and qa sao:s work well. y.,. wiD~ tlw laTae ICbools or'*' flstl are 11U11Cted to 1M pier. wllicb In tum aurac:u tbe cobos. Tbe ,..;or drawback to tbe pier it o.-ucrowdiJia. FiJidlna a spatt to fish aftff 9 am is difficult. Remember to loriaaa DCliO laDd the fbb because tbe ,..aJJ b row feet IIlah. Another lucrttin opOI on laDd is the 11\«e in front of tbe PCl"et plant near the w11er cliscllarae. whlcll It milked by ydlaw concrete. Uve bait and $poon arc the best weapons for the cohos here. Since h is crowded, be careful IIOliD tanal• with Olher lines. Tbe s~e of LoWPua is c:a1lecl a "sportsmaJS pandise". But to thdr bome turl is a bava>. Wlacdoo- ll'a .U.... pr1111. '-Pill or rllbllll. the rqioo baa the poeaPI to apad IIDd de¥dop 1M fac:illlia oeedod to aid 111 wcck-.1 frolicia&. As the LaU Erie I« bqilu ill uuwaJ thaw. the diffeftlll fi&b spcciea abuad8et ill !be lake an: rcvcekd. In early April. 1M Cobos ~) aan thdr feed~~~~ fRIUY wbicb draws &QIIm to Dunkirk flartlor'a ...,.m ••er d~ae from u far away as 10uthem l'eaMylvania. To &a to Duoldrk, fake the New York State Thru...a,y We&~ to tbe Dunkirk-Fredonia alt. Tllm rJaht on to route 60 &11(1 follow h to ita $d. Tum len on route 5 and the harbor is on 1M riJbt. Rklt ...... fllb fl1ldet' The batbor rcmalm lcle-free fO< the ~ty of the year. ylddlna Recently fishermen han been blesRd wilb elec:uonk dep(bt rLSh acecu t6 boau-{he best way to hook tbe cohos. A sturdy launcb Is finders. Tbe depcb rmdet operates in the same manner IS sonar, an lcaled 011 tbe aite for convenimcc. ultrasonic: radar. Wbcn . . object. Judi IS. rllh. passes under the ~bly the best WI)' tO book a coho is simply by trollitJ~. Wbtle sensor. ill depth is resistered oo a tcreat or clbplay. ~ina oo alwa:rs l«PiDa the r1a I'IIMinl deep, bqiD uollilq 11 one cad of COil, depth rmden ean display ~be contour oftbe bottom of a lake 1M barbot Wllil the oppoaile end creeps up. Ol n>'er and locate rub. The rodlc:rman limply reads 1M depth that jbe best luns fO< IIOIIina ill t~ lwtlor are sp&-tail R.apalas. the rLSh are II and Iowen his line to lhll depcb. Tbi$ eliminates I lot ~ F\al flsh. aDd Uttle 0<0 &pOOCll rupectivdy. or the ltJe$1 •-oct in loaliAa tbe r1111. 0oW11 ri&aen have also pined popularity "'itb ancJen. A do• D is switch to drift Bqin naaer iJ a device which i,s placed at the badt or a 11oM tbllloWttS the line to a measured depth. Coosbl.ina of a reel and heavy line driftina from the po•er plant, where tbe cum:ot bqins, and bead whh • larae wdahtll the encl. tbe rtsblna line fall Into • dip which toward tbe rar breakwall. holds it until a fisb strikes. Alon& wltb • deptb rmder it Clll be used If the lure Is n01 bittina bottom, add w~aln by auadlina a few to trollalona drop orrs ilia lake and work spedr~e areas where r..h split shot sin ken to tbe line lP!'rol<lmately two feet from the huo. are bdleved to be. • Heavier lures should 001 need any wcJabt unless tbe water Is Most bait and t.adJe r:bops have bOib down riaaers and depth choppy and the wind b kicldna "" There is always the old motto: ""'hen &U else f&Us. llill Hshill& Onder$, and will aplaln bow udl are ~Get~. Bait shops ean also s~ aood rasb!na SPOil and wiq recommend what bait and produces". Still ruhloa has the advanuae of havia& bOih bands free to stuff your Nlabtenwlcn, qa saa and worms aU work taclclc to use. Tbu iAfortllltioD can prove to be invaluable in the -.-c~~ r0< rLSh. wdl in 1M pursuit or coboo. Tbe best IJlOU are by the water Weaen~ New YO<hn, ::~fi;j~A;ffift=~ ~a:~~ ooo..prot~uctive, Wlae &: Liquor 39 Keamore Avenue =~~ ,_ ~ WE AMH DELIVER TO ERST CAMPUS ,.:.:!!d...!:':!:;!';. 9:30poa _ , . . . _ , 10 835·5477 rWti.q. r.,.. MANDATORY ~ SENATE MEETING Tuesdt:z.y, April 7th at 5:0fi p·m, Haas Lounge This Summer Develop Your Art and Design Ability in Intense Workshops in NewYorkOty at ALL SENATORS MUST ATI'E NDI For further infOilll&tion please for t.be 16th COJII«Utive Slll1U1IC1 l'anonJ Sdlool of Deslan offeq use the coupon below or call imcose, oolkae<re<Ut, surnrncr ses- (lll) 'Ul-8975. sioa for c:oUeae studellu. An ideal opportWIIty to lkvdop your W1ls and portfolio while studyina in !be art capitol of !be world. This special series or courses is desi&ned for CWTCDI coUeae studeslu wlio~ to advance their own art caress. Couna ~ tmllht by profe5- FridaY. F.A.C. • Fttday A l l - Club C.O.,S .-e offered Ia: Drawina Paintin& Photop'apby Jewelry sioul artists and de51pers and ~ or WeaviQa six weeks duration stanina JUDe 29th. Cc:ramlcs Eac:b c:oune carries four coUeae musuation credi&l ud mecu full-time, six boun Orapbi(: DesiiD per day, four days per W«k. Fl$laion Delip Dorm.alOIMiodations and Environmental 0es1p scbolmlldps • , . __ _ _ _ _ _... ~available. All you can drink, aR afternoOn long! Women: $3.00 Men: $4.00 WednesdaY. & Saturday ··Ladies N. h ------------------------------ Lac~~* ~s ~~tdrink glass I Ill . . . ....,. you keep the glass! ,T �00 YOU kNOW~ OIYOf me ........ classified .,.. ...,. w" on? .._, , . . . . ..,.., .Sh m,.•.t ••wtlop• brines h u· ~""' .,....,~ Gh-e ~. NO oOUptlc:lft.. No -·- .. 'tOAfr!tCI MAttA TttO N Ortftk lolc:M'fl••. ,...... ............... ,,...,_ tt,...~.:IIIIIIM • .,._. a ~ & '" tt tN It;..,..,) aoth f"rlday 1nd - ). ~··- .. ....,.,_..,witt ... ._t1S~NV , t GMt. Jot- ....,.. ........... 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IJI ='an':'~=~~:/s,~:= 0114 c... f'2li,U MERR IMAC J tM' hlf"1'1\an.G IUM OtciOtlf Jl#l"'ltiCID004]1 Jill ~ to 4fH' ""''' ~ ~lt , . .. .,.. . . . IETT(II StUDE H T Ho'"•' ' t btctf'OOI'I\ •P•rtments tMf "ovt..s ••cvcl..£5 tte,.AtltiO. clnn. .. ....u... ._..,.. ,........,. "''"'" 1'WD nMALf S wlttiH ta com""'c .._.,.ttWII tovr '*"-"' ~. ecrvsa ltte ttr••t f,.om AU(. Frle-nOIY SIGMA PI & IRC ..,...,... GMt m '"" lltOOM FOtt IUMME.. ..0 or t• tl OoooYC.U H ..u.C..r&TCIUA TICKETS AVAILABLE: s.,w.., H.u. nc...-o.roc:a. IJIC O•na:IE"-" eo..~ • SS.25 ad• . Mle 14.00 at the Door "'T'vrner, OIO<n• ot ......,.. S .£ 1M-..ood Aw., &llff•lo NY, 1002.. C:OlJJiBELORS kW Yowng JVOtl Camp. Loc.ntd an Te.-... nru """"''"'· c..mp ~~=-·:::~·~~=~ u .. .,....,. SUMMER £116PL0YM E NT: Werve tot • elmmidl: . . tNftll un ""''-' YOt.l vet to S.O.OOor fftOre o ...-._ W. wertt""' ln _, lt. It wt1t ,..ae w money. tNt It Will ._y: Avtolt lA l .,.puc•non ' "· .. ......... twhMded H ""•" ,_. ...,..._.l ''" • - Row• .,.,, t U ts Wt-ttflamplofl , ca. kvt~H•t• OCMtM STUDENTS: t w• .,._ ... 0011.._.. .,......, -~WI~ ~ cal1~ YOU AI:E tNVIlEOJ F'" diMet ..--a Clf'OVI'-'" ... _"*""' 1\llrn~Mcf AprU 5tft S; )Qpm 4\0 M~· A"' (Un"'"Uy I..Mi...O ~'-Ast ~ l>rogr-.m. Or .MoM1o ,.....,.,•1M-. tro Sort &..Ant.• ladaa C. P4111Ato Attoreey..U•UW 38 ttopldna Rd. '-·-· ---w..ms.... 631-8884 ,__,w. CCM1S1.1L TA rJON, ctonnc-rtr ,.eurv•llon 13H20l. c.att tor John l(amat•s ee~ton t Rt.v LOUSIE·I'm dyinG for 'fOUl' ted'Pt ' - cwrol luk:el c..n M m.tw arrot M ltc:E. JOE--ttope tO we YOU 41 '0~ Marathonl Uw &. Jod't , t\11~ uld Q4UCIIC. AND DAVID you bcr'ltl pleyed a Hit '"•'..,... TwtcSey. vrvtan. wm TCOHGRATULAllOKS OIYkl 8ortuk l.lfflll'-t.Jt.o!DO ._ I ~ C04.on? VOI.If'" ..W'l"OOfr'lrnt1~• I TAt(£ IAC·K twt'Y'IhinCI I _ . . _.. Orolf. IUa L.n APA.RTMSNT sval..lf • bdroom opt . weltr.t"t Oltlffta- M S( tully ~.. ~~-. l~ ~ ~-· ~ MlntsJr'YJ .$Uft(t.o~ GOOD LUCtC TiM and VIYittt II\ tftt Thl5 tllilll!lbnd Ul Sk1 o.nu ~1h0n ~l.l..7J ji{I<Mn. ..... - ~ ,_ua .......... .. ..... llt'..J,..,....,. t1tN Kroll lor -~~ ... .... MOA «o~~QWIO.U f~._. ...;.., ~O JCS~ ~-. DAVE. I tow- .,._, tJUt ...... 1111unt pic:fvrH tTEMS WA NfEO w... ..,.-, OUIE"t. HOff-SMOKING"'* nHofoo .. lh•• '" N•vt•tiWI TriH" .54rtet ~ " ~"' lftd~ . .. vt.lh'" .,c~ i~ t«Hitlot>t OOm Gl•tM TWO Pf.IUOH WAWTE O. f"'Iff vnolters to fill mr.. """"' ~· tor I'IPt .Jvnlt 1 INW ,._..,. MK 114-.0:S. t=E.MALE ROOMMA TE WAN TED IIM'W•It horM Of! 6eU-v Aw . bvl'lM ••• per 6ttdloi'Oit. ewryth5ng, Nil...,,_ tm.tlt OT ' The Spectrum ' softball team is looking to touch bases with the University community. If you have a team that would like to play us, call 831-3676 and ask for Ed, Tony or Dan . lest Frlclor _..., todro¥Fl llovft•'O .MICOO t•ctttttD? 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C*"fft'rMM 1ft Jhf: Phys.lology 0rp.wtml'flt, TOUt\ ~elton Clt'VYh:lird, ton!Kt 8111 l..aWr"''ne»: I J 1•7UG, __ --.--- -- s.ot. o.._.H..,..,. r•~ ,..~ Open Min free Mcvlelt WAHT.O MA.L..e ,. ...,.. ........,.... APau. 4TH oG~ .,._ . Rock & new Wave Music GI7>oWIWf WOIMK - - - SAT. klbrkot.O, TYPING SERVICE. ~ &411.00 . ,• ._ d~IOM tNII.. ~IC .-...t...- c:..f liSOEStltE PtUESlltOOO? UNi1r • ? Wf'U • It • H c,o.tl~ Fatl'l,.,. N t~o. SATURDAY 1~ 1 C.OU DHlJ\ A ROOM F-OR REH"'ft*il • f"V' ~ ,.,. Nt..,.,..,. TONIGHT Rock & Disco M111ic MotJ W/0 .,., t\lllr ~ 11$-4SW. Jill . . . . . . c-..u... Uftr~ty~~ f JOI) ~£R\II(H tn.... John Valby ..0¥.,.. ..... .uw ., ....,., , ,., RIDE H££0£0 to NYCE;;;;r Ill""'· SKETCH ARTISTS tor quk:k ~ 1...oC1n1 Ill.,_, ~ "'"W AcW'I f . CAll £wnin9t IU ...S. ---·-· ~ yowsl) UTN 1tw ~. 8214 TRANSIT RD. WE DELIVER TO INorthoi M~ THE AMHERST CAMPUS W14t•• IM'ritle Every Hour! 5 pm· Closing 'p188- we-,... .... ol DEAR CAAIG AHO M t lt£. .,._ Nw...., ·~ Ct1/). ~a~ ~,• ....,.. M.-, tJomK M'f't ...., ffllecl todoMifl .............. tc.lly. -·_........ DEAlt SAU. Y, Happy~ IIMI:tot t . . . . . . . . 22nd oest ~ you "1bt dii!MrW: .................... ,.,....,... 689-6662 KATHY AND JOH~ ~ W. 1ft ... , . .. . . .. ...... be ~ MT. T aco.•. G 1 ~-------------------·-· a me r i i}l taeroa• I I Aeataurant and j I 3248 Main Sb'ed 1 1 • I I II I t from U.B.) • . Pee-Men • Asteroids Galax/an • Missile Command Buy One Super Mr. Taco ·a get a Fries FREEII 1 1 I "'":;;, I :~..!"'!.. " You'll Lot't' Our Sub•. 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KMiwlne Cornell ThMt.er., Ellk:oU... ~ • -e t) -.,d ere on NJe tt th~ -rected •19hl- flee"" ...,.mmloo....-tt.. fotHCb,.....*'l-wlll-lle c-w&llodlltl . . - F . . . - £1111"'-Mt AdV-t. 2ft Fronaal< Holl: lode) • llo.m.: ~ot IOo.m.: • /7 w2 p.fft.l 4/8 ot0un.; ·f9-3p.m.:~IOMII a.m.: 4 /I)MI p.m'-'14 a II o.m.: • 115 • 4 p.m• ~15 ot 9 o.rn.: 4116 • 9 announcemrnu am.: 411'- 9 p.m.: .121 .. 9 ...... - ... ,._. - ... 1'1-,.• _..., .... f'li- .. ,.. "'t1oo,., o.o.---10 l.oo!Wit • a-ue-p.m. -tllc-Oyoeoopby"'-. ... tbl ~---... Squlft. l"lcMW ....... - .. tile Tlc:llot Ofllot for U-'0. . - - l i o n .Uio . _ _ , ... c.rftr choi<U Come 10 tho Squ!IY Coof•renot Thut"' on AprU 9 from 3-6 p m. end Ood 0<1t. c:omm...-ron. _,_..s .,. Edeo .., tho ao·. 1a beloil tho eom. D<pt.. gMng otlldonu tho opponunfl)' lo"ulk wtlh ...... 1 ) < 0 ( - f...... - · - <:orne l i onel .... - - - t h o ~for--(. tho ·:; """""'"-t)Oft ~:= ~~ ~~-~-::t.::-i p.m. In tM ./<1M - J Room. Ell<otL Yu~ we an open today end wmotf'O'flf tor---StUbbo• Mf Yk:H ond mulot the AmMrot a..t>.c1 · 250 1 N Forut 114. and 329:( 1'\aln St. nur ftoQlowood. Condl< IIQhtlng II ot 6211 p.m. eJ't ~ c.o ~kit lonrty, .thut-1., M'f\iot' clt~Rns In the Bulfolo oreo ContOd LIM ot lhe CAC ol· VHmtiUI !let. 831.3521. R~IO< - - plooo ond uleola.om.t. • tho a..t>.cl Toblo In the Squire C"'l« Louo>go a< <»II tho Cohb.cl-.. - · ~2 ~ 11-.u "' SodolotY-opo<~ol cccnrnenco1 ~'on #1'\ay 16. U we Nven 1 been abk- to cofU,Icl you, p~oo.. coli Chc.ryl at aJHin5 or Julio ot &38-4371 . fo\eke ...~ you o.-cl« yO\Ir cop and oown !lefor• AprH 7 Pllyolal Edlltatlon!R-Ion lor Ole hand_., a.m.- 1 P·"'" •no 01 11 ..,., ond 2 3 p.m .• 4122 .. 10 ...... - 2 -~- ... ~-­ ..,.....,._.for_...... C.... """"""' Olllce ""'""'""- R - Wrftlnt • dey ot 2 p.m. In 7 Hayeo c. Te<Miquu for~ on tllenJ"" , _ wtft lie dl_ _ , Job f'noporotlon ood Ted>nlquea Wtdnftdoy ot noon In 316 Oreoluodne Juniofol m~ tto ~ ~ C~>UtWS- afc re- quired. Colll'lts./llodc .. 831 ·))J~Of- by )Hoyeo c totnl ke~t Senlon,- L.., • morltriotM lltiO, bocome • poro ....l. TM lnolltut• lor Poro....l TrolnlnQ " 111 lie on"""''"" Wedn..doy, April a. C.lll'\'1. 1'\ock ot 831 ·3~15 or stop by J Hoyet C to mo!'• on appointment Stud<Jtu with CJq>Oiienee In any ollhe lotlowlnt lld<la: O roplllct. PhoiOIJrophr. WrltlngiR<I)O(Ilne. or PJoduc· lion. moyoppjyfor a Student"-. SC.U. Ooi~ty C<Hn -lions intemohop Wfll<o I O $AS(J Foundolion In d,._ •• lemlltip Pf1!vt- • 1 Stott SlrMt. S..•<t 505. A-r. liY 12201 o .. ~>~or 15. 1911 81-u "'ut'ULe4 "'o lteklollve lntemohlpln Albony may opl). lot ~ by wt•lnQ SAS0 F~ ln1<n'lll"' Progqm, 4 1 Scote & , Suite 505, A....,y, liY, 122(7 Deadline is fole y 1~. 19111 Pl'olualonolortbu f...., "YS who ott not motrlallaled •uden\1 are e:Ug,ble to apply fOf CAPS Creatlve Anlllt F'ellowllhlp o,.,.... tn IM 1\.eldo of cl>or-raphy. fiction, Apotlly hu a lot oofnelot It, but eo clan IM Com,.,....,;I)' Anion eo.,.. Try ua '"' llold ••P"'ien« in on)'tl!lnt out ttru«on.. a re rt.td)l 10 twdp J'CK.I &Hm lO ore-n&« titM-. dew-Jop r<K!f vocebula l). tt~k~ bdter ~ure rMJC.et. undt-rtl•nd youc te~tbookJ. ta kt tt'a..t a nd re•d faster. a.s W'e41e.s any other UPK1 of .Jtudylng Wt ere e frH d rop· in 8rulllon Club Fdjoodl Dlnne.r lodey ot 8 p.m In 101 Onl~tsky Av~~. t i.OO t-nlranc:t fH tetv.a-. rM) appointment Is M<et.Mry. Our hous erf: ft\Tu lrom Z·• p.m .. W fr<><n 12 4 p.m ood Th from 10·4 p m. /llolo voluntea. •• nee6eAI to l'ldp lhe hondlapped L...l boul<o1 0""'1' L<eol S.Me.. ollets free ....1 od or olop byl45 Squr.... dut1"lf.....,..111Qd.....teveryFrldoyffOtT' 11:)().2p.m • Clo<it Hall. Cell U.. or O..e., 83J.J)2J Undu.,- ........ Nt Hlomry pot ludl _ . , . . M 7:)0 p.m. • 199 Kotvnore A - . wmHtv Ocn lni'led tutors eU t..\pe:t~ col~ lin --~ and lnformauon to -'1 08 a~ta Oo )'OU Ntve 1 Morong on SWJIIRJ eouru ol Ole Pre>ldol>l • c...,.,.. -.? GlS hoa low audents to oct u lor ..- . Foe more lnl...,..loo\ llOp In ot ClS Open 115p.m T - y. Thurlldoy ondFtldoy: un~ 7 p.tTL Wedtleldoy In 340 Squire. Aloo open ~ fr<Hn 1·5 p.m In 117 fo\FAC. E.lhc:olt 831-2273. -Y· AfD hwluctloft <Cfti1*>J Wt4nHdoy ot 6 p.m. 1n 232 Squir-L Joltn Volby will lie In lM Goodyeo• Hoi I Coi<terio April 14. Tlckeu ovollobl< •I tM Squire n<~..t 0111<:o and tho IRC otne. In Ole EllktXt C<Hnplu. Sowm """ Jupltu 011 ¥few IIIIa todey oncl . _ nlsJitl at the W...O. Hall Oboeotvo<ory liorn 8-tn~ FrH. ~by Ole 08 AlltOnomJ Club. :::t.. lh WOII<IItops-Oo you heYe • pot1lc:ulon.olenl of sl<lll IIMt 01\lvenfty Comm....,1 ..,._._to- a01-110. m p -...fol.IOhould ,...... moy be --'bJ.Iune .....,.-.c.u y o u - IJke to ohore WltyfMII pldoed "" ~ 12.~ QWI08. Propoool be Gf Ole 011 Acton WO<bbop ptUC~~to o One Act Pllty Full¥111 today throuell SundoyOC 8 p.m In lhe H.,.., StudifK. Folltfut April 24-25. -~,......,.O.pelc:-en-·7 , .. '" tho lletllorine Cornellllwot... - ·-ry ol T - .-t.otlho-. Rl._" Hdenlc:SA _,CISAP'...., ~oloelectM on onofylllollhe poem~ ond I"" mvtlol petformoonce Sonloy ot I p.m ot Ole Woldmon lionon 0 ~ pootttu wtll be n...w. ..rved M ('O~r. • writer 101" Eng&.nd, end T•ra Lynn. 1 bt gtWng 1 rt....tJno of lheJr _... S..!ldoy • • 7:)0 p.m .. 108 bdund A.tt\lfiOI"' 1'\SC Oon.tlon reo~M.ed .. \ht> door. W•n.r J<Jm poe4 hom tie• Yortl, .UI -·- w'-"'· "'Cw<Wit . ...... "' _......, E4ucot ..." ....._ lomofi"O'w from 8.30 e...m..-t2..l0 p..m .nt)M Kne Room. &ldy · ~.eu Rh<torlc:· /IIO<e Pa4kJcol Action: " Crltlcol a.Af<ndo ~m IO< the 1980't " g....., by D< Paul 8 Zuber oiiiPitodey 011 p.m. In 233 Squirt. !)<, ~ b • eM I right• onl>lttllowytt ond publo< offalro llcholor. Span aortd by th Sutdent A-mbl)l of tM Prog,.m In Applied Publl< Affol,. &udi<a "SUi ,..,.lotrophelt" ' " - ot Oollory 219, Squire llloclo ond -tllle. bluepr.,t, and non ..... r pho<oorophy .., dhoploy ll\routll1 Apftl 30 Hou,. _ , Thurodoy from 112pm " Ell'luMo "~- - - . , . .Jol~ R~l w.tf't .s.l.ldes rec~l) tt1.utnHd from C~ Comments 1>1' Jo•~ CAAtort. P<Oftn« o1 Sc>onlll> bo<n in Cut>• lode)' at J p..m In ) c~ . AC Wutey F®nct.don pru.enll Or. ~oau NuareJah from Sri t..nk• Sund.a)' •' 410 MlnMtotA A~e. Call8l2 ·226J ro.- r~t'\o aiiOn S. &uffolo J oa Worltllhop Jau auolon every monday ot 730 p m In the Rothakellor. Squirt ·as ~--= Get Out of EJ Soh_. pu~~~c. -..~ne Tuadoy ot noon In 1M Ho.. 1.-. ~ s-JhdtettCddontJonW.-y IOo..m _ , -lonol3iftformolpopersbi'RoJitdcfmon. Col>n ond fo\ertln ~ ~.. p.m 1'- fl...,. dbcus """-Aockob!l .. tho~ Comcij Thutt<. EU-t. 8 p m. World P<"'"ief ol Rockob!l 01 tM Cont<r Thute<. 681 /0\oln Street. Abo Aprtl 9, 10. II at 8 p.m Tho Drop-In Centu Ia o oood ploeo to tolk wllh obout onJthl~on your m onel. We., open,.....,. 10.. P-"'· dolly In 104 NotiOn. Anolher - I • now_, ot 11• 1'\FAC. Elikoo<L For fun her lnlormotlon 0< John Poul """by call~211. lnt_..., Ill eof"ll to T - for o doy ol ..,...... oo Ap<U 11 b lnYittd. Slop In 110 l'lonon 0< 231 ~"::: today. tiO/ penoon. S,.,._ed by Alpilo 1M - - 11M ,...._ ou - luthtron HMc:u Soliday ot II .., In tho Jane K..l<, Room, Ell !<ott. 81bk cion ot I 0 o.m, "'Pollllh Cllurehu In tho l.Jt o1 KMof WoJtyQ. Po>pe U" l«t•re ond ollcle pr....,.\..S 1>1' D< o. m Moya Hotlne Tobonkl todQ .. 7:.JO..., " Food, H -. _, Hlstofy" 81_, by D< Orville~... phy T .,...,., • 7 p.m. In 320 ..FAC. Elll<ott Coolltloe for l ' t o t l f t - ~lty . . , _ _... S.....y ot"l-9 ......... tho Bullolo Nolhoe ArMrlcan C\Jiturol Contct. 3 Jen4y St. For tnoft lnlor· mollall call aa5-61S4 0< W3~ Aloyono Plft4 oat -Col~olthoO.yolttewYe>R " IU boon compu> Ftldq 1oo d - tholr I<\8A ~ In HHith ~ M Th• $Wily SUis Ploce. located "' .,. Unl~ty L.omlng: Cm!ft • i l66 S.ldy l l now ope"~ for the. IP'•nsl 831 .3~21 Ap1111 .. G111s- H... c-.-... 8ellc:Mt • ••" · -. . . p.m. In Oont 0,.,.. Tid<..... tho $qwe Tlc:llocolllce "'Few~ _,---A'ep<e>ont.oW. from Ptoot lhe JoiMuly CMI a llll reoc1 ond writt. Join IM Fceture De* •• nw ~ and wrilt- wri~ wme Con!Od Debbie ot a313676. )'5 Squire. In Ole rul-ld. Coli (IQM 8.30 p.m. ... the ltotltslotllet. 5quHe Wende. A v1deolope wlllbo- ond dl~. Aller tht. WOI'kjbop. •uOtnt .. mhwe • chen« to pracdc~ in· w-~o- 1>1' uslnQ olOOOUipe eqUipment Olm. O'Oj>hla.. muMI·......Sio. mull<: eompooltlorL pol.,. tlng, pho<oor..,.,, pioY"'•IIlnt~ . poetry, ...,ll>twt ond VIdeo Deodllne b.lune 1,19111 For Wonnollo<>wtll. .O CAPS. 2~ W- 57th .SC Ne~ ¥trl NY. 10107 Of""" toll-.....--- uck«t otn.. ond otlhe do<H. p r - . . . Come to "The Suuellly ol tho While-.'""'-...Jna .. ,,..,.,., fltocuhion.,. D<. - April 7 .. 7:30 " '"" In 232 Squire SUch • pro)tc:t ntedt some of your Ume... n you can ,.._..If, coli CAC ot 831 3521 by our ofO.. In 30 Squire. ..,lim<.., n. ,_. ,..._,.a.....pAp111~• 7-'0 ondiO'"" ot liMO<..-~ ..... - S t . Tlc:ll.u..- .. tho lion lor,_ E,os ...... Neody ,......, " ' - . dollr 6rpt.ed ,..._ wRI b o tho e.lft ol "A VWJ _ . . . c............ 3:!4Squlre. 1'111rl9" film on - ...ay todoy ond-at8p.rn-Sonloyot2:.JOp"" >nroom c.- otllullolo StolL S2 ol tM Cootnmunkatlont c.... . , . - ladoy .. 3:30p.m. In ~ Sludaol ~ .....n...oodoy ot6 ond 10 p.m. In 1<18 Oioftndorf. Art Htot<Hy Clncletg..-.to """"· m..ts todey ot 4 p.m. In 508 ClemeN, AC. "Falllnrall-" tum toniGht ot • :JO, 7 , - 9:30p.m. In 01o Squko Coni.,..,.,. TMoltr. ~-· ........ -lodoy017p.m.l4352 "Tile I'IFAC. Elll<otL - =="'OIIIIIR............ ~OIII!lOam.ln - .. - -. -·EI--,c:-m~tt Loooe __... film . . , . , _ In tho Squl,.. Coot>~ ond SUnday In lhe Wold"""' .. uo, 7, ond9:JOp.m. no.-. "A.-.., "'-<::oxt ll" ~-- M mid. night ... tho Squirt Conrem~Cl< lMMef. "'" at I p.m. at the WI1Y "-a Cent-., 4<40 letoy AV<~nUe. SA llecord Co-op Squire. =..- . . . . -l' . tM<tft1G _ , In 234 T_...,, 08 Rugby ot 8rocltpoft. I p.,._ 4 p.m In 1034 -....-..,.11111 0011-EncS o1 tho v- Party b ApnJ 20 In tho FJ-., Room, for Woldllo< detollt. We - now \Oiling -.tlcallons lot Sill Club -d-~oltho 19111-e:l--.Scoplnb!l• cloy 10 1111- - . Roll<r SbtJng POtty AprU 27. Wold\ lor det.oib. Sfer> up for""' c:o...s Softl>Oll Toom In tho Sltl Oul>otr..... ....,-..only. .-.-...a.--... ... .. w......, ~- WocinoHdoyotll:lOp.m.lnthoN'HOS ~---c...-....., o1 "'"-""at 29 v - --..._, ._ 1 n ol ond Arnbenot). to .n.c- blodt - c.Forh.o11w< 1n1ormot1oo ca11 ~"' IJ4.nJ) or 11.op 1n .. tho Oroln 1111111, ~ W. l'lonhrlop (832~~ • Cl8 ~oa ad meettloMyot 7 p.m. In Oari<Gym If lnt.e-.1, 'ioclend rM«I"lJ 0t c:on14c1 VIole Oodlofd. foc:ulty-. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/867fc608e4b20aef5e8b43df19fc718f.pdf ffa8f5dafef85937f592dc1753165ceb PDF Text Text Godzilla e~ts Tokyo, spares President's family By SIT.ON·MV·FAC£ KOBRAS " I hope we run into Godzilla," was one o' ' nDjpap Qnjuer•s rjrq pbr• sa;,u abe. greered Th~ Oistort~r 11 'her family's surburba.n Tokyo Potato patcb. We exchanged nervous glances offrights when we remembered the fea.r on Raymond Burr's face when th< J ap reptile mack his fast appearance. The Quinen: Spend most of their weekends here. On the farm, tended by 14 war criminal slaves, the Quiuers raise everYthing from potatoes to tomatoes. " Bur. yes, we have no bananas,' • quipped the wblmsieal LoiUpop. " We bave to ba.nanaS today ," 8i& Bob chimed in. Despite the Seclbing haucd of their Na,g uaki nelghli"o<' (Quiuu wu instrumental in develoPing the Atomic Bomb). the Quitters have dug Jlleoaodoa • olce niche Ia t~~e_-. "'The name or our patch is Ka~dl Ginzu'" which means "never truSt tho$c meaky Japs after what they did at pearJ harbor," Bob said gleefully: Al lunch we dUruss non-C"ncounter with Godzille. WhaJ would happen if you say bim," Th~ Disumu asked. "Why I 'd say 'Boo, Godzilla' antf run for my fuckin' life,'' she &ialed bKk. Bob Quiuer smiled, rqnembering the times be·speot french kissing Mothra . " I like potatoes, don't you?" "Lollipop did meet up with Godzilla once. Sbe was picking pot-<~nd it was behind her. When sbe turned, she screamed and threw the weed ·into the air. When she got into the bouse she wer11 into a tttribk wilbdrawal. h toOk IOiudestoaet her out of it," Bob fondly recalled. "I Jove potatoes," the farmer said again. Aft.rr the lunch, made f<om Lof.lipop's original recipes-which TM Disr011~r must run rqularly so it ceo keep on being funded-we asked the Quiucrs why enjoyed the farm life so much. "Neither .of us tived on a farm before-exc;ept of you count the time Bob lived In a roaJ mine-but we1ve always tried to shy away from the academic: life. we just don't fit;' the Qu.iuer matroo moanerl. In an effort to be a tittle mOtt intellectual, the Quitten keep a diaty of thiqs pertinent to the pa&cb- bow looa it likes to rebuild Tokyo a.fttt a mO<Wer &!tack, Ultra Man's telelpbone number, a.nd who the Gilllll rtptirman is to name a few. Afier the delldous lunch, "~ went on an Cltalrsion. We looked for Godz;i!Ja, but t.h e closest we ever got to blm was a pile of bis droppinJS whidl Lollipop gathered in a small Gla.d Bag. "It makes area~ cbocolat~ for drip cooties," she noted. )'ollowln& the Quinc:rs into a marsh, the t wo illiterates broke into squeals or "fuck .. as tbeir feet sank into the bog. Bob lauahed. " POtatoes are my lifeblooc:l." be surmised. APRIL FOOLS Har! Har! The jolt.e was on us Tuesday wben shonly before midnight some or our production machinery broke down and we were unable to complete the special ei&ht·page April Fool's section, ~ Distorter. Since il is an annual t.radition, however, TM s,-trum is presenting it today. Enjoy it in the spirit of run ..• Be nice to cashiers week Confession Uoivcnity Pub6e · Sarery officen have cause untold confusion in the lots, In accordance with Federal and Stale lall<s, TM Sp«tfWf'l is required to state in writing thiu this is 1111 April Fools issue. lnteaded only to poke fwi and •&enerate humor &mOfll the campus population . Therefore, all studcntS report that since school •swted in 1ncludina fllhts which have ldl 16 dead September, tmkoown vandala have aocJ over 4.!180 crippled. The stolen lines stolen OYer 2,000 white ud yellow lines are used by Public Safety to cJesi&nate from the c:arnpus parkin& lot. The thefts'' where cars should park. readina this issue are required to sign their names on tb~ line at the bottom or this box, cut out this box, a.nd ba.nd it into the c:ashler the IICXl time )'Ou so through the cafeteria line. Enjoy the hWDO(. • TM Specrrwrt staff. Name: �SUB-BOARD I, Inc. Your Student Service Corporation ANNOUNCES- POSITIOXS A\'AII..ABLE for St'MMER- FALL '81, SPRING '82 PlJBUCATIONS 01\'. DIRECTOR: c~ • ....-..~.. S•· l\t.-.1 I roui>b--.tti<Oit 1\. .....,.._,., ilodadin# 1n1111tbh ~ ................. ~.. tt ............ ""'........ rahl..,. ...... HEALTH CARE DIV. DIRECTOR: c,•....-..._.. '"" ooc~on-......~ ... ,,r 1hc l'looomu...., Cliniutl iuh. S.:.riiiOiitl' l'.du.:oltit• c._,.._,., 1M: S!..J.'IIf llual1 h!Jun'""" l'n .....n.llloalll ~L.bik l'lrh-.,., & llwltb bore ..................t .. SQl' IRl.:t AMHERST Ill\'. I>IRECTOR: c:. •..-....,.,.liuKk.,, "'~""'"'.. ""'"'"''" S<Ju~n:llull ••Ill~'"'"'''''"' L'roin:nil1· "'"''""PC"""'''''"''"""'''""' IL _, c:._,l. The dm'l•" of 1loc c;rvnt> l ....'lbll Scr· ,;..._... (lft'.C:..ru•.,. IL..-int ()ff',..., & ''"' l '.ll r ....1cc.1 c)(fo,..... l.ihrt...,· ~ "'"""itu! ~~- ~t •• ..,. ~ HROl.' P u:<IAL SER\'IC ..: S llR()(IR M DIRECTOR: r c;"""' IA-611 ~.... • Stqocnw N pnotnun• ''"' '"""'''""' .. k,.;Sad ted\;,._'\:~ l"l11h."l.. iltU '-"-1th.T· <;ROl'P U~(IAL "'· tho.• fru: .,,.....,, 1 SER \ ' ICES Cut.nlim"'""' •I.e dn) t u llu) utll.."flttit••• "ithin the nffk.-c l\: '""~' the Pr..~nun I )in.'<.'! oil', o•· F-<~ A~Wt' S IIOl ' SI~CI UIRECTOR: ·~... cl..: ftn"'-'1i.fllttf ....... c W( c:.tmr,t• ll·m~md tlff-.."CH. \\dl atJ;-..-.-..nli:runinf: lwm.. i.Ul inf.-.nnutiuu \\ith tiM.' t·.n. t."ttmmtunt) . Informal re~~umc11 n:qui~d - lilllinll po11itiun(11) dc1ircd & nr pertinent informatioa. Hand-in maturialt .,Cf!Onally at either 112 Talbert Hall (Amltent} from &.10 - 4:.10 pm or 34J Squire Hall (MM(~) from I pm - 5 pm. ~lon. - ...ri. ) UB shuffles off to Rome INT£RVIEWS WIU IE ARRANGED WHEN RESUMES ARE HANDED IN. An......n.e.IIIIU81 be hended ln~(Apri13)1 By rL ITERATE For , . . _ lnlormetlon piNM"Ciif1Ji.a54 SU!'N Camll Ofrodall today •·--=--~::.•DI•D·D·ICI·IIJ·K·---:llll-1::.-a.., Ambem rcporu Campus be conrmoed thatwill the UB n Application Available for: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS COORDINATOR - stipended position - must be daytime tJB student - do not have to be a foreign stud~ DUTIES INCLUDE: - advocate International students rights - ~tain effectiveness & cohesivenesS" of International Affairs - promote International programs - represent International students in special & UB students in aeneral in the student aovemment &. univerJitv as well as In the communitv. ~-AVAILAILINOWlHIUAPIIL9TH. AJIIODM11t . . . . HALL.fORMOIIINFOIMATION · CALLlfttiiAOfRCIAT6M ltiOo ~ made a shrewd deal.. Why, I'm ~inno~&laU •e ean lind a libr&r}' to bo.ur the new boob." uncoiUiructed and moiled to Utic:a·Rome where h will become the new upper-level undc:rsrad\llle school. Director of SUNY Misinformation Andy Free explained that because or a StJie·wide l~ek or money, the lfnlversity J)'lttm ClOUkl not afford CORJiruction COliS Of a -new campus. 8111 Ncw York's Oovcroor H111h L. Careless bad promised that aro a SUNY school. ''Those constituents dtterve a SUNY unit," Oovcroor aide lma Wimp c:xplaltnd. "Besides, when he made that Jpeccb In RDme, he roraoc to a-ou his nnaen." Under the trade qr<anent, UB will transport all the Ambent buiklinas to Utica by laoowy I, 1912. UB Supervisor in Qwwe of PhY1ical FIICiUtia Movloa Wu Tieahouse reponed that the hlrdat pan or die job wiU be "pttiaa the Ocmm5 bulldiJia b8d: Ia lu boll." Ia rclUf'JI, Buffalo will receive • dcalias cbairs, 12 t~ ..UU.S, •ncf!sdoled aad ID noaber or library boob to be aaaaed at a later date. Mcordiaa to the "h"' a · - tllaa fair trade... UIIMntty Qalrwwa = ...... removed r rom the Aeropolls, which subsequently fell over. Amrritan State Department spokesman DOled that Baird Point won the riaht to remam in this Counuy under political uylum, when the United State$ proved lu "Flflh Column" status. Uolveralty offldall denied thu the loa or an Ambcm bulldinas have any lml*( on either the conversation of MaQD SUea to a JTaduue or the continued IIAIC or UB u an UDdCf~Taduate teadlinl facility. UB Chief or EvasioDS, Misquotes aod Uea Hairy lactdauabter explalaed tbat arter laauary I, all IIAdersraduatea wiU pply ''rick the Blue Bird tJuscs an c:xua bour a day." Tbe sliabt incraw, he noted, will boost ridina dale to 40 ltoouR a week, but will be more aajoyable 5inc:e will taleb on &be " - 11 they drcle tbe roads . . _ 1M Ambenl Campus aowa-. pror- eo.cn Y• laaut)' I ls'lk dreaa datt One ltriiClure remainioa on the North Carnpv~ will be the Baird Point. The Phallic complex. font erccted in 1978, was ljle objcct or a bitter dq>ortation rl&ht lut )'eat wbeo Oreelt officials attempted to piQve that the columns were acddentaUy " lllllat lilt aedtobe. We slap our own wrists �v-•· •· ~. Afri!t-l. ,,., - - - ~ -- --- - --- - - - -- UB money discovery hints at miracle cure for immature ants properly on Capricorns.'' Thc UB, Dlputmcnr or l!lcctricilY Compe.ayud Waru Work.t Svp~r~hor Eva _.Tc~r~K~~otY~rodaytlwit Dalrvc:lloa added tlw opemins the · •--llle~llcnyOocter IIIAChloc "dimmed NillpR Fa&.'' Cap to two UB professors. for ly IS.UF.l.U lUNGING ne ua Dtpvtmatt or Implied Sc:i-e _w.._,., till»-. .....,.....,.., d • ...., 11le fiN awwd to Roacr The macbloc. <Wbidt wellbs 16 tons, is · o-udout for 1111 "01'11 Ia llle iDMIIed Ill lbc r1r11 IWO f1oo<s of .,._, or a mMtllabk ewe ror MlcMd Hall, altJtoualt Ovaudovl pol(tnJ. n.e dtllcllood ~ .welt QpeCU to adlin'c a mobile unit arM:II..trco.J ~ Ia Amn:a - - "befort llle ~CIS wia tbcir ...s - 1*11 or die -w. bad .., rar division . " Several commercial railellllll . - . . - t o .-.bduc: it. Wlrllt b - , iochtdilla General Dynamcs, ............... o l . _ i t lliD uu-., Wldet !be ~ JNIIiau - !lope to recow:r Uld lead a .. ___... 11re Wort 1Qa10P811fC. Moa dldle cuct dctalb or 1M an are ldll labdecl u 'claAllied' by 1M P~. wllldl tpCIDtoi'Cd tbc oriiiDal ATAT ud c.rvd ice Cream ~ rxprased inreresc in cle-tdopin& lbc ~. Upon r«dvln& ~ord or beins awarded lbc Crocker p, tbe ·Doctor. In bU. tblrd week... tenure at UB. exprttand coo!Uilotl since be spou no put. 1k a8itary ~ llllertlled In Eoallsh, excep~ for BiUy Joel lyrics, H e the d i - wbea eenaia ~~· rcponeclrbat aftn the award eeremooy went on to ~ Secretary or Scar~ he wu "movina out to California" and without ewr powlq 11p. becomina "a bia ltlol" •• UCLA. lk .......... ...., A£ is _ _ , willl UJ operlltioe eo--em. lllideiwrlaal bJ !be lbc bloQa, pmlul aad atts~dy expDihe.. ~ woRed II daJI 08 llle!MdUae, wlrids lie c*cribed .. a "coealtal r eadoat Boron Tub~ w~. willl dili&aJ spcalcen." The proc:eu acts to brat dow• lbc JRMY racial atla irritldoou lcDown Kiealif'rally u ''ziu'' end redi!CQ lbc stdelal r..ure or die patlmr back 10 tJtw .,.,an to be a old in a1u Uld tdewisloa ballils. Medical sc:bool administrators expre$ICCI optimiAD o•n tbc MW invmtioa, INl -eel P<"'*- atldc from the c:oa. Med ocllool Oin:ctor of ~ mel Salppcd Kn<es Wartt11 PeaK~ "lbc Boron Tube mUJI operar~ in a -...~~euarmospbae, such U l.oaa Jslud, and doao 'I - k - r,_ymr TWr-- ln a - Y lbc followlq momin&, UB Biolo&Y TCIIC!tinc Assistant Amanda B. R«lc.onwith received a separate award fOf' bar advaoc:cd work ill Multi· Lcvd Cclllll.lr Breedint via Secondary Radiatioo aod Aot Breedina. R«kon•itb, a reca>r SfAd\IAle (rom Rlvusld~ Hish School, excitedly ,_ked tblll "like wow, IIWI. I tbooabt il was Ullt cood, bur lbc raJI maD, really set me orr. Kind of like the Dead, mao. lilteoa .AIMrlabt lktruq." ""Kill•'' .. Thc Assitant'a merited special __ ...._ work ......... ...,..,..0[ spcalcillalalin Uld dooQs ~ Nn¥ York Tl'm..s c:rou100td punk ill IS minutes, escaped from the BiolocY bulJdin& and ate Squire Hall. Tbe rut of. lbc campus eteapcd eertaio clooni wbeo tM IIIU feU ... "Ratfood." _...._..) De¥dopmatt of the mutated ann is KCO as o ~ to the rCIC<I'It rdlutb of larp clop wbicb ruk the campus from lbc top of FN'bc:r Hall "'hen lbc IWI pa down. Da!pile hcaVJ opposilioa, the caoiD<S haw repeatedly taken CMr SqWa IW. ofla for aalalllCIIat a lime. lntrodoc:Uon or the oew breed or u ts is ttpecud to save lbc Main Screet Campus for M leasa anotber smeratlon of freshmen, sioce 1M clo&s can 001 read tile 81~ Bird tMu lil:!l<dule and travd 10 Administrators party in Spaulding; turkey and dressing highli~ht day . student leaders to join bim for IUDC:b at the event. Siaefko• went on to say almo5t all or the Sludentleaders d<dined 10 auend. II wu a shmne beeawe almo5t all those student leaden missed..& delicious meal. The hishlisht or lbc eelebratioa had 10 be Mrs. IC&er's special turi;ey and drcsaios tlw she spent all day preparins in the SpauldiJI& kitebeo. h was of course the same recipe printed in TM Distomr's Novanber issue. Ketter J)I'O"ided lbc toast thai closed the ceremony. All the imponasu administrators joined in salurins Coasressmu Spauldioa, lbc Ovil War. and rbc Le&al Tender Act or 186S-tbe tbtee tbinas that Spauldin& most clearly c:herislled. • Altbouah Consressmao Spauldins and the Lcaal Tender Act belped UB a deal," Kenter orated, ''the War burt our et~rollmmr r11ures drasUcally." Ketter theoril:ed, "A war, at this point In time, miabt help to alleviate o11r housin& problems without seriously affec:tina aurilioll." crear " MJ'_., _ _ _ .. One University ollldal Rober1 Quilur called the twin awards " a jllllifiatlioa ror evuilla lbc Scieece IUid e.a;........ Library ~ •• u acitller of lbc IIIAC:blaa de.-doped ftiC r....a.ect ;. lbc --s noo. ll\adr . . . ~ or lbc AlliS did COWie from Olpta Hall blllhrcioms. AsicX r.-- _ , . eenqraus rcQpic:ora c. - IIOClCill undn SUNY rub. and ,.hidt rnm the Uni •~Y ~.) . lbc ,...., scDolaiS r.aive a "'CC'k OD FUI&SJ' IUod aiooa ,.llh immUnilt OG We c:bar&el Ill the Browsina Ubrary. (wbic:b the ------ ,, 1ty JMA TWrT over dead, pouibly due 10 maui•e iajectlooa or lbc toxic w.btt&Dc:c tto.ed ill lbc Squire basemml , known locally • -- Indonesia All the important admlnistrators or the Uoivenit)' ptbcml Monday afternoon to celebrate 1M binhday of BUffalo ~ Elbriclsc Gerry Spauldlna. Spauldlns's 172nd birl~day was celebrated in the Spaulcllnc Cafeteria in the Josepb Ellicott Complex-it would have been bis favorite dinin& hall sboi.tld be have Uved 10 ear tbcre. · ~.., SpauldiJis, oriainally boil. January 1809, bad bls ~bday parry Much JO bec:uase Uolvesity Presideal Robnt L. Ketter's wirr. Mrs. Keaer believed nor CliiOOISb events o.cre p1aooec1 ror lbc cod ~r Marcb. Mrs. Ketter mentioned thai January was too beclic a mootb with all the st11denu cominS back fr- vacation and draaiDs llreir auilc.ua llrODDd the me. Altb.oulb 1M dale or lbc cdcbrat.loo wan clwlacd ror Spauldioa's convenleoec. the deceased dedined to auetld. Studeru Affairs Viu P r esident Rjcbard Siuelkow informed . , , Distorr" that bad invited a1nt011 all the Gr1••••• avn P••IOftncl n..., ( CollrttS)' worbltop Faculty U>d ttaff ~ required 10 attend a speclal workshop to impro•e rd •Lionsbips with students . Suclueported acts as spiuina in students • fiCC:S when they astr ror term papn uteosloiH, castrarlna student who are late for dass ud lbc my$1eriou• mutilatioll or a student by unmowo food service cooks wben be requested extra bacon have ~ condemned by the University President whose lovr and aclmiration of SlUdmts is wdl known tbrollshout the community. ~--t· In Ill e.ffort tO lltlrliCl 11>0« JtudenU, the UB Prcsideor unouoeed 1M appointment or popular rock start Bru« Sprinssleen ro a Sl0,211 a year position or late ra.ums clerk in Lodc:t.·ood Ubrary. Sprinasteen wu not available for oanmeat but bis spokesmen did say thai lbc Boss wiU DOW SlOp French lcissiq the tailpipes, of •S4 OlevJI. A_,. ~ Diston" is proud 10 announce that for the lOth year io a row we bave been awarded lbc John Birch's Soddy's prestisJous Alewtder Hal& Trophy for continued exeelleoce in thwartinc the free flow or 1nformatioa, KMCieuiY ltnoc:tiq die liberal efforu or radjcal Rudent newspapers and for mufrdivin& on admtniJUAtors only wbett absolut~J' nccasary. Editor Robby Scarlcitc IIIOdestly ~eel tbc honor. "We·~ stepped up our efonsd coasiderabb ro deny anythins those irrespontible stodeots prints at rhe other campus pubbc:aitoa. Scarlcue admKted with u il'lpisb p . "After all, !bey couldn't pouibly ltaow 'll'lt.at'$ really aoina on. All the top Capm candy counter derb work for us.'' Traufen To ~ent funbe1- acts of public sodoo\y end auempcs ro drint all lbc - e r from lbc toilets on the fifth noor or Capen, the Univenity President t.IIIIOUneed the tranSfer Of Or. WiD W . Blo-..mi from his praco1 position as cura~or or the Oifford A . Furnas Memo rial Urinal to Adminiltrarive Liaso n witb tbc Student Associatioll. Mainrain ins tlw lbc tranS{er was not a dnnodoo, the University President called Blowml, "Tile risht mu to deal with rbc low mentality of SA hacts." �-·.... ·~ """··~--· _,. . _. ,M . -. , -l• MEDICA l Saturday - 1 M ~u•uoa. PJorauor or -..rr.c....._ .;a s,.,_ Cioaooe ..,. UC-oldwT-1-,;,··- UOUIII Tlot~,u- ........... - •-....... T,...r.,... t.li'CII WIO CDLLDQIUM St.&J£5; Dr. Vilkl• .... _ ··rom. Up ia f .... Hal. c-u, ......... ........... _.,_cdd, E!\~180'!>4qnAL 6 ow.AS'ICic aJOLOCY SD41"AR~ Dr. Sno•, f - of M - aJicl Goll -u.. .... li!Jo, .,., " ' - - lll)w-. 4l the uiAII bcluod the Bore Clod 0... IIITtb lhm""'Y of Moallo, I P-11 .....&rd. -_,Pia~" EM.,.... ..;J b< ~ O<t"''-IT.croou. . lmlbO<~tl>t..... t h e - 11)>1..,., ,..och hi¥• oo _ . , o•uidc or Bot><. Idaho. l.u'11Jit£ MUSIC BllVONO SI1 RINOSTLEN. TUNES BEfOIUl Tlin BOSS: Dr.<.;. Tor tal~> lbootthe crrta or ~ Jtnc)' on AmCTkan Pop music. Baud Hd po1th, I p m , )'ftolctday. OmrraJ Ad""BloD SJ, Ad"'"""" Sl6, Stud.,.. """"fl< SI09.1J FACULn LECTURI. Gfttq the .............. loda orr ........, Gao Ed M""" a-. c._ Hal I p ....: UB Pm..u Sonmor ........,. w llllvti """ ~ or IC<dMol .... .... lodoQ .... dot the ~ C..s-., t$pK'IIIIIy • 0 llw ......, ....... __..... . Friday - 4.0 LNCO.Ill".lti"C MAAATIID'I 'Ill< Uok"""Y'• J:nal._..., 1-....,•• y. SO..,.. OS. Nftdil.• •II Hid iU flnl aftn¥al ''aw:Jd aa ,...,.,_., O,..,.o Manthe.," S.wdly • 8dJ Hall •il ....- l • --A· -. s.-. ._.,-tO,...._..~ ,.,._...a_..,.. -cal.< - . 1 - 10 " " ' •ac. •-.1 II< -.d. Md B~OCCIIra~ ~ -a-.. c.lalla!O<~ WCJitkSHOI'S c--r""""' Cool»"'""'....,." 1'/.J. STUD£'1T a--. ~T10' ) T-. llooll Pat, lllr1 .w.. """Qwoloa W. 111< YA HOOJ*al" \""""""" WorUI>opo •• Hal, Saturday I p.m., o- toOl,.. of-.oo mdu.k, "TdJlcla A Ooloblt Amputoc That Thiap " oae tllo•cd w kl'c until JOU""e ptm J";MMndf Tbo Coolld HI,_. a,.,. Wont,""'d "b'tll<ctn To Ell! ·~· nw. Act lib h .·· •m. in~e a comataw J&alt. )'OCif Oflon mt~a (and ~ 10 dnnl O\Q or) COS\' UtSAllO"lli IN ' I l l Alf.I'S Ma.rborouab"t llhw loJ lalb to M~lan,tlo's o... p "'· ~~ of f-oster Hall llfood<OII.,..,. WHVML aa~~ or Sunday - 1 LECT\111£: • .iO c~ tht rcomt rulms. •'ben ----·Dd-llw. . . l)r. 0 . Troh Ill< T -... of lht CoJkt< Ea""- e - - IO~th< IU•'Cn IO'IIIC' ~ Apcif. . . Tau-. Tbt ~ as a lMcbarL OM tUI will no- IIUow ........... " " ' -................. bus lon eo Htf'\lrd co ICIOfc 1M -.fled 01 t.1w SkT tad COftMqGtntty bt • ...,.dcd • lf'IAI lO lhC' ·~ a:xr ._.._olhl>-., the c.pa. - · ........ ltdotloonlltito .............. . _.......... by Canclr will .,. eo...., om,, r<a<n<ed •• lSS Squiro Hall S..ndoy .......... Topb to dJ.ta~ncd arc ~dttr\ mf&nadon, ocadmli< p41Mi.,., IDd •ll<lb<r loi4W's OCiually mdt ie )'OW tnCMilh, ncM tJI )'OW ta.nd. tuPoCH B4C~1'1All: Today'\ t0flit1 "'"""' Buuu 1116 Jdly. " - ' · l...dclASIIet- ENCLI511 MD:nNC: DEP ARTMEI\T Thursday - 69 IRS flLM CO' I: v.mt THE ¥11,0, ...,. r ... 9 p.-.: 110 Clatt. H.. ) _ , -.t. A ....,. wn throtcm lhot pcacdv& COMMtMtll) of T•a. and ao "l'- ,. . -·"' . - bdinU Scarloto • . _ ~· ~ Tnvoka auat ••• -. dw beach, ""1111 RJChard Ill ... f«tiaN Nauer pnta Ctvn thoulb ilia film. 001. Drcyf.,.-. LECT\111£: ''Cmolotl ... - w ••JS FACULTY a • •orrl. Clai160a 'Pr~ feauwc. bt • ...,... \br-y UUA8 TUlliDAY OOUBU! ~'EATURE Pride (19401 9 p.m.: l'nj""l<t (19<1) 9:1S p.m .. Fllb<r Pat~.,, lol. One ~'llktee AdmWioo. ShoWit for the Ont Umt losc:tha. , _ , •lUI Bcojl tho -del oDd 8m .... Rot, dqiOcu ijle u • Cbcmi<ol E.,al- mojo<, o.... bclO<ccaloula....,...., ....bo.. ""'"""""' Boson Clod RQ HQttOt'lh, 11 nat • • aaorr of • -.. plaaouw to til hi< •11•. to . . . . bu........-. ootolt. __ _ a_,........, s-,...,. -_ - o.a-Halo 1 p.a. o.n..... - . ,....... __ d_ ( - b<lon l;IS p.., o.- - 32 n. .._... m- "' ,......_ " - o._. Proi<U<W G. Ncb<, lou diuppc:arJ )&;f••r t~ ck ....,..lit. ud eo ow MUSIC SPRINO 00-.c:taT by ttl< UB M - Mordolaa - """ Ariot ..._ Sqaad, Con""""""' .lolut Willi.... , _ , _ - .........,. ...wtJ1 - humNmt ''Tkf.noctof .... ~ ..... . _ _ _ w- -r-•v-...., -.va.. . ...........,_oll'lod"r.................. ..__.. wlllo<-- by lot_,_ -7S-., - -POl' ......... ,._,.,..... Tllllo - · Ito Key . .-....., .. lroiMn -· _ , . ,_., ...... _, ......... Wadt lor...,. _, ..,.....,.~ - - " " " ' .. - ditotted by Goff t.cdo, l'ou.. Hall Ala. ...... . - Dould Dud< ___ ___ __ Sunday --10~---­ ~--.--10- · ­ CACAL'IUI ,.,,__._,.. 3+2 ...,-.,. . CHDIICAL ~ UlCriJitE -DoJt.~CO.-'no) - T byDr. C.--Nab~~-_ _ _ o l _ o l , . , . . . . · · - - .,Jlw Ytri:Y..._ Dtof-"-<2,9p.a. -~..-,.lp.a.la....,,_or · 171 MFAC, ._ FAQJI.n' I.I!ICn* -·-· ----- --. =--..----~­ :r.=.=~:=-::r:.:.:a..!· ............. Colf«oodPiomcdalln•a~dt.' Orlt, """u ,.,....... V- A--.. . <aol_"' lato lOt- C...llr)', &n-- ., ,...... "-n4 ... a - ....... o--. GUEST L.t:Cr'Uat: Tlot - - S t a t , .. No• .. ._,..... ~e ~. Sel«tJoot (rom bis uiObioanploy, wnnn by 0. L<o. Hou ~.•n.....- Thursday _____,.__ . __1 - 4 OONa:ltT ~ . . dto-olllor~lclorobinlldor I a.... u.;..,.., ......... ~---..,.,-­ Nf41C · · Half Prico AdllliJOioo. 11114 - e.w. Willlomt- ,.. Dotilon II wlddy aodalmod u oho pilltlldt of Stwtmt Ma«ant Cond.,or C. 7:JO p.m.. 170 MATliENATIC!i OOu.o()IJIUM , ...,.., ·To Do VI-~ loto N ·DI•et•• ..••l s,."• Dr . Cattor or Nqx-. Oioft'Tidolf n. ....n. - SPIIOI: ~ (lm) a .. ~ Hall,_~.,. lol, ..,Dr. P K-.-.'loW,_M> _ _.Clon'd UUAB DAIP'f"'' SUCK!i nucs 11114 Do4llpn of 1M T-~ _. • ltoll . _ . C.. To UB Bulls ... tho lp.m LIX:n;Jtl! Mondlly - 10 X 10 c:-, ,_,, ',.., ta.o-. cwa. Monday - 17 Saturday - KX HOCII:t:\' Dir<acnlup or S..b I 11 •I r-. 111 llml. a p ....: El<clloo 1'1PI l>lp,_.., (IMOj, 10 p 01. Scpoon Confcrcncx Room frtC" 10 the tu: JO ~ ou<odinJ. h Cti•W ••lorT~ ti.U it the fant and OniJ all-lcUoc Jhtdmt ..,YCrruacnt cvtt to eucm.pr. to run a unbtmky. Set u\l('.llmvll laabt•n&h't sJnt the praib or .ctm1nlllrt1C)n lec:tndt rC'l.U'td llo<do• P.iaJot N..b..... ti<Wb the ..- ...bit qofty of • d miooqlr ot tt~ •ito tare about tltdr tollca< ... tlwy- .................. to Food S.Ok< t - . 'Ill< SA Praolau -~flfla byflr ..... O . T .,...._ ol ~ Mn, F - 1W ~-a.... .__"""·~0...' - ao....n. 4::10 ...... UUABwill~o-- or •._,.A 1M-...,.. Tuesday • tf«lono -'OIO<Ir~.·.. , . _ Q u o d As ot ~y. rf\"t o. or a.N &O ..u ""U'C' d ........., "'-'.,. Sl:tO lor Ola'locd. ood SOOO forb~e''-" I'OI:T1IY 11£4111100• " - ...._ 0...... ··--·"' a-, f iCUily Oobltow<, ........ _ ......... -.~Jr. 6 ......... ........"Note_s.n-.-. .... ,..., ioodtode Way lor fO<tlaop," "The lin! frot~~ Hi..., ........ oDd ..art"Ardllo Ccaok." 11 .,....... oo r.., ...... "'• .__ u•• to ..,.11'epic 1'Ito 01!'.11 ..... _ ''lllert .... 0111 """""·" ,.,., l t d p - ... _ . . , _ �This week's Calendar Events nw ,.,. t.,. r-. cds "" ""'- ..,......,. .._._tolla..-.l...,._r_ ~arblll.~)~c•dlc~c-..·· C".raptt: labth Jt..sd( u ~..-..., • ·--IIIIJifO"' .... Alt...,. ...tf____ ,... I.SI> frC'Q~ ~"or coeccn PJCt, ._..,. 7;-a rcpcw\_. U.. 1M twdtt'MIIt'• iiWtlal raaeoo iJI.Hle ~to Lk .... .,..... . ...cd --~..._ ... •~wttt - Chtlft' uunal iM!'bod of-.. bodyfliCMt'l .. sua.... ~...........,.. ol Bodl, Mozart and lt ana.n~ In 1nlmhc,. bul c!oel bet tbt tooaJ qu.al•)' Ont o.ptttt. (ro d~ •ort1 of tbt 1JC* mutcn lfo•on. Grapes rc.cfnNM of Tt'biU.~Uy'• .. IIU 0\ mur~" us.AI 1 iC:'rin ol fart. •~t k a n-n«n6o ¥nY Aft'll-' - to tbe Ktu:IJ fvuq: or ' lS " "" liO'ItHr.ct i.JI woada"iatbtanorbod) mtnK ur~ronw.uad) acadeau do omn-. Mdt. Gnptt. lo" _ , • "'- h< por!fcd.,. SBO 11ii1cM but. llndlt, Noc ooly clod (;ropet "'"' • cnoaal tJ.o caUitd of _ _ HaL.. W bt_ ll)(i _n-...ioe __ Otlw'r ~-1\(' -~ ad&ptal.,. ~ _ ~. . . 10 Oelk c:.r.c.- a ,........., ,...._., to a Clor-. ~ .............. _ ... co ~-(' • ,..,.. . dlllclftd of ....... .d . . .. '"""'"·- IJU&P NO~I E 'W. aam111 Otor.. K . -y....Ss....nn. .so.rs as the- bed..,ound. Aft u.,UUCed devaor tUM bd•c.a tht Ora aad thard ftoor, OCJCDia& doon JPtttlna .audmu out dW'UIJ& niahL Noc rccommmdtcllr )'011 are 1fraid or SAn,..,.. No onf•tU be w:atcddurfn&thetmtf)'lna ''Run tolh~ Elll '' scquen«... CUUT Rt..CITAI. BUd HaJJ: Ua•~cnit)' &\IC'III vitO aunnp~ro tteite lh< • ...,.. o( Ill< SO allft io l.lplllbctical onl<r, . . . with t.IIIC ... c .atJ, lO win pUn sbdl as. c-. ........... ..., Bla<\Hll< l1o< . . - 11c1o11oouK. 3 ..... o.dcr- trim-.. Friday - -40- ~· IIUS DOllY ._....., ... No. 761..;t~u.n ............. ,.. . _ _ bdort c.p. Hill. EotnM> • • rqlaft in tloc art ....n-on •.&, 0< I eyt..- ca...,.;c.. 1 c:JUh courw tt.,;bk fot "f4 1.11 ddenslwc drh·i"l eond\Klled ia ltk:hmond cafaeria. CO""I!IISAnoNS ' " 111E FAifi'S• An "Th< F""" Sli•kly l•t..-i<ws Fanny Crack, IVaM.ptdc biOWC"'' Of noJiOUS c-mitsiops. 101..-loeal labblt(CII. 'JS:)Op.... ~ by the Ofl1a: of lllidt Afrlin. - · Cro<t ......... , _ ... wbm .... ponly-~~ llltlllcnc<. . . .olllCOIIId. . . . . . . .... Doctois _ __.. hlllo<y----· Cro<t .._ . _.. lA) . . . . . . - - period. - · Cro<t. - to ,.,. "WIOCiy d!r" or ~. ~ 10 Uw dt~ OM' lOO . . ., llc:M, ti!COJ .... ..,. _ _H.,....'Cf,d i o i c a l r - . tllol,.....&cooo<o(loef"•i-11-,... dw to a&llalhr« of IMf chlkttai aftu ,_,. wen: JUJI bora. "''A-'c wu too poor ta feat •)'ID«C. o( the .._.liOo," Mil. Cro<t wu r<ponod to _................ Mr. Pin and N n. Croet. ril - ·dio<uu, • • ....,.... ...,. IIO"ittt populori<y or J-an Swift's ,:A Modat PropOIIl'' to c.u~ the wortd'1 h-OIIdl.loo.MdoWIIOA~· -----&oo·~.· -:N, ""-1 Mea.l•e Th< F-y Sal¥<"-i>< Coaoopirt« con.io •«-tty WcdnC:sday afirmooa ntftiaa * - Ley mctnbc:n bad bed ti.DtnlmS bec:aw.t k lfttuf«td • {tb tile Tom Mil J.rry c..too.r s.w ... On< adminktratot obj«<~ to the' caocdLatioD, but later com.mmtcd thaa be: fouad tM animated cartoon ''mosa stimulalidc. litho-.- I much pdcr rM uuin of me F&any Bu.ny Creat\*ra aod Olllt MOl' from th< Comm...S.. T - Show.'' They voctd after the ~itwiaa: sa.sion 10 m~b aD tht ~ "ideo ~acau sbow canoom imtcad of pottiq: Uoiwnity nft($. Ia a fri<tldly - · - . . . . . . . . .Of tcna- ddcrty. - o d tlla lh< .-., dotlol bt «1'"-'l ... ''Sc>ooe ............ ..., "he ,.._.. - t o , . ; . . - Qolncr _....,. ::.~~re.cbrea::~ 1M ma·s bedlr~ C)UI«. •ho habra tea pQ)'iq ..... a •....,_ duct.y" -"""""'inatoblllo<iloth<bol- tollct-. io on"' ro..d ....._,. • . _ . . . uouad C.pc_a Halt uttuina I DC'Olltrtal Vooc:-olth<RodT-BJDf11 lota reponed to lhf" E.ua.:iw Comm.iu« tt.111 the cl_.a. Quottu b-sidcrina onC>YUtllro• or &he S.udcot Auocillioa ao thai M may coocrol .......... r... and oot them 10 IM!d another SIJWY cam~KU on a cuburban ,,..amp. ~ �...... ampus rag used as rag abipman or~) dida'1 look uy latFr-" An independent delivery service band.Una the 8CCOUDII of SUNY Ceniral Maintenan« and the UB w~kly mapzble, Tlw TiM swildl<d ddivay ~b lasl ...eek s<Niina the map.ziuc 10 the bathrooms and a tnrlload of toilet wpplia 10 the oewsunds. Approximately U,OOO roDs or toi~. ~per were deposited on tables in Squire Hall, Norton Cafeteria and rn distrll>utioo boxes on both campuses. UB studcnu contacted by 17t~ Distontr oa Tuesday had - nockcd tbe. mix-up. "Actually, I tbou&ht it was one their better edltions lhlt year," or sophomore Mary Juana commented. Rathskcllar reaular J .T. Bruin commerued, "ActuaDy the tclltori&J was tnlldl beuer Ibis week.~ JU)'S are ..===:==:=:::::::::;::.-:-:-=-~~=~.J ,atina to be some writcn." _____ ~.-::.:..._::...._ ~ Trtk recently iDc:reafed iU ptas run lo U,OOO. Delivery Company A skoltaman Yura Jap attributed ihe mix· up 10 the "new improved" t.bcb oa iht packina stipo. "Actually, 1'111 bduclcttcd by the error," be cooflded. "11 (the • ,--------------~--------------, <i\)\l\\\~c\0-~ £>\'" - 20% {9~00 ";:~ ::1I II stuck11u eapnssed co~n (&..celd ._ tiM Mou•IM or ,.tr(s Heir foJIIIel!s) - -JOIIt ltOW. GIT" FUI HftlltCUT . , Mll.fUitll. STftFf ftT Hftll I I : . ~era! that the sbrpmenu wouldn't be lltai&bteoed OUI by I.K weekend . •'1'hete are oaly 40 lb<!eu OD llllr Sluff,'' Wilkeson seoiCl'f Bruce SprinJtteen complained. "The reaular stuff bas 1000 shecu." "Good ihlnJ we stilJ have a clolct of the rqular ~per kfl," his roocamate added. "II take$ a lot of ~ 10 wrap these trees~" "The error Isn't terribly •aerioul," Malnteaance Oirec:lor Donald Eapn tDalntaincd. "There's not much ell((~ btswctft the C:OOitlll of IWO pepen, and actuaDy, the rolls aack so mlldl beuer on ihoK tables." J ~ L Slim & Trim Studio SUVICM 888-8028 _....... ""Those uapks are mur.tn. ·• a Oooclyear ~ insilled. "and the ink coma off." "erobk's~ j:':~iz'e~n:;loomasuu Keep: • Slllft/Trtm/& Hftlthy 1 L R.caction 10 the screw-up .,.. less favcnblc In the~ balll. ''1]>eK lhiap (ihe ~) tend 10 rat! orr the spiDdlot," a Sp.DidJna aopbomc)r-e complained. ------~---------------· 'dJailtCutf:e/lS g. guch: •1 WlTH THIS COUPON 1414 Mllleftport Hwy, WlllWaavWe '".... tM " .. C&-.-1 • Not ~q-we !1 '"""'S : I 1: I I Hilt;;;;=] r ...... St.. .............. ... ............ ll6-7Z77 I ----------------~------------~ --------------------------~ I,-----------------------------,~-------------------------~·· SARATOGA BEER- BEVERAGESII Doa'tiiiUalM~SMwbrTowal I 1Dtetrlbuttna _ $5 oFF I• ~ WRESniNG .: * Keg of Kreuger 8 eer / , I~ 1 3605 Slaeddan Dr. ~~I 1---tn , ,.__II <N.u d o e -. ol MWouport Hww.) _ ... I I, 1 I II I 8~4-3140 Mlclldob. Mol$0n'S Budwdser, L..obot~.t. Kreuger, Genesee O.Om, Mlllets • Pepsi. Coke. Hires, T-" '/ ~ II . II1 -w.TIIIMOUIIS: f ri. t - -a -. .... ·- ·II:JO-~~ 0.. c.pon ..... P!RMM . V.Wd .... 411G111 II .::. JiOP''~ ~rr JfUD' D' .tNCE'DS I :II A I I c..;., S.. "LLOSE lADIES If/GilT" 1 DUBEL'S IL ~ l4t-Sc. ~ eo.,.. 1 ...D I FlEE ADilJSSIONll Ill DDel.l Ea,iNo .._,1 c.l-..cJ lw...., • II a.y ,... ~--~---------------~-------~ --------~-~---------------· ,----------------------------: Pun-I!Un® -~~~~fuN.NY : PUTT-PUTT® $1 in "' I , eou:au... -- .._,_I Golf•o- AECBVE $5.o0 OF FREE TOKENS w1tt1 the regular purcta.H of $5.00 worth of tokens. I : 1 I I . Offer good ttwu April 22111 , .,_.,_ I : 1 I I I ~~~~----------------~~~--J =~Dtlve- FREE Game Tokens Wlt.h !he purch8ae of J1,00 fn Tok~tna. V•lld wfth ua I.D. a Th/a Coupo~~t c.m ,.,.•• --....,., ..... a.m.~ Offill' good thru Apt-it 22181 IJinh 1 Coupon per...-. THE TIRE STORE - ...... N...,_. F... lhd. et RobiMon Rd. ~ ..........,..,., c.tr _, ...... Ollr .' . ~.- �- ---- - ~~~~~------ -- - - Harry slaps our wrists . Assinine canine quote irks ugly girf Eelw: - • - lrriliDa 10 tlQire&S my o~ at~ audacity or aoocllcr CCJpur"publiaWoll in prilldala quote wblcb sa~ that "ua!Y dop baYe ~ puppies. •• That Is rude IIDd offaasift ID ewry dot. II()( lUll the \lilY - . llliDd you, on the face of this eanh IIDd d.lcwtlcre. • ffo'll' dare someone make that assumpcionl I have bad an UJIY dot for over I 0 years and be has nevu had ll\IPPiel. But I suppose lhe usinlne poeu that constructed lhat phrase meant il to apply ID females. Wdl,then that Is a slur apina women in aeneral. • I'D admit lh11 ualy women ate more &fateful, but baJ111f111Cful bas DOlhina to do with fertillly or reproduction. Ill fac:t, 60Cneone Wl~Tftdul or unable to fed !hanks (Of somcthina may have ()I)'Cbolotical problems which could in /11<:1 hamper coacepcion. But bac~to my orlalnal point, doss ate dots d uaJy dots are nc> diffn-ent lhan pretty oss and lhe assertetion lhat those u&l are more prone to doc· bearina tlian !hose pretty is absurd . I dcmand that you demand lhat the "other" paper stop such nonsense. Thank you for lettin& me sound-off. - A. aiTCH (UIIY 41 a dog) 1M Dlstonu apoiopus fO< ~ miJprim wblcb appeared on pqe 2. What sbould bave been priNed - that Universily ofGc:ials believe that II •as lhe ac:ddauaJ ddoowloo of a low-yidd Hydcosen bomb that resull.e d ., l.ut Wednesday's levdiaa of the Ambcm campus. Adatillitlraton within the Ad•iulons and lt«ord (AAR) ClOOrU'IDed that the -.e Freshmen c111a of I9CI was loll in tile nrisbap. a1oQa with sic Bluebird buus . The editors responsible have been sdledulcd for Bethune Qunpus for- -c:r. Tbe.fuck-ups have got to stop Editor: How dare you stan to qllellion the administration at UB? J UJ1 who the beD do you think putslhe ink. on your paper and the food on your table and lhe ftlrniture In your home (or warehouse. as the case may be)? If Assistant to the President Donald Blind sa~ !here is no mo~ bcina wasted on lhe Rldae La Campus because that Qunpus does nOI c.\ist, who arc you to print quotes from RidJe La bus drivers and maintmanee men uyina that tbey swear it Is ltlU lhc:re? Do you lhinlr. you have any proof jUSt because a couple hUDdced audcnts claim lhey 10 to Ridae La everyday ID work lhe computers lhc:re? And arc you naive enoU&)\ to believe thai tbe muW.a.iored buildinas in that area are lqjtimate and not j USt planted by another campus publication to make the administration look bad? Well, well, you auys really fuctccf.up Ibis time. You bad bclter learn lhat whatever we say aoes. That mean$ if we tell you the sky is areca and tbe arass is blue you had better print it, as you have io lhc pasl . Thi• letter tis for publication. - H . JACXDAUCHTER UB Cltk/ o.f EWISiOIIS. • MISqiiOit!S 1111d Uts r------------------------,,---~ -----coLLE<i'E NIGHTS·--~------. 1 THIS PASS ENTI11.ES 1liE BEARER TO I A,lplicatie-~n ._,~ lor tile f.B.Ii-. aa1arietl ...-"iti~lt(lRUM l lI StM.t PeriMic.al, boc. ~ $l.OODISCOUNTADMISSION Thursday Ewn!tlgs•..8 pm - 11 -pm...$1.50 Friday & Saturday... l2 am · 3 am...•$2.25 : I VJVITI'DSKA~...J I 4iUin. CrMtoues • ~ ~--. ~ ud -~=w-• I tile willillcle pet q, 1M !i.e'"~ to apply. 1 1551 Nla.g ara Falla Blvd. Tonawanda, 837.0501 1 • ,., w.-tiooo ....... .....,.. 1 1 L.._ _ _ _...; _.., ;;;;;;.;,rlili,;,;;;;;:,.c.;.;...lleti.;.;.._ _.....;IJ:;:;:,;l.Ja:;;;:l;.;..._ _ _ _ __, l- --~~!!"~:..~!.~ ~ ~,! ~~~ 1.~!.---J a..;r. • creite-t ti 40- so '-""'eek, 11BA c.. I 1· ----------- --------------... .-----------------------~.--These offers are good only at: MOBIL EXPRESS LUBE--.--10W 30 EXPRESS I Larry's Service Center ' :- MQbll Station, Millersport and No. Forest Rd. I . 68 8.9844 I ' 6 95 s 11<85 ch:;,$. 5 mmute oil chsqge Includes .f Is. Mobil Specie/ lOW 30 & omplete Lube plus 9 point car ; : 1 1 1 1 1 lncludlls 5 qls. Mobfl Spec/11/ lOW 30 Lube Oil Filler, plus 9 point car check No appointment necessary. Ouroll change 1 1 & lubrlcetlon services meet 111 new 1 'leclr, car warranty requirements. 1 L - - - - - - - ottor axpim April 30• ·a1 1 -----------------------· -------------- . -------------.1 !"-----------------------~------------------------------. Sonny's Pizza 1 Sonny's P i z z a - : DELIVERY $2°0 OFF our New Giant :II FREE 71Myaa-kt " ·: -• I - . -.,..•. _ .,_..,•. • ,... . ,.__ I I e T - . e Winp e A.nt,._to I 12 Slice Pi~! · I Ot/cken • Sulu I w " : Onm bilked Pi&&a ~rcoal a.~ Rib~~ 1-7311 Mon.. ...... . pal• u..., ........ .. ..... 881·7319 I 3036 Sweet HolDe Road I . .-----------------------------l ~---------------------- I 691-7311 Ambent, New York 691-7319 I �... , V-I, N•• t, Aid J.J, IJII Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's ' Harry.' Aubuzu 10 IlK President Harry Jacktoo wu seen jumpina orr lhe lop or C.pen Hall Friday in responie 10 lflh·ers~y President Roben L. Keuq's '"Y'?uncemcnt lhat he wiU resign his pqsition. When questioned by Tlr~ /Jistortn- prior to the flight, Jackson said he was indeed a man or his word and feh compelled 10 jump since he has said he would do so if Keuer resiJncd. Jackson made his promise aflcr TM SPt<'tf11m, a thricc·wectly campus rag. print.e d that lhe "bia K" was on h;c way out-a prediaion lhe PR man lhen called "absurd." When contaaed Friday for comment, The SpectrUm editor Bob Woodstein sai4 he was "thrilled." He added, "This is such a vindication." UB cagers go for the ' big one'; team ejaculated into their finest bour By D .O. DORANT t!K "bi& one:" ec:suric. UN I co..:b Dayen Kni&hl At IO:JO p.m. Monday at 1M ducribtd play u $p«tt11m in Pblladdphla, UB's "phenomenal." He added, bukt1ball squad <m«aed as "moR Division 111 teams qui1 champions of lhe NCAA "'ilh a after the round. Other lha.n 63·50 victory over heavily Mil Parsons. che u:arn was fnored Univcrshy of Nonhero pumping away. W!Kn we learn Indiana . 10 be as tonsislcnt u lhe Bulls. Karon Thomas led all SCOfcrs maybe we can-score as well." with 23 poims as UB won tl\e The Bulls, afler lrallina most covt'led tournament for the first of che fi m half, gained the lead time. (which they never relinquished) UB's viaory also marked the durlna the closina secoads of fim time a Division Ill team the J1rs1 half. has ovmaken the au mialny WhC<D Thomas scored the Division I . H owever, one openinJ points of the second Uoivmity adminlnra10r Roben half, the aMditional members of Quiuer insiSted, "Once I make the staff ejacullled into lheir lhe move 10 lhe- 'bi& Jcaaues' fineSt hour. (Division I) v.e shall win lhe "We ....- JUSt pumped up," tournament on the yearly tiu11. said cea'9" Jones Kaldall, wbo Thomas, who in the eyes or scored a personal record or rcw coach Huah E. Rcaion can times..._.e just De'V'Cr let it s&op " ·s timulate uy bunch or auys until we are draiacd or our into orpsmlc action" he aoods·" doesn't need the rest of cbe Three JeaSOn checrlcader Mae team-be can do it all by 'Cock' ROOAcr s...aetl the binudf. carnpaiaa up: "I'm tatisrd.. I The coao:b also caiJcd his jUSt can't believe •e tool oalhe wisfKtioo wilh fmally winnina wbok NCAA." us·, rent Filing cabinet boom predicted by UB football team .us k's 011 !be bouoaa row, oa !be left: Spocu IDform.a.ioa .Direl:lor lArQ' Steele hllllll for die Letter "C" . . die ....._.,.., lllaa atblolic I IIII combillltioa IJpeWrita'/ JIIidlle.IIDe llldccr. The m8Cbloc, capable ol ~ 1IP 10 10-* per minute, can 1'1111 a 4.1' -.,..t dllb. ID !be winter !be II yet 11umblnd ..-can play lloclccJ, ~it h&SII't miaed a pcrJoa Ia two ~· . draft plclt-u UB Football coao:b Bill "Bill" Daado DOted addition or !be lalemed HJab School araduate should improve the Bulls defense, and '"*P Dill tbolepott-c- Sl&lSOut of !be way .. tot Qtlichr." Stedneported that Delli r- !be • 1M Disltlnn ..-in beas IQu.d wiH be lootiaa for a SlUtisla quanerback for*l- f5r die wtlde wbictl wbo caa dll&llic*e press releases, allowiaa lhe a.ccidenlaly r1111 on ~ 7. What pipe·wicldina deak joclccJ 10 practice his ravorile ibould have been llri•led wu bobtrJ--t!'atiD& fllln& cabiaeu. lhM !be UB Pbysics ()cpenraeat bas defi nitely prqved the exiatence of Black Holes In !be University owaed Dryers, 1111a1 * explahli!IJ the loss of m111y atudellt owned socks (UIUIIIy one or a pair). 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Coco~ 8)'0Up'o lyrica tended to repreeent tbe banh realitlee of a Olekanl" novel. and tbeir on«ace antico made Elvis and the Beetlee ...,_. ¥ mild u Pony Como. !'«« 'I'onlllend aald, "I' hope I die before I pt old, " and wit.b thele wordB p1uo oceuiooal <toe. of Ameri6o.~ Bob Dylan. t.be American youth movement The Who and Croeby SuUo and Nub were at Woocbtock, end t.be Beetles creaied a cOilnter-culture bible put to music wit.b their 1967 album, Sgt Pop,.r'• Lonely H.art '• Club Band. Tbe album IUig t.be prme. of a c:ettain "Lw:y ill.t.be Slr;y Wit.b Oiamonda," and ouaaeated to "get high wit.b • utile belp from your friend& .. The coamlc experMDCM a~ beevenly, and t.be album _.with Jolm Leru>on's proclamatioo. " I 'd love to IUr1l you oo." Tb6 BeaU.. were oo Jonier t.be carefree -band~ yout.ba, but Deltber was • AD*ica. Tb6 iDvuloD was aJao busy multiplying, creating a third wave. Eric Claptoo of The Bluebrealtera went on to join wit.b Jeff Beck and J bmny Page to form the V ardbirda. Beck aaociated bl.tnaeU wit.b a cood blues_.;opr named Rod Stewart while Page created o band called Led ZeppeUn. Clapton aDd G~ Baker helped to form Cream. which olao added Stevie Wlnwood (who broke orr to fonill Ttaffoc~ The Beetleo brob up mto flinao, John and Y oko and Paul Ud Winp. The' Wbo'o 1'own~M!d and Roger Oaltrey 'oy occuloDal iolo albUms, t.be ~and Kinke roll on, and CU>Ccta by an ,Eqllab sroup of the praent lib t.ha Police c:aD draw the pleuant memoriee of their predeceuors. And it io groupe lib t.be Police and tbe CLub t.hat form t.ha' fourth and.icwrent ~ve ot t.be BriUab iDvuloc. (Mmd you. . . . . . . . . . ~t ripploe~ These BJ1IUIIII' ~ olf to an ' impreNive •tart. • altlioocb It remalnl to b e - what their inD""""" ca.n be ou pop culture (Dr' vice vena). One ~ If t.bey c:a11 produce classic rock 'n' roU hit.t like tbe ADiDials "We GoUa Get OuU& Tbio Piece," t.he Klnke' · " You lleally Go~ Me;" m.l t.be Ro1liDg Stooee' ':S.tbfactioo." But t.he British iDvulon io tw.. to my aalong aa t.beri Ia rock 'n' roll. eel for- people. t.hey are t.be ~ core ollt.. Tbe EQIIIM JaCM haw a long way from oil:t1Dc at bcae and UtlaiDg to Ellld and HMy. BritiSh a-a.. "Get !alP." '· " ~ t.heee IP'OUPI were other iDdivldual performer~: Van M~ Oobovan and t.he Moody Blueos made it biB In tbe Ullited Statal and each .....,_oted ulnt.ollac:tual b1uesy fcln:e to ,.,...,. Amiorican.. The great Jolm MeyaU and hlo Bluebreaken alao .aurlac:ecl ill America iD tbe lat.t 11601 feet~Jrina Eric Cl8iKoD and P.ter Graen. Wlt.h Ito rootl aat. 1Da11f Britioh ~ ....,t IDto tbe t.te JeeOe with tbe atdc.ack u IDAIIf "-"-youths. om �••tuaied L)'Dda Bird Joluulcc at tbe Wblta Bouea willa Bany Jr_ Bakall;y, tbe Waw.i luvolncl very little - t of tbe t-. but • lot or - t of tbe r....._ oimilar to a ...,... of fruit flioe. 1'lllot ......... PoW.o& Thia ciaDce luted loa& ._p to....., out a .-1pair o( ~ Thia ~aD tbecluduc ..... doae by tbe feat. ~ llliD to • ~ vereiooa of Ocrocb.1 cliddnc' he. Mole in "Tbe Wizard of Oz." Th Locoaolloa . Little Eva's inveatloo. Not much '- -.led in tbe biatary bocb about thla clauic dmce Gold..-. ....uma HAFlP Y by Chris~Wi/es F.E-ET routine, ~ that the putnera were everyone bow to dmce. Nora ~~ o( . ~ to look lib traiDa. Aa lltde ~ An-bur MWTay Swctu.. . .yi tbal 4llr;ribecl it, ''W, UW. baby aiater can do beDroom cl..ncln8 oe...r ..at out of at;,Je: it wftb - · k'e eUler IUD Jaemin& your and that l.!ley can c.do aoyoae bo• to · ABC'o." Warde to live by. dsnce. Tile 8wfea. n. ....._ 'l'lle Mcaby. Not "We llllnk i.hst tbe ruaon bellroom , miiCb can be aald about theM c1<mces. cluduc II popular oo•." abe Mid. "is ezcopt'tbet tbey aD loalo llloe tbe Watuoi. l.bat tbe tFirn Pamil.YI oome from a oocitty when U...... Ia a lot of wbieb ill itMif II ~ptive--..., .Later ill tbe 1860., theM duces p ve cluduc- Then ere men clancu and eocial waJ' to tbe ............ ehapelou r:rr-liaos events et the Wblte Houae &Dd thia 1s of tbe peyc:hedolic ora. R.ituallzed ciaDce cousin~ more people to become interested in it again." 8l.ope became ob.alete .. dancen ........ Even with tbe advent ot diaco, Bishop told to do their 0'"' c.blnc &Dd flow with tbe mwdc. N a Neult, auy oemblaoce of says. certain ,....,. ......,. laded awo,y• .. , . swing buatJe !.haL'a popular uow," structure or rhythm lie• out tbe window • ith any umblauce of melody. .sbe explained, ""ia really a jitt«bog jnat ~ut the 19?0a, dancing involved set to dilflftllt music." With fancy wecldinp and proms back in little more than .,..I,Y!Dg, ebuffling. eod llalliDg. Unt.U Jobn Travolta's llliC:lUlia'c style again. couples tend to dnoa up 1110<'0 • and apeod IVOflinga al dinoer and burst upcm ..... anv.. ac:reeo. Willa tbe adv.. t of &touriAiy Night dancing. Wboo asked jult bow ooe might Pewr, dancera apia dreea«< in astin go about becaaliDg a pulle on tbo daoce a-u �. ()-, The Great American. Trading Card by Seth Goodchil~ -- -~ ~ ...,.,..,, ,..,.,.lilfly \ card muuf8Ctul'WL It furt.ber cemented ita grip oo tho field by &iptDa the ~yen to coottacu, biDding them l<t the comp&ll)'. Topps~ a .....U fee to poee for IC. pbotqvaphera during spriDg ll"ainlng. Althougb • few emaD loUJ companies issued •t.e ' and individual card&, Topps was tho ~t Jlr(ldu-. dominating the marbC. almost eampletely. In 1963, Fl.- ~awbtecl aome cards, but - • reoll"icted to iasuiDg card& - or former players. In retPoDJe to Toppa' hold on tbe market, many non,.porta companiu printed amaD •u. putting them on the back of their product. Card. appeared on the bade of ceree1 boxea. bot dogs pacbps. candy ban a~~d evoo bread. Today ~ regiCGal eet.e are popular ""'!"''r colloetoro, becaJ108 they ere more than Topps' 8etsfTom ere. Fleer eventueDy 6led ault egeinsL Tcp'ps aod after a decade of legal ~ WOD Jut }'011' the rigbt to diatributa carda oo an equal basis with Topps. A.nolber company, Donruss. ruabecl into the by now crowded field . i1suiDg it.e own set of almost 700 cards. In the early- 1970.,·. tbe hobby, once restrieled to ell"eat COl1lei'S and Uttle boyl' rooms, wu llfOWing into the epodight of big money with~ cleolers who have inlloted prkea_J!Y. boerdipg certain ear& aDd then c!w'lifng IUgli nttea for · those' •uppolediJO ocerce cardt. Many co~toro have been cri(.ical of these recent trenda ill the holil?y.longing lor the by-gone dart of simple collec:ting. Iowa'• Dan £can. ooe of tbe C<luJitry's most respected clalers. wae quoted recODtly i n a bobby publication. condemning t.be nwney of the hobby. "There have ~o changes," he said, "80me good and eome bad. Most of the gu11 you used to deal with were intareatecl in trac!in&': now, n>oat are cotiCen>ed with . . . ... . Noting tbat in IUs 20 yean in the field. he ba• oeeo the growth aod c:bangM come gradually. Epn added. "Too many guys are in itfor tbe buck, but tblt'a the I'U!lty of tbe 1ituation. I'd eay 90 percent of the guys you deal with are good. ID the old #acarce w. ••pect days thoucbJ never once was '~tong' on a d8al. Tbet isll't lnle III)'JD<Ire." '!:be bobby has """" a faotatt.lc increase in c:ard prloo8. For example, tJ{e most valued card, a Ranoa Wagner 1910 Tobacco card (now worth $10,000) could J>a.ve bean pun:haaecl for anly Sl.OOO in tm.;. AaoiNr illutratioa of this awifl. ~ ..... Ia. 11167 Brioob RobinsGa card. ~ which oouJd hive'- bought Ill J973 for 11, now aalll for aDyWblire from 1200 to S250. ,CollaciOno determine a c:ard 'a value baaed' 0 11 ita- condition and ita evailabillty-UI<e "'-tt. tbe law- of illpjlly and demawl boldL Yel. b4lebaD ...s t:allectcn - differeDt than other bobby oatbusiasta " - ' - they teDd to allow .-taiP aod to play a part ID valultlg'<:a)da. But thb cllm a_,.,nt of recent tread~ abould 1101. be allowed to detnct rn.n the JIOIN ~ ValDI ol the bobby, tho 1aro ll>d ~ tho~ soes .... widl card collactiac· At IUilY card c011v...Uona held ~brou1hout the ~t!.:r- of eporU _..bilia COD be in .eddJtSooL loci buaba1J eaniL thillariU, bata, -~.lleket etuba, lniploiae - -ealladecl by -· ol . . _ ....... thalr llvb>g ID8J"'rieS ...,.._..__, biM&.-oltbe ............."" to dioPot7 ud aoll ""* ~ oaa.doaa, w1t11 - or u.e .......... - tho liiDIDI ol la~Nft Yortt, ......a·. Hall ol p - �...... ::····. :···· :: :: ::···.:· ·....·: ·.. r" : ..... : ,r-··: ~. . . . . t..... ...... -, ,_,... ••Wri- i , "'-. . . . ,~Win.,.,._,., ...., Milly, __....., .. ...., ,.,.. . . ""' - " , - . . , f171if~ }Ill. ,.., 111M .. "'·- , - • ..., t1t11 .., llll#f, • 6FJ-r IIIII _.~.~~ ...........,....,__..i.., be proclaimed. the most bJcb brotr of dua. " X·Mea ia like-a Ruaaian DOVel.'' 12W!Dt.iobed Marvel public rela~ suide Pamela Rute. ..wi th &llliooe of chanocta-a... Socu The meguine in Muvel'e eteble dedlcat.ed to intellectual comJc readers is EPIC IUOLttrol«d. which Novak "'fera to u a "graphic novel" The projecl. bit the in the Spring liS() and ia ~........n,y (f.oar t.1mM1. BPICia a dapartura from provioua comie ~ HtttUrJ Mn.J waa the lint of t.hla ~ but doeo not cOmmand the "'"J>"CL attained by EPIC by eot.eriDg the ..U.. of adult fant.uy. "EP/Cia PG ar .R." comiz.ented Novak. Occaaloaally rt!\'8lliQg .., and .... EPIC fulfilll the '""''" and ....U of dom&Dcli.ae ...ten. MaiDI.Y ~ of adenca fictioo oagu, the ploc.a often ..., ""'"' IDMIIlnsful, &equ...tb' aplced with allepiea. It would be remiu to oay that EPIC Ollly ciMa wilh mDre' int11111fled comJca. s.eb laaue genenlly conl.aloa ebort ouretlv• batwem ita covw. and the graffiU aprawled acroea tbe book's booaln& baa indaded the likea of audl ~ . . Prank Fru«ta and the Bro~.bwa Hildebrandt. Witb book and movioo ~. and int.ervi-a witb artiste and authors, EPIC ie the moet complete maguine of Ita typ<L In compu!-. to any ot.ber comic. said Novak. · Marvel is on tbo FM radio frequency. the otbers. AM. 1'NII Marvel cootmues to tat dif'-t idea in printed anlmatioa MoUcxl picture~, and roD biosnphieal bletoriM and Tolldenflque fanteideo ora aU ofi.U..w.U projecu that beve become Marvel comics. a-.t box office . . - including the Em,U. St>Utn Bod. 1l-<.l and GloM B_,un of U.. TIUrd KINI are aU .,...,.,..;- UAD~plee of coaV8'111ocuo from callalalcl to a.ica. Wi!Jaooat ........ tba film •• liUt, tba IICtiooa ia .topped. cob'8d and~~~~- tbet i n Iii · to limulate. No linoeer ,..,._atMion ...... capture the fury of Hollywood 'a epedal " " - , y.t Marvel na s- tdeo. .. - J..R.Jl 'I'olkMa'a LMd of U.. RU.,• ~~In "Wurlor ot tbe sa...c~oow Raalm. • lt au-pte to capC:ure the trilov ·'-. w:uv•r• -oc• of Tollr:ie 'a WlcWioo Eart.h, altboUcl> tWa Rary 18 to anot.ber m,yatlcal llu.t the ~ ... obllptor)'. 'n. llrtWmk II waadorful _...s ol euuallty. · hi wiiM• aaad to be • dlll4"a Wlll1d, a-s. wid!*,._ wan..--. to.- .... s e v e (I_ �~.)( ..)) b:r Jolul K. Lapialla S ,:...m.. N••· hunnla& .lha Dighl.life, uniform!¥ eeL home to view Ills weeldy escopadee. He c1r....t lik, a woman. ~ DObody que.tionod Ills eaua~~tr. )& ..... t.be-...of m<>tioo pidm'e tb8.ter ---. They c:alled him Mr. TelevWcm. bat before I~ be wu ju.t lmowo all!Str'!ICiiinl ........uan Mllt.on BerM. I HJ. T~.-:o SUJr TP~Htrr premiend iD Filii 1948, as poort of a television network bemage to fill f!Very aveJ!able time elot. Tbe YtlU~ before OD!y 21 prognms were offe(ed by two networb. but concurTeot with the arrival of "Uncle MDtie". the t.eleviaion regl.ter bloeeomed to 132 ohows dlvided Turning Tile Stations ,-¥ In Its Youncer Days lliJlODg come<ly alcetc.h. The acta that would follow reliec Juplers. anilnaU or aaobats wen A.Dd for the . - t part Sullivan. 1 time. llao a colum.ulat for the /1 euacribed to Berle's !on followed each ~ iD diuyi circ:u downs and more ill lDei.tad em ..,14rialnmenl for the 1 Althoueh unintentional, Sui · * - u muc:b a Rat as his acts. face coupled wiLb a pair of long, p clualeally ori&ioaJ voice pve i SuWvao lopod. • At IA!Ievlllioo'• birth, the new 1 d.iteet competli>on with the filn survive. tM omall ecreen bad tc •• claS&Ie of Teehoicolor and Paoovia bellefit of m_!!)ti·hue or large, four c:bonnelo. Despite the population to<ploe!()l). ~ quality dld DOt rile JII'OI)OI'tioutely with tbe number of offerlnp. Beoldeo Berte. the ool,y notable.,...._. were An.\ui Godfrry's Taltnt &ouu and t.be Toolt of tM To"'"· which would run for the IIOltt Q1WWr c:entwy · under ita host's oame-Ed SWllvoa. But for all the obvious penoaal diU....,.,.,. between SulliVIII and B«ie. their •bows followed the IllUDe, olnlple formula-viaUA!ly attack tha · viewer. In the Tuoco SUJr Th«>t~r. an orcbeoln would.provide the bf.ekcround muaie for a quartet of gu-sllticm atl.elldaoll, who, in ·tum. would larmooically introduce Serle. He would then &PPMJ' suddenly, p:bed iD outlandish clothiJig (CA111M!n Mit~ illlltations were his specialty!, and leer at tho eudlence, giving a vaudevillian-like o.-.. ~ the live format epoat.anecue pc'CCr&Jtl8 like the T"' and the TVCACO Star 1'1tecter. it ,... ~and plua for the playbot lhllt Uu.red -work: televisian's fi themea of U.. early dramas n emoiJooa1 CGilllicta thai~ empbasi aoa were beet euited far liva .. sbows, while offeri.op demanding 1 that ell\pbaaized ection-fiSLs, @ exploalona-beaL suited for 6 unt.eeted. TelevWon'a "solden days" wer by a vujety of factors, with each • wild, car11free clima~ that permea yean. Altn<»t all programming ori w.; - u by John K. Lapiapa Television , unlike any otheLmedium, ~s a reflection of society. Wilh hundreds of time slots and thousands of potential allows to fill them, television has given Amertcans the unique opportunity to view and review themselves from evety Imaginable angle. A family can see only one or two theatrical productions weekly, Jllll they oen VIew upwards of 20 television proguma d urinG that •me time period. From comedy to drama, Iron\ war. to lnt8f·plaoetary travel, television has 'offered It all. 1jltten, the programs are of poor q!lallty and w reak of redundancy, yet television h·as never been accueed of being stald.oOr conservative. • However, lhe tnedlum was 1\ever more dlvet1S11, Innovative and daring than during Its' formative years three decades ago. Following Is a compendium of ·some of the more "Interesting" prqgrams that graced American living rooms In the 1950s. • · A TV Guide to the 1950s 1Q:OO.Sa'turday YOUR HIT PARADE·muslc Your Hi/ Parade survey checks. the best sellers on sheet music and Pl\onograph records, the songs most heard on the air and most played on the automatic coin machines...an authentic tabulation ol America's taste in pol)ular music. Designed to entertain. not educate. Your Hit Parade was the perfect marri age between radio and television. Elaborate productions of popular tunes marlted the program, and since many songs remained on the charts for extended periods, remarkable Ingenuity was cequlr!!d to maintain originality. Your Hit Parada featured a regular cast ' of singers and an orchestra. Songs were not necessari ly performed In order, but' the number one song was aiWS¥5 sung last with much fanfare. In Your Hit Parade's earlY years (the show lasted from 1950 until 1959) the Nation's most popular songs, slow ballads and love ditties, were Ideally suited for television presentation; but when rock 'n roll music began to dominate the charts, the program's demise was guaranteed. Not only were the Hit Parade regulars ill-suited to perform this .wild, rambunctious music, bUfthe teenagel'6 who purchased the records wanted to see the original musicians. The entire cast '!'as replaced In 1957 with a younget group, buill was too late to reverse the tide. Musical tastes made Your Hit Parade, then they killed tt. (30 min.) ..· · Cut Vocalists: Eileen WiiSOI) (1950-1952) Snooky lanson (1950-1957) Dorothy Collins (195().1957, 1958-1959) Sue Sennett (1951-1953) June Valli (1952·1953) Russell Anns (1952·1957) Glsele MacKensle (1953-1957) Tommy L-eonetti (1957·1958) Jill CoreY. (1957·1958) Alan__Copelaoo (1957·1958} VIrginia Gibson (1957·58) Johnny Desmond (1958-1959) a 10:i»Tueeday THE ~.00 p8111clpatlon . An Inflated version of o~ts Question, this program inuoc money .quiz shows. • The contellants the opportunity answering difficult, comple~ an ewer, the contestant woul< the eamlngs could be doubl after a player reached the$( would be secluded In the Re• after the show's sponsor) .• The show be<;lrme an ovo replacing 1 Lo" Lucy at t America was obsessed with huge hunks of ca.s.h. Perhaps a then-young psychologist, her llnowtedge of boxing Into 18, rumors began to e111pt other quiz shows, spawn• aocuutlons were dented by 18158 a dlegruntled Dotto los waa nxed, ..,reclpflaling . a ~ly forced all of them c Emcee.................... . . Aaelstant.. . . .. ............ . Oueatlon Authorlly•••.... .. �on excit.emeDt.. Borle I'OglllilrS. •ho waa, Ill the ' "' Yor* Dtiil~ IIlla. His act. •g s-accesaion._ ...-. Jlllera. Sullivan ivan bimaeU; Bis ion&. pouty 111ly arms o:u<la npetus t.o the >edium- iP indusby. T'o pply th!l visual on withoot t.be enoornpaniq 'iork City, where the radio bMdquart.erl! we-.. located aPCI where the, netwocka eetabU..bed their experimenbll l&visiona years earlier. Ooogmphi.c:allf. the proximity to tlie Big Apple ln\1ted a defini.te Broadway influence into televiaiotl c!ramu. l.nftovation ran rampant during the early 1950&, since prodaceta and c11rectora did • not belleve that they were obligated to pleaae t.be ''masa audience." Niel.oel! Ratings were y.,.,., away, and the potential televisi6n audience was amall. As-late aa 1950, only U mil.lioD homes.had . teleVUion aeta.. The coaxial cable, wbicb pemdtted ll."" tel<!vlsi.on transmiJisiona ove< great 'dlotancee, did not~ Cblca.gouoti11949 and Loa Ange!.s u.otiJ 1961. Many ereu, ~ in tbe n'lid•est and mountain atat.>e, ctid not bave t.eleviaion •ecess. . dtaracterized Allhough many conaider lhia the " golden ago> or IAMYiaion drama," 'l'•.l4lvislon, The Pint Pifty Y<GI7 attempts to partially debunk. what it c:ooeiilers a myth. "Many of tbeae aariy offerings were ·Jlllllltuerisbly written, aoted and directed," the 1976 boot< admits. "Tbe fact ill that televiaion drama through- the .first decad~ Of ita existence was, by ~L standanls. astooiabingly-diverae.'' Television drama pn!miered with the Kraft Televiaion ThNter on the National Broadeaating Company (NBC) ·In 1947. Soon the number of anthology-type progl'ama mushtoomed Into 11 weekly fonnat sbOWti. Tbe drama boom its c-1< In 1966 when Kraft staged A Night to R«membq-, which recreated the sinlring of tbe 'l'i.tanlc:. with 107 actors, 31 seta and aeven onating to the .ed tb- ..arty camnru. But., by the end of tbe decade, the anthology an aoMI. t.o st o(lhf! 1)>JJm atW....botha ·~clrame ·st dBo8d8. The volwchaJ'G!!l)l<l ed~. ·~ted bfilmol-Oict; ms, cara and. m. remained tinated in ~- mcbee! drama was declining. Ployhouse 90, ~he premier dramatie prJlSr&m of the t950s, spending t.he thenlneredible sum of 1300.000 for a taped. two-part version of For Whom tlu &11$ ToU, the age o televieion drama bad diia. E""""twly, television drama wa~ small-t~eale, tightly contained in space and scope, tecbnkally in<:apable.Jot example, of ~tlng csrt:hues. ex~PCiing warehouaes and races . down city streets." Tckvision, The Fir4t Pift;y ¥ears author Jeff Greentiold ol>oervu. '"''he focus bad to be ori people: what they said, that they thought., what they feared.'' Btw:ause television could combine t.he cloS&up features of film .,;tb the apont;aneity of live production, televialon drama wu able, acxordlng t.o HcJJmm-k. He/J-of P4111e producer George Scbsefer, "to catch t·h e glowfu, growing klnc! or performance you might "'-"' on stage if you were a bumblebee bunlng around everywhere you wanted to be. Tbia i.s s distinct contribution or telavi5ion. In Lbill unique 1wey, the medium d oes ~omet.hlng beyopel the living stage, 1111d something that film cannot do at- all.'' VeL, tbe eJC.ceUene<! or oarly variety a.nd dnuna programming was overshadowed by the advent of a new. more popuhlr type sh~-the situation comedy, whOBe ba4ic premise was to ~ansport a regular character, whom t he viewing audienco knows weU enough to predict his ar..tious, into a strange predicament or situal.ion. " The utter predktability of wbat a cha.racter will d o;given hiilhabit..., quirks and foiblea, far from the boring listemng or viewing audience, enridtes t.he humor because it bringe to any one joke or dilemma a knowledge of Lhal character's response," Greenfield writes. "The job arisco- from the • situation itself, from a clearly defined charaomconfrontlng e problem, or u writer1>roducer Cart Rciner has said. 'the lnl.enlcUon of sit.oaiJon and character~." Many famous Hollywood actcq and ac:t.rea.seo UW!tl"""""fuDy attempted to lransfer their sc-eeo JIOpubirity to television. Stars auch as Rmuld Coleman, Ed Wynn, Bing Crosby. Mickey Ranney and J4111es Stewart were box-office smashes. but "boob t.ube busts; • The only notable exception was a aooming\y """tter-brained red-bead. who with her Cuban htisbond. would contribute more to the upboaval •or 1950s television than any network C!X.ecuUve, produce.r or director combined. Although in film ohe visually played glamourou•. sophist.ical.ed ohow girls. Lucille Ball was able to eonvince Americ:.o that. sh e wa.s really a troublamaking, Jltar11truck wife or an immigrant band leader in I Lout Lucy. Tbe program "''85 the llrst taped •nd shol in Hollywood and its succes.s led to the eventual exodus from New York City to balmy Sout.hun California and a closer ~ation between the telev~lon and t.ho film industry. essentially breaking TV's_ wnbiUcal cord between originol Broadway and radio. As t.he decade moved to a close. television was reoehing vast audiences. Producers direcl.ed programs toward a larger a udience. abandoning quality for quantity. Pllly house 90. and the T wilight Zonf fell by lhe wayside. rephlc:ed by shows Uke The Munstor~ and 0jJJjl(41ls l sllmd. For t.elevij!ion. history has givt!n it the unique honor or havihQ it.s 11 gOJde.n e.ge" come berore its "gilded age.'' 0 }),QUEST10N-qulzlaudl~nca radio predecessor The $64 uced narwo.rk·televisfbn to big fi4,000 Question offered :o win vast sums of money by questions. Wlth each correct llravel to the nextleltel, where !d. To prevent audience help, .000 winnings level, he Or she ton sound·proof booth (named mtght sensation, t emporarily 1e top of me Nielsen heap. watching ordinary people win Its most tamo~o~s alumnus was Joyce Broth&rs1 Who parlayed S134,000. !1owevar, as early as hat f'he lfU,(}()() Quest/of! and !CI by It,. W811! rigged. All the show's producem, but In !r complalned tt1at tilt series qutz snow seandal which all the alr. (llO min.! IQ .......... . •., .... Hal M.,Ch • .... " , • l ynn Dollar .• , ·.. • ......... Berg,a n Evans 7:30-Wednesday I LOVE lUCY - situation comedy She stole John Wayne's footprint from Grauman's Ch inese Theater. • In an effort to " soak up some Italian atmosphere." she landed a job In a wlnar,' and ended up brawling with a professional grape stomper. While doing a cough medicine commeroial. she became 'drunk from the medicine's alcohol conten1. She is the embodiment of American televsion. tl'le grar\d dame of CBS. She is Lucille Ball and from 1951 until 1957, everybody loved Lucy. Teal'(lin-g with ner nusband Oesl Amaz and veteran character actors William Frawley.and VIvian Vance. Ball set new standards for airwave entertainment with I Love LUcy. The pre"!fse for the show was simple, not unlike that of • otl'ler, already established programs-a 'o/RG!IY Wife making life difficult for a loving, bul irritated tw.s band. However, ll)e chemistry of the actors made I Love Lucy· " something special." lucy Ricardo (nee MacGillicudy) was married to a Cuban band leader (prayed by Bail's real-life husband Arnez), who was constantly trying to keep his star-snuck wife off the stage and In the kitchen. Each wee!<, Lucy would soheR1e new Vl(liYS to ''gel i nto the show". However, Ricky, In his typical broken English, would retort, " No. Lucy you can not be In the show." Directly below the Ricardo's Manhaltan apartment were their landlords and best frJends, the Mertzes. Lucy's partner In mischief was Ethel Mert1: (played by Vance), while both RiGky and Fred (p~ed .by Frawley) endured their wives' toollsMess. Immediately after rts debut. I Love Lucy Shot to the top of the ratings chart. During- Its six year run, Lucy never ranked lower thall third. Watchlllg and ultimately loving Lucy became a National pastime. Only tiJerTeKaco Star Theater of the 1940s an6 Dallas, oan boast the same effect that the exploits of a dumb redhead had on a nation. It was an hi.s torical event when, on January 19, 1953, Lucy Ricardo gave birth lo J•uwe Ricky,'' while that same night Loollle Ball gave birth ro her second child. ~n estimated 44 million viewers 111ned In to watch thai eplsode- 15 more mfllron than ~aw Eisenhower's Inauguration lour days earllllf. The•sllow garnered an Incredible 7t.4 Nielsen rating, even more than the Dallas episode which told "Who Shot J.R: ' ''How ~ut that;" beamed Amez when he read oft the show's resufts. "She's as import811t a!l Ike. I wpnder II I oollld run her for President i n 1956?" Lucy never dl~ melle It to the -White House, but most agree ttlat S11e fs definitely the undisputed Queen of American C()fJledy. (30 min.) Cast Lucy Ricardo.........-... ....... .. .. .......... lucille BaJI RickY Ricardo. .. ...... . . .. - .. . .. ....... . ... . .. Oesl Amez Ethel Mertz. . , ...... . .. ._. ... " , .. . .. .. • .. .. Vivian Vance Fred Mertz.. ....... .. - .................... William Frawley Litr.te Rlcky.(1Q56.1957).••....•.. .. , •... . • . • . Rlcha_rd Keith BettY ~m$ey (1957).. .. . ..........•. . .... . Mary Jane·Crofl f!a!pti R81Tl88)' (1957). .. . . ....... _.. , ..... ... Fratlk Nelson CarolYn Appleby., ......... ...... - ... ..... Doris Singleton _ Mra. Trumbull. .... , ... ............... Elizabeth Patterson Mother MacGIIllcO<Idy... , . ....... , .......... Kathryn Card m 8:30-Friday THE ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET-situation comedy One ol the longest running family programs (1952-1966) on television, Ozzie and Harriet was ABC's first genuine hit show. Centering on the life of Ozzle Nelson, a perfect, amiable father Who was never seen working, never wenl to work, and never even mentioned work, 1M program chronicles the dally mishaps encountered in raising two boys. In the earty episodes, the show revolved around the lour Nelsons, (Ozzie, Harriet , David and Ricky) with very little Interaction between neighbors and friends. But as the boys grew up. lhe storyline was expanded to involve school buddies and dates. David went to college and Ricky became a teen ld_ol. Eventually, both were manied, paralleling theor real lives. J?~rnaps television's corniest program. The AdVefJ.tures of OUie and Harriet is still popular today via syndication. (30 min.) Cast Ozzle Nelson... . ........................ .... Ozzle Nelson Harriet Nelson. ....... . , ... . . . - ........... , H~iet Nelson David Nelson.... , ...... .... .... . ....... - .. -. Dave Nelson Eric (Ricky) Nelson ••.. .... •...•..•... Eric (RickYI Nelson " Thorny" ThornberrY (1952-1958).....•..•..• . . Don Oe·F ore Darby (1 955-1961). .. .... . ..................... Parley Baer Joe Randolph (1956-t966).......... , ...... : .... . Lyle Talbot Clara Randolph (t956-1966)......... ...... Mary Jane Croll Doc Williams (1956-1966).. ' .......... ..... Mary JMe Croft Doc Williams (1956-1965), ..•.......• • . • . . .... • Frank Cady Wally (1957-1966)'................... , ........_. Skip Young Butch (1959·1960)...... ·~ . ... . ......... .... Gordon Jones June (Mrs. David Nelson) (1961-1966).••.,....... June Blair Kris (Mrs. Eric (Ricky) Nelson) (1964·1966).. • Kristin Harmon n in f! �·. 0 G A y.,;. the. 8CI"I!en be contlbued lo make- olthe BotP• hill thot lll.nd • cult IIIOYies. The octor ...,_ llowevw, dlcl 0 . . . . . .J.l .ca. s.an·. ~~illn.B,_IIIIId ol..-.dioaboftU>d~wfth H - 11<1l~a..,the ~o(a ...,._ID wutons c:8nlecl Htpbum, Bocall a - * for ayndieltioo called Bold Ad~W~t~. whlch bad o eetting aDd otmoopbenl· ciOMiy resembling that in To Hav• and Hov• No1-his debut -nim with l.be foo.rth Mra. Bogart. African CQIIIO cd played TM Bt, Slwt wlth"-~- Be otole "-b'• '-"- aDd cbNteed the cndclarlt role of the M1doak eyole with • toQsb monl code of lolo OWD. Bater Hllmpbrey lloprt-one of l.be late ll'Mt cult '*'- of the 20th Cenewy. Each geoent.lon picka the specific q.Witieo that it .. ~to for ll.o popnlat heroes. "f'onzie" of l.be 1970.. ..... Dylan of tha 11160t! aDd "Eivt." of a ~ Wore. The tt&lld&rda chan. . _ draatlc.olly from year lo year. clo!ade to decade. The - . . t i e th.ot each of the .un " - - iepDde-ID their own tlma and for ......~ lo CCIIDe. s - cult fiaw-. piDed tboir ·Here's looldrW at you, kid The man wu o conVincing artiat cast In ouch fllma u Th• Malt<•• Falcon and Quablan<XJ •• a eharacw that eveotually m'*lecl l.be myth. "!Uek" aDd "Sam $pede,.. •• well .. l.be many " Bocit:,: figures that foDowecl. porta.yed tha "perfect" man-a coreful and balanced mix of tha virtues and vicea that tpelled cynichm. yet cornpe••ion T' R A 'ftfJ' baponoj,t' role In 1955, howevu: while filming Th# Hordor Th#y Poll, Bop bc!came W. Two years later, after a battle with cancer. be died, ending a S7·year octing ....that would asoure him a spoC; in !.he 20th Centwy HaU of Fame. As .,.., observed by Barbour, Bogatt'a acreen c:oreor "fell into place as perfectly as the ooquences of a good play or novel." It ba•h logical begninng. be WTOte. a lllidclle. lllld an end which proceeded atraicht· Poktm, dominated the ecreen for die next di!CI<k • i Aa Sam Spode-oo>~ of l.be few , . 8oprt aaid ba c:oWd ,feel proud of-l.be- molded his coda of ethica and ltleagtha '!l'hicb came 1o charoc:ttNe l.be c:u1t hero. A few movies later, Quablan<XJ in 1943 baca.ru 1 rec<Jgtliz.ecl -daaaie aDd Ia. occording lo Barbour, cons~ by IDIDY to be the preeontative plctw-e of the 1940.. Revol~d a .... of atrong characllrl (Peter Lorft, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henrledt who wander Into Rlcll'a C.fe• Americian and ottempt 1o wander oul of Nui-Ocxupied Europe. the movie 1howo Bogart dzvp hia faacade of ~ooal neuc.tality. Bittersweet memories of a love affair wit.h Bergman show a human &ide 1o the act« and !.he magic that devel~ between the two waa eDOUfh 1o make a new tO<IWIDe 6gureoot '""'ardly. of the former touch guy. " He went through the In 1945. trying 1o recreate the painataking phuea of learning au-...ful movie (which won a hia cran. of poliohiog hla sldlls. number of Academy Awordsl. of leerni.,_ 1o att.. and then Warner Brothtn r.Jmed To Hove pr-ogr-eulns inloca more talented ond Hav• Not-an adaptJon of an performer as eocb ·~ Ernen Hemmiogwoy novel year went by, until ot. the end be ~talllni the odvealu:a of a hod b•come o thorouch a ldpper biJed lo omuggle a profuaton.J." Barbour noted. French underground leedet into Filma Uke BiB City Btu.~~ and Martinique, the movie alao Love Affairs reworded the actor introduoed Bacall aa a stranded only with exptrienco alnca the American woman wllh whom mini8c:ule parts be played dn!w Bogart reluctandy folia in love. litt.le otttntion. After 10 totally iiiCOI1.M!quential movfal. Boprt ' Yoa lo wbllt.Je' uid nothin1r ,a.ul • very The young actreM (19 yeanImportant role would drow him old compued lo Bocle'o 451 wu back to Hollywood. Tit• P•lriMd said by many to · be hls Fo,..tt won that distlnclion. mat.cb- tough. stubborn, able 1o The g&Dgsttr cbarocttrizat:ion wal.lt awoy aDd ttU him ·lo be played in that folm- typecast whlatle-"You lmow, Juat P,t Boprtfor the neat. 6ve yeon. your llpa to1etber and With 1nc:reuing ~blatication. blow" -•liGuld he ever COmt! yet liuJe variotJon. the actor around. • • wwlcocl with guns. tough-toOt The line becaD~e - ~tcbad in and death before the final filmgoera' mindll for decades to crodlta. But bis pnotero became come a!ld l.be B.,...VBacall pAir Uje idol or. otbar pDglllero, won b)liant audleDce opplauae. Barbour -observed- "aMIIi.Qg, The year 1941la tha ooe critic:e unreuoning."Drutal. and totally credit witll Bapn.'a bam 1o untedaomable." - " - aet!Dg. n..- of tht Slnra Madl-o, /Cwy ]Arp. ToAyo •Jo., aDd 1'114 African Que"' we..., made i n l .t.lte foUO'tfiDI yeon. Tba Qo.ftn, in which he stanecl ~aide Kat.bariDe ~ .... dW .. tha mom. in whldl the reecbed bit .m.tlc .mtb. The .Bocl• 6gw-e Ia strongly ~ entrenc.bed in American culture ~ and baa been atren1tbened tbroucb eountleaa television Ills . - . . oc:reenlnp of his old films. _, "Hera'o 1ooldng at you ldd." • _ Of ......... fo Kf, from ~ Ia a c:licbed __.. ......__ . .._...... tout. and his cold. croolucf. mouth start aDd noticeable liap 1 (ICirl of World War Ill aro lito automatic Bogart symbol& you amalgamated them all. thay deacribed Humphrey Bogart, 8 men men ....,ted 1o emulate aDd WOCMn wanted lo love," Barbour wrote. Bogart's fnt aalllt'ed ticket to euccna came at age 36 afur a performance in the stage prOduction of The Pttri{ied Por.,t. H1a Duke Mantee portnyal propelled him inlo a lo.,.·ttrm contract with Warner Bmbera in HoUywoocl and bep~~ a long aeriea of p~~gsttr. tough-guy roles. A atrlng of marriages (three short onl!ll and then his final olliance . with lAuren Bo.call) marked his penonal life, u his pubUc: e.riateoc:e wu highlighted by ........ .Jn 1952. IUs c:oreor proepered. know"""' n.. WNt....,.,. ......... of,..,.,, ,.,. •t ,.,._., - --fii'O-a....,.. ,.,.,., ,.,.,.., . •• _,lie 11M • But why 8oprt over tbe other-a who sn-cf American movie...-?~~~~ bacauae. u Barbour poinll ouc. there is a i~D~~P that oppeala to aU ·choracter typu. l'or t.he romantic, t£ere iJ the octo. cast next lo Bacall and Bergman; for the darin& there are the p.nptm rolet; for the fona of lwrolam there la tbe Boqrt ol SaAono. In 75 filma there is a0<111tlol.,. fQr. everyooe, By the aDd or hlo ...... be bad proven hlmulf-to commond an •udlonce. all be bad to do wu Bogie whlada. �.n.,. Ao... >""' ~ J,. ViM06p,r A ...mo.. tunu iu I<>Mly ry•• to >"'"' POJJ1 SUno., 1968 I, 1968, a reporter uked JOC! then the VIce President of Cbatlie Finley' a Oakland A 'a, what he th01.11ht of Simon and GarfUDI<el'a lyrla. ··t really don't know,'' the Y CUpper so.id with a eip. "I gw>sa I'll have t.o talk lo the boys about that." D!Magio had Cb be rooUng. Although Pete Roae oow bu over 700 more ~ hiia . and Hank Aaron hat over 400 additional home runs than him. Joe DiMaggio Ia baaeball'a moat myt.hiCal U\ing figure, more legend~ than R48L ~. wee ' Aarc>a, Bob Feller or W'&llie Mays. Ted Wllllama coacedecl that DiMaggio wu "the sntLHt all around ~yu ever." and DiMqgjo'a number five l$ ponnanently retired by the New York Ya!Wes. • Y at. u Simon ·a lyrica •UU"St. the DiMaggio myth wenlfar beyond~ Simon eould have appealed t.o the receniJy retired Mickey Mantle, or t.o then current atart Uko Hannon KlUebrew and Carl Yautremsld. but be cbooe DiMaggio. Why? DiMaggio may not be an individual otatl$t.lcel l•ader Uke' Aaron but hia finol resulta are oevert.hol03s impressive. He had 1 lifetime .325 batting average. 361 ~ home runs, won Most. Valuable P~er (MVPI Awarda three dllfereo~ timeoo. and played on 10 pennant winners in 13 fuU _....,. (1936.1939; 1946-19511. But more impooUntly. DiMaggio wu the Horatio ~ atory of the 19301 and 19408. He lived in 1 Lime when bloeball player.. were heroes and not money· propelled nomads, and be excel1ed in daya when the sporu pages did ~read like stock market repoiU. Born the son of lt.ellao fltblng immlgrant.s in San Francisco In 1915, DiMaggio was a ahy lad. His prime biographer, Maury Allen. rccal1od In WAere Rave You Gon•. Joe DlMogiJI'o that whenever DiMaggio'• alt!.erK braoght girlfriend• homo. thoir brother would shy from home In order t.o avoid intreductiona. Joe's Ot/Jy lnt.erest wu ba~. and although hl• lathe; inKiated that young Joe should pursue an education. DiMaggio became obaeelod wilb tile game ond.wu playing ""mi·pro baU by the age of 14, Acaclemi< disinterest at GaWeo High Scbool and the Great Depre..ion prompted young DiMaggio to work u a dock laborer. Primarily on or&llP crater and trUck loader. Joe'a ri£OrOUO work load added bulk t.o hi• loa&. Jean body. By 1933. U... 18 ye&Nlld DiMaggio wu a oolld .U.foow•o aod ltnoWD tlu'OUgbout U... Boy Area as a flDl' aemi·pn> star. The SaD ~ Seala. on equivalent t.o a ClaA AAA farm Lean> t.Odoy, invited Joe to sprinc ttainitJs, and be ,.poodod by ma.l<ing the and bluift& .S40 wkh 28 home runs and 169 runs batted ln. The nest yea~. DiMaggio compilod a 49 game hitting streak. and worda of hia accomp)Uhment reached then·Yanlree owner Colonel Jaeob Ruppert. Rupp«t. was a •pendt.hrift. and he offered t.be Seals $.26.000 plus live jourMymen play.,.. for the talented San l'rancioeo prospect. The Seals complied. and after two years in the Yankee farm syltern. OiMagg>o was brought t.o the Yankec!a spring t.raining camp in 1936. He was neoded. The Yenks had not won a pennant in three yeau. and eorely ml$sed Babe Ruth. their nashy and charismatic Jtar. Lou Gerhlg and Bill Diclcey were groat players but not nuhy. Neilbor was DiMaggio. but hit Florida home runs were the Lolk of en optlrnlatk New York. and hls riOe·like ann J>roducod as much Oare as any of the Bobe'a cl&uic one Unen. DiMaggio hit .323 with 29 home runs, 2ll6 hits. and 126 runs btu.ed in during his rookie seaoon. More import.anUy, be lead all major le&IJUe outfielderaln enleta and the Y anlteea t.o a p<IUWit and subsequent World Scriea victnry. · DiMaggio earned 11•.000 for hi• ellerY. and be ~ the rapecl. of the clem&ndiJ>g New York pteU and fans. Aft« following his rookie IHliOCI with three more !IUCCl'S$ful yean. the hi8hligbt of Joe's boseball ...,._ came in 1941. when be his major ~e- r«otd 56 game hiuing streak. WilliAms called the .en-It "the ..r~• rt!C<lrd in bawbaU." and if it,...- for two outstADding <kfensl•• p&.ya by Cleveland third baseman ~ KelLner , lbia II tel'll tOU ld ba ve ......,;vably lasted anot.lwr 16 ,..._. DiMaggio led the y~ t.o anot.lwr peaaimt and World SeriM that year. and ~ the MVP Award. OiJUajo, like WilllatN and many plaY'" ol his took precloua ...lltball lime off t.o ~pate In World War II. Many sportawril.enl belie\'o that U>e lwe> yeer lay«£ by DiMaggio coat him a abet at Babe Ruth' a bomj> run rt!C<lrd. Another factot which burt DiMaggio WlL!I the inj uriea he ondurod l.brougboot his.--. Prom a brolu!n r- in his SaD Pranc:iKo dtya to torn Meb in 1949, DiMaggio al•aya played wilbJ)&in. By 1951, a back injury limited OiM'iiiiSO"s ability t.o puU the ball and his c:ootinuing fed problelllS caoood running dllficultiet. Manager Casey Stengel' wonted to put the world's greatest cent.erflelder at flfst base so his bot rookie prospect. Mjcltey Mantle. could room center. After thei9S1 World Series. DiMaggio knew enough t.o retire a winner and did ao. Real Oltele boldinga. promotlorus. end a TV talk s how secured DiMaggio's rortunet. DiMaggio spent time nn his golf game. and in 1953. al Toot Shore'• Rateurant inN- York, DiMaggio meta blonde beauty and PIDyboy pin'Up girl named Marilyn .Monroe. DiMaggio had aulffred tlu'OUgb a prevlou.s di-ce but had found the young actress t.o be "beaullfw and vibrant." The two ,...,.. married at San f'tancitco's City Hall in 1954. After 2?4 dtya of ~. Norma Jean DiMaggio filed for divorce. She ukod for oo plOpetl.)' and IOCC>.Liod OiMI!Qio o( cauoln& bee "grievouo mtntal ou.lferiaa and._..wa." fiOarm&D Mailer and. ~ M......O. blotlnl>bers claim DQI.aaio's IIC:IOloal apalhy and intense )8alousJ wero the ....-.. for the break up. Ooe biographer notod tbat Dilfaggio oniorwd bod• and a colored TV"· on their honeymoon. and sai.d Moaroe W'OC1Id eomplain bitUrly about DIMaggio'• Incessant tewvisMJn watcbing. Maury Allen claims DiMaggio ,..,. ··_..u dltgw~ted ov.,. Monroo's belulvior during the ohootinc of Th• S.v•" Y<ar Itch. DiMaggio w.eotto N•w York to swprise his wife. but u abe ..... shooting the famouo dress blo"'D .C..ne. M""""' did it te\'trll UDD""""""tY t.lrnet to tbo delight nf onlooltera. Monroe wu uno,.·are that hfr husband wes In the crowd. and AUen claims tho rnanioge died a~r that incident. Yet. wbilo biographers disagree nver the broken marriag~. the fact tl'lll&ins tbat Monroe a nd DiMaggio did resume dating alter her divomt lo Arthur Miller. When Monroe died in 1962. DiMaggio dlaplayed his Camout 5toic COIIIJ'O"W"'· He haodled all funeral arrangerooii>l$ and onlered grieving tLaro like Frank Sinatra and Dean Mlll1.!D away from the proceedlnsa. OiMoaio wanted MOI&I'OO's fuD81111 co be a quiet and penonal affair. theanLi-t.boUof Valrntino·s. To this day, DiMaggio da.ily node flowers to Monn>e'apva. And thida •'-I DiMaggio Uaoeba.seball ~yer and man. ,._..ted t.o bis gene..,.t.l9n: peofosaiona!Um. dignity, gnoce. andin-s--1~ t.. B,..,..n and tu. on:1oestno releuod • -.g In 1941 that daimod "our kids will remtmber bit oamt. Jollin· JoeOiMaggio.'' Todt,y. OOioaio is _ , playing pi lounl&mlm and malting plubes for au t.ocMtic percobt.on, but be ia ttiU the pride of'baeball• 'T'bml will be no moro Joe Di:Magg)o.. becauae r.,., agmey. w~u and Vietnam u1urod this c:ouotry that athleteS. politicallll and aold.i.n will DOl be he.- anymore. So Joe DiMaggio is America'• Jan h«o. and it is no wonder Paw Slmoa tn!llt to bim for iru<piration. lt'a gctLing' t.o bt a rougil world out there now. �.. ·· · ··:·. . .·.····:·.· . .....•......... .. .... ..·...... .•.•.. ... . ... ·•·· .. ;.. .. ·.:·:-,-. . .•.•....•.. .... . ...................... .. ,..-;_. .·•··.••••·· ...... ·•···· ..•,..:•.·· ,....•... ·:·~····· ··~··· ·~····~· '·~·-: ....... ·-·~.· ··:·:· .... ····~······:·:•, .... ..... ...... ...... .. ·~-.···· ~--~·.. ~---~~· . :·~·· .............~..·. ..•.·-·~·,:···.··· ... ..... . . . ....••... .....··.·. ..······ ' ······ ,•.···· . .·.··. ··••·•· ·••.•· · ~.·.-;.· ~ .·..•.' ··•····· . .... ·····' · -.···· ·•···•····· I..... ~-····· .. . . .. . . ..••... ······. ..... . ......... ·. ·••·•·· ·.···••··• ······· ..... ..... ·. ······.······.····: ....•.. . · .··.···' ! · ··· ..... •. . !• • · ·····. · • ••• .. •. '• ..•. . . . . . . .... . ... •• •••• •••••••••• ••• •••• ••••••• . .. . ····:"' . ··:·.·~ ·.... :·····...·····:. -:····.. }f....: •...........· ! . . .. . ······:•:• •.._ • . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . E. .. ..-{ : • ••••••••• ·~ .-:;.-:·.~-~....... ·~- · ~ ... ~~-·~ ' ~· • ••••••• .. , ' ~·· ••••••• •••••••••••• •••• ··~·.·· • ., ~·.· • • •• • ·ifA· •••• • ··~·-· ~ P()p Art I. llkinl thillp," Aody WIIJ'hol oace said. Hamburpn. '"Young Romance"' comics and Taclde Ooasaia are o( the thin~~ Pep utista like. Pop utista drew '!Mpiradoa from everyday it.ema and the ~ art aDd IDU8 media that promoted them du.riDg the afDuent aDd coaronD!.t lat.e 19SO. and -ly 1960s. Sometimes they made the producta look ridiculoua, u did Ola• Oldtnl>urg'a man-eize ice cream COl*, and eometimes they poked fun at the medium itaelf. eoch .. llo71Adlt.elllt.ein and hia huge trite comic book panela. Aody Warhol. wbo II:YI be ia fucinated with boredom, created . huge canv- of repetit!Ye ,!magee, uaiD& ~P cane and Marilyn Monroe. Pop itt is "'a v.-y typical American phenomenon. .. acoordi.ng to AlbricM-KDo& Art'Gollery Curator Cbarlotla Kotik, citing Pop Art's · ~everyday itoma into artistic objec:ta. The m o - t wa~~ted to be accepted by the publi<: aa well u the crlt.b aDd otlier art.llta. ADd for ~ moet part it -•· ''Tb.y ,... . DOt that~,"' 01ya Kotik. comparing Pop lli1JM to tiMir A~ E~loailt COilt.emporariee. They were. in part, rebdllnc .-Jut this .atyle which had dominated art s'm<;e the 1940., wbea; perhaps, the moat ~ ~t waa Jaclcaoo Polloc:k. Pop utista wanted to produce art more palatable to the a....,. Amwlean'a tuta. la' t980, New York .,Wt Roy Lichtenat.ein obllgecl his you.ng sons @d peinted t.be picture of Mickey M~ they had ukld him to do. Llclltenltlbl aw the poea'bilitia of fiDe art clrewu from comics. ll.e ~ted witb Dbmey mil aewapaper otrlpa bef,9111 diacovering comic book& comie peoeJa u lllOdel.a but his paliitinga are 11WA11J bup. '""' arii!W'o pen linea are changed into menacing bledc ~aDd "-1 Ben D.y color dots are balloooed to coin..,ized ._....-...a.........., Liclo..,._ ,.... c:lrdeL . Ha ba been called ''the worat artistIn America.'' But this admitted a~ a~ ol bit attraetioo: When Lichtenstein comic otrlp paindQp..., ftnt ~ _ , _ artlat repoitedly told • gallery .........,., '"""-are the meet teriible peintinga I hlveiM!J' _,., You .,._.Fall him fat:- He'• ··rJelt that the comlc-oatrip painting had to be ~1111iud. .. .....,t."'' - f-. Llcbtenatain ezp laloed oot'e. "It had to ~.q>reaa great violence-in an impersonal, removed and 811111doaa~ ........: ~·.····--:•.·.~ ,!• • _,. •,l.• · ·-···· . -,__ ' •• • • . , mechao.leaJ IJW1D8'••• Detac:b.alebt is alao a trademark of Andy Warhol, pc'obably the best lmowu Pop uUot.. Moet of 'bit 1980s peintlngi coosiat.ed of repetition of a alqle lmap ou few cliffernt poeea of the aame portraltwbject. 'l'lllalndudoe his r - . ''100 C.U"' and IIUCb peint.ln8*'u '"Marilyn M-"-25 oeu1y ldenticeJ portraits ottbe""" eymbol. •/ you sure_that's really art? ' Warhol contin'uea to use the commerical silk screen method to create bla works.. When aaked wby hia painting production was so impersonal, be replied: "I tried doing them by hand,•but I find it e&Sier to use • acreeii: Tbi.S W'IJ', I doo 't hlvs to Wot'k on my object.s at all One of my assiat.aota, or anyone elae for that matter, CliO reproduce the design as well u I could."' He wu attacked by 110me (0<' not being a' real artist because be took much of hia material from stock photographs. Kotilc sees him a.s ao innovator, thoogb. "'He had a great courage to use these very usual. automatic and mechanical methods, .. abe contenda. George Segal tint ventured into Pop Art in 1960, After receiving a package of newly developed plaaw bandages from cine of his students. Inapired, he oat nude in a ~ chair and his wife 'mummified' him in theoe ban~ from Mad to foot.' Segal was in pain as the~ dried and cotitracted, and-they had to be broken off. He later pieced the cast back together, and leaving it rough· surfaced, placed it into a chair at a table. He called this 'aelf-portnU.t' "The Man at the Table ... Segal since hu taken casta of friends and family and phuled ~ 1.0 bedrooms. buses and dry-cleaners. · 1legal's work IDliY DOt seem t<i be inspired by the commercialiam in the 1960s, but it is lodged in day-t<Hiay events and avenge environments.. · The Pop Art Movement encompassed many a.rti8tl and nearly as many styles. AB Robert Indiana was painting aod&l commentray including 1965's "Alabama." which read, "'Just as in the anatomy of man every nation must have its hind part: Selma, Alabama" James Roeenquist was juxtaposing various billboard 8el:tions in random but artistic faahion. • Most of these.utists ore still working in the same or .a similar vein tod.,. Lichtenatein has gone1on to ttan.sla~<! G,.. tuins aru! Picasso paintings into his comic book 121etapbors. He Jiaa a1aO begun uiing his - thick lines and dots abatraeiJy art fortnll in their own right. Warhol baa become a favorite of Hollywood and trend setters; be now uses an inatamalle camera to produce the basis of bls unique porliraits. Perhaps Pop AX's success reault.a from the popularity of i~ model-commcricial art and the mus media. Bot.b lin\ geared toward t'be American publi~. Advertisers and manufaeturet$ invest millions of dollars iiito tbeir products. They -nt the product aDd its i~mg~~ to be as attractive u possible; armiea of artists, researchers, uecutives, , and designers contdbute time and skill toward the presentatioll of • these products. , With so much help in the rii'!t direction, how c:ou)d Pop Art lose? - as by Larry J;ogden \ I �;/ 1 1. 1. :; l r-··: r·· ..,.· r·· :.._.. : '· : .... :.... . \ :·......·:::..... ; . The Sex P"J&to'ia were never t.be beet pllllk band. that title would pt'Obabty fit better UOilDd. tbe aecka of tbe Cluh. The Pistnls though· probably ctid more for Pwak rock, with t.belr spitting, voodtblg .,d terrible musical ablllty, by casting an l118plrational if unnsual mood ov~ the British rock scene. WileD the group broke up in S&n Frtnclloeo lftlll'8dlate!¥ following Lbelr firot US r.our. Punk'a dayo w~ro IIUlllbored. Wheu t.he group's l>ota.a.t al\d moat dMu-uc:tiw member Sid Vlclout mean H lbey're c1poble of having children 1 mean on they capobll! of being bouse broken, In England, where punldom was carried l.o the hilt.. you could plalb)y..., that U.O...Iddo "In walking 8 fine liM betweeD death aod prisoo; there ov4<tdo.ed on drugs after allepdly miii'CieiAI hll prtirierul iD New Yotk. • .... DO ••Y u.- lddl were solD& 1.o fit • J>uDIL couJd becin to - the waten:olcn mold; !bey bod oo tu~. But the. pow awt to nm. Hore In 1981. punk.tn art at M eV an's""" far too opulent to !brow ..;u-;q a level or Punk popularity their lives away for anything oo paiLry •• .,.,_ &DI.iclpat.ed. A rash ohhe!oe musical fashion chic. gr'OIIINI are t.rylog 14 emulate lbe Piotol•. In reoUty. tbat'a aU punic rock moanB 1.o u Plonk rock 1wake or a wake? Amoriean kids, • naw way to dre•• · Mc;Yan'a (ail01!0l on Buffalo'• rough They'vt turned one of tb4<•greatett aocioa nd t.wllble W•t Side ia hardly a tight eultunl TI!VOiutloM into a c:ootum<o ~y . wort!IY ol otaP1g a duel thlt will dtdcle Wb.IL do these kidl !mow about living tbe vl&bllity ol a moYem6Dt !.hat brought . bond to mouth in a 0t1a1 n:Ugbl;y em~ when! it is i.mpos.u.le to find 1 job? In Lbe IJIUaic out a clec:8de ioclg coma. IL lnd~ would haw t.en far more appropriot.o 1.o Land of HBO, TAP and 'I'R7. how can hokl tuch a coafrootetlan 011 Punk ' I homt t hkids even begin to fathom turf, CBGB'1 or Maz'a Xanuo Cl!;r In ~ !bey can't fM!t Brit.ona may Ne• York City or in Ita 1dopt.ecl •onder. London.Enst-nd ~ Such .,.... not Evw in experiencing the music, Lbe tho co• ~. • • the fog or Punk b.ld youLbs !rom oppoeit.e tldLUt of t.he Atl.ontlt drifted over Bufftown like the differ. This new mulde woo their visa for momentary tl4.... Once the cummL of the m~og!cal eignlfictneeof au eh a haze, wbaL would follow would be either bee van muaie began. tsbles and chair~ wel1! no longer neeessary. tttio wu mu&ic foi Lbe oent day1 or ...-etcMd gloomineoa. LooiUn&' Ulra 1 caoUe. McVau's weart itt people. it wao mode 1.0 be f•lt DOL uttrior prouclly. For ovec SO yoen lbt •"-bed. " White Riot" and ' 'AMrchy In wow froot dub hu been the C•ty't the U.K." were calla to boU~. their seminal mueicol forum. And Uke tbo "Revellie". it was u..,. to I""P to your r..,t bo• ery aroo It luitulted in. MeV1111'1 hu and abo,.. your suppOrt for the new militia lbe ame ...t.hemec:k mac:hiomo of a dock 'lrilb Ge.....J Joo Strummer ond Col"""l Johnny Rotten ludlntt tho way. work..-. Blntlo Inside l.bough, iL's no Bucklngbam Palace. Pt.inl<ld ineaftdesccnt light bulb. banging nokodly from lbe ceiling. caeL o seod,y ohadow throughout. 1'be eight I.- roof and unprolsbed support po1u Uun tho room 1.o • church baaemerlt.. The pot..roas n lbe ac:at.terecl ttblee COI.lld ouily be old......-~'lril.b. half dozen bil\110 eatdo in front of them insl4ed or wild.eye youtba ouL lor kic:k.s. MooLollbe b-owd is done up looking u ost.enlalloul • • pqaible r.o avoid any llnlt to lbc A.m erican bourgeoise. Witb Lboit gin and tonica in front of them 111'1! Lhe"" lbe people who will be tomorrow's moml1\)'3 and doddye? By that I don't Strummer and Rotttn wore more then leaders. lbey w~ "friend•." Th~y knew lhe ICOffl and could 1110'1 the peln 999 ou~ politle&l ldeoloci.,. lhll made aense lin tbeory anywoyl l.o the kids. Spewing punk bands - . . moro then mwdcians, they were iaronn•l aovernmenta\ rep.-ot.al..iveti aod aodo.l prophet.s Lyric! reed like a new Bible "Back home lboir tumlna on Lheir faithless new religion/Everybody'• oittio' ' foun'd waLChio" ulevflllon/London·s burning with boredom now/London '• buri"'! d ial 999." Dial 999 (em~,.geney number) und more of~n then nnt tho an1,..L'r was the muoir. Tile Beat Goes On F~a , SeX Back in Ule Stet.H. rtspollS<' elicited from lbe seme desire. had a diatinct.ly clill....,.t flavor. The maanlng of the words noel pooL the llot.encre oe if they wert' flllnd 'lrith helium. They a pproac)l muelc tmuggly. eonc.orts are populated by tbOM 1.00 p,_.,upied with mainttining an image. A be.Y$ eon do Lhll ond gjrb can do Lhat type attitude. whieb pervede• Americ:on c:ulture. ia pop. Tbe lint Nle of Punk oc:cordlng to Paul Simon (Clash). i• tbot lbere are no rule5. What exisb. in the Stotea: ia Punk 'lrith too many guidelinM. Ew..,.....IV<l atN<~ lead• to the thrill!' ring cln:u• of tho l'lumatics. who are notblng more thnn • bu11d of llU!I'CCMrles trying 1.o copltallze "" already nosttl~c punk roc:kert. They ew.ploit the entire theM' of the onginol move"""'t ""d lor the dWonont public just .-lwng thlll musk for the lirJt time, present a distorted picture of 1977. The)• play loud. diab.lrmoniouo. obnoxious music. which Is only mode polatable by' their Lbeatrical perfonnanees. wllieh Include blowing up automobile chain 11ws and plenty of •kin provided by the buxom Wendy William•. or Melody Punk rock ••• never big on melody. bu\ tbe Plumalics may overs tep tho boundoriu or good Ltote. They dross up u aide s how ot Lractlmu and emit the same a .,.thetk qu.U~;r-lreakiah . TheRa~. from TDr<K~to. ~ lbt border 1.o ploy McV•n·.. l n hopmg tO rm..h tbo tomishing punk porlrtit. Young and full of energy lbo group of unlrnowno commenced playing. They were I<MJd and U.ey tried to be 81\gry bur a t their ~•• i ndured, they kt>pl droppln~ oubl.lc hint.6 rJ>et r.h<!y might not be u t<Ngh 1• they acted. on . . "Thia nut oongeollod FW.l il'o nothing peroonal.'' announced Lbeir l..ther cooLed lead .J.oaer. Nothing peraoiUil? If J ohnny Ro~n would ~v• said that he would have directed it at everybody and anybody. end token on all CX>CDen if tboy d.i4n'tlike ft.. The original Punk purviii)'On were looooHippod. feeliog l.o . 0 l.beir mind on any IA>pk - re.cerdle.. of I'Opl't!CUQions. 1'be uchanp of lbougbt waa a key in~t in the movemenL. Now this new breed worriea about being profa ~? When the band· s c1tummer got up to gel 1 cup of bOO!r, he expOI!l'd t ho deopest rift '" Punk cultures old ond new. He wu .me wearing desipr jeans. It ..·as a contradittion in stylea; t utUTpatlon ol 011 ldeel _ Pashion waa such an tnteval part of lbe punk revolution. By not conlorminc to tonV<!ntionol atyla and dreui.,. In a manner Lhat wu stigmoli.ucl it - DDiy onved ... a unifonn but ~ peoplt In c.emu of a now culture. Putting ybu.,.._lf o~ tbe ~vet of your enemy leu the air out of the Ure. Slarrlngly . the RaJ!" wu accepted onthu•i••llco.Uy, which ia o stot.e of Lbe art mdlcator. ln.• tead of being a aocial abberont. whitb waa tht oricinol intention. they bove ~ved eecrp<a.oa! lOLO oociety. People aeofl ol the punk$ lbese days. tlley lbink they're 811 overgrown c:hlldnm. u,-~ng ~ day liS if 11 wen Hallowetn: DO looger do lbry incite terror in tbe bearu of others. With the element of fear ineopadtoted, Lbe mode contained in todly*• punk is •• limp •• • wet noodle. '!'Mit (tbe punkel coorse bos l>ren much like that of tiM! 19608 hippie. ontt' 111 inOueot.ial polltic•f faction. now just a !a~hlon. Rest in peace. by Liz Petrino and Buddha tMr god. Con.lideriDg tbtir aut.omoOollt:, laid· back ooe II •Ull'riaed ID fmd any Utenuy developmeJit It aD among a group too tired to rage ag&Wt the dying of the Ught. Yet rl(ge tboy dld, eopeciolly two young poela wboae rounes art now tyn<>nymous 'lrilb the But Movement: Allen Ginsberg IDd Lawrence w•t.enee. Sa etY Pl.ns . !I'M tMir wris4 , . _ limn uJU!JCCW.U {UUy, goue Up/oM IL~,.. (o~ to O(Hn onli9u.• •tons u-lwre 1/wy ih>"lfllt/Otry werr t{row'ii!g olD oNl t ri«l . , . . at! Eveu If e bit cUebed at times In ite n !Yolot.ioiUII')' Oavor, Ginaborg'a norrat.ive poetry heel ruCNJharp cutting~ end ;;iri;iii;lii~5iii~ ii In a loa& euJocy on IUs moc.ber'a cleotb...simllarly attnd.ive II hia rpeclaJ brand of humor. whieb occu;ooaJObobbleo to the aurl oee. In " A Sllpormarltet in Californlo, ··he COtDIIIentt Walt WbiLUian't marked oexual 011 pftfnrence: I ....., you, Wolr Whit"""" childl..., loo•ly old gn;bber, po•/101 t W - U. IM rwfrll•ruwr tutd ~ amo,.. llw . , - y boya. J Mold you utll!l qi6Uiiou of .-4: W.\oAUled 1M porlt e.\opl7 W.\al prico ,.,..,_, Aro you "'))AAP! brief images and ~ WID to the full wflb eometimeo ddicat.o. oomatimes rut bien, a..:uraey. After 1 Ieos 1ban happy childhood, F~ was aent l.o on O<pb.l~ In C~~qua. New Yorit. Later. otter a a Lint In the N1vy and eotne time •pent at n ..... mquine, he toolr hiii doctorate I t the So<bonne In 19111 and from then! beaded out West.. With Peter Martin, FerllQBbetU founded City U&l>ta in S&n f'nuac:iaco.lbe lint oil paper-back boobtcn in tbe tountry and the ....... •hlc.b ..... to later pubUsb Ginsborg'a Hot£L p~·· potOy ill richly i.mapi:te. fuU or homer and polit.lc:al jabe. Like Lbe OLber Beall. he is s.Upt.lc:alobout religion 'and the a"""""'hllity of trllth: " l t 'a aU writ down/ o ,... aomo aeroii ·Lype parduneotalwhith oomc benchmenlleove lying around.. the Dead Su - Uke•here .. . Ginsborg, FertiJicl>etd Olrt.ocl with Zen Buddhism and oft.oo ...n.d hia belief of an eaiJI()I w«<cc filled wilb ..U. ~ ••, ClOIICrtt.o cooU...v.p..t wilb bl.ond billboonl.tlllhlstn imbecile iUuolon1 of bappioe..:· Kla frank atttemeJ~t and good t)'tl detail make pomno like " In Goldea Oats Park Tbot D~" and "ln Goya'a GrMteat Scenes We Sean To See'' rou.nch,y. preeoeiouo. and rot lot oourael very, very Sfoat. Though Ginaborg and Ftrlinghetti """' indleative of tbe :S.l poets, tl!eY were eertlanl.Y DOt tbe oab- ...--«hen. liP lAw Welch. Gary Snyder. and Gregory ..0 lmowa but ju.n lA lnftueatilll. Tbey blu.ed a new trail in Modern poetry wilb Lbelr reoasnit>on or looeliDess and oddly pni()I>Cdve puaivity. They rejeetod ~. )'tit lltuclt to poetry u t.beir 1110et condenoed rcrm of o~<p.-...Joo. Tbey touched '"""' 11.11d tu.......d it Seit. and it may never bo U.. wneqain. ()Gtao. Wtft Jooa t hi 1 tee o �The plop, plop, fizz, 1izz f 0 o rop Culture --ted eo..w-taJ • \ by Mary L. Sir:npson y 011t.lde _erillcl.-. (eopec:l.a1q -when it IDVC>Iwd ,..._.,..,.,t , . . . _ or the threat of ,..W.tioel. awtad ita "'"' aolf. recuJati.Dg apparatoa. !A_ 1971, tbe National Acl...a.!Dg Review Board (NARDI "t.o develop a strociure whldl would apply the pereuaaive cepadtl• of t.o voluntarily eliminate d aeepttve advertlalog. ITT BMlDr beeane the first corporatlcn t.o ..... to correc:tive ~ f.o I"'IDDVVI U. jlluti:m that Prom. tned wu effecthre in ,.eight amtro1. W~bert with ~would ligbtll>e ~all­ the way tD the s.q.._ Court. which Jet the ,ProFl)A ruling IWid. • By 197'7, the NARD had reoulted lD modifying or dlacontlnulag advertieenw!Dta in 600 of ·the ~300 ciiWna it reviewed. Self·regulation and eoneumer mtervention baa c:hanllwd U. content of. saltwater. became u. oaieoponoD t.o the ma-. ' Moulhwoab Ia medicall,y lwmlu.-aDCI Pwt food, for ezamp&e. beDe6ttoed from uaeleaa, but IDOA PI'~.., unawaro TV elqiOIIUn!. ManU, lhe liDidly - · of lhooe faciA • oooold be a otrup cat t.o EIII'OpllaDO, wbo Amo.:ic:aDa ,_;ve much or their bMIIh feod !.heir pet.o CAble ~ Mally v-....riano will t.ell you that &Dimala and hygeine rnforiiiation from care very liWe about "'bat ~hey a.t 1111d advertiaing, although most. ia incorrect. ~-running ad campaigns bave ca~~eed itevariety. Tbeo why dD pet foocla fillouper1l'&l'ket mllllona t.o be spent i.D tbe aeozdl of lalea aDd why have aelo akyrocket.ed perfllet " regularity " although the from abnoat .zero 20 yar11410 t.o over $.2 .5 im~ of a dall,y bowel movement Ia a mediail myth c:rM~ b.Y adYOrtdillg. In billion by 1976? Becau.e advert.ioiag baa a poll tabu by ~ Food and O.V., mode Americana believe peto mu.t eat pet Admin.lalntlon IFDA). 33 j)OI'CClt of food ~hey enjoy. tboM qUMtioaed believed it wu a ~ to lhe i.adu.c.y, liMn are .,..n". co. advertlainti. 8UJipoaedJy IMIIhoa it more """-and lea4ac!~Ptiva. Tbe ..,uaw.g met:b.tniom• givetho ~ public the ~to"fial>l;beek''u­ advoeete David Borowita eaya. "Advertiaing is a rollective medium that· often reveals more about ~ audience than tbe product," writeo Jeffrr Schnlnk i.D SIIDP. Croc.\ 4lld Popultir T<UU. It reOeete the 6Ddlnp of detailed re-reb i.Dt.o moUvetlon and behavior. uaing what ~ are. what they believe, aDd what they often keep hidden from tbemaelves. - Advertlaing is a anc:la1 il>clicetor. It baa DO va1ne or its own, only the vala...., appli«i to it, cooadoualy or nDI.. t.bree ">'!'!! or food boyero- u. .,..,..Cty. Kumana give meaning \.o things. Hall.b fallaciea apawned by advertlalog premium bayero wbo cbooM "100 pon:ent abatraeting them Into symbols. • meet aDC!Ior meat by·producta." the are not. alwayalwmless. Sometimeol.bey Advertleera dld DOt give people l.biB proctical owaere wbo buya lobe cbeepest are daDgerou& Using a.;t.ol t.o cure abiUty; (it is found even In primitive "...-1 produclA" aDd the owner In the "lron·poor blood" muked &D iron· cultlJJ'eSI. buf they ezJ>Ioit 11. middle, the purcbuer ol"molet meal" pet deficiency \. Anemia. Geritol waa 'M>e " Pepsi Gonerat.lon" and~ that foocla that t.ut.e like "they just came out... eventuaUy reqalred to end tha~ campaii!D· "Pepsi feeling" e.xplolt Ameriee's of the can." 'l'be $1 billion apenL by conaument to fuclnatlon with youll!. So aueeusslul was To CODvince ID)'OIM! to bu.Y &Dytb.lng, it alleviate colds go t.o p<oduda thet do Pepai-Cola in itaca.mpaip that it·~ must 6rat be proved thet it Ia ,_jed Uttt.."""" than mask l)'lDI>tOmS. 'M>ey do Coca-Cola dead in ite proflt-o:naking Advertisfllg echievea that by DOt just DOt gel. rid of the cold, U.y bide iL. In U. traeb. Until. thalia, Coka retaliated with exploitiug AmeOc:&na' need for foOO. P""""'l. they hlftder the immllllity ayatem "the Reel Thing." The tlop.o DOt only 'clotbia& aad olielter. but by exploiting wtueb ligbta the cold<:auoiag virua. answered to 7·Up'o " tf'ncola" campaign. Raee1IA. atudiea offer evideece that people's peyc:bolocieal DMCb u wtll. but t.o .the pbooiDeM '!Del plaatic:ity Advertisini c:uMo Ill 011 our a-ma. antibiatlmlneaLtfbldo balp 7DU :!breathe beliavm to be part of culture. hopee, anziet*, and OW' oeed t.o be loved easier," miU' be addictive. 11>e promise, aDd the definition. or Aspirin may be aapirin. bnt consumers and accepted.. Why apencl that much masculinity _and ~mebo readDy oells mooey oo pet food? Becauae Americans are willlDg to apend almost-four tUneol • • everything frOm beer to boot.a to sports love their pets aDd W&Dt them t.o be happy mueb for c.boee branda which oro beavily c:are by appealing to men 'a lneec:w:it:les add healthy. 'M>ey wan~ to be tooc1 pet adv~-brancl namea from large drug"" about their 3UWI.IIdelltlty. owners. So their cmotlcmal feelings ;obcxlt compaillu. Bayer hao nevor worked The attitude of -'ecy t.oward WO<II$! pet.o become ._$2.6 million bcmua for pet better for h.oadaebea than any otMn. but baa a1oo been relleet.ed by ad~. Sterling [)ruga-which maaulaeturea food pcoducera. .. this aWtQde llowfy ebangee. " lh.rlreta. " ..,.I tea Advertising Beyer-hal fouod It ~. Liater!M acid ,_.lhwub with uoftou a Tbeir ~vertlalog da!med, " for quality. E..-rtive Tom Oillion Ill Adwrtising bridesmaid but Dtvtr a bride" b4adJiDes 146••...., ~but want& lD the mincl5 Bayer proved wper;or:· Anacin'e hicher ll.be eulprit.J'U bed brMihl i.D the 1920&. of COD.IU!Illl!l*-•• J.v.l.r pain nlllrter was DOt greater pain l:ven today, wlve~ auppeeedly WDI"Q' Wante ~ ohe ~. . . . , but.a blaw pill. about ring around the collar and the wbi- in fahde aofl.eDer. 1'l»etombtr of "A~,. ~ a.toftM ,."",. huobeDC!i'wbo kept tbolr wlvea l!ecauae tlwJy took Geit.ol hal ,....,.. beaa ~led. more 1IJe ..,._ce tffaa. profftlcL" Patricia c. CarbiDe, "''· mapzine -AIIMor , . , 5cltrlllllr Edltor·ia·Cbief. waroa tt{at oew atereotypee are" replacloc Did oaes. WCJiidDc wives b&ve become auperwomen and WOIDOII have adliDc jobe, ualiR the rat~ wbeN . - womeo do clerical me!'D*J labor for mlllimom· '* Amencan M.out • ......,. -a. - Su Rbtly ..U. ad~ 'M>e Malcl&form WotDAD {"You never kllow •""'- she'D tW'II up'1 cevarta lD htr unclerwMr.in alrporta and oa eailboate. Geraldine Chaplin ta1b about ber •·~ time''-"To beptrfecdy blunt, It waa a~ dluppointiug."-in• the ad fot Campari Uquer whkh GIO!IIItlona tile of the produa only twa, aDd ODe time is lD the "-~tiDe. Actv.tising Ia U . . - upeuive form man ~eat.loo. lAat year · one alooe, Proctor A Gamble, apent M14.e milllOil to c.ch "" to ua ite prodQeta. BaeaUM edvertlalog Ia a rallectloo-of Naliooal ,..,. and dreams, eombbled with lobe att.ampt t.o pai"'Qade, it adocatee con.u.Jblil'l not jut lD PtOiluet ~ hthieh Ia ortea not completely _,,but in~vad IIADdarda and bopaa. AmarieaDI .,. teupt t.o Uve "" to a to look "' the rnerpjplece for ........ t.o penooaJ ~ S... ftc> wany that ad¥W11alllg may lave loa ...... aD laput OD c:ulwre, urge t.o flcbt bed, As Alfred Kaftvbeld, the f.owacler of guehl -'b.paillteaut. ~a-beinp.., • Q'IDbolic ..... of lit.. , _ who rule -l)'lllbob. r:uAt "".. or ~ ....w u...aw �. ,. l·<\ t. . : .... . .u ········ : ·... l ''To m•y players, ~yls lllmo.t a mysflclll, ritualistic ·fllfng. Game ComPlflly £xecutJve'' by John K. Lapiana Silly Puuy .... bono. Weeb later, It 1 OE cocktail puty, Kaye i.o hia book A Toy I• &m. "Mpmoo t.eDd to IIIII botiAir dllrillg timee of ecoacmlc:~. oinco ..,._ giw the ~more boun of essjoymeot t.lwl, M:f moviu or other ~ lonna Peter Hoclaeoo, 1 eucceuful toy mark-..... lob'Odoced to the Ill)'~ goo which bod Clptund the guest8' at.teDtioD. "Ewrybody kept llyiog t.ba.t tbeoe ..... DO ....u.l)' b the etuff." Hodpoo u:plaioed In A Toy u 'Bom, "but I -t.cbed Lbem u they fooled Witb il. I couldD 't bolp DOtic:!Da bo1l' people with buy eclloduiN waAecl •• much u lS miaac.. at a lbot juat fODCIIln& and of ""tertainmenl." u,. ~it." Hodp. ICq1lhd the S1J11 Putcy ~ ripta. Ecanamk: ..-..ity tbOII larced him to u JIO')CIDct in ''piMde ...... •bleb woWd. lia ...,. to tr:aa8part in ~Dapelof.,.. c:art.oDa. At ooe dme. Bodp. cloclded to ~ ~the......._ but to)' bu,rera ~the- "Somathioa about tbe briabtl7 color..t egabell. _,.,.j to label the •tuff iulde .. 'fun·... Kaye u.-ued. .w.. - SIU7 Alt.bollp ealae cotapU)t.ad SIUy Putty fifteen �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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And' finally, adding a few acceSSOffes to you. can emphasize your your 35 mm camera, yoowltf subject by throwing the have the equipment background out of focus. by necessary to capture ltle -t~alng a longer 18118 Jllld perfect picture and achieve ope'!lng up the ape(twe:. .the special elf acta.· Since . you- p ro ba b!.Y characteristic of the purchased your· 35 .nim prol~sslonat picture. camera With a sfandaii:llens Portraits and photographs wl(h a focal length of50mm, of children at pJay are. best you mar. wanvtO"~r~tiase taken wltii a telephoto or another tens. For~nl>inY. zoom lens with a focal flexibility ·and cono/enlence, length of at least 85 mm. A consider a zoom lens. One telephoto lens achieves a zoom tens, such as Vlvltar'.s mo1e natural perspective, 28-8'5 mm or 70.150 avoiding the "big nose" look lenses, can be used as your often found with shorter standard lens, so you need to buy and carry only one focal length lenses. Also, you can be a lens while enjoying the comfortable ctllltance from flexibility of a r~nge of local your · subjec~ aod stlll l engths. ....__~------=· _....;·:_,__~ With a longer zoom lens, such as the 70.t50 mm you can take pleasing portraits as well as scenes • and objects farther away without moving or changing equipment. With a shorter lens, such as the 28-85 mm, panorama scenes as well a family photographs can be taken with a single piece of equipment. There are several • o\her advantages to a zoom leps: Without · moving yourself, you can follow a target as II gats closer or farther. You can change the cropping Instantly so.tha\ it appears that you have inO"Yed closer to, or farther from, your subject. A(ld zoom lenses are easter to focus;.on many lenses, the zoom and focus Is an easy one-touch operation glylng you more freedom to concentrate on · the subject you're photographing. _ By s~cking with major reputable brands of photo equipment, you can enjoy this flexibility without loss of sharpness. And, by se.Jectlng one lens carefully, you can avoid purchasing additional equipment later on. For example, the Vlvltar 70.150 mm zoom lens offers the convenience of several local lengths as well as the advantege of macro· 'VISAt card. A Weatem Union Cbarp locualng. With It, you can Cud IJIIDey Order, up to Jl,OOO. will be photograph nowers and flllllhelt1D the W.tem Union oMee or other details cloiM!p. eJ"')erpncy. Also, at a fraction of the cost of a new lens you can add a Matched Multiplier, up your money- usually within which -Instantly extends the two hours-at the loeaJ Watem Union lens range to 300 mm. The olf~eeor agent. Then! are 8,600 Metched Multiplier arso nationallY. except in Alaab. doubles the reproduction Conveniently. about 900 loeationa are ratio, giving you an Image V. open 24 hours. It's that easy. . life-size. Other accessories you Be suie to remind your pari!nta ·about might wa~t lo consider are our toll-free n~. lt'a all d!ey need to filters. bQw-oost !!lmple to c:a11 Wlltem Union to the re.me. add to the front of your lens, filters not only protect your lens but are valuable ln acf11evlng· speclal eltacts. For example. a sofl·focus llltat will gl.,. you the soft ..--------=---.;._________________ An emereeney stop for repairs can wipe out even the beat-heeled tnlveler. Luckily, all you need ia the price of • phone call to get you the money before your ear pta off the tift. Here's what to do when you need money in a hurry. 1.theCall home. Reportgetthe situation._and tell folks they can ernei'Rt!fiCY cash to you fast by phone. I. Ask them to call Weatern Union's toll-free number,~ (in Missouri, 800-3a-6100~ anytime, day or night. They eharre the I"'11pe1 and the aervice fee t.D their MasterCard• or -ant 1 ..-..,our M .:.!!i!Jl �look often found lo portraits. hazy or cloudy skies lets you To avoid pink eyes and glare Colored filters can achieVe a natural took and on faces, "bounce" the light completely change the look helps yow model evqld from the flash off a nearby of a colored photograph or squinting. However, you're wall or ceiling . Modern simply highlight details · not llmltad to overcast days. electronic Hash units like ~uch es clouds and' skin Trt1o achieve the same fool< · Vlvltar's 2500 have enough tone In a black-and·whlte by placing your subjects In power to carry easily from photo. the shade or-near a bright flash to ceiling to model. Cross-star, multiple· wi ndow. Available )JGht If your walls ars dark or Image .nd aplft.fletd fitters streaming throogh a"WWndow ceiling Is high, bounce the add a touch of the exotJc1o near yout subject can add a ligh t- off a white your pictures, while very pleasing effect poaterboard or similar llghi ultraviolet, skylight and Photographs taken surface. If you do decide to polarizing filters remove outdoors In the bright photograph Indoors. using haze and sllghtiy clarify sunlight · can be attractive, Incandescent or florescent oolora for everyday use. but as a photographer, you light Instead of Your photography dealer have to be careful. If your pholog.r aphlc flash, check probably has a free guide to subject Ia facing directly your film· you ·w ill probably flhera which will expand the Into the sun, you'll find the need to purchase a filter or possibilities even further. model Impatient and the end special film to correct the Now that . you have the product harsh and color resulting from the equipment. It's time to use It unattractive. However, If the artificial lights. like a pro. First, take a Up light Is behind the And today's flashes tlave from the professionals; be photographer and a bit to generous In using fUm. Even the side, light will reflect added features that enhance the most successful plaa&Jngly ott your subject's portrait photography. For photographers do not rely on face and w ill eliminate example, the 2500 has an " eye llght panel " that one snap of the shutter; -to model squint • And, don't forget to use captu res sparkling achieve the professional A STEADY GRIP Ia probablt the -'Important apec:t photopraphs you see In a ·the camera on rainy days. highlights in the model's of phologr8phy• . Note hera that the pbotogra!ll* magazine or studio, ttte Colorful rain slickers and ey!Js. aupporta• the camera with the pelm of the left hMd And now, . . lights photographer may have bright faces really stand out while INwlng the thumb and Index fJnoar fYM to used several rolls of film. from a grey background. ' camera, a.ctlon.. . you'r~ , operata the focual.n g ring and the aperture ring. The If you ars taking Indoor ready to be the farhily's right hand Ia uMd f~ balance and to operata the This Is because people are ever changing their photographs In the ~venlng, ' ' p r o f e s s I o n a 1 ' ' _ . ttuttar ,....... and 8dwance 1- . The pholograptlar ahoulcl be elite to operata the etrtn ca-. without expressions and posture, use a flash for best results. pho tographer. Snap away! mowing hla hands. · pnd 1118 look you've been walling for may lest only a moment. Also, after hearing several clicks of the shutter, your family members will probably begin to relax. To stretch your film dollar, especially when you're experimenting, use color slide or B&W film; they are less expensive than color print film, and either can be used to make a high quality prtn1. To achieve a natural and relaxed look photograph your models-expecl ally children-when they are Involved In an activity. Opening presents during birthdays or holidays offers a perfect opportunity because your subject Is usually exc i ted and engrossed In the adventure and tbe environment Is festive and colorful. There are plenty of other ·opportunities tor pho t ographs, though , especially when you're photograph ing your own children. Catch them when they're playing in a sandbox. You may want to set up a situation, position the 1 children and then walt · '~( ·,•, ~ti,l: ,·t_ 1I.J \.'f :-J~~~ : ~ 1 :, ,\!I~'"' ·- -~~-·,:·~ '.~. ' ' . ' quietly for a few minutes while they gel Involved. , : ' ' ~ ·. I :I f ( 1 • : ' -, ' , ;' f , ·._, f ' ,•\' ' \ i- t- ( : , , • l_: • Finger paints, projects with tissue paper, playing wltf\, f < ~ t ' t r "t ' ! "f ~- : ~-, clay or sand, playing with a pet or musical r ~ ~ t 'f r ~ : > t t ' < Instrument-these offer tun ~ I ~ '· 0. • ~ ' ' ' I t o • I o and colorful activities to try. Move In close to your ·· ;1·,,.'• :r·.·' ···~~.j~~~·. I~ \;.,·r,• t · , subject so that the child or 1• adult model Is the most . ' . Important faaturs In your picture. Eliminate all the d istra ct ions surrounding him or her and focus on the most Important part of the picture, the model's face or upper body, or the close 1ntaractlon of two or more peOple. Once you have your model, camera and equipment rMdy, '*- Ia one ITIOI'a lmponant element to • nota: light. Shooting outdOOra, under allghlly Hang on to·t hat caniera. THE EXPERIENCE OFA LIFETIME. 0 0 j , : 1 I • I I I I 1 : ' 0 1 ,.. , f' ' ' ( , I ' : 0 ' ' ' 0 I : 0 \ f ' f : .. 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Automatic, manual, . combination A.· Lenses-wide angle B. Interchangeable or lenses (for Infinite varl,ty In automatic/manu'al light and telephoto'(a zoom lens wide angle, telephoto & metering In one of those ranges or @.. close-up capabilities) D. Camera body weight wide-to-telephoto zpom C. More creative E. Price .(note: special offers optimum f«!XIblllty) options (made possible wltl\ . ,aavlngs are . available ~-Electronic Flash Unit ability to control focus & throug!l kit purcha;lAis) e. Protective filter for light; to add on filters, to F. Comfort (how does it lens (Skylight or Ultraviolet) combine flash & other light feel to you) • D. Equipment case sources, etc.) · G. Ease o.f usj ng E. lens brush/blower D. Ease of use-today's features, seeing gauges, and cleaner SLR's cameras are usually etc. F. Pr9tect1ve le_ns case automatic. H. Type of focusing G. Lens teleconverter ~ (instantly dovbtes or triples mechanism II. What to took for In 1:-- Speci a1 -·built-In the focal length of your tens ' purcha.sing an SLR camera features (motor ·drive/auto H. Tripod (espS.cially winder, waterproofness) I mportant In IO)N·IIght · J. Features ~hat offer· situations) IV. Recom-mendations selecting a camera A. Obtain literature at camera store B. Talk .to dealers; Each has personal bias so see more than one (You're pretty safe with the well-known brand names) · C. If interested, read a photo magazln"e or Consumer Reports report on the cameras D. Narrow choice to a few' in your prlce range E. Try them out In the store; go through the steps of loading a camera, setting gauges, focusing, etc. F. ' Ask Jhe dealer about used cameras and check the p.hoto magalnes for mallorder camera outlets; you can often saxe lnoney G. Look Into SLR outfits that inclued a complete "starter" · sysfem including such Items a~ 'a camera, Interchangeable .tenses, automatic ,flash, and so on. This Is a. particularly economical way to get started In SLR photography. "(For example, the .Vivftar XV System 35 offers a precision quality automatic camera plus accessories and case for modest lnvestmeflt.) H. Consider buying a camera with a lens other than the "normal" 50 or 55mm lens. For example, buy a camera body and 28-50 l!lm lens, ot 35-70 or 2~ or 70.150- lens for , long-term flexibility & \ICOnomy I. look Into .tenses, flashes & ~her accessories made by "other manufacturers (e.g. Vlvltar & other companies specialize In marlte1Jng a wide selection of high-quality acbessorfes that · are mide to beua,d with ~ major camera brands. ' ~Jck with ' · major brands with · a reputation for quality and you'll itlld up, wltll a better av-tem lor less expen"se.) a �. A blu~ry background? Domain of depth of field DEPTH O F FIE.LD: The flrat photograph llluatnltes a relftHiy am811 depth ol field. Thla due to the lae1 that the aperture 11 opened- meaning that there 11 a low numb.r on the aperture ring. Th advantage to thla Ia that · the BefoP...the Wille source .. -------1 A 0.0.~~ 5ft:ltte6 I ~~~:,:.,eo:;:: photograPher Ia able to ahoot at a faster ahutter apeed. The I I MCOnd photo, on \he other hand, lfaa • greater depth ol field, occuring when one uatopa the lana clown." Thla means ·.that you u11 a hlghef numb.r on the aperture ring. The · disadvantage to thla. ls that you mual ahoot ala slower ~co:::~~.,.~"" =..,.,~"(;':" faglo,_,_ I =~------1· OlY _ _ __ _;_;_ I SWf - - -JJP, lhuttar apeed. PHOTO you 2JG PHOTO IUPPLEI• ..a--. - . a ... 1UIP&e1WI., -..auT.1UI;.& 1110 -.&Wa. Aft.: ~==;;:;::·-= -·- . .. 71011'11AaT ROAD . ., .. . ._. �. l ~ Careers -with cameros i There has been a In locating . and producing challenging field, vou are 4t tremendous growth In the rare ..or difficult to find . probably wonderlnct how ~ _number of professionally. . pictures lot use by various one gets Into · such a i> employed and tnse lance publications mostly. Though buaTness. Ideally, a good 1. photographers In recent · almos! eyery m-.)or picture researcher Is one · f years. This Is due in large magazine has employees Jn who has a llood general -: part to the vast Increase In this type of work the growth education, strong . world pubtlca,tons ot ali klilda. has been mainly In tree- affairs backgrouQd, Is . a media addict and of course - Thle Is also attributable to lance work. the greatly I-ncreased Though pay for tree lance possallsas good skills In, popularity In picture taking work varies from job to job, 8Jld knowledge of, the In general, creating a larger the l~west Is for !llxtbook history or photography. _ number of talented · research which runs about II nelttter of the above photographer$ from which $10.00 per-hour. The average mentioned Interests you and to choose. rate of pay ·lies ·between 'you're still into working with Another lesser known $10,00 and 20.00 per hour cameras you could always area of photography, Which with film work being the become • a sales hu grown tees dramatically costliest. ;. representative for one p f the than actual picture taking is For those who have begun major corporations 'Who picture researching. That Is to acquire an Interest for .h~ve grown tremendously In companies who specialize this intriguing • arid the last decade. i f . ' Good advice (or keeping cameras . in tip-top shape Recent developments 1n sopnist lcated, precl~ion camera technoiogy haVe lad iiTstrument. Like any to . ·more and mora· precision instrument it automation tor requires ci!Jrtain handling photograprMrs. · The 35mm precaullons· to keep It camera haa bliicome very functjoning correctly. . easy to usa providing such Pat haps the most featoras ~s automatic lmportar~t preca\!tlon is to exposure, automatic film protect the camera troll) the advance and even automatic elements. Water, sand, dust, focusing. It Is easy to forget etc. can quickly ruin your that the simpler the camera expensive camera, Is to use, the more complex sometlmes making i t are the mechanlsms Inside. 'un!.t~Paira~le. Taking a The modem camera Is ' a camera to the beach Is not a , .• goo<! idea unle~ can' , completely protect the camera ,.(JI case is not enough). Also, keep the camera away from extreme heat or cold. This Is bad for the camera as well as the film. Trunks or gloveboxes of cars are not good places to store your camera Your lens can be protected Inexpensively by mounting a skylight or UV filter. This keeps dirt and foreign objects from striking the lens. II is much less ~xpenslve to replace a damaged filter than to repair a . damaged lens. When .cleaning lenses, always blow off loose dust first. Various devices are available for this purpose at camera stores. Then wipe with lens tissue following instruct~ons on the pap~i!ge. Do not use tissue made tor eyeglasses as this could harm the lens coating . Most modern cameras have <~,t least one battery. If . you are not using the camera steadily, (at least once a week) remove thebatteries. t.:eaking batteries can cause clam age· to your equipment. Also, remove the batteries pccasionally anq 5 winnes:sreceive a grand !J1Ze.that IS c lean all contacts, battery and camera, with a pencil · really a grand prize: A Nikon FE camera, a eraser. -. • 135 mm telephoto lens and acoessories. • Keep t.he outside or your Altogether, it's~ Sl<XX>. ... • camera clean by blowihg it Also; anyone who includes $LOO for oH· and brushing with a .soft postage and haOOijng akJog with clean ·brush. Also, blow oot their.pbqtn wil be sent a roll <i Kodak the Inside occasionally 5247 35 nun film. when the back Is open. Do Below are 1he not use too much force· near Read them call!fuly the shutter curtain however. ~there Also, if your camera Is a • wi be a short quiz • single lens reflex, blow out · afterwards: • .,,.,~·-,,. ....a.-·eo".........the mirror chamber by removing the .lens. Do not touch the mirror Itself as it soratches easily. · In spite of your precautionary measures, your camera may still suffer a breakdown. Never force any camera control If it does ~------------~--~--~~-not _ appear to be functioning. You may A&Wia--._.:;,...=-~;;;;;-=;,:.... . increase the damage by I, forcing it. Take ·n to a camera repair specialist to · be checked. Repair shops are listed under "Photographic Equipment Repairing... In · the phone • book. Even If your camera appeafl! to be working fine, have it OOIJIPietely checked over about once a year. •It is well - Worth the nominal service charge. MKI.JOU ours.. . The "Now comes Miller Time" Photo Contest. _us~rs. Where one picture is worth a thousand dpllars. • AbcNe are a few elC!Illlllt'SOI our college ad camp;Dgn. Y~ may have seen them hebe.. Do JOO have'a P10to that woold mal<e a great "Now axnes Miler Tine" ad? Hyou do, why not enter the "Now cx:mes Miller Tune" Photo Coolest? ' Your P10to can be irooic, absi.B'1:I, ~1, e\'ell ridiadous. Hwetlink it's ~ we1 make an ad out of it and )'0111beawD!er: ... =--=--'-; �.. o•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• . I I I I I I I I I I ImprovementS in cassette tapes In · spite of the heavy publicity being focuaed on metal coated tapes In recent years, manufacturers are concentratlhg on Improving their oxide based tapes. On t he b asis of recent announcements,• all the major manufacturers seem to be following slmiii!J paths In t heir development programs. By thla point In time even many of the lowest priced cueette decks can handle metal basad tapes. Though as many have discovered, metal tapes are hardly distinguishable from most good oxide tapes. Aclually, the biggest dlffernce Is In price with metal tapes costing around twice as much. Among the problems faced by manufacturers Is the maintenance of a uniform, controlled tape path. Another problem trying to be overcome Is the shifting of the tape In the cassette at right angles to the d irection of tape, movemen t causing lnt8fchannel cros61alk. Yet another Pf"Obtem being tackled by manufacuters Is eliminating uneven torque which can cause wow. . i j i.. ~ QUESnONNAIRE en 1) Did you read "lmaga" beceuH you are lntereated In : 1) buying a camera and or aueHrlea, 2) buying or upgrading !lOur ~t stereo system, 3) tl~ on maxlmlzlng the oue of your pr~ot equipment. 4 ) other- - - - - -- lc 3 I manufacturers' I The announcement s seem to Indicate that they are approa~ng thesa--prootems in a $lmllar manner. Among the Improvements are Ja,pe hubs and guide rollers of lmpioved plastic materials which prevent the tape packs from binding against the Inside of the cassette shell. II Is not the purpose of this article to play favorites with any particular brand of tape manufacturer, merely to point out the efforts being taken to lmpi'OIIe the quality of cassette recordings. And Indeed, this year's models are showing obvious improvements over last year's. II is the opinion of this writer that the quality gap between metal and oJCide tapes has narroll(ed significantly. Which brands will go best with youJ specific tape deck Is hard to say. I can only recommend that after reading the spec sheets to try a few which sound good for your system. Then of course, the pleasure Is listening to them play back and deciding which one Is best for your system. Happy listening. 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Close examination leaves no question why. The Nakamlchl 1000ZXL, definitely an instrument of the future, harnesses the power of 2 microprocessors (A.B.L.E. & R.A.M.M.) to redefine the state of the art. This model offers a most Impressive list of features the length of which cannot be· covered In the space provided. Priced at $3500.00, this model won't be found in too many dorm rooms. Another award winner this year Is the four feet tall by two Inch Magneplanar speakers. At a suggested retail price of $385.00 this model, unlike the Nakamichl 1000ZXL Is within price range lor many college students. Because the most significant advancements in stereo technology were in the Increasingly popular cassette decks, we will focus on this component. The two newest advances In tape recording technology were metal-particle tapes an~ Dolby HX Headroom Ext~nslon. Since you are, all familiar with metal tapes, I will focus on Dolby HX • Headroom Extension. 'The_ advantage this provides Is to eliminate the high frequency. losses caused by setting higher bias levels which minimizes distortion at loWllnd middle frequencies. This can also be achieved with metal particle tapes but your costs are much lower If you have a tape deck with Dolby HX Headroom Extension. One of the manufacturers boasting this feature Is IliAD particularly their models 6040 and 6140., These represent a much more practical tape deck lor the average college student priced at about $285.00. This feature Is available through many other manufacturers as well. These are of course just a lew of the re~ent innovations in · stereo technology. 1 hope that you are as Impressed with these as 1am. And though'we can't all allord the Nakami.chl 1000ZYL, it gives us . something to dream about and keeps us In anticipation of coming innovations. Whatever eventually strikes· your laney most, I am sure that you w ill agree that most of the lui) Is in comparing the different models. �Making your cassette record,ngs sound · ·better Many of us often wonder distOrtion, low noise and why our.cassette recordings good high frequency.· are not up to the quality we A good general rule In would like them to be. This level setting Is to set the article deals with several level so that the meter ways to Improve your home needle twitches cassette recordings. occ asionally during the Aseumlng that you have softest passages and moves • experimented with different past 0 or Into the red area tapes_ and · have found one o nly briefly during the that best wori\s In your deck, loudest ones. the first step Involves \ Most taping situations are properly matching your such that no single level recorder ~d tape. Obviously setting will manage to keep you m11st set the the Tecorded signal both equalization and bias to above the noise In quiet match the tape type . pa5sages and below the Matching your deck to the dlstorflon point In loud ones. precise tape formulation you You can overcome this with are recording on Is of more what the pros call "riding Importance to attain better gain" which Is simply sound at higher output anticipating where the levels. music Is heading and to Most of the more attain the proper level ex~n.slve decks do this setting lor each passage automat k:•lly.• The more beforehand. moderately priced decks · have meters showing when ~nother helpful action Is the bias Is correctly set for to frequently clean and the particular type of tape demagnattze your tape you're recording on. It Is decks heads as well as the possible to get a good tape guides, capstans and match without such ~very other P.art th•t comes features. 1n contact w1th the tape. A 11 yo r deck has a general recommendallon Is continuo~sly variable bias I!J do so after abou! 30 hours control, try adJusting It of recordln~. slowly as you make a test With these tips In hand, It tape of a record that Is is easy to see that lop sonlcally similar to the kind quality equipment Isn't the of material you're planning first requirement for top to record. Listening quality recording tapes, critically, you can find which substantial savings can be bias setlln~ gives the best Incurred through mulllple b!llance amono low • pUfCha.ses. lHESDEQRUM April I til Vol. 31. No.5 £1ouc.c.- .. , EliitO'·In•Ch~ ..,.~ 1'1o}«1 CoordiMIOt' ..... C. Moll · BusiM:BM._ Ta.Sp<t,_,o{/1«1--llt.JsSSq.ftHoii,S.HU~-,oj,:;.... y-., ...u-. /llif/lllo. (116111/·Uit. _eo,.11., lltdf..,H..., rott. n.Sp<t"'"' lllno'r.ri, Ul/4. TtltpltoM: #JJ UM Sl-. rflf/. SlwdtlllRfPOI>h<vll_oJ - · '""·_ ~ pollq. - - b y , , . . - 4... Cloltf. _, . . . _ wil-11/w-<Oturnl"[llw &IH~It/il"rltf/1/trild/lttf>. Try Wendy's A11·You.C.n.Eat G..-den Frtllh SALAD BAR Buffet Only Slai AVAILABLE AT ALL WENDY'S ~~~ll IN ~RJE & NIAQA~ COUNTIES :...- �We've got the be~t little ~arehouseil! B'Jffalo·- ,b ut it's , over'stotMd Oll these items..Hurry In and savet I "GoOO'System_ "Better"System "]Jest"System ,..,. SANYO M-57itt ~ ~nil# l'fCtJrtilr ,..,.,.. c..ud,.lut. bMill·i• "'flliAr•. LBO_. re• Uullcator, p•••• di•l••l co• •t•r. U.tl/44 co .. trCJI. ·tape lft ord M-4HO...W.t-,:;... ''*t'f'O. .,.,11 ft4od! ,,.,.,.., b•UHA Mit.. UdriGbl« plld dtot allow• - "' (H''"" "qn·df'lux·t: f<tllriMdtor lou_..,, ot.lne toM" 'ltMl Mu" )'fUir "'•r.l14po CdpOI>iUI)I, odwoMI DoU>y NR, 3-flolli'*' lMD.n/q t~blt """"' •IIO•IO{IIU.Wpollfto(yoo.r ----· a<l/kfl ... ,_, of ........... .~ c . -.... . ..... . - ,..........,........_ ·99· of TBAC CX-360 cuuru d•d yoM Gil t1u odiHtoM/ of dolan cl«h..AI o , ;. ., pried ProtUf"#l • .,lldiOitfl~~ z;;.,._ . •• • • SONY BHNIO'• Ai6A q...UI)I bl4nA Nntttc.. 6aJ for cMonw l.iu <M<Ao. Td• od~• of our •roclt"4Ap price/· 5 Plldt Sl2.50 • '2• SOUND DYNAMICS loth'""" woy ,..,.._.... wirll oll- dHp bon "''PG0" ood /olgMT •ffl<i"'"Y· At.o (oaiiU'U • di#- /Of' el'i$p. d<or iJ6AL U•t I J851.111S fOCA. ONI .....,,...,.. 4ont 1 EACII 4io ••w pol1 dulp tlwu ifii/Q- 129 95 e SOQTHGATE PLAZA - 1052 Unloo Rd., Weet Seneca · ~ e SERVICE CENTER • 747 Maia St., Buffalo· 854-3210 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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SUNY tukloe fCif OQI .,a.. Al::alnlq to Dlrec:lor of doe ea..iboe; Diet s-n, ......... ill .U.., OR ~wil- Sl to SIS ........ SUNY'a bwolloa• ~ ... 110.• . . . . __.Ill'. tttllloa ......_ He oddecl dill !be - " oilier ....._..., • '"'-'' ~---or .... uodioa,._ _ _ ,.... -...v out, .... ~a.-... -.lildy, AlllloooP .... did-. ... doe l.qltML- ... s... budpt Ill' ~. Soa&.ara. A Johll ~ <R·Amllont)- ......_of doe St. . . Allododoe of. . !iuK ~ C$ASU) Jom Slmo ol ..,...., IIIII Cloe ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . llllclillooaol..tiO-'t- .r... - . 1M.....-.... put lbdf aounb<n down oa · "'-dillll 10 Sura, U.C ~or SUNY'a - - l o a ''Ia llill 1111111 cb< air," udSASU ltillbuDOLsi- up hope foro portial tllilioe roUbod:-pMiiiblyto SJO or IIIIJ. ...,_..., Sonloro laid thai . - o portial rolbod: of 1M tUiiJoa llik< wiiJ require. I ..,.pr _,..loa 011 tbe Lclirlolure'o pen, - - , be - . . . wil DOl come I,_ ...... rally.- SlodfCI'IOid 7Jir ~·....,..,dull .... Ia Alboay'' • fw as 1M bodp:l II ..,.._..,., .....,. boc:ouaeao..- H..a L. Oarcytoolt ao ion& ''1cuil 'lritla ........... laadcn 8114 LOUc abolllhil cuu." ~ 0 .11ae. Ambent "-bbyman COII<IIrml with S.U.toro t1aa1 1ben: we buicdy two al...-oatl ... f0t SUNY, but he ref to . . - on Whic:la one cb< L<a~s~atur• would opt for. ''lli<R.,.. o lot of r...-. R)'lna 11011nd," he remorked, "but _ , kDOWI anythina for '""' riaht now. I dol)'t know •bother to b< optlnalatlc or J)<Uimlldc mfSdf." Slodfer llid thlll both the AIICI'nbly and the Senate ihould b< JUbmittina their budp:l propoph 110111etin>< today, and lhlll SUN Y'• flllc will b< much cl<arer 011« the two bousa of "tr ,.,..,.. IIOizl& 10 roll belt," be IOid T1w Spod!Mt, ' ')w're-jOIR DOI . . . IO - e l M Income_,. for _ sUNY 10..........., ......,u." S..on oddecl IIIII """ oae ia bio riafulllind -.w daft • t11idoa ....,_,.. t . doioDcd dill ofler pr<'lioul ,...,.. ot boa4lot - - - . . , . - llle ...,.... of lllis ,._., Eoccub>e - .......... - - • Ilia aooplwio oa _..ud o--« II aadl 10 lSI< doe l..qblalft 10 come to 1M Carll • • Slodf... ..,...., willa Sonloro'• ............ bul abo blla>ed llle SUNY - . I ot nu.- far ...... 10 noioetu~ b<fon: doe ........... ~ ....... clct>oliDa. IUIOnlioll. "1&'1 • If llle T . - fon:al m Into o poskloa," b< laid. "h'alikelllecon before tb< bone." Aecardilla 10 SUNY Yoce Ow>cdlor far Compuo Affaln Cblrla l'<rri», d,. .....,. or SUNra Lqillllllve ra10<11ioo I• • unClear oaw u b waolosl - h . " Tbc miolmUGI SUNY wiD p:1 (overall) wt'l b< wbal'• in tbe Eoecutiv< Bucl... rcq.-, bill we RiD doa't kDow abolll uythln& ~... be ciii.....S. • Stem noled thlll Albuy iadiclllon claim tb< faa of SUNY's tuitloa hike Is tied to 1M fonuna of 1M Cily Uniomity of New York (CUNY). H< Aid 1M Aslanbly b •t:rf mud! in favor or keepina CUNY'•tuilion at 1900 but 1M Senale hu takm th< Slana: U.U "if you're aolna to raise dull SUNY you baw to raiK C\JNY:· Soutooa odnlltt<d tlaat this "rum<lf" bod b<m heard in Albany, bill dllcon<inU<d It 11 ....,.,..hlna lhlll wiU ""' ultim&tdy orrea SUNY." Sh<ffrr, w1>o aiu oolht Auembly Hlah<r EdUCillon Committee, Slid he bod no kno""""~~e or t.hc''narnGf. "" [wednesday 1 April 1981 Vol. 31 , No . 75 SUNY at Buffalo ... ...,..,. ,... .. *'u.....,~ . .,._ .... Rifkin wins as SKUBA triumphs -- by Stela~ ~---­ Rtfkaa cndil<d lail _...,. to .... " deaD CUipoip" lhM SK\IIIA 111D """'._.a~ vot<n ....... - ~ Hal llld bio - - - ....... of d o e polliot pe.oa.. ........... ~ ....... dab ~ ..... ..................... ~ e' ' ~---' VBA w year. maiftuitoed lhM b< IIIUII<s he tiUII!ida< Joe Rin:la, P U.CrSt. The Prttidaa&-dea uaid ..... doe periJ tolled to ~ aot Ia cootaa ..,... _ , aotdeDu . _ ...._ o f tlw ballau 8114 doe viclory i11 1111 •c-~t ·, ...... lm..-"'111111» mula... ....... doe...- Utadapwl:ua< Studan Aaodoatioa ,..,,.......... d ...... t b < -. . a -... ._..,. SA. ''I tlalnt SA loti _....,. (SA) dccliom. <IIJI(llrlna r;.. or 111< A br<Udowa of 1M ....... positlcaJ, wlaik stoclaw ~ ..... 101alk Rtfkia ..... ..... lhtpastw.o....U,"bcYCifed ''Do" lay a three to l*" Scbaeta roo . . _ ~ Ia 1M eotly T - y _,.,., "Pcopi< matJia oa llle <Xlfttro¥<nial ROTC an-t Complc:A. 111< nmt.W hi~ I te.aducy 10 b«OIM' wiruler troVDCed tla< T rlum,ph ~ ..... ..., ..... toll}'lftd ref<n:ndWIL Joinina Rifldn OD Ill< >ictory coadid.lte oa tbc Maio Slreet Iarina about • - .... .. Rifkin lmlskd that 1M r<S<du JliDd ...,.. fdlow SXUBA membcn ~up b..., •octot'f St<V< ~.. (Vice Ptaiclmt), ....,..W. Winnina by o-cr dvte.(o- prcMded him with 1 lllllldMe uad Travis Ballard (Uni_..;ty Council ooe in Squire Hill, tW<Mt>oOa< m he told h< ptaas to use tllis to puo his repramtative, ud St~ Cauooe Oatk ()ym ud thr<e"o-ooc: in .,._into oaloca, swtiaa widl He aad Joho Sutoro (Student Goodyear Hill. Rifkin padded hb "punlna Ill< piocft __,... AssQc:iatioo of 1M Sill< Unlvrrslty vic<ory with o SltOill mowina In dd<ptes). Ooly Triwnplu Marie Moen (Treasurer) and T1011 Smkt The fllloltolli<s of 1ut week's SA dectiom arc ., follows: (SASU del<pt<) .,..,.. obi< to break ialo the SKUBA mooopoly• After lmpouocllna 1M ballou 16'19 n ... Joe Rifkin Friday b«oUK of a plethora of 158 2'7'111 Conldl Sdao<blef :ompa;p «<fnplainu. SA ofrldals l&S Tom Coa111t finally narted cou.ntina la.tc 7'111 208 Tom ShaMooday aiPt after Ill< Stuclc:m· S'lll JonlaDAIISiaocler uo Wille Judiciory (SWJ) tiUDed doWII Rita Robtru OISQUAUflED oWl~~ fh:lm 'Triwnl>b va . . -t Presitlmtlal <aDdidot< Cortldl IDl St... Kaplan $daoclcr 10 ~ 1111111 of 1M _... H< bod cb.aqed 1tilkla and 9?4 30'111 PlalJ Pipaldll 40S ll'li SIW1IA Trasarer bop<ful Ste-t Lalic Jeffery~ .m II '!'I Williky willa oa:o:plina 10 w...J Vanity Ollb mdoncmeat of TrIJ6S 42... Mart Moore WpPOrt. )6. . I lSI St..-. Williky [)ebb;r O'Ska 475 IS"" 231 MatyAsaw:r IWtla oacaos.-.d lais - . ~~over100--16'19 UolftniO' ~ . . . . , _ " toiSI 1710 St'li Travis Bollard 9)) za... Oovid Horrm. of ......... ~·- Sdaaacr Sl6 II... MarcO..... .-n~~,..,.. SA PreUdcat nm SASU Odopea OJ tS'/1 18 .. Jolua Sootara ...... tac 'lilsloediaa_...,t, IS45 18.. TiaoSmto 1iaa Stcnl., by oaiJ six - · 1St) SU...Catroac 1519 ll'li l<l'rf Obta Vourtunaoullllisyeorwas. IIJ), 1)62 16.. Oovicl flsber willa ms ut>t~apwtuaus cutiaa [)ovid Ouovio 12 .. 1000 IS ......,.....t to Oll!y lAOO WI Scltbol· Aaa4, .., .... cq>oc1C11, .... IIOTCJI(JI .a.. Ya two ,.;or ponia-SICUBA ud 1665 110' No Tri.... ' . • 1 tho bM1ocitaa. .-10 bolat.,. _ t_......"""",_ ... ......... ""' BiD""'" .... . ..,....,._n_ .,.., ,.. ..,...._,_OaJ,n.,......,..ay ,........ ,.. ~- ....... !~illoll - ...-.. """ �• i~ said be •ould bqin nomina ltia ol! o ; , _ 10011cd would 1llftt 'l'ith Sllcdlan to plan lite ~ ! erron ~fore asoumlo, <Onlrol on Monday. - ! Schae1cr uid be ••• not <ull)n.l<d by the Olltoome, and aid ...: Tuesday ht wu uruw-c: of his fwun - plus. The Faoully-Studenl :; Asloeillio<t Ptcsident prau.d the ~ hop IU1110Ut and -~ that "we a 11 ;:: had predia~ my VOlt lOIII prt:tty doody. akf>ouP Jot (Rill;lll) did 6o ba1a than npec~~:· ~ friumpb Pll'l)l <Udid11uvbmin~ "'" dirrer.,. ....,plainu .,.., the wttl<end in a 1ul dilob ltltrnpl to ltlve the PYaidentiaJ raae rultd invalid. Yer borb 1imea he wu unsuccaoful. Tht f1nt involved !be coafuJion aurroundina 1hc tndontmml by lnltmlional duba inro SW J Milll lndeptnden1 Rh a Robert• orr 1be ballo1. allbouch It ~fll.l<d 10 have Ibe"""' r<r<htdul<d. • Air uatllc CCIIWOicn....,.. "'-'tabaveJdledldod I "fty-in" I<> Wllhloalon roday In aD Mltmpl IO tJ<pedi1• or • bUI t:allina for lac:reaoed air lnlffk afety - · ~ bill Is preacuUy bt:iac dtboltd iD eommlu.ee. Panidpellne lo the "fly-in" will be repc.....,lllves from lhe Ruffolo 011d Nu.,.ra F.U. ......-ionil llrporu. ~ c:oouolk:n will m<et witb chrir respoalve Conaressmen to plea for hiP.. pay and a b<uer intcrnlatiooal aad minority ro1lr<m<n1 pion, in addicion 10 ~ iOIJill 11110 safety 11ildenu for p11>pdlin1 blm pastlh< ttJUlalioM. SKUBA l111dsUdt. Moore ptlttr..S Tht W..run.too <Y<nl is 011 tl<l<nslon of reotnl I )6S VOit5 IO Wltllky's "lAfonnational pktclinp" by oN'-<Iucy COilllolk:n a ""-tdaina 1ht SKUBA lbt IWO looal alrpon•. In Sllllalt"""""" QXIjlmclion, candidate by penltrll.qe poiau. manbaa or the Profraional Air Trame: Conllollers Ocpn!..lon {PATCO) pic:ker..S ar 350 orb<r traJ'Iic •-rot otnl<r$ Nationwldt. ~ Sub Board Cltlirman Slid be We only WIIIIIO ~UCIIltiMIJilblic.," NiapTo Falll .-pccu "" problenu workioa wilh PA"TC0 Unit Head Robert Sdminer told T/tf! Kaplan and Rifkin. "I , ..... an lh- or us had ldtu ~ would ~ Spoanm~. "Nom!olly.... doo'l ......, ...... unless cbae'• 111 ..adat&." the winnen, ·• Moore noted, ..and I Tht pid<ctiiiJ 1<t1tm did nor .rrea air uamc: a lilY rea11y don't anticipate any problems. We all wan1 lbe ·same of lhe lot:adoD& 111d wu inlmded soldr 10 prasvrtlhe <1*1~. Ht IS1etted that he would lht Aumtbly 10 iiiCI'eiiK bls potition'l PO-. cmut:ulai..S JiDce rhe Fall uncia turm11 SA Vk:e Prtsident Dilnna O..ltlk. Moore wu lht only Triumph <andidare 10 pin • in lbe ~ive branob 111d ht was ~i1..S lht lara< t.UmOUI amona c:oa.r- .,._ s.ooc- brlna about......,. and Aid lhar iu plollorn> would dtrinildy oampus-a 6().40 q>lil. - IWO ""* ideals ... Jltr !pOIIIo ...,. 10 -~· ~ llO(ed. ••They doa't wan1 eaos, they don't wan1 odminlwulon." The S...e. Cltlirman promised ·• • AX be Delta Chi Presents ~x • • ~. ~ UB Battle of the Bands . , • e vp e ; UB's M.li11 SIJUt ndahbor, Clt>isius c:ouq,..w ~ moJo< Audlluriwa. At a 1:)() p.m. sc:uioG, lwo opcru in NMiooal .ccwiry arrurs will ciiotus Sovicl PO- and .,..... eonuol. Ntw York Univenity Profesaor Alben Wttb will fi'm loaut< on "~ Soviet Capobili1y 10 Projea Po- Wortdwidt." The Columbia Unlversily f'll ..o. is a former Sovi<t politkal lllllys~ "'ith lh< US State ()qlattmetll 111d RldK> F- Eutope. Wttks .,.;u. ~ rollo~ by Hudsoo burlrvtt iDslrudor Ktilh Payne, 5J>tlldna 011 "~ F'uture of Arms Control Nt)IOtiltion• UDder lhe RtiJIII Adrninistratio<t." AI 7 p.m. a S<mlnar oa lht futuro of• American dties-Sj)CC!IfocaJiy lhoae In the NOitbeut -will be eondua~ by ~ leadm l.o lht fldd or llri>aJI .....omits. MunldpoJ bond , _ , _ . F~ Atk<rmao •ill dlt<wa 1he etlan&< in F..S...~ Swt and looal ao•crnmencal finandal rdationsbips and how lbose tllllnaa mil)' affce1 a particular c:ily's bood rllina. An oration on President Rcoaan's 1111 and esl)aldil•rt PO!ieies will lhen ~ presont..S by EdUCilional Plannina Muaaa, Thoma< Coduu. Tht ~ will roous oo lbose POilc:ies affecun& S111e and lcxal 10......,..1 fmllli<CS. Concludlns the symPOSium will ~ SyrocU>t: u.,;_slc.,_ troreuor Seym011r Saeks, ~it-a 1he dq>a>tlcnc:e of older dri<a on Federal Wei and lhe economic trends w~ldl b""• produced ciiY dl....,.. Eac:fl or lht stniinan. open 10 lht Pllblk r.,. or morae, ..ill lndudt • q.-ion a n d - period. • ......... ~ Aprll 11, Talbert Bull Peo 8 paa· 2 am -l BUDS/$1.00 • 1 e e tu.... co med y J.,.;. ~mn ,..,..... wit_l!._FUNNY-nu-N~.~ 1W111J,. BfU1n CATFISH HODGE • ·~<;' . J~c- ' • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• ·~ Tickets In Squire Ticket Office $21$3 at the door .. ( roc:us 1h< c:m~..- or aaivl\ y roday with 1wo educ:a1lonal oympostum& sdl~ukd in tbt Stvdenl Center tbina-to ........... . that lhe- odmiDWration would counselina-.. Another ....;or or the Center will ~ oblainina employment for vaerans. f'- trainina sesioos in inu:rvitwina and r..-wrltina will ~ l"'llablt and Emplo)'mtnt l)eYdQpnenl Workshops .r.u ~ bdd 10 t:n1wc<:e joiHeatdt cldUs. .u. increan ahtdtnt P~eral Aviation Admlnillrallon (FAA) into r<nqotlatlna PATCO's reoenlly~ """"""'· invotvemen1." ~ Tra..U Ballard wu • ltadins otCOf'din, 10 Sehte!na. A F~ Coun uuunc:tion YOlt J<UU lmOOJ all Jdalt$, prohibits <XK11rolk:n from dlsNptioa normal air uarroe. Conlrlcl lqOiiatioos are cum:nlly aalltd, as the aamcrioa 1780, anniltilltina O.vid Horrm111 and IJicltp<Odtnt Aviation AdminiJtralion bu adVised PATCO officials that Ialka will not «>otinue until • new FAA Mil« Oaltz with 54 ptRltrl1 in lhe adm!nlJtrllor ls appoimed-ltnwM:iy s« for l\pril6. Uni•cnicy Council raee. PATCO c:on!eods that lht avaaae air ua!foc The SASU ('OQiest was a niP and lutk conltSt, amona >i• oandidalts COIIU'OIIa in Waltl1l New York worn a minimum of for Ill- po$11. Santoro WU lbe .a boun per w.ck, whll< earn loa o saJ.ary or S29.900. ltadin& YOit·'P'IIer. bUI h< only beat Conrr<>llers may~ rcti)C)Osible for w01minau mer as our rourlh plaoe llnislter Jmy 10 plane$ 11 onoo-oflen undtr cliffl<'llll weltha Olsen by 59YOits.ln<wnbenl Smke Cl)(ldllions. had ~ t.J(peciOd co have link In oontrast, 1 pilot may WOtk 20 boun each week, dirtioulty in pinlna the poll ror Nllioa "" annuallalary or SIOO.OOO and only ~ another year. but ahe 101 only M rupoasible ror lhe afOIY or 00t pi-, PATCO ~ \'OitS thlll Olsen. ~ third winner, SKURA 'i C&uol><, tra11ed Szoke bY 1v.o VOles, 'l'ilh lhe .cop f011r finlshaa <11c11 aamerina 18 Buffalo hu fonned lht -~ ...ppon. "V<taans Hdpina v...,..... Center," provldinJ Th< ROTC referendum 1urpristd ...-.lea 1o alleviale lhe Pl"blans or ...... ployed. >Omt su•dent ladtrs who ltld ~nder-<dUOII~ or laadequacdy counseled area pc..S101~ lha11he ma,..U. of ~OtY vet......U. for th< "no" VOlts ""uld far Tht prosram, fundtd by 1 &rani undet Seetlon 2A2 e..'¢C'ed that or the "yes'" ' 'otes. or lhe Ecooomk Opportunity At:t, is spedfltllly AllhouJh 1ht qut~~ion was not ln WJOed fO{ V'l<Uiam eta - . . - . ~ Oeattt will 111c rorp or • ' - ' • poll, UJ' coordinlle lbe ....,.,..,.. or various Fedtnl, s.•• ud c~tp~ctcd uudrntS to overwhelminaJy deno~ mlnJ' 1o<:a1 ooc:ial .....-Ice oacncits. Dt!>tndenu aod survi,on plans to brinatht pi1)JfOm 10 UB. or vm:rus-are also qualifltd ror assiSI.tna!. Griffin bopa that lhe Ccntet will bdp "resolve lbe 0pPOsltioo was I'Oic:td bY 166.S while 1008 sa1d they would fOYor lh< rerum or the miUcary plan on His - d try wu lht Varsiry Oub camplainu and IIJiin sw J rvled qainsl Schaa.., rhis lime .:harlina tho! tbt 11blelk dub Ita 001 IIIOik lilY Ulcpleodoneroenu. SW J'5 MO<Iday niabt ru11oa pov..S lhe -r for 1be ballols to ~ <'01101~ that alpt. wiih I he pcOC<SS •anioa 11 10:45 p.m. and tndU.a around S:IS a.m. Tuesday. Sch.acter's ctwp, -.only two ill a myriad of eomplainu tltll bloek~ the bello! rallyina vntn Monday with Elections and C'mlemYI Cbalrpenon Tom K«ft ltolcllna hearinp an day Sal!!fday aod With swJ liRenlns to appeals Sundoy and Moodly. ~. hlmldr 1111ed IKil and rben 1M bact Ill lite tlectloll. ,... t<SIItk ova his vicloey, ourpollina Trlut~~pb candidot< BID Matk by almost 600 \'Olts. *"Tbc reason wt' _ , Wl5 beoau5t I lhouahl our psydlololk:aland anocional dysrunetlotu or vet.."''"""' tl<ptl'l -j ~ ~ - Saturday, AJ»riUth ln If-lhllt--- .: CURITY GUARDS] nventory People J - $1.00 torscudents, $2.00 for non-t~tudents FUNNYBONESat 7:30, CA TFJSHHODGEtrt9:~ _.,..,.Of., I'IIVIIRTONS Sl.. Plau ..... a.,.lr 47Ke...... AYL SIIOU DPAIUD a IIIHIDRD ... 1.8_,_ .._..,...._ ~~ Moot HaD • at Buff. State ~ APPLICATIONS AVAILA&LE Whl>d,' ,.,.._ 81/o.o-.F•--•It __ ,.,_,...111..., 47K. . . .r-.Awe. At U.IYWiitJ Plna ...........-.t lor director• of ACADEMIC AFFAIRS sua-aoARD o"£· STUD£!n ORGAfOZA110"S STUD£!n AFFAIRS FSA AT'HL£11C ~AIRS me. The Polish Shtdent League presents: "THE PLAYS OF KAROL WOJTYLA (JOHN PAUL II) AND HIS TH~TRE OF THE WORD'' .,., EXTERNAL OIR£CTOil I~ I' 101' cbalrpenoa ol COMMUJGCA'I'IOICS al'lti\UPa BUREAU JIU8I,ICI'I'Y ELEC'I'IORS • CDEDan'IALS Bolalaw Taborski ~,.,.,.,of lite Thursday, Aprillnd at 7:30 pri'l 234 Squir~ Han, Main Street Campus ADMISSION IS FREE . llrirWt ,_ 111111 r~tt p. . . ~ RECEPnON WIU FOLLOW �University employees' salaries represent wide spectrum! •r .1oM L ud ''For a lAplua r......r _,ber Ill ~ oc:hool, StO Coo4diiW E41t<N'$ No": 17tir It tile flnt Ill • , _ _ , - dftl~ wiiA rile V11/"<'ni(y stJIMy SITWIJI,., 7M - . 1 _ , qf rile .W 'trl/f dftll wltA VB'6 fVItllfll ""IHII 0</lw Vlfl-lel i11 IN Net- ettd /tow It 11/l«ts Qllr ebi/11, 10 Gil,.-, qnJU, /«11111 llle Dtal.al or a~. we ~ """• 10 _.;de tllr OOCIIpaiSIIion tiW would make the "A praidmt il a 1o1 -wr to 1111 tbOD a cboirnwt or .......,._.. he 110101 "The ioo:rif'o:a of -.1111 lou more iD pnvate pnctic:o •orthwtule," the -dcmidao - · adcliaa .... ..,. ~alto P<aidal&'• uaiYme .. 1aa ....,_rw. You bovuo poy ~ ,.,.. oth«> 18 ..... rlddl:' ~ ..... lhc-· .---A<adcmlcArrU.. "H-Iel professors 1R laa well poid Faculty 0i11orie1 are detcr.ned by a ~ ._,,_..,"""""""'-~ _ '""" '• su2 10 tbt Dtaa or tbt M<diaol Sdlool's S61,601, tbt Uai-y salaty stntctKre dirpla.Jl a .,,. array or ~ _ . . poyc:be<-U, • deta.ll<d lioUGI ~ .-J}' t7 TN .liport"'"' IW ..-. Medical Scllool Dtaa J<liiD .. Nau~~Koo ud y..,. Prosideot f« Hallh ~ F. Qorur Punill belld the IDODtl&rY parade ..-..h the OAir llni.....ar Alaria above S66,sooS8.000 mo<t 1haa U8 Praidau Rober1 L. Keu.... The _.,.,tallldr JOOO IIMJQI roquv<d •o obode by 1011:11 .....,....., lndi.......,. ....,. awanlo caw bt p.a 10 ......_, faaalry maDbcn llltJioulll _ . p• fomcb •• ralncud - b)' llle Which abo iDci...X. 0111« -lltd -nd iof«matioa. ddaih the ulanOl of c:adt inclividoal Unl..,.,ty emploree-lrom Orans 10 . , _ tc:adtilll wistaRI•. Si.l or the 10 llilhest paid employea are fi<UIIy members, the ro.,.,ly da/lt pound listiQa 110101. and all ""' memh«a or tb< Health Scieooa, 1 faculty populated consistently t7 the Unl\'U'Sity's moa Mil ,......,.d<d M J - on awllllblt, with ina.-s boiiiCd 011 tllr fiiCIIIty ·· raek-11« Aulaal>l, Aloodloe.,.. fuU Prof....,. These ~ .., tlllld« by the Pr-iol ...... 8oord-hic:ll abo dccdes ...... docloloou. Salory ......... ..,_,-alto ... ~ ..... ~!cod. EaM the ~ a..ur- « tllr t.alarJ co•aiucc:-e( oee calllt-b - - " " t o , _ a C.C..r _...,., po, . Sucltoncwn-bt--bythe-of ... poniallor f - y . tloo VIce Pruodctol wO tloo llNII . . _ ....... - d y ........ ~ Praidca. ,._..., _, pror.....• ........ - bt ........... -.-atoDocy,a....,.. ... boon!-..-. . . . . . , . . . , _ ........ f-'<r 111110e The U..-y.., o r - . u ......., - made admiDistJaloa, Doer added. "'"""'Univer.. The y os obo c:orutr&ined by its mcmb<rlhip Ia the SUue Uru-sltr or Ntw member~. York (SUI'IY) ~em. ltoo&bcoJ uoat<d. The Stat< lw: lmpol<d a timlt 011 toP salaries that catl b< OYCfllOftl< only with the eJqJfaa<d -o•al or lhc rlll:ally """""''"';"" Division of the Budc<i (0081. At the uppao t<hdoft or the sa1a<r list, the Ytet not<d, there is....,... llaJllWty thlll at the bottom f1liW lin« the 008 will occasionally allow Oil lnititudOOt lD 10 btyond "hat il _,.Qy pl.)'l to anna a piiU<VIatly ........... faaolty -ber. Aeeordcna to \Jruvcnity budlet offta> p......,,,,. T- H......--. Vioe Praidcot for Aaldcmlt Affain Robtn Rossbtfl mlintai'ned l.botthe' disc:tepandu bel- Health Stknm and than thotc ia Enaineeuna and M...........,., .. Raosbaa t.<plained. "It's tbc core cam:pus an •·a fact or lire." NOima t.ba the dlff<rm<a CCKIId bt luiA another pill or tht markd place ~ ......, ilmpty," RCH>btra .utlh< The lldminianu« doobttd that the.,..,., lllllat<d H<Mtb Samc:a' lalarics are 1 raull of. "flllrk<lplaee ~"- ...... be llNC'IUre .. ill min Ia the foreaable fUillft.. dsed 10 dambt the ..,.,peution .......... "I ,.. no dwoqes unleluud<lenly P<Of....,.. uoi....a.a and .,......• .,...alas OWJ the of claula ............... he quii>P<d. ......,., of qlllllift<d medical oncl dental c•pia&Alfta tha <WI! I Ulltwnity prtSidcot'S ALaty u .....,_.,.. • .,;lh the positioQ's J)tf'JOMd. JWmbtr of factOI'S wblcb allow f<X P"1 iocmase iodacmaoll dunaa a profasor'• font-- ,...__ .. __......._ ---a.oo,IU .._. .......... MOtEL CAIIIOII CIOI..I.ID! JOB OP£JIIIIGS -· ............ ..........--....... le.CC-·-...-. ---., e ........ ........ $ _. ......-. jwu For dftalls cal IICC 11t 836-Utl or Plltw Goi!S • aeaes. ~ntwv~eww Sun. I !tb lmurc. Vice Praidml for f'UI&DC< and M..,........., Ed-.1 Doer Is madt on,nauy tomeS lD QJJ~a>Md. Ntal c-.......... and - • c-. S l JB-BOARD I, Inc. FOREMOSTWine & Llquor Your Student Service C of'J)Ororion -- ...... ANNOUNCES· POS IT IONS A\' AILAUU~ for Sl 'MMER - FA LL 'HI, S PRIN(~ '82 39 Keamore Avenue T__, __ y '-,..,.a.w.H WEDELIVERT0 AMHERST CAMPUS at 10:15 poa 6 da,. Pl••callordenta befort 9:SO.. to - dallwry - 835-5477 """'"'* bct•ft'O 6.S to n ptrCft:K of dw &IIStieutioo's _.... ... - . . .. "Tho& •• ~ alrad) obllpJ<d 10 added 10 the Alory iuveata mandal<d "' the .................... fond the raou...-. <qua~ 10 tho&< oa the pa,Toll.'' oplautltd. ,_ 67 -keod llK •hat. JWof...or the Uni.....cy and that ran6ias the f<X futu~ ,.__. lalla. "Salaries are .,..... r<du<rd here." o&y mlinwntd. After that a ..,.. of p<omo\_.1 Pl' BLlCATIONS Dl\'. I)IRECTO R: Cc.>nlinniCI< Sub·l~ ..nl I 1X!hliu11ic••• & fllthll.:itl indooin4 nooMuhll' ·~-t;,;,;.;.. uok,.Wtn<o. 00. "'ll<ldukf & --dotl intcn... t t>uhfio.,.t;. ..,,._ HEALTH CARE DIV. DIRECTOR: (:.,..rdituiU!$ the udutinistnltM»tl•f the l,lnnnu\!)' <:tiu~JI Iuh. ~\u.ulit)' FAI.....:a1ti.tt\ c•.•ut:l'.tlt<: Student ll<."h lomtnUk." l'ntt!nun.ll~ . ... ~luhil..· llri....... & lk"hh """ n...Jut\..-d Jlnl;i4.."4..'1 $.. SQl' IRE/ A~lH E R ST 1)1\'. DIR ECTOR: u-.,nlin:Jl~ Studcut tM:Ii\:icic.-s ~PI~"C iu ~uin.: ll.ttl ut(:lNtiO"-"nf14tttllhc l "ni,-._ft.it,· llc.o;c C.rOJK.oil d.i~~'1ur ui!Wt FUP,.T\~._ the •""--niiH»I ttl the (~n.-.p iA1bll Sa,;..u. ()ff44oonpu• llcKWII4 (Iff...... & til\.' l JL Tid-.1 O(fk..,. u..." ...l! l.cl>non· ~ ~lusic tt...n. ·n.c GROl'P LEGAL SERVICES PRO<: RA~I DIRECTOR: Sttpcn'i:<c< & l'<'olnin" 111<: ·~'''""""' uf t:nKIP I A'ibtl &-nk......,lhc frw .-uck.;u k:6.tJ fk!\i..."\! & -..'C.IUDitiun C\..,1(4,..'1'. Spring, a . - r openings in agriculture, business, education, engin eering, forestry, 1..- ec/nutrition, -thematica and sciences c-jor or ainoz), nura1ng, construction a nd s killed trades, other areas . Minia.., age i.a 1 8 for O.S. citizen• with 811/85 deqr ee OR two yeara relevant experience . Livln<J expenses, transportation , tra ining, ...Slc a.l benefits, . . .u nvin9• patd. stucSent loan defe%111ellt poaai.ble. Put your education to voe:Jc for two yura i n the d e velooi.ng world. PPLV NOW. IN NV STAT£, CALL TOLL;:REE 800-'162-IJ.2'13 Pea C(1I'S - I'W<ING A DIFFERENCE GROl' P LEGAL SER\'ICES t~oonliswtc:s the dot}"• tu..l.n c.....-nuticot~• \\ itJ.;u uhc uffi\.'C N o~lll> til<' l'n~m• l>ir<.'\C'tUC'. OFF-cAMPl' S HOl'SING DIRECTOR: I~• the fuo..-tion ullhc Clff.(AniiJ>u51~oU.<iud c.rr..,... us \\dl•o.••onlin.tCitd ,.,,.,.. int infnmomiua witb the l .JJ.. """mnmic)'. Informal resuma required - listin& position(•) d esired & pertinent informetion. Hand-in materials personally at either 112 Talbert Hall (Amhent)· from &10 - 4:.l0 pm or 343 Squire Hall (MSC) from 1 pm - 5 pm, Mon. · Fri. uy lutcn-icws w ill be umuutcd wiK.'tl n.'l!ltrm.'ll un: huntlcd in. All mut t.:ritll&must be hnndcd in I)) AI'RI!. 6sb. For furthl'T inft)mluti;m lllcusc cull (),1()-2') iH. l fi :f & i ! :: .. 1 i - �di-Mod Jill polldcai ..,_..... ..._.. ... bodact au. ""'"" .................... otb<r- tht ml-.1 l'altnl ...... Harrisburg l'le- -n.cy ..... beca ..... to . . . . . .., dn-icfiaa ...... lie tllltl, ""' aplaDod tha till draws 7000 I I . . . . POint. " 'IN ........ wil men:h " ' ...... bt uid. "'Ilia rally, I tdl you, mwkl tbt and or Roalld R!qu'• politiall-loo." Tht ll>dlmoo ~ 10 tht lptodo tnthusilalcllly, c:lllllllJII, "No nates, 10 aultto. •• c - 111<1 ci>Mttd 1n1o tJoc miaopboae. "No ......... DO ........... aad ....._..,...,., - anti-nukes ~ ~0.0. ~"--C.... .... crowd HAiliUSBUJ.Q, Pa.-la - - oeo .. lllo~or a -pc61Ja1-. ...._..,. . . --IOI'lbtt s... """""' .,.,..,.... , _ 71J11J llllioa - tm II8CI ud4udar S.lltday oa heft. ,.. rally. tbc held "" ,.,.-".,........_, or 1hc 'lllrer Molt blond nudelr ocdckoo. afllrmtd NO - o.. ,_ - - .., . ........ ...._. .. """"'.. '*"nd •Mto,.....trM,..• ......., ......_.. , _ , . . _ ,.., . . _. 10 ~ .,. - - _ , ., .,. bulldl or cnz1co IIIII brOUiht us 111< bqinnlna of • GtW political mg..,ncm " Ia V"~tt~>~m-tllt people wt1o art_... c - . •ilo raa for Pralden& lui year -l1w --· Wkiaa """"" I liaolted .............." Slot oa Ill< Cllbra'• "-ty tict<t. critidtad th< rall7 .... lodd In protat of llllkl it was umc for 111 ..........S ..,;.;,. , . . . _ Admllolanl.ioo liD< 10 au Ia IJOdll Mcuopolita E-.'• ......o~ pon or ..u-fliol. ......_ _. ~ wllldo br ........... "ouboOOol<" to K 1LWI tJoe lllllloaoqrd UOJI 1 , _ , • tbc · "Tht budea or ll!il eo...uy,. in for Nat-.~ policy. lllo llorft llofolt blond pllftl _. tloal uoiiCJ'• ..w. .,.....,;•~~~t OMimalaed, ~ " Wt "Uada the R..... CUIS. bloc~ huw piiM ror ........ 100,000 pllocls of ..;II foabl ........ Ill< budpt .... h'ol.ilnt 10 •octims woo't act pUI tbdr toaxru U1llal they caa ~they're U1lly oic:l;. Now ..-ho II nodioKtl.. froot~ lllo Um1l r<~aor IAIO rtdllDc thaD before lhtycltadliae ... It's dODt lbt Suiqudo.,... Rlvtt. n.. 6cmonarau>n 10 divat ouncl¥tt from our noc:ku truly lick?" ht ..ted rbetoric:ally. lloo m....,hed in wpport or United Mine uulitits." "Rcapn hu a policy. Cut coli. Cut WorU.s on their nqodltloou ror a new Tbt mardi btpn 11 noon on City bland. 1 con~m~otion •.. turn free tnt..,.UC looJC cont...... public park whldl lots adjKtOt to Hanilbura and 1<1 cotpo<~tlons run rouah$hod ov<r th< Bat k wu Ill< Rapa Admlnbtradon's on tht ~udoiAna Rl.., about 10 mllts NllJOn Soelle thtocy. ll's the thtocy that bodaa-aatilla polida 11111 din' mud! or the .,........., r,.,.., 111o , .. Mil< WDd p~a.o. "reeked tht CCXIDOmJ, that P'~ uo 1U rlloaoriall r.,., .. tbc .._......_. Formtr ,.. - h t r wu .....,, ..,. _,. auu~<n... ConunOiocr said. "ltcaau·, c_..._ lldJa Abrua -.cuKd <kmoostntora IIIIIICbed ...-fully tlvoqb ad\OJOn fcqot . . . bait ....... or fret Rapa or playma "radioeaJ~ roalcu< -~~ .... city toward• lllo .,......tamed ellltrpi'IIC. wba lllo oil com_... """' oe w11i1t ~ the Statec.pitoi.CllnYIIlt-IDdbaomcnii8CI prod- II 8CX <D<rP'o N J)I'OfoU." Hc cltcribod ........,. takao by tbt oil •...,. r.- lOCiol- with "a ~ ......... eon..,;c- •Ill< crowd cltrqvlattd lllo pntC ~ MW .eries of honor rt~ms. •• MCh as were reprc.&c.nlllttcs from the tti.Dl cooapeiiJCI t.fltr .._ lllo El 511-c:risU- ''Thetftllthrtll tOO<Or ~labor unlom, •lucb incl.- tht of oil tlt1icr lhi• year. "Thty (thtcompomico) leC\Itfly- from tht miliwy industr)'. tht United MiM Wocttr~. Unlled Auto Wortm didn't btalll drU~JII for more oil. they prooflut n an<Ltbt moral mojority. The real and the Notional Education Asootiotioll, bouaht ~ copper mints lnSicad. •• thrtal comes from the lla,"Abtua $ald. atnOnJ Ofben. l Commoner railed out aaalnll tht Ocn:locrato In Conartso and lht lack or u_ _ . ._. ..'" debate over Rcapn policy d...Uio01. AbtQa called aodcar po- "Ill< blqat h was tbc .,.._.... or Ill< Wlion& that "Without 10 dcbau oo thtot buies, lllrtlt to Nadoui JtCUOIY ~ lllo world ptotnpled adtutUu/ cruironmcmllisl Bony ~lluno.....,.totdluoho*IOU>C:O<Ir btaM.'' ~ it ,... suppon<d "by lllo Cocnmoarr to pnxlalm tht day_ "tht .......,., ,, ht iaid • ..._. that ~ had . _. , - ao~wocoey or Ill< Mll'llodat ioo • coeliclall 11111 o1oo iado>dcs oa oaorhlu. wo•• n •• a roups aad - ......_j tloe * N._., - b-:· ,.......s ... _...oc:dy. c - - •lllltht ...... IIBIICdald, after kil addrcu aod dctaolcd ~~~ ~ wih tile ........ PCIIicical - . ''Tht proiJicm .. that ......... hi>'< abandontd polotica. no.... lhovld 111M boat a debit< in tht 1ut camPIIIJI, •• ht $lid "Rcapn thinkl bc can JOt away •ilh an)1hlna. li<thlnb ht hu 1 mandate, bUI he docsa'L"' C'cmmootr said lllo Praldalt ctlll(IIJod Ill< Amaic:an pcopk•• COCICCrll ,_tile.._,.,)' Willi _.....u or W . l « i i l - ctn. "I tllillk ,....,.,. """' 10 ... pcopk cloOdio& t.fta'tlot~-tbty ....... .... dcddod before tht ...,.._," II< --.od a...- $lid he hu 10 Jll'l)blcml Wllo . _ rroca tht-.. ......,...,.. Ill tbt - 1nuttcar momnau. Ht Mld it II pouibk ro. coli t<doooloaY to be umllltd withoat havlna to deal with cn.Vonmcntal P<Obkm> such u add rain and 11rip mlniQa. Ht .....,;bod • S)'lltn> or arop-mlnbta in Oermany .,hlth ratorca tbt ...U. to iu orip>ll coadidoa. It b pouil>k to ......,... - 1 Adphw...,........ rrora coli Cllllausu. ht caoododod. • More iapooua thaa .,.~ diffacnocs. Comonaocr saod ... tbc added • """"' ...... to Ill< ud..,uclar _........,. by tbc lm<noaioolltraclt union.. •·we•,. lqiftnifta to~etthtcltw:lopmcnt ofrtll_.ion .. on lltll of Ill< Daot-.a lo Conar<a. ht arauocl. wbo lit sian• of life." charatd " art "'->wina no Aa:ordina to eommoa... • b t1mt for oht 10 tqift "..u;,J coaudaula pohtlatl ........ y.,.. can't affect d o - by <XIIIIinwna to matdo "' r.- or ........ po- piiDtl... IOUoft...X.. - allianct$ ..... r - - - - - - - - SUB-BOARO I. INC. - - - - - - - Your Studmt Services Corporation ANNOUNCES POSITIONS AVAilABlE FOR UNIVERSITY UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD (UUAB) ,., S....JM<.ff/H 1981 - Sfrit9 191} DIVISION DIRECTOR: .,_,._,a ltot 1""91-iog 6 ~ o( ol !JUAB ~illfft.,. _, • s..ba-11 .,.,...,m llpfCill - 0...... 6 MUSK COMMITTEE CHAIRPBlSON: Progr.a ltot WAll rpomored CQQttJ i largt oolllkal - • on COIIIpU$ MUSIC COMMITIEE ASSISTANT CHAIRPERSON: A11iM5 Itt !lot ,...,_.,~oog o( ""'~ eum11 ..,...,.-.d btl UUAB. ANE ARTS FILM COMMITIES CHAIRPERSON: Chain I C.-.itlft ~foot MlfctJ ' , . . . . /ilfM (« -lttJotl otrJn G1 lltl G1 flo< frr't filM f«<a PfO" .,_ dloriog rlw .o. ANE ARTS ALM COMMmEE ASSISTANT CHAIRPERSON: A.ioa ... dw p.,. ,,. o( , . . .,.,.....,.., "' WAll . . . . . . AtpOf1liJiolg lht Mllocn. CULTUIAL i PEIFOIMING ARTS CHAIRPERSON: ~ "-'" ' 111-v am f« rlw Uoiuonilw cono...wty: lot odclfbt to An Galerv 211J. _......,,.dot B- .............. -..l - ... ........ -· · - _We o.. ...... .. - food tllt3: 00em .M.U . , _ .. . . . . .....,_,. ... . .. "-'1t 3178 BAILEY AVE. 83UBOS ,..,._ athral - COFfEEHOUSE COMMITTE£ CHAIRPERSON: .,....,._.,~a llf*l ,..,,.....__to ..,_ U.B. shldeltu topttfonn on COMI*f. COff&HOUSE COMMITTE£ ASSISTANT CHAIRPERSON: A.-dot~ ......... ,~jiflfcw-e. Schu~~me~fer~ Sid Club f'U8LlCJTY CHAIIPERSON: UUA8- Nlo ._..._,.... rlladcw,. UUA8 II ........, UUA8 I ._...._, a-d. .. _,of .......... , . . PU8UCITY ASSISTANT CHAIIPERSON: Allilll 1« or1w.r ~. proj«rs . - or1w.r ......,. of w,. is taking appllcations for Board of Directors /or the 1981-82 season. ..:.ucm COORDINATORc--., FOR MUSIC (OMMITTEE: ~• .....-...,. Mlollr OHI.Y. SOCii) COMMITTEE CIWIPEISON: • ......... .... . ..,... ,. .. liN, .... - . - -. ct_.,..,...,_,.UIMI_.., ...... _..._UUA8 ...._.. ........... .... ......_.....,..., .............. ,....... .,. DEADLINE: APRIL 3rd .,._, CO.biiEE ASSISJANT Cfi.WEISON· ~ .............,....... . Ill,._ ... ,._ t:JO• . 4·.10,_ J . . . . . ~...... . fd. ..................- : . ......... --~ M aMl$ MUST lf.fWCIID lll lr Nil. M . r., lifo~ e~lt54 _ _ __ . ~top ID Room 7 Squire Hall. MSC �· v·~ 'The End' of Pub flicks? Protests casting doubts securities questioned lbern."' b y £ilea La .$itWal1ilm SJ.U ..fruw The Ulli•<nity of &ffalo IUY dlvcstlu JCCunlia ill • lou ax eocapenia it lht orPI!iutJocu do not ma~e tlodr pcoitioas 011 Soutll Africa blo1wD ICbool orrodab !q)Ortod Wedoadoy. Vlcx .......,..,. or ""-- ~ E6wwd lllo octioa COfTdau wilb lllo u......,.. i a - policy wllic:lo -lllliUii-'1111PoY<d two ,an.., by lk Statu.......,., of He-. York (SUNY) 8oud ofT,.._ ill An-y. Tilt-~~ Doc.,...., wubuod"" ~madobytltc &o.nl or T""'... <;ammittec on .............--dina Stae rrpon o. • Bu<~ter July t979 irms&m<nt pobcy ODd IOdal , "Tbo Ulli¥mity said ..,. will not ,.,_, "' compania tlw do businca Wllh SoutJ1 Africa and do nor abide by the SWliYOn Prindplo or a similar c:odt or behavior.'' Doc., 11ld . The SW!ivan Principles.,... Kl or ..... &ui<ldtocs tlw t b < - Leon H . S..IU<nlft ........... .;. 1971 for ""'1)QnQloat - i n a Ia South Afrb. Mare titan 100 -Mlocu Jipcd the 1111eo,.,." or l'rir>dplcs wilbitl the r.,.. yt;ll . w.. .. _ ..no... Aa:onliaa to IRC lila, lht Pub ....,.;Y<d 1 leuer f10111 film _ . . ...,.plai.,ina about tb< free &bowinp. but llol!i<k !q)Orted tltot hb arpalJadoa ae... roc:elvcd the eompl.oiu). Instead, FSA 11 eopyina tb< letter, so Uw ..... con lind out """'to COIIUICt about liccrulna," b< said. Allor the Uoonsloa dlopute is raoll'cd, the Pub miJ)It be invited to }oln • coiiiiDIIteo ........, or ~- f10111 UB'• three mo¥1MIIowin& orpnbadoea. Boor~< aplaillcd tlw lht rqulata whidl tnO\'Ics will be lloowa -.11 - · to avoid repetition ...S infiJ)Itina omona tb< ror lht more_... films. Tilt .-Jy ~ vlcdo equipaoenc ~not be • tool loa ror the l'lob. liDcc h could be mana! irthe ~bar aocs ouc or the mew~< lMiMo&. It ....... abo be"""' 10 boo>~-""' equlpmcut......... ..,.un for lllo Wikaoe ..... S i l l - ~J' .. tlw lllo bar will mala lht equJ-. and broadc:mt tdroisioo ""'*> uc1 specW ~- --Muldoon's--.. Bailey Neat Highgate SPECIALS • • • MOIDAY • • • · Amaretto or Schnapps 3 Shots for $1 .00 • • •'IVBSDAY • • • Labatts Blue 2 Bottles for $1 .00 • • •RDIIUDAY• • • Mlchelob Draft 3 for $1 .00 • • • THUUDAY IS LADIES 1m • • • Bar Drinks 7Sc ,_.,.,aU wort. In bis cuiddiocs. Sullivaa said U.at compania ahould initiate and dndop prosrams "that Will ~ blttcb 81d Olber 000"'1\ita fO< supmiso<y positlons"-bscqueotly ,.,......,•• the number or minoriria ill matllt&cnJCtll and lcada'lltip position.l . Accordia& to Oocy, wbo is an advisor 10 the UB Budad ln.........,t Comttolu... the 1979 polky ......... prornpcod by. &n>witll _ , fiiOllty Alld studcnU u 10 how the Ulli...Uy's eado.,matt ,..., bdna 1\andltd- patticulaJiy .--dill& alllljiUia ckoJina in Soutb Africa. He said tl:llt policy rep-aertU I "fOdal mponotb!lity ClOI>CqiC ia the Uaiw:nily endowmnu. If they doo 't ..... 10 r~ tl:llt plitldirJCI''. he lidded ..~ do ckol wilb lbom ... Aa ec1owmmt is • &in &1..., t o lht Ullh-<nilp for Uai•enity purposu. A«oJdla& to Ooty. eodwomaxs can Uld ba~ IJCal IClOq>l<d for UB eYerY for "' kut the past 11 ,an. Oocy cmpbuizod, " " -· ctw the lcpl owomllip or the cndowmcntJ O<tually bdcxlp 10 the State or New York. In Fcl>nwy no, Ntw York 17met reponed t1w Harvard UolvmitY >Old -tdmatdy SSI million ia lo<la-<erm bondl....S cert~r-aofck:posit iaucd by Oticorp ......... Cltibollk. tltc _.uoo·. bonldaa JUboidloly, panlc:ipotod In • direct lou! to the Soulb Africa ao............. 1n t910. -a- PftsiclcDlof the H.vvord M..._..m ~. waller M. Otbot Aid ill Tlw r,_.. onldt lbAl the Ilk raulla!ID • ''>llocksllool or • lllDiioll or 1<s • tltc time." Y* Uttiftnily. in • -.u.r '*le tltc prew~ous - · JOid 2.000 sbans or 8aak or " - D III.O<k-.m~t about m.OOD--boc:auoe tltc t.nt bad ................ 10 South Africa. Doty said """ u...e is 00 WMdldot 10-""" the SuW.,.. Priacipla are tcpc. oltbou&b the Ulli-.iy's 8CI:OClllliBa tlrpanJaatt docs follow than to ooate deane- " II'• • ltdf..w..,.;,c by tltc corporotioa," he Aid. "The -atloo either ays rauo..u.. the ~­ •ilh tb=. - · i f U ll ..-alreedt ID"'O-..1 wilb t h e - y . l k ...-.&or...,.,..bqia. " 1\'e _ , J. . .,....,. Ill< J<aniJCS . . lbc marta;• It< aophaiud.. ..._ - .......,.., "llii too 1ccta dlber. •• Oocy lidded lbol they ....,...uy to ll!Uclbcllk • _ . . _ . . . . , _ _ , __ - · lht &o.nl of TNOICICS' - - OD South Afnca is more lbc ......,.;... tbu lbc ntk. no. Bodaa Cammittee's !q)Ort · - .._ ''ilt lht vast ,..jority or ...a. lbc Uaiw:nitt'• inVQ(mcnt do<islaer. should ....,tU.uc to be mado adlllh'dy on the trub or the CltOIICIIlllk rnuro o r , . _ " ' " ......_... - . . . . lA the in~ttO the Uni...Uy." l..aotlt stated tlw lht Tnntoc'l first ._,;billly is to . ..~- ......_po...... ODdiNWlllll.rtb< or · - liDi...-sity.··- - llatod tlw . , . _ onll acrcuc oflht <lila&. CIOrtlfon ODd work focilibos." It - l i e d Wllb a plea for <q<IIIODd , • .....,..,_ prindplcs and . . "cqul pay for CIOrtlparable _ t .. aat..-. II abo said th.M alllljiUia sltould dcdiaote tb<nud•u to impnwina the quality or ernp~oyoa• ha ouuodc or ··-.__;o. -..·t u • ~ .. alliddiocs. Oocy . - . UB -wid- d o - prodli<IJOD ~ The - lhlllt ~follow 1bom," ~nor r~ they arr (the Principia) arc nor penjl>all. itt orher ...,.41, lht _ . . ; . , docs nor do ~ ..,tb South Africa. •• for the _ , or lbc .... c~r........... onky be""'""'"" ''os a ... raonill•onltttyud pr-..,r-". 111< Colamtttcr .._.ed. · tU! lbt dloulcl ........., Oaiblc to allow for t:OGSiclcntioa of oocial policy ob}OttMs limoced ~ Ia fvturc cldtberatloas . . IDVCilmC:DUt the CO.aJUt« ••,tro•t iY., tltat - - ...... b e - tO the extmt to wbidl CXICIII*Iia ha>'< cttdaaed Alld 1ft atrr)'i11a out lht SuW¥M Pnnapks •bee dahl~& •itb South .Afrioa. Ill coral, the University's cndowmmc pan folio as or July 1979 was ..tucd 11 152 nu.llion. or wbk:b S7 miDion .... will>~ doit~~ """'- South Africa. ''Gifis can be 11.- Oll)'lltina.•· Doc., uploincd.. For ccampk.- UB OWIII ..,..,. land "' A111bcn1 and .._,., loouJts 011 Winspcal Ave. "Mootly," be odclcd, "it's mooc)'. aot:b or boatb.. .. Oocy firmly dctoicd tlult UB bod ........., r.,._ &itt.. Last~ Gcaraaoww ruwDcd • 1600.000 r:ifi to tltc a o - or Ub)'a ' - - or the' CIOCIDUY's ··~*Did oe ~as a normal method or latmoouoaol pohq :· ClcorJuOWil Pn:sMieru lbt ~ 1imotby S. ~ said . The cadowma~~ ponfotio is t1oo cotlet:t- or invallttalu the ,......... ba~ . . . . r . - lht cndowmatt &ifB. dlba: u .,.,Ortcd by the &i- or .. the Board . . . ""'"' r.ti... Tbc ponfolion eotUisU or Jcaa......,e (boyood 10 ,an>, itucnncdiate ODd shon-<crm About fiw ,..... ..... h o - . the llmtca dcddod - to in>a~ Ia uYIWll& will> ,_.. titan a IQ)Uimat.llrity dtle. ''The problem wilb - - · _ . ... Oocy said, ••1s tlw. ia IOlllC - . It loa to b e u l b c - (wlto - l b c - - > A i d.'' He lidded, ..We b.a¥c 10 lftlloc 111R lllo aocs Boord u. u_..., In_,...,.... - . illllould - spocilbtloou .... - · .. no. ........ . - - - Oocyuplaittcd, .... cl.e tluootcb cit< rrusa ~ or tit< MidlaDd w......, SniJop a..t. "Tiley tan c.-c of lk purcbos< aad . . or llOCb. .. he Aid ....... MaT a..t rakes ~ or lbc lloodl aad. 10 a balited cl<:pft. tltc 5IOCb." Oocy said that lht pon(olio b rmc....t • qu.rter. bul d,.. to a CXMDmiltce -bor ·, bospiloliz;otio. it bas looked • )'d Ibis )UI. �jeditorial t For the future ~ un- tl>e IJOiillcll- In Alllllny ehllt clr..,k>Miy _ ,. .,,II~ t!l.a t.oelay'o -no tl>e &tote buCIDel"'"' limPlY_,. end ~ footo ! _..,.I« .r--.. . . . . f l 110 end.,.,..~. SUN'I'-penlOUIOflY Ito 01.-,lo.-ril De 11>e roat Apt11 "-ddng 10 c . p t a l l - tl>e IAg;olillura ori4l nole.M tl>e ,_.to INn S3G- tllel- - . t . ""'"'" - - - " ' • ,__, lot ll>e buclgoot ol , .. ~. J ,.-z. . - . ... - · .. ::=.':'::.::.-'t~~e~W::.:O..~I81oi1S--tot In the -.~~>e l.eglaleloa .... _,.to SUIIY"a , _ - " - • - - tllla,..., 1,_ lo - · Mtlcni!IIILAa . . . st-bi'~--Jafln- -a long t!-IIUIO' ---tl>eTrutt- IO<Oocl ! a - I n t o a poontcn · lhef Clo 111111 bfSOlO' oc:tongIa eo qutca~y•1"10<11r to _ lot the ,,.._, 1t1 an- _ _ ,......, no 10ng4r lor,raotO<Otqono 14- the _ __ , 11. unlortunat•r oorntno lre<n e~.-eo-wll llll ...It lalndaocl nal\oeto- Albany-. lo"'V<M tn ,,_ ot r-ng ~~-from ou-'lng ocluca\lon Willie ol.... s ...aprojKII 010 ·~-r....-. not..,,.., ... "'**" '*'the -cty--.. .,_, . Out CaM . . . . . -'"''""'~. . -....- o1 ~ pallllc ICI..callcn _...., no1 1111 'piaoad on ot.-.o. ::::--:-,...:..: =~=-~"'!,~!;"~-:.,: ::± ,...,,..,...nccm"'""' l>eiiOIIe.....-. lo.MI~_.,..,_.,bfonAibany -ne<e tllraUon..,_..,...u, .,_.ll•lundlno1"10<111nNOt-• .. Ia • SONY'o .,.... lor """""' • - . , . _ , on lt-1 IMtlng that UtCIUP W00V alloul flndl11g "' OWft aolutlcn Wllh tllel aUft-. ,.,...,,nor-,., bUt a raault-aMtton bac4tUM ol •lihOtbltMI cotta fOf an educ•t'On '"" ••• p¥omJMd tD be •ooualble 10 all. Tl>e batt Ia tnla,..., mer 11111o11 end o..,, ~l ethe nottaty opllmOitlc clalmo ol St.-,t """""'•tlon of tha StOll lln~IY P r -t Jim Storn 1l>a tine Truot- n..a alroocly cna"ICI SONY's path lor ttlt-82. OUt II-& moy ,_,.I IIIII> It Ihe dtOWiftll bootd lor ISIS], 111&1, ate II tnay -'<up.-.---·-A aew beginning? · wa~come tu~ol my,_ to tn.- ,,.., , _ -L· Tuition tlllk In major OOCIII ..,..,.. .,.._... ,,... .,. cuta tn lid to aducaloon t8EOO • ..,. t'Ui& T11lhe ftlilof; ,. .oat!..,. ---try --bla·-ll propoaac~ .._..,..,., The 1 - - . v WH..,.. tOo.-- Hugb '- Catay .. -- "· ·-11~ .,..._ I then.er. - Ihin tulllon II tl>e,._Un_, ..,. • - ol an eortw ac11on- Stat• Unl>arsrtr Wet-thai prompteclo S150 -~·­ ...,., , _ _ lor hlglw acluCIIIon. I ooonlzont ol tna bUclgatat)l raatralnto , _ Oy yOUr olfice during thla period 1 am. raapac11ully, req.,..tlng rou to raoon•- the propooacltunlon hlkaa tor tha lollowlng raoaono; I) State um-.Jty oyetam hal bMn • _r.,. of lltohlf ectucatioll acoauol>ta to rHkla<>tt WIIO ot- no1 hOPe to ac:ll- • h'QI>ef ac!ucatlon. - • c .l t bel- that . . ...,. ltkllord lha ..,...,. o1 raln10g tha ll.gft ....,.,..., ol ~ --In Stolt ol ..... Yortc or o , _ Ia. ~ IO.I fd IOCtal de¥a.&tllton bK.au.M of -p You will roc:all !ha OOdQal p r - • - by the Un'-altr on tl>e taat 11-1,..., _,.., n...,. ,..,I t he loal of -oa-tely 22 million Clot..,_ Thla buciQet· C1Jttlng tntllt .... tiMI Unl...-ltr aretam to ...... lila ton of ..,.,, taoc:htno Ptolelllonalo, ....., ooutd ,..,_ tha qullnr of fUOhar P<>bllc eo-toe. ca- In -...o ......,. .............. """ by ...'-'00. ... ,.._,.,..from........,_ • - ... ba lorcacl to ~~cou.; ......._ - t - 1 " ' 1""' _ _............. _ _ na.toty. :!1 1l>a -l~y of .,._tlon - - u o State .. -~-----lltythabeal-- tn lha Unltoo " '' " 31 1l>a tvture ot ll>e Stott o1 ,.... Yortc to clrrec:llr <Ntecl to the _l.,tcatlon of Ita ..,._,.,._, '"'""'L It 104towa t-thlt a redu<>tlon 1n tha quai~Y tnaci:eoall>tllty of cltluno higher pu~>~tc educatiOn 1 - ' ' " " '· , _ rou to oont"- t o adequate l i n - tor lhl Un'-My _ . . , '"" •ould the . - for • '"''"'" lith In at<-• Ptr•od ot high fntletfon. t'"• lncre1a 1ng nloh u,.,.,l)loymant, reduction In pobllc ""'~ thereby. lOIII, ultimately. fnliuanca the proor- ol thl EiriPitt lncraOIIftG co.t to lamlh•- t h e - to guorantoe State lhll the State of NI'W Yortc wiM -~ 11>e "'QIIest ~) An InC<- In tUition at IIIIo time WlH prol>it>•t -">~• cal..., of futuro - . 1 ••A 1111 hllt9r to .,_ .. II~ rou lndlor rou• , _ _ . , . _ t o o~ocu~s .....,~- ftO<n ltl~~ 51 11>e ··• budQal-tt'no - - .... nogalowl)' Impact IIMI -•tr ol , _ '"'""""""' ..... c:ounuy to alford lllgiMir -tlon. •• a<tclltlon to tltil " " " " In furlho< .,....., Oovod A Coltont tt.sJ., Orttnct eou~ ,. -~.......,-Pam.r Leuona. our parents told uo 11.,. ltruoolad ti>OIIQh aornetlmaa pain lui · - - -always ooally, but In tl>e t(ld rou come out aneao of the ) game llllcauM you teamecl eo much fre<n the uparlence. Well, .,. woukl llka to tall that to all tho condklataa w11o pa"lclpatocl In tut waal<'a SA aloc:llono, but- are afraid wa may De oM"'Iwrono tnlormation Tl>la yaa(a ... - . . - - wu ploguacl, oltOA hOld t>-. bf .., lighting and patty that '"""""' In the way of prour- onct planning. at ur- rovagad the undafUtecluota Vlll.,.lly aoc:h - • l o r aoc:h-- yqr hied ou1 ol The Spoc:tn11n oft~ otoc:lal""ftGIM-IO<UNtyoncl_...,._ _,,.._._,_tllat wouiO _,. ...ny mal<e It Into ,.,.,.,., - - • a nd t - tllot woulcl lllvetolool<-alor thalr oattlong 11>011 But than tnay ehufflad into Squire lotiO\I or oil to the ca....,... - cornrnKtad - v . . - thltthay Ohulload !he CU!ftftl aclmlnlttrlfiOn tl>e patty, grammar lor. Tl>ata wu the fighting oneS the datamation ochOol toc:t~ of ott- that wa all had hopecl .... ware mature enough to ••old. . by Pete ROMn So Wh~J was tna lao-? Old the otu<lant body tearn that it hoci iiOftl out oneS voted IO< a g<oup o r _.. wno coulcln't ..., eettle •• atoc:tlon m E>atybocly hal • boiling point, I>Ut ~ ..,.,.... ma now laoa bUciQat crioeo- oca<lamlc - 7 Did • law third year law atu<lanta little lntntl lhll people learn how to dafancl • bunch of _.c~o candidates caught In • OwtY wet> of pold..,.? Old t h e - Un..art~y lnm thll II con tlll<e u long u three F1ngamairo on • 11\lght ,.,.. ao ,..., 1111 dl,. to_,, 3756 bollota? T""' patt - n d w n - 11 otlf an a m -1. lo a damn Kryptonrta to liupernlan. r..... Ia no w.lng ehltna thai 11.. 1881-112 o t - 1 - . . . o alt 0111 OOOUCita- nola. 1l>a enclura that. B<Niung Ia '""' t - of tl>e ,... admlnlotrotioll lo now, unfort""*loty, to oatn _...., . . . . - - · _ . , - theyontr OO<N of 1M ctiCilblllty thai uncloUIMICIIy toat. Than, altet thl~ It can twMir- yOU're tn • nuny, ....s no o n e - - any llallo-'>onth.,. S(#;tr~m congratulataa all the '"'I'Cildatoo that _ , .eectocl and Burnt toaot, taaqo faucato, tate newl.pl.patL wl..,.atham-v._tnthanaxtyaor- weore,afteuii, COf!ltllhloclto oon-utlve reel flgltto, taohn~f Ollftculuao, loudthe . _ _ . , But wa alao nopa lhat o>aryona hal leamnd from tiM otoc:tlon dabacla thot II you .,. not wotklftO for aometlllng brooder thin moulhocl poodlao, buoy olgnale, Howard Coae11 ond Mll•lntaraat In • lyalllt!l that r-ltaa that, rou 'OIIICO<nPiatoly ~k 1/IY getting bl.-d for aomat~tno rou dldn' Clo are ott ~ond ol p r - on4y tanQia younall nopa-y tn • _ _., thlnga --tbodY nataa. ret ,..., ~- ..eryc~ay. But II lo the l~tle tlwlgo and lndhridual Qun-. that - - tJncl of paraonal lntfl9.a. 1l>a 111111 apology at tltlo PQinl can IIIII)Of1orrnonca. Wa'l watch ctoeaty. only affect ...Utn people lhatlnl~ me. Just co_ , a littledltl- - l i t Blxbf t u m o - lftlo tl>e huk Walta a Rolp!l • - a - o t • _.....lion. Tolul one IIIN otap V&11 .... J'I tlta nlol1l .,., Jafln ,....., - ··· ~ lor • . . . . Talla t 1 > e - out ol Final Touch ancS M<a. S..ono_, • lit/, W!tat wronv With t - dalaWI Ill'""' Clltcag.>- The ...... - . ,... people? 1 Bronoo fan_,,. ,...,. ,...t orvtnlrad and I 6uto, 1'0 be~ II they took the wnllanar out ol can't at and t.halr lumblno anymore," Poor Final Touch, but I woulcln't have an epileptic MLtura. marl<amanllhlp- 111 thll ._...,a""""" NCrillce lt'aalucldngl-aolt-lot..-.a!lllhaytoolr to tho Danwt 8roncoL A man ttlacl to ki l l _ , ,,...,._outl--'*oattlnothlt..,...._but bac4t- FiOYO Ullla couldn't l>e"'l on to a loolballl lt'a juM t1>e """-1 - . If lhay toolt lha aolt- Tha(l etlll't. - - ... ,, -.Gcw.. ~ -~ out -would n..a kl- · W!tlt II h l l > e t - people- out o1 •n•toty? .......... (<~......... t !l*lk INa CooAntty Ia 1 law more Cltr ... . . . .- - di- If\ - Am- up -It qftLfS fROM OVfR THf ~ftR - ,,.,. .,. ... mony a- -"""'eon ....... EspEaRUM ._,,,...,..... '"'Ia - - ..rno ---e---..····· ·-·--tat---..,'*-"" -· --..-...-.--111......... T-0111r--. . -c.your-. . . , . opou1-- ··· --- ·-"-... - .......... -..-, ....... . - ....... - ............ . . . c.--- ........ ···" - - .....- a - .... ..-;..._. .... ..... ... -._... -=~·····--"-~ - ·· -"~ -~~~.~ Clift .... , , · - ·• ...... ~ s-....,., _ _ _,OIIIoltha-CMonWithoul monyl--- Do..- ot011ICI oying niOM 1e1t lllnt7 How hao 1100frrou left d t n y - 0111'1 How 1Mf1Y t-llao your --or•ar--to"""*"borroulor I rollblng 1 t·ahlftf How manr t1maa your told you rou'ro job by lhl.adn ol yOUr loath- II 1M "*'-tat• one mora ttma. you"llllll How 1111110 • - - . 1 1 - --.v- ....,.., l'llincl ooutd altar • Qiti lle'o 1001 _ _ . . . , The ...,.. o f - 1/pe PatCI*I on o from any numant~ , _ TOll! ffOIII one clay, lot' -uti"~~ to clrlnlt, potleO 0111 a ol , . Mel ...,... 001 two ~ lllbaltle riOM tiWouQII __,Ute........,_ ..- ._....,.._..,Ute...,. ........... _,...,.,., * ,_,t,_ --In ""*' -.tno-""" ...........,._ _____?,..__ -our w neaT CAIITOfl OIIC£ MOA£ ANO -"L f'I.LQJ.'IOUI" _ _ ...... · -....... - - - - · l t n l e - r a l u . """*"' n.r.- I . . . . . . . . - - - - - 10 be a ...,.__.. ... baa '-• that . . . . . . ....... ·--·--1<>1111 _ _ , _ . _ . _ , ..... _~ ...... or: _.... ...... _ ........... OOIIola-- -11"'-.... --MdCio~-raiLIIIO<at .... .._..,......, • Ill or two ..,...,.. Jllat to rat- tl>e . . . . . .., ... eCIIDntdtl_..._..lllllclda ....... ..,..., .... TIWN.. ORir••" altllng-...1 - -. . .... -ng . lllat. 1 con't -.... -wlll.... a !Uiol. ."r . ........ . . . . . . ..... ..,....,,...... _The _nota ..,. . . _ . . _ . . _ ..... _.,............... ~~--MII'II. 111nd �feedback !f ~ I .,. . - - - - :::S[ I ~ forum by Mitdlel c- ,.. ,,. us - - - - ....,.,.,.,,. dlel<obUI-.1 "*'I' bil/lono ol dollwa In .,.... lo tolaiHarNin around the WO<Id. h Is of !he ulmoal hyPOQfay lot Halg. Bush. "-gan and Ol'*'ln the Us. "'"no circle 10 ~plain lboU1 'oulalde' aid to Ihe paop1a ol El Salvador. flo ona, nol..,... Halo.elalmo 1/lat !hera ara Soolet. Cllban. or Nlca<aQilln . , . . _ In EJ Salv-. But the U.S.. lhoaa - - ol •out- agllolora·. -itlad 10 ltwe ·~· on S..ndly, 12 on W-.lnadaY. t$ on Thuraday lnd 20 on Friday-In addition to an auomaniiCI CIA El Samdo<t Eltt. lhe7'ra aendlng In'S to go..,,_,. "'"' "'Y _,,._,In 7 ,_ - .....• • dey (I the ....... · ~ It began ralnltlo military Sal¥- alt., a _ , . . . , drOUOht- On the otfllr hind. lhe - l c ~vllonary Fran~ _ . . . , ol all - ltlon , _ In EJ Sal¥ador jlncludlno the Cl\ur<h), cites §JO U.S military -.!Yloora. ~. or -~In El 800 Matln•tt ••sorted corporete. banking and mercenary par-011. And no Rl>aalana. Cublnl or Nlcaraguana The mylh of lha ·ovt- •onoto<' hal-. - a o mony limN to,..._ cle&lh- onna ..... and ·pa~oc. actions' (Vletnosn •os. n rou row hi04Qrf,- I - 1M olflclllly I 'c>OIICO action', al- ~- oador-.1 ' "'· lnd - - ~.10 inloraotol. protect ----"' the -'-rioaft ·- tlllnk -· llhl nd oorporato thlt ona would o........,..t ooukl crt 'wolr 1vot 10 many • - bolotl 1111 people of tl\la counuy woke upt lila u.s. o - • - r II the outalder, tlllcorpotOII and ban-lnO t n t - raid L a t i n - nallont (tb Chile, lnd ~lion NicarloaUII for Mtural ,._,... lnd ~ ft. . In I~ lniWNICtonal C._- ......... auparmllbt. tilly · - 1111 - - of otlll< paop~aa 1n1o "'-no corta Ind. · - 11\1 protacllolloiUS -~-ti\IIOOVIIIII door lt>~o IIIII< waltlno alrplanea. !NCb lnd lllllcopl- 10 ... apor1«< 10 othot tlghl-wlno CIICIIIOIIhli>e (tnl Phlllpplnos, Tal-..an, S. lloraa. lnd Hono Kono) - · labor undlf 1111 oun Ia (,.,.,Y IhiM deyaara -lfln*I>Ort-.1 tO IIIIU.S.II<OePI lor apeclal hlgllly caplla' lnton~l>e lnduatrltt). and are moldld. manufaotur-.1 and • ........- Info ltoma aokl 10 thl paoplal of advanood cepltollot nat loll• to tout their brUd, to tlgnt thl't tooma. t.o fur I heM' coati. 10 wheel t.heu· cars.. In till lace of e,.ploltatlon and raprosalon • """'* nua noflt to turn lorMI toanyono•"'''notoprovldelt. f - Ia no1 a commodity aokl on till _ , moB&t-bul of till lmp!Omento to • - It 1101 Stlould till So- Union. Cuba. Roumonla. West ~y. and otnor natlollt aen ormo to El Salvado<'l mutllllod .,..,,.._ who .,. the Atne(tca.n arma manu·facturera of del If\ and morQhllnts of notocauato to oornplaln? 04dn't. GM and Ford build t&nQ ond airplane engines lot till Nou:l'tln World W01 ~~ aa Wllloo lor 1111 U.S.? Aren't tnoso oompanfll still r_.,lnO yoatly repa<atlolla. to till tune ot S21 mlllloll onnually. for till ·...-.tor lllltlah lnd Amoflcan DomblnO ol ,,... Nazi planta? ~ they olmply r - t oomt>Othton In - • once wao on uclualve American monopoly of till world annamonla tnOIUtM. p11y tl\000 poor ~.., cap•llbtt. -no f.U fighter - . to bOth ltrMli and Nab. Who proht toom wor bJ armii>Q bOth akin. lila my~n ot till 'out- &Olt•lo<' 1\ae_.lolher diOMnaiolll aa WOlf. It only It _,true 11101 11\1 Soviet Union would arm and proYldl tvppon lor paopfll' tibofallon oi<IIQIIIos around till wa<ldt II only Chi didn't 1\ove to piMd In -~ lor Soviet (bllora Ill wu military aid to Lumumba In 1111 ......lnltad In 1110 by till CIAj. lor agricultural lnd ftnanciol ~ ot Cuba wltll no atnno• altacllad (tn 111&6 lnd t066l lor --~~(In 1881). bolora Chi n..-1 w11 ~~~~~-on Oct- II. 111117 bJ till CIA. lila u.s. Ofoeo the Soolel u..on muc11 credit bJ dllmirlg Soviet - - ' tor , , _ attuootaa around 1111 """"'· and tnua almpl)l -tuataa Ond relnlor-thal-11 would- "*' c- -*· o-•r• conoo In ~ ( lila Sovtll Vl«nam, lot • . . . llfOtiJ IQUIIhl 1101 Soviet _ . . 1Mot llrilll onna _ ) . _ . , . . , . . , f r o m - - - •osn't until,_ till end of 101 wlllllat Soviet-made tong...,."* In till flnaloiiOntlvoln South lllotnam. And- than. till Soviet a ru-. till Chl,...,,lhreat.,..; to riCI- and cut oft military and -"'tnlc a.od (OS lliOY did In Cubo In 111M and 111117-rHd Fldol'l lnd Clll'a denunciatory · - Ol 11\al period), to OtltmPI IO dtag till paop1a to _ . l i t e - their mllharylnd PQIKICIJ •letort 10.., (U tilly Old the F1ancll In t(ll5() II only liolg'o -.catting.,.. 11111 hUge 'Ubora.-rms· conop~rKy wu tNe' lila _ . . of l h e - - bo gtltatull But. In -al. ft ...,.L '0111 " no1 to aay thai till ••Ill v- Sonet Un10n C)oa;n•t auppty trufllaty ~PfNI'Il to akaady eotlbllallld guemlla ltt\OOOiea. becauae h doea- wltn autnoa. and not tnouOh Moot IJiool>te llglltlno lor tllllr own llberotion h..., no~,. to ,,.do tno atrtnoa of the Soviet Unloll (-oro. ~boil, noloa brutol or rOIQUtC<I raldlnollor till b<vtollty of till US. ........, )Untu and NtlnQ ctua. Poop~~ hOhllno tor l-otion. lor FREEDOM. u.,. ,,. El ana 11 . . . 1111 NIU<- 1- ,_.o. ago. 1110 OS wary U tilly are gtolelijl Y - come no1 1n rnot•ary pvtachn ,.,,h the I/IIVUOil till ~ton and Sal•- 0<-- moot- _,_but .,...,ot-..t.- ~ lla ....... - - ... . - . 1111 - r y. thO Churd\ (In ll SaNadot and In Nlca-~ Itt El Sal¥-. till C1M Ia olmpte.ll ext.-r bloody. It Ia explotl-.1 ooatnot n.ploltar. oppre11td agalnat oppreuor. mataaa aoafntt l<!)pariai-OIIek-.1 ...... That~ .. no mloldll oround to avpport. Thoro l.o no Cenll1at d-allc trying to ottol<e a ball- b o t - tlght·wi'>CI • - (lhll h. . l<oh 12.000- I I I I I - &Jonoland lel....lt\0 agalna torture and murdar, ln ac>lie o1 till u.s. - - · · lltemj)ta lo ~· 1110 ...,._Icon people Into bolirltr>O 0 1 - In El Sllv- u ., Ylotnorn. 1110 U.S - - II nol ._lnO llle tldo-11 • • t i l l - aldol What Ia ..........,. II Cl •mmacljoto lnd lOIII ..,..,loll ol us. mUftary and economic: 'aid' 10 Ihe of EJ Salv~ a wlll>drawal of all U S peraonnel. a commitment to from lrtt..-fentnc:e In tllllntomalallolra of othef natlolla, and of thlrlghl of Ill people to 1041-<*.,inatlon; lnd an end IO 1111 corporate plundof of rnooo:es lnd tabor of Latin Ame<lca and all otnor nation• ot till Tho!d Work! t do no1 boliovl 11\al tile - a t • end financial lnatltutlolla. In cofllboratloll ....,. till rnftrtary rniOftl ot till U $. Oleto. wtM IIOP bainO 1-"'101.. •thor tlvOUOh taglalauon or lhrOUOil _ . , to till moratrty of armo mercllantt. oorporato _ . ,.. and lo..-101 br-a Tllalr tntetelt Is anylhlno !Mit moral, and thllr willltlo"'" to uplolt knowa only one cotor-go--1111 color of t~r proflta How...,, I do bollewo tnll the people ol thO Un[lad Statu un and muat GOOsttuct a mau ~~ to oppoao U.S . mllllary lnd economic old to 1111 junta In El Salvador and 10 ald. In our numbara. actlona. and dotnands. tlllpaopil ol £1 Sal¥- in tllllr atrUOOie lor Mblnlion Wt WI far wiMf than we ....-. at IM beginning of US. l""""'"""t In VIetnam. we .-.ollnd tnolntw o . t a - the promotloll ot U.S. """""""" ol till Tllltd World. And. 10 a oroat axtanl, weuncleiWtlnd .mat -tobodonolllrO a t horM,In till belly of till monotw, - I I we are at the mor'*ll unobll 1o ollectuate tllat undor.tandino on • mut acate. Tllua. we hOVO tools avolllbll to ut now !hat wet• unevaUabte at the stan of thol U.S. Wllr on V$etnam. Thll II tiUICted 1n t'Mt large.ac&le dlltNat. ..... m eonorau, for u.s. Slatornonta on El Sot.ador•• ciiWIIII 11101 1\0a led lo till Introduction of Houae 8111 n - 1508-to cut off aa aid to 1111 jun11-and oponaotad. u of t~la Wflllog. bJ more thin 0 0 of a D i l l - - &II auppon. But H wou1c1 rofloc:t 1 _., llmlled u-.tandlng of ..,. ,_a 1ne1 wny'a of accornpliSIIlftO an lnd to 1111 brvtllltJ lhlt aocompantes. bJ . - t y. - • • • _.loll lnlo end ,....- ot ot11ot oountrloa. II we - e 1o oonatraln ourMI- to tllllaglatoll..,electoral go_,_, wrono CJOV«n"'"'" ,.,,.m go-•• conor-. ......... ._. ........ -~ cllllned to 1 1 1 1 . . , . - tmaaint It till people o4 Niclragua. Ylel ...... or Souti\Afrlca......,..., lot atone Salv-. ._, till ma1ot pan of •- -CIY lobbying till ..,........ not to bo c.pitollots. tnsllld of ooncantratlno upon 1111 oroanwatloll and · moblllzatiOfl ol tllllr - n paoplallnlo balno able to <Hill and dofut tlloM capltalato could not INo to bo capllailalot ua in till l.ln~ad &latOL El TNa-....., ,_ -.-not The riclort for "' In 1111 Unil-.1 S t - 1o - an ,__o 4 __ _ __ -_ ot INMingtul -· . ._ . --.poe l\ol . - to IOCiey o4 . - ; tiW .,..,..... ~)'St-.-~~-·-~ 1111~1 of a - wMtolut and more nouttsrolno agrtcult.n; llle tor altomat""' -CIYlavtl; ·- , _ ol onC1 -.trolled at ttMt oommunlty 1111,_ a noo-cktcldent art. muate. and Ametk:an cutu.ue ••toe- ...ebrattno thejOyolbaino tllldrlwlftOout ol humon lnteractlor>and.ln a no<HeiiOJoua- ciMply spiritual human laellnoS, tne ol>lotoratton ot 1111 dtotlncuon (and dMaiot>l . , . . _ ,_, lnd counuy, -e play _..,.., -.lnglul •nlhllagi»>IOVO-atk:Jt _ _ ... , . _ .. ,.,._u..awta ---~~--­ thO 01110 aiiVI. - the CongnsocJnot lon. - 1110-nol to-o~~-- ForEI -K--Inatonoc:Ntlnofu S irnporllttwn. It Is but a oymc~~om of • vary 4MpiJ rooted lllatorlc:el · Woun . . - I n """'*"""" '"J• curing the tymptom~ 11m1 throu;n m••• moblltutlon.at,.nuoua effort. putting OOCIIN on 1110 llna, lnd anoutlno: "Hold 1~ bubl" Attd K Is Yllally Important thlt- do 11111. But- otao muot. at aome ""'"' I n - of - t...._- I!Wdlno water trying to u.et - !Nit we.,. olmPJ SJmP'OI'I aa w _ , . almply NMing In p i - .,_ I - ~bynoltryirlgto_tlll_ll* 1ne1.,..-. orodUCie aua. oymp~omo.,.. - o r o a o ompot\ant-,lnEI-. paoplal' t - ""'-"on .mat -do hire to IIIIP them. Their late Ia In ""' honda-and, In a · ours Is In ~It Is olton aold thllacapltalistlaaoor...,.,land so un•w•'• Of hit o• n Mlt ..,.t.,eat) lhal hlwi11 ...t ycMI the,_ to hano nlm. Moot of 1111-a ._..,by tna people of EJ Sal•- oro Amoric:a- They hi,.. 'Rboratod' by 1111-oed from till OPptOIIOrl 11 all - - paopla oro uMad "' 1111 -ld In toghtlng og&lnat _....,... t11an either t111ra 11 no auc11 thing u an •outSide' agitator. or we.,..~ out~* agtlatota. Willi we- Clo 11110 Ia .,_ 1111-om. aincehllao¥ilolndao _ _ IMII_,....,Cioltln ouc:h a way IIIII leado not tnt reln..,_,l o4 our • . , . . _ , . - t o _ . , . _ linllnclll lnd mMotary -nmant aU!hot•IY. but to till mobli!Rtlolloluaall-wlthtiii EISalv-an"""'*•t I batno till nub of thlmottor-to - - • ..,....., wnore we'll- have to wony about military juntos. mou mu~ ~. oymptomo and outU, ogoln. Appeolo to Conort~a,to_.,..,. -~Y lobo moral ••• only lrullful ...... - '· or•UU>oriiY hal n o - - l o u t 10 act in !hat moral woy or bo Thl1 II ,... 1 . - . our rlgiK"' I .... - . c y To ICIIn- he.,.,...,, eonor- -.-.s. otlllrwayiMottor_our_ant~IO owraulo:' 10 1111 foro II r o - ourl>*1!vigM. our -._our Declotratloll ollndope.--. au< clua. We datnand tlllaome riOIIt t o r - - thll we demlnd lot El Slt•ldor-1110 rfohl to boi'REE. to delarmlnolta own -lny. to '""' u Ita paopil-and not 110 II\IIS4. .-cNcide. to own and conuol all corpor••• whit-- production. - - ----~ houllno. -CIY· tr.,._otlon. end !hera la. thO rlglll to bo ,,.. humlll balrlga. lnd hi.. • " - aey .,.. ovorytlllng. , . _ . 1111 o4 El ~ us. _.,._,,aid EJ Salv- junta! f'ight lor El Sal¥-.: 110M lor paopla 10 · - _ _.. Including the OUMI...l �. l POLICE BLOTTER l ,....,........ s:zeo. t NOilllf CAMPUS REPOIITS !- ~•) i Poner- ilwJlaty- A f<mli< reponed thOI UJiluloWD ..,tered ber , _ and took a Tau tmuw.<ntr Tl sec calculator valued .. sun (oerial 63011 tn), """ G. E. AMIFM dott ...sic>~ valued II SolO eadl. ond four SIO ~ AIDeriean Express Tnvdcr's cbockr. J/1/ 11- JZ. p.m. i ~ SOUTlf CAMPUS UPORT W -- Aa&· Harossmeru- P..- idctltil7ini himself .. Quiclo S.di>Cci lht<litenod 10 kill bosses b<O<bcr and l<ill the bosa. l/IIS/81- 12:06 a.m. w.......,., Monti 1.1 NORTlf CAMPUS REPORT F.....,, Bid. 5-Aa&ult-A f<mll< reponed ll\&l an UftknoWII milk 111cmpted lO dash h<r and did ao app(oldmatdy four lim<$ on th< bocll. once on th< fordlead, and once on h.. roreann In lh<louo... J / 17/81-7F·l0 p.m. Lod<wood LibAJy-Publk Lewdnao- A f<mal< reported thAI 1M oboenod a bbck milk .....arina a p>~r rap • him>Cif. 3/ 17111--IO:JI a .m. n......,_ ..._., SOUTlf CAMPUS REPORTS !Mfmdorf-<irancl Lara:ny-A mal< rrporu lhll unknoWll pcnon(s) forcibly pried opm th< door on aloct<d equlpm<nt <abinel and rtniOved 1100 Kodak c.IOOid JUde project0<1 valued ., <a<h. Stria! 296019S and 3931748. )116/81-9:45 a.m. Oancnt l.ollli&"-Orand Larceny-Unknown pcnon(a) unlawf'uDy remcwod a thr« ..., .. dark JOid .ora and o two ..... dark liD aoro valued . . . IOial or S5SO. J/18181-I:SI a.m. noo :z2n w~-Aa- Haramut:nt- A milk rq10<1ed ,.... Property datllaeo to Y<'bld< b $75. c:m.cttc c:ua and 1ap<1 J/22111-h.m. wbao II< played beet 111< tdqlboo< lap< ........sinJ rudlloc, valued .. Cknlcnt Hall l.obby-crimlll&l Misc:~~J<f-Unknown tbcrt wu tb~ oo it from an iudividual wbo pcnoo{s) bloke tbc plato alatl door vaiiiOd 01 SlDO lcadirla to i<l<mlfood himldfu Quidos.di>Cd. 3/ 19/81- II:.W p.m . tbo lomite. J/:zl181-4 a.m. Goodyear HoD-Robbery-A male roporu bciot arabbod NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS by an uokoown Wbite milk....., told him to r<ri>O"e Spauldlna-Pctit Larea~y-A female r<ported that or he would bit him. Vldim was then un.l for money and for peraon($) unkno"" toot her 0.£. AMIFM diliW dott radio hi$ walJu. Subject bod DO IDODC)' but hod I MobiJ aedJt Cllrd which was left In the wan... Auailat\IS fl<d with no u... from tbc louna<, valued 01 W. 3119/ 11-1:00 p.m . P·l-Crimmal Miscbiof- A milk rcpot11 W& (J) J/21181-I:JO a.m. """"""" J)lll thin $CI'lll~ 011 the _...,... side, !runt. 8Dd hood or his vcbidc over a periOd or t 112 mootbs. r--,,....,..w ~· cfamaae to "<bide If SIOO. l/19/U-3:)9 p.m. Dewey HoDway-H.,....,mt-A fcmtl< rqoons thllt a NORTlf CAMPUS REPORTS male or 2040 l.dunao Hall used abuli\Oe and obscene Spauldina Cunodial Scrviccs-8 uraJary-Uolroown Jaoauaae in a confraotaliocl they hod coocemlf11th< volum< or tbe compl.tinant's at<r<O. The complainoal wovld Ukt to pert011(s) <Dt.. ed offiee ~ the rear ..U...y door by prylna tbc look m«ibannsm and cuttina witb a backraw. obtain an IUTest wvran~ . 1119181-1:4S p .m. Farao-Crirninal Misdlicf-A rcmal< reported that I!Ainwed tSamaae is SIOO. J/D/ 11-00-.20 a.m. Farso Pool Table !loom-Criminal Misdli<f-Unkoown pmon(s) llllloiOWD e&l"od tbe ,...,.d "die" in the doO< to her .-... apprOld~n~~tdy SIO worth or damqe. l/19/81-10:00 pmon(s) damq<d the fd1 on on• of th< pool tabla ausina SlOO damale. l/22181-1)1)-.20 1.111 . p.m. his....,_. MO<tdaY,MarctlJ SOl!TH CAMPUS REPOIITS NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS Clemen~ HaD-Criminal Miscbicf- Unknowo pertOII(s) tb,..... a one inch bolt tbrouab tho rich~ ft:Onl door Far10 0..0. Room-Grand Lorcmy-A male rqoons that window of Publlc Safety vdlitle <awl:na S I2S damaa<unknown pmon(s) r<mored one OLI watt speaker valu<d 01 3/D/SI-1 :32 p.m. Abboct l.o<-UUV-A female repOI'U tb<fl or her 1977 S.OO. Speaker had proP<ftf or IRC insaib<d on II J/ 21/81-2 Ford poci;·up truck valued at SJ,SOO. l/23/ 81-6 p.m. a .m~ CoDitrUCiion Sltc-Grand Lar~A ,.,... rcpot11 thOI unknown person(•) <nlcrod COillti'UCtiotl area and rtmo\'ed a n • ....,.. Mardi 24 Rildl 35 mm <amcra atlll flash. a dow hamm<r and nch<L NORTlf CAMPUS vallled at SUO. 3119/ 11 4 10 a.m. 8at tment Governor'a-CrimlnaJ MiJthl<f-ln•<otiptedd~~nqe dooc to th,......, coudt. basement level J/22181-I:JO p.m. Couch ,... lhn>wn from the flnt lloo< to th< <aUIIna S.OO .s.maac. SOUTlf CAMPUS REPORTS f'rldaly.-lt SOUTlf CAMPUS REPORTS Maio/Batley Parkin& lot...-Grand Laro<Dy~A malc rcpon• tba Uftknown peraoo(s) smashed the rillht door window and r<mOYod two <IJ&<tl< c:asaaod SO CUS<IL<tapes. Religious leaders t!:hastise racism ·-- �jf®,~©llJID.®,~Jl@JID. The Specrrvm of notlonol ond intemotionol events On strike: Coal miners walk out - - -- - - - --"'-b!IAJ.aa c. Kadok 0... 160,000 m~ 14'01kod oil the job on mcs.y ...._1M thtft')'Ur od6 agreement borwem the Unloed Mlne WorlcoT> (UMW) and 1M Bilumlnous Coal Oper11on AoiiOCIAIIon ~ (BCOAI tllphd ., midnight Thuroday A -..e <OnlrOCl was ruched urllor in the WMlc but hlod not bHn and __.t bvthe Unk>n'• ronk and nwmben Trodidonollv l»4W hM • no contrac:t no WGi< "'*"'upon pohcy. Ptesiden4 ol the UMW Som Olurch. Jr ope.nl the rernolnder or the W<Ck OI)Uklng In w~ v~. Pennt}4vanla. Kentud<y. and CMher soft cool (bftuminousl producing - ·• campolgnlng lor 1M r.ollclllon ol the """""" Olurch has pr«liafd thll the og<Mmlnl . . . be paSMd bv • two-u.ds rNJCdY The . . . . ol 1 M -·""'- yaoerd.y. _ . not ~bvpr--Mondooy. ~. l is not~ IO be as ono-tided .. Olurch prodi<Hd . Contr"""""' By Friday. there was • wong ditslclent ,..,_,..,t ii!O"'!ng """""!~ the .........._ Mlnen 1n w~ \llrginla's o..n.t 17. llw Jorge$~ in the NilSon. butned ........ ol the <OnlrOCl and --.1 out ol the hoi ......... they hlod gllhored 10 hew union olliclok read and oxplul the . -·, proposols In Ohio'• llistrlcl 6, union officlols Bil LMnb and Ed Bel fl.rorwjy oonclemned the propooed oonlrac:t "' u~lolr and insullmQ to th<l lloiOI'ker>. " K the mlnm loolc at the oontriiCI . r IMII be ~eated ." Dlm1ct President Bel t.old the Aslocioled l'tdl "I think Olurdl ll rnidleodtnsl mom • '*'*'· I.Mnb. a .....,...s thll 01..-ch IMp down " - !tis poolllon .. """ ~. tho"ccnhcclllOjlded.. The pr_.t <OnlrOCl c:olk lor a c:oq><omiM 36 percent rncruscln ..,.a and benel.u to be rpread"""' the next thcee yoorl. The tompanles bad oHtred a 19 )>0'Ct!l't lncrU M to botg4in .,_the Union's ~.-lor a 51 )>0'Ct!l't raltc. Ro,ooltift A --.1 point ol dispulc bot-.. the -un and the .,...,.,.. ...,. owr the indUilry'o pion fer • sown-day -'< schedult. Undft' the pracnt contract the miner'Sidledulo rum lr<>m ~Y to Saturday. With the minos being doood on Sunday. The UMW ..,.. willing to aoorpt a oeven-day -•k 11 both Saturday and Sunday _,. made oprimal WGi< da)/1 The BCOA rejOCied this proposal and the prohl:>ibon ol work on Sunday mnainlln the <lO<Ilract Whlo no dcfrnlte prov;sionS _,. made. the U.W... - 1n the pr_.t contrac:t- '90ec! to diOCUtl t h e _., plan lo reP- the prumt ....,.;on pion CurTondy there Is a unrwroal n-..-wlde pension plan '1)0<\f<l<ed by the Union. The operator< ore W!J90'IIng • pension lund -with a <Ompany-bycompony · - · COO<dinaled agencies ~ lndMd\III INuran« The . . - volatile 1ooue olllw new <Onft'OCI, • polnC ogreed upon bv 01..-ch. is the pr<MIIon lndullriol produetr~ to utt non-U>Ion cool without p6lllng roy61tla. Under pa• conlracto. royalties- • tar111 ofiOIIS- hlod to be paid on cool used which was mined by non·Union !abo<. This rolsed the price of non-Union c:ool end makes Union c:ool a more -actillc offer W!Wc.e•.._ This provlolon .. the which is c:rutrng the ~-­ sddsm borwem the rank and file and Union pra;deney Mlnen bcllew thll this pen ol the contract Is 1 sell~ut to boctt c:ool mlnero and tho lobo< movtrnent. Noc only does this agretrnent J#ve leg!ttrnlzatlon to non·Unlon lndulll'la but Kaloo threatens Union rnernl>eo' job security. a..-.. the non-U>ion cool v.1l become ~ - aon suc:cesol\.ly ur>6orM1 thll produced by lJn1on """"""· OM Union oftlcllol p<edrcled thllln a lew ynn • rroinG's WGi< WMlc could be reduced to two or three days. Allor the terms or the agreement _ , announoed last Thursday, 12.000 miners In Wal \ll(glnlo and Pennoylvanla Olagtd all.iklclot walkout to show thdr Immediate dislike lor tit. pr_.t C<>nlract The jJMW with .. no c:oniRd""' WGi< policy has struck ~limo .. contract hcs come up lor...,...., since )964 k usualy !aka IOdoys lor the rank and flo t o - o after the negodoton reoch an _,nont. The last cool the Unled StOia was an 111 day walkout durtng llw Winter or 1977·78. ••In © GORIS ar - ~ �- .clo ...... ...... lho I<Nmln, 0010 . . . -tb&~ &11'll'rEllU\i&'ll'ill\i~ ..... wollol 101111 ~ Lilli fdd.v'• -..Ina ..... - "" s..d.rtly, - lho . . . . Paloh W'<IDilll1liD~ - ' - ' prOial ...,._ PoiMd t.c.mo-~ Ill 1945 n.. Paloh ___. - dollod • no·.WO. ......,... t.otw-\ Solldonly one! lho Pollh Cornmunlll n.. ...... Pot1y. poompted "" lho Morel\ 19 ~ baollr9 ol Solldonly olllclo1r 11!1 tho Polilh pollee. tn 11M! ~ 10 tho SoW! military lorcos condlld!ng , . . , _ In lho ......L lh« --...· .~. . . . . . . . . . . .ollho __ 10 lake "" lho SoW! Golo&h. Yet, Mondo~·· poiiJ>Oftemcnt of • nation - wid~ la bor stoppegf' tcheduW .. _.soy ....-:! SolidMfty'• - 10 ...... • ~-lhoSovii!U*'> "'-lloo ScMet Union~ tho Polbh a111t bu demonstrated Ufl..,......lon!od puoMry "" .. pori. h "-ld be r«mombored hi when Hungwy ottornpeod 10 chart II own polilblos wei osldeologlcol ..,.,.. In 1956. tho Kromlln IOnl ~ tnto tho w- PKt nett.... to r - • on1«r • ...a u up • Communlot Ideology And, In 1968. So.llt tonica bulod dMir Into ~. ~ whon 1..-.ld I n.. APRIL FOOLS PARTY•••Wed- April 1st 2 Banda- fema & Three L1ttle Words Mtxed Drtnka- 2 for 1 -ALL NIGHT Celibates & NO respect-frt-Aprll 3rd Paper Faces ••••••••••••• sat· April 4th Mixed Drinks Draft 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 tall madn1te Screws & 50¢ Marys 75¢ tonica......, u..u 8relho<lv ......... decided.- thot notloa'• llmciO mel O!rtatlon1 with Conlldutng tho world·wlde ~ rK.vtd ooHct> the So.llto when they Invaded ~• • ~l'blond would only MIWio ~ their p r - " ' -· Abo. lho 5oYim we noclllct'ly 10 tnt..-- tn tho Pollth oanllict boca- ol lho ~ ollec~. ouch a mow would how on U...d ~-Soo!ot ~Whie~­ ' - Nlod .......... lho u.a.d s.-.~--.ld ....,jy !wold ...... Cold ..... 10lorcelho~S.0...10 adapt • lwdlotc howlcloh -..de ~ them A move lnlo l'blond would undoubrodly •olldlfy AmtriCon oppoolllon to Solllol p r - llllreoihnov .. his cleoh to hold • SvrnmM Plaldent ~. an lnlo Poland -ld ~ lomlal onytudl..-,.. -In ln- p.,aw,._ w~ l h o - ...,_,.. ,_... ol ScMil - - - . . I - * 1 - KNmln ....... MUd oplln ~ ol-ued ~. """ lot lho PoW~ - ....... _.proWom .... - ... fuo1lw blomllh .. ......, In tho world communlly ~ tb& So.llt u-. .. luly _ . , . ol ..._,ly quaahlng Poloh ~. thotr nood 10 INir\IMI good llanding _ . . 1 0 be on OllftTidlns _.., which hu thuo f• Mpl tho mUht\1 Ruulon boar from~ havoc In Poland. Yet. "-ld tho Sol/lot Ullon bdew b clr«< _ _ . _ , II - v. lho Iaiii cl Solldonly .. well u Poland'• now found • freedoms -*1 ~be cnoolwd beneeth lho - - ....._.. ol .-tnaS...... ...... Since Poland It ...... lho So.llto' ..... ol tnAatnct. any """""'"" m l l a r y - II~~. Ill. ....... Praldont ~ waWd puololofo10C401~ololnde ""'-' lho e. Wid W• I , Wid """" tho ScMet hordes 80 ~ Into tho brow Pohh NM!on, ol lho ft.. world wll bo pulling lor tho delllnt ono. PRE-FALL 1981. REGISTRATION Begins April 1, '81 For Continuing Student~ Only Aprll1 • 3 April20 ·22 May4·8 g. 4:30pm • 9 ·4:30pm 9. 4:30pm Pfck up materials Return materials Pick up .schedules 319 Squire & 200 Fronczak 319 Squire &200 Fronczak 319 Squire~ No achedules will be meiled unless students submit a Mlf·addntued envelope with their com· pleted course request forms. 9. 4:30pm Drop/Add w• . .koclalne ,_ lho ol .--..•• doot noc- lho s...-- NOd~ or ~-SoWit Ha.yesB~ MFC students may not register until MFC class schedulea .,. avall8ble.•.July 13, '81. Continuing graduate and MFC students will be mailed r.glatratlon materlala after July 15,'81. All atudenta changing diYialonsiunclergracluate to gqcluate, MFC to DUE, .tc.) MUST ,.port to Hayes 8 belen picldng up materials. • �and receive experience not available at any other place r-JOIII UB IIITEUATIOIIALl I\ Positions Available for: editors art director advertising manage writer/ columnists production manager reporters artists/ graphics photographers typeset dlrector business manager Applications available at the SA Office - 11 t Talbert Hall or call 636·Z950 Btandeb lWvetSity AMEIUCAH SCHOOlS Of 01\JOOAL REYAJI,CH Mixed reQction to Reagan shootiQg - - - - bpM...,"- when Klrll ctlod- My mc:other wos c:rvtng Thb ""' donn\ UJ>IOI - • ·E~ ..,..,. jolclng about • In .... _.. . "fm glocl ~~- dldn' clle-lhat elMo .......- his lrimd ..... "The ~-- Ht l l l d • - could'.. k4'!111he-- olllhe ..,.,..loronAme1ton&oo-yaoldll the Prtoiclaoll • "Wol. I leo! wery bod aboullhll; • 2S.yur-old oddod "1 rem-'- wlwn Kennedy wu "How could he . _ miiMd &om oo dc.,... "Thoro's .,.,. lor !he ~ • 1\ clcwn ~uate$COW!Iod ...,und • ponablo tokMslan .., Monday tnd troded one-linen on rho onempt ogalrul PYnldent Ronald Reagan. ."Show tho . _; OM IWdtnt >hot-howbodllelt. Thloliolcrribl« ......,..Olton Tho ~ape ...,. on. nonnol ~ • 'llnt ac .,.,...__and Nnl - " - ~&amc. Thoy ~ .... .. ... anw.s plcUd up " ' Jon. Brody ljll.,g "" !he Jldewlolk. There _,. • low 9f1SP0 .. tho s.a.. Sorva ....... shot In the " o moeh , 11umbl~d In l h t bod<ground There _,. 101<a mode .. CBS 1\nehcnnon Don Ralh« - s.a-v • .,_..... gdllng ...... to thto: uld Psyehology Ot ponmont Cholrmon Ed......t l<adcin -'"II INdonls' romorb "Thlt II tnl!fl<.• Katkln cornpare.d stude nt _ . .,..,. !he - p i on ~·· . . wtdllhe reodion to the 1963 Kenne.dy &IUUinatton "Thoro 10 • doar dllftmlc:e; he noc.j "Kennedy ...... Ho - t d his politicl-d youth. "Moll young people dan\ liko Rtogon," ht said. "They don\ rtallu that this tr....cendo politico. •• """ loo!nlng to • Conadlan tolbd about 1\moricM ~o~o~~~m.· Pallllr:ol Scimcc " " " - - '*"' --they to .;.e a '"""" ....nout any &ah """'""'-'· "Thoy'r. ~ lor S.ody 10 ....... . - . - ll<:cordor1g 10 Mischlor. ~ - ......t the ....... In '-Y In ....,.. popoJiodlp pols 11-M -'II lniO It'--.... Undoul*diy. lhls ... ......... ~ . . . .J pulilt . . _ lor hom.. Miod>le llid " An-» 0<> his budget polity wll bo ,.. an attoek on • tide man by tho Amerlc:on public • thing." pkaded, -ng It tho..,_"Tum on O..,nol Fow. thoy1 """" II.- Wllllom Mlstlllet ~ ..h'• unW.. the 1<4nntdv yoan With people c:rvtng .. tht • ~. he lntlllod. the ~could only bo to Rtogon'• odvon'IWo<y ""*-' -.. - •• ~.he dlomaytd by -..dent ·-· ., odolmod ... _.. m"ll!!le •• mooc the ~ ollheA<:adomy /\wads "Thll dO&Jn't really mun ~ llid. '1 ""' mnembor llobbv K.tnedv • IIIIo, I mnembor r.---------, I ap.clo1 SovfRp 1 - I I I 1 ,.,.........,..., I 1 1 I.._.._ c.. .. Dr71 I I 1 .... ~1 Head First I Hair StylfB~ .I 388 K - Avea. . - - - . o - MonA'rkloY JIWw ~poo II 1 I ·~ ,., .......... ~~- 20. u•n II 1 -835-9339- J L--···---~,;, ond ~- ond n relored fie4ds • - o Wft4u ol ~ potidpOiiOn In en CWH)Oln9 dig • RUdy tourS 10 impOttOnt QIChoeologlcol site~ • opcicnol ~ RUdy In Hebtew Of Noi:Jic Applr::otlon deodlne: MoYembef 1 for: lur1N!< Wolmoaon. obroocl ocMior 01 \o/!1te )'OIK Rudy "'*" Plnur noted tNd Rtagon II the fht praident to alter bolng tho<. "Trun>an dldn't got hurt; httxpiAlntd "Teddy Rooto.ell .... lllghd)l hll but he _. on ex· prosldonl • tht llmo..- ...d .... oourtdecl ohod<ad. "How could !hoy do !Mt," """ ~·~ In surp<IM- on¢1tng to ,..; a 1~-old • a:x.ne WOII< ... Englbt\ln ORt>oeolog)l. boch hd1coy "' tl*>k he'I bo bodt 10 .......... _ .. he sold, "and his papulorily -quipped. announc-ed 1t'hat does It offet ytN? • o ~er ol SIUdy In bloelln the >ping te<m ~~lho~al •- c_...,.,._ Rath er PIHur ARCHAEOLOGICAL SEMESTER IN ISRAEL at \:Pe Katharine Cornell Theatre Ellicott Complex AB, Amherst Campus Thursday, April 2Dd at lD-.30 am ADMISSION FREE 836-2038 for illformation -- &o-dM ~ . . . ~~· 01JIIQCit cab ~ 01 ...,._ 0119'\._QgltOhcrdil;:ap i> <II O ~ I �• LATKO !!J 4. PRINTING AND J! COPYC&NT&RI RESUME PROBLEMS? ! i !,:. i I j: LttUs~You S...J)Ms FREE Then Let Us Typeset & Print h BETTER/FAITERfFOR LESS LA TKO SPRING COLLOQUIUM Vocabulary Enrichment Plftellted by. C•thr Bynt.ar.dbeny Baldy Hall 202 TODAY, April 1 1:00-3:00 pm The focus Is to Introduce specific techniques necessary for effectiVe vocabu/tuy development. Reagan ambushes Haig's hopes - - - - - b, P-1 La•b The foreign polity......lclng bocly of the R..g.,. Ad-G>n hos .-t1y bHn weai<ontd by lnlernol ditputeundthelockolcon......,.ln lis 111ows end ocdoN. Foromoot ,... Soaeury ol Scu Alound« H.lg'• alleged ~los Wftk to 1eo0gn 1n bolns put ~r:>dlol the AdmlnlfUatlon'a trbts · - 10 not j The loodonhlp pottiDII-' _.. 06>w ' - ~ lnddents 1/lce ~I Georga Bllotl " --.... llr'IIMd the ........ _ A<eonllng 10 • brief Whit• Houw and ""' •. , . - · which . . . . Jl*'->1, ·~ ol alMs AkltheAdm.,_andbpoky hu trodltlon•lly-•nd would~lllllh. Early In Farwory, . appropo\oN!Iy-boendonowtcblnihc o.lenM Secntary Capar W, Wh-• HouR.· In lhe peot, ihc Wlllnbolvor IOiormed our Whffe Howe Iader wos the Ewopan Allin by~ thlt f t NatloMI Socurly AdYilot (pftcnlly "vory prot..blt" the Re-von 10 w- Rldword v. AlenJ . ~. Buo~~ <"'-' bee.- he. unlike Alen,holdJtheronkiOpr-ftuean'sc:oblnet ol!lcers. According 10 the WhU HoUM - · Buth would •..,.,....._ and control al ~ Federal .-.-...:a In ~ to emavoncybolh lonlgn and~ .· Hal!l.ln ....,.,_ 10 the polllblllly ol IUdl a decision, told a Houw Foreign All:ain ...bcommtlee on Marth 24 th• her-ded the pion with •• Loclc ol tnthUILtim. and Aid he.,.. "not totally ..ostlod" wHh the Admlnlltratlon's lo«ign policy llnletwe. Halg has ~n-ed hlmoell os . . _. ol forq, polcy, --..a touol and v.4clo-ruehlrlg command tlmlar to that held by Staorary ol Scate John Footer Oulla during the Elocnhowtr Adminlolrotlon. Tblakaho'•III'-'One Whftt HouM Olda ..,.. quoted tn n.. NaJ nm.... saying. ~ thlnkl he's PmldenL• Appam.dy, the Pnsidont, though roallirming Hlrlg ... his "pmwy advbof on foreign ~• agreed IIIIth. hb ••II that Ha~ was ~ending his duty and had to bo c:hocked. Mdlllonaly, IWQan'• stall Will lnfu&ted at Holg's open crllk:lsm ol Buah's appointment wblch IIU El Salvador polity, wu tmltlnga controwny and~ public coolldenc:e and Oltlnllon away from the Admlnlstrallon's v"'* _...,_..,. The aqu.bblo will probably hurt the prootlgc ol the Staetaty of Scate and American lorolgn polity os a ~ The lnddent further Widened the chum between the Scott Oopartment one! the Whh House llllll10 the polntlilll«rt CounMior oo the Pnsident EdWin Mona, m and Whio House Orlol ol Scalf .lama B<rker. W - . reedy to ocx:ep1 Hlrlg'• 1«19>odon should k .._ bnn ~. H.-s,.... oho wry upset. ~ this- not the llnc time. 1M Ne111 Yorl Tlma qUOied a Praklentlal odvbof .. Myil1g thai H.-s hu th-ed to 1«19> e1g1rt or nine IJrocs In tba two monlhs he has bHn In ollloe. ~-- would c1oq>1oy tba bomb In W-.. Europe, The neutron bomb loa - laue, ... ,...Y Europuna lao11ri111 ihetr homeland d bo UMd 81 a nudear bank QIOWd In a Sovlot· Amerbn WOI Ala .-JI, s.nr.y 1 ol Stale Halg rdraettd the otaterntr~~; aaaaing the . . . 1hilll no dedJion had bHn INideor would bo INide wthout lui eonsu~ with them lirL Further dismaying Ame<lu'• ...... - · the ream! - I rtmorb by Richard "-'"'-• ec:holor on lhe Sollio< Union end a memirOf ol lhe Nadonel Socurly Council IIlii!. Pipes Is quoted In a Rtur..-. ..... O>te'VIIw .. .aylr\9 thai there Is •no alternar!w 10 lolllh the So"* Union f the R..-nl do not abandon eommunlsm." In addltion, """' belleWI that Amtnca thould - · 10 .._• • nuclur He Allo ~ w.. w.-. German •""'• Mlrritt"' Hans· Dloulch GtnKhu ol bolng ·~ to SalMI .,....._, In . _ 10 W.S Getman .,.,_,, Whk Houw " ' - Seenolary ,...,... Bnocly d!tmJsstd ~·· .. and - olAmaitonpoky, Ul\llUthoriztd a....__...__ Most r......ty, Untted Stala Chlof Ot!ogw lo the lklltd NolioM, Joane Klricpotriclc m«i on March 15 lolllh the Ngb ranldng South Alrlan millbrry ~ olfloe., P.W. V.en de Watbllllom. loltmbors ol the South African miiUry - ""' ...,_ In tho Unlltd Stata on olllclol butlrl- 01 port ol a bon on· the sale ol mllilary equlpmont to South Alrioa. The South . Alrlcan delegation ~ by ihc Americen Securuy Coundl- an Ideological rlghlllo1Qg mfiary lobby Alter the Scate 0tp011ment ltdlaly denled that tho~ ever took place, -Brady ~ thai l bad occuntd, but acldtd thai Mrs. Kirtq>Mrlck - not luly ol the role ol tho o!Ocer Unconvtrrced by the apiananllon. at leasl one group , lhc Black Caur:us. hu callod for her , _ , _ ._ eons.r-ona1 'GIVE YOUR BEST TO IIMER/C/1••• VISTA: ,SPfH) f(Q, ~It«> A YEAR \OUCINi WI1H lt£ ones 10 J£lP 'MMSELVES, BElt«> A \U.l.JfTEER CAN BE 1l£ EXPER IEJ«:E CF A LIFETIME - ~ YOO, Spring, a.-er openings . in advocacy, architecture, econo&ll.ic devel~t, education , ener<JY, enviro.-ent, health, bouaing, law; urDaa planning, other area.. ltiniaulo aqe 18, with BA/85 degree in. eny fiel4. lluat be wUlin9 to take an the &dvoc:ate/organber .role. Livinq expenses, IMICtical benefit.", trerup>rtation, aul.l savings will be paid. Student loaa deferment possible: Put your education to work "f"or a year helping others •• • LY wow. In HY State, ca ll toll~~· ~()()~62-lfilfJ �sports ; ~~---L=========~==================-================f about local coverage ~ Not in the news: UB coaches .., ,...,.., lt. - n.ncOtl !hey do buy a - · n'• ......0, c--. or ,........,_ ......,...._. UB othlc<iQ by 1oa11 llxa.tfiiiDE_,.~....s DOGiaa ..... .,. than • ..., Sports laf....-ioo Dlrcao< (SID) ......... "()nly OOCC co-u• lhem. r..-..._ a.rorc 1m w11ao most UB alhlalcs eompcl<d • t1oe Di¥isioe lloYd, the publicity - tbo<otiP """ -plcntyof · l1le~pCCUtor bilbcr compctkaboamaacd support, wllldl bas 100 ..-anisbal in rtCCIIl _... ......... _ . . . .a 111c .-..·· Aiel r-w coecb BIIDMdo. ''Tlorbesl<t.....,...._wilalto tbc....,.... " " - oftloe~IY--• ~ora -.ld _,. OUIIO thc pme.'' Rotary Fldd-home or tbc loocba11 Bulls-It ..... 10 pleceo. many complalo. The, 1.oao.- ll*li- is in such terrible -Is-· sltapo Ibis local r<I)Otlm ~. "Wbo """"' WOOl 1 0 - • tbcft1" lhtuliiOCDt 10""""""' lltld, ..,.aaiDrl ..., .,..... wilt Q)OI]oucll>t 10 """""' UB football, -contend Tbc basblbell and hoc:tcy ....... ......, lht bouat complalnu apiiiJI the - · · "Hiltorioally, baskctbaU has always taken the back ..,., to th< •Lilli• Thr..,• basta baD tlubs-Canhlus, Nlaaara and St. BOGavcnlwe.''daimcd UB ba>ntball Cll*ll BiD AlthoQah pri'tlll< co?lt:ac tcaml .... DoriDon I, ....,. bad u ouutODdula-. - do tb<7 &ua<l .,. aud~ Ouoislus .,..,.., ill ~ ........................ onlyi.OOO r..... H......._ --... Since UB bears t.hc City'l namc, H\llhcs bdlc>es nlloould prnct ..,.,.. coveraa•. "It '1 our label (I)Msion Ill) tlllt hurts uo," bc Aid. "DMoioo lll ·• aa the coveraac - t h e llllcrdt- ........... ps widaDIY!atoal•'tbcn. '• "I tluo>k to .., - • ..,....._. ,..,. ~to ..,. II," doc .....a. "Titol't doc claim IO f..... Wc ..... DO atR oatJI 1ft prow ovndva with I winAin& IMil? cblb. If we pr<>duccd a win...,. and fail<d 10 aa prOP« pUblldty, I '~ """' the chara< ,..aln>l the J)OII)<n. " l .,....,_eel 111e .-:1o or 12 ,.... w11o lt1ldiod u P..,. bol.la-ia ..,._(M 2 u). .. luf(ato, .... doe't _.....,.. tilt fiO<l dw UB bodey a - -pctki~ Jt•• - · "" lhcir ....... ltard)' do ...., ...... an~lli"' pooltiw aboolt UB." Stodt, .......... I &port& cduor for IWO ~Aid " People don't rcalil'Jt lhe Ol<rll or tbc oompaitioo - - they ... liulc local com.,.." Onc JOCJroc from a loall . . . . _ _ . . , 00 tloe llacUy - · SOJiac NUB ll«kcy il itt • r • or - ... luffa?o il-•col?clt_.., ....... ~ Coof.-..1 .... . . . - of nbc ba•"'' ..... n.l: 00 ......... Is '""""' 10 play • ~ ....u.e • dlfllcu?lto.., . . - " " - ' .....,_of th tact or odcquaac lt1lmp0rtllioe. Preseotly nonl<<d r.,.,.b ia doc N..-. Women'• Bowliaa Co<ldl Ciady Coburn bd~ ll>t local papon lboOlld dnolc .-c timc to lilt ~to-,. U-.Jiy. tilt .... lbe locallekrillae _ .... do • , _ e • TOURS • lUI mould be pec:ted foe _., ...... ~......, odtlcuco. wltido ...,.;... taadl ...... ia-clqlth (rom bot?o local ~ "btlleved 10 lnlacs -·local ?radcn. "Mo<t JCudcnu at UB acncrally don'• buy the O,writr or the /'kws," •UUCII<d E4'... Sporu Editor Bill O'Brial. "Whm c.,.,_ )DO. w_..•, ....._.... Cll*ll , _ Noa1.. daeribed ... lq\lad's-.... • . . _ .•. "RIRI!> ... tl>cre ...,..... ""' - priored-- ~ lllllab." . . sui. ' "nnc ~ - : d :.U a lin.tr publicity," IDd NoMa. ''We llaw 1 ?1J111 - - and the ~iris, bkc C¥U)'Drl< doc lnoolved ,.;th UB uhlclia, put • lot or bald wotk in. Hoptrully, 1W'U ... the .....,._. pub?ldty Ia thc futwe. .. Editor-in-Chief Elections nr. -no _....,.,. tor .,. _ , _ Spectfllm • , _ Ed•too-ln-Ooie!IO! 1881-tSC Any st\~Mnl e CRUISES • Ho-. Aeconlln& 10 . . - - - IOCIIU, more time ...s sbould be dnolecl10 the UoMnity. 'llt<reio. ..,_.,., DO lulcra1..-., ll>t •ucla!c body. W'O the anlbcr olltlldaou l l UB. be ocldcd, ctort Attention CoOege Seniors! eAJRUNEs • AMTRACK ..,,ot..., It SUNY llufflllo .. e!lgi"'- 101 IM C>OSI o1 In ordef to become a candidate. a tcwmat tettet ot aPOtiC:aUon must be 1ubmitte<l to the EdltOII&t Board lnclucleclln tnls IOita• -10 0. a StiUiment of ,..son tor des•rlng lhlt postuon. qvelllfU,t~• end e CAR RENTALS e e HOTEL e BUS • -...--- previous journaUsHc u~ All cancJkllltn ••II o. t n t - by the EOrtotlal Boatd on Sunoay, Ap<l1 S. 1881 I'M EOotor·.,..Choel wMI 0. &aleclacl by a ..,.jofoty ol ..,.. . o1 lM £<1~011&1 at To. Sjoectn..'a .,...., YOUTH HOSTEL AGENT ....835-2141 At'-"'.._.., .. ......, -""'" ~liOnS are- AU c o n . _ or • ol!Qitft_._, by FnOayApi13 al,_.. -lone t:>e - - 10 ElaM C.Uvu, 3S5 Sq..... Hall(l31-3616! 4410-. .... - . . , _ • no • ..,.. dWpo 101 PASSOVER April 18-19tb Meal Plan Register Now f or Seders and Meal Plan r-.,_r,•a••- ............... GRANADA THEATR£ .tJ7....... Sl. --- NANA VASCONC£l.OS S750~Adm. ss.oo. u..c~oo< A......,..,.n.. SQo.tlrt Hdlll'lob< Offa · ··at•s a ._.,.. c.e..,. c:laioo& "UIIIacUy h u•·• H-. ablolutdy - disapsdnd .. fiCIOr," - · loall ~ io(ormed T7tt ~ U.. theft "riJ be ~ ID-dcptl> •hal tloe basdoall Bulb tnovdcd to Florida for thcir _ .... Southern tnp, tbc /Vtws dooal<d only • r.. - " " " ' to I r<I)Otl<r C1C11M OUI 10 I eailtc:n•: • ttated Wrialu . .....,.... of U1IIPOO'•·" Buo4lell, oo1~ o;.woo 1 """'· ...,.;-. "folr ~or ........ better ....... aoy Olher opon II UB," Head Coach BiD ball tcalll ... cfJCI "Hoc:kcy ..,..,.,.. - ~ •• r ...s w11ao u.u-.u1 Praldmt IIDbcr1 Kdl<t aW.elllx IDaV'C to upcrook ll>t Monk11nlo cl\lilaiDOd. "But beina Dimlool. ... >hould. "You ba•• to win, buiQlly, to aa aood - ........ the COld! or 14 ,...,. ..sdod. - - to &4/IIID £~ !'kws ScioN Edioor, Milt Joffcc, "Wcuy to CCMI' as much as pouibk. UB bucbal , _ _ IDO<C in-dcptl> COWf1IF lbao Buffalo Stat•'• : Larry Stodt "c:alll in," hoctey had "no cover...- all - : · Writhl r....tcd. SiDce tho Mhldic clropped 10 Di¥1dot! Ill compctltloo--eaoepl bud>all 0>1lidl IIIII COIIIJX'CS II the Dimlool I kvcl-4ocal budislnlqr~~cd, inlavlcws with Ulliwni(y eoechcs !lave ..-.led. e l of Dmliooa n hod:cr t. doc eo-uy," ...,..dJac to Head C-* Ed Wrcbc. Other put ..~ ..... <>DWnlll'·" "AaaOMsioto l _ . Ullooc:Uy-iedoc''l....,_lr<d! CCIIII* ,_.. Alllloull> llx _ . . ..... ot•n•"•· coacb•• bcr< speak or 001 .._ ! do buy loall _ . . t•• O..rln .Expr~-has reportedly ......... 1 0 - T7tt ,......, Yort 'TltooD. Parmu or 111111 oc~~oo~ ..u - . ,. /iloam u;,., .,.,......,_ 0 - 1911 J - t·A. .. 21 0 fel 1911 5qlt. 21·0«, •• E...... ....,_ •both campuses •lunch t 1-1:30 p.m. esupper 5-7:30 p.m. At the Chabad House Table in the Squire Center Lounge. or call 688-1642. �f Royals search for l SUNY Championship ..,. ! i • i : ! c..,. a •..., .jjoocr...., Stoll Wrlttr claimilw, .. ~ llaoe • lot of pOtcntioly lttoll& ..,.. .mo baoe a \'aricly of Pieties they e&a - · " IIII<SI<ld the ... ~... t.c:kslop. " It sbould be a bard lltrowift&, solid Vorl< State Amcric'an p!tdiJnaufl'." INercollc&iate Albktics for Womm . Fournier's t.a1a>u ore JocN;ed Finisbina las& with a t~ record, and ptodJia !bird in the New (AIAWJ Toumammt. the UB womcn'• .olibt.ll '""'" hopes to brina a lot or "lt<CD.,... and blab tides" to ....._, Fldd. Tri-Captains Mary ElteD Welln, Jo A.nnc: Foumier and OeaiK L)11e heed a llA of nine r<lwni.n t kttcrmm to Ibis optjmlstic Royals' sq..ad. Dospitc the loll of liY< members !roca lut year's <rew, lint b o - Weber bdie\oes lhal ta1111 unity wiD be ...rrxiatr moo&~> to carry tllis year's Royals all the: -Y to the: SUNY At.blelk Con feren« Champioolblps. "We're all hishly motlvllted lllld all baR cood lmlividual stiU.," eoploiued the ...uor IMtter. The plidiJna corps is headed by mumlna jlllllor Al>ciJa Rosmbalt. Senior Rowle R~»towlcz and sopbomore Joycc Suooka hope to comptenacnt lhe talcan of Rol<nllaft on thc mound. Catcher Jo Anno FO<Inlier offered ber own view or tills year'• lady burien Ro)'llls upon biablY by boCh ber pilcbers and the: or her t . . .... Shc pos..ucs a ._IIWlcllnc kllowleda< or the pme ...d 1011at pitches to call in c:maiD siluatlon$. CoMa<t ootlloW The Royals' ooMI'idd fcatum thce>q>erimce of junlot' Oeebe LYtle and ooploornores Mark lajto and Btd:y Nridraur. LYtle feclllhal her o01fodd partnt:n po$KS$< suonc tlvowinc amu lllld JOOd fodder's -.e. L)'lk ~Cil<d bish hopes for ber teaa1' hiuina ,....,..., "we haft JOOd h' • wilh IJ)rls wiJo want 10 mate ...., W!lh the ball." 11tc lnftdclina chores rat .,ilh Dulmaae at lhonstop, Cindy OSborne at seeood - · Lytle or junior Shc:ryl Goller mebodna third, and lix·f-er Mary Hickey ..It,.., PUV MWTlooW_•_ OM~ ---in- - F1ekS. . . ..,_., .......... mors-b«a- our pltcbina will CCI us .the crouotS bolls fOf ouu," said ustata.Ju c·oaeh Anncue Slera<kL This year's lcbeduk is ClpC(IIed to hc a touah one for the: Royals. The ladies open the c:ampaip April 8 at bOIDe ••· Nl--. They tbeo host Ocnesco SWo before bittlnc lhcroad forpntcsat &fflloState (April 14), and Robcru Weskyao (April 16). lkockpbn SWe and St. BonaYCnturc Uni....Uy tbcn 'isit AchCion (April 21 and 23, rcspectinly). •oauinatbc throws at font. "We're The I\Oif or the: Royals' .. hedulc f<lltur« road ..,..., aolna to bavc to on our defcruc and pmut tbe beedJCio ll&lintt Houptoo Collqe (April ""''t """""d mot OM.... .....,._ .. ,...-.,to lodoy . . . ~. MIM ol ... "-fola' Mloeon h1N& 2A) and Daanao Collqr (May 5) c.rry Kuiioct wiD be • prime inteot and home cootcsu IIPiDJt an...., of CWdullo and Sionctl "Tbcy State (April 27) and C...istus kllOW Where 1•m comi.DI (rom. •t Colqe (April the: Ilia Fout 30) before llosiUic T--<tll with Buffalo State, Caoislur. and NiaJtara (May 2). The Ro)'llls' new coadl, caoJsius crtld Joole Cardullo, has establithcd a solid rappon with a R<Y cohesive women's ooftball team. Weber commcoted, "when Josie firSt came in. doc bad to . . - the players and P.. the imPfCSIIioa or teepina open tines or ClO<ltmuoicatioa. She's dol>< that and bas really been up front and honea." Tbe contiollity or ...... wu intiatod by rcwmer coach empbui.ood Cardllllo, "I will - polat to one cx~ctcd star performer-becaUK thlll's how fed our t..n is and how muc:h faith I bovc in them to - ' lY stronc I ooouibute." W'rth tbe oonfodcooe or. Yelcrao team that futilbed suooa last year, combined with a coadlina urr tltat rmpbasius toae.tberaru, the Royab fed that tllis year olooul4 ORO more fruitful. AI Denitc LYtle suatcd, tb< Royals or '81 arc awith falt.h, "and faith .. all pro•• )'OU netel •• SHAOIIUGS:._oi .... UI _ _ _ _ . . _ I r o l - - .... ht ....., tn1 a-- oe the ~ 1118101\ TN ue ,_.... llaoc:kM ... • 1M Ok""Y_d>o ...hon. Ruggers club takes first match easily 16-0 r"" - U B's Rtllb)o FootbaU Chlb def<11tod lhc UaiYcnity ol Roc1tnra J6.0 In the or the Spina teuoa u -'7 100 _ _ . waldled tb< Yiccory _, <~~joyed tbt - · !roc~ aDd ........ ...., oaioa. Tbe UB .._. doaiii>Med the ftn1 btJf a dloir ...... f....... and lied-footed baclcs lcepl UR pbmed ill tbtir 0W11 tarilary. Bobs-. Qary Molt IIIII Rollcft Nedbtlilo eado aoored fOil< poiU ttlel, aiYiaa UB a Jl.() balftlmc letld. s-, aj.JB lloOiter, llnleltllra oc:orifla ~ aloocc , _ - t h e II')'· lac. .._ Mila, afior takia& a SCioct " " - pau, 1Wcp1 20 yarcb for !he row poiDIIr)'. NeCR.Do IDO<ed tbt lira o rbit,..., t:riel- MuK fed billla.,....,.. tbt r o r - row po1au. tbe t:riel wae COD>ated u a Iliff wind blew lbc tw point Deb .::::-of try.._ ------· Tile - llalf ol the CODiell wu more .....ty pt.yed. UB, boWCYe<, Nedlllllit IDO<ed Ilk aec-.1 try after picldDa tb< loC* WI up &Dd diYiaa -UB*•ay.~ae ro. ua·, 11M!.~-.....,.. tbt - tbt ' B ' - a Jllmny Dale • CIOIIveniau aat~~~~~~~ rllilod. IDO<ed 1110 t:rieiiiiiCI ooavcnetl bodl, IMII UB a IU W:tary. Tile ..._., 1ooU1t api8st the Jwd. biaiDa lrDcUon - - Saturday. �classified.. .......... ... ... ..........,..,..,..wrwf',,..,.., Wl:lthi\'OiliCVANCEES-111 T.....,..,~fiU.F«~c.ll --JS. ....--__ __ t£s-""·--,._ ___ -----.Coli ~;;;"'"~:::.:::.:::::;;,;;;-;:::;;;;:::;;;_=,.---·--;;:;;;:; --MK.AIAP,,__ NUD TWIJfTIES ~ ""* .... ,_. ..., tmM.VIEOCY.--.v· - - - -~~. aP _ . . . . . , ..... ,,,. ..-..... ., ,,., ---a l , ._-. . --·-DS-- ,. __. _ 191A GIIEMUN. - - - - . , _ C.AMAilO " ... "'* "'~ ...,.., -. tm MUCIC ElKtf"• 4 . . , - --•f•D• ••• ..,,... •••n W'Df'MIC.ID..,... . . . . . . . ~~-;,::::----------;QwT8.D fWD ott TlttiU - - MEW~~TIMG . . . . . Mtl • 611- . ............. MSChNws.,t. AL.Ica • --ROT tofM ~ U"'-_...-..n_ 1 .IGHf NOW •OOMM.AT• wANTao TIIACV_,. - · " 2 1"1 Vw,.. ..................... f!IIWtt lAW Mole .. _ . . - - ,... SI'r.....,.,.., _ . ..,. -~~--(off-~ coo_,...,.,.,__,.J_ ..... J . . ~-- ... ___ a,_ ..,_,._ _l,.._llftll_...,.. nN-•-_.jj.., atrlbdty. _,0, .,. MU .-....,.,l(.ntiiiDftiD MOYING& Ne . . ._lft\tM., ••..,... COII-tllo--H>I SP£0A\. OtiCOUNTI ue .._... 6 a.cureo.. a-.. UJ . . .... ~ IU ln.t~ ,......., ---··· W'""** ,..,....., ..................... .,.. --. "-"t recMo, bt.l* ....,..,..,... counMIOtt• ...-cf'lef'y.. •~"u\ettiu . ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ oaca- The Deer Hunter THURSDAY .Rock Night · FN.IIovie Cheech & Chong's "VP IN SMOKE ICUaA-.,.... .....,•• '" ..,,.,....,.c CEitTIPIIIO lOr ~ -- ._- --~ IU·V.. >«£Tell ....TilTS lOr - ....-.11 eli". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ •• _., tr"elft. COniKt ICM\41111'f't M~IOri--.-JOIJ ~ OVEitHAS.IOI_/1'0¥_ AuiWel .., ~All 1EWC~Pt, _ _$,. .Amer. ,.._ , _ ....,,_.,., Fre k'lfo. VMte fiC ha St"Y'COroN 011 M«, C.~ t;IU$. ..... 13.8 .. Grwt ltfiiW PO a.. ltl1.4 . , Y-. c.lf Cotn~re!od SERVICE Open: 7 a.m.· p.m., .. ,..., Seven Days A Week. Jt/M 1 ..... ...., MIC G4 GM -----.... ........ - P~ROOIIIIM,UI-­ ,_._....,Awt...._ll.per FrMMoYie f.abar.,..., CMtect: MI. ......-~ fill LAUNDRY TWO "-ltiONS•..,.. Nft "'*'-' .. (IIIIIU~ ....,.. 'The Spectnnn' IOftball team Ia looking to touc:h att bnaawtth tna Unlftl'llty CGmmvnlty. If you have a taam that would like tD plllf ua call a3t·3e71 and nit for Ed, TCifly Of Oaf\. J ......... "*"· ,_ O~TUfft"ftES c.-.-~~w- - -· QUII:T, Nft~"' ~,_.,...to Uv• '" be•vtltv1 Tyhr Strttf ~~ . t1Nimoftttl IMfudl .... 11M ,.,...,. . . .11itL Dem tOe o ,_. ClllclcM Witlge l .....c i ll!IIOYllfOP,_ . . ._~--~.,..._ TWO .....-oom f'IEMALt!~ -... ""... wo lt\K D711>0, -- -.c.,.---- c.lfi.,...., D1.... ""Uf'" --! ____ - ~ __ .....,. ............ ..... ..., . . . ........... ,.,..,..,.. NO .....$MOkfUt, Met. fwt penon to COfnpiel"trtllfiKktiW f~ ..... Ajlr1l I. ~- from MSC. IUt c.ll -: ...-,.nw,.....,~,...~"'" ~- coli., _, .., ~ "- ·-., 1:. 5tl"'llt,NY,NY* ~~ ............... v .... w.. ~~.NYc......,..,..., ~· 0t11ee.. ~ _ _ _ _ _ 00 _ _ _ GtiiAT JOe ,.......,.....tr'\lllle....,..., c.- 8fC'iCLI! UPAIR SCRVICAI- m.e.... fecvttr. ~M Yow 0\.D TYPtNG . . , _ MIIVICI[, .TY"IOG ,.....,....,.heM~ ""' -..v... Nlti:OED tO NYC ...._. .. "" .. .,...._...ul...,. t..-.-r•tet.~~ EVIEIIV W£DfiEJDA'I'S IS I.Ad\oo N\vht &t P~ .•s 2S CM1 ~ ar110 HEHitV HtiC1P¥ ••oEaS NEaOIO tH Y•tl•e M~ ........ Fttc.-O..G • ..._ Tt•e or arM DI-JII6. -Do-.. - ---ua. -------------nn. ............. . . . For-- ...... WANTID ,.,_ ....,.,_...,.. ;. :::...c..:.:::---_... ~ ,_ ~ ~t.ww...., )oofpM. CNlKitfATt()lldM - . ~ PIAIRC S.L Aprfl 4th Goodye• Hall c.f&MN WltiTE "-06-~ '*""""'"" w.m ......... ""' .... ,._.,.....,__loP! set f-J Mn G«'rttM H JOHN VALBY •1111....... WDIMK - SICIIitw ....,.,...rOIInMk6w~ OE.Ait CHE.ItYl.. ,.,...,._ ,_,•., ..,..,._.mykhcfttft...,.......,.,t :~~~ c.e .... .!..~~· .., ...... ...... ...__,_ ....,. ___ __ -----•mo -IIIC-.. _,_ ----""""_____ . OOUaLE HIGH rlt• Md, ttMG .._ --...- .. . c..e.-...---·-------"--·-·,.,.-·-·· · Dqi Oc HIGH LA.I't.D COLVII't LAUI'tDRY ~~--TIE10 _ _ _ Mfr.._ _.,...IOMSCah•r• "'-'" tvraftbe HUHTI!R S. THOMsl'tOOI M<lNCIOi $11 Qft f'IIU wmt ........,._ .., TN _,._._ Coli .. D l - er .., ~,., 8214 TRANSIT RD. WE DELIVER TO w.....:.!~ THE AMHERST CAMPUS D«AAI KC:.IiT AOMIIt£11. -~ WfW'e 11M wtllf\ CA1t1 (W . . neftcaCII YOII ~.._I.,_ fft .,_ .. you.J(XXJt WAAMA aa A "111Uit4a.O WJW? Tht ~Jlwtwe 0 . et Tht ~ ....m wn ...... c.w ., w• • .-. w Every Hour! 5 prn- Closing IHDIVIOUAt w•tttl fO l t•r" U.CD I*' f'IOIK. ~Uio"a --~an.! I ·--- MISSY 1(., Jwt tftln4ll In .....,.,. r-er. .,_,,, be~ tht 11t1t toot " . . , 101'1t. LOW, Y~CI m.-n. ft.S. Yw'f"t ~ttlng ~IOOCI CMntot.,. tboM ntclhts " dOint"' JibS.. ow ~p. Lov.. your W~~ AII&tor~t. lllAIOH,..... my wroent et «mf I.OTH.ft$ atw••i wr II enltt ""* rtl\lml • ....'* *-'. WHeRIIAR£ MV C.AIIDS!I11 ~•fiDIW Siplnf:lt!. ' UI/J • PI88A ALISON.. Katppy 8"""d'yl AI lent tw'"br'o1'1wr· TO THE OWNER Of l1'le 81w !N1 GTO: I .._ t"-'tt ......,...,...,... you? Ho foolfnl 689-6662 11:10 11ioWc1M '••r """ """""''·llMn. .,. :z:oo..., __...;;..;..===.1 1o • ===""""OPEl< OAIU · - ·tdddt**"A P.J.'s EXTRA**EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE BY THE '********* BUFFALO EVENING NEWS **********-tifODAY WEDNESDAY APRIL 1stl*************' P.J.'s · ::__1 Gene.raHappy ·~\ COMMUNICATION UrMte...,Hwetl --lnt-~ t'CICIIM , . Sqvtte ·=-""'"' "' l.aduC. PArlato Attontey..--L&w ..... 38~Rd­ --. 631·8884 Hosp1ta our \ Monday thru Friday S to 4 p .m . 50¢ STROHS DRAFTS! $2.75 STROHS PITCHERS! $1.00 BAR DRINKS! JO WINGS FOR $1.00 FOR THOSE WHO DARE TO WEAR THEIR SCRUBS-- J FREESHOTOFSCHNAPPSt• �-----•.F•. .,_ -- ~-c.&or-.,..,., u..-.. v - ~"'""'"· .,._ ... ..,........., ot An. toN ,.,., nlcwclo'l liklll .........- to 'JOVI - ) Como ... d>o Squire Con/oftnc:e Thoooer on April 91rom ).6 p m. _ . 11M out. ~. ""' £<leo to tho ao • " belriQ by .,. c:omrn..w.lcotlon Dept.. glvlnQ otudtnta the opporWnlty to tolk wlllt . _ p!ofaoiOftolo 1.- vorlouo lteldl. Como tltten and aa.k questions about the nect.a..ry - -..s communkotlon •m. lor,...,..,_, 29 1 11 .... A-..u. .. 6<... of - block - or.,. n1' or....,"' .. ""' ar- ""··' w. ~ (1)2-6400). - - .,.. 83&-2:2!12 - · Aft- Rllh~ COIM\IIIM p.m. In ,.., Squlro. ...... PN e,olJoe Scpdro. fit..,_.., IAMIIy ol 7;]0 IAMIIy .. 7 p.m. 1ft 332 ~ '-11- c:..u-1- Fr~ o1 );]0 p.m. 1ft Eootll Ooy :Ill Is comlftt. Got _ , Stop In 3!16 334 Squlto. $qui,. 0< CliO 831-24,., Art Hlo!M) a...... . - . Auft. mooto Frkloy 01 4 p.m. l'llturo pwcnla oro • . - oo .....,.,_. 10 help In !l04 ae-n.. AC. ~·.=-~~~·f~~c-oo ~ _t..._ ,_u ,,..,_ 01 ii;JOp.M. In I'T moJors o r o - at...- lbo ~floor~. Rf.d.Jod<.._ El.tcotL ot 1M PT •pt. ot E.aiC. c - Ortld .. CAc:. 831.3521 :..,.=:~~Kc=·· ,.._ arts & ledure8 - rnovia. ___. .;.____________ _ -y0r-.Apl o...- The Poe WROII 64QAM, yow .....,. rodlo - . rocks on lho l'ot7.30 .... 10p.m.OI TheotOf on /0\oln S.. TldwU owolloblo .. clio """'l' -.so, 1ft tho saw.. Coktort.. Sla)' tuned ,.,. Squlto Tlct.d omc:... good - · good print ...,. good ""' -~·..,..,. tlvllll"' IIIMOdd~rtntu?Spetdlor lhon tho t.lglll Roll R~ Tronolt Syotom7 l'lore ,..,.rcii"'J than o John Votby - n 1 kl the OB 511> "''*"'"' ~ -Dyttref>llyo.r.c. /0\oroohon lo bonellt ,._,_ Thll_.._lrom a p m.tho,,..,_ niehl tld<ot o«lce z o.m. Sundoy f l . 5 0 - - . .. )It I . c:.r- untJl U.. bondoond lob ol fut>. F o o - ... Noncyo 1131·3521. NYPIIIO Is olf..toe a ._ of 1M NJoea<o Fllb toalc londlllla (Low Cone!. <:-. ....~ K you're 111..-..s. coruct NYPIRO ot 831·2451 lor ..-e lnlonnotlon. A ~ot llr1t hoM lumina uper..,_, ~tell '"1'M Doctor o comedy by Simon, witt he p!OMnt..S by STAGE on Friclo)' ond Sunday 8 p.m end Soturdoy 01 1 ond 10 p.m. 01 lbo llacharlno c:-11 TheOior, Ellleott. Tlclo.da oro U ond ore Oft oo1o 01 lhe ot lh< - · Callegoo Ia _._.... • IMIUI1r>elhomovJ<mulkofS....~-- 9p.m llllhoiiCCo«lce. l 0 2 - - . F r o o <- '"1'M Plqo of 11.or<1 Wojl)'lo PMtl It) oM blo ThHtte of tha w.,..a aMo b y - T6botld.llridll> " - • nd thoPopo'sollldalbtoro<ytronloiOI, - 0 1 70)0 p.m In 234 Squire. Alpha !.om~ Della- There Is atill room on tho bus lor QUAil Colltd!ouso prosools El.llnc SU.en Ap!il I I ot you ond yoUt g - t o eo 10 Toron10 on Aprtlll b'll you 8.30 p.m. In lbo Rotbskol\or, Squire ,.... eo to 110 " - - • m e ,...,. The ~ 1o "f'or Co1orU Oh1s W11o H. .o Coftsldcred llulcldo •• •" t i O I -. 01 8 p.m 1ft O.rl< Gym T'kkecs 01 tho Squlto The Tutorlol ....._,_ Ia ollll -..1uct1ne ' - Ticket oflloot• a,..,..,..,...,.1_ Mon.,_.,..,._ only- Formorotnlo<mollon,...,.,.__.... 837-4622orMllto 01 636-!lOOO. Sot"'"' --<Wfl' ~ Mualc- ~ ondewo<y w-..soyr,..., 12-2 p.m. Ill tho Hoot~ SqWo . ...... ~ I'IW.U,.- •""'Y ,_,_ ot7.30 Opon Mike p m In 262 Squlft In 1ho ROihobllor. Squire. llrullon Club Feljoedo 04nnor l'rld<oy oc 8 p.m. ot 101 OnlwrsiiJ Avenue. Toronto Llbrarlu TCklt: Toront.o Metro Ubrery. Onlwrslty ofT....,..... Ubrorln. lk>s ...,_April 10 • 8 l"hurMoyl,_&-1 I p.m. en.r '"1'M Collt811te Esperiena IU $Mia g!wn by Prof. Michael Cowen of tho Onlwrolly of Callle<nlo f'rldoy ot I p m. In the l<1vo Room. Bolojy. Pullllc I'ONIII-Ibo Goy - y lhroueh l>lolory by Votn a.rn ond l o - Toronto ot 10 p.m. Tld<eu ovolloblt 01 lk>llouP ,..., .. 1 p.m. In 148 ~ 251 BeU (lJlqt1os Shldiu l..c>unQo) ,.,... 6...., 1 from 4~ p.m. -y.- · wu.., ,.....,._~Mv!Mmeot.21~Froeaalltt.ll: Of Fltwll8l the Rlglll ,__-awtsll... - . , .· 1>,- Cindy P..-. " - Ver'llly a . - 1'.-.Np. •• 7;)0 p"' ... 332 I<MIIyot9&.nl.ondl p . m . . - oiiOo.m.ond 4 5qultt p.m.. f~ ot 11 o.m.; 4/6 .. 10 a.m.; 4n ond 2 p.m.; 418 ot !lo.m..: 419-) p.m.; 4110 .. II o.m.: 4/13 01 I "The o.1t1n of tbo l'loon ond Ita .-~ to The p,m.; 4114 01 II o.m~ 41"01 4p.m~ 019vn.; 4116 formatiOn of A - . l'losol/o" g!wn by Or. Cot! ot9o,m.: •/17ot9a,m . ondl P"'-: 412001 II a.m.ond2 S«ytort of Butlolo State today ot )0)0 p.Jn. In ,_... 18, p.m.; 4121 •• 9 • .m. ond 3 p.m.; 4122 •t 10 o.m. end 2 4242 Rldoo LM. p.m. Sophorno<u odmltlod to cloponmonU ... lbolt deportmenu lor od¥11010. Old FOR or dle't be? We oil know JFK lid. I.Mrn tho IOKinotlnQ deWll Aj>tll 1 ot 7:30 p.m. In 232 Squire Coroot Plaruli"'J Office worl<lltopa: R._chi"'J when PN Ela S1Qrna..,.,...... "ThoSoouollty of tho WNte _ _. .. tnformol- by Or. Plow. Em~ Orgonlattona 2 p.m. .... AC:. How to ......... o . _ , . , tlvougb lo><lopch rtti"'J .o\ftf:. . . . of~-.-...._....,~ F...,_ 01 2 p.m. 1ft 1 Hoyoa C:. T~ lor .,._;ng S t - A l l 6 p.m. 1 f t . , . , _ - . .. - - w l l l b o d l s c > l - . Scpdro.l!:-- towelcccne. 4/" -y . . . . . . . __ . ._tnt_ d- "e-n. ·-y . aa oedlloftlon-A ~w from Acton W~ , _ o OM Act ""J ~ lloNctl CoiJoge of tbo Oty of Now York will be on Cllmpus tomorrow lhrougtl 5unc1oy •• a the Frldoy to thelt -"'ilA p , _ In Heolllt c:- Studlc». 1\dmlol•,..ton.' No prowloua . . . . . _ , <OU<MO ore required. Coli """- .olodt ol 831·351' or nop by 3 Hoyeo ~ Junlon C ".m. "' 'o make an appolnttM:nl. quote of the day _ __............... ........... . __... ____ ......-................ :'5_-............... •........ ...._.....,, ,...c ati ·...._ ......,_ _...,........,......_-.,.'--" ~ no..,..... -··1-M<Vtce ....... Out_._.,,_ __ .-......6_.......,._, ___• ~by tho Unhlerllly IAMnlng CMiott lor In the Ollloerslly O t - . . l t y - _ . , . ..... _ , . _ . , wmJne. ........... b< - . . . -• . . . - - Of "The T.,_ o1 T1loy T..,." end wi'IM Mno- OuiC< Sj>oooo" films IOnlghl ot 7-8:10 In "'"Squl"' ~ w- c:onr- tn.,. ... p.m._,...,, - - - · l l l m - 0 1 •.30. 7.ondllo30p.m. _ .. _ . .. ,_.......__byl36llololy _ _ . lrorn 12-4 p...._ I'IWTh- H p.m. or 346 .Scpre frorn 6-tp.m. T~ • 0 5 ~.Norton. iiiiiC»Io_.....,...,.._.,.,. a!Ool>-ofDk-.oflhei,.I~-.Saop lllbyAptStona--. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I I rls f ~ ~~~~~~: ~ll{IU J!lf~l ! f - U~-<ll .. sd·r~.h - ! ,. 5 aJ ~"·!i Jfirf ti!l I • ' I t~jtl ~ ~ta ~as•' 1 a.P 6 Htl:tiJ! 6 ri :- foli .·"'ltliral 1 i iJ i ( •,tti: ;Htl·Mid ~-~frls~a.ll Si61; 1 i:r;tiLi . iru_h,UJ · §: ~ :~~~ J·;ra,~~ ulll!~fl .[i~ ,I rl[f ~~i jlt g_ -· ~i lll1 Jlt~t[~ ..'(~;; h! t ~ i.. . afr.,; U9. 6 ,- ! 0 t.. lht • • ~tiH· r ..sH h · c -, msaawe 4CC~.'. i IJ i~!iU!iUdlf:Jiir1~i~i-1't!~t ~- . lfrJ(fr ·~ifJtJi}tr~!~s , ~ ~~~~~if-~ lJlihhJlfh1i! ! ~ l : ·ff fi •J ·r ll JW - ~u tw1J~fl .J r~~·,- •., ' [ r!s 'Jr ; i il i';!J !~·: 1 ( ·! o= ·' ~ I~ l:o H:tri! Hhw. ~r~l~lld! ~ ~~ • '·i frli! !' 1 ![~ !lr~fJ•il f 5 u~ ~ m!: :!'ii! ~li ii n1g. w !! g. �i Vandals have exhousred I Housing's supply account f "Ii I" Edi~~·Chlef. FJections . T;h§ S~'IR_trum Is now setYa'hQ apP.Jicatlona for the ~lOt\. of 1981.-1982. Editor-In-Chief for Any student enrolled at SUNY Buffalo Is eligible for the post. In order to become a candidate, a formal letter of application must be submitted to the Editoria-l Board . klcluded In this letter should ._ a statement of reason for aalrlng the ' position, quallflcatiOI)S, and previous mallatic experience. All C&lldldates will be by the Editorial on Sunday, April 5, 188.1. The Editor-In-Chief will selected by a majority of YOtea of tbe Editorial Board at The Spectrum's annual meeting. AppUcatJona are due, . .1on. br S at Frida~ noon·. Air 1~~-=~==~otrJq~~~ to EliJaa lfall lillftllll'a Sdl lopl Si!ID«1 tlqllaiaod that !be ANC llillbu~npu.­ thouab 11 voi11.111Mil1 eeawl pullbcodoe lllroo ~~ ...,. Soib Board Dlrcclor or SludtDI I'll~ MidiMI Sluona -ed liN Colloetlve, atiJI 1ba1 If This .Summer, Cornell ~ by St.-1 Atloclllloa a a dub, .........,.. pllbllcaboa, It would enjoy mo. pri.O... apill. Ht alfltmed llllt It .., . . • - Wll)'llll ANC...., DO'l'bc dealed •,uolllt. TMrt ... ........, .... Ill< ANC CDUid , . . - , . . . , SliiiM11 - - . . . L Hcaolll . . ' 'oearal lal'onul ....... orllda .... <lf....U t . . . . . . AaloeiMloD _,.,......,--. ,. ......... ol"" (OSA)U....._.,...,...ol n. QWr Qw - ._... - ---' •l•lllr11 llJ Clt'-'tl<i aad HQdcfloa . Cltwld uh.S. "Wbaa't to aap ..._ (doe ANC1 r,....s_.......,..,...oe. ca ....,_,..._.__ .'if• .......... .._._ OD ....... _____ _ ---....-.· NolldiiJ'• TJw ealtier - . ~r· ..... _~ .. He ~--~~oan--­ IIIWcU... wton old ..........,_.__..._ .... U ......... .... 10 .. a.. ........ .-~- ... ..... _., .... ~_... ................ 10 ............. .._,. ..... - fllllr ....,,...!lldoU ........ H. . . . .• IMicMa4 , ............. ._.._old ...... ......--c:IDoed ...... o( . . . . . . . . . . ...t..uiftiJ ............................ -11oGb .... _ . . .... �-t P.robation epidemic sweeping Campus ~ .,._.... -;or. They ..-ldzlr il ........ dltJ ..... ...,... joloo"' ....,._ thdr fadw:rlo- ··· ~ lli4f11t',.., -'* or 111oe1oo1u ore .. ....so.;. A r.oord ~ .._ - . . ~ 1o doe orr- or Uookr. . *l• E6ocjlioa (DU'£) wtoidll r~cd lui 111M 1400tlaoo ~ tb» _ . , .......tilt& to tile llMI6oo oru~-lld.-loa (DUE)......., ttpQrtcd 11111....., - - 1«10 oR "OOIIII..,od ~." '"TTIii II the pat. . """"'"' we've . - bad." ...S ......_ DUE 0..0 Mariloe Haly. WbOII pl-.! 011 ~ probatloo • ttudmts collid be d..,. llilmiuod (rom tbt Ualvmityu If hb acadcmlc IIIIDCilaa docs IIOilmprovr 1bc allbtoquent - .... E.dl cue b coalidcml lndMdllllly. For ~. u be cltoppod rrom tbc ~ ~ nudan ""l' b«aaa poOr . . . - or - II II tbeD Ill' 10 DUB to .,._ lllc •udtOl 011 P<ob«ioa or . . _ blm rroca lbc Ulll....-y Clltlrdy. ,.,... ~ Mvuot Dorotlly Wyrme Cllploiaed, · - ....... apocitlly f~ w\11 be · - _ .... dlolllot " tbty ......... . . - hi .,.. thaa tbar ...Jor lldd or"""'·" ,...,... Oen<nlly, for audtftu 1.0 a¥0W IN ~ liol, docy , mlltl GlUt At»foctory - - 1.,.,..d a ~ by """'pletioa U - bolln wi11t .-quality poiJit ..w....(of l.Otw bou.. Md IMIId X's ucl R'c. AcoonliDa 10 t b c ! twsdboolo, lllcotnplcl.. don~ ClOUIII. Milly foa011 ....-. dtad f<¥ tilt roomt lqlf- In ClllllUiall>.. • · ' Keely IIOitd tbt d"'-"'lc i8CteU( Ill lhe nwnbesJ>f lncomlaa fi'Cihmm ond lfiMJfcr stuckftu who art appl)'llla forlll\Pnmina 111d tbt N11unl Sclencadqms. "SiudCIIIJ •ilo oamo to UB tradiltonally lurw biaJ> SAT ...,.... 011 1be math l«lloooftbtt..,,aotlltytlllurallyapl'(ytotbt Natural Sclenca of~ Oop.nmeeu," she added. "Swckotdoa't~~itls10bea~ ...... wp. Chdo llotlot"- a UB ._ bttD 1 . . . . _ . . to ..,, orrodoll....,. tbc ..ty mo.. To b d p - . tilt pro~~~c:a , DUB 0... JoiNt boo bttD ...... 0111 ......,, wonled 10 I.JIIIh.cr1ll)' pn>f-. lboul " P<_.. ...,..._1.0 .,..si-. ~ ~-T pn>,._..M~...,.t wldl tbe .,..tina potidos outliDod Ia tbt IIOd •ritler ......Ia _ , ....,._. UBb.. OCCIIlT'cd, oold. Allo u a nsut1 or!be fllCIIIOI. X IIOdloaompktt .,.. . . vc botru undc:rMoocl IIOd tllty .,..lllld mucll ~<to frcq-lty tlwl In c-c ,...,.. Htllcy itulsttd. "Profs an mud> 1a1 IDciiiiCd IO P" !bat 0111 """ ""0\0\d l'llber IIYC' Olll ltll.. a. w,_ -cr .,.......... dalmod. Wron« obotrvcd !bat the dote for ralp!Qa r.- couna ..... - rec:a~tty """'"' Ui>IO tile fillh - i l l the *'*II ... Aid ~.. COOitlb\itcd 10 Iowa- .....,. pob .......... bec:olloa tbcrc II .... c.- fcx a aucltJal 10 clod6t II lie - -. •'*-• "-be< .,..,.._.. .,_ rex tbt """'- ho doc aaaba of on aaodcei< proboUoo ~~ -~"""' llabU .. ....,.. r . - c1u1a.. !Mot~~ To o¥0W _.. a - . bciq .,.. oo probotioft. DUI! .... A.&ncd 1.0 rapood wi11t ........._ ~I IOU Alii ~Ia DUI!Pa ~. ·~~ sa up a re. mettlnp for lt1ldenu "" ~loo, 1M 1nlii!Jy 011ly IWO or lbtco lllow up. I lhlnk tbcy vc ofnud of otbcr otuck:nu fincllQa out !bat tllty art on ~." Th< ldta wu tdiOcd by 1 llWttil- •bo ~td oaonymily~who wu on acacltmie ~ 11 -her Uni-.lty b<forttrlltsferrinato UB. "iber<'u .,...uleolof lblmt audltd 1.0 bcina put oo proboUoo ••• 1M loolliftc b«koo it. IICC......, sillyl ...,1.0 bealweadol•. J - l r you'rc....n....,.....to be~ lolo alllll•..:nity, cMn<a ara tbcrc mUll be-....;.. Y<l4t cu do wd m,''lhe ~. - An )Oil ....., "'" reallylikr llld in... 10 hctp 10elll4c:ourx of ltlldT yoe will ;io> -a .. - 11>< SdlOOI of ~-- of lilt .,..... afTiic:ttd bJ mudl acacltmie ~-It now lr}'iila 10 bllild ..,.U.t quaiii.,Y oJ audtftu IICCIPicd iato I he dtponiDCDI. or 111oo< p~-.~ oo P<obcr.loa are ,,.....,_ Ia lilt pr-. Hdly CQ>Ioloed. Ftubnoat wbQ plea oo ~ ~ m• IiPPY dltu:tty to lbc ~ . "'*"-k " " " " - bdic-ws ..... this is • Slqt .. tbt ..... llorottiooo il will '"""" llodmu mte>a -10< they arc-_.., (or. ftom..,.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Perceptions · of a freshman class CARPOOL NOTICE Anyone interested in.joining the UB Commuter Carpool for Spring 1981, please turn in you application to 403 Capen by APRIL 3. This is the last week to join for Spring '81. Who! . - 1\apptntd 1.0 the cW1 or 197lt Alttt tiellt ,_. of «MMIJJiiUUI ...U.ia. ........ - ~ UII'•StlOdeol T..U.. IIOd ~ -c*ttd ks'..,.., Thanks to the 391 members of the carpool for helping each other and making this program successfull Look for more carpool information for Fall 1981, coming soon. ~ deto,llina Ill< onltadn and cxperit:Dcu or tile UB AahmaD clut oll97l. to "clctcnniDt tbc rdatlooshtp ateasiYe iDfanDIIion pnMdtd by lnallllitl& and tbtir rettntloD natal," the ropon-<nlitled Colltl• Stud<nl ~lolu-<luerltd 1tlldalu on ..,bjecu llOIIina from tbt Cllisleaee or Oocl to liow eothuslaalc • ~ -upon allcr.... lbt c-'rcred toes•... f-•• Univenity. tbt6i- cluonlck d;uccu tbc "'-IDto- diJiioa ....,.on... wltldl describe lht cvcotull ldMIIooliC IUIIICiial or - ' t stud<QI . "Ptnillcrs"on:oc...S..U•hobqia uclcoacladctlldrOCIICiallaccoroon .. ua.................. Division of Student A/fairs witbln tilt Scbool o r , . . _ dlsdpll•~ aod c:oto~><Vo>-.s. ex tbt Faasky of~. lllld n..,. ...., -'<krtd l!l<mJd..., "•botaoliall)l" ~ pasiowoo< ._OW. 1 0 - wkb ....,.. . raa. wllil< . - •bo ohooc tile nWi:ta,IQIII!ckstrtiiOd cfloc:iDUllcs.of Modiclll T<dloola&J• •••cns-deptndobllhy. self· on:- . . . . . . . r...,.... •--•Sub· Board I. Inc. announces - - - 1 Positions Available for University Union Activities Board (UUAB) for SwntMr> hi L981 ' Sprint t91l Btocbtmiury, Pby.Ju IDd AI eottrl111 frabmu, Ike Aarooomy, or Psyc:boloty _.. lbi:U8d disoo......S, "pcnbt..," , _ likely 10 * -· .-...111 ""..,..,' art ~ IIPl 10 p1M 011 taiiAinlnl "Tho auririoo nile of tbt , . . _ . , pcreatl of " ' - a U8 dllrial tlldr aJtire- or Unl-uty ~ be lowa'td ond. •uneycd 1:0011itutcd pe tbinl ~-· 1111dy. "lbb io _,. ~ more imporUJIIIy, tilt aroup-uonlfcr uudca1s ood wend laformatloo."' lite ~ a11ri1ioa rot~ of lodivldul dropolltl. - dlinll, addltla ..... bJ ldmtlfylna cltplrmcau c:ould be chanacd by Oiuloloro Oirtrtur fW MJ Fa. a-itltt ~ fW MJ Fa. C_.;tH "--IIMI ~ Muoir c.-IIIH ~ mpoacloal1 who l<fl tilt Uolwnil:y fO< .. Of mere. 1>1-. r- who _.. Uilllllrt ...... eo--Jtltt A.--~ ~eo...i~Mr~ ~ C-'llft AsriRMI ~ $tutdC..1r1ilf.. ~ SoUIId Com~r~intt Asl&l.,l ~ or eorty 14j:Dtir-x.n or ,..........., tbt -..m.nllloo IIOd 1*<11111 could ..,.bllab .,...,.,_ to combat attrition. Altbou•b tbe "petiiJitrl" rauia~Qa, .....S 16 racmblr Mtbt .,...,.., •ucloals." ..-.::ben r..aled thai tbt....,......, ...... cneii¥C IDd laJ illdopaldall iD l.bouPt, IDd ~bey....., Mdltw -edlctd 1ft; ...,.;e Md pocuy 10 • did 1M- .,.....,.... ...,_, .............. . did atioY _ . . ...,... IbM tbt ad ·~lr1llllfas.... """"""u'' lnt.eru~cd in those fideS. ond wklYilioll of rdllioolbipl wilh chose ttudenu," tht: survey ND$cd. "'Thesc ntt"""b of c:oamrWiicaioa IDd suppon collid bdp oot ooly ia rcuiAilll •lldeoiS. bul abo pn>vidt laformatlon rcprdlq tbt r-.. for 110!liPIDI out, droppin• oul ud II'IIISfcrrina-.. Ia addititoa 10 Sl1ICIJUta llllllall .,.,.._oftbcUIIiwnilJ,tbt..,.., cldvtd ialo f . - lltitudes "" rrit:adJ. ciURilates aad· put cdac:adoaai....The obtuact's taba.. Uoas revt:altd llalt I majortl}' or freshmca dlsceoHd penoo~al fodinal w;lb _ . of their o""' ltl< 11 pa<:eat or tbc U... trllile 111t7 OOCISllhcd tbc .,....., of tbc oppooilc ....- oaly )6 ......-. ~ Cultural P. .~MJ ~ f'lllllkil¥ eo..itr.. Chooirpo.Noidl!l ~ AsoiJI-c a..,.._ ~ ~, ...... c-lntt / fr • $ ~ IOAI\0 Oolf ..c. lnfonnal ~ required - listinc politioft(s) dnirrd ' any patinellt infonaation (tnduck phone number). Hand in IUteNis penon.1ly liC tit'- Ill Tillbm lUI (Amhent) from 8:30 ~· 4:30pm Of 343 Squin ~II (MSC) kOMI~ · ~ pill Mon. • m. Short job descriptions •~ ilv-.ble. lnta-Wws will be an~ wfwn , _ _ . ...,~ handed in. AII~Mtffials must be handed ·----.An in by: . MONDAY. APRIL 6th Equol Opportunitv Employer_ _ _ _ __ �.. ·- - , l Bomb scares shake Campuses a...om. ,.__ i l Aa-......l . . . . . vl ...... utr . . faoally ~ ......... tilt ....... eo.&*& .. d i e lloc w.- Sind c:...,.. .... 10 • ""-'- ...... F'ltdloJ..__ n. ...... - dlt _,.,..,...., .. · - . , . ......... 1D ~ Dwoa• of.....,.. lellt)' ,_'*''vi c..- .. .._ ... " i ,f J..ts.n. I II .:. I F'ridl:l"• pllaK ..a.......... by • dolt Ia tilt . . _ Hill ol'llce or ........,._ _, ._. • l: llp.a.,___. ••• ..___,..... .. _ ........... boolldill .. - of tilt I W O - lk .... _._.....IO~ · lp .... lt.s-l _ _.._,ctoood..aiUOp.a. by ~ . . ._ . " " - lidlanl ~c..c-l'!ali&X....,U..IIoollllioa.bla . . . . . . .._ ...... 00 ~- -llooaod. A . . . . . . 10 ...,_ bo ''aafc tJo.- ,.,.,., • ~~ no.- --.. . . . . . . ...._, • ............. 1k DlncUr ~."I _ , ............. ICIIRiaiiiiJ~ .... r.c .......... The Pollsfl tloo Elicou Stu~t league prl tMo.tor of C..odial ScMoes --loft-.. . _,,....poolllic-." Dewey . . . - · ... ~- .... ......, 10 ~ . . . ooid,IO- IQ.c:mpl " ft ..... - It to 0.. Coolc*a• • of die . ..__ ,._, n. ........ - - ofJicldy dooed . . ul l rJO •·•·-• Jtaaducl toolf·loo ou ............., puiod, ~ uid. ........,...._ ... ..,. ..awor* dua&, ,._... a.- .so- ...... ....... will ..... _ , . . ... ot Hooooill <Any 1101 . . . _ . . . . . . . ~. Oollodlol s.n- .....di<J. ....,. ••...., loow .,.... llldr ..... ~· . l . . ....,.looirtt!M ......... SooiiM< added. ~ ..... COiiiDclill ~. aad ....... aUc ch< cloc:ioioe lO ...,._ die bolldioa olll:r -*iAI wido Sef<{J Ol1lan, ~ ............ ''Yoe- 11tnyt c:qJO<l • bocnb ~- .-.. .me. ""* Ul' lllt_, .... -··~ ~. Sioallor llddttu ._. ~ occuml ,...,.., be added. lilt - 10 rs: · "THE PLAYS OF KAROL WOJTYLA (JOHN PAUlll) AND HIS THEATRE OF THE WORD" be 8oletlaw T•borski llrliWI '*' ...., liN .,_ ~-*«of dot Pope'• "'-'"' Thursday. Aprillnd at 7:30. pm Halt, Main Street Campus) ~ 234 Squire ,ADMISSION IS FREE ~ECEPTION WILL fOl l OW ~~-!!!!i!!=~~~~~~~~~!!!!i!!=~~~~~~~~~~~~ II ~ Application Available fo.r : INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS COORDINATOR - stipended p<)sition - must be daytime UB student - do not have to be a foreign student DUTIES INCLUDE: ___ _ ___ __ .. _____ .... .... _,...., _, ......_,._ _..._....,.,.._.F.-, ""' ,...___........ ......,......,..._ ..--.... -._ ........ . . Moral Majority dinner draws many picketers 117 SCen sa.-• 01)'&111-. P icketers neatly OIIUiumbcred aupponen as lbe Erie County Mor-' ~Y cbaptu bdd a funclnisifta cbonu Friday nlabt to for Revertod Foro ud his New Yort State IXIr1'f or moralltcs. Fil\y IAd· Moral M~ty danonstraton ptherpd QJlUidt tho Ccnlu Rold OlrisUaD Academy ia W011 Smeca 10 proltll lbe Moral Majoricy'• allqtd actempc to tmpo~e ill Biblic:al bdkfs 011 aU..Americau. .. ~Moral~ b &I) OfiiJiiziUoa lkdicattd 10 lbe promocjpG of Biblical and tndiUooaJ monl vaiJJes wtDcb bAwcbaraacriud lbe very life aod llftllllll oflhls na&loG for more dwl lOO yean," lbe Moral M~y prod&imed. The 'Piriltd lip·wavill& protCSion cbaratd tho Moral Majority with violaclna rii'R amcodmtol riabll by fai!iQa 10 scparau cbun:b and •ate. Ia c:ooUUDCtioo with "biblic:al" <thb, tho National Monl M~y IJ'O'IP b puWQI frx CoqrasiooaJ ~of lbe .1.ualt Bill (J'amlly Prou:aioll A.ct} lAd lbe Ramao Lift ~- .... .._ pmct" 111pport o.n Enquirer guilty of libel; Carol checkmates tabloid �Aburger, fries and appendectomy please. • r ___.., n--•Q>NSISNI FRANCISCO-~ ol • _ _ . . t hordw- ..,.., Mllchol Koch t... \ caw•.,..""' .......-...-. _..................._....... .. -.·--. <NI o. I ~~----· 1uccaolul J>riv* prod!U 1ft ..__Sol>~ lNt c!IV.' - o•e.m-.a ely Ill tloo Unlleol ~·- 10 ;,. ........ _ , pt'OIIdoril '-- Koch .. Koch'• BOll ""'v 10 - • Habll ...... b .... ollodo.. Soomed ""hll ~ •t!w-"7· 11 ol hullh ...... s.. loledlcAII G.oup-"aahirq.ol...,... ....... ........ -- ....... . """boiMdolni!Wt_..._._ '-'_..pl¥bi_IO_ .... . .He'*~.-· _ dnlt" In . . ~·-"-!d.~ . onlool_ol__... ..... ond .. In ........... INI!wl ...i~~~~~~~~--w. nk:he - J>iOYio» ....... ol 30 __ """'*"' ......,._._ _ _ t...o.. .. ....... I>&C*d 10 so - - ......... ...-,·Koch-.,..... _ _ . _ o n d _ ... .......... ... ..._· . . . , _ . It ~-.~ St. F.Wda'- �!I t911l~©©\W®ey JClinics. · .-:---~ . "He'•.,.., l -...-u~oq.. or near ......, j.,._,ao_..at _ohapcllne _ -_ .,.__,_ ·"* ............ fi . . _ y ~ lo tho hoopa~~ ER.· ....... cloc:liw~ ..... Koch • . . - . lhellho ,._ ....... dlrolo:" ............ .............. . . bv Or Robel1 Gordon In Rhodo lolond ..... ....,...s - I """"' f *-.. ·con- lhe ' * - --•-• at ......,.. and~ doclon Men ' In it*> 150 - - - c:1nD ,..,.. loc-.d In ouboift>ln di-.1 ~In lhe ~. T- and c.lllorrM Or Gordon low - -.on<Y ...... Rhode lolond. Or A J Reed ~ ., ~ and Or. l<ori Mangold .. 5oft '--'clro, .... and ,.,... "" "- "'-'8 board Dr Hcmy Hwpo:r at Hou&~on own• lou• uafflc· . . . , _ c:lnD In T - . Olldl c. .... - """' • '""" - - -· - lrolorMio Qu..-ynono..,. ~IO ­ • pNia~.to<y-al - - bv Or opoi, ........ dWtw ...... lhe goocl a.. t!wo It • .......... Kach ~ lo~ .. lorm at • tnlllc. ....... He lo -10-... 'MedSoo!>" ... ._ ..... at,_ w.-. ............... --. -..~ ...., .,......, bv doc:mn. Bur 5I '-*· • In ~ load and .._ __..... btiW««n Bu•e•• Chof a nd ....... and lndudad In tho McOon.ld'• -l'd cltooio 8pJiooat -1. ~ -0tol ............ qooalty lo t - . ~..... at ....... ....... Too,__, lhe hoult"*at flnaDy. the clmic ••qwa - y .... bought • local ....,.... bv cMt, dock. or aeda MEC-.nd now proWIH th« c.n~ . ew - at-. ......... modlool docoon- ... ,_,.. ..... dool ...... ..... . . _ -s..FJ.- ......,..c:~twgo '"'"'-~ Tho at --~~~ S4S 10 . . thro<4t ""' Ell dlnk:l. howcw:r. ralMI eome . . ,•"Or Koch "ADd !her ... w .... . IIOCMow~obautlheTho .............. . .. ""--· ""-'' - - - · •..yo, lob • ......_,_tolow-cootUS~ at ............ "-us 1lwy· and....t)l. moclldnoend _... boo! diOOt In 1M ........ tat c... ....... ' .... long - . , • b anc:hlllnt, and ~Ojltbw!go~Oft~ at boch Medlc.l and locating In •hopping ...... ~aboula" Mecbfe c:lna. and ..... _.... D.porota ....., e>ppcMIIIoft &om Kolttr Po•ma 9 once hoalth -;ainlni - - and ~-- ....,, tl>m.; ........ olliclala ...... <11V'• 15 ._."""' fMMiononGO ~- High hnlCh .,... ...... ... tt..SIIIOnal ..., lhe clinic .. an lrnmedlolo lin• """"-. "tploocli<" c... .. foe ~"""" C>CICMded lhe - - lo 1M« 10011\1, Kach't ~ the ldDd """' 1\meritons at ibc ll'\ll)ttdly.cl main danlc:-and now a ....... -olbd ..._ Amedoan job mob1oty It .t an .......,_ near lha pmonoinandy ··Tbere'a no re.al dtffat:nc~ al-t!tM high. unden:ulllng lhe MX:Iol aav Eurob v•y-- an ....,., " " ' - whOI Ka.r .. d<*!g end boot 0<1 ..ttk:h IN ,....., clodar bNnctoltucaK Tha Sua .. Medical tho ~ dlnlcs." dep.ncled. Group 11<\- holllly In gay Roberl Rowland, Exec:uhv« Rnally, IN convonlenc« dlnlts Secrota~Y ol ""' CaS'IOJnla Bo.d ol - · eotnprllng Willi ........ ' """"' changes In aowcled medal <lnlts lhot boatl they can trtot "tho Medal Quabty Aaurance "There job """""' llself. Molt and moro Man Who H.. ~htng • But k no mojo< I"_,.. now to rwgu~ halth pro/.-nals aro lea~MQ aolo Koch h• broadonad hlo ~ lha clnlcs, no< 11 thert pnociiD< IDt Wag« !Abo< In a mecllc*' but oontklmtbly cluough 1SO a nftd to I chink dro!Hn cbnics . . eorpor•non not subst•n llaJly contrOdl With rnajar downoown tlw _ _. ol th« fUNro." dlffer~t &om..- other b u Even the p ra clltionen of hoed~,~ • - · and lhe MUNI cnonu oy~~am ~ boch medlcln«. ""-ver .......... encl ........ edmlt thet oonw1hing "' IDol • A lol .... changed .... my falhor b«gan "MeddcU alii" P'octidnt ............"Or Koch hM noc "There'• no amo lo I'Aiy loll< 10 c.om• •Uhovt rc«tmlnauont . ~any,_..· """-~end .............. "'f a..-.d '"' ""*' ......._, hoopa~~- """".,... •the . . . . . . . . . loaor ln.,.a_at .,_._allr>g.. . . . '*--· ••··-. . . . . . .. 10. . . . . "'"' w. en- us ,....... om• con...- con- Kach'•--. ""-· ccmPu\ at - 10 ' - - . - . ............. Olldl ~ com.-ly- 40-45 podoms por you-,..,..... you - _.. • ""' loodl. demand fo< lut Jood modlcol ~ .ddl • . . - dociOr "But ••• ""' 12....... 1M Tho ...... dlnit lo " " ' - T h o - -flont8am co8pm , __, ._. at noodldrte • lhe ~ --tom..- Gap ............. jual . . . ~aaory.· Tho -..fraro on Stm..r S.. lnduda a lob. a-ray.......-. and r~lp end trult bolwftn !*ON oncl pt>_,. I tho """' la.y .... lltltOiar .......... bn>g -~~vttw~.- PRE-FALL 1981 REGISTRATION Begins April 1, '81 · · For Continuing Students Only April1 • 3 Awfii0-22 May 4 • 8 8- 4:30pm 8. 4:30. pnl 9 . 4:30pm up Pick materials Aetum materials . Pick up sctiedules 318 Squire & 200 Fronczak 318 Squire &200 Froncuk 319 Squire only • NO~ wlft be ....._. unless students ~ ~~ Mlf·ecldreu~~ with their com- ..-u COUfSe ............. May 4 • 8 DllljfAdd Hayes B only st'"*'" IIFC INIY not regllter until MFC class SChedules.,. neii..,.._.July 1~, '81. ContfnaJng gMduete .... IIFC ltudenh will be melted ,.......lon ~le ett.r July 16,'81. Mt~uc~en~a ................. ~,o ............. MFC .to DUE. ~.) .MUir awport to ..._.... belore P'!*lnl up materiiiL �nmutt l~{N!U'I'H diJ ~~Hli~U{Hf;l!~iffjt i~Uii!~r !ttnlitJUfH~mfiH~!~iltH~tra~t(HfJ~!1 .~ 1 !J.~~~. ilt!~ !i ~,. l~~IHtr '1·ri li~! t1~;I:•H ll1 hi im ~~ h~ri~.~ ~~m. ii~!~hJ !~ lt t[:l~i; hU f1 i11 ;~!Jlij z ~ i! ! hl h~ rl'r' 11{ a. ~"ti ~i· ~~a. itl 1h tt~ tfr~ llif1 a.Jtlrft . lrfifUJrtrr~1 ~ 1 a.!t2~1H' I dfft ' ILliLt it· 'fl ~· l~r~~~~ ~~-~IrtdsJ~ ~l,tttarl!tt la. •J~:tt~f~ lil~H!tlihf; Hh d~i.JiJJ f t •t!I!!~i: 1'·,rfli~ltJ;1lfl}IIJ 1 t1t~t ~,ilif!~l~[~tf!l!!~~r IJiiiftfif~~fi 1~t~i~Jilt1 ;fi 1 tl~;~l~itJftrffl~r!~JiJ IS I1 IJt IJ· • '·'u .. r'Ji}r 1 h••n• 't '•f lp·· ~ !trftn{··~ T'fH ~llf ·-·1•1 ~·li 1 ! t! t!}Iii~tW1i? 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It .......... - - ........ <II •..,..... tNOit .,..,. of tllal till ..,.jo< ~ lottloe- ceme f,_ till lm----talotlll,.....lo~whtloo o l e t - l t - - ~ llbloedlo .. tll<.tly toll It l'tl.,la>olo-. 1 I omiNIJ.._,._ltOOIIIitlvlng toQIII cl-*'lng - - t l l t t - ~~- llll piM to ''"""'-'fnO" II IIIII e-t• ...-. - · ... - - ...... _ .... jo<>moliotlc a p p a l l 2. Aa ... f l c 1 of - ~~ of Don " " ' - .. In -till~ IIIIo - · - .. oil - - " ' ""*'*!yOOf!IPII..,.Y Ia .... eny nI\HIU..gti!IUtof - ol....-oln OU:.-1- • _., ....................... u..n I ...ally Oo _.......,. _ _ ... ,Kinec.tv,tno __ _ f ..lilY-·· The -----lftO.. . . .,. . .,. . - .......,_.and ·-lnwoMol. -.e- _ ----..·-. ..... oltll--1---lo<olgn-- - .. - _....._lm!W..... "''pori ""*"'· 3. The ........ - - - - " ' - t y - - · - .., _ ...... tolltllhelpllA tonlltllll--ollnell\' llnt. P.....,. b'f _..,.. .......... of .... lit - t d lllat .... . _ _ to .... ""' tlnd 11 _ , , _ b O t h ... ,..,. - aomanr _ _.. Tha.UIIQI!tl lot~lhlc:l'l> -·"""~·.._ac·-...., - . • , _ IO rtmeCIY .,., .,.. ol - The -.....-~ _ _ .................. _ . _ _ ""*- ..- - --..-to--,_.., In ... _ ........ -~ The _ . . . . , . . . , . . _ .............. . . . - loiiiOIItirouglllhe,_ tlle _ _ _, . _ ... ~IMI"'PIIIIIoooltn-tot t1ftG11- o f . . . - ,. 1ft tloe - - . . -.;loWly lhl Amorican .,..... .... _IO __ at_allll. 1lw "-'l• .....,_,, lor tilt -~~ woo that h would - - ,_..., ....,.,_. 11 11111 to lt'l' 1*1 of thl ratloMit lor ~tno 11.1111 llote·.. _.._~- be told that 1"-Y - _ . , . . . . . . . - 111111 to~ m.,.,.,t• . lllatthtl tilt Pfln It IAt VIIOfOdlng ~ '"" -_ ......_---""' -·-. .,. -··--··!lei----. _,It 1M ~ lhe ot'lly _ .11 - - trOftl ~'- ~ WIRtrd ~ontlllllteltlonlt-11"--'•-lllllty"to-OCII -~-H-Ikltltlo-tl>ol.l/lehigiiQ..Ufll,_hat _.,. _.., ._.... ....,_vt .,....__ _.... It doing·-. ao. .. _ .... ,.,.,_ _ _ .....,. _ _ f-ol .,.... -~~~~·lilt~ -In-· dl-.11111 .. .,.,.,.~ lndlllllr----~ ................. - .. _ If It W a polll"'*l-. VIII Will-~_, · . . wll g4edly call W70n0 and - . n a d l y t4IIIIM .- - . .......... II - FJectloa chaos WoiG helltln a n u - o f - · - lllal UB moy De • - to ap- on Tllot't • -· Thtt't rtot>t 1o41co-LheJ tty Lhe oohool naa --Miapl_,w"yondvnwarronttdchaOttntrylngloholdl lh-Y 0 1 - OCMI'M*'I-. Ttlce o - o f -ldat.. (OII --undo<Jbttdlythl- qvolllltd 10 wlnl, o llttch of .-ron N• and regu~~Uona lllot aro 1110011' ,_td: optcalllal wltll oiMQtd ..., _ and Ilea. ond _ ... 001 • po«Mical ••uetron of ony ol lilt many lbal ,_.,.., II 01 Will follow -....-1c AtoM? "* .. . •-• - U o n -ron ........-r-ttdtothe- clndiOitoo - .,.. tnc!U.. peoplt tlllywantiO,._ ,_,._tot-~la.._..stolle-urolnd.......,. __, "'"" .,... poiltiOt wll be ployod. It hal to be 8oll lnltetd. • ,.... • ......,... .,_ of - o f uo wolllttno -lolllno . _ - , .. ooy. ~ 11te>t at - """"""*' - of lr)d 11001 contiQI lilt muttt to e-1 out a n d - be othe<o-tht ctndldot•-aro olieotdty """*" . - lllnotno mvc1 and opraYtno -••or• ao dalomo '"" - - · Thort'l 0101 lhtl_., _ So. lnalttd ol OOUftllno Ilia 110111 Fildey _,,no ond opondlno Btlurdty - BundtJ woloe>mlng e nd OOftiiY . lnltlttlng tho now otudlnl llmt Impounding · ond...,......- Iota....., • - ot ... lt<a. Thll't • tiUIIIfl -1011e1ron, IIIII .,.... offlclolt llld Ill ..... - .._,_lilt • ol l lmtlndany--conttlbultdtomolllngthat-.ary - l t l c e a tonetwci-M In!- - . -- . : -- .·..·. ·:-=:"' -.- . . . . . -!--.......!.- -......._ : ... _.,..., ............... . .•• - - ~::::.: ~= ........... _ c:o..,oo CIIJ. . . . . . . . - - -'............-.... .....-......... .....'-a~···· ........... ,. ......c........ ................... ~ - .. .... .11111- -······-A.- ........ ··• -IILIIIItll!t ~---11.- eo............. - - - madrugada byctvla Wll.. IOIYy.but- - ic r ... '"'"""" ... did hal fled ao , _ , -'"'liar 11\or - ftltllonahtp-wllh , _ . , _ , .... eopltt of The~"""' more ohan than I . , - ·- ·-1M.,.,..... qo-,-,.,01-_....,._.._.,._ ... ~c clatlly Jot/ - �feedback!f • 5 . -lo f MUlltuy mmt1 l! To 1M 6/lltor l h e - _ _ _ _...,.thO Ul,l--10 -lot'-olaiiOTCIIf-at Ollor M " ' - ' " " ~ oiOM ....... olthl ~ c:urr..tly US INIItory ollloon - "- - ......... IIOTC. 011- ~ Set-.- - F- - · , _.. - A t • · - us Colli ...........let_..., ......,._tacllclol- -~-~-- llldllfol-lonoiCao-........ WAPI\IIIo ott- to ec-., or-. IO Ill. In gontra~ lho _ , ol,_ 1M mtMMy- · Wltft o lltweyto lfld oc~Ucaoon -tly-teel trom AOTC vreduotM oorno lr- thl o o l l o g o llld lor It 110• lour ,_., hi. . ..,..,..., to ooc:1o1r u It ulall They atO - only militarily lr8lned, llut clowiiOpthl•-ll'eduotaa-.oc>. Thotnllol~-ol-., llld oo~~ogo v r - • , _ orttoon 1n 111o •ar~~>w _,..,.. prcwldo an frnponant belonco. At tong u I,... two- muot lntWKt on prol-lonaJ MHitory , _ thl hawt<llll - . . , le reduced to • more mew•~ olhlcol end d"""" pllllo-"1 The mii""'Y roprooantotl.. ol thO -'"Ill - - . larOOIJ duo 10 thl polley , . . , . lrom a cMIIon - t l o n- AOTC produatM The us wtlloonllnuo to 111 • pert o1 liM ~tc.n 1 -, . . , _ Ull-educateel ROTC lluclonta, •Mer galnlno lhl morel Ill' thla Utt.....,.,, will llgnlllc:antly In!.._ """"' INlhory pOliCy and -lottowardoa - - - tho_,,._ -·lilt-....._ Unlfkd stance r.-,,. Eflltor. The Olticle and eelllOtlaJ -"'"~~ lhe m...__lon bel- the Faculty S.... and the Mlno<IIY Faculty and 61all A._tatlon ¥II The floporle< lilt lhl tM1 lmpraaalon IIIII lhl Senate allould ha•o procMdod .,llh Ita plena to ~~- 0.. Klo1g'o Nil It a tlmo 1'-"' 1-QPriiU Ill' thl minority _,nlty •• ue. A _ . , lmpr-.lon COfWIYid Ill' rour - !Mt o. and n.o un~wor~~~~y - c~ono nowno tn .... put to pay trl>ulo to 0.. Klng'o lito. It Ia to ,,... two "•* points llllt , _ .... to_.... In ....lion to .... polnt,ll - 1 1 1 - IIIII Ill. ~101'1 Oflb llaa boon thl moln ol ......._..1 .._.. Ill'~ to ..., In ............. ,._ "" •-llY -'"'eel Prulclanl of ll!e >lew Yor• S"'" Hlghof Education Co<J>or• ...... oro ...molll ol thl lndMcluoos-"""' oldod In lbe -.otlon of 0.. I(Jng'o lito _.th oupporllrom 0.. ~tt<'o Ofllco. Till,_. mootlng-theF-tySenatoand thl M'-lty Focv"y and Stoff Auoc:lallon llld ~t wootUng a ; . - - t. wu diclolld Ill' the Sonatl'a ._vtlon ol Ita . - to Ill -"""' ol 1t11 ol .... ~·-,community. Thlo roouheel In thl - - ol thl _ .• ...,_ -more limed..,..... -. piMa In • - ol o jolnl plan and .........,_.~P<OIJflm ck.wlng Hlotory lfobn*ll. Tho PQOhiM OUIOO<Mol thl-tno -adldalon IJI' thl WFSA lfld t h O - to lain- t o - the _, - I~ 10 0. lll""ln \.&It,_ !Grog Thlo - - Ol olton- b o - - oa • • ..,,.. thO rtgM - l o n tor till onllre .._.,ty ..,.._,wty """' polnllng llngara llld acc<~alng _ . . of nol patticlpetlng In tho---~~~~ ptlre ..,.,_, _ , lo jolo • 1111 -..ian 11. 0.. !Qng'alllo A --"""'--lhlf--- ftiJQ- Offico l..u1'- I(Jng - ~ till - 0.. IUI!In . ol• ,..,.. ...... 10 -.ca. ...... '*"* ,.. eo..ar-" ... ....., to ...... ftattonllll recagtiiiMI juSt'"'*,..,, vot~ for Danford To rtte ,._,., Thlo ten• Ia In ' - " to tho - ,......_ -~oi~--LIIaltw andthl~-tor . ....""',...._,., thla . . . . _ John (O.Micll). Ex·&lllor o1 E . - M-ouJno. ....... ~and 0. Oolorol Vico Ctlancellor tor thl City U........., ol Now YO<Ic and 10 eon,.,. _,_ott- c.ooo.. " ....... . _ . . . ._ , . o l .... ~ tlulenlfld-.....~11111--loltor to thl urw-ally at l4llgO. e=a to ..torm - ,, atall -•lor ...cllt,_,toollhl-'ffical-olour urw-ally " ' - ' - Ill a.y Soolt Oenfo!G. s-et~"*"' ........... _ _ _ (1.. The ~'""" lutllfe - onlelo.- oe. ltetJ oa - - l o r 1M of lhe ~ty. The 1 - . o Ia • oornPotiiOn o1 thoM 1ro1oa anc1 thl rooord 01 Den I..,. I)TIII-tmuatllo on~ Danford holds. -Oflllln ~,,.,..tho l.ln-ty of Houlton. 2) Tho"'-' mUll bo. Danford Ia a Ptoloo- In tile ~~ ol Erwtr.,..,lat Onlgn I'Winlng 31 The ,._ldonl must ,.... odmlnfltratl\ow - Danlord,.. cllalrecl hla Dopan,_l llldla CU<fWitly '*"'*· a Dean '" tht Scl'lool of Atc:hltecture anct Enrit-taJ Doolgn. •ITho ......_ muot Ill at-t-lod. Daolorda' 11111 a l l - hie at-IS. HIS- la llwoya- lolhom. ~Tho- muat,.... an ol Stoto 1110-• _, -oya-.•-andlnO - - - 6101a ..,,_., policy DenlonlhU-onthl-"lllto--tho GonotaJ Edoocetlon ~ o t a &1 The P r - t muot llool..,lod--111 r_.s l o a - - ,. ~ Oenlord 11aa c:hllred -~~ DoeiGro. a llf!>wtmont o1 -lnlatoiJ eo ,..,.... and te oxtonaMfy ,.....,.., wllb"'"- tarvor ~ """'"1• 1) TIII _ _ _ _ ,_Iool _ _ To ttte &lifor. 11 .. _ _ ,.,,.,0_ __.. .......,__ .............. --,.~­ - - . . - . . . . ~(leAl-my _ , _ ................ - o l • ..........., ...._.,_ -... .....-...tbll_......, .. ___......... on thO - .,..... 1 - - a.taln 11111 to-- and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .....,.lo_uptho- _., . ~· -on Boord-taU... • _ altho _ _ _ ..._ _ _ _ _ _ thl triwlal-ol- politlca, theethlca ---...~ ·- that.,.,...._ -eel I~ -.... .....,. 10----10-to•.floeM-. s-.dly, l-ld -toed¥1oo lltr.88A It ..............., In ..... - ,__--.I............. .........,IIIIo ~ Mr. , . . , _ ....... IO lull l011r• I, lno., wore .........,...., - - lly - · - · " " ' - prior 10 ...-.o or ucw•1-olal 11oM!. I Mw ....... . _ _ wllft Alan'o ........... - _........,to ...... ,..._. oi!MIIIIA,I- .... IIIII'IIUftDtlon u a ' " ' - on !Milo\- .. , . . - that IO,J10U lloth ,..,._ _ . to • -- C>OIIIlM .. prMio · torum- In tho 1QU _ _ _ ....... _ _ _ _ _ ... mlgln -F~,I-UIIoto-loMr• Wlllllo-lo-orlhl&eA.IItorMcnllloollyto olfloo In O'lltt..H...; ...... ... The"'*"'-· lo""' IeciiiQ tho IJnlworllt)r. _ Danford-- ...... U8 t o r - ..... 'lllal'arlfllt,/telo. . - - . Wo t o - Denlotd f o r - .. -au torthiPG.ool~r-.tt--•'* thO _ . . . Of uft41•trNuato- 0 0 - 1 oa ..._ Moore l o • --the--.gooltMSIIA.I,..,...., ........ _.. ............ _... _..,....,__,, __ ' ._, will-..................,. . . __-lloloro10_. . . . _ -"""It ..~.....,_ .. -.e-on-_,.. ........,, or•an-~ _..,Ill Will Oenlordla•pol-. .. . . . . .. ,..,_, PI}'CIIOiogltt.-.- a n d -· · T h e - - 1 1 1 1-wlthiM - - - OOMidoratlon Ill',....,.,..,._ oon>mltlllla ~~ ComooiiiM J.-- o.,.e-r o1 Etw-taJ OHJpo- _ . . , Sdtool of Atclolr.ciUII ""' a...-rot 0o11vn Sloro Ut!-.Jfy of How Yort 01 11</tlalo. J. Joooplo-- C. B a o - - 0- It Thomlon Oagoorl, Jr. f ~ �'IfI 11 . a-. 1!1l. Jl *4~fr~I!:.. ' ' I .I ~ !I i ...... 1 ;~~~~~~H 8 !''' 1: . r 1 ~..... Jat~(f~'II Jtt•np~!M~ilii•U)r•J::iliiit ~ " 1 h d~ilJii iti:"Jr;l(•;l ' -Ht~ti~·~~UJ!tiiHtih h 11i rf: i Jl(P:t! • d• .t~rl •liili'lffl t; tf ll m~i' a ~ .. . . __.-.,."'"- 1 i_ · ,1.i f! ,t trr~~~ ~i~ !i1Ur :1u! ~h !itmni; ~~h!!~thit imi; h:tmtt!n~ '' s: ~· , ·1;I! ti rfdnl: H. i . 'I· lltft !~iil "'~ r !/r!~~!n~,tt!f:iil ~~*ui ~~-i•i~ !!!fi: ~h Htl:H:u~ ,_ Jl5 r.~ ' if:~·, l::f r,!;hhl~hl 2-Hih~~~~~f~ ~!~~f!!!2.~fl ilf=r ~ gnr•UHffl'• nmn~u 1'1 tfll•i lfH1lJ1HHhImil=m!~~J1mul;u;t1ttttgihf tm;lf'' ,~It :: ~ 1 ( ·r: ·t ·. ~ 3 §• • ~t· L iii _, i~~tlu J1t1 . . · [Hhtils~'t! ~itt.~!'·· f 1 0 " ·a. . 1 IIUg ~Hijt;!f!mU!i!H !lili!!l;;~ ~~!hH!ii!Hi!!,~ ' i !i:l!i! fHU~i!Hi~l ' ! H;Hi nUi!t!fh!~: ~ ·tlgJ1 ,, rll- 'i!fi J~~~~fh :.tl;i:llar . &fh ,~Ht~!~r hf~ a!ttil(r ·fli}tiili! trl1i~l J;lf1iiJ'tfl!§ !!.. · tl fit' fll!l~rrr ihrs JJ = :J 1~ ·,hut 1 !r..11hrhJ f: ~ h .:ll tunl,~ri ai .. til:'.: ~U ·. 1rilUil lhs~ls · · sur · 1tfi!rltr•itffli!~~~~~ft 1 lf~tiiJiil{ill!l~l~• iiftrlf'i~~~~i•;!!J!I · ~·~ '' It . . --'Jii"" si r. J~i ": tl ~~-~S' ~~~h -~r Ji J ~i s· - · U~dff! If filf !I t1•!1 · .f~l !i!! ji~lm !i !H!{iHi~!Utdlifl 'i ~ [ i! 11 -iwJfJDl~~ I1J Ji'fft!r, ·. ff li(J ~. ~ I -'f ·• i• • 'l t I ~i 'I- i~~~i~H~ ~1~f~§ a~~[~!!~J!!~ nJhti uid 1.•m: . HI hH Hli~l h nwth! imhf h .~ ~ & I .. ' ' t 1 l'r . I J 1 .• ., · .llr!X' or., !i f j C .t'\ Q ( . �; .. .. ~sports f -... : i f I 15 c t i ! PASSOVER April 18-1 9tb , Meal Plan Register Now fOr Seders and Meal Plan - •both ~ampuses •lunch 11-1 :30 p.m. •supper 5-7:30 p.m. til-=·_,.. ....... - ............................ ... - - · - -· ....... food B .... MIZA 1'_,tea--. . . . . . .- - .~·ROOnFS·, !'ffA Din! "" ( 1 II I ·• ':""':::=-~- 1 ~~o':i.~:~ • 1 1 ---·-- ROOnts ·At the Chabad House_TabJe in I ,_, ._ the SqUire Center Lounge, or - ~~~ . . . . . ._.ca_.n.s.aa_.-1.642_.......... '--~Mi~-r I �MCAT. ~'s'~~ .'GMAT __ -·- ~· ·-------·=-__.,.. __ ._ , .. .,_ ........_ SAT ·ACT ·OAT ·GRE · CPA ~=:--=~ Bulls seasoned infield is the team's big assest """"'*' ......... ...-~-.. lhofUIOP d!llla for the 1111111. MooUttb Ul be bdieves tJus "ma1 take ••111 from bis .,.enD dftiCII-.'' ~a-edioall2or die IIUIIt' Sooocll<ra _ . {thtee . . • pddlar), blluaa J6f widl ..._ - ......-ted11 He~-..Deal­ .,.,....,................o.a-..., ....-1 .,.. · - o1 WIMI'a • flniT Doac a-. • Juaior froal ~ Nortb, IIUIIU at fln< ......_ A c:omiJI<Dt .lOO hitter owr &be yan, OIJooo Is .l:!N ....., three RBI'• ., Ol8aa ia becbd""" rar. bJ Jolla ~, wbo bardy bad a-10-lalssbtaasa vanity bocltey ..; _ bd~ ...... .,Ole . . ." , . ....... bcbW tile plac Is tluec ......_•• .,..... f« tile--.. job. Juaiar Mike Sciloe loot piQoed • - - · SetJo ...,.... (also. jaaior) .... played .. c:iPt "" 10 tllil po;.. .....bnb -ed tllil botlt Deed 10 - - their ~ • blod:llol tllc plac - .. t.hdr adls. M,.... (SeaJonl) Ia blltlaa .353 ..27). , . pooir ;. - w. .. """ sa-. ~IIJatdoer~r-. Mart Roduler. wbo bll ..., or die 811Ds' two lootDcn dllriat t11c Spriaa trip. or ~toc~u~cr, Moabnlo llid. "lfbecoaldleanltocatdl,lle'dbe a pro~" Blwklloolalall " T.IL Prod•dJou ....... ,.__.,..,, _,....., ....... J'o tl to IBSL~'S HEDDA GABLER Sflt'IQ COIQPUCE TIIBATU KoMQ;IIardl30- u&OO,. ht'lMa7,11t.Ja3J atf1.1081a .'1\.....,., Aprll2 at 4100 • 8100 pa .. �.. The Spectrum's soothsayers,-.Series "successors search f EdJtor'• _ , h'•lluol t1aot opiD aod 1M SprdiVM lo rady 10 lake .-ll<r aa1> aiM Major .......... a-bel!~- I ~._ ~ .... ~ ~ Dooool ODcoao a...IMd TonliUO _ . _ w. . ICDJUOty N _ . _ w.. St.Louis Cllicqo New York Meu ~ HouJioD lcJOAqdeo Oncinnlll Nodoeoi'-""W• Atlanla c.Jifomia 0\icqo Minoelota Tau N....... . _ . . . _ New Yort Mcu l'ilubu(p MoaUUII ~ PitUbur1h - CiJic:loAatl .............. F.--:laco Atlanta San SaD oqo -T. Attti San o;qo San Frandleo Nadoul . _ E.-1 Mocluul Pbiladdpbia l'hiladciiDa ..._,.. Sl. Louis NodMol . _ . ... PiluiMJII ~ N..,..._w.. HoWiao lcJOAnad<o Cindnnad San l'iudJco Atlama SaD DictO Nadaeol a_. t:. ~ -&JAbnlms Sl. Loais ~a_. Atlan<l Loo A1lada C5Dc:illlwi Sao Franc:Uco SaoDieso -~..oo~ MRwaukce -.J.K.~ Baltimore _.._w.. J(mas<lty Califonaia Ooklaod MinDeaola Teas Oaldaacl - 1. SilfiOII au.:- .. r.. Scouk ~ _.._..._ -_ Dooool T.,.._ ~...,_. T.,... .. r.. - -./. Tlnnton Cbialp> Seallk _._..._ -J.I(./..Irpituttl New York Mil....... lldimoft <lr¥dad IC-.Oty Caifcw.a ODcial>al Sao Frmaoai A1laua San Diqo Will Tar- _.._w.. ...,.~ New Yort Mcu ! -S. Gt>oddiJid - New York Mil.....ul<ce llooloa Dcuoll Cl<wbad T.,._.., PilubwJb ! -~..oo~-r.. New Yort Miwull.er Dcuoll lldimoft OowlaDd 0\icqo llaltlmon: Philaddphia Nadoui._W. . PiwbwP CllicociO _._..._ Ballimore Mil.....k.. New York -~..oo~ Mootreal Sl. Louis - Pbiloddpllia Lr. Atttl Sealk Sealk IS 1: Teus MiaDcoota Sealk T<DI l..ooiM f.aal J au.:- a:-aty CalifCJnl!o -5. GooddiHd ... O.tllo>d _._w.. Sao Fraociooo San Diqo Nadoolal _._ Cldifomia "-uaty s-o. NcwYorkM<U <::lliQp> ~ - , OnodMd T- Dcuoll T..Cl<wbad SI.Loais Ooi<qo New YarltMcu ~ -1. Sllt!INI Piwbwp ....... &..alpo .... New Yort Mots - - New Yort Dcuoll Sl.'-11 .._ ..... OUiaod IC-.Cicy -E. A - a.._ , c.li!Oillia MillDaOta Sauk Tc:xu Milwaukee New Yort -J.R. _! _ _lL Join an International or Cultural Club Leom about other cultures & languages. Participate in their events & hove o reo/ good time. All UB Students regardless of nationally. sex. color, roce, ~eligion ore efgib/e. Here Is a listing of clubs. Call the mentioned officer for more Information. African SA. Arab SA Brazilian SA Caribbean SA ChlneW SA ,..ctrcolo Italiano Estonian SA French SA Helenlc SA German SA ll'llnlan SA lrllh SA Japanese SA Korean SA larll811 SA Latin American SA Lebanese SA Nigerian SA Pakistani SA Pollah Student Le~gu• Ruaslan SA Spanlah SA · South East Asian SA Buffalo Turldah SA Ukralnl•n SA ~ Sekov Keita Rashad Qasas Mlchnl Dlebolcf . Dean Jarret 836-0046 878-0487 835-7283 838-5017 636-5303 826-3561 839-0665 638-5251 836-3258 Leon lee Rita Critolo Rein Kirss Donna Hart Milton Koutsandreas Martin Black DarloOsh Rostami Michael Greene Yoshlteru Asano Taisov KJm Orly Be Yoar Gustavo ~oclrtquez Nabll HaJJ Polycarp Obledeglon Shafig-ul·lslam Robert Lonteweakl Janlne Grtgg Richard Pollard Heru Soewondo All Kalyaalp Lidia Clolka 636-4871 832·2402 636-4889 839-1248 ' 831-4031 837-4822 837-7894 873-9886 636-4066 - 896-1901 8n-8829 - ;; i &76-3415 834-8248 836-4284 895-0278 n.-.,.. �••••••••••••• Majority. ----. -... ·-·-....... .... ...... -· ....... -_ -...... --·-odfe"· •••••••••••••• IIAOIU. CAMe* aiLLIIGC ~0P011•as · DeUa Chi Presmts AX • - · " Welirmlyeodof11tthelr*lit-'AIIIer'-rltbtto April 11, Talbert Bull Pen 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. - 2 Buds/$} J1 •• Noc a._,_.. • AX -...· a atnlw .... • -~ UB BatUe of the Bands .... ; aPit ........ -..l ...,.._.. • • ...._call 131-1111 « • Tickets in Squire Ticket Office • • $2/ $3'at the door • 11~..,-- l'or RCC'n Pwter Gold • 131-UtS. IIIUrvMws ~~ • g::~o~=:~·Oo~~rdialoo,"•-'the .... Apftllttll , lrollically. It wu Slate Morlll Majority Clllllnnan Fore wbo tpolce or upboldint con~titutlonal ri&Jtu. "No, those pi<:keren II'C'fl't bothersome," FOI'e told 1'1t~ SpeciTIIIII. ''1lle one lh!nalhat the Moral M.;orlty stands for is the riahtto expteu mws within \be limits of the Coaailutloa." Yet other Morallta appeared disma~ by prOICSIOn bearin& qm radio& " Monl Mljotlty-lmmoral MIDOrily" ..ad "ICecp Your Laws orr My Body." 0ot minister vablllly thrC8tCDed the plclteun, clenaa~lbdr mnoval from the~ " I told lheminlsterlbat"Wbad a ri&htto be here and If be didn't like it be .tlould call the poUee," related l)rOlestOr Carl KrooberJ. " He just freaked out-lt's the r~m time anyone ever pkleted bh church." Tbe smootb.wkina Fore, JPOnina an American on hisdapd, appeased unconettned by the turnout of 70 Moraliles. "In deYdopina lhe meetina, we didn't plan to recrurt 10,000 people," Fore ratlocWiud. " We're plantina \be seeds of leaden." Fo!e poiated to lhe l)'ftldlclud Mora1 Majorily pcoaram, c:tlt1'allly carried on 600 IUlioos. as ao aampk or tile aroll>'io& PJpport for lhe aroup. In addit.loo, lhe Monl Majority llfPOI1 bas a circulatioo or j(JO,OOO ac:con1inJ to Fore. Moralotes in Fran«. Japu, Rhodesia and Poland have comaaed Fore to dilc:uss a worldwide implemeotalloo of Moral M~ty concopu, the RevCU"nd claimed . n.a Frl., J ro f p .m. ~ a H S OltAFT$1 • HS PTTCHERSI U . TS II .00 R ORJNICSI 10 WIN(>S FOR U 00 FOR 1HOS£ WHlJ DARE TO WEAR TH£IB • SCRUBS-- I FREESHOTOFSCHNAPPSI ,_ NO#IM)I llwv N•--lkWQ Pidteter and UB ~ate History ProfC$$01 Ella! DuBois bclie\la lbat midi or the Moral Mlljorily's proclaimed 1uppon..is UJ-founded. Tbe orpnizaUoa hu substantial rmandal IIKIUQa, DuBo;s ~ed. but maiDs suppon from ooly a -all number qr bard-<>Ore COilSC:IVatiYa. "MIKD of the Moral ~y's suppon ~ tboK who dOD'! undentmd lhe true bumt of lhe mo•emcm -to roll beet tome of lhe freedoms that Americus have ltr'U~·...... . ., Downtown's Only NEW WAVE CLUB PRESENTS APRIL FOOLS PAATY···Wed- April 1St 2 Bands- fems & Three Lettie Words M n'ed .Drtnks- 2 for 1 -ALL NIGHT Celebates-. NO respect-fr•...;Aprel . 3rd Paper Faces •• •••••••••• • sat· Ap reI 4th .c::quite-:• Ou.Bois c:barJed. Tbe protestorS clelm that their anti-Moral Majority Rands IICiually represent5 the m~ority opinioo. Partlclpanu In the ilickcdn& inc:luded representatives from the National Oraanizalion o~ Women- (NOW), lhe Equal Rlabts Amendment (ERA) Aalon Team, and the Coalition for Abonlon and Apinst Sleriliz:adoo Ab- (CARASA). Abo represented was the Save America 's Freedom for E•eryooe (SAFE) aroop, . recmtly formed in direc:t re1p01t1e to Moral Majority auivilies. Tb~ broadly-based, non~ coalldoll is cooeerend with those imposina their umoralily" oo !be AmericaD people, "cleslaocd to undermine beslc: individual riahts." Accorcfilla · IO prOIIII spokesman Paulette Hammond, SAFB is expected 10 plan the bulk of future d.,OMtrauonJ qallllt the Moral M~ority, to "promote freedom of choi« and the open Cllchanae or icleaJ tor all men and womm." ....:. Mi~ed Drinks Draft Screws .& 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 50¢ Marys 75¢ till m1dn1te -· ·~· - Oan'lllt Utw School Undatlraduak Prelaw Program June 8 to July 21, 1981 , A <lemandlnQahr·week program for college atudenta who want to learn what taw schobt lslfke. wclM For further tnform.tlon to Anne LuklngbNI, PlP, Comel11..8 School Myron Taylor Hall, tthae«, NY 14111!S3 _ I~ Don't min the dlrtiesl show in town I . ~WRESTLING ·& TOPLESS ~ MUD DAN€ERS ---1ii - - DUBELS r -7<18 S<nlth a~ Also fcooiJn- c./1 ..... ,.,.,.,.u 1?..•-otnofouu-. c.Jjor .... ~" St-, - · WW~m L - - - - - - - - JL-....-BaJiey A-~--- us- THIS WEEJC'S SPECIALS AT DUBELS: Monday: C.U 8.55-8943 for inCo oa "J*iaa .lUi parties Tuesday, Thuncl.y A: S.turday: Mud Wradinc Wcdnaclay: Tbc md.y: Tbc._ I FREE DRINk 'llli&h dlis coupoa 0t6e1s ~-----------------------· limit Oft'er valld thru Piny But Apd11 , 1981 . et I per .,..._ �. ,•••• .._=····..__ ..............-....,_. ....... .......,..............,. i: YOOUOU~~·- ~~~- O.WWI I CM'I 1 . ...... - --· .-·..... ~ kJtko S"TU,tr:l t tNn& wt ....._., ..,.. • DeAREST *...,....,,. at • JO ..._ ................. ,• .,..10.., O£ADUHCS .,. ....... fOt , .............,toN.. 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YOU AA.E COAOtALLY INVITED 110 tt6W WOitOPAOCEI SINOnype•etllnt. ~- . evUcllnt co ftldooLM aL.Aa(•SHAJtP COPIE'..S. lAW M 1c - . ...S it-Loolt0011.U>IIG4. l.OSE WEIGHT fi'EA.MANEN1'LV • 0\w.tS~~r.- . Frw .,..._.a ......0-"0n ot t-..n•s .. ......, a.~qvl,.. ·~. .. -c.,.., encf11 at I !Citp.m. ei'MI ....,.,, ... ~...... 1:11 ,..,.. ...,_,. - __ c.mpu..--- F~ d._ __ <,._ em~­ tal~ ) ~ =:-~non~~·~': lt ; .,~ontne....._ · ..-uonat IBSEN'S BBDDA GABLER . INeed Extra Monev? T'YI'1NO -, t.JRN ~aM --Gft:.,"' ...... ......._c;on.,-. ~Paii The Jewelry Ex.rh:on!.ei* et tlot Ill._... ..._....,,._ - -134 - 5111- Mr Taco 1 ~---------------------. 1 3248 M~n Street (a~~~~;*"lifl I1 • • 1 1 Reatauranlal!d Pa c-Man • Ast!rolds Galufan • Missile Command I I .. : ~.:::,/:,'rJ:,!".,";:,:::."~';t/'l.s. 11, doll•,. reco will us co AIDA for HCII COUPOIIredeemed. - "Yov11 Love Our Svt., Tool!' @,., APPLICATIONS AVAILABL£ ~ for directon of ACADEJIC AFFUtS SVB-80ARD <WE. .C. STt1DENT ORGANlZATJONS STt1DENT AFFAIRS FSA A 7HlETIC AFFAIRS -~oi ­ lloaciQ 4111dlpm 'I"'CKm: U.SO In Advence. Sqlllre 'l1cket orne. at the door •z.oo 1 --------------------- COIDftJNJCAnoNS SI'£AIC£RS BUREAU rt.JIIJCfrY EUCTICJNS A~ "1banda.J I I - - - - 4f l t etl Squire O:lfcfltiGCI T'IIUtrl lhrdl30, I pm Tuelday llerc:b s1, a pm CJOptiT We Buy GOLD-SII.VEJ.....JI!'fl!f ~ ..-wfce. \1. T.,.1HG $£1tYU:C. NOitTl1 Wt... cNuert•t..,__ IMt.fl. .-etc ... m•t:r........,.,., ..,.,_ .._..., I 8l1Fl'AL.O GOT _ nt£ S_ ..IRif., .loiC.I.G • .._ • bul I"W for ... t...... , ........ "' __. 1\ ltl ~ 8ll'tltcley., MID TWENTIES ~ __..._ U.C ...OFI.UIOHAL Ytew, CIIfH ~ ..... He-DDA GAeLE:A IS HEtE. MISS tftt 131·3681 lDti.KJU4TfCWS.. iM C.._ _ .._ _~ _.., fteii.L :A.:.~~---Nw R6 W WOROI' ... OCE.SSIIIIG/1-ypuettlnl --CCft-IM ..._It _ _ ~---~­ Call Mary, 11m, Larry. lliiL ICe\.,, Janice, or MMy 111 TY"tfG OOHII-CIO . ,• .._ .,.., t'lt()FE_s:JIONA.t. ......_OM c... - . 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H--- - Ar~ lb Allfta ,.4 ~_..byCoudllo<SoaMrond o.....cr.oc ""'-". llaldy- -..soy It J PJn. =··. . ~Aopocbofllle _ _ . , . . _ ..... ~;,~..,. c-ov.t~ l\pflll•l "'OIIr.......,. " - Wlotl•"- "lllo Bit.....,. 111m1 :;r:::• 7 ond t-15 p.m.• 1701'1fj\C. diM............ ..... ._ •l'or-- .. ......._Col /IW._.::;p,..M.;.. ..,.e.--· '". John ~ ~.In '"T•COidlo , _ - ftlms .. 7 .... 9 ........ '-"Mir.... 170 ,.,M:.. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n74 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 16 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/23f7618b641d481e1e40e5afe6cd66f8.pdf 5cb34872f90deead5ef9e2c80f0f3cce PDF Text Text 27 March 1981 Vol. 31 , No. 73 SUNY at BuHalo .....: Tine ('!' -'!:..,._1.6 I SIIN In lhe rlcJ-lp. 746 I_Nubd- P. I 7 I The bop of SWI'tlnf!r- Pp. I 9 & 2 I �.............. ......, ...... ........ .._,_ ,,.......,... ,__.......,...... ............................... ..... ................................... ...._ .................................... .......... ............. ,_ ......................... _........... . ........................--............. ................... _,.............. Ot . . . . . . . . ~A- ........ - - . .. ~ - ., ...... ABIM . . III.,._.III_ . . . . . . . - ....,.,a.-tiiiii, -I&Ot ....... ........ . no~ ... . . _ - , _ , • ..._ . . AINMI~.._ . . - .- .... . ,. . . . . . . . . . . ." . . . . . . . . . . "'OIt " its visiti r:ag protestors _. lt)'U. fi'W lola• Mlllldlt Al.BANY- Tbo dly stood su'D Tueoday u .,.-ot<st<n marcbed dowD ito toWild the S<ol.e ~- - Poli<e m«CIIC)'d< atPncs roam! u o!Dccn", onned with dubs, drew 1a and out or the aowd or • protdlen. 1bo .-111 b od bqu. A bout 1000 SUI-IV stlldrnll carried """ ..,d ll>oated iD _ . . , . . 10 tbt proposed $150 tuidoo locreue. From a toWD p~rk, <be lllJd.... tlllltdled doWD UPt Avmuc lluouP a tUMd, tbc _p ___ ""' _ ,_,_. . _ _............. -.--,-·- --... - .... ._ ...... .,us ___ .,.__,. ., ... -·-... ... •1 to _ o-~ 01 _ .. - ,.. ~ ... _, _ _ _ . . . .lo._ . .. . .,_ _.A 01 - c.,llo( .. ......... _ ... _ _ - _T._. CUHY , . ., ... GllltiYO RtJIIOIO, "W< fnlpdcd u lllt<rmtdlatc ICbool ud the •-cis.. SIOdtaU WUC cbctr iiJ on."~ Ul oal\1 be was ........., t_...,. rd<atcl tbt ~· Mamioa. aod towvd thai doc yollqtr IIUdtDit, OACOWaaUal tbcW cl<stiDatioD. lhml to bstn to the oldor .....,t's As ltudmu pasal <be M.tasbl, tbc7,...., d<r.aptory-. Car.,-'1 pobaa. )'00 lias, w.e'D 10t lJII)IIr - a_.. ........ Yet, ddrvaUIIIMilto the toW'IIIIoollel ...._ tbc "<ARJ on rn.''lh<Y WkiiOCL Soacldo.ly <be f . - the Go•-..-'s ~ llid, muado or palicr _,.c:~t::s ..., ''St-. llllould ~ for doar ao..r- HJop L IIUdml .,....... " " ....... 1bo -- Wf WOWI PA't: _ _ _ _ _ _ lo A-,T_ _ _ oc:llool~" Sllldalu' ~~a • Potaclul J - c:sploiDed. •. _ twO, tbrft- row, wt _ . , ''eoalllt.so-'t~Ma.. pay 1 pcDIY more... -•c.rc ~·,. ...... - ''""' lutcod or ID1<uirled a lllrf pmoal tbroulb a - - )11• sllooiq II (t\oc , ....,.. 011 lh\:ir....,. to <be rlllly. lncraK) dowa w-," A Allboaall <be pct~ct ~torw or <be Oxdud r~ pOioced o.a. • "CU.y bu &I!Udy had bl& nD1 bdofc:bead, lllrf did iaaease tbcW faras. -diaa to ediiCiliool, why cu'l wd" Albolu' Tralfi< llMoioe Offioor Diet O'!Cftfe. Durilll <be pwdl, be. - - , " Wr docl't QP«<IDY A1 I p.m.. doc •uclcau ani..., • trollble." the c::.potollllld oevu.l podalrlaDs ptM:red to view lbcir prot. . .. Ooc -aboUt jQ ,....... old ........ bcDdl a .lew )'lrdl •Wll' frooa doc stilclcau, *'llinc!J obUYioua to tbt filly. Wbtll ~. .... llld ,.,._ tbal .... did - rMintalalq with thll '"" dcmcxulratlbDS, " U tak., - hlq tWll' frota the C..pltol Wbta ttudento protest ~-" ADOiber spoaator, a )'O<Iq rteepllonlll lttbcr lOo, bdle>td tllot the rally wu - , . _ . , ., .... HJPot &lllc:Woe c--. ~clltltlllooTlll&lool~ p,..,_ (TAP)- ......... 'IIOOIItl co-thet.....,llfU: ~ o1 Mvk 5qd said bo is lruer<stod io doc lncralsilll TAP Sio&d told rqJCrl<n el 1114 rd)' lUt bc .,..1.1 a TAP thai will proridt a ''t.W>ct roo print< as .... &I polliic tcl>oob." 1bo studaot prottiiCfS clbplayed their ~ .. Mil .. -wy T ..................... ud . - . . . ad>ocnlled the ndly Oo!lik ..,_Iii<< .._ Hqll!" ""'< ..,.... ~.. ud .. .,...._, t -." brofttbc•Ne...,. Tile crowd•t ,.,......,.., - calbusiatm • rew 11.-..1 AlboaJ Sutt - - ~ w.. r-... a..llleliwtJ ......,..,.b .,.,.... ud ~ Claul$ of "No way, we ..,..'I ~:· cdlotd r,_ tbc aa .............., SUNY ocboolo. Sia other SUNY scboob St.._., J..twldllcxs, wtrt 00 5prtna ar.:at. ocldr--' d>e .,U.IIIialllc <fOWl!. ....... wr1oua laoa from aaloo .,..wi ........ ~ t:l\ldalt Ucl cutt to tbt ~~ Increase. New Pain w_.• Studies P roress.or Crb Nicclo, drew aumdoo _.... sbc .._.ud that. " wehaoeto '""'"-"·'Baby,the boac1lftOOII ir .,_..•• • Several spater& pro.,ised suppon aaloo. Rcpolbtlcut Stao• "-b~Jaoa Jolm fllotttoipn .......,tllotlltwil ........ 60 ~-~~~-~ ...,._. lilt SUI'IY iDa:tasa· --.................. _ " Aitiloup t.bt Ooveraor hu ........,..., IMtle ,_.. 1 ...... for SUNY . . . . _.. __ ..._,_'.......il{·l\·1 ,,_......,_ prortsJOI'I and ..,......._ ._.,.,. oiTl<i&ls. ....-...ao..r-.·· __,..,... ~ ..... to <be ~ .... doc polilidaDt .,..,. tlwl ....... ..... do& ....,. bt Ill* Otlly IICiioL lotico:iocelod il a s-t of doc *"*' wtoolc_co...._....,..roo IIIP<r eohoculool. Odooc:ndc s-o. .... w-.-.......,, - . . . . . . . . 10 ' - " . . . . . . . ol~- loiP<r -~ - ....n- �Legislative aid fdeadlock~d, f10111 II>< rol1len. who luict ptha-cd to ....n CArc;y, Wll11t011 1M II>< SUNY lloolnl. ALB.\NY-Studalu from SUNY ....S c\JNy ocbooiJ ocr_ II>( Suoe, lOCO IIIOq, coa.....,.S oa II>< tttpo of II>< Slale c:.pil.ol ~ IOIIIOC:t~hdpill t/w (llbt r-.w~ tWIIoe bib<, bill ....... "fft illfotiDt<l by ~... Lbal 10 . , _ _ II>< (lOjl ........ ftrndint ......... moybedlf'llcull. a- Do:ljliu RqNbllca ~ JollA ~ ...-.loa 111a1 "lbcn h or cxna llmcls iatl>< LcPAM.,..," a..- or the "-lliY Hillier EAI~ Mark SOqd Aid mattcn art " dcOidlochd" bctwtal the ,..., Stare ......._ tOld oaly lld4itlooal loblrylnc prmun ooodd break the c-.,.,. stalazllle. Sietd IOid Tilt $p«t""" I~ "'bik tbe Asl<mblf Is """"'iued to rolll111 beet tbe rtea~tly I*1Cd SUNY tuidoa bikt. t1w Smite ''will 001 tlllt about pubtit hicloer ·- . The ~ -blymu IWCited U.. New York Slate II not llOdcqglnc a I1Auaal crUis. .. ...,, !Ia>'< cl>lqed, IIIMI claimed thOL II will bave SI..S bti11ioe ia 1<-m-. "If we do il In* tukioo) lido fCII," Aalmipa eontlDucd. ''1uot will we do m rally The IDOIIies au a..u.blo." A<:ooniJQa \0 II>< l.qbtaor. • ~ ~-- .......... [ - t h e hlu'o DC<alky. Uc was -iock U.. il c:ould be Clllily, dtopcoe so.t's ._d •-t -· " l eu_...... 60 . _ - . , ...... and ~J ...U. the ......,.. supportmc ,.,.,, l.tteR ur moqh \'01.0 10 malcc swc tvilion doa 001 to vp, ..... ouialed. The ~ ..... Ql)loiaed 10 Tilt Sii«JntM that bcaouc II>< dollan imohoed ... "ao r..... t.k l.qlllatwc would han no edUClliaft ..Ubout lr~CTUStS In tuition ~; uouble JdtUia 11>< bill puKd, oltho<IJh be CUNY (Ciry Uol>enky of ....... York dcditted to 011«11)' oo1w form tbo resrontloo swdenu."' would take. He chutlsed II>< Trwt0<1 and Ill•• tbtr bod Utile dtfm~t for their Hlu IQ)oo, In Januli'Y, the SUNY Board of Trwu:a "Fil'lltbcy llid they wanted to pus the E>l«udvc Commltttt rO<Omm<nded l Sl$0 tu1tioa I~ on llldt own ..Ubout~ollin& w itioa IDcreue co riiiJt an odclldooaJ UO to •• bcea~M they said tbcy wanted 10 ..Wfy million ,for tbe stJ'll)lled Scatel)'<l<tr\. SUNY Ul, bul they 'ne>tJ even bothcted to consult Ot&ncdlot Oirtoo ll. Whartoo llid 01 tbe ••·" he complalned cb....., t imo lhll he did 001 bdkvt SUNY lbould seek bclp from II>< LcaiJillurt and Oovtmot Huab L. CArc;y Pill lllc lncmose Inco hlJ budaa via on amcndmt:ftt. Moaday It was ''"'onuD<'IIded thlll CUNY cUitioo be btl;ed Sl$0. Studala Auodatioaof theSune Unlvcnlty (SASU) Prosldmt Jim Slcrn sold thot 1\io o ra,an.iz.a1ion U w rt,ina a Lrtnlatin appr""""'*' oi"UO.• million to SUNY to reopllclc tbo funds ·~ be eolie<ted throqlt • tuitioo incrcue." Ht added U.. he -lei ,a<> tit. to 1ft tbe l.qKiolore not autborilllt. !be up<Qd•we or the monO.. ..,;..n...s by 11>< ~· -..c~oa. Flunip8 _.,jed the T . - of "Klille ~· 1a ~ the bike bdOR COIIIIdiD& doe ~ .... ucl dt<W cloecn , ' Owt lludi' Slc,el. ho•.. ver, told the 1tudcnt III'OICIIOB that even tbouJh they bdd matters "In thdr o""' 111111<11," the uritioll hike fiabt ..ouJd be uphill aod would cequirc subltantlal ~ . "I am bore u your M~Ya~~t," be offered. "bUI )'Otl will suiJ ha-e to work ou your o • 'D ... He <ll>tl1l*'ed Carey'& ...-tiDill it> ~ public hiah<r ..s.-- to Pnsiclont RDilllld ll- · · doadoa 10 obar!>IJ <artllil AliCI<nt aid _....... and wpd II>< to r011>1 bact. " It;. oul<l on the ability o11.r. -COlOn or~ 1M crudcllc:daslp<Opk 10 ~ ror th<i' OOf1l eduatlon," sqd clwpd, " and do 101 .........-... the itupon:ooco or wt.a&'s ...,_..,. iD W&~Junatoo." SCR£W HUGH~ )(100 5UN Y AHO CUWY _......,.. ....,..... . . .AibWty Oft . . . e4411Pt of fN c.,.ttof l'hwldlir 10 ,:.rotH I W. tl!'itJorl hiiiM . . . ~ ,....., L a fiiWOI'II• ....,... of ....., \HMI c.,., .,., He lolcr !old tbe pres~ tl\11 "IMIIDollJ)esa bu<la., amcodmam" su.oh as tilt one offoed by flannlp.n """uJd 001 WOJL An<< power OJ lo Ill< ptii1JW> majc)ntiQ or the l'"o bodies _ llld if they do 1101 qrce wnb tl\c move&,~ motiom •ould not pus Mill ~.._.. ,...._ ... .. ~ ~ h Marc::twli .._..._. C..,, ...... ............. .,_. ,..., ........ Nl!ftNIH fonntf t<*:ba"""''fttd .,Ill Siqd lOd Ulld tbr Mu<l<nll ..-,bled on AlbaDy tloll tbt) miUI Ltc~> up the (!lbt by to tbcit horne campu,.. and OOIItiDWII& tbeu '"'lli"DillC lobb)'inaerloru "Tlwl> JIIltnoC"ootday,tt mu• be u oa...,..,. f;Jih&," sbe U1Crted . e.s-.oo ;. .. .,_.ely... Dts~>ue the fUpOOl< !rom l...<sKbron. Slcrn atJU<d U.. SUI'Y mopt rwa out to be II>< ..........,..., c:b!p" lor . . . . . . _ lllc tutUoa amt•d•uu "ccauw: of tM A»cmbly' 1 "'ppon He abo Siqd 1~ SASU - " ! '""' u lltall-s IDIOdc the Stat~ co ODCibll• 11>< · " I ,.oold l'lllocf - - 111 ·" Seem~. ' '1>ul pn:u 11 ta mtont-J tt.rouP the Way&- Mcam c--uee " Hicloa Stolil The Rq>\ob{ocaJu 1\ave a ....,.,.., m tl\c Stare Scnll<, •tulc II>< Dmlocnoll cootroltbe Hovx-ia both Wuhtrwt.CWI dd AJb&r:ay "I ad\-.st1UI<Icou to conx bocl ben and lobby f<>< the l>ilb," Siqd UDd "ll«auw the .. hole ~ proc:a~ ..,.. on behind doted door&. you m ... wad peopk doot IO door " • Oanoc:nuc Sawor l.lndo W•n•Lo • - • II JOG lttzo~ n~Hr oot~J klore... ToJGy il yoar 1411 clwac~ THE STUDENT UNITY rARTf (Sllf) URGES YOU TO VOtE FOR • QUALITY PUBUC EDUCATION ... ,.~ ~ POHfT .01\ OAOOt O'MifMI I'I of M ,:.-ty s.n.te EJ:..cvtJ.. ~ tWdt • ..,...,._ ~ Sottrott ._..w-.-I ,...TOI'i<ooli__,_......,., C.O.IIIIMINe NorMIWI .. . ., lhe ~~ffy't fl'rtloidentl.lt SMI'c:h Commln" • nd atud.nt ricJM• eM Pfi"~'­ ,.PN• .,t• t*' Oft CHILD CARE, EQUAJ.IEPR.ESOO'ATION OF MJNORm AND INTEINATIONAL sruoENrS, AND THE COLLEGES ~~TE SUP Senate (jebates teacher duties Durirc a:.-..ti•·e Comnaiuce qiJOS1ioiWI&, llr)...t ..,...ned !biOI tlot MFSA invila all miaoriQ- >WI' u d fAC'Ul\1 :0 joia and thai pr'CitQl)y ~ people A wide ..nety of IIIIUcr& f'lllJ\IIJ !roat minonly partlc:ipale. The diJc:ussioa dooccl •itb the E>oot»tlve ~ in t/w Pruidmtlal Scar<b povp 10 - Committee aff'ormiDa tbe Uaivcnity Cou.ocii'J cvidtfi- for ttoclocf-Rudco( tdatioou ~p~rked rapomibility, to odca Sc:ar<b Commiu.. meeoberl. ..,...mea~ 11 W..s-doy's fkulty S....t EucvtiY< St>noll' rrwslcd that II>< Soard~ JrOUP • il eo..un.. IIICICllq. eva~ruolly iDdude 10 nil uadcrJroduau, Miuarily Foculty aOid Iliff A.-ioaioo (MilS.() ~ faaoky, . arr. .... COUIIcil rq>RSmtltioo. c:b.oirpenoD ltuth a.,..... lnforroccl II>< Sawoa thai Tbo mctliaa opaJed ..ell • ~ dioawioo ouempu by the MFSA to <os ure IDIDotll y 0 - mcrlt - - - boous p.-... 10 spt<ially-tdccted reprcsentatioa oa the Ulliwnky Coutldl's Pr<sldeocial tCIICIIors dlosal b y their ~ O.ainneo. A Soard~ c-iuce .,...,. ao fv pro¥ecl . _ N I. • publicalioll aDIIOWICOOd .Jut weelc that 699 Acccr<bc to llcyaDI; CouGdl Cbaoirmao. llobort L r""'*y uc1 suiT membcn r....;¥ec~ tbe awwcls. Soltolf Millocui cforccted bcr ..,..P 10 10<k ~tatloA told tbe COftlfllluet u.. be was "a.ppallood 10 ~ ro ftWa die U"'-'iiy. Salllt Scauory Gor.lcl ~ _ , <llain or Depor!ma>11 as reo:lpia>u or merit by Daa Holtkr c-o-Urt., -*' ~that"""""- -klaa• vOice "amotlltlot FacW!y or Ptoftlliaaal &t&IJ CXIftlio&Cill" - •berc Ill< _ .. ~ Praidau llobcn L. KAter-ed "'"' tbe MF'SA mcroberl bave " IIOI'IIIa) ~." problaa It " o union (UDiled Ullfw:nlty Ptofaoiotlll came to tile E><cuti"' CooiiD!ttee bctauK Dllltcr," IQ(I tJCI)IaiAed. !biOI !'Vt:(y reward requires ••(Oioirpertoo Nomwo) Solkoff uted loorr to ODGIC lo jlllti(q&ioo tJuouP thrO< lcvdo or. bureaucncy: He til~~ p.ciDf~ ... RIWoJ sold. added lba1 any iodividuol wbo c<U merit money for n.. Cllllpua llllnoritJeo .,..,. hid a hJa&ofy of • lade IWO ,...... ill If row bat to J0 throuJb four Jcvdo of oflnput, lltyiiAI deeded. Slit noted U.. durinotJ II>< Jut JCNtinx,to receive u hU:d owanl. ~ rniOw In F.aB,IJ79,the......, ~ vam.. ..... ~..,...,. unc1er ~ blamed "sdtedulinl problenu" fo. (Cnorin$ MfSA'• u -Clhairmaa of the Atadcmi< Freedom eel partidpalion In the•tvllluatlon. 1lw rupoose cat11< R..pocuibility Committee Ed>rin Owyea 111d Scudcnt e.,_ ..ore after one letter and three pbone calb, Bryant rq>Oned. -co.,tll'lcoilld ~,... ))- lfw s.m.., R...t IHI SEVEN DAYS A WEU11 - -:--•"•- W e - food till3:00 arn ..l o. ... ....... .. ............... ........wy........... ,..,,,, ,.... B..... .,.zza. "'-"O.. •et....tn �feditorial ~~------~------~~--. i I --It s; ..f IM job ..,.jn teiono -~ For Treallr• r- lllark Woor.-Chefrman ano Tota.Edll«: h'aSA - Umoonce_.,. _ _ _ tootop T- • ol Sub Boonl A no _ t.,.nol.........,..~tocloa ~o b'a imi>OftMIIO UB'a 1111 .... ~ job The Pwlr Ia tM petty of apanance FOt CoiiOOI Councii-Dawo AeKue lllat'a _ , SA The lat- o f l<elle<'o ,..,.._.,_ tM con11nu1no bottle of tho SUNY SquodClnctO< Hal pro-. ~II abllfty 10 1 with tho Atlmlnllltrotlon buOOOI bttng rnajor ..._lhll ..., can't wall IO< fMC!Pio h&l un.......,r&ble Clodie*llon • tolral n l - . , Tina azoy, OO'A<I A - ancl 0... 0 Howta. Thoaa E...,. )'UIIho cainpuo - a CI'OI> o f 1-.1rytng 1o people ,.... 1110 In Atbony t rw lnlllcc t - I n tho t l t>doni-Y That oomo ancl ,.,.., 1110 at- . .a. . - to do Ia . - tho -val~ -oN t o - with"'""' 10 Tr....-iaftOi ofrtldiOtunonrtor_, We- -~Jua4-lhe¥-· ~ ,.,.,,o_..t,.ot.-,II>OPUIOtlon-WI_.,.,. ·t - lhe\0-- ...,. ......,. F01--~-~-- ol FSA lodo ao "'"... ""'" 0\ IM Eloc:ttonalhlt CO<IIInO "- o d 11 1 0 - ol 11t>dontt on • - ronoe ol - T.......,. Ho,_ • Ha pr- .. j ... _ cont..,_. F01 VIce - t-8411 Moci\-Oifoc:tO< ot Student ••n1 tO 10 PfOOrMS to tn t he SA. wote Trt~ V.a'ra ptoot thl1 ltudent• can bl ~CHI ==':~·a"-"· alwoyo w;u~qg 10 J Triumph conclld•toa 0o you give a damn about your ~ lnt~esta? VOTE SA elacllonL ·- by JoMph Simon • II wu 12;30 a.m. I llad tu&l l w - OCirtk>ll my 11\ode.llhl"' ~ wat I buOgot MICio(lhal't a H-Ion will> lbil ~"-'1 I ...., ~­ Whethel It wa• SA'a. SUHY"1 or lhe Federal Oowrnmont'a. MO)Ibe II wao OlllhtM comWOII, - -· """""hiiiO 11\11 could -lbly hi.. tone wrong not only wont wrong that nlgllt, but CtMtod . now thlnga to 110 wrong. But. l wat lin - . . 1u~atouncl foe a while with INo bell tie of Yutoon Jodi that hod been neatly _........, in iiiiOilW Odli O<'I _.., - ateo 1"- uu of t M " Doodflno El!*ganey Klt" otuek ~h my ll>at Ia , _ _ foe only 1110 _ ., Cloedl-. The '*I of 1110 tlighl Ia - 100 - r In my mond. but. ---hil tl '• t'M I I ' t i O , _ I\ U - I I t .., •••lniNsl>ot--Mwuoc- lt got.-elaa .myst~ only ~CI that NJit'OI' 0 1 - Uno C0U1c1 -.1 wua<ttq on aotool """t to loDt. -•ggJy btown hllr, o two ell)' old b o Q - o tom -~with ""'"·... ,. ~ .--­ e-va ~ Elena .:-..:.. .,.. . . --..-.-11;- ..... ·. ..-:=:-'-...... ......... .,._ .. ..... .. . ..·-- - ·-··LM!y- ~ ··---·····-·.. -~ --. .... . .-.-.. ;.... . ;. . .-A...-11.-. . ,..... :::.~ ~= c.., . .. • oume o..,.. ,.,._ . .... .. _,._ = ·::........... =~ c-.:::·:::: ~-=- flannlllhln, E...,.~ In a Whllello'clloollt.,.,ard 1110 Ill wOII oltiiO bar WIIOJW poopll Wlfl glttMttoCI l<ounclo collpla ol vkloo-. AI lOon 11 oomeone ll&mrnod hta honcl clown alter being ClefUtod by anomy lito. _ . , by lntlt·MI~ mlulao, 01 goiJbleCI UP by 11111e munchldng. INa vur would t""' orouncl. ll>lcNt. ancl doom . _ , _ · Aft• a -)began lOan-too-not at - IM- M wu ~at. bUI II him. "Whot'ayow , _. M - - Na largagtall)' 1)'01 ot&flr!g clbcUy I I mine. It wu tho flrat time I bod gotfon a good- at n1a 1-. It wu literaDy rnoomot1ltng Hla ontl<o-, ,.. obaolulel\' otlf..:no qu"*-. bUnko 01 twbchos. Ho oot!ll""'f' "/,.IIIII at me IO< about 10 -.cia. until -..c.ocs tlrlally tttll no1oo ooor by ,.,. v1c1oo ttlm I t - aomoouy -.q...,.~ovc~~y- kldang • .-;;:r.:;: ··· - - . . . . . . . . . -lt~ . l ..... - - 1 1 ... 1\lo - · I - . . , . tho fPI oltttng Mat to me going to llqllodL Ito -_ -_10 IM._ - , . , ."'-'llooCI _, _ _ "11--a,_w:!lll_....,...iiOIIIotr ... t U - I Oldn'l doubt IIIII M wll oc:tually Ihi moattrmlncl - lncl $paoa lnv-.s, Oalu1a Pac Man. 1M Why wao he In II* bar. - t llad hlpponod IO l\lm? I clidn) bavoto ull.. • -r wu In 'Nam-lt wu tort.,., "-"Y""' a - on mr - The - lhlnOe - _ , help .other. m- f carno_ l _lfllll>lno~nlgt!t. Onocll)' t woo l n l - to 1110 fP1- - t e d ~Wow. What& nord Youjuot -~~--,.,.. coutcl,_ that noloo. " ' -• 'beep.. .-p. " - ' bompl" I - o d ill-· " t ..._ I COUld 00 -f>lng botler Something cllallongiqg. adcflctlng, INotratlng It t - _.,. ancl alrnoot !100 hlta of aomo ,..n aclde, "-'1 II paid off." M otllcl. - n g at tho Spaoa , _ , . .....Nne. " MIMI , _ madlt a fot o1 · ...,r " Not They 10011 my plant - t o mo a aaylng IM 1MCbine -llln'l be _ _. - · · tlgurod I t - riQiot.,. , _ t...,.. -c-. I'*""· Miclotay- -. -tal• ---out -1-lnloabat~U...-aSpaoa-. - M I M - I g o t p a l d l ( ) (. ll.......,lOUI;I v-t~ of-corilol--r-'on"" II...,.....__-·-·-.."-'*"____ ... .... Ito,.,. u... Juet otoe ·- . ,....10...,._,......,.-bock"I_.. do..,-- y. ----·-10 -·-; . . ....10,..,. 011- ---.... -"'*" - __ ,.. ___ -.-.....--·--tho ..,_.....__ ......... IM _ I o c . . . . ,,"hl-fn a - . " O o not ICidt 1M - I I 1 0 - tOD~a yM<," - d o """ do will> It .... druga?" It 10 poopll. , ___ ... oonotontly no no--toMl_.....,.__ . ,. .__ . . . . . ,. ,. . . •. . . . . . .-IO.. ftOI . . 10 b e -· 10 Ulll..-, -.!~ 111111 on lho opliM. 11u1 didn't c1o 11 IIUf. otooCI roc a ......-..~ ................. - . _ _ _, ..,.,. ""' tolling mo hoW ,...., ttnla JOhnnloo •• lldpplno - · etNIIno · to .,., v1c1oo ___'*---.. _.... ___.. ,_ ............................... =-=. . . . . ..................................._10_ _ ·--..........--Ha·--:"c.... ~=r:..:.. ................. _,;n,_.,. _ _ _ ..._....,_., c.--. ~.:.:........... . .~c;:=..--:-=-:=.-: . _....._ __ lot. • ,.....,.. -_ ___.. ~---=--·at• ~a:.-=...~roc. .=-:.;..-::-_:. ... .._.., y. . . . . . . . . . :..::::'"'...:.u....~:= . _....,.... ... -IOIM'*"'-Iocflllp. of., ... ................ _ . . , _ _ _ __ho_to - ' . . . , ' - ..... -hlng. .... _.,...,__......._ lfloUOh, no flnllllatl. ,.. -· I'm people Oo )'00 ~---'Sfor-. _,.-.~ tlllaoffltll-.llut ,.....,.-.out_tw_loc•-···-t-- IM-ofllla _ _ _ OUI . ............... ftA ........ ,... ....... ol ...... ;oar.- ... _........ I clltlft't , _ ..... llwlllll-oolniJin,FOI- .....,.. --..a _... ......... Into lho g - . t l\IS �feedback !f i Careful voting To ,,. Edil<>< In r.,cl to tile "IICO'I'Inll SiUdent - i o n el«:tion I WOYtd lll<o to mol<e OM lrnportont oolnL In ro~ the TIWISp«::NID. I rNdlhe _, ,...,.ol pr1nted •••••~• and commenta of •U the cat)CIIdotoo f ~~othotOU<IndMduol vote oho<lld be ba...S on Whit we IIIOf191Y feel theat P801>le h. .e to oUw uo - nino Whit we reo-ro •• Important toovr ...,II are ond otlld~<~t r!Q~t• on on<! ott campus. I clo n e l l - that any VOlt ~ld be baoed on llta Unt.ero!ty mo<lfl 0< lily panlc;"lat or~lz&IIOII 'I The .. ...,....-~ l l t a l - - - m a y not_....,.,. be 1ne _ . . . , . _ tlla\ Vote. vote, vote - ltfd -." '" " ' " - " ' ' - oi.U .... .. .,.., • '" OQWirnmltlt 1.1\81 ... , . l.tl) lor wtwl . . To tnt fdotor ,..,. It rlgllt tn<l -ellclalto ovro.wall er<101ance on '"'' un...,.lly.,. lholllcl t.o<e a - tool< 11 ...,,, tneM IIOttnt~l Clll<lldatn .,. uying o n d - ~­ ,_... lN)t hive to oit• w letra bah: Qa.lf ¥Ole on ouf oplntona flO l on eom«>ne etan buk: con.nau1 Alttt all, W• your vote not l"tirl - t Alth01J911 1/IIY,... tnerillflt t o - . . t h e - t o ot their ciiOioe tllltloontr their opinion Todly to l i l t - day IO< _,ng., IM SA -tiona I IIIIJIOVId hOPe tft-11 stuOef'ltl Who ,.... ~· Met • c:h&nee to vote U1ua ,., wiKt•"' some ume out 10 ,• ..o ,.... ••tt n.J~It.abM on the candkSatu and CUI YQUf batk>tt IOf the c~1 1ea Ol ·~ cno.ot "dO"Ionotry, tho ROTC qUHIIQn hot booll piOCed CSire c.lly betore you for your • ~pro••l or diN$)0tOWII- IMUM atQt\111 your 4eettl0ft Oy \101"'0 •mount ot matetl&J -!lilly '""0'"' J Sltftlt., ,.,..II!Hn, s''*""' ...-..oo•r-on '' WE.LL PE<.'IPE WHAT YOtJ SOVEREIGN BAN A-Pl<'KE:RS NEEP• Untitled FotMf<NOf ENGINEERS-lne F ocvnr ot E"Q•->ng Ond "PP'•OCI Scaanut (HAS) biSeO on luesdlt • c:ono..S011 '"'""' II I COIIec:trwe bOdJ ~ I he foUOWirt'g eand~IIH tn SA electtOnS Ptesldent-CorOftll $c;f\l(.-hl .. (Tnumt)tl Pan)'). V~Pret•OOnl 81ft M.c~ (lriwnph t,_ PanV), Trn~rer· Mirk Moor (Tra~o~mph P1rtt1 PleaH •o••· ~ • ail at and tOO.. Mit tor an effectl¥e cn.tnoe ~· ,._,.,•-•t rus J1m v•n Ou •hc»PrwfllfHttiiE.AS r.,...w•--trE.EE Pot"""-· ·~ Roc> lEAS NOtlfllft ~'">drs.Nrot FE.AS a.t•acf Fr,tl ~ar01 lEAS Child co.re candidares e.l.~ess our auOCIOtt t at the w~ to ntabllsn 1 Chilo C.re t.nte. 11 UB Espec••lfY In the Art Hl:'ltory Oep..enf'Mnl Where wt we l fe wrhtl"'g to oejng COM: hi .... many mot,_,., •tteodlflO C.IISMI ...,.. ate .,.,_,tOI IMOLih'"" proobfems lhoe)' ,ace l'l"W"'IO fi iNI famdy go to ac.t'W)QI and ev-en WOtk It lht ume tme We tan only beg•n to tmi.O'M ho-. many count.._ OtfWfl WOUld hke IO llfl!f'I!O 08 bl.ll c.a"""t Dfi!GIVM ... t.adt ,,.. fktl1ft!:S- TN Ctu.kl Cet-e C«atet ~~ U8 tllfOU.a C)C)efate _..., ~hh,.e U'leCNWaJ 1 nonii"'hl ~.. no<T~IIIII BuUAiOSlalt lt.-oulrO,iolftCtiOftOf'l Wft<h the _ . , " ~ ~ pa• ll'l tee By beong on ! 'lo llo&!d tiiO -~~ WOUIO be able IO haW m,pu1 1010 OKtt.O"I lhll ~ at*' ,,... c.h•tc)ren Ttw~ tmDiemeniAitOI\ ot the Center~ no ~ Of'l a Stud&l\1 A.$$0Q.IIiofl act1\W)' l.upool'llng " AI 1r1s moment tn. S1ucten• Uf'i1y Paf1J •• 1~ onty omt tMt h&S mAde lrte tHIA a m.al.n low' of IMI'f c ampaJgn We u'O'!I 11f.idents 10 consl<W the ~1\fc>tm• and IN VlhOVS !$$Ue$ lht)' feel lte lmpottlnl and 10 YOCe loeotdlngly H~v10g a Chil<l C.re Cent• at U8 tl I ~"tVIC8 that we h•'fe QOOCI: IOt'tg ttnoug.h WllhOUI ' IJnd«g,..dwt• Art HIIIOI) Ham.J '1/Nth./'Jieid . ' Endorsemtrits No ROTC Tp-Edltor On W..S11Mda y tht""9f9 Friday undergradullo ot.-,ta Will be aai<..S 10 voto o n - ROTC 6110Utd be ollow..S beCl< ...,....mpua. M1ny 1tlldantt art lac<td with tho IJOulble ~.bii1M>111t or ROTC on their compuoea. At Bulf1lo S tott, It lid...,!I rto~<~tly wotod agatnot .ROTC by 1 3 to 1 morvin ROTO 11 o pan o l the lnc-11110 mllltanzation or ovr eoer.ty. wnno the <T~Intory blldget oonun- tta as•nn•ng up.w-atd Heftd. &Iodema quest.on Wh4tther u..y Will be ob(Oio attord COiteoe, particularly In llgllt ol the ,....,,.~Oiling or BEOG ancfo<M< Yllol Feclorol otucll<lloidllfogrllTIS. ROT~ nell - ' Y troln good orr-. OUrlog tilt ~~*"""' yeers. OO<nbll rn~ OJ<I*;tancy-io{ ""ROTC1 - MC<I<ld tleutenont wu 90 days. II nao _ , _ . _ , IIIII ROTC d-flllle$ ogaln111 and h_.uoJo. Wa feel lltat . ...ch -rim'nelion 11 - l n 1110 milltory system. Tbo mtll(ary Ia lndepanclent pi 1110 unl\oerslly an<lla not bovnd by many untv.,.ltr ragutatlons. Aa evidenc.cl In the pall, tne tnuoductloc> of flOTC to • campus hilled to dlvltion among stlldonl&. It muot be " rMJI.teG tf\el wnat AOTC oaw-.1 on tNs cam~IJS w.u De at lhe e~tP4mM Of tt.l e.JtiSting Student bc:Jay. ThiS WI" ~r ••ther direc:tty thi'OUgh tne •ltotmenl ol vJIUOO a.paoe on-c.ampus oc: lndirec~tr througtt-9ur taJC dOllars co tile Pentagon. Whlcll ..,.., 1110 IIOOOiyeor oe< atucMn.tttl""nd and the Sllarles of ROTC fK:ulty Th... are only some ot the reasons Why an AOTC Pf'OQr&m a t U8 WOuld nave a negat~ effect on Unlverolty lifo. we urge yov to vote NO to ROTC In tho ' tortP\oomJno teltttendum. SJdflfl't AI W"lhe/rrt"Prof . . - Socooiogy . F- Fm•&»nomiCI Johtr Df~~Qs.C)opl. of Eng/llh lolorcus ~Oopr. of fnghMI a.Mg ,_.,Oopt. of HISIO<Y l o l l - Harwltl-Oopt. ol E<»nomlcs at•JifiS A H•yn.. L•srlt hi/nos-sA V'ICe PresrdetlriliJ Co<>drdoro Ho• ard aen-t, P r - t GSA Pettt F lolurpllro-AcocNmiC Coordilllt01 TolstoY Co/. Atnon Hicl:s.StoH w sc Undo S<Jdo"~rdiMtO< Womon'o Stlld•s. Co/Jago Jwry Koptt...Sonlor <toft mMtbM. Tofrtoy Col• flqUIIIt .. We some o' tonletoatiOIW c:tul» o.t US. eft« MfK)US cons.Miefatton •nd e.atuauon of SA g.eneral ..-cvon conclidOIII. h o v e - to enciOIW and auppon th4l toltow1ng candtdares tor the po111~ u trter afe menttonec~: ,.,_, ,..-.. R i l l - s, Plllllp Pignltollt 1 . .. V1ce Prul4ent TreASUfef GOM Gtoi>IM• AUOC..fl;on G/JIOII lrlria eatwd. I)Oovicl-. Un...,rslty CovncU SASU Oologotos :I)JorryOIMn. ,....,SantO<O .AINQn SludMI ASSOQIIO'I Bta::zll.en SNdwtt AaSOCMr;on Cool>OeOn Sl.-t A . _f!Oir o...... Sr.-,,. ~._.,...., Helletl.r: S t - r AUOCIIIll!ru) Amanc.n Sr&Jld!MI A~ttOn Turftllh SIIXHH!t Auocootk>ll South fur SIIXHH!r ..UOOCtOtiOtf lrln,_n Srudtftt A~ IIOit Orgo.rri<Otrort o1 ArlO StiXHH!rs Ja~Mse StudMt& Atroc,•tfOn �Vending machines hit · in rampant robberies lt)'O.. . . . . ~.- "ArUilolbrcal:-blo"lw......-lbcU-y'a . . . . . - - . . ... _...,.,o v - - . om.lca M.- s- o-dooa . lbc paaolx 1'ta>ly- of lbc rood Mil _.no ........... weft rololoed ollll<>r _ _ . ud ...... Jiacc f*-7 I , ~ IIIICI. Ia llddldaa, r- -u. ______ ----·.... _..,...,.,........... ·--·-------.. ---~-~.-.- -~,_..-... . ~ - ·~" Appl_ications ...__. .... ~--...,.,...bJ...-... ~ Allr~-..-...s~rwo...........,..........,_ill&lotLo• Sdoool ~ '"l'llcn ..... b e . - - . · · o.m- .-.--. ........... b a - &lot pboloc>opJin& ud ......... ....w,. dodls. n.. -brcal: Ia "1111UIUII.'' --'ina 10 Food 111<1 s.r-. Directcx Doaald Holle. but liDIIar lec:ici<IU baw occurred ill lbc paa. "Wo -...lb' e~~cb lbc Ibid," Hoalc 1104. ''1bo !birr is .-.IIJ- a unlwni(y ltiM!eol." Tlom b a ~ydoatlbec:rialamjpl be !be ooort or ooc ~oal, Pllbllc S&r«y IJI~ CoonliNlor M&k P.,..t ~od. but DOCltinl" ddlooik. ~;., l.bc: pal IWO .....U tl!oco ~ vaadaJir,od ~ wcrc all pr)<d · v...-. available for Tloeac..,.,.,... _.. ' . COMMUtfER _AFFAIRS COOWDINATOR - Stipended position · - Must be a commuter student APPLI CATIONS ARE AVAILABLE MARCH ~ "In this- II'• o!Mouily- wllo ki>O""> wtw 11<'1 doinJ," P-t ..ild. The ckuctl~ ad6od !hat tht tiller OCCIOIIII>Iisha bisusk VU)' qultlcly, dalml111 tllallbe thkrls ''in ODd out in one minute. /l.pparmtlyht lw a tey to lhe cola bolr bcaUJ< tbey've been mWiq without a sian or tan~pcrlJII," Hoolo aald, H oal< quatiocls tht tbltrs lzrtdll&a>c<, lin« th< tilb ht tat cs .,. DOl oom-od by tllto amount or moneyllOI<n. n.. iarJCII baul 11noc rb,e ru11 or !hens bclpn Is SIOO but tht a......,.lberc ,. about llO. The IIMllcst _ , . , taken lo SJ. Two m«llocca or robbiJq thclllld\ioa were DOled by Paodt. Ao <Xpcn •W pry the macbln< 111<1 head directly ror tltt c1aoasr box. A quid edt b raahwod by a lc.ftowl<clte or l.bc: bullcflna. The oUoc:r typblthld lhnply botu lbc CMCIIinc'a window 10 cnb • """"'"or c:ond)' bon and tllca.aUcmJIU, ouually wa........ruDy, 10 I'Qtb tht coin loo>. To . , . _ rllllbtr brcal:.flu. Onldtocl 1w iJUUIIod 1artt pcodkxb oa ......... Ill ~ clcdiMd"' icto.lity. Tbc damatc to a -.Inc Ia cauood tl!oco o IDck II oa a _..... bac HoW bollcva thai • clcjooo . . . . . . lbc ~ wiliM !be police tim< to 23 -APRIL 14TH AT ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL FQR MORE INFORMATION, CALL THE SA FICE AT. 636-2950. , . . .,.. ~ lbc lbcfta -s..uod ..u lbc .-,.or line . . . _.._. .. O'llrieai:W. '1llt lbcft- ~oaw_..t- Soturday """~--.. ....... ~ .... lllccl. llinldlc.- ~ OF- tr04Iblt--. ..... '\ capoad. rat T'ht Polish Student l.eogue presents: "-!< ~ 111111 P.a.a Sal<ty lwUd ,..,.,~-"'"-­ - · . . . . . , rult ot tlldlo _....s allola r - or~ rars • · AI tbal llmt, a 11 ~old boJ.- ..,.... rdlllifta a . . . . arm lbe a.. wcrc ~ two ..,. before. '1llt Ibid' edmlttod """to~ _ . . . otber ........... ~·· lo• or brca1:1N has DOl )'<II ....., ~od ro l.bc:hailt)·· SII...SC. "-iatloa (FSAI. .ao.nt or ~ bolt H* said be will clcflllltdy DOOr)' the Board " .. ~ A . - _ ill daip wil lftWII& IMCIWil lhcfu, Hooit bdi<¥cs. Ed.-IQI 1M public.pt lhc ........ sw- is do< bet! d«cmot. ... .ad. 'FSA Pt...... Co!9dl SCMacr does-~ tballbc- OU!bcut or lberll is a "rult." ''1llctc will always be YIIWialiam," htllid. "That's tile WI)' It ..... Scbacur - - ' IUICknu thai a'bosilo& lhe ...tunes •ill roducr l.bc: numhtt or)I>Ocblna Qldl ea ht IIIOd. "THE PLAYS OF KAROL WOJTYJ_A (JOHN PAUl II) AND HIS THEATRE OF THE WORD" btl Boletlaw Tlbonki llritkll poc~ Oftd ~~w +1111 lnWialor of dot l'opt'slfl_...._ Thursday, Aprillnd at. 7:3Q pm 234 Squire Hall, Main Street Campus ; : ADMISSION IS FREE ' . RECEPTION Will. FOllOW I: r•····~·------~·-············•~ . . I I I 1 : 1 II at The Amherat Chabod Hou.e 2501 North Forat Rd. I i 11-11- IVU! i •atlllt..,..lfJiaa._'.,......,. 1 "PARS li I I : • Allor-. Alamu ...... -.nod 011 _ .... . _ . _ . . Hoec rneal<cl. So lbe-.ori'UllUII.,_•• ~~!be btnc:ra., buiHou< II _ . l ) ' ....t . .plallllalhc-. ..,..._tt•OII• .... - ...... a~•~..... ~ • ....._,_.aaat..• • alltt ........._...,._ ... 1I 1 or .......... or l - GAfatlaer's Plaa. . I I I .I .......·-·······-· 7~ f101' tetEALS F~v. at DANCING 7pa. • Sabtrdav at to-.so - LL WELCOME -----.~----- .......... lfoll Saeat.S.-.... ·-·· .......... - 7:30 ,_ , .... u......, Pro/...... pttl-.11{ eodolo8Jr at fl/ . . . ��by Debora K Undqulot P eu1 M~<ncHe~o one~ .Jtwr w-- 11aw not profoulanel'y .....:e 1M 1 9501 - c~oncecs topcl8nclng - ond ..... _ . . , . - . .. The lluflalo - - · .._.--"'ex~ t1ww diamey that "!hero's nothing 1at1 tor n 1~ tn llufllo," wt>le lhev - a eliCited ond cPc* to dioploy thoit ulont to the Wiling '-finO ptol .......... Hcri Cola.He brought " Tlll)danctn' " tile rowe celebrating tile rebirth of t.., end ian donee. to the Center n..re. 1181 Main St.-t wMI<end. The afternoon befOta tile pari.,.,..,.,., Hltnl Co* onagad • donee WOtbhop at U8'a o.panment ol Thlatte ond Oenoe In Hlorriman Hall. Danca otuclet)ta moM up 1M .,., pert ol the wOII<thop led by Colee. MarHClhiello oven donoed ttia tap "'-• and got Otl the !loot with the others. " h ' tQUI't Mto yeu thor,_ ma "-'G up mr - - . :· lie Nld to Colao who olvugged the ~ "1 - - all l<noW a time StO!),'' Coin baQ&r>, "I don't 1<now any o1 tile Ol<Jitauiona, 11eon1 of them, but I j ..t do It by · She, bop, do bop bop bop " Shulfloa. " -· ..... - _ al . . ,..,..,.lotent to Cola. He ......... '"" magoc: by He that bod< ha .... young. thoy learned it ,,_ the muocles. " Wo couldn't alford to vo 10 ttw>. Wa t*'llfl>t w.. tocloy' t lo.ids ...... rva -·t T ............ ........_ Aa the unachoolad Colat etood before the _ . . , - . . hla . . - - . .,... alfectiYelv tapped out. W'1tb no~~-aary. " When yeu vo to INI<a 1 ~ap·over t>ere.•• Ueten to What vou'va got," 11e lnttructed. When llthou9ht lbot 111pCSaneinv ..... oxpartanclng a cwrent r.vtval, Colet aakl amifi{IQ. " lt'o bock awMih..n.' • at ho did o flao atop looaenlrlg up hit .... end ~ • IMI lot tfl! dance ftoO< fn Harriman. ••Mel ACAilf'_. An'Am SU&-ilo.vw <WE, we. sna:Nr OltCAMZ.U'I:Ws SJti:IENtAFFUU JIM A'IIU11C AFFAIRS .......... fll. He tHOUght hia t,.,..pe ol tho CoPHOtica, wfth &uot• Btown. e....., Btown, Clwles Coole. llubbe ~end opocMI QUell Chuck Green. with tho Rudy StweneOtl Q.,;mll to 1 pectced oudienc:o. Along with hla doncerl, CoiH a100 brought the proverblel-'luflle beet< to Bulfllo and the alltvecllost on of rapdanc:ing wu ~ed. M ...It tOt tile Cent• ThMtre eudiance -t·- " If yeu can wilE, you c:an the • Colao ond the Coc>aMtks .,..,. out·"onAid ttege ~ In their-· - -The'-'., ·sladca. blue ~blazers teidond hellorsd, to 1M a~ end u avelect'"l• arcle stO<Ung fretn 1 into a moN deUilecl tap Step. aiml>la wall< 01.., Tepology-t lle tClenc:e of tapdenca - w• ....,.,..,, da.e1oped end perfOtmtd In • mostlnlonnel fashion wtth tho tQing Copasetlc$ and than t alanto. both l'f...Ved 10 this day. The geriatric HI Tho 0 - tal<od _.,.,Y • wal to rile and. thoit w ay lfv<>Ugh their IOU1NI, at vleiJalfy OUidlng the audience fretn t ile at0<1 .., . beoit is lime ltepe, .. ~ "You ICaep ., tJme with the mUoit: end the mu.c k - Colao-· ..,.. In ..,. With you .. AI of lhe mamba<o of U>e Copesollca - from " " • - - · ~to Colat. " We uaad t o - tn tile - . t o - who could do the moat time .._ ,.. lie ~ Their - o f formaii1W<ino _,. more an _._then··--- e.cn - . o t e c l hla own apedoltythough. lt8P" end theN> them ._.,.., Into • routine. _..,. joldng about their end phy*-1 -lo!la. (...char of wllich to the mont Colat """'"*'ted, -..,.•,. caruflecl -6<wTvlno member• of the ~lie '*"*: · to the croWd'o delight. To oolva that problem, they dragved out'chelrt and ott - n - encl t8C>Ped. To f . .ly abaol'll the r.,. quellty of the mostero,d 0<1 of tile aha bop cia bop bop tlwtfta bel chango, the put wan..- t- . ..........,.., ...- ur-- lnta>ducod .. "the ~ aloYe ·- - · gerM. ·:Q.uicl( " ' - '*"" OUt ond lloetecl . .OUCII' • .f--. "Thet's . . . , - . .,...,•• - _ . ... uid the IIOf\llernM among no.ICI to ma. Then tu-.. ,. co.... did tile legondary Shorn 5I.- ~. Tho-"' hell by their ..... - of""-l>l*iledl .... ~teO tlh, bowlers ond yellow rvffled ahirtt. Many of )heM dM>ces - • done In hat>Ot"Of aomaono ol their po01. " How do yeu lil<e me 10 fw1" Buster ~!town OOld "' the of t routtnl, otOPPII\g lnd walking up to t1>e ~ of the stage, _.w.o Int o tile audlonoa. laughter end-dapolng ..-ev-d Nm Into his~ _.,....ending. llubbe Geinoa had tile - lnl~ - at the tlleat•. Tho~ _..._ wu the cue lOt his tlalogua ~IN..-..,., "But yeu l<now thet 'o ol yeu 10 do. Encourage me • little ond rt """'C)'ocooy - o y m~ I'm ju01 about warmed up. s.nc. you ll<ad tllet one. rm vonna 4o .-one tor you. Ju8t a bot dif1-t." At that fiC*Il G - brought OUt a · He t-.. donced while lie ona beat, e n d - .._..,"" tile-· • ' "There'a nothing to lt,"ho atld to the crowc~·a .,u...ecl respetwe. "You heven't _ , nou.;ng yet I'm ,...., werm now. I'm gonna do.....- ona. I'm gonna meloo ~twice u hatd •• the other one." A6din; 10 the build up of ""P.P'*· he continued. " I'm gonna lay thla ona on yeu lnd you lay It rlgttt 01\ mo.H Tllen lie did it. Twice • foot •• the f-lnc<edlble ~~ope·feat. Tile audlance .... stondlng ... Coteo shouted, "Ha•a hm 0011ir18 ......, the flu lnd - ·· know if lie c"'-*1 do INI ......-... jumped._,- . . - cz;,g~ R0011FS-'" ~--~ O.WIICW.r ... ~-FlEE �The old ~ masters· afe divine: New student plays at UB - - = - ----iby ' " - - R. Cocole W WH en. downtown ttwano cMrlct lo en. ~t of grlltld ....,.,.._, UB,nudMto t11n t81t proud 1bout llve INt will be on In ......1(\ · - wMb. Ao prevlcMiy -loned in,_. weot•o _,..,..llfOCiyctloM c......,. ,.,.,.. Surt, a-~ ....... , _ p~ev, A Funny TN!!tl ~on 1M w.y To T1w Fotutrt. f ' w f - .,. tonight .. 8 p.m.""" - - . 2 p.m. end 7 p.m• • katlwrine Cornel ~. en. Dnc:tor l'llch a.-.,... en. pley ••_.., end , _ . ,, •• ~a FOnlm --.fulllrooclwey M\ In en. IHOe. UUAB lo pr.-nlng two p.ye on 1UCCMoiw S.utdeye. ~. along """""ellrooclwey ........a! hit ~ ~ five TOfly Awotde, will be perlonnecl by a New Yor1t Touring eon_,.., et o.'k Gym night. The p e r t - beQino at 8 p.m. and n.nctey, Apt• 2 at 8 p.m. wnh on - - 2 pm. lhowlng IO< ~ t-- lntorpretot!Ofl of Tlw-11-.- _., mcn.......,....r.-..,. ... AI .,._..,.. live-In coc:npanlon, IC..,...m Htlliw.., BefO<eJiia untimely deeth, OtrOfl Wet rej)lclty being~ one ot -wrnotevonta. ................ On0<1'opl-v Ia woll oltiQitld by tho Studio " ' -· In ~.- .......... - doollonit ...-anding. Tho pley ..... place et • •,_,.., tbe M<:t.e.vy boule. -...,.,. · - - - . - -~y fito \til ~ental . - --ioajoyto_......., _ _ o....- ""' "'" tho looline 111onev of """" rr.o ~tho ....... "" McLoevy. c.. Sdut .... 10 . . . . _ • ttok BritJon "'-""" II'...... lollrlg rotpOCt lor en. lolw. Sc:hun'• - - • hot-.. o . . - . , cloy TJmon of Atl)aM • tw _,!\lOlly 1ioo 1""', batt- in klh of lrlonOa and Sctur l>endMo thil diff'JC\At ......... he dooplayt ...,....., but gradual~- .. "'" ploy I8«1W>ggy tronofo.mo inlo hto own__..,~­ To ttw credit, t w - not explode: tw ••vo cooly will*! cl>or8dor. A-.- Aochard Saar' '"' tho , _ . port. , _ ""' Ah line tor IN Studio " ' - l.lnclo Thonul. tho Ioomer TV Gordon n.or-t. o . _ .etot et tho Studio,- their- wll. H o -. .. throo octcn. npoc:loly have tho _.y -.c., tc ov•ect • bit Ning .,.... ~., c.t~ ar:enea. s- • lOO<IiiWYNy. end - - - t l y . it • henl tc beioevablo he rrota Of\ ttoge t o - - the door. Ha 1oo11s ~ o noiea from- llriCith -won of Sl<lo Story. and ..,_ tw and oit by tho ~role- i"; ...,._him n- theiro~ lodlll_....,.moka tMm look ~ Dmd Ceaidy 8a4IOy $homw\. In wordo, you lutt c.. not tab Ulem .-louoly at oclllfO -· -----·._,_,._l' Vhil-·-- n.~ ...._ lOONING - 0 IN t O O l : - - . ........ - - 10 .. ._ <-o~.e...-.wUMo--ioJoe_ ........, .............. A-.--., ..... -II Catholic ~ ot Mcloovy. A roplico ot Ooi!O>cl'olMt s..pp. Ia . - tc IN wol, ........, glou wtndowt odom tho · But tho ........, glou ia !tonic-. romindo ono of dud\, ...-. lrity and o - o f t h o - of God. t1wo Ia no...-. prOiactlon. lrity 01 of . . . . , llolp wilhin tho ploy. Tho,..,..,_. ot tho~ wtndowt "-1 crftical inPgiU on tho port of !'wow. The octlrlg. et Ita vrt beat lovll, io O J < -. Ao IM Downtown's Only NEW WAVE C~UB ~ PRESENTS '\ HI-TECH ·sat NEW WAVE· fASHION ~ SHOW wsth ELECTRO_:MAN sun March 3 / 28 7pm 29th lltxed Drinks Draft Screws& I FOil THE JltiiCI! OF 1 SOt Marys 75e . 1111 mldn•t• .. .... .. ~ ~ ~ a.,_,.,_... s-. ;, - -lipthey_....,....,.... o- becoUM \hey'ro to0000 OUIO. But thil oituaticn ahowinga. • lilco by tho oocond - . - cliotroctlne O¥Ordono lode~ l>opelul!y axpruoiono wll be...........,"' ........ your~g octcw s-. I.OOf lo a pley 1hal , _ be dane In • c:riol> 1-.and for-...._-. .. ,_ ._!he-""" ........... ..,..eel ._or o..ld tOW Frai-a lo it.-110 -.~!"!he ..a.t1c of 1fte Studio ........ and ... , . • wlllnlng ,.,..... of - or:tcro. • MI. and a OOOd t-.aicr.wlecl by Jal>n T. a.un.. And~ oll.oof lo. ~ lrtluta 10 tho unique comod:y ol Joo ~ The Intensive English Language • Institute ~ Rlt•-rNirl~ FilllllfJN~ 1-· ... . . . . . . . . . . , . , . _ _ - . . ~- It perf- lliFKANKUNSTBEET • 8&12112 3 /U cnor.co.~N~itnottoo Crlap t.hlon oro. from.-· Gone. Sootlend Y o n ! - . _ ~_ Oamel _ cr.tot _ a -o<'• Er1Q4onct'a rtainO young playwril!hta. llrooclwey hittorion «><f critic ~ L Geumtey said In 19811 lhet Orton wroto "In a Wildereon ~.. a n d - hil ployt ··~~~u..... yet onterttirWlg ... Geumsey lloo edded mot "Olton. JIM oyrt. .. ia on _.n<t - .. ... 111111....,..,. have.,~......, 10 _ . . a tan ol Orton 11 en. Studio " ' -· wtwe t.oor, hil 11166 &1gliot1 Awon:f Wlnnlnv Comedy wil run unU ~ I 8 . Though not • OOOd • Onon'o lfst ploy. n.. Butlw Sow. I.OOf lo . - " * u ~Olton: It .. a tuck comedy with ..._ plot end a quiQ. crisp &1QIIoll dielogue AI 1heM - . u are u...r to fn viclout or IUblle eetlric etUCI<a et - - ir\SIItutloM liU tho dlurch or 1tw lew and men of Scot*'<! commrode o.nnio lGorOon Thomaonl w am 10 uu ~ ~ tp Nde money they .tole bonk - . . .. A Sootlend Yerd ~named TNWCOtt ~~ Oamell .. hired 10 ~·· -en. COJl*'l widow.. Mt:l.-vy (Cer! Sc:fturrl It !aft to.ffled by the but" io our "wllbeim~lo--•t-. • f.....,. n Augurt 9, 1987, 34-YMt·old Britlllh playwright YO(ll. t.oor lo eboUt a lady n.ned Mrs. MciAevy who lo killed by ..., nuroe ll.lndl Thcnonl and anly _ , on ttaee... o porpao. He< oon Harold (RiChard S..l and ~-our_....,.,., pro;.cs." IJC:Itett ..._ Joo Olton wu ~ 10. death by hit ..vonged • ISicin) hevo - . a tr~ I*P In W - fot II fMI p r - - Ao - tt'Mt 'WotUI>op.' Neel (Aodlco) end Seul be portr8yed M twlolr\n..,.otpleva.-Heddewilbe Loot:Well~executedOrton frs ··we've been bMclll'y 0, ow own .c: en. ploy. "co-ve hull>oncll will not clilltl ,.g tho wey llrooclwey play · - · by en. touriftg MODERN -MEN ,_,_ Chatt-.1 Thompoon .... added. (Heclde ~· lenient GiO~/Ww~~~ "-' their ochool .. " Actof'o Wor1tohop" Tod<ett •a t I . &0 In edv- 12.00 at en. door,- Co-Oit.etO< Betty Aeche.promisee on lnt-Mo lieuu.,. U.&o f or etudento, t5.00 fo. gtne~ll odmleolon. """"' wll be loloweol by FOT Cokntl 0 Rec:::Nt ....,.., ''tl 1:1 ....:. to . . . ICIIf'ne p&evs 110'011 on ot ua. "*>ppe . . moldng that own ttwetrs Mra ~ormlne it tor orlry : has move to 320 Christopher Baldy Hall. The telephone number is . 636-2077. - �!!~prodigal sun j ®@{!JJ~@ l---br Dew Dumltnl ! ..~ •• tlboul 20 of · - In - ·· .. fGur1ll ...,.,.... MYI !~~..:=.==~ CO<CJie of ..... ~u«• :;:i - ct.e lcldo . . ~ WIWI I .,......, wo ct.e cn.rn: ~ office et Select f .. Sound Stldo on K-• ,..,.., _,,~ ct.e- _.....,._, IHng I~ to ........- w• a~ of 1111\11 mlcr~ like goacllngt -oundinO IT10IM<, In • • - minutn ct.e wiiiJne ,_, 1o ,.. ollddo. ttww trYing to otMI • pile of ....,_ otlck01o off tho "*' trlMJO~~~® Select Sound .Studio ...... '"""ouch_..., men_ .. Moot"'t,. ,_, a.tomero to go 24 II...., . . ~to.....,_ ...,..-~"" II<ICUC*ol " ~·· triiCilal. t1w1..,....., II ................ '""''- ..... llw ..,_lor triiCil- tiOper llaur-·liO per heM-end_.. It no pl\ce ...... lOt mlxdowol''II lha equoprMfll " '-18 UMd IO< '''"'~- _,., - d . l l ' t - ...... - thllt." . . . . Qtuck ICoct.o. ~ io no CIWge lOt Mt-..p llml, whiW> - · - two-lrecll . _ .... '"' ...o per ....... According'IO Koll>on tho rotM lillY W1Y " clopendjng on the oituatlon." Wo trv to hefo ~ you'ro wOtkong on t .,._ r-.. two mort . " llw ltn .. cen be moot helpl to lirot Tepe and ottempllne to - If - · oro OOPY are ~ ...., on ony Plitybo.... Nclclen In the • gent<tl prioa llat . • oucb of muelc lncluatry trode pUbllcatlono. Alao oll•.cl, thougll not 1itnld ThOle lo alao onother mon In on tho prioe ~... io • ~ s.turdry and Sun<Sty two·trKk the room woitlng to - k woth -kage in whlcll you get 6 Chuclt ar>d 8l4l Kothen. tho brotherl who moka S.l4oct Sound houri of atudio time, Including rut\. Ht lo hero t o diocuu P<mlne IO< t1 26. TNa " opeclel" the floor In tho now buldong thlt lo Pl't~y nice fO< compoHn s.rect hopft to mow Into by who oiml>lv ...'-" 10 gel their " I ramember," he IIVI dowt'l on lor ''whln the stucAo in • copyright - , ... wrth · Chuclt Dunng my basement. YOU could heor tho trur:ko rolling by In et,...." Kothen, Select ..... mtntget. I became lnoeulngly aware of Looking·- me 1 mu11 thet ""1(-br~-"" -gence of two,.. pooma. llw 1......-t o f • tong. wry • w• IJiowtl\. In the reconllnQ ~~ §i8 t_. t.,. t-. Oct-. t- w•• t.,. ""'! n. ........ - 24-trod< Soundfldlity Studio .. " " <dv ---"t in ---~­ ....._ dely, ~ In 11w inmedloto &.lffelo to be In o ttett of ........,t - -They-..... ·- ond aogiMriiCil~Mprioa but they try \0 - ~tlendonlha~ ~ tt~~Jdoo --....e...... -..:1 ..,MillY pn>Ud, - • ~ uri\. II f..,._. • ,_!I'M·"--~. ' _. ___ ...-~by~ . _ , t h e - of the~ ~lhemb. Thlo -Into.,._ con&lDI of _..., dl.railOn. whct!'\8 .. '*'"'" ~. For"*"-· pan~CUarty rntrlV . , _ . -~~-en llpedaly ' 'liwH or,.. ~ W...tt • tho IRS. 1(_ ....._ _ _ -mol#\~~ · c l i V - " - peye off ....., taCOfdlne .......... _of...,__ " " " " " - ~. wodt knoWiedgl to draw from toeoyiiMI n.. ...... ...., ... -.........,~ . T.,. -d.., Clllntlol-·~· -~- ..~- .. ----'"-""""" ,__,_.....,..,_ lhatrunamoothe<treclla. crOMlng e .-...hv• ...,.,._ IU'nble. Willi the K - you gaw to · ~Ming · befOtl the overtoneslhet of ecenaln clnJm cen with tho -.<)d on other While listening to _, I l l " " ..... w"'- "'"""*'In d<um " - • 11ft m""""' 1 notJced e rerTIIIbble dwity and oepamion of -.nd, which in mixdown- la - • for defict te conttoj of edded effecu. Second of Kothen'a chief itNtlt Wll "'--'ficttion• Select I• -OI\Ied lltriety of projcta end ventures such n 1 recording w orUI!op (a ten wHil In • 3 hOu< por In ctudio -ation whiclrio soon to be e~ to_,.. -.nd relnf""'""'*" for ....._, Select elao dolo • llwiWig .,...._. let do at. . ., ... l'llllong comrne<~ lor rlldoo, - · more on the........,..-· thoy ollor • wtoma1ic remote conllol lOt tho 14 trecl< . _ _.,._ lor • ~"" oc>Ot on " " t - durvlg ~ """"' e- o lot or tlml and .-,.1. • cloMd QfCilh monrtO< ol tho atudio'a two ....., _,., rootnl. end $eMct' l "flt7'K)UI couc:l1," plutl> eolt thet, aocording to jColl>on. hoi llllwed of tho . . . .t belt mualc:lano Into bllnlul drttmo m.rw dultng mixdowt'l ........... IICothen tbou1 the -~~ of the video Mt· uP, tnd -t -the "'" IUt'PriMd by hit - · •; "" · etutllowtlle io ""'rouncline of tho buifdjng, meaning thet ....., tt>ry move there wol be no 110111 henle on• o . . - , of tho custom _,., cont..,_, materia~~. It tllat tho Kothen bt~ moved onto ~ Avenue eddr.,....lhedv f)leMonQ to OUIIJIOW h. JtO . , . their they ··.....u..r OUt- ..-,go. When I apollo 1o11t1> l>uldW'II'' 10 lib en eggohel .......t otudlo....... tt them they hod ...,.... tb .-tty·-w• -~.W:.Icrt e a.pdst c:llurCh . . , _ -For 1 ( - ditplryed , dow,_, - . e talk IPVen on tho ''22 Colibe<' e ..... -olwNdlhe• ~ In -ion. they- hOin In lhawtlll."a - _' - . Otuc:l< Koclw\, " " - you can't -""--"' =: . . TWO BROADWAY SMASH HITS wlt.h c..,_ froman_,_.,..e_ .,.... .... - ........ Thia wry 'IOU can opt lor ~- " ' " - -· .... _...._,or !he two . llw--·y- ~beby piono - - .olectric: .IJiond ..,., l'l*e .,. no~ "' 10"410 tn - ·-·-•"studio ldt" o f - . 'fll I - of reedY ..,.,.. to • •aoiMv of ~ ,.ttumenlllncluding Obert>eim - AAI' lUong oynthniHn- • Mini Moog A Oyneaonic awe drum io on orcler. '41' be nnoc1 ar>d reedy ~ nMdecl. !The_. sound •• one of the toughelt IHngo to p<n down atudio oltuatlon; it cen ttkt houri ot tunong muffling to reec:1t the oounct, eo hevl"lll one 1n the atudio- lhough maybe notwnect In • -eel t o . _ . . •• ttlta-c.n liiiYe voor-elotoftlmelr~~~t...rlot>l. C!Yertll, _.....,,. .. Select Sound ~ p<o4eniontl, b.leillns-lb pleot' to wor¥. In tho pot they hew! ltll.a. ~-...dol~ too - - •· of not conng ebauc-..,.,.. out orIIIey Oat e>aod a.uclK-.,..aot-to atudlo - long - -.go tho\ IIY'"II· " We do .,.,. ebout ""-·t.l p<oduct." origonol ~-~ .. - a for the,_ lpll<e drum .., llw booth • oleo wired lor ~ ......,.. ...,.,.,.... of a~ ·· quoli<y . ..... aclcled - ..... ~ PIOIIIe ., "" world io.dge tNngs In !he wrone way, t h e y - e fbacl) NCOtdlng eoy, . _ . . that -dldl' lkrt you know you cen ....., pahlo e turd ~. horn aot•." lmtlbe geotUrt - ~~new---j;·• ONCio ~other l>Wta of.,. UUAB CULTURAL & PERFORMING ARTS preaeuts llw dnom bootl\ 10Gb out IntO otudlo Thlt , _ , II dnllcled In«> two - - . b y a hei"Y t h e t - the typiOIIIy ~ •udio - -·-~~~-~ ~of~-my - aectlone •..,., w• ~IVE THE NEW YORK TOURING COMPANY Buffalo Jan Workshop In' The Rat Every Monday Night- 7:30-9:30 p.m. • FREE ***********~~~~***** 1.7~ [(!' BlilE liW~ "' SATURDAY.. AP&D.4tb llt8.. . pm CLAUGYM OtWaa.....-c...p.., AND f'E'A11JaEO CARTOONS! I Prid8y, po MPAC Ellicott • 7 & 9 pm · ~~7&9PID Siift~~.s.7.6.9 - -. . . . . .-tiiiiiUV llWIW ***~**************** �. ©prodigal byUzPeuklo T..-, lnclcMntally- .. cheaa ~ fllilad .-ably In ponrevtng ,.,......._c.in'o _ orlglntllntont _ tha ..... ln 1134.-J-t.l, boot.-.r Celn'o o t Tile , _ _ , AIWayo /ling$ ~ tha nwt<ttt. flm. rnelt11a from America • wall aa EwoPO vMcl f0< ct.. _.,.;ity to rnelta o - l 1 f ,_ ~ _.....,on In 1131, , . Franc~~ ......_. • their ~ of deatrudM ciYtfrlg the""*'-' Depfeeaion. Thr• laW<, Lucltlno Vloc:onti .,.,......,., - ~. -- ....... dr-l<otion wNc:ll In t\.m .... . f ollowed by .., American atoning John Garfield and ~ of whlc:tl w• ._.,. _..... .. .,. , _ . ., Wilt> tha ...,.,.,. rel8ndon ol mor• In t:N .,._and witt\ on " II" fa~ IMcal!oln8 on "X'Piue.'' one mlaM tNnlc ....:h ......... gone '"' 1hl bet!•. 11ft .. the ..... • - o f Tile ~AJw.yo -~ · tipcorog .,.., tha ..,_ rwto. In tha -.,..,. dhctlon powjuat .. fet:lll. tha~ lo · Mrieo of v1o1ont. peMioNita OUit>ums. ltllo ~ dillloguo. and rolllno - ""'-· F'fnChombentJ- In . . 11- sun/! l I N~)laa-wictlno Hlctlolton. who . _ oo much to ~- oHet and ....:h • ,..,. Theralaof~ln-- · a f • . . . , . . _ . . . . _•• Ccn !JaMica Longo) II a roedoocle . . - - . ......... ...,., tD ll'lir ..-....and ...... to d Ccn'o hulblnd, the )Uml>ertng GNot< 0-. A lo! of '-- r ~etlllng IN<. Ftn and eor. 1\-id on......,......S~ of """*' ..,.,....,,-._..,beyond tha .._..of • ,_.too- to .._y ltMif, t:N ,....,. Ia ""' ,_ dlec:NIIon.-- lllollm and grtpl1ie. TheM IOofninuto pomovrephlc: W..U ruin ony - . the ,_.. might """• ..... hlndng ... H9 would clony ~. lto<y oNt ~ l>uC ~ ......., that combina • hazy - b u i l t fOf h o e muot 1M chppod The- ~ OCICLft-~· -"""'· The _...,., by Joon ' .... ,_ ~ ~ -Of COfiWI that need to 1M opened. l>uC C<omllla ........ ~·· •llf*lonceo· !Jnf.......,..oey. ..-thly tlwough Crumble lln!oNs c - w!tn • -t h e· t yet opdmlotlc ending lo - 0(1<1 obrupl, and he loio to ,..... WI¥ much .,.,. ""'.._oov ~ . - '1'--INI\IIgOd to poY!de ....,._..'""' "" . . . .. ~·· f l r o t - . oft• hUsband. 8ul hl$r~wnhherlaon .,. dacllno. ony -w.o ""' _..,t ' el f ~----­! ~--. . . In .......... of.,.~ l>uC- pert of ,_ , _ r- ! ....:tt • "**'........... PftMcloe '*'- die onty "'"'* -"*'·~ pet!-'*' ....... 1M Alwfoo,to...,l4'•- IIYtlno eor.·.,..,...., The ...... __ Frri and_ boll ugmll'lt of tho plc:t.,. I' fltttMI naly wM from Patricl< Aym chat from ~ gpbeat to tr~ f i : ' . : '. : : . from - - on 1riellor.....,dor: ourroundlng-. . _............,.,... .. a.._ o.w the a-·. N-1. and ......... lriindo and · - employ.- I t tha;P<A>o w h o - to 1M _ _ . . . , , _ tl1ey •• no ..,._,_wbhhal. _-··clot-. __ ""'~·.--_..., .. "" lad. Halon Mane. liar ony of tha t.lonaa .. · Pltlent and 10U1v In -oomrot of her -.ding role. NOW SHOWING AT THESE TREATIES �ea V.y artiller~ ffiom·nortfl of the tJorder �>< ©prodigal sunl! ~ t ~ Rush(ing) to the top Oanadian rock ~ ·· Ruoh utiliz11 .........,. __..,.. lor not """' fYria tor lnsvumenbl ...::tJons, Tlw but - 1nsttur-.al pioco In " Tom ~ · grew from a allan melody- by Leo liD- up .... ~ .. -chec:U. w..-- The lmj>etus for ''YYr' unlqw YYZ Is the Identity code . - by the Toronto lntorna.- Alrpon. ""' the Idol for the inatt-.il cut Ia derivecllrom the Moree code - • " " ' by the airport' a beacon t o -. Aloox Uf........ alx ""' IW--stttn0 guitlf Mcka ara powwf\.il, when not taking • beck ...,_ to LM•a inctolled affection for hoa Ovorhom Polyphonic OynlhiiUtt. HOQh Syme · - " • ~~"""' ~boardin on " Wrtch Hunt," creoung the cjl'llmatic ofl..,t of a haunted cl!ild in the aong'a openlno. All~ Ruah u.uolly writ.es juct as th-v wou4d parlorm live in otdot 10 maintakl the diac:Oplone of a trio, " WitCh H..it" Ia ~ u the lilburn's ''poocluction nurnlloor." Much in the tr~on of Rush tlanic8 " Oifforont St. ." ""' " Madrl91f." it -vu u • vehic!IA lor exporltnontatlon lind ticl<edosa-'- '**lild to ohow- ~­ A group of feilhhft took a~. l<noc:lted a hole in the OWiide .... ""'~ln. Othera ......, their w-v to the roof with Ntclwl,o. StJI more shoUdered ., iron-piled oet• ""' lllf\A'lllll - .. the -st8dUn. • ~· riot .... toldne piece. ~ in the~ wwe climbing down,_ to the - • o- • other. oecllonin- ot>on-inlpfts. bombc ""' ~~- c:riuctoaaed - . - FM Stonobolt. 1 quintet from VllnCCIUY8<. tal<. . the arage. Writer/guit_. Ray Roper 1o detennined t o - met tHa bend "" 10 It INn the .,.,.,toa of t t - m u ""' Mlclcey MouM Club hetl that - o n the - . of StoMbott) album. s.t c~ Jem ,_w of ~ • Not 10 be oon,.,_ with •v oim1lar 8eatles ,...,., ' 'Here C...... the Rain" Ia the.,.... lOng '"' Stonobott. The belt lo quick. the gullar w011t .olicll, the ~ tNcl<. The melody Ia ramlnlacont of a 20th' c.ntury bend -'*' Arnbn>e1a. AIW..,a a blldon of .......... Stonebolt broaltl out ..,..._.job...... The r... of -fonlng the clioalc a.tlaa' ...... The Stonabolt .....,., Ia Into~··""'-"'- ..........,_""*-do 1 ~... A few - • begin to trnjlty, but , _ , ..cognize these Canuc*s os • future force - - fi&R c:Wcloa. • - · fulor. lkrlped.-.1 next up Ia Onterio' slatut product, The Hunt . WhW1 lhla bend .... originaly formed. they - - . , . , . . . - . ...,, into the Sludio. ""' ""*1*8d with' • Miltitled clotiUI alun. Their let- elton. s.ctc on 1M Hunt. 11 a1 stripes. e~ Is stripes. The trio's outfits . . otrlpos. Their logo hos stripes. even the c1n.ms ... striped. • The Hunt Ia heavy metal. Some may - - met a1 l'>eriV .-11 lo uMol. But !No Hunt nuff II downright c:tocN. The Hunt'o officilf biognlphy prodalms, " It's a definrto rush•• Jib being in .-Fonn<Aa One ""' putting YOAII f~ down to the floo<• • ,...., the IIUdionce WW11 for lt." And ...,, lot "it" they do-m.ight 10 the exit&. Sa..-ntY,.;ghl milion-plus f-. rm. of .. w1>o ondln. aro then tonul'lld to The Hl.m'a rendition of <>-110 Horrioon'o "It' alii Too Mucl\.'' The hlrmonloo .,. bland enough to tun Harrison o. .r in John Larwln' a grove. I limply yawn• Billed• a ·:~nne~ new from M.-.." the llr""' -to. . . ____ _ tredit--'Y-.---wnUdio indulgence It Is on ' W•Ch Hl.m" i ~ ~ thea,_.,., t. . . . . appear In .. - , . , _ , ... - - - - ......_ . - _ orcfteatJI glodcar,... --. bale, -..1 - -.....,~ lotRUlli • aong wf1tten on the audio. . . , _ , ·0 Rut~> tunea " Netural Saence" ""' " The TWilight z-·· ...... OJCplaono t h a i - ...... "benefited from tho pon..-o ""' -"~ of the lltUatiOn •• On~ FtcriNfla, the ot.-o._.._.., "''"' 11 " Vltol Sogne " The catchy c:uo _....... u to whether manlllnel . . _ b neture on the """""'- " bui\de, or the- .. gc>vOined by the Iowa of """"" lhal WI ete '"""""* ' 'Vital Signs lo but ono Okamplo of t>ow RUih hu a~ted tho l>eavy motif aound "''o o fO<TNt of aubtllantla4 muolc:. Caj).edlan rock ft.,. e<o hkewile AWih fana. end wi• reman .10 ,Jillil onother bind con cl"'m the t<tlo of C... 8dlen Rock Mooten . - Sr•..- StmmocaM v~., _.... loYerlloy - .... araoe • the final- The-·· ......... born ln f979 •Iter founder P...c Dun started IMiing through g~ar-.. .._..,__From {Avw/Gtrlto c.o..rt>oy to~- "I foguro - ·· g01 pUrw:Nod 0U1 by bilcars lor n.." Dun admits. Good tNno h e -·· coma-~ The ,...,.. from lovwrt>oy'a clotiUI alun. Lo-y. Ia "-aneoualy now wav-v. funky""' hlavy," • ICCOfdng to Dun. in · loYerlloy doesn't know what the hal lund of muse 11 !Uys The bond Is bonng. Thll t>ottnl tune • " D.O.A.. " a donw>ted ltotV about uy.ng to .,..,.. do"'" • gor1"""'""'" from the dutc:hes of'* fomily ond boyf'*"' -onlv to fond on the depths ol roc1t n' rol os no -vv herO. no c:Nmoslry emong band mombon. I'm n-. bored, I'm ttred. I'm goong 10 "'-- ..... dacAa'...._ lcwort>ov ~ play'"ll wNio I go on~ - I,_. lfw-vo- amazool et ~ ·a ability 10 fill..._ in th e - of a~ CDnC*t. Next tmol tel my roonvnate to lhe tt.-.o dowo 10 t c.-. go to .._... f'l julrt him play '"" loverboy lfbum. -·wrn zu.u... - . i �t!J,fii!lt 1 t:!lJlllll!!I21J~1f!iJifift ~ ··~~fl•l!~ntf!~(·fi~i~faf~i- i ~~!J , ~.fftJliffl~ijlliiJffJ:i· ~~f1~ft1Jr!J~f1! I JffJ J{l !(ai •1 ~. ~ f3~~~~~ liiiJil ~~~~~~~ Hhiillti~ !ifUiJ!fH~th I tJ~ !ii 8 i tr)~iir 1 :i,rfl ·}Jjftll ~ 1 1 J i&i ri~l· ~~lJfiiitl§~ lrif~t ! ~tjf)t l!·J l ' [~ t ~~1%~1 ~~~~B~ rlt~3 l ~~~Vif ··p;i;Hfrf i J Hj r[Wt" !"I1!~~~~~J!oJ1 H p • • 6t 1! 1 : ~~a!· ·itfi s ' . ~ ! ~ IJ~ll · riJst. ~ r" ,•' -~ · - t st 1i Jn~hit Hi ! Jl,ll ~~~~ 1(J , i~ ' L 'f · utvloh••ti, . u~!! 'ftli!JI - . . ~ . fi 2 f~ 11 ~~~§I ~fft ··,:,1"' ' '. •.. :· ~ -, ~ '~ tJ~~ ~!ft! 1;<~ . . . ·tii. 1 ~~~~~~~ st t s- r r. l '3t i !. I :J J l ·j. ; 'c · ,• ... ~ . c i!f'tii'Hf!.ifil lfl!!NU!!tiUj.r i 1 f t } li•1:!ti1 !'ff s . ' Jill' if' UH !u~IJ~ ·1 •if-!lfh t ,••.t1 .1j f ·I f Iri§ .t!J[j•f.!ttl ' f{ijit1.I I . . ~i a !J!•.n ~r£i zh' hd ltJ~~~~ "~~~ ~ 1 ~~~~~! J. i~l f!al l (/) < 1 , •• Ji() ~~ a tJ~I· ~ll~ i~ ri ~.t~ ~~t ~ H..~ ·· ·: - ·)t~~,:~, ·:,:_:·: .- *I~]Uut! lUI'~ HIWr tml• lilh! f~l:· ~ fh !lrtflii 1 1 1:. . i .~ ·~~~' .- 1:£ . · r · !i~ i gH~0,~ 1 r~ i§ :< ;r! ! ~~ f i ., i 1lt : ~ .,.o .~ . Vl t! r< ?. I gi .':. ;, !d·t 'hJil~ ;f'Jillhrtl! .Hi;h tttl 'h(ii Hunh 1i~~t.~ ~uii lili!J,ii '~f~! hi · ·mi: tn~ln t.d ~ii1lil ffi1h! ithf! 1Ufi lil;!i, · 1fl 1 WI fll'4IJ !ui 1{, 'lil .,ill tf,,;.l n~~· ~ssft•' ltiJ• tt -~~- ' 'l~ f.~f 81!fl} Jhs,!!~;H! l.!f i~·~f~~· :[ · , 4 •. • !~;~ a f t ;!l·lai~lf 1 t ~ - ~ ~ · Ji·ib• liHuft 1 H UJI Jl~p t•tsflnl fl h' f iJa~ KJilt\i[ t · · i • il}i IHt.' uj Jf. :-1 l 1 J : ~ ~ f 1s J1 t ~ l 1~ t ~ ~ f '"'. r . , �_ , Bakshi'LuU. s American Pop fizzles ktta"-n _ _JJby "-·-·-·--· _.. 1n,.. cru..,... ................. ., ..... -.. f., tNI otter ploylng lor twO tw0 $4115,821, .,.. Clfl otil dalnl to ... lbove !he , _ of "" .,...... ond t.yono~- or ·flm c:np, oothet n. Now Yort·T -..thHta en. ....... in ...... troulllo, ond WOfM. CllfW one 1r* to ,...,..ow. And rlltft --.;.. ""' ... ._,.,find-mDR p o u t l w - " " - ..... &ut.v.~ m.~y f . .ec~. !be eon hM. of • .......,..~bylbe - .......... ,.,.,.,. tOdt - .,.,.,.,.,_ of Bob en-~. for - · s-- - ·~--I)Otv« l&llflc:llntly put-cff. Vw flm .jot of ~ hm mollfa. • liulo 0\oipin. """"' K-Howka. ~(....-.- R.y, lhe ~ 1960s. lhe punky _up_""" 1970.... a bed lmiution or ICOnd· out • Pop. rati - - -- Tbe dloilogue .. "" moot tlorrifE I have hurd lor quito a whie~tl tho n.. ~ ' * - dlcl, aftw oll, 1oo1c a liM like~·· .,.._,~-~ rooc1>41d - -"""' of hYJ*• ,..,;.-, by oolng the RotCMOCOp4t tec:htVque •• he did In hit previoUs · the To41don· o<laptlon, Lord of 11» Ring•. 1N1 tooiWquefJIMa the ICtlon 11 played by rM ICIOR In order 11> then .,.. the ovtline •• • bnio lor tho conoon. Evon lhe klng of cartoon ond comyoeu. Welt Oianey. used It lor "Cit>dMeltJ," so why not1 • At vorious pointa throughoul the f., • collage of cortoon ellcs newsr- wn used In O<der to give the f.ctionol .,..,,, • pseudo-Nstorical ~ Bokshi """""........ of Vlsualy _.,nell~ scenes.-onthe~~lo Ol>.;ous the! !he ....... has IUrned hit pr........... The ciQce of muolc- equely expert-though boas«!-- -...v ron 1lw g.mut:ol ....... from Scon Jopln 10 ~ G.ohwin, from Colo Ponet to the -.ortous " "By," from " SWMt Geo<goa Blown" to Oova Brubeck. from Oylon to Hendnll from Joplin to Sprinst_., from Grace Slicl< to Bob s-<. rt WIS el there. '"""Goes Notooniftylmegeo But, otrit>ging together the top of the pops througll the dacadn with a c:oup4e of nlfly itnlgea lo no1 yet enough to evon rnekt e beorable lilrn. lt1d Amedt:MI Pop is unbearoble, The film tells the otory of lathen end aona, who become fathers 1agein. end so on, Ill -aed 10 repruant e certoin area or Am~ I'Of>Uiat culture. Wa Ito" off with the R~wioh lmmlgf"ont !the binh of rock-fHOll 011t of the spirit of ~1?1 whodonce-<hal "'"'""""tredltlon. the vtMJdevllt and Let's ..,.,. you the orve- detelll - , _ on to the pert - · he- Is deWglniHd (In Fritz 11» c.t...,yte) by • pwe stripdoncerof -o.xtwo. · wt1h kind •"*''-"- -._, "[iil- mother. Ht ._.......hi. 1U!IIed Into • ~ moe -.. ""wiftla-.-... Mefiooo, "" - wwa c:rpa-. left with hit eon. The eon.. piano ploylng 8ogan ond J - Stewarl. .. .,.,.. 'YIIlcol ,_, nolr, tough 1 840a ....... Willi • ~ clgarenw hinging """' "" of hit ,_,.,. he ......... - Nt-. ""- r .... ao.. ltv'' to " " ~-cora 8ogan . . . . . . . . myself-got oiclo.. ~.Of) the lronlln Gem>wly - the cynical nl>ibt wttl\lbe big~-.... ~ hla tonur11 on • halmclnltla. ~ he fMiy - - IIndo hla '*"-" and "'""""' .. ..., a.m... Nat!, . . firtl of .. n-• bV 1*Yinlii''W~." .. -..f'Udlv ...... ot .,. VOUflll &rondo. II " ' - to ~ . -. ond,.. !betodrug ond ~ c:tllnnof · NYC ono lrioo. u II eo "-'**' wnh me ond IWpll Bel!llhl" o lo(Cif\oan - l l g M Z I Anwlcwt t ri f .. unci«~ cencly· - rwct thet '""' . . . . . . "twla'' w a -.' Wcnt of II, a.uN hea ttn.......t to continue hla mlnclleu getb ;u.t llgned o lour-moYie conv.ct. I wonder ij he .,., get env ........ Rolling StOM .._..,.pun$ " AmericMJ condudel thet " Bokohi'a mo-t convinci'lg proof Pop flops" - of the <Nigredation of pop cullure woM come if l4m«iccM Pop is a nit." As far u ,111e cutnnl tol.. enc. tnd otuPid<tY of thl • A"""""" , _.. auditnc:1MI • .,....,..tic --... _,.,..,, you cannot be �___.._------'-...---- .,.._..,_,..,.., ... ..-c ........ a ..... ; tttl4.._..~ ,.._......,.~,....... Bul.letproof Claudia's jazzy new wave . . .'PfM a...- rt.. OlntlnMIM-Mlllt:h 20 . 0 Who NVS lhere' o no good bencla In 8ufl llo1 Lut ~ noght a.le\proof dohw'8t" the ea.-ul. a..tfalo'o- rock club u.c:.tecl- Oft Fr-*ln 6ctMt. jWt the ~L:ciwpp.wa ....... the~ Ito ,.oily -'*'~! vou oug~~ruo - · When t arrlv-.1, guy •..,• ,..,•-....end u~. ''Oh God. Oh~:· c:::...- -levine"" .... cwo The_...,.. ht ~ • OVO< him. INicle, ~oot baclt-u..r. Olheta conlorred on•iouiiY Wit Oft iU WilY• Ooudl4l wtte juet atanltlg - Mt. The ekuMiofl- -811oni'e ·- • -~>~>-~~~,_,.,..Tony .,....., """' ...,..,. 11<1 photoo 001 the ..,., t..hlnd ond-"- The ---of ono- the b<lnd ond • v..letv of ,...,._ objects ~'*"'0 the etage band pfov-.1 an to mew-a the elont no_.-,_..., fMiOritV ....., cllffl.ed to the · '***'' d*» uPSWft """""' ,. lb WOOd. It - mi<r.oo-.1 ...... fluhlng ligl'rul, muelc llleotlng, aioeta dancing. Moat I*IPia pr~ didn't ..... the bond wu """""" 2:30 ................. clowno!MS""' the band --Is-.... --------------------~ •etchlno· ~~~~gone theirForttwcl .... Meyb<140 people ... - · ,...., ""' muelc io twice " good - ... proudlng Mt. Upotalre ... clillc:o • sdllhr~ cool a...s. .. finely-""""'~· 8iloni'• ...., - . _ -*thrOUGh the - . left In gultoriot <>-go Sd>wor'o ongiM( but"~ 1 0\'YIL- q G...,.. peyscloee Mtention ond ........_ Lou Mong tooka Iiiio • hlrried Clatk Kent brieleaw hH just OI*Md up, ~~e~~ttering _ . klto the ...;ncs •• he .... to cwtch u.... . Thei< styli il looM ond ...:eotlc:, with lont.e ~ ond the Contonoona. 8111 their uwmorv ,. poima. They're the only -atirotl new ..,,. . b<lnd lrl to- Willi oiMoYa )au In~, wNch •• ,.,~ n,., ~with ........ of a. VW!tureo' "Tequila." A U.t. c.tch them late nexJ lliM theV pley. _,...., ~-ltw ~ of �Summer Session '81 UC Berkeley Rally planned o.e·--............ tao in t:r~ '1\llUon. $220 ......u.c) ror \he rust. & untte. $20 ror -.oh adell~ u.nlt Han-isburg i ! Bnl07 IJ1e -rue ancl ~­ san~ BaJr ,.,_ -~~ under renowned a.tb)e,J faoul\7 &nd C1.1aUI\&U)ahecl N!IDN "" "~w__. more a TMI ·foaued~. wilh loc.ll iuuoo and local WASHINGtON, D.C.-The I<COIId ~crwy of th< Mardi 28. 1979, _ , dis&sler 01 ~ ~ Mile tslaucl ,.,.._ plan4 turrisbura. P<nf'aytVlll\la, "'"be marked tbi& )'Ur by an e>cnl lhll mt~ pl.,.. 1 new cboptcr lo lbe Ollll·nuckat mo•emall.."Tbe p<O(Cil march lhrouab Henltbura on Saturday wtU be or10111ud and led by a aroup that Is tarady n<., ro the anti-nuckat moym>c~~t: OfJAIJIIt.od labor. Tbe Unit<d Mln< Workers, iChodul<d 10 01\Jlril<c Mud> 27, will Join fO<US with ""__,.,' or auro worken. llllll:llinllu, chemical -k=. lonphO<crnen, -ooc~ ortcn, <dUCilOB and oth<n in "'""' I• botna ca!l<d the ront tarae-ocatc union 10\'0IV<m<ftl nud<ar - h a s com< from loc.ll chapter~ rath<r than lnt..-ional headquarun. Sam< IOQb ba... ""' r....... $iJ<dolto 7Jw ~'" ao .. -nJI .. aud<afpow<r .~ OrpJibl:n of tbe Mardi 21 mardi say tbe uruon partidpltiU, and cspcdally th< mUI<WOCk<n, ba>< be<a IIIOdvll<d by recall ..,backs In job u./cty and cn•iro~~~DNol proc«tion rqlllatlon" as wdl u th< rdali•'< anpio1m<01 pot<ndol of mcray 110<1rca oth<r lhon auclmr. Orpni2d .Ionian Borba dalms lh< <YCRt IS abo a •irr<d by loa! union and dTaru to , _ an IIJICiamoa<d ..-or 01 Thre< Milo blud and to dump ~ 100.000 plocas or radioe<to .. • atcr .... "' lbe «<<Dd unk U.o lbe S\.lwludlootna RIY<r. craw-s p~oaaD<non. -...moa _.. ..- Similarly, lbe • • - vnion suppon for lh< IIlii· ~J ddJ<d the piO-I'luckat pooitioos takea by that headquart<n. The new- evidm« of uruon opposition 10 nuclear POwtr. whaaf:Vf!( iu varird motJws, coma as • boon 10 lh< old auard of che tnli-<~ otlell mOVCI'IK'nl. For y<arS 'nuclell opponen11 have coort<d the suwon of O<pniud labor. Bucth<cons<n>atMcortofch< AFI.· CIO, the corutruc:lion tnlda, have t-1 S1ronaly auadl<d co ch< hi&b'll"tina. speciollzod )obo offcr<d by th< ouckw inc~Usuy. Ovenoll. O<pniud labor 01 th< inc<l'l1aclonal ln'd bas lllooal)' suppon<d aucltar To obl&ltl a ,,.... CIOP1 oll.be Bummer 8euJon Buu.un. oonl&lt\ln& I'U1I lnlor· mauon and an appllcal.lon, aa11 or wnle Summer Session 22 Wheeler Hall UC Berkeley N~e Telephone: (415) 64~5611 ___________________________ _______________________ Ad~s School po... u . Ia reccnc ,..,.,,, bo<oevtf. ~<>crol incmwlonal unions hOY< puscd raolutions qll<Siionina ch< n«d for. and a!cty or. atomic: - . irldo4"" lh< lnc......uo..ol AsJociallocl or Mlchinilu (lAM), ch< UCIIl<d Meat Workl:n (UMW), 1be Int..,..._.. C'h<rNcal WO<kc:n, lh< IDtt'maliooAI Woodwo<\CR, th< ~ AtU Ia........... tb< IDttrDilioDol ~ w ....,_.......,.....• u - <...... COIUl), lbe AID<rican F<do:nll or State, c-aty ud Muaocipal ~,.... Pan,tns I• o &.DOJI of Ufe and the CoauDWiic8uoa Wortcn U1UOD. s.br ,.,..... lkoodtl-.... .,..., "-llb ...-. tb< JOb potmllOII ~ SPECJALSI ... .,...m- p 0 .DIE .R-.-p-ro-u-dl_y_p-...,.-~-nc-s.----------w t tlw Hu.puut ~tul10'1 •t SUNY AIS teatro -~-.. -.-.U!OO fUll, ~·, l!JIJS J s,llblfl 00 THUts t - . Hilt SO. """" Oriob I'll SAT. Orirlb ....... Nl Nll<l SUN. I'll CHEIS ll.lS WB). GUn1 Sa«11 TV Foocbd S Board I, Inc. Your Studf!!l Service Corporation announces - Stipended Positions available for Summer -Fall '81 and Spring '82 Dance Theatre ComP-any Sunday, March 29, 1981 7:00pm, . Banquet Room, Holiday Inn ; 620 Delaware Avenue Buffalo, New Y~rk Publications Division Di~or Health Care Division Director Squirt/ AmMrst [);vision Director Group Legal Services Progr.am Di~or Group ~I ~rvias Offia Manager Of£-Campus Housing Director lnfomcal ,_,.., rtqucrtd - listcng po<rt•orc<IJ drsu,.l IIJid any p<'rtinml in/omullcon (i,.dudt rtrrmf' ffrtd!or bw.rrns phonf'). H,_, lrt ""'ttrials ,..,_.au¥ at titltrr 112 Tallwrt Hall (1\mJc ..ru) from 8:JO.,.. 4 :30pm. or .UJ $qu1rt Hall (MSCJ from 1 pm- 5 pm Mon. • Fri. Short job dncriphons =ailabl• lnt•l11i~ "'Ill lw ammgftl whtn rosumts art lumdH in. ~ ALL MATERIALS MUST BE HANDED JN BY MONDAY. APRJL 6111 ~~~~::::::E ....................... z:::::x:::x:::c::Cit �Protram. she said • ..,. r..lloe IJnl ~~ . ~. At ia clilfiNit ,,. ~ ............ ...... .__ E....,-.. (_..._, __... job-.. ..,_.., .. ork bccaan ........,. ...,....... ._,or ,..... C.lllll ...... ........., . . . llld ...... _ . . . . . ...... ...,.__ But •••• ........,......... fWorkillg nine-to-fiVe; ,.~·­ T _ . _ , _ . . . , _ . . Proa••• AAI•Iolat r athe illc:rellial...., or Auln aat Doris l!d•arols, or .-... . _.. .........-----.., s-.•--....... - ! women's laboring ways~ ,...,,... ,.,...., who raAt...., U.. or ~. ll Btnholf poillled ""'· "Wlw .... of dllo!tt ... -ltonoc afler 1 tocw •- at homell'n>lllano for doc)'....,.,. "* ,......... _. tor:- -tt 1011 ta c•trt tcdl'*'- for "->. ..,....• clocllridaa; tlri-. • 10 . . ...._... A.cclorllia& 10 ~. th n.w .. Ilia ..., DOl for - . • • ~hawtolurc-o.o pcnliiiC. """' We lr)'llll 10 oal.e , _ •~ or are doc ;oba. Monoww. - - • .. tlocuidM. per ...& ,lobo." ~ thaD ua. ~ is doc Ad* """"'-c-..,... is.,.. or - IU• tk Mtllarol FU~c ColkF Jobl. Co~qYcady, • - · tlloft_atrady _pcnoet.... (Mf'C). At tllJS «ator, 0.. ~~aft . . . . . job ... 11ft .......................... ~ ~­ ........ st-. ...... __.,..a.... ·-.b.. ''"' ......,,ot._ ......................... . u. ~ dillaollia. UJ fdllhe-10~­ 1loo ~ dftlt1M ..........,. for ...... -.n..r.-~y. DO '*" (« E...-,-~ea­ lf71 lAd Is - ~Jc* """* .. ..... ~ or "£...., ......... or~ c.. ttis Dod lA caa doc,.....,.. _.., ... ...,,-rvcry.,.,.a&w _...W..,.4.000-"' pooplcert._..IO_._,....., DfiC"-tvcSccm.wy "1ariM lniJoilla lbao." Slid ~lllidlhll (oiUidcd Bcuy Hopt.Uu, •ho CEWOC) Ia u... ........... IW ••c. _.._,,b Wnurn He-. Yew\ it• ' w«ttaa ;., a New Yort 017 Clltbltlb-tlll1971. Scril>Kr, tills cmter .... ""*""> COIII-J • • ortmDa a tbrec-to-foYr·,.«k , . . OOD·profit orpntudon tills ....._., aa •ppoeetmetu;• aald the s.cm.y, JcM Spodotl. " W - U.W. JpCIIl quice a 1oaa .,_ 01 bane. ._;.ty,....,. to oood 10 tall< wilb, beo:aiM they ... aloooc." Spao:ial aolcltcl. iottDsiwt rudlncu traoel•a Pf...,..,., -""" - - how 10 writ• I'CillmCI, bow to handlt lntorvitws -,1 how 10 for Tho OJI<'IW1II o.hibltlqo d...,... die job,__........., them at tho about lO arlicits bJ __, anills """"time. in Buffalo. Mary BarrJ, or Mary T'htmlr SomOI)e, "'ho prac:ntl~ BlwTy FiJK Arts, Inc:., £aacnsvilk, is In tht Pf<>aram, said. "Tbb 'r'' a juror fot tho an oohow. pman~m t a\IIN mt aboOt m)'Jdl. Barry, tht rtpracntatlve or and pve me ..cr._.flcleftCc. Do w...,. New York artlsu. laid. yOU bioi. how town~ . . ttf«rl¥t "There are many WOIIICft artiUI and ra~~md I didn't tnowtven suc:h a l'mawarcofwlw'sbappmiJIIwillo thlna." tbtm . I'm promoolna and A bia problem for moJI •~ouraalna tbcm. Tloty bavt panoo....,tslt tbat tiw)' doo't hllve oltr~<ultlos in bic tlmcs-«hlbitloot poop1c they cu talk with, Sc:robner and~ ." aolcltcl. t.ootina bac:k •• bet o,.a Pro)tCI REVA, lbt tblrd a~ In f0<1oolq bet an propwn, b a ll•.....tt ~ tOftiPMY. Barry lllid, "I had (J'$)-Job RadiDcsJ r.-a by Eric a.-, ~ 1ae S<pocmtoor, wttldl b clifllcultics 1ft ....... crodit. I ~ot aod Tralalna ......... - - '*'-"' eCIC --ted llld dicla't """" • ADd readtlll s;kUh and tbcY '- ('.....,... tract; rcaJf'CI." Now sbt abllily to . _ llldr -.onal Aid Jlw bM dltrl<lllucs lcuiaa tb< PSE-Job ' ReadiD<ss TninlJia ........11. IICCOrdina lo lt£VA a-ni Pl'bli< Wldcntand her an P r - . ofl<ted siaee laot Dlret'lor " - Bathol( w_, ~-- should rrtlca !be O<lobcr. • ..,;q..._ II ..ho -~· lbc ... watd- .... ~~- ..... , _ . . lO . . imo- ldf-Aa<s Ia atbcf be ..uododd 10 I l()b or Tho ~'- ,.... COIIIIAIOt ttis _..., . _ r.10 66. mtcr I'SE-Job ........... T - tbtoQah May 22. .,.,..- i t o - ... and on f\Wdl lO, otrociatly .,.,..,ed Its .... a..rra1o ollie< •• m Main Scr<a, adcliQI to its lhtu altady escablisbed orllca- Fredonia, Tonawanda and Niapra F.U.-witb a rcc:eption and an 'e.m'hition ....W.CS, .. Women and Am An Emlbirlo•." EWOC now admiaiacrs tlofft proaranu: 1he Oitplac.ed H~cr Cooter (OHq, fiUided bJ tho New York State l)epartmcut of Labor. Project Remedbl EduC~~tioa and Votatloul -·~A), tadod bJlhe City or Bulfalo DMdoll or ~. and Pablk: 5cJ'Yico EdiJ>Io,......, T.-.., ,1' PRE-FALL 1981 .REGISTRATION Begins April 1, '81 . For Continuing St~:~dents Only ' April1 · 3 April 20. ·23 , May 4 ·a 9· 4:30pm Pick up materials Retum materials Pjck up schedules 9 . 4:30pm 9. 4:30pm 319 Squire & 200 Fronczak ~19 Squire &200 Fronczak 319 Squire .!!!!Y_ . ... No schedules will be mailed unle;;s students submot a self·addressed envelope wi1h the~r <.om· pleted c owse request forms • J •• , 9 . 4:30 P"' Drop/Add MfC students may not register until Mfc.; <.lass schedules are available...July 13, '81. Continuing gra4uate and MFC srudents will be mailed retfstratio'! materials after July 15.'81 . All students changing div;sions (underlf'llduate to .!!!!!!. report to _H ayes 8_1tf~e pleki(lg ap mater••''• gradu~te, MFC to DUE, etc.) -- --. -- Hayes 8 only , �~sn ~o == rt~s======~~====i _......,...10 __ From the National league preview ........., ...,._ r - .....,.. •rtlxJ .. Proe.- . . . -....... ST. LOt/IS CAitDINALS-AI 11-pll)'a s- 01cso. • row-p~oyo ......., c.a.. &lei .......... ploY<J - wltll Mllwautoer._...ouo.rditNIIp~oyersand drullcally <hane<d lhe ......,..._ of tbe dub. N<w roc:a include problbly the ,.rdkvrt In che Nllliooal U.,ut In 8ruct Suu.., J)iulhcn Bot> Sll.lrlr)>, &lei L.vry Scmuon. catcll<r Dlnd Porter, ldl rldclcr Sixto Lcauo, and cadlcMira ......._ o- T - . ll's aa CIIUrdy ..,.._ ---.... . .....__ qualit' players The pildliaa-a '""'......_ lut --loob JOOCIIbis - · ~ Wloltcy Hcrt01 lito b.. a porcnc liD<up 10 wort with. bJ Joe Dial Opmial dey tor ....;or leaauc b.lscbaJl is cwo "'«b away and barrina 1111 players ltrikt In July, lhe ......, r.hould be lnurati... The follo>rina " • lh011 ~ or acb NMlooaJ .._,.. ,..., ill chdr pn:diatd orda or rlllilh. N..._. Loopo r... MONTitEAL EXPOS-The: Eltpos ba•~ a _ ,.. . _ 11111 lhould r.... bolttr than 1ut :rear. 1bt llnalp u tht ...,. <xeepc for lhe ~uno or coouOVC'Sial Ron Ld'lo<e. Orttllla I'WII oaosa Mil be no probltm with .... t<Ml'• .....,.,. bits and spotd. 1bt l'il<biac, led by Stnc is J00C1 and the lt.,....., Soli bullpaa wtUdt illdoda ~ 111"-io""'"' .-~. and Stan OU7UXlA'·Tht E.<poo liAW>td two pmto bdsi1td ~ iD 1979 1110 Oot bdliDcl Pluladdpbla In 1!180. 1bey sboulcl be oblo lo oqooeat Oot out Ibis :rear and w1n lhdr r= cllvlslonal tltk. PHII.AOE:l.PHI.A PHlU.JflS.Lut :rear's dlempo and t1wy loot t~ oame. Phillles •plcted up o.ry Matlwws 1o • traclt ..u. Ada!& ror pitdx< Bob Wilt wllldl 10 IDdicotclhet Orea :'Bull" Luzloltlls as JOOCI as . -. Nikc SduDids c:oatlllutd 10 ell up pildtcn by btiWia 48bomcn l u t - 1bt ~ ..rr. led by Cy Youna A-cl , . . _ Steve Oltlton. is • aood Oot. Lost ,.,., pott«UUD bcro Tua M c(lnw alon& w4lh Sporty L:rlo ""' IV1b'Joblo CO Itt lhcm """'*· -ounooK-'Illoy'l' or .be tbcrt . . . . . . . . 10ft. Plr1allltiGII PlllAJ'ES.lbtno .,.. lou or ...,. -011 - hlcl · Wille StarJdl It«<,_. old. 0....dlis Pwtcr .., opc:nlioo Qll . . tMe, ddld ,__... Ill Mldlod< hlcl a "-d _.aiocl and con1erfldclor an.. OUTLOOK..COulc! •be 1 bil surprist. Anythint Is pouible whm•you have Bruct Sutter. A dcrtnltc CIOI>I<IIII<r. NEW YOU MEJ'S.k chr IMii< t.d:J 'lbat - - ...,be . !ilk ............. but the Mcu - 011 .... roocl.to .........,..l'l<l:ura lip ....... boll "'-Ia o..... ~ will bdp bua.a11 (..,ill lheliloeup. RUtty Slnb ilt.d: and .... il 1111 a1i¥e.. Ler M&DIIi il • porcntlal &lljl8"'tar and .....0 butmaa Doua fl1nn is o aoJd aJ<- wtru.cT. 1bt Mcu '* still lact cltpth illthcillfidd. Third buo b a _ . , u il lint base 10 Joe TGirC. U. llw lo4cu c:omc "" with a ~~ 1tr0111 1 4or I pildUaa I U ~ Iiiii 01iia ' * I I ( . - - uoubk and kerp P• ~ bcalthy. The bull,_ hu llmlllh 1n Neil A11<o 111c1 Jcrr Jt-clonoun.ooK-Tile Mcu tbould be fairly · I'CIPCCIAbk Ibis ,..... u Swan ..,....,. bldt £1'0111 1U111 trouble the Mcu will havt 01>t or the p1tcb.ina r.taffs ill tho.Jcquc . ICbwnae llld Sbub will bdp. OfiCAGO ClJJIS.Otbo picttd up....,. by ploycn ba tlwr .......... u p - . lll>cltlilll .,. 51= Haod<noe- pioltd ap from tlx Mcu.. T1lt O.bo ........ third ........... ICtoo Rdu ancl L<on ~. • powatlluiac outfddcr from tlw C&rdinols. The: pric< hi&h t~!..Bruct Sutlft'. BlU Buttner. lhr National U.,ut blttitlc d\amp is tb,!n but tbcrt il not mud> suppon afui lhlt. o.rauhdy lhe O.bo h»'< improYtd. W'ab t1w llclditJoa or Kca Rdu 11 third (I 0 mon 111 Jjl) . . - 1ut ,....) and the oclciiDoo or r.,._.. s.n ~ .......t " - ' - Joe Strain, tlwr lhould plua up "'" holts !hot .....u mponsiblc r~ 68 or tho Cubo "'-cue· 1...., ...._ •alf. s-a-"""'" ...u.rr.:.-··~~ -.l.dlr,..._~.....,.~ ~ la.IW)' ....,.... "*CI'I>d .... ~ C.. E · ....... DodcD and Dool ~ ...... hoc!- problcm nw ...... '"" bcolthy a.~cn; Jlla Bibby lftcl John ~ The bullpen, led by Kmt Tckulvr, wtU be rc:acly 10 P\lt,Out tho flrt. OUTLOOK-It lhr Pirato 1U1 UUI.W')'· free and Che l'ith>ina <torr """"" ._...... tbey will be toQ&Io. •.-c~t w1111 -tnld«< lllklrployers-'tlw......,, ~ .... ~ ....... rrouiJI&. pilcllolla - n. ...rr 1s ..,_,., wid> llllcuc . lt-. Jot N'JCkro, Vrre " " - · Dool 10 ltM!Ic. Nolan S.lall Rtllrll Bob poldt "' .... .....,_ ..,.. .... nr.... ol J.ll. lticUrd r.- llw•.u~~~c ..tJcnd • - _, .... l'clrd - - - ..u. ..,........,. s-.o. s.a io deep ..... Jot 0.... Md Fnmk LIConc OU7l.OCIK-Ilolpoc ......... ~ 1ft .... lineup Md ...... lldd, tlw ~ rota(( sllcHIId be enauata 10 propel Che """'' bact inco Che plo,.,o. LOS ANCELES I)()O(;OIS..n. Dodpn ......... dowlo. ba .............. ltli a,. • .._.,., n. ... s.a...... 11om b_ _ , . . ,, Jutyol .eo. _ Md . . ....._ do to- ltr__., pildlcn but .... bdp r... .,. ~~.­ _, ltd: Suodirrc. n. ballpno- •u,o with lhe •.lwei Dool ~ and Tmy Fonla'. Tho llnalp b . . - · buc • may be • r.l.:tor. AI told, u or the u ploJ<J• T - 1 I.-do is ._..., to cony . . lk . -.. - lO ... e>Wrr. OU'IUJOI(-Oodpn....., be ........... but ., IlNdo clqods 01 .... Plldu&. laoordl...;a roW- 'ft)'IOift ..... bed. up lhcn. A l1AXTA IIIlA ''E-I..ool. - · llw . . _ arc r.. ratll 1bt ..._......., .Uc. later- In tbe Wca witb ...-f'll hlttlaa- Bob Hor.T leads t l w - ......... awesomt bat. Free &&tnt Claude.ll Walliaaton bas joiocd lhe '"""' and • t..O. brinclJll fonntr Phil1it Bob Wolk wil boht.<7 the pitddJll aarr. AadCDo Plti1 Ni<tro k ,.;a tbcrt 11011& •idt rooldt ' * - ltlt:t O...p (c.-4,ll- 1.91ERA). , OUTLOOK-<:oebiaec! wn~ ll•oq pil<:bloa ..0 - - 1liainl. tloc . . _ could bo tbe dirt boac ill tbe Watcoa om.ion. ONONNAn lllfl)S.The iiiJI.W')' lia was ror t1w Red$. wbiob """'ld barc110 . , . _ ..... t1wy CDcltd up OCIIy 1ona 11a - RaD IF ..,_ ovr - ...... ol rn. Tht ~cc~•, _.rod lun<rJ illdwcliq J.-.~ ...... a-.. ........ loc'l ol ,....., T1lt lttdt ....... ~ .... promioiaa yoaq llartiJia pitdoen. 8aldct TP11torc, )Cido Soto, Joe llrio< and Peal Noabu will tlw loocl. OU1LOOK-U the lttdt aay belltJul, tlwr Sana- Frant aawtolt.U. SAN FllANCISCO CIANTS.M&aaacr Fn&k ~ hat iallailal • of probkmo. n. Oiaau - - lut " ........... iD , _ &lei .._ boltlit -.... 1bty did lulc 10 lldp thio pr'Cibk8 ill llw ofT · , _ Otbdl will be • 1111 help "' ... ........ pbcutd mrdd ..,. .,..,.,. t1Urd base. 1bt pitddJllis PfdlJ p d with Vida Blue -·1 ...,.;.,. lcldina ..... r.taf( but J)iulhcn muc:ll bdp r.- an impocmt liD<up. - .Son OU7'LOOK- P- Fraok ~. F'111t a.-.dand Ffancioa>. It will be • clacf'tPt bet...... tho Giants and San DicaD Picha for llw ...,_., of loa plo<c, SAN DIE.GO I'ADitESGa!tnl ~ Ja<t Mel(- hu wUdy opotd (Of • total rebuildln& Pf'OirM\, aoiac with youth, JptCcl and dcr..... becaust he hac! no olher dlclca. lcaditlc 174 errors. OU11.001(- A frw new facto with I Ho- · oaw: Winrodd onc1 ~ T.....,. arc aon•Hum .rrca. Anotber 1oaa bot summer lbt. '"" or lbtm c:ombio<d ror ....... than the O.bo. balf or SaD DicaD•• bolftt 11111 totals ,.,. loa Tor NAnoNAL LEAGUE WEST HO USTON A$'11lOS-Wbilt: hovinl.llwpileii!Qa aarr ill -.m~~. ~~w AIU'ol •~ i .... ,. Joe~ ~--·-c-Cedftoo! loy)le ......,... aatr. Ben ..,..._ .. - wtdl tloc ~s.J/Ifnttr ....... ..... bact tloc lualboeld be"'_..~ - ·Act pitcbcr ltaiJk · -.. aJaaa .....rdi<f Bob Sltiricy. On tlw li<1IIM - . .... l'ldm clo ba~ spetd_ The t. . . led .... .._,.. iD nib anc1 • tooal or ut aolcft baoti. ThtpitdliaasW'fir-.ancl-.dy a weak bullpca bocb II up. OUTLOOK- A loal, lone- f0< lhe Pldrtl. \IOjli'OWD and ! �~~~r • Of ftolio, May baa tl&bormm on: IIUfli'Ved ..-lllc)' book oo to a .."'-- - -- ...--. till mllltle bul lilt- • a l l . . - II< _..c!IIIM t.bk wUI be the llcll ~,..., fiiiii<Jf)'OWtifc. ~u- a..rr• Mel'Ot Mllonl ~- Cllllo<llk .-< or tile ,.,._.. Jthlcr ll'oG Late .Erie 10 doe F. . llil C..adlc (llblaa hello.. He ha4 10011 ..... Tbll _.,. ,wdl 10 _ , cliffmec ll*ics of Cisb lhll II ....,.. .. IDUif cbff..- ....... flilll, IlL< tnat, .... -w. om.... ,.., '"Ill!" .. ditr..1lallhcodo (CMibii).Soodt~"o Pwclo .... ~ art IICtlft • ~__,..,. ..... llopptoo to be ........ filii 10 Ctlldl. OtiiY.....,.... -a l*dl""' the poloublr- for doc,............ ,.. ... acdoa ~ .. be......-.dllla ..... .. llloft. be raoud .. 1M Ciloc or SIIOriclaa llrtfc by l k - ...... Mak 11ft lbal 1'011 ~.- "'lltt ..... ,....... Riwr IO -l'O\t Uaat Md .... n. -l*ce ~r.., rr- • dtc tnUwoD. •llidl _,. • the rooc o1 doDa"' .... - . "'*'........... ",..,.do- ............ -- , A.liOIIIa ~ JPOt 11 riabt 111 r- or ,.,. KIIAilcy powor IUlioe. 11oore 11 • ...... . . . cliaclw1o tMt ........ .......,.. by tile tboi&ADdL .,.,.,_the ........,,.._, ~ •• tile bla IIIIL ~ wori: tile llcll uo. Md 9 a.a.. an.r thalllc filii bad r..- dec~>« ...... n. - pNod lblllbal rrom tbc Nlopra orr by oo doubt tile uoad. m..,..(lluabt). Tbcyr..,..luillrf,...IMto«<_..lfJM'tt ..,.... oat to . .ell nne IDIIIkje lbcrt arc a ra- thiJoll ,.,. ....., bow. Ana • or plf 11oot to led .... ll. _, ..., lafJt llarca. ,.. . . . . . !lew • or .a. toew a lfW<IJ pok and red. alafJt • 1M ,... ~ pnl(-10 ....,,,..... - - •••• tack:r• Call lilt~ llwoooaJI•CIId . . 10 .......... - _, . . . mc.IO!b. aaJoa 11""'"' c~wq • • - 111111 c-ty r.a. tta:p -a.* w .. ,....,.,. loitralci. n.brnl<..-._...~~~tRiwr r... ~~~<a...~. .Muot~o . . at•IO .,._u 1M Ml ...,..,..... kIt -r~ to ll< pot;.. 11t -ma. t1tt rocb- ~ . . aoma~ll r... 11crc ~ c:u r.W Tloorell•old ,...,_., . . - , .,._''It takca a~ ...,.to .. ....__ ltOUI. baaa * I.._................ . .... -......r ,._._"""' walt,ood pib.,......... - ._ ~ I ~ pad! and apa:ioiiJ a ~~rite lie4& ....... ,tnkca to . . a e-':X.'' ,.. ... opotll ~.. HCit -tid~ ........_ tbc ...,_ llri4ll< ..Stile~ ........ ' " " " -' • Holtlt""'7-JIO llood'*- or a · - ....,., ca1a _., Ia the llliddlt til< nPd CDrTmt. u. llafilll For tlola D<D opot,.,., wtl need a t.o.a. Tbe ~•tl• poiar of G<aod I>W:Id ..Sllladnn Doe't be~ If luc:L II bed,.,.. tlmt-.1 ... i.q, II .... lor- ill doe--.. 11oty llillial< tiiY<TIIItfllll- the luna - - owrtbo rocb. ~the baa on: bouiq il is-rto lea.., with a """"· -"*-· your r..... - HERTEL - " VE~tJE CELl c..~··.;;.;") FREE FELAFEL with purch&M of eny other sandwich THIS WEE+< ONLY! RAIVET a cou:T A otaA$1£ • DIGlD PIISDIT KANSAS fmJI .sr£CIAL QllST LOVEUOY TillS TUES. IIAlal Jl . . . . . . . AM. . .. , . cooom mu. ............' - _ om ossoUR.NE WED. lilAY&tit sa..·.~o~~a~an..r. �i, i f FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AT P .J.'S WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! I 50¢ STROHS DRAFTS! $2. 75 STROHS PITCHERS! $1.00 MIXED DRINKS! FREE MUNCHIES/ starting at 1 p.m.! n. dN: It« ... -.1 .,.. r ,,. • c.Me c:r-e ._.e 1o .._.lo .. P.J;BOTTOMS~ FOOD- BOOZE- BOOGIE ..,.__..__.. ..................... . . . ......,. ~ Toey Pdtl .lilooN Ellit« Spril(r is spnilfl, ~ • ~lp ~lrGRisris, I wontkr wMn, Thl! flo"'eF'S is. -;My Dod f f! bep .,....._ U.., rl.,.l -/roM UB Maroh 20, S:OI p.m. ~is wik• a bell? Yes. you'r• riatu. h Wti lht rl($1 dayofSprina 1981. for m•ll-aloo lbe bqlnlllnaor ~::::r::=o~~:~,:,.;,~~~~~~ o:::~:ncn:~~ sm... * * )$. )$. )$. )$. lbe {l aurra1o iu virtual hoi btc1 r()( any ba$ebaltmth..aut. Therur• tho Bulls •d tilt BitODS, and don 'I f«&<t our ftei&hbon over tilt {l border, lbe TOfODIO Blue Jays. Willi TV and radoo lbtrt " practicallyanuncndiqlVpplyofonrnstion'spastlmtontap. And ,.. all bav• our raYOritcs. """ I'm partlaJ 10 lbe Oncinnati Reds. 1blnp ;im ,.ouldn' l be tilt {l wn• if J couldn't $f1 down on a rainy Saturday aJ1or~ and {l watcb Johnny Bmd! throw out oom• runner uyiqto 5teal second. {l As Johnny Btnch arew up so did 1. Th• vory rlf5l Biooru aamo I cvor Wtol 10 Btoc:ll hit a home run into our section and my falbcr {l cauaJ!I Ill• baU and aa•• it 10 mt. h's somcthlna you don't fOfltl as {c ! a kld. {c Wbicb brinas mt 10 my poinl. This season Mr . Bench dotsn't {l wan! 10 caleb his share of aamcs. Good old Johnny juJI wanls 10 catch a couple• wttk and play another positioo. HiJ rcasonin& is &ood. He's ae~tina old and his 1mtes arto't whal they used 10 be and by playina IUIOlber positioo he can prolona hit c:uur. Tbe problem Ia thai he wants to play left fldd, rilbl lidd, lira base or llllrcl base. KeD Griffey, Oeorae Fosler, Ray Kni&bt and DaD Ddcstal liD thoK spotS riabt DOW. Tbe qucstioo iS wllelbc IIIey sbould be movtd or traded or n'<:D si1-tM bcDc:b ao Jolul can play lbdr podlloo. I think- · KJ1icbt is hillq o - .300 and l'iddiDa IIIOI'C than adequatdy at tbird baR. E011cr COGIIS4enlly bits mort bomcn than Beloc:ll aod is a ckpaldable fldder. DriesscD is a better rlf5l bueman than 8cncb aad il Jobmly's knees we so bad thcrt is no way be QUI cXM:r tbc -ndd tcrrilor)' that Oriffey can. 8cncb claima be rcnwa,rocd ~ team laR year or his plans 10 reduce bit catcllln& um.. Si~ wbcn docs a player cliclate how oftea uad wbere be should plat? Does Joluuly need tbc I1IOIICY tbat bls proloft&ed ..,_ would aeacratt? No. He's lbe ~ paid CJacimwl player alrwdy. If llc8cb bdicva his c:llan&t or petitions it • _ _ . , becauae or his pltysic:al coodltloo, lbnl IM.)'bt that slloaldbeaducllwlt'stimctohua uplbe<Spik:cs. trberrfuscsbe ahrays ao lbe ct.ipaled bllter route. The Amerkan J..eque al-ys- _.player wlllllleDc:b's power. ,.._, l'iped a coeuact and ap'Ced ~b-e. It's his ~bility 1D bcDir II. ac.idcs, sprina and lbe anciDaati Reds lust Wlllllda't be l l l e - wltllout old mabcr.S- ~Jeb!nd die pYle. • '*' '*' {l {l {l {c stu dents AsSOCiatiOn . . presents * CARIFEST '81 ~ J} ~ J} )$. {l {l Wold111an Thutr~ {l Ad {l Sl 50 m. {l · SI.OO with stud~l 1.0 Filmot~ a- tc-• M ..._1 • ,...,._,. Adwl. HISS with DillniF Students U/S4 with Oi.Mr {l {t Sun. March l9 N h """ '"n', tut' ., ~eO _ {l {l {l ** """' ** {l Slit. March l8 6:00 DINNER . 1:00 ptl'l FASHION Stf<* {l 4:30 -PLAY ANNANCI 1: SPIDERH . .,._rd .,.._ __• Rm. ,._ ._,.,.,. Adwl. FREE MaJ·a Nya Band * *{l * ** {c h """' {c {l for mor~ infonution Con~: Dun ill 836-5011 Nor.. Ill 616-4703- DiiiW ill 636-4ao {l {l J'One Aim - One Destiny' : {l {l ** """ {l ~ {c {l {l : ! Fri. Mllrch l7 8 pm CULTURAL SHOW * {c {l {c {l {l {l * * {l {l . _,. """ * * ~ )$. )$. )$. )$. )$. )$. Caribbean ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ )$. ~ ~ ~ )$. ~ · Sc>oi*WCid by: Ahkan Student Aaoe. Bbck Mo..ntoln II , {l Bbdt Stucliu, B.S.U., Oaemcn Collqe, Grad. Afrkan Studen1 '{t "'-ic.. ~.S.A., lnt.,rnadOftnal Affairs, P.O.D.E. R.. Shad"• of {l Movemmt,WBFO, WBLK. & Sub. Board L. Inc. l"....-~;;..;.,;,.;;___ _ _ _--=.=...=;=-:.- - - L ~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~ 11-4 )$. ~ )$.1/-1/-)$. )$. )$. )$. )$. 4 )$. ~ )$. )$. ~ )$. )$. ~44 ~ {c * * �Faculty Senate ..- -- ·- A !j Albany. -...111M ! ! ll ~ tile ......... bcaa "deqlly Ia loft ..SI>Iat il • lOt t11c t... C10111M ot ,...,._ •• SloedoM lllid lllc two .......,. lot ofiii:Wy JOl acd Tho SA Pr~sldeat . . - . ! ..... 001 • ...,....._.. o..--;......,._ ......... rar .......... .............. ..-! A1>riJ 1. 0r11oor ~ lila ~ bc:fort Apl 10. He ......... 1M lb< CIIITCIIlly ...., wiQ lb< - b l y '""' . . ..till the third faoc:ad ao..r- ... - Salac _,. lOt JO.a..... critio IIOd lh• SUNY trodcalo .. _ Dunna lb< r..., .,_ role bed< toBu«olo _... or the :19 U1l ::; fadQa thc bru.nl .of tbae .no ••-"'~ the ....., ~ marital arran... Tltc ffl>dC1111 mpooded WJtb booina and luiolna riled lb< qy's crrecd-. UB oopboonor< Chris Rufo and <odcd the ccmnoriy slnlina .. AlDen." a>mpar<d tbc em~t to a " No What the rally b<okc up a& l:lO Nut.." rally he antadcd In p.m. •udmu eceot~~panlcd thdr WUhinci<Ml. Ru/o r<ll thll ._.., lndi•ldual SUNY catD.pu aulnalum and moch'lllooo coulcl ~;..to the l.qisiMM ba~ bttlr <XIu}lted. A ~- ~ Offille lltlilcllaa. T1tc audcnls, UB. Roy - . lllid ... is , _ , _ oclequatc ruoandal aid, but IIlii redl ~ ......... - · thar "I~•• 10 tllctr iad1videal lb<""" mer-.,.... ........,. s.ou..., thll ........... ....,. l.cplaton, were c:MIIy Nib~< In lb< larF. .... bailduot lillcd "icb ..........., ..-fill, I I d•sappoitwiac lhol ...,.., people dod Lqiolaton and aidaa. Sllldeftu ! 1101 .......,. Some .... 9* ~ (SA) Aad..ac AffiiJtl Olred.or ....... Sltopin> ~ a ~ ooiiOIIOCl cOdc for .-.. The propooal..,. rar a_.. 9r _ . . . " " fJicully ............... ckflaolc- ,,_ lb< ..... - • .--.... t_..., --.clol... rtMI -..laadoa tdledt* ...s orr• -.. , . pl.aa .,..... oppoutloll , , _ ....-1 locllvldaals. facility of Natural Sdeoc:c aod Matltcn>atlc:o ~.. KatD<Ih Mae!~~ laid tbol tit< plclcliJia will •uy to &d to Ill IIIlO a mold. It will 1101 mate a JOOd tcecbct out of a bad v- ·-bar of a-~­ u-.-,·, 1\ff....n-c ...... aptMtnl _.,.....tbc~.......... rcc • ,...,. . . ~ ,..,.,. Jalena. OilcoUoll - _,... • -s """"- __. .......... eo..ittcc -ben advucad P aat!Ou to ~---pcoplcltoodtorood tbc poaibollty of ..,.biaJ.o& tliC Fll<lllly Sce11c Aa~ce-wrtcc willt odos *lilor to~ "diffusilla the cffecl" ohlan1n0111 bodies. uw--,......,.. •Soltotrpooclt. To coodutlt tllc a>eetina. tile JrOUP wto1 iDio Eaocutlvt s..loo. to dilci!N owlldaia for the ooe."' Prctidattial Search Committee. Rilloa ,...,.,ned latcT Solkoff expla(ncd Ilia& tho hu "pd6dlnc:o. lila& a 1lsl of nomlncct wu I'OO!Iuced u4 ..w be fonrordcd to Public Affairs Dtrc<tor Harry Jocba. and theY (tbc Ceaunitue) • W try to maltt lhCIII A repon bY lb< Athldlc:J eoc-.t.O. ~ tbt fluible. " n.c ,.,..,..... wu turned back for lllllt't ~ ......... of Ul aOIIdlD to OMIIooa I wu wort. but Allor llt)'mu's prac:alllliotl, UB ..........t to the oo 1b< ~~~...,..SO f« Wet~~t..qy•, \1"-Pn:oidmt ..... Ridwardloa ~ ........._ . Commiucc ~Nor.- loka wu ~­ dol.- the ..,........ Solkoff of 1b< Afrwuthe Aaloa Commlrtcc • !tid! lot .,.. 10 """"' ._.nay Cbain. - ·.....,_, uo ort1tr to .ao. . - for Sewda eo.-tcc to-• pro-' .......u.a lltc ~ Actioo C-'ttee 11&1 lll'l Nu'~e li~l~'y mld-trrm ~ U f 0 ClOG>...... r- ___ , _ • maDbtrs ~ld tllat Ocmo<rat lc Aucmbi)III&D uSA c&OidOciMe Otabtr. prime . _ or ...... ~cd _,. or oo1t1r power baa obo plaJd a "*· The Ucutcd Auto the' dc&tllpcnalty biO Ia New York udal llttod•nt· WOfltCn baa bj>c:u ~y Clllhul>laalc about !be SWe. spol(c poolciwly or the" Thc CKhcr UB ~e-and ponibilltic:s or • 1DGI-prodlldioll oo111r hot w~~ec ud audcu11' effons In u lnrcmew SASU Eatcurhc Comlttee horneiJell\all iodQAr)', whldl mlaht put tiiO<Illlftd• of with TlwSp«orrum. Orabcruld it is member-Joe Rifkin, who •• Itt mcmbcO bock 1D _.k. Thc uolon's own uaulon "aOOd for the 11udtnll 10 be C'UJTti1I1Y runnina for SA Pmldtnt, raon 11 Bb<:k Lakc. Miohilan. boatu a numb« of exposed 10 tht 1...-J pro«N-tO Will ailidxed fOr bl~. faQurc ,tO 1 tolar featura. Solar power bat also &tlnltlcd IUJ)pOrt unc!tntand aO the roncnncP in rbe llttnd the raOy. Rlftbt coo:nplalncd from tbc nutdliniiiJ and the lntm>lllonal Shc<tmttal l)'lltm.'' thll SASU Ccattal In Albany It a Workfta UUon. lohidt is not aoli..,ock.-. Crab« Ulertcd tbat c.tey Is nor "f.,arebead commmcc and clldn't But th<llf....,... union puth qalrut a&ornl«nav Is lotcratcd In the audcllll' ..._..... liam <o the of the SASU dCarb' a>m101 from puo rootJ cbapt..._ Tltc "Oucr COIIiclft't can leN abou< the l!l<anift Comouuec." omJIO'(alll battle now oo D>&Y be In -.lttmo raOy." he claimed. Rifkia told T1w Sp«rnu11 tlta& he loman., . . - tbc Un!l<( Slm-un Loal 1010. Tbc Ocmoaak ,.._blyma:a wm11 to ICt more Input Into SASU, wich 11,000 ......,beD, baa beta flPIJtlaCIOft1UUClioll or o«ttcd SASU uotutlon. " I(I W<K ,a not to atttod tbc rdy--4 tbc llttilly ...;.a Thc Bollly COO>tN<tioo site SASU.'' bc<q>laiDcd, " I'd C8doo-k lara< SAStl pr-am . Rortln ' hundred )'C&rdJ froealleld faaor... •here a o Scnator a <low< nor IIC!l )'CW :· cloitDcd thll he bad mode u arlicr amoblt number of uNoalm I"''<h on fO< .. on- nocry Orabtr reuootdjllat this -..ld commitmenatoplaycbedtum~atA qy. \ ""*"thebclour oftheOovcmor FI/NITTNnJH~Oifl~ Wq "Art~ .me~.,. Itt llallly," .a,.. 1010 O<PIII- Joe or ao)'One cite rutUIJIII." • ro rlw Fonlm IIOd bad to a11tod • Franu. "WQI!Id serious!~ tlvatm tllou>oods of our U8 SASU ddc:plcTw Szoke dlu$' .- . a J TU<'Iday eo-_. 11cmbi!n and destrO)' t1tar 11\tllbood V. t th•nlthe uplalntd that SASU is not What ultcd If SASU tiiO<IId ha•e BliQy sile iD ~ic:ular is a bad"""· and that nudcar ~~ lo bcoomc financially or betft more of a ..iority. Rill<ln powc:r macocraJ is a bad idu." Local IDIO hu bo<n Joined bY t"o othtr USW politkaUy oal>'t althou&h it is rtpljcd thai he matk: • commhmmt plannlns to uart onti-Car<y t.o the play and that iris atwo crcdu 1 chaprcn which r<CCtttly >taacd • Ions. bitter mike carnpalan•ln the fall of 19&2. co~. for "hkb he wantJ I arad<. ...,n!lth<'Nortlltrn Indiana Public Seivk:e Company ............. ~J.s-s--... IIIII ~ 1b< "..-eral (tollPSCO). • .,., or the Ballb' ..o,ca "Tlle ...._.,~ hllftdcdusa•holclisloflal.e.IMicbthcy.._edCKitOr o .. contna," U)'l J<nY Plldjlo, vi<»-praiclml of the 3.ll001uc:h1bct USW Local 1m~. Put ol tbc rcuoo they did ma&.l&ld Pbdpo. -•hllthey ....,.., "tryina to"""_,. or tbe monc~ they'•• walled 011 Bam~ ... ''Wc'•e beard all the.,..,_. abCKic jobs &nd all thll," ~ addi. "But whll'o a few jobs for a covpk of yean ,..... the bcalth of rour kldt u a1 lllkc.'' Thc ecauaJ P<MsytYJJIIa ~~Moe 1oaJJ !raw betft on tbc lewd.- of ClrJAIDizina tbc , _ . . . H.-risburJ matdt. Maloy of tbc -~en ha~ load pcnono1 - o f the Three ~1ilc lslmd ._..,_ t1111 bu littk to do -o lhctr un0011 aflilia&-.. Eal Kahl. dlrectO< of U1111cdfW111ttp won-en Dutna "'-bet •. w1uc1t mdudcs tt.vn.b.Ka. ..;d 11 a .....,t ....,. mofln!l«, thll It< ta!\"td not "U..pl) rr- • uolon pow or ...,._.. boo on tmnl of lu> o"ll tbc ~- "Ukt 10 many other P<OPI< 10 thos area;· he wd. •._ruDy didn't thml of TMI u a throat bcfort tit< aaiclcru two yean qo.Bw, .,,.. March lll, 1979, "hen ourcbildrcn forcnl u11o lea¥< our hom< on Vorl for a mord ~~ mile. . .ay. the dale of that o<adcnt burned i.u df uoto 0\11 coftl<tou>nHL" A FEW MINUTES OF YOUR TIME will determine·the quality of your next year at U .B. SA ELECTIONS Friday March 27th CAPEN LOUNGE' 9 am- 5 pm PORTER 12 p~- 9pm STUDENT CLUB 10 am -Spm -~~~~-cLARK SQUIRE, MSC ·9 Jill· 9 pm GOODYEAR 12 pm • 9 pm GQVERNORS .. 12pm-$:30 pm HALL 12-9 pm~~...:...-....1 �w...., _..,._____ no--._ --·--·-..·-· .,. , . .......... .. _,..._ ....... 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A..m. ,.... ftCA<I\M Md • T'WO ~\Z ST\IOEHTS .. ..,..,, tten•oo hiMr model ICT Sstt , ~~~.-..,.....,. s~~.., ~QIIIJ1 -4 MJ . ---,_~ lH.,•l ..- ..... EGO SPEAJCBIS , ,. - - 4f'd • " fWH1tr'S , A1klft0 $t10 j)IWI s~~Aalftl 1"MM - . E HOUIEIMlfS- . , $ blclrMM ,.,._ ctll Ut SJ.IJ. I'"U'S GoUJ7 .... cf-"'W f\fmtiiHe, wf"' wct~ ·~'c• ~ WO c:att t16-f74S . ~ GIMt tore.-.. lt21CIIllf1/tflf,..,..U14061 ue u~ .-...n•t)1 .. l0S P'fa tafttdllt ~cnldP'W.o ~..,-,......,.•»sus . SUM..ftAM~ lutl.ET tc)USe tof' ........,...._INW .......... wry ctn. ,.c,.. .....,__ fWII. ~ C»f''ddtloft.llJ·S•tt. tuC:H &.MAlltJil•w"'"'lng 1a 9tnn• W.Or\. OU" JiOnY tof ...... ~ Or'lntl.firon'tllfWcwpo.'llbwtn. . . Tbm. 111,1 ;,·,r.TII! tor siYdlu ... hn•rb•ric c.MIKt: W . U..,.Me CEI01FE) tc:fMN OiWf't .....,..., r.....-ch ---_ --l~r.tory ll'1•'1760. WANTeD; &u~l c:ounuiOrl •ntt - ...... UUA.B CONCEITS .\to Etoooior J '*"-i< c... . . . . cam'P o1tll'trioft'e ,.qwlreO. ........... IU..-&11 -·~--­ ....... .......... .. tht Sou•" ~.. Tbe.,.... ..- ._s..---~ e.trynJ seu or~:u nu oesunnAT10NS. ,......,, -Come!.. ~c;.NISJ....,. 1 oe ,.,....,.. NUc~C~~t. Ftoom ~-,....-mr~ . Jru5t...,. ..... TOI8CIJJ..fri. . .. r7 1WOSROWS.tlll:30 ~ tar ect• l tNm.II'JY_..,.. GllllfJIJtoJt -._,.. Dlf'\. Tonr. 0r Ed. Gooct ..........._ ro D6T¥CTm.,. llirl:lo" ct.~..-.. rrw irth ~~-- ­ CIIIitoM~t"'*'liOw-tou! TME Ul tGCfCEV ,....,. - ~ ~no.,.-tn tb ~ ~ 14Nil . . . . ~ ..... ~ ~.0 .... ;-, .. Nl ~OIIf ....... - G#JitB ...... _ . . _ ., LATKO PRINTING AND COPY CI.NTI.J.S RESUME PROBLEMS? _ ... Let Vt Show Vou SlmplaFRhT'IM!n Le-t Vs Typeset & ..,,.,.,ornt lllf Pnntlt IIETTERIF4ST£RIFOR lESS ~.,~..,.~ s.aou.<.. •nu LATKO )111 ..... S. ,,,, . . . . . . . . . . .. 1... Mr Taco I ~---------------------· !3248 M:in Stnet (acr~: ~a;;~)~~ I Restaurant and 1 • P•c·Man • AsteHJids· 1 • Glllaxl•n • Missile Command I 8Uy ont: SIIPDI mQ.t.\co ... bf'ftWie c;ct ~ ~t Oc!lnk j:QE:£11 ... ----.. II ~ D«'l.. ~.,.,....,. ICIM Tw ...4ay ttiprtt _..._ wry ClOit"'IIf''IM -.,.._,tobe.W"'-. lAB OD 8 fllliNiiln. • MOn• ......_ 1 ~MO$t.JC'IICSo! YO' =.T::I!:"-:S0::00Ja :'=A::-':VO=T::E~l:;l(:-; ua;:A:-:.=:-, . •. tiwtWI wo.. •w. ¥Okt ...... \!Ott - . . . - U & o i M. FOR GREAT RJOtf • ...,. ~ c.ft ~" U1 t7U, 113 lJ07 Raa. ~iancfiUiid- '1 MASS EACH 01'V • noon ~'"""" • ,_.. '""""' ~ ~ canttf. -.. .. ~--- wyou'll Lo•~ Our Sul>a. Too.'!' to< AJ the lnst•Me P818legal TrUwlg we,.,.,.,...,~ Oll8f 4,000 COllege oreQ.ateslo< c:ate«s in taw, business end u,o•---- ..-.....~&..WA/'t"ffl'tllt .....J f".urrhenTTc:n. you will.- ~cndolt-ma Wttster ol Ans In Legal SludiesllwOugll llnllodl School o1 L1IW lor 81 tk;Qn pe'f' . . ttlottNrtl\fllet -'"' ()lltljll( - M P.J.IOrroM$ ft1l •tl-. ... ... ~ .... ~tOJ'I!'a.ICftOINrltllft t S......._ ........ _... ........ .,. ..... ............ moJI JLIPPCM1• . . RIM'rL GYMNASlA·tf'lt C:OUttlf'M-"' -.onb ~~ SHIII.ZY....,...,. • a ,..; ,_ teM'I HI ....., ......... T~ TH.E- Flt£E MUNCHIES, tlftcJ ..... Ill P..J...._ P.J. ID"*'W , . . k_, c:omT-. bKk t·o M4ev naus 01 &tU.,. A.T . . . . AM..~ l'loll< IS PtltEl'AR&NG FOR MNrf.,et ..... ~ ~ ~ t)"'2:Jt7. , .....,_ c:..- I • --~------------------· SUccessfg careers Don't Just tqlpen final)ce. After~ t1vee monthS ollntensMI treiring•..,...,. place you in a stimulating and c:hallellging I)OIIIion 1ha1 ollets professional grow1!1end eJCI)IIldirtQ cat-~- As a Legal Asslslant you will dO worit lntdittOnally perfcnnedby " PIPPiN _..CI .. F'o,. CoiOre<l Glrn" I : W""'- II .....,_»MI T0800T'I~II(Ziftd ...........tfd ... M .............. ........ t\lt.tr"• t"k Sa'l•nt• Y '~~• M • • ~8eo.LAirfY' ... . . . . to ..... """".. ..,tl_ _......, ...,.,._,...,.........,_,.~ .., e,.a . . . .,.., -....... ~ ... -·-··-5.- ... S&. c..- .. -- ... ..c..----....-BMcMt iO. 0""'0 .-r-UNrTY'S GUA l ~...._ ~ ~. G4't I)U 41 Jt SOF-TS.td.L. T-..n. i ....,..,_~ ~,.,.. TYPfHG $ E-"tC£. Mortf\ tklffelo .,.... diU.ftet ..ftl. ,,.../,, . . . . .c __ __ _ ............ . -·""__ BROMBERG .. ,.~""" - ~~~. - - - ............ ~J:J ... , ... "'tttt!S'ttOODl ~ 4lt Wfltf'll.•H c•ll~ct f"e'"f'' N jtre COioE TO 0. - - - ............ DAVID .,.,.. ~c..l DQ._ ...._,y. MDW!INftt 0:~ ift U~t = j i The action against cancer ...... .. ,............... ~ c , ,.,..,,,•"'•' t~o --.__ ... __ _ fi'OW WI al~ f'V'IilWG SBPJCEGr..- ieWd'l lt, St, 1.0.,.... .-.ell Ap1l 1 ., • J)tww:l I .oopm. ~ ..,.,... "'I!Ort\oftlftif' ......... GeW"" MAJOI(CHISOT'> OH .. GAin': 2h1 lirthdfY. IHt for ,._.,. fntoNN110ft . A....,...IAa~ ~ MC.....,. ltt~ ocun ,_ tu .,_,., ,.,.,. FAEE ~-........._~.,_T..._ttll tfNA ~ PSI)F£SSI)NAL TVfltHO br SUE one ftO tlftc ror l••••u•r - .,...TIE"""* -.,.., ...- ,_ •••t..so•"' 3 6 Hopkino Rd. WUIIatnsvllle~ .... ~ Sl.omni ~ "'- 1)4.~rn«.IU .. H4 ,...,~., ....,.,, (M\Irel air, c•'lleflttt. e-... - ...._;;a. -~""·­ :~:..a.oJJ IU Eitt~ U1 ~ronn-c.au..,a . t1t~.S•Illl'ft. Going In, Style I mi. MIC ........, ...... ...... .... ... .,.,.,..,1Ut CAIN'U'f. CAIIl U!JivC:t 6 U 4 dJ ~EEMOVIE M:t0NM4T( WANT1W: 'J~• hO\IW UJ.OOt, CIIII~ Music ~ Mea.. - - ,..., . . . . . . 'fi'W Nonct.Ay Thwt4t; ·~ - - SUNDAY-- IOIA't"ttofMN ''""'~~·"'"' .. '"" TAX~.,. ~t 11W Open Mike Nietu t.culty . . . _, ,,. , . .. .,.,. ...., nJa ) ... ,,.. ""'""""* utlt;tln M)'WifGl . . . . . - SPEC.-.&.. OISCO\.IIif'J i tin on the action 1'1-fft .......,.. .......... Oftt.,.fftt allomeys end o1het prolesslonalsln leW ftms, ~ blinks.- - ~and tnSUranceClOfT1)Wiies. eo~ne wort.~ at The lnsi!Me We are rogerded aathe natlon'a &nest and- pres~~g­ lous progrwn to< tranng leglll ~lor law firms. biJaiMu and finonce IM, utmponant •cu academiC QUidly •our ~reUI The lnslilule'a~ ~,.;a mdVO!'aJOblntnet;lllyOI~chOice. lnol,youwil be eigible lora~-relund I you we a seniot In higll academk:~ end 1oaNng lor ltle -l:lr1ICIQI-IO begin~ your Plaoetnen1 Olllce lor atllnleMew ..... CU ~ . - .CIOOllad Wewllvlal1,ow_.on: MARCH 31, 1981 �A1pN ~Della- todoy ot 3 P""' In 2l2 Squire. ~-m- -y'o~ plouetrytoollond. WfUd..,.- 1'111- ..... - -, .. 7,.,..tns.p...Fo< moft - - oltlw , _ ,, . . _ ... ~ - todqOl 4 p.m.lfl8369 Rod-~ , _ _ _ Asa. - =-.,. ,., =- P•llt tc.al Sde•c• JC-nfon -Dcpetlmtntel 16 .. tlw X... - . . . lloldy eo....... c ClilroeM- 1\.Aa. - - · & p . m . ' " »2 l'ol"'.:: eo. • Prof. - v_ I'.FAK:. tho ~~>-...r .. epmot29~-Pl-.......,..and 1o1etn Few ulllt 1215,.. ~ ,.. •op 1>)1 Tht Ci<olll I'Wta)2- - . . . - . n g todq f'~~-t.219F.....,...kHel: nl<n'ks, oru & lcctnre8 l'londooy at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.• T....ctoyot II o..m and 3 p.m. 4/l M9e.rn.. and 1 p.m . 4n•t lO e..rn end4p..m 4!3ot ll-.m• 41fht10an>- 417ond2pm <118019 o.m 41'hnd3p.m.<lll0otllun., 4Jil ocl p.m.<l/14 • llo.m• 4/15 .. 4p.tn" 4/1) 01 9'o m 4116oc 9 om 4117 ot 9 e .fft. and I p.m" 4120 Ol II • m and 2 p .m 4121 01 9 un. ond J p.m.; 41l2 ot 10 • m """ 2 P m Sophomorn admitted ot department• t M t.heh " How to Mallo f"r\oftdo ond tnllutnco Poof>lc- liMn b) O.rf)ll Ho'<lt from Cootnp.a lor Owlot Tuudey • t 7 30 p m In tho Jont KH~r Room El-~ en.- " Utftlutlon ol Dllluoo l!:tlorgy - . a, • ...., • - llllnd giVen 1>)1 Or Stq>Mn M<otoollo T.....S.y at 7 P m In l20 MfAC. (111('0~ • Ceuu ~ Pi.ruUna Ofrkc wor11.shopt; RuurC'hh\g Employing Org.onl•we<~n.-y at 2 p.m In 15 Capen. AC How to evelu.te • (oc:npeny t:tUOU!Qh fn cW!p(h ·~••ch be.IOte the compeny lnlto:l"#tt-w g,...,. "Fol'<lf" Troftln o PWin<d l!'.eonomy" b y Or Z. Foltvn<llt April I or 7 p.m. ln 1 17 l">f"AC, Ell-.. "Sptlllfllmc ot ~~ Junlnro who wl• be r>fne on lo gnc~.,.t• 0< prolaulonol - 1 'Oho will bc groduOII"'J In 19112 fhould Ill "'>a rofOfef\et flle. ca11 /oln, fo\ad< ot 83 1·3515 Ot eomt to 3 Hayea C to meke- en eppotnttnMt. 874-4911 Colfed>ou. . luiUtint El<t~ p m In tM- JOOMiteUar Squ1re No"""""".....__,.,.,....... 0.¥1d IINmborl ""'"> ot 9 ....s 11:30 pm ., i~ f"•,_• Room . !iqwo Tldom ...,,_ 01 tho Squtre Tlcl<ctOIIIC< c.... - ...... u • ~tu 1114 Pol M~tiouu> Ci""'PI\prlll5ot 7;.)0- IOp.m. M t1><1 Or.-~.. on 1o1etn St Tldo.u aYoilobltt 01 tho Lanvueft- g~Y<n llr - s.,...,.. T'<l<>t Olloet ~-of tmptn.a c~ london. today .. 3:30""' -""*"---- .. a ..- •n o.r1t "F'or Colo<.o 1\prN 15 ol 8 p rn. 1ft O._k <l)on. Trclt... lo< boU'Iiho'ao e'\.tf~ M ltw ~r-'f' llA.t!t Oft"'tet Orlt ..,_or-- '••wong ,.,.....,.1 '" oducotlon, on. - .. refer~ •net lne,.w~ e Rec:Mt Car.on Cotk,. la now .c::c.:plln~ resvma Cor t.he ,.., pooltlons of otudtnl <OOfdlnotor for lh<t 1981.& - . n k ywr, Rt-..., be aubm~led "" ~ canon College, 302 lflllk•- Quod, flllcolt Amber" 'f or mo.• lnforii'IOIIon ton 636 2l 19. Spoo\lab Club Tor- locs.iy at ~ p.m. In 930 o.mAC. WiH bo munohl<to. .,.,..,.Y reedlogl ond dM<Ing. n..,,, wlnt.-.. ""'*- CAC lllool<lloe for.., oulttant ~Ohdor.lfyou •.., - .,.,.,._ u.. .. 831..)~21 ""-~111e-Bettkoflfoo- ll 11om - ) .. O...k F'trio( Th1lt .. )'OUt . . . 1b _ _.. All , . - . 00 to 141>A 0....,. /'0\orothon. can I1Mqr .. 831 ·lt21 -.........~.. Inc. . . . . ....., todoy ot 7 p.m In »2 $quft. -- - I*IY todoyot9 r o.y p.m. ........ 1ft 107'1'--. F-. ' _._ ......____ ,.._qolled ----- - - , . ot 7 P-"'· and 1 _ , _ ot II;)() o-m. Hot . ..., ~-.,.s.mo.y_oo5p .fln.lntho .-~!loam. Elllcolt, ' II ot 830 " O-.tan<!i"ii ln·form«< ""turol LMQu-..:- A l.Jolar 11 "' tho I'O)'ef' of tho Lodu•ood l.obnuy bookl .nod mloCJifarrnJ o1 puliicauona thM ~ trrmsoflhou do¢> of-rlhq>, to .,. 5Ubjo<u o{, , _ . . , aged. hiStory fll lmo"' Room- Aiol\o H-.., sa...,_ l'.p<N A F -1 'fllloe 1M W•t to ltlo FoNma p m lind IOmOfTow ... 2 ,end 1 pm -an the: llotNtvw Comtll Thtotor es-t --. ~and Ck!lque Ac'll'lolllooa- Apr~ -.u- • tode)' • • In room 4 I . 4226 Rldgo tu to bonelit the /oluiCUior Annuol O.nct OystrOfllly Asan. Come ond dw!cl< out of fOUl faYOrfl~d biMI. ta\IOJl'- o.~. anct fevorite beef Co _...s 1>)1 CAC, Pob&t llr. .1ng Co. ond \1/ZJR Radio ~tin• Aj>IO ~~ p.m. and <Ontlnulng vntl1:! A.m ~>.prol ' · Ita a tiJM you won·a Wanl to rnbt Be- there--In th• o1 '"" Hay.Cto)""- Pendlig"rn ~ grven b)' StaJ\ I<~)' of Ind..,.. Un-..ty ,t,pll3 ot 3:30 p.rn In,_, 4 1 4226 R<dgt -Bill Vaughan o.nce "'-'- o.y..,. ..........1111 Suppon UB'I f",ftll u• ..,.,..- ....,. ~opw ...,. \olllf04d1ft0 ol tht Uf\1\tne lode)'., 730 p..m., ·~ ., 2pm oi>CI7;.)0pm ondSundayot2p.m ottho~ llulldlne llulfolo Stoto Col~. 1300 Elm......., """ GrlduecJne Jun~ and SeNora-/\ repretenWb'tt from &r""" Co"- o1 Ilk Oty of Now York Win boon.....,_ frldo~. A9f11. 3 to dbculo tho!< i\UIA Progr..., 1n Hulth Co<• Adm... req<oined Coli - - Ol 831 3515 01 1>)1 J c:on~e." announcanents mort- 8.,ff... "KroWotk Ct:ntCJ mHU every other """*" Economlsts report that a college education adds many thou.sands of dollars to a men's llfeUme lncomewhlc:h he then spends tending his son to In 2l4 Sqwor• A l - - . . . a n d l r - . . - . . . -. Ci<dwd Pall<-· Sport AUdioft. Allpcoceod> _ , . . t1w wM' ~t< of Cya;c Flbroo4 11 "-U-,. ot ...... a-. C-.cll ....... -...-..soy .. );.)0 p.m. - . . . . . lluflolo -Jolll - zv" ,_ ~ p.m. • • _ , . .~ . . , . . ml rOf &dv1.on.. t£ta , _ . c_, 6;.)0pm In IOCepon CAC. wflhi>dp from Odt II. I - - ~lp. ...... c:ell rt.ncy ot CAC. &ll-»21 quote of th~ da)· u-. TOll._~ _,.,....- ... . . _ _ . . , . _ "'-1cww c-r Sodoty Oelfodn s.s. .....--a 1>)1 deplirt.tnents _,.. 7 p.m'" 3'2 ,AC.~ ,.,<MI., bu>l-• "'roo.. Tube- lllm end cartoons today "' 170 l">f"I\C Ellko<l H60ltfMdorlot 7 ond 9 p rn end--'" Sundey In the Squlr• Confer..,... TtM.otor o1 '· 7, end 9 pro. "Tho Big Rod Ono" ntm •• 4·30. 7 • nd 9.30 p m . 1on,orrow In th~ Squlre: Conf~tet'lct: The:ottr end 5-'-'nd•y in the Wotdmen The:Mer, tiorton. ..PWc ~ toct.y •net tM Squir• Cont.<..- \omotrow •• The-. It-1(- mWnioht \1\ 1.egto1 baulu? Otoup ,Log.~ SoMt:a olio,. '"" 1ogat Md to ... 08 Do you""... Merlns ~n SWJ/tfU t:ourts of tht Pfctfdettt•s Commluk>n? Cii.S baoJa'l[ to oct 01 <ltftndon lew-....., Fo< """" lnf<><mOtioa. *'PIn ot CilS ()pan u.s P""- ~. r~. n-.c~oy, and I'rider. ....n 1 p.m. 1n 340 Squire. ......, -.YI from 1·5 p.m In 177 l">f"AC. Elllcott.llll-2273. """"'*lon "Ond~raiM>dlne III·For"'OAI ""tunl ~ A Porod'l"' ll. .t,.tod gwtn 1>)1 Stan IIWii"'Y of lndion<o On"'""'~ April 3 ot 3;)0 p m In room 41 4 226 Rdg< .... 11•- o ComputOf Lentuooo" 1>)1 Robon llo"•l•kl ollmpOII•I Colloge, L.oMon,todoy •• 3:30 P-"' In room 41, 4226 R•~• L•• "Logic u OuilJon" "'A Wom.nta tOfllght at 41.10. 7•nd 9JOp m ln the SqUire Confe~ Th-eater - '1ll< Cioool Doctor" o . . , _ 11r 1'1<11 s -. • ill be ,_,..,;by STACiE on I'role) ancl s.-y.Apr~ l 5 ot II p.1n and Setutdoy AprOI 4 ot 7 end IOl>'"' ot tho Kolha<""' Comoll Thtat<r. EJUcott. Tldo... ere S) end ..-e on,..._ • tM lit1r.et ofrt« end at tt. Ooot. w-,. 9- "lluont, Slgnlfk.,t ond Onlquo Acqulslllons" Aprtl 1/'l<oy II In the foyer of the Loa....od Ubrery fWurong book• end mtetotorm• ol wucauonra ~t ere unusu.l \n '"""' oflh<ttr doptn ol tdtola..nlp, ..,_or oppr_,.., .,. wblt<:l.l ol· terror-. ~ ........ - k. n ...ory. ad~. an. ooelology, m•r•noo motortals, t>ua<nou andllw"""" "Clr-ooft filM" 111m a n d - today In 170 I'IFAC Ellk:ou and - 1 f t 146 Dltfondorf el 7 and 9 p.m. ~" the Squir• Coolfe.-e Thut.o< .. 5, 7, end 9 "A w-·· OecbloA" tonislftt it'4:30, 7 and 9:30p.m In the Squwt ~ "-er ':fbo ... ..., - o...- f1lool .. 4..30. 7 and 9'..)0 p.m. .... In ... Squort Coni- n...t..-ond Sunt:lo)' In the Woldtnon ~... Nor-. i\lpllo l..omWa Delta-Todo; II tho lool day 1b llgn ... lor au<T-trlp.E.dt-.....,.brtng 1-. Tho Tp,.......,_,or"""" <DRil$10/,..._for t.o.r-. lnlonNolan go to 110 Nortan-9-~ p.m. today"' - "'"""'ooa" today - . _ .. mirlnoQfil "' ""'Squirt~,._, Monday. To -ludc)' - - - -..... to lletl for • oocMI -Tho~~ wdt-ID- ofi'IOA It ...... lwld "--ey r-. IOp.m..~ ... bo 1Dibolr ,_,.,and rMdy wdtolnlt Thooo-......., lor.,..., _........,._,-..ro;.lor.--,....,- - - . . . , sigr>od"" -. . . . - t h o - _ , . to tlw " - · - - . . . . . , - - 'll<lly, IOddy and ........... _..,.,. lor fi.OO• • • 1.50 ~kilo,., .... _ , . T- T _ _ , Ull ~.., 0.~ o f -• o-r-. l'ltld. AC. kh• Sid Club I J - taldlot.,......... 10< Sid Club 8ootd of of the IJNII-82 · Scop ow- lft by~ltollll-.-. ..,.,.lo.._,...._,..,orsrw.--""" - • - and • ~II to.....,..... to bo hold 5unolor ,_ 10~ pJn. In 0.11< HAIL T - for ...,..., will ... 1n the Squire c..- Lol.ftO'! - 1 f,_ ICI.3 p.m. Cell Vho ot 837· 11187 or Tlln ot 1131-4156 for . . , . , _ , . . . _ _ _ _ t-,ot5p...,,lll 2t0 Squire. • G I . _ , CW.pr- - · 111.4 p.m. .at tho pnaloo- rwxtto ~ AC. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n73 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 24 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5f21b06874a348f973c15449ba8114bb.pdf 46d1462929b94ea27c3b863ce8b9cb16 PDF Text Text 25 March 1981 Vo4 31 , Pfans drawn Squire's interior to be 'gutted' .., ...... IC. ........e Alllooulllpleu ..... ,.. 10 ... oflidolly IINiilell. s.- Hall will ... ·•....,.plady pu..... ~ ,..rcc 117 • • for _ . . . illlo lbe DaiiUII Sctoool. ~ Pmodall few F8<ilillcl ... ....._ ..,.. """* ....,-..s. !Nil4ioiJ .,.,,Ill tdctriaJ 10 will - · pr..._ ..wm b a or cllffcrCIII alt... - . 10 dor ttU<Iatt Wlloo. £atfler ....... •-b<r s....,.od tloll ooly ,..., o( Sqlllrc's tour n-t .-tel ........ !be Sdoool, wiUie otl>cn I'CCIOIJimmdod total _ ......... uc--s;.. caSqooift . . . . . ...,. . .~ .. ..,...-Noll. "W~'U loaw 1 0 - Ute Cl1liR ~- ...s .... . ; d a - .... orftcc Mel ~--"-.111< ....') .... "The fwJcdons of a Sll.ldent .non are WIIIL The a( a SIUdR &nill1 ........ ID fie qldr of .. and In the Die ""' fl(fem at.e'lliln end re8!rWon at the Uniwnity... - Director of Nort.on and Squire Unions james J. Gruber ''aUittd" builclioJ, Noll_...-- tlu....... Ill< pr-. JU11in1 b ..,...""";,.abuildJaa," ,..............,. "We will have an cxttrio<, we'D save oncxcevadon. ~ ''Olmplttc than and - ...,..., ha•cto build u . _ . ... ro.....loD." The Uloiv<nily - - lila& c:acdlal a ...... 117 Soli> Boord I 111M -"'...,.. ..,_,... ~ Sqairc tw1 Tlt1a orroa:"' td , _ Vert Suu Loctcry ucbu to~ Sab llowollllllbiUinllh " ' - - ' orr... of " - o( tile -........... ........ _ . . . . """ Tlt\:ct ~ 10..,. s.- " " - ~ --Boord .. Soob lloorol orlldal Eaaltl¥< llw<aw Daulll lllo<t. ByCMiJ · ~. Sab rcarwd rcJ<QioD or ;,....,-. ~iool Vice ~ few SWclcal Allain A.a.-y Lon:ftzaJJ found ••qo teek<mlnJ ....... in tbc ticket pr-opoAI. OollitoJ dot ,... .., _ . , . .... for UB. Lormzati - . d be "did 001 rmd any ..,_, wu/lia the adminiar•lno fO< i&." TdCI orra " ' - Da>od Soa:t- ..pa;ncd thai tiK p1M ,.... d<vucd "baicllly to .....,_ our ........._ .. ~ . " Thr uctzc ofrocc is ruDDito& • .......... <Idle-- W,.to po) lor ci<If." u.dor Ill< propao.ol. tbellct.t orrocc- ~ . . Loctcry tod<r> oo ....__for tacaou a pocar ...S-,.. . - fO< Sl . """"""-& 111< 10~ TIKTduorriC'<-orfcr-to....,. ··,...u• ..,, •-npop'.,..,....,storc," ~-· TK~aotclo:d••* lottCO' tidt<u -'<! be ' 'trdl.al bt:c any otJaa tdct C>'CIM • th< Tldta bollcn""" ...................... - ... .......,s. Dapuc lbe nwic:ou ud ..,......,. ClQ>COIII.C ...S wppli<s inwoiY<>d ill reolniCblrinJ a lobor UB nixes Lottery sale ) ..,..,...,cator ......_" IW No. 72 SUNY at Buffalo ' orrocc." Ia ad<lition to o<lminiJli'OU•< -.;on to tbc Loctcry, Sub lloMd 's plan .... fOstered dlsscot """""studtftt leaders. Studall Bat ...._...., (SBAI r<pma~blli>e 10 Sub Jloard Alan lto>cr>fdd aad ~c S l ....__ioo ffllRROIOII.c Allot Medii< bo<h _ . Ill< Loctcry plOD Rotaofdd objoasiCWIWO ,_,.. Hcdoia>ed dlat ...._......... td by 117 lliii'Qt M-.dodo." Ill< l..oiH:ry . . . WC>IIId 11> ''\o tbe ~ Th< SBA ,.,.,._.., btiJc>ft tloll lolwdodl. ~ o( _ . . _ , d\rociiiOUl tiM: -w. • ~ . . - olf tiM: JJC:ku - . o- ltoaatfdd said ........ . . _ _ • tlut tiM:_, . . be ....t to PO' lot llct.t ~-- ... bdir-a is _..... ~ po<llJca . . . . . ~- Solloy! roo cnaoy ~ an: calin& 1>1Jb ulorXs from 111udtftu' lftOM)', " Ro&onrdd opioed. Ya B~Kk 1MI>ttd thai pcoliu f.- Loctery tala ""llld pooy f e w - Toclct Ofllce pooita "Absol_.y ooc," 1K uid. Mcodlao< Ollldallh• etJiic8l ve~ or " 1tJ.t lbe Loctery n a •~or ~. '\siK apluMd. Malia< addallhll sbe c1ott""' LocH:ry Dcbss . - to _ _ . . . tbc Tocl-.s 1oucs. U~cSl- A.aodlrloe (SA) T . - aad rqoroJnOloDv<IO Sail 8oont Ala bc:lieoa t» Lollcry .............. .. <ihiaol .......- tlloa ddt& liq-... campos. .. _ . . . . tlut 1M Louay "'ila pel woy to no1st _ , ,.. -;,.~UP....,.. olc:aaaad. DOl ... ,.,.Lou..,.. orne.:•, "'""'the lith....,.- to_.......- or Malia<'Hf • .....,.. ..., Lortay tict<G they COD . . Lbcta ID aty """'bcr of plwx$. Yet Nalwl Aid be bdic>a, "'if - doa'l do i t , - die wit." LofalzClti -..1 dlat tbc Uaivcrlity adminiJmtioo clot$ ""' willina tO ~ iU pooitioo ....S allcnr Ill< Lollcry sob 00 taii\P"'· Ht J~~UCS~od tlut lbe rda orr.... "acntn~• !"""""' in other "'111S .. blcll arc ~· ~ lh• if lillY haft to nisc: pdca bccaust o f ..... .................... _.....__..,... ............_ I _.........._ofSqaft'• to ......... tMir ............. "AI - • Media< .......,.s lbal tbc Tda orr.... .,...... "be ~ ....s iavadptal" 10 ..U i t - cltldaol ud I ! > - ........ is still Olllielolk. bo_.-cr. ''lllcft is pot<IIUal" 10 pta1ll tiK proposollhroaclt u~ ~:·,... r ...... -<d...,r 111< :.!:!.:.."'*" - .. It ...... - woald ""' ..... bw<qltt up .... lnlide: ....., 1....W. P.l_f ~ ,_,.:...p.6 / l'ecW powtr- P.l/ Wotfd ~. Il - l 5 I ~P. /7 �~ APPlJeA110NS AVAILABLE for directon of ~ ACA.DIEI8C AFFAIRS SUB-BOARD ONE., INC. STVDENT ORGANIZATIONS ST1JD£NT AFFAIRS FSA A THLE.TlC AFFAIRS far dsairpenoa ol • aMIUNICA TIOHS SPEAKERS BUREAU I PUBUCJ'T'l: EU~ CREDE.NTlALS AWkatiooa are nailable DOW at 1De SA Office, 111 Ta!Mt Hail When God made man . •. He took a look and said, "I can do.better than that.". So He then created P.J.'•...., ..._. ..... "- TNDI A ..... 0111 ll'.... rrdm, .._._.• ..... .................... LZ:::. , ........ cw, ae ---.. ........... ...-, ........... ...-. ~ . YAUD AIIYniiiE .... -. �At Canisius Budget is 'fruity', Nowak notes Oil AIIIMrilr _, 11x CUUiol or odlocl lid 10 01e Buffalo ao..r.t ot Ed.-- by Sllllillioa • - . Aloo 011 doe lilt of _ . . .,. liar riliaa of l'ndictq a clomlao-likc dl'a:t ll<affalo'• - 1 if . . . . . . ot ~ lo IQjec:ud imo l'rt:llcbl a.-11! . _•• l>llclea ...... ~ Hairy J. Nowalr, J7tlo dioc1a,llllllcd. ··~ ......,.. ow 1Dnc.....,.. _,cold._.-. or _ _....,.. .... ~...,Mld-" of,...,....-.. ......,_, "Willi lk p - ot"'Tbe -.y," ... ,Nootllaa _ _ ...... lo. h ... i aploiMd. ._ ~ .,.,..... ...... ia--""" ......... """the.....,_.. loathe Soudl""" Ad•ial•m.oa"J i.Dter-nt io acc:drradaa the -- ~or..-,.. coald ~ • Spcaklll& to a ~ avwd or ....... ~ """ local ClllllldtiiCMI "' a..... Moaday ollltt. Nowak called lit< Reaa•• lldaoiailtnUoa'• ~ ......,. llld Ill aou "a millureof app6os &Dd o r - • .......0 fndlaalad" lha may raooll Ill co.&inlltd llillo -...,,_, inllMiao """ inl<ral ..... "Tbc MmiDillraloa II ~ Ia a 1oi111 uta _.....•• be cqllaiDocl. ~""" lbe inqJon.aa& *- il wbcdwr the Pf'OIOC*'d bud~« .... ....... u ra.t (Ill reclucini tht fedmol ddldl) .. the AdmlniltntlOil a.. claims.'' Nowak, _.11dc.. No...t. clratcd ...........m:ty aod -.lilly talK llil _ , . wUio .... lllrouP billa:twe. --ed _, r..- aod _ . _ ..-ottnc dllmayod- • vorious tilna from Lh< audialcr. A Caftlsi• ai-DI aod r.,...... UB low audau. Nowak ll Lh< end or bls l«t~~tt flddcd ~- from Lh< audlmce. Asked by ooc Ctnislvs Alldau wblll ~ thc altmudva for 1 audcnt facina locrc:escd tukioll COlli and lhriAtina fedmol ald. lhc eo..,.-nu lltornpted 10 li&bten lbc queaioa by ouqestina "mllT)'ina • rk:h or IUJ·.. tbeR would be a..c He lidded thllairlhopcflllly altorl>llivcs, such u lncrt&IOS in Tuition Auittli>C< f'rosr"'? but did not dohomo oo bow or ,.ben lbac ahtmanva would carne about. ckponck:ncySiFecleral Ald. OAIIJ own . Many or tht - - ....... 'for ,...uctioft or txtln<Uon. accord~ Nowak, l i t deoip<d 10 bdp .,.,.. tucb u llllffalo mal111ain tcooomlc equUibrlum durlna ptTioch of h1ah . ,. . .ed r.......-. c......... lbc D•mocradc eo..,..,.,.,.. noted worries such as WJ«nploymeol and lhc andual dimlnatioo of Mus Transh Optrauna Subeldlel 10 tbe ~· Fronll<r Tran~poruoloa -Gen Ed woes snag .. ..._.'-_............""""" bot- $0 llldliOOpG'Ciall. I dOill' blowltow w.-era New Y«<t ~lei ...,. witb u incrcaR ot tM1 mmina 10 a..rra1o ...roc:a~~y. cxpr<UC>d coocom .,.., Lh< City'• &Dd il'o inability 10 quldly l'qiU« IIW dmolcalirll dT«:loa-_,., ._allyle e.neco..y wb<ft 9} ......,... of lhc - . . . aod 75 pmaa of lbe ...,.._.,..~Oil-ps IOUI - Ktlly Ann M,_,. • ' ~ • I I r- - ~lfl!ilffllflllli!'IR'lmiil 1 o1 11! 1 ' • Ififl.,ft•.~•• llr.llf.fli!I!JIIf.lfij J 'I iii:•aiij•l::!i< l: j1i, ;1 ;1~1;::1 : : .I.:.''·•. : ;!!!J!~ '!' · " j OPAHDINO 001 •..,..ct• ot O.-.o1 ~----.-­ ........., •• 1M , . . . MFC r..c.t...- ..... ~ ~t.-..n c ....efty illeefl ••t"' Lilrc IIWIY of its day sl>te<'s PfOITllllJ, the Millard Fillmo<e Collqe's (MFC) 111tempt 10 in1!>lcmmt 1 Ocncral l!dU<llion proaram Is cvrrmlly boged down in 1 numerical juOJlc of lmplll:l and raourc:e !mpliaotioo foaura. ltaviaa IIWiy •'Dndcrina whll the Unl..nit y w!U !oak Uke In Stptcmhor 19el when the I'C'Oiflm Is puo Into aalon. A rcpon, ~pared by .AsW.ant, Dtan Eric Sudff, aotornpts to sot~ some ar the compln rlddlel slln'Oundlna lmpl<mcatatioll of the proaram aod its tmp~~~:~ oo lbc MK proaram. Altllouab cltatly jtut a suaaes~ive documc-ot-whbou& solid rccommc.ndaLfOnl or auc:rtloot or f...,.._Strdrr's wGrt oantains a doiiincd analysis of resourtc ramifiCatiolls. Heconcludcsc..tw ••pracnt MFC raourc:a arc not aufraciaal towstaio a c:urric:ular sbih" tbll will be for1hc:omlna 1r General Education il !mplcmenoed. He calls for OJiiswlc:e frora the UnlYU'dty's other vn!IJ 10 hdp meet !he ch~. ~ he pmllas w!U be I shifL tO Iowa- dirisioo Cllfollmmtt. OlfT..-·- • Aner tiYina to -....r 0111 1 IOlod pt'OI7lUl si- the lllid· l9701, lhc Unlvonity FkJIIty Scnllr In No•-hor paJicd a -Ofcd-doom _....., or lhc 00ama1 plaa. ~ lbc WO<t or Divlsioa or UndcrJ1ad ...• Eduaotioo (DUE) Dean Jolin l'<ndo!IO. Now 011 ..-leal, he bad ct1111poscd a plaa IJial -..lei make fmluncft tDI<rifll UB iD 1912-13 CCIIIIpla< ooc - - . d axarx Ill _., of lhc rr~ Kno<o1eda< Ar- ouuidc tltodalt's~. The Saw< .was ablt 10 ..- thll modoe boc:a.- of l.bc budiwork of t.t_...... Prorcaor Robtrt eer-y. wtoo aucltorod a .....,.. r!'J'Ofl tlw, for tbo fant lim<, cltariJ -..! the resultt the Gcacnl Edtsc:Won -would baftoa UB..-urce~. suarrs won il . , . _ to eer-y·, c~oaoma>• and ,... drafted 111 doc ,..... FGoc< c. tbo baplcmmultioo ..r 0a1on1 ~·· r . . - ~The author aJao -ed lhlllbc sit. . . . i1o NFC is tliff- ..,_ doc day adlool in "siu. ,...,.._ ~-llldatadalt_.... ... . . . . _ 10 ~ ...... ,_ Trv Wftldy's AII·You.C.n-Eet Garcknf'Tuh SALAD BAR Buffet Only $182 �t - ------ - - l - MFC ..-:----Holle& dlel ... a.-Ill ~ eo-In« boat ........., - - MFC 10 dewlop ., .............. con< pravu~," Scrcilf _ . .._ Rldl Aller _ . . . will> Oepon.- of T.-ponaloa (DOT) 0oat rb 'oc:e DnJd J.voo. lldbotly wu .-...s tlta lloe .... ......w ... ~ bytiiOri-J-. T W - b btU,. f - dltOOlllt tptdll Fedlnl ... ....,...,_... , i a - Would Nia lbe mobll•r IMI ....-17- ...,_ clmJioaJ • 111< - u..- 7• n... - 11 ~ -~ IIIII .................""'-'< ..... - ....ud.. e.. -- • proonba 10 lb< ~t na.. ~ Uoc rcje<doo or ....... Streff ~. C ¥A'liiOOIIMoadiDalllte-lao ....wladoe of 11o< a-11 ~--ail ho.. 10 bo diltricu, .. ol111tidt will . . _ _ , ,_,.. · k wiii...S u.. ....._ ol odwt ~ • 111. Willi ...... f... ~- • ...,...;ry. lite .... ...t •llit.e '"poniaaly rdl<lcsM" Fer _ . . 1111 loaol - . . . ,, loCf1C ......, ...S • ......, -SolD< or 1M 4iltril:l> ~rrooe loaorTcd • ~. _,. for••• DOT c:;o.,.iuloo<t Jo•u Smlllo " " " - ol-lO """""'· ...-ell Stltitr JIRidku .. _ _ • ....,. o.pouiblr ""'*r .............. thtoriPW ,...,~-10......,. . . . ., .... , _ . , ...rqtd_ ... ~ l'» New Yert ~ Ofllor of Oa>cnl ~ lt8a ........ ~lo..,...w.. ;r_ .... _ - - lli.a olow ... md al drllaot ID dnt W - New Yert a- ~laa 1 rult ol ........ - tk ...... of. Mala Sind ll>a1a. '"nnct< dl1 proptny, .. cltdlrol Bdllmy, " - ' aecaw - l e a l ••• r " ...,...... uu ll!rio IIIUI'Irrt, Dones Latet ~ PBit, ... DO~ . . prl\'111: propt<\f•'' ~ Suit l'lrrt .,. " ' - t....., ,., lbe Spnq n.. ....... - c:laimtd 10 ...... dls<:o>uoolllll or II>< ...... .. • .... COIIUlinc:r locat<d .. 8ta and " l C>OD't11Ddentand hoW '--dial lilt .......... ....... lb< J>tOI>O'II .. tht Jttr..-- s.r...... New Yon~ PIMnlna Lobby, an Alblfty· he could ho"< found as-h Part alp thtrt.''llciiMDy b..s cc.lllloa of teVirOCUIItnUII orpniuuoaa. Tht woncltrtd. The Councilnwl'a mojor""""""' wuthe -"""'Y Labb7 oo.cndt that after • tboroualt audy or lbe 1!11...-.1 ~loll uw, a clttmnlnai!Oft or an ............, w:IUde brUt& liAOIIIt 10 - " 10 • wu ...,. tba lloe clrUllna P<oannt is "dc:lrly call lbould • ....., .;,n bo lDiuina or alqibl<. "I'd illop\." ~.abby Direct r ll<:mltd Mdtw>kl told the holt for aon>tbody to looe their Ult beta- or Cny tneffoe><n<y," uid Bellamy. Cl>orirr~n.. Ofllc:c or Ocnc:rll Savlca. an ..... or tht om~ or htb and R«rQliOit, cootmdt thu Slat~ law only forillcll tht lanlna or prtork.land for cln111na Tht fourth aoeual Sickle Cell Oooee J)Urpoot~, whllt preatrVina 11o< Parb Olftoe rilltt to M.,..hon/OiJco 'II will bo bdd tills -md to ..,.... In ~· owa PI and oil dbcowty. The Lobby........,. tbat an opinion I>Wtd by tht Stat< btner• tht Si<tlt Cdl Provom aJ BulTalo Chlldren'a AltorDOJ OcM<alln ltu opodfltolly billa drilllna In ..,...,.,... Sit< of the marathon Is tht Buftolo State Allcpoy l"'rt prior ltaisWJve IUihoriutlon. to\ka< Studau Unioll Soda! HaD, ll<IO Elm•ood .. 11111 - - · t h e Alll>nll)' Ocnctal dalmtd that Avmut. ··n.. SlciJe Cdl .,..,_Is iuy thot k since lbe StaJ• c1oa - own tht minttal rJpu to aU l*<ds of lat>cl Ia tht 6lOO ..,.. pet, they can- lo t.t•olwd ill .........., public tdueaaloe and .......-dl ICtMii<$," explojDed Hospiul P11blic Rdatlons c:onlrol clrillial 00 tht property. ' The Lobby maintaiu tbat k 1101 botn -bit 10 Co«din>lcr Pa JCrum-.. of lbe Hoopital's The Sdk Cdl tuff, 10 cllscovu I .-e CUITCDI oe>doo, Ill> bu cbooat IO Ult the 194) clocumml 11 the _., lor .,...-. TW ~ or Hcmotola&Y-Oncolor.Y. m Lobby will aooa requea ., iftuDcdlatt ball to plaMtd coastdtnt>k rucarch under tbt dltcttloa or rebowaed pOiilotnc llmlltOiocist l HWilbort. driJIIa& IClh1liD ...,.,. ........,..U.u or lite Stilt n.. Maff Is clcdiclltd lo .....U.. tht aoec6atl and ~· and Aua8l>l). Slltould ... Stott ,...... wido .. ............... Lobby .... thtalcatd. ""- ........ -....J....,.olalllkttddlldratandtbcirlamila. Accotdma to Knomltolu, tbe blood dist:ott IW •WIII><n of both catricn and safftrcn ia lbe Bllffolo to -1ft ._. aurr• "-'""'ill 111,. "':.:,. --~-"• • , --~. ·~- ..-· ·•A full....at CCipoip 10 rqtlc ~ mlllillttd '"" ~ CllaCe - - ,,_, crlall<ko..,. beta IAailtlltd ...._ ol " Hcft' uo Y011!," d mtlck \k mlOSic: of by BufTalo eoa.- CowodlmD.ai·U..O H....... Fatt II. E.B.O.N.Y., Wtky-Wa, and a _ , . . , _ Bdlomy. "I tbint- ltitralo hu b<c:lo die< joc:UJ, RqiAndoD fa< for cla:Dotn io SS, q b • ill Ibis rcpnlta lbe -."lldlaau' told nw Sperl,.. lptdll wtd<<tld IP<CI- nu or Sl. llutralo.,......,.-. $$$$ bit.......... loU~_, ~ """"""' lll.ollidllb< ~ , ...... Uoc ~........ • HJ• r~- eer-y•, ...._...- .. _.. .-n." r~ bocuK of U.. .,..,._ reqwr-..u of lb< - · wllldl ..-..... 1M 111K1c:Du cake . , coursu Oepan•enn-cwrcotlr u:perialcia& earoll...,.t clcdiM-<111 bo - t d 10 ...,.,.. mcrt lllo6tftU-and - - i l c 111e ll"ICm .........cltd dqwtiMIWO .... ._ alldenu to " - I."U1TCIJIIy --.,. · - .,.. So•• - ...rrmn,. Aod ........, linanclal allocMionJ ... doltd 0111 ~ 10 CtlrOiltMftu, the Om<rll Ed.-loft mandOltd requirm>mt• ,.;u ..U. lh< Univcnily rtdlarii>Uie oomt of ltJ fundi. Thus th< ~ Education procnm 11 the tntlre Unrv<nity has boen hotly clc:hlltd and ro..,., In forwtU such u tholt arranltd by the fa<ulty St:nau, will> lnt<~>-faeuhy rivalrlto and '-!UU<S rlpt. &I money ii ""' Strcill"• oaly _ .... He lean tbaJ ~Ill qualoty rnsuuctcra will bo bani to lotaJe 10 tcar:h IIWIJ of tht evcni.q ICIClioos. Since MFC can CKII)' our-a_,. prolcsaoototcar:h 01 nlJiol. "'1 thortqt lD this.,.. aa bo tnCMIIIt to blodr lntpl<mtnWion of tht - · rqucfltsJ of tht llmOWit of avlllabk fundq or audtnt dtnund.'' tht repon adcltd Ia 1topa of U.ltlallna dllleusioa, Stroll hos outlllltd four ~ thll he 1&}'1 art not ruud or wdloclc:>doptd Ideas, 1M Jtul foclll pomu fO< later ckllbtnd-. efforts. F"tn1, he-allo rcr tht ~ tiAt o1 Cleo<nl E<IUCICJOO .,.,.,,... bo taqlu by " oi'PO"'<d _ _.. ,to bo wolvtd beca- or the drtrondl~ \lrC hu In II~ lat.. _...,of laarky to tcar:h a ailla. Scalod, ~tau tJaa art ...,...lyvscd fcrlbe otllla ~ h e - •. _ oa17 .._..utt • ......_and ...........-y bamer to atMitata. b,. -.ld prollai!IJ bo im_.;b1t to nplanaot ." Tlua. this ttstma ollould bo lomlltd to u Ol'lloul rctk od_. Tloird. StrafJ Cilia fO< addaloMI &kills r~ .,.,.,._, to P<O'ick , _ . . . _ t o . _ Auclatu Mclnn.IIJ, Slrtitr ....,..u thai""" or the r... x-ltdtr Atas-l:ifc s.:...- and~ l.aaa-'0.. ~ Studlo-ln.lt how 10 bo fO< MFC b<c:l- of ......,. . , . _ ... .....O.td W\lh ta ,.,.,.._.._ - o r 1 lad of fiiDdllo&. ""wd Help Us Feed Sawa YCHO$ $$$$ A Bu~gryWorld .. .......... FOREMOST Jt'-oA'-Mwlo•Jt.r. .....,.._... ........ "'" TiiiMis,. . ..._ .... _ ......_,. .. _....., 77 . The Grep Paatber• SUNYAB~ Schubert Frye tpeeldnQ on ••c~• n..c..... .. p.. Eic••a•,.. .............. ,.,,.,. 100Al' ........,., FREEADJIISSION • ...,_,.,"' 0 . . , _,OM a..,-., ..;~ n:AIIt ~~~-- b<c:lliNOI tlw .............. ofOa>cnl.,.._.... , IIECIIAl'!ICAL ENGINEBBS JSS Squire Hall MSC U.S. ,,_ 0__,.,.,- 11ocoooly _,.-.p-ol~-. tllonfare. be (ouod • a .--w~Qa o l . - a s - Uoc AIU ..t Soaa ""'-'- -.1 CBEM'R':AI._~ & ao.rd o.~~~c~e "'Fcan ,,_~_, ~orr-.-r,...,.MFC_to_..._,_.,.pu~oc~ ~--~------------------~--~------------~~--------, Cooopon lulletln --c~..,.,.,iM to - . Hc ~-tlooocl .. -rk tn • hU"f"Y wor1d, egrh;uttufe fs • tNn's l'n0$1. 11tt.11 concwn. AtwJ lrt Nor1h Arnefiun ~cuttun1. Cl' lndustrlos 1$ OM of II$ most VItal resouren. We...,.. for"*' u a ~or INinufact..,., •nd dlstrlbutO< of ct>omk:al fortlllurs-10 million tono an.,..alty, In fact. O..r distribution repr~tho most oopt,tstl ..tod on our eonllnent, and wt'ra committed t6 d-loplnt n~turt's ri'IOurCI$ irthkaby af'CI usi.nt Ut~tm efflcientty, btc.aUII n.tt:ural resourcn •• the ~Y raw m.rlorlats fn our manufocturlng ope.-allons. In 111. our prod~ct• ond ...,.... ploy a koy role In r-.11ng a nungry world . To flllfill the oYW~ ncroailng pllnt food domonds WI faao, C~ Inch/Itt los Is d ...loplng , _ tothnlaol straU!IIos ond enha~g IIJ profoulonol onglr-lng for- ll<o ....., Micro.. NOw •'"""'' F"""'*' top 300 COI"nj>lnlos, our orowth open• up oxc:lllng .., _ !>OUR>HIIIos lor gradl>ll.lng profoulonoil In CHEMICAL, £1.LCTRICAL ond MECHANICAL dlsclpll-. PosStt.fts In c.ntnl Florlcla,~N and .. rlous Mldw9SI pllntloatJono. ...,_.11!1. IU ~u l>afp uo moko tho world a J>eit. pt.ao to IM, you wlltatoo onjoy a 1\lgMy a>rnp«<IIM =:::=:=:.~=~-==:: :::..l=~":it':':'lly April 1st II.,...,.. to attO<Id- ,_,.to: Mo- Co<porato - - . , t , Cf> Cf lllllrlll.ll yow talonU. �Chisholm addresses UB crowd on current state o ,.... ,..... IM all - Brootlyo Coacruswoe.. Sbltley CUIIokn l*ft • pow.fol ...., ........,..., t - ' • WoldO>&D , _.. Souudoy """"""'· Chtsholm ......, u tb< ~ spcalt<r fa< tb< " W-., u F"IM8dol PJauar• forum. ~ b)' t11< ua Alallllli AaodatJoo ODd tb< D'Yoov!Uc Calur lot W-lso ~ Th<~tqallcr~J~Cdby ~ thoo< llloucadaooo willie <OilUUllnl 10 tltc atcrcot yplcal-aed .._..~ or - taTV t11ca ............ ~ 10 Oliollola. - ... mo.q ooa 1alo tb< ~ boA """ b lt1ll • JO. ltMbcr .... -"'Pl tb< \'"...... Sibs 8d, " YOU'ft o loq ,..,, bob)',' ' CILitbolm d>oqocl tb< liD< 10 ''Mow ooer lludcly, I'm oo bob)'. '' Tile- olopll ..... ..., 10 ~a b<ob~ y noun<~ c-··-·-d or 11'1'1&..... lbe llllliltic:s ..,.1<11 Ollshol~uoted - • both -.Ina 111N1 ' cnlq to ar-tr:Etlllll · WhDc. or.111011 h.-e low1'0Jinl jobJ, onm · paulon . Chitbolm revealed one patiiC\IIarly olannina stoliRlc-t- lhon 10 pc!'ttnl or workinaWO«<CD earn o"<t SIS,OOO a year end - on: •or kina now th&o evtt b<~ ksl1hon one pcn:ent cam cmr S:Z.S.OOO. .Chbbolm ~emotional on the sub)«t or day care. Sb< claimed thot thlt ""' • biah female: unemployment, end thaJ under eurrcnt ec:onomk condition•. it hu be<:om< impaatJq Ia< mothm to -t. Cltina Rapo's pWt IO decJUi< tho number or wdfou rrdpknu while inereuJnc IU1'0yefl, Chisbolm .,..... th< tmport,._ oldoycort. Chisbolm bdJna th< dey .... plaA -uld l f ' l - orr wdroro ood Oil to the peyralls - ood turolls. Sh< blom<d th< ma l< clominaJioo or coY........... ra< im<mlli¥lty 10 this ood olllet '1 pn>bkms. n.. 8roold)'1l raillcm ~ 10 tb< ~ 10 spcalt- f o r - ....a to ,.. involval io I O -· o.-r-Jy, lh<r< or< oaly 17 io Coclpao. mel _.dula to -.....,.,I<>< ·• 1 rilbU lqislodoe or tbt put f Netw...,.._ c.aitoe prolr6ca, old ... primarily • ~ - ~ •• c:aotlpted tbt Sociol Scntiiy syll<m. "if you Cllll all it . - ... lot -Dna-·""-ll.llillic:ldiY bdac outdaled ODd cllJaimiatiorr IO'O'otd lk< ....... tlwo - bQI ... oltm J indipbl< lor.- - · · .....- 11 11< clics rtnt. -· half tb< .....tin&or-their ........ io AID<rlco haw 110 ............... slot ct--.. Eldal7 .,. lore«~ 10 IIIF\'Iw on Sodol s..:..ty, • hodt ...... ¥tftually 110 cllaillcdoa bel----.. . -who~- -'ted. Chioala ~ this on tb< r... lbal tb< Sodol Seotricy syll- .... or........ in tb< ana. 1011m- ~ ...,.;s.ec~ of a hldboond, wile mel dlildr<n, with tb< husboDcl u solo bradwimla. nu. t)'P< or bousc:hold campr!.s oaly liC\'al p<r<m1 ol 1~ totol hooRIIolcb todoy, Chosholrtl CXJ)Ialoed, ,.. • -ian plaA haled Oil. b)'· con• IOdcty is still uo ust. Chisholru ....ned. o.co- trw Chbholm ernpbaslud thot equality does not ......, mucuiJnuy end hoped lor the , "Fernmiudon" or America. Not wanJ.inc to inheru the muculln<' world or war end lnbwnanity, Chi>botm iNteOCI loot. forward to a world dominated by th< rernioine qualities or puce, reuon, love end nunure. Th< Conara-.nan dooed her •pocdl pauiona~dy, in 1 SouthCTD preachet fiYI< "'m>nb«nt or th< lat< Manon U.tbet Klna. Jr. "I look 10 on Amenta," becon Chbholm, ....... women 1ll'< DOC clep<ncknt Oft ....., • w.~~.... a.U fiPu ..... on followed end mloreed, end wbu< WOm<ll OfUCC"Pted by IOCicty, os women-not u meo ""'lh mi>Rnc peru. Outolnl eoUed Oil her "liJtcn" to ha~ sdl...,..fodcftc< ood S<tr..~. IIINI to b< Oil the olen to pr<Vftll ~ Chbolm eoUed Oft Clod lO tid Am<ncu ,...,.._ in ~ that r..u pacemoal. ID oo doona. Choshol1ll ouated, Ibis ..,..ld oJiow "tb< p<ot. . , . _ 011 artll" IO l i l - rt:el= IU lull pa<..,...., a tb< ero"-d r<SpODded ~ Cbisllolm. oaly r - or r,... ou raDOCIIibl< ooitll • o..UO.. FESTIVAL EAST PROUDLY PRESENTS 38 oSPECIAL SPECIAL OUEST = i. WILLIE NILE ~prfl 17th at 8 pm Shea's nckett Go On Sale TODAYI 1t: Fnll••t on Oe#l*l te. Atld,.p &0.... lltEC0f11 hHf:re, Friday, ~C~~~~!!!!!!L!!!!!~ liP.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!l!!!!!!iii!!!i!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!ll A FEW MINUTES OF YOUR TIME WILL DETERMINE THE QUALITY OF YOUR NEXT YEAR AT UB A.-......blt Hotlol>ol 11-111 Moll, All felto St-. U8, 811ff State. S•m Tho lfKOtd Man & All t.l l• V.u1t f.estlflf CHitlffL fFIIIthr!lf,Oft 0 ....... 01*1 Slll, 1 • • pMJ A Funny Thint Happened On The Way To The Forum f3.ECTIONS WEDNESDAY , THURSDAY , FRIDAY MARCH 25, 26, 27 At the following locations: Squire Hall 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Goodyear Hall 12 noon·9 p.m. MARCH 21 A 27, I PM MARCH28, 2 A 7 PM KATHARINE CORNELL THEATRE, SUNYAB AMHERST CAMPUS STUDENTS& SENIOR CITIZENS $S, GENERAL PUBLIC 14 nCKETS AVAILABLE AT SQUIRE HAll T1CKET OFFIC~ED I V ILACt( MOUNTAIN n a FIUMDI · 111111<: a LVIIICS IV ST£PIIEN IONDHEIII Governors 12 noon· 8:30p.m. Clark Hall 9 a.m.-5 p.m. unge 9 a.m.·5 p.m. Capen Lo Porter 12 noon-9 p.m. .Student Club 10 a.m.·9 p.m �Ballerina pirouettes over handicaps Searching for student DaVincis If a · - "" ~ 8jlpll<aloa blantriled ........ the bcaii<Uft -do ill Dodtndotf Aaau 1t~ •oald •••«" po,...,.._ ........., 'Wbta "'" ... • ,..,......,. • thai ....... •• bocripliou 10 ...~ paiadlcals or II< rqiamod for ..,..... i a - <~()~or Counuy. Ho........ """ ....., a<illocr Lhc lime 111« _ , to ~ m•ol•~ ..U C><'O'hlna theft, !.hey )ldl ~~ Wich 1hen .,... ••.,,uw•• be pul • ...., ..... -urioa . ... btr paratil dcladcd . . - il Toda) siN: u o tzo>d<nl ll tbc Am<ncan Acad<my of llalkt ia Amltuu • .,._,... for her 1... ......a! r....s f\arcn \\t b•cer, 21, o TOtt.l ""anda, as mmta11)' retat6td an.l ,. clan<d u low~n~nabk. She Clll nothcr rt:OJ nor Milt. but lh< can rnatn lhe d&IK'C IMlnK"bbftt tauJho her. 11114 1M knows a pile suaiatu ahtad and •anorc .....,Wn1 u crude wallpapa ...,.u. JJ>OI.rA Bill Rltldy Wolcott rUl Crooi>)' (ovcry bui 1 hache wn< pootrnl 11114 no,. only 111.1 • jOb for thuwnma. 1 o beot on che fllturt. The third )'at MaiiOI<ftl<nt m,.jor found an ad for th< Coll'1" Pro P~ntm Comp&~~y and. folio~••• • f<rld of lot~•· b«<om< manaacr of his own houoc paiJitiOI company Up uoo1 no" the p&JtU«~ ha"t neva bad a unil in tbt Wacc:rn New York amo. Or\alnally • Canadian orpnlzarion Mlll1cd by G<aoa Clark. ohe Collqt Pro Painlm lui )'at mllt&cd to Roehm«. 10 •ummcn and 10.000 hoU>alat<r. 11m •wnmcr tbcr •Ill nrvlcc Amhcrll, WilliamJVill< llld Noapro Falb Whoa matel thl• eompony tO tpOCiol i• 1.1\a JltJI u iu name implies. ..... """ .. maClncd atdody ., <ollq< · - · Wolcott •au throoJb an interview and a t.rtlama JtUMJn to pjol"' Ius ..,.,..,._, utimatiotu. ltllin~; from a R'le\"t and a chan&e from a omdu . to the amU<n~eno or boch h<r poarmll oand ottocb<n When lhe is on ohc balla noor. at _.l~---~---~:..:..~~~~=::;:::::y the ba.m and in Mr po1n1c thoa (loc .:hoa). 11 osoh< only time •he b The Pamc:er·, slandardlzt'd propunlr. to custom.t rt. and l!_..J..__!,._ coordlnati.nJ the cffon• of hil biiQaaJIIJ .-orkfn •trc· job ht learocd Wol<ou moJho .,..., "'U<tLe ....,. pamuna lmo his oacnda Rea•dlcu. be cont<ndi "pt~<work" . '*""" thO! ~ollb< • •aluoblc upm..t«. " I'U be abk 10 fmcl olll my ltfcnJLhl and ..... ~ ...... and to ... if I tlO hOAtlk ban& • manlJ,a aod rurt.n1n, m)' owa cocnpaoy." be ••plaincd· ll«avin& oo uobunct from • .._ ........ \\ okoU, .. """ .. hi> -nl<rpiiiU Mard. Gonti 11114 Enc Alldr...... (bolll froGt UBI. Will be tn cloarl< of b\ldt<l"'l• bUOQI• ftnl!J lJid •bool..u <~()~or duua mar tr01> up t.n 1Mu cornpe.rua In oonuol of h<n<lf. atoordi .. Mrt. Howard Wtb<ttt •• Ballet hti ma.clc her the ~ Jhe lltoday, .. said her moe her is rdcncd co u syst<m l'ht. buically mean• tl\ll <Oth company is allotted • ccrus!Jl number or houtl for Ihe. enun IWtlma. Wokon. for iostl.lltt. has lSOO houri 10 "'<>>t ,.;u,. Tlta< an dnidtd evenly amon1 each a« -the' summer apptic:at-• the-t.brO\IIhoul conaam: dlk 10 cb-<0\<t. -DtMd M<-·- . .-,....len and . . . . . tr._...,.. 1•i ""'' ......... l loppM ~ J.:ar<n • u "soch • p)Od """'· • her mcxhcr fondly r..:allcd "Wt - - I M l o L dodn '1 nooct uJ!b&"' WTOI\I w\tll her wd w ..u two ynn~:· baJia. •• oatd Wtbotcr. proJ~t accordin& lO siH becaU-.sc:, &l Wol<ou ....S. "If the job 11 .a li $0 houn, !bey pmd foo 50. If ot anly taka 40 ,. tf it lUes 60, .. !.hey still Cd pbl for only 50 Asf•uhuU>I-. \\oko<ta .... lC:C<:IOill\l ~OOM IO fill Ius llknan ,quad In faa. be • iD r,.,..,_ lrOftl ,..,l~ K.am> had nor • ..,.., w.Jltna 1-t< and her rod<"" bock 11114 forth a1arm<d tlt<m She bad German ma.slts !wier ....... ob< _.... )'at old - h04111 $be .,.. '""ff'Utd bJ lJI ld foo opcaal daso baJia laloo• m the """-' ~ f.. Retarded Cb&ldrat IPARQ ocwWctoa She lOped " - " vp. Ao thl« _.~. ha mcxha K.ara bu ul.ma bolkt •••d that Karen•• eaouoael kaoo1 for r,,.. )'an r,.... Maru IDIUbolily .,.. • mol pn>bl<rD . Site Battoocll&. t<&~oa aod dircaor or uantd • ..,.. or tl$ntct'""· the........_, Aadcmy or 8allct "Tita< Udt <-.ally r<1anltdl uoeoatrolla bly ~lllo ·•tr•a• .,._.,..,. '""' _,., "'"'... her ol•..yo-a<ep~ "" Lhc baJia t\oor C..W.'I .,•• AI OM w. ., J>OUII, - IC.&oa"l - ... ...., lO Jllo<a. - loYtal.'' ...0 BlllailiL .. lt"••molswltdt-th< -.nal ~<lob COOM to, Ill« 10><1 Her .. _,.,.. hdo tU< lloJaas fa< JWtl-- b<lla'10< bcumc too mud! fa< the Jnatcd farrul) to handle, Kam! ,.... ...,..S Tbt l"L"lrd of w.p for 1hr Wut Sentcl mallally rttll<l<d dtild<cn to~ 0.. ...,.,._,a! Calla 1101 •b«Cl bolJct lmoal lias a chndn01 the Ccnlcr called. \\<bater ....S. ~ qiiAhty. A lllrMnJ fO< .. We couldn•, _.vt ha' up.. " 1M ddlatt• Owdny of bolla • 1Lh .. , -.-.,ted her to talc: dMcc dtlirc. &o le&Ie &be dance • lasons,.. bcr mocller u.d. linn& cltlcrmlnaUoa to bri!IJ control to her d<~~ra for Kamt oo ~~a.. all the the body 1111d caacmcss to mak•tbc Lhonp that lillk iPrU ha>e. w-.. ldmlutd •• th• poino. IC.&om"• mentel rc1ardatton was a dosoppolntment. Doccon bad ..plalncd ohat Karen would always i..n.stNa.Or t\app)' 1J rtptatt'll.lll'>'e Of a •ill to OltCOml>lishIClfCI has that •iU 11114 ponTI)> IUCb • ddirc. Olalafdinl to her tndtcr. - an<a..__ have • mind of o fi>t-llld-ont-bllf In the rqular dtif<l, the angeliC year old. d.llntla " " - owid< "I "'uldn'o . _ ohlnk ot oski"' arc 1\a-tc:sa 11114 • " - abilities som<011e to Ieath my dauJho<r __,.,._,..,. ~ ~ TU1E, 00 YEARS 10 t£L.P IN 1l£ ~­ OPit«> KRD ~ PEACE CXR'S YOI.LtfltER. SERVICE, IT S TV£ )ElJ.. SPENT - FOR YOJ , Spring, a..-r openi.nga in agriculture , bosineaa, education, enqineering, forestry, ""-- ec/nutdtion, -til-ties an<S acl.ences (aajor or ainor) , nu.raing, conatruction and skilled tra4ea, otber a.rua. IUn.ia\D aqe is 18 for o.s. eiU zeaa vith M/115 deqree OR two yea.ra relevant exper1&nce. Livinq expenaaa, tran.aportation, training, aedieal. benefit&, -.11 aavinga paid. Student lo4n defe.-n~ poaal.bla. Put your el!ucaUon to work for two years io tho developing world. "PPLY NOW, IN NY STATE , CALL TOLL-FREE 800-'162~+24-3 PIW:E CORPS - I'W<It«i A DfFFER9«:E �Inter-campus bikeway to ·be constructed during next year IIJ0..8ow- '"-&loi"' A bi()'dt poth bet....... lhr Main Stand Amhcnt Corn- It bkely to be buoh this due to ...,...cd ddays frdi-.:unti<lcl Amherst rt'ikkolr. """"'\1111 to JIJtiCS OiatdoM, rqlonaJ claip CQ1iDoer for IM s.... ~....... or Tr&n&portllioa. o.s..,. Md llondo~a for the bihwoy hove ""'""""" Sottt approval but rtlicltntJ or Jtret1< Ilona oht pooh .,., abow the porltJna mtrkliom "'tUm "®ld b< llllposciCI, Ollrdloa Aid Rmda>IJ hove abo m!.-cd ,_., lnfonn11loeol ......,,... to ditc~Us the bitolly'• tffecu. Alt)opoop the atiD!nl ~ properly eoolfled o f ••• noue, Obrdiual;plalncd, """"" l&li...)U .......,... .. ~ oddotior>ll ............. •11ido runloa dday ohr oun "If II "u Ill -0¥0d loclay." Oiordifta Aid, "'"""'ruaion ~ b< obit 10 •an until A - 1." Since CIOIUUU<tlooo or l>oktwl)' 10iiJ take bet....., fow 10 five Uu dcpcndinJ "" lhr <OntlliClor, and oincc the CORJlJ'IlCtiorl ..._ ron..,. from Moy oo Sqxcmb<r, 'Oiorclino hrlltvto the bikcpolb would not bccom< 1 mlli1y unlll nts1 yaor. o r -· ... _ ~moll rtcrnl dday b the lnlonnoliooW ~ wblcb Oiardlftl b xbtldllllaa Col lore Sprina or <Mly S....mor. ~ ,_;q c:auot hr ht Ald • ....,.... he .. rduchnt Mid-· 10 -.plhr ..... ......,_.10 lhr llitqllllo proj«s ..,.. II u ooll1 I..Will>< and OChtt PIOJ«U ""pmdona <>~J~~~plaiorl " We....,. •hooclfta for April Ito tale bociJ !0< ......,...,._ bua ..., m-., lh•." Giardino lllid " W(Idofl'o ...., ~ no• If wc'U .,.,, 1 vill>lc: pro)<co of 1ht ~· ate ~cd.'' The rclidcnu 1\ove prctcolcd 1 pajtoon 10 the To..,, C'ounal protCSI011J IlK piAn 101llch Jft"<nU automobola from ~Wkilla on • n-...r- ..ide ujlboltlll'lp .... lllfi*xu1 to th< str«t whrr< lht bi()'dtJ would - · ...,...di111 to lht Blf/flllo Am...,. ew.u., Htws. -;r,,... 0.. ~l•y or ohr pottinl plaa is 10 ...,, . .1...,. lht .. ,..., Stand..... law r.- 7 ...... .., 7 p ao.,oll< .,..ali..,. ror bi()'dt llllfl'l<. O...doAI _ . . , _ Wblk lha a &he rcadan.l' ...,. ooocn'll, Gilrdlna ...n oobo h r - otha qucotoiJ .. til< ...,..__,. Altloo4lch Colonty E....,..•e Ed R•~...U asked thr O::O..noy l.cadlorwrc last .....t 10 _.,.. ollc S..c'• buoldoa, or lht poth"''J'. Glo<ctino uplaltood thll the d<a.<ion rc:su .,..,hIll< Amhtnt To"" Couoal. Ho,.._, O.airiiWI of Politleo.l Scicn« Oaude Welch ~hcwu that chc Count)' Eatcutin's opprovlllrcque$1 mlllU b< hdp!ul. SW«t Homo Rood I• mounWnod by 1ht County, txc:tpt for 1110" e>lowlna. ~~ 10 1 opok......, lor the Amhtnt Hil)l w~y ~ . / Welch, 1 IO!I&.Cimc oru.UO lor tbe bltc• 'lf, <<tiOflcd 1 WoCiclprad tlltcrat on poruoa or S•«t Hofllt Road be rdoabollWod by """... ........... and lhr poth bul ..... there .. 10 fonnl orpnizato. "" •• hrhllf '"lllcn: " • the ........ be JOOd for the CXMNniiNiy,·• Welch Uld TluJ ht _..-by_, ..... ........ --Ill<,....,.,...-... -.,.. • w .-r_.._ or ,.,. lddod, - - ..... ... _ . . . . , .. 1\ pa;.- ...,..:1 by about lOO o.odmdual> *'mostly wntnn a..lw U•uven•l)'" .... ptl\aa:1 ~ 1\Doalle l'ro!CJJOJ of M&n&aan<llt Carl Pqd&. PCIIIIOCI Thr paltloOn ""' 1ft rnponJC to a lialk'CI by •boot 60 Amhcr!il rmdcnu P<td> np<mcd con«rn thOI 1 1111111 JIOup Of ptO~< lire obi< to SlOp C:OOUUU<Iiorl Of tht biLCIOIY l1ot pclioiOfl woll be ...,1 by l'qcb 10 the T.,.., Cooncil thu "«L Thr CO\InCIJ bas ""')'Cidocod<d •hm thty "'" funha dt"""' pooh..........,., the Thr bol<"'lly eontnoca ._,... 111a1 • , ~ do..,..... oJoc ,.._,.. r<tiOfl • Hooo~ . OiortiM r d - !lie ,,... ..,....,._ dla lht wooa ,,..._ ..,..to~ a.vc 10 b< rdoaud Only til< . .do •hae tht - ( f Oft -"1 hr ..odofood, ht Jlld, IObodo - " 1 - be a """IJ optnl""' Thr SIM< and ""' !he C.O.nt y " f-mJ Ill< bill for 1hc bo•""Y Pt'o al.'dy WUC'Yn ma_d t IO<k1cnrunc •f the bcktwly -.lot b< u.tcd _.,ah to ,...,.,_ II> c:oruuoo1011, buo CoatdtM Uld thor bn plonoloa pcq>k have otlcmptcd 10 mah di.UNIIQ. "Tbr I""" cornpuK> and tbc . . !Choob on bet.._ ar< ~-"'""·bot the: aact numben an twd \O t:'IWIIac.'' he lddod. Ketter claims he will not reverse decision on review PraoclcntiSil't-IO•antiOdda)' ........... lfthe Sta.. .,_.., . ... Ill< Chanutry Prof~. ~"lllls lope b a bM ODt . . IC11M of OUl futun unr..n.o, Pnsidcol Roba1 L Kctt"' told •~>< andowma,.,.,.r..'' Cow!a1 or DeeM MOI\41y mo<mna thor ht oca AI Ill< 0...."• . . -.... H•rt> outlmod oJoc 1 . rcoc:omldtt blJ cl«is>otn 10 ratna the · - U 8 aru.,.... of bu .......,..,.. · ha> da...a.d til< ta>1< oa:mlioaucn propoJI! to lheiJllduaot Pf'Oir1llll da1>1te hiJ AruiOUGO<n>COt lllat hr ,.ill , ....,. h1> in Jonuory. Ketter•s statemau to11oW) on tht htdl Ql d\a.raa lhat the nc., Prts>dent mtahl prcf•r 10 plot tht ~tudy'o d.ir«tion o.n 1m own. -A1tbOUI bt1na ucd co • pttOt dcasooo . Eorly last )'Cit'. Ill• UooJvmny d<ddcd 10 rGtnc..1 tbt s:tucfy to the andtwt Jehool. daitNna lh•t Rntt lu m...- u pnmaril) _ . . , oo .,adua:t audics, 'Uoe r n - "ould be ....., hdpful •o~hon lloc "'"" lmpoocd. Uod<r 11oc lcodcnlup or Proraoor Gordon H.arru. a aecnnc c:omnuntlt 11 prcptl'lftlthtUiu• cn&~y lor obc "bddlc Slllo , ..,.... 10 tx complcocd '"Fill 1982..-' ,,... "ill b< conduced...,., )tat by 1A KCJNrtma team duu •iU uantanot the UN\'ftat) ·, tdf· Jtud) -curomtly haded b) Honu. a._,. or "S..aol people .,.,-, rtiscd the quc•llon •hctha io b •pproprollc 10 pick th< oopoc the ne• Pluodctu iJ named." Kcucr uclolmcd, "but I om ooovtoccd thll obis UoiVC1'111y'• f'"" ond foremost IN AOitEEMOnJ CMm'-WJ .......NOt Gonloft Herrit ""* U""-•"Y m1u.ion h: 10 be a gadute centa." L..K..,.,-tcttde&onto~thtMI<kle:$4•* Re.W.of •M21flftitM He added thll 10 wa.io anorhe1 ycor for the .-r<h to tne~U• M profflfi'L H.llfrit t• C'Ninnu ul the UM...nlt(s llNfi"t ~1M Of\ t~ pr0<C$1 10 hr compkccd Ol'ld lhtn IWO JCII$ 10 ptha ~~ 'lnformotion for 1 n<" ropic would 001 only b< 100 i<OlllhJ. but """""' probably dra• .o.bc wratb of the Micldl< Statto' ltninl board. "AnJ""llY thOJ u oor lied to the f'laOlCIIt. bod to !he instlt•looo: n .nu bmtf~ uo Ill," ICcuc. lllid. H.orTU aarocd"'" t h e - · · dca-............. tNa be did 001 .._ IO "lbut·up lbop" and lhnuoo • ...., ...... - o r dcuikd -.k "Any - """I ,,_.....,._.RoOM .. W1llo CICioo .,...,.... 10 0 _ . , IJOUp. Mcmbtn BOliO from orne. of lhr stollen to fliCUII) • .,ad ..ate adoruniSlroror• OAd ..,.... Oepanmcnt Owrmca . The c:ocnmauec b~ ..,-ced 0t1 tbt t.t~ are:u to UltO.....,. topocs andu6e Ill their J.Un'tf-11-adu•c ~ueknt), f.:uhy, lbc: Sdtool't aructwr. 1h.t for....r rnt:atd\ wr..-.up. Ulpportl\"e relit:C'Ch. W pubbc tipra aod rona11r • .., or COO>d- ICf''" Tbc tano " lifo dcvdopQJ q - - . for • fl<\lkf tu.n~.J. dtnnn.a (roc. aJ..-ud)'~prtrpa.tcd Corm1 c!n'Ciop<d by lht Ed__, T<Sl"'f Scr>toc IE1'SI Hams UJ!Iaincd obll UB hi.\ for •jO <opo<> ud • 1U ckstributc- .c •idd). in htl~ of cku:rm.a"' fkals.) paaptooo• .. B) summer • t plu to h.I\C a data NJ,c-," Han» be read) , .. clutr1boruoo to thr aunp.a ao-lotJ< by corly 1911 1\!t« ...,.....,, so oJoat • ctran - .... coavnmu rroat a ~' or l.nf\tnrtY constituent "'"""" Horm plan• 10 1\o•e the fon.ol dr-all R"OO\iftl <OOnpleled by June 1982 and into 1ht band> o! tht ICC'<diuna ,..., obortly rhtrtlfltr . Eaiint<rin& Dnn I# qom<d Harm"" tbc o-.,. uru.....or·· 001 indudina •od<rJII'IdUiltl '" h> >ur<ey, maintainona thll lhdr raardo contnbUI.ioru .,.. obo imponant.''lbo:r. I> a mut~al lmpaa bet•tcn the ,....,, .. L« <toataod· Harm cou<q....S lht but adnuucd thor be "would- Cl!dudc any raeardo.'' m bo• ...,..k , o....•,.,.....,..., ..~ --yJOOd~e ~ .--~ Ham$ '""'· "bottloey just doe~ SlQ hue ~ IIIey ore off bene..,_ ....... .......... The)'.,_,_. <ned....,..._,." �ieditorial· z. Defend your interests In students' lntnoest ••a""'' "'""" To"'" Elinor )'OY lor y o u r - - - Tl>e<e'o too 111* 1011< ""'1<19 lhtl _ . . , . , _ _ . -ttne,.olthelluclontln~--"'be ue·a Mlll "'-..,.,1. t' "' COttwMIIO ro tAIIt - ~~ Wo , _ t o mike o oerloUO allonto llfld ..,.,ld&tu wltl - . 1 • lhe aclvl-1 ot pUblic hltll* - td\K:Otlon I~ Now VOff< Gtlte Thla lnclud<IO tjghlinD tOt t n c - flnonclol eiCI and me>(& State Suppon of _ &U!IY In addition, t~ll lnciUciU ll(lhti<>Q _ _, Aelgan' t OOYnlatlng hlthet' _,..,., b<Jdgel ""'" thOt OUt the 8EOG g uorant- IO&n _ . . I>Oonthe- OIVU"'' &g&in6t ""' Ia In the lntol pul>lot "'~~'* Kott•_.,.,.._... ..... - ta•--owttn_,...,..-ollldalaWIYI 111M """"" I ..aoiutton. lo W. prlfttf co11oQ1 ' " '_ thtl _ &luiMI .......... .... b IN _.,. . . ,..., thf , _IMOI"V _ , ThollaU'IIotl ~ '*""" 10 ~ tllll Thot•aloatllo'ldlall~onew~-­ na4 - ~~~ SU!IY, too.tt " "' Wlll - ' &0 - Wlt/l atuclonto U "'"'"* HYP!IICII$ASU loi>CII'iSO - dOH "'" CotoncM fh In? We to ue - ..,_..e Counctt - to Mil tho fotooiUIIY 1>1' MOlino lolillllnc! otfiCL&Ia Y<Mo un -...t on.,. to oo oMovr findtlttl a pro;r-.. """ lnnovotlw "'"ldent, en olllotal whO Wih chi• thtl t!>lneo of atuclonu ...., t ocvhr by chonlet1111ng the IIIIC> Cbanoe 11 to h-lzo IIMI Atnhentl ~ b lnot . _ on} __.rive C&l'doclale .....at _,,.., ttva.....,.......,. t ao• <>"IY • - • to""'" l O t - , . _ on mr ..penenu fU I ~ - - olf1C6111 ...., - I -·1 hoW. the -tOOhOUtmy- - l l h e . _ qflLfS fROM OVfR THf <aflR Vote 'no' by Pete Aon n 14 _,PlaY: " Tho_,.. ol ,.,..,..,.. - -.. - · , , _ ot • 011\a• .,..,.._t, •• ol""' WlllCIOwS 1,.01*\, onow Ia blowoiig etl...., tt>epleoo. 14 lillie OICII&dy 11 1 11 oondled up &ti...,PIIng 10 SIKMII o Pfth to the kltch"" There 11 o knock at the doo< ~ '- '*' aon, nla wife, 1nd lhe•f ct\Ud L.ocly (onlvefing) "WI.,., '""' l . .t and ln.~ Kid " Holy . . -tons batman " Lody " Well, c'""" In end &nut tnt 000< .,.,.,.,. 1411t•ocr tonaelr81t .._ ~an ...A draft., TMte'll bi!LZAIO 11'1 ,.,.. WN.1tM hill' oo rou h.ave the • 1nd0ft opeft lor"r lad)'" ""If$ ltSUI.Ity Cddelr It\ U'IM h II out•td& 80 f <»me -..a. '*• -them " W1tec ·s..n- oouiCI ""tell p . - . -.. In herw: - · t you thlfllt )'OU Shou~ hlfn up cno heat,.. lady •t e1on1 ~ove onr IMiot TIMiy lur-lt ott boQuaa I dldn'l poy my bnt" Wlfo: "Whit about )'OYr aoclal """"~'Y ct.ec:l<'l'' L.ocly: "The bill t1 alwii'O blggor tha n 11\o- Sot pey . , . , ot!Mir month I get IMiot lOt OM mOtllh l - t~ turn It oil tile ne.t It' I not bad dudng tho......,....,.. Mlno " Why didn't - c.Hmo'!" L.ociY: "I ctldn't want to bot- )'OY - -· U.,. ,..,.., oil mr phone r-" Eclltol-lf>.Cnlel Elen a cacavu MM IAOy ."~l""' t"""Gf't)'OYr"" &*IYIAA)'(IU lacly. " EII<Imo , _ - ~- ll>&t """ •• II* u.....Wile "Oft'"" God" 1 4 - wN.aa by tho man'o hMCI a n d l m aga !Mt t11o Walt. Mon. " Junlo<, I tholoQht I IOICI rou to .-row lnowbaUI ln the hoU.M " Kid: " Vov """"' &&ld thll 8aoet>ala.. maybe, oot nol anowtlllls" Min. "tr waa lmplicll " Kid. "WhhtT' Ma ..: " Forgot it Why don't )'OY D O - t)le lor your~.· 100. "I o l - y o - t o - UIOiul-_" O.,.rator "flrol name PteaM " Kid. • hi'Je ono.• O.,.roto<: " Wa41·, do )'OY """" hll odd,_?·• ktcl " 01 COUfM not. tf PfO<IIe l<now .,...,. ho livwl ho --1 .,., pdl.ocy Utt,. kiOO 11""0 ,........, _ _ _ _ M'll got f\Oto....,IIIO<ftthe iiiS." Mon; " Y041'¥e - Opo<o rar. ,.., to . - the k . . _ . _ E..o o f _ . . - s-oot- lno~f a lM opet•tor Jo. .PI' Simon ~ Cloy ·· Mrt-T ........ .... ·- - . __ ~ .... ..... eo.t ll_ ....... &1 - ... ~- ..... ..........r...,-• ··-~·--··· _.. ......... - - ......... . O...Gotla - .. .. .. ...~· .. ~ -- - .........- A . Cooolo - · .. .. ·- " Coo!oo- -A.c...~ , -..-.~----,. . ... ............. c ........................... . ........... "' .,, .,_,...,.-.--.... _.,_ .... ...._17 ......_ H.'t ,.,......,_..._ _ .... _ .. _ _ .. _ . . , _ _ .. -~ .(p«h---~ ,.~. ......... .. ..... ~-· _o~QQW IM: ...,.................. .. pnor.o - " · Jun<or t1 $ling Kid 'Oporatorl Gel me Moneyrnanl" ..._doNn' ·ow•• .... - • o ,,... - t -a •c:o.-t )'OY Opetotor. "Undo<- -.g.......,; to_,,."''"'*'·" '* ot..., tUcl: Klci:"N o -" tan: "11cor long,_ tiiiO- going on'!" l.ody.'"T...,_ort_pra _ _ _ lilal" 1Mn:"YCMI _ -10 or - not._ con- • -""'In • "'" ttl-_.,.. t- · ma"Y tr.loiMnl """"- , _ - n g ? I )'OY' . . hod Klct: • Kltcllons. Orlvowi}L It lt'o not _ ,,,. 111e Haven't )'OY...., hUrd o1 CIIIIO I&I>Qf towsT' • laclr lo allovlltng way lo t~• kltct.>. lolam • Ma, Wh8 lllt \'0<1 dOing?" lAdy: " Gotll<>g Junlo< aomothlng to"''""" Wile: ''Notl>lng 100 ......... lacly. "1411 II tt. wotO< " I Kid. ··~ M- · · -- -- -- t------· ···· · -CI I o o... . . . -c. ......,_ · ·· · ------.. ---c. ___ .- --...... room-- . ._ ....... no.-·-------,..,---· .___ .. . ____ ....... -·uao -· ,---·------c:aorntiN-. --,. . .Y-.. . .1-· . . , . . ......otnv fdi10< - • Moy~~ehtl'l ~lhOldlrlt!lllhiCI._ WMo. " 8ul )'OY"""'t ,,..lol<othlo.Whoi OO)'OY-l"' kll"'*' E spECTRU~,ZS-*1 Udy' "Thill wu 1f11: I attti....S tMIJ! then" lol011: "'tt yMII. • T~ • • all aiJitlding. ~ ~ WI... . . _•• tho bral?"' ()peoootO<C - . . -• . . . _ 3 p.m • Soono- • - ~·· hOuM. ~.... "HortoiV, ·· mr fm -...,...., • Hto "ll'o •• t h t l - ~ .,,..,. Ia. Why ...,,)'OY _ II ...-,_-IhN\IINtlle r• o l t -'1" ~ ., 1a10 )'(IU 10110- W...,. - • - • tiiDI..,.7]/ilfl&" 1.-1n""' ""wile: "WWiy . . _ . _ - - - y l"' .....,._ ~ _,DO ttrlllfllnO the · .-lno ttgltlo ,...... • .,.... - - _.,.. t.oOr: "No. I tile , _..• Hto wHo: got tt dn1y. I htlta wU!IIng Wile: "Sho ·· l\jHOt, - · ...... • lhel Illig • -.:"WWIatdo)'OY mMII )'OY hllatllo-1 E-pola< ............. "YM ...... ....,. _ ., ,.... ·" ......,. lour. On a..,_ Junk>< 11 &landing lAIIy: ...... tlle,_t ootne1, . II II M I - - " - If-, o ....... up- 0111 llllfllloloneyman th e - - 1 11 - . When l h e - - o l l ................... tiOIIIe......, '~ " lilllciOy " loo. ...., I oan'tMaleo• 110~ '"Teltie a_.,.. '""'lt...., _,..,.. '*• )'OY.,.Ofllr0f1iorodtlle """".rol- 1wo ,..,.r _...,..-to .ltonlol-- 1M WIIK"C'-III'aDO_IO_!I",_,__ .....--......... ~ , _ . . pe1c1 ..r w· Wlle:._ . . . . . _ _ ctor -.: '1 -'J--.Itla,-.. got)'(IU...,...,.. ... "'1'4 ..........- . ............ ,.. _.., ... _ - -. =r;.;;::;-:.. " - . _ , - - - Clwl- .... __.,.. .-r "Woof,.. - ·• thing'."_, ...... ..,.rr ......,.._,"''O,_. __ "Ia" ...,lob... ":'CCI:'"M .......... . . - ....... ... ..,. • .,.... .... - ........................... .__... • 1111: ........._ ' - - Ia • ...... - ...- .,_.....,_--of ........_, ".MJ -..a,., Job ...... O&a _ . ,... Yhf-Encl �feedback f. i i Slanud reportqe SKUBA /or studmt1 To lflo Edl101 To 1M Edilor. HaVIng IUM- W.-IVto._..,.._......,,.,,,__ to SUb apji(>Wtd Board'I 11oen1 ot ~- I"""'"*"" dfNOt" wiUt S.Ch Gooclc:flllcra auotoctt.e 1/WyM ot ~·- - · - · " 0 Coni,.,. to nil opinion. 1 lilt '"" dlacuaalon """'*'"<~~~ lllo ~aty tdJW!_,t&. o~llougll *'cllhyty. •aa OIOCI\IQM Ill lemW ot om.nc1nC1 ""-aloo llolpfu4 In llul ·ndlno"' l>rlnotnO to -01 S•- ~~~ CMJM~e,.lor s- WHI.;y C.-•,.SA$V lor T w,., o.- c._.. ,., s.... C.•c.-.. -.. ,.,..._,.,.. that - ' " " " • C>ett• .... , _ . ol · and cw-... TlW ll SKUIIA 1St-a ~ UB ~- lor. lila .....,.. tO IllY "In ,..._• ..,lltttoeot-alr>ltnSt•IIOfaatUII Wewve rou .a 1o ..,.. toelay. anc1 Friday 1n the SA t~Udoo!aty , . , _ IOgnt oome _ . , ...,..,lac! Same l'detU now 1 ...,...i<NI aoov. "" ~·•r ot lournatiOm that 1"/te ~'""' nea _ , prcmo<lf>Q 11 of l.ae Pelt-tHttalttNn ano To,. &JtlOI" Tho ,...,.,.. In- , . . s.·- "'- to lor ""'' bed 1-*nga 111411 ,_, "'"""--"rill' t11oorlg4,.., creatoraot SllUBA n... ,....,,,_apolog<D V.u Pre11<Mm lor bternal Allai(I-G$11 Vn-..ty -""",_.,---"'SA to .. -···""-· "'""·-- o~-. ot wltll 11>0a yew'o SKUBA PMty o.~epo,. !1\Myollllo- _ , . , " " ' IIO&on - our._.,., W e - _.onv tne l>rtno SA 10 tne ~ "" ..., """ ....._ . . . 10 , _ _ , on opinion on • topfe OIJtl to -·~ _ , . ,.,.. lo/tow•ng C<>hlmn d'''"''$•• publlthlrtg r~u,•mfltlf 01t unW.,tltt profeUCHI amJ wiNth., tMJr ~k ~~ •nofll~ Of It wu bt Ph4Jotopltr ProlutOt RkfiMd · - - - (vory rareiyl It lo O<OiounO ....,_, olton It to JUst trivial. And " Is narotr over Anow~ even tn the bro.dest ..,....,_ fl ts the puta qu.antur of pubheat;on that counts A committee convoked 10 conalder someone'• Tltlot'., ~~~ UniVMJit)' ol Roch•.,., -.>PO!ntrl*lt 10 tlftiKe w,,.,. uw,•. by Richard Taylor A cOtnmOil f'!llaconceptlon o f a. unlvorally 11 tnol Ita l..ully not only conveya ~u~ow~. tnrough tucnlno. DUI dl:sco¥erlll too, lhtough tHNtclh tt lathe tafOfe a• privilege. on IIIII view. fO< .,...,,. 10 llland a uolv-lly. u dlatl"Qulthad from • eollfiOI. whOM profeo-• perl\opo tll<t tucn1"0 Ntio<ltly. lkil .......,en •- 10 St....,,. ot • "nl....,ty can be 11 •• ,,. forefront"' or ''tf9"tW' or lulowttc)Ot. or at t11 ..CUttino edOe." 0< wnall"fO' m~.f)llor- OPL From tltltlt of COIItM follow$1nll a proper unr-ally pro1...., dl.-.lnaiu nta won k"""'~ tNougfl IN ptSbllcati<NI of anldee One wno ion' publllltlfll) 1111lcl• ll or...,mobly not - ni"Q rnucn n""' elt~. so no mauer how ineplttnog he m~t bl • • a teacner. 1>1 -~~ Iaiit _ .. He-. t11o cnedthed •not of ptSbllca11ono" !hat every - . , , , teaC-hlf assiCSuOUI I)' compllea a "d evgtnenta, IN11""'*'f- q-llono ol No promollon.t..,.,. or <l- Alaty ,,..... . .,. l_,cllng. TNa ldM ol a ..,...,..,Y may 1tno oome valicloty 10 tw •• 111o-.. lor.., tnet rNlrn knowleciQe to be and publiolvod ....,,noug~~,,. b<ttl< olll may be trM&l But wnat of 1ne H.....,hlle? are--. ,...,.,. oucn otl!lno • Ttl,._? Atno"' varlouo tmOUtotlono ol prajuolca Ill 11>1 Tu.- tneell. 0< allfiOid .,._.,_ ol - • - ' " In 111o- " Poll.,...,." or ol1ne-- • • • - """"'noo1 5naQipeore'o IOMOI cycle, 01 a lnta!l"*lllion ol Qlelcncw. or lmaglnatM hlotortcal uplanotloM. wnal It OOino 10 count •• ICnoW'Ieclge, wnat u ldao~o~Jr. om ...,., u mare no~Wm? *' Tna an•w• tt, ot ccwrse. 1hat Wh1.. rather Unit pure hollum, ~lillie II ~ulne -nowtaoo. either AI tile .. forofront .. ol What "culling edOe." 1/lln, dO we find ouraat.eo? At tna torelront of • - voiurM of publjeatlon. and It Ia a dull edOe Sometlmeo wnaf It publltlvod It ctavor. IOIM1lmM omuii!1Q. 1-. ~ UU!y IO be lllll!IIJ OI'OUnd I tebte on wrdch are apteacs the candidate'• public-at~ Ratety are they actually re.a. ax.cept in 1 pe.rlunctOf)' way M01clfu11y so. for IIleY are lil<aly to· be OllciJy boring. Mom.,.,. thumb 1/troug~ them, u~ 1 few Q-tlono of any t •PMI wno mtg~t be pr._t. ono try 10 fonn an impt"esUorl of God knowa what. Pt>otessora c-.n couot, ho'lllfe'tef, and it makes • vtM'Y orut diller..,.. _,.., tlloy have before them one 01 two pub4llhed a.rtictes:. C*'hiiPS from lr\ obscure tourn.at, or to or 50. Ouant~y moot ellect...., .,hartu an~ ICIOemlc·a clolm to Ofomotlol\. So 1nero bl111 the It~ tncenthte for. profeuot to ortnd t'*n out en greot nlllnbor. ond kaep ollst of tnem all IIIYal_.m. -.,q aoylhat a Ph~yPtof-(W111Cn W1ste I note theM talt>ty c.natiCl•••hc e:QJf-..oN of cont....,.,ary • - ohOIOOollhY to them !kit to dr1Ye nome tne """" thallneY .,_ nwdly Ut>!-lono ot lulow~. or...., olwlsclom Tlley.,. aubject to coni!...,..,. IO< • - wno can m a u olthem. but nordly to conlltmetlon The publication. of o-. matot\01 dluornlnitn • loC ol 1M. but no ... fronttet" of an'flhlng •• tt'lu• Ut..,-mtneted, Tllera - •· tne 1111 ,.,.,. I _,,~~~, 83 oorlotllcal journo l l - t d 10 _.,..,.., Pftllc>IOt>l'l'ln 111o U•lted Stotll mo• ot them tdlltd by prot-.. (It 11 my p.r•V•teQt 10 "*'» tc)lt one of lhetft t H.alt wwe in tnt lUI IS \'1110 I third In tile loll 10 Whaltlloea lournata neve in llthatllatdl)' litem IIUO-tlha Mml II true in OIIW flaldt. For tnt PISI two,..,. . . _ 1 nave gone to~ "'"'lnga. 1 nave • - wlln me Ina of the a.t ...... Ond lillie of IOU< peporw in tnt -log pfllloaophlcal and I ,_. o&ked •tone. at.,_. common r- en-- """"* I ami Is In a poor poa!ilon to poil'l'l a II"'Of. and I . - . "" ,.._ •• oolnitd first a t . . . -.. pt>t"'--ly I - l r naard a pllttoaophictl llclure ............ I .,_,.,,. . . - - hi hal retd them To my utonllhmelnt t tw¥e )11M to hnd • - · In Wllldll/tl - -· t r o r n - continent ond _.uy ......-.., dlltlngul-, ~ 11101 II a Thocvttlnt ..... """""' b "" "Hio toll """' ,lhore ....... -hln g callod being.,. _ tall." O.llorl <1enla0 thlo. ,._ ocwtousf,, no -iOn of 1u1owtec1ve . . - flora. for t11ore II no<hing lulow. It to 0111J • mata,.ol m al knoWn pflitosopner came ,.,. not tong ago to defllld. . , _ 011>oto ol sJmUar lUnd. tnt - · that • tne ..,..., _..., 1s (act,...~ actual if and onlY tt tne ectual world ts ..,.... In tnt actual _..., • St•• Yloited 1111& ....,_ 10 ~orllt hll ontt11olnlng • ..., Utat ol>le<:to are quito ,.., alter all -TNre - loes 11o ll tond •• uyl!IIJ-• line •~•t _111......_ - L Aoother Phltoaoony Profeaoor. gonerallr cpntldertd ~n outstandl"' •-tot~ of lite au~~ lectured at - - ..,......,.... In 11110 area not tong ago. to tllo person. sUCh u Ronlld effect mot • AN~ for Instance-Is realty noiN"' more than • n· lnvlalbly minute particle of matter in the brain. And only laat weel( I paJ1lclpaltd In a ol>llo&ol>~lc.tl COOI"'""'J" wnaretl>l Q-llon before uswu -lf1er a n - can to _ol._,.,.,,., -hal,..... _..,t ol thotn:· --••r 10 , , . c-oco~ ©~UD forum ~"9- ~ it !;: ~··~~>' $A$U O!Mpa,. i Joltll SMt- OttttU#,. ""SAsfJ o.lepila • •-•ow H l l _ a _ _ ..._.,..(IICjr-u abo<~~ lo4r ~laid-. -!rolf untrue and.,.......,. tor On tnll ground 1 q-lcxl - • "" lnterMto Ill (ali"""'f' quito _ _, PI< - v-- Tho SKUIIA ,.., ·- on~ W•"-. ---·.. ,_all_.."''"'..,.,.....,,.,.,, ... J. Joe"''"" c._,.,_- I - · - io<-.g ao,....,.,.... ln _ _ 1oo -oonautollows..b&o..ol_ow_ aomet1mo1 1St _ _ _ ..,. _ _ _ . . _ _ _ ~ j any ol ""e.. ---~ ...w.o .. -thll -_ -,gnol '"'.~~~-·· ...8arond -, _ ..._ _ _ . . , ol ~ - · i < N I - - 1 0 - httle __.beyond enabUr,o- to-,_ liotsol-tlono Ona.-jownol.infect. - botnar •o oo "'to """' _ .. f., ••puC>Iicatlon• by ~· tdllorl ... OIII!Piy ~ •v•••·· and"*" n\eOt .. to~ """oht NQueat tnem. In tna unt•UI)' ...,, thai anyone aaualfy- You llavato pay130 I«<ttoWI>rnlt anonlcletneta.Hot I4KIIIIslfto!Y. this "'ownoo" -~~ .-ty ball of at IM manu~pea atnt'lo tt-anct a great Many • wats ot pWI!cat~ or- ~.tna"lront-· of -~~~"'I or OIIW.,. O<..llmably !Kithad bacll. and - I I I l A reacn ""metaphors ol'1ne cuul!IIJ Roflecllono ofi/III IOI'Imlllf'ttbe-itdtrom_,. IWiiO<.Io O<of- hu -manage<~ to 0\11111"" mucll. 10 tat It be lhlt my own lilt ot publlca11ono •• euitobly ..... and prof-IIIIPt ont2 campu.... SometltMOIIook ot it. 13 -long. and lthlnll. " How lmp-t.e! Whot a let of ln~l And-now ltd... eooe.· ..... �i i "' ll ' Lqacyto overcome TN KOfllt oro cltowo too ollt Inti ol 11\a mon ~~- - Wlll4 .,. - 10 ..,. from lhe - • ol u.,,_.~y""--'?~an...-tneU..-..yol lklftAIO ao M -QfoclvOIO lor - ,..,.. Md ftOW ot,_rnotneUB~•Sc:llooiC'*<II> •--hrat ... to Georgoto"'" ~.., ~· C...tor kl 1>11_. 1 believe 1 am .., • pot.lt~ 10 maU • lew obMrtliJ*'* TN-·· problomlhiiOC:_ _ _ _ ... ""'rch 1111 1\0UII ltlnllnlluatlon olooatl on o-Iling focuHy tnen'lbot'l- 00011- IO '"""" Ia lhl omphlllfl 'tllfefl good l<lhOIIr. a.ndlof , ....,.enwa rat,.., tnan gootl IOICI>OI"I E¥W1Y Cllponmont al lhis Sdroo4 II lnllllatl•llh II>CII toc:.. uy ,.,.,.,.._ """....., •t""'"l ~· t arn aurt ,,, been otaoi.Mid w•tn a ot tMm tn f.c1, any ttudl-nt heft whO tal"! uy In aot o•"'" aemeste. tnat nelf or nts PfOintort are compotll'lt tellOiltlra oontldwa IIIIMI!I h>cl<y Tht _ , WOIII P!Ot>l..., toeing lludonll Ia 1111 rot111 .. roototlon ot tho Amhllll Compualrom 1111 City """"btlf -r or 8utJ.tlo ontlllll laC- or a W.Ote • ..,..,,...,l.. ottllo Am .....t Compue. Whlt-loOIIrl{l olcoonmuni!Y thll ..,,_. _ _ . . , ..,,... "' SQulro tton U>art>CWI-'!y IO< commutora. II>CII 11 myaa~l) Funhlrmoro. till..,..., SltMI Clmpuo 1110 Olfltlri~IIIO 0 1 .. hiCn Ia """"" tl 1/11 Am,...t Cemclw ~ tnot u "mar. o11ne ,..,.,. bo ,,...,. woth. 11\1 • - Comcru• we llh®ld bo gr&lolulto liltlot tor ltohllne oo l\anl """"'0''""- Just a gut reaction TotheUtor ThloloUWia"'"II... UO-MioT,.~Nift'l atlllorU.IIUt W - y -op(lltoly lltlocl · E-tlon&." 1 qUito aor- ""'"the -atlorl IQrn hom the - - . . - clur01g lhe KOflw rw~V•-!Nt--- " _ . . . . - 1101 bo _ , . , ova1n 1 u lila .. 11otat1 botore. IIIII Keltw'o -.gnatlorl .,_lei bo "*lor.._ Of from - • Sl-.o ..._..,.... olllcllis lf1o1 "ti"''.clor>Oo theWitCIIIoelootl " l - - 1 > 1 0 0 _.,..,_,....,,uloput-11\lhe moutl\0 ol 1 - $A olflc...,a. I hi.. Alweyo 00,...., ""'" lho potlllonOIIIOIIIIITiooii-IMF-1000 bottll ..... tc.n.. "' lho -~and ~_,., ba.. - l h o ....... HI-oln.__., ..... But IIIII. 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NOT mo"-, - Y that. "I would bo ~ 10 - KOftor go" Upon naatllne &.lll'o ottlcto t IIM>ediiiOly ~lm ne oot 111&1 """' 10 bo , _ quot.-lntl /11 r11ptlatl tMt .. .._ wun"l aut'l~, that he'd hawt 10 ..00 t:MidC ettd ~ h l o - " Now 111 011 lOll MOllo a.! II, Ill dlcl caM mo .... on 1ft 1/11 cs.y -loi..O IIIII, to Inti - · M.Joolnd 1110 qUOIO lr1 hll nolll I tlo ""' OO..t>l Sotll'o lnloontY or 1110 - · h o -. I 00 1104 Mia In rnolntelnloiQ 11\at. Ill'* 5etll I -1ne Old 0< I """ pr- t- ~. u tl!lo q on~ I"R ~--,lor~ o -~~-*'-'""I'm llotlmo .-cliO- • _ . , , _ W/lj.. 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Yorlr lllneiPOfiiJb/e/o torgottho .,,., 101 ~1/lf ltlctllnQ olld leU lftNrch, lormoro t:rell ... -d.• _ . . ,., , ... ~..IY lor rrel-~nt _ot_ty,.lho&IOG,OOOC.v-·a-CO. op -~ ~.!.herO ,....-, Koll~<cll..,..,- IO<--ton to U81tlar. . . , . . _ . _ , , . , , . _ t 1 0 1 0 f to ~ - . , p 10 ,,.. ~ (tliQI>t to a _ , . , cloG'... to the groctvllo lthOOII ' ' U•t llflltutiiUibte eaptnat of _."ell' TlmolhyJ 0"" - olio ""'- t -oerty aw11 the~J to parhctpate ., a,.,.. """_....,, inlfrom n.. ~"""on l h e ol Aobe<t Keuw. u ~ to pt<Md'"IJ the "aeriiCII".II if/N ··~ lor"TM ~tiH!If'a "1 0"'" ,_.lui •t• tor COI'\ptetiO't ega,tnae a ,.,.,~ttlno Se••• 00"11- "'" • -41111 O.W.no< C&l9y Keelll ~- tNo Ddt It is - · fr""' IM - I I atlribvlatllo JIT Rtel\anl Moll 11\all woo not alfonled.., oquat_._ 10 '"" boyonO IM~lorl woN Thor..,• bo IIGIIatllhM 111 • • olwayo In till loretront ol lhe 1111~ to .... In IM Stote 11111 Kottw-ontyhr""atl....,._.lntllla-11 no rol_.,. on the-~~, Of lnteMlty of ,... oiiO<ta but ......... to • ,.,,........ "" thO ...... _ ol ... pojiiiCIOM"' Albany, -.elo """""OI"utlonlllly lo•O< .,.,.... ~- -llc cottogee aucn u IJB KOflor- both out tllanke et~.,._ hla noa - . . a mi..., rooortl That 11 to I'"" fot , _ ...,...hlp IIIIo no ono con OO..t>t. St-.lll'can only hOPII lhlt tM nt• Prn.ldent btlngt •llh tHm a eommtunen1 to lhll ctu11oom no1 merely Kadlmic h'...tono.. '"" on lfAIMihl' lor 1110 P!Ot>l...,a ol undtH'gradua1e a1ucMnta Nra TheM wer• the quahtiea WIIICII RoOtrt llt1t0f oo '"'~""· Iii •-"" our School as en 4natttutkm. rathef u~an a oomcnuntty Thls • 1111111 ~·m lor tM tuk ol I1Qntl11Q ~lOOny Inti lor IPPHIIlnQ U.. .... lorwor<l-tootctne •torno~oa ol tno C11Y ol 8ut1110 ohor Ihe ltiO "~ota", bul ,.,.,..., him unjll tor IM 1..k ot pro•lcll•o lhe ot..,..,lo ••tn acatlomlc IU,.,OIIlp. which llh®lcl 111.. hiS prlmory lUI< WIIIIO ..... iiuall-toriM obcMI~amotllocrny-wtrielltca.> 01~ IO. I\OYing Olllntllll G-QIIO'Oif\. ontl whlcr> nearly I'YWY t1udent Nte wm r...cttty 10 ftOIWIII\IIanclrng Ch&-lo< Wharton•a , _ , oanol dt&tnoet~uou• and Nccutata renwttt 1n11 ~F'Niid«<l -"'..,_,ion """out -"'Y •tt• .::::- =~":'...:::':::..'!!!:.: " ""-·_ , 10 -00•"{1 proloaaoorialerIn IM daUroom.he OlloVId upon our School . . o -unity. rotlllr ,..,. Ill.., lnolrtuuon. O..ry wrth IVC/1 -"''P""' UB 0111111 1111 onoo ..,'lllagatl f0< lt. 1putriiCiy , _ Kwllllor.Aro lllorla on bollln oltM ~In AII>Mt . _,1 lor fol!lno 10 Rtrtw\. 10 1111 11-.to. II /11 hell. ... IJ'Ioflc - or-o--.. . '""'lib -theltheCIUf>l"yofU..OO<IC&tlonll --·~ 1111 rwlgn. -~~"" ol brl-t Sctlool. uw.... --.m ·---... _, ,_., lm.,__ ........ ol tho - No _ totocy ThiS . . Hopotultr, U8 ""' - - hll �Up in smoke -Seep. 12 J �1 it'~ooitmmti©m 1 J Environmentalists battle indust(y in a Congressional air war _,hal..._.. ! - CEPAIInonlorlo_....,...,.. ,_ ..........,~ Ad. .,._., ~ '-""""".,.. ...... wtl The a-.,.. duoWog fi ~ t.come 1M lwoood lho ,.- cl Urth Doy, IJ~ 1o a - - . . . 1 baalo In the ....,.... ~.,.... hullh lrom the...... " 97th Congren Wuh cl • ~ The . - · . poll..! agolnlt far·ruchlng and complu J IRd.-y .,.,. on ~ Idol. ~ low, lho lv:1 1o ! ,_.......,._and""*"'- ~ o1 an ...,... """" c1 ~ olthe 1970 CIMn IW lv:l..OU.to narrowly defined and highly ~ ~ 3 0 - 111 • lldlnlr:ol and . . . . _ _ -clotonNnanl1nlho,._cl like PSD one! 1'1111\QS the~lldo·*--•'oplanooo En--.... . . ~ lnopovl lho 1111 ..... -.y cllnd.,.Y• ..,... 10 * ~ lrom ...,.._., ... ..s ..... ~-b/v:l, Rapruentlnl • -.uggnlng becauu , •• former EPA - · In ... - · cl a..deol ~Coolie IIC>Ied Olrc:tar DoW! Soodunan. tho lv:lll In ~ ~. 1hc already IMina wuaanecl br CIMn/Wiv:l"'mulclba~ propoucl changu by I he gulled f peoplo don\ pay--. &olllroNnonlol ~ Ag/lttl:y 10 who! II"-*'!~ The lnheotnt ! 7, .........,._,....., -on """'*-- CQnpioodlla • ,..._,lartw . . _ . . 1o • • ....... - ~ a._ 23 · A PRIL 1 4TH AT ROOM 111 TALBERT H ALL. FOR MORE INFO RMATION, CALL THE SA """""* ........ The lv:1 ' - - """' miiOod ....,... P - - - t h e ....,.. ....,_ol....,_lor......,. ._..,.. cl ...._--'- t.n ooduc•cl40 ~- 1970..., """'.-.• - ~ f....O:: al coOl~ 17 Ira. 1912 1m. ~ hOI -lhlt--ooulol- --..en_.._......,.,_ dowa pon:llnl 1o wlh . . . . and..., . . . bollogf>o ,__ ~ - 0.. ....... hind. ...._ ....... ~ lrom lndumks and ~. ....... - . l y --...! ·~PM*" ...... 1975 lo 1919 II b-. probkm ~tho -.clard - . II tho <llfllad quand!lcadon ollhc t..o1ib cl dun ..... cldcl.n. IMok 1hc aituiMed COlis ol ... ~ control _.. ~ 16~ billion lr!-1978, 1\ Mlolck " ' Ill, .......-~·""' •a Nlllono/ Evtron.-oto/ o.-rop,_,. ....... of llw c:lurw air .-.ldng l\aooclollon, bolh ind..-1 · '""" ... 1\co 14.000 ore equally oppooed to the ~died In 1978 while S!l 4 CommiNion'o recom"""'clallon tlwo billion did no< lwva to be tpen4 on tho OIIT«nn nM!Ihod of cierMnt .. medical ~ and ....eel . _ Such qwolity IIAindarda be mallllllned ......._,., though, we d cruel. The Ad II.VIdard.o 10 ... and opm 10 ~ . . lor ""' I"'**Ctiorr of ... """' The ..... ""' lv:1 hal .... vulnerable oegmento of boovun ~ obe lv:l'• bondits I mey ... ~--down doichn and ohe o~.~orty-·- on ctu. ID 1hc de*e of the ~ ~ mMllin of ..tey• ~ lldmlnbuotiotl lo 111botdlnata inCl..-.....,. -,-tudl .. .....,....,. NSJIIIrd APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE ~ARCH Pt.........,.y, thlo .-l>od ol p,...,..., COMMUTER AFFAIRS COORDINATOR stfpended position Must be a commuter student 636-2950. eon.-· Ill...,, the Ado....,.. lwy . . , . f > o - ol tho c1o11oM, . . proponuu. S.nator Edoawod d t.. l r o m Muoldo (Doomoc:nf cl Maine) and Th• I'ICAQ ..ggw•d th• Repraunta tlve Pawl Roa• n (Doomoc:nf ol ~ . . no.'"'- dun'\IP-.clardo In polulod1n ~ Thelv:l had 10111 .-.dad In 1m .._.,. " - ' Maodl 2 -the h ...... l975...._., ...._ c1 .-.gthe 1v:1 1o 19112 .... • llllthe,........c--/W Quolloy CI'ICAQl wlokh 1o • ts _ ... .._...__ memb•r groop repruutlng 1\notb&J racoiWmenclallon ~ ""*-. . . .. locol ........... _,....... .._ ......... IIO"fttU'DutJ end tlw public *'-*- llw .-.1 ol s..Gary Hort (l)omcxrol ol llr-.g .... ~ ol Calondol. h en.- ol 1hc - " " ' _ ............. TNo c.omn-, ~ In The ~'leo. rocommanclaUon onvolvu the Yart n.- e.. ·- tww lriod 1o ol Sorb. o....to.-. p~opooe lolr, boloncecl IPSDI ponlon oftlwlv:l lnciUJtry clalmt thM PSD .......ad hinder ""' clewlopmono ol ""*-· ~ tynlualo. In tloallftle clthe South and Wa1 The~ Roundoabll and llw lications available for FICE AT 1o tw eom.-·, -..~ore~ ~-'*' .....,. """ ~. Oo4llc:h wtllllloiv and ~ .. .... .. 0oop01e lblo. OF- 10 0011 ~ M..rk ., En---. . . .,. Griffiths, uaodaro cl~r~etor of onvton..... alloln cl"'" I'IOIIonal - . . . . . cl ~. dMna thM 11w -.d.orda •• . , ·1or o1oe 9().--olcl )ogge T8 . " '*- ....,.,_...~ • by The Bu.. nouo Rouncl1ablo .._..""' . . . , . 111 . . - - envtrotur.ental prottttlon to ......-v 1\lhough, 01 " ' - hal - -· cloen ... mey be - . l l v t.o.lldol ,..._ololoe -toonttwlv:l..aba hondled tn ~- w._ Senaoor tloe House of 1111 Rep HeTwv IDanoa• o1 Calllomlal. Robert Soalford CR.pubkan. v~. --o1 tho and Ptrbk Wooolos e:.w- ... In mind 10 ""' 1hc ..,..., .,.... -ad~~~~- eo...-andaloey-la · - and _ . . . . ...._ ,....,,. . . - - the -1\co ... .....-dool- 10 s.n.... The Intensive English Language Institute has move t o 320 Christopher Baldy H~ll. The telephone number 636-2077. is �i This Summer, Cornell i f 5 f Cornell Un~Vetsrly Summer Stoss•on B13 lves Hall lthau ~ YOI'k I48SO ·uneasy ~olish truce crumbles - - - - - - - - btl Alan C. K.c:lo lc -mont ...,.....,t.....,. He PolAnd's roi~OUIO< 141bor dltpu,. 11 - " ~ o....,. ol a-. 01 olw monlh long- "'" ~ lobar ..,_, -.I tlw comnntnia - · cn.mblod ln!O conftla ~-- - 1 0 ........... Thomcloy In olw c:ll)l oi ~ Mien ,_,..;.. oi ""' Palth · Sc*lorty, -.doohorls lr.... rtw ..._.._ __ oil-., Rurol ~. Mrelodllyremowd"..two ""'v -•lnll<llwd In - • -,_...hoi • di.cuulon -1"'-.,. - of ... f•tmer.- ol rtw lncldonrt wNch lod 10 rtw oi 20 . . , . , Wid r_.., tlvoe ol lhom ~ - -.. .._...-.~dillft - - W i d Saidatty dolms .... irs ............ -.lrwlood. 11!1 olw · 10 -rlwbuld.nelcw uniOnpu- The '""""" mnalned r o - • -lone. bur o/lodgtcly. ecljol.mod 11!1 1M palco ....., ""ormod - rtw n>Miir19 - "'" building ond vlrlleacly · - olw """"""' The -~ ~nlr19 - on ~ !hOI rho Solld.triryo.-nbm •-ln--.tldcored octivil)l-•t !he ~ holl I.Jnd«f Soldorlry'o _.,.,..,. ~ rho union con only •01"'_..1 - - . In lobar nogocllo!lont ond connor g«r1nvoMtd 1n ...,.Jcol polltic:oOf-IMQI . w...... .._...__ - On Sundoy, LKh Wolca, Ioder ol Solidolttyo 10 mDion membon mer ""'h Polish Dt!>vly Primo Mlnlltor ~W Relcowoi<ltn en Ol!f,MJ>I IO -he oiw 1lJ wtiJ growing bet_, th•t nation's WO<km ond Itt gc>vemm• nr. 1M live hoor tnHt"'9 prowd "-""usiot and ended with the l6boc loador wOiklng OUI on tho Terror returns then propered lor Mondoy'• rlM<Ilng wfih Sobdan:y clelega1ft "' W-w Reloowolc! Mid rho< !he t&lko ...... )WI SUJ~Pended and -.Jd conllnut todo\1 Thundoy l't!Qht'r vlolmco. unolliddy bnngrr>g on md tho ...-. ocrualljl o1w an«!ndo o1 - . s br ......... tbowgh ~- "" rho m<l(lth On Morch 4 ~ P011y boos~~ .... ~So.- Union " ' - ~ Br..tv- -s -.los ro Tlmo - . , - .........,j 11!1 " " ' tblt Palond ~do .-e.,~- e.. ~ , _ _ nw ,...,._ o1 '""-• lo do ...... " " -· _.. mmod...ty 10 w.,_..·, dlocuo-s Tho~ day,~ ..... Kuron - Solidoruy- Joc.d< wtnled- - . . . ! 11!1 pollee lew _ . , doyo Thougl> ht - - unharmed . rho . . olof.e """' rocont polooo tniJmociaoon ol SoWor<y ~ molong p u b k - ' htlpod lo - · tho bod lodng> ""'-n rho vn...S rho gownunont _...... ......_ -s .,._._ l.lllllw1 tho pes!"""-· lobar vnr..,., tho form ol """' -"*""'-· ..... Bored .. 5eV07al crbOS In l..odt last - "· 250,000 ._km .-opped procl.ucbOfl """*"' . . . . . , ond Nl down on the Job to pn><ort tht diomisoal olllvt n... l"'otermo _.. .uccou~ur '" lwtY1nt th•--... - f d, but r-wd a ropr!mond ro. poMitaltnterler<1l<lt. In tho ooutbooontral dly ol Redom _...,.. conducad a ,__ho.. llti1<e lo support a 1i1t ol 19 danondr preKntod 1o the government. lM ma~ teqvesa \WaS forrho romcwal ollho provlnc:lol gcwernor aod ocher high· 1oco1 ~""*'- .._.,, ._. Stipended positions available for 1981- '82 School Year Executive Director Director of Sales Comptroller Assistant Comptroller Ell~ Grub, & Underground Managers and Assistants Auxiliary services (Travel & Refrigerator) Manager & Assistant Advertising Manager Applications may be picked 12 • 4:30 pm in 104 Fargo Quad AU applleodou moot be ,..tareod ~ NON,MARCH -~~·u·~mmmammaa.aml lil11111111:111:111111r A107 ~..U.. ...U w �....... ~· M(,A.i · L~AI·U.t,·.Ar ~ SAT · ACT ·DAT ·GRE ·CPA 1420 Millersport Hwy. Williamsville ucs..,.. ...., 688-4012 ..........................,, ~ ........ CAU.tOU.fMI 100· 2.2').1 The Important~ of The Decorativrlrts to ·- "FRANK llOYD WRIGHT'S THINKING" ,.,1(/ by THOMAS HEINZ, IRiiloe~ a.-, or n. fqol ~ . . . . llow*t1w the Dlnrin D. Martilltouu 123 Jewett Pkwy. ,_,...,.,..,..a, ,..... , . , if I ,..., ,.,...,., If . . . . .--s-.- ........ _ _.,_.,.,a.- and ......... THURSDAY, MARCif 26th at 4 pm It Lebanon ..-:--·--·. . OoUnlng thor rho Unll.cl 5<aca hu no 1r1tnc1s 1n th<r IAbonon 'must ' - - ' tho r1ghb olotwt lond • . Soadl-who I• an Amtr'"n ol l.Atbono•• Middlo-Eaot CIOClCpl dlttolon who ...... · ....... ~-lolcl tho 100"' 10 ln<lvlcluolt Ill~ - · """' rho us. tw eoMd 'How -lrlondo did M hM found 0 CIIUN ...d II ...... 10 lllw ol lhe we~ In ....,?"He a>olnlllnod 11\01 rho I . - - limo ho eon to 1. Aa:Jardlng ro Sudt, lhe ~ lrionds ol ""-'co. ~ tw doimod 111011•• ~-.~ ....,.._ (.._ ...., ""-!In 1975 ..t1«n o numbor tho u....cs St-.. Acooldong 10 Sudt. tho "US ol ~ t-Ided rogocher He lllcl lhe - -rMed oo_..t maneyoo w1n .,... ... people of " - ' • job .. "' """"" lhe ....__ pubic ...d Lobenoa." Sudtlllcl 1 7 - _ . , . ~ pollcol• u .....~- lhe ... - - '1..ftlonoft . . . cow.-y mecle .... ol n.o·. ~ lhe ""v ~ _. 1lnrniiiJ-.I ., .... lJDIIed s.-. s-1 ercpWned !hot ~ · - ~ hero OUl ol bnonclol ...-. 111011 ~ nw ~ ~ "' l..obMon w.., ......... 4nd dyr>g ol ....._. 111011 lot ..... .-m-..-lbe .......... ~~ ........ He lllcl d:IM-"""' any ollhe ""-"'ollie ollbe aid - . s-11 ~ Cllrftg ohft 11*)1 ., ~ oogolhor. ho lllcl ..... '111011 ,..,._ lhe BoWo . In tho lN..! S<ac-. .... ~haw-. IOI>Iy _._Into-"""-" Hcooidotwy ... ~~~oniOCOII, cullure. Aa:Jarding 10 Soadi. 0.... on 2S ....., 1..4boMM Oaimlng llwl tho ......,_ problan lo . . ._ Ama'c.tnl In the Unhod Sbo!.. He oold d:IM 80 10 90 ~ ArnorloaN m i U I I - untjj ttw problan lo pecent of .. tho Arobl In tho Unlt<!d S...tes ... COI'IW:Iod, h<r <4llod on the ~ 11udenu 1n l...ebentM ononc~Moce ond lllcl. "You a.t rho - o f 1ho hocuro • , ""'* - -.- ,.....,_,and-.,.......,. A FEW MNUTES OF YOUR TIME will determine the quality of your next year at U.B. SA-ELECTIONS Wednesday, Tbunclay and Friday March 25, 26,' & 27th CAPEN LOUNGE 9 am- 5 pm PORTER 12 pm • 9pm SQUIR,E, MSC - STUDENT' CLUB 10 am -9pm .._.__.......___~CLARK 9am-9pm GOODYEAR 12 pm • 9 pm GOVERNORS 12pm-8:30 pm HAU. - 12. 9 p.n-~~-_, �............................. .................... . -·~ ~~E-~_~@-~_ID_~_o~ __@_ID______________________~H Democrates regroup, plan future ~~--~------~--~~~~ WAS CULTURAL AHD P£RFOftMINC ARTS- ~i - - - ""Nary Ell. . l..-y ... """"'* TH£ NEW YORK TOURING COMPANY ond uniMd • Gov Jony Brown • - - t o tlw unuowol ~.--. ofl..oo ......,.. . _ ond '-ka O..WW. T Mono~~ .. the ...... Domocnac c:or:>..-tod Collfomlo ·pp 0 ;/lt ?l.. ~ If. Nadonoi~- Monillllo. quill. low•...,"'-'- - .. prouciiO bo ._.. o ond bolos" ....., dedl<-.loo ~ poo1y "'SSIftt""8 ond '-1 ...., tlw -.pulot IIQC He cJ.orly hu kl>levod • . . uncharac:terhUc: cilspley of DomocnOit OC<Ofd In ""' pwaa of the top poJIIIon of • poo1y bode\1lod "" 12 by lrCUt. .............. tkot..t bohlnd him •• us Sonoocr Ted Kmnedy. lorme VIet P><llclont Mondole. c:.tllortA'• Gov Brown. ond Hou• poo1y l•od•"· CHmocr>Ai< govornon. ond por1y olficlob -....u w.... SATURDAY, MAROIZBtlt a.ARK CYM, MSC Gt8:00 pm SATURDAY APRil.. 4th crt 8:00pm CURKCYM, Main SI.Cmnpu. Sot>•• """'cvey .......But tho cool, slightly ouncl-offllh sty~< ol tlw rww Domoaauc k!ad01. 11CICErS FOR BOT1f SHOWS: ond the lrnptOIIiw unity lw! has manhalltod In hit IUPPO<I. oro not ob.tcloratal$5 G.«al _....,.,.. S6 St.d.tt p~ n....•S.W.T-0.. the only ~!91'S of c:ha,. In tho uomllhod funu.. olth& Otmocu6t Pony ... I ttnJgglos up lroto> IN v.,. PrulcltniiNohr burnlliodonoollul~ t..op ~ What mey fH even more ~bthefmnmt~­ Monclale hM olfiUiocl .Wh the Hubert HUJt111hrey School ol Pollla •mong Drmor-rats-from the ""' ~twnlly ol ~. Fonner lowo John C"'- Oemocreu h.u o rganturiont ~IOtlw.,...-IOtM por!y ~ 10 ihoy-- - 0U1 juol " +lot II - 10 bo o CJomocrit . .----·lUnd '"Tlw Domocnllc "-''I .. .. • penod olllounclomg ... , _ job .. ...~Who_ .. _ , _ -_.....of .w~Burns' t h e - . Noone dolmstlw~-~ • 8ul floundenng ...... - And '9'1 ol . , _ _ _ "'lolily ri!#V - boooclaa - --~ AI. tlw poky obund.w ....... • <:0'\lll\g<nl ol pololal lldenrJal. • John ~d F. s..- Horv.d ~~~~<HII)I·· K~nned y School ol ~. MhMAMW-. lorme ..,..,... - · 10 Pt-... c.n.. Former North Corolrno c ; o - Tony SoniO<d. now pt.-lent ol o..u ~~- b... ...... - - . . ! the New c..... far .,..,__ P*y 10 ponckr long rangocllr-. tlc>oM """' tl>e ~ . . . . , - Collforn10'1 . . . port)~ loador Jll&ncy p - thai !he pony"• "'" -lulcn· In We CYOivln!l pohqr, flC'ed Is "'to .,. . , . , _ o n d - onolylls _ _ , ........... pooplc r..,Jiy ...._.._~. 109ft _,. ...... nftds •• w. """' to dov.top co.-p<s th_. woJl COMObdate OUt b..Sf "''"" the .....tv tl>e Domocrotl. Tho lreqo«<K). w!lh which IN but ""' -v of pony .. .--DOl struclwe. oo much~ olt..te by on "'>>OI>fttC ond llft!>4ld-ofl elecuxat• Thfse pony arctldOCU seeJc tO rebut th& tingle- pollnc:$ ol th• t<Unt by tnl"*>g M\01 ....~ ond olftce""""- at the locol lovd INilh • now ..,... ol loyolly ond dioc:jpltne. At tlw wne ttrno. they " - no4 to qub• dose the ~ on on tho quirlty, odd.W fringe !110111" th.o u.u611y 1"!1 .tong wllh Domoa:ats "' Repub~Qns. 8ul the elm b 10 '-P tlw frll!fe .,_, domlnoting the mJclcllo ond 10 lmprow tlw! •opo th<ough which palltital lt.odlnhlp . . , _, ~. ~~~rough poo1y --· - -· not . . . . . . through -·~-~ ,..,· '1omly" .. mcnt.ooned makn M ~ that Domoa:ou hope to r.-atal>lilh lmlu ...wh MJddlc 11met1co · w e do care obout mO<ol values ond lamlly and llnonctal ·-nstbUity and wo lhould no4 pcn(lft R<!)ublbns to .., oole chAmpions of ouc:h Tho uovbl« ha• boon that .alnglr tuue •dvoc•tu have ~ dw wor~ man'.J ..,.._.,, Many ol the,_ •• _,y, but fJT\PhUs on them h.u left- baM feellni obondonod. w. m"" "'"""'*'· . • How mud> of thll broodcnlng Is • minonba-as Oemocrm rtbuld M.nonoa. lhollgh. cm.in en not "' llMy tt:m&ln Wo~atchful but 1h•y ... •'* ~,_.,...,..,... H t&p.antu he\le.......,.., tho """""' ond coM:Jon 1 ~ 111 C&!orruo ........<Ul-b...put them on the cldenslw Bladu'" thot ltal«: IWO ye.•i ago for-m ed BAI'AC - B i o d t - Polrucal ......,.,_, ol CaUonu. -to largo< - - . _ , recogmzod -to ~pollrooam n... ,_ low! ol 1>111\ oct>.<ty- to~­ ~ CWT<n! - . - . . . how lew tumod up .....,_.,_, ~last""""'"'-­ - ·to n... - · · Democrats. traditJoMlly clhct bid to enttc. W.O. bod<. and tlw por1y ol the lilllo guy. drew moot how mud> of • _, bo a , _ to ol """"'" from • limlrod mN<:IJia ... eM rlghG loctionJ, .. numba of Iorge gtver• MoNa uncto• • But the .,..clulum ...... 10 inl8ndo 10 brir1g • mouive computer· oiclod cli1ld .,.., ~ ....t bo ....,lniJtnt away from the hoopblily the "-''I communb!>ons Into being to tmai...:M donoos b!> tlw opecl8l In tho '60o •. mlltono. ""'*'sl such pot1iQpobon "'ldomw" erne-god .,_, tl>e .......,... them.., poo1y-1968 Domoa:adc Conwnllon to But In tl>e tor1insl ol potty welcome • Vll1ey ol lndMduol ClOI>III\>mts. mo-'dt - - . . .....,_ ,_. boon r.pa..d by -llr<ly 10 qulody •,o~armo· 10 COMOicloto tlw cmtcr • lollcoly th« I*IY'•Iut- polidos Tho "-d. .. Dt h.u ... ~ ollecl.d by ""' -...~ ... that ......... Datioaw 10 ~ bucl!!ot CAS -......-theyllncltl>e quia .. .. tbo pondorlng and tomputtr•party -euppcxtft pnlao tlw rol ortlclo. .......... c.ltfcmla. comP"'eno ond ~fKlllly a.m. ~ Mooy'---- lAbor. twned off """' lh• '-1> Ulb on tbei- dimlas . . Oomoaade Porty In - • _.by <lloc:ooomg ~ .. an.dy Corter " " " " ' - In loa! meetings about Mar. M.tjorly ~• ..,... to Tlio ~ Involve the wnthu•l••mt. '"'"' to have El Solvodoi ... lnaQsed mlit.y _,ctq. ~~~~"~ ..wmet1 m forc.. IS - ol 2$ •ot In fact, suc:h grau fOOts tocflniallltia ol - - dolovo.. ..~~ - ' ' on the Notion61 dloc:uostons may ~ the mOll ~lctions . locol pony nwmbonhtp, eom-.. -~ .. ond- tlniC2Inl ~ They ~But.,....._thal stgnlfttont hint at polttt,ol W.O.- no....,.. 11-. 12 ~- Pwt of the 'nUIS and ... no4 ddnlng po8da. But the -.g ol pony policy . - - . ol the 1\otlonll .......... - · potty slnldure lhot Monlll gaols .... gel lllenlion &om ocher group, and rntnontta remMn """"""P'Mo .... bo .... lorwno ol .,.........._:esthe-ol fi10I9y boMd, SM den<es any "poolcy c:ountlt'" "' Intend with Jn"'"'oblo c:onlkt-lobor .,.,.,.. Democnolc.focuMd ocudy such Connec:tlcut. M lftourl end tho McGovor11 Iff OUt I ..-.nfS. •MI '-•mmoreol>ol/1 this llCIIillfl 1ttd IHIIUI/Iul FRIO AY MARCH 21th cllllur~. "A She~ Oln.,..,. wilh lrCMII Sell) Fe>&. ~• • Sponsored by: ..,...,,lnmenl eJttraOidlnary- ,...,...., 6 Israel p.m. at the HtMII ........_ 40 c.p.., Information Blvd. Sl.OO 16ml. .lon IM with Hlttlf Center, J.S.U. ca~. 14.00 without card and Hillel GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SUMMER SESSIONS PI- ........... - "***ll Ill thlo wk. encoung«d by tho Am«<tc•n Political Sdcllra 1\SS<Kiotlon Sp.oclol ' - lotmed In ' """'" -"s In Muuchu...,., In--· ollie•. 14• S..•re H114 lll·t)64 Plen ro portk:/pofl Domocnac nOlJonal paid and b;aJ "'-""" p4rt)o' offcla:~ IO 114• 0\uma.n Manan s out to tum m.a ~ •ound H< ts okudy .:onsulling clooody wllh US Stnat ond Houoe OomoaatJc: kloder1 Tho moot lndum!ous Domoa:.,1< oaMiy will ~ In fund •...-g grutest stnglt II>• Democrats (nut to )oSlng rhc l'raldoncy and Senate! .,.. not thAI tlw! GOP National Committoe , _ $47 miJlloo aga;ru1 tho Demoao!it NotiOnal Commit!••'• $12 million. h was thlt Rq.ublicon support .,.. to much more broodly oogonized ond lapped "' many moddle-inoomo _.,. Tho •wr9 GOP donllllon ...., Jwl 526, accotdmg to one « COitl.ct Pony 01 Debbie In I hi JSU htde he.e.d the C.ne.t focui#d o.rr-..,_..........,IO,._ond ·c.o- · ~ Aftf qws t - concems. piMse Cllm.tyod .. 'We--lot porats-10 dtslntegr• te Our 19f1eM or - - _ , ,..,_ without panlu," wid C.Uot C•••Y· tl>e eom..- on Paey !Wnewol. .. ~ ..._ ol Pc*lcs, R - UWmilry. Thlo ellort lnducles .. _ ... Ocmocnb, and lftb to link poliddons up tlw oaodemlco ..,.,._far j TWO BROADWAY SMASH tTS w. .. _ o f _ . , . , . , _ and by dvl t1QhD -IOOIS-. '*'-............- ADOAD ~U.s.s.A.· ·Ot!forri......., ....__ -.- -s.oOole. ntow, w.a.-.o....,, Qriodoe AldooolaD-. ~ SIND IIIOI.III'IroaMATIOII --------------------UP-------a....-.u-., Woitto: sac& • ..., W.......... D.C. lOOSI ()liZ! f,U.)G06 ~~--.,..,.. 36 , ................... --- 36 �1 Ballerina.::----- 5 - Financial aid. ::---l- ~~to............... l lllo two •"""'loon-- r- rt<hocUoe ...sa lll<~bodeotblu....,...O-oflbeotlwr j F..Ural 1<8dlaa PfOIIUII. NDSL coald b< ; -'<tfllnd<dbrSIIXIalllioa,.....,dinatoW...._,. ~ r.pom.-a 31 pen:aa redoctloa or tho ........ $216 ~ IOillioa. ,........_eo.- ...... ft ,....._ or. 11......, eow I For 118, <II .......... JOO r.- out of 1600. _.., be cbpblc for ,... loMI. He ~cd Ill• 1oos wll .,.., IlK ....,. to..._. "baaed oa a p a - . basis. aa IIIII . _ _ .... - · " O.ofcloc---lt-IOCI--.OSt.. is abo llq<lOd ror niCiooaJoaJ. no. -ked Ill< - · • 111o u...ataoa .....,.dill& to Coan<t. He .....,ud, "If 8EOO,. C!ll, and NDSL is .... lllca OSl ooulcl AW tho lti>Ciml .....,. tho 1t.udale ooulcl ....U 111> lilt diff.,_. by t a t q - a OSL loaD." lkfor< Wlq .,.. thai loaD, tbc • ...,..,. mu• mea ,.... ""', . _ . · Tror pr..sitt..S a ,....,. 10 a.,,..,., abaado<led 10 _.. - · l~whidl pet'<'llll - • r<quired 10 fdl 0<11 a CODir lion ~. d<toiJioa owallabk family r . . . _ He tb• It mlabl amGIIDttO a s l q k - q nalre. Tbe amouut owallablc to tb'c ltudcnt could allo be lowered under tbo .,..... proposab, eon.., sold. CluT<nlly, an applkant .., borTo"' addldonol money 10 oover lbc amount parents &r< >uppoocd to orr... -r....-. oonuibutt. "Nowlt il propottd that tht parmt'• ClOtltribution be d<dueted from tht ochool'l bucfacl (for owards)," Conner uld, clalmlna tbal could "dlmtnote a loc or a.&idcnts" from r<OtMna loon peymt11ll. •...... r...,......_oboOKilt"-of ......_..-luld ._.,...... pcrcu t uadcr tb< C.orlcr ..,,...... n. ast. rAised 9 lldonlalllraloa--- ,_ to tlldr oubaid)' policy. Thlt ......... br cloc FcOml ..,...._. allowl . . - . . to defer pl1iloa ialeat ...... Ia a:llool. ~ rqpdadoao may reqoon bd""' . . - t - per- -. Tlo<I1BF'......WAldoffio<iiailllr)_to_CNI br Alri 1. .._uc~. a., ... .... ._..,l<ncr," .......... •lllc•.....SIIIiPI be clo-...1 wn ...., ~ eo- odclcd tbaa ''tlloft- a lot of-~ Aid-._" ...,. "aD Jdlooll .-.Ia tbo ·" All add.odoaol bit of '-I ...... for CoiOit Work study IRida:lu. Troy ...........,..s tbaa ''tllcn'a 1101 ........ _ , - • loo tile Sl lllillioll - · •'bica f - a C>ll ol ~. H< ~lila "ncry ICIIoal II .,milia dobbcml " AI Pd , _ appli<:atiom - Ia tho mid• of a 60-<lay r.- wloilt 111< ~ Ad:miDiaraloD m'ICW> <llmnt dllibillly rcplllliocl. Coan<t aald 1.,. Ill< et.aibiliiY report~, ,..,.,....Sill a - · facillly ..cl nocwb~ 10 thor,.,..., will be -.o\11 br May 1. Tbe onl~ defeme lbOI !be liouJidoa conf........ COIIM up whb bovina lt.udcoll .mtt area lcanlalon and eonar-. Troy Aid thai ""co hlo ocllool omcls repracn!Oilwa do,.,.... on r«rultlna drl.... lhty corry JOmplc lcu<n tbOI p<oope<UV< frallmcn can fCOd OUt 10 lrY ond obtain otuden1 riMJldol ald. "If •• clon't 1<1 any money. •<'rt Ia 1,..,..1>1<, Troy Jllid ..~.IVA clon't haw: tM motley ... IM I)'Jtetn This will ... a Cllh flow pn>bltm for tht otudent." - ..xa eo.- ..,.... 11u1 . - IIOdo<l will be .._ is.....,... """"* dlc7 _,...,. ..... lbcy force .. DOl chert. Tbcy filii to o,ppr<da&< U.tlr talut, their oppon.UIJ, llldt _..tky .- _........ . loa_.., __t-ap- ''No_...,_ ....,. .. . ,.... (Xaml) lba ....... ._.. ............. ked llor ~.,.coiled Mario" b)' .....- . . Silo ... tbaa k ... lba . . 1Mft11 ....... .... _.-lilt .... ~_, ........ 011 Fnclay t f - ICaal lou followt _..ella t - ~ cta.a-brr and btr A2 Ind. ''The spcdal doD d unique to lllis lfCO." oald Batta&lla. It SimKO tJet<IJt, ooorduioa and bodily oontrol The lti>Cimllllr<'lclt. louch thdr toa, work w'llh arm ,.,..._. and work with routll)t patltrn• amJII IIJ< floo<-N<!>'IIidc-.fl.,. hop, marcb · ~•ound · lh< · toom, stidt-11-lidc·hop. la-.lttt<, clappin1 on4 h - I _ . , . . . , the ,......, · The tlldtanm1 or th• • ...,..,.. .. teO 011 1hdr raoro and Ia thett cyco More than • balkl t~. BoltJII)lo It obo a moral< ...,_., and a ldf...... iiiOIItr "Let..... prclty f..ul " ,,. yciiJ u .tic .-..a omila room lht doD. And , " Softly, you ' re ball<t d&D«ts'" libt aay1 10 thth -................. t................. -.cft..-ardiaoa IIIM_.....IIItbdo. ' "Tllen'' l 1101 I oky eye 1D tile Mtro_ot_iallle ct.a. _,...,. 10 !Wm'a opec\11 ......... BowoPa Aid .... _.., lol;c to poa ICiuca ill a ....... ciao. Th< tWa. "'--abollt Tbcy ...... oot.<d~ ~ "Willh< be"""""""" Wlllbt be able 10 do lilt - U " 1l>dr QUtlliODI were: aaawen:d afOrmallvdy by Karca '• duo .,..,..... Sh< pauod directly Into tho A2 level, ond j.., r....,.tly, into 1 po1ntrdaa~ T"<< Olht< retard<d lludcntl ha., ochanc<d 10 rqul.v ciJwes abo. but not u rar u Karen. Wh<n lh< filii Jtart<d don, l(arcn would lalk WIOOntrollobly tbrouahoul tht or.holt ........ But ..... .,. has lcamtd thai balkriaa arc lilm1 011 ,._, 10 ,.,. c1oa tht - · ..... tina to be ) Uil lib tb<m. .....,dina to lwr ttaeh<r. 1!811'11aa ecploioed lbOI aow Karm docso't eliot.- . - ra tile rqular dasJ. Th< butnoClor bdps Karco cou111 Ill< beolJ for a lea a;.misc. .."""~;••• ••otay. Mus Marb, • • sbt ob<dltntly repliCJ, """ oil CIOICCIII1111lic. foaucd . . ballet ODd oalybalkL Whoa llouqlia ........ lcailiac ballaiSyan..,,lh<abosuncd wllll lllc ,..,_. Couci of Ruffolo Sh< llid Jll< tau&bl felL Ia! dancoe 10 a """*· - - · 11'0"11 o f - Y n•uonlcd pooplc., rroea ... lllo adull. ......- 1019 IIIAGAIA flW ltYO. Jwtllortloef . . . . . I ISIIYAnotB ~2992 "W"l! 1r 'm f' \ • 1 'Jd ~ ~ U lt • ( ~~ ~ ~ I !r'r\ I• ' r •r • .. . ' R.. d Pr .. th 1t/ESDAYNI7E Jaa Njpt Live Eaterta.ia.al 1bur Central New VOf'k's fnest end largest acute-care facility. 'AIIk with our nurses. Dl8c:.owr the outstanding adviWlt.ages of stZirtlng or oontinuing your nursing aner at this hospital - 11 piece where people not -~ llalapa QPiaioo<d that ... ""' of .,..,.... ielo lbo r;pcaal doa lilt off<n """ for th< boDdtcapp<d. Cloa ....,._, • 19• ..,.odl, _,...cfiQa to tht itulnoctor. :· MW Mlln1' """' witlo Karat hu bctp<d lbc cnlit< Wd>ll<t family. 1101 only "-r<tl, lllid Webster. "Sh<'s in\pro>ed 10 muclt, it's an incrtdlbk • ...,. ... Tbe oontrol thai balltl hati 11...., IColOI n 0011<ublt. H<t IJIOibcr uid that there h1vc be.tn impro•·tmtniJ In htr walkina. coordination and bcha \ior, and tmatlonally lh< haa tht satisfa<tioo htr mlln aool btina oa:omplioh<cl. Cum:ml)', Karen is in a 80CES claJs II Clevttand Hill Hitb Sdlool ~ Jh< will.,..tuatt in JUM. Sh< abo - b 01 Horlme. V-ionol clolna manufocturiq prOC><IIG. Her motbtr aplain<d ..... lht .,..,.,_ lo -.~~~itt& like o work· audy. V.'hlk Jeamit1a limpk. day· to-day routtMiaSb, Karan- • "" 100 maay to bandit • - or Seturdlly, IWWch 28 St.Ung at 9-.30 a.m. l i n k -. I. J W s,lita Sl.M Lift F..twt • tHE AWGATOIS I Call Collect 315-424-6521 eny weekday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. 'H 1.8 you're carnk1g to ow Open ttcx.e on Setudly, Mlfth 28. SIItel.....,_ -w.a to ooly cere {or people, they care aboc.t. them. ........ aploiloocl lbc .... - Th<llllllot---11111 s.ce .... doN, lbt boa ,.....t _ , ...... do aot reolia bow frcatbatpiCiolloallcl-.lolllt aoocll Ill< "*- ....., bo:liiO lbc Sbe -k _ lbo doa durd-- /'Jleod,- ~. to dtldrca. .......,...... .... _II ""'J ....,u ca. C•llll -111Gb) ICaal cloa ....... to loon liiDbe< ill .,.... 10 ..... Ill< cl&ll, oc<ordlll 10 w~... dolldr.. for. - ..-. ...... !be spedal . . . pcrfora. ........... <*I ftioiMI .... ..... lllca ........ J-. 8lboalia - IIOIIIpUip ) a .o • The retarded •••de:••• do ...... oppear to be boca• ...... , l b c - ...... e¥trY . . . ba1krtMo. but IIOIIXlliiAa I• mlooial front 11ocm-e 1oc or c1oc dirMq ~'II • 1I \ fT { WhaB good at U8? Check out Crossroads Ln. .... . •• Monday March 30 �... - - FUT'UM.~~ " - " " " ' " " ' . . . ~ . . urt elef\Kell to~•lefiiiMIIIIilen ... MUct.lft ._,.,.,~C.., " ' tor.,.,..... .................. ~~..._ ............."-"iltl..._ .... Cheerleader recruiters sweep through campus_ b1 f'......ch s,ed<~ ~,_SI.U,.'iiHr Wbo nq,... the o<tObllk C.plbilily or a axu1n1e1 humaa pyrmudo and lhc dliii1JINI to 1)'11111U1. the Jllalllh to ao-1 A tan.......,~ dxaleadcr. Cllc:c:riQdU.. from lhc firll "')dl lcad<n"' 11 lhc Unh-Y of Miru>aola 110 ,..,. -aoto the oocnpttlti"" fiP0<1 k can bt today. has_,., a loa& way, oe<ordlna to th< UDited StiltS O>ttrlcadi111 Auodalion'• (USCA) Special Arovioo Dir«tor Eliubtlh llaao. llaao, wbo Is rcavid.,. obetrlcad<n to .urr th< USCA·, JWNII« camps;· bdd tr)'OUU IU Saturday 11 Clark Hall. They an ~>dna hdd throuahout thc Country, from Soc«m<nto to Orlando. for 'lO Slarr teadlina positlono. Tbinorn wom<n and on< man panidJ'Ittd in the rigorous four hour &rsslon that t<lttd an applicant"• skill, cretilvity and teadlina ability. "Cl>O<tltadifltlis btcomin& mort Of I JpOn ," Wd llaao. Sht cited tht oum<rOUJ comptlitloDI that tht USCA and other orpnlwiOn• hold to recoanlu the txedktt<>< of aophi>ticattd obetrleadina squad• from hilh ldlool and collqt arrnas. Tbt comptlidoM ludl< the teams' CJ<O<Ution. pyramids, Slllfttl creativity In cbccr1 and chants. The UB O!ecrleadin& Squad "'"'to ndd a team that would oomptte in NCAA competitions. aorordina to team taptaio Sttvt Novick. "We prac:dood for thrtt WO<ka for the eomptltdoo and r.h<n wrlcamed lhao 1'011 had to bt affiliated with a Dlvis!Qn I or Division II spon,'" bemoaned NovicL The UB Squad partidpatrs In fOotball, a Division Ill fiP0<1 c UB. Som.thlac W>iquc 11 us 1s the ~ or male obetrkaclen. "We'~ the f111t Stilt Jdlool (tn SUNY) to bove male dlO<rltackn," noted Novick: Aalonlin& to Batao. the fl111 c:b<crlcadtrJ - e ....... but aoon• - t o o t tilt rt)k. The~ of Malo dlO<rleadtn 11 U8 ltoruy o ..., year-old~"The ~ or tilt male cbeultadtr Is beoomina mcwe.«<I<pted." aid llaao. ~Isn't tilt Jtiama lltldled lhao tbcrt- ....... AlthouaJl mak dlorrkadtes- ocapted II ~ Ia tilt Sooth .-bcft that llald oriP>oted. tilt JdlooiJ 1D tilt JllorUo bavt oottauel>t oo u faSI. aa:ordina 10 llaao. ''We f01 a lot of I*' wlbta · - •'t q,. twted," said Novitlo.. Male~ 11 U B dido\ tt111 oul'with tilt lateo>liotu of ~ ''Some of us &Ufl would., to cbetrlcadifl& pr1IIClic<s 10 dooct""' tilt pm.. We .,0. ia¥01ved lA aome or the roudnes JUA as a jolte." readied Novlok. As time ~ 011 the &Ufl fOI Into the ec:t. '"The use of male c:b<crlcadtrJ makes 111 (118) loot a lot btttcr than IChools that don't-our pynmldJ ~a lot bieber.'" said the...., c:aptaitl. "We've cllect.d out tilt IChools that use male dxaleadcrJ an4 ts<:lwtaed and Ideas." • Oleortelodiq.b.u a ccXnporabit IRlnkla achodule with otha - " '· U)l ~ u.a Bo~raJ ,..,....,. wo.touu nve dafJ • - " 11w111a football teopo bl.tpe with. mlai.......,...U..IIwllla tilt ! I f - . Addldoaally, 8tanls has w<itJrloU111oed with tilt UB swim,_, 1lot ......,. 00 her &bouldcn. u ...... other .. tilt ~ 0( ..,..uto. Is IIIINIIIJI peeterlhan bcr own wdlht. A .,.jar problem willl dubs Ute tbt U8 Ooecrladin& Squad Is mootf. The a.ecrlcadlna Squad tbrlws 011 fund ralsiaa .-.. thll tilt)" bold. They art ooetina 1D oiJidal •••• II U8, Wke other ....tY lloac rave IIMDCial aid. "We wan! be lalown u o team," &aid Novick. .r.. -·and...., to _.. 5EA$OH WIHDIHC OOWfitA.Nn Srr~~tdot.,_IIUH.tos.INM blll.ttM Gany Hwtol tM S t. ......._ Blwt tor ¥\t to thrt puc* lA Sunday's HatioNI Hockey ........ ~ fM tuwe.. at• . ............. - 1 1 4 , .... _ , . .. . ,02 ........ .... ...... . tbe plqofl ~...... Chi s.aw.. ,_. fitltt wah t GIVE YOUR BEST TO AMERICA••• JIRHnlS El SALVADOR · NEXT VIET HAM? ,_,,,., Alidl~npe VISTA: .SPm) A· YEAA laKIN; WITH 1l£ P<m, tf3.PU«; ones TO .ap ll-94SaVES. BElt«; A ~ CA.>j BE 1l£ EXPERie«:E a= A UFETD1E - FOO YOU. Sprlng, ~r openings in advocacy, architecture. economic development, education, energy, enviroruaent, bi!Alth, housing, lav, urban planni.nq, other are.~~. kinia11111 age 18, vith lll./85 degree in any field. Must be v illinq to take on the advoc:.te/org&l'I!Jt4r ~ole. Living expenses, •ecUc:&l benefits , transportation, saall ~vinqs will ':le paid. Student loan c!efuwent .possible: Put your education . to work ~or a year helping other*· i'J'PLY NOW. SA Speakers Bu,.au ' In IIY State, call toll~rea 800-'162~'12'1.3 Vl1l.tffEERS IN SfiN IC£ TO ltMER ICA ciri strih ill ~·-' 8 SIIMdot "' DANIEL ,.,.$,....,._.,._ ___ ____ ,.....__ , _,. BENTIVOGU __ Alfti·W. ~{PAM/ .,.,,.,., ,............,.... ··~·- u. THURSDAY. MAR. 28 at 8:00pm Filmora Room. Squire FREE ADMISSION .,. �i Women's teams tH;Jpe to J make money off Reil)pl ...,.a ...a *or.., ua ~ ,.,....._c.c.t-........ .. _ _ llriudtn ..... t1oera 1a tk o..--. 111< _ . ......... ! ........ iflbly_paol_ c ••• -.Sooll ...... AIWdic ~..,._ 10-tkSt-~CSA)...Sdlc Alhlcdc o.;.r- .... - u p ...... - · W011100'1 Alblellc Dltector Ietty Dloaml(k muled dill S40IID IYd 10 bt ": botTowel from !be UB Fouodation Ia order 10 llllowlbe - · · -.10 i . .,.,. . ... 1 ., p o o l - ~ - - . 10 ~ . . . . . r,_ tbt 1911-llmca'o ud - · • aloicljc ....... n.e_,. laiO btdiluibal...s ~ ··-··~ _ , . - bt pejd lwck wilb DO.,...,_ 1 0 - - .,an. Ia order 10 lldp IUboldlot tilt.. . - or tk lou, • , _..._ 1w1 rill tbt aid · 0. Alri 7 .... Ilia Klo- R«knt .wrina Roaald ltcapD trill ... ......... 11 1M Woldawol n-tr Ia Nonotl Hoi. The raton will .... lbowa I - l l 'I.- ...S tbta II 9:30 poL T1ocro . . tot. u-.. ror .... lilai...S zs ... ~~en ...a ... ovU~>~r ...._ ......_ T'<oo 5e11ra ptoy-orr uct.cu 'lrill 1ao rwm.t ofT ia ln>1ltd 10 lltmd. ._ O<JIDiad Ulldor !be dittdloo or the Allii<Uc: or Sub lkwnllftd 51\, o.pan-• d"""' ... - ..... --- •• • ··. DAVE VAN RONK in concert1wit fi - .... _ MICK PLAKIAS Thursday, March 26 2 sho ws: 10 p.m:-and 11:30 p.m. BenAett named All-American ' a U ~·oaai.J~J~~W , lriQa UB lllbo Nadaal Collc:pllc AlblciJc, A.-diG& 10 "'-'ha.. llmDert ~ I " ( compllllor ....., 1wo ......, hts AD-Aincricaft ••"'· I'm &lad 10 oce him II>COn\Pb"- tbc ...._.," l wnpln; back into the water alia' 1 throe year lboalce from the pool, !be AII-A.mcrian auribviCd b" ....,.... .. the naiouJs to "tapcriaa do ..'D 00 proctft ......... 10 ..~ meru roo !be "tal thlq" IIIII llal Crahly ...... beld ....., • - ( N C A A ) o....-10 ........,....., dMQc chlm~ ill Oberlin. Oltio, ICdth llmncuAII·Airletlcaa hooon rib • lllh piKe tlnlsh In the IOC).yard baf:bcrokt ewa1. "'hU. R.idl R.ay oorched 17th pi-lsi 1M$() f11:l011y\o ...... . &twina bia pr.-iova matt for tho nt'IK, llenn<U, a Tickets $4.50 ocnlor ho• Clune<, polled 1 do<kUII-atlb!isluai ~ OD< or lui - 54.6• doc........,......._.U8 The ,...,..d ..nina- hu Joimn; 8am<u. the .............. ~ Roell R.ay E.ntaiat the c:ompc$rtioa ranked 11A nJlloollll) ill the ~1Vd rrcatyk, R.ay bettered h,. own Unl,.....hy record.. compkun;th< diAaru:e in 21 .U and lmP<O>IOI hb lll&ioGal pOiidoo IO.i7tlt. "R.ay is a liard workina cltvoted •"""'-'·" Aid Ploucll •'Oil lllc uip '*-< he .-.. alrady talk.... IWi<llDilq ~ .... bca11AIUWnQitaiiD hdpln; Coodo Joe PloudM tluoo;b bb r..... year a1 the helm or U8 owimnuna. Ploudla reported Monday. "He II willina 10 laiC alter proctice 1$lon$ 10 olber ~ Olllbc .......... added tile c:oac:b. In ~ 10 coeptdaa ID !be 100. Benneu ••r • J PRE-FALL 1981 REGISTRATION Begins April 1, '81 For Conti.nuing Students Only April1 • 3 April20 ·23 May 4 ·. 8 g. 4:30pm 9 . 4:30pm-,s · "4:30 pm Pick up materi al s Return materi als P ic~ up schedules 31 9 Squire & 200 Fron~za k 319 Squire &200 Fronczak 319 Sq uire~ No schedules will be mailed unless students su~ mit a self·addresaed envelope with their com· pleted cours~ request forms. May 4 • 8 9 ·4:30pm Drop/Add MFC students may nol regi ster until MFC class schedules.,. avallable...July 13. '81. Continuing ....... -and IIFC Shldents will be ,..._ reg1811etlon materiels alter July 15.'81. All studenla c:Mngtng clfwlslons (.....,.lduetefo .......... IIFC .. 8UE. ~ Jlln report to ._.. ....... pldlnj........... . '.. Hayes B only �classified __ __ _ - ..__ .., , ATTII!IfTlOIIF~LEono 0@.A0UNU ..... W~ M • JO ~tOIFt...,. . .~ An.II&W. Ior . ...... Sclleol Year ~t~oaa ....,.~oe ......... __.... .eL ...... ~ ..~&._, -TN .fiDKw,.,• . . , ~ tOt.,..,.,,.... M ,.,oe.cll .,; .. '" ......~ •. ,,..,. .......... ~1\y .-~t ____-·-----7l·""·....-.. -----of~_..,.. ..-. J>CHEVEUAPI'b. _ _ _HICOI. . . . . ................... U.c.elll -Toss--. EV£1tY W£Dff00AVS f• ~ ..._. llf PJ~-.ISC......,.._...... .... • T,.-.._-.,. .._ ....... -......,.. ...._.... ~Eooa---.-y ..,......,...~,...l"f t~ 1ft...-.::.,... llt.Ca ...... , - TO nt·e GfRLW'"'W.CIIONitNit, lll\4 HE'W llU OATtflfG tw ...... • .. • ~, c.IIA!too<IOI- I I ' I ,~ • ' I ~~ ... u, ..,..,--.u·- ltllltn. Powe, f'llff19W.... ,..,....,.. Nl VIMnleo Incl-. ........ 0< two .,., tiNOMt\. llOD. m 1* , ... ___ '""' __ ,.,...... , ••• (.pnll. . ..,~ , »76 ItT... .......,.,_... Nnw ,...... KAtwiM~ bc:etlltM .....,, ...:oo....,. .. •~·-­ cn-.41JL -· -....---- aEDS. TV slaDCI•- tUC"~ M1t.. I*'MIIr. Olflb. '""" & hf'ft U Mlcrecomp•t.r 411C. _,.,.,,_....__ (1,.,... ..... ll:M.II --:<"!• cat• ...., 1 '""' EGO SnAK£1U --· r' ...._.. ... ~~ ••..-tH"s.. Mlclf'l9 " • fl'tut """* .. .........._ ~.-..-...-w f C.UA.Mtln .. Ill Ia f'« March JfHI~t ••••ten' In HY"r•a rlc contact• IN lll-21... t.A....-IWIC.• CAMP SPECIALt$TI In t.W1m 1 _ ... ..,....... ..... _crol..... Jiew\IIJ ""''ftmet rftidrfnt ump.Qinltcf ~"---=- CAMP COU.NS£l..O!t$- ......... ...,.& -.-J_k_.,.__ ~ ~. ,.Ufl _,., par1 WITII'Mr GoftiOCI'"'ICo - · - W AN'tEO: 8vfttt COVI'IHIOU anc;l J~ T"eHtrun CMI'•'" .,_..,,..few- required: 'tr___,M..,. to c.aMP Pf'QI¥'-0~ C..l UIJ'P ea:perl•nu US~ 0617 t or mort •niorm•Uon. · - will ... htld '" ""'" •• SUNYAa. ~~ ~ '" . Wclaa C. P•IAto ·- ~ -. 4 TWO I'OUit ai:Dit~ AifU " ,.tA.r'&dot ..,... .,... ....,. ~.,ety turN .... a. ............,..'-~* ...... t.JI CaUDI.... TWO ltOOM A..AaT"M£NT tw IMift "'"" ............. ,• f'tl'l't .. QOO . . . . . . . """' . . . . .;.... Gill _ _ _ _ J_,.,._, 1)0.,... ..... -ltST~S--­ - (JOfl>•- c-w;w.a....,_ 1t1ttt11t ATTENTION M•A"S'H tNf"Wftftel. __ ...,.__,..._. __ __ ..._ ·- ........ ·-·- .. ... . ·-·--. . ......... - - ----·- (ampus- ~ dal"' YOW ...._..,,.. '"""' ,_,~r'• fl'.w'?V ,~...... w.. Mw ........ ~ Hn""""'"OM4'-"",eln l••l'h ....... ...., .,..w;.,.. ). 1Nw- wem.,. ·•~•.,.._. ._...tlft.etT,..i.,........., •Oli N JIJ F--. - olrn;; 's OEAa MARK MOOtt.E . H•PPt .........,. my'<N't Lm~ IUP t!'llt Neal ... Goa0 lvcll ln U. dec.ftoft ~ I ...... ... ...... T~' l..CJIW.......-n MICHELLE. Yw er. :11 ~·fW l Y• ,..,.,. DOOd ttm.. .,.. _.. ..Wt MY - ~ SUPER FAST Pft.I HTIHG m.at.._ t:. trMnlaiW'IG._.. ........... ...,... w:t All1tr *"" S.t.,..., ••tc ot ............,..._ .......«. . .'-' ...... .wt"..,_ .......... t o TH£, ~~ltSKtLL JU ... Wo1IPtb. ~ K....,....\MIIII'I.,..Mw~'D •n + .OOMMAT• WANT'EO FEMALE ttOONW.All" WAHTEO prof .WDIMS.COII . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . ._ . . . .. 111..5D'ott _' . . >1" ........ ll) - ......... ...,nll,,.. HOUSE:MAtE WAHTED. 1 btOrwrt With pord'l ,...,. MSC.. incltua. vtllltlft Av•U*• 6. ~ noatut JoM or ACOin a»·Jnt - Hospita Ill WIHGS FOR U .DO FOR THOSE WHO DARE TO WEAR TH£1/l SCRUBS-- I FREESHOTOFSCHHAPPt;l '*"' m-tfSJ""" .... WAN11:0 .....,. f ---··-~ COSA Communication Undergraduate · Student Associati9n PARTY at Broadway Joe's \OOii I'< we14t14T "lllMANE NTL Y. - - - .,_.,_... • • u.~.t. trree ~ 50< STROH$ DRAFTS! 12. 7$ STROH$ PITCHERSJ U .DO SAil DIUNKSJ . . . ,,... ..MA.LI GRAO/JW'O INOtnt Wllftled : t~ttratttwe WDMK. (Men'lm«l. rent lUI otV1 ""ilrtitt (tft~Utlted.). CMI .., · H_.JI,,. FrUt!tp 3 to 4 p ,,., HOVSIMATE 'rO SHARE llf'9e hOI.IM .., u~ Avt Own 'OCW'f'.. ~ IMno. dtNno ldtdw\ IPKioua tlrftth,, flr•pl.a. NUf bUt I )U Utllillu _u.r _ _ _ .,.._ ,_ ,,.. n-... ...... our on 1WO •EMALW STUO£IITS • ....... .... EVEitYONE -. lii'MteO .. CM'IIt t1 P.J. 's OrldrOOm.,. --~-·--_ _.._Coli _ _ , _ -~-1'1! w.urn:o . , _ '"' IIUI!c_.. - ·~ ---GeneraHappy ·~ _ ,A_ ___ .... __ ---·----.....,. .,...... QUICK COPY J .M TH~ U a HOC](EY ,....,.. .,..,.;;-._ .......... "'"*"' ....... .,.... ,.... ,.........,_ ,.,...,,.,. . . ........,...,. SAOJI .....JII &..ow........,...,... «Wt « t . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . .. ... . . . . S"AOOU$ fwnt.,_. WI llftd ~ four~ .......,.,...,.... .... Sctn.,... 10 10"'" . , u:,., """" Jt.OOMMA'e -- O&ltllE ... ttii:5TMQODr ~ _, Wrll• l~f CWHKt · "•'"- N....o. Gorlt. . . I.Ntl<w«attV ~• ..,.. s-t.ra,., MiAT IS fl ""'-' • ~ 0i1:111n bn17 F-lll'ld.,.. .. 1bt ~ .....,..,........ ~QIIflrJ ..... Laa.tt. lfi;.t . FIS LaNtta Po~tm FIS IIHW 5Mrl.ci Hel.a •••~.~r.nta. =Wf=l~cwry tc THUISDAY ~ lonomt and U ,OO •' T..-ttton .OOMNtlt•NT 831-8884 r-.-• ....,.__ .. JE..vtCa ~ .. .,,,.PIN" 1nG "For COtofi!O Gk'tt""' In ..... .• , f YPI NO ...,.._.. ....... ..,...,.,left.. ..._,.. ........... ~ .. &Mnt . . . ,,~.,. w.w....... 2 ~~...., ~.._ HOUIEMAt• F'EJM.L& TO atftOI.,. 38 Hoplllna Ad. - tWO a~Oit OOM A,AitTM£N T WAMT£0 WOMSC. UIU at 0 . .... W.ltr.~GM. "!' - - --- .... c .,...........,.•••,...... .... _,<0'04 c.ll..., __.... . CI.M"" CAll - r-.. O.orh FO" GReAT FOOD AND ~ all:SIIJ ~ Afi'T ---___ .. __ ----.-- Attomey-at•uw .- - _, -..:::::.'-~ I:# ...,.,_...,...,Colllllatw• ... _...,. !*'fld~Nf-... U ln'ltf'ltleel, (MI tMtween ...,.._.., I» 1G2. eft« fpm~ ~ LI$80N. VIClllllilfN., A,.~LE ,.....~ M1f1tni FIUmcrt' .....,.... P•'ffMn' for ___ --~•-. SJt ~=-.:::=-~-= f . . . . .,c,...- .... ,a:a. 11CU" Ptf tor l~wta •• PJ fit .., sonaALL n. _.,._ - ....... ,....,... _..-..M_.. ..... ..... _._ ........ ....,. ",...,. .................. t :• _.... ct.M.....,.ft' 1¥11111t1t MUS DAY .. U nnon: ...,.,,.,. ,'""""" MSC U t+m utiiJtl.. n•., Tl'M'I ._ -WI Streott --................. CAt!..,. Fri!Ut Confl!rMC• CAME-ItA I.ENJE.S.., - ·tJSmmiU -11111.· .,.,..1., ...,.,_..,.ttl.._, m.,. cau ,.,...,.,...... 117..nJ. tatt wh:te-enote lel'\te •nd ....... c..m. With,...,._, to TWO eeOAOOM IWIIy "'"'"*' .,...,o.non....,.--. .... , ......... us.a... ,,...,., 1191 o'v• .... ...,.c.M Urn •• ,., Dt•• at STUEO.._ _ _ _K... .v...... M/t'ttt.' ~ CNIICt'? Uole ..,.., FEMALE VOLUNtEERS ~ ...,"" ~ ( .... 11·10· wtfnt ....... ANO . •~APAIR~D. l £S IIC'Y\.C~UPAt•wavaca........._ d..,a<'t!ftll I'M~ Or loot. ..... ' tow MtHNESOTA arcvct...u ( ............ ,......... ,......,........... "' "'' MGO 1D1 1m.~•,..., ~\,II Fr.....,. ~ , Sfi'ACIOUS 4U1.. " ' to INn Wltl'l fttm•'- trM •~ · ) m~PIIIIh w•tk old; ut!IHeM cedftlelft . . ..,..... ',t ... ~IT.- £NM¥'f~ CCI ..... LA!• ................ .._._ w.... ,............ : IUO ..._ . , . , - - OIWJ - '"I~... ~ .:,. .. - ...,.,.,.._~ lDlO oe•••e.~-ttm. .. " · ~ ~ ................ .J•...,.,. riiM.,.._trwnUI. ~W417• ...... ,_ u 4.:M - L ... - ........ .._7 ........ ._,_ --UINI¥0 41HC. I ..,.. ,_ tillllw .,.._ ............., caa .... W N . . . . . . . . . . . . .,.. . . . . y ... - :=.::.:: ........... ..":..=i' ............,..... ....... J ,.........,...c.-,.,.,..... ,_ ..,.......,..,...,.,., .... ..,..,._..,. n. f w.u'"....,..~•to....b PU ......IIOG lor--?~ MOHDAY, MARCH 10 ...o •vrUfriOS .,.. .....-..,. ~... . . . -~--· Je._Rt:•RV IHAIII_I:.S U~J YOl't KUlA YOfe RbaA . - . ... _ ------. ~ c.o.r ~ tt, ....... 1. ..... L .._,..,_ IMP'..... a • -t k Ttof£ ~lltUIII ,.....-... . _ , . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . . oc.y• PAt... l , ................., ~~_...... MIIf'lltl.... ... -."EV~Y MASS picb4 . . . . LOSEU~ Thursday March 26th at 9:30p.m.-.?' $1 .00 Admission Drink Specials �-~_,_._,_ .. 7:30 IIOTC T - lo - , • Sq.-~ - In 1M - ~ bAo1 A - - 1oc1or fhrouth s-loy. TO<Io)l ..,., Tomor-. ZlooniM1 ond _ , <lloploy In Sqolk.. y_,_, ,,..... SMiorn et 8 pm In Squl~ ftidoy: SNobbol o.nntt .,llh G - &polo or Softy Foo ot 6 p.m• 40Cope 1!1101. tlloo of llle - . A ..., o l _ ... on-..put .. w...-..-.,.- Frl6oy. . . - ondCon_830-7992 --· - help. lo< ot) '-"' mor•~ (Juotc of the da,· n..Aad-ltopc ,.., - - town• ,.......,. ....,_ <loc'Uct .. 831 3521 "It doesn't matter who you step on on yow way up, as long as you don't plan on coming down." -Daddy Warbucks ........-~- ....... ....,.,.llloy16. ..... J p.m. In )I _ _ _ ... _,_otn..Spocsn.wn. -ol-•11_..,.,,__ ... _-to-.. ... __ ,....,_. ......... ..-...OOIC&.-leu.-=----..an....,.ltMol_,~n.. ~ - - tlloe· 11oo - M IO< . - " r><"'lcd· OcMUna ore lllondoy. Frido,- ot noon. llodcu .-..,...,., l.omWo Oeftl trip to T-to ilp<Y II De..tllM Go to ..... ,.. . . - Help !he of Ool ~·,..... .......,.,_ I'IOA by ._,odng in • Tud<.Jn - . f o t S I , I h e - • •lbldi!IOUlnond.....S!IOUI bodllme • ...,. fO< an ...m S-'0, ""' will Ida you .-~ 51gn•..,. .,. • • our-~· 111e Squire c-.. Lounge U>mOrr~ ,,_ 11·3 p.m. c:o.- .......... 0C11ce "'""'"""""' R - Wrllinl -yallo.m.lnl5~ .,elf _ _ ..... _T--lof~ PhO--~·-·•Jp.m fn)16 11oendo.V-a '""""- olo PhO lnltMew --tedw>IQ.-. on_.,... ond -.plore tile wll boiJOlnoon to • - " .,.....,..er..tuotlne 1n 11182"""""' ,.. ""• .,..,...... - be ..t1o w111 -ot8313~1~or...,.,..toJ ""'"* an appolnlm""t 1-- /Vc . - ~Uaft ..... to , _ lllo ~ ~ on 1\priJ P ,,_ .J.C5 p.m. ond lind-.~ . - H t cbo;cVOimc .. c~~e Edeo 1n u.. ao. r. bdno - e d by c~~e 831 ·3~1, Ar•you-lo-~lllo-ole,..r.u..? There 1re thoR: who .re uubte: to*"'" correc:sed vnion btuuot IIIey ""' flnonoolly " - liow EYH lor tiM: 10- "'-inc...-.larotlorl.No---·-- , _ ,. l\p<1l ) - tbeir III8A Mto.- .. 831-3,1~ ... llap by.) c ... molt• •• _.....,_. ~- CoM l1o)'fl In•-- l'tle WritinG P\Ke.. • fl'ft Nrvke for ell writ4tR. iJ now open for the litfMtlef. f( )'01.1 '4111'0'*1 lit.t \o Mve • trained \ulDr . _ . , 10 ~-10336 Boldywttlo4oys , _ 12-4 p.m. or lft'Th liom 6-!1 p.m. 0< _ , . to Jol6 Squft on Tuadop'ftllm 6-!1 p.m. we ~coniOQU..a831·~21 . n..,. wllllloo ....... W~by Ted .. lllenl<lt, Dlol - - be ~• ..., .. _ , • •.., - - ~ "' clriW>IJ pertor......,. "' _,dlnalon ol for <DI!Qct tho ......,.,.,, .._ -"'1 ...... Proer ..... 1lnlotmollon 0 6 - 6)6.28(11. Into-ed meetillP ~~~- In WoclnHday a. &4>.m ot 29 Vor.- Pl. noar fillmo<t ond 1'\oln. F• mo<elnlonnotlon cell 83&-2252,. 834-?215 CAC.831~1. 2-4 p.m. c--o..;.s •• 11114o<.-.y Do--·--.. . eo.- . •• . 9:JO p.m. .. - ~ Joo'o. - """' ._.n?NHdtd.,. m-......,oehotortlotslotobealooltllebolndt..,., " " " • -· All typoo ol mu....l Ids, QJ- ot ~~.~:.ro;:. :::ud:o..~55-42 '!.' "'-• .. Tho-ofiM-Iolllla-...,.eomo..., guyo-gl<ts.fhlsb)'OW_IO _ _ _ IIP DMa---. . . -·i-t. . . __ willie helping out 1M CJII CAC. 831-.352 I. 11479--- Elllc>ool. · I _.......,,be,._....,. .... .__lllot o.o.,IM - . . . ..... JloMio ,_ CAc - ._ _, fl'ldo7tlttM.n 2 ond • p.m. - 1o you Olapby. ~ ..,.._In lnt•-... on -... tnt'tU 0< •apbyTbeG..in /11111(83240001. UGAa c_.. ......"""'- Squirt. S.tW<~oy-........., s~- 9.30 a.m- .,. 2fiO I'IFAC. 211.- _ , [_., lloet of ....s w- Smith Colltp • ill " ' " " _ . " " Sornlot>c-..., ol S,nlfiOOI"""'er..,., ~s..­ .. , oltlltCMMnltyol~ will.,....._,._ c-....,.,.. """''*-·~..... Oep< Ull. rllocu-. "A l'lltvl1 'lllllle Kopptned on lllo WrJ ,. the f,_• e tomorrow ... 8 p.m.., Friday ., p m efld S.tvu:l•t at 2 on<l7 p.m In tho I<Mborlne ~I Efllc:ou 0 n..-. :o.termiM«t'lt or- lntcrutktNI ttnoutmc.nu for 1'\uklnollciMI gove.. by ll< F Jon o1 tiM: 5(t!ool o f - . . _ _ . torlrJ ot 1 p.m In )l? fiU'AC. c.,...,....._,.· Ell-• TldcoU-.""'- CIIA<tot'a -.....--O...ActAI7F..U.OI Ap<A2-'1nlha--2·ll'\ayo _ _,... ............. 7.30 p.m. --ooo Gorllootc: Tbe "owl T....,_.. """' by Prol. Ooollroy s._ today ot J p.m in 9JO C,__ AC. O..w Broml>tro l'lldrt at 9 ond lloJO p.m. 1n tilt Flllm<><t R_,, Squlto.. nct.ou ...nob.. ot 111o Squore Tlcl<t< Offlc,e Tlloo Pot/ll-ya.-pApt1115a 7.30 ..... IOp.m. ot tiM: <l......S.Theoter"" 1'\oin nct.ou-• tho Squl,. Toct..t Oflb. s.. Sat"'<»r ot <llloto Gym. 8 p..,. 'For Colored Apoll 15 •• 8 p.m. In O..k Qyrn. Tldtcu "" bod\ .._ ..... w Sqv~rc r - 0111<o Qjtll llll<ltloy l l l u t l c - todey ood .,.,.,. 11/odnodey ln tiM: Haut..o..noe.Squtre. - ond Utili Thuradoy at 8 p.m. In tiM: Rolhlkollor, Squire. ~ry - other ......... -•oclay • rp.m.ln 111e- WROI- today ot 10 p.m. In tiM:~.., l.owolllt. ..... ""' £pollon rit;Uol mettfng tod<oy .. 7 p.rn. ln 332 •• Sq~~ I Pollllal Scltaet Aurt. mftiO IOdoy Ol l p.m. In Jl Copen. Coli Noncy. ~, _ - --l\p<ill In .... Hltlcwy Oep. - llthel'lonln POetry R........ loy mun!ocn ot ,...... Erlo conjui>Ct""' wotll tiM: -..bero Collory. o ClOIIoctlon ol10 ·- tonlghl •• 8 ,..... .. llllldl -........ Coii"'J'' n. 4,1 Porter. Ellk<Mt ()pool l'lfltot- lhdfa)o llbcrobloUc Cc.nlu Oorloblc R - ? ECIIIC - - l o ( ~· ,,_ t i l e - , . . , . . .. , . . by T - HooN Wrilllol 1 -Pijlln- __....ol-~olloa.Collocclou- ~.:'~~~~~~ ::;~~ Ell !colt. U4o.-AC. "Tho...__., u.,.. Tborolnne•ollht Ullr-.lflo oi--~-··P"' -·25-""wr - v.,..,.• ......,lnlttoyaC. Ootl't min tile ..,_,., HoalU. Fair on Tbon<loy. 1\prll 2from II..J p.m. In ~n. h may btU.. motllmpon.ont tllltlg you do. H<lp b lltlll ftC<Ided Stop In 356 Squln"' call 831·2«51. CACh_.,.lot., . . . .ton\ ,_.,tyDinoc:l.ar.llyou _...""""'given c-. ll<cNkera , _ lhe f-1110 - • d•ari<U WiN be on u-pool. M'. 1'\obllc sc-~a- 23. ........ Alundd o....q,, 140. -cb l I (1\Jt ..... ond PE); Ciotti c-o~. Los n..o4o. ~ 16 Sltln ""1o< Stmon-Lum • marltoroblo sl<Jfl. - . . • peroleiJII. Tho lot ParaloiJIII TraW>ine ~m on aomput T - y . l'latdl Jl. Coli 1'\ra. 1'\ac:k at 831 ·J515 or stop by 3 H1ya C to matce en eppofncmf:nt be-·-· , . _ . . . , c:o.,IOS -100 lo< .......,.. "' ""' Apll2. 4.30 p m. ... 23) Sqylrt "ConvttAtlorlo ln 1M Arb" Eolllor .....,..,., ~ Oepe .IJivint..-ulhoopponuoltyto roUe wltll locoI prof_ _I> Irot!). various lleldt. Com. fl1t en and a:1k qUUtfolll about the ftf!CU.J.If)' communif:ation .ttlllt fOf )'Our ~r. SpMbb OW> Tcr1>11o Fl'ldoJ ot 5 p.m. ln !llO a . AC. Tllorc .,a mundUos. music. podty rMCilngs ond <S.ndng ••322 Eltlcolt. ....,,._ fo<llft9houl on tO<Io)l 11 ).)0 pm .,,.,_lonol c-. cbo,.,.. 10 Or-tlloe .-.ron..,., Scnlon- A - l i w lrom llanoch CoJ1eoo ol tiM: C~) ol ~ Yotl< wiU be on...._ w.._, CbiMHSt-tA-.-Sowrdo\<otlpm ""'"e. !le.mc_n!•ry/Secon4!ary Teacher Candld• tc•- tnhl politico. c1u11ne with ,.,..,.,~,."' - " Jolft us IOdoy •• 7 p.m. ot 101 Ave- loehl"<i , _ _ . , I'.SC. o._ Frldoy ot 6 p.m, in D4 Squire. Eoocutlv« COIM\Il... will "Wbol II /11_.10 lla M l a t - . , In lllo Sov\u UNon Today- , . _ by PYaf L Zld-,r Fridoy ot ll..,...ln WOIMII'a support ond atll<ly lormlne-1\lltypa ol o!QIIpo .,. poaalblo '""" •• . . _ , oro'Upo lo. o. _ . , t1U<Iy groupo on l>ull!lcat•. •-es r.... "'--~-"""' .....,....r,.­ ............ W llh-o tiM:I•- - - - - · by-"'"" Wldoon• l2 p.m. .., 540 AC.. rt'e-ed, , • non-profl\ otganltltlon coUKU uted eyegtutu, ...-.brok.en (ramu end tcrap tntUiln ordtt to holp brine~ sight eo lht needy. Collec\1"" bo• .. ere toated In the sQ tnd Mem St llbf-er~ now. P$eQe help u<lnl his_,. \.enour... Spon10rod by Tou llelo Pt. 0'"""' ,,...., • ) , _ Ia. 2l2. c.-. ~· C to N,.,.. - - ,·a ..-........... 11J 10 TrMolllool lrO<O tBlnlnt to )oft Ia mO<k ualu lor dlaod,.ntaood youlh by JAC$, Joint Action In Community SeM«. "you .,.. ln<er.....r In btlpine OUt. <:ott Pew • <:AC. 831-3521 r..ror.-m.,_eoul'lrs ,.. oiQning "" 1'\olcll JO-,., - m" -Aap'"by by 110 fro !1-5 " pn>. ~ ~ II y o u - . . 1.:-wo --lldooooo~ outlhocle!MIIIo<,_. - ~<:glo<rotlon ~- l'rldar .. , .......... 2fiO ,...,.... ~ -2112~ ...... "TM Ooorl Doctcw"' a carnody by Noll S<mon. • oil be _ _,by $1')\(;E on ftldoy ond Sundo)l. 1\p<A 3..,., 5 . . . """- s....nr.y i\p<l ... ] .... 10 ......... the - .....-. ~ -n-to.. Ellicou: .,. J) ond .. .. ,. _ __ _T1d.ou .,..Door ---~loiMWIW,ItlO'...O'o- ...... by -~ofS.. ~Cialow1ilyloday•2p.m. Ac. In 1004 a.m-. "Eft~: Art ol - · , . . , . . , . . _. ...,_,_ a J,JO p.m. ln 206 " " ' - AC. -~• "Tho lllm <loot"- -ow HO~ , _ tonlol>t .. 7 p.lll in the SqW• ~ n-... "<lroo"" , _ . ftlro ..,., -F•I6oy In 170 I'IFAC. - Elllcoa..,., S..Wcloy In 146 Dlolon4ool• 7 ..,., · - . , I n " " s.m. ecaor7 . ..,., 9 . . . p.m. In 337 Squn. &CAT£ ........ - ....... - ~-- 019-.lOp..m In 15~- ~----Frtear•l:lO pm 10 plen tho l\nnuoiC..rwr.l~ ~., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Wiled s-t.'' ..ted IIIII Tlw ._..,., of a .,..., .....alclft - - . ............. ..... .--ofll••~·• . . - - -........ blod Soli;olf r.....,, ,. . co-"-..,_- ror • - Addoallllol lllc •• tJ"" doe S...c !lui, ··,.. ScAorr.- or ..~"....,.......t... tlloM'f'SA ........ ,.,... 0. Solkoff." ~1 doe MFSA-. • - - a - . - c o - "a...,._of..,.._ "n.. _Solkolf,.,....., .. of _ . tbc u...a.ily _.... to -bad~ doe- .._ .. ifttolllr loadliooe (CII' lis IIGry ... doe_..,. - - faadly -ona.d various maabcnofllwU-y'a blodt .............,.. w .... --..codoe-.n--.. IIIIIJolo M4 tbc A1t.u . - ...,....,._._ ........ to ... ndally ~-Saa:off - - lloot tile "Um-y hal .....,. lakn a tUDd tbcsc _,_acn" Maabcn mnfomd Sol\o/T'a bdl<fs. odd4 lbal c:allt (lboul Tlw IIQOn<r admu...r- has cue fuech a1rceo11 ad doe ecMcd Olld lila& llooy mutd 1101 or lllr ~ 1101 have a com.....-.Joa arou11d tbc f..-iallt.,....,... MFSA. ''llMa'albra<lludr.,.oa on wound bert.'' an UIOCiaJoa ~"' ......U.IIbOII," MISA O.airmaa ll<llh ll<yaot U...•<1111Y " WT)' ~ ,. recalled. "1'11• dole brulp leek .....,. u~ complain<d -....> "I hod - ua ao • ·•n.. and memoria for - ·" Solkoff, wbo- before cbc mlnoruy UJC>Ciaooo to "claw <be air tdl tbc chronoioiY" behind h11 llOCMO~Ift'l cled$ion, .,.plaiDed that tb< Apnl d.t< ..... fa¥0tt>d beat..., Fcbnwy "-.noel too rw away." " We jU$1 did nor ....,110 nit tbatloft&,"tbc Sma• a.ar........ •........berul. addllll that Apfll .... cspoc:ially ~· "aott lllcte has been • ..-bblt 1....- Ia nodam." a.. SolltoiJ lmDCid -u) _.,_ tO ..... plaa "re:aliltie," ~ cMI lie collld ~char .._ of a cxltbntioa aa tbc umc of lk _ .. 1lot MFSA, ~ Aid, .,_ a1rceo1J _______ __ _ . . . . . . . . -.. . . . ,. . . ... -~-Clot- ---. .............. _ _~ _ .. ,CfWIIIIt,.... _ _ .......... _ "......,_ ...., ... ....... [monday ~llloi.Jf suppon.., ....-iu<s " llo,., """" faced •tth the MFSA lkyam buda<t r<q....,.. tlw ad""'''"""- daueclto lund tlw ,....ltcl IIIOdatioo allOCC'IIwr. "Tbcy told U>lhal (lbt flllldin&J WOI not u Oll'fO'III f-.lon." stw Aid "llv adiDII\IIlnua told us co nplo« ocher a--." IJGc. ann "<>Pionllllup woh noU>Ina:· OrJant «pWned tll.ol .-rta~ ' - ' - ·--and- l!U been -orod. o11Joouc1o fuull'e . _ . _ .,.. _ "ct-'>1<" Alt«IAI •rth lryaot'l • -· Solkoff ClOIICiudod lt. ~ - " sad • 1oollt0 taaa" for thot"" ..........-......... ...... 23 March 1981 '101 31, No. 71 SUNY at Buffalo M} Cl! IW? Medical use of drug questioned afdy and effeeti\dy UICid lD place or lhe antiameli<:J. Accorcllna to Dr. WiiUam For It's a tida to Aunast, Astodate lnnhute Director for Cllolc:al Afl'ain at euphoria, ror otben a tkkcc to jail, but in the future it could~ Roswell Park, the dru& his the ....-r to an unsohed patknts are takin& is a«ually tctra•hydroc:annibanol (THC). medlc:al problem. THC Is the aaive incredient The suuenion that marijiiUUI c:ould ~ uJCd for In marl)uant and Is the medical purposes bas reocd subslaMe that makes marijuana heavy criticism. The drua's smoken "hip." It b estimated ud•nacrous', reputal ion t that when smoked with alluK, lllqality and unknown mwmum efficieocy, no more ~oo~a.,.,...._.ffccts have added than 50 percent or TRC In an 1111 tir or mystery to the mytlu 1\"CTAIC marijuana qprme is of IIUirijuana. A fear hu been aaually abJor~ into the body. cnated tbat-uotll Howner, reports have ~wn recently-bas ltept bott. doctors that the drua Is tllree-Umes -s ptlienu eway rrom the more pocmt when smoked than "'hen taken orally. OIN!ibis SliiiVfl. THC bas been used 1-ioMw:r, io January the Nalioaool CaDCU Institute (NCI) tbcnpeuucally OS I brOIIdllal diala•or mel for aJaucoma ealioled 400 boJplt.als Daloawlde lO pertldptte iD • patienu to reduce iol.er-ocular marijUIDA Slocl)'. Two local praawe. Previous ~ !Las illsdtutloos, Roswell Pert also lbowa thai iD tome..._ it Maaorial Hocpilallllld Buffllo is ttOOR effective lo dlmiaMiaa CicDcral Hospital, an 111110111 na..- than !be anliametlc aubuanus now widely lbe¥01-.n. pracri~ . In the prc:sc111 a!Jdy, pealanl..-ivc ntCiD a "S millipMI pill or !be ~ projec:t iD¥01ved -.oa~~~ a one aram •'joiDt ,, pat;jam wbo are receivlq ~ aDd bavc railed would dellw:r to the IWIIJ. 10 rapaod 10 ec'-«k clntp, ,._.,'bed lO kill ! b e - -s 'SWedfaU' Tbls .. the preferred ~ VOIIIillll& aller-cffa:u diG ofleo - s - t Y t.be treaiiDCDI. 1bc IICCCirdloito A....,st. "lbc pills lllldJ''• aim is to - bow an beuer tlwl dprctta for affa:u ~ pttieala .-'CII because )'OU t _ . !be aDd wbelbcc or oot it CUI ~ exact (THC) dose," be -u- ~ · "How.-, the Slate af New York is now de¥dopia& a procedure for the usc of manJuana cigarettes Ia research." That study Is Independent of the NCI's. Donald Poster, bead of the NCI in Washinlton, D.C., bas sau lhe partlcipatina boJpitah specific procedures they must follow. This includes the filin& or annual rcpons with lhe central lab and ootifyiJll thorn ,.hene>'er "saious si~rrecu" oceur in patients, Aunan explained. ~ entiu process bqins wbeo a quliroed potlent-.-e "'bo doa JIOI respond lO the aalamctic drup-vohtntecn. A doctor, "'bo must be ' approved by the hospital ucl ~...:..-..; tbe NCI, writes ou1 a pracriptioo-iu niplic:ale-ror the potimt. The pill$ an then taken "liltr any other drua" -dina to AIIISI. '4fytT7H~~ ner.,y "The m e pill is sjYal four to six boun belen cbemotbaspJ and every folll' to six boun thereafttt until the l*lau is rmisbed wil.b tbat partic:ular tbttapy sasioo," Almpt Aid. "The frcqueuc:y of at Rondl. only iDvol•es io- hall uciutio•u •hea usi111 patieau, but AIIQIIl antiQpttes marijuaea. Doctors have tbat oat-pauaiU ~eventually speculat.e d m. a ponoo's ace be inco<porated. "IUaJu DOW may~ anlmponam factor, as we only ha>OC three or four many pttialts are over 60 )'Qr5 volunteers underaoto& old. treatme~~t," buaid . " HO,.t\'Cf, AIIQIIl said !bat as or J<l we expea tbe oumbtt to Roswell Park bas oo doles varia between ooce a -nth and once a wed, increue ••• I "'Uid im.aliM to preliminary results Oil iu study. Buffalo Oeneral, wbicb is Dot licpc:llclina 00 !be indiyjdual'l aboul J()(}-(ottl.'' ln pr<vlous studies, patieots workina ill con.illlld.ion with need for therapy." The two-yeu study, have oc:x:Goclally compltined ll0101dl, refuJCd to comment on uodcrw8V for las than a month about disorientation end their audy or Its P<Oifas. �-t I ! i ,;;I f Mandatory fee limit passed J "' rc=t Swc Uoinn:lly or Now York (SUNY) Boetd of TNS~«S l'llll"' wiU llw audtnt .......,....,.,. Ia Ill< SUNY l)'>ltm lbt 0f>P011Unhy to n&loc IIIIACI.Itory ..rm to $100 Tht pmio• cdlinl hod bccA s« a . , ond SUNY ~ Otfton R. WhartOil -0\'Cd tht ~ boca... of ill!louoo. "Tht of mn.tioa • •• b arrcct~aa .U upecu of our b-." h< 111 a · "There IJ ~ of a prao~~~& ....s • .-pu,.. for a ftt toc,.,..s lilt -· por!K\IIorly to ,.._, wWcll on: cnucol to compu•.......... laic OOid pr"""* underfGnclod . . -. "UB hu tradillO<Ially Jauad bdtiDd other ccnttn In the amount or aaMty r....." Shcdtao Tht s"' batkod the iDa\'.ut lhlllh thai 0111« SUNY od>oollarc """" ·SA election week to inate Wednesday prG\'i<li11a a ...-obit arnoW>t of ..mea With fundi lha art "' tbar • - '· Sbcdw> UjliaiJood tiYI ._. , _ ,.......,, 10 ptfallt the ... """._ Ia IIIt foecdliet. ~ ~~wamo.. ~ sWIIr EloClJonStMt~at~ " - - IS"> lootlcf\lll. ,_.... ror 111t--' .-.-. '#f-.!ly, TlMinday, .... fhday,- ... o( .,.,.,_ ............. , _ . , . . . . . . . . 1M-':. Eloc:llou .... bolodd ror ,......_, v..,. .......... y,_ ...s .... ,. . to ... _ , . . .... -'" • . Student , _ _ ~ PrcsWonc r .. - _.,.........,itt •..,.... ..... beoc*od lilt~~ ... soid - 'Otollr • - • o11otr 511 pmWau la til< SUNY l'ralololtl flqllaulod be docs 1001 . , . _. 1loo VB -U/1· ~J'Sem~ w•• '-·~•llltiMIMiltoryr... u a ... the......_ ,__, . . . . lilt,....,... 10 • u _,_ill ............-,.,...,.._ loa fd. Ia ~bcr. VB,..,.._. 'iOCod 10 -uauc pa,..... ..........,. rca ..t to , _ 11 u to S1S. ''I _ , ___, (aboul the ....,_ pOIIIac) boll I -lllrjtriood b7 lilt of W:lory," Slocd....S • t11o ...,. , ,... _ , " upoao~~ ao to .-e of 511 ~ aoodtat orptuuuo01 IU>d to other o... ...~~or-tl u -1 eo.ar - · ...s lhrot Sloolcllt , _ _ or lilt St.a• Uanatiq ~ ....... poala. WiUI .............. ~ 00 to-_...c--o. .. bcOIIIt..._~ ........... o..,..........., ~ lk _ , , tbc SA _..........., rora-or .............taTol~,.... Ia tiiNtUoa _ .......- . . _ . . _ ...... of .......... I L T - aa Z P•· • Sqoolrt Hall, the ....... ill a or dcaJoa r...- iiGI be hdd ""tile Ant-. Tloontlot .-.111 Poncr or-a alii< eu...... c-pa, lilt ....tldota ......,_--fro. abool60 to .-.. Student Association candidates Pipla&dli (lallitod). T - : Mary Ncl>cr(lptltod), Mvk M~ (Triumph). Otbloie O'Sh<s (Studa>l Unity), s..-. WIUlky ISICU~). SASU Doloplo: Sl<"e Oll1on< (SkUll"!, David Asher (TrlumJ>II). Jmy Obeft (SKU~). David Ottavio (Triumph), John Slmora (SI(UB,.), rma Ston (Trlumpb). U......., c..d: Travi< 8alllrcl (SI(UB"'l. Mart 00111 (laclepel!dcat), David Holfmaa (Tn-ph). - --•u p0111d' *"" ""'' ,..., """""'f..a ............-......., n .-.,.. four lndq!aldalu •lht ..auol Spriaa coal-to~ •Ito ..,.,. , _ audalt• Ill tht u_.,llll 'fal E*tioll •11 be IUII>o<utc<d fndoy ruJ1oC • ~ Talber1 Hllll>eedquoner.. ""'*' Tbt SICU~ party (Scudaott lor K..,... Ull ~). pOI<lld .., PrulcleaUII hoptful Jot Rol).on. os runno01 em a pMI.Ionnto "ClOd _.... burtouc:ratY" and Oilabllllt outlot offlca tlnouPc>ut the Unl>mlty. lu candodolt1 oloo plott top poonty 0<1 fiahlllla ttdtrol •udml loan and ITIIII pr,.,.,.. cuu. Yet SKU~ hu olrudy dta,... ctttlobm Cor iu -~old party label from two pr..tclu• doaloM SICu~. OlllyoneiiiCWibcr of the oriaiiiAI party oo ot> tk¥1 and _ , of SKU .... 's fouodon art rq>onod)) lha RlfkWI boo a - t to - I l K - . Politieol ,_.,.. prtdJct liiM tile . . . . . . SICUBI.. t.llooritiac lha It is Mddy...,..,... - - - ' ......... _,........,. llolht pall. Ia last Fal'1 SoDatt *'-· II of 12 ....... , _ - I l K SKU~~ -·hal c-.-..,. Applications available. for 1loo Sludml Unoty l'llny, '-dad 1>7 T- CooaM, io _,.,aod of (IOioilic*oc-.aliddid-- o - t e S A . N I I I t f lltltnday, OouM IIUflllid --.oc. alod for iDaaaod lk ~ TbclplCall'ony, ...,...S b7 T - ~ _.,.. lloluplaf- lUI ...a-....,.-. ._.to lhon_...,.__......_ .,.......,...SA........,._.~tonlatf--dqlaoil.-..ia COMMUTER AFFAIRS COORDINATOR - Stipendeil position Must be a commuter student It ' - tloc ~ o( ...,..,....,. • SA a.a.- ond Cleclatb* ~- a..- T - Keefe noletl btfon s..r;....... -act ~ - f r o . IlK "U..y Pony".,_ ol -10 .. • " ' - ' - k ,_ 111 TIW s,wrn....1xfort lilt - o d dac. . . ......,.h,........_._.,......,......to~aaayprol. . lll< -·f••-'"'· _.._. ....,_.. ,... """ . . . 1111'17 ........ , ............. TrMlpll pony• ........, of So\ ollldall _. 1>7 c.or.e1 Sctooctar. ,.... lu ~T,._. ... ,.._u•..,.. 111oftarct..,.....,.._....,.forf'nlillrM-...-~ APhJCATIONS ARE AVAILABLE MARCH 23 -APRIL 14TH AT ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL. fOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL THE FICE AT 636-29,0. SA OF- ·--t........................................ ........... . . . ,_....... ........ ........__._ ......... lor lJotMnbo.-cil . ........ .... _ . . 1111 ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . •• ~_ o a lllan.....,_._paflod.__,b7_.... wWcll -...oaod 1111i111J of _ . . , . and _.__,!IIi ron.....,. s.+.,....... r ... Slo<dlan _....lell'...._....-... fllitiorll,r--.. �Vigil is planned for Salvadorean l w i ~dlellillllu"-ftldortcd bY a coali tion or f ~~a-­ of lbt Ho.c ~ OD ---- i Approprlatloo• Claruce 0 .. ~--- 11181 e o . , - . . _ . wiW!y. - l .. ... __ ........ e ... _ _ c_ _ _ _ .,,.,......,..,....,,.,.,,,..,.~_.., ... _..___10-• __ .,.. .,.......................................... ........,_ ... _......., ... - ...... I I O T C - h &.\ __ • ....,,. ... us .................. . ~~___, .. _ _ _ _ _ _.._ ......_ SA will hold on ROTC referendum ..,. ltldl lilballlft .'liiOm-lilll/f- lbc date tile Scl>llc """' - - the bada<t from die last day or daaa 10 the midcllc of April. "This W111 .... "'" ScNok ....... elmo 10 lbt AIIIIoooP bolll tbe Sluclcat Auocladon (SA) lludcct durlo\a lbe ewta11 Jallalcr ill the ..au the SA ~ IDd Smile haw vooed 10 condana any PrCIIIclmt should WlO the bud~<~." explained Caadc. Tbc Sqdcel a,.-La... --. obo .-dod .., lbt -~ - 1 1 0 re-establblllbc ~ Ollbr t ..... C«pt (ltOTC), tbc •uclan pop\1)11- will be A....ol)l 10 reduct tile_.. ot-tKSA~ 10 . . . . diaD« 10 ....... opniool toldy ...... appoia(mcrJU, ""'ic:lt added 10 the c-.c..uoe .. ,..... A rdcrcaotum on die CIODirOWnial illuc will iDduded wldo die SA doctloo ballol d..U., tile Mona Tbc ........trnml lllpulalco tb.e the """"'- • • 2$, ~ ...S %1 '*""-• SA .......,_ T011 Slleolwl - • wklo a ....-ucc oa all ~ l ,.,.,.;.....s ~ ror the l l l d - rroe tbc SA lppe)IM- IO ~ ad ll Sub-&o.d L A-.IIIJ dllriooa las n......s.y•a -.aa •tile SA !l,._ Affain IDd Eolena.ll AJToln. Tbc _ s...u a.-1om. Tile Sallk ...., prniowly · - iu c-uu... ..;n..,...or... ......-.;.. ,.,_the "-ttbby aod ScaiU .... odocrs odoaed by tbc "'Det f t blow otudcDU fed, f t punut Pt-... _..,10~.... polcJ decislooJ , _ ......... OliJIIaiDed .........,. Sbodllot sold ~ 11M& lbt ..._,.is J• S p o t - Arimo Zwllinl. addq lll8l tile ...... orr..wa~wllidobtllu(­ ~--_,jdbe'._........._ ID~r,.al.,.;or .......- · "li'•-IIMI be _... T.._ .. ........, ..... -.., 10 die SATile o-tiallloo oollictlpaed _,· ....,.....t ...._..., Rilla o...illlleo -bet T.,.,. ~-abo n..,..----.... be"""""".., . .-... •...,..,...,_orlk-•o t~~es-c ....... jeadaos 1 0 - !l....·Wido ,......,. (SWJ). ....._... 10 tbc eo-lhlloo. lite io--"'" no-dal-..-. s..e . . ~ llillllbt or SA,..,.. for tile swJ powilioD. ..,... ........, *>aid .... ..... J-lcool .... .... jModic:riml tbc ..... fll ...... ~ ......... _ ... bly-Pnl aoucloofa~"""""ll'•--."llc added. """.... ~ ..... Praidall is "-1 "" Slooolll..........., t b c -. ~~ "It -..11.-..lllao:ea Sc:aac-littiaiaetbc -moe_. b e - likely 10"""' r.. _..... or !lfpllill~.·· KaplliDc:d . ...,_ .. CIIIIIr........., lliJc INTERVIEW WORKSHOP Mm & Don ScHools - R'«l OUT AliOUT - HOW TO HANDlE INT£lMEWS - \lt'HAT 10 {)(I'(CT HOW TO GET .. ,,_... . Lbe..-bly-tbcpleesof S.o SAIU ,._..;w ... . _ wloo urpd tbc ..._. to - ' r1111J ...S 1o114>7i111 ......... AIIMJ the propooed toollloa .... tlorailoo' .... lubs. " lbe r- .rr... oa • .-.... ...- 1ta11a111 ....., w..d tile trip to ... ~ ~ • •, . . dlcdl SASU"•,_,_,o_ a- ALL Pre Meds - Pre Dents: oflort... . _ .. · ........ to oaead roly fret_toa.. witbe ...,,__ WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD MONDAY, MARCH 23, AT 7.00 PM ROOM 240 SQUIRE HAu.,MSC �i editorial l- .....,.,,._,_.._._...,... Good Idea, ... ...._ wv.-.. ...,...., .,...._._10 ..........,_. . I 101n , . , _ - .... ~. •-~ ..... - .-- -... --.---~100. .._ Llolhetfl(>ng. J~---.-11 II w•- ltlat U.. 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TM . , - 1 1 IMII!ilr IliON pta"* ..... - n IC<8I)ped- 11 I Friday-oil tftallo loft are oommlt""'"M a.dln;on;tono t o - logtth• tor m&no<fty ..And •h•lo ,_are ..-.r•o•roo. I hi betl lntonltono can got to.l In ,._ """"' hl¥1r>O an ...., oo and onot • to 1oot1 IO<Wllld 10 -.&ld be,_. P<""''""'o TM 1111'111- ..,._., e101on Ihal t11on1 Ia 1 -•l ~o<A< ol a_ , br tile..,.,_.,.,. lor,.._,,. . lo conect T - o . , . - of ot_,tl tOQjfly• -110..11 us..,., tho olton thor cou1<1 puolonh 10 .,.If- -~.--~-----·-ttwoOiy-~l>r· •- ofrec&ll ue-._. _ _-_raoteo w.atam;orw to crt- agoontl ol..,_..,., .......,. "* " ......... ~ Of _ _ - • noc liod&_,O*,., Th.-1- onl'f • _ Sexist reportinr to "*>ouro.gt ady P<otnl ol oo•uat .., . . _t baono ro the £drtor 1>!'- To rood Datl llowman·o Olltcto, •·Hofal ' " * ' l Uf!IPUIItle." --..ldlhtnll lhO illhat ma lo '-:vlty a.d Ola tl outr• haro110111 ,_ .. 01- l l aiiCI OUII! !Obnc.ltt.g"l<l-1 c.l>....." of _.,., _ 11 - 10-\11111111 llot'- of thO ..., _ .... 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And fool! mlno<IIJ and A-Irman AIIIM 0 Eft watnocl thO Un...,.fty 1001 - l l r tho I all thO programs that otloo>t m'-11111 at Ul ~- •-cao .,..qulc\<ltiO<odlr>O So It to -lflnO IO - 1. . Faculty 6ono10 tab 0 ttiOr>O Oll nd tO . _ , 11111.,_ on co_. and Uf00\18lo...,tond 11 1 - lf\IO lho -,TIIeloaa~ lluc Ulll 80"'0 1 0 - , _ . olo - 1 - . 1 tl - ~IM..,_.IIYdldnoc lo-.. that -~···-10- ~:;:::;:::;::::;;;;;;;:.~~~;;;;;;;:;~:----~~0~~~~~~~~~~ij~~~1~ 111111 10 ..... .._ .... 06 ot."'-olu. """ .... -ton 11\01 " "'"' ...... _ _,.... • • --of--· ~a-.s.-toiJ.. .....,. _ _ _ _ _ IOfindlllaObohod_of.,._. _ --......-~--.....- -·-·1111. M--laol f l U n g - TMII>.-JOMoiiM-11100_,ooott;• ........ _ _ -~ -week .............. '-"Y-"' -"" .... '""" OIIT-, 1110 . _ - - """""""'- loA.,_ny lOt 118 01-10 ...-1M ................. and I M - -llfCtiCIIII _... br IJw 1.-...e au.oot tt'l I I l l - fiCio- I tiM a toy of ...................... """ In rour lnt-11 So - - I *'ltllfW ..... OII ol'lloiM!o .-10 ,.,.,liZ 01.. _ _, • tha.W_...,. &c.wol _ _ _ . . . .......,onlopi>l ,___ h - cold. cotd _ . . l l l l a _ U B _ I I ......... IhO~ylotrvly ...... l - f t L ~........ . . , - ltiOir TM--~ ....._ . . aalldalr• ......-..,..... to rnal<o ~ t- dtottor - - - ~ Jcy -..gt; IO mtoo rour~><­ lftd - . rout to t*ac>llr- a OfHt .,._ ......lelar\. h woo o.n unuaual ' - ' " ' " " I to thO muaoc _.lnalod Chollllflncl' ~~~am.e horn Wlll>ln thlo ~-ng........,..rattllftO, a,.,..., •tranoo 4<wot...,tery quito rouno -.&ld -tullly ore11 ,.. II he . . . -lhOdo.mndoOf I •M about 10 ot._,_. -'"*" T h.o Main St _ TwY'Ohl Aloo ol ua. , _ , -_ _ ollhO.....,.t- . .Y to ..rlno hltlo to tile wile, • - 0.000 - .,t•., --"-liQ lhO- . . - .... ~~~ Mpt~ e.,. of - - · - - _ , ~: __ .. ........, __ .... _,10_ ,_..., ---·l'll. . --·---- ---· · · -Ci t o o - ·. -"""'·· .._;·aupr ... ... --...o-no-U)' ._......oCttoeleeo.. ...... . _,_, O....O..W•t -r..o.._._ ... . ......_ •• (4- ~ervn ---.Of· ___ ,_ -lno (bul - 00 brtG"' .,., _,... "'""' .,.._..niOIIacluat ~tatrlat tt•o'• P""'l~ •ound. oollo. It-> wt~h ;>ualllon- _ , dlonttoo. • TN .,..oloy ragal- conlrOl -luofly ,._ ,.....,, t><ought .... lot ltom tfta ~a Nlllelocuo ond lhO _ . , o r a - dlfoctod _,IOrlllblo ....,_ ol 8q<rtre Union. I woo kttod to thO "Wo.nl IO 00 a bonO?" - - Oltnre PI --ltwlolooll l<noWIOdOO lhol tovtn.,.-.e<vrt~tt<~own--....•-ot I poliooty ralwoed. llew1ng In mind IN - •••r , -- - -·-- ·---.---...---""1 .... __ ___ _ ... -., ... .....,..-·. A---............ ...... ... __ .................................. .......... ...................... - iiiiiiiiDIII----......... -- ------................. . &_.. ....... ........:=:........ .... .... ...... ---·*"" -~~- Atlr\C._ .,... . ..... - . r.,.,..,u , IWtyM~ -.-. "'""&'":' .. - l l C : . . -·~ ..:O.ta ••• . --TM-oyaoi!Mt' I W ! I f l l ! - - o n ...... lr - lhOW..- Wieo ""' lumbloa atOUnd .. - - tea of ~r01·Of I alinl h0<11 U.. Ulbon '"""'"of City - 1 - - . T M o y a h o d - I O d o covP wc.-a. I ._. -lleellr ._.., •1\1\ d'ttll and lllhndtly r e i - lo t a o - 1.- l hl ....... --....\h0- - • br - looiiiO- ..-- lnlullton and ,.... OUI , , _ . . . , . - l o r ,.... ~ I aloWiy """"' lltlo lhO - -...-.--. _.......,. a"""" 3 I ,_,. .... ......, _.,.... -.--. · - • ............. A . - . e l • ~-· --·-------·-~·· 111..., ' -- . . IIM>.ol~--o-1_,,.,..., ol J0 Ill hOI .._ -. _ oil hi ooul lhO - told ..... =.....-._, 110111. ......... " " ' . . . . . , - " ' . . 0111 . . . '""" '*'of..., •t.ltow.....ua-..._ ooutd ,_.,. _..._ of -~ ~ ......... _.._. ............... ol _ _ _ of_,oo,.--·--~·- •-·· ..__ '1 d M ' t - - --~ _,, allollltONt. ~ - �feedback! f Stereotyped .,_tonglnQI to file room Shortly lfllt hit clo!*tu<a. I r-od thO - toMpnof\1 ce ll tr010 lltl _,.."'· He eJII)lalllod 1110 occuutton l>n>uCihl fiOOinOI me . , " ' - to explolft tiiOl r - - 1 0 X - _ , . . . . . Na-tgoltonoiii!Omolllt tta .., _ . . _ _ .,. '*'c-. he'*'"",_.,. aood no ogolnotmot._. woo no<'*'O a.lt 1o< - to <1o Inform ,.. ol the Juet .,_,.,. the beQIMing ol the Spring Bt•ll. I - a ... trom an om- ot ua•a hcu!lty OilIll ttoo u.... o~ hllcall, t _ ., uw.. ao he ,.....,ool m y . -... tta~toaoll...,_,_ -..--..!no !Iii ICOUld,...-,_,. _,ad lypeol_,_ -did lhet-lhel t-o...,. ,__ _ ._c-.- JC"o ~ _ . __ In my ••- and he 10ft .,. ,........,... _ _ lmtgi>ICIIP!ft_l_ ---~-outol on"" __..,. Aa l'. . toiOmy•ory_,,,........, _ ,,.,. ......... .,.... ........ -....tton. (.......,"'0 my being OOCI/I4ICI, I can only ....,.,. lhll I wu • - - - - • g o t otong ...tl M i l l e , _ - - . lhe and I hod no problema ~- 0 . . . cho- to.,_ t h e - - - o f the 01-ypo _,,.,and ptObteollo ... myIIIIC "'"' . . . IHoU9flt out IIIIo the -OUiduMOIIIe~-ton-- 1 0 - t o tiL Upon ... ,...., 101111. ... *Thotal an ...,.ctolthe _ __,...,.... I I _ to _ _ _, --...-100110/fii.. _..,., ... ,_ot... \ n-_.......,._ ..,0,. ... .,..-.. .Aoommllo X. but I IMI 001tY lo< _-·tOld ,_.,olltoooontoiiO-.,g_,.ol...,,_- '* Itt- A_,_ _..,.,. _ _. .. lhe<lla o_,l , . _ w....,.o.a...u,_ I~WOOIF~<U$1- '* - I flo - ~Alo_.e_t .. IMIInGO - _.... _ - '*'- .... Ni~Qioul group. _ _ , .to.a,po-llyOIIIit•- and n..d In tho . . , . kind ol comm..,Hy I can only thln!O IIIII t h e - ol lllo'bod- -•lnaotJIIed In ,., lho<L 1 t>IIY,.,- thll kind of t»tllt can only hinder '*IIIOWI/110 a ..,.,.,...,__,l~ol - - enouQII ••fatL 5bo oJaom- t h e to 11now o beolrttf"'-. ~y.-Jl-CMII. &Mtotcl-.eol ua plano "' '* oJthouQI> .,. OUIOIOCf It waa ..,....,.. of her mlalntlthiii9L Wo ott .......,.., 01 mlop- than\ lllll>o•oglllho hod noo.tlnfto room the night.,.,_ out. .,. 01111 ,..,, "'"' no ~ upon the ol '* boyl-. '* ........., thai .,. IIOd -loot lite ...,_ .,,,._ ,...._.,....,,.,..., - t h e artiOI a n d - Wf"o to me ot below .,.__..-on EOP.":-tAlly-. ---tn.SiwwoofiUI<*Il' l,_,_ belantllneL Nochtng--- oator .. ---f-101""'10 L,....ol-ola ' M_by_,..._ • ._..,. t - - - 10 -UIIrW)'., eonar- ~ Y"""Q - -·-·--aid ..- - - · - ....... -.10 ...__Onor-• hOI heopod .,._ - * IIMIInQ. l<ntr.canylnQ. tot~••••na. . ,,..,,.,,119 _.._ -toXonoo_ltl_loniOIIIO- .... - _____ ___ ---50-·----. _.... ...--___the-.HEU'tl _ _ ... o _ _ Onoolthe ~ My ,_,.,..,.. .,. Olllho 1110 one that • _,.,--In the dofmo We_. tr-11' _..,.., ondl"" -AI''*" woo no.,.. .. to< , _ - · X 011 the ...... flay that U8'o I - Yinyl uarch To rM£<Jiror •-onoo Too dJimn far to,. Edii<K' In pr1ncljlla. Aonaltl Aeegan'o a u - to · f - _,cling Ia _ , _ m tnll&tonat'f tlmM."-'-Y,Ma ........ tOWI · - t O - If_. -n.o....., IlNdy.,.- .,._ .... , _.. P<.....- - .... - t o • •o -.....,,_.he_....,tltO _ _ _ A ~...... , , buti'Gelg«, .......,_on_llthe eo..- wu . . - t o - ANgon·a-- tho '*''" CMW:Iel~tiiOit ot an money 10 { 1} ~ ate.. . . low - 13.000.lO)Mf. and 121 oollogo stt..ldenta Wit" • d«AAa.Md parent 8oth 0f0UP1i f\1-e given 0 port or tltotr pay- 10 Social Soc.noty _ , WOO<lng flay ot tltotr tl-. and IIMI<I' I -'"""" •uto -oct-- and """"oro "" · -mell)' ··There too - .......~ budaolcut•-119 tho t r w - o4 .,..•• ~1.oof• at Aoooar>'a Dirty trick To IM Ed1101 -""'",,..law .. r-It-""' noc 1 o m _ , _ Alan - • - • toetlt P<- on -t uy t o - · Mwt. ~. 111111 ........t hiS anything to o o - ·· - ---101- -olthO~to Soft mOMy TOIM fllllot. TIM! lo41owlng woo - • to the - Planning Commtttoo: 0 . . - u ot your Fobnsary 111111 lnt.nm " - ' yOU ..... the _......, ot the -or •aott............- ..... ~- 11om ou.- 01- . _, to pot1loJiy pay 1o< e.cutty lllotiM. I NM 10 rogiiM< _ , •trona _,.ton to """ poalblfdy t ...,_ It -~~~ .,._ o Oherp CIOI*bn from ... - • oOjoct- ...,_ - _ · In 1110_ tongOIIItc11-omO<o n.n crooto an .....,......,. _ In ttno w1111 currant,.,_- oOjoct,_ _,Ill the lnOIIIU!tonolly """" I a - In tho uni-ty I woultl Qllo to cloll-e 1 n~r of apodtlc rooaona thlt I bol,_ mlkl the 10ft -oach • flafi90'0U• one. l 6ol1 - . I n tatoo amounta, In - • yoero hal ..,.,....,.. fromm~lod._, tonnprog.ot from tong torm pure--lntiiOnoxt'- _ _ .... .,. _ _ _.,_..._IliOn ... ~ oxc.p~ In 1110 _ , a p p l i e d anclln .. Thllianot-.lec1 ..... I UfVII tacu•y lntltootod In - e l l to troclc- oltiiO FYI2 budgets '"' their r...,.ho TIM! futuro 11 Ollooodiii9'Y grim. - ·-ad- - ·It 2. When aoll moneY Is retied upon, which, o- 1110 to.,,_""' Ia will will begin to""'"'""' tho oc-.tc: program. As a and an - rate II gooCI A SIOO.OOO poopoaal 0< grant application take&. • mlnlmui'Q. two-chrM weeki ol 1 tacvlt,. , _ _ , limo. ptue IJP0119· ulltnbly, oapylng, etc TIM!- ol aucl'l -arotlon ~ne!udlno tacutty t1m41 to the un-tt Ia St ISOC),:ISOO minimum. Currontty 1111 -al _.,.,..,, _lmat... _ _ ..1&2.1100 Thla will pay IO< 1 P<ot- ZS potCMt ot t h O -le ,. ,,'"' . . . --·-modest-'-'- l i t, two ~Ia •uclonto and - - My ~~ •• that h Ia - t y t o _ . . - . , the - ,. In ttmo u - • - ·Once oott - ----Why 1111 yOU will - ...., ... Wllll<tg ~ lecturoa 101 Mlllng OoMd on your~ TIM! ............. "" _.. - - - l u n c l l t o - . A one out or-_. ..,100 l<ttla _, to ....... noorly ....- he - · -011 011trying .... - ....· po<10111l dlgo at Matl<. the S t - 811 AaaoctaliOII -.kloa -•una at an ootlmum (<><- It'll Sura4y Mr. - l l f d , \'OU .,.... - •IW<-·--am ._ F..atty, the -auy """' orr.. a largo _ . , atu.ct"- anouo11 to -lin lt.IIICijng ot anouofl 10 ....... oolt fuNilng • _ . . . . " Thla ~ -mont. and In SUNYAB'a commitment to a<-" ol the ~ un-..,y cua. otata _ , . , T h l t - doocuaaton 11 that commitment Ia, witlt tow oxcoptlons, not''*' Thlto art many acattarod lnotonceo of o6ofloc: 1011 funding going on now. T'ltoy ..,.,. a UM!ul ahot1·torm tltO 1 - h Y - . , clopottmontoro <IOlu,. ollhe a~t To go,_ N>C to a tully lai11Mione11Zod.,...,. Thil ~DIPM-tol Doo9r...,-*'~/ ,.,.on; s.- yOU he.. not -•ad 1111- t r u t h - the c:.NJd Cllte facM.ifY piM.. wtwt you he'ltl • nttM ... .... h . g<aln o l - - So-.._ ,...... - - • • to)'OUfMII, orllott•~-""'r doct'II'OU-'<to lolortt_...._.., , _ o l or- -L-• \'OU' ro alro4- I' m l!llonglelblll,..... - Cammuur mdorsemmts To f.M Editor -ne- 1111-pu-.. ___ --------MI -£-ltlglt _ . . ttaA aulgnmanllthlt you can_, yourrwoc~o<a Wl)ydon'tyou ..l_lftlt _ _ _ WOtltonOCIN1 3. AaOitcll PIOQf&mO clulnga. Wbal 10 l u h totlay by o s - I n g _.,cyllnot <IUIYNI Faculty cannot o"J))CI to.,_ lundad )'011 oiiO<')'OIIindelnllaljf. It It jull not naellatle. Who plcl<s up 50 poroont or " " ' ' - ,.,....... - h e -1111"' .... lundlll9 the ...., . and ,.,...~-,_-." 011 ..., - .. -.bod)' .. ... _ up - - . Rile. the,.,_ ......- - ·....... .-t ~ ~. ·-""'-""-·­ ..,_,.In.,. or ad " ' - ' - " " a o l l - -*1.,.will-_, v., ....,, ,, ..... .. _,_ ·-" ' - lnquiry-tM .-alty. aou1 1110llut ...,..,.,., _ _' - '""" hoi ...., 1a he Ia I tor: SA TIM! Coonmoltlt llftalro CoanQI lol~. . "" SA 011 "'" otlioo w.-.,, ,.., """--...._..,_ - lila -'"II candldatoo: R ll ~ l n , PAEStDEHT/Joa \liCE PflESIDEHT/8111 Mid<, TIIEASUREMolarlt A. SA&.! DELEGATEsm..td Flaho<, John Santoro. 1lna Szoq; UHIYEASITY COUHCUJDovi<l Hollman e.., ollort to supply student ""'"' whh lniO<Tnkton on _.. so ,,.,. to no .... not .... lllg-11 yOU don't ....... don't bllehl I U<QO oil _ , . . , . t o roec1 Slat-to o4 ~-.,ott- 1110 FOtVtM 1 0 , . . . . . - - .,. -t• lila --·- ,,_,_ ..... -..._..,.,.,,VOTE pooltlono- on - • 011 Mere~~ ZS. 26. l7 -F. ~ .... C«NffiMIOI ~., f IS I ~ �.I I ! i I A f __ _... _ __ .-....--·-----......,...-.. t......... -__.......... . . . _t. row OOHAJ<T • I. ... Ul lo _,_.., 1 - -- · The -""'- ............ - . . - . . _ Ia - ... and not atable, - '-'-t• - ,._.... Wllot _ _ _ S A P t - ) plof In - tc. tn lltlht o1 , ~'~•• •r•••ure• ee4 wUI r ou -.? The lur>ctlon ot tba o t - t la ttl ...... to eo•... ftlfteftt torcet..nr rop-t ........... ••t• to tne ----CI-oS """ - o f thO varfoua gov.,nmantaa -otrotM - and lhol atlact ..,..,., ""'...,.... concem 11\at . . wlft "''"to work on Student• are at tNe ~, oromarltr tor tne ecklcaUoft eva l&.tM an4 "-"''tio'M"" tba t ... torl lAM 11\at _ _, .,.. -•1 to attoro an g-ont• q.,.,.., adueallon, . . muot ..,......,tty IIQM to IN ol 11\al- . . ......... .,._lllll .._.., .... - __.... Ptesideut werl p011fttla and ICIIYIIY encowrated tta Uberat Arts _..,._ ..........., . . . . . " "" c:lla nMI _, ---· ~-OI>Nt• - PIIN'1tnl-t Mt In the -1>0 _.., ............. yeo!."-..,. In lulfalo ...... - Of ................ Aa lor E4uctatlon ••• I'OTC to COinlliua College. ~--?.lalhlathe - - • ~-_.,I'm ..., ..-r~·---~ _...... .. Well. the Ural c.onc.ern of _.,.,... 01 tt>oo •• oh. IN Conatrtutlon Oh -··-oh•1>0 "";;c;No •-1 t -. h ont\Oetlglllat-tnMJ-~ A Y" a - U I d o c - Well, rou'ro • •. What 010 SA Ito - ,..,., HAHII Got you on Hur. f)'e.,..-IIMWron SA Ia oo OUI to hlnc:ll, ttley'ra OOMtantty miMing - ·r• 'am 011 out to ~ LM-ftlM\'CMflnciii>Oir- -IM\'_I>O_lOotuelent _.,n.....,t. out lton't OOWtton tt. Le t'l gl•e tbe _l*ll'_ - - _ _ . . , . ... EftgWI clopell-.t.- .,._the....., ol lre ftd\ wit" • reJM't Mnt•11•• Wl\a TIMI role ol thO SA -klont? OM, thal'a • tough ono. Well """"' Sllflnlllwl ·- - - ooctaJ tnnovatiOI\1 Studen t --•otMot-.alll SA - 1 M - ConalltWoft _ , do-torma-,_, butftrm ~, Ia to ~· - 001 ""'In-t h..... ol nero, not~ a i -. mind you. lool< around how many atucllnii-SanOtofObeUUM ttwr - . 1n11y - - wllll lla.tng a oflolrS ,...., own lhll Ia? It • n.lce gcMd mar on tt*r tranecrtpta, a My""·- the nation. OM of ,,. tegec:leo ot "'"' ... laiMCallegM. , . , . . _ u...,......, ...... on • Pl8l1orm ~ • OIID"G ..,....,l,.,..t to de-ItO and pre....lrtg the Collegft II ... II lrlgllt-101 _ _ _ ...., of-- - 01'1'1 1*11' thai underat ande the walua and ln>t>ori..-IOINI Un-rot thO t-____ . ··---1>0.... ___ -on-hlng--lc: .. __ lMl--.. _......___ ---.-.a a. w., to..,... -'"• or to •-IIMIMI _ _ _ _ lnt,. _pooi,JOO In SA ... tnerolort_ _ _ Tuition Ia out ot --~r lUll loot - . I put mr I I t i e - In ""'* ltleiiOO -- _ -__.. _ .... __ _ __ ---......... tor~-.,._ CottooH- ... Wa .......... 1M other""" ... -~·but ..... thO 01'1'1 ..... -_. on tMI uncle<ot- tllal 1n IN c i a - • te mora Important the tooci>Oit ....., -..,..on.on .._,.,, -~...-If· _,.,. ·..,-____ t•""" .... · Unlly ......, wu .... _,,.. .. ...... _...,... .._..., __ _ ,..--~-..-­ ........... .. ...... ,,................. -· _ .... ......._.. __ .... _,.. ........... ....... .. ......................... ........... .... _ ........ ..... 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'' , ,._ ,.. ...., - .. - 10. - ---~~·-· ... n _ _ ...... . . . . . . . - llle _ _ llac8diiiDa. ...111... ---....a_ .... ,_ �__...........,.,..._ •- --··--.... ...... .. ---- ,....,_.. ~-- _.... ol .,....,..,. our w-~01 .....,. poei1 10ftt ee defHdlfl end -·OI-t1QIIta- v.. to ltd lcutouo and oount-oductl.. to hno 1110 SA ltghtlflil wMh lilt othw atudttll ~t• aa wu e¥KSenoed on Sub Soerd &hll yeat. It le lnai!Cu.- to .,... the SA doing 1110 -•uarton'o clint~ u II CIICI IOI Mo ombotgo ot HYI'II'IO 1 thlt- Thllt-OISAto....U.• -OUbly--lllal.,......,,ed _.1011 ..11 be -10\hll_.,..,. _ _ _ .. IOlV\I... C l h w • - _ . t end _ _......... -odIn tile moot The .... - impOnent • • - of tho &A..,.,_,.IIon_.q be - ' 0 - t ot ,,.,. ~ -appointment ot qualified c:ommllled ditiC\0<1-0IId a united •u<Mnt - . L The SA ConatnvtiOn tile •ul po-. I0-1\hlldlr.....,._ '"'fllnG v,... thai . . . p t - l y olected. _ . . . . _ •..,...,_"1_ SA-ottlle~ancl 111yop~t atthU6M ot ,,.,. S A - . . Unity Potty Ia The Student II St...- .,.,.,.,._,. orlevancea. and tnthvc tor A" effecrl •• meant ol c.ommunkatlon and academk -ltt\hllac-..cf ot tfte depar tm afltal apecrtlc - ... ConoiiMion ........ ........ __.. .,t ,.....,.,, lniOfmatlon to lM atvdenl body - - t>)' alllntWUlod pat\- t- AI thla point In I thin~ II to bonallclaf IO all thai 1M dltoc1on 1>0 ._..,ted Unlonlltlllltll' many acueilft&a .,. not . ..,. ot the twro nollobla lhrougl> 11>0 co~ • Hold m . .llnga with repr....,tall48 of at1 SA dubl lo det"""'na 11>0.-aot IMdoH.ront . _ - · cunenttr "'""'nv ror---.11 - hatlt .. o. -~venc.a 1 t po1ll ton1 &nO 30 Of' 40 be _ _ _ .._..,...,. s. --- pr-. .. ____ _...,. _ _ , Ia w ith t~t e 1n te l•ln e Itt while odjuattno to lowy - lece d l'fotl'""'' , - . . . - c-plicelinl 1. __ ... to .,_, ----. . . - .- ,, - be SA'Sitrol be ,..._ _ Wlt/10<> tho SA llUdglt . . t>egon t>Y _..,.l/lelelt - o d ,..., .................. .,_ _ .... _... ... S A _ . . .urea arwl ttcrw wtn ,ou .. ~ .. ,olloc1...,, ......... wo , _ - 0111 -lo P'otocll ,,.. IM o _-..,lm·- ~-·"*', QOMible to begin """' Record Coop IOhloll once otwtod • lth SA coc>ltat can be totoiiJ UIO .._...,.... auttalned t>Y tile , _ . or tilt l'n t of ort we mutt -nzo that . .riOI.. we must UM 04Jf money to wtt .,. tn an un1ta.ble poaiUon dve uttt ttah ptogoomo thot .. ttt tile moat ptuo1ng - IO , . , _ , "-ltw'o retliQnaiiOn ~ Yo'IK be my J01> to """"' that 11>0 odmlnlattlll~ on moac of ,,.,. . . - ptQjec:U Ill PlotlfML Wo un'l 1M aomtft tollatton to dfop , ..... PIOjeCia. Wo to - a lltrloO of OII(IIIOiion duttng Kette<.. tame duel( .,..._,.,, II Ia oleo cruc'aJ lhtt Kelter does not get tN CJI)I>CM1unlty to mal<AI tong taollng nogottve docltions Defore lit leao f!leo IIIIII a great poloriiJ In my admlnia u e lio n t.hould be retatod to . . - . .Jc olfalrL The , _ we attend tilt - ty 1o lof an odueatlor\. Aftii<>Ugll eon.. 8'*al ;tint ••• , _ by SA's Acade<!IK: Atfolro Oi<OCIOf and oommtn- 1 """' bol- 1110 ~of"""""- The Student untty Pat1y to """""'"od to _.,.,mg the Gtoup '"-' s.r.a. Pn>grwn . , . . _ """"""'"' 108., ~ gv. . .t. O f - ptOtectiOn In a renoo ol araaa. Wo ara oommlntd 10 uafng SA retoUrou to raooMno tho olf..,.,.puo houolng couwo atudenlt who etlota IN.. tho dO<mo to be vutnatable to tilt otumlofde ....., ounound 1110 . _t.._ ... ""'tell Unh«aHy .,... muat - we our ao ropreMntotlvoo of lilt 15,000 _,...,..... to del""' atudtnl tig!>ll we muM our ~110 ..o..Moeo to llgh\t""oon anc1 bUd6at cll1bad<L wa must- cont- don' _, .................... A.rJM IW.,....;., __,... t. tJ. ...._ _...... THe sp CTRUM ...-•....._..,.._ ..................... _..........,.... s..lal P.n.lical, IIIC. ...-.. \ _..,.se._.....,DAc- .._~ .._. ... DEADIJNE fOlustiiES IS .........,. will ......... tint ..... A,ril -· THE s..~ . . . .~ ....- <~~aRLWI ~~ ..._, .. - .......- tllo _ , O t I. 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UnloniiiiAt..,, 1 11101 u.. 8rancb of SA h.aa 'oo .........,_ ... .. ................. ._..._. otlghory . , . .,., balonca l )' ttem~ TN bac:uc.M Bta ttett - . . - - - - ... ttt ~lllo p;petllM 01 tnOIJY'atJOI'\ • W'IIftO ua~o-u,,_.,.,_ -....lllta,_a _ol _ -be · -· · ........ - . l ocoolty ~!We - In -.ctuoton, t iMithot ,,. " " - o1 SA _.., ho.. • ... - - ...n -.... - ......,,,,..,..,.,,ttw-e ... u-"" lfaach w4U• 1 lnlonnet _ _.... ........ o f SA.. - - I I I I I _ _,...._SA .... - Ga - ·- deriC'Iota ~ . . IICIY•IOfl ...... hca 4 wllllt • • •••• ••••• Ua IIOid :1. The .. _ ..... .."",n..,.... " " . . , . . _ ect . . ... lho Aa-.btJ - "'....... . ..... £ _ ...••llw _""" _- _ ,.,.,_ too IM tole of tM -Input ponodic ~ ~ . -... EltlarNI - end-.IMtrylo...U.ol-11 bolt• ,..,. ot tile PIOII"'"' SA 11U 10 ott•, OUCh u ICATE. -61ot I SA caaehef awtarda, •c•o.tnJc otiiCiod poalltona a nd ohtltod ,..,..... 1"D • •,._ hat one oMcet to I Mihw. lpoclltutty, dltocton _ . . lo lie _....,,. 1tr t11o St-.o~eo~ -iff" ....... 2.J - uw- __lA......_ , _ typo Ollri>POI- we SA lroecl IO right 1110 IUitiOft I I - llUdglt CUlt l/lel .... - t ty olltlct ott ttudellto V..- w....-e CUfCiel l ..ues on ae.det'IUC:t - - ....... iOn -'lilly p Yth . . . -'*tlotlr WIUIOII 0011 Of !he proeeee by the eurrent L _.....,_ oi---· l____···.,_ .,,_ .. ____ --•IOniM ........ empl\aata Wt _....,. __,...,__,.. ""-ll'al""-- committed to chang ing th• ett~vte o l SA to allow muntngM pertlctpatton '""" llle lllal ContUM.,.. ........ ~ '"" '- " ""'·""''_,_ ........_. t o ....,.._ on'Y•--f1Gill.t 1 pdor-10 .. - · 111&1 tile -ln-OIIOft .... . . , . . -SA ...... - u.cue,,.. --The Y--1 oo••· -do·-·---.. . adm-nlauauon or--. e boul tf'le u lller1141l _ ,...., _,_.,. .....,._. c.fte nneted ffOft'l __ • UMO\ tttl• ____ COMMUTERS!! Vote in the ~ Elections March 25, 26, 27 The Commuter Council endorses the following candidates: President- Joe Rifkin Vice President- Bill Mack Treasurer- Mark Moore University CouncilDavid Hoffman SASU Delegates- David Fisher John Santoro Tina Szoke Your .vote DOES Count! �. l ~----~- ,__._.. ................. .. g----· ----- traneporteuon ...-·--·- coat a ott~ oftd '"" coouhnatora ••d tft'tOflll 1"d•rtctora e"o coo,cll"llora and - bet-o '"" &11 ~ WI VOOOI ... lor 1... ... - - ..... --~·-· _ _ _ .......oct Jl 2.--· A "''"" _ . , . ot • • - • '""'&A~ ...... t. '*_....,._ .. .__ .. u -- olloct.-oo«oongty'*'--'""' " ' ----~~~-­ SA.........., ...,.,...,_ol - - . o t l l t - They -•locllel......,gll_..... . _ 8UH'I' _ ,... - ! -·- ,..,._ - I ~=-tNt~':-.'::.,~:::: " , ,,. 1M tu~loft .., -can bo _,..,to,,.. --be-outofllle ,_I'ICI& - _ , ..... _,&ftdlnellecl •..... - ...... .... ...._ ... ~ - _ , , . , , _ , , pooluon tat""" j)(-tod IO I Dolly ouc/1 U the Faculty Sen01o"""' """'' 111 ,.....,, -..-a~ loooloet&A·· _, .......,._ .,......_ ..Itt Ill reeearcned . thovo"""' ano lnligllllu1. W• muat . .,. '"" Focully Seno!OfO' There ••• of • ~~~~- oo oltoctlft Eucvt,.. BtMc.h ' "d • repr••••uatt¥e - Allan 01r..tor - • conat&Alty be a e arc.tung lor _u_on_t""•-•.... OW.CO- OM Ill OlteciM In II* ,...., ... ""' .....rc.l'f - ,... P l OP'' lhtlt b e come -Molllucloonl'a-. All ol......, ,... . • .,._lpnct_ ·-·· . ... . ,.,...,._,0 .--=&ory,...""" -- "·---.... -.-...,.,_ """"" __ ..__ ...... --.....·-·· - ..... .... Oj>lnOit of the lhe IUUM ,..., ••to-11 .... them Un-ty .. , _ 1. ua 1o c""ontJy • - wl111could be~ ... lc - .. TIMt t11Yition """ ........ - l i o n Ia - .... ofMI not ............ lo otvlnllfte - a. _ .. _ . , _,_,__ .. __ ....... ...,.,---·· ....... c ··" ............. .,. ..... - - · , _ , _,.,.ooflott. - • __, ... &A·o - - . . w -~---- I \lllnt. 11101 SA'o lltll - n o . - ... botll ""'" ..........with -110 lloltteUI!IoO. The - · .... cueaaure ... """"''"" e nG by epplrlng enoouraoemen1 10 lhOM weaatbat oMCI tl OII.COmPIOI llucloonll ooe IO<<*I to 11.. to liNt lvoown os "ttudtnt atuma·• becauae ot ___ &A_ ..-..... ..............,_ ~ ~ wn"THCS~ Explree Sept . SO, '81 VALID ANYTIME •"'*""'~o...n tl\11 ..... ·-•-•utoh_...... .. -1 ) It 11 •·~~-~ 4•fltcvtl to con..ttituti~Dfl •••lwate a eft.w _ . . . . , ,, '-'""' lot 01111',.., The - · i o n ......-~- b o t - lht orr--. ,.,....,.., ..... - - is VIlli to the -The ·'" ' " ot tbo,.. E-..M Or.,.., tMjo< _ butthe mlfOr ""''""'" ot tn• .,.. ............. 111""" .. _ly , ..... ofl-o ln on _ _ _ llt iO .....,. ...hevti _ , ....._..., toll ...... The od'tlnllgo ol poatuona •• tnll you "''"' I pol.......... clrHttcolly CUI - lolt . . . .... ~ol­ otlic:ert lhrH The 11-ls 11\r...q, SA a1104Jid .,_'"'""Into -.y mojO< -••loft -lft-bythefoculty - 1 1 . ,,. ........lattallon .,.,~ depeltmettla. - w. , ... rNI•t .,.,.,ton&. II - ~­ ,. .,_ _.. --SA The T h e - , _ tmi>Offent t&suo the of ~~>• ,.., " . . . WRESTLING & TO MUD DANCERS h....._ c.ll• .. ,..,.....v ,...._ " UOJ-• 15-· _ . c.llft~< ......--. ~90 ______....__.....,. ______.,. .,. ntiS WEEK'S SPECIALS AT DUBELS: Monday : Call S.SS-8943 foe info on spcOal stAg parties Tuesday, Thundty. S.turday: Mud Wrestling This Thundoy onlt· Mud Wrestling. Mud Dancers bawem 12 • 3 p.m. Wtdnesday: Tlw umt Frldoy: Tlw - - ----------------------- I FREE ORIN)( with this CDUpOil at. o.,bds Pony S.l Linut I pa nip- Offer valid d.u April I. 1981. lhe • Unl'fw..,,r on4.. _ lhro..qllovt '"" _._ ~,no. r... .,....,.bl~ - p l l y . . ac:t ........... mot.nv "''hi• -- ol .... ... 110011 Oft bolllil ..-gr-t•«ucloont .. II UBon . .. '"" .,..,f'.du.•t• lt~t - · '· or T - • loA to - · • . _ bo IO<fOiteoperforta lila ........ _ . . . , tonooooro.....,.uplortheE-=IIolt.,.t,...bos......,gll""'iM fO Pleftof,. in n;s own .,,..._ N it the - · . , . _ _ lor onr ol tMm to 2. TIMt SA ~loft ~.- ODmfNtl. . . - weakneat •tlot>'M .... ,..._._ol Don't,... tht dlrUHt show tn town! .._ Ol'*cr- Oll,..tlono~ '""' wo" be lactft11 U8 sr .....to IIIIo Ml<l ,.., os ,,. - l o n ol • ...., lln._lf -~ "'- SCuclont eon.. ~........ - · · -.... of,,. r ... IOMoi""'St_........_ ,·-~ ~ · - • • W1tqeeMCI _ .,._....,_ peortCM'fft lhtl du1tM ot enolnw ol coordlrtll lon betwttn tht olltcero &ftd the dlroctO<O - w...... ... _,_ Ul st-tlolllpro-octM rat,., lllllltMC!l.. -ltutlocot O! .,.,, mtno,Hr. 1nternattona t AI..,..•IIO ,,.. ~~ tomollo Ill commuref and OU"'fi epecmc appointments o111o artowe 1\1111 to eoe~oos the •nclorouoduato popula\lon .,. heato on rM wen togetMt, t.,ua maJt~o tcw • preotCionllalio1410 The &4-1 AO-'ollon must much more effectlw• and poalllon · · - ·- - , 00010.1...0, ... ,...,,loa.:t~Tlots 10< IM ChloctOfO "- ,... oppoltllool , . .100011011 Of . . _ , . . _ ,, · GOO'!• . . . . - '""' allod ol- o. ., "'"""""'' ----""~·· No. A r-0011 - · - -ll--1•'-lo-intlle - oootlllf. Sp.cltlcallf, dlroctoro - • to be oppolntool ~Y 11M Ptea1Hnt rat.tter than elec-ted. Eratv• t• the .... ®cumtnl Oft , , . !leola ol SA't - - lhls ,.., DUBELS ___ ol ""'..,.._, proper • - Ito- lnltootiW ana ........,tta_.._too to de1ern~lne "" tpecltle eYaUUcatto"a lht St"d:t"l otKte<l poolliofts o.ftd llllllool Studt ftt wlli*l COOI'•a1~Gn . , . . , p r_ "' tbe _ o•rte:• ....,.., •• riMIOt"-...n- _ _ _ AIIOC1111on The 1'\'11o10ont-tlle - l c Atlono o;r.c,o.,. a1104Jtd '""""'"'" otucloont policy on tnljof tssuee toeetllor. There tlhO\IId 111 tnls ry,. oil-· ~IOI-- tor51.Mr ,__.,......, ... aa...,...,. ··"'·""'..._,_,. butleot _ol_at_ ol_..._ _...,.,. ....,.,.,.,. ....,. Council WIU 100ft be c.onfro,Un(l ua T'tlia fa ~•t ~~ t>yMt&bltahffto ,,_ ol-""teotlon ~~~~-SA and '"" vartouo lc ~It and atrovfoe to ...., ,,... llnot etllld'"'' e•...,. - ~Oilg~ ..... FREE. . .......... -wJ\tchstop lOr · - "'~ to loolck!Q tltpteaa llt.idtnll p l o f l f t _ ... ..,.. .. _ '".,. .,., , _,.., ttow wru you .,. ROOTIFS -, 0. DMW. ONer tf CWcllll lfil5s .... Ofllntod _ ""'"' Ill constant11 -""'110 lot oUt, "''" 10 eMf) lot out - -.. n..-lftdthe .,_, _ _ n.._•..., - ~ · - " ' ....... 10 lnau rt 1,._1 our POIIUon II 1 With .......... -...-. ... ... -~ • ,.,....,.l,•• ,,.~ . . _1011 __.... .... _ .. _.,. 11-. . . ........ r_.., __ . . ,_.Oft-··..... ____ _ .. ___....... - -...._,_.,. ·--, ... ,... _...,--to.. _.. ,_ .,. _ wltll • ,..,,.. ...,.un ... - ............ ...,,..... 0_ -............ - - Reptaeemant. a fltt uo ,,. onl~ moci>Od IO oect•ly I... OiiU&llon Till moot ofloctlw . , . _ to ~live 8rii!ICil mota fltpontlb't IO end repre:. . .I.. M of CM underg,IO'UIII .. udfff'\tl Ia tlvougl\ strong pot11Cipatlon f.- moO. tt.. ,,.. ~, n.. orr~ ancs dffiCtOf& WrrU then be d.rtKUy monot0<1111 to..,...,. that'""'.,.. porfotming up to tNo 1v11 _ , , o f the IIOI'Iiono '""' too1c1 Thoo .. potontlilll)t an olfooc:tlve Ol lr\"""'11 tloo_ UKUI,. • - t o t"'at he _ _tlro1 the 11..,.,.1.. J Eloory - lloio t.lahwafty .. -· faced with malrtlal•lea Ut Pfotrlmt wt.Ha adJua u , . t o .,.,..,. .......... ~ --~ ----SI-s rie"IO. tuition, loctllly c:OtlljMolftii• .,..Sorongoolf)tOIIIoona. Whotllloucl Ill SA'tli.-1 -·""-? -~~~~loll_...., _ .......... -_ .. _ . .... """"" _,_.... I . Ullo-...111' _ _ _ ..... .... The-loft.- ........ - .......,_...,_ ...... ............... _........... - . ........ - t l 1ionlo - · - - ... &A~t "'"'"'-'"''""'"'_ , -.... -_...10 ch•___ . . . _, ___ _ The Slucloont ~ ....... '"" , .•••,.. and -... will rou the"""'"""'' ' - bo ---~the toe- ol - - to J>Vbltc Ill;- oclucotlon The St.-.c AaaoctoUon con-..,. 111 ALL UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORES WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY, MARCH 27th & SATURDAY, MARCH 28th DUE TO YEAR END INVENTORY. CHECK CASHING & POST OFFICE WIL~ BE CLOSED BOTH OF THaBE DAYS. I _ T h e _ . , . _ .. ......, by lhe ..,...., ctMIM ofMI _ - · - TheSA_ """"110 to 1110 ....,,.,. of "''Jh IIUUion , unatabtl Oener•l Educ.atlon a "d aetec.ted c~oport_,lll ltwivl~g ThO SA "'-t. by mo1<1ne ,,.. C!Ualrty of fllo oo """'""" __, 111j0yal>ll tiiCI lntorwtlfte, ca~ .ttactlveiY gouge and chant* ah;cMntl tnterest 10 ,,. -OjiNI· -... OIUOoonltlot~lM ........SIll O _,.,._. --"''"""'goiiiO - lot · - · ll(>oclng ,,..., lllrOugiiiiW-IIc - - · - - -.lei . . . . . ., atMde1tt c.an commua~• to -s - po""""' ly lntOQrotlf>V tne ----·~ ...'fM:NIIJ ......,_"'" ....... can co epa..,_. ---·1MSA o1 a1 -~~ ,,.. .._ lniO - · - begin ~. kM',..,....~ ,.,. IIA con -rvala 10Or1CII e.oooo-toe-•· lr-..c!'rili -----· tile....,.., - I I J . 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"lMUSTIIoaCATAt.Y S" To -' _..._,_ .,, ........ .. ___ .._.........,. ~ co-c.a,-,. ot a ...........go,_ __ ,__laar.. -lltivo-inc:luCIIntll>a '""'"'ill'- .,..,.._ lor judgong .... WhO •on/ wrlllan out ol '"" c.onatlt_,Uoft elllr of at-.td ant pr-,.llla ....,.,,_......loll cloOpuiM. ThiJ IO kltll, oleclod •AA out - . I _... toe .,. lnt.rgtol 1*1 of olal-··~ lha MW -~~~ of SA. lq rota a'-'-""·~ u lite. - · .. oCICI•IIOn hca4 wtU\ •alflltalfttAt Ita COOfCitnaU"'I tha Dliacl- .... loa "'"'''"'' whllo adjualfne to to ,.,.. u llaiOn bat- SA anCI ... ' TM .. "'"offiOa " ' - - '· , ... """" - ~ - - - ol lloWM ol Onleri0-1-~ t\al be N totatcled 11 1 ft ._.__.l>otlft_ ....... _ _...,... """''""""',....,....." 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Tl\a roeaon• Include . • - t - i. oor- ._.... ... _ , •• """'"" lO ""' do nol Ill Into •~• acooomlc - · ond ,,. ]UniOf , _ .., 1101 1"ol ratr..-1 Ao ,.,.._,, I .... , _ _ , 1... .,..,... of 11-.1 aclucatjon - ""' E Q:p o t· ---o lSub -~... S Q u n ~----SAT- .... ..._.., ... "" .... _.jon of 1_......,... . . ,.,._... Ylaa..._,_ Not onb'_l_ joll_.lly _ _......,_.. to oftor Due 10 - 01 ... - ... - l o t .,.. """ - not VIce-.., IO _ . . . I t a - - e -... of coheatw•n••• "'ust be ......_ aetal>ll•t>td. A clo" WO(kl"ff ----.. �--,.,....-.. ~===:==~==================~==~==~================~~~~ 1 •• tnM 011t ••r to .....,, tn ,...,...,.v_ _,_., _, 1-·---0tl ": f~ ............ • ---lllaVICe" ' _..., . . - argaNUI- d ~ atvCS.nl 1 - c k It • ...,,.,., Th_ _ _,._IIWtnOIIII :l - - . . . . . . . . . . . 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Pltllft tiOII ftOI dttltMinl __- t.o.,.....--... r ........ .......,....... -poi;Cft T-• n.e o~ the a - -•~~~a......,._ortloo "--""'- ...... a.o.rm... o( ""' .-- - l l. . ftfK:Iudl"' -~• • " •••• not -~--tileThe hntlt ........... ,., Cotnm1uea Ftr,anc• ..._poi;Cft 4eterMin• Comnuu..·a "'a;n obtlc1,... 111 to d iNPPfOYit Of mt\t Of Chlngol lrt the lpptOYI. ad,.,...,..,... ~ bvdge!IOt tho Upcoming eomm••• •• TM toomPOOad of tiQht S.netota •ho v.ttt -owed Uwovgn • >'Oio by the hntto I loal t~ol thO ,,..,.,.. It on 111\tOmoiJ '"'-tent -~ton tn t«<illon IO montltry n>IRO<a wlllcll .,, tho TtM8Vftt"a ma1n conown. 1 ltal M mvll n>etnttln 1 _ , . •.tatlonahlp ,.,,h othet - 1 0 leaden and our cluba and 01ganta11ona I loot 11\11 ttwovg~ ..........,.._"'_.,_It_ lnd kocel QOIIcy " llle . T-v•tr . - not -~no be .,. fa<co, rot , . OIIOviCI not be ..-vlont0111w TMT-• lhoutd not do~~t~fnatt the Commft.... b\lllenclhlt~ &Ad . .,.u•nce to ttkt ot,..,. of the CcMMwtl• • a gaiiiO.I ..... tl\lltn~o ~ ..... 10 file " " - o f lhe - - • • · on ·- ....,.._ --.....- ....... ,_ .......01...,-nol - II II my boloet mat .. 1"- the · - ot boll> .,;M Clepo<ICI In tho ellpertenc.e ot '*'Buton •a.cn. - " ' - " ' " " and In the rnojotlly"" the ....... lhe r ......... and Flnaoe-e Comtn•tt•• are inlercMPencMnt on Olhw 11 Is r... my bol .. f " " ' tho ourer .clmlnlatOtO the cloy to dey allot tho oHICO wiii!O all policy _......,. """""' be by Ftnonce Commit... Aa Chatman ot 1ha Com"unea. 4\ It tl'le lflaaurot'l reiPOnllbUity to tcflecluto -~-to prowldo ........... 1011 not be .... - to tbe CommoiJill. tile "* .,...,_ """'"' The~-boloft -~, to 1110 ,_ton ol tne FlnarM:a CoftwNtt• ""Ua the ftaU",.., ahould be pr-OY.cSinQ .,_,,, ""'~ no ,..,, will ,.,.,_,,.,_.,,_,..,....,..; potter h IPIO.,td ftOI be a fllatlona~up of one beinG onothet ... of ono llelnoego-.g..,... ' - IO T---........................ --......... .. ... ....... ..... ........ _ ..... -_............. _ ................. .................... 01 . . - a d lor bo clllegeloG -.... Flnl tte:l Conut\Ut.. andby ftOt tl'lro-.ett Ofttt one t>trtotft - a: ......... ...-.,.......-..., ........ ·-~ a.---.. --.. .,..... .... . .••4 , . . •• _ __,ll_lo_ ..._.Uot, ndwoo _., lolr AoT-1-toamplol' _ , ol tJie ....... ._,boWl - l o r tile T -. , _ . . ~ budgetinO .._.._ .... ..................... _._ ._,.,........... ............. ........,........ .......... __ ... ...., _ - . ..._.,. flo - oeeopt.. Dr oil clolll -ond .......... t .. s l i d t he "'~ ~lng too : D.,.I8CRIIII. Une·llp-llno ................. ,.- �tn,..... ,_...,w..,.... lt"""""' I.., - - - - IIIOvOatoo11>0 buclool of S..O ao-G"a ....,... CooMIMioo 10 - 11101 wllll lha •oriOIOI 00--"'P SA Cl4Uba and oroon4UIIonl Th«eloro. In C<MNMI. . 10 ...- "" .... - 11>0-Q...ht~-·I>Oywlllbe -~0--0C>In -~ IIMI t>udOOt. I WOUld -"",...-. _buCIOOI•-·-lhOftliiiDrityof '"" m- • . -..... - f l t l h e -.ln IM of 11)'"'8 IO - · - · ....... 1..... will be • atgnatory •r-•cem In wtalcft • oom-iol> Ol •orioua oli!MI•111 bt -~ In .... fNior•l~ o f - _.,.,h.,.. wdllla.. to b - - IV.t In - l o g up, I ..... my joO almp4y . . ll)'ong IO liiOOifiCooM~OI ,_ ore•ntzaUona reae.,otrad to ~ ........ If 1110<1 II_,,.....,. In lllalr _..sino _ , II • paltom oU.Ie. l - - l l l t o t " " ~t- of lit'n;p:o . . . . . . .,_. ..... 1.. --~­ ooet•no ...,... ,,_ _ , . or -·--~.., - ·ioroenl<al-. . 1111 boodgo4 con bo .,.....,on OQull...,. ~•no IIUIIOOIOfiG, wllicll I u.... ,••••• hit ...... .... tl . . . . . . . .. . . eiu-oonlntlono write eXactlY wMI I.., ....... lllalr · - ..... INl.oa I I - to......,. tney ate ""' · --"'""By , _ ,•bualrlo . . 11141 F eo.-tiM'o fOf I CODMnl UM lran&ffi. -~--.-be --~o-1111 rr........ " - _ ., ·-~- IMIII-..Idolaolllll to orM te betl• oc:wnt'nUt\6Cettof'l O... IN -lor bet._, till ctvbalotvonluuono and SA, and -"'*""'l,.,.towW or common ooalo 111111.-... •11••-1 •oriouo · - _ .___ _10_1,...._ ....,._.,,_,. "'--·-. --~ "- T-. IIOii1orino money ..., . , . _ , . - -or••"" - - . - . . . . . 10 1111 ~~~before . . . - ao IMI I """ ,_ _ , 1o 111.. 10 .. "" olllll ~~­ -lOnon ~-~ ... .,. e..., oct- $UHY acllool hal a U'lti-IIIJ or Colloqo C:O...,.;II tnla ,.., wn.n IM ,,. .,_,,., eoptoectted NYPIRO •• a n - U.lotl-ory, - - l o f · CO.m<WniOIUOft "u -.ot ~ t "'plamanttna • tOftl'lmunfcaUon "'' *Of-.: ... "' ot btt•••" Ute ..,.,.t,_ on • - otudonl , .... 10 tltdiMOO lnfotmallon. •uoo••tlon• tnd oounclll. "' - -c. ~. - •_ . ._ In ... ., ... 1. . . . _ _ .. I will boll"' 1M boodgo4- by lolni"""'''H-yofN ...... _ . . , . w.lh ... _ .... lo .. p4a... 1111 ,.._. lhal 1... SA buc100t 11 Hoi....,.,.,. aer•tctt etc ,.., · - · " " ' '-lullJ 11>01' ..Ill Conot. ~ -halllallon 1111 lltc>ld T<~n~K Syot- ~~ TN Collooo Oo<itlcl .... iollocolo tile aomo __ --~--- __ __ -110·____ ............... _ ... .. __....._ -------........-..... -..... ... . University COllldl t . Do,... _ _ ..,.r_... ,_.-..,_~-- · - ..a~~. - • ,,_.... ol . _.. _ and u-..andlng. and 10 11"101 1110 c:Gffti"Wtt. . memoeta to a decllloft. - ..,. ~ nOid of till lhal OI'CII ~ public lloorlfiOI M *"',.. crucial laauee can - b y " " tntorutlll __ ____ ,.. oo pet\101. :II ....... "" - .... llllormollon avail.,., lo till Il-l~4) noll! mulino• with · - • • - ol "" SA dubt to ••"''"• •h• nMda of tl'\ett 1111_1_11_ ...o .....,. _ _ 10 ._ _ ._ .., C urd - ....... a ... - ...· - - p t - h i l .... '*' .... -~~ T , _~·-~ lo 001 _ . . - 10001'* - · Tlllalloquollly --- whlc:tll~-wllpuiiOIIII 1u1...1u....,o~~ •••. ......u.... ..-.... u.cwo- .,. Will oonttnuo to • - TNT-•oolrl . . boiO --~ lhl .....,_,. - - o l o l . -a l n - t o ....... on...--SA ~ tociiWoloc>•- •IMidiiOI- I '""" '""w an It o of 1 - lOIII taotation ,,_ 1~• day·to-dey· _ . . . 011111 u.u-.ny. TN----IltleO ol .... Oowrocll ... """" ...... ll<nlo.d.- .... o~at~ - - .. Ellucellonol m&ll... cotatyll to dlaooouo amona lhl 11-1a. -lOtion. _ , , loc:lno - ...- -""·----~- fn41f ferenl to the atudane popooiallon. Formr I..,. I,... ldonlllloc! lou< ways to oombll tllai lndl~. IIUII<el ... lluclonl-101..... pOafllon mOft ttf.c1f•e. and IC.Comphth the•t 00111 OY., .....tno "llumbilllg - . TN Ooundl ,...._...,.. con bt , _ ·- n..--~a ... ~.owt«SQn'btt of the ~·· -olblllllll. I don't bel- - .. - - by pooling flloora. K I-....,_... lntatOCIIon ...-~"" *-no-'""""' totm I Will bo --"~no at ColloQtrluma .. - __ --·-""··.._.. -·......mo-r-1100 _ _ ,,._ola.- cllractodot _ _ . . . . , _ ~ _ . . . . _ o l ... - - -~~~no . . , 111110 of ... Soconclly. till c:o..nc.t .. taapo.-.a1bte for Cftltlon a"d -~ ololl.,.._.,tyAoQulellono wM _ ,.. IO 1turll<ll con<lucl&nd aolory FIMII)r the Cooroc:tl• -~~~to act . . - -lftoo Courd ~ 1 - t l o n. buCIOII mamben and the """'lnloMratlon I'll puan lev INI ... - lite crtatee ot utt.oeflned 1a tMPt"Oif'tnQ OOf"mlolft•ll"Un•..,.t't ._. ..-.- . -..... .... - - poolllon- _ ot tM U.-..oy Tho ,,.. - SUNY·B i nghatnton ... _ .,.. ___ ........... ,_ ,...Wlll• ..., • ..... ..,....___.. ·ol-..-- --olclcut.o. tlll..__., Ooundl ..,. no tone- allor;l 10 bt 11100 - - •uc~ont• Co<>!> lhll ... --- 1 ..,.,lll Stvdtnt Aa..octatlon. •• had ...., • • ,,.,.,_ . . . . . .d . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 011 ..,.rtlc IIIICigrfl -10-• --' Foltnalonce. _ _ _ . . , ... ••to1ctoll . . _ . . . , Oudflt ............--.... - · · ..-...v-"' .....,..,no ..... ,. ....... IMIIIIJIII---~~~~­ ~. lnmy~oti,.,..OI~ SUNY ~ r .. Counc>la 11101 ..... .....,..., ot-10 In , _o f_ _ _.....allon W. ,.. UM lila SA IIUdOOt to ......,_... ..........1~ __.ll<a 1111 ""'" Ao a 1hlnl year accountlno ,.,.,..., Aapo Task Force which will and novlno- llle'bool<a lor • .......,_,oon_,monltooot _ _, lor two _ . , I IIOid till 1110 Unl-ally lo lmii'O•• '"" TN 1 - biCliQ<oUnd whlcitl Ot""' llolltlne In parldno , _ . ol 1111 CommfUII IIUIY ........,.,..,.ol_.,.. -~· lack, and con uaollllllo old t-Ill . , _ , . lfonl participating In ,,.. ..........~~~no--· 1 problem of lht t ntht Odmi<Uil1'11tl0n. ..... - · IO be IOCtilloc! in tile I l l - •· tntat•ll t . TN~eo.clboaalllot-.y ---1. ..--···-·_ ·- ..__.. _ ... ----s. - F- a o y - l l l e , _ . . , . . . . ., Col<nc<l • h ..lfll OM ___ _ _ ~ ... II '" Pet"- Olld 1M tNI l l * not '""" 111 poliCy lo< 1&,000 undwo<alluotao. Wa ,,. OO<nMIIIIII to IUII\oeluririQ SA IO ""'k' ell decloi?Mnoktne and bwdget•rr ptoc:euea more _ ,... to lbe - v ol at~dlnl c.onaUtuenclea. We 1) Ill...,_ till - -.1 on . , ol 1110 dole'- IO be lof he 01 1100 . - oonlact wllh llle 4a111' problems ,,., do 1111 01110< _.1.,o on 1111 Commlnoo. I 0100 feel II Is 1111 T"""ur«'o I!UI)' I O - tl>e o l g h l o1 1111 Fonanco Commilt• !rOfft dllloloftt of - 1 Ale, 10 - TN _ _ -? -----lor -no. . poolllon - - .._ _..._of.,. _ _ TN &4.-. LWty PanrIIIOIIM ....... , _ olot,_tl ~omprtalno lhl SA bocutl" .. ""'""'_...,,pelliCular ...... -"'' 1 - e l y - t b e l r . . - . sc- _,....,I ,._... - -ol ... ~ ..--.----. ... ....-.a--.-- - o r -'no__,.- ,.., •• " llfoee -.ol dtter•lne Commllt.., K Ia lbe T-er'o ,... Collooo eo.clhn • ......., ol ....... -~--........ · -. ,.._ _,_, ,e-..ponalbtltty to creatt an ,.._ 1.- representative --...-.---__ _____ I_,. ..__ -...... _...,.._..of_ ..... _...... _...._ . -..... .. -.... _, aa ~t~~U IC*'It t.at )MI , ...,. _,.,. ll would be ..,......., .._.,... lor one of , _ - 1o dolnlnua- tile 01110<. "- CIIAirmM ol 111e Fb\onco ... 1111 - " Y lor_,., -ooont I ..... , . .._IOCI\IIIanOO till Coutd 1<110 ac4""' I , _ that ·POIIICIINIIIOII oommu,.ur concernaLovt wll,... to objac:tl*y oumtnollll ..... - - o t o i i i i i O money . . . . a..thonn 10 be '"'•••nte11ve ...._ 1 .... - _ft_.,. _ _ _....,_10 ,,.... ... __ than ,....,, TN lab of l l l e T - i S t -..--.rando ,..._ eftCI -In - - • n o. wo wiM --~~ ..... budOOI I~UHI .,._ A<ll'* -~ ·- --eo.-·- 1::: .:.""..::..:' ! 1_,_,.,.._ ..., ~ ,...... Uttfar,- •.c.w I. Oo .... - - l l l e T - ~ Olwlcrl ........ . . . . . . _ - f . . . ..,._,...., .. _ _ . _ lJ c:o.nc.. 11u<1Q11 · - · I w11 OttM lof o Manooll ,__10.0 F,....,.,. ~mntet to a.n aure a tah diM~""'IOI\ . lr1 ordO< IO ........ale STEVE WIUlKY - ...,. ,....,l....i f t t - f - - - . . CcMMM:IItndllf..,t II e•UittSJ ,,. A4"''~1 1\f•H~ loodllletont I '""' IM 1M ...,.,.,......, wiM bt oblo IO 1J11. ali 1... money - l l l n l l l b o t l l l l - 1 0 ... a•foc.llta are in &M beet tne.-... t of ollllle.ucloNO. I - 1 - I I ! M O I.... -~ _.,. Yll c:raauw• ol NYPIAG'a - ---.o ,_.,..,,on f ate _ .. M a of Ilia ......... com"'u."Ur. t undetttand ,,_,., boloto _,._,.....,.,.. tiiiOflllbla , P801>101or-ol.,._ l c.w- ., o..-. ..........y -lliloMo myt- l wW bt acllon TN c:-..11- ,_... -_.............. -··---1 ..... -.....bolt-""' ___ __ _,_. --o•-.. . , _ , tho problem lhai OOCUfoll ~ "" Couroory ,.... ..._, - -mllllmljot-.1--~ my 1-rol\>IIHyiO topotl I O - . . , . _ . _ , ... bolO_,.., -~- --to-.e--: -.10~­ 8t"'flllftflOft a.-41 othefl (W'q In till PlOt. """" " - 1110 of--•• ......... Mrono'Y "'""""'• ro .,.,. ··~ to play,_., taler. I promOao lo 1101 on 1111 - • ot lunclo by 111e r•clpfenla. Bt h•"'"cr the ,_ ..-a . . . . , _ ... of _ _ ......... Will> _ _ , 1'11000$1·---~­ •• t and n•••paper edftOfl _, ......, "' lhl Cowdl lo te.ke CC!If'mf"ud.M OCIIOIIOIItiiOu-·· - T_tllll_,,_,, council ,.--Y do. ....~ - 11\110 _,._ .0w11 J - I pr-..: THE ERA Of' ailS JAS£H1151ot ENOS HOW. Yll . . - tmporiMt In tblt entire clhcu-lo tha _.,lor a U& ProoiGenl . Willi all tho ..-tosbobblb\o aboU1wr.a1 tho Council- till -~y .. 111111110 _ conclieacy lof UniNrMy c:o..nc.t - 10 "' l>rino 10 ... ~­ ~oltlll._. - 1'1111'N1Jon• at~ I ..., I con...- lie_. ._,. •• '"" '"' of tills us1ng till - - I 1 Stucte.-.t--WHS• _ _ ol tllhlfed aa I _ ,...,ono ,. . "'""'*of·--- --1 croatoll I WOUld IIU IO - , , TN Ooundl It lof . . , to ..,. boek on ---""0 and ~lon ol In 1M SA boodgo4, I _.... ....., lllpul•ione to - o f _ _ ..,... ofl,.lr_ _ -h-1111--oltlll o.,..... 10 - . , ... lludOM lo .,..,._.. l m~MII .....,.. ... _ r _ .,.. ~, Oft~ •••oe &latl""'.-nte l _._,_,..._ -. -------· ... ___ .1---......................... ·-__ .. _..... _. -. Ml*lor _ _ _ _ • ..._011110 o ..,..,.ino,.._,,of- ho4pNI,.....,., .. I ... ln~----·0 - " ' - "'"" <10 buCIOOiand no mcwotlwt eo PW-1 ofthtll~·-... 1 ..... tnhwlno _ . , ...,. _ _ .... _ 1 _ _, ......... _ W .. .-~ -10-IIMI0....-100 S _.,_, _ _ -T _,_,., I n... _ l10 o· n iO ,.....,.,1,.. -;.uno _ ..... .,.. _ ... _,.._ .. M"""'f'lhiT_w_.....,., _ ,...~ I .... ~ ___. CooMo~tt• _ . . a _ t _ l n t... £fttoott Cotrclloll Spocll-ly, I plan to "'""' on • rooutor bUle, pteMnoaolona to the Council on d••-•.UC>OCt• ol 11uc1ont tto --·w(, . . . . . . _..--ThM'-- ----tbil-Council - u an -.Iaiii -ll~tlon TN --101111 on IJOhall ol lhl "Unlveroli' '-··· lloeeuo ·Squed ...... - o f ~.. .......,._ --·~--- ,_~·- .... - 0 0 ollucota tho Council o" 11>0 ..,.... lor lhl -llloc:o....c:R b t l h l - oltlll _ l ..... _ --~no---· bo_ot -~""' mera1y a...Carnegle ln"Uuca - . b u t a t M I -. _ , , . _ _ Mcondl,. ~··-IIIe-y tlll M.-,10, CM llart IO .... 1111 pOIOntlol -~~~ In tho Coundl• ................,...,_ �__....._....,,,_ l ""'""'*' ..... _u-._...,_0, l ISRAEL ! an unforgettable summer at an unbeatable price ! j w.·~ been ludona~~n"'wttr•bk IOrJC,.... f Ccwndl thol I.,.,. - · · - · • .. ,., PfiCHin-a.lwoulclurot)'OQ IOPI_yo<jr_III'IG ¥01oo aolidil' belllnd tho known Q\1111\lllld,IJ>O _ . . . . ,...... lf)'OQknow..,.,._IStoZZ,a.nold who wanu 10 f.nd- - weft a wom.n·e c.ucva. anct "-'"~~ mllleory ol>d oducotlon Glmpue ecUon be ''"'" tr. cootdlneHon wUh 1hoee of ut I Wi. UllftO I mo<l _....,.. _ _.to ._ _ . . ,_ IIIlA _Olhlr _ ciNilng wo1h , . . _ , I camoor• Otganlzlnt oll0<1 "''"' lie •ICIOfOUOif """""'"' Thto ,... lie -In ttuCitnlt. I'm UrtCI of tnt httD•eaaneas •••oclated wfth _ -·-- ·-"-. loonHng lor ,., own 110hll Tt1<t gowernor the SUNY ,_ skills. WO<k W1th computers p;,nlopare In a hneuisDcs inslltute or take a course In concrpCual dtawonc' Now~ el5e can you learn "' comp;lny or !10 diver.e a iiOOP or faculty and stuc~eo~s 1n such • UIIIQuelr aWliCtl~ 5eUJn& ol 1\tlk lakes 110fieS and wa:erralls w At Cornell. you an fulfill reqwemeniS.. accelerat.e your decree procram, or SlltJPiy taJ(e -advantaee ol the opportUnny to study those lntti&ulne sublects that you ve always put off. Request an A • - - t and see for yourself all the rNsons why Comell Is the piKe you should be this summer TUition Is s12s ··M~~per crt!dot or less -..wecan'tltq~tr" WhMe cw-. on public aeMCe 11'1111' no1 be ula.shionable as !Mv- a decade ago, aucl't care.. can be very .-ardlnQ and pei'IIOMiy satJSiylng - otuOanl ~~- · ·- • you . . · -ol high cacMmlc slllnding .nd loOidnQ w....... \'OUI'c:MtPUeon: MARCH 31, 1981 ·-··-- - -- The lt.Me ··-~ fOf SASU to be that t1ljiO(IIy Itt unoof\Mtt\11~ N ~out 11~ .,. ctonn - ...., ond lulllon •• mv1t alt .. wor .. ge ...,..,•. too-ther-lludenfl -andctullo-1'9'>110 MO tno intt<mlnll>ll MQtea "",,. Pllft of the state ~ nave ,.._ •u.PPort ot the atudllnta OM of the m'1" goats ot m:t tenutt u SASU !Mtegalo will lie to dtct•••• atudent apathy I - · · CO<llinlllnt LIMI ptooua known u ore-• par• the O<Qat>lllng Th1& It the methocl by lite tarotat pos-sfbtt numC..r ot .... ...,_ lludeml---·· _, __..-Ia' ....,... -In plenn fng a rtd ....,...._..,lon of - - nuo g:rUtrOOU committ.. otfe.,.ll. . Olll ol tho SA Aooembly lleol 1,._1 IIMI only Umo -thy II csecruMCJ Is When an 4asue bvma moor. SASU aN>Uld t.UC. tno ""'tch IOI,_II_,Ia. ThtSWIIIIedoMby ........ lng , ...... ...,.... to - l j r wllol II happening In .oUIIeny Educeuon •bouh1 be the ._.~~>o~otroltho..,.,.,..,..,.., litO s.ASI.I llel.;olH o ne! lite graaaroot• cot"tmlltee O.VonitaiiOII to ...., Important. Ralll• - rr~c>s to Albany.._.., 1101 .,. - - . _ rNO~Ilml rlmt Atoo- uy-Hio.,.. nor _ "-"'!Wid"'"'_ .......,.. lOt 011r1aln - - p<IIICiploe I SI•O.nl Nelwotl<, - ~ 1~1 Stuclonl CoalitiOn and Ill 1 1 ( - WIMCII lfl alfeclocl by budotl CUll tM ,,..,..... m~~"'~"'" IIOCioty. ol .._______ _____ . __ . . _Ja<_ol_ ,_.,,....,_..,_, ... ,.,.. 2. ~~'KoiJOiilo "'' " . . - . ofiafl 1o an....,c to be Mort . . . , . . .. _ _ _ _ .....? -- .. --..,. .. I Aa tiW 0. ~ -,._....... ,_....,...,..,gallle<o_.t,_ ..... ,_ ........ lila tuUion 111M ..- ,••• lhlo Un'-"lly. - _............... laH to rltiiOCI -~~ ,..,.._ .... tho OUIIOIIIocl - h y ol llucloflla. but rwll!ef wtth litO nol w.tt> -...eyoltheltuOanl~ ~. ua·o "*' 1n SASU .,. .,. mew• h-- . . _,.,It r\a 1111 - ·......,...., to...,_U.potonloalo-- .........,,__ ... . . . , _ wlt~ln •~• low"" facint thll LAVI_. 10 _ , _ . . . . _ un'-"111 lftd the llfttl,. SUNY .,_,..., Howean...,..pue · ....,.,.· lie 00 IOITOOMI IO tiel.... I hat IIMtr otudento 01 1J>1o U..-wlly. "1\ove tho 110111" bei'Of\d lila can,_ oo t h a i - - - II mira ol -11\v? 111e tuition ...._ teN to -lOCI ,.-tout ---..-._.f,_ su.c. r.,..,.toU81n 19181 na,. ~atd - ,._t7 ....umwable otQII\tut1ona ....... tl>elr - · - ...~­ - a n d · - WQtlf' tigl>ll Y• 1llallaoli.l_oaly_d.llla¥o tittle In u-e • ., of " ' -· otJw then "' my lttillon boll E8c:l1 ...., oltlclal ol otuo.nt 00"1"\,...,. prot- ll>ol ........ WIH lie IIMI The""''" jOb of o SASO ~ --laet-· ___ __... oroo- n.e .. t~ o1 . - '""""' h•... logm ""' ... - . ""' • 010 not vet - - awarenesa campaign ••• lnalloqUAIO. U8 II tno lotgHI SUNY the .. _ , , ,_..,o oeniM end .. IIUCh MU'It Dl I alltiMty h ... 11oM , . _ SASU ~~~~ good tt>inoo 11101 ...,. ro oction. Ho-. Ia advJnCe their own ego1 year~ Secuelon got over 200 SASU cleiiQIIH In 11>1 ,....,, atudef1t• into HNt L..ovnoa t1 was p111, bar Tifta Stoke, nave ...d 10 ..... b<ollen .......,.,_ m""" Oat lftd110tolt -!Is. LDI>by .,.y -· • · \hiOUOf' mtoterma hwt Ol<.,.._..., .,,..,.,_nee. • I 110M a<,.n.r- on nwno<1ty ol Ill-•• -.. tho .... ..._.., ........... ..,.,..,. ...-.-,u.., .....,.tor_...., t h o - · · " ... _ _ _ 11\ol llutlllo may ... ........,lldool Dunno,) .... - 1ft bel-ln. Yet--. .... to - "''' ,., tho $A!W OdhOO COIIWM- .... SA POIIIICall -lnbol'llfno ...... belen. _ OUr__ maja<nyllst- and . - In the tuition to loml • .._,.... ca.tlllon. 1bll coalition WIH of all grou,. Whloh would lie o f f - in any way by the letllt eamp•lon . -ecluatlyIMt .,_ - the lleal1 · -.. ooc>Q l!om ••caaaton day, nw netp ln _ . oi,_. In Wt>attiMtr otrllfiOied O!OMiztnv tiMt tobb)' doy trip, and ,., _ ......... "" .... ....,._ tuition I ptOPOM a relum IO lM .I( \~dent Rally. *'"'"' _,_ _ _L·----lo -· -·_____ .......... __...._,_ . ___ ..___ _- lulllon ~~~- ~ .,. political anlmaiL Tllelt main ~~~vn..-.anlllr~ ~&mFuiQd~MAinl.egallllulha '""'*" ,,..oltll<tylo~ ._...,. nol- to"- .. - onfloel biU '-I .... - tor a....-,gUcaar, c:ocn.::tyour l'lllcemlniOikoelon•n 111..-W'IIIOII~ wriflno e.l1\p.atgna ancs vaftou& 11-lmorc:hHin ...fbony Yot..,... tn.y liiMIPIOCf IO IIOC> tile pl-"'0 offonlocl ol.-,1$ by IIMI Ollto In Ill trac;lo upon t.nt atMttf\at .,vctenra catt be pu•tt.G "0 hnl,..., ,,._ ,.,.•• u......llr- --............ . .,...f..·--·- .ldloce, EQual ()pponuntly, Wellate. Enetgy, and l'l'cdJc:l Saletyi.M Funhelmore, you Wlli ..n griMllata creel~ lowards a Muter ol Ms on Legal Sludie$1tvough Antioch ScllOol ol .._tor 1111 oourse WOI1< oomplelad at The Institute We '"'the Nllion's firsl and rnost ret!C)eded SChoOl lot perlllegal training, and Sf'IOe 1970. have trained more 1IWI • •000 oolege IJ1dl8!8S 11om ectllSS IIIII country -vr ••ar..oo. ...... ""'""' oil ,.,.., fouttt to - .•,. . .- . . . ·IIC!y- ,..-.,WI . . ,_.u.e,-·--·· lo - bVIIIIomeya Vou,..WOII<In the~ fieldolpemmencleQIIIIIian-~andbecwoloedonsuc:hareM IS £:nw 01 tmettW law, food Dug and Heellh law, Clml'lll pol.,.,,. Ape.tfty $ASU 0\lef IM .... . . . yeara hal created eucceAfvt lett., ntkall _,ua twO¥t lhe det.,m-natiOfl of lt-fttl That WI GM ~ ---ga_._,,,_ tor . - tegenc.es, Pt.tlficser~~~Ceorganza~~DM.nd taw firms as a Leoal Aaos~antln the ~Wc~sor ~and Pldc .._otCMWWLaw. YouwlldOWOI1<~per1ormed fOt roo ""'' ue • ''"""" olfte•••a tte.. MVAftd«.O IN pro~eot IA(pllilon 10 _ , - - tnoUOfl,luu.. ,,.., lie kaf)r"" riMt lrontbu.-. It Ia lmponant t~ SASI.I W0<1C Alter~lhreemontl>eoflnteniNetrllin<ngat~lnstJtute PlnlleQal Training,you\MI beprepwedloWOII< inQCMlln' o~• majof' 90tt-orga.,fll"t .._ .. ""ca.,_ IO - - IIMI ,......_.. oltno o t o l e - - by otudef111 00\lplocl • oth Olt .... l IO 1. AI tho _ , . . , _ ,... In Albonr ""' mwt not only_,.,._ tne atudoetttt wheta tney nun rna You Ccl1 511 MeR A Dlllerence ot ._....lon """_, _...._wllllm._l . cayuea·s watr~S as you Improve your writine ·~ Co<I.--Uy .....- . ....,. ,,. .. '"" ,..., It>St_.,... '"''··-·-~~ . . . .,_ .,. . . o...---~· ""''"" .... ""'- ,,. ..,_ -" .. ..,.h "·-dey .... ot..."" .._ """ ....,,..,_ This Summer, ComeO llllaugh Anllocll&cftool 111' -· and •••, ... ___ -on""" - --- - ..........Som••''"'' ...__...... ~ -III<Itlon will hove 10 I.-ten IO What better pi~ to be than far above The et'*"'lt" ol .,., _ , . . · - auppon ......... •• ,._., """ 0111\' ... ,,. ......,.,.,. ol 6ASU • - lncf10nolltta1-lll. . tl*l ·~ 0101-lutr\ao--• or wric:t A-.ican Zloelot Youth Fouodo11oe Oqx. 21 , SIS Pori< IIYtnut Ntw """·NY IOOZZ - -·- ......... Thua.--- ••- . .....ngrlgllta.l......, ..lald .......... '* lftdd<lfi<Wli--100Uf ooala CALL (212) 751-6070 for our FREE brochure and additional information ) 5ofnl- ~IOf'be..,.~ SASU delegate ID<Irinz, •uodr and kobbuu rrocranu ;:: cMcloeatiO• to 11>0 _ . , _ of ~., 1 - S A S O U IINj O t - • ..........,. ...............olo ol ... ml•--ai>CIIIIO'IIIKIIOn ......mitt. . Ol -'*·. . _,.. to.,.• ...., ~ - .......,_ .... ..,_...,.lt _,.,_._ ............. _U1901_ ......_ ........... .....,_,. _,.,..._,_.......,._ _ . .. to ... - - The eor• -,oaera lbls coalition ..... --on-totl>oot-1 politlciM. I 110M to cony_., ......... ....,.__.._ol ,.... of'"'_ ...... .... ooelllion. hal~ .... ,,. aniWif' leot.-,t The -.111r 11 - .. ol 11).120•-·-·-··•r.. oiiM _ _ ..., _ _ .. -----·0...- .......,....... ... ......,_... _,_ ,_ ........... _ ..... _ .. ._,... .. ........ --·---- - __ • - - - 1 1 1 1 1 . _ - to ....,. ..., .... -•ne 10----· ''*" .._.... · - · ........... ...,.._to e-1 1n - Ia 001<10 on �~--- .... .,._ - . o i l y - •• 10 ...... t ... at~tt mora aware of hoW " ' _,. .... _,"1' ...... """' lld<oflt>._ontheBoi!IO • 1000 .,.,..,... -~ organ- will INW UB "tonG - ' " ' t..., ...., """~''-U8 Tlwo<rp - "'"'*' ---he .. ot-· -... ,..-·"' .,., ___ ...,_ .... .. . ...... . .,.... . .___ , I'M<--··""bo _..,. than rMC:tM, what do ,ou ... e1 liMo moJo< 1ocvo ol ,_oft""' no•l ofltn hl'fl to •U"'Pt to M more •>oJonary than IMCII ... - , clolilt mojot '"""' ol YDW ... u lobl>r1M .. .-...pllob ,.,.. _ YMr po. ., &l_,.,..,._llhtoug~ wdl be • top proonly If we .,. ""''"" 1- ,.. een o•u. oommuntcy a.uppor1 and oovo SU!OV U8 lo ll>e IIIQnl mer "'"*' be - to ...... . . _ , '""" ll>e ,......,,, tfto Nut ,_, ,.. ••r• ..... Ylllonory-~-·-­ clolm 10001 OMIIIonce lllfo\IQII our ofiiiiStlon wflh SA Since SA woo eatob4t"""" l)y IM IMOI- 01 o otllo agency, It connot 101>0\' ResUuclllflne II tho woy SASU Wdl utlng en at>sentee blt~l .,. ,_.. .,, ,.....,..., ... •n• to t l..oenta. 0... to thO - ptOpONd "'~~" filial"' _ . . . , eomu.g uP .,-, ilnUeiMIM tn .,,..._ ,.,. . on &lll"'d o" Rudeoo1 4 "*'• tuun a'td C«tt "' 81:00. TAP EOP SUST,o SUNY s..ctoet. a'Mt dcwm tatn.. Tl\t& l"nMnt thai ,.., ~ a.c:hOOe ... eot:t moN .., _ 10 . , . , . _ · - to •ulh VI lf\e ltudl!nta. I leet lhat . . of tNt •• oetniJ.., "'thtrl the ......... Ol-lly ..... 1000 rOietoont will1 SASU ogo•ntt _ . . . , - aufttetenc:y ••tl be aro"*""' 111<1 S~U "'" hovelo-" I My Will ftgt)t fl EconomiCaJty '*8 mu.. lobbying IO< liMo IIIOIO IO rMko Yp 101 lhl Rugon FIMnctol Ole! cull ••"'I h,l!oiQn st\OU'd II be un18">1(Jt'".oie IO the Unt'tlltf5lty ..,.._INdo.,.... ...,,.,._,. I ..... .._..,_ dNio"'l - ~h logdtfi!CWI ond IHf conf-.o 11\11 I """"' "'form them• ., 1 poetiM ••r ot 1ne nMCB of ••~•• A<IYOCOllng tucn '"""' eo YOIIng f10hit anct rearructurlng, c.~n CH\Iy __ --__ help Odd n - ~11"-tn lo SASU Wit~ • - no10- SASU ancl .... _' ...,,, me t'Oftl 10 • ntgh QUrehty 1JWk Mlwcoolon ., a low ootM 111o ,_ ,.... ton to ou..ct LATKO '*''loa '" PRINTING AND COPY CUT&lS ""' . . _• .....,.. 1ft ""'-- ..... - One of SASU'o II<OI>ltmW Ia liMit man~ ttuaema afe not eware of WhOI SASU •• do•"'l· I ,... OIJI>pOII hom.,....,.,,. wttt lnctuse after we puan '"" rootNCIUMfl or SASU lhfOIIgll Tho lo< lhla II ltlol ...,.,. • • • - hoi SASU'a rolun<lob4o foe Oft their U/itJon bll lftor w ill - . fo lind ovt SASU cw- tiHf I hot liMo,._,. 11>e foct thai """""" .,..,, oww1 o1 whit SASU ts Tho moJotllr 01 students a1 UB ect0111 the Male don'\ realile rf\11 ,,.., ... _ t o c l i r l l l > e VOtlt Sllltl.oglllature. They oro owOIW lhot SASU II o <egllletl¥0 .. _. """.,... .,. oftocr 1111011 w h i t - f f ... Ihat t110 oWtudo toward tiM! tuit""' c:outd ,.,.. oollly lftorMd. Stu-lo ll>ould on to ,OibOny. Spoc:lllcaftr the tulllon hl.... ""'left I , _ boon lfgllllng with tiM! SIISU adhoc . . . . . ..-1 . .-.. ,. . . . hlkOO 1.. , _ , 1 -. but woth more OCIIonollklthO-Jondoy, ll... 01-o - bogln IO lhot. wolce• can a_nd will If ,,.., up. o.- _.,___1 .... ..-o ... bocaotoo-- - · ....... - - ... SASU to-t ,_._.,.,__lfiPto 2Aift. ~ Dey PIOIOOIIOO ll>etU!Uon ~~--1 Albony - am~ty~on. SASUc:en bo t!1CW0 olfoei!Ve Ond Ill t1111 II members and l>iw- roolllt tl>el IIMty oro 150,000 Olrong acroaa the alate. and oan be un1Ued u . - a oom.non QOOl In SIISU. l.ogltlotOR.tMn--lyllaft to reooon.~ ..... eonc6ml of -- ·-.. - Include . . '" tholr . ..,..,. SASU hiS ......, but _ . . , - golnlng- .. U8 ~IIUIO"-Ihe­ IOIU"'J-. _I._, INitl-thOI - . 1-.tl>ellllllty togomlol! 1upporc hom mlft)" different lrloornt gooupo.l..., ......,.... ond lnfii>OncO poop,. -•ly and hi-. befOte II It ltl 1 ...,_ Sc l$o."c,;;;;;;.;;j ,.,_ ..... c - 1 r.---------..II I I~ &mnp.tr- I lm.PCWt,ant allf•WIOe IliUM IUCI't I ~ ~"~~ ~~~<,;~*" " ~~<,; ~~ ~ ~Cj _,..,pl••.- Any quesl/ou or -lei Petty or o.bble Itt llle JSU oft"'-• 2114 $qoiW Hd,Uf-2354. ,.,•• to fM/IldpoiO leem more aeo..t l/lls u cltin1111td beautiful cullu,., I 388 Kenmore A"\1'~11ue I _ _....,_.,.on.f•Giy '"' EooP.,...I I 1PrecWOG C.t It Jllow Dl:71 I I Oa17$800 I ....... eo..pl- I I fnoc' ....;.. II EApltos lltri 1!0, 19111 I -835-')33'}- I ' ,........... I I I I L---------.J Spo~red br. Israel Information .CCo tu , J.S.U. and Hillel :: -.MI....... f 7 ,..._ ! J'OUf pow..- •• • ....,.,.., 1.0 _,......,.,.. ......? My ~fOftl ~l..,..u.tHon ,_,i ytlllt '-!Iii 0. I ano .,.. of ., ,~ my aeh tev ent•~•• uua oaat Mff'loe&le• The hf•t al"d f'I"'II ..,.pOt't&t\1 ..... of .,. ~,. . , .•• us .... ~ ...,.... •• -op . . . sumo ' - • ,,. SASU Ofg.tnt.Z.-,~ ~ 10 ... b -~-­ loctung !Mt~·--··1-• eothUon IMI t\11 0~ f'IIIC)eCJ ICIOSI tf'e tilate fhta euo.ort QfOUD witt Qf01111 ne't1 faJI lod tnto the. futU'I'e Numben of I$ •'*"" lmpott l ni-IHont ot•••,oott WPOOrt tseateru.aJ ~'* eUort t WOUICf CONif'ut .,.,., ., mt totlbylng ~,. ••• SASU oeiOOifo ,. ~ _ , ttom State tot SIMIY ....,..._Gft ue ... _.,. .....,.,.,..........., arsaem t5. 11 '~ ~ cua ot .,"'"*''' •-t lot SUNY IJ\e f~t )'.an. . , . ,..,.•• .., t,..e .. no Ill tea"'•ttw 0t E.a~t\1'1 81•1"1.C.nn or ttM SUNY Soato o4 lr\ill... 11 unretponal•• 10 OUA needl SUNY• QVthty ••• Clettftota'e eo lbe statu-a ot a ..C0"4 rate " " ' - ' ' oyMA new Pfo;Kl U\11 I •orku~g on 1~ , • .......,.... b • il ba -prlt tt "'• ,...ruc:tt/11"'1 tht ....._._ol,...,..., •tatewlde Mudilftt 00'1-'"~' ~ exttltng orga"u.auon s ~uent~ ton of SttJd.lnta ~J~rtU be more Oemocrauc. mote t1Katfy na~e and more v•••M We •• ~ o. Ill o belltf PGSIIOOII 10 IIQht lor SUNV 111 liMo Cel><lol "OHDA Y "ARCHUnt · - D i s p l a y ", H... L.ounve ol Sqyln ..... 10 .......... Alao• • apeeiel ......n.: •we Are the AIR , _ . of l....r', " - 233 ~ He!~ ..10!30 p.m. TUESDAY MARCH24tlt "llfHI, Zionism Ellhlbit". 11 o.m,-3 p.m_ Squire Hillin the C...ttf , _ , p i e - . . -.gllnd ...,.... 74 v~~ .=:..~oo.--"'""""' p..m.lrt the . . _ , s.-. ··--·"" 1 HeadFirst I Hair Stylists ..,..,_ To dtiJ wiltt 11'11 I)'IIHng lndHfetence IOWird SASU end "' LATKO H., r •• ....._ deeittono ooneo<nlng edueaolon SASU etllll to reptnent ~te pertle-,paung .,.,.._ altngulltlmg ~cV ~~ Print IT BEnER/FASTER/FOII lESIO IIMII the lrltoruts of liMo ltll-tl Iff wall I'Opr-tod fn foglllOIM and l"rther the lntetUII •r'Kf wolf.,. ol lhO "'""""'" ol SUHY lkll SASU 1o only a Olfi>"'J """ etlectlwa .ea lla delegatee. ptehntect 1ne opPOfiuruty to bec:or'ne ~ '" ......... .,., •....., m•.-m grouP 1 hoOe to chc:owege any ape·trtt trt.et f't"t.e)' De fol.l.,.., tn the new frelf''lf'ta r't Cllll b., ~ RESUME PROBLEMS? Let Us Show You Simples FREE Then Let Us Typeset & oepan"'*"t and ts there 10 ena~ 11 1011 abo<~~ Tho nom INOI>Iem 11 •••• , _ .,...,.,.. do not leo! tftoy their .,. - logri'">IIO.WM~YCOftllll-- 01-11 01 !No Unr.o..lty. coo- do l i M i t - .......... . . _, .. ....,_ .._._.7 ..._ ....,.,_,_ ...,.-'_ ......... .,... ,... ..... _.,,_ Tne •ncomlng cleu. • Ut be .,. . _ . . . . , by log<llotoro . . . ~lol -· z--. . _____ ::: ...:..""::'.-:o:..: . ...::.::-•.:: .................e .........., Mill edueei.IONI~ . . the SUNY SUN'f at~ts wouf.CI nave 1 1 1 - M) "' policy o lloc:tlng l._,...,llll, llll lilnltNtt ot-o _, ...,.....,_ ...._lo _ _ ,... . -....,.._._.,,_ ....... t. q __ _ _ol_20 _ _ _ f_,,_ nut roar a.a to M iftev.tffC:IIItlt ~~Of f"""d.. ___ __ _ ___ .__,____ . bul-·· .J..,_., """'*""" >erybythei(Jrl'nef.....,.te ~·:'" to SASU ,. I wu ~ to e-thllr a ~• CON or• I,..,.."""'*" ... '· q but dlo noUtlng oonttructi\"' 'IIJfth thltm IWNOMOf thOse entl'lttaastiC PIOIP.. -"0 • •• "" ..,,_, PIMIIClf'OII"'I .. .,..., """"'" ...., .,. DOlling feat Trua mutt bt 6ASU"1 'illtOUI KlMOfts I ""'" P"'""*' ondln.t SASU ...,,,., not P41M0d oppool!Jon To Qald IUI>POfl U I ioOIY(III I "*'e are tne ~nnmot "-'' •• ue lor 1 Olrong SASU COt!lmllfM would IIOYO to conlllnco loglalotor'Thr""Vfl Ono<~tatton thol tlu-IS M¥o r•l pooplo tt111 summet .ncs more cttltiDW and not Just •totllllcs tnt~ ..., 11e _ ......... _ _ _ ,bo - - ,_, 1011 I 114"" IO ....lid In a budQOI cui TIMty ...,., on'"" •-Jon• bogur! '"'" . . - "'"be ~, bo preporlng to foght tiM! SUHY budQOI WotcS.. f mouth ana ~ on l"'t OfOinlL•t~ ~Ht "'" ..._ rMfoOI>•• excited cuts l<luliy SASU •taooa f O < - - ano •o••n wor1tk\G •ntt toc:al ...1M..,.,.,._....,. .... .,.,_ '""I -t~ o1U SASU IO< tho two monthS I f'NI¥I "-ttftlld • f'MI rOioi"'' to at-to t . , . _ o , _ . . . , . . IOQiolotlYO ou_,.. Cl•tt ebout oethno ~eopl• motA.ettG F"Jt ..,...tiM ..... "'''" SASu othef SUNY Cen11u s~ dalogaiOI, one ol """"" 1 ano .eludent gowrnmem letOWa of 01,., majo( Unl..,.OIIIH to garnltll r~ where able to u-t etowCia tVOP<>rt In CongrHa egolntl IIMIM ol pooplo 1000(.,.,, 1M 10 get '"""' !Of • teo~••tOfl 11\al f'\l'¥e not , • • l h o t - b i U i olto a - Ol the Reagal'l ttudg-tl C\l'tl PtOClOMd CO•!IIT>UOIIy they only opood lhiOO tnontn.a • .,..., '" I can eooompftll\ lhll l)y wO<itfng wlth SASU (:o<Tifal ............ ~.. IOIXJio-.. s~ on ucn"""""'" W1lf 11a.. to ""' ..... mot• ---11"-·~··- u•'Oe Y ' • • that we •• ue lOki the -togo ol WI>Oilll>ot"'jdoM i<>Aibeny""" t.ght ,., the .. _ , , . of ue .,., Jholt r~Qht to ""'" here. lolliecl ol ol heljM"'JSASU. ~t SASU 11 o "'OicfiOog aQ<!"CY few atUdonts rtgftt& Wo ,_ __ In '" IHM'pl at '*"g I Yt.loiO'\ary .. Udef\1 "Ndet t Uft MY - . . .. thll Una...olty CH , _ do U\.l.t ..... aUCft edt eJ thlt my ~ foet~a of eilont W1M OOf'n..,.. -~-·-.., occosol!'toty _, •• ll>e IMp focvo of yow t . q .,.. _ . , . _,.,., "' · " - ...., ,_and whll .,., will - to-• ..,_,,.., your - , _ -Ia? •• • ~ .... t o < - I _..._ lolll)ylcl """" with ot.-.t p101>4o...., IKr! PQWef tool< ,..._ 10 • ""'""' r1gllll "' IOI... _Inflls~·­ .J our ~pec11\'t1 IIIIo lellolo.lcn f , . . Ihot if I - • SASU 001egol8 f would bo ob4o oo OM m.,- DOWI'fl to poe_,.-eoftt"r ~,.~ tegislalors to &NM •nt~ ot-t Tho ......, _ , . I Uni•.,..IY - • - u auoll ""''' -1 l.ttlhl • One. II lOngO< "'" moy \Mn lie Ob40 to ~maneS the 4'~ of our 011 1 tMOif Ott •H ...un ..,..,. , _ 2. " ' - . - . . . - . of.... "''"' to a.....,_pt to M More tlec:OMf atronger brf01e w "'-1 'Mhl• ~ tutl pocenu•• u loiiO\'IIItloAib&ny o.-wodogot tM-IIII<Io•,._,IMn WO ,...,, gtta.,_a ..__..... t,.. Hopelutly. - ~SJtton fl'lo!IM i '"""""Uon• I looCI 0<11 lhlo yoor '"'" ~ . ,_.P ao ~..- "''te t.tvo.nt ~ tultton nlkOO _,., 00 1>1' tiM! I>Oird rwulf'~lt ltlrecbftt ttfOf'g atudent I l<now !rom my SASU t111t SASU to '1\e '"'""' ::-:.:-.::~:'"0~ ' : : : : f ...m..-ter C&f'r'P*4 '"'"'" "r.,, c.o...·.,., ,..._,...., to .,._..,.,. ••It> atterro11ng c.ftangea. &ucl't •• ..-truc:lll"'ng -we'IWIII~lafttobe lf\4 l~ylat .. , - - to .... .,... , _ .. >ery roolt$11C l.oolw'O IO nut ,_, SASU Will be act'f\tniNftllOn. •• .e -~·--.noon ,.,_,bfy - " " " " - OO*f .., "'''h"f ~ SA.SU lnt-·YO s..su ,..,.,.,... cs-,.. SASU commtu. ., ll>e I\Oip of lila St.-,t and • lal'go oornmuter recrullf'ntlnl efJott. UB '"II lie ,..,.,_le<l In 2. o~~-. lo :t. - -- _, -· .. i .. .,.. 1....,.._ ....... ...,._ "' the ,.. ....... • a... ; doMeo lrt tne-.lcon-"'• promtu 1 ,.ore aware and eel.... , .,. ~ Hll. Open 1-..i Denelole lhef t p.m. WEDNESDAY "ARCH 25Ut "Kibbutz Eahlbor. 11 e.m.·3 p.m "' tho c...e.. Louotge. Squire Holf. Al.o. 1n "lane! Shalom" mooting lor thloo lnt_.od In voino to luMI, he vo bMn to fsrHI, or Who ere curious ........ luaol The - i n g will bo "' the Hillel HouR, 40 ~ Bhd.. fiOfft ..10 p.m. Come and ua.a..g. upMMnc~S and infanno1oon. THURSDAY MARCH:Ntll "111'101 f'roVrams lolorme1ion• on otudy, lr....., klbtMII:t. 111stooy, tte. I 1 a.m.·3 p.m. in Squire H1U, C...ttf L.oungo. "lot8et: 1181 arw:t Beyond' ' Dtt c:uulon with Dr. Ruael St-. ..,0 p.m. 1Llhe Hillel Houto, 40 C.pen Btlld. FRIDA Y tiAitCH 21'111 "A ......... Oinnlw'" wltll ~ tr!IM Solly Fox, • .,. ...~ -·-·.-".6 p.m. Illite Hillel HooiM, 40~ 11\ld. U.00 __...., ... Willi Hlffof cerd. 14.00 w1tt1ou1 card. �- ... ... -·-__ !j fflclf)f§t:rnt?lll§ Why we endone - ,,.Silooct,_.. _ . _ _ .,_.., ..,. _ _ o l _ ""' ___ "_ .. _ ..._ .... ! CAn - ltllfllly ~-o! ~.......... ~5 They . . OM tn a ...... of alteff\Ptl I. 2 -Oftd--.. . . ·-- ~lilt Of"" """',_...,()_........,. Of lor prOIIf- lf'O<II ''-'~~" - .to.o--I well\llll.t JO . . . thin t.hl ~~- no\ P'octteel In , • • llocOI •tth lM mott fJIO"'IN • • llleoted to....-.. lllltA~ntt"' '"- ~ Y.., •M preNnt OfJI tUbfolel.IM ~·· M conuu t to ochef obfM1tw; "''" """"''· fQifl eloelfon.<allltdCO¥Con• nt ..now.d eotnmiUnll'f"t lO AM !in<oll~ our .,..,.,_,. .,. ou• roglrl """ •-albolur 11 • t~•••ung etudenu . but •• ~,...,~-out ~at comtnltme,. lO report IW'd' ~ UW .,.., -'"" S A - . . . - • linn >Cioool ..,..,.....,. ond dePth IO "'lotm OUf f 0. 10 oonol)'ll and "" the ~d • and channel• fof ~t.suet . and to edtiOfl&tlll abOut U'te fYI•t or p.t.ftlC\olle f PW"'n• Aoborlt-...1 ,..,., Sol~ 0\tf _....,..w,g,...... """""'and oc .-..nt• """ ~l"'f Intel.,, .,.., -ponttta. but too on our ChOoCOI Jor..., poa~~..,., ....,.., oo aetoo-olncl naw • • to tna ""''"" of rt~I,1Y 10 ~p i)'l.i.O. tn6e ~.-ty In MVOinl• , ~nt«Hl"- not Pree ldent c:on-.tf'et'lt~ on 1ud\ . , ~.,, i....,. fOt ~ore&.ate t~ ClQnClttna ""' tnoOIIIIIO"co 111d - o r. -boiiUrOIYiff_...... - n o t go lO *lilt To-IIOfldtno_ar-o..,.. """""'...,.,..,.. We r.ooe IM • ttl pvr•u• a oeo.o.tuy lOU • 1U • ..,._. to.,.. to"""' c:noiCM • """"'-'of po.l\11 Mild to OWwo:tontloo "' t - t "' .... p,- .r .. .-_,..,,.,, .. _.,.,......,,_ ._ _ .,.,IICI oont ..... IO -ld\ ................ but •-ttot nGf...a/11\JM-o• &M~ . . we bel..,_ WOUld bel'l f1\ theJDit -lilY - 11or~oiSol Joe Co,.el!t. 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Vice President -eel T - .,., 0< OOIX!!"'.. IM !IU 100 OIIO<l 1'91110d -ftlon ""' lllo - d -.~ee·· ~t\aptt~ rNt C)f'Oblem tf\ SAMectlont 'stl'le ...Otlft' •wnlledMowtedQe lronl ol II. ond oomo PIG,.. .atlO lnter. .l ln tn.t eandtdaltt. ll\1 toh.1\lon hOw""" would •'Ol bt to automatieal1ruurnet.hatiM~•)I eliminate tlnetotMmtt"lt and thut reduce thee number of pettPKitve.l that nebulOuS ond )UII I l>olcllng Pllllfll "" brought to II\• oloct!Oft. 1>u1 to adoS to 11>000 tnrouolo t IOOP.,.,olll4t lor 1!>0 1~ · But willie 11\o ISA tno<ough procooo Conohtutlon doctateo rototlvolr If>\' That tt ~r w nave CO(It'-'tntty ~em~ a.lttm&H'<~t P'lbllcattOnt.,. oubOtt•lltl dulloo lor ,,. Y"'~~thy.,, do nol Pl.lf'POit our endof'Nmen11 &a tM rln., ..YOf anr r-.oe~ and - - . . . .... ofllco-11>0Mty ,.. off•t cal'dtda tu tn. ~ to p~.e a wriUit\ fiiOO"M to 101M 1n 11 "" ,,.. potomlat 10 tl'lakt ot ltnpottant ou.at~L ~tl are OUt' oplftM)f\.1 and they .,. SA _.atlotlo .11.11 t1 ----to "' •~.. - ,_-. w_, - .. . - - . . ) ' C I U - hit-- IOIII Y"'- 0. "'Ofl then QV&IIflld Untcwtuna ii JS' fOf h.-r lbO\Ighl -tile Ideal - a """""'d''O ol 6A's-atlono-l<lloptay. - ,. thO- - WIIII 111111 In mln4. -l>elitot.. lo ,....,.t ~•r aiiCI .,,..,.,_to IM \IIQt " ' - Y· tfto-" tNo liUI ,_. oo Dhctor of Sl_,l not afralcl of Cl\._, but rooll.too tM mtrita ol corolultr 11>11 lhr0\1011 Our o.ly ro-.otloft a bouo llltloiA - • "11 llmllod f)Ofiorm- In SASV IIPKIIIIF Outing 11\o llrol _ ,.., .. Aocordlng IO 1\im II Wt l 0 teaml~>g periOd ondlhO - · aro now Ke CIICI. pock up ti>MCI dlll'lng tho oocond - - · tnd tM - - · Ol Ills onargy. craat l•llr o ndundo rtl ondtna ol tho Pro1l0oncy lor outwolgh ovr . . fs _,1>0 1>0-. -1>0 - _,.. to I I - 1o ... .... _ SASU, -_ good............ ol bUGIII ..... ___ -IDn.,.-·_......, ._ ........ IUit - - _ 'ca.tjon llltCI>o llltgbloct. . ~ tt. , , _ .... - - - - 1111 """"" "' 111 ..,....• ...._ • . . -.... - ..lng - to ........ 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Fl..... .,,_ - - """' ~ CIN•tla os 1 0 0 - l t . , . r - n o t b o ... _ _ t.... . . . , _ , on "luoHype co4'-0f" -hollleoliloe prachetl outdoot IHtiY.._ oncl loum....,ll we ' -· - · lllllt _ , SASUondiM~yA­ mayoollllCII\oUy, but!'-.,.11\o --'"'ac:t""lnSA,~ngbOlft ol NYPIIIG, t~lnga nto uf>Oraoe VB nt o ldott ond oplrll 10 lht lll410onllr on 11\o t t - l rtgllto • • - oludenl lilt lo oneloe II 11 orgt nllOJion Queatlot'l a nd " ' ' tob byhtg INI\ "l)>edlocre.'' TM ol'* two candlGatOt - c.! ~ 'WMn we - · comparing . ... ltot1lor Old <!C>I . , _ up for hlo ....., ........., • Olloglnl lo lilt INti ctuallllod - 1, lnloMow-&rl not frill~"' ...__ ot tno SAISU .., 1\oc .Sr••• /Coplan, • motor - . or _.,-, , _ with - U. . tnd-IMrtg!IIIO cono_oc.,., ill ow m - woo both dloplt ylng tnovfllctont work • • • • ..ectld lfte(J\Def. _.,.. llocl<'a pojoJlcal -.ogy ll'nOolrildgl 11\o -bOn'S _ . , . ue "' ..., llttld)o ifllorloro """ lilt llulloo at <onlllhoUOftoj lunct- """ Vlc:o P r - 1 Would Mect'o _ . , . , _ f o r _ , ,_._ -t ~lot-• tta· - - - 111 _,_,,__~ 1 ~ lo I!IOol ,,.. All-lito- Col-lito u • - t o - 1M lrlt..- . . - n o t - 1 0 - onoogl> tho ro01on bthlnd that oonfllcla tl\al pi""""" SA loot ......,_ ... lludoonl orollniJ ...... oroanaatloo'a -Uiloft-.oft- • _ _., onc1 t M - conlltcto ............ ,.... ballot C.Vftlr S<:hoelor '"""'"•••Ill!''!~. \Ia " ' - ' 11 _ . 10 Ill - . , ...., " largo onough to worran1 _ ,,.. ..,.,..,...I WIIO- _.oono -.t>Ut tn• -llonlnc~ ondotllng /CopiM _ wo _ l o 1 g ood conct ptlon ol thO •Mwa oho l 1\lt pla nt ora bo-~ , _till roll ond . , . _ for , ..._ .loped 111d toe•· dopth. OW ....._...,. no. ....-cl u FSA JC4oplt n latn lnt..-logcanclle10. tvlltlllng 11 .IMII!IIdlll\00 o good Sdi8Cior. Uftde<otondlng ol 1M _..,,.. ,.. Olrooctot tllte .,..., ""' QOIId ldoot His "-lodoo of SA. Ito ~ w!H OOO!Ionl no1<1 ~ onc1 IOUM• for ~ oludent 1111, bUI aiiCI - ·· It - " ' " ' - .... toctlc. IO<-Incl w~nlllom. Aol Y-Igoodldoo oiVB't l dooo- o fraa e tllloguo lor SASV ta ll. , . - ecodamlc n-e. 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Hio..O~to-'1 Tho SAPrNldtnt. aol,.moat onlluonllol aM po-lul....,.be< ol IM otudltot go•ttnll*lt. muoo bo ablo lo lt nd direction. crettt poooll. . . ... ldUO. -1< to unite lhl lludenl OOcly, ond delond ftl lnltlfllt to lilt odmlnlotradon &pec:lolly woth ,,. •Ill powen Cfllloel 1ft 1110 otoll ~le ConotUUIIOft, I~M .....sl oonhonl 11y onclprSCilcally He .,... ,., oootMII>o - . o f • ""'--'tr u t ond peniCIUiarly _,,_, lo till 12,000- 110 0! llllll!otor.- lfYIIII! for tno _ , VI U • . , _ • - • llilafc Qee r detnonattatto Treasurer ' • "fare .....,..'On II•• · ..... - - . . 10 l.ooioa - The moat unique canc:Udat• waa •••tno "_,.., u '""' tnat. T-ltlrorwuo 1'-"- ./Ofdlff AVSI.,.,. 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IIC:lDO<dlng to 7lmc ......-. I Co/IN t..f long beofl .._,aod. thouijh octualy - · 10 "-"' " " - heolth ~ k .. • unlokoly " " - . thai ......, f any proof af clor1gor It found. !hot 1he - o l pubk .a brPk Ill dllnlclng • V-ty n- Not proof Tho - • caullonod _ . .,_.,.aoctlon ,.~ In_.... thai ttl. trudy """' not dalgned 10 ~. rolaltonJhlp wllh c:ollft and thu• could nol bo c:onstderod tclonllllc pi'CII>I A follow.,p • lhldy II r llod. beNd oololy on co/lao ~" and.- cl l>abb bHnch>ldng21lcwndaylortheloot30yunandfm - daod yot • Applications will be available in The SA. Office· 111 Talbert Hall ~ MONdAY, MARCH 23rd ~ for Directors of: ACADEMIC AFFAIRS SUB-BOARD ONE, INC. STUDENT ORGANIZATION STUDENT AFFAIRS fSA A-THLETIC AfFAIRS Alto-Chairperson of: Communlcatlona Spe1ke1'1 Bure1u PUbHclty Elections I Credential• APPLICATION ACCEPTAMcE DEADLINE wt!D. APRIL 1st Sab-BoudJ, Inc. Your Stwl"'l Smrlu Corporation announces • S~ PC>Jitioru RWJillrbl. for Sumnter -F~l 'BI ~md $prlrtg "82 Publiciationl DI9WDn Director Haith Cue DIYWoD Director Squire/ Amherlt piv111an Olnctor Group l.epl Servk:s ~Director Group !Apl Services Offb ...._., • Off-Campus HOUJin& ou.ctior -/Uti· ,_.nc,(l) Msl'rwl iiJ . . ,.,._,~ (illc/u4e -tllttilor~ ~- llf(omMI-IWplitH __ , _ , 1ft _ . . . , ,._,.,~ _, , _ ; lU TIIINrr fWJ ,...s,.. MOfl.• ~~~--t:JO,..., •JUStwftHIIII (M$0 f._ I ._.._ ................. Fri. S1oott ~~.........._ ,.,... ... AU -""lEIMU MUSr•HANila) IN BY Ml'MIIMY.......MI · A -..lng 11"1; be Wtm from 11M Fnnch phllooophor V.,._o """'Ald. "Co/foe II lndNd o olow .,._. r.. r·-Jtanio-·l IC r fi W . I. trco10 (1, 11.. ~o... ~---- .......... - ..... .:11~ 1 lanD • I~ -·---ti':.Cr ~Met--· -..,~~~..._ iSt:J.O·qn -r-~ stiA1aU1tr ..---·. . ; =-~r::::-:::..~:.==--- .. !.oM--.... ! f:T1allu.~...1 .;r1a~n j ......- ....... ... .. !.1farrtitu fiaifv C(v& i :"'...::'.':.c:::-.Z:.:': ~ ~ !::':"•.=::. .. ._ . :::-- ""'~--111ra14'_.. _.,UM_,.,... J ~iS tJ8' ' - -·- • " -.. _ _....,_ ... _ i~f jlta ; ~-1s~ '-----..;_;_____,;.:;__--"------~ 1 �County bans toxic sprays; California contests move ..----.""ue · Bird in acciden CUSA Communication Undergraduate Student Association DaDoaKy '1fnl-'-canglllto aay....,_'-IO-."ho~. IOidng off !tam ... gordon 10 1all "t>oony bow Aid We don'_, _ "'*"_,LA..,.._, •,_,.. "Tho pooplt "' ""' 'The hoi..O'- ..,..,gy - . . . - poloon- !hom •• ., ~ ... - . domocncy." .....,.._..., 8etly t- \.....,, ~ ... In • meDon • c:holn "' loadl!lg 10 "'" ""'"" .... ~ thM tho blaclcborrlu lhe ~bOlide tho .....thad boon opnyod -·~· The W6Y I looks 10 mony ...... suppan lho eo<ml)l't ban. I is nor lho pr1ndplo "' poHq>don but !he .......... "' .... t!tnb.lnciUJaY-Ihc ~ indUJaY fn Ibis counl)l- whioh fl)lmtcl the ""' 11mbor IWrN hod - . sp<o)llng heblddos fn clur-cut.,... to~ ltaf)l ....,. ond lhrubtto that oon~~.... o.bidl ore com.....a.lly mo<e voluatM. v.4l grow loti., Spnj,4ng orvuc IMt Ombor llrmO hove .. opoiO<\' tho unwonltcl Italy grOWih """ be clunrd ..-ualy. provldlng jObs In this high· U1'14!111ployment roglon. The cxrro""" """'ld be r-'<1 with groat., and healthier )llekls. and condon would nor be domogtd .. lhcy ttnd to be wrth Mltliclda, eccordlng to Gail Lucas, • rrntmb«r cl o tec>hnlcal odllitory commltee to tho Board of F01<111ry PARTY at Broadway Joe's Thursday March 26th at 9:30p.m.-? $1.00 Admission Drink Specials Free Bus to Albany! Attend• the Albany Rally and Protest the Tuition Hikes Albany Rally Tuesday, March 24 For more information, call 636-2950. �1I. cQl.jl~©©W®ey s J Artificial heart being perfeaed ________ .., ..... c... The ....... 7 lo -"'*"' ol blologlcoly Inert ~ """""""" on on oluminum bMo. ~ - - ol . _ ............ wltil -..lei roploco lho -.Ofolot ollho d-..1 ' - '- The cloolgn ...... lho ollho ......... ' - wltil loll In < ond ..s.ochoclto ... The -.....7 -.Ina.,_.,a. ........ -"*" ol blood aldlioYod bv lho ~ cl pr-uod .. 10 0 IKin-'> cflho -*Idol '"*> ... - ........ !hoy _,., ond forao ... blood CMll, pumpng Mchrough lho ~ s.dc low cl blood lo _...... bv • - ~ cl ....... cloc ....... mode cl ,..... The mon-mode hurl'• only ....... """ d.IIYer the c:onoedlon 10 the OUUido " - ~uoolho..,trlclos. The JoiYik 1. ellhoueh .... """bwwcl, woWcl a. ..._..,.. , . hijmen bolngo, doimt """"' "Tho ~ _ . . . '-ts ·~ nol parloblt ond clw IUbot - . clw chool _., a. ~ ond .......... ollnlodlon." ~ t.w. ......tws. ond Millon._, cl Nu-Tech In< _...,.. oo .., ,.. _.., nploco lho bully - - ¥N"' ...... h~"""""" -.old a. lmj>lonted ........... lho .,_,_ The , _ . . ol ... hurl <""Y only • .... boa- ond • - p u l f r m.a -.ld be worn otemollv The bottllla would be roc:h«god onco or • clay OlhorwiM. lho pa&rnl -.lei ... fulv mobilo oncl < ........ ""* .....,-¥_ ~ Thlt MW clooign No only ~ prelominlry -.a In - - According ., Sclon4c A . . "'yan c{,..,.,... _.. ...... ....dod.,.,.,__...... ~ .... cl ...~d.ctw-· ............... _ _ _ olhoowodc,.,... Mld!NI"'IIhell'llll<lolhurllt-toac:~Mw• -..........a. cOjocttve. ...... matt ~ ......... . Mel always on top f the news MondaYRecession Rock & Roll 25 cent drafts 50 cent drinks Till Midnight! . - - -• Sub·Board I. Inc. announcn - - - 1 Positions Available for University Union Activitin Board (UUAB) for Sumnt~r· fllll 1981 i Sprinc 1912 Oluisloft Oorrctor fiM Atfl Film Comoolttu Choitpmooo FIM Am film Commitu Choi<prriOft Music Com•nru Chell~ MMiic C..krti AMI!""' Chairprnoot Assist""' Collftloc>uw C:O..I!Itr ~ ~ C-~IHAsmf<Wtl ~ Sor.d c-uru ~ Soo.d c.-.rru ~ Chairpmoe C..,_.P.....,Ama...- l'lelrlrJI e-ll~ ~ l'otkkv c-~n.. ~- ~ Pulolidrw Comllooacor for MMiic c-itru lnfonul r~ requftcl: 1istJne polition(s) desired ' ay per1illat Wonulion (lncWe 111- number). HIM ill ...a.ri1k .--.ty .r eflller 1U ,.._. 1W s.- CAMenl) fro. 1:10 4:JO ,_ • J4J 1W IMSC) ,_.,. • s .,.. Moll.• Fri. Sllort jllllllncrip. . . - ........ lnlenins . . be lfriiiiH when r--.-.hiMidiii.AI_.....,behMded .. by: MONDAY. APRil 6th �'Ignored' Vietnam vets may get new monument ., o..w Ca,Ju ~-- Sllll/1" W/wJt ~~ ..,._ - . , . - . -... H -. Hooro!r. Far ~ ammotlon or us liOidias, lbat pbr- would follow 'llilh • roll> or .-dAawioa marb. r,J'JUSt. bod; from a Kr<ldl lna fordiD - · tOidlen re~um home to 1 red Ql1pd wdoome. This, h o -...... not w .,... O.l.'s '""'"'"' 10 the Stat<~ followina For lh<m, lbdr "'""' ......1100 ...........~. n.., C1n1< home lO ~~ and a botrlle pabb< . What'& wont, con1eods Di11bkd Alllcticae or v-. r- ·- .,;.u ; i of .._.. u Schb labdtd il, .....,.,. by do< Fnd<nol 8uiJdlna oo Odawwe and HUIOil. Tnp-11 lnfoa.w vru-e ln jeopardy lbdr IIUk p~eoe or ~. due 10 • hllllo .,_ lnwran~. "They (lhe Federal Ocw<mmen1) sa1<1 ~ had 10 .., ii1SIIRII« Cor 11 In . _ &n)'Otlf lripped o.er il-that plucd mr orr a link.'' lb< ouupol .a Sdl ulu. COIIUDalu:d. " IC Wy would'•• or losin$ ,;.... us • bater..__ no oat """""' b< obit lO tnp 0\Cr 1.•• 1llia silaadan • as rfllledltd iroaically ....... U.....0 ..........S v-~ Harrysmu... • lib lb< 400 poued is lb< ~"*- 1bry ba•e ,_..., WKBW·TV e8d , . _ MldiiDd ill ..,..,.,_ 10 Lllc ,....._ llaok baw joootly WldertUao o AJnaimDJ lodcl '-ace In lraa. ~ 10 flUid a echlb lbal as loqdy ..... or COM<ialot. and "Eadt ... of lbem ,_...,~ • 7 N<wa Dimsor Sc...: IOdly .....uoaed 11111 " may haft S7,000 lold INdoboo 10 ....., ~ '-< Is n\'t IUUCI U llrao. ClC>IM 100 lire. "A lol of the lllfl around their noctJ for doinc lbdr " Some of lhe th!Qp lbry aoy are ba,.. ~ .......,..l 10 Ihe faa J(>band.,.tcan'l.-a<todeq~We rue : lh< ho&~aae 1blna ,.., noth111Jbaoinato bappen."Bulhe medicol..,..,"lllid Sdl~lu. OY<Tdont," Ridaosoid Htdoeanot did 11\tDl-lhouah thll nery IIlli< And lllllike lhe miliuuy mm of believe the r~md drive for 1ht 1>11 holpO: " It may lU< away alb11t prnious amerallon>, Vinnam Veu monument is .,...,.,.Ued 100 &r<ll41y ' or lhe .. mo." have no arandlC* oommrmorlli,.. mooumcnta m<nd!na thanu fO< " aa"ima around In the mud and beina JhO< at," Sdlullz sal<l. lbt fr0111 V'l<lnam'J ICiionJ .,..,. rN'Orded willl a 1..., foot by OM mal by &u.lll . " We're p.;na 1hem the oppotl u nity 10 clur lheir ~ if Wy ' " "" 10 •ui>Pl>'1 il, bw I don'l ... ho,. an~ oould citar their~ ." C'on•'<rtd). Sdlulu ..,.. the aa ....... port Tbt- cdlf1ce•1 ltrunure 11 cuncnll)' bdna mulled over. Sdlukt " a<ned .,.., the plan "'Duld rwure "a movnd coollinina a bfus pl01c "itb lh< name of cech ll'ft man wbo dted in Vittn&lll In lhe c:aotcr of this I1IOWid "''" be aa .. <rMI ond hop<fklly If .,.. murned, the old monumcm will 1:0 some •-ay br iAilaJled UIIO lhe noJnd This will be OM lbal can'l be 1npped 0\'ft Of •-all.td •••, Wltb:· no- Nt<W~ . too Tho>o mvolved with the proiOC( lhe moownen1 rcsa•na In a propoocd """""' hTl, 10 be JHUated on do< -<tfr001 near the for<>o< ll>d.. - t d lbal tbt - will ..... - - e l y eed so.ooo lbat lloe S400 oolleaed "' '" • DOl mooa.h 1o but ('\of"D • .... cocnpo101e of 1ht old Kane __ _ Want ed SALE REPRESENTATIVES ...........,,. .,.,......c....a .... e& tWft W nt. ~ Noh• ,_....__. ......... """ • '-*' .. PIAf"'t .. . . .... ..~ . . . ~ ifMif4 ... . ,. . ., Sub Board marred by 'The Current,$ dispute by Jdr~ R. n a ....OG Auuttrnl ~ EJilfl' The Oirte~on of Sub Board I, Inc. •<><ed 5-4 laR Thun.dar In r.. or of lf&nlina an addouonal l i.OOO subsidy 10 the Unhenl1y'1 ,.«kly publl<Zion TM Cum'nt bu1 only tr <~<C<U ..,.....,.,. Is available In 1he oorpotalion '• bud&<! . In addition 10 TM CutTrnl mlllft, Ihe Bcw4 VOled a proposal mad< bY 01.-.aor o f O.oup Lqll! SeMcu (OLS) Cb~ FutK- 10 cllanao the POSillOl» or Oit«tOt and A>l;ocice DiroetO< or OLS IO DirmO< of Preopammi~~t and orruM......,~o.t.tlna.,...,.., how on TM Cwrmt dls!Me. ClwmwJ Mat ~ ~loorc plaad do< decidUIJ VOle, m ucll 10 the ditmay of Studenl Bar " - " " ' (SilA) r qorftaiC&ll.,. Alan lt4otnfdd. R..-rdd arau<d 11w the _,.sbould be wed ror _,>iu<sof .,....,., ICfVtt 10 .......... He abo ea..loloed Moore IIIII bu tie-lnati.Qa decilooo a11111 be mad< ar.ruay due 10 tllm uatina c:iralnul.aoa:5 Moore iJ nmAina ror the - " " ' of !hdaol Ailodatlon (SA) Treuon:r and baa - 11111 1M c--. ~. Moore cllcl - llollne IIIII he would be illDU<ft<led by IIIII faa since " Tile a....t -ben ~ TM Olrrm~ made their deds1011 oo lilt .... ' .. .......... day- did Alan.'' In edllidoa, MoOtt bdlews that Rosmfdd &ll""'Pled 10 delay lh< Board's del:isloftounlll a oew Board is -iDled ntll mon1h b<cau1< he ... . . ., ....... ror lhe prtaml ...... "The whole debate wu blo... OUI or proponloa," MoOtt mnarl<ed. ""11 TUE.5t>~Y IS VIPE() JUTE A;( A ....IE$! Rod:.·~· Rou. !!! CoMl.O't'.'I/SPE.LtlfL EFFEC.\S!I.' AI'JIMAnON.'.'.' "5-D.'! NEW WAVE /1! Am> A Wl(o&.£ LbT MoRt!!! AOM•s~AJ ts RU.' A~O IT5 ~oT AVAlLA~L£ I~ ~OIES .' ~ v -~- p 0 - ANN•L•s \ 41f.At,lT~T. ••7 �pancing from jazz to new wave; Squire home to MDA happy-feet Rock, southern rock, JU.Z, blun, disco, new "'••e. All types or music and alltypa or daoclna ..m hiallli&bt lJB'a Anh AnouaJ MuscuLu l}yJtroplly Association (M DA) Dance Marathon rponsored by CommUII.ll.y Acuon Corps (CAC). Done~ Moralhoa Chotrcnon Nancy Sdl"'itkroth sa.d t~ cutr~l plan ilto have <ilbt bond• Ia on for 1~ ~ e-~t She rq>nrted that Tiny Li•~ock, 1 campus band, T~ Oouae. Elec:uo M.n MOd Crouroadl ..mplay at the marathoa. W'uh the participation rorr~lly standU.a or mort than 40 couplrs "'listered to dan«, ~hwkkrath is confident thor she ond bee commiU<U will pull orr another JU<XCaful morothon. "We'll be m~dy "'hen rt •'Offtn," <~ 5&id. <\!so • bi& a.ttrKIIOn for the 1\Pf"rl J, 4 .wd S weekend wrll be vldeoaomt•-t wu of them -.Jonued by Squiro Re<r<~tinn •• S.lr•r.Lrotb 511<1 tbll 11 least ..,,.. that 11 1..01>1 Ofk'-h•h uf the JX"oceedS from the J-t""" "'" &0 to the M OA aen<r&l fund. " Muncy has bcm comina rn lwon ''"'"..," 111\1 •'Oupln," the chairml.n \Ald . '>he h..Jcd SU<ll< •po""'"' as Dtho Chi Fraternhy, P . J IJut•om,, (·unrmuuily Action Corps (t.'Al.), \na.:one·s Inn. rhc Kc..-ord Boutl<tUC, I he Mti R.il>" TM~f ue~o...:. n.c Opt:n Ed Suul...,lorc. \l1nl"ft' I o. 'u.:bu~ .. •n~o.·htcr' ~lt<..lub aud tht '"'"l"tron.ll lloet•t•) •U.O.i.luon """"'it One or the danciDJ coupiel, 'Tim Naprawa ud VMan Bend, will hold a beMiil rarqoetbaU tournammt to be hdd March ll and 29 In Clark Hall. Other couples are <ncouflled to take on 11milar rund raislna oaivilics o...te• foots Sdl,.f..troth llddod that the Pabu Bonk oftbt ~- •ill ~fit the dantt marathon ,..,..a~ fund, and .:>~)OM .. to poruapae. AN>hcacrun\ can be ubloined fr001 (.larl Hall until the rk~<lliM or '-'ednndo) 11 5 p m. An ~try rrc ur Sl •ill be choraed fur 1~ bault, ,.hlch "''" be h<ld at Rotary I ..:ld "' noon on Soturdoy, Mar"h 28. An intercul pan or tM rnvathon will be c:ontts~• for tbe de.'fta. All t)'llb of danoe _,ttsll, dres¥up com~rtion 1111d danceiMIIICina Pf"otrant!Dina •ill be <'Ontrn~MNS for the <OUt< )0 hour" 0n...e the marothon t.q,n,, the masters of M...nonio '"" II••< the •'fuci.rl jub of ktqlall the don.:.n dan..rDJ,I:iiLrna tO lhtrn and ChccrU\1 tllern on Sch•i..kratb '"'" that the cm<US have n01 yCI been •hokn, but th•t JlltCf'IC~ for tit~ po>ition "''" 1..: hdd. I he 1ran1J p1ltc" \l1 "".,.. JllllltUn.'\"\1, butrl is no .,....,,, thJI 1\h!Chc-·n '""'''"" IJI>C"\ the most "'"'ed mont-y "Ill "In lir" pLk.t" I ur 'nurc n.ar.nlmn 831 JUt . "•II mfHIH\.illun, ~---------------. SPRING TRACK PRACTICE Will begin Monday March 23 at 3:00 p.m. at Clark Gym (Rotary Field). Weather permitting. If bad then the Bubble at 4:00p.m. Practice will be everyday after, either at Rotary or the Bubble. -Rotary at 3:00p.m. -Bubble at 4:30p. m. First meet at Geneseo-April 8 ' ' II ! ) I \ ' .... I \ \ f t I I ~ ' I PLEASE HELPJ! .' Do us 11 f11vor - due to our 11nnuBI inventory, we must retum the mtljority of our textbooks to publishiii'S by M11rch 23, '81 . ...... eysugss w.......... ~ roBON'J'() PLEASE BUY THE TEXTBOOKS YOU NEED .!J1Wflll sow. ~ ..._, ,.. Thlink You University Bookstores SOUifiE HALL - CHRISTOPHER BALDY JOSEPH aLICOTT COMPLEX &..- ........ AJIID IIOaiTO 00111111 ll4aNG . . . . . . .WI"'NO CAaDilmleAooO CENTD ~IOIPI'II HUGB "9rllw ..,....._. ,_. ..-.uia �=--sn-==o=r=t~ s -~=~===----===i:;:===='~· Bulls' ~~.~-~ing a q~~~?~~~~...... f Dhlliotolt-llltiW-.y....Scamc-. ....~. :a W.--cl f MMy , . . _ 10 tiM Ull Gff ... aacnoh< ; ~ .,. . . tloe tnp. " - 0 . ltMicy of llltav.a ....S l'tta an.. of T--.M 18n1a1 • ! ~Uffor ~---por(..-- lt't ray 10 I'<PI- I pitdw wiJio ... boao drafted by prof<llional'--. 11ut to !Ia>< to rcp11a t• o Ia Mllrty impouibk. AJt UB ~ ~ Bill Mooklrah. Dmllll Howard IRd J0< H<Steth propdled the Bulb 10 thdr r.,... in )'<lrllatc Sprllll wb<a the duo tlullterrd two UB marb In 1 JZ.U ......, 'l1l<lr fCCJ did not eo ~ tboaP. 11 H<St<tll wu drafted by lilt Moolrcol e._ _, HQ..ud by tho Tor-o lhe I*YI. aatia& a iarF PI> Ia IIIII _ . , ....... ..rr. "TIIoar 1"11 <U't be rrpla«d, "Moe.tarsll =-·"You.,.. .. ~....,.... drptil10 ..U.r op Ot>lyOtXofthetop r-oo livt pucll<noa tbo 1!111 ,quad hal oay ra1 ~ pkcbtna roo the Bult. <it<a Orllllf posted • J.l tcCO<d ror tbt 8ulla in 1910 Witb • S.JO <Uoed run ........ n.- wu tom< $p<C\Ilatlon th01 Or~~~&< _,ld 001 b< ready ror tbo 11111 orth< 19111 campaip becauJ<orarm trouble, bus Moatanh would not .....nm. h "<i<q bad I bout with brond\it&>, bat be ... .,_ il IOid tllrrw ._., wei ID ~ (oa the Roncla trip)." ,., - ............______.,.. ... JlltllorO....._ ....... tloe_lillil., ~I~ --·1910. n.a - - the 08 COidl will bt loobna roo ..., 10 throw mad! r.-.qucudy. ..~could bt .., AII·Ammc:an," ~ 111< llulll' AICIItor. " He's =~.~ pop 10 his batao IW'Ileoln tho profealoriDI .,_.. _ WAIIMIItO Uf>. A - _ _ ... _ . . . , . _ _ .,....... ......_ llw _ _ _ _ . . ... . . - -....... .....-.pudled The Bulla ,_..., • 10111plina or tho ClOIIdlt1on IRd .._.lor _ _ d<:lltb or th< ..rr durin& Sprina br.U.. Jbr llllfl'alo- - Motl~ aloo •u ~*Mod nJo ~~~ M•h Pow«, P..S V.d>lt, ...s TCOIY ~ ror-llliloty 10 dlrow atnkft. a j - r.- ~ . It•......., Ofturio, " " " " " " - ...... .. , ...., - - IRd ......., . .h .... pcriormiiK'e or tho entlrr staff,"Moolkanh · "For- or tiM pucll<n I t - tlo¢1( r... tuM .. 1101 ...... compru._ lll<y_ed._,..,.,""'....,.. llr<, ....s tJwy..,. Iii ..,, • doda't .u. tlocno.." Ooftel . . c-.._ tills_,,_..,.._,_ c-dllcn will bt - llor He . •rrcn.ay ... ... ...... Ia tiM~ ........ b e •II Pddl - . 111oa r- ... r- • • ._ be .....,. iD rdlrf. ..,..,..~ ro.... aod !bey .., • lor or adr<DAiin they 11111 of111 thll "'""" qukkrr." Wll<n uted wbdbcr tloe pb~' · - - or ""' sho<S they hav<IO fdJ (HaltClh'J ODd Howud's)11aw ..,, crrm oa tk I!Aff, Moo~ apiafted, "It fUIIIy .,...., botllcr ,...,. ~Joe , _ 00 li>'t ...r.... _,..,.to -- -..!0...-..1'-•......._, .. _ .. _ ....n..d •u ,..__ 1 - , . . . 1IIR-t or rIM,.n--'-*lllld-t.UtkU..Icllctpa ............... -n.r ,...,. roo~..,._ • Aidlloe--tboorrplor-. 'tlillbcy""""'tloe llllllbcu«a - · · . .u "Ri&ht oow I'm .............,, .. lllid MooUnlo. ''Tb<r'vr .,. • 1oa1 W1U' to .,, but 111cy now k -..1 pitc:bmc-..,lhll'•~~~... NeD: fll/ldd. LIVE Buffalo Jazz Workshop In The Rat A FEW MINUTES OF YOUR TIME WILL DETERMINE THE QUALITY OF YOUR NEXT YEAR AT UB • Every Monday Nrght- 7:30-9:30 p.m. FREE You'D be amazed at aU tbe OPPortunities and advantages the Anny offers men and women with BSN degrees: WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY MARCH 25, '26, 27 • ~~Dbriesud ~~~·fib. · fnll •'8alliotl policy. • Re8l opportunity for lld•llnnmmt ud pro(C"..., JV0"'1b-f'W)' Anny Nu~ is • ~ ~. • No bask: lraining for l'lurse.: jusl a bask orimlatiool rou~ to familiarir.e )OU • ilh 1M Ann~ \ ledinol Department. • 1'!w ~ 10 tra•d : limt' IO do lM thi~ )OU ~0~. • Opportunit) to qwtlil) for spma!izlfd rolb, lft<'hlng or 1lddifional edUCIItion. Sft If JOU qualif) . Cwll roll«t tu At the following locations: 301-677-4891 T~e Squire Hall 9 a.m.-9 p.m. GoQ'dyear Hall 12 noon·9 p.m.. Governors 12 noon· 8:30 p.m. Capen lounge 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Porter 12 noon·9 p.m. Student Club 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Army Nurse Corps. - ~-·---~-------- - - ·---- ~---- ---- • •··~.........._~•..tw: : n. .v., s.w c..;.. !- ....... U.S. A,..,.--.. : f'_. Gowp C . - · '40 Jf?SS - - -· _____________ :~~-------------------------------........______ ""' --__.;. : Crty. s.-. ZIP_________________________ : - ------------------------ ..... __ t.. ~'' " ..... .. �i Growing women's track and field ,_.,c;- .,."'---____._._..._......._ }squad plans a successful season ! In 1hnr 5C'<ONi y~ar or •ar&Uy com~uion, c liB's W~~~m~~'s trlc\ and 1\ctd tum hu arowo from a smaH Onh~llty dub tnm 11110 a f many JJrb 10 paniCipac~." Uld Coach Dons Clay, "I <'!>«~ tht Jo110<1 to •no•b&ll at tiUs contt~Hrauna on dtpth and a larJilr ofcompetllion. llct-na runOCT Cbttyl Gandy. a •ar1ciY ltaliSftr ~ pr~s.'!!.at!f'~o;=~~~ bu •nO.--.d ~~';"'de;~Sc~ ~Sir~=~::..: • Uniunuy. " Wich cht muro of II achltcn from a ,..ar a,o, Clay has ad6td !C ~~<"' rC(Jlbll Alahou&b ~~~mr or aile alllftes arrh< chr"""' tbt loa! r«rwlin& •>'11<01, th< coach 1101<11 num<row ..,..lk-<>M" ha•~ rnalk lhl> lam tht larlttl 10 UB's lti>tory. Handlina all 1ht roachona duton. Clay bu bttn "•o.lrina (ha) cad orr. Woth 1ht numbtr or Jlrl• h<r< and tht IMDY dtff~tm neniJ, 11'1 •trY hard 10 •-etch aU tile aahletn" Compartd 10 lui fttiDn'a !tam thai lacktd "th< d<>ottd &lhletr," 1hi1 dub hu displaytd hi&h nllhusoasm durin& "•ork~ua"..-"o • With lh< club's mormous slu lh<y a • fin1d>tr in WI )tar's Scau dlampioDsiUpt abo spnn11 in th< milt rday rxe ....S ...0 rday. Jouuna GMdy art co-capCIIJM Lalit lilnO, •ho nans 1M llOud ...0, nd lhr« , _ _,,.._, Mary Scarb<atMr who -dina to Clay "can panicipac< iD aay <>till and do wtl." Tbt Royall, •ho practicr daily, J*Ucipat< in ahar fii'Sl S<lllft~ mea apbiSI Canlliw Coli~. ElY Community Col~ and Buffalo Seal< on Mardi 29. "llw •ill be to let our fttt •"<t and - JWl •ucdy •hat •~ bavt btr<," explains Oay. The rqular S<tiOII bqi111 April 8 at Citncs<o Scat< Collqc. UB will comptt< m tMir horn< mateh<l &I S•ttt Home Hi&h Scbool (April 14) and Buffalo Scale (Apn1 21). PHOTOCOPYING 3SS Squire Hall JV schedule ) to Comllll.M Scnool Undergraduate Prelaw Program '' June 8 to July 21, 1881 A demanding alx-week program tor coCiege atudenta who want to learn wtlat law ec~hool Ia like. •' Setunley, March 28 8t8rtlng • 9-.30 a.m. Tour Central New York's finest and largest acute~ fac:ility. 'M wilh our runes. Dl8ccMr the cUst8ndlng advantages ci starting Of c:ontinuing ycu I'U'Iing c:.eer at this hospital - a place where people not only care for people. they care IJbott. them. Call Cdled 315-Q4.6.521 · ~ weelcdiy tietwea • 8 a.m. and 4 pm. ... us~ CDMig tD cu Open ttc.e an Sllunlly, Mint~ 2& For ful'fhef Information wr1te to Anne L.uklngbeal, PLP, COrnell Law School Myron Taylor Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853 �lJUAB Presents The New York Touring Co. In the Broadway Smash hits U'eAiti.AINC--. , . . .~ . . ., TWO I'OUR atO•OOM- • lt.V............. ..,... ...... f~tltt' STIIIIO$. . , _ - •• , ,,,1. . ,. . . ST£ae:O-KE:HW000 fftl• .--•••• .,.,......,.~....._.u,•.w CT .SSM. KWWII'N4 h•fW'•r _..... ~-.a.-~ u.........,c•a'"'* SlOttAGE aooM F-OIIt •tNT .-, . . . . . , . . . , . . . _ . . ,...t iM'VIIII 'NOIMioC ,....,..., .........,, lSI,,. MetcNnt c:Nw. J ~ iiii A aEo. ~~t..... J~I"-""ft!IW .... c-'ttllllllnfCXIftCftfiOf\ . . .,..,. TV c-.otor .,.., arw ...-.-. .,, ~tn 8~ T....., Owft. D 4lifS, .-ro s~.. 'ta"i't'i I» Grt.-t UOOf' _..., ............ C..tt )UJ lor ,nlo • C~JI """*"' temo. 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WAWl£0 _ WAN T£0 '\Oif!K*"- 1 ...... OIOf't 41pr.w'tM('n1 " ' " ..... ..... ti~Al( ...'*•'" lftti\IOfildl Pe-rtly turtthheo M.w1l "'»U.S(MA1[ rrm• • ot~tt-fOUf' bt«''Of'ft ~ ~. ot•"'•iut. ~'"of lfViin914Mt•· $ISS mont ft. QJ m1. l(fiC'p tryoft9 MAt..C GIIIAOIPRO "Udfflf W'MIIH •• ll'«.lovt ~ W~ . CMtotrtn'hK), ,....,, IU6 Pill vHII'Ift 41nwliil. . l C.tll «<tjf)) 5oH'Aie ROOMMAT£ WANt£0 TO tiPktoOtn' ~ _.....~, ctow to MSC. , ., J0 ~""''"""' hHd MtCI w• l.., MM''"'..:M .. ,...~.,. HOUitMAf£ tO s.HARE .._. ,.,.. room • ..twY ... .,. .._...._.. AV<tftW ~ .,~ ....ct.,.,.. .., ,.. ~ft(:f\M ~ ......... f .....U ..... -.,. I IU.\II;I;t'" ..nchlcl FI.MAL£ WANtED IM'OI ROOMAlA'TE ., ef'H tOf twe ~ WIIIPf" 1 t1' Sl l WDIMSC Oft WtfWNI' ..... ( ...... &» m1 IIIW' MFIG)._~ ... , HOUSEMAT£ WAJttfD Alr•l ~ bt .... .,..,~c.-.­ ,_.....,.....u . ..,_. beMmeftf . .._...... -oc•..--tor--. t ....... ,......,. r...... ....,.•.,. ... c;..r.,,. _._ EM,.,~ CAO o.w- 4 ... ............ 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TYftiHG SE.VtC.£, Hclt1'b ""'". . . ...... o.u.re..--.. ........ ~ ,.. ...... , .. , 11"""- - , . ; bM•lf'd IJil'lhNY I'Aut..s - ,;;'i H~ ~~. -·- I'm TbwtOf\ Soll.rl' c..tNf'~•' •lHM -- MA~I EAC.H - DAY •1 n -,;;;._ s,,,."' r"""" ~ .t1 M~ott ~ ...........,_""~~...- .,.~ REIECU S~AU\.OtNG-\'eW~ ~~~-EO HIGH'TCilAW\.EIIt ttere·s • ell 1119'- ~ Kf~ DOf\U Gr1or'*... ..,_, ....... AJt~Ml;f ...... N¥erDt.....-.,., F-..-u.o W£U... IEilKOWffL .,_ ,........, ft ,... ... ... , v....,. """""otnoft,lll rf9W ........,_.,. • ........_Mid my'"' en:...,. ,., ................... ,. . ............. . UJIII'd&ocl ....,,.,~ 1 -------------------~-· 113248 M r. rr .I aco... o~· Maia Street r.I Rest.a..- _, 1- - I• I U.B.) • Pac-Man • An• rold• Galulan • Mlalla Conllnand Buy one Super Mr. Taco cet a Fries FREE! J - -I I-··----------------~ ·r.'D ,_ o.r s.t., Tool! Goot1 111111 I 3126181 ~\ Stipended positions j\~~ available for 1981- '82 School Year Executive D irector Director of Sales Comptroller Assistant Comptroller Elli, Grub, & Underground Managers and Assistants Auxiliary services (Travel & Refrigerator) Manager & Assistant Advertising Manager Applications may be picked up starting TODAY, 3/20 12 · 4:30 pm in 104 Fargo Quad ~ ~- . . . . . .,. ~ 0 4 . . . Mtt . Cet o 1..0 en. ....... bolt .............. . ...... WtN$ftCAJt "DfMIC. • . . . . _ J ""' SPAC.tOV' ..... _. ....... . . . -~.YOU WIN if ........... ~-"!._...wiS,~w . A,A.TMt:MT WAMTIO ftOIIM n.ttOH fOf' N''l t •~••l.o&e JUN t~ MWf Ot W'ifNn , ro tHt ...... ~. M n«a a..... n . .,,,;,,...;=;;;;,,.., . ~con;; . Plf'thOl~!M NI'M'CI' PACJ£AAILY J • bfodt"toffl ~.~U.~CMOf'W'19 ••ttr -· I» t a -.~I . Kiomt..._..,...~ ,.,.... ...... •• ....,.~,.f~.fof"CN~Kt YowdJreoWtvtlf FU"itNts.H = £0 ::-:C"' A"' ~"' ·tr =T=::EO J tur-~1 ,_ tf'~ftf' , c - .... -...n «ii''UNt .... WOLF'ie. Cor\Or•t;.;;'"lOtts.. to eur L~IO++-"'-"....,. ~· w. low ..,.. Ln.. H ~nCY. sa.,. encr "oa 1C.A$1&"-' 11m.. ,.., trW! rme.,.... l~~C.tOUS 11:1 AP.At1fM'£Hllo ~• wm. ,..,..,.... or.o ttvowtt. , "'"' •el\ MK 110 -t ..ve•t . . . tMmtcfie·lely &m • dHn _... LOOC AT TWOti8" AAMII l..llllt ..... ~t&AIIIt. .. - . . --... ~IWfW'•6.)lJUl J:UU. i . . .. , . . . , . "-"'· .... ,.,.,. c.tt~ _.. 11"'--Y-. tht U. Ubr.,.. _...... 1~? i~*"'l" ~ «-edt..,.' otlikoom flet ..,.. Ctlt ___. _ ------·--· .. ___ .._ ___ -·-pt,·...-·-_... t..A:Mt~f'..........t ..~ tlti tt• Sti_.$ lO ~I'US 7~ ct..,., 0\Hirt '""'" • ,.._, su • ...... JONI,.._..,,. ............ It ....... ~-s..-.-......, fl..YT Tickets: $3.50 for students, $5.00 General Admissions and S6.00 student package (both shows}. - - MlC ,.,... ." Dl nN. ... " " .,..,. YOU 8 .-rtaa a« .,._.. .,.. YW . . . . ....., THEVIItOtNt.• . . ,..........,._ . . ~,..,..,. ~,"""..... ~·· ..,. ....... -..,o»o awiM', ens. lfftCt cr.. t. for kw'<tl\~raslctettt(.frtn(l M!~Hymen, . . CDI COV.,..liLOct$ ..,_ c..tt QttlttorQt-.. C.OUMStL.Of S- Jt'wl"' sum~"Mt" TWO ar:ottOOM AltUTMIJIIfT ._.. twmi.,.. , . . ~ ......... . . . .... .... . . . . . . . . hiiW . . , .......,"··~-""­ ---· March 28 and April 4th respectiYely. 8:00 p.m. rn Clark Gym, MSC. ~v....._ ........ Caiii:Q . . . . .QIIIllllll. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .......... JO.A.,.,.l,.._.......,..,.. ........ " PIPIN" and " FOR COLORED GIRLS ..." ....,...,.au.... ,. ._.._.._ 08 _..,. _.... ____. ...__ .................. ....-·....___ _ -.. �<Juotc of the do)r C....--. -- 0Mco . . . . . _, fUnctiOnOI R - Otlnu«- ........ - -. . . . , ...... lftlZ2 MFAC.s-o W.... , _ , Ill 5-.JO P"' "' 1 ttayooo C V - loot - - ....--..... . , . , _ ol lo< --..... ......... " Hi mom , hi clad.'' .. II am ...~ ..........,.., 1015~ T~lor,_... ofi<Ch.., ..QI be 1'110 ........... ..o<ltrhop ~ ot J pm "' 316 .,._ v- o .-_olaPN>-........on...._ono~ ·-·--.-.-to---··---""' _..,iOus~~ • ....,..tt.. "oiOJ~ItoO~-ol'!loeS,..."""­ ~- ""'t- of-... The $po<1Jum- ..... pM!Ifte.- rltlhtto- . . , _ ....... b e - " " - ...a- be......, """'1M,..._. eo....n notJnt will""' be fl16oylll-. .... _..., __ " DettnJINnU of 'Atti'I\I'Uout .,."UUMfttJ. for ,..,.,_....,.__...,., """"'~ - l l l p)() toT_.. 1\j><l II ONdlino .. Mt.tehud AH -10 ( "'* , _f!' ott<nd o ritJto -•ta lht n,. .,..,__,,.~-of~O.C.. Romero oi-B S.I.-Mot. •n WUpoktn C'f'rt.ic ol 90•tmmenl ..,...._, In """ coun1ty Worl<JI>opo be held Ho-na tonight •• 7.l0 pm ot U.. 111otr llno!l F•thtrt Home. 71 ~ Pkw,.. For more tnrortnetkw\ ••II ull8354013 s.n,..., f«fl . l h o - wiUtu<I<)'OUinondrood-a btchime ltOfY F01 ext,. •.SO. W ••It ktu )..., ~Slp--.notour oollloln lilt Squ••C......,.. n....-, ,,_, I 1-.3 p.m Mt ..... _.. c•·- -ell . , ·- ..__t •• ,_ ~~'Como to!M Squooe c - n.o.w. on " "'* 9 , _ :w; p m. onolllnk OU\. ~~-. _ ..... boone c--ut"'" 0... gm..g...-.th< tho . . . . In the 80;s .. ..,. ...., lilt -""'<•,,. .,._""'"-catk e.bot.l\ U'14· I'M<«-... ,.,.,.......,.,_ ~ nt4en • nd quuUon.l n.~t~o 1) Ce•-14e •e• - 1\10- - ... - I'l ),-,,,,....... Lo&V-- "'-"""~ Apd~IS $1fo>wpl"' """"' <: aJ ,_," 1 0 - ,.,.,..... 1M ....... .,......_., ~----... -~.­ I M , .... r~...... r:,..""""' f'tt«dy. • non.p..-of•t oteanl1ation <'Otlt<11 u-Nd .,.......... . . -.......... ..,.,_OI'_In-•to help bf"'9 co<rt<:ttd "'Jhl to the needy. Coll«tlon ..,, .. .,.. kJaWid In the SEL .....S #11\aJ.n St. tfbraU~• flOW. Ptee.e he-lp u.fnt httworthyventurt Sp>n~edt>yTau6eta'' Ttld!lo>t Anl•""'lal\lp AppllcollontiOf Fall I tel ore the Uni'\'C!:rttly L.Hm;ng Cent~t l&t &.Wy Appl-"""' l..........,m tht INm;ntproblomsol c:ol~ 11-.. Tudl"''l ._,..,.."' lrotnto>t In lltodrng, WntJnt. l'l.othemotlc:l 0< Sdtnc• '• Pftl«n!d "' Mdt1aon., we .ct at» lnternred 5n ~ • M ftburylmt'd• ~kills.. Appttcanu nw.t~ be full t.me . , _ ........... U8 ""' ....................... - be ~~ 10-.. . Coli,..,.,- G,...llrltJurUonono~-.-"'""'_' ... '""" eo11ot< oiUto 0ry .,.,.... v..- . ,. .,. ""'*"""" ,,..,,April 3 "'Ill\,__ In Hnltlt Core..._.._,""' p m l l o u a - ........ {'> _....t M 8JI ·3)15 IJOYnCIOmai<tO<I- 0<- by J Did you"- o.piM by ....,W c:en _,.; bltccllo>t tn 11>t lluawd ldlowo w~~~..,- on ru<MdiP<OJodl ln '"'""" field1 of - ldne w.-y ot 2 p.m In 0 26 Forber . Bu1wtlt lello•ahlpt lor 1981-&2 • Ill b< onn<>ur>«<~ by Dun Noughlon. Coujllu opp41catlons wiD oUII be OVIIIoble In Squire Ctnttl Loungo from 10.3 p.m todor· Thundoy onol Frldoy IO< oil llllc.-.....1 io dendnt In ttwo ,._. 1 motlllhon. 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Thutocio)'- F<*J , _ tO.l P-"' Cl\ft Yw Ill 1137 1857 0< l1m" aJI-41561or- ...v...., __,.... ............... 0.-.oncy - Wtdneodtry .. 10 p.m. In ... :..-. ...:=.,."'0:.:.~~.JO ~ PM In 3)0 ......_ · mecto llluntlor • a-.,_._ 4.30 p.m. In ...-~ .. _........... liDo<. "'""'s.-~ · - r.........-.nat..,.._ _ lht frat<mlly. !he Vonllp ......... Cllr1L ... - - .. 6p.rn,ln ~- ...... ol .......... v-,.~ T - S.. 1.0.. I no. for ..,.._..laApriiiO. I.I -~ ooilll 11et-. ...., lctte• ol *' · - 1 , .. ...,~--.,..,.­ Ditedor, JOlt Oodt ltoll. SCim' • -llo, Buffalo. Iff. 14214.716-831-2931. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1981-03-23 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo > Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo > Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals > New York (State) > Buffalo. Student publications > New York (State) > Buffalo > Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n71 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 24 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d87c81b7e72d16eb14e7443fd4f0adde.pdf 3e51e81cf9c4ac45f7197cc738b568a5 PDF Text Text �������������������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1981-03-20 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo > Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo > Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals > New York (State) > Buffalo. Student publications > New York (State) > Buffalo > Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981-03-20 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en-US Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v31n70_19810320 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Spectrum Spectrum (Buffalo, N.Y. : 1950) Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2017-07-20 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Spectrum LIB-UA006 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n70 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 32 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/e04e8db52674bf6bf1f637c6321b4d7b.pdf a835390e3d43e457b7986aa873568f00 PDF Text Text 18 March 1981 Vol 31, No. 8t SUNY at BuHalo r...,.h<l-•"_...... .... ,..._ ............... .... hn _ _ ·--h. " "'. ,. . . . . . . ...~.-... <.,_•"""' ~-C' faaolty ~e No-- ~~o(f ~.. &lot U""cno1Y '-'Is a .,,.. IICJidcaoinM" .. 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"''"''""' ''""'W"'<illtoft o l to ...._ .. ..._ ··a •hi~ •••• vf a~;· \ U tliM.: •'h"ftlt\.CfiM•"' ""''"d: ..... dk,, •ill bL .- tnh:rrupciiii:MI 01 pl.• n h t.t t~o~"'""\\'' ttuoup '-udt ~ ...,....,. ..... w'IIIC.'"-.... ..._.~ ·· t ,.,, uu<k"'- '"" _ . . . , _ _ _ ,......_. 01 .., rm...,~a M the" L:n,u.TVt) t\.4\C' a 1o<w wwy, ~ -.! ·~o • - Ill< 1'111>) •D the beth ••""' •CKtW k loll'( .. 1u tw a l k typt" '"" • of Pt'""'it.k."'lll lia ••• "'''.....,lt\H ··•-.-:l!..~) ... ,~~,~·~'-".11 .t ,,... :,~ ..d tW ,_..,..,.C' .." fn. '-l3F' Record Co-op wins case, plans to fight restrictions suppon of the Co-op "li conuaty to U.. Clwter of lhc Uru•<nity and a mllu5t or public funcb." TM Co-op .. as Tb~ Slllle Supreme <ou" latt last "'l'tk ettcled r.~ yean or closed by Vitt PrcsldcDt f« ~ haallna wtth a fa>Ofabk Finan« and Ma naacmont vaclk3 for UB's lletwd Co-op Ed,.ard Docy fat "• "«b after o¥tr the J)laJnlirf, Cavaat's tllt oomplaiat was m:>ti•ed . But UniverSity President Record Stores. In an .un~pcctedly quick Robert L. Kdtcr- a stav.n<ll conclU$iOA. Stale Supreme supporter of the student court Jud&t Rudolph Johnr.on opcrat ion - ordered it reopened Yollh a limited mvmtory c>al~ the Stad<nt Anodauon (SA)·run Co-op a "valid and ulc~ Co-QP Pr<Std<nl Otrry Ante!, student enterprise" and mandoted that it is entitled to all who pral~ Kener Monday for rishtS and pnviltg<s S!\iOYM by handllna the c.uc "Yer)' ... .aid he bclit••d the d<cision otl\er student aroul)l. Accordin& to Sub Board "dahl:d tho faa that the Co-op Executive Director Dennis hu ktpt a "low profile" in Black. the dcQslon "jullilics recent years . "With the -·a-~11.the Co-op and all the other rcsttlaioos, we arc nCM In a 0otMU dot• ,.... CllflirCIJOt . . . 1'101,.... r.honct CIOwct...,. lfOUPl" thai IMIIY had feared posuion to compete,'' Antd "'OUid be threatened if Cavqe's said. "We are no loaaer a thrm and the lawsuit ...as one or the had won the suit. Judae Jol\nsoo's verdict, main rcuons for aot abolilbina reponed to Tit~ Sptctrum the limits." The Co-op leader o;plainecl Friday and announced ln Monday's "&Ira" edition. lhat the restriction• •ere Cftds ova n.e yean or coa rua KtUer's ,.IIY or "appcasin&" AD o\]bany eoun !all wut nded ......,. a with pn.-ate buiiDaamall Cart the ease. Catllna it a very Ullan lawsuit procaaiQ& lhc SUNY Board of Trust-· ho operates. chain of mo.-e by the University dcdsioD last May to lolk dormitory lea SI.SO. President, Alltd said that II ~ stores throu,hout the JStera, ~Jnut« llftd Pruid<nt or pre-ented tl)e issue from l.bc Sbodmt ~Buffalo area. oi!M SCale Unmnny inititatecl the 1ep1 bccomina "cut and dry" and (SASU), filed the suit lO dlarJiAa thai J)t<ICCedin&s in JaaiW)' 1976, WO(I<lQ& ~&&inSitM audcnHUD the T rustca mid Cbancdlo< OiiiM record SIOI'c. after filina a comjllaiot will! the Wlwtoa violaled the s.-•s <>s- MeClJAI Law. Kutn. who as University Tbc clecisioft was tiJack dwina on ~ve Uni.-CRity the )'eat before. Ia his daim, the bullneuman Prcsickn1 was named ckfmdant Scssioo Which blocbd 111\Y sttld<nu from allqed thai ll)e Rtcord Co-op in the lawsun, would have bcal mmdiQ& and voic:ia& iotpn . has continuous "use or the penooally rcspoMible fat lhe Am:trdiol to T......_ ClWrman Donald resources or the Slate or New SIOO,OOO ea~ daim had lhe Blinkm, h o - , lk ClOUft fotmd that there York to oonduct ruinous eouru ndl:d qainst UB. " He wen no ~ of lhc law. Diseuuioo compttillon with p rivate had a lot Ill aake." Antd aKtcxrniQI the bikc-111111 111e approvlna. VOle ~ all.erprisc: .•• sormlled. both done pub6dy, llliakeo rcportl:d 10 1M Ketter alto told ~ Sp«tntm Sp«trum. Monda.y in tbe waite of the c:oun also saw -ruu, iJJipropcr if lbc:re ,,_ wuTheany~ He also daimed thai UB's prior 10 the public foru111, n:· Court rules against SASU suit ea.,. .. ea.,. .._....,.....,. _.............. Blinbol rCICOUDCed, bcc:aua il wu willlm 1M realm or n«ma.t ~ n.t "Rat~.. or the cliJawioe was tiJack • pet>jic. he Jllli>ted, Sltnl lll&a.lltained ill Octob« !hal •beD doe Tnastca calkd an Encutive Seuion last May to d~Kw$ "Pf'OPO'Cd and paodina liuptioo aad ~ IMU<rS," lltey .aually drifted iato dlsc:uuloe about the hik "TIIa." be added, "ts an ane 00\'C'red 8lder QCOptiolu to the <<>I- Mcalll&) law." Am:tfclill&to the Stat's <>s- Mt<Wta La•. a public body •ay call an E~tcul!n Sessiotl~ to the pu~ Wldc:r .,..,..;.. cooditiocs. am- Deda!M"1 cootestiQ& the Boerd's rJabt," Stcra an:ssed, "but the ckbeu oo the rent increase wu carried Out in Eucuti'vc Sc:aioe and prolul>itl:d anyopc on the ouuid< from orfcrina a dirlrrcru opinion-" Inside: Famllyaf(oir- P.6 f UpsJde.Downs-P. I 21One-Adam- I 2-P. I 4 f Fort Apache--Pp. /6-I 71Geofraphy ~sts-Pp_ /9-25 �1HE5pEORUM always on top · of the news Join us today 355 _Squire Hall ...... �l. .., University prof dispute settled . b) Mut) . _ A~ ~ ha•~ boa rta'i•ed f0< 111c UB HCN11111 locttr)' 1\ldo Rad<N> "'"-"'1 ......au. area dc:ib tim w<tk. He • ..« o W. a>iautc ~1011 rroa ~ ltd 11o< committ« <1wm1 ~ 0epuay \'"a PIUldcnt J.w.,..., may upwttiU> )Ur'sllnii()UAC1:d p1at1o. <hn I!OOscudtnt• ••ll- ha><hovsill&...,. yur. ln)ually, •htdl 800 """ld be C\lt ..... to be bticd on lUI I<JO<HI\t-board wkaiOII from lfOUPfi dtttfmincd by tl\< amouJ11 of rim< spcllllft lh< to:<l<l<n<< hailt . W.qrkt 'i romm 1t1tt md Monda) 1flernoon m Capen Hall co debolt ..h<lh<r HoUS<~p· ortaonal plan> ar< on )bt Unl•moty'• boil ud ~I t!JnullatiOII ua ltoecn lntnut. i ' . ' .. '·· do<......,,I .. Ho•to<r, •d<uMoftlleottt-t --.aVlllablta orTutoday. Tbc otltl<m<nl canodltd o tltrtt-day duct~ arbouaooe ......,. •bicb lldledtded 10 bqln Marth 4 The btanna .... ailed 10 ' "c 111c State a chantc 10 subotanU.lle IIJ <horltl tb• ROt<nbl•tt·Roth raltlroed hu Sludmt Coone ond TeadiCr Evaluation (SCATE) rtpOrU to the ~or Slatuliao for tl\< 19'19 10 --· Un.h·t~n•t~ -<:ou.nst:l Wattn Oonaaruma and llooalblott·Rotlt tauld 110t bt ..-...! for CI!IM>ml , In oddllioo. all --....nc _... ha•• bern m<tn~<tcd b!' tilt orr.,.- to - on 1M.• P..-ty. lllc S l - "'-Joe .... ftlcd o Pt..,.,.., colltcrt>tant>..,.- ......,.Roth• .,..,_ ...., "'" ,.r... ....-. (lr'OOCd..,... n.. .......,.._ ,. bdl<olf of l0-2S • -• wbo -., --.1 of . . . . . . . . QG hll f.-1 <Uitl-1011 and ... ~., failed Statt11oo 101 1as1 ,..,...., A»«i<i< Du<OO< or 111c OfriC't of ~udtn\ Alliin ltonlld Oollmoo,~u eurmul)o <OCt>ubona .. ,~ tbe o...._ or Untltqrodcwt EducatJon 10 dttttmln< of I d ... -.;tlon .,_ance""" behlndled byti\<Uni•trWit. IICClOrdtna to Statistic> Cbaorman Ptttr ln1>. 111< UN\ft'\jlt artt'\'anCX proadurr 1Upula1n lt\at ont~ ondo>odtoal com.,Wnu mav be arb.onued 011 I '-y_\. Sl•llloa Pr!lf.._ Malo ~•t·lt4do .... lh< .(;.,......., • ....,....,."' 111e Utu•aur c......s orr.,. ~S/1/JW.- ~ · ~t · A-U.be.-.-cllodbct-~ Housing lottery questioned; status of seniors in doubt i r... Aller o - a . . . o1 Ilk prom!-. e..~ to....,... IN._ llld - t c • foutdtt..__ :st....,_, ltmnlllatt·IIGcll-- - · ............. be ttrmeo1 • Ull bcto- II• • - _.,. .... .,..or the' world"' r~ a••\1110&11~ Tbc Proc-•, """"Y ""'or' •ndudn he nlttl iD 0cw0<r 197'1 •vb the l'fc" Vorl StMe Hu.maa RW>ts Comnvuion _ , . ,... ua.~Jhy otrrtc f u t r -. Tht complatM .,_. fr- tbe ............_., un•~ to ,.........,.... tl\< ~'* h*Y dona to pmDJt IIJoo t»W to fty to N«w \ort Cily for S&bb.b leT' as • " " , , _ . ._...... Rotlt ~.,. _ , rn~~t daroa to be before dot s.w-to " " D.roat dot 10 ~ ltoMUIIu Rotlt .... 1...,. Prof-·• .......,...,_.._ .. _.,...,f_.-i -m. U....auynob. 0.. caw••ohed he ..- . . - .... ltid. . Ln oflla:. 0 ~ Ia April 1'171 1\< rtf-.1 tO tO 0 plo,.aol n.nm...,. afa .. lltitlc ,...,.ol•l" off • tilt .oolill< of the ~C'f d:ur tO I ((X ll'lJUf') n.. Prof.._ was tbwwod •1lllrc1dlcdulo,. cto.aa ,.llbout tbe eq,.,,_ ~·,con...,. Ott f - - · - - EKh or tbcw ofln»n r<Whttl• • rtpnmaod He 1\u abo bc<n t.trc.l fram ~ ..., _ ..,...... """ 197) ...... 1\< ntk.<llol .... out cor 4~ ctas.a W - Wlll l!fCK1ll tb< Comorutt«'> flndinp tl\" wtt\. to UB Proodcnt ltoCcn L . l(<tta ud o ronal d«:Won "'II be mod<"' tl\01 bJM. w.,.... . HCN11111 Oortaor ModiiM lloyor <apbined thaa •'titold thM an equal.,....,._ of •.OC.J from eodl VOUP •ould be CUI •• Apporm lly t oday tbcy q~ "h<lb<r m. •oultl be ~. ... .... w- w_. Acalfcbna to tbe d.-....s toct•em luJ '*'""Mt« llld HOIIDII& orrocilh illdbttd o ......W. to• "lrlls lllc cwi&jul ......,...y loct<rY piUI 111'-111 11 a 1<t policy. mntmdl tlul! bU Omunon « bac'ltl\< autbonty to ~ tbc ..-lotions of tl\< loctuy at any point. Ht scraotd, "They did not Ay K would be a ilrln >tftlorlty mdt proportion ... Tlohop Boro< dl>llf«d. "(UB President Robert l.) K<tt<r oteqlltd (Va Pt« tdtnt for StudtAt Affa ors Richard A.) Slutl~ ow'> r<\'l)nuntndlllon ." He noted, "That mtant tl\<rt .... o mand11• fot bousfnJ to do thlnas doflerrntly than btfou.. •· Last litftltRtr, ~er mad< tl\< dtcision m auaranttt bow.ona to rcUiunm baotd 011 0 r<COtJUnCOCiatiocl frotn tbe Unl'tUIIY·•1clt Study Group. Campuo Raol<lentt Tht Sludy Group. IInder lllc dlm:tlon or Siudl ow ud Boytt. dt\'dopcd a pnorily list of l l l c - wbo woWd bd\tflt on· ~ bool1itl&. 11 dtttrmiocd tl\<"""" oqubbk - · o r dta<llna •boch croup of I'UUTNIII Jludmu lhould bt pla«d on o wait'll& ,,. for tl\< follo•11!1 year. Tht plam to a'*""'« ~lll for r~ • - be~; tl\<coocro-.yllova • hidl mvmiQiaudmo sho<lld be ttPt 1ft tbe mid.mcr halls The Stud) GrOUP cootmd1 that on acr--tbe-board CUI b unf11r 10 tludtou. Tht lfOUP b primarily taCIC<med with attri1lon. In paa ycon lowcr-d&ssmtn wue auaranlted bouJbla ..ith tmlon ud aroduaie studmtJ clcmd QUI Of tbc dorms. W..,.., disdoxd t hai this lPI><Oitb has DOl bttn Nled ®t. The lrlllllltnt Ollanst tl\< uniWcntl c:ot b that o fr«hman or sophomore wbo b drnicd bowil\a m~y <1\oose tnnsrn co anotl\<l w:hool. Senior• would bt tt><m commiued to finbhlna t he>r ed1101tlon 111 UB despite. bcina lhw out of lht dorms. h b more proOtobk for the Unl11USity to protect looomlna 1tudmts ond lo•cr<Wimm.. Tht piUJooopby of IOitK boullna orriCiab bo.,......, I• that oppcrdas:smea .,....;ck o "calallna ~ .. in lllc raid<oetllalls. ~ore Its$.,.,.. of \'llldallsoo ln uoldcr" halls ud d>ty tmd to bt quidcr. Tbc all!llbcr or~ halved for boosi!la lhb,..., , _ modo biab<r 0.. ..,..accl. AppcollilalldJ llOO beds - bdnl raavcd ror ~ frelhmcD ood trmfcr audall&. a.m... donn raidttlta •iD be ")'llO for 1M r.......una 2$00-out ofo ampuototol of ure w..,.., CANDIDATES FORUM Hear the candidates lor SA offices speak.. President Vice-President Treasurer SASU Delegates Univenity Council to S219. - ODe housana orroc:al dalrntd th11 " M bod JOO- ~ion• · than we bod orilinallj amldl*ed." Boro< wrllkd lhM 1~ or• • am~~cr aambcr or audmtswantina to the dorms than ia otbcr years. He .nrl"- tlw to tbt oean:ily or ofl..,..,pus bousi"' uc1 tbc me:.- iD hnl.ina toAL Hilloric:olly, abotot r.w poruDt or l"tttlllliDDaudtnts wian<d to the dorms <1\- their mlndJ. to,.....,. Thursday, March 19 Porter C~feteria 10 p.m. It's YOUR Vote, So ·Hear YOUR candidates! �.... _.... _........47K a ••"· . . . . .y . . ._...... ..,-......~­ The Lebone.e Student Assoc. at SUNY at Bqffalo Clloml« c..rpor.. , . . wancr.~oa ... ..,.... 10 ....ao.r a u - ...,.. _,lioalduw urt'- dlil . - .•.,.r\iloe r- of• W.., ....,. ,,.... - - ...000 Y.•cnt....,. von.- ..ton. ~l....,.on(Gt,41 ~ hMk ltml_, ~ r- St....., .,.._ 111a1 Ill<~ ••I II"" O!r)'lcr • •·..ru ._.... lw '"" p<odu.~oon .,..,, Cbl")lkr employee •oold bt ,.;4 11 a mt of Sl~ per hour. w~~o..- GM and I or4 Motor c.om.-7 ..,.u,. • cUd -.koUII. ..:or~toSI-po THE LEBANESE 'CRISis~ ... be ~ the GM ..,....,..,oW r~ws,...,., G\4 aa.or- ._ liMIIII. 1P<IWt ~"" ~~oc c.:as ,...,._ • t t<~ the NIIIOft," ..-nl<d M 1'1- 10 ltd f.- G\1 ..... ~,.,.. lodudlna lh< ~ of run< .,.;4 dayo orr. CUJn*Jy .,anted .. T1>t matttt ""I bt dot<..-d bt<WUII C..\4 of'll<iala Md ,..,.._,atr>nof the UNicd ~ V.or~cnllJAI!.),...,. tilt ..,_cOWl ,.lltrooc a ....... llo-. President of the Americon Lebanese l.eQgue ~ loa•• •...., ··n,.ind~,..__.....,.,t,.o-hu ...s ...·rc- 1boa1 to lqirl a, addKIOO tO paid •a.."elloft t - . Dr. Elias T. Saodf Tla•nclay, March 19 6:10.- ..... ,) 11.,..• Squire Conference Theatre Malo St.Campua, UB ..,.roftlltiiii..-_..UAV.'."""""""'oSionapo.ldGR....,._ tilt UAWcltopooln...,.lrO.,..... Mcon"hllc illllutralo.tllc Tok)• CWCorllonl- or JapaahMIII:cd eo 1oa11 ,..... .-.~ bu... to tht ane 011 • trilll " - · Neoo Yool ~· eo.ttliOf HoaJI L Carey "" m lloorteto MO<>Ciu to "'Il til« 1*1 •••b Tal.,. otrlciob.. r... .......... _... _...., ''TIIIi•}leodlollot..,.......of a~IICI .......... v..,..,. ~ ~ook,". ~orial 'I'Ol. . . . tolrlrJirS,...-. Tilt ........... .. 1 fryn dnl all&"' roo tilt.._. A,....,..) ro """boot lJ$ •1111001 '*""'ll of TQI.yu an to' bt - " 18 tilt I 1JN RM R~ Tronoit Pro)C\1 . lll< Tol tv com-~ hu pncd ..,..,......,.. rtL..o"n for ou .......,lkd "81111<'1 Traon " f.-.., r,_..._ """"*'-... A• Ill« IIIlO IWOJ«<td of llolffalo'l L.pl ILoil ....., ,,.,.... (LRRn pro)<\.~ d,...... _..., ,..._. h-ICf r,_. .~., AUihontf (Nn AI arc ........ •• Ill pwblo. rdlt""" '""'~"'"" to promcM< llld ~the """or lklffalo'• t...,'I'O'tll""' otr"-'"" =- . ~~~ Tlk Nn A'• Pol"" lftd Publi< ltdoiiOII'\ l)qlen- ha< ~<lor-'\1 • .,_.,.,.,.. .,,.____, pr...,_llaipl-.1 10 _..,.,..,. to 1 - - h.,t tdlool c-. ptriOd Tilt pmalbl- •rl -"""' a llnr( hiaon "' lklfalo .. LllRT, ec ; wod by 1 .W. S'f..-11- hi~No~Jrt"'f tla proJC'C.1'!i ~ c:onJINC1tae ciTon.J A """" r - .. ~l bt oo tbt r«mlly.com;ol<ltd r:rri:JivaoiOI\ nl tloc lntt'ffiiCC !o«tloo. Tbc100-fool·lonaarcoo, localcd jusa nonh of M•UI ood f ttfY Strm\. 11 *hnt ahc ..cut and a)\'Cf"' Wbft.a) ~\ RX'Il"t" tk rod IYnnd , ·~---*•illbttllt..,..•oft_...,..,,....-tofd lhc1ll (-ihar ...... I he _ f. . . ol II.\ .......,ooa," P..ll A offlrial ~ V.llco• vatd •lhc .....,...._ Oro 1Jir " \a 111< ....,. lime,- Sl..,_. - - bt ..s roo 1M I~ lh..,..P ........ mttn<~ion wuh tht fnmcl\ and.,....,.,,.. Tht Scapon Oi¥tJioft, 10 <Onjunction ...,, .. Nl T A, hal in"ow<'d I ;womouo""l nmpelp hitlhliabtiq tile Pori of 8utfalo'o ...,.. role lo th< Sl . l. a - S<nay~ We. s,,..., oDd rn UflllOIIII'I'< 1n tilt . . _.. .rcbloOd ol Ill ~y . A~ .....,_;...,.l*l•odr --....... ,h< .-or tire....,. •ltt""ol )01>\ -4ollln ·~ .. tllr . . . _.... , . . . hem COftlllkltd .. draft. hoc...,_ '• ...._the a. at ._lnd •w lergeit i.aae-c::.e facility. ..._.elf 2 """"-' dt bull, ......... " " ! - ....... W<'lltm ~ Yorkt'fllumcd out 17),000 """''"" 1 bnutrful i..rlld>) "til« Sl Pa~ri(t. "• llal .,.,..,. nu tO hillll< Arttt• of BufltJo " Tllc 62ild uniAII ....... 1111Ktt4 2J~ ...~, Md Q¥c:r 4001) -dJ<n IO Ill< a~oqa 0c1awarc A - r.- ,.._. 10 v.-.. Utica StiUI • Tho Ull~cd lrillt•Ammcaa ""-'*~<'~~or t:ror County, ..,.,...,.. or the I\ plll'lldc, ckdarcd tlult ponoci-• .,.,. fr- p1acts u trw Wells¥ilk andpointaln 01!\lda. Ntarly •1 paniClplnl> and "')CCLUtou......, • did 1<o Ill< tl'1ldltional ln>h pun. Addrt-1 oo1ot come,. 10 truh n.,.. •bleb n..w"" llotlr or lhc c~owr~~..... . - . Aller 40 ,_,. on Male Street. tire ,.,_ -...s to O.V..,. A..,... • . _ t o 111« RePel T,_,.. _.ructiM ~ ._.... ·-<>I ,___, ....-. ttr<t.-. SIUdl,y, ,..,. 28 'IU' Cerml Ne. bfi·a 'M wlh aur ruwa r...t JUbjta to Nl 1 A approVIII. A Masott Pion lor th• Butralo 'Jcal'O(I " olio brola "'"'"""· IIICOrporllnla r«omn>Mdllooru from all pwblc IIDd pn•ar< 1n11itutloft• luiiiJII lA inllc'Rnl lllltrCII ill the ~·· opcnl.,.... Tllc ....., ..;)I ....... "' 10 f..Oy lliii)JC the faaiii.JD ..... ~ ol tk l'ott . .... art......,.. 10 wit...,.. ""'"' otrcieh <'lll<d .._. ......... Mol•" I] l j''cnut»"*'g JOUr ...... ~- tis tap~~~-. pilei iheR people not criy~(rj-peapla. ..,~~..... . Sq-• •••Y -orMaiiiSttect. n......,...;.CllliCf:lcdtow....-.••-• or Maiol Street will bt blocked to~ trofTIC G1KZ tbt LststT :XOJ«l i> COOIIplclcd. Thcthaac oltllls,._',....,.. _ .. •• ~yforlllc HMd...,.,..S," ' .. ............ noon~._.......,... ,..._ or l&llllcfa.......,~ s.n.n......,.. • a.- OlftoM ol "*" aa.-......,.... . ......,N.Y. 14202 WILUAII Z. REICH, -.., ........... c...... ..... ~-. �OU> _ _ , . . . . . . _ _ _, _ _ . . . . , . . , . _ _ L. ..-11"----·- ...... ........... ~ ,..,.~ c.oo-_.,.._...,_ .. ... •......,c:__. .... ............... ... oiK_,...,..,.,_..,_,...~e& .._.,_.., ~ i Cboc:op> Noooolay. Moe! b< ~ Kctta- u ...ed IUm lOtti on a ,.._,11 ~- .. tli>qrted .... ....,......, i ;::_•.. - MO<t, . . - riK to <adtd Ottly - h s lata •llillus - • " - " " '• ~ doal>«!d Kctltf's .........wp lllilot>« .... -...c~ .. _.,.. willlioo the .............- . lbc:re DOl rally • of , .. lcadalrlnp,.. . . cta.cd. N b .... ......, IOollh to tdl ..tltft polo<) .....S ~) coodlocu "<r< - e d " • Mott dltl-.e tlut M bdd l(cua in h..,... . ......, ...... bolll 1M Sp.cuw, and Ollltr SA l>f'll<illh, olllootlch ' 'thai is oo< IO . ., thai I llxMIIIIt h< wa a ,.... Pra1cl<nt,'' loc qulctlr add<d Mou'• ............ Sch....u. .,.. ..... 'oc:ally - i l t to l(.fttn 111M rh< po..-o SA Prt:lidtJitJ and lie """""' dotdy Wltb ROfCII to ~ IM 1;'1- to R<P ll1ick Sdo-u ..... ...-wblc r.... ......,._. ell...,..,.....• ............ ~ Jod Ma,..tolln. wbo atppcd into til< SA Praodmcy t~"""' -.told 1M~ _j be ........, ..... Ken<r'l ia II ,...,. h< a.-·1 beer! fOOd for the On.-.itr'• audmu." Ma,........,,, a f1111·Ia• •udal1 ll UB, a&lac~ed tM . , _ , . , IJD>inc. _.... ..... tl ·~ lypocal of .... ....... admi••,...._.-routlcd ie KG«)' and OWIJ' ftO<n tbc q< of U<ld<nll and f..-ully lbh - .-..._ioo - Ketter's student antagc:rists of h il•m Ya tbc f0<11Kr .. - yesteryear rejoice Thtoupout h11 tenure. Uoivenlty ronn<r E.dilor-in.Qid rq>clfUd that 11< betit>ct Ketter (ltaoi...S tM Uniwnfty oommiJllily in 1!179. c:bcciq that tile PrCllclcnt was ~ mort in deatula bit ....,. rather than oervina .-htr term. .. AU M w.nted to do PfO•c M CIKild be rc.appo,lnted;' IIDSCD explain<od, uwbca M had abiolutdy no lntcnllon or eomplctniJ Pr<ddc:ol Raben I.- Kc:n<r was oftcD tlalts paitued U I villainous ftaut<, a ID&II insuallcd. to restore law and otder «o a riot4oru campus """' continued to nllltb<lllscitutiool u a disciplinarian, rather than ad~ina to bit term:· mtd lh< <"- of th< 19'05. Rosen. dufina bis own ttoun aa Tht Pcrbapo oo one bdpcd ~ this ~,..,·, hdm. oil.. times called r"' ptrC<Pfion 1110« than tM t<oo fund&m<OW ~cr to ral,n and filled tM paper ....... studml aro•P" oo-eampu$-l'M Spmfllm · · - INf·Kt<ttt cnatt:rit.l HiJ and til< undetpaduau Student A$soc:iaioo balleyboocd aory ia I!J71. c:bcllfiC thai tot> (SA). Thi• antipathy multed In an own aduuoistr"'ors m Capen Hall had lost caroplli&n to strip Kctt<r or his Pr<Sideacy. confKicncc ill tM Presidency doew tM that peaked durin& lh< simultan<Ousterms of attention or the Uruvcnity Council and th< SA Presicknu Rkhard Moct (and "-tl surroundina <omll)unity. Schwatu.) and Jay R-.. u 17tt Spm.-'s Rosen illd bu llltitud< wu baled on two EtlitO<·in·Oiid. facton-on< trodltioaal and lbc ocher Cotttacted Monday. th< form<r >tilden! &rounded in OI>POlilion to K<tttt'> pOitcies. lcad<fs condemned til< Keuer Pmideney, ' ' Hlsto<blly, IMrc bas al~..Y' beer! 1 much· UP~essina correct and time _.ould prove thicr opposition to !Cella' iusllfocd. 1cnsion becweeo tbr pa,pc.r and tht adminl>tndion.'' he noced. sayi121 that rochcn on"""'""' - • .,.,..,_..,. mou&b to •'Oi« OJli)OSition ' to the Ptulclent dUriJII ll)t bdaht of his poWtt. o-,tloto Rootn, a vocal ot>poncnl or Kelter durin• hio two rcat stay • 1he rornront or aud<nt polltko. oald h< '""' .. amused" by Ketter's annouoccmmt, but not surprised.. T'he: f'ad Thu>thcr probkm ,.aslhr Kcucr Slylt and the Prt:sidtnt's f~ tO provide inDOYIIlYC and cn.a~ivr leadcr$bip to a campus undeca.oln.a mud~ tran.sidons.. Rosen rdi<f and llttlo surprilt that Ill< admlnistruot bad f....Uy Sltppcd uide. and aumed tbll 1hdr arawnenu bad beer! .. dltlfJ<d. " H~ wu a nwt wbo ran tile Unin,ily by forCit of IerrO<, kCCPfna IM bumaniWUn clerneau 111 t:tled by tbreau, .. ROfCII ..,.._.,., ..and M ltp tw cn1irt adulinisi'"'"'J orr btalaoc< by bern& a m&llltt or bwuucr.UC COOUOI ... Yt< ~ loda) . _ 1 f&llil in his'""""' , ...o yCWa - · The EditO<-it>.Qiid, now a llfWIUIIe lludm\ • New YO<t Unt•C1111y, C>OnCCdcd in an onlcrvieoo Monday that IW atac:k was coo pc:nonal 1n n.au•-e, rathc than l usr focwina hi> tiWilt on KctW's I(:LIODS. And Kctltl turned this >11111<1)' to bk.,..... advan1aac. '"Thr mort Tlte Sprc1rum railed qo!IISI lum and embittered its tiClad<s,'· Roo<n admiuetl, "tbt , _ . h< i~t~t ........, it orr. >tlYin& It was )Wl a bwlch of _ , . auc~m~s . ·• ROfCII said that 1hert ..,.. t:110ttt)l fodder in Kenor's ~ to mab a ""-' "*"" aaaltw him ra1hcr lh111 jua auad<ina hiJ pr:nonal aylc. "Rathcr tllan llUd Ketter's CIJ<liOnlle Uru.....Uy, """ portrayed 111m M a n~lhk:u tyriiDI. which b< ......... ""' abotdcl hav< beer! IDOK rdcntless i1l our auacl.s oo his record~ n Ro5tn ~mined . lmplratlo<o Yt< Rosen's lltackl 111$pll'cd MoU to tde up 11>< anti-Kt<tet cawe, tM r.....,.,. SA l'ruldcnl maintained thh - · Coauoaed i1l Pr...dmt dld """" oomc " ' - r.. Keu<r, " " - - tllat "" cmaia ..._ rdauta to pubfte ......., cdldlioo tbq orr.. ooWd ..,.,. and ....., wor"ted taplb<r. "On l.binp tin"""'"' cuu and...--. be and .... ~ ........ _,."""' trith Ulft>r1'1Q1ioa, .. Ma)'mOiul cluascd. Ye< for .....smu and •ndcrarwl-a 1ft particular. Kcucr was 1101 as fOOd a s _, •"OUld havt tital, ~ ~- His own rdaljorui,IP tritJI Keuu was oo< as bod u th< Untvcnay P r - lnalto poruay il. tbr lormrr SA ofllaal nocetl. -as fOOd as CUrmlt SA dridllldl T - y Sbettuol ctau....s h< >haro witlltlortot> llilmiDilmoor. ..Tbc .... tbre<"' , _ ~ """' - !hOI SMdoooo • 1M •illl boa al\cr til< ~ had baled. ''Slledsaa didn't dnl "'COI1ftootaloa politia, wtlilc . otbas did,.. 1M a-SA l'raidaM QlloDcd. "I Maycr!IOba saod, ""'"" ftNI to deal _.......t JOrCS ('VCI\-.. . . . . . . . ., ~he didn't Rodau addtas." For ta is o.-n p.arc . Sht-t ba.n anochcr camp111 Kelter c::litott to leave oo• . He praised til< raipJn& Prddmt for wortiq dOidy with aud<as • ,_. iftlponmt islAos mtl for potlunf for compktion of the AmbcnJ Kctttr .._ (til< U..._..,) <apal>ly... .., was SOfiY tO - bim ao,n Sh<diM lamom.ted, "bur at loaSl he: kh a at ilK wbm It ,.;u be R:bltivdy easy to fmd . _ _.. me li.ctc the Go' 'ffnor speak was his allcsed or suppon for lhe Stat~ Univer~Wof New York (SUNY) l)'$lcrn. Earlier Sh<cl\an c haracterized Carey as UB's "Public Enemy Ntlmber One. " due to his failure to bonor his 1974 campai.an promises or support for lhe syltem. Asi<k from student prottSU, fdlow Council mernben raised objcaions to the first chol<t!, pointin& out that having Carey s~ak at UB's commencement could imply lhat the Unlvesity W1IS makina a political statement. Sheehan nottd lhat he saw the commencement sp«<b by Ktt.tcr as a "farewdl" address. and he "wondered if it coeld take a mo~ appropriate form." The Governor has not b«n dimimued from the roll or rwure speakers, acoordi~ to Millont.i, who explained lhat be will make recommendations to the speaker sdtcUon c:ommiuee. He adclc:d lhat Carey will "be on lhe list of possibilities." Ketter coofltmed lhatlhe main reason the-Council asked him was his upcomina raiJnation, but be rM~ar~bered another posslbiUty. "Wbm l fim came, l lhink I said til of the comm~nt sp«<hp for lhe lim lbrte or four years," Ketter • said. He pointed out llaaL while it cost £rom Sl,OOO 10 SS,OOO for a spcalcer, "wbeo you 1M Pnsidentto speak, it doesn't cost a -penny." a« Wti .. ,<lr«ftd... h• told DC"'~. tJaat a.-. ........_ Mllionzi picks Ketter over Caey for Commenametspeech Studen1 protests over tht possible choice or New York State Gov~rnor Hugh L. Cat~y as commencement s~aker have tvaporated with 1he invitation and aa!Cpl~ of University Pre$idenl Roben L. Ketter replacing !he controversial polilicjan. Conflict trupted when Univtnily Council Ch11irman' Rober1 Mlllon.l i offered lhe spealtina CONemcnt to Carey in ~arly February. Most di~nt arosr from the Student A5sociation (SA) and peaked wilh plans for an alttrnllive graduation scheduled to be held lhe !by before the actual ceremony. The Council PresidetU learned last Monday lh.l1 Carey will be in brad during UB's commencement. Three days later, at the monthly Council meetin& Millontl asked Ketter to speak at lb< graduation-a request Kette.immediately aranted. UB's I Htb commencement is scheduled for May 17 at 1ht Buffalo Convention Center. Havlna Kcttcr'U a speaker is "a vast Jmp rovemenl ov« Carey, ·• SA President Tom Shedwt said. "t don't want to knoc!k Presiclcnt, butlltyont would jle an improvemenl over him (Caley)." He theorized lhat "MiUonz.i and lhe Council 'll'&nted to show a IOkm or r«~ to tbe President-and &fllduallon was an ideal way." 'T'he main student objt:etlon 10 bavina ...... , ~·l ... Kcttt:r - - tbq _ , ~ 10 . . ""eltua.." - E•-•• -"'"'"-.,- ue..........,,-,., - f ~ :e ~ J • ~ " i - �i .! I J Move not a suprise to kin, as Ketter resigns his post The rimiq of UB Pruodcnt Rol>tn L Ketter's' rcsipoliDD annoUIIC...,..,,.,....,,...,.,..o~>Jm.«,olr"lu.ord. butllca~Mu no•lltJ>fW 10 tile Krtl<rl' l l · - old son Ml<tlad . ;;~;;;::=:;;;:;;;;;;:;;::;;;;;:;~;~=~;;;; ~ SUB-BOARD I, Inc·. Your Student Service Corporation AN~OL'NCES - POSITIONS AVAILABLE for St' MMER- FALL '81. SPRING '82 HEALTH CARE DJV. DIRECTOR: <=• •ordintllt:t the odminiltn•tion of the l'bttntllk.') f l:tini<:td lnb. &c""'liw l'..d....,.ttic .n l '4'atc:r. rbt: S uod..11t llwh IMuniJICC l'n..,...m.lllo•ocl Mubik: l>ri\-.:-. & Hw lth "'"" tdtllad..._..,.. Hr-.- ( ::C.dl. The dircclur • • • OIIPCM-.,.tbt: ·-iun ctl the(;,...., IA'lbll S..T· ..._Off.(: - llouoint Office & the l ' J\. T'teka C lff'-. I~"'Wii l..il>r.on & ...... GROUP LEGAL SERVICES PROGRAM DIRECTOR: ~ · G~OOP t~ . o1 <;..111(1 LEGAL .SBRVICU ....,.. &nit.u. rhe """' ....s....t die.-_.,......-~ "idrlll 11M: ..m.. 8t-- .....-. --~DIPUS HOUSING DIRECTORI (4 , . . . ~ tilt I~ .............. a...c-Hr.............. _ ..... .._ .................... l 'A · coar-. .,..,, .. v.., ,.._ ere. "11'1 been V\"rl' diffi<OIIt somctunn." •he noted . II_..,, tbc ~ nol o((C\'1 Mr ~olont«r work II IM Uftolmtl) Sbc "dl <'OCIUIIII< 10 • ork on tM rmo._oon of IM Oonoan 0 Manm Hou.c aod • ill lho contlnoc to IPll<lf on ..bk ood .,..bile'~"-· When Krtcr re6nqwollc!o bis JlO'IliOO " Prnidcnt an Jonuory 1912 111< fomlty will ~ OUI or tile Uni•cnlty-o• "f<< llouoe on Ltllrun Oti• c u. Eaauu•..tlt 'The: Km..-·• O"o a home m Nortll & malo and a fartD in Allqha>y County. Accordma 1o M.c:bld. his fllbtr i• •• .....tltnl ""''d<nf......, ODd 1ta1 plant to- o""' ~ fortM fiiiU1) ''He alao buo pnc he'• locm 10or1<1n& 011 for ,.... - : · MJdltod " It'• bead 01 a ......... alluce lidcd coetin- tr1d ••• ot'>- or llllfloolobi<sn 'The: Mtl<rl ...~ llucc 0 ...,..,.. IC.oJ ()()). (211. - Miry (l.S). They olio .....,. wee pwoddUidreo. Xar ~ a.pmocd tbc , . . . _ . of the mt or llor X.Ucr dan. u ..... .. . WI) .,.._., oboooJ .... .,. tMillcd . Kater hal~ plant fO< o OK re-llll>betlal. lkfO<C he ret.,.. 10 UB Ia 1912 • •laodiaa profc:uor ta the ~ D<penmcaa. 1oc plan$ 10 COIIIplct~ - ' t on two boob .,..._ly Ia pnllrftO. ••II f- . SQUIRE/ AMHERST Dl\'. DIRECTOR: <:.. ........ St"""-t ...:ti,;ne. ~ ie s.,.lnl ll•~l us c::a...;,_..... ul the l 'ni'-..:nil)· s...w. a ....-- • 1<0., Mrs. Xrtltr ldm1ncd 1hll a "ould 1tc aooc1 10 IIMIIy be <Mil or tbc poobloc Pl' BLICATIONS DIV. DIRECTOR Cc•wdinnt<.'O Suh-llc oml I publi.>utic101• & publtctll' mcludint muntltlr ,.._..;,;o...._ ..~ N oehullllt.'O ft "'""'"'' int<-rcst I!Ublicotio••.. ......... lit . . . . . . _ - ·-.e. o frcc-Unce pbot"'ffiPPIcr m Newplan• York"hen C'ilr. Krtt<J rncalod t1t.o andMichael, lti1 fllbrr talked llltout IM rmanatiO<I "M onMo b...u- 1rip 10 tbc Clly 8 "I_....., him to 10 ahr:od W..h it," Mtcllad uld "llnola PraiclcM allord ••• to_.. .. ....,..ror ..._ " ...,.,,...,. you'•• clooc II you cu do," he rcll<acd, "11'1 u.r 1 0 oo." MJdlad lddcd. "He kcpo • • 11 lloc u...cn.r b7 no~,....._ •roac • tlac orr~tt." Tile Ptaodaw'• ..,f.. Lol),- plcucd ......... . ''TIIcUdo•e a11 1llrilcd.•• w ~ 11 .... 11Hncla)' ........,. .,.,. "Tiley ....... thew dodd)' '*'L D<W .,_.,.,. . . . . UWT 111at IJMdl>a s- @' __ MCAT·LS.AT·,GMAT SAT·ACT·DAT·GRE-CPA . . =-....._....,_ :o=:-=:t............... ...... ..:'1..: ..... "- ..........._ ._... 186-4012 .................... 1GD~H_,. LN. -·- ~, �Caribbean __..,_ _ Students Association presents ,~''! CARIFEST •a t Beginning: ~~ f j ~ t· I ! March 26 Food Tasting Thursday, 8 p.m. Lecture ~· Movie ! Red Jacket Lounge (2nd floor) i March 27 Friday, 8 p.m. Cultural Show Woldman Theater, Norton Hall March 28 Fashion Show Saturday, 8 p.m. Dance Fillmore Room, Squire Hall Searchers begin the hunt; · filling rolls the first move liJJouK. a..,lau Pfonu.0111 10 mirrO< a ''brood ~of Ill< Uoi.,...y_wlty," tbt Pmocltaill Soard~ Commllt«, .,.....ally.........,. of oaly -"<n tbt lhli"..mtr Couftcil,,.........., ~ .._ .._r... ,..... or rc:pram~ ...-u co c..wc ·~toeal'" ~ ~. "Tbt~will ~_,. .............. oftlllr OIM..nily," • atal<d llocb Cowacil and c-mlu~- . _ Scocucn.- ~.. chat, t<dlnlcdy o Cou.adl ...........,...,..,, sbo ....,.. "IIWlJ haas." " I rm I rq>r-.at cho Buffa!o cownunicy," tho lawya ot~ued. "Noo only cho (UB) .,... CIOINIIutOiy. boA Ill< Ictal. om-tty and remolc all"""' l'Oft1Ut\tCDOCS.·· Howner, s.-t'h eoau..ctcc .........., and c - i l Clwrmua Jtoben Mdlocou. abo.,. olt.....-y, -"" 111< 1<p1 illlplladoooo or 1111& -o~-. "I ... tbt by low," tho U.i¥cnloly Co<uocil mcc:nc<d. podltina 10 tho Q111t ,...,-<lid Sht< u...,..,..y or Yort ISUNY) auoddita whicft 11>< tbt Couftcil tho "lqjol autbority" to nom~not< Prnid<1uw <andiclotn. To cwlst In tho CouiiCII'I cka•ion, Mlllonzi-•ho ,.ill dwr tho Snr<h Cornmm~ a sp«1a1 ••b...,mmilt« -Ina or various campus toruUI.......,.. has bt<n ...abUihod, "W< will ha>< rq>rnmcatioo rrom tho \ludrnc bod,.._bolh tho Sludcr>t ~ion (SA) and tllo. Groduat< Sludrnc ~ (GSA)," ho ckplolnod. ''Th<r< WID llbo bt ......,.!!.<" rrom tho raculty, ~~ prof-..J aarr aodlla< Aluoui Couacil." Mttlonn 10 rcmtUn -tid< tho ool<d- of tbt U•i•.....: 1 r<t)ft:S<111atJ\U, and watch "d<mocncy ............ SA Prnodmt Tim Sbtdlall, who mu witb MillonlJ Moo.la) momina to disarnlho Commiu« oppointrmniJ, made t h < - vow. Pointlna to tbt <nd of hh lttm •• student ao-crnmrntl..clcr, Sllechan wd he has d<ddcd to delay tho choio< or SA Committ« m<mb<r until art<r ncx~ •«k'• cl«tion. "I'.. ..,.... 10 wall r... two .......... bt csti-od. "At that llJDC I cu <>11nM1k '"lb tho uowty cleaoct SA ~ lc8dtn." Tbt dday wil 001 "bond anyoo< 10 my dec:rsioor.'' Shccban ~. nouna that tbr D1R llm< •iU ...,.. bim to "aa • JIOOd ideo or tho colib<r" or poa>bl< Comnutt« candidorla. Sh<d\an ckplolnod that MtllonlJ had su<Ued tho lmponantt of tho &electoct proocso durinathdr CM<tiOI Monday. "II,.., kind or a P<P talk," • tho Mudcnt leader lauabcd. "He sold that it was lmPO<tanl lo aot people who ...,uld CODilibone intdlia<ntly durina tho <ntitt search." S<hotna Mllond. Sconien eddod that savina on tho Commiuo sboul4 001 be "o chon:", but o "''<fl' tmponant" P<GCa1 "I om p1rm«1 10 lor 1«h an onrichi.,QP<rlcnoe,'' she Aid. "It's • lhar;., lliod of cu ruu11111 poo;o.. raccJa.s t h o _ , . , ~• ..111 be lhar Pttslllmt tboy cu be proud oftlllr Oftd '1SUIII.;' Whllo tho SA tqJrCS<DWJ-e 1MY 1101 '!< cledckd until ftlid·April, Ill< • Prortlaiooal StorrScMce m<rnber IMY be odccucl as wly as Frida.)'. ''Our ra:ommcndlllioors (ror ehoocltol • c-.ittec Member) •ill . . _ - w h o U. tl)e ptRp<Cil\oe of tile ...rr -..1 is ocuw iA tho Miff," eo--c.,. Play Major Nya Band Dinner will be served at 6 p.m., March 28. ltiHQ•"' &IUOI' on March 29 Sun~y Featuring: For more information contact: Dean at 836-5017 Norman at 636-4703 Diane at 636-4880 "One Aim-One ~ Destiny ·~ lp;aamma~aa~maaaaaaaaaa:a:aaaaaaaaaaa~maaaaaaa a..ar- ALBANY LOBBY DAY! has'"""" """'""'In """''"*' r... Pror..._.. - uplaloed StorrS.... CIWnnu -..laIC. Jola-. "We ncod - w h o 1w an brtmot Ia Ill< lJtlhomicy and tllcrdort will be lnt......oct Ia 111< ......uc.. or tho J'raicSaL•• · J~ .,.._. 10 tile ~ that a..irmu-doa .,.._ K. Wachob coWd be tho Selw<'l-121< body thlot pcrna llllr Uttiwaay's _.r-My ClllllloY<CS-choict alkr Friday'S Ex«<lli>< c:-mill« t<Ssion. "H< (W..-, woulcllll*k ror doir -~ Ptorcuionol Slalr s.mte," JobNOO ooaliauocJ. "JhM iDduM ~f...... o ....... _ . . . . 10 tho lOP adltDnituJion.'' , ........ ~. clec:lrtloclto -linD Wedrob'•~ ~---- . . did 001 - t o .....a, rh< coollclaltlU<y ofllllr a-itt« proceodlap-e """~ _,. i - * il of Ill< •. _ ~.. dwrina tho Conur>itta'•-. "lr..,. cloa't ba"" coolldotlbalily..., WOG't ....., mdibillty." Milloa.li WWfted ...~ aDdidola - • odiCt ......... aocl they would DOl .....,. It known that dley'r< lootina ror IIIIOdl<r job." Mlllonzi Cllploiacd that tho rdoll"" oiJ<oce of Commltt... IIIOIDbftt i& tbt ~><one "halllnort)'COI'4onaqualily that .,. .,. S«ldna" ·~p«tod procccdinp. to con•in• tlv'c>uallcM Attend the Albany Rally and Protest the Tuition Hikes ALBANY LOBBY TUESDAY, MARCH 24 An informational meeting wiD be held Friday, March 20, at 3 p.m. in the Talbert Senate Chamben.: ~ * l!alllaaaaaai:IIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII:IIIIIIIa:a!l I �........ _ . ,.. . ._ .._ " '_ -tL _ a_ _ ..... ......, !- .......... J_ - ,_ t l, l2 _ _ _ _ ,.._,""'- ~ _,' ... --UII'acfwouolrM... o-lh.. in ......... - . . , . _ _ - · '""1 by Pete Rolen u_..,, ,,.. _...._..,.,,_on u- . . - -.,.,_ l"JI.ortc~ar _.,...,.,_,,.,~,oltl e - ma "-'Y ~ -·~ .. _ . . Elljoy Tlla _ , . . _.,. 1001no1 11w' tMI,.... - - · -.. -- ,........ -·-etl-c..... upt. . actiOIIM_ .. _ . . loolhtbtllet ...... _ _ _ ,,.,,.,_WIOI-floiC_Ie_ .... Onit \f-- neJII _,'"11,........- . . . .... ~~~~- •• ,...,~ -·-- .... ...... _. MCb pe~ II'& lilY_, - l i N d LO IOtce you ~ 10_• .,..._ It II ~Ott I« Sl~ -10011 P t - 1 Ttm 10 My ht .. _,.- 10- Kellet'&I.,_IWO Onclt"" . . , . _ , , . Proai<Mnt I« 1111 line PtfiOtmonee F« ~· IMI!ore SIMteNtn .. . - , leld«< lla..O COiled lOt ,... 1 - o i - lr«n Ule -nl&lr&110n I~ lludwnll. , . . . , lhe"y "'_.. COfnC)tatMG lutk; auertt~ •• OIVtf1 I<; octclamlea anct stUOtml-thougllottvr comori" ,,. •ut ""''""'' ol '"" .na, StudeM ~. ,.,..,. catttM:t tor mot• op~n ~;p w•lh D4••1~ tf\0411 on dllc.e-..ona lhal atf~ tN Whole Tf'eY ,,.....,_. calt.a tOf uw Pt...oor'lft 'ftOOI\OIIon So ... toocl< .a !lsi on. 11-!M . . • - ro _ , - · ""'~-,.,. Kettw ........ - ····-...-... In,.,.,.,.., .._ .... out:11 • • iN>ul • " 14\lle "~~~"~'""' -oe II It 6•-•tno to -l<elter lal lilt. lklllplo "'""·• ,,., tile,_ ••eo P- · a ..,... oon• ol - ·eM~ won , _. ano "patltnca" TNtaouncla ulf I t t - cro6lt>no -~ tnlloaool com....,...ty , ,., ,.., lncliceuon oiWhat U 8 - lillonlltt - n &I '"" .,.... _ . ___ tallied In ttnn& o4 httll anct ltl 1\U oono taiiMH than -tlno ti!O OACUon In wllldt UB """'"' plan t o l.allly It 11 1Mionun11e tllel the Commlu" commlloloned w•tn -tno•..-P-Ia,_..,un,_.,.,eovnciiPr-ntllUCMt I Mlilonl:l- 1\HaltO ........, no Indication ol-~~!Itt to41wiK ol 1111 1\eJUao lllratlon "' - ol 11111 It an 0'-'"' .. un'-"'' .._ ~1-l>wl--~nowolollloolllowlll<&-lwncllontoncl­ llel -11-...s he&.,._ II...., IU<n lolliiOtlb lhfoo>gh lila S I I I - I that II< llal n o - Of th<o ~ attbt-~P<ocesoeolnAiblny --•nrlnooglll tnto KIIOw•uca or ~Y ...,_ll'tli'P '" 1rwa dec.l4t ke too .,-••.., !(.Iter lOt • • - " - . . - ' -· gtoong no altonliOn ....,.,_to,,. .... 111\el ......., l l t l t - - ~ not- • Prauoent. 01 .,. .. • "'-4" flOC to hlfaaa trw rwn to tN ..., to_.....,, UB Will tile..,. ...n 111J wj{n lite Pa&t KetiW wat I IIQI>Itr lof con&IIUC"- • ..., I altong budG« -~ ht a good -~"'t' tmaoo lof UB anct D<ougnt 1M as ctii1C1141\, but In lm .....,. - , . . . , . . , _ . . "'I' 1,..,.. ,.... .,.. ......... They dill....... - " " " ' 01,., W<lllfl- find-- '"* •wne wm. ._01 ,,. - ........ E~~... ........... - K.......... -- Elena Catcavu ..... CloodcNitl .. ,. lin .4t~ln.Qf - . ·-· -·. . . . o., . I hA4 A had • ~~ M t'M ~. . Yorl ... VW'"-" l'OV N• &6ta(lr ,..... a natM fQII! )'OUfiiMt ...... I N,.. "-••~"~~,;: • ~ • ..., )'Otlf c.AI\1 ,.~. Mine: • •ti'ICNt CltJoH'oO -""'11-00011 paragroah&. or •tot* fof that rMttet .,. YCI ,..., all loa6 10 lite aamo end-lilt 1M! --"'"" pagl' A WfiUM fT!U$1 be AretUI W~ M UHS WOfOI WCf't . . 1111 " 11'1 qUill POioil>lt tOte -lonct moy t~m ...,Ito And - ·· - ....,. ....-""''"' --_ - too ...,,... tor t1ght' "fNtlt " c.n... ~y thin """" otlltf r • ...,.. •• Pans. t!le~e o.tnC>ty- to too II ..... ,.,..,. lolcNcaft. lfiCI ....... .......... ............ -.....,. ,,. T~ WhO hw lit AufhOI CU1 ...... _.N. •u Ot\Gf' kno•n •• AuthOf•a AUthoii\1 But w.,.en one UIIMIPtoyed Ctili<l IUOOISIIMI '"" IIlio 11 _ , . redUISanL I _ , _ It 10 ""'~ • "''"""' Cl1y Author Cit)' Ma mount..... of ..... """tOW"(( DQ"II~ •aJierS -....; - · ol - · .... _.,..,d-" --•-llwowgiii,.,.WOIO• 1\lSitl..-yandltl- So ITif Slo<lel a~ encl Willi....,,... oleo " ' - •Ill ,... .,II., My 1 lr- T"e OIIWIS ............... MtiiMCD atOQ I'Of\S O<t perjodt Ekn thef"e .,.. tNMt~ fOedt.. hm1t,_. "'*' ol tmlo-1 II>OO>QI\11- claicr.pl..,. Some 00 ,...,..... 01,.... 00 _ , - · No ........ same. 101 they all - Autltority tho IIICI -A~IItor'• to lite - 1---.. , . . -·0-..........---attest< AUihor'l Aut~lty. to the ana Is not .our lo""""'"" AltOOf)tylltt<W<M~-IIc:an~"'"lo liD type ol licllon and II -Old M ""' Me 1111 011 II Ia t o - - - 1M>Wg11 only"" _ . . . , . _ Cl_ _ l.,...........,. ..,,.. anlllneetllvtut..,. , allord to do IIIIJ1 '"" war uw, -tnoulltl "'' .,.,..,_ No t - '""'""''no ....,.- Milt IIOIIItbtKetler 111-thl lncl tlloqua14iellllat ,...,.... Cla1rned _ , tadUno. Kattt< Ia ~~ that we ........, con oo o..,thtno that • wane 8v1 hM come so Of' aa ctoH to'"'' •• we c.M anc:t *"It •••.,., ......... liMit 11~- bollott 00.... on ... I'll' _ , IIO<y they don'!. I notltlng !Mtto Ulo'a P1f1 mlgN run..,, to 1 once,......, Unt•wllly _ . , 8~t lie G06 not II!Ob<li>o lilt lorces otth15 Unlve<&>tr - dlcl 11e - • t • ol 1M. "''"' no ,..IlL My taat ...n1 bol wnlton ano Wtth tho opoltlllO&I &net etNtr.ity tbat mlgnt na .. COttoetl UB tlii-n 111 t...,.. can't bolany Ollltn difi<Cvh!H a 111110 ,_fi tntocl "- did notiPU< Ilie cenhdenco tnat ~If ,.,. ma1n110nod - p i tile 1111-t hl4 D<OO..-oln recent rewa But Oflly In roooontrlno enct ol I hOM taunt con we . IOoll to -.ec~ ,_, '" t1182 ttla wr.iii..,J llltt ..e.,., llnd on etlmlnlouatot Th1s "'"" lo nor..,..,, ma. no mallw ,.,., Ute cntlca - lCIOn'l - - •• I WfOIC a loiOf)' Of'tOt W'l .... • 1M f . . anctl'l ... ,..., . . ..., 011- _ .......... _ . . . ........0 . - 1 ......... 1 , . _ ..... ........,.,... . . , . _ . . , lht taco MClin I M - - t i i O ~-Yin IJMIIOC4t~o~~ct _, A"' bOt City At! '*"""· -loW.,....... S o · - ...,loft.anct wftll ""'lQQr · - " " ' llell• _ . , . ., _ ............. _ _ ,..,.. .................... &.---tllt-lot!IIO'ft9..-dl..... btl!ol-, Coty Corne ""'I .loMny ll'a pan of , . . -.roll ,... you ,..,. o1 ,,. tu•~ ol ......,. 1ft ....:h a wriiW'o Pl<ad'" aa ""lllor C<tt 1101 pieHaOOn'tiMI 1"'- )'OU wt ..... u - YCMl aremy_r_oai>eti)'OV-..anct)'OUna.. UBPOO... IIrin _ And--,_ a.e.v.. ' ''" .,_ be!OIO VO'nQ Of\ •.••• only.,., • - " " " - . n g - ........ - -.t·t _...,...., ' Joaoplt ........_ Tller ~leraPy IIIII - · •n kt....-, COO<;Ita. 01 ttwy wnre on cl<des, or ,..., write 1ft ..met "tt<llly 11111 .....,If thong .. 101 COft&lf>. ,....,..,. 1101 ~ They aay tr.ng. 11110 . , . lllan't Wl'lt.... e..,...ang IIIII to. yeera. I holt lhal -~- Ctitica Otlncl, - · , ~ -·1ft "'-' Amor>e 1M-. of~ erl l o - ,.,,.....,. ___ _ .,......,.. - . . . • ..,.P - ' - l<llollooont ~·- - z ooont .. ~ "".. . ·-10 ............ - - ~loklatn.wt,.,Ctly ~&l!ac:t<s 1Ny -•-wlfton-IA;IItatllaldocloreoultl-..lyatle<~t,... Unwwattr MO "' .-.no .-. ,.,. ......., ... to ..,. , _ ~ - · .........,., .. - ) "'""' , , . _ , _ , llw - Soll ...yono&IQ 1,...,." • not 1001.11 me, ~· ot wo.t t"'t cut~..,.., &a!' _ ~.. - - - - I.AoltllaKet. . . . . - w- Iii ,....,. I'll too ••nlllgthlt '""' '" • 11t0<1 While I - · tnllnlall loll -.lact . .h Blacl. tm-. \'0001 • Ill e lttwlltO<I tile The,.,_. .. ~ -... .... ~..... - -""""'"""' Sloo ,,. , . . _ . . , . _ . IMI 1t1 J_.,., . -l<eltw'olonnal.,.__ _ ..... too lofll04 .... . - OVfR THf 'BftR 0 I~ ..... -...-.............. f~Oti qftLfS Jwtaol<eltt<IIN-IdeOII\atl,.llmolla-toatop-nlroml/!e atMP!e Oil Ilia """'to- oo .-ld Ilie un....uy dec:icla..., c.,,,..,,, ra t-.ltr P<oloo-.ally 11 to fiH nla pool The '""" 11aa COtM I«ft...,.IOtlllnltonlyol tllaiMIII~IIon-POO""'.,Y"''I'~•ttngtlla , t! , he&._,.·- ::;:...~~"::.- _ - t C .... _ o l _ _ _ _ _ t 1 logectw. .,...., So '"" not ~ .,., , ... "utltor"a C&lcll-2•. You don't rouno ·..,u. . ~...,, Autnor'l ""''~ J>IMIIhlot&onNliW attuov""' "'"ll>oo'lly ...,..,. VO<It Cfty .,,_ cor-o. Aut~ Cit)' 1\U n eluslwe r - . s In tact. )'OU Cllt coum lta tn-.nto on one ·--.. .,.,_,.,_....,.. .. ...,..........,. __ .... ....,.,.._ __ ....,.,..,_ .... ,..,...,_""" .... ...,_ol....... -· ....... _________ ._.... ____ ... .._... .. ,......... ,_..,_, --------- _ ~--··"" .. _....,....,_,___._. --. b ,, · - · - . - ........ - - 011 I ' l l ......... - - . - ......... hiiiO lloa--.. . . '!""--- MJIIWtO. 0... 1ft- City. �feedback i ~ f -f ~. ! ~--------~~r~--------~ ~[TI) ~ ForiJm~' J• • . r~ular W~KMnd•r r..tute oJ fM peettwn ~•lfi!Htd to ,...,, "" , _ "" • lop nd /0 -OUrlfle - I t riHI /0/loWing OOIIJIIIII drscu n IIHI polky rowoltf popuror mo..,..,,, ys the gt»ernmentlt &tltu~ quo It ._,., ~ubnl•ff" oy o VB Polrt•Clll - - mo)Or. Glonn -lfJ'Il ChaJ»n~ AI»Uiro. by Glenn Abolafla lt ll>e - P O - 0< the (milltatHy, economoeally) SI!00106r notion ol.,.yo on the IIQN' so. t!Min hvman11Y ts reduced 10 the aimpte barbat•tm ot "M~ht makoa Rtght •• F<N 'ns1anee. the k•nia.n ..CrisJa•• hn once again defnon~traJod to us tMt the IUP«J))w• hos the PO- ot economic oBianc:a end the mighty worghl of Itt l01peN1 empire to biQic <Jo 111 propogaJ'ldlot tttocu. liS Ideological IIIKI< and Itt POllt'"l ottock This weigh ~ lll<e tl'lfough the « en•lr• '~P m~ine. on.-· fOrum CC>Uf'tty. 11 ., , l"""y ohot tho touncs.tton ot 111 economy. 111o 'WOI'k«. never seems to perne.nenlty ltM n.tmself frOfl"' the \'oU ol tyranny In I<M~ they - • calllr•ut (lemembet the &nut-• on ihO 001 that tlatled the r...,.ul10ntty fleltS Cfturntng. Itt alone ohe lJS. bocl<td POlicies o1 11\0 ShoJI Amotiean tO<tlgn policy .........-to and ' ' ral&os the question of po~ the dl<octlont they can go. lei atone cho lomlts lhoe) can reach without A11f1 bar'bltk: lnte,.,....Uon (lc~<etgn or -stie). To wno clolm the US's •-•1 motal•nter;nty ••• uphtid ancs uplilted ~ttl aupptt or U>ePollshW.....,.(onothorma•-U.<Joj•tnot seem lunnr to you that 1ttt1 90'"fi'Vnw'll and s.uct'l newsr»~ a.a lhe W•ll StiNt Joum•l wete SUPPGnK'JO orgoniLOd lobot? Did It not DCCIII 10 yOU lholillhe &01118 .tmng h i - heft." would haYe ooen - t t y - n e l d end oulhedl As " Cockburn otatld, "the Pohsh Wofk.er-5 m thll21 Gdansk~· we~e catt•no lor on - · " " ' 111 unionism end workata' control. ~~ undcw the au•ck ot c:apUaJ. u~ are on the ret•- and t h e - ot t'*< <Iemonds are becoming more ouonwolld year by ,e&t. ThO - . - . e10 not .,.,_, trea. moll 6emocratK _..atton tM ,Ofld na..,. NOn. • - Why clo- COM111enlly-- • Otlt OutGMrs-, •rth wutormed ..~,.,..... wlth IMC4t gaostOfiO? Why e10 wo gtorlty arnotoc clellll th•-• to lho W0<1117 Theoo ort not ISOlated....,.. IM.t HISTORY lmpoorlll••m and cotonlolost'n hat ~ _ , . "prtm4uw·· neuon tt has ~ tnlo sphereS._ How - t h o mtchot!ram WOtll thol lhe - • Slt\lgQles 101 llbetatlot~ and he~'" .,, petC.t•ed u I"'IO<ISCiC." 0& "global eD'ISpl<ac>es''? long 111C1 to what ooct w.h bl&l•nt tMXM'!OmiC lnt...,s Md the terror IIIey bong bo justr"td u """"""' as roi-.J1 Vloutd 1he Jew toctey be con~ed • tem:ar·.st tf M •t• u- l"'*'t agtlnot h<a ""\IIUoOiiorl end - Foclsm ., Loun Anwlel? mo.ny .... bo muodorld 1t1 t O l d - ? - mony - . . . w•N bo .,.,...,.,.. . , . _ , . , . •l<tl!n .. - a- "''iCon latin AlnettUn, South A,.,ca.n a1c1 TNo Coun4ry to -tty~ arms- eld to lhe "olllctolty , _ , _ -emmenl or Et Salvon phony on~ ..- . . .. Agam. CIO not IOfOOI h<atoty the hliiO<Y ot thO Zlno•,.. le\18< tho htstO<Y ol tho "count••--" It 1\tcatocll. hiStory ot the US ~UStolratlon tor +II ...lnt.....,.llon In \/...,..,... ( - _... lht lett. . Chor- Whontlletlme 11 ~od r~. all.-tt....,., on the auack t.imUtt.aneoust~ with au 1he Ju51ih~tton , _ Tile ot>lnlon POll& ere odjvotld IO< lllo c:o<toct Lend towatd a rmOfation of Oapn.,i5tn They ara. numbers and proper percentages; the med•a Ia equipped wrth an the "o!Rt:HI commUftlQue& and ...- . inc:o<nl>&tlblo with It • us policy ....,. .. r\OOd$: 11\elaltnt'Nalloaallan! o t - up to • cy<~lclsm out ol "'".,.appatld . .... -·~­ the fora. (Thta ts a la.¥Otue dlrrice Wh~h tM: forces ot the - · cotldU&I\>ely ......... ! tynmy nave aJways used.. The aupetpowet II'WS tal Rhetoric Thll a looN • - • cone...., lett • poople are lnnuncs.tocl,.llh-t•ms thlt .,. .._ted 11 • - • Is any _.lt>llot\l or losing eo<~tro< o - a -roghtllho cot-leo.,. alfludl. 1M • btltlla wlth •· ...- · ·· with the deol<*l etltct thll wo,..., cuem~sta.ta. the United Sw1o1 ~ teson to ..other ' I>Umalftty, - - t....-r mO<e "atrenvtll." to the Ut!ltocl Stotto to be d<fectocl to -.... things lrO<n getttnv out ot ~nd ­ and l r - l'he United Slotes dlrmt 11 os trytng co ond pushed around by ~<hltd•ot• · althOugh It it f&Stfle·a moOerale cent., Ho-.woer. u. 'I'POftt~Jt<;'tde tho use ol t pr-ndl$1 deYIOOS perfected mO<ally end etllally conect the Olhet woy wound? In lrom El Sohralor thll rhe Nllng JIM>,. lo .W.C.Jy u - . Hhtor, thtt o1 the " ENEMY," a E•-rthlog 1$ Plocecl It>.,.,., oo.that lho . . , _ hyotorlctl1(11t- tellying e<y. "ThO GlObal E'*"y." the Guwd tor o t t - "The Conspltocy that witt oubjvgato the World." " The m•Y .. t•ke all means attd measure•.. te:Store us PO-· Tho nrlong Junt11 - t h o F.-s~ r'IJN tot da Solon lncamato." .,.. FOt Hitler It was "the Jaws· and exJslence ~ cannof rely on ttl awn people EMf'~ ltarllnv and lltdgttog heahh, l'-111> "thO llol""""iko;" lor the Un~ed StitH h II the ~ WblleRhelormor US ~lla&teot•,..., upon And lhe thototle IUU: "11\0 ··-ldwldo Convnunlot Contpirocr" As ~ bolo<e Cong<an lhll II ra rho Hltlonal Guard 11Wt d touncs.tlon of democ:rJoCY," "our - • t i c lcleaJo,~ erg.,... rta ofiOCI ~ to Ptt")'t • ,...,..ttuetioll of r - - I o < 1110 tnUN<lei lhal , .. . t-llltcolf> " the atollworto of 1.-n." It good 1mperlat lduloQ'Y sou to a,nong other things. tescor• Er S.lvadot (Including the t itling of AtMrican c:tatgyt politics to lolly " " " ' - - 1 w't t•on all thla. No wondet "Son ol HUAC" e. once agoin a &erio<JS isl<lo. Tho Notional GuardIa lht tortOtioltolttown pooplcto 11\0 "nlllonal cMnlcl«.'' It al-olo< tht - ol suctl<lewa os. "We C!Hodlf> llletll- 10 &top IT." end tile Ualtod Stares 11 Is t,. ...0.. of - . q r. ' .... tmaglne a N.., Yorlc frme• «<re~l botle¥1119 • anytJ>Inv to the contrtty. Imagine _.,;. t.g!siiiO< "We wtH Clte~t.,.., the-'<! to atop tT." '•stung rfdlculout quosi!GtiS abOut tho 51\ah'o - • For tho Un- S..too. so~ rT • hlstotlcll ml&&lon. Stopping IT IS goc~-g;.., tnd godrelationship to tile Ut!lted Stites or the Unlttd States' AN major -'tlonisllglltillg tho us.t>acMd J""'L real relotlonshlp lo onytnlog. Imagine • US leglslollve sanctll-..a.. ThiS- rhetoric this 'Nett\an.schung of The Untted States clatma lha' the tnchgenous IdeolOgy. dtstort1001 aQd propongonda Is bol.ng bOdY olllclal saying " Her moybo Its wrong IO< us to bo -~-hat lormod In r - s a lo lhotanor absorbed by the mtdiland the "I roo press" (How mony and oppresllon. hts no suppett lrom the people. 0011 It aodlng and supporting Dictatorships . • .let'l change (htt.'' It oroonn tho Ohombet o1 Commerce VHttnama until t~ 1ea"')l but the unr~sltiea: (the Is "'e<ely 1 pupeet o1 Moscow Would S<Mh nurturing grounds IO< stoto ldeatoguu. and scholarly who got on on all the ronewld "A-ranlsm.'' finding Atrocano bo cons- ~ of - - d they c:o<npllielty with -Shed). and by all of us Good ooPOSOd end tought white apar1htld tyr..,ny? tn Qlile. that It Is prolilable. nence benellcla~ and tile enUre Germans (\Oiho ..-;y· a..,.,.lthot It 15 tht people who ftow of capilli gtow. wilh Hs renewed .strength. MCure Allende wH the ht sought to SHOVLD outlet &o thll 11\Js Hollon's former QIOtY moy notlonolile c.taO! InduStries Whoth _ . eootratl' to •n the "nowtedgethat lls int8fasts are being protected, be - restored (remlnftcient ol the _ . . . by the the n~.1 of American corporat'<)nS. When do ....,.~o.!uuollnio. lhe HittetW, tht Frenc:os. tho Plnocl>et$1. -Uion movotnonto, formtd In - l o Thla n111on It being atolittic:alty _,eel IO< lnc:nlasecl self~ntOtell. - to be -led u 11\0 onotl'l)'7 To DU\hknoll m!Httry budgeta. lor c~ - t i c "lbor. lor !he protect the USa Imperial empire •• the u l t - t e And anocka "The F<jondatl001." 0< Who end ol the right ol w-.to - . I n thO _,th thll darn critic;ke It must 6U<ely by ollyong lllmsel wHh IMI any ondlg- peoplo'o 11\0f prod.-. The pttrtolllog mood oJwayo mer~ with the nght 10 ...1-otmitlallon u stii>UWed rn the UN THE ENEMY. It Is at tho limt. Cum10Uy the pr..Olli/111 pOlicy Ohottet to which the Unltld Statu Is • ~ WI*' President .Reogan belie'<es It must aurely bo "tile How mtny VIol norM 10...,.. • polnl? When.wlll 11\0 u....e iS I growing -ilion IO lts1mporlal rutt. the Terrorists:· It must surely bo "the CQtnmunlslo." So United States and Its Weot., otnes coast the desire to superpower will hercety lnitJIIto (dorectly 0< ond!rectiY) mud> lor lroldO<n stn>gg~es. oo muctt lor the monts of stop out .X. ol hiatO<Y oo thtt hlaiO<f ...-1o exist? opPosrtlon when It Is Vital and gnps tht hearts and an attMit to CCJr~~P~etotr - " " ' tho unlqvo - . J The Nazis and ~ other ty.onny tlllt hto exlstocl minds of the people. And sb much lor tho 8111 of IUghto. ltlfrtsttuclute of thO to •-toll hiYe atwoya sought to tiquldeto hiatO<Y WithoUt •trengtMn i1s ruf!F. smce ltv& intrastNCtvre ts • for debate, lor crOiielsm. eo mueiiiO< Thought, •• tl>esa all seem to be d_,..,.,. to tho vltolhy of • "helltliy hlatO<Y we can- undtrsland ev1t.- t10 In''"' we polontlal Of octull nvrtudng - n d lor an lndlgOtloua become eVIL Without a memo<Y ol whit wos wrong. democracy." - f t i o l l (l.t. Vietnam~- This Is -dt*'<ling how con w e - hOI)o to crtlle nl>mOtlliY'a 11<.1 tltlonaflzlng _ . . _ . ..... us policy~ "" troo telt the .,,.., ol this entire ottocl<.the price fO< tnd jU$tiU-by usi1lg ocltnceto obscufe ralllet thai\ • breold~owoy 1tom the Empire. And, notooptat not wont 10 •nstc• 11\0 c:to..- """ • to tlarlry! Pethopt by cllpplng It out ol t - o r that the revolution. auCCMded In arut1ng true · regor<lltSs or ... _ ..... .... 1\iatO<f booll and burning Ill<> 11\0 m-.10<07 demoet'ICJ'. · but only In IIIOUS!ng the clergy. and people, willoac1 ~It ottaiM- tn owey thol Is notlonallot lorceo Into seizing tonttol. Maanwt~lle, tho COI>trory to US goo10. · """"""""lnt•est-. etc:. Soti\OUnHeciSIIIU,_ely--tllls__, ho&toge luuo wu the Clulh tu,.n 10 any Mriolla E -i c i n l 11, at the~ <taliontly cl~ Americolt tho debOte Oft l<ln, 0< any . , . _ e xamtnetlon ol any no mall• Whit tho- Is. ·--·it "Seem-·. llel--- ""'hod• -lt. -upon lUI- •o -'"ca.,.- -- '"'"'rtst - ...... -riel _,-not- Client.,.._ It- f,_ fr- �: 1 J feedback ~ i j . I -•"'9 ~ J: FootiHI/J and mudwrutlint In tttla day and-. thora - many dlllatent tHIH and no one has 111a right to rudQe tO< others. 1>111 on.l)' To tM Edotor '" _ . , . to IM r.tter wrluon by S Jol>nson Dubel'a I ,... . , _ , raad ....:It a Mrrow mlf!dad oPtnlo<l. Aa you aald. you - • -lied by tM lntantila mlnda and tlla t/lo<lghl ot _ , . mud w...VIng.. lila aame rtJPKI. I can aay that I om appalled by tM thought ol _ , . !>laying loorbaU Just WM of II! ,._.. b<oako119 aach 01'*'* - l o r a ollha l)lgtl<on . aro you going to aay that lila whole United Srar• ta onfanlile boc<luM lllay watch aucll a dtal)tay ot brutal bal>avlof? lor hllooMII So I aay,ll you pafSOftalty don't L,.,. a partlcutao190<1 « entOflai . . - . dortt watch h " " " ' - ~'T KHOCI( IT"'''* Wl1o knowa'l You IH'Obabllo au home a..ry Sunday and wattoh tha lfllanltlo , . , pus t11a plgol<in By tlla way they onal<o about m.ooo a ro•• You con ba open mondod wothoutbovi"9 • hole lfl Y<MH haad Tremendous loss Foltow~09 IS a c::op)l of an open lett., tf\l:l •as ..-rt lO PreatMnt Ketter protesttno the ton ot .n t.nte;rat pan • o1 the Unl-olly's lor tlla su~Mt body, tho ..TMm Cttn.e·· program t am wnt•no tnls tet•• 10 e.-e:u my •trono Otsapprcwal of the VW.pendJng tttm.W\&Uonof ~•• tlla Un-•~r oiBullalo'o Oontal Schoot"Taam o ..oc Program As a member of the Untw•sny commurKIY ~!Who don not t\1¥.-tne opponunity to ava11 myMtt ot the mai0"1Y or prog••mo ollo.-d uvougi\Out tha _ . 1 wa• extremely tllanklut for tlla " TMIII C44ntc· provi<Md The coot, hl!JI>qo.a~tr clantat were necessary to UBUte proper oral h)'Otene wuf'Hn the budgelary constramts Uwt molt students hnd , _ T h i s dooa not a..n tratn~ that 0 oon- tlla practbl wu made ava1tabl• to mem.befs o1 tM 8 Oentai School . Pl-.dent Ketl8f I )'tge you to rec:on..,_, IN termlnauon ot thl& progr-am. a program thai 11 sorely needed 1n nght of the ourrent ec.onomte ctrmat• m ov, COUI\Iry. u well as on1t that inst"ls OOQdwafl towards lila un<veralty In ll&<*al. PWM rellll.ethat kH" manystudentsth:r5 prognm IS o naoauny not IMftly a ....,..,..,.. Surety a progoam thattns.rrea preper dania!..,. I<>< a large part of the commu.nltr must be worth oonUI\Vtn; Paeue reconstoetlhe far reectung ram•llcations 'Ot whll w,h truty be 1 trapec ktH ·A little more Info To 1M Editor. ___-a._,., Jol> Olaf a _ ,.,., hoc:llay piece of :Z."'ZUI In 1M $1ectn" " on .......,~ now Madllnlng lfl t11a Na_,Hoc*ey~- mo<a-. Mr. Diat - - Jlln ClaiQ (ll<ulnol and Do.. Silk CNV Aeneorll hom lloaton u and John Haltlngton ~- U oi ...,._.OUiutll. Wltll _ . 10 . . . . . . ol oolage hoc:llay-- _,_... ... .,. ,., OlrmPic: Golcl-1Sooctot. We 10 lag lila~..,.,. oniy H ~That le IMII -.gil. Tblo opeclalt- llral gaiMd • - on collegiAMicebeloNIM,_..._ - I O < "TM r.._- Of • ·- .._ - · 21....,.....,. lrom college~ol- ........ - · - . . lollowinl Gllfllla -letione Willi thapla,...--I!M,.,._IIfY_..and - - ............ lowlllg a.- ..... U: 1140wtatoll ~ _ , ~ Aol> McCionallan (Buftoto).EII<> Strobel (Butlaloj. BIIIBakt! (IAonlreeQ and st... Janosnl< (Minnesot .... u of Minnosota; Mark JOhnson (PIUoblltgll) and Boll Suter (LOs All9alea\ U ol Wlt<:onsln; J- O'C&IIahan (Q>icoOOI, Booton U; and o... Christian (Winnipeg~. u ol North Ookota. Mart< AII-Amerlca Craig. O'catlahan, Baker, JOhnson and Morrow. Ull 1\bdcay fans are familiar wflll Morrow and WaUo o f l)>a BG Fatcons .... thO S...ts not too many .....,..,.. ago. Olympic: Coacl> H«b !kooks ha~SiromthaU of Mln-..ro. fonnO<ty In Chaf98 of thO Goohera. And.,,.,.. 1e 11>11 ~--·~on. Waalha !_,Olympic tc. .__,T..,.raalty an NCAA All-Star Taam. It waa. Tba - tom Colleglata Ho<:My AlfociOIIo<l c:onttlboltod 15 playt!S. tM &M«n llool fM and IM Cenltal Col, _ Hod<oy ColleQiatO a pal<. ·. �l: feedback i MUitary waste To 11Ht Etllt«· Conc:emlng tno contr--r .,.., IB .,., mtllta<y apenc1tng. I'd llll.a 10 - · ..,.,.,. calallal.,... thol I hO . . doe>& U lhl Aetoan ~ratiOn naa frt n)', h 'a not unlo"-'Y thO! It _.,_on the-.~- 0 year on .the mil<tary eec11 ,_,lot thO,...., low How much 10 11111 f'*' _ , Aaoumong 225 m - . "-tnerieane. n wot~ta out to St.1tt a ,.., Aa noc w• AN EPIC TRAGEDY THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING . WOMAN ..-s -.yone •• o ..""",..· thO - - • foguro be ..,.,....,., highor - $ 2 . 5 0 0. . In otnw words, the a..,-aoe ta.cpayer .,..,. M\Oe: to tJa1 U .SOO a year tn t.a•u tyst to 1A1PP0f1 tM mdttery II ttwa f19UJW lf'l9ma too tl'9h to M}'Ofle. I wwrte lhom to ~ my ar•ttvnedc. lf- atlef 1\aMng oone ttt.M-u OliN -m• too nlgtl. t . . _ . . pot•ot OCiion My own vjew tS tnat natiOf\ll deiMN 4oea not mean nea.lattng tN arms rec::e 10 mote tnMne t~t'lts .nd wa1 •n ThH1:t World nations t-ke EJ s.t.actot We ...,,ne - --lt.this COOJtdbeVe on odeQuatto.toeductng the moWtory buclget 1o nollhO ' ""'- " betng token by 11M~ - O l i o < > Wollets..y..... Unsatisfactory response ro ,,. EdJtor -t. the-- An~e who rud ~ny Sftttt'a teu.,. would know that D< Siggelo.o...·.teue< completolyothe<olcn could henlly be COllecl o ,.._... a t all lolarcfodlerllmy Head .-ac:rceatbeheN from me• .,., 1 h a d - _ , htm befot•""' -..g ol January lO (S<nce- ore neigllllora then. don'tyou thinl< tho! oa o bot ~-1. 0! Siggell<oW?I At that lime • SEE THE. ERA VAN~~ v./ITHOVT A TRACE! • WATCH A'b Tt4E GAl~~ FEMIHI~M ARE RE\IE.~EP! • LI~TEN A& WOMEN '~ VOIC£~ BEcOME &MALLE.R! • A NEW RIGHT PRoi>VGTtON• he bol!&ved Hlte • with - · - " ' - · Whlc:h In llMII woo alarmong enough but funf\enr"ot' M ~ ac:co&tlld my two amtwa WhO Wl!fO V1S>tong fN Anf -maJ f'*'- U110ft .......lf>ll he W&l yefi1"9 at the wrong PIIOPie. ~· M\1'\t been repement .,., ~ . - -. to say r-.c:ted m the ~t• Bl.retne ......_ 01. Siogell·-·• peo$01\01 • ••to Acllor Is too to be objecto,. If I atod my , _ sisters • ho afe ~ed and N4 no ~ contact wdh this Characrer tn q"'"t-on. cooto lmmedilltely ~enllly Mtor as unlot '"' position.,., per_, abustYe ol tt11 authouty n•• Bloated military budget To ,,. Editor. that the military (apparently one of thl few sections of •II of America'• ve_. atray of cwg&olzaUons that Is Applaudint 'GodspeJJ' I would like to voice my agt...,..,l wtlh Prol-t Willhelm's ..u.. P<lnted Monday. February 23. .,., my iMJeaatng: andety over the pa.s t, present and tuwre mflitoriutlon ol the fedetal ~· The ligures staled-S1,61rilllon- Is vwy likely quite a bij .non of ...,.., the Oeponmont of Defense will actually-"" In the next five years. This Is noc taking Into account the great omounto of """"'Y· lime .,., energy to be • - • by other governmental agencies In going 10 maka out 111<4 o big dog tneoe ne•t lew years) Is an e.xoeptional s tudy ol mismanagement. • can speok lrO<n pe<sonal ox.P O<*- When I say thot o pltilully amoll P<wtton olthese billionS upon billions ol dollars be utilized to lncteasathe ollectl-. ol our armed loo:es. So mucn will be squandered on needteu. inellectJ.. (pofl<borrel) p<ograms-so mucn will be wooted.llte<otly dumped over the side. t o greatet altoc<~tlons for lont>comlng llscol Quattors;-so mUCh will be . _ , on aid to beteogured. U<\I)OI)Illar regimes-so much on public relations and alf-tlolng 1Mt there wltl be too Uttlerema•ntng to efhKt the Ofea& chongeo deoPO<ately n - within the Army, Navy. To ,,. ftl1tor. suppor1 of mllh.ary admtnistt&lion and operationa. These will be considerable. as the heightened empt>Uls on sucn things pervades oil levelS of the national Govemment. agencies will be J*'SUaded lo shift their efforts toward priority (military). "fastllonoble" mauora through onucemont. ~ 1..eroge. personnel chonges and ottoer ,..hods ol Implementing polic'-a. This Is noJ 10 soy lood stomps wiU peruln only to k-<ollo(>S. Of that the entire oxecutlve branch's budget wlll be bent Oft1><eparlng us !Of war (a Ia o.tmony, 18~5). but tile Shift will be considerable-noticeable. observeoble. ano Inevitable. witt> the present administration. The top admlnstr_.O<Sipollcy makera do olfect the syslom !hey manage. despite the lact the lederal bureaucncy Is the ._rges~ most complex O<ganlz.lllon humans oove ...r delleloped. The mentality Reogon. Halg. Wotts. Bush ole. espouu ,.,., now ore enpowered to turn Into action) Is raii8C1ed by their subOfdlnatos a nd dVetwhelmlng ~Item Is that these admlnlstrators win .et to save their .stabHSillfKi organlutlons and.,.,_. by adopting to the fioVO< of poHoy directives ,..ther than oppOslng their ·supeflO<a·-overtly. To break m01e wind Into the wind. lei me point out '"II Marine:•. Ak Force and olfat ol ea®. There are ...,oo many chiefs. net enough lndionL" ond the Clliets· priorities are their own adfnjnJatrattve careers. Nuclear weopons rosoarch .,., d<lvelopment will be huge chunk ol !he budget. The controVeny o ..r thiS i$ weiHounded. as theit effoctlvone$$ is unp<oved yet net diS~Hoved. They wouldbeeffectl•e. $-U\,..,_1_ r.,. only a tew hours-possibly minutes. .,., not old In lunhering ...n Secretary Halg's objectives. leal they be sulcld& There Is a need for Amitrlca.n limed tO«:eS In thll world. Political reolltles demand II but they do not warrant rew&td'no lhe 01~1 of Defense tor hs wasteful. inept use of res6urees while o1t1er. exceedingly mOf8 • rstlonal opp<dachos to human lnterectlon are in SUCh oire f"eed. The military an mal<.e do with less. and It must be altocated less to tl\at 11 can learn to moke do. " Wouldn't It bo groat il schOOOJs hod all the money thfY could use .,., the gen«als had to hold o bake aaJe to buy bombS?" "*" As a poll r - 1 o1 WestCheSter county-• s.tones ttvow from lko.ctwar. 1 N'4 (m more tueratJ'we tomeS! had the -unity t o - qutto a few B<oedwoy $'-So brings me to my oubject_ The muolcal comedy.UogedyGods!»U. ftoeontydiH...,.,.bet_, Godspetl pe<formed here (by Mllgfo ProdUctionS) .,., the . - on B<oodwoy '" a 050 milo lllruwoy. Bt"" <losSrurtwos o - l u i Jesus.- did a magn>lic•n jOb at directing. Bemle - - did hOS typically · lroka brolltanl CllarKie< PQ<trayal U convJ.ncmo. has a wondertut voice. end wu tun of many surpriSing talents. Joe Piazza hos mannorlomo and delivery 11>01 lingo< tong alter 11>8 final Slatodong o•atlon. ~ Pre'rito was • line court·jeste<. OetM Chu$1c WOI cllarming. witn 0 louc:lt ol etavance. I jOy to behclcl Marne 6st>eo not oniJ sang one! PWfO<med but ployed guftar and sang lOVely hermonles 10 Oolo<u Nonthal.-o's ¥OC:al .._d. tn Whal was an ue'ttno acoustic dimoX. Cry$lall Seobroclt Illes on stage u a bkd. and whips oil "Yoolloofl!.. wfUI a commandong dorectorial lhOl can't be Ignored. The wO<I< ol l>om veneno-·~ woo unlotgettable. She " " (as r"PPfled in the CunenO the " Musical nlgflllgllt" or the evening. He< ..,... woo only - - - by the versatility o1 the many cherOCIO<S aile POflroyed The CIOW WIS QUiet. -slve. and the• bOnd. ThO bond - • great. At the end ol the shew they Slotted tommifiG. .,., they p<ovod to bo • p o - They were opplauded at the end of their finale. amidst rtiQIICISis lor muolcal encores. 1 - . r y enloyed the show. .,., thonl< oll ol thoSe i n - IO< baing lnvol-. O.I..B«k f f �vision sees some hope (or future ... .... """'-._.. ............._ *""' ..... .............. "' Da•id ~ .... LESI~fheUI,.....~ .....)'tiKIOHie~tNIION*It•te1. tromtheunMflc:Mt .. 11~ Tft.• c;...... .wi-IIIM•effeUOft MIIChl7 A ~-- ........ c;M_~"" Mf¥<e d•~ ~ 1ft JWr,.,. ........ ..,~ ...ew. ....... ~.. "'" •• ,.......... ,.~.... .,..,..,....,., .NathltOiun•"-"'..... ....,,,~ U.B. International Magazine l needs people for: GRAPHICS PHOTOGRAPHY ~TERSiCOLUMNISTS Pick up applications at the SA Office, 111 Talbert or call 636·2950 (before 5pm) o 636·4825 (after 5pm) Bummer Beaaion '81 uc Berkeley •.,..1. ......... to _____ .....__s.a <----....~ TWUon; aaao ror the I':INt e unlla; 180 Cor ..all addi'*>nal unit. u. Bt\107 -roo &1'14 aw~ ~ 11an J1ftna1aoo Ba7 AJoa while ~ ~~ ~ faoulliY &n4 ~.---. 'nl oblabl • O!w 00117 ol \be ~ a-laD lliuDIUD, -*ID1nC tl.alllnforlllallan Uld all ~ call or wrtt.e: au.-llaalall . . . . . . Ball tiC~ ~. CAIM?aO 'l'llllphooe: (41.8) MB-eell -- ~...,.._., ...,,........... ,,.....,...,..~ ~""" Sl.tfllrlur Francil Ford Coppolo >ptnl oomnot>crc on th< naallbortoood of SJO miiiMin 10 1di1H1h< a>dlw oon>t ill his mibl.lly " Apocwq,.. Now. " In 1M rdno th< nocn:iksa barbansm of rn<n ., .,., probobtr coajw-od "P 1 disturbifta ..~~aa or bf< In th< daR .. ... of oll-th< nil cmtury. Hup Do,....,- of A B C > - lta~urc sllow JO.!liO. lw tokn lk lllk, Modo 1 od-. and "trowiu!& ocrou lh< Cowo1ry •Yift& lh< aod uno< u .._ u - moy llunk Down> uood 01111>< • • pi K1aaluuoo MUSIC Hill March 10 and r<oclolmcd lh< ~of Coppc>U's- ID 1 loallft aoual<d, "Apocolypor Noc Now " Th• ...,. 111e IJik ._...t b) lh< s..;,p .... procftCh doutrd 10 Onldrcn's Hospotol. Allhollllo ~~~ .,..-do •I> >p<Qfallr JC&rcd LOth< problc.ioftlocddcrlr.ot .... chll'JCUk to <XIJ'Ict • brooci<Y r.-- "" • orcls .. 'A-e aa-.: paa~t; • 6et1artd ()o,.1'\' ••Hope C'IUl""bre foond of we put 1honp on plnl>OOin:." Acco<dla& to "Tho tlom: "'""" probkru toda) If< lenonsm. druaabu:K and ''Tanpant tf!IJY'Kitt " "Th< th..- of Wll " _ , . ral." Downs nplamcd "It'> mcdl.a ioduocd." He ""&led""' oh< lllndlilll of lh< Iron- terrorist ocuom u on <lWIIpk or ohe role til< media can play 8) .,_..,. th< "101a11011 10 mudo I)RIO CO . . . . . 1ft IU iniUII . . . Slid Do• n•, "•< played n&bt into (Iron's) hand>." en. onu. _....,., C..U.ubllloru~ Downs abo lobckd tbt U.S. aov<rnmenl'' lmplic:oliocllyin& c:cmmun1st <nco<J._.,...IIo tloc: nJC in tarorist croups as '"nonKmt." You don"t t« peopk chmbma o - th< Berlin Wall frOftl Wac LO Eaa. You don't Itt JcW1 applyifta fOJ •l.os to~ onto Ruulo," toe: oaid. lllotcod It Is th< "red~ of lh< .ale of wor tho< leeds to lh< cmtrl..,.,. or 1h<!c band.... II<.>Wcd. A> docs ~ Rcopn. Oo•.-n• ~ lloc: prollfc:rll ioa of drill abwc ia I <11r&e of our ICI<I<Iy ''Then b10 been 1 T1 .,.._ IIICTcaJC in dru& ,.._.., tlcoths cm:r th< pq 1we!Yc month•," h< ..,.,.,..,, Wllot Dowru; sawlloc- troublttom< plocuc tod1y in lh< inj1oJtooc ood diocrlmiDIIioa of - · minorities old ...,.,.;ally lh< oeat. He ,.... odamolll •hon b< claimcd, "Wc ""'• tO act rid of .....,.,..,... I<Jf&M lltl .... , • • • ~ and unpelrment," Dowm noted, tolllna 1boul oloc: usc or 1ht ctrm ..wn,bty .. uScn~ldy is juJt a "'-ont. th• means bratn dam.,c If )'Oil 1\ow 1 olnc·ynr-<>ld •ith olmpoltmmt be hu brain datn.... but If )'OU how a 7S· ynr-old n'• ~<nihlr " R_.r.,.,. "Th" os- to,., thai okl<t people .,.,..t 1ft...,~ ... h< coaunucd, "II'• 1.,. thai Uoct Ill•• hod mort oppoftllt\.I<S IO ~ bllft . If )001 ~ lh< ltreCI I thoro>oad tsm<:l )001 hovt I ba<<t dooncriO a<l h• by I .., thM of )Oil'"" onlr ...,...., • 100 limO. "'• "-"! lr. . . . oldn -~" fftPOtl, th<o - will ....&.7< hos rn-plo O>U nCf}1losna l"'llotoa h1111 6o•'D " V.loAI DoWM-•we-•nwfos os 1 blmd 01 • ond ,.,...b . ·•w e u... 1o poro ""'"' be pnocd "t.o · r.--" • .,.., ... ..O...to•-.rd .......,_b ,.._"""""' V.c'rctu._onool--or~ -cad or <tllmu... be Slid It " ohla 1*J1 o f - · - 1hll Do-101 " .. ...,. or ·•v.• ore looiaa tile ror:c"' tcc:lllodav to~ old Ocrmoslt Wt ore ....,..lh< rocr Ia ~to lt..a.. h " .. ...roct ....... or AIDmel to COO>< from behiowl ond ..,., then to lao< ont<rat on tlw leod " llocre ore h< damu. - n n . 1b11 UldiCilcd lt<III>CMol) • •b .,.... ~ .. of Oou' N..stcr ~ lhc- rn'vOIIII'Idl • oe the rfbound Th<rc OJ 1 pollutOOII·fr« 11m fOCtory • Tc:a>. ~ ore fish ID tht noa.n.. Ri"" _.,_. Abo. Do•n1,... oh donn&DC)' of atiiCkor - _........,,,..cad ...... - ...... ....., .. o... )(),._.._ ...._.,. mod< to h< iiiCd Wlllun 0•~ ,..... ... II< sad. "Th< •oll 10 IU"''"c lt.IJ'CIIIct th&o •r Lhiak~ chtft llnortuOD 10 Cbln~ .,..r'rf' hadtd cfli&Jta ·• rex v...noan_ ....,.,. Actofd••• to Downs ow .,..,.,.., clcpa)ds on lh< oction> Of I 111111\cd 11'0111' " lloe &houlct •or~ to•.. d t'ltittn\llop 1h<OQ&h our burq ond ,..,...,. fiO'"ft Y011111 Jiva "' OM opppr!rluoitt& throw th< rucal> 0111 · • Do,..,, 1loc:n niCIItloood th< di•"''<DI pall<rru of •ouna tS oowllcau.. of til< dcltrlt's <OtiC.'a1l for th< nat lOll and th<n- role on II "Yo~~~~& peopk don 'I bon: 'it tOICIIoc:r-<loc:y don't -e; old people 6o " DoWM wmt on to romond......,..,.. ohll n'crl "th< mdrroduol h.IJ lht abiflly IO C"al.de a nL~us, •• "If we fail," h<cooodlldcd ... IJtYih!Qa ,.._.,fond - - " " " " ' - lO - .·· lA oa &Mar-dell~...., toe: lila 1,.... Pnor to 1111 - " · Do-• orlmiucd tloAI hatd times ohwd . ox il to br JOI'cd to Ill"" • apccq~y lOOtlb ,..,. ... l.abd... l'faodaol R - · · *"'-«y Iliff .. _ • • old pouc1 roo&u.··~oc ..w u,..;, au.....coold beolnoettcd~ "lloty_lcl ..... llpth<WIR< • lh< ......,.... t o - · be's- forptful; be;... 1uos L O - lid lilt- v... ook a lS ,._<*I loc, • lib lhll (~his r_..)l bis fik's- .. ~ .. "l'ml* foil so "'C!''Iffl< th< ; - . o1 od•........S • c:--td)'. Dowru oa- u · "lthlftk RdlpD os 6oala wbo& 1w bdJnu 1o IO<SI forth< .....,. Tbftt dwuqa 1R a f1llot ..,Jt t - but th-111-., 10 c:llloqt• .,., , ... """' 10 ..... uti-... Dow... JCt fft to th< rcaotU JOCiny holds for k..,.,U.. llle dd<rty lodtcd ..., f""" th< -"! . "Sa<stifoc: Aucties ..,.,.. tho& 1<1aoJiy IIICn:Ua with - : · 1oc ciOncd."Th< rok or itof..-iaro booama ...... cm:r , ... :ran. 10 . . - . itt....,_ - HEATEL- -"VENUE CELl _ __ " E_,_•, v-....,.,... ort 10ft.....,...., ,..... ,_ ..... ..,., ...,. r - .....,.T... ", ) FREE FELAFEL Aerobk' s. Slllllftostlu & Floomastlu .... ~af IC!EP: • SllmiTri• I&Hnlthy anr .,.._ undWic:tl THIS WE&X ON.LYI - J 6 L SU.. 6 Trl111 Sta411o ZSIJ Moln St.•...•.... . ••.. IJ6-7l77 �lllllilallw.,--. "S.oodellu .. •odl . . . . . Ad.toof , _ l'ltebu 11114. ''bul (QSL) b tloorc ta . . . . . , _ - 110111 II... Tlot .......,_ ""'llalou ........ "al'foct • F"~ Nil bia • total ~ oa pellk ....... r--.. llaa - 0 l · ; s.::"' ............................ -{ *,__*"'..,..._,......,........ a..S..'• abllly 10 ou...t lllio U.W..,.,.." """"'""" ........... orA.looCIIoa ...t r-.~y 11 . . _... 10 .......,. ........ lUI,............... w.ooo 10 I • ........., or lliOr cl-*'lc --...... _..u, ... --· ., l o l l an.. ~--· food aad ~er-btrotc o•tlildc &J4 btcoma ••llillblc. Uodn the dw\ele lllc ~ j -.. to lOpacmtoltbed~.-""'\llftd. ,.....,... .Disabled help disabled is the theme of IL project .., 0.. HoNer ~u., There Ire U ....,.,_tdlodolod 10 be aa Ill Praidcrlt llooa14~tQ&M'• ....,_.s 19112 bu41ft. n..-~•cc~ot<q....,.,.for <01. . ~~~ ..... r..,.;u on Jtudmt loaDI and vanu. A ~CIItr p..blqj,od by the Nllional Anocialton or Coli<&< Admiulono CounJ<loU rrcdlncd thai "llftdor tilt llf'OI)OS<d <!~&nato "' both lh< c;..,.,ltc<l S.udcnt Loon (CiSL) and PciJ Oranc (fortn<riy 8EOCil prOIJ'atru, mtddlc.....,.,_ ramw.. •oold fed th<lmpa<t - . A faa ohca, rdcatal b)' 11>c: Olrto:~t of clio ~~ Socr<tllf)' of tbt: Whtl< Houoc oa n.. eon.. Adalitolotu Cowudors' ......u.u.r -..111M lllc . . _ ....._ die droa or ,.,....., _ , a.m. ... ....... toclloQnl dldr piMIIO lrlmd 10 ...., • ,lOb -u. dial orron - .....,. w rt • un•wn•un• eonccr-a 0¥«1' stwlrm financa. a Loa Noolu Under tbe MW aukklu>c:s, CMulJ raoun:a •l:'n oo lona<t a d<'lmrunlna faaa< ln &PIW.F"oa for ~ loan lkll ..-c~mc 10 clio Co1JcF A4mhoion• ~·o _ , . , , "11>< ~ .,..,.,._. -sdllmlllllc au or loot>JIOIIIc- . . . . . . . . . tO.....,. Ed-- GSL JI'OII'ID· -....·· o.. top or 11w ~ Uiublcd •or~tlll for the d~ .. the I heme thai chriJtmed 1hc Wt:lltm Nnr Yort lndfopondcat • Livltlt Projm HLP} ~ ~ opcSI<II tn • Maw\ Sire« aorclront butlan"'t't'. ThiS fod<ralt) ·fuedcd proat1lll\ .... plautd by tU O•rtetor Anlllony Scrra- wbu b toafinod 10 1 •hcdchiii-W11h the pbilotophy 1h11 1hc di~abl<d know 1hr problems or tht dosabltd bate11han an)'Ofl<. Th~ art many 111cr>d<s roc 11>c: handk~. but "this --orpniWioft IS IIUI by di..blcd -His ·· .. s,.,.. ...phuiLod. pi\Uooopby hu ltJ , _ ill his u~ In lkfkt;jc)', Clllilomia. Ao 1 U8 araduatt ~ In ......~ c:oiiNdit~~.... did all inte.rnlhip at th~ Cc.atu for I~ lhtlll a ll<rtd<)' In the . -.altl of 1971. "'Tilt JndrptndtDt L•viaa ~~ . . . bad 10 197l."llc: said. Serra ~ lila ~ ......p JtudCDIJ .. llerbl<)' ........,... *"" for tbt: ~ In~ oa<ampU>. Aller .,aduation. bo......,., tbe cfiUbltd coukl - hiV< IUCh KrvtCCI, 110 Ult)' OtSaniud • comnwnltr aro~p. "II was radical in lleiiKt...._t il'o no1 lnuhutlonal." Srrr• malnuunod, "and k waoaanod b)' $lx proplc, but .W.cn I wa~t IIi&._....nn.""""' ......, """ n.. .... by ............. orr.. diiiiWr .,._. - - IU. . . . . . for dtloltel, Tlot e:u<t .........., -Led ,.. • lbc ...................... ,.. . . . . .........._ c - ..........,..., .. ...._ die 8£00(Pdi) _ _ ._JIOIII~IO' f'll tbc pp." llul llo c;q,latotod tUo ..... II ~ ~ dcf'- .....,........,.. l&lak""cr E 'nlc OirCICiar _ ....... . .......... - · ll atodmts llli'IJina tor n.-:w llid Co• ! 191UJ). lt'a ..._.,.. • c:11moo or.,.... • ' r....- . ..... dtcy..,..,or....,__ ......... pa...... of•llatlhcy- "He IG'IIIcdtlllll"a.......,....._... Coauolrcalq na->JI _,... • • . , . _ ......... ~ ...,..., fOJ C..... Wort StlldJ, IOQ Ul ·--.-·... ""'* - .. . . . . II I diPI Ill< Wort Slllllt Wltllt- o ( - . - . . . . . . . - w-.. ...,.,.. .. •...tr • ~......,. _....,lllc~c-~ ,.,_ fOJ UB ....... il it a1ldol "' ....... lotaJ lcUcn · - by boo. _ .. a n d · - · · 00 ............, _ eon..-... Otlta ................ ._.,..,. ... ••llllllc cutbll<h .,......liaalla 111c _...,............,.Ed... Rep. PIAII Sitrn. (O.n}. Coonmmet US HGutc o( ~llt.U w........,..oc JIDIJ . . _ e.s--- llqo. Owl ....\lito (0 ...,. ,, lAbof a...-, ICttland~ Cit-. c -.... us_of..........,.a '* - - ~~--~------~~-=~--~--~~---. "pa:r ..,...,..r.DI" Jinot llft"'t't' They ako ......... ;, pooblmtt of&n•inaSocW Security,~ and 011-.c>nal - " ' " ........, t11cre r.,_ btm bdpiol1 thela b)' con diCOr riallt> and 1hat ......,..., They 11\inL (,.bca lhcy tnCOW>I" "\ problan>) it's til< •-at • b.'' ...., Serra. Tilt problems for t11c 1\uolicappcd arc houl•na and lfa~UPC!~t&<-. A.ccordina to Sma. tf lhc bandt<lpptd lnt lo I communil3' "alii be scnlca 11111 an: ntc<led to <Uitain them total 118,000: bul in llllnllltution bke 1 nurslna bow<, it cotlll ftOm $)6,000 10 S60,000 a year, pl.,. b Ia Ul<e you' rr In jail-you J\lvc only resLriacd mobUil.)'." Th< Oitc«or nnphasWidthaltbebandic:appod t- sboull not live ill 1llc: ...,...ucd apartm... coatpla, but ....... ln5ltad OPI for COIU!OUil)' ~ IAI ordel •o ia rali.zit tiiA. thio IU' is liodptnt the disabled. I_.,.... trtn$poftatlocl IS ~ IICICdod. Ia 1bt Barfllo liiU, MtriO 1MoJ ..._I wilcddtu fill oenicc r«crotiY. bul Serra cocnploiriCII, •'lcdlnically 1h<)''w: 101 a munbcr of ,.llcdcNir bR buses runniD&. but wb.at •• bappc:nin& b tbOI the Idled.... b ..,., rat<. They'rt ... ppoooo~ 10 tlln · ,_, hour but 1M)' don't, And tnostorthcdriVO<ttdon'l knowhow toQPOtattthcUCI." I912 S100 millloct wed in tbe .,...,.. •ill be CUt 111 I rcoull Of tb• 1ax eut," It< said with._. Serra uplaiocd Ill< d•ffiC\IIUa wnh ra.tdnatnoaey, hoMWr. ••a.•s tally ltKtP 10 ,...,.,. rcall) oppoacd to 111c ~or noise-.....,_ tbc ,.,.._, oppoJod 10 tit< c:barhy~". M Hi~ . ..Wt arc inclcpmdea& poopk. Wt doa' ,.... to ntise _ , b y pit)' Of whal.-u:, ........ , _ tbt: l'ilr--all .. Mcd. _ _ " ~ .... ~ do tbillp by lbaudw:J, lilt IJOOIP ,. - mnoclrilaa lllc new!)' obt.aiocd o...--1'- too- II )101 Main Street by itidr. M_..... are 10 lOin& 10 briJ11 iD dofta<od fumitwe and CCI<ftl'ld< disabled pmotll ....... IbM tht lorJo Iocr~ ............. ~.... 011 the Matti S\rcct We CM.'I ..en .., laco O.dc:Morf Hall," b e -. dlJabltd dtanJdw:o1" Accotdlol to Ooh••r. ~-dy 600 lliKknu a U8 l l f handicapptd. ''lllcrt is I 10· aillod qwck·ftx cocruniuff ia UB and It modlli~d p[a«< lit. bath,_ for d......., pmoM. Tloc atlila6c lbc ~ • ~ ba& tllcrc .. d a r... .,.-.lin _,,...,, Forltcr Hal lllllt Ollly u...-,... t_... o...-. Hca.,.....,..,. .w.- .,.._ lllc ........ 01 ... . . bt dirnc...au.. cr.-. r,. - or lbc ............. tbt:~ol tbt: . , _ Ollltaotr ~ "E...,.,... ~~toW~~ k .W. to 11<1 • ..._.....--..·· - - - - · ...... - · - ldf. .~ . ~,.~~t.~ co \""" ou'- lbc ILP OrftOC. "It dcpm1b on ho,. many 010lun1~ •• can '"'. bu1 In 1 ftw ,...,. tl\11 ,.;u be c:ompiaod." ILP Scmcr Coord.IMtor Beet)' Aoot orrll'O 167 - • ,..,.. 111 the C.fDlcr. said. Tllcyw "" SffVlcr:s and attltud<s llclipoo'l . ,... li.J' volunlttr Ho.,.td Hal\anl IU''> Trc:asouer of 1M Board of 10 I poinl Where I dlJobf<d d juSt )I pen oflllcCOIMlUIUf.Y. •tudl aocl, "Thb tiDd o( P<O)ccr lloould Oittclo<o frio o.hmcr b • Ul! b ow lll)tt . . . . don'l . . _ 10 be ha.. bcal aanod • 1o11a lime lllO· .,...,..... · - Ul • ~ mtmbtr or ue·. IPf"iaa; .... 1. . , _ 10 be a pen or I'm pmlf indtpmclmt ...,.,., and • lt>dcpenckD<s. Ht &aid lila rtwn ..,..,., uppc<una." CornJ>Aiilla SiDer be brote btl lea ko a . ., . . 10 Bcrkd<y. Serra .., lhls aa:idast· m am be ,... bttrl • a ~ C0<1t o&bcr I1.PJ ill Ill< S.a<-111 City IS "fat bdllnd" ID ltJ anitudcs. ~. H< omnded _ , llodlat<r. Wca. ~ and T1w 8taffalo ....... lhill)'pf ..-~ap or dirrc:rca .,--. r... Nnr Yort Ciy • tbe b~ and .......... of.....,, he d!almcd. . . . . . . . . opiaslocl. " Buffllo il bdaiDd otbtr d1ln" lbc UB Boaffllo'siLP. wtt11 n.. fl&ll-time _ . , _ IU)or~. Aa:onSiq to Hollanl, lbcrt lll\'f 11arf mtatbcn 1 ad ••••ral bcal • ,.., ..... 1>1 ....,.,.. vat~~Dten...ct ....;ority or IIIC dilabW-flll booll hrlplftl for !be budiatppo<l Mil tbt: ....... • doml handlcappod by trallltatt .0 .... llul .. ............ llllady........,--"'.....,..... ' b&•• -¥n'"'"' ~/ M nlftr or ICTY- _ , . Md e o l q r - - b e diPbl< ........ -*!., IIOW be dootwocl Wl\ik clio studall 11 e ac}.ool- o_.,! 10 rqvladoru wlllcit ~ ........ . , . _ . Reagan runs roughsod over student loan and grant plans by EMiko u,. ~ l'iu 10 I)<Ov;dc IIJ< <mli!J IO • - · •lib lo ldlool dllldrm m.iallt be limttod 10 prlvllc collqjn A N~,. t<rt rues utide 1~011 tMI Oc:portmtnt of " " - - Secmot't' T H Bdl. -\ioa btCor< II>< Hoow ou-motltt "" - _...,. cd-lool. rcopot<4 tll~t' oal)' r-llios •"Ub •udter> lit Pfl'llf~OI)', - cd-la..-ufteroc.lroct-ofa &J4 IIICI r-.~y U.C0.. wc e&Lca """ r.... by ..,.... ..... cloldrao .....,.., ... ldd..-.1 lo.r )'<fin or ~ machool. n.u lom<~~~~t 11 npocrod 10 be CUI "odn.,... l l - .....,_a., To Cunhtr co•pllutc tht public - f Allie ....................... .... ~ Tlot ltiMt ......... ,,_ .,~ ......,. . . . o(SinDia~o. ) atflldislc til< Dopanmmt .......... propoaal bud~<~ I IUbatttod by c:.tltr and RealM. T1w ....Ia alofta·tkk • ~ TodUCiion tn lbe O¥Cr1tll · US loan policy, • t i •V<IId .....UO) ..,.,. . . """" lllc IWihotit)' Oorready, ....... o( ........ . , . . . . , . . . . . 1,.500 but JCII. Coucr uld dial tlw 1oan poboy "loo~ up ln tbe Fall of 1971" with lpi)<O"AA of Ill< IIIOCI<)' no loo,a boxd on DC<d. nw - I loatl ....~ . . . . . , _ , .,_.., "" lilt Soaol •ool uanall>< GSL .,...,_, -01110 t.tam. 10. listed' a planocd Sol. 7 .UO. ,..,......... .. .....,... ..._.... •a or ...nacc~ eo.... f..SOO UB •t>dalu 10 tlw P ,.._&a • ·~"" Sccuncy .,.,_. ................ .......... ..-c--cs-z .,._. reoclw--.......,.., ..... ..... ._ ... ,.,...... II. ........ rc:-~·· Tbt aou .. .....,... affect .-I). llliddk i - 11edalu," Ull Fill-..! Ald CJ<Pl&IIOCd. O.rcctor C\artaec c.rne<ly lllid'tt1oy ......... lllo o«ood -cr CJIIIIoiaod <reA...,.~~wy__....,.wtoidltac w.- food t11 :t:oo..,. ... --:--· o. ........... .. _,...... ..... ... B... ...................... ................ ..u:~.,.. �M..-r, Mood~ t J NORTH CAMPUS fU:P()RTS: ~ i ~ j Spaul<!Jna-CrlaliMI Mucl>lef-Unt.no- pcnoon(fl U.ked t""hokiMtllc....U ..Idl~~tW~J/6/II~Iam . Spauiii;,....:.C.untftal Miod\Xf-Un~wtl ....-l~)snuo&b<d the wir< r<l•fomd ~Jag dividor tn tl\< hallwlil' . . _ S7S . - . . . l/6111....0():1 Lm. . ._ I :: Cookc-0\mm.t MiJ<hlef-Found hole in ....U acroa from 60'1; oppo-oxlrnaldy sso cltmqe. l/6/81-to-~ ..... F~ Mildlltf-Unl<no-n penoo(~ J hok 1e ,...I .... ~ 567 cawina Jnlti-GO:OI ..... SOUTH CAMPUS R£POJtTS: w~.~oCartt~ l l Ditfmdorf Bucmcnt-criminal MiJ<~Id-Unho!"n pct>OII(•l brol• the ~Jag on IlK frant or tl\< e;pmrc rnaduDC NORTli CAMPUS R£PORTS: causlna SW d -. l/1181-2 p.m. pund>ed sso dam-.c. RicbMond-Crioalnal Mli<ltld-Uo tno"'n penonll) liNil bole In 111< ...n or thc '"""""' lloor lolnla< ""~ W d -. J/ 6181-oo:QI uo, tJoonet a Main C'ttdo-V 1< T Olhn-A male wasarr<SI<'CI and ~akcn 10 127A lttd Jactct-O&IIIinal Miidllcf-Unlno•n pmon(J) Ctnrral Boollat! for 306-8, Jl~ and Sll-1 . Vthlde wu ,..., .....u bola 111 thc launclly room cousin& SSO lo,.ed. 3/6/81-,:18 p.m. ..,._ Jnltl-40:tl un. Tow.....,d ParkiQI Lex-Public: Lewd,....-A ft<nalc '-?' 1048 ,_... malt clallll<d M purchased a rhll a whllc Ollie. 20 yean old, medium bro,.n hilt, ,.,.. nm Jlu<a and a blut }acttt. driYi"' a .,.,.. aotion - . · - ayll .... ~ • nlll1<d OwMr of'tl\< room Mtmtffi the <qutpmcnl by dncriptlo.o .....-tM phone npoted hi~tr to ht<. )(7/81-1:0$ p.m. as his. Eqoopmmt li bcina hdd by Ambenl PD. T..clat, Mardo 10 Jnltl-oo:Oia.m. ~noclted ~P,Y-A ""'ke.,. Da••· bcin, 6BI llllkly-Jiuralary-Unlonown pmon(s)tftlcnd room and NORm CAMPUS REPOR15: rook .., mvdopc coorainin& SJO tallh from • lanaic. Wilkaon Dock-Gruel L""""y-Rdri&ft'olor, <inl. and l / l/814:30 a.m. cab!n<t Ulllt ,.... ilokn from Ill< docl< ora. ValU<d ar Sl60. 209C !)key HalJ-RtcklclJ Endan...,...m- l 'akno ..n ) /J/8 1-$:43 p.m. pmon(i) p""'ed four boule roclct lir....,kcn under .• mal<'• door and ianltod th«n ,.hlch ..used a"!""" nrc"':' h10 165 MFAG-Crimlnal MiJdticf-Someonc reponi lhll 1\li Damqc to rua wu SSO. V0<1lm wull<tpt"' 111hc rune. tey would no< fit •••o the lock. A up or • toothpick ..-.. 3/ 6181-l:lO a.m. fovnd in lhc lock. No damaseto lod.. l /6181-S p.m. "'*· NOal"H CAMPUS REPORTS· Bti<mcnt of '-""k•'OOCI-Han.umcnc-A fcmakreporu tl\ao llhc wu usaulted by a male. Sl\c IIOI<rthll w "'"' Pllodl«< '" the.,...- llhoulders. Jnlti~IS Lm. SOUTH CAMPUS RePORTS: ~rOot of ua<by- Pcth l..artuy-Unino• n fi"CW>n(•l pipe> and tOO f«1 elf chain •alut'd at .......,_..., ciaht •o om SI7S. l / 10/81 -5 p.m. ••rida) , Mlw<1113 SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: M"-n/ lllltlcr Loo -UUV-Roommattr:arl<d •.ann'• ""' tn 10c and "lim M muro<d n ••• stokn Vchoclc " • 197~ ~(l(d Tonno. plate No. SI7·PMI and •aiU<d 11 ssoo l/12/81-ll p .m '*"''"' ------~------------. Editor-in-Chief Elections The Spectrum is now seeking applications for _the position of Editor-in-Chief for 1981-1982. . Any student enrolled at SUNY ~Uff?IO is eligible for the post. In order to become a candidate, a formal lettet . of application must be submitted to the Editorial Board . Included in this letter should be a statement of reason for desiring the position , qualifications, and previous journalistic experience. All cand idates will be interviewed by the Editorial Board on Sunday, April 5, 1981. The Editor-i n-Chief will be selected by a majority of votes of the Editorial Board at The Spectrum's annual meeting. Applications are due> without exception, by Friday April 3 at noon. All correspondence or questions should be addr-essed to Elena CaGavas, 355 Squire HaiJ (831·3876). �On life with a camera: Wiseman is no wise guy by M.ldiMI A. ~ /ijl«r1111ff $10// 1tn1,.. "1 ry ~ 1o bt • "U< iuy:• dotu,.,.w, mmrna~<.. f•cdontt w.._ od•lfiod hopdul filmrnai<..s oa I ff<OI 1«1- prtiCIIll'd 18 DotfaodO<fHall .. part or 1bt Wl'dncs4ay . - , . ~«~~~<•...,.. bJ 1M Butler a.. EnaJooh Orp.nmca1. ··u,.,...,. fillailoclbt 111111," w_, COftt•lltd, ••,.,. _'l...,.lo Ia!~~-." llnOdcu...... lacilniCIAtaoalld...t.- V.IICmMIOid~ tnos- to CIOOitm"t .,...,.._ '-cod 11o ........ orouad .ad dioto-. rw lh......f ." In tbc I l l ' - bt - · a a 1oc or foot~~~<. NI>J«U aro aaw.,. iltaJiutioM. Ho Cllllod i&ttllutlono hlo • I"'" '"" I.. 1M filnuaatcr aplamed IIIII h11 douu-rwld ~- !ID .,.,...., about tho lruticution, buc tbt <ondlt- or lho -lay rn 'OIIIch tl\at MI>UIIIhOO fUIICiionl. H< said hb filro HOf/11/M, (Of l"IUDCO, "IJ today or,.., w....,....·, throu&h a ml'dlall posm.'' lbldoo o ~tal, bt bu rllrncd 1 ltoclo lebool. toldicn oa belle """""' and on o rnannr .... a ,.,.,.: omutut-. 1114 JUII ,.......,, a moclohna Arsonists burn fire squaders ....,.., FO<....,~-.ary, w....,... con.a..atoloOioounor lilm ,. ...... 11o """"to lc$o 1...,-... for nut lS .......... to. s1oooes. oae """"'' up oa ScnniP Y<af, ..... '"""""' I"'ducs. bu CIOOitnop<d s.- •••.C• lf71 tbc Public Broad<-•• w - to ...u oae - . , t r,1,. a l'flldUCinf ha"" tho lu•ury or a loi(o;"""' .....,.,.,"""""' Pc,.- l'llol..,..,..., lleroro lilmlna. Wisoman mu~ 1Cf tho okay lrom PBS. To dl4<, tht >tallon ha\.,..... tum<d do•11 one or ht> ldca1. Br thon as~s P<tmtnlon from lh<tn\IIIUIKIII llklr. The filmml~t'f 1> rardy lum<d a"at althouJh h< adman. •·t don'l loo• •h~ an~nt altcnu thtlr rteeure- to bt taLm-u•.,. «r. . .•• l'»tet '" dat ltn&ft' V..•\Cift:H <On- -4rd JOCM rCI:IOnt~ \<AniC) ,-.ubbnc, or • tc."\.'OI'd "' • V. f\miU ~lt'C'"o tO tbt .n&M ... IUft (Of Pfi1"J'WOit 1.0 m&a .toO I.Y ~ ,..., ha .. ••<rl~,. ""'""'for l<pl , . . _ , 0...., lll.o.k, ,..., lilmmaJ..or l «'P' "' tt'tU\.h •ub h•' ~ttal cont.acl. h•ot. ••acho..:-.ac foe •crnal po~~~...,, ont"., .an. •• -aayo. Burcauornrcla•-...o-pt . . . . rwa., buc a no. lll..,pl 10 IIIT<II 01101>dU- 10 In tho,. •bu•lto bt filml'd ~ htJ <quopmcnt and his pas1 ,..,.l. 1 allvna IO tho •oalf on • tnt'<tlTII "d...)'llirt<> tht l'fV«<\ " lhe It<; IOmp tbc f't'OJl"C1 <~l"f'''',.'ar"- to the iubjm, t~ bntn the' r~ulu.• be «.pialntd \1 ........,., .,.,...,... may abo pcorouod< lhO><' bani limed "'lcr do•n t,..f JUOtd II< t> dq>eodcou Olltnrormant\ A..,....,........,.- an UDpOrta.tu ntlll lboullO oaw ~ kad to an ln~oalrabk sltol. ........,lorlnrl~ ..... his "'' u rO< mol\lh btlor< h< b<f•ru >hooltna. Ou11na tb.ll , , . ~'"""'*" rf'CIIn;h on hk •ub)«<. ) 'You tram )OUMf 10 btma <Oonal-lol< &n) prof<>...,..., )'Ou ha...,. o bull>int tn<tn," ho ""i4. Tb< I a• Prof...., leds he <annoc "*'") bt •OM<<I. nor c.an hli \ultJ«f•· Wl'<'mfln ai>O<Ion noo ll<il<"< 1h01 hi\ r.,...., ldm\ altC'r human bdtavuw: ''If fX.'Opl~ att ntnou\ C~usc a caml"fa ti on th<m)th<t'll "'-1 on a tbcy lhlllt h normll." Mu\1 or • \landard lilm•na day I. ·'""'1 bo11.,... becauso th<t< li nothona ••> IMI>Ofl&nt mouJh COUIJ on 10 lilm. •rttc rrtr tun<, ho"<"Of, iS no1 •1Uil'd; cawal but tnfonnati~ C'Oft'lmtntS from dv ptOpk:: C'OM«ted •nh IIH- m\l~utiOII.!nttbt filmmalt<f as to •iw:n ho ohoultllla•~ h•«•••tcnf'<&dy. Pao<ne<, ~.....,... sa>CI, is th< ley, ''¥0<1 ha~ to b< read) 10 .toooc 1r )OUt )'9U lhocc . 'ou ..... •011 and ..... 10 ......_. "hal pcopl< at<totna !o 4o and"'>·" COAionU<'d. "lf)OQ uy to ,.,.•.., ......... the rcsu~~.,. r~m b< bed ," t rod '4 t\<mllll bq:ins <lldl YtftiUr< ,.Mhoul any or tho "'" w._ .. .......... - AJUio... kno"'""'"' DillS&. SENIJRS- EARN OVER INTE'ltVIEWING IN 1l!E PLACiiMiNT OFFICE ON 'MARCH IIAYY• ,...._ _ _ _ _iiiiliijijlilliilliil ............ • ~ul< Ia--- ..,.....,A _, r----------------------------, 1 1 I I I I I CREATIVE HAIR DESIGNS FOR PARTICULAR I'EOrlE : I I J EUROPEAH I TRAINED STAFF HOI"'A COLOAIIOC off KIWI KAII!CUTS L__ ~_pi~~!~~~L8.! ____ ~-!_~_'!'.!'! ____ j $850 AIDfTH 11m. YOU GRAOOATE- ....... ,.. n..-. . . . , . . -- -. PHYSICS • MATH • CHEMISTRY The Dept. of the Navy Is seek~ yooog college men for It's nldar power programs to operlle, ~. _,maintain 0\'e( 1so nuclear reactors. Hyou haW 1 good back· gi'1IIJld in ~us and ptlyslcs, are 1 U. S. citizen, and In good health, you may qualify. Those acc:epled receive 111111..- ollnduate level training In nuclear llrOiliAsion p11nt lheDry and operation. t11at woulcfcos1 thouslnds In cMIIn lie. But'in the ~. ~ . . . . . $22,000 ~salary tllat advances to over sas.ooo In flU~ And to top" oft, thn s he medlcalldental, tax advanlllges, llldlali IIICn: llln".-y. lluiiiiDII11111 ................. In- of the most !1!1...._.-....~ FornniiiDINIIIDn, Qlllldyw........ra.:iito ..... IDrll!iMnllwwltl• Nlwy Olllc8r ......... uti ••l• ,..., ... IQIIII;D •• '* .,._ .. )_.,. ....... ti.-..,._.. Sod• ...._tb ~--- •• • Ia 1,.1, 60J fllu " " ' ....... ""-~ ol •lrido ..,... 1looidos Ill< prof• -..e.llM:tlot ..... - - - - .,.,, .. .._... loatt, ..... _ . . . . - ~ 1t • 10 atdt .. ,.,..... . _ . a d r....o ~ """""" <M~« w ......,, otltcr criJIId <Ud> " robloory Of . _ ad • """' "-'"" nidn>.<' murder a tho ...... . ....... or .... bt - - ,. tbt fiR delob<ralr fii'NUrtUIII. H01r """' "1\r- ii onm a--~ lhlfll., tbc '~)Me fwucan ta-r roocC'd tn ,alouty. ot,at. •• contuuacef Ottf'""'~ f<YCDI" 0< q<J R.ild>Jt ''lb... fs no fo«-t~f..-. Anau wu ~ suspoctl'd ,..._ ......., a •1111 other <:nnlft ble bduad a .......t psol.nt ,.,.. "' lbc ~ .... tbcK ... r.....,._._ - d rloor hall. . y or tit< Alto>. _ , tins an: 1e1 • .. ,._,. Co111•odot< Aparre<an •• d<rdid .,..ll..,.," 1190 ..... c~o<owowa Btdfalo a..rr• 1a.a ~-• ob•lotilr ....... ••d a bilk ...-........ ror ..................... ~ 1M lln<RI JQuad is _,.,ima t:all<d"' ,..,,. a''" II ••• bdna acti~ 'The pOial or ooaln .. tho rtnl lluaa lbc i n - - O f loou for.U\Ioalbt "pojouor systa~~," bt ,._..._,rQID...,. l:ut ~~ ~ b ..iat« IIOI<dlllatll><aack--.la..,.•Y' ....,.. .. . . _ _ , _ . _ ·-~ ~ to lho •• , llt)(Jft_ ~m"'l-~!·.~~ •• JOn 1urn1 "J' lho or - fllo@t , - to U1c O<tmo•t, lloofr.lo.,. a · - - of ftra ad .._._lor a ... or 0, - · oro a.l 0\Ank -'-<liP _,_, b)--· 1M _.. """"""" , _ , _ lor Rdch"' it lira called • 011 a cut, - tllor . . . . . - "'"' . . . , . _ - · - " '""lit'• ..,ut 'lit~ J• rolows 1M bolt1l ,.....,.. r.- !lot Off ,._h,... rr- -mb< to do« l <IOJ<I•. r<fl'ifcnlon ad - r y lhd•ft dOIIIco do Wm, tho ......... lloo.W ,_... onlhodooa l'lotrcts.,_ - l l lho C I) tbll If "'Y WaD or thcs< an II "' ....... 1m Ur.uall) -1 m<at> 11111 tbc ocaop&nl> ~O<w rua at< co~.- all 10 On< Ill< f U " t - or 11m< fra\1\1 ""''b~ • a ....., a-..11 ,. tocolka~-r"oncor - · "YOII <M 4th< lhrousllllot 111>011 ...., 001 b< Slllpottcd, but ..... ~ uolacd _..~........., nttkDcc. w~~a~ potll of kat datntctiaa, Of lb< 10 · Only inukutton be films, .. that II>< film- ..ol>< from lb< JUI>jcct matter He aflrr noa-crimiDII ~ aa bel<.. or • raolty d«1rlcool ~. "lM film IS mad< in lite l'dllint fOOm. Tbc Structut< Of thtlilm o 0\llkt or·~ ruled ou1, ll(Oj«IJiht lilmmakcr's po<nl of \'ln'," 1!\ery day aft<r filmln&. Wi><tn&n loob at rulbt>-tb< film be has shol Is.,..... &SIIIIDtlll,. If donp bum marts f01m a tltl4 day and makes notes. "1\flcr • 11100tb )'Ou·~ a notebook or hlftOJI)'I'Itla." hrliiUd. 1M anlY abo mal a up •loa oftb< ""'""of th< ~*'""' or lplash<s. poo11nc .,. PtOf'lt •• tbc da> 's nnllcs, crGU"<da<DCUIJ tho 11111><> so thai. ho ,.Y fond IDOihcr lriahb' .,l1ammabk liQIIIId ...., bt tapOIIIbk ro. &M rtR. •Ito appcan 011 teeb film. &Iatona olio•> tho filrntnal<UO ''wt fi•e monta<S llf S~ minutes so that II OoaoliR< 1n1a$ ia a - - • a ~~ II .. 11)011 ,..._ to - - a..iMI 1M "Ofk Of l'dotina IS <DJO)'IIblt 10 WD<mU. He odmoucd, "M&tlnt ...... Smlplo of tllo cbamcl fiiiM beau IOOrlona for a Ht> lat<SI docu~tary. MO<frl. abo<!! ranaiDt ol bousdlold {.,..,.... h ft in a moddina oaency, ..;u bt .,_,on PBS"' Srp(«~~btr....... ~0 ""' jl(llla lob IO - ~>open-·· ao.- hllk ,..........a .,. ro tfl\PlfC trust tv4:tl bdorc he put• • rt'cl 411 hi\ cama-&, When~ ofrt"f\ '""IO<t ..,. - , F.- f~) tW ..., . . l'ulio:e d-•- . T1lt ..... ~ .,_ Nationally. apprountatdy f'7 P«<ml or _ . . t a - . ""' ,.... cav&ht- In Buffalo ......,. 90 P<I<UI of tb< apprtbtndcd COII\1tll'd. Dtt<<IIY< ~recant Robtfl Rlt<ht<, "ho b<llh .cllc butcau with F'w< l>q>tn111eof torut<aonl Harold Wllu, annbull'd &.oll&>'tlnall CIDII•lclioll ractot.MJOOda.'tca.atu•eca Pf'<IIU< ,....., o# ...,.. .,. .,.,._,....,tiel ... ~• . - . . Thh)\i'" tut wnernaJ ad'-ocaar \\ lktMA It&~: u •mut~atiCJn.ltl mnno dt\,.Cd~«d •11f\Mm&n& t.ftcJK "'t.thm the mwatl.liJOn •beD be ... bqJ..a filmona 111<1 hi\ ......POl< mak1n1 tlw fil"' Thi> 111<1110 nrwlatn IO< 1 '1-.d •Ill< ~ Da.~ ll&dw ...... "RaJ Smo).ey tho "Only )0<1 <anprnmt r...... rua .. llqf(aJo'• I �A. b) Mart~ Ro:wn .....,,..,_.. I>l•ff N mtr "COIIIrvry tO popok>r prnN>Mttt, ' ' -PrtS~C~em•, CommiSSIOn •1Sdo<•. "" a '•IOMJ ( Of Fon A!Md><- n.. Brom rs ~no~•••tht on the~ that dlt)'l. Ptla or ••l>l>l<m of d«o)ul homes. n., poli« prmno r t>ciJhborhoocl has ~ burned our-rt~ae' lOI()"Wft· "EYCr>~hm& h vnokt-drarrcd." ll>ca 1 .. b ~ c Dracl<n." ,...., blo<l.< vp and aldt at tht lr~r "o .. 0.0. h &JOU, .. the txdaimcd, "'""-' crey •etdi tt«pina O\'tt t.tw bloc&.. or ' H "The <Slyr.u clo•n on tht lit on\,". tUt$ dro"e the bv~ out-the' an me Con...ruc.n. "n.. F~ Gortmm<nt Jm<y or clonan OVI of lht 1101'111<... ""' bcm (oo 25 I ~llectcd. •• No•· l~ northea_~~ ~~ tOUirlJ an a on phrkooph) " �i:: ~lrum c enterfold • charred·lifeless city of concrete Cutback may KO Bronx comeback ''-"'" One 1\smda fOf .... J980t.. bilk holM d;lhesna qui<t; tho ft001101<ft ''There'• a I eckral loan provam. 8A. ro , . .ore •r.artmmt buildtna\, .. Thea mtntiontd a.s •·t s•una onto lh< Grand Con<out"S<. "Tiley ai•-c )'OU a S200.000 loan 01 '"'0 ptrttn~, then tdl you •h• mull bo rCfllltr"l"d TM red ltpt''s a mil< loQa," ilw added Modttn •tndo• frarna, a saan o& M rm.abdrtahon mont), hncd tho buildlft&J on rho c..coun.. tho '~"""•" w llld . "II or can bo ~. tho n<IFhbofltood ha• l ,han«' . ro ,.,_ olc:lrtt It'> ''Tit"'' ...... ~ opof.bf<. •o••d tht .l.at< lid. ''Ht&h o"l"drO""" talia, ta' ,.,... .. .,. I tho) hl\< .. ..,_>'d) ••tiM) 'rc rKnuune apanr.enc o•wu 'Cf) aloQa hcrc." TMa concluded. Rcflc<t.,. on rho dra.. t..b 10 lho P<Oiflm od.kd, ·•11a ,..,..,.. ,. Pl)>n& SollOr.,.llftd rlt<o..- nocds S30Drorq>a) rho lou.' tho Srare •uboodur rb< drrf~ " Sbo nodd<d "'"'ly. "Lil.e ao) F<dc:ral prosram. 11 • W'<qlltblc: 10 tut-bach." Rilhtt"'n orr tho Concou,... al1d sa bloab up. 1'"'1 a ht&h ~ "'"h barred •indows and barbcd·,.ir< w ••D blodo .,_. Slw <10'0"1 the atl pd • paled CIO<ftpia al1d potliU""' rho_..,.,. w"""' ur '" '' l ....... h<RIIftdJC'IIiO.........,,'..... llld Mtntionlll& rho furor sunoutiCIIII& the 1910 C"tn...,, iM not., tho lacl of ,...,.........,,.., for Blon• r~u ''It'' Munatf'd that there arc c•o mill.att aJinu in lh~ ul--~atc area.'' sbt u.td ''It'' <haork-poopk foloppiu& ia aDd our Tlley're a"'*" mU'M)I'IlY '' Bal:hrarlln& """' lho Graod c-ounc. - Oto>e mto the Wesr llcort• . More nobbit. brolft &Joa, ihrtddtd b•UIChftiJ • ilb 1ntnmlllf'ftl 'liM or ~,"'....,_ Mwal• oa ,.... of .._,_., ho-mn llftd poc1urn or · - · complete ........n _ Md pou. c-nred on 11cd ..,...., to <'O'U - • no-..- holol Tl\ea 0"'11> a~ "'.dte Memo H.,.., tt«t""' ~ rcaJW~t• lh< obolactos f ...... lwr ~Oil coiu o.... dollar • pllon," Aid . ....._ ,_, doe elly ...b<icb!cd -•n&COil> for Jonu.y, ~r. Mar<h and Arnl Thai ..... •·"- * 1111>- ........ pcnouucd 10 ........... b)' 112""' """''~ for at<h aponmmr . She poiot"' out. "Tllar doNt't <"<n bu) 12 pi~. Mr buildonr ·~ "' " ' _ ...,. ............. . .. ,......,. .... One- m•k 6o•n . uctu • •M brld.,.. •'t'rt • Manhattan T"o bio<"b of aumblona r......-.llftd 1~ 1 ro• of polu;hcd lo•nhou'K'.\ Tbt toaal ontepouon of the n<o&hbothood . lh< h'o h•rrtn•"J on the v..., Sod. of M uh•IJUI, 8roollyn HOcJu• aod ' " - lfoland Crtr ~ vab a b1o< ~ of ho<loo llftd aoodc7n~~r tbeno, t ' - >tM theta for . - - fen. t h e _ ... .............. ' \llttr) Lhoy"~ .., tbar of doe ••riot"' ............,,.-b) L..,., -...~ ...., f....,---•" ••> - Th<r.,..ono-puo.u)•or•- f . - SlOO 10 SIOJ:I _.a n... .,....,.,.,, • -·· ..._. ..... ~~ - ·· thrrr at ., . . ., sa..-,.s •tachal to tlilt ern. • oec .. ~. heed-~ Md ._ty ,.,.__... ........ do lho fonMT - · .... She do""'li<S the budaa ntt..twt.> of lhe ~ adm.-r•- and pr«<tn• ...,dn 1.- foo d,. 110. "lh< - · lho)'« tile r..... P<OI'I< .....,_ a<U OUintt<d .. ... • �l j SASU. !f ...._...,_ • ... Co-op . ,_ Tilt""''*- _.loclc:n - · t h e c0un ruled llltMmcloflud«uioa -=cat. bee&- - there • • DO lcpl buu for the t'rastccs 10 k coruultcd about the relit iocr~. llaisma " donnrtory fen Is tM r~rbiluy of Ill~ Slatt !! l..qlslaun, tbe llatcmmt reed. ·~~ "h ~«mcd to me that tM suit was frivolous i and noc com~cnmsibl€," wd Blinker~ who was pleu<d w11h the coun'• derision . "We madt' all $ tbc points the )udae made," he added, "but •e "'eren'tlbtmcd to ." UB's SASU repruentauve Tina Stoke t"')<eaed d~~appolntmmt over the rulina. SASU did 1101 ellpta a "loul victory. . . . said, dncc it drd noc bdie\.c the S150 r;mt iocr.- would 1x ·refuadod, but d drd expect Ill~ court to n.rle tbal public noc1tt ibould ba~ beal JIY<Dto auda!u. "h •CHild baw ibown lhlll M wett dealt a diny hand," Slole "(Go..,.nor L. Carey) bad a deal with \\>hatton about the donn inereaK," SloLe added. Rlrdoric In a ll'lt<r from Whanon to St<rn In Oclolxr, the Chancellor pOinted out a thai a formtr lludmt rtrr--m ~ ,.•.,.d lOOk pan '" the fMIIOCWionl eocl actually vorcd oo the ~p»a~ . Szoke called the ~atk or publ~ norrce "a diny tnet." · Wharton alto ch~ that Stera did DOC act properly in rtJOrtina 10 "demon~ttllllons and rhttonc" rnllead or r.ra pratlllina hiS vjc,l., to the Board. Saoke defended Stem'• acbont, ...yrna that he mede his position clear to !be Trustee.. Stern decided to aatbtr student suppon. Ule Jald, because: M kMw 11111 the matter •ould k follabt in the l..qlslatutt. A decls- 10 ~ IM Albeny coun's nllina bas noc bml made.IICC>Dtdiq to Stem. Ho........,, Szoke ;, _,rrd- that three or SASU '• ~nm demancb, made as 1 raul! or tiM:,Ia-.nwt, ,.ill he by the Trwtea. AmcM1a 111 dcrnandJ, SASU c:aJkd f0t ~ month's p\lblic norace kfOte che Trwtm plan to act oa any fee ~OpOials. a housina contract • ith 1 lease bindrna boch studcnu and adrrunlstraton wtlh opcions for b&rplnina riabU, and the , inclusion o r audmtl on a ~ board co revjc,l. dorm pOlicies and personnel. Thooc may lx me~, Slott arnnncd Monday. Ho-. ......................... ,_ ~that M ''~ed '' the vlaor~ llntr II« pmocWiy 11ood co sarrer from a ~c. ''The poinc as, I don' 1 hew IO pay a boll ," he multd . Sruo~sly , ho•t•cr , th v pe-81111& wve~~nacd, anochtr opt- It mar bave ll to mo•e off-campus. M id said cbe Dllf~ !rom UB *Ould requin a 1oc or money, but added that 11 has beal dttc1*cd U>d is - Pra.idmt maon1arocd n "" t bt rmpOMibk "nabt" ci«Uioo. Arutl, "M ~ld he drcl nor 0... ..., "SA eould continue to own know M o nda )· whe t h er Ca.aac's would apput t he the stock or lx a co-t.ianer on a deculon. explained tbatcbe IIUI CO-op loan.'' be uplalDed. mo>c may k 10 have some o r " Wt already ba~ our credu the ~ales resuraions lined onot ~a b!Wicd from our dealiniJ the ease is closed. " Kdter "''th das:ulbutor&." ~ Aatd added thal1n a n>ectin& definitely .aid at the trial thai be • o uld have 10 wnab tbe last year ,.ilh Ketter, the Co-op'a pcrfOI'IIIUitt D'tt lbc Un•-•r PrHrdeet oprqsed pua five yean jlcfore mabn& his ..ppon for the " He " • 1uch noo~:· Aatd rdattd foard he penonally ra.ors "·" Bttt, 1x added, •'ir ....., c:aa Anld rcr<OUtltcd . "We ~>.~~~ply need tbat rnlli a l doll a r ~ that we are Jit"<'rdy rtstrttttd a.nd ca.n•l sene IDHUme nl ,.htdl IS the lludmU lldequ.aldy, theft be oba~." 1M C4-op Prnidml catlc4 ..ould ha>e to aa." StMe the oriJinallimou "ere the roun dedsron "ooe II., 10 a impO>ed, there have lxen t"O >1ctory." .-xplarnina that "inflationary" adJustments. the Cavaac's Aumblina block Whll< the Co-op pccftrs out or the .. ay. the Co-op""" puJh to opctate " olhout any tiru-cnrly oncer<rcnce But "'hcther lhal •• rl•u"ble r~,_,natn' to be IC'nl, ~tun rn~l\led "I '"" .. a~ unul I Jrl a v.rntcn optn&on hom the"uornn <.imnal '"""'h "'II tal.e a few da)\," he ~k.l. "and am able to a..'"" 1bt umc !Jmu fOt an appeal b) C•••e's." After t hat, Kneer •'OI>IIllued, he "D<IId consult Vrtc Pr<>~denl f01 :,Cudmt Affatn Rr.:hard A s...tl~ow "and Others" lxforc maL•111 a d«"ron . "Just nJfrl no,., I ha•m't e-.·n thouaht or rl )ct.'' he condud~ "''b Alllll ,our protes510f111 0011S llld mill JeWISh luMnlnt. Cenllied tncners. • MSW'1 llld BSW'1 art lnvlled lo IPP(y. Cbal· lenDW'O pos«lons open. Flnanctal assistance IVIIIIbll lnllrvii'IU now btrno ahedultd lor onenta11011 CIDIIIII$10 lie held Ill 1111 Ill ., 151111 " ~ ltrink you quafy caiiiO- .., ISRAEL AUYAH .,..,.. . ..,.,.. .... •AaJNES. •AifJMCK • • CIIIIC.-s • •CIIt't~~· �) Youth unrest J returns -seepage 21 ) ... \ ~ · ~~~ \ �~(1 ';'[1 4 } • Y,_1 \I ' "i /Tf 1, . ; 1 .. .. :••.d'! r lfiTE .......... Ln..-....• . nJm)A I SIIAT aos.. '·- wid! ....:;..l.._ . �--~~~~~~~~~~--------~~-----------------------------,· M Variety of issues kindling youth movement J Discover the Many Swnmers of RIT Stu4f this.......,." al dw pr.ac. with .,. int-tional reputation for exu llenu -RJT. ChooM ftom mDf"t 1hln 200 ~ "' _.....,. olf'... lt>dl\cll>lo<dAn> Gr..... NU 6 -.....,n, c;.-JI - · .. c-....~ Sped.~~~ ttW •um..n"' --.v.u~ -u. u~ o1 ~ rJ..-f!P ~· •·RJT l'l>ot<IC--s.m.w.-t.MI~Au-7! .. Rrrt Colop .. llw " - ' of tht , .... t..loAit ~ W.221 This Summer, Cornell ~ -----------------------------­ ~ --------------------------------- 0.--..,..---------- ... s.._.________ ...,________ What be«er place to be than fa< above ~ s waters as you lmpi'OI<e yoar wnli"'l sblls~...ofk hnglll!illt'S wllh computers pamopate "'a or take a course in 1nstrtute. ~ual draWing? Nowhere else can you learn tn the company of !iO dtverse a group of lac\llty and students 1n such a uniquely anrac\lve sertJil( of htlls. lakes. gorges and waterlalls At Cornell. you can ru1ron requirements. ac· tdenne )'OUI' cJeeree proaram. or simply take advant&lle a the opportumty to study .those lntriguina subl«ls that you've always put oil Ro:quest an AluloiiiiCLIIItlll and see for yourself .JI the reao;oos why Cornell I$ the place you should be thiS summt'f 1\JitiOCl is $t2S per credtt or less. PLEASE HELP!! Oo us a favor - due to our annual inventory, we must return the majority of our textbooks to publishers by March 23, '81 . PLEASE BUY THE TEXTBOOKS .YOU NEED NOW!!! · Thank You University Bookstores SQUIR~ HALL - CHRISTOPHER BALDY JOSEPH ELLICOTI COMPLEX • �i I 3f~~©fulli®.ti©rru. J JMedicaid and day care-l Reagan starts out chopping !c .., U.. FliM - R«-. "'--' J - ...... I """i>"'OIf""" ! E-. / f· \ - ~ lhout#> I'Noltlom Ronoltl 5 .. A $7 • ' ?"' ~ 1 .,_,.. ...7 - ~. ... ... Refomng to Rogan'• c.•c ...., I.M>blo O..oomont Sho -ul.o"'d that tho C'\IIS "''' noc "• 11 \ IIIJ • ....~ "-'""·"'~,.,_, ·~ ~ C1ftl - · tt h.J.t"'IIA V"'at 1.-"n\MM-d ~~~lfi)Uihl , ,._., ...... ltoHtWii tJudvr th., "v ~....... t10.- mur::-h .. ~ " ...J Kdn GinS Cbai ,... .,..,.,tl.~ b.twd on lbl: nwmlwt cl c:tmdt~"' • r.,.., 1¥61!1 ... com, """' ""'""" ""'' d.\ urc • r«~ tur "'01twn "'""''• k~o~l• lM.' don hul ¥ d Wttt1 th..... ..__. vt ~ aWtf:•t)CV 1ft . . CA~ It " Ct'w41Pt" lu f\r)l ha\..t MU•r• rn•lM:r.u -..rlt. .tlld 'l.l>ak:h tL,! "t!' pubN..IV 'ttH••d (Utnttlf M" 1.• u•..l PfC.Itll''"' . liN I W.-r•l ~I\""~ I( "'d rN!ft ktth JJ•¥ ~,0 twrt~l "' d l lf ..,., . . , l[, fM'Cntt .. p6ed f,, bv u,.., 4.tk> o1nd the t~•<J•.U 25 Pft~"«t.t ,,. ft., .,.k.,.j r.-.s ... ~ ''" •«.,.,. .. ....._ 14•~ o1 d•« /\mJ"-~11 bythen..tWy RNg.n·IJJJUPo~Wi tt»b lft_,r1t1('ttbuf~.el•llfY-ho~l• ~w~and~·~dl(l'"fJtt'..,..l ,.-.. •••• ulrt-t ,_. 11.'-l ~ ~l Jfk'hf rtw ufhe h..-.d "\.h.--.t.-H' li\, Yf'fhw~·'lt-..-"l-"'t1"Pftll•,. ..... k 1\...~... ~llb. ..... ·~''·~··" rtaoot o.trho&anf ........ ~ <..-h t~.4/lt! ~•~~ tttolltt llln"'..., Mo.•.,. ft ... .., , .. huNJub,J "'•~•nk ,. ....,. :a ~.nd4dn•,t.J4..· "J h•••• "'..-m 4f1d t ... m""--v lt. ..... "'' '"'"~"*- ll.l ...ll id--'•••• M.t\k-~_,. •""'-'!lof~lll~••J...,,,~ .,l,_. ••u,.lr)I!Jho.Jrrwt..~•d... "'Lfl lo~V,.,.t.....,..,._. \ i.dc-.-J •.a... buildb~,~~·'P tJUt,,_. 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W PI"~ t •., ••• R~ 1 n,,..-.., •• ,l.P .._, :.rv ..... •• T..mpt•UlU $_54°0 pr. .. ~ Argued di\WI W;.,d With the a..4t., 4t dey<....,,~,r~,.forc~r._..., (1')4 r·•~~ Ltlch.~.alAn..tud~ ~-- O.y w, .. puy• nw " Erw C•.u ''V n• ••»wd ltWIII ttw Count\~ u-.a .t,Count~l 9r'ei'-.,.J.,J,,....,.-.... ~"W.• •·• ~ wo•ll•.y m-.Ji•·1~ wwh . . . . .~"" ~vutfftf tor~ I~ 1,_,,~ 'uten temp_.,.,.. .. ~h•ld dcr\dJP""''rttaphyo.<. ~,.;t~...,.;t ~ ~. flnyf•A1.AkAlJffiii'WM'V Tlwy h.aw ..., '-"""""" tu I w v t1wt b..l ...~wtin........ ,~...d ,...rv tluntll't'p..id.,...-...1;.JUJ Hlwllhsa.t~ lhl'"•'-'•tholUid >~owf~\ fl•ad '\. ~..:i('~r• ..lot\I"'Wh~liiK,.~'l,VCtwf rh.c •'"'\ (rlfflpt•~•tt•prl.l'll\.l.. t-.'Lt".,..VV.-' Pf ,~~o.,.odcUbMCI"lC • -'P\"'~h.Jbr: •~ lh, M.-..~t .tih-lJ.,,.. .,,. • W... tnut\thl tttttt.6ftlli Refugees from EJ Salvador find a home in Nicaragua oDiy e.w e.w Morv ~ •J!Pioan..:d Ill« Countv cl11 ,.,. '""'" .-.. •<If) Cwronl11/1hf <CV!I~ 5NW for 90 )rf{4fnl at ~ C:arc C01b '1'ht """' !Ufml,f'!'t ~ "-• c-«h C<"'~~ ...U.G ""'1cNI.kwd much .. ol tho C"' "'I >><101 ~-- ~ ._ no.~, ,...,. . . . . p.<m• et...l Actuo.""''ll ~old ... ~· ~ II• t..~ ,..... ,,, J1 ~"" '\• ,J\rhl ~"' ""II aud Cun\.a... ul Hl.Jit'W A.Jmt,\ltel.., C..H Dr~ ~ ~Cloy c.. .a... dey CMf hondlod c•.,....... ~ ......... - - ltw ......... Cmt"' llf"!''"fd • lio ' ,....,., VOf\ S.... wll •d- • 1t1 ~ O.ec:IDO oC ttw ............. ~ <uta. AdJNnlolr•tc>r .,, "'• O.W6U M4- NUJ'It19 livtne MIC'-1 llfogrldc) •·old ~ Spo- !NIIw l'mod«rd. ......... .. """lld.o' .,... •r. tUtllh•l>'• ;,. " ' - - ' 1\lndoiO--··-· bYdgol .,. .,. tMdar ...... oflects the _ , ;. , .............. on Modlc<old and~ !! ~ Ft.ifta l Ge~\ t~etll _..... ._. lo6od< • - 10 - " tbal th• �[~~~-~-~_©_~ID __@_~_~_@_om _________________________ ! US groups weighing the pros arid cons of a MX game -- CIOOJid.., br~ .. Zbople WI* ~· _ ~ linlmo>ary dodoioii 10 t.c ... MX m1111o ovum 111 tbh """ Ncv.da . "'" Olllce f i .... So.-. "'*~ ,_• ....._hit,....hMX n.....,..""""' ..,._... ., ...,.choir.._......._ .... 'l'*m'•--n.. NX .... OI'IIWIIIIIn i J. INn)! ..... 10 ...... _ Or\llnoiW ... ~ole.."" " - - ~ 10 .....-1 200 MX T c i P c a l - ..,_ --.. ....... _4600 ..... ....... ~ ... - - opCIOnt wl*'> lor ~ ol 1\oMrioa'a .... ,o.ooo_ .... lrldot._. o.- ol 10 bo c.-.. .... .. . .._...... ... "" ,_. ... buill 200 ........ ......__ Aclctording 10 PrOjed a... BOllin tbo Olboo ol Tedlnal " - ' - t .......,._, ...... ol ......... ... COI1IMI 23 onciMdvol ...... ....... belli~ Ht on • " - ro6d •lorvo ...! !be organi-Oft -on ohc Polor~. . . . . . . - ....,_II hadnU,.,. ol _.... on a rcquet1 horn Cong,..u-hu ._. member• .......... conducocd -~w~~ns So- tnMIIgoNw 5cMocJ •• bolowd 10 ...diln.whdloould dc\«1 f lho _ , . oaualy on rho lranoport., , • numbrr of ~ how Aiel tho bulding of a-.- ... =-~tt>cMXmlOIIe -"'"""' 10 . . ""'"" bv .. orgllt\llllll6n. s--y ol Dclente Wolt1begor hal ..._....s rhel IWO .Udy ltMIS bo lormcd to ~ the tihmallwl for MX '**'II- ~lng 10 Sharlmon, "ant tum will be macM up ol c.- - - ol ~-Bolhbc: ~ cho MX, ......Jd bo ~. 10 prc4«1 ntarl.d Slarfmon indMd•ols !rom 1M Penroeon • and tho ooconrl team wdl bo Clt>nlj)OICd ol "'omw ollldols" who hew MrWd on the varlou• bure•ut r•tlc acknowtedgod mocla. tndudlng - lito SALT I aurot:rMnl ftvm ............... A8M.,...... Sborlman ~ ... ll\ll A8M c o n - -*1 bo a ,._,.. chongo 1n , . , _ , poky F.. thlo · ht Aod. ......... oiMouo ,..... """" tho And booed tnOdc ol ~ Bit cleeWoe OoMr · - MX trudlod _.. IM~olcho -on s.-. boMvft "'" IUr!ooo ;hlpo could -- Shorlrrlan oaod ol lho 23 otw11ea ,q,· 21 -*1 hold ~ OM ......Jd hold 11M MX on • 'drag The AssHimcnt OrganiUUon ·~bo~ . _ ... us doe""'"-.., oll.-prol«dj¥. The....- 11oo nor.. lfwo 11M ""'"'"..,_, of 11M , _ tUbmar1nos ,. ""' 1uo111o """ ,_ l.oaloioo """' woh lho ....... ........ 23rcfl-*l bo • trlined _..... to .......... llw Slnco cho ...,.__ s....t, -*1 ""' be lOCally an 1\uDdlng to Army s.- MX - · lhe MX ........ -locooad I'll* A&.. c&..l ~ lhoywcdd'-ootn46 .......,. ca-l*" T«rii. cho~ ... ..,..,.._ ....... "'* ~ .. pr.-d\1 ~ Cllqthconormous Rcegon "'-'dv .. United Soaoco .... u.-. ... ....-,~ bv .... 5cMto surt... """'"· orMI brHd ol ......__, and on ....S. body J11S ~ te oily N-«--b Sborlman Mid . . •udy loolnd problomo Wllh .. . .. " ' - " ' ,_ lhtt hla ...,..,_ ""'~ tho ol!uollon and oold oh• ~·fill. """dlludo Anti· b6111w M- . (AIIM) d•l~w ~ C04Ad delecllOfl ~ bosil>9 P....,... .... ... .......,.,_,. ~aMX,.. .. pr....... IO~a..,.,.,ll..,. of ~.-drOll~ Shldman Mid ttudy ~ i a.-. In.._ o l - .... _ onw.....-ul harm cho MX . - -*1 have on lho Gr.M S... ...... ollbh and Nevada, he ...t bo .... ol~oncMX The Adn.--ionot-..!viO~ MX COI'IY"'I - . . . , . . l'bort Is . . . ;he pooltlml ol ........ . , _ _ ,_-*lclnto!ohllnl h ~ Shoofnwo added lh.r _ ~----;_-..;...;.. Jnot - ! o l e In the 1990. Ht _._ _ _.:.::.;:;;....;,....:.-J ....._ 10 ..,.. ol MX ......., Nn lho u....1 s.... bMad bokit ......... •• now -.ad..,_ 10 _..s N , _ ,.......,.. .... So.-...... .. ............. . ...s N Unud S.... .....,_ lMd ........_. Ollna . . - - """"- ruched by tho Tcchnteal 1.,. aoid .,. W.W.... • 10 - - •lldy. T. . . wid 1"' ._...s hoo--.., ~lmportlnl..,pr--tbot on...., ..... • 10 be chOoe. OOCJ-.yollheMX....._. ..._.., oroun4 - ~ the lond. . . tnOdc Ht T... NOd lhe pra tat al N NX 8 ":-" .._ • •.. ,.., .... ""' F;:::~ ::O::o:::;::;:: ould ""';:;'-:::;~ :;::;.fl>d:::;:::...t :=:::::~~wo="'l:iiN~Sop::-:::;:=:=::::::~::· ;::• ;::.::;m ..,. =:::;:~Aooo :=::J ASEAN bloc bringing a new stability. a new unity to Indochina NOTlCE Squire Ra thskellar is NOW OPEN by.llldt HdleY~s The lal ol Saigon 1n 1975 mai<cd 1M and ol lho Vlc<nam W• ar\d US .,._.,South Eaot Nla. The -.uumlfwo ._ crucodbvlhe ~ oiUS ~ Wloomc Soulh EMII\olan nat1ono ~ng ..... lho new po..., configw-. . Vi<mom, w«h R""""' ·~ - clom.,.,tln the area, end Cambodia *· ..... ·~ Otin«M ThU .........,., '-' ·~ Nlllonl of Thollancl, ~ Mltle)IOio lnd th• ~ lllando 10 Odl.,.)y renew a ooolldon thoy had loomed In 1967. .... "-kM\ ol Sou1h e... Allan Nallono (ASEANJ . ~ 1975 c h o - - .-oty alonnallly. Aa:ardlng 10 UB t-t..c.y ~ .1oM A t...lcln, thaw ...,.. , _ lnlplm>crud poldoo ol ...__..,., thol . . mutualy -odlve end 1M~~ aCCqa --unlit~ tn globol olfltn. "The _ _ .. ohontd - -- · - - ...~ . -...... lnd · """.....,., _ , dcwloplng ~ ol !hoy .. hacl....,_.t ........... Urldn npxtod ......... dwirv ......... -1111t , _ . T h e - ......... .......,_..-""*"' Ws, ........ "'* on.,. 01,.., o o - Saturday Nights until 12:30 am A Different Food Special Every Saturday HAMBURGERS- CHEESEBURGER WINGS -TACOS - NACHOS etc. LIVE EVERY SATURDAY Mcuy: Tending Bar Hoa.e111: 8..-lng Table. tn)plcol..._ l n d Soo.ltt Olin• 5H ..,.,.,.,.. - - lfwo .............. 10 pooclucdl4 ~. ~ondTho&wwl'-•- ....... ....,. hod- oiL 11wy ol uNiy ol ~.· Urldn ~ l>a......_oi_OIIIIIiOioly 30 ~· Togoe,., the hove bacomc ........ _ . , 10 .......... In - " ' - polllks. "They ..... ..-..lpcplc. mel. good ..,..,.r-w_. "'* ............, "-a_. play the P'ano or the Juke 8oK see our pret&el ooen or our mill madtfne or our ne.. CQ//ee -'ter our beer bottle. u..e our &Dell lighted, ~lly ~oned off «udy and reading area on • _. ....a,_ he.,..,...._ -tlbco. ~-itO ...... .,....,.. ...... ~.,.. ...... .......,.. .-.w But lhc .-!yt~IO ..... . _ -lho """*'-e ol Vlolnam In lndadtlne." Urldn Aiel The..-~ ol thlo /l!iE.AH-- . . . . . . - . "" ap.tnad.............. ASENI. hill dc\lolopod ..... lnllueolcc In tlw Unlod ~ (UN) . Tho ,_,._ " - made . . . , 10 ......... ....... trade~ -'*Ill_.~ ........_. ........ a ........,olart. "The /l!iE.AH .....,- " - " - ' ~ ....... ,........,. -*1 nell bo ~on tt.. own.• Urldn ...........~. ... lit O..lhe colacdw- . . . ........ plant ...!hoy did In llldor-.. and bulla '*'-1 plent In~ They-....,~ on a ............. lar .................·..................... TOURS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST: eadt.,.,..,""" .. ___. ........ I ,.,_.... ... !AIM, tt.. ................. beginning to ~y all.•. , _ 0.... ......, hove"""""*' 101111 ....,_end /l!iE.AH Ill ~ w -'d ........ 10 apd/1.. blfvldUI~• Tom: Cooking wr,... llfllce: Manogfng See Mike • eorry no reaer·v atlons Admluloo charge onJ~ when there ls a UUAB COFFEEHOUSE l SEE YA AT THE RATHrn .,_.-.would--.- be•"t!=:=:t=:::::::=::·:=: c ::::~=========:::=========:!i ~~Pevt'•- �Trials of jailhouse journalism -- - - - - - - - -"' , _ Mom• leboo. A ,_ , r...wr. produoed an u._,.w.d """'""'' 01 the nann and ~ poioOrl ._end_ ~ o.t..~l\owbom.............,.ln ..a-. ~ t1w of 01 ..... one lnmalr """'- """' hod bMn OW1Ioobd bv 1M Oopornncnt d Comldlons In OW!Iomia. I hoo bnn tlw Nludanoo ~ prWon ~- lo.;;. fJrioon- ...... lreodom hi 1\os lod 10 the court bdln The San Quoo•llrl ,.,...... tor awnpl., tn F.bNory ~ lu ..,, • _ , . 10 tlw mao haiiO dMdc on ropona oluns.tn~Ca~y ...,.,_,. The muJIJr1g front ortlde ·~· with • pa.... of bird drcwitl!lll ill tlw dininG hall ongotWd 1M w«dal . ..t1o Ptod ~~~~ mlft . , _ ...a The ..norrwv _.,., ollb CC>rlw-d him ln.t lw hod -..<~..:! and, he hncl allhe r«par11m boc:lc «JoC0!>1 b the alllhor d the oll<ndong artldo A MINI County IO<fgr Clrdeed lhe ropOnel ~- bUl the d«tssan .,... - " " " end 11v lin 1!1 limbo un.dl tlw - ·· htuh """-" d~ ol 1M Solo<lod caM At. lhe Cailbr~~~ Modlcal Foallly o1 v.....v.te. tnmota the OUlCOme ol .......... l O - ...... Th~ ---~· hod ~ dot O.tiot- illuo ~CIIod ~- tho in,_-edltor had oplothod lhe - d --~<~blank left bv four attlcln ...t-od> tt.. ~..,, had doi«Md The ..... - ~ .,..,...,.., .. ... ·-11111 - . ~~ H lgll Tho pnson- und<T .u.dt tfl Col!tocn,. bowlholr PtUon The ,m- odmln.......,.. thteelen tc tl\ut clown IJw should tlw court rult thai the paper< "'" not wbjocl to the lui d.tocrellOn and cooorol ~ the pn100 admini*aton "'If !he COUIU cloddc :oomed>tng Olhn _ , , b4w them tllw-" anymcxo." ....t Ph~cp Gull*lo. " " " ' - ' foe th• tWo lh.m lhol. - Oopart..,.,t o( Ccn-ealons. Wi1._ Brandl. ih« mmot• who wro<f tla two ol!•r!dlng alllclos. Mill • ruling ih« paper 11A1 o.pplo al tnmote popm 1M _..- lw '"Y'· • ..,. be .....,llally """"'"' ""Y n . - h y volu•"' al ond will """'*' Mlmtot In port on • - · "''""" say. rl\ol ~ 1 $. . . . . tighu """""' !hoM ....,..,., "'"" ~ lw re..-ed for Sui lor ,.._, joumal!sls 14 no such cld..,.. and ll>o fod<Tol ro)ung their cuo hom tlw US bHn~ lO the plight of lnmok publi<ArCII1t In llw ~ of 1977 tile htgt> court gow prliOn bdnunAators around ttw eounttv ~ ~'e..,O 10 tfttriCI lroubivtorno. lnr!Wie·............... In • Janos • . Nonh C..olilla Pri-· lAbor l.Won.• the Supr...,.. CouA n.lod rt..l tho tuuc bl!loc<' tlwm - tile mmoca· ~t 10 do 0 mau n"lOOIIJ>g ..,.., I """ wl>ich tile court> .ltould - . """' olw JUdgmtont ol the prioon authon.... "The " - \ 1 """<O<tect rt!SUl ol ""' ~ .. llwmlont>4>1:1cltoc:retiool olprioon~­ them. and no1 tlw courts. to , .•• me clillla.~ JOidgmornti In"""" ...·----""''"''I' ""*"' COW1>: Su,.._ c.,.,. ..... ""' be ,.... .. ""' ~ of Comoctlons dolms • ..,., be-JUJI • IOof tor YOCOIIonal iluttuclion • Brandt o:11<> 11 """"""' ~ po-. ..yo that • has only ......,., t <C091 VI*' dw lnmOio-odMort haw put/led for ,..... lrudom behind ban Buttlw fight. tw admits has concoming lnSIIJullc>nal - - . , - - • .-cf> • Juotn Rehnqvlslln th• ma)orlr!..,.,.,.,., 1>01 bHn easy Just~<tt ~- wtro had !wen In the INjoltly ,..;. "Deopito. the liberal UPPf1" «:holont" of ih« <ortectlons lour ~b<lcoe wl>cn the <oWl had ~ 'IIO'Oin .. • rul harda>re on!r.-nc!>od middlo ~t-el•• n-... lh• ....t "")15 resmct•d ~ ., plloons, .,._;1 ha ~ Stlndt.......... tnl~ in ,..~ thalr historicAl -.flh rt.. """' ruing. "1 hope thio wlll .....,.... to be • -IIY S4llbod<.- lw .....00. ~ 1..-. courll ..... .qwefdy plcNd up the , . . _ While the lt90I bAUl4! OWl prioon papm .. teloillltl\l lrom ih« h9> CO\Jrt In 1919 the "-!h.clmril Coun · prioon joumollsm Itself ..... bHn an><md ruled thai prioon authonbos on Voginia cculd ltmil llw 1800, wlwn h lint prioon j)\lblisfwd But k has only bHn In - t li"'S that prioon )o<arnotllstt haw F'rm Amendment tlghti of dw ...,.._. wtro pubWo • "'F V S K - tfi<IS You Should llnowl. ton<e tho ""'"' boctome~-· In Louiol6na, fer lnJt--. two lnmalh pn>duoe • found that tile prioon au.1h<lncios "*-ely boliorw that ".,.. niogazlno ..,.,_ Q~ artlclos. on the ~t..:l laue~ F V SJC cculd 1w cllsntprM o1 !he prioon life . _ them t h e - of,.,......... ,.._ ...... and -utlly • Mour>d the· QDUtilry. The Ango!U. pubibhed "' Sn~ "'1'1 this if an Jmpoooiblo llandatcl l.oWsiana"a Angela .J>tiooll. hao -n ..,. pra!lgicu1 c..n you . _ conclu!lwly """"' tltat • plbo<l ol!lc>M IS Robert P. Ken,.., jOUmolism a"'"'d and tw!cc has bHn '"'""'' """'" ha pmlldo -"tng thot Is gcong t o ~td b .,.~ rrwogezine.-....1. In 1980 b . . _ • monlho &om recfiwd !he ~ Polk award tor special tnteral 1-")'>UI"Niisll thus._. ...,.. lew tlghb Edwtfd Komt. a staff 011omoy wtlh tlw Natoonod Pilton Ptojtct. this.·....,.. ""'*"' ..,..,.,lend...... ........... International Affairs aponsore: IN:TERNA;riONAL WOMEN'S DA~ Thursday, March 28 at 1 pm in the Fillmore Room, MSC. Speakers from different countries will be Pf-.t end refteatt.tHmts wm be served ALL ARE WELCQifE TO A TTENDI ·H- ..-r ·~ . ca....- llw pr1oon adminlsiTadort In Loulsiona hat long M - ~Colli CAlftvlncO! the couns tltey acted sincerely. boontly ond with ~ g<MI&"tn mind. day an ad wilh ...,.,.,tty Aclck ~. "They thinJ< du.proc:cal&o ~ 10\11 M bHn v.~ to ¢Yo"-' ,._ mgn. the tnmota have procluced M1lcloa on aui!Jects ~ thotoQbt to be m.llor 10 Maoism • POTLUCK DINNER Pakaltan Students Aaaoc. Pot Luck Dinner .-·ROOTIE'S -, 'ffADills ~ 0.. o.w. a. tfca.w. ... FR& -""'"'-....-. ..._, ----,.. ... ~S..IO."al VM.IDANmME ..... l ~-:1iit;...r' �. "Let us, for the mke ofClrfi"Mf!t. ,_,e tMt you octvalty h<M fOined occ.ess CD the socred rrotmds ofAmerico, J"'CC ore then subject.tD the letislation that is in(kted upon foreitn studenr. " s_.ae .... In 1M 60-doy commen1 poliDd a ...,.,.Y ol 1M 237 ocluc:odonll ~and-· ....... •lftdMcluols, _...t this ldd, and 1M new "'9Uiotiom m.y be _ , es a compromloe. IU mF.cru.y 23 .-y •ud.nt enMr~J>g the llniled 54ala on an F 1._,.. .-w alpOdilc ciMe forhll ~- The granted lilly should en.tH blln 10 &nw. hio plonnecl ol I studiaand-.aee-anted on a~-.. Foo a clclay In 1M INdios duo 10 -~ b.yond the otudonl's conllol" (hullh - . s . C!IC l or a pciSIIble COMMUTERS· TAKE NOTE! "Commuter Day" is coming Mar.ch 20th Featuring: . COMMUT;ER BBEAKFAST·8 am· Noon • and MID-AFTERNOON HAPPY HOUR 2-5 pm ..~ Free Admission, ·3 Beers for $1 .00 WGRQ FM Rock·N-Roll Machine '" IN -THE FILL,M ORE ROOM ALL SQUIRE HALL �Kaminska ends iHustrious _) career IIAQ<_()(.._OULlS . . _ _ .,.tlla....,. ... b7_.~df"'1 R. Thort~o• _ _, !pons £11/101 nochln& C001<S "P I'd lib 10 <Omm..,lcodon clqtM 10 10 fmo Touwatlda leer- will oo loaF lwtw · Tlw f..uior dlallt or "llillr·lliY. lilt."lcd 111 'lila Lool' ,..., ..._ r.a amM d~n~t Ullloctcy-. ac-ta will DO ...... tllrll...._,. wiQioio bradl lltfna. _.......... ....... Tlw ' - hiS lltriwd for Ul'a .a.u.e . . - ~ 10 lc8vc Ill< Uamnity and biJ ""· 19 J<ncy behind aiMI ~ OA. Wbllt "''O'klna • an oltcra.u for the (NHL) NllioUI Hock'!)' . . _ Minor olfodalt 1 jolt 1w '-<ltd ~ lamllllll< Dale Ouyaa, lht ICcnmore aMi~~e-wiKI Ia flalallolll hill Mllior ,_,.. a U&-loob ..... Uoc Meeorial ...~lee aiMI Wllltl * - ao..... - ............ IV 11>011t OIUIOUnc:illl." ~ 10 w....,., hll coodl CO< four yean. S4 "lilly ill ~ ..,u.. "" ~·...,. Cocaulc ,,_ • (..ty of - witlo a ~ oa lht tam wbo Informed,. of bll brother'• lllcnu," oald Wrilbt. " We -chtod llim plaJOD-Ofl-udlw-llot --...,ofIlia-. a. filet, tw ... tlwbal ........... lheon:a." ,....·~ ~ by~ 0onaa " - - ' • r.. - .. ua. """' ... ..,..,..t... 1M._."IJoM Mocft ... - )'011 play ..a ....,..~cod of~." ......... A*. - •• Wloallllt ~ . , _ to docido oo a COIII:e<. dJildr... bo)'S-1111 have pla)'td orpniud bocl.cy-Klunbub bo:pn bls cu- ID 1M Tow'lt or Tc.awancla pee•wet 1<-.ue • 1 rorwk.t. Durin& OM aam• ...,.., 'Ill• '"""''' aoalit r.ilocl lO Jobow, ~Cu>imlto uoocl ~I .,.,.......,_,... ...... ,........ .., _ - - - • 0 - · 'lff 1!N .... "'tt• . .. .... , ........ - .. ,.. . . ~f .. ,.., ,........... twc.t-t • ~ ........ "'". ,.._• .,.... ~.J:t.C. UI. . . . . . . , ..... C....t _..t'l .... r:nund the Secllon VI Clvbiaa forCUII blm 10 ~ lwfwmt the I"" tCIIIIIL ''Wolabina 1M pn10 and coos, I lbo\lall rcoiiU:ally I _,a,s lw bcuer orr l'laY1III for llw llodd.. .. ~ cxplaiacd.. .... Uoc w CIIIIIOf'UIIY to NY·,_ ....... dd'-.cly lboalll be . , _ play pt0(-.1 - . , .... ......... . _._...,-no.__.,.__.. • <_ , U ......,.. ........ . , . . . ,...., •• 4 ....,...._..... .... CIUM . . ,............. M tH t... Mfet U8 ~ hn~M ...... UIIWellnA • . . ..U NII ... I. . K..... ttt.,.t. MOnu ... ~ • ... t . . . . . ... . car.e~ &IM&Iowh._.. ac..m.u""" •.....,... Iaten to DI.WO.J odloolt-ot\io SUtlt. a.ru.. LaY~T"a~tt-ktlilla ~~a~ tao• lad Sc -t~ca ..,., wu playina oo they collld ..U.. Ills abUotla. KAnliDSito Aid lhat lhc only achool lhat alloW«! ... iDttral. led hllll 10 bditvc be ocoepted IDto !he bockcy lhert. Wlwo ..... llAAI dooicr wbtrc be ...... llocll:cy..,.. """ • baJd>aJI ..,.. 10 mate hill ckbGt ., a ootllllod<r. " My r - buill • oec nat • lhe Kul.ml.a- ..... -yon! for IS ,...... • lot rcallcd. "My -cloWD, be WU- cbmm. podoally for • ~ 10 play •• . , brollocn ad I _,a,s 10 Mel IIIey NHL.,._ Solido Ul would brol.bcr, ~y 00 - oo· I-foAo...t · ~ .... alooca abo a ploc " N-ber oat Ia lO play prO boctcy, oklat 10 """""' collcp. ~· talked 10 c:-11 Wrilbt. Tlw UB COIIdl lllllloollllllwr< ~·· ........, orrm )'Cit, .. hll~~ep~." 'l'htouJb hi811 achool lw piQOd (or both lhowtl • lot of ........ in llil play, ..,., lhc Clakl• HIP So:bool and1181t oald. "A lot of people ID¥0lved In lloctcy •1 I ho>e Canioius and Ill< B"ffalo lllldcJ of llw NC'tll Kamlo.U .,...,1...01 dedcltd to 110 10 UB. lhc pcM<ftiW to play profeuioaol ho<Uy. If YO<k·P.., ~..<~~..c. In blumlor year Olnisius "FOttllllltlitY "'~bad Billy'& b<olhtr Jeck w...,.. 1w ~ Uoc . . . . . . . . . . ,....... ... ayoa u.c..-. ~ _.. r.... eood ....... there,.. ... o;plaoMd. " Tiw coe~ lttov1. After trtinlrla camp lht co.dl ealltd me iA 1uo orroec ..d Jlid 1 reo11y awprlood lliaa," ICMIIA.U remarked. "He offered I'M , _ opllou: Illy wilh ttK ' - a lllinHirilla ~ ....,._ Johonr .,... 10 play .. _.................. -ofttK-or~w'!GttK._ MIQ 1 ad . ., _ . . . . - or J ~-·· _ .,, lf11·1S. - . a. _ , . • - - ....-,.. ,..__.....,cay " 'Riaat Jlyk. My h .,. ...... S.. l..owrmcc; a .,....... I t-~ ... ,.,. oaiJpmc Ina had lht b<lt~Crllics ror." 1w coer....o. " In thai- _ _.......__ ~3-- r.---------, 1 Spcfaf Scwfng•I - I I Head First I 1}fair St3'liatal 1 388K-Avenae ' IAo "'clo•...l I Pt.cWoa C.t • I 1I I I I Oa1.Y f8 I I Blow o.y 1 00 Pltr-. Co.pl•Uo Y_, ..tn" .,._ I 1I I I I ___... ~--~~~~· -835-'}33.9- ....,....., .... 1H~ spf;GRlJM Merch 19 - 22nd, Room 330 SqWe, 1 OMI- 12 Mkl. ,....,.,..., htotr/, ~ .... ..,.. of~~p . l ..................... ........ ...... .,... il . . . . . . . . . . . c... ......ar-....,__ ......... ..,.._ ... _.._ �• .~~n=o=rt~s==~~=======; r abr~s.._s~iping at seasonal sloWdown with pi~!~[(!!.'!:!!E j .. 011111< - . I N s.~~r ~ooo~ ""piMj for IlK • ol4 Luc< • "'""' .. tlldr P<ollicat ........, lldwM ! m...lks..aca--*'"to ; s,.r,.,. Stcl1 ""'" ,.._..,,............. --t <l[pmdatilc 33 • With !he pla,-off• )Ufl • couple or ...u. aWl)',IIK Buffalo Sabreo Oft~ 10 att 0<11 or 111ar cloldnla lied • lou pla,-oll' dri"C. _,Ot .... .,.., .... __,. .... ..,..rr- llopc(.,. _ , clob Aaclrt . . . . . _ ~ ea.... IlK S.b<cs. Pllpal by iajancs _, d>< )'04IClt lftltltUtal by 0cncnJ MIMIC< Scou ao......,.,tbc Sab<cs ""'• bad to ad)wt <belt Mylt or play. Otlll& 1as1 ..n·s mion roc .....,pk, 111e Sabru art Mill ahowlna PJM of _ . _ , . l'olo•........~ 1oa • 11>< MaMb or the lowly Konfont Whalen, H Ill lilt Aud, Ill< Sabfa IlK Pbilacldphia A,... ~ Ia 1 DCltl pme. The filM wu blihlialllt<l Danny Oare's hat trid. to a1~ loialllO in bit NHL ""'-· n.c ·•·- aurra~o·s lOCOed 1a . _ . opiDil lhc A,... lha - · ...... . . . _.~ . Pbiloddpbia•lhet-Burflllo lw had o11-.c reconl.....,ll .U.C.. mt<ril\l lhc ....... Willi thai bi& win under their belt lilt Sobrc1 1rawtcd oo llloomiftll..,, M'IIUI<tOU 10 play t h e - .... Waitt<! ~Stan. Tloc s.bres......, QP w0 allldtlulla l-lloa 10 lhc Stan. lbe -come could 1\a~ bccll _.. ;r • _...' ror lilt oo:robotlc: phmdint Bob s.u~ who ,..,... ., - (or ..oeealedawbip s.bre p~a,.,rr owloOk. ""' 111< ...,.-yr.. ""'"" I tfloo , _ .. - off 10 tkrCM tllcllapltM Wamlpca Jets S·l 011 lOll Sdooaafdcl'~hallri<t. But lhc ...... DiP& IIIey rdl - · 10 o..q. Roca's • - _..by losiq to lhc v........, Canucb 2-L l'ooi!Mauk. . or say "A lol people miahl we loot WOI'I( """' Into theK playoffs bot I tbiuk that wc11 haw mo« of a pooiti.. ouitaclc boc:avw ....... ....., ~... COIIIJMDtt<l s.a.. dd'__, Miu ~tMDocy. "E~'s piQod MOl Joe or c1q>111 no<t. All the rooklcl playt<l and the JUYI QOIIllna bact offinjuries-cllcy'lt be fresh to-ao. So we lbould be 1111 ror the playofra." Sallrc pltCDdcr Bob S.uYC ..,.a -h IWuc7. "Our dwlc:a look aood- I llunk we-• and,.,,,... ........ "'lft<Wioo<- ----~,.. .....na .,.. A,... . . . . . 10011111• .._ MOI!cnal.'' · ..._... ..,,., • _.., or wt.o'• ..,.. 10 -~ p.,,...,,, ...,..... - hwdtr," Aid ~ ...... fot tlw ... _ . ...S I dliol ... ....,.._t... __ _ ___... ~ - · wido •Jbod1 • ... p~qvrr•. " 'lf1lilc • dot playoff.. , ... to -end ..0 l i l t - IIRS'Ift ,,.. - s.a... ........ · ··n..r. a .aiW0)'1•.,.... t1a1 or.,......,.."' 1M playoff..... - < d . Saw. ......... . ~d&IT..--.•il's.-,10 .. "" (Of . . Tlo<ft's _ . , ............ tlo<n'l .,... ..,.pndJ ~ or An.. the Minft<SO(a -·the Sabrcs went ! doft'l - •Y ,.._ (diiYiallll I ...•• lllillt •e lied ~ willt ... , - t- lhOCl. for 11>< ... 011 II>< DOWN T>IE ITOUC:H! J*" • • - el "" - . , L••---.,.-..,. w.tt.M•IOttM .... ifii ........Mftec:tloeltiPI·I ..., .....,.. • pM1.....,_ ....,.,....,_ 0000 - - .,..,.,rr.,.._ ...... - - • .....,.._we t.O balCf · - thu ... _ ...., oy tn<k , _ . . by lndul&......,. hove,_.. plal'<ftood ,........., DOll L«c oodlhclnj....S RJd: Martia 10 Lol p1q " s.r.. ......,, "We p ......,... for '"'"" _ . . . . _ uuurics IAII , _ • tile playoffs. n.. 6ido'o ~ hdp ,.., bot we how yo11111 play..a ready 10 f - ) r... r~ tholt auya." Rkt Mirth>, IlK hlab """'"' ldl IJo the Injury cl<openmm1, the Sabres &Dd Ococ:ral S<ot1y B o - hove finally _,. IO be lA aood 111\apc. Dorck boal .. odd$ with cadi Oilier ai- Bo... _ Snuth ""' .......... r,_ .. pu~~a~•omo<~o muocles wioodlcouad- to-r... poaa. Cilbat.J'crrcoull-•o be r. a~~er""'""" orr hil c:o11u1aa wila a J001 po11 in wi- WuhitlllOII olmoll two moDllol 1110Pcm&ull aurr<Ft<l 1wo brolc"" nbo and on< fracumd rib In the ac:ddala. Wotlo lnjunes "' a miaimum, IlK Sabra o.., 111c """' wcc1. the - toot...., 1o111 ......... - -cridall or .,.., .,._.. Maruro'• ........,. atylt of play -n. ,...., .......... ~~~oo - - Bowma doiM<d dial Mart• ..., "plaJiaa up"hillll,lurcdla>ccwbilccolle<tinJioilltlaJo salwy Martin <IQputal the claim demanded to be trod<d. llcina audt ia l!oo>'111011'> ~.Sabre •....an Don L.,. roaa~~y c1co11 • ..., and r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lr---Tbere's alwa~s The-·p-.,....... ••Ill< .....,.,... ..0 dot OC,..... 011 ror .-. ood 111< . , . _ • Ill< playvlfa dich't .......,. - . " ......,. wan . . 10 add, "lt._.,. lprollallly playt<l Nt bal Mdcy or the , _ durinJ th< playoffs 1aa " o..pite lhc adclcd .,...._.. th< playolh prov\dt, tht Sabfa- brtD aatJq tlldr by ""' p~a,.. ~~ocu,. a..rTaiD'• ........_ aotmq • - . . . . . , . , . . . how ~ ........... _ . . a...- St. to.~ (I.....,), New Yort IJI&ntlo$. Pbiladdphsa and LGo Aqdrs ready M....,... ...s .... • .... For former Olympoan Mil« R,ar_,, the playoff•........, 10 bclw('• lh< rool<i< "Ld yeer reeDy tficbi•l ...... lllC. I . . ., diMa.k k colo1•-•....,. - n.,.,... """"" OIJI.. ,_,., T1o<1t lodicaors or llufflllo's - aood p~a,.,rr....,.... so•etJdq ,... be f01 ...... , JSIA[LJ -HEAl 0 bappealDI at JEWISH 1111.1 -ft.e S7S-mS SIGMA PI Fratem.lty pr-O . ... . till u • .• . We••H UJ'I oum .Ue! s..,.uu- h :sdoeta-f aAe :SYMka lll t e a I:&... " Welcome to Spring" B A s H FrWa,. ... . spac~ alloy ld New, ~~!~l~os~aOOJt~~- ' SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Save '$10 off the ~r price. . . . Yellow Lustrium ri~ b)· Jostens a\OJiable dall)' at wwrr hooks tore. . . ~NOW FORMA\' tESENTA11VE ~ 'I o .•J)£Ulfat\' DATE Wed.-Frt. PLN'F ~i6ourORES ~ E8 ~ let-:=.,;:- 1-' ...... r- 1 An DKCI:AL ....... All d l q - _ _ _ .,. ..... K!..ii!Y'!!f. S.turday March 2 ht at 8:00pm ~~.:~~ !•,~.=-=.=-~-~-~-~~-•••••••••••••••••••••••-. I 1 II pft& rsrS . UNISEX . • Street 2583 Mam '•--w..wlfO'::!".::=~, · lloir! - !.l I . r._ • - .... --- T I--------.:~=-cur ---..---i, -...., • 834-4515 JI.Oflll.!.; s-.sr l l -----~---- ~ -----~-------' wmt 011.n I I I II i I L;;__ _:;,;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;__ _::_ _ _.,....._ __. . . .; - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . - • • •. . . �brat a period.Jnto RV«nituult llltuvals. Oobc tiJlt .-eel 10 eliminated _,. JC)Ois." Followina the 1979-10 e.ampaip. he OIYftlllic tCMt~," he said. "l<ollowula lbe received UB's Moll Voluablc Player '"""' - · t h e COIIdt- ud tdd "'IOI1ics ht and wu named fltll team pllc "" lbt -..aid contact tbt fmal who would SUNY Albldk Conlb"a>et (SUNYA C) all. trood 10 lbe Colon.do ~ tralnin& camp. IUr tquad and .......d ttalll Now y""' Oollqlatt Hockey Aaoe111ioft (NYCHA) Is 1li<Y..-conllle:ledme." .. W11m -.l<ed if bt ltamod anythlna fJO<D one of Ida'._ ..,,.fJinl _ lbt lt'J'Oilll, bt rtpljod, "Tblt bWit • Another llilh point "'"'In a ptnt &I Unooo In al-l t~. Tomray Wllck tripped • ~ ofeonr~~~a>oe in my play and h "'crcaod my ability to cllallcqt Unooo player ,..;th las than a mlll~t• to 11> mooten. ,._ aod Union ..., a penalty shot. Ia ICamln>ta'• lint two y<ars .. ua be: bed Kaminsb ~~~ the lhot. aod the Bulls 10 overcome scm• problan& or COCICOIIrllion wtnt "" to victory •iltn Wildt """eel the and Ciuanttlon. Jlin< - c k remainma. ''They p~~eted ID ~ fMIJ-Y~>U cocddn't Oivins "P a c:bcap arty pal would oltat Jbattcr bis ClO!II1clal« throuaboutlbt rea of heat yo~ndf thlnlt, u clttcribed Karn~ "The nipt btron: I -ched Dan Bouchard lb< aarnc. "BiUy buiOflt to lht point where lirina of lht Allonto Flames r... • Jimilar ~P a ..,U no tonaer bwt& him," Aid hos Wt'*lon. Ht noocl there nonchalantly aod <011<11. "He Is a hard c:ott pel~< 'Wito makcu made the •~ I did the thina. After I ttam ...,..t for wtw !hey 101·" a~ tbt siiOI there an tmmtdiOit Kaminota altrib~ted his tltwiopa>eal or hiUb ,. lht JW>Ch. .. Jdf~nrodence to hn coatb. "We bed otalk Ia lht lana pan or t1w """"'· ht tort a aboul eon<attratioft and he mnructtd me to tattJiqt in hit ltntt. Howew:r. tht ill)...,. i Kaminska ..~--m. -rum• ...,......, """' yar •• plarOd thm~ 1111n ~ tktu~tlons.. n.ar,...... my ayk of pill)'. We made tbe play-otr• that ....... too." Durilla Mardt 1979, with lht Olympic trial& 181ti111 pla<t in Bool.oo, l<lunlsub ...., three li other UB playtn jowncyod eu1 for the i tb,_y tryoUI. With o - ~ lbtcrs and ; 90 aoatics. ·~ ... Ute I ZOO OUt thut," -diliiiO rc.mJmb. i f! : '"'and " 11\aured .., would J<1 C\11 ri&bt 10 hort a aoocltlmt m lioston," ht joked. "AJ It tumtd out tbt otbtr IUYI _.. cut IN!fo<elstcppod oe>tbt '"· Mertheftntday they ,...., down to 60 aoali~ Ulinatwo and three on brcaiJLways, the aoalic didn't bev< a prayer." Day two ...... tht same way, roducina Ill< n~mber or ptaymiO fitlllto .U squad>, W'lllt the team~ pi&Yina _.m each other. "Oa the fooal dly, with only au ..,.nCs kft, I played apina Sim Craia. Who laler wu dected OUttilla P!c:ndtr of tbt -t '"O• eon.. •-dcd ental 212 FRANKLIN STREET • 842-1292 PRESENTS Bulletproof Claud1a Electro· Man Fr1. Mar. 20 Sat. Mar. 21 Mixed Drinks Draft Screws & . ~0¢ Marys 7..5¢ tall madnate Downtown's NEW WAVE CLUB 2 FOR TtfE PRICE OF 1 NOW OPEN WED &THUR B.H. tllilcd to keep him 0111 or ll>t liM-"" roe the Iaiit lltYCD . Four- .....,._e or ~mslta·a. Polll ~UDO. ow.1uooc1 tbt pile'• inn....,.."" lh• ,..,.•• play .......... Btlly Ill.,.. . . . . "' to play a more otrCIIIioc a)'k; ,.,.. aould alwoys COWit on him to male the bia • .,._ The Iaiit COIIfll< of ,.... Billy has bttn lht r• .,.;,. UB hockey." ARer a pr....,., Jll'od)csioo or a 17-7 antlc:ipattd. "We ..._ off to a ll>od stilt. Tha dwilla lbe Ouutmu bn:alt wt loll thret _... and battled back .. Clo&inJ ~t 1\1>..,... a UB by oectlna "'" odlool morels, Kammd<a said bt bas played witb tht ....... ac or """ l'oe ..... boco IJ!Odated ...lb. wear~ne tllMdos. lllcakcn and bcul& dlauCfeured 111 a limo, ,... .................... lo &tyle... Ft'llow ltl(oor, Mark Werokr indiCIIed KamlnsLo'& most Important """'ribullon to th• te&nl: " " " pcroonalily. H•'• . _ and knoM •hat to bt """'"'· He't bttn there ill praoore liiUII!om. ,...., looklna to blame li!JOM. Billy IUtmin&b tbt buk rt>W>datlon or our t.eam." 111011 irnponanl """""· thin&& d'od 110110 u Winter athletic awards With lbe eoodusoon of awncrow ...;nter Olblerlc SflOlU, K\Otral t>O'I awards han heal -.c>....t on UB athlcs<l. · Lead ina tbc: oward ...;n.,..,- Tom Par>ODS oftht UB butct'b.n Bui!J, Panonl. a smior pard from Baltimor<. ~Wylaod, wa Nlllled the SUNY Atblcdc Con f.....,.. (SUNYAC) ouuaandlna Pla)'tr-of-<bc:· Year io the Wea.., Baskaball Dirisloo. Tbi> was tbc: stcond ara.i&ht yar bt WOI> lht IWard. Durina hh twn year rdan o.illltbt BWb • ...,_.started all of UB'• )4 ...,.., lcadinathe teem to a 29-25 r<eord-29-11 .,..;.... NCAA OiVIJioo !!!.~:'.;,!~~till< and •....,.... ptA<t rmhh •• the tm.eo 1<11100 and or This year Paroon•lod the UB squad t o . - · tbt Wea.,.,..... I third plaot rutish iJI tlus Wmtcr'• SUNY AC 0..11'1\plon<lups a Poudam Collqc. ._.per Panon• t"'o- touh - • 105 poinu (ll.l aarntl. tlO 121 ...... (1.2) and 60 ..... (I. I). Bill Kaminski or the UB bodct1 a..Jis wu named aoallatder to the Eutern Cou.,.... Athlttlc: eonreren« Divi&ioa u AJt.w... Dirisloo Second team, lhc only..,. hoctty Boll hooored. The- namlnda (rom Onloiw Hiab tstabl4bod records IIYCSiD a sinale ........, (881) and career (290)) "'blk a UB. ICamln&ta pla.)'od all bul 20 minutes of tile compaian, 1\eraciftl .\6.2 11va per pme. DuriJta a won-9, lost·U. tled-2 - a l '""'"'· rtbou!l<b (4. 1), roo Kamlnska', a' a pc:rt::mt.~.&e ns an impra~tna .191. JEWISH STlrDENT l r·: \liON, CHAB.t\D HOl rSE & HII~LEL I. FAST OF t-:Sl'Hf.R - Tburtda,· ia 11 fat day commcmorarint the d.,. of faating & prayer hdnre the fin11l ,·icturiuua b11ttlc on:r ll11man & his (w~ui") pdrty. I~ ~ -::;:;::-~.::>'..:'' 2. t;ll,\RIT\" - It itt cuttomtar)' to gi\·c 3 balf-dolllll'll to charity on Tbunda)' llh•:rnoou. Thi& L'OOimemorllt'-'8 the yeahdonation which all Jews made 11t thia tUm:. to pay for the dmly TL'mplc een·K:c. llich & ooor. •II tne the~ali-Sbckcl• equally. 3. usn:~ TO THE ~IIWILLAH: The M~IJn (Uook. oJ t-: tther) will be reed 7:15 pm ill bothChabtlcl HQUeea. 3292 Mmo St.. near Eoite"·ciUII. or 2501 North Foreat Rd. oa the .\IQJK:nt CIIIIIIIU8 - iult OOPOiite die 1\'ilklliCIII dorm - onr the EIHoott Creek thit Tlaanday ni6t -· lit f~e. ~ ._CELEBRATE \JI die ;o., ol Pan. lit die l1dl Auul Pariaa m.tl (f • 9100 .... FIII8Gft Roo. THURSDAY, MARCH 19th at 9:00 om Squire Hall-Fillmore Room MSC . :;...ft..,e.e ,, ••00""6.,._ 1\-alla. nen'' antasc •'1\atl' WEAR COSTUI'IES OR COME AS YOU ARE! B. �Oops! A f~ivol to cdebrCII~ tM renalsSM~U of starring tilt ,.,dor!l IIKifters of !he ate tap donct. - Honi Coles and the! Copasuic Buster Brown, Charles Cool!. Bubba Gaines , Pftace Roberts and special guest Chucl! Green with the Rud!l Steoenson Band ·A. wldly ftdlinc ewninc.'" -~ "'k '• fOCII food lor tlw _ " &traordiury cl.tncffJ• lliudtJotf. Nnr von: r- _.. -Mfllr Cro<o. Tilt I'Ww Y...V. o( lAD Up. ' .,.._1 iseo¥•on -So~!~ It s...-, Vlllce Vob Fri. Mar. 20. 8 p.m. Center TMat re. 681 M;ain St. Genn;al Admission 56 Students i Sr.C1ti1ens S3 Sat. Mar. 21, 2 p.m. ~nter T~alre, 681 Main St. <Kneral Admission SS StudeniJ i Sr. Citizem $2.50. Children (under 12) p Grvt ME A ~ ......... of ... UMed.a.tna..t..-..~tOII_.M,.,..,.a NfttoCWk HIII -~..,.,.,_, to*'-t11p,... NU\oiiU eo'""'~ ~ ........... 8oth fNf'l ltnct WOI'Mft . , . tt..ciN Met .,. eMOU!Ipl!d .. " ' out ~u CIIIGil6blt ot U11'• SqoMt 8o.r otfio• R«onn Thftlttr. 1800 M.oift Sl . ., cal Cfilttr ThHtrr 84 7-6460. f« ~1om A..O S. VOIIChtro oc«<pttd Cheerleader tryouts on tap for Clark Hall Wba1 doao l111i < to "'-':otnc an AII-A~n <h.,.,-l<adtt1 \ou can Ond out Saturday, Mardi 21 •ben ~ III<Nbc.n or 111< Unb«< Stoto n-l<lld..-.' A>'O<iatlon IUSCA) "ill be " \ (131~ llall . UB i> 1\0\tinJ USCA•ll lro4a((IT)'Ollf' for ih..SUIUmt'l' an'!,., p.._.,lrd by llw Olfi<t o( Cultwal Affalrt. fundtd by a f_,ulty-Stuckrlt A.noruoliotl Cf~l - ,.---~---- SUB - BOARD I. INC. - - - - - . . . . . . ; - Your Student Seruices Corporation ANNOUNCES . The •r)"'UI1• ;uc open to nh..,J and ~''11""-'"1• 1r'lll"ft.."\oiL-d nJ 'umH.k."'' ~Mn ''""'·hill!' c~><o:tlcadin¥ Ml••d• ae-ro." '"" l><-\cnt) ,..rr ""-"'bor>-coo..;,.;ur m<»lly of <-oll<r< -tu<kl•h-•r< <h<»<tt b} US{_"A to tcacb &ptVO.\imalcl.) II IO IC dir,a,, at \-o.riot.ls Mil~ and vnh.._'f!roilk'\ throujiiH>ot tbc UNited s..,,.,_ On< of II•< U!>C A ..em;.-,. •iM be h<W "-" a fundo~i'" fm tbc Bull\ footboll <i>ci..-lcad..-, Au~u" 13-lh on Ull'< Maon '"'""'<>· SU'C'd Ounpu)., Small lf'OUP\ of ~arr mcmtku lnt\d in \4R,. to the "'-"lro.IO'ft' ""h all C'~pnlt~C."' Uniforms. •hieh "~eat Sllil-"· ldtorh :t.nd ~Un\. art: aho fumrWd by US<.:A. Sala~ start a1 SMOO pea 'umiUt."t Jnd the""' ~ho retd. m,,&u,dc ~uali(y rt.'\.'t"h,· an o1ra $209 if atK.yn:m"1n 'Hih USCA lew h~o, Ntuinnal t"haorlltOn\hip'- ~t lh\' aW ,,,., Au,u\1.. l)iu..x,nr~ro •ill bt'- ptac.x-d "hh eamin& o,tanan.f- at $1200. In Mldi1km. 10 S300 ""~ir' arc a•-attk'CJ to oul\olandin, c."lllllhl~\~. 1 ryau" If- ill Cnduclr ;a manda1ory dclll01'"".atiol1 bl1._,...., tO 1.111 and 2 put II Oar~ G)1U. D\lrin~: thh. lime applk1J1U DCC !ohll'All ill numbrt or POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR UNIVERSfTY UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD (LJUAB) #<>< Summu.foll 1911 GJod Spri119 1982 DIVISION DIRECTOR: Oumtts ' coonlinotfl !lot 1"""9""'""'""' 6 od,.;.,;,rrodng of all UUAB tolltatiltm Progroms llot UUAB lpOIISOfto1 COIICM< ' largt oausic<ll - • 011 COIIIpus. MUSIC COMMITTEE MSISTANT CHAJRP£RSON: A.nlm In lht I"""!'"""'"'Oog of......, ,_,. ilf'OIISO<ft 1>!1 uw.s. FINE ARTS FILM COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON: and pyramids arc~ q...Jir~<alion•. A l)'nliWik backvound and an cnlhu..b>lio: aoutudc nlll)' al;o pro.c hclprul in ma...~crina many nei\' ~m.... At thcco-ncto~n orthc.·U)'UUt'll. each applil.-aoe it. i-ndhiduall)' intcnic\\-cd. Att pank.;,Wnt" a1 1ryoub arc ahen a:n equal o~unity to tM: US(.'A Jl<I>OI'Dd bcntJ"' ,...,.._,.., 10 lr)"OUI, ineludi!ll p;tM Maff RK'Illlkn. Anyone •Ubi"' an qpponuniay 10 bt'c»mc one or the' -naatnn•s: bca .. can "ai•c il a sb<M " thi• Solurday_at 10 am in Oar~ Holl. Choirs 0 CDOIIIIIillH lhof fl'ltdf 'P'O!J'IIIIU filotJ (« -"md stritf OJ « I grom dulifl!lllot ...k. II - · le ... a Y- tht (rtt fiho stritftli"C>- ANE ARTS FILM COMMITTE£ MSIST ANT CHAIRPERSON: -= AJMu ill !lot progro..,;,g of film• ~ b!j WAS os.., os ~ tlot ~ CULTURAl i PERFORMING ARTS CHAIRPERSON: Progr- culturvl thtolrr. dane• ' fil.,.ory orr• #<>< rht Urtlomil~ ...... _,.,~, "' odd!t""' to <oonlinolirtg lor riot Art Gaiety 2 I 9. - f..- COMii!IOC ........ ---c ,.. Suptruisa ...,.,.,..,.~ -'"Isis lht Chairpmon ioo ........ ,..,_ .... _.._...,....,......... AJMu ioo odoMifillg ,_.of- ...... u~;...- r..-m,.......,. .. ,... --..-e<~lo tie _ . . . , . e1ot _...., F. ." . UI w-·• Adllotk ..,_....,. Ol.oolld< . . . - .. A.l-liow'W.......... _ .. _ , . . . _. . . . - wldo lk ,.,_. " pod .. ,.... _ 'Cipfil _.. ,_.,iolofiO....,. U.S. otudMI• to rwform "'' ..,,... 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With,,. ,.,rei!... ot Jf.oo '" TIMMs. Valid with Ult t.D. Card & Till• Coupon/ I ----------------------------___________________ __, r--------- ---------..·--------..--------------------I I I --- Ofl.r . - . tllrv Al>fill/11 ..-I- Modem~- 1 1lDS WEEKS SPE I OALS AT DUBELS: I I I I ..,.... Molt,..,., w.o GMW/toom Umlt 1 Coupon_,..._ oo.r .-. Uon1 Allrill/11 Don't min the dinit$1 allow 111 IOWIII ~l'fl'rsrz IAll" Wedaetday: The beet female topleu ~in W.N.Y : • ffl £:, I j 1/VO lnd Tbundaycl Saturday · Mud WreAJinr I • . I Fricley, Gary Smitb ainrinJ ·female topleaa ducen 1 ---tri ___.. Also Females1 Stonaia NonD1.11 few tbe Ladi..!!! I I ----------------------------------------· 1 DUBEL'S Call us to participate Earn a I 1 mtntmum 'of S30 for a 15 minute match. 1 FREE DRINK Willo lhio....,.... al DloWo P..ry s..! - - . - 14 t - lil.-=1 I 1 a.:..., •-_ _ _Call for reservat ions 855-8943. . ;.. ___ ... ____ Ill _ _ _ _ _ _- l I . __________________________ Liatir I OH.. ...&I litre April Jill I I __ • ____ I - , Aw I TOPLESS MUD JJANCERS I par...,., - Rill THi I.F"r \ ' !,,., N 1' I - J f.J CM61.! . ""\ ~- \ ' , , · I ... ' . H ... .... ___.. ' t. .. '•. . • I -"""''::l y:gn:G 2176 Delaware A¥e BuffalO. NY .. r-----------------------------,..~----~--~-~--.;..----- Sonn~y's Pizza $2oo OFF our NEW Giant 12 Slice Pizza!! , a...-...--..1.1111. • . -.-. .... -------~~- •a.qae : .S onny's Pizza i FRE7E~~~RY • 1-- -::,::;.,~;-~.= • ...,.. •Anlfputo I ~ a.fa•••:rtiUtl• • Olldten • SuN I · 1 8Bl·Ull -----------------------~-----+--- 30M Sweet Rome Rd. 881·7319 �- classified ~,~qc;o. t'ftrl . . IWNII!d •t .,-._,9 SpKttum' ottO. Hs Sowba ...,,.. MSC OWe- "<Mif'l •fe 9 a.m. to 5 ~I"\. MOono..'f tt"u ,.,..,~. 0£AOL.tNU .Me Wtwkt•. .,..• .,._ 4 30 o,.~. ,,., FtiCMy NltiCW~&.- ...... ~. I ..... M~MA . .f\M .w...., AN~I*.. HlE~AiltNO PO• M.Aa•l~C:t ' " .. - - ==-~==~·i ...eo..-..,.,. -·"·"- .... .,,t ...l<>o, ~,., Aptlt ' · Apt\' I. ................ t~uu•••,. ,dtpOart, notllf'tS,4)t-1Ql, ua 411EA • - - ~Mngt.,....,. r-ot"tm Pov.. t.rrtt- ~''W~ ~'"* tN:Iuee&. ....... 0... 01' .... .....,.i~..,~· FOUIO. IEOROOMI...,._ _,..,..,. ftMf'IMC JIMW t .., OS n1Q, fl7 ML ~ bRf' <..... .ty fNt ....., M--UI 5onV MMMA N~Gnr wt\MI Mwtt TO MV HEIIOE$. - u..oo- ·~· an M«<4U.. '".... 1~Mt .,. ISt,.tu.. T'tMIIIbt~ fH'--te~~ Wtw:S~R WW'MSC.. 6~ tbotth ..,.._./*V«Sl%7' . .4-GlJl. ,....,fi"'f .• ....,_, •o COmple+t ) "*'"""' Mww WOIN!SC. lf'CJ~ ~rver . dlt.hwumtr tnet ;;;::;~· $PAClOUS &.OF"f 1Cr0U from ue WPf1veN.. Sl16t (NSIIDfl.o&tt e~n-.. .,_, """"'" m-tm Scon. REO 5PEEOWAGON ~ONCERT tld.ell U 2•) UAOef'IIPWe r O~d& f«nonfble 121 45t0 t.OWATT K£NW000 '"~ '" •mpU'flcw, model ~PM A.m fm ateno tuner. Oc · IJtreo ~ .,.; moeltl KT .$.501. pf1ct ifU«Uted c•lf, all 4lQ1_ tlf:Jtlb••· it .-e-o 5PEEDWAGOW fklk.tts (ftoof). ~M•"616GMwToin~ 1914 FE.HOEA CORONADO lt Urlno tatcftlt SlUfl,..., e.:ttnent c:onctil<H'L s..crHtte tt UOO tl1 .5465. Scon~ SkA.Rt OAtU,.ING HOfW-1 SWft'f'he... eutem_s-o()tf • Cltr late, Haopy YIE ~ .., .,~rw ,. .,_, '*""• H~t AHN-MAtUE (M 'tOVI" ~ IV'o PN<Me c.Mf Nc.k Ul 1m Sorry, O.WICI H - GARitrlY~ fkt'l,. Jf7S BalMy for i'mOnn•'*' WANTED: OHt maW M1A1 IJI!I-.4tfumiiiWIIP"t -~·"VQ .. ..s Dr 1 bedrootns ..... .. -- ' ......, fCONSMOI(IHl . tred/ pt'ote-utOi'!al. ••• t.s /mo t wuftt/ CI.rr•r, ~·....ooo. t\llr'nl.~ l11 cae., m ltS7 F~\..E KOUSEMATE WA.NTED TO """" ,....,... t:ledtOOm walkinG d~tMCI' to MSC,,. . . llloO. '""'*'*' ..,. THURSDAY Do. £..1io Hi(llesl Prices Paid URiYenity Piau 8H · 6881 FlEE IIOVIE ..OUSEMATE WAHfE_O , Apr1! W One haU mile tf"om Amlwn.t C•mpus. ~- c.tJ MAtt 1U - MO'VIHG? . . tob--ot~ Jcllw'IW.MGVrW, mmt 0£Jtllt£ PAIEsntOOO! Uftl$tor . . Wt~tWcMI coffee•• F.,_., tlf~.,.. oo e -.-• "'"""" IU · lacllti•t•· uonx. Oom- a:a ~-· T UlfJRING - - · ..... I ••• • for .,14m. •'f L P ~-.. "J "f n COVNS'£l.OR$ w•rti.O top r•1td ~county. NY. Co-eds)etpaway ce~. SetiOng, gnM~P ·~· ttrtW\It.. ~ w.t....,rCI"J. ~ ,..,~ Ot.M c.o~utort. ercn.,.~. o'(mnutlu. nurws.. u.noetoe. water-a!. ertt & u•fll F'or lnfor«r)alion. call or wri19;C.,P 1(.,_ R""' .S E. , Stree1, HY, NY., to01.. Jll ....... .A.PPUCATIQfll$ •e now befl10 taken fbor\lgh APrlt 1 tor ttw &o.rd 04 Oirtc.tcn • SdWMrM!l1en Skt 0'*• ttll•12 ~ $lop Ia Room 7 SqUirt - Hol!-liH..,.,--. .., e~. '~ ()~II I lf1S R' - t LH .0114. a:J·1J04 ~. - . 77le Bbaa Bro~. •o~ U:<ept for M•fcl\ PfHS:OF\:Al u U Sq"lre noot1 s-TUOEHT H IT£ ., 811Qf'e,dwn L.0cS0t .-~ T~ .Pikbfn ScAf9cr L5CI Sho......S.IIO TOH'T-H:omot't"eotn~ ~ OM ha: for roul low M.. SPUMON I T,_. l<lr h ......... ....... ...._ NM:otri~ ...-neoroto.-yrocLiry. l.OIS WALOPERSON-feow t N\O'W you'd,...,.,.~ ald .ect..bu't m1s ft .., I Cll"' •fford "-PP1 a.rtndeyt-Jtn'y, FUZZY DICE ladaA C. ParlAto for sale- $4.00 Call 892-1908 .,.,..1 ---........... EVERV WEOf<ESO..V 1\ ~ """'' •' P..J.'.s...25ant ~.nell SIAO Sir~ o.fqyitll .ltiCf PiN OModa kit aU thl t..dJft. P.J . 8oHorM t5tfl1 . . , ... ttom ue. LO&e WEIGHT pennenennt. OWr fS Plrctf'lt WCCftl. rate. F,_ "lf:l'niMn uPt., lratJroc:t\Ur'e. a3•''-· ...... ....._...., ........ .... - .... ...... .._~ -- , _,._,__ JV-.. aJJIUII . . - Attomey...t-U.w __ . ........,_ • 36 HopiUns Rd. W!!lwnsvlle -*WTML QJIIQIPr P.J.'s ,631 -8884 _.. COitSUf. TA TJ/JN. : --------------------..... ~ .,- , MASS EVEft'f F!RIOAY CIUr•n&J t.,errt HtiiConf~ ~.lltf._, HOIJ5£MA TE f'l4!t'OrtO to <-'Ot!1~ tWo befroom .~,.tment . W/0 MSC 04't bull;ne. "'"" .ttorfl C•ll IU J.1ft6. ll1 Ja64. 2 &edrOOI'n AQt. W_luft•fo lHS P"U\•N<ff"k. c.u 171-5440 at.....-1Pn't I "You11 Lo~~e Our Sub.. Tod!! YlOISI Fl.-...c.. ,_,..,..., IN'*"*"''• 1~. :::::= ~c:::. I Reatauranl and • I 3248 Main Street (&cror.o from U.BJ Pac·Man • Asteroids 1 • Galuian • Missile Command 1 1 Buy one Super Mr. Taco ..,.,.. 1 • Get a aecond at JL I n pnee. G00t1 11.,11 I Teqaila Party Lot../ FifE DoaE.ili. T.,.orilo T..Wrtr • k _roHW at lite LATKO U'EQA&... OISCDUWT$. V. ~ &. f.c:"ltf S.b•fft.P06f•t'il• C:WI $1 00: I ,w,r.w• ... ..,_ The Jewelry Exchange l.Wde Ul Reconh BETTER/FASTER/FOR lESS I FlEE MOVIE Sn.o.\ey & 1M lolit We Buy P"nt II RoM UlliN Mr Taco Gamar~l ··-------------------·· TONIGHT JOe . .... Gicka , .... GOLD-SILVEi-JEWtuY Theil Let Us Ty.-.et & rNI-~n..~""""'--N" low ,....,. CIU6Q SefwJC • • II . . S.MfSUI AU 1111ntfOI'•tf'Cf •m,llifier tor ul• Coli o-t\691•1 ... UISD "'"' 1Jrc11Jt Lea 1»..., Of" l....,..,... 1\S) e. wtlf..,. WILKESOft PUB RESu-..E PAOBLE-..s> Let Us 511- You Samples FREE - SERVICES ~~ ll_OOMMATa WA.NT·t 'D ~ aUCE REP.' "" SERV.OE. Tunt--.... P•h"~~ fO IM- 13 .,.a 91W _,. CottiKI • c_.m-_ .... ~ . St ~ R&W worf~O<etoi l f'lt ' lf~Mte llnt •••_ , . . . llde UcJ "~ L.Mi trom ftt.e Sptc:trwn • oth-er otoer EO • ,...,. '"""''~* PIUNTINC AND COPY CI.NTI.RS ·~-sHARPClOPf!K. L..OW . . PC:e'ltt ~ Gom.-ln~.,~ to toc:Jenu ·- 61>ocl"'- c.., M,M Jolo Qlll ... , ..... o.r-.............. ... ·~ tOtCJ•b tl,.,.,.. ... ~...,._~..,.. ll..r;. \IJ"'pr....,.-.rt,howt, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 80. r71 Wm•vtte NY tc:tJt •M ~ 't9IW .,...,..• ., OM o4: .. ..ut ._. vo.w fM'9\IIIW , GU.AT ,_,&..-lao! .. '4IIJIOf'Mf'l ID..t.fpm-s.. . , ..,......., 0.,!'1Jt1 IIOOM, AVAJLA.Bt..E ftn~Ww u U FOUA. rtt•tt oraO:fJH'N c - o,.T1!,, - .,_ dtcidt"',..,.. En o.titW ......... ,. to KAPPY OUAitrE.IIt CE.NTUIItY MM-y, 4l6--1131J CUonQ or 121 1D1 or s.top .tlZU ARE •""*'b 10"12' ,..,._..._, t.e-"tiOIHW HOU$£MATE WA.NT£0: 11eWn ~ - .... a.r~tt.o¥t,.,.. tratn AcbKOn 01'1 w•~•· 11~ Ul1111. 'Nd~M, ~. Ottvt•J"" hol.lw .1 mrn Wl:lk M$C. A.ff\1 S\26.00 'b.l6ts:7 ~ ~.,. trrrhOirt ~,..._, C«taw, ,_ ~ No_, IJono l'ti<hly 3 <o ' 50~ p. "'· STIIOHS ORAFT$1 $2.75 STJIOHS Pn"CHEBSl H .OO MR ORlNXSl 10 11/IJIIGS FOR tJ .00 :g:ur:.so:~ r::J>~OTTOOF~N~ - :- i ~~~- "-•~114.-r-• SIIEH~ .................,. COSTU.ME "'AATY _, ~ J 80TTO*f\S ~ tow - f'lPIIt;.o « ·· ~ co.or.., Gif"tsh fkt.tt ancs ,....,. a ,litE€ drlM HOUSE'"-'ATE WANTEOf '•m•l• 'lEO $PESOWAGOH T""ut.. Rldl, I .foH1w, tact v.t~ . .:11-ISU U., t'f"V1ne _ ............ "' ....,.. .... ..... ................ Jo<IIO .......... =~ c:~.:-=:::. lO THE' ellltTMOAY G-Ul~i tru..,.._,. .... "ll'lHM " .-cw-MK:. MAL£ c.rn.ro ,.... l:lllllftdt ...."" .... IIJnllrllfft Don. IN - PlteFe.ltAaLY J.4 ........... ·~~ ............ tw ....., . . . .. ...,. ·~· ,......,.. _..., A.t\MIK 'MI&M M'\lil 00' tM ...... 4fkW'I flf'll4 ~ ot ..,., '" ..'Itt'' Lo¥t, APARTMelfT WANT.D ,.....£ SPECTAUM ,....,. . the ,._,t to eOJI Coaf, ..... . , . - _ . . ., 11M~ ~ott . G1fi6U e-n..., tot $Cirlnt COrM tta cetmine- 1.11 1111 ,....,., (It(....,. -.at a...n,.,... . . . . . U7 ,_,.. - .,.., ••vdentt $IOE~- THI WIMlER &tn, WI: Iff" ~ - --·r ~ .-fi .._. TOCAMPUS,4W4~11/f11N't fvlt~~ . . . . .~ ...... ....... ..r_r_ ,..____ . . . -loo. 1 I II J. �Plol fla ..,_ ~-.. ,...1 Pli<to!r ~ and pert)''"""-· Unt""IO<d from 9- miclnllll'<l al drlnkme. All wofcome to St. PolllcS'a 0., Pilrtr Frlrlay 01 9'.)0 p.m In tho Goodyeof C.loterlo the o..o..n WIKJ8. ~, _ 5I. Donnf'unda. Trip tor-to Z o o - 28 ~by RCC. euo tuYU Wll'kaon Quad • 9 a.m. aod rd""" It midniQI14. Fot mo<t tniO<matlon and "'g'-lon call the JI(;C olll« lrr 302 wm.._ ElliCott. ot 6J6.2319. A1pN ~ Ddla trtp to T ..OIIto Ap<A II. Foo ,_.Jnrormotlon ttop b)l b)l I l 0 ,._,_, Ullllew_/II_OIII-t.omarrow017p.m. inl07T- o.--_..,. Or...,autlool of~-,....,..~­ l'rlrlay a! 6 p.m. in 334 Squire. EMoltlft c-.NIIM will be <kc:tod. for-.pla Fl'ld8)oat 4.30p.m. In 346 Squire. II ) ' 0 < 1 - ........ pleue oaM1131.>» I brine,._..,_,_ lmmedJ<ol•lY· - - - El -IM Slturdoy at 1-p.no. a<th~Soll<lalftJ II/NY Pt-C Coni~. 4<10 Ltn>y A ....... s-..u-"""" a J.t - • or ~~ett.. ao4 ••• .. ..... • - - -~ ~· thou\4 ..~ ...tll ~ Wynne In ~ Squire. An hoOOf and moy 11-. >""" rtWotd. -tJnotc of the _d~ll' .. Knowing Is a barrier which prevents learning:· - FriJJlk Hetbert ,. .<=l_-ea SPC rt-D.DIOft- Fotme.t Sevdt.nt Pettet Co.IIUV'I tMtnbtra. ..-.d Wltt.rHted ~ are hwfted \O .e abort O.vW llromiMrg Jl\ardt 27 • 9 - It p.m In the F~-- Pat l'l<thony Ap<ll " at 1M a - . TMater.· Squl"'· 2ot-._ "PipNI"-d>~ao 8p"m in meeti"G for.,_ upclatt: ol ancl....,ar ac~Mdt:t Clar!l Qym "For Colored Olrls Clark Oym. """lng end tour are Invited to ao open hoiiH of CrO\IM'-;Irvlng Me-rnOnaJ KospiUI '" Syr..,._ 111otc11 2&. Progrom begins at 9.)0 ._.,.. To '"9"ror cell collect. 31 S-424-6)21 .....,kdayot>etwecn 8 a.m..cp.m. " S - - Obpowt lludut Waateo" g;...n by Or Rokn Ja<obi Fc,day ot ,_,In 120 WU"-. Elheotl Hlmoto1>0 Institute ol 8 - . 841 Ddaftre, opetl Sund.o1 from 1.5 p .m . Foe ..-e lnlonnatlon call "Who< ao4 Wl>y Ia a /IIUitJ.Crltlcll Point" -· .. Ap<rl 4 "'8.P""' "' of Ull ~ EMcmbte perform~ Sundoyo ot 3 p.ln In lM l!otlul!"tiM t>eglnnlr>g ~rd. 2!1. lo a Unl\lenlt1 suva or 1M Spocu""'. or• ""' or ctwge. 1M SpocUum dou oot ...,.,.._ tllat al IIOtlcu wDI appur Mid ruen~u liMo rtpt to tdlt loll i\otlclu. rr.. "oUc.es to ap~• r rnore. tba• once: '"u.sl be resubmitted for.will not be printloe.- toMrl - tile phone. CowM llstlntl wtll be prlolted. Dudll- OR IIIO<IIIoy, We4DU<Ie1 M4 Frtdly It noon. , s- 1981 lnwulvo Enellah A.Nt~t.~tnl •P9tbtJona AppilcoUon 4e~flno I• Mareh 31. SWOtnt ~ fnstftvte ere now available PoootJono b<Q1n May »J\ugU>I 22. 11181 Sdpentt Incl.- tiOOO an4 ,_., bootd ~"' _.k:o,lon• <all Kathy .. 6)6,2077. R....me Wrltk>t Wori<lllop t""""""" a< l p.m. In 1 tf.a)n C~' Tec:hnlq\JIH for pceparing an dfea•ve retume '*'"bed~. Junlon Who will k going on to g...S.att or p<Ofeulonal oc:hool "Who wUI 1>< 11'-mv In 11182 .......,d oet up • reletenct fole" Call at 8J1 ·l~lS or O)fM: co l tilya C to make. en fOOd-- Are olcUio lmportMt to your arHr chou? Come to tM Sqvlre Conf..... TMate< Ap<il 9 ao4 Rnd OUL Communlcotioo fn the '80s lo bef"'l OPCI\IOfed ,. the Comrlluncotlon Oepo • glvfn9 Jtudento the oppo!tuni\Y to 11lk with loot profess6oMII rrom w.flous r.e4da. Come listen and as~ aboln necesNtY communbt\on sk111s • lof q~ lons rour~reer. All Uncledcled Fruhmen ao4 Sopl>omotu-Thcre wUl b-t a n tnformatlonal •orka.hop uploflng Engtneeting (w.-ho\ 1re the different ~ts. f\oW lO am, car.etit, allernot1Ve&. quoutjont 6f'ld enowcn)todoy ot ~)p.m. In 233 Squlco.Caii831.J631 appoint........ Cbemfc-.1, Cornputer. Efce-tTQI ud Mccb•tlkal Engi-rong ltudents wl>o a<e ot 1uat ~ an apply lot ....,._, wort< In Sweden Foc lufthe< 'Normatlon ..,.lte to~ EnomH"tiriG Training Program. ..._rican·Scan4inovoOA Fw~atlon. 127 E.ost 73rd St1Ht. l1ew YO<Ic."fY 10021 12121 &~779 Old 1ou 1mow that otlhough # lcol>ot •• ""'Y higll In ca~riet.ll has no nutriliooal valut. ~ttonet? Fof' mo•t: lnConnat1on cont.ct lht Ak:oh~ A•artneu Pf'Ogram, 106~on.~7 eJvel by Or. Fflhor _...,., It 3.30 p.m In 4.5-4 F""'""" -ion 883-<!22J. LocblroeJ...,bJ Uo)'d Eb ontlletl'-loflloneld l!eoea•·• budQet cvu on higMr ,_, especially eooc.tnlng...,.. ""'""rican.. Tkle VM and TlUe IV Ffl<lay 01 10 o.m 1n 23l Squue. c-c.n wkn Tlrly l.lv01todt&l>d the o.toun todoylt 8 pm. "'Folfen Fa!IMn: ~ Auu.ortty"' l&tll Centv<J Ften<h An gtwn by Pror Carol Ounc.n tonorow • 8: 1S p m In 146 Olotendcd "The 'un<~enu f«avatlona of tJie Sonc:u-y •• Haliol., Gteece" given by Prof. ........,. tomotrow 1t 8 p.m. In 207 T-ot. Col\lllus of Apollo Deneatt Col'- _.........,on ~- YOI'It W - R~ to lloclam" t..,tutinQ 1M ol , _ II _.,..,. u-gM, .....,. ........ . - - child _ , Md mt>Ch _.., Fri<loy t~ Sunday Call WSC at 831 ·3405 for details "'For Colored Olrtl Wl>o lla•& CoMI4uerllklfddo Whu the ltolnbow IS r4ot Enur SltwCiay at $:)() p.m U. tho! 8ufl Stole t..urnlng l..ob Call WSC at 831340S IO< tr.nt.pOf"tatlon - /Oilrla<n en.z. ,.,._ - - \o Pr~ Can•• on Hloponlc Allolfl ..~1 ..,..,. Satvrlay el 1.)0 ' m In lht Bull S..ie Le•ntng 1..ob (;ejj WSCJt 831 ·)405 f<o< .. lor regbtr•tion. 1.eQa1 hum.? Otoup .._, S.rvlceo off.,. free le9el advice and tnformeuon to all 08 atudern•~ Do )'OV haYe 1 Alpha " - AlpN 8o<orft1 rush party SundoY It 3 p.m • .t the St Augustine C~ter, 1600 Alfmote hearing In SWJIIRJ courts of the Prttld~ru ·a C'Of'Y'I-I'nlSS'On? OLS tM.t ~w auden~ to act as def~ra ·-conw.r.aatloM Jn tM Artli .. Esctlet HMrlou Pw~ric•t Derek Can'll)bell, thoete< dir'ectO<. today • S;)O p.m on A~ue. for .saudentt. FOf mcwe intorm.Mion, stop In al GLS. Open II ·~ p.m. Monday. Tueade1. ThurJCiay, and Frodoy: until 1 p.m. W•dnuday In ~ Squire Ill,. _,. l'lon<loy• from t~ p.m In 177 1'\FAC. Ell..,olt 831 -2213. "Tho Cateaofkl of """" ao4 Vt!lll Ia llolva"al Gr-mar" gl_, by Dr. s.nrt.o n-..,.on 1.....-ow at 3 p m ln oho Ungvbtlo L<M;~. 106 Spovklir>;. Elllcolt. Oence ""atathon Time la tlue.. G~ ps)'Cbfd. bt.uer yet, Qet ln..,f...S. tM lO hollt MDII booelit ..nt be In ApoL For more lnfotmotlon coU None)' ot CAC, !131·3!!21. ? P~m In the Room of Harriman tWrary with the Army Corp$ of EngJneera.. For mO(e: lnfonnatlon c:atl DeniSe •t 83\-4603. "-mlnotlono lor 196l.a2 wul d<>w alter thlt ac:tiYit1· Coli Denbe ot 83 1-4603 or """" "...... 6)6,5674 foe triore inform.etlon.. SWE tedunelcotfubout lofnOfrow • B.h.~~e CPR clas... will bo ofl•red beglnnmv Mordt 24. 26 •nd 29. AU das:le1 •~ rrorn 7·10 p.m _and run fM l contee:Utive ..-eek6 1n 1he st:COtM:S rKMM- TV Sounge. Foroo. Ellicott. To r09ille< plone c:ell Corl • 636-400 or Cory ot 636-4634. Vok.olteen .,.. net.de4 to work Sundoy•lrom 2-4 p.m. ot EO\C In O..lattlc l!<er<Otion. Contact DeVId ot 1M Stu41 Sldlb PIKe. located In lhe Uno~~<rdy t..t&mlr>; Cent•• at 366 Boldy, AC. b oow - l o r the f.Pfll"g aerne.ster. Our tfalned tutors, a.St «~rfenceod college INUuctoro. ""' rudy to M'lp !IOU learn to orpnlle time;. develop your vocabutat)', t.ake bellc.r lecture noca. urwteraand your tt:atboob, ta.._e teRs- and reid faster. N wel1 es eny othef aspecl of .shlldying Wr are a free d.rop-tn tervite. no eppoint.menl b ne<'lt.Slal)' Our l>ouro ere 1'\qftdoy en4 TuoJCiay ltom 2-4 p.m. WednurJoy from IM p.m . en4 Thur>doy from 10-4 p m ' 1k WttUng Placii. •J~ "'""Ice fO< oil wrfuoB. b now open for the R.«M:Stl!£. tr )'OU would like J.O haw: a t.ra1oed tutof reopond to your WOII!og• ....,. to 336 Bol6y woeltdO)II hom 12-4 p.m.MIIIWl\1 ,._ 6<9 p.rn.ot aorne to 346 Squju on T uaclayolrom 6-9 p.m. ChC. 831·3S21. ComniUIV Allan 8s><U>a BrealcfMt and petty frkl«1 from.,_..,.,., In the Fillmore room en4 Fridoy from U p.m. m the Fll'-"' Room. ~ely, 1'\Uik by tl>e \IIQiiQ Rockoft·R,l>li "'-<hlne. meetinb PT majon ore needc4 to work 1'\ondoyo from 200-4:.)() p.m. at the PT Oepo at ECIIIC. Conla<1 o.vld 8rA1Uon Cub bullnou <Mdln9 today ot 7:30 p.m.ln tho -t --.1 lloor lounge, Rtd -**"1, EIUc:otL ~-Assn. meet> Wodnudoyat 3 p.m. in 31 Capen. - · Squire, _, lhea...a.- -. '""" - · - - _ __ .. ..._................. .. ..... ~......._ _....., 7:10p.m. In 2112 . . . . . . ..... Plll~---.-yr.-9-3p..,..tn '**'nel 10 "Ruurdl on Robot /llanfpufalo. 0114 3·D Sc:nlilr>g at Robotla lr>~tltuoe of C.tnosrfe UnlV<101\Y go"" b)l Takeo Kano<~e.Frldey <13"30 p.m. 4 1.4226 Rodge Lee "'"'ion in,_, An E4ge Co•~ Algorithm an41ts l\ppi!QIJ6mto Set · CO¥erlr>g Problem•" QMI! by PI'OL Kauo 1'\vny 1'\ondoy •• 10:30 p.m. In 140 Crooby. -Bartok lootl! ot~~~l•..-1 on clbpM1"' IM"/Oiulie Ubr..y In Bolrd Half through Maret. 31 . "The Hlp Sun." "Convf<l 13" ao4 "Go Wut" llllns tonlgllt at 1 p.m In the Squire Thule<. c:onr...,... "The Humon Factor" film tomon- at 4:30, 7. ao4 9:30 p m . .t the Woldn\an thca.t~r. f'1ort0f1. ~"ooreratu" T11o R-.., C. S1eto1 Eaaay ~on liMo Hlllory d tledlalf Sclcnceo 11 May 29. 11181. For more lnlormatlon aoll Milclred HalloWIU 01 83 l -333S, 6. Tloe ADtl•l.,. T... Po- nec4s voluntorel copec:Wy, T . - y and Wednetclly NighU an c.IJ101,3521. - l.nt~rna\JOtl., C.~. ••&reak • Let'' docurnent.4ry on the TM•lu ~.,,_t•• ptocluc!lon of lonnttl's Rllinoce«» Friday •t 1 p.m. 8\ 207 Odl••re ot CAC, 831 ·3)21 . CalooiRte Pwlm thh yeo< t . . . - - 01 7:1S p.m. ot boU1 ~ Houaes. 2501 "·F..- lloed oneS 3292 ~n SL, then rolf IG the P'"'lm bini In the ·~ c - t e r Allelrs Cotmdl , candlcloto -..today .. 3:30p.m. In 339 Squt.... SA Aca*mk Clubo-SA Plftlclentlal Cendlda~e Fonom to4oy at 6 p.m. In 233 Squire. Your dub ean moko Ito ero6or ..mont. Open to the public. Call SA at 636-2950. film Friday at 8:30 p .m fn 239 H-. ~Rnolutlon « Duth" ntm tomon""' at 3:30 p"m.ln 0:.. Sqvfre Confo.....:e TMoter "lily Booi11\1Wrl" Frklay In 170 1'\FAC, EIIIF<& Mid Saturday In 146 Dlolendcd M 7a nd 9 p.m. Suncloy ol 5 . !. ...! 9 p.m. In the Sqvlce Coni -.co Theater. ~e ~the <lulneal'ltJs"lilm on 3 ~ l•lend Fildey at 7:30 p.nh at 440-l.eroy A\'enue... fiPOI'b information --...~~moetot-ot4 . p.m. 1ft liMo Blue-.,, Faa11t1 Club. Hanlmen. Calf the ~- ollkt011131·»1511oomcntnfom>arlon. - . . . . . . LaiiUo- - - a t 9:30p.m. In " DlllondDrf-., ~1111*1;_..,.. - _...._ et 6.:30 p,m. m 121 Pill fla lllema Fratemlty _.,_. T _ . Svnday. """"" 2!1 at 2-6 p.m. 01 liMo Squn !.oMs. For ....,... tnlonnollon contact any-.,.,. of tbe fratomfly. -d t l d l - - . Sid O~ic:otlono , _ bei!>Q u.ken lor Sl<l Cltli> of O!tKt- fOr tile 11181-82 · -.Sooplnb)ll\pttl'Jtolilfoneout. tlleSqonC...'-· ..... ..., ........... .La. • att. .... . , ..... v-~..._ ..... ,..... . . . , _ ... - . . .. lllr. Club. ~flliiDctoiiM- •lllt -_ ~ 1 - - . election d _ .11$:¥ , _ .. »4Sqol... : ofllceq ......._._a.-...--... ..........:apa.lrl2t4T-. todoy at 5 p.m. In 3 a.tlc. Softball ,..._ now . . . . - In 113 Ctal1t. . . _ l'loo< - . Deadllne lo - 29• ' CIBI.eaoue Cltli> p<ectl«~ot4p.m. nerttotlle 8o.oloble.. Call olll«f•lf thoft -! quottlons. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Krttcr last week SWiflly and oompl~tly anoounced he will rts!Jil from his post in January 1982 to U)Umc a lcadina profeuorship in UB's Fecuhy or En&iottnna and Applied Sciences. lAII.oq ID a boll loio ClOelr_ _. II y r w - • U-.cy P . - . lhr lOP 01111\IAUiroiCW-- UB off..... ..... ._,.... TloundloJ 10 f~- .. no. ,...,.._-f\1-.cl a L B - 1979-<.M at 11w ad of Stonftl · -_,any. B<a~ wbm """'or 1M Jdlool'o 2J.OOO In a man odclreos 10 lht Ual\nuy Cound at ou ,......, ~ tn«<l"&. 1ht Prald<n< said ht had made luo dealioa ....,._ 1w bdorvrd UB ... t.1t011& ~ lo wratl>u lhr . - . _ .... of .... o"" _.. rorcht u.-r.....,....,. . - tlull.....,.- lt-.odoola tlw ........ had ,.,...... llor Slll'o'Y ..... of TI'Wl-"' J _ , , , . _ _ • - - - ' " - • ... -10. . . . . ....... . . . . ....,....... ._,-. . ,-·- ..........._ . . ............ loaw ........ dor . . . IWOIDI!oo'ft,.... " "'"' ...., tht tJonlna or bio rftiiiUIIIoa is ,,.. """· •· 1 INita~rd thai .. nhU. 1hr...,.. owo cw tbnlt ,....• . . - I W ~ o h r - pen o r - tloooo!Kt- "' ........ - ........... ..- ~-...,.- Jl.lll•. . aow • ......- ~ * '--'-· E•plalnl"' hi> IOlCTJll-1011 of •••ablr. •• K<tl« 1&01 t1uo UB • ID a ''rdau..ty lood r.tacr•· 10 und<nal.:r 1.h r rtqUirrd ptroidaual- . Acrordlna co SUNY alolldrltron. a ~mrts« "iD ...,.. br - " " ud dwrrd by U.....,...y C..-.1 Cltaot- Roltm I \tillonn to a ~ ~bnlftUlrltor Wll.la.ul 114M" R'IODlhs.. K«on , "ho lao yrw ..-,....., ho>- r......_ h a , . , - • ua·, lldal ....... -a chc -~ In r>allllllt"& lht tmUIUIOI ht loci- of tJor 1-U~- -1)1 19~. t..c11rr htehllalurd onr oucxn> afl<r anoohtr. Ootronl ocr..._. ht Wlid. arc s.cronacr •• UB than •• an)' otbcf pvbftc OJ pt1v1tc unh-"CCU)' tA che ~ ... Sou.knl lf>Pii<atloft ...... •hkh ... caJird ··~,. ¥:· .... "P II p<tcmt frono last,._ •hrn UB - - . _ o f tU ..._ ctour. f""' ....__.c..- -·-k. . . ,. ,. ,. . .. hto<Wy AdcltttOftOlly. ohr Pr<iotlrro saoc~. ow orras or lhr , ..,. .....,._, .... Dcalu ... htedrd by~. drdt<alrd .... Tht Amh<nt Camp0. ht ooldrd. i> well 011 Ill way to ltld .tlo•ld br linishtd by 1987. Rcomtly. a Maar< Plan forth<~ of tht Main Sir«< .....,.,c.od aacl 111< dr1ops arr no,. bri"& """''*'tOll eam,... ""' .. orkrd ""'· K<11n alto <OII»CCorrd w<rnal ,.._ , for the u.-.ily. no. pt!VW capobiii(J hal- rr..u.biabod. lw aiT....rd. .... pma&c pfrs ha.., taerraod 2S P<f""" annuallY aver tht ,...,... ,....._ r....r.......,. l'lo lool . .llooo of ....... Aad<rnlcally, 1hr ~ Ed..caltOn prcsram foo undcrp'ltd...,.. a& u 8 .. bdnt fmalilrd md ponloru ha.. alrrooly ...... ""'*'-rd. All honor> ptQII'OOII should 1"1 .....s.r.11yaco1 Fall. aed llaaly. clopwt-• wo11 noc br ptlrd 111....;... .. oh< oa~ yrw. K.tt.., atldrd. ,.,rr. • r,... Krun·o mipadoa oq>OflrdiJ chd- ._as a~ .._10 many• .,... II chd cm:h - o f UB'• - - . orT..,..S siDcr , . r;... ~to..., lhr Pmiclral dmird ony piMI of leaw>QI tht ~Y Th<lt. ,. <C!iPC>M" 10 • cop)Tialllrd rq>on in nw Sp«tnuro. ht caJird lht asscnion "laUJhablr" and dallllrd ht -.111 br a lixt~ a& tbol Um\'crlily for ••-o to thr« tDOK yan.. """"'' ond local_,..,.., .......,_-all or...,_ rd-.! 10 br ..-.1-Mid K<lter ....., 1D -">as ...a SlJNY C-ral . . . . . l....sofl>toclopwtlft. "His ........,;oo i s - 6aaJizod " ...,. _,... bad rq>Ortrd 10 nw Sp«fni,.., •..,... dory an: dowo 10 t<ml> o f - ht will 1"1 if ht lea"U ond how tlW!as will br aomcd craa.-. OUI ." WhU<'Ih< dqlartiJia .,.,,,..,;,.., main<alru thu h< b no< ....,..,mblna to studaot or administtati"" .,.......... ill iiiiiiOIIftOII& .... ruipaboo. SOUICU ha>"< told 71w Sp«rhmmiD tht lao }<* lloal CODiloru "U a uthonltCl ut<rnal to UB f..,qucDlly drno Kc<tcr ...,., f"* ' - llomc ...... s--t. The modi putilicbrd rurrul\arr th<fiS, ,.,.....,.,,.,., dosirla or th< orr.... or Minority Studrftt Afratro. md ""'Octobrr aroundbrtakU\1 for ""*<< sor< poicus for the Praoclcnl • ....._ca"' Albmy aacl Bulfalo daimed IIIII K<lt« .., callrd to tbr 1M Cent« roo Tomonow ""'" ·Stat ..,;tal by SUNY a.a-llor Cliftoa R. Whanoa lao _,.,., 10 dioaoa tht cloUa& or tht M.-;.y Stuclmt Af(un Offict. Swr Aslc:mbl)'m&ft Mb,. 0 . Ew. wbo abo lllaodrd cbr mteliQI. told 1M $p«trtlfft thaa thtr< .,.. ••a numb<t of ptoblrtlll" ac UB. ~- .... ·- �Through the 1970s with Ketter; a decade wrought with debates IIIJM...,Jt- >- ~ J war dev<lcptd and the Stille ICtiOCIIo Ol1lll limittd IKtd&cu !oat to pel••• IMlirutlotu. Kater - s,.mm. suqf Writ~< Riou atld Wlrest cat.ai>Uited Rob<n Kct<er, an Enainetrina pror~ ..nh • rtpotodOil as • ~. frOGl • t<mpOrWJ pooitloo u beloli or 111< Hurilla Cornmbsion on CMII'UI DisruJlliooJ to VB'• t:lth Ptt'ildm1. Tf!l }'Cal\ lale:r, anUd dlscoolan fromauderu teo<lct• "'\'!Ill< pr<S~Illll 1!10. b<en btcwifta tlncc 1 197f vote of •o eonrMkoce, Ketter anft0110Ced hh raijl>llloo to the UB Cotmdl, uplal.U.,., " l'vo done llf I 1C< OUI IO do.'' Ketter jOIIlC<I U'll kl 19SI "'Mo he wu appointed Chlimw> o/ the l\e'llly crCIIed Ovil EnJinmina ()q>onrncnl. Und<t hlltenurc the Oeportm<~t~ beeam< Ih< rJNi io Ill< Slatt to rteriw accreditllion from th< Ei\sinctn Council for Profeuionll Dt\'dopmcru. In t96S he ...._. GtldUile School Deul . Two yon wer K<tter named . the r1111 Ult V'ocx l'faidcttt !Of f ecilitoa Plonnlna, 1 position created to o...- ""'-"<114 Oomp111 co.....-;on. • Aller the resii!Dadon of Prt$16elll MJ.rtln Moyeroon •• 1969. the Univeralcy awnbled throuab riots and d<mons!J'adom under Aa.lnal'resklmt f'totcr R_,. R...,. established • tempotaty tiearina Commiuce on Oon\PGI DisruJlllOOI<OO MIU'dl I , )970and clesitnaJed Ket1t1 the Commiulon'• Cltairman. Sludmu ...... outrq<d, C>Y<( the admln1S1111lioc1'• creation of tbe Committee. l1bdlna It the " K.K.K."-K<t1er'• Kanaoroo Koun-udcnt Iader• qucstiooed the Gommlulon'• ~ty and the SU>derlt JudiciarY U.ued an inluoctlon prohibitinc the bod}' fr0111 heartna anY cC>cs rclallnato """"f'· Not fO<Io. . a.untna ''oriclnll Jurisdialon" over alldaltCIIa, the Sllkl<nt JudkWy c:bariW tlw the Commisolon "''Ul<< In dftct nullify the COIIJlltutlon or the UndapadUI)c IIIICI Orlduatc Studerlt Anoc:ioliom. Xtuer's pt1btlaty ·over the C0111mls<ion dctemllned his uandine u a "In! and order'" - - • r<ptltation rllll ba followod hlm for a docade. It was llllt reputatlon which promJlltd tht Bulfalo Univ.nlty Coou>dl'• aciU'dl commit10t to nominate Kater for the I)Oiitloll of Vnh·ersity Prnicltnl in June 1970. Critic< proctsttd thll Kenor had too httle atlminBtratj,/c abitity. citlne a tack or onnrtden<:< by many audcots and JlfOf......-l. S..pponm countered thll he """lei,;.... lh< Unlveralty I mona dirc<tlon_,. stdU t.bty dalm<ll had been abs<nt under the R...,. A4miub;ultion. The SUNY &o.rd of Tnuua acocpted the Council's nomination on June 16, .1970. Kattr assumtd the respoollbllitia of tbc praideney 011 July I and wu illAUCilflltd on Pebtuary IS, 1971. lnaucur&l Commlllc< Chairman A. W<$1lcy Rowland explillntd the $10,000 "<ollt<fVIIi•c" ifta,..uration "' 10cinh1111 by rasonloa, " It Is in-oprlatc 10 spend I lot of money 10 Ulllall c:oiJqe .,.al4tllu coool4crlne the Qlon period of tlmc they remain ln ofriCt." E\'m littler rcpcalodly - t d Llw he coiUiclcrtd hll retirement oflat durin& hit " I dlcln't tltlnk I would be Prtsicltnl for more than a year," he aattd in a....,.;;, intcmcw11ritb TMSp«;trum. "Til< Ulllwnily wu in a period of u-a.nsilioo~' becl<td by Tlw ~tv,. and hit ..tmln&lnlcn. ~ -evaluated !0< rcappointmau !II the 014 of hit n..,.,._ term In ~ 1974. An ad boc COIIUIIIitec comllflood of row mernbm ~ hoi acaolccnlt lud<nlup IJid miOliiCIII<Dt, lnterool n:l~pa. dllcmal rcl.uloatlli!>l. admilllsuoti\lc leldenbip a n d - '· sensitlrity 10 the needs or tht Olmput and the lnaulllioMI toat ICl by Llw PrtSidall. !11M 'No cottf1oloto<t' Tht SUNY Boord or Truact~ rniewed tllr COIIlmluec's fondlnas and opprO"td 1 f«<Old fM·,a< ttnn "ilh a unanlmou• •otc of ..,..,..,._, A •ix·m<IIUh study tn 1976 PfOmpted nuoon 1h• Kater would rcaoanto trach and do ruatreh. T .-w aftor tu.mllfn. T~ ~"''" published the rlfll in wbat wu 10 ""~. four ·rcar series or anocks anackina hio.<cnur<. I~ April 1978, Tho Sp«<nnrt r.eponed th.ot Kater had lost the •uppon or moll or hi> adminowators. Cidnaslnkt~~~ morale and an uodcmtrrcnt of milt rust, tht <101)' tif<rted that Capen Holt wu in turmoil under Ktttn"s direction. AI the r<Quefl or UB Coll<:a< Council Ruden~ t~lative Cyothi.l \\1U1in& to tMesti&.ate the lli<ltd "id<sprcad doiCftcl\antmmt. th< Counal want rnto • dootd ..uion It dettnnlned that it had lnwff>Ci<nt facu with whldl In lnvcsai111< the Um-.i!)> Prn>deno and funhermor~. did t>O< ha"" tbc authority to do .o under N... Vorl Swr Educ:ouon leo•• laws. • """"""''on On< month laler the Craduat< Student Smatr voted ·•no confidence" 111 K•un by a ll·2·1 landitldt and elliot! for his lmmedtaA< rcmo'al Th< U~aduatc Student Senate m<1 lor an mw:f'leDC) mertin& ancf vottd 10 rerommmd Krue-'i removal to Ill< SUNY Boord of T ru~ttes. the Colle'• Cowtcil and SUNY Chancdlor Oiflon R. ~ hanon. n.. rut..-. Calmly rcspondin& that it wu "buoincu u wual" in Capen Hall, Ketter lllliC>Wit'td to the Facuhy Smatt tbll ht would prcocxed in normal famoon until the ibcU of tt~ was br~en and &OmcoM camt forwatd with an o.llcpuon. "I thin~ ...,.,.yooc u awan of the variotn chlfiCI, innllhldo and allqlllons u•ina pi~~«, primarily tn the prtn," the Prtddtnt said. "lu of )ell ba•< noc had a JinaJc ~come to me wirll any dissatisfaction> It's always this aiJc:Fd busincu." The followina autumn, tcruiom b<twcen <tudtt\ts and the Presldmt had taoed cotulclerably. Hil steond flve·)'Hr term was almost complaed. In Septcrnb<t 1979hc mad< theclecision to be r<-<"'luattd for at bird tum. In a Univenity·wtde rcfcrerJO>m. t"'o-lfllrds or the 2All peopk wbo - t d c:lalmtd "no conr~,. in KtU<t. Despit< tbo recommcodatlocu or tbc otudcot<. 1 tbrec-penoP eYoliWion COIIltnilltc 10101<1 thej>reddcot to be 1 compotent admln!nrator and ht ,... ~ for a third 1mn. On the lOth annivenory or bls Ina~ ill Fd>ruar)' 1981, Keuer rdl«t<d 001 the ch- m the Uniwnlty over the put decade. He not<d the vastly · impr<>..,C rdltioniobip with the oommunky-hit fora priority wbce be took orr-. ' O«pitc m1..ive budact cutbaru, he .,... Shodcnu .r-.td to Kerter's ill~ by staa1na th<lr """ COUDta·iDIIIawwtlon In Nonl>ll Union'• instnnnatlal In the devdopmtlll of the Amhent l'illlnore RoOfn. A tall audal1 draaal in black roba Caml>u•, a proj<a he COIIJitlen the JtU(tSt. acoornpli.sltment o( hiS Pl'tSiclatcy: atld wcariJ1a the ~. of a )¥kasf ~ a mock speed> in front of !50 cel)lusiaak J*n. "Clter YOicod co.-a oVtr tbe futat< of the SUNY <yst<m uncia Swe Cowmen Hltlb L <Any, 'bur~ Dnpbl' con<~&Dt critjclsm from audc:nu, Ktua' did """""'Pti>h IUs imm<dillc 10&1•: the Caml>UI quiacd contendtd . IIIII UB. witlt itr' ltr'On& rcac&rch and clo,.n ao4 COOimunicy rtlalioos - • "IPUIIY arlduatc - · · willthtllfe. impro...S." Coruuuc:cion on Amhenl alto ~ When he took orr.oe In 1970. U<tiwnlty rdled under Kctt<r's &Uldance. 5U'ictly 011 pubtle Ultder ll1s direction, UB now By thc an1d·l970s. tbc Unlv.nlty was the ccnta or collecuover Sl million In pcivotcdonationse.uy ycot. OOitlrovony apln. Bllf~ Aaallblym&n Anbur 0 . .a ral<lhal elimba 2S pcreen!IMuaiJt. Ew ....cl<ed Ktucr in 1974 for DOC hirinc liD acleqUIIt Kt11a hu always maintailltd that !Us rust Wtrest is -lillie of minority cmplo-. ~ra coun<ered resc:ac:b, tncbilla ond writilqJ. AdM'bt all dvet areu tblt only IWO paanl of all Pill>'• _.. fron> a th10411hout his Prcsidmcy. Ketler ,.;• resume hit miDotily - · Wltlt t11o IIIIIC - . t for minolltY acadeftlk wort oo a rutl-time bash aJtn a o_,e;v cmploy<c$<reaetd.byatlltiMIM ll'lioJI ~.a Wflle sabboticol. man. ......... ..- -once r.-. .. * . Resignation ..7 · -· .. AU or the thlna• thai . ,..., minorfliCl II till UDI"ffVl~ arc crod•n• qUk:U)',.,hC't.aid Anolhcf tope lltat dr.,. Alh.n~·· wnth us the f<11 Tomorro" . Kat<t rtpOrtotltru-cd" the Olvo!olon of the ~ 1008} and tht SUNY Board of'TI'Uil .... by hoklmc c<oundbn:otq for the proJ«< tl<IOf 10 . -. . . . hid ._..••I frORithe , .. 0 aowmina aroupo. lofonned to<ll<'d tepontd 11111 both bodic\ vmted . _ at Kat .. and the l<.wc """ do-.td at tht Tnhle<>' Sc!llanb<t m«~lna. q>!\Cidr "'J>Ontdly tK>;&htmcd fccllnas in Albany tbat tht - . o t ,.,.. a..~ one too u•dcpendtatly. 'I he Umveralty had ol)() b<en PfCS1'\Ited b)' local medea ovn fenutarc thefu ..!lich "'" urrtd durina the (ranSttlon ftom the Mom StrM '" the Amhent Campus. Buffalo tounxs <iatmtd that dlerr "'"' mo« to th< """'111111~ than bad b<en «kased and called il lflother Unl\t:NCy "lOr< spoc .. c.n.... n.. ,.,epti .. - to.ind• of JWCS$111'0$ ba"" been bufldina up a lor," a ..,..,... "Thosc reporttd '" January. l'lo one. he>......, • .....,ld lutomatkally di""is> 1he pouibitity that "the President may J\1$1 be..c<owlniur«t of il aR." The tides Of Unt ........ty-pani<ulally 51udCll -op.nion boaan tO 1wil1& aaalnst Kat., In 19'11 aftor a n11111bcr or anldcl "'"""ed CI'Odtna conr~~~ence In Opal Hall A scrin or <~~qulric<-pri....,.Uy by .)lt>dtnt aroups-rnsued. Kat<r _.,ed before the underlflduau atldcllt body and' IM Gradv.alc StuOI:nt A..-iation to an.,.., complornll, but \tjlt._ '"""""" vorcs of "m .....,...,._.. from tbe studenl S<Datcs .,..t a uoqtle$l !0< hts '"'""'"' by the Underarlduatc Sludent Auodatlon V<t IllS! yta<, lfitr a 1tnes of bolh IRicmal and <.!(lrtall rcvtno'J, Kcncr wu ~nttd" u l.htivo:rUty Presldelll. The aa.ual ~tt*lion """· eonhn&CII! upon a thru..Sl)' vi>it b)' • fow.ftlaa team .. JUdi ta!~td 10 OY<r eo r~'20 IIU>k-nu and vv;oo. Unl..,..,.y adm1ntstrators. 111.< lfOIIP oonci..,..,.lhll UB was m "aood <onditlon" O!'llh •••ro~~a odittlnltotradv<. fllnlii.Y. o~orr aad stUtlcnt ICIIIkfsllb?'' -ble or oY<tCOtnklt t11o Cll<mlt problems. s...ttt. .. A Ulliwnit~ rtl<fC'fldum, hoW<vtt. •1Udt attraatd ;Mll VOtcn-21 SO nuclcn"' t<M faatlty and 129 Maff-anitd • ~1 <I'Oic of -no coollcleo«" .Jn tbc f'ra:idmcy. MOfr than balf ot the ,.,..,. fr0111 tMt> &Ottor had rdkaocl tliat ..iuiment. In a Faculiy Satll< ...,...,. ~,...-a • ...,.li.x-/pq oanf~" choitt and ....,..,"' !0 then Charnnan Neoot011 <llf"cr, "admincd wcllt.,..... whil:b ~ • JlcrifiC:llll around' tor no conrtdcnoo '"' 10m< ft~tu~y,....., bal.onotd by <ompcoutlna •renashs;, the mind• or oth<ra." Jhe"SUNY Ttllstces •oecd ""anintOIIS!r in 1a1t January to "ralrttm lu appr<;Ciatlon" of Ketter. • In th< wok< or K<tter•l annou_,..,t Til~. Goundl Qwrman Milloozi aid he wdlliiO\e ''V<ay rap\dly' • to COO!IIIIIU a ....c:tt Qnminec r<pmcntauv< or olt CamputtQrutituenc:b. 1'1t< CoooOI and Clt.-llor Wharton .-mmcnd tht ftnol nomina:~ to 1lte Board or Tnm«:~ for <dtalon. • wm lHEspE<lRUM -...,........ , , Extra alters our publication schedule eaca. . n. •<Julat eoo...... lloit-.. llol. " · llo. •• .• ....., ., Cltlof EMM l'loot~- ... - _ _ . Plilop<: Moll .. -_.... ..... &ot.Unl - l y o l - YOft. .. ...,_,31M ....... SU..., .,........ 'f'Olk 1Cl1t , . , . _ t7Ktl3•-.oo-.m11113•. - ..- . - idtl- - 11161 • _ v ,,.. 5pocltulto-t - .._ · lnc IIJ ,... Edit014n-Chlol. "-"""....""' "' - IMt&at ........ Witf'IOU't . . . . . . . ~~ oJ ..... Edil~~ •• ~,, _,........_tUN~~M.,...,_........._. ,m ....... a.wr.au_ "·"'- -" ' ~-or die Sprina Breelc, $p«tnnm lbt neW$pltj)el. We will resume "'as not scheduled to print until Wcdnr:sdlly. ·ptlbliauion Wedoesday, wllh fltU coveraae of Laot ~y·s ~~by University Prcsiclenl 1lobe:n L. J(r:tt« of his resia:PtUion, tbe UB ~d Co-op'• yictory itt oourt whiCh boWcYer, WV1'Uied Ibis "Extra" edition of .... also disclosed latt last week. . �! -______,-....,...----ffilE~il<ro~&'lrilCIDI\i Only the timing suprised some University administrators f ::::-.:: !"'~9"::".!: c~ -'lbefcx•loollt_ ......... ,.... .. ~·-l =====================f 'He has nrJde 0 very importc11t ~ Focolly of N11•r1l koracu 11cl • .............. Oou Ov ....l)'lli ;;; contribution to the ~ty ; espedcily in the de:r<elopment c( Amherst. • University of Misscui PrOYost Ronald &nl - ..... n...toy ... - ...,_.. "' kcucr'& - · u did .. til< Praaclaol R~ " ' -· . . . . . , - - - tb.atthc.....,..c•at ...... ~•• ..._,ottwu.._,_, Nuyo6.......... .......wt.loollh< arremoon's Unlvtndry eo.mct1 ..,..;,.,. The Ptaiclmt Ibm called tilt ....-lftifla Oea1 and Dir««<rs IOI<lh<r tbortty alter th< ,_101 to ....,_..., IAf- tbcnt or No dtdilon. 1'booe Who IPOI<< IO T/or ~ Ill< IUt .......,., riJal th<se '""' ........ wa-t lbt 11n1- w..... bod 1001,...,. '-nl. ..~ tac-.. ""'_,...,. " 'll.e . ... OCNII>DII< 10 . . oe wido 011{ - · · ~ _.,, .,.. .-1 ~· COOltd be ""' "" loold ror • w..W." 1loe Vlllt ~aiclmt'l ofroot il currcotly considerln1 1 mauivcroorpnizolloft or th< Unt>m~ty"s ocad<mk ~tructurc. "'lllch requires Pruklcat'-1 lf.PI)rooal before lmpltmmtatloa. MOll or Kelter's Vlot Prcslclenu ~ informed or bb de<Won at a lwllly-<alltd mcellQI 10 mlnutu before Thur~oday u..a ......... til< -ts." Viot l'talclall ror Ori611Ak Stadia ....s IIGdrdl Doaalcl . _ 6Md ''1lle CMIIy -.pmc Wll til< ...... " &..t. llo o6d..s. " I - ' 4 be .... lila CMCW If I laid tlooltbae ~' .. o r......, - ........ ......._.,. callod ....... _ _..th< Aad Va PmllioM loo H<Mh 5cialca F Carter P.aMill obo rcpan..S that tw Wll t.tka> ol>lld by th< Ptaldmt's ecd:lieL "keuer hl6 iftdi<at..S that he •auld ~ prObably . _ 1 ,...r or;-o from the time or his 1u1 Pannlll cxplal....s. Fanner F1C\IIQ- kftllt< a..irmao l'lew!Oft ..ho drew pnooc for 1111 crilical ..V.Wioo of lhc Kt~ICT Pmudea<y In appooo..,.,..,,.. a-..-. Nowmhet tm. c~crocU<S th<- ....,_,. riaht OD ocborMt •• In bi> ..,...,• a.rcloumool Kald would .-.01111y rc:oip the ··pulled orr Mtiola .,...,. .........,., whb only a few - . lid....,. ;rwve of Keuer's true inttftlloM. They eoiol Kearr was llltaaud to avoodiaa pu~ 0-<0elS of bil plouu, oudt II T/or $>tct,....... ,........,. 36 llory .... prajlded pools- willtin two )an or bu ro.ma~ rappointmml-•a -iocl tho< h• b«ro wieldy diiC\IIRd In UOJV<nlly cltdeo slau ou "" """*""' - .....__ publit:rdaoe ptr{ectly k<IJ( - • .....,-<Urlftl,., ..._. r.. E- r.,._, V'oot PtNd<nl f0< Acadalou< A1toon a-~o~ AcadcmiCI " te.t Uet\ltflll) or Mlltooori-elol he Mbaplkd til< . . . _ ..._ . , _ , . l!lloao.......aal • M - . , "I ClOIIIde'l -lft'doacd the eact - · ..... til<,_..... I o1lon pmoolartor I kfl.'' ' - " ' lau last $ilnl1a, Ills- diAICI owr tk a.--· I..._.., ......... -IDI"' -·0 , ...... )IIJUirY, ...... a copyrill>t..S artlck on Tllr Sp«1.- wlokh ~thai Kcucr would oooa rqip 1m poll. lh< UB ~ ~ be looo6 110 lntm!IOO of loovlft& Callllll lh< lr1ldc., Ya-~tlool ''lt -'la If ..,_. lood loodl<r<d IOIOIO~·tll<loool-. ..... ....-t ---ort~w~c~.....,. lh<ft:" a... .... offlaolo """'td ... - .... ......_ort~w.......,.•ap~.-..sl C..,..Hal--•lh<-1,..,.,,tetoes •~•• lc:ucr llacl ooar-platoea .._.,., tile l'nllclacy " Tloocn ... ...... bollo -.«-. llrio-10 lllldo talk ....... loll," Aztsu6 Lettcn 0... Getqo LnW .............. • ··we baool--""' "'* • wula dleotn.. ror-U..,"~alldoleol.~ oloQa the of bil Cllprll Hal CCllla«uca. chrd ID0D11DOUS JO\IfCUo •• K<tlef uld, "l am ill tn bis ral.,...hon ktt<r to SUNY Tru!ole<:l." er 10 bebave Altllouah the SUNY cuiddi~~t~ ~ OUl aclclina thao pmoious lhc sde<:tior> prococl ur<, I he oduai proc:es& Seareh Com.nolttea hove molnta.ioed W!U tikd.Y be doated with "amullllb' Mil." "0... to th< ouoture or th< enterprise, conradentlality Alt.boup the Common..·• ron~ _... ,. alCI{"odcntlality must he aoabliob..s." SpeoiCitr slaleol for April " · ·•o..... the f1<1 b t.no.... warDed. IIOliDI tl\at &hould po<enUol CPdidatrs' ....,.. be "leaked out'' all ,.. may bqill 10 rtcd-c ~·· _ . .., .......p~~s~uner~u ....uld llilv<to lucbed J.a-. Who ....s th< CouDcil "bopes oo move rapidly" to lioi>lo be dlscarcl<d. Spmcu .-11eo1 aa tnpcl<nt 111 Stooy ~bft&~ Bo1 before the VOUP caa .-..tutc the 8rool. ill - - • ' ' I I - oC c:&IIIJMW<S' espoc~..S plethora or ,........., III'IJikat..,... ............. publiib<d and they all wilhdr..... , ud <'IIJT1CW..... VOIGU, Jacbon. who wil be aft.erlhar a;pirotloes - e mo6< pul>lic. "No the ComaU!~«'• ..._..wwor•-e JOb be oat' ~ wanu to ClOCI'W m Sf:I((W)d.. '~ M c:alh 1 "PlP<' lbul'llina" posiUOfi--..S aplain<d "A pror.......W c:1111101 affonl to that the ocp.rdlina body aiM> muso also be I RIA~ -up:• • -cooUda mor< (flCOmpa.sso"' queuton.. ~ ··~ Commatc« mwt ~'"al,..te tbt Jt»re--or Spmcer dO<S not bdi<w oblllhe ibe Univer&~l1 11 thiJ point and odd up tht ua Commk~« will bn:adl promltes or plwu .,d mlnusro he lore"" c:om< 10 anr !'' •ll<n«. " We wiU 6cl)<nd oo th< inr<"Jrit.Y or lh<" qu1HrocatloN needed lor the t)'l'< Of that ,..,. ar< iootl011 IO<." Jacbon sold. Dospote lhc Pubbc Affa.n Dorceu,.·s C08U!Dil0Ds, lh< SUWY ,...sm- biahltlh< .,1oaJ A1buJ bd.c¥a to be or the "1wodanb'' _ . , , bole alloollnd) ._..s,lbr Praod<al - which In search ofa successor: Council turns to Committee "r lMo K.u,lau ~- Joiolna Stole Uniwnuy or New Yort (SUWYI campusu ao Bcockport and l'urdoosc, UB ...U hecomc the thud Stet< ........ 10 ......... prcskltaualacan:lo .....,.. lh< pOblic lllab<r ..Sucatiocl syo~em's dlht )'Cis -old procedural culddina. The otlcalon ltipulatloM, ptllMd in I aenmol outlin< form, ....,., the "lepl autbority., oppoioo tho Preslckftl ... to th< (SUNY) Board or l'NJie<S." Bill, th< rHporuibllity to pro~d< acceptable candidMa hdoclp to th< Uoo\'tl1lly Couocll, a body or pr~ area bus~ and lawycn Who d<lermin< uniwniry nola and rq\llo&lolo. "lt's up to lhc Uaownity c:ouoc;J to lool< OQ)'Wheft end ....,..,...... for pocadlol <:UICiilllttS,.. cxplal....s ltohm ~. As8lwll Dopoo&y 10 lhc SUNY Otu<:dlor for Culpuo l.laiJou, add!"~ thai media outku aiQioS...,.. the aeatdo<n. ··we will- &dvcnilaaa>u. -liltdyin 71ft ClonMidt of H'01lw Edw#tklfo and neNrt¥ YIJ<t 1lnw," Speaa:r told Tllr Sp«tnlm r.- bla ~y offi(C. "But, thai im't the way to find a Prcslclent." The comet oeardl prococlure. ~to • ~~ plckllnc:s, involva a oct or slepo leadi1la the Cowodl to a JiOO:I reoolut,i on-th< ldt:aioct or 1 sinak. "qua.lif'""'" c:ondidale to .....lac< OUII0"\1 Unlvenity P.rtsick:nl ltobat L. K<U'-'. laden The SUNY rcaulatioo• requir< the Uoiwnlty Counco1 to, ••u """" as practical al\cr I Pnsidaot- Ills iMeGtJoas to ......,,.. appOOOt • llfO'Il' or ,thai •~·; .....,...,. t o - as the ot'llc:oal· Pt<siderotial Sc:ardo CbmiNII«." After K ettef r..-kd b.11 deocii>OO to resip dunn& Thunday's montl\lf Couodl .....,.., 01a1mw> Jtoba1 I . MUiocul ~..S bimJdf u tbe Searrll Comllliuce's kader, Witb Coundl .,......... Rose H. Sconkn, PhilliP B. Wds. M. Robert Kortn and Jtcl: Wahll sdeettd 10 ...W II rq>resn>Wiv<s. tn oddltlon oo th< Couneil mm~ben, UB Public Affalrs Dorector Horry It Ja.:tson ·...,..,that r<pr<O<ntlli>.. from other CIJIIPUS c:oouao:- ... be iiOd...s.d 01 the foal Scare.- Com•lll« roll<r. Both an uoderaradwot< aad v1duur nadear, coupled willo CWO fiQIIIy ID<rl\b<r> llld _ . u v a fromlh< A!UIIlnl Cowocilllld th< profeuionaJ llllfr wil abo sit OD th< Commit~«'• roll, Jacbon .aid. predao:siJia tlwl Millcxal will toftlldt willl Yarious C1J11PUS bodi<s before makoRJ the Ji.W Jdrctloos. Cornpld.onJ tho Comm.~c ..·s memb<nhip, Spenoer lllid, wW be 1 rcpracntll1lw from SUNY Cloan<:dlor CllnOI\ R. Wlwtoa's orroe<. Wbot101's will lihtY be Murray llladt. curmot Dqxoty to th< Ooucdlor for Culpuo LiaisODI, Sl>ao= prophelized, palntinc OUI !liM his aupc:rior ...-1 u lbt Owocdlor's ~.. ill botb tb< llrodport and Purebue praadmllol _,..,...._ s.;;: ·~··main duty, Sl>ao= ll>co:rir.ed, _.., he 10 ....... in the th< Cllnunill« ODd th< Board or Trldl<a ... n.e piddinu abo empower th< SUNY liiiiTQPI< to "holp idcolify Stole and nallcxuol ..,.,.... for eandjdat<l and will also hn< the rcspcwibtlity ror oollcltina recommaldaUoo from the Oaneellor and the Board of «WNDD......... . . . _ . . ....-ocy. "=.r. ••i -..,.a_ orth<SUNY-~a''11roaa" ~ "' toocher e d - - .. - u ~~-or pniCDise or ..-.....rat""' lbik) " Aloaftotd)' ....-.«~ and pnmcd lor tbaK - lltnbul ... Mit.. bas .....,..., 10-.., ~- .. m t11o ~or 1m..,.___ a prOCUS .. bJd> Sperlcorr <IIIIMI<d '"ClUtd W.< bet......, liA JIIOCitlu to • )'<If to IIC<OIJIJ>IM. Bin, Kruer dJd orra _,. IICI•itt ro the a!ard>rH "I don't th;n\ you'll fond an UICIO\idual who can do 0\<l)'lhlftl you unr:• he surmised. �• 1 j . ! ..,. ~ .... ...._ 1• ........, Fldoia ........ t...w ... tile . . , . - - wllldl . f ...... ~ d•rlat ~~~ II ·J~U tnurc, ~ 1lobcn L X .W tln l t_ M--Wt _ ,_ _ or~ .........c........, _lllo....,ec:ttllllc" ........ ,..,....., __,._... ~forc>e4 ............. Ia c.m tbll. How...,, die . ,._, ... -¥. ... II . . .oc be ....._. to ~.,... ~ V' .. .. ....... -. .... _,.......tile,..... ~ulllir ..... Md waoold be . . . ........., ... 10 Wlcated . ........... . , local ~ ....... wlllled 10 lltdalc bU . . . . , _ ......... C'ollale - "'*'" Couc:il'a Aid - - . liiP u-u.a.a~""""' ba>t .,....... ... ~~II.,_- for lllo--;;::;;; ,_._... to. suo tullloo iDa- ..,_ Ill ...... I*n. lht dJle ftlWidaJ oulloot whlcb Kcu.. clalnu ~ ..... ,,_ I'Cidplin& .... ~· At the tloow,IO pOOitJons wa-t olooed to ... - . "Now II lllo U.. I ._to bod: od IWI doUit U.0. llliQp I ll!l ......... ICdJa' lllld ..... .at. IO 10 ~~~~~~a .. u.honlly'a ~~~~ -"'*· A.otha clioapt~oht--lh• ................. IICd.tllr_ _ the ......,. or ...........,... "' ...,.....S ...._ Hqoorow. Ul CIOCII*'* ...., ...,. ror lloo c-iiCiww_l...,,..... pel oldie~..._ ........ ....telxo=ocr 'tetle Cllltlllod 16 be ...... He~ a....-·• -~ala . . . . tile Mardi - 1114. ~.....,_,. -..,. ~ '"" , ......, ... alf OOIIIrMI --~_...., t--..s . . - · ............... .. ,..._ .......... -... ~ ........_ ....... ........, ................ __ ............. ....... '- ~- Rio roct) ......_. .... ... Blotfalo ................ . . " - Koact'a crrec:t~~, • . . . . _h.t. Ual•cnlly Pruldtal, ~··-Kina kt •• problem la thll ue111," bt 'apiaineci. Howcwu, befort cloolq tht booll 011 hJs rd&n IIDchmbarklfta 011 ..... """'"· ltatlu't -·-.~ - .... Cl'lftllonccl. althoqll lqlidl), by lbc ....... K.eucr t8d be io - 1at10r ower ,... ............. -- ........._~ 1.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jlf'CII<dlllt llooir PMr......AIIMaP _ . . . , . . . filcodry r.- AIU MCI . . _ hll IIUl'll"'t f<K the H""""'llia, Ketter clcoied tllal he tbowtd fa•oritlsm IOWV<b the prcfealooal tdloob. Kt partially the p1ldllal cl<dlDt or ~ iD the E.ftlblb 0rt>enmca1 OD tile ~ ltsdf. ICm<r -.cl ..... ~ c:rcaliwc wrllcr .,.,.._ .... a'Nilabk for a 1oat u.c. .,., q.-Jonec!, n. PlaltiiM ........... ............ ... - - dolllll <oQ tltt lloal ....,. wwt *'<tell 10 --..... dildonrt .... ol '-or .... ,......... si- proport}' LlloiiJ . . . . lllo rCIIOaJMCI YO¢ul ....,._ to tile 11oort1 or T . - - - 1 0 tile Atohmt ~--­ ~ • ~.,,., .... l i e - "~-bow the • .,.,_ He.,...,.., piiMillt ,_.. 10 ....... Ia two or . - budlcd. He~ ......, .... tile did - poabll&:ia .... tile bccntc lllc ............... --·-. IJICI .·""""" OardMr The E1111U Jolul ~ '- •'co•t oa "'auoaa•• aod h - t l y .....t.c~ · - '"" 10 ..11oaall1, Kruer n1cl. but 1llocbemlslly _, Pby,iolop, - J!nalisb, are lbe Univcnlaf't "rill 'Now is the time I aJ'l go bock ald sun doing those fhngs I set aside .' H,. IIICIIIbcnbAp oa lbc CammiUct oii Olmpu• l:lbonkr cluriaa thelak 19i0'• and hit oubotqUtel oj>polnlmtnt u Uelwrult1 about l'\'ccl6ent dun111 o period or the porcolvccl dnm or intdltctuab c:ampuo unrtl( DGl tuffociall IO lnlm lht Uniweftltp, c:itu1a u illllWI lbe un.fa_.orablc or aotablt r~y IDCI!Idult lbc •unnt tmpralloa, be '-aled. ~... ,_,. ~orr... pror-. .... he held ....... other rr.. Joloao HosoU>t u........, . .,....__..,.. u UW•aiiid.., The Pmiocloal boaswol .... U8 £ducatloa w~l c~ • .._or tile-_...... dc-llflralccl tbatDcaaIlls . .}Of pociJooio 00 lllc doctoral low! .. ~iowb....sa.<a. New Yort Stale'' 111111 ...,l>d<l IW1oaint - the ~ he liD Gilly wid! CAkJmbia Ulli.......ay for - - .. ........ '"IIDce he the IOIIIIPOlbtcamc Pn:oicltM. Kmcr aid lllal ln adclilioD to 1DIIialaJ.u&nt ur. dunnt the,..... o r _ . rupeaed tad<mlc pooillklo. K<lttr dicy w c r t o m i y - wil.b tile rtmark~d lh•t hh major "rcle..nct" of their coll~e aocomplisluactlt u Pralcko1 Ia lbc .......,., Thoot ltudcal> ..... DOl con•ttueUOJI of lbt Ambtrll " " " ..W. ll'adWilia& • MY Camp11o, allhou,b II Is not panlcular lime, KeUtr idclecl. tchcclliloll to be caDJllctcd for TDc!aJ'• auclenu, ~. are UDthcr livt 10 sill ,...... mud! 8tOR jot>-ooaoted whca IMklat ....... ill ca~~ct~t. 'DIIdf' lw' Dn,..tlle.,.._COIIf.......,IOa After cardul CO<IIidcnlioa. tile K<Nr - - . ! , "l'w l'dalld Praidau aid ...... .._. ID aiOdusba tllal llio o5lllc:ull cltdliaa . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . the UIIM:naJ ill •udl beiW off lhlla _ , 1910'• ~ lbt .,_ I COMC 111ft. Tk !at ..,........,. He ._.....,. aJiooootd ~ . . ~taoc ............. 011C . , tloo 10 ..cl jOb." WI'¥CI'I. " x.u.. clixountccl • q'*}' ""*· .rat rt'lldl,..offfat., 1wcame• rhecaWfusiCII ddrta ~ laJnehele. n..BtA.....,.wifhmeonu:flearlerjob.' is ~-~· Tile etdia 11om r-. .,......... wr""lfuUy labdtd him • "diodpliauliiO" ODd KAter will - he lowolweclla llle DOt ao academician ODd baa ....:II f<K bU but did coallmaeclto do to, Kfttcr .,......t. f!>«ltr «rtaln quoiiOcallooo _ , . f\)r the S51,0oo a ~ poo!tlOD '1'hcDClll Prc:oidcnt better bawto tooc1 1011te of bwnor ;• K<ttcr CIIIIPI>ccl. "ba.. aUl lnlllllllldos, be obit 10 1111 1o11t lltd tiolca, ODd be awfwlly pet-." He aclcled, "I daa'l 11unt ,.,..'U rmd .... ..,. do ewtr7'blat ..... ,.,.. w.ar.·• o..rt.J tltt illtctila ...._ ..cllllt clqoonon .,..,_,., lliCl. KdiCir -wcldlo& he will- be a ., _ ,,.,.. .. l'\'allit:llt lltd will -thalta.t.DO ...... ial!lc .)'ltorltalknloip. H..-,- bell DO..,.._ ~t. K<ltcr IUIIIcipetccl that be ..W co.wxntrelt more: oa. ~I battltl 10 b<ll<t' the Unlwcrooty. " I wW be Ia a lichtina IIIOOd,'' he aalcl. ll-.a~~~Ulatlnt IIi-at .. • _.or t11e ~ faf:alty .. be • problom. kellEr predascd. £•co lhoooP 1oo t... dloJoccl ...,. ,......., -bon wllie al Ul'• ...... "-a ...._ "'"' bewll . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ...... he lo wieldy ._sed by ~ .. the~ ud .--JIY. DadiJ bio ODC·JC&f paid Abbetlcal. K.eucr - - 10 "do ..... ......... _....~~oorana lltd be aamJiru.....,.. .. Two boob I t t aloo Ia tile pialmlq ~- I • • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6e348d46d66cb62ae380bdd1d887a025.pdf 3df1821158549e42ca85d151fb5a97be PDF Text Text Harassment clouds campus life -t: £dUor~ flnll <if ~ /<IJio~U., 161M a,...,..,., - "" -' lltVGSSAW/11111 UB <koii/11 wltlr the Dtlmilowrotiolt'7 mrponM to """ F«<mmlr~/JJtu-. 1'11# ~ _,,..,/ will dunus IM •~<'"" Q/ ~~-~,. •lro how: tt.IIMd to t. SJib)«rl ()/ ~RrXWI ""'-nl lt1ld ~ -~ tfiSft a/ otlr<!t SUNY lturltutfoiiS. ..;.w Some uy 111at b1r....,.,. Ill uy p4ace of busiDCP it l fact of life . Many IIY !hal seual harassment 11 thlt Unive:nhy exillf-but !here .,~ 00 facts. Dmtnsed pboae caJ1J -ins aclvi« .,. mode ud cocnplaiutt are l n proper bureaucratJe fl$bion. Yet. n:ponedly, 110 c:ue bac--bem-. ''h can bo~ down 10 your WO<d .,ajasl ml1)<,'3' e.t le.ined UB Oir=~ of 1be Affi ;.,. Aelloo Olfo« M*olm A& mi. ''ll's ·a my cliffoculi 10 prow." Tha:efo...,, be 1116ed. •h• dilllcuky or obllinioa eorrobororift ~ hu mode IUUIII l111anrncont 1 crime lha1 " - no< oiJicially ~". 11)"'! f~at or rf."ptrcunionJ from $UP<f''botl "' l*"<n 11 the flllln ......., .my b1rllsed iodlViduals are rtlllC:tanl 10 file <lwau. accordlna 1o Aaos<Jni. 1M indl&ni•Y or bdn& th< s11bjea or • - ..1 adVIlll« b mud\ easoer 10 md~Mihll! lht lou focully and SWI tm10t1 ..., . . . _ or • job or • poor arade polot C>OII<:Civably li milht be-. bill •.-.... I'W' bel1d of ony """"'" Socftlll prusures are abo AJI<n u1d. He added 111at ., bl.med by AfOitUU lor lht lKt or P~1 be ...,.,ld bt 1be hkdy romoa~ ~lainu. Soacly ..,.. per..,., 1o ~<oo• or &llY >udl tbal a horwed penoo mu« v•e incidenu. O'lldt tame ovcnw< II llllOtber Teo<ben mllSt abo protm individoal fmds eaoue to mal<c: a tbemoel•u aaointt "rrlvolou• JOU&I ad•-· _.,.... Aao•lnl · ' ' Tbe Ytt ~~ wu rductll!t 10 • .,• ..,..ollhtlawoapiNitalllll odmit lbat IC<Utl exitu b.,.,..,..,, eould lad to • l1eod or lit \JB. "Tbcre"Jteuon to CODdudc uumpcd·up ch1rau. •• he thot pcxopl< fed ""'oaiJY baruled <ll!liaiDed. Teacbera ud Sllpa'¥UOft oo tllnJMIS bucd oa tbe n11mber or s hould b< aworc of 1bc comj)loillu," be oald. Ia the pul lorubadowlor o( complalnto by month be lw r«>dved tbrcc pbooe oboer vlna tbc bebovior aad Clllls froon peopk claim !bey •••••menu of .,uduu and ...... ....UK<! ud OO"'IIlacl>b '"' ~. CoaJlo<>«<u 00 tbe "''f\; IWOieetUoa lltanodloco. "They all cnvi......,...,. by aroployea io OR< can't be~ ..n.," be asoau. -..Ina sicn............. lil>d. Tbe rqJOrted ioddcntc or oii<J<d Tbe adwnt or oew l'<'.lc:rol se~ua.l SWIOl bara1Jmcu1 a1 UB ioc!lildt • dJSc:nmlnalion auiddina led many eomplaint illlued with tbe EQual members of a rea:n1 heully Sallie Employl!>enl Opporcunily Eualt1•< Committee m...,in1 to CommiSSiloo by a fOI'IDef employee bdlo\octbat a sura< of om"wnotc<l or tbe Oral 8ioloaY Department compbinult very pon;blc. bar-· """"" • raeulty m<mber. E\oa Gtlley, lorm<rlr a paN•tlme labOtllOfY teehn kia n Utod<t ........Wc ProfCtiOr ,Jorsm Slols, malnal1)ed !hal lt'pealed verbal ·..............,1 ,.....,,P sn.cemtoer. her ao by Slou foroed Praldnot of lhc UB <b~t:r or Urute<l Univ...,.y Proleuloot, wnliarn Ako t.. t>f'la deall witb -SCJu.al hlr-ass~ot complaims duril!a bls cbree of 1be ,.,_..,bad r""' "I tbh liJP&IIIna.'' Pocully ScnalC Oooinnan Nonnan SOU<orr rcmarlrc<l a1 lbt m«tJna. un,., low crntes an mYirooman lhat'• <v<n hUI!Illl." "-lni do<. bdkoo'< tbal SOitofrt IUI)ari<J mean that be i& ~ the inlan of tbe law. " H< "'" jUJ< worric<l that th<r .., broad that they wowd open a -e Ooodptt for U.MUbJt•otia:tcd <blfll<J," hc said. Aaosual maintained thai thlJ would bt <lfYirocunatt r,. or I&Qauaa< ud d!eckc<l bteaUK lht EEOC ""'torulrx •hiclllh...., COIM b<., ..w. \11~. •11 orlkiaJ c:omplainu. iof-... or battiim<OI inlttprtu the ,...... &l1iddinco on a c:oQid be o•crpiayed," be Aid• ~..,...bask , Aft01 her n~bOIOIH 8_f~l 11 The ..,. '•"" ISIV<d bt tbe <:lllplo)'mcat d«Uio«<s ..hldt ... EEOC or< broad "\ oomc .,.... 1lqtJ!y bosed .., """""""' 10 or AaOIIffti odmiu..,. '*la"!ll ., r<IO<foon of """al ...._I 6 March 1981 Vol. 31, No. 67 SUNY at ButfaiO Jtwblt Appealc (UJI\) Stocknt COmpaj&JI ill eoojlii>CbOf!Wilb Uulelsk -~ "-of>'iml<"ml.b<qaot Ocrda't <lutbollii-..... ffilld Hoax in Squirt Hall last Monday. IDOibcr. Sbc bad p<r(tCI - . . looked _ , . ..... ..,., Qoe KJein if 111uutllorof All &II My t.Vund d>< ••'lrd-owinnula rwaw•-· ,..,.... !be piano -IW!IY. ~ tp Goda'• - Vtt )'OUIII Godo •11n1<d -hinc to do ,.;u, 0.. rdoolc ~ ~ ~ lhe- to ha ll'llllrllloo o•a ""' fllldln• 1 porUna j>lac<- forCltd her . . . ........, 10 be lace fa< tb< (lf-..fo<L 'The lp<l\t'l"s omsilift llumor toot Ill< .,_ ~~ ~'::: tbr~ tb<,biKk - o l l h t vast~C~apboot.., her . Jade~ auity The mQCDCDWy f11111ralioo-<be parkin& rrusu11lioo ud the iocon~ it eol!SOd, ld IOdn ad tib io .....uoisaeact aboul JUdi t:DC1eoriJ1c ui~ ' "l'bes< ~,.,.., latcrwbm tb<y WCf< lB,..,. old. Cerda one! U.. _.. I'C'UDittd on)f co be sold a. ~· .....UO IO< 10 Gcrmu ltcid>mart<.._..bal cqoivalan 10 13.50 ia Amcric8n IDOCDCIIIJ OOf ilw>ulcf<haUb,'' moot)'. ....a obeoald. Cerda IOdn ouc:red Ill< room calm and compooed" Soli· spol:m with obeovy - · .~ bqaJI t... teCOIIections of tb< put llt...e doc:ada. Toudrina t<:Rimocoi<l $1>111ed from within IOciD u if sbe...,.. rcaJiin& )acerday's - . In ber miod, o- inadalu .,.. lor<Y<r pr<Sef1t. fornrr """"""· WithO<Jtthc aid of OO<es, "Ill< Anne l'nnt •ho h~" I<) At & wort c:amp, w1l<:n: lht ai""'Yf '-VJ poir .,... poiJnanlly led th< audimee to another lim<, ._t... world, in1<md, lbt fouod 1 rUben} in lht JUil<r. Aaordift& 10 • lhroulh Slorics and vjJnates sbe prescn1<d ..;,h eoncrolled Klein, sbc k"f'l it in her poclt<l all day iooJ, mislin& any oooY!aioo. Sht b<w bet Jlor)', it's her til• •O<Y-ibe needs lanptatloo 10 ... it or 10 w~ It by IILrowior ••...,. 00 DOles fO< !hat. \Vben sbe WIS done -kina. sbe pludoed I laf ud "We mO. learn laoons from lite paa ud prevent do..ame pcu<:nled lbe berry oo 111 plotter to boo trico4 Ocrda. Socb r..., howarin& apia," sbe watood. W<t< tbe treasures tbll no Nat.i coald tok< I rom Klein was nin< yean old .men Adolf Rltlcr earn< to power th<m-friend;blp, Cllle and pJOdncu. ood 15 ,...,.., World War II brokcoul. Ha Pl"'OUtalked of But , DOIOOb'did U..civ.Ccrdatheraspbmy. butant'\eu the ''marmc Hitler" and his "unspultabk <rim<" that could 3Leatcr &ift-<h< p.C ·~be pft of bet owt1 tile," happen at my lim<. Sll< said all wu dismissed "ith or lht 4,000 Wbo sun<d o .. oo tb< rO<oed &alb ......a.. "JJOua:nas:• because- ..h couktn't h•ppco in such a 120 wrvived. tbr was ooc. 08C of tbcna. •'Sbr dKd in my "'S>hisli<alc<l <Ountry tbal pcodii<'OCI Ill< likes or Gocthc ornu,''said Klein. a..r told her 10 JIO 01>, ''jv.SI lor ..... 1'hoow Mann." But it did. mort week," ud, allltocoab, "a -~inlboo<da)S-a V<:('J Klein eodllted the work Cllt>p$, and c:ome OUI Ill< \onc !on& linK,'' Oc:nla held UP· A ....C aft<r Jbic Juod cfoed, tbey SIIMYOf or her entire farnUy. W<l< freed ., Americao f oras. Tloe War- o.-er. but, ... Tbe 56 year old Klein cited • paralld b<twa:n IOday and las< attempt ''o auih Germany to iu ubilnat< def. .,"tbe wheo Hill<r ruled. "Mtlil.nancy eon'1 be i&nored, it mutt be pri>oners.,.... all lod<ed into a ltamock witb a wne bomb. Uplt!Oted, '' W added... Hitler was noc. oaly the e:nany of the a.ttKhcd. Je,.., bot !he <nanY of lrudoro, dea:ney, and <lanocncy. "Lud(y for ,..;• sbe said. "a tO<Tentlal rain ~~~ the TW<nty-two miUion people died. not only sb mllllon J.,..," bomb from roio& orr. I recall no Iedin& a~ oiL" "The $WISiiko must be u rcpubiY< to 01hers at to us "My flnl viwa1 iulpoct of frtedom was 111 Am<rican jeep J.,..," Kkin fm1C11lly Slid. • eorrtina down tbe hill," K1c:iD Slid. "Ia it wu lbc fnt NotJna !he former lnnlan boo!:~&< sittllltion, sb< said, " We American I'd C'YU met in my III•." -oma! co doiQJ so hod 110 cmbusi<s worldna lor 0111 lreedocn." Rc:pn!ina tbe for tbe Nat.is. w ·immediatdy idtnlifoed hendf ud the wdcqme bome,IOdn Slid, "There ..... no born• ror or ben. .. Jewish. " * &MOUneed. uu. ana A~ter the H0 Ocoust ' • Su"''lu.Of remem ' I ~ J'j Y'l befS host-· lt)l Debonl II: UMttllist ~Ft:olwr£ditor At a bl1bed wire ..todow, clr<amin& of freedom, 18 )'<U· old Gerdolooked out at the fallina snow. If arantc<l one wlsb, ulck rrom freedom. she wondered~ "Wbac do<. a .vouna &itt • ._?" tbm she 51W it-an i.ma&t of an evmin& at bon>e'-foll>er smoldna his pipe, motht:r' d0in1 her oeedlepoiJtl, she 111d ber brQIIoer doioa bcllntwol'\. A$ o )'0\10& airl, Cerda caJkd !loan l>odnl"''<llfnas· Sbe loot.- lor me 'Nbbed for, bill wishes do 1101 alwa)'S come uue. Oerda IOdn ....., sow ber home or her llli111Y sPin. .,....eel..,.,.• - "AD Emtiaa wilh OerdalO<io" v.ou pra<o~ted by United w,aoc:ountry,oohomeland,.noplacetoao.'' The~- of lht vi<:tim of Ill< "Nazi UthtlliWiitf ' has u.e w.·,. Cralm- bem-overloot ed ud Kkin scrased lhao obscrYalion. In cbe The soldier Wti silent CO< a lona moma11. F'lll&lly, be ct!Qpslhere <XiAed beauty. frieodohip. lo~ ..... earina. me answc:rtd. •~So am I ," be sakt... rcm<mb<r<d. The ultimale JIOO(IO<U or humanlly showed "That .,....lh< r.reotest moment io 11\l' lilc,'' she Slid. itself to bet lhf'OII&h ber f<Uow work c:amp priso!l<B. Rlin bec:arne tho: key COC'tor io Kl<ill'• '"";YO] and Proudly addmsina th< Jewish autfieoc:e member>. the fftlor&tion 10 lr«<<om beeause thai nicht. the ,.;, hod sp<oker soid, "Your people ........,&t<:at-1 •·err r..., or tbem llooded the roods and tbt Amcrlcao soltticr'• jeep bad a Oat sutvfved. ''Withia the dism.aJ coormc:s of~ camp&, the Jews eire. Today thai soldier is Cerda 't busband, K1111 IOdn. sciU praa.lced .lodaiun, Klein ..........t. "Tbe dream is always tbe some. Wb<o the war is ''You are !he ~oal boia or tbosr who"""' killed," sbe ovu~c J10CS bome. Btl ..., eouldo'l," said Kldn. Tbe Jews dicl1be only thin& IIIey could do-lhey rqistered 10 Slid. Kkin thea r~, tdltn& various ~toties of ber to IO Pal$lnc. ~ca. most of whldo are included in ber two books. ..We must karo from history, •• sM sui:S5CCL. "'We must Tbe ftnl was of soro<Oot dco{ to her. • R<Yet lfOW COIII.,.,...t U<f illlll&· 1!c !he suMYOr-l JUCS> I'm a survivor. •• Sbc scac:cc<l. "me could bave bem .vour motber. " lnslde:.The further adventures of Division 1-P.J / Litrrary 'SUN'SfXJrl'rt-Pp.7-1· 1Happy. feet-P.I5 �/ YOU'RE NEVER .MORE VULNERABLE THAN WHEN YOU'VE SEEN TOO MUCH. TWENTIElli CENlURY-FOX PRESENTS A PETER YATES FILM WILLIAM HURT· SIGOURNEY WEAVER ·OIRISTOPHER PLUMMER "EYEWITNESS" and JAMES WOODS· Produced and Directed by PETER YATES Written by STEVE TESICH • Music by STANLEY SILVERMAN INOW AN AVON PAPERBACK I IRJ~:;::.:- 1 l~JeOIIIIITWENTlflHCENl\JR\<fOX ~ · ~J\ FJLM aF,·ENORMOUS . . . SUSPENSE-IN THE · ."H ITCtfCOCK. TRADITION:' AMC HOLIDAY 6 BLVD. • �t.., ,....... out-of St•• JClhooll. Yn, bo<b th< 11Uclt1\41 .,.d lcalllllon •. , . l)tl..., ovrO d....,...,• mto • •~ooo" ......kd Whano<l't lt:IUOOUIJ, dlarptlhOI <7'<1< ,.,....... '" ........... ...., ,..~ ,.,""...,..,.,. .,.. lk lo<d• of lw """'ld ..... '"''"" lUll~ ,..,.,.,,"' <UI> .......... , .... ~ea.. ... lmlbod. room oti\Q Albany orrociOI• _.,..Ill ,......,tnmd«< "'"' Whartoo~ 11w r.......,. ~al '""o1"antr~l and 111 i.:nccaw IR rao>e tuooon 10 ..,-n<~ approumatdf SJO uncmploycumt," to101h1n Aid m•lllon on oddioionol ~~><om< In an .rron to N•h•n c.a.Utd for rofhna Me~ on U.lil..nn 10 orfo<~ bud~n..,. ""'"'alb '""'"'"" froou • mort' •fford• blc k-.ti. .,,u•t'l& tOt Cio\ot.rnor H~ l c.n,·. Eu~."VVt\r fft!Of•IICW\• 1"1: ,._... ._~ a.roweJ• U a...!Jct ........... 1-11 ruJIIK fi;Jlln Nllnl- \boule! \ ft ,pealt:n rc"\CC'fd.a) ~~tftc alfhl:hl be: 1\•:l•Nr•t tr:l• ··~ ftjN ftlll. \tPI"CfUJl) tmiC'If c-f I~ Q.tncd\or'\ f1"0'4of. IY"•k'IC•• tha1 tht Sut~ Ahould rt'\1"'~ loA Trc-rcr Alln Naoh•n ttrmt'd rh< \U'!'.,.. '"' •.-osn:• ,~ • ., tM SWcitM ,..,.~ ~IOitf'SAI ... n.s........-....c:.-.... arn. ..... U..-.1; (SU<II ...,.. - · - of ,, ....... ~ llwo.Mlt•••·t..O ...~ ..... tu<tj_, -··- ---.,........... ,.....,.,......,..,...,....., .. , .. ~ . . . . . . . . . . " ~ ........... ,_....,.. filM Students imitate Trustees; chastise yvharton's hike 1t1 or .. uc~m .. •ho • td oo ot,..,..- ...,.. .s...,....lcd ,,_.,..... tlw , .... hour orr.... ....,lnaloriy Bufllolo ~.,. v..noam s.-t• CocHI<-hlld d«1tt0a ••a mu.al.bdtd autmpc 10 ra1"' thr: fu.ncl\ '" Hf ptnc"nttd a deiilJlt\j ttUttOmJC .,..,.... of tht <ffa.1 on 11od<nn and ouod<d tb< Statr ft>< ""'""" ro pnftle •§fttlllltOfti O¥a pvlttK: h~ ~ltonl)'ltttn "'o-w f•-•...., mroll.menl crca-c.a aher UllliOft htl n Adcbo-.ly, Nthan obu boahn cooa ,.;n further inc:r.... u s ·.....,._ rat< • h><11 MaJJY COI!IIdef I kC') protlkm fi>C1QI tb< Unr,mny. .,,...s no., Studcnl Auociacron (SA) paraded voriouJ spal .... b<foiT local Lrauluon and Hem. wile> ldl ..,V after mnun..Uy chtc-lnJ h is witch and y ..>nl nJ • moe~ SUNY Board or ,,..... ... yc.~~crday oftcrnoon. stllllnt t.n01b<r "'..,_ in • ..,,... of c:vmu dcilptd oo fiaht til< (lfOI>CIOCC!culiJOn ho~< 11le doy' • "'0 t.our P<OJralll C\llm,_rd ut a \Oft" b) t.t.t .. Tru11~·· 10 ncoosi6n thnr f rbntary tnO\'t 10 ra.l~ot undtraradualr auiaioo SISO ntxt Se-ptembe-r. TM .. Truuca.. ho•('\ott, JU)I rcrtf'Knl &ll\a. or SA and SASO, •bo rapond<d ID oh< - ··SUNY TNu«s' ••~"" br m~o) ~~ t1w intnmiuernly dtd "' for fi:nanc..a rc'ilOr\\ u,., •'ft'l:. •ttJtJ r~ _.,oOCU Ytl lh• kar>lllor.-onl) • .. nail h1hdful Ill..,,.,.., •peolnt atta<~td SUN\ for OJ' N11han alto m&Jnl.,necl IIIII lh< luoh"" _.,~ 10 I»' t t.W:KMI t.naa:tt: catl)' lA the1Kr0-'C • ill u-._Nrk.,11) d«Jca'-C'•• tf'M' 11\ ~tr. rahn 1han awan pc>l..\lbk ~ bee- '" ··ot~~u mcwr r""ttnt ••" u He '""' ,.,..,...,""" In Al'f~. SONY Cl\an<dlor daamcd thll tllc Sw• -ould lw lo<.onJ II\ Ollion R. Wllorlon he. bcftlcb< sub)«< of r<"<nU< •"""' •ould l<lhl to th< r•<nouol JtC'.U cntiri.sm for hh '11Mmw!n11 that SUN\' r~rcnchina of pofoi>Or' ''had tone: &o 1ht (lra•••on-) 'tlttll tO('t man~ ThC' TfCU.Uf(T t'O"Uoucd h~Jo «<nf••Juc 'flM, Unx1 atrrady ... 'til. hanoa ata\Kd that kcau~ tbc Lqlllllur< hu olrcodt SUN\ rator•ion and .od1\~ fu nchna •• Lhr *''"" pl)t, lt fi- doutxfuln '4WtUld do 10.,110 thi' t•plaf'l!a tlOft, \r.;e PlNCknl fOf "cu.lca .Arfw IUo.Nrd h•d '"•'P • ur4h t CM the: ~t:t-nor. callq. o- eve, ut \IOC\ '''"'~ kt a.u• pol.....r """"'and rrooMk ,_. oic11e> pijblk 1\ tUII)Oft 1nco11t • all OMlinJy d«Y~"'t our tal bue," NathiJ1 NUMAIMd, po.nllf\1 10 • 1«<nt ~ ......,.., """' llw ollv<4rasrd 10 lo.•no., Treuum ontulrd IIIII I •C<ftll ll B AudT th~> fon-nou., '""' lO por«nloftbo<c"ud<n".modroppteloUIOf 111< Unr.-.not) ofltt rh• 19?9ruHi<>n onct<ll< ~ c...> S1.1uU.o• 'A) IAI thai onct rarmchmeM-t.hc' ..,,,., off of tmuf'td fo.:u~)-os 11111rd, mrollma!u - •II droo funhn lnd indu~uy "''" spmd '" rnnrch do11ar• ll ochcr til tit unn•cnit) \YMC'f'T1J and 1ftSUhlliOfli. prt\oaff trChooh; ratMt lhlll ••t rftdom ot ~~.n thot« on t.ht" rtn of •tKMot •Ito -~~ '" 'lt4UAtAnh turfJON prn~t cduc.:aunft \oli otiC ah'"'· .,_ v.uns puN-. moniC" to ~.,. t.hc .,.."Mr. t.n.'tOf "Qwft< ....,.,.,., .. ~"" ~ no., v,... P t - r odon••td thll rb< ..... U tn I ..tooth'' (uaj f'O'lltllf1. • t\kh C'l.\1\of'\. COC\~~IMM)n tnta1UI"C". ~~ he: added noth•nf >ltould 1101 btdonc urtwc-of~"'l "Ha•<Wt." Studlo" dc<lllrd, ~._..,.,. miOC lw •OOC<d. abo4rl lh< IIJVMr p..l .... ad'4o(1'1h&rt\01 b) the ~~flo(W .,..d aiJ(hll'"l 1tndtnr)' to 'uppon thr Pf"'llt edut'ltt('llnll 1<'<100 rlloOQ&II J!Ubloc tu ,...,.,,.,.. " 'flM, lqt\b«Jn, SniMO< Paul \ ~ ~<f Aumrblmuon Robon S..h,..mrncn and Hovt ,..,.. ..,.,. """""""" ..-. of tilt ~)' OCCbiOU1h tM i.I'JCihn U1tt11'",.'"1 lo<•••· or (ommmn ,.,.0)1 f'O'"'cd to ch' Lcai.Sbaun•, c(t."'"' •-xh qUf'LtlOft'\ r~t -. uti \M C"..O\t'mOf Jfi~ a ma·•••'t k>bbvln,JCM•~•P' ••flu\ l"C* aht cvu &rc not u snnr •• the !tit Spfin1 10 Wlolft I ft"'IOf&UOn Buffalo Dc-mocnt ........ ''b.lt -· - · · ~_.•• 10 'ott on t.ht btadtct unnl A.c:~nl l .artd '" _.dl bC' 1\0\dlft& mc"Ct1np co deK'U\' hdr I(M ~l>toiY" Upgrade sports in 1984, study says ""h l no., orriN! rcron on rcfOfl\\l.. UB'> >~*'' ,....,..m, now ;., lh< rw.d• or u.......y Pr........ Robm L. Kater. fliOPOSC'I thol _,. mnc'> and ......,.., •• tlhk1k I<OnU b< . , . . . - Ul 1911-4. A ~ "'"' n:pe:w-ltd In Tlrt ~ trum ta.s. v.«l. ahr: mi)Or focus o( Ill< Audy, prOil>JKrd b)' a req.- (rom alumlli, il oa mcn'i ba>ketbiii-Mt-<d to lw tb< maiiiCOfti1>Dn"'ll or. r<>10abarelllhldoc pr-locn.. no., J<ody-donc by Mco'• Athlcur Oiroaor E.chotn MUio, Women'> Athlcci< O.rtaoc Bctoy Ounmoc:L. Sporu lnfonnauon Oirmor Larry St<d< and Stodec11 Auooiatlon ISAI Alhi•IIU• Dir<<rorTom f.pll-(lfopo><l a "'' )UJ multi.plla><d plan. h i> now Up 10 Kttrtt fO ~-1M SUid)' and decide: w.N'Ihff it >ltould b< rm~crd. CIKrawly, all ....,., •••m• compa< 11 Ill< Dcu>l(on lllin'd ofllw Nl!lonol COI\qlll< Athlfti< Ai>o<11non (NCAA), uc:cpc ft>r Oh'mon I ba<tball ond Oio·i>ron 11 ice hoc~.<)>. Undn th< plan. all UB >POl'" "ill conrlnll< at ob<ir fi'C$tlll lcvel for clw n<lll lhr« )'COrl, 11 .,hi<il •• unmtdlat< - - or """' 10 h...... df\-i~ •ld ll1f pUn:~ ' AOI-atl<' dc>OIIorl Both mco'und "omm'• ba>kaball will bt.uPSrod<d in 1911-4...;,h lh<lll<ll's squad ..,tna to Division I, one! llot _..,., l<arn mD"lll frotll DivWon Iff IO OcVGion 11 or ,,. AaociatJOft or lntcr<ollqlu• Alhlcdcs for WOfJICll (AlAW). A<confina 10 NCAA reaulationl, if • Khool's bclsknballl<lm compn.. •• 1he Orv1don llcvtl , , all ocb<r ,.,., inlcn:oli<Jill< sporiJ milA bc ckvatcd to lhll sam< plarc:ou. C>Ctfll for foocbaJI o.nd on< ochtr opor~-poosilaly r« hoctey-1\rdl un ranaln 11 • lower divhion , Th< "Pitadll\l of th< rcmaind<T of II\< IDnl' l ltanu will b< "ou10m11ic:" occordina 10 St<tle. He upllin<d 11111 "fundina clo<sn't havo onychiQI 10 olo with lh• Je-d ofcompai1ion.md lhat JOcn< >pons Will noo hovc "the Jdv&Dtaa<" or basknboll (undilla. Und<r NCAA nald, only buknboll would lw rtqUir<d 10 play • «rUin amount or ...., .. Division I I<IJn<. Och<r sqUids could foc:c lht lim< ltams lhey do not. but could 1101 oompn• in Oivi<ion Ill pos!...-a<OD IOUI1W'OtlliJ, Stcde nocrd tllll Illes< Olh<r teanu wlU b< ..compcs.:ina "' Ot\Uioa. I •1thout s:uppon. until W oid. th< dfmoon on <uctb "'"'"' baiC'CI on • putnbCJ Of faqon-1~< on.... I!DI>Of10nl beloa ••risibility/" ~ Jk pOOocod outA» "yoe llln)'l • ~({boll 0< loolboll 011 ltl<>iJioa Y011 doco't 1C< • 1Ullin& ot collqc liOOC'<f •• Tbc: cos.~ of eac:b JiJOr1 '' tmponant tn the ckct1-an. u ••n .., " tb< li«USSbohry" 11 orr..-.-~:,an noocd thll "i«> hotl.<y;. reitl poj)UW b<r<, bill "'tlo no rcc rm~ on campo> "• "'" 10 put butcrboll rn fron1 of bodey" .. JI(IOril) 5otu1 v. alto baa& t«<ODOXt.ck'd a a \ltu) tp011 '"' ..omcn. O«<<diQI 1o ob< ~ rr ,,. plan beromt't> rcaht). 11 "'outd be tht' third 11) 1 t:rl"'tl~c \fl0f1111 rout yeaQ: to tK opened to ~omtfl al U B. TM 'poll ti pr~ll)' ...,ai\abk co *OI'Mft 1.1 dub lnd, O<PfiULCI by stud<nt C"mdy Urbaa lui Foll Epn ,...;..cs Ucban .feo- ""'""' <oa<tb<t "I rnl POJralll " - t<IOd Socc'ft u a •'Dmm'• UT\.11)' spon w.U ~u5fy t• o function\, O.mmld <>plltntd . 'The Athlccto: l>rft<otoc <aid 111< . .... .....,or lh• 'POl'' ac the dub kvtl mdicll<> IIIII ..... "''" I need" roo thelddj•- Str<flllll<nin, th.at.,.ummtueltM Ounm•d tau-.athO'ft' JOAJtiiC::l. or \olunrecn ror 1M ...... soon Fllir losk Buffolo Stll< Collq< h~> plaru for tb< tb< oddnoon of .. (or rodcl hoc:l«y ...... 'The,.... JPOt1 is<V!Cial«o( "lcommllm<OIIO Tnl< IX ,.,..,...1 q;o~atlorla.....,,mna oquaJ opponuni<y 0111<11··- neAl""''·.,,.. drOI)IICOl •• roc ..omen rn olthlctics)," Olmmod< llld. ohllou,lh "'• cmphulud 11111 UB i• maktn& lh< move moo< on lh< bam or "falm... ond 1oatc: " Tb< I I ' - ' illdic:at., lhr« po•siblc mo)O< JOU<«:s or fiMICil.,_oinucci~Uppon b) SA ohroll,lh stuclml r.... ptt ,..,.;.,.,, ouu•cl• IDO<I<)I. po~~~Diy fnxn alumni and othef commusuty AOUrta. In 1915, whert tile m&ndiiOIY SIUdml f«Jota llf nut campus-wide refcr<ndum. e..., f)f<dJCitil' 1.h11 SA •ill IJAift Qttd an \ncrcllt 10 COMbat inna--"pouibly Sl." Hc .atrumtd IIIII "it'• IOIDdbin& IIIII ,... (tb< athlctic: plonnina 1"01111) lhoroihl oboul. Tb< incrcuc is reuot~~bk and ncce5lilty.•' Til< poulbifity of fundlna coming from 111• ,...,,,.. was tcrrned "real coorro•crdoJ" by f.pii.Currcolly, UB aud<ntl Cfljoy fr« odmi>slcM110 oil rqlllar......, V111iiY tpD<U. e..., no1tcl lhll "Ill Olb<r SONY -isJ<arcdup." Four sporu-m..,•s baeball o.nd foocball, o.nd >d>ools" requlrc ., 1ICimhsioo paycuml, .. do , _ wornm'• frcld hodrey and "'immin& o.nd diviQI-"iU privatt- td\ooli. H• qu<Stlon<d wh<lh<r "11udcrm should havc to bc placc:d on "fl'lorily spon" stilUS uncl<r lb< proposal. n.... sportS, """"'diQI 10 Eaan. "wW pay," bUI said ollat "iu 101'11<11\in& lht .otodcnu will ba_vc to \o'O(C oo."' • rtuive- an inaeur iD fwdrna rrom year ro )'Or" for 'The piM upra>ft llw daft 10 UllptOV< 1M the .ex ~ or obe pion. Anol.ba ~ .;pu of1htm """'''·~~~,..."no Unh'tnll) '$ atlolcsk i~ lo oompltmem lara< incrca>el" in fundinJ, E.p.n rcporttcl, for lb< filii Buffalo'< oc:aclcmlc: inllll<, o.nd ann aid 10 auractiQI 11\rcc yan. In 1911-4 som• tpon6 mi&bt •..,.;.., mor< liUd<ftiJ LO tbc: CIID)pul. u . l~tHC TO . .t': 0. ....._. . . . ...._ "" "'""- .._. ......, " » ,.... . . . _., ~...,....," ...... .,...~ - -go....,. ........,. L ......, Clloco*l . . . . . . . ua ..,..,._ •• ,... c........,,...._.... �t ~ j editorial ! O.artiD& our treasured coune ! . Is I A IIIlo piMNI\0 a l U6 "'''De lila.,._ The -ttoc eu..cturoollh'*-~••llcw•--- '"'"'-"' re-• o l - .......... ~···--- .... ~~~of, ... _ . . ......... ,.... CCifi'ICI4Md to lo<m all _ , _ , -~ 11!1 Un~~, _ . , . co _,..TNl.Forcof-~F-1..... giiCIO "'"',... ora a towpofnu TotME.tltlor. '"'"'I'"''"""''"' j)MI!CUIOT .,.....,."' IMonl •• 10 O<Xnploloty ........., Oy .... _ .. , ...- ,... --~, -..a- w 1U ~ A G'CM.IP of tO the threl t Of bu0Qe1 CU1& 6Kt6e to t~vttr ~· ~n U8 I -- . _ ,.. ....., 10 .... "' ,., "''""'llO" ..... pall............. -·m ~~- . _.,, "' ""' ..,.._ to ln .p<111U1n0 ~ ..liO COIIIPIOOIL In\.... tM l.....alon O(thl TUI< llo<C* ~ De as an •-ntortM\JOI'\ 11n0 ~"'0 Of'DUP· -•.a u''' Un~••lr lle-edor~tlocl ot t"- T• • Fate. to ha¥t tnt fOifft ..,.,. u a w11 fOf •tuoentt to <*Jounce cw acQiM lhetr 1MC'*'I RatMr u ~to be used" . . a meena of"•ncr~ ••~ ot bo<ft •t-..to ..., tNCherl to , _ . •t""" ""'' ..-,It We • • lhf totm to oe cw•,.,t"' an ~~nformeuon The adtnlnta.ra.uon tM '•"uhy Cla m Mel'ft& CN~ • •tn tniH\~• OW« acao.mc pncttOn trv~ ,_'1)' •oo a.'td pow• ,. tn th<l grled~ hand• ol....,.r • ,..,. Then therw 1 an idea 'bOf~out • commrttee there·a a C"an 10 cMctdl IIM\IIt 111,.,.. 12·%U11 on tho The TA... FQICI ~lopld tM IO<m 2Jid, In -j;lnctk:lll Wit~ FloMlCI Oollman "'-'••• Ol..clorol 6t"'*'t 1111a lta. tM ptOOeduloo .. a ..,,.,. lor th<l r-10001 of attl4et"d oome>lal"'• It 11 not tM cn&onclon -~~ .,.,.., '""' PliO< Cleeltlono 0< no -lllonl ar1 O<XniOflllbty - o n th<l 1-1101 polk:y...,lklnQ cnacn Thoro 1110 muctc ""fnQvt" ano "review'' 1no .., _ . ,,.., n moiCII too-'~._, end (lett lOSt in •n ;n-atlhlhan obi•Md - ~'" nvmbefa aM fiVuroa 1no annual buel9etl So. I - I il a p - coni •"101'9 lhe tacu<ty """ ..,.,., W¥111 edm~l l tl l tOJI II I My 1MUA01 t ... teh OUI of the declliOn rN..tt.;:ng cwoc... ~cs '"""" COt'l"e to reat4t:e tf'lat •n I act u hatcHr ••~•• aJ Ml AU ot tne N'ltentotOnl bKOI'\41 muddted It! trw prac~~ •I"'CS wma a.~ ~ a'ld --m~·· ...- Of'fr u bUQ..w;~~tdl ror the cw•~ ' " tr~At•tvhon ~ OIM'fl1t on '"*" --10 1M oSp«t.- ~rdong --- -.no ll!lat-10( · - -~· ' ' ' ' " - t... Aft.,.,.,.. l,...,. ete tiCW'ftl ~nte wt'OM f'ot.t....,-e .... , . . . . . . . , h l _ l l '_ _ _ _..,., ,..,..,...,_,,.latillllotooWitltry. - 10 mediate ,,.. c:omplaH'~tt and wotk \011tWO 1 ~uhon '""""' ta !Vol and -IICiat to Ootn IIUdent """ t- Ilt tnlo ,,_ Uoul"lft 811aptm hn contacled Or Ken.. whO lt'fWr__, tO Aof\aJ(J St••n Aaa•s,t•nt IO U'le "'""'""' She,..__c:or.tact..,IAIIICYMyAien.trd IJWOI- 1 ni1<•P11• no legal cornptlc:llt""'l ,.,.., chi noo- that ,,.. """' ba to ~"'"' '* tne ppu~ of prol.uora· ' ' attfll)tr n0<4.1~ 'itt ~ ln. torm to be •...-.d lin 1 pOeiiiJ~Ve ~ ~~ lOt tftoe ·•~-..n~ ot tht- a.nc«efr f60'ht-u -t!On.ll QUUIJ thfOVQftcM IM - · ,,,,. ,.,.,.,,.. .Ac.cJftliJ< r.,. FCttU .,_ ,~.., ~ patft 11\0 ensuft It acta c,.. u....,y il"' •••tncttwe ttrn• ~ E¥en thOUQ'h u .,,, propo&~ al\d M tot.;p IW. tNra ago tPlt r-ecull~ Senato A...O.moc Ptoonlng Commruee IU OOOCSide• and may De the cuto lor m•M ot VB t lilt h "'""" - 11111 acaoemoc plal)nlng ani! poucr partly In tM handa of tM facuhr llttU tb•tt 1e1e11 proo••m• """ ,....,,""""' ••• moot allected t>y '"" buCIOOI mak•no e·h oukt be lXII at . _.Jt th81 .-em 10 dltec~t tNa Un••eraiiY tn ou• tht. facutty s.n.ate El(~twe Commnl• hu at rHNI carefutlye~ ~tntf!O Jf\lt ~of a tacurtv cf'ledl Of\ eotn•n.tttau.... conH~I &vt they hi... IK't Shown ._thUNsm tilhec restr~Hone ,tMt· It II GlfiiCufl at tl'hl potnt IO O• tJoOe tM reKtton 10 the ~IIC. PUr'ln•"'Q laei~Kllon ~ong 10 gu-nU ComiNitlll I ptOI>Oaot lor c:hl"11f and Ml OO• n by the ~ tn.SCHO ol Oflfy 5ome of •II Pl#t& tt &a .nd~lblw no.ew• that C"'t tM•.,.,•ilY ~ dtrec.uon ano that 11 M.& tiOt1lfY bMt'o tlf,ooong '" .... _ , 0011 "" - Pert'I..,SIMmott •-..clllf\0~1 ~UBI"'&~ •Mtheai)DOenl"*'l ot lor A - . c AflarniVPAA) In tiM pott 12 ~.,. bMrl tHgn.t .Sttfefent a4m~~ni•tratQII& 1n that ..,., .._, Kademtt 4)011 Hone ot I noM peopte authotod • Ckthrutt._ SllltfMAI Of\ a e»<manent Va rear• '"*' ""''"*'' ) 1he directiOn ""' ...._'"'~ ctrf'i1M ¥tOUfd 11~e The do:tftt "''"" wt ~ to pta.nn61'19 w11 • u.-..,.-. Orah •rom lorme. VPA• Aona'd ~n w.htc;.t au tiered 111a cl< ahor alllei< for re4Ying too heavily on ptogram ..,.oltrnentl •or ruource aJioUUonl Fot too long UB naa feac.llld 10 S1a11 1rf\POMd reslt~tnlt biO•• on 1111 o-allonl tt ~•• takan-yll never •~cic~t*<l-the ano ,,.... quoci<IV trymufated ohl "'""n' Oy wnocn ll _,tel <leal""" '"""' S..perllclalty ~ IIIIMIIIU 11<11 thl 11\0IIIullon h . . ...,. 11\tOugh bul In IUIItY 11!0 oc:.all atl""' cloop and l l ) e - wouno1 oota WIU. lfll«\101< We t\e-. caned few a mote CfUJ.h't ~oec:h to OntYefattr P&al"n~ 0.. c;.. tHOUrotS a-va\lal*t ano dew-atop \hOM • • rw.. lolor•omll.l thl - •ung elloeta ol tac:11 annual bugli Oy P<IPifinOot lii'M aome rMiftOO tcw ctH.r•no • •I" them. The inclllm _ , Oy tf>l Acedomlc PIA"'*'CC ComtNitlll .a-atn ,..,.._._,fY On,.....,,- ot wo tn.o oartocuiatly • _ , planned lutwa It calli fry Cltl-.tlon ol a coonmon ~ onCI ~>.Plaint tnll "" " ._...t th<lt ,,,.. want 10 1.... conuol ol our Mull .,. cannot De - oont..,t ....,. a penAte rolt ... Yet ....,.. that,. encouragtng n •• nothtftQ new The tdM-anct •t.:ll aa the PfotMetnl tMI aputf.O tt-Mv• been arounG for tomettme lmp'ementtng thOM Pf~ll& ancs gernenng &trong comiTUimenll lo lh~ •'• .mat • .,. ,.._ '""' round ol aov1ce unlque. TN\ '' whll coutd mlke theM ld4ltelnto IOIUtlon• ll!oaplt1 tM ct111trom •atlaCIIACliOniOI !JB. tne naacs lor t..a...ohlp and pcano•ne 1\aa we ~ave bHn tangled •n • '"'" ol mladlrocted o!lolll ...S unluiiMioclgoats and tho tock ot ,...,.,.hlp h.. m.t lboul •• mlldl,....la- aa • !MIIn 11>1 • 1"" ll lltt141 Planning miOflt not only De •"..,,,.. 1>u1 app r - * ,.,..,Y - eo-.., spE<lRU!.· -··· ~ _....,.._ Elena Cecevas --- --·--· .--· ----·1(--- -.. ......,-, . S... D I V ' Oonnla A FtoN ...... c ,_"' ~At~t.rt~N .a.ca.......-o _._. ...... ~- ......... ........... 11- C ' - • Tony,_u =r::· ....,.,.._... ......... _.._c-._ JeftltM.ifNO!' T - A C<lcolo - -"-~ •-308PUOIIOUioltheEJroCOit~> tllllnllllnd """'' Oft c-. "-'-""" "308 t O - 308 to baM " IM bul ~~<~•• Ulmly IIJI tnto hiS CB f.Oto. -we OOt • p.otMeft\ , A I<(MCll - - . " " " th<l ,...,~ "Go a!W>ICI lOll Wha\'a y0u1 1>10blem." .. Goftmott' ;s gone .. ··Come ag.afn?"" "I'm nght tn .front of Govefnott' now me111 • where lt used 10 bt. fhe.e 'a toundatJon hec-e . .. ~·· Rlsodenel Ha" ancl I ll Ill tnhlbltlnll hl.. bletlkldnapOOCI At roughly 8:30 I m a IYpe<l ton .. wos IKII- 0y ..............., PoliCe Dooatt......l , _ • . - . . . _ , . , t>and ol tnllm• uonal •m•O<Y klclna-a. Thll Q<OUP .... coo- tel_..oi>IIKy !01 ~ m _,,h franu TonuniaandO.TM \eott• U.\«1 mat Gcwwnora .,.. dtoNn a l 1 "'-'*ly OV8I"Cf)f'M the foraet\A bl.wden of twnpestUOUI krigatlon" IMIY-1""' -- on a cole! aollt>t Monday 11-.s Bu• Nteno~~- • t977 - oracsu.a•• ol' ua .,_, •Ofl'nlk c:;o...ti'IOts· -~-lCompua ofttC:WaOibollll wh<lt thiY ......,., cia. This 10 "'mlln's "' 1 ol ta..,. mountatna ..a putura; 1o r~t men·a Uf'UDOJI: ,. the tone ol -IOo<IO .......... .... lUll. blglna 10 •""' ...... , .... Amn.Rt Ah e r " ' - two ~~-1• ott at LOoo tho bUS D104ns to ~ on itt ,..-vt ttc»-GoW!mOB 10 -~ ~~~­ .. W• 7 •aroot -K~ •• by Joseph Stmon *'OVIO "''"'*" lett- u.. pol~ otal~or< oa • • 1111 oiiOC.I o•t_.., IIOUnd ""' ....... Only ...... botore """ I !lei' ,..., ' wllh &Uti< a oopi>ISik:Oted bul'lllh ol th~s-when a .oat'O horn AmMtSt C~u-•• • •~all!.~ lht boy'• llethioom. ' ' U.. onlore.n-t llOOI'Ciaa ltr><n atoutl4 the worlel comeroed on tne ......,...., Cemput Thoy tor any pOUible ctu. . to tM ~ronapping. Myth•ng that COUtO hill> flnel OUI -~ tht bullcllng Wll ~­ lhlt the ,.,..,., demancl-ttniiii(IIOIO rill... of IH Ja•locl dorm klcloa- onc1 tho uacuclon ot Slrm WMINII-could no< be "''" - The IN CIIOn .....,.., earnpuorllnged 110111" - · IO · cl_,- to "Whht' a 1 GO¥IInO<a'7" "-oppo hom u ,., _aruw--.~~ecarnoto-IMIOOI-. a1moo1 1000 Oluclanta hod lleln only hOWl balota It Qlri(:ldy ,........, ltlto I - · Pllologfllllher$ Pll-lnd-IOOIIIhl-llllololthebamn ttekl. reporter~ ~ to oet in t~*"ft Wiln anyone r-lly oonno<"tllel With th<l CIOfmltO<J Iiiio. thll ;a Polly M<:Boy liM frr><n lhl ' - ' 11te -""'on ua·1 Arnhlrat Cernpua." a Wit~ tMnylatol t-h •ld lool<lng IntO a ''WIIh ""' Ia Pnoc:llta Thomc>oon. tiller ol • Pamela~- a nallvl ol thl uma town oiH<onry ot-· y. . many hl(lh senoon ,...., oollogo to oo to. thly thOught ~ ol .... hollolng m.gftt ..,.,. tornl ••. - ... 1"" ,. - .,.., They flnally c:onc:h- ,,.., II o...e.-s• wu not returned WJt.hin a WMk U6 WOUiid aUttnPI IO SIMI I CIO<IfttiO<J hOfn anollllf --hOPIMI)' Freoon.. State ~Nhere there !J ••trvctutt10t'nta1 ro Goven"l)f·s· Finally. tnat Mol>doy niQht tno kt<lntppa<o sef!t e.notf\ef lettet--thla 11me to New Yortl Stet• GowerOOt Hugn L Cstoy-CIIIng new cs.manoo. "WI woK 001 return your csonfl•tory untU the Sl Ywttnee R'"' I& rerouUKI tnrouon Pusalc. Now Jllllay ano untQ you IIICtOSe Slate IUPQO<t IC)f publiC 11e ltiOhlf IIIUUI>Ofl ,........,..,1ty,..._..._......, Mia • PI- cont ... - '" u.e tPMI new tetter and &We.. •t ~ hawe conqtuded 11\at'tM rHOU1if1!0 o t the St L.a•ren« tS me ontyi-The~-note"'•"' The - - C f - ...,, "" "" , _ ,... .,.., peoc>lo -UC>-Ihltth<ldotm_,lcl_lle..,Umocl Bul ~-IOCIII llft•lbouta-'andOI* hill, aN lhl moella a ttanl~or< tadiCI a way, Uno.,.slty officlaJO up ' - ot - ' n g chi buua..o. •"" at~l s were ba-- 11\a.t thl tMtMS oJd~·t ha-.e to make .,. extta &lop So. - · On thll wortcl o1t1 1 dOrmitory an Ill' IIMII, iSOial.., II'Ofll CIVIIIatlon Ma)'be n WU jult .abanooned-tefl to •tnk In a •••mp �feedback!f i No ROTC/ To 1110 Editor. In ohio day o1 , . _ , - - . u o n o1 """'""*Y OUt,_,,_ -.............__ IIDid - , . ,_,,.,. iolll""' - '*- .,..,....., ·- Pr-... .... f-8101-\ .,_ $;rnll..., '""' "'I'"' ------·On-1 t"' _,.. .._ .. ,. paron11 0U1- o1 )'011< tt-•• .. noo.-. country • ""-•• ancs eoonomte heallh Ia neerty ln<:a.ICVllbolO Howptct\lreth~t Utane:u fatlandde5fhltm,nkn!Jf1'1 tutlt011 end room •net.boalrd tncr-NMI o1 SlSO '"Siallll<>g ol I'OUt ~·Oiudy, 8EOG ana TAP you 0111 hnd YDUrMff Oltondot>Q 118,- II'!Ough you ""'11 - oA !i/Ht;UU.. "'"" ....... ~ ............ ---..-~~~~----.-, iual lllalne, - t o , . , , . _ . - . You......,- o, • - Muro o-o11u you antot (;larq Hal~ lot thla . .. And -atllty Ill .. ··-you laot tlllolod tho dtoct\mlnAIIon. AIUiougf> AU p~e alknUllivu ·~··-·-lnd OWotcto- you 1Ja0in to rNlll.alllat 'I'M t&Jt aro OOI>blod up Ill' ""' 111.. peld tcr -ROTC lnttnoclcra, .. u t h l - tlOn ol IIOTe Oludonll (to lhl t...,. o1 11000 per l'eW)o,. ROTC- o n - You-..._.._., ,..,,IY ,.,OUory, "'*- On """*"'D 1olM &lotor a tenor waa Pl'""od '""" I'Obnooty ~ 5r at•no tnOte 1Mfy oll... llnottd- - 0 Corpa ........ -·- .w«llr)'-""' .......... - y""'-. t l\aft t~t eannon loctoer ~lloaupontn.anow uyouuyandt-o c,..,,_ rtwt 'tOtl Coni.. I -10000 10 rou .... meet Mil . . . . . . . . tv•uon. , .... tor ~Of diMOf IOMO Alto Oolt ,.....,.... ""'Y WO COUld not 1.... AaamwnO.Ofi,_Peac.Cif1t• t wrtt~l o~ "" ,.. leiiOf WO , _ I U - lor 1110M Off op()OMd to mtltti'Y .... a for a of oeoc:Me Many IIIOPM I>OIIIYO 11101 daopote their I'UCIICI and tH!hel U"' Atl'lfiica, tretnMlg M<l ectu&l ~tc:tl)anon tnt M ._.Uing ol otMt hUrtlan ~not !S "' mo•t ceNt • ""'fAUy tnto••abte act S.t" th.at m an where ~at enn•h.~aJ~,. a 0•1t4ncl ~)' .,.,..ry thOU IU-.,. IIIII 001 golt>Q dtroctly 10 tho '"'JIIIry and pro.-tchno tor AOfC m1111aty lnatrucloc-1 •~ t•dii1•H on OUJ c;ampuw and pay for our own ltac-Mra 1nc1 dl<oettr 1 ea•' out tor ~tltt and lht Feoutty Senate u ..,.., "'P"'"'" more-·- aee u-nodst-.otolollow""'laadolthtS.Oind GSA. and COt'M OUI '" \19KOU& QPPOSIIIOt' 10 the ot'*• bel,.._ ea...,. t:ootpul o n - ,_,.ol CDnfhct UtiOiuUOI W'Of'd 'W... f l(w WU a Wet ,_,abtt"""*'t o1 AOTC on compu1 en wrvcft ftOnll ~ ns Pltt~s act~,~ouy *~ICI to lrgnt Atat•mowlwn..,..""''_.,.,...._... o l _ . . , . 00 ..._ . , • ..., , _...,, ""-od • -·1"0 wolcetoqthat oltna -.c...,~ oo ._. _,..,. thafl O¥er u • ,_.na of entutlng th.at 1U a tf.-n.AI,_... ate c.on•fdeted ~ fliJif•igf1 poltey It 's about • tlrOUJO t!IQ tim~ to respond •o Attene z... m'"" • Mu• of 27 Fobnuory Anogont Concluso> • ... _ """' - wu flolotl/le~-lrl;.l woa­ catn<~t to m..:f'l the a.a.ne ~ •tit ,._ ..,lofrnotoon "'" lol• Zwlllong c!aomo. IH .Niotllll N ,_,. ,.._,. t:I\AI •U et IIVIIC far htS ""Ja.tty"' ~ Ao_,-- First f WOUMS ..ke to ..,..... my "'rror t""l IM ~...., ot tno a lai!Of oo '"' R~liglons rights rot.. Ed<tor OOIIcy mandlllftg TN JewoSh Stuclonl Unlo<> .....,., 10 utte Jllls - -unity to <oply to thl le1101 ontlllod "Roloo-s Equality" Wlllcll appeanod In Tho !i/Ht;t•um on FrtONary 21. 1i81 To at•n with. our oc.ganizallon tully •upport1 the 1\011011 t~ot '"'' Unl...-.uy ramoln cloHd on Good Frldly and otllor CMSIIan Holy Oayo In od<IIIIOII to Roo"' Hnhano and Yom 1\tppur, In loct, pgUoles e&llbH.n.d al oth« Sraze campulft, reQU,re that , , _ oehOOia cion o n - rollgtou• csaya U>alOIIOCI allgntllcont PCif>IIIOllOn ol ""'unlwanltY Tllla '*'""lr alli>IIH tn 1111 cue ol .1.-.,., CMatton holldoyo In lhat lhelr contblned populetlon com•• to -OXInlatOI)' 70 porc:enl. Wellallllll it le WfOIIQ lo< IIIIa Uno-aii)'I\OI to toke sucl) a algnollcont group 11110 Conaldlfltion wlletl Ullblilhfng 1110 ICOdemlc cotonelar Secondly. our otgantzation o:onttnuelly lntlota U>ot ' any !'Oiler. ('"I!Oihet at a uniYOIOity, SUNY or State 1<!..0, olmocl at correcting thlt Jnjulllco, lnoofl)Orate G<!OG Frtooy u wall. It Ia tmponantlo roalWt that 1110 dteltion 10 ctoM on Roth Haollano lnd Ycrn Klpour IS due only to 1 SUNY II>OJ all Sta• - . - llfiCW to u·a . , . _ ua ,.. -·,_ 09tod t o - _ . whole ot 11 only wot""' thl !lUI thrM ,..,. tMI U"-.oty Cllongod Ill lone-Siandlng lrod~lon 10 scl>od\110 tlw Scwit>Q IIIHk 10..,....,. •Hn Eootot and not to ,.,.. 111... 111 mld-Marcn. It II -OooO thiJ. this Unl\o'eraity Ia Oppoaod to ot>siiMt>Q ony tallgtoua hOtiOay. Uttfonunaltly, II ta not posslbt• tor a unlv•rtlty 10 protect tllo roUgtouo rlgllta ol h.s POPvlotiOtlao tong •• clau.a ••• held ol a) tho apptolllnalwo feellt>QS lndhrl®atago thtough CIOCidff'og ()( I'10t co aulit'G eiU.I a~ Dt tM lnabtllly ol the •dmlntauattoft 10 guar-anaee tn.at no tmPOrta.nt c t . _ motonot tMiofm ol 101>1 tiOII lnd orner re~e¥anc maners take ptace on I hiM csaya. TtM.e •• ~ dlacr>mtnatcry to thOSe .,_,,. wno ...., to "** "'""''* ""*"' ~-lllolrnol'lla'(l. If tt: tof thft rNeon chat atudents and teculty nwst take a StronQ. atancs on t!'t•alnue in order 10 guatAI'IIM that 11111 Unl-olty oropr!fly rec:og"ilH tno religious rtonts ol Ita ot..Oonta, RtC19•tct GIUc*Jretn f'r01odw11. J.S V • 1101 to • - a atvdonl "ac>atnotoe 1- 1!ld ""'~'-""· " arrogom c:onct-1 She aoy• •• -1!1d II"'&O<•Ph, ·sonco It wu too muc:11 ot a boiiiOf too httn to - • k hta mlnel. na to '"''"""' t<~Stll-toon lot oom$"""0 olttt thl !act • . _, wi\OI lolo. Zw.Uong Ia negtectlng to._,.,.. IS thOI ... was ~ No allhOUGfl no< a t thl 1 -- g o to .-too.l s-1dl)' NL z ••..,....,. ·rr w . - AOTCaa 1$-·--11---.. on ·· - -•1"0 •-t tellac:to "",_""""--That .... As SttoUw• .,. 10 not -llod to_., on oSpao moll•. • unte~a lhe ttept oown hom the Cbu \am eure you '"'" - ll1o lut Auombly ""'""'D boiOte semntf'f brei" w'*'t Cttnt Juen was tOld U\at ht COUld not SDH't on millets u tong as twt lfri&t potllamotorlon OtwoouaJy, M £. ZWilht>Q 11 not boUnd o, theMmeruta I a•.o take ~"' aa.cepuon 10 the Quote N l not a SOUitnlht10017\,A_J_OIOUIOIWJM -.ld ., O O O d - NY • -•ary _ , . , . _ , of ttwROrc. •-•moltontNtl/le-oonoatunut ..., could DOt in contlld""'h o ROTC oft- to DOt t. . Olhot ollfll -_.,told 0, StK~ (CI>IInnan of tho Sonatol n '"" not thl ro-lbOIIty of 1111 Asoemcly to ,.... an Q--. lnfonned deciUQn I 1ft-'""' bev to d4ff• it Is: OUt rnpon~IHy t IMf that Ml Zwilllng'a hondlong ol tho 41nllre t"NNnnet hu DrMn mott unbecom~, -. ~. ~ I apflloU<I thOU 12 ot'* rnombets of the "'-bfv ..oo l'lld lhe ' 1000C' contc:..nce... toabst•'" on the "'Oe, vnttl o llgumtnl ooultl be presonltll I ._, lllal - ZMfttng hU lorgoUOfl flll\11>1 A . - y 11 a 1oNtn lofbolonoocldoboto with thlhopoot fNII<Iftg-a ba- "'""hope ... t h l - fntotoota olllll.stuclont body .. IIIII 1111 Anlmbly woU- wby ot was etMtOO and it't aM 10001'* I.,.'I it about , _ , o« FronlA.HorKioc f' !. f ! _.,.110~,~.., _ _....,.drMiaW.NU _ _ _ F....,, -y. . -.. . . . _, . On noto or ehow molllary -"'"'11-••~tS1,eoo.ooo 000 o.., tno ,..., 11-. )'0101~ The-...., or thll we boat onottofy lllrtJUOh OIK lhiO and It a~ OUI 10 S20,000 POf Ptfllape •• llltJCII u tho llold of tllo hOU~d maqs. The - . In tormt ol Gomooo to tllo .. boca•M ol lho lptong 111-. ,..,_ton wott......., on W - a y, Narc11 11, wltll a rogu._ daecllinl lor a )GO. You alao heel to throw I- • ~ tlw ,.,.,., oiiiOTe to tl\lo dMPOf Into - I l l ' IMIUt>Q To-ROTC.,,,.. lnollkutloft10to _ _ _ (\loW _ _ _ _ _ _.., Aa you 1~ I""" _ . , _ 0... racitalloot In clioc<'imttlato 1Q&!n11 a1 ol ua. lot 11 0011 \ilia~~~~ llf""Poncampua. II lo - a Y , . lcr Oludonllto ,..,.,, lht int- _.,... MCttan to INdget - • cr rout -..cllOno lot Plll*c - l o o t - - -..y _,.,.,. W e onlrlooll-uato-u.n.. ....... - a j ago. ~ told""' Faculty llotlatotnat ''""man odmlulott1 &jlllllcatlofta heel lncr-17 ""_,,.,..,,.., ,._, y<tt ldmlaolotto .....,ld bo cut trom 3800 to 3000..,., tl<rMto - l d bo put o n l l l a - o l a l - .......... ~ l>fOOrM1 It atoo ~""' , _ - l d boa _..,.,. ott•ncll to--,""""" '""""' •olwofL top ol IIIIa- 110 1.11 too aw110 ol ,.,.._,, AMo-n'o , _ , to ...., ono o1 "!" •~at lintflcjat tole!-. _., - �..ddiocate • common aoal, tt times, we feel responfible tbe report stAled. academic plannina Involves " In definina wbat ~ want chance!' ihis Unlverlity to become. "'• The report. which was will Inevitably donne the distributed to Smatotl prior to student body we want to 5trYe the $0:0ion. notes that possible and the raourc:es we require." stumblina blocks in the the Commiuee's doeumet~t plannlna Pl'lfC" are- lht "facu explained. "It is apparent tbat of life." Spnnaer pointed tO the if we want to take c:oatrol of our SUttc ao..,-oment and faculty fwure we cannot be content unions as probable causes for any plan delays or with a pas$1\e role." 1be report delves into the modif'alions. Barrina .. cxt~rn•t .. actloas the University should take to ensure "excdlenee and obS\rualons, Sprlnaer- Stressed centrality" for Sl udents rn the that "any redistribatiOfl or redtr<Ction of rcsourees should next tm years. be made pursuant to an academic play deslaned to Cllat~p He added that the repon is a promote the over -;all strength or cumulative result. a "faeuhy the inStitution." statement on Academic Plannina." The IS paaco of May be duoab Notinalhat UB doa not have suf#Siions cover a wide array of mformation pertalnma to the any official acadtmoc ,,..-Jipc!H.,..• process-from possible eX~ernal plan---ettepr for a "Plannin& TRT•NO: APode.. Vfee ...........,. lof ~ Atle1n Ac..._,c: Pt.~ F•wttr S..W. CN-.. NoftNin Sot40f' pressures to resource allocatlon Stat<ment" authored by former Wiflll"' 0~-- . . . . ..,, ,_.CiOI'I . - IUkn ~10 .,,..,_ alt.N:r..lt~ .# Vice l'tcsident for Academic criteria. Sprinser said he brousht the Affairs Ronald Bunn-the by Job• K. Laplaaa The Commhee. whkh was to report urp thai W!cenainties repon before the Senate _ ~ M ......, Editor established five ~ 110 as I "response to the tllreat of "draw anention to it" and rqardina plannlna .mould be warned ~ body that It is "soon resolved by tb< Vice Solicltin& }nput from fellow reuenehmmt."' formulated the "assumed thll to carry out President$ and President, in representathu, Faculty Senate plan to help auarantee-faculty academic plannina. there will consultation wilh lhe Faculty Academic Plannina Committee Senate." Chairman Roben Sprinaer panic:ipation in future academk hove to be chanac:s ." "And we must be willina to Associate Vier PR'$1dent for unveiled his aroup's Interim plaonina and polky makina. More than "juu a response to mde those changes," be Acadtmic Affairs Williaon report Tuesday, outlinina "what we ..ut the Univ<rSil}l budgetary i~sponses," continued to a somewhat sparse Griener liSSUred Senatora that a co bcclome:• Academic Plannina helps to crowd. "Evelt in the best of "bicameral approach" "ill be taktn in strueturins an) ac:ademi~ plan . "The administration-the Deans. th< directors, Academic Affatrs and th< Pres•dern-in tandem With th< Faculty Senate's Aeademoc Planning Committee. "'hoch "ould be auacmented by th< Student Associat ioo and the Profl"Sllional Staff Senate.' '"" help in devi<ina a da1a ba.. .,:· Gricner reponed. That base "ould b< Instrumental in devisinf, •n academic pllln, he added, •ine< ill · fiaures would d irect rnourccs co th~ necessary ar~.u. Soaal Scic:nct'S representative Wolfaan& W"lc~ echoed Geitner's $etlliments on an all· indusive data ba.e. Yl'm happy that ...·rc &oina 10 aa to a data bank," he said, "bul I'm 001 convinced lhat it ean be BOllen togeth<r because . or the tremendous lack of dauubat .... no• han acc-umutated." After appro.;mately fifleen minutes of debate centerlna on audits and mis·reporting .. numbers.'' Grieocr- argued that ~ Offttt or Institutional Studies has al<tWy "done a tvCllt job" or collectina the statisties nC<!CSSII)' for academiC planning. As Senators vooced opinions on the Committee report. Gri01er cautioned the voup that the doewnent was not permanent. "II may tufn OUI that we will stay wil\1 what we now Uve, " An emerge"IC)' stop for repairs can VISA A Western Union Charge h< said. "Or'"" may clecide that wipe out even the best-heeled ~veler. Card Money Order, up to $1.000. will be it wu a dumb idea after all." fi'IWI~ no.+e ponders planning n ard. .. Luckily, all you need· ia the price cl a phone call to Ret you the money before your ear geta of! the lift.. ffin'a what to do when you need money in a hurry. flashed to the Western .Union office Qr agent nearest your emergency. 1. two hours--at the local Western.Union office or .-enL There are 8.500 home. Call Report the situation. and tell tbe folks they can geternet'gelley eah to you last by phone. I. to 1ull-free ftmnber, Ask them eall Western Uoion's 8Q0.325..6000 fm Jli.ouri.3Q0.342.6700). anytime, da,y or 1Ji&bt. 'l'bey eharp the IIIOIWiy ud the aervice fee to their~· or J. Pick up your money-usualfy within [~!!!] ,._ 175-U&S $$$$ nationa!Jy, except in AIMb;· Coe-_ lulletin Comeniently. about 900 locations are CJ18124 houn.. lt'a that a,ar. Be IUl'e to remind your parents about our fllll.free number. lt'a all the, need to ca11 w~ Union to.tbe reaeue.. eoaniOooblcle 355 s.otre ltall MSC S.WI YoooiiiS f' Advertlu In The Spectrum CaU Mary, Tln1, Larry, Bill, Kirvin. Janice, GC..tdocy ll • 1131-36111. �J Phoenix on the look out _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.uy Michael F. Hopkins Ism writing this text strictly as e member of the Buffalo erts scene, perticulerly es e member of the literary arts. I believe the purpose for this shell become quite cle11r. To begin,/et us go beck to the time of spirits . . . . . . . . Bee!< on Hllloweon 1880, I ron on article In INa periodlcel ..,titled PhtHlnix Swmmlng A#Noo, which dealt with the ,.,.,...., rMihlN of Boffelo't Jan ond literory - . .. In the City Limlr• segment to the_,. Hollow"n ' - · " - t 8ooll wrote • -~ onlclo Which oought to llluotnoto the proo ond cons of INa-·· litorory · SorN of the , . _ _ to our onidea - - loiriy ~. I. o f -· r-..cl~ ond · other IUCit lnnuoncloo from - • of the n.. .._,forced...,_ oreoJan ".,...-.a".~ l'w ·~ befono ond,...,. came to . _ from ooid folb Tll'ld peO!lle do not _.c:ioto- ~ for .,... . - . . you - · 8ooll roeoivod _.,. nother monotoned lettett from o C0UCJ1e of ~o·Erio Wrftort INEWl momben who ""'*-'dy .ruocl<ocl the "bined" neturo of woo OC1udy o rer.tlwly fino praportlonod - l v o. Oh. ond I reoolvod . , lrolo cell or two, o pointed quootlon hero ond !hero. That'a elq>OC!od, too. One "'N· ...,_, The crlticlwM diroctod ot oboul lool' o 8tllclol ..... ""- me,.,.. Bull'• following fino; .. One - --..n; pouncla onyour your.,..,.._..... front - " herd enough . ..... io ' wotdling Or. too oft.,.. tllhey'N pload enough to .... ""' " hop" ........ dol from.- out ..... hew>o nothong to do wnh ~not evon - -· Or, H tho....,.,. ol!ow. if lhoy'N 00 -.ftlulgontlv, " lor-out" thet they're Jud8od fn tor tho llhow ., ..,.,_,.•• " ooouw~ · Cracltorjoek boll. They they' re Nrod, ond opot.llghtod, ond ..-.a bled< writer, who heo boon IIUbl«thod In various litorory ond mUIIe publiutiono, uv• thet many of the locol Attwa<y powero we either unlntorHtod In Third World work. or don't mo11e their mlndo beyond a ovor.ftypod by litorory choe ond -"" ,ocop;,n, alil<o. Moonwhle the vut ot"'*"YY>o Which roqulroo o " lour...,ner word" or "kll Whitey" •""'Y other line." The! .... fino ..,.. ""' "' certllin · ,._....., thet It woo on '"01t-'*tual" equtvolent ol the or Coon ol!ow for c1o money-gnA>boro. No. . -. INa ....... 1101 dMn. Not . . .. Oh yn.. Somewhere bocl< there 1 montionod thet I rc.vodcridcltmo, but on Bool'o or1ido. let' s be _..,..,, Wtlh no ment- or tndocat>on thet my article hed r-. I woo calod by phone cw _....,..., ;, pubiO: on the man• of a quote whoA aowc:e wet unnomod. ond "' _ , _ . , ...... atttCio l.OQical. Now. it' a no\ unconvnon at all f·Of tO be W\tOfHtod in a potential source of a otory. eopecYity tl tho story's belllQ w rhten obout oald peroon. It lo, howovor. P<Oioulonel ond in oimplo courtNY lew ooid person to contect.. at tea1t attemp\ to contM:l the forot. ltls not profeuionol to instigate a &\Jbtle4y whlto -t-<lerivod ·booting cornpetgn, et>d not on"*'' ..,.,..........,...,.,.0, __ _ _...of by too m.,... ltorory ouU.U in INa area coiol Of CI'Hd ,__ mind thet ~ Whltoo who calod me ~with thet . . . hod,,__,_ mouthed thet ...... lhqught In comr>lo'l• _....,. orlof lhDn rnonm. before. Novor mind that the two quOtoo clearty r - t o d on honMt. ~rood opinion of varied aroa pooploo toward on epelhetlc or 111 cono:.llod attitude held by a IICKOIIod otetuo qua, ond NOT a blatod attock or loctlono by !octlons. Forget ~ommon - · ~ • PfiiCodlng fino 1n Booil'• ,;.c. hod montlonod • _.-ric c:rjdci.,., tov.1oc1 81j01Mt NEW ond tho Allentown ec.mm...lly Center (o criticism Whictt-lilto It or not-woo on utUte rofloctlon of ""' '· • , _ hllvlduolo trom boch O<ljOnizotlono took it~ ortitrory r-.. Theoo .......... look It upon In ""'- - t o . . , .....~ influonce ~ ~ oolndlgnont r-=lidl..... The--~ ·........ _ . _ poiiPod ..... . . "011. but - don't '*"'**-of color" !Sure '*"''tl, or "Wo wnt.ra of I I - on obility.'' Y•. Mtong oo tlwy'ni Int......,....,, ,......_, loclly- PDO!IIonod, or .....hyped. Or" looll and '*" """hed onyl!w>g 10 do With 1/Wt Slw " occuood" mo of the,....,., ~I O n e - hed " " ' - 10 b e -· loc:od- It . . - , . , . - ""' go;....,·---""d - . . . . - - the -h e . Theyll-no Prof-. 8oforo I llflft intO the ........... ..,...., ond loeua of """llloek(wtw:h oomo of you moy be~ efroado;J, I YOU I bt1 """- weellh ot authentic tslont _ , ellcwd 10 walt. ond co"""t ._, worry obolll being discovered, let llone to be pmtod unleu the anJ.t pula on the Commentary ••1*'1 --'-'II'*"""' some- -.rnptlon. Thet, unfortunately, woo dono. Wi\tQn .,... ~ lor how they -*1 be ''""••••uno m. rapec:tive O<ljOnizotlono, -.otn ...,_,. from NEW ond Allentown Community CAnt• took It -·1 o n - t o - t o d l y r - •mo .... "*your loltr' " That oounc1o . . somotNng you oald ot e NEW ,....;ng oncol" ('(he - CfUOtod hero rood e biting Tod Joono poem al Mid mMtlng lhon monlhe - · only to do .,. oboul·t - ,_rjy, .......... IC>tljOt\ing Fot - bliatly .......... of my 1978 · -" G..to" - -OK'tlon. n.. BulfMo ~ Nehero 11 tho hiotory. I hod~ t - Jau ..,...,_., " G..to" ond - PI--'G • .,...._ "* - n. r- two· 'Gusto" coll.mno dnllt ,..;y With " thet -,.,tho--- typO" of ...... of the ~· r- Jau - 1 they •...,. •• but "don't do .... _ _ on." but " don't do,. . colurnno on" IO< avon -'on 011 . . e>.c.p< tounlyl runo from J6U ,.,...,... Whet"- .,.,... oltheput10to JOv-.....,aSun Ra ond AnthOny IINxtoo\. to • ,_,...., • - Jau groat lrocognizod bv hlo -·It mulicior> - · ·who'• gigged lho<.old "'"" from. enywoyl w.th weiknown intomotlonol grMIO the lii<H of Malt Roec:h. If INa .. whet .,., .... poriodicela col jcKa'notism; koooing ""' IIClo t o - -· hoardillQ lhllmt.-.g ..-........,too potontiol ....._ ..... ..... """"* ...... .. it that the Spyro Gyro e n d - coclneil .. ''our''Jau ~1 two-- ()by. Thewith c:enoln iratoo woo.tld " thet out muoic." The "Guoto" heodo - . sotiafiocl. 1 _ . . t • tt*d col\.mn, ,.. - bolne on An l!lol<oy, lhe grMt -hero. orlo(· Equ.-y finotnvoivod tho l!lol<oy was whet the afonmon- iratas could connoct to -............. ,._ �. f ~ prodigal sun Art at Whitney, NYC l t j l i_ i< i Rosie looks real -------------"''1 M -.ty Ro..., Two rnicldle-ogod M.nhan., metron. gued intln11y at • co1ot SONY,...,....,. aat, whi<.tl it ~IV ' ~Itt one ond of the ""'!>IV Whrttley go0etv .., ~ • • the ~lUSt'a ... of ,.,.,....... tbe reonf- Her no06ed In t i l l - " · "He ~ teclnque ., the e.--, .,.:':!.,"- 1..- ·~zT...,..el'· t ~tom,_ ''Ftenk•. IN!' a a Mtrll< acr0«1 " TN MCOflj! ... , . ,, he< conc:en~retJon brol!an. tlanc:.d UP In onnov-nce. PHMQ bac:l( ot the white oqwn IN euured he< lrlend, "VH, dofonllely llefl<eley "They oolleeted ~·COlli ond - - ond pnmly mMched out lcNcl<ed the muuum IIChedule c:anl Nut allow ts tt 3 30 h wu 3 OS "F<-.., theM people •e nuta:• t ~ " lA< a get out of hlte. ~~·~~~!'!VOU ra not gNlng" o .,_,. .. Fr-. o "'"' ~~~~-!real<, d e t l l - to c:onvv>ce me w• tha1 Lou Gfont Isn't , ............. """' worthvtlt~U.W • • _} The ~ Exh!bruon ot tloe Whitney M.-.m of A meneen Art on Manhattan aeomed lAce o ,._oble ploceto 111n. • • "You'M lll<e thla ne.t one."ho lno'-ted We woll<ed up to e c1oor l-Ied " Aransea." an oc:ouotk:al oculptUtt by F<enk GHJ.te. Well< ln C...ect bird F<enk w - i n. I 1 -. A Nil doten people w..-ed 111>oo1t the dimly lighted room ~ tN IIZI of • reQUetbel court The rootn woe ""'!>IV exc:.pt few tw o -· A canned bord cal ~ from one oame< of ~ room. "Are wa too Mr1Vl" I liked "!illhhhhhlo.'' " ' - c:lwlat]zod me. otlftng at the c.Ming wlth ~etlon. ) "That dolo It, I'm going to Haegen Ou," llnsiatod. "I'M meet you., 75tt. ond lex in on hour " Fran~< glerod on e x _ . , ion. "You've Ilion In !uff..., too tong" 'he ..,...,....,, Tol<ong a dlop breath, N - mo to et te.lt one . - . ,,.,_, " I one vou·• • •· he . . , . _ Wo ..It tNI ~ oc:ulpt"'or'' ond tllmod down I long ,_tdcw TN oowd w11 ..,...,., ond the bullcltnO ttuftv tor a ..... gelhered on bac:l< Df I Willi ooolllf, l'<enk OIIUIJI!t up With mo. " NHI, hlll1 Mlfthl" he noted. IOOI<ong •..-v "'"""'"' fl the ooole! The c:towd bloc- off No one wu dnnl<ong an\'1tunsl ..,., I too4<ed fpr tho out-of -order oogn -II\ Ho qulttllf One IIIP from the pedal ond F<ri caNed OU11n lllarm. Whet •• you c1o1ng1" "Whet? I loolcad up " B e - He wo•od wildly ft o on the wal Wot• 1 o:lodtl't "'""to chid< the DtUOto.,..,.. ' See you ·- c- " llut , ... bDDn NY"''I the best one'"' loll ," Fr'"" cehad oher mo Fr...,.., no CIU!ttlt We turned down o MCOnd helway, the muffled DOUnd of ltMI e nd water dnfted from one of the geM•Iel Ftenk walked peat lt. I wol~ed ln. There weo a 19 Inch SONY' • In UClh comet of the room. A beocl'l. wller tplooNng on roel<a. wind biowrng dvouglltr- and 1 lOOICIHOf-OtiiM)SI[. ,_MrpOiftt.........,. a .....O ....."M•tr y held of tMCII floohld on eac:h ocraen to IIII~IY"I a • • ·• to .._ Wh'tNy Al1 ~ i!MJ 1111 , " Honmm pretty loola • • my bac:l<yerd." Frenk Aid ~ ~ aft• . - , y _.,tn;. 5IJc houri of MonNnen • 1 ~ pel1 the ewt Exeuee .... .,...... .. The c:>owde 1-*ln' t-itwt, butit wll anocec:Nnge ~ naernt me ourvoyed the ..,.,.., woth puulad A city kld ...,.., ~t_,g ue> ond down " Tr-.'' he ~~touted to hiS mothll - - ·o.m New Ycwlo:ers," I mumblocl IO no one "'-""""' ·p.,don mo' p r - . , fln' tllln of U.. t hledld few the ftit. Put the c:towda ..,., guanlo. 1gn0nng F'nlnt, two boNnd me " Perdon me," I muttwed to the Cllllq loOy who I lliC>Pad over • ptoquo in !font of the ""'' Cleanong wu inconveniently .,.,- With he< c:att ln IN m1dch of lldy " 0 -" by Duane Han-. ~=< ........ lOoked pleated. the paclted m"aeum. She lpnored mo ' .. ..,......... ................. .,_,-cut .....,..,..,.., Ballet in Buffalo Baryshnikovleads troupe by Margeret A . Glove' B............. ltntlfY COM"'if 10 lklff .... TN tnlltmattonefly·l<now - • was to Ptrlcwm on IMr.to two ~- 11110 ""'th the Now Ctty Ballel, but hod to c:anc:.l due t o .......... IMI.... r - 1 1 now - l h w " ' - t o Beryihnii<cw in DCtoon wrm the Ameroc:on a..tet TI'IHtrl The group w ill perlewm o of progrern1 from the c:lenieel "GiMIIe" to the modern. 1•n't' ''Push Cornea 10 Shove,'' aceompenl<ld by the Bulfolo Phtlhormonk: O.c:hettro lot • fivo-day, """" -IO<manc:e ttoy. Mokhall 81rvlhn!ltov. who left Rulli• 1111 Canedo -then-~··-· made hit"'....... felt throughout IM wcw1d of A~ of meny talenta, he c:hcweogtapha Dnd dotDCI'I when notec:tuelly clanc:lng lnrllally ~.,. -~~~ wrtt\ the ""*- Wet ll\N\ro, c:t.or-IIPIW>g T,. NvtcriiCt•. H . - of thllll'tot wcwt< -tn which be lWei the toile role - w oo recently '"" on tolevislon Not content wrm m•ety donc:ing the clauleo, B.,ylhnlkov owhc:hld to the Now Ycwl< Ctly Baftot to worl< w nh the legendary Geor11o S.Jonchlne. Bolonehlne, "'ted foo hilr innovative tlyle, chcw-llll>ad 1M Prodigal Sor> • e«npj!Cited d..,.,. llarytohnoltov hel now made h4 own Tbia rDngtng .. M fl I D A . A F T E ec v• u •• ..--.. .., 11....... Altlotlc: dlroc:tot Allot one yut wllh the New Ycwl< Ctty Baloet, llaryshnolto• returned to the Amenc:ln a.at1 TNIIre He WN lOOn t lttr _.ed Dn<lbC: doreet~ O'Y"'if lwn IN rosponsoO!o~ ot s t and mantiJI"II u wd u -c:hing '"' new tt'-nt on the wcw1d • f bel1et How...,, 81rvshml<o•' • interulf tre not tollly w•th dlnce. Hw heo done both m<Me& and , ........... though both ondudo .,.,.,.ng. H11 televo..on opeclol was e trlb<lte to the great musteel& of S,oadway- the varloety of SlvtM highlighting the VOfOOtlhty of " MIIho." The donc:u that w il be perfO<med thla "'" olao u dt-ao "' neturo " 81ryshnllto• Dnd his group 81rylhntkov will be In the &urnot!.._ IV dtt TIOis. enotl!er c1Haoc:a1 nla'nbe<. Dnd ...ell\ wcwkl .. A f - of F-. Les Patineuri".fdlatoc:al balleul. ttoe more , _ , . F-rey""· n..me.lnfl v--. lnl.,_y, ond the -rtct The LHVU Mol'ading. TN compeny ceme to !Mi llo Wednelday tnd wil perlcwm Sunday ot Shea's IMtllo The1111 on M..., SlrDII There woN be matinee petfOtmanc:at on Saturday and Suoclay. S.ryshnlkov'a perloomancet begon Thursday evening ond w~t '"" from March II tlltough S.t.~rday ov~roQ. He w~l elso- the meunoe ~y. Toc:keta ore ov~ tor .. perlew"""'*' N 0 0 N• ~ L old S.biJreltale will be dan< eel by Ba•v•hn•~ov dunng htl Buffalo 611V ~~~- .. .... d- 0 "'""end _..____..___ _ .. JUSl ~f'flnTV,~ MIUioil ...,__ . . -.._t �©prodigaf sun! mus.cat creativity ~• dtawbM'k.s for a s uddenly: W~, lut It ~-After~ • - monlht. ~,IHt Wednesdoy.l "'efozedthe u!tlmote ._-IOrity of Ametlcan culture. I took all o-cloM and now I am llddOetod. II begon wlth Ohar~e ll<owtl. continued with the Gremmy Awards and found ots t_., climax wltll a Coogrepmon betdlnu with hts wife over • COIJp4e of . . . . - In 1he edition of Ft.yboy and "'-B • ~elevating se•lill -Oeoc:e on the ateps of the Capitol. The last p e r f - , ...Uring ·~ 4ahto J4<ntto on • !~hone 11nc1 hiJ blond wire Rote - ~elv the ..-. -rncinll one. but unfon:unately this ertlcle he~ to deal witt> the G.ammv ....:-sfUI ""'sleel ca•- in Noonv~le As fer ao the bunct\ ol ~- llfOO\IIJS w1>o bei\IVed as 11 ttuelt b\1 • sudden rn of puberty aro concemed, I 'd ,.!her not AY Whet comes 10 mind. A good ktlstlan Next t he Bibl•bather& got their 11\,.e AftM !Xendlng the two Cltego<lol " b!aelt" ond "white" IIIIo C>hr6SIOI09v p,._ COIJyright u - with &o<v' • jdba widow wu~ fo- the (if'at t.ttYK, pUt on tn Its entirety ond tlghUv celebrated as one of the mejOr m.- evonta ifl the put dlcedo. Fomoln Amoncan peon ., the betvnd. pettilylno petfouner ond po~nf\01 poo ••• RED MB..L INN Tr.,..fer'• vetsion or tiM_,-'"'mod--., ' i ~ • ~Bj,dllnd," powb4y. or t the --t~ oomple, _ ....r-. one! """""'"" .. muc:h , _ v.......... or the foe< thot F.- Sinetre did not ...., • Gtwnmy l hl' o i happy With hls ca...., - - lor the ome ~ beiflg onywoyl. or the loct that G-uo i l Stirring the melting pot on the Grammy A wards st- · "'-~-- OLD Dod I !like lnything ilbout - · niQnt ollhe musoc inclu4try? ~y. M lt'lhattM~ Televised torture WH o f - sliglttly mo<O .apt>olbcetedl ~. Pe<i Simon COIM elabotate on h;, •eligiout es.p-1rep of ·~ and white together lil<e the gooe Lord taugHt us 10 prey ••• "' --"ing ~leo this. I bet that wont ClOwn wah In Allenta or ov"' ""'" In Bulf81o where blleko ore tll!ldog m0<1 .cared than Ploud. In tho roclc .catevorv. roov Banle Mldler octually manoged to beet the Whole dynatty of d!Ko-quans hom Ooma Stmmer to Dianna Ross (much ro mv SUf1)<1$e. I have to eclmltl. 8ejding Bolly .1<* defeated sobby ""'tl<nMtolitl Jecbon ll<owne one! the rerribly ovorrated Btuce Spmgtteon tto<gl.,. my b4asphernyll IPa<i M<;c.rtney'olotost opus dhln't oov m0<8 lntoreotlng through the 1r111ic delth ,o l hll old.J>uddy John; tO<rV Poul, no G.emmy. Accotding to the g<_..tno, Paul 'Is now up to new methods to cash ln on t.nnon' t duth: a tribute to tllo poor mon b\1 the r~ ex·Beatla.l Thre itJtV was so •mptesnd With Joel ~ a G/us Houses that its producer Phil 11.,-none won tho belt producer Gr.nmv, whioh wot eworded lor the VMY lim time. Tho godlathert of 111o blacl( vinyl Aw•ds. HeV"ong been ouffideoUy wornod by -olent friends, I started on my el•· peel< well - . d of time and mll\aged to sit u-q, to the ef\d ollhe ~ •ll!>oUIII> the SUt·peel< alone did ""' do. Hallway through thio telelli- t~e 1 prol>ebly "'oc:hod the 81torect,sw.'that corny Maste< of e a r - a Paul Sima<> atarted out with. There no wn- cote fmla Pll<i, lookinG as ll mother '*I neatly d<Hied him tJP IO< his hill!' prom. bel\lvlng at if he hod hod just one toot too many. On the he medaabout one lllip of the tongue overv. 4 7 seconds. not to n"te"'tion h£1. demented sense. of l)urnor. After he htd failed to win tt>e best._.rNie·Vocel-enist g<ommy he - d somewhat diseochented. which turned out to be quite odvonu•goous as f•r as hit joka were conceme<t. . flnolly offiCidy ac:i<nowledgod tho ompO<tao« of PfOCiu<*• ond onglneots TIA for the indUstry. Just about ume, I should 1j)ere wOJe lotc of fomi~ar l:oces.,o tho tNolt. When. in theA days tOC4;Inicll l'ame<a penned alo<lg the prO<ninent ond de""'- cen tum e-.rv balhrooln tenor prominent c:luvegea. To..., and-more into a new Caruso; every ~nt who Important-be-· the l<on low of all feBed the ouditlon of o ttwrd rate choir faithfUl opera llislt0<1 was elegontly lived ir>to a G.emmy wilring fOci< stor (but • we'll tall! - . t kooov Logglnt latorJ. up to. Off f!OIIO and on oi>antoneity ·was IC8rce; the mighty Oonclo- ,._1 mafiosi of the mvsie 1>ut0neu hao lnacenatod • spotless spect:aculum, The Gi.,.,_ and Sulllv"" or roelt, rhe t>rilllint but boring. British ...., .Andrew t.Joyd Webber and The A - nollocted life priority of Tlrn Rice. -..iho '*"<ly won a golden money ov. music. II w as not mulicel no.elor the llilllc:el"""' ~ quoroty thet w01 valved ~. but •ather .h$11$ Cftri8f s.-.1w. were - - lor ~irlg quentitiea. tiow etoe e<~n you their let~-.ulton common senso ond expltiin the best duo g<Wnmy tO< Bartfbto tatte. E.vite. To.,....,.... the event, on S~ one! Banv Gibb1 Streisand, amozil1gly ..,...orlled young lady Jewioii·Amerieon- princess in white. w~h perfoonod tho,_ ;erl<er "Oor>'t Cry For her ~ In justabout ev.,.Y poalblo Me Argem~na." II the O<iglmtl Evita '*I pio of ohoW - ' " " "• and best lllliflg looked .,~ like her the would have eunuch Barry Gibb mode o lovely pair, never...,..., ct..tned the district anomev thi impersonooon of musical plastic. of &u.noo · 111 8lone the Praldont. The freon pollllCIII wind in tho$ Country Suddenly loti Wednelday, I hod. •• wu .llleqoatelV , _ t e d by • mentlonod before, • deep cultural insight . painfully 1o<1g countiY musio aectloo. I. for ir>stanee, lor tf.e lirS1 time raolly Aword winning foul! <>-go Jones undemood what the term "melting pot looked as if he should never hove ol Ametica" me-. It must refer to the subctituted his pftch~fOt'k fOf a ability to ·a rute •· howevet remote. miCtOI>hone, and G..mmy wlnn<!< Anne si<nilontv between Pierre 8oole.t and Munoy further IUPf)Otted the p<ejudioe Kenny Loggins. f emous French that both loO much intelligence and ~. muoicoloQ11t ond cbnductot .,.,..,.ge Pierre Soule~ ¥tft awtroed ftx the •tunno<lV p<oducuon of Alben Berg' s ope<a Lulu, w114ch oltOf lo<1g -v --ie.-diii*YOI- s._.... "..... Kenny l..oggons w ao awe<ded IO< I don' t V.Ow what. his $lei; tor rock muse wtwc:b conVinced the ,ury, buff tninlf Ne 6JtCUH must th<ee that . w- •-dto 111 IU01 ...,.,e lnllited the lurO<t in the 9ahamn to ochiew 8enson. 8ob Seger. The one! ""' s...n.SlfHt Album won Grammon. or the !oct that. ~ it loc*ed very - Some-· -'~ by S.Awoy Undoubtedly the supemao ol the gala, w• hoWevef. newoomor ChristOQhef Cn>os. He won the best new artoat, the l>elloong !" Soil AwoV'1and the bast album G.ernmlel end hit podgy ...,... we• l.nficted upon the Yiltwets for at least two ond ono.....,.l minutos tot-'. Hts olbum Is edmtnedly rea-y Intelligent pop muelc. I>U1 there must have been something boner. Coy Christopher-hlte ony nest, cloon American- thaollo.ed hla wife end did not forget to mentiOn h1c '""""' compaoy ot least twlca. Tho Investment hes poid oil. .·but Iom>ritm diff- eo on wos lollowod b\1 the ne-. complete with the oloremontlonod Academy Aw•d·worthy the batding 6enrelle& r- In thia glittering. glamorous gogentomonia, a music industry o ffdlf waiUd on ro •w•d Count Baslo- Aarorl ~ - In .... . . .fully _,.,that hi delivenod withes much~ as if lt w.... Einstein's lows of rolltlvity. hi aid tomelhlng -music . . . '""" (If communtea'rion that one mu5t undet.stend emotlot>e"y• ...o tl ~ Jou.." we let the <ndUS1ry cantlnutt on liS woy, tho$ ""'*"' tommunlcation wlll be deed. The death bod "' olnoedy - e d. Tho rest - d bo silenal. ~ ottarrupted by the clonglng' of ..... ~-- ~Downtown's Only~~ NEW WAVE CLUB PRESENTS THE FtH & SAT SAT MAR 7 SPECIALS Screws&· Marys Mixed Drinks 75¢ 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 till madn1te Bra ft 50¢ ��~prodigal It-- ... C<II'IIPatoly, but bD I~ the l * f - - - t - -...me-., r~ of ..,_• ._and...,.,._ On the band'a racotd, C.Uol oinOt at though rhe aonga ware a pert of him, I c:oYid tct'*'V v•IIUIIIIr a the velne Moblg ~pe lrom hia nlld< and hiM naong ro the rlpo of hoo- ~a,.,_ H he - • • ~......,...,of ......... ~ad ... mrld INn-,_.,.,.,.- ~-of how l lolt ~ ...... ~-"'"linea and lor a - . 1 Wlntad I O - the ..... af'd the,._ O l o - . . . _ lfa .... at the - • o l . . , . . . . y . - - I ' m a -flO. ~-.but-""""- Jim c.nGI ....,_ IWff St11te SocMI He/1-Felxv•ty 25 -·-to. . . . The Jom C..ol 8w>d BuUolo in 011 thw e..t Cout t_ll........,, onow at the lluHoiD Suna Cclege Soclol Hill 5ev"'8 INn ..-t of rhe '*'!lie In t o ' - the .,....,ll<oferm a .n..-- -.e • c-......... Jim lf-IJOrlO apeelt louclo< "'""hoo .,._,, KOOit"*flnam In loc:r. , _ f8doo -·~to promotong 014 gog .. wtl aa a me-- ~ dMI of odYe<~-...nra ~od Ills m<lllc'ttltlr..y The ploy had 1M wondefong at tJmea wt..thet"' 1101 rhlt woo dtobur a~ hV... IMrlge. U.re""'e 10 the group'o "!bum CarhOIIc Boy 1dismlued the 110tlon .... _ hlf • ,,... amotlCinel n ; p t - . It'a the......,....., thN\tlcal ...~. "Wicll.ad <lfOMTY(' "lt'a Too lAte' and S..ote" -aongo of Hemt.t ~IV lor a PfHOntatlon- clrf\e out IOWMl8l OU>Ct~ah w..taad Ol uwr..- OIIYoar · 11 Ia drlf"""t to delar,.,.... If .,. loci< oiiNjllrot<Ofl detorrod the l>ond't IV!'It....,. or """' - .. h ,.,. - a n t, t.hough. I N n - forort held an atharaef curt- ......... C..olllnd hot bond Thot cril' •'*'foooad the lmporunca ol the beiflg the-. oll\t"""" One pert, the ''band" ponion of the Jom Certol llw>d, wn . . _ ··nv.a ""*'* _.,INn _ , _ , thw loin..._- througll- enough ... . . _ to~ lor C.rol 1 l r - t Mtrangemant not.-..orthy woo le«< guotonal TON!ill Wlnn wt.o alfW"mad his role •• the group' a e-wv '*"" """" il'llttU!I'IOf'ltal · But the,_ hundfad didn't thel out the t8.60 lextortiOI\ara IO< a bond'o lnt tourl t o - t h e . _ . cast If vou dMde the admruoon •• b\f two and don't IMI ~ peyong INn rnuc:h lor the two """-• or ti((:Jt.._t then everything wn I'JSI .,....,_ and etum I - be tho 1n1 t o - INn - t h o Jom C..ol &..d · they_, bfoncl The ........... - - · predoc{abtt- they dod thw ' 'MY Gan..tron .. " l'l!oc* Who 0oac1· 1-.gh INa """""""' aong has been worn down try radoo stauono to ouch a dagrae f thought 1 would not ba able to t.Wata ~ furt~l e......_,., and I !Man evetyon., col~atlillln .....,.,.,;,g rho gunk accumutl\ed hom att\incf on tlldio a.tat.on tun't1..,.N unremtttlngly Thos woo the 11m time I ww the Jim C..ol 8w>d rnataad ol .1m C..ol_,., a bar>d Folowtntt thlo. me bend baM• do;ng lou llaad'a " S - .J-:· u .,_ .....- wt.tta Nllll - - a aong ao ~ to a~ thecriyuamplaiNt-- f\• tho Clalh doing "I fou171t The ~ " 8Mad o n · - rwo anthamo, "'"~ woo an We~'l kif IIUrNIIves thoUgh,'"- ...,. from Car,_ 8i:>y- 1101 haYe fib oxcesa beggego. """"" they clid Baled on INn, the~ lahd. ,...v-..-. o..,,.,_,.og - · sun! _.,.,.but - _ ht to_ W>al _ C..olao - S... .._. ltitol . . . . , . _ h o , _ao - t t o one IIOid or anothilf. If he ·t. lolow.,. """' UCh of 1M vlil'lad dlrac:1rona- wfft< from hia coni""'• ol int•ftt. it i -O..>dCL~ { Mew Rlclwe of the l'llrptt Sege/Two SMr!'• - MINdl 7 ..__Uncle The N - ....... of N Purple Soi(IO ......... om() tOwn and luc*"''l .. feet• .,.., he. . . - - - So. o f - they - - , . , _ , _ . . . .1 -an~ t0<1 s..- They're - , • - Dud"'- .._they t o.r thelilo.esIIof"'fuca• and . .....,., __ ,.,_ -.w>IIV - . !. " -· nvono peclalatMI. eu: . w... t11oa SaM'•- • ·-around .. Uncle 00011 bar>d w•!Md them up Moat r.-.u tracl< of the llutfaiO ••her - o r r-d ol r- ~. • f - di>Wf'l ' - t•oue>o INt a - fOCb1e ~...,Fran~ • c - .. -Salty Doe and - w .... ""nrna ~ ..,..... '"' ~ 2 and • hair.,..,.. n..v ... they ..... '"" - '*"" -- 00011 ahow Wfth a -·vw • bunctl ol toyll fans INn 1oeo- ! ' - ' o-ge ~ ol Ooran (gut. . .. _ , Rloy Wood vocals!, Jell Mvrv«t ._.,. -~ Torn Froru&l< lba... " woman k -"1 and Doug Ft.ld it~rumo, vOQisl. they're vet•- ol.......,...- IMU and r..-rv Ol*lad fO< CI\Otlje Oanoalo at the Aud Gtaat harmony """.,.., ~ ... .,_ tguot•• u-...ru- ln lllon. rile !*fOCI band t o - lor somebody !;ka lho Rotlara In lact. Doug the ktad .... ~ ....... of their _ , olong _ , C.Oibo; Slllo. aad 'I'"""'J ' - " " ' '1'0U11111 they-··do.,_,.,.--"'"'*-"· 1- But of ·p..,.. _ .. • Dead Aoooltn" ..... .,..,... ....... vou to teaw " - 10 the band I N t - I!Wnl_.. hallliantY or.- own mat- ......, they blandad with randotoono of PDP<Aar ~-~• •to "IWHopong," 'Froand of the Devl" and " Rum ~." ~ guya c... reilly ling and they got tho CtOwd pril'llod -fect!y As a orda nota, lho nowa • INt Two Hill wa _,_ - v e t o - dolt...hlne altet .. thw ~oro plav-l out The goodto thil • INn they - proboti!Y , _ -.c a month to d o . - So. r - Hila livo on Dunng tho rather lofiO had ..,..to........, 1tte crowd-.. - t h e y c..na lor; I.MI's- ......t.oy hllta · No...-.T-...., d!rec\"""'-'" -eel-· ""....,......_...._-·I ............._The CIUti018.-- ~---lloor and I lefto.my shades •• ' - a n d sufiOtod - a b l y hom the glara. .Jult rarnembar lOt ,.,...... ,..,.,._, II vou go to had...,,_..,., -y..._ unct. Sa.n' o on drugs. "'""'your sung~...... """"'*• Somo of rho Roclers motenalizad early at tho bar, dnnl.lfiO w•th "-"*• of Two Hih whO wet•- ""''""' 8udrly ~ •-..nu b'( Emrnono ~ tho""- of otego t o down unltl " ·~ f)adalllaelo. They frnllly tool< the Tr-" and dodrl't...,.. w• overof .,. -.--Allan 1 ( Tho..,., ............ , _ -~- Patncl< ~ ldNrMI alor'Ciw.tll ~John a.........,..... - 1. 0.... ~ 8udrly ~ (lladolllaoll. n- 14 COftt- (guotOtl, - · - song ... jult _ , . ....., song - rnada the Rid<n tamoua; " P...,.... - :· ''Herwy,'' "~ lA Cowboy" and " Oaad Aqwero.'' They rocll.ad -.r u hard ul he,. them with Bocldv ~ nplonng the ............,., -eyo • .......... John Oaweon- .._ - lkltfalo" - h e meant" BuifMo- thorn-- They-~ .-..;. . . . -w. . . --.0- genurnely . _ to be "'""'· • IWfty lrl . . _ Oayo of ~ ButfaiO the ,_~on dosacrpointod 111M lfte lor,.,.,.. but had to - • for Ia ittla ,.._,• t ........ I w• "'-''n C8nnod--.:- -RoMntiDme i ! f , �money an .. ~ RoOney.....,.,_,., veiled oUt ck.<lng Rodney Dango<field's 70-mlnuto HI ot Shoe'• lkllfllo SuM.v olght, " what did you do lett night I" ·'W.W/' che vetet.n comedian lhot beCk, "'why don't vou eak four member& of your ""moditto family I" Whilolhetmoyt.avebMn Do~·· bMt -.o~< ol tho night, It did not oome In reaponoo to t11ellest ~· T~t distinction goes to tho g e - who. Wilen t11e ~gilts elmo on lllsln*'8 tho end of a trUly unaMiofving night. nltad. " Hey RoOney, hoW do WI get ---1''. Unfortunately. - · WH no reply. Rodney ~oold has e~terad 111e big w.;,_ of comedy. A -•on of nlghtclut. ondtel<-.hohn-Qad •• one ol comedy'• "ajfto"-o Jtand""') comic Who hH moM t11e jump Into roconls and movlH, end Who con fill olor90 thollera. Thi1 hoe put him In tho . . , . oategcwy With ouch _ .. •• Richerd Pryor adino guy you might have IO<gOtton. Steve Monln. Maftin wu ruponsib4o fOJ revolutionizing me comedy - · Nev« befOfO could I atond-141 cOmlc: welll into on .,_ wltl1 15,000 ec..omlng lunallc8-ooch ol Whom poy-ad 10 bucQ • ....,, - ..v one llno. end ~ euch on ov111aft. And never befOfO COUld oomoono No Ntilloc:tlon But while Mortin' a WhOII act eventUlllly come down to tho line ,._&euuuuae me/· DangO<fietd't "I don't get n6 .aapect" il slmptv a toed-in line thtt cen introd\JCO new jokao. Oango<fiold w ill not lode away In thla e~penoive comadlc wOJid Jike M.rtln clld; he' s not a ono· joke comic-ma-ybe a ono· oubject comic. but not"-One·joke. But he must loam one VlfY 1mpoi1ent thing: theta Ia no Juatifocotion in charging t 1o and f 12.60 t o - 70 minutea of comedy in a Iorge concon haJ. Dongertleld'a routine Sunda-y wu filled with good malarial. but it Wltn'l realty enough to ootitly the IUd'oenco; not jUJl In length. but in tubmnce. He started to toH every once in a willie, but tho ''irHootwMn" timoo WI<O fllled with POOl edliba and Idle cl\attO<. And }ull at tho po4m whera you figured he would bo'ea~ OU1 ..rth • -'l>fiCUIWitr fonolrt. the whole -'>ow oo.ddeniy ondod. But when Dangerlleld'o on a rolt. there' 1 notlring quito •• fUMy. "Boy WOI I POOf," he oald, tUgging II hia tie end auetcl1ing hla " If I waon't a boy I w.,..ldn' t have hed on'(lhlng to play with••• And on awt.tmaa, ""'*· let me teU you • • • We were so POOl that we didn't have enough money to buy tln104 IO< et..ittrnll u..- we had to wah IOJ llfOI\dPI to lftllll. . • And ov"'Y'hhn9 f haVe t. falling open: e button just '"' off my sn.n. tho hondlo com.t off my • briofcaoo-f'm ofn•ld to go to tho boleony halted tho ohow for ooverol minvteo by yelllng IIOCil thlnga eo " spe1k "louder:· attendonoo f'IJU!ea end royallloo from hlo Gr8miT1y·ew ard w inning elburn. D_,._ ma-v rne~~v hove enough money to pay lloa doc10< " Y.,..·ve heard of my doc10f:· " Artk:ullrte" llangerllold told tho -..dio<lco. Donge<fllld on sox : " Or. Vl""'e V0001bochl. I C4IAecl him up the other rlloy end told " Boy I'H till you. Kldo problems when contaCted tho todoy. they heve no noxt dey. Maybe n woo In tho ' him t a-wiiiOwe<'! • whole tat of ...,.I*>G pilll-ho ta4d mo to lnh!bltlona-. • , The firot time 1 offoce COUI'I"11I tho money while have • lew end get .....,. had oox f woo so tco<ad-1 woo ....-crowd woo yeUlng. rest.•• al lion<o. • • And I told my lcJd And tl>efo cen.an!V wao D~ moy not get ony about tho~~ tho boll end money to count: tho fht lhow he told me obout tf,y Wife end Wll a f..., Ma-te llhort of I Mil· · - from No doctof, ond ol he c o n - charging thooo thll,butcher• . • Boy, lifo' s out end the~ perlonnonoo outr~ pnc., he tN)I not tougn. .. . I got 1<191ted fOJ WH mote than IWO-thwds flf. get any reseoet 111 ell. flaslllng ai'wl they took me to With theM IIJnds of bethloom." tlowor," end "artJCUioto." lt'o penicull<1'( fumy thtt 1 women from the &how' a promo1m. Pa1e & Auocl•tn, w . . unowere of tho eouod amol dalms eourt." Not even Buff*'<> w• MCJadl ' " Would a guy Jrom Buffllo be NwY w rtl\ a girl With no<mal works by..-tists Wing In tho !Mght counuu of Wn:tern New YO<lt. FOJ further lnlormaoon. t11e galle<V at 882.e?OO. parental. • • yea. Buffelo ,. a groat place- when you'•• flying 0\leftt..'' I Auo<tad IOOfO-Iuclc atO<Ier. "I tel ya. t don't get no reopecL • , My hoUae caught foro When I WOI 11eeplng the oltlaf dey -My Wlfo uld to the tddt... '8a QUiet, vou may wake up dadc!y', • • Ahhh, I'M ten A&M rec:OJding anJ•tt .Naur.th, Mv- vttararll of the lnterhational <ock "'"""· invodo Kleinhans lhla SuM.v 111 8 p.m The Scottish q\JIItet Ia In • - of their t welfth lP 1M va. • . Ellery time my old man wanted se• my motllefwouJd ohow him a plcturaof m.. 1' The crowd at tho oocond allow whiclo wu made up of people 1n their Iota 20s. ol(ly Foci c~. produced by ••· Steely Dan and ex-Ooobio S.othero II'Jitar wizard .HJff "Skunlc" Baxt•. o-..ng for them are Canadian rockeB Af>ri 30s, leughe<l at evervtNng Wtne • Dangerfoold Aid, regardleu of whether it woo fwmy "' even aUdible. In fact. tho two _ ....... that twoadcoll the jobs to tho ...Ooonco w..o oo bod that the peoplo in ""' Buffolo'a P<OI.....,.,.. - troupe, l(ariamrJ lll>d c.,.,_,v, will be p<eaentlng tlleir Spmf s..-. 11 tho Centor Thoau. M4<cfl 12, 13. 14. Nine doncos will be parlOJmed. end toelteta •• t5.oo g-at """"""""· cru..na end e3.50 fO< ...... """ atudonu. For tllfthe< intormetion, call 882-7878: .. . Aylng f«< recotd<ng onist ......... IWdman will bo oppoaring ot Curran·o, 262 Oel•were Ave. on Wednesday, "March 18. Ho<dm.t t . iuol ....he• second (J> ForgotrMt Dt•-s. whlc:tl includes mttarill by Tom W rMts, 11-ndv Newm.,, tc.;u. Syt<es end-others. He< style lalla -rwn. - - • in the JoanBaoz/Jocfy Collins �<Q; prodigol sun! 1 - - . w•tl> on u u - r tolt. _ , fgufpl , _ .. ._~., n o - lhP _ , h ~sol - Llly"""'tt'otofty P«>d..c.toon ScwneW'tleote uncSema1h ,,.. cJ'1oey IOUnd w •.o.e ................... " l "'"'ll"' QUIII"\.hOftS In • of btJndl& o• ,_I#ttY t .... ....,...., Steve •••tU"'h oa .;n,.,, • • . _, tv""~.U 11\11 ott.,. -~•11 ..-1 fftflt~ (tOM"\ ........, tho t..t ,...,.... 8ono lnf(o<moog the-.... • 1''-M:U. ft!M T""- ~ H • J 1 u .. s'' h .... u orw ,,....,~,.gg 1 t s -zol ond f ancy fiU' IMISl Man oll Belo• 1 1 cr1, "• '"'"''""tat-on ·ow. w.. rounded Elvotd emerge, Of co.. . ICOM()Ittlenl•ble ..nga f.li(e- ''StOC'I Tmw Mtd Y.aua ot <N , 1 • ..., • II'•""'.,.,.., ~nll"' Who"" now)" •• """ "'"' rt' . . .~ l'he • ntn~t Mt:Nm"' tt; 1 , 4 UC' ~ I l ux...,bourg" •• the same old YIGoOUO do"ll ""' -.noe up 1 SeN-"' .nd h·,•• l•ttl ea1 ViChyJ~M ~ he ltJ:A W '"t& tO 6kKJt 100 ... Itt WIUf) s..m. pen of Elvis otol needs to be bed But S..... he'o on4y fhttild hos ~ • w •oa• f ca\t let rf he'W go the pop rOUI< • • lfUt""• """" Her1 0< the~ rovte. I>Svd.,.., c.ouom line rt ElVIS~~ he e.n ',-~ ... .rtt ''""h mean, vou C4M1't dteu -•we -.P " " - Ht moght get boted ond .,_, Pw MLC.In<y iftll•• ...,..;.a ~~ ,..,.,k.,Jt'. thtouoh dh•. , 1 At IW:Ii(.,_ lit': lf'illl•ii••IJif"'" fJlW\1' 'till h C...tt!n l.w " - t 1 ,,, a.."' u..- 6(,.......,. u n ·• 'sJi ' - H• nll~fl Fnt off, let me pUmp you, Old Man Punk Mel as much 10 dO wnh M aster •• he h.cf to do with new l!li\ergy. For every tjme he t11r vnu pogo w itt! t he """""'""""of Speedy Gon>ales, he let voo •alut e wnh the hete Of Hlllef Punk made you thin~< n WIO I H right 10 blo .. - - • • ~ut. llvf19 end thet's oetrlmentol to C:UOOOS Cl tl It WH 100 dose mtnded W'tw&e lumpy. """""' JohMv Lydon c.ught on too quoc:ldy, Elvos ~tello tool. llvM to snoggle 1 bot of ~ from the wo<1c1 W •th Trust. E C ~ to fond the heoclk to pos •l!ve •nc>IIOM Now, he' a to coun-.aly Ieiss the onnut bvlte<y hencl "' Annett• Funocelo but • lhy ..,, _ , . , tmole boloes hoa nutv fleer As ElvOid p~oW<t guotor and I playecj oetaet"'l lookong lor a of ~ ondl>tla o f l o V o . - c.lled t o $:1; thai Etvo.d _.., sutl• 1 eutJe P'• on the Tomorrow $11ow thet he wos IOvllflle pu>bably l•k• WallY CPa or Und«dog, I fogured Anyway tho cell"' SOld he still Guii•VIted dry lfl/11 bu1 NJ -. as SO nkfl Or. brts of helt of Tm)t thtJ n\an w hcltelked about thrs y~r s g1t1 tS talkaog about thut vear•s womll(l. Tt\at's not ve•• not-.. to .say E.C f\0 tooQ.Of 11"1'"\:' women are devtOu' bitches. .t·s (0 call out that h1ff tM 1.rn1 he a<lmns women lt h.ra equal. Actually, ot' o mo.o "''thiS bitch •• eQual to'"" ba$1&rd but, <:Map offaors ond so> jol<es being equol, Etv;s sees 1h1 w oman •• compass.onaut ~-f'1()1: ...cJI$\1(. ~~¥ enctl On ''Lover's Wall<" he yoll$ that love • prmy gawl(y ond tenuous ond eclrM• he' s 'looltong foo: 1 hencl Wlth 1 .,...sonll tOUClll " Then, after QrV"'O a lnend ildiiiCe, he makes rne OOOd Sarnll•ton .,_..,ton "You-. Never Be A ~" by reeiP'otet"'!l 'I don't w anna bO f or$\, I ,ust wanno pan On " O!!Ierenr Fonger" he pleads woth the female to,.._ don't lte•t and to~- !Me VfN' ronga off, aa If 114 1110 PMlful eommends "" " Thi• Yo.,..s Girt" llalll been tempel ild by bolro\llng "' the pow01 o t othe<s Hll yells become beaeeehtng to'"""" to. TNst 11 bld·guy fU<ne<I·OOOd·vuv pop musoc. of not oto Nic:t< Low e, ala Johnny Call\. lt'o lllte Elvis hes Cleared the restaU<ont oablo w hich he 110 loved tO d ll'tY with w'''" ootpoum. Elv11 tho N:a pOt down a place sentng to serve food, courM by logreel course. As usual. the music Is focusild by the t eiS"'!I H'onV of purn>~ng Iynes But ~·· the dloop-earild uoderdOO singlng, not the bigot ed Mo$1 of thet'o pre <entad ""'" cloor · prod..euon not rorthng . revO<be<ltlng _.,r eornpletety c:weseot "' tne flf'S1 t wo 'ecords Soh show tune-s mA e friends w oth loud guotora ond pricloful songong blow• tJubblaa wtth Vlln WIOiin8 BaclcUD (lM!n r-ook -•d. A lot of f*11* .... vttl"'!l eaatod - . , a now group 001 of Ireland ~U2 ond t ' - oebu1 LP Boy Somct.mes .n ov• ~of rave ,...,..w1 hom - •ndtv.ctu.ts w ith ··uy•• tend' to tub me the wtong w•v II"'' don't t.ke •o bo told wt>a1 os "good ~oe So _., a - • of ""t\81 srttongs wnh Boy I found mva<>tf wapot,ng w rlh far-<>ff mnuone.. ond f.,rly dar~ lihadow a undet~cw-vedly overhong...-.g th4s ~ 1..., Tt•te• o l oom<1 of moll •mportont oti>Umo of lhe rarer 19 70s lfOH. namety e6w,e's Low.'"'lJirravo•"s H*'H•fiMI, Tolevl....,'o ,.,_.Moon, ond XTC's Drums tMd Wires Even one of the '"'Illes from the LP A Oay W•'-1 Me " rem.nded me quote 1 bot a l CPwbovs ,k\temttiOI'\M. l'speoa1ty Ken lock..·s vo<."' And tl'• II fOfSI 10 ploee U2 elo>ng wc:l1 ,.,...t roelc ,,_....,..,...,. N Joy O.v.-. . tho l ' s y , _ F..o. ond Echo ond 1M Bumymen But Ot>ee the c1ost hed Mttled ..ouno me r>~~ 1 puohild -IIane• t..., OUt of my room -l*lo.._,tv rhe IOoa oiiUV"'!I the e f O t _ , _ gr.,..... lnd albums..the rev;ew 1-'bert some-urnH ., tdentti...tJie fli6me w. br"'9 poootrvo rHUitsl - f bogon to reel.., my own untllmiJhed doooovorv of 1 g<oal 1980s' SOUnd rno.. four VOU"'Q musfelanl have notched themMfvH a modttm Ql'OOYO lnd ore e~plo<tmg tho$ find quilt conv•nc:lngly. On tht outs•dt looking In, nothing oil th11 ••chong •• hlpoenlng Ill YOU let tOO much ahp by thOI lsi But lriten to • Nttlll closer lnd hur the E<~ge's gui111 w orlt- e llyht ild combiMIJon of slor111ng chotd progressioN lnd ffCity. tense QUtW sokK. lt·s an e n ack on one' • MnM& L111en1o the tlghtly-lulit rtoythmlc dm...-o - a s vnt'-• o f Adorn Oavron'o lnd Llrry M.-'s dr\¥T> ponems. -'>~bloCks ol sovnd on tOP of one onot he< And held..._ 8ono Hewson the ~~ """''o: bUs .,.....,.._,. -y Polyroek IRCAI Potyroc~ 4s an atbum and • band It '' 1110 1 COf'ICIIPI F>toduc:ed 1>1' , _...,.., ......1 g ..dtt eM • c:ompo""' ""'""' Glass ,,,,..,.,. fOt ~~<• · ''"""" mu.c:''l. the~ revea~• tt~f 10 tlw c.•e111'we t.ltet* IO be • nell WNVe Of pofyfhytflme tl.:tU'I"tW erfd tnstHJn...-.t~ f'Niltt~~ eec:h g•vtng ~trve ,..,..,~to the othef The r"'-'1 •• f'T'IUaiC • rth • bnoc rl>yth<nc: CC<'e .,...,.,,., """"'"""" wl1och lnd out of~ 01 1ogu1tr "''""•• prOduarlg 1 highly dlrtc'toONII e>o«o of thll dra.,.. ttw .,steoer- """•th rt much es the CILMtentl tn 1 mowftlrQ ''"-"' 'WOUld As '"' the ..... _... _, Pclvn>et< .. bo...,.cty • "" f-"' --of guol.ll$. ~. ­ ....a- ""'"''"''""· - . . . . , " blu lthero,. no rill bon plaYod on t he a!bunll olong Wlt~ Phil Gla.. on poono and ildditoonll keyt>oardo The millie os unonhibttild, to uy tlla 1Ms1 In fact I feel lhlt 10 1ho musoc " Nympl1'' 11 would bo - • e o •• '"'"""'"'"'~~ and ~ elmost to the pg;m of being oppiHSive But n osn't ttolly tn fact . I found •t very w arm. lr - v end •w•"'ll· I>Vt then. I .....,Y ~ouovemolo>e. AI of thos hoghly _..uild tc't•V~Iy os .,._erfy d.ogu!Sod u • _,of new wove-· p1MIUOio p.ono .,..... rodo ' n' roll pecltege .__,.~to be eornmeoc..tty bUt ontelleeouoly -.ghto - - a A l U ! I I tlrlost- loU myMif &II ,.,.., oc:c:es-. .,.......,,"'11 ...P.LEASE HELP!! Do us a favor - due to our annual inventory, w e mus,t retua..t.J». majority ><Of our textbooks to publishers by March 23, '81 . PLEASE BUY THE TEXTBOOKS YOU NEED NOW!!! Thank You University ~okstores SQUIRE HALL - CHRISTOPHER BALDY JOSEPH ELLICOTT COMPLEX i �! ©prodigal sun l Phoenix. 1.. I,....... ~ -....~ eo ~- -:---t- \.. 'l - II they . . aoi"'"U for~ bolter. mora-don f - 111-w-.t"'-, The colurlrial now _. that 1 know mv N:oject. but I no V1llld llyte to . . - I t ln. Hera, that tr-otH to filii in with tho~ <X fill out. AI tl>e WlfV out. ! 1970--.illtC*wl\lnyot.J ..... ln .._.... When I tried to oolt me •~ ""-"¥ tNngo occumtd aince - . - concerning Jaf1 Simon - · --..,-.g . oritiCIIm .. "" .... lltlde, he ...... , .woulljec:t. ~ i _g - ! " tnnlgllt muoie'' -l<indofl. NtyWffV, d'ia tHnl · And wMI 1 degr-. - · " W ... tolllc:hMI, me ywre Wilting II fUlly not the WlfV J.u It Wl!lt... M>out. What~• my criterill Look, I've writinQ Jaz for the Nnf• Iince w.., prefening to continue • " ' - irnlt.uon G' of Don....._ • a N!*er !the WDf<l "mon" 8 1 U d t - aech .,_I, 0... ""'' In ,.. anlele COI>tained • ~ Atebic ~ w1t11 Ita ona-word ...,...tlon pinted tight nelrt to it. Ho pro04am, right1 w,_. " Thlolon't., Atlbic: ..._ _How'a that71" ,. . wO\Ad later accuea , . of t1V1nQ to atlr • oltln conlllctll A8 can be - · the ,_,er w.. In no WlfV inter-eel In ofttring me -.y critical ~. end was beinQ ! ge,..,. quita _ , - . , ""'~-- 1 Clllmly penied off aech intUit . n I fo4t my ~ waol!i<lg thin, .a-d l'llt1> once mo<a WHAT·HIS.CRI SM·WA5-0f· THE-ARTICLE. Ancl. the mlnutas WO<a on, the ,._.., began ohouting worda lmo the pt,one Wl1k:h leu to do wltll MY ldnd 01 p < o l - - -. let Ilona -...tic critlciom. Shut:k-n.jtve n hOW 'fO'J dolfr cueeln Ia rhino• '*"-· c-tJc,. -~neon r.oidMM Ia ~ .... ond me lett ttq I .....,.., 1 -room heel-w• .m. ..,. "*' with • ,.,.,.ojc c:Np "" hit ....,._, So I uld -lu1g up. lllou4d--.w•. .., ~ That fl WMn't. Eve!> mora tlenlgrMiftO than me ,._ repanw'a .....,.,. "rap" ......-iiV ....,. ~r ..... by him •• a • -·up. In a lengthy letter to the coiUmnlet. I CD<dlaly Informed l:lf V... V.,Y quellty In hie lottO<. I elao Invited him to~ molto- critlc*na of at'lla. inatood 01 No COf'ltinuod tontruma over difl•ences of peroonol "*" Ha never ohowecl. ·~· - Among othe• tl'wtlQI uaed by tile ,._.., In that lottor Ia a tctic which 1)01 only heo bean Uled on me by ve<led peraono in poo4tion llndudinQ certain U8 lnatructorolong beforo 1 9781; it io a IKtlc widely ll>d aopaclolly uaed on v•iecl ~ Wor1tl .nlato and atudontl lamor>O - ·· •••• . . ~ myMII. Muctl good, lnd mora INn a few ~velncklenta - CD<ne mv. "'""· Whllt I!Mmod from J.t1 w .. ~ that he counted' on. or ,..-y - CO\Atl ·"- · -.vWifV· Ho~~~thould.-Ho p<-ed" me lor the tO<\Q\IOII 01 I - rnlf1\ioned In d'ia ortlclo' a -"-r Metiono. WNt t conctumely ~ from Jeff Simoo"l was ~ t•rlble loaeon that w-. and me mo<e oonociantlouo White• lleYI either l<nown or .,. 1 valuebll, long jult 1lllflllng In l!mant ohoc:k. I learned of the paranoic~. elllt\ unc:elleO-fot .... held by ~ IVPH of Whiteolthe type of Whno lind be tranlt . "' 01 luc:h wllo-. ell ··uo·· downt.- po ICJ4k could hive the ..,.... ~unltleo 10 " they" do · un~ one.ol "uo'' coma up 10 pUt ''their" inte<ltlona "" the line. ~ "they" ....... eillle< .. ungrateful, unt-llbiV miiM1tlwoplc. unr....,...bly " rodlcel" t~ In comparieon to wllet11, or-If tho ...,... io '*""e '""udeol rNIIy ....,...,_. tb<eet. Wlwot ~ Is thllt ''\hetr' ,... of .. .,... !which lo, 01 coune. o Nlf-lnclut:<ld lnhlbltlont · In "t/lelr" mind, e projudlce ..,....,... IDo•plic:ably forcing on "them!" Pl(ll)le k- abwir>g each othe< mthe nome of individual colloctlve eulturH. tinging It IIOUnd as o badge of ouppoeed ouperlorlty, IVe<l H 0 detttmlner of wllo moat ~ to live. But cultufe II ·~one thing. - one tNng only: Identity. Hot hotrod. or greecl QUilecl . . alltlom. Identity. Everyone has an Identity. Ot ohoUid. AeiM!vlly Thie foi!uta by k11Y - ' " in lit~<e~Y lend olh«l pooitlona to ecloquotely Uncla<atlnd. ~- Of .. thii)IO!lle wor10nt wltll "O....o" that I've_,. -· o.te .......,.,_, lo lha onlY one the<e who ll>owecl me more .,_ a modicum Of the IIIPICt due - 11om -that. WlwoteYir ell,...,._ wfltlno oltll or eiJbject matt•. Oalo io not e enol>. profasolonel In OU< c:oonainly Howwor. o.te mec1e a dreatlc milt- in writinQ the "Urtnrt llvlflllo " ~ . end w11oev1< eaoiGned Nm to writa me pioce m - 1 gr-• mlltot<o. For It ia - 11\at o.te'a auperior didn't think the IUbjec:t matt• lmponem enough lor Nm to cl!ed< Otlle' o occuracv. OoJio~ /KM$, t~ liNd of Gwto. lit hff'4 bou ., - · Thill poi'1IOn MilO ,..., • lfOUtf'C» of ~·~t/OffH w.fNn. fltP(1tn gM"ffllim . , rttiiOIVtHJ in , . 1918 flnco. I,,_~ him on Just hOW d(l/gMit M ..... In OWJrlook/ng wllllt Jeff w.u wrltin(lobout. In thfl ,.,t.,. or..,.,- ''lnr~t!M" ~11/Mt loss of""'....,._. •• ta.uon, hfl thM ~ ,.,. of Mn/gatlng ond ottocAit!g .Hif I who was "in • position to hfl/p .. ,.,., hfl uldJ, when thtt litton ;usr ro him cJNrl'( pm'Hd thfl , . . _ to ~ uw. Fmhor, hfl lvmtHJ on, thflre wu elmNvt-'Y no trHd or Mlltx hm to know anything tboVt OM of Nl dN•f wrlt#H'$' , . , topk•l ~fltSIIIoN/. l.adc o f ia obYioua in Olio' o article. Ho mendon of \ndivloOUI ~ Woriclors ouuide of tWO l*ll>le, and thet mention wullliarii!Pf-ecl n a Just BuHflo Cll)e<allon. not • e c.,._._ ' betw•n otpMI/zltiono. Ho mention of , . d!illlne work ~ In thl C0<111ty' 1 elementary ond high tochoofl by me Alter-native UtlfeiY Program in the Schoolo, locoRy run by Uaa Albtectlt 01 U8' • I.N!minv Cent•. Ho mention of c.~- Polite, or upcoming lnnovwtoro li~• Gerakfono Willon H.,., Muwwalclt: No. as'" a• • • lktff111on01<1 litlfory C<HtMtY lo tn the pocket of one ltont con>QOood of two 0< three gr<>U!>S which happen to be OVIttun with cut-rata prime donneo. Thlo I• simply not the caot. fll•., •-•ch the--· l'o<ltic inttoplclt lllto .Joy Welsh. Phil Powloold o couPia of otllo< genutnt ortlsta mentioned In the t<t1c1e"""" tl>an t<>Un opace. fuat •• ..,.,., of thl " lltororiano" covered in "Urtnrt 8ufflllo " have yet t o merit it. space the B<llflllo Ewning lftwa. The feat..,.. writlan by rod< crftlc OM ~. was · they 1\ave -.c~y hoQged tor much too long. antltlecl "Utert~rv Buffalo." The quHtion for • ch~. rrme fO< the "-•'Ia: dld the go1 J - Hlrwel. one ol me two bt_.. ~Iodin "Utwor, B<l/flllo," ouppliH d'ia ........ I cloling thought. n Oj)NI<I for itaotf. • • . •. D.4LE ANDERSON TOURS THE I.ABYRINTN/AN~WHfTE" SCENE "If! your ' - " artldo on the 8uffflo wu ....,... than ....-ptloedthat""""'-- ~ w ... r.ll OUt. The ~ ""1111"11 thlt you to~~tocllho ontlta or moa ot thl llt..-.y OonlmurlotY. In ac:tuojjty rt I tOU< of the Allontown Community Canw • ue Lrtor.,y &oene. No - oont-ecl • Calee Tlodole, Cvnt:IU 8. Wilhrna, 'MII<o Hopkin~, Kerl Engljon. 8erbera a.nko, Jooelyn Mull, Elctot>decl Roota lnd 1 few , _ llleck poeU end~ on me Eeol Side. Nor wert~ notable Hl.ponlc -tolilta Juato Gonzalor. c-lnd,...., Gonz.- -it- wntlng community, I w• oontoc:lecl, At trat ~ you mleht t""* tho! rt wao pwely ooinclclantal. but thille a ~ IMoblem Meybe It WIO eeol• juot 10 ..at to a 1- noted Whrto poetl, lnd gNo ref•-• to me and Juan Gonzalez f"' tho rtm - only ume thtt .Jusr Bufflk> his co41- with tho Poetic Atta Collec:We II fact wllid\, corMc:ident.-y, ;,n'tmemN>necl -.v-• in ""' erticfa. Nor .. the group at tho Con~or tor Positive Thought -try mentioned}. when 7he !Nws joumaliate put the bigo!V'V eoida and 11011 jult pr...,ting the GrMt l\ll'lt'lw Front' It .. of w•• no~thaiOtlle­ worb on the..,.... floo< u I do and heo _ . . t me without . ..., Hldng one _,;on conceming Black literary Wrk...._lt Ia of n o - fl>atl hive the only reo! performing Poetry & Muait: lt1HfTll>lo in Buffalo. or that the Poetic ...,.. Co4loctlve is a new Block & ~group. It is of no conMqUttnCO tl>at 1 ~ be putlli$hing • book of ooem• ""' summot. 8ut What about thl l*ll>le I havo mentioned. and other people ~ke Shoron rtlCOglnize cf'Ntivtt Third Worktwa Hotley7 M""Y ol tMM 1)101111 l>a\le not tndlQeno<l$ to thla ...a contlnues, unfortunttety, to the pruant tloty. A prime ceae of tl\llla tho Februaty 27 coVe< ttory for thll "Gusto" -ion of only · but have ~hod also won boob awlfda- for-thei< work.'' -e Sl- r.,.. ~~ COMMUTERS· fm:J TAKE NOTE! • "Commuter Day" is coming March 20th Featuring: COMMUTER BREAKFAST-S am · Noon lnd MID-AFTERNOON HAPPY HOUR 2·5 pm ..~... Free Admission, 3 Beers for $1.00 WGRQ FM Rock·N·Roll Machine ALL IN THE FILLMORE ROOM $QUIRE HALL Sincerely J-Harweft P.S. " ond this comes Ill in Block Hirl01'( Month./" �If you ~can't stop the music' then 'donee the night away' i •1 Ddlora X UIHiqwlsl clonal< by ""U>UJ """"" ........., •• th< c:anniA. . or bdl"ftl ....th ltl< fUJid I'&DIIII prOJOCU ''Tlul rt:at •t'r~ lftCU'll Jii'IOCUOC'I • 't nncr c'\P'fded.'' laid If )'OIIf dandna ·~.,.. merdy idly coltcttlna diHI Doris, <011na th< Otwn Ed lloobtor• u an c:umpk 1n ttl< dolcl. s<t thcfn oo )~"' f«t and llan <Oitoaln& money U .a rear•, pnd pnx wUJner L.oca Waldman, ¥rho "WU iP$1.-d. Tlunk about danctna "for thoti< "'llo cM't." lponsor<d by Sub Bollfd I. l AC., ..td, " II Ill bcMb do.., 10 ambition •3d oothu•lawn "To colka htr priK •IDnlna total UB'• 5th Mnoal Communily Aa10«1 Co1Pl (CAC) - • • · WalJ moo laid $1t<IO( (&mU), fri<tld> 1Uid lr<lb Bollfd , pontO«<< o.- M-h<M> for lht Mui<'War l>)wrophy ..,...,_.. to donate 111011<')'. O..O..a Sprq Bra ~ $It< too~ A<JOCial>an (MDAI "lll be bdd oa Jdl<duk Apnll, 4 1Uid S - . . MDA c:annllt<n ~\Gmt 10 5 ) - tO Jd ,_, ., SQ.-. Hllll'a r~~~mcn ltDonL 'Tiul )'Qt'• 11tlllld pnu bu - · And- or htr fnc:ndo, shr sarc1. bdd a bat• oak 1101 ,... -....d...-. But lata , _ <KII ,.,."" or 11K ror be! _ , hn ~ ~. r- E..,, d..,.. th< . ......... a>Upk ,_,-c;~ . Th< Coapla CO<IUDlttot b not Ill -a. of ttl< Mr Ualt Cofttau. Hoimlt.,..n..,, Sla•< Oa~ ar>J coupk, or UBI bell clancftt-b•n Ollly 1n >nrch or I)<Opk Loolo-AIIk< Coma11 ore only four of tht ..-, tiWII. • II<> unt to uo~• JO houn 1Uid wm tbcm tntO a fun •«k<nd •por11cn con rw """"'Y for rbcir ciA-.., "h1k ""'"'"' to bdplna thooc •oth Mutt~~lv O,.llrophy. promot< the 30 hoot Dance M.,..ho• 01 th• .am< •- · ''Do ya w1nR1 dancct~· It is not too lace if )'OU \1111 -.ant to 11«0fdina 10 MDA lll<ratur<. an lnvol•<d 1n tbc arnt . A«orcllnc to Coupb Commoucc "Ad•anml p!IJ1nina • orb beR in r:wrnt money." Co-dwrpmoo Sari Da•IJ. 3S coupb ar< ~ up no,. <\PIIIn<d ·Waldman, •-"'a "ao into th< suburb• to ........ ,..., atthb urn. . ... ludy 1f ... ....,.. pu$1tlna to:· colka .......,. !door 10 _ , _ .. Ill< ...d. EJtll<t a.n corn< flf'lii-<IK coupk or th< poup to li'Dft- " H... t e" o-but bolb an IICCdtd ud the;) need adl otlou. AU IIIOIK')' ....... .,,... b< tuno<d re by II pm, April«, cob< Aceordlftl 10 MDA ~ lht _ , CJIPIIIUUOft .. <nunt<d lht coorl'k'• 101.11 . r -sibk for pa)'U11~ Sl0 - (« , ThiUHO b<paod Coolpb Com01111« ~ Da•11 aMI Urn> .., or bcfor< Mardi 17, colkaloa <onnul<n •iD b< 5oacf - I Nil If All) couple b.u cllffrtlh) findona o - - · d1>1nb•1<d to 111< CIO\I tlx) _.., hdp. A "H.,.. -To" mi&bt b< hdpful ror lntunt<d covpkl. Cao'l tiO,~ "S.,n up tabkl arc In Squir< Center lo41nac fot C'OIIpi<l ....,..;tmcattoday." .aid Dam, ud .,..,.....-y lnfonMuon " AI>O, MDA Wly• tbat t tl< spnruor 11 r<<porulbk for rai5ina IIVailabk "Lut Fnday pa>pk ,..,• .,.., t•U!\1 CIO\Ipln m..,ey forth< clanana coupk. A ....,th<M>•poknmoo ~aid a application• • P J. Bcx tonu' H_,- Hour. Wt 11m fot 60 common mb<onc<ptton ;, tbat "You pkclac to mod! fcx <OU!>I<I." Da\lt. added, "bul if ,... 8<l .!0, that'D b< _.t." .,....,. hour th<yda-.." No pkclacl•••n...tml-<h<_, IG order to p1att '" rhr top fl¥< ,........., claiK-<n mOM " collc<l<d on th< 1p01 or 111 1M f01111 of a <II«~ . Pccplt 1211 flni;h ...h Ibert """"'"' eit»1 . . , . . th< l1ocx ~ Frottlrt E.dattN ""I"' - · .,..r... ,..,.""" t ! ••Y• ··= ,.,...,ell partMn..., * at p.m. fndo) lll&ht "Doa't thlnlt a bool1 JO ho<ln," warned •mna Waldman. ••or dtt )'OU <"OUkifl"1 do ••· h"• a lot of '""'~·" stl< add<d, CAC ..... h<tr ful ," Sl..dcnu $ltoWcl ..,,..1 on tha< fricndt. to bdp 11Km, <lie uplaiOC'd ''"* crll--"""'- . ._, l/1~- .... qwnt-.. S..•11'4""4"' c - . J - « tJ«tw.- • 6JI·J~11 MARCH 8th NAZARETH ... APRIL WINE _,_ .,._~H· Tl X AVAILABLE -[- AT THE DOOR KANSAS WITH SPECIAl GUEST LOVER BOY TUES. MARC" 31 e.t~• ...... Alld TIX Oft SALE NOW/ ,.....,. ......_ ., ,_,., ra" ..._ , , ,..._. ,. .... t.IRIITiltM ...... ..... ,e...;, tMJ ltiiJIIkt_,. " ' - -• 01/tllw coupon.,., maillo: "'-* IARoy. College Relltlians Coor<IINIOr- • Getw.t~ THERIN6S TALAS • I I I I P.O ID 3011 PomoN, CA 111786 I ,Name ________~-------------------Acldress City ' State _ _ Zip _ _ Schooi ___-.,.-_ _ _ _ _ ___,_-'-Major Date of Graduation - - - CI·N·AAL DYNAMICS Pomona Division .u.s. --~""'*"-CllaNIIIp-- . ---~----------~---------------~-·------· �1 ! l .'i ! Force and TKE skulls .... to meet in hockey finals The opcaiq or tile -ifiMI .....-"-•· A r.. remarked, "'t rouocla of lhc lacr-wal delillild)' a cr-d ..-r.• Hac~«Y "A" te..,.. ~~~~ Ooua Bcaudenc sbot the w• were beld lut ~ • 4bc Tonawanda lcetimc Spona ~Iller with actioo provq Cut aad rurioua. The openiJia pmc----. tile aty Boys aad ~­ FC~~Ce-w• -.M b1 Mnl IILDUOUI pnlltln • Mlpam Force woo "' 0"trtlale ) -2. ....... Ojlll-.1 "" tile ICOrilla .. tile lint pmod. but lho City 8o)'l reeovcrul tile k.t aftn ICOriQa t'III'O s«CCeel llltiac Md ~~«nod aoala. Tile Force te knotted tile acort the third PHiod ctUJiQa tile Iudden dc•b O"enimc: •. Both teams' play wu """""' plada1a MaplForcc In . the.linlls . 111 111r scconc1 aamc or scrm. llaal playorr action, the TKB Skwb raced off aalllast Pbarmal:)'. 1.aat rear lht teama 1M1 ill ttle "8" ~ape lillalf. Bill Siddoa. pqyq bis best paw all . . - . pur TICE OD thr ICIIC'Cbc.d • 7:SS of the lint pmod: A - e '-ta-,1'111 l:a& I "'Il ... lib Til~ Schw.rt&, Siddon\ left wiQa, Tofllllll Sllow; after tbc KCWcd I hr •lt!Diaa p,al. Three IIICiftOioaoe, It WII O"Cf .• Ht T KE players bad t"'o .,.,As aoailted oo Koutkr\ l«oa4 apoecc-Boll Siddoa. Pa11l IOal wllidl • • the OGiy Ilion· Kocitlcr,and KC"iD BrabOD. handed eot1 of 1be poe. TKE's aoalteader Adam The lone l'twmecy 1011 •as Da•lt, who has the lcape\ JCO<ed b1 Dave Edwards In the lo•est pMis qainst avcr.,e, second pulod . Paul Comeau and Steve Vandemark were •••cl, TKil's Other acorers. "What we did tonlpt was 11011\1111 compared 1o what is IQina to happen on tht nc<t aamc," lillulla dcfrnscman Kc•in llc'aboa laid. The r~t~a~a will be held \1otoday. Man:h 23 •hell the "1aan11111 Fortt beltln ....,mst the TKE Skulls lOr the "A" L.,_.IIC ChamploMNp. -<••"~''"~ Ll•ros lOA caMM.le, ...... • ,._.n~relatMu• ,.n.-u,......... s-t-to: n. ........... lHL S]J~~i ~ Slln'U, IUU For-......,... .... u •.-1 .,. ROOTIFS ..'" '"'Dillliit 0. O..W. ONer tfa.w.WIIIst fl& ......................... wm<nM~ £Jqlne Sept. so. '11 VAUDANmME aoonn ,_, ___...,..., -Vli~W-J.....o..t~ IISM ... '--"'~-r �~--~~·-~~ ·~------- snorts ; ==~========================================== { Hogan's ; i powder PODER . lly Toay PeUI ~•Ediror Thdinah or the men '• "A" and "8" Jaaue intromurol basketball dwnpoon•lliP> wen hdd ·n Clark Hall on Wedn~ and the di1play ns anytltin& but basketball ,. Its (mat. Maybr undlo< 11 ios fines~, but ckrmitely 1101 o5b.ed The "8" te.111e pia fin< and Hopn'• H<foes crul to an easy ll ..poinl \liclory _.1 over PODER. behino tnc shootinaofthe fOOtball Bulls' quanerila<ks Jimmy Rodria••• and Marty Barrett. Rodricuu led all ICOI"trs with 14 poinn and Barr<!lt chipped in 11. Tht H<ro<> had a modest daht· point lead at halrlimt. 30-ll. but ~rt'lt:h~ that to the Y.innin.a marcin on &Mer bustle. "We shot like bl...,. in the first half." .aid Heroes' Rkk Adam>. HOOt( SHOT• ,-,. tMIICMm•t•ecl pl.,., ..._., • t1WJ1 •••t t.-om .-. ~---M eM "I ''The Olb« learn couktn-• bil WNNidl(a _, ...w.;bH.,_et:bd conte111 Hootn'l H.._t 4et.. t.M POOEI\ Wh I~ layups. h Willie "Quiel< Dni,...'McGrew freelana: basketball: Tbcr< was a orr...., li<C'Ond half .. the PM< became total of fi•e minUtel worth Of The Ph<nolbarbl cot bad: ioto oncreuinaly sloppy. Ovfinkl< the pm< wnh Garfinkk'• offense continued to plead •ith hu team for ckfenli<. \ The Sorucs matcbcd up o;ain11 an<l a wdden offcmile spun by n>Of< tnterurty on defmse, but ha the Pbenolbarbl in tbe "A" te.~Ue fom><r buketball Bull Tony'Smnh urJinas ~lTU 10 no avail.. championships ano the The Batbli remained dwp on Pbenolbarbs ran away ""tb ll\e at the end of the haH. Smith had been •hut do,., IIIOSI of the ruoa orr .... and llrctcbcd thar lead 10 pm<, winnina 63-52. • The aome opmed with Arthur lll!WI beeause or poor sllo«ina II pomu, SS-44.01Smith'•ouuick and ..,..,. f110111dlc defense by shOOiin& sharpmed. The Sonic:> Garftnkk and Reilly Wasltinclon iiOJinB a m- off. llolh playcn WasllinJton. The edJ< ,...,t to the becamt lax u rbe: mlnuta •ound traded orr buekeu until the Sooks Phenolbarbs, J:Z..lt .. the half. down and the ~ (tnally The sec:ond &arne was all ~ ~ behind a fastbn:ak - PoJr ckfeM< coontinued In th< wropped the up, 63-52.. led PODEI\ "'ith 14 poinu. Adaqu alto p~~ot credit 10. has btn<h •trenath. china 'Jim Nai'Otney, John Mlzc<ak and 8111 Doolittle for mdr dutcjl wppon. 1""' Hocan an<1 Roam 'upplied the mljority or board po.. cr (or the V~inntn. o.,.. .............l<lft led all...,.......~ 20 110101• an4 Gatfinkk and Smull eath chipped in 19. Thincu or Satkb's. polnli ~ill the IC'Cond holf. Jon WiUJM Of the Sonic5 .... the only plaY<f to foul out. ··wr: were a Aronct'f tam 1.0 bqia •itb and •e controlled the t..,po," GatfintJe said . " 11oe dJclo' r let them take tbe pme to"' I fdr DO.prc;-n OUI t/lc:re." I just llll more point I----P~ ~!~~~6---.... by Toay PtUI SpwuEdmw The UB Athletic Otparunent hu its greatest opponunity to improV.: its overall spons program by a panial elevation to NCAA's Division I. If Univo-sity President RotJ<,n L. Ketter turns do»1lthe proposal set before him by a group of concerned alumni, athlttic directors, and others associated with campus athletics, he would not only be doin& a great dis~rvice to the University, but to the people of Buffalo as well. A suon& athletic program- Division I is the epitome-can IJc, a huge revenue gmerator for a school. Notre Dame is a perfect exampl• of this. The largest single source of incomt for the South Bend university com.. from tht FiShtins Irish athletic program. Not only does a strong pro&ram create income, but it also can auract new students. Everyone in the SUNY system Is well awveof the enrollmmt problems in some of its member schools. A Division I ltvd proaram would now only encourage greater enrollment, but' allevil!e some of the money problems the State's school• are not dealing with. The greattt the enrollment the more mon~y appropriated for that institution. The Fidd House also must tJc, considered. What sood is having a 10,000 seat facility and a basketball team that draws a maximum of I ,SOO? Most oflhe time they draw a quaner of that. A top caliber team for this University could fill the field house, generate revenue, and keep Buffalo basketball fanatics satisfied with, entertaining games. The Bulls also have one of the toughest schedules in Division Ill buketball. With Upper Division schools such as Niagara University, Central Aorida State Uniii<I'Sity and Stetson Univtrsity on the UB slate, it is ludicrous not to upgrade the program. What good does il do a school's imase to have its team go out and get its ilead kicked in by a much better school? With no scholarship money in Division Ill and an abundance In otbe.- divisions, U 8 ((lnnot compete at an equalltvel. . . . Poor morale is another problem that thtS Umversny has 10 deal with. Not only is th< morale poor within UB, but also between UB and the community around it. Students and surroundin& residents would rally around a successful athletic proiram. Good teams generate prid• among students and busin<SS for the community. UB has a highly reprded academic Slandi11g nationally and prides itself on that imaae. Som• people feel that image would tJc, m dqered with an athletics upgrading. No o ne is suuesting that sacrifice. The improvement can't help but brin& mon: money into UB, money that could tJc, used to improve those academic pr-ograms that liO liOrely need it. This sc:hool has a high academic ratins. Why not athletic too? Computer Products & Instrument Groups will be recruiting on campus: Thurs. March 19th - Please contact the Career Planning Office for details and an appointment. -· Please j oin us on MARCH 18th, from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm for wine and cheese at Talbert Hall, Banquet Room "We're excited about our future. ..join u.r' We are an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer �f Califomiachamin' j UB·students engineer Baja buggy l ' c ~ "' !. : ::_ tbt ~Ilion. The •chidt "Juda<d on -chlclt burtt by UB for t.u mancu,..erabOity. d«ian. oompnhlon-ran~<d 13 01& or 21 USlhf'tia and off..,-a.d endurana. CJUria. " Slidr"l thrOttle and What do you 1<1 wh<n • ) 'otl The comp<tidon is dt>icncd to faulty 1tcc:rUia moebanlsm •'hldl combine II oenior m<dlan~eal alto,. <1udtnt ..,..,.,.... 10 bc:eot1>< for«d the car lh< road and onto cnaJnccnna 11ud<ltu. a natiOCW familiar "ith the )l<opet d<>t~D of a • tree were blamed (O< lhe poor eompet_Uion. and an overflov. or componenr "rule ~«Pin~ ..,... t:ho-.ina. tnthus•••m? 1\ Mini count. do-. n. T.t1 l1 projct'l pro"tdt"J L&<t )t'llr'• 1um IS>C'IJ1bkd t The llUdenu-atl UB srud<nlS with >aluablt fitld shdt l"'ti<lllltk>a to hdp the underaraduatti-ba,.e been <•pntm« •hilt lh<Y art SIUdyina n.ITt'Ol ~up undenrand lh< pl&nnrna and an orr-toad, in 1ht Uowaiity cnvu'oNI'Jml or rhe first 'chicle and prO'icle odl·t«hia 'ltdlitk . . . Sqxt!riWf. Suppli<d only "ith an Clpt bor~ •nJi&ht 10 prc"C'rU future Tht twd.crk wl!lJIIII)<O((jUSIIWO poYtoer, rour stroke air--cooled malfuoctJoAs A< a raull, all pOit days bftore anodtaloo In May t i maJne by a....,. and Sc ret ton. miSiala ha>< h<en COtT<Ct<d and 1h< car-<ran!ipOn<d by o pkk-UJ! \tht<le muSI b< a operarlonal •• the ttarn " confrd<nr of a hrcl>ly truc~-and tht Juld<n!$ 1ravt1 sand. mud, nJCI<d tmaio 111d deep res.pcoc~abk- ~"'"'' not • v.in. 10 T...,..,.. T<dl for rompnuion. ""''"'· CosiS mult nOt......, St2100 Tht >thi<'lc u>ed in Wt year '• Sporuor<d by th< Soa<ty or and h •boutd be able 10 OI)Qipctioon, Ilona -.ith the frame Au1omotiYc Enslnters. lhc <Orufonably bold • 6'3", lSO 10 ~ used th1s year, "o-c nbibrted comprcitlon atnac~s ttami from pound adulr. at the Buffalo ConH•niotl Cmltt In varioU$ n..;nftrina ~ acrDQ Ltil year'l produet-the Orst late ,..cbruar, dudna th.c by Ly... Mu;ur s,.m,..... Siolf ..,,,.,. orr a.,. na.... buii<IUia ,.;n tr CAltfORNIA Ofiii..S; The or• of ttw Ul £,.•..,..;"1 ~ HI tfNI. ......t«aM WIW.h ,......,... • ~ eo~• urt ""' .ehfde ...... tf~ to ,..,...... Tldt lot • . .., ~\;en.. .-.ct.. e..a~..mna Fail The r..r. w1Uch featured tnno' .ulon' 1n the n1&Jn«rina fiCid. hroulltt lOifth<r pO\'Ote ('()in pan>. ' • bllll Kboof> artd coUq:t:S 10 .ihart- 1n nt• Ldel) a.nd int<nJif) old ann. Tilt Mini Boja ..., the onl) \chl(l< in oht C\'mt . Currrnt ream capaain: Stc:w: Rosato from Ut.ca. Ntw York 11 cooOd<nl !hal tlu' yean• P<oduct h~J ..an rxtdlnu \.11104.% or comina h -~ I 'IUM:ka: Qf thAn th~ la!t modtl and measur<O up 10 Pf'n•ous winner' ,..hdt havina au OUI on lOp, nc\'"nSAt) modtft.tat K t.n\ to talr 1hrt • ad\'&IUIIC·" • The UB S.udCJU 1\-.odatron, th< 1\nr<r•:an So.ll'lt of Mec:haniCtl 1:-.aatntth·. th~ Mtthanital En&Jnttrin& Otpaumcnl and "ariovs pnvatt compante. an fund rna rho proj«< . Hown'er . additional hell' " ,;fiiii,,'Cek'd, Tht team IS DOW ....,rlina Out Of Porlcr Hall oo lh< Mlln S.rm Campu. and «rmplotiun ,.- <lao<d fot late Marcil. 1 hlo ><hick ,.,u h< lt:R drh-m 1n April. if ..tathcr 8:00am- 12 Noon lSc OONOTS Breakfast will be held rn CAPEN LOBBYAM. CAMPUS Eduor's nO<t: Tlus/ngaf/~11 Q{''At • Glt1r~CP" Wtll dttll•mctly wrt- • rratpo/IM VB winl<rifiPOITSSNSOn. Tltos<ottornsort~thktocwrt/Wiilr$tJr ,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.,_ _ _ _ __;;;.,_ _ _;;;;,... _,.,rlona/ Nmlpt'tlltrJn wr/1 ,_lilt 11q»ftl, COIWflZO. • The UB ba.k<tball Bulb r..,Jsh<d up their rqular..,.... willla11 11 · 14 mark ovtrall and qualirrcd for the Stat< UnivtrSUY or Ntw York 1\lhlcUc Confer.- O.amplonsh•P• with an 8-l conference mark. The Bulb faced 1\lbany In the fim tound of the pleyofTs and suffcr<d an =barra.ssina 4S.3.9 defeat. In the cocuolarion conrca Buffalo lit)«! up qainlt Buffalo State Collqc. The Bulls do•-..cd the Benpb 71-61 . tat tn& their season Rria 3·2. It was 1 tumultuous season for UB, marred by COf.\lfoversia and JWj)CASiol\$. "A roller ..,...., ride" was the "'11Y CoKh BiU H~&ba docribed the.....,.., Short "inninaltreaks and lana losina Rreak> ,..,e tilt norm for tht fnrsr.rat<d Bulb. Tom Panons rmilb<d up hi• stn!Of ......,. u UB.. Ieadin& t<Om willla 12.9 pomlS pet aamc • ..,..... TO THE S TUDENTS OF U.B. Krnny Jones took reboundina honors. averqmg st\-en .snares ptt !XmiCA . We in Teles wish to express our regrets for the situation the t occurred et the WlMB.son Pub- Feb. 28th. Our crew end the menegement of the Pub did everything possible to gtlt the show on the r011d on time, but • new school policy prevented tiNim from tepPing the 8/ectlfCIJI power IHitld«< until It wes too /ete to pley • com- pleteKt. We pleysd long u we ~ld de.,Hre this, We not Rock-end-Roll sters, we just IIJfentsd to •melre 60irHI nolu. Thenlt• to thou who ettend«J end Tht doelopment of juriior auard Karon Hendmoo hti to be one of th~ bricl>t spot$ foe DCliJ )'elr'l team. W"lth his 9.8 pain" pet pme IV<rq< eomlna orr th< bench. the Rkhmond, Vir&mia noti>e had four 20 polnl dforu In that role. CoKh Ken Pope's JV Bulb linrsh<d "itb a laoklum-e l·L2 record. ... Tht women'sbask<tbodl team fmbhtd 9-lOfa<tlx ......,., ulate-. 1ouc5 10 l!rockpon and Naur<th..,.. Unda O'Donnell'•.,... a chance 10 comjl<'lein I he 1\uodation of lnt<n:<llk:aiat< 1\tbl<tics fa< Women (I\ tl\ W) .. DiY\sion Ill T()UI'IWl\tf1t. Stnlorl JiiJ)ellilley and Robon 0u1mqc fioUh<d orr their careen 01 UB in reconl·bteatmc form ..;th Ulle) ..,.; 01 ...,., "'boot matb miiOOrina and reboundina and DulmJ&e handllna 11\e !Wilt chores. · The Royalureoptimlak about..., litiiSOn ,.itb thelitaor sophomores Gina Collora. Mlrk B.tjko and Sue DeCook retumina. Center Marie l:::lemons, wbo Wl11 be a senior DCJa )'ell, sbOutd be a biJ hdp in the rebound ina depattnxnt. The men's vanity kt hockey·.~ failed in their auempr 10 make the Eutcm CoUqiale Alhktk 1\uodation (ECI\Q Divlsioo U playoff• (with a1-12·2...,.,.6)dtspitethehtrolcoof sraduatina D<tminder BiD IC.amimta. ADd< from Kamimka, Coach Ed Wrialn ,..,. also be IO&ioa lefo w1na<r Oak Gvyon, rl&ht willa ICeith SoW)'er, center Galanti. forwards 0.)'100 W•ters, Paul Narduuo, <labc: RiaJ<r, and bod<up aoali• 0.0 rom Kowakhutk. 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Ull t 7 . . ptt tH£ $Kle1AVM ~ U. tlfht t6 I '-"-~ -., ... -.n .. ~·..... ,~ o. =o'"oo'"c"' ' •_..;._,. ----:, .:----:-.. ~TE WAN'-0-'-' ....-c.*" ...... . .. . . . ..,Udl ....l~.. ..... c;.w ................... , ........ fll ct••·--· . .,. ......... .,.. """'""- (M'I ...,,~ "'-'*' -~· ~·,. ltfUif,........., .,. u to •• ,,. •wtt "~n:;s ..................................... ......_ """"' ........ ,...., ......,. JOSEPH ELLICO Mon. Wed. Fri. 10am-5pm Tues & Thurs. 10 am - 7 pm Saturday ttam - 3pm ! �" Heppy Easter!" -The Spectrum I'MWt ~ lo 1 Qn~_..locof ThoSpoa.rum. - . - - 1r<e of......._ Tho Spectrum-. not - l e e - o l l - - wlll-ondl'tH<ftOlM rlflollo-ollnotlcu. - a t o - m o < e ....,. muot llo ru....,ltte6 for uch Pf1nllnt· l'lollou will not bo taU. ovu th« phone. C:Oune 11s11ae will AOt be printed. DudiiMo "" Mon<loy, W - y and Frt<loyot-. SenloB Citizens 1n lonely, ol>ut In people ond Me6 friends to vblt them. lr you would Uke to be' thai frf;end. A:O<ltiClLIM 11 O.C. 831·)~1 . Commuter Bre&kfut today from S.noon in the Lobby. FrM b<vo<agu ond IS< donuos. C~n Homecomtne 19111 la-e6ule6 for Oct-. 16, 17, arod 18. ~fp o.-o-mte an o$d trildltlon. RepreRn\ettvu from aU orgeni.t6t1ont end we•• of the (k.iventty are wt:k:ome. tnterest~ 1ndtvtwls •ndfor SP'O'IPI ~ld contect the Alumni Asan. ofll<e }II 83 1·3:167. Plonnlne will begin •h.eJ apring break. 1lle Orop.ln Cenlel ll . good ~ to talk '""" ..,..._,. onythlne on )'OUI mind. We .,., open from 10.. p;m, delly In I 04 Horton. Anolher olfice Ia now open at 174 I'.FAC. Ellklott. For lurthor 11\fonnotion 1t0p by or coli 15.)6,25211, I'.FC _:Free TUU>rlal $erflce In Moth. Science, Epglloh. ond Writing In the ~lng , especially fo< MFC ..- . Thb H<Vioe Ia prO\Iided by the Spedal Servtoes ProjKt. from 5-a p.m. WMk<lop In 31 I Townaend (~ on TUII<Ioy 11\d Thuro<loy~ For mort lnlormalon ""R 831.J6S1 . v--.-- to • EOIIC In Gerial11c: 831-3~1 . _..,..-to wortc S4IDdoyo from 2-4 p.m. · CorttKt OeYid 01 CAC. lllbklltudy -Y at 7 p.m. In )l2Squln. ·;.,. eood p<-.. . , COiUIIIUitlmtion aldUa Important to )'OUr - r choice? Como 10th« Squire Conference Th-. Apt! 9 ..Silncl out. Cornmun- In the eo. 1s bolnQ _.......s by lhe Communatton Dopt., et.l"ff • . - . the ~y 10' talk with toc.l --ComellotOftonclOokq-- __ "____ .....,. ~-...--.llofor )'OUI~. • Appllc:lllaeo for ...,._ In ~ ID IIIII Donee 14arothon-- to4loy In the~ fiU)A ......,. c-.~ 7:l0p.... ond-otiG-.)I&m. • 40~-­ _ , . _ Soondef from 11:30-1 p. . . 40 ~ -- h3ckpage l'lea Espono4 _.orec~ by the OSA of Sponllh to<loy from 11 ·1 p .m. In 930 Clemem. All -to-..... Oltcu-sslon/lntUYiew wltn Oa•Sd Rockefe.Uer and hta Triletera.J Commission /'\arch '2 at 9 •.m. on WZIR·FM (98.5 MHz~ OU<uulon Will conoern whOI the Trilatt'nl1 Commti.llon Is- 6nd whM t. mans to all of u.s. It WiJialso •labototo "" Otvld Rotkdtftor and hi• clominotlon or molt US m.u !1Welia ettd oYer our poUUc:el s~em N<>rno• ol people- oomponles will be n>e~~tlone6 Afor-14 toplc:t ore ':"'~' ,..,oJy ~. • liltlu\On Squoto. s.-... Aaln......... todoy "' 5 p.m. In 260 ~~<u~~anctub ~><~t~neumettlneM.rm I Bot 7:30 p.m. In lht -=ond floor low>ge, Reo! .la<kot. Elli<OtL Art Hlatory an.... - . ........ tlKtlon ofo(,_.lor 81-112 odoool ytor 14arcb 19 a< 4 p.m In 334 Squire. The I'ISC Browolne Ubral) l'luok Room wit do10 01 II a.m. today. Regular houro will , _ 1'\ard> 16. All <lndedded FreohmOI\ Sophomorea-There w111 be an lnl.,..lonol -kahop e•plorlne Engii\Mrlng (what ott the dWforent dcportrnenb, how to -'lf, c:areert,allemotlvu.~·--•)Mar<:h18at 3·5 p.m. In m Squl.... Co11831.J631 for reel>trotlon. ISARC II the Bufblo An- fiWita Commlltoe. Animal town and lnter<tle6 p<oplt are Ufgod "' )oil\. Conu.ct CAC ot 831 .3521. Old y0<11tnow there ere 3.3 mtnlon kids borwMn the aeoo of 14 •nd 17 who 8l'e: akohoUa1 For more 1nfofi'NUon coniiCl the Alcohol Awar-.. Program, 106 Horton. 636-2807. • • Leeal hMalu? Oroup ~~ Servioes o(ftts ,..., ' - ' ad~ ond lnlonnotlon 10 all <J8 otudtn"' Do you hove a "hearing ln SWJIIRJ courts of 11\.e Pruldenf• -y Convn.lJil;lanf' GlS hu Llw st:udents to act •s ~~ fr>< ltuden!a. For more Information, atop In 01 OLS. Open I 1·5 p.m. /0\onday, T..... Thundoy, Friday. untU 7 p.m. In ~ Squire. Also open from 1·5 p.m In 177 "'FAC, BllccU. 831-2273. ...d y. -ya 1lle Wtltlc>e Ploce.-a f r e e - b an wrilen.ts now open fo< the - e r. lf you - l i k e 10 hove o ltalnod tutor r._-..1 ll> your wrillnll· come10 336 Blidy - y a from 12_. p.m. Of MWTh lrom 6-9 p.m. or""""' 10.34 Squire on T..-ya from 6-9 p.m. ~--betolntJ•to~ooprof­ tdlool ...... will beer~ In 19112 Jhouid ... "P 1 ,._IJic. CoH Mra. "'"'*at 831 ·3515 or c::c>«M to 3 Hoyeo c to mob . . oppojnlnmlt. a-lcai-CN>!Mor, El«trlcal ond 111.-lcal ~trw ...,.,.. """'ore at 1.... ...,._._con - ' r lor . . , _ work In For funhcr -ton 10: Enelneerlne Tf81nlne Program• -.$conctinovlon FOWidoolon. 127 "-• 73rd St-. New Yorlc,I'IY 10021. (212)879-9179. write 5 -. Sl.d:eefttll Amuol Short c - 1n Book corros~on W~o<loy, Morel> 11 from 8: 1~·3 p.m. In 170 I'.FAC. Elll<ott. To P<Heelattr ~ Robert E. <Jo Buffalo Uolng ond Fabri<:lltlne Corp. n Ollldl 8u(falo, f'IY. 14214. 8334500, or reeiM« -cb II .. "'"""Y· "_,ut, 8·15 e.m. Otvld Brombera l'\ordl 27 01 9 ond II p.m. ln the Fillmore Room, Squire. Pot 1'\«het:oy Aprll 15 ot the Grono<lo Theater, 2 ohows. "Plppn" /0\orcb 28 01 8 p.m. In ~ "For Colored Girls ••• • April 4 a 8 p.m. 1n g:: 1m.,.....,; To -t~the launcholthe&pec.-• the lileeoto F-~ Sodety lo -'"~~the tilde " - "Space Sh<otlle ond ~ s..rwt.y 01 2:JO p.m. 01 the BulloJo "'........, of Sdtnot. Tho Space SIMile will = ": ~':'::.,. J:'.'T.:.::' Bob Crt-. It """ ··com,-retf•e CrtmlnoloaJ •ad f"Ce.w Researd\ ...,_.._,. ehlen by Dr, Oenla Subo of the llnMrlfty o( Montrool 14ard> I 7 01 3 p.m. 1n th« ~ ~.our,ge. Spouldll\e. Etllcou, Thue will be opo<e avail- II the 1111 Cr:t1IU Thoot<r • for on Art ElchlbiL Art)'OM ~ In diJplaytne their work pleqo-.- Thello 11 6J6.2!157. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Ytt,., a .,.....~q - b toe>-lnd Scuclaot """"*- ohht Seer u ........, (SASUl orroaab-tcndtd ud.U II'dy by ~ .¥rnrw~bly Spdka Sllalcy f'mk w1.1 pcaimilti< about a restoration IIIII woold canodlht ounion incr- n>COCIIll>a>dtd C8rlic:r tllis month by the SUNY r,........ 'The private m«tlna wu pan or a 11011 or acoivioi<> >pOmorccl by SASU <i<slpccl to spur Lqislali•"< iniliati•• towards lodpiJ\a SUNY. Mooday's .,.,.u meted lht font stq> on a otrlt> or aalom IIIII wil <Uieinol< Match ~ • .., A.... y . ., thai i> <XP«tcclto draw 6000 SUNY .....,..,.. lo pro!. . ,....,. " " " ....._.,., SASU Pfoodmo Jom St<m u;ploooccl. _ , - . . . 'lrilh • iillort pocttt loot O<luidr th< •ud<nl• ....- · · · ()(flct buildiooa Md 6.S d>alltit~~ iBsuJU. ~- Hllllo L. C...,. IIPd tht SUNY Tnuoca. As tb< ...... rca on lht p<o<ators. ...... of"Carey't alw. n think ht sllould rttire"ond "Tloey.., ""' back, "flay Oabl bacl<" fillod tht air, IJ'Abbin& lht llltntlon Of both 10<11 A/bony medii and ~}'J. c=-....r- f-.1nallr. Sn)'dcr \uccumbed to tht seudmb' rtqU<'SI. ..-araina thll I bey would be c.<pdlcd (rom Ill< cbambfT• of IIIey cre11ed 1 dosuuloOJlec. Tht lobbyia> Mood qlll<lly around 1ht perlmder or tbc ball n'lllin& Carey'> arn•ol. Otto) Aflt:r 1 frta:ar••oa tbc , _ and tM c::.cr-'traor aucred '*•shismm•c deb). h" r e f - IO ht dll«tly loto the aclno•1tda< lht >1ud<Du. plact II ~. ltlffd tdt'\'bion t.-amaal iA 1M' bad: of tht room and ddJwtrtd a OOCK.'iK stllanmt oo lhr MTA Care hit.. and tmtfltft<Y P<OV•m• oo balloht trarupon sylf<m out Carey roddcd question• from lht """·and uohc ockv..floodlislm <loc~ccl 011, the SASU r<p<estntatl•a rat><d lhar pk~tt fbc Oo•ernor cooll)' ~ to the rtpOrtn• and ipO<td obc 50 aud<DtL It ...., noo untd obt ~.. 'ork City p<n> btplloo filtn ouo or 111< ._.. ohll a ""'"btr or oh< Albany PfCIO &>led tht Co...- tor he> rna- to tbc but<Od, •ia••· -·- "lllii 1> a p<n> confr:rmtt." be mo~ " ldoa'o pay alltnU. IOIIIal." As obc 11.11 ............., left and ooly 1 hondllll or local rq>or~cn rtm&lnccl, 111< pkltters drifted out (;arey obm ournccl his atlcnoioa 10 public hi&htr cclue~~ion. "Wt could rur~b tht SUNY f)'Sitm bul •• doo'o," obc Oovm>Qr sold. "Wt fact it lbucl&«in&) head on.•• Under tirt for ooklon as ....u as lfiMil inorea.cs, Cuey moinoainccl, "I don't.....,oht fans.ljwt apl&io obem." Ht added the Ill< Slat already subsidizes a SUNY cciiiCIIIoo ""'b each,...,.,.,.·-· lrghl of Prnodcno Ronald R-.n's tulhao.h. Itt, ho•ncr. d«<loccl to '"Y "hnt SUNY "ould be plac<d oo lh,. to... ~"' ~ also .._eel ohao the Trust«> mowd 1"< maJurd) m ..,.... (Of the ouo- hlkt, by 1101 (It'll .....,bona - b Lq,siatl'" icad<r>. 'The ~tr daomccl tloa (..._,.. llid PfOI'OI1U -.ld how • 1011& - . . . . • tbt A»ttllbly, pani<ulat!) htea- or tbc , .., _ ....... In raponJC fO VMcmaas;. A.al.ht'rSl Scutot \\alta ~lou tan lniWitiWI<d • ao "''"'._ Wllb Tift~""" ohot althou&J> obc Stftaot p<o•dtd m 10 SU~'I' • raaorati-...c rUft<b ... }at. tbt:tbrv.Y.m ••• IS Oft tU.C\111~ real·, Satft!ll re-., ~louexpl.alnccl th< lmpOn~a«ofout<d...,"lft>t OIII<ICIIC job opponunitift and noctd. •·vou can't cut tau:s aad maimaio tht budl<t. "E>'tt')'Oot •hould >hare tht burdtn or ,., tol>." ht dcdarccl "'There CIO bt DO oacrccl <OW>. " s.•• "alraodr paD .... ot -> eelStrastns _ _...thai 111<I beoe t11-.. c..u..r .,...,_. MU~ord qucriccl, "lm'o 11 ally oo - - t1os _ , to WIMI pocplt to SUNY tcbool1 •ilao tlor tu stnocSWt ,,..... 1 - 10 loot for Olll~f·Statt J01>o 1fon Rdlta1111 oe oht opcorruoa l.qislaow budll' - .... ht said tbll WhiiiCOI "doewo't matt tb< ta .... and addccl IU. ba<pln Wl.l poniblc. "Wcoradt ..Uh obc bud&a dif<flors," .,__!" bt=~~~ mfl ""'h SASU offoclah, IJ'I.IIrOOOJiobbyuol ,. .... .W.Ina ono!Jvidual Lql\lalors and ple8cbna SUNY'• ..... orauina [Of http mlht ouiuoa luke s...... tlll>ftornccl IIIII Ibis Rrllqy, combu>ed tbt ttduuqucs of oht 1950s, 19605 and 19701 p<o>lClc • IDOf't aTocsi.. '""" or - r..,... Lecf by Sttn1, lbe ao:tMsts took oht fllltl 11Uic1e oo • Carey lo4000 10 uooo bold aaPdst tht lux..,. of the ltccl 11-.. in A Carey pr<~~"* quictlyrriocnaccl, "~ (Ciiftoo doe St•• capw ball&aa. 1bc _ . . . . . or 11oc 60 .....,, R.( WhanoD is f'CiiiiOQiiblc for.....,. incralsa. ht ...Ua tbc liUI ............ <1110011 ccest..-- lht ~ions and ao-... carey_.. . -... "The 19605 c:lt.aqccl moraloly by - - tbc poWllflla'C and tbc I~ ....,j jOSI lll'1liiN ~" Si., ao..r-'1 and Pra& Uuaco Wi1lwD S.,.tcr. COIIUI!<ftlccl, "and . ...... .... both and ... _,. ........rut, Al llnl, So,.tcr aucqud 10 .,..,.t lht lobbyists. bot ht lOin& tnSidt and OUIJidt ••• Ire mitt_,. from SASU &tc:Uii.. Vlc:c Prcoidtnt fWo Whilt C...ey was talklna oo Sludtn.., f'mk was mtttif\1 with UB had only 12 rtpl't><IIWiva plus row more Siudcru Joaaice F'IDtond Campas Orpoiur BtU« Cronlo. "This is m -'IIIIIIY for the New York Coy and IIJ*&t< pr<a 10 . - 10 oop-latl SASU offoaab and 11udtnt lcatkr> from key Auocialloo (SA) orroaab ..too _., olot "'<tktnd m Afboay oo atomd 11obbyina ..,..,~ Ltd by orpAiu< Jmy Obcto SUNY eampuxt. The aroup disowccl a aptttrum or topics willo lilt Oo\'trnor about lilt Mcuopolilan TranPI Alllborioy Bill M.ck . th< (WTA)" So}'der pbded, "aod I would~· il II rou oa public hich<r ccllalioo, but SASU otlldah were ..,d SA Oii<Clor or Studmo IJ'OUPl visitccltht oNica or area ltaislators. CDIIItl .,.._ ~ round•.. rrom tbe'I'OOIII" oo 1 JIOUI'blc oukloo umiiCCa5ful In &liaina rook's • Slldfcr ~ tb year'• budattarr situauoa oo Jaa Allor . , . . m.utcc~. SR,.tcr lriod 10 11'1 Floc and OoalD 10 SU*'I)'. Tht Spcak<r said ht bopc:s SUNY ..;o sun lootlna 11 lloc year's filbt, wtoa1 the l.qisla""' p<oYidccl SUNY wnb W.l ....... IO lcorpina ooiY I small pony of oboeMn Ia lht roO<o ..,.. -pcccloo dick lht su_. or tbc Alber lll<dia-IIUI. poaibftill' or slouulna down c:arnpaxs oo rrec....,... funds to. aoilllcm ia a Jaa minute mtoraioo. Hr said bt "Coil1y to., ...;J. " We woa't ialatupl!ht pr<a c o o l -.. FiDe schools . . do - ha\'t ~ problaas. coor-o" thai- bod o r r m . r - bt '""'-""" olus Frat abo . . . . OIIIed IIIII a bDolaa litDe. ht and lloc S!Jrina, althoQalo be admottccltMIIo<,......,.. or wtoa it ~· "It's just a 11'0(>11 - l l l l i r y 10 lloc "-lilY waUl make prioriry lists o.r _.,..., aptaolly ia .....ad tab. pr<11 ront......... ._.. ••IT ()rpnJ..,_. rona a..--.·· Inside: Mod ~P. J f Whopper of o tJIIe-P.S I The world in review- Pp. 9-12 I Runnet-ilf>-P. I4 �TUITION HEARINGS AG~INST THE TUITION HIKE99 f ~.oa~~ ~ '-~>~~ OlooP ....... - or 11w . - r.. ~ l'l•ionol c--ooc (OMC) a..or- laa ,...L, . . . . _ Calif..._ ....,... O..lcs ,.._1 10 ... doacld .., ...,....... olllw J O . - . OMC. han come hear the testimony of your fellow students and faculty against a tuition hike THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH FROM 11 AM - 12:30 PM FILLMORE ROOM - SQUIRE Allbtllo......,._f.._..._,...,.~, Jolla llo'lult of lou. M-1. • . . -,o.......t ,._.....,tad,_ lor llw Panr Md -~ $10.000"' ~ ,.......,.. enon 1.,..11rd '"' cbtd o....ocr- - - · ,...,.,. '"""'·for .... h.........,.. ,.._, paol>td 11oorc1ut1o u.. ••......_.. or _,.,.. Chllin Cony-a Dcmocnloe ,..,... ..,....,_ froa !CaaJU Coly- ~ T,_., Ptur Kdl)o IWMd N•iolal Fo~~aoo.,. f"-Q\o;rmu En. C:O..n1y DM«ro~k O.alllNft Cton&l< hall blo<d 1111 aN!ldocy on IM natol of1h< NonheuiO bt ha.rd fromlft Na110611 Qr-da. .. New York, lfltf Ill, p>t I phnlllf 10 f011r of Ollr laa Iii Pr-IAl C0114tdaJ .., '' Craqk' told Ill< C'oiiM<·~ • C11111Jk tol.,td th< OWrmaJIJIIIP , _ lalt, .,ltlo hill< hopt of b<Mi111 nWMtO.. othcrcondldaJ ..,lndlldona Mlnall-lh<ll<knooot.dpd £1-la<. In 1he1hm·monlh campoip for th< lnOU<tllill pot&, <:::ronal<...,....,., a. 1- Monou'• lont oppowtlon u olh<r candldll<t drOf'PCd ouo in~ Th< Cran&lt amp r<Cel•td booll In mld·F<bt\WY ,....., 111< 21 New York StOlt m<rnbtn of lht DNC unllllmoutly tndonrd 111< form<r Stile Dmorotrotl< a...nnan. , . ,..,. dosplay or unuy ..nuolly dtah tht ralll blow 10 lht bid or r........ Bronx Ormoaallo: ChalfTIUin Palncl. Cunnlft&hlm , In W..,iRJI()flll\l 0&11&1< .,uhdrow hU andldacy )U<I btrorr nonnn111011• .,.,. oo bt made Ia hb .............., opeedo, CriQI)t ,.,... Ormoa1U IO It""' a l<uon frono Rcp,obliCilfiJ about ..ICII"'' bocl. to buoa.'' rr.,.,r. In th< 1o6m& elton, Cton&l< .,,.. a .a pkaftd •ilh th< raco, ~that ) 1ht upcrom« <lllwl<td IIi• Party.,...,.,.........., Notioeolly. Ht -cd thalli< hal ~ r«a\-Cd .,.••atOM trona 1a. aact CI)IIWU(tft" 10 aid m thr rtorpntDIIOII or t h e i r - - · I A •bttc araattc \lOtte monVWKat t.onon., Vte"lft.. '4aJ . - . . - - ... wcrl.ad r.-- lht ..... of tht f"<lltral Booild. . downiO" a-lia• oromcd publiC ofr,....,. pn...t Ohl.t. . olikt • WI ..rron •o .....,,.. lnd -~ 111< • .,... Th<llonc,.th<orolymon<~..-wolk"'Drldllollonlls"\i.......,.m«.,... RECOGNIZED CLUBS \'oan1111 En \id.....,. ~-(\lEVI') C:O..-' Mar\ O'Cort- 1old TN S9«tntm "Tht - rl « " 1 n11ional t r - r t .-parobl< 10 th< WIUhln&~on Mollum<nl 01 lwo J.,.., .. O'ConiiOf .....ud. 111< "on<, trtacd durtn& Voanom Ytt.,... llo'«t .. May 1979, 11mcd OORir.....-s) I&JI "ffl ,....., th< US o.n..-a1 S<rvltes llodooln.lllrot- (GSA) ordtrcd lu ttn10'"1ll . Allqtodly, \lEVA hall foiled to mctt ptrnmt11t· mandalcd 111WrMC< poym<ms for ..-umenu placod on ao•mo.,;.,n proptrlf by non._nmtnt OIPftlliiiOIII. All S.A. recognized clubs requesting funding for the 1981·82 school ye.ar MUST pick up Budaet Request Packets from the SA Office in 111 Talbert Hall. Completed forms are due FRIDAY, MARCH 6th by 4 pm NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE ,.. ..... MADE BEYOND THIS DEADLINE GSA rrponcdly •t..n ...mcc~ 1u ""11•11 r<rno>ll on~er, •"livtna u.. ftt, Th< quan<rly pr<rnlwru ln>OUnl IO lboul f)Q(). O'Con110< bdicwn 1h11 111< 111<11 b "" ot~lon or a poup ..ilh political mot1•1uoru, lllho~J&h he dontl'1 rulo: out 111< poo11bol11y thai ....a. Intentioned dtiHn1 •t.rc ''OfttY U')'lftl to save at.'' On frid1y. I nltiono.lly rri<utd witt ......,. 1101") dtdarcd IM SIOM lmposslblt 10 r<rno.. byvlnut or 111 - " ' lnd oumbtnornt a11urt. JIOM m......,... II" by 24.. lnd ....,.,, 12" 1\llft, ..dahlna nearly lOO po~tnd>. Coatrqu.,tly. O'Cortnor htll<\"cs thol th< theft may ..... bt<n 1 "tophomoriNJP< pnuok." IR>Uflntt n.. l'llotl••· Wha1..., th< 1111ho<oocs lear thai 111< • - ...Ubt d-eled b)' lht th,.V<S. AI pros dmt WcdMSdoy, lh< Fcdonl Prortttlon Scn;cr md th< Buffalo Buralory Tut Force were in.aoiPI"'' .,..........,. l<8do. .. w. hope llW ovm a llllall ponoon or th< uont can bt ........,... ...,eaon<d VEVllo '1 O'c:oco-..._ j..a for •• lntriiNic ¥alut, (ol>ooa SSOOI 1M for _,,,..,....._.IOih<-...1... Ca Mill Vill 3180 Main Street - 834-3810. Volld tlttv llfordt 8, 'SJ Small Cheeee Pizza . . ......... $1.99 With Peppei'ODI or Muehroom•. $2.25 SlagleW.... • / Celery/ Blue Cheae........ $1.99 I Df/1,_, ,..,.tl I &ery.Nifllt /rorrt ,._ to JJ I'LU\aNO: ..... t... Clllc:l..- ..... c.a-,....,,._ �Milliner practicing a dying profession " Always loot • - froM Ill< head do-<on," AaiCI Mllf} I.Anncluf. and d><&Asbcmdoii\IU foro-lll)fti'L b h., .u.ed hn .,dl; d1r alb• oolr bi.<Coon m•llnt<rldl t11 BuJfa)o. ~ wall. ,.1\IINI.av<d lady mll<J -mrn·• bau In her .t.op11 Ill! licr1d A-mur. M.m'• hill• r<q~~lre oompldely doffemu oquopmont ,""" U.•'lnduJ nnclullo"" ' 'all ....,.., bancll<••thillc-." Baubaltuh<oaly~mll ""'"'otter ..,_._k•l•ou...,.,.......,u, u.,•.,,,..... .._,odo the bot~ the cu to"""'""" it 08C1Iy 10.......... To bl~ I hot ........ tbe ....,.,._ - · fnl pd. 0111 I f....,. Tl>ret lhclva billa< .... h "h!IC OCI 1,_.. tllol ore ,..,..tid , oquan,lhott... ~ uh.,. • •tho,. bnnls. lOOK or dolt rnun1. lull, 0< ....,.. cotn...._.ion u .. ondus hu four"''""" Oil the •ll1a of her &hop, l ncl plenty of tl""' 10 hdr tht bU.)'tf <'IIOOif lht f1'11m< thai •urtJ h<t bnl. u. ... ..ide. •....,.., Sht.mtuurtJihtCUROQW'1'.s hudandcv<fuUyrec'Ofd)tht c!Ciaol& of lh< r<qunt. Whit ~inc! or fabnr do<l.t.. .......h. r,...,. covc:r<d ..,thf Doeo .,.. .... l<a~htnl AO"'ml Beaclot V.'bll l bout nbbon, ><~1"'1, na or lnf<llnJl Some t'U>IOIJICI'I 1><1111 111 all that D IIC<d<clto 11111< tht hOI; otb<n pttf.. lbr D._ Jo do the pwdwuiJ. The lhop or ........ f\1..., " lib ' " " ' - ~ bolt fabric ClruiOI I>< IIOI.l<d b<.."""""' of tho inl'wttl)'pt1 of roq,.,.; l.a•andUJ matln ~halt) hal fOf 'tlo'Omm •ho bran& In k-flo,n mattna.J frotn WtiJ or coat' Ttli.t -.ay. tht tu.•.rorner t.a\ts money Oft fab~ and C1lll own 1 ont-or-a~ L• nd .OU1fit that tnat<ht1 pcrlealy-fnxn bead to 10<. Tht mi!Untf con abo copy a hll from 1 piCiurr. Sht On<'( conS1r""<d 1 hot rtlht frO<n cht P'lct or 1 h111orr boo~ lor a ('USiomft -.no -ti, ...,.,, to a. 1\is.orital eonw-ntJon. h \IIIIU I pentCUiar1y dlborll< JOb, 110 11 lOOk I COUP" f days. U<ptndoo&"" the tnmmma. bo,...u, 1 hot..,. b< nud<"' JU'' a fC"Wrr hcNn La•-.odus ~ SlO aftd up f01 tabor Alltht -~ .. doole"' cb< llltk bari. rOCN\I or,... >bop ......h '*""of Iabrie. tnmm-• ..,...,.., MCdlc lnd thrncl. When tM aa~omu raunu to uy bcr f1C"'I' tiM on. ar 11 doa r•. t..:t " JOC$ "' the ,..,.~ ••~>~< •hn• " ;. bloc,<d-tCKL<d-<>f stMclled Unlllll 1io<l fn u"anciiiS l'lai1111 thll bC< boe~pouncl al~~ h<t to do all or the ._or .. '\1111 t.b ontr OfR' p&n •UrM helptor SM tearM<J hn") trade II a 8uflaJo h&l ranory. lw- ""' q•••• Or\&lnollr l • • '"''"' ....u- _,. fO< 1he ............ lilt ,.,., tol lA•&adut -lad)> ..........., "' lhc .... bu>IIICII So. w11<e •be fanOI')" oold o111 . .t.. <lcad<d 10 . . _ ~.. o•n •ill~Mrl' tllop. Allhtdme, llwu 1101 ""vn,....al O<CI<P'I'IOtl. fio,.~n • ova the y<atJ tho thr.. or lo11r Other msoom mllllnor• 1ft &ff&lo , ..,,...,, and only tho MAl)' ......,.,.. sllop rcmain<d E•rn the dtpart.....,t J10«> that WCid to u .. - \ roocru for mo\tnJ hiU do""' U)'DIIn. U•and•• - _ , '""' - " ' Bllflolo, " II'• I.,. a loR an." APIJOiftiiiY tboooah, hn o-m noo ..,fiend Womno-! Ill -....,. I""" os lor ""~Y .. S.o•&a and ~.. f bolt illor bou aoadt bJ Mlf) Ul•llld"' A (1oup of rqul.tr c...- . . Ia faa. lla>c bcm CIOIDoOJ CO<J ..,. her shot> .... QPC'II<d. uwandw 11o<1 ""' w ad•Cftllt lnl'fDO!<_.... • • • - • do 11 IO< her Tht lllllliMr io """-.,the fall and 1prif\J "hrn bU.)'tfl IWvt, 10 I<Y 0<11 Ill< n<"'CII &tykt -lw and p<rblp; cet<l\ 1 t>arplo on the old on<> E•tn 1n tb< <11iy 19701 .,.hen many •omm did noc -.car hill 10 dho...,... filar,......, twrdo•• ID011 of .........d........_... _ . . . , fallMIII ·•n.... IUJV" ...... pcopl. .•bo - · · 10 "•hout a bll, nm •hrn ..... ....,., "'flyk." o.l\< Mid No• thlol thor ")'I< ,. - . . . . , '"''"'"'~bk. I.Awlnclu\' dlmlde 1 1 - LB wuclmo• •"" h<t •''Vki . . do ...... lool... (Of. d.rr....... "'" or"" 10 r"urn mar. "" dotr..... h""' OM yOUftt, orr...r prl. l.a•~Ui d)\. QITJt tnh) l.hC" ~ wor._ and bousht t•o hJNt o\ltn lh•nLtnt loll w bad M'Cf\, ,.he dro\t ,..,, tt..~ aftt1' "ork end booo&h• tlutt mor<. Althou&h h<r o•n crta110ns arc ob• Mlu>ly qwt< popul.v. N+t.L H.U .....- t.......,._ • • .,..... M•t4,... 4h.-.,f' ....... ,_ Nita W . . .,.._... '*0 Ulwandu• abo Clllrl<l rcady·IRIII< ha,. fro111 N.,. Vorl and H~e! A,_,..,..., ~ rt.l CMNtt+ St l.oun· Wbm .. t'Vliomer want-S 00( or the-\c. \ht lt'l\ hfipful \UU""IOtll foom lht 0"0<1 Uo•andu• -~ h<t II>< 1!.-"odn h..« ...a hunclt«b Oflllll- tllf...... tb< <u,.O<n« 11 tht <IOJI< •arul) 11bl< and piiK'1111~ puiS on h• J lend o\-.c·1hw llttlltk'f). bwl lht Q.op b.. ffta.aed • okf.. lhLY hu urw•l both •omen art ~atttr.rd """""""'·. ,.ofbrldll " ....,,..,.,,.., d«p dra ..ft'\...,.,. . . . . .llltond • of I""'-<<~--Cio-Ofb__, •bll<hao wndsboldtba<rCid)-lll*khllt . ~rowhlltba>< ~ II) .....- ....... Uo<~ed Ill' "" ... . . . . " " JUU atn't"fd fOf the- il)n.nl sta!OA, r..-ok'ln. 11\apa and ....... gill . _. . - AUltO OM <&I .... rod, 1ft.$ AIIOIK frOA! 'ld"E rfa)t IOftlt m lht ~ ")ks S..CI>........... ond t"nltUrbonl ~rt 11.0 "ll!Abl<... "'"" h " a olo•1*ed ~. ond lou ol Ollntl.,. .. .,,. . 10 ('VCfl •bllOJ Mary La•-aadi.h tt no&• fNUJol\ll~ nullLDC!. N b O<l)er ">~<&ntdn ltr•"· thnc aK hau t.n ,ftQur anaora.. net end 'he 11 t::OfUcnl. ••1 tan pay m~ rca1. pu1 P' tn Ill) car. t.~ m\ \IJin, llln\m('d twith a ~tdt ran~ Of J\o-.m tnd l!bbont. food-that'• all I •&nl." on her ~ny to day abcMI-1 Of~n Will athletics be upgraded? Plan> for 1 pcmtblc divisional uPIJ'Chni for UB athlaic:o at< now tn th< hand> of Univmicy Preslda-11 Rob<n L. Kellor. " I rcc:ehcd thc report on Friday," Ketter said. The Achlettd Department paptr dcuiltd poss1bl< o puonr for thc UB \pon> pr()lram . CaJUn& it ar "perfectly nonnal" as onc that h• "ould txptet from any U B ~ent, Kalor c•platned chat after r..-i<..-ina therq>ort b• wtll "call the poup toaether"lo discu.. ll . The aroup, composed of Men's Athletic Director Edwin Muto. Women's Athlet ic Coordinotor Deny Dimmick, Spore• lnfonnouon Dirtaor larry Steele. and Studeru Association (SA) Athlelic Dircaor Tom Epn, spmt two ....ts m>Utiptin& th< JIO"<&bk futures for UB athletic:o. OM likdy prospca is th< advan~mcnt of tbe men'• basketball t<llm to Oi•i5ion I sta1us, trom lu present Division Ill lc-.-1. U 8 alumni ha\e been c:mlited for providlnath< impetu> for tht movt, which h d«i&n<'ll to auraa lar&er cro,.ds into Alumni Hall-the 10,000 seat JYmnui um sclttdulcd for a 1982 opcnlna, Steele warned that Ketler mialu "r<jl'CI th< proposol out of hand , if it's not in th< direction 1h11 hr wanes the Athletic Oepanment co head in." 1bc: p rimary cocuidcradon for any JhiO i$ money. Ketter ronfirmtd that the rcpon dealt with JIOSl.•blc roles the alumni mi&ht pia), but ruled out aD)' help from the Stat• Untvnslly or 1'1<.. Vorl (SUNY) lyslem. 1bc: paper "tal)red about rmma mooey," posnbly by fundralrina. Kettff reponed. The bli CODCUtl o•er sueb a move b to employ someone wbo oould generate cnouJh money 10 make the proaram profitable. Ooe source lndoeatcd tha• a 1arart or 51000,000 per year by 198S "'Ould b< nttcltd to suppon the basketball shin. Othor SUNY schoob havt booslor dubs already in rxistcncc:. Stcde noted . allboup by Nadonal Coll...,al< Athletic .Msoci11tion (NCAA) ruld, money raiitd throup th< dubs cannoc b< liven dirtaly 10 athletes u gants. Instead it must b< UJed for auxiliar) 5Cn'ices ruch u cquipn~cm. trove\ casu or reauitina cxperues. Tha"e arc no restriction< 011 alumni flUid UA&C· uide from a rulina whkh 5tates chat dimibution of the varus-in-aid baveto b< based 011 need, not athletic abiUcy. As for the possiblity of money from che State aoina co tbe telm$, Steele nO<ed that "there ls no concrete proposal within SUNY AC (SUNY Athletic Conferen~) for State aid for athletes." Keuer confirmed tbir, notin& chot SUNY would rqard it (ralt"llll mon<y) "as a campus problem ." There ir "no illllication" currently on the plam SU<XltiS or failure, Steelerommented Monday, u Kater will ·-..antto coruult witb appropriatt pcnonnd in Olher camptiJ dq>anma!IS'' btfore th< futal decisioa. Many iOUIUS cootuted by TM Sp«trwm dec:tiaed rommau, ootiJ\a tb&l any talk "''Ould b< "pi'CII\&It.tre." Ooe pcrsoa-cd lb&l "I ,.ouldtl't b< surpriaed if h< (Kater) fell preuure" rince "th< f..:~ chat Tit~ Sp«trum broke the Slory uUJed • rollowup by tbt: dow111own media." But th< source not«< that in the md, it ir Kotter "sayina 'This is my decision/ " ....... I'll"""' ·-lin 11\P:"' , ..... ... "KID ' HAVE YOU REHABILITATED YOURSELF?" BENEFIT THIS WED., MAR. 4, at Ceatral Park Gnu for the Variety Club Children's Rehabilitation Foundation • zse MOLSON drafts • Bar •bed drlnJu or 3 BU.O.S for a BUCJC (25c of every dollar goes to the kids.) • Buffalo Saflra tlelrets .,.,.,..,~ • Brom"'"' eoneert tlelrets .,.,.,..,~ (5 pair of Mar. 27 tickets courtesy UUAB) • Other p"'sa .,.,... aUMt~ all nleht! ______ ___ $1.00 Donation at the door goes directly .......,. to helping ....handicapped children. C.P.C. • 2SI9 Mala Street • C.P.C. • �............. . .-----------------~ .,..._..A... l Jl aoaur. .a• - . . . . .ft. ............. lrJ a.-_ a . . - y - ! i.. ., K IN An. At u.henltJ ..... U-....o41 ~~~:;==~A~H~e-nt~lo-n------~ Counselors & Specialists! Beautiful Camp in Pocono Mts. 6alary Range $500-$1200. lntetviewer will be on campus Thursday, Mwctt 5, 1981 , from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. In room 264 Squire Hall. For further Information and appointments contac~the Placement Office at 831·3515 or contact ew Jersey WMHA·WYHA Camps, 21 Pll uth St.. Fairfield, NJ, 07006. (201) 575-3333. t.S e.AJIICWOIIISfTHAT8ITO::Ata._..., _,.................. .................... .....,_- ~ JiiO"CCoC* .. ~ ..... • . . W..1 .....-a ....... .._..,............ ~ ~.._ BARC protests seal slaughter lllti'MI,, nptalllt lldb. IO< thar Nlliotlal DIY or 1~ Sal. BARC fur. "On<dl~.liiWI 1a1a< bt.,.n holptd orpnlu 1 rlnnor"lfltioo on ••h•frolll pawtl-.hltnll<lhold tho Amcricrla udt or .... p..., E•Cf)" l'<V • lala< oumbn or tnp. ThiJ pow •'ti no 101\l<f ~ prot<Rqlbcscal wll&ht«. The d<momr• tloo. ,.hlch baby oals orr Wllllncrcd ln ro•«rd .. ~~ 11dn or lltlh, the bon< Conado and Alub by waJm "'bo ,..., vtubk, n1ked and ,.htte. At lilt llll'llcttd • bout 30 people. .... ..II tbc pdu 10 tho rur lndiiJlr}'. 1ppu~~th. •• th< bc:o•n sorugltd ··,ocoalful, •• E.uu maintAined 1nd Countleu m-, dop. CIU and ~t<b 10 fr« UK11, til< 0011<' "Wr had I lei dltmpanuu ... the objecn or bfol.r •tth I ttd.ft'IIQI -"Kand/" TV 10 ~w our prot«t, and 11110111 CAPttimC"ncaf reuarch in ltj)O<ted 1 witD<U In a ltall<t by tho tho I>COI)Ic, ....... P•< US donltiOtl> llthoutb ... dtd 001 • l fO< lh<m .. NIIIODwidr I und lor Arum•b laboriUOOCSo On Apetl 14th , lnttrnaue>nol Thr Buffalo Animll RlJbn Laboratory Animals 0.) . tl>< Commulre (BA RCl. 1 llOcknt 1~ A<:conlln,toiUII.JIIIo.<>crt)tlf &rCMIP .,. ol"'nil'laiO ha"t a unular \Olunt r er aroup •lth thC' Communuy """"' Coq>o (CACJ, mO<~ than lS miUloo wild I OII'MII proau1, in conjunction "'"h ....... . . . . . . - - $Uclll> .... b<al worttlna Oil llllimal ,,.,.. ouch &I bt•••n. 1,... oquondo, _ io tho am"""" 197S. It is IIYIJlltO wolvo.lftl< ro ... and red ro ....,. tho H - Soocty of the Unu<d curb tlx ""'"""""' lfQIJnerll of 1tlll!llcd or ...,.ed TM FIIOCI foo s..r ... B"RC W obo b<al - r d 10 lnlmals iD this cornmunMy IOd Antmals apl.aincd tNI 0..,. o(t<'ll wodd..nd('.....,.., . ..... ••rr.. ...._ .,... ....,l ift the''""' tho eomm•llity tluCNill CAC Tbctr fONI 11 on !lilt prol*ou ot by· •orkhl& •ith national ·~•o pe, mdbr......._,... ...... ..., t«<ll _ . . ..... t..d pru, e.1-" osrd for rctdTCII orpoilatioas. AI BARCs rnt - . q of tbrs 11«1 Thtv f•r is ...S ...-y for EIJu llld, " "" 0.._. let '""' _......., lll<mbtn discuu<d ...,.. coan. Some atu.,.b such ._.. OA!Inlll bftcd too _ , IIOI'P<" 10 ..~ tlx o r - - r... JqVIncb, -al*d> ud .......... and k OU<\, wllidl att ~ilkd " by t:ml•• Ura ~-S.tfi"'"- or ......_... .... _e.l......,... ttwu.-s ha>e doc rilblto bt ll<Oird Uodly u crarwa.•• ~to BARC ....,..... Ooua &.a. Only about " "·m UB a:t.»dt:nU. boa('ftf. onmclcdtho~. CurrCDI)y, tile poup'• ,_. .,....... _ . . ; . t1x llaqlitcr or ~---------, I SpecUt.t Scvf"9• Jto• I I Head FiTst I 1 H aiT Stylists I ~388Ke11.11l0re Avenue ! I ~~ fACiowoooll I 1 PncW- c., • m- o.,.l I 0a17 $800 1 I Petma Complete I I $lloo I I I 1 YolihillldOr1 I Elq>lm ....... a1•• I I -835-9339- I L -.IA7Wi;:r,-"" .,. KW II t O.O.W.O.r .,~.,. FREE .................. _,..,.~ llSWWI & 4883 TIIAIISIT .............. ....... FREE c •f ~-. ..._ 131WI I!:IQIINe . . . . 10, 'II VAUDANmME _ ·4 r..... f3"'V··-• 3131 SHEMWI 111M .......... ............ 133-5173 ..m• ... Amocta bltp ...,,, only tho Lld.rr ~ nl'trim<nU can babi<l If< """" bocaut< tbty bavt be conducted '"th COfllputcn n~th<r lbc pcrrO<t Wl11tc flrr (Of COOU, thin lllrimah. Do11111 h rt, • Thm or '""' ...d.• 1fkr blnh, it frohnum m-.,onlll in oontput<r lurlll to adult lflf. A kUcr W.a tamC"t, ..,-«1-W'ICh Uclet... we·n f..-er thin tWO minUted 10 ptd off not oppoud 10 1ho usc: or animlls in oh< pdt or oor baby Kill. mc:ardo, ~·rr oppotcd 10 <~witll The two to thr« ~<lt~ld pofa If tbty tttll tbem "dl. then badldor IUb 1ft obo •k•nncd, we'U lulve .._ cocnplainu •.bout after obey IJ< •unncd with dubo IOd killecl. Thdr pelu arr naalnly wocd few oow and oth<r ...,...,....•• lbeK ICil bunu tlk< piiCle pumuily off tbt COlli Of Ntwrolll>dWid In Canad1, ~h In the Unitrd Suta IOd oo some blaDrb ia tbc Soold Unloo'• S·, .............. ~~~ n """'bkatotht._....s.,.. tbro-... a-.y M •"'t:rlllal... ~ auca-~lo-do Allo for dollu.._ a lor.. • - " " of bllby Jab 1ft .u.n.d ab.. • tbtlt willl ptQIPt<llft AluU ""' c.aooa. ltccalba • - - -potAdopoorl clo<wD<nllfl' 110111 • r... Moo(Maptll Af IW ~ lin'1 ttlr)' ,..,.,. ._.,, former IIAitC Ptnld<'llt prot... umal ~ and lawld>ool.,-c Bob Ldn ~.,to Lcl <t, "Tbt) { 1 c.q>laro<d, "It .... rally I ttnlbk wloo pcr(orno tapcniiiCftU •'llll thiDa to - . Aritr · - skat w lftomaa) don't thoak IIIUDiaiJ ha.-. ""Y np11, .., - . roo llflpptd, tho blby Jab S\11! mQYIJll 011 lbc f«, Thdt They duok ""'"'"" arc .......ar> moth<n arc tfYIIll to k<q> thclll for mnn:ll, bol a 101 or IDallilll ~ rllllarM With them." .... ..,,......0..:0... it."•ho~. IIARC ha$ KD1 pttltloos to ..no.a loc:aJ of11cials ..tina th<nl to " ' _ , lftimal protraioos. " Wr'w aoc 00< to auppon t1x biG Wllkh ..mdtvdop lll<miiU... to the (Of ............ .. laborat- bolt c:or..ror _... tmilO<)'. ...,.. or tbt .-.boca-... .W.'t Approximaody :106,000 _.. If< lilkd cadi ,_, ~ to H - Soacly allllllca. ''Ued<f th< prcsea& ...,..._ ill Ill< U.Uird Slol.tl, It'• illcpl to have .,., prodact . , . out or 111rp 1e11 IOd ipoml .... J..lct;cr ooaplliDcd. n . by to lpttldlftl tbt hawaooutiJ..,_,.~ ..,....,00110-.-.butll . _ ill .............. Udcr • . ''h._.....,._ taa po,... Sll . . _ 10 liltllcK . . . e.lo.pon tlldr ski&. I ~- wll1' Thcre'a oo-rO<Ic." The ....,_ ............ Prot...AI:t. (NMPA) _ . t by in 1111 - c:oow- IIDporu or • .,...., prodllas fn>m tloom, ond adYocola 0 ......oriaoa OD klllilla _ _ . ., _ . Of "'l!wr:ry tift>< I - I In I CMI, I Rlllll' "" _,-, Wltal rilbl do lbty ...... 10 ...... r11r tiCIIDOIItllll ..... _~Wed ~talcl. In....,,.. • M1n:ll I, 1911 ,... declared tbt -lstolet-'tr~ tlx ....,..,., pcobkmJ. BAIIC ....,._. TM caaa.ucr ~od • tlbk lA Sqaft Halllnd bondtrl .... booklet• and loafl<u. l1ois _ .. they • • ploGai1oa to r- tlx tabk in tk bl<¥anl Mal .......... Sq....., Hall to let ..,... _ . . _ ....... ICtl...... ~'ley plaa to bold a ~ this F.tl to promcet lhcv caaw. ~ F..,ol ....... I.Jckcr aid tlx objc:aivc or SA RCa dfon is •._equal ri1J!u with h - .,..,.., bill the equal c:onsltlonllool - oeod (Of llftimiiJ. "I tlllnk mort ....s morr people CCIII< 10 our oltk. our ..ay of Will tlllaldtaa. Within tbt Dtlltt<ll )'Un, thlap wiU stan chuainl· I btliew .......... concluded. �·Rosenblatt-Roth to face disciplinary arbitration today UB"s eoolrO\tmal Scau>tlcs Prof..- Millu Ro~nbl&ll·lo!b 11 facina a disciplinary arbnraloon hearina at 10 a.m. today ar the Statler Bwldina io downtown Buffalo. The proceedlnas, in dte Erie Coutlly 8a.r Auoc:illtion'• orrU>e. llrC tlt~ed to conlinue tomorrow llOd Friday IICCOR!ina 10 Auistllnt to the Prcsidau Ronald Sccta Ounna the heanna. tbf Scate •ill be subRa.aliaLina iu cltariC'l 11w Roscnblau-Rodt fllkiftcd hi$ Student CourK and Tcechcr Evaluation (SCATE) repons to the Oeparuncnt or Scl.lisua for tbc 1979-80 acadff!lic year. AOer ROialblllt·Roth drfcnds hinudr ~ainst the dutran. a Slat< arbitrator •ill decide the verdiCt, Sct~o Ald. ~ arbitrator "'ill also dec.ck tbis mom•na •belbtr to open th• ~•na to tiM: public. f.Oidlblast·Roth attaoned immcdiatt ltnure •hcn 1M: arrived 1.1 UB because bl~ Russoan mentor "'ill one or the world·, foremou uatiSiirlans. The ProrC$10<'1 stormy hittory includn a suit he filed to October 1977 ,.,th tbe Ntw York Scale Human llillttJ Commission accusiQJ the Un"~"''Y or rdialoiiSr di>cnmina.Uon. TIM: eomplalat llmu from \ tbe adminlstntloa 's unwollinaous to r ... &Jh•dult the Jc,..lsh Profa~or's Friday da~ to ptr'mit blm tim< to Oy 10 ~ Vorl Clly for Sabbalh !iCNICU m hu tynaaoaue. R<*!lblalt·RC)()I reportedly had "'" many Friday clut.<S 10 be home bcfort tbf Sabbatb bca&n. ~ f i vuto.. o...,. l>urifta tbc ~IN yean, RolmblaU· ltOCh Will l broualll up IC>craltoma oo cbarltl of violaUoa Untvcnity rults. OM cue 111"01vcd accusalocu rlw bf was uifta Ius ~ Lea orr~« u a rcsicklltt. In April 1978 he refustd to submit to a physical uamo!llltloo afttr takin& several da)S orr In ttl< middlt or tht ~CR~nter due to a toe injury. ~ ProfCIIor was cllaraed for rt-tchedWina daucs wnboul tbf Otpartmatt Chalnnao's CO<UeiU 00 (our separate OCCIU>ORS. £adt Of I belt offenses resulted ,., a rcpnmand. He has also bctn barred t~I.QI .....,.._ COUft.eS RD« 197) w11en be cantdlcd nl~~e out or 45 dusn. Pracmly tht Scud~nt Anoa&ti<Hl (SA) has filed a collc<:th• arit•IUICC apinn Roscnblall· Roth. charalna lt lm with unf&Jr araclint procedures. Th< complain! Is oo behalf or 2J0,2.S MutkntS wbo were IW:DIJCd or chcatina on htl fmaJ turn llJVd SUbaeqiiCfttly failed Scalut..:S 101 rrom laSI ~Cmcstcr. SA President Ttm SMebu saJd tbal liM: •'~~araes a,aonst ltoscnblatt·Roth &re a.ull bcl n& ronsidaed by Scausua Chairman Pacr Ents Red Barn did not find $$ at the end of the golden arches .............. ~,, m - o d a •11'1Clt of faaon tllal could luYc ~~~ Ill< - - o d oudcU. ""lllcy JUOI -at't - l l l v t w...,... lal., cooqla. •• Mit Mlflft.llt'ld. u 111ey w.o-c tbt (11"11 tO ha't~ I \a1ad bor,- 'Otlo ..... ~-they bMI ••.,.. UnliLc- fast food (l<ll]tu, !ted Barn mtrJ<d ..,.h ""ICh ..._milt 001 ...... , P"'OIk look that -1)"19?01 or ..... boQaiM 0111 by a ttlcvowoo ....,.,.,cial'a adYI<O. could have auwntd mony of lhc Qllt0dtl11r0 by., I.U -'<. ~ llont CODII*!7 offldab OIIIIOWICltd tl\at 1\l <AI*iditla cboin . " Pdbbllr)' owns B....., Klac. ODd Pcpu or the 11ft ..... - · - · · - ... _ , ,, - runs Pina HUI lind TIICO Bdl-tb&l'• I kK or doll. . bdllnd U le Chrysler. lhc unit'• clcnl11< •• ouribulod b y _ . . , aA ~(R, *' CSIUJ~lf'd I M cDonald'l tri&Aa&ft • .. ho Wllbtd 10 orr....... to~ . . . . . u , _ , - &ly-<OdcsJII& .......... ..,.,_... " ~Barn dtde"'J""I\avt the Dad o f apol&l bO-..I ... psoloroc,..... Tbt...,..... !Wdta<d 111M T.., 8dl ,....,w probebl) fill "lt'atlto -t.okC'CDGC>llly wbtdl b ~- • laeL of MID.'' bcmooncd Oak H&tVey. ltqiO<\al Voce Praiclcac or 11<4 Barn , ... !ted Bant uoduced >ood ....:1. "' 1 r.,. yean, "lw tit< markcllolc10'1 "OIIIdo't bdic-c ." He no<<'d thai Pq>oi.col& Inc. "Ptopk:'< di>pollbl< lnoomc,. aatinJ ...ncr " Hlll'<Y add<d tb&l •holt same Problems r..,. fut food " plannm1 to frand\OR "bctwtcn 10 ond ll" ra11unnu In o:ompanin in JU1cral. Thtre b l<u money (or c:ustOIMR 10 the We\lorn Nc" Vat1i am in scatch ot a wr.ablt marLa ipcnd tnd leu .,.pltol to tt<l*'d on ..W..ina operotloru, Ito sl\an:. "lllcy ml,lht ho"< an effca on the hambur,... cl\aon•." b<rc:ponc<t. Slid . lllrrillc aoy pOWt!k Toro lldl <>&41&..,...lhc WCD4y"s Old "The •hole irldustrY Is~. •• Hon'C)I IMiDtained, oddit~~ that c-cn fr salr:s hod "poe\cd up, ..~ ooukln't do M,OUIIJ I .....IOOIC'd Ham......... cbiUD •Ill nmanu "tile ,.,. hd on lhc bind ." Mhool&ltthr a.aialtas~ "._...,.a thot hiP inl<n'M rotc 1\11 o•" tw.di tied." thot ~11om llad loom~ "qwcc ........,.. J10"'1h" d"""' 111< past thrtc ,......, W...Ot's Corpontion ia r... .....u. Har•ey told ""'!ip«/nllfl thot the ~ Walle1 Bw <Omplllm<d that b!Jh '"t<re!l rates 11« dc-"iolon to dole tilt >i• mtountnu (ondodlna one ocro>1 w..•Oma hn Company•, dforu to conunw 1ha1 u~. rrom tit< Main S.rtes C.ampus) ... i,...;toblc. "' IIU. . wt"ll ju11 ha ... 10 ldl the PrOPCfllts," II< pmliaod. no<onathll Ihe Spodal onkn op>ft .. diJiinalvcllrlltl~.I!JPraprl.ttdy fuhloned into rtd barns. " We've loom \lo~ \0 CJ<panclla!cty;· Bun 001cd "'IJ u "'" hc "sulHeuecl" to lhc lind'• purcbU<f. primorily the onttrOI rates tllol .,.. \ «pn& "' from ...... eti$Tlf'ED: 0. .._. ._.. ,.• ..._..... ~ .,_ .._ ......,.. " They conu>ttll< buildlolf buloot our name."' ltolaual><d. npllldiq, bul I'm Rill •CO' op<omtal< abo.._ thml cocnona s..,..,~ .............. .. .............. .......... .... t"l{platnlt1J rhac l.b< doWip ora c:!wrift.wMif- ~ ... ..... ................... ..... ..,..-..c..... c:t.... . . . .,. ~ of t i t < - - · itl"'luch 1? or 111< Coml*tt'>92 ourl<u will MmntoaJ ohor tit< NI!Ol\OI ccono.,uc: -w.c lw rc<ulttd <Ill><" prmo..,.,ey. on "somc tr&fftc coun1 dcdmc,"' Buu Uj>latned thai lhc r... Ho•~er. llurJcr Kin& Mantet< Mane 8oJIJIOWI~• food mduwy 11.1• mrtoY<d numcrow oncmu•a 10 rc\lndk .....,"" "Our M<"<.lltctcn and Stal. siDCI,.ldort ..., n:ol!y tollntcnd Haney's induJI<Y·.,id< ...........,.,, cl.Umina th< Americas" hunae1 for Pl<-i»<~a&od burarn hdPina bullncss.'" II< no~od. oddtna tll.tl lilt .. complete opposite" is Uut . .. ICs t.bt' sit-down rn1aura:nts Ear1.e~ 1n 1tw: decad(', Wendy•.s pt'tdc:d iudr tn ti.S .. bm11td M cOonald "s offtr~n,l - B i& Mac-\ and Quarlcr ~ 1h01 lilt drina. noc tbo r... food oud.... " ih< <ll.tr&<d. ma>u" conctP~, But.> recalled, uplalnlna that W<tldy"s <Old Poundcn-1\a,.., not btnl huJt ••The 'I)<QOI\) --'"'lChco "Ptopk:caa taktOQltbc\r lamilt<StooBo,....Kln&~ndfccd JU$lhamt>urarnondd1ilc. "'lMt'sil.''h<..,d " Buloo"'•'< are •cry poplllar.'" B.>J'I,.,..t.ki SIMI. ~ Tiley 1\a¥< 1oom thml for 1m than Sl~w maay Jlt-<lown pltoccscan bou rulizt thcnecd (O< lddlrionol producu " llcantly,oli<Oiuo· C:\ trcmdy •ucctiU..t " t\Mt1" bued c1wn ootrodue<d • du<:ktft sandwtdl and • sob<! bat 8&dcs lilt ltlltoducuoe ol nno foods. IlK 1w llo)MOwski pointed to lhc ''!uP ovabcod" ut-<lown at>dlstCSUJIImon:proclucuin • hlllktacalb,o"slowmcnu WTCI.i<'CI """-'· •1u<b Bow •....sod 10 rcot--. ........... ror lhc bich \00111111< apiiDSioo."' ""f.....IM\tt p<ollk ...... - P<ocluru- ·rasa food oompesiton. " It Jlnl _,. ao mod! to l cq> tbosc Tbt W...Oy'• ,.... food ialloclun.,.., rollo• tbosc of ou ....,_..," pltt<ca IIDIPC.'' JIM: said. • - biJant "bu...,, bud:" oempttlton- McDoaold"s ...:I U.... lhc COUJJOO "'"1 b< -finite. .......,.. 01< Di....,.ll\l .nil Hon'C)I's prediction Lhll th< part'*! Bu..., tana. Btxh 8oJ1110W$li and tile M<Donald's ~M~Ut.., 1i~St th«kmc tile to .....bo ltu tb< - - tlu> dcmist Of the Red Born tboJn WIU inevitable, llo}lnOI\'fkJ ~ thallhtir met\ II UIJtiOsioD tf(Of1J M\C l«f tO prorlloblt ·' cck,"' 8 .... Aid . "The old lo)"ol.lf )"" ion 'i tbc<c&O) ....... " " M1ot>ttlw/tti,,_lllr, - t l t t ' " ' - l t u. llttrlttlf8 &Int. .. tor.,_.,._.... CO<.,.,-......,..a .Not.,.. 11M:- -·put .. ............................ .....,.,...- ,,_IOftal -.a.- major""-·· !lid_., "'*<I> ,....,papcn ·------------~~--------------------------------------~-, SOFT ~· WITH THIS 'COUPON YOU GET ... only SOFT CONTACT LENSES $54° 0 pr. FOR ONLY $54 oo CONTACT LENSES ~ Otooee frOII\ 8cruc1t & Lom(, • A.O. Soh - H}lltboa.rw ~ Pfu a,..,;, ol opticalCJOIGiily •nrf......t (from ..,._, ..,.,.., tBaHalo Contact t."" Group 2777 Slvrid4n Drive ! ltodudal< w._ CoW &lmllacdf- Kit; H 0ctr ,_., bodt G"""""ec; c-.; 1 NoM~~ Senlcc Contnoa; Sol""'- for A Stmlbl,.. c._.... ~ ProfeNioaul fittiq fee 135", iDcludes Eye Examination ~~~:.c:.:_ailable BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AT - BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP Sh:!~~~..ri,!~~336 ~-----------~-------------------~---------------------~ 834-4336 • . CIC 2777 i �!editorial l ~ ' 11 Strike back at Albany How mall)' • - can ,..help 0<1 topoe, 1:1\UIISiliG tne State on the eOue&tlon aystem ot c:reeted and hating the ~ fO< aphttng You roofed a,,.- • Go\o«not IO< -r8gtng that callous dler~ !AU f J We ar8 angry ltudent caught on a system Intent UP<l" bu<denlng onlY ... wtth Itt woes We ate tired of flgl>l fng ~ttlea agalnat ~ lncreaalng tulllon and deoleled programs. We .are tired otiiHrlng eK®an that makAI no . .n. . or come from outnght flea Yet Ollf crlu meet de.af data, 0< to we often thlnlt We h.-e no reaaon to bell...,e thet stomP!no around the Slate C-.p~tal u SUNY atudentt dkl t.4onday will ap..,.. any chango We'•e done II Defore. and •IIlla lt may h.ave won some bettles, theta are etways new ones around the nut ~ We ere lighting a aysoem that just dMs.n't 01 .. a damn Tn•v .,., Trust- who c.n·t be bot'*OCJ welling t o - wllllttne State can be IO<ced to gt.. bed< to SUNY They just 114... tuition-let the atudents tau Ufe otot Th«e .,. taaoeyen Who say public hlgltef educauoro elreedy gets too mucn There Ia • Gcwecnot and • Ol•lslon of Budget wno decoded yeers ago to loop 1118 ~ around SUNYs neck ar>d ....,Y S(>nng pull 1118 kROl • tmt. t ttr And there Ia a ntrat edminlstraaoon lor SUNY In Albeny that epporently dOuo hght beck. and lloerds ot student who weko trom their com.s ol apathy and say " ltlat's tho woy It IS·· Well. thel'a not the way II has to be. • Si•ty angry students !arced thetr way Into Govornor Hugh L carey's preu conlerence In Albeny Monday becauae IIIey don't approoe of the way he Is handling tllongs II there wl!le 20 IIIey migM have be$n tnrown out ol the room, 11 onere were 600 they might M•e really made him rrsten ,, .. dllturblng that Carey would walk onto a room end ongor• 5111de<lll 'ThiS 11 e preu conference. •11e saod ·t don't pa~ auenhon to thatttherrol ~ Wetl Ill<'~ nu prCMid that tt>e<e os not much he pays ellention~ 151101 fO<ced on tus taee or ·~ hiS Deller interests We 10~ tf 118 flu eciUiilfy con.,nced NmMII thai n.. COUld fut\ouglltt>e SUNY aystem" msteao ol "lae~no ot twtaa on"? Has he lt.d eo often that he actuf.IIY bel•eYeS what ne says, 0< ooes ne j11st ttllnk that II he k~pa <IO<ng ot, we might all som~ay uy evO<Ytnlng's okly? Wull C.rey -n·ttuat expto•n the lncrea5e$ and tile cuts-no doclates whe<e they will como lro;,m He IS 11'10 one whO uitlmatoly decided to take bookt from our tlb~tles and puts dOmed soaoo~m up In Syracuee. He'a the good Govemo< WhO gives aid I rom SUNY'a PO(:Io.eta to Plloate acllools. We m\gl\1 no1 be eo Indignant •f there was any lndlc.llon tnet ell Stele aectors were an ar fng the economi c problems IJ<OponiOfletety, or that Albany might take frO<n SU'IY on IIIIo 1 ar>d tnen g1.. '' a brei~ In t1182 Granted SUNV '"" not cut as se•erely tills year es 11 was last year bolt the atunea are atiH slgnllocant And tile only re.aton the< a i s considera!My tau fuss &boUt u now ,. thai one SUNY ltu51MS sol wed the precl~c.ment by Dlactng tne burden on stud«lls Bet ore tile te~. edmlntatratO<S students and staff go1 all lored 11p they YOted to hike tuition. So whole everyone siiMn tll8or heaaa and says thet's too bad. only ooe group-pernaps the least onne.enuy I)O'Iwerlul-os left hotdong their PICkel stgns They elf neeo to be told they are wrong. Tne TNtteet need to realfte tnat tney d td act prematurely In ntk•ng oumon. the Stlte needs to k110w thet atudenl5 cannot bell out public education milCh more otten: and the Govorno• nl!eds to understand that allot SUNY will not talco hla taslllngs without stnktng back The next tlmo e bllsle•ves 101 Albany, get on It The only way a bailie IS loll before It beg•ns. Is II nobodt goes to fig~ I Oon'l 1~1 AIO.ny na•e anytnlng that easily ...., .....1HE ~~•.,.......... 0., EditO<-in-Cblel _,. ._ Elena cacavas .......... Jolin II. Ul>•ona sou.-Jetty._ lllonee"'e - ... JoMs>h s;...., ~ • Dootlia Ooloo - _ZJoooo.. s,.... - JtmOtYli'ICienl'O A. F1oa: Spoclol- .• AICI>lrOO.... ' '*'"'' Alet~C lllld't~ .... ........u . .C.W.M*Hne J.... _ -· ~._.. _ .._ -·- ..•• ~ .......... ,__ .......... EllAlArfJ-1\oi ... , ,. TOftit,_,H ~ J«fTtMHMon - ..... ·-•A.Coool• - · OWod ""Como- ~ -A. c . - '""'~!C- pracUe• ttr I'Vtty nau 1" tM Unl-&ltt Wllol I am w~t>g OI Wht -o•-toiY OCJ toiiCionlltiNI)"'>6 moroj - · IIRio<t•o>aiO enough lo not h•.,lhe opponuntty ro t1ttnd • M ••CMtfllf10f! '"'' the -•~r ol -11 .,...,.noa - - ,,... .vOl.ctl .,.. not Oittcted 10 _,..., int ....t 81.11 1 1 • IJniYor•itr """" u I Col!\ ~•ta.nd tttat lM Squ''' CoAftteACe Room t>Nt hQ60I a C*1a l'ft ~t ol Qre(W,. and tNt qftLfS fROM OVfR THf Cl)ftR by Pete Ronn *'*' trs tt\al ilrne of &he )'NI ega ..... fhe t•me ""-'f.t Ht>W YOt~«tt5 and~_. spte..,.. hewn a.--c.""Qan I"CC uruo oet that Hlhlrfenl OM.tre to rn-g~ate ~·" u they drOV"e WI arrows yw cJ tJW'I'~ the)' ~ e;r ho<Junv bo<GI Vlhon! cottege: 54u<H:NI w f')O nwf'W ,..,. • h._.,. Ou,..,_g ltltt m i )(Jftly ol lht liC~ yvlt ~ ur• ""'fll 120(; flf $..-;t)() to W&.alt! 1n I WH.. on new-er lu\ow ""'-'ilf' lnd lUll I II Moa.l~ 1 &uPf)Ok from paronta .mo fall "' :um 111 t~lr wee&ling 601'15 100 di~Qh\ ttfl w h() COf\IUk tht! KQw conc.ept · bofrowlng'' lfom ·taluno Ot,~Highl f'\Any ol you w tll ac.luaur pay 1t~«m bat'k'? t.Ja,._ Y<M~ ~tu 11 ¥r-ult na"w. a you have to 60 11 'ewOQy pcuntets ttom .someone- vmo nas tl ~ ·~ ...,,, 1n )'U< 0111 rov '• '"'-"'" f,• 1 t oro-t abou\ lan Uo~ On.,. ' ' da)'s thl!fes ,us.a not flnOiolgn lUI" to ''~ '·•'h ~llQU of ~t.-5ktrtt'lld ftOIIMfnwfl f)ad;ed ~~~ani~ on I bfeMt C'rwt'lbOf I ONCft')'CMI'H Clef~)' tl yov QM 8 t>um &-lolly ohe lltst o1 Mo. en 2- Don."J tafk •o the ovr Tr~ne Hllt It ro.e · 1 11<'1 )'011 00 lilly a .. IYQH OliOIIOtt onc1 UtiOV cues of Afoe_ he"U 51UJ -,out • •1'-' AM thlt 1 not reat a oo Mit M•sgo1 I Oo!t·1 . .l 1t o tllo - u 0""'9 yo.- c10 Noo oncy _.,,_,.,......,.,,.,on,,.._lt<to ot'a a certain waste o1 "'~ patt, 001.. , .. ~ 1 go to bOra Oo!t'1 vo lo O.aneyiAMI Oo!t'l reno a car Yout-. bet 1-S to~'' • NH QA1t0tt ot )'0\lt reWOJmr tl)tertl •no Iii byiM paot ~ Don't ....-y 10. Ohoncu ore owo In '""' y011re QOftnl be lnest.O fOI &ameln~ng ()pun COf\ll lnet V"'' 3 Oon"l te. man~.ac.s df•ve the cat Oon l lei Cl\aoge llals 0on·1 l. . we yCM.If hOtel 10011\ «*' 11 )'OU SHU Wlnl Y04.1f ok:nheL Don' t bV)' ~t.enl-110 tat..e l>Rtl 1 dtt.,nv ., the oeto~n klekono und o~uc>ong on ,,.. oe.,;h The Dayo,.,. ano Fort lauclerdol<l POIIoe dttpatll!1l'llll _..,supplement one US -nomy outt trOtll tinea durlng 1/le Mltt two rnottln• Jull u y rou• Don"t ~poet 10 ha•• Illy ,_.Y tn. ,..1 two oars Don't e•pectto boffow an'(•ll"- Oon'l •).J)ICt the ~n 10 be 0111 wile" 1011 Qel up Oo!t'l upec11o oome bael< ,...,. FCHgetobcJojt...... '" ""'· F""'lng a natne ''John Of J1ne Oovg:h 1nd oc>en YQut waJte1 All Wltl't tWerylhfnQ ~ g<r1 01 O"Y II .,m~ ftnct.nQ • p&aoe eo 00 (unteu YO\f oon·s m•nd ~ H '" ollbhc:j Unleu, 04 COUtM 1'0'1 -·1 mrno at>Ytt"nv Oo!t'1 lei onro. . lell tOll wtloJ to Pl*l Mild S - Is.,_.-. sbonl.. If,._ going to sleoe> "'' - o n • ""'010 beo 'o uve on hoc.eJ room COSta.. maM .,... .aJrMp illln1l 1ft 'f"CMMI' 01 - " " ' - Walling liP 10 bed breath M't ts one but dotty f - can kill 8 F01 tllooo 01 )'011 """ . . , . 01' alftglellcMol rQOtN lhe\llo. . ol*oetoiiOII)'OIItindoQVYOtg•lltt)'OIIraell Tali )'OII' re Ohe oon "' daughtw o• 1'0'1 were.ltl the Olyrnpce 01' on "*" . . . . , _ , _ . 01' r~r'•lncwwdi/>10. ~ tr•- lhat 2.000 .,._,. :;'"" wonl to - P wltll on ""0-lng <na)or tram ., TMft . ,. many .rvtntt apQniOt.O ~ ln. Un...,_ltt) •~•• one w~IC:h 11 hUIItly ._,.,.,..., in 81o'ogleat Sc~- lllflli'OUIOn'l It be JMIO'\abit 10 upeet a tarOtt •~" )IOU: • • • - ....., "'""" ••t10ct ,. - < •• OIIYI'*'O ~ lhoo lttlwl 0- 1 8 I "" OO..bl 11\at 1~11 It I<..._ IIIII ""Y II IIW& l\li;l>ly ~iC.ad' won1 reamctad tO a room of ~ INN.Ue adwet11Mmen•• on '"tile ·--... -- -.... O.AHok»t ~~· pta"-"" •-lllOflly Cl<ot•<Ced by the ..... 04 oht c -tlor> va Blolutlor> Oe<wllo on FeOrllory :It tiOelted IO<Witd 10 OH!ng lhe 0.1»10 . .ery lime I aaw tlwee .-ou umt w...nn Don't c.apt!C':\ back wtth e-..ryone you c.~me lD come wun Oon"t hP8C' g Oo!t'l admiiiOIIo-aQitlf.....SCHborl"""' YOII moyflOI-tlld.lt<tl,..,._leKtll8llyurlhat Tholcould b o . - -~- ... IRQ 10 &.peca to Me aDcH.~t to peopM )IOU oon't w~t to II. Elt.I*CfiO- .....,.peoo~e lromU8 01 tMIIuHaiO Area &hill\ fC)t.j Me at UB or t.n l,J\e 8wif1to arM 12. Elt.peoiftQI 10 bo itiYolod bock IO the U1M bOte!. u Oon•t- • ., , _ v.,.. re '""""" -~ sa •n an hour on th•• trip ~,._., y0u•re .. ring the aun. ilr1n0.tnG or stHplng So taka tuM -•ntoge. Those are lust • few ttPI on Mt•t rou ~kl or lihouldn't tlo. hom my personol exper10nee. llul tbOn -ln. wlty lfllon to me? I'm 001"11 to ~'"- �feedback!r f Mtutipulatlve advertlsint to llot&Nor n. u.e..s.ano.,.contat.,.,....,,,_.,...... ""- On Felnt'l' The $p«lllllfl - · - ... .., ...... INAtmy lllt-~po.af/IOIOfa,_ato-...e I"""'V'' The Sjlecr""" . . .....,. _ , • - """'"'0 lee..~'"'" . . . _.. bOll\ ..,., ltlloml llto4 lfW - f l o C Utili.,_ tht US Afmt II r.-y IO t - I O A l l _ , t \ _ , 1 1 Allnttopo41hehtl.._ IICI IMN Is .., 11\tc:npuon •lei Undt SAm lloooot v""' ~ '--n " The IICI wtt - l y -ath a •oovonlntUS~PtC_,., ...,. - t n c r . - a '-"'""by tervopllo(oo4our_Of_.....,,.,.,_ • larvo Amencan IIAQ Lal ua 1>0 abooil a ooupla of rn.nos 1 TM US mltolary ,. I'OC a , , _ , IIITMiy "*'10.. N6dy 10 extend a:asls1.nce 10 a ,....,., re..uve. 2- ~ Ia - - ' "' lhll lht US - , tatm _ , M Ofy~ gold medal It It IIUP'4 IO laO lhll vlc:tOfJ U an emotkanal aenc:Uon for US rnffltar,sm h ._ lmpOf\ant to und4tf tal'td a fw IIC:tl lbovl f'nOCJetn Amtrtcan life In ot • ..... CI .. Inlha.,_? WtCM- - • unto US _ _ ....., 1t1 El ~ lrefO<a _. __,,o lilt naw u.reat o1 us, __ Alrrry recnat"''l on 1nt Ull umpualla""""""'.,. Ull tl-•11 ..... 10 ...... """ .... ""' l>t --.oeo Enl"'-"*'1 "' tllt/fmfr 11 nor 1!11 · to tiMI UOirOIIOM o l - ,.....,. Wnet -. ,..., •• 1owtrt0 umton ana hn~ ......,..,.. The Sp.cy,.,. _ , . , . . , , graw . _ o4 fUCI9fr'Mnt Q 1o """''"" 1!11 ad. We TIHSjl«tttim'o.-oi--IOiht ,.....,. o• tf'MI us COI'TI'"""'t'f oetnoNttaaed br ••• w tilinOt*S IO Kl a& a mldd .. matt tor the. rn44lwy /olare~y A-- 0..,.~ Gaty Clureza~ ~''-6 Af H l(flfl A,., 8111r to relltze hOW ft\ucn of •n tff,ont lhfa ed reptewnt• 1 am..,,. u tt newtlo rw. one at thf& Unlw-eBittj tnartu 11~ oottl a~e 01" ,,_riM It IS aroo eommon 1u>0 a lhtl Ronald Raaoon cai*J fOf t reduct~ ol moMt me61 •••IIAbtt to student• through 11uden1 toana T'nta ,.,....,11 en IIIMedllft L.. Brown l« Anne z-Jtar_. 8anoch0••"' Agnea MIHI1~SA V.u Pret«<Mf of Slud.,t AlllnS FJ•nll' Cr",.'""-Souu«f4.,.,..,-st o., ~'«for ft/0''*1 L" St•..-e C.tron...-S.A S•n•t• allac~ on tht IICiuctlioMI upltaiiOtlt or ro- m\Oelt c-lan and woric:Jf\!G cl••• IIUOent• Tuh-on cotta uo uo lht 0011 ol IIV•I10 aky r - o . loant tre harder to gar and Go<! - I l l il not att) IOf I OIUOiftiiO gal I joe> on SvHalo Whitt c:an you Qtl """'"Y 10 pay tor your To'"' EOttOt ArlenftlwllllfJII-Spaak..,- o/ ,,. SA ,.UM~Oiwo Oolllltd P SiMOit-ANC loltmtHt O.M Gll~tter--AUII'tlnt Ptofft$0(. C~ 0.,. of Socfll ~/tdlltOitS 8 Beuo-AHC lollm/Ht tr--.. . . . . The . . 0 ltMYM~ to ft"'Ot Am..c:.en.. OMOIM • ptOtNefft •"¥•1WW'4 Mltt_r trn eoutl1,.. ...... globe-· ~ OUf' .,..n we- l)looloo- t - o l - • 1 - o n llltOI-- o4 1. . .,.., -~ We oonatt 10 1 - at~"''..,,.,, Jo<VO Rogecntuaq f Help the huntrJ' IM ~1~ ttl• art hUt~ .,. ~-... .n OUf own Coun&ty WOIIdtten"'""''"_, _ _ Wa ....eo not noweoww ~~wt110e~o•n~ 10 f11"' II Tilt .._,.01 ane ,lt~oodwty- are ,.A"''l Ill< .,.,.., ...p Tilt Cot''"''""IJ Acl""' Cot~ ~CAQ II ~lftG I tooo On•• lodlt eNS ~y S•at..- M wy O•r'·' tt an eHott by lt~ll lO r.tP Cht' """""' ol thl Eat1 Soot Wo tcAQ art awno .........,. to M•P 00,· ml'•n.o • ltNII ~~~~~100 •n IM 'orrn ot CMMd fOOd& Ot r'KW' ~ttii\At»t& Th11 tooo • ~+4 go IO Si.stet Mary wt'H) pottonally 4•trtbulttl it to lttoM "" n .... ec.onomv •• We tttAHte lf\11 """' tuutnt no1 the "M)$1 a\IC't\ oona1•~• ~ Jtttl ~must •unaot• for 11~ An~ "'"'"9 conutouuon no manet rM:M &ma.Jt ..-.;t ~ On-c•n"IP\1"1 IKIPt&bln ..-111 be M1 UP tCJCI.il)' l'ld Th.-•.ad•1' ftorn am unul :..10 t)m ,,. !,qutte ano C.pen Htlll Pte.fM donllt wrl\11t...... VOU ~ •o «Juctllon?TMUS Amy In lltt -~ IIIICI!IIonoiOtaOt ,,,,.. tm8urpii-SA A-u •- mbly 8 JlngofSUC Wet\4WM c:omn 10 lhe tMCUte On Wod_.sty Feb!Ua.,. 18 lht Coun<or -loci A,.n Ro&«~fl'ld-SBA 19Pfnet'lllfi'H SUD ~ttJ I Ptn., J P'uH•no P._,or £•K~t,... O.rKtOf CAC £.,_.. s.-- 11\at due IO I)OCH econotntc condU.ont In Wet.ttff1 ...., DonM Gll'tl roo l(al10 Dot• Snl·th 0 .,. lrlltflrttPI Si'l•ton Parr1C>IJ au .. Volt< enlr•l"*'l '" 1ht armed torett hod owpuoiiCiall e.a:pocteUona Tnts •• • tecuc •• oeo •• war 115elf-ctNie an "npo¥..-tiMd Cdi.mn..,,C) and ,,U can '""" ~><oeu<•5Uiflc:otnl cannon • Why IS 1M US Armr o n ola "•t ,...,eta ) W•ln '"" - " ' o1 ua ""'*Oflldu'llu 10 .,., '"' ,,.~ ec:swcauotf, tt we k)Ok 11 1111ementa ammanaung hOff' SIJahrUd ttoehog!resle<:_,ot lhtUS~-'""'"''IIht 1-Ut CCNP*e of monli\S • I Wtl ftnO at\ ana•• AonakS Reepn na& mlormecf "' that the v ..tna'" w., wu a tt. it: I \II of Pf..M lOt the U$ nhhl...... Vliflt.IOUS cavM.- and..,_.,. US policy mai!Ma wtiOCIICI- · - tiMI nubltr( IO ltg!ll IO a -OfY a-.at Halg h&l m-eo ,,. csomono t~ Tnlt rwna lilt.,.,.,,. nordft of commun•stl are thrNI...,•"9 ,,_ O.moaa~c. ceAini-& QO~I .,. Ef S.t..-.oor ~ AOm•n~arretiO'f l\as ennounced 11\AI EJ S.r¥ector ..,n be the test ol a new""*'~ ruot\te In tM UNtO • A wlf1\IIOUI war 1n EJ Sa.t¥edor rooont to • rietOttOUa concWa*On .wtlt requ11a •mmense amoun11 ot cannon foooer Tttt tomtl~ MUIIU"t$ •n TM Sp«rrum1 1 ad ,,. confident tnW){ved rn a ltnflter con gam. Every IH'tQit us "*' """"'Oradl>alo Who 11 --~.., aDoul mok•no tnda"'"' becotn,fl fair game In uch•noe for 1 few dotll" the genttoua Unela Sam Will auow you tf'le OQoportvnhy Jo De U herOIC IS lhl US hOC"I'f 111m and erMfQI VICIOfto\IS CW&f OUf C0tJ'IfT1Unllt foe& HOW rNf\.. Of Y'OO rn. •a Peau through strentlh *" r pM~t ot tlw m 4•t•tr ~ ot 1M Plo- P'l~' 101 ~~ "« ~ •,. (KI ,_,_. ,,. ..4d ..... OI.Uy 0'~ br ~tty atC)f't S.tt•rg•n p.,., .p G'.t) -It '"* "~ •''~ '' •PPH'«J tll«'e _.., no lftlW'ItiOit ol a tory #fh t;,h sh•recJ th• p.~ The Soect,.,.,. ·.a: SIOI..$ Ire pUCJN KOOfd•ng 10 the HCifOft IMy M'JOI'9 ut 01 1~ II"PtHt•nc• lttet 'IIOI't.ed"' •round ,,., b,. I•Y·OIII etrrsls •Ito tt•we onlt til• Ada,,. mH•II,./11rr(f'f't(.S-I){)I ,,._ Ml CO"IMI Tht SP«:trum filS U.PIIJ/tfllll 1/1 ~~fHtg poi#C't . , ~lflfWI /lifT. . tiJI'OUghotJI tile W'Hf S.~lf'1- ' " Wtll twU ,, 111 '' ,, '' ~atantiY oll•t~swe P•rrw:,.,,.,,., .,.,,,,. mtflllt'f •d•. ' 'fWw9" 111-r m•y eo~~tr•d~Ct our "'"'"'J p/tiiOJOP/ty. thflt lf'e ISO/ OMttntly oUMSIW to mlrt'l fhoSI thlt I•WY the tftlltll'f m1gtu 8f9Ufl IIIII Oy not PI'"'H'IfJ . , ann ~ 01 n•vr 1d. we 111 w1thh0l01ng mfOimlttOn rrom rho.se wiJo f)lf mt.,.ttfld We "'•t bet~• ' ' 1& not out place to m••• '"'' tudpemenr -Ed ~ '"'~EatOl Tr..a tetter ••..., ~to tf'le •••• pub!,...., • ll..ftt ..,.. ,,.. S.C,,.,., ent•tlieO ()pporae ~ ,.,•••1.,U1o01'\.. by ~naor SOW)- w,~ lo o.,.o•n ••lh Ptol.. aor w~ t wovacs •• •to 0...,. "'' o-etajt ~of rout w.ctw I tt wu • PMC:e of rratt'l tul ot ''""'~ •~ ~ u .,._. r01 ..,,.. w.Jtt tcw prtnt ro ,..., ,oot if11t< ont_lre,..,lo_thOt . , . _ a t , . . . _.. • frM cot:NIQI ecluC:alq, If lhf UrwiMI Sli.IM W04J'O on4r •e<I\Ke 111 m•l•tMy ~·f'IQ '""'* 'WOW'• •••mcwes ..-.t1 $o you fttl V-' 11\11 . . ..ch NIV. IO henO O"e • l20 000 fOf m1l•taty aoeno~ng O¥et" the ~t """ yNn Wilt 1n IR$ ~~gen1 0. trv«\.tng on my door aa.*tftrg fat S5000 thiS YM'1 t Oorft ~- whetMf Of not )'OU r..O tM ~Sp.J~ bu-t ....,. f1C»'Yift9 I 1A). CUIO¥W lheMII tour ye&rl tt things go accotd•ng to en Khed.._ 'Qerl' wtU be 1u~oc-"mo Of' our door --~· ne ~·• De g,_.,ngua $ 10000 IOStS.OCIOOYet the nt'kl tout )'N.ta. ~~~·no uo ooo Gt4 ou1 you• eercutote>< .,., • .,. up IRS ,.,, t••' e<luc.aUon tt UB 1Mn t:on'\pa.re ahat hgurt to tM amcM.Jnl o1 IM cut .,. wiU be 1ne col\ or a tour Poor housint policy moOernwartart TMco.tl'lh-O"'•no.ed bOtf\•1\ootla,... you as 10 to the &/llor: 1am wo.llnQ a11"1' t•me 10 erpreu mr concem O'f'lt the Mw room aaa..gnmtnt ay1tem *ntcf'l Unf_..,..tr Houolno 1>0 enaetono tO< tnt 11111olll- , . ., UnOtlll!lo new '-•ino pollcy anatuelt<lll iniO<Hiod tn obeal••l10 '-•lno .........,Pin ntXI yaar ,... Ire e>locecl ., a Iemery .....,. a ot<taon pe,_,lage well Ire - OII>III'WliJ out r.oon lhe '-oino e>rOOfVII Thit - don no1 lnct\tCM tnccwrune tr•ll\tnen • no . ,. on-campca IIOuolncl II Ia only all.. lhil fNlaJ eut lhll thoe C:O.Migel be 1~MI a cettam numoet lc:on.-.bly leU rhln In 1><tvious Yatttl ol ••H -ac>l- '*•• ... t..., OOOfdlll&lOft.,.., """"*......-.. Hmno - . an _ ... o4 C...leQt 8 tnow - n u ~ lolounlaln II C<>UegeiiOf lht 1 - yaara I hlwe 0 1 1 - IIIia Un~ty I c:an- hell> I>UI .... !hal 1111 Housing 011""' hU miiCit a gta.. tmlf, By , _ rht pnvottgt ol pr~o<lly """""'11 __.1y g4- the C...teoa llhat co. lhl 1'10111 to ~ce 111 com 1n 111 own arttlllltY ttl in .rftet 11. "n!rougll tiMI lollory nor only art t i l t - o1 tnt C...leQt 1n danQtf or tottno lhtlr '-•'no ~><lwltagoa.t>ul Ita .-<~lnttort are as M4L In O<dt! lo< tna co41egt 10 ptrlorm etllclenlly,lt ""'" ,... . 110 coordinatOf&ll\lino Wllhln 1t. W•tnouttlltllBth&nd ollllt . . and wanlt or tlte 01141tQt · - " · a .-<llnttOf e...nor luc>otlon ro Ilia "' ht< full pottnlltl, Md tht COIItQt will ...,IU&IIY IIUHtr btcOUM of lhlL Tlltte are aome talll ~ aay lhlt thl College- no uMiul purpoM. and t.,...fl>ft aiiOIIICI not be gtanlod any epactal l)(lvileQtL LAII ma Inform _..,.lng -·lodOt t•• ·-""no You SQOkt M'l yow ....., of 1M aa.uonomtcal c:oa.1 ot .som-e ot tM' lhtngS Black Mount•n U f\n done to beneht bo\h n• membet& and tne Un1Y8fii\Y Being tfle Cou.ge ol the am •net thNtft. 11 Ns rnant tt1tola '" rttl - oucl\ u the Bulttlo Ragio<lal 8a1tel. meny poet&. ancs Varb.ti tn.ula- grCM.IPS W'hOU p t r l - l l a v e - llt1joyod bl' boll>,.,., Un-.y H- and the con'lmuruty 't also prcwtda the chance tcw any and •• atuOanta.. \heatw ma)ors Of not to beCCltM actMtrt thelt(IC&I orQd:uelk)n:S s:uet~•• last semescer• tut_.lul " The - t a p " ancl IN _ _,., _,.no production oi"A Funny Th•l10 on tht Wty to tnt Fon#n." Wolnootl the-~ o4 u · Of~IIOI\S. m111y stuoent.s ~ hl:v. no ou.... tor llltVI-IL '*''"' On a amalltt scale. rht College is o SOd&l 11 oroantzaa •ueh at~enta ~$ T G_f.f :s- ~ftiU e o u -. . picnocs """ out~ 10 1111no people t_l... tO ,....,..,_ Pr~ tne mo&l ,,.,pottont- oltllt CblltQt ts tna t ita • place •Mte people With common intetat& can . . - one enol""- II you'"' active lind partldparo tn 1.,. ...,... you"""" a, _I_,..,.,.- 10 pon ot lilt C...ltgt. It'• .-nice leojf/10 to ~ lhll you can ,eturn eecn ,..., and see 10 manr famhu tact& 11'1 lrnponanl tner lhe C...ltQt ·• lose lht privlladgt o1 m&klno .. pOUibiL ,,,.ts It lht hollolno tyalam ....,.ins •• 11 now alondo, ... a•t In C1&r19or ot loi1<1Q au tllfs-U>e CotltQt. lht familiar faces. ancllllt teellng. Platoe aet now. S/ttty/11, '-""-nthOI /ol- 8 /ot:lt lllocH!tarn It ColltQt 11'0 If' lf¥0$ And 1M only WI)' 10 ~1 adt I Waf 11 to 11\1 tM Qalh tM!j OUf OOhttcal....._,. ate lollettlf"'Q tOlley Tl>ol patn It - t"""'V''•Htnolh. Of - You •llo Mid en I no -.on wu ...,... ,..,_ lilt .,."., o1 • gun tf _ . ll\rOUgll )'Otolt ..,.,. . hat ~,_n -1 ~.,.. lhll lht -~ ..... la..gf)l ~y ~~ Wtlh tMtr QYM The $cw...t 1\1'". . t.usJhl "'s tnltlhl~ «aNobeyC~~~neone Yw:the .. •of LN,ungt._ It you"" . . . ..............__.,..,.. ...... IOII•IOfV II IMW llild. IMQoar tiiM youf'l. wtlll lht~oiAtoanouannotono-M,.. hiSIOfY IIOCli<J you' N - · - dollltY DOff!_.., INougn rl Ihit Coolnl'l' . , _ - 1&01 to tonvnurusm yau u tlilt l\a¥t a fOb llMry t\a¥e -.oloOY prol-. In - - 100 &eal>t 1..... ...., caP tnem st,..._ ,...,_. Whll ~· mt , _ . - you< go-w- ltU• 10 I 1101> to'~"" lilt!_,. doy I""V"IIIa.. lo 19-1 IO< your lraeclocl> ro _..out tOt"'"IIIIOM ,.no <t,.. 10 PIOie<:llhlt...., , , _ F~ and peace cton•c come oon- CI'MiaP ~__, W~lllolm 1 hOIII you11 1n1t tiiOugf>l ...,.. • you 0«10t to llatt Ktl'*h"' out • tettet that wu W<lltan•l-limU-by tlltiCINJISISoiiM 191101 �Farley to stay in State GOP Chairman battle by Onld Uttldltld ! ~·S..UI'nHr i. Erie County Rqlubbcall Owrman ViC'Ior I'J. Fariey has ..,.,ed to remain en lh• ..-for OOP State kader. ~ptte steff Oppcbruon from Brooklyn OOP chief Geora~ l . Oark . Acx:otdcna to recmc ~atlon, aurent Slat~ Piny leada Bmlard M Kilbourn •.U be named b) ~ Reapo Adminulrat1011 u an unda-secrctary 111 th~ [)q)anmmt of Health and Human ~ica. Ac • r-n1 ,.,aina or the 611·pason Eri~ Coumy Republican E=uliW Committee, farley '"'U fully endorsed for the top p0.c In addncon, ranklna OOP Stat~ leaders hn~ hl.oted tha1 US Smator Alfoose 0' Amato fnon tJN, Farky camp-allhouJh h~ " not "'llllna to publicly wppon ellha candcdtll~. D'Amllto's cnOuenc~ "'U\d wdl proH to be the d«tdina fector en aa e~trand1 llahJ "'DI<1C, many o~•on beiiC"~ Oark, munv.hil~. has the suppon of 1wo UpscaJ~ OOP kada. en the Stet~ Lcautatur~ . One or them, Senat~ M~ont} l.cadn Warren 1\.1. Andason, his ~ponedly dcspll)'ed • stton& intn~c en runncna fol ao•nnor in 1982. 'I'M ocha. A>Krnbly Mtnoruy Lada James l f.mct). "•I"' sacd to hi\~ aubernatorcal arnbiuon>, end i< ready to tnttr the concw should And~rson faJca. lronirally, Farley .. as a ley m=ber of Andason'saafr. sa-en& as first Anutant CouMd to IM M~cty Lucier. Ho,.._cr, fark) rCSIIOed th~ po!l area ••J«t•n& Andason's requnt to pull ouc or the Stat~ Chacrman rcacr Andason's request "'" uportcellt based on Farley's clo~ Ill:\ "lth pcKmtial aubanatorill canchdatn en hiS 11om<o count) SlaJe Cornperotkr Ed•ard Rtpn and Hambtir& Conarcssonaa Jed Kemp arc West~ ~ York nau•es bein& mentioned for chc top Albany post. Farley leO the And~non camp, not v.entina 10 drop out of the compctitioll and alJcaedly relllzina that he couldn't ooruin"" co ..ort for lhc Majont) Lnda •hilt supponcna <ttha Kanp or Rqan. ' "O '"o CDci•o ••"" o•1 A> Ill~ •pcoculauon surrounds hem, Rqan r<"~~WAJ und«tded nut year or 10 - t r~-d«t1011 --~-----------------------------....1 about "'hetha to run for Govanot to a S«<nd four-year cam u State Compcrolkr. Officially, Rqan has deeliM<! to announc~ b.iJ intentions, but' at a recent public ptberina. aumded by 1M Sp«<n~m. the Bufralo rescdtnt responded fa"Orably co bdna called "ch~ na1 Go-m>Or of "~ York Stac~." Kemp, bu ..ty tryina co push hil Kemp-Roth tax-cue bill and Reapn's economic reeo~y plan throuah Conarm is reponed!) not interested in th~ OOP pbcmacorial IIOCI\JIWion iD 1982 Accordina 10 Kanp's Outrid Admini.suau•e A>sisuot R~ru GuJino, the Congressman is "very busy supportcna the Reqan· Stockman economic plan and at lhcs titM has ~pressed no d...,t . for th~ OOP nomination for 10' ernor in I 982." 1be slxo~am ~ntati~ has abo hem mmlJooed as a poss;bl~ opponent to Demo.,nuic lnrumbmt Oaoid Patnck Moynihen In tbe I 982 bid for a US Senate seat. 'I'M 402-memba OOP Stat~ Corntnluec ,.ill "'n•·ene to dte1 a ~ chairman as soon u IGibouro raiaru has pOst. I'Tncntly, Oark is runnina u the flvoritc since he alJedaedly has <loser ua co tb~ Reaaan Adminisuauon than Farley. Also, IIWIY ClOIItend that chrou11h that rdationship Oark mey be able to eliminate th~ reeently4<:1aued Sl million Stat~ Committee dc'bt. INSTANT CASH Need Extra Money for Spring Break? $ v~ $ S H 1 . 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DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS "---FRIDAY, MARCH 6th- - _ , SUMMER JOBS ~ ttplQIISI..., ............ . . . . _ II VloAHA tJIIj _.., CMTIPS ., lht gr'Hie' New ';br!t ~ long cr.- _, ...,~ H r..sr-. Croup SoMcd Dfc>t.. YM-~ 131115 WlngUin 1M.. INC o002a 92ttO - - - - - - - - - -bf .IOHPfal.IJipl• The• .. • jiOOCI dul a1 !.Ilk u- ~ bolh on end ......-M ol lho p...._,, oboul lho-" foro..,.,_ US n~o<a.. .....,_ 1ft 1111. - .... . . . . for"'" Pmidoncy RoNid !logon ..... ~..__ lo llw . . - ...... ~ IDu!lh Amerlco Sinct~ Pr...-. ~ '-N.-:1• ~-10 lnciiiAdu..ts"""' - - " ' " clowlc~ WI ~o(- ....... ""'~::' : . : : - - GoNnl o.w! c Jonoo-a..r-. .. "JoiMI Owb cl Sloll- urgod t o - Iundt b N...,.,_,A ole,.... monned .,.._ bombor Ra_., _..t bokn N , _ , -uns tho! Fodonol ~ .,_'!11 should bt !'lid 10 . . porconl on lloc:ell982"' en .cldoaonol $7 2 t.1oon could go _ _, llw doPtentt bud1JII Allhough Ra_., has - )1«1 ~ ,.qualld thai • """' bombor bo bwlt. th<tre oro oh!ady dotaJ. on o <otl end _ . . , dfttun lriCldlbg - ol ~~ P.nniQon DtteJs v.+Jith - - m • nononel pubic.._ stkllhc"""' 1116nnord bomber~~ bt.., ~-altho 8-lbombor -IO'apptd by Pr<ttld<oru CtrteT-ond might """"1"'<1f•...._,ttollhc 8 lbambottuld lhe rhOiuuonOI)I """' technology olthe Stotlth 6wtrtft No ....,.. tho clnogn ... ""' pnce ltg I> ...,. 10 bo In tho bolooM eo...- """''"* NYC AREA wm. W®ffill.,liD~ S.wts '"" I I I I I St•"' MANDATORY INFORMATION MEETING for those students petitioning for STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Cot.!.. ciJNU «t Thott """' ~ ~ dw """ bombor dMio ... !he. ooly c:ompoo-oldw TRIAOcW..... _., "'t.<hcorobolwn<Md -oooht ~IO ....... oaoniOnuciNo- 1'-CJIII:I-. . Iho c:nocllbollly ol • ~.. U..tord S..O.:.In d w - ol ..... ............_ ...... ScMot u.-..c~ong to ot..logoc tht ........ 10 ......... "'" ......... '-'loot -.ld 10 . , . . tht dogrto ollhttd s..a· .................. -..! bo r>Hdtd ~ dw INMOd- ~ l n l - - . . 1 8olotc M.Mn ond Sutoro.ono laun<hod &11ft c<Nid bo roulltcl "' rtdoro<Md • lht am....--s domtnd Whtn lht c.wr lldaoio-011011 mad• l h < t - 10 letop tho"'--' 8 I bomber • nwnbor ol valid ob,octJono "'«'~ lodgod Sonce R,_,! ~ m...nod ..."'91< bornbtf - """""' for ...... cl ~....h ttcllMiogy - .. not ol1ohtl doHetnt &om tho .aopped 81 • _ , . '*'~ P<WJo"Sth.t tht Rugen Admlnl<lradon would oo t<ltwly tuPI>OII •• ~ Tho Cort"' Admindtration•• mtJOt cr~IC\Sm cllht B I ,_,11<'<1 bomb." .,.. b&wd on CIA ond Ponoagon rfP0<1• oha tht SoYiot Un""' ·, anti ......to • .,.....,. ..,.. to highly dtwlopod ~hoi tho ~ ·_..."- blo..... out cllht..., bdO<t tl Ct>uJd got dooe entKlgh 00 M .. tllgll """"""""lltllpai1MIIIo""' M_... Cwtu COITKI lime• tht c.rt.. doo-. to deploy9'0Uf'd Laund>od .,..._"' w-n &.""" .... ., .,.,. ., ~ c1 tht 8 r • ..u~rwr.w.y 10 . . . _ . . s-. - _., ~ Tho ground lour>dwd ........... President VIce-President SASU Delegates University Council unllw. _,.., borrobe, .. ~ clllrong unclootc:Md 10 . . ~ a-lhtaulM ....... llln~lht--ciN oonh , • c-ocl4o~S....... • ~ *"- tiM)I how nol }Ill d.-.topod rolla 10 cltlonll- tht "'"'~cr..... In add"""' 10 lht ground .......nord aw.. ........ ' "- llllkd. s..... oloo -__ ......, ,,. lht 8-52-lhc.....,.. lir-lounchetl 0\IM IALCMl t....nchtd ....... ""' dropo do.... below ...... ~ s..c.. "*"" tht AlCM • coltP"'M cl o!IOCIIYd\l -OIIIISI So.itt u doPttnHS ond II olio a ,.......,. commlmlnt. thbe _ . . oo bo no Iogb! , _ for 11ot Rugen AdmlniMratlon Jo spend count'- blliont ol doOtn on • ..,.... cllno>aur qudo hkoly could ,..._. .,,...., ~· dortiJnatlon In a limo ""'"" SOCial Pf9"""' ... laltng 10 tht ...~. lor h tokt ol National dolenw. one would tlotnk tho--~ oould lwod bon• w•to IPOt'd o bolugu..«d N......,., ~. ""'*" DUE TO VACATION Mandatory Candidates Meeting will be held Thursday, March 5 at 5.,... In the Talbert Hall Senate Chambers ALL CANDIDATES MUST ATTEND! r--·SALE-..... arracTs 110'Mo QUAMNT!ED IYDOCTORI SOFT t&r ~ 1'!!1 ~uowntown's Onlv~-~ "E W WAVE CLUB PRESENTS $~,(1/JV$ :a~? ~RI & SAT ' SPECIALS ~rews & Marys Mixed Drinks 75¢ 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 t111 m1dnate �,._, .' \,. . \ !, l~•. · ~ ~ ' ·, ~.._ tlT ~ '-. .;:;;_,·.-.-.......... Lo~ •• ft,I"Wlo\" . \ up Molino._... •h•• r."'" S..lur• hiS ....,.-.., ""cho'l!"' br pC.ctd ...,n11 nort CufnMIMII.Jt•ffd <>~!.an ond enlriood ~ h '' ~- rnonyoltt.... peoplo ......-. Otdend ro Ww .,.,. ., ch4r <O<Q> '"-tho-"""""" !dod d.l Booct. • klrcft wnmdot<d ond ho ~ .. - < ! \ an..,od Ge»nol ....... Loon ~ ol .... Chil-d Dnpk lhe 11>1-.1 mpoa gooMd b\1 "'- Cab ,... "" -0....Tvesd.y. ..,., ~--·'-·· d - Mil- "" _, .._, ,q-. old !l"""l M1lnco ~ ond , _ promononlly llw ll'llllwy n.. ollicft CCt'p& ol wltom ~••rwd their eotn.rnAndt undti Ft0<1<0 t... become .....><11od ""'h th• gt00.1ng li>ofohsm ol th<r gowmmont 1M army ond ~ w.. how complo.ntd of ·~ """!! ,.,.,......_ lha Bosqu. ond """"' d-dot. which .... lod "' ...._. of • p!OpOWd coup """""' lhe army ond Ill llglu-.g )Oumels IOf MWnli monchs llw mi1itMy hos b..n , _ ln«nMd by tho 1977 ltglllll.otlon of ,_.PETITIONS AVAILABLE •~ for President Vice-President Treasurer SASU Delegates University Council Grads I' a Undergrads eligible lor Unlve.-lty CCM.InciO PetftJona a l aiJOflabfe, .unting TODAY, In room 111 Tolbert Half 1 1 hold"'9 ,,. IS t>ow-. T~ t4olooo ...,.endaod to lo<,.a: lon:n He hod •.wloft 1\mWd clc>omo • ollft lor • pleM out of SJ- ...d "" · · - ol t..lod- of . . . _ T-o M<*>o hod 1>0 chcAco bu• to ..,.....o., lilt~ .... "'I the ~ buold.ng ho tranopon«< co lhe towt> of El P..OO the homo of ... dol fr...aoco Ftonco whm! ttl< lorrMI ......tndor tool. IllHours bo!ior• tho >lmft1der tho C .... Guonl ~logan r~ sot110 ol tlw lloJtll!lf$. 20 an All. 1tncl thor> many of tho enhslod GcJ..-d<men bog.>l'l lr>ciMduo!v- , . , . , _ 0op.moo - . for NOTE PETITIONS MUST BE RETURNED Thursday, March 5th All under~raduate students are eligible for these positions. . - p,..,., '" \,:~ llfi!WAtd ~ ~-, ~ ...c-........ "'"'*J.t c - ... """" CM~ao Deputy o...l"' ~ ,,.., •••,., .. tho rntluov ac.odomy ..... MTftl..d "'""""' !!wit Jf'l ~ II • • Cnmon eloni ....... ......... Ollwl _ . . ""' """" llw K.ng "" tho M<wtdoy noglw of llw ,._ •"' tntd 10 ~hom 10 _ ...... ~and"'""• Pnmo ""'- Sol.... ogrHd 10 punOih llw ,.........., a8om bur ,..,............ ol tho molo.., ~olo olto ,.,..,..,., tlw A'frT fot I C'~ goYCh'U,Wnt Wit~ tho .....,..,.......... ond tcJOalasb ..... ~·· ..,.,_ pdlloool ~~!l't· I\.IIUJtr coup"'~ ~ *M tl.lmf'd down lor llw IAt I lurtlwr ono.-llw .,.,..., M ~ ""'!> 1n Sp., could how hod _ _ . , . . . , . _ .... u,., "•' u11' f'f\tr)' mto ~~ .. ............... <.,...- ~"'9 f~Qbtll(. &o::l¥t'd •.,. """"' o!' - .._ , . · - lo••~• «tJn. A.m~rte:•r~ t NAtO t lftd (L- ~ .. luning ~t, OrglthU!JOn wto tr.c: __ Tr~·~~ ..... [\II OP*-'" c-.-y 1UO ... .......,!I'_«>Wdbto poW•• w.a., ..t.dl '""""' - !>po-"1 cr1ll) onto etlwr o l - ...............""-·""~ T"""-" • Ill • i'ATO ......Cll..t "' T,,..., M-11ono •• " ' - ....,...,.,.,..,...._ Mof\i._,,.., ~ Olr81fW.a&.otl~ J...., Catino o.tu<Od and ct.. Qlj.,.,. .lll ., ol wrr• aniiOM'd p. M ()d.,... M>n...., <..ligon , o cMI.on -d.........o.._, biOpott ~ '"'"'"''"od ho ..... not - o d s-.m ., on w.o....cioy nn. t'J ..)ng aft ltf th.f COUftll'\. S """Y ond .. "*'!! .,..nou"'lfd 10 br • .._ h .. - ~"111'""".,...,. k.d. .. "'""• .... """' tf'mpaf~ "'-" ....... tho '"' ~·....,. �US role in E.J Salvador questioned _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t.,P. .It.a.b '""""'POWIIt......,.. .... -- -~ ~ lnond. ....... ~.or ~Wiod by~ ArMy .. x.on.a c;....r Wlrlonco ,_ - 10 .................. ond .. ""'.-. ..... --w - - l o r . . Unload St-. • ~. 11M ...... - . 1 El s.a-tor ,.,. ....... 'llw -~on F.IINoty ~ 1M,_. t.r.l.<ld Ow Sowt u.-. """Cuba 10 ' - ... In ........ "'' -lmpooolblo 10 clflerld, be OW)! .......... 10 .... ,..._..., _ . . . . " " £1 ~to tua:ooad •MI <.:talrily load 10 ....t1v -.._dot«! ol • Solv«b Ho--.... lho c~oa.-·.......... ....... ~oc~o .......- ... _ o l .. clenlod 1111 SNB. .lo9 - - ....._., _ .. .. £1 _ ~·.eo..- "-lY ..-I. "Thon. n o - 111M d1lo II a..,.._ 10 IUfd9 d w - -~ c.........-tlw~~- -IObe ~ s.c- "" lho d..a - In £1 ~. ...... c-na ~ ...".....,_ o;gallanlly--... ,.,.. . .. *"" - "''JPPy .. us ..... ...t Th« Htw Yo.~ !'lmft ~,....,...........,.... .. Th« ~ " " ' - - . . - uph•...S docunwnu ... dnrnbood IM Sol.odorion ,._..,...........,_on........, .,..,.....,._..,.,..,._.... .......... .....,a "'*-- . . . ~- ~....., by Ow lhorp - "-'-- ... o~~s~M<hy ond rt.. "'""Y ........,.. .....a '"'h mU• y · - .... .... rho ... Conwq_.,., """"l' _ _ th«,..,.. .,..chy otl!c.,. "-dmt ~·· .,.., """" polocy - - Edlo-.n - . ..11w SoW< u.- ....s c• 1M"'"'·. pr-.lorot , _ o...v .... ... ....... .... . . t h o , _ , """-" • •• l«11>ooo< . , _ by eo.,._, s-- Qk .. ....-., _,..,_. - - Whlo ,.,.,_ - ~~~o~ ~ _10....,. 1M ...~ ........ In 1M and onduclft EJ S..-..lcx" ,.,. an ""-911 pa<1 oln """""""~'""' • peacdi.J and ~ c:t..ngo., El SalvadOr.- rho AdftW\IIIratJon. MIW,g l o r . . , - In moluoy aid 10 ...._ SJ5 4 million and on · - - t>l tlw numbor ol mloroty advbots hom tho 21 anad~ rtw• oo I SO ..........._ rho s.l.adomn mlll(o.y, wl*" d th~ 61d. has bftn Widely Cflll<:luod by ooganiUiton• MM Am.-y lru""""""'al. rh<t Colhollc Orur<h 1n El SolvadOr and rho Fonn.r. Pmoclrnr C...ft • S...t eorv- ~. ~andlhe ~ p...- Nopol.on o- '"'"-" ..... '* lh.lt ·--"'Y• ..-~.- b•olno .... to "-llw~ and boll army "'dw-'<! • liwo _.a. •• c¥'>glrom hu._ 1M Now Yorl r..._ hom .. ~ 1M - • ~,..,.,.,.n ""~ /l2 pm:cnl ol ._,ed """"'""" 1M morwmum ddy t«<m-..lod c.tblo: tnulo. fJ $ok.ad<~ mey unly '-' thl bo9>"""8 ol US Centro/ Am"'lcon "'""""'""'"' On fobruooV 17 Amnnl~ lntemodonol •....,.,ned lltot IM rllih'·"""U "'"""""""' ol ~inll GuOI...,olo ,.., d....,.y ~~ foo the --ion•"' ,._.•,..,. !.000 .-Po OOlCV June 191!1 ,.,. Ill £I Solvaclof IM sn-ong Mod . . . _ . . . . . ~· '"' ... compll<tly 01>4 -~In """''' oflgord>y " """' W• .,.,...... I ,.,.. tiACh .. the New Anl>ol""' )IQf's 10 000 polor~taly motw•r..J Cummum.t ()rrpn1r.allon •• • ~""" of f'MintAinlng a Ioiii""' Foo-me ~ to El ~odd. Rabon WfY ~tM'-tn JYAvt. q\10 Wl!de. re«ndy ~ by !:Joa.,o.y ol lloaro• Ad..... , ,,...., ad-. .........ly "'~ 10 Nn.">do! Had,l has da>med ct.- • '-1 6000 .,..,... OCX"PM!! IM ..... QUO '-"'"ad !>1"'<'11\roboooador 10 - - lolled by ... ~ ... ......... _ l.ilod t1w I.JNio.d ,.._.,.,. Klr.._tdo - c:ltowro to. 11ft j<JI>bo<At- ulon MUC.WIIo.- 1v< c.-~ ......... In • ... ddend.,d ... ~ ol on~.-.,""'-·­ fl Sol\''""" hM bftn ~ WI* """' US ""~ l'ftOdt'IM# . YIOC."''... .. Mar-.~ .... Europo:on IAa-. lho <'OnCern aboclr rho ~-­ """~~""' ............ ol u...... l"'"- ...... ol Sow! ~ . . - d - ......... ..-1 pollooal :.0.1-\ .... .,. lv< flu....., H¢" and H.._..., ,...,...........,,_lhanooloru.ncoon~""l'lN Al!.rt a...r...... _, ............ ,.. ""'-"",a..... .. •II>Ml'll .. .__"'!!l....,..toon.-.ruol---.. -Old ...._, ,..,.. ... '"'""' rho s... lvt _ . . .. Th« Swndop n-. ol ~·H-fl9ot•OII<• """"" .. ,_,.,.. 1M ...,_ 5I-. had ..... lool<ed .... · ~role ,..,. f'I'O'I;I_tof"'' .nd ""'*'""' llblty humM llghts _.,,.,...dv . . . . --ln-"""'l'f"Cl' Jtr.,,. Lonclon-- ...,..,..._ .so- ollhe,...,......ttt<~" oollleFHnC.t...,.....,. ....- ;.... F r - " -.. - .. Th« 14al Jo.,mel""" ... fl Solv~ ~ - ~ K.w.........~ ~ • ..~ Komp ....... ""' lo ... ...,.._ ............ """"' • wgrwd lu ""'""' . . . h IOiwd "by p<dly .........,. ........ - ......... - t i l . 1>00'1-lo bv '"'""!! , _ ~- . _ . _ , or IS • " " ' - PtaldoN l..opft ~-wch ooMn! ~· - - . . . . ................................ rlw ~ ' - 10 dowlop ..._ ndol>oM for luoure orl po(lplt ~ _.., to.> " .......... "~ita ... .s...6ogoul ...... ....... _ _ ...,..,.....,_ ..,d !lOS ~-has •. . - 1M Ad-..-·· plano <ooilll ond hM roolbrmod hos c""""" • kwo>d.t.p .. .Jt~.n .,., ••tu~...,..· t• b .. • """'M ~-, pur....dbybu~ """ c..bo "betng mod4r rn10 on .umple ol rh• new El Solvado. ~-··~soandoncomm.....,. tift. Yorl. n,.,.. column.. WiiiMn s.tn wv.,.. ""'" 1s flOOd. . _ _ "fl Solvadcr,. • con...,. • Botll s.lirv end ~.....,......,. .!-* l<mlp (R. ~­ whll< reccgn;z.ng and not oondonrne rh<t ~ - . -.......... by '"" bekue ~ oudt I'OPI- .. ~ ... ,.,.,. ol ~ .• plooo-.- SUccessful careers Don't Just Happen /4J.Ihe lnstrtute for Paralegal Training we have Pfepered OYer 4,0000041egeQnldUaiM for C~teWSin llw, bu.--a and flnenoe. After lust t11ree mantl\s ol lnt-l\le trelnlng. we w11 pUioe you In • a1imWtlng and Cllllengong poellion ltlet ollera ~ Wowth and tiJI:I)IInding CllfHf OIIPOf\UnftiiMI. "1 Lege~ Aa!et8l1l you wtll do WOlle tnldaiOn&lly perionnecl by ~and allier~., lew flrml. eotpOOitionl, banka.~~s and~M~Jranoe~ Furthennora, you ....... ~ credit IOWinM. Mt.ste< ol Alta llll..egtl S1udlet ~~ MtiOC:h School oiiAw lor all -...WOlle~ at The tna1Jtute We . .reglrOidalhe Nllall'e hst and mo.l llrMtig· laul111111711111or~ tea-l~ lor ... Irma• . . . . _ -.,.._ lllC. •lllftPOIUtnf • our IICadetnlc ~--.-...-. ...... Tbe ~na~~~u~e.. ~ ..W.. .ftnd~Q~I)abinlhedlyol~~ lnot,youwll be eligible lor • ......,.IUObonreb>d lyau-• aenlortnhiG'I~IIIndlrlg.ndloaltlng W h - ' practice~ WIIYIObeQwl~-. 0111-.:t,aw ,.._.OIIIceb'III..__MIIourr~...,.. . . . . . .,__....OII!MARCH31, ,_, fbi....,...,....,..,••- u Jwr•• Kemp pwu !Ahn ...._..." h-.y. " - 114> sho.., !he , _ bN!al and ,.,....sv. rog•mes IUCh os 0.~•·, .,, u.uolly "eht ""'tli dlotol0f1hlps. 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""'""'Pt-..'"'to tt'Pf.. n .. ..,.,.J...,,ood Tho Ro~~!!oltn Adm•nilh'..JOtl may MW loot b IMI c.ho...,. to r-.1•• tho Sol11adon•n rvnRod ~ bv on ~ 26 an orr., ro """" talks bv 8 S.hi.do<s l•ltJM oWO>Aion M«Oflwh;t. tho leht>l , . _ _ Sancll'\llla JlO'fm"*'' It ,_,.~ng .,.,.,.,.. "' .,....,..._ of powoble ~,...j Slot.. .,.., ....,lio<'t ,.._ ......., bound 10 !10' belOit rlwy 8f1 beoer ••!Ktlni •• �~sn~o =r=t~s=============! f er controve'7y haunts ~~fter t~~:~~~--::.~i 1 1 Ulr• 1910-tl mm'• ._Utbell - - 10 u end thu -..-aod 18 , . . , . _ , N.Y """.__,. color - .............y " ' • , _ k all lloilll ~H., lllc: SUNY Atlll<lk Coofcr-~ a.._sloiJ! 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Huabt! t> qUICk to point Out • .._,~ wtrr Alft tft the t..llaamc um~ the ...0 " Thouah Ull'• ll po>tnt hllftotll "-'ti• ~to-., thtyt~~trron1) do•n 21· I' It And "Ailh U blllt A) ICrt mlputt\ ~dl In the pmt, rhe Bulb oal) 33 2'1. Th< tou•n..,..,t'• Moll Valuabl< Pia~. John Dl«' ti!Nn fa 6'7" 1raMfct rrom Colpat) -.mt to -.or" on tl'tt Uu1h thtn httUnJ on lhl« arai,tlt O«""."WOnl. -.~ U8'\ hopa of oll•~.t~t~na "' •h< tot>m<)' ~><sa.n ro roo~. Tho\.l&h the BuU1 C'Oam ~~~ ''di.t.lppotnt('d" en h" ttam'• pbry-""''"'Cially out btl mrn"-h< <>prc-w r;,., '"mel ,,.,'ltd orumr'm for naa Jea:IOtl. noc•naahaJ tht- \tfcran Dane iqUad had '"balc:o Won OM o( OUf ........................ blid fti&ftl\ •• H..,...a-d f-•o """ balcbad , _ ....... Oo\"ld Aatot. oloonh> bdort l • o ... - tlw ...,ott .-<>t · Horai"' ..oJ thai lw u t ···~ ...,._.., """ ,...., rl• r uf oht ..,tor btfnK~ flonn Mel onl) n•o - · OM I-tt r<h<>u""• 01 )7 m »"'D Cllat. A..<«"""""" tllht """""· h.W thf« r~ocb •nd t'-cr ~'~'"• t . 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J , ,_.., , -r '"""· ""' .., .. .-........shalf or,.,...,.. h< ,.,w IWO &UI<IIJ (Mil Of lllc: · - .,.,__ ...0 - - sbootC'h.. a.uarck lllld) Su0111 and llorry lbJ> l<fl a rnonsk (ornv""" of tbiU bia ..,., unclm>ealh 10 hanOI< rht rtbo<mlltn& dlort>, an6 alm<MI total!) nnnnwlltd lhefn mau""o.fMID ~ron& and (Mil Statc•Jo liC't o.... Da'1s. " We qallod thctr olrtt~~t down to nothm1 ." IJoaqC!II _ Rotary STANDS _.. Jadl,,. Uunc (Aib.y), Dod- f- ). • - Eel t Por-), . _.. Oc:nd . _ _ (Por>tlam) t\1 blrl) ~ •t d.·frl(ell Por..t.,. on Sarwdoty 10 •••n-Ih< W "' Al t•l<. ~~v "' oo<n- UB •• - tht only ltaN 1>01- b) d t - thn ....tend lktfral Slor< lollc:f< • • """""' 11on•oc enter T<n) !Wtdl •ho, """'d"'l to.,. llftCOnrtm><d ...,_., did IIDI MAlt the tnp fOf ''pcnoad rca.tiOr'"" ~-~~~ OOMOQUtEO: PiltM .,. M . . ottMe tot h t~LIOf'l ol lht dK• f'lftt wut .... ......_. of ..,..,. fil4&. Vtc. ...._.._. 11CW f~•ltH "~lftt JeM ~· .......... __ _ , hu ..... ......,..... tariM lt'OMCNCtiiM. '*'mote ....... field stands for a reconstruction Tb< ~ • Rocart Add 11'-1 ranalb' bt tom clowwr ao6 td>uill .. pieD$ for tlw_,__ ortbt6ca~- oidc ........... "" btiola cooosl<laed a1oo1a ...0. a Pfl>PI*Id_.._ from 6,000 to 1,000 --.. Tht pn>jca will bt swt<tl with $7S,OOO IIIIOC81Cd by W Suut e- n•«. but t1w _ , - b< ._.p. ua "'" Pbutoioa John Nal eoplaliiC!II " Wt lloG't tldok $7S,OOI os - "· IIIU<fil W<'U n«6 al>oul SlO.OOI 11101e. " . . - >'lsitell Albouty Moeclay to ..,. "hcth<r ad<litioRal flllllh ...n ....lable. Tht aaual .,. , or consuuctlon ...0 tbt lnit.i~ or.- llidclutl fOf tlw ............ 001 btm clcdclcd. Tilt Clii<Ot or tbt ........__ will depaod upoa tilt ronal IIIJIOIIDl or_,. th< Sial~ ,.;u provide. l k p or tbt proJ«t il 1o rebtrild w <a~tcr and . *Ciotu of tilt saanlls ...o I'C:IDCI'e w -u.cm Tlw . _....,.o ,..... Jld< ..111 hnc bltacbtr llyk oatiq. Rtbuildilla suppcn .,...,.. ...0 n:CIIa<lna old planb wiJI be w .,..jor tuk or.projca. Wbto ccmpkt<, w ,..., lltk •W anphtr< from 6.001 to a.OQO prop~<. n..t. combinecl with the -~~~~ - l t y or tht call side would mean that Rotary Fld<l coul<l bold 16,000 people. Appopnaioft Pn:si6au. roc Focilitito -•hem -uon. OAMttOflliE::R...._SceaSiadtMd .. a. ..dllr\._.. 1M Mt ..... dMt. ....... . . _ . .. ....._....., .. ... .........-. ......... a e ..,. .,...Cemll ~ . .........,.. . . . ¥......................... ... .............. ....... UJ!iMnfty• ....._.....-.. "" I .,..~ .. ..,..,..... Slade finishes 2 nd in Nationals Scoct $lla6t wat& 10 ._ Naioaal ColiqJar< Alhktic As>ociorioa Oi....... Ill cllaoopiooJI\iPJ • .lobi canol Univcnily on....- 167 pounder. ARcr bettlil'c his ....y vp w lo6dor or 21 ...-.alc:n, Slotlt rutished rh< <OIDP<litiao ........,..up ia bis daa to cllaoopion Woody v...o.n~a or Broetpon Slate. 'Sioll<, wbo tq>att I~ 8rin Mod< of T m11011 Slott ond num~ rove 5ftdc:d Lowdl Oovi< or Piallnillt Colleto< in w ....,;,rlllAh, wu th< •!«per or lbc: touru11111C21t. In two pt<lious ._,..,.,.. In the natiqllaiJ. Slolle ll<'<r 11WU11<11to pa>s tlw opmioa roond, Ho....., ,In th< r~n~ rOI.IOII ~ plnntd Mod at 7,.,. In Sialic's oea '""' nwchrf hr oUSIC!II Alma CoUe&<''SNtal Twoml, 16-8, .-. Slour Collcs<'s Mike: Hov.·ard by an 11 ·1 d<d<ion. " H• _ _ , l n d - .,...pm..t. Ho..-n'ft , ~lld>cal. "I fdl 1w H,. P«fOfmarltt""" tht ..... ,..., .. lw r-Id w pn«," ...., c-t. Ed "*' t11t ....., or • r.... ........,., lmpr.....O -~r .,_ .,._>lwoa ......... lbt ..._... ..Tatkr•UBmw...,. Slla6<, """ ... .....,.,..._ llrJtAli· - ,_,..,.. Tb< BWls abo boll 1~ Olbc:r paniQpanu o:ompc:t'"' '" lh<Cicmanll, ONocWsic:- 1)8..pou.oder Dan Rosa "" pinnecl in hf> r~n~ molch b) Sr . U"T<O<X Unhmity's Barry HIU. John Luc:as. diminll<ll tn thr Initial rou!>d of tlw l l().powO ciau by Jot Ot.vl111, 11·2, llettlod boc~ IR 1M second round of CCK~soladoa •r~thn& onl) 10 aru.t hi• rJtlrd oont<" . �:! Royals snare State's Bowlers; tame Bengals ..f E ~ l ! '. "& " i. ! Wu111ia& che New York Scat< A..oc .. uoo or lnctroollt&ill< Alhlntn for Womtn (AlA II. I 8o• hna Chamruon,h•p• has ~a ubu lor lhr: I. 8 lta).oh. fht au rra1o ~tal<n ha« now . __.....,.._.. •001 tilt ... ..,. t1Jhl or rh< w. rm umn "' bun hdd. l.aq frrday n""''""10fl'at lthaaC~.-.. the IIO)ob' rounh r~ ""' lh11 )tat and • as dotc'ly tont~td at tht oc thru the UB "omnt td&rd ~ "'at Bulfolo ,,.,. Collqt b) a n~<r< 26 pjm. r... or irt A "LNN£ o...... .-.s ._,..~ ... W8 . . ,... .............. 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Swimmers break 3 marks """"mla& The UB Womm'• and do\ In& ttam compl<trd tilt lllrc>t clay Scat< dlam~pa • Gmaeo Scan a leer tnltf\1 thr« ......,, r«ord> alool Mtll q...rir)'ina 11tar 200 m<tn rr« rd&r , • ..., fO< the N•ionab. The <l"'"tl· KlJII 8udxi&. Amt ........,., K•r s.n-.on and Kcllll u..bcrly ett1 th< ~- tilllt •llil a I AS IT ..... . Ia - · - co oh< 200,1hcy r......... tb< «X)m<!ft' fr<<rdoy • JJI 7 "''"' lh< ....... plar:..:ltllirtl t• ... - · · ...... lhaJ ~ ol ~ tM S&MIIII "'tn • )eOPII'd} •hrft aM 1nm•a t•o•~ 1111-·...., -··uled~~ "In lhc: t.....,'UIUIId, W< dod a r«1tJ loocl,...... am.st-.s," ..., COKk ...... - ·.... ~ •" th< ~~ ....... ..., could u>< rU>Dbtd .. th< ~•!tout ""'"- .. 1u1 ,..., .. th< dl>cnlbc: ,..,.. coui.J do no lxtotr I han hhb Sunoo-. wbo qulllirt<d r~ 1M N•oonak In th< 200 bvun1ly, rwst <'Ondlldtd the t1ttt m pia« •>~II a 111M Ol L 19 7 'itt< abo woo lhe ponoSIIIOI 16SO frt< (19:•2.61. and ,... ~'OIId in lh< 4001'4 ts:cn 21 I r<t •t~k 'P"'"'Ifso Brlliott. llnl\btd '<'<'011<1 In Ihe 100 anu 200 frn: W!lh lome> or 56.2 and 2:lJ2.4 1!11\\0n oltiO plartd folth on lh< SO rrtt 126.21. In otb., oompnclon. the mrdk'r lt'la7 team or Aoo WO<Ie1', SU..h<u, Rot Bt<~ly and HeW! 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Alltft Oin~Mra .-y Ol 530 p.m . on ln<ti'I\OIJonol Coblo.dlonMIIO To otk-• u...._.... 1ounc11 of tile Spoao Shuttle. tho 1'1-ro FI'O<IIler L5 s-ty It~ the .tide 2..30 p.rn ., tho Ulalo/>1_,. of~ "Ec:hou of u--•n'1flrt . , _ - - r-urtng llwoullto, ol8wt~ Onurto.- 21 et 6 P-"'· In U.. Koohotlne Ccwnoll ..--.,,Ell - . ltllddoy 1 1,... - ,_,- ._,. w-, .. .... 12-2 p.m."' u.. HMo . . _ , Squ.u. of-- ~~--·-1M ~..""""'"" - r.-., a u. - Ro.o - , . Set-' ~ """"' r.- 710 P"'- F• -c.~~ m2276 ._ _.ow.._ - ~"n:':.,' ...,.~­ , ...... ~-In .... s.- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n66 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 16 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. 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Crared 111 1974, TAP was dftiJned to aovr •~~deft!• flt.Ubll•y 10 ~ bot "<eel pri~... and pRiie edoo:otloo by mlnlnlltina tllt <OSI difi'CKOCCS bot~ lhc: two. Siqd IKittd tbll TAP os an .... . . . _ . - •ith no lurut "" lhc: olll!llltr of reclpiooao. no,ooo •""""" ,..,.;,..,.. tJS9 lllillioa lor tllti9'7WOacedanl< )<arlhfoo&h TAP a..u-a -••-u •""'"ril*lon •••• ,_.. rcr- c.--t«. Ia>! _,roced r.. oca6muc The Uno•nuy Oalaodar r d - hal~ be o.-cr ....... ltollodM s.-. elclbili<J b baed on - r.wyiDcome or S»,aao « las. Tht ~~Bimlll10 a.ard is'UOO ood the - - - Is SIICJO.-.M omou01 that can _ . . , ...- full tu•ion Ia publit schools. Only flllklloot alldellls.,. diatbk. eoroona from doftlllooo ll>d onl} • mimnoal axnribv1loo I10m 1M Swe. Daomat CoCl<a< Praide01 Robert M.......ll11raed Lqillolors 10 recommald 1ha1 lh< nwomum r...-ord bo1ncrcutd by l$00. " lnfllll ion,..,....dlUI lht<_ _ .r,.............. - · ~ m boiY!I of SUNY a..nc.Jior Oifu"' . R Whonoo, Anona.ol Aid Sen ice> Dormoo r.,. SUNY (.mual S..n G. Dean onformtd tht .,.,... llAI lht mtma ,...,.._ .. ,. oo tbe 1o.. end ..r Cbancdlor ~'bonoe'o _ . , , Ira." Ho""'a . SUNY C..rW wadded thll o Mody is _.,.,.;au, ............ 0... QPialnod th• wbndon >llotold ao to lo• mc:omt r...n...- s•o.ooo 1o no,OOO- r,,., WMI\os1td by Ho)l wh) SUN Y TN>t... ........:1 tuhkx> bofOfc the Slat< Lqp<lalors ..,.,, 0.00 dtclioed to comment MedOJIJe fr<>hmon )USIO Goozakt deriartd hlmlrif on ..,.ilon1trtd &p<del on o Noaional l<vri and a llna1tod ,.,.a.. at M <daille. Citlnc stllli>1ia that ihow only ont or rour miooriry s.tudmu arodull< trom roll<&<. ht ...,...... tht pr<$<111 JY'I<m or boin& IDOQultabk: and unduly hard on lh< litiOIIrialltdliadvontOJtd. " Don'l ioa<a>< TAP lh< ..,. Ia< all Rudenu," he Sllid. "Pri•*• Kloool liluc:knll lhoukl rcc~n"C mon mor.rey."' ConiSI»» •udmt N11olle W~ r~ th< ,.,. Sell• fu.ndi ,.,. boOt public ll>d pn·~· lCioooh. Howco<r. 1M ...um.oc~ 55 porm~~ for- .,.,..... as " dlltfom-ory ll>d <10NI." w~ added, "Tht boll "~IOf IOOal tond CCilDOIIIk ...,., is thr""''> 1 roll<&• educaion ... Hibbert C:0U... E.ucuti>< V'ttt Pn:sadaot Carmen Nocaro oolcl, " Tht lndtpmdmiJ (privat.< Sdloob) ore U>ed to on ouu<rity budJ<l." hplaininJ tbot h,. odlool t«dvn Sl:!OO las per a udall from lht S.8le, ht added lhlt " SJ,INY couklleam from us." <O¥<r• w ,.._., ••1011 Voidlll the -!menu or prlvatt Kbool otrlcials Eaecadn: Viet Praidcnt o( Aademic Artafrs a Can\slw Calk&< ~bet Ed.mUJtd G. RJOn In 1979, Hoyt t<rmed HESC "the"""" in ""'-"" lner<UinJ tht '-< C<illna 1o SJO,OOO the Swt." Th...O..y ht bostowtd alAI tilk """" due to 0011 or IMna inaftKS ll>d NIIOW&J theSOolcUqUO<Authontyaod..,..OthoiHESCis inflllliotl , DOW 0 II>Of< ofl1c:lmt cxpalzatioa. AdlaiDiarolon Arauina thll inaaslna OOSllort fordnastudctltJ acrttd 1hal proc<ssina problcnos are las eoromon •~ llfll roc • publo< tducaion. RJOD wo.med thll 1ocily. bill oonunlllliaiOoos botwom HESC ....s private ocbooiJ COUld ~ ttt , _ wSJoout I colkJ< lid oflica still tend t O lit "aoorc equitable" TAP o•wd to tbCr .,...,.,... lrusuatinJ. H< -ed t11a1 w Unl><nity or Ntw Yort A " ' - ' to atoblisb a toll r.... ' 'bot-lin<" 1o {SUNY) l)'llaa reodws oa IS P<fUftl t..aioo HESC has bem _...,...., by Scbimminaa· sublilly (,..,.. tbe 51•• fOf ....,. ti>Odcat, wbik AdtainJouaiOR arptd lbol tllo swda>u "W O<ed ,.W.e-. depend oo 60 to 70...,... or their r-w otrtxd ~,.. 1oll ..._ rrooa lllitioo with •ost or w bolon<e 1 <alh. • r.........., So•• "'"'*neG oncli<:otJooa•h•..., lor-·,........_ lo""'"""'"' ~· DIY' """"* .. ~ .. ""-'"" ~~.. ,..,..,... ~=~-r condua 1oC'fVic'ft on tlmJN'-· QWf'l tk Mnlq., ~~ / Wbca lalk mo\f'd I \KI.Iton prdl"''t'nCC' (oc-lhc •IOit'f ft\..b), ~On Sir'\C'fal commiutt''l propoYJ to i four. hcnoctd that •'l(you \I rid ~ for ~ ~un.l '~am P-M"'' l "ommcnhna oo the the brQ~ \o lht •«ll from .u pruau ·c 100 manydl )'lOfT. )'OU ha\tiUniAU lbtm up 'tOmt• 'hac.' • llo"""' Dote.:tm Mad...,.. 8o)'tt told 1he comonlll<t 1~ 01 hi\ ptomllr) COIK'm\0\'t'fth<lenllh of1bc b<cat center«! atound thtr....._< ....-d>ot «noll the IIOIJP' ...00 t i internatiOCiol llo~ added tbll tbe ....... <I*'< '" · · - hall> roo Ruden~>""""'"" tanoia d"""' 1ht ~oo~.u,." Tilt <OO<IIJ 1110111) .a>OUist of a btd .. a dorm .......... • bodl lloyce ....._,._.....•• H< Aodthot•roat.,.PltOI'IIo«v...tc:.1• donn 10011U q ''probollly D pOS.Silok." "A coup!< o( bundrtd or• in tbll ...... - ... lit r<pu~t<d AIKI!htr .,,..._ _.... • ~ brm ,. tht ~ or COtiiPU' ~ .. tou.ina ll>d lh< oftr.._,_,...._... ........, '* "udell,. .._'(f)' ._ron.,....·· hondtcap dOfnutory """""'"· Pion• ore abo ban& tlo~ fOf l111ur< brooh . ()( pro~ l..ht' CaJaad&r CommiiiM i:s a fNI dnoioft O( t.bt .tCIDtSltt~ Blo<khutll . .plained .... tba< is ... poobkm ~y" ·~ • Pf"'PCC'Cd nuw·..•er:L ~·.~d: fiH·-wfd sptic . One conc:.'tl"n is 10 anow studon1 cnouc.h tfmt- co m ura from "KalJOft before the rmaJ u.aminotion period 5LVIJ. BlodhUIM i> loolinJ [Of a COft('tfQ 10 b<tok " btued halfway tbrouah th< l<nn .'' HtJIOiod that "_,.- llflliort$ p1<uan1, •· ADotloer " O<Tl' «nlm ar011nd r~ ~.. lbol S!>rina brtok usually lltanptJ 10 oowr-1101obly ea.... and p.....,...,, Sehto<hl.. $Old ht told the t1ltCiiq tbot lloe <h1<f.....,... I• 10 worL out " • \ IIIli<, oodJ ""'kilt& c:almdar. IU Jooa IS • dotsA 'I IUtlah tht colmcbw 100 aoudo 10 iDdude ~ thol • Wa< .,.,.,_or 1he U01venoty ........... Ibm •~J 1101 do ilt" lllotklollf\l- ..... durin& 1M ...... oelloe qllolidoyo thll thtr< ,.,.. ...., dole dMsioo." Moot or tbe bolloc.uu "75 10 u - · • ~ rdiPoo ia tbe ...-. H< t11a decJAo. to 1okt olf ror • ~ dw to~ bdi<f• .. oa "O>do>ld..U- or• 1101 u 1h< or .._.. r.,. orr'"""' u.. mauer." lor S<bedllliftc ochool dooattp, Sthodu.. said tblll any 6r w holldo,. pr<:s<DtS too •..ell or a pn>blmt. ohm r-• ..,.. • Amidst tbc - "if 111im orr. This •...mauoc. bodt and rortb dotsA 't do on)(......," Inside: The GLS StJfO-P.2 I Toxinr situation- P.J I Roman rulns- Pp.S·7 I Police essence-Pp.B-9 I Yonltees- P. I 4 I ,_ hi - . a ~ ...,.,1.., ""' Scatc LI\I\cnc) of .... \at\ ISVNYI8ootd of T,_ca .-..mel ol977 ,...,. thOl - . t o 1 lor the ll>n< clays of rdocioe - - . . 5. Ndl F..., cokootMr ._ oknd1 lltea pnatod-" tilt dotes .._.w\lllotlodd OD •h- dovs lhol • •11ich has boen .:iud " tht pro.-, foo tht cJo.iQJ. ' Oolnna lh< IIISUJ .......,.,• Rosh Hl~$~\ona lot" 011 a l>ot...S.ylca•ma Yom Kippur. • Monday dar<. (.-.uee m<~~~b<r Jam.. llllckhWfl nottd that "lhtr< art not """"~~> Manda"" 1o _,,na: r... . bolidoy. Ovcnll. -.t<h.... - - ... •O<dd ........._ 6eel • tth rdt,atuUJ ~ ..._rk-"t' tMrt • rr w m"M)' of tkm. .. wvck...., '*Ornn that ~T\o•IOit t•f •tw Holy "'.-cl •N«fa-e ..,.._ rcqu,n:d COWlCS, ~' "' tbt liC'IIaiC.ft., ll:a1Jwwt.l <<POn<dthll " Shu .... rt"quirft I hal )'OU olio• . .. 10 ........ " " (tbe _ . . . , . , 0) ht ..... S.oodml txliD-1« pcnoa Corddl St:hochl<r ....... " II •<re 10 • boltdoy, ... .. _ . · - . . .. Tilt StiMinoo ..._ ~· ._.......,~ "»...,. orthrtc peopk 10 ,..,. • . . , _ , . - - . , . Ill< comaaod I oil dales. He ~ tllll " •c'rc ..,.,..,. <)G 10 �.. - • v. I l l < - . . . . . .,.u•• .... - " ' - _.._ ,_ • SUNY ICIIoools direclly r.- c~>< l I .,_., .......-.:-nw""'be,_.. ".,._ '"" .....IO ............. orne. i ltr• for a.h CIOIIlf\amoe." M VB tit< doe dllrf ~ ID the ,......._ fO< aad ! ,.tar rc:•'r• SA S"cnatc • budtlo< t>lldl b '".cwcd b1 Auodatc Vltc l'taidcat foe Su>d<ltl AfftUra JA=.<uj. l..omU:ftti'l ._..abillly " to ......... """ die ,_ arc opcnt ocoordm& to SUNY I - ,__1 I .-.-. ......... -..._..,...-be ~ to t hole:, th<rt arc lim<l«< .., __.., f-. L«tautll ..._..... DOled- .,... lila ... ~·· a<1 rejected of VI'• ..__., A-~...._. -IM-YoctP.... . _ _ a-.rc~· 0toep CNYPiaO)'o s,t1N 1910 allout- • llido t.' ~I aoppcd ~ OL Tile Aaodal< VIO< PrOIIdtot <mbuaoccl NYPiliG'o W.OOihocl a -cr.!ooa baulc caa,..d bel....., SA aoc1 t11c lobbl'ina ara1111 befa<c a eootniCl- ..,aoc1 Oft, /U for dls&n'bution or tht (uncle, \bc rqulatioAJ c:all ror lhr audcnt =. • ff • GLS studaes e ect1veness ~.briO~:..!':: of student fee processes aDd 4osbuninc ...... " AI UB IIIII -::a:"'~·.'O:;..-..... aaut , SUNY ,.,.,,....,.....,,__.,... ,.......,.... Avantini resigns GtS post o,_ L<:PI s.r.Caraliooc A. . . . hll , _ . , -loe. f. .......... Squft/AaMno Dlrilloe 0Vect01 fr1lnk OU:tuud. Otlna ...,.,_... ,.......... to. tltC' ....,..c-. decided -cit fO< OUIJiiX CloiDnid Dtm:l~ rfT«UVc Matcll Ills 10 .ac~ r-.e~o~ AVIIIIJnllw tfiiPioym<Ot, 10 lOki. ~ Avantini .. AII&IIIDI DittaOf Ol<r)l fnlllitt. CIHnnki ~.. that tbr Slondlld ICard! r.. I .... dircaor .. O<IId not nua>ll)' ,;,.... llllrMcw> for MXI .._...,., dU"CCIOrl brtln be In Marclt A...,tinl'• prcdcca>or, J..,io Bookey rcoicncd In Scptanbcr dt>t 10 comm...,tc:auon problem1 b<lwcca CIIIMKJ """ Bookey, 11.. Clunn!C'I dalkd thlllhcr< ..... any pb-.1 dtffUCMft bel ....... br oncl A..,.JN _ . , could Ita"' led to tht ,...,.,_ Bloalta~~uoo F~y cit...... fralltrQIIIII I ho•~ •tr . Stadcat Stptc•llcr. Auhtllt V tcc I'Ktldal& lor AoWlllry Elltcrpnoa ucl Stordaot t-11 5aJdcr told ,.,., ~/liM . . . . . boc:C'.. " we make-.. and ICf .........., Ia " ' - . . _....., ...... ..,ncoill~ill .·· Fuwocial Y"o<c Praidcat Phil A-"<r OIPCCI or t11c GLS Duah• . He called FSA ......,. rcloct> to tbr probiCIII Mdl ~ '"thcodeallil-" ~ c1>< 111 SA corrcn "Jt 'a mar:b diQpor 10 ....,n tllrouab Student Accontl. llltolllh s..t>-Boanl." SA T - . r Acoordtaa to H1)'11<n, "'Tll<K's a AIID Natltm countcrcd, ll«auac tlmc ddar or,.. Ill tuhiOO ,....,.,. Sub-Botord 11 • di"dion or SA. II rccci•ed." bcfOfc tbr ollocased Nathan tcrmcd UB' s 1y11cm --IK'IIIIIlybc.spetll. .. Infinitely beucr' ' than Black noted lhll tbr time dday is Blnahamloo '• m«bod and Sub- a dtOnllc problem for his 8oard Eucutl.c DircciO< Dcftllil Ofpnlutloft. "Studcftt A - t Is Iliaci< .w..l. "Then - I ""-"" -pldcly 0111 or our control," worst J)"lttnas.'' llld. - · · 011 tlaat Bloc\ IO " In aums of Jtddcou. •• como Sub-Board a 0&>6radi< l.Grau<ttl Aid U8'1 I)'IICIII "illhc a:brdulc baaed t11c atltllbcr of bel tlley'rc l•ndalul loitte 10 pegs* wlto P'l1 tvJiioe .ad fees oa l'l· •• llladt aplaiiiOd IIIII coanit:u '10\tb thc aclmuliArauoo occar or mc problaza could, Auociatloa (FSA) ~~o~'•ISA) ·- s -. k aUt_.iaU:d •n.t billon& 1 ) - - will •""""" to , P'IY wltltin • _ .. • - and lea lhc an. ._.... Ill~ Fotlon 10 - - t11c wll ralllt in I U0 flOC. • II tbo<lld 1\nc 1 .cry poold-. cflm" oo J<llina thc money "' fut«, Snyder opiMcl. Blad: Aid hc 11 happy ..,.h tbr ~ch . ''Our hop< aad tbrlr bop<" IIIII \be l'lnaoclal pmalty ..ill be aa ~... r., all6a!U to P'IY th<ir llllls .. tlone, ... addcd. H.,... ad1111Ucd thll GLS doa pat bow ..,...nc.Jiy tbr tft"'icc ...... _. ..,~ . Preparing lawsuit Sexual harassment case continues Dcparuo<r~r Cltairmaa ~obett Oeoco of pct>aldma Iter lor l1lma thc orialrtal eomplaint. In a ScptaDbrc llltcr from Ococo 10 ~."Dr. Sloes- Dr Oeoco IIIII I - * ! ICf • aood Job I'"M"'eed•ioa.'' <lclk1 ...W. ' 'lt I decided 1101 to CO.. blldt 10 U8 IDd loot f« _.., job.'' teo-, aftor 1101 rocdvltoa • ,.,...willl•~•,.... · Odley's orialDal characa acm from srverll "unprofciJiona l I'CIIUII'u" wblch Sloes 1t1ac1c to Gcilyallcuhclui4....,ncdabouta ........- ancr brr Mardi 1910 hJrlna. ''Hewutt.d metoc:omeowrto'hb bo-,'' Odley recalled, acicNia IIIII S1ou' oltcr abo llldu4cd tC'IDil "'-'aacl ''to 10......,.. * .... ...,....,lllf......S - .....,._, tbr poolclutillme-." Goley WM Decrebcr . . _ y llllld - . ..........,. dmicd IIIII ncd.cd M y v.u-sil1 · - . bul ~• - ~ • W worked ill • Ut< Oral llolou ~ -.-...s. 0..0 told 77W ~ .. lloat Sloll llad -tllla M )' IClalll " " " - toWWtb Goley. "Notlriq lit< tkil 1t.u ncr 11_.t hclore," t1tc . , . . , . _ ...... Mid. r..- .....,_ "- "' • .._..., - - . - - Ocaco aad 81!0C a-leo .._,., Odtcr abo 1toa1 .Aibjecrcd 10 11<111111 fro. Slou aocordittll to by Gdley and • .....,. ...... wiiMd 10 ...,._.ft 0..0 JIRIIIOIIII . . . . . . . OdloJ a me offer......,.,......,_,"""'"*' * wil l stou, 0~ !be . . . . . , .........,... job. Gilley did - ill his - ._. ,.ar.,+IJ o.m Cllllld - raaaiJI IDOtl)'mOUI, Ho .. lvc.. ocbrr Oral llioloiY ~ -Mid cmplorec• ha.c dccllad 10 "a job 110 co•man oa tM h~cat cll\ial" ........ . ........ for_ ,....--STIPENDED POSfriON-~ -~ - SENATE MEETING Wecl.llarcll 4th at 4 pm HAAS LOUNGE , �Adelphi campus protests g AI Oorclal Oly, &.., lllaad'o A.dotploi u - y , Voim&OM'o 0., · - -sa a doOIII ()( "'*"7, ..... · n.."-<a, all,........, tdood.<d bJ U..IIY\OIOf of Edward <*lylllol Solur<lq - - . bJ • N - Cov.nty ~orr.... F~Aop ...... <~-.~ p.m..... rono..~Qa Monday. • llil•. O<an6 lory tU!IIIIAed Ill< cimoroJtoncu tllat <:a-' orr.... J. .n McNIIlcy to rn one raut tho~ Into ~·, llO<Dadl. Today11ucl<nu .,.lll prOlta ~---1""'*· tloWD•wr.,.. _, !he jury't t- -c111 OP Mc:NIIIty -a2 )'"'* ThtlnadcOK bcpa,......-dlllatoaNtw TU.W-. audtnl 1lobtn "11Ub bad 011 bit llaod oa • ~~&so .SOO. afl<r • ~t oriD a~. ~~~~ A)'OIIb hid""" -\a., ...s btcamt ~ art.. .,. IDJ....t. "- -""'-'"· ~led bJ orrccn Mtl'llllly Ilea.., _,,_."_ ........... lou..- ..,._ ''Otlo lludoat • • ill/....., ond _ . . . . _ -c ctlod," " - < Edi!Of" of ~ Odp/!IIJII llrtty o..twry. - ~ ~ ,,_ 0osncs AIICII'IW)''t eOII• . woootd - •locoo conlecttd bT T1tt Spttf,.,_, _ . . . , , I~ "Polkc ol•ayo come .....,. on ambulonc< 11 called . ..,.... Qoud loi) cln:oded llw ~1 .... ....,.. • a life bappcocd OC'IIl 110 OM is ...,.. abcxll. Allqtdly, A)'OIIb thrcat...,na utiMiiOfl and lllat be """-...1 ,__,. b<forc muood to a<tlnto Ill< llmbulon« or poli« cat and McNulty Jhooll~~& ~·· nubiJabo<l .......... r <poru WMn lludtnU l<vntd tid! lbcrt ,.., ..., ~...... 1)1111. £)'<Wilnena (a""""""'atd1 :!0 peoplr had JUJ1 come out Onnt>ty ttpo(ltd that lh<) ...n or tht Adelphi ltalbll.dlar) told th< ,..,.., 1wl thll 10m< are_,. Oftlr1" lila. Jhe added, " I ...,, lli!Dk &hal McNulty ,... bliotiq AyoUb •llh a blkk Ja<L H.,._ . , tit... will I'< aor •iolmot " A fOOl- r.,. lbe ~ _,.ct.o, to O....UC,. A)'OIIb _......, no onjvn<l (ron. tbe Polu acldtd ,..., tilt Dqoan- ... - ....... tiT""""' ..;o, ·-ioftoi""" -·- n.,.., eov.., ......... "Ht .,..,.·, , . . . , . , _ _.. '*"''be .... bar-a hit ..-. lbt lilac~ ......... OciOKJ<t f'qllj<d Slot d.ld potlll - . r.,. an offt«t to hJt an UlJOplll"' all) ~r&IOIU OC Ra:l~ . H""c-«. the • - will prCil. . _,.,..,, . - , - tbtt -m tlvoup U.. Ganim C'ar Polft Sta-10 -ao tbe Gn.od ,.., • .,..,_ ..,............. 10 ~ ..,,,....,,,"·.,.......... Dcmr.wytoW ,.~,­ mjuml run .. ~.·rthof'ln&tbOitbcftWIII II<b-ofaoalmutlwt •• llcao.v A<k!phr IJru•muy doH - loa>c " ' 01011 pobtt Th< Pfhtn!\1 lludtnll tq>Orttdl) lqan \hou1tn1 01 (cxce 10 pt'OI«l the 1000 U~< aiOd<ftu, O..dal McNulty, and l onKCa,... uwlto ho-. ytll<d. " I ~oa .. •ouo C11y Polo« ore ro~aoncly alltd 10 cam.,.. AI \18 , Publo< ~IC nurnbn We're JOIII& 10 t<pon thll " Saltty OfriOCH art «5-iblt for any d .. urbllnas on Althouch "'dtlphl hu oot hod a ho.,ooy nl '*"P"" and Buffalo Poll«' will- Jho• up ""I<Dtbe) arc v--.Onnu•:y ....S thot "anl<>nt •ho ~"""' ttu. Kbool r<qunttd 10 dO 10 •ilJ my dtal n'\ \ft'Y otm. Pta apaa.httK'" -- ~k~uJit ~ .. Wf' 4on~l to ro rtw campus unkt.t. ""C''fe t.aJd h11 JVn 11 I• bnc tbM occounu of the oaacl<m oonlloa lt<uttiW!t Jaan \I..COOC) ol tlw llurfalo Polu druuc:a!ly D<patt.....,l't 16th l'rtool "~ ho>c !hoi .,_ .....,.., AIX'Ofd"'IIO 11t< "<wl'« t C'-y Poioa fO<~.&IIIIonlyoftbtyho"C_hl.,.lbty...,, IUMit.tbtt c!ar<ft that IO<U<ta ,.... ~ \lc"ull> '• blo<l 1110 lhot 'tal u.. 1M "<'rt a las """" ." ho,.....,. tlto& 11 .... '"-' • ...,.." , _.. a-,_ c:aJkod:· r...... - · UP may owe thousands i.n taxes can be tl.t.cd, e«''fdm1 10 Schoun, and thll '-~&uc:ne» by LQ Maa4d "ill probably beth< hta1lf11'• main ~au(. Whot<Tn th< • ...., dollar S..b lloatd rrobably dOt> not h•·~ mo.,. oDon<y to pay ot "Thcrt b no thana< floatiuc oround," l!IKt rntoltd ... lt •• an apcndnUft ""f' M'\ot'l' COOAcaptall'd •• 1'l.K COJIJ •ill ha-~ to CO<nt lrO<n tbe .....,.a~__..,-. !ipm""" $11(// ll'htn r,...,.. "· lllt N.,. Yo•~ State [lep&rtmtnt of T...,ooo aod fin.-" prnmcly r<YK•llll Sub 8oard'• I'• rt'CO<II•, "'"'"""' th• licwonl o.... apPI.o•"""'<lr su.ooo ,. bad, .... '""" ou Ua,..cnity Pr... (II PI d,.,_ sale> UJL!w been PI"""""' llnh'tnlly or-ozatlonl aod <tlllltnts •ith. pnmifll -wa Slntt 1972 ~tthoul chars•na Altl tn """"'"" thot ~. acsh11ico ...,. <>OWrtd bJ a~ Y«t. Stat< c.- Ia• •h"'h mablt> non·rrofll orpnlutioPS to be exempt I tom Ylnta...... UP continued 10 op«atc •ithout chatcl~~t the tO, <Xp~•latd Sub Board E.ewtivc Dfr.,or DmniJ Blo<k. Rewlcin& ftom • <Otnplaiot from on un~nown flUid, Blatt uplamed, _..,. thM lite _ , - W1U 0<1IJIIoiiY 111<cndtd IO< II udall prosr.... In th<' futu~. th< t>ura..n or tbe,.. •ill II< 011 11w litudftKs •bo ·~I ha•e to Poll "" add•JOnaJ 1 IO< &nl .....,i<c:> from UP, Blatl prtdccltd. UP..,.,,... th(' t.nlirc Un1vtnt1y tocrlmun•l)' tndudtna l"-O qudrnt nt"$p;IP<r5-Th• LA• School's Opc11/011 and thr J......W. Studnlt Un1011'1 An. Some ol ill ptoducu ptOOII, I he ()q,anmetll of Taauon and Audd 's Ulducl< pollen, "'"""t tt- '""'""'"loll ,._. bqun to c!dmnil>tlf S..b Boa<d" liable, and r( SO, (or how modi. • •11 oould t1111 up "' tilt .....ns." 5a,ldll\.ad \ loR or UP's -oR 11 lor --prof• lfOUPf •luclt. ....,..,, 10 \IIKt, Jhovld II< aattpt ftO<ll th< .... H""c-er, lht ..ort doc>< IO< ondi>id,..l ull<ltacs •111 probobly II< ti.\Cd, Blaek ... lmated. tollittc S..b Board aboo.u S6000. Flli< c-,.dtl011 Tht taw wates:chal any Of'PJ\izadon that ope.rattj, u a thop, ttort, rHt.1u.rw.n1, nc. and tJ in '""fair eo<npcthlol\" "'lh ocbn bu5int$W$, I> rtQulml to rq!un .,Jilt the D<panma11 oiTaxatlol\ and pay sale> tU<S, • ~ Yc><k Stat< llc!*tiiW<rll of Ta.Uiloo &1111 Fin.,_ ...,ploJK told TM ~""" Sub 8oanl Alt0111<)' Dllnod Sdtow:tl """ "'' orpni.ra""' ril clc1"mitdy ask r.. • l><arul& aod hopef..,._ ........ on a mlli\J&IIY .... .. untl<v. ~oo -•bit: ._..,,, The aboat ..1\at kinds or .nivlda n,..... l'f'OtAIJU, IK~<I •• '""IIIICWU, but-s card>, and _ . . statiO<Illt) Aboul 7S p<n:r'lll of chc "')(l done or stucl<an art rowno "Wt'~ ¥<Tl' OOftll)<tRJ\t •llh OUI- prioca" SAid UP 8usmc» M....... Stacey Kopt . ··~c dO all the .-:hamc:alslotrt and JOb oo.t tbt rru>tq.'· Ko&ut doH - .......,.. liJot tht >lks tu ....n bun bv$>ntol. Tbt r•n arc lo,. enoQ&h10 that tltc 7 percent ir><r~Jhould 1101 t»l e11 rtiffermcc. R<tctntly lhe heuby Student Mscxiation (FSA)oo... also cited by the Stilt Sales Tu Division for non· payment or W<s tat o• mtrohandU<. A 1980 aud11 produeed .... llm1u on >ales. matin1 mon iltmJ t-blt Subw:qu<ntl), fSA ,... cb.,.-d about S60.000. orpe_,.. Tbt plaru to appeal tht )UC!aftnmt dailnifll th< q-td ..... 100 hoah Tbt -~diK .. sold tllrou&lo - . . . ... •lucil art opcnttd bJ tbe Food Vtod... ScfTi«'lh•-..- or FSA• n.w.. ,.,· ROOnE'S .., i.-Ding~ I o. Wle a. II " a.w. wll!l FREE _... . .. .. I I II II __ WTTH tHIS COWOOi ~Sept. SO, '81 VALID ANYl1ME .... v... ,., ~ 0..... ROOJI(S ...... IISI!IItl ... .,,._ .,., I I ...., __"~!' "r..'!'f•.., ..-uauu --r Clo!O- B - .. _. • ..• -· we -food till :f:OOem . ............ . . ...0............. JAZZa r.. te a ._ ....,._.,-..&.. .... w... o..ac-tfl • 3118 BAILEY AV£ 836-890S �God's power Healing celebration may cure that rare disease .,. s-- laJIIB~:ilelf"·- Yoa ca bt Malad Y011 ca bt .._ ......... a - o f ,..._ and dwect-. ,_,.,~fond..,.. tAli< or ~it lllllea. " • ca bl -*to fed ............ ...,_, ly ......._ • a~tca~o~aa...oc. oftbt F~ F._ or Ood l'coplt r..-...,-" ol ,.,.,... c a - and ''bl - . 1" \'Ia "tllc ll)iroc of lilt...,... lleooliaa .,._ ~ ~ F&Jdt of Ood io MJ.iotry a_.._.._ on.'la>ina or .... IOIIdtr lilt OotiiDilc orellr .wdl .................. .... w~~w lluldl." It ,. hm61d b)'tllhllllilliaat.al ,,_T-ow,.... rormtd u ,.ana,o. boil boCIIm< fomoaliml la 197$. MctnbmhlpC'Oftli>u orjOQO .al•e. fmlliiCially •upponl,.. folio- a. ~is no chalt« (O< Jbt heal... procca, IM I colleQIOD ll tlk<ft 11 tho btal•nlna or eac11 mct~iaa •o """""' tbt noioulll)'. ,.._btrl or all l1'd I IIlii& OR •ctc.Jaw • ,,. .....,.,.. Jm«, IIUOtdit1110of lowe. Ill r...b, /'ooo r•~ "..,_~.,.__..,_God ...,. m.~~ •t...,.... do -"·"God<> • God n ....... - cOld cdflowerl Aftcr~tbtt_...ur< ot ,,....ablo<la - ~ Calacria. tbt .u;. or ,.....,. in tbt w-...hllo.dU..Tolrl•"-' • - - r . . -.11 t - ~. 111c F"""*Y-Siodcllt A.......ioa II"SA) '-cl ol Din<:lan aoljooncd tbtw _.... 1 ric1oJ btfcn ......,.to half or tbtaopc~"" tbtlm topic....,. FSAPtalci<MConlc:IISdlaoeh«t,eono-.Food Md Vaoofinl Scrvica DitmOJ Doftald Ho*'s laoiiJoy ,_, oa FVS' opcno~ioas, fda ""'obliled to rfitt boud - b m an elll)lonalloa thr poocccdiap. " Mr. Hooio''- pr-..tllloa ~MY ha•• ........, • IIVItlllliollo." Schadur told tbt Board, "1M yo;a ~;............. ~.,.. prlnoanly • food a<nlcr loa.'" Nolilla IN lac boor, Sdladlur quietly ~cd t'SA ........... . . lllc pr_.t . . ol tbt ""*"'-"" yr ~·· Sll...,... or lad Ia Amhcra.lnd bt !k. - • oo od.PWB lilt~ lt_,..lbtiMII.~cr..W tllattbt T_... o r , . _ I'CJOCiltd PSA'o -er~<Y f~¥ tbt ..,_al • ~ ~ • .,.,... ¥«<,,.. Aalloml IJ pracnUy .....-.... 01hn Jiles rcw Its -.... loDclfill, &Dd Will ..........U~ FSA If n II d1 bltcrftltd Ia tbt ....,...._., J*UI. "1M Boonllbo clcdcl<d to lllvati&ote 1n,;q ou c:um:aa r<alty ..ent, lt&AQt. and ~h ror AftOihn oo ao poulbly Ua the land IInder_.,.cral oom.,...~c> In a<btr - ... the Board dc06od to ln,..upt~ lUria& ., ouulck comultUII firm to ~ ~'SA'• - - 10 buy ............. lftaeht.nc for the Cater Tbeatrt, an.d co buy--- of ,..._. '1Cit:o recorder I,.U. 1\1 lllow f..•• ,__ • tile Palo. ~ u.. w R.Jw...... f41if< 1< H...,. Od<triiiiOn it " • ~llliool or blr w hcaUfll. 11 '' •• opponunity to &f•• p<abc &Old tltanks. 10 eritt>t••llwll God h hral~ ~•... ••cd Ministn Elldk Lthncn. She &tid that d.m, the PfOC<:IS. tho """lllen "rCI<Ul 011 ln>oL1111 Jho , . . _ o r Gocl'l hcalmt lft an lntm'W: matll>rr. " fM . - IDIOUICJ -odoctd tbt ..,., Of lbt a , ~' ..• Otdcr tWI ,.,~ ...t br,.ncurotd ... ,._,.or<..oo~, ... ,.,.., '"''""" hrlJ> to hail otbcn " Hr COI'tUaed. •• . . .. W.e a rw~ .,.Iflit\ ad bo,._ a._ a.. .., th.at onlydcu t>kft <Wn,thc ~o,..oftbth...S.-•, rrjon.,.. .... Wlllbt:L'' On Fctwu.yU,tbtfou""•ioft Ja~~ ~ofGoclbtld a ...lt~~~cdd>ral.,. .. tbt Unaanan O.ureh 001 Wea f my Strm Tbtmm•fll udr,.... &mall. ahoai7S pt'OI)Ir, &Old -my Informal. lh<n .,... piano pla)'ina and &lnal"l-mo<ll~ b) Ill< minl51<n- lnd durlfll•~~< la)'in& Of tho hand• prOC..., I .. om .. JOI WI& tO Jbt toflllt'&I'IOII I our mlnhten perform tbt !'<""""' t i they !itlnd on a IC'IUI<OF\Y riiiCJtl> 1bt ..,.,.,__ Etch PCJ<M appr-"<o • mifti;on. spcah f<M • _,.,,thao\Und•"ltnl ll!.llu..,..a··~-.-to.tc~. udtk,.luwod• arr plaml"" tbt - · · btod &Dd lhoaklcr. StMd,. Ia obt m.n ,oh< up- hdd minitl<'t - n u IM oil10 thc for...... A f.,. -.an la<J, the ........., .,...,..,. ,. .-pkte, W the nc., - I l l ' - • ..,. ap "'"'""" .....o 10 . . _ r,_ ,,. h<ttlifll. 1M tbt r>NI'Ir ,..,.odcd lit• Jhe ~ "amolcady ,....lr•l .'' lhcit ,,.,., """".., tbtiT -~udc Sm~ l OU<\""" """ ....... o..haO!jt('d . """'Y A,_m-llo, E¥er)'One in lhe proc:u~ . RECOGNIZED CLUBS All S.A. recopiJ:ed cluba requestin1 funding for the 1981-81 achool year MUST pick up Budget Requeat Packets from the SA Office in 111 Talbert Hall. . Completed form• are due * Wltilr lbtrt .. · - ...,... ... ol ~.. ~ ..... Foundolas • u OICIIIIbcn ......, • •rr .ol ....,...., and clitaJ.'olntr." FSA discusses Food Service --r God ...,. .... FRIDAY, MARCH 6th by 4 pm NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE BEYOND THIS DEADLINE ..,....ton apsJearcd to be fine •• the .... or Ilk: N<wrlhcku. oor mlMicr bouttd •ben k - o•'tf. " Wo ha'< had """"' .-,...,.~ous ~·· w. loa~ ......, t~-..• .....,.,, dear..... cataracu and pes><d pll ........ Wo "''' ....,. ....,..., menial..,_," Slk: ..,!Nioed !hot .....,.. .._ . . . - " 1110re llwl a <loam or o btl•-. ........ God .. th.at.....,.. ••* .... c-.- "',..,..... . "1M~-·~ sa.. ad<lod Halilll r... ,_ - " ··ohey ..._ 10 bl haled or tbtt Jhtltlod... - 11ca1<n." t<t 1M · IDMY of tilt 1*11 < - "'= t.-dYOd 01 lbt bcaloiOa prcn:>>- " Whao haack ar< la!d oo lbt., (tbt lk'Litbty u,,. dlrm tran...- lo c.ocJ. ThllCI\'Ue>Cin 110"~ IOilftUh.at tbty alrc:odyloa•~."tbt minoa('( pointed OUt t God -..-k""""- The Foundauon ~ailh of i> C>Jremdy dhene ASide rront th< mirusuy, tltr foundation "'PIIOfli a priton mlllblry, a pta)-.r fcllo""$hlp. &Old healtna LchiiCD._, .... o,.. muristry-tbt AAad Miauuy. Sbt pror..... ao ha"" tbt Jifi or cwuuUAica- ••ll•bt ..,...._ ..JI. ,...,... ....... God 10 Lduoco ........... or morcbtatioa ..,...... b<Y wkll tbt -·~ a-.liaa _.. ••WJ~ao I liD 1ft CDPIKI, I .,_,..,.,., Tbe..,..tdla-....,_illldf_tlo<_., Me. Thcn n • n.,....,.. •ordl or ....ron."""- sed od....,, I""" rda) II to tlot - ." lbt prociauoo<d. Althoo'lh lbt INNII« aanod ......... JOidt ror btndf, ibt found thaa d .....,..., to •Otk for CKhcn • ...n. Lellnal <alb hrr •UU "Anad Ustcnina." w h<Y _.I.Jhoi>o are •~led, "Wai\Jill ....., tho,...._ .. heali~a allw•-- �Tho.-. . ._..~., ............... _ Etruscan treasures: a looter's paradise ....... ll.rdl o l - ........................ ---book ollhe locol rod --lnlhe~wtc6aclhe~-""c..- . ., .. ............ _ . - - . ..... 20 .... -t.oiRaM a.-_.,.,,.~...s~ ~­ Tho - on • ~ hlmOd ... lhe - dir*lg -loalolo1s ..... dltploy.d ,_ Ill*. 'Tho,_ ~ N t.. heel IIOUnd a . - hM....,. aloplc ol...,.-.. 10 adw++' ; boujJhllht o4ljec:ll &om 'locill farm«. who dtlmecl .... the llnle- end caloci!Dmboroll loc.ol boonao ,..,._ . . . found In ....... ollhe , . _ ..... ~ .....,...., , _ _ .... _.as who luiOW lhe ~ ~ n-. - "'*" .... 1ho . . . He ,_ benclod ..... )'Oiow . . . . . . , . . , . ..... .,.,._,.. • Tho--,...............,._.. who-_..., .... ....,..... ....... ..........._.,.. .. . . ............... ..... _..... ................... tu.-_ . . .,....._.,.,,. ... _ ....,..._tly ..... 12 ....-,! banda ai!Dmboroll who~ ......... . Iorge ......... ol boonao a.- .................. end ...... - - . 1 ,....._._~.._HcMidlbat.. -~._. .. could be .,........lod 10 ............. bcldl . . . clalon They. ol .._ hllo They ......... - . .11!1.--. ..... ,..... . ...... lhe .... - · _ . ~ ID Mw como &om ontollhoo ..... l"''lln!!IDhMe"'*"'"""wllich ... _ _ _ . ,._'""'-who _,....of ......... _...,~ ~ tombo . . lhe onl)l uilllng ol <oM!- ...... - ollho ..,.,. - o l 1ho &nllcano. • peoplo who~ Wyeboul 2500 yon be hldd.M end..._ • Ewntuolly. lhov-- ..._...s 0<11 bv lnvadlrw ' - ' ..... who lltllld In 0nat _, .,ulad l& found, llw IDmboroll IIIII.- ... lhe ID 0 ~ • ...... -..Ill one! up '*-*'II Rome celed c.- bv 1M . . . . . . . 01 . . . _ . . . , llw ca., .................... ~ . , _ E l l - . but a... .........s c..-.-~- lhe ~ al~ Tho -. a.-.-- ............... _.._,_ �I Scholars deba_te evolution theory l br Rldwonl Go. ........., o.r-o..__ Nle:·~~,_ ~ewton·o . ........ollow._of ..con<l ~ ' - " tho .w.-. ..... - - 'l'hotolo<e, ...... ptnaplt buldlng In the ortu1Mft,. of .._.. "'' ol progrou." ccntul lo l'romrftOftt . . .tvtlollllll "lo ttt.oo)l, c.onno< be ••olvtlon llelonu?" he ..Ud poootio. P - tiiiOOd ~ ro rh«torrc..y "1 -*' Soor- ,_ 1M In pMontoioglaol .......,.. • method ' ......_ dMa togO!Ihe Pto ono ~-·· """'"!loMry .-,od Hwoct-. ...__ end ._. .,..,.,. o1 • "hopolul .....-·· mu• bo oiH 10 bo -od • I'Mr>o theory. In which o ropllle lo\'0 on~ mamcalnod tlw tho ~1a1 method co•ld not prove ....nnlonory tlle6<y""" there - • mony ~ In tho .....,. r«ord, Jlld•i11118 the ""9 b~""un _ ...... end - · -· '"" """ , . . _, end reproleo end IWdo On ll>o od>or hen<! P<IIN toid ..., wchMologlu dlgo Nw rolutod the 11<6te bOll h••• ~ l ~ "Tho 8l>lo • a woy ~ lorm ol dMa • Palnc .,....d Acccr.... lo """· aconon CJ<1!1!n•od 1n "tho pjonnod oas ol • oupn human tnotlllg<nu • ~on rho loNil record Imply o ol "l><ogr.WW In "'luch ,,. ouprtmo dt••v porrodkolly a•atod ,.... 'l'fCiti 64 pl&nll •nd antmaluh., • kiAod off tho old onu through lloodo or cooo~~rophje• P.tn• ertutd 1hA1 •ntt tht divinely .....u.d "big bong" 20 bolfq, ve- ogo. tho ~",.,...... hoi ~ opandtng , and , occord•011 oo a•""""• and • lOrd omega "Whoo ~ Siltnn«ntcovldthertb«loro-1 cruolon ~•'" ho <old 1 BP ~ ,_ Ho • .,ed *'"' Dorwm"t .POll_. "•• IJ'fod~ """«~~t-•lecl.""""' b y or · or by both' end ortuod thol ovolvtlon wos tho only >elcnhhully plouo•blo tho~ry ~ct..- ol h..,... bo, -~<:horgecf" .-:Ito He warned •ll"'"" I c:.t>ak O.uod! "'"""'.._ ol tho 6tJio .. ...<! .......deed oloUd ""'~ tho ~ by ~ ond Mod and all~ tho llobW """'""'' nch aoo~-. ..,.. 'iUch ., GIIOCIOnll c.onllKr the ,_b«!ng•oo>~ydolf­ uompln of s!lfltboll< v.•Jdom oaken llttriMy oh- con b«omo for poru ol tho ....,. I••••• d.tngfTou< lmpcdunefttl oo ,.._, • Bmo ~ - .. t..ng and.._ .........01 ~· E"""- • • "-11 """' •d-...- IChoolo - '*"""· ~ - - .,..,......~ . BIIll-­ <-*pro<~~~~ ' • ·c,uhon~th c.tl lhtmMiv~' 0(1•nllf<. • f111ll ~. buo lhcy ondod. although. he l'tt•d thoo on.· """"' contnldiC1 th< llobW • He noh'd 1he1 the lnitllut• tor "mw1 dllformtJato - · JCwmce and Us pracbhOt'ftl .. Hf' notrd th~ c. •••_.., • !>an ()lego-b«oed h•mpln ol tu<ll •• "'901'- b«h.nd much ol tho Copomlal$, BrUftO """ Col~ lo!lal~c-tng lllo ...t.ow _. ...<!tv.-., olftclecl t•ecNI'19 c.f CJ•••aon 1n pubhc stlf-cmol antHiogmali< and opon scM!""" TJte quiCkest way_to get e1nergency money. .............. ~. aalj, .,.....;.... ... "'"'"-~._ ~ •upporu the lmpt.c•non,. 1 ~- - ' " lor POint'\ doom lhN IInce tho.,_,. 11 ~'"'J •h• ft~ needecf for~ - Cb"''fl.f "' o!t•• .... "" .,....,, Blno c:ont~ . - .. ""'. •·c~ow<~ ""'"'"· •• th.tl the am MI"Vft u the toUro <-.v lor Ill< on tho .,a- ono • Bin: •teln ltlatktct "" <.,.,_ Olltw Bllllr. Ullng .,... lht hoc:* " nol • \l.z.d """"' - ....s ...... locl- rd"""!' ol but the .kodoo-O.W ~ rcAri'Mins ...... """ "' -God as ttw.... cru.t tho .,.....,.., I nul tho b.- lor= file " h< .......... t'--...d"'"• cornbw>M"'" ol ,........ ond u tupcrNiur• ~-. • .ctwc..ar11 by Cl<CIOOklt 10""' _ . ...,, Thftt may "" • poji<hologo .. f"AfOt"' 10 bt'letv• I" • t' WJX'ff\MUJil 8w-. ~. but tl'-.• noced lhAI In dolnQ 10 Pf"'Ph. 'iff t'l1 ow•y from swowftt:R ~· f._..,.., H• <omper•d C:tcouoni~P\ ' ""'oklgy ond ,..,, holtog .. ~,lutfO(llJm ro Mttonnm\. it modonn• p_.., Ud ~~ mlrWia to ..... " · Bn. He l_.t ... - ~~--.ng ...._....., ,.,._ h•d tOnJthl ltme t <Ow d ,.. • He controdociod e....· od•• "'"' tho ICWilflc -"ad bocb ., ....,.......,. thOI'"fOCI ,'IclonH IJO""• OUI gjao;ne 111 o.,._,. """",...,.,. _ _ _ >O!jll• ..~~~. p - Mold rbol - · thingo !hat pmply .._ 010 OI""Y cannot opillft, wing tho • .....,p~o Di ohc ltumon brain • hiuHII CICJ<'lPI<• .,....,. l l w - wnply ,...,,., tho ol>lltly 10 tmdor-..1 ............ "'There ooght to be • prit>crplt •ho• u.-~ .-e ~ rhtogt w. canl -v-s ......... - a;ploin • br the ,_.... "' . . . . - . , . -~ ol """'lbol "" - ....,...., ctwo.9> ~._ "-~"'"'- "' ~ 6fcW~ "'"' )loll ...,·, go! -.q All emergency stop for repairs ca11 wipeouteven the belt-heeled traveler. Luekily. all you need is the price of a phone call to get. you tb~: ITIOI1CIY before your car gets off the lift. Here's what to do when you need money in a hurry. 1. ~I home. Report. the situation, and tell the folks they can get emergency euh to you fast by phone. I. Ask to call Western Union's toll-free number, f!00.32S.OOOO (in them Missouri, 800-342-6700). anytime. day or night. They charge the money and the aervice ~to tbeir MasterCard• or VlSAt card. A WesU!m Union Charge Card Money Order, up to ~1.000. will be flashecHoothe Western Union office or agent nearest your emer-gency. J. Picls up ;our money-u~ally withi~ two hours-at. the local Western Union office or agent. There are 8.500 nationafly, except. in Alaska. ' ConvenienUy, about900 locations are open 24 hours. It's that easy. Be sure to remind your parents about our toll-free number. ll's all they need tn call Western Union to the ~- ~ Irani To gtt from lhc _,.. 10 tho CO<I'Ipln. yo<l nnd•-•el~ You r.-1 10 o6d ~ ol • higiMor oodoor ol ~·· oo I am lorcod to ~ulole tlw thoN.-o higher l'fiOOI)It .. Brnt' """' ftbuaal .,.. brill H• ·--..~ '""' • t"-Y ol c#Ntk>n ·~ "" llOCt'pOod- IICII'ntillc f ll ,. . "" t h o _... "" IOid ol ~ ........ ~dohc dwory 01 - ..~. who cxploftd the ~.....,....,of ...... ...... Mf.... rod< .... by .,..,.,.... God """' rwplooollhod tho ...... """' Mw . , . olla dftb~ .. . . . -. ......., - __ ........ ..... ..-.~prKIICO . . . . . . . . . . . ,, - ~ ..... lor the ......... ,... foolH<;l - - ..· llrla ......., ., -....... --o.- .........,.- .... -"'-~ .,,...u.~-~~~· ............... �.___~-~~_©_©_~_®____!rey;~_ __JI ~~~0.'!!...~--~:;:.. - t h e bco4or- s-land, -.lyta ............ ...... ....., .. ..... -.h.lno..- .. s-landi ii -IOIIIIO~Iom :!.=~-=:re..~~..,~-:.= ~TUITION HEARl NGS 1 A,.A '-1 . 1N$T THE TUITION HIKE'I'I Then come hear the testimony of your fellow students and faculty against a tuition hike ~:An Eastern European Scholar In The Arab World" . SUMMER . JOBS NYC ARIA A Special lecture pr~sented by Mr. Richard Sobolewski, chief architect of the Pol ish Centre of Mediterranean Archeology in Egypt. Time: 8 p.m. Date: Tuesday, March 3, 1981 Place: 320 MFAC, Ellicott Complex ~Speakers · Bureau and International College Dept. of Classics. �. l The lonely existence of a City pol iceman f A ride with 'Buffalo's finest' ~)' JUdoud DOll ~ ,..,._, Ctl>tot "'*'" Th< Bulfolo [)qletlmml Plmtl<'l Hov.or No ) hU • enid<. lndqat, bat >at'fw.niooaiiQualot obout ~ thai recall> • ,..."51>1P<f'> c:acy room. Dupol• tbc h""' 11......-nt ll&Jou, IM clrab ~ off'";< (UMIJiur<.IM noky pobtxrediot and I <hou~blJidCitp< - i M, thtr<ll a o~fort hc<t. Of aU tM pcopk •ho ,.oJ~ 111!0 a polo« a ation. I w&JiM. tis th< COl" •ho f.d th< Af«< It'• a plac< •11cr< U.., r<lu mom<nl Uy hom th< olmCMot o;O<IIltnt prnour< or IM ......... Cl(d\ up on theconllnuow pl,pCTWOt'k. and . .. ~-ten the aunt mmc•. han& OUt ud 1fiOOl I he nc\:(1' tf'K'()nSUt&nl brf'Clt A liaht drtuk faUt out<ldt on Mlln.slrm tonlaht. I nda), ftbruary 20, ju" lilt It ha> (O< th< pail .... ~.and th< bloc~ iltffl> ar< •hrn) "'"' In>~. 1 poup of COP> I F< huddled 11<:11 10 I tlbl<, tal~lnl, their \ol«\ <.:hOIOC off th< d inu yellow w1lb. An ddcrt) h<ut<nlnt rn hoi •nn~k<l ,.hit< uniform shuffla oomt PlP<I> and 1..ru ba<k In hi> '""''" Chllf. eyin& m• '"ilh 1 AJ<~ll< ~urt or IJ(Itu<mC'OI and lj)P<rl!cn•oon Another youna r<porrcr, h < m"" b< thin~inl· Allothrr Ud "ho " n 1<1 rhe <lory rl•ht . Th< stQtY? TonlJht I rldt ,.ich 1 poll« "'"""" cno "' pllllo4 throOII> do¥tnto¥t'n Buffelo. For l 'iii'O how-._ 1•u bt Pft\<) to the- -ork•nt h\n oft • o o( " Buffolo'> fon<st," to ob><r\t tl>em I I "or~ and hopefully tO diS b<ncoll! thcir peof<Uionllly coo4 t:.taiOn to &<I 1 r..r or th< l ind• of prawrt lh<r ~Jo<r....., dar()' Th< rid< b porr or rh< Buffolo Poll«'• "Pllot 100" protram -erranJ<d rhro.., Pofr.lf Comnmnona Jama 8 CunniQI)Iam'• offott and d.....,<d to ocq111rn1 uud<nu finrhlnd •ull! lht r<>lhY or poljcc wor1r. l"bC' ruk1i. laad c:ta.n by the eomm•».oatr•, ofrM:C:. arc a \fnnaTa.une bo<lio-poda< or <titrkloon.• deslcD<d to proo«t IM dtpll\mm\ from ..,, possiblt lltipDO<I, complauon or rrnb&n........,. Tlwn 11< no tope l'tCOfd<n cw CIII1KTIIS al\o,_j, and I om r<qiP.r<d to 10p 1 nouonad fonn tilt poli<c or any 1q.ll <"'''O'wbrlrt). •hould I lnad•m<nth •ter Ill from or a btrlkt"' ... m) lhlllllb )llllm<d '" th<.., door Shonly alltr 1 p .m., tilt QJU.-tol\lt oa tilt desk .,... to m< !pUller• >Om<lh"" lncfUiincl . "That's )'OUf rrdt,'' 0 sull<a IIIUM&dlio<d coP informo - ''l'bc'J'11 bt ...... in. couple or..,_..... fi~- ....... in waS); ruy '""' subJ<CH fO< IM nlah<. Offoccr Jom Clovd<a. • """' lrbluun -1t1r >qwtll)". sud-bl.lt <r<> and 1 are- lbo<\ ol r<ddl>Mir...., hm , orrrca Chlnnaot>t Grl~>~l. th< - - of,,.. ...... . lvt< bat pmty "VIDM ....tb baht bto"11 hart ,.ho looks~ 0\11 or !i4K< irr h<s bl~~< .... rorm. After fOIM polllr, lllthouP uncomfon1blt. introduclloa•. I sip rhr rdc-. hlncl Mto th< ll<'lrtt1lOM, and,.,.•.., read) 10 ~ - of ~dlnyblutond ,.hii< Oirt'lkt Mopar <lamHbUI l 'mm tho bad< .... in &cq<. Th< Jl..f mnl\ pmtn ID -.,.Jfttl m) bod), but ~. k isn't "'Ppowd to f.d oomfortobk brock h<r< Oood<n -"" 'tralll< - obool""' Grabo.,..kl&<t in (rom: ll>< CIII• ...,.,.ts•• Oot>d<n<t&rUuptM~ and we pull flo"lY out of tbc pr«it>Ot 101 and Mad south down Pearl Street. Exc:<p1 fO< 111< ..,..,.hln1 of th< .. ;prr bladts and the murmur or rht rodlo, Ill< c:a.r ;, Silmr . Th< r110 fllli tOft\1as ,.,. .,... t M pnsb """"of CloiPP<"' a Str«t . Normlllb' 1 h~n&<>ut fO< lruotlnl. prmp. and prOitltuta, thr Stl't<l look> rrnpty toniJbt. Tile sbado"" orrn no llall or llfr. 1 ail< Ooud<n If th< rain Will have any d f<Ct on the amount o f cnmt ton!Jbt . ' 'h'• ..,. not.hln1 to do ,.ith It," ht ropiltl r.....,y. "Soh...., •• , bt any •lower t0r101llt7" I ask CSIUIIb'. Tile~ b a lo"* I)IU ... Th<n C\oudcn. ,;. • quiet voke: br•fM'i1nt • i lh lrntatiOft, tells mt obt to 'NOn'Y· " You'll ltt your 5-hare.'' tu Y )". .,_ldm llumped. bis--""' block. 8:40 p.m. a-p Trick • ~ tonWH ar Slot£'• auno1o Th':"•rr ...., n ....,..... call to tkh t alq.ally po.~hd .,.,. .. Ill< McOonUd • - rr- tb< .......... for orr~ ... tilt ........ . . -...llldo ........ <d .. tbc """"of di>lna, " illqal park" <alb.,.. aliiOO- A&..,. drr« ....1MMI St ...... Clotlolen r<ll<cu 011 pndoaa blk, or lob jolo, ...tUd> • .,.,.,.., If - . . . _.... for 111 olfl<n 10 mu whilt 011 parrol . ''Oolt IDIDUI< )'Otl J<1 0 ddol dol "' th< lllftl. llo<1o )00 ... I autoom<r oomp!Atl, &ben a - Willi • I""·" h< tdb tM. 1M tlootiP ll<'s on tbc r.... for u )GR. ..... ....... l'llorl ... llrt .... c-..do1n& ol tbc poliet JiiOW\ 0C1 ,....,.. ~ 10 I .... ...,_., 1 dUid _ , - IJ,CIOD au of•iolaa • T\ lotien II< radon 111< ... Of 15), (I'> lftltr"....... 10 1101< thll ofro<a> .. tluol&llt U hi>... to dnw tkr& "apo&l tilt,_.,. tilt .. -=....- ...., to1w rn<tbt .... tW. "-'t •Yp.,._.,caa n..,-• ....,....., •unc!>n of roortl<lt boi.._ AJJ4 th< doa 1101 hove t<> II h< Of ~ fifr Md 6ealb Jll-u.al!Oru lA U Ol>()t(l(- aloobollt<n rll .. - lO pr~ IDA&DI l &lt d' Co&l polo« orr....... """"" the ho&llet4 or anr llf1)f<Hion. " Tllh"' Lb(~t pon oftllt)Ob.'' C\oQdtD aad.>, ...... puu '""' M<OoNid's, Anl><d wrth thnr pm.. &bt 1000 ofroco:n Jltp OUt IIIlO tlte 16"' 1nd ~qur trc:htrna c:.n Em~ of • ~~tVb} ~~~~~~IG& w.t, •bo ball& 0111 on th< asrbalr sc:ril>blr"* doWII ,_.,. nlll1lbcrs of tar\ p&ll~a! lhcrt loo OW'f' )()menuso.. poutt out thc-offmdtf\I.YC"bkto. Aflt1 lm mtout<". •bo'" th< drvd&trl- h tcmmpllsh<d, and •• m<>'< on So for,. ., btt:o a slo" ooalu . Tile cnme ra< donn"trcall) 1o1ar 1 IOirllli unul rhe ......, hours or th< .-mnc A<loOf"d•na 10 Claudtn, cnm• al>O tJ\Ct'~.., tht btgmnln& and tntddk o( tkh mont~, Wil ht:n \Ofl•l \C'CUnl) •nd -..dfau ched•.s llrC' ddivtted. and -.hcnc"n tMn ' I run fTH)('Wl o._.. Tono&hl, thou&h. U.. O ry....,.. calm Wt tct a eaO Oomt'1HC ~C' u the Toutatn ~uncnl}, 714 Dtla....,.t. We m tcr th< lobb; An old '"""'""· ~lute,.harra!. •rln~kd •tarina • Oims:y bl~OI)HOO dres1 '' '*I.Jt•nt f~ u.• l'ht \,,,im l\ up e-n the rounh floor. 11 a frimd's room Tht okt • -oman C\,.Wn• tltc wtUiltOft M .... rid< up 111 the ri<>"&IO<. hn >a.<< titrd. .ad Aod '*'<'• P<qiiiOIII. '' . And she's pregnant, and she's white and iie 's colored, and now he's down there in the lounge da~cing . II 11\d IM•< wi>K< and h<'~ oolordl. and no" "'') ....., 1, _ Ill 1,. ,_., dMrnna." th< 6daom>. hn . _ . b&rdJ ..-U~~Aa Iocr .......... Th< V>nim I> WI uti tn I dlair 10 tho doo<wa)' tO her rrttnd'• _,omc:n&, hn ~ th< blood ratuna '"'h rh<l.., oa h<PI-. loaltfr <)~ swoa£tc. IIIUI, 111 ashlf&l' on h<r lap Slit i> cr)"ll r..d smoL"'' a<f"DWWY011 1 co....,rte Oo...,.., q.......,.,. ba calnoly H<r bo)'fnmd b<aM rkd lhll lllJI>r . Slit comp1atn<t1 olxwl 1uo dnnktna and b< l>cal hn up No,. sbt ........ him l<i<l<<d 0111 or thm foiiU'mt'nl . " V.t .._ ..,ppooat to , .. marn<d .. s1tc .wo)'S, •ipina ~r« r.,. •it.h a ....,hdnth . us 10 tal< you ro th< holprol'" Cloudtn i1U "No. No, I'll b< oil nJbt." "'* .... "Do;..,. ,. . .,., ••vou"rc sure now ..... " Ya ." "Who Pl)'S lh< rent,'' h< tikt. "") do. l"m ·OD weJrarc." " Are th e!UlC(pU in your n amd" 1'111. they are in h.b, hUt 1M PlY• th< rmt. We arn't li<~ him out. Qoudcn 1<11> ha . 8111 l l yo u fl'C'Il thar,.. apina him, ""'II pict him up rlcht now. But lhlkn he< h<a~ . " Wdl, ,.bat am I wp!>M<4 ro do7" •h< asks hd plmly, h<s 110oct •'!< brtlkona loCo a >00. "I'm toOC &<~tlna ftliiD)' ..;111 you," C1ou<ltn r aplalru ....,tb' " l'ra J"" Th• relatioluhip thdt daf\ bcc•tn> MaYO< JaMC> 0 , CriffiD .r~d tilt lluffllo Polocc Dopottment li a \'Oiaule. pOtn>tlllly d.,_.o .. OM . IJW6 - " .. lo" pay. •l>ethrr or not orr......... .._ thtr< own \loQr~ 'ICI>cdtllcs. IV blr•na or ~~~~roo, rh< -~~ d«<onc on dtpan....,tol - · th< Jltnnklnaouc o lthtlo«>< and th< onr.....,... poliC't work slow· do'"11 .,. ..,.. poiDll, lntmilrotd b) th< r... tll• Cu•niiiJI!am, enrr...·s ~ ror Commwlontr. k riJrtukd vucfoln or tilt fOtU "ho..,. • Ms< 1r< i> br Gowty """' rhroOII> tbc ranu . Ht onrt .....eo~ •"~<"""- or,_.. Polott ~ Atooalllon. tbc poloct · - Onct COftlldmd. " eop'l eomonwino<r ," Cuaornahonr. far:<d b) a tlJbtm"" Cay ~ opposes tilt poloo:aa<!l o n - of th< moe., w..,... oNlc:tn wb><Qunorb' f.d tba.htbu~-. 1Wt t hey don't tal~ .-..ut k - ly • >tll rtpOnCn, rcw rear or r<pisals from biclrcr up. No& on IM ,_d, M>Y.llJ'. A """"""" rqJI) to a tqptc:r's lint o r q~ t., " I' m 1 cop. I doe'< ha.e 1111 CIIJI.,_,'' folio....., by a Of 1 sbnla ofth< Qooukkn. Both ao.da> ~ Cnbo'<oUi utt<knuondabbo tialrt-lrtocotd aboat tbc ..,..._..,... QUTOUOclios lK depan-. All<<d If~ an: ..... Ulf poaMift tO WI t b c ~ "No!lt· Wes1111 do ow job~ do • ~'rt to4d.'' Clovd<a drnic:s that '" ..... dtpanmmt Is """· -'<rtarinadiii!Kclo<sD'I ''fd UIIO polotra." llld (II)CUO far UIO gy ~ - k ~... dot$n'1 ~ . •triboolina th<d!'Miode tkdioot In ..... .,.... -'ul""* u..na. ..,._ rrtitlOI--~IIIIIIIb<rOfCI'MII<S. ''llla't llno " ' ' f - - walk a"''f r._ a call," h<•J'. "lftllty~ ,.,..,yoll'wtf01 to~" rdftnl you t.ht llw. " " loly babf·~dao: io • smo«. Tbar I _ . or days," s1tt sa~. I<Uin• ""' • plom< or rcd.or that .IlK Is nin< 11100ths "'""'""'' arrd I II<C til< ' ""'' ""' undts ber blut satin ~.lllclk<d br""n ..,tb blocJll Suddml)', .11>< bu u idft.. " I know...,.. 111 do. 111 a<l m y - t and move OUL. •• '- " Wbrrt,l to• .,,. ~ O$b her frimd. " My llill<r·in~w·s hou>< on~ w.,. Sick.'' Slit &<t> op. •·• tAL< a bus tlo<rc." Oovdea o!ftl'f 10 clth...... W( F UpsWn tO h<S - -·· Slit 10"' IAIO a """'-and pacU 0 small ...CIS<. and .... d<Kald 10 Ill< lobby. Slor~ 4oatkd 10 ... ....... 10 ..... - · ........ .,.IIi< e.. sw.. ,.. ~ cnioo ..... .....,.,, Clnoodm- .... -"' if w _, 10., 10 llle .......... .m.:at-. .......,. Sbt says W'•okay. Soooo . . kba..;krllOtY ...sh ......,._ • a..MIII. _. Cnho•..ki fortbcride. but tlltrlro.... ~--. . . . .... Th<)' ria& tbc clooot>dl. A blat:t • ........... a ...... wrapped around loa loead. ~ '- 'hot dot ...,.... """' Cloo*- ettplolaoo 10 ~- what .... I I I' They talk for a - . .milt, tMI drr -~tlwofb>Md llltt pot;tdy bid Qllllt, .......... ...._...,dill'*· -- ~ back downlo-. El«pr (O< ~ . . . . . . ol ...... ~ r.-. no...,..._.. lrtt."""' '**' ... mtlt(Ttur of the nrdio, tbc car ia llloa. • • �· ctr vm cente rfold• Strained relations and low morale It's a dark period for Buffalo police ~l Sir• r l>lmmo"" (",. [IJ !"-umnou' on-.dlll) polk¥ (\((fC"t:n ,&aim ban-wnm1 .._,t'ft •tam •ttmJ"fl"l tn ri\1~ 1 rrottnuan" 'a<Mcnc II p.I\J M.I)'OI' .braG Gnrfin ""« rclcrr<'ll ro rht Buffalo Polo« fortt u ··rt.. beta "' rht Lon<'ll .,..,., " Th< Ma)'OI' today calb rhnn a bun<b of ''<ryNN<> •• Onffvt·, taAnh • ord' comt • 1 umc • bn Poha ()rcpetuDcac IDIJink " cM to.c:ou d ·, bra~ m t• o 6<co<la, a<a>rdrna 10 00< off._-.. Salar) !lqUOI>bk< hl"c left a iipir"-'Dt nwnbtr of offtt.'n) d•~C~Kbatut'd "'llblll< Oopenmmr. ~ ~ btilc ulat) (O< a Buffalo COl' I• S16.l,2- IG• dan nM>Slluburb&a uruu.. At conn IC1 ltmc. pOL.,..--cmrn ort dasoifi<d "' rht ....,. car<JOr) •• <Mhn munO.>I>Ol CIJ'Iploy<n. OfT~t<n .Uim, ho•<"«. rhao th<') •hould b< tr..,<'ll-a~~d compnu.at<'II- Uu pror..~oon•h Thcmoneyqut'Sdon c.~lmtnatfd 1n lilt t97t •Mn chr C11y ~ Alltd for a or>< P<IUPI oao..:, allhou&h rh< ka~. 10 rtft'ft'll hilt katliC'\ of rout ~h.'C1H V.c."f'C' J:fl.ntf'd In \ht t • O f'Ct'\I()U' 1"04'" orr~u 'ilo('ft' C1i("lfatna ill )'<On Gnffm <llunu rh• ht had "hO['<'II'' f01 a lwrn &na""easr, bu1 had M'\d ''Pf..:J'I)JW"d'' 11~ .:'\"tWdtnl ro ~ &,1/tllo Eooml'l¥ "'"" rq>on<t RC'Cmily. a r r - "-Al rt\.ldlr •o raJtiC' \Uann ebo111 'IC"\m PG'-'tnl m. t9fM) ud 1911. "Oo tbt ht<l• of four IX"""" ond low pace.. dac: _... orff'r rntl) •wt'r 1 • hok kM cansacltrina illflaiJon, .. v ..,. Pr«occmr of tht Pofo<t - - AsoocuiiiOII tPBII) IMr) lloc-hr< told .,., ~"""· -- o.ff or . ckt• oto•n "'"" ~. ~"t'ttCCI lltr f.....,..td b) J('<'nOI"•iolaiUII ' " " " · " ' - fllbl• " t..a l'rirlo). ""'"~ rf>I'OIId. . ro a ro...... c~om«r .. Boflalo'• V. no Sid< .. ., • .,_.., 1>! ht~ft-•..W.,. O.n><t Colon " ' [JOI"t orr..., <.onosuo Colon ~ to"" prlfntrld'•duooa Colootl-'<latlll< ~ildtmi <'Of'. stabbtor 1uat ' " """ "' th< bot..~ (oru&lio'• l'i'rttKr. Carl Gomu ...... tbtro ola..ntd "' tbt hand b) ' - -· C'I1K'\ WJit"q that ·~· "nfon•ut~ ocaa~ ma) b< dut"' ~to orrocn lnrifo.t<llo.) .,..,_.. Buflalo<OPha\17 )ft"Ofr>pm.'OCt. ,...,..11 rm~ mand.a~on minont)' tHnna rrqvln:mcntl h~ 1hreMencd to trodr lh«' fort'C 'l. \l&ndwd,.. Mmom1 r<prn<ntotion on tht Buffalo 1<l\lad .... 1"0 ~ m 1919. A!tboq.h lh• r11ilrc oo- Mandt AI P<f<mt, f <'ll<nl Oo\lno.; Court Judft John Cunon b., no• onandal<'ll that ""' [JOin ...._ bt C'OIIlrtar.iblt to ,h.. of I he ('fth~ 0 \ ..... •orl h .lfCC: ••Tbc j Yd,JC. "'I.) ¥idf a-.'ai'C of OUI O\d JCJ"tt.Y \tatldard." dantd liMN<, "but •.U.... to CGmPfOITU~ st&ldardt fot tht' U.l.f Of mtOOnf\ -..-on Sal·•- ••chftl hold'"" ..r. ""'""""'\It< "'V>' ca, PB''' hm~~~- s..- - ..., "' T ~nrn& Cocmcif. tht """"'"'~'"' ~ TM<to.oil-\ *ftc:rM cops •-nc peruculart) ocar'I!Fd • a ""-~ ., •bid> thrtt 1nunra ,..,. _ . . , - --- ----------------------- - - r....- 11 I'll arrest some guy and he'll be back on the street. before I'm done with the paperwork. I I - -- -- - - - - Polu sabrios, llathn - · · ... ............. _ .. tha& offcr<'ll by P<h...• illduotl)'. Coo><q••md) • ....,, orr---•11<> bad rnoollch•<'ll to ~ ..... 1>01>« ~....., lli<OII>a-ha'" 01>1<'<~ to Ill< fortt IJ\ (a\or Of mdUll.rWI«UUOt pcnriM>M AbhoU&h poii<T mtilpo•tr " .,...,~, !ollrmi..Jn& l<urrmtly rotalbna 1067), tht Cit) 11ill ltd• th< prrs>Ures or budC<fary timkot ..,.,._ Tht Mil) or. hopin& 10 incrtaK police Artncth. h•) IC:hocattd thf' cunailmml or pm:.{fn dnL dncft. tn ra"or of ackteuooal W'COftd cttaDtt ro Mttftd 1ht ,........,. ac::21Jna) "Aftn • muia1ly fathna AddetK\ft.tlh M"t1'•1 aunon1J c:ancbtlal .. ba\t"""' hir<'ll ~.............'O<Ib. O.oo fat~on ba\~ ·-nOoolnl t" d...--<~~~ """""' Buffalo " -· M~10< Crr«• hu ,.,...., to oftCT ..beat watkm: • papuwor~ :· lea•• claJmlna this to bt the Jft'IJts~ dc1('frnu to c:flmt. 0nf orr~ea pe-r pau'OI car_,..1M1 than I 'lll.o-c»nlrlbutts 10 cffrarnc:y. Griffin lo~ootlltslrod . ConcwTmt with tht Criffon ,,.;tm.. thtr< b&> b<ma der;:reut in &rfdli-doV."lt )I ptf'\"'ft\1 ID 1910 0\U the .,........... )'CU. Addihoaall). tram< IS>UC'd dropped 25 p<ro<nt. '""'mon"' ,.,..-oalOUOIU 10 Oft1) tbo..t Oltt...-n" lf'td~RJ "'Jllua Buffalo at) t.m ... Polict' orf.o.n ttmm• bufdtntd •rth ·~"'""lJ. bul\no.st1.a1 10 ~L.~. aC'tlf\1 \pGrlln.& 8) .._,.\l.fl1) • IOUHn..• and f•IUftl out n-.ountJ\ 01 act."OrdU\f to lhr &t[lult' .t.•f•tmJt '-t*tl1 t\tnl,, rrpon. funhn rruwrati"& pota.."C C"tr.._'n'-. lhc') ria.im.ah.· hbcraJ-roiockod ~.·oun JlidJ<" •h..l ,~linliC' to n.~ to ,,..~tunal' One oflkn told !iplonf'tlln •hat tht coons h.a.\t' a lmdmC'\ •o prott\., the crim.mal. chu~ ~nllhina thC' la•..abtduw ..·,u.tna . ..... ~u .,.... somt llll ond ht11 b< bao.~ on tb< ,....,.. t..of.,. I'm r1or1t ••b m) _..an.,.. th< off~>'« daoatnl 'A'bik <.."'"R•in&hi:M t) the' I&J&ft ot oua.:b To~c:o smtC"'M'.' n,,. C\laairtcltam d<fmds thio pcrfonnan« r<dua-. aunl>ulirc tbt d<creeor to r..... crimlDJII ..... Buffalo ~ol diuar..r...-.. Cnffon h» rquall) bc>mc' arc tht loWdl tn tbo tbt o( .... .n...... Tbt ,~.,.. (t'«'>CJ " en- ,..... Dll-. olmtt•tclb1•1H00dropin call& for ..,..;,.~aa )'CU. tbt COIWDiosiona <On1mds. Ditpulttl<d orraccu . . _ ,..., thtdt<rni< in..,..;,. calb is dinaty rdaltd 1o a atnen~ (mona or <~urapca !or police INa has ...rracod amooa oitlum. Tbt [)epartmc:Dt's rq>..•lon wu t<Y<fdy tamt>htd inl977 "'h<n tbru off-<IUiy policom<n ......, con•·ia<'OI in th< local -ina d<alh or Ridwcl tona. c-....-..... """' . .,. . . . or ............ tht "or- - ' t r bl.t ... _ a.m.., daim> thac poli(-t orr.....,. ..... ....., bm.r.\1 · · - Jtii'PI)rlCf itt.pUt iDio the: \)'Uim. oftna 11anduw b) -.ht.""'k rh-.· OrrpanmtftJ •nlnuo. Contr~t ftiCt:Otl~hOR..,~ tk~ contmch. rt'Pf't'iitl\1 tbt' -.•ulnun~~n ar rnN""k"''· " Rc:p.rdltsoi of th< 1<-\d or '"'"•"'· .. &<1\r< "you stm "~"' to rut br<ad 001 1he oobk .. •'f'l;l•••. �Ieditorial . -Y ... !~ Send your dollars to .• . u,,.. '-lnl""- - - - - . . , . , , l O t • - " SCoto i - Stf/1 MQIIIlflnl ro ,,. Etllror. 11 ""''' _..,...,. - - P<OOII<I"'',..,. lonanclll e1c1 - . " ' ~r..­ -..,...,.,.,_ _ ,.lot" -~~~My- ..._...w~"­ ,_._ COIIOOM -to end.,.._, ....,.....,___.,. ~ 't )'OUI~ On -~ ol thO .,tiro OUII ol lhl C...... lor :1 - · .... ,,.. - - n....- , ... ,,.. Coftlw"""' Thee* . . _ , . ~t!C*DI.I Wont 10 trwonl< rN S<lll<"""' lor IM ~ 11 llttlclo . .. . . . _ IM • ollw • - • • D00C1 10 • - - • 10 - ' ! w a - ..... ., • f. . _,,.,. . . ..,. -oretllletatM ..- . e~eo~.·ftM PfOft&.l'na c.vnenur oft.,tcl: .,. O\llf lor eflecllftllclui~---10-lyai-TM of lila ol Coftl"""no ~lon Curl'e ntly _ . , . . 10 ~ lOt,,.. T•llon ,.....,.,_ ~ a o t -11111*1 IOIIls-lt' _ , _ , , . . _ , , N-'1 loll SIH1no a lto- 11oe CMO to • - t tM ...,.. -22 Wo~ t ~ at1 t1 ROOOO.a 1o1 of • - • -~' "" ~erlng c,.CIIHoaa - - , . _ 10 ..., , .. ,,.., _ , _ ..... gwmanoiO oM Scnool ol " ' - • """"""' 1 ,_. __.,. era - ol ....... II f.,_ otov-1 Intent of TAP,... to gf>O _ . , ...,..,. ot thO _ . . . , ,... - . '""'"'""' tt\IOe'lll llo>lboltty ... b e - ,.,. ... .,., . . - - ' - ew« ,..,., the ourrrtc:uNm CM ot ..u... I"M - . . IOI.Illy or COli otoono.. IIIII obto<;l~ lo 1Mti'UC1or .....-.llty 1 - 1 pttfe<.._ Tho IIYNiened W tlh uc-..fatlno cot.ll and non-.ec&~•tJno aid .sucaOOn 1.S .....,_ do gl¥o Grodot IOWIIO I daOf• a I)'I>!Ctl cl•n oompnNa • eron-~JeC.Uon ol 1 ncJ TM bUlk of fie rofOttM .,_., be torgocoo '""'"" ,,.. cluo oc:ct~P-'1-.&. Wtth M W.t...... k'l Wtdtnlng OIM•a ~ the only common .aemen1 S.gt'lntcal\1 'l!ll>ieh """'"""'"' II lrljll)eCI or - · 100 low IO t lford ~"'"' ret 100 f>igll IO .,..,., lOt . , flnanclol l oolotanct II It lhll orow> 11\ti to ao....o -•oar f l ,.... - · - (T,.,.,. '""noM Dow_..., --It-· 1...,.,,-..no en..• .. •'""'' elf...., •Ot• ,_'"11""'"'lnCtOu<notr I>Oll\0 - Buii~I!Waturo '""bttc k)n t"at llt cou the4f &l -·- """""'" ....... "l "l'o ~., ""''' . . n o~ - 1,..1 \ t , ., . .-_·o l - t10 OoMra. .._. "sterl!,. o v.,.. 1+- lo _ . ,, • ... ...,_-IOn . ,,_au..---• .....,..., - · IM _,,~ l>l>tanO.O ol 1,. CMO 10 to ell Melo of thl - - -II' ·~..,.,..,..~IIP'QittMeclout. a ........liOn "' 1M "~ ......... Bar-. Guodo and f .,.I>Oin • ....,. 1ft lila CWO ...._ -liM• b... . . .. a.-. """' ... · - lor lr.. """-""'of tr..-,,.. cour... It •at no tmeAI taM. to t.U M tnc:tloete - - . nago1oa1oon COWH ~hAl: and tutn It truo I ~lUI PtOgflm. ........ """ a.tbero 1o ant~IOCI •~ thl - - - ..,. nu out of ,,.. .,....., 10 """"""""f being pu11011 In lwo cllfoctlono Whtlo caHI for hf..N'IIrtg ft.tndl 11'141 l)rhl t• MCIOI INUieM • wtN be fOf'Ctld to c1oM If more ••-"ttlnc.te not PfOW"toed 10 L Unfonu•otlly. Iundt ll\11 na•o "'''""' gana to lncHI*I<Ianl co41agoo ware. """"'ding to • nut~~oer ol SUNY ""'""'~•otoro. gronlod at IM o•penH ol IM pul>llc oyllom. Whll<t buclget CUll he"" "'"lllo.d owoy 01 SIAlIt adu<:olk>n progromo, Bund~ old 10 to ort•ote acl1oolo ~•• ,...,_ otgnlglcMtlr. ·TM repo<tad ml•lmol" owognt cont,.butk>n to ort•ote '"'t1rvtion• from the Statt be ennanoed by thtl amount of a.uppon rM, offered thr04Jon o rNt QtO(Ifltnl To bo auro, IM economy hOI " " ' " - " 11..111 HCIOII but 1110 Stoll a tUOt'ls>HI cornm"I'MI\t ~· 10 be to I,. .-;tt'"" 11 ctllled And IM UHt110n by Dlllmln Collage P,uldent Rabon "'••&IIIII IIIII ·t•llatlon JeoPard~ ,.,. e~Jt~ of cwrvate 90t~·· 'alii to admit tt\at rampant •nflatton d.am&gee 1M e~e.atence of tu" a ny It 11 in4t50Utable thllt fefOff'M trwat be made W\ tM hnancial aatatanoe PfOG''"' OIOIJflmo lOt nlfl- _, ...., ,., oncl ..-togo organllOII '"" o n - or fnlmbef• of tht &t111 Legtttatur~ are an ~ao·ne a-on '"'' ' ,..._, • •M :-:.nwe nooa *II" tt\lt. Hew 'torlt. t~t ttt lttat)coc•nnutment tl tO _,."' " ' ..-.. _,·-·. -al-to- Good choice Tho Cllondw ~toa· o - ~~ to.._ U1l- 101 Oil,_. mad ruga~ IIW!tr I>Ut n woft 11 loatt ollact • • aQWIIy Sin« IM SiJHY Boanl 01 TNot-· r - 1 hllong 11101 be -1011 1 0 - CWI Roth Huna-.~ Y01n Ko- ...._. .. ..,_.-.tel- HdJ Unftteflot.IY AN forc«< IO . . .,.,,. IN ~aiiCI'tOOI& ~ gw, ralrO....,.holtday-..- S...C.UBI•IV/t~IOCI.-oa-ont,_l_ ca- J-lloiOOOyl--"""" _,,"' IM Fol - • o c - t - . halCIObato_. _ _ .,... o ncl " " o ' " " " - o. occCM)'OCiotoo ~ by Chrla WIIu I~ 1 kno• Wl'l) I k*lt on ~lh"Q my eat~ tft It ... 10<1unoto thai U B ' a 10< IIOd- M1 pnor IO I hoe Tn;a,. .• dec:ti*Otl becaLJM h ~there • u htUe ~""' ln the """'•· Ale.ton Jetll me I lohc:MJ,M:tn't bUtt n.-. ~ lwmo olt-lo delermlno poltcy ' " ' . , . _ 1"" ca-., Comminaa _ , """ IO taka advoco.. ao I Ignore IM - qulc:l!ly , _ na .,..,_..... and nao oOOpood o policy thlo Ilk to·~ aolul- ldri¥<1 • dirty Uf) and lot 1110 ,-<~~~ It WU WIN of IIIII 01'0<111 10 ,.., ll>tlng Steak In 18112-13 10 II • I H - oeu~ lvo go< my r atiOnoUuiiOno, tnoo.gll For ona thOng both Paaoo- Eaotar. II wu ludcy tMl ,,.., l e l l - l y - " Ito to4orCII 1hal n coutd be atr•notc' belle<_,,.. 01<1111 Butln IM llolldaya loll too cioN 10 tna llfiO ot tl>t yoat lo thai tNS IS jUil Plyehotoglc411. but n tltfl I lhl"ll. my cat ochodu,. Sptlng Btotlc during IMm. thO Commtooaa modo '"" ne.o t>otat nu • cemoermem of h.• own. aM W"-t u hlll\fll CJelft l\l'$$ed et II'M car wtlft. It tunl bttr.r Well ben&t ~Olon-l<aaplno • - open on •~ notldayo throuotoc>ut '"" , _ It •• dlllic<rll and.IHifaJr to g<ont ono religion a dor ol oOa<trvltllco •nne afl~ l'fW bMn IOIHd, to It onf1 ma.ku ll'f!M There'o aomethi<IIJ about • ctooo wlndanlt!<l that lolllno another '""' tllo ac11oo1 wolt lunellon on no holodoro Whl,. It 11 unlort•nato 11111 dovl>lll lltldonll o< lOC\jfty mem'*- Will ha¥0 to mlao ma•eo m• ,.., • ""! PI""Pef""' and I II""" I oloasoo on doyo '""' oboor<O. lhl UniYeoJioy open to '"" DOot logure that -vona~g'lo In Ol'dllt ood a....,tn>no·o tn aoJUtlon Pllee II 1 ca.n .sa out • ttnuid huM ol glau h do••n·t As m - Cordoot SchoOhtoc motntolnad. 1no C.lon<Jor Commottaa m;eke m~Jef\ se.nsa. • ~ lhoulcltry• .,,.,.._ polstbla, oo ocna<lu11 SQ<ono Boaok dultng thl'mo 101 When I Ut&t pot my c.at. l 'flOWed lftll H •out<t ne.,. Jewl&h ond Chrilllo• IIOJIOo yo durlrog 11t11 11,... ol , _. wn..> lhll Is nave lt\OM llre..a~ rnetb arouna 1M tct;et of the ·~ble; ~Wet', QPiflllng lnt Un~e~lt It the M.,. best aot"11on. that everyone mloHo IMY Wloo. . lhO wtndO•$ l waa a Hll.le \td wi11't a new ccMoung boo~ ¥0W1ng nevertogooulof lnellna:. I wun""•OCWftOt O Ollow lhO carpet to get dony Of tGoo:ll..,.., wEt from - o r otrealled lrom salton lhO w.,l.,. Atftll would • lAitlor·ln-Chlel NEVER lot thO gao IMk """''""" oo olloo II loll o mtl'l< -_..Ill' my..,"'"'" 1!1113-14.- I"'" OtiJ""''"' ""'P•no "'*" •wt-• _ ..._.lHE SJlECfRU~~.·-··· Elen• C.C.vu _. -.........,. ~ John K. ~· .... lllo"'flno 101t01 JOUIIII S4mon ----- ---Do-llFJ.,..,...,, ~ Qr. ~ o-oaoouo -~ uu.rr-r...,_ a -· ... ,.,....._ .a.nn.oro- .. .,.,.._.,,,_ Wetr. -""" ,..,,~~a-.- oiod tv• ....ur muc., "-"' lo ovy piOIIgo.. Tha wln<ISI11otd -.....,.a ..., str. .k .....u .,.,..oo thl edgeS of'"" rur · wt.re t cen~t tueh; lhete are a ,.,. Oomo '""""*- on ""'--"""""''--" .... _....,_ one lhl wind WU -lng.l dOcl '""" G i l - CWIIhl ol IJMI C&J lew a lew Clay&. 8411 "" ,,. I .. faocinallon _I _ . DOOCI ,,. In loct, to no¥O -ofotled qw<e o _o,_ ..,.,_...,.. fM17• all dill•a.t. ,.... ~ Dolt~- • • b41tcer ""' 1 .._..,. ,..., 101 gloiiOU$ doyo and I ....... - 11oo .., watt "P 28111 1ft - oc-.._... T -o ... ol • - oltll!.ngoo- Clll-lo d o - " "'------...... -oil·-- )'OUra~n r..,.waot"''iw.,_t.,..iftJriO.-.To.r..,. _ , , _ _.,(!!Ito '"' lillw toeo J'OU........,., - '""' ,,..,_catll_...,...---~ -. ,.,.,.,., ' * """ "· ~~- ~lilt 511111 - - • '" na _ ,, tho ~ - - w l l oiCOIOr . .... _ )'OU .,... do ..... - )'OU J-.-... .. ~llc- -·~..- - A. Camocodi .,.,..__ .., -~ ll a_ - _ Loa,._r_.__c....,.. _ _ _ ,. _.,~ .... " -·"""' ..... - ) ' O U - - - )'OU laat u " - " - - DOOCIIO ~car Theft'S alao • cnoon ot..., - • -J'OUPirrour.....,..,.,.,..,.,..,._iflollt""' -IIID ---around - · dry,.,. .ro.u,,- -. lJoera boa o1 "'1-l!>g. but rt .,.,_,. "' tho •oruw. ~ ....... tllacarW-- )'OU I>IJ• ....... ol ...,.._ _ 1 0 _,.._,_,_... _ ...,_...,.. .... _ --llleYgM)'OUOdo 11 ,..,..,_. lt'a ..till • .· . .. ...tar ~ c:-t ... ., ~,_,,._., ~-:=..-=.:.=:.=~==~,.,ol.. , ,. ~ .... _ ..y .. ._, ........ ... _..._~, .... 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" " " - ""'"- 01 .............. ..... - -Al&-..1 __ 011 S.l>""'Y ,,.. _ _ISYellofiO _ 16_10• .. 1M ...,... ......,.._..,..,11_11_ - llooillth ....... - ......, "' - Aonall....a. ..,_., •...,,...__.._,.,..ltgota Clo!tJ . . _ _...,,....... . . . ~)'OUfCitf ~·-· , . . -... 11-Eitlllr~~l'lltiOf ...............,. ___ ,..,.,_.,..l'lltl ....., ,_.lft ........... ·-"""-"'~'"*--1~ ..... dcttlte J'OU- ...,. ......__of,.. ott_.,.. ......---.urctG ......... ,,........,., • ...... ....,.,._.,.. __. ......... Maly. 11'1 • - lllillllleoiJan~~a~y. lriFtenlno ......,. .... •----~llforthooaooll......,.,... _HygaJIO~IMI - ••• docw.. llul tl "' a,notg ~· ·- • ""' "'MMI-ln'' . . . . . . . . . . . - -Yow~ "'*-1-ft- ""'""' , _ _ ~ �i feedback ; i Dirty f ~nurtainm~nt ro Uw Ed< lor rm not cen.aln vr.tt.a1 ~ P1P1f • c~ In -IM.olllr·· '""""'-'"''"""'"'1_, IMMtil - - · ·.... -_ I Cion .. ,lea _ ""Smoii>St.- k _ _ ,_,,.. ... . - _ . , . . , . . ~P'C:e~ To,. fdltor "'"'•no-no ""'"• _, '"' ..,_""'0 ,_ to l)fomote Ul entMA•n..,.,t-tn\ld- piVJ.,.g ou•ta.r Ht• rnu1-10 v.u tf&al ~ • lo ec:ldrNI IIW......,.. of FO<II>O_I _ _._.I,_._t.-.gt.... s..-1>11 ·~ fl7 11>0 thOUQN ol _ . . -uono on "'"" ft><_...,CO'IIIalllfrr.,._ol •t by many of my CIAIM\IIH wfto MM\ •o 00 lftr\" • r.-..y and T~w~-r 1 ,..,.,, ...,,too..~>o~·o 1>'11\'to whtly my C111100lly 1 wu appollo<l T1>0 ._,no t)eGlftt '"''" ' " ' tn<l oo-cautb .,,...,,._. Gory Smilh .."0'"0 oncl column wtth detach•d lntlfelt watctung tne.,..,., ••• Rot~~~~o&· "' ,,..., conr- grow • rJIC)e a P "*"Y • _ ,.. 0-'lr- etKUt.ltlrOn ,..,_ OC.C\If'a II~ IIO\Ind I •t I,....... ot ' ._ntl6iln\""4 M¥"'. VIQIH IO fnil. 5econa JOII llltl<l 11>11 ~ .. ""' 0'>1) dtflefe-noe bet•M1t tM .aetu ~ tMt ab4ttr S'-UI&ngo<l Althol>gh I oon•t dOul>t INII tho piN " ' " ""otltn IO f\ave IOfM tun. the subleet n•• becofnl tar ttom tunny t1nu .. ruck""' lhllthe 1<1eas • • - ' " " ••• rroltl>l opfnlont ot jvst one warped tndM<Jua1 A turOJlait'V na.uti('Pt.. end fei.PCM\I'tMft' ..' .,10 •Afl' a.oaog., .......,.... penonat.ty' ' WO'IIf bl • .., "".,....., Ill -ono _. Ptool ot '"'' _..,,, """"....., 11.01 cortOIICl.O " " l>f<WI<I 11>0 II fi>O dlffet'(0\1 P'~DI'' ._. yeN c•'t po•nt ovt we the rMV'1S ot thcx~IINII of )eara o~ auttect g•ow1h and ~ number ot men Of1 campus egrw •Hh thoe aaetttrMnll mede They mey not go 10 the same e'Ctremee 0\11 t"t bask: pr... IA II hotel b7 rnony IO be lllle tem1"'''' ,..,•11• - t»gan to It,_ lttfM':' F m , , . .. - w,_- """O.,.. thol>ght '""' 11>1 O<lglnll leu• mlgflt oe '"' ••. _ • Idea ol o jOlla. who po__., ieQ•Iornole aut,_op I ,.... -u.n. 1001 pleyed on an o~ >1etlm loly 01>'"""' hAl Wok IhOI 11141 pltc. WUifl 10 bed NO SUCH LUCK Soon hobegln~•"V 1 ..,,., ol ·<ltfly 001\gt...,., many of the ar tl'\tanMe m•"ds Wt ttte a11d....ct began a crate<' ' lng" contnt I " " r~ boll lor 11>1 <1oor .,...., GliY Smolh tnlro<IIJCecl 11>1 nlghl"t llral rnolcl\. ...,_. 1 0\IY on<l O''' The l)rot•nlty ttom SmUh-the r•ngttdt· anno~-1nd the Qlflt . .11'\IAO In l)llfl S30 fu~ for IHOWWlQ hoef oppot'lf!ftl 10 IO.f 1ht t.hlfl ott htf back wa.& et\OUgh 10 rn.ke mo W)mU OUitC\C trte matCh. t lurnecl to a Ottl and comment tel now ••lut u wrwa1 She ,.,.pi..O bV ctalmlng to 0t 1 rfOVllf mUd·WfiSUet aM n~o~mt. thrM on the NQtlt 1 card I . .-.., hef ..,, an<l 11>t uo<l ..loAon I ouc110<1 tny....tf to the n~at ~ ,., t"- euo..nce •nd N't'er tam ..1& lhtn $ f~ I mAICI\ She toteS f"M the ft•Oh-.t bH2 .,. .,., oot hom 1ou ~ '' • ~nen ol US 51udentl •'-0 f'IOfTI,It\lttcl one Ol INU !WOeHl to act "' - . " " ' - ~ atlliOnO ....,..... Itt ••• teet 2S oeteeni 0- , . , . Gl.lft 11ft~ .. u ....... .., O't4f ~ ~ Mr Ch'lton't. fetUW ;s I perfect u,am~e He 0Qel10 QfMt -.noth& to Show us now tlbe,ll n. ts Yu. he llkea women tea.. theY are bi.&C.Jly equal yn fll>l •• • h-.o crime. yes. lernrniSia <1o htvo a bofnL '"" une _ . . , I>IAI "" ,..... Q0N1 too 111 In our - '*• h'"' quesl"' lor eQf.latuy started takil"'q eel~ and ma..k~,ng ataltm@f11S U\11 matltt some tMn (l nd *OtNnl unoomtortab4e ano •e•ct bettef wat~ tt t-. w""' •• 11>0"9111 """"'I 1r1 -n ,. - lhWI'1td 10 flU I m.ill farttlly A.-.ct l't '"~ (O f~ ot>tetMCf wttn '""" pwt,u1t1 •Mt -.ncs o' JX,tfl\111 II eQUIIIIf' Mr CftH\01'\? WNt ~H')d ot ~~ II 1rMdom' II n an~U\InQ hl\1 PUfWU•ftO "II ~ Of '~ ~ CION'! IO lf.Chti'IO I Of hie' -'".;oukl fOU na.... tOtef lhf l "h "'•" Clttm0'\11fl10tl ..... f'n0'\11"1 10 O()itrli 1'*' rn.nda to contt.etu·~o OP•t"~~Oflt' 0o ~ ttte~Ch M t Cl-.. ton UnUI V01J 00 s-DCM tr-no• not ot not •f\&1 ~ For til~ w•• <lollledorlj-1 AI thai I stood and neaotG IOf tnt •••• *•l~t hrnShfng my dunk M y d"VU .. ._. . egQtl'l-ittd W,., I w..-. .lbO¥I the oocw • a•;.n sattl\0 DI.Oet' ••• adckng fnday rt'Qhtr. t., Ill • QOPUIII f7'uO•r•tt-ng - '"J' ~ -..... rL......,.,\: ) lr"' ltlltl hO'n tne. p,~pert Starry, starry 11ight To lhe Edt10t Somotnoo>g reiltly onct-- on Frod•J 11>0 IJt~ on tile loA&on SlrHI Cempu$ ancl I bol,.,... lhtt tl ~to be metlbDMd LIU IM p.tl1•nQ ol11'11' Red Su !he. seemtngly _u., - -" ,.,.., owemeJMS.,.,. no-..hll!fe co be 4ound Tht.I'VOh1...._) •u de<tl and .,..,. 125 peop1o rnost ~~-· ol '"• u.,,.....,, ""f'l"'d a pubic noght held bt liB • ~eonomy ~uon &.yfr.,.y"''f1Ltlll>esi.ydcteor ~~-••"" on IOC) of W ende Hall .....U be«*' \0 IM putJittC Th•s It wnht Jupttef and ItS moons., Saturn ~Ad rill "'US Crib nebUlar .,... ii.S docJCIS a.e twought W11htn tl:act\ \of Chtldte~ih"' And UW pot""haf \2-oft~~t ~·' t't'-,: ~ up CIWOit-' ~" ~"" •"" ~ At"Ct lialil(llw • ~ .:t t"W" tmoor1r'lt The us.uallutnCMII IOf thiS event t& modHI bu1 tWO vwe dtew an amcx~cr..,d of &lat-oa.tet5 I 1 1nc::erety '*1Sh IOthankaJithoepeopteW'hol~ l.n"te\0 oonMt 1also r,oped U\at oac:h one enJOY9(S the .ssa~s as muc:ft u we. the llstr""""'r AsoocOaltoo. -~ bO.,gonoll>emiOI'QU. ...,..., • Thom as C. t.H PlttsidMt Astlofiom., AIS0Ct.l110II ''sut'S ~ t.a.:"'o to."Uf ~~, ···~ ~t­ MH~fWt~'-· 4;ull'-"f"'S TH Ch~ rotH t'l ttwo f.l!rwt lfW fft otM't •tWS fChK41110f'1 ~ ltw ii'C"'$5C'$ "'• ..._.,.... ~., KO"'mte: ~Pf'<'1•'"'"' ~'# ~f'lld'aQ: • ~ ,.._.., cwe'"''f(Yi ot ~·•~t"'tJ ~ '"''"'# ...,.,,,., a ~~ lt 115 ••lh I~•S ~~~lllto)ft Ol ~~ (~f"\. ~ tf1\ololht'd ~ fuwre. ro '"'*co ,.,. ,,_., • ('('ltftfflrtl f f ,, tk"Vl!Q '~~ '"" (filld.,•.,,no r,~ tJY ..tW•"-"'• a.."'-3 J'f .. ;'A,~ our~cs 1 ~"i"'"'~ •• ont tw1 ~~ C'twJ~ ra :--. ~ UOf\·~15-lltol!'S lhtOUQih \I'MS n.lt""' .ln..l ottw-1 n•t"'-""r> ~"411ft ~""to Mfp l~rnw.ltC' a c»an 'Ill ~,,'Q •""' Cff'lth.' • f..XUII ~· Itt•• '""""-~.,, t$SUIL" Ct.""""" h' tht" CAC Olti..:ot '" .w~ $Qu.1tt Hari ~no s.p" ur �Pot ice. -:-':"-.. ~ ..I .........- -STUDY OVERSEAS.- - - - . FOR SUNY CREDIT ! THROUGH i.. ACADEMIC- V.EAR PROGRAMS l IN Qoudao, GRENOBLE, r-. ~T THE UNIVERSITY OF WORZBURG, OR IN SPAIN AT THE UNIVERSI]Y OF an..-dl - - .... Qoudao ......... .r .... """ 10 pnll dlaraa "Ya. I wll." lht l<l)loa tvnlly. Ht odlo llor to lilt a -l'laial _, !lao po&cx ... pict "" Sloe ll>aab h.... lllld ,... ••• orr •o tilt IUIJM. r.. - or doe .-.-. Olq-.e-eo ~~~~ . llo'taOPbyllaopolia'..,..._, .,... s.-.l('•t- ror 11ao orr_, to ,.._to doe prlhc:a ~ tbc lq8l ......-.! oftlwallt Uotyba~...- ......,._ M 1 nck ,. _.,.. to u c1011 w. - of 11ao u.c~ows or doe lll'ttll,pu ba<t tO IIIC rllllillar ....,.. ,....,.. ......... C1oudao " ' - - ' ~. 1 , _ . ror • .,.., Ull\ 1 0 - orr......_..._ tbuk CnloowsiJ lllld tal do 1 Morro Blllba<k to lilt um-y. I loottlwllaled ..... IOlK biMiabon tii..,.P tlw ...... rwtloa lllld poWJI<so( Mala Stl'ftl . Toniahl. tlw ttnou of ll•ffolo loot lwi"Y "•h ......,... -..._ J•m ao..t1cn told m< ton.cht 1w 1w • ... r. anc1 thRot c:hildm>, boll IOII!dlow IIIII roa or any .-ht< foa aboool hit ~ft uinacltnW to hiucltmity . Th• It DOl to ..yht IWI'to fuuly~MD, or cloaa' bavo any .-lltr wuau, or •hlltvtf In ron, I ho•ca'ttlw •lielltat Hlta what hls _ . t llre I& bkt, I'"' only'"""" hm for,.., llckn. Tlw fon b. Jim Oolldallt a polite ol'flm- C.u....,. clown tht diny IT*Y llrttU or Bufrolo tvtrJ cloy, abso<\>lna lht bluk un4cniclt Of hUIIWI txl• .....,...unaslna tht poln and •'IOI<n« or lht "<)ffd Isn't,.,.., notmal ku1d ot job. h ..,. bt 1 horrific and tdil}t"' «~.and It dl&llltt a penon. C1oudcn hiS ttr•ed for U ~· Ooy in and day out, ht'>...., tht drpths or h""'an mtlltry, tht bt&tlnp, tht dtup, tht prt>IIOUIIOn. lht robbery, tht r&j)t, tht murda. He'• ~ bo(h tlw <rimlnal• &ad tht vlalm•. Aod afltt I) yoan, ht lw-..,. immunoto tht bloocl, tbt polll, ~kc rtw of ... "-"'· ancl CU look bt)'OCICI thtta tO tlw focu. Ht has btcn compdkd to OW<«l<M tht horrOf of it ancl O(('CI)C tlw n&Ud in)Wke of tlw ..or111. and .,.......,. aft" I) ~. ht b btpna&"' to lllltltnloncl " · "-.lly ,. ••,..,... lw '"" To h.,., tht Jolt ofrcn "a hnlt MCUnty, a httlt ~.....,.t, a'\ult Y1ln<IY" If tbac otcml ~ k t I roohlllly 111mpic, unbciiC\&bly ...,_,. rtiiiOfl 1D bt a oop, pcrhil>t • • bcca... Jim Clooado, "' hit OW11 h-bk ••r... a man • Wlltld . fill,..,. ..,__,lilt GERMANY · or !lao...,.. II"" "'liulcy plocc, •!lao liJ-'< eeaiool. A Pwrto IUaa _ . wkll no.._ )Ct blad< hair - - doe door. • ....., ~~~a~ ~~or t~atr'•auaae..t ~ achak _,.,.. w..c-~ 10 ..,.. tbt ... . . . of tllc>r br...t ... Qnroloo, parted .. en. or~ ....... 1\noldor IN J ....... o.. ... ..a 11•• - ' - ' - d o e ....... talkJIII. s-a." ..... ._"'*.... ·-soc. thai'• .......... - · · "Ht . . . ... FRANCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF .,_. Slit lad C1ou<ka wort qulttty t.,.m.r Ia • lllbiiJ <OOnlio.Med cloooc only laq howl of~l1oqr .,... •lllod tam. o111>ou11o Qoudao, bJ rirt10t of hit Mnlonly, pollll .t !lao MADRID , $om. Sc~ Md '- •vll6ble, QuMHI«J 6 tuHnt6 In Ill fiMI• .,. .ncour~ to _,.,.,, "'"lal For information contact: OR. ALBERT l. MICHAElS Direc:tOf Council on lntemeticJIW St\fdies 414 C..,., Hell, SUNYAB • 1~260, 636·2075 APPLICATIONS DUE BY 15, '8 11- - - - ----' '""'"''ht """"*·" ........ ""h .... ....,.....,.!!-ii!~---MARCH $ $ EARN MONEY $ $ Sell Advertising For lilUU~UJUUI:DGJ' S.C.A.T.E. ~lB!illDm~u~ ~Uf!Jffil$UJUf?~ We know the people to contact THE PROPOSED NEW YORK STATE BUDGET: you only need to talk to them! Call Jim at 636-2950 PETITIONS AVAILABLE ,.------for------., RAMIFICATION FOR GRADUATE EDUCATION AT U.B. OPEN FORUM All Graduate Students Invited Tuesday, Ma~ch 3, at 6:30 Jlll1 Room 233 Squire Hall (MSC) ----. ................_from the Graduate School ·. will be preunt to dlacusa the budget. President Vice-President Treasurer SASU Delegates University CounciiPt· 'Petttioul aDG.IIoble, .,....,..roDAY, In room U 1 Talbert Holl etldo,.. ......, be returned Friday, March 6 • bp 4:00 pm All undergraduate students are eligible for these positions. �Roughly 1700 turn out for boxing in Buffalo -1 Tft7 Pttll ore r -r lhlftp tltcy-.,..,... .lj>oruE*or ~ The IOeoe4 ....... _.s triclt M....,. 1 diffctCIII .,W OaJotcr. Mo.uanl -aed loit r..,.. -~-toboaWidolloc tlo< qulcUt--"'"' M tmy. buleacl he .,.., )'011 _ . . , Clq>CICI, - · - ""''<d touidc and loOoQed o pvnnll......... or body lh< Buffalo bo..... ~ "*" do ~ - on • be......,,. oiL lka nudy do IIIey Fricla)o'> Amamr Al"lrtic Ullioft COOlie.,. !AAU) bo""' """' a Sha'•· b e - Flo,.t Pater-'• AAU teaa -~ ffalo'a ~o~;.,ara J)ifl<lon • " was orot or / t,_ CJ(pcn AI fdlontotllal "mJCidle poUDCI.' -A c(O•d o t~r approAtmattly ._.._.r th< <al*'llr of Sha'.-wltnessed .. t>mina or sommfttu borina. somctimts e.aolna ~m~~~ttcr boxlnf. The I O·bout ....-v........-idteduled tO lllart lA 7:30- did 1101 "' und..,..r until afo« 8 p.m. and promocm falt<d a bia financial to... The ddar turn<d out to lo< an aclnnt• tltouah. • the ~ioritr or the r.C>Wd shuffled in We. AUerti!IU -~-to -»mi« tb< taJOYIM'I'l an the plush ~... The rift& ,....., and ...U-ti~ , and "'"' ~ ,.,.. s_..xd above rile . , . "" ,,_ t.iloinl in 1M bai<OIIr cootd Jll«lM.,.... ....., the ~>~ows: Theft ~ ..... . -.anoily<lacl-rina 1J11o to t:arl')' lip> bcs" «n ,.......,. who •oodd ban b<m IDOfe AI loonl<' •• LA• Vcp-. Th«f .,.. .., ob;oo,. c~no ... ,..,. ""'...... 1M ....... d. ..,ppor~, bul • eli•,_ Not in the ~ ........ 0.01) thecbapaa 11114-<'<P<1>"Vf .... ~ lilkd lt&>IJII. llft'lll pp •• the mlddk. "......... By fllltl time the PfOPOW'd fl&bt canl bad ah<'ftd .................. and 11>< ..... dtUPS ...,.. &n>-bod7'> - o r the orialoal 10 bout• ontr blo•• ... 8y tl>< tlllrd . - .....e ...,..,., 11114 final. Mvrry•·u\'lliblyuml and r. ......<d b) .... _ . •• •tlld<. ntW ln>tde M..-.1 lpin ....,,tothebodrort-turryandan<r ... eon...,uve lllou to the midriff I>< lllpt><d 10 an UPI'ft(:UI droppina Murry to tl>< n- Murrr too\ the tltndtna <ic!tt but .... noo obi< 10 rail) befort the fiaht <lld<d and Mward c:aptllr<d th< m•dt. The ~~cac~n... um~ Iicht· .,..vy..ctahts Mart Mcro from tl>< Niaaaro l.litlrla and Don Ruddod r... from Patterson•• aroup . Mno-olat<d fOt w US Olympic llo~i•a 1 ""'"r tl>< .,.... fllh' but .. .... fllllt tam-,.•• r........ llfOareucd that stlluo became quotllonabl<. Tl>< lk>ffalo boo;cr cl>oae to --~ imido 011 Ru6do<k, but Ru6do<~ eonllnually «KJntcr<d ..ii~looa .lall& and qutd. foot -~ to Slay 0110 or M<'fO'& raoae. Ncttba' filhtcr abk tu maLc COtMKI With M)' rr~ ~·h< ftllt< ohoutd have be<w rul<d a Ckaw, but W..O ,... a••d<d I he dcruoon Tlo< tdar probably .,,..,. to M.,.o b<aowc of ....,..._tho>< 1><101* ~~~ lt ... IM fr<quoncy ti th< AU offdill<d nh bo\...... lluffalo ....... - theft . ., C'\C. • rrctrt~C•IOD rrcwa tl>< Ma)or' • offn to Pat......,.. M....._,.Kc1hcr,wl>o>P<IIIhii "'""' ).. ,. """'*"" bo>.dla m tsuO'alo. ••~ at._, 10 •u:ndan« The PfOm<Aff> •• plaluuna to bnnt Mu-amii)OCI Ali'• • - to 11>< Cnr tn Apr•. A.llfAMl'$Lt.1ifG'THAWAV .._......_.. _,._ ......., . ...... ........................ ~ ......................... llvr) ........... the .... !W~ .. ...._ .......... . .. a... r... rmWn<d the _,.,, r~~~tt c:ndtd btforc h sta.rttd •• third round as: Pautr.on"• ll9-pound<r r<fu><d to an•wtt thr bdl for no appam~o """""· Tllr bout bf the niah• ""' easllr 11>< sixth a• MarL Mattald "'Utrtd off wioh 156-pound Eddi< Murry. The focht aan<d off llo"IY u Murry had trouble IAtKkina th< liOUihpaw Mau.ard . Th< t<YnpQ pick<d up u the t ..-.. c:omblianl> traded pundt ror puneh. but tl>m Murrr •lipt><d o hoo~ In o•rr tl>< top of a M~u.ard jab. l-kina th< ~fly 10 the ean>u. M auard too~ 1 llandifl& <icht count and coll«<<d bmudf before lh< round end<d. .. --... Campaign In INT•L STl DENTS• ASSO('. conjunction with Chabad House f, Hillel present and gain k.no"•ledge and experiences on World Affairs. An Evening with Gerda Klein ALL l'B STl' DE~TS JOIN For more lnfornlatlon eaU 636·4823 MembcrshJp appUeatlons avallablcat SA Offl('(' Ill Talbert Hall Dall'l Ilia till lir1ilat . . . • IOMII Alao Females-call us to participate. Earn a mlnimum of $30 for a 15 minute match. Call for reservations. 855-8943. FREE AOMISSION WITH AO. IS*IllilS&Oi.-~ ·-....u My Award winning author of But Life" and "The Blue Rose·· will speak on her e.xperience SURVIVING THE HOLOCAUST Place: Mond8y, Marc.h 2, 1981 Date: Place: Squire Hell. Room 233 Piece. 7:30 p.m. Time: Refreshments will be served. For more information call 688·1642. P.J.'s :J GeneraHappy-=- WRESTLING Mill TOPLESS MUD DANCERS OUUl'S IIRI1Mi1S!8SSI;;& ~- UJA Student ll~ Will~ Monroe- br d<fault and - b a ' <nd<d in ob< --.n...-.. .......... ---... .. i~f~Wot'• . . . . _ , _ _ , . Hospita \ J - our �''"'.\ ........... ................. ,:': :,.,.,. ... ..,..o ,........... ,,.... ;:i~'=-:......: M•J-lMAiy noc llh.,. Colltto Ill. cMAr 41 -::.::-::·::. at uimho,.cr Collqt 121: (MAy S) CantSiut Col~ (2); (May 6) Nl...,-a Unhrn.cy (2); (May I) 11 ll<lffalo Sullt Col1qt (2)1 (MAy 101 11 N....,.a ..* [HEAl 0I.SIAELJ" ~ JEWmiiUII.E 87S-U65 LOOSll.Y n GHT JAZZ ~ t20)• more r.,..&- ~ * ,.._ ... lln~>ctsily b) Jtff,.y A. . nu~o" AJ..G,,.,., v-wr) ~..,~,. l"m """'" mtc'l the .,...... v..~... Throup • fr....., of• fnmd of miny, my lol~-lon& •"lulo2Mod dream •dl the 6iwtna bf..L Yn. fdlO.. audmlo. ohc u-tw •...,.. r.....,~.. r-. !boukkr~o-~ ••h lhc ~ 'ocl \onlrft. \\ ho. IINI) nm lila~ • bftr or'"" ,.rtll the'"" E•-.. ""'""I •ud"ld I IIIII~ abow ••rub!liflldboW>"' he mm dtUMCI tD ~~~ famout P""'-'•JIG E~m • I • ntt ;tlb ~"'"111''· • ..M t~tans IO r...a do-n my 'l"M _..,." JUlf 11\e thmtJ_hl Of t.t~ •1tb 8JOD\ 11om~ •• O'tft tbt • .,.. r~ ~ fcHu• nh1on and t ...... Ulki'W an n..w\aJit lu \\01 P'alm lin.~. llolido, I'CIII~ 20 mole\ •••• """' 1he hn\<a lta•N•I Clalp II tl lal>dcrclak Our llcatnl lncnd IUb anaacnnmt• fO< ,.. to 11011 by the """'~' and ...,.,...,. the pb)'cr$. ~ v... kft>. .. _ . , r... L...,......c .. ....w.eotJ~< Of'J&IUl&liOft-)iOU ~htr lo\t ·aa o• )041 baa ·n. tor 1how ol • •ho lo><"<IIO.IIIt-toaa...Uytaltrorhe.,..yoniotd"ld..oll)"-.cJI'o """ •he """J ,...,... ,.... of) .. \ula..,.. "a.rr\co. ' 'anhn- -.na o tttnbk -.-.Jr. ......h ."'l lllh Jft.•\Nftd ~ fulfoll<d o-cr fO< ~ 10 ~ '"'"I 1_ ._.,.,...llott INSTANT CASH A> a child or a uod~irwull YaeU< lo•tt. rhe u.Stt""' ,.., umcd on ,. mr famtl) for""'"',..,. My (l!hcr ......t ltK"IO b<lte'\c •• '"O llunp:. YuLta _.,.. ....S Maetl< ''am hotma . , 11o1n< ,.__..,.,'~>< rhat'> "hY my mother dhOttcd hun . Y..n .... I ......,,~ 1 1101~ of rhe ~,.,. VanL« ot tllcrn all Cin my opinion), Mt<\ey MaNic. •nd wCIJI '""''' •h•-n I car<io,J) dropp«< u bmlktflllh< bi<Ctrlll bot on thclllluc R~mtl) I my f., her fO< rhc Orw tunc'" W)'Qn and tnn ~amo h.J m) t.')C'l•t atk~ "'aeh'- 01 r~ ..a~~~:u.: "htl on 1~..,., manl~ lhll '' ..._, 011 rhe laq umc I "'" h )'Can tJO. Throutllt rhe tackhul~ )tar> or the 111<1960. ..W early 1'170<. "hen rhe Van\> "W< ILl• ill& thttr probll"1111, I romaln<d as lo)al lu lhc 1 - a> anybody pcKIIbly can. Wlrh I he ICQU"'""" R~lc Jl<bon in 1976, lhe 1110>1 COIIIIO\t"r>lal Oaurc In . - dl) bu:ball, tho. y...,\oe. rnro ......~. l'innifll 1"0 "OIId ltlln. and my >pints b<pn to ln..""""" 0«'< .pill to a Need Extra Money for Spring Break? .s V~ S Fi "'''<'II ~ CHRISTOPHER 9r.;:~ T . Prl. MOD· Fri. 9am-5pm 8atuRI8y Closed Sat. ... s,-n 11.-a -..3~ . 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I' 0 lox 119, ftc.t~ NY Attomey~·UW " H£l..LOA.GAIN, PEEfi'E:-If'' It'• . . .~f v-• Mil WW\' ~ hM been•~·-. t..o>wyov""'te.•ll My,_., ~ .net Jl' STUD£" "· eamedri....,_Mvwr ..,...,.,.. F.-,,.. l..udaa c. r.vtato lilr•• to 111t.w"l t..ove ao.e ttl ato!at &-To • 1Pf'CI• 1 '~· f'b~• tor ""' ~• ..,...,.. ....o •"""'"• Yov~• ttw bftt LAY~ l'L P4it LIVE$ U G t t £ U t O N UP't Frw........,-tUJ , , . ~A$T · - - 1Nft ~..._....,,...com...,..,.. p•rctf"t aucc•n r•t• ,_,.. . . . .,., ""...tomoe""' "*' .... ~ pi"' • ......,,,.., YOI.I f.tlU ~· Oif tM Clf'letk. . .,_ 7t. cltlJtnt.ft9 -"' wr-m~ ea.c:~ a. Wto!+W It~ bU'"" ........, OWWft. Gt 4lf$, •t• on . - A.H"'te' . t''" tw rNf encl I "" s ssss ~ .. ._.., KIK fWW llti.SUMii' .P.F1(.15NTLY dOnt _. ,..~ pt1Ctt OUr ,~ .... dtiJO"H tt be IM<tf'll f"'tdt Fot ·up.,.. ..... ....,.........._..__ ~ ~c·• le•YICI: .,.._, --~-'---·-P$-lrut4:tot"~ .. ¢Ui..,.....,. A,_.,... 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For further Information and appointments contact the Placement Office at 831·3515 or contact New Jersey WMHA·WYHA Camps. 21 Plymouth St.. Fairfield, NJ, 07006. (201) 575-3333. UBG Concerts Presenl.s An Evening With The Dixie Dregs King Concert Hall Tuesday, March 3, 8:00p.m. Tickets $4.00 students Tickets $7.00 others Vouchers eveilable at UB, Buff State & Fredonia State Ticket Offices. �old--..__ ~~---· " " ,.-.lulo<IIO< O<oobtr ltl, 17;::! ... ""'O<eoNn.., ......... atn.tlk for So- ..-.., ......, . 10 - - -·-!Nii.i ............ . . ~----' . . .................. ........ _ , .. 4.30""' "'S)4 ~ - "-ftCJNUwe.a tn QJW lee#'nf" Wcdnndoyol5pm lnl4~$q\..,. .... _ _ _ _ olcho-....y ... - . t a i ! I ! - T-,ot4p"' 1!114011011 ....-.. """' - . a•·Jll67 , _ . . . ... .._. -·~ ICAT1!._.. _,_ .. 4.,_.,. "'"'"T-c_-. ~c.-,.. OViat - ·. . ,.... .. , . . ., T1IM "' 7 p.m '" tho . - ~.... Aoom Ell<cou. , _ U.. OlrbtlM •low on obo01lon ONto, kll, Khool. "*"' - to 10U. to? Cell s..n.bone- atll31 ·3644. 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For ~ • ~ ......... . . . . . . __ ..,.,......... te 1 , . . . . a.-~- "-~~- , _ "'-to 1).J\jl<ll ... &he Sid a..-..~ ... ....."'.aa-Siaplll&ho'*l_....,._ lll will bo v...,a.._w_yot6prn ln2C.ioottHoN • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ullllli.U l.b.e Law to \ho onl7 11\&\0..u~ tohool in Lbt tOt.lre ltJI"Y a7AI'Jit. !'bt procr&m SLMlf WU ODl7 o abor< \liDO . . .. 0D4orcradla\O J>I'QCJ'o.m ~ CIUDIMIIohal\0 roporiOcl, eocl 10 o""'""\l,y toclnl u. lDo:rwul l.D enro»m•n' -UI'O n•• -1. .an. at•.. ) -bo - -cloprt-"' lN44Io<---. •""'""oaa.-... Wbal -.14 -lbb' bo - - lba ~ U>M bu 1 - u.o ......_ "' • oto _ . , or ••U7\hlnc 1A410&Uoaa. 11. abould ~ u.a tuu AOCN4tL&Uon 1n • ohor\ Llll>o Tho Mn .......UL&IOD 10 pi&lu>ld tor 1866. bu\ -~ \hal lbo lcl>ool 0&11 lUll bo UPC1'&41<1 before 'baL ume Tboo Do&o ompb&IIMCl \hal \be "001141Uonal MGNClU.MJIIOn•• WU cs·u· .Olq \0 the Ll.c.k Of adequate &::US modern foolltu. .. ' 1< bod ~ \0 CIO W1\b \boo_....., 1\0011" Rowe••· tho Ol'\llD&I .._. c11c1 \Me - . o r OB'o tor &441\tonal OUJlkl&l r...W\7 O D 4 MI.,.. Tboo Oonlol 10 ro.akld ll.nb 1n \boo c:ow.try tn r..,..t,,. .-•nne- ,......o.o-a b.l4ll c1JM.-- .......nne"' ""'""· beoa.u.e \.he \.Op .u: ,...,.. ~ lnal1tu\.M 01laCb.oCI \0 \bem Bo o l e o - \boo ~IOD or \boo f00Ull7 &Del bllb bouod _ . _ ot \bo 0\Uclon\0 U ANDI\b& otlboolobool -1\0-.,.__ U>d but_U.._tonotomuro~wf ''Ow' ~ .. u.a. wo.... blcl--t.luv\ICI>• wfUIII7 I>W>illl1lll um..~ ~ \ 0 - Do&ltot AJU &Del IAOMro 11am1110n. ww- , . ~>~~~~>• ot tho aumo.n~ .... o.• u.o ~aa to ,..,.. - - b o - u-pi!Aed \b&lla 011. u~ Ru.m&.ZUUN ~baH beoome M...,.. u "wvm Wi.JU.W da,J In IIWTolo, And tho P...W\7 bolun \0 CoMcl> BUID&AI\Iae ~ r o - \0 \OOhn1loCIOol And ilalan\tno n.tcll JWI\ \0 matn\O.U>. mlnlll>um 1o-. ot otuclomo. <l•pl\0 1111 •ho PfOI>I.mo, - - bolt. . . tho holll\7 t>u hold - b a r Be mao. ._no....,. ~\boo "clio\lniUiabood fOOUI\7 _ _.. \h& haYo -..,oc~ .,,b 011, . . woll u Lholr ob01\7 10 " AMI -.tnb' wt•b \aMi~ ibM b&Tt OOCN.rf'll4 1D tbt laA 10 7..,..... 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ODJYCSl\.7•1 IIUNSOD waa t1ra -..up b7 \.be PM1e Comm..la».D w1Uoll Ml4 UM4 •• . . . . t\:.N\ &ad •s..cu•- u• ... SATIONWITH RESIDENT A: 01>. oo. n·o .,.._loOCI,.. &II L O -, . . _ o f t 4 D - - . - Y hO ba'IP'OD'\- 1IP t.helr III1Dd wheD t.bq ID t.ho lTDi•......,.. AD4 llbool14 1ll&b I\ o OOD41LI= t.hat s-pll lboulcl ll::oow . .... ~ Wt.Dt 10 11.\147 WileD \bey oome to a Ulll-1.7. l'm ooo. tot uam])l.o. w1>o feel.t \b&t &.~ a:u61D·\ w ho Dow• • he.l be wa.m.a 10 do Ia ptOII&bl,y UM lW>k1oot Au4al>l. BU.\ 1\udenw do DO&. kDcnr w hat Ulq .-..nl to do. TM.7 llke u atDu.p~ w'MN '-bq oatt. aa.m.ple Nl4 t.htll • MtU.t down. 11 \h•7 happen to Mt.\lt dOWD 1D an &H& w bve we bappen w h&..-. l"Nlr1~ •nr<>l-\, J W'O\llii.D'\ want to . ........... . - to 1\Q bo.N ...,., ... &Dclloolt l01'101Mt.h1J>C e!M. JWOU14-_..,.U.....tol0-~ ·­ ~1 O&D fOl UL U oo-1>047 ..,..._ \0 , . . OocniJI&UQD&I . , _ aD'! t.hq ......... \boo - - ...c l 4 1 4 - - t . h q . . . . . Oocnl~ 'rbonl>7· b~ ...-.J.IoOCI unUI t.boo7,.. \0 t.helr ~ ancl Ju.DiOI' ,_,. UM ol t.h-. P"IAa lll " " snu7 muob IIIli. I W'O\llcl o_,.,..,. . - ~ LO flD4 & p s - - \110!7 -.o JUJml U M d 7 - I 011& ci<>D'\ - ~ - u W'I'OD4 WJ1.b t.hat. ·--..---.vrrT . . - - ... - 1 0 _ _ _ Al I Jill< happen LO tba' 111 t.hl lu\ 10 ~1 , whiob •\li'PI'lN4 me. We were . ."ln.& up lhll: Honora ~ a.od we ..-.,.. loo~ at the &ppUMJU..a .....,InC ta. we 11. .o ~ 'W'(o croup ot o..-.IIJI4l, ta•• cooo. appllo&0\.1. ot Wb.lob we cson"\ w 10 ou\. IUI4 dJ'wD "p - - - t l l q ' r o 11.... , 01' al 1t.hoy IDA6I appliaali<GI. t.hat tl>q'Yo made •ow &pp.Uou.lOAJ:, WI b&YI LO OODY\DOI t.bem t.ha.t. Lh1ll aa U.. rtCbJ. p1.aoe t b&Yt DOt . . .n &n.7 aompai'UOOJ wtl.b. otl>e1' IOl>OQb. l l t D D ' I r l l 1 - o i - - D I till loolli>C to t.hat II 70U o.:o & Nl"'cNo llbor&l &rW AUclo<>\ 7W pn>l>abl7 ....,, LO CD 10 II~IOD o.ocl fOl • IRD&IIor a&mCOPJ>U'I, IRD&II.,. . -. , - -• • ~...... od..-lol l - ' " llupu OoU... o.ocl Wl1k ol t.ho ol4 a.._ OoU.... 1>1.. ~ ll1llfl>am\OD hal ........s t.hat OD, Talk &bO\ll. Cf'tW1UU.. WOf'k. t.MD 1\'1 llu.tralo. lt Clopoo41 OD WI>... 70U &N looldDC tor• ..us - _,0_..,. • .._wW.,.oiOO..._.Ia .... '"·--· At ~ Wlll dapaa.d t nUN17 OD. W h~ tw._, .... ~IJ' w1l1 pu\. u.n..t . . .wu.IWl . . . -t.hl - ·DG\ - ,two _ - - ,._.., wUIn.. ... orua.o ~ ta1aJ¥ - .-ll lohleol1. T oft. Tbal 011 t.hoo I&D4 ........ -..ot ocl-- lo ~ - put - I a - \0 ~~-- UJ:De we .,.. OUtllJl& NMNJ"'M Gl' NIIO\IJ'Oet .,.. 411D1D.Yb1.DC. ~boo7 oq ID put moN IDOMl' Ia ... o.D4 . .. ...,., t.hat W'O\llcl ciMril' ~ ........ dO ban o m - . ll.'o ciMriy dotiDo4 &DO Op!IIN.llY• Tba~OU\&lAlJ' ~ U.. &.be Dl..u- ot BWIC<Il ......ml7 lt.. We &'OQU&DLly DCh1 a!lo\rt II.; t.ho7 M,7 . . -'\dO &IJ of t.b. . &.blJaCI: a.a4.. t.be:'efare. •• OUL A&ft euw.ac &.o IDOI'0~- ·&0---OW' • a:r 001 \ 0 - ..... \0 a:¥ ... .,.. ~ e l l - -~dllll 1>047- 3'DOO I.IWo :r-1' '-0 1800 I»:X\ fMI"· We b&-.. D.n:l' \&bD &..bM pa.lC4rD • •. . . -.14 • • WOUld be . . . . \0 \.be hrktlt7 pu....-a, Lb&\....,.. • • ..m ba"fl & . . . . . . .. . -....a OD4 10~ claN, dNNul n. below e. o.J'\&I.D. 1••• 1. but . . wW - "u .... vai....rtty ..... ,.. te ~· . .Ia, - u.._. ._ ..._,~u, ....... we-.l&MU.. .&; It -w.o .,. ~ LI1&PIJI'Oprl&l.o ror m• to ........,. u.a. ~. 1\ w111 b e . - U>all>&n 8lae w1ll W1Ab LO put IALO . _ \blllll._ w111 tmiii'O" UM-Oltbo81aeol ~ tUA&lD \.bt ~uat.e IEI&ke-op .a •• oou.l4 be l'hl· ...... ID qll&III.J'. Tb.oy ....... outllno4 •017 cl-17, ... fOl't.hl peoplt w bo a&y WI dOD'\ b.&YI e.m1M10D. e.llJ' u.- ..... A: Tbal'a mUN17 u.p to wbo.N s-pll • ...,. to put \Um ua4 Wb&l U. ...... 'W"'..bM to ba. .. I . . & · - roram- • lf'Od......, ancl Pl<>f-101>1.1 ooo-. t.hat ..u ml.MiOn number one. MJ.Mion aumlMr l-wo wu LO 1M\. up u edeQu.&Le u.:n.daJoCN.dua\.e Pf'OINJil \0 IJllDota, tboo7 wboonn._wwtll be able -U!'D LO t . h l - U14 - .....,_ Q\WU7 ID ...,._ ot •&l.locaU7 J'II'Ot!nd toe.IM, a.D4 uao.. wt\.boUS. & OW'I41D u:aowal ol 'IDIOCIMl t:Dc:NeMa, oou.ld rMOb t\, ~ """'t.hat ww ""\.lbDIJ>\0 _ . . , Ia • !MUle t.hr do~ o.D4 - . : n l 11M . -.--- ~ ~ han an \.brill wm p r o f - ..... . _ tbool ban ..,q oco. JW'CIICI"'&m: ta.an n.ot W'O\ll4 "" ..., - ~- n In • �c ,. 0 I ., IDOU II: loDI. .Ylrf W IIUil \_. ft&Ca!Up at~ lllJirT t7SWm-e ... \U rUD4e4, wa u . . tu . _ ~. t h e - CNJT1o1Nlum and the t~.ud.ec.te.- Mld lllftcCar at r...muuona.l 8wdlee L ltoJ.a lnl Oompare4 to the 0\he!' lll.a£e t1Dl..-.retty of Wew T<n'lt (BtnJT) oen\el'W, t11l eJU'Ollecl more th&ll nrtoe u m&D.,Y 1\'eahmen 111. hlll960 u Blll.lham\Cn! and. &PPf'OIC!m&\117 711 peroent mc>N \hAll All>&ll,y and B\OIIJ'broolt. 01111 ~ an \UI.\OUob&l>lelD. the r&llb of &4mlMlon. oompr.rlecnla. J[qJalnl al4 tb&t \he qu.\Jon of qu.all\7 With &dmlealo,.. at t111 Ia .....sun. ·~u.. . . b&niiOJIII&I:I7 lltlldec.te, ourmeana•~co clown," be malntelnecl,ecld.lD.I \hat 01111 a quallty lnat"utiOn Wbl® eJU'Olle qWilR7 ltudante. but - u.. 12WII..-Ioall7 the ocllool baa mare atudente 111. all 41'"-lon. It mQ appear ~t t1B dOll not ban u many t.op 1\udellte u the 0\beroent.,., Baecldecl \hat U t111 bad a bwhman clan of onl7 l&aa, u B~ton41c1 U> hll J.9e0, VB would look \he eam.......,mpetiLI•el7 and qualltaLI•el7· AlOJI.I w1l.b aloe. at tnl'a t.op atudenta, \he t1Dl...relt7 aliiO baa o\h.,. who ... a ...... and tbu. bJ'Il:IC clown the llle&rl. U lw..-. hwllxoan and d.1.41l't - w)l&t maJor 1 wan\eel, I'd ooma b.,.,.. ltojaltu. 11&14. "t1B II \be belt publlo IJ>Itltutlou Ill tba &\Ita and 111. \he to...,..,.,. ·-- ... Aooord1b.a t.o ~>~No= of Ad.ml.ulolla and ~ J\lobard DramU. tnl'r • bwhman anrollDMnt II up 10 pe-..\ t!om l.u\ TMr. J>UUlc.ltt &bon tu ........... 8VIrT •141>•--" - Dralllult eel4\ba& It 11 b&rd t o - the~ the t n . . ~ tb&t ~ -nomlo cllmatl If~ · Tbara.,.. not UJIII&I:I7 joba, 110 lllOft co t.o ocu.,. t.o ~ ecluoatiOlll. ..._ KQJaJcu .,_ - - u t a \he ~ enrollDMnt b.,.. to uu- 8lD.4Ie - · Be r.u& 111110 the ~ TMr of u.t "biC" b.14b 110boo1 IINdUAUnC . . . . IIeaddecl. ''1l'lbeoaUNaf\ha'9'JI.Illll7 k»-\U tUUI012Cor Jlftn\1 oolleCW II lOUie bp,....... \hAll Olll'l." V B - \llrw II4Jalellool. 01'1~0 AlO'Itudol Teet (BAT).-, .JUCil'iaboot.._I'Uik and b.l4b eabocJ .,...So a,...,..... ltoJUu a&1.D~ \haC VB b&l ~ ..ru.4 \0 ._Ito~ . 21>1 ~at tu tllrw -~~ 4roppeci....S fr<= \ha two t . o p - at u.. ~ \hq \eD t.be - - mu.T M tbq O&ll--..1 ~ 011 ~ - - \ha Una, u Ml4. 40ml-l Ita 01'1- and poliQ7 at tU1IIC toM- .._out ot · ...... ~ ..,uc I.U& the d1tf-t ......... at .,...stnl prooec~.J.....1111&1:17 um. a •u~t wW liD"-&- cm Ule BAT lol>loD tA o!Ma ....tt and ........... Ul4 - - U18$ &N better \IIAII \he B A T -· -.t.mc to - i l k - ~. VB'a . , . _ IMIJOe tu 1\udoom W!1o * allUIIIM-. ..-u- --Ia ... aVXJ .... I .AJ18IIiaala e~~PWMm··~~saa- ...._.-........, \0 ~-· la_ft&I'I,......IO . . . . . V11........... ~msll .... ....................... _ . . . . . CIII'I_U!'..,.., .... _ _ GD'I .......................... ~, .,. • r 111 .. . .-~. ·- --: . • ; { ,~:.::·.·-~·::-_ :..:- • . : ... ·-:0:..: ... 3.~ . ''I•• . !ewer nudenta: " we let the pool ocml*O ac,unat 1\Nlr .. Dremult mentiOned tba& "Mit... l-lan" o o u l d - - • oolle«a'l pool or appl"""'tl tor \be '""'DC.....,.... "llelt...l-1011" II bowl&\rden\1 pet'oelY& \ \be -x>peti\IY- of & eohool-...en U tbll)', ware to plD. -~ 'l'he7 do nol. bother to appi,J becau. \ba7 \hlD.It t"U7 ma:J not be able to lteep uP with tuworlt . •oP, torel~J>,and IJ!.41914Willteclll4mleal0na are nol. lii.Olud.ecllll. the deta. •oP t~.udenta ·•u•e t.o ba balow normal &dmlealon atandenla," aalcl xo,u:u. 1M\ fall ( lMCI) t1B IJU'Oitac1 800 IIOP IWdellta. JtqjeJm Al4. "Tba IIOP numbara..,.- -ble \hAll the bwhman olul \01&1. - All ahawu b7 the pa:pb , t11l att....,... atudenta Who ....ttecllll. the go.,gg pe-nwe or tb.elr h1Cb eobocl ol.... Koet all ot tb.11e appUoanta .,.. aooaptecl, but tbe uumblr druUoall.7 dropa when It oomea t.o bow 1111&1:17 -uall7 eDl'OU. More 1\Uden\1 tro• lobe~ -ntlle ....tt enroll at t1B. NI&I.1Ya t.o bow miLil7 appl7 and .,.. aocept.ecl, oompare4 to tboea Doom tu ~~~~~ -n\lle• When UllD.I 1110b etatlet\001, l\ mua ba t&Un lll.to ocll.llderatiOO tut hiCb aob.ool o1au ranlt ooul4 ba the low- of the atudant'• tbrw eclmlealon orit.arla. That II wb,J the papb lbowe tnleJU'Ollln& lll otudentl who were Ill the 0.11 percentile r..n& or t"Ulr bl&b ..,hool olue. u tu atud.en\'1 ....tt wu tb&t tow. t!IQ. ~ ~ A-lona. ancl Beocrc11, Che SAT..,.... and the JUCh eohDol a ........ ware be\tar. IJB ...,.ptecl a 111110 bwllxoan olue wttb a mean SAT at 4711 and & ........ m&\h - .. or 647. ltojaltu. aald \hat t h - - - ... clown from tba 1979 SAT _... for tb' &oeeptec~' lreeb.m&ll OlUI. !'hU .,...St clrop oc"""'ponda with the national BAT_.. 4_.._ &OOOI'<11D.C to t...tnuttonal •erbal..,.,... 8\ucl.l... • ltc!.Jaltu.- &Calli. \haC 11. II ueel- to oompare 011'1 S A T - with ~ OC.ber eoboola' a•~ - U N OW' mean a......,.. are bro\1Cb1 dotn> ~\he ..,... number at atudel>ta enrolled lt~alt'U aald \hat 111. the eari.J III'Uia tTB e 4 m - · W t.o be &~h1oall7 dlelr'lbu\ecl ~b&U rrom 11.. TOdt'l 8IJ> ~ n~ and. the ..., froiD elMW'bm U> tba Bt.aM u weU u thtoulbout the 1W\ at tu natloll . Be M.l4 \1>&\ . . . tu "711ld rue" ....s \ha7 ba4 to oonuol ott... and. ...,.pta.~~oe, w..-.. ....... But now tnl't Admlealolla and ~ .... r . . - to \h1llJt abOut aooaptlc.l O\ber ~h&ll 110<110, "unt.l . . WIUil \0 abrtAJt lba Olee 0( the IJD.IYmi17," J[qJalnl Tba lith Jud.lol&l ntnrlo\ tD.oludee Butralo, •""'· • ........, Ali1PJ17, O&ttara...,._, Obeutauq-, Orl..,. ... Y70IIllc.locttlltlee. ~or hll 1980, 1.117'7 1\Udelltl tJ>I'C>I.IK friC t!Ue d.letrlat, makinC up ""-11 _ . . t ot 110~ n-. o.u-. '\ a tbetotall9eO&Mhm&n.claee,~lio lDAit~~--ioa. KMropolltan . . . York, whl® toc.&le JI1De oounu., ooDS.rlbutecl 1.1411 •udenta t.o the 1980 hwbm&A ~.3 - n t. !'he rem&lD.lll.l ..--~ ~ fJ'OIIll.u NIDaiJ>IDC llew Ton State oottll\taa, otbar 1tatM ancl ftlftiCX> OC\\Ilt~. to. cl.l8l.rllniUan cor the IGIIO :fall lreeb.m&ll OJU'Ollmant, 4.2 .........,hla •W~uota- fr<= " ' - - . oulo-<IC-<otate .tudenta .,.. fr<= • .7-.q .... . . . . , _ . "''M fWeiCl2 OCNntl7 ~ ...... 411. !Dali~ lt\I4IM 1&1\ OotOIIolr 011 -.14 u ... \0 ........ w-.. •- T - lll - t o -.p the 8().60 -.---...far - .. aDd----· ...... ~. •·•-*' - lrOWU.pu ~40penan&Dom Waatarn llew T - &114 410 ...... fr<= · MJ4 ~. npl•'l>IDC tba& the --~ - ·~~""·~- . . . . . . . . . . . . NU.liiiiO ~ ....... _ ~ ebowtba& \be . . _ IIOboo1 . . . . a~ ... 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Cant<llen romo.rhd &110\ ..,bo Dqae.rU~M~Dt t.u • oo~ o\UDW ot -toU'Ioplo.a4l.d-." 1Ntw...- "U ""7 mucl> \0 .-..n .. ....,..,..ana._-.. JolUI D- DIACJ. d.~.-... ot ,....,..... oo.- • • \ht JID4llab ~. •lllle """' \ht DU>- or-~ -....eLl'~ \ht Of , . . . , _ ....... ~~.,-bolf., to waoiO.,.....,.~.-Vll l.h~ \btl bfU.Ib OOb\lDCM tiO ·~..u.r.,c\ .-ocs .,.....,..... ll.llclan. .. whO 4oo'< J - IAOh. b ar41J' Bn&H.Ib Deputm.e.o.l ·· we ofte.r_D _ _ ll>_...u...&u.re 01Cll1f1110o11Ll7 ll> 1\1 t4U-IOIW phllooophy l)epu'b:Den\ w-tD be ®able \0 111A&in. mare bu~ """" " " \hloiiC)> Lhtlr , _ lltrltol•Y, whlob Ill olw.o- u OU'-- U1 t\.1 fa.oult;y ll.n-.. " 1fe•N &&. 6 901J).1:,. " Dtnp ...t-&lo"' VllwuiD Lbe wp n•• lA uw ~.o&. ot uoa Pb..D &A "tUt.ta\" l.nltl\UUOD t.bM U~Wp&.ed ODl.J wh.,.. • • O&D"\- alford \0 laM a.D,JliiiCIN reolpltD . . t.be bell .c.ud..-414 &Jl4 reott•beel pr1ma - I t,'' bt 0114. a441nC Lh"' U \ht DUICJ- oome or LIM .....,u.. or <lYI f\Ul41DC ooD&t~ aom t.M a.te. 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Ola» ohrt.Jikl.liC f\1¢JIV atll4b &I & qu-JOo '!!--- Tbt ''U t&OLO" re....Dc>hmiDL M.UOM10Dal p.b.llolop.b7. OJI'a ou.rr.ot bT the BWUl P1&.o oomM •' • ume wben l>lJ1aC-- .... ~by ... _ . . , \beliD4JI.IIl Do~DL1abo1JI4IIU'ICCM4 --~by- ' 9 1 0 1 '\o Lbt Uml.. or u. _ _...,.som.l!O or ~aM----- S.....IN4Ctl C&rrUb.tre i'i:£,':.,.'i!:'!.~i;t,i,;;?;~·:,·~~-l~-:·· ..· oommc ..... tudla m.~~o~HD~o~b." & ~oelepbo.Dit ~lew 0o•eru01" Bu4)1 L Oar-cl:J11 b&D41l.D4 ot tbe. .. DeCpaho"!ment .. tn bl tlt.J4 lle wu 'The Bunn Pion didn't Impress people In the English Deportment at all with Its dlsc:ernmeht or Its vision. We were dlsoppolnted that o I :'~f • :,. 'jo ' •• ··: ••, , . J •• ~ plan sa :, long-heralded and so long In coming • .; was such ~ feeble '!:.r ,:·,~~t~::t:; ~.·• •. •, •.• ,. 1 ~.,, • •• ~.;..,,.. • ,, • • • kind of mish-mash." c ~~'I ~, ;:..: ~-:;·_#' .·} f1ft -Former English _. ·ir.::~.. ~.fi.~,:~ .•.!. =;:,.( ..;.;.., .S.J_,...,...,.. U'Ml" .. 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ILU4t.D.. &L 1 1 1 1 - ~7 &I GJ\10b u \WO•\b.ll"C1a •1n0fll \M 18001. 8UC. bl JJOC.e4 \bat \he Jteu..r e4DUJU.Iltai.IDD' reopoDit <o <hll drOp, <bt JIW>D PW!. bao ool llolpt4 U>o - n <. ·~u 1'0V lock ac. s.tLe \OP . , or tsO .,__...,.. ID Lbt OOOJUI7, f1A3 ,._IS \l:t.a.L .... u-.. been IDON we. on n-om upe.rc.mt~nt. a- PII'~-- 'bell••• 4e-p~rc..ment. \bal. mo....,. a.n ~ l"&m.&tu Alfb. '"l'htt rem&rD& a ~110. OSJ*O.-. U'Ab' i>lA<!O wbcoo oaciWI- &114 .ori "' ... ~ wUillD .. IIWWDWD attowrt...~... bt e.l4 -n •a o p1o.oo WUb buc» opiJ&e or pol..CSJ..tf.,..Daet ... -n.. eon-.uoa<hol>lJ1aCor_., pror-... lot< maD7 .S111UJ11Ullht4 Pre41D ta14, " I baYt bope4 ......... tOfiO \be boL<om ...,4 Lhl.llCI &N """"""" <o look u..p •• 'Bul \be proe-pect Gf p..lA1DrC n.J...,_ ~t.J' ll> a 4tl*l'-l \hal ...-..L17 Ia UAOblt \0 ,...., rep!.- no l>lJ1aC Lh&D &117 o<llor," Dot .....IDtDt ao4a,...O--<o-ll.ttW• b&9e U'OIUU\ ~ tbearJ. bCIII.h ll'-'7 ...... P'N41D ProOID. J'"'f.._.. 4Grtnc Lbo ltn<lt. toboltr1 Pn4.l.n OU1414 ••t.be tkW bMt. people lb. c.ht'U'' pro~IOD ID <btlr &tt&l or t~lat,'' oudl ao .-.un .lobo Bll\b, tftb OODC\IJ7 ~--Prof- . . ,. . ,. . - tobol&r AniV AI-Oook. wbo.-..o 8eDoOlrU4U4 loolto · .,_,_- _ , bloalt I.D \ht . ._ dU.t'ilrC ... . . . - .... , _ -.r\t.J' d0l1Ail \ho 1 -. &114 l l w<NI4 OOi Olll7 ma.1to U!O ._w.._.,l <bt D o _ . OCl>G' ~ t.o 1>t lbt mo.o o r - ..,..nu.., wh O - 011 DClJih w'b&l l< Ia \Oo!o.'l. ""',_..,. - U>la - · - 0{ 70\>AI pt'Ot- o. moo< q ......IOA, buL oou14 - . . ! 7 uo4armloo lht ut1ooDal &114 -poolUOO. .u.o. LIM jpu< or....._....,. .., . . to • ~ ~7 011 ~or 011- B. - o14D41.DC or<ho.Dopo.r<mout. p..,..... 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We w&re unoble to ochlev• this · eruw.a t lla Q1.1611117 ot w.-soo .. • A llC10nt...,...,..tmonL. a. oe14od <halo ·~ -p<ton 11 tm"""""t giJ>o Lila - - . lo ollllo taoult;y a.od "udaw •• ..llar QU.Olt\7 u t11a l&l&rJ err t11a _ , _ . . .-.... . - . - b l ' c a - AUtknolt ~ ~ 41l't.....U f - ...... b e - &ad 01:.1~ OM W'l.L.h ~ l8 .wJ .!DON Cll.l'nMal\ ... MCb ...0.'Dta1aJa baa bU OW'D G.nt...ll17 le • ~ ,... _ ...., _ _ 1711_,.,.b --~ 171ll-.'1'11.o~ " t atn• t awa d .Ac\tuc De a_o of 0 ~ ........._ (Difa) WoJ- JtlOIIO ...., ont..-11 or • . , ._ Yo-.-.18 1.D Cba.mloD AUiftLn\. 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Ul.t.l. &a, t11 Ntne ''eeleoc.ln l.D the .tude nu It 64m.Uol, t.lw Ca.cultJ 1\ hi.NI, Lbe ~ I\ 0UW. an4 &.be ~ 1\ e:n.o.U to Lbe oommuo.n.J... •o•tna a wtUin- \0 Umlt ILO u.o qi.I611LJ ecu'f'tUae 6.D.d LbO ~LT 1"'WW 1DOIU<!Oo - ot eohlook u .., unpor;.ont allowed*' r- tn ll11U>a tor u.Al\UC..iOD •a fM.IJt.C &.be . . . .1 ., U •u~.ota •J>• - """" poadu&&.e ooboo.lo. other /nst/tulon." - Dot • •u.emJM. \0 ..,.... ..,...,. DoOC1 ff>r & w1M pubUc lbe 0014 ~LOD- Lila_,.,~ roiO fOP doi.Jl4 & U•'"*' 0\UDbwof LbtJ::t41.weU - Adlng Director of Undergraduate Education Wolter Kunz ~'IIQ a 1LDJ......U7 OloD Mu..ci ·~...,.,.. PNitdiD\ for A-.&wm16 Afr&b't CArot.YD( WAN \0 C1oi\DO • mlo qll&l.1117 aDA! 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Ao~ a.o4 ~ Do.t'lAJd RelU1le &bouJd bolp t.D """'"" llp <M ATTRACTFACULTY TO US'S DOORS 'IJ aucu... u• wu I'UIIled oae of lbce Lop IJ:l.lt1:1.Ut WU1a lA \.be Olo.DLJ7 .... ~1.D4 1&a IIIJ1fT." Cltfna • . . _ _.. ··4.Uf• r • o • •'· ..__..n. n NAk. boato and • •• York-1L~1 cW\"\0'9 U>e - - aa<l oo.lar7 &l 011 . &D4 Oo141tal > o r - ~ In .....,_ "" LO a ,....... taalt ..UOC UJoo HAI"f'V'd.-...n eDOOW'I:DreAl ecbDOl-bU\. -.14 t.h&&. u a Wl.lhlrltJ..I" OM\.er. u bu bta.w ~Ulan meet pt'I.Y&&a. Kboo'-. ~ Ba.roeu wbo t •a.ob • • at . ..,_._ Pol:JLIOiu>looJ - · '"'" (&PJ) Ill 'l'ro7, York u "'.101ft <be Oeorc• pl&ll""" ••w tJB OCim..mU.D.lOM.lOG lle$JIIII'\D)I.DL 1o \.tle h1l. &ed. .. ec1.bUai&A)O about be~ wub ad- .._.._ ooboo.l.o . , . a .,..,... be told · -~SpoolrwD•·. ..,...... 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Images '81 INTRODUCTIONS t I For Men Only-Skin Care ..A o-llfJI Dfrlbttj Senlcc FM A.- II to 116" i by"-Vedo See Photo• • Select Date• BEFORE YOU DECIDE CaD for Rata While )'OU are c:rec:kl"SS the books end concentrating on • glorious futur~e, the cosmetic industry has bt!en concenlrattng on you. I'm not ~lki.P9 about Ivory Soep, the .,ash· .,d·shew routine or Old Spice Afterw..e, Real manges. etlest. In men's ~care he"" h1t like a Udal ..ew. r Wom~en have been protecting and nourl$1\ing lhdr looks for years and men, •~II. have~ washing and shaving. "'ashlng and shaving, washing and shaving • • , Sldn Is skin, so why all the diff«ence In skln care products? Why not JU$1 use the aa<M • tha llldte&? Well, your skin Is 50 ~cent thicker than theirs, so their .,ell·formulated producu wtll be ir>t!ffect.ive If you try them But thanks to the news In men's tolletrles. new Improved products will leave your face l~eellng ~forteble (not dry, like soap), clean and blemlsh·free. And It Is as easy as 1·2·3: 681-0405 W~2 · 1Pfft .............. S.. 9 · SPf'l JII06U.'- Rood, .......•. ~. N.Y. I)Cleaasers- A Free Makeover In CANDIED MINT COLORS TM new Merle Nonnau Custom F&ce lor 1981 In luoclous put"l llnll. many lllled w1th shunm.,rmasuaar and the h1nt of mlnl The m<>'t delicious makeups that t'\~r had a fuhiOD trend In mind Make your appointment now at -.scrla..l~orman for your m&Jceover m Candoed Mmls Th~ bloom of lprtna. the glow of summer Call n01o1 for your frc~: makeo•c:r. mAll I= flORf1Rl ··~ ... c.....-..... A) t~unUJg Bars-they work and dean like soap, but they do not cling to your face alter rinsing even tn hard·water area• like • Buffalo. You won't end up feeling like your face will crack when you crack a smile. II you ~ It, you can get a bar formulated for drier skin. Straight From The Horse's Mouth Jansen Bros. Closing · Downtown Retail Store Fragrance-mysterious. invisible-an Influence on our senses and even our moods. There ere hundreds on the market but so few with the lasting impect or the deula. What makes a fragrance a dasslc? Besides c:ontlnued high volume of ..,•.,. over a given number or yeBI'$, a fragrance gains dlslinc11on due to very complex determinants. Smell, oonnects not just to our senses but to memories and feelings. Fragrance memory Is an IIQSregale of everything that hat happened In your life. The so~nds. the sights, the attitudes, and the smells of every day living are accumulated. A smell Will take you from past to present very quickly. Different people react to the same smells tn different w1ya. You may remember oil of c:love • a toothache remedy and associate the smell of doves with pain. Your friend may remember cloves In • baking ham end the sc-ent recaptures the pleesurL A toudl of vanlUa rem!Ms one of home-baked cookies; a hint ot rose-a gerden; levender, a grenclmother's sachet . ll1e c:lauk fregranee "'Ill revive ~rful Impressions. Although the W,· 11 fragrance Is dac:rlbed may Influence you to SOO'M! ext*'>t. they cannot talk you Into •tme~llng~ things e dllfe.-ent way than you wrM<Iy do. A perfume is an ~allan of aromas. The~ II the OVCflure, highlighting what will deolelop laler, entlcfng you and making you went more. lllub about 10-20 mln11tes. The bod!/ ol the ~ Is the symphony. This Is mainly whM you smelt for 3-4 hOu,. while It ~ a mutable a11r11. But the suocea ole fnorance la.ciependeAl upon the ctJI-dlun (the n-tve). Henolft Ilea the condtoc:tor o1 the entire ~lon~nlog when ce~ln nata - domlnent or ,..._. end to whet 50°/d OFF SALE ON EVERYTHING "ANiliNe DOWNS (townj etore 111 ...._.,, Conler 111m ITAin'INQ QA'n: l'rtUr,a.tunr.y&aunay .... . ... .... ...... 17·18-a ~~ 1110'1' •awiOWft 11M~ YOUR . r t oo SUM ........ 1:111111 WOW IWM w MUDOIM & Jolll nta -CMCLa ..... ......-. ............................ ........................................ .................... ........., MCM8I'ONI: All tUit ....... oarta, ..,.,.. , _ ......................................... v. r......:w·...,.., .............. :"'"--.......... ........ ,......... -...... ............... .......,........, !'tree-• ............ ......... ........ ._ ....................... ... cs........ . } _ ............ l'fre ................. ....... ···~ - ~ I ......._ ............ of NIIIIICAIL _ , - ........... ............ CIICNt,..- . _ ............ - . . . . . . PICk. ---~.....--tuac...,. ~............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 3) Toners and Aftershaves A) Scrufflhg Lollons-remove all extra cleanser residue, dry Rakes of skin, end leave tile skin feeling cleaner than ever. B) So<xhlng Nlmihaut.J-do all that other eherahaves do but without the sting . SomeUmes, ltley ere celled balms and often they look milky. Usually they contain allentoln to reduce rednen end help heal. or "Scent"-imental Fragrances byJaneVedo O S. . . . . . . . 2) Shaving ProductsA) Ctum ~- c:oocentretion of shave cream 101th no air bubbtu and no akohol , You ute less end get better results end all et once. B) Pte-~~ Soile~-t!leY .often coarse beardJ temporarily IOf a shave whlc.h does not tug end pull. OM It before shaving qeam. C) Elecllfc: S/1--stands the '*h1skers up straight temporarily. If you use an el«tric: shner. 4) Mol~turlzers-What??l For Men?? c:oursel lllere are many typea. Matnly they are ultra·llghtwelghtlotlons which seal In "'ater, protect from the elements end Omit the dryu'G effecu or heating and air<enditlonlng. They leave your face feeling smooth . c:omlortebl~: and ready to be touched by that B) Cleansl,:W Lorfons and gtls-more women who knew about lhese things all • dermatologists are recommending wash.a bte along! cleansers, especially lrma Shrell' s dea~r for men.. Based on a surgk:at formula. It also Rll JaM Ci. V«lo Is a make-up end 'Skineate oonsullanl. up whlskets f« en easier shave. THRUWAY MALl· a.ktow~g~ · 897·1 196 UIISEX IIWITY SAI.ON ON PREMISES! .... - C) Face ScrubJ-these contain minute partides of rounded pialtl<: In a cranyy base Whlc:h. a• you rnasYgC onlo wet skin, Jlough off any deed •lun celts end dens. unclog pores and reduce btemlthU. 2 ···~y.., ...., ......... wit • . The ... ol ~ Ia • ej'leclal~ field ........, o p.erfullmoginlttton, ,__ Ullle IIAowledge. A MW ,..,.._ ~ llart laJhe m2nlt WoNila praponNa all be ,....nbled end ..a ._ .. e: - a l l be Ulll[, ~ 'hll ....,_ o ioPfA•:Itld ~ IIIUili I I rJntl every ..... of a fragrance's Interpretation or l~ thousand n•tural -.cenu and Innumerable aldehydes (synthet.k acent.s not found In noture). A perfume specialist ("noaa") 111renges a selection of oils In sud! a bel~~~>« lhat their sum elevates the spwlt end "'turns on" the sensa. Character Is lnlerpreted through the fragrance creating a particular at~c:re. This then must be translated Into the packaging lo ~pete and hopefully to complement the message-Oasllbacks of • dellgllt. joy, bliss or t!nChanlment. Truly classic fragrances Qlare certain chorecterlstlcs. There Is no compromise of quality tl'lher In the fixatives, the Ingredients, or In the bottles and boKes will<$ presen\. them They lleve ten4ed to be on the sweef side end radiate warmth. Amona the select perfumes which "'ear this accolade a N • • Sh&llmar-,.,lth • strong flavor qf vanilla, which Ia the most well·accepted aroma of aU • Chand 5-the Orst fragranc:oe 10 u.e an aldehyde. and among the top ten fragrences In sales every single yee.. YOUCh £:lew-a loud! of vaniUa and spice have made this one of the fragranca most popular with mtn. Nonll-the first truly Nnerican fragrance . fresher and more modem. Jojj-splcy end mellow. ~ry dlstlnruve. • Bala Versallla-- as a marshmallow, rich . end en~lng. Two reletlvely ne"M scents on the mat1cet which are not Ye! considered clatsics. have ell the c:ornct Ingredients . Chloe-tubarow and morning glory edd dwae'to • lively, eugary ~Cent. ~delaRenla-t.hetopnotelsotllnge-leaf all. • You can tMte It at t h e - time that ametl It-lower, ..,_ion. The nelllllma you uy • perfume, c:lose your C)'e& -.1 J111J aaentlon • ,our mind releya an ..,.,..... Ia It ~) Or does It pnxnpt Mntlmenta whldllrMtlal« you, make )'011 nM1RQ more? tf It o1recta .tmllar ..-poiiiM lrf • large number Ill people over a period of • ~. you mey be wearing a fntGrMce daiPc. �Images '81 ! Dressing from Classroom to Boardroom preparatooy" Peter Pan collars, buttcn-clown ohuts, a pa<r ol upenslve loafero. a lruh "The ma)Of conctm ol moot scrubbed ap.,.,aranc. end a a)l~eQe stucknllll """'"- 01 not somewhat Ingenuous amlle !holY "'Ill be able to ....:ure earmarl< the "preppte. Whrle a employment upon graduation. A .student may believe thlt prfmaty step In ~ job-hunting projec'llon Is a otep above.jeans, proceu Is. of course, an Interview an employer trenslales this with the prospective employer Image as a btl too youthful lor ~o kes only a resume and the real ~slblllty, a bit too appt'arence or the candidate young to supervise others and • upon ~Jch to base hls ultlmele bit too lr>ex.,.,rlenced r01 the job ck<ision. To be fashlon«>nsclous as While In oc:hool t~ average opposed to being stylish tmplles itude.nt dresses lill'lth two a lrivotlty or an t.H>C:ertalnty considerations In mlnd-«>mron in decision mak•ng end a and practicality. the latter ...mngness to rdy on ottw-<s lor includ•ng pr1Ce. A collegiate one's self-image An a-nov~ wardrobe ul\lally COft(jJU ol prolesslonal woman Is feminine denims~ ••••tera. t-shins. a wllhout be ing te•Y· A blazer and perkeps one dreu, professional mate projedt dress. Despite the myth or ef!'tdency and authbrrty wtthout Independence-. the a\le rage arr.oganc~. Fashl;n doesn't otudent Is more likely to be consideJ long termJelatlonshopa fashion-conscious rather tken wlth your clothes, It Is not made style-minded. While fashion to last. oflo;n changes several tlmes a Fashion is an ebstract ~ year. otyllsh dothlnglasts due to unkempered by the need to projKt any Image oth~r than it.t ctaJSic hnes end superior fabrics. transient. It Is usually youth Tht latest fashion rage ~k:h -._,riented. ohen poorly displaced "disco flash" Is cons'tructed commonly use:s synthetic fabrics and Is noc ·p~pple.· To quote a ~uoll merchant, "Preppi e means necessarily ,.....,.ble In price. ._..e. Evety student knows denim tt l~lor ojob l~. ,..,Ia but many do not polyeoler Is alao unsuitable When ~mploye u interview a proopectl... f!tr1Pioyee Lhey ·~ looking lor professionalism .. hleh translates to • p.ojec'llon of a mature ability to do ~jOb . John T. Malloy, outhOI ol O.ltS> fiN Succes.s. has conducted studleo that Indicate • navy bl~ soli of traditional cut I• . - . l u i !01 both men ..,., women or It Isn't p;>l)'blor. Brown .u•ts luve been showm to ha•e I<!SS credlbll;ty: pantsurll for women are .iirrt!n as • too ~r · to ouper;l• employees. Clolhu dtt make~ potent.el ~ because they are the_, ...,. d r -)? And lest but not least. does ot 11t well, ..,., am I comfo<tMM weanng tt? l<no"""'' yo<~< own taste ~ the first otep to clf!vdoplne Y<>"' own styt(' Tht totlored look tt es fleclble oJ your tmaglnatlon: the prol-.1 dress ls no mo<e •lik.. a stuclems add po....,. to their wardrobes the ba.ak queRlons "--ee be: Is this a natural fiber owhich lal.t$? Ar~ ~ ~ colors that COO<d•nete "'ith my "ardrobe Or are ~Y colors that fade With ~ ieuon? Will I be ablt1o wear this g..-ro->ent with more tken one garment in my closet? Will 1 be able to wear It next yei>0 Is it • garment that will cover more thall onr 6f!non (I e llgl'll weight - · long sleeve rayon compl~• thaf\ r«s •tllng tbe temput_, fo< too htgh altts. 100 lohort tl<ttU 01 100 bnght .-_. OrHIOng proleUiOMII, il re.lly -lof>4ng t~ an ol pr~ yo<~< abtlitlel..,., your Mlf ~~ that Is both posotrn and -rove. ~._.,'):.. ~'o-f U...-1\_~ I ....po"iod1 ~ ~Ar\•t.. CIO'Itu~ "J¢>Kk~ 6.::1 ~... ~c;."1 ~~ •~, Wttht!.r$ a.-d~Et•ii • "!fs a. lifu{~lt. ~Oil. C8l7 ~~· 1.qo A)lttn ~ lion-S..t ae.z ezoo 1~4. shires. heavy c:ouon SASSON & GlORIA VANDERBILT JEANS AT A PRICE THAT lfTS YOU .HAVE BOTH ) Us. $37 to $40 2799 The Sasson's have 4·pcdeiS and boollegs. The GJone V811derllit's have &-pockeiS and ttl8tgliliegs. fkh 11 heavy cotton lldlgo denim, With top-tmchllg on Ml'f ~ pocket end $88111 &n mowwe'w JII1'0f Sll8S 5·15 but not fnr long exceptional • Own a maste<ptece Art outslancl•ng work of art from tM craltsmeft at Enks. D1amonds and one ruby .ck>m lhrs unoqoely designed rrng Exceplional Je"Wiry IO< those ,.,lh ---E!m $8750 el!ceptiOrull taste. BUFFALO CIIEEKTOWAGA _)€W€l€RS WILUAMSVIllE CAMOUFLAGE Styles at Tent City C.ps, Pants, T·Shlrts, Jeckers Shirts, Ben., Soots, ere. WASHINGTON SURPLUS CENTER •.1 7 -! r/1 a,1, • /d~r ''1l ~ st 8 53 1 r; 15 IN \JUq Rf f-d~ l ("1 1 if 2 J c ~ .. ! �Images '81 Choose fashion this year end the choice Is ell JIOUTI . Moods cen wender rrom exotic to preppy to romentlc end still be the lmege or '81 . The Speclrwn visited L.L. Bergen, Co. et Its rtorthtown Pleu Store to help you meke the choice. Foreign J Toke• city Jlla.rl when you step lntoO.D. (olive drab) and the khaki mlors. accented by bright, exotk: prints the\ make lor suave, comlortllble •lire In • men.gerle of styles. Panll a re lire news In this look with en ~<ray ofgr.t lengtlu. styles and fabrics lhet will p i - and IIMter ~· LOMG, with topered legs, IV>d I« pluted In the front, endllll) In knit c:ulls. zippered ankles or chopped~ ot the ankle: SHORT. boxer· ot)'le, c.mp llyle. dasak: Bermudo or Jamaica atyle; 81\d, IN-BETWEEN, in culottes. clamdfilllen or luot-beiow-~: they match watldy of design with every IJQI&IbW color and filbfk. �Images '81! { i f ~ r: t 5 ! 1trigue The lop suiUng e><Oik Intrigue to a T (besides the T) is lhe .:amp ohlrt-wom alone, te~red. loose. as a )ad<et or belted as a tunloo. It's available In ell colors end ell fabrioos. 'Accessories of natural woods. clay. shells, coral and str- la!enllhe safari \leslgns. Esperdillu or Uny sandals complete the intrigue. Mak~up Is sultry. smoky end rich. Deep magentas, fuochlu, f*I"'"k g~s and lrtidescent blues ere the colors. Kohl pen40lls outlining the ~ define and enlarge ll. Lashes are oolored In greens, blac::ks, purples and navies. Ups are large, bright and ohlny. positively Preppy lt't c:Jauk, lt't collej~e and It's pure prep. Linen. flu. poplin and ..ool fll>erdlne pel up ..tlh lhe primwy colors or 10ft belges (or lhe I 118I o;ersJon of tbls '*II t.redltlonallook ~.are sk1Q1e- or double-"'-ed.: cwdlgan$ a n d - v-ned<ed. Callen button-down to ,..I Olcford cloth thlru or~ pen of Staua Supreme, lhe IIOCI ltllrt. . For~ pleated sltlru or lhe rpllts. ohlttwal• d - and -liOnleto knits make lhe In ooolors or plakla. Blazers e re dauk v.ith thinner '-1• or tela Into bloUOO<I •ytn. Bottom out, whether male or ferlllle. wkh comfonable, ._.._..... ...._ either t.eaeled or tied. PriiMIY --~~~-·--·-.........,.,._. ~~~------·.-. ' ......-.. ....... - - . . , . . - - lif CaMo, i(Jeln.ln The �Images '81 The Eyes Have It ! 1 3 WEST NORTHRUP PLACE (Next to Granada) sa3-1944 eo.-.,,;,---..,---__.,;;_ __ Focdon IntriGue Une the eye colnpletefy wt1h a Kohl pendI. UM a dark In the cnue, blend It up and out. U.. • ell colors -11. To oomplete, smudge the dark color used Ill the creose, around the outer third of the eye. Muc:ar• well llnfllter shade on the lid and under the brow, blended <Wll. Highlight just undo< ~ brow. Blend \ ) -----------:::::~ Conceeler _....:..__--''--- - - - - - , , - UM a plum...._. In the c . - and along the outer thlrcl or the eye !.rom ~aohes to the creue. !Joe • bright pink on the Inner third of the lid from 1M lalws to the a - jult llbcMt the c!Mk shade. u.. • hlghllghter on,the center third, blending 3 col0<1 -n Shadow the outer third of the bottom lasheo In the dark plum color. Try plum maocare and blend on the blulh on the brow bone. Downtown's · Onlv NE,W WAVE CLUB PRESENTS ' thur sat �.-~--------------~-~~~-~--~------·--~ .,. ....... . :... ....... ,........................ ~ Images '81! Fashior.1 Eyewear Frames Style by J ...lce Landis anc1 Bill Slomka How many times have you taken your gluaes · off because you were emberrass.ed to weer them In pubUc:, or have just recently porc:hased c:ontac:t lenses because.,you think you don't look well In gta..es? Well, times a re c:hanglng , the phtese, ··girls who wear glasses don't get passes,'' no looger holds true. Fashion dnlgMrs build-on the high fashloll look for c:olltge men and •omen's apparell end make eyewur an lmpon...t pan ol the wardrobe. Spec:trums or new styles a re available to complement any race. The proper c:holce of frames c:an tum the average lac:e, lor guys as well aa gals, Into one that will be sure to turn heads your way. When selec:tlng glasses there e re some bas ic: guidelines to remember. In order lor your new frames to enhan<:e your race you mu.t Orst c:onslder what shape face )'OU l)e\<e. A person with a round fac:e might try square frames t~ sharpen h is dleekbone lines. FO< a square face one may selec:t round frames to ~lten the angles of the lac:e, whereas an oval face can accomodate any shape frame. To avoid a double· brow look make sure your fntmes cover ~ eyebro-a Flnally. 11 you neecs gae"'lth thick Iento, amaller or rimless styl~s should be c:hosen ov~r larger, thlc:k· framed styles. A larger Ira~ Is \lery he4vy and c:an distort vision near the rl"l . ' The emphasis for men's and women's eyeweer Is toward practical styling as Wtll as beauty. Ever~lng and business wear frames ere bec:oming more er.d more poplllar. Few P<ofestlonatt have less lhan t - .pelrs of glasses to enhance their •ardrobe III1P lifestyh!. For 'NOmen, ddk:ete evening ancl d~mes trimmed wtth gold, lver or stonts a re a must I matc:h the dress end l . During the buslneu day, styles a re conservative with llgnter, blending c:olors. For men c:onservatlve gold and silver wire frames, ralher than heavier rim styles, will best a«ent your wool suit . College oxfords Ot well with lhe aqe-old tonolse shell frames. These c:onservatlve yet stylish frames a re well appreciated by the true c:ollege PfeP· With summer c:omlng, high fashion rimless sun glasses for school, business and casual weer are popular. Grediant tinting with lighter shades on the bottom and darker tones on top adds the stunning touc:h to this look, For women , tint ing ,...____ , ..... ,_ ..... ~, t ..... ___..... i ~hmlnatea the . - ol eye make-up by highlightinG t~ eyu and eliminating shadows. Punk partiers have a O!hole new style. The old harlequin look Is newly fashioned to c:ompt~ment the glitter, leather jac:kets, c:hatns and tight satin pants. Ey~wear has become a cosmetic: addition to the wardrobe. No longer do peop~ have only one pair of glasses: KY9"'I pair~ are needed to matc:h moods. lifestyles and wardrobes. From now on those of us who need ~ c:an c:ount on matching t~ frame atyle to our many faces of the day or night. High fuh lon and atyllsh eyev.~ar will make It a pleasure to wear glasses. ' Reroblc:' s, SllatrtGstlu & Floornostlu KEEP: • Slllll/Trtm/&"nltlty J & L Slim & Trim Stacllo (LocAt.t~d j i !t ~ ~ Ill tM M UOA'- of P• t.aJ'' • K&lr r . -ol Uotn now a tet a FUE ltalrtat ., Patsy's Hair hshl9111, 1511 Moln St ............ ... 116-7177 eProfeslioMI Ire E.mn •tl.00 • Complete M r.---------, ofGI. . . . •to.• 1 Speclol Scnl{~• fro- 1 1 1 I I I I 1 Head First 1 1:air Stylists I ----••dlr 388 Kenmore AveJ>ue l lA< &pow..,.l I I 1 Pnd.loa C..t • Blow Dry 1 1 Oaly $800 1 1 \ 1 I Perala C0111plete I I , $l200 I I 1 1 'liM _, lb _,.. 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Solt • HyriroarrH ' pia a pair of optical quality 1 II 1 W'lda nu. Coapoa .._ .-_.,..,., iI I ( ~c:-:•,_,~~s.........Jora.....•sun...._ ,_ _,.,_ ~ ~ Cold Slcrl,__ ICJr; , . 0.., . . _ ;..... ) ·~~=~-~ · ~=:;~-:;~~~AC~;;;~~UP 834-4336 1-, • •am 2777 Sheridan Drive -834-4336 cc:w, .a-..._..._........_ Plull) ~----------------------------~----------------------·--~ �. 1 Images '81 ~ Jungle Fever Traps the American Savvy j ! f ~ f t-.TUIIII YCUOUIQUOI ..... Jl'triU1' 1'01~ 1\n )'OU geWng jUII a ll1lle aruttouo thonklng that wlmv wonl ....., us Oft """'? 1\fttr ..1 It doeo toall .. if the of Moordl Is gotng through en ldentny ~ " cwne 1n like • lamb end~ to be lee>llng In roerong leonone ~--· But don't let that oe< )'011 atrernbling. Vo.. .,,nt • ....... )Chilly) How about • jaunt In the J~~n~~1e; or • ttop to S\IMY Me.vc.-o? ~ the hoi. ~oc trOpia? No. )'OU don't .-d • oullcaw of unmetked bUb and • month"• leeve of ebsencle l~clto.u. Tllc ens•..,. to the ,., er doldrums •• the Spring Dr lng. · 1111 takH In lUIIe roedy aolll end the went to meke Spring sit up end take notice thai you're reedy for htr. • Sp<lng Dreulng to going to be veryexdtinglhloyeer. There's no one style for ayeryone 10 edhere to. 10 you "en go out, buy lol>ete- you llke end probebly JCO<e points for being In foshlon. Jungle fever Is cotchlng this lime of ~or, end lt"a p<edlcled that •• leut 99 ptrc:tnl or the population "'"' be tAPOied ID It-end • good nYmbtr of !hoM •Ill voi...Urtly cet"h It' Tllc 111"11.. """ steamy tropiclere the new fallllon trends ,.,..-u be - ing. Look for the paratrooper pan~ endlllorta 10 be felr gar-M. To be really In- ,.,..,, want t o ,..... rrtt.t ,,..., 1\a.Je.Wy~ IMall 11. . llelftlt. - -- · lei.ll· l ..... JUST AIIIIIYf.O -"'.............. ""'. .·..... ...........,..._, ·-....,...-., 1-COfiCNI • • , , ttoWt4 ttlrtl • SlMf . ,._ S.tt ,. • DIHNt ."""' ,..... • Citt Ill" them In khaki or oA - (ohw sh1rt ,goes solo over your COI'npll- erelollowlnt- Wllb drab).. the Ulle jungle IJOiors. " swlrnMIIC a nalo. .t COII'Of·<IP · the tropiCal mobfa "' ltpCOior. )'OU a little pbaU maybe ~~~ " - ..... c:lotheo blyJII, ·~•hadow and nail yo~~·d like 10 uy them In atanlinQ wlutt ( - • bad..,. 10 Jhow olf • mid·wllwtr ... If ,.,... heeded 5o<ah on )"'Ur semalw IHeak). Blg argo podcds on yo~~r penta """ shon.l ere make them ao -''1111· to be SYre )'011 gel them on,.,.., attire II )'OY"'ant to be euthtntlc. II )'011 lln being vibrant. bright. pytsellng wllb life end color. the Jungle p<lnla 'YIII ou~ yo~~ to • T. or V<n«k. Of a skin. or .,en • shirt. This n.s 10 be the most exciting of the trOplcol c:onttibutlons to Spring fashion. Pelm leevu, sple.ndld plum mod birds In ta)nbow shades. otdllds, hlblacuo-thtlt ore the most common bedcgrounds to be found on Jynglt attire. You can match • troplcel lllln with yo~~r troop<tf pant.o ot shortL or gel the total look In sltirt/ollln o..tfitl that •ere made for eech other• 1\nd don' forll"' the camp shirt. That"s the cotton ohlrt that looks e bit rumpled end worn, but. never fear. it's the look )'011 ...,._ Roomy, c:ool, with lo1111 ~ c:helt podcds end • pleckd .front-It'• en utremely -•tiel piece of dothing. On cempys. teem it •lth Joens for a ..-1, wlnninglook.lllen It's off to the beach when the tompeo-ebn lila and the c:emp """' shell neek*-. -~~no­ and IHaceleU for yo~~r - n ~the-Notlvt .......... ·UNISEX I 1 II TWdo 2583 Main Street ""'"' ·~-line. 1M On:hocls. Fletta Pink , 81ye Orch>d, ~ O<dlod. Peach Glow, the ~~~ada that good ~ to - · But l/'DU won\ Is an ..S.~ ol 1'\exocen """ ,.nd thai llwy're for Y9Uf face St..lc molofs •oth an etnpl-. on <.'OiorlYI emb<oidery. OwM lftll-.1 , They rt powerfYI er-.gh to creet• qwtt • lllr """ dr....u luturing IHlghlly h...d people take ~ lbat ,.,..·.., embrood<trtd bodic.a • '" flo<at ol that Sprlllg pallems are big , _,., 1\ touch ol Capt\lrtd tplrit. ~ MexJC.'O Is found In lht tle1'ed It's lime to shed the winter aklru and tops, el«< ev•Heble In g11ue or COIIO<I blahs end stan Utinklog Spring now So. pYII 0111 ...,... wallet, f•b<k:s with ll"ntrOUI dollops of crocheted or cotton Ieee head for )'OUr nurest depettrnent otore and go 10 11. SIMI cr. .llng t r1mmlnqs. your own fashlotl stetem<tnl ....t Thla • yur. the coametlc say hello to Spnng If )OOfI t Into ethnic. )'01111 be onterl!llled In the fOiklo<k: tool<. • mum to the lilnpler ~ide ol drnolng. 1'\oit folkloric - . n g .,...e pee..,, 1HEspEqRUM Images '81 en ..,...,lllrle ·~• M.ch 1.\ Edltor·ln-Chlet EleneC.cev" ,1....•............................• PATSrS I 1 ,--w.... '•...., ,...... polllll F - - . Fw, a~ liM oe-ed to l>leck - . . . Is pidc.ong yp 001 the traplal thorne "'-···" 211.000 I !: HaWT--r------------------, l /fO naz IOLOIIA1 l l I : L,. SJUUOff lI 834-4515 SZS" i $7" I I : L-------------- wrt1f COUPON ONLYU -------------· I SHAll1'00, cur & ROW 0::~ s-. U'" COLLEGE HAIR STYLES - A Specialty of Our Nao Solon - I I No,. O{f61ng Sr)llt'a For 8olh Hen & La•••••••••••••••~•••••••••••••••• Wom~ At AJ/otd.,. Pncu' OFF MAIN ST OM. Y MINUTES AWAY FROM ALL CAMPUseS. ft GOLDE" ' " " 0" YOUR BODY IS ft WIMTH I'LL ITS OWIU at BARGAIN PRICES (wldl Studeat I.D. 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"""• pUH<I sil'l(:e riot·prbed •ql.ladro~~• of Campus Security and Buffalo Poli<t ofncou b11ondlshina niabuticb , blttltd ltud<llls in Norton Unloa•, hallway$, st airwolb tiDd otroca, for roomt it • ru....,. bn .... polcc · - - . - ..,. c.lwbo."lllt.-1 ., ........... •twlf" Laeu y<~~..-day. "'j"" ,,_,..., KriJw polocc all o>cr." rtnll<d rorm.r UB 11 udclll Prawcki\. 'There ..... a bota )0 of them, marcbllll Gest_.. , ....... _ . . · - billy dltbo. It kll · - -...,......... 10 llfthcl<lll." ...,..,..., Ill< ....,. or Fd w'*)' 26, 8 '? 0 kfi . ..... . ~011 s- ,__W'C' punult more than )WI 5 - Praw4Llt, "-""' aid ~ CODlltw:'l I~ ••lJ Rn....,.. to 111< 11udclll unlorl c arr1td fro.. H.eu lou:ear .. FOf then lntet·R..ilkroc< Co<lodl Afler the ••Hr dbprned, IIPI"''~""•dy 110 ....... btpn l'lukklll""' O.Wul tbe niJIII•aa matked by fr'll>t<IM'II student& to march tow•d Clark Hall to rwmin1 from pollcomrn tiDd • he llf'I)IUI I he freslu:nen tiDd )<lAior oo~oo"' rum.. of tear .... vaoky bask<tball pmes tbot had "'t "'"'really •loclt tbn< ....,,so be<IIKhcdukcl there. Howevtl, I ht >OCWI." &~d O.Woal, who no• ~ Ytl~t ovn, and $t\1Ckmt '''"'"ldtt 'ta ll str\Jc t 10 hca6ed for tbt 0111« or Ntilll Rochtilcr•t poor and Urjf•mtty l'lukklll ~tr Rrpn d0111d•llll..,:4 • . , - ••.,.,.,.... to pre- thclr <kmancb l<tliJia my head <h•bbtd . . . Atrivint • Ha~· Hall. the """ the blood • and to •~•. by t~ ~ m number. Clod no< m«1 l l - . bta. the loo&I'OIII· The .... • • 111< chntu of Nl<ad wrr< coa&.,....s by aaroiiP moncm or Ufti\'na.atr u•_a..,.. of c-pu~ Polio<. dmH<I "' _.-..s .... ~ • ......,or...,... c:oaaplttt not atu A.t tbt a...... EMil<) u.. •••_ ...... Pf'Oitoton bopa to thc had lotld o prcc£,. rally in ltt.af buo1cltna- a AludcM tlftol • ro<L .._....-o.thede....tsof till"""' Rql>co's om.. black ........ for rdlnD le lhe proaplioa the IIIMIP to Ike U~oy\ ~~policy IIIII tow&nls Nort011 wd tht pohoc • In•• w-.. . .......... '\bt"""' &rt<Oftlllll."lhe ftllltlic nowd beptl 10 bornc:adc thc doOfs .. -h flltnotlft ft-001> Nonoa'J '"" !loot '1'her b<oh up . _ Loe>na<." •lOCI ror-tNonon ruabl ....,., 1'11>1 Henry, upluniftl bow thc ,.....,.,. • 11 bfoltn UIIO • · - and IIH<I II malr...aifl bomcadn. "Whaarv<r fwau\tft • u afttr tb.at Tbunday ....... ... de>HO)'td. <'ell the he realled n. bomndc• Pf'O'\<d UK~c... ho•c•ct,ticor-ofblut COiled off.cf'n tftltrcd tt.e bn.c-atd butldlto&. .-... ....... tlw""''l 1hclot>l>y.lon St!Wntcta.o ror-r -~for Tlu !p«fr""' · •tn ••P<t.- "*-"'......... bqjtD 10 "It ... hard to .,, Mar1> ll oou When UB 11""'-1> dtc:t tiUI )tar\ St. . _ . . . _............... . . . a.. .- -.. . . ...-- . . . -.. ....·•· c:.-. ~- - - ~···· Ketter warns UB may reject Division I plan -r- .. ,so:u. c~ O..lhWt:r Tbo tllutpial b _ . . . . ini<T<OIIta*< - ' 1 • UB II ...... compi<tloa as UoMnity ollldoll -..1 oi.U ~..,. Wedaaday 1114 T1lundoy ~ 1114 other.......,. COIItldtnlloel. U. . . .J ~ liMn L ldt.cT, ..,..eva, w.....S. tllll ...,.._,....,..or til<.,._ II~- iu Mpi&<.c< iD t.... of othcr - - ........ ocadcnlict. All otber .,...._ ilwoi>C<I In the tWO dayl of diKtaaloa dcdiao4 . , _ . Ol'llal to welt ,.a aft.. later bM '-"'"" ..S a lldi<d Ill< IDol ...,.:Ta.. l'rtlklall'l Ol'll<t •npcce..Sto - tbot do<tment d thcr tAIIIIl7 or earlJ IIUt tretit. Pohcr -Ude ,....,.. - · ra.ltrr ,._ m._tothcwdonu"'f,_, ...- . lhe ...__..,. ...,_.. Md IIIICIIliJI..S to ~••SI4.q rw,,., ~ C a•pvt .,....o<MIJ herded Ill< . . . . . Oflll"•/1~ "Norton ." 1hey nlltd obtcr•u :· W•r• lloa or/t u socl•l ud 'ollrt<o/ i/b-dtld tlttir piNtodt Tltt fot~llol l"'or•utlott .,., t•U.. dur<tl~ j r - tilt Did ruua of Thc Spectrum lit wlr/dt lilt llt tlll~lftl ~, .... Jlloa • bf poll~ 10 tll'dl ~rtJttsiUtl tit~ rrom tac• otlltcr ,-· .,.... polio< ..... . _ all ..... stw*-"' plotntorl ,,..,ktd - .......... ................ The day they 'invaded' Squire ,...... s-....... ato•~>• ,.••,.,£4,, ltctttr wllto wm ...... thc liMI cleclsioo 011 tho •hlctlcl - -· w ......,tllllll<llod 110 ~ ldnl aboul k"tiDdwasiWoilina thc COtllllliltce\ tltttllllilllllloa. ..........,_ (SA) olkiab io March. I ber •Ill abo <kekkwhctlwrto ....<lhcStadntAUCKIMOOOOf Ill< Stolt lhti>...Cy ISASU) the olll<al Stilt· wid< vol<e for all SUNY ""dcau The Student AAatbly, a Scac UM'....ay of !'lew Yorlt (SUNY) Cennlll cx..,.Uaiool, IS tbt recopoz..S S1ac 6aooo between il udcllt.l and SUNY .dminlst<IIOfl•• Wti Crtll<d Ill 1976 by Cboc><<llot Erne11 l Boy<r, wbo liludent ltadcR -~. w-..S 10 unckmun< SASU. Thc oriJjnol od>oe~ lfOIIP, founded ir>th< corly 1970&, wos pc~tth<d as • thrcll by SUNY Ctlllral. Thc rtkfcodum ...tu tilth» 1he SUNY Board of Trust<a , . . _.. SASU a. the onlY 11ucknt advOI*y lfoup lo; tht St•< •Yst<m. VIII ina ,.iU be helc!O¥etatwo-yur pcriod, .. kh 17 SUNY K'-b ¥0tin1 thi> Sprina tiDd III'ICJ<t yea. Two-tbirds or thc 21 othool> N>< 10 pas; ,.,. rr.stnocturina propoool bolo« ilcan hc prCJ<ntcd 10 tbe Trustees for..,.,....... If lh< rtlualc!IIID is otttpi..S by .... TtUSitn, tbt St~ Nscmbll' tiDd SASU wil hc -,..s irllo oroc orpaiz;aloa. ,.._,,, II SUNY audcllll ... ~..s in the ••-icollr ~. How-,mcm......,clua'",_..s for SASU. tiDd KVeral Kbooll ' - • 1101 ~ lftlllt~-·-btnljpioSASU hccoiDcl . . . . .orr lor all SUNY td&oob. St~• wll t hcD hc dtaqod 11..50 P<f _ . . . , in ... ocldiriae to 1lodr maadaorr KtM&y M . Tllil dirtcllY to s...su-.-.. a audciM -,. _..•il .,....,. s....- SA Pl'aiden1 Tim belin<& tltas - . . -orr ttluadlblt roc· is t.hc clemo<raic . , . _ _ poaa'bk. ,._,., • UB. _ . . . d y U c-.s of a • udtat'l SJ5 _ ., a::tMly h _.to SASU. n.. fet woold allow thc cwpai<•loa to operate rllciOIIIJy, SAS U C::W.pu~ (),palter 11n1co: Cn!aill bdines. ..S the additioMI rnnun woold . . .. it a - dltctiw lolobJiat .... U Ill<~ Ia .,....1. tchoolo will thcD be requim! to ....S two 0< D f t to SASU: Ill< 11~ OIICidltloe . , . . . -, • elcct..S SASU olldol ....:! additloaol de...... tltptediola 011 t hc siu or 111< """"" popololioL Mordo\ be nm ...,.. t h e - ,...oltliaaoa .... - e n ..- orrr.c ....~......... a ID paa:111 ,...,.._ or UB\ ......,.._. ..._,.Mi ,.,._.,.,.will ocp.n~r r_...of~kdc.,..tllld <O«!ot• .. ere hca-..S by Ill< _,. <r.,.. ~ II I hc I bJC< lart< Unh cnily Booktlorc: 1)1c1 urr ._ h1dow•. <ban.nr.the ...... Eyr• dlltU OC(OUDU or lilt •~ntnt utllti 'ury "'Two ltttchott worktna jn Nonoe chcd,_, Uld 111< copo t111er<d the blttldta&. - l d 10 I he m>... dJ ti-bl<d Ill lhc ..._ _, ...... do;"'""' ptOC>It ," clvoDJ<Ie~ • lptClOI tdaoon Of TJo< $per/rUM t•t.laJOGtd • ttlt. I •Ufl\ot hcadlmt prodolaulc tltll llllt .. .._., .. --.- U•¥tn&y bod-~"A .... _ . , . . . . , ... - · - o f ~ 0\C'f • • thc t•o noor.• . prOiooioMI•.._• w• ....... ~- ..... lor··-~- Grahtlte ..t -~ to <kodt d'tlllty · - 10.;.. .......~ •ot<. • tbry at< , _ . . , to ~ SASU ..,..ben. "II •OIIId- to - Ilor 1hcm to s - .-. ~acloool IIUIIOD II WI> S J00 tiDd tho Dtaal and Mtdocol S.hoob ....... WI> S 1000 . SASU\ prlml<)' ~Mille tiiD yew lloo been jW'O(-"''Ibr Tn•lces'ntt• .._.ofdonn tiDd UIIOCMI '"'" Thc Studelll A.....,toey, '-"<! b)' Stile fll<ldJ •. . - ...._ Oll•oi•..S., polllocalor ka»-l•t"t' ~ues.tuchucM r•cliDCfQIC. ""StVIXDl M>tnobly ca\ lobby,"saod CroMI "'n ~ K's "'"*• ,....1.- ....s-• ...... .,..,.......... 1n rupOnn •o 1br ttudtJU·tJ)Onsortd rcletrndum,SUNY ClwoctlW< O.lloo It, Wl>anon os de•c~an okcmathc J1lan. SASU oflicqls art no1 ...,.,.,•• to •.Cronona•..S.-.1 trit> to ~ho\C 11 (Ius plan) our 1hn•n lhtr< .. ~· be 00 ......... men~.• for thc rnao1 port. SASU 1011 1he Sludclll AJ....,bly od>ocae the ..,... "'""'· ,..,..._ tbe ...,. 11udtus IIIII •enct •cb the """" ldmtnliltaon, occordona 10 UB\ SASU Deloptt Joe RiltJA, who - - IIIII a ~ a<U •ttY toG(...... Ct-.. .....,, tMI SASU •oald oat • It lor ratnot1willl - · - ...... ._,.,loo•~tr. bo .. C!OIIIilknl .,..., wlott over...lltlmm&tr "" ol do"" -vw....,.,.. ......_..- "'WMnoe ~ two or~." Ctootoio .-1. "Hr clo<tll\ • - t o~« .ullllttu ..,;,..s; He odck<l that SUNY pOlicy .alttn bdicw . . . . ., .......... ,_. lhoulcl- ... ,..a~_, .....tocd. ~ "Wt shoultlo\ .,.Ill< a.-dor IIIII eo.d to •......... ~of..._.... •• ~-.­ ShcehM • ICfted. SASU\ rutnot1... wil atloct the llnoc1tft ot io~Pidao~- . . . . . . - .. Cn!aill ..,.,..,.......s tlaoa tbe boJwoioioa _., oe noll . _ ... ... ltmi!IJ-.1. l*ti<oloarb> If the idlool bM a iii'O"'J ...,.. t......,. IIIII o ~of • ....... do 1101 oat for 1lodr .... to ... ~Cuadcd. SASU - - • •iva bdit~ stuckaU wiD - a llld 1D liDt lor a S 1-'0 rclial 1D ortltt to make .."Pookk:oolllltmCIII •• ru.r.-, II SUNY td&ools tbr ODd a io _.,..,d by thc Board or TNII<U, noll idlool woold be~ to ""'" on Ill< oct-ap C'YUJ lout ,f . . .. Inside: VGriety is tile spice of r.lefltons- P.J I Dole ltnder'SUN' - Pp. 1· 14 I In lltlnlnr armorl- P. 15 I NOf1s spews - Pp. I 7- 18 �~>•-If UB Al\lmnl Auocllloon !'Ha.Ocn1 John Vono ..old Wrd~ thll h•• voup would o.:mtly ·~ 1ht "'""'""' "'r.oon u • concrtot pliO 1> onnou1nd "'We wRI 1urp0<1 h If wr Jfl 111< Juidtlin<S 10 It""" "' lu<h ••> to ant he: auvud. BcciiM ofS1ooc tllcll polocy,too.:h umpu•" mpomiblc fO< liln<l"'l• • own oohkolc PII>Jranu u 1hc ~~•• Uno>tr>ay of N<w York (SUNY\ Bootd ol Truoortl hlo rrf.....t 10 tndorl< oolloatoOn>lor lporll Tht~>.l• B olumrt would hi>< 10 ploy 1 key role lfl , _ , , . , . ony ooo<mpo 10 <hln" UB\IUIII> Vono priM<! t..(lltl ror uii1'W lor 1hr <Cody In ..,,._ 1o ""''"''' ftomouuode o.our<nonolill>l<t<dlha '1fohr~ ..odeoodld- ,..,. " · " ' wouldn' ha .. r tt '" Ht llbo "lid thll Kt11c.r\ OR"Kr • • ~ ~~~c- 'o 1hc ldta,<•-1111~ I...Ct lhr ~csodeno .. oukl be uncltr oht pn"' ,.,_.,.,. ,... ...... He uid lht poollliclty ""'"'""d"'' scbooll tbat ha\tc c•t or do"""'f'dtd- temo• has P<OIIIPicd .... NCAA "' - tlot ..,.,.... .. I hM ck"won.BccauK of Srllt ~ dcclliOftl, 1hc AI- ~nlll<nl t\plo:lntd acadtii\IC .,..,.,...,,.,, bniW <oa .-.,.Ially Mlftt.....,. lrJ"',hc ....J lha ~' •hould noc be umttd r~N~nelalb -hilt- lhr UN\Cr,.\ •.. tdut<~~.-1 ~~~-11 belfW •~><«~ .. *****1r**** *1r*~~***** ~ "S"''fC'<'I"'. , ........ •ould 1)'111 lloitll l l.ttl ..) .. I lioad - ·~ 000" O<ponnxn" "too.,• ...,_.,. probimo• • llh """" hr »»~ \ oaa - t d 10 111< Dnolll School u a pr- n-.pk of., ... .. l!V BW UiOOOOWV .. r-...,· AI_, - ""'"'oloh<U,......,t .. - • .. ...,...loo-.....,........,...sloOrtfllk brou111< ,. by "hoi h< colo '"pol•l<ll prot,l<tM" ., m~Lona luppolth March of Dimes Friday, 170 MFAC Ellicott • 7 &. 9 pm Sat. 146 Diefendorf, 7 &. 9 prn Sun. Squire Conference Theater, S, 7, &. 9 \1&!£1.~ (Ill~ Q.\1 \1U! \:U!G.l.'\1 I.!AI'liU!t! MCMT-n l "" ol<t 111< pia\" •ubm•ltd 10 C.a Hoii.~~Mn.....,... •ill.,._< to br O\ocrcomc.ht ttCkkd ""'\\-~ ..,11 "*'c 10 l.Hpa.a__... . Ktntllrt • .. bocll • < orr •tU 11 ..,.. ," ht ,..........,_ Vona 1hll lh<alumNlopualloaaoht Unl\c,.....yoo '* cloola-• _..,. "' _.,.1,. .. .._,..,., .-.pow•• ''"''" ~oo~><• of «JMaooe-booh Olhltt...Uy ood K...,ocolly "fho> a -lolnt•hll ~Y .. onotd. tnc1 oht Al...,nl lool oM as ohtoo 1'fO)<c'l b 111< bc11.,_,. ofoht .. hole." ... ·~Jllatntd v.,... oiJO 1Uinuol11td 1ha lht qrw~,,. •ould htlp UB\ fund rflon•. "h u a ~r•• otlm..S.. to • IJnl•<nltr. ll a •<IY .;.... aod ~ ...... • a rallyq"""" lor at...,. and <tuclt:ou,• ht dlom<d Thr fa(riitl for ahlaln •1D 110< ~~lOki}' oo mtn'upon• . A<cor<ll"' 10 DOmmie~ . 1ht U.U.rn• r Ill> both ~ ,_... and Onl~1 ual comm~mcnl "lo •omcn\ '"""'' 8,., •hr eoo<cokd, Tltlt lX, tilt ftd«al 1<1!4111on , ...,_edna cqual•uwon 10 both telltl in lpOfU, is thr mom oOCilicltrldon for 1bc duallmpo-cmcnl . CUrrcnlly <'<r)i"Odl<n\ opon "111*1 temPt!« • 111< Oivlslato Ullt•cl In tilt ~kiD fof W-n (A lAW) wllic:h io <quivalt•tooht Nlllonal Collqiolr Alhl<tltl Al-lalloo I NCAA) . . . . wlli<ll _,compel<. Tht 111.P, olilfrno« b<owttn lhr tWO 11 IMe ....,._, cun-... AlA W " " - · oht Univmlly could tltvat 111< ltvtl of any opon, wlllff«ti'W IllY oohrr. Tht NCAA no1t1 A at oM! l.f footiMII il ..-.l to Divlllon I fr0111ou cllrftftl Dtvlslato W a a us, 1111 oohrr ,..,. .. &pOrU mm~ allo be booatd. Howcvu, iC bMkeoblll II improvtd,1oo o sporll-rnDOI '""* * I,•••••••-··--T----------~----------------------------·-~ SOFT : ~WITH 1liiS COUPON YOU GET••• 1t1t1t 1t1t1t1t1t1t1t1t"k1ttf"ktftf 1ttf ~ CONI'ACT LENSES _., 1 : I Lcty footbollltld ODt oohrr-could rttnala • 1hril pr.-lt•ds. ~·- SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY $54°0 I I a-.."-._. .t a.-.. A.O. Solt . , _ " ,.. • pair of optical qaalitJ ....w1 Willi TWI c..,_ I ( ,..._......., . _ c.w ..,....... • , . o., ,.._.,...,.a---: ) I ,._.""_. I _ ~c..:J...,..__C-.ct;....,._,_a-,.a~ _ --:::.'::::..-:=-' ~ Pl lm'ams'lill. . ,_as-,...._ E,. En=•tioa JY Ofc.Y ATwlllfw.c....tw.c,.., 0.:.':=.:;-.... BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP I ~m:;:,:2777 Sheridan Drive -834-4336 I. $54°0 pr. : i I AI'POif11IENT ! •• I(W:p s11 . . . . . . . rr. .......... ,... ~-----------~----------------------------------------- -1 �Engineering Variety Club Telethon expansion This weekend is set for its 20th year seems ,,SituSI-ou CltJ' £1/iw u.c- endless Altu 19 yun or Voridy Oub Telc1- • llumlo,lbt "Hdp a Chid Help tlftudf" ... OtW< bt !'""""btd INa wr<ttlld as .,.,.lilt Jolul ~odooa mel~.. Mlnhall.- to I he Q.fttl Cily to,..... 1\aooto Cor llw CWdtcn\ ...,_., ~dlabla&­ Ccaer. Tho T<k1boll, to bo u..t oa a..-1 1 In-<&.. Wli:BW-TY wiJ cocl""• • 6 ltudooo, ......... • 10 p.m. S•wday Tloo pnLS-,.. loc:t S,....b, fC1111><rl> ofoh< ohow y.,.. AJttd For .t, wollboi1 tilt """""' ••...,. ha _..._,Y lrulla.ubl< ''-""'' of <DC........,_ "I look for1oard oo a ~ aad better Ttlftlooe •'••'• ...., had bom," Sonltb tol4 n , Sp«tr~"' Th< 20~ •r<Ctoc:illat •01 bo ......ocht..t by laltn...,., ••h paoiefttut tbt !Uhab;I••Ioa~acer.CIIort •opeii<J "boch~ ac\JVitlu or the "Vanny V.oaxn,• and <tlttf\11111m<1>1 lucb .. •llo- •o muslclam- a ~<tltriloql.llil. «3' Th< "'""'to.•orth< prGIJOID,ho•nn,witlbtdirect potcbtl Cor conrrib,.lon• b) the y psts. Othtro to autod arc JOIUiflle Sumoncn, • 8 n•iVe "ho <tJrnd lath< clonic "''':I'Jl Otoen~:oon• oumnacrolol and 11:1on Grq Morna (MJI3ion /m.posstblt """ John Oab<1cl fR)v>• \ /lofHJ. 111.,..., "•'J Ku, pl8c •• ..d ••• o WI ycat\ <•tnt rall..t a total or Slii.OOO. b,. Tele1'hon orpnil.trs hoop.· to \ll<pasi I hal !law< nan at temp! to oouottr lht stinl or lnfl,.,.,,_ Accotdifta to Publlrlty Co~aa DwOih< Roonl.rff. Boltiol"\ Voncty 01111 rals.. mort money per <~a than that In WI)' "'~· on tho wotld. All man• .~...~ are r«<lstribut..t lo<all)-, lht v_.v Oub asscn• . " ilh t,.• bullaoinJ to tht ~chabllhlloll ~llltt.1'hil yrat, Lht 01111 hoi" • '"e. .,oire tbt S I mlbon it haa l'l..tl..t tow- the projtaod S 7 nnlloon COfl of r•aov•lolf a C111141nn\ Hoot*.ol " illl ~ lha& iiiDC\.1> with ll<• ly•_..t pcmmt:ftl rqpo~a~.,.,.. "fbt uho, ~- cotlln. .loa or tbt ~dill>' <XIlltr b tOUill) dtpendtlll , ., • ...t.•hoo tunc~>; <lumd M..ticol Dorutor of Chilclfttl\ Rd>••boiJialoe ~oben 'lli'lfDtr. A~y. • - 10 tbt Ccntct to;.,. ""'d op r.-b for .. btr d,.._.. wlll\la a.ildrco\ Hoop!!II. ) ., tbiak •\ •"• ""'trptll< '-olalrn,"Mkn...t w.,.,, olludq to • ~<~• u"'' ,.... n<Miy Corttd Ill< it>Jp&al\ cloY1& ·-I' ••oyan•• 1'bt v• lidd or ~ •hlclt ltu upuded It a ~,..d...,. lbt Iauer bait or tllil • ..,..,., haa .,.,•• to i*blmaprtst. . lillllh<rclrt )o4a for prakally ...., , . _ . p:adUott lo lbt lid6-«pnllosa of .......... IIJIIdcs-and in •ut...U~ ncty racet of t he proress100. "Yoo could .., that ftavrc pr ...pra. loot bleok .. thai .. < OOQilchlhly provide lllJ one ~qlftcr:u that todutcry and ..U.«Sot.lti Dffil." -0<4lq IO 0\atltl f-1. fiCulty·lndiiOtf)l Loaoon for UB'J Faculty or Entlnc<rina and APJ>i><d Stir~ CFEAS). N tho number or <oPn<erina studttu hal muhtlllicd ,..iooolly. 10 bas tht number or job~­ Rlaht oo• dlcmlcal one! <ornputcr .......,,_tobe,.,_ dtmaad, F -1 &ald. and hiatt· tedonoloc7 .,_ otrer the """' _. ....... -rhc aumber of l'llDs •• t bC"mk al ~aai..ner:rlrta h not ade~e oo fill the colleae pooitiooo ~ lc1 - ..----, ... i•daJtry .... po1-llio••··· Foae:l aploiaocl. He added IMt .._ modo II 10 ptrtnll of lbe CCMIIpuiCf ~ftlllt"«UBJ Vat'IDCIU in .... ...u.d"lllos yea. Po•ute~•••.) Wbi<Lht T.-... pl..teos-••camopilyofV~~nttJOub ,...._, ......,. f,.,.,....._ •..._. ll<lp - I k e to tbt corrtts. wilh aD ICtnM-..... , •..,IMllf'llllitft'f"aa Wftkl ~the Ttittl.-. Today\ M<a "' th< Courltr·Sqr<# wil bt 1014 oa -nlowa strteta for SIt'~ •0111. •ub prot«ds .,..,. low•ds th< Voddr 01111 elTon. "t "1"'1 bolk til< Mouoar and til< c - y EatcUthc to bt- rhtrc>cU•ftllp;apcn."<tlthUitd Vlfie\yOIIbCiwcfBarhrl'OI Co«y. Spyro Gy~. tht . . ioftally•uo:et~~I\JI lfiiLl. bud •ilh a..tfalo ,_,_ porforlo'<ol a bt~~tl'it cODI'tfl at Klrinlww M~»ic Hall a f<• ,...... ..,. 1 be •how neu..t appr01lmaely S 10,000 Cor the Variety Ow. Ytar-<ound, ohc L1ub 1poouor-a KtlvMiti tike ......,, IUDClltooa, and r.toioro lho~\. Yoluntcen ha•t WOtk«f in ,_fK RIOIIIhsacllint I"'L•· .,oecl flnloislloa ratlk ticl:cu- .. ~h a "Model A" Ford as rv.. , . _ the bwlneu COtnmunlty, 1 lptCIND" of mcrohallls ha•c orpnl.tcd lndowldual caRl~. o.cconliollto RO""'rff· Suprmwk<U haV< Instkultd spec:lal<ootpOO pr-ioa•. and retail 110<.. ha•t dtsilnto..t panlcul• days in which a percent-..: of ..... will bo doaotcd to the Voriety Oub Tcktlooe. SIU'-atloonuol Oa S •wday. II<W"*Ptr oollccllion drives will be ope,.lloa • oil tbt major moll> in West<rn New Yor1t. Tt..,hon ..........,. ha>t alleclllj)OII 11udtnls in pankular to oiG In the - r drive c110n . Aa •telliPI to iocorponte o..l,..,.. COIIlmllllitles bu ltd to lbt plaoancat of ~ t<i<phoat ctllltn t.llltnd"" • far • SoWo<rD ON•Io. T bt "ill th<a rdq pt..taa to lbe tckJ*>D< bat poiDt • WKBW •OIItio&. Otbtr cilia "' wd havt Clli<u'<d "'""" •tt.h Voridy ChA> Ttlct"-. 8il Halle ...-Md In lluiWo juot two •ocu ..., to produce t1oo loc-' Tdft...,., alta bovbot joat COtDplct..t slmllor dcies ill Pltila4tlphio. Allct llulrllo, • ls OD to Ot>dMd for yet -btr$1ro... Jatt Smitb. •llo abo bc.-11 1 -a,., ofTelc11Km,coatmds tlw II< is tlw pcocik iD aurroto. "T''oo ptOIIk b e r t - ODd - ....,., c~oa~~cae<: th< ............. -....t. .,.lew -...,· abooa A•-•• - •• Til< V.n.tr 01111 ~..t • a arp!Ualoa or Broedwq ODd Hoaywood pcrbmcrJ, wbo ICMIIIII to orra ..._.. . . lid. Tbt dtri>'..t . _ V•rltly _ . , . , a wr<kly publica loa of -lh< .............. w• .......,. v.n.tr a ..b mcmloonllil> .... _,.ua~~y upll>dcd 1o lllcludt .;.....,.,_. Tile dllb bas thoa xrved as a umlicoaloa < k - lor local ........-,, aocordial to ~--· •11 1nab clowa compotltl>c borrim since we're all WOtldo" u.-dwr,• loo uplaiD..t. T1w '1x>liOtDiiao." Roualru • -.... It •h<alh< Tcktboo sip> olftbt w Sunday ~mel 1looliall dollar ICwc ~ effon" il ~U..Itt lmpanuo, tDd whaotva lht 011.comc, iD tbt liaal tl>llly$b tell Tela bonIa looktd upoa with pide,bt adcltd. Tbo pmnolal popoolar host Jatl Smlah oc:kaowle<lln llw ract that "'Il 10111 as1here- cliildml, Lhtre tot .,q1o loo hondicapo.• J!Ur 1bt dooaloao loolp 1o rrdoltt .....,. or 11oo pein ionuntd, h< believeS. '1t'l no11Ml .,_ty; Smilb defeodl. "We're ae..ty, tDd JOOCin<sl knows we need it." is.........,.,..,_,. ••'rc .., "*"' • •A nh. a ) 9 <Ml cumt m locre and perfomo t<rnbly d...U,. his •nrenk:• ... •h-t rcm.at~cd. "whik a :U aud<N "m COin< acrot~ as a f'C'al • Ofkcr and wt11 end up hirvla bill! " bclor•<• ohal .,._.,..,.. ru>dtnr• better lfldts an mort lUlled lOt "dcolan and f'C.IiC6'dt• art•. while atudt:n&a m tbc Hl·l.S . _ mq odajlt....., tO 'llrodll<tloa and ..... - 811'«1\ r...,. ••h Of t h< profo..IOO ' Wilbcy bas btrntol4 to twe 00 ~ d•tct.ly o.. of colt<• •"- )tar, • <O<Dpao-..t to Ill ..., ynr "Bal thai\ U>d or dtc-tptl>c," die •~plaln..t - - tbtr ar_.n, told me to lotte ooiJ 70 loll )tw • o..m-.., . . . . UB "lloa<. ,.,.. t~udtnra d.... oil< pa<1 k• ~art. and comodcn tilt lleo>tn>lf ... '<f) ....,., . _ . . . . . . Wilbcy &ald. CC>ftiii<.Otr. Th<le -..JJ. rtlc dcplttion COIIIbiDod or wklt ••u,..rea•c IIIIDCflls" oa eanb, haa led F<dn to ...~ that "lbt prolpi1U loot "'"""'' llmllltss for lbt tQilntrnlll fodd." He ltMit:tptOCI a Steady marl« ror cnainccn in the. IODI · utabllsMd heavy iDdUitn«, a bia« market in newer. hill>· tccbnoloay indiiSiriu. and •• llmoSI inliDte 1t1111bt In 11>< r,. urt in IOfM iDdOArits -which bl:vc nut f'<U been (ormc.d yet, Iii« ">PI<'< tfUIJpOII." proctiS dcvcloprn<'ftl .,.;r-r •itb Duru Plastics, a division or Hoottr Cloemo.·al Cotporotloa. $8ld lbt oaly thq tlw ....... pouii>Cy ..... lht lun.btr ex_..,.. of encinteriloc 0. ............. <ornpktdy <Itmal ' " til< llclcl-<bt tcOaOIQJ'. "II 1001rtbiac falll ~ iD Ill< - : be aploia..t. ~ "'" fedri, I ddiaitdy loaft • efltct oa "" ~ rcqoir.......u or '"' r. ..... fold Aid lha& be . - ,.,...,.... • end to lbt ...,......of..,.....rt/11 .ail tbo mid·l990s, aod il • - ............ _..,(101 3 dowmwiDI. it "ill .lust level off." GroHs Tbc oumbtr ofjob ~...W.. prut ady ia 1M c-qioccrln& proftscioa $ 10 ................... witb 1.0 to 1.S 1f111tpoiDt IV< r .,.. in ...... dtJDand ........... witbbcttct lfldts. lCatby Willsey, Maaaau or Collctlt ltecruiiifta Cor Onamman Aerospace Corporation of ~. L0Da Island; Aid ihat I prraoaa.l interview is just ... lmponlllt to Gl1ll'IUJlaZI u ....,... ~to Dntt• or U l \ c..Cfl " ' - o111cc Mil} •• S t - r, of 111< 119 _.,..... ,.._ . - t o rccna aodt•• btre 11oa11 perc.-u~~~t" of tht.m come 111 lnrtb of <...,..""1 ... •e.,. ...... Sbt llld UB hal a "'efl' ....,.,. rtpu:tiJkto tJt tfw: Cf\l.llM'Uitll ""''*fl',addqlhalth.- Y<•IMliY company rc,..-tlotfttlft\C; bc:pn rccnatq her< d"""' the Foil wm«~cr to fC" • JUmp on the <oonptlhtort b - I ll dt\I'CIOp that .. qwekly tn ttlt &I joiH cn&tnttr•n& proknkm. the: ulan« tnntasclht {,>II<~ "h'A-b •-r "ltb • to.<btlot of\<..,.. dcll'ft " ro..,.,y S 2A .000 a y<ar a.. •"- 1o ..ruiaiiJ .. .,~q,. thio ftpore floa-catcd by 10 J ...... .... July. Oibtr sc arUq salaries an· s 21,260 Cor .__... . _ . . aod S 11.000 for ladwuolal 1hat pcr«nn U ' fUJt ••hr T••4••.,....., tNtulc ••• , · " " " " " - - ·put · ...... prr<enl tnCTCIKf iii. moat hi. cnaaaccnaa oppon.-.a we • •at eo.~ .._..., • tbe Wesc and Ill< Sout .... cot. o.pca6cllly Tuas _, C...bwa. F,..t _, 111<rt arrlt.ll S•••· pleaty or pbo • N.-.. Vorl f..tri - - ll• Cily e..tWo lor . . . . . . . .... 10 bt ..... -, ·.bot antr...t .... .Ill< _,_ . wil be st.ft.oora _ CAM<Y. .t•leo _ . , . -t o . . .· . . Saany of 'l.llolmoo ~ Ptcsidta Ft«< Ftdn, tll< arc:•• C'apaos.lo• or ~-- tbt fa:tthal". apcct<d to ~- Cor nuoay more years~ k 1rratl' attrib....t to two tllinp: tloc oeaodl few -'tcmahc mnzr ~cs ud t1oc dtvdopnctlt of the tlliao- khool.· ........... , . , . . litld> ,.,.., timet 1 )<.,, rcv..l..t oa Jaa-., ,..._ I be ttonlftll wqc for a ch<1rucol l'la<'tm<N Co""'ol. uJ'tfah." tlw ~'naet SIU1tnt -..... h u•y .ou.d 10 "all l<<holoJJ accordooa to F-1. t1ot ...It tltlld)' u~. . of C"'IIPlft111ll r.hooold .-.... •osJa .. cl>lnc>~- .. bas ..... cApttJ<De<d diiNI tbt paso lrw decades ...... II> m) 4tob,.. • loB," til< r EAS Dun >ald. -.nd · · - oaly - b e t 1"'0 penod> .,. bn-c lht lidd tool a """ t.,. """"... do•n~•q-oac< bnwea ood 19~1. 19-«9 ODd ....,...., m tbt ll\ld-1960• a.. tlw ............ <'OUitd by a lot Of publdy pnor l()b prolptCII WhiCh ,......, >~W<niJI'"~ ~ lioallyumcd.,... that all I hat publiUt y k'Wod l.(J """') f'<Oplc IWl)I,Ohal tbtrr ..... I b<J d<O<J_.,, o f . _ . . • rn CATCH A STUDY BREAK etlhe PORTER SUB SHOP! THI!> N t:E K'S SPEICALS • FREE· 9 Oz. Soda with the purchiSe of a full super salami, roast beef, ham or turttey sub and this coupon. ADD a delicious hot w1ffle to your ice cream order for only 10c and this coupon. BUY a Hot Fudge or Hot Butterscotch sundae and we' ll top it off with wh1pped cream for FREE with this coupon. ·---~-------------------------- The Porter Sub Shop is the ideal place to relie'le the munchies • a wide selection jot Ice Cream & Sandwiches are a'lailable. �_,l ditorial ! United st ate A souring jtworltt j One of atuoenta' first concern• on •~r cemjllla toc:lay ahould be To lite EDtftl'·' ll\ltntafnfng the rights they have won o. .r ·t ha re.,a. i'anfcutarty In the INlet decade, atudentt hl¥a become a potent fO<ce In Untvera!ty planning Mel poflllcs. lllld the atrength of central lobbying grou~ ::; that they ha. . c:rNted must remain Intact ~ l'harel~ the mow to coalasu the Student Auoc:<atton of the Statt Uni>«Sity (SASU) and the Student Assembly os a atrong .. Jlflldenl mo.. So Ia< ot the two groops ,... otated aa aepa~ata anllllaa more to a - the Trustees than for any PfK~tcel IMI'POM Pvt1lng the fiO"r« of aaell under one nama ancl ll'•lno tile Trva1aea anclthe Leglatatura one strong groop to bef'lll•n "'ilh. II only IOgiUj Studenll ahoutc:l never have rc$1ed eomlonl.bly "''th the ktaa of the Student Aa- y. That O<gan t"tlon-created Dy the SUNY Chaoull« a ncl offtclally rec ognized 11 the only student lobbying grOUP In tht 5\ata-appaars to dilute SASU's argnlftcanca. Tilt Auembly waa Cltllted sJ~ )'Uri afttr SASU, following a perioc:l of eJ<tanal. . atudent unrest oo ~:~mputel The argument that SUNY INCitra ,..,. mo<e eomtO<table dealing woth a "atudent organizatiOn" tllty mofded IS not not abturc:l What is absurd that the Albany aomtn•strauon 001110 uy to tell atudent~t they are borng ••P<-tec:l by a II'OUP cruted tort'-> t by the Soate. a nd restrict eel from engaging In polllrcet or teglsla lssuae SASU Campus AHaus Director llfupa Crontn 11 riOflt calling It a "acab orga nizatiOn " Fow. yeara ago, otn.ra ahoulc:l have been calling II a laree Tha rNI Irony of having the grou~ luncllon undel separate names Ia tha t it meant eaaenllally nothing. The SASU President is alto the teade< of the Student Aue mbly, however, only achoolt that 11011 to jOjn SASU are theoretically rep<8$elltec:l by II N...nheleas, II _ . that SASU 11 a aublet of tl!9 Auambty and any points SASU acores benel&l Ill SUNY student& and aCIIOoiL Merging the two atudent lore. Into OM f• a 1on0 oomdua move In fa ct, It has essentially atreedy 111ten pt..,._ M&ny ICIIOoll. t..eglllatora and ac:lmlnistratora f«matly rec:ogmze onty SASU The reterencJum•that wltt be held on Clfi'IPUMS O¥« tile oext two years Wttl merely provide the rubber atamp The only dltooncertlng aspect of the whole proposal ts that the rnerga, In the and. Is dependent upon Trustee approval. It fa questionable Whether that group woukl move to dlsmantla al;o<ly their predec:estora created. It Is unlikely IIley wlll eagerty vote lor a rntalunt that could strengthen a ltucfent lobbying group In tha State. And It I• imP<obabte that they will endorse a n elfon 1ta11ec:1 by 5ASU and aPP<ove a move that would gtve more oriOibollty to that "unoiflclal" student Ioree So 11udenl ShoUld plan on Mncllng a message lo Albany that aaya - want one grOUI> with only one name. Multitudes ol •yea" votaa In favor of restructuring "'Ill make It d & tltcult tO< the Trusteas to argue that atudents still have 10 have decisions rnede IO< them I f now._,,. UOO!' tmvii\Q In B~tltlo lUI AllgYII I wu iool<lf\0 •~•td 10 my h...t ~·' •• • gr•ch.l.ce stvdent at ua. ,..,.,.,..,._.,.._ .,~..,-•tonu aa 0 coa.ge - - · I 1>04 J"ll Willed Into I - · " ' ot .-no ..., • - teeoue t>o-l>lll ... , · - - · · Olld Joy . . . .... on1o oports. - • u • r Tho. . _.. IOOl<>nG good t meniiO!'I lt'Mf'QI to telt you •bOVI one ol mv tl ..,,,.- on """"'' oar~~ 11111 G....,.,...• .., let me teM a te~ ot tM tKIJOnl whr ~~ •• "'' favorde.. piiOI 1 o,. o WMkond A star·lfuddec:l cast will paradtlnto the Outen City thiS week41nc:l to holt the annual Variety Club teltlhon It fa a cause that Buffalo hal 1upportec:l for tll years and one o f the strongest ~tty effort I made In lhla naglon. Thla Unlwrllty aponSOB a number of P<ograms to help the neeCI)' or the handicapped. Studenlf '""- for thoM who canT In the Comm~~ntty ActiOn Corps' Marathon, While volunteer groups plan out111111 a nd P<Ggrama lor pn)'llcalty or mentally hancllcappecl child.- The ruoun:es are avallab4e hlfe among tile thouaanda of faculty. stall. admlnlllratora and atudenll to m~e thole efforts a u -lut Thla w- . c t P<<Wi<ln another OOII')nuotty. The telethon hOIII will ba calling for contribuliona. Juata little from each one o t the rneny people that e«nPrl.. UB 00111<1 make a very big dltlerenca. \IOU con 90 &o Cl11~ Holt. !onlY'"" l p m OIC.Iu.M you wetiktl" 1 ••"' 10 e•erclse any • ,,,.., tM.n tn.U. eno not uM lnt Otm or tecquetoall covna IN1nfy beeiUM the WOf\eft aren t They ''*' III>Ow uo-&J>eyT. . I"'oft ""'""rom.m02::!0pm 0< 3 p "'- "'* •- ot ·-•oar••- 2 try&nO 10 fl-' you ""•oroooo 8 .... -'/0'0ihOWUO youfo!>Ciyoo;t .....,...-olllhiOOOf""'' ... E-t"""Q''IM --~liiOiltM!o<)'OU youolonl mf~ •• a grll(k,•t• (or ~ora.c~uatet atuoenl rou na.. l>lanty of tlmlto "'""'" 3 "''"' -~~~~ 1111 liB Roya&o t>olkltt>otl &eam llerNt 1 hlghl\"f'llecl dlYtllion II 01>1)0!10nl, G1111'10<l the ntghf t>ofora. you ll!o! .,..,. lha o-ome 100~ so ..,Y ~~~tbn&erytMt .._.,.._ Ceca••• _,.,. EdltCIM...chlel Etana .. -::r:::.: .... · ll· -.. -- --- ·· --·~Simon John IL t..plana $e1h-IOI •••• J...,.Sooty ""-...-· ·-· """... ~ • DttMM• Gon• ..,......,_ _£4_ .......... ..... _ · ---~ .~. ._-.II.F....,c_ -······ eo. ....-.- ~ -I<~ --.. ....... c.- --·-co,_ ..... """'.._ ••• .lolln.ntoo - - ......... llc-.. · -~ ... c - - -II. O<anclall ... Co!--o-.Fiold,._5yndlco&o, ~~~--- -~ -·uoo noo~--- T_lnll.,_,_!nllaT-.,•~ ·- ------·~•ou """""" . .'-MYTM _ _ ._ __ _ . . .ll<tly __ ___ _ .. _._ _ ....... -~- .., ...................., ................. Mc...JJO~~ ... • Tho ......._ , - 90 to lhl 0,.. '"' - ,..-, beUI .. beM atiC! hncl the 0N •lo c..10rM0 At• 1.. _., •-• o-.-ot ,.,...., .,wny&& thloom.- Who~? 6 o,. Sunc11y, you eaJI Clat>. to ... •I lht o,.,."''"~~"' t>.eauu '"" oor• T110 114'.,. on '"" - >now 11 won I 1>0. Y0<1 ut. Why end •11 t014 oh•• tl» ouectCH naa on1...-ecs It ~ wma,..,.,tty ~ .. ~. bK.au.M 100 m.an~ ~.. are ""'"' 1~ IOCIIKies w&ttooul r 0 and •re CIUI"'' damlqt So .. CIOMIIMQymIIJII ~-- l f'OO"""IOvM~ chef;._ ~ for Doolt I 0 •• 11\1! wouw:t t)e tOO u 1 , fm ~tng 1!1')' lt&l'N becalal I Hr~CMJJ~ •ant to ..,_ now to ,.... Clorl< Hal a belt., . . . , _ I ll>o~~ "'""Y QoR 10 . . _ fo<:••• "" u.....- •~ ..._ eno to"'"'........,.,;.~·­ m""'' ott tehoot for a l p ,_., f hOPe Olhl!l "'"" 1_. u I IMft ••httO• emown do*'"-·euon uo •• ca-n Ma)"tte wllh totne Mc1 ""''• ma.ke Oa~ Hellttvty 0\lt "ta~oote·· pl.ce so I ..... to """'"""' oown to &hi Rll.. "'"""" 1 p.m. r,., ""'! deadtlnre "'""..- a mt<ltum c:oae ano a btownH h 1 Chl•ll a ft\~t tor me. but I don I mlno AU IP'II' lt.gat and c.afr•ne 11.eep1,. eotnv for .no~Mt cou-ple ol hcWtS el"'d pd.Jno tM nuta out ot '"- twown ... a Chc:IA I.&AIT-ulwu ..._ . , , , . . . , fl'Q(WOUS i.Stl't too '""-*' •o.., my oAct tnend Paul Pa"l h..O oowwn ,.,. haM I rom mt ou,,ng OUt fre&hma" .,,., at the EU-cotl mwa_ and aoou1 !1'6 wuf\ wrty ~aractw Ht • Olaclti hill tMaclr brown f!YH al\4 • perpetuat s om ihi!JOW ~·a quUe • ponty IUIIt putz WNt I r~ bett about P•ul •• "'' nloMame. Mooetn Dar M«e"a'o .. Paura roomm~~at wu '" f.noloan malo< anO "" ll!o MmO on P6ui I>OC6UM ne 1\.0 tile to,.,.,.,y to 90 or1ttr bar-~< - h i tlld , . _ _ , ej'. . """" 1 • r _..., ...,..,.., 1-tlo<! I - · UNO 10 l6Ugll &I Paul W1CI Since t Nd oniY'....,. ~ '*'" .., tM • • 1!--~~~~g~ ""• r-• ..., p~ua '"" toct the& hi .... ,..""0 my t: niiM: mt.ne ~ o• tbe Ret t OIOdeCf 10 talk to twn Pautond 1 exdlangecl ttl& CUSIOII'II 'Y . , _ 1<e you?" typeueh~(afJbMQuenl O.wltkH\aara~ ao wt.at•a been ocMI\0 on?" llnd ~,.,.. hll Dean 1 IoriO tllne. caught up on thfH yurs. of acdYiliea huh?"). Then, Idee otcS tl~ I uw ti'10M lrft wander. Some llllnQI fu.st olon'l . . . . . Ill.. 00 "'""Y Yhn and,.. hln<ltontllaiT'Melld......., "TM .,.,_, liNt .............. ""Pl... en - - · · Ol>jtel " l - Oryly - l O l l - llllclf\0-. ......r "011 """""· Tom. you"'- Mlol rmtll4Uog •~~out Cl!oc:l& 1110 oolf" o..... .. &hal blonO " "'" IIIOJUOI ..., lhl jMno 1nC1 ~. One n;o111 Willi &net eno I'm -Mn' Paul It Ht<t 01<1 Fol&hlut ••.,..,.ton. - · .,., tt'o on " Bu1, or oouraa, I'm 111ft QOino 0111 wltn JU<l)' hOme." Pi uladded bee~ Anyee-<*!JU<ly. Pauluaedlo"-•wanotmo ec.- olcture ol ,.., on ,.. Ettloott Clesll. It 1111 only lllcl""' hi had ot Dotll ot She ••• - . . . , ~ IOIIII!ul to P...t beeouoo lhl to &HalO dWing "'" art1lro J,..limanoft.... Ha 104d "'' ........."thai ......... - - , . . , NtO tiUiyba hlwu. but ... ...., tne .,_.,. _ _ lhlt Jlldfolllclvro wua cuo or high ''*" -came He--.. . 0<..,...""" one _.,.... r.lgll ochool 111<1 """ 100 mant pkllufU QJVtno U. a wey to e guy •hO had too f. .. "So how to JUdV?" t ........ playing IM - c:-------.-10-. ---.--....,.--·.. ----·""' - ... Tllo ............ - l.t>O ........ ... - br &enolce JliM Sptlclr.. II r-.,..eAitJd tot MI)On.al • ••H•ll'll 101 lftt lfll'loltt IMm'& tly Thom•a R. Oocol• T- y ntghl 11 my Ptodlgol SIHIO.o<lli,._ "'Soy. Oh 1>0\', Tom, """'tdn't )'OU jUII IUIO put you< Vol. a t , No."'!J""E -t!Oif. . .,.. A day in the 'life ne " quue a Give a little ·-'*""' """"""""" you "'"""'''~· to try It ~· So you g<t 10 11>0 orm """f"'PP•IO tooeul>l-~ Thlonond•n•o•..• you & bo.t...ll>ltt !h&l ClinQI IO 1~1 lloor o II 0<- baeouM h ,., ""air Y011ell\ tor_,.. ono and we told tn~ t - . .,. no ,_. Tt>t 900" -that...,.,._ .,. 0 . " ' 1 1 - "Wolf, llh. ..,.•• ,.,..,you-· eno it'a - n quite • tono "'"""" uo." hleald "llut t'm OOOin!Mo to thontt "'*' - '*· &eaYI totthtulty •• --•-on-1...._,. Sloe - . . foJNI ol - . Thlra'a ,.,. - homo glr1e on r .. my floor ~-....-. ·eo-._.~. Tcn?You-.thltgl<t t _..,.. at tcta- .. K r - ""h a good ..,_ trlencl Ha went alone. I'd bettar <*i1y tM Paul - - -.-ton.that "Pou~ girt - • IYtt o r - or mine," t aeiCI. no4hu-.g~ • "ff. c mon Tom.· CUlt I ~"'"W 'tOIJ PUt ----c;:; "'"tl<ecl Paul $M wao tu,.,. .ame Haltatt ch.atrn on IMl Qll't Whatdld~QelT' "Paur 11111 ...,., Cr1dter Jltb." r SlCI&lmed ""' 1110 .... • ,,_That's aft" r &ol<l " WeN. Tom IIIII WO> ol ....yt ,...... P ' - " he ......, v,., - - ' atweys fl'larodly lftd cllla wtlh 1/10 gvts Y&Mican'toot,.t Yo•i.. gaeto_._....., , -.You jUOI can't- • - - . y Aoonoy-J..., GeltanOretat-Wotll--anymota YouOOIII 1101> .. '"' - 0"" good " Weft lhont& you Froud I thOugllt - · I - IIOCI"''I payc-~ Ill' o WII!Of Mltty\ted - - of &ne Morqvle cle Sloe Now will you- ot tblt .,. Tom?",. said ·o&hert by thO jut<ebox Yean, If 1had &hat ono.l'd dO 11 Utf lhlcouiCin'twel.k.t'ddOiltltllhl-'1- f'G " "Would you 110 otot ""''" tnaaa gltla or woukl you t<Y IO put thtfll In the '-ta!T' I · *At\ c·rnon TOftt. t·m WQ ~ • rovnd .. .... , .,.,.,. ,_.k>O . . - r t...nr - r .,_,.,.~. , .. . U\ll comwsaUOtl anymOta- PawJ ts now owy dllturblng 10- He -'tcnef\Oeclal al. '"Wilt. Paul 1 ..,_ you're ,_ -llln' I <OIIf'd ""' rvego~a Goldl<ne ut~~~~*"ao n t - youlltar • ·v..n. 110y, ~ wae 11~ - 110 you ogaln ThomiS Alchllcl," 110 Olkl "Now you r - Iff'/ oiiiV? No mo~e "'lot<er Aoonoy." The_, -·t or '"" a~ory 11 QUI!a otmplo. Pour a malo< II that hill~ 017 In Ultll LNGue. ne roel....s ne Q01<1o to ba lfll _ . oantort-lo< the New Yortt Ya_nta.eea. Tr.eretore. • omen ___,.IY-Ihl~ol hoi .,;;d Jan..- rhll--·- MIII.,.. • PNcrlnged.,,__.t2~111• toot .... ....,._ - . ,.......... """' ... - -~-- --~~ BNty uo \0 hlltllftdeald"Hay-. now-tlktno•"'•*oown lhl IO&ld licle?" lt't 1.11 o · One big gamo. �feedback ~f i The QWUO~ thtwlt To tl>e ~lot; Tour. Editor - ~ dao- U..l,. .. . ......, - oboultheSiucloni_W..... A~ lleoiii-OI>data u.e& we a<a,..y - . - lot""' ~·~thatheiO-tobe••­ .... lit Ul. ' -· I - IN! the~ be --lelly_be_ - - .... be .... _ -Oomrnunoty lhelactlhel-• , . , _... t o _ .. _ ,,,_... .. allot\ ......n.~, .....-..-. ol IIIII--•- h e - - . . . - en to-- a 1M ~. "' ot .....,_ ectencl .,. publidaod ~at~ loly """"' _.,. 10 ""'- ..,.,...,. Ilea • - t o - . t h e - u n l t y t o e . . - , ln-ol 1111 high ,.,., '"' 1M - • t i c . , . _ rm oure ha' l tamUiat with the trite " " - " II ,..... don't vote. don't bl1cll" Slne<ll1 . . . 100 - ol • - '"' 111m 10 _ II mind, he II W~hollt fuolltlcetlon to< !no eltet"'" toct Qeetty,,. It now'*• ,_ -...dune hal 1M~ to Pf<>CIIalm ""'-larrnlnof'OTCu a n • a,.._,.th,..... ratltc:tl my own PtinclpiM. Yot Na ctillciatn ol tnte ,...,.,... to empllalllze hlo 11)1-'-Y ,_., He Ia ...__.,.. - • ,. ~· u a clonlal ot Out guarani- riOhto buL 1M It ~ 100 (IUicll to outtooW me fO< -~no my vlewo J o - II IIPMI 01 the tad! ot - l a. but haa not aU-pled 10 a nllgnletl hlmMIIto 1M Ioct \hal not a -.1 In the,_. A.-.bly,.,...., Of 0 1 -, C:O<Ild In QOOCICOfl. . . . . My 0 ~ In-~ ot tile ROTC. I -.olnly ' - lha1 nit warped petOIII(lon ot ll'f _,.,fc lndl>de the reqv"-t that a _... -...y lo 1\lo own betlefo - ·1 be to<oed to truly • lolilcat till,...,, he muot _ , _ . that no ... _oi"Mifc:t~~be-- 11- Rat-. . . .. the ll\oUQIIl """"""""" • \hOI may b e - - I - . . - . t o be 11\6 htll\0 ... tllat•----at'"'-- · -•ion ot blaMCI all ' - • ot t h e . . . anc1 U~ed Tl\eratora. untau he aoan-- Tlllo to 111 - 1 0 " " ' - printed on F~ 2D «Mlled " A - - -· 111-- t - - 0 1 1... . . _ , . _ ,.,.., ,,. ~TC_.,.,_.fMIIPOOocMo. l -­ . Alt.-,.. .... ._. ...,. - - of ltOTC .., U>e - -..--~IIMI­ ... calling to< ""' liGN of .......... ROTC.,..._ 10 be ttaonl. A low - . I opoloe Willi M Army coiiiOO *">..,lon~l~ual.-­ ln tiMtltOT'CMif'llnO-.I~oiiU­ on . , . . _ With Coplaln ~ Collage ROTC I>Oedquat1etL I ec lbe ~ -ion AI tile A - , - l n g I wu 1 - With a I l l - I ........, .,_ glwon lbe ROTC rap u II glvM to - • COWtl ,... . ~about t i M . - n..-ol benetho one to Mtltlocl 10 '" tl'll ROTC C0Wt1!)ow ROTC bulldo end ~ .... and how ltOTC llelpe _.,...I -.,.p ~ ~ _.,.,._nart.obo•otrto,_""-.""'" • CQITI1IIetety - n o In loundahon IO< ,.. Claim 1!101 ""J - o t lhe,._y,myMtt- haa • - n..n-:-•-wtt-111 u n o . . , _ to me II Jelonek Ia aatf. - - and arrogant 10 c ia"" the •-"""'"" - o l ciOJnOPnc:e _........ _....,Willi--In--.,...., ·~- ---f191' -.._..,..,... ......... U............. _ -•lallltoutllll-·--~~--ltut- - \/Ia _ . , . _ ,. . . . . . . . . . - - -·101Jon1 COIIOIIPI-GI _ o l . . , _, ....... .,.. .,.. a v...... atllda•t 11 ltMOe to .._ ...-.. -IIOOtutthe_GI_,. eU. S..t mr ....,.. ...,.., ,,_ -... _ _ .., .. ... J'ho~tortM_.,, , ,,., .... HaYy, l/le ~· eor,orar .... --~ ol 11'11 ~11rlol _,...._I tne "''hollllha~ofthet:.ljltalrlo""...-10 prlftl ol ""' amadnO 1n .,.. AltetnttNt , _ .... ._ .... """"""" ' --to--oniM........,t-·1 _ 1- ltl- __ ___ _leo!-- ~~- ·~SA-tT".., ~·· _ ,.,,...._,.... --ftOI-IIOTCto--10 .. 1-- one_..,.... Hlo rncn. TNao - • the U.lngo I wu recn.ttlngOI-1 Aftdltoo. amOO""'e'y _ _ _ IIA Aaaembly loly t~tl -nu.,. - • f l e d In • • ooot• o1 on the MIIJIOTC -Oinod on I .._, be . , "ewe.orne thtut .. I do not l<ltow 0110<11 .-Jon ~ peapo -.g !Ollh A . - Zwllllo. to rout&A- oi OIIIIinO . . . - ... ""' "--but II the 1101 bon ROTC. II 1,.,_ ,,.. "-ot•n 01- M.,... lrrat/on•l ROTC oppositiolt ~ .... to<~_.. .... o l - - - " halo _ _..,Capt_~ ,.,.ac•pate • To tho Ed,,.,. 'tt ROTC from ,,. dtfhcultta• of .......-...o In ln a-tortJc:la.""'-*'"""-e,."'""' St.-.t _ . ...... Oft ROT'C t h a t -.. Aaaembly Scteo1«< , _ Z"lllllllng _ _, that ROTC was 8ft "'a'lllfllllliOinW u..- lind that· •MY ~ be.,_- 111 an ROTC progr-· It • ....- . tnal .... Z'wllng ltOO 10 loUie oontliCI wrtll the tac:to. It otte - .10 . . - """' _, ol tne c:ollogM .-off• ROTC u an Ol'llttn. Including -not-...., •- •-to __ .....,_ ......, SUNY Cotlege at Ftodonla.-- hnd IN! II to no lltrMI , I . . S.....tneR_,IS,...Io-10 ....... __.. 01-tobe'"l-. Tha_l,___llyrelatMto apr_.( 111 B.,ttolo S..te ~ IIISCI to · - ..arc tnMructon " - CM!- Collage to a "'""' to< ltc:tllf'OO T h a " " " " - ol wo PfOIIOUI .. 10 _ , . the 8SC ac-.a. ,.,.. u.edy _ . . , to ..._ z-ttno--.,. or~ ol • -,to alop tile - - ot M ROTC . _tr.. ua ~---no-ottM- 1te---- Ult ........ Ito IIOTCI . . . . 00 Clllle tfM ·~ 1lWy -ttltltply-lo--.athoa-IM _..... ThaJ .,..._, W U8 teq-01111 ot t h a - ""'Y .... not 1 __ _ Flr\ally petfo<......,.Oftlhe -o l a tM&. - fZwlillfoV-lgltiLIIII_ I_ _ __ _...,._.....,_ otl-tiO"t•------ ' ' - l h a t S A - 1 " " " _ ... _ . . , IMI"'V -~ .... ol tha -~ . . . - h ..,..nly.,. __ ,......,..,houOIII.,_- - ~-·· Religious equalily Lately, thOro . _ , , to be much attention ..,,.,.., on ""'Ja,.lsh holldaya whlc:ll may -lbly be_.., at thll Unlv-11' It> 1 UniYetalty ot ouc:h lllzo and d~~r •• 1hlo. It _,ld be ~~~ lml)oooible lo - . _ , ~lglon'a holtdav-. Gra•tecl. the .JIIwa comp<IM IS per..,t of this U-t~. to a siUble mlnontr. but< Ctvlotlln gmupa eotnpHaa 50 petcent 01 bactor IRv- 1 - from the artlc:le, 'UB 1'--Who Are Thr(!") flllporf.,._ -lled"' Tha Chrlltlln -~ ol fall• lha holy -elY~ 11 ... not lhlo Un-y. and fall"' to. tor ell Chrl•lllno. a tJmo to< lomitJ gathanno and tha pr-..g fila usually · In uwe .... ,c:tvt.l.. It U8cannot ,,., hot- religiouS daya u holidays. can a n d - It be""-'"" to gt¥e the \hOld? Meybe q It time UB atorted ~ , ... - · ol ,,. <Mjof~J. lnalt,ed of the minority, u II Ilea OOnell\ \hO PM1 ~~ lllltft/.-fd--1 A little confusion To t!>e E<htor 1 am WTfiiiiO 000<11 tha - - . , ol - - , 16. lmoMng t!oe ac.- , _ ototoon. ~and UUAB Pul>4oc>ty Dnctor &w ~ A . . - - - . . . g aroeo one ol ..., Cll'o pl ayed a aong In wt.fcft Itt• tnea~tlng ••• _ _..,"' ..... c.oo,- My~tltal _ _ ....,.,.... - l h a.. - - .... WRUBIIU--10 .....,...., a v.- .-lttttaNit With UUAII wil -todo•lllthaM,.. �Invasion..-:---·Other rtpon• ccotutd oo lf""POr 11.. C"My ~ lune«<• the m>Wd ... ~ ytnl·loea riot iadm<!ual ""'~ stlcb lk...U.. tllr0411h tho <~•D consld<rtd to be police Ac:cordina to Tlrt SptriNIM, -··y• rrr-•-..- ... or ...... _, ., VOU WAIIIJ fO ~ 1111110 HAVI A 0000 .... AHACONE'S INN e nM P\.ACII.'I'O OOn - ._,.or t11t ..,ora,.•._. prl!Cccclolp." -w~ kac• wMth.cr did •ooold mol •"" hcllllll.tbpotaKd.. Silb<nt-aul. Milly ond ani<lcJ ......... ..,.the~ ...,. ,..t..-cdtopoctcttbran"'or 1111\- ... ..f - 8 ... ............, ..................... ... o. . .. ...... .. Ml:l . , . . , , • ....._ .... 0.. . 3111 IAlLEf AVE. 83U905 ~ eod aprctators loudtr ond ""'*' after t.ch 'I'lL at"\'H "'mort...,.....,... ~-· Ed•ard Dotr hod ~'boot<~ dOt &IWo ~J Ht Sp«truM ,..,.,cd tht llllqrd ,_...,.of lndt•lclual po~o<c..., •n tocnc•hat ........., melodramauc 1 •AI tile pob<e <llaracd,tlle) obo .... <red _, clooicd llldl\lduab o-~·-- ­ .,.., a little Ui<) •kh lila ""' <tO<t ,.. .... NWDC,_.....,... bctWHII the pob<c and "...,... ffl!Pcd It ....... 01 C..poL The poloc< bcpa to . . Mott oe the wn<tt. •hil< ochtr ofllccn Jtt•!mu • ere ••plortd dop 10 ktcp tht -red OUUJde by tlor ~ prot <lion at "-1· ot'lio<rJ. tbty buddltd iD ..,... Silbcntc• r<CIIIIcd the t~lllknl& poup~-sldtorNonon.~ "o•cn......ma polict can" and lkdJIIo policemen who hod ,....cd . _ •• ll'<rilla~1P< ...ran tile Non.. &tiL-. After""""""' _.... lht ""'JPJPcdcr ...,..,cd • batTal< or -wballl ...., .... a l ......... later re>talod tltlt '*"..,...,... _ _ ,.._._ W. -food till3: 00em St udtau .. en h<IQI nourucd (by the J<Mtrrcd, " ' - " and llldoaa oe Stud<nt ~ lior .ae • tilt Icy po>tm<ftt , Yet tMY 111 pouibl< <01111 c-cd. -orr tile ""' orr the llic." Vice l'laidmt lior F"...,.. ..., "'*"' ulldt••· <• .... _, . _...... 10 lla . . . . lie ~pled 10 tile pocnl Tloc cto'Od oay • ,.,..... • - and •her n«d o-er llltoc ... 'On ..... ... llllltf TIIe cop.•o r-ta'- <r<>. .... tile . . . . .-loa to-•d• ""' Itt l:orooilllt lip . . . . . . .. d I>O'Odll<cd • Q a o/ Mace &.. hb )acltt •• ..-clio& •o n. and $p«tTII"' )' . . .YIDO'LM •J'If"f Aft« 111M llllltt. COC>drtiOti bt"l.,tea 1ttMttau and poll.. t 10 dctcrion&c !'of~<< •-OI!IIcd ,_.,...., to _ . . , the Cam.,.... much 10 tbt vocal c!Wnay or tilt >tud<nu How.-er. Rcpn, • holt PI'Cfitkn<J tadtcl the OUI y<., "'hen lie was rcpbocd by Rollen l. Kcuer, dlcl not sot the UB nou IS armhlll& ipcc..r "'Thcat t ypu or thirtl wuc llapptniaa ••erypll« 111 th< Counlry." Rcpn, prt~tmly a U 8 Plrc.,_rr l'l'orcssor, m:alltd "'Pin of lht tpdtmot ho htrt: Burftlo • • a typlcll opoc • But, ,r Repa cl>llkl "' bac:l "' tlnlc, lhtrc • • soaiCtJ1tna ht would ha-.c ~ bcliorc that r..tflll Fttor.ly IQihl. "'.ook•n& t..ck,lfthcrc •••rthala lcoold do dtrr..-ly." he mused, "o • OGid probably bot ""' ....,.....,. Actllll Ptnidnlt . Thooc who hoped thol tilt "'ql>> tbt pollee •ould qu<l ~ flAIR UB ~ . •ttt ~eno.DI• mbcu.... Prot.... CODlOklcd .... acctltraltd rate aad t "cnu -wlc<f· l hro uahoat • tbt Counu~ ..-nib\acd to lht ..,... or<"chat alrC116y mfcclcd tile ' •""' For tile •*-o.orUB,tlle tlllbl ol February 16 , 196 0 " as a dtn>tt- •o a • 6ftd tltlt the} cotiUcl«cd " " ' -· - _, tDtoknbit ..... On Fe~ 27, Tlr• So«<r• m called ror .,._.orr.._.· Twro ,..ce .. s l&ltr. tb t Commiu1on on Campu s Disrupt toM was mablishcd to review th< cases of the :!0 atldcnts ouopcnded after lht polic < ,,...ion: Tht Coouniulon,led b) K etter owho was tbcn an Erllinterlna pr0rns«, wu dubbed ch< K <tttr K..,....oo Koun dill! co r<pona that h prcjudacd otud<nu. On~h ll,Au<knuondpoilcc clas:hcd at Clarlr Hall wilh appro~tunatcly JO unconfirmed ~!Pin lajurito The nat day, SO fac1lky me.mben werc arrest~ a1 a prK c ful sll ..in ae,:JPOnina tM ,_.. On May ), Pt<sldHt l'lilloo ............:cd.,._lobcPa-bi<ll c.mhoclaa.•l*killl' ........ cMIIIUI . _. ............. fll and wiiiiiiE ........ tD . .......... ...... ·, \torcat across Amuica. Tbe fOllow.,. day, four utodc.u ,..,. silo< 8lld kUled by N•M>nal a t Kc:al State Uoncnhy In Ohio, fnrtber multlplyiac che ....... prot<IIJ• A , _ al~ lhe UB riots, tilt Stac Us!iv.,..y or Nrw Yon Board o r Tnmccs appoiftoed K<ttcr, pcrtt1Vcd as a .,._ lUll! Gur adame• order" - · to tilt UoivnUY prmtcaey. N"' mach remaios on ..,.,... , _ thcac ~ )"eart Kcept-.eacrub- b wlle~ aloaaaa o nee were., . fe• pi-s or furaitare . a:Dd tbe whbt ted memories or liortner ntdicals turued unrcpolr~d, UISttrcd ~ ............. But. .. Eltlllllo Prolbaor Mot Hamaoond emplluind, " The ldte hddnd it 811 was ao <all,.. bc1wtlful." �F6 F F6 F F6 F F6 - see Pp. 10-11 �i \~~:>rodiga l sun 1 The....,..., by Bob Woodw*d end Scou -a AYOn Boo0. 658 ~. t3.60 II t ~ The Brethren: "'"''trorlg• O.HolcMr .. A Supreme tell all lo o 01101111 WO<d, ona 11\ot oi>OUitl bo for epecitl OCCMiona. c.t S.O.. ..the t •m to 9ood edYMtiQII, ......OV In -"lno of the iMYitable- of t h e - . . ., "' I couple o f ~ 'J llobW-orci-Sc:ou v-;:,. 11 ., ~-on feelrQ nr.lhtltlwr, "'" IIVYIIable o11ou1 11>e t s.,p.- Court. It io .... _ . , . . - • oodoty .. Wlild> _, _ . a N«<ttnnll ~-*I come ._, ;; w!OIIhie ~-.tyto ~Into Am«\eo'o t"'lf*t llw !boerd ljtera1i lei"'•..., _-, ~uon of 1he - · , _ . ol m. '"'.............. ..--""'Court Atfll:le ~ us Conatltutlon Aaorted ~ - "'" r-)led P<AiiiNdo l -· ...,_; ......... to their....,_, lrtnu.-d n. ,_,.,., tiiCU a ciff.- tKI< entnil'· F-..C8ml '""" "' of ~ how ..,..._u coma !rom int.W..t wnll Court derU ....S the JvcjgN (axcept Justice Warran a..g.r, who refused to - a t a l. What comet - - If o.,.oipofldden ttnrOIIIatatJon of HVan vaar- ol dac:lolona. .....,_ _ _ lhet doama _ _ ... of -.,.,_..,the •-a· BOOWxxlwald ~~ Bob n. Tho ...... toMion ) Covarlng seven v-•· stoning with Burger's eppolntll*>t l)y Rich"'d Nl•on In 19$9. t h e _. . datoMa 1he politico onvolved on low dac:lolono handed down by the hlghut court of 1M lend. Tho _.ong c:Nc>t• ,...,.... """"' d i t t bolw.., · O.O.t J - * Earl w.,... hed lUI' otacll*l down, endinO .... I 5 1*m. . , . ol ,.,.,.lnt--uono of ""' eo-IMion. w......, --...u ........ lool<lng "" • oollltion 10 the - - · rioint ·~· to Burger, a noted "low - ordar jvdge on \he United St•u of A _ . the Oio1riet t....,..., of ll~t=-==-= BRHHREN IIIII TIE SUPRIME CIIRJ WotarQato MQOI wfth c.t ~'"" Pb.r now 1 - wrth Scon """""""' ........, ""' - 10 contlnuo .. _ . , roportiQII on Ilia Judoclef branch Woodwri 8arno1tln '"' Senate ' - " - ......,. ... wnh • 1• ·3 bo1ora 1M Mlant:8n 8er ~ celrlo tor • streamlined ~ evatem. Tho cell *"- ,_ IIINo for a shirtir1g of 1M tow balance IN poloco- o lhame lhet dominated clec:ltions Another ~ of Burgor'a l*oonatnV on .,.. ~,.,.ta •' THE~·JI B£STSELLER ~Court-~_..,,_.,,_ 1M J """"""' """ ....., 18 <lop of "-"""' *'-'v a..g.r r..tf..,... ,_ . -. "'"' • _ , hOe-'* 1M""'-~"""""" .....,q · ttwoug11 11>e a.v-'• c:omw..w..... - -tO 'llldinotlon to t1c1a .,_,., ...._ 1r1 ...oar to - · 6omoa'atoc ~there an bono a.aato. The IJUIIIoc ac:nOiy, ...,aclolfy the - f<lr...........,..,- Court ColumbloOLD RED MOL INN- - w..... - - ... Court ... Unl<l<o ~. e.,gor • - t o lie,_. ot o ! h e - Juo<oca ., IN ot • c1tc:n1on - .. IN _ _ , tho pubic •acotd- ~ lowy«o- tow. ......, d«:oooooto " •xon·a ehOC<I aa o.f Ml<Ot" ~ted asC-WitlV ~ hto -bOn, .tllh'"IIS~ tofely tO mfte _,he W!O\O the fiNII Oil<""'" ThOI moct.O<Y of )<4t0. flu <11 .... W<th the 11Ki<dr01> o t No•on'o "*>anog-- ~ ore ....,.~y . - dufong the tlelol>erotlono on the P l -•·a ~during""' 1973-4- - palruoen 111an 1 lewva< ,..,tv Tt8dit........, _.....,_ --=--rnot- Tho booll. .,_,...,..,, Juouha .. - " ' ... ~ But _ _..,from -...olhel"'" other 1!\0nFOUIIding ""-• of CCNr>Cry ,_, w•th the tltnPI*I the woo st• -•v. r-•v mvm• good tonoUgh So It ia with the Supt.,. Court. It IN tiNl ' - tor the nH of 1M Oonsthutron In Amance o..p... ""' _ . . of ""' foggy ..... thet , . . . liD the uauol ..... of 1M Court, with '""'~ dac:itoono - t.,.,_ "" " " " - ...lllan '-Yit1lv ....,.,.., ""' li*Jla\0\ for IN Judic:iol twa'IClll . _ , . 1n1ac1 Aa a flnlllronv. Woodward- A,r~ ... Burow'• own WO<do ao 1M~.....,_ lor Pf*'l.lnl .... Ad$--e lha ONo Judicoal Gotll- , _ ..-!M before - . g - to n.o s.,p.au.~ Hid """ " a co...t • r- urwav-- ....C. mcwe MlNIIny than any other Un<e\llewoble pow• 10 the mo.t hbty to Mlf•ndulge 1\Mt. end the least hkoly t o . . _ lr< ~...,.,.,. Mil anolv.,. In a 5~• """· no pubic lnotn-. or the people who -at• 11. eoc> 1:11 ol>ovt outJie CIIIOet. It _., bo that the off""' "*- the ,_, or Court. """"'tv t. onuaclone c:~>onp IN JUST>-- --·Bur-ow,. ...... Judge .... varyFot ..~~~urger ma ~ Court Judge aw...-.o thOr c:hlorllle .. Ol'lmpcwtWK port of "'" .. ..._...,, oo "-""' IN effect on- 1M ·Amance ~ Didion: quintessential essayist vwu· .,. Second~-- ol "'" gr-. _ . . o f the 201h cwrt\O'V- .. tw . , . , ~ boone way o1 ~ tw *''ect _...more clooor. I)Oon ~ the dr"'J cultliO rnerety a doomed a t t - to tr-orm ~ orno • ut_,...._ O\'Siem S... reedo Y-•· QWOtJOR. "And wnot 10<.Jf11 · no hOUr come round ot !oot,!Sioucheo toward Bet-.. too. bo<ol" •• of ,...,or doeclonod 11110 da._ """' the ugly future lhe · u.aUIIy tnterl)f'eted 'f..tt' "beast ,"~ how....,, ._ _, --&Jon oo -.g both tll\'ible .,-Ill r19'81*•uva. ., • Wrttwt the con1e1R of Yaota' poetiC theory, the _ . dne<rboO 1M Y<Uif amllogurly ol -otronol C'-'00 D<dran s ... o1 v--. -.,. • - 10 edd . . . , . . , _ to""'.---· The - " " " , . . , . _ ot o.doon'o ,...,..., ~ oloo perv- lha oct. eoaoysln ~ To-.&~. The N>jec:t man• '*1QeO from lloQ~ "thonk" ~­ mcw ..lty - Mlf~ to • paun !Of JoM from the , _ q o1 I'Nr'l Harbor to the "twolam" of How-.6 Hughel' lfaatVII. But the . . , _ . . rac:um1111lmiQII "" Oioron' ~ _......,. '""""'- rs a cooled renloonot• In tho -~~.. ...,,one SHEll COMPANIES OVERSEAS A HfVIce furnlahed to ov-•• Shell companlaa by SCALLOP CORPORATION (a Shall companY) OF W. EUROHAII COUNlfiiES & IIIOONUMA, NIGEIIA& TIIAII.AIIO WHO WISH I~::~:'~I:FOI\ NAnONALS TO TH~ AII£AII OF OfiiGIN. -a.-.-.~~-·~ a-.otl-- ond--~ ~-~ -.--·----.___ ____ _.,..._. __ ~a.--- -·-~----_,_. ,.,_.-~o~-.~ . -... • ..,__ =.:.-..,... ____.,_ r-.o a-~ INOONEJil,t. ·---·--......... CloallllriMa a.__ ~~-- w-. -· The _ . , . .,, "'" ,.....sgm ol o c.li~ 1n.t Odon'o-~~­ the_._- • the flnll.._. ol edv""'*' """'"· The~- "Good~>¥• 10 All That," Clwanldoo ,_ diecomton. With ""' ~odaliPM of the Hew YO<It ed-"""'G - -eouoll>g hat rewm to lila w... CooJI. k tor ... . , . , . .. ..._...lDne ""' • .,.,-•. Her vlaion 1o ._........, grot_.. 0101'9 1lle llnn of o.y of t:N Locust-• _ . . , . , ... ....., lnvltea,- thouQI\ ~ 1ecb the groncleur .......... w -·· n. T._.....,_, oiW..'•~ ...... Dldlorl-•-•..-.,... ... of~ . . . . . . . . . . . . ....._ ..... end. She . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . - - - _ . jU8t bor...a ............ .,.. .. ........,_lhetoatof ~ ·- - T fhl COflacoliGII ._... .......................... .. _,.,..,. f8 • . . . . . b hum-Y· a .....,thia of _ , . , - - ol Didion'• ca100111 �©prodigal sun! l Irv' s Price is. right b' Thomu II. Cocoll ltlet.M iy VOioWI8 A ~ Miller -·two~ Amoncan ~- ho _ _ , o.tlt 1148ond n..o...ln 1 152. 8oth plooya, "' · .... olo~on p&.ys - PMTov-d - · """"" Dwtllof t1lfwalulion o~ o noco clunp tWoly l.onwnl w11o beleYed In tho t:orapogonde _ _, Wlll't tho ~ All "'-tt; • concejiC ~ -.rildno dultnQ _. WOiid W• n .,... of ollo!QOd t:or-'tY ~.- NrtJ Tlw -of ·1 ·1>82, • on>UIId tho s.tn wncn lri* Milel' ollucl< M tho~· -w.e ~of w;...,._,·, Junior SeNo!OI Jooopl\ McCArV!y . , _ . . _ - bothof.OI'C>t t O - tfle booe _,..,"' _ , , of lid plov-. _::/'fhotl Miller WfOIO Af,., 7"'- Foil- obout o YOUI\IIIICho4af ..t>o m.rloo . , 19114 . erlloc:a _ , , entiro columna ' wonderlog is the ptoy wes MiW'o e~o """"""' ot twe marritge to Monlyn Morvoe. And n.. Prlt:. WN ~ p<oclueect II tho Mor-.o Thoave 1n 19118. m.nv cntlc:. -t.onod whit tho 52"YMt old Ml•er w.. try~ng to ny ebout h!mHif through Ill• 50-y- old te.C:S ~ectef', Victor fr.,L -10~ cf!ttC Brooks t inejly '-belM ,.,. Prrc. "o Cletigllttut comody bogged - n In a ~eel......,.,_, about ouco-:· Y11 ar.:h . , lnt0fl)N1olion of 1"'- Prrce <1 tOUIIIV lnCOirlet. •f ) vonturllto tho .....tv~~ t o - tMw ~oonot --''r ••-t Mohr's wort.. 1M,_ lo ., .,t.,_ d r - opnnfdod W•lh comodY end penonng t o o - IIIII ~ """*""' named VctOf Fr.,_, wt1o os tNddle clns eJCJstence ..WS fNIIe w- thot '" tho . , . _ . of t>oc:omong • OUCUMNI ~ r.,. owov from l1io ,...,.,. ond loft hOm olono to .,.. hocl<nov.c!l ltuclv on the.,..._ ot oucceu Ooroc:tor Oorek ComPboll hoo on axcollont ochpl flno octO<& - on 0\1\11-.g IIi to WM with The ltllgt 'f"- Plov!louM wu cletAgnod by JoHph A. Wolu ond '' e10setv - tho one Tony"""""" 801ia Arc>rt~•on II deoigNd for tho Morooco Theotre in 1988. ~ conapocuousty loll on the lOO or • ,.bje to '""'INIIIlctO! of hoi forced declo<lure from c.olloge, end Ill furnrturo frto tho ""Sponilll J~on·· -optoon ofi O<ed bv Solomon rNCio-,. The octong 11 oloo top 1110 ~01th Ell<ln5 Vtetor kilN on tho some _ . . Dust.. Hoffman becomo Tod ! I t - on lim from 8tUno per1ocu "*'Y moddlo- ............... ~~. !he - " " · heod down wll!k end ~be occa.....,.. Oluttor donnQ ~~ controntauom wn.h hd wtfe Bryna study on cheroct• act"'9 ~· rail this ........ 8ull.OO .areu knowa ho¥t 10 waA • ftnrr kwW..u ta careful nol to become o'"'~"' C1UnnQ OkchonQH Woth lw< _,,_til nusbond.-- $pMiilll Jlocobnn - - ·t .... uncontrolol>lv ""'""' hootod . . _ , t $ WJth twn tne wey • HCOnd r1te Ktteu Actually Vtet01 !Kerth Eli<onol II o grown up • .,...... of Boll. Wily 1.o1.- 1 Voaor .-_,in tho~ of a c r - . t o - ond kv11 on en ollie whero •.-.,....n. . . .,. . . _•..,..,_......._ SN Enwn. as usual!. d a toY to watch u..n ...- t:>e 1 grNt John F11>1ofl • .., tho oomoe roloof roll ot Solomon on ~ ...... Ck-. • ..,. - • QJIUf..,.... ~ ,_,,ty, oo Flllnl oilers on • • - W..u u bt~ fr8"'( •• "" a ltm•led ana m._e. ~ ut--.,""""" in tho fut.,. And VIClOf ~ hia brothol w- tem.n...i Fnedl "" m.nv of hie lr>lcMQo- Altt..,.q, ho hoo not Woh• 1n 1e ~. VICIOf .,._,.. At~lboom At....._. Notod er....,woy 1101101... - son in Duth of A ~ Scllomorl ts.A Sun! Two lnt~- jlllm .W horo. n.. O l d - - - ond oocond..... ~...,off... -.lie r.no.f end l1io ....., _....,. of!ero VlctOf the 10 . . old J o - - - -· n.. ono-get........,_lll..,.._ ~ttd womon- in f fumot,,,. "" hie dyong ' -· two - " ' tho IOCond oct olfet on ontnguino tnot Unfcn~. -·.~, ploys ouff-.d - . . . ,_., cr.uce ~ to J t:oroo&ou. . . . . . . . . - _ , . . , t h o old men II Olorod. But Vlc:tor end hla ..r..to blhor llrtno W•ul , _ """"' !tom tho ~ oo !hoy oft• IIIW EJl ........ . , . . ...... I'»Ce toto hos OCI"''jt-10 _ . So<net.... Blun IS bel\• I O - tO INn to watch ho hot oerfoctod ..."""""'*"IV ~.,..,.,...,.,., ... .....,._,. around Tho Plov!louM EJI<on .... be roolocod by Vltoron Irving Vogol onmo<l-~c:h The toughest ,.,.. .... by &nonuol Fnod n Wolter Att• Vrctor - muc:h of tho tnt OCt-- WoltO< lor hts " " " - · Fnocl muot ont• lhe .. _ c:orw.nc:• tho oucknco t~ "- r.s not .n entw.,., v.t.nous chltectet Fued occornplillhe$ tos 00.0 l>v - contratna et;JnS ~ a..~ ...,.,._, heed down e n d -· Frlld ltondl eooiV Whole VIC1or v••• -'1111• _...,.,.,..,....,t~ Wone< . . - .....,..t..,.., ond ll,.ovs., 101 .., _.u f:ood r - . oH Elk.,. - conv.nong~V •... mvtuabloc: ..... _ . . . . - " " ' ..... ~1>'-L ~ .... Oer ... cen Wect anct fi"'lrvete ec;tors <lU'l• .,..,.,. w-- 11•-•1*1'- .................. ond Joooo>t1 ~ w-.,.,,. proud of ., ,.._ n- ....._., vo• ., Tho l'loyhouR Tho -~ •locotod 01 852 Moon StrOll end toc*oets •• om •• 00 tor en-.u """'10·• And., lhllo o.yo of .,tl<loe>n - · ,_t or me ......... In tho S..tfolo ..... coot $3 so. hero 01 Tho~ rho! """"oa nght Godspe/1 is heavenly - - - - - - - - - - by M ario Seymour odspe/1, tho Jonn Mtehool T-ok G muoO:.I, was preoented at chi Kothorone Cornell Thoalle lm wllllend by tho U8 The 1971 Oft Broadwoy hit end 1973 film ouecou1o boaod on tho Gospel Accordono •o Mecthew, ond tho toe.! troupe offors 1 rospectebly oc:tod enthullllttC rencfnlon. Orlginety created by grodwotel from Corn4111lo Mellon tnstltuteln Pittllllwth. G«bpe/1-t wrth the fonol dey• of o modem J ...... CMit. The muoicol ~Ions by St""*> Sdlwonz •• ond . .. - - o d by r... ...., *'t14R· n.. ~ lod<ong _..,., _ ~not '*'II mlciur>1101•• lor tho ondillillull p e r f -- 11 $1\Jdent run Millgro I'Joducllono. ••citln9 o-oome by t h o - - 8ruce GrOISIMII not only ltOifld • .leo<a, but m.nv of lho .....,_. ond ...,.., as clilct01 ond auoc:iato p < -. ~t-'v using the limittd atege apoc:o to tho ltlow'a ecfvantege, Go<bpel'•lnnovatlvo 1>011rOVol of Owilt blends comody c~r..... '" both oc:tl ond ....,_.to f~• tho oudienco with eecn of the choroc:t. .. Go<bpoll dioployt mony of tho ,.,.,.... 8ibiiCII IICCO<lnll, n<>tM>ty tho ltotY of tho ~ oon. by adding genlly WillY I~ cnoroogrophod fir>ve<...applng With ....., lew ~ othor tto.. aomo rod-bluo beams ond • strobe light, tho CUI 1>oc:omo judgoa. Qluttona, I.Wldeoiroblea. fiveatock, lumlt.,. ~ o holt ot othlt __,.,., part•. Although tho nonotrveo ere dolfOrnted P.etcheo brough le>g<Oihor ., ono play. thev flowed <ogethel with no real need lor ony bends betw_, them. Orchostro Ooreetor ond pio.nist Steven Slioldt>erg maku an ernuolng cameo appear"""" rnimicl<ing Popoye. Hro won. wl1h the b....r is wetl...,.gonil.ed oN! even ttlough " Day By Day" (per1ormod finot by Pom v..,.,l-·8eeltl ls tho most ...,._known oong. monr of tho numbers odopted briollly At tomea.thoy beoome r.._ . ..,.I>P"'Q molod;n ~t mokH wont to et1Mr end sing liang. Chnotol Seob<ooll glofiouoly letds the cost "' • 1\Af>e onutlod "Bioos tho lord" thll with hit lUong VOIOit ...S bum.ng .,..gy, o.-.dong down the .,.,.,... ond copturong tho oudienco •• devoted 01\ention, Debi Chuoid olicloa rn tho f«<"d oc:t W!lh hor sultry vetlion of " Tum 8ocl< 0 Mon" tlwough the orcl of o.v.d McOoomon' a ltlging. n.. .,._, ollho ~~- by O>usod. a.-a ~. ond &OCUIIW PJ-.c. Scott Silvw • - tho OCtO<& , _ , to move euily .t>out. Pl.,._. cost member rntho dull ...... of John tho s.mat ~. coaveyed tho ..,..,... of akal>ticism ond humor ., both · - ond _.....,a,.,.._ hencl ottho ploy's w""' Sclv-. r...-.. AI holt&. Ooio<es Montholw. Joseph Plane ond Robort Ptr.mo round 011t tho bright COlt ond eiCh bnng o to lhoir -.:tiom" ~ ... ...-Ny, making. pleaont end ~...,.._of...,..,.....,_. that wil remombolod f01 b gifted per1o:><rnM$. .-rat NOW SHOWING AT THESE THEATIES l;)t. �began nothinG tess restnchng thM" that. It a r.ctto ltlt•on ond posS!blv doe"' 1 ti.M'n a prOfit, then iu owner w1M Change tU forl'f\8\ co sorr.ettwtQ tt"Wtt dottS - Y the rnoss-11 Toe> Fony oppr<>Kh · - - • of tl>e llltiOft' S ~tO·~ the put)k to the 1'1 try ptogre&Stwe Poul to"- ....,._ e_.," 1 can." "I rodto ,_;,g tow•da o INWO . . . , . _ , . , . . , fonnot," ~Mid. ...... on. oo WZIII • -'*'.l'lfll¥e them..,. momha phoood out." F -.ply.""" of.,.- -""'"'"they're ···IMno As,. Sootr--.tobe _ _ . , . _ . , . . _..... oc~ooc.n ..,,.,. the 1980s"' H 11 c.. on1 live on on the hUrt I >f ,no..., f n7+ t~ 9 ) wilD too Dm fOf I .... .. Clll8 ,..,"Or lot< klclooc �F D FG J 1 F F6 F I J J •I 1 ~ Fr, F ]! ~ ~ t "t ..i J~ r ! '!: ~ ! i 1-~d) Date s career ofj being predictable, unless of course being a music critic Buffalo's maj9r daily, a once-a·weeJ;DJ and an w1g.r~aJ Ft-... *-> -f....mg ~on • flve.ecte plot ot '-'<~out- '*"'''· ~ f>tllllon ,., .,.,._, ....,_ ...... - me eldoa1 _,of me oil·-· came In lila. In Ia 1ut .,_ ol IIOgh - · lie tool< .,_ tile toe.4 ·· ,.,.. • ' coto.rm. opic:ing the tredit~ dull tttideo with ot""'*'tong • . . t lllloliol> the capotal .. .., ... t - " - yet ~- -on llwl sple\t• " ua. .. he ,..,...,., oightecl H .,....,_. the " - ' - Pe!1J $moth, who we<e ..... firot. gW.ec~ huge popoAn~v «tty after me lltltlth w .... - · lmef. ""'......., ,_,. • ..... ...,.. --~ ~.;gr.; ~ !Wing me 18rm to ant• $vrKUM UniYerlity lSUI 11161. Andonon collected :iredits In .,..,. • • ..-M writing mo~o<. avolclong the Joumallwn Sc!>ool dn't to IMm • trec!a. wanted ony dagfw. ,.. good thing ....,....... to me In ~-" Mdt<aon fondly recall•. " I got ~ 0<4.'' He had helped glrto oet 1n1o lhW doml efta< SU'o curfew w- I tO.,."'..,..,..,, - just may grow But. Anclet ~. -con only _..te. " con ...tv tol ·· .,.,.,. It could.,. onv INnQ tt tile bottOill of the cn.rto. In 1801 . vou ClO<IId neva< htVI ptedlc1W the f..-. of foil - rocll. MayiM the nut -.nd wil ... ptogresoive·bluovrus." he muMS. " Who knowo7" �©,prodigal sun An unhealthy Altman _ _ __,by Amy H ---·"-""'. ........ Wlr- ., -· ........,... hot- .- --IUIIuffelo ...... tlvough "'~Union IW ....,_. ........ Gomoll Cent-,._,.. ActNitiM lloerll IUUA81 ot tn. ~Hal _,....... IGionda . 1 - - . t - al ~~a~a~ -. , _ '""" ,_ - --~~oncld1Nc1ed by~"'~of . . . . . plonty . . -Adai~by ~ c.d e..m.n. eandlolaltl Alt.._·. ~--­ _,_ Gortw. Glonde ~ 8ocal oncl DICit c....n ~ .........., ..0 dotailed. llut ""' ~.!he _ __ _ o t ' * ' l p ( - t O~ Ab\en.l-..ln com__.., Hotv""'" lew t>eo -.~nwNtect ..,.tre indllpondera. . . _ . . oncl trrr T h e - - t e d In G.lery I W.. ~eel • opir~ of . . . . _ - trrf. The pejn(Jngo ,_,. ftcltnwtlke- toneoln tn. cr..., w i t h - """brown to wNto- creem occented with er->. yellow. Worb IUCh •• ,_, rotem 1.11 onc1 1108791- u.. II'OIJP op~.u- of rocl, blue. ollblfld rot,.118801 edd • ~ blondlng of tn. oplrit of tn. ort In Gollefv t. Cohen'• an worka we M' IJtPifMtnOe to vr~ ..,_~oav 1n tt>e "''"'"'inO .,...,_, _,.., .. '"- llutcllfleld Centot The oxhibrt oompri- 87indMd<* WO<I<o- t...lc:ally peintlngo- aculolureo. It con .,. ~HeWed ot tn. Bun:hf!eld C..tot untM Morch 15 . food, ...... to ... 8J She ~ ..0 .... - . . wtltl ..., ..-!lolly_...._,.,.._ -.ctotiNiyoit wktl ~ piOto. Thio lo -.c tn-tMe,M •,t•s•H. ~ """ Ab .48or. oncl Tine w,_ .......__""" The---·00 OUIIanCioll oncl ~,.... to .,. .,.._,or --.ng. Wo - l*'tJCiptonto- .... ~-,.,...,.,~. - --..v mob.,. ~.of .,... ciOce t o - l i o n doM not far , . - . l c - ~. In loct. , _ , - . on broeotleocling 20!1\ C.,tury Fo• - , . . . . . , - oroenre food~­ tn.mDIIietoo~ The I>Uith convention is meinly tt>eotro,fcw-..g o mojor Ott...., by !"- genetne: - · The only ........... dleractot ~ ton In tt>e bo• olloco. The ontiro lotm rwoiYeo orOUI1d lo played by Jemeo Gor!w who • llolhy, f-lw I>Uith hao ., on-off etlw wilt> his ox- conYMtlon In Which two ecc.ntrlc t>elhh food f-.c. campolgn '"' tn. Ploaldoncv. &1• er.a u. ao.oran Bocell - t>eoltl> w ile tCarolllumonl. 8umm - Gomot ployed tJ>e1r cllorect... Mill - 8 Y ........... 1M the dl8logue .... u t t • - - o f -. Ono CotUoted otound tt>e bonof•to of ,a,obe oil. • - _...,,o_.,._.,. Allhough """""" .,...,.,.,.meet onro-dopth~ de-.*'Pn*d . .... to ootrriZO tO OYott boNMor lhOwn ··-h by_,.. o-.cl woeh .,..... fllila 8ut.,. offect .......... ....._...., thM tf wo heel J0118ec1 11\lo one oflheooh.nOtJc:oOUPMif dooo of Allmon n. ...... - promcn• heollh h4reout•uon Of . ...... ,......,_, ..... Wonted SALE AEPRESEHTAnVES .. ....,. ...... __ JM_ . .............. ,..,...... ........ ._. • ca • -a...,. '*"1410 . .... ~ "-"-~*"...., ............... .. IJir .,.. .... .......... __. . .. UVMNC THE HOI.OCAUST .....,, ..... 1 ot 7:ll .. .,.. .... .._ w .~· ROOnFS ., ~ .. ~ 0. O..W. ONer tiCW..WIIp -...- . .fRf£ wmt._~ so. '81 VAUD ANYT1ME Eaplr. Sept. ........ .., ,-...o..a.... SENECA �©prodigal sunl! The winged horse descends to earth Pegasonics stages farewell performance bond cliiii*YIId o ~It The .,., ol o muolelf ... '*"" 10 '11utfolo fri6ay ao the chy' 1 ..-1 cnoativo - -*'Y ,.._ beforo • .._...,..,.,... origtnlf - Mtirnatlld ctOWd ol 350 OPI>foQOitVO Ft_d<!..,._M T t -. lhe 1<~ . otlrtlld Into the '"""''"' notes of 'City of the Srr- 0..... o " '-0111-." P!.VW1Q In their flnll ltloW tOQeth<lf ol the.....,.,., ol baulst Kent W - I - wil be ,oiro<lo fO<mo< J.,.,_ TifT'( s.Av.., Oovid tc.. on tho Clfibetal _ . , . on tho ,.... fut...al the m<lhl-mlldla to.nd- futunng projectlone-!*iotrnlld one o1 theW mony-- " Tonoght Nlad," Mid MOW Mltlt encores lt>a_cllf_o_ ~on.<y of """"Ol'igtNI 10 c;.,_. to ru-t~ IJOIIUIOr l, _ lol<e " Sectet ~ M Oft" lho Fr----~~­ kMo piOVJnG here." twt•- OTT 011 tho for . _ t y .., would boot thole guy• ...... deys o week ulorlg oo they w..,t," c:letmed v-o. ownar Joe r.-... "They 111 my b!ggeot lttrac:tlon. They oro CKJ1 of their mint:fl tO ..,.,, \11'.'' Opening the lhow wlltl tho lido~ ncl< !Tom theor .-.tly rllaeMd elburn New YOtt the bond to play tho ....... lfbum. Aa the --~~ lltaltlld out ' 'Tho lA- ~Nothing Today" -t o the f..cy of rneny .san-o-rronocally, tho - " ol burrw>g · - - n. w.... ...... ................................. "--~-~ ~ throughout the ootlbllotwn.nt . ,...,11, . , etOI'NIC blatn Clooone out m. f•ot .... lhe bond procoodlld W>IO "I Ttw>lr Wo ro Reody' wlwr:tl woo lolowlld by Frolf-' o womona to tho uowd thor tlley _ , . UB'o Jou Enoornble. uncle< tho dirOCiion ol Leo Bo.,, II>0'1lng o ,... lineup .,., now format, Pill on 1 free OM111 cone«~ o t Bolfd Hoi loot Frtdoy. Atlhough atift not \II' 10 pro to lhe number of r.tatn~oly inexperiencod pjayoro- thrt bond .,.,_ olgna of lm- t tNt eo<Ad ...., to 1 t~f performing organilotlon. Moot notlceMM _.g m.o lmpoov.....,to is o tighter. rhythm octlon. o .-It o1 a ch8nge !Tom o two cln.mrTw fonnot to a more monogooble """""* rhythm -=tlon. The rhythm MCIQI, Wblch lnducleo - j a n _ _ , - ' - Oorit on guotor, . - to be the ovongett, rnoot • of the Other ~ frnc>rc>votMnto in the bond' a _,., acorn !Tom o ..-lhlp lwttch ... ""' wlndo Md braulhet- .,_1 half of the · The ... MC11on. protly mud\ ""' . . , . perwonnlf al .... ' " '· io ~. ---·They ._.,wythroUgh on o Chotfie PO!i<er tune " Sctapple F.om The AI>!H," on old bop 11onclotd 11\ot 1 - . itMII quite nicely to hOWling lOX oolol. On 1hlo tune me 18XH lhowod tt-.W love lcw this I>IJlton 101n1 of with hoott rendering soiM ond cle..,, mean o n blowong. The mojorhy of tho aoloctoons on the progr., we<o Duke ~Mongton compolitlonl from the 1930s -1940s. The tunes woro hOndt.d wllh • - and omooth grooving from the bood 01 • wt>olo. The tollllVO simpl.l clty of owirlg ....,.. 01 comootod to the big band c:h0f1a being wtitlon todoy rnoy olio aocount lcw.....,. of tho band'o general sr---duo .._._port ""-* ..._... YOI -her O...ptiae Wll tho groat imptvvemonl in tho IT\ImC>OI h\110 Solorng .,., IICtlon we<\ both hove taken 1 big jump "' thos ~.-the Qt'O\II' a tigll Md clarity thor woo -ely ......,g rn prevlouo concerto. · alter oo IoriO with o eeconckltte bond . . - lwn. !molly hoa PCJI-.ol for a formocW>Ie jan group. AJ thel ....,. to be nooded now io men pertormence ._;ence, Wblch ~ t.lldo 10 tightMsS .,., more belloy ~• • F R I D A •c u a• v• 0 ~· _.. .......,.,_ to " k.ictt eu In the HCOnd ut; be rudy" With the mojortry of me oi>Ciionce gGII'1Q Henclftng over center otaga, F r lntroduclld gulteriot " Brother Vinc8 Cooper" ......, plunged Into hlo rnuoical maatorplec» " Nudeor~ " l yplcal of Cooper'o ""'*he rnyouclfly ripped tbfougtl hlo Chorda Stllltlong tho -.c., Cooper'a - concluded Wtth UB Jazz on upswing) . ,. F T E R N 0 L _..__ _ o ........ - · went off " -· rtwy proc1uc1N1 o _ . , """" of lho tuno tho lyfa eo<Ad be ""11"'11 !Tom t h o - Tbfougtllhlif OYW hill ..,.,._ ' known • _... ""-""~ ,... " Co<pet Clesatc Gen.oio number - 1\u boco<ne o ,,_,,. oong lor r--· ylng ~It ~~ Str"t nlvht- • brought tho •• loyellolow ong''Thio nul oong 11 o donc'"1l oong," muoic bond atl!ged ho lwewel p e < f - It McVen' o befO<o en " - " " "· I p....... had.,.... f . _ _, tho CIO..., WM Qr-lftO r..OO.: they wonllld of thrt _ .... '"'* lor the ftnatl half. they · - " " qutll • P4eooonl oxpec1lng old cwiQOnol en-gong omo tho lomoniMcConnev ct.uc "I Foil Fine,' dr.........., Chuck • Cavenaugh held ""' stoody bell . . . r~ • .,_of 1t.. own Dow>g - l i h ' -"' Tho Young~,' " Cinnemon Gort" """"" ....... the " Munst. . FO< tho n-." u.. woo tho_....,r.-. r . - oc8PPOd- ploy b o n - wIn "l'w woltlld ...-o the ~ a~.,. 10 I~ on many 10 ploy bon.'' IOid Tr-.. The...,.. clooed out lhlif live Clf... IOQetllar ....._ the OOUC!UO thlt . . . , hoo done ume cw onot1w - ''Jottvvty 8 ~ ' ForlhoH......,.._I_IO....._ t h e - ..... 21 oongo ol -olo' l ,...... f/llfw New Ycril • c'oot 1o .,., t h e - . . on - CaDcer is often carab1e. !be fear afcucer is often fatal. · - IN oty i �. ~~~~----------------------~ i~~~~~~n~~~~~~~~~~~lij~~~~~~~ 1 Downtown's Only J NEW WAVE CLUB ~ PRESENTS ~ BOTTON PARTY.:. frl sat PAPER FACES sun No RESPECT -...--- _,.hody--. ....,_, the _ . . I - ' l n u l e d ono ----. . "" u. - - J t1t1 m1dn1te ~eu-> . ln• ·-'*"""-of - c - promioee. Sprlngfett- ... '*-. ~. Screws & Marys 75' WINGS ...... $1 .<29 / doz Mixed Drinks 2 for the 'nee of 1 .... UUA8 - ' 0 not ........ Gralrlb'o 14 71 ~ Aw I. IN~ the Cobr11, end ......... ....,the ..... - ~U.a....ol the Butt• rook wide- of the~ """"""''""· ..._._.no. bl1 wevooncl lmeir..,.., roclt 'n• rol Stay for ~ clev'*""'*'ll ....,._nm.m 1 - W t O the~"-""· • ....,.. The lhow 1t1rt1 a 1 0 pm /4. 6 M recotdtlo ortlllto 1M the ......... . _ bring their updated bfoncl of oountrv ~or rec:otding wtlsto 4 roek to Uncle Sem'o on S....CS.v Out Of 5 Docloro tlhown obovol ot 10 p ,m The Now Rideft- 1111 bmg tllelr preocriptlon lor in town -*'9 lor 8obble oncl heotthy 1>011 rock mutlc to Stege the Mldnighll 11 Kleinhant 1111 One. S....CS.y 11t 10 p.m . V- - IOIIt\ft I ollghtty Cornpwed levoroblv to Engloncl'o revamped line"'P in ecldotlon to Arty Trouble. the b4lnd com- Jol1n "~" O.weon, • dirktodr~Ye intONrty wfth ~ 11.... guitlri11 ~v ~ oorne m..-.eloully tight onc1 David Neleon ()periing lo flarmono... Good clean l\a'l. - of ,_ ... Thecont-dmco group Flo«ppey w ill hold on open eudotton Sotunloy, FeO<uwy 28, II 11 :00 In the M~ Hill Studio. 89 Rl>ocM !lionel Sttwt . M~o end !""'lo ~ore needed to Ill role• lot denc:ll CI>Or-ljllled In .. "'>CCmmng U8 ClmP<il onow F0t """*" "''""""'ion. further 88!.-0805 c:.oll Ull - - Control: Contnry to - " ' bolhf. s.nr- will not be t>eadli'ling Spnnglett '81 on M-v Itt. ACCO<ding to WAll Muuc Committee a-per_. Marl< Cot.>, a bid -lA<*! lor IN Latin roc1t b6'1d. O.'o a.r, 21711 Dot.wore The Albnght ltno• An G-., •• puct-ng on .., elltwibt em:ided S11l Ul• from M«d> 18 to Moy Ave . 10 hotiWI(I Ita 1111 Annual Chlh Coolo·OII end liMn llaollltomcHTOW from ,_, 10 5 o m. ond beyond A.mor>gflthe fun t1 W\ ~ r.ce. 1 Clonl<oy • -· 1 .,.,...-throw SSS$$S Coupon lalldio lo.vd OubWe 355 Sqoin Hall MSC 3 Theol<hlbrt-to """...,. ....wnate obfect• from o-vc~~Y Ntong contett. • - ctluggonO cantil! end •• 100 .,... 110*'11 to the O'llltot ol the bell c11o1t SDu . . . . . . . . ifo. end over 40 ~. dr._ 1 tiCO Mttng contHI . 0 Jel_,a I)IWJtogropl\0 - be f-...d ocu~p~ ....... For~ " ' ' - " " '· c:.oll The 882 8700. a..v .. BOGO.RTS BolLE.Y BaR 4-~ AWN...- &.ar .,._ 04&1 WNE, ~·ItO ~our O F1>tt111t; AND I-4AAD 'TO ~1NO ~~'-"S~'TW•c£ AS MAI-lV <JSiip R£~NF!Y/ REt.DI>S€ EAC1< llie::£1(.. annual BEACH PARTY SAT FEB. 28 9 - 4- DRINK SPECIALS ALL N ITE BIKINI CONTE.5T•PR\ZES 4414 BAilEY AVENUE Minority Student Affairs and Black Student enton ,..... Saturday, Fe b. 28th Pit AS£ I I PHASE II PHASE Ill Bo"'·llng Party, I· 6 pm Squlre Hall, FREE Talent Jau Extra"af(anu ·~ 1 · Katbarlae ( 'om cll Theatre Donatio• 83.:>0 · Students Natl ·Ha'l'•ktns Dl800 (iood~·ear HallObl n St.) llpm · 3 am D<matlon 8 1.50 with tlrkt stub �Knights in shining armor joust for damsel-in-distress' hand ITHACA-Eun\'11p0t C>01om1 bMntra h - ,..,_ tlor lllsJt ccildla flab~ en iA '-•~«~ of cil.ooll lllllil. or """""' made or leal!er """ mctol, daot ,.... .... hM<I'*"""' lloof. Ladia ill embfOocl<r<d. ................... . _ . - .... hall, mony ~J .,..._ til< lo<tb o.bo •ill $WI$ eotr]' dlnr (a-. IIIlO '*lie. lbt UB Mtdirnlist Club, a chapin ol wbldJ • . _ , ~ .... _ , .. oil< ~ for Qc. .,~ ~ (SCA). locld • _ . . ....... Ia ltlua ... ........ With dMiciJ .... talc!N• . .... Conodl Ulllvut&y •uclcN - · Will.vd 51raocN, ,_....., a l:ltb <OUUI)' <imnu kta&doat· f"llhtcn llniiiOd theauel¥a, puU..na on b<avy bdtm~Oft -.al lcJ lltmOW, co11cct1na s and llridch. to thls p&tticular to cat oo.. 20 llclncr1. both mile md , llllt1<d 111< lilu. Sir Hucltublll. tbc tokrn of ~man nobl•-•• KvntJunda Elaudrb von Schoumbft.,, llficleo out on th< fldd " Milorcb," <OmmAn<ltd lh<llcndd, oalutt lh< O'Oim or lbc E.utl" Both rtll>tOfl bowod IOWatcb tht Sui, "Saluttth<lldy """'on>Plta you lhlsdayl Salutt JODI motl ..-hy - II" " Milorcb.''- ·~· quatloll ........ yt any ofTawve sacdt" " NIQ', milord," tht fiJhtm rtpll<d Ob<dlt:rllly. !'"malty camt 111< a wall<d Jl\OIIICIII , "For d>ivolry mel boacx... tlor baald IWICKioccd, "lay onI" Tht ropr~,. OOOIJ!I<!IC<d. lklool) .... Thr« ~ I rom Burr.ao <ra•dtd 10 Comdl Uniwnoty oolh<IDOmu,.oftlort-t. lthaca.ln S..O..y ........... b ......_ "' '11RCMila. E"<r) chapter of rbt SCA 1111 . , o ... tllk: '"" tr""P-- r.- lkl!olo. e.. r,_ tbc Barony or til< IUI,-ddatdl IUI)'ddaicb Had oa _..ny ~.,. f01 111 ...., •-s.rd$ ., r~. lbt nd<7 or tJor barony. a.- Mora- "'-< Elondno (Kint Ciollat .. tlor »>I a:GIWJ) . . . . • Pfnll&JOU> bo'*"'>>d, Ho- r,.,..,.. Eiudru. ao SCA au~ ,...._ U ltllfCOCIIl<d 1D tlor Myrltf. . . ~i&h~Jna by anumtxrof~ ua M«t,.....,,. Cub Pr$dtnt Borak Elat>dm Lord M-.o. holdn or obt Quem> Ordtr or Counay, rmloh<d m tbt toumameno . Lord M - " toplaomor• Jot Bot.lon.vo. At"'Ul ElaMna or Aqd•oodt. 11. Suoo roatoo<Y """'· u JvJH: O'Day, bon ba oecood Y<ot • a..rralo S..t Coilta< ...... tJor 11uo .........,. llabtu to b< dunlllal<d.holdu>J out untY til< tc<Ond round lbt como 11 p&lllQI)arly tmportlllt to Eloubctb or Bl1<k•ood (Kar<n Johmton) • new mcmbt:t of Hou}t El&ndru Who undtr..cnt 1 trial round whiCh woll allo• bu to roJht with • · - Ill later tournament>. Th< IOumam<YII •Moa. Bar.U Elandnl Sor lld;drubel, aliul1m S.arlc from Buffalo, at )I )an, 1> 00< or lht olcks! roJhten or J100P1t and _,........ March of Dimes -..ntoaa:rs~ Pick up your copy of .URVIVAL'ao The Spectrum's Guide to BUFFALO BILLS vs . BASEBALL UB Campus, Buffalo & surrounding areas! 355 Squire Hall -~ TRIP FREE BUS TO ALBANY March 2nd Help us lobby against the proposed tuition hike! CALL S.A. To Sign Up 636.. 2950 GAME DATE: Monday, March 2nd PLACE: Clark Gym, MolnSt. Campus TIME: :1:30pm DONATION: $3.00 �/ BRAZILIAN CARNAVAL! ~tarday . Feb~ary 28th · · 8:00pm ) Squire flal~ .:... Fillmore RooiJI Come &: Dance To Tbe Wonderful Afro-Brazilian rbytbm of .t " ~ "SAMBJUIERICA" . . ;. S, .. lilr: IIADI1AN CUJI. C. ......... lilr: PODD· 11i111ri1J Allin, LAlli-~ SA. C1 I• ALin ........ "c:..N. Admiaion $3.00 �snorts i Royals win with pins to spare ....., ••m~~~< or 176 ror tile ...,.. ..............................e.lood tile .... - o~~c - ¥ l'ar UB '"Wh a 6U and Mary Bllbollt lood S<llft Hoi ~ore . .lltrq ........ as the'-'< or ~ • the W«<<nl N<'l> Yotk llo•IWII "'orl4 • ·~ lho< UB Ro,-.11 oecc I he WNY C001fttT""e Tho<y pintd obt loociOf aln ouodiii-WII second place N._a Conuot-y Colt•CNCC) b)' '"'o poan Coacfl C'lftdy Coburn\ lad)' kqltn edt<d NCC UO 1llld _....,r to 271 and 00<-holr to Cllllllre the <Oilier<"" tillc on Mococlay "''le 1a s_.. t.-.. it McLa....... Mel bilto 10111 lor Buffalo wllb a ... filii r... thr« pmca. Mllyanne Bubolll and nin llnbhcd ><Cond .. k~ ldemoc.ol su. Bubolt• a-.-. j ........ foni5hed wk~ Z14-che R<>yala' h l p - ror the In a y. . of a tlllllilll..,.. Title IX attiOCI, tile ..._to. or J - l'bl1llld and ...,. Ttlaimo, and olle htna& or Cobt.n to fim&ls off the.._., tile Ro)al' ............ to .... 1le&tH or ucdkn« oho<y hlvr btu Cftdw«! • llh Cobut1l pouwed "' slllliWitxs and dllf<rmcn betw«n tllll , . . . llld las( year's. "We~< u .,,.,. a we •rrc laA ytat,• ibt af&rnwd. "The way tho< "OIMft Slutk IOftlh<r 11111 )Car,. .. "t'f) llnporunt Tht cr., didn \ ba\'t u muctt uper,.ltce u last boJI t h<y uBI ma._.t to • on the do•• O<Ks and play well m tounutnl<lb&." ua ' - conditions hove been relat 1\'Ciy iood t 1m you (u in the past), but the Royob the bowhna aometunn toochcr when they rolled the &<eond The tan<&.,.. drier lor the 7:30p.m. shift btc11M more bowkrl ha•c been on them fO< reuutoon and oohcr purpotc.&. Tile ball hal a tend<ncy to brtlk more on df'ICr linn "Maine mane< tned to aiv• us ..,....,hlnc I(IOd 10 \hool on. bul it\ olwaya to....., oa tile ~«NIII •ho ~ btciiM the ' - • ore dnrt; Cob1lnl upjom<d no 1\oyob made the AII-Conlcrcnoc Tum eV<n thooch Buffalo liMbed finl The Royal& wil1 he ., lthl<co tOftiPt lor the Stac Chom_..,lll UB hal woa oh< r-.Cftl the lul eoa1tt .,.. of II yun t••, "unci UBin 110 way Mel thet•k wr._d up.IOI,.Intothe mlldl. The a..n-11o fi•< held a sllm w .... polft ...,.., - r NCC. 266 and or~<·hlllr to llt andor~<-holf and found them&<I•H ntcdl,. Ibn< piN from their nW'!Ibtr bowiCT in the lOt~. lrwill •• tooch 1n the dutch • numhcr lour: &he It niCk and an... .... lltk ror the Royals, tor,. to wUt and•hc cam< "''loib Mel oo •• ....,. tllrOQih ... ~a 51n'lcr," t11th.sed CGbwn. 'Sh< did th< ro... '*" job lor ..... A tOIIIolnory • • DO( to be Mel lho"'h· NCC woa th< por.ition - ch "'h a 2619 ploo tOial to U B\ U6S. but il wu lictk C>ONOUtion the totk. nin. btlido h<rll<roin on Moodly,.....,., ...,. Iller"""- 1<1 •JIIIIt -··~114 ..un. s..........,,, ,.,. ............ ........, n....,.. ............................ ...._...._y... r-"-Y__..., ............... .,. ._,.. .._. ..... ,........_ .. ......., ...... .. Bulls bowl ~ tAUT(.H ........ to tourney title INSTANT CASH __ T ~. UB me" '' bowlloa club-follo• iftl in .... foOIJttl'l or Buffalo~ nationally top-ten l'llftk«! bowliaa lloyala-upcurtd the nxn's divi>ion championship in the W<SOem Nrw YD<k Coarcren«. 110 HtOHf~ Ul..• J•lft Owrr ,..._. ._.. fhe Spurred b)' Jim Duerr\ top IIi~« ... , • . , . . .... tD ttul or 60S jlins, ohc Blllb <died Ul ,.,_...• Mll't""' ._..,_ ~ 1._ Rochc&ter lnsth ute or Tcehnoloall Wnt~ Ne• 'tot\. eone....ne.. in lctu.,t (RIT) 297-212 and on<·hllfto cam the title. k waa the _ . t yu r ln 1 said oh< <o~~Ch. "W< dMin' reel'"'' row in *bldt Bu!Talo emtracd as wrrt thai clole to our tllibtt .• Howcveo, the Tilmt battkd chamjlion. Co~<ch Paul T d nitris' aqu.d aloo back to tnum~ in the &ec:ond match, u the Bulls "&hot reilly won tbt position match •kh a ttwce.....,.. 10111 or 1176 !lim to btd." T1kifta the pmc b)' 40 piM, 263S ror RJT. Erie Cornmun•y RIT t01alcd930 tor.... tbt molch. Colleae finbbtd third in the "Wt ~tDI Mel the -~~~ in CO<Mrol," ..W TLialtrio., "but they coo~ llld the UB "'I" 1<1111 CCKIId ha>r lllade their 1110'<.0 fillilhed fowtb wkh no ....... L«! by Mike ~rie'l 22.4, the Tile .... .., aow waitJal for tile As-lllioa or Colkpoor BoA ...._.., bac~ to take the UaiOJU lnt<rnationll (ACUI) third pmr 951-ISI. 11Gb Romeo, I membtt of the RClioaols-io he played • • location tUI bu aol bc'C'D WNY AII-Conl<ffft<t It- ••h a - . 1 )'<1. Tile cook<~. . , ...,... ,.........,..tl>t,..,lor wltidt bls ooly btu in •~ist.­ U B,rollcdthemMdl'lbtalt-or two )'Un, bls btu . _ . . t bolls tiiMs b)' the Bllll. u:;B\ ,.., .,.."'all Morcb 7 aDd ... "We pretty mudl donUisol«! tile • mthe Coco<oil a..sic • otuo. The S..U. •ill be SCIIdiJtl ..,_ or I*' two yean," Aid Ttamo. UB _.s tile - • h dcfeabta ,.,. bowkn co.., apinS1 the 0b1o IIIT t.sdiiJ IJ)ll to 147. "We StKe Buckc~ea. wbo art flftked fowthltttlle ... ioa. ... ~ -.....~ Need Extra Money for Spring Break? ""'*" .....,., •• ...... $ v ~S H YOUR BOOKS ~ 0 $ I ~ ~ s -----------------------------t WCTt pRUY hiP lor tlw - · · ,_..--STIPENDED POSITION--"' CoordiruUor to lilue witlt UB Cllildctsre implemen· ttztion committee an d de1ign and conduct Uniuenity-wide •truly to tkkmliM tkm411d for cJUid,colw .t po,.ibk metlto<U of imp/ernelltation. Por furtMr tktlliU colltGct GSA at 6.JS.2all), or A~ at Mi/Wd PillmoN SA at 6S6-2962. SELL YOUR Bf'V'lKS AT ANY OF '-'V OUR 3 LOCATIONS t----------.. . ..;;;...;;,;..;...;..;.,;..;;;.;.,;,.;.;.;....o.,.----------4 8QOIRE HALL Mon. & Thurs. 9 am - 8:Jo·pm Tues. Wed. Fr i. 9am·5pm Saturday 11 am- 3 pm CHRISTOPHER BALDY Mon · Fri. 9 am -5pm Closed Sat. JOSEPH ELLICO M on. Wed. Fri. 10 am- 5 pm Tues & Thurs. 10 am · 7 pm Saturday 11 am - 3 pm DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS '---FRIDAY, MARCH 6th--_, 1.~----.....1------.._------ �t Last game Record broken in Royals loss •r C-.y!M.O Ill••" .. ~,...,,_ fU~ Cdlofa. tbtn hod toup ..... ....,., the -·boa ...-.s bt olf<ttd mirAmal tiax to rut, u Ollly ,.,. Man< ac- ..,........,. olftbtTbnc: only ..., dftctJOdy- wkll tbt -d ......... "Tbt IKk or ckpo.~ - . u , molly 11w1 -. we • .,. • t he t - bdo.-. ••..,. abr<al:,..., tlao btpa -•IDIII 10 .. _.,. ••• " ' - " Ba)to. I. . . . . FCNft O..d • - Dulono.,r -.1• orb« $'2"• a - " " - ....._ """· • kllla -ell ........, . . . .. ~. ..,., - • •. . , . . . - - .. her row,..,.. • UB cm~t up-..llh tn<ll ~-the llontbtrtttn. C4acb O'Doaocll " atnm<ly .;.,.,.rw thll ~ ....,._ a.,ko _, CoDon .... he , .. _,.nut )<ar She bdot>"u thll tbil, cooabaotd • llh her AI<Cftl"' PHtuadqo lew quolcy hiallidiOOI proopocu 10 UB will P.., the ,._ tbt poiC:ulal Ia t9&142 to..,'" tbt S••• T.,.._... they .. ,a he ,,.............,..~- ~fCOAOI\UOUHOfJt:UroJ_ l....,.,., _ ...... . ... .... ... . ...... P.Y" ..,..., tA .. , ................ ~ .... .,. ~- .. . . . ... I•IM....-..~ .... ,........, .........,....... ..........,...._ .... tn-t,.., to ttt.a ~ ~r ~~OM. Oy-.11-N .a iiiiiiiiiiil ~ "'POIPU SAGE ... two IIIU.S l'loo f7e Drio6 ........ 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F'Of....,.. p.m. tn Oorl< Oytn -!on ~561nor.....,r•874-4111~. coli r.-y CUI ......, T- , . w~ • 9-.JO ...... 1n tho AC. oaT-,_ ~ at. end e.-. a.-win',._....,_...... Sur*y 01 noon I n - --..y. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b35c666a0cf1f21dab3d56333d0466b2.pdf b19c0683e27eef6640a0a27ea9a00101 PDF Text Text Ketter assails complaint forms; says he may curtoil distribution tbt .aid. ··we •on·t ar:~ •t1hoq alld ""' -.II not oal~ die ..,. bc7on 1 -~~~r lllf.,-,.oa lhc t..m<r ... ..... lold<ol • •ooold Gilly be -~ 10 dtt<wioltN" tbe , . - . aod ,.,. •ooclcnt ...... '"'""" nol be lk focal POint or cort1plaant· • M)Oft< ul u.._.., ~ Jlollon L kct~ al.kl.<d ~~ Siuda!& "-daiOil'• ISAI propoocd Ttadlcr Complao.M f"""' llll =:":."'-. - bo.•·- · ....,.Ina 11oat ~ WO..W """~to aop any ltta1 jj(lk,. :~ 11>< S .. 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Shapiro It coondtet tbiJ Kcuu't complaint Ia ~n)lllclfl<d b<cauJ<> the ODOCiymky PfO'Iiololl 011 IlK Comtt It 110( "ablolutc'' and w!U not lud 10 spc<illc peaaltfu. .. . , tbert art un• ianc:d - l.a&.ren Shapiro SA Academe <""......, ,....,,...... ........... . , .........., . . aboet Sluoporo's 1llta, k~al by......bin of lh< h,•-r S....c "-rt ""'""ott~ 'Olio fNml o!Jat the (""" oooold ... lli<d b)' •tbdc:flt• tu ~oadema •• uapop•laf prof~... • faAh)' 'eoatt Ch11rrnu Notmu So4~orr. •h·• wttl he • • - Mth Shapim lhlo Wftl., .ldllltlled he w doubu IX'Iflon• ol ol~e plan. ••My ~t...U 1\ &hal It 1J u advcnarial 6eahn1.' ' tk: mamtll.Md. "-"kahcr than pulli"J "' .oil I<Jitlh<T and hctPJII fll<otlty. uAC' t\ *"''\&HI tiOnK'OI"tr wlurh a.wo Utfcn\IVrtll.."''\· Wbm Ckfcn..,.-c. one 1a, iUiftf oi\\J "'""one .... ""&<t. or lhi.D& *'H1'1 .\tJtl.."" 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U!1<1<r auidc-tino atabh\hcd b) obe Ttu""" un 211. indhodua1 $1JNV a.mpu>('> hlo.c tbe operon to oloJt Jdlool Olllhc hohclay. Thu rc>cr.., a 1977 rulina that 11\Jdc 11 mandator) fonll SIJN\ unin to bt doted on hohdl)'$, Spe•ldoa • LM E..rcuU\t CommiUC't' .mc"d•na. KcttCY satd ha5 decl:ston ii ma1nl) dut to c~ fk1 tl\111 lh< tclllaltt o:alendan hl•~ alnad) been puni<Cl He added that .. " i\ 10me1h•na •h•• ,..n bt " " " - 11 """"' The Co-ot!jury is still out on decision's ramifications ~JO..Bo­ ""'* J. ~"'""' A -ltk to sud! '*""""4llll •Oidcut _,..,.,. as - · - .•• .__, .......... 1»..,..... bil.wds...., food_...,. miiiM arltc if. S u - Coun Rfcofd c-.p • cotii1Dfticol operotioo, J,..,. - .... ~ 10 Sub ao.nt 'E:aoaa~ Cbaimtan o..a. - · Alah(qll Rudolctb Joluuoe'• dtaoiOll oo 1be la-suit-filtd .....,. lii< Co-<~p by loQII,_d •ore-Carl c.~- apoco<d for ...otJier two _ . . , lilt wld..._u. ....,UC.Ioos o( IlK rC$Uit .,.. u..dy b<iQa COMidcrcd . Ia his ~loo> _ . , last wed< 11 the fonish of the c-.p !rial. S t - Msod•iooo (SA)Iawyu Rlcbl(!l Uppacautio....:l Joru.- Dlllk drm his nlllna WO..W h..e on other~. "This court .ad Olber ....,.. in tublequcnt dto:isioos c:oodd radlcally <blair lbe modent uttll••nity of totlat," Uppa .......,..j, Tbe attorney addcthba sud! IICiiYilla make k .... roc • •udcnl to --~ 00 ~OftNIII'tl- -· hide: Sudt wae - lcnalh for ne\1 )'COt " """" CIWrman of IlK Caktwlat C0111m11t« A nh,. Kal><r rq>orted 11\at tbe """" ••II '""''' hoticla) probl<m at ou fncla) o.-1111 and •til the <"CC>luolb' make a ,.,.,.,.,-..loe 10 Ihe Prcsidmo o.boul 1!112.al. He~ lloal lbe cotMUU«. •itlo irs ~ .............,; 1r1<1 to dcsl&ll 111 l<kdule t - ,.... obcadJmlb Stodcot Un10n Pr<s.d<no Rtebard ~ said tlal dun.,. a ..,.,,..,..._ ""h lWo<r. IlK Chairaoa said ... thooo&lot t..... """"" not b< OilY dMina for IlK lhr« da)'l beaoiM or - - of d!ardl aod ,....,_ Glocl.JI~ -ed tlal K.mcr '""'ed ''IlK Unh....,t - to~ anr~-" In 1977 lhe JSU and <>th<r stu,._, 1t0'9" acroa ""' St•~ ltd • rtC~M ....., rau~t<d in ,.,. .......,..,., dosio& of SUNY Sdlools 011 lloiJdan. A boD •-.s dra- liP iD .... Leaislotlln' that n'<llllllllt ~ c:;o........,. Huab L carey's da~ c:oot«fl~U~a Ill< doo- buc before be ti&ocd the tn11, lbe Tron~ca puscd lbe same .-.n u SUNY polk) ~ to Glutbta:o. "lbc bill was paned by tbc Lqislatun:, .,.., sort or died 0t11" lollowlftl oil< SUNY shift, and •as oe>u ti&ocd by CaRy. RNnlmductioo or lll<llil1protcainl the dart orr P.J I A CDmmGn aue - P..f J ~ - Pp.~7 I 8CJrP #urfa's - tl UT\MIR<:RI, OIUCkJotcrT\ rtpOI"\tt:d. There .ln. on 111< Slat< AI><Uibly. be DOted, buo "they art uni\Orc "h<tl the.,.. um~ 10 otNntn,.,•q;,.j the b< .. The JSIJ l<adcf ai'IO ,a,d mcmbcn of illc: ('aknda. <..ommf.Ct« a.t ''tnptib«tc ao h&S cause.. 1llac •upponcn """" «l<nd oh< 1.0 cltNn.r to '"~P<lfl<r> bon""""' on<illdt <iood I rtday_ · !>U~Y coompu...n ••• malr a "'-1><."'\lk' ba>ttl Olllltor J.-ub """""""- Scotdca& ~c.<~tro •• AlbM> preo~.., ,,... t1w t su:- Y Un,..<Nty Ctntcn-Aibllny. Bifllhomooo. Sl•y &oo~ ....S U8-w\ll do><. U.. ••b _.,. otb« Oobet ~ r..... ....... Tbe botlom 11M cllldaa lo:eucs • hi> dociliOll •ill.,. """',_...,. ~> .~ Sc... ~ or rcq..,.... -•<nih<> 10 ona)0 •...U of.....,_, ..._ . _ to S.... l;d-IOG Tba bod) ·-t.Ja-..._ s..- "'--..,-.T-~.•ho "18 fa>'O< of clooona UB lor lllc jloloda)">. ..,_,rt<d moll or thewppott for f.- the Uru'criiCY'• fi<UltyScsak-tod!cn -~oM! -~ dl)'l o f - . . , . on oceded. Gltod•cm ooponcd tMI die .,..... 1oo<n t11 ~- obc idlool opco • ill b< oltoo< , . . - , takt.,. la-ory ..,..-..,. ..too • il b< forced to ...,.illcc cothcr thor,........,. b<hcfs or IIIIU lab. IIIOth"''l<<krwtc."' rqardo10 rilbo'...,.. , _•• sdtcdult, or f•urc plus. 8ul u Kater rq>orted oo the FIICtdly $cnau, ulr Ihere D .....v.- tO M>'< ldlool on tltoo< da)-s. 1wouldo 't b<SUipria<d of they ~... Calmdar Comuuot«l cbatoJc iu poli..") ...., ycv." •ho P. IO I Gold!rl bo)os - P. IJ �.. t CREATION vs. EVOLU'f,ION A DEBATE I J i between I Dr. S. Hugh Paine ~~._ or. H. James BirK A I ~ ~ 8lod; doeleot bolitw !Mia dod-. lora lclllolo-...,... _ .. ..._.,_dlc~. lw ....,.. ..- u.. --or w CcH>p"""' u.._, v.'_.-.AlA -l• or • - '"';:.-,.. E.ut Cooc<~>ta.tnc.• a a..rra1o . - pn1111<14cr,.., tbr........S a.,..u..~or•..,. _ Blld:'l--· - , , _ pR'oioul...._ 10 dlc ~ -d'a (UUAII) - l l l l d .-cm oa(a.lXllblt 01.qp dcc»>oa. ht boloo;'CI, mi1JM the~....,., Thursday, Feb. 26 to l'al< a ll•a\111 ...,,. Sub ~ (UUAB 11 a e l l - or Sub Jloetd) ancral dlii<S~lnt o.o Bbd. HQ'O>C\er,l'cawal E.lllllw IIC\<tlilcda 1 • 8:00p.m : '* ""'· 11t uld. boca- t11ty wen: dtbcY •·rn..,._" docidedJhal• "''Uld - l i t Ill tbdt- ,..... " Wr clo<l'l up«~ to makr ""Y _,on our <GOI<ft1•.'' m.ct. laid, 10 UUAB may dthct td1 drkru at rtcl.....t prices or atlrta IMuwls 1het dlara< a h1Jh<f prior 1~ a prl•ll< promottr CX>Uid pay. Fnto•al Eaa hu complaon<d, ~l tlllm<d, bocau>< UUAB haoi<ICUrrd moa.cal O<U .,1udl the prlvai< firm had rxpectrd to promol< u a ntOft<Yofl'lakina .cruu~. Squire Hall Conference Theater Ul In addition, fnlt>al E.ut bdi<Wd that It "OJIIIUI out fiOIIIuWoa lb< mark<! for 111 mnCC'Iu Ill>« UUI\8 wa> ,._.ally U60rlly<d •itll local promotm HOI'W)' at~d Corly The: 1111100011, ho.....,. hu c:llana<d, olD« the d ' - t • CfUptrd loll JCOI UUA B'I _.poky I> tO .....l throuaJ> lillY promoter •hod> offrn UUAB tM belt ddl Whole! lhiO hu r<due<d buloncu wttb H OI'W) W Corky, ~l laid, tbt polk) hu 001 •ll<rrd UUAB's rdal-•lup ••I~ f<llt•al EaA llla<rl~..... FREE ADMISSION!! Nancy Nocban or r .....- EaM olea"" tit• h<r ct>mpally bad "'~ tltmllmrd Sub ~ "''th a I a - Ollftl unr.. competltOil. Natbaa r...ntd obll her IMIII poblt1D • ok Sub Board""' • P<f1011111.otr ..,.,Ilia wdl port~ iftdovaduala • UUAB bu& thet thr ella. . 111 "' wra ......_ .... _ ..... lodpcd,,. ..- . ) ~Speakers Bureau F..,._ ••••..S. Ho•<>«. Eaa " • .._ llullln""' ~so.,..1o p a r _ . . u raM Sub ~ .,.. ooobid a pn••• ~"'· NochM - r d tlw UUAB talra about 10 per.- of Fau_..'s - . .... ....S tho 10 1101 _.r....,l _...,. '"'""" lltr flf'lll ...,... UUA.B booh - 1 ) small ...... UB ..,..., brconr aa ..ftt bWa thR:al to pmalt con.ut promot<J' C....I'ID . , . . . _ Ia opmrd 18 19G.. Tilt,......., w -tilt-""""'"' hold CIOIIId boo- 10.000 lllld 11,000 poop~< , Iliad . ._... . • Tilt ,..,,.. - r 11 Ideal for _ . . Much couldft'c .sdl Mtm«t88 llad1t""""' buc ....,...., aot ro oo IOcinhM ·, or 11< laid Nat... Qllfn>td ....,...,. o•« thr pcM«Kiol ol tilt UB ( - J - .aid oh< plans 10 .,......,•• ohr paooiblr ~ 1 C01Acl ara1r Thr ,..,._., also ts ploruuna oo wad for the . . . . - or til< Co-op a>< Blatk tlfplajord tMI U111vrnily admlnl..,.ora lit ,_,_. "' 1hr -howe 10 dliCUu whether print< promotm ..ur br allowrd to tne th< Shea·., ATTENTION ,.,q lf'INWIU111. .i! ~ Come join us at BBC """"~ > ........... ~ Tuesday, Feb.-24, 1981 at ~ ~ ~· 10 p.m. ·I 50c Mixed Drinks .,.,, A.IJO !IUI'mlrd In the pcM<DUal lbrnl IO 111.1 bus:inao b VIc< President ond partner of Harvry and Corky Eddlt Ta u 1\uJthiftl thet hwu our butlnru .oorria; \11," hr Mid. HOI'W)' ind Corky orr famoliar witlt Jodi a)ml'<'itlon brcaU>< th<Y wtff forced 10 doK the Omtury Th<at<f. wbich 1hry o"'Ord, llt>tt thtl• ncllhbof down Matn St.,-Sh<a'a a..rralo Thc:at«-11 suppon<d 111 Oty fundi and doelnol lion 10 P'IY o~ g· I [\.) U1 (') " h'U bra lhamr lf,.. dC\tlop JOUIII 1aknl at Slaa• On< (owned by HOI'W)' and Corky) w then UBoCfcrubcmiW~teaam«h _,.to,Jl!!a10.000- auditorit1111 OCI<Of lhry bocomr famous," Tlce adcl<d. Althou&h '1'1« aid hr dorsa'! l)a"' atfOIII , ........ abou.t thr poosiblo '"- '""" uau- ................ lncr<doblybuJylotdy," brplomtomra with l'ati_.. l!ul pr-cn 1.0 dlotull tbt mani'L Sunilat complalitt• or VB stud<m ..,icn lntcrfb'lna ..,.. pr!Yat< aMcrprior have com< frcm local mcmr lhram, Iliad rdll<d. Tilt 1\Umdalr n.t.rr, for <Dtlll'lc. forcal Sob~ 10 puiClllllpoiS _,.. w11a> mtlft1l ;. . - , . .. Sub 8oat<l compllod ..Uh the requcs. Blatk aid Jinet ooe _ , . 300 ...,..ld noc lit-">..,......., o.... Tho~ Honor Ptdwt! ~... a cult .ovit lei Ill<...,. dlo< 1.0 coati- Ul lhowiltp. Blatt Ollened. o.ce • brcMK 100 _,...,Sub ~ """forced to 1JV< It 10 a local thracr fOt ....... ,,...;,q. "Thai'• a ... or . pn-• busiMt& lllaklaa from -.:· lltoclt: qooljlpod. .,..,a A-.lrM Ooher •*'-.........icn ...... · - Healrb atalllishrd a ltadmc• • Arranged by the United Party CJ '"TMre ,_bldttl (foom pnY&Ir .,....._, • - tilt s:» b<aslnaa k - doati... lilac\ dlc howr>v. " It deatiJ lird Tom Shaver ...: lltllld, ...... I(....,...., bra Praa.. opcntt<d lor u.. """"'*- Dnilioe or Sub Phil Pignatelli. ru:cMd complaulu aru prlntm oo11<11 coOtlcnd pun:basiQI a pnad111 The: -.lot bo.....S prasure, Black IOid. oend 1ocol. prlnu iir-. Jttary ·Archer Compeutioa ..0 pnvar """'noc aP!IIy oely to Sub lo ..., ~ ~ U) • p11atm1tcy f« ~ Hall. o( ...,..._ Ia paA IWO «~a<adt~Millp<Cl." yan. fft. S.Oi<:c 19'75 .. tilt-........ or Mldntcl local .--net~. l"brn ..... _....., .., i1 00 1810 the hatd caK 10 .,...... •• UaMnitty - d. lfOIII pap~>ics draip llld COIIUIIU<d 10 IU PfiMII!Ito prtsJ. <*s United Cares . . .. How about YPlJ.? r 1t to tho ~. tht Fal e/1979, local wclutrct Robert Cob pWI!dy coonplaioed to lh< Sdlool or AtdUieaurr ahat It ,... w,. "'"'-away ftooll> .,... fttmJ, "no, did noc """' thr COlt or oY<fllctld,.. Cob said. so tb< S<bool could •fairly CIOftlpelO. "If~ Iota our OOIIIDIWionJ, Lbm ~!~oat: ..cndd br DO jalol fOt dlc ltlldaou." hr laid. I Siaee ,._, 111< Sdloolllld lht aurra~o-w....., l'lew vort' Chlplcr or 111< "-ric:an laslkut• ot An:llltect• tM .. ._..... aa lltldonUtDdlna tbat •r poalblo bllorf.....,. Wl>llld lit brfordtiiDd. A Qoptrr task IIJrce wllb Sdlool ~ CIIOry ~. Coles said, "10 rellewc die be!-local•chltecu aod tht School. a.- ,_ion.. ~ �---SAT_ . . __ -...-----.Sub Board bickers over its budget OHEO'TMOSEMEEllHG$;--t- .. "'--1 1be Sub Board I Board of Olr<aon "-led....,. PIU'Iillll<lltary proocdur< and •ulfored 1"""-ah ••..,.,.,... ddan Thlll1Cia.y llltJlo. bero~ .,.... to make .Wpi< buda<tarr ldjuszmcnt.a. Tho <rttlr< proau, whic:b can be eompkt<d 111 notnut<O..... <U<rtdtd 10 over an hov' • biQ<rill& mat>bcro delayed .ruo.. 'The Bocd aho tisttncd 10 Cho IIIODthly pr.....Wioos by dMsion ci"Jf<CIOI\ anti VUird 10 ....,... tbc tak of lottery tlel.ftl • the Squire Hal Otm*s? Waste transfer station raises residents' anger lty llct<l ofru. Ste••u.su.-.. •., Cl(r Hool<r ~ c-puy'& pr_.s •aac u.ol'<r .. tbc To"" of TOH.n..t. "" 0\Mr_., To•a duzau ond local off""""-~ Hooka- to .._ . 1 fanha s&lldy of oltpuit~ ......" . Cornpaoy told .,.. ~"""· Buffalo Coeaeilrnal E - faloty. O..id QuoOer ud lbdlard ~i load npn:IKd ~ - - o..... tho popollll ..... oincr" .. til dole pro......, to ckn$cly popullled ......borloooch. two qo, abooll 400 residnK1 Pllocr<d II tbc llle lO hold I protal ~riii()CI. P<tltionl . , _ . . . tho .,..... "-'"" . ..-ed, miclmtJ how 10 •net Iaten~ cloooalaot. 'ThcTCIGI•. . . fa:ky 111ocoted rnr Rl-..de,.lbtcatbcro bonier of Buffalo. n.c MOIMln would u t)w colle&:tloll poiat '"' &lO 10 1100 tOM of~ .., route to Hool<<r'l N...,_ Falls pian~, whore ll <aooo4d thai ho burned to <upply.....,..,. c- b<al............, .....,.- ... 1be prbo&<. midenu claim. • 'ill eauw • .....,.. llftllary ~. dwxt<rized by 1111 ondelltab4o odor and rocknu. lA ldditloa. midmu Ita< thAI thUtcodJ flow oil HOII t.-U to and (.,., Ill< "lt would <na< trtJfo<~Cioct. ""*" Hoot <r ofriCioto hid ortctnally to Tonowondl Bwldq Kr)'12al< for a pc:rnu& to renov.t< cho '""""' We~~cm Ekctric.c:omplctt. 1be rtqlltll ,.. . cknltd, due to 1 conRic:t ..~h tho Town toninJ laws, 0>1-n<n Of th< Wt5tcm Elcctro< li<t. NliJifl lndUIIual WocebousinJ Corporation. then filtd a clalm "ith Tonowondo'l lA!nin, Board of Appeals. "Thia .... a natunll t«ounc," Tona.,antlo Town S..pmooor James Ryan told Tilt Spmrum, "but th< cledJion not to wue tht ()<rTIIit wu gill upbdd." Nlllaro lnduarialJ<&ponded by nlil111• request In Selle S..pr...,., Coun thAI tbc Zonin& Bolird'• d«ilion bt re>l<wtcl anti omturncd. Nlllar• IAdwuial Proldcnt Brian Swan~e~~Wtatold the Co•rWr-·EJrpnu tbat thoeoun <hlliftl&< "-uuafquard measur< co proc<Cl cho WCilcm Ekctric: property in'*"' 110 suit,a~>~e 11(""•1•• l,l (p14f!d Ia< Cho - · tr.,..(a ~t~tio&t. A harill& hll been"" for toe.,.,., 9 •• Stott S..pr«K Ooun lnJpeetot JOI<ph v... 1be ........... bo....a. - m.rcd b y _ , _ uc1 eta.. mu~tu>a r..- Studal a. ADoalllool tSBAl rq>r<scalll'"< AIM - d d ' • c1oasb1 10 ron.: e.-M: Oorcaor l:lauUs 8lact 10 tkuior tbc ~ ..~_... - f d d'• ....... ...., lhc otbcl direc:ton -~ . .. Mart r121a1r caW ._.reid ro -IIOP aaq liU a child" ODd olloorlhc Boord 10 ... 001 1D """e _ a..r- _...... to tM t.t'l<" nu-1 I'JtOIM)' u.ncd no.~ lftD!el(ct-afrtt chey hi>< ""IWO\rd 1hdr C'Oftt..,. But lllatl ckfcncled Tilt C11111t•t '1 "'ht ro the mooey, IO< CluH<rO<tl<r It laue . "TIIo<y ha"" come • ""'• ..., anGlO ckny......, tbcy ba...-....1 ......lei 1101 dt'P<'IId ............. lloq opdl corroclly," he tn>IM<d. Dcf..c<d onct ........ fcld- .. 1D ata't lho adJ.......,. lloa olio- tbc Uruwasi(r u.- Aal•crllotlrd CUUAB) F'.a. O>maoneeoo _,..... bvdpl St.ockm A . - - 1SN T"'*cr AIM NllhM uid til& II< .,...., ill llflftCII>k wuh Rooaofdcl. 1M 111111 tbc cW - ..... co tate tbc IIIOM1 r..- hla a.. Bill 111 publiocy Hooley.- .., etrec .,......_ " • '"' . _ a. a-rc~c~ - - IJnultod. St!wVAao~ooo:M o.- Olnaor fr'&ll~ a..-. __,. _.....t wuh tbe SBA tliAa« • ......_ Mw;j1 10 <J<C a . . - r . - t b c , _ "Go-. ... - o r - . " lllact. told Otouoci. aely - . . . . " " tlnaor 10 ra.w. • d. . lot ... - ._,del ... ,...,..,..., SA'• , . . . _ 1P <IIIIa« lc:aq doC Uckft offa ..,.,.. "TWs . ia'c rwuay,'' Moore dl&raed u llooall'dd's ~~<lions eatae<l a "" • tbc - ladiq otba 10 the SBA - . . - . . . : o i l y ODd at-lhc•udomtt of_, Sub ....-Dd 10 scoff • bim Blod c:all<d Qt <Giir< orr.., "<OUter ptOihoctJ•<" aod """"'rd IIIII ID tbc fl&ur< dlrecton IDlnated ill lillcbtq ill(.....,..._ about ~ ~~ ....,. to his Talbat HoD orr... bdorc:lw>d. Rmalfdd'r proc... emt<red on ~"- U.. Ill< Sub Board u.._..,. mUR make befO«"""" lll«tip&. H i s - pobtt Of contcnciOft reaed 011 • fnt icc:ml cllll he waoxed 10 ~n allhc.,..IIBiucx:asful. First. h was • 6tsirc to take S2:000 (rom TM Otrrcnt•I r~ue bnc and pot il to•an:h Sr><t,.rest. which Bact uid ...,. tmpouillle. 01& Ro>cnfcld ..,.. not dft<rr<d ond tllfncd IW; ltt<nllon co th~ ,.,.k)y feotur< 'maprln<'r contrnc . ulhoy ba,cn·c htel o•·aflowill& ooich ...- <onttnt." tho beat6ed represen..U~ eoocluded, "in bocll qUIIlitY or produdlon wort< and '" ..'ritJn&." -ba• .,_.r" _.,. l1d!ds H <• - e d lll• S..b Boucl rcfu.. IO olio,. t ' - orr.. louay - ... fa< lak. Nllau ,..,. - - . ... lldl or • Idea; II wt doo' 1 6o ..a." He a6cled ,..., S..b eo.n~ 10 . . _ 11to: .r II_....,.,. .... •...,. orr-. tobt-lot IJOSquorc.o _ _ , . . _ , • a>Uid ..... fro. podclbaa Ill< loltcry Uckcu. 8lact aar...s. ~ Ill< 1l:bs orne.- • --lotio&~ ud ID ---10 a:lt the u.:lc., would rdo<>< SUb ao..J of.__ to _ _ , . l l l tO C tllr-- Tho dlltCion VUied to ~ Ollltc " " Oo•od Sampoon ud lllart. 10 loo~ 11110 <1(J)Io« ICJ f<allbW4) UUAB DI•IYOn Dircaoo lDa Rltppapon hlcbbJhted her lr""b4od P""P'l""""" oo fllblir>a Mtk fr- I ~-I'OIU . . . _ . , •1ten IIIIIIJ of 111c «<ll«rtl 11 bool <d ram~ lh< bor. ofl'lot. 0.. UUAB bai bod lhr« Sll1lllht IIOid..,.,. - ' ' .. lboWI: R~~.IIOIIIIJthe•-of th< · Music and Coff<dlou>< commiuee·• Fillmo<< Room aa1"itin.. Rlaok olio t>Wt.n<d "b.U c:ollld be 1 Uoubk spoc fllf Sub lloltrd lit the <0111111&-L H• Ioiii tbc board thAI Unh<r"lf Prc:ol tUPI bai a WI~~ of ......_ $6000 """ ru,ooo thAI • cafy'IUtn to pay In chc...., fill...-. ' I'• coo•itoe<d tbal 11 lc:u St6,000 or thio ,. 1101 1a..abk." llack IIIIGUd. I!Oil!\1 ca. anti UP olfta.aiJ _ . , be . _ . , . co di>C\ISJ\h<plaa. s-.._,., Tooa.....,.. $uptMJO< Rflll bdle>.. thll tho mcdla bu promp~ed _ , b y •t<rnptlna 10 rlbriat< """"""' Lcm: C.W~ypc cn•irorocnuol tanelal. " I t _ . . thAI til< _.uoe b pr~ed 011 CIIIOiioll," tbc ~p<Moor COCII<rtdtd. "T'IIo lafonnotiOI provkl<d ,.. aM acac:h 1a11s me to woeder-ll it, In raa. lll<r<T" Whilt Jl;ym odmllled cltll the TO'"JI "would rtobabb' far< bcuer tolhc uaoff<r ....... 1ft • dtlf<mM loC1fdoft." ho ut<r1ed ..... pnMclilo& coda ar< adeq-ely m<t, Tooow..,. ••C>OnllOJy ha "" 10 ckn, . pemtll." , . Hooter spot....... d<f<lldcd the Cornpaay'• riP!•. - . . . cltll tbc onp.aa clodsloe ...... •.....s. iD cood faldl." 'f1lo-.)l fully • - • of Hoot.. bu ........, lhc pubb< tl\ll the flcility will " DOt io for::t dft.raa r.- propony val-." all""""" raidmu.,.,..,....... COMMUNICATION UND£RG~UAT£ STUDENT ASSOCIATION IT'S A PARTY! 2nd Annual SPRING BREAK PARTY It> a -cmeat rclcasccl.._ wool:, Hoot<r ..,....S to "mat< <Y<r)'effoct" 10 locllelb< propoa<d Malon in anolhor Pllt or Tooa.....S.. Hoot« will aJio&aiiY explore lites aJoQa.JU.-.. Rood In chc Town'& t>Oialcd illdusuill .,...; Put>-•·p.m "All That Jazz'; IWJ~-~~- 50co-Pizza .. · r-~a~cte ....... .........uoos "'" tho O>wltr-Expfess local orrtdals ..w ~ ~ about Hooter'• Toaawaoda 8wJcllola IAipcctoc" Kr)'12al< ailed tbc altcmalivuice .-dl "pooblldcy fO< Hoolta." .. , smell • ..... ~ County ~« Dovld Mom. Wbik ............,cr by Hooter's commiunmt co Cll;l)lorlna alttmlliws, Man1 coolaldod "th<Y w:ry d<ou1y .....,... t.lleir rllht" co rctllrll to tbc orialoal 1 "' TONIGHT: Free Movie ""*"'· w..an Ekctrie Plant. Meanwhile. CoWitY Lqi.Wor Olarl<O Swonlck -bclkva thai &nDOWKICI!lentlr limply a "pqblic: n:lado01 ;;crea~." ~ .. •••• p.m.) BROADWAY JOE'S (Next to Mickey Retal Thursday, Feb. 26th from 9:30 pm - 3:00 am $1 .00 Admission~ Drink Specioio ••••B!IIIIIEIIIII!!!!I....................... TUESDAY: "Fame" plus FREE new summer Wilkeson Pub T..SHIRTS to be rallied. Coming Saturday: Live Rock TALAS �....,. tElls Senate Committee -.t>n, rabtance ~ . - tJni•entr and tile aumcncll aoll .......,... bondtna o< ~-cl>·-· 8u1 Sol~orr end t:.-.IU.b Ptor....,. TbomU ClonAOUr - . - "'"' ....,, _.xmx """'"dl IUid • ....., thAI lilt Sentl< lflould CO&Id>IK 10 ~ inpUI to 1b< tlandjnJ G"O<tal Edutollon Con>mlu« hcaOcd Pc«r liore. ·~ lmpiemeat&llan slv>uld btkf l In 1M CcxnllllU«. but wc. <J-.Id act"lo..,...., 10 b)' __ .. -.. --- --.. lObe Trull <a' .._._.......,_ ~ USTCMIAnoilt. IUICI!t tllllloa ...... n.. body'• ~ ~ "GGeCC rao1itt lhlt lftOI!Ih 10 raix ..,~, wltloa $150-1 moVt thlo is opected 10 Dd SUNY ao oddulonal SlO million for iu 1911-Cl openlia& bllllca . Ul 'IIIII ..., ... 10 taeol ~ 11M - ~_,.,...,.....,lb<S..c Di.WO. or ... lludFt (008} bad.....,.,..., in J - . . il ......... 41 PQiillo... The atn1 r.._... - a l t d by lbt ulilloa ...._trlll_b_...._.y. "SUNY oboloooolr rt-4lloca1ion ........., _ ... ~Cett.. inlooecl • ..,.. tb&l tile Ul core CMopus ..JII have a n<1 pin of throe .....se • ..011) - · _._ or .. . ......... - ~"::.::.~it ........,. Under Ill< &ma14mc:rn, 1bt Reoltb Scielxa will Joe all IS ollhcflltldly Ct1U reotored 1114 ~I of iii 1111111 U .,.,._. CtiiS P... ....._ Vft konr......1111 ......... ''llildl"'b tb< Donl.ll Sdtool ...... &lid be told lite Con>mktac It - * i ,...;,.. ..,._btt one priority" In tbc ~-· The Ubrar*, Jlattd for dj:llt lioc cw in til< Eiooclmn ......_,, '-I flft _...,., llld aodmt ..,...... bad all tea or ia pojecttd plority lial, ......_.bacq..,_ Lcpla(i.c BcfOC"C ....... - ............10...,. aftcr lt it Olll>noilted 10 tbe ~~~~· iD Jaouary &IOd tile tultloo hikt wiU be 8dded llUs Wftk, Kcttcr e&plaintd. b)'""'""* WIl«ur< ~~~\4111(>111o lilt*'*"' H~rr 10 lll«<illa aod OUI!lflt !he «>~M so a 10 be followed b) rq)laccmall. ,....,·spQirCI&. Sjoril'l&tr'n~ , Qtiillollt4etiP<d 10 pLln oul 11\t Smal"' - R tO pMJiblt mr...ehll'lelll , !lie COdtro..mal rcpon ..,..,..d 1101 onl~ tbal di&Jer, but aka !ka••• lhoultt coetlave to play a rundamcatal role ID lmplcmbWIIJ o.n.r.t Edualion. At a......., ScaMe I., .,......:~ tbM1he5cMteollotlld mariclltidt 10 otttina brood ocodcmic pis ancl rcfraio f.- -..Ina boqcd down ill tile ruuy. piuydcuih. _.,_,ltd oco4em.c plenlllna. ~ Ito "\nccnm . _ , ..,..,. Corut~Uet. Spriqo:r -'""'"" that 11< ,. -~;"* feodbad< on .....,, or '"" '"'""' "" .........:~. ""-'•m ~ maintllntd lhlt d wu for Ilk a roup 10 dtfm< 1 'tll< kind <MFA or UNvenMylbM ""'"""" 10 be." Hr olio twtd ~ • clotailrd sbon· lttm ptaMlna IUid ·~ ... b) •11idt s.- ..-..u. ....... &be Scaete ~ a aoodifood ........., of lhr <lalctal Eduadloa poaram al • ope6oJ Octobn mortiiiJ,il h.. footd a boA of lmpl<m<ntatlon dlf(lcollia to..,.wina ~.. lt'dlldioru ""' be -....od&ltd" •• twiOO•k" for hi• CO<Aml!tor. "'~ 'We hrNe (out profes.!iald kbbyisits and about one hu!draJ I'OiunCI!IIn wllo • uncommon . ICcner'•~ ....,_~ or · Satalt Ololnnon ~Sol•orr .......,~e-tve <hli111lltac for iD l arlii!P em 'W~he Advocacy's , 'ork• So"orl conetudtd the E••••• i•r Corncruu<c's 0entta1 ~Jo• ditcvaoon ID-$1&1., OliiJoa porillonJ. S..t law allows lbt Gowmor 10 ama>d ~ ~ ....... SUN't......_h6._ The Pmidalt We> .aid tb&lolthouJh _,. nwn ...,. mtortd, socii fu.ocb fa< fa<<lp IUidftlls - • - ilodudcd ia tho tllil.iaa llikt~L ' 'Thai w.1J be mott l<riou.dy !dt oo till> C11mJ>US." j(fttcr iaromxa tbe Exccullve Carunince. H< addftltbol it would be put SCICOIId on Ull'• charJ<d, arean1na 1001h<ha>ttll0a....,!Nil -...,-- L ~-- .... .........._..,. c......, ;w.o ..... _ _ .• <UU t"funir>Mtd. lht 1ICOdcmi< · - ·" Cocmolb' - t d1n Sol~fr ...........cd, not.iool bll oppooitlo" notny upect> ollbt rtcmt propogl ror tbt inlp-alooo ollllc 'MII1I atb pon lhtl'fOIIJim. "I doli'I tlllnk il is td~ 10 til< Olwm¥ ''I M..U.l openR fh1ouch the w~ OIIJteeXbl. ~ citizens · -Common Cause staffer Else Garda .,.,.. c-Jka ....,.... Sl4/lll'riNT rw.ft anidc, "COQpal would ...... loaktd th< other..., 1114 dooc DOthina •• • if 1101 for Gardner and lh< m<mbttS of ComMon Cawc." ·- c - c- bas borD "" catr111ordlaarr Jl!Udi&D or the lettarlty of our election - - ••• they b. .c helped .._. l l l c - r... rdorm ••• ulcl fonD., Vice Praldcnl Wolttt Moodalt. S..or Wllliom Proamlrc eolltd h. · "an • o111atloc ..........,. •.. It is no..adatl tho& c:MIIpd CDOf1bOIISiy ill lilt ~ • • • of Coat.ol011 c....,. C..'llfc.'' " l lle\'C-lMd &peat raprct po.11owRuffiD&tKricssodlMdilmcr fa< 70W ~ Clrlllllialloft; but I have na .._ ltiiiiCICI- ..,• • You arc a """'* _, bailtby CMipaip eo&llibutloolto_,.~ -............ .,_or pooplo, w11o •01... Coaamott Cauoc - .,... a clllacr>b 10 tbt ol _.,...., 1111-.1 ~ve Olafles Wlloa, n.e. on )* a t1Q1 croa J<Ciloa ot~ . . . . . . . . . .tdfromtbt 1110<'< ww~ . 9/ Colll•e~• Catuc CIIIPio:rs If dinlCl _...... "llle ciOII't try to buy ian.- db policlc:al COI)Iriboti6As or '"«ket~ds pr duolahoolitlc 011 tbt ~· Ow aim b 10 fllftClloa oocolllllably, to maltt tbc .au ............... ....,....... •~llu..."""•~lhrirtmllt qtiGUd tiJ A ...,. q[ an- lllni•motl' review. lnlteod, it A<fiOII lit~ 0..... Sinoc Oood• Coqrus kucro, I riO, wkl fonDer Lyodoo cekpuu ~cal&,-.,. ............ ,.--is .-r ....... ......,.,. --. Oanlto&l' die lolra Jolla or • or....,C c- _, bctw '"tb llamtt&b ""'"' ot ¥0iualftn. - play. sipir- role inlbt lobby's QPCrltioo. lib people"). - ........., ,.,. bacb lbt - · Sjlrecben Sie Deutsch? Ttte Undergraduate German Association -ts having a · Menibershlp meeting Join the fun - Join a club Join: .Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 3:00 p.m. In room 334 Squire Hall ~ WRESTLING 811(/ TOPLESS MUD OUI£l'B /JANCERS EVElY 1\ll!lbAY, liAIIK>l"f ~ ~ ~RIMY NIGHT!! --~~----~--~·~~~~~----------·~ Also ~liS ~ Jlflf(it:ipM. £Mn • (llinimum of 130 for 8 15 mintJt8 ,.tdt. ,. -fl. C6l fol ,.,.tions. 855-8943. . _ _ . _FREE ADMISSION WITH AD.&--ssQ ��~ I .©JJi~©©W®ey 1Columbia ] . ~ ond _ . . • IIIII tho ! ....,. ..,.............. _••_,_.ot. _ _ -~ )tl . ,... llunch. lilt 122 tool f .,._....s.16 ................ r-.,.., .. ... ...... i _...-.....,'"_........ ......... _..... lo """ . . . ,.. """'" 1... Wik0.. .. .,_.. ... 122lool~cnll 11 -.ftaf ....,._.toe llllf1<h, lht fuol ~- t,oc;td ..... poradwoed .....od ,.,., 10 ~ i h f -............. -....laod~ Thottri bono• I ,... ~ ... ~tnd•lhtonlv pon ol 1M ~ nQI rNMd Nwi ~ llhunlor ·· .,. EMili'• ..._.n... one! glda IO 0 a.nding .np ........ 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"" O<dlnory Ill 11... iS !low I I< planrwod IO work Unloo!v~. lht bosltrvung «< the IJ'OIKI, NASA t.n J)iiGuid ...., """' .... had ... be -w ..... _......, .. m. -he._ ongll'ea Uplod>ng and burning wtlh one! _,.,_ .,_ 4\loldo. • ~ ~ ,...,... 11101 ol ollht pn>blcmo ' -- • ' - lor now - boon -*'""· NASA odiodultd a - flo1ng ol rho ohlp'unglne "'"' mcloy Tho 0umehro411Uyinlollla~. d>e t• .-llllul but....,_ proltlmt olein ol lht Jbuulr ... t>M up ID • - 1o lhroo , a . - tochntcol one Nino. h<ondtld ......,., ~ lalnllhd In ..... .. - - .......... .........,off ... ,.. • .,.........llw ....... r»Y diopiM ond .... - _ .... ~ 7 10 . . . . . . prcooiQn , . , . , . . . _ . . . hod iO ... ._,. .. ll.obM be -.led - . . . 1 0 an a1ldo ootd J>aOn YOWt!l. . . -..loci S6 ti Dtocooc7 ..,...,_, • • ...,._..,.. lar ho wro -tu tlnl t)tWtU oncl re "'''Y lb. ploce on thl Cdolmtoo- ro • - . . ~ CftW'""" ..........., ""'*"- n- .. ow.,.,.....l ao ..... e.:hllk lt ................ l....._ o/ ~ ....... lho<undlltl of an ll>d!. · - _ . j \tlh4n llw Colup'lboa "twNtflllll IQ ,.,. ho<n 10 ploct tech 0111 of tlw 30.000 • """"""""" · k wC be onl2t1og a rogoon of ""-d-ng IO D t - whtn lila Cdlunlolo. tpHCio ......... . ec:conling to US .... camtd byo 747 1"'"' ~ 10 Florl<la no~ croll flown bol<n ol !horn Jt1 off Tho C4umbla Jil in . Ohcllor ol lht """'changor "" 11\an • )OW ....! on« hoi .. ~ Krell laid us ,..,_ 11101 __.. lr-.J ond r.....S ...,.. lllot "''lMn • no.....,., tunnol ;n llw -'d t1w can ..__.It N"'. has"""' s..- c Spring 1981 ....,....r.-., Jua r..;.. . _, COLLOQUIUM ... c.;.Eac r.u. liN. Wednndays 1<00.3:00 p.m .. Fl!bruery 2>1\prll 29 Technlul 111d Sdenllnc Reltdfng Appro.ct>es. Baldy Half, room 202 Tht• setnin. • in t.Jp aud~li acqulrt • ~t.er- undenlandklg ol ~Gopra OPEC becoming a fossil? Prof fueling coal studies hW> ,.,..., .. s-......... s..-.... R--=h on rho ullllut- of..,._,.,,. ouW"' COli by U8 Prof..., of Elodrlcal ~ o..td Shaw c:ould hotp- ow~ on liMit """""'"• ~I ond ..,..,.Ilk maletlol Empl>osls "''" bo pi~ ed on~ lll>yola. ond Iotty lulbool<a. Prtw>t<t I'lL $honyl W - t -4........ Rucl;ng Component. ol U8 •I.Aboroiory lor""'- and Ei--..1 ~.._..,.c-.. ~ ~-"on ·- lll<dnadoy, F~ ..,.__,·-al'tlllhod.....,. hW> ..._... """""lfuood l o - ...... ,........'""" hot ...... . . , . , . . , _ - .... h a - - .... owiMonc« pooducwd ~ lila _.,., - - ... .,.....l*'ldM to~~ - on &arg.r onn ..,... un ,_be _ , Iron> tlw gao bv ..,.,_,., mothoch ""The- ............ ..,.,..olponala~~-~ pian~ both • goo and • .,_,. turbone .. otto.. • mild> liP eHleltmcf'lhan _,,..,._.. planu ." wei Shaw Tho ...,._ In ~ would bo ~~~~ 20 pm:4tnt acrorcbllg 10 a 1979 .,..._ . _ , ""*" - Higher elllcMncY _ • ........,_, it no1 a,_ tocho- ~ pOoowetd WI lb. 1940s and ICJSOo, but daomtd - CIMIIy In .,.,._....,., ... ..,.,_..,., md!iocl• ~ oo......S_ccn_ol&!><r.........,..hoo!l"' tutbon«, 11M ...... pandn tnuJI bo ..._.j and Nno«. litO ........ al _..,,.. "TTw hoi gao daon .., ... IDiiOI 15 10 20 ""'""' of d>e plaoa ' COOl." , _ Shaw "'The ~ ""'-cy o/ lila~ qdo pion! -.lei olha tha COli ... M ifnl>ott""' 0spoct of tho IWW plants ...at- tlte mtd>odt uMd 10 bum tiw hl!#1 ouHw coal n- IMihoch - desogned ID m~~rolv 110p llw ••'"- ol oulfur (S0211nto tlw at_.,.,o-tlle ca.ne ol liCitl ,_ and rhc ruwn h>gh hat .,_, lltnlotd to th< oullw <"'Il II 'nol commonly UMd Add !'lin. clulh o/ lllh 1n A<litondtdl laka. to a - " " ....,._, ~ ""*" ....... t:8 .. o( .... ~- _ _ _ , bv .... Oopanmmt of f!Mrgy (OOE) ~ Gofteal Eloarlt fGEJ ond [,..on ... llw ott..~_.. on tttehodo o/ hot 1101doort lOP Gt,.... u"'--t> lorgt . . . ~Ira. .... U8 nut •llnJ. "--cc - ln ~· -- s-. ............. "VB·- 'LONDON SCHOOl OF ECONOMICS ____ __ ·-------- ·-----...---------..... ......... A c"•~~« 1o atudf aftd RYe '" ~.. ....,_ _. __,_. A . . . . . . . . .. ~ .... _ . . . . ........ .. ~~- MIAMI BEACH DAYTONA BEACH $99. $99. AU,..,., I~ lodg•fiP•t *lwr• OCHn 110111 llot•ls. All tatel - eubl«;t IO a Sf&OO te• end NIYift c,.rpe, OPTIOitiAL: ................. - d.yt- •• -.tllble . DISIIEIWOILD $7_N)O EI<*SIOIIS AVAILABLE •FEl...aeJPR.. L•·-.., ..... .,.MAA. ,. •"'!l• •111Atl21 • -- ---........... - - ...... ~--'-...:OA IAL"-,_. TreniCJC)tlallon to Miami Fl. IAideftlefa Met ......._~ ~-·-- ......., -, ---~ --- ­ •MAR. , • • MAR. 21 •APR. 11 • APR. 11 •APR. 11 · APR. 25 �I! ©JJL~©©W®~:W I The beaUty of.science: more than complicated formulas ~ - - - byha.·Mwc 8nta ----"""'"''" When I ..., 1 lod my tutnnw tho _....., dew ~ ....... .......,. llhlrnm«od ., ITont ol my grondporm~>' t-ech 'hoUM In Had~ If~ _.. Into II>« """""" In ... lo!o olt"'"""" when tho "'" .._., •• btjght, "'" dup ...... "' ""' ... 1 would."""'"" wllk tho c:fo:er oky oncl r bocome .... mdloott btu. WTOid 1 But tho - Cltln«olod a u n l a- whlcb t••m•d wltb .-uc.h a CIOmplo.Jiy and ~ ol ... formo .... tNde tko lond 10 b. • ~~on... ..... """"llw · "'- ~ ..... of ani iocb ~~!~>«~~· - ~.No~ .~ ..'hlch , . - hinD ol • '""""""' hod !ram WTII\ a CXM.Qll<t of ooocltdeko With my S'Wn fWtl I k~ tht , • ....,.,1111 plnldlh r.and CJI tho. b.oc:h and opptooc:htd tho bu.cltng. .U.nt eomDliUillib INt <Mt.,td Mound 11w _,, ~ llvou!i\ my foc:o matk I wu aman_. · •' the. ~oiLJoondccbtwlollr>g otOI.II>d rnf W<h •ltlnd ollwodllea ~- bfl!l"d ....h • llnte I foil ._ an lnlr\ld« In - · · ~ a.-n 1rt..,......,. Ath vlfiOiy o l " ' onclh-.........Sin..d.,..""""'9 tho towcront tod and cnnge "-*- of .-hom ani. l'llrple ) and bl.,. Ml font .,a.d li* a..., ccbod ohdo Qltd flaml'tgo awayod r!tyih.,ltllly """' lite udr Sohtorv ••e•l guy bonawd.u lh•t>td like 1ix'rc1gon wwkl Ro.1 ornlnou.oly •~• tht •W"oco una I ..,.,....htng wty ......,1d • .,., loy. and thtn tlwy ..ould "*" QPiode 1n0o 1 IW at ~ noedlo ~-..pObwl "'"II ... -tel ..... !hom ....,"" • biad<.,._,.,..,llw-.Hr llr1pod ,._.,w, """'ttr.d"' . . - ... llw _., F..s<- .$<! by ...... I l..d ...,. I wasd..omfr>od 10 biolog!JI <!noW my k!o to the tludy of lln<lenu l~t fu . - , Ul «ntetedhf91>ocltoollckddedtotoke .a _,. ol _,.., c:.:>w- M>h .. biology d>e..-y ......,. -.ad """"'on h.,.jy tote <ollotvo hide lr m become.on., ~ bohcmlon • ._.,....., typo fnonclt tbou!;tl I nua to uw <:ouJ'lCI W... rhoM.. bt.il I ..,_ ~ ..- ... ,.,. .......... o.ya.-~ biology " ' - .,.,..., .... no lor'llft • mo)ftloc WOI\rlftful foundauon upon - t h o ted Comn>lnllly-wllh but - tiny ..-utn long'"""" l.obn noma dac:rt>od ., OUI t«J<d>ooks In leY dly t«hnltai bamt' Tho-v_ol_ond ... que~_10.._u...._-....1 ..... ...... __ .. 10 ond """' - ""- he'*""- lhc .....,-~c.oo><o of the ' - • m -"'· Tho ftr1l Gtuk phllotapkora • .,.,.. not lnltt .. lfd In metophyolcol - .............. lhe.....,. ~but-uc:ou...,lhof"" n...,ol _ , . . . 11"'!1 obendoMd the old ~ pPiono!IOnl for...:~> notwol ~ ..... ~ond-ofll>«moonond . . .,_ onompo•d to dUI ..,th lh....., pr-Ciibkm1 tf'i • mor• obJlfd'l\-~ non-......,. Tho .. · - o h ' .. - - ....... 11'*'!1.., .......... '--of. Uti ond ... ............ ol • pooplo -•alllo10IMI....,.._...., -Y' "''*""' """- ATIENTION STUDENTS. WHO RECEIVE TAP AWARDS: , Aue~blyman Mark Siegel, Chairman of the Assembly Higher Education Committee and Assemblyinan William Hoyt will be holding TAP hearings on THURSDAY, FEB. 26th from 10:00-2:00 p.m. in the Squire Hall Conference Theater. Please aHend ·and show you support for a higher ceili~g on . TAP awards. For further information call SA at 636-2950. - ... s-1 ..... "" - _..,........,u-r-......,... ...,. -.11"'!1-*lmaM - · .......... al ~ inl<>fmod lnMIIgora- lrv - - ... •~~"'!~••-"' llw "'*'!! boatho ~ wd\ . , ~. po1111< ,.-""""'*'daft .. - · """"'..... _.. ..... ~ t..a of and IOChnology. and potwon o C4 ...... ""' boch tho ..,._,. l..ot"'v tile• _ , , 10 b. «l .,.j com-- - - . 1 _,9' In t1w put.~oc·, .,..... ., tkoboololoro~'l.o~Jono~Book­ octtnct rol111d top•c• Tho one! 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CIM, Unl>wi"Y - · .,. un\Q"' In 1""1 tMr functloft •• 1 1*1 olll"oo ln&1WuUon lltld.ln tt>e .... ol UB, 011 linked Wllh ll"oo Q!olo -it To c.all that IIIIIDCt.IUon an lctY'IIt'ltage-StM~t t~t eft tw Of no OW'tlmeed ooi41-tNy De .acf,fa1e, howe.., tne count•·at~"""'' •• ttt•t u~...an, ~.,,not ptotn~ \'tint..,..... We~ a '111'&11 ~at~_.,~ C.vageaiUOICIOUI C.. l.ln lhtt Ula AoCorcl Co-op- ~o~~lo r loft to.,._ retoi ,_.G - - • No* at the UN Cktwt to a '*-1 .,. .,.. ekJ1etnilfy concemed • rttt tN PON•IMblr lhol iCoC'* CIIII*'DO 11'- il U..-••Y ,.,.,Jeri - ~'lcl.tlt!lia_..,_ ... P~ace (o IIW .... ussm fd tot n.t 1ono.~ ••• -Coni..: U<~tl to t~t• O.f«tor o1 ,,., w~r~ r tt •• .tJst.lfCS 101 C.•eQe • aucwney MtbOrly Ll:on.a 10 •'VUe !h~ ,,_. ~ )'CMI' tell~ pt.ICtt~NO 1'»'81 Nt the Ste1• 4K.,40ft ~ f\aYe no bMitng ~ 0\Mf SIUC)frtf Mf\o41!1e at1•"1* LAce lJ.rl,..•••ty olBuflaio ttue~et~t ""bhcaHon ,,. S.Cr'lJ"' ~ CWOtnOC.,. .,. alfead~ ~I'M:U'tg pl.an. fO "'_.. tllr 1' h tNd\ otf'4or. IO on ,,._ ~~ of mtlltlly Nh'<:e. me,. 1 th•t I deCide MW- theY wrr.tll Cleat wtth the UntY«alty \HiiOtt Acu.,.,ues ao.,cs(UUA8J ob,...,• .,,..~" tHtno• au trH• ot .... ,,,,.~"*"' to ua UB'I Cllitn to CheaP bOwling. btfllatds, IOOd 1M heeiU'I Hf'~tOOa fOot Ha s,N» •'"'.a c:oetMtt ~"'o"'•• ·· ~ Ot ~· 1>0<1"""""' " ._,_ _....,., - - · Oltt61 the Ol"*. Ull\e M I I)O*Itll)tO.eQ t~t 1~5 \\'htle &bhotnttQ . ., we be •••'• ~ the orr liNt 11 bt t epM'.O """'ld Nl&ton.s ot rust '-• (?0 St. .•S. El egl'W ""'" )'OI.M' ~11101\ to..,., But """ I ufll How m~~"• ch•pt•ra <1o vou have 1n r,_,..., IJS111C Cp ~U N() IIUlllntl hiS 1\10- thii""'GIG Equal riles r,_ Gec''IOf'l ol •"'-''* 10 CIOM ICI100tS Jew•sft nototdayt; .a • compoceled..,. to,_., Of' t6979(Jt) t No Oftt If in I pOIIt&on 10 ~ted.tcl Ju•t. Wt\at I.M COflloQIJIMO. . of I w~nii)Q lull oy C.v-.ot IIIJ'OUkl be a1 rhls po1n1 \\'1 can only m1-t anumpUon& 8411 11 Sub Soatd t bec\ill'f'l O;~f!Ct~ 01-ntua Ol•tirl ••Pill'* • unfe\l'Of&ble <lec.lsKW'I woutd Cef1alnly m•~e tnt chatlet19f'IIO U8 1 tat "'0'• ...,6ow1 thrNt tOI Cun.,..Uy OCliM'I'._III3 The ~ rnNI'It bn,.,..,... CJCIIII,""f c&u.5ft 10 ~· Otte ~· oC thl y PGP~Mitton Of ~"9 tl\0 U n - t y - ollll lotCI'>Q Sl_,l 10 MC<Il- 011- '""" - 1 1 or I Mt lily ot l<\ltrU<I""'- Thotl lo no _, ~"'""' Tho C l - l f C'Oti>II'!Uoo al MCh SUNY · .. I\Ot\.~ tho Oben«t rdidt ,. tOt trw~ year. muat drew • condutf041 1~1 w,11 ollect rolfOionl oouoby. Tl>o conlfOI ~~~- wl\n -·"9 UB on Hoanano~ ollll Vorn KJc>tl<~r nu- that 11>o Un'-•~r luncllont on Goocl Frklay-o malo< Cl\rtlt!An llotr Goy. lftll "'"Y novo - . on inllvonttot ~eta< In lhl SUN\' BoorG ot TIUIIOO& YOlO WhiCII modo c.an<:41Uing claOMO opdonal at eac" acOool Fon•mollly, UB'a ~lo colollllor woo - boiO<o '"" rull-e wu mede. TMc glvn theiiOnoot 1mpM lime to gauoe oplnfont on-iM l11ue afld m-'oa a iOUIIIII""-' ~alul<iatoolt'*llrlctlya-otothoiiO""'"' oe eeparatlon of at ate and c:n~tch and u.p SChOOls OPef'l on a_rt Of ID Oldde tna t Mvc:leftll &hOutd ~ I'*' bette fa and OW. , ,_ IMt Pint DIRTY SrtEAKEAS hOt.,,,.. by Stella MedtN _.unity It's students' ri&hts un-- Vvoo.l-11111 Un•-tYPr- _ . _ Kottot"o-ttorllotl"oo Sl- IAIIOI!·a CS/<'01 T - ~form Is on, - 1 0 1101> tM ~- bo u t - l y ""*IN There Wo.... Ollled 0<11 ~lOft ontl IIOPOfvl1y II Will be _ _, -llollordle- ""'"IIOdO ol>t>Ut tl"ooiOtmL Nooo,Juat n " " " ' " ' tho rlg~t and -••bllhr 10 _ . . . no oo1n1on an • ~ .....,.,.. , ... il>o •nconiMII I>fe t'OIIIIo ljWrnaUy - - tl"oolr w1lwa on , . .....,. Tho Toocl>or Complaint IOttn P<OG•om hla , . _ In o lotoKy IJioloollOnol man'* 1))1 Louron Shapiro, and II lo bO l~t etl . A PIMi of .,...,.,11-trolnod by Aaalal~t Ohecta< ol • St...,.,l Allal,. RoftliO Dollmon-wi" nol cony""' •nllgnoO comp\l.ln\1, that legal at~lon can be brOUQflt 1- lnll 1111 a loe<llotlng Kott.,'a O ft !CO. II Ia tl,.,. t~• 11...,.,11 11 tnla Un'-alt)l hl¥1 •n IIOCOHII>fe and -oll>fe way lo fot19o ll"oolr oompl.olnla -lnll ,...,.._ and tM T - - ~llotm I><OOf*'nlo thO- Q y, -n -_,_ --·-- J-b__---· -- It_ -c__ -.....------.--___.. .. _ ,___ -. ..-----·-Sot•_... J*"'fSofq - Don- - Aebllelea htn• ...n - ,_"'01~ ...._. Ale. . . . - - co<aor>o< .. ~~'- - ~ hft~- ~·ACooooo o.... .. C9IM'- ,..._ -~ _ .. _.,.o.-.. __ ,_...._.__ -~~.c.- \.ol , _ l "_ _ _ _ ~-- - -. . - .... .... -·-.., ~~~~ ------ · ----- ._...,. ._..~o;=·· ·· - ~-....._,....... - ......... - ::::::..:-- ...... - ~ ... - ...,..._ , ..__..... ot .... - . , ... - ......,......._ ... H...lolf. v.IIIQO V..... F - r y 11·17 Ilia I f•w anlnga wnkn .,. Addet or m<i'fl 6a~OUt shan a OfOUP of WhO rtty on mere number& to tegitlf"''lzethetf Clllm tO tMh U1UIOfY ~·I Thr.,. of Society. Tho """'" lml>llea It o d. ..,...,. otlemollo ratlooalota poraonol, taiWlt, nonooo ml"""l) bellefl . . I n>anchfOfY IOCIOt&lllllltltrG br polnli-e, Thltr1 111 ¥W) peop'' lor eumple. to tl"oo Roagan """''"""'"'""' onG lriUml>'>lntly 6nMflf\O Soo, ,,.., , .•• OUI ¥O!UOS Tllo ..... It ~lty, 0 gtOUO t""t • rlfi 1"'"9 Mlf. cont>denee tOWIIlla • laiM Hll·full lllment by ..._.,.,., ....,_,"9 IM IQnoront ,.,...... _,rill ,.....,, • lttl'e force hele end tNt• , Thrt 'fWY Ulltenc:. of the M cwal Wa,otf\t kli ~~ ·~oat\. upon o gross m - - - lhlt U.. ...,.. _ . . ,..... ...,,.. on your tOll!\. tM . _ . 11 CUO"-t to Olh .. S.. COihlr& bllnQ *l'\oO 1111? U...tq>tor>ed $IMO<$ of courMj. lutt ' - IIQIII you .. ., TM - ~ """""'Yaoc-•y.'* hntb Ill lltongtll" In tM thlll .. wn.tl"&'tM that tN.y be mof .. £4 .......... ~...... Chon ..-~~--.,_~ Q~Qetl 1))1 Hat autnortly 1• I hetatleaiSI&b II S.OCIIIy II Sot(' 0ttHf'\ll5 A.., """'tU .........,_ - H • fbool nol mMCf"' f'JOI. Nluea -J.,ry Fa•- o l U.. Morll lol- ~r u OOMIIOorlt Jt•n-Waorc •"'" ...... ff'lf/11 ,,_. UP "' •r~n l IO OUt tlw() ~ OCJII!IIIW'y to '"""'' 1o lnoomplot<l anti ...,.....oG n ''*o ••• ony diller.,_, ol rollOfO"S. 0< tlhieli 091nlon Tho g<oup, 1n o-n...J. ..,., " of any qUftiiiOnl"9 of t~o" \.Mly AoftftlhiJ Ow1rooof\.F- "T•v-• ... ,_,.,..,. dotro,Jng ch'*"'.,.· We ...Qliol .. ....... ~ .._ .,..._ .,v ,.,..1. tiel--·-.. '" . ,. v~;c. ....... ol '"" ...,.~t ...._,,, ThO Arftt- h·• g "'"-11'" ~ sent ""' a ~~ .,..,.. rvg &tOfiO .,. 1h • ,.,.......,.._Qinfr.o..t- of"""' Goo olf••l·• 1~01101 Goo,..yre. .ul you f'sofry. tMft ~s )'out w th • nn; c.ar • new houoe, lfwee~lry anti 1 ....,...1111 grooolllQ tUt·loocS lfanchiM OHhMd to make YQt1 WII!Cif\ll 4o your God--,NJM'tg tutu,. PfO'ftded rou beCome a I'TI!IImber of INt E~ t:f'IUI. Ye• Goo I• a cap•tllfll It a.-a sa~• so.. ngnt on the SM.,Y« N9 fne pro,.,. lllg immocllllel)' Q~l OIOCtoG into lftl Yn• ananled, and--totefiUon ot Othlf v..-.POit 11 wouto garbliQ&. accompan..ecl will\ a fC"ft' ~ ltiii'Ofdslor ttle Clujroy tho lunclo,....ruat QOOII ot rho MaJority Rlftr~ 'Ewtng Two ..-,, hum nG*. ft wtll be Tnank God !pun lot...oetll fO< thO I!Qht 11 11>1 •1111 of auaiHid ,DY • new battiOfl' of ~CMNI. docUme-.-ued the tunnel We are au "'ppoled to be bf. . thtng w.lh a tnetK..... IIM.I.nl lO \IIWiff OUf .,-atQuHy 15-)~1 · miJtturo of 1011«1 (Ule <lalk, Olcadlnl 1001 1 10 o-11 and mtnoeci &aUf.$ in Goc:ra rtnlil ~:net fi*'t , , . mi•Kies are tel~ fervot- Bw nor ett of ua are at .nth\l'lf&JI*C meant 10 con..ince ua lh&l ow •ut:ltntUIOfl (it noe ol>oUI Ihis t>eW Mll•mooatng 11(jtll H ... · be, I le~O<fll>t-.lllhi•...,IOOalrnonetlfYIIO Some ol us moy- ,.._to-_..,.,. ......... ,_,,., I><OII6v- . , l hl ~­ V&ttOUS mlrades ~ .. •th IM a...4J •M P•Yet~ ............... 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BRrking grad stud~nts foiM ·~concern. was to tontaa 1 h•gttty pt.aceG .s.ource ond oood to-ol...- O.D.(I)Mo Ooggooelol you.,,,, ol>oultiiCI go~ on l\lgi\Obcwe Fo.,..Molf Out \mnamed PfeccHtesponde4'll ••" be pieaHd to Mow IJ\11 thOSe oartuno notHI aten'l tta Ur ClOg$ SnDI'htlfU Wtlt be furtNH et11od IO know ll'lll r;on II tnere ware dog$ ., Fait* Hall Nf1Y In 1M rnorl\t"Q, ,,., -.to -btediY be enoo~f<l on some ~""" •itnct eout"H ·in 150 Fatbef Now I know HM:se aeettmentt ..., ptf:posteroua. but 0 0 overMa.ro '""" atlltmen'IS and thefelort I n'kill ISIUm4t them to be true. fMM Wot..lng sounciS &lllld~lly INOO bf good...tr anadem• "" \..a.bofat«Y Anunal Sc~ ... ,.Y yeats FtlllnOJ)' L"""'• ot Anomo!S TNo••O'~" the Untted S1 1 111 ( FLATUS) were aote to outfaw •oo ,,. (_,.,,, do91l too tne ••peo-.to.- .., - 9UfOOM ot fi~ the cauMS and tu,.• of human diHIML UnfOf1unatefY, h'l lhtll fUah 10 ln.ure poocn Pt..ervalfo.n, a toopnole waa ltll gaping 101 mlldlrectod cloggyotoglsts 11 wu still poutblo to a.~fme.nt on twmans to hnd the cauMt a nd curH ol ean1ne d!Mase Hence. the tlattO"O ored atudents eat-h morn•ng 01 courir..e must~ Of' tM.Se ettona wuh O' . .t pncte.._ For mta~ ..tten - •• tM tast wne you IMia<d o1 o do9 tu.lno a ooy ott """' - • "' ~ becatrtM.,. Of &hi: had a se-rere COld? lnal·a ttghl. rtgfll - 01 SUNY at IIY11alo ,_tel>e!l ,_,. tound I cv1ok:jl01 tne common COld No OOUI» ~ss w RI ha~ 1 t•tlnQ conu•n lOt theM human subjects.. 0 .0 . aaaurea mt~M twJ.ald trom a ~H• 100 we all know • retatlv• ot t...a_,.e·s. would ne~ llet 1h11 t~r- acc::oModatlon• are superiCH to ciO<m otooonts (onf9'bno person pot covo). their lood •• oiii)OIIor to tOOd MtVIce's (tr..y ootr ut canned do9 load). ~ u,.., hOUri are $UO«IOf' to any J)fotesslottal ••-•'o4onty 7 to 10 p.m.j t fec.ft 1 ,....,. When t w as Wilking ttvOUOh an 1 M - caJe u<>ll with All old Oloi.,YngoloQIII l r - a.m. 'DI mtno, Ito poot>t«< tr•tlutf6- w'N' 1111 1k t t)(IQ.. '"'-'' OOOt a~c ha'ld..O ••II'; ~~ CI'Q.,• 't •~ C. It'! ~u.on aft l•ftt19 11'\tngl ~~, . . In • lull l>oCI)' <all wno - r t - • rnMk!y, ~" "*""P• IN& 10 0 ,_~nc~er to aU ol uo 11101 tri01be Its p!O'*flno noM too •lin. IM!t• 10 diothon ,..., - •-'*' ••oo pi~ youo nose. Bob CT011yn .,..,..C. u~ ~ ~ ~' tv'• e • P.H._, P.e~;" KC.OI lt'Uf li'l1~ 10 ~uesr ~ t•.oons.~ F~w.r.- fl. 19& tntHted Nanw W•tnhetd Upon .OtiOt"••i t_,r F'•.O•r ·Hu''"0 Ba"'no OogtJ 1o n... Trte OOO•Ih&l )'OV Ma• baAina on IM root ot F~~ Ha,,. ••e s.ouna•na ''*' crysoi Mop.NU ~•• ,,.. •·• t:nJOY•""V lhrtu mot"~ e•ltfC'lSe' ,., the frMf'l .,. TMy ftc) N! fy WI IM tnOitwng ancl1l YOU NH:I. ctoQ t'O\I tttouiO ~ now U'lat •mmed•lllMy 1t1e• e.aung they hi.,. to go OUIIC)II tt\.etJ niH,,e·a call Wn.n lhe dog$ a1e (M.It-ln a,e tht doiQ ,~, they Oteome ~•cttecl ana IMY IOC~thze tn thel! O'*n way b~ bll"lling ., ea'th o.t.._,. CJf a\ " ' ' IU1"ndanl& wno feed and tall.e care ol ln.tt\ These OOQI l tl PUfChasecl by teg•t mtln• hom t'CettSed Oea)Cr• ana lte uMd '" ~tC.eJ rHe.a'ch and JHdll"ll TlMf SPC4 """" 1>01 IUPOir tno un• ....•r •••h any antn1a•s so tM van apoea,nng on ca~& dOft not rNM • o.arvecy. but ecukJ be a P<._ uo of .~ oovs"" camovs All numant '"1es ano reguutuons tNI • ~• cJtC'fi'.C try FecMtal . Stltf' an4 Ptoteu•onal •o•"("•tl •·• UT~ted ~n PfOftdli\Q tM De$\ cat• A!'WI corni Otl IV .all an,mata AI tn.r un.~&h)' we ,,~ Ptoud or boe•"\J acc•&dltt'O ov tntt Afnettt.an Assoc 111ton ~o' Accredl tahon ol L.lbOfatory Antmal C,a11 wn•th recognllaa only lhe DOBI labOrator~ antmal c11e ptltiiCH onty tof tnetr exetciH pelto<l wtnd'l .var._, Ck'~•I\Q "" tM wNt~W• c:oncl"•ons lh•s atto-s th~ ttmP'OY~ lU rn.akl INfk blldS (C...an ltte1f Q~ 1ft l~•t Jargtt temperature c:onttOIIIIG r-QOI'I"' wnn •utO"J\AitC ••t.,-"9 &cys,tetnt. •nO ••oensM lll'"'le$5 Sleet caoes AU the tae ...ltr members u ..en as the' Sh.ld••n•s •e¥ertno I/IM'Till Me The ~nowteoge a•~ hom tnt' UH Ot labO!IIOf)' antmi!S hiS ~lped and Ml n'\10~. cont~tablo tmp.lct m the advances l1'd piOQitHI o' man~ biomedk:ll UekSs. espec•ally. catCIIOf)VImot'llfY •utgtH~ organ trar,sptanlatioos. aevetopmtnt of man~ ottlet 111esavtno tKhn.auos Otugl end-.a~nes Some anlm'"al:t are des:uned to be pet.-. many a.e CleSIIned fO< Q<tOtOI thi!>Q5, 10 IIC>lp you and'"" Ond OUI Ch•ldttn l~Qf!t ~y 11 NK a~¥) ,..,. ~~ a poult~UI OIOt.iO" ...,.., ~& INa l\l~tOn deccllld • ""0"0 t~ •~~~~'• lt•IHOfta OfOQIII./1 awiJ lrOI'n..,.,...tmlfll.t .npeao6e.,.., tniO tnJtltgl N"*l' ,..,.t• "Y l"tiMdware ~ ;s t.no W"'•utartMO at tM: e(plltd4 of ovt &eancM~d ll•e comtOt1ably and tonget ,_n "'"n."" "'wn,... .,, • nw w..no '" gtn~ral and OUf ou~CJOMa ""' -.cat~ st•~tdt Owef 1M ~at ~ S1 6 1urdoft- a1 a bate mtntmum-wHI be ~~ !Of the Penti9Qft. wn.t ~ QMS to ,,, Jo'nf Chtefa of Saff .,,.,.,..,. taN"'I 00 to drear~• p.H!dttlfl pro•es.sors. 01 ttucMnlt at tn•• ol rty Other VOIVtlfA•tr TN! $ 1 6trU"'ft ts AIOOf'l/tiQ tn. COSliO the &lf.,.IOI: AITieflQ,n hOU.wncwd atll I~ to 520~ 1111'-n .,., .. kno~ to,....,_ tf\11 ,._ ...,...aoe """'* *'"' ot ,,.. •~ •ama))' twnoU11ttnQ to aoouc 120.000. EACH ot ow- '"""'.._ • • be t..-nt!f\0 OIJ'el ~,.,..,. one ,._ • ....,_, .,.,., trr• ~ftf.l1 lnCOtt'le ,..,. jwa to pay lOt ttMI 'tlrlf ~ to""" atldl f\lh Ho one cart .-ece"'• an eduear;on out of thl t~err• ot -~· QI.M'I. no one ca" be hOUSeCS "' a n arm)' tlnk "9 OtMt un .._.,n"'"" toft" troftl rntlnary llni4NCtO<f• beftt uponttajntng othef' oowtottm;.moat unoonant no one wttt ~••• tr.. lot "'"""'- torblon• too Ooml 1 t e - L lot .... .-..oy o<ol-. '"' ""'tcllngL '"' aclrrunfstfi UMI tor a.oren-U . . cont.W\UII 10 attow ~ ~ aum.l ot llllOI'IeY 10 go I "at) v.e • • ,..,_.,.. 11)taot&ne;e uNMS t~tt• 1rua he""' ~· .,.,;,..,. oe we begtn to taM t.hle' wuet,..,. to •-' out-''"".,.,., __ ot- _,.,... lhooi .omtft~fl:hOft &I'IOUkS be .n the 'OfefiOf'IC "' CXIor'ICNN1YI.ng ,.,. u~Q.ol\5 ~.,. ..ste tf tNw'l ts to be an, un•.-a.~t~ Wort"Y of the ~ Even tt\111 ...,._ 1a11UnQ Sold ... of Rtgt.t~ 8dly G••"-"" ontt' tec.tnHy maoo a ~Dhc ~I 'on of tn.ae•ceatve military expenditure can .,, do tttYUHng (II *'" HOm$ 8111) TM anlmat• "''not ke-pt on tt'le toof toP a U oa~ Dut tn$ulln and ''''l'fl 'Of unh"6 US has MltH ~ 10 tM.iU.I UWI • 20 oercenl C.P•Iai!M'I ''.out• ,,.,ten& to ttw Wa~~ ot Pet'!t.,., IN ft"AnQit ~I) 10 lllpeGI I t0-tlftMtOtMI.O<d""l1 '11~ 1* 0 m6.11t•6l .....'1"01- Tttrt .. u a w.son tau;"" m liM v..-·"&fft w~ ,.,...,. tl\11 no ~II)' cen aUoro the cott o4 fftOOII ft llllll"affart 11 W.H I tn:$On lnal was I.AUQ'M ~ no1. i'f'ltned lQd.ay wemust~tol.,.rea ·ll•t"'"t "'\no eounlry can afiOtd 10 ~)' lhtl costs ot peep.arong lo• wa11 Pte..c,tent JOP\nSOtt thouQfll •t tt"at•tifr t ~~ both gufll ana rxutat wt'ltte at WI! tn Vtect\am •r 01'1 ""''campus oy to eonvtnoc OUJMfovn that we car~ 11111 Nlr'tt cuu .. 5tmpty by~ mf!'t'IUonlng tne tt• MttH ot tm.nc•t'IO IM mlht&r)' at the 1._1*\M Ol OV' t<luc.I'IOA c::ot~front any budOetllf"Y OfOblen'll Du1 , . , , . ,,... tW'fllala.ltiOn ~ tl'\e: aJms ~ • Wt 00 not n..- ottV"'"" ..... l>uag..:iliSIW>g .,., 14'"9 C0$11 rnafaj)' pro\'IOa 81t lhe ptOOf ftMdeO IQ r.a.l.lt t.M- acuta e.Mt.H"e of ~"' ~ tt\•s campus out o pajlant wtiO WU IOIOfty - t.,_ tilt o• ,...., ,..;;.bie "-"*9• prec;(M4 lradlfiOttl ~,_,...,.,. Item Nl"f ~ , ••...,. ~ ...... •••'",. ~ INI 'Iff l'lU,.tnl '"'-•U~ Of •ttl~ concerned with lhii'J •vm:t~• t•Nittlfi"' ~~ I'' '""'~ o' llfe--f'IUn\1'' tM tflltw't.H 11\ed also bHn uout)aed: Or • cettatn anuattoft on U'l• Ma•" Str"t Campus s.nd gre111~ t-.1~ to f11"td I~J n ame wlthMid upon reQuUt w11 almtlarl ~ ClOnOI'fned W"aJ I d.cS. lntteed of trnt'Mdllt ..y Pfit'M'~ a teue• to one ot Amet~a· • Qttlt .,. -~~~ new5pepera about tl'l\8 potenHally eti\.IJ.!'¥1 ~t1u111y ~ CCJ~M;ta.,r ~te- wtt ~.., .aln ~., \JnGetatandtnQ oe,unatM packet bOo' ment••ny of ¥e$1ed tnttiuta You •outd bet ae4to t.tt•.,.tto.al theft: fUSt is no~ ~CM;nCitf )ow to I4M:tf f<.o•kl Suet! could narctty t» 10 U Happy dogs C<l~tc>t e.. ,., T~ OAC'IDI• irt . 1\UT'il l t a• u~eaDAD~ o t IGt-nllf\'lnQ With th~ S\,llf..lf\0 ot •nntn.•" .tnyon•perncullfly thoSe In the h-Nhh prof"''"'"' ~ spec:~ n,,._. wiH ..e my tursas.wvtel t4Qw..,••· I I H i a llu IO'~ lntu ~ tfW" ~~·tl "' hf'-!'•mHI" lMM • 1\rmals have no W.l)' to -..~ too lkt ~ to 0, ......-ll.fl outtt• abOut ~ To t UC IM eGitOf~l· ltlttmWf\11 by ~ 1... ~ . . . . . •I $oo-.MoeopJt tOt 1M SOda' ~f. c,o.l'fOH IN Univertny't P• n~nt tnaut-auat au thoa• :;,d: to e>re:ni ·•voc.ttlla,lon .. I Ilk my..elt t\Qw COUld lntltcll,.. IIJIIetrlf'lO Oft 1 .1\Qtftef IIYI"Q thing Thtnk t\M 1 moment ftOilt. ltfHiri"' U mli'l be tv• in .an•mAI to De ncM on•r IJ'blndon«< .ne hii•.,.•H,. w ~·•'lOft J01~£ V•tooeo AS~tf OHtctOI �ns Nl•aa~• r.u. aou~ (71.,837·7401 ~ 11... r...t · !J - ·~ .. •- ._ Mallo sc. ~~ SUMMER JOBS NYC AREA or--- ' ~"*--......-}d»-1\- dl!)llnll ~can.- In ttw lslnlnl~ lf'N.IDog ~ o.pt 92llCI StriO't VM·~ 1lGSIAlangfon '""- H¥t" loa:!& Wnt. H GoitmM. Group Goodwill sojourn Sifting thro~gh thrifty treasures byOon O'Sb.. Spl'f1rtJUflt The UJA Jewish Student Campaign preaenla ~~;;;;~~~RS Slarriq - ZERO MOSTEL .l GENE W1LD£R ) MONDAY, FEB 23rd at 7: ~ pm Katharine Cornell Theatre $1.50 Admlaslon The Jewiah Student Campaign serves needy J8'11fs In Buffalo, the U.S., Israel & the world. "By Helpifll Ve You Help Y oureelf" SIII/I N rlt~ Do you om! • s~kltd ceramic Li~n~ Bdl for St.7S, or • blu< \'eh<t aowo from che 1960s7 Ho" aboU4 a ooUec:uoo or DUti< record>. low, low co.. IJiliQUII<d Ski <QUIPJII<OI, toast<n, iia.""' puala of the Empire State BuildJna. We<bla or Blrt>ie dolb? ' W1th a little lim< IDd pcnn'CBO«, you on likely to Ibid jua about an,Ythina at one or the man) thrift shops IQ BufTalo. lbnfl sbops ha•< b<m • h~ a lone time. Amona the fir11 •ere Jumor l.nJue, 163 Alia Sc.-- llfld Elea110r's T...tin& P0$1, 2l67 Odawar~ A.-.oue, ,.hldl has b<m 1n operation for 36 year> Tbtn: are 20 hsltd '" the ydlo• pages... bde muy others an tucked away on M11n, H<nd, Elm•ood and othc downtown streets. Mou COO<ZIIIr.t~ on used elochloa or furniture, bUt us.ually abo cany small housrbold II,J1plianca and utensils, costum< jewelr~. books, toys and armJes or «ramie Knkkknack$. Cltarlly Goods Some shop$. Ute OoodwiU, aec:ept only donattd Item•. Somttlm.-. th< workers are voluntl'<fs and th~ money tS tumtd over 10 charily. Thb I> how the H.odanall Thnfl Shop •• 3047 Bail•v A•enu• opera1a, as lu ~of ' ao to Hadauah Hospital in .rac:l Arn•tts. 2500 Wakkn " '' tut. UKS IU profiu to hdp th< rttar<ltd cau.uns of W<Rem N<w YorL ConllV)' 10 popular ~he(, poor and uld people 6o not make up th< m•Joruy or lhr•rt \hop CUSIO'IItn For ma~~y, thnfl shopo. ere neccuary for sur>o\ll, b..t now, more tbao e>n, lh< ml·ldle Cl.t.\1 IS eashlfta '" · Tbco•n• rofOotl>nOaz) • "bo wuled to remeln a.nooymo110. tald "Mow or my c:vuom.n ranee tn qe from thm late ZO.. to tbclt 60s.'' Thn rt !.hops art not restnctcd to barp~n hllfttm . Attord~na 10 1he o.,.n,'f, maoy wealthy peopl< \ IJit her u.op, IS 6o a s~<v> or ~Uy ducen stekilll unu~<~al elothine for Bera<r's, Hena••r·s. or Joseph's nem<-but sh< ~lieves her m<r<:hand•.., " al,.lyl of h•&h quaJuy, no miller ,.hat I he make. Sludenu frequent IM sbops also. allhoucb thiS u the orr ~taloOn The peaL of scudenu bl.lltn ~ u Hallo,.~ . comts •round "'hen CORume< or ¥1RII&< dothan& an tn bta demand I Poant<d · toe flau err prob•bl) lh< moa popular 11em "'''b fem.tk >tvckn.U oow. "Shoe> llluall) 6o rq)I&ID on 1he \!><1- lot more than a r... da)",' ' --.d Row Giambra or H.d.--n. • J •mbltd u •bey m.ay :scan, tbnfl sbops 6o 001 ~ .--,Ythma Cloche$ mll.ll-bt dry cleaned en,t In aood c:oaclition an mo>t ""'P' Vintqe docluna ~··~and.bUt~e~ like El...,.~r·s W\ll 001 sdl an)'lhana owr h•o yean old Cloches t.razy mey Dot bave th~lf IICIS. Eleanor T 1pple, or Eleanor's wtw you Willi on hand, bUt it comes lA. Tradina Post. noctd that her you ere nottlitd customtts 111clude "Khool Tile Hadanah sbop bas a llmil.tr pobcy, and in the past teachers, o ff~« bdp. middle cless busm~n and maoy hu had f"!lltsts for such )OUOI people stllrtln& out on sJ)<dfJCS • • Mix-o-m_11tk: mians 1hclr own." To Tipple, miUiy end brend·oame lenois co me tO bu~ ror tbe ra<quru. If you seek th< un'l}ual. 1here labds-lookl na for lbc Jm.s, ar<~ uol•rn•tcd -.nloun!l of curiosill<s hidden in these <hops. A c..'rRDiic itatue or John • F K<nntdy bean111 his ,. ords. "A>k not ~hat }'Our countr~ can do fO< you, but as.k •hat )011 can·dc- for your ooun~~y," • 11 ••..Ubi• at the Goodwill i«)fe, or • parr or IJ'ftSl s parkled stretch pan ts. Had.lwoab ltu • leoperd from L. L skill, llld an sa &ra<r. Th rels a • ~ rad: of n.>or~ ~tnina ao•AS at Oochu t ruy, alona ..,tb ~aal Me ott a«k.bces, and the o'"11U'> o•n •eddtll& 8QWII. Do you u.ow 10111eonc: Who has neryth~n&7 How abota a coffee mua Ia the shape old mao 't raee, or bouqU<t.S or "'hoi• .r ~Academic Clubs Meeting ru. "'* .. .-:.:: SHAKE YOUR TREE =-~-= :::.,.;,~ . . ............ ,...,.... ... .......................... ,.....to"....,._.. • ,.~~ \M . . . ~f/l!ttf .......... ~ ........ _..~ , - ............ ~~ ._er.. ..... 'IJ:.tl';,...._.........,. ..... ... ..... _ . _ .. .,. . . . . . . . . . . . .1'!1 . . . . . . . . . ........ ,_....._, _ . , . . _ , . . ., . . . . . . t ................ , _.,..... .._ ........ _ . _ _ . ~ ... - · ....._-.u,.,. ......... Qllw-- . . . Ao . . . . . . . - -------- c .:-..:_.._ ............ ,_,.,_,..,.,. :=-.................. ,., =~..;: ~---..:: ._ ........................ ........... .,...c-. ........... \:''' ' _...,..,., ,..,.. .... Wednesday, Feb. 25, 3:00p.m. -337 Squire or..,.. All Clubs must be represented. aruO.;.J no..ers • ..-.stebasltcu to mAtCh an' d«or. Harlequin roma.IICits ···" ftra)' •olumes or - Hear your SASU delegate explain carey 's budget cuts and how they affect youl E~ clopdt•• Bntann101, .. no- speed b~ey. In witb ~>Dana kit•. poly.:uer slips, dTe&s paumu from t& fifties and stxt•es, )'llrd1 or old curtains. and racks and racks of a viUitty of Jhoes for men, woma:rt and children. Everyt.hina but a t llcllm sink. �snorts ; ==~==========~================== { a·-- lakers' goals drown Bulls, 5-2 T1o< UB hoc\.,- oquod !>lora! •llll IM r<feras V.ed.-a) 1101111 osll>cy dforpod I 4-2 " - - IO lb< Elrlron ~ &il<o oe tlw &.lb' bomca-Ton....,da llxtne. AJ c-!o Etl v.·flllli ...._ r.._ • rh( rrl......., trill "'"""' ...... ........... ... ~ lut .,..,..., 10 " " " ' - ponoch ,... wa. ao ,.. ~ Clll{ma foub.., a ponr<UI.w ......- U.ntrroe lbao • • lhar Ho-<"<r, 1M 1ca r.-calcd DO 1-tok bct•- .r .....r. .....utt., .. or~ · 1"ht oonuO\'a'll.&l J8'M' K&nf!d ow """" • lfh Mtthft ,..,. - b k of ui.Jo..t lb< ""'"" lead "' oht Collqt AtbkiiC Confnu>cr b1111t (.a""'" The 5oonnJ &&Its' C.Or~ ltrn& C>IICO<'d IlK """"' on 1 po•crpLI) p i 01 oht 1:06 marl ol 1ht ..._,on4 pcnod. Bdomd lb< uand0<11 pka>dn1a or a.n1 ....... ,La. ''-S.O.. ..-4/..-.trot""(:o:o IH ON GOAl: UB &lill Pa..t N•tOuao Ctltl'ftcm-• I" Of' ttw tiM•!• ~ W..O...O.}I d110At hla tt:Mt1• 4-t th. Solittnt E....• Ul C. .Ch (If W'""' tMCf tM """'~I t• ct1c ol ~ Na pUJ'tft; ~rt to ... •I ttlot ~'•'•• • n uw,. ~-'••• ~ • ._.to '*"CUlM pHa0n. Bulls evaporate Lakers: Bennett shatters record TM U B men's lWlmmona and do•ont tum ~<on a cnucat mm o•c- ~ Qsv.rao Still< l.a~n• l&lil Thurida, nofhl on OarL Pool, S8~7. Kcnb BtnMlt'• ro.:ord ~una 'fffon of 2:03 :~ on tit< NlG-yard ~ac:htroLt ho&hh&httd the c•trun& a. h< •hanl'ftd the old Buill record or 2,QS.fi Sl'l an 1976 Buffalo opaltd the mm an Rtam) Oarl Pool "11h • •lC'lOC')' m tb< ~I) rtla) The t<llm <)r Bn"' I"'"'~'· Tom Bro•n. John lkll and Bob " 'hdan <apturcd lh< <'<m umc of (4:07.6) Jrrr Dunbar doubled 101 ah< Buflaln mnmrn ...nnon, ah< .ZOO.ondrv><IIW mcdkt cl·(77 791 ant' lht ~htnl'l< (S:I3.9 7). Tilt Bulls abo capcurcd lour otha "'..'' u Roch Ra1 """ tht so.rr~ylc (23.39). 0<11 tht NlG-huncrn1 12 1' 971 "hclan tbt 20(Hr~•t)l< II B \0) •nd l..t'lh~' rh< l.()()().rreeslyk (11 :08 91) Os.. qo l "\1>1 tbr 1"'0 di11n1 t>-.na. "' lh< llft31 laL<r's Oom Polltt captured th< rrqurrcd dl\t"'nh Ul.OS roonaund thtoplional di•·t W'Jih 113.65 poonu Thcll\ilon aho.,on r~ l()()..fr=ayle, .ZOO.br<a>~ Rrolt, and lflc.400·rr~l)lt relay. "W~ an1ocipa1td thb rnuh. " U B coach Jot Plouoha r<>caltd . "All U mtmbtB art •~r) hord workrn and .. ~·" had &ood performances." The Bulls have 5CI 1hrcc mffi rcroad•. on• Ji(,ol ,,,..,rd and fo ur scbool f<COrdS 50 far rhh \ti\On. UB's rcrord no" Sland~ aa s-8. • ho has l <!'llb< Bulk oo rlahr hocley pmo tlrnc 1frn tmo<, lh< Bull> fought off a Ourry of Elnur1 lb<ll< ~cqWftJ lh< CORIHI Clo!.<. Dllnn&lhc: came. l-r:am1nda •"'ho tlopJ)C"d '2 VicM,. ~ UB mar._, roc mos1 ia"'o 1n a tJCNOn M4 moJJ car-m .a\oei. Er-asln.a tlv ol<t mu L of 779 tat.o. "'•nun\1-a pr~tly has it<4 •tth t•o 1.1mn rtiDAJntnr In lh,.....,P*,IIl' "'c-w'n Kna~ tv-entd th~ $00t't at 12:09 of that AalU.a ·-po• 0..-- Bl u . Bl 1'>: l'ht 8ulh rt<ord ~ 10 ~· 11·2. ••~ 1 pouobk th""'-"< or rnltn<ll r~ ECAC 0.\luoo II . play..,rh Lo-ma ~ ro aht .so.nn, £.,.Ja carli« lhc Built ha•< loa both OONttll IO flrrun-11K Ollly ocher team to tkfca~ U B t• u •h•• w-a.toOn Football Bulls announce captains Bo4htlle6tftlbt'anctofrM..t•("fttctw~lnton 1h"" \,-... ,·, (kcl.on of ahe UllFotHNtl8\Jih 19'1 trt l4f'llittn.. HQd lo..h 8&0 D...,.ckJ t~ Of,l\~ I\ AU Star ldtft The 8u.lh 101 a f\0\. ta""' out of "l1'4.1ft tn lhr ll,jil'lh _ . ,r-fll htC' ~ l, !~ p.;iodnlt Ju(U•'II' • •, l 8', "'""'"fl\aJ J(h.-n" '\: ~L ..ra.nl. 8('rnt•h• •1ll be- N'"""'\S l'\ tol" ol1('tlm" ltrwman a'Mf blo..'-n and ""''" a ollnt'''t , .. ~k Br~-~~t \\if~ M4 dci«."D~'c ~ X\_,...,.w (~peutt r. • •rNkr •d tot'Of pt.d)rt a O.ct>ord l't•L H l&h S.:hool ""'" "'hrt~ m- w ~n,·,_ kWtf, The th1nf (.f".. f'l, "'-'-~ •il IIJC: a J:u.ot' QCI.I lkrr•r.at(t, 1 S·ll 8ft.J lt\1 ('lll""'Vnd'""'tU bl: • """" ~· "'~M11l'ld ~•tr.t~cof(1Mcnt..,Ctn~r.S Hap , .... AIIMI and 21' _..n. IM III>Oalo d<lnosn< ,...,., .. hntb<pJnN All-V. aa<m ~\on,.,. end noll\< 8&' ..--! ....... 1¥Lkl 81 19!0 h"''" llto)ft(lln. H e -.b abo I'J.MK'd t&lk ~lOll\ I ••h., lkl.b~ o i l - - '""' SMITH..CORONA' Coronet Super 12 • du(_ _ , .. ~,.·· QIIOC."'. <hltiQt C.Voelpe- -.c!nc:c.roq•lllurn 014~ COrOftet Super , 2 Plea. 1 ll< <ril~ 015~ COrOftet ..,., , 2 . . . Ct:lmiJ;Irt at S3ol5 m leffllo s..k f w flnl ....... irl l k SUNYAC WnltR Dhklo«. TlH . . -.............. ··"'"" 811.11 •fllo · ~ tid..,. · - ae- ............ 1'0-61 10 r.-. Sol•. 1h4'-""' 1-11a ... .,..,.,.._, "<'Oht --· ..... - . .....~ d -Jdf,..r R ThW<ro• O.wqo "'""a &Jis CO<Ixmps n. Ul - - • t lrall ,..., _...,. J • Elmin ploc Mol< M<Donlron ., OW .... .: ad•aotlrlf -~ Ho• f'W'. bdOft...., pcnocl came: ~ roo ca-lk u.Pa _ _ , . - fobooalloc; .,.,...,p~o,, Todcl SloM .... W. • - Mnd 10 11.V : l'<nalun ...,... . . Ia plop< lk ..,. as 1.11<) _ . . ! dealt 14 l • o lft'""'e ,.rri .;IIOnto •lllk tlw-tr i CO<IIIl<fl'I"J luod I J a.,.._.s o , _. hdo ,. _, tailed ..... "" ...... ~ Elloh ......... Olcir IN ~~~~IN 11urd wtotn 'T• ........, ........... Ius tnao'< llu<d p i j . . _ .... """•• ...,..lata tkrnood Oaw 1n Ill< t!rmf1 _.,.~~o~r n ) ' t h"""* IN f ... pmod maL tnt tM- tc.'IDK • I I B'•llob N..,.,.._NI ah<W,..oo 1 - o f pi• ..." ~ ........ IJ.IJ l ht Bud, ..........., Oftl) tl \llou oa McDcrrnaor • l'ht (lmlla llfttllond<r .,., rar<l)' ,.,.., lr<ou,. lht marro<•> e>f IN KIIDII ,... play<d Ill Ul '• end 0( the 1n:no .. 1K - ....... r....... .,.......~ POll- Ia lk SUNYAC.C............. IIIIo 1()000FF the purchase of : 01&-corona o1s-corona A22·Texatlnst CATALOG SHCM'ROOMS W1 . .1tl '1"0\1~\ �1 ~ f _..,......._ ..,.. ,_cou_ &,~Ne ..... IO.'Il • • ATri.TION • •• Carpoolersf New Matcbesl More rnatctws. t OO new people have been added to the carpool. expanding your po551bl& carpool dloials. Pick up your updawel carpool results starting Monda.y afternoon. Feb. 23 In 403 Capen Hall. Bumper ldekers avatklbte when you pick up results. - ~'Oil TWO' H.-.lci W.al\« (22t,..,.. If'! a t .... eoef a.tc w.-....y liar ........ •• Ul tnvMMd "t.UNYAC NCCitd to t.J . . - • ...., ,~ o.er o......_ 'Wa!li~. JMr·•"f •...,. l.a•l hoftM gamt of l'tls c..., bi!M.,. _. tM ...... Oswego falls to Bulls as seniors bid adeu Fr1111do~ ~S/,(}10,_ If )Otl . . - 11os1 '""Y ha~ ovocwa V.~y .....,.., ._lctt.ll-• Oat\ H.a, ,_ J11S1 ...,...., ,._ lui .._,. 10 - IM p~o,..rr boaltd Bul> ....00... Sial< o( ~ Vorl Alhlftc c-r...... u........,,., )'Cl ISUN YAC) fc><. Th< o......, SUu< t...t<n wer< II>< Bud•' lol<tt YICIUN falliD& 6Mii, boo>ltna U B'• SUNYAC w..,«ll DIVIs- I<CClft<l ploc< ruord 10 7·1 Th< "''" dtdn't com< c:asily lhoup . Afon a half.,tmt kad or l9-1J arid a Sl-41 K<ond half ~ wilh 6:41 rnnam•na. oh< OuiiJ' d<rm,. allo.....c! 10 •·om< back . L<d by Paul MbO<on... "ho acor<d 9 of hu IJ S«<nd-llall poona. o...·qo tul UB'• kad 101 <Inn 61·~9 ""h 1·12ldl. l'h< ourr&lo d<femc: reponed .... rmally ""' th< ltd"" ..., o,.,...., pol"'.,., I .~An <Orll<borl. ' V.c •la<l <d-ort •• II>< S<COnd 1\llr:· ~ ......., Enc Alsudt<r Th< 6·s" «ntn from Baywk noted'""' m.o.ar or oh< rncf'-..1 on lh< bnocl\. •h~o.h Coodl S.d liqho poo on dllftft& th< '*"'- n11111rt<• bccaac 11 .-. ''" W. eouldn'o lllall:lla10 oltc: no.. of oh<"""" ··11 oal.a a r..., """"'" to .._.up 1fl<r fOOl ha>~ bca oe II>< bmcll II>< •look ,_,.,_.. Al81dl« ldd<d • • • Uracl llrnd<noa. wbo lw rcpllo;<d 110< ~~- John I ll!l*n<\ a. 111< 8ul•' \COfUl&IIUICbiD<. had._.... bl& noaht-lw h• 9 or u r,_lbr floor arid >&nk '""dutch fr«<hrow• do.., th< ttretdl Th< t...L.:owo duo or"""'\ T- PanoM arid~ O.•rd ~tau pro•td<d II>< 8ull> wilb th< ~ <hlrp _ . . . !hal had 11m> LliWa& <a~ her'" th< J<uon. p...,., aad ~>acc: "'"' fO< ~or ua·. 66 poonu by dllpflOJII in 1• poim• ach """ dlsh~~~a 0111 >1~ - • bel....., thm to tt:am.rnaacs4 • " Afier oh< 1o» to Alfr<d (61 ~~II>< ClOII<h woru<d 11110 be mo<< Plltml 10 Ollr !o<loctlon or 01tt shou. We passtd lhrCC: Of four ttm<S In !his pmc bcfort ~c look a shot;"• said Acret. Th< .-., hom< pm< oflhu<a""' llantll<d I be lui IP_,.,. o( SCftloro Al<eadt<r. llld Hatold W&lt<r. W&lk<r playod with mor< lbin lbe ,..11&1 unrdcnlifta illo....Uy oba.t hal ba:n billllldcmarl. HA 1'111*"' play "" ..tdtnl ... M was forced to ltavelb< pox afl<r COCMUIIiJII bhfiflb hom<...,... ._..111< p.,_, a Ne:w~.space-age alloy l~as goOd as gold, PtnOMI rout. ;~,.. •. - ·as aood as gold. costs aboUt half as much. the regular pri~ (Offer valid through February 27 low Lustrium rings byJosten's ~~tiJ~~~~~lY at )'OUr bookstore. • ,.ldb~..JJ:W:fH:t'!;«· c - HIOII><s- dot- 1 ~ •• fOOd wiD. TMO.....,..,oa.loa~ta.IUidoeM'I&M,..III<YJOW••tal .,...._"Hl~Pa'*'· ··nw ,... • "SP!Cb\L INTROQUCTORY OFFER: ~·~ .) "I fell r<ally to.d~l had 10 -dl (aft<r ,.,...,.. OUI)," ~cd w.-. " TM m ~ ..._ ;r ..., beat a...-~ .... ba•< • ...... lll11 1>< for II>< (SUNYAC) Wes~cm di.uioe tlllc." llid Kupa. Tbt Btoll1 d MCd _ . . lhaa a N-4-1 llodfalo S t . - allo loa< 10 4-S F...,._ UB'a riRI round~· IIlii>< SIJNTAC ............... will ill al probMII;oy be II><....., r-*"<1 f'lltadaa s..e..n......... wllidl boaola u lftl.,.....m 21·1 cwen11 r«ord widloul alaao 1,0..., SUNYAC .....,, will be a W.. ll\lmbtilla lllodt for tbe lulb. ''Th<y (Po~J~cbm) ~ buicdy a IWO pilyn l<am-Jld Jaclllnl ...S Derrick Ro~~>.,.,d. If Jlll'him Olllbe 0\ICild<, "" .... thmt bad. • Rowlaad cu'1 do u}tlaiaa 1IIOidlow Jadllra'a ~." Wa&Ur _,..,, "Wc'U havt'IO ploy bottoc lb. M ployed apl.oJI JJiltr ~.." lllid P--. rdenine oo lh< 6UO ,_ ollh< 8cQp1s loa .....t • a..tt Hal. lbc ... wid! II>< ....... J&~~liary 16 raulaal ia • ,2-36 dd·• ........ a~'o~Jdaal r-a~orr--. ~DOl_.., .... : II>< a.a. ~ to lift'** .. ..... .,.. led 10 u.e;r dd.. . Accotdliq 10 w.............. ~ ... 10 u.e;r O<'Wiy 0111 (lleld..Uon-IUI....,. . . , _ -orlbeir._.-. M SUNY AC ..... bcld ,...._,. Z?-31• l'lxld.m. 1'C-...,., ..... I UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE. · 3~35 Main Street .......... lllllleUS- Mart Olppcrallll led ~ 111111 " poilu ••• n.. Bulb lbot- ~ 5I ,..._Ira. diC flo« ....... tUuabl< 3S.7 p<r•- for~ ••• U8 c:aaollod !be IIIII <fT..,...,., IIrial \IPODfY ''"''' '~la dle l'nt Mlflllld• for dot .-e.... H...,_ aiJo led 1001111-widl-.a ................... - - lbe-lllill.a1aa hot hiulaa ... flnlllft o( ..... _ _ , . . .,.._ . . . . . . . . fouiiiOUblt . • Kamy , _ ODiy a n d - . . . . . bua ... - ' c k _ _. ..... clunl IU br'oulllt IK - 1 0 lbdr ... . • • . �Ex-Olympic 'stars on ice' : some of the Shine is gone by Joa Olat .S ltl!('fnlm Sltifl Writ...,. aol4 ,... medii IDe! lh< ScMIIey Cup m t i l t - 1 rourtb .. •unci ckaft ~ in 1976, '-no I r..,.W >ODD lft<r )olnlfll tilt IJIInd<n. Hh .,.. ..... ...., effoca~Ye IDd - . . Ulanclef wuno dtr.......,... Dew Lewis bcatmc QPOod. ble. In a awtcr of a few •o<b. Lewis IDd ..... or lhc last oriail>ll bllllden, BiUy Hlrrl>. .....n traded to 1..o1 All&d<f (Of Cftll<f ....... OotiD&. Morrow prodUCI<d only three aaisu Ia 11 ........ . . . . . , - butlhowco1 lffill.pejlc bdUod lh< bloclinc. Whal tilt lllal'Offs ....,., Monow ICOftd Ills finl NKL .... ill OYatimc qaiiiSI Los Aftad<s. So far Ibis ....., Monow bas coodllucd ltU ......Sy dcfcosl~ otylc ulhc lslandcn uy to mal:< it IWO Startky Cupo in a row. F~ Stove Cbriaofr, was t h e productivo of the Ol)'rDi>llu who mtcrod the NHI.Iut - . tk .......S~ ..,.U Olld ....., usilu in 20 pmes for Mltmooota IDd be sa 1D NHL playoff rqokX .... -a.& Mo!Tow, _9)mmentary Soee NHL csploilcd die Olylapiuo, • jumplac OD t.bdr ~ of inaaot popullrity IDd mini tbantrittly to iD=ase ~. F0t lilt poon, tilt Olympians haft pla)'OCI ...... ollo..U,. pot<llliol "' booDIIo< Qllllily ..,.,. Jacue playm. '"" poaibilily or .-mau by CaoadlanJ was 1 pot<lllio1 uoubk-apot for the Americaos, but for die poon lllty _.-cot. Thcr< wu, ...,_., -~ evid<Dce of i<-Jouoy. Oac of the Americaos was lh< Yii::dm of I brulll alacl: iD 011< Of his f1111 proreo&iooal - . and orr the lee, ODOtb~ was arr. .cot COt dis«clefly coodoc:t. w.-·....... or au tbe OlympiaDs. oo oae could IUtJ>III lh< raaarbble fea& of KeD Monow. Not ODlY did be wiD 111 Ol)mpic aold medii, he joiaed lilt New York lsllnden IDd bclped tbaD wiD tilt SIIDky CUp. All llblete bad om:< bcfOte pilycot OD "*"' tbll loot lh< • .-rd with dabt.IDd lll<lifll roar usisu for 12 poinu in •• playoff pmca. He was a ma)Of r.aor In the ...,... of the dd<odifta ~ the Monual Caftldiens . l f t .... llno Ill the ICIDi.ftnah qaiDillhc Philaddphia Flym, he oa>rDd two ..... IDd oe .-her iD 8lrDC Dumber OD<. This Olriaolf is . . . bavillc I I " * - with lhc lO .... mart 1101 ..... of radl . In the caR or OIYIIljJian O.vo CbriaiaD, • few pilym hive over Khicvco1wlaa he did ill b1o r.. with the .ku. He was OD the ice for only S<V<D I<COOCis when he w-.._ sc:orDd ...... CbriaiaD, 1 d. ,.......,., for the Ol}'lllpic tcanr, ~ m u or for the Jcu. producina <ilhtJ/>miDd <Ousiasin ISpmca. Tb1o llaSOI1 it is _. ooncdvabl< tbll Dave wiUIIIo bit the lO J:»>lllllltt. PIAJina for lowly W'IIID<P<I, wbJ, h hu Oftly - - . . . . , . . untO DOW, Qu .ai&o't IeaSOn b.U 10 rate &s """ of the bri&ou Spot& 011 •bat bas bca> 1 dismaiiCIIOO '~"'the Jcu. ~- .......- __ ........ ............. -----...-- ._ AN UNFOMETTA&l£ MOMEJU: TM US Olynopi<- - - - - - - ... ,_, .._,...,... ___ -... ........ .... --~- LET UNCLE SAM REPAY YOUR COLLEGE LOA N Todars Army offan ,.,._,ment of loens maH under the H l111!er Educetlon Act of tNS. (Pam B & E). THE OFFER: The Army wltr pay beet 33'11% or $1500 (wlllcllerer Ia 11reate" for each year you ••,.. on Act/re Duty. The Army R•••,.• wfl/ pey bact tS% or $500 (wlllclterer Is 11reate" tor each year y011 ...,.. In tile U.S. Army Reserre. ALSO; You ••r be ellfl/ble fo~ne .of the Army's oUter exc1t1n11 Educatlorral Aulstence Pro11,..,... ADD IT UP: LOAN REPA YIIEN T; ADDinONAL EDUCA· TIONA L ASSISTAN CE; GOOD PA Y; &ONUS; AND VALUABLE SKILL TRAIN· l NG. Your Army Recruiters have all the details 8FC JOH.N ARMSTRONG 856-1650 Main Camp&~s ARMY REPRESENTATIVE Anar .AU.'tOUGM . . I SSG RON BOYLES 675-3385 Amherst Campus ARMY REPRESENTATIVE �;. olympic . ...... ,........ ..... l ! f ............. _ __._.. • • OIJolotplc,. _ _ _.... bul liiAo JUWod lo ltoo N'HL dctlul ..0 l'lwllurwll· J ..... Carkd 10 ....... io "'" llrii iO_.taa... - ...s....x.sup-J _.lad ................ ,, _ _,... it -.... boa tlcol - ... lbe - problaAs : .... llaw """" liard "' ....... bJMd~u..ll.. ~timt lw bca ;: Qi. ..... . .,.,. Of ... tilt Ol)m,-... Jllay.n. 110 - f..., PeeP< rrom ""' '"-_..to.,..,.,. ..... ,.;w ~ or ........S eore .,... _ ...._ ht aa<rM tilt N H L ' " - J• c._ t iW eo.on l'lu...,;;y pltmd<r. oe.t .. ~- apoittd ado<r 0. ;z,, 11110 ... oiPtd b)' 1be r....iall,~ J\llalu FWIIIo at • JIOII>Iit ~ coo.r...._ r<Cft\'td l H ,CIOO le< "'"tiq 1 Coco Cola TV .arT ...,... .. •ir~Aif>l~ liW He M-""' • all _ . ol od>m1lilo& re>UMOC, Ia oddodon •• _.,.a toiiUX\ ror .. w .coo -~~~~ lllaly. lka IM-1 __..,and 011ftlpoc pr-.ru loft tma oo mmtalr aod J*ruc-IIY ......, 1m fife chill 11 dUI.,..I hu ......_or mat.~~~ a IQOd 1m...- in IM NHL rwa The Alllota Ma..,.- ..m lllCd O.Oa b1 1 dc>palllc 111eml'l co ,..., ell< II'ODdwe, <'QIIIm<rell.l. buc 01 fllilcd Eatly en June. lhc f'lamd ""'e IOid and rno•nl 10 Ca!pr)l for til< 19111-81 .......... , . .,.,. ownm. realluna cnu, bad Uule 1icl.n·,.llloe 1ppcal "' oorthcm Canida. crldnl blm on Junt J co thr Botton BruJM. 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"'loalllol a.-ae M - Hony Sklclcn tba raa, c:ollrd up ll')lllc Morco 8aroa fro. tbc ~ ,..,. nub. SoDdeD ..-..~ 0,.. to 10 doWIItO Spnnarcdd to la:u>rovc on lib •eok soou aod bnna bock hu coar~C~cntt. but 0.., rd-.1 Croll •UI no• II< WO<kitt& fanner aoal~< ond Brvil> - - " Cl<rTy a-v.n. and ....tw special wuh his problc'lfts in tht n<U ""h __ .. .. _,__ ,__ _. .,,.,.loa ....., ,.• •. , . . ~- fi'OIII .....,... d c f - Jtrn Kooab • bo be ·~ .. LAta ....... . _ , 10011 10 boo pla)'Od ...,......., oa4- ~ pococ ... play> I lo . . r........ -a. QSA • - • K• Mclno~··•-••ltob.....a.pro bn 1.- bet•... lbe Salris ond Bvf1alo'• nunor ....... club, lito Ros:haccr J\IIICn(UJ, rlllh<l .......ly McCI8tlal!an .... tht pou:olllllo be 1100(1 hockey pla,er, bul •ell bo~ to croc:k tM Sobou' olteldy po•crful llnrup -on Uncvn11t)'• 0.... Silk pja)'ftl two ....,.. ror the l'leoo ¥or~ Rane<n was ......,.., 10 tllnr N.., Ho- f AmtricoD ~.cquc But w. u a pror.,.. lcooctey pla)er lw DOl Cot Silk • .... w •-•lbt bora .....,-,... "' ,..,. ""-.... sn - ..-..td _. po~ocr fe<•..--.oaa..,..door .w - ...... .. . '"*"- .... I"''O«<'td - .... ...,....~~- ......._.. ln4 oo TV H...,.,_. be b) lo oot or lois l'leoo fr- bdt...s b) •U _ . . , ll«h<ooet'> Oc>ordJ< ~ nu. ...,.,. 1w ......,. bcttlr ror til<Ol,...poon Ht bo> pia~ ....,...., for ,..,. pia""' .... """"' """"" and .... bora the no- N<"' HI- <-" Rod Gilbert. Hlo ploy wu IQOd mo"-" for him 10 be calla! up rt<'<lltly 10 th< &llldart« of (orrntr II~Att~ IIDd ltanJCf&. ~ ·· For rich! 11M& Jolla H1m11t11oo or thr Uru...,;;, ol MliiDC'IOia-o..lulh, II\IQp bo-. nor bca .,..wdl ad~o~sr.,...,..Witltthe &rflllo r - dub • Jtochntn, ttorruwl011 ~~pcri~nce d •o•t te:n•t•t•t from C...m..·bono pla1"'1 He • • •nott illthr loett l8d ~ su. •ctcha lo dote o i*Joc!J pjboolusdloa Ia H.........,.'ucu-. II< IUX.b d ,,_ bduDCI by 1-l<rW)'• loo f r a ncuhtth H•rreaatoo Ia) UIICOIIfOOGS for nw ........ • • pool or blood on the oe<. Ht • • c.rnod oil <II< ,.. "ilh I <Oftellllion, I fiiCl~ - , I brobft nose ond four ~ lt<lh, ond th < oo&ftl m the lloopctol .... ror lbt rt'll or cht....,..., Olympic 1<11111 pia,..., 10 far 1~ hove spmt thm lhon ••lllllo-h co,....., ~ lh< mrnor kq111:1 l'b<)' lfld~ O.ftn1<l1tan Mll.c Rlrrut) hu pla)nl ~ Jack O'Calllhan (0.~). !lob Sutcr I los ..w. Ill< Buflalo Sabr... Til< 6-l. 19S1>0Uod . A ~.....1. Milk Wdb (M -), En< 1tarmoer Buffalo'• fint-rouod droll Strobel (Buffalo), Bill lla~cr ( MClCillai). choltc en 11179-<bc nm pla,er St.-.: J......U tMinnaoucl. aDd B1ru Scllnvrln tPnnbur&h·•o" pla)in& '" S• liMrlondl ~ ~~~::~;nl~~~~~r.m~~.,,..Hl :~::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~:::::-~=;~~~~ Piau SliM a.,alr - - - - - ART HiSTORY - - - - ,._ ~ IMPORTANT! 47 K--re An. SBOIS UJ'AIUD • SHOIS DYED Undergraduate AsJoc:iation "CAREERS IN ART H ISTORY" Student Affairs Assembly Committee Meeting . ..,. a..~-e & ...._ , . - Monday, Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. Conference Room., 114 Talbert· - 47 Kea. .re Ava. At Uelvanlty Piasa Thunday, Peb. 26th 831-4041 Room 260 Capen Hall, Amhent Cuilpus .._..,.......... JOIN THE HAPPENING Free Trip To Albany .. Lobby Apiut Tuition Hikea n. SASU.,;.., Ad Hoc Committee I TU£SDA Y, FEB. 24111 at 3 , . Talhrt IWl Senate Chamber. AIJ..1UD10N FEE PAYERS ARE WILCOME! 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I t.aO ,., tN f.,..f tM f1M l'nOr'l Featuring: UVE ENTERTAINMENT SPEAKERS FROM CAMPUS & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ON: RAPE 8N OAMPUS SEXUAL ASSAULT BATIERED WOMEN RAPE PREVENTIVE TECHNIQUES TEN ORGANIZATIONS WilL BE REPRESENTED AT INFORMATION BOOlliS DISTRIBlTI1NG VARIOUS Ul'ERATURE ON 1HE PROBLEMS OF RAPE, SODOMY, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. • ! • ! �Ck1 I n - _, tile blgeut and U8 Oon<:e inlotrMtlon on ~ c:.n hell>. aofl IWI<y ot all-3521. - - 1'0< 8PTA ._...w ow- Soturdey '""" «< p.m. •• the - l . l b r o r y. Proce<da 10 btnollt tho Variety Club ~ ,. ._,_. -r• • p.m. 1n 10:14 a......... Amoteur Radio Sockll' ..-. IOdoy • a p.m. 1n 346 T~letboll Squlro. w- 1ft ~· MXt ..orbllop futurni'IOIY Circle K meoo .,..,.,.,_ ot 3 p.m. '" 264 Squire and 7!30 p.m In 3191'\FAC. Elli<ott , . , . Stegmcir P'....ung . . ...,.,_lng lho lllegol ~- ~- 01 2:l0p.m.ln 316 WM<k. lntete~tod pusona wbo dulre Amcriun on.rl)' .. dtpe;l6etM:e we urged to tervc Of'l.,. energy ta$k rOfU" 01 the NYPIIIG offlot In 356 Squl<ol><t._.n ID-.30 and 5 p.m. Tuetdoys .nd 1"-ooloya. d>t.- T1oc """' Yorto oo,t. ol T._utlon will tl.. o 011 SoMc:c._..lo<~cklle<>gl-rcudonts-. 6 To.,.,.,- Olllce by IW. 2. Stlpondod poaiUOA-<:oO<......., 10 U- with U8 C h -.. l r n p - - k t e o ond dell"" ond c:onduct Un-y....-lcjo ~ 10 clotetmJM demoJ'd fot cbP-re ond pooolble mrillod< ol ~tollbn. For further ~tolls c:onto<t GSA 01 636-2960 0< ~ 01 1'\lllord Fillmo•• SA oo 636-2962. DeodUne lor oppiQUonl ~ /0\&rd\ 6. Ol!dort<M. .~ o- AI.M. membonNp medlng We.d,_,.y ot 3 p.ln In 334 Squ4"' OUA.B c.or-ts meets Wt'dnudol' ot 5.30 P m In lieu ...,._, Squirt Aa1n>n_, Ason. meeto We.d~ otll:30 p.m. In 330 Squlle MHiatO<y~Aa.,..m..,. W~•• p.m 1n -'OS AC. c--. mo1111bon ....,.u.,g fOt coupu In 332Squlrt. l)on<:c ........,_y 01 5 p m . OrH<Iate Nunu Aun. moetlnt Thundoy 01 _ , In 922 Klmbol To~•. G-. .,..._ Ia 1'\ro. T<><r ol U8 Hoollh Sttvlots. Qoy People'• .AI~ - ~al.:;;,:· r~'.!.:. J botrn o porty• 1().2.!30 p.m. ..-~ea. - · 010\-ies, arts & lectures lEE£ - " " tour ol fllonnu fll<41cal Thutodoy 01 J :l)fHY(Of frO<n 140 Bell Dr...<& Me.dtd. Sign up 1ft "Technkol and Sc:kotlllc RcadiAt Approedla" • ....,lnor oo help a<udenl ocqulro • bdt~ _ _ _ , . . , . cf their _,.pkA adc11tlflc matl'l'lo.f wllh emphuio on Al>lg-.compon.fonla-forol4yewoklb0y b;olofy. ct><mlstry and pt>yslcs " " ' - . W~y lnt«Hte.d In SP'otl. If~- help, call Pt<<r oo CAC at - Irom I ) p.m in 202 Boldy. AC. 223 Bel~ 8JI ·3521 . El ~ ctrtcai/Mt.c-hanlcal e.aglnet:ra. ert;hltec-ture lt.t"'dd FotkdMdt~t tenons tomor~ ftom 6•9 p.m '" the fltlmorot. Room. Squtre Requc.c. ct.ndno w fotk)w st-.-Loom houol1>11 rohobilliAitlon ..Uila th!O<Igl> 1/w Ffll....,.e·Leroy /\leo New l ' l t ! l g - Projoct. FO<, "So<::oo Hlst<><r ol Locll c..n.- 01..., by "'' Andree detailialiPt:tflelCAC.8ll ·l5-21 . 51\e'llll ot aM Amtw-r~ ~mend HislortaJ Pwk Thundoy at 4 p.m In 260 Copen Ployaiaol ech>catlan/roautlon f<>< the hand~. U ··acu. S cJuu. end Te.t:baoloey In Oe.rm1n_y, )IOU cen \IOiunteer yourself. aH Debar• et CAC. 1870.1918 end -lnltoiiOf! In the 1920o In Co<ltrol 1131 ·3521. Eu.ropc G~rman)', Austr~. C~a~l.ll g•Wfl by Computer Science. fll\ajort-For progre 'l'mlng Alia' Te.chove ·~ ll\ilu.tlH Ttk:h Fr~y at 2 4lnd 3 p.m eqerkt'!Ct. we M'lfC • new project at Erie Counly #lo\edkal In 56? C..,.., • ) Cdn<tl You m\.IJ' know f"orten.. For more lnfcwrNUon COil O.vld at CAC. 8J~3~21 Poctr) rudtng b)' Tom Pk t.itd •rKS Mkh.ad Mc0un: Lurn about lrnmAQratlon ls:auc.s end enrd•y leg.tl ~XO~t: and ho'* to Mel ,...._.._ Uwm u o fotritl"'ttu.ck.nt Com. to •he F OI'ttg!'\ Student.~ end tht> Law ~rn1.nor Thursday at 7 p rn in 170 MFAC. Ef»tott '"Conn.ra.edOna ~ the: Nts"' Ettiftor HAnkttl lnt~ poet AU~ GmsberQ We<tnnde~ et 5 30 p ~ on lnlem.auonal c.ble. <:llef\Mf 10 " Brown-eyed women end red grenadine. The bottle Is rusty but the liquor is cleen.'' _ -The Deed .. ln.st.bOity of lbt Che1gc:d Surf~~« ol Uquks Hdlum.. gtvt1"1 by Or. R W Gtancn:. ol &til labs T'hur~y at 3JO p m , 1n 45-4 F1~~ C.rur PloMIIIQ om.. wOtksbop- R - w,u;ng •omorrow e.& 530 p.m. In 15 Cepen.. Teoc:hnlquea; (or -cllrnotl< ~ ond CO. In 1« -~,._.by Dr. Hans OtK'hgotr of ~ Onlvet$il)" of &ei'n. S.•Ue-rtend We.dnudoy ot l::JO p.m. "' room 18 4240 ~Leo. Wed:neJ.dl;)' •t ,oon In 23 C.pton. A Yldeotepe_ shownandcl-.l 11-tomo<oow ot 3:30p.m. tnf-.>41.4.2 26Rlf<k =-~n:" ~~.:"'.= ~';::!.....,.:.,':;'~ .,,u be: Junlon W'ho wm be ootnQ on to an~duete or ptoluslonal tchool """ will be g<Muotint In 1982 should lOt up • rd•ronee me. Coil 1'\rs. Mock at 1131 ·)) I~ or com<! to 3 Klyet. C to make •n appoJnunenf. !loU: 8aclqMofe lo • Unlftralty acnlce ol The 5ptctNm. l"totku I n Rift free of chuge. Tbe $pecttunJ dou GOt - - lllot o i l - •01 • - ond ~tile ~ =.. : :.,:'~=~~..:, ":";.~ - wUinot be toloe.n O'tOf tile phone. Courae ,..tint w01 DOl bo .......... - - Moodoy, Wednudoy and Frldoy~t noon. p--- IIWE ---~ 1ntvet<ed In oUeMinf or holplnf wlllo lllo doolnt banquet Ann oo 61J8.7443 onrevenine bdO<O Frldoyso IMt plans can be -· CAC 0.000 ,...,._ H_, Hour Friday'""" 4·7 p.m. .. PJ BoUonu. - In Flells 8enrl« Is looklnf ror .,...,. """ Uve Elll<ott a(>d ore , ,...,._ lo '-Ina o lortlgn ettd>ongo IOUdont clurlnt tho 1at ._.._In march. For ond IO<O I n - ~ .-11 Amfr • -II• ~172. __ ~~lotC:Ioltat-~II>F-:rn- ~~~ln ""Jene _ .. """'*_,_ ....,,... .,_--.you _ . . _ . . . . . ploCMcf - · .... - off•,. l.efol ltuslu? Group l.tgol SeMc:u frt:e 1•1 and Wonnatlon 1o oil UB otudento. Do you hevt o hurlng In SWJIIRJ courU of the Prt:s1den1 '• CO<nmlulon? GlS has l4w ltudonts &o oct u ~enckr> (O< student&. FO< m9'0 fnlo•moUon, slOp ln ot Cll.S Open 11·5 p.m . l'loncloy. Tut.doy. Thurooloy. ond Frlclay: unlll 7 p.m. W - y In 340 Squire. i\lto opon l'loncloy& from 1·5· p.m In 177 i"IFAC. Ellkott.IIJI-2273. The Coonodlolg SeMco on lho thlrcllloor of l'lkhael HoU II apomcxed V'len'• Support and Growth OroiJp. Any 1'1\eft ln•e~ to- ptrtldpet1r.g In sud1 e aroup c:on\Kt Bob Paske« .,.._r or llou.-.doy ftctm 9:30-J p.m. ot 831·3737: • · tn the unlYeraftr AC. Ia now _ . 101 the lll>flng -........ Our trolntd tutOIO. all - . . . . . . . . . . , _ , ..., R!edy to help ~ loom lo O<~u um., -lop your - l o r y , e.lte ~>otter ~- -~rttotbooka.IAke......,oM rood aa -r1 n any other- 'of-~ We .,. o , _ drop-ln .,.,...... no oppolntment Is ...-1)'. Our ho\n 1"\ondey ..-! Tuadoy from 2~ p.m, The Study "'-. '-mlnf c-.. a 366 Boldy. 1.-. do""""""-..,.,_ Adrnloolonl!and .....,.~.- ... r.wo- ..o _.......,.,..,.., ol 7 p.m. In If? I'V'AC. ElleooL ' - R...aonlnt AbcMI< lmo~"' Application To AOIW lrntog< Anolywl•· gl..n by Peter C. S.lfMto ol tho Unlv.-~ ol Leo. 1l\_,- ol Tutlqg Comput01 Profrom•- gi>oen by Dr. Jol1n S. Clou•laJ cfthe Unlv<r>ky oll'llchfilan WedMSfk~ JOt 4 p.m. In ,_., 41 , 4226 Rldfe La. APHOS P'U<nU Dr. flletulf, Director ol 08 l"'«<<cac Admissions Wo:>dneodofot 7;.)() p.m. ;n G-26 farber. O.Yid &oml "8 fllorch 27 In the Allmore Room, Squ;re. Pot 1"1· heny l"'orch 31 In tho ClroMdo Thoot... 2 - . . "Pipln """""' 28 .In Clari< Gym. ..,.,. <;olo<od Girls •• " '-1><1111n0011o()yn\, ~ 1\morlc..o o........,. lkalnua: Prololoms ...,. .I...,.,• Proopoc:u- gl• • by Dr• Mc<:onn•ll cftbe Dept. o1 w - y .. 6:50 p.m. In 317 ""'"C. Cl<og111pi>y Elflcoa. ~Wildt" •• I ""The-~ R_,.-ntrns IOOight 01 7 ond 8:25p.m retp<!Cilwly,ln 170 "'FI!C.. EDI<otL -su.p~c:~on~ ond . . , _ _ . . films - 01 7 end 8:50p.m..'""' ,tlvely, In 170 1"\FAC. Ellicott. ~ • 7 end 9 p.m. Fridoy in 170. ""'"C.7,Klols 9 P·!'Alright-film •nd s.tUidoy., tn the Squire CoMerenc:e Theater. .t , .. Are E.fllcoa. and 146 o~•- s..nc~oy Wednndoyfrom 12-4p.m. onc1Thur.soyl<om IG-4p.m. Tl!ettJtlloe Flooo&.•f,.,._IO<oll -.., _ _ . r-,: women·• for &be. temttlef . If~ would Ukt: to hew • tr•lned tutor wrltlnQ. 3315 8olcly ....w.,.a '""" 12-4 p:m. """'WTh fiomlHI p.m. or como to 346 Squlao on T.-.ya from 6-9 p.m. Keeler""""'-.. ._,...,to- . . . . . . . , . _ ...... - FruM!y ., 8 JO () m .t The At~t~"' Community Cemn n I Elmwood A"'tt ._._rton Art. ,ou a Veg.e_tarian? AnyOM lnlert.JCN 1n seartmg an anodeuon to occas.sJonell)' eot and !;eem to cook food cell '*'•11>< •• 638 .f 810. U.S..po al 61J8.7682. or K..,.• ., 6311· 137~ . quote of the dar "'Btomedk.al fnaln«.riDQ .. gfV~ b) Prd Petcc" Scott toda! eo 3.30 p.,. •o 2~ ~ Copen 8ARC It tM ButfUo Anlm.tt RIQhta Committe~. Antmel lovets end eny lnleftlted ~1c ate '-lrged to Jotn C•11 CAC at 831 ·3 521. -to -·*toololotl...-7 do.-- ,....,or Do,.. Do,.. drink too muc:b o n d n o t _ t o _ 1.1QD,..-• -loa whoclrlnb~ ond - - y o u " "... dlllcullj CGI*II7 • •,.. bolp. como to lhe ........ cf lhe Alcohol A - , . . , . _ , Wednadoy ~~m.--. M:.. 63W.II071ot fwlho< e. ..a Buloetboll vs. lthec& College, 0or1< HoD, 6 p.m.: Women'a Bowllnf, WNY Pooftlon 1'\.otoh. Squire U...., 700 p m, Tftuncle)l: WresUfns • et NCAA ChamploNhlpo. Dh<hlon Ill S.:...-..,. at Club--SpocioJ dey time bus lO Ito~ Vol-y oo Thu~Hoy. Sign up In ofllce. Foe. " " ' - a n d g ...... only. 1111._.• a-.,_ v~ beeN to*)' ot l:30 p.m. in , the Clor1< hall- IW"I· AI inlo1Uied In trying out......-. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8d1d5408f57d92eda584e539a0be604f.pdf 7f817e1dc3b9ff5acb07a9c89c4d44a8 PDF Text Text SA calls for alternate graduation as Millonzi invites Carey boa I th•~ btodiM •• tlo< eo.cr..or I> <"*'& a ....,.. loll ••II I ht Millolul edded ....... Mel sa-t.. .... .... Aa . . . . . . vac~b< ............... - 1 0 loa the l ..l f t " I til< raa tha we ha... dolf<mot Gonr1101 Hualo L . <:.nr •pca\iaa at 111< 1911 .,.-Mel 1 ' - " " Mil be l l l l t t o d - - d.tr..H< .... luacd ., • · - a., .,..._ UY threaD,''- M,_,.,III\JCbat tO U111w:ni&y Co-'! Chalnnon Robcn r.ftllotul, 1M Spf<f""" .., le:lraod .......... Wlulr U.. 180.. _..,.to ba.. ao~ilf..d ...cnl ocher Couoal """"""''· SA P<mdcn1 Tim Slocdl&n ~ lliJpkuurc o•cr the Governor's on,..ation and onnounerd ...., - ... ''* ·-- - -· bcocnx " - liDO' aM) IS -~~. . a political -..-1 " . , ........ Stooo .... _ ... tlwlo the eo...c• .... ~ Mlana M&a.,rdll-1> S..Wor Tod ~~ •o lf*k 01 ...,...._ ... ,..,• ""' dAd ............. boa- ,,. ... """"' the D<moc:ralrc Pmld.<auol ............._ ear.,"""""'. ,.-orial cam'*"' l'lo ....... s...... ._.._,.". 10 .... Couft<11 Oonloophtt J dtlrorod •oUt ~.. co~~oeo~- •M.lloom a);ed- _ . , • tlo< -"'-a c..,._......,. udl told- Mllonl Foll.on c.uo...·--lt.\t. .......... ..... ---..-J..,... ..................,............... . nil<-~­ Jaota rec:allrod ................. Aobcrl 1.. ICcu<t ..... ...... ~ ._aooo ..-C*Id bt • c.ty ... ---· ··- • clldllall:· ...,.-loon • tlot laa " I c.·e ll!iok of • -.1< IMiodda , _ ,_.,.. J - . '""'· · - ... ~ IUIJ~ Ius....,.._,~'""" "I~.,-.~ ....... 10. c.., n.. ........ told Spf<f""" ..... he ... Milloeoll IOIDOflOW, "I'm oodliq \0 ~lltoiO M...... Md I \Jwrow ht'l IJtctn ta .,.,' ~ " IM of ear., - · the in•rwron I ...,u 10 throloah •uh tb< .......... .,-.!--. ,_. ,_. lt1 ~ _, 11.'8 W•y ptl/lllfl/llbott St•• ll!t bat he c:aa uodtr 1bat da)'> or acakrotcd mllouoa," t:o... iOo!l "TwtioD bih s aft -..obi<, t11n "\lr Sb«NNI '' "'""' th< budp:t,'' Mlltotlra atSd<d "It ulbc UM<r1ll) lnm«> "ho - l • the allocalioll ~ cocutantl) IDd • •• \YR tlw. UBI\ftUI) c. Jt;IJ'\>1,(" il It a!•on..,..... hLt..., ....... ,.. cnovah - · .... ar.......-• Sbec:t.an not<d llw h< tw.lllrtad} madt ..-.d! ll!t Buffalo 0.1< Calltf and kttcro to I)OralU c.pj.wlq .... .......,.., fot """' a "E•tn ta.o..h l .,.,..., b< SA~ b)'th<n.lloopttlo< ..,. PI'<Sidc:M • oil 1c1 ,... .., tlln>oqlo ... , 1a...." Shed>aa ....,ed " H.P Coro, "00 frocrtd ol til< W "\' ,,...,., t\pta.all• l. a. .. ~""' , _ V. ~y. a~...,... for til< c;o......,. ,.,g ...,.. fdlow Counal mcuba M. Rob<n ll.ort11 <\.hoed corn-- " n. a . - ""'"" thlllbc C.O.emor ,. the luch<a ,.,Lilli public olfo<u ., the Suo< &lid ....ned \filloGn'• ow......,u " I tlu.ok tbt Go•.,_ "n.Aaina rh,. ll!al "" •'OUkl b< ., hooor 10 ..... luJII c....,. .... 0. ...........,. of Mel 10""ll<ol""'iaao....r-t:.R) b< ...... _.. __ u_Soaoticn dt<Uotro - plans for •• ahtmait lfll(luauon - · d In 1 l<tln 10 Ill< Counol Sbedwt detailed hi> d.....,r< CMT Milionn'• invltauoo. Cellina Cart)', UB's "Pitbbc Eocmy Namb<r Ollt." Slled!.., ooted thot the Oowmor lw be<ll untru< 10 hb 197• protnll<J ....oc:ll ~ for SUNY'• innovath< - -· Sh«hu abo oor<d !II• oo 1,.,, c....,. "~JUated eontaft$11 and tfutcprd f01 SUNY he .a.illed S27 mdbon off tile SUNY boldJ<t . Til< studallleloda .....,_...., thel,...,. YO<\ Slat<.,,.. -•oidto pri~..,._lllaa 111 the oth<r ., cornbootd. &lid nailed ........., tb< U1l Oaul SctiOOI .... .. ~ or ........ -iuuoa ... 1971, Carey ... r• to fuod a new Sll millioll c1av.a1 ,.,.., ,. BrooL" moot to tnO<nmy atld choddy thaa to stliCitau, ""' I J"" fft how C'wcy can lpcU to .. .,lib his 1111<L tO."'Cd ," n. SA Pr<St<kns propot<d &II allttnat< &Dduatoon tb< Sllurday b<lore b«>oOS< he mairllamcd that "•• u.Jiy tonfrontation "ould ••rei) a<a>IJ:\P&IlY U.. oon...,tional hall wilh Carey ..,..una on May 16111.'' Milloflli, •••,.. altOI'H)', · - - 10 S'htthon. datmona, "lk kiter " Cltt<mtly wdl wrin<a and "ell S(NC'Iured, but I JtiU ....., mt Go•<r- •• lh< 11oft_.... •_...,-·"'"' ............. _ .... r.....;· ........ tb<-- s...a..-_.a.-v.·----... .... ....s..-,... - -· .......- ._....,.._ =-r '"PP<H1 -ber. "-loa c.o.-J lDk H s - . , _ _ ... """"" Milloaa'• · · - "'I . . . (M.......I-""' I' • - - .... "lh<rt bad - • ....on ... - . . loiX<'pl.llll .... )ft ... _.. _ 20 Feb~uary 1981 Vol 31. No 61 SUNV at Buttalo 01e school? \.fl A~o.~a AO~t' Ta'L Fora 1!- corwden.n& 1. p<oposal tha ...,uld combine lh< UIU'c:nil) 's t b,... CO<< <1lftii'U> fk.\llua IDtO ont od>ool, C'felllina I !IW>r'< Coll<ct or ...... IWid Scicoc:cs~ """" ..... could d!- the , .... or ll!t D i - or ....s- Utadaaroduatt Ed~ooa IOUEI-las~ Fortt O..Wma11 \looUram Gr..tlui ,.<ft. 1k pla.o, $loll on lOS fom>UWI><S..Ia. ... _ e d to b< lh.a~Utd rn ,,...,., cktail oo a \1on.-, oft«ooon m«""'' "hen Unl'crooty dans and directors ..,JI pth<r in CIIP<Il Hall to hear Graner's Pf<'CIItation. Grtintf, "1>o had oocr•ed u UB"s A>IOdalt Dtan of tbr Law Sdlool. waa r«<ntlt named Auociatt Vo« Prtsidc'nt for Acodanoc Affair>. Hi> propolal would mer~ tht Faculues of Aru and ....,.,.,., Soellol Sdtneo OMl I'IIUII'III SdtnctS Md Mathcmau.. onto ont uok. "hkh .. ould b< raponliibk for ~ or oo IICIIIdttnr< dtpartmcnts. Only ont dtan "oukl bt nccoswy and DUE -.lei b< r<Rnldurtd or ntn diminated &lld IU duU<o .cnt into tb< ont J\llll (O<Uity. ....... .._.. un;-...,.1 Pt<iJdtnr. Robcn 1.. K•n«. wt>o Gran<r laid ..ou.ld malt the f.al dtasloo oo "h<lbcr to unplnnmt the plan, WU IIOIIC'O<MIIW. "I ila>< o•or )"Ct and ururl it" furtlra dowt~the IUit," ht vtpltomtd . ul ...... !hem 10 " ' over It 11 I,..,.., thtnlsd.... K•u<r rteowoted thelrltlory oflht Uniwnotr'• oort campus 1\I'\ICIUrt, clallnirta 1h01 f~.Unh-.rsiiY Pttsidtnt Monln Mrycnotr dlwldtd it Into a......,. dean S)'Oittn, in hopa or on• day scrvins .0,000 was UB'aplntb< lrttciMO's. "But thOI is no lo<!Jtr Oflmlll~," K<tt« told TM $pl<1111m, ...., 11 mlllo• b< tltat ror c:honat.'' Otloer ...alon 10 tbt plan - al>O minirnll as tnatlY achllhobl.raoon ....,ed thll l h t r - .,.,., 10 - · uotD Ci<nKY oulomlts a men ClOII<ftlt p<_... Moadly. Yocr Ptuodcnt for Acadcmi< Affairs ~ Rossbtra told Ort io<r tbat bt warr.ltd a rtCOtnmClldotion lrom the Taat Fon:r by Mooday. Raoobtra rrl.-1 to 00 lbc Jiaa, 11uo1 until "" had ~ more sul>Rarltw. h< .,.,......, •o , _ 011t or the bmdlcbl. SOda! Sci<Dca 0... ICtnD<lb tny, •11o said h< clolrbu tb< Task FO<ot cat1 ~ the Febnwy ,'lJ ,.udtnt,.......,ltb Nidi: Academic Affairs plots faculties' reorganization ~ ~ rh111 M - ~ w.U "l th.ht oo m..n) dn01h: "I 0011'1 l no• •hal the) ~ ........., f~lt:' mto lw W.dtai ...... l tht.OL n (\ftlf:· lbr« lfteWU ~ fhU JWU i•ft'lPI) dttfUMIIIIJ 1'*0 dfta'~ ofl"o«s Olld )II,. one otr.u ·· .llo•"" .U cht dtpon-• co lfiiOC'I 10 -~ "'•""" s.......... lad ,t......,•r<> o.... auv..,. Aradmoo l'OCin'Cied .... "I ~w...., ~ lomxd • rna..,. b<ar- I .-ply lla•t 1101 - . t til< .. c:roouah cktall .. "'" ud l<lltn eo.Go:or.,. lt-ill< .... -·...table '"' · Gm:Qtt said that lltt Mka lllia)tt tml)f'O\t undtrarod'*< edii<I!IIOft a UB bcaol1t- Md . _ would b< dimlnated ~It thai many dtpartmtnt'\ - •lucb no'trr upou to thrtc On.m-•ou.kt ha\o-c ont)' OM edm1nuuUJ"T '->c:r lO d'-'-1. Gmntr <mp!Q\u<d that lh< plu ............... COillidtr<d. and he ..... loookrna loro.....S to romvq Olbcr adnlmQUOio~ ftedt.a .. hu * L Ht NOd doal he wasllil op<a t o _ , . . . rr- til< de-.-... ..... ic _ . , b< "" 10 · - 10 droaao> cl<oft llo< 6aal doaln>c:Dl . Ht......,..,..,lhalhewa-•ha ·ould~ or DUE the pia, a1t1ooora1t II< ....a - r ol ru ,...,_.could b< pl.oml ... Aru x..- .,,...,fttd Ccllqt if" - - 10 he""'-" H• w<1 '""' da.t~..,.. or h» p~aa ..... ...., u~ wu <r<a~rna a ..,..,.. ...., and" could the r....,. a.., em- pnwt cwnbcnomt irl th< ~ th• >tudcnu ooulcl b< •nraaed 10 UB b«oiDt of th< odmittisuathce short. !i(fiCiaru Foculcy Smatt O.arrman Normon Solloff sbar<d this OP<imi>li< outioook, "II will help >tudcuu tderlllfr "'th a . , . _ and • oould help us rttlUIIIudmU and .,tract . - . tr&nif<r a••dmu-bodl o evtmUiy a ....,. <'Ciltral ~ prol>l<m," h< <Wmcd. l'lotma ht was "OCI!cd" by wt ol t1o< Gr._ r~at~. Soll:olf IIIUiitd tha! il CD<IId lodp audmu feel - . a .,.. of the UDi><niqo. Gmoa llbo ..W that t1o< oll-<ldayed ud uoubl<tl GtDtroJ ~ could&<\ a hoo>t r..-lbc pr- ••anal<- shwfOc. ~ lluol tlo< plaa Blfallt of tlx bureaucndr: " - ' tbat or< J"<SftUI)' 1)"'1 up lbc b< elan<d It coodcl ma~t Gtneral Ed-.oa pr-. -~ v......·s Day -P.2 1 81owfn' il rile wind -P..f I 'SIMI~Idi--Pp. 9-18 I Slop-P. 19 I KnodcDut-P.21 ~ �Lonely timet Still suffering tortures of Nam; hostage hoopla leaves vets angry pcTIOMd hod bocn dolna lbelf JOb, and If the -ell hod bocn auarcbnJ the anbtwy, tht .,.,..,....,.. ...,old ~bo.. II( Undq•l t .AimtM'I ,._,.,., Ed~H~t by ntWrNdO<'Qirrtd. "llmt da)'l oat or • month I - awa) '""" tltt fi'OIII lmo. I bod tO OOIIIUIIItly ....,.Y ....,.., boob)-tf1111'. bcill ·""" ... lllld 111111 loo.:too aaw1iaa iD DIY clotbto I •v ..,. 01 su ...., b)' ""'kru lllld -..n. I Clllft<- ollcr "'' _..... •• EdmWid Mlllor, """ ret...., 1A1 lht U111tcd St01tt r,_ Vitt_,. 011 Fdl<uryU, 19'11. saocltltt V ' - n"' <0$1 thll 00\IJ\lC)' $6,000 ~-. ''but man: tban that haw killed th.........., ann mumn11 10 the 0011 ...... " He lidded that tht fi'U.Ilrlllon twer a ftJIUD that "~"than 11 the tll.,. Accord"" to Mllln, tht<t It< two-and--"eef mtlbon v.....,.. •>a.,..,, )d )()()to 3~ m<n biiV< noo murotd They art tlrhrr miuina 111 IM:IIOn or.,.,_..,., .r- "1'-- 1--nsl>t•hc:al,or"-<." ltt ...... lt cw nutt )an 10 fta4 ow •bu • • Willi lum. but fUIIII) tk . . . . . profc:oaiorl dodded- Mdltr ...., , . rr..., ' 'ddattd.ur. . In M•Ua'l ~ttnl'• dw· hollJrCc:t Wlft revr-.rcs.t, tD<kocd re10 ardtd, for 1101 earryona out t~<U ,_........ A<conlulc 10 ' t.la. -h " ' - · •ill Sl30.000 rr- do< us_....._,. fret· ·-w OH'<IY Nn M Anoo• PX1. to<.... - t ) SIS.OOO • ell, frtt baJdld 1'0'00. S..pcr ao..i tkka•. llallh toaocru r"' *"" thor r - ror tk • - l'tlf1 ponc~to He Wlid . .._ ,., ...... CQt • pmt - - " "I ll<'t< apouml," ,....,.. lldmtltcd, " lOAd aranttd lhe ........... bod to eod!AR tk IDMW ... rr. b\11 they didn't haw to "OfT) about the pb)...,.. ton~~m thll •ormn~•ed w aU the .., . Eo..cp~ r.,. tltt IIM:I thai they "Cf< eap!uml, they hod oorhl!l_a d>c ........ them " SM4et If ddattd .. ,,... • loot docton ac111 .,.,..,_... - rrono - bel •om STEVE MARTIN. looJERl< A UNIVERSAl PICTIJIIE liltll'o•tllS.t...(ft.$'...100\ ..c ,a,H--o.-ttlltW~ D Fri.. Feb. 20, 170 MFAC EJIIcott · 7 8t 9 : 16 pm S.t. Feb. 21, 146 Diefendorl7 8t 9 :16pm Sun. Feb. 22, ~ ThMtre 4, 6 :16, 8t 8 :30 Rduodly .,..cr, • • _., Olld a ""'·~tt ~Millo< ...... hia ,......_ O¥U tb< - - · )ubolanl ...xc- " - t eotnpartd to his mum "I eamc: u ., UldMdual I """' th<OUJh no dt<ompt<~~~on ,...;.,., " tltt form<t Vo<Cn&m ><taan eowtlltt l.lid. No rtd earpn trtatmtnla,...ntd hlm. Ht 1101 orr the pt1111~ and wmt nlht hom< With toolhpldt m mouth, hldckn b~ IUs mou11acht, MQin Aid ho and the 0t1>tr wu 1101 IIO<hina· "II <ucb," said Milltt. IWIImlna •P h11 fcdiop for tk •1lolt d<el. "'!'bey lhotlaao) -ao't cloo1a tbm .)01>-wc - •· Tloty - . kidMP ..aim>, they - • c.utOq. Thty dido 'I ~ to ....,.y abo.. ....._ no. llclffalonian ...., that or obt and ........ · - -·" P.J.'s Jrd ALL YOU CAN EAT Sp2hettl Dinner -t.so· This Sunday Feb.llad us Em-, .....,..... "SAIIBAIIEIICA" tuffer ''cltfoGi.: cldo)<d tlot clolrama: Ahhouah cliJJullcd ""~ ohe lltUIIIOII, Malltr " "' rtady to comp«>truK "'"" • ><mo..oluuon >ttacd at our IO"Cf nrnm•. "Maybe tk eo-nmcnt .......,.lllll up to tltt jooolqn for "'"' they diCI 1o .. tm Voctnaml, bwt • lUll dow>'t hdp ou." II< taJd 8t:<iclft the ~~­ td«aaiOII btlocfc•. t1ot Gl ,...... lAM and tht "-< mtdat ...~. ,..._ 1106 1M Ill< Nt<o Yon Slat• "ttctan &t't • 'eottun&-"" Addma to the bbl surround,.. or tk ><t<raro< rtourn l l t l t t - or anploymalt " \\t doll't , .. job. •oth ant klltd or fucton w. Jd Job< to hold"' o..,, .. Itt l.lid Mllltr b<hc•cs that tk VKtnam vtt " bta>mlna a mtnOfll)', bema cast aside and pu1 on • \.hdf "Vtenam rtfUJ<CS rood< out ......, bcua than tltt •tt>. ' lot CQtl1 .,... ned Mt!ln abo hat oomplainu .P,rut tltt \ to<nn ., AdmuwtratiOII Hospot.tf. 1lq tolanM: ~ .. .....SOCII probkm on tomnbq doc, but they 6o - ~ '""t Spoaroadlr. 1>< vcu "caa',... trtattd,.,.. 0..... su ..,. """ I.Jch - _.. .... taJd (O< ......... M"""'." I) and the lad ol - - · t. .. , . ....,. lum Mtlln had an offlet in ToWNCIOCI Holt •here he lttlpcd ddattd wta. ......,1 Onnat and Sulfa drua Vltltm> He ad'litd them wltat to 6o and madt hdpful conntetloM for tlttm Tht , _ , . to hll ,...I« ,.., JrtOI, but only Itt and another man uaffed the ofT~« and the •<><l load bccamt too much. M1rk'r coahnvcs h.o &nvolvcntaM ..~h hb cauw. or AJ<III ann,. V'lllu••• ol n.-.mlldtoo. aod " WNtern hew Yort. Vi~narw Era Vetrran• Itt .........,,,.... .... alld .... fdlo• -.t..-• ~.... '*' "--· .w-.... Satarday February 28tJI S,•ire Hall - Fdlmore Room 8:00,. c-a._T.n.w..-w ~ <L••..w*" tiM: tw.o u ,..,IN bani ohOf at ad Mflll •hoi at BRAZILIAN CARNAVAL! ~$3.00 <Jip(r>tt o. IOidotn ..na U.u llw do< fDnn<Y ............, ha•• .._ . dda)<d ........... th< \loctn&m >d<rllD ,.,..., " Mall« " I madc 16 mo\O btfort the do)'J ...... 0\'tr-(and \hey) .r....,. c:amc bel•><•:" mldniJ)ItiUKI 3 am .," .aid Robtn BIIK'ltt, r>· lranlan houqe. mhis <yndiallcd arllclt "My O..d<eltn 1.-n" 11\01 appeaml In ohe &;fflllo £....,1111 1>~-. . No h<al . No btddtna Nolhona to do l'lotluna to read .. Alii d'ld wu b< tllert. ell day.~•llh not loanl> Ucd \\. _..,.j ..... the ........ poO<. Tht fOIId ..... ,..,. bod \\c dtdn' talc a bllh r... abo<~~ a Wr«l. aod we coukfa ·, ~« CX~ulllk • to a •uuon • hn"t )'OV arc UDder atrtm~ fOfa'. Ot uarmw duren. and ha\'t to worey abowt btmt bait11 for baoJ 1111') wnb than. or count, )'00 oont ml )Oundf Aod "hen the prtSIW< .. orr. ,.... trnr them (eapton) rou&h ... Robttt Bluc:ker rtt..rntd to tM Umttd Stllcs With th< Sl ocbcr Ammauu from hn on January 20, 19111 . ......, bod btao taltn eapth~ by lslamw: miluant• on No....,blr 4, 19'19. <o~~ac ... _ tltq murn ""-· ,..._ �UB searches for the brightest by Job !C. Laplua tnli<t "bri&bt" &ludeou. "Wt rould orrtt Ire< 100111. board and tuiUoll CX>upled "'Ill l>apitt a ~<hodulcd Srptemba some typt or •{pend," Howdl 6eb1n. a Uniwrtity booot> provam "'U<<fed. "Bill wbal do }OU do ffitloi:u q..a,mlted in iu plarwna 'lri1b tb< audeMS Who "'""' 10 five Rqa. revealed Honon Commluee II hom<t Pr..-t ilt" CIWr BArbara HO"dl. Tho Pbytioton Profeuor ''Rl&bl now ,.••,. loin& ahead explained •n. 1b< com milt« is abo •erv cautloully... Ho"•ll u.a.minina opdoos that "'ouJd e'J)IalJied, addioa that !be P<ocnm in~h- e .. nat money ow.ta.ys,•• io c.M Is poaed lo bqin tbb Fall 'lrith focrn or ..:bolanhit>o. "We dCIO' aPI)f"OJtltiWdy lO audcon tnrolled . ~ .. "'""' ...... """' 10 do""'' Major obstactu 1oward' now, •• Howdl qkf. •·aut ,.e•re: impl<meowioo. ill< adcled.lnclu<X worlu:aa on it. •• M-IJtl&l.tor finanti.aJ lncetUi\lt.t, 1dn\iJ.t.ion Hquir~mcnu and acad~mi' rupoo•l11ililies. Tho procnamls desiJned 1o bri. . "110ed .t1odenu10 UB," explained AMistanl 10 1~ PreoidcuJ caooc. Blca. "Real ..Wt Jbould b< rtwwdcd. CHonon aodems) ·O «d a little moro 10 ke<p them busy." Pointinl 10 the need roc Nell a progam, Ho-..dl expi;&Jned that in ;a prQIJUIS - · desilncd for tho ••.,.... and ~ dvantaa,ed Rudml . 40 Now it is • __time to think .a~u what we aR goinc 10 do ror th< bri&b• Jlu<l<nl." she ornpbulud. ''We have b<m remiss b)> 'IJIOMJ tb< minorily or 'ny bri&b• studenls. h ls a pub!Jc uni~nlty's purpose to servi« all or tht- commu.n.hy. •• !'1«4> Bac.a 1huos the iQmtcimts deroplory label> ......:Wed 'lrilh lht cx-ccplionaHy intcllictoc Studmr. "They won'1 be lillk EirutriJIS 'lrilb •lido ruks ill lhrir bdl$," she la~Jhed. "AIIho~ there may be ooe or t wo.'' The UB pr...., "iU probably be a polOI pro)<'Cl for 1 SUNY·'Irick honort sygem. Baea predicted. "SUNY """" 10 h•ve an honon provam and 1bey'~ IJllOOII$ fO< UB IC)IWt .. <arty .. PGS'ibk .. I pilol:" tht Prc:s~:n's assistant nortd ...From h«<" il will probably -10 ffom campus to c.ampW.. •• Noung that S.a1< k&i~lation prohibiiS ttnilln I)'P"S of pubtit hi.chtr edu('.ation sc.bol~ships, Ho"ell no~cd IIIlO that the pc»'"iblt avenues coWd tr11vd lO Univ~ty -"""'1\aaboenecmcnted. fors,eu a.n tll)l.nded rC!CNiuncn1 dnve •hlcll could bdP H o•tU •be ........U.tee .. sdectlna a.od loeallnc qu.alifred •udeniJ. Wilh lb< aroiJ<&n<:c ot the of orrace AdlnisS\ooJ md R=r4s, Ho"d! hopes IO IIIOIW I rectUilm<lll dri\'C lhll wilt .....,..,. tu.ch aobool cuidancc: counsdon and 1eadlm •o become UB "taleot -uu." "We 1\opt thll IIIey (lhe roumdots and 1eaod>cn) ...SI send ,.. 1be ....,... or !hot< that wo may nunure," Howdl tl\j)lained . "for CAmple, 1111 artteadl<r could <md SAT.rii us a alident wilh cremendous cakna Altho~ In the fu1ure the lllaa ,.. anay not hi~ loown obou1 ~ommhl<< wilt employ by loc>ltlnc • bh scores." so phit~lcated recruitment Ah'houlb ·h onou pro1nm prooocl~... Howdl cq,lained that JludeniJ will b< tttlled "$JIC'Cial." the lniual VCICIP Will be ..,...., 8aea noted that lh< a>Urlt> IIIey "I1om a compute< print~,. .. of the take "ould probably not be t981 rr..lun&n dau Scholasei< different frO<O lho<e of th<llrqular Aj>lilu<X Tal (SAn ll:Or<S and ur>dorlfadu.uo coun1erparu. "They das& tank will determine admi>aoo. tab norrna.t, COD\tntkmal llaca explained. majors ... 11\c' preskk-nt's anr11an1 '" We ~e sr1 up a set o r Slid "Or they <:all ""'k• up 1hdr l!«fCiffftan« _........ Baea OW!! special major ..1ucb i> Vt<f saJd, "w:rna lhotc rot1V<ntlonal flo.abl< " -'On.t of measure~nu. •• Sbt Plata arc b<Jn& dra..,o to ~lined thll ailhoul\11 cerwn establ1sb "1\oncm tcminan.. for the 1'j>atlm<lm" hive b<m .., f<>< SluckoU Baca dudosed, preda<lmJ Scpremba, they may be 1cmpocary. l.b;a.t tholt: CO\li'M:S • o.uk2 h.an to be "Th<:) will b< for this )ear only," ta._tn 1n (!ltb~r th~ \ludcnu• Ho.. dl tuew.'d, addina 11111 lhu fratt~n 01 JOpihomO« year-' f ail's cut-off 'tore ls a.bo ltm.poraJy and ''compltltly Ptclllft'i• t arbitrary.'' lncomma (rahmen H011011 studmts WtU abo be enruled 10 panak• an 111aduaa< k•d '"lth 1oul SAT ...,...,. of I U0-or 1SO in either th< >ttbal and runlcuh.IP'l whHc sull mltMTnalia portwn-cocnbm~ undc:rp'adUO!os. an opuoo •lucb Wllh a 93 hi&b 5Cbool stbolasuc "could lead to euty admmana: 10 a average will be coruadered for 1bc prof6sional Mhool," Ho.,.,.cll Stplember procnam. Pf"ophaJed, ·~ h could take .a toad If thf Unhenuy sc!kc:ulh< 10p 20 orr their lllll1<h dllOn& thtar ...."" KOres trocn the Print~IJ.ts roc lh< yu.ri. ·· lodcpendcot rncarch ~. Howell doubts tMI m.1ny durint"" thdr "C"af1)" yeats.. u Wlll cnroU. "lr 20 'I.Jc ~osren. only anothn- honon .ttlldt1u's opuoo. abouut nv~ win com~ her~ Ba.:a Jdded, nouna rhar •adl anyway,.. HoweU , lhe Faculty student WJU lx a»i&M<f 10 • fiiC'IIt) Chair-dca. predicted. She mt>:ntor, who will OVet"Sft' hi\ or noled tbll Slucia>U sdected 'lrill aca6emlc--.. mos1 likdy hive applied 10 many other sdlool•. '*" 1 Sen••• ._..:.._ __;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....J ''The r.cub.y mtntcw ~111 hdp tbr ~udtnu ~ lheit oour~n. cu.& lllnr rocarch and bel.p ~hero cut throuJ,h nmpuJ b"r~aucrac y," Ho.. ellwd Altbou&h questions hil\e br:en r11U'd concnnntJ thr role or afnrtnalt\lt' t(1jon prOVIPOIU ID lht pt0f1lm. a.ca fn.wsted t.ha& there be no q\IOtU wed an sdocu. . ..,u "udmiS "(The - of. •q1KIIu) ..oula b< upsatin&." sbe .-1 un,., . ..,..,.,. U ....... blJ)I ~ """IC\.,._ m a anatn c:okw" •• ODGIC'l Altbw&h lh< Uni'"«"'Y •~I be ..1111 the ""'""' 'o bea CO<npftllll "'"~• colkf,Ci fcc rho "bri&btOSI." Ho•dl ~ .. thaa UB ""J bal<fn hocn 1h< prosram·• ti>C<1lllon "EdUCil>OrWiy. "" can CO<nl><f< '*llh any unlwnny. ·• tbt Halt.b Soenc!o pror..- ..,.._-..,. . "But "'e don'1 han tb< prestie< Mllybe llul ..... .,_. . . that pres...... S<ouu Ahhoush nc\l umeuc:r ·, roqulrem<ntS are tempqrary and no You'D be amazed at all the opportunities and advantages the Army otfers men and women with BSN degrees: • E:\edlftlt starting Slllarics and benefits, including a lib· era I >'lldttion polity. • Real opportunity for advaM'\'fDetlt and prof~rutl growth-every Army Nurse Is " l'OCilmi'ISioll<'d olllrer. • No baSk training ror nur:o;e,;; just a bask orientation course to familiarize yoo with the Army Medical ~t. • The chance to tra•el ; tim~ to do the thin~ you enjo) . • Opportunity to qualify for •'J>L-ciali:ud roles. teaching or addltiorutl tducation. See ;r you qualify. C;all ~olle<:IIO 301-677-4891 The Army Nurse Corps. r------------------------------------------, • f or...ott~. •ri1~: : n.t AJW' Sant Cwpl. : Nwt'MM~It~. U.S. "'""' Rtu1tkiftl : ronc-.c. -.Momss , ; Name ; Addtc.n 1 1\pl - - i :A~~ : : C•1r~ suuc. 1JP: : Phont- , L---------------- --------~-----------------4 FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AT P .J .'S WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! SOt STROHS DRAFTS! $2.75 STROHS PITCHERS! $1 .00 MIXED DRINKS! FREE MUNCHIES! starting at 1 p .m.! n. _,_ ....,..,,.a-...... _,._Hlp crftiU tM 4alrc to"- co....... - to. ~!!!!!~~~ ..,._fro, -- .:kt --- ...,., --UB onl~ �. t Jl i l Ill f Amherst windmill idea blown around ........... . . . . . ... ............... -.,... ......... •• ~ .... n..c-e.. .._ .,...... ttnlllub, ..tdilicul equl,.,.... and incnucd cao-. -oe,.. ._....__........, ..... _...las .,.... ooqMIIG~. Most would .,_ that lhae C<M~Id be the worcb of BarTy Commoacr or JluckminJier Fuller. But thU mvironmanalist predictioG wu mlde onr a c:auury qo-lonr befotc uy oil crua-by Aldham u.-bl. Sioce tlw timt, bowncr, ...;od po•cr lw failed to flllfiU llle pot<Dtial that LiDcoln mVISIC:>Md, dapitr 5(II"M major advaooes in ...,ncbr111l tec:1u1o1o1t But if UB ,.duate student ~omas F_ Valone bas his way, UB could plat a ~ntral role in promoclna wind po ..rr as an altemauve energ) oour~ In thll rerion . ~ Valone u lnt.,.med in ltttiDJ up an apesimeonal wmdm1ll oo one of llle natloa's "'indies\ •iltl, llle Amhcm campu> to h" opin100 the Buffalo area h&• 1wo key fiClon suppon~n1 th11 prOject, an a>er&Je "'lod ·~of 12·1' mila per hour )tar round and tbe oobd academic base provided by ua·~ phyua and encineerina per.onnel. Valon• feel> tha1 this c:omblnallon ~ould dramatically ahtr the mercy rucure of tbe Wescem N•• Yo rk (WNY) area and r-en extend to other rqiom o f North Amerka at the same latitude. Studies have alrawlt .ndJc:ated that WNY could be • major c:ente< of wutd cocru by the 19901. ~ only limit•na fldor Valon• sees IJ the number of people who would be aruvdy intermed in pursu1n1 the projoe~ . Tbtldea ofUSIDJ the ...;nd to do wort Is ac:tuallpe<~ old, d.vitll back several tbousa.n d years. Wind lw been u.sed as a sour« or mechanical po...., (O< pumpinc ,.ater, afindi!ll crain aod mOfll recently, u a source or a!Cll)' for <'OIIvenion to electrical power. Today, the major t<donK:al probkm presented by the wiodlnillls not conc:aned •lth producina n>Cfl)'-the real challena• lies in encray uorace and convcnlon 10 useful forms. II b estimated that up to SO pcrc:eot of the en.,.CY &CilU&led by ••en the most advanced windmill is loot in convorsion. Bill in Valone's view chis problem ls ,.hat mak.. the projea lO llllcratJill. He beli.- tbat this could be a ..,.;or area or audy m modern pbysics and If C(plored, ll could rnerw ICII'M or 1M 1nflai!OMI1 tn:ndi m the «:ooomy by providlna r - b l c aod cheap iQurc:a; or toerl)'. Valone's interm In thl• particular projee< was l<'l in motion by a "Wind Encr&Y Confcren«'' held here last year. Tlle symposium, chaired by AGctoblyman William Hoyt and Electrical Enaineainl ~~ Olairm.ul Daln.is Malone.~ information oo the cocnplc.a lcablation and - i c plannina Involved 1n ea&blisbiq wind projec:u. Yet, Valone felt son><What diJCOun&cd because llle confe<encx did not strus the COOJtructioo or 5j)C>CiriC: windmill projcc:u. In response 10 all of the '!)parent obstacles, Valone would lite to Jet a rueerch-oriented pro}ec:l whlcb would by·pus many barrien involved i.n l<'ltlna up COIIlmerc:ial trind•ills. By app~·~ for a pr~ uncler llle " AppropNie Tcdmolol)' Small Gram Pto&ram" ~ by llle us ~ or f!ncr&y, ~ ;. lloplna that UB can laAd a rnnt as l8rp: u SSO,OOO to a up an aperimental wlodmlll. Re atimaua thai a mlnimllftl of $20,000 - l d be needod . ~ilia oolhe daip thai 1\G~~~aina thai llle srut is submiued aad ~. Valone l8lmMa 111a1 il ~ l . h e - - . ol_sn..._ and poalibly t - .......,_ . . . . . . 10 .oeilar ad _.OIIlhe projea. Theoa!J .............. be__..-..,_the wiodnllll ~ be....-. ww.-......n ..... beRt a period or -.a IIIOIIIdla 10 dllll.he . _ locltioe _,. lie folaDd. C~DIIII.-Iy,ll-ad requlreMicuta,_.or~ Wore IIIVtbioll ....W tiC t.IIL v. . is , . _ , ...,..,. a. • - - ol...., ...... ,rojecls. .....,_.... . ......., .,.._. tte . . . . eo ,_.,. ..,... - . __ Problems lay siege to Center of'"' a-.~ v-.e ,_..die..,_ Bdpr Mildlell. 111111 .. . . . llllllfillo&t certaiD • ., - ~ c,.... IWre Leo " TJw wboi/ IsM ~Mt/ ~ /t~r«. Mil qtlilt poGib{y- of tlt ,_,at"'--'"'~ to bt _ . 111111 bt , , t-ilf#IINI...._., ..wl" -w ... IOML.OO'I "tALl'/ WIO UYt H(lll(. HOHtiT. .............. ~fM . . _ , . . . _ . . . . . . .._ liMtOfe ....,......,...,.. . . .. .... Ofllh ""-'--• ~ ---~............... ........_.~ aD." ..... w. , - as lleiQc CDerCY IteM& sou to A $359,000 ~ to cure tDeduobcal ills wllicb bavc placued U11'• Compu~tt Cmte< is out of• the q.-lon ICCOI'dina to 1M Unlvcnily. ~ Caue<, plqlacd by frequent computer failures beaUK or dettrical diffleUitla, could find rdld io a SJS9.000 Ullilllmupted Po-..a Supply (UPS) ~}'SUm, but llle Un~verilly says 11 $imply cannoc afford II. "We do not bave the resources to buy that kind or equtpment ," UB Assiiwu co 1he President Rober t Wqnet malotalned . l'l••enheleu, " n'• an tmpou~bk "orl~n& cond111on. ' ' accord1na to Du«1or Aadc:nuc Computlfll Jay LC0!¥111 or Ht also """'·"The o.rrenc fac:tbu .. (on 1he Rldae Lea Campu•) 11e inallequaJe for our D<'eds • • Computer fa1lura . o r " ao downs... due 10 PO•cr Ouctuat lons a nd OUtaJt \ - havC OCINITed oo JO daY< 1n the pau year . Th• mou recmt rocidmt wu Februvy 10, accordior to Otrettcir o f Computer ()peracions Omlili Hmonnan. ~. both c:ornputen at the a Cyber 174 and a Un•v..: 1106, surf...cd repealed failures from deetrlctty nuctuatlons ea!Ued by bad WU~hrr. The Operators sbw doWD the c:ompule<s after lhc firSt five fadur .. thai day. " U't just ~ to lea•• the l)'<tCfDJ do..,. than ruk damare to the c:omput.... that could result from frequent power failuro1," Henneman said. Electrical probl(li\J abo caused shutdowns 011 Fdlrualy 2. H enoeman said, " "'• up," after 1M frrSI. tbrtt failurtl and the ~pulm were turned orr for 1M enure day. "ID a situation like thai ~ don't produce an)'lhina." he noted. 1lle Center'' problCfDs whh electrical ou~es CX>Uid be t111diealcd by a UPS that COOtains a 10 mlllutC back.... p po..., S:Uppl)' HtnDcman malolaioed. Spece aod fecihty <U~~~~ta~~a~u ror sucb a JYSCCfD are included 1n 1M dmcn for the forthcomlfl& Amhmt Campus Comput.,. Center. een,.,., &&•• ·· wc·rc not cost orientative/' Henneman said, uplainina that the CcnlCf dO.. 1101 the precise IIIOD<l&ry lou from c:omputor r.,we falluru, bat rather io time lost, aod in producllvlty. "Suppose llle powe< failure tbaJ occurred on Februvy 1 had occurred durlnr the rc:aistration process," said newiY·'!'pointcd Uojyenity Computina Center Director HlAridl Martass, daimiJI& the raull '"OIIId ha~ beal "CII&Slt~... "Do we want to prOICict oundveo from future power failuru1" Maneas uked," or "do we ....,t 10 compromise on lhc qll&lity or our ~ aad jua offer IDOrt lct\'icz?" c.allti for a UPS $)'llall, ...,ens labdcd it . ... ,rofoad c:IMiict.." 1 k - or ~apport IOialto computina bas beao ..,........ DOCcd ........ wllo ..... ~~ Aala1 Director for 1M Ccntor. He laid ,..._ bas been aolna 11110 lliOR w..-. ~. edded "We bavc- bad the equlpm-.'' to abo buy chat kind of Vice President for fadlitia PlaMtna John Neal bas been work1111 with 1M Ccntu on 1U proposed O<'W home. "They asked for a aenes or dunp indudina a UPS IYIU"m." he apl.a.oed. ~ purdwc o f a UPS u 1101 1nc:luded m the Uruvenny Coruuuruoo Fund as • pan of the conruucuoa COR thouah that ..as ori11nlllly proposed, Mat1cns said "They hav• remo ved that ftature fro m 1hc program, .. he e.q>lal!K'd. not•n&thll it would cause the Cent<"r to •~coed the budC<'I aranttd II ""I UPS funds .,.ould 1110$1 probabl) come o r the "annual oprntmc bud&tt for tile Un"e~1t) .. u a later lime, said Marten> Then, t h•t would be " 10 compeutlon" '""h the Cen1u's othrr nC'ed> " You're &Gina ro sec J\fOblc:lm." due 111 •h< cen,.,.•, lact or a t..ck-up po., e< "'~"~'~' · a«ord1111 to N11aara Mo ha"'k Po• •• Corrora1100 Corul!fll('l' Adoi<O< Jim Granton. Nlaran Moha"'' •uppi~CS the tlee<ricil) h> Rldae Lea and llle Buffalo area. Granton wd the ullhty uraed U B to pUIChase a UPS, but clalrned the Un~~omic)' did 1101 beca1.10e Rldlf Lea- "'U oripnally Intended as only lJI tntmm camP"> when UB bqao mliiJIIIl tn 1960 .. About 90 percent ~f !hole out~ ate not our fault." he claimed. A comput.,. b sc•tsltn-e to the tlich•tst po...... nuetulliom. and r-en the small momentary dip in •-olta&C ca.w;eorr by • 1nd or &ntmah runnina on a pole-to-pole po..-cr line e&ll Clute 1.1 lO suddenly tluK off, Manms apl~ned Eouychina 10 the c:omputcro that n not In permanent memory is chen erased. Computer equipment can abo be dt'ltroytd and the permanent me:mory's rnaanetic disks. " A hll)r PCfctllta&C of d>e time !be du~ storace opcnrjoou are 11rvohed in dirOCIO<) look·up aod diroe~oey modi(ica.tioll," be added. "lr a I'O"'tt flllurc oc:cun atthatume, informauon in tbat d~roe~ory can be alte<td. 01 even be madewintelli1Jbk. Anylbln& dlt on the duL is unrc:trievablc." He raid all perm&Dcnl memory tnformatiOII in both Cceter CO<I)j)Uicro is stored on a sq,&ratc maanetic t~, aod limilar dupiJC&ta are mlde every 2A bouta or alltn formauon not yet in the permlJitnt memories. The Cyber 174 is wed for ilulructioo and rcoeard!, ..-bile llle Univac 1106 CODialns the Univenity'a Sllldmt rcc:ords aod is utcd for adlllioislrati~ purpoees. Othtn. sucb u Canisiut CoUcae ud the .Buffalo Sdlool Oistrlcl use l!J's c:ompodors. Marccm ref~ 10 !be purchase or • S3S9,000 UPS as a "decision we can't make bert." at llle Catter usatHII that Ole final wo.d much come Ole "l'rc:Adetll'l orr....." rr- "We Deed a solution," H...-an said abolot the Compater Catter's power problems. But, he added. llle "solutloa seems ralhe.r apauivc.'• �i • real jake La minor. diana«! so much ." )OIInJJot~ Jr., LIMoua 's body bolloooed to 120 Jl. beamed. "So mudl." The 51 poundo. a nd bu frustrahons )leV old LaMotta now • -.w.cs 170 " l r<al)y shouldo"t bt '""'""'' -o:a<l><d thrir pU>~ ,.hcJt be. """""' (j1101 tUI pow ds over hi> this." Jali:< LIMolta aid as- 1w -.pcnhbc..,.lupow~clbr$tll<wallof. o!o'lilhtma .......,,, and ItO> eyc.o. pufftd lift a ciJM<Itt. ··Ob. I tbint • a Roc1da jail cdl. " lthouJht I was "To""y dcsc:rib<d b> / - .\i>orts I'U putlt out." IOUII 10 10 in...,< thll niabt."tbe 'Wtiter l Qf flabetty a> "s;od and Fo< Jake LIMoua. sucll .odf box<t recalltd. placid," ICe dark. Yel ckar,tn••ina <ontrpl is a n<"IY _,.fml trait. LaMo<ta"searly UfcisaraphlcaUy one to probe huldt. LaMotta '"*' lilt world delalltd In the .,.... Mllltn Scon<:ot " I thillk Scor,... offntd an middlcweiJht bo'Ci.na cl\ampion in rolm, TM R11JinJ IJ<JII. whldiiiP<fiS -"'"" ponrayal and 1111 R111m1 lht t940s. yet de. pitt his today in ibe Buffalo .trea. Robctt Bull ll e aood mome."' LaMoni O<COmJlfubmO:ou, n. was lcadma Dt Niro plays tht rolt of lh< ono> rommftlttd. "I ,.., ondetd an bim~lf do ..n on • roed or tbno cllarnpion. and thtfilm'ulory animoJ.. destruaion ~ His enormous J(:JioUSy mcb W.onb aner h•t f'1orida a" est. Wbtn I • ual«nl#f. t bes1 up 0\« hh spouse. Vlnl, ltd to 'Wilt But what happened to Ja.l~ on a mao and thO<IJht lhlr I ~nled beasina, andallcrwinnmathrml<, LIMO<ta? " After thll ni&ht, I htm,"tbcbo\<tnulled."llound Jili rc;orttd 10 e.ecsst-. qonna roaliu6 that I • ant.td 10 b<oome a 0<1t yeat>laltt that h< ..., all><. bur and drinkina. In hi> own wordS, be hum.tn btonalikt moot poopk." h< I .._ throuJh moot of my lift was ·~a $1upld Wilt bcattt ..ho d<pltintd. " I k,.,. I ~ld end up thlnLin& he wa> dtad. Thcrtfort. bdla•td li~• an animal." in a cruy ho- tf I dodo 't dtanae. "h"" I v.ent Into tht rina. 0< JUSI Afl<t mirlna from tlte rina. "' I A id to myself 'hoalthy body. throiJih lift, I alway• ftltl ~td LAMotta mo•td to ~lorida and healthy mind' and I worktd hard ." any punishment I .. ould '"' " bouJht hb OWl~ niaJuclub. Ht said LIMon• not.td that ht adoptd a LIMoua was not upiel at bt "wanttd to tnt<rtaln people." •oo boort, ... or jWlL food' polocy Scorooso for om<Uioc socb a moc:ial but ...... pt'OC<M or <ntmeinlna. dlonJy . n.... ards. point Of ror nO< updiUQ& IIi• hi> "'1rriqe to Vikki ended in the The Jal t LIMoua <hat spo~t oo cllaracter "If ~ wanttd to mld·l960s and tl\r cb:unp ,... put rtporltn"' tht Buffalo Hthon Jag do my <ntirt <tory, it .. auld ba.c l nto jail for on• niaht fo r Thursd•Y had 1 healthy body and 1 ta~cn at ...,. fiH bo..,. and he coruribu1in& \0 1hedclinqucncyof a heaJthy mind. l•My fathn- bas _ -.ould baH bored t"'tQont1 •• by TIIOMU R. COC!Ola Jl«s tduor • .-----MURRAY BOOKCHIN and Friends - l:.a'MOtl1 .aid '"Sll>ee ..,, lUld · Cflldly il m tbd< days, h~ t J .R.. )OU l<ncra. l tueul!cor""" d<odtd to ao '""' route " W1ottano<tdthat h<pla)tdan oai•c rok In th< """" Pnrr Savaae aa>< 0t N1ro the bo>.rr's autobOOVOI>h>. thr Jdr LIIAf ol/o Siory, and Dt Niro called L&.1.1otta unm<d>attly. "llobtr) tdt 'l'lvol asl:td me to ttacll tum ho• 10 liJht. so I >P.Vrt.l Willi llobtr) lor 1 r... month> and lhtn supenued him a. ... rouaht O<h<r bo\cn fot about n1n~ moruh\," U Moua said La Motto also no<td thor Dt Niro •u a fanatl< about loa~ hr> boxtftl t<<hrliquc and shtd lO pounob to pia~ the tatly LaMolta. Hr len went to itah Ia< lu> tdcbrottd 60 pound ,.eiah, pjn. " He could hll\t t1oot thrct oth<J films tllJI<ad or 10<"1 to italy to"" fat, but he dedinod," LIMO<oa said. "Bobby ..-..totally tkd1caltd to hll """·.. LIMoua <Omp.vtd bo'lOi of todl) wtlh hn en &o.<r> or t•o. thret four dtcadts .,., • ·tte tht &reat5 o( aU ··1imc .. beaU)( Ihe, ----. • 'f;,.'i& Saturday, February 21st ~O 2 · 4 pm POT LUCK 107 Townsend, St. Campus · SUNYAB 4_· 6 pm INFORMAL TALK Main s- r.ahl •n our time.·· [ 1on..a nw:ntained Tht dlomp abo nO<td lhll to••l•• a 1uk rt~~n ,. •oo easy todoy. Lton ~·"'· be: <Old, 10< a 1111< .bcinly after h< lurotd r""' prof..sion.al. For LIMO< II o u. a 10 year "-all. The bo... abo r<alltd htt cdcbnled bottlt> •>th Sllpr R..ty - · who clo(oattd himlivetimrlmm.....uap."by and I ~at tilt top of our cbn," be: said. ~1 rou"" 51t&N b) .o mudl I &0< dtabel... Ht ,... '<fY \Upert.~iiMMn.. H f' u!.Cd 10 pul ~ .. "" P>-o roc aood lud..'• · lA ~Iotta ~"' lllat P<Oilk p.a tOO man)' undue- limhMJoCH» oa ··vou. mwt u) bard, Uld )'011 mWJ realize dw ..., matltr some people "'~t A) , )'011 can adtk•• )OUT aoo1> in hf<lf your rally ....l th<m." be said. no<in& ..,., lliiUil boxlfta aperu fell h~> _...,. ·~ .-:- tl\c:rmdns~ ISRA.ELJ A Conversation ..... o~~~'f;,. CJ<" up m Jhc dcp<CSSJOn ....., •er~ hoqn '<Ocl~ R..ty Leonard, ltobmo Dvnn and Mahammtd Ali of todly oould uamcmd mu IOd .... Arh-ertiSe tn HEAl 0 !rae tAte For .., The Spectrum JEWISH BIBU: Call "'~ rom, Lot~ . Bill. Ke\~n Janice. or M ar:-· at Pllue 875-4%65 83 1·3631. .. --------- ~ITATION --------~ CHILE'S 1st Auul Gill Cook..otf 1 - - - - - - ud Beu B..wl - - - -"" -..J 'l.ACE: oo.·. "" . 21n o.~oo... A-., tmE: FH. Zldt , _ - S ,_ 111 w. Found"' ol the Scnool of environmental Studies at tile Goddard-Cambridge Graduate School for Soclal Change, BookCI"lln nas Written elltenslvel~ on t he necessity lpt radicals 10 lnlegrate ll'le ecology quesllon lnlo their work as political aetlvlsts. His bookS Include: The Limits of the City; Our Synthetic En· vlronment: PosNSa.rc/ry Amm:hism; and the most recent, Tows1d an Ecological Society. He will lnltlale our open discussion of: .., ....................... IM.-IIIr- lioll THE NEW RIGHT AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM /AU DAY LOIIG I F'...J oat j..a ........ , . . . . . . . . . . FVN I COIITESTS /~'aim GALOI£ 1-- CIJili ~ hi Pria lor w dtili Sir_ ALSO: · Open House, Talking Lea.-es Fri. 4:30 • 6 pm • 3144 Mafn St · a- Cl!oaiq c.... . Jw,-•lliloaA....a.Let Daeby . _ s-wn- Taoco£aboc.~ CHD.E'S BAR • 2176 Delaware An · 877-5412 r------=----- ENTitY BLANK ---------~ IHEAD CHW OIEF tCHW NAIIE ITEAM IIIJIBEIS I I ......... I ...... 117-sfU 1 ss- OO"RY FEE:, _ _ ,_..... :n..=.A.. : JUDGING AT s ,. . PARTY ro rouowm I : L------------------------------ �!editorial I Sealed with a kiss i o..--c:-r '*" I Olltstandint promotion to ~.... 1o lie lilt 10,1. . yov tM. C.O.t the ....,.IIIOft INt ~"" Councot a..-~ WPIOnll - • to""' lo . , _ t l ll'ecluOIIOft-yhe.. I O D t f - Y... wllnowii .. -IOr-.C.O.II'Ie ~ olttyOC-It ... eaMCM~ollm-cleai•"~"""O!YI11Qtl*"-oea"" W. r .! . . . ....,.,, of ..... '•'oeat otnclo$1 Tilt Allot«lc O.C.n,_t co.c:tou II<N Hug- oncl ent,......UC C-rowd of • ._. . . .IC)f\ Mw IN B~ll& wt; 0 llnclt o·Oontwol~ onc1 "'" - " ' " a..... """ flol'ois lhtllt<IQIIIt t..cl tM Ao~t .. - . - " ' · - ...... ate eppttetah¥t ol effort• of TM ~'~'~~"' Span a ltMlOS_....,. E.4tl0< TO'IY Poctl •IIG lilt 11011 f<>< ou.. tt..cllflg P'OIT>OIIon of ,,_.. UB ¥1 lkllltto Stott Cot~ '---'" 0 Si6f'•e t,.. one ol the - · ....potl.,t llayt ollflelf u... 1'<11' .. tot 1 bod '-'"'""' . , _ llttt Ovr l>f•• llbtll ,..., "'- . . . fotU ..~ ...., tookl'l'tg for 1M Atnh61at ~rnpva flt~houto and no one to out lootblll 110"'" anymo,...llnot o WIIOft teet..-, ot aPt< totort fell ' " ' - " 11M rotted tton<lo IMI loll w.·.. 0o1 • ...,no~~ o• Enottall .,..,,....,. toootno tor t,... "'""'"' ot tilt 'I'"" - "'** ... - - o n F t i W...•yl2 To 1111 Eo.ror t._., Ch~or. $porta lrrlorm•t10n .,..... - - to40Uf - - ··-hlflObl''-•1>010' to lrtlt 1- lrl ctM I I I I " ' I - t • .....rooocome s ..- .........."9"' t'*' a-. o..-..... C.oey, tt. II* ......... ~ -IOt"fYCtn_l..,_nelll ~ --·1-...,tiiO""­ OOA - ooc- Nil>!' au. ~~ont-• .,..,..., -on....,,_. E- t ""'>no the _ , lO tM )'Ot- "'"" _, - t 1- - ttO I - t r e _ , - . n Q I N I I I - t . O ..yOftO'Thttlt"' ........... .,._~ Tt•t·•,..~·,..- · But- ""' " M,-thtt,....todowtthf""7Sotty t""'t - t th!Mt you ott lleh""' of! t h e - TMI'I riQ/11 Tl>ty .., you t ot on lfol of the.J IUitiOn TM)' N)' )'OU tOU'\CJ ~ fOf a~ 141d•um a1 ~ I CUM VniWI'tttly-a 9f1YJII ~-*".te llle SUNY a~llttn ••• bit&~ end U8 ~tt"tttlon ••• 11 1 ""tuaf st~l t They ..,_. )'OU ~ collout Glttllgt•a lot P<II>IOC: tducotlorl So •m•o1n1 tnt1• tno1 foUnd out tnat MiltON'~~ anud end tnYIIed you At H111 f\0 one w.. too concMMd becau~e they didn't ttwf\k rOu woula ttkt thO Cou~ilot<-~Y tln<:eno..,.eltodoel OICI you•lt<·W thll 1\llrtO ) t i f t 100 I~ Wtre l&,k;r,g abOut tUJfl Pfof1ib4Cif'I.O (0 l\l.bttiH~ .oo•• .,.,.,. MHM:domtl7 Ande¥eryaooftenONI'Mtft'lbefOt&nottMtor tMii.M a ftfl•~ tot l>utklong 01 peototl thtl hunt ~-ntl UB lor ,..,., So. when" ,.,., f\Utd '"'"""'" olthO Jr'!••lll tlon •llt.~l\ Nt OM.~ and 'IUOfMd VII UWif'llld M•l;onll .... .._tOd•nQ ft4 aaod K • CM.II4 011 an "'hOIK,;I"" lO hi. . )'OU A"CC ftO Ot"e 1(1011 f'Utl'l MUOtiSIJ Wften ne UoO lhe Uflh.,...,,. ~·.ote tot the ~ Al'd WMn .,. P'OCitt 0000 100 1"" - t """"0 Hugh-lmuo Go•et""' C.<ey-Y"" ctn lUll •tneo-nt t.. ltUQhiW ...... •'*' -t at- ''U''....,. '"'*"" w• BUI 1'*> - "'UDI\ong tiiiJ '"'•ltd that 1.1 t....... •as Mfl04.;1 t-leeetu.attyd~tnk\k haw.ng you~· • ould be a"~ And on* Counc:H membeta also th(HI9h (for real} th.81 you ' ' ' t\mt\'"V thla Sttte ttloly U .,. t.U you thai the Counc:ft '' a Qtoup os out.tfM DuSinHI'Nf\ m.ny ol •f'om only Vt.att the cam~ once .a monttl to ..,• .,. a mMtlftO arw;1 1 cotfeef'\Ourcno' llways •nth.lt order) wtnyou un~.stan4tnetMIUON~een t be t\4110 ceaponalbie to. llll ecuoo.a? The gr04.1P, 'now& t11Ut a bOut '"" A narrow t etn unameca to be • UB St\#Oe"' end V'••••r • ou•e<t ~ Ewen our Pt"'OfN\1. Rob6n L KetttN. tote~ tntm they -.e•e oooa - -· """ So now Ptttnll t iO atotllno to llfOGIOttiOft • lllrNII)olleal"""tn altttntlt..,_, 10 bolnoplfl>ntd ,..., 11~1• ..,. womeo '--'"'1 Wll tlnC.tdge thevf cretty • M• p.e.f1y ••i'Yon ..-.,. o.tnaf'td "vrnan ~ C•"tl '•QNa •blvad 'f'et •MI••CJ 11\.t:fT The IK.t tnal 1"- P'o) AOTC I•Ovmtnl ~~~ ot chOtee we ••.,.•uJO ou•N~ wt•• v·tt"21 us Hu5 ugnt U tt'le SA tNiM ROTC n Mtf 1 OA"'f:t ov! P"~ lut tf\e tuto•t Of tt,ll U"~ ..t1 na "·"* _......,., .,. c;au tJUf~ a Otmoe•••~ toOC•etf '"not •llo'Mna AOtC ~~~ . . .,. dostng - Yoi.I1,Nc..1~E ~~f«<tutry1N1 _ ---Etena~•u '"'' fl a~atgeUru~riJfYlfl rhlfStlfa UniWnJtyot ,.;.., VOlt $pi~ Wltd " ' ' 1/t Mntlty t:riJII .. -Tho,_.. CWide -...- -G --·.......,_· . . _.-.. • - - - - - - ~~ (4 - \.otrt-... .....,........ l""Y""'" -.JimO.V - -- -··. ..• -c:AA., C. ~ " " - ..... A<ICIY M " " ............ , J.,t Thwttaft .-........... .. t -- · . ····"c-.. _ ... c..-_ OoMI• I\.F- ---. -r;.--- 10 tilt eor._ ••• "" ,..., _ _, a.a noc 00111 UttOUQ!I li!Slolltnci-OIIon AMayo<WIIOhtlMII-117A lttVO ~r wilh an -..uy «-7 Come on """'· Itt's lie swlous. Mt a lhtr octutllr lnv. .oiotttO UB tncl Itt ""''<¥i"d'"'l' 111ey ...,..ld ..... dtocovtteo tnat Jimmy Gtllhn cloun'l "holt- tl_,,., he clttttll tMm.""" ,, no IIIGUOI>t ht could get away with It, , . ...,..14 _ , - -ol UB. Jolin It~ CIIt' . . . . sn ol reacn01tary /Hlh'-"_, I don't know '-lilt wrlttfl 01 on.s- Dolt'*' "''ormation o n - ~~<~t Jucloono hom tne t - - ........... Yier ~ 1 SfHI a to-w~ whO•• Ala ,-or ~t•t•• ,,~_,,.., If&1 mlflcle that ant «<tiCi/111011 f'"l o-n tt 1 11 ' ' U8 Edltot.ift.Chle! --..... lut 6ulng H,.. ""'"', H\lw ~;.• v•elllf'l tha1 O•ftf'tfod lr.._.n. ••U• u •n- ..-•lf'U•t> .-,u, tnem 01 nowt 8th,., 6en)"ng H., a.n .. ""nO' '*" •we-t ~.-..ouat •s QV by Joseph Simon ··Sunouna.d by wor_,.., ....-;--. uU•eiT!. _ _ _......;;..;;;======::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:================~ and I m aure • ·lew ••oo-ec11" woutd .wen be wUII"' to tpPtaUd your c- cuuca.e un our campu-.1 lfw••,ufy areos!~lt wt: •uul.d ~''W' ••u·•• tntwo<ICI ••Y""•tctntlytold thtJapa ..ae-tnatl ean·t P'OmiMasmu<.n ., tl(C\1emenl. but, t!Wr cettmOf'Y ts .t~t.t oi. campu1 tn their own attolum ... -.ntett l~feG ln waa ~t a ltii>WfCIIO be hear(S II U"+~fieeo.t\U!CIIf ~ ~ al!vtftino th«<uulfflht .....a to D<oltll y o u r - w..., a•t~Gy _.,..,.. ta aoooono lhe Ct<ey p<otool- """'two,..,.-"'" of tl>t t•t oc So. . . ,. _.., 10 ,.... tol>f t n e - to btoOltcllt......, to you bul 1"" re:aJf1 ~td at• Y 11 We fiiQUtd ' " a.no ,,. ,.,.. "'''-' thin ahovt l busM Cf\a.t\11 lk.lt if )'OU rulfi ate ~M-nl Oft " iltt.n(l &ulta.lo ttlen meyOI Mti'Of\l:f enG the .,,. CIOot.Pd -~ the C»femony alld eftlettain ~ _...,__, 1·m IUfl •• would aU oe ••tung to maQ ttte c:.otn1WomiM II yOt lit , . 1""t ,_, Mt on ll'tdlilllon, though, """ yow lllclttu hos 1 1fll d)' been Wfilltft• I heir Syrac._.&e ia ~tng fOIIOfMOM AU ttgtU eo if•• not a tnremDtrol SUNY-one of the flnnl puOhc; t<luuHon •r••em•tn Wt th~ rM Sp«"ttt.~M (1t ?.f1~8i A''-1\e Zw1l11g tfl taDeohng ROlC ••• ••~me tt.•tll 'tl t0\111)' VnJVIhflild WOO ta tr'UOII6ne!'O llf lht '"~ ol AOlC the $lude"ll ol U8 • ~ "+ vwn IMUT\& o4 Stirring lroublt l'tlll'tO-i h a lllll&'r vi lt\ln~ll"'g •• II~ W"•Yt'lltt't' ~·"" "' I'J1ust ••~ 'Ill t.,p 111 CoO~..,.,. ancJ . , , . nl lt\tr.-'"'• WW• 1,~ tfwellkdiWiytll)ellft'SIIt.Au Jt', .. rK:W Col a.bvul the Studttnt -.uvclatH)ft 1SA• As....rb•'r I 1m ,,,.,...."flO to lfle Auemotv·• l ot• ROTC. ·•~ulf•Jtl Unt•..••t1 and e¥6n IUs about >Mhat &t~ntl httt Wlf'l &nd need We thought t~ were aman e.~h, t.t'IO"G" to unc:t«stand 1M Mnt~\1 to-.arct vot~ -t _.,._l>llnll __ 11Mtm ttl 10 Et Salvlllor. Ana '-moreotl·b&s.caniiiiJVOt then bycltlmtng tnt t tnis Unl>ttallr hU an ldtntltr cnoll7 UB hto """"" &II ttono It wanll 10 t>t: a -etllrtl~ , . _ lor - '- lnO st_t, ,._, - '"''* the ol t mojo< libtt&l tria U-lty . -tuod to up tne luue of mondttorr tlto .,.a ittl<ett "' Gon411Q natta 111 11 u.s, five ..._.,. NO.. llen't 1"" ""01-fno $ t - I l lt\aUIIoG Ol Ihe credt ebou' Pfogcwnmlb'M 10oC*J onto bella? TMt'.s rlgn~ """"' of Y"" cony 1'*'1 "' YOIII pcK..... t. "" 1""' MiltS- 1'10 strapped IIOUft4 )'OUf . .OS A . . btC;.IUM ceacutators ate suet\ ~ ~u• .,ound here _,. ot ""'cony- bttl tor p<oMCI--SO ....... - a ,..,,_ ol , _, '""""'' ai!G '""'"' - - "' IM ltlt r-. UB If a ol -~- T-y. J6t ,.._, ~WMI ..;,., • lf'!le .._..,._. IIM/t. __ --'t -._,. ,. . . . Now ....,,. 0011"'0 Glrly. l.._ ol .at - · - . . . . - .... 111110-1 A , _ ol - _ _... thlnll ~ &nee IIW c:oc,n;e ~-~ .,. QOI IPOti,..,.....,.Jt • tltllft9 Mol attd '""" on ,,. "'''' c.rnpus ~ l>u- A-e m!los7 Tty 5.2 Tne o••t t pltn...,. ol the Amherst Cempos must t)t •utnlng ~r tn l.heK o,.•-tlttt tll, ,,., .....,t 1..,. uylno to lind • uoct ol toncl wu t>lfficlentlr loo..ttd lrom ,,. <tit ol lhe )IJOI'd1 and then a bunch ot laz~ wrUttl make f1 10 lite - I - " ! thtn It Ia A11G W110 says tl>t ....,._ att eootGintled by depot~- "' ......7 Tilt - -_..., ,,•• Un!owsi.tr ttey up ...... t t n'91'1 "' ~ ~- purlCilllno ll>-"'*' - -..0 ............ t Council In tilt ltet Oont - - Loot.tt Fooa Stmot. tiiiJ ,._ ., "'OUVhl Go..,.,.., a-wttet~~ 1het . - .•- t.,,_., __ _ l'l'lnO IO - "'I ...... the mo&t --~ ---- ..,_..,. - -'1?77? ... _....,- ,.... ......... ....._......., ............. - .... - ... -...y "" .."""""-,_.--- ·tlo ,............ foolled OlltiV ,., , . , ,.,.., . . . . . . . .. _.. OOOtthnolfHI ..,_by~- Ot , . _ • ~~-· ,..,. e-M spetK1 •• lltUCI'I •• '" tRy lhM fn fotmatlon Into -c.. .... « ......... "' ....._ gurOe . . - . . . _ " TI»OihM tHI O&IMIMt alxM#t U8 lltll CMII,_,Iti UJ u' ~tfMn.t,ty O"ISI. ,_ IIMI If IS . , lftiO I*O ~ - - Tlllcl. ~ holt t hey ....... - ~~-·· - "" Thltt ....... ~--"" ""' stt ll ol 1M 0110!'-.fo~· -11'·-- .....-..v.. ,_,. IChOOI ~--tooelly oo ~ -..... . . tne ........... - - .... - ...._...."" 11. 10 ttlll'-' wtlll. ODIItgt .. ....... • - they'.. 'Thev'll e.a ..., OOflllnO to UB I ll I he boot< moW. It OUI 10 lie l>flno ..,.••• ..,...,. tttiWno tl>tt "'*not �~====~====~==f~ e e~d~h~a~c~k; { ! Insulted and lndi8nant rotttefd,,. n.,..., ~*' t would hloe 10 Df•"9 up a ;:.u• of c;ontroY*av whiCh na~ Fetkua~ H on O.ganllltlatlal Communoca~lon 437 l fK••vrtd • O.(or 1t wtong) on a 1m C<muno 1n 1ate lor c\aaa, lm.o••" aasu.monon that the QfiOfl fCM U\1 ttl\ ~ld lh.l<tY De0n recorded lhUI the .,.~. or.en hr 6U' •G.-adua.te•• Wts.lrvctCM Mr St•om eo<~lcl .,. Cllarlgtd by .... "" the '"' 10 1...,..., hA•I I COif ttl pe~ I1C1Hrt)' vrU m1 favH l~a\ I 'tlrU '-tt for Clut. bul I IUWf1lW lhll Mt Sltom hM tnott ••tt'tol~ ,.,..,.. to euo- ~\~dents to m.aM: ··noj• on tNit oaP"• ~ the tot en.atet~Q btfcr• taar.c:t'nt ..,_ PIPI'f' M to 1M recordedt SI..OrlnQ - d IO< a IMI aftCI <101 -.g "" <4 IS ••t dell'OHI"!jiOattyot- 1~,0.100nAon &M c.ontN'IIa "' aliiiUII"'O'-' tile • • • would4"t tJI t;::baflrl: _) •to.- "'' IC'C)I\'r.aamreoo••tNoa-nc~ tort,..peop~e w.._ w••• tnaC~a 10 ' " ' 8oW.'llftM tNt oaprett ..,. , . bet11g nar.oed bedt, _,,., oovld I ojo? r.,. ,..,~ hi<! cf>onllod t n4 ....,. ""' Gttd\i•t• •~•''uelOf ta ·u IM ~ .. GM~. 1 tourMS out .. tna o••a. ....,.,., .,. tetotde<l • Franlt!lr, Mr StrOifl • r1 t'OU 11\ll\k. l m t.tuPtCI O!"'UQ'h IU "''""- tn.,e·a 1 chlnc.e of OfnUnQ away ""•tn thet tt\M '""no.. "'• .,..,.., ovrnpetnv Vw left tile"""' o- co chuhf\G • Uh 'rOUf 11UC>I<J.IY . nut m~ t 1\190*'' to y(lot.i 10 11\e ~·t .,,.Jhgence rou fMlve to ,ec:.otd •oa ••., tftvlil bt-l~ cJaN 10 1M cJau c.a,; P\a .. t~• ' "" ~ ,."'.,._,lly 11\d ,.,SU....,.,_II8f'IO•not dOn I -11<11"' ...... ,...... tfwlited • •Ot. '" (;olt.,ge and 10 ha ~ ~ C(ltl'le uP w. hont ot .ne .,. hont ot a .._,. r... ot~• ~ ti'Um.Q &CQIM:Uana W'O we.~·J'I9 oh De-f :Jtt! t ...... a CI\,Jnc.a •o~ rAJ', sho-s ~ CfWKtf'f --.c:h lilt 1 n'I'ICft bettM lheft )OUr CIUf)IO•tt 0 • "'"' ...... ,_. •• tnl-•tNo A lesson in democracy I! I To tiM Ea•tor llolngo ... llaloStaloCollogell-1 t ..oWdl"ato counMr WhaJ M, 81U Midi. "-.t Mt<l •Doullutf &.tatt'l ~.. IliOn to ANC. UftfOti*"'AitJr Mt Mac.~ ~ , .. . IPC)k.tin wrthout c~ Of'! the 1 1 1¥1•~ 101 you~"Mft Bun Stat·e DOtS Wlflt an 11\efrtat•.e Pl. . Ho-...., our USG '' tutt u ~ttQnal'f aa ,U. t• Ut a tew ""'""'""" T_.,... __ ,...,.._.. ... ..,,ooe )'0"' on- - - - - w o too - taoU8a AI.C ftodto~ \Vny dO )'OW ~~, . . I !"'t StwOeftn •• IIQaat. . --.o• ....- '""" •• ....,... 01 _,,a..-.. you .... et,aoe~ oC AfrrfC b J ai* ..... • I& fM IMr a _ 10 _ _ _ ~ • Jth ·- - lftd ~ . . . . ~ ~ICy ,_. .,., -~~· -<41""'0 :::,~~· ~· • ' - ' " " tiO'ff ...-caa'r about A. lttllttw~Wh S..ll Stato A"C Needs 'ge,eral education · Remind the Got•emor r .,.. Cu 101 ..llert l g ) UW S.. t. AfOIU i t,Ultva. asJwno tMm 10 o•.. ecki4KinaA State runo-. ro SONY, ,.topu' a uoon "'-""' C.rer ol>d ,.,. lloaro ol TIVStees _ , to ar.,...,.._ .,... toroouen ,,... pr\MftJNS ol u,. Sea.te un,.,.,..ty ot Fa~~t...,, HVWY""'-Il'O<-COOIOI>d"'9f'OW•ty Ado<ml. . ""'-nos • • - , _ . p t - 1>1' <:atay ol>d ,.,. Trvtl . . . lftCI luthOft tt _,,. tO IOIOW Thei(Mal COUld .,.1>1>10~. 5300o<IOnOOO"·•• l t!ibtO< _..,., toes. and UP to I 100 . _ . fo< food _...,. The hnal reac1 "" 1~ flandl: ol the St1te LO?tiYtute fl'ley 1\aVt the powet 10 ,-.JM tne SUNY -. ;~~ loot""""' O.C•""'" SUNY ~ !ki>IJ<h .. N•• tett•• lOt t.,. sau ... c.no.. .,.,.lilts and ~ them Oft ~ a•l 11W ,..,.., 11 ~~ "' )OIM ~ Mttenll&t eo bl SASU f"'l.l t htl ,.._,ct "' Alba"J-Itt •-' YOU' ~ ano your ~tlon ~~ tanftOI ... tne State bACk down on •ts PI'OI'n•H ot DUO•c hY'4M ou.~ .- .- ~uon Kn&t _,..lJ St~ • lncomti l;ne ~~ wnc.ft II f ..Hd by (IJihOI'\ and~~ 01 Yov can trnte to Jo<""" S Allh • SASV/118 Oalo<J&I.. •a channel addmonal Slate APPfOCHI.auonl- to SUNY we. •• OOf\Qeft'!Od •1u00n1a. uroe you to wrue •uong Oo Jt"(" " • 'Y b I t!Ktv•ed .. V8 I hM a Chll..,.,_l _ . Speclru~ and tt4.11ett11 ..,., ..W..l ~ M .,.., t-a t u ,. • •·- _.,... s..-.., uf lo'-tg!! ' """"".-. ""' Yl f-ttgb'~ ~ ..... ..., UMildth .. ~, to b! Mttr.C ~ I he ... an 11111tw1 ...... r.a1 I M- au1,.._. t ~ I N~ r. ~ I I'NIIftl ••tn '"'-' ~ •eM' t•uar•.. ~un sew.~~ 1104 tN . . _ . to t ape. ~ "* ••• nr ~ lh.,_tt t r\61 a..,....,., a lu at ,.."""'Mill • 't .. hJ Q t~•I Y a ff' at\. trw.4 M teeiiy-G.Ae . . . ~- aa.u4 g•tiiHI CS..~ to INt ~~ lai:NIC ....C. ~~ atQm1C o,,.....,.Le a llo.mb I t ••1 ~h-...n . _,..,.,., ~ ·~ t that UW pt(MitM uol a ~~:»~at .,,. lhl1 II heiC)I .,.,.,.. .... U..ni. mt.)te e.. ~oo~..:lllr ana '~ "' t.~•u-1·. .,-.uy ~ Act ~ •r. • ·;t id " ""' • ...,lh I he h1 hul •M;;:t"Y • • C4 tM ,uw R Sf "'P ~il't .' PtolttuN ol E"' .,, *"''~' Ull ,.,a~l) A precautionary measure . . ol 1>1 ,.,. Publoe•tr of UUAB M ou Eatne< ~ Thts mtk!H ot powttf OCCVf«< •n re&alion to 1.1'1 inc~n\ on tr.. 1'\IOhl of febrvtlry 16. A tr..end of m1ne Miental R'cclardl. wno ta a voluntMr OJ on tne 1 om utt•Jy appaJIOCI •• ,.,. - o.'"""' campus·bUtd lodlo llatk>tl WRUB Elt().AM ployod • roquoGI I Of ~ The song. Barry M1n1kJW'J .., Made It Thr04Jgh tht R•ln •• wa1 requested •• a joke to a leUow .stu<ktnl Tt\1 60f'IQ waa mlatnterpr•ted b)' the studenl atK~ 11 thtl ume I wtah to 1potog~e to that person 101 1111tOft Jf!;~t bef'IIYt()f teSUII.cl U1' tM fOf'Oed rn1gn111on o t Mt AfOCfltdl WhO had no "-"'W~ ot tM •"'P'iCal. , . oiiM-.g but •u•HI>PIY luthlllng a ~~ OfQinU..Uont are suppoMd to benehl .,,. UnJYet'tltr community. tner -1-hCWkS ~toge-ther They (VIJAB) ohouiO noo doP<Ive ...Cum- lludeltts tM• Riecllldl) hom helping othtl stuoern oroantt.aho11& IWRUB) I am lnoclled thoc U~B ""'""' allow on empkJyee ol thel,.. 10 conuot anolhel t~a eampua OtQII'UUtton wtth such unrnt(al'-' OO'iirtf any dla.ttna 1 manr ha~ CI41Md But ttus uf'lfonunate Mr Rtec.ietdl II beCk at niS pttsenl ~lion at \VAU8 mterp.etauon 1n no way ac:counra for ~tss Coopef•a but on apotovr h om UUAB ancll" ' loloss Cool* •• ""'0 Wflhonl l response to her lftend"l Qrttf Her reactiOf'l O¥erdiA f()f the t\um•hauo n and gnc!t wt\w:h M nld to con.tiate4 ol lhftl ttn•nQ IO pull f U\Ufl! UUA8 a-utter ach'lfHaetnenll from tN ,..,.~..any strapped radio It-- TotfHIEtlo/01 r... oett• •·tndoQMr 10 Mr J L a._, ·-ooe "'' *'"""'" • .,...,.,_ oro r~ oJ lOIII In Qt(te("to se1 trw t1K:CJfct atrargtll .- "'"" Otr"9 ltM' lolloiO"''tpololstoro-•etleJ~IiOtt J""~'l'2 not • Monday. and MCOndty , C~«~Wna Half 11 on tt\4 A..mtwrat C..."Pu• a.nd Is eunwtUJ not tle~'U5ed •$ a OOimlfCM')' Howrt the!n at.svm4f19lhlt '10V mean1 ~~ ••••u Hall., MonOay. Febr-v 2. •981 •a • <Jt oddt- ,,.. let US ftrat !ell ,-.,.. I hU .. IIQty On l l 111111 priQt to ..,.., '""'~- • n\lln ISSue J•""•l'f .... · sc:am" c•-.,.,. tool<~ .... , .... , _ , . - ol ~ Ha tt an rnrs l t~e:ldent. a DIK.k rna~ t•!'IO •• not • . , _ ,., was .,,..,.., by MIIC C'l<.,. "" Sa,.,, Q H yoftQI c;.,Jt ui'ILawfuf IIC\Jw4....... lfW.f...cJ k) QM ~ On Febtuoty 2 lOIII .,.,.,.,...,to the-.~ ttoof w lltt I h....S. anCI 101-lf'l was .,,_.. . . . haS ..,_ .,-guiltyiOIMCN<getl"M f NIOI't few tW Jo . . U JOII ••.,. ot IM fact INl tne sti.IOentS tn the 08 dorrftl NW a tteiG 10 q\MISIKM'I tt\e PfneACe ot •• "'M~ to'"'" 1ll'ftO _.01}'. noor do not J)r()(I@Od diteclfy to I,.. C)M,IW\IUOn Applauds To the E<lltOI: 1 am wrUI"g •o you wllh regard to the Sludenl -laUon'a ;r.- l c Weolt aC11vltia In -11. wlth .-;tiC focue on ,.,. SA . ,,...,.,•• at capon Lounge on ·-It Monday. 1128 and W - y. 1128. .. - u Ftldaft "i ' I - ' C Flit." ...... The reoponM on tM patt ol ......uy -thetic - . , o c cOmtnVtWCy WU t ~. U tnd ,-.a~ Ul!9" , _ own _ . t e - ol ~1)1--"toPcl and ... openlY,.,_.., - · - thlt •Ufl>tltlnll tNWy ~oil he all coo cltOUQI\I- (tnd ~ur _ , _ . , . .., don't I'll 1>e ""' of .,.. ln • , _ . enywey" '*' W• opologiZO 11 your-wuctUOIIOdO, 1... focttiWII&Iew 08 SU,Idtl1ta SUfi cton•t tmo• )'OV. but 11\all Pllt of lht real WOfld The fact I hi I an arreat ••• "*"- fUJ:t puor to yaur _.,ail cettaJnty I~ the tevet of ~•cuc:tOn on tM HOOt 1nd th\ls resulted tn yewr be•no qunuonad br Publoc: Solaty _ ,, H ro- toed mo<o / cooperatl¥&. ll"st•ad ot lh-n:k~ abO\II South Afnca U8commvnity, ho_ _.tnolycf.._.boi>VIatod ~ you PfobAbty wookj have had 1 n~ wnh you• ttm., hu, thlt time, peld off. Thelt ac:tM. c:aRIIII ~ and coonllnalion 1\u C>oment Hall IS homelo< many ..- ... ,.,..,_., ... ,.....,~ in peruclpelion on the pa11 ol uoe out o1 , . . , _ - _ a s _,...,._. feolt.,., . , _ ,, Clubt. and ,__,on tMp&tl of,,_,.,,_stay.-.ldt>eowto-~-..It - • lnt-~ enough to otop, tilton. to lt'ICI ooke o.- us • _., comforung IMIIOO to tba1 ,... auhude anat hll untonvf'l-;.t•'Y oome. to dominate our ••r ~tng MftH of community here ar UB. TM Stu<lent' AtoooloUon's attempt t1 unifying ttoe IICI ... pert ..,.., tnformat _ In 1... octMIIH on a oomfott- I""" _ ,...,.~,,..mold ol -"'Y In I ' - t o - moro oftl\lo ln 1M hmn. .. _ 11.-ta ,_. ,_. outsc-tt "'art ~ • - of...,._..,,., end . . ....,.,. and concwnect W'llh Mall. . .._,ulty, ,... -.,.,.. o i l - ...... · cameoo....,--t.. tM-bel\a-olhia or ..., llootmo:ln """' tll&l .,.,.., wt11 ,.,. ro- au • ...,., ,.,. •lriquoty ""''~"" Cl\t<act•~ttocs" o1 IMng In 1 U B - Hall ! �ROTC at Buff State? bl U>a Mandel ~ntM~fi./J U~ ConsiCkrabl~ contrO\..,..l tw. b<tn Wncc the Senate lasa •·rd. ~ 1>«'""1 .. B~rralo SU1< Collef• •o •P\f'\Ucalr bnn11nc the R~f\r Otroc<T TraiDIDJ CofP> tROTCI p<opam to th< Elm•ood A•cnu< <amJ'U> The dc•cl\ion po...cl b) a 17·ll HK< Tan. of tht rtoaram. "'hK'h -ould t:\l...a &\a wnclhlt 10 onC" 11111 Cam ... u.. ""deDI C:ollef<.lla> ~bo rr<>mp<t<! U8 cwvnvauon• 10 ..1. o..:uon lhe Smotc-<O<tlf'<>'l'd •>f Buffalo 'ilal< ~dmw•.t•«t•>r,, IICIIlt) ond q~u-ca.Ucd for the- \QtC' "() lhat ProWdcn1 8ru.:-C' JQhn)(C'IIttc wukt pup- \C'nhm~l on tht 1\.)UC A finlt dec'~" -...111 br rudC' b\ the ~lk-,..­ Prtsidcnt aft« the prOI'O"'I " ~I<"N b) th< Cuma.lum .nd lludf<'l Cocnmlll«" II 1hc) deo<k that h """"' be ~ •onh,.htl< rrotram. • John\JI)I)e J>r«<ocu thll ROTC "Ill be on c:ampvs b) .,._. fall 1 o lca4 the fl&llt opon11 ROTC. ,.._tnJ VOUfllt bo•< unucd 1 h< Mil ROTC C~111on mctudo Ch< ~tu<knl <.:ommuu:r on Peaceful l:dtii'Olloon (SCOPEI,Ih< Studnn Alhana: or Gay bp<<>""" CSAGEI.a<>d Worn..,·• Spaoe. Antl·ROTC cr<>UP• arru< that the p<tnctrl<- of the milnor) """""''"""' nf tht Um,·rnuy. ''tt•,l~ Pcnta,on &eacbin&councs~·. Wd AR(. mmttx.., Andrtv. Gokhlo•"lJ. In ackhuon. t~ AR(' datrm lhaJ Johnqon,. """' onili•tcd the plan• for ROTC 1n D««nbcf or 197~ ...h., c\<lllllcd lht oponoon>pf lh< Sludenl> ••~ r~ll) from lh< o.lcn<too malona ~- · oorftm~l >lod<nl Whole there u no unofldl o r p n - 10 ptomol< ROlC. th<T<""' tndlviduab • ho behc-c the pfOSram •ould be bcn<f.,;,l. Buffalo ~neral Slat< Cw rlculum Suptf'i>or S..-on Oiukr .aid... ROTC ••II boo& • dtrt<rcnl ldnd or Slud<nt 10th< Collq,t.'' ~othich ;. oo• p<tdonnnantl• a • aru. rn~umion . Thm: wtU be a rderenctwfl oext v.·toek 10 flnd out lhc- \tu:dmu· optn1oo h~l • FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH $119. $99. MIAMI DAYTONA BEACH $99. All rates include lodgmg ar de/u11e ocean lronr hotels. All .rates are :suO/eel to B $18.00 lax and :setVfce charge. OPTIONAL: ,.ransport•llort lo Miami Ft. lauderdale and Oayto~ Is available $79.00· DISNEY WOILD EXCURSIONS AVAIIABLE Round Tftp •FEB. 28 · MAR. 7 •MAR. 7 • MAR. 14 • MAR. 14 · MAR. 21 •MAR. 21 . MAR. 12f•M~R. 28 . APR. 4 •APR. 11 . APR. 11•APR. 11 · APR. 25 "II.....,., hold .an) wcip1 •h<n i1 a>mcSIO adn:is10n''. \ltd Buffalo Stott Rm;rdEdnor·in·OucfDun OtPmo. "lt .. mbeth<•oic<ofth<"udrol •· JQ!ut>too<. •ho ba. not m.o<k.,. orr.a.r dcc...on yu. <aod. "On 1».1.....,. I ~oukt bC' m fa\Or of ha ...lnJ: ROTC on carnpuJ. bin It\ no1 tn,h Oft R1) aacnda." He bdi.-.. lhat most peopk lla~ a folsc: im~ of ib< md••r> . "People should l.no" that they (lh< militltl ll'lc:mbcn~ ...;d<d people... addtd the Prniclcnt AI UB. th< Cradllal< Sludml /Woaauon (GSAI •o<cd la1l monlh 10 send • krtct tO Uni-..:nity Pmodcnt Robcn kencr <IIIUI& iU oppositJOn 10 brin&in& ltOTC back to UB. The Un<k.-lfaduatc Scudn!t Assocwton An<mbl} I*OC>d a similar rc>olutiOCI ~r~er thi> ....t . "Thi: ROTC 11a> ""' mad< aoy formal plans. bUt they ~,.,.,.Pf<SI<d an ln1~ in brinsina• hctr P'Oirarmlo UB.'' Aid GSA $f>okcsl'<f'On Au,. Mcd~~t. R•ntM otwar The GSA and SA ad ion• """' admiucdly prompt«! by rumo<s. b~llh< fad lhat ROTC is in Buff.Jomakath~J>OSSibililyorittamirlero1.18morc ti kdy~ ••we ..·ana co be sure I hat Kt1tcr is aware or our stanc:e- berott bt CIOIUickr> ROTC.'' added Mediae. U B v~ Pouiclcnt for Student Affair> Richard Siacd~o,. said. "I .... surpnscd by lh< GSA·· I«I.,.. I htv< no< b<to -oadl<d by u)'body aboUI ROTC." Then: a~ 19 stu<knl> enroll<d in 1M ROTC p<O&flm 11 Oonisius ColJca<.. A<XO<dina 10 S<Taft.m Robcn W'WI, "lh«< haven't bccD any complalniS from UB students usina th< proarat11111 Canisius." W;u also Aid that h< . was una"·~ of plans 10 bcina ROTC to UB. ROTC- oo 1M UB Can!pta until the 1970i. At the time: U B .. uth< only SUNY umt offerin& th< prosnm. The c:ampu1 artiB:uion ct~dcd bccau« or the 0\-.....hetmiOJ anli·W11r i<lllim<nt ·•People .11oll remember the 19110>" $1ld MedJa<. "ROTC is still 001 ........,. bore". �.. R-Y J RY COOOER Ry Cooder-Fiflmor• Room - nbrullr( 17 II w•lllO\Adet t o -· toe to toe T.....S.V)oooghl It IN Filmore Room u Rv) ~.,..I'd "-diG S...ts- off mu.U fnWOIU. The overfl'OP'bted oudien<:e must he"" - e d from IN stegll 10 be I very le<Qe VOIII cla01. No mant:r11 were be5nQ ch~tld , however, the impressive sollo<rt w11 cousecl by the cuh Jtatua of 1 c:ertMl vetefM rock musk enterta!Oef. While w ..t.ng lor Cood.,, the crowd Wll emuMd by Bill Fischef end~ Bever. 1 novelty tel thet played antehr.,.,;stic l'>ohlbetlon •• J"ZZ on bart<>. clwonet end blntone su. ~ came out d r - cuully"' • How- AI< llw1 thll made hom look ~ke 1 towm ~hom were his new bind - John Hoon on go.otttS end voc.ls, Jernee Rolleston on bell. Jesse H - on keybolrdl. Oerrel Ve<Ousco on drums end rhe 1 W ill denCing dynomo "-<:kuP voclll11a Bobby K~ng end Will"' Green Jr. end I'd celebrated elecrric gurtat. Opening wnh 1 bhatetng version of " Little Staler." Cooder played moth ol his recent mauuial from Bordfr6M,intludlng the tnstrumentel title track which w11 the hrat of many expert ·~111>111<-. Gutterostl Hlltt end the btckuP singers a1 got to perform thet< own songs, as wet .. ldd>ng ellecuve cnoralstrength 10 thee~· leed voc.ll. A rep lbOUI trouble that veguety , . . - 1 goe9e1 """""' prove<! to 1>e an efiiCbve premo.. 10 " TrO<JIM. You Can't Follow IM" end " The Gills From Texas" - IN loner culled from~. It 11 worth nottng that both Ry Cooder end his Los Angolea contornp«-• Uttle Feat their fnt albums • decede ogo. Cooder displayed the serne klnd of vittuouo<tv onocloted with the Feat's 1111, greet. LoweG G-ge In the way his ,...,led slide guiter ploylng embenlshed such lovlble tunes 11 " MIITied Man's e Fool" end Borde!lln.'l "Why Don't You Try Me." Alter "Crezy '8ou1 an Automobile," IN ~· went OUI whlc:l1 Wll totaly .....,..,...... IMce ~end bind hadn't played eo bed that INy Mel to ~ . . . - e cover of dlrkneaa. Onprte IN dorltM&I, they ...,.,. woth thiM - t e n t numbers rncluding IN old R&B f.-ita "634·5789" end IN f.,., Bop Til y.,., Drop's "Down in Holywood." Coodor'. fualon of ArMrican folk atylea mey not conform to the norm, but in mum for the evening's edmiuion. he proved thll all the money - " -"on feelin' good. ho-. •s w• �i ©prodigal sun l Chevere- fillmore Room - February 13 I Tho ....,. of the gamo 11 do.-. my Mend, olwaya hes been. Alwovs - be. t.etting dengle OU< t't)OV""""tl II to .,.. our WOfld, $oiMihlng tO part of tho l!vobblng m- out oo often .-nato be tolling ua to ger loot . The Fi4lmoro lloCifn .......... untilce4y 11101. f11drt night, ""'t befote our hearty long weel<ond, the unliltoly limO. HoCie the hundteda of you voo11o weron'tthero put V....,tlne' s Eve to SMHr kit;>d o! piNe<nble uae. 'causa you misMd oomethlng. !tom OUt l'llono Rican """'"""'"'-Nod IMro- ~ ! l 8 { 14 • luahlng Brld . . -Stepe One Che--= -Februr( , , .., would(/() N?IO /Xllr~ICS If I the ft/1111 wffe. "1M. Jogger) Miy had " MJt• JllfHitlr. isn#l he thllt motor· crolisi?"IG. FO<dl IOlllfV blowing ew•v ev.-yoM on the Jtoge both for •n•o•os• and dynatTuom AM '''"'"""sm was geneta"y present "' ) ""· and teady rs the Stoneslm•tatJon. The &u.h1ng Budes ere a bunch of solid rook musici..,., nothing tencv, but ploin old rod< ond !hot' s onoul)h 10 rehearse 1 repe.rt01re of the Stonu' weat.&st ~ts. RhYthm guitott.l Paul Mantn troet to h1Ji hek like ll~th Rlchatd's but Mhhe! hiS looks nor his bluea WH -zy enough to t>e compared to tho Ot"ig!MI. But the ove<oll effect woo good enO"'Ift. Raymond hod tho -oenc:e 11 hia corntot. Ha la<:l<ad Jogger's Subtlety-littlelhe<e is-but hi made up lot it wrth • " ' - l n e x - amount of "'**IY• He danced. jumped. roo bad< and for1h. modo passes ot his guitaris!S; he hed J-'alo<l<Jnou. he hed h1l _ , end ouggestiYe flair, ond ~~ hed-wllh o COUPle of exception• foke "You Gotto Move" end "Midnlllht ~· - J - ' s - V toUch. (So much I<>< tile blt1en-tho-tip-of-·tongueoff theoty) Raymond hed tile otlginal ''lhe'o·ao-cokl" voico. Ha IOI.Widod mote 8U~Mntic: ""'- he did ,.,.. ......,, Stonea material, wt'llch might of._.. be due to tile feet thot the St.,._ haven't........, pr"""'*' origin~~ m.1erlll sinGe the Goet'sHood Soc.p - · Be that Mil rnev. tile ctowd loved~. They danced- -ad-juct llke In raol kfe-end" they-. ond tomole they might._. ..... their wey Into the front row. The gig w H - no sma11 1"1'\e&&ute fhiil partle'Uiar eve~·"ng •I'll• __ ~ &ept. U."Il I I I I VAUDANmME .,__.--. . -= I I ......... 11511111 ... .,.,-".,.· ) J--- -vs - tlot- ..,...... ,_.. ....,10 ,.._ <lfo ...., ot obllgatory encate. According 10 the -~ Int o. a couple of origoMI ~ 8ridea sonv• ..... som<!Whe!eln thOfe, not \hal I would hlovo n o -. it sounded •• very Stone&lah 10 me. It modo mo atd t o such a lot of tolerrt woOled on on lmltetton, but u Reymond Mourice 118id, " playing tho Stona Is our wey of gotting our fool In the doOf. The Stonn ere the ultltnatt tOCk group. If you're going 10 bMe youroetf on """'-'"· why not them. There's no better ond no WOfOtl." thefe'a bolter end o lot of worso muse ltOUnd but the llluthlng 8ridea were olmpty fun, t good panybend, ond I . . _ that' s -.>othlng. The otlglnel Mid< juot lhlnb it' a "mad," but "whet c:on you doll moen the lpf>otiteln lhla couniiV lot racyclod- -..o onom,.,..'' That IO< music- Pofitjca, I~ Entorional Racue weo o bell....., and Juot look ot the ~t , ' conll._,t eve<ytlltng'o cool: you mv friend; w e are a l friends. c""""'"' pronout>Cod ~ lil<e Ctto.rolet: bess, guttM, end d<ums, of courae. lteyboarda, IIUtnl>8\, ux flute, yes, cowbells, lhel<ere ( beodod gourd}. guifo (oqaperl ond ttwao, som<rlimes flvo, yes frve. double conga. O>evero know something obout !hot day we lht ctaw1od out on • -· lheking of{ the .....ood end tho wot. how Joter we clanced '"' the 11m time to bring down t"" fllin, Of to bep it ewoy. et.v.e: everything It cool. tlotera onc1 b<0111era. lll<e..,.,.. of thoae prtme New y~ City ditco/regg• nightclub OJ'a, Chevere know how ond, most ~. when to change it up, pace 11 out, how to klel< OUtthojem&.lhen bring down 1110 tempo befote we el get o1 tuciUI<ed out. Many of uo cftdn' t Jtop dancing so long H the bend chosa to p!ay. On the other thefl..,.... mony not used to Afro· Cuban poly-fllythma, ond ~ w.-. - L·u-t ze __ __ ._ ._ ..,.. lding A h<gilt<gltt olthe ev~n.ng wos • 'song" Syny,. wt u> Ill down !Of. ·vou • lottueut t3tlf •· You lmen 10 Svnv•• d<esl)lte hlo 001ne beatrng, let me ••• you .J.,.. h<m end tWO of his congo budcloos, Gllrlo Rost""' end Mallmud Husen, png at •• on St• skons Martt Dickey, genera"v on keyi>OilTds, behmd tl>em W•tll bell beoto Rythmlc roles traded, tompos tampered wllh, polymete<$ patadod allout. ,, <lid~> l end •• pr-.ely .. planned, mostly beGause the """' knew daep '" "'" " heano they w01on' 1 even WO<mod uP: yet. eJUIIt:is\ng the tudgomenl tho! made tile night such • suc:c.... one hed to partTllt the boogyi(1IIIO begin - w Too bad. . fot _,., "'uon the bend clocldod to write off m<><e then 1 lhird of the crowd by taiUng an hour long brtllk "' the middle.Ral!rtv a pain. That much mooe room lot the rast of us to daoce I guess. Wor1h the WM and m<><e, Chevtfll. fridey wos the unottended event of the _,.,.,., twhere were oil you goad S!Udenu1 At !he Schupef HouM1 Something tike tl>is we nMd on campus llleolt twlca o monlh. T-'lo the 111> from GSA, Union Board, end gel on the ctick. And don't""" Ctlev«e """' tJmO, folks. wherever they show up, rn wnonever "'In be danctng ,ost IS SUCCESS Just A SlO!<ES TtlfiOW AWAY?. ...,_ 11...,."11 ..,_- - •oc - unottr-----"!"'--------K-·· mt;on ,. ROOJIE'S -~ """ 11111 COW'IIIi moro r-vod, Ant Wid lattlmOSI, two ...-m~~cod horns just 6on't mal<e rt lot me "' tile "orcMauor· "' Iorge grOUp "'""'~~ ~. our bau IJfev• Met\M ~n.Mflmod aludgey ot " """' the beat• ....S...., h01d t o """' "' the milt. a _ . , Ploblem tor mo •I ...,.d been I I pushy and diiiii"' oo I P<efe< tho I>Oitotn ond of any II''""' to be f011u....,ely. nothing evt<~ began to dent t"" onalt"!!ht of conga &- <l!um •et, tRI>gonaldEvantl >niO!mesMd as v our goandmother • •f ~Jtlan weave, ught es • t wentv·hve c.• freeway ~•-~. urvolonto~ on ~· ··~ ... bit of1en tmPfOVIte tn ""' rhylt'tmc C~t t\ w85 absolutelY amazing From here on a• you need " an " CWcMI Willp Wh« _,. IMt..-11 Uj)eetl tO the l'l"'ta!C1 You aM.. Ah, wei, t'hefe l'm a fam1tllf 1'-""'l!.S tiki ''SIAl\mertima ' 01 avl!egeiy lelonttd rocllband 1o back you ....... FREE. . 1M tog<nller the I<WWnble the P<e>e'"'"· course '"" gooup • a whol<l couldn' t have had mote than a lew day& t o rei'M!atl• the~< hout•long ohow In contrut. howev01 . Mona• would hlndsome. But ~von mote, Raymond dOe$ a perlectlmitotion .of boll> Jeggor'• slnglng ond moving on stege . tf!8 0. O.W. ONer o..-. ihe unrn~Ptred .,,.~ments ot the m~tn,. Wm • Mk:k Jagge, look.«eU:ke competitK)n1 lhat ,1 Jegger wu stiD young onc1 ..-Dill ~~~it I good-.- ..- . .., -vo<lc .... command In thlo oontext our ""'""""~~ '"'ponOd guo11r !>4ayCI. Greg ..,.llaro. WH a JoY ond th!ougr\ no fault of hi& own, o d<sappointmont His lead bre•~• w"'" fl41wl<!s& end intoreotrng. desptte the sl!ghtlv oooeed Dllt otdf tlnng L.. Paul tone he chose to employ It was tu5ttoo much ~~ perfectly "' Place though. yo know what t meen 1. vel QVIte tn ••1'\t ""''""' or the hopeless cases of Slonea· eddlction thofl io olways the Bluslling Br!dea, who lntroduc:ed themselvH to Buflllo ot Stoge I • oouple of nigllta ego. The place wH reaoonabi\1 filled With tho people wtoo go to t,4uligan' s Brick Bar on Thursdays-the Stonktes. Tho &uollrng Br._ lilca to seo thet~ael•as as the American answer to thoe Stone.. Leed s~nger Maurice Raymond woutd ua1ly plaMed out to 1 ditMlt end tile svnvw - ..-stlc Amoncan Sblcflee ...,.lfUCtO< who pllys In ..... _,._ ... - v-••llv •• If wo only coulcl pall up M•clc- J - r bod 811 some Yre_,:tablo-:-t parson Y ht of Jedcle 0.-t>e migl)t be adad to give up music eltt!f ell. And UNterity _ . . , _ chlnglng-up IO< two, who dOdn' t d._,_, tou..l< loll. A nw>Orily, howwllf. The G • - • S t - t A -llon 1M ~the moMY w>d ~ OUIIeacil lor tile ..~...... *"' lhe ':=:purpose':"'~~fO<~====sl=z=e=.=lt='a=l=or=re=al=.====-=!Wg==G=ilbM:==;~ �©prodigal sun i= l Zodiaque expands its Horizons jazz ana nostalgia ------------..PY Debo<a It~ .,.__...t• r-o•~- • ._...- • A =-~=~·;"=':~·===~= _,..., wrtllo _.,., r~ by U8 Engnh Ptof- M.ta Wchr1, .. konv "Who . , w·. t>vt tho . . - ~><obM>Iv aokecl • ..,.,, •• tM1" u lhe dane.,. moved Uvougll oho olvM m-n ~~ .,._• • end one low ~eyed 1au poec<~. h wat not the vsuat GOmp.&ny rout.ne of 11u lind ~t , but 1 .,.~.,. - " ' 9 1 lol ol gtouncl Yes, -""'V ~· • • - t<on Modem dance ..... •".,. besocs of a ..... - .... llf'l) ' - · ..00 • .,,.toono o1 """"'""'· faconv 1evo1- ,..._ enc1 '"".,.. o1 5 1 - leet ~t-endo, """""'~~ iego Al'otJ 110..., r!J ZOCS.aoue a coneen wea the llt't.sdc Qu.PfV trom • ..,.,. ~ h'flfY ~~. ~ ~ CNC• .,_, ~y tr•etPI1et.Jun Hofuons ~--now wMI by f •I c:hot~ICIN<I ""'-"' - .,.,...,tft8 O..Cior """"' ol .. w--. ·-- s-h chQr.ogo-apiiOod " ~ lf"' tht wll'd ~ the ma.t ebttrec:t ~ "'-"'• wtWt.d aw1y ()eoc:r- M I - . . , _ 11)0 , _ , . , _ - b y 0....,... ond J•- _,,., tho darlcet$ · - - _ . . lle"'' ..... ....... by the w.ncf oown \0 ' - ' · .,.,;:ng'l ~'*'off and t~ P\lt 'Wrt~• lf.ni.Pt,tnl p~.tsue . the • ~~ • ~~· w\ 10 '~i~Vh' by the tnat b'ew an•t ~C~J~~ty CMOO!o1Ce<3 by a llwge t., or tw.n.. '"*' S+em~v random and n:ap hal..-ct movef'N!nta ..,_.. nonetMHtss •vnctwon,zed prec,•elv ~eau•red ebout rM • • • c:t.ncer had • soao Slo1 - wheo 0~ stan~ aonothltf .. ,. ou I -"<~ e.c:t'l on end on Deflnioo_..,..y Thoe Circle Dfo~en V"'tlil A h.ec) darrced and then the whai!: eonMtnb&e dancad t(){let~ A., '"""' 5t:(Nilf'-ett "'•'~UtA tno~·•• w..,·, ' were hek:IIOQether trr .IOf'1'e ov•'•' bOnd and gtack.WM~y thet bQt'CI Nfteed ~ v~ttOnl follllow«< ~ '110• IOf"'lt' fMt A Jill oeKe opened the iohO-- Mf•ti«< Rtd Rllyrtwn.J by T r - c;.,....., of lMI ~ of flc<e-...., eno Ae&a'ed lnlttUCtiOft ~tt'y ·~ . . ~,., ,._,_, cnot-- f- thl ~~Y eedUct•.e ~ oe .. ed mv-tnmtc W•tlllhe f•YI daf>ceB E''-ol f iOOt ~uarne. c._..............,'"",..,• ..,_.,.., tt-<a..gh '"" chl>'eogropt>v ol """"'gtlduate......,. MlfO'• IMrt Ront< A~ ~ .. Moylon on ' Some EelloH The,_,~...,.._ becltUH ol ••• cn.tectet 1n0 cM·fi.,.te ~v the o.nc.e ••-' cet to the mulfelpoetrv coftect•ve.. • kotne tnttrprec•ttOf'\$ ot Poems by RoiMtn Creotev Slev•n Swollow Thoo llfMn ond DU<C>ie •""'C)Ctt>tte eottumu wewe s.gn.fliC60t beea\\M ol the noaUfQtol 1- onvolved on rememberong ohe ploygrooooo ol e The IUUC\ute teemed to be f'nll$t"'Q but Wtth the re .. ,tl\001'\ ot .,rt the d•tferent Kt'ons takeog piKe, tM a:tructure, • though .... overed up by tkt mote tmPOf\..,1 asoects ol 1he numb« ~ W\'eJ ttwft The more '"'I)Of1ant f•cels ot Echoes•. ~llf6 the ekKI enect,...,.,t o4 ._,laMOUI c:hold'1 oiiJ. """ lhe CMCWh ~ylul IIIM!g leQ't"'Uit:~t~ T"" f..,.l ,.or\ • S<!MC!I wos chor-ophod DY Ooncw Con1oo<>v Astoct•t• tMK-tat Tom RiMbM:e w ho t$ known f01 r,. t•t.-avaganl ,..,......-. 11>1C1-........... _..on- AI I dt,a lum, tne !he lleg<l u PMUdo O•th Voclaro"' lui f0tee ~by unr1oomOIIOCII V"'Y"'9 muorc lhe llwob ol I hun bell I"'" lUI conceu P'K'I b<ougllt ouo tr.e oyndvonoutoon lbol toa or IN on<Kt _,.. T"" ""'*'"*'tel~ of~-, ,.,... r._t.,. ohowsg<owrng ond o._,clir\g. COYWY1Q .....,. "'"" of '"" comc>onv • ,,_~AIR.,. POET1I'f IN IIOTIC*: A ~...._ In TM• tto. . , IIIIo ,,__ Thor . . by _ , ....................~.,.tf'MbriiM ..... tf'l . . . . . . ,..~,_. • ..,......,.olt'-U.Enghh~ ~ . . . , . ... ~ Qft . . . . . . . n. C.t« • H-. T donee oil '"" potentoollhlt '"" on form 1\u in " "'" for ti>oM Who Wll.h to m-'ce the most of it~ Petl.,.monces ere Thursday, Fndrt.,., So!Ur(joy nogl>ta •• 8 .00 p.m. end Sundev met•,_. at 3 ,00 o.m Tho ohow will run until Mar<:ll 2 Gallagher frolicks in Fredonia "*' ,... __, -...-.l lince ··u.y _ ,., ..... "" goes .. lrM-.-""ceb'""' olfera ~. " Oorl't '*'- .. On greduoted hom tho~ o!South Florida - . dogrW ln Engioh uu.r...... He. " That'o wily a Mlfoproc:jalmed lnwntor hom _ , . ., untltho sweling Gohghef c:ontondl thet on ect thin just He preechM tho~ of Americon oodety. But 1100 I>IOI)Ie oed<ed into ~ Stete'o Dodo Hall Jut Friday nlgllt. n woo to"" Golleghe<, tho comeclian. Touted utho next G - Cariin. Goll~her 1\u achieved wiclatpfaod reknown f"' his ••s~ec~ge-0. M olle." Tho ~vice. wl1lcb c . - ony1Nng from raillns to wat""""""'*• aloo IIWOVI fronl-fow -'*ten with flying d*lo. 1.-o GollaQher'o otoncluo I1>Uiinelo one wNch ••ma~ceo fl.W1 of peoc~~o:· Tho 34-y--old'o fevorita torgata .,. homolalcUIIs. 9""1nl I>IOI)Ie. end l'eruWins. As • olido oftennio _....., ,_.. Rlch- ~on tho wall. Galla;hlr hypoltiiSi<ed. be 1 t - . li100I>ed inllde my body ...:I I don't l<now it ~~ ··-n.."'*Y. ..,.••• &tt.t::Un..'' Galag/le<. covenng tho Nont>eut ~ cin:uit, hi• c11ered M act to 11101 HX·-·dn.og oriented aowdl. "'Oorl't IJII t"" id<ll lhlll IIIJ>Orlmenl with drugs, bee-. I don' t." the Hollywood r - 1 cbo<m6d '"I'm into ru• see'- research:' S.• Smokong can atum your growth, Galloghe< adv•Sed do it , . , • • •• Tho ......._ ll>ough. - comoln more IJII in H ldi Amln is your I .....,. .-lou~ noto. Galleghor ~ with '"" II\ICI*- to " locuo end c:oncenuote. lAy down at tho ...:I ol your " ' wott> p<ic!e."" --end ~, Soul<lniJ ol Arne1lQn " p<icle in wor..,_,.., "''JJ"UllY.'' ~---of h i s - for , _ production ..,.Stho ~ty of "'" " Oo IN JoMvlh' o W I \ - ccme bv vour w.y ot1w< day1" ""_.......s "I soy grvo tho ,.,. 10 deliver ... Go4leghM ' - to soon • - - ' "'" ..-.ce With -on~ .............. ""''"'eft* end on Sho~. He"" rectontly -you the-. .-too..n. ....... heco-holt. oynctoc,.te<t ..... Wllh John _ . . ouch QUUt>OnS IJce " If Allh w .. to ~·u you. cal - 7'' t"" As tho IUdoence rOO<ed "' al>l)ro-• conw:alloolung ~ Sti'UC~ 0 frnll blow 10 ltloM whom ht had befnended only "'""""''" before '\Jgl""'" c.n atnke orw out ot three lootc. to VCXK teh and ~ to I'OU' right. II 11's not them._ .. wllot7 -Sreve S.ITJITJON t { i f i �f <g;prodigol sun l l Ah 1Wilderness : ! 0 'Neill celebrates Ji I good """"""" lr11h mood Norah MO..., H•~M~t- • ....,....,.... f'OI<! -Y lob"'"" I ~ou rt In tl\t mood foo tn ovenong R of .,......,, noocolgle, vou·w love the .. lltie, dilfoCIJII IIIII h t t 1 0 .., """Y ""'*'*flY d.otONI linota IN! tot.e-. ,...];ng. """ol ....... i_,~ Studo .,..,. Tl\ttt•e a pooclucuon of Ah _ W!rdert~u EVOtN 0 Nelli • of ~It lnCI iuvo "'....,.. town .......eo Ia .,,tmtttlv ~ -•toe: i~C-kefWV\' ~~..,.. ,_v r'Vou , .. • ~. how ... •·rm at•~ 4cw Vow •• .,cj Tlw p~ey eiiKt-y ~·the l'ypOCtlly of tho 1 - '"" OIN""' IWMt , ~ hi.imofou1 Wnu., .n IOU't ~-· the '*Y • an 0 ,..... • own YOUth, a yo.>- """111!\y .... . ""' ..........' " found · - - "'ouc:h moc~c~.. ··- f •sthe~· ·· t 1nC1 lack> - UN I "*'a dcenl ..II. ~~~--~·~ '"'ouv"i '"'" T"' KtO'\ rwoi'V. . arouncl tomennc:. tl'oOvgnthll Aoc:lwd Moler, tw.U toted by po4'1t .,Y tt\1 ,-~ ... ,.,... .....W.t~lol.lfte..., ..l \ t n l l . - R~el\erd S...l, on ongrv young"""' orrca 19C>e Ho loves 15 ve., ofcl Mu<ial. 1end1 her Ptl a!Onate v..-1es from sw...I>Umt, ond roads Show; o WIIde, Ctotyltl' FrMCh Rovolu/JOrl, ond gtMW>gly oppropotolle, - .,._,v-•---.. " ----- ""ol """""'· • "-ending, but not "-foro ....,. t~ oc.- between Roc:Nrd ond fttht• N.t IJ.olt Colw)ll Robtn t1 unc:le Sod Devoa, ,.. hind-"". ....... \'PC ldloolt- W h o - Sod "'.,_ -very honnv moments as • dlvnll ond • bed .,...,.,.., whilt Aunt lAy M.llt• tft thto'a btothtrl ofla<1 o "'""'" of o..tfy - - . 1 O>rocte>< Devey Merlm Jonee ~- the t3odspell opens at UB Tolatoy Colltllf's P<-totoon of Godspd "'.,..,.._ to be t lhAincellmllth lnthtwon!SOIOM8C10<, 'You'IOIID"'SSIOI<i<t " · beuust , •• 110"'1110 "- - · • Soctt ox.- hom tho .,.,.,. God_. .,_ -.f- Oftl\l two mombeta oltht produc:1>0n.,. new The """"1*1 of the uoupe • a holdov• hom tast ...,.,....,., preMr~tahon of ~The dtc:..., to doG~ came from tts clitwcte><o An Grou lnd IlNce Grocsmen Grossman os AlSO tho ptOCiuCor of the muocol Gods/*~ wos t:hoRn os tile natunol reply to 1t11 """"'*'tt'o pooduct.,.,, HH' W1>1et1 tho lrOUIJO bel,.voo apt NO a meut9tl of love, oomtthong ~Will 11g11n try 10 COIWOV Simply put, thOI lo a group of toltnted people Who wont to moko their audotnco hti>I'V· Their ttl!ludt I• eC>r1WIC:lng, end they MO conlklent. upecitlly llnct pelt productiona -.v 1hoy WO<k w o41 IOOtthtr Gtoa.,...n feel• that the \lOUpe'• "''""' ,. to exempMv love llld ham>ony The t udlenco, he Delieves. will perc:eivo thll att.l1vde and be "" the mood to rntet.e'l wrtt\ th4t ttauot "Although we're lht oneo c1o1o0 the -ong. lt dOoln't mtltl tt who on&PotH 11," wyo Gr........,, who oloyo JMuo Groo....,... wtnto the tud.....,. to"- o n - on u .. - ~~ ~ cen t 011or The enure trOUIJO os on _ , w~n rwn. They went everyone to on,ov t'*' orewve tflon ~ _...., Thurldey e1 tho Comtl ThNtro llld runs ttvougll Sunday. llclcou • • $3 on eelv.....,., lnd U tt thedoOo I(M_.,. OLD RED MILL INN ~·",'~"~':: •;: . -:c::"... . ~..,.ou!"O:SII ..0WWI 9 . . . . . . . . 0 ..... HOI . _ Ol "'"" ~"t c~ --MwfNtOVl .... .. . ....... ........... ~~ ..,... . . , . . . --~....... ,~. ~ - . -.. ..-tv - ._ b<l tloretl Af ... .-. - .............. ...... togodo __ l>l' .,..., on tile wv ,.,..,.,., o1 tht ~ lal<o £no~ It ·· ellord ~ ond l'u 1 - tn -unrly IO pity 0U1 _ , . ol touch, ...,.. tl\t JIYY t1 - t l l n 1 pleoe "' their Pltlof The Cllt II font Gorcb\ lnd c.l Sc:hun we N\tbly obnoJ<lOUI II young VIle men, ond UB Theet10 Dtpenmont tile- ··..-~- lnd · -· --· )hro oiM. W s sThough oatn eproduet#l -• a- tntttt~t . Studoo ...,_ h t l - tMrflet I know tt' llttMv.,t. ~ grve me ClllU tny dh CurH oltllfl SttlrVOflll Glutt in a rutt __________________ Glom,""'"'" 8.E 'o amer>l _ . , . , . tho r.... produouon Cljltbjh1AO of " " Fronklon Str. .t tlletttc 1111 oblnoue tllet much ollon 1\tt gone tf!IO """"" this "'~ • &torrng ...... fua of dlliboretetv orohtttraretl - · Ooteaor Gwy 0 Fiot>af w..,ttd Gilltt to "- lua ol to~crt-_.rlld-­ - - " " ' " tho~ He .... ....,....... """"** "'"""~ S.llllng tho eudoef>CI In totel ~~-- • "'*" .. """"""'If ~ not Mpr-y ~.ought to be Tl\t ~Ubeoq\Jet>t long WOot on Ul\tt was dt.c>nent;ng- as I betttv• n waa meant to bo - but It W8S a nasty ~IM ol ddlconoer""*>l; one thot played upon our unconaciouo ell0cla110ns of dMk With ' " ' and tho U!lknown Thto emot.,.... raponse wa1 no\ due to any t.._.t or dev.c:e of tile ollywngtn. or oltho produc11on, anc1 wnounteel to me><o o! 1 gwnm;et 11\tn o tl\tttriCII .-..-. II GJvrt..,.tobotn~­ """'.,.._. c.lle, n the !IYv There .. ~ Wlri tid .bout pley, Glurr - . . o to -..a o l - on tile euditnco. , _ _ . , , ~ lighto ... _,, 0U1 Into tile c:rowd; we aro by lOUd, . noraoo: lht title - . c tor IOuff Strrol end tile Atltndtnt 11'81r-od &vn-1 .,.....tmQ!v y.t1 .. their " - ., us. A I - """ dota not tiU being voiM ec. ...._ or · I tool< on """-'• end luling ottwn.. to g;mtnlclto ....,. .,.., .,.... thought up by pl...,wright Schrodt. but unfon..,....y promoted by dorocte>< Gery 0 . Fiot>af. Sc:r~""" waa 1 poor ldel: - . being untltrtot tvO end ·~ • R tO oleo "*-" 10 tile ecWI lfOica , two..,., lt..- '"""'- Owlf Strrt'l p o r l - w .. ..,.,..ery .........._ doopto tile ftiC't tM< • WJri _., I 1 t - ..._._atyltw.. ..,......., llong 0-'V b.cl - - ' 5 '-"Semo.,.,__,._IIC't_ - ·"f..., botetl ~ chewy . _ lht .. _. w ith tcttng, '*'- tlinle _....,. "' " " - " - _ ... - , . . . hio affona,.,.. -.crofVWlll lor 1>1& ......_ TN..,. " Yos. 10 begin"'" SPolcan by tile 1111t c:httiiC't« 40 - - Into tho ,a...,, t M Ills en eccume .-imony 10 tho ploy' a tlow tton ond t"''lld """"· IO.f ter tile noioy ond violent bowel ~-------~------------- ~ol~·- .... - · Goo'- - J .... ' - · - · · lpwt..,..,.., ,..,. . . . by ~ Hei Ttnt lt' o tn - * ' v Oonoeo hotM!I rC>n\entJe futf,-.1 btc:lluSe can't M41> loYing tile one ,..., 11>0 won·\ me<YV 0-. ...... f eofl'.. 0 . . , " lrre__.,.., - - ~ tor1 - - y ~...,~ a.... ~ ~· ""- "'-· - ­ '""" ........ '*" _, • ond 01'1 <It"'* Iillo hoo unc:lt Sod The•e t4h.~~-. the """ YOII T - T YOII MAD A oiAMCICW.... b ~·· perenu- OUI ond -..v . _..... of Tlw""f'h t -.,anclonf, flochltd llotVI lloghtJv by .,_ e • p r - o! 11\t ltrougi'lll IN! rn¥enabf\o follow eoen Qi'tvsocef "'""'futet..., ot thew tltr!Kioon l " geo, won'r It"- gtNI , tttw'l wa Of'C memed)H) Any ettemp1 a1 ~ing which- from u..de Sid' a . , . _ , f o l i o - - ohO<t .....,. he' a to .......... Uo;' afAlco 'NI>ottl ""'" 'gootlnua' -IOY!tatH.___ ........ _ _ ..._ ...... . --·-thy ....... ......... ._ .. . ..., - a w-. y t h y -....... honey b Tho RubiN'(ot of OmM Khl/yyem. Ho undergoes t!lol• ~~eu- of hll '-"• f" 'tM< I could d!lnk thy ...,. 01 ond • • oveu e....... t.tters \0 "'' • oa MM\ ID ._.....lol, ........ --\CIIl:h.,, ~••.lit< WWW\ of ,.,.,. - '* a... gttd 1'9rlmen rtfreohng on her bot oer1 . . tho....,_,.,...,, but - - t i l ly _ _ __ _ _ _ Patrlcl81 , Cetri"iit on - · ...,lion which CO<l'\l)<iMS '"" ...... fm 15 """"'"· no111or>u eorualy ' - " One WCKJid- filet 11 thio ploy were- to be on e>mo$1 """''-'"" monolOgue ol the - .-to . ._ ~ Glutt .,_we~ 01' 1 0 thOa mon'o f~tltDIY end fW ,._. tbout tlw " - 1\oa ife hoi taken 8ut ao. ,..,. • no mon ., Ru6oll Glutt 0< on t1w Attencltnc - the poren...a., Her-......_~ The amval of tile WC>n\en tll.t J;1l - . . . . , • long _....,.,eel "WV .... , lht r>l..... There- to be no roll ...._,one -.,.....,,one ~tl0f1 0< --t. . . -.. "'iwto1-bttw_, GMt lnd .... ,.,.._ lover tthot IJ'MIIV detorrtcl by tile JIYywrogm t .,.,_.. doc:o110n to m.U lllft\ oona lett. hto ...,. •ooc:el The lnltoduct>O<I ol J/1e w.,.,.., poov!detl - lOvely ~. end rhe t>IChJ<I ol tho "'""'""' end helpleu little tiOUro wu -~"""""" .-..r l'hat, !OIIflhtr woth tho INn orwo4ong OUI of tho Nbc. was. on lacn, tho only tho JIYv. Any othtr ,..,..,.,.,. ol emotionel .,..,.• ..,_, dunng t h o - - p o r l . ..-one ,_..... ., __ n.....c:t.ov evonong were~"*'*'" or ....,..,_,, .. - t i l e • .........,. ..-eel ..... Irom 11\t ploy lnd from .,.,. good t aoth on tl\t ,_.,.. Gledden Schtoc:l. tudw>c:e to "" up cen .......,,, ....... A·lot-of" _ hoe,,_t oen- eu• ploy, oflywng!Yt ""'IIC:I!CI . , . . _ t- pooduc:.- througll '*'linfV end .,._..,.., ol B.E. n.. ..... WMitd '""" As I have NCI, tnoa produc11on • P<O-~ llllenteel people .. but . . """'"doing. Tho<o Is no eolion In thll ofly, lhoro.,. no cMr8cttf8 anono on • " ' - lhtt w.. not lnd thweia ........Wyno . . . - l flndll hwdto bMw thtt Gledden Sc:twoc:tc wM . _ ewwdod a IIOSI u Plevwngln 1'1 , . _ _ tnywhtfo, but of lhia • tfta llind or wming Yelt ~Jn!venotv • roc:omn..,dog lhttt dlrya, 11\tn ltt~Uddtr to tlw1k - . . -lbout- - ANJ"- tohoot Gbtlc:Ure, to onow tllet the pr-.ouo1y -!do ~ _.._. Schtoc:t""" _-rcialy b~ltd ll'oo ...-..-y morwnol wrth • - ·pnzed- -· - TVPCII of tile low-groc~t "onttlltc:Wallom" - P<CIPtlllt*l by - . t:n~JC.reel ~ lb l.ongwarl t- the YeltAep encl tlle n..ten, enc1 tile Pu1rtLtf poop~o u " In lieu of love, mtke do wolh hie; In loeu lifo. ,..... do witi't tra~" • one ol mindless lines which • tons uo a rnindllullltv whlcl> Is • 10--. duttenld IWO l1o\n Of runt< lif-. �~ prodigal •t•• IC¥'81 me worse than any of those 11nti - - - - - - - - - by David A. Comttock ' 'Heroin·· dr"'J floelto thot thaV lhow in junior tvg1>. ~nd Who Is the sun! 'Oil""" Oel'""ety • at Reed's IINdowy cornet. Ho savs he WOS bOfn in MonN!tun in 1950 end thai he .... been llf>Cfodrtecl gunwist on the Velvet's " I Heord- cat My wntong poouy sonce f>ls aatly • -· He' a good , _ kids. dump tho•e AlligotOf shins end Nomo"7-he oounds like 1 robld Jomo -~ In foct. Will'! Potu S.,..t~ H11 .. J.m C..ol. Cam>ll c:looms the ontv "'""" drowbock on t his hOi tOtic<ll pteoentouon of IMI oftO< J ock K"'"'*" reedhd Buketbl>l 1n Topslder - · · Wope thooe I<Kburt>an from y..., Reed'• 19'!lluo olbum Cl>feer Is the loCl< of cr~u tor hos 1963, l>o Pronovoc:.d t11a1 " 01 t 3 yAI'I of ege. Jm loou. Gull> vow tatteted """""' end block111 tlwl t>la<:k leather ~ell lind repeat aftor me: life Is a legion o f - . ,, A""""' quobble. Conol writes bette< than 89 -cent of the novellsu working today," 8aides tumong out~MP~<eclpoouy as 1 stnJ9gle; tile .s a struggl4t; Wfe is a st"'ffllle. One mote lM rtmtllnH>IJ decede of fie«!' a careO< - III Irfanoe<l t;me with delfl)tlir. Now you'te reedy fOf a little flllld Inc> chronoloQoeatlv lOt vow conv.,;enco io l<kll<ecl off by the toenage< , Cenol was 1 retO<mell tunloe Thos C to New York Cit y. home of Jrt>an bltght, theY.......,., biggoe. "WIIIt on the Wild Sodo," wl1ich ,. most '"""""' boy -ed penolously dole to the lou Re«< of ,.,. U1tr0Ciucong the phenomenon of " gMng heed" 10 the Hlf-lmmolot.on tho llangets, culture and oubt~~~ranean rod< music lM w~d side. maonstreo111 Amerocan pubfoc. ! You'll flnd the " Wild Carrol's C•tholic Boy 11 • thfowback muSICIIIy. It's Nottce os wo croos lhe George Washlrogton BridOe into Slde" display nght MKI 10 the multT-co4ore<l '"'PPI'II ol g<ond<ng twin111Jrtar ottoclt met1ll end hoo• uiveged from lou'• postol per;od .l And It doesn' t Manhattan tNI the ls111nd ~· to be eollal>ling unclef rende<sn ooultul; oomewhere between Lou Reed' a Alx:k oto own w.;gf\1. The poers ore recedong Into tf>o <I'\IOI>tY get ~;ny tamet hom there. Even the rMativetv unknown Rol An~mM one~ ao-'Mott the Hoat>le Hudson. Th<o -.yscr-o ate "'tercepting tl>o MJn ray' • poniona~olv ~v lhe moSI unsovorv gllnor. Moo1 ol t1>o song struetllfes rev<Jva around a of post4ndusuiol u<bon socoetv. before they can wac-m ttM streets beiow. A " Sweet Jone" oimp41city And as Pfevooustv mentloneo in 1973's " Men of Good Fort..,.," lor instonc:e. J"•ponderance of cold g<ey. And 111\adowa. C..oll .,.,. thunder Reed's lyrics rottle With the oncos111e eneogy of scrow tings Oh, ond hero is""' first poont of onterest: tucked into a...des 1"- paonfuly OVOfOXpo- " People Who on the subwoy wall. " Men of good fortvoo often coUM the city's most shedowv """"'" lou Reed' s Rock M>d Otod' ' - vou cen't tel 1hl \ftCtmr without • flo// Diary 1967· I 980. a museum of modem empues to fai/Whl1e men of o ften can't scorecord - C10oll deseribef the dep<ovity of hos do onvthlng • Ill . • . They Nlve no n th cloddy to hoU meuopo1Jt8n mu11eal m~o Whet a thrill it os 10 -petuoll~ " IJOing down" smer on " Th<ee Sisters." rr.e bocl>. on " lM ,....;c mO<ches on the chooaeteris tic Ro•v rehve the 14 year (end counting) career of one of roek fearful anriC\lOII to dar~ness in " Cny Oropo into the Mu5ic: manner or bftter•wee~ dtsconutn t . Revotuuon for mu~·s moSt annov1tivct end most conttoverslaj flQUfa Night" !complete wtth RollonQ Stones prorege Bobby rom.-t!c:a. I mean. Who wou4d have e>pected svdl daring end K~ ' on saw), the dr~~gged down, sne•l et11wt of ttwf And 1t1en ts-e·s " The Kids ." • toucrnng bh of coN wettd stuff from a middle-class Jewish ttid from - v reMT1 on ' Witl<erl Gro"'rv end the Aenfocllli stuc!y !Of eM you uptr~ng social w ork..-. Mommy e Brooklyn I lomb ambience of "~thollc Bov" f''r1/lrouul' drUflk, Mommy suffetS a mof81 bte•kdown; she'lt 8vet'l FOf lnstanu, catch the d<sploys from his doys wlth peon. not lh<ough joy" I. have sex with the lomiiv doO· Ta\e 1t>e kid$ away trom 1he seminal no wave band, the Vetvet Underground, CarrcMI's been mugged by the eonc<et81\lf191e, but Mommy before 111\e tUfns them into boosts also. As t~• Who began 81 the 8un>l end ol 1\ncly W8<hot'S miKecl Clltholic Boy 11 his del_, statement to ll'le wOfld tN1 song lodes out . the klds contribute""""' -tomedlo show, the Exploding Plostic lnev;table• ., the he' s a survM>r. " lt'f toO t..te!Tlwe' s no one ltlfl tMI.f goodness Ctytng ond COITY"''! on. They Wont tf>ow psvehedehc. mid~ sixties-. tsn't i1 straf'l9e how she oiot even went to emnece/You ... you JUSt oortl ~IN l' m tunes from thts perio<t don't sound outdated even ofto• a mommy block; &he isn't reetty as bad as the IIUthof•uos hero ro gtVe you my haott/And you want - 1•"'-" thin~ IIIIo Is. clecade of wear7 Could it be thll the row thr~ 111\ow." l" lt's Too a..ta" l. And there' s one thing lOt Hod 0<101>111>7 Wont some air 1 Are the walls of Lou ofn1pllcoty, the sttwlc urbitn reality of t~o lyrics end the sure, Jim CafTOII is not rec:editlg .,to t1>o _ _ , IW .. Reed's museum stoning to dooe in. lei's hit tl>o non· sJoelt production of "White Ught/Whfte Heat," oidew.U., the intensity is threotening to b<oeltle the " Waftiog For theM.,....-. "Rock and RotV' " Sweet H10 music wil be than • lanteav bus ride ·~ I when he plays 8utf State on W - y. febNlwv pevernenL Whew. I'm beginning to ... the tight. Jone," and "Beginning to See the Ughl" wes oheecl of 25th. o.nce the wockl!clg<o...ny - • v. Who 11 rhi) pale wool sl>ittinQ thonder onto the night I its tlme7 Alii ~now is that the neatly ten minute long Okay. o.-. gr-"""" -.oevod •111>8d• be!l•"""'''' '* SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAL 2 HOURS ONLYl 10 a1o • Noon Sat. Feb. 21st maxen. I III HI 90 MINUTE CASSETIES NOW $ 295 NEW WAVE FRI & SAT 10 pm ••• 4 am f6oz ~RAFT 50e 75¢ Screws & Marys each SGIIIITI IIOII(AifliS. QIJMTITI($ lit UIIIT8) MIST ClJIIIIIIST SSMD. - ·--- Open 7 Days A Week 10am Ill MIONITE W1ngs $ 1 ·-00 / DOZ · M ixed Dranks 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 till m1dnate CT HE . ental ~LI' ca~ER STREET • BUt'FALO. ". • .... ,,., - �• ~prodiga l sun.movies i Dreyfuss competes with Irving d fall • f byRidlatdChon } ll ~ i .t The Co(npnrtlon, wntten end directed by Joel Ollonoky. is the belt film about cia,__ music I've _ , since Ken Rustell'a MMWr. which ts not to aey lha two .,. ....,. remot*y ..,••• A ~ w ldly twcicalend ! ~rnov~eonthe tootured ife of the groat V"'"""" - · MMWI. f0< an of - - ·• r.dlc:Utou. ii e•c:aue•. w11 ..- honest 10 eotlvey ~ e~itteouel .. attempt R 8nkoe1Y that perveded GUSIIV .. ~ ;;::::~ ~:::"'~fectod tu creauon- the demand• that hijlh art makes on hs I"M..Jtnan creetOJS. Not QIJite H - l o u s, TIHI Compt~llrlon 11 about tho othof end of dass:.cM muiMC. lhe world of dw perfor men. k\ feet~ tl ,. ectuelly e love ltO'V. set to CIISSICII MUSIC .ecompanMner\1 an I s m ,o ve be .._;or Is gr-er than the needfOfloYe. IUchwd Or..,tun plays !'alA Doetrlch. a ulented ""' plenta1 who .. -oacllong tho cut -off aoa fot compe\JtoOnl. "' ~....,.by moot stendwda . .cept - o f tho conc:ert world, Where eNid prodogleo _ , to be the nile rather than tho oxceptJon, Ooo\ric:h hu ono leSt chance to ..,., fnt pnn at a CIOfnPitJttOn, befOfe OIYtng uP to r..l<e a !0(1 taiiChong music at a local "*'-•arv Wonnong tho compot•tton tn San FrOOC*:O WOUld mean t 20.000. a c:oncert II Carneg.. Hall iOnd IWO yoera Of concert booktngll wound the country It ,. nos ,.., H•,.,.., steb " ,....""'" " • concen ~. end tho p<eoence of H - Sc:hc>c>nov. IAmv Irving! at t h e - compe!tl!Ott p<CMCin. distractiOn affOfd toe_,., to noliCe Set a1 an tnterMtional pieno compet.ruon 11 which t.hete c..n be ontv one wtoner, n 1s ult•metely a film not eliOtJI music. bul llbolll competlt!Ott it5elf. whathot the Mod to Aashea ol humof Amy l"""1j. Holywood's demure answ• to the 1>'811 ~ ~:.!: !:.';.,ro:.:.: hte ,. ' ., between ten-hour praetJCe ......,.... Thero' o • Iunny scene Wl\e<e the VoNnte<y 150!attOn of a - t e d <Hssocal perlormer •• dlusuotl!d l<vlng end Dreyfuss ere on a disco iOnd totld themaetves on the dance flOOf As anotl\et pal< of dtoco clones gyrate .-uously ne11by, the two mo-ve awkwMdtY ~ en thetr frm tty 11 dancing " What !Ire we dotng In this century?" '""""'asks tolongty. But the pnrsiUfe and clecllcatJOn of p<acttce hall more Oetntnernal effects on a musielln than p<~enung hlnvhor 110m iNmong the lee Remodt, as IMng' s • • -· ... _,_.,...ong !Ciclle ol • woman wno ha5 neve:r been •bfe to rtnd •n edeq~·· rnm. counterpan to 1\et 18· foot SI@W'Iway In tta own underStetod way. The (Ampetrtion <a a awlpe et real competlnona lib the flcbonol Hillman. Thete realy we c:ompotlllOnS out there. ouch as the leventritt end tho NIIMnbetg, Which_,. etitlc:s complain subject their pattlcipanl$ to undue J)lin end \ Pf ........ It· s herd to ddc:uss mUCh of what the movie is about without divUlging the ..,,_ of the competition lt'b sutlice to aey that w e aran't grvon any ,.-J "'-'~ for tho .-...Ato, end on o way, the film ia a lOti o f - - . In thO tnatrtutionelized ptejudice in .,.. society that . pr...,ema tho~ from ~ P<Odicting the .mner. Pwt of - · tho lilm'l l eult, ""' • lot of it oleo lies In " " ' - -~Ilona. - · · lthat ts.thd writer'el As tares I can t el.l'vo..,._ tNde It to any cornpetitlol11, but ( fOf better .. ....,..., the 11m ! lilly re81istic811y wrth tho world of claollc:el mulic:. Thora we tiNhH of humo<. One l wnale competltOf labo<s tlwough her conceru> in • d<eu - - - e x t e n ds p<acticlly to tho ~ In hot buns. " G« on with tt. M'r ttl," enothet rivet-.... "they've "-t Escape with your friends to Florida lor a lew days thia spring. Enjoy~ bask in the sun...and spend your II8CIIIion With Ute beer. Meet the Lite All-Stars, those popular personalities from the TV commercials. Look lor them wherewtr Lile beer activities are scheduled-at hotel poolsides. on the beachfronl and Ill the Expo Amenca exhibil hall in Daytona Beach and FL Lal.lflerdale. .Ndy- your dt8u.'' The mulic: Ia grNt. tho plot b believetlle end the diroctloo is sound. Alc:herd Onry1uu is his uou.l brMty, hyperoctivo self, and this mailas tho movie ~ of fun. Whether you're a lover ol fine music or a suc:1t.ar f oo ..,.,...,., The Competition should leave ypu satisJied like cotton candy. It'" not too heavy. goes down sweet and Is easily digested. �©prodigal sunrrovle3! Tess: Polanski's artistic masterpiece _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _by Jolin k . IAplene r-". ..... ~ moat~. How.-, tNt do. nor - l l y lmp4y thot 0.. film '' l)elfac:t, "' __, good, but from . , M.U..UC point o1 ...... , _ could hong Of ........... could be"'"""' ..... the t.ouwoo. the Ml-.m ol An Ot tho ,..ropolit., of ., - - fog ~ "'"' lrrllwo ollowlng tho audience 10 bellow !hot olttlo<lgh octlon Ia OCCUilng on tho ..,..,, thoy jult _ . ~- b f'Oolly '-*'~~· Tho~-._._ clo\oChoct-W> " ' - " - in • ~ plot. oe,.cu.. TMIIrr'l• o .-sJon of odlllf-. exl*l]y , _ f- r- ... on"""""· - ... tho-·good,........,. •-.wTho- ...,.,.,.. .......... ..,..,..,.,.. A-..,....,_ c-..·, ..nGociiC ,.,._ ftndotw a _ . , . , - f.....,, 1N Olioeot fOt. M'*'Oh the lr.lle of d w - - - · TOt.wborfreld, hndled bv . . _ , - · ._.._. ~ urgoo tho O<ICiionl:o to - . to llor, It thot goal In lovman'• Engtioh, T - II 1 j011t togeehef lly ........ dnciOt Ramon f'lollneiu, "' MY ,,_, '**I I? om t h e - c:ould be - o c t o Soood on dw c:t.o.c: Thome~ ._!loy · r- ol tho d'~ K.noi<Fo r- •• olwoya phor;oor..,nic tWol of the worlcl'o grootott moororp;ec.. 1oott1ng few tho ......_. , _ <lomandtt!g f)llyoe81y ~ M¥* f~ on the c:ho<oct.,.- t....,. oro no degroctong wav to aurvlw. _...,. lnelood, ho 0tr1ph01lloo tho r>e~urot I>Muty o1 At f'lf8t;, the v.ew• don teeJ foe ,..,. pttJ"t«te: Ten, tho $Qfo>¥1lng ~. picl..,.oqv,o orc:Nu•ctwo mo-.g W t . \ - giiO obused by VOl another quaint ·~ a.t_..w~n~ng them with tho tnllobtt..,u, who, or ,.,_, more lob ..,.,_, on the _ _, untoer\lpUiouo t\'fent groaning lOt h., M 111o vllllomty rolher than the atory'o focus ..,.... to ....,,.,. under tho otT- ollllbor "' filth l<ttllouQI\- WI ftwlorld, tho ......,._ ..._ Conruty am- But, oftM. _ . , . ol hours- . . .... 00 tho<lllh U.V oro on the c:oc:tu..v iolorld. tho Mn'"V beoung& ..... t h o . . . . . . . . _ . - - . _...., _ , o nvto too - c o l. ANJ It Is Fo< the f..., tho c:ha<octoro OA'Oifte tho ~..S T - begin tO .....t Ol her - - WSomet..... your port. flrnod thounf........,oly - . c l Ye<y Frencn llul, 11 woo no groor - - ..... ot-.v:• -liD e .,...,oct A l t - d Ul'botvllo (!)~eyed by l.eogh LAtwoonl 'I -....ice " " - • - o c t the .._t MtJon ~ Golloc: opillndot. TM oniV POttJOn of tho him wthonrocolly ~ yoo too.oo mra drugo<y." Bmloh woo lho ct.m.ctoc: encounter on tt)o ru.no of Ston-..go-o tnumphom tnbuto to tho 1>1111.,• of Fortune cent~• ego, topturoct 111 all rt• mvJtlf'ioul beauty bv O'Urt>ervlilt'& OO'Iltll woll men Tux ohuno onytNng tho - I t eye of ""'-kl'a ~•. Of .nvont t~l may hoelQ ltdvence: hf!f tony eltfi101U r-· ""*""'Ogrophy is someWhat..,..,.,...,, ui•"'G lrmeoct oho M"'choo for tllo ''1\atd ..oy. " always ,.,. film., - • coot- t V Tho._ wrohing that Ohe we<e Oeoct But, hor -~~ wroh CM'I Albnllht<knox. """' fo be 1\Afilloct wt.er-.. ..,. Ills mo tho deplho ot cHp.ooolon, bollrtltte thot dootl>'" titWify. rnen:lftjly, 1U1t llrOurld To c:Nngo of fOtt..,. - unwo6c:cMOCI ,_t on .. <lr-• t~wr II of thor d'~ Urgoct on by hor - · .,.. .,...,..,.., ..,. tot.oo~-ottho.....,.'- , Alto< montho of 11>0rrtJ1 ~. T - tetumo to hor or9n.tt ' - llul, tho • ....,.. b e t - horNff •c:ouorn ,...,..- continuo to......,. hor . . - •ttetnptl tor...,...,.. 1\et .....tence r .., ,,_.,..,_,.hott h o _ . , ........ ... notf"P\11 ~c T.... mootort\MWI COtlt...,. lhr<aJgl\ . _ lnOI'•oogoo <~~t• tlV R m - o dr-.c . , . _ ....... T - ,....-., frgt>u- .. tho ............... ... - um"""'"'*'• ~-to-r­ ""*"-'• fate 1>-f """'8 the - . g <:<-• - t o . , . - ·· Yocal-.v tllnlugh ..... - o f a - to., r-·•t•taung .-f.,..... Aftt, torcw>g """"'•· ....... hrl tNt '""" grept,.c ondong Tho length of Tau m.tV be ddcomfOI't~t~g tO those Who do not r•hlh Mno., thfM hour& ., a ftC'Jcy ..., iniHtoct thMtro- but t h o - . . . , . _ ol f.,..y a altoo COSiuma gloroouo ~- .,..., - - ..... 11 - " wotth tho--- ort-.o F~C eF ·~ A F T E ec I 0 A ¥e ~ N 0 ~ 0 Ne u Be by Uz Petrino Aa we 6rOYe to the onema tlvoug/ltho groy, 1WfV streets, my luond wN '"'->""'' tho feet thor tho CIIC\11 no l o n g e r he<oslldrd-- wao chrld EY'ory oct, ""oe.cl, et>ds With somo drOPPin9 1-.. .,..... •'00 ""' .,. aoo ""' AJ ,.... , _ ..... lrttle did wo know !hot~ ond How.,d-now showing ot tho Como M.. - wu to""'"" a L - &200 ..... $100 llotoleu. drown-out cornecty wrtll 10'8Wboll c:ho<ecte<o ....... What - t'- pam• ona '"' • IWgh; • ~ noght ot the ondOCI up • cowbcly>sh Jtortoct 0111 N o ttue SIOtV ..llh lou of polontrol. " Nevocto cltrftot. Molvrn o...,..,.. (.Paul LAt Moll h - uPOn • griut«t old f~tW ,.."e~ to . . . .,,.,,.,. . , _ .. _ •• _ t o hn Olt~ - AlrNdy Olllht monttw ~ hn. Dutvner lumboto onto tho ""-' orm in orm wilh Melvin for • $ 39 LAos ~ IJOOOf'l ~I one t'llOht tvirlo olol1golde • 1one1v c1ooert Vegas - ' " '· complote wtlh fake c:.motlono otld piped in HowaUon muoic. Not oXKUy highway . treoh m.,.,,.,, u .,Y I Low Bel '*'ding tl\lo dusty figure, Orurnt.w holpo him Into his picl<· up 11\d - giyw him o ift to a ~ LAta Vogoo C...O. 1<o h wao.tNit~-­ cuttobenono-thWI Howard ~. tho hot.. m~ eccentrlt Who woo to.._..., fl56 to !hot ..,.,., d<JmfOUfldod Novocta drifter. -onout million-· Mohlin Dummer. S o - lOt tho S!Oty. Whet ' - · Ia "fillet." about oixty mlnulo'a WOtfh of llapclosh cornoctv- -uv music to l"ltilv t h o - of the ITIOYM! llCUt; Ot, of vou liM, the otbet -..~.._dog-·­ ....-.:.t- thot disnoct yoo """' whot'o on in tho rtng. W~lng Ot not. we muot ontenorn OU!Mives wittl 11te Odd LH• of MttMn Dutnrn¥ hit to-. hopes, and -·t embllionl - eYWI II it how orty roof burring on the SIOty ................. GirnlcU - otoclt lltu.rions • • pultwd 1D • ~.,. dic:hed bfft. F.- !hero ..... doroctot' .JanothWI Dornmo'o ct..to....,. to be, "When ..... flh. go tor the or, when . . - - . lov tho ookuol force on hot- hMY'V· A good case .-or· Lucy tor~ could tel vou. To odd lj)ica, a rothot "*"· oiol>c>v - ,_ -paruiUo, the "'-"· wedding f*tY ol tho rigM to km the bnde Nudity, . , ., - ._..,._..._u...oneore f - t l y explootoct for laughs 1t1 o cho.,, ooonoa wry tNt ltft me ~VOl-"" ~by t l ' o e - doOtOgUO ohott - - he .. grvon ho - · on, lhWIIote< oNv lor a - moment U\ one of MeMn•a tfalllbecU. Even suet> • - - OCtO< CM'I do little when affO<ded onlv a ~tl CIIMO slot toog ihota capture Nevocto'o ••QUisfto - · Huglreo' ... 10 c:Nnty, IeWing the implrc:otrons suet> •• lnhontonco moght ento;t. EQuollv woO... Mefvm'o wrte, lynda (MotV St-.eonl. i5 o light· boautv.- thooo almoct mlll<e the movie -t -t dtiCkloctty """"""""· Tho rKt of tho humor •• left to a lot of bfllin4esa, granted innocUOUI', c::heracuws. A ,........ do-wel With tlro.,t as bl!l •• tho .._, llo · - .... Melvin 11 o """"'-•· oven lov.t>le foguro ..... noMitellOOff In lid vaon on-t to - W011h KO$!nllo AI<Mot, but not qu.te. But """-' IN most 11•-ortenrng of tho film old not wwot"" rho him et oil but tho outlionco 'a t'eOCUontoot. AII_.......,on my f - the t;ght, uatoct t~ of people who oro p/Mnng on to.Jgtwlg. HaW>Q paid tlv.. dolaro, thoy "'" firmly down with a grim, hallbent cloto<m~NtiOI'I to "hove a time,·· ~etever the COI't TM gir1 behind me wos atreo<lv hoocted brunette Who opando good toughing wheruhty ftaohed "No ........ Smok&ng Pte.... j 1Cf0$f pO<trayol of Howard Hughes w u lol grey..._.., ' -~ CHOICE! ~O:,.~N fi.ANCIS fOI.O COPPOLA • , ., . . . . ..... ,. c. • • • • • • • • • GOBARD Bvery Man fur Himself tovo on tho"-' 7!:111 NiOoiJ, 2proa SA a s-, - ·~ ...... - Nlloly. ...... Sat• • - MIDNITE FRI. SAT. SU N D SAMANTHA FOX This ® But ~ .. this lo oNv ~ofow-/IMMn ore dooft, Cloor1ot, -.gt>, Joson Robordo' polo, play-·- .U'li.. the owl Howatd" o ~ movie In --cloys: it iSn't A t -; but t!)en. ot • timo ..,_ jely - . odl<licU populota rho highoot echelons o1 national goYOmmenl ...... tho dtcua 1on't Whot It uoec1 t o bt, Whot toWob4V · conoodomg the rMy pot\O-lilly Mtics tiWy = . ~~,YOUR ,..... -t. most of hoi. tlme either P<QfiOIIll "' ho~~ . . . .. Convinced MoMn'o 1 ro-, oho pec:lcs up to w011< a o 110110 cloncer in a local bar until Malvin .. tho . . . . wtth .... usuol ..;de-eyed -.cy .., out of piece willl tho ~«ling. 8c:rtll LAt Mot Sl-.rgon . " Agoodtirno" real - - in thoTho tJmonly 11 Tok Fujimoto'• fino photOgriiJI!Y of tho borTen .._. _ , ~· Spot1M\ . . . . . , _ purple honzot\o S...ol ~­ Ia~ ·-_.._.._ :... ·- f i - ! -----..-~tO ··-· f¥ ProdieuiJ!y, t t w - - _,of " " ' - .,.~ and Howard W>VIlwlg - i -"ontho<Wy-d'~tn .. ol~ Melvin OtOC>IWIQ l{ - ca ~/A u 00. rrua>-- ; �i ©prodigal sun l t·J .. ~ Walken as a mercenary ________________________ byKmnAmlUU8 Why 0oa a r>lce young ~ ti~e Jemie Sh~ !Christopher Walkenl ke01> a gun in his refrigthtor right next to hit al>r~clt of - 7 Why does he kHp t picture of a gi<f with ita Ieee to the wall7 Who ere his frie<lda1 Whom does he work for7 Unlike Fredeticlt Forsym's f~ novel's pcO\egonlst the J acltlll, Shannon ~ not e profesalonel oosasllln. but e profeoaionel soldi<lr. wNclt ~ down to the .....,. effect. Fredet1cl< fc><Syth's latH! work hit the aeme suecusful """'' tl>et his previous book• Nd osplo!te<l. and so wil, no doubt the moVie. The Oogs of WM he• more thMijuot sex and crime, that too of couroe: but more irnponant is the poeocicNiocurnentary toucn, the '1t~ t-rully-h_,·lil<•that..effect . R'flif!g Bull and Fon /lp«:M. to name Just two. follow t~ new wOUld· b8 reeijsric ttend1n HollywOOd. The Dog$ of Ww tells the story of • II'OUI> of mercanlri<ts who oro hire<! by a myrt81iouo lndurtfial conglomerate to ov..-throw the dictotO(Itlip of o fo<:titlooo wert Afrlc:an country. The Incumbent dictetot Is atVtetl W<V much eher kli Amin. The new pruident to b8 motelled by the coop is already welting In London, heving slgnetl ~trocts with the trurt to allow them to ••plait the natural resoun:es of his countty. The TNro Wotld •• menevv~ field l ot big busineaa-e problemotlc end highly topical lasu.. but the film <lid unfortunotely not lo!low through the poWu.:.l tmplicotlons o f the story, unlnsthey would culmlnote In a rice tortut...,acene. The forot hall of the film follows Shonnon on his mosalon to o"''fo<e the place of actlon in the cliagu<Se of noturo photograph Caught by guwda and badly tonvred. he Ia depotted from the country not wothout l>elling """'''!l!ete ou1 -tiallnl.,.,.tion. The second half of the film descnbH the PI'OI>O<Itfon ttnd ••ecotlon of the coup. For the surpclsmg outcome you Should go and - tho lrlm. Between these two parts Shannon meets his e•· wde. lova<, - v l f. And he, wt1o kills end Of1}8114ZU m-..q.m,prnumoi>lv . , . , . . , . -, lo pomaye<l from a """'P'etely different - I t, t<e !. emotoooo4. 5endmentat he dream& the A "*1Cen dteem of those who get sctewed ovet .., tha tTme. eM hou&e in the West, f8mtfv t.fe, peace, IWI'V from the dirt in New York City, a woy from dirty)oba e• over the wotld. Shannon os tlred of t.e.tlng end being batten. This d.-.am. hOw evet. IS like the reunion With hlo lo\let -• one-right atond. This tntereotlng ambiguity io Shonnon sl!ould have been persued more concist&nttv; tt added •n •ntetesting new quality to the plot which 11 unlonunetely negle<:ted unt• -the end. The c:haractanzotioo thus remains so very •u often Wlaetion·thrillers - achemetio. .and too simpae . Shannon Is sldllflll1'( portrayed by Ctviotophe( Wilken !Acetlemy Award-winner as best sui>C)04'tlng ICtot 111 Tl>e Hunier. Wellton is <Mfln<tely you'll hke to o- watch In this movMI. end probably...,_,. to watch 001 lOt in the future tn the Dogs of WM he manages to give the ambivalent cnorocter of SNMon a very apeclel touc:n, a mix:turo of dOsiHuSlon. oijanotion, cynicism. -profesiioneftam end wermth. $hyne:u, sensitivitY and compasstOn. 11 far as the Kt'I01 tets t'Mm Otrector Jot.n kv1n, ..-;tto thus fe• has wortotc:s With the BBC. (most """"'''fully in h<• recent TV-edeptatfon of John le Carro'• novol Tiniar. SoidHN. $pYt has o r-,, good sense of hOW to dO'olelop e "'""' on the """'"" He takes t'Mt twne a< ftr-s-t as the ~ ae«ns to move: a lmteuly unt~ ot slowly linda ots locuo But w•th inct-• contont.ling deYelopment of the plot the e>Ke towwds a pictu(eoou<r clima• . The hlm. lltloougll -· P'lmerily • ltory~titm . IW\Iet' tose• na aestheuc, \riwal That' s one problem I have Wltlo anv W«·flm ~ ollhou!lh thta lim it not reaUy a wat fittn) - Pf'O Ot Wlli- vtOtenct bec:orn8o • VtiUIIpleasU<e: o eolo<ful l01oWOtko ot explosrvea. &NdY silhouettes OQOonst batutlful re<l, onnge and yellow bac>.ground. the -ors move lorwwd, bellet·loke killings, and the YOCtJms die JUSt es ptC1Ufe-sque. Without 111uno tt to the •.xveme of operon&-~. a. on Ck>d.worl< ~. ~ ltlm portrayong violence " ••><~oi\Y gtOtifVIng Its CN<IIty, uanslormfno tl into the pleasutabt• •.li.JMW~• tNt • weU done barth!! scene i s. The screen·vfolence tnteraeta w nh the vi4twet wtthout necesurity invoty,ng Ns bfatn. t 1/Ways found the eollt" Klentlf~Ct~Jo(~ ol moVl8.,.ud••nce• wnl\ the kllong protagonist a bit acary , But I . _ t h a t ' s entena"""""t· and Tile Dogs of Wor i$ r..-t-dus ent8118inme<ot wrtto • good. ouspense fUI uory, aklllful IICtlng and profeaaton.l camera·wOtl<. And good entttrt""""""t •• rore in • time when voo h•w ei\N< very ensy ftlmo wrth the mees.ge dnpt>tng off the screen or - mo«o oft en-just oheer crep. Altered States: flashy but flawed Editor's Nota: A production enor In l•st wHk:'s Prodigal Sun caused only • portion of •n article on Article States by Krislion Lutze to be printed. Since the eri'Of did nol do j usrice to the review, it is reprinted in full below. The Spectrum apologizes for tiHI inconvien#nce. ________________________ byKrisdanluue The Idea ~ probably os old 81 mrilnd. S8Cfed mushrooms.. meditation, rel9oul experience, drugs-men hu alw"Y' yeomed to trenscend beyond Ns given rality, to get o "r.tto of the lnfinlt.e.. < ~Bauldelairel. to oxperienoe "llltwild statu" of _.,__, n. lrltllh cfirac:tor Ken Ruuel hal ......... been ~ln.et.,..wtwt• too...n. ....,.L.ovor.," ··~· or ''Tomrn(' - he 8tw1ya I t hil eccentric best he followed the h<lman mind tlwol.lgh its clr...,.. II\ on orgy of colcJfftA - . _ . "-defy Cllwyewky hal writton both the novel and the --.tav for All!wad sw-. 1,. the.,..- . . . ..fll(n h e _ _ . aa ~ Nn~n-•lf to <liotence Nmoelf """' ... ftMI produet. n. ~of 11.- .....,red unln"f77melia , _ . . . . fot . . antiZing a.-1ic .,..,..._ which loft: me ...,. • ....,. Clf ciNp ernblguity. 'The meMo A/telwd ~ o1 being tnAy II'Nt but It . . ._ • atroflglmpeet 011 the · One of ila faullaillhetlt..- ....... wlwtlt_to._:A ' - . . , . wllh the c:4llllcll Jolcyll a HyciHnooif of the·-~···· ........ ""'-~ gat out of hend1 w• w..., a-- t1erYard profnSOt E<ldie JessiJP IW. Hunl •-!menta with Meklcan "...,.ed muJhrooms" end the Wt"W8Utr tanl\ In which he lfoatl In cQmplete isolarion from the OUiside world in order to tthel the IA$on of his dnJgged· out mind. He wants to penetrate the oph81ea of hit brlin Which have stote<l the genetic infotmatio() of thousenda of yurs. ~ he regresses Into primal suges of h<lmanity to rt01> out of the tank os ""' ·~man. WhO in 1111 uttony ridiculous....- roams the streets of the city to find hit wey Into the zoo and kill e goet. t1are, the film lose$ a lot of ita credibility and wastes ita interHting end S*ioos theme on a couple of dated gimmicks. The ~ Is l fSO your otereotype paeaclc>.ocienlifo<: fticlt with all ita cluaicel componenta: e tanetlcally .-Ictus. young ICientiot WhO ll C<lnlldered llightly mod by Ns envO--t for ._. cornpest!on, e true sdontiot·friend who otlclcs with him Ill the way ~Bob Balaban), en 1nitlolty ll<eptical but then onthUsiostically Joining third oclentlot (ChMies Hold), and tNI undtlrotandlng women in the backllfound ~111ft Bro-l. The ftltn is at ita best an - o n oerean deeply plunging into oncient dream& and myths of canying the hurnen ..,..,...._ to its poasible - -· eddie Jnio In -ch of the uftlmtlte myoticai ~ -• rojjgjona filml Yn. that too. A 111m-., the raietMty of rellity, a modem titnaa """"-"- . - q fot the . _ , . _ . . . . .• • otorY of the - - tlio trip llnugh the "*"""' of the reco al the way beck to Ita boglrwtlngo milllht- ._ peat the point of no - . n. _ . _ . t h e - to the crack of"*' nothing!- Into which he might taiiiDgOther with the hero if Ito only taku one step furthl!f. Above eW<)'tt'tlt>g O'!se the film 10 o lovo«ory of the youthfully matemaly .-standtng Wlte ~Bioir Browfll whO shelters the frightened man-child whole 1 1 - with ~ire haYe burnt him. She ultimately pula hlm out of his terrifying Insight . Thus loVe pcovaa to b8 the $\rongest reality of an the possrble lltetnatN. . he hal opened hl"lHif up to. Russell t - his time to 0'88\0 these QUiet .-anda of peace, the desperate embraces, the souron of powIt lylng fn the mythjcal moth81..figuro. Thasa ocenn a<e predominantly dark with just a lit1le source of DgM that glva them • eoty eo wen os rnegicet rjow. Unlilta the wild drug f.,.osles, RucseA cuts very little h81e end thua est8bliahn a viouel counterpen to the or{181'l>ic flood of imegn. colon and forma with theV -ays increulrlo speed. Vicualfy the l1lm beaJtjfuly mOYOS betWeen the poles of 81oric and domestic quietnasa • bombardment of the eya with ~UrrUWltlc fontolin a Ia Runell. The diractor'a telont to eo«diMio lmoges w1th music feastt.Wes auongly In tn...e t.,....lc visfono of the si:lentlot who play• with his own br-... "'-eel's anistly • mntorlUfly euppon:ed by superb porfonnonces of all the actota, partic;ula!ly the fntensoty and ...uualily of both Wllfiam Hun end Blair Brown. It Ia a onemo that the plot litnba .., often; it hi unlorti.W\ato that the mew;. io ao undecidetl eo to where It Wanta tO lead you. AI ti<MI h II ~y cheap, end Ken R . - would not b8 K.an "'-1 ll he did not cwerdo Ns .tfecto h81a end - .. ll vou·,. wMlntl to b8 genorouo about thaaa obvious · the film II a ..,.,.,,ehnd --·---· �©prodigal sun It may r>e>t "" .. oYW me had .. w.a al987 dicl. 10 wo'l lust hive to 1oo1< o little twdor lpr it I gueu. Thll'o "'"'"'""' Jem coma boclc ln. A &lti$11 trio c:tiOtglng tuK-tilt ogolmt a otUbt1or!1 WO!id. armed only Willi ""'*ty, pen- powll<, Virtue& pUled ou.lght 0111 of me rode 'n' roll dlc:tiomtrv. Sound AfftiCtl, tl>e;r lrftlllP, .. enolha< IUip fOIWI<d, c.on-. onotllor ,.,,..Y dittma progroulon from tho pr..-.6ua OUIWt. onotllor f...., Alt""*'l trom, l01 eboul tTU>dem wO<td l>eop1o •• Q<IICl< to diamin me J6m who olte!> tlmH ""' critldred f01 holding onto tiiiW rOO<c co II you've aver _,tho fnends when the Jam•s tatest single .. Stanr· came over 1ha 10Und system My one budd~ from llleko..,.....,a leaned over and confoded in me a dream ho had had - tltall>e " did" ttoe song bef010 ttoe Jam did. ThOugh '' was 3:30 In lho morning and I w .. In need ot a penban machme to teen ageii'\Sl, I stifl understood wt>athemeanl. I haven•t had a good dis.cusson on the su.te o f rook wrth this oth•t ftiend o f mme en qune some time. but w e stilllold fasl 10 rtreltleory of the rocl< 'n' roll cycle lo5ting t4- t5 yeora ll's been 1ha1 long Iince lhe laat greot m\ISicel ..ploolon of anv lmportenee- tho British aocl NYC punk scenes having been t he prema1ure buds just • • 1111 Botosh rnvaslon - . of 1964 we,._ W e'<e suN walbng t~ boppor fDUIIOC progrom • Ameroean Sandstone! • You cero lfl\e(lll'l ~ Cter\. l>laYi<IG a ueck from &oe Klose InC! Junoor Cool< and getting •• on •"'""" to nosyou $1trtolypcai 1\os e good tecmoqy<o and ca....,_-II"• " ' · It Who1 wo have here ore three -...,. thM • • ~Yl*!"' of lhe standatd middle 10 very good jaZz WE&R· AM presen1s evec-v n.gbt4 AU three • • 'fiP'esetrrlt.tves of tf'M MuM lal>et. tho oamt Iebei tNt dee!$ 1n I Slnng ol todav's f.,. ra.umen sUCh as Rehoe Cole end P Atlorn• The Winrs Joclcson album SJngle Action 1o aom. nomed becauA<t. olal 1ho only one 1\os ""' acuon The l~le t1ocl< oa '"" gem, e rut OUr"*' lhtur.ng Joclcson o an ellenoted generallon"' the """'c "Set tile Houu Ablaze• .....11Nnk we've tost OOf percec:uion 1 lh•'"- 11 vou'reloOking for on~ C>Pilllon on'"" Jam's lalest recordong So<lnd Effects, you bette< move on and read sorne11tong elM. Ao I• osl'm concerned the Jom have 1"0\ made II poD( 01 eVen rnedfoc:re album sirce 11>eir lncepuorr in 1977 Sarry, my most hollowed apolog"'• 1o oil turned awey. \ ll'rappened to be In a bar no1 100 long ago Wltlt a l~w u-.. vve've k>at our tMsonftNe lit~ bhndfy and ch" VI5KM\ must be resto..-edl'' letet In '"Set«Me Away." Wetter as.lr.l .. What makes once young minds get rn lh•1 ttaterl.s loor11ung thylllm blues st~ . . . and Pot Mortlno's darlt· toned. We~ Mon1~ lilt• gurur runo. Unl!)tlun•tely 01' the r-es1 of M011..., and orgonm Cort Wilson ~l<e 1 bunch of faceless I8SSJOII p,.vou ~off a t>atCII of 10 b<lng ., lho c:omrMrc:rol ~ Smgle AcriOn rs no atlJllctiOI\. one good tt.ne does- no• .n -'bum moJke Juno Cool<'s Good Coo/an' rs a much mo<e ple..,ng tho.-,_..,, n age or jus1 the IOChol c""-to -" What really 00\rnd$ comv is 1ha1 IN< young 500gwme; can actuatly fdent~fv wtth hJt audience wtuch poe,......,. consenquernly brongs about an ln~rn.cy lh41 lew ........ g - ond cherish "When I 11er1 to !honk lhot f m some11>ong specjaiiThey tel me tho! I m OOIIAod they're ri9hl aocl lm gled I'm no1 " "*' &1bum ~ .s an e kJMUtenced tenor . . . wtw~ SUrtOUI'f'S h•mt.elf W11h a group ot otd pros w ho WOf\. Concentrattng on mcJfe sofJhtS-tiC3U!d melodiH ..nd delicate harmonies, W elh!f has set as1de much of hta mote uvege guitar ass.aufts of the 1)81-t to me~e room for &uce FoJ<ton'o busy bess tones The welgl>t has actually Ouxed "' So<lnd Affects ro more complex 'ltrangemento or b&llgul\111 htmn9nrcs and light~)-­ textured mytllms. One of me beu• e..,mples is 1ha dovong pauage In "~I'm O.lleren1 Now" Rtc:k Buckler's drummong t~l.es on added sognolalso. OS98Cfalfy on me oH-t>ea1 rocker "Scrape Away," where 1he accents ore sh•hed and cwovade an e.atra IO(Ielhor m • -v unrhed powe<ful d"ecuon A tMtCII caAed " J c .•· .. ded>cotee~~<• .JoM Coltr..... olthaugl\ Cook s 11yle • <:"'- 10 ellfy Phil W ood&- The group 11 remltliSC4I'\I of g••t -"- 1960 s gtOUI>S loU tnose ot M.-.guiand BIM<ev. AI Oao4ey·s friy ~~tono ....tslho st)ow .a1 tna"'f' powna. Enc KJosa-• ~t!Of'IG "" ~v \'llt'8'fS 1 cause for calebratJon Klos• lias IUfl corrunoond of hos .r1o a '< ''I>Piil'lO I.Jvough fast runs of de..- nouts ex-\lding en r..• tnnocen1tyo elP<Ubetanl Spt'nt Ht.1 beNad ''Atterg'ow'' tS bv no me.rts ~fmV Atnd ~.ng to hm. lakes ns 1rt6e from ··thai feehng of peece you get after • ~Ne ~•per"'nce of anv ~!Od " Tile etectnc poano ol S.rrv Mtt-es h~ps make It a Vef'V effectl\l'e dUI!'t. - KM £ /(Jet*' dtme-nsJon to tbe song•s mtent. And lt)e J•m reocfl some aoit of music:411 peale Uor me that isl111 the bMutiful baltad "Th41'c En1eruoinrneru," encnher Welet gem. ~ IMPORTANT! Student Affairs Assembly Commillee Meeting I Monday, .Feb. 23 ai 3 p.m. Conference RO.Qm., 114 Talbert Available at Cavage' s r - - - - -•RECRUITMENT F O R - - - - - . SHELL COMPANIES OVERSEAS A service turnlshed to overseas Shell companies by SCALLOP CORPORATION (a Shell company) PPOSlUNITIES FOil NATIONALS Of' \Y. BJIIOPEAN COUNTRIES t. 41'1GENTINA. B~ INDONESlA. NIGERA& TiiAILAND WHO WISH TO RETlJRN TO THEIII ARE4S Of' C'q iGIN $ 13.98 list PebOitum. Cnemtt:al Ufo'!NW'I~ £1«t•'C*I t~CI M'(t C.Yod.tti.ltt'Uiaf 6. C\lnl'l-'1 El:lfi'/'1Hf"S Ged\ovtlla <A!'WS Gf!O(IIt'fy..ed:s CntmiS.ti-(B•f!ISh Cllnt,t Com.~~ ANit\St.S f, ec.•t....,...- Af.lif'-'Cf'l Sofc~ S1S Pf1rllkVm & t.l~~ E"'Qlf'H<' Ge..~s;s ~'P"~I..:'•S!f &" F"~aJ on sate f·or $9.98 i - Tonr GriHHf• A,.,.,rrcen ~rand 't'OU'" 1 - ''""' IN! portoon of 1t1e ll>ow - · they two recant releases bv unl<nowro 1!'0111>" and o.s>. • ~ of klds to g r - tho singles ond oornrnont on t1>em The uiUII ruc:lJon 10 Doell Clwk's """'""'·''Whit drcl you lhrn) olll' os ·to has • good beet and n· s e.. w to dane• 10 •• Wh.at mature tan tent need •• a !&11 Yet liOn of """''"tie The Jam, Sound Effects (Polydor) •; Etlc Klou c.lebr•uon !Mus.) Junior Coole Good Coollin' IMuse) .WUiia J.....,n Single Actron IMueel ._f...,., _..r. f01 f- !~ t"" -lonoof wt>y _., me J •--lhiO ""*"" Waller's poe1ie d0rec1oon con1intr8s 10 lnoplreuon. · - World. toned wilt\ the tp!rit 11111 . . - 1/tt!IO/Vor such o greer Khievement otronufy. And sure enouot> Sound Aff«:l$ rs spliCed Y.ot tire Jam not only 1oo1< "-Ck for muoical inll)lfallon "' .,.. instJnetJIM ltuh, butlool< around tlllmselvtoa for lmpoliNe 1hetr c o n t - - . Fol instanc•. Ade two-s insttumer"Mal eataec:J ''Music: lOt lhe Last Cclople" rs fawuly tmged 1¥11h XTCish IIU'tar t.c:lcs How eltle c:outd tho group reveal such o aensotrve perceptiOI\ i<IIO the confuolog, dlocouragong ""'" of today? G~sl/- Paul Waller 1\U ~~-~~ m MUCh of tho IOCio-poktleal g""lut o f veal' • S.tr.ng Soos end hu ooltened No -wnltlon lor o oincero, rndivldua111Jtoc approach to deal w•th present sooet•• prenure.a The Ul(lenty lilA remains. tho P~<S~>~Cilve hoc josr been altered comewllet The 1ongle oays ot benm than I could "If we communicete fOt t~otmnules ont';. 11 enoug!VFor knowong rha1 oorneone on 1hrs world feelS •• des_perace ., me -·· ~ more poJIIil•hl<e7 1..- 1troond end ollt yourtelves d you·ro •• ~lte u 't'OU re.-v .,..._Feel the rS !he Modern me . llllllll···········-::==~- So whll ro.ay geto to me lllrough .t1 of IIIII rs 111o Jam "'" neor1;r ~~~- OUt acroso me stiles tn finglad IIIey • • 1M moct , _ , . , , gtoup for tire tlwe The Ulenslve ecw•ege ~ tO me &llrsh mu$lC . . , _ bv on ... crtoble US presa oOpufated W ith the way we Ami<..,... 1oo1< to me VK for oornf011 - BRAZIL INDONESIA NIGERIA Ea._·••'"-'"'""" & Cf1em.e.l EngtnHt:• & A.;t~·sls ".PCJo(191••te 9fo10Uo1ttt- tl)l' t~ ~~~ 1 Ao\'nitUIU.-ttOn ~C-"C"f,~t~o·~W'ti I t.'ia•""'-•"'0 ~ m1a r HonQ • t.., '"" ....... ,,~ "(t'nl~·· Gt'\."""'-'QtSIS'& Gt'o\ptly~l.t ~~'--~"' ~.r:al C1vt+f, t·t'C!oftl! p_,..f'l Ent"'f!(''t. ~ ~tllf't AC!;)4.c.t~ tHAilAND 8.JS.nc>U'()I~1«0o,JIIO\j,t;l4f':l Appr~~t.i.lt' gt~H lA E.c\.V\o.·'l"~ Forw'1CW GhHrt.Cill , SQfe:,,.,.,, ~~ ~.. "09'~1<0 "-"Non ~ e~uc~••-.nt'!f'l II interested, please wrlle & send resume to: - SCALLOP'tORPORATION · Overseas Recruitment 3200 One AUen Center Houston Texas noo2 ~ �OW .SHOWING AT THEse· FINE THEAT-RES ' AMC . . COMO.&: • PLAZA NORTH · , SENECA �l; ,..,~I_._.._._, c.m.oo_, _______ _ SWAN LAKL ........ , ...,_ \MQs . . _ . • ......_ ......._.. ..._ , ~..... ..._,...._ • . . _ .. ,flttf,(,SUNYIICQ ••• n.. ..... , ...............Me:. . . . IUY Ttl£ -Teo!: .. - ..,. · -• ...,...,...aa .., . _ . ~......,__..........._ ..dNr ..., MY,..._._ _ _ ....._. e f44dt.,e1 ... Mtldtot &.-.-._---..,- " "...... - -~...,.. ......, 1roc1q:aott , .. ........_ tan.. ....... St. Volen~'s Day Os~ego 'massacres' leers 7-4 It -..ri1 like th< S.. Yol<miM's O.y M~< oc:cu,.,~urdoy ....,.ina for UB Bulls u th< Oow<&o totafuaa n .,....... All0'.22ofoh<-pmod.•..hlbc:t.....,.UW., tbree-~hrtt, 011< Gu)'l>n took o _ . - r.&r........., a.rr Sm11h and ...,. t.au. aoeltrncle' Ed La)'lon for U8'• fir11 aOAJ. ma~ma the ><Of< 4· 1. B<fe>n' 111< period clostd, O.•cao added l•o mort .,.,..rrp~ay 1011> IIICK.Uin& tbrir ltad 10 • ~. . l.U.tts ""- them doWll io Eoslm~ ~ o\lllletk eo..r- bocl:ey COIIIp<lilion, 7... to • -.hr rtltod -.>1 '"" Bulls.._ . _. . or 6-1 S.01e Ctw holdiaa bock a S<m~onalr •nviacibl< Os...qo powtrp~ay. "lt'stoo hard IOc:omtbae~ · - l ..,oclltlm ~< Os• (10." llkt Waum. "l"ht) ' re noc 101na 10 qui1. loadin& Th<r i1111 l.ttP comina ., you un•~ ohr fonol biiLltt." L<d by sophomore O.V< Lair, o......,•, - " " 61 POinu.~~~c: Lak<n tallied r..~ 1 .,.., ..,...,• • Lair JC0ftc1 t...,.,. ill ttl< rwa period P<O!>dtina his •-•o 1 four p i b6 an.. on< pniod. Wio)l iUSI I:36 SOM in ttl< first period, Lair broke in on UB n<tmind<r lloly Kamii\Sb, and •>'llh on lor I<Vd 11101 -~ lh< rwa ....,.. Whh Pole Dombro...ti ia '"" ........,. bo•. Lair ocom! Ius-d ...... Splittq th< ddenw II< nflal-lxr....., past Kam•nii-a Jivinl '"" Lelca • 111m .......... "Lair is a hint, _,.., shoot« wkh 1 quick ,,_with AJ._,.wWIIll fmbman Kdth Abell r.......... La)'IOII 1ft lhr Lakn- aoal. the Bulb b<pn IO P<P1><J IM in<"!><f1()1111<. For thr« minuors UB skated 11 full llr<aath '"'"'"'""""moma.oum. Prtn- Yuhu aarted • roll) 01 1~ u .~ Bulls brpn to ...,..,..p, Lcso tban by •btll Wattm bl.uled hb third p i or o~~<,.._ by Abdl •hlle Laker S.<V< Ptareey wu off for lri!'l)lnJ. 0v)11n ......... said "-tiotob. dosed ow the t<Orin& •'ilh fh·• minuoro mnalnina in b<fott 1M md or lbc: period, Jo. lh< pme. Pi<l.ina ap 1 K<-m Knob rebowld GufM ~ _.. Clo}lon Wancrs tipptd a Jllot .._..., bomt .... fmiCid ..... of Ill< --~u.. Tit< llalb I'I•Y<d ttl< pme •itbooc tht .......,.. or - . . . . IC...inska. .._.,..,. Galtlllf RiiJ<r, Dnn Cam<ron ond Jol\a S...... •ho or• IICidnNcdy ln<li&lblr. ........... IW lhrte playm rorra us 10"' ""'b only - - . . . . . . . . . . OD lbc:icr, m.-s kqM play ctDd<Y _.,. br ..... ..,.... f - d d -- Wrrd« played ·o· ror o~~< r..... omr AI - poial .,_.. tw arcoecll)<riod. mau Jomrs tloo ,_,.. oalcl Klolilsska. ··wnh all th< ponohi<s, ..._- . . . 1M .... with n.. pNOJta wllhlft.,.,. . ,_,.bhl• ..,....... ........ ., -..b. .... tool - ...... p<naltict ........ r......,.,.. ~Wat&en lhiop W< - · W<ft ·~ ·" llliU. lilTS- 0 . - outJIIot UB 42S .. th< Bulls' 9·10· 2. Tbe La~tn are 2J..2 ••• ~ and Knob <ado had thrt< ualtts for Ul; for~ Flynn and l'.mlnn <IICb had thrft poinls ..• UB loll a prnious - · to lb< Lam 10.2 a ~ ••• Tit< Bulls _, pme is l1oor loowc 10 '*- up - ...... • ~~w-U8.-IwdJI .......ictfor71 ............... Gcocaro Scatt IDd tbey daK- tbrir - - . .......... 10 -~ .............. 10 WJIIt<n rqutar susof\ comorrow ataiMf Brod:por1 and Matt Wrrdtt. wu called for 16 .,..W.i<s "Wepoi(()tlrlll-iooto ...................... fNIIIOial at 1 M -·" ......._" a1 111e •,to o r play.~ Coodl Daa U..,. _,...,.,.., ''lloty (UBI .._ trrrihk. rctord fell ua a.- s.... ... to · - ....... ulls send 3 to Nationals; Slade, Lucas, Rosa to go Tit< UB 8 1111> · - " " ' • - caa bod that 1t .... llw« ....,.._OI!Ycs .. lbc: ............ ~ ..........taod•CamJil UnlW<niry. Scou Slade, John Locu aod Dan ROQ oft q..ol•fl<d fot 111< NatioMb by fuwllina '" lbc: top four •• ohar , _ , , . ....;p. classes • lui W<tkmck Unt•<n~~l of Nroo \ or I. Allll<tlt S.•• COGf-ISUNYACJ ~<h•P' 11 llrod.pcn Slade fln1<11<d fmiCid 111 ohr li7 ~ O..isiooo of thr SUN\ A( rournamm.t. Oat hundred flfll II')1UICI<r. Luta>, bn.o B...,_ton·s Sol 0rSanc1> •ho ,.... >«ded l«'')<<d 10 od\-'C 1D 1... (.al< Boll! hr - Sloclt ..... 10 Brotlpon •TCillm Ro>a rallied aforr ~ h o - ....11 illlhr 1S& .,.,.....t-. 10 capcur< fourth pi- m the <oTC>Ik·baeb. ~ >ttded Tono S.aabto ddl\r<ed Rosa ttl< oPOn•"l IM<. ---rou Clre in ~ited to a - -.... " NE lV AAIERICA1' TS" PARTl"! ~ ••o ..,,.,,.., ,...,. a- _,. ............. Q Come meet our Jewish brothers and sisters who have recently 11 freed from the Soviet l 'nion. Suuday, February 22ttd at 1:00pm 235 Squire Hall-Haymea Room Aay Queatioas? --..-....,c .n Zenu 835-7750 _ _ _--...J �HERTEL l,aliE~~~~ ?,Et.l t:ft FREE FELAFEL ~ . ! with purchue of j "'Y other uaclwlch ! R f THIS WEEK ONLYL H....,.l&l./ S•ltd•r • T!Mors • • "" "- ~:~;,'&'f:'~o~ldftlgltr wn.FOOLS no. r-. 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Boxln1 has~ me comfonabl< rmandlolly and llo>e4he &MD<· Worltna "'ilb )'OUDI peoploos IOmelhUII I'•< al"V'S at)O)-ed so lbal'> "'hydo it." Patrcuon mulcd lluos he pcnoaall) f111ant'C$ all llil fi&bt<f'• boxlna nc<dJ from ' - to fod o~ fO< the bwld"'' they ,..,.k 001 in. tk abo CJCPiaiMd !hat hi> mo<nes ate not totally 11ltrubtic. "From udfl$hS1andpo~ntl'm doona "b&tllowatHI t sn alcll out oril. but the llds.,. arso lldptd," ,..,,mon aid. mcrt"'' HEIOHII()RHOOO STORf FNEHodr.rESS S•uct.nt ~on --GfWinolnCo- CHECK OUT OUR IN STORE SPECIALS! 01*'10to 10 • Mon. lhtu Sal. 21881\!lgwa Flh Blvd. ICino __ .,._,_,.l ~~~~~~ Join The Frasn Air Ful>d camping mit at S!Mirpe Rese<vatlon, 05 mil• north or N.v.c . lato lkrifta Ao ASS!aant FtHIIII,_II..,otHI op,pUcotlo4a cootr.c4: P-GTbe frHII Air Fund - v-. 70 WM1-Sl N.Y. 10j)18 Tot.212~.ot00 ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ir ir ! EAT and WIN!. : : Friday, Feb. 20, Capen Lobby v.'-r:, ·8 a.m.-12 noon B Free t ir ir ir ir . · ~ ir ! ~ages~ . e"eh se v t "- Commuter Brealifast t : : : ~~ <"'Ot'\ ~,pf>e"' and ~. £\, Htifjle Ticket Sale . 8 1ltt, t ... -tr .~ t ar all Fath~ Ticket Oallcuand theSbca'•Bo~Qif'I('C, Pnccs- from S6to$10. "Win or 11ott it 1111kos "" dlffermc>t," Pauenoe aid. ''Vitlory i• imponul. bill Ji.U., it all )Oil ba.. is m<n omponam." - T0111 Prlri ... . . ~~if Sponsored by SA Commuter Council . . . ~····~········~···········~ """will : Raffle prizes will be for gold seills for the Buffalo two {' : M~orial A.ud Club di~ers and two complimentary : ir StaUions vs. Cleveland-Earce game on March 1, 8ollna Commissionct' of ~ YO<k Slatr, Paumon lias k<pt himself to snape by frequently dimblna mto tfi< nna ..~h hu P'IP'l•. AS he lwaiowu olein the bollll ha~ bea>mt1....;.. "Uotila r.... ~ear$ oco I wed IO boJ< ..-ith Ill< kids and l'\e btal CUI a f... llmos by IJiem, Now I only do 11 ~ally.'' Tb• u-dwnp ..a the futurt or """"" tmprovma. ootina lu pmcru chaotlc .., ••• "Tbc pmc lias JUfrcrod a r... bUck <)'CS re<cnll) witb Ill< Duran tndclent.tbc Ali-Holmes fllht. and the thtna ,.;111 H.vold Smtih and M,>.PS. Bollloa lw alwa)'l bad it• scaJ>da4, bt.ll il ,.,.,...,.._.. Patla10n will brina ten rtslllers for the liulfalo COOl$ and aU ten bollIS "'iU be MU ....aioned. iht Niapra team ,.iJl r..uro "'o baht bcavywriJbll join the US Olympic T..., In March- Marc M<ro and Tm)' Wyatll. . . Festlval Eat tnd Salt and p._. Productions .,.. spomorina Ill• fllhu wltldlwUlbt held 111 Shea's a..rra1o at7:l0 p.m. Tickerur" avafutbk oow ~ �~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ! ,. ~ NEW OR TRANSFER STUDENTS Pick up your copy of MMVIVAL'SO The Spectrum•s Guide to ,. ,. =- UB Campus, Buffalo, & surrounding areasl AvaUable now - 355 5qulre Hall M ond ay- F rlday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Royals are swamped ~~....__.....__.........,."""""""'~'"""~....,.,._.,......,.,._.,.....................,._. n.r u•-·· ....... ....., • ~ 72-61 c1eas100 as awr• SUit ,.,.,., ....... Arayllrilooo aod Kay s.-... CIOIIIJIIII<d 10 IIIIa '"' lto1"k ~ .. _., -aed - - • lllr« .-... * 1ri11oe .... a Nllloul ~ * 100 IM......S..< (1M) wklo I : II A? • - · tum<d m tiMe 111 IlK 50 Fru:t~ylt (:l$.1), and G) ,,.... relay tam witll Xlm ll«bbao, .... lint.,..,. olod ~,_. Allll WodcJ Heidi Gmoer (4:03.9). SiD-. took tlw 200 be<k (:Z:.27A), dieD fly (:1: 19.1). ucl .100 IM (Z:2A.6). Alto, Kc:r.la KIMery IIIIIIMd lint ill .... 200 0. (l:ll.S). • * ---record "'Kadly .... G) t"-Y medley (4:.~ J I.S). U.'• - • - or 10m lloochhdl. o·eo.-. Kay ~ . Mil -"'11 ..._ lillllltd IIOCOIId. or tlw ltoyal'o ~~ta~ - - ($11...-,, I p.111 • .._ Haz.ah c.anc..1. CoOidl P,.,..... ........ " k 'D .... difr- - :· ... bdi<ws lila .... playoff~ will .............."" .._ .... (IIC'II -.t'•l Sble-.ac--.·· ... ~·u~\. ~~ GREEK NIGHT LIVE MUSIC • FOOD an~ WINE Sa~aR()ay~ - Feb. 21 - 7 :30 pm FillmoRe Room o.,: SqaiRe A~m - $1°0 Sponsored b y: Hellenic SA & GSA, & lntem1tlonal Coordinator lbt Bulk ·-f ..,....., 0.,..,_ butdball >quad dropped. 6461 6eafioe 10 thtrtl· U.U•<n~~ Y MOI>day m OarL Gym Cnlaal Ill Alh<d •""""""' dunnatlw....,.... -oftlwaw~tao C'ftabl<d th<S.......to c1<a1 UBth<ir 1.-.11 lou or th< ......... ua ,, alii ......., or a pb)'Off - · ...,.,...,, ha•ina chnchrd S«<OId placlo It! Ill< W<tt<m O.YISioct or tlw SUNY Athl<tt< Confttma: """' laJt "«t'• . ,.. .,... BurraJo Stal<. T0111 ,..,_, tOPP"' tlw &u. •ith 16 pointo _ .... Alrrrd Kmny Jooco. who abo add<d ll r<bounch, ucl Kuon Hcncknon cac:b add<d 12. U B " inds up tht stal()n aJ C<Ms<o ~=~ ~~~~.fO<< tra•dinltO Poudam a •·«k from Saturdaf roo llw Th< JV Buns aiiO wound up on lht lobort end qain" f\lfrrd Monday. Tht Baby Bulls drOPp<d a S8-S7 htartbn:ak<r, as tht Suoor' Bob Btyn drOPp<d a buditlt jump<r • hh justliOstronds ,...,alninl. Tht JUnior Bulb now lland at 4-10 ror tht - · wlu'lt Alfml i< 7-&. ...-----STUDY Q VERS EAS - - - - - , FOR SUNy CREDIT THROUGH A CAD EM I C _ YEAR PRQG RAMS IN FRANCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRENOBLE, IN GERMANY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WORZBURG, ORIN SPAIN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MADRID SotM ScholtMslr(p Ml /$ ...,...., OuMHied .tudenuln .. fWds.,. ~to apply. For lnfonnation contact: OR. ALBERT L. MICHAELS Dnc10t Coundl on lnt.mationlll Studies 414' Citpen Hll, SUNYAB • 14260. 636·2075 APPLICATIONS DUE BY ..__-----MARCH 15, ' 8 1 - - - - - - �LaMotta. huclo _ . too ..U _. IIOl ...,.._,... . _ . . 10 ~ ... way to Lbt CIO•ll ••Jaw Qriol ...., · - I - do,,.,.. - do' ... Kr .... .,.... .. aU • lulllllo<r• CbnM ..-eel 10 tel UJ tho& aD people aR spnUal IJC'Oilk ... fOOd,·· k added. Faith on tbat !Ia& earned I..&MO«a throll&h loft and cootinucs 10 11•• tum ttrftlllh "Thm are no limiU ..,., an Jolla.'' ht ...... A _ . 10 lf4"11 . . ,.u . . . . . td b}' lAMooo 10 ..,..,_ pooplt tl~ •otY ~It ..... ....... road IO< - Iliff ............ tile f'lonoa ~. I \tPIIa\iooa IWO Mp IOO""...t ~ 11cp bath•...t. '-"now,..,. happy." ht dan.d • l.&Molll oddcd tlllll ht kttpl .. frltndly con- •1111 IW .,...,,. Vt~ko and .aid ht r«a>tly J<ptd a In ltrt," 1.&1>10111 Ald. "E.a)'bod1 pononal ....,..,. contraa '"'" lht once Aid 11 wu ll!lpcll'iblt to rua a Wdloam Morr" Attn<) , LaMocta row mlnuoc mile and loot. .. u alia t~tsotd a dain: to ao ooo tht DOOt Wt'vtllha>-t<IIOIOIS........U orr or ol\ll .. l.&Molta predJtU tllal <ull<lt k'allnn& tiKUII 100tt. ''I UIIIIO ldl culi<lt bh tlt.tl If tbty theft '"'" b< a tbJtt m~n•• milt 1>7 )'arn to b«omt a profC!III.aal lht ...s oftht .......,. ll.hlat, llf • «<fl''IfAit caec.-"t• or "AOII I'ft tcll~~ a _.,a!IM, thty'U ..... tnal)> bt ....... ht ...., , ...... b< alllt 10""' .,. 1011 .-koo tht) art 1\aPPf,'' w It""' ...... mil<- thai I 011< monolt molt and tbce 1 lllilot ,. PcrtUIDo l&JI1otoa '• pol 5conat Md\ina n. Ho• ,.,....,. do ollal! c ea conctnlfllf OD ta)'tDI V.t11 do " -uolly ... I lotlk IIIO<t LaMotte da&aoo that oot "'"" la\4oltl'> btllo>t iiJ I l\lii>U ....... "II tool. t111<ft>dy m IIIIPIII &tM II l'o•leul ~ ....... a.•• Mlllcr _,., mt ytari and llol or fnssuatioft 10 wold tht O<tly '"0 J<quds • lucb rind >pinlll.ll happonou, 1M I lltd/rlJnry fill4 and II now," ht uod Jat~ Jr. ""<Jri.td tht ''"' Tn•••tw~tl, tO /IJI1.1111 Buff maontaJncd ohao pcoplt cunot bctl<>t "ha- btautiful" hi> fathtr If hi\ lht pottnl .. t 10 b< ... <!ott I• "0. N110 and~ \no" tomp&ny. And alln "mrlt po<tray.na ho• btauttflll ht ISIOO, and tl\ll'• "h) they htnted 1< IO lht avO..... II UM<Mta •• bo,..... , At!illa tht oht tnd b)'"'"'"~ r.- So Hun. ~-~IN)' owt him OM ....,, hi•• ""< The UJA Jewish Student Campaign presents Mel Brook'• FUDDieat '\~PRODUCERS Sturine - ZERO MOSTEL cl C£NE WB..DER MONDAY, FEB 23rd at 7:30pm Katharine Cornell Theatre $1 .50 Admission-Includes Beer (!o11oW1ng ,_... The Jewish Student Campaign serves needy /sr~e/ & the world. Jews in Buffalo, the U.S., ..By Helvi'"' Ve You Help Y oureel/" New, space-age alloy that lookS as goOd as gold, wears as good as gold, costs about half as much. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER: ~ SJQ off the regular price. (Offer valid through February 27 ONLY.) Yellow Lustrium rings by Josten's available daily · at your bookstore. r UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 3436 Main Street JOIN THE HAPPENING Free Trip To Albany ... Lobby Against Tuition Hikes The SASU Ad Hoc CommiHee will meet TUESDAY, FEB. 24th at 3 pm Talbert HaU Senate Cham ben ALL TUmON~'·1 FEE PAYERS ARE WELCOME! • ...... to .,.,., ,.._. call T~~~a or Joe fit Q4.Z9SO for IliON fn-Gfion �....Me.' ........,. TIS THE F"'tEE M U NCHtEJ .,_. ~· ~ Fttkf Mf.moGN .. fJ·' .,. , .J ICmOf'M '"'"" 95 ~from\18 SU.MMEil tor CAM~ ,.....,.....*""' 1 ..n>J Wllllema¥1.. 631 ·8884 PRiPA~~...,.-~.­ coni~ •' thrt Cifttt~. M#"DA l't AfY".t l ~ 1'Jf1 Tl!·~ .ftA~ERI 38 Hopltlna Rd . C•.m~ tnWV....,_ .,-,-.,..... ._, .... 1"S1J ,-,.._, $t.~d.,H V •• .,,... Of" c.•U •ct 111 JGII'>l Coet\1; TV~IHG SE.AV~CE, :...::::,=., H.,.., N« ,-~..,..;eo ..,..,. ftt.KW ,_.. f'l lrrno PltOFE-S$10ft'.,.... TVI'fNG IV ~ f~ C.GI .nw S • PM at I 111M c. ru&ato Attomey..._uw lud.ul ~ cOMt"o 1:0 hift r-.-...• NtwmMI .II l f • ,r: /;,It 111• t~ TO TH.E 8ttOTHEilS Of: t&T •• tn41)i4W VMefittMt 0.¥ • tJfNi to«.... ""*"" f'OUt 1ltttt Jht~ 8Ut.L.r;I£AT"ERS LOOGE OOoH ..._ O'Wt =-; : ::: ke_;Wt·~ S'*"CtAL DISCOUNTS w.w. ~Of'" ttl< PCfiOI"'.•I~ I tt\ preMft(.lt Mid YOUf"S. HOUSTEMATE TO\t1 AttE4.w~noutot on lJ~ ,..,. Owfl f'OGmo sNtt ll\llnQ ~. Otnl.ftV1 ~ ~ brtoi'!l t1r•IPf•"- Ht.tr OU$. • ns oo \lll!fntt FOR SM.E: Dr.net t'ltl* Am c...- tlMIIOtn $1M t., ooora, a. ,, E l ~ .Ml. I JAI..t... &OUNUil ~ tro WOf'1c. "'bw•t 1. call 112 t1JDfOt t~IM1761. •t irttor~" at ie;ln. OYE~SEAS JOBS--Mnfftt'fl '(e.C rot.INL EUI'CPf:.S A~.a. A.n:n'tii.. All._AII fttldl tJDO-JlXIt ~,, ~&f' ....Mt Frftl,.o.\\'r'itt1JC80'1CJ,._f4Y4 C'.onwwl Otf MM, CA fM)_i_ EARfoi E J(T RA f'f'IOI'W1 ... lint Sltf'tO 1f0f1f IC*t: fl~ on<~ ,. ,T~ in « ott F-wnGIII« nlfM' brM!GS. H'IY ~'""' .....,.~ ,.... .... ~y ofher ttltf'M. ""..~ to ·~ p.M'fitl--C• IIora:topb't - . v ..l HefloMI W.,.ehoi.IM ! " COlvin AW. OM ot WHY '~ llf'onJ ~.. dP'bllon. F EMM•. llOOMMATE . 9r•di"Pf"oteu!Otl•l~ '"~ btt ''"'· w.tl'•lt.f'lOI't/t! , c.all a»-l1trl Glt"" OA tUTORING SILVER STREAK o-w-·-~ ~ DISCO 1101011> To Fol..,_ SATURDAY The to-uws PROF£~SI~A.L ................ OPEN MIKE NIGHT utge Tecoa Spec/at: B<lr One et ,._, Price GfT THE SECOHO FOif ll• PIUCEIII .~,.,.._ imme<M•te-1 H O HSMOKe~. .~ h mory_ we t.. lt. m•~ It ......,... ,.. """' ~ u tt onl"' Vl1~t101.11,1f'ht•lkttiOUI•t~i ftbenke? l fNoff..-~v~M:tfttoelf'l..,, 3114 Main St. -~--­ THIS WEEK SPEC-IAl e_,...,._.,.~ LEI,_.,...,,..., ~ t't-"YOU ~nwet~?~ PECtOVS1 c.n we ti111 to fht 'he ~...-ott ~J aooboo. ett'OI" l IY 1M ,. J BcAtom• ~ 11 ... ,. Ev~ LIM'Ol tor the fimt -11'\0 f'ftort \I'W- put lrot1tt ln tiW VCtY ~..- ~vi ._..'t. P•t. _,.., Ootl't 'lOti S1"UOEN1'$ R£MEM6Eil T~E ,.,., •• eac FtO. ' ' P¥1t'. GE-l A P,ECE OF" ftfE ti"W' tt::e. ~'" aac. 'Fftl: ,._ 1ooo. -.mn" fi"«TY. BLACK. SHARP coptd.. t...oW-" 7 c.-wt'tNCI\, .)975 ~t491 Lu Ad. GJ lJO.t R L w - o - ..,_nong. t"t-UoniOt•. &ldQ, dG Qieil* lou c.,..~wML 11331110 HEXT H'YPNOSU coune st¥1s.•t Ufl'l 2/21, F,._bt~ Ul11t0- P A-Sl t,.cve:s rternl-iOn ~ UPI Frn oroc-n vrt. be me s.me. JO c-ent or.ffl'- S;UJ pfteivt"S. SUO 041' Orin..-.a,. ..._ ft N munctt&ts.. P .J. &onotna f'1VI'!t .c.rot:~ f,Gftl Ul. 010 YOU KHOW tnl""e's • ~ an •t ATTENTION FEMALES~ E¥n toP PlY mud wrHnirJtt Minimum ~ QII.OO tor • t.S mltwtt m•tct\ •t OUbds.. -·---''"'·'---- .. IIH!9· EllttC CL.t.*e- ipenetf). ( Jollt ) !. Jill u••• e .,dWif1J. vou must S1ciP f~ nt Nd1 lthlr I L.Ub 't"DDoo mvt.t ...me- GOWn u,.. --). aonG bt M'l'kll4itl s• tt toottnv ~ ~· tCaroleH Jill no ottltl'5e w.""' 04 ,.. t•m•lf't • fiiWI (Pf'-'~f m4lofelr Lots Of BHc:h 8oYl llfwtiet 7Jc..-.b Ia PiOn~Gm.-ncl- lO!nC5 fOr oeopM - · " " Sflot"f1 Of ~u t P.J aot*""'· rtVt~t wm1ne DEAR 8A't"*EV tMppy 2tt.t 8 irft14nt VoU'f"t olci•' t Now tf'l•' wt'r• ~fnt tMW .Wtnee' ~ I'll bt> tM N HIT'!h J~ t(A._, HAR ~ LOw- f•rt.- ,ournow~l:lrofhH","SJcllhft. - . ............... r- f\IOE BOARD ARE YOU OAIVING TO c ..·rotln• ~f'f Will _.-~lf'd·not ~N O¥«""'" fO Solortt\ drfvlnv •"" ""'"'.,_,we9f!IIO my houK.- C .. ltt.ll-4691 •ttff' II -·· om. ~.. sinc:f' Jatt~Hrv. KUN G-:FU •watl•bte, Mlf--otfe-nse:. mental treWnt. AI~..Qtf, 1 • Pac·Man • Asteroids 1 1 • Galax/an • Missile Commsnd 1 I Buy one Super Mr. Taco I Get a Fries- FREE =-~~ : I TO GO TO f(;~t t'\ A FOR ONLY $225.00' RIDE NEEDED TO Fl. ~o.le tor -lnll¢1~~~•!1" MOVING? HO ;ob to bt9 OT vn.. t C..tt JoofV\ _. MDWf", _,,Wl, HAVE YOUR &~CYCLE rte*red tof" nw- SpriMJ. c.n IU1 W--.ttOf. to< Colloto Siln"l 11<ao1t If> ~beocb -Dat~on• ,,_ sc."ino are.... ~ '-"" 6»•06/. ILf •, WN'Yt \l•t JET TOUR 317-3114 ~ - R/T - ct>anw ~e\.: \ - Ho lfl91>1a RIDE WA.NTEO to Or~ Cot.Mntv t MIOctte-HMm Moatot w.,..,kkJ ~,..,.""" liS or- )It, MUNI ~. Shart io*I•J. c.MI stew. 6:16-. . . .n.rsirnt-. ~ 1 ---------------------· LAST CHANCE ..... ... RiDE N£l:DEO TO OSWEGO on f-t'bru.fiV'D fo-- ftlc~,Mtl ~ COJtS. c..JI W S111. -r,[ : "Yoa'l/ Lo~ Our Sctb., Tool!! wevo --~ lk(l"''" -Tr..,~~~""' ,,_ ••o><>n - ~•·o ""'" $339.00 (Only 2$ , •• ,.,Ill BUS TOUR 3/6-3/:S motoo COKh 1001' -RIT -.$c:hedufell Food~ Rat -S.ops -o...c..mpu-~~.,.! f $225.00 -~· ONLy ALL TOURS INCLUDE: 15 SEATS LEFT! kO • -Ocunlront A<lcommocla bona lot "'IIIII CS.ya. __, nigllts •t '"• -A.ama.csa lnniSipver 8MCh Motet.. tno--on-thoe-&Mch oc Oayt Inn.. -Welcome & lareooeH I>Oftots wit~ pierly of FREE BEER. -opttonal featVTe& inclUde! Wtl\ O!s?fl I«:Ce.. (~lga1fl'lt"O·C~ ). :::f •nd • J1 •••Game~l I 3248 Main Street (acrou from U.B.l I I I CAMPUS CAR. .SERY•CE. <W•Ilt¥' T RA'IIISAHORICH : Theti'W'ef"otwun ~ me~ of tiW won4, not to mentlofto e.uft•to, l..O¥t YOU tor...,_, DEAA SEXY ~ Thk Pill: wet-keftd wt•s • faontnv for me. Thlnb lor f'ltei'Y'fhlno but mostlY tot be..o I'IIY lrtend. S.!"noe ' '""" M-l(i ....... tJWt YOUr~. 1 Mr Taco Rutaun~nt 1 ·········----~-----···· can''"'' (,....,. I H•trr Cftnt Co"t••• CIV'IIf)l twe lt'fJ Sprfnt &«•IE? I nee0 • F._IDI4Y AFTERNOONS .. PJ.'l W"ll ~tt ~ UVIM!ost &~ Contaa P J .'"J 8£ACH PAAl"Y thft. T~o; Feb .,..,~, Prlra for lht illlnJ ~ .CfOU trom UB l..OSE WEIGHT pWI'n.wntflt. OYer ts percent MitteN ntt. Ftfot WHIOY monthly _., Wlr.:l. to1o ~ ""'- "'*" Un._, ....,.,,l..hOI'I .,..., au; 14PPLE 11 10% OFF All Merchandise 'tel ' t'fhl 0' ,.,, ~ hHt tnt encJ ot fttt) '-.tUI 'MJM I''"NH~itJ;teokwmY ~ tcr LOn-_. KEY$, AlftMrl.fC~ ,.._l, or J ~ c..ll 8wt " " ' " ' ~ S pm. :7~:.~ ~··~·.,_..,.,...,.,,. ., :cbt-=~•.:-:.:::,. fq,tttbm . , , ,., tl yO<Kt.tlll fnlet"f'SMIOf ..cE or•at or-ortulon•l. ti l ..,w..t•• Frldly ~ ,.,. MSC call m ·• '· TV PIN(, w ...tl . t / dtYtt. lU. U / mo. l e•mlfrfOOCf tNJ w1ts ~ ctotttlM tf"om ,.,. 1flOI..-lMOI.... zoot Suit C1fY"'\c 1M' llt Elm'III'IOOO FOASI, OtftnJtlev .otf'l'l ctiKklnv M . om. Net_,. WIY't> "l~d lhap ttter"e H f ~ c.o.t, ~· ~ . ,. . . . REWARD; Laof J<. Como ... - . . ""!'OU &lll, IC l3'CI . ~inft. p&ton, •t ........... AI!Wti¥1!n¥"'~ E~6ER.C0Wt fl -,.,--,.,.., -. - .... - •• to thwt wmln.tn •1 UPI. Fr" Ootoc.h.,.. BEING THERE H•A'f mew NC~PY l womo.t TUT01(1._"' CW OtN!Htr: '~1 In Ml~~fG ~·nNt'lflot, .._,..... ,.0. !iW'tft.in. o a J~M4 ... ,.,.., ~~1 . Elmwood 8kfWtU ..... (NM M•H.,-<1 FlU-more- ~~~ ). \ 115 t.1 ki15. 'fCNlt nttod o..tt I'M wl,.., ROCK ua•tWOI'M't. 2 bedroom •9•r1mf!n1 wur. yovne . . . ""'' O(W C«'M'$ ""' ,.._.Pfl •. z !i ,~::, F' EMAl..E litOOMMAlE vr•cflmote:u'~ .Jteatoontbtt '"""'· . . . . . . .. df"y., ttf1J6-)1-.J. TO F:..s.-not F-451-(fot mt ....... I TONIGHT FREE MOVIE! a ...... ~o~~• OAVE, "Yov e :. /• '. i i MV LOVE .. 1):)--(IOOt JONY. W,l .. T£0 OlltAD o• PAOf to~f'tt nouw. Melt MS.C ott ~~*' c..u WautMt...-•pm 'i- t•cultf', ,.,,,.,.I,PN/~t.,-1• ,:vt 1t et pet"l"MA'l·OOBM:t..U. , .. IUE~ iVE - Th.nh ~.,.. $(", rtS D_.. u..-t• t.SJIG F"or mor ~· c.Mt Jim OWlnQrlto •t m.s~D • 131 J61t Of l'OC" b~ .ISS S4W·~ H..t i'l"''lf GAY&..E , OMYNrl'illow. t-'"~,......,hM low~ f- ft'W!dill"\ . . . • ~·f'lol(~v.....-•,.,..,. CVSTOMC.«..ORprlri"KfW •t•town.t Pf-'"'"fnHII'"""~,........Vft..~ , 0 fWt *«.ttk:lt-ot'l S..J Sl.DO. .-,."tt 'CW"ti>H"'t~~-'l)l"' ......., atw wn.,- ~Nell W.. ._NO It ot»rl9 tot-"Y'_,. ~Good l~Ot'l UAT. 1 ,,.,_.. = 1 .,ww.91H~<.,...,............., ::y ::::::w~/: ,.;= ' L-:::::-=::::::==::;:===::::.J ::= ••..., ....... .,.,.. 1~• •• *~ TYP£0. f'UI'fiiH. MiaH tJnoN FRE£1N171At COI'ISUifAfiOI'i t..OR,, OIA.tU!. PAAII . ~ ..-. oe...--'04 c-Df•< • ......~h..._...,, .. Jii ~ev ~·'-'-OIIIIItt 8tottl•lo tklt&. -liOillng, lo;ll-ltH, ~vanes T(M" Oefop IN and...,• . -Setvl<:U o l l l > e - Tour Sto•l -Exclust.e t21n ann...,rsart ID ca<d lot CltSCOUnl> at Shops. -resta.u:rants, bars. etc. _ ·-__ ......._ - -.......... Resetvatlons being taken now, resetve eatlyl mited apace available! SUPER FAST PRINTING .. ........ .......... .-.,...... ·"''" OOH t!OC tnCtudl: llddlltioNII ''"'.., ,..., ,... 1111 . . . . . . . . . . . ant ..... or-.un•• MnlC* CONTACT QUICK cOPY I J OHN PIZZUTO.................. ..... . 833-4825 RICK SORBINI Jr... .................. . . 895-2843 CHARLIE..... ... .. : . .................. 674-6904 . . ~ Crosby, MTW, 1hm • 1 pm 8S1·3380 rwa,,.~ ..... - •••dau•••r ..... ~ �I t.)uotc of the da}] " An etMist is a man with no invisible means of support. r.oto: -John Buchen llec"- Ia o Onlffi'olty - · o f The Spec~Nm. r.ot...... ICC- on ""' ltu of cllltfO. The St>o<trum don nol will--.....,_ lhe _._ al ftOIItU f1tllt10Mitlllft011tU.I'Iollc>uto _ - - ... ,__,........ - prlndfttl.c-.. ......... not wlllnol ... - . , . . , lhe .......... "" priMM. ~ •• ~~~-,. ~--· c-.uw Lobby. -aot w-,.- ,_,from &noon In the c_.. ~of--- .......a.-.Sundo1 .. ~--....-,..,..,On 1\p11119. In the Squ•r~o.V111~ TtM:elfl. ~~ from v•o.r• W\11. ly,¥e an opportwrut)' to tptM 1.0 an HIOb4 per""' In th«<f foold of SomoNrow.orll.lhops "''" chR!Cl .u_.W>n to ~ Ailb ,_.,... In oil foclb ol•mp\oym..,l Oept '""'f Vctt.ran.s-Pteue submn you1 attenOiifl(lc a.hret thl• ...k lor lhc manti! ol l'<br\ia<y "'210 f.,..,_.,, ua AI'S Cll.lb - - .-The ..... '"' lhc _ . . " " IJ'SIUB C1.uD and Int.,._! Col. . . W<d<ond i> Meld\ 26-21. AnJ'one lt\tt_fH-t~d tn .. ,..... out it wtlcom« F01 moft iatcwtr~M'-" aH Gtan- et 69S-I 146 ot lhc a...d HOIIM " " ' ' " "'-T""""'t016p..m.-I........--OII0om. M.J292/o\oon ond~l N FOfulll4 AC So GrHk ltfthl "'""'"'"" ot 7:30 p.m In the Flllrno<o R_.,, Squire. SWE mtm~a-An~one lntttutctd in •nend•,..f ot h~p<ng wolh thc closing loonquot plooK cantac~ AM 01 68&-7Ulony-nlngbol<><of'~ 27ooll\otplon><M~bo ._..,.lo c:...w bn ..,..,.. lor,,.. LU• w~ to bplo<tng _ , t R.... lor .,... ool>o 'Ooth upOO<t tlw -~-of- ....... bruk .,..Y bCII'ft bin lo '"'~~"'-' eett 6362806 le:u kta PI-WJI'\M't oJ ...., ttmHtt:r • Tau Bet. PI alooan W"Oietl it Pt'.Cef Dent&, Congratuladons. AmulcM flold Servlcc b loolclng for 1tud<1\IS who li>< In Ellit'"l w>d ore l...w. . td In -irltl • lonolgn ~ owder>t d ...ntlhc 1nt w<d<ond 1n march. For dtuWb len! p ..... call Amtr 01 6~n2- v--. .-to"""' a.naya"""' 2-4 p.m. ot EOo\C In Gono<nc R~OIIOfl ~ Otwlcl 01 CAC. Oo 7011 loellhol lhcoo Ia o n«d IO< tAitocalloft on d>lld ot U8? Sign up OJ o ..,..,.,._ lo form • commu•. . . . ehe toblt .. Sqw~ ~ - . , . I rom 1O:l~Ui p.m oo ltop try 3<1~ Sqwr< dunng olllot ......... tOOI"'' u.c c-w l n _ S _ I o o c . _ _ylodoy• 7p""lrl llSqWrt RoOtotUOft. ....t Strts• Wor~>hop fol>. ;z, """' 1 9 p.m in .»iSqul"' How hypMala.,.. b d p - - • • a t e bcltu and tllut 0101 4lfltro<tloott f'hllop l.owlhto • ..,.,.......,, m hypnoo<• • •H ltM o •O<t.thop f'tb 26 01 7 p m "' 167 1'\FAC ·a .... ..-.~ .. ,,. . . .m,...,. r ... ~~-~· 7.)0 ,..,. •D<~ Squltt J Alpho llltmo Alpho ,..... Slln4oy • Squi.. Clu<ltlo<ta coli c.... Clrcolo ItaliAno - p rn 111 lJ<I in 10)<1 l'londoy 61 4 p m c -... ----1)'--..&.,otlp"' ... ~ St!utro r-. • SASO,... 11« c-.~«M . . - . l P"' ;.. lhc Tolloon s.n.to ~ ........ , _ poyon If,_, c:w\nOC. ...-~ ~"e4 4)(i 29!>0 lor lnlormollon. can an.e.M Ttnt 01 Jot .._ CAC DMco ..W.tbon couples ln<ttJng Fob 26 o1 4 p m in 332 Squho movies. arts & lectures El-l c - w • - - Ft1My "' • - "' .,. c ~..o~>~>y ~ llcii«U ••-It lew 2 Oold - . lof tho &!folo ~- .. CltwW>d ~"' 2 Aucl o.l>.....,... ~ '2 comphrMntar)' d••nlu Of! ~ I 'roctoedt Ocncf.t the CAt O.nc:~ ~fathon $pteh4ttl DiM« to Mnerk lht Chitdren • Hotptta~ h'c-lhon ton\ofTow at 6 p rn at ~• l ie Cott.egoe. P6rktllk •• Rt. 1911 FO< '""'"'' ull884 3281 CofM ..,.,... Ftendl ol tbo Frtlldl T - Thwndoy. .. 11.30-l.lO P"" I n - c.~...,. Al'ttOS . . . - o.. Mdclll, ., aa M.,.•t....,.fd ~- 7.l0p..m_ W1 C26f'.,._, The lliom.n's Stv4lu Collqc ~ WOf1r.lllop t a ««PI"'9 oubm-. IO< the 5p<tng •• ol fiiDom oiO...O.... · - · -lry,oumotllnlot..... _ >110uld """"'" no me>« iho.<1 ~- cl -ry to IIISC Po.lfJ Wort.>hop, 108 Wln.,.or Aft &JI l405. Otldh~ II ~ret\ 1 a_, o..w l'lor<:h 21 1n lhc AI_.. ~~-. Squo '< Pot ~hcn)o - t h 3 I rn the Gt......., , - -... 2 "-> p,_ 28 In Clort. Gtm foo Colofod Crtll ...,.,,, 4 _, Oet" O)m ~-•tlon, ltcHrm ond O....,.lo H ...... - · c. .... """""" omc. ~"''""''I lhc OS $'..- b)' Prof lll•ro) Booi.<Nft o1 ~ 10doyel,_,ln7~C-T ...... 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Sundor ot 7 9 p m Coli Jo< ot &362915 or l'lory o1 all 1&72 JunJofa who wiY be going on to greduetc or protuatonat 'IIIChoot who v.iU ~ greduetmg In ,geg .noukl -.et up • teftJM.:. ftfe W "'"' M'"--.:'k et 8313~1) Ol C:~ I O J Hl)'ltt C \0 ma-...r ef'l ·~ Ptmen• 831 2119 Goy Peopl•'s AIIIM<:< <olluhOII. . lode• ol 9 p m In l07 lo~* nMnd Nc• n.~btu a1•t)-t ...t'lc-on,e Tc:J,tM. the' mowetnent for lton•~ fuiM~M d ~ Thc:W~~ eft~fif'n.~fot• •• ••trr:t ~~.•no• open IOf' t.M Mmt'lfef K '(OII•~Id " "~he"" • t1e\AI'd tAAQf Oft~"~ Of"'tot-. .-l '\.9'*".. ~ ~~~ IOffiOfto-. .t 8 p m ..._ 410 81~ 12.. f'.tn erM'*'llt-..6-9p ft\CKCOt!"-4'10)46~~Qtl T~.,. frorn 6-9 p.m · 1M1 · u.n v...,. of 1t1ot: ~ L#r;o(t T\olll"td..p al 6 !:10 p.m '" l20 ""FAC [l~ou ._,.,..,your...,onv <'Cif?>Otollfa.OO)-.s.y.e....,. Ullll'ltenwiUonai-Wrloren -"d col\lnmi.CI -.rt-rftte<t "' wrk~ng for UB lmerrtM~ Of f)llf11<'1pt:tl~ '" tU t<i1•or .. t ......d. pl.... <Ill 1M s~ ofi.C• •• 63G .l'J!>O IJ8 ~~ ~ e mor!Chiy joufMf end tt .te.:hedule'd to •PPHr thiJ SPf"ine te~Jter UB ltVrm.tJcwl41 will r~nent the fda,$ of UB lntttn..MlOt\el c:ommuruty on rnl~•neU~ meU«$ c....,. •·'lf'n-,. o. _...., ~ Pr,.,..,.. A.mcf1aft 0\'~tM.ts ~.: ~. Md a••.., b)' Or .Jomn 1'\c:CO<>noll oletw Oopo o1 c..-ogo•ph> F•o 25 .. 6 !>0 p.m "'317 11\fAt. tlllt«~ hret.l l Fotltd•n<'lnt 1-t Qft<f'l~ S~y l«"'tont rc~mr s,q ....,~ T!Jf'td•r hom & 9 p m '" the flltn"'Irt ~ f!to.,.,. dondng 10 folto- -c...~~on..,. '~• E"""'llonlsm" - · fob 26 ot p m "' 1M Sq..w cont.u.nc. n.o- a I'IU<Toy--. I O d l l - _.,.._.. ...,_, c_... CnrAde I« OINI lmltu rou 10 F - , T1mt l1le An~ Toalo Fonlo bringo )'ou Sprlne 1 ,._,.._.DAy l'ol>. ;z, """' 11).4 p,m, In the Haas LounQe. Sq.-Ice. t..lw: enu:nalnme-nt. ,t~peeken on rape, aodomt~ and te.J'UalaDevt\, and lnf04'TN1tkm bootlu. - - lor Q - - . ... - ali ·NI ...-w. T - . , ot 7 p.m In tho Jenc llftltr R-'1 Elti<OCI Topk I• Evong~loom. ""'~oct lodoy013p"' inllw_,_......,.. C-1\C. ......,. tmponant pltc. of ...... CACOonctl'l.,.tllon Happy Hourftb 27 l1«n 4·7p m. •• ,J 80tl011'\'1. ·--·-ly ,..._ . . . ·-.. . . -.ur--...-.ylroml_......__ ·-·--mey- - ~_..to.,_...___ W«ntn Tolomllomt....,uhopt-el &p_m_Sundoy • II o.m- />JIM 40 Capo<> lSI-d. 1'lftt R 7.l0pftl ··~· u a l'len' • ,..... Soool ~ 11\WStry wonlllp ......... Sunday .. ) p m In the Jenc lleeln · Ellicott ~.,..... b)' C«>l .,...... o _...., with Hlllol. SNbbM diN><• ond •rvkH ~ • 6 p.m.~ tomorrow • 10 • m. - OR- V-l<tn to holp•lllllnl.,..lloMI Mairs """' • - -cool the SA olllco • &M-~. ..,..u,.,.,.,., ,,~ ~nthe-C"""II-" a. The Study Ploct ~oao...s ... .... tlni"fl>ll) .....,.,ng c-.. • 366 Baldy. AC, I• now open lor the lpflftt aemuter. Ow tretned tutou. aU opt:ne:nced cot. . lnstructon. ere reedy to .-~ • hH dfop.tl\ ~. no IIIPPOintrntnt b ~ . 0... '-'a a<< Mcrnc1oy ....S T...-y I""" 2-4 p.m., --.. Wodnoadoylr«niZ-4p.m •ncllllur-,rrom lo.4p.m. Do)'OU ...........,,_.,Do,..._ - not _ , 10 -...1 l) Oo ,.... ._. • ,......, or ........... drllicwlty CQP"''? II,.... ~----­ do, with help, como the mo.tlng of the Ala>ltol Awor.,.,... " ' - · WednHdo)o and oer- at T. .""' l.e•~ ~.lliCWt: ll44 "'-•" St ~~ M ••I tpMk 4rom 2-6 p m • • pot ludo drn,..r __..., b)' Tohtoy Coli- In 107 Town-"''nd ~lp you &urn to organlre liMe, dew-top your vocabu~ry . take be.Ufl tea\il"e not.u, ~your tutbooka, take ..-n end f'ftd testa. es we.tles any other a~pea of .wdyine We - .w • lJI 'Ptak a' 4 J0 P-"' •-y "<lo4sptll' and IOrn«row .. 8 p m """SUlldoy ot 3 and & p .m In thc ~ Conwll Thcoo•o. T\t~... O>olloblt In tho ScNI~t Tid<tt Offic~ Y- -·· _..,., · - X enol tilt Scntult I« ~~- lodoy oc fiOOfl "'234 Squlr• R\lfbU" " PovloYo In w.n.ra .. Sul!vnet. 7 9-.lO ...,.,. .. the Jrooioll and c..ur. - ..._ o. 1o 013 p.m. ln 107Norton. AC, or all ~7 lew lurthc< 1nfotmalkm. " lily llrill..rtl c:.....-IOfiiOI!t .. 4.30. 7. -9:30p.m. ... the Squhe Coni• ...,.. Thcotff. orr... ,,.. ~· "Health" 01 3.)0. 5:JO. 7:30,- 9-.JO p..m.l-rowln lhc Sq..W Corti•""""' Theow """ S<ondo)l In the MYk't and lnlormotlon 1o ell U8 • - Oo you Ita.., o be.aiint In SWJI&RJ <:ouru or t.h~ Ptetldcnt•l Ccrrnm-.? GLS •udtnu to oct . . dtlondtn l i > r - F<>< ,_., '"""-""PinOI ClS. <lpoft II ~prn..l'loodoy, r - , ., n--,.WidFrlcloy;I.Wd -n..F...nu.V.......... IIIIIen"tonltllt"""--M mldnlglllln the~~,._., 1.eeo1 ......._., o..,.,p ~.tgol Serv~t. bas,_ 1 """ w~ 1n l40 5qWft ...... l'londoyo '""" l-5p.mln lni'\FAC.EI-..aJI-2273 ~~· AN<t. ....... OOdoy .. .7 ,...,.., 352 ~-=.~--1Siodoyo1 6.l0 p.m. In the ....... a.,_......, In 220 eto......... =............. ...,._ ..,.,., .. 2 p.m. ;, 102 W-ThcoiO<.I'Iorlon. . 1'M. Jar and co-~ 170 NAC . Wid on 146 Oooitndorf 0 1 7 01>4 9 15 P.lft. c-..... Slln4oy .. • • 6 15. - The• ..,. 8:30 p.m .. lhe Sc!-t _.....,. - - - ... 0111>-Spodol cloy 111M IIUI ID Holloloy Valloy on Feb. 26. 5ltln ... In olllot " - aa '--a.--_, """' 8;»10.30 p.m ln lho~ AC . aaw- ·,v__, ._,._......,.1'\onoMr.. l:JO p.m. In the Cloo1r .... ;.......-in llyjng - - - · All - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Siotd 111114 fndlr IIIII S\JHY "...-.,1" II ~ tJw lllb lloll duNiaa ~bat II .._, """' ..,. Ill~ for u r rwldaional ~ lldp tlwOCIP 1 ...- .......k... 1k Tnatlcc'• Elecuclv< Commiucr ._ W«'l< . , . - 1 cuilloe ~or SUO for un~cs. 1)00 for Ia•. ~ ...S ~· •lldcou aDd SIOO tor Dtocdlty, ,......,. IDd ()p!On>e>~a~Y. Only 1M IDemben dt on cbc . , . _, •• Commluee and tbc luU Boatd Is a~ed co .....,._ tJw llclt - i m t In March. A liaft Utli-.lcy or New Yotk (SUI'IY) lpO\CimM r.ald Ilia 1M filii ao.tcl of TnulctS -..oulcl DOl be """"' 011 lh• o-alts-....nw ""ftt, becaiD<ofalawtlull a)'loudl ......,. flnt be .......,...S ftb cbt ScaclO cla)'l before cbcy .,. liMit~· n,,. lllllllolld of nwt... Will IIUiy- ...,._lilt SI:IO IIOclctJracl"* IIIII- ••ioe _.to~~r_.S\JIO'_ •cct. ~- ' 'lakll>J cht easy qy - ·" Ucuw:nict Pra.dc:ol 11-. L. kaca . .. ow of......., ...S r ....... IIIII to tilt .......,._ ltobcn ,.._ _ .., 11>11 .-,_..._,...,."II~UBmc et) , "IIWil-ka cllrt....,. • rh< qooa~rt1 or ed_ _ ,.. dot boo4lft orrar -"SIIIdaou dl . . _ . U • ofr<r<d ,.,_ laid IIIII ........._ .....,.. .,-_ .. aor c~~ta:· "'*..na.............. - - - . * -'iyclainiJI<, pall llrrcc ran .W. yonSc•~...,.,-llll>fOWd _r..,..,..., r.. did-- . hot force4 SliNY to ..U pr-aabo<:U lot.,.... or.....,..-...,_....,,.... U Bo.qooa•dlot ~... to t.lk can or ··11 ..... &a the Haltll Soaoa> ...s Ids "IMI ~.SUNY and_....,. tlvOOOJII," 5qrC aapbMiaod " II b llftfon..,..olloal thty did paruclhls , _.'' 18 $prilla lte(), lit< IWO Stole houfa puled I lUI• minlllt W.l Milooa ..,ptoprl.lllbn bin after ao inreml .. SUNY....tdc elTon. 5Y!I)' OWicdlor Clift<JII R. WlwtoD .... aiel ... . _ to ~ ........ lhc 1911 .....,..,. lobb,..., l.caclaDtcAlfan.'' capbl. .. HoY\ udloimcd, ..,...., they..., ... rh<r...cniiCrhal *•Y·.. P<OCCU· Sjqd Mid ..... lhc twlioo hi ke "11rillcakr .... -our or the or OJJY rct1onll.ion elt011 u "tbcy ISUNVJ ba•.. ' Oitllllnlt' IIIII Sk:ad ..., critical of IUdl plannina. ~~~~ tho< ony ~""'or -oak~ ''oblot..-u tilt ....,....r or 1 c•oon bib " He abo -.led Ilia wch a h~ ••....,... puled lhc Lqpslolurc." His C!OIIellu<. 8t11Talo ~ llollham HoY\ 1 abo C!OIIOannod lhc lult ··• - ,ooc1 for . - ..." H< anaded the SUNY T....a... for ~ tJw hike , . . _ Lc:pslllrvt ClOII<Uirll- " If man: _ , . b ~cd in the Scate already proVIclcd thcmldvu W1l1l tbt momiiCihc)occd " IIIII ... a4nuucd tho< ... bopc loa rex Lqular~--10 tbt f.........Uy..udtoo Sc•• ~ ed-100 ''>"'em "Wo wtl lutvc 1 0 - th< bo.da<llooU kke 10"'. •• lhc Ht&ha t:cl-1011 o.a.m.aa ...S, aclclll1&tllll b• coaunrn.. had ,a tci loold a..._ 011 SUNY'I -Ia} Ho)1 100. ~ tlult lie ..... - · .......... Lqjillnt~ -ld "" ..., .... Boord .... ~' cltOclcd 10 &DCftiK '""01 .. , rlon't . . _ ............ .,., u '' Lqdlati••- .,...,111,... r.., SA~ -..aable r011 ...........,. 011 me Sdoool'• ''*'- tilt l.c:afi~WweiOt-. SUtiY' opliaba. HuoredtiYc ill pall e-uo... a..tea. ... u-.pw~ Mardi--· an.,. j s....,.- ISM .. _ _ S\JHY, 1 .,.,..,.,.. . . , . _ .,.,. TINttdor .., 11w Slood>aa llllliled tJw hlh 11 "repr...._.,.. .. IIIICI St....._ ~ioa of tJw Slae UnrverJ~C) CSASll) P r . -- IIIICI r""""' UB •IMI<ni- Jam Sun -.....s tile T111i1ea or .__ ..a rtJ CoeiiQIIIII Ia lbo New Yorl City oClic:e, 5qd ...,..._ tMI tbt n.a·~" • llboul ...,.,.. for 1ft ..,u..s.- clano*ory ....U IDU. ____ l l _ ............... . _• * S\INY, Ia ac141lioe co •hll 111< ClcMrMt prooldtd , ,_ • -...,.. lK boo4in .._.....- SUNY ..U ... U.. _,It acodl ~ ilo<r...s ....... ,_ . . . . . I)- Alto, tbc UcllYCf>lly will 1ft batl flllldt fcx of the b.ld&ft cuu m the Libnnn, Gmcral ~ aac1 m other l.,.ittlllOMI Semca. He prcdiaed tlw lii1la SUNY ._ propotcd fcaort~~~401 of tbc 442 _ . . . t cuts. V B 1lrill ,_,.. 1 to dtml1111< Odly "f,.cto ......,.. poll)l-. Tbc Sell< IYt tiled 1Yt atlod UB to cut •1 -loa> ucl tbt ,.,.._ luke u ..poacc~ to IYvo " • _(.,... ~, tbc Pf,_.,U\1 riiC>ll<rliDG. -d.rllto He- thai L 8 .... lliU- r«a...t • Y .,.....,_,...... 011 r- v.""'*"" •... O l h t r - - o( .... llol < • V.- E•CII llio<Mcll tbt · - lul • ..... )<I 10 ....... e f I!'P'owal. tbt lJaMnory ''HI procnd,. tlw ..._,._ r.M1 M •illbvolhc _ , . Cfr- Clio - l • U..r~ [~~~ 18 February 1981 VoL 31 , No. 60 SU NV 11 Bullllo _____ _ , Regents plan under attack from •mpro wC'at-•1 dvr to • c-cudu auo• ~ Tile .............. - a t rbm O'UWti ........ ...,.., be ......a~.., ,.,... Yoct Stole. oolr b e - .r ........s.m~ _ , . ................ _ UB,AMA ..... d would be clil6ook, al impoilible, ror lhc llooJd of R-..to aW.c I rdJable d<doioa 00 ac<q>~io& I JCbool IOidr oo 1M bull of a q...UOODAire. Nau,lu.oo $IlleS lhb Stole 11 101.0na tJr'..l umcl due to tbt ..,.. •umbtr of ,...... Yortm clcsariooa mcclitalt.-irra, but""" art' J.h•t 0'" Of ft&IW adtooilo. llle acacdilllloa .,; a . . . lllta to •ucl1 · abroed, lor tbt r11101 •- yan or c:IMiicol npcne~~C<. Tbt VB and,.,..-.._ The....._. 1M plOD Ia ..,..,...• bd4 ID cliffami paru of lhc Stole, .,., .....-.led to ,~.. tbt a_. r...n.ct 01111t aoerodllllioo 1c1oa .....a flr1l pr.-1 ._ Ocaobcr. lhc pia will allow •utleau Aud)'iac io r....;p JCboollto <1o lhclr thinS and r-u. ,_ diaic:al _.k Ia lhc Vftilal Sella. 0. or tho -'< wbo voioecl ~ ' to* plan last was UB Medical Sd>ool Ooan Jolla Naqbloo. His main .-Ina, Ill< llid hlo rtlllrll 10 Buf!alo, lavo!Yed lilt "Amcricln 11uclatU In 011e of lhc profit· - - Doolt iD tho Caribboao" .............. .,._..,., •'iJ> bulincol to melt 1 pro(a, be • . . iDttnll. Sr•cral rorraa• ••••cniuu ICDI ~-to tbt ........ Aa:onlina 10 lhc 1'lmc$ artidc. 111t111 t1aat thdr imtkutioes .,., ~ equalilr widl or Amoneat~ a.......s school•. Thcr on worried. ho-. tllat lhc Rqmu will ~~~~­ trcmCIICiouo stand.rclt-evco kvoh tbooe of Scllooolo. Tbc R..-. "'"'* .......... c:oaoidaiaa lilt -tlaoe ... -·will.,.,.."" tbt Amaicaa , . . . . _to ltl"e IBIIItaudalll'lataat." .......01 ond otbtr doclorl .,., ....... .... _ ..... _ , -Amcricln ldiOOis )II,ODO ..._._ ......... " lilt us.cn.ncc~ ~ -a - ..... . - . - . . _ . . , _ _......,or..,..... .. o.an~ II.....,_... ..,.. "ao .,.uty COIIU'OI iD - ..=...._ ..... pooled - ltepruccuetlvct from UB and t he A-nc:.n ~ Allclc:iiOotl ( AMA) p~ primarily oqa&l .. 11tacla 10 1M Scale llooJcl of Rqaw' P<OPCI'III 10 ~ fordp ......... adloolo ... lb~. . . . .. ..... bd4 lilt 1M or II• woe public: ......,.. oo ............. - a ~"" on-• •Uri. ~ 10 1111< n-s. WOGIId ............. no try New vort Stolo.IICCOr1!iaa 1.0 Dariaa w ~~~roo mt«iaCS. w~~~c~~ took a Nrw r.ri' on1ck. -.lei ~ P- ill New Yort Ck7, Alballr ODd U.. tina lilw U!al _, \JS ~ llu a odlotlcr ovu tilt P1111 ~- Wftb, triod 10 .....til I fOI'tip merliclolfldoool. AA . . . - . . (Of ...S ...... lhc n>OW WCR n-s .-.....d 1000 IICboollab<ood Cllcr oo-abocol lind., ,...,....01 ~ . . lht:n: b ... - o( polillcal couder1d01" ill tilt <locisloo. ......., IIICMJ<W~n""'*---. to tdlools litre, bt 111114, IDd- of.-....., willl powutlll polillcal backlna ..., .... .,... to """* ...... ,..... ...... _._........ ...... to orudy One arpmon1 for tbt chaoc< is tlllt .........,. . . . ill Mordo . One or lhc ...... tnrdat o( doc cltdliDD b tbt ..._.. or 1 . . . or doclorl Ia till< Uailed Sella. A •&1ldy by dot ~• Modicol AIMoor)' eo-lb.oc pmlicu a "-Per crop o( '10,000 ....,..... by 1990. Tbc ...... loallu o( doaon is cspoaerl.u> ..,-ac .. iDcnur ill llac ......., ardiical .... u lilt o( al&blosllia& ......... .... ._.. $250.000. Inside: The musk of Muzolc-P. 3 I Test your world k/IOwledf!-Pp. 7-10 I Suds-P. II I Hoop (ortJmes-P. 13 �It I - ..................... . . --........_--- . . B----- • _,_ ..,..,... 11113:00- �l •i ! ! H0 ti!OTC:; ,_ . . . . . ...._...._. ·~ M __..,..,.,._...._... ~ ~..,. -k-~~--.,,.-...,,c, It M • ...,.... .., a~ c-. .......,. ......,.,_._.... . . . . . . .._...,...ICI_..M ef.M SA Senate shoots down ROTC Arrtr ...:edina from tb< SUNY l)'>l<n•. UB't Julie Andrews, too? Shopping malls are alive with sound of Muzak You !Ia>< molt bkdy -x..l U.C .-Ilia& mUOK pl.aycd ID drwoon, do«O<'s orroea and •bol>l>•aa malls. Alld )OV bdlrw d\11'1 oD you dicl-ooucr d. llw tbt tNIII 11 tltx it probebly ,...,.,. In mild! dcrp<r thM you rallu. Ill lhc am< •1oy. subloii!UIOI suuutlon •ort• •• "'ovlc• l(lasbiaa a framc or a JO>ey a., Mao oo 1.-utm Hutton'• r- PVUIIlh< .n.-..cr iu1111bk WF· l'llllh< symbols ~ .....S 1o11 . . . _ ........ m)'lhmo, ce:mpoa, and aud•biY unpera:pubk commands dttm lh< IOJicncr to wort ,.,..,, an nwn, 01 >pcod . _ . mooey. An 0m!fl ~ ad•~ article rcporu !hat a N..- OrltanJ wbclt pooplt fed btucr. II• bnlbt. 1IPbca umpo " <p«~a~~y .,...._, to d1Mwb," Gantoe Ald. Muuk u•c• a ··sum•l•• " ' - to crcac moods fO< llli<JWOC. , . , . _ C'Oftl< ., fift«ft atftutc fC'.Jf"f'111'· • nh fift«< """Ill< or _ . . . , or """"" "' bel_...,.. bt oddcd Aalordlna to J<ffrct Schrult'• boo~ O>rilr •ltd T.stt, radl wamnu r•'n a PI)'CIIolopcOI bfl, I tC'.'I\J.t of (orwaJd movrmcnt . t- s-o.. Ho-. doG admitlhlllhcir mllllc doG h<:arill&.- .........,...,.. bt ha~-~dfoa ,"u ""'* all does." - - to a Mllllt btoc:hure. Muzak lbo<dd bt ~ btll lllould lnOumcr your beartboOI, mcuboliam ud rapira(joo, enerv and alerU!cu, aod ibollld mate the llsiencr rduod or w:ited. A<loonlbta to Gor<loo. mild! or lhc <trOd and cmOiioo In a movl< b prredw>d u mmiltl from lbt effons of th< acton and l<trcudt bUI bt malntallu tllll this Is a "--!<rlhlrd or tbt - · - " ' IUUillrlllltl and tbt r<rNiftdcr is in rcull liN publlr: areas sudt as blots. departm.,.l stora aod cnalla. ~\l'PC of"miiSlc" llsed 10 motl"'tt< orne. WOf'k m Is wbU oobe. "cconiiQI 10 Jcny MUlder's book Fow A,..._,u /tx tlw Elllfr/lttlt/oft a/ T<lrv<tiolr, ....,.. buDdiQal: ua w1U1c oobe, a 'inlx or dcclronic tmM lhoo mcra< lnlo a hum. Sc:nnrJII)y innoc:uoua. ir m!J th< air, with an """" bac:kvaund tone, obscurlJta r11>dom nohe or *I • tht ~ t~m• •ti OM ul 1~ to""" on lbt ,_,.,.., ....,.u Th< .-.cnt "'"' >~oa«< to ou.c QUdalr coruoou..,... about th< •rnnu0<111 lwtion dorm and food ""'~« luU.. ..,.... ctwnn.., Stt>e ~llYn IOid "The nrlll ,... a totai1141C<a&." l>apl.sn • ·•ts 'cr.U Cht r&rst IU'M' ln IWtO )(1.1~ hen tUI t •\o(' """' H.... Lou!ll< poo;L<d IO< t .tu.Jnot ..th " mini H""' kluna«>~lf<1 In rhtdayro m, -.........,.,bad INm co SA f"'ITtr.-....b. ~aac Ai.W'MN~n..an John 'h<Hn Md l•)' Coun.;attna~~ OJ\..J lnlhn .. \(.\tlf,.C tht..1f ~ruoe h.J C,o""',oor Uu.1:h l f'~ .. lu'\.u.tt"C" H-.lf,t'S ROl e! (wn •" ...hi .n """"for Slii>CflDMkd Succrt$fuUy llsed~ll t<dmlquo to reducr •bopli • orche.tera Q.tc. 0... th< tro<t or th< .... bllltkcroiUid music they dub 1 Mid ar,.....,... bla~ ~. jUJI bdow tbt 1..-d of Muat Y1lri<l " ' prosrammma oooscious he&riaa, reptallQ&, "I .-nllna to tlmc of day, and th< wiH not 11<&1, I am hon<~~, I am dayofthc-."Bc:lwcrntwoand IIUII...,...hy." thr« o'tloc:t wort.. <fficl<n<y The word "MIIUk" has become dipo," Qj)lallOedOO<clon. "It il•h< 1 aen<ric lrfm for all the mid al\omoott blabs. We pr...,..,. bac:tvound. - t q e d mUilc. mo<< allllulatlQ& mwi<. Bras. is HC>ft\'ft', ills acr...Oy the 111m< of 11>01~ .UmulllinJ !han woodwinds, a _..loo thll produca the cctt a lo rbythma ar< mar< rruasic. Coctti'II'Y to til< popu]M •tlmulltlna than oth<n . "" bditf t1101 " MIIllk" b on:hatnbmoroltl.,tbllnathao• fr<qumt~y hoard In d<Valon and small oombo. A r....,. tcmpo pidu _ . , ol'flcrs, -bsmu ror lliU., up a llttlt more. It mtmt<r· a..Jlalo's btlll<h of tb< Mllllt • Kls fotlaue ud dcpr<Uion ." Corporotioo Da•ld Gordon Gordon abo aplaiocd that rumbu r<porU, "We ba~ wry frw an bdt<r thao ,...._ m boolliftc ooetta<U ia dr'ta-. ud I aon f&&tlcuc. M usk for a ~is 11>0« C:Oll8t !he oublalpcloAI from calmlal :lua a Monday whal t11cn dOc:lon"" one: bud.'' b a .,ur<r ......! fot ...,kcr IU!IIulatioa. Ac:c:onlina to Gardoe, onc: llolrd -IMot .oc.-rl ~to Clor6>o, tb< •liSle of Ute ~dy 1000 Buffalo tba& lhc Muzak Corp. disuibolta Is ac~oun" att: fa orfittS ud JUblGlDal. ··~~y rldinltioo, lodOIIII\II planrs, tit< heavy subtimiaal b below lh< thresbold or cmpbOSlJ Oft rdinlq fatilue. ~mattcn . Conu1~C Oft 1\1- oomb•lnl monotony and '""'"' Muaal. una proanau wath ....,.,iaa O<d<o. rromlcut to,_ wmulotlQ&, to rll)lt '"''""· Th< nlmuiUi valuc or cod> tdca....... ,.j~ tempo, id<aion 111d ral>nl 11 th< Smat< Mea rna. 1ft<r bnn& contidc:ml ~., mbeool«ptiool "A dr&lM WOGid bt -~·aa ..,tho<rt m.....,. Muui< usa II¥ PG'"'tr to prod,_ ooodluoru "' wrll< l<tt<rS," 1 SA ofrta~IIOid Th< poswbthry of ROTC murnnr& ro UB """ Student ~""' !SA) Smll< me\ In liqu~rc Hall's HU> l.owla< lui TlturKII~ to clucU» pot~ badct-"t-1.1 ~-•UJ foh., ,..U4J~~.;OU·h~ oJJ•..,..., U~ to rbt r.,.. 11><> or< •k<a.l• ""'kt p.u""' ~apl..va notf'd lo IJ\c "''~""" ~ tet c\(V\~ thcu: upl.tt•.tfh SA WM~ 1 "'1h'f ,.rtt•n.t \lun"t tht" rAil, "c u'lUkJn'' "C't'p up o....rll'lf)Al&A a rt«1tt s1udm1 •»4"mbf)' mmuaa taw W<dnod&t Th< .._.,. •oted 114-ll 1101 to 1<1 MOTC ~~ on ...,..I'll' lhe Smll< ~ • mU(.oo tt\al • -.outd ~'C1 m.""'c'tw tWKtma • .a •tod<m dubrlrt rttwrntdlolJ B "Th<""'"atl lftd Nu.._auoo ~ not 11\n,•• ~N S"- ..,~, IKD01h1~ Ia the- PI" •ud<-nh h.o~"c ('OmptaiMd tb.M and f" 111101 ha\t not h.ad ._," t., 1WMC flu .. )art~ ~A ti IOdl co ~ lh.M. ~l('t&n r"fCM'\ilifd Tba" ~·, Spnr\J,Ibl • " be- a lt11 '"lnl • .&.\tef1C\I ,._ Of1"'-ca.l"', ,......S tk) "'"""''' tUlQ ) ~ "-""'- --mawr"~ ....,._C"n ~11\tfN b&ndt 'tt"" ~WC~UOI'c'dl •hC1htt Of fh-•1 II II'('<U\1-<f) \J<,/)t)l IO< I boa - -.,a, • Of1h 111'-P , .. 1\4, ~l 1ft .. hd ,.,.. ... '"'-\. &NioiiP ~-- Bur t.r..&rtan det..tetft'd ftt)f~ tAM ""'• tn.ana \ .IlL the Of'H L \lf.t,urn.:v&.. IIC1nlt\ -..\ L~UTiLilft \ilu..h."Ah piUIKrp.tt .k1Woalh "'"'lh<if .... h. !\Aikll"l' ""' •nfounaJIOf\ and ~rtl'\f Ml\f lf'k OfJ) IIAK' lhfi:1 t..P• .,...,,.,.JO ,-.kftt Ja:" I"'-: moe•· \twlf'ffrr.t J'=I"'C"t1 _..,.,......,_~.,...,t atOUIC' uatetesl or ~c- • dlwn:ioa. SPRING ln~malls,prosnmrn"" BREAK "to cnalla they don'• Wlllt ...,., sikocc. but they doa'l Willi lhc mu.roc: 10 b< ctut<r t(IJ< <ilhcr," aplaiocd ()ordoQ, "If yOU're Aqia.a a toa~. yo-u c:aa•1 11 <~Sa~tial '81! listen ro a sak:sman or you won"t bt rronr """'""-min& is- ·~L •It»~-. · M~~ ........ ~-n..-.. FOIIIIEUAVATION !NFOIIMATION Call To41·fr. . , , _. . ._ In ONo 1·-HZ·)4U •••••••••••••••sa•••• .. BOB & DON'S MOBIL •o 1375 Millersport Hwy. Amherst N.Y. Al "aroaad u:o," caclt statloo rebroadcaas tbe 10 JUI>o<n'bas ..,.., it liP on special FM tUDtr~ .....;.-.n. '*"' • OIL CHANGE • LUBRICATION • OIL FILTER e Watiapo,.. bira all the prod..-, mus;dans, ~· O<t:h&ns, that arc •«4!<d to thC' souad. 5 Ota. Mobil Super 10W 40 Oil .,.......... ThC' Mobil 011 Filter · Complete Lubrication ......,...,... they ... - prq>arcd by WestiJII)>o- till~ Olld cop)'riabted. A<lconliaa IO Oordon, Muzak useoa bro.d .._ a>ctioll or effeaJ'. " We. ba~ all diffcreol types-a lot of prop-am miiSic. from Frank Sina1ra and uwrenco Wdk to lhe h< ~ SPECIAL OFFER WITH THIS AD • sd«tioos to acc:omplbb their Allman Brolhers. Fir<rall," noted.. """'*'""'' "UMTI:O •-.ca • .,,..,..,. lhc Wcaar II SOidRe. ftoaa ~ben it llb<ameddo.... toeonbaMiomia all dba ..t.ere Muz.ak has o bnladl. produce S!UC!Oflt $u~tn01 ~ aaluao ..,..,,.. at 1M u1'4..S... BoftmO<e Hotel tile LaUCI..Sale lla~~eh Hotel. and tt>a ea..r...,. Windt Hotel • .. oona:ruratina oo 1 carefully laid OUI display," S.udi<:o reponed in S1111p, ~klr tUOd Popul#r Tasu indlcal< lhar mlllk ls enjoyed by both employers and eustocncn. Eastc:m Airboa rcporu that musk Improves lad and (rimdly coo...-..tioa llllOQI switdtltoanl opcraon. Productioo 11 u Alabama t.lliuiltl ..w ir><reued nio< ,.,....,, .,_ Muul< wuiDsulled. Th< MIIUk Corporaooo 1s • diri.&ioa of the con&)omaatt Wr:aiftaboux. Tbcy Ita~ a maio libnrr in Westbury. LODe IJiaod, Ocean Front Hotel Rooms in La'uderdale $13.95 • SAVE OVER $4.00 JI••••I!I••••••••E:oli-1!:0:::::::;=--.i Yts and • ' �ieditorial f .. _.......... . -,._- .... -. .....__ _ __ _,.,, ! .A claa&trolll ! _..,.,... ~ • o•e • .._.,0..._...,_ _ _ 1a . _ . . . . . , IIUI , _ ,,. ttart k _...s to b e - pol•tle*lly ----'*'•lt~impf--~-.,..bf...., .. ~ J -•It• .._, be _ , . , b y - - t o • _ . _ , An I>JI MC~-.-Iclon"' beconductecl, ...,.,diiiQ to IIW ~It, Utlleol 1- It tiOI Ol lniOffllttion "'JH1ng In IIIOM IJUlOell- I I nol-thal • ,..,_.In anolhtl counwy have too muclt dllllc~tr -UillniJ -~tiiOn Wlltl Will be IIW - . 011 lnothullon to moilt lht l'IO-ion -ionnal<e tnt-eel -IKOI.ty7 And _,lei --·lone--·""" ot....S-- Hue to help Tot"- fd,IOI: llNCtU'fed • 1would like to ttlco lh" ttme a n d - to dorocl thlt p.Ubloc _,.,. , . _ . , ., to IlioN ••~•• ..110 p.OfniL C()f\(IU41f 1ne.e ate ~-1)1 entolltcl tn und-.flaCIUIIt 89onl0~ COUfMttlourbe-Un...,.ity lc.ncertalnlyr-11 lilt Gayt • - I 01"'1J01td lllfoUIJII IliON el-lery and •n• - . . . - _ , _ OllOnd•ne tone,.,.,. ..._,tell lt · - ,,. _ _ ......_.,._,OOftol .,. _..,... occa-• ' - . . . , . . _ - -moralml>oftant In ll9htoi N ,_,..,. Cl•tl-iallfW . . . , _ '"' prtttrill ....... Acoonllnf 10 118 0 . . . - !leuQ'tton art-·tilt lrlco Thanll Goo t o t l f t . , . _ l l _ Thai--IOIIIIW~tlhal 101-' aullfuncl... · - , , _ ~- ..,....., 1 .,. "'" .............. . . - _.ed hoW 10 be tiiJtd. !... pfootM ot r7 ''*......, - 1 0 * 1 - • havt no-"""..,' -.troto _ -a- ......... ----~ •-*"*''I • •- _.._ ~o.. •H~~ "''" 'Mhcn 1o tornetlmee m•rw~ ~hno or~stea~ Y<Nf IndiVIdUAl p.rCC>I4m CM b e " ' - t>y YOlK pt/1-tlon '" tilt 6ptr>ill\ TutO<lal PtOIIfom Thl• progrom"'""-'-~IM.....,.tiOf IIIOM WhO.....,. C>t•te Ia~ ctlllf.C.ttOM ~ •• IN ,,.,.._ u••""""""' · - ,_ - - ... be•ne o l - by o.,..,..., s.a.... .....,..,., ....., .... ~ cond<rc1 """"'' ,_lniJt on -..stya ~ '"' a.....,_..,-· ",.,.. COft'-cc - · aa:Oidot>g to wo,,I • 111'1'* tntotfl'\.&f* \ Mat~ •• 837~ or "" •• e:»-5000 ~ " " ' - · ""' art-. to...., JOU to 1M- o1 - I 0110•""'1 ,...,. - o. - ot,.,.. - · · • ~- ··-""_.,._ lot~·-....,·~ tl\tf De ot o -~- Halla 1>'0"10 - - llwoecllor two_. -'CI"" • - tlwfd anotCNflll _ . ot , . _ 01 a """"' 1>0'10._ 10 ljoan.al\ _ . Ill , ... Uot•tecl 51tle&. Ctrtall'll' .,. - ' " " ' ol .,.., SpantOft CIVI> ,.. .. .,. _.ac~ on .,.. Wltll _.,.,. 1 1 - """' lrtlo P'AY Ytt k ThereiO<a, - •• tiW _ .. lllht~ttlao~to,_.IL II N.ugh-. lOf lnotanoo, ,. COfTeet In lito IMimott A - n o t n - - · *Oecl aro 111..- beCAUMII!tf - · .,...'-! adml. .ion Becaun ol a la rQ• lnllu• of lettets, "Open Fooum In tiW Unltecl ltotao; " - · , ....,.,.blo 10 tllat tilt""""""" will not appeao In !IllS lasue ol The Sp«::rum II woll ... tow. 10 begin wN~ OomiMM llltl wNII lnotNCIIOfl lt>tl It a lltQediV relutn neat Wednesday and follow as a regular weekly _ . , and you uncloubladtV ho•• at~ll roturni"' to IIW Unttod Stat" leatu•e tltlft*O- Oiprol-lonoi-IIOnW'IIOtlt'-t-eclthaniiiOH ....,. ~~- ""' How ,,.~~agen,, proooM Inti Olocrtp.ancy -beOOhW! In ol 1M fltkt that lht p.OfiC)' Cht"'t onto•oo. • - afiJU"*'" .._,,,.kart oon•tiiCintl Part-.rl}" lo IIWclalm lhalll>t wl1oiO - - 1n t i l t - ~mprooo , _ _ ~~- Wnotttllttlt a t i W - '""' In ott-.ne to"" · - - b e d4lmaiJtd TN a.- It~ -.uonal oyot- - 1o u•row '""" ••• tnto Mil- -'10 not oulllnt any ruiH or ra q - t o IMI """'' - " ' lht " " - ' Etgt.t-hwndftld atMS ~ 1101 •~ ••••ds ""Pt 111110 -~· attndamL "''"'" ~ lhtooM may be · 1M O t t - now and llltn. qutloy, II _ ,.. -lei~- IO ICOO.'>~"''II- ai>Oolt co.,.... u.-..-.. -IOn ,_ - -.1-" 10 Amertcart 11\81"-"' - · '""-pool "* " """" TN 16M o1 acCitdltlne lortion mtdlC81 -~~ "" '" ¥IliUM ""' IIMI "'-'may be pr-urt II tiW ~to lo oommllltd 10 lilt movt, II t!IOIIIcl be planned • flvt or ton ,.., apan Tha ....,..,._,. ohoukl oomt befOf.-not ollar-11\t naw p.OfiC)' It p.Utlnto tltoel Fo<Oton meCIICOI acnooto l/lat _,,. Arnortcon ourodltet..,_ •~outd mo~o tilt aiiO<t to lmprovt thtlt ottndardo and INn APPly. , Tilt llagenll t!IOIIIO oliO wDfli 0<11 olrlniJ'ftl QUIOOII"" 101 grtnllng IO<elgn acllool -rtOJiotlon. II « wantl to malco that oomm«~Nnt , It the>uld be _.acl lor 011411t •ltllt and -lllnO """' aacuro '~'" • oomt>telecl QuMiioMalra tn 1M ot that p4onnrne and caro. "' hope that IliON ,..110 taoHhao ooa•nat '"' - • • a o t a ¥~<:torr _ . , . .. a vtt\' - - prol-lon, and "" llagento .,_., trndenUond thaJ Arntrrt41n MtnOa'do cannot be )to!Nn:t.-_ ....._Ot"' On 'tbe rebound TN oil.,. - · • . - ot a.n. Hat came all,. l u i - u ""ua be-1>1111 '"""' IHOUOIII tilt '""''......,' ol cot~evt oJIO'l• bed! to UB S.IO<t r()UIJOlJ' 1700 1 -. lilt ~ 111111 aCIOtCI etot•town rlvM-but.....,. imporltnt, llfll1 ploce-Buflalo Stott. !lotol-lut ylt(t SUNYAC Ctlamplonlhlpt 1<1 liB o a ntiQut gym'"" tMolland emotion ol Butta' baokotballbeen ..... A rolatlvtly poor oton by.lho team thlt yur, coupltd wllh UB atuoento' tot_, Ololnttrottlnti)Orll. t\ad rH-.Itttd In •" amply "&lena fat l'noa\ of tM "'10" But tho Built Mvt pro-tntllemMI- capable ol -ling any SUN'Itaam ancl WOfi"V ol bellI f cro..,o So "''IIJI&tulotoona IJOtl to tilt llullo ano an Ap.-I OOft to lludtnlt to OUI>I>OI1 U8 basl<tlt>aiL Voi.)I,No.JiiE ~~IFtb<....,tlll :dltor·II>-Cttlel Elena cacavas ---a·-a.......- ...,_ ·-. -_,_-c-- - - .......,._ - -.nea.rtor It Lapiana Jootph ....,_, Cloy • .. o.oor-.. ....0 1 _,..,_ ~ _._,.. - · ·· - ··· ............ . .. s.,_ -Oorro -ZirloOio ~-""' ... '""'""'" JN" £CI....IfCIItU!'i - - - ... 11-Qocwo - -=-~ - . JoHn-tlon -II.CoMio ... ~ _......., ....._•...,...c..,..---.--.,_ =...: ...-:=-:a:..-:-.=-:=..-= ~ ,...,..,,_t,..H 1 dOt\'t r.ara wt\At •"Ybadr ...,, come '''•P ~,~ ---==~------~­ ....,.. ., .. _, r==.--:c~":.. .. 011111 ·----....--. , _ . _ _ . . . , ... _ .- ~ ... •ve 1 •'• tea• DE'•..ot• •lld an•mllt. AWIICb C~•C. SI"P Chfrteif'J Tfltl I Wf'lliltl 4,.tA• T,l S.. M • 8ati\JII'IICSS~11 Anybo..d)' •no• peoo~e> t DroortwttH.I•t t.t I V'1 r IOihl of I hOM gv,- I ll lt.ey tM H4HNn JuS\ 1 J.,pllf gvy .,. '" 1 t r l'\ioQAI'ft SUO S..yc~to •!'tOW '""""'be prou0 ol If'"" ,...,. BCC> S..yc>tt r<>w • ~~ m taril:.-..o abot.i' •t J!)U don t ' rta* &~ ~ ..,.._ cclll.lk:l ~9•,... fftll t•••~ aOvu oeeauM I JUI~ fnCnUorM!'d htfrJ"' IN Wn'l<t Mf'le~Ke I& Hetm•n J~o~st e bOvt ...... •he• anybody '" B c .._but Oft'r •• '""'a $'0X)y tt '"tOtKit II C\llt Sr'f,CV,p)' II and t ~Ill)' nate lht.nQI that ••• cute Com•c su•p Ch•,•t:.~tH•I ,.., Sclftr Fo, a'WaJctalne Iatner tn .. Family Cucua It,,.. P\llhno uo 'ff111t "' tnotabtat• Tn• ~ ot Ma•mt.Ouke--..1 explanat\AY Otck Ttacy tJKause ,_.• u-gly anct h•• Gufk.,fiS '"' even~tfef 8Jc,ncs10 oec:.ause atwt " ft'iatrt.a to O.g..wod Al\d e.J.I, tlv\ cetta1nty ~ C•o •e•v"ll ._.st Fted f of\liiOfte. I VI hen tne a.cJ•oc:"k Ckle:IOI& IO'd '""" ,...,,. . was tlfiM'tQ 111 toll 1~ lMt he De\let ft~~ ~..rth ,.~$ ,.,.,. to • l'tlQf• ..._.~• r cx.mac: 6tnCJ! kfe Fred tr.&l d H• •, h I Ctwfft\. tv •eiluMd let_. and I" .....,. lufg .. lc.< Mll"'' 0<1110 ~<»IS l.lo" Uno«t•ted ONtac,.., awatdShoe Howcanyounot ~•our•hoc.ntyQeonl lretlloml>? Tnt Only Orw Tllat E_, Conies C•o•o TO iWutg AI • Con~estenr'( p,,,fulal NeN:'r Henf\' He·, o jarl<, oxol.,...tion p.oon1 111 Special awatda to Hatt ..t and Sttnly Plflrlet. a s._.., u Ihe 00\i~e m ··C.•nlv•l'' tor ateylf\O IN!thed afle' •n ,_,,,d- , , . . "11-ta. T,. Tryl<lfl To S.. •IJut Hoi Otlilt S..-•ne. Colo awA/0&- Thlaono'oa......,... T'*t'IIOmtnyolt,_I'IIWtt tbul not -tarllr by tne ,.., lettar); HMitllcllll lllwlo. Gar-. 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""""'"''"''• tunn~ Wheft •I • WtiUtn w '"" ...~ our o... 8 1\ ..,fie tt,a1 doel 'HI lnd\.vts • *"tc:J t.a• "Cti"UJAI Svnd•t nigtl\ 1n Volt!ttl~n A"t••~ t-t•~·· ts • V'C•I ~' MIG kt•• fa t>uy tltm • dltnk •t~ytlr'f'tti ConJ,C Slop C/ttiiCI..,a ("fl I Wuuf6-t-~t 7ft fii•U lniG Con tell' •••~d.Nancy t m ~·fly lo)ftd (of tttO I Ul'naf\ •a~ OVI • m suuy. I vUetiY HATE Ne,nc;y wtlt\ • passklft '"-' if A11C1 tla.,.. ~ AtiWa lN H~;n &Mm WU:l•\loriCI f 'tuat,. Haner I Get tal tw I Atlft(pi ~ Arw;t 4 S(;vstl Ar.d 'ttPe ' me 11 • ~ •r CiOft'PI•NJn~a: "" ., c.AtS•stlntty ...S •ltogf'lhf!l f-' Jbkp thtt ltfiCI .. 5oNf I powl>ob!t ... 0111) tl'fl I •<>uiCI pVncl ,...1 I ~ ~ .....,.,.... l i b ka!ICt and,,..,.~ OrJC'IId I ~·a Ci.cl 1 u41G'rl ~~ 8u\ N ract terw.n& ,.. • ,, u • .... .,...p *'ot •"'!)• ••now ........... .....,......,~ SilO • ao ""''!!0 '"'' r..:- - N<> Bft1~ S.•oe~ HeaJv•l ~• • Ht'tn-.1 bti•M Ba'b.a.'• c.u-.nct Sh• shut;al<S ~• ., gone Oviiim wtt!l tile fue tn Alt1'1\t C<Hch of the Ye•t •wa1d GH Thofp 1 onow aorna ol yOu tnlnk Cltvco IV>ri• 1$ the belt but y. ., u·,, teat cwl oobody ~~~ asmvctt ou• ot ptayeta end nas WOtl •• man)' c.n.mt)lo()tlth'P' as nts Gil He't atmpty a oanulfMI Ama11c:an Comic Trt•~a ,.,.. _ , .,.,., know ano still ·111now II I OtOn'li ..I.,...,-WooOscocli ol ~~ aigllt"" o1 en .,.., '" " J""'" "" """" than """ su•t Mtttoro nu , . . . .,...,.., ,,. P'l't'Off• 8fenaa ___ W-a ,......., t ,.,~ lololtty't noM II fO!!Otr "*' sa•• M - Str9e on1r ""ona tOOih. c.oc:o ano ,,. w-o o1 1c1 A _ , G-1 Off)' o1 tltfr Y- - tile- 0 to Garty a"""',._,.Gl.10ynaaiJOI lOll"' tilt -tel. FuMt Ano 1M T,_ I~.. lllat Ht't b<tiUant bell 1*1 ot ail ,..., wouldn't kflow""" tll>e llucl< trll A-ocan UprtU card on your lace Oltay, you'r• rigllt r .. had enough oft litO tOOWell. ona ltOI pornt Enough can't oe old t boUI Doonesbuty, sol won't- 1ry Oh, end one mote. 1 hate Nancy mor• tt\an duth, Cll-oaandl..,.lnt,comolntO �feedback ~ f Poor managnnent ro ,,. UJior. -to '*"' "" QtiCiuato In tne P!w..._~ Oopert"'""t .,. ere oJarrn«t and anowiCI by tile 1oM of .,.,, o.portment'o PIMtlg~ journat, Pll/looot>fly tnd f'Mnofrlonologl<llllll<t•ttrc>ll, to Brown Unt.ttoJty. We f ... 11\11 l/lls II nol ..,Py a 1111111• ol l*oclllal lnletWI lor llw ~~t., u we "'""*"""' ,. .,.,_........,,.,.loaoiPPRitnoc-loenyfto IM Un~IF. 1 D-. S toll DUGg" oonocr""''" or ,.,. P<NIIgo of '"" now 1011or of 11>1 )OUme l Tho - - lor fl>l lola of PPII .....,. lo be 1>001 l<ldgmeru and o111n mlaman-t on tl\e part ol 1/11 Un.....Uy Admlnlatratlon. Tl>l journal wu l o u - at IIIII Un-t~ 40 )Mrs •••ornal _..,t,.ltCol*t~-Proi.._~~Fatbet P<- Tho jO<Imal .. · - 1n 1110ro ,.,., eo - · - - .. )OUmaro In pn~y cone- ono ol 11\e ,... pui>IIMod many lmponont anlclle by I wellknown thlnuts. tucf't u Erna1 1 Ceaalrtr and Altrld Toral,j T11t fO<I<nal hal c:ontrlbutiCiaiiJnlllcantly to tl>l .-putlllon of our ~~-.._ 10n1t of •• .,..,. come to 1NI prOOfam ~ ... of OUt Willi PPII Naturally wo .,._,.., lliWI>Ol 111- w~lmean 10 11\e lUI uri of IIIII o.pon.,...,t. more O.amay.C by tiiO f..:t that 111ft loll to t>e due OOI<Hy to Mmlnlllii!IYo 1,-.pllludo _.,,.,_ .a.uor "' we.,....,.. ltom. PP/l wu lOSt 10 llllt Ufli...Oitr oet:II\IM tno Adm•n~t.t,.Uon.. .,,., "'fhl montha o/ NOO''''Iott. wouto no1 """"'• 1 oatwy ..no ol Sl2.000 lor lhO toumata edttofl&f ua.ttl.nl Prof- F a - otror>g~y - • tt\11 1110 joumol......., II U 8 - o n l y - It Ill to- 001\tlnuod *'liOI--. """" Humotoua ._.,.,.. lrom Pit~ o.pon,_\ fKully '"""'bert to t111 UniVoral!)' (ldmlnlwotloll. ..,...lnlng 1110 •llvo of Pl'fl 1111 uroonq. of 1111 .,.,._ ouoto PtolN- - • -- ·- -t Concernlne tn.e oct•Mon ot ,,.. •~•NM" ot the ... , . .. A 1?1 P!oa'" 11\ol Wllo e - to DO cauw tnnocent '"'Ill: to beOOmt tnlt.UIIMf by rettonal leablan. .,_..-and Uft~ I I*"' Brown ~Y lnlormod about 1110 ol PPR &otueo Ita nogo\lollono w~l\ Prot.._ Flrbet ln 1 ol tltm: The Unlve,.llr fKtived UO Joufnll ...-.tPCionl In exChange lo< ......,,IPCiono 10 PPR. lolony ol • - JoU<noll 010 , _ to l.oclt...,._ lilly ... - · - 01 . ..... of - ·· -•too ""'It"' ' Another solution peiA:trcrl MCf HXW.l . . . .H • INI M .......... M -~ boll ... .,. ··- - of . _ _ tuo ...._ - ...... ..,. eftOtt N ~ \N I'NU•t ""'(O ~ 0*1111 ~ Aawtt aebtMt.tUntnt.n tnt.aa.,.IM.,.tM PftQOUt few who ,.,.., un-w-•1t~y mt~•~ w.th ~'" a nd mfY ~Yen pre-tfllnt tN P'ot)I!Oallon o t Na ktnd "* ""'-""',.., 1,. .,.......,,Y It " pol1oe1Jiatly olarrnlng to I..., odmln,_,,.,..,., - l o l l It Ia to lnouro contlnlild QU.IIIt1 of lhlt lnttltuUon, tr)'l"' fO ••onetatt t'*'>to mlnlmiLo thla , . _, Vlce ~ In 1110 IWit•to £-"111 Htw•C~ "tleclla,.aeaoolniiOO'I' e-mor•dtat~ ··• and --1'••- ,.,.._,,Kelt...St>«Jru,.,, ooc..-· · -ttiiDialt-0" -.. ot IIlli ..._,,.,.. O.C 12. o l' the con•aponOence rM1Ung to the PM aU.tlf ta • m•Htf of pu~ •kOI'd ll't' mlana~ llttf ot thll eUalt l& I lfKIOUI ~n How tonO" can the UnltttNilty C.otltmue 11 a ouaHt}' lntt11ut~ wt\n A6n"MrHI1fll,.. ~,~1 ~~~• tJ<Wt ot GrNor•,.s-11 o.p.,,..,, of 1'11doooplly Lacking imagination rot,.. ErMo< h I a~- l'del IO b-'"9 t he &,ft. . . fii9Mi l'\af~ 10 EttlefJCI or an~ _.H on c......p..,s Tl'le ... pet\lln(.e ol auung up doN to 1 INe ay""pfton)' orcnft4ta CWl a. u"iQ~.ttly na;r ,.fil'f!O But I am mya.Uifed oy Che bt~t ta~• ~ler ed on lhll ptogtam-H.,_ Heyd" Uoiafl G-:NJ "'"t.< by Q)n'IPOMf'l h , . ....,,. bvl ,,.. MQ~ ~· ,,.. ~· ~ o t to tM ~ 0'"'' eott,,,., ,,.. •• • • ~ of one: COiot ,. &.rf"e u "'~omauc HI hOff' O.,bt't'll .. ematl mtnotl1)' of IN ..... ~ to YM anott,.. anatoQ)'-Ht patao. ot QOtato.-1 • ,,_._ ••c.p•"'"'.a .a unfeiit'#ICI by a apr.g of 0111~ CM a no dftwn 'OOU. Qtett.t.r AnG ''"..,..,.,.,-e.., '''"'- ~Chelt• a.l cM tfCVbl.l•anO tbPt' l'tf ~• rney be ' " ' S41'Yef'al .. .~• On« or I~.... an -tlf*"Oai'M';A: I I tnotQngel lor tNt &vbletlbef Arwd •t-e lt~Y~II • • cu~ ••PI'~ ·• "-"' tor t'Wt rH.IOf'l may oa -an aar•me• '"'•~J• nauon w. II'Wt an c.t cwogtamm•"' lfN EdlfOI T"'t tofao••no wu llll HNOS o r E~ Tolerant, ·but annoyed petaoMI IMffnG$ carti'K)I ~0¥1 anything but I t\lve f&Hh t,.,lt the ma}onty WOYkS agree wun me t at-o t\lve tallh Mit TiQ6r. thl1 )"CXJ ••mpty wete O()llhln.~li\Q whtn you UHd auch an vgty wOfG -tl>e< point you made IO whoc:h I objoct 1011\el rope •• a cume ot -vtO+enca. not a M..i'uat ~ct t ru.a.u t • UI .,,,pu,... ,.,ault 'o Ametk:a.n prlnc'cl. .. I am also tully toJot•nt.. aa t .know )'OU are. ot eny MlW~I tlftaty1e • person ChOOMI to tollow. •hether H II M184'0MM!a!, - U i l . biMXIIol. - . J . 0< .-.uall oulweign 11>1 sexualtiOIJrt&. but lllt>d 11 unroaiONll>la 10 <*:1110 11\allllwOIO 00 -~- aloll Th<!ra may ..... be '""" 1110 ...................... 1,. mlont tendonelu. Yoa, II II 1 llolnoul crime ond · l olljoct to your - - on , _, portiC\IIIIliY 1111 l - i n g - • - ' ll<tpa lo • cr...,. ol wiOionc. ogalnat women wlllel> 11 lootoroe by • ao•l•t an<l miSogymtt (my llallcel ..,.,..,,, It •• nol a M•uat .a, but rather an act ol ~enee In wttk:lh Mit~~ uood u a - . " Pllmltlly, I oCljoc1 ati'Ongly to I'OIK oonlontlon 11101 our _ . , ,_ ""-"'"" rllal to. It .... ,.. __,_Fa< the "'-of "-'"0 IIIII ._.ter brioll Wlll av- that In genonl, •• -.Jst lkn 10 . ., It II ml~IIIC ta doflnltlly lllorlllgllt.O and ,. .h. 1 hope that you "*"'Y ,...,_ tha mooning oliha word. If oot, you sllould realize how unlolr (ond v\c:~ut, a\ldl AataterMnt •• I fCM ~. nawe no ouanet w<tll Womo<\. Then lifO_... thlllllllco ond _,.,.that I oo not UkL The same ts true tor men. oe aou•M. my American..,....,, •or ~ Ct•liC:tl.'td mt .,... hllte. bvl I lnY~tl -...th etll~lln I th..,._ n. ta poee.btt ttw• ,._.. ·~• hom a comtMnatlon of uru e1.,.hng aou.at UlQft and W'dent The Vk»tenl motlvauons In most cuea .,,u ol_ _ t>e_...,~..,. to- _ , ~~leo 11>0v1 "• or to miU ouc11 -ahtooa obout anyllllng, ~ not ulo. Loolly, ott~>ougn 1 oald 1 oy"""'tl>lltol o.rtll the llfntnlll ........,..,,, I do object t o . - llfnlnltta wtto In ltlOII OOOie Que& I to< oquallly, lorga1 or all!\clly lalllo roootze that "*' ond - ,..,_~ -_........,..to ....... aa- .,. ddlecono not only tn ond - - ""' In ...... IOdely -~'*' I- atoo_..s to t n e l - o f liiDM I - t a (With Wll<cll t 011'1 . .,. you ..-o 1101 Inc,_, lo\isa l1gor) to t>eoomo 10 with IIIOir puri\IIIS lhOl tl>ly boc:omo clo"""!'lnded to oonlllt;tlng opinions. l'llo<rur1 A Clulton ln lhe pas! week lhtrl has been consloerable speculation owr wnelner Glenn Host was lntleed lhe author of the teller enlltlecl, "A rallon11 (71 plea." Tnore are c;onvinclng arguments bOll\ w i}'S. Nevertheless. to give )11m the oenellt oC the doubt, TM Spectwm requests that all related conespondenoe be a<ldrened to the "autllor" or "autnor.• oC the 1e11er. Since all r~iea ~ld be limed toward eo<r.ctlng the ml~lonslhe lettet ~ls or toward educating the public, the gene< II· reference lllould not leasen their Impact. wuueo lo ue -- PrtsMMnl Ketter ~ ko<lllnG and Stu<lenl Allain lh,. - " ' ' I (Friday. J_., JOt.... •~61t•"' my...uw.,. ._,.lout'I8B of I am responding to Al>bl Tlger'o tetter (flll<uory 11) •httn . was a rnpc>nH to 1 ridicuklul .... .,. on letbiar.rsm , Flrlt, Mia · - I •ympalhiLI groetlr "I~ 11>1 lent•l"lt11 ~l It tc. ia done faghl. It can btl an honotable. tltee1M.. al'd veJtet tnt!attl of eo«ect~ng • Orlft II'M'l obviouf lniU.illet m our SOC!et)' That IM Equal R•g'hts Amendment Oa• rK)t ~ fllllied 11 an- laO. of behavior Rud~ To To the Ecmor. f• I! t woa Woht!ffe 101 0ohton- 0.0..tMM"S Hall .rhM I J"'UUI9 tftM f'IAned IMO lnl rOO<ft. Aot_..,...,_no _ _ ., , ... _ '*''* •net of ua t.,,.. l"* rouno "'an· we ..,, Ondorat- Y ..,..,.._,., alar"*' It 1\,. · wl1lcll ..,.,. llootlla In 1110 Olll'"""' ~ wont on about 801M bm ~~ n"IJ ...,., al'd"* tiUIIWf\lt. . had not hiiCIOU~.,_t,ngondQ081IC\IIatlfiCII"'-Ii't IIJOCII>y ,,.. ·-got!. . - " " ""'-oM- ..... ~ ._.,..,. ..... ,_... ""' ,.., ... t>e ~....,....,.!rom lhO locoJ IV.""*- alter an. WOUIO """""l't lo< rv. IKit oC pr- pr-e. namt~~Y - -- bO!>O•IOr. ond 1111 tact lhal 110 wu 0100 .... ... ,.,._.,.-moo.II>O<ItlnQ at mraoll and - - ...,., WIIO cortatnly ... _..,,,...,. ha.. - In eoo--- lhlr\l<lng - ...._,.""~- - ....... cpatenltWI-'Y lmlglltldcl,lttoatiiO waa lniKt ii>O _ _, , _ lhall\lt-WIIIo\IIICAcl.... 1 am • tgeQ Pttl 8ato Kat»~ o..oua.. of SUNY &.illlllo. ond I IJOd lootrC In lhO do<"" lor bolll of ,_,. . . asr.-.t, ond m)' I,... - - . , AA-• -Ooclln...,. olono • -·--- ... "*"->1.~...... - • _, H - atwoyo""--.-.... tt\11- ""--tts...,. - f t t Kl t > e - loo-1,. '-'" IV.'O. lhatlhey - · IO Ml _ , . kind ol I otondanl, tilly _.. tl\tto ro moJntaln onlt<. and tt\11 they - · IO t>e a~ WIOUgl\ for 11.-,11 to tool they cculd brlno IIIOU . , - . IO lllom. I batdCY aay thai aft• "W U.PII..,.. "'"' """ I would - ,.,a, -Mate ,._.._cep, ...... ~ """"' ,_ • �~Ccners Don't Just . . . . �Reagan will release budget today as curious onlookers cross fingers o.cs.,. .,.._ c t . - _ _ . . . . _ _ , ........... _.. ... ct. bo6 ctllw ~for w..... """*'e. heollh ... and loocl--......... ,..,._. .,.._.10 c:onlrOI--- . . IDdMcluol- In . . otlon 10 ...... ......... Tho - c t for lho- _ ... -' ........ plodgo In lho """ ........ While Howo olldMt ' - .... ~ . - .... c:onlrOI c t . _ - ~"""'*"--~ and __ ......... oddJit*.- ........... ._..._ ... ' do. .,. . . __--""' . ..__, . ~~~---­ c:onlrOI_ . . bo · - I n lho ....... Tho~.,.,.... ... - _ . , ......... - - ............ -- ' * - ct . . ,..,._. Tho Fodonl--........,- ·. . to ._50 10 Ill ......... c t - .-forW.....IIoood .............. ~ andllw .-... ... - ~ct .....~~--- .... ~ -.w ............ -""" '*""'" """""' !hoy-,...,.,..,.,. daifrod .. .............. lho-- holp- lho-. ......, _ . . . - - - f Foclonl _ , . 1nt -..s. -··-·-us Tho-ln~ct - - .. s...... ......................... 8 Celooon, • ..._ - C..O...~ctSodiiW.._..._"-' ct _ .... _ ~ctw.&n ._1973 10 1975 "The ... ..-.! up .............. - ct ......... . . . ...,... ......... mol. I dwlk - - ... bonoll " - lhla," ho IOiol llw ,._ Yew*~ r.-ly ~ Tho Whaa Houlor. In . . . . 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . - .. .... ~ .... _... ................... "" ........... Thoy•• ... ~ lho Sodol s.cun.y·. Old ,.., -......... t1w Modal J>wv-, v - ,..,..,_ ......, .......... S<-· _... s.c..ev .._ for lloo toclov'• _ ludgol - dloolllod. lho School ........... J>wv-, ... . _ and llw s..- YcMh .lobo P,... Soon"""'... n---t-..l.outlll ...... ~­ ...... anypmctlhom""""''-"-'~ ........... Tho Ptetldml'•\udgol ....... -w- ...................... ....... bofllnr*>g ct !he ~ ludgol bode "" ~ _... ~ --......~--.. ........ �, .oi'UO?No. AohorduM ....y-'110 bolkw k ..... ,.~ !Miro.s ill cliloppnwallhc kNdd Ito knlghl._,·~-. lhc Rn Jooy F......,., ood ...,ott.¥ polidaolllkW !l.rictfllllhcy. onci.INy aloM• .,. ._...,. for putliJIS tho Jlugons et 1600 Pm~ll ""'"'uo. ~. Reagan battles • • cr1t1cs _,to ri!#K-.g - · but .00 1 a - - ...... lui ol lJ1IIi - INocr'*"' one! beddool! . . . . tho c... clcln.-.c - y 11'8coopiod wtllu-ol~ ., lnterna tkma1 oft.tn thai "'"' unclon<cftd ~ lhc hooloo« «dul ood the llhd • - lllltmpl Onc:t tbt...,.,._ oodlborals ruclll!us !hey _... up""' • & lh«y ...,. """"' """ tht lhc & - people r«iff 10 • lhclr gro<lll6 ood people wl>o the Rogan "bJoed rnondoR • ~ It - . 1r> olloM!o 1n In ..... 41 the 6dloM and lhc ,_._ praj>ouil .,. haw _ , In lhc . 1M ~n people uy oMI thee N-a• G llb«t month from tho Rngon .,.,._ wll not hun thooo """' ~. 1 lo . . , hord 10 "llulv neod" assistance Th• 1M~ A d - - . It not belkv. that the f•r-I!Jtlht • IJ has dotinod IN "'tuly jiO! a month old ond alreocly thoro It cpyoplolnong thow on tho rfOI ,..jy" as thooo wl>o. ....,.,_, a challmge to h oppolrltiMntl. oltlw polotlc<ll - m haw bem governm•nt benohts, " would doer- ond propooals Butv.bo- m.-ly subd\Md probM>Iy ""' • thew poople """' alw now tho moclor- ond the Pmldent during his ..,.__7. liblrM art d rHIIng from being Fooel oil • ko !hey tho moclor- and ~ a1 tlMt polo In l'lollomber In Aro lbeM people loh to lend lor lille<als, floe champl(>ns of tho tho '""" lot tho Sonato u -.losllw lhOIT\Miva aloM? Dots this mur> common ....n. v.bo riM up In • tuCUtiW b<anch Hopefully. on oMI their 81uaoJon hu 10 booome 10 dxwus of..,pootOSI ogolnfl on uOectlon . thuo paopl• will !IJIWthatW..adull....,.altthlt~ od~ whow ldlons bmrit what N<Mtmbeis 11010 lhda ll*y to abwJ mull "'-tho .;..:..==..:ol=tho ==...;.:;.=.;..:..= ""' ..:...•_broocl _ _man_da:_•_fo< gowmment bo<lc>nw., doubt before tlw foclmtl 1 ---""-..!!!!~---~~:::.!..!...!......------=::....---=..: •t v A l -? 1 The• ... !hoof """' think .... this Ill< • ..a ,... polibcal ~ """ !hot tho ~..u ,.ij ""' lolow through .,., tlwu tough talk "" lndUtioni polnC oct...-. Ono ol ~·· .... ICIJ V.10\ t<> doconbd petroleum pnc" As o r-'1. the pnce ol fual ool. not o luxury boA a n-..y that t...p, of"""" ..,.,.,_ ""* ""'••tlllt-• Per'- "'INir' -t INII'IY homo$ wwm ond habotol>k " - tiMn 20 \once Eloctton o.y GM<>Ione prns hlvo jUmped 1 0 - . galon In. CO<q>lo ol ..,.... This m6tlft to !Wagon's llmo-<lnving ~ buddies. boll k does to thow """' IIWR drive to chm mmlmum wag~ Of low piJiing rnUOI JOb or o sudont """' dr1w bode and f«th to ochoof ..wry ol · Rugondoy pie,.s.-td"!l to dmlnalo S2 l>6on in feclorol aod lor oollege ttudencJ . ~ _,jd whole ...,_ efltchvoly " " ' OUI o IOd<Nt<onomlc clo.. of No ldll. R--. .....,_ ,..,... lnogurol Doy ..-..... 125.000 . ..... """"' to <ut bode 0< fOiimoltod"'- elimlnllcosucb '1ril" es food tampo «udenb tOdol -Y· Aid to Familoes. Wlh Dopcndont a.oldron. """ Medic. . whrth .,..,...ta """"" cora for thooe ""'o ~ _,jd .iol .tlocd to 11ft SICk. Noonwhilo. mtialmum requhementi ror onlllrOn,_.., on·lho·Job ..!oty and he-ahb standards ar• ~ lng dlomontlod Thoae •• thoR fn Congress """' "-begun 10 .-such~ and far lhcfn lho new l"taidenn hes shown contempt . AI a ..-mg lo>l ...... ....,.~.,-· R..,gon was told thot I COI'I!n"""'m had Aid .: ~ Gos f'lpellne Cofr'4>0nv. one otlhe " - ~ • ~~oi...,_Gos lto•t..O t ...tlt:l\IIWy ~ In 25 stat& wlf be ori ~lOOn 10 they >Om< Would - - •.,_ our dood lrWN!ewtor ......... ~ollhe plat'l ~lad belcloV. r wou .,. near one"'"- plarllocXIIIalll. .._, - .-c- • ~Ina~ IUI'IW'!*Jcb. ~an lnleMIIw .... .._Goa~.. - . -..... ror tnal8lnlotrndllllln. con1a1c:t ygw ...a--• o11ce lit:ldo\l. MIOIICMifa ..... Mondclr. FebNarJ Dd. t911 ~ Clllon .............. NY Coudt I,POtto~a-. M > • ........ ........ ,•;;:r__, �Ullf PA~f ''lP MCAT·LSAT·GMAT {i' SAT ·DAT ·GRE ·CPA ....,.....,................ ,..... . . . . . .........., ......... .... ~ ~ • 4. . . . . ... "'" •••".'"' .._.. '""" ,J.~ ·~Hittf•ttl'f f•4t•tof\ ... , ,..,..-. . . t-I#'U lt" l . . .l .... M•~"'\)'rtfi.Jittlll\ ... • ~li tlfnn ~.~,_,.,, t•wc.• t '' ~ •'d -.............. ~ . . ..~ ..... fWJ...._... ... ,.,..... ... ,_, """ b <Nittt """' • ,., .., ' " ' ' ... " " _ . . , , . ... ~ • Ot!Mf1.-tt • f"~. .... ~ ~ ~ .. (ITH[H (I)UPSfS AIWAILA(Hf • . . ', .. ~ F • •,· :. • • ~. • : ••. :. • . . ',' •• · ~·.'~ • wt' • l . . f','L • , ' ' • \:t • .. . ~ £111riEffil\i£ 1rlll\J~ WCID ffi11DD~ OPIN•VmY DAY I l v-·· _ _ _ _ _ _ _......;:;___ _ _ by ~-·,.. bHn hodoot.,""' ..~ tA Jo~ B. ZJ,..ele c;...., ~o~ou....... "' '-........., ...bombonlo """"' liOioM - · "." ' .......... - -oood ~.lhll dolugo wllld1 '"" ..... -"you tho --mv -"~'·-"-~~.,..,~ T h o - - . -'!hopa !hoi our~.....,,....,.._,..,_.... ....., r.lcm-..l - c:oq>llcaed """"" In .._ "-' holpiW "' _ . . . . . , . ""' .. you ~ comp..tly tt.o ....,. ow bring clollormt- a .,.,., · - tat no,., opett 1 o - .. en. qua~~om<OfHI(IIy. « b ._.... ...... ll<lCft .. ~ tl>ll moafl' don• Radwr do yoUf bnt 10 .,.,._, ..,.... ud! ol ""' w....... ~"?" ..w ,_,0 pc>nel. thole~·- you lound ~ J>U&IIIt'll for i n - . Wf loul'd 1 dlfi!CWIIO lho d<v• 10 v.+lldl tho U.lled s..... " ~ on b - 011 apoaoly <Onlllde1ng llw v. . l\llural -ay . -.. •• tu• oo bo "'"lM!i ~ ....,. ol llw questions "' U. quit .....,.. ch""' ftom llw Unno<l Slat.. MJisaoy Poilu,. b Flocal v- 1982 lMlCI tho lnlcnnation Plrow Al~NNC So....,.,, 1i ~: H- mony notiOCII "'' lhef• In today'< International cocnmunlty? ~: Who II the! Primo Minol Zl""'""-' Qooeolloa: ()..., lht J)OSI 10 yuo the! -"! populM\on h.. grown by how much? llhlo qoallon shoulcl bt ..,.-...~ in _,..,_ polntl) Qooeooliee: Whal-'- ol ...tho - " ! ' • - ClHd .,. 1M! by all? -t- A.w.n: Thore •• 166 natlonl on ttl« world tod41y Tho! II 24 """' lhao nl970 one! 77 mort tt..n in 1960 Robert Mugobo ..,., clcl:lnocr•licallv oltaod ol ~ llarrnot\1 Rhoclc!tlal In 1980 Tlw -"!'• papYia/ioa hu WO..., by 12 tlw J)OSI10 year& Mel oboUI 4!> I)OrWnl ollho fuctl ne«dd COIM from 011 ' ""- ...._ """""'s ~ Whoro _.,.F..,_ ~loaMd • ....., 355 Sqtdrt HaJJ GUADALAJARA SUMMER SCHOOL ...,..11010..-,. -~~.,..,.,.....,....? ~ Who """' Scr-.y ol Dolonof· ~ lilhM cl!d 1M \/loiMm W.. o/lldally ond b 1M lJI*<I s-a? ~ <Mr .... p 4 d«acco .... ~ ol .. nuc:la< .... ~""how mony porcrnii8Ct ....,..? - . . :Tho F..,_lllondo .. oil tho...,._,..,.. ol ArvtndN o........t.p ol tho llloncb II ...... canlalld by 8rbift one! l\rglnlll\0 IN blond's IDIIolllonls In --'*'!~ ol • ~ c..p.. fl " " ' - -· .... -c.p 11M Ill*.· .... tucocdod Hlrokl e.o- .. .... tw..so ~'•lop ........ l,l\oCnMI, ............ . . . . . . oncled In 1973. Tho lOCal numbotol .. lhe ~an....,..........,._,. up 200 pecrnl In the PM1 decade. UlliwwUy ol Arizocll ollert maniiiiii40CIMSIS:IICIIIopo~ocr. Itt. bilitlcual edllca- • lion, Iaiit - - and Iaiit dlllc:e, llistDry. poliWI scj. - . - - . ,, $peftis11 .... . . . 1114lilllnlurt tnd jn. li!IIIM~Sil..,...ses· sion. Jtlne 29-Aurvst 7, 198L filly acaedil!d er •d- u~~e IOd ......,.duatt pro• &Ill. Ttlition $330. R - Q.o~Ma: How..-y. and ....... - · ~odmli!H thM t l w y - and bolrd ill MeaJcap holM. $340. !101M Q.o~Ma: How much 011 doos 1M Unllel SIMn Import lt«n iho Pelilln Gal "'Ilion In poocrnt.ge pointJ? Qo.oae.: Name the 8ritlth pollical looder v.t.o .. poopcoing nudAr deonn.rnont b 1M ltlorocl notion? IS.. - i n g *w)i) • ~ Whalli Ronold Reog.on't tnlddlo nanw? Write Guadalajara Summer School nuc:loor~? "---:Thor~ ..,. live mem1>cn In tlw • nudHr dub. Tho IWo princlplo rnotOboro being th• UnM•d and th• S<>W1 Union ~lie 51•• P«eppe't Rtpubilc: ot Ollno Brtein. Fr_,. al'd itw oloo posono 1M ~- t...a yoar.lll• Unil«cc St•••lmpolled 22 ~· ol us . ollltom the -tom Persian GuW •llllon· l..ctbor Part.YI..ucler MlcbMI Fooc has mAde luch • propooal Ronold Wd.,., ~~e_.. ~LIIIIIIItlldc.!OS u.Mnity of Anzo. •-asnt (ioz)UH7H THE BISON PRECIOUS MET AI CO. 1.177' EAST (l.-i 4 VAN :'T v Nuw Dp~:1 Oa,t, I 6 P. M. • 896 4984 t �J clw Ccmmon then • .. the Mo<ol Mljorty'o """""- In llfoj gllllng In r411um. A - • pol N<Manber't elodlon . lr"*- that a majo<tty , . _ Colod rodlc:ol loftiMs boca- of ~clwEECond-- ~ ""* of · bluo<dlar tlw ,...._ DIMo counlry't """""""' pooblorno ...... -dllolt on c:<>enpc>llecl A plank iiClOipt4d by the <bnmoo Morloat mernberthlp. --.. ~~w~. ­ party , nUt for a nuclur Oppooad 10 ony .xt of -'"' ~ end IMclero ~udy ....... dlo.mlmonl ond a bon on al Untt.d .......,, the l..obol' Ptrty callt 1.. on th4rd ol a . -•s motor unlono have s - nudur _ , . In Blttoin. abolishment of tho HouM of ...dcnecl Labor's polldao) and Thlo woolcl lnduda.a .............., of Lordo- Bdtolnt portlonMntaty boclv mlcldlo dooo untveniY INdcall. Tholchor's pr_.t $12 blllon of-..crOit- ond on dmina!lon of Tha r.oc.J loll II~ • a - · of 8rttafn't nudeoq- the prWllla td>ool ~ .. .., ru,c11on to G<aOI 811t.oin'o ec:onomlc lotca end 1 $1 ,6 bOaoc pun:t,_ d od-altnaquallty. conditi on -tO percent Amer-. lilclont mlollla. Aloo, a l..obol' alto wantt an almoll ·~· ..... lnfl-... 15 bon oo the._ of OS cruiM m!o11u oomp~ea _...._, of Industry. percent ond tnteat rlila .,_. 20 by tlw "*-II and"'*~ PrtUJ~IIy Brllat n't heavy pawnt-ond ... TNdche - -d9 Bdtioh d, • _...t by the , lndustTteo- tndudlng Slnl end ...__ ... - - automobfla producrfon- are Gar,.aiFFoot end ... Laboclia ~. but Foot .,_ 10 n..t .to some llftlousun.._.. w!tbdt.-1 lrom the llCMnd thk 10 the Mfioo'o lop 200 1AIIthlrl tllo pony among the ""'"' conMrvaUve Labor el•mc.nu. ~ Sconomit Com.,..nlly - -- · mow which would (EEQ believtog, 11M many Bo11ont, ~ moot bonlca end other ,..._. Ml'l, who are - - ' to 1bol ... notion .. Pl'lllnG Into llnAnc:W INIII\ltior\S, Any suggat..t tho I*IY'• _...... poktts. ~ mow ~ the 1bMclwr lonnod • callod h to do·n• t!onlllre tt vthemendy Cound lor Sociol Democ:rocy ond _ . . , by l..obol' v.4th promloa of "'" - from .~ • • they togeln the tht""**>g Labar Partyto10llreal< fonn ·their Own , _ Sodal Democ:nllc Ptrty Lad The l..obcw Pony'• mow to tlw loft by land dubbed by tho Bntlsh moc!i<o ts• • ruult of • stauroots "llla Gang cl Fout1 form. aol>inl!l _ _ . ,, IIMllor In tod>nlque 10 members s.iev Wiaenu. Wllltart'l pl..-. -mtill -- •• Rodgm - ~ Hdlor ond "'""" • midlv IIOCI*-- on ~•loft but fa 10 tho.._ ofl..obol'. k II pcootio lhM llw Council tor Sodal DlmocrKy could I * ...... 10 10 20 ciMncbonled ~ ond tho ..... u.-1 !'any under lAcier David St.! 10 fonn the Sociol ~ Pody p,a, lndlcoM that on crganll;lllon ouch oo ll>1o could ddut both the Labor and Conoervod..- .......... elec:llon, but ...... only 13 of 200 l..obol' Ml'l In ~ lhlltho potty could get much ~ clta .._....11 - '· IMth ThOI!Chor't populorty 01 an alltimt low ond conlln'*>g 10 d -. a _ , by llw l..obol' pany In on elec:llon ~ l'nlHl be called by 1984 .. pooboiN The 80 --old pwly, llrllaln'•- cn.wd • a -s.a.. organlzallon ond .... ~ for lht union&, musrllld"""""' the~ oplt f It " - to contln.,. ro rcpc;.-1 the .....tdng duo. • • ATTENTION • • * • Afl School of Management .Juniors, Seniors, Grad. Students & Faculty, yea rbook pictures wl(l be taken FEB. 18, 19, & 20th from 9 am to 4 pm in room 138 Crosby. FIVE POSES FREE Yearbooks will be on safe at that time JOHN SCHUCHARDT A numb.rr of 1M D.C. &v Olld a tk{uule11t ill a COft 6UlftrnJII8 fils actloiU in ottadi"6 2 Morlt 12A 1WCUor wu lu!tJtU at tAc G.B. P>odU<:tum Plant iro Pet~~uylvaino_ from New. space-~ alloy that~ as goOd as gold, wears as toea! as tlllld. c.wts ai)OOt half ~ 11IUCh. SPECIAl;, 11\'TRODU<..'TORV OFFER. lim Sill ott the rejlular price. (Ofii.or ~-alld ~ PebNazy 'a ONLY.) Vel lOll' Lu5trium rfn~ hy Josten's available daily ill you\' boakstare. Thunday, Feb. 19th at 1 pm Room 109 O'Brien Hall OJI i11{omool qllalioiiA!aluw~ •eUloro will follow at Z pm ADSMISSION IS FREEl SPONSORED BY: --....S.Anlcla~- D.Ibc • hd~ Fanaa - ..._. r..w,.. Odd - Ondaate sa.ilal A-dad. v.a.a-- .-.ca.. Cli· pwly ~ 1..-dor Roy Jonlh As '"Soclol De,_.,...,. tho gro<q>. truly �UB T earn looksto sel networks its soap l i ' f b1 UH Fried Spmn11• Stc//ll'ntor The spoclit/11 may b< on Buffalo It a 11n1 soap oprra wriu.eo by a UB 1M ptO(CIIOr Uld t--o f~ andUIIt aodaus is fa-uly rMtW«< by nttwort.s. TM ~"' BkJlalom<m.>, wnlltn by U8 Communiallons Profeuor Mary ea...4a and formtr Jludmu Joanettt Do10<CU Uld Rt.ody SllmnOA. will llttmpl to rtaliJ1ieall1 rtlltcl 1C>clay's euntnt isJuc:s, sale! tbt inJtrv<tor wllo lw orpnlud soap op<o f71Tlpo<illmt . . UB. c..acla qplaintd tha the soap oprra will portray Buffalo u a blllt collor to•-n, but tbt pnmary chariCtm will rqHUtnl individuals or all ..... ,..,.. an4 sodo-«<O!!Oftic ba<4ro.....U· j The Commllllkatlom Prof....,. said th11 CBS an4 ABC will ~'<View it upon OOITIJ)kllon. Ak><1a .,iJh PrOCU>< and C.mblt, CBS has displayod an ontt1C$! ill C...da'l ""'k and r<qtltaod htr to condo<t JW<IitS on tht impact of C\IITtntliOIP opmu. Ca....u remarkod th.l ltlif t"'o croups art conccmod wiah t~nJ sa an4 •lolenot on lht da)'llmr >erial~. C&ssacla'aintort>tln soapoptnU wauparkod after iht IOUJjlta araduatt stminar """neon thuul>l«t 4uriOJ tbt tm "I 101 into it and rtaUud that thcrt hado 't beta any !lard ......,.., dont in tht a.... the 194111," Ou;sada e'<Piainod. DoZO<<" and Shtrrnan lid taktnthe in:at <O~I'k. and Iller did iodtpeodtnt study""'~ ..,;th Cusada , Tb< ,.,---.,$ :-.:5=--.: S""'$::-::$:-.:$:----n ~ bqan workina on TM ~"' Blif/11/oniltfrs in t!nl. Al50 in tm, Cassada and 18 other P«>f<SSO,. """"' the United Slate>, Gmot lliitam, anti tht Ntthtrlaod> ~ on•ohod in "ProJm Coupon Bulletin O..yume." A«<rriiOJ to the Prof<s\Or, this UIHoPI>f""od proaram has Board Ouhhle beta p<rfonninJ <;mtenl anal}"is on soap opmu. Simnar Aud,.. ha.,. 155 Squ ire Holl MSC u - You $ $ $ $ $ ""aminod lht rok of old ptapk in soaps "" primt time iho..,, how soap operas handk """""' and dea1h. and thr roles that women ploy on the ...__ _..;.;_.;..:.::....;_..:....;....;_:.__.J.J Sprin,....,..,.,, • ...w.. Abow. one and one-half ycao• ...,, Cusada ma ,.ith Buffalo Chambet or Conuil<fll< orrociab lO d ...u.. tylnJ Tlw ~~ BuJf•lonHin• With tht "Tolling Proud" ad•eni>in& campaiJn e-.donc to Vttt Prcsidmt of COmmunotllion> for the Buffalo Arta Ooarnbet of COmmerce Pat Donlon. But thr discuwon 100, pia« prior to abe deci$oon that all marl« produe~ion for th< eampai&fi "'ould b< ...,, to 2n a6vmiJin& corpor11ion, Donlon 10ld Tht Sptftnn11. He reponod that "all pna1 and dc:aronoc modi• i!>•olllod in th< atmpaign .. auld ~ d<cided b~ th< ldvnthina rompany." ) Donlon rdul<d IO <Oml!lent on hOw h< feel< the ,.,. - p optra ~111 arfec~ th< City itself. r---SALE __ , II ~ ll!l CONTACTS· 100% OUARAN1EEO I II~ II IIAVIJLABOUL..EVARD II I BY DOCTORS SOFT $59~ . HARD $49" ~if!oof ~ C:,tlnuoua - • r Soft lenses! NOW - MALL AIPL.'*-J 83~8« ~·~· Leeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.J No - - ~ITH COUPON- - if~WMi!i • • • • • • • lf-n--'MIIIIC-.-~.or ~~w:'"..:o.:::.=~~-~= '='.=.:=.";. • • :.=.a-=~o:.~ ....-.:.::*~"* • :.a.:.~a:...-.::. :=:=.-:.:::::,~~= METAGENE, INC. • 1822 Fllntalllre OMndo, FL S2105 - - -..- ORDER TODAY •I I • • ~ • .--- YES, PL£ASE RUSH ME ..... t,_III'8IOII'Piroi PilliiATE$ 1.15 ~=:::=::::tt~r::~.: • IIAYUITH • ENClp&ED IS MY CltECK ( I • For S8.t5 Sll.ts • em • . . . IIAtl to: lVI S27.t5 . .,... IIONEYOllo!fl I COIICU: ON£. F'3C. .,.. METAOENE, INC. 1IZI....,..... Oltendo,FLS2105 • • • . I •••••!'••····-· · • • • • ·~ SCOTS in the American old -vp: • ~ dominion a lecture b r. Charles ~4111il,~·ct~n·h·iS «.BBC-TV sertes February19__at3 MFAC cr170 ~ • P.M. rCKXn :::£5$1 �i American Student Asso~iation reeling from hard times I * WASHlNQTO.N, D.C. (C1'S)>-.,._ we "'7 q,.;.. • 1 -••JIIY_,.ai ...... oad fit . - - . . - - - .........,.. ..,. r..._. ASA Dinctor or~ 8ill.adukia .. a~ ltocllolda •11Duffy bq-. ................ su.ooo 1oaa '""" bi& fatbcr, orboowns attwwl .....,.., ......,.,.., thai qakkl)' railed flllldo II!' c11acJi1w a low, SU bonlllp fee. - · IMI .....a: oomdlody...,..and c:ban,od 111e locks." , Kowtwr,thclow tloepo..,ha4 10btcootlnoally 18doad, lbo - . . Am<ricu St10dmc Auociatioal rocnckla a - tnenllonto ,_,for-Ill _.eioal. § (AIA}-th ..., tbe lluhlal, blaat uc1 liOOic of o..rry•• 4llda q-*'<d cht way c~~t preuocal •udall poup nu to raldo here-bas' _ .... _ ,. " Wc--UO.OOOJ• .. P'ibladoas • ,.._ . . bud . _ -.1 _, cvm bed~. 1 ror lk ~·· Dllloull July -rcr.-:· loclulda ~ ' lu ~_.to b e - of broka ~ 1C tq . _ . . . , _ lt.o&bllda left lilt.,_ ill ,.,_bcr, ASA .....,_, • lack of~. aod - _ . o f doooal'....,_."..,lbcloold..W.U..-rcrcacehad ca ..-IJ«<d rtr--.m break boeo lodd. ...,,,_.- USSmdoac"-Joela 1979to'-ASA ~., ..,.rdid......,l.lle...,_..,..,.orr,"lcdutaa lint .....,.. -bon. .,..,._or cndllcn collillt ...." "~'1 fiD< ..-Ida ASA," COOitoU f-ct, M_,- -net ~ RocMaa Ol>d two otha ma)o< ....... ..t 1011< arrer Tom Dulty by p1>oae rrom ornc:.r. ,,_ dac ASA. Eucuci~ DirectO< Jim a.m.au mod ...,_-no pr...._. " He,.,. be hal ASA ror MODO in lor tenIa October. DupiL• • tbc W~. D.C. ~en ror over a mqptlt procniJo r.- Duffy, Director or Pratranu Eric Sbarf......, "I - caakln& o-"'- •Mn& or collqo$." wu 1M on lht1'8JTOII. Ol>d left after~. 1looctP tlwy cutiao chac O.IT)<'• Optimilro hal one. D..rry hal apptiUitJy •a ol lbe lime .....,. the .t-Illed .. dac - . lbe key ..Uc:n - ba~ ldl i ckftttlolll II>'Uit ID ...- _ , . f r - pri¥Mc .....,..,... OcJifJ ..... tbcrc- "'7 tcriouo laccmal prcblaDa. l'<rtllp tradial 011 ASA'a ._a1oo .. ~ " ASA-rwolc:aMiswc UDur(y-aeadoutiOOftlltlby JbldceU' aociallr-m u.s. Stodala ¥ ~ ~ Aloocililae om.:.- DapoM Circk ~ "'......,. ...,._ 1!1............ D C. "I-~ ' - - b_....a to lloom," r,_ • MMtl1ofrlce. "Aboat a r111111 tbcre -'II tbcy _.. ...... prcblant,lllcft they...,..., •..rt f .. _,.loa._ reo- _..lcMat...,... J • * ._....,..,..._cUt ewe... * out- bad<.,.........., --"'lilt--. ""*-· a W,""" .....,..._, Dotlf)' .-~,....,~dna­ r~ w1a ldoowd lor r...s.. _ . . , . 10 v..-. . _... v-..-.. .mo oooold - be ..-lied for - · rtpO<tedly cllfllad doW1I Dutty, wllo, IICOOfdiniiD fCJnDCr .wfen. priYIIIciYWhlocu bimodf " a Kmncdy Ubarol." "ASA.., hav!na- _,....,...- p\lbiMIIIn& ,..,.,. broehum," V0UJCS John lUll>, Otc<.. WullioJ1da UaMnky ....... body praldml "But In ~-!IMlay J<tVic:a and~.~ "" happollla&" ASA "" ..........,. low ~ - u Ia "I doe 'I nail ASA ...,Y cadfJiol." a}'l T.,. WoiMI!o oflk H - SobcoDaua• oe ~Ed-• "lcloe'c loowllowllley--.aood"1lallli<Jdi4tbcrc • oow."adcloT}Icr H..aoru.c U..-ycl c:c..ras. "'••"'** OklahoiM 1lllUic ....,.. lu>e wrinea off ASA (GW\1'1 Kou doaa' "na~ ....,. co Iced ow- co cbc .,..,...._.,, olhc:n IM:IIdco Duffy hope c o . . - b "Th<n wu aa o~lmlna an,._ on roc:rultlaa ...u lobbylna:· allcwt bMrd rD<mber Wincory, MIO "«<Il fcdJ IOOd about ASA " But "I tblllk k'• dme co build up to (lobb)ojnc). •• Sharfho!x> "...SA caa pow out or 1M. Moll ohU. I hope itdoaa'cr••udalc-abadrwp'" Ad>crtlee In The S pectrum ull \t•r:v 1.... '"'M1 . sm. K"'m . Jllnioe. or Marv at 1131·3681 LOOSaY TJGKT . ..... Jauf-- · .-yT_.., . ever! , •ua Ca(o Eul: Hi.,.,. Fallo II.L lloC...,(N, ... I!' •'\11111 \Ill 'I' ' \A. ' I ' ~ ''\II 1 l \fT/ I ~ �sports ; Playoff bound ~ ==~=========================================== { Karon cajoles Bengals; Bulls win -- ~ .....0)'011 t k - ...n... 1ft tht ,_.., "<R' lldd to a - total of JW1 25 FrOM the "'JCCIIDD topoorr Thuttdot ftiCI>o, • "" ..-,.10oa lAM the lloolll camt oo .,..., AI U..lfalo St.,t COIIdl Dod: Bohr odrMo«< allo- loitt-'> 61-60lolla O ork Ho.ll, '1h<y (\18 ) pla)'«< • •h a Ioili< mort b<an - and ' "''·.. U8 hod low pq,.,. ...,. 10 d011blt r.r um. but II On< 8ul hod 10 h< ""'kd.. htlel ClpOCNI!Iy ontU\ Iot...,.al m tiM; """"" SUNY •octort.ll "<Mild ht reocrw l:afOCI Hcnclmon Tht '"l" ucd•tt·onan from RlchmoMI. YotJIIIta iiOI only ltd an OC'O<CY1(2A PG!Dil). bUI also pvlltd dooo-n a ...,....hiiJ! II rtboUnd-1)011< lcs> thlln th< combin«< ocul ol u..rra1o S.ote'• stanonc(Tront l111e. "'' " ~ thr 8~1h11 6-.l on SUNY Athkt"' Conr., ~y. onr pm< bot~ or ,,. v. ..ctm 01 ' .JeodoRJ Btnph ,..,,. 7·11 UB won th< OP<f\1111 tip-off. but 1<11 hthlnd ).0 K"""y Jon<l, " ho ,... 6 of 8 lrom tht rodd. ~loh 7 robouodJ, stol1'll<l<l bac~ fOJ rht Bull•. '""''nl On.o.,n "" offonsl-. .-.bound, then bn>u&hr the 1.500 "'"' Cl•r~ HeU ao•d ro '" l<q by >lantmln£ hom< a""" b1 Harold Wal~tr. Tht t"o tum• t,.cl<HI 1\t<~<il foo milCh ol 01< rora half. H<nd<o""' •od Panom ,..,, paniCIJ1arl} tlf«11>t (Of the Dun, durl111 thl\ ~ J"" J""' ~•rccC'h Btnaal• oo a rdd - ' """"""'~ oltu.11 and ll<ltl) AJthoucl> llauer«< b) oht many fa•onblt raoarh '""' ~oa.. bml ..,.,,., "" or lilt. Hmd<non t. reluaan• 1.0 .cxrpt wtd~ crcdtt toe d~ Bulb' rt"C'f'f\1 ... ,........ ~·c·w ma:u..rt"d MOR or th( rla.!fC1\ Lnowr ••r thcar f'ftPO'l\4btln) no•-•hat dtt) b-'t to do to •tn,•• he Mtd 7~f·t t fo.- t• pOioh., team·, ;:ua:·t·u lO bt1tct pf'aetk'C\ -.nd tMroaclunJ stall. """· "V. r'-. bml ""'~'"' much horol<t in r<aru~ Also. tht pla)ttt art mo<t familiar Tom Panom, •ho • "b aurt~r-. tht ~lin rl•>ut& ...tb <ach ocb.. toac~~ Hugh<> •nd h11 U\ up to • lOt or nc-... •dea~ '' uWitantt art' opnuoa t1l-\pnl Slalc lo5a ooc. • cotft t011 d dcci6c tbc •nnncr of thr Ot•INOR. Rcprdkt.> ol the o!J\-' -<Gmt, both ,....~'*' ,.....,. arc headed for the ...,r<r<D<r p~o,-,rr•. Tht lktll> pl.ay 00< olt~"o -1..-r . . - . IO&JIIfiOeULL~C-._OII _ ,.,_ _ .. toru&hc ... ,,. 0 , - St.,t Cna< Ulm. umod< Oar\ ......... T~ e..dl ....... ...., 0... Ct4 ...... • ............ ...... ~. ~~------c;,. <r p., 1 SUNl'AC~ • ~···-­ Tht........, 1\&11 ..,. on nrn to...,.., UB delco~. u..rra1o Sloa~r'o ltalft .•• ,....,,,.,f\1. ) 381 llobr) lhnt .,..,...,_,...... Ak11ouaJ1 lit - not tor&ll) plca.t:d o ido rht orr-..q. lllhr conadtd, 'Will .,., a "'uch bntn tratD thaD us The) ,..,t and 101 mort 1ooot ball• ... Tht Bnopl'• coach allo bad p< ..« lor Hrnd<r- . "Ht •• the,....,., that lilt) IU B).,.. o oocaU) cllflumt Aumultoltht •tctor), UBiwdo.-a-on the SUNYAC playoll•. In d<l<attn&tht lkl1&.al>. UB rmtalft\ IR CIOtUmUCW'I for r.. plaft: 1ft t_M V. ftlc:rn Ot\lwon Bodo tnm• ha-., two SUr;' .-.c <OIII..U ae<~ ,, th< Bulb ..,. t~oan. • 1uk u..rra1o V. orh 18 \0\'0nd< lcll oo rhe forM, H~ lnf JOO<'> lot a """" ltanl """· tt•IRJ liB th<of boCJN ).'ad or the hall, la 29 Tht Bt.CIPI'• Jot Mubh1 ronn<c~«< on a frtMhro" rhoulh; aod linn S.,. hM a<llot•thtb.u.n>rtUIIUIIth<halfltn\t-101"0 holdona the pomu. 40...• lhol otlly 3 for 14 rr- rho lloorl. ~ vp u 18udl •• a 10 poonl lead .,. >nt<al ........,.. Ill the ........t .to.~~. the Bun. ....... ~.,..~. OUI.ru..tltd, aed outoftbootnded" on tilt - d \ of ........,...._,,... O.•u. ........... Royals cough up the game as ref chokes on whistle "'""" lh<ft .. orr"""u"' l l • b&il<ihall . .- . lht ...u. ......,., '""'' tile bomt team. Roant11 <h.., II of "hom<r. 1oo<nn" d<occndtll& r.''"""' fono .,,...,., loOo• In ThUf1day Clor~ Hallto<>lnt bct•<m UB and Buffalo State, oht Ro)alo r«en«< no bm<lits from oht nih UB ""' oht pmt aod that c:baDca lor a pM)ofl bcllh b) d r _ , a ~) dcruooo to tJx Lad) lleopb. ••£Kb team -..au to tbe lm-e dose 10 11\Jny tamft. •• Royab' coed\ l.md.l O'Oonodll.•ma>t«<. " Thty (tht offldals) ti«< our hand• Wt rouldn'c&<t mea any no...... A1 ont pein1 lalt '" thr pmo a ..-b:lltk ~.tNt .oo appartnt foul "'"-' eomm~t«< BOfh C'Ot<hto P<IIIIOn<d •themmll) cn thcu """t'• tffon_s 10 find outv.hal the ";ot.uon ..as. a bad cold -.d tholrcd on hu .. ru..lt n.c orraat fC'\nJcodlhal he had n.t: b&n1e: 1ncickn1 OCC\I:t'ffd a,p1n tn 1ht final m1nute- of pta) ..htn theRoyals.,...,. b<hrnd by onr point. Buffalo"'" vo'Of~'"' on octllnJ up then orfrn>t ao tht shOf clod. rill do.. n. Ju\1 u 11 apl'fOr«< tht~ ,.ould \In~ tht t"'Y sh01. anolh<f oound«< and rh{ offiCial orl<r<d the ....,. """'lc C'AC:UK. " Ht >Old bt tbol«<," O·Donodl complam«< The Royal> ,..,.. for«<< to foul cn '"• fonal monuot 10 ttl rhc ball bac~ UnlonW>ardy it "~ ltaO·MilK hs~r-Buffala btu sh«otn-~ ho <Ddtd Ill' a1 the l>M. H<r d111ch fJ<~ Ot•o~• , ... oht t.d~ lltnpl• thn• St•••'• rlllalthr« t>OIRI mat&~n Of victor) Nor onl> ,.,.s tht s>~m p~ by foul>, but abo by 1101)( rta> on rh< pan of boLh Ct>~.nu. Tumo\cn ~tf"t d.M· I"UJ,t DOl lht tJ4""t"PC.on a.1 both ltanU >P<flllhc <'CllinJ lhm"ln& oht hall a•..) .... '"" .... ""' •I!I>Od bal.lp.m<. . I bed los., .....d O'Doftndl UB's t•l> record holden. Robtn Dull!J• and Jana Wley t>.>ch foult<l out oft.br pme- and 't\"lt.h M-aurtrt:n Kkte ow ot the h.nrup •nh an tnJW). ..-. .....-.......... Pt)---··-,.,...,............._ 0&.081..-c...,.. _ _ _ ~-·-"'_"""""""_"'CtootiW.lM..,__. __ rile Buffalo rtnks .,_ decimat«< "Wt loot our best pla)ao aod )'OU lta\'C to"""' a bmttl •• th< tlurdo." QJ>iain«< tJx Buffalo a>ildL UB ooplooa>cn '"""'"' Otna Collon lead 111.-m wuh lO pooniJ and Mark Bajt o ,.... ...,...., lot tht ~-ah ,.,,h nmt F""lt and \lot) Donosbtr botb chlppecd in 15 for oht ll<fllab. Dorlalr Span ..... tk only U..ffalo Statt pM)... to foul ""' Tht loso dropped tk UB record bdooo .500 to 7-1 \>Uiu.all) <nd"" tbeu p~.a,..,rr bop<$. "This jaR kills our c:~o......... o· Doendl cooc!ud«<. -T,.)'AtltJ ~_,~.,......,.,.- LOOSay 11GBT JAZZ ~·eoltly .. ,... r.....,. ...... ,. .. .... G.r'• s.-..,. al 11.m4 ~ SL Eaol 1. . . . . . . , ...... frWajoallt . . .. H.millall~ e....t,- r. tS14llortoi A.._ "n• Slloe llepalr 47 Kenmore Awe. SHOES llEPA.lllED • SHOES DYED 11<7 Oeeal••• ...._,. """"'" ........ Abel 47 Kenmore Ave. At Ualvenlty Piau 836-4041 .~·ROOllFS-, .fADing~ 0.. O..We ONer ., a.a.. W'lll!l FREE ...... -~ Law Offlc:M of Serott•H•raaym I Rek:h 100 Gen.... Building · Buffalo, N.¥'!'14202 Elcptru Sept. 30, '81 MOltl lmmlflr•UOII I C0111ul1r .,..,.,. VAUO ANYTIME "Yollr KeY To Co"'lo<lft ·-·--·- -·a..---......- ...•CIIIIIIo-_a_ '\0-1- otSCO}JNl WitH tHIS AD (716) 837·7400 A.-,.. - 78S Nlaaar& fAll• Boult•&rd Y~ • (l Ml"ul~• from the Maln St. C- .......... """' .... t::OWoN UNCOLN PARK WILLIAM Z. REICH, A~ Flu•ltl In Hllb,.w, Ylddl•h, Pof181t, ltu..l•lt I Sp•nl•ll For Con•ull•llon C.ll- 854·7515, ..m · 5pm O.Jir ,._..,..a._..... l .... . ...... t ...o..o..-... �LIVE MUSIC FOOD ano WINE Sat:a~<)ay7 Fe b _ 21 - 7 :30 pm Filfmo~e Room o~ Sqai~e Aom. $1°0 Spon~ by: Hellenic SA a GSA, a International Coordln~tor Tht U8 llo<~<) l<otO ~W .. \ cl.ll«ml ..:orm. .. tt- ( - I I>-) IIIMl!'ll \\ <dnaday n,Pt ...,..., tho ConlaAJ ~ ... Rtd Drlllon• K<ilh So..tr. O...n P.lc< ~ o. Pncr htu" anol Paul "'anl"uo •II o&lla.'<l '"' Buffalo.., tb< >«and pcnod and J"" Goo~~Jtnol M<l <.lll)•on " ..,.,. ...,..., on tho thwd 10 <OP tho UB ><01'1111 1 ho lkalh OUI<ilo< the: R<d Or.,.,.,, )6 10 32 Bryant and l>oranon (oil... ''"'<d <.'lar~ lloll " •"'"-""~•Y Olfht aad J\ "'!b<l 1).63 Tho 1 oa<n' Jom Sprinaor n<'ll<d ~ IJOIIll> In h" ..lrbut ahor baOJ ""' '""'...,..,. "hh an Injury Om>on Ham• doopp<d o~ IY poonll for th<' Junoor Bulls. , ..,. n ay"'"" a b&>~<1ball •ldw), ,-.~...,.oil. II!Jih' ··· ~ · -,.- __, Tll<>day nlaht .,as • FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH MIAMI DAYTONA $119. $99. $99. Tho,...., (2.-QS. 7). OPnONAl: $79.00 JU>O ..l 11>< Royab Buffalo aWMipcd the: Niopra Uno.<nny lady E-.1<> 11·51 in an action· pecl<d even ina or oquatla. Amy llfluon lrtpi<d fO< tho U8 mc:rmAid>, ..,Mini II>< lO-lly 129.6), KJO.Ry 0!0$.7). and 11>< lOO lnCIMdual Medley 12:26.3) , Tnt IOCHrtt Aylc UI.S) and 11>< 10() IM C1'06.)) - · QIIIUr<d II) Kay Si..-.... or the Ro)a!J. of llriuon. Kwa Kimberly, Anoc Woric)- and H..O. <imnc< •on tbc D Hrccllylc rda) (1:51 ()and s.-. KIM Budlctl, ~ B«klcy and Cathy O'Conno< .,...,...s •i<lonouo ,. tbc 200-M<dkr Relay BEACH All riles Include lodging at delun ocean Iron/ hotels. All ralu are sub/Kilo • $ 18.00 II• and se111lce cltarge. Transpoftatoon to Miami Ft. lAuderdale aod Oaytona is available JOOd "'''" '"' ,.,fmmona. • Wocl<y abo ""Oft th< ~rm: a)k (6J.& 2) and "'-•~>< m.r,.., •)'lc (1:16.71. DISNEY WORLD EXCUISIONS A.VAJLA.BLE .' Round Trip •FU. 21 • MAR. 7 ••MAR. 7 · MAR. 14 •MAR. 14 · MAR. 21 • MAR. 21 · MAR. 21•11AR. 21 • APR. 4 •APR. 11 · APR. 11 •APR. tl • APR. 2S Siloc:ri Pcnault fillilllod orr 111r a..tralo ...,.,. """ a •iaory 1o tb< reqvtml diw ............ or llt.l pc>IIOU �.cia.: ified e~tf'1C1>5 IN¥ • . . . - et"""" •"._.. JU s.;w. ...._ MSC:. or._.....,. .,.. 1 6-fft. to t ...... ~.,.... . . . . . . .fV~, . .~.. w__.., .......... ,..,................ et • M O£,AOUH'IS ..,.. . ............. - . . . . c.a._.,._ -.-.---·_, ... .. ........ .. ..... eE . .................. THE WI:CT'tUM 1& 4.DOKIHG FO. ~' •SqwkLA.M. tor ~r. ~~t~~~., -n lAitH •lttU $aUIHG *fW , ............, .,_ ...,.. . . , . fiMI ... ID YOU TliEtt£'t o - . . , """""" ... 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Tolent.J-.Fuhlon ollow Feb. 28 • 8 p.m In ,.,. ~rlne Corndl ThHte< El-t Sponsored ~ l'.i"""'Y S<udent Al!olroand BSU Today It thel01t <layJI'Pil<atlofto are aval10b4olor Alpha Ep>lloft Delta, tho ~ouloMI(p<e-med , -dent.. - .. -opt., -pod.,) hono< - ,. St-.,b bo at le.,. • aecond - • aophomoro. Plcll- up In 205 Squlre. m"" SMbat HtYt« Oftd d\lc:l<on <!Inner F11d<ry at 6 p.m. at Hllld House, 40 Capon Blvd. Odta Sigma Pllllooclmoblk fob, 25 and 26. Pfo-<egltte< to4ay and , _ In the Squire c..,.., Lounge from 9-5p.m. c.- ............ 0111« ....,kollop-Job lnte<vlewlt\g P.-.porollon """Tod\nlques Worlcohop tomorrow ot 5-.30 vld_., p.m. II\ 316 Wende. A ln<orview wUI be mown and db<uued. Abo, o~r thb -kthop aU<Ients • ill bovo o dlonce to ~ lote!Views by using videotape oqulpmoi\L RHUine Wrltlnt Frld<ry ot ooon tn 7 Hoya C and Tua4ay ot 5-.JO p.m. In I~ Copen. Ted\olquet lor P'"""''ne .n. , _ - wtllbc dlocuaed. . be Junlon wbo wll eoifte.on to....,..... 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K..O<..n6JI.a07farfwlher · n. ................ - f a r .. \ ... -farlbo-.·---"'-·._.... to • .,._ ...-... ' to 336 !leidy -...,s"""' 12-4 ...,... « fllwtb """'M pm: cw - II\ I~ Oiofcndorf• Up_,... ~ and • Hto ~ Fflilot" lllmo tonight «7-8;!!6p.m.,~y.ln theSqultt~ ~·"'pen~ film tonight at 7 p.m. In 150 F -. 1n II#AC. Ellcoa.ID1·2273• ......... _lt_bc_co_.., ____ ..... _loalaf111ftd. ..... _ _ _ _ _ etlp.no.ln .._.....,...,..u.en.-a.,•lltmtoclayat8p.m. 1o 346 $qo*e.., T - , a ln>mN p.m. T_., Hoc:My.., Dn1to Collogo, T-- T-. o.;;..,.-. - ·· -. . - ~ ... - 7:30p.n~.: co~~oeo. a.tc 11e11 100 p,m~ _ . . ~ 0 . . . . , - ~. a.tc Holl.ll p.m. ... T - t W - .'olllaolrell>ollot ~ Co--­ l"fWor. ~.a..-- Coflooe. t' 1 • aa a.-~ to 1ft pn>l>leml, the - fw odloclulo<l far ~ ,..,.. ... up - In ............, f'ol>. 20 elllolldo)l Velloy. Re.slgn , . *I club- Umtt 50_.., 51*1al dlty 111M M to 1tc>1w.,r Velloy on fob. 26. 51tn up lp olllco. ,..... - -CIIoly. ,_,_An_..,...._, In fencing--· pluM a11Peter.t874415-8p.m.flnt--lsf'riclrry .. 7:30p.m. In tho Clork Hall ~ ;' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/56c2ac28d89b0beaa6166258ee9587fa.pdf a8ede5503845d4834fa3a868f65952d2 PDF Text Text 13 February 1981 Vol. 31, No. 58 SUNY AI Buffalo Bur.den plopped in students' laps as SUNY Board votes to hike tuition - - -~ , _ . . llow4\ ..... Alto. tilt l i M ......- •il ....... ..., oftht Sl ....... - t 6 t d e.,.,.,.;.. T'ht c -..... or tht SUNY 11oon1 or T,_ea •OLtd 4- 1 Wt<bondtry to 111101'<- -..,aduat tllil. . l 150 lor tht 1911-U cldceJC , • .,__. - · • u.. ia tliptelod to yldcl1ho Stae\ plltlllc....,. oc~ ....._ •HI. . sao llillioto. T'ht Nl ....d, llowt><f, IDitOl AIIJ tftCiont tb< c-.ctu\ .aloe 8Dd lt ia <Jtpettod thalli •Ill do oo • tither IU Ftbr-, 2A mutkla or • u ~ ~ Wecto..d&y\ CltOOI -honlcd SUNY C'hlntclloc Cltfton R WMnonlo write I he,.,._ htke-•IUc:h Go•tmor ..._L. C~ny muot olso ""'"ove-lato tht £xKcat>t ll\ldfn. · T.ht amcndmtlll •BI abo ho•c to ht voctd on by 1he Leaislalurr. StUtkot Moot.!Mion or lhe Sr•e Unlv<nky !SASU) Prnllknt Jim S1tm promiOcd a 11#11 lhere, mainl......,, "We arc 1101 fl•lna.., hopo.• Tul1000 ro. t:rodllOit, Law IIIII l'lwmcy Mudtnu wUib< uppod $ lOO ud 1hru lthoola In lilt Health Soonoes-~ry. Mt.W<tnr. IIIII Optometry-wDI luo>t ..... in<ft-. or s 1000 .,., )<• . Moro$ The 16 pcn:tnl uncltfpadiiOtt tnc!<U< wiD bnrw IOCJII 10 S 1.030 per )tat. Th<tt ore mort ,..., W.OOO undcrpoduau .,,he SUNY I)'Arm. Tb< _ , _ . . . ... by lhe COtlltllitltt\11<11oo•iltwlp m&llt.... lor r..ds IJit SIMt ref-d 10 alloelle to SUNY. The llhlSIOO or tht lludlrl (008) requattcl t. . SUNY IDCI't- t l l t - or_,.~ .......,by "*"'" us moa-. ThtuiiC.,.bokeilllo-U..ItesldcMAd~tOGn(IV.\J, •bo • en to sal' 1hc: dorm COlli ~IKI of tht a-t &•o )tan, •iJ- b< lorctd to~ r<ftl to. 1htv Wtd-ay\ llttloe adtliloollly ...... - - - el 40 I of rhe •n rac•r- ~taff ,.,.._ (totlllinl u.a ,.._, that • ere qed to lot na by d•• buctltt It · ill . . porually rHiort ••• "' · -~. . , - . 11;.,..d lt•dJ• . _ , . repilamoc l'untll, ...S maiD!--. . ,._,.s._ c- ~~a~......, tOAJ . IDIIDII&cd by ........... 10 ...,. tdlty ...... •ll<knl loa IIIII lK 001 ordcrU SUNY tO colla . 11-b.lt tht llttu w....S rdotw ..-....of -...s .,_ ~ UB S t - a-""'ISA)of "'-loll r ....s....__._ • w.-....,. s.... •• E.\..,.,.., ca.-- l'miodall the OOIIy C-.uer ma~~btf to - • Whan.oa\ prop71111 • Donold 811nl.m. DorwiA W"*•· Judo II Moyen 8Dd J . - Thayer •otOII itl Ca•or or it- lht lftCrtiK... S1<111 - - tl!t Trust... or "'abia tht ..., .. ., ""'.· bt I*'"" the COSII-0 AU~kots ralher then lrYUII o fCI1I tA 1ht Lqulawe lor rutonhoft&. He .....,olfttd 1hal l!oatd mnnlotn •hoald " - COtlfllked wrlb Lepalaloe lto6cn b<fon ""<l'lina Whon.on\ tw.lon propooal. "I tlwlk th< T,..lrtr have f..U.cd ponpcc~l~a.• Sit,. IM!it<d, addina 111M he bad tllktd •ilb AIK1tlbly Kct><r Edtl(•tOCI Cllalrman Mark SieJ<t Monday "He (Siqd) w . . ._,, to &<:t in>olvcd in lhe wholt procas: tht SASU lllltttainnpbuMd, ..,.. l•ll the fllllporsoo tottU hlmof the luAioa Ink< plan> • 'BioHS' Sheehan, wbo dllbbcd tb< hokt "ttpr<h<nllblr: Uf'IIOd tb< RA ~ not to abMclon lAY fCI1I tb<y IIIII! pqnncd to pracut 11..1111 to poy tome donu coou. "1 doa\ lluAI. ,...,. llootlld II«<Jll blood monty," tho SA Praidmt .........., "E••• tr th<r \ll,lh<y .. .,.,, ~ .., _ , . Itt e<lde4, "Wbot SUI'I Y • daiaa 11 a 11"04 nra<u .,.._II pu nch ach<t • "rnowe< Ocotwr L . Collinl rdiloed COftl,_ W~ ale.-""""" lor "oodd •ott on t h< pr.,.,.,...t.C.,.ealld • lilo llclttiolo ollltt "" .aid, ., .. ~· too~ • all tbr ........... ......__ htfor< 1 - t a~ • Arnold GwdJin,lllr o<htr local TJWtC't of to•• w~ -_.,.....lor.,..._.. . '*"' """ a-• _.. -h<r.••- . . ,. ··-·----JC ...,...Ht__ "" UII~Aobtnllo.nt<r•a u- ••-lora lllri.C1t IQIWtd ... "rq:mttd" .... '"" Bo.d .... torftd to IIR'fO"t tilt IIMioa llin. but . . ., . . a WillY .. ~ "" _.,.... su.~-idt tbll .......... ""'l"lltOC'II hod ma6t hlilo>n H~Ct<aon v••n tlla SUNY' 111111 _ ... lila ........ h lb< ... ~. . .............. . . . _ _ "ocold hi•• 10 ~ "-!law rcdun-.· ..... ...,... ....,lila. dtcidqpl"tO<•) lor'"" ............. • .... Go•e..w\ boodp<,h<lncd 10 ....... tK t.ltont<f,.llt<di"Tior llO..ou- lluot • iDb< . - d ......... tht ltliltiOOI llilc.rhe C1oMt:cllot admattd, 110t ot:11wohht "-<~<,.SUNY llocal&llonf._ ., ........, lllr .... tlla ... or _ . . . - - . . h e ..... ....... !act "'"'*' .....« .... ...,..,... problt8l • "'r<<l<aa Sdoool 0..,..... ........... . . - pk.....s lo)' Y.hartOII \ PI'OIJOUI , ' " - ' Ia II pod d<taiOII If tit< _ , . _ ba<.L 10 as rTIK -..... ~:two.-..,s,._ c •••~stn tlo<Sd!Dol." 11011 LAW Sdeol at. T - ~ ......,,. . hlt.r~l'""•••J1..,._N_oldooi- • t"" put ._liteOIKIL.,.I ~-· ... , _ . - . , - . , IDOfC' to 101KR: • SA seceeds from SUNY; joins University of Califor':Jia by 0.. Holcltr -.o """' C.lffp•t EiiiiU' RtpoMttll the .... .,... - t U f t oocr .!00 y.., 110. the leldcB or 1bt UB S1ud<N AsiOC•- (SA) y-tnloy ~from the StMt Unrvcr~•y or New York (SUNY) ryPem. c~ or"""' twtlon COIU, lh< Dfpru.t<n >witched IJB 10 I ht Clllroulll scl>ooiiYJ(tftl IIIII mod< it 1he Unt•·cr1Jty of Call~ • lklffalo (l.ICAB). Thunday\ meetio&. Of'PIIl<td by UB\ S1ud.., Auoclllloo filled HMo Lo"'* *llh 14Utkno aiOd 1oc:.11 plUS ntedia. """est.IQI the l•tll In a wave of IUD tOG hiles _... ... by Alblo\7. tht cltmonll111ion .... clalpecl10 dn.Y Oli.CliUOII 10 lhe linlncial O«<b of SUNY...-s. Cil J c:o-.u..an Oovid CoillftJ opofttd I ht JCSStOil, ........ U.. lllr "clociJIQIItO , _ tllrlion was both 11 ,.ai<lt 8Dd a .......... .,.... by Govtma< .....,. L Clfty. Tilt SUNY .,... . il "1>11< of 1bt ~~ pel pooJocu: Colliao -aiaot:d. Tla _..... ill<n- itl ........ upema worned tatr ~ V't<,,. SUNY • dua .._.1: lor ~ thll "poor pcopk • Nc• Yort .. be . . . •o albd tht ........ , _ , tNt Mlclecl tlla '\K -~ .,. lftpartd to pay 1ht COlllilltle '"" itSu plbli< ..s-loa. <:..- pl'l>mi!ed tO iauodutt a taolu&IQII nul ...... Ill tht Bu/ralo ~ Cotttt<il, .u... Clrty 10 ~ ....... bike. a- a ..,. ..._.,o o• MEUO~-- -_ . . -"'"__ ,..__.,... _._ .... _Y.,._\'00_,10_"- prr••• - · ........ r•• SP«"•"' ""Thtrt lr no Hilhtr Ecluca10a" itl Stllt . lttad6tcl, "fbtr<. IIOCONUIIO<...._ lh< a:rowth or publoc IIIII tndtpc..,.... ~ .· 0•<1 1ht ~ 100 r•an aNt" York c-.- ha bad avtto overocldtm Oflly U tima b) th< LtPJ........ Shtfkr pointed Otll I hal •I() or them (tht O>tfnclo) ha• • b<ca I he'" the fckl or....., td-.-.· The l•ut ltll>l•... •icolory ...,. .... additla s 2l mllltOCIIO 1he SUNY bodact ..I Sherrer 1old 1""' ~heml't plan for r-. Polslicit) ..... The nnr<IIPIIC1CY cro•d "' . _ ' - ,.. "ht bH1 t0M110Ut $lin !UB ~ Rob<n lJ lt<t.ttt\ ~·- Noom>b<r 879,..-dqtoSA T~ Alan N111hlo Aslclt &om 1bt poblocity vale o r - - - . &om Nt• Yoct, Stlllnl "-loa of the Sutc u..vtntty iSASU) reprue••i>< Twoa Stolt uplouscd tluot 11 Glllllw ltu<f •roq . , _ _ " tedtt••Y O•triO.OOOitttcn....,thtdoooicdOtlltO parcau ollooou ,...._,. ..S ~OIItopora A loa mp to .......,,, a repoa of last yew's elfon. • . . ....,. .__td ,.,... ..-. pl-.! lor ... ~-Stesltt u~ 111M .., SUI'IY "'he~ • -hy"to tiW rdta of a cac ....,.._,but IIIII SASU 8Dd SA "lnl.,.,.tOSIW tiPilotcrat .• ~lflhrY SA Pttuckll& Tioo Slot<:.... ..-.l.dtcl tht Olkriac a di""""- "'"' was ~blym• •ioh • ....._ rr- lit< Colifona ,..... Slt<fra. hiU ptottst. be orpn, "Ailii<MIIIs I 1AJ1aot1 yow illitlalivc aiOd )'OW ldlooi•J1ltftl The cabk .. ..-dUll illto u roob. IDifOI_,., this. liOC<Uioo-- u - · 111 my ,.1111< ...,."" ... • "fttr<ttcd the .... , . . _ . l h t .-<to~.,.. 10 ........,.,.~~o~~c are-eMU •loloh ......... rei thos IDO\t.• Tht paiatl!' CIICiOIIt .-I 1'- ~ •c _.. .... UIC11y"'"' SbtlftT .-.-d "" tbt ~ idea as "'n ..... -Gov..- . . . . lor. . ............. -to« alba&ro.. around th< - u · of - • or> .Wcady ""' ol ms "1Y 10 dis.....,. It Ihe CaiUomia llilhtr heavily Owol.td ill filbt Ina lor coikl!<'•· He cdtl(...,.. S)'A-.• added. how.-«, thll br coodd "'llldtmalld the • The•lloitmt<flna••~to~wt0mt1hinc fiWifiUOO and tho cki..t 10 m&llt a okatst•cmcnt,• . . . .-cordinl 10 Shed.lan. 8t:1•Ho intC"nic-. s with A«y tuitloo b< ell))laintd, falls oo lhe 1oc:.11 meclta, he uplouscd I bot SA iltrru.to put OUt ..,.,ts or taidcllt income tupayen: IIIII uotiOII)' .,.. 111< meu.ao to ~t.Utkot• thlt '\b<y arc tbr only 00<> ~ by an int-reasc an R..U .Ud to iUidenn. •ho can A"t us now.- s--.c. ... ......,.. ___ ,... __ ... _,...,_Mipootl lor bJ tDpa)tn. Tllo · - cydl .. ~n-podtiC'tl\'t• • hD •tc•. Tht ,.._ • • - lor the d_.) • N... Yori. aiCI 10 Pllbl~< ottd t ol lo..s.nloop. St•• 6<_,,.,.,. It,.... St•• iat:r-. Inside: Cooped up in court--#: 3 LOrdfdl-1'. 5 I The 'Roplr SUN' -Pp. I 1·22 I Uncle 8obby - Pp. 23-25 ran-· �.t j .. ---·-···...... -·--··-····--·-- ··· .. Land aeal is in limbo as Amherst rejects offer l ! I oo 1M land • $1,6$0 u acre. 1k fate or the land ale IJ 1k Town of Amhcrll hu rt)UUid a counttrofftr from UB's Facully·Student lwodauon (!'SA) for tM !oak or w Cor(lontion 's Sll ..a or Ullde\~ land FSA Pruodtot Cordt11 Schacln~oued to d!JdoK any onformauon OD the counteroffer. but did uy 11 uktd for a prkt "lloahiiY hlahtt" than """ Amherst bad orjainllly offtrtd. The Town or1ainaUy propc»td to pay ru.ooo for a ont )'tiT Ol)llon now in limbo, 11 To•n Auomey James Naper UJd Amhtrll "is 110 loQitt PllrUR& an opdon," ud Sduoclatcr thai ''t!K balllllna for FSA to do riaht DOW 1t Dl bKJt and "*"' wart," • 1k To•11 Alt0C11(!' llra.td that 1M FSA land a Rill bane considcml for a lludae landr.n. but added that "different mtlbods or •&stc dosi'OAI and different landr.U lites arc bttna nplottd btfort any donan ate commuted" 1k enure etc.~ has abo bttn COIIlphtattd by t•o nt• f.cton· the SlAte Otpanmcnt of En•ltonma~tal Coa.crv11J0a (DEC) has tdatufltd llO eaeof tht FSA pGcd as "•ttland". and FSA has d~•tttd that Ambasn orlalnal offer ,.,.. n~u orr.aally IPIJOvtd by the Town Council. ~of tht DEC's aaoon . anyooe ,.ho Ulttnds 10 UK tht uo attn for "non.aanculluraJ acti\'s:&Ja" muJt first rft'Cive a from tht SlAte ~ • pcmnt Altbooiha 1M wmland odanifltd by the DEC 11 001 whtu tht Town W&DIS to build tU liudae laftdml, Amhcrit Town SuJ)efVIJot J..:k Sharpe did ay that all 511 acres "are probably worth Ins now." Aecordina tO DEC ConKn-allon BOOioJI<I Km Kopt . tht ckculon to ldarufy the 130 acres as "'ttland ocamtd January U, 'IM'IIdy OM moot II antt rmdtnts of tht area fint rtq\ICSitd il Tile classifocauon b based upon "cttta1n plant sprats" present on th< land. he satd . ptmUI T cchkalllils Tht oot.tr comrhcatoon 1n tbr proposed deal cmttn atound Amherst's onainal rcqllelt . Schaducr capla>ntd that the bid •as ·made by NesJXr Wlthoul offtaal authorization frooa the To,. a CouOCtl. "If FSA ,.ould ha•c lont aNI oettpttd," Schactcr aid, "tbt Town could 11111 ~a ve ttchnically backed out." Neopcr contcftd,J. ho,. .,..., , that ht •a• lf•rn "~nformal authorizatloo" by To" o councilmen •ho "trt full) ....... or the term> of tht orr... He said 1r FSA llirted to "· the deal would ha•c httn brouaht up and appro"Cd at tht oc<t mecl.lftl or tht Couacil. "I'm 1101 sayina th< same oCftr would bt .-p!td now," Nesper added . FSA has owned IM larst traa or land, l«atd four rrulcs dircctly non h of the Amherst Campus, RIICC 1964 1k not· for-profit corpofattoa ba'd hoped 10 build a eo~r course and other r«reatloaal facilities lhcrt, but tdl plafts ftU thrOilp 1 - 1n tk 1961k, and tht Stl acres~ put up for sale in 1972. Since that rime. FSA has recdYCd las than siw offer> for the land, and all have flllen lllrouah. Sc::hachttt ...d be "ill brill& 1~ Cllltrc FSA Board of Direaon up to dale on the land sale at the-corporation's rneehfta laUr thll mooth, but added that be doubts any m - ...n chanae by that time. "We hope lllc)' come bac~ to us," he ~d., "bul we .- !:==~===================~====~~~=----_,..---...__J haoc no suarantea_._.._ _ __ �ca...,. wu I......S to.,_ ... MloA SU. ~ .. AIJf'll lfl't w '" ...e.led. ""llcav>< of ..... profubolilt and ........~)of a ....... IMO llw,.d." .. Mort__.,.~ TltJt ~"""· ...,.,. ... - . ond oa s.....~o, Olld tjiOClll ~u lor . - . roo1o11 to •• ..,~ lk P<obkm." Co-. rdluol. Tilt Co-op u lllU JP~ ••, _ .. ..,.,.pdJt_ .. 4 fi !:..,~IJiocllloton"t.~latc,...,hodtO<IIult>ofljmllllon.cllro,._ \ Ia oa .....,., tO ~rar "'"' e11c Co-op .... ""' e11r oalr loa or '" lbt ~ AOn:"t ......_ Lippa POIIII"' o• lUI ChiCO -.o roo:_, _.,..-..a-- ,,_ j ell< ...,....., a -. - - • u.. 1972.-11. c.hc ~ lllala a,....._. Lal•1<tlt ~ IIJCUr.."""" ..... lint"*' ..... oed .... - d . , . . _, ....ldl.. oull- .rr.. ~~qpNuooa _...... •-,...,. • · i ea.... ....s eo-op ..... ··_,- ~oooc~,•• ......,..,._•• ~ beca~~>e, upon • ..,...,. clo< Co-op m 197•. 1w d<...,..,ritMI a _ , . _ could ll!iO 1><1) • t«ltl<<l • rediK'<d , ..., •«hollt llni 1 "' .,.,... a ,.._., ~ 10 card. An off....,'-""""- • • ,,.. •tth ,....,., ......,.,. ol r-.. and .,...........,. l;.d•anl Do&' ·~ ~-her 197~ ud 1<p1 pro..et<1111'' apjft>t tht ~......, m ,..,..., lf76 Tht Co<, • • - ha .. , •«t-1 bt Doer eiiC'J \be com~ ••• f'ata'ad lo " " • - • · l'A'ft ,... ......, tiW _ ... t . . _ , ol u• ..,,., PtNdtnt Robon l "-«too Do&! ........... Ilia ..... (.oop • .okllovp La, •• it>_..._,.. procodutr brfon 191). ••"'~ lht rropor auoddmn ... 6o'"' b) ~<lito .....~ .... tlOil\IIWllt ..... ' - - ' · lhuvtn~y Plaza (rona i •h• ,,. to._.,.., lmplinnlo•• Ketltr IIIII tht Co-op. ,, . . . . 10 a>alUIIK _..1111 ..... limit"-' w... '"._on"""......,,..,.. and only odloo - ' • "'""l.al"' Cavages, Co-op court cure continues F..,.. tne>.-y"' tllo - d eo-op•, tnol wu " '.. b7 Oorl c.... Prcticleft1 of ea...,.. ll<a>rd Stom. 1<1 Slat SupraD< Co<ln W~ "l\mw1011. H.......,.. a~oatht ca.clinotufl«lod lor IMilla two 10 tllt<r monthj, IICCO(dullto Sttodcm 1\ooaotoon (SA) .....,... ltldtord Uppc:s. _..,.,on lilt...........,. 1"<$1<.....,.. .,.,r..., •IICkwl.. A -JOO ~- ol tht l..tppa a n • - tw ~. 11 ~..tte dlen oe c:JOMr •IIIICiall ...vJI tOall ten ten~~ • ~. cc.cuu " Tlu ...... otll<f Ill . . _ . . . . . . _ ,, <X>IIId r8Chtally tiltiW .-!<rn lont..,\81 or toda,;· u_. .......... ~ MrCK'M) added t.Mt such MI¥1Un m1lt n euc:r (or • t-~uden4 f> CIHJl"efttnttt on ecadaniiC:L Ca•aat"t IUO<nt)' >l.tOC'ed Lll'l><' .CIIcmatt b) r.,.. " " " - thor tiW ""'""•cit"'- - ""UlNIOC\ s..tina• liiJUn<IIOII co l!ab tbt Co-op"• or iquirt kll. c....,.~ hdlltlOtMf mao........., tholt they vt '"""""- nottockt......,.tf mO>-... behddoe taaput ,,. , .....,.... a.ttcn• or lh< Stat. ""S.udtrlu .,. """' tupo.)tn" _ , bolt "'.,.,.....,.,.. If a ··-<~~m~tol ...-.ocr•• •rill ao ..,_ __, _.,.,.. <bould be allo•<d to s. .. ,._,~ ....t- ,,.._... _ , for a --~~~ '""'"" and """'"'" •.U. Whtdl pay <ua."" C.vaar'•lo..,... C.V... told J...tac ROdol~ Jell..- 11101 ell< Co-op _ . , . , •loor wt.o" ..,.,r.,_ lba <ht ~ · • 11>c comp«idoa to tu• , _ dtfuact Pl&z.o II Oft The Co-op. h< .aod.. Qlll&fnod !hat Co•aa< WO<tld DOl "'""011) _ .. CCIDpal>liiiOII tfW .... - ablt 10 -~~ Cavaat"• t«llfih b) Sl toll 3(hin«. bttq WIOaiC'CI llle.... bllln<l. bt 11114. rrq•n . . tlw f .... ,,. on Sill< prop<rty. II did oot taV< to PlY '""" o-t<ll.-d charatl .. rmc. St•c"" "''""~t <qual to tht Co-<>11"• o•nbtod <IW&ft •l>kll otw Stile lw 111\lrties. Pt. hnt, rntllnt<ftOII« and <OSt or bus. -""""' """ 1911, to aMniOn to onorfle'l leu. mt..,_ ..-.....s. Unt,....,., '""CIOOI<Cn•<M .. u-. ........_..... ___ _..e"" '* • c.,.."""'"' eo...·· r-. u......... Harriman Library may be rescued from wrecker's ball b) Job lt. , l.apluo _,_ _ Sdmca Catnp411O>N1111Cl- FuiOd ""'"l"M SIJNY l><qot><d to ~ d<molithtd uo<ltr Uni...,t iiY Pruld.mt Robert L. Kcurr"s Main Slrott Camp"' .,.perucs) h• alt...Jy ll>d no 10 tile o~ or Abbott IJbcvy u a ctnlco l•bidt (or controb l'&mi*S l>llild!na JtUdtftU/" addU\&: 10 lhc P~. st"oly Harriman otlr&<\1\o<ftcU or Kwroa.,, l'lnorill ""'f clo< ,...,.lrr"s ~- Tilt Ubr"'""' ......., Ali ball If., ......... Cllllp.IS clc>ip .. ua·. - t ...,.. -~ Sqoaf« sd«1t<l, _.., v-..,. PrtWdml lor _..., .. 1963. O..pite ft«ll\l the Lobrato-"• Ftlclloocs Plannina Jolul l'oal. ''I'm rasoo.abl)' 1ure:. but noc obrious Ultfnr as ac&n ao t01t0m compln<ly sure, tb• "" Wlll not or pnmoncnt au<lcnt ccnlcr. N<al han 10 ltar do•o Harriman," Ntal adrrutl"' lhll IK. lt~c othtrt wllo oplal,..,, "Wt"U probobly know hovt proiUitd tbr propoltd <lttnoUtlon. CY~J0)1 HarrictWl for on abou1 four 10 six •.Os:· Tilt Ubrary. a:trutn~<ted oa 1934. othc!r, .. <Siltct~ ............ .... orlaloally lll&tltd roo "It hal ...... pmty da..sy """ clcmol•lon u port or Kcuc."t foncy ~.-· N<.t ot:bo•ledFI "The WCSIC111 put Ill& oil tht ell», IC'hc1nt 10 tum ell< Sou1h into • IWI!b Sdcnccs Cattor by tht llowner. Tilt other """ llu oo cLuJ., aU.'" mtd· l9e0'•· Tilt areo ocxupied by Hatriman•s wrtlem wiq,. which Harrimao. Keuor outlln"' lUI ts adjacmt to Squlr< Hill. con..W J~. •0111d bt tiled for addltionll th< Fatlll!y Oub u<l or her ··rancy" m"'lcal >tlal<e buildinp. AI~ iu ruuue II mtoti<l& areu, "bolt tht . . .em uoomaill. ltaniman ...u probebly ponlon howes ell< olrterS ~ bct:omc ... llll<rim lludeoc UIUOll tlassroom' or lh~ Tbt:atU Whift Sqvln Kall clou. for ~ ,....,...ion. tbt Viu Prcoidcnt Power ptt<licted. Prornplffl& aMi\lonal..,....latlon ""(U&lna tho Library) ror a studcnl union ts on< of tht tblnp !Mt Hamman "'IU bccomt th< ut>ckt c:onsidcntloo."' Ntol aid, Health Sdtnca" au<lcot Ullioa are aMtl\l tltll Harrlawt moy '->me unrullll...s ~ that would mo... tht pcnniDCIII mcdicll studa!t both clo< btbstdllr Olld Squire"• Ullioa. ·· ~,_ e-uybody's fiAolly r..,. floor catacria to tlw: library by Main Street wi.o doeul-. bdoq Sopcanlxr 1911 . thtrt... Na1 o.lllalncd. ...hm Food ud Yt1>4ina StrW:u Harriman win- bt .t>out. lht riaht Director .Dooakf Hoole o4mltt"' &i_ u ror • unM»a:-· that "'nothlna'• ctdltd In aone,"" not ed Harriman-., Prumt projections predltt "!Mt but ell< South "ill ....... ""odaplabllity"' ro resume 1u rormc:r rok. '"The ladbty bu tlw: power. about o4000 stadto1• after all ....semi< tht tlcaric:icy. _.,and -I)'Sial> Hedll Scimca dMsa mel clo< ......,.., for a tnldmt """"'·" Hoole Scboo1 of Arcllilttturt ood lilkl. ..All<l It Cllmlllly bu ~he Envitonm<tllal Dcsip-bavt bttn F..wtyOUb.'" ..The Fll<\llty Oub II bowed la r rdocatt<l ill t\mhent. • larae> cnndlolt dlnina room equipped witb '"compl<k rood Roo. . ~ NotiQa tbt Ubrary's lacilitia ...-viet . .bllitloo.'" Hosie tllplolt><d tiiOI Horriman ~ ''bla rooms,"" V"ICC PrtlklcDI ror IUallb Sdc:ocu F. Carta uln.rJ 1s "'SUtPrisia&"" bocautc it Pa.anill oalcl • Tlltlday's Fatlll!y a>atailu ""lou or _ . r - · · .........,. to ......... food 1CrYio< StultiCSiioa that !be · · - lckal operotlons. place mlsht be Harriman" ror a ShOUld thr Squire food oavict rntdlc:aJ •t.ldalt union. Ht added thll a ot~deot e<nter is not "'one of c:ompOotnu tn1h lht trek tilt fountain atea, Hosie pmlicted tbt projr:<:ts belna currtntly plut><d"" ror tilt nrw Hcaltb that his depattmtlll will be -a Masctt Lobrar}- c.m,.. lo<la_...., orr c.m,... .,_.._.--e<cqll prtpat.... "'Wc"n don< lou o l mo~in1." lht Director tiJd. r<alllna tht nWlltiOUI rdocadoa• tbat OC:Cjltrt<l duri n& lbt COI\JUUCIIOD of l~t Ellf<Oil Cootlpb. o.d.u HOtlt mvtSioru liult . _ . . , Cor U.c FCI<".\IIty Studmt ""-'dot.(fSA). Which rum tbe Uni....-lhy's tood ..,.,.. outlets. ir rdocatlon I• mjulrt<l. ""Our CDOUIICl • ith lbt SUit mates them prcM4< 1 r.-dy ladlhy for uo."' Ko1l e ac~. "'Tbt only cott FSA would haw to IIKw Is that or mDYIDI OUt prodUCU."' I( tht Ratltskdlar """ Squirt'• ""' noor c-a!ctcri a become Harriman ttuaato. Hoslt P<"'icu 11101 o m.,.., bot- tbt two is Utdy. ·•we ba....,'t rally <ltlvtd bolo tbal (o - ) ,...;· Hollt Aid. ""Buc. • is bkt b - tbtrc will oa probably be cnt>Q1b .,...,.,.. Milo -Strctt Whets it~ o Health ~ Cctttor 10 maiollln both.'" Pn:cipitatina Sqourr ort pUn> to tra.oslorm the u.udenl umon 1a lhc DcoaaJ School- • ·~~~~a~- 11101 .... met uar.,.._ OINttural roadblocU. Rft<t11 n:poru ~~~~ uodi<:aled that <h< bddma u not arooc -..h to hold up 1hc caau1~c deotaJ ~ wed by tbt Scbool. Coucucnna concern t1w tbr rq,ons may ''throw 1 wrax::b" iato Main St,.... r<oo"'tiOll plan~ Ntol txpl.ain<d obal a .a or reinlorc:ina btaml would Inaax tht buildin&'• SUUCt~ c:o,...,..y Olld oolvt aa) problems. ••Then art cbn~ dJNamt ochc:mcs tb11 ,... cu ., by,"' Neal Aid cauma:otlaa ell< Uai...., architcas" opclon• ror rcdcsicnina Squirt. "They tan uso aU or 11 (Squirt). pon or II, or an .,.,. smaller port of lbt 1>ui1c11Q& for Cllc Dtmlil Sctoool. •• The V"u Prcslclcm noted tbot lilt Uoi-.ity is ••ioaniq" towwds . . . tht ....... AJua-. ollho<l&ll ... soid 00 CXIIDJDitmc:nu ~u ... bttn made. ""R.iah• now, ""l"" 6oo"t really know Wh• we're aoina 1.o do.., any traosr..- out or l>ltal cooducltd. ~ zz >-> a.A. - 00 tXJ 00 t-:+00 ::cr: Q..4.: �~~ OF MA _ SAL LABEL CLOSE*OUT ALBUMS 8-TRACKS CASSETTES St98 - S498 . THOUSANDS OF ARTISTS & TITLES, LIKE: __ _______ _ ...._ . . . , . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f _ y ) Gen Ed, Honors P.rogram top Faculty Senate agenda lly Sft.ll GeockiiiW _&Iii., Atlanta RhYthm Section Be-Bop Deluxe .Black Sabbath Bread .Jimmv Buffett Harry Chapin a,r6 Creednce Clearwater Rmval .Judv CoUI.aa Electrtc: Ught Orcbeatra S...M¥*. Emuaon, Lake &: Palmer ~ . Gelle BaDd Hall &: Oatea G-.eHarrlaoD Klnka KISS Carole Klng Paal McCartney Mootroae Nazareth cru..den QldlCorea PabloCndae Freddie Habbard Herbie Haoc:oc:k Seale A Ctofta VWage People ao.IStewart Chic JoeWalab RobtaT~er Fraak Zappa McCovTyuer Plaaroela ....... Comalodo~ ear.eaMcCrae Gato Barbieri War .Job.o Kleauoer .lolump Mathia Pointer Sl8ten Captain &: Teaallle EaJelbert Hampe:rdlaclt Dlaaa RoN A The S.prema AI Green ABBA George Beaeoo BeeGeee ....... 'NOfe aoiE IJDIS JfAV NOT 8E AVAII.A8LE ON TAPE. __-lot ...,F - , - - . . , - ..... ~.,..., .... , _ _ ....... fAUC. tAU<: �i D wyer comes back to Buffalo t o begin writing book on ordeal F'rom Tehran 14 DubiJ to Zuncllto New YO<k and fuWiy to Bulfalo Tbt l>uJr ~y fhahl td!«<ul< o( frtt~ )Ournabtl C)atboo Ow)cr troup AD Clld to t~ 10-monlb O<d<al of lh< "SJnl ...,.. .. ,..........,, .. Dwyer llopQ tO II«<fttpiJW ................ of the trtp lUid ..,.~.a boO ~ oob<t<llpmcnc«t '' l'on 1 JournaLs~ too," D•)'Ct told rq!Oftcro '" ..,.,. YO<~ "Tha mar he the only c>dw.-c 1'11 c-cr how " A dlld.\-lot boO~ ,.,g be w;<d ll ll1c baiUio. 1 boOk, O..yot 011d E•cn hcf<><e M1 rdcatc. offat hom publuluftl «111\paAICI bad r-ll<d the 1>-)0'r ' ~ .... lloe4 .~ Jolin 1>-)<f, ch.llnnan of the E.,.silll Ocpan man ol &ffalo State CD«q., hoP<t thai 1111 t<tut~ ••II allo" bttrl to "laclc boo.\ Ullo obsclmty" "lf•'• s.,.,....,... from the local "Remconbn C)nthtA l),.ycr" J!<ltUO<t <.Ampoolft, oriJm&lly bo•nd lur Prnockoti!Qpn, ,.jU be pt«tmt<d "to I bfa pat:\ otto '"" ttuw D•)'<'r d\oldtcn." a<wrdt~l to ~~8"' n ,....., Ou<C'IO< Sene I!Jda<. a>-<pOn>Or ur th< - Sl "-riCliD ~ J)tw)'<J OOIIICI!d&lhallhc .,... I ftw the lnultat. ''Tb<y ...... ltlun~ ~ •-<d 10.., ! Ow,.. ....., Mf da1f - · -l<d "" lotm_..,.. . . - - . ~ lhc • • ,..... IDrtur<d Ooul4 of her .._.,.._ ~ - "'* ....... .,.... ..i Pdlllo. ._,..,. O.,cr ..,.. mml«< W<d~ aftCI'IIOOG 11 "'"' Yo.k't ~ lnttrn•Jonal 1\lrpOrt •llh M1 ht.l>band, Jollft, and lh<1r thr« cbt.ld,...,. Tbt AIIIMM f"'"~Y had not btm tc>p~h<r ~- Dw)'tr'• trip 10 Iran l1u AprU Tra•din& u a fr«-lanet }oum1r.•, th< 49 year-old •ubsequcntlr 1nut«< on JiPl' chor&n AOtr n~« rnontlu tn E•tn Pn-. O..yot ..._. o.d<rtd ~'"" l~tlr u ..., trial l*ba ,.,.. btfo<r the 1n1maa R...,...IOIIMl O:oun ~1111 a "lll~lnJ Proud' · butlon, 0..)'<'1 dtfttlded bv ~ to - · 1 tJS .,..,.,...., ban on 111•d h> lru at 1 Kcnn«<r AirpOrt.,.... coetfac~W'c W<dnesdty. " I wanlftl nnd o"' wh.ll ,._, aoma on," she wd W\XKduta lo Pf6J rrportt. '+1 IW"lJ eunou.1 •• !loll 0..)...-. free at ltit, admott<d .,.. ...,tlar Cllt'U!TIIaO<O sht ,.oulcl not rcpclll her mp h> Iran "'-<d alia tloc abo<t<d t<t<UC IUM\111 IO frcc lhC .._ , _.. looi.IQII (Of 'I'CS· i f "The _ . of \O...tcrD ~ YO<~ ba•t ...SC I o fcllo" famtl) " IUd~t t<lld 1M •..~(malty llM<mCIJI ~bout $p«tniM, "'and • t thii\L th.as ""''" md.t 1.11 idftJ SO\J\ftllr the dtiWfm .. RJdtt briJnft 11 1• 10nol APPfopnace'' to prnmt th~ Pttllion• to O..,cc hcractr. •once ...... dOn't cndo.-.. '" roodocx: hct K1fYIUo."' -~tw ~'"'"Otll 0..~ '• cspioaa&c con¥Xtlon ,... baJCd upon ..,.Jcf)cc lllat 111< alJ<a<dly trt<d to unplemcnt 1 plan dcil&ned to frrc <Orne of the hottop f'mm Iran. 1>-ltl had phon«~ Arnt1lcan OOfttiK'U rcq-lf,· ror Gibb tells a UB crowd of Love Canal's future b)' Rown UaQ..ntl .,.,,,. S.c/1 M,.,,. LO\'t Canal Homto•nrr' • . . . _ _ Ptuodeat · LDu Vt.bbl and UB Sociolo&Y Proftuor Addonc Lnlnc 5p0kt on campu• Wotlno6oy ni&bt about lwons learn<d and problcml alii to be faced at Love Canal. About JOO P<OIJI• pth<r<d in Ood'ctldotr 1ol6 tO .... dttc:Wilofl. •hldl ..... pr<Co<k<l by M Emnoy AMid· •\no•n& documranry about )oo>maldt Paul JII<Ob's 11111 ~ crron to ~ llt eff«U oc wldaproad ra<lwioft . _ , . in Sout~n Utah. "A> .. ith tb< nucl<ar tcu fallow "'.., Soulbtm Utah), 1.o.. Conal h.lo been co•a«< up It <"trY k\.cl of Cio.......,_,.. Oibl>o told ll1< aud..-, "lftd m this c:uc. by Occldcatal and tlool<r ("orpO<Ot""'s. Gibbs ati""Ut~J/Iio ICIIOfl to fCIJ Of citiz<n al.atm, and 10 the lfta& IXIAS 0010)\~ Ul I ciCIJI•Up. "It's cost $«l mfilion SO far fO< U..: Canal'•deao-up ttlonc," she c,.ptaln<d, "and that's )UM • ,_or ~Yo~ . l.cl1nc 1111ml. and dcscrib<d lh< opproodl that mott occ..wd cocporlllotu tlltc; "Fine, tbcy ~ th< realitY of the prolllcm. thtn dtnr iu ~ ... oht ald. "Next, ll1cr rush ill with mlrlimal (olcan·up) funcb, ud when the mormous CO<U come. fhcy up-toe w..,...,. out/' P..Co<tloe 8oth Vt.bbl- Levine~ lh< nc<d to protca thooo "bo unc:ov.. sucb btahh htw1tdt from lllt hor.-t and ad homtnum diocr<dllina tbot m..itably followi. Levine cit«! u an eunlplc tbt ""funded. to Jtudy of "(>>unttcrina Canol taideau by !los...,. park '• Bnttly Pal,..,. Aocordtn~ to t.e.inc • .., inclcptn.l!mt or fi•t pbyuclan•-appolntcd by G o - Hucb L. Olrey to......,. .,.,..P ih Canol >tudlc$-catqO<ic&lly dMied Plian<'o pim flnilinp, )'tt dt<d t o Olha audieo to baclt up their poskjoo •• "Their mclhod1 aro mo~ cfucw'si.. ....... tcialliftot," u.illt au<ned. addina ,.,.. tlu> •udy ..... linor app<ar<d in editorials Ill Tlw ~Ww Yort u iD ~ and publJcity PIJIIphkls !)lid tor by Hooker. n<!tl, Gibbs dC$Cl'ibod her efforts to havt b<r ton's llrlnt dtetk«< for r....... .. ...u .,......_ads I>O'Wbl< Canal chcm!Cih "EYtt> lab turned one do•o """" thCl dJoctMrcdlwaa from lo•cCmaJ,'' G<bb> r«<tii>t<d, .., . , Wd II>C\ cW.o'l ~&DI tO bt tD CODJfKt •1th Nno YO<L Sto&c " I anc1Gibbs~ .. lbot ph)1i0Cillllfft0 ,.....,..,.,, re&r kntna ~cm~o.n or c:ranu.., and Mid thaa ~«~ om~r JlAie labs <efu>«<to hdp her "Thll stilt h.lo amlll'lt1i conrrol o-tt !lie "'-ioft.nmc'-t<d Bccall!C' 1111 llldl•lduol lUnd uc> to 1 ""'p0f111l(>tl. lbaa si,.,. ""' fedtr&l inbnmdJ ,._,...,.t ,ovn""" ,.,..... inccre.su, Prolcnor Ltw ia«' nwnllin• that tbe fon:c or chao. . mu>t come hom the pc!OIIk. · 'Tbtrc ....0. to he 1 v.luc cloasl(N!," lite ~ . "Do *f ..ant to rrotca oond~ 0< do we, bl;c the HAS ALWAYS BEEN IMPORTANT. •t• ••1)1 · Man le11ned very 19• lhal good idees have IO be heard to be elf9ctlve. So,. cle¥lsed his_, metl>od 91 9M\1"9thosa . - .crosa lbday. on the lob or1n .chool, communiealion remaons • vttal pa.rt ~our WOfld WhiCh tl btt ta.lkol'g abou1 upcoontfllll..... ~ •tnsldW*-thalt• auppletneftllo,our ool· lege-rln>mford We'lltell you how to tmprov• your eommunocallor> olulls exactly"""'"''" '"t,. . ~ro~n w11tlno term papen anti doono o~~tatlon&, . to c;ommuntcal•"ll WT!h friends ,.,. .IS and J)e1$0f1S ~ lvtbOO'IIy And ,ou',.loolung 101' . . tntamsh'P 0< alull-1'- lob we .. g o t - of tnlo to "*P ,ou gM u.. Will! ~pson ttowto wnte a _.. ,...,,.,.,~ ao ....,.._GriUiully, use-~~IIWt mucl\more 1 CHect<o(rt tile neX1 ~ol·~. a/ldM!Ia~·-4~.' tr>g, btt sure to check out f'o<d s greet ncwltneup lor 1981 tneludong enort, the new world cat tMf& bu•ll on Am«lea to ta'e on the woricl �' editorial l I ! Just DOt DOW j It Ia difficult to WQI» O«t¥!nelngl)l•lnat a till lion filM- It Ia ~utile altemattll'e 10 wta tMt _,ld lunhet t~IZa I- Misinformt!d an altMdy ...,. eduutlon ayatem All• all. 111f'-!lon 1a pulling Wid,.._ YOlk st.. et~ .em ~JMt mtldl ro ,,. &litO<" ~ of llle '-*' of ~ edvclllton. ""' .. I n - \0 Gllfl Hoal'l ol So college . , . , . . . Ctylng - liOIIIne1 lnefeued lllltlon 00$11 F*-YS.a. luat I!Ot ...a.IIIC. 1lley r..s to atop being .,._etul Wid _ flnololaa . ._,.anact - o. - •t -_ .,. .., _oloult'GN _ ...,.,tn .. ~ tiWt • hilt1on ,_. Ia tile Deat tolvllon All• all, like "'_,wt..,. _,.,.,., lhdlnll- IIUftw llltough lwei,,,_ fl~gt~t? WfOfiO,. W. .,. ,...._, .. u- wno ergw ti\M ,,_.. IS no Juat"-lon tat GcMrno1 HuF 1.. C..., to • - U>eSUHV ~.,. eo, awtll _.1M eddltlonal et.C>PM. W.- no oood ..,.....,tat ~ IMIIIIMII lltiOIIId ' - to meb up , _ _ , " ' . . . . poAIIIca. None. - 1« the lneqvitiM ,..,.., _....... ·"* thi -C<---.. - ·--·------. ... _ _..._.,Itt... f .,. '-""1' - - ... - Ill COOKo4 1M 1.1$ c-1~111- ""' . .. _.., ...... · - - .. ...,. ..... ""_ . _ - lur Obvious gorbag1 ...,.w. - -'"' ro ,,. f driOf' P\lbllc eduCation • • ~ . . . join! State- 1te tthldenta afl• eoclely rwJillcl lt wu an ln-mentto educe!• the )'OUI'Q l..ct like 10 addt ... tt •• com~• Holt. tM MU 8ut In New YOlk, tile O«tlfect .... bean brolten. AI the P<OJeC1 ll<odllmecl '"' .... - · · _,,~,· gtew, ,,. State WMktnecl Ita commitment 0\lt.Jily aulletec~. ...-gradUate popu'lllon To baQin lot ma " ' "'"' I AIIMdy to.gun upenelon atGPf*S. New Yon< ~ellllecl to IOOIC ' '" a.mal*t vntM& )t.iU 1n1~ 'f(IOt . . . .1 • • • tot-• 11\111 anyone COUIO llo -notlwl lad lp Wrlll OllCII - t'MIIaltlcelly at Inflation In melnttlnii'Q Ita llhare o ltht ""''u" I. too .m an undergtadu.ate t l tn ~ • Now, tor the - c l time within live ~. the part-llhlp may gam.ge_ ~. nor 1 mllnanl. 1"101 1 ctonte 1 con•~ mYMtt C..lltled......, ~by lnetuaii'Q the atll<lenll' 0001mltment ancl aui1e normaJ, t;lvlftr:L<d, a nd f'lelfthy (\'OUt adJK.H¥U 1101 aaautJng them thlllllglle< QUIIIIY Will r..ult lrom It, not m•n• 1 AM I am ,,uu aQ'td 11 your •j'-Qe l~• Ufllllta two year rqo, Carey did not wrlta 1 tuition hike Into tlltl Wf'o ._,, you to <»ec: .. ._ wttt~t tt unJveruu,. normal l nd buclget 11111 ume • He lnataacl cut ancl c:ut ancl only called upon ne tvre l? "Yov ,..,... ortnal6ef~l (IJI H 1n ftl.,rM'tiJ lu SUNY to lnc:t- 1!1 Income from atll<lenta. RaiN 1. .1 here, IMI ._t c:Ma n retauonahrtlt 11 NWt·n<Mf'\1 1. vncrwUufld sa lei, Mka l9ecl COlli thell 0o Willi.- yOU lla.. IO SUNY, but gel UM. U,nl l, &net unM"' ht V-ll'ltl~ 1\a~ IO ltlllt that money II'Oft> atlidenta. and,.,. twt?"' Yl.I\AI • 't.zH me e..., fu•IMt la tl'wlt )'ttU So wllel'l 1150 to 180,000 lluclenll anyw1y? Nothing to - · O.re ,n.,.nuate thM 1 M:- l.uvt: o f 'IPO ft e.UMCI CW but to Olhtrl It'• Pie dlll.,anoa bel-n a ~ education ancl wonwn-thtll a ~ • ge or MntotMY ••artt i>NI W'()mlft wMhlng dtahea. For mora. Ita mora anxt.ty and a 101 o l CNttlng cat~M ~~ PQOf t\I'M)Qint metu· lo.~ bY1~ up •o "• - ·~·· ll'd '""' • - -·- "" ••• ..., .._.·1 ~·~ .....sattluoe.," c.on ... , ... -!00 u-...... .... .. r .... . . . . . . . ...,--"-..-of-- - · ...- · · - - - - -· W<\ai pe.roetraJed on u ""'"' l -"'Q•«w n.t. • fofO •ctAe torrepe At lor fO!tl' p-. I( he ._..,. Clf~ ~ to l t'Ow ""'HIIF1)' br•AQ. . .CJ;fl tnM• ~· M )'OYI"Mfl t a.Nuff'll to ,.....,. "" • .,.1.11 "' .__., -~•r MJul i , ..tltonll'iP'S ~ I CM ontr le lll•atl J"'r amulfM'\t Since ytN .._.,. 'o ~·r ....._ '"•' yout 10161 ora an•IO"t.,..., 1 c:an onlY , ,.. .,.,.. """ p~ac. ol _..,. I . , _ .,,., ol yoo~· *""" kre noni iiiHI\ICtM co-arcta women, eww. It ,,._.. ft\ l ll tano aJ ue ..... . f...,..•,. fi!'Wmun 10 0"11 'f'O'I • outer til una.,.. to UI'KI -~· •11lhf19 to '*'-a1t to rou n )'UU • ~ c hvtHittO, tf'ttf ad ol ~aPIWI+Q ""' a t a ~t ul ''" UB ~tel tOn 'll r•t~ :.a"'H""V rvur v"-'-"'- ~~e ' '' , life lhOuld bt Wf'WJY' ~ \ 10 '<~* •'tet nut tt'O"<"•"'* • ~ For New 'I'm Slate, It could mean a couple mre mlHion dollanl or a hunclr*l dtOPOull Who cout4 no 1on0t< • ff«d a ~qualitY. 1ow co.t education • II ~!If tlle•l11ll Boa~ of Trull- tlltl t ... tlon hlka will C:leet1y . _ lUI\ !loW ..., SUNY official I - · II tlltl ~y oC tlltl Stete; Jual ,_Willing IIIey ara to acc.pt tl>t tact IMI New York r.w hn etuM*I _ , could hell'e been of the 1 ' - ""'--itr ~I~ So. dNI With that In I.......... way ~.Jeri on atudetlta who he. . no eay tn t he deCiSi(; enll bother to waltro _ ,, ~011.:1oM can be WOIItted tiWOooQII the IAOialatU<a lktl Whet about neJrt yeert WMI about lllfM l'M" f!'Otll now? The bln!W8M Ia decllntng. anrollmtntl .,, dt~-~ 'lllH conlt- 10 ahtlnk, alld . .,. egatn QUalitY be llmlalenecf alld "dflfleull delston• wiU hell'e to be ,.,.,_ Inflation Wid ~ ctl'IIlii be used u exeu- for llokong tUition and ebet!Oonif1Q tlltl pUbliC part-lp again. AnO w ill II ttop? Good a - - Clfey. anciSUNY Truat-. we wtll gladly peytha S150-•-•-Campualabullt, aaaoonaa t t>emoney tobuy bool<a en11 IIQitlllmenl II returned, II lOon I I OUt beat lllWIIY declda not to laall'e a dying u ni..,.lly ayattm, • • soon aa our llbretia reopen lata 11 ntgtlt, . . aoon aa the State takH olundlng lor athlatlc:l, u aoon u lht haaltll IM 11 ellmlnetad. u aeon as TAP Ia made available to f)ln·tlme atudenta, u aoon u Albany at IMII baiancea 111 c:ommllment to the public and P<i•ate MCIO<S, " aoon al the telgn Ol 008 Ia ended Witllln SUNY and aa aoon u SIIOrl·alghted polltlcl- IM<.t Carey taketlltl I)C)OU from SUNV'a nec:1t , want to betll'la thai our money 11 going tor You - · eometlltngwondttlul; to make eometlltng good beuer, rathe< than to jutt thwart SUNV'a deCay lor another year A.ncl than, alter all liMit, wt can talk tealfatlcafly about the pary>trahlp ancl lnc:t9aslng out ahatt ¥' The authors spNk . . t- appMrence ol G._,., Hol11 MJne ~ tn-t._.,.. •P Vfi'Of~ a nd . . ftrlf"eDDI a ~z.e tOt an, ro ,,. f<f,lor Wt h.IVt ~ tMt tM Hlti.,.IO"theoedttOt• - - A llaltona4('1)"""" - - " ' llla F-..aq ~ n.. s,oct._ IIW nama -G....., ....,_. " Wn adu&ftr NX written Oy 1n• ~ TN -·~,_._,......,.., ..,. .., ._, olth.. fNIIoa9 ,.,H !HE ~~Fallnlary1..., Val. l1, No. ......... madrugada _ ,_ .,. ._ -ella ~.,~- ................. ~sm- ~. 101 • I>K*too ro- tt"'"'"'""' """y ot theSpnng c taa.-..te lh41 other ...,tng eller t - t i na u-1• o l tile ooy lod<lno Utrougll _., llattno and c.,.tully e,_•no aOQhoneout. lcuttheachack>lauplnlotlny-anCI ll<lncllecl them up In • nut lillie beg WoU'I a twltt tle. Fo< • th41 lirsJ time In 10 _ . , I didn't ha.. t o po.- ...., '*' .-i. rwglsttatfon fO<ma. date computer ptinloula and ......._.·~ · ol eta_ I had.,._,. liMn 01 vowod to 11114 You Ioiiis, ....,. u mysell IS llf-lng l i the end ol thll - - I had .. ,. .. .UII<It .,..,...,.. _ to ~..._ - ,_ I could g<ab In an l..,_ndent """" I'm - " G out ol lhl i""'Y towor. 1 torst . . . - tM gra.tty ol the oil..etton 1 dl'~..,.--11"., tM rate ol ..,aod u "'I' ...., NO. al IUoldifto ,0..... ollda, I - In~ 11\el I O f l l l ' - a b t - - -~ . Q- could g<-1- 0n 1M . . . . . CWCI I jldl lllod II ulcl, "'''''tftt )'OW .. ,....-lito_.,.._...,._. , _ IOfVOl- Ibe aMI'no an ..,.,.. pjaoe ol - - • - o n It -I"""JwntiAIJoartno IMt I c1ar In JW/. r.._ . ............. , - .... - .,.., olflnlsllonG-. s._ _ _ ..,..,_ _ .....,._ - ···· .....-. ,a ........... .... - -_,...From INI""' _...._. . ~­ ... • ~II.C:.. oae unoc. "''.,,.,. ,"'"'P4r~ o1 Gooclbra. """ tns~:Y ..., l nd ~ 111........ I .,..,.., lmagoM • l~lllllon Ill any ..,_l_y ' - > tollill- •1 woul<l hi.. to qulc:kly QM1 o1 rtooNs and outllnM wll~ 1111 - my._.. Oraoal<le II I clo, I '• jldl ..y Inti l . ._ ol Gr»U 100 OO<IouMy. - -........ . ·-- -1 -- ----- _ --_ ......- Jolwll(~ EtenaCaca•ll a--"' ,. lil""f "' /Of ..,.,....... ,.110 ha o - .. rww wtlh .,. • • •, ..-t. or ,.., .,.. - ...,., Iiiii&-.,.,.- ..,_ ......,.lor - ""llle "' .....,. ...... In _ _ Clay To wll: Fftl,l_out .. ..._.'!MAT - . 1 - & g l l i n - ............ "" . ,.,. . . ., ...,old--... ----ornoclhl_ln...,... ...... ........ ,_ .... --.,_.., ...... or--~- -\Oilo!cJout-or-.~~ Child I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tor Olif ~ "'**IL Anti I - HEYEIIAGAIN ~~~p-..,. or-__.... __t-or--.. _ _ __.._...,_ _" ' ' -llttlloutjuat ~.....ana. \0 .,._, ...,..,. , AU.""....,_"' .,......., '"" -..it - .,.__ Cllll ....... - - - er-. 1 - .,.... · thl . ._ ,. . ol ~·· l>llllo<Y play-. I thOUght theY woold hall>. boll rmoonvlnC*f"""' lftll I<O THIHG cen ~p with ""'torr playa. l'tol only• •e IM -.>le and P'Ol* IU*t .. ""''!d*d_., my tNnCI u they _ , . belor• I go< the • - Doll lhl •• _..,.,.., tna lollngbroU and """'""' and Hoi..,U<"'"TM Tilt" s._., CombrldQf. Sine& I WOI hevtno 10 fllft lh"""fno OWlY 111)' oduc8tlon. loec:ldod to 00 all tile way and alii WP"'!" lhe - - a l w oollactecL The~ llturMCI out. toot. ·-..·r·v..,..,..,. -·--111"'"•• . . CN~~a<tgeol Wn~«• ol liN ~~,.,. o-r w- Fourt-lh C.tllt)', Vol ~ CIUIIC o l _ , _ . H'o - ~~ott tllelof~ -tl!lfti<,....M... to-lnOidaflobe_....,....,_ I &lao llwwoutlny oepyol E -'1 CX>Cr\pjeee- ""' .... 000<1- " " - It c:cm•fiO. "- I llwaw-"" my._.. .... lltcb - - . . battw ,....,.. I 1t1111oc1 Uquod " - - . _ . . "" blggor- aa 1111 - of er- ._.. and I""""'*" .. ae...-.,,.,......,.,-.TAP-- -· ....., • - o11 mr bu!MII<t boan1 -'!~ lnaura--ota<IOOIIptLI"'>Pad"PWW'I-l ' f t - wriltwl. _,1M baaiO I - " " ' brat • _ . . , to 11111'11 OOftllMK or mod or gar OfW-- And I EVEN thr- out my two C'.IOIIIoa T..Hnl. (Ono - - - " " " '. . _11, _ _ _ 1 ......,.,u,._, ..,.. ..,. __ __,..- a~ ""..., boollcaM- "".......,_... -and ..., ......y ,.,. enclllalt, -~- Nol jual ...._, oon't e-to_.., -..-uawllanymar' IM-Iclolo'IM.. IO-that-llll,....,.._ 1It' a ,....,.,......, 10 IW'I1)Und yourMil wllh to 1oo1o 1IUI I ew>'t .-1 or baino to thr- I t - 1c1o101 - a l l noa propo, _ .. r m OOfno 10 ...... to I.,_ _,u.inQ. I IIIII ' - I oon:t ..... to .mta on Emeroon a- ·-...,t..,- '"* _,,.1ca"'- 1......,... bel"'" ~Uw. '* �feedback !f j i Bouton strlk~s out ;; Indignity suffered To tile fd•ror eo-tllnq Jltn 8outon'o _ , On Moncl4oy 1 Jo""atr !let, ar -~toly 6'20 -'G•tt<>•ne ..... ron..,..., .,..ne -..o~­ ay1~uc team hWe on ue·a e&mp4.11 More ""'· ti\Od ,,.. '" I ~~>Kiflcally, rny riOIII u an l<ldi•tdual, u o pe<oon. Wlfa qu&atlonad by - • whc><:OIIt<ln't Ql.. o clomn ebout me "' my ng!lt ..,..,,,, the atory I'd dec~ to """1 a thend •n CletneM Hal on .,.,.,,.. St,_ Now, olthouglll am a -· 011C1 Mtclom <lo I '*'9 oul ...., . C!Om'l . , . , _ . .......... o i l - - - q_,.,.. >a no ro me that tile me)O<IIy or ot..OO..tt ewn ttr11 IM'tnttf t~snmen "'.,.Men me 11 one 1_,. Of another on camput 4ft« all, I am a luiHimo _,,_otad at.-r """' 81tanoo era.... "'""' ,....,~y, dNhne d•octly .."' a IMoe...-»-oltrw ,,_,. pop<~tauon, ut"""" "' a ..,.._ llbfaty 41ao. II any sh-.t hat I\Od -hif18toooy-to...natntrar.,.tyonl cen anuto yOlo tltel IIUdel\1 ntO my · _ , _ ., I m..,uon tMM polntt to diiCO\I!II tile ollgfltaet ouggeotton that I mrg!lt &PC>eal to the typicAl • . . , _ UB stucJent •• o ~• • 11\ady. no11o ~ It -·noo •• ua wr111on up "'Mondo(a TM l'p«r""" . .f 8outon ....,... -wr.r. a N - 1'1- ,......, - ....,o-·•1101 .,., Mud 01 • "'0 gMI 11 to (Tlwt....,. INy doni . . _ , . oo why """""' • o M unaon? "-• ju•• ftit • bJU Wt\h • lttcll; rOt • *"'"0- "-<napa Mt Bouton ti>OUICI b e · - ....y IWO f>01100 ol Tile S,..Crrum OhOIIIel Do clhoted to lila apPe...,... ..,.... the oa<na Pll* IQnoto<l " - ! Coowor'o -IOIICitlle..,...nOqnt Tho-IIICOM.,.yone c~oe""·r~••.,., Bouton~ -llobettCooww I If Bouton _,ad WTft~ •'baM ~ ptOhftHauon or cttuo MOC*' -" tne tnnM cit,.. n. • -leln,t Do oPeOllnq In the FU!mo<e M• Bouton oliO~ IT01n s..ve. tor cotq 1>1a -ISQ.... ti"Tno "-<loct " -• Lite<, rofO<TIIIg ro "'' OW'I - . . Bouton ,.,.,"'"'""· • 1' - _.. loGe)' . . . . .. Fov~" . . ....,. I'\ON tf\aft I ltcJCI6, . . . .t tocU< ,_.. trod<s I """" ,..., ... , _ _,.,.IS trv•r _._. "'Htal*Ah~ t~ f ''"ave"' .,..,.,. • .,.,., - ,_. he C:OO.III At ..,..n..q mOtO Mfi._...,.q Wlln o lltolgnt face alt.. COijlfiO _ _ . llflt• '*"" - ...., leliott - ··--· ~ lt'o~ I '"' BouOOOIIO- Nt _,"""' ~ . , _, ......... ..........'"' ~JO'!\. nowrei•_... - '''" ,_.,. tru_.,ed stra,_. •oa.rn..ng wound C8.mput '*'th •nvarty '-t~g~~tto.,.oolhan)'OU . ICIO"-my own uniQuoly d•OIIIICit. . dlanctlfootlc:t tnet ratoly go UMOllcecL Wall. -Ia I .... looll1"9 IO< my ,.....,., .• <oom. I notk:e that ....,. ol C l - 1 •lit llo01 rnlden11- t1•a come cwt o' thlll rOOtM and tnltHid the neuwoy ro qat an 10M - · tnto aoono lool<ad m.e, rnln~ o! South Altoc:a, That wu the ~""""~~ ol rnoo tM.N'fUh&hng eplsocte T 0 . ., lf'lre ....... 11\11 . . . enough But u 11 K ,...... 1. -gill ...._, I help )'OUT' I N'tl r.-gutar cMtflte m&nMf st•M """ askea No-. _., ·c.n " Cout<J you toll me 01116 )101;< roold"' tOfT' AQe1n 1 anew..O .. No'\ and w.nt nonchatanUy on my w.-y t waa fully awo10 ol the Q-lonlnq, oocualng gr.rn tnet I~ lowed all tl>t way to lfMI-ito and~ tile hell oi!Cf onto rne eiMotO< I qat ott o1 the _ . , . , I GOUld outomotoc:attr - 1 1 1 0 1 r,_ 1 neo• •t ·sw· t tumad sponraneouo~y, not woo- 0(11)' bKIIUNOf IIW pttOIIOeM tMI IMIIQ.IttcJ Ul.S,IMlt aliO because, ah« obtenJng thti Ol'-' alue)enra ''ouf'\od Chtre. llmew I he 1et·m waa more autlab4e to• me. Afl-' aU, I'm in my t•t• 2<7'• aord can Pf.. IY well relall to V>otorm (H-oltond-oneadcl<osstro..,_,,.,he ·--~ •tl.ldent a• aw?) ft WIS Qtt'\C)UI MC'Yf")' A98,n In my regulaf poltto , . , _, I COOC*OIOCI IOIIh Ll1e ollowr twas-tllnad10. -tot11o"U _ , CIO no-. just •• any full-tome u B. S\Udel\1 W-e <lid I love? Had I just loft tllelou<th floor I ant,.eJad and oontl""od on m~ war Ol<ty Tl>t rnaon I detailed tn<s 1 - 1 as I did It to """'" With you. me toodet, on OOfect•ve Insight - n • n g the olton mtauncl«ssOO<I atudrena telat~ Nte on c:ampus I have ne.._ tn my .,crte ..:adM\lc CAll« on th.rs campus. tlllt •• \INN.SY U I clo ,_since Moncloy And it -'t<ln I turOOM me It my &tuctenl relat~a oot worse, bastcaiJy • causeolteel llypOIIIOOOI. In Oll>t< WO<dl 11""""11' Don't you -that these soma OO<rvpt atudent ralatioM thai you Indulge tn lor lour .,..,_ con eaolty booome your adopiM behe•io< t>Ottlfn '"' the rMt or rour n~ lnttoed otpos.,..ry ltOIICilf1G br ano lottiiiQ ,....,...r~~e ...eiiOCI br 11>1s IMtiMoOftOloyotern to -llinatiOft ol aoctoltr •nopproj)Ntt - " " that only oompttcato ou' rwman struggtt, you a:houtd practiCe al1emauve beno•IO<s. and . - tno OMS rnot will bett """"''' you< luture out thoro 1ft tl>o retiWO<I<l Not lhlo college WO<ld, IO< It io only a tlfnpo<l'l' condition, D<it tne real That-· you ralt ana tiiOtwnldl your gotnq to. Uoton If you studant.a of C.....,. lounh , _ """' - o 1/10<0 Mon. I\Od beon In the reat ~ I l>fOY 11eanlty that your .,...._ "'UU<< no.. been doll.,.,t. I'll loll you. mine -t.alnly wout<J nave. Anybody oiM In rne root wond would no.. roootad dlftaroniiY lrom the way I did. II<! aware olt~la. Ttie distinction betw- my bellntor pattern bat010 OOtnlrig to U 8 . aa o 1lucllnt at U B, and my 1 * - futuro bolloviot. ato c»at to me. 1.81 JOUIO be e100r to you r .,..,., bring the • -,..,, ¥tUh me. eson~t you twlng youtS.. Yo - . Monday While IIIIo ac:am woo tulng plaCe, I was ootfeolatt'Y Into h.~ but my t.un tMun•t Ltl1tn, my llhll 1e trvly lnlo tnloletter. Also, an Important polnt ot '"'"'motion tO< the r-d-1 am olllt a block •tudent. atwayo st!ICIYinO you or oometlllne. wuh art• some d•gnity, ..... tl1olt ,.... "'''· JL 8roi>CII Applauds for lsra~l .... ., t hl'lt Just Jearned &boiJI an r&t1tU \fOIUtUHf eUon ICH tM CembodJ&nL A 1!M'n&n IS.tMfi voluntM• mediCII l . .tn tooeU* Wilt'! .uppUH and eQUIPf'Nftl hM jUSt beona.....,.,_a t>yllle o.....-r of ltrMIIOU:Ioncl modlcat- lluman!IOIIM oiO to ll>t ComboO'""' The EmbaUy oiiStM!In llot>gl<ol< Is COOI*tllng "''"' tne Thalflecl Crool ai!Cf thO Thai Prime Minis tor' I OffiCI In ~ Pilot to .-•Vine tiltS o<OUCJ. llftoj, '" Jonua~y 1179 noo P•ovtdad ~ noYen tO< 103 ~Boat ,._... ""'" Sour-•• ASia no•• now. w.e thO ttrot fi'OUI>, ·-·••tad- ......... Alllaafntng- _the_........,,.....,_ IUtrt r.,...,,_,,,. no.. louM ..,._ "' WOf\. Othan no.. retrtfl\"'0 Chl.,nttlng the aid tO ftl Geattnation, Wh i~ it Ihe 114!.kl from ptOIOOIIono whk:l! of'- gooc1 _,unltiao '"' etintu ~r-ntiY tocatod t to.'IQ the fhai.Cambodoon wotll In the oountty Moot nota ble'* Or o-su•oeon , _ on the llall ot To4 . . . _ _ 14otp11.a botCIIf Thio ttec> Is anot'* tn tno seriH ol ...,...,_ nu1 TetAvt• --"'11 tnot ,., ... ,. Suefla- oouncty. _,ernoot ~an "' ..... rantl>t _ . , , G o - t o t IIIMI tool< ollico OIICI mooe """"'~~a _ . .. ,ton ol 1'1>•'-1&. to.,. .... "' u.. •• tlo tom dee!Wion '"" ~flf ol urlum to 66 h4Mn&nttlr;an eause. •.-c•a.dy under en tnf._140f'l tlht regulllfl' attonclo"' - ''*'own tJikH, IUCh •• ·~ p11nt1"0 and midwifery •e'-- VJ,ttnamese refugees. The moat reoen1 aage "" this ot 1J,C perce-nL I betJe¥e rnu.at be a.ncerety IPPfK!I\«l. assistance came on OctObts 23 wnen lsraet ~edna - . and hNrt to rt7 V10tnamese , . , _ .,InclUding •t-1\ad t>een•escuadon tho h\Oil-• bran tSt. .tt Rog« IJ Chusr~MJ V«n•,., v.,.,., i .! ! �The ar:t of throwing balls life of a student juggler ~~. 111 (]aft O 'Sitd Sp#<1niM SIII/I W"'" Gltu tbro.,.... Ctpo~l• hs btu 1"-.......,.. f« . , _ no"· lk bcpn by itJ\M!Ina hla oldtf brOiht<. Cld IIX )Uti lhtQ lptnl bOUU O( Silt.D\ COII«ttiiOIIoa I . .CbiJIJ lllmwlf s•Uitoa rr- .,....n,-o«~rr..t ....,..... Ulllil ... NcMmbtr, llownrr, bt bid no oi'POrlvnity 10 ...... hb inlcntl. So• .......,....... by lht . - o1 a c:oup1r of Uft WarUIIop6, ht dloclcd 10 foad ... OWDIOC>Cty,lht UB JugloaJ Oub The MW dub IJ omoJI-on!y 12 manbtr• M>t joiMcl.o far- and ot'a )'ct r - by SA. Tho - . . . !odd • SQuv< lUI. ... 1nformal ud ~ltr a.roud s~oanaa. u.dona .... lrlu1IJnl all kind& or trod<• Cq>oola co..,.. r.- Bhla'-oo ~ .... , . . , . popo~a~.,. • rdluody __......, .,.,.. ... U.. lie 1DC to Uomtmbtn or 11>t Botlfllo J"UUUU& COIIIC' 10 u.r c...,.,... .... ,...... • ........ Oub, (BJC) and Ills lntrrc:u In picli Ill'· art .,..,... 10 pen or ,_ 1ft," and .._ ....,. • mtmbtr or lht larunttlona1 JUJI)tn Auoe•atioa (IJ"'I for tOODt ,.,.. 1bt lJA, "lh t ~oruoo,llolob ..ut ..., _ _ ....,_lhalttt utually outlldcd by a aroup from BJC. u Wtll u by do..... ~udor....,.slll!llmhlr ~ lk coawc:attoa1 QpOIIil froaa • T .. n~ -w art tllorac:t......, "' ...,.,. . . _ . ol outlanchsh irlcb and ro•m.. thai Jcwln boiff ....., can k adu t ~td • nlil clocloalioe """ lwd - k - · 10 tk • n~-m n..n .. lltCft 10 JuulAoa ..... .,.... tile <Yt Fint, lk tncl> bt lft01ltrrd ~ .... -l<d up 10 fiw balll 01 a ilmt. bolt ht adviau lbt bqiua to aan ..,Ill __.,...._ n-. if ..... ...t ill p e r f for an aud~t~~«, tbt Juakr dndop ~ JOtl or accompan)'llll lolk , Ofltft -..lc, IO kttp lht 0C1 amoodt and nlmiWlttt' "ot Mpnliqly, • ncllrr""" 10 _ . .... IWO tblnp ....... The bq!nnrr ...... ltC<C'pl 1ht raa 1M 1>t Will 11rop uu-... va ) ollao. Cq101111 Yid • is ...,...,_ ,,_,....., bolt should - bt ..... ., .........._•• Ht .,..., IIIIi P<acticlt. - an~ ll'tQol toknt, 11 lbt ....;... fiiQor Ia 1UJJb111 "U•rcxt. . .d y, too ....,Y pciOIIIt Rop , _ btf«t IIIey ~ddt IM ....... of--.:· The obJtCil , _ ISIO<..I<d wtth i uallna ...., co bt round 0... lht ~or~ Crpo<~" lw t•;periraaurd " llh .,.. , . . _ ball>. lacnKoc llalb. cas- ....... ~"' ball or two, tmnl:s t.ns. rubber briJb;. and an O«tiioccal lmnil .racqU<L Ht tmds 10 prtftr 1xn>sx bolb bo. al)oys lmnJ- tlllnp Ouba..., nnp art oho 11oncbtd tqUtpiDCII. Ccporus torutnOCitd Ius linl .., or J•&&llna d ubs out ~r old <lolhtillat ud blut )toni H o •~ ve r. '-"- Gal ~ Componv, one d ~ lhM 1n1ws1ot11 l)ipelne ~ d ~ Gos lool•lllllbi -..Hc:hln·25 siOtk ._.be on~ .oon 10 lnleMew for.......,. ~ 01 ~ pionllOdllttee llled below .,ou M near one d "-piOn!~ ond ln'-'8d In o ~......,...Job. p~ecae IChedule on U!loly~ r b~ ~«ONrDtadt bJ-ICts ,.,i!J'" nabbtr bolb atladltd 10 tbar mdo. 1bty slloald bJ about nlnctrm iodits 1ona and rd1dvdy aurdy. ~ 111011 - ly, they . ....... bt ....... . . . Mil boo~Moczd. en ........... ...n~Gos~··~ota""-. ra rroooe lrbmo!oon. ccnlocf ycu I)IOOemenl o111ce lodoy !WI ON CAWUI: Monday, FebNary 23rd, 1981 1\Mf I.OCAIICIM: Clifton Spdnga A ~. NY CouderlpOrt, WeettbOro A Troy, PA _., __ .. __ ,_..,, .., . Pipeline Tel., 11111 0 _,.., PD. b:l$11. """""'- Y..,.77001 s..-~ A coopk of 10y aora lll Botffolo ... _~; w!ta srwnl doopl <arT1IIIJ IlK ..,_.. Bote.. btud. Altboqb comparallvdy mt.p, lht lint'• producu oft<tl ...ulct quolicy. Ccpolil dalaxd. Ho-..r,.,. '-IJ>l 111s r... ......,.,....,,_ ..JuaJtBIIC."and btlicva it ..,... tbt purposr for • btt~Dncr- Ccpoais brinaJ Ius rqu;p.tai and --.1 ~hoots ... .,.... 10 IlK UB -.dQp. and sbartf IliaD with .... ............ So, if • pmon flipt tlirOQJh 0 book and flliCIS I u1ck he 10 lcml, Cq>oob 0< IlK dub' • vlc~l, Roa sc-.... or..,,._. dse • llo bow.s htoniacb h. Cepools said tbaa a feW manbtrl have ""'"'"""" ;....,... in tht .,.. of......jualiaa .. pcrlormioa. but .. of ycl, ....... UloalbU ... Rill up ill IlK air. "IUJbt oo•, il's i"" a p10I>e 10 IPibtr and share 1ric:ks, bul wt bopt 10 tJqiOind ,..., .......... �i. Assembly weakly objects to any UB ROTC program atJWIIC-nt . Aft~ • n roaa IC>COIIdilll spucb by Ancmblypeuoo T~ Suoclat A.r-latioa ICclly Myers, Coutitatioo CSA) Auembly ¥oted c-Jitec C'blirmaa ~csll W~ to coodclan tbe Hat bl called ror 011 an-dille •ole, claimfna tlou tbosc at~ or a Ofncer Traiaioa Corpt -ernrc~ alr'*'J polleSICd aU (ROTC) P<OIT- M UB. ftCC'Ckd kls Howner, tbe fiul •ote T~ tabllal a>OCion • • IDclat~ •ythiaa bul 6na .,.aed oYff Ia the nab to •cu. ., tbialt tMt il • • II"-~ .. tupport b tbe IIIIDlloe. s.-t.ed b)' • -loeal a way tllat woulel ~c inuoduetioo by Assembly studenu," aceordlaa to Speak~ AricDe ZwiUIQa. aod Sbcebao. "They bad some IIIIJI(il'ied by studcnu fnxo quutioDt that weren 't llulAio St•e COIIetle. the wl- answer~. ltbmk thai the luuea ROTC ruollllioft produced 1111 ~~ ntQfe •tCIIlloa." 18~·13 tally. Zwilq 1*1~ ROTC an Rcl•dul •OCt.tt "awe$01Jle tbreat," e.xpllllnlQa Refurfna to tho 13 tlw "mY coosclcnce can 1101 abitenlions. ZwUiina theori1ed allow my fellow studellll to be thai there were a lot of new triiPPCd" by 011 ROTC P<OI"W membcn presem who miaht on campw. After ruitber have beeo unJure of CUCI commcnu in suppon of 1he proc~ures. She said the novice musa~e addreued to UB polltlclans- wbo jo!Md after a membership President Raben L. Ketter, SA recent Preside11t Tim Sheeha u~~ drlvc-mlah• have bnn foe a tablina of the moe loll til "reluciAIII" 10 vote for or the nut meetq, cilq a heed aplnst the - -. E ¥en I bo\llh there lw been for prestJ1tina both sides of tbe i f i i a-""' J Clement plays host to a ·' Bob and Lqlly' show lt7Ttrr7 C.... ..,,..SHrfJ ..._ A n:laMd _..,.. 10 a.- tbll'1 BUiy T\oadiJ ..Uc Lally by Wi litCRID . _ eftllioa, fcaurocl UB Praiclc:a& . . . , L Kat,..-JINII <idr-caetq q-lano oboul _...... u......, --eni<s. n.c Kcua'• _ .... _..., ........... '" tt.. Ma. 1>1•- Sir«$.._., no firm •tempe by ROTC to publication or t he finah n plnd ouuilk or its prc>e:nc sc:htd Ilk IIDd • updlll i:Qa on 1be ~loo at Clnisha Collqe. Conuh.uon Committee's botb 8uflllo St•e Coll(ac mel work ,Assembly members bep.o UB 51udenls ..-e orpni1i:Qa dtptltlq, pullq •tl'l>dallcc prot eat aroups. Zwilllna below the q_..,..lutl . upiained tbal "when you're Amfdll the decllnlna dealina wilh student tWJu, you population in the Tal ben ha¥t to be prepu-ed." Se.DIIIe Chambers, the elccllon The roeetq start~ late, • or a new Spolt~spcnon ~­ As$c:mbly laden dlatt~ while A ~- ~ount rnealed 1 lalccomett suoUcd ln. Jtwilb sb; penon de reM, Md a rusb Student Unioa (J SU) PrWdcrll mto the hai1J lookina foe abKIII Rkilard Gluc:bl~ ask~ the , mcftlbcn tumed Into a lirt Aucmbly for !Srlp in prenntma minlll< rt'CI<A . AAn the bruit, tbe Unlv<rsily C1leuder 1 dlseunloo or tbe lepllttn or ComJDittu rr- opeDina U 8 procedq wII boul a quonan foe rwo Jcwbl> hOOdays iD the took place. Fall semener . T'be State Habi ~ tMI "we're Uaiver&iJy or New York tryq to ~e _ . . , . . (SU NY) trustee• recently La'l Ia a comma or a vDlCd to r•••rw a 19n ruliaa pcrood a&aad ill our .., .• tbal sbul dowa a1 SUNY E~a..ay a rteall of tlw campotiCS for tlw tJarec days. quor•m count allo,.ed Tilt dcdsioe aow lies willl iadi..id..a Dlarina COlli-- the--· S~kn~ wa Zw~ who declin<cl to nm for pmorl8l . . - -. l:lw1Qa the candidaics forum she • • por...acled to cbaQrc be< mind, """ ,.,. 11oor .... rcoponed ror nomt-ions. Aller ZwilbQa was scconcled. tltt other c aodidatn 111 wnbdrew , lea•ma b<r the unarUmo<a tbob. The speaker u~ Lhat a rear "be work w~ he camtd oa" WUihc . . , _ for the ttnabota Followina ad~ of thor Al-bly. Zwillillfa said tbr lack or • q111011a • • • ~ lllcd b)' sncnl ......tlc:n ol tloc Qrlllllizal- to keep lla • Spoltup<ttoa. ~ Botll ..t prc>Kin ........ . _ . ar:tr• .....,.._. . the rrc. _.... Amoaa tbeof tlwec _ . . . . , _ IIDd ..., ~ rrc. ...... for tile POiltoOft or todd. a-- ........... ,... ... preoocdcd _...s by,.. ,.... .,...... " " .........., by HeM ltaiclcD& !it1:ru A'--- a ..,_, wllo AMI lbc bad beta workanl on tbe proJ«l for two ,_.. c- ...n- UB ..-..ocw• vier Praiclml ror Stuo~a~t ... rr.... ""'"""' ~.cna.ootu ..., ........_ HooAIIa Dircdot IUdt Slmd!lopl ofcullll_..on. rb< amall . , _ OiJcusoioa ,.ulicJ>t a> KOlter topped hi> hltKh on hh - ..11ik hh wt~ c1iJawcd Ill< r«ipes with....,. of tilt U U.erocn. Arter a brid- a of K<lttr'• wife'• new drapes, Ill< lint q....UO..-- ho1dlnt- brcK• the Wormality. Kala IICidmocd tilt Inquiry oholn lmhmaa priority for an<ampua houslfta,eotinl. " aiiiOQI daitc 10 1110¥0 '*k on . . .pw" - a fmor in thtlinoittd a¥M'-'>Ic holllina ..,..,.. The .......,. wllidl dotllrlllild prioritica - madiootd britfly 1> Ketter told Ill• a~~ frahmao cnrollmml will be CUI bod. by 16 pon:e:nllW )'Hr. MariW Cilioa lltal 6S pcrUIII of UB lfadWIIt MIKicnU ~ 171S1frioed, Ill< Pr<sidalt ~ alttmi)U ha.., beat mad< 10 fO< ti\<GI. Cornportd to Stony lllook ODd Blnthamtoo-wll<ft ft1Jitritd aiKicnt bousinf It availal*-UB"loudly lactlna," ...,.,....10 Kater. "Wtwill be IOinlln ror some type orroatried alldcnt ~" The rocc:t11 ~RCilord Co-op'*"' - - - i11ut Kater ~ Ia some clouil. ~ auened tilt lmpoctaocc or 0.0 deNion .aenu r,_ ~ 0.0 j ...... opocilaiiJ rdatCI tilt .-e aoley to UB'l R_.t OHlp or alows it 10 ad a preccdeM fO< all nla..d - . Kater aid tho looc:r will prot.b)y ~ tho dcclolon. c;.,_ 11M ......S Kater • tho lnc!Mdual ~ ill tbc cuo and the Sl....._ AaociallM lou c:boMe 10 be a co-dcf*- to the ~ '' I'm ....-111 ti8bk ror tbc - . wblcb Is a '-II t.o aoc. •• Kau:r DOleel. A r.culty ....._. wu llo&cd u the tUiprll for tbc llaik 011 tbc ~ ...-ollaaK by tho l'rCIIdcoM. The . . . . . .,...., raiola tbc ~is II: I wllik aaloawldc It Ia 9:1, ........... LO Ktcler, wllo added thor It will .,.. bee-. polioy- 10 alow ..,.;occr;.a acqlllrt...,........,.,. U......., -..;on 10 .................... CQW1D. • FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AT P.J.~S WIU NEVER BE THE SAMEIII 50¢ STROHS DRAFfSI $2.75 STROHS PITCHERS! $1.00 MIXED.DRINKS! FREE MUNCHIES! starting at 1 p .m .! - .................... .. _ .....no.,.,._ ..- .... __, •• , ••• ...... P.J.BOTTOM8~ flOOD • .aaz• •IIDOCII8 ......... --. ···-· ...,_Jr-W-....,. �i Canal ..-:---... Ciiloloo oloo r..-c1 IIIII . . Ia -kula 10 Jona • ~ j ! ......u, - ...,....poup ..... !>.d •'-7 propotly ..... dlbaicll Glblu bclic•u lhal 10 ~"l'm,...eo.....,.b<' _ ,.........I< ..... ....:lolt .....,.......~·· ... ClMoo .........., .... dot .... -.,,_.. ... -_.., h.. • ......_ ..._,.._••-III<Hoola - _,..___,,._ i f --.a." * -...,~ :! ...-..rt • ··v.., .a . . , ..... ' - c..l• ...,,. ..... IIIPO{IIIDI. .... - doiaoal J -rof)Oolm~-nJtnodiOhdp?" " ' - ... dooolo .. •Jar .......,., .. tilt-.- ....... •e caa _., softly f<>< lloc -~... ollt cxpC.mood "IT oakes money ond uiUtcd .. _.con force thaa IO dtllft lip lilt ....... Olbbt 101d 1M cro"d ob&l Tbcy uvt lilt ........, to oakc out ' - 0( Iocr J\aoolllloe'a '""~ .,. .. Ill< . , _ 10 <ictory ia ..,UW.a p<<IIIUt:81 clisa'edlr - doiolll-w ,.,.. po rctoc.ciOII for ""' f-w<*," lloclooal IOdolu ..... " b. . . . . 0( . . . . - - . , ~ ...... - ....... IJM!olt abotll•too••por. "Lootalloc ·......a . .........,_..,...IlK_, ' - .., ..... """" Entrance may exit as ............. told Ill< lllllloaotco Califomia, Pmat)'lnnia. ''When you've been drcamlna of rc:itoced 10 >Oro< .anbl.aD« or nud my Holes, )'OU ret as • . . _ or wppon IIU I MOd ohdrs, 10 chltllt you con pay .. a .......,_. tJIAUd wa.lina up aomeday 10 lind 1ha1 iu oriJonal splmdor, ohtn you I rqulalionJ (pol <hcmlc:ol lbf ""'"'' h/eiiC1 aoou foe.....,. 1bc entraDCCWay to lloe Main mil)u iust u ..dl ao b1d to ...... doJpo.al) reaudltl6 or llpr mad prtaUOICiftl) Aad J'd noiJocr Street Campus hu been sleep. UB V'a ~~ for s-yuaCOOJ~ ... " I• M auaehuaens-thc~ tile,..,....--- rr he,..,.... R..,_. Friends sometimes~ ~taste in moVies. But they'll see them with JOB anyway. gateway haliiJG Planftiaa Jobn NtaJ re-a.kd that. many 11pilitan1 <hanacs can bt Qpeaed ro, the mtr&.DCC'. MOll of lht eh&Qacs ...a be IIWSt .. lht artl • hleh lw alrt:llly beat &ltered to proY>de for lht l.J&bo Rd R1ptd Tran111 I LRRnswion. ~'as rrocra> coh lonoes " .fill become oeca.s&~y for the drov~ay lnoo ohe Mmn Slrm Cami'U) 10 be "odencd consldenbly, uid, addina 1ba1 oht con.sttuctioe of oraffoc dJ>1dcn "&~ possible in order 10 all<>• 1"o separate traffic pauem• oo o.:cur-oM for UB iludenn •nd ano1htl for LRRT usen "The oriainal pl1ns roo tht I RRT '*CrC <ODCtl\td IPI'<O\lmllel) 10 1<11> ~u.' ' r-eal Uld, "and hi-. uo><krron.: a v:nn of ahcratoo"' ' ' •tl plan• do .. hen oi'IC1 ••• "••I lrlnlfOrmed OftiO I fiiiiCIIOO.oJ rcalit) " 1\o t'OmpeanUo• Ahbou&h lbe Uno•«»~) "'11 Wff<r tbc lo$lo of lht C111rll><t 10 oi'IC l.RRT, Neal QJ<I lhl1 \JB '-oil noc bt compaosaC'd f Of to.> or UK of propaty because lhc land bdonSJ to lht Soa1c and not the University. Ho.,evcr, il b unlikely ohat Ihe cxpanmelawn aclommt th< Campua's 1hrt$hold ..m be pa•ed " itb any moct p&~lonl lou. hwt:lll , a loop be pro-~ for Qa& 11 termed 1 " ltSs and ride," or drop-off poono for patrons of the LR RT. Pro)«l tngtnetr of lh< 1.1euo Construction Oo•ision or the NIIJara ....._, Froolotr Transpor1at1on Aulhorio) (NFTA), Richerd Zynda expla~ocd . ·'The South Stauon (MIIn Slra:l) is Dot dniJDtd IS 1 point on lht l.RR T • here c:wtomm will parl and ohcn board lhe subway. It will ,.,u merely CAiJt u a dro!K)ff point Therefore tbc consmxtoon or 1dditiooal parkona lou 10 &cam~modate n.storncn •ill bt unnu:cssary. to Zynda also comme111C'd 1h11 Ulde from the abo•• around illtlon, efforu are bttnl made to keep lhe tnll'lnCCway "os nllutallsticas pouablc."-1 UB request. work "We in close coojunc:tion ..ntlt the Uru•'tmtY and blow !hat they dt~ir~ lhll the station bt minimally dJJrupli•e 10 I he stttina." Zynda said. "The Jlaolon isn't meant to be an C)'C$01'<, bul calha 10 fit in wJIIo wl\11 is alrt:llly In ~ ... Public Rdatioas Oirtaor for lhe NFTA Joseph Ciffa disclosed thai further reconsuuct.ioo of the Main S&reet catranccway can bt GqiCC(td 10 bePn lhb SWJID1tl • -SUS4n Hodgr ��i ©prodigal sun Ballet lets its hair down j l j ~ S.t~Jfdey ~00 f-v momone at 1 I - b l e d my blacl! teot- - o r """"• r...,. 11odUngo. my lealfler tAll'- end !he U .&O lor !he l\el!-1\oll< I Oft to ct.._ oc:hool Hlly, QMnv met..,. to f ..._, me cNnoe ll'lto my dlnce dolheo, end, mcwa importao\lly, ij ..-.. tlr{>e to - k rtwoug~~the door loll ~~>to the IMnu The Clau ,..,. wao .Cwflls a bellot lllau ~lore And the ll'fllwer9 o1c1e< so they did me "realotulf.'' ~ 1Nlfllpa 11 " " the lote~Qn • - ~ lolnOI*I : - · the IM!ruc:lor c:elecl out the " ' - wOtM ...s !he - -! t-.. . . d - . wrMCithem onto I>Muui<A mo-to- a!Mp. a llenel, a pOM. a r..n h was f l o - ..cl Mln1v end soft and deketa Angala- tney ~me ot .noM TN! was _ . eoo But la11 !he B•dhlio RegiCINII adnt.royeclal plum fM)'' ........ ·~fiOallng'" m y fol'\\lnlll_aly '"' .,._ - · tt>oug~~, by !he llw<leo-n dlnce. engalio: ......,..,. ,...,actacl. ,..,., to !he ~ """"""'anly clo_.r.cr Ot ~·ad tl..-ougllout !he p a t l o r - The -loghll...,. out and I '-clthe d...,... walk onto the., _ _ The poont ro !Mt I heatd ,...., - dun!<. CUll<. dun!< The loghta came Uf), the mutiC ~ . and- I wao no lonoar dai!QhtiUIIy distracted by the ex"""-"' COIIUIMO. my eyto lla<ted to 1 ' - feat . An lm6onant Plft - ahtt eM, rlwlae wote~a.anclthev wert dmc'"9. t wu t o - the ~tv kulo loathe< . . _ , I>OIIed on ttr11 " MCond or won fifth posllion - but ~nstooclt aaw t i l l > - Wrlh no • - That' s wt>at I cal them, but I found OUt tho tachnlelll tlfminologV 101 them • ehltecttr- .. - - · - '"Pa<:''"ll St...,._ .. .,. used on c:twactor ...,.,a,.,s ..cl "" Bull a1o f1ecrona1 Saturdov 8YWWIQ pert........,.. w.lh """ cS.nce tYPe II<P<~Uht to tne Theov• by 11*:1< Mountaon It Co~eeo. lho Bdllalo ~ e.llet P l f l - " on lho t\ttlsu...,.Rnldonc:e PIOOfWI" ol the ~ The voung dane*• wero shown I t !hell belt in at 1oa11t "iat!l of tho.IO denpes !hOt compo•ed the petfor~'1 ~lln't ilki.!M lhttwo donen. Spanish Danca lrl>"l "Swan Lllu" and Goyucas. despite the pa<tonality-ltden COIItUIMI. the olostic· bociY back bene!& and the oJ9W ~trOlled grace I loond the IC>I<Odo ol the " charac:tat . _... dittuit,lng. H l'rn QOI<tll to t>ur· lhoef touehlng tho•ttoe. I'd muc:h ttthe< lwlw to -!he liP of a tAll' ot.oa or the scuff of a bellet s f - And as lOt ·o....:ter _ a• _,.., """' """"""Cornet ~atlon. jt • llfouP stttoQI11 b , or a....,..• .,..,.,., rmrlnlain • ''*' they ltlould not haW to - ., thlt ,._.._.,1_.,_ __ _,....._ ., -~·--· ..... .. - OUlCACIIS - ... _ . . .. »'.,,. la<moUon. II a director 1 PfOduCtJon 10 loo~ good, n ohould ~ done so •• to bnng out the belt qualrtlu and the monvnt poonto-cenllinly not 1M waeltnet.Ho Thlo lltri!Qht ,.,. WUI<Itotsa wu moot Pltvolent groups o.ncad . .. _ . . , 10 llv. . ~· 01141u S;oneh<on.,_ Is not aasv and lf 11 """""' be w.e-.-e ........... ·-- -""" there •• monv •11-•ve• Theoa allarnetwn blUer later on"' tho - · .,..'-that .. """" ren-.; ..,tocllO two- 9'0UP . , _ -· the thr" daoc.s H.,.._ Pan-.1\g wes ,_, succ:escfoly w•tl\ ...., ~~- •• l(etty c.... Cllfe Fat1o, Ket.,_..,. l<la,..uyt and t...,.r con&tlf't male penner, K.,th C.creh Jennoler Dunning of TheN- YO<t T~rMs uod. At 111 srmplett, Plfl""'ong ,. a manet of tho male danc.r ,..)nil hi• 1N11o<ina eo<r~lorttb4a and eecu<a wh.l• he m~nuolns his own dramotJC P<orec:tion end el"'fant boclv liM.'' "~lrc:.lly, the de deroee< must IUQIIOrt the bafletfna in ""ofe"..:.l"' ..~.by gt-~ wNt on evc:h a way thtt oho .. free eno<Jgl> 10 wm but not to wobble 11<11 he """'t not IOtoet to otter c:1ur of ""'The""'..'"" """ .. 0...... alweye camed tho " ' ' " "· ~ - PHOTO COPYING !Ogethot _ . "'"'"her Thr• allowed 101 rneny ao4oa wotlwt tho g<ou<>s and 00\lf>l... dtsplayong e_v...,.·• ~ The tl'litd dance. ,.., ell O.Ux hom " Eimefelclo. the lht .. ,..1" belle! diiiiCa '"' ,.,._ Tho toe - a n d the baeulii<A The ballerina. Clare Feuo. ae~oclthe onow l01 me t - · " " the PIOII'- from that poont on Her 11\erp-edgocl otta!ll>tnns cuttonv 1U wav to ...,,..,,.., ot II'IOY«'>on1 ...- me lit " " atreogl\1 "'my - t t o mal<e my "'*' done•• wo•• Plfi'*"'' w• post..,,. .......... The Buff.... ~ 8alle1 ... raetr\tly ,........, ot ya.rtQ "--....-the''"""·""' of Do;~ KoStttUky ..c1 Ginger a..na In eddo1oon to tho .,.,._-. both w..,_, teecft- ClftNs "' the lhotte ond Dance ()epanment Ill U8 A. wol as rn1t1ur1u good ... of .. Ia...., ot spac:e ana ail do<tebonS. the .,.,_. venturocl .,,o ,..,_, lOt one numbe<. Enotled "DomenStOn&.' they let u- hu dOwn. ~teraMv and lrguratiValy Tt>e bollo<tna'o -"'* c!KIC<ft were tnmstOfll'WMt tnto more Wi.td act~• n.sad<MIOI'I of Jazz wu new to theW repertoire. Tho prog<ern anomatocl • .,.,.,, atylaa ol ilance a n d - · eblillel olret the 'IMI.c obat- was OWfCO!liL Once rn mouon, 11 w .. In ugt,ca and tut\4, "'"" soh lights and ........:. the SMtlng P«tect of WD"' llluma dencecl '" my heed. lhat • $Uioly nov. thlv we<Ad - .. *""• ..._,"''9 e"" Zodiaque's new show ~~5pm by Q , Scott Wagne< 366 Squire Hall '"And Now Few~ ~Y O.llerant' - h a W been IN t•lle roo ZodoaQue'o ooncen VvNch laot nq.c et U8'1 C...ter Theotre, but. inalead it'o HoriZons If one Is oxpacting tho dA!nc;e .,._,., to put on uow1 rout.,.. -* "* ot a tow jau ~. o coupe of ballet d - and may~ a modern, dance, br- yours<lll. Thia potlorm,.._ oa all modem dlrnce. Three oltho lour pieces beiflll pot10tmt<t ore . . - . . and IN 1t1 c1es111r> • modem Tlwl cost...-.,."""'""...",_,- ..... - - · futuntrue ia Oltteon pieees The tnt Wa<k lwNctl ie not modem ..,_, ,. 'AM Rhvtttrna. .. Thlo .. olow Uyed jazz pi-. ll>e ~ - · "W.,Itlild."' , ....._ nine """"*' dtld on brtgtrt • - oolorocl loot.erd• - . rn a plartoc panclho. The ponchoo we down IN beet and ltOIM>d lila hood, 11Mn11 the d - . . , - - - ol en - . ll>e ~ pioce • cbo<eogr........ by IWO _ g r .....ea. 'Thoa pMCe • encrtled " Somoo of !he , _ tilt doncen- ectwly ~. The--"',.~ '"Seerd\' .... -~by tilt " - e Ottector ol tho~ Dance Cornc>er>v. Torn Rallbot~. who lo known fOf O><lJ8V-II&U nurnbera, ~0 c:t>oeo modem ..,_ lrollteocl of his uou.L~Rz piece - - 'I hovwt t done a It""'*' &:hoes:· ...,. modem jon poece'in - . , lhr. . '(OWl • • l'vt boon doong ll<oedwey poecea and snow-biz type eo t naedacl 1 cNng8 '"' myoell.'' "S...eh." as Ralaborte cleac:tlbed It, ..,. 1 ..-n, miiterv piaoe.·· The dar-.o weer three typn of heiiCIIIO* d!Ming the pie«. a helmet end two difleront hood CO\Itnng8. The C<Ntume 101 thrs poolce Is incorporated the altt.-y wetr. ~ tec:lvtical - · o f tho allow. IUCII . . lighMg and · .,.,..,_ to...._ lho excellence or ZodieQue pertor_, of tilt P'K"· nto · '"The ... looto the - - ~.adcled. ·---a... -'· "'"drt,.,.,.. " ha& e - - Many~-..,_""' "" • cS.nce eoncen... people wil ,..... how ' • they haw-- They.,. _.,.rung and ~ ..cl dancing "" the ..... of . . _ . ........ '*-Jaiw>'-'anendP..r ~. . . -aum....- .. tha-ol~ ... _ ''It....,., ..... ~ .................. ol jiuM MyW'II'oh. w•lurl.' "...-.rs.....,..othlo ........,_......,.;..• ..~ lhougll . . no ju:a ...-.. llllhe ohowl td allowe the --··~-how',_grown '" l;~......,._, II* Hotiaoow)ndeed fila !lois conc.n - . . . . 1M Zocilqul eon-.v 1o an-'¥ reecltlng "* ----- ............. ___ e.- '*'-"*-Tltwocley. Sundov ~ • S:OO. The ohow- and Fftcley 8lld s.wrcloy nilll'l- .. 8:00 run unt1 Mercn 2. �©t prodigal sun! l ---- bv~A. Co!N1odl T he 118~ a-v ~-­ Ry Cooder on the borderline America's premier musJcaJ folklorist to play FUlmore Room ridin' ond ooiora............,_ not found In - awPIIM-.1 __ ,0 ....... the -...co.(' ..._ ...... ! Nllclt ~ - l VI'lcolly lhe - • .. ,.._.. .... __.. __ -doc.t_,., ten of pOttrtft ollifo ., .,. - . AI the _.,.,,_.lhe....,_RU d-.o • t1~57H· ' ond ~ ~·. "'"......_......... of ·o..y ...... ; -a ol "Jcinrry ,..,.. .. ("bom 10 . . c.. .. gun"l: t h e - - o f ... _ Joe floyol - . . . . " !)ow, tn .... l!oondocl&a" ....._.. ..... ·- -· ..... .... bom on"l. o mo~aof._,, -l.Mlrl • -• then ooulrl be ....,.., from o trip ao Taco Ball • No_,_ T h e - • • CCIIIIrllon oii\A8, Ta•- loiD ("The Gitla ffom T - ·· Wld " 'The w..,w.-. •.....,_,.... tho --~Wid....,obolol - O r - . . p l a n o - llhe ,.,.,._ l.af9wir---"" " Cr- ........ Autondlle." .... .......,., ... _ . _ !nco tho ourdng--""""' lhel h e - - IItie cut. .,.. - , . , . ol A11111a ...ory 1'11orlo thor~ hlo~ dolbut In 1170. COoder ohefpaned h<s ooumry a.-llc*a In.,.. Nalne Sclnt, leta 1880. bend tM1 lnctucled Taj MWW. tt. growing o .,._ bottl«<tck gult.nat ond . - - o f loot wt of ""- IMndolln ., _, plec-.1 him on the mutlcel map. Allor a trllogv elbYma <*8illnQ hla tudNIIlon wilt! A.meric:ena debut. lrrfo '"- ,..,_ VM!ty Wid ......_,.,. Slor)ll, ~ tried on 11019tf - l o t hotlourlllll' ,..,.._ Md o ,...,ion • of LIIJdr. !i ......,.,.,know tho ............. j ........ "'"'*-"' " ... lone,.._ o-.. .~~.--~·-----· lhe_ol _ _.,_ bo<T_.,., ,_ _ . . dllvwv on ...... of OWl v. . ~ Mow Too Soon''l, .,. , _ . . , . . , _ '""" of Wily OtV. I' 'Wily Don' t Yow Try Me" _ . , ._, lha o h from O.VIIe' a ' 'Tum You E-v Way lkll " . . _... ond lhe ~ font of .,.. Band~,_.,..,.~ llut ~- I n - -· ""ooulrl atMI .a. , _ - - - . . . . . . Wid_,;,... T h e - - light onto t h e - for oome a - - . 1 lllrMI ~V-8 piau.n •'""'-,.., lf1to oonea beata. l'llintM ~po Wid (lllitlt--.g flna n.,. outlnto the ,_, 1!4wa. Tha !*f..,.,.. Ill lntoxlcetifiQ. And Ry ~ It on the eldew,. laiUnG notM. The ~- " CUII\.nl ,....,. fiold -"'~~the bonto '"'"'~tho -from the~ In Coodet'a ""'-own Lee ,..,.._ 1\ 1o lhe ~ collolan oft- c.ft- 11w white.......,..., ond lhe ~ Tlw"CIU!Ihoul h l o - - Ry ~ hM lhown IIMt to llw In L-'. Is a a Unln epWrt - the car.. lhe ...,..._, the colcw. loW aflah-u1t by o.._.a. lt' a a muak whoM mec:hltmo lo not brutlah and whoM r~lcoam It not obeaquloua. A mualc: whoM taotlvo mhlliom clatfvaa from e prld4tlul racognltlon of ona'a eocloeconamlc pligtlt. Ry ~ lon't a on the ~ . Other L.A. """*'- ouch at the the &glaa. llynlo - . ,.... noteblv. OW. Feet heva lhown ne.- oiU!tln pMelon. 8ut ~ it m. CUib.nl ~ot. ~ vanous fnnge rnuaoc:a "'-ic:an of ~ -· -.-.. . . .-.!he- f tho (tho coono~M• ~-Oftlhe--a . . . . . _ .... .,........,...,._ The IWvue 18f'l.nCI. In additlon to Tn...,.• Roco Tn-Mek"*-- tlvw bltdt tNa mualcafo....,t, CoocMI«y~e. The live elbutl\ c.-..s from the !Wvue, Sllow r,..,., 01'1'1 woy to Jozz. • tt1buu to Amollco' • ..-llndigonouo ......., ~. - latt yeor' a digitally· rOClOtdoad Sop Til You~. • ............ of the pt1MOUt Ta•..,.• Wid H.wlliion -witt> o " " - .. ldo<pllww og ol flU thet het- ~·to Ry'a mutOC from iU - - . -. F.of- a !Mttulo.c.de of""* • Ry ~ lhe 1170.- .,._.....,... ~ ..,. _..,.,.of tho "'"'* ,.._._, '*"""urol ~ ~-IM wlttle,... ClloNe c:ompriaed ol Gena Mwnlonl, G.arga MeCum- 8ollby King. CNok.. Si.t> MAle, o _ . . . o n Ay'a.....,...-. Ma.ldcan OCICOidiootlot Aac:o ~and Howaian aladt-by (o pertbAat mode .-ty monad by the...,_....,., Wid""' gulteriot <>-,. f'lllltnui. , _ by a highly -wm.d tOUt of the O>ic:bn !Mttor job o1 CIIUioglog mo.t01ca1 art"'N.d lllh "'" .. QUality atufllt'fC>Wing an muoleilnt.....,-In fJWtY""'""'- -·t n. s.n.m-... of~ hew cklnt • ...._..,.of......,.,__,_ Ontr ono Olher , . . . . . _ ,.........., - Ry'a aid motoln lhe Aiq Sclnt. T11 MWW- 11*1 ac ambltJoualy to oud\ • lnrO<gr... w• dill.- mualcal p r -. ond he marlledly laeo - l U I ....,..,. fly Coodtt't - l l y , _ ~ lo In lfy\e to the woocltn ~ of wo 1M ,.,_ ,.....,.. dWI hIs olhot,.,.,.. , _ ,.,...,. Into c.Atur• ~ II ia ""'*-llwolqlou\ bot • ~ - · Wid blouriY.......,.. but- . . lhe,..,. f - - o n d raging-~ lhe _ _ ., . , _ , . bol actlwly. &t ..-y o 1 - - .. ...,.,.""''M lhe logie8l follow.o4> to Uult h«o r..LD- A Hwo ll' ol 1877 - the pertac1 to.,... --of- ,.._noclwl9 ol Ill*- atYio· Cerulnly -._~of 0... , . . _ afld Lonla ' - ' • ~ a-g..~ It ~he__.,- ·-The- . bend~ ~he wt>o1t !Nne wid> stvta • wei lo iftdudlng o u c h - - • Twn an.mn-.d ICtwy HorN! "" -... the .......,. . - .aid Jim K.tltnor"" " " - .Jofln ~ UM Hlan on ~ ond--. Wid lhe of~ llollbf King Wid w-. G<- Jr. Oft IOUIIIJibec*....,-. Uka itt Pi s Sop Til You 0... .,...,. "',_.....,......,., oo""' oww- don't-.'"- """'*'• c-to,..,......_....,..... Cold\"'"'ll' a • ond fly hlo lllodlo Silonnt?VIec • ....,._ "' lhe l'illmcq Room. AM ...., 1111 T.-..,""""-..., _ _ ...,.. Juec ""11M -.n.......,... S1<inr'-!Wvue -··---------~~·-w-.--~-.o· -- l •tut•~n -:de~v~alopij',.;'u~ln~tho~il!!~r;i - dia =I)IOI =·~~n~ol~"'~oglo-<;i;i-;.~~·;.••""'*:l""' ii!~·~·bo!o·~..~--drol>;~·~·..... LAST CHANCEf~.:.':~::O~~v FlS'RJ..I)A TO 00 TO fOf Cclr.,o Stori"' Braalc '" ~beach FOR ONLY $225.00. JET TOUR 317-3114 -fliT- -rtO<Ifognt IO BUS TOUR 3/6-3/15 t_.,.,.,...,_ -~...· - llllllaio -lnll .... _ ,,~100 _,, ....- f tOftl a.pott $339.00 f()nly 2S 101 ... ~ ltfl!f ALL TOURS INCLUDE: -~nfront -">oommodatlona for eigllr oays, -en nighlt at Ihe -AamMa Inn/SIMI hach Molt!, lnr>-on-t~ or D«yt Inn. -Welooma & I a _I portin w"h pler•y of FREE BEER. -Opl.,.._l IMiuru lnetuoo: Wall DlfD•r Wor1c! Tour Peep - -rtahrng. ~lrC'*'ou ea. ano mo<L Sro•t FWnrtlatlontl taken now, .,__..., .., lmttlld /II»Cft .VIII/lib,.! ____ ___._ -Sen/left ollhe ~Tour -Exctu'""- 12th ann~rstl'f 10 catd lor djtoounll al WIOI>a. ....,aatauraniL l>tn. etc ~lng re~~erv• ••rl't- John Pizzuto.>"'· ~<?~~~~!.= ...... 113&4125 Rick Sorbi!)t Jr ... ·.· .. . ......... 87._... hathe .... , ......... : .......•. ,...,a.l -~345 Crosb\<. MTW .1h1 ~1-33io ' llldlll . . lf . . . . . . . LOCATED IN UNIVERSITY PLAZA Of>EH · Monday · Set. 10 · I pm SUn. 12 Noon • 5 Pftl - 838-677a �..• "Qr, l l the"""""......,., the i m- r--. l t-. and but ot o-t• • little unre,..Ning, lht boritte ... but the<e'• tNI pahiM. too " In the future. Aztec two Step • pltnning to cut o , _ racordt, end tfY to lnete- dlK lollowtnil. " Wo'r• not o hOusehold vet end - ~ It, but -)1m keep l*vfnu untl we o-t tNI big btnl<." ..pitined S<:hulman ltoo• Is n01 ! ~ the Rood" WH lnopit11d by KerOUK'I novel ot " h 's beticaltv. book report," ,.,,.,. Fowtet end Schulmen M on~.. v~ City and ..,.,d hell yo1< " on tht roed." "Is heo Its PfOO end ....,,_.. ......Sclwlnwl..., .... ,,......,. you -.ve ''W~ever Two Step aft" perlonn!ng lor a SilO crowd in tho F~lmo<t Room oond lilt S.turdev night . Schulman IM1d '~*• FowiO< I>V'h a good ,.~ wrth tho -...ce. comP<lsed elm<m entlre4v of emllu...orio T....., Step lent, wflh thtw mellow, lllld back oong. end "•erv bad Jokeo." The eanhv antfgetlo crowd supplied tht percussion II Fow1er' t re<!UIIt, and on som<t occaaiona, aponteMOUIIV began • Mnd· clapping occomoa.wn.nt. ''The l'ftponse wn ucollent. Wehed a room f~ of people tOitHy onto it.'' ..,d Sci\IJiman. tht muotacl\o04<1 load gUitarist wholt bliotorlng rtfte were ..c.tlem. Eartv "' tNI llhOw they l'laved OM• of their beat tunes, " Highway Song.'' which thev usuellv seve lor tke end. because " We w ant to do it befOJo we get too tucked up-to plev Tt and Qet t oo l ucked uP to lltten to~... Fowler Introduced tho tong "What Happened to Humotv Oumptv" With a short a~p4enatlon of 1101'11 M< Dumpty IMI Cinderela"' • Howard JCIMson's on r ...... Square- 42nd SttMI. Clndtrt1h cem. MilO the 8oom Boom RDom woa s. 10nCI • •ee· t lwough """t to Humpty Dumpty .. Now. Humpty Dumpty lt a wierd tooting, overwe\Ql'n thtng. •• he recalled. ~carne on to h.rn. end HO said " You cell me Humpty." To maoo • H1f1t t1orv thott. Cir>dtrella spotted a bettor egg and dumped Dumpty. The lynca ot the tong- ''Hey. Nov. G'youloto your shoe?/Humpty Oumptv jumped, InStead oi foUl/You can nevartoM"- geve you something to thin~ about. UnlortU!Ielely, aome olthe other songs were running on emptv as 111 . , contertt l1 concerned. At tht and of the conGon, thev ollved o song wrtnon bv Au Fowler "'memorv of Jo"" Lennon. 1utbored about e WMk after the former Beette•a deeth. Fow~r :on• Poor f-"-- Tloo-...-- H . l--.. . MUS1efAOM n.E" POHO; ill ... tf u A1tK T. . S~ • • .._,, a~~t 5fiM) c::fOWif ~ wtwle ..... lftiUP tnNe-....., Mtl ,__..... FOWler, said writing Ia • II8<Y omotlonel ume lor n;m. TM song, "John ia en Ange4." •• • tribute to Jolwt ~.«>non. but IM lyric& were lint • touch on the corny 1ic1e TM Two Srepsere planfW111 10 recOfd it end c!istrlbute II to college tedl() statlans •round the counuv. Thev ,,. not ooonv to push lt. mind you. just dlttnb<Jie H ·•wa don't want to explott 11. We're aendlng rt oVI to tomt statiOns " Wo're giving 11 to lkem to do wt>ttover thOV wont We' re flot pushing it.'' uplainecl SchUlman They flnilhed tho c:oneen with " Or> th<! Road.'' tt'oolr most renowned hit . end l<!h th<! crow<l star>ding and 5atllmlng fOf enothe• ton; After tho ohow, fowler and Schuli1Jl'f' apoko of tNIK patt, IM changes theY've notiCed and exper.. nced ove< a decedo. and or fVI\Kt 11001•. Thev mel at Botton Open Mike and alter exchangong comments and oomptrmenu I" You play pnottv good for a Whoto boY.'' quipped Fowler') alter which they got together. teking thtlr name from 1 lawran« Fe11tngN>t h Over the they thong Thtt moved • lot ol people to eppiOIC!l perfomlng dtlferently; S.omberg. Tavlo<. bot whh • smellet bend vou P<•••"' a •how wrth moro total -gy." No ...d . BelOit they pteyed .. John I• on Angel." Fowler spoke for a tow minutet In favor ol corwo4!1ng htnclguns, AlthoUgh thtV do not conllder themselves a cause oriented gr0\4). • eoncen Is e " ume and place t o state OUI vi- • " ''Most people art kotled ln possoon hghts. We want 10 meki it ctrtf'ICUft for .Joe Blow, average Amor~Ctn to gel 1 goo. Thtl would c'ut down on a lot ot mutdera," expt.,t>ed FoWiet. Fowle< and 51\ulm..,. who eact1 wrrte songs. their son110. do n01 M1Qie out anv one t~>;ng thtt inftuences thri rnuste. " It becatne a iCH.M'""'an rock band. bUt comes I rom whate-vw yOt.lre tn COf"'t.ct v•- -I'll· twitched b.o. to ., ecoustlc dUet no<~e monllu: -vo " We lot<ned the lesson the httd wov.'' quoth SchtAman, ''no fl\ltttf 'Wttll you on • r.cord, When you go out end oarlorm with people, it to be llletter " ~ noted o - tNI .,_.. of the have become a Pille more tun to play for. "Crowdt """' changed In tll!\.)'..a. People uaed t o ort QUietly. How there Ia mote ot a OMV•ng put vo••· _.....,.. w•th. Genettl oOso<vationl of life and times. It' s whe<e we c•me in to musk: and where we come outos ...,_, WI IH'e/' matnurined Sch~an. Theif hit to ticket holders of Philharmonic Concert. Contact THE INDEPENDENTS- 881-2580 ,..~ r a. OIGht o~ live latm j:usron must~. Oan~e & 0Rtnk With t. ...,----a.- badt Jr- llaffllltoa. OnlarloJ -----..,.~ I)ER~ORmlnG J:Rtbay, J'.u. 13th With contmUQ,US mus1c PM>m 8,pm until 1 am 1n th€ [1ltmo11£ Room o~ SQUIP€ hall FRE~ fiO(lCC to all UB Students aad FclcuJty . BREAK rtrat w•• .., •• tnergy - bulthe ........ came •w.v with Wll that If it w.e Hendry• end Zero Cool 11 home in IM Apgje. with a oqoobio C<OwG \0 orovide aome Interaction, oome d'(rlamle giveand·tllte • 11 mtgl>t hiiYO been ohenomenel. insttod Ol IUS! e flightlyswey.ng, ent.,..._ hour. - Ptlmc..l. Ocean Front Hotel Rooms in Laudetdele Student S..n~t~ps offe<a clefuu eecommo<ll tJOM at the Llude<dale Brllmore lh• Lluderdllla Beach Holot. ond the Canbban Tr- Winds Holt! • Hote~ .... \..0• . . f1,...,_..... • AU tfiCIItela ~ lOCotlto 0t1 ~St. .. "UIM'TID P AQ .-~........_. In Ol>lo 1·- 2 12-:1432 --~------------~---· Adm: hll foor ""'"' lhe wn booked here, and lhe flnlltV · end lt't en ewlui anowy night . and lhe' s eocond-btllaclto dried-up bluealrock oa S.IIOV S.own, #1'(1 lhe thtll fans and fNe "'leromocfor>~o<JU<s. end the<e ore moV'bo 100 people the<e. oll told It wet dll)teMing and lhe felt n, undo<Altedly But - ..,g II wttll • ..,.,,,., and ,... even _,.. beong 1fl8'1CIV and hippy bed<s11110 - pnor to her drllle bee~ to NYC. Tke n\ull4c Nona end bend Zero Cool perlOfmed wos lea funky, lea Aftl<:an· tnlluencecl than one mtgM MYO e>q:IICiedJ. horn her work w•th Labelle and ~edt, which jutt ptOYet thtt lhe't hor own muactan The ..... few aongs were _,....,_, fl-ed by e I'IIUddled IOUnd from Zero Cool'• gultors, b\11 lhe fi• ed thot Onfortunattlt. IM {lulf1<1 IO<gelv Ollor·- w e d her IIOCIII nome of rock? l lor the most part. - stropped on on etectnc guitar for • rnta·tlnged tune, a ofunkod·up Supremos nugget w!)och pefhapa set's bUt oumbet, ~None be h...d oinging out. AM i!ldlcatO<o """'' to Buff1kl'e not 1\evw>g ..., Nona Hendry• on a ~ ntght . She tried', was be8tlllfUI. FOR AESEAVATtON. INFOIUtiATION Cell Toli-FtM 1·- M.. _ I' ORCHESTRA CHEVERE fwt\h t.hCio <Jc.vttl SPRING '811 ·FREE ~ - ._,\G~ Nona. Altw 111. - cancelled out on Bullalo tNt last three or SPECIAL EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE FOR REARING & VISION IMPARED STUDENTS ~ - Jclr Handrya -St~IIOn•-Fe~H-u.ry .---------------------------· ~ becOme--· an 6<!\lo to ' 011, my God, lhlt thoogh I don't thinlt ohoulcl be tho .,.,.. ' Wa too~ how rw we'vt · nol at hoW Ill WI hiiVo to go Thet's thol wev I Iiiio lt." we do, we're thol center oi anentlon. 8<g or omall, lt' t tt>ll OUf oond." ptoclolmed Nell SchUimtn, ot tM 800Uitlc duet Artec ~UI~ f2M Geiaerol l!ublfc �- - -- -- - -- - -Tony at.jecla And ~ 't strvggle In t1>t1 night, th• m-r~ic of fh• music _ , , to light th• _,-. -John L«ttJJfJ '• "lntuttJOtt •• I hiCI nevor ,...., 11>et IN NYC coo- wore • dMded and utW!y lr'lndy.......... to ackno~011W'1 ....-.or -......g ro • n o - or IV.O. The Modlo -.Ad otiy dance tO s.:r.t AHM and the l'l.olJie Haoru; ..,..._ - * ! otomp 10 the ~and IN~;- the...,_ , ...... t h a t - thumpng .......... booQoe IO ,_, of - had me t"'''OIIe me - Such~,.,.,._ me olthe a..tflllo ~~;-..._. ......11&..~ .,..,...,. pogoong at McVen'a w1w1e the _ . o r to IN eo"-Pom of the , _ , s..r,. 0....... - the..,... -n- pew- ....... ~lot-·-· -the·-- ~ , ... -ebout the.__-~~ 1ft the uac:t- ,.......,, Of'ty on a , _ . . . , _, wgar --- r.... • no unity rNifY,..,..,- ~-...a. a-·,_. ........ .._ ............ aty n-e·a no ...ch 11w>e • ._,_. or.---. jual -·ac:bona-..... ~---­ ....-tor othel ~ .... meybe, t111o ~·""" • • - oltlila• ......-~ tluHIIIo • ..W.O tor • good roctc or megazlno. ~Which could t>mg aome .uucwre and mllflgorll c:ommanlary on ttra extiNive and btoadenlng rock wotlcl. The Of'ty cily· wlcle • - • ol rock .,,..,..,., .. lila Bufflllo Evllftlng ~· Gcmo- • bad 101<• Even lloclutn, or the lllort-lived but • . - . . looU>g Noorv..:~..__ _ j 8Hr gave ,...._ to the climate ot Buttlllo' o rock llTat• • No one can even 1um to lila rodio lor oomton _ .,.,. ol tho vgilell ""'" ol , _ PHt few But I ..fvae 10 C1Y OY8f that enymore. I hnd myself .-.g ebout the LOndon and MlnCheater ..,.._, NYC, S1n fr., ond LA. ... r•••· -. oven Toronto ond ~·to '""' O<J! - · 1"'"110 Tluot could be &Jftlllo'o -...on Maybe But I fNI rt INn thlt.. And lot lhll I v.on'1 00 "'«> It ... though t1>e - . . -*1 make tor aome <nt~ diaeuuion vory _ , s..!frce <o atir that • cllffullon n.. ~ ploca, .., lnconMI1nt ge\lw1nG ol groupe. one ol Which topleythepert_IIJI _ _ait · ~· · ..,.. anothor suaam .,. lf1lnu ~tow hMdl o.1p and ~ to - wt.at'• 1ot aorno . - .. • n.. s - once no1ed. 1M·-~ thil...-: ·•• no~ • ,_.,.,., boA to ....ct. agaorw."llwur Swv So to ge1 bad! to the or9Nof callor1g lor en ontagret ~ : ~ ~· wt..,. l'velhoughl • ..._ - • • • _ , __ ;...:::: _ obotade ol - - a n d • common...-.. COtd trom tl>e womb of mcrthet t0t1t roe. ""'"' thore be """'.., ....-,.cand ~ - o t - . e y and """"*'', I hera' • more to _ An -ira <My CCin>bine the VilleOe'• metted . _ ,.., IOOecoMe f - of monel. clodn't do • tt.onQ lot rnv ~ molroc:tdla. ( . . . . . , - freoh"""'-• or ~anyttw>g to cOd< ot .. up and ,. _.. oat So the last boG nigtlt ., NY brou;M my 1and Ito the Muck! Club. · the plv- " rodo_.... left - A- onu. .-yone'e to r . - • • c:hlrve ol t8 for • rude ..,.,.,_. .~.....,unknown­ ..-.tt. --.no -;on didn't detor .,.. lmlol - -of peny , . . - ., no eirree. And • 2.150 lor e Hw>ebn'• Ia • - . , good WilY to keep a gnp on ~ tlvoughout .., ~ Suet> '" the prb of - f e m e. t can - a n d the bUk:- for - . " " ' ~., tMiing • - of " rnv- " au. no• to 1he OOW>t alexei\-. IIIOiatJon and f1IIIIC1JOft poyd>e .,.,.,.,__A blmd ~of the radio and reco<d lndvslrioo, most of which is otrflirlg the very muslc:el expruslon theoe people believe '"· I thinlo. the INStralrng!y "'"'-'' - t,... ,_,bet - peop~ •. om ued me even furthet that evonlng. !hough, wu the CtOWd itHlf during lha IOund fYIIom _;on•. ollt u sed . . n ,. pitrlul. Bectc"' NYC oGARJ'' _ , ~ .... ~_...... • l. . lal.... S-1.. . a-I.SS w ... S ...lt•-LM ta-n. ..., •• alte .P•I. . . driau ::t • re«UIDII. . .Ialaell•lte! MGAilT'8 44JA aalieJ'AYe, ... ~ • •In aDd •118;ridan eNin'e •• • OIAIIf'l' . ecaaaM'I'V ,......, GREEK NIGHT LIVE MUSIC FOOD an~ WINE ' ~· JUTKLY DalN& 8PSCIA.L8 ••te. .n L&S t-. at•• rr ~~\l~\. ~~ ~· · ·~ ~: --·,.. ...... ..... tt.. ... • • co!IH on •2nd S\1801 • tho momrng ohoold be aH thlt'a neceuary for that rolling. thundering trek homo. And 1)1111- no one wll bolher me all the wh<le u my mind I ada ovt and float• downltreem. 9 _.,ura._. • \ Wrlh the 8ut - . .. oomonow the idn ot revduiJOn hM 00110 be brOUCIM ba<:k onto the rod< ·, · roll_, NothW>Q can ...., be accomploohed bV • *~'fit " -• deoQisong- othe<' s toob and ac:u, lrou.ng In pr-.t ..,. thould be foghmg _ , grir>d. I leaned ~ • wa• . . • rather intngued, I~ shoWd tightly lrlto .., - · • • the 11'0\C> dtow on. g..,.q moment um and atr.nQth wrth o..tl .....-. Altor the gig lapolte With tl>e teed ~. • - t chep Who .,...,., did QIAto make h w1t11 tingle •• promlaod. Somehow ,l told my..,.t. I'd have 10 at-·of uw. """'W>U ""''ormity and...,_.,_ ol the rod< Cett..,y I am gur1ty rnv-. The page- "ted promotly 81 21l0 • m - . - Av Paoro. o BrrtJIII QUWt01 from Bimw>ghem, comPGMd of , _ other INn t - pen. """ ol eecl\ oex. They prollllcl to be .,,.,. .1'"11 .....ugh, " " " ' - ovt .., • - Mt of G8ng ot f.ouo·IYPII dl-monrum. ~ed through • rMJndhy Bog BrothtfiSI.,.,....... r' n' b \ . ScrtaR()ay, ,Feb. 21 - 7 :30 pro FillmoRe Room o.,: SqaiRe A~m .. Sponaolwd by: Hellenic SA $1°0 a OSA. a lntematlonel COOfdlnat<W �••••••••••• •••• . " : e CONCERT5 COMING. . . ~. ..... . __ ...... t1 , I I • THIS SUII)AYl ""' RY COODER •na r- Ftll. 1111o . : • : ......_._ Ancl 0. Nlto govea what OO<Ad • •II'"'*'!Miy be hlo ' ""'"' al Raa.lstmS U.l'l SQUIRE HAll ~~~.- ..__ ... ,.,.,_ IIR.O. . . . . . , Allll _,,.. Tlir•• - BOOMTOWN RATS :! FOOLS ..,,_,.2_ _ __ KlBIIHNIS I/III$IC HAJ.l r•• ,...,,.. _ N£WRIO£RS ! PURPLE SAGE TWOHIUS SIJfDA Y, MARCH 1 Convnon ,.....,.. In ""',.,... . .. . . - . of fa mony Olhello' o ..., w_..., cNr8c:t-a. but tho<e end .,.. _,.of I81J0' 1 t'-1 111 no lm!>4ied nplln.uono. It II just QnllNc gore end.......,, .._...... - - - - - . . n-. ~· ,_ pouitlle �<Qprodigol sun! Cops and -Robbers in Fort Apache I - - - - - - -- - -- -"Y o., •Bowm.., a~·· rnldclle-de•. - ·w•dl.,.,.,_ Being ~~~I m not - - . . d to proe;tltut• ~ lf>ei, wwM on me ... _ tnenY . _.. of my ........... en:dlnll the IOc:el polcle Tho- - - 1<\ Fon Aptldw 11 (Ow.,., " ' - """''" quha ,_.,-'IV • the gn.off, -~ " t flve the ordera" ......,.,.._of the CIIY'a- to 0011e tetmg,.,. o« on • ~ end~ u.. .,_ .. they.....:~,... on my W"'f ortler, "-· r.ut,. to the enwonment. TM dtiuN ctute ttt.W own form ol IUII!b- me POllee. II* - - - · must .Oopt. Tho~ -..,. • _, ot the oommunily. tiCIOC>Ior>9 rta mor• - ~..-. Lib t h e - ,.,.._,of the ur>CeQer~•oo they - . . , . predeton -~onQ MCh 1r1 to...-. Tho.,.. of ..._ 41 - . cv.- .nJtude.. en.,..~ the ~of moiMng """"""'"" Ju.t in ~. they w- bullet proof vat• The bklrred clatoCIJon batw-. the 1>01oe end the restclento.ofthe South Bronx ,. . _.., from tl>c! de· ...........,, of -oct• IOenufoc:etlon N - ••• rerely UMCI, end IMI n...,.a ontv rt - v Alt., ell. a coo • o cap- • - . , "• hOol<ar n.a •• no ~. t ~ the w.eotv- d r - . r - - - . • - ,__ - Noo o.a. COf--••-. Ir::-~-::: :::;!.:':1~.:=. ~;..:..~"'7:::=:-:•.r:~: -w• ,.,............,.. -oe w• •,..,.,.. t.w~to bol-ll>et the to.lic:tetltv- the " bed guya" -the 111uatnouo - • M<o of beMbefl. hot Clogs. ~poe end motherL Owourftbered by the fore.. of evil. c ....... hla otciod tMlf ground In • vellanl but ~effort Tho lndlww had no....., to brvtoly ~~- t ' t t p r _ . _ of lultlce -to...., c.....·• goldM lOeb'""' • tropllf. All• ... the '1100'1 guya.· Yot, - t h e - *ovw tho ~~ wu Llted, the tna p~a...,.. -oec~. The negligent llfld lneeponeilble ~ _..my heron. How could tllat ba1 Weren' t - handaomety cted aotOl«a the ptOteetclte of ttuth. iu-lt<:e end !he Am-.n wey 10 tM WHtl n..l QloNr cktinctJon botwean "our aida" end " t hem gurs'' neo qon.., ao muddled lila fOI .......... It "'" ........ of "'"So""- Union • bigger thraattoouo-1 "*' they-· f....., r-s W- a- indM<Iuelo ""f FofT ...,._,. _ JM &Gnx liho"""''l ell... Amherot ThNter end Tlvvwwv IMII. "''V pteco<oc:etYed not !OM of .., "'-'dino ~ -.fronteuon were roollled, but the banle- bacan\e blUrrY one!, tow•d• ""-"- Goulcf'o tarvaiY fictlonolo.ted • • of • ~on the w..,..U. end lha mioguided c:.•tlrv whloh mull ptOtect Itself wllhin the w.U. of P.eclnt •1 cat~ Tho --~to the rule • Olfoc:et John JoMpl1 Voneent Murphy (Paul Hewmonl Even the<>, he end'-" penner, Olfocat Coroi!i '"""' ICon ~ ~reva M • " Jo1V1 T r • v o t t e - a coo" chatact•l. diec:ad 1'f111VY blue unllorma to t.come pen of the c:rowd . Whv only thele two,_u_ ore allow6CI lin lul<UrV " the c:llmaa, ~ lndlat~ An4 ...-~ famaey--r-.-bolea the duec Tho love 1n 8lua got their wonge c:lipped - the Bronx got ..... - · h e face In Heywood ,...t ,.....w_ MVW axPIW>ed Hewmon • ~ ......,_ M • tJuO-IIjuo _ . , . , _ _ . . _ .... f...,.,the _ _ ~bul t h e " ' - •• ~ 1 n - ocena -.me m. ~he 1\eo endured .. 8 COO. ~ _.u ID tl>c!...-onhlaf8C41u~ SorrvPIIUI - you'"' 1Uf1 too pteiiY ll<n then, not mey wHtllar·wom actor$ me.ke " u leedona ....., Fantasy friend on a rampage Russell's Altered .States _ _ __ by KrMtlen The ~. ldu ;. probably •• okl •• ,..,ldnd . Sacred mecll1allon, ~ ""'"""oom•. •-*-· drugo- mon has al-va vaamed to "*-'<~ bayand Ilia tNen ,_y, Ul lit a ''lute of the infrilol" llleudelloral. 10_.. of experience "altered _ ~. Tho Brltloll director lten Ruua4l heo always bun lnt-ted In altered .,.,•• too. "'The Mt..-ic Lovet-a,'' •'M...._,.. or " Tommy"-he wu elways., , _ _ "'"tu.- _.., "'"---he through rts dteM\a in en O<gy of oolorlu( ' " -· "-<<dy Cttay.vald hal wnnen both me nowel end the _..........,for "AJttii'MI Stete6." Ill the tndka of the film he SidneY if to * -• llimaelf from the fonal Aaron-•• producl. The,_.,... o l - .. _ tho-'"' stor6CI ,..forrnoit- of lhouaendaof~ . .,..,he regr- Into .,.,_ e t - of ~Y to otep out the • - " .., -man. """' on an utterly r~ _ , . roamrthe rueeta of the city to find hb way IntO the •oo kill • goat ..... mofitn-olotolna credibility end wHter u wttereotJn9 -....,... them<~ on • coup~<~ of doted gmm.c:t<s o... atep lur1Mr The IBm Ia oleo your st•eotype ~·acientifoc lllc:k with e1l ifl cl..otc:aJ c:ompor>ent:O .,~__. . young by,..,_, tPanliatmed It.....-.,., ollghtly fcx his~~ • true the 16antiet•f'*'<! ettd<s With him ell wey t8ob -bani, "" initially akaptlcal but thttn enthuallatlcaly joining third ..,;..,tlsl fcn.Me Hold). - " " ' un<~o~rstending woman In the ~ flllairBrown!. The lim Ia .. Ita beet ... - •. _.. (Timal. , _ . , . . for on ..,..... doec>IY plunging into ... -w.g '*-tic: ..par_ ancient - . . . one! mytha of ~,,.....,..,experience ......,., 1e1t - with • feoGIIQ of \0 it• poaaibie ......,.. Eddie daap ~. The mov'..1eu<.t1> loln of lhe AitMed S t - weoted • en.... • ultlnwte m,.stleal revelation- • of bolng 11t11y gru~ 1>u1 h ctlll , _ • . . _ impKt on !he religloul timl VM. tMt - · A lim._. the ralatM!y of ol a f-elt lhet rttelity,amoclommIt cennot doc:ida 1t - u """"'""*- ~ for the Ul ba: A homx movie with the aatory of c1eoa1ca1 Jekyll a Hv<»-tnotKf of ~ ~ tl)at lhla trip INough me~ adantl11 the "*""'Y of the , _ .a u.. whoM~ 11111 0111 of way back to Ito coamic hind? Hetverd prof- EOdia baginninol might wall ba !he point of no .......,._ The lim ..-.., IW. HurtJ el<patltnentl lude the ~or to 1M orct< ......,_,.end t h e - - - - of--~inlo­ .... In Wltlch he ..,.. In he miCIIIt tal togalhw "'" .,.,.,ifheortytakasoneetep _..... ......... from the OUIIIIdl -'<! In order 10 UWel -en ..--. One •-*-• .....,...,.._. ..__, ....,...... . the-oflfe~ ....... HI Wanta to penettota !he .,.,_ of Ilia brain which ,.,. . Allow~~ .... thellrn ' ie.a - o r y of the ~~ ..-llllld~ ' \ I _,_......end........._.. pt...... - ·-- =.':::=:.;.=~by... -.no--.. . met8nel. mind you 1M- b e d - •'lliU"IQ { fl i j The tc:t~. wt.ctt WM ~ by t",...,_.. of diusur. WN ~ er- i_ --'IV acl!d ~~~~c..-..,.,. _.. t~<erl Though t h e _ . , . . _ . - clriMren~ ~·--.too ,_,y ............. to 1"M llll>,.s - - m . - ......_..too........,. There .... • ~....,._roll- .,.. _... -·""'COlle-"'---_., .,.... • t h e - ct.wo .._,- n-e·e the ecory ..,... of the O'Ned cap ..a.g en .,.,..,., end • _ _.,cap a _ . . , n u - - o r not to point the - n g f. . . Tfle moot *'!~Nble II'IOI'f*>t WM "'"'""' Carelli .,.;lied a ''gOOd_,..., c:oc>" routJne to get .,lomwtoon from • o.- t 1"""'9'1 t woo w~ • ...,., of , _ - . . . . comedrl: - · tfle tlwoec - The . g-lldle .. nou--noll_...,.. _ _ -the...-...:. tooughed anougiiiO- , _ before bairQ IUIJtaeted tO-~-- tfiOd< 1mpr......,. t.<a 1a ho.. the ComeciV • - """""., wrthout · The.....,_ --'IV '*"II a by-orodua ol the -.c. L.ofo tn 11>0 S..VU. !Iron.~<,. pr~- ......,. u "-' or . - . a compected tnto Fon Aptldw Yot lhe . . . . . , . of on-.ng to awt on • ..._. _...., .. - - - - .. -.nv •.. - . ....... Thera ... _..,. ba ·t~te-- o1"'" triiCU' "'a ~-IC - · llos , _ -.v> ~f'-"'edonpt_,.....,.., _ _ , - . g e of the bruulty ol OQ¥Wty eno the.....,_,., -octer �1©prodigal sun l .,-----~ by htly Fleche d'" ' -· "*' ..._,. ..... Ondt - - ' 11m Which Ia cun..,UO, ~ .. m. Mllw1n.le . ,......, ._,....,. o! ~-.....,.., f i l. 'I .. fllligul The - ·• .INn Gnoeytl. ._ c.-> ... . ........ IJm. , ...... Ill ~ ~"""""'-~ Mon Oncle: camplirnlnt..s bot m. - o! -. ~-__,ttwt prqoctod on~~~~~......., bl n- Intensity from Renais .. "'*'•tJngly- ... ......,.,..., _...,.~ ~ - _ ·· -"' t h ...-goeoln oetD'II _, l a - down In -clr-.- lhlllm ·,._ad.,_ .. · _ . , . feacn end .ttec:u ow -'utlon ._.ow of ......,_ pqocheo l"hll ... llvdy o! bal\eYionll pen- ,..., .. . '-bor•ort .....,.,...., wllo, ....,., acianutoc OCNtlny, reduoM ... _,.,. l l e o t blfora looming bltcn uo n a ~~~~~ un~<~>ow- wonde<. We . . aimp4y animlll; rinlfl _.. not almpie Ia a nodor> we haw met be lore and often. It Ia • -ion .-n -.....m...- yun. howev". hat - -In blen,l\andled with eny ldrod of ...,..IM1y or ~ lwrtnua 11\a willeu R.(llng 8ulft ""' Ia .._., an laM of willch WI COIAd "" • itlle f'IIYiindlng To bl humin. the film auggau, ~t o bl pert 1-.tory .... pert moluolt, wNc:h II to bl of lhl · of 11\a ciMnl ....... o! ttwlga. The ~ o! - -. - . lamodiflldblcaUOe WI.....,.,.._ end.....,. to • ~lei Cl!dl o! bt(heYior, ecconllng to ~. therefore, WI _, Mfaly hold cert., , _ . _ We h e v l - rlgt!t. tO t.ai to sndiet 1M fUNre WI we--..ct-c.--a- --~Oil­ """"""". In • MY c.-> '-. mode llnooo of wi\M end" wi\M WI t o MY ~tl>en. -no of codified,.... .,_Ilion -- .--: .. 10,..... gone~ ' to plan, to our cMIIutJonal code o! T he ,,.,. propoeed - 1 M - . l_,, or 1*'- mora -w. tha code .. fa.ftl\o . . . - . - - ~ We 1\aw- t_..s y a e - • code. 1 PIIICI ,,. rHCtoon e n d - on • .:w-. -...no~ Inti.. We _ . t to aound- foJrY, . . . ,,_.,..,. il-uv e-.g 1 ~In polio . ..-.- .- . - upon~~~~--.~ to reed cltglll lhlllngii>Y -lldel And "dlgeot'' .. -dramatiC. ~ _ _,,w................... ~. WI ponpo1nt.,.. monwm o f ...., , . , 10 flnd. - l o r .... _...... ..._ orver- m. ~of - · ,_. _....., W!..- ~ln---epr~to ~ tr\mretJorl, ~WI _ , - 10 - - - . -..l.etort ~ • n.~lntNa~·· '-"o! ,... _ .. ol "" '-leaorty t*"-" .,_...onto • 1......-: gerM o! ~Which danv thl~,.,lhl­ ._,....,.. . - d We ere In • gerne o! - e n d - 1n • o! our .-Jo,. ofpe; lft--'Y ~- .,... ..... eubordoNtl Sur.oal't .,._,., - ........ ......noontl In w!'lidi WI arOW ~ lt lltrigl'rt"*"toknow\twlwe ~ ..udc"""-bUt --forooflr~uo. ..... Ondt d 'Atrwtqw •ltpdld • llne oan• of 11\a .......,.,.,., eJtpioOoo lmo -..ic ,..,.._ tha ""''"tllle OOIWIIIInO "" , ..~ qulelt c:uta, . . ,..,.....,. - bUt · · IUOCiell\IO COIIicltlet ro mol<e c.tlin connectkJna. 1hoM ~only~. . . buoy to thl - - . . . . , lhow ~·o-. Wblo •ICPIIininll. . , _ hlrlnebcolly. "" Pro'-'• !'-Ia on 1111 WOttdr1g of - ""~. - 1111'1 plrfa with- o- ,.,.,., 1.1 Ia """-~with .... T h e · - - - l o - _..,.,...., Man " Mill. IUCh M Man M IOcial ............ .... _....__,.,._ ol ...,..... wtictl ... '""" - dii>Chl to , _ ,. Wilt> riOIIng. ., "11'111 end """"'""' piUngoa . lmo "" .,.._ ol -m. u n f -. tog1one of tha """'""- Thle ~..,._, ............ .. to .....,. -..... In lhllllganderv ""'*"'-' ......... "" gr.- - - •ort. "" , . _ of lhlllurlld .......... n. l'ftO'(thocheto, · to..wy our oll.tliv. droom of ...,_,.. .....,._,0 .. ~-- Unhappy people It-... lhl.t avryono of lull o f eontOialono !Mal-(. I ""Y bl joining thlt &qUid aoon. Allor being emaucS by Jun.luc: Godard's c:lnom8bc: onu:unlon EYwy Men Fw ,.,_,, I ..,PY could - """*-rend ""' loud crflle) dllatpllon o f their rothor _ .,.. pleeo of wor!t -being • " trilbnt ...... ~ .. ..ainly ct.- oro • faw hurnorouo .. to _ _ . . ...,_ lituotionl, loc uo- go bUt --.a. .......7 Nr6 • - .-.utf aoundl M If It 1o IJngld Willi jiM o .... o! ~**do. I _, thonlt ~ lor-. Ill """''l'u ~of o ................... """egcn.t endlhl wid> lo incllld • --..~mo lhl c:locl<wor!t ol . - .. ----- '*""" _...... ...... - - · wwy grim picbn to bl ..... talevlllon ..,.._ b r l h l - o! ...... • 07 au a 1 a.ofullon _ _a; ,........, Jocquoo '""" lhe Tlw,..,.,... ---"• Godwd--.. o..-. ... ....................,__. ....................... ' -. ~­ _ . . . . , . . _• ...._ o! """""*-' I don't • 1111'1• .........."t. . . mon'-Y7HehM .......... ......,-.in............ ,..........,....,....._,. --..·......,..11'1' ....... ...... ,. ...................... ,....ln_fll~hll-· Oenlao, .. end. Wg~Ciar*-iauo . . . ~--Yeii_IIIID....,In ........ ,........ ~ .......,...._....,._.--.-....."" _.._._,...bUt,..__ ·=-.......- ... tli'h _...,.... o! . . ,.,..., ...... -.::==~~-~....,. W eye . -.,..--,. ....,'*'-our on, Every Man for Himself: - - - - -- - - - byTooyOrlljede it �BERT is back! ___ ,.,_.. , - - - - - - - -b';'Merty"-' " Wo WIM IO gel twoy from thin gr....t, hi-bfow wnmrdt of lire "-tor," IIERT Ootector Ruetell V~ soid. the c>OCI ttlllo bel te<oeo tram lire n.. ..... _ .._ , _ · - - · · - e •t..ooet ...., _.me . - 0n1v e - blink... looOi e - • • h e - l r o m l h e - o g o A bomboo 1t 1he ~ buff• h om the bel Sue~ !Net.. Sode-etopponu .. ot !he d !triCuiiOH, t he IWO OCIOII IM v_..tl.,.., t>11 troupe, rhe Buffalo ~c.~ flepfe\O<V The.,.. (flERTI tro ategtnO A Lifo 1t1 the .,_,. Ill lire Com.lnOntel A•'""'""'· 212 .Ffrilln Sttoot. The locotlon would ~V havoc With mott teOOUI procluc11one, but the oound ol clinltlng,~ """ muted orgumonll coming from the bar edd on tntorsi"'' twill to O.vtd Memel'e ~v In fWO donn quiCII _ , . ., John tl'hlip A.,...,..l, • . . . . - to lire .......... end Robert ta.- Joyce~. • 00 ... e • .,.,, pert-. Avallone le 1\ln 10 wetot\. He - " Ill• vooc:e wwl ,_..,..,.e to 1he ome11 I.Mete<. Wuh rno11 ol th4 ~ orttlng the" 20 teet !tom t he attge, he on WI\' gri!W ond . - ovo~>rowo to eonvev hll pert-- old-.-cwtotn bettlollvough ·~· cob John t.engloo w.tll - - Wf!h 1\qbert. Joy.,. hM e """"""" ,.,..,. wt.. he - · . , .Jdhn. the'*"""' ot the'* ~~~ theIn the front row .,.. MUffed DUI It ,. OYefpow•..-.g tor --...u- · · hgllo - ·. llobon tltlfTllll• t o John'•l*-*lrlir A . - - - e e l tNt h .... tnd<y ~ . . tclfll eott . . .,. ector""'''""" 1ote ........._~.who then hal to OCt lire pen ott --.1 c:Nrtcter """''the c:l\tttet~JCa ol too fost chtftct•. "Veov c:onhllln; he tdcled " Wt hew clotfeult It waa to keec> the e>ert• ......... ......... tO much JOI'I1I'I!'II - sun! J Time for..dinner ............ .... -0: ~ prod 1ga l IN ""'Vroom CO<.fll""""" M · I)Othouc: c:horoctOt you """ too"" .., _ . u 01""' ~ """l>'tY "'' """-*" - wook ..... toge<- n- ,._ rs Jove."""-,.•......_ lh..l>. the¥ rNllv pay fttentiOn to Neh 01- -they '*•thev we -.no e t 101 ot ' "" Ul> thero { i lwffeloBEII"T tnw. mott ol 111 . . - . . trom StOlt Cdlooge ThNtor Dooort"*'' rog.Mn .,.. ......,. Thev ~ """"-'"u togelhor .... til - beofte ...... '" ..,tt..., ~ ~ """*"• wortung~ - -..-tln"'-"11 10 rhO Buff aiD.,.., 6. The Bulflllo Ev - Ntlw• ailed rhe attl"'9 rtc:Av • ' .,., , .,.,,.., 10 the ·•ttop d<rtlltt-"'1• ·" 1M~ ;:: E~<pr•u rhO owner ot the Cont•'*'c.l lwntucuona on how to ••vamp hi• 1n1~.m c tt toc:lltheat.<._o tollo" the medol • loed ond t~~tn ! .... t ' - - et ..... men Broedwey e • proc~uct<ons or mov "" •oono ,..,. .,.t.,.e _..... "'"' onvdW>G .,_ ti>M PIMa S...ro number. ll>ey hove _ . , II"•• "'""'*' & Tw o l>lod<a ,.,.,.''""'the tr.clgllng luftooo Thoalr., wec100 '" the e COIO<fiA _ . , . . . . . . . . , ..... tor o - thea.. - .-v bR •• , ........."'11 &J the ~oc: . _ . . " - Dernc:t the Cont.,_,., • '*- ~-- ond ~ ,....,.,_ II I A I.Jf• " rhe T,_rrp ceo>t'""" rOftOQht ond - 0..,..... be9"'• ., li I> "' the _.OfTIWOC:~ "'11"' 1110s ot B 30om Typists at Peopleart: Murrey SNagll'l 1M Typfsts oa lhumori>U$ dromouc II!QIIOno ebout .,.. t~:~lutlled drooms ond UPI>CU1""'" ol two otfrco -~e. 1011 ot thettricel Ja!Tle$ T lhortstorv The uung Ia en otfrc:e ., Now York. but n could hove The • _...... The _,MY P- where tr.... - - ttw\ve A prottv. y~ -ory. Sytv• PIVIon !KiltY Levorvl .,..,... ol mtrNUe - , The e lofe , .. l ti>m ""' motile< bOsS loom ...... ........... . . . . - . . - Dovf- Enter PN ~ I ~Q4! Colons!, a YfVac:ious nowtywed whe ' - t to botcme • 1-yer Wllh room too ..,.._.,, AI PoullooOCMta e glono<Jo furure lot twnatlf. Sylvtt dtn.l amoroue 0 . _ Ilea wtry. go;ng ao fw 0$ 10 lrlt their lllnc:lles ewtry in the -~ aha flnd1 out he ie monied, In the mld01 ot, ttwJae tntoc:a, twne matd>H me<c.lesaly "*"'* tooword: rnovomonta becomelabourd, s.glls fooquent The African Student Assoc. of UB pruenta An Evening With: THE AFRICAN DANCE CONCERTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BROCKPORT ATTENTION All CAC Volunteers! Di rect by: Pro f . A . M Opoku, Otrec1or ot The Afrlun Studies Dept. of Univ. o f Ghana Legon AN EVENING TO R EMEMBER Saturday, February 14th 8:00 pm - Fillmore Room, Squire OFFICE PARTY ECORD THEATRE AUDIO 2 HOURS ONLVI lOam- NOON Sat. Feb. 14th TDK SA-C90 CASSETTES B NOW Today, Feb. 1 3 • I From 2-6 p.m. In room 345 Squire Hall ~-. f f # OPEN 7 OAYS A W£EK lOAM M~TE Free refreshments to help alleviate the Starving College Student Blues. f J �i ©tprodigal sun l show and tell I IECTOit 27 - Trl•ngl• ~.,-F«Nuety 3 • >' - ~my._., Theeter hdcllt .....,., ond 1M .....my_.. "*' .._.... wtm ~ . , _ on the Hit fOOd ltlly .-feoed, ~ WI-. 1M ........ rock ... found Ita .,., 10 my cloonllep I -lnltilly - • _.,. o., ond .-...~~ty of muo1c - . . . . . . . . , _ . t o - of 1M """ - t h e !lolling~_,.,.... ......... ~. ~the ......... of e-une- "the diDught of -·· ' finely _,_..., IN ,._ ~ _.,...... -.....,"*' 1011 gwcero 1M.._......, lor ....,._ . . .....-c. thooir otoc:b onct cr-. "-1 the Olley In the ~of the ~- giW!to. lw roed ~ .. 10 "*'oe "*'9" - nowl ,. v... - e. A - o f 1M b o u t - guidod .. to o ,_,. iciMI l4lr a .. _..., .... • fOOd,_ "the tlml, but ~- ~- . . . . looUd Into e en-. klc:kecl . . • bogue •llwM dele< blllo. The only betlc..w " ' - 1.111 on the cMolo~ 11 ~. " - e ··eo wlletta V"" ..,.,.. know" lhore were a r- 1*>1* grin on hio r-. wt.o ecNIIIy '*! - " ' n g ION¥· "TR8 Wll 1M 1970.- thotole 1981 , Amone- Tom"*-'-- came 1M mwic: ""* chW~Qe.'' he Wid off e""'**'t' . . ~ adluatment. ''lt'o ond rlidoftel Wflling the . . , . , to the penod from I 150 to I 9~ of he - t h e y tned 10 lgnln the -.tc ....,.. onr-. __. ~ond ...,._V"" c.n' t do II _ , _ _ ' "There II no,-. ~n.c..d. ••t·m- ,_. _,..,.._"""' ,.., Me'o too good 10 - • It, he Seo:tor-lhore' o ,_.. cr~. TR8Cleomed In of hoto- In ito two an..__ ,..,...cor. We..,. . eo v- e.-once. 1M Tom ~ Bond OYor-hyped I - - - t l w 1.111 to - - . c l hatred on a1 forma um1 any more. It V"" dkln't play ' Glad To a. ..,...,.. ........,.. hew~*~ on by m. Goy' every night V"" oalcl out.'' m.dlo I ant brought about the band'o ' ' Once Oomy IK...nowl ..n IMI woo doaoolutlon. it1 V"" - Tllll beolcaly my YOic>o Fot 1W0 yeors fOlloWing lhe diaband4ng - Dlom'f''l ........ I didn't bother of TM• ......_, -ed..........., finding • new~mullcaly, _ . .-1-*'eln .... 1810 ·~of'*" he'd be_..," .. I ' " What do you.,~ 10 be ....... lion v--1'' .1Mbd. .. , hope ,., l\ltno "' lton yoore IIMgoon - /tj Halo "' offlca V"" ...... can 1.11. A v- w• would not tlk• place In the Uniled Stat• or ~ lt - * ' ' - ' o n • lfMIItland bet_, the twa. ...._ nwt·e _ . . llw AI dwough 1M ~of rock- ,_ 1 .,_....,..IN.,..,...._ .. warped-- 10,. •...,.. 1M-_,.,...,_ the-· Wilt\ the- of hio new ..-nble Oennv'o .-m.te, oo '"--'on " Sector 27 ond Ita _ _ . , . ..,._.. \4olotl Sector bweo lmle ~ to McMng on , _ colllbor- w•ltl ,..._ Glbriol ond Ehorl John ond f"tnlil\l r,.,.. Jo Burt wt>o, ltldcled llobnon. made hlo """*-lc _,., ~ea IUrllng __...~Juan TR8'olyrica did. PI-lor 10 • , _ """'-tat _ . . _ TM but I • • lilolo 10 -..I ~ - ditcuso h l o - poot. , . . _ lfld,fVIUf11. .. . . . _ - •- ~~e-. llvong lllrflno " Wild Thlr'O" _., nogtlt. • Curing hlo - - from performing. lloblno«< ·~ lcleoo from groupo 1ndudlr1g XTC Toll<lno ~. "Tttey "'!! ......... _. · · ....... 1........... Gulp 1 1. 1 - . . h o -, thel _ _ _ O..Wong,...,.., ....... clto4lu\ '*"· they plrfed 10 • ...,....., ,...,..,..,.. cr-d. The band It not an eJ<\IetMiv fiHhv but, _ . . . . . . ., ~of rona.........,. _ ., eddit<on to ,..,.._., ond lkn. Sector 27 conooil1:l of ~ s.- L o n d - Oor'llk gr-. .... ....._IO!tle......,_ _....,.XTC· o~-~ Ouircon fOI t h a t - pn>ductlon- "" Seotor' • olellut U' '*I ro be . _ by _,,.,...d s.- lllvwtwt• CXTC, "-• Gabnll. Drums the"'- ._, ··w.- Jo w• _, V.-we><AM't ............ - eon- "*"""" Ho-.._. .. .... traeb'll- . . loc:a!ed - 1M ..,.,., to - wrr.. we loll Stlft UllywMe iil1ould prodUce~~&. I mean I dlofn' t even lika lhe flm tWO )(TC t-.ds." Wlth ,...., fnt reconl OUI wol Into thelo mooclan No<1h.........., lOUt, Sector 27 • *eedr Ill liMo..- of ~ togt..... thooir , _ IJ'. "We- lboVI 1 Noll doten . . . . brtl _._.ad ..... "*' wt.. ... . . _ .... Wfitlln"" . . . ~ llomo - ··""' do--~ ··· loget!wHie-~,........, ond oloned me -.lgh.....,. '"' j u l t - mora - l o n s-.g that I hod fbo\11 1 hundred mora I juat ulled t1w flrst thonG tl\at _ . . t Into my heed. - ,..., "'*-'·· Cllo-.o- IM..-..-. s......a ..... ..._ . . . . . . , o i - bond. a.- '" boggy--"""'.,.. Str..-or to metc:h and 1 NnQ-tan Mordo to goont we..,.l. 1- II llUit• find or ttw.l\ow c!ordogln - l)tObebly THE · Flirting ..'lltlovant-9Wcistt......,. ....... · thoo .,.,.,...... -.oora~ v 1oo1<1 old -.q. to .....,., IN\'1 - . ACIOC In chg u Gor1g ol Four or , . , . _ m. ·-· '*' ol _ltll p rf- ~ .. Sector did. ..e ed...., of ltlo ~ 100111 lrom TitS V"" .. r - ;,. ..,..."' _ , Aobonoorl'a . - . - V.,..., us~. ....... the ~"'Get­ m. onrn . . - _ --..ng "We don' t r-. - a...r '"' no _,IMitlon'' wu extrwntlv ~·· - o.... Czo/U From the folb • U{B Office of Caltural Affaire • who brought you · PHILHARMONIC-IN- THE-GYM A - * of new CIOC\.manlety fJma ere being.,.,_ Ill I 411 Oitdondorf w.y Wadneedr(- they . . , _ to liMo pubic. No.ott WednledoY• - t e r v II on rocbr Q\otll o.nw.. ond It wilboo -..n et 8 I> m. Ia 1977. 1978, a nd 1979: NOW FOR SOME11UNGA The~~ of l"MMter onct Oonu,.... be perf..,..,.,. Alt E - - From ~'" 1M Pwll at liMo Cantar Theatre C«>eree FebNory I 9 · 21 Roy Leolee - Nl\lrll 10 lluffllo 101 tNI thow, and While ood\oance t!Ckou.,. wta be • t3 ~ et 1M door. fOI fur1her inlormatlo<t, """""" the Cant• 11' 847-84111 . U1TLE BIT DIFFERENT... unovoMb41.-. BUFFAI;O PHILHARMONIC IN-THEELLICOn If V"" ' _.,...,._ c ••• u ...... wtda The Amherot Theater Ia now thowong midnight o!feronp .,_ o11 llwM " - "· Thla--.. 1t1o olflllnp . . ~~~~r FOr A o.... e-ue a 113-4-71155 or.,. Pllbfiaotv dQc:aan • 861-41071 ·---------------------. !1 ZIGGrS Taco a Subs . ~ ,....,r-.'-Ail 11, Qow68,... ............,.. ,_,.)~Ail. IO.~D,.,., ,....., .._,• .$norD MI. llf D ..... ........ c.r..B 111Mtn • flltqtt (WQia AC F-.,. Y:eb. ISdl at 1:01.- • ._...,_0.. . .. ... _,......................... ~ Cop.n ~ W.....,._y tlvough Morc:h 25. Cal the Ofroce of ~ Affwa • 11311-2313 lor fur1htt doutll on liMo nNbot. - r- From n.. Crypt. FOt ....,..., lnformo~lon. lltlher ca1 .,. JULIUS RUDEL ...... "** V"".,. tumw>g J - ......... V " " - _..... OilinG .,. .......... of""""-...,.~~-- Ill ltlo 3811 Main St.'""'~ I -as7-7•- I I SPECIALAT I AMHERST STORE ONLYl Buy 1 large Aegidar Burrito 11.66 V•tue · Gel tht NIM tor l5c: ........ .=. . .WI · ..... . , . I I I I .. ~---····--· I �@prodigal sun! Vou." " 81trec:udl " " Heartiest" ero tek. , dKectty from the...........,. l tlrOIO . . , . _ "-1 ........,. 111\o the fond ollhe conc:.n hoi Meon-. .....,h -othe<I!WI IIo -- ··-&..eStr- ·· Mlatr.. Wond, "S,.eet 0..., Ouott ..,pty, the bend hoe loa1 hi .,....,n f - .... ~... vflnlon o f "Rock end Ron'' I"Dedleelecl woh II our icMI 10 Jolwt ~··1 droge rn-lblv "' the deyt of "-'-· lthousondDo~on. the Onon w.... of the · .. moat ltmous .. the of m..v of the eongs of the etude. e«<hy Ho.....,. Wolf ouch •• "~eotoelt l.iQhtnong ..... h e - hi Cln olng ,.., U - end IOWdy I I the w-.. wm• WoH "'"**I Thl..-..e ''Weng Oeng Doode" heel the c:towd ~- c:hoe<ong """"' ....th t h e · ' We ~ potehl Weng Ding Doode 11ft nogllt lon9 ' Anyone w.m even e ....,..t..,tet. .tln t h e - llho<lkl go out one! lnveat In 1 copy of th'- -Ilion ot the bluts - KM E KMI• Hoot1 .... - .. - bend - lllavsled ~ - • better I ' - led l - · IteM that HMr1 ,. no ~ a 'IVOr1hwt* bend 1 ,. ,.... ctofler""'. end t11ou1c1 be fiCOII'Ued .. ouch H the Aoclc end Aoll" lllempt WH I debecfa, I - Of Otv'-llloemond' t Heen - ~ -getoeally "Til It Ul<alt It"' liVed ,,, be<:erne."" .....,...,.,,endllil>glal til.~.......... ~ A - CIA .... - oniO lfll-V ot "-> Plont. rho,_,._ W>th the enc1- • - · . , . --wed - Key-d•A .. beat How01d looM IIIICI drummer Mrcnll4 1*1...,....... Daru-., hie""",_ --cliO< tt>e " " - o..-....... who QUI F.-- · ~~ ,.,th . . - , . OOI>C*I ' - • - - pon The~ of ltnlledt;,ee,_u ,.,._ end """""" u... hN 111 prusee The """" .... VI heJ I<KOIHI"'' photog<OQhs of me bend ..-.bert ctoton; ~ to 19611 Pt<tiC<Jialiv H...ey W-. Itt-_.,. Pf'QYOCIUYI _ . on the beKf> •lt"''l ,.......,. her fonge<o ....... "''I .... Girl Scout """""" The bl....,. doean't hove to be ald. Blun o.tuxe ,. P«>>f of thlt. Aec:Otded live dum ;Jnt ....,.r·o Chlc:egofat the r - 1$. t 0\ttodl.clior> to the ur1>on o.c.go bl.ln -.. 11>8011 .. the pr-.ce of ... s. m... of them clonoluln end the other ttvae relltlve no- s h' s no aurl)fise that llltlen blUes ties lr\ttDied muctt o f tl>o ••ubelonce into the roclt end rol m-ttum Side One IJi"" US ttv• blues M1fjefS11U!IOOI&tl who put Enc ~on'• tedv>!Que to The r...u, ohwp l.«wwoe &oe>Q end Son Sells •e hen oilc>er.,r t o bluft tlvane. bom conrrlbulon; ....-ful lllocluent bec:ked by_.,. re illy 1101ld mu~ " the cllula 'Sweet Hom41 CNc-a<>" end .. Don't llltow Ya.. love !Ba<tevus · · - .....-·8171 The most ~ onnovonee on the doea thtrnMliiiN is 1 te~~~r ;nttftSpetsed tnenut" ot or.. or-•-.......the "'*""· the CIIV blueo " Need A F"""" " Side tWo shOwe..., three vetO<- of late 1940. Q>icaoo. the bluet otlfl who mecle the from dolto count1Y bl.- to the ric:her, uptown -~ ""'""lon "'" know tod.tv n '*-o. -t-..., • M<lddy Woters P'OWS Wfll't hiS song "Ooutls on Mv He.t" thlt "" fiJI hH "'" Mo,o W0<1<on • H•• II the most somber of the songs on the olbum, projec:tong o t:eru~tn <~ognnv.o~.,., unctertvong linoeritv thor oolidil,.s ~>os celobrfled ~end mejot Innovator of rho ChiC.go Koko Toyb IS bog. lot end bells out borroom drinl<ong song " Hey a.n..-" thet ........., the- . _ . , to Geofge Thurogooctt- Note tho ~x·hke gull• oolo- Som41tlma maldmum •f1'll)l(:t 11 dettved lrom o rnoniml.m of cl>orda. Ao lOt tl>o Y0C11S. tt is sull~t to UV thot the """'wtM!Imong M.so T aytQt would heve no trO<tie geuong the ('I ett.,,_ ,.. - •--""t-beebt- ,.,.. of 0.... . , . _ gola "'-"*"'·end. sr..... ~ '"eM$- Vou r . . . . - L - v W!vte - 1 " " " " - " - on • -t. One '"""" •bum of~ motoflli"' eacto of the laot ftve yews hoe Qtven Hun bonof.ecl rock MOOdom llut loka.,.,., Olher of the , _ rec:ord ,_,_ HMr1 .... ouccumbed to me of • Gnr.trur Hils elbun\.. Some attompt to concnr thiS -rip-ott 1 Liw r-.e. In Hiatt'a ....... they fell prey 10 qou. h i<\ will> 1 long list of _...., tunH. this HeM! ~- -~ -the- ·-·- t h r o u g h thelodt of contlftUit'( on 1t1o1II'IC lP Forget the enchu ... . _ . - ........_ Rec:Otdl- thl 0111*1..1 of leed QUIIaf•Jl. Rog.r Rahe< o v•• - hos -monenttv ettO<ed \he atwbl .fhlo SUttle- bend h w11 Flllhef who,._,.- lhe poe<Qng heaoty •nwtol gurtot-_tNt - _ together ,_,o waon.._..,"-_,...,With , by-._ .. .. ,_led~ .. , _ WllhoUI ~. thl.,.. of rho gliiiAir- oaleh to petite N..ey Wlleon UOO...tendlbly. the critical helvy metal elenwlt of " row pow"'" hos thus ---oct '""" Heen't Oft the Gnr.tl~l Heen' o hordest ro<Un- "Ctuy on Thr Art HiJitory Undergraduate Auoc:. ann o~a ~~ _,, •-.v• Ctowcl c:heanng. INifiiY _ , . . , . . • - . _ , . tu:loecl mv ,_,.to " uoctl~ • he repNol the on Me So Strong" ·~ M.Qtltv Joe YOUiltl ~the*- of the ttv.e ....._.. on lode one Funic end &tYa.gt\t toe!< myttwno . . fi'WlQied '" hoi -what bowdlenled VWiion of _ Valentine Cookie Sale Miloo o.- gtOU'Id ~ _..., hriOQOftola•- on~ H . -cs·a ~.. . Red a oy Runner boy lor · - QUerlet llel\<fn to Forever Ct•otor ol 1 lew meot-utong ooio olbuma on hoa own..,.. ~ 7 Wll IO<get - . . ll WMe. _ , . _., hoa bend T-~ ' - OIJ(Id IO< bieck..,_,ed POP The very ut\. llf"'UWHUng " I h.._. to lee you mow\'/end · you clo end With the lOve vou' re'lltvtn'/1{ •eellv ..... me ......... the buc ~ They lUSt wwn 10 g.c w mov., How _.,bod~' "'"" end heve a good ,..,., ot.v' r6Yh1 . , . not ra.om..-..,.. .. ,...,..... f.,.__ w--. ....,...., - ait-w""' •"" " l.et Me 81 Yow Angel," but wnh 1-.g The Nooec~e M.chNI bell's auv but no llt'nOUnt ol •vnt-• clicldl.ng 0t t\orn embell"""*"• will clogutH the lOCI there' a nOihong IJOin9 on SrM 1ar no • -: llttfl 1'-"*Y .....--end bofong c:hO<we$ Wll'-t ea.. S..eiy ,.... IS I - youCSCW.'t w _..to~ FOt fen& of WMe • . - -~ thero' a nOihong 110"'11 on tnll"'""""laly "'ther JUII competent lludlo 1rlnii- P<OIIf......-. 01te•c:t\engeable fllve the room TN<«' a bitt., stuff on tho redo« -~ Schoen_t,., .-------------~~START THIS SEMESTER OFF WITH THE BEST MUSIC MONEY CAN BUY AT Friday, Feb. 13th - lOam -3pm Center Lounge Squire Hall ~ ~ -·0~, 0. 0. 4fMUn ·---~~ NEW RELEASE SALE! Adam & The Ants Stevie Windwood " Arc of Diver" The Clash "Sandinista" 38· Special " Wild-Eyed Southern Boys" U-2 "Boy" list SALE $5.98 $4.49 7.98 5.79 14.98 10.89 7.98 7.98 --~----------------- 138-6171 UNIVERSITY PLAZA 5.79 5.79 Open llon...S.t. 10- . '""' SUit. 12 1t0011 • 5,. • �. CHRISI'OPHER WALKEN ia W THE DOGS OFWARW JEWISON- PA111CK P~ER Ptod.ldioa TO~ BERENGER-' COUN Bl..AKEtY Oi.aaral ~JACK CARDIFF Saecapby ~~rGARY DeVORE ..t GEORGE MALIC() B.edO.A Nllftl By FREDERICK FORSYI'H &rarne Ptod.IWSNORMAN JEWISON~PATRICK PALMER PwodwadbrWRY Dc'f/MY ~~~ou~·~cdtd br JOHN IRVIN PANAYISIO,N• ·TECHNICOIDr ooa::;::..... r ANORMAN li- :.,=rrcrD• IRl -r-:r=-.I , 00!¥111N•.,.,--c..,o.-.,.,..-. . .. STARTS TODAY AT THESE AREA THEATRES ,....._....._ A..._,..~ �i A DECADE IN REV lEW II I by Marty Rown !ipfrtrum Sllif/ H rl"r rnamtllned "~e had J(IOCOIII and bolltJtt many or the people. There were no 1118Chmmts to the always thought that if I were ever to become a college president. I v.ouldn 't do it before I was 60," University President Robert L. Ketter, 52, recalled Wednesday. ''It takes so much energy." He added "It would bl' difficult for ·someone that old to be) an effective President. · School; •c loSl htJConcalt>e:s " He st~J~n~ed that this could ha•~ brcn rtspon><bk for the auuoaa llnrCSl Ill U B. Former New Yor~ Gonrnor Nehon ltoc:l.e(dlcr •a. r~bk for tht moat) thll l1ooded rubbc eel-.-: tht Amhtr<t Campus wu a PfO)ta of tu•. Current Go¥naor Huah L Caley is not u Jupponi~e. " He donn't want to dmnantlc the SUNY SY$!ft11. He,. ... adeqUalt .._ ~ ' concerned with making money, jobs . . . ~' "" -· :t-.... • ~ They are more concerned ., ...., with what they will be doing ~-·_,,.....""&;~ ~ tive, ten years trom now.'' .-~ --- ~ On the lru. anna~rury or his inauauration to the Prcsidenoey, Ketter reOcued oo the cbanaa AI U B o•c:r 1M 11.$1 d<cack. In 1910, tht U B <ampus was r<dina from riou. Manln Mcyc:rso;a had mianed from the top pol\, Pdu Rqan was Aain, Presideat, the School was in trouble. Ketter •v tht Chairman or tbr ~ l)qwtmrnt and the Heanna Committee on Campu1 OilrUptlons, where be eamed a reputatiOn as a "law-and~ man." Elcued Uni•<nity Prui<knt by tbr SUNY Board of Trustees on June 26, 1970. be ISlwncd the rrspotuibililie~ on July I and was-inauaurated on February IS, 1971 . When br toot otroc:e 1M relatio&lup o( tlte Univenity to the area bad dderiorated to the point that "they (the communi!)') lhougbt t he bes.t thiQa was to close lhe Uni ve"iiY dowo ." lmpro~in& communitY relatiooJ became bJs first priority. " I made 187 tallo.s that year," he Ald. " I talked tO tVer)'ODe, the Eilts, the Lions Club • . . •" II toot him sncnJ years to rqain area ruidents' lnlll . "I didn't think I would be President for more than a yur," be reOcued. "The Univenity was in a period or tranSition .'' H e anumed thai wbeo bis administration made the necessary adjiUtments, be woul4 rtturn to teachln& and research. A dlf' -t world ' TOO.y. local auitutles ranae from ambivalcoce to anticipllioo. "They (area raidentS) bope •e tan sol•e the problems or the «*UDIIIIily," kct~ explained . " In tbe 19SOs and 196, the Univcnily created jobs, there was • aable litlllltioo. They were critics or socicly." He noced ~ 11uclenu today noc • ooncc:rned wilh lbe admlnlstratlon. "Tbcre are a rew iadiYicilllls who are as vogl, IIIII tbeir nWDbcn are considerably less." He Mded. "Stucieaa todaY are more - - ' willa tnakioa money, jobs "S tu.denU today are more ~~ be Presiden t tor more than a year, .. .'.' ----- - - - I ~~ · 'l didn't thlnk 1 would . . . • Tba1.,.. _ _ . With wb• they will br doitla n~. ten ye~n rrom now." .. Financa bave c.hana'ed dramatically In the past 10 ,..,an. "UB bad to ,;ve INick S2 million in lhe 111605 becaax it coulda 't f'md a place to $pmd. It'' ht Ald. "It was ID easy place to do anytb..._. If you could Jurvi~ for two or thr« years you could 10 ahead (will!' procrao~). No- AJd .... will ~ ,.,.. .iD liw years. Thar true tJtroucbotat tht Country," Xater added. "It was a difformt world." ..... doe ~ del:ided ill the ... INOs 10 ~bow .._, tadlen bad '-> llilll the acbool ror IDOfC tban five ye~n, they dlleowaed thltt 10 pereea~ ohbe faculry bad bean lllretl ia a IJw ,._ pc:riocl. ............. " Wa were a Ooalin& University,'~ be reoounla.'' Ketter asserted . Simub antoU$1y, Carey's primary coocem is for pri-c eduea~ioa. Kater t:I(JllaJ.ocd thai the political power baK ill ~'~coo York Stale has "pet~~ loyalties" 10 ~e onstil .. ioas. At ant point. Comdl cootrolled 1M "'-tbly In Albany. Now it is -llrolled by ~ Yort Universny. Ciuna a reeent study, ht pointed 0111 t1w t.s than IS percent of all St.,c l.qlslators ancfwucd from public Jcbools. He noced that tht .uituck towarcli public ~ is diffcm~~ ia .New York tban ill Wiaconlin, for cumpk "Thor major uruvcnitlc$ there are public and r... are priY&C," Kcuer explained. 'Shu •• raliu' "Eadl prcsidenl in lhe SUNY~ cultivaru Lqislalors.'' br noted. addula t1aa1 be bas met with all 36 rq>rcstftl.llhvcs from 1M &.rraJo area He pointed out that "il is not uruque to use studeats to lobby for UB. s.y, in Quocns." Ketcr pr-ecficu a bcalth~ future ror UB. "Thor Stille will ~anv.ally reafut tha they c:an'\ do what they planned m tbr 1~. There .. ,u br COQSO!idation, b<11 Burrato. wil1l 1u stfOIII andtaa~e and racardl proaram. ...o noc be pbfSed OUI." br predicted. "We're rdyina mo<C on priv&J.e funds," tbe Praideat maintained, citiAa a fWid-abin& t otal ormo ia 19?0. UBnowcollous over S.S millioft a year ill privarc doaatioos. a rate m.t cbmbs 2l to 25 pcrocnt annually. "We are ,_,.uc:atill& old lnvesaors," be said, and lhey are now -..iaa beet as br fcds they should. He ~ that in tbe ow 10 years, political J1TCIIII)I will exist outside of Wcstem ~ York. Prcdkda& a .,...., stnaJc, be ~ tha a Uaivasly Praideot bas to br • astutc politician. Adclillt that a Collqe Praicknt b a visibk tArJa ror criricism. ICcuc:r said ~. " You Clll't appeal to evcryooe." He said &rinnina, "You have to br thicl< skinned." �u-..,,.,dla~ l'rcalrleney IOI•U.. "Aion 1~1• IIO<t~~tear u • blucpriior w loollda Ill lht •'DrlllniK'd, 1rt tho rill ,. eo of~~.. durorr04 ~·~ to tho Ptoc- - 1111\tt "'" - •ro Yfe• l<o...,lt. NolAnJan .,., fot II. llltero~ ut04 .... ....., 111001 .., «otter•, !OIIb auclc>IIO l!........ci.,.L th Dr Ketter CSA l'n.lll..,t .. tbot ;, fll, u l'rteid<nt or _ , '""' ,..,., ICetter lias <>oc ,_, •14 CSA ........,<et ,..... CSA l'rUiclonr wta 1Joo CSA e....,,,. c...,.Jitittee 1o lho 11ao tqjUJ.r lbe ~~>ore ~ atucltnr..,-~a>ae. ~. .,.,.tio,p """ ~t. rtctnl/y •..., au ..ft • ICcuer'l ••t•raeta. """""" •ouu .. coolr<lcrec~ POor, N._,.;.• lifo to lie ...._,.., by ._ ,...,_,._. to - .,..,.._.,, rf ~~Wear .................._ •.,_u.... ...... ..,...,. ..........•r._.., -llfco. .llt, .............,, ..... ' ~ lo .. -It -.,..., IJoo Odio•~~rt.Uooo ... tile f&<-ollty. ~ Aatw •bour n. COli tor ICtttcr·, sJtr.,._., _. ..__, """ 1Joo ,... SA """""""" ....... for . . '('to ~ IIIIo l'ettor'r ~P jP,< "*• H~ •4 ,._. C$A !011 _.. il "'tit to ............ , . . •tQ~ ..... lk r _A ,.. ..... ........,:;, -.~ope,.,. of , 0.,. ron.., -.u.,. "" lAino hro ~· ..... ,..,... -.or to flit CSA S.ooto ~ ..."-' Wltlo r.n..; ............, ...."n,.. il <ltJI<ctocl to ....._ s...a...... .,_...., ·--·· to: IJoo illllllt-l&tiQr of .,•.....,lhrcloot, .,.l'elt,...••,.• •ea Procc•se,, I'Olr 0( UJ O(ffoo u.......,,, ..._... _,lie ..., lllllleoto Ia �) �tsnorts ; Janet Lilley emerges as UB's true sports superstar _J " j .,,.•acld-a~~<MIIDIIm) a,..t..,..,. l oboolld.., E omol•td. (IJOfU."-J- Liley Thty Gilly come • OGDd ~ tnry ttoV.,.-<ht ...,_ ._....,. NOt only ore thty 10110 iD thtlf spon. bulllory'r< cla11 pcoplt cl . Fa< llx piiA roo. 1... 118 - ben ......, 'W¢11 )1111 .... 1111fmdooo11a *' ., r_. .-. Lill.,. roo. TM Royals' ..,.., baa f11C111 hOf )ton htre . ... t . . . . lndnid.-J khool rt<O<IIo lll<hlclllll , ...,....,. tho: J:IOO poa borrla-whi<h six dJCI ill lknahamtOft Saunlay IIIII besknb&ll.,. .. ""' alwaf' ut htr blood. 11om m to Bnlol<l)lMtJ, lnlty spent htr rnt 10 ) tlrl tra-rlfrw bftwtfll Eutopr and Ntw a o.,_, YO<~ . '1 was"" am>y bnl . M)' Cltthtr .... 111 tht ,.,...,. • and wt'd ..,.,.. from Otrmaay to Brooklyn and bocL Hr ofxcl wbtn l 101u 10 and "• movtd tO Broo~I)'D for JIOOCI."tht 6' ctnttr .aid. Lill<y 1J0C htr fiut UpOfurt to round ball whtn >h< was U-years-old. '1 wu baby·slttlna for my aunt and th11 1\ytr c...,. in tM mad. I ..,.. a clthnqu<nt and my aunt tholllht I should a<t onvol•tcl In spona. I was a ta<nboy and ~td softball, bue not D<sanktclspon~." Uncltr '"" tutalllfc or I coach .... calls "Mr. WaliJice" • Kine>' s.y Club In BrooiJyn. Lilkr r..trrxcltbt pmt of btiknball. Aft., k.,lna tht club sht jomtcl St. Mark\ CVO and It "'u htrt she perr.cttcl htr offmsi-. 11ylt. No.._ '1 feD iD lo•-e with tho: pmt,"tht Royals'oo<liPliiD uplaintd• ., mtd 10 110 clowo 10 the -..cr aad ahoot Oft a bM1t1 t~, but who:.... I was .. hill> Khool ( l.&Ca)odtc) ,.. dicla' ._.. a lbashdMtll t<orn so I pqytcl •oDtyboll."l.illey conlolutd to !UY bolhlbaD t-.-. t~tbtCYO. .,..,_ion a,.., Thtrc •ore 110 ochobnbop olftB lor tbt hooc>t pbtooGI 11 Laforc<tt bad no t . . .. Get1111 Cor Ilona hoax bctorM Liller\ conccnl. ., cboot Butralo bccaulc I • • coPl ...... f,_ lln>o&lyo. IIP!IIitcl to 8uiY Stll< aoid UB aad I Lbiolk UB -•atcl lint." Tbt Ror*' ....ar,1lol sq.d 1J0C tbt lint .,...k • Lill<r\ 1M-• • ....s 10 . . . . boll.nbol coech Liz hDcl r.. 1M of htr S<n'I<U. "Sbt (eo--) ...... <>tryt'- I kilO• abota dele-. Sbt • • rooly ......... Sbt •oulciG' htsitau 10 snob ).... bod) IIDd -...but --· ,.. ~ ... ~00111-J , ec l 6•., - ~ Met "" dl< prdcna) tht I*' rY<Irl. Lllky had 10<nC dllturtJiaa .......,...., fo< both tht past IIDd tbt fllllft . ., tr..Jt it COOIId lla\c bcco aloe better. Tbt wbolc ocllool could r e athlttltJ 1l1tlt man~ . Tlx _ . . • a<tlllll •orot as Cor 11 tbt • omro ...... ....,... obtQp. Wc'r< •orlma 1M IMtrt lltC<IIltin. oo trine< - l u.• "''1\11".,.1 ••tll Brla•• .W. Tbtre .,... a pOSit in nOtt Ill htr pcropteth<l~ "' 1h1nk tht NCAA will help womm aloe . Tbty loavc ma<t monty to olftt .. omtn. Thtr provide monry fo< tournamcnu and uovtltht AlA W doHn' Abo Linda (O'Donntll. prtstnt Royall c-b) ,. ..kl fwd end Is cltdltaltd to tht ....,....,.. Sbt doH a lot wu h alilllt." The: stnior cooldn' p"'>>Onl ont l*llC:ular IRI!I pomt '" her carca. but labtltcl an t.....,'bk as wbal >ht "'ould rttMmhtr moM. "Whtn )OU fed tht t<am will IIPinll GlftiiDn doh rtally .l<llilla kit y<ar- tllll\ whto beskctboll is lxot." Bue """' abolc the tautt? Where cloa a-.kett..ll star 110 from htrt7 Lillty b wa<tllll on a sp<coal ...;or 1ft Humon Suualuy oriel .,oufd like to btcomc a WI tht~t. but basketball is btr number Oft< coni>d<rll-. '1'd bkc to rio•'/ pro baD. but I'd be-e to to ra...ard. Tbrrc •e no 6 'c:<lllm • cbt prot -a.ketbal b - • 1_., to "" a .,., ltlc. I r.d wbolt •illloul il II\ a rcal hell ,....... tbor baiiiiiO t~ or ......... a shot or tht buUc:t IO . . . I bell a-t'· A lot o( pcoPt 11 lltio ldoool • ouldn' uridtru..ad !bal. Thty'd t ..... tho& Oh. t ... \ 1 d..,.b pd taiU..' Tbty doll' UIICI<nlaoid. l lo>< tbt . . . . II\ tlx b-st of my lift ." •••cb or"'' •oulcla' F~C e F II I 0 A Y e e ll. F T E II H 0 0 ""'r.. ..,.• c - ...... Pan OOtHO u• FOA TWtO' n. ....,-••. ~ u.., CMt..,.. • ._two.,..,..., ,...., c.Mt" pe.lllllH .... __. .....fiC MIMif'-"Ue-..II!IO'Y. u..., . _ .... ....,. • ............... faa. ............ ......., •"'*"'-""""..,. ...............,. ------------------------------------------------ He u ae -- ~ IJI'II 'Ill 800 IJI'II AI ~ ...., drink. Ladlea 12.00 Min IS.()() SATURQAY MORNING SPECIAL 2 tfOURS ONLYl lOam· Nooa • Sat. Feb. 14th Sl.91u.t NOW $ '•!!APE Wrestlers finish up on sour note Tbt ......,. . Jallos Conal wmtJiloltum bad lbt - - ·..... ...... ~IJ'I)iiiQ&IIullttlo\ bo8c ]6o.t. .. I I aHill vocal CJOWcl looked oe. Two. of Ull'l !ri<IFioiao. Jallos Lt• IIDd 0. Rooa. wtrt dol aalc UB victors. lAta 0\'Cf· powtrtd bis Ill the ISO .... class with a piD l l 1:32 of til< DttOftd period • ., tlloulbl they • .,. t.....,." Lac. an~td . At151,~11oi*dofrbis_. nha7: J vlotory tO Ofid UB'I scorilll· ~ .... my Lulte wcrc really plycbod...., bee~.- i was tbt Ron laid . a...- Open70.yl AWMII 10M~ til MIONITE ,.._.,,..-orour..,.._ -...• roo-• LIICfltllll a- bodltttlkn,IIDd better koown • Luke tad RootJ,JaiDtd the,...,. lall year. Prior to tllis. tbty •rtatled • 1M junior <CIIIqto !My llttftcltd. Akllolllb they met for tlat lint lillx ~ II UB, tbt two 110 IOitlbtr as •eD .. - · aad Bul&lo. Be ...... a rtstmblaacc to atcb 0\htr, tbt two art ofttn nlistakta for brotbm. Tllt pair is rnponsiblt l o r - of cllt CIO'*d or tbt nxcts. TJxy ~built up quite • followq or 6imds to cbcu tbtm on. Whtn asked about tilt rt111a.nina aeason, Jobn Lucu atattcl, "We'r< lookma forw•cl 10 tbt SUNYAC\ this wtdmd,tllll\ "'bll~impon.,t." T he 8ull1 travel to Brockport for the Ownploaobipo-tbll wUI bt htld tbtrc today and t omorrow. �i NHL preparing switches Free transportation for intra-divisional rivalries = -,Htt. 0... ~Sie/111'- ,. new, pa1D&OC:Dt rHJianmau or the 21 Nlllooal Hod.ey !Aa~~t (N~LlttamS and the feasabilhy of an ol'tt\lmc period.,.. beUla CiOIIIkkreel b)' tb< NHL team OWDCn. Tbc ~~ ~ on wicl PQIJ'&Illuc and limt·tOnt tines. ~- wu 1ec:t1 as primarily~ on the pO'A'ina pay-televllioo market nid to br wott.h as maob u a Sl mUIJQn 1 u ~------------------~~! )dt 10 - · teama. lo ldditloo, the leq~ adopted an unbal&nocd acbedule wllh dlvisioa rivala fadoa e.cb other mort times aod a new playoff formt.l IIlii does DOC reduct the 111•mbtt of team~ lo the pLayoffs (16 of 2J), lu lo this ICUOD, lluft fi'i&UIIID dirisioos aod oot RA teiiD division will m1te t•o eoof<raJCeS. Eadltta.rn will Rill play Present and future alignments PRESENT AUCNME."'T eo e...-. Oftly oee clla1111t ift the Patric.t O.vwoo 1M CaJeary Flames wen moved out &114 replaced b1the PlltsburP Pmpuu. The Olbn teat!IJ In that dl\uioo are l.lJo 111 the S..mo -Pbiladdphla, Washloaton, New YDfk blaMen and the Tha-t - ~c-w.c..r­ Holns O.wwon Ouaco Strtyrlw DmJIIHt ~ New YOfk Jlaaem. 1M Adams Div!Jioo, wbicll wiU form the P rinor or Wald Coof- With lhe Patnet Division, Will <Obllll or Bonon. Hanford, Moaucal, Burtllo and Quebec. Til~ Cleren« Cambell Conference dlvi5ions ate th< Norris-0\leaeo. Mlnnaot1, St . IAuU. Winn.-pea, 0tu011 a.n d Toronlo-nd the Sm)'llle-Los AnJCIC$, Cal$Ary, Colorado. Edl!lODIOn and Vaneouvcr. O.Srlol Min....-a Edm01>ton WinniJ)el Vaocouver s.. Louis Toronto Wllllliptl Sm?tM DlvUIO" Calpry C>lo<aclo Edmon too l.o< Atlceks Vaocouvn •••en~....... Teams In the live dub divisiool will fkt diYl&IOo opponenu eiabt Umts apiece and all otll<t opponatU 11ttet UlnC$ each . Til< dubs In the u-ceam division wiU play CIPI)OIImU WJtbia t h< division ,..en tlmc:s and ou!Sidtn lbtcc timCJ. In an ~ aner the S&brts' momiils pnd1C< 11 the A tid, Buffalo W>qCr Derd: Smnh commented oo tbt r~mcot. "It •, &oi"' to br • httk harder bra~Ut 0111 con f a - has lhc top ,,.. teams Inn. Jc's aoillf to be a lot ~Ia for the fans anyway but u's &Ot"' 10 br touch· It win br better fOf lhc pme." As for lh< S.bla, br:iQt in the Adams Divisloa Will ooc praan a.n euy _.,.,, With Boston and Montreal lo th< same diYit.lon , alona "'ith pesky Quebrc and Hartford , the S.bra wiD I\IYC to rtally work f01 theil points. " Well, we'U - ccr~a.Jn teams more often than others" S.bro Craia Rams<y said. " I think Bonon is a Y<tJ pllysical team, we'll bt 5edn& them a lot. Moorn:al's anorhtr team thai's ob~y ooe of the bat in the teque, and they play a prdty physical KYI< too." Ramsey added, "They (Montreal) are DOC noted fOf a rouell style or ~ey but tbtY do play the body. So th~ teams that we'll be playine the most . •e·r~ aoine to havt to clo a lot of •katlne and n ., &oina to bra lot of physical ...Ofk." Nn- "-" The playoff format has also cllan.&ed. The top 10111 teanu '"each division will make tbe fmt round of lhc playoffs. •ith No I fac:~na No. • and No. 2 fadna No. 1 . TIIC$< " ' three out or fi•t IICnd T1ltll a 1«01\d round (four or ~m) ..W br held to ddttmtnc the divislotl winDerS, followed by a third round forth< confm:nc:e cbampiotuhtp. 1M confc:rcnct champioM Will play for the Stanley Cup. " In a pleyortsltuation, probably Monueal, Boston and ourwvC$ will br one·t wo-thrcc in our division, which mean5 wt! will play of lasl yean top five ltlnu in the ftnt round, •• Ramsey said . " I don't .know if they (th~ owncn) really thou&l\1 thll out eompltttly," be added, " brauie one of the bat teams'" lht leacut mi&ht br diminated in the fll'st round." 'I'M pOSSibility or oyenim< for next uasoa has also been tal ktd about amonc ownen and leque orrtcials. No decislcMI has beeo readied. since it •ill br up to the Pla)ttS Auoc:lalion to decldt a1 its annual IIK'<JtiDI somctim< in Jul) or Auall$1. 1.ast yeuthe Player's AsSOciation rei«ltd 1M PfOPOSII of overtime even tbou&h 18 of 21 owners were in faYO< of h .The problem _..,, 10 be thll the pla)'U$ want «~<~~cthina in re~um for hevlnathe atra KSS!on. I'A"I~ ·. ' hIt think 1f the players are &OIDI to &tV~ mtO overtune, t m 1 tY 11\ould . - IOintlhiQt from the Player'' Association," said Burralo S.bre defensetnlllj Jim Schomfdd . "I mean, it's not somelhina we are aoina to al•t up and uy 'O.K .. let's bave ovmlme,' but there 5hould be a trtdM>ff t.h<te maybe, but I think it may benefit the 1'1\a« of "alos CoafOfftft .4dmnsDI.._.. ao beat." Ramsey added. "MOSI orbtr sports h ave ovatime or som~ soo'l . In fact, lcucss every· major sport." Admru 0. •<Sion Boll.oo Buffalo Hanford Montreal Qu<bt< ~bee ,.oms DI•'IJwn 1.m Ana<K• Montreal Hanford PiU5bur&h Oclrior Pin teams ranked I.O ... UIMn\M'Yt'-a\lo•looat~- .... , ............... , _ . .. Tk _ _......u4 . . .kf ISt.rloc C. .etry -tloc~o) ... ort<Wk.c4 IMn~. Try..u ... tlocl. . •Ill"'- ,.,..,.,. n.11 .. hlt p.-. a. s.,~n- L--.. T• .... . -•• ~oc .... ld "'a 1« or sa. Ark.,. ••• polk- ..... . nt .Mil...., . . . ..., · P .J.'s 2nd ALL YOU CAN EAT Sp~hettl Dinner ~t.so· .~·ROOTIFS -~ ~Oift!llai, 0.. IMW. OrMr ef ClieiiMI Wll!s -_..... . .FREE prne IJ'Cilb-" 1M IU30D fDf haviQt an overtime DOC Oftly lieo in the fact that it WOOIId be Cledti"' for the fans, but also to stop tbe inataSina n,..bu of lit hod'.C')' pmes. "W~'YC had 11lla alte*ly, 1D i f - 'il>'ltllll.iU tbal (overtlmt) Wt would b.aYC a Joe of tldra icr time." expWoed c..la R.amsey• "How~. I thinldt'&probabl)'in thtbrsl inlm:siJOfthek-.utlO ()(11M. ap with some Lind or overtime situ.lllloa." A m.;or problem wllh O¥fftinK amooe the pLayers is thai many teams would be happy ~tln& a ti~ with a top team . Ctal& Rain,ey offertd an explanation. ••If you into Boll.on 01 PhiliY Of Montreal and you &eta lit, you're pretty happy with tl'lac and it'' not n1<:t to 10 into overtime. Hownu, it's probably for the BuJTalo Minnaola Boston Tomato .... .....- ~ Eaplree Sept. SO, '81 VAUDA.NmME _ ........ R0011FS r-......,..~ 'I I I I ,_,._ J1SWR* ··~--.. ..,, .......... .- r --~-- This Sunday Feb. 15th A .-- ~ N L-; ----- ;;go"~ ~~~ 1) 3 to 9 p .m . 2) Quicker service 3) AddJtJonal Mating �i classified ~ i: ~ c:t.AU•,-1£01 fNY .. 0W<i11t "1'NI S.C..._M, .ttc-.. )It ....... ..... ~ ...SC OHo ......-. • ·• •..,. tot"""' .. *"oft. .) JIW\Ifr...,., .........,,..,.....,.. ... OfAOl.JHU ............... ,~ i .e 4 H <.lt"t--wtl., .... "" ... .....,. ,..,...,."' l'fiiiF~N1fi•RIIJ ·-----·- --" F, . · - wrtletJ<e.stHVt.C... 001-.CA.- lA.U. IOVtiiC._Ii: WAN11:.0 .. ....-k _. •AlCS _,.. 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T-orl'ow: Hoct.or •>. 0.StOt e r ......orw~olco TlrM 7.JO ,__ w•- -... ~ Col~ - . - -· • u..-.q ol - y : / ' l e n a _ . ,.._ Al<ed ~. CJwk - T.-y at 7 p.m. tn lM .JIM~ --... E111cDu. Topic b u. ....... "Reanl Anon«> I• Tronllltlwt Oowrellt- l..., hulllu? G1oup Logol S.Nicet oil.,, lrH !<gal edvtc:. and tnforlTr.uon to ell 06 'tlud~nl• Oo you h•~ • hearing In SWJIIRJ count of tht: Ptuldtnl 1 r ... Bolcly. -c.cor•-•ap "'"'""-. "''""" Goo..op 1\lrlCM ._,. Sq..trc. Ptrl...-...t..,. tloo "' Btoclcpor\ y Sl.l -. eou..e. - Hall, 6 p.m. US Looc:rosM Pro<ticc todoy ot II:JO.IO.lO p.m. In tto. Bubblo. AC• lllen'o llo. . . . T-.n T.,.-. Fob , 17·21 In tto. Sqvlre laneL 12 '"' only . . " "' mol\ ............... all Poul o&IIJ&.6963 or l'latto. 01 1137 IW72 CJB - Clul>-tio pr<ICtlco toniat>t. oua.-o.. to lilt~~ - . - - .... ~ ..ll'lighl heaboen ~lid f'Hdleolllledlor F• ~w dub »« ltolodo)' v..a.y R.-..,...,., om.. ........ 50,..,..... Tho..._ __.. dled<s lrorn 1M Scn.wlo<a Trip •• ,....,. 10 liP In 1M lid dub olr.c. too pid<ed 011~ 0 . . • cno..rtl'lonoloyo- WfilftHclo) hom 23 :30 p .m . on lho Clort. Hell ~,.. ._,. Womcft•e Tr.dl 11M fW ous ' t d CMi11t11w Tuadoy oc 5-.JO P.ift I• U Clorlo. Pnoclota WednHdoty ot 4 JO p m ., tto. &bblo ,..,. moo• lnlotmotlan eoo>IAI<I 8ouy Olmmlci< ot &31-2!139, 6 bog"' .,.., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n59 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 32 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d168090e70f3fe92f26127bf26136046.pdf c3171d123f90da9b20a4c6f12991350d PDF Text Text 11 February 1981 Vol 31 , No 511 SUNY al 811flalo ) Both Ketter and Doty testify at the Record Co-op's trial b~ Daa 8o"111111 IIOd Sttll Coo«.lld Tht Uat .. cnlcy'ttop adm1nlsuaton ~~~ lotlmon)' in Slott s...,....,. Coun Monday and TUC$doy dum~& a ,_,.;"' on • la"'lult flltd by c.. •.,•., Rtto<d SIO<'a aaalnll tht SluDI:nt A>.tocillion (SAl R«Wd Co-op. Univm.ily Pm;ldnlt Rob<rt l . Knttt, a d<ltfVdant iA the- la¥t'11-uit, WI$ Oft IJ\r wknnllit&nd (Of rour hOUn MOll~ aOttrooon, an•v.ttin& q-ioru dullna wdh tht Co-op'a hillory and pram~ linanaal '"""'-· About lO .,...,.,. opannina tht li•o-yu~ bupcion porlod ~• enund Into~. Kntn, "'ho . .~his IIPPfOVal or tht studmt·Nn eo. 01> in Stptcmbtr 1971, "teaif'i<d ,. ..,_. of • tqlina the Co-op opte," and "did 110011 )Ob, " .._dtn& tO llk" Co-oc>'s d<IMK lltomt'1 Richl!'d Lippo. Olltbt wil:oc:M lUnd Tlacoday- V'ttt Pmidenl f0< r111antt IUid M._mt Edward Ooty, "'ho m:oonttd the <WNJ sunouodlftl 1ht Unt...Ul '• ~ 10 tilt Co-oc> tilt ri&bl to run bl ...,Yity iD Squire Hall's ~ ~said tilt oriplol dtci>1aD - baod"" ... . . - thaltht Co-oc> b•p ........ prof~•" aod llalil W.S 10 U B studtols '"'II Jd>OOI .,..,t idaltir-;.,.. Cavaac:•a auor-ac:y1 pr~ucd Dotr Oil hb in1orpr<Udoa of tilt 1966 Boatd ofTrt•~<a do<:umml thot prohillou SUNY odoool• from _.l!!t ~ to ~. pri,..t sllopa. Ht waa also q~ oe tbt Oni..,.r"s ttlatioMhlp with the Co-oc>. onm times admit in& thai UB had bm> 1~ In r<qufttin& rmandal recorda. UIWirf crou..,.lll\lftialloo. the v~ Praldfllt ...Walntd lhll he lntcrprttlltd the rc:aollllioo .. • crron tO SlOp '"nOD•ItUdtDlo profil .. makin.& .,.orpriaa'' from pinfn& llt<IW to Oludmt octivity ~. wllldl ..,. addtd, wu ....... ,. ~>t~na .wnom~ ror:' s,... "Tbt: Co-op'S intent "'U tO follow tht Boatd of Trua... resolution," )It Aid, ~ that h II now bnna followtd. The ltpi protftdln,. - • tnit;.ttd b) Cor! C CavllJt, Pruidnn or C..vqt'i lleconlt, 1n JanUIIy 1976. C..VO&<. in a Novcot~~btr 1975 <Otnpb>ot. arautd that tht R«ord Co-op hu cootlnuow ··- or the rHOUrcnofthf Sleet of~· Yor'- toeolklun R&'inov:t. compcdlion with private attt"Cprix:• C..vaao funbt:r daimtd thll the Ulli-.otr'• >UPP011 or tht Co-oc> .,,. cont1111}' tO the Otanct of tnt u ........ , aod all\ISUK or pobtic.fuoda." Tbt Co-op waa doocd IO< ax .....,U by Ooty afta; the oompillnl - m:riv<d. Co-oc> P1aldcnt Gerry Anld aplaintd thll c....... bdon'fd the Co-oc> had an unfair marktt ad.--aa< a~ it c:Ud OOl ha""r to pay rctd and ...r.kl Oft .. , Sq.,. Hall bua1lCIII f.alicy. Doc.r auenfd lhu afta mnqdr•Wwu -.11h Kc.'Ua. bt ....,..., 10 ollta the Co-oc> bcaiM • not "prll\'idillc ~ C$$allAl to tilt Univenoey." Ht Aid tbcft WM abo lOGIC qtJCKiaa U tO "bclllc> It WM ~ -.uu s«oc~a~u ..met. ;. ctarly .....,.. the Of1linalacr-. ·~.o .,..,.. Otbtr COOiplaiDu lodaod ........ tilt Co-op <bar&td thll It - - ~~its ....... prolilt... In '""· Doly Aid that he had plactd the OHJp ia its Sqvirt Hall -....,,orr-. rather thaD"" tilt linllloor, w11crc11 bad bm> mov<d by ocbcn. H• also onltrtd tbt Co-oc> to .........a\itiq its pricti. But Doty llild lllao problans ~ all ~ up """" lilt Co-oc> - rt-<lpaltd aod he told tilt tmpcy courtroom, "tbty b - coofcxmtd 10 tbt rula." AIUI, wbo ottmdod tilt court ~. pradtd Kcucr'a cffO<U 011 bihalf or lh< Co-op. CaVII&t's lawy<:r q..m.d tht Pruiddtt Monday abouc tht Co-oc>'s ~-- procec~-. Antd Aid, and Kttter. "wry su~" of dian. TheY ~ aclopttd ofttt lilt lawsuit wesrdtd. Kat.. calkd tht Co-oc> starr •--ds • a " dtdo:lltd aroop or tndt•lduab ..l>r...... caUK. •• n.. ea,..... ~a_,., au.,..pctd to .,.,.,•...,. Sl.olo s.q,.....,. J~ ll~ "'*"- .,.....lht_-jwy - .... thai the Co-oc>- ...........Cf111'8" ,..a,... ruoc~~. • .. on pnlllfrtr. • • baa too.,.... a ...,._or~ Aatd ..-td lippts "'111 pn>bably try 10 ctai>IU lMI tw ..d... mandatOf) lc:n, whodl ..._, tilt Co-op, OK - <'OrnftiOn St•• St•• s.... _ , Calb111 Cavlc<'• S100.000 Ia.._ a prtaedcDt· lfltin& .... Antd ,_...., ......... .en ....... tcnpl--. (Of - u......., _ - ... ,...... Ao ..nra-.~~~< """"' c1tcmoot for tbt CoOl>. ht - . ........ ollta Sub 1 Mel tilt lnta· R"'*- eo....cil (1RC81 oollodl ..._ . - - .................. aod _,.and could ~nbly compctt ..,.., ~· ~ . Kaler. •ho dcdtMd to C'Om.IDml oa Ius own t - y. told n.t .!Jiptnn"" thll ht .. not ~ abota the poaillk ~ bu( thai 11\t -<Om< "ckpmds oo how brood (tht counl inte:rpr•n tht dcdslon.'' Aooor<tlna to Ltppeo. S..b &o.rd Dirt<1or 0....11 l!lact Ia.,... or tht wu...,.. SA won....,_,.,, but beaux Joh.- ddlrtt to l"!J!.tht tnal bnd, ht ....,. - he •"''uirtd 10 tdllfy. TC1llmooy 01111 continuo today 11 2 p.m. aod ,..iD bt htld all day Friday • tho <lo•·ntown Stotr Supmuc Coun buildina. Eucw•• - �.-a.. . WORKSHOP·~-.. ON CALCULUS ----o..:,. -"-----.. . . (Integration Technique) lly Dip lhiltadwy• Wftf. Felt. II. 1 · 10 ,_, l4S Cary H•l T"Wt_...., ................. ~ ....., C.....l-T Ml• MAT Ill)« diOM . . . . . 10 . . . . . . . ....,..... . . . . , •• ........ ",.,.. ......... ,.. c...._. • ,.. Japlcl f« •B•dar : I ............... ill· 1M ............ lief«~""- . sx-..-...s. dullnn~M ~TISFACTION GUAIAHTEED: AIM II* J hour lcMoft you wil feel MUCh 1110re eonfidnl and dolnt b_a......,m•a•lioM~••a.".:JIMIC-hDe•a.:Jr._~ Reagan's austerity Research budget axe sharpened AT:rENTION All CAC Volunteers! OFFICE PARTY ) lldd<d ....,.. ..,......, aniii)"VO, 111o-a wltll prOJ«l> cl<llpcd 10 ..._ tdmcc ond ...- - . Pro)e<u lodrla a~~boocb ....,_ ..,__ " - tlo<euukiaol Praldml....., . _., prOfirWU.. , _ llldiMir f<drrll ouoUtUitt · 10 boodsct lak will b< lilt ,..._.. t~·­ unckrp-• (NSf). . . . will b< octectM .....,. ••Sof1•• oclmco -~.- rO<Wdlo M>IO .......... ...,..,. .o.-lla >1CIIID will lc • lltld o/ lcdmrJ ore l..,.ud 10 b< ""· wbk .,..,._., ra<ardll .... ...s M-Aid will-10~. - - , olw ,.,o.., ,.....,_ ' 'llvd" ~.to u l>llr•on ood He llllcd - -•w-._,. '"' """'_...- s..- * -..-to .. _ -r:· no. ...........,.__ b<ao .,......., _ . ol . , . 13 Feb. . - bJ lilt From 2-6 p.m. In room 345 Squire Hall Free refreshments to help alleviate the Starving College Student Blues. .. ,..........--..,..,..-IMTATION - - ----, A-aluWI CWii c..k.()ft _ _c:..n _ _Ill ...... _ _ ____. ,.,... ..... _,,..,, ~ Oilr'• J. · 1171.......,. A-. W . ........................ ,.... ......... .... ..rs,'e ..,..c....a-..... ....... )111 . . . . . . ,..~ ....... ,.,I UMJDIJ/,.,. CiALOii I AU. Mr Ullfi I -~ ; ·.:.-;:.. . . . . . 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AI UB. tb< lcdmrl . . - - svpploa o""' W lllillioft, with obolll 10 percml comina Irom IM NSI , for ra<ardl _..,...,., The UnlftflOIY'• Sodola&l' ~unmo .....m...r S'/00,000 In 1971·79.... "'"' ~tdy oo .., IUnlllcr will! tbc new ldmlnllorooloft. Muldooo wc:a<d Wol bls or~ bid no ooon«tion wilh military r<fCIIdl. H< ~II><(! IIIII •bik CJ<IIOrimnou 1\mckd by NSf ml&ho fW'nou&Jty b. wed bJ obe onn<d l<n'ic:o. "nothina d<fii>Cd u miU1117 .......tl" il direc:tly fand<d. The Iundin& deer.- hu aparl<<d d<botc "'"' tho iliff......,. bet- besic:- opplied r<o<8ld\. "Then hu b<ao a lol tbillkioa about b oppb<d ........tl.'' Mllldooo Slid. " lo DNA racordl. tb< dudraioe ...,,..,.,. besic: ln4 appll<d odmcc II• .....n "'"* or d~:· -w ..,._-"! ""'""ro ..........., .,..,..,.,.. or_..., Tht au Ia c-eot u,.n..,. L . U- llriourtt C...r<n locaod Ill _.....,,.._ 111<' VS - - ...U to &l>e ·~ oxportft< ta - · · oo local """'"'~"'""'· "nniiroritr ......... ln4 l~n~lry," MoMoc.o reporo<d. But poino<d l .... "t'- .,.._. IR M lht b;a .o-a., DOC tb< H~cllo.,. Cal Ttdu. " Th< l'oWidllloft a.-.1 tlulr IW piMO><d nil• In' .Mil and t1Ccordi111 10 tbe TiJ- II\I.Y oallllly b<ut<d b)'tb< Admln!Jt,.lor! 011tatca>< for - ... CUiboc\l. for now, ''!)en ho-c been no *'oal NSf....,.,,. M•kloorl odmloood. JlciORIIapll'• pe.n., b<com< mllhy ·~ mu• foet eo..,... wh<'r< Muldoon Aid ohil(ltlo NSF hu "hl•orically r<ct"<d bi1*1lun . _ n " •~ lh<Y It< "CONid<r<d o ...,.. polruc:aloemcy.'' H<oddod 111M ")'OU cu AY -~ 1\o¥< .....,. todflthcn 011 t1w Hil." Sin« ollc <ic:r-'11 fonlldmumuaoloft. NSf hoi ~ ,...., oo ..,._.., """"ch ...... opc:ns 111-.c dlom<d 11 --.-..~o~o dec7....: ill lllppon ,.,. b&W radlfdl. Undn oh< now praiclmcy, lllllllilla COftCitwa .. IIIOtl ll'Cton.. ··nw new ~ . . ion ~ ro.u.r.,."" w -pin•. * M--""· llrip tb< NSf bed> - '... ta<ftCC ud toc:hnoloC)','' booic .-wdl. ''llllllll< roo.c..1oe did- Fl ... 10 lblll II a plOd lilt roan .... ilodbr-11111 ~·· Flllorooolb l i l t - , . . .. ia It», 111< follrldolioe - SALE---, lfi'l I I �Dwyer out 6an; expected in US_today b7 Sent' Slm•CIIf Cdl"' 1ll< US Swt Doponmc:nt rq>ort<d Tuadl} ~ tbat I ..dleallll" C)'ll(llla ~ bad oafd) am·~ "' lht ~.... o.lf ,..... or O..baJ, a>d•t~~. runMIMXllll ..,.., on~a~ ~ran·. E•in PriJOG ro. •~>< ...-,. .. '" ,~_.... ~."'hoe< r - "'"' OCIOhll<d b) S• e• ,...-.,,.., ,. .. Jdlcchdo6 to fly OU1 or T..,_ on t.1aadioy IIIII • ..._, _,_...~tdfy CDftf-<d ll7 lronlu ff'Ohll-, &-do cltttl.... Dw)oa-'• onCII IIlia Tdltu lt>lloe hotd roocn lut May J-.,........tcl • Moodll) ~IlK. " l'matmi>CIJ rdl<'\<d, .. b~~>- Joluo ~told Ius Hopi.inS Rood ra.tC1mk • T wodl~, a. h<> MB. n.t s,.n,..,. rtono •-«< from tus..,ft. 1 p1>on< ..U 117 US Mbtitodof to th<> Unot<d Sl110 l'.rllb 6n>uco Wlliam Wolk. ll!<., )till old JI\Oib<r ol thtor ••• th<>l cuauoed by ., l'.m<nean docto. and "fl"J"l)Ull('<d fit to tro•d, •• Stat< Ooponmrnt luula Slocl.man told .,... !ipKtn11• 1'.1 pl. . tltx. O..ytr'J tra.... lllaru ....,.. - ddiiUI<. Nl-lblM Scat< D<9otfmeot 1ha w """ "fly hOme " 10011 u poiiobl< " II I• (_'\ peeled ilia IM ftlllrt 0W)'tl fotllil)l "'11111\d 10 f'ln YO<~ Uly fCif I 0..)ft - . , . . . tn OuiMi rpol.e.-•• "'""cd priVNC tC'\INOn, IQ Ollboi, MIS. 0.. )'« had n_plboftl I dewt< tO ''a'Old IM - " accordina oo '"" S.ae Ocparlmtnl SWJB Embuty orr.aaa}, ~ ho ba~t t('f.K'Hrn'td A.trK'ftCifl IOI~dt' fn Iran <inc:e tb< ...,,...... t;mt.a.ay tl~eovtl U ""'"'~' aco. obt ained N>&ody of O..yrr . .,,, Monda) mOinona rouo.. ln~ hn ,., .... hum pcuon. • An lranain COUfl 1 findfn& i>A)'fl ,,,.,,,Of c"rwone.ac chatV"•'''"Utt1'"'\.'d hc!1. co nfn~ monlh} m J•il. Tht wnlt:n~ ""*~In tffm ••pro rau:d."'' ha.\ed on Ow)'t'.r', prtol n.tM mooths '" bin Prt~. and \he- wat thu' orderrd omm<dlatd) d<JIC)n<d. ,.\~corchn.ato \\ o.cC'm corrnpondtnl~ m t chr..n, l>v..\a '~~~ th ti~C'1'1 LO Mdltabad Atrracut r¥1) Monday mnrtunJ \n • INik \. \tC"n.~ h.mO&t\mt-•kh b\allft tlti.l Ov-)rt ..... rtpufttdh I\ 'h" ran up lO boat41 1hc a•.,hn& lrt~.nau pl.lnt. The> &~h..,aft • ..., buund for t ... anbul. Turley and tbct\ \ ktU\.8, Au\ln.a. but 0'4)tf ••~ Uh.tcrN 01, lor • IK~ of prop<r t\11 PIIX" US Ern bas\)' offtQal' In \ .rnn<A. IA.:Iudtt\1 \Jirlom&h ana mn.haJ pcoonnd. ..... U\rOimed or 0..)«'• oklo) U1!1lllM ,,.,..., pl.an had ahad) l&rwkd n1 btanbvl. at.:...or~hna 10 1hc t '"'"' · 0.-,"tT had )=tUJl)C')"("d to hu 0t1 Arnl tO 10 '*Yltt lr« tan..:f ank.~. •hik lJft~Qnna a sutNQUC'nlsg\tfl'tmeu ban oo lll,ei.IO han S)1ft,.ahcl..: to the lraniat:~ raohn.oniU)' A\UC. O.)n bt-."'&n'W" aJ\tfn:lh '"''-._he'd ••th rt"ohmonlf) a.....,ds-poAI)& m. ltudnth •ho rf\C"akd '" "t.'Oftr..ck-lk.~ • \!lor p1aa to fr« rhe or hollaaa o.. )ft b«am< a"'))o 10 the ..-.b ol rotoo"' .alb to Arn<n<on \.'OOtat."1.s~ •nCJIOD\OI'bcbiU ofthtrnoluuonan , ....,,h ~n w"'""' PfOOr Cm"'"' tilt,.._, "'""""b) abo rf'pOflcdl) rc_oqUhi.C'd a hdtcOPCn and a r""tO ht..a~. ~t·"•AI) hlf IM •u~ r<><111< IIIMli'O At • w.~-b<Kit ana.t btfon~ the lrantMt Rf'\OhHMIRAr) (C)Vf1 t.t\1 Wedi>Oday. 0..)'<Y dcnood \1)\ <.j,IIJ<'. d .. m•n& tO hhC n\l.Un.ltnlood '""AJJUM<b' ontml-•· rtp011.<d lA t~ lrantan , . . . . _ L/ltltH, eddaooe>al romm.onlbll& nidal« - •lll'l'lr«< by lh<,pros«ut- 1Jido6rd Wti •••_ .. pllor>< <-oo•macion ~ bad rrO<n Iran "Mh b<r lnD.Cend <pOI.m tn Pic Lan.n-•1\tt'h ~)'t"f C'launt!d ,..._, "'ool) a JO~t " Controversy over? Computing relations should be eased with new director by Seth "I om too~ on, forward to a lrllllful rdalam~IP· .. h<> -cd <;;ood~h lld ~1any hcR'atlf1tH.itcd ptC\~.J rrobknn. bc1wt"Cft thc\"o tc pn«p~ooru tha 1h<> Oqwlm<nt bthc•<d ob< C.O..,pwina lrotcr 10 bt onl) an ''ad1~nn" oo '" rarhn lhan a~ I\ 1ilabk tu the enure ~~. Ill< Klda<lcl·bo.l<d lomput~t ...-111 ""~•..., to •• 1\rto\ td1ltK Etccuk11 t.namnung P1olnwr Htmte'h M art("n\ appolnlcd Oira:U)f or Untwonny Co.-nputtnl ,x,"k'<' Ia~ w«~ by Pu:SiiltrM llobtn L. ..:,.,.,. "tnh<rlllna a croup ohao hti b«n bc:ti<l bycumn>>my and""' ~ad dlflicvlli<> rdao1n1 with it• pnn'K'- CU!IOmft. the Of:p&rlmCI\1 Of ("omputcr lkt<klmc u~ud M onc11y that rdauon\ adm.tN..RfiiU'~ futk1tOtU ma.fty Stt.po,., Sdcno<. Yt't bolh side\ Uut.o.-scr~l('ft tl\\:lu<IU\1 Jlo<k tabulanon. '"'t<1cd th81 "[•C'I)OM (Ill (;ompuoc< >.:>o...nl rcah1n lhll .t t) not u ad,tuna:• but """N lht" ~ lht o..,..,.,.ru 11a> on 111< rac'lliun "Our rdu10 rt " lJtftn..-nt than aU the- <Mht't dcpanntc'I"U ~ ·~ d<rotn~ on h f<11 o•r lr•n." the· A~• Pro!....,. ""nc c.,..,., itnpro.,.ICII ~nl~ lht dcpanlac ta.M J'C&r or fOfmrr 01f~o.""0' V.ahn M.acln1yrc. '"111nc ha•c- bc'a'l no prObkm.., "-n~ot Madm)T<I<fl blmfullya)dr qo." <:ompuon s. ....n«Oau Go<l<on hlftl<r ..d. \UQNN lit annouoona tM appotnlmn\11ast '4Cd.• llr.C1tct ....,.,a,,M'tJ that hlhu IHlpor\ll.tM 1)0)1. wh.t<'h 1~ t"mlraJ 10 I he f"C'\tiU"h trron and atJnurustrattYC" OptnltOO or tht) ln~ttuuon. ""'" br \1.,....: \1Anc:.-.. .,.,J that tOnx ul ~~ l nntr'-"' Cf',...._""lVn vi ~~ mltan..'Cd by Mart<~~>' <\I)CrtiS4' and <-~'t .. M>lillltot1o lht P tnodo:n1 Robcr1 J Wqncr had ~ •• l,krwtmm• vnnmtd rrOh"' ' rM.., .AIDOft& 1tw t:ar.:uk) tb• l'.ftin~ Onct0< 1kJI \UIC' IO 'a lui C'\lf'N tl\a "INC", ·l'''"r"'.. .,....,..,. "-""' rial '""-b) '"" '""'· 1tlo-...c'\ff~·· I hen.;-. l.N«tOf StootliJlltl Problem> •ilh tile Computer Socii« Ocpanmnu nupt<d iato ohc publot •J>OI~I uriJtt '~'' ~<r •hm Mon~nnu Pror...., Jobn llool IOC'QI...S .....,. In IM 0cportmen1 of......,... abu>O • a F""'hY Stnat< EA<CUtovt Cclmmill« m«ttna. Profo§Of dwJ<d t~ ''CoonJlOI<r S6<o« bti eot alwa11 boa! llld wao &Uilty of n.. "oniwJ<n&" 11>< compul<n. ..,.._.,bl<.. Ocparl,....., """' Spcalltally, h<> dairo<d tha tomt "' th<> thcir t~epcnil< 10 k«:p """'""'' tn '"" comput<n...., af1<r U.. 14 doy limit. th81 " o..:~....., coa• lO thu 01b<rs '" Lh< Ulli<<r$ily .,.,.. rocC<d to Pl.l'· and. fineRy. that t1 hoarded ttnniu.b f<M its o-.n Ult. Frl<d<t. Msocial~ Psor..- Stuan Shapiro ond Pmr....,. Atolhony Ralslon respond<d ,.;th a t<t.C m<mO <OolradiClinl lloot's <har&a. ~lthou&)l adminlna ohat oome problems l\,ld • ...m.d but ~·crt oow d<ar<d up •lnco Maolntyre's dtpanure. The E"teOd\-'t' Commiuef: voccd '"'o '*ftkl :aeo 10 allow lhc mtm0 to ''die a nawraJ death.." 1loLb ~oplno and Marten• mainuliocd '""' • boner .J--- ~~ - - ­ _...,_oi_~ ~ rtWiooshlp .._ld ~< 10 be a>ru.ummated """""' !MI..., do1dy rdatcd S<ClOIJ fO< tM cood or bo1llar<l! and '"" Unl•<nlt)'. The .... I>U«<or listed il IS - or hu lot> priorities oa an int<Mt<o Monda.r on th<> sub,r.' ol hu Fcbeuar~ 5 II'POintm<n<H opo is...,. rn••aal. .. I tltink 11>«< foundation 10 io (lloot'• but I 1\avt .,ready hod discuuioo• •ilh Fri«kr ood I clon'o e•fXCI any pmblcms in the fln111'<," Man<ns ••plaJn<d. Frieder abo expn::s5ed confidcnrr that allhudfi \''OUI<I become bctlcr in the- future. due to lht rnanat in \eadctshw. noted thH di11U'k:UOQ bn•ca"t lon'lpotn s.:.tnc< .mJ til< atb<r ....,.,_ WOIIl and .;;Jikd le>r a ·~r· tclllltOfhh~ bn•«n the Orep&nrnme and the' Cmtcr. cnta1hn& frtqurnt U'lpvt ~ IJ\U\1 '\hen-tam J'f~j('\., .1\\\l.f\Rk'nU lO the' lkU11) \taru~n• \Aid thaa a mn&n oa lhc ~ ...,: att!J tM Dcparommt •ould ""' ~ bon<("""lal to 1..8. and '>llaporo f\PIA10C'd that • tu~ m&n.) othn lrmGwon d.d 1n1C'r--lo.l 1M t•O. WOuld ftOI bdtp hat ••1 " OVId J.-1& ltlt IO ~OW rtlauon\hll' t"harw:cd, ••th morf tntn·a.;t•on," he romma>~tcl .. They <houl~ ta~c mort' advaroa~ or our ~·· Mant"n\ uld 1h11 ht noc onl) •a.ntC'd Mitt «d.JtJOru. v.1lh (.Of1\tl'uttf ~ bUI tmpro\cd ue. •n.h MaA~t . l!n&JnM'•n• and SwtRo.:al Sci~. lie ai!O clalm<d 1~ ht ¥-ould fiLe 10 c-nlartt h" D("'lt. Oc-putmcnc'.. rok 1n the Unt\C'f\ll)'. Ht JVcdK.1cd that C\C'f\tually ahc Unl\"'ft'SII) LJbu ..rle\' holdina• could b< traaiftrr<d 1ft pan 10 romput<r 1<rm111ah. ··wt t\1\(" lh'" rnoufcd naw,.. ' ht admiutd. "bua 'At ••• doina .."Orlln ohat iicld ... don., �---...-------__..._.....__...... ____...___ ___ u-• -•_,..,,..... ____ ,. .. _...,._,. __ .u.. ...,-.,...,. ................. .. Handicapped 'horseshoe' Falls to celebrate year of Disabled ,.,.....,_ Promotioa ~·, Wlnl.. Faloval m Onlano llat Niopra CoUDCil or lh• Atu' W!fttft ~ 1ft Nllpn Folio., ,....., York. • Tilt wcalhcr had . . . . . owt<d .... 10 prombula. "' people lllb<r<d ...ty i8 llat all<mooa, the tempor•urt llovtnd aroomd llat frccziua poilu. but thor< - r101 much wiDcl &Dd lhc doucb ........, Wllhoa •o hold off f<>r • Flop 1\oppod In llat brOQt• ..-~~. n... all anMIIICI .... parL, ond ....,......, ~ "" bert onc1 lh<ft. ooJr oo bc LKI<ltd b)' - - poa:tlookn. Mukl<X>Icnd han, _.... Md •kl ,.::leu liDod llat a the folb.. and as the be •htl• •• • • •no """"' · lddrllon&l dolhooa loym" ..... lddoCI ,.,_ ..ho tu.1 rt•nntd aheJtd lb< oth«l hoddl<d tot<'htt and putltd rollll• t\ahltr around then r.,... Mow or th< ..-op1< had poh<O<d atly f01 oh< s,• 5 p m <><nl, l"'in& th< Pill! r..,.. T...-a ............ . ..-.llatnbo" Br.,.., 10 t h< bronL or the Canadian Fall> Th< humiO ll<l<w<ho<. 1bou1 thrt< molt\ on lcn~th . ..., fonn<d oo '"""'"-r vn6c!-.ue oht bel'"'"' the l lm<d S.• n and l onad1, and oo ""'" 1~ dt>AbWI} hO> no DQnlm "' ~:c.::,~ LSAT ·GMAT ~ · SAT ·DAT ·GRE ·CPA ........... ·-·----,..... . . ...... ... ...... ~ .,~ ...,.... , ...n • .,. , .,f"tM~ ~• • - ....." .. lr..utf ..... Qlll•... 11"" . , " ' llf . , """'ft C.ctf1 Ntoo York pcooli1tall leaden • ill ......,.. !his ....,.L 10 be avd"oon undid<IIQ fO< 11tc Dmloc:ntuc 8111011111 ~. Th<re ~ 21 New York rt!'<_..,..,,• .,,o 111< Dcmoc:nlJc NOIJOftal Common~. Foo. oandidotes on ..,..,.li bdlll coosidcml for oltc laldcnhiP post, indudina Erie Counoy Oomottatk Chairman Jo>tpll Crloftlk. ~ " ' - ' 10 oht CraoaJe '*'IP bas bcc:n prov;d<d b)' Now Yori: Soncor o.md l'llrido Mo1Jl1Nm. 0tMmor H"'b C...ey, ~-, hu ciloltn 10 ....,..;11 ntutral. despite pn>ddlnp rrom S<&lc Comlni«ec:men to suppon Otoowlt. Valentine Cookie Sale Friday, Feb. 13th · lOam ·3pm Ceriter Lounge Squire Hall ~ .,..... .. """"1' "" l l l l - -......,_ fllltdl Celifomia lawyo:r a.an.. Manito has bcc:n ......, u llat ladlna c:andiclaot 10 StlllCIOC!d fneumbau John WIUtt. MID&II bas Ill< " " " " " - of natioMI AFVCIO ludtrohip. Tb• no..... emb•r .......... ~ il ocb<dulcd 10 dod • cMir1IUIII . . ~ %'1. fona~ Broax Dc•ouoll< ~ Cn=' . . . - ' ""'""* ~Oty~-Otartoo c..r--. ............... ,.. doc~ ....... The Atrlclln Student Auoc. of UB .. $-.4 - - _..,..,.. ...... ........... 10 . _ _ nay Oly •c~oo l . .,., fall. Sebaoh An Evening With: THE AfRICAN DANC£ COfiiCEitTS OF THE UNIVEIISITY OF 8110CICPOIIT DtriiCI br> Prof. A . M . Opoku, Director of Tile Afrloln lludlel Dept. of UtW. of 01-. L8gon .... .............. laood-llr. ANBVBNING TO~ ....... ~~~- e,....a..ilriOid ,..... ........,_,.. ,........._ ..... 1 lloc~dolllw.._ $ I 'llw10awoaiollloc...Sf01 nc . . .__.........._10 us Dlllrict .... .lallll o.u. few .......... us..-. ... . ....,....... c...-.... MK Cunln hO> dtootn to Mardi ~ -~~~~ Willi Ia ..,.... 10 dbcl#.. approval wiJIIhold <omm<no unul a ott... odlool board polidn, '""" .. h'""l affirmative aaioft Proponcn11 or tht,.... plan-th< National Anoclaoion for ohe Advancement of Colo<<d PtO!)It !N.'ACP) .,d lht Otil.tn• Coundl on Human Rdaoloct•- pralo<d tht plan, but eono<nd It Is onty a MtP fof"ard 1o•ards rquallty In <due811on. H1111111> nprm<d ll.cp!ICUIII o>cr a flOI'ilt>l< <OnMUIOII. tlamnc• vo-.1 to_,.,.. lw ooqlllf") full rcwu, rq.ardla$ orr.....,"' tht Bulf&lo .....,_ J-.,11 FlsJlola, 1 19Sl pllllullt or tile UB law School. bas bcc:n ac>PCJml<d br Buffllld'MI)'Of JamtS Cnrlin to a poatlon u Cily Coun Ju,., F"oaJlcla .......cy ltfl by J """ Frank Sedita, wtlo bas mowd to lht Family Cowl bclldt. "I bdrcw t~ JOt •ill ......,. a District Attorney Ed•ard wulth or ~ &Dd cono,_ ~·· tas.- 1011. fortt to lht Clly Cowt." -.a~ In~ llat ,.....,, onrCS..O or Onffdl to doc Buffalo llltdia. dlllt Buffalo .... blacL mm ,. callloa f ialiola "fair and ctuni,IJ pcrformlat a rC'· ~<d" flPoola .._ 10 apllold llat .....U.atioa or th< or war.ca. colloa<d t1rua f• on Ma,...'a_•._, wiilo a policy tile.- which hu a -pod Ia......,. 10 "•It - 11oc r..... t1tc . . . lloc .......... bctu loot dlalf." Tilt Buffalo -'.-r U. • Scr>tC8Ibcr•. _ . _ tO ''lillm 10 botb Colpow. Who ........, Us a okla, ud u- ptOpk ori.ob · - " lill u.,.....dt or :z,ooo, CIOOIIt<Q"aad-. ·· - - . . t o ralllmo .. ~odie( Ilia& A f....... a - - or doc en. • dot .......... •ulbutablr 10 c-.; Spofts lloanl. filliola .... ODe iodl'l'idll&l. C:O.ovr w DO P<oWcm aoterisltlk coun fldlCr - - < d .... doc Buffalo • a timr ....... Praidms ._...., ...... _,be_,._ ,_,t _bral< or.........,. ...... blacb io Ncw York Oly. nor l!rir oflldal .... .,__, dot .,.,. prollt to ........... wlwft Wcadooll ........ - ,_..., .....,... oe o.-bcr JO. Rochaser ...... Otld n.-u . ., 10 • c-, r.u.w ~---llat " If YOU look at Praokla>IW •• n......, .,... th< COUQtry, ........... bad 10 aooandt ill tht 'lO'a," F"!Jiiola told 1M .l',llm,_, "')oou'l - lbll JodacS _.. ...... to .::1 on COIIICialce. Md -'-c...__.. ATTENTION AU ASSEMBL YMENI M~etlng t'ODAY • Wed. Feb. U crt .t plfl In Tllbert Benete Chern.,.,_ ~ �Linde officials def of radioactive wastes twfW'f~tiK'tlOll •wwaan1 ..,11tr fl li.ID IB4ai .IW-..N ~ br Rk••"' Cltoa ~~nf>.ll .., &r,, lht ...... dcllaoit<d ...., 10 y..... •• tht """ ..,...,....~ ..._.., 1htooclr tht .........,... on.1 "'"''~ cloW1111111. ··~r•WW ""' to t.ol.< •· t rhurt.• ,_._.'' l.ld>l!od '-4! "II • • pn>bobly oprtlld - ,........,. l.bt ~.....onr In o _,,. of clltt> •• 11ut I.Jdlbod ratc•td '""' 111< r--.t-aJ of 111c , . . , • • ., low '""" ....., i1 • r<*tr<d t.ob o.t..io. • • oulrl pow eo !*blot "'-" "h • 10 dilut<d. ,..,.·o~ht - Jollo J t.ofab tD r.,. 1 - • rht Lftl< prts& - ren·- S.wcllt'- ..,.,.,ao~ootc~ r,.. "ro. ,., o<dlml~ol-potet<~ .• • . _ ... rtf_ tu """'"""' on tht ~ diocr._... .,.._ •ht " " \Ofl A-..111' '"""' - ..... l . . . S C - - . , I• tO..,....,.,--1.....,OoM•• " Tht Lia<k O.vuioa S..urcby dtftncltd ob cl._.al or J1 million plloou or nwlloocuw •tilt • d• 1ooo..-. foalitlel clurina l.bt 1940J, h.. >t " •-...th< btlt opuoa ....n.blt • l.bt tim<" - """'""• lilt prcu 1b11 l.bt .-..a posed no tllttoi JO ntbcr plaN <m~ or tht po.bllt . Tht COD ra-m« - u..dt'& r1n1 Pllbloc r<$1'1)11R tO I l'itw Yorlt 51•• Ttill ~ rtpM rdt.ticd J..,..-,, Jl ~ br~ tow r.,.. 111< or w '"'"" ...,.. -1 """""I <XI•- c.cr- AaorcltAc to LiDdt Ya P t - . ~ II CI•L. "' 191.71 tht fedmtl Ea<ov ~~nard~ ..... ~ AdtoW!iJtntioa-..ow pon of th< o.p.n- or ~ (l)C)E)--<>)odiiCltd I >tudy II lh< l.tntk (ICIIIt) •flldl il>dicatd tht ,....._of oomt low_, rwitOKt~>•r there . Tal for t<I'O«"'f r h t - ot.,... -., 1 chat cru~td. I thlal, ~ h~n• •·nw pouu •:· I afaltt COMIIHit'd. "'lbftt' • . , aw.c tor I Oftt Md rh< l"ftl m.ti~'~~ftft lllct....,.,, 'CHMII\U'I lh• -~ DOC ~M•D 10 at~ con...--ern fhtt. ._. 1\01 rht Oa>otrrmcar of t.nern"' Lmdor • ('latl 0\!Jfu:wd tht' oaa~ I ti'WJt thO\liJ , .... ,WI .a&.,..,., pw.bf' lhLI\IIIht w.dl ~ Ttw, tn..lud. •h.wLmJ •U dK 001 it' tumlntft~ the: •dh 11\4 u ..nd•'"'Uftt Ut•l41' tftl bofilti&• a.t ~~ I andc ....,. • ~~·ut••fH'l& ••• tfl1riO)ft' tw"allh ra:ordl ana <OndUOill& I" rpo0nnlo)klfl' Cud) bo ......t 011 lho\C -~• , u\fOI'mrna All nur-&oYff'\ •ho . ,.,.. ~ td un tM ru:Jt«-1 theM \.1\n (Of'l('ttft -•ti lllo4tlhll0e>I>J. II•• ,.ll,owohl\.,.,.__,lotnot,..<dbo<~llot..._) ...,_.,. l.bt ....,. ..... 10 ..... t ..... 8<CO<dln& 10 l.bt · ''ft _ . . no h&zanl lOt 111< I)COI)k wor l~a& m111u.,.. " Ootk olio ....s 1ht r.,...n ol Toa.,.llllda l)q>anlll<lllt told l.tndt thotlhtt< ,..,. no potOibtl•y 1ho1 uy ....... frOtn the "db ho<l <OIIIIITIINIItd lht pajtMo< ,..,.., .u~_y. and tlw, In '""· 1ht lnd or .-diOICII\Itf ••• bdo" tht Umiu for drmL1na .. ..,., A wbsldlar)' ohht Un10n C111>W< C.O.po~uloo,londc ,.b contracttd '" 1942 to ptt'IC"C'\-) urtmu,m ore utcd tn tht .Man..ha.tlan Pro)<'<1-the ao"rrnmc1H pcoaram •h"h d<>cloPtd lht otomk bomb dun"' World Wor II 1\1 th< umt, U ndt ()n.lJ:tort-thtn L•ndt Aar PtoductJ t ·o tht onJ~ fllcllhy ifo lhe: country tt"fin'"' uranJUn\ Oft~ •n l:k.t. ttK unnoum ln rhr bomb< dlbcptd on l~ lrOl'hlm• ond N•lo-.l l -.c.r-t prcx.,ou\td 'It Lindt'\ lonawanda faclHda~ AIXIlfdinalo Cbrk,t lndch<aon p......Wntur•nlum ore an Sopltmbft l~l ;and """"' In July 19119, durina 10il1<h rim• Linde d<poWI<d - U I J1 molllon pilon\ Of lo• ·lnt1 racfeoactiw waste '" <\tn "'clb on 11\t pl1111 lfOVn<b.. How<'Vtr, Clar~ uid rh111 110m< of 1ht ....... ,.., o.:tuoll) fJum()C(t '" City JCorm \C'ttot'r\, and th:ac ln'WJt's prd1J1Hnll) h.•wft or itS rrcot'd\ \ho't!\'!d th~ IM quanct;t)' alllll)lt tn I he" .,.dh. " may h••• c><.'C<k'd" lht J7 m1lhon pllon• Ofi&>OOII) '""' •. - . . . " " "., \Jio-nc r.. _ THf CtJl.II'Nl , U.. Ohdor ot ._..,..._..... ..,.,..., ..,... •.,.. cont...,.. r~-~ l'f.,.a ..,... ... 1. . . . ~ , H.,.. ,.~.....,. 1t)t • l l lt, • atbttt -'Oiuuon or tOdtuo' )\M~It, W!.ttwn "nbona.tc and walt.r. tamltd ••Lh tht reudu.t rac:hat~ hom thturonlum Oft, •a.dumpo.J 1n1o ,..u, I .!Oro UO f«t d.., 1h< ••lb pai6td 9~ r... or <111 • 10 fM of hard IJrt"''NOftC cap r-01..'"'1 and .cCS ftt"f Of pofOU~ •hUt bmN(m(' lhro.,. 'llloC'W~tn.' r~h,"\lh.mc mlan..h ., 111d ~anulf'll IU •MJ• ltndt utfaah AIC u,.,,~~ ch• tht)' tt.~"f' Junto DCJ~~t-tf•J "'""'' ()umptnr kJ• ff\-fl r~JOI\.ft'C •iL\tn m v.df) ~ \oftlt •n ~~~.~~rd "K\hod ot dt\r-.NJ. llll\. m••rttemrd Ht- .)~~fJ .atrut'4 th~~U pt'('«\Wf Qf lithe- unac. the': I "* tUnr., \.lat\1\ UflthUftl .,. tht l "!I rod S.Mr'\ •-a.\ •') lhr ~~k tntc:v&J hi tht: •a1 cffon • tht umc Mlrd h<forr bo<tomlll& our. \JioUh w.m.. •uh Nlth the \tltt MU I tdcud i&("\C'tntM'nt to dt1ttm1nt ,.ttat C'\rntwaU) to dot' ltk' •d!' 11Jtd l'OntamlnatC'd thut.dtnt' 11 I he t tn.J.c fkd"" • ~~r tl the·~(.,., ot '""*•ahdl. ....n u•N lonowand• lo•• E..,.,..,. Thtoelo<< .. l.rthbocl, •htn •.:ontartt'd M onday b) T"'w !itJAJfliWI• ..atd tr1c •a.1o 1.1n1•4rr of ~" 1~\ fr,wn l """" IOf an' owtK.: fta~ cavtoed b,. dtt \JuOtf"H'J, l1r'1Jc UC\.Uif\C' h...J '-tou..._ rt1)Cttd, ... (._('f1811\J~ OtJII tbc Jl"pCh of the .... u 1abk-cht dUilADt.._"'t' btontah t~ Qtlh • ~h., ,tw,~o~I&J •c,·· The Luke qnd Laura soap syndrome V.'bm Mory Canota poll<d ll<r UB oud~ 111>1 ~L for op<ro r~ultc>, hundred arm• -""' op. Tilt Coonmvnkouom [)q)en_,.. prof....,. IIL<d aa)'OM - - ~ HMP~~"' anc1 , _ tht onm ao,..r op. S...thto ask<.! them •h) th<) 101Ich<d it and l.bt V.o!Jmaa no.... rotlc<l qh 1 thO<• ol "t.u~< and t.oufl." Nl at-tel $$ cnilli(lol pmpi< ,...,. "' ro 1h< _.,. ....., ..cdc. TluoC alftllillll<> O.tt 200 lftlltion ......"' houn-mocb· done by hiah >dlool t n.t collt&t 1r or AudeDU. Crwata utrlbvt"' tht - POi><ILvrll of -P oprru 1U11001 )OU- - · 10 " th• Cmtnl Ho;piul umd " Tha Knal "'" rh< fit.ll ~a,Omc drtmi 10 fOtu> 11> liOfT ~n< on a ,.ar o( ~outhful ch.aracta1. .. Youns wtd 10 mran troub4nonw. n 5tM' '*td . "''Tlw bad thortc1m ""uid bn<Or rrppar 10 .. ;, th•na> up. rht writon ,.oukl >end th<m up 10 their room and you wouldn't ..., , ..... oalin for ...... ,....... Gtl.-1 /fosptto/'1 l.ukt and t.ou,. llory lin< hod ""'P addkl• alutd ro tlltlr ..,, mOll or 1a>t t ummt<. Alnin& whh dona<~. powtr 1nd uth other, rh< nout* i<t the udicn« identify "ilh th<m, ronuntnrtd. "Wh<n you 1« all th< rrrnbl< thina> th<} ao throu,h. your probl<m• >«m .ohablt b) comparison." she added. TodaY'• >bows othl<>< thll ldm11roculon "'•th by in'OI•ina tht chortc1tn ill n>O<k<o.do) probleau-<livortt, 11>nnlon and drut4buiC. Th<) lllttnl)l 10 lr..l t ho>< probl<m> IS reali.llicoliy I> r.,. c...... •h• •'it- pouiblt. Wbc:n Cmtffll llospltttl'$ Usl<y Webtr • ...,, thr<MIJit 1 lriU.'nlll< do_.., WI JU11, poodllCtt Olorlo MoftCy ~ 11 a tbcr. . . . H< and oarra Onmc ~ o<14ibbtd tbtu ""Yihr.,..PI! < p - fororil) "'Peoplt bcccJrnt rmotiOMII) tn~ •Jth lhnr ~- •. C~ c:kdrand.. '"l'K d:uaracten oo R•ttiU II--~~·£.....,. 10,.. ·• Ptacnll) lltm<'Vn >abbllocal f . - l.bt UB COfiW1IW>OCat-. Otpon.....,. &ht --"""~ or todr of tht ll cbl'ornt Oll .. ...........<Y) ..... C.W...U bdJno tbc WhnuaJ kwl.~d> of ""'''" Q1\ trt.vu.oo-17 )'tin on rh< h< ortnOutc<l to th< -P oP<TI focmw . "They prod~ 2AO ntW epHodo 1 ynr ••th no rttUJU. '' toht ootf'd •• fbc pe.ct' IS slo'lll -.uh a C'OCHI&nl t«appma o( ~mtl •• h is .iO .do•. tO (Itt. ~~ If\ I pJQSRm caJ1td Ju.Jt Pltltlf BJ/1, It U;IOt.. lA tctOf II)Ur ~aj111oW,t. ln J.nOlhcf iho,.,., •am& •-ucau.ct\l ln a rT•ol""' door ror 11 doys. 5oa.pl a1C' bro~cn mto srvcn mmutc sequcn«"\. w unlih lhcu pnmc. umt cou.nlttpariJ. commc.roah '-'o .,....,.-<.,. "-71111K not •nta(cn, Cus.aca nplaincd. """ haJ(.hour 50aP SIOO,OOO 10 Sll$.000 II> P<odUC<. A h.tJf. minute ~omttKrcial can ~I few 56.000 co S20~000, ThaJ r&J'oQ..tM ycarl)' afcemoon tncomt 10 S100 malt10n . ICrounlln& rOf 70 ro llO percent of all <cit>bfQn n:W'nuc. 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H~ ( plu a pair ol opbcaJ qual:io aaql&ucs o--= ) Prit::e lndudM: L -: Cold s~ Kit: so o.y 1111-v 8edt e-ying C..: 3 Month SeMce Contrect; Solutiona lot CIMnlne Md S t..tlzinv _ Pl'ofeeaioonal fitti.ua Jee $3511, mdudes Eye ExamiAatioo BY API'<ll'mlf:NT ONLY AT - c-tir.!,~;~7;;::'* BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP • .~ 2777 Sheridan Drive -834-4336 (Oalt. 5 - - . . . .._~Piau) ~-----------~---------------~------------------~------~ l - i ~ §, f ~ ~ ~ �;I ·~ditorial · ~~~~~~=============== No coadasiou aow l i .. . . _. ...._ cw_.. I ""-'' _ ..,.....,.oo_...._._lo....,...., 10._,...__ .._011_ _ ..,_""" ... . , _ ...._ _ --~ = .. ,.... ·- · -..·~~ol - ~ ..... - _ ..... ,0 Wront ~ II 1 - Ia. .. ,,.., MY, 110 ~ a1 .._... IN P<lblic .... KIIIOIJ of i l l - - IIIMelt and U- 10...,. ollt lowe c-1 loh 011 ~ 011 oil of U11 . . ....., ,_. I""*........... -•• "*"""' .... AI t f - 1 anct a taW - 1, I mull f'MPOI'd IO .... lot... wntltn b¥ Oltftft Hoot Which fOU f)Ubll, ... title"" IIIMona! 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COIMMIIcatld ., •tonal liege. but aoon ttu..rated by Mtng iOo ohen mi~ndetttOOd o..o....... k - ........... blond. dMI " " " - · · a••r wHh r.e-4 be a P.tfnrl WSPIC1 8U' mey .... ctn a bhnG pet-.on Geeel'l'l otn.r.t Into th~1ng ne een ...1 hOW tou ,.,.._. of i' - ....., tl hi got '"""' toe cou10 o.ot o1 1. . WfPOCI"'' _ . . wenc · - Doyon Of NII. .IIA 8aclonofl IO be bloncll Claoy we·l -fi>Utl\01-.e<~ltel..,._,,_cao ..---·----·---..- .... _.....,'*" """"" ............... "" _d_Of_,_ .. _ ............ _ l a thalltolh ....,_- Lofaloomay bo~too-. flelTho ...,t _ _ _ _ UO U.I - I a !IO I!Mger - - t -,'' blc;e.,. H•oot~ ~--·-11 ancl p i -. Hodo-CI bac:om4riO an OUtOINIIIo Pilot But T-1...., no money, ,. 11a0 . . - 1111 oN'""' .... 1101 lleao -••- -U>elno~ooa -. - -hi-•He. . . ., _..,"'-teal..,..,.. 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"'"'"' ot '"* geoawor ,.,IOopl..,., lind .,,h US Ak wrtuen on thO ...,.ol F~ h. t . . pr- and ptiOIIC •IN 11\W< ~~- I ~~ jollto help Pill too tho Aaooen clolludolt pay, TC.01111' ~ bul a t ~ ...,, . . plonnld.III"""'" Tommy 1111110 -..s 1 ton• ti"Y t-.g 01110 lilA · CIIOp4no - yAhlrd - ...__.__ ......... - ....,_ -_......... __ .. .. -·-·-·0 T-,_ ....... .... - . . . . blOnd. .... - . . . . . loll• _ . , ,... U-comodlon Glalltgajgii_W_.,.. Jt _ ...... I I - too- ..,. t\ol!l coo--.- ....... IIO'd . . . . - - .................. _ ~ -~,.........--14 - and ,..., ClrOOf)Od "' 1.110 100 , _ , _ _ _ onlfotii-IOIOit a . _ middle. TIIO OUnwny Ioiii thO ..,.., ••,OW. Ia no tauQ1>4no ftlal ...,. fnotRICIOd- 10 .UI all lila~ In tllo AM Forcottoo Of he'll... all lila ,..Y 10 Fo<tiCt>Orl hio 111'1- lloniJIIIO onto '"" ,._ ~ of ... _ , . .lot, _"" 0 0 1 - """""''. lillie 01 IIMt IIIOIIal' _.,IO.._ _ _ , _,_ ItiM I!O1110 <atl to *"" _,, �feedback •. 'i Airing fru!trotlons ro 1"- ft11101 ~ Jl!fll:* --..o- wt Oft OIIMCiafly lntlfOOI.cl In Un'-01\)o ol c.I<IO<ntl. - M ucaltOna l Pf'tlaotoPtty m~~tchel our ow-n ~.ly ,,., ,, . ............,..,... 10 itl\patt I ......... - - llltc>Ugl> lymbo4ic IO"G ,_,.,.,.. on TII......U.y ...,. 12 at , _ •n '"" Han ~ ot HaU on '"" NeJn S t - Squ••• !:ao\>pul OCIIK:OtiOt\, State lo•n1110 '"" 1'lle !Slu-t Aaocja tk>n ol u8 1o nol<lil19 a p, ... ""na.p1 ftot 10 aettet~~ mea"'& "o• •"'' owt '"'~ '"" .,,.,. _ , '""' oe ..,.,. l'lltl>oo'OOM ollh•topen ..-~ng 0. wonpty to a w OUt ~YIItaUono •OII•'*"o '"" ~-• - • • ·~ lor 8UlfY 111 J~>e tat-82 ~uw &uooeo IWofl C:..eyo IJ'KIICally 11\-.tM ,,.,. ~~- IO ~ Holi ' ~"" tMt ... Of """"-' F'ifltolall - IIMKtq!<loolt--~ TNO • . . P - 1 -luorily lor US ........... tO ..,.,..CM O..ct llhow- ..._,l"'publ,.;hoQI!ol IIC*J . ,. "(1 .... fWM tiiW C . . . uooo 011 us .,_,, to DO at oeluc:.toon So 1 - H&Ulou:"'fi)enolatettnan11.30._, ortl"'• t71h-lnd bt"'' tnooo UCUI t. .Ptlo1o' o VIM Slott Unlft,.lly ol How V""' at 8ultoiCI • • wlwaty oon>ldeof"9 _,no hom tht SUNY oy.tem Rain. 11\aft IOtmourowncottil~of tftOf()t()tt DUOtfc ' ... lh. . . . M -•--tllllyt,...,_...,,.,.fl_l>woltta•o "' as -.e" SUNY ra... tUft-"'ft tn Ota.. to ·~ tvU""Q baCk P'D!I••m• ...., loevlly ,,,_ FK-tG With~~· l~•"'jj! C6lltlf~ t"t tc...o.ntt Mlslriformed ffmothy J S~tHI)•n. P,.tJcHttl Stu<Nnt AIIOCI.,IOft ~ W0ftlllt'\.,t ..............nca .,,_,_IU . _ . t~ lor IM '~ ~ -"'0 . . tt.,_. s-.ctrr -an• "" - tn .....,_1>1 o1 lho eo...t~"'""' lnoy " " ,...,o~y 1W10 • - ,_ CftOON I NJ lfttl f'Qhl •• V$ M ,.,. f>y II'M QVat."l..cf c;cw,t tlluttort , Mt Hoat .a to-c:flf...S .. .,ltqt~t.ned aU•tude.'' c;en Oftiy tHd to "~ ...mm. r.ee • """ .,~ c.ng Of\ ,,.. V~WI"CJ , . , , . ...... 0. P\&ft.IO An usoy on dtmot:rocp 1.;,~ llll'nAI..., IMMn. .. r.o t ,..._ recat\l'tld tn.¥td t..ctiont to"" tt1ftr puttied '" TN ~'tl"' tAst pM U\ wh.cl'l t ~the gon to-o~ CN";\IInQ ~· And 1 lttt"k '' ,.., ~lt\al ~ IM tea~fnQ ot NOn~ •net Vef~ If~ Ul\fl ft'MN alu4enla <MMJ¥ft D•tt lng ICXIII ah.Ma t I trMtn non I AAP-ttillQ tc.h04a''"'" wppo.teo coueagVflAAllocat•no P\ibhc. f&WJ.urce' ~ tn• bas11 o• pa~m.nt oeen tne tuie 10 ''' in lf\e atat 01 t()elll ex~ottr ~vc..rHJn .tnd tne l)l0'11&10n oJ c.ta•n rnuJuc.~,_, Mttv~ea.. ano now t.tul-fa Nova.t ano Veu"'Y VlrQUto ,.._e lv t•II"'CJ tr111 $UrC.*'b JIIIOniJ.e to l"t CfttlubVftyn GJ QM'\tftOapac.•s a111f1.-c,wr'lld t..nf¥'f'IIM~ Perf\6Pt m.,y O«>P'- -. ~ "<<t ubtf<' to ,,. .... ~ '"" oemoaac, ,,_,., 1""1 ~10 tnlU 8~ . . GefftoetKt oed.,_W.OVf SCUllY~ ~WIIil-.cn~IIIMAA ho'O ....,...,., tn """""" cat m..-.wr~etu-• • 01,.., nv luft he *CM'k.-s "'••• ~ ,mpoHeo aut...- "" reMga1ea them 10 1~ ta..• ,,., r-r,,. •• a PJilMWCMlhf tlta" 1' •' rtOI' We tnYal 1)4UI.Ct ~ ancl tner. ..H oom.a•c Pt'oeiuCil,.UY And II\ some ~~~- tounV,.. II ~..,.. ot ,.,. ~" ~PQOlefl partOnf pnv~~ A a. we ••nv•., to,,.. E.dl,., ,,.... pott!Of't of car~,. oo ""',. ,.._... ....,.te.n aM._..," few of my ~teaouu ex&:WflMO tnttd ~'-~IO"l' ' t0a,dlnQ myeh~ge. that the Plln" uta tiOna l bKI\iH u won't r•al1y encoure.ge catPQOelng. anc11 ~ttP4'C-II~f ._.P4nll0nl. tiowewtt', ti'MHt comm.rttl Wetl OUif"t\tmO.Wild lAd grtt ll\" out • elghe_d by the tnthuataauc conorarutanor\& lhat I MWt rectt't41CJ "om atetf •n<t ~....,, , -"'0. ttU mpeff. are ONpty 5ltlftl•h..e 10 thf: "'-v•uce O.."f woB-td ,.._ F01 ,,_. ...... 1 nc;,.. tHPONJ 10 the tepfy of ........ ..,.._. MO \/et..-.r tn rn_,.._., .. l tl~18e'I"!Setl\althecl~hAnG~IM buJH uctlqt "-• ~tor~,.,, o• 1 '"' ~ S.Utpt'tMd at ~ng H'Mted Uflfa~ttv bt '"• P'~" ot 1 p~n ot vn11Jt dlacfitn6nlhcH~ ouc. 1 mutt PfQ,It:.t-1 IM4r .te\leraJ m•v~tatton' about my I)OIHfll• My tettlf Show«i deaff'V tha t I Wll not mil taken tune.,n.ng Ihe motives end putPOMf"betuno lf\e WPGOitNa' parking plan.- I don~, • pours mat NHH,•'h" rnembef.t oh•n c.an 1 • ..., o-t an avt~\e at a ll io uy no&h ntJ ol ,,,., ot~.,. Mow .,,.., ..._..,. Now•-"l ndVet~rt •U..Slo d~ntMaQtUfof NJNetn . CM.Yiie04rl Ol IM tew _,., lhOM co-.tnh4:~ fh&l tl I W'nKh I c e fMd tM plan IN~ of tomt lttf~ttal •lhonal ana'"'' a,., a 1o0ft ot r..out~ 11 !'kltl Thf' cer~a .nu a Otat IOAP .Xlf'f'il..S cotrWnef'taaJ -~ tt.e. CIQI'tiOitf.C. . . . . puc~otl? In any caao Ihe)' ...,.,.,.., CNoKtottM my ancJ putpowd• .-ayw.g l"lll tht llltwngth of 1~ P,.f\tng apKe lftCetlllft I& CJofOWIQ b)' f"'J lit •t ~ tne ••••• 001 P&SStCS <lvel t01 ou--••r s., of my ll'f\.lflle PAflll'ns:J space 1 am a f am Quite conrent to trUOQt ttvouvn bhl.Utda lr()ffl the 11.11 ~tklnQ tot •• king u t Mow ~!'Wed lt\lt othtfS are not un,lus1tfll-bfy be1no inlut•teo troffl that fnconYftr\•tnce by a -ptl~ttege W'h1cn Olht.ra rna~ N'H -..n fit to bc!tiOW Of'l them .and on IMmMtvH Mes~• ~IN aNJ \r'.,-n~ IQUftCI ttull wHn me 104 btUI/>1"9 lightly 0 - the ilnpOnonce ... CIIIPQOII/IQ Mr tetter ~~ cw~~ but lhe O'e&J ~ •&M ol mr CN~POM "" """'~ ••• to Orornoft What f r-vlld u a baste JH'liftdplre of eth.o.. l¥lft the g<NtOIO ot ...... mull no1 be I b)'......,.are untvat Wh)' anoutcs t be cMfet:Md for t• itnO to lftduot I n ~m on catpoohng? My CtHJCI NghUy bttlth """' ao<nel~•ng llr more tmi>OIIMI tntn c:etpoollng becauH tney tHuah ov.- IU.ttlc., A P41Yitc&lty c.IUn etfv!ronment ' ' not tu be •HoYed ...WIIf'l.UUI ~UIIt(f They f\ave lt.Wnd unpiiCU m my .... .,.. that 1 ftgatd a pOII<lng•-aoa "h"nuht"-wllllt-IIIOt,..,.. Howewlf, f WfOit as I h••HOt~i)lyifto lliJOtt\1 &nCI 1 t&.cpaYff"'' wot'-t Thloy 1•M us that ~ooc*ra nav-e onott oiOf'l ll>an ........ 10 I IJOO') ,.n.ongbeWuM ''*"cats cauy mote ti.:SM)'efl 11 PlY"*''" to be tno t>e>la 101 •1110 1 oU.W.,.. twhttMt" , ,... ackNd euol.,... •u:e-aoontttOYtt4b¥ tf'OM '*"""" ,,.., o• _,.,.., m4Pft'lb!P• ' ' ' v•lel •o lhe ...lfl•t c;.t '"*' ·~to e tyT..,..,.,. ol tN ma"' "-- w • 11-. ~ on•t tN 11\it' c»Mntng ltl ai(.CilofO.O prwt~1 WI" W lind tne oaifm'IQ k>tt oo;u, ~to •..ooe.ett ,,_., 04•·• to IM bii CU. tll~ntes ,,;,~etQne,.. Jew• C..tnul•ct -..Oimona and ou*' • nose suc:tel u1 liHy •rught tw reoatoed 11 JoaJ thin potf.ci l dedtne """ ' ' ' No,.,._ a no Vtfney·, kind ln~t•tauon 10 ;om the tlnll,• Ol t~ DUWI~• ...., IOOUQn I wwta DfiJI)ablf cw• MJ •nt•MCJ I tl"'wlle to t:W~ • cr~' oommend•blo In! WOOl catPOOI•"Q I>) I hOI do ''*" '* t'OI ChiCt.,Nit •o-ntt thoSe •hO m1161 ou"" 01 t\he ~ "'"'It ~JI I fli\ fl'eG ol •u••"'' 11\.. tr,. Of ,.,.,y "'""'.s aftd ~ ...t...a ro ••• co r,. SHcu~ --NI•'P'"'V on Of •1• thtl: f\Ohon ~ ,.. ICIOf'ltOwtllft TIW FtOOy ....... b)' (loeoy, T_. •ttoc• ong '"" ttso.an ~ttoft &I U. 'lf'l::t Wf"*"UY ~ ~ Uf'll!t!-"oQI!n\ 10 be f\tf'lfl')' no.. ie'ttw ,... -~ 'ftOWO" "' Wl\pacl ~MO '" the Jatt.- ~ ate tlilatried t01 AOC linG 9f"'l'f• l w .. uat Yl()frtN)I, .. ~ tai..O ~"'•'U'fd •vtUOII'Wt..ct," 'ebnofmat,' u.na.tutat · Mf Tt0&1 " ou,,~ \"' ' 6n, • 0"\M W04Jioa choN to ••chlOe hom'*" MXu.at lite ~~~ rtu.a.U'IIO\ and CM emcM .... 1M "*" ......, • .,..._ tha t '"'IO"' .,_ tromll, • - " " ' on N&own tWO '*'On• hfY ' ~ Oft WOI'Nift ~lca.lfY Of OOUf'M tN& i& ~ But ~ was • • .,.,_, 0o ..,,_ - • K f , . . . been • - <>' _..,,.., t'hO'..,., <lem0Ct11t Offend~d "*' utt IbM 10 get a c.at~ • lc)n,e oc>tno. Of nawe ~• IN"" yet teltcled trtt wnport e ~ ol CIJ'PQOl•"O II 1011 ...... , _ ...,.ong- WhY_,., )'CN . . . . . 0111 row In tne ,,,., tot a rathet 1n.u tM hrat? That wou.kS Dl taa;a rt"t"O't.no AIMJ, I . . . no fUIIIfiGIIIOfl the,.,, WNI - tO< tntO<olng I4ICII I PfiVIo.g. I>Oyond 9 end ahet lhll. I'Qul litytvtl._ Tl\at wou&O Mrve 'f"W' purposet u a• ()OUitN and rou m.gn1 eV'Ift w1n • dmltl lton fOf VCMit ~•nhlncsedneU IO te()Lace lnt acocn I hat ln.• Ote:11hJttal and afbll,ary m.euufl r\as ••It w-y ln$1!1t.cl f tn&Ny, I lfWI\t l it flif.fn~ Q!POO....... (O $huW ...,)'OM ln.t yo..; 00 ,_.,. wan1 11\f' !.PI!Oal PftW•'-9M u 1-IO<WNit-atodoono by~O"''JIOCII""t pf.aoe ahead o~ rov• OM'& Uu~• &tM SchOOfo' L• • _,_,o_ ...,.,...,tot.... _ ot.-...._ ll>e_ol,.,.~,_-..,_·,._ __ ..,. iell.. ptln1W "' .... _ . . ol - ""'~ ...... l) ... - lit fltn.o.,gn t Spttt:ttunt J P"fHOf\ ol IOd6l tnhl.lettCie _, - a IN& and_.,."" 10041fY 2 ) - 10 .,._. w ilt\ thl •~nte of ~ . ae.J.tff' ••c ;n tf'loetnMiwes, In feel W. • " ot W:-ltO on. • mdy " " ot .,. tN mtd41. po.wl.,. ~ o r I t ~t a M ......... the wt6RprNid racta~ s~..,.._,.,_ women 11....., t ~t 01'1 ,._. 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PIGnning 1eaion on protecting Je.Wh Rights concerning High Holy Day Ob•ervance1 - meetl Wednaday, Feb. ll th at 8:00pm Room 344 Squire 'Hall, MSC C-··. .,..... . ,,_'"body,._...,-. ,,,.,,.,.,"' Bf'IIIS -~.-....~~. ..-n~n~.·­ Vfi~U('ft("\\ "J 1\a\m'l hc'Vd o• ant l)f1C' of lftaiCkm hL(' th"'l\ h•J'I'<t'"'l kfort," ,..,.,r.-....:f Spclln, 116d•a th.too th\."ft ha•~ bc'cn bU\ .. bfn~OO•m:· but no a\k C'l'rohlan' .. 1 ht bu; ......_, ao1n1 U-20 m•tH pn hour "" A.htln~ .'· he Jo&id ....~ lbc- rear a.dt tOfc •••) •· llroptt ttl< "'->or"" hic'tl hoW• ohr t;,,.•, rour rar twe m rta,,:~-tk 'dJkir 4td no1 ,--on.,.,..._ .. hint coukJ ... ,.... OC'\'"IIIflnJ hid lht b.~\ bNn tno.d•hr roo.-.-.. ......., mQ\-e H'l) ~1)"."" thu~tt ckattiln& lh~ chana-, "' Jn..adChiKM 10 the 1 unf&~n~·• IIC"1ip&ptf rt.IMJa, It\ '"""'"'"'*-' ••tonlhl '-'"'" ... lhcn--"f,MfWt, ... "' .. • ,._. 1W •• nocf'd ••1._.., ,.,,, ,. ,._,~ ~ ...... 1.10< 10. ....... ho<ot¥n •. 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BARGAINS 10 FLOIUDA- Qta f!"''f'!Z MVES YOU NQ1'4EYJ PAm~~ ~~ CMIIcW BliP u AWf?ON CAJIPUS ~"'EnllfZ'"' ...... 616-&614 ........sub ._...,...,., 2810 Main St'"t "Your Place To Party" J' ORCHBSTIIA CHEVEREJt ....... ,._ lk ., • o..t.l • i6 ~IOU\ nti!ihap, ~ ~"~*inN with ihe lowest drink prfces In town! 95c Mixed Drinks SOc Draft Beers 12!' Pitchers of Beer .S3" Pitcher'S of Mon~ons Our RE(iULAR LOW Prices! cr..ct olft our nlgllflJ apeclala tool WED. NIGHT • 2 La~Jerts ·Biuel$1 •• THIJIIS. NIGHT $2• • lor all the draft rou can drink I . O.J. ,..,.... your fawortte tunes . . . , ....... of ....... . t �ifCID,~©Jlm~xli9 il©m The Specwm of nationol and incemationol eYet~ts Hear no evil Congress wants to check what the press gets to see ,.-.! by Joseph B. ZJngale SpeaK no evil ? p-'- When the Carter AdministrZition publiciS~ disclosed details of a Defense OepZirtment top secret prOJect during the Presidential campaign, it aroused considerable concern that the United States' national security could be jeopardized for the sake of partisan politics. As news of the Stealth aircraft was made public ~by . then -Secretary of Defense Harold Brown , many government offidals questioned the administration's political integrity. Occurring early. in the race, the disclosure was criticized as a blatant e.ffort to project an image of mUtary toughness in a time when the Presideot was perceived as weak on defense. 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I SjNdals-fllte ,._ I I B ed Firat I 1Hafr S(Jlfata 1 1 :MII[.,aare A-- ~ I 1M~ l ........... c.t . . . . . I ~ f800 I Day. II ...._!'snJt, f D- 1 I At... ee ,.,.......... .. I II 1~1 L . . .l!l._.., --~ ••-'· .. ~·..,. 14 "--"n--· quck 10 .,...,. .,...,__ .. ............._ buttooant~o•--.~r~bto~ _, MIIMI-IDOI#.._hlonr:il l\nolhor cnlbsm 1> ll>ol lho U..Md Soon <houlrl tw.vo n-.. llf?M•at<d """'trw boniMis., ill« tn ploct. ond now oh.\1 ,.. hov< •..,. owllo1utu•• ""-'!urlsm by any olohr:- monv ollwr lll\hl>le _ , _ Thto •n.v b< trut to oorne .,.,..,, but 11>1 ......,_ people's poe.enc~td ""' • ._.,lor h....... lrft '"-'ly"'" -~ ~ ..~ " olhol pa11> ollhe "''Orltl ~Iron ~ .... ....... policy doclooOfl. 10 ..... ""tO . . . ....,.._ prorniMd by ho ~ -!he ~ ~ R<..!11 .... II ol!rul. or:xw tn ill« IUiure tlwy wdlbo mol " ""'h """"rd rff«ttvo retrt.utlorl.• he JOitndo Wowabfo one! fhlt !MY ho!p fflln-lh• damogo dont by ~lhg -rho. ........ ~ .va.,... �National Right to Life Party meets with President Reagan - - - - - - - b, • On J.nwory 22 ""' ~ ""' s...-- u..""""' - - v ... .,..__.pobtwd ...t.d>- .,.._.. tl>o- of tl>o-""" ~the ...... -.a 1973•15 ....... ......__ ... Cowl . . . ...t.d> logoUod aboruont . Ron•ld Re:.Jt•" me1 wtth ~- of tiMt ft9>c to LA. POftJ! IRTLPI to begin mopping o•t tho - - . . . - - · · olfaol .....,_, POley "'-1m! of ""' RVtt to l.k c....dc Th« .tlort to . . . - to ""' ul1bonl cHd., the Contw.tlan tbould -be tontldorodol a_,olvlow, buttbouldbolht ~ ~ ol ~ per"'Ift wbo ~ in P<OIOCtiOn of .... '"""" ond aur•l•ol ol man lrtnd,' ..... ~.,r.tnod . ,. ,....... _ , ~ to "-ov •s own !/0111'011 ....t Alaopr-•mo.Mnuory22..-.g~ 0orrwon of~ Mildred~ . ...... - - . " " ' told 1M Sp«r111m thAc ot.. rnftttng, --10 ~'t!r)61ln .... - ciGw dodolor4. but to Inform him ... the ... dWII_.._. Joftenon ada.d dWII "'wo wontod him lor hit - ptOIOCIIOn to . .. - Tt.•t ••m~ d•y to - 10 ilwonk ..., •pproahn•ttly UIO.OO().I2S.OOO poopl4t .,.,...,_,..odIn the · Mon:ft 10 Ult" In WAIIlinglon In oddotlon. - -.......... - · h4ld In INjof -the iollo'.Mg S.urday one! Sun<S.y. J..tt..-. ~od dWII ot.. RTLP't fflorll •• """' locutod on "'rnobttl>>ttt peop1o to pllil> a humon llle rd'""''j ~ 10 .... G.tm..obontM Amtltldlntfll In the Hoot.. Olhlc:h-" ' " ' - to Ill• from .. beginning" one! only...,. obonion• """""'"*",- · on....,f9-•" l o r a - a o m«<bbly · - - - 14!U..tc~ ...,.-e.· eonwRobcn MorthoU . on .....,•• , 10 the Congr_,, told The Spocrrum lhot the Food and Drug Admlnlllrotlon. 11w Surgaon c;..,..,.r, o!filw o...t fodtrW ~ ,_. tmplomcnt dJH.o.rnt poldo on abonlon than ,._., ~atted unclar olimmy Cantor ~ R_. WO<ild Sign - - lhlt •..oou• - tftlrid t.. d abortion,• CClOI'dtni 1o Monhol. At><! not Nnd mombon .,j lh« J>vrq lor ---our o """' ~ on -..... .. ..........,. ~ N Doruo'l . . C... clod that tlww • .._ • *'P ....,_ n.. ~ COYrttritH hold -c.uhural •nd '*lt9tuu• ag••~tment ...t-• wuh th• • c•• .. ltlif1tOnal .... to ......... - -· .... ~~ha-- -lor • .,.,..._... " ' - - wwllht ........ 1913 ·-Cowl .... ~ Dam.n oo ""'od<l<lld HouJo Bil numt. 10. ~calor a whdi clorrM- • - - , _ • --...,..~""*"-"'r111fW - f r o m .......... dwlnt tt>o oo ~ lhll ~- ...t.d> hod '-> ••JO<Iod by llrll tl>. monrlv of ...-v llw . , . - Congr... hot "-" tdomd oo lltnald " -'• - ....._ .._. . . ""' llw ~eon.21 O!he """' ~ obo<hon bill• Monhall bel..·~• thAI «~<P<«Min!!dwm .... 1976 M ,.,lor ~ OoMicl Ed-d• • pro lt>o ~bli<An P~ ........,...,.. ln " ' llbonlor1lollro<n Cablorn~ ... .,.._• ..,,.,. 1976. ho - - 10 ... on !hoM bllo wlwn ot>o ....,......, Ill 1ft . . _ Tlw "He ouppons obomc.n b«ou• 1 ....,_.... abonlon ......~ in 1M GOfl') l'ii!IO !Warm rdgtou$ · • M-.1 Wild odd"'!! lhAc ulod lor • .,.............., bon o n - Ed-.11' , . , . . _ - . , . .,.,_ .._. tl>o ..,.,..,._ of Jfldgft """' Ntol- ...... """' ......,._lb. "- '- '-' ~~ ~· f~o~n.~a_w~~~~~ ~~-~~~~ ~~·~·~~~~ ~,~-~~~~ ~-il~~~~ ~--;l'lilililill~~----~ What is in the future for Anderson ,s organization? ___ ..,-...saII Andouon docidu to co n tinue his political ~ Jolln ~ had llC'gWIIAIIon, hlo bgest lntllled durlnQ the praldcntlel . .... nlllanal mailing . . of ~ w• IIIIi his lndepenclenl 200,000 conlrbAors will 1M orw-tlme dlon ~ 10,.. _ .. ,...... pr«lpptaled by the political doiM a )OMr. Fowler Ald. cli:rMio ol 1~. his WU11004S In addilion, ~ wil organization has remalnod h - a looHiv·knil MtWolll of loosely lntac1 ance Nowmbor local gr..-oocs ~· and is prepared 10 continue the behind him. c:onslslinS ol poople IJIOYaMtlt he started. who, lor the mOdi .,.., , _ , . Andenon himMif ""' 111\llf In~ In • pcllilbl announced Vol!tether he .,..1Q be • a~ bmre 1980. the forefronl of lilly third party 011 - Independent mowrnent, and ·~-type· Rog atdleu o f whether ~ 1<> his PoiiJie6l Olreaor Jane Fou.ier, thcf'fOrm• lllil>ols Anclenon hlmsell decidos to stay Congreaman . IIIII ~make no In politics. many o f· hi• mow Ia< the future until his supi)Ortef$ wll continuo lo wor1< lor "An~~- candidates campaign debe Is cleated up." Fowler told The Spectrum t!t•t In loc4l and stele eloc:tlons. Sh• ''ll couplo of hundred thouoand ac:cording to Fowler. dolaB" ol the cl8bt lli1l remalru, ~ an ~Anda$01\-type~ and !hat ll will '1>opdu0y Will be undldate es an economic -toM...,.; Oil~··cleared up by July I." • ~-a 11$11 AVAILABLE AT ALL WENDY'S IN ERIE & NIAGARA CO<JNTIES ~ �=,-----------------------------,1 11 ~&-~ a.~CA.---.-~TM-==...... :q_J 1 tO" I ~ I ~ I - I ! I iI !I : I DISCOUNTc- - ' -~-Mil . 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I .,h,._......,....,..,......,......,,._.._ ________________ ..I Bill THVGESEN'S Tow my & Snowplow . HOUR$: Motldoy - s.tuntov. I - · I poa : with t1o1o ....,_ I t- -- ~ ~~ HOURs-...- s.-.,.•--•""' -------------------...,,----------------------------... Haircutters & Such Haircutters & Such I I I I A Solon for Holr 1414 Millersport Hwy Williamsville, New York 14221 -688-9026- '' 20% OFF On Services · I I I I I With Nancy Only Expires Much 14/81 1414 Mlll~wpon Hwy - ~N.Y.· 681-9016 I I I I I I I I I J - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -... ---~~J IPUTT -PUTT® Oolf•o:_.oc:_~011"•· $1 in FREE Game Tokens Willi rile purcllue of $1.00 In Tollena. Velld wllll UB I.D. Cerd & Tltlr Coupon! .,.,.,Molt Modem UmM 1 Couponpw~ r-----------------------~-~-~-, PUTT-PUTT® II J I : 1 - GOli•OAMES I .._._ : 00000111\.YAT SHUll ON! TON NY -- RECEIVE $5.00 OF FREE TOKENS with the regular purcha.ae of _ I : 1 $5.00 worth of tokens. I V.odM o-Ro-. I .., - ~'" F•b. 25/11 1 E.ptrws Feb. 1Sf81 - ~ ....._.. _ - I 1I -----------------------------· . ,_.,. ._.,_. -WI~ I.J80ff! ........ ..............__ u• ......... . ....... ........_c~--.,... . . . . . . . . . . . \ ....., . . . . . . ll. . . f4.1Si11 r:ffifiG 2176 Dela ware Ave Buffolo. N Y ,-----------------------------, I DIIS COUPON IS WORTH - 1 FREE ADMISSION r.,:::::_ 1/Cf'ftt... I~ ' I I 1/ ir~ Hall SA'IE .. Af\ - ~.......... 1 wm..m to I DUBELS PARTY BAR- I · 749 Smith St. I ue I Offer .-1 .., ...... dono F.-b. 28111 DON'T NJSS THE DIRTIEST SHOW IN TOWN! I I I WR£Sn!NG It TOPLESS MUD DANCERS I I Eoe,., Tue.dap &: Thur.doy Night I I ALSQ , . _ · """ ... 1/ .. . 1 ..,,......__£om o 1 r . nM.o{ $30fo< ol5mhu- · call fo<-. 85$.89U ,.,.,...,.................................- -......=--~Z>~-...... -------------~--------------.1 �......................_ ·..,.,.,«>M con..-.vattW. but ..t.o ~nv: ""' Mid · nw ._ h tympath•tt< to so<•al j)OOftiO> haw .. the fltOM\I, the lk>"'et •n.l the a>nn«tOON S., P«¥•mt nw 11141lng lsi ol Andenon tf not • porfY• ., ~ a PfWSUI• •upponcn in Bullalo resu Wllh yroup • c...ol Hoyt , 6 ~bV<! aide to Common Councilrnlln Geo<-gt! What uoe? Anhur and one ol tlw main Another lout Andcnon O<gantwn of the A~ >UPJ>o>rl•r '-"'yer John J campatyn In Wtit4!m N""' Vor\ • J'hol.,n • ., IO!lf<4re ol ~t UN the H oyt hopei to use the Congrnoman • mailing .ld1s Wll 2000 naf'IM!Iist 1 0 - Mhw 111 tw to -her c~e ht• re olectlon btd tht• Tiw An4_,.,n candodacy ~«mba -or d he decides "' arow out ol...,. he~ run lor ""'!'01 "'Thfto's boon tu be tlw ladr ol an ~ ,.., lhal he may run lor mall"" • ct..oc. 1r1 1980. • llw 1977 Hoyt Mid "but cmo.nlv no R.,>ubloc.., anrltclalo lor &Halo lil~~~~~~~~~~l:i~;~;llllllil! c l « < o n l ' i . i . b e n ~ r n 6 d e ~ I ! R t g l u ~ l ~ now Cic1lfin look$ WtbemobW • r.t• 111 ~ c.ni*!IM . . . Ahhough Hoyt belteves rhe ro be _.... It al m.... on the And~ton OfliAililallon ... hew Knp«t on lurur« eleclie>n> W\c dod J)lll.lhlnk • \IIIII result In the Ofl.oblrthmmt ol a p6r1y " l'w !j<lll«tt a ~ttlo too old 10 think could lonn a third JC>m« in If you're really love~ .. ~'s going to stand in your way. ) Phalen ..t.o fmlth«d rhlrd In rh~ mayort,l ra e• b<!hind C"""""a tlw J.mmy Cnf!ln and Doomoa.w Ew. mayor MidArthur -nw 0........ olclaon'l$ h• ha• no lnt•nllon ol \ding lh« ~ for a lutur• campaign ol hh """' ·rm an~ R<opublcait1 and • you ask John Anckr-. , he'I ... you the ....... chrng Ph.lm t~od Ewn J l~t WO>I('m "~York A·l<l~Jon ••'Joi"WWI.,., don nor c.andtd61• ri'N' o(fl(\:_ pM;o .. I.Mfl urtd_.t W!o<lli)l 10 fOffft • poi•'K4 tn'"'"~ !ii"'I.IP on ttw Opp<>!1~ •·nd ol ctw •pt>ctru,.. ttum tJ,~ mur•l "'h'ki"IY ,.pav.n • - "One of the best films of the year.'' ---~ 'WOCI ''One of the most enjoyable movies of the year." ""'und"MJ t•J Buff.,un~M Ktm ~...klAn U..ny t h•• Anci«N>n 1114iling ta.--. - 'ooc:.a...oooo-..o M<fiiCA '""'''II c.tt 4-' t~* of lh'l? N411Vn..l A'"""''"'n I<J( 1tw Adv•nc<m01nt ul Colored "Richard Dreyfuss is first rate. Amy Irving is equaly good." P""tllol (NAACP! end Planned P.arend>OOCI ~ hopes ro ~0,.....105~- o.ganlle • libetally-contOous "An out4IMI-out crowd pleaMr that lhouW captivate~ on a ..... ICIIIIe.ln lichan:l o..yfu. .... , . , Irving it hal the molt ..p 1 all"' of romantic...,. ... the chemllhy a.tw.... them is •eeptional. Lee 1.-nidc Is lobbying group 10 ke«p r.bJ on the St••• ~""' and future Nctlont 1M Mo<al Map1ly Will be WI:Chong who 11 runnlflg lor gowrnor "'""' your -v doNi)~. np«<llly ..;rh .tlcxllon and g~- dom~n«~ng the ttlloc:tie>n." the Mid lust wllnl to oil Ml b dfect • ------ -w. outstanding:' \\~authentic. and a candod.ro • Whelha ~ '"''" any antt·Moral M'lloclly Of'III'I\IUIIon, rorm, • third party. or dropo out great 'cleal.tfun ... an.__.M of poll !I~ all together , appaJ~Iy will not be known urd this Surnmer. Pra.ntly. Andenon II on a lect~.n IOUJ. and he will ... teeching a regular dus a1 Caldomla •, SGnlord Uni-*Y In Maret. .. ;·ROODE'S -, .. -..- ...- ~ ~ 0.. DMWe 0. afa.w.t ... FREE wmtn.-- IEqr6ne fNpc. SO, ' II VAUD AHYT1ME . . . . . . . . ,.....0.0.... �__ ·'~-~-~-~_©_~-~-~-~@_~________________________! Equatorial hotspot begins to cool off - - - - - - - - - - - - "'-n C. Kad.tc: dw- • Tho h.-..:el bordoo ~· b t l - "-ru ond ENodot eocalotf!d Into • ~ tcu..don.n bcft ~ ....-y ol u ~ l\nclran ......, Tho 28 . , . _ ,... ,.,....., by Poru IM """'-''S....S.V M two of Uvodof l INN .-up.w""' - - ..... CAOPtllf..t 10 Pft,.,. •• -~ kiiNdft ,., ....... ""' ..,...lii!PCV ol uw cou..-y . PrNdont ~.........SO 8tiMincle Tmy promotod 10 All'"" 101 co• hroa _,., .... E<:uA<1oNn bca lftdnwn hom llw do.p.Jiod lond H• Addod lho< own Alws • p.....,.,. .aory I* """"" ~- LHp •• s..cr.., """My""""""' ... .,.,uM)I v""""' ""' .. p.,.,. _.,.. A couo!Jro ..... Agreed . _ , loll TUftd<o, .-'t.>g h,.,. on ~ 11om ,_ ~ ol Amonc.on tOASt ol ~ bolll ttw~«< .., P.. v ond &uador ....tiog boodooa ond ~ thft d41>V'tltomu,jh 1ruem.ttonal~ Peru \It~ • 'rtum to.,.. · •u•q~ border .. _ bob• tho conftcl ond EcUAdoo " ~",j,j lbo ere...., of• new, mo«<loiiOtoblc bound..y Tho land tn ~10<\ It ,_,..nov~,...,_., u tM Co.d111«t del Condor 11'0"8 about lklO m1~ ..._..,h ot ""'*A* dty ol L,t.,. ond .,.,. Poruo.•on Oil f>l'ld• th• jUngl« b ·b<.llewd 10 ~w l>"'•vm ,._,, .. Tho Co.dilloto d<;f CondqJ oloo con101n~ 1t.e MerMOt\ RiYn ~oct. occeoo 10 IM ,.,,.,....., R- ond lndiroaly 10 IM All&nll< O.un On .l6nv0fy 2Cl. Etvodoo d""""n<ed rho Prnrocnl ot R1o d~ Jan~«n>. ~och gove Peru poWical <Of\llof ol rho <K'N~ lhe IMd on • l'llh <Anr"'ll hlttOrlcot <IA•n• Thv 1<14 1 proloool by lhe Unoed See••• !lrMI At!IOT>""" •no1 Q,Jk, gav< I . - n r - l ndgt lo Uvador .. nd IIi• m<>r< voluoblc "'ngtt •o f..w&dnr n•d ''"~......n, Un<oled the i>Uty l!o 19!>1. <lolmong 10 hov• \lgnod • rmd<>o Mlion•- .........,.. n.. "'*'" s.... a knnwn p.,....·, 'li'"' "'"'" "'!I""' """"010<1 pial••• p... o.c..a. Manuol ol 1/>t ·~ - · ~·~ - ,..,.,...., ~ 1.- Db ,_...., *•«Y .._ 116 . ~ _ '?t..._, ... .,...,.._,. ~ "'lo ........ t h e - ol""' fon:n loNII ...,e N wcc_a. ol rtw undcl••o ••"'Sllft artd ~,.....w., .Ach •~ The•-••_..ollM"""""'"byl>ochwlft Pe...,., ......... ..,d U... _."'"'......,_., " ' - - · .,..,_ In ~·. ~ .. 0...0 ... IIOYftNM' i . .~ - - CIWano Mel bHo> Ulodby P.. v • Ollod>.,... .......ad,..,. commtnl on n*My ..,,...,.,.. ollhougf> only IM - h o1 - e.......,-·....,.., ~ ~- M'IMI • - lnlo !It« " " " ' ' - '-"~ - wn - · _,...., F.gt.,... ..... ·~ along 2!> rnie ol llw 48 mole "-19 .............j -~ .... ., ltw r..,c~oilot. del Condor r.,;o.. E.c....ioo "".....t..l<lv ~ llw~ milury ouiPO"'• lbl.cl Poquo.N Nell.-. And 1'\14 tl.ouq~t • ~..A """ • hod mwdrd l'ml.,..,. ,..~ hghlong ~ ""'~ ... ,h .. "''"""' e.cu..Jonon ocrup«< t..nd s..ndav ...1 <.opo .rod and Mall.toco end-~ •ri.'<~Qedl>. <~ ""' on PV4 Dnplt.- rM prom1k' ol a c'"aw tu .. "'tt'"" ftl4' <>Wifln '"" •~• "'"'"'' ol p_,.,... trw.d.ng fort"n &tt r~ Pt.m.. Mln.sc,., Eh& 111 ~kon.J! tw't rh• .. N... Yutk lmw•'"'.....S thM.-.\' r~SiWM"' ot ttw 4(lVf'" Mid Ptocou,_ I• oU1 of 1M quf"'IOO'\, ond oddll"d th-~t~ P""u'' ,.I .nou.td 9'"'~ IOOti fflt th'l~o~ght to atl ttw:,w vA'IIit th•nk thM thot c:oontry un bo dwlded ~ or h4w II• l'\.Wnti.W '.g'11" vdelcd ~I tllt POd of tt-.~ ~·e\.. th~ fou-1 ptOfPCtnt HttfWI(h A ''"' Pt(JICAvt vt R10 dt Janc;.o Mll't 1n BrM.ill4. Br-at11 Md ·~..trd au m...., m W&>lung~un tluo uod«t oho ou<p~cn ~ tft• 01\l> io wnrilo nut a I)('M-• ~t\Pmenl Tl'W' 1941 COht~u N'fl \4hdo "'-al ftt()')ll$11~ tOt lhf ~t .,.~n1 WIJ bt ff'Cl P""""Itotd 1\loo 1M OA~ ..,. hUt E.cwdor't '~"' ond '""'' • '"M'" Garwood convicted on Viet Cong leanings ~"v..,! t•om"t.....,_n tt• "~u·-•Jijollf' dMt lww<W! U.oh rflj •tl J'tottl ~414''\TWnt tttll,tll' Ct>t\~ fit~·~ Suo~ nw ill'\o"'n""'"' )' 4 flw P..ru tntornvd thto •mLa.wa ot ~ V'J"''•,'•" 'Vlolt1ll •·• • ,.,_. 11.-d ~ I Wf1-t ,.,_,. "'drn ·~f' ~ !:t'"' n h '" tt,., • HHt M r~•''!il f'll• ........ tt<J' u~ i1r\«k f\-.,1 •~ .. feu,..,.,,,' w.r• "' P"'r'•!...tloW'! .. ~~~ """' '"""'-"' toA ''"'t"' '' .,.,...,. ltt 'I~JIIlil\t• ,,"'"''"'' it.-t~w.-tu.booQ~thtOA' u-. "'~ d•'f'"''~ ' hff1.obtt w 'V •1-.•1 ,•..., "'~ "' ,.... ·~ S:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday 355 Squire Hall, MSC - - - - by WIU Hutlng• ~- Cort>t """••• Rotwn R (..........,.! WOJiound gu lry Thur>day •d rolt.!Jorarong\NO!h ~ .-rny m<l .....k"'S • fetlo-. """'"' ~.,.. • Vwtn•m pntOnn of • • •o 1%7 A 1\JtY ol lov• """"'' C"'!" oil-. ~._.,,.,. '""' doV' b.rfoo• •etumlr1g the guilty WYdltl P,.,e Go"'oood t. 1tw only Vwmam prison~ ol wa• to h.. '""'d by axnt·mzu116L Hb c.onv'LIIVIl 11 1h• IV>1 - · 10 pruonen ol th• KorNn War werr cot,«tQrl of co4aborating Wllh tl>• tn('t'ny • quart•t ol • «ntury A hearing eltam•n•n!l& ('J~JertuaiJng crrcumtton<O. m •ny dw G""'">"d aw WiD"""" !Ills "'""k and tho ...,., ,ury Will decod• on Privato Garwood'• -•one• 'Tho mOXImum -·~far collaboratW\g \lo\th the e:t"M'nY is Ide ""Pt''tonmtn1 Gorwoocl'• - ClOClwletiOfl- • """""""" .......... ol•• month> Thetaub ol ""' .............w•• ·~ r - . 1 by C.,p ..__•• Judgo Advoar• O..W.ol. lnd lrom-lhertiO the ~Wig Gonenl ol the"-.. "'-"' G«n.... o...td Sarka. and liN~)- 10 ""' Navol Court ol /ooYirMy R._.. Allor Jhoo. <>-ood .,....,., 1M Court cl MillMy Appoall 'Tho 34~-dd Gtwwoocl ~ pluded bv lneMit of lnMiliy, wu .-leled undtr mlicory low. 0on..1<11on requ~ta - b y t-"'*<<lold» turon andllw b ""' mod< public """- Gar1wod ""' ... plooner of wor to ,...""' lrom \/'....,am, ..t.ero M r<rTIIined untd 1979. In January ol tl\al VO"' tho P<JAibtllly cl ..... looming b«twoeo v'-'""m ond Ch•n• prompc!ng • ' Gtwwoocl dedolon 10 <otDt hoc\i,. WhtJ&o witW>Q • c..twon • Hare in Hanoi M _ . . o r!Ol•to o ~ f.lnMtl ~ -·Mill; .......... -._..rr ,. G.>no>ood h•~ lod • hopicu "'• from Ike ~ Ht< mocher obondon<'<l him ~ he "'"' lour yo... aW and "" ,..,., ·~ wwr.l bmf':i ~tWiCe rat~ •"'•Y born ho<M And ~ .. • mog.a"' bdooo hll fothe dtodorf'd hom • ,.._Ill clolmquont and plaood hwn on 1 deltnlion home In 19b3 .. """' .. he ..,.. old .....ugh. Gorwood JOifM'd tho Monne Cort>t to Vlftn.orn., 196!. And ... • 19 yur old /<"fP dnvor' - <-tp~utod by the v... Cong .... 0. Not>g H• ..... noc _. by ""'~ 1967 ~ ache _ . ol wor- _ . t al ~m leotdlod ...... ......, _ _ , .... to He..,.._, • Juo1!11o<om~>whor• t...­ ~ "'WWIIte ~- n- lor...., prtJoMn Mid thai Gorwooc~ ltwd w1111 !he v - comp guard~ 0... of IM fortnft prlton~ told 1bo l'Ww Y0tk nma, " Hr Wlll tq~ lri<M lhom, wolldrlg like lhom and giggling tar. !hem. In my opinion h< was •· white Vktn&meM:-Othm ll'lli/iod INoa Gonoood -n. y..,,__, ..... wbidl· ~od ' Garwoqd'• *1\04 . l)mcnc:an. ,.,. Mlpeod lht g~clod lhom, ~OQIU !hem. ~ lnloom«d on hll follc;W priJoMn o...-od did',..,. ~ tl\al he ~ ..... bP oop!QD. And """. . . . c..m.d .de.lms~ Garwood"• Jawve:u ......,..,od thai ... oulierod l l w lorttJre 65 the that h1s ochel pnsonen -.nd men1ol condtllon c~ot..........-.~ gr•""vbvlh< ,_other pnt0nen AW h.;m - -eo.. :tw-. 'Tho clelomw datmed Gar1wod ·-- - bylhil-~ also known u ~a tn'Wa shtng pro6uca Sl>dl """'"" .-ordeB as diutsocuatwe reactton . ""h"h icSentific:abon -..ith onf'·s ....,..... Th<.. poychoamolo .arc! they ....... cmllin lho< Gorwoocl did noc have d>e .-.al capodty to undenlond llw avntnaltly "' his llf\¥01'910 -. New, space-age alloy that loOkS as goOd as gold, ...e~n; loS g.~ a.< IIOIJ. <tlool~ <~tvlut IWf iL< mu.:ll SPECIAL J:-.'TROOI '<.'TOHY OFFER ~ ~ «f the rti!Ubr fl"'(<' I C'f <'aloe! thro<¢ F,>bruu) 2i Ol\1.Y.J Y~ Lustnum nOI!S It\ J<~t,n'• a'aoW>k Jarh at )'Our boolcslorc. · - Howowr. ~ w.m.. Holmer' tho Mar1n< Cort>t proo4!C\t10I' Mid Gtwwoocl willtuly C'Oillborllod "'"" .,. and lhot his uuanoty pice was his only op6on The defenlt cl•' med 1ha1 Gorwoocl sl-'4 ""' be judgod by (hat lh«..,.on~osochemanne. boeouw he'lj<• monuoly 11v.'hen II« «nf44rad lhccX,q,.. Dolenw 0110mfY Jolin "-« oon!mdod ""'' llw ~ · ,._ ·unique And ..®It!-..- any~ Folleu Unhel'liif)' Bookslo~ 3435 Main sIJftt 9 LH~s Buffalo, NY 14ll4 h .. ~ �i Niagara ~ l .........,......_,,..._ • • • tlv lh<d&) -"""'nedlolla•rlllruola.,..W~ . IIdto ....... , . . -. ...... ~,.&Ovanlilo. SMjOIIIOd"' •1w<nlo& ....s ..,..""""as 1llouslalb of,_. Illicit ro~~n •'T<'I't rr- .....__ " " ' - - . •......, ,.,.., On!>* lll..,,..,.rc~ tile ~ 111011 • 1*11 " - ' " dilc>laY ~hlnl-tdlllt•~Y ...."IIw...anc:t. 14.000 ....................... llw ....... """""'- ,._,..,...,....., ......_ ..... Md....,. llwlrotrcc . _ ........ 0.. o111w . . , . or ()penile. Honaho< - to "'.. 1hr ...,.,.,...., •~h til< t'--1< oflllO(,_,.,_Irttollw I~W...-Iocoor-te .. n...,.......ud lo h.nr '"""' r<tdo . . . . oad cilft. O.cr liS orpniL.II""" ""'""' . lla.ltt>lot• llllk."" ( JltN - II> ZUl Pf"'iclrd ll<r ""'.,......of •nc ,.,.._rc~ • 1M C'\<lltl, *""<~UIC ....n~ Girl S<ovc llld 1he nmc llld p;oni.."JUUU Ill .,..1bt ~ <'04>111 llolt~~ ll.lt ~..... T,_, Si . MOI)''s Sd>ool for tlw 0..1. 1.-. '" ,.,_. ~'~'''"""""' 011 ponablr Iloilo<. "' the a!f aoc o.>OIJ<t (,\lbo, Yotllftlrcr ..-..., Cocn- ..,., Amrrr<1111 IIA'd Cr<><• obt •lnd ""~"" up. IC'\<n )or:&r-old y,.,, Ori.lrc4o <i<ou,"' corM from u f• a-.y a; \ikll...., llld Oh<o to f\-m.tr'-t.'V th.u ' "'" •IW M-~M ..IMUid h4\'C p t coRn IWiktpatr. [\4'-."\IIJ\t Dtr«1or o r 1M Nii.,_. C"o-unal or t he An• '~"'"I& """ •II .. tlut ....... tlo< Jft<'ll nt\11'1 Ua~o ,.;.,~.,; "~ll)t(ributed, Ye~t l. J*"''utcAfkon, Mon41rcalkd lht t:'\t"''M ••a trl'lolf ,~.·· 1-hr ,..,,, .,r 1hc 10 H1hl h<Ta. 10<>t a j>LNt in ,,. ,,.,.., ,... _.,~-.d. '"The •1'•Mr •a.' frtcnn& t..'Oid, burlht 1lr .-.... •wm "''"'' 1ht '"'""' · - clw ~rid,.. ana all '"""'"'' or fOlk• •t4h PRI (rit"nd.ihtp,JX'I.•tl'.ft the •wo countna aM 1mon1 ,..,. rrueo '"" -.111o111o•cr• ...,.. . .,oiled 111t - • lc I .am... QIJllniul-• " Acco<o.., to ln. llvcclor • acfnld..,... ~ tbt pel(.. hOCia •Old 111t ONI!Gl ..,.. ••J r"" """"Ill<" o-cr tbt md ........, .---crd thll ..,. of tile ,..u or ~ ~- 1odlo• llw.,... ofllwd•~-add<d 1"- lilt...,.. hod beat ,.a-4 lor , .... ll>hooldlab . . _ - . pla«d 111....,.- llw _ . tot~ --""'*" deaf <htidmc Md edvln. lllc<local ndwcn ca>ilyilk'Oicfrablr ll>ll~•••· hod- dnml of ....,.. 10 l llal tbt •.....UY -rr<l C!IMitd •nt~ IO ..... o..,..aod . , _ " "b 1 miMI!um of dotri,VItt H""""'r) <llarc_. of !M <'t'lll ~ IOion C'drsor llolm ond fOfi'OIC' II&-.:ball rill'<' Ro' CM\paroeib, llld 1,.._., llldudrd US Arnbe•.adoc Jmn \ kOonokl ...., US !.t.n11no1 lt~all•e ltoroW O'llllo<r" Ltltrn&lnmmt alter 1M: oucwdc: C"l.-nl' . , , p.o-.Jco\j At th~ Con\oeftlt0f1 l•'OICJ b) tilt US Air f.or((' t·,,nc.m Band. I lk'~ Calh.tn~. *"'.,...."' ()nlahQ .and N t.,ata t taftiK'I I o n . o\n\ LfOUP\, and "C~II l,hnK" mu'k anl.l .ta""c l rour- America's defense·strategy may be deemed outdated llf SW., Llw ~-,. (PN$1 Tbr no. !jco\1,_ cv..- benlr of tile ...._....,.._ ~lllllldw ............... lo mom,. arOIIIOII a.._, ....,.. to quata~lllc p«-en or tbaj ckbot~ y,. tile Amrncu ........S ~ IDttmU ill ..... ,._ tbr . . . . , . _, li'OOI>t wcrr .......,..... " "!Uo 1"" daY\ lllc U011ed SC•cs • o..ld drop ut.izla - Clnrly. oor prurn t da) ..,~ 1s ioo fhAcp . - - 10 rwtirrllma. Bo<t ia 1~ So...u rdmqulshed COMtOI - Mllom.,_bOIItlwSo•><tU.- ptOplt .... difrlt'llk ~iool t1oetr doyo, IIIII ,...., orr - to .., .......,. from apt w""""-""'· 1lw cldiaol• ~of ..twtbcr ,.,. For iaowacr. 111\y is~ that oril~ atlkary ..,..-"' ilior of ........ . . _ . , . . . . __ /U JI,OOO oud<at _......., 0101th the _ , , . . oe•al for« cwr ""'"'· lilt poltey·. .b n arr mmmiuionod, W.h '""" 81lllion rcptltot owr IM """'Q-ion. men wwkr .,..,... and 1 .,-ou loth llicln In .... fiUKN ...... -ional produa appcoadlizllthree cWnt al~ to atommo~~ ..,..: triUion dollan, the United Sta1n • ~- """" _ ,., milil&l) rould 110( I)R>'tJII IM Shah or "*' brlteucrvc 10 omut tlo< nation's fortlp pollcy ci<JiaDs. It b • qllftlllll or how mud! tcao-Wbo also comiUIJ>ded an r-...ous mltl1uy rocce- from bdaa tapplod by 1 popular forrr No oor Ito • -ion of lnnllft!C't witbouc •.....,. nulkary pUioooT How wdl bu tlw US mda&r) wttldl ....... cm.~d~ ..._,he AnolySI·s tlOO l«<ioOJ ollran ....,ldl!l\ey twod occupi ed durina the war , Alcr~ llld Kwdiscaa, Harry Trumon called ill Aadra Gromylo. H< wvnrd him thll ualtso So_, -. ...,.w,.... Se•~• bftded 1M thmtl oad ,.... la ter. aft« • demorr ucc aocca hu n med Mo h,.,.,ed Mou adqb bad o•looalltrd w od propa1lcs aod rorcect IM Shell 1010 ...... I CIA ttWB o"Uthrf'W M01adq,b and rr- ,....rc~ 1he I....,WI-.:tty. In boch ln11anecs Am<ucan po- Remod IUprcrne, Th11 po_, llfitlll llltrr, p«hopo "'""'"' th&n <>n. The Quet~IOII Is •hr • is no lona<r rffeno•• Prrllapo tlw ans,.n 11 _ , . . . •• oa hlltoncal lft&losy In tlw p«ood bri Wftft World Wan t """ II tlo< Frmdl 81tl.IM)' bcaalc .. ,.~ I ..,..., of rorur-. ,...., hod o1oo1c tllcv bonlcn Ill< .......,. " - It .,._...., beinoed that tJwo 1- ~. a P<tfca drf- Hltlor' 1 q-.. Bill 111< , _. . or 11w frmdl-llll4 ~~~ thlc ' of tlo< me>81nu~d "*" AmtrtCI A uubhlhm.tftl todo y- ,.u llmpll at~ aad rmh• l•• · based on old ..,a utd<u llrllta;<t lnlcrriled from I World Wu 1. wbccll ,..• , a .. ,.., of poa~ ioou .. Unlorcunatcly, tht Cermu milltarl>u were rtahiiOI 'WO<Id w., II, -...1 they dtloprd ~ SU'Il<ir of .... "" -"<lily. callr<l • .. _ or_, ......, .. Sltlla bombrn ..,.,ed ... ~-­ lcnr.cUILU\Ihola• K. oad ......... dt~tNOM rlit\htd dwoup and ,...,.0<1114«1 1he f rrn.h lore<'~ h ancr fdt •anotn''-'Ch;")' •nh~a • fn Jton ,... ~ , It ~ rr'f*rd lor 111t •ronc .,. ,, • ••h tht •ron, lan"-\ Md ""'*" tlw - Soc'ltth•na ~-· .,,,,,., t\a \ b«n hatJrtC"nma " tth US scracf'l)t'l Stntt V. a<ld V. or II Tllt<r hti b<al ~ u.nhc:aJth) n ue ton on n'llhlary po•tr-and In parucwt.u t ht IIUt..~at bomb-bfi.. P.i'C" Chtw 'tlo1.,.C' t~ •n)truf'MJU' • h;d\ mack t h~ US ~OfTUn&.nf duttn, and l fll'f \\ orkl V. or II Poa>d<nt 11&11) Tr""'an <1Jlod The Bomb "llw U t21N lh•q en hc•or) :· and bocb 1w and Socmary or Scott Jwws 8)..... •ttt CQn\\n(Cd .. 'tloOv.Sd l u.ar&ntK A........, -lei~~ IO< man, ~. tf not c:.mtOf"k\. Tbt' hr\1 ,~,of aht m•l•amtK' looaan polK')' thlc ....,.""" from W011d Wor II .,_ Cfti»Ur&IUII llnldft 11>< sue~ •• Iran . Wa.crn Europe wa1 rewuabitit.fod •uh a nt"· ft'dhtary aUrln(C': the' ""'Ommunl~c ' ._C'fc dtftaccd rn G1<ect; and neomoU.IJ Jocobo Albro• .... du•m orr... b) • rr.,... CJA._,_r<l coup on G1111........ . S..C lhcK """" alraody the honlOII tiY• nlibwy _ l:iam on nol I UlU\Icnal IH\ftft' lO I that ••1 •• •1.1 UGibk ..... •c:wkl rcvohuio• and ~~&r--.lisl tum•oil Willi II Its nYdc.w WQPOIU, • •"1 teOOod to . aoda-farmidoble m1lltary rcwoe, llw U....cd States In moet jobe, at 22 you're at the boc.tom or the ladder: • In the Navy, at 22 you can be a Ieiiia After'just 16 weeks ollelderlbip tniJiiD&, you're ommjeei ....t a Clffar. part ol the maJI8&'I!" meot team. ADd you're civeo the ..._,.te cflicilibD. - - . autbority , _ . ~d.Dud. 1fNI fint- '-- you11 ba .......... ilrtbe..tl a1 •.., ao - ..s tbe c:ve or )iterall millions of'doUars wOrth of {:~hly eophisticated equi~~ou're • Division Officer. 110 you're in charge. It's a lot more re&poosibility dian moet corporations giYe a man ol 22. M a Navy Officer, you eDCOUDier new ehal.......,, new~ ol your ai1la.- lO dttck ·~or drfea-. fr0111 tile ...,...., or nnttnlhl orblu 1ecb as c:...dloaicwok>1 Qlill&, ..'llkh 10 1M com..u.nca camp In 1941 aod 1~9• ...,.,. brforr RllUio hod thr bomb. Ttuma.n'• aru:wu- thc r...._ of many tlrnilar mqjuQamalu.-was to put IJ>Oib<r mhitary Qllip i1110 tht poe. In ,,_,, ttpinsl the ~of C'\1af member or tilt Jdrotiftc odvilor) commlc~ 10 tbt AtomX Eotrv C:O.U.itlte. he clc:dde:l to .. ....., wltllllw ~bomb. llal daPI• Tlw 8aalb, ootlidl 1M us~..._oo a a-1s oa:asiom .... ... bow or• ...! tb< oclM< fonoldalcle a..ana-. ot -r"""........ -..eaiO.....S. s.n- . ...., w.... a aaloo .. dolt 10 ........ Cube. The d f t l o o - .,... with IJootloocboDI.......,.Ik US OIIId iU DUi¥c ellios. tbOitalc miU1arily . _ a. wwe thorotiPIY b)' 197S, ...., last - routed Ia lraa. �-· .. .~ = . ___ .,..,_ -. SllEWT TKf(f'! ~,..e 01' ~.,. K ontN ,.,. Mt~ . .... Wa . .1t1ng n;atdr« ,..,..tcllofn Mdt'ttdwela Mct c.orpotat!Oftt h.l'ft! ~u'4M ~ .,.f\11,.., Computer embezzlem~nt figures are on the rise II) •'raooru St-\« ¥nutHit !tHJ)wnw' At th& \C"r) mommA. then' fN) be' • ban• rohb.Tl Cf)ll'lf un rhat tlO ~ "••'•~about~ Thcth.cr "'" rw"f. f"""""''•'un.,·.•.rr' ._.,~ ~'~\\: ru~t..-n.ab or aa-."'L a ,;a(c. 1-k noc hl\t 11-n•.. •, .... t..r M tuwna "" L. ~ o( eM -.,n 10 hi> P«·plom\<d hKkow "'"'pt' The rnc f'in:arnon bbhan'\1 "''' "'-"P'''.) h.-. ~'"'' OOIL"l)m~l('t h:fmtnal to mal.r him a fC"Wt mllhon ~Uir. '""h..:' ''II'~ tmpos\.lbk 10 dnnmtnc hu• ntt.M.h munC") h bcm& talm. ... ~al.onal S«:Uflt) S)wam. lm COfhuhant John \\alter loW 11t~ Sptnnnu. "-'8anLs don't hl.c to pubiK't!C' "'''" ~,'OuJJf\110 t. .5 \, ,,, uml U orld Rrpon, ~lmiiC'\ of nwnpucn utth/C\.1 Nro(tth rlnJ<' from 11 ~ S2 biltion to mon• than S40 btl1t('n a \C'~r and the So'"' .Ire •ncrcuinpnnu:tll) Al'-'Ofdtna to Wali~. 1hc' lmnwn\1:' C'J \OtU~r. -.--omputt.:t m'lotaltatJUn' ma*'c il c-~lrm\cl)' diff'kouh ao L«r trac" or aht numt"fou' uanwe1totu ahar 13\.( pl~et d:til) . 1 hJ, ml)' 1ccoun1 for the larar numbt-1 nl m\brukmrnt' th31 nt\tr -arC' dttmrd until prrhaf)\ "'l"<' ~ ' 11fltf the ludtton rum ur 1 d!XTepancy. ''Somt 10'\set art co ..ercd·ur b) n-nployf't\ rnr )'tan. and .-rc nC\'t'f" unrovtrc6 until rhnc anpkl)'m c.-ilh~t an \lC'l. Of art replaced."' ,·~plaim-d Walt~ . And t.Omrumn; 1 l01t.s i~ nt'ct dntc:1rd "'"b«t rt'PC)rtcdly art tndtv,duab ,., ,,., *-"'-~" 10 t<Mnputn riln thaa can 1al.t a (n. ttnu rrom ma.oy lk'COUn1\ and dcpo\11 •••nta thru o•n a.ccount . A fr. """"or dOIIan oua of an arcou"t , .. no1 nrukt'ablr 10 ("uJ.&Oft\tn on lhcif banl.booh but a (t"W doflan. 11Lm from many arcounh· 0\0' 1 IC111" ,i,,· "- . . . )'Carl""" poodiK't o ~uabk II~<. ...., • . Tbr <1tt of _.., of ohc hcitl> can b< qunr ""~'"''""· !bnky MarL Rif\lo al,_ 10< IWIIY with OM of lh< lafJ<SI .,.,L robbcria in US' hiRory. Tbrer yean qo, In o widd) pubhrucd <a!C', Rlflin was allt)l• with SIO.l millioft ooquircd rrom lhc Scaorioy Pocor~< Naloonal Ban~ . TbrlauWtirrponcd by FBI ofr...n 10 ohc beat. .,PI doyullcr IW\1<1 supposedly 1rusfmed ohc larll' '""' nwo hi> I«''unl 10 Nco. YO<t., _.r,. 10 a . _ , ;,. r - ._,;,... In 1hil cas<. os ...,11 in many oth<T <UCO, lll(tc llla)I<CI 1 ...... -- IN& pan '" the • -~ alentine's Th:y Issue f4nday, . ~ebruarY 13th 10 words tor a buck! . l.mJUne 5pm,. W¢nesday the 11th TUITION IS TOO HIGH ALREADY. NOW THEY WANT TO RAISE IT AGAIN. TOO MUCH IS ENOUGH! SUNY Secession Day Join the rally when UB suceeds · from the SUNY system. Join us as we affiliate with the State University of California where tuition is affordable. Thursday, feb. 1 2 ~ 12 noon ~ Haas lounge �:r-----------~------~------~--~----~--------~-------------, From the folb • U/8 Office of Cultural Affalra • .,... broupt you PHILHARMONIC-IN-THE-GYM In 1977, 1978, and 1979: ""*""be oil_,.... nolPrit'• IIIIJf~ IWl• •·~~~e-t hew" bttnui<~~J Ito poqolt .... lokr toped olf Uw I 81 ltloltrid- do . . - · freuJ.-<O<pOnll ........... 110M • In 197J tbr Eqoi&y f..Sona c.,._.._ll<Od_,. SlloollioOo ....nil - or Ut NOW FOR = Computer. ...........,. ....,....., ~ by r..... _. bu~ llvO<IP ~. <~pulcn...., then '<lid~ - u 10 other J,__ 11tlt fooled aoc:tholdcrs or tbr <OrJIO<IIOon 0110 bdin"" tlltot ._,..,.. ..... .,. '"'''"""" ol >&Its. Mar• peopl• bototll>t tlwor "0<~ b<'\:IIM or llltJ &11<1 ,.f><n lh< ......,......,_1000~~ ...1Ttftd etot&t ~oooor SOMETHING A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT... !CliO"'" • uvcr SII• mAhon. act"O<dioa to • r<1JOfl in /lw "~r• I ,.,A fh«< .,. . - ..-.);- tlut oa anllc7kr .an G<'lll I"'~ m<llo<)' hum • bonL """''"" blln~ ·, cpmputct " itllolltn<r """"""' 1 "'"'''"" ' l•'fmll\ll l ,-,. "............. BUFFALO a.-!la l . p.,.. o.rtltntd - - - "' ............... ""'-'11..... VC'I")' 'lolnJIIII " l'ani nplouocd lluot by iM.,. clt<d\ tb.ll •• "wtd by tho ._,I to ...... _ . . • .,..,.,.. ,..., """""''"" ,.._,. '• _...., ,. ........... .,.._.,._ \icaort>hll<. '"" '""' ~ ..... .... clloO.\ PHILHARMONIC IN-THE ELLICOTT ·-"""&'h.:_..,..._ tlltot ..--be J"'<e..!Ot'd .,..__,.. oftlonr oltnal.._.,,.-""" ~ ,.,. llntr• ......... o...:s - . - ur _.,. """" ....,_ .,. , _ ...._,._tb< bank - · noth ... There.,.. pcoplt "l>o hi" aflrml " " - -'•ro. by af(uunatlwor ........,., •-"" o• t....,., Wid ohnl ...,,..,. t11<m lor'ne atOUI'd,. ~~om. ~ ...., ~o.·u.womet UJo('ltl\t'ck"povt ,IJp. hrts tcluall)' f"llllnt tnOnC')' mtotht rortrr''- • li<\:OUnl JULIUS RUDEL " Whit cmt•wlm.llr<trymatodo,l•but •-;th<1•U-or tatC'f' ...., C"a'41ht:~ 8ufhtlo't Ciubanl. t.' Otni'Uh.'f .. ,,..h..,. l..:att) HfH.KJ tokf llw \J'"Irum. I he k'\.,tcy 11\at ~ro~h mtuput~·r "''Ill'-"'" 1114 .. m.1htt1J t~ai m\N bin\.' ,,..,rh:. u '" u\.Ualh tr) to maintatn ··~ ..-r '"'"'' t\ a hii.J\ 1m1 ~-1 a l~to•al b\ tu,a..:Ltnt-"' PuN..,vu'f ..~llf\UH."T toa.mc tfrt'\1, •• n.Kf Waltt>r. ··~ hn\ the If 1111 \t1t ~., /mmNI lh.U pror'c -..etc Jftlln& rrft' ~ .. U\lJ\1 N..I..,L n"-= more Hondrl• Concmo Gauo No J2. OJ- 6 8 MJTIOf Haydns S}mPhonv No 70 "' 0 Mcjot ~<bats~ No 1, o Mo,o. ("Hqfrtcr1 ololin ...... Clolts lioupl :an. . 11'111.'' "' "~"' ..t.lrd hal.hh ha,) -,...,.,.,.,, funh WC' U)141 lo ~~.;ah.h up vn tbt fk·• ...,,. lht.: ruWtt.bC'd •-a)" ttu""· :'\ l A. I of •Ito "''rflt"-.:al'-" tht~."'""' •ho. en mM) alii.", .., . l '""'r 'h."' "''"'•\ ;u.,. •~ 1&: ,~ o( 'n""'~ &ITt~ l)P.' J"''~ """""' """f''-1 - •""~"''UrtM• b.uJ '"JJtplo)a,"' th..;w ta.H b-.''n hfnl ~~ );\.''an ...u. I"':"""""") Katharine Cornell Theatre - Ellicott Complex AC f:rtday, Feb. 13th at ~:00 Jim n cket• at Squire Box Office Gen. Adm. $5, Faculty It Staff $4, Students $3 •"h • "''""w:tl (o•..,a.....-, ll\c ~ \lilqu;a,.,h flft ..k.1.ctnn1 \.~IIPUI~o, h.,1UtJ. "'' '-" 1)'.wr:~n .• ••l,ll'1 \o\."\"\llll) PREFERRED CARPOOL PARKING AREAS Preferred carpool parking areas are now being ~onitored. Cars parked in reserved carpool spaces WITHOUT a bumper .sticker permit WILL BE issued parking TICKETS. \.;Ud 1\ """'(!f obt&Jrtitbk·:· I Kpotl lt.WII ,,,__. Of"lottlt.lat..kH\ flH L.uononuto. (OOPftal.un and ~C'Iopcn.."ftt tUl ( 0. fkM,'tf '' lbc1......._ atm. '-In bt <kh...-'t"d " • ·•orL hkl.IX' -~ kM11 thAI " U..:tl"" .,.UMt.J~br.­ mrihta.Ut' " (. tuN.nL ·, H.anoo C\pl.a.tn.td that I'D&t\) """rn~ .lfi' ~ "'th• .,.,.,;h" h.'hn.uf..Jp.al a..lw&n~;.o mal.t' our 1M -:ompuacr as a t:ntam o( ••h 1tk:r~· tn ttk ''"""' ~ fK"'4 ··c::a:sl\k"\_,•• v.J~t.k.1) """"''" ..k.~l on d«trOflw: ca\h uan\r'-"' ••Th< boll'-" th< romputcn ICt (on controlhoa """"")I tho:"'''"'' "'''" '" ,.,.., n.oncy. •• h< <Xl<ldu.ltd.•" Mor< ..,...,.lo."Mt,"\1 ....-..ur•y h<IP-p<oplc "ill jUM t.U thc<n for araMtd •n~ 1<t Ia•" •Y•""" ,....,., LAST CHANCEl:~.~.': ~~~:Vro GO ro Riij<Rrr' A for Colloeo "'" ...._"' ~beaCh -o---• FOR ONLY $2.25.00 • WANT TO JOIN THE COMMUTER CARPOOL? JET TOUR 317-3114 -;-M - - I l..... to - loftit~Jt •.._. ...... ' - -Tran•-~- -to ""11111 $339.00 (Only 251et6ua . . .,. •• BUS TOUR 3/6-31 15 -AITIIIOior tow -~- FOOII I Aoet -Oo>Campua - Oopan- -St- $225.00 ALL TOURS INCLUDE: • - OcMnftont Aec:orntnodallonltor liON dop, ntghtt 11 1M - Romodo Inn/Sliver 11-'1 lilcoMI; I_ t,.IIMch or Oaya IM. Application ,and Information 4:03 Capen Hall Call 636-2259. - WeiOome I l a r -1 panJee- pteroy ol FREE 8E£A. • -Qpt'oNI tutu,.. m~ M tlcr!9 IQM! o.., ... pear. - ServfliNng. ~·--ol . . . . , .-I TGIII Ito•! ell- • ........_..,....,_ "-•-llfalu ,_.., ....., ........ ... ·---- - _.,.._._ - &chollve 12111-, 10-.slor a1 " ' - now, ,.,.,.,. n rly,_,_ . _ . awflabte! ~~n Pizzuto . . ~ ~~9:1':: ...... l38-tl2li tck Sorbir); Jr .. .._. ..... . ...... IJ4.tl04 Divis1on of S~udent Affairs onr \.""Mnoc do an ~ton\ " l "hr onl) ••, lh-."l" '"\lent\ caft ~ bu.»tr.,,. ""''..,. h\ a,~ .... .k"""C'\)fljtftlt•Hh \tt) ')"to."nh.t.JI be ...,.._l.N. 1brrr ~no tool prooiJYMem*' pc'fto('ft '4.-lh,.T bdJC•n., . t..'OmputCT miTK"\ I f'I'"'U9k:' "'•''"" • J tk't\:' arr "'()~Jk:' hmn •"hm ~® tw'~ tlrJ •.th.'frt.8rh' btM to uW thon." <'\ '"'n,utC'f ,·unk:•n-fJh.'\J olrt.h.k ut th~ """ U •Nhl l'n"\\ Ht."1'f\... '""'" lhll the """'""' .....,unt) mawf'ft ar,~ dt"~t''k'd tH tlkt..:a-.c rh< H._Of~ fa..'tof" - th, Jrtt\)Unl of ~lM'L r""'ulrftl f!Jf "~tlti\.'OCK' IU J""fk"CI.,!tC tbt: harhe . .. •• ... . . ..•. : ........ . •~ .. .345Crosbv MTW 11-l~f-IB ...,.. ...,....... ; �f IAnU Of lltf s•EATaAMO$: fot'Dftllo tot • ,. .. hU t S.tlolfd,ty ._..,.,..,. M_d JWM ..... ~ eo,. ..... ..-M IM ...mn.lt .. N UGOJIOOMoiiOft ,,.._,..~ MdJ.oweea.rw_. thi.....,_., Wi a , .......................... .., . . . . . . . . .-ec:ht-a.l-&. 7.. Toronto brewing over tennis pros in the Molson -Challenge lly TOtl) P<lll ~·TORONTO-Colllider thH< dJ>&k confron11oion.: Casiius Cay "'· Sonny lbtoo. Abdw Jabblr .-.. J ulius EtviQa. Jolon Jdfenoo ... Laltt H•~ Bjorn Bora"'· Jolin McEnroo. ld , Wlw tmnls buff ex just pWn 5potU cnthusiAR wou n t offer aythlna 10 *Bora and McEnro< ao raek<t oo ""'k<t? w.a dot _ . ...ily,... t11cn Saturday whm tht " 8 ault oT tht was st.,..s iD Ton><~to in tho semifmob of tlot Motsm Tmnis O.alltna< 11 Mal)k te.r Oerdmo. Vlsbts of lui ,...., W'uubkdoa aoc1 US ()pal crowd<d flU' bnlla as 1<1\!<r«< tlw ba5tion of hockey biJlory lilt)' ..U lbt Gonlcns, but all lhouabls of tmnls ...usN<! .. lh< ponrWI• of lbt Mapk lnf ..-> • ar<d rderuld>ly down upon me. H.., I wu iA the bouk tblt Harold ~d mod< f - • · to - t""' COI)lanpanry tc:ruols dtam!MoOS. The perldo•,... ovawbdmina. · /UI excoptionally noily crowd lJIII1pl<d tO thdt ...... mire IIC<Uitomed to ..ana hook<)' pm<$ than tmrus Willi 1 rouJiina ioUodiiClioo ~ a rOll f"'!" ~ P&llc:rtaa. Bota with ~1>1w: badband """ l'olk£tuo< with bls ~ .,.. took thc:ir p1aca • oppooile CDCb of tht c:oun and thaMdveJ rex a raetcs swilllin&cmbrocJlo. s-blncla" uoo.ooo ""'!' -clots. ...u..s c.;::= t....., _ . t ioll.b Mc.Enro< savina...., bis po-rul _..,.Y kepi Bora ofT balu«. By th< fOUI'Ih _,.,.~·· ~York a.;vo bad tlot s..ock dowa 3,0 IIIII af\cr droppina thrtt pm<$ ftnalb' """' the "" 6-J. " I doa~ tl\lnt he (Bora) play<d thll well the lint ""·" McEnroe lllld a o 1 ~ coafcrcncc ancr the match. "I aan<d off b<ttcr tllaa him ." Bora l<ftCPI<d the tiocl or tmJMS .. tbe oecood .., t1111 mad< bini notlllbtr ODC in the~ Wl)'alo U•QI pm»dy ploced puslna lboU ...., Jlltp\S< dtop ......,.., tbe Wimbkdoa ch- p rolled up point> aDd d!ipp<d away If MtEmot'l conftdcocc. Tho crowd b<aunc: IIICf...,nalY more vocal In ks support of Bora aDd iu dttodlln f01 tbe number tWO J«d's 04.1tbunu or taapu. One q>oa01or, di>plltyiaatheedqllttte of• barroom drunk. ihoul<d to 1 fricftd, " Phil, bey Plt.a " as McEnroe prq>ar<d to ..,.., McEnroe llf)plltil aDd ~ the fan, ' 'Sblll up, Phil!" At ....,.bcr polDI in lh< sa a pboM ,..... ""11'11 aDd a spca~~or ......,.,.., " Haold (IWIMd) on lbc phone," much to the amt~semcnt or the tluoap. Bora cnckd up' wiluW\a tbe lCl easily, 6-J. "If l'O'I tcop .lolul ill tbc bloot CIKII1tbll's • bcre lle make< all hi• crrO<>," Bora ap)aiacd . Tbc llrlf<IY ..-or\ <d. - k n c''ll McEnroo's serve rcswntdln lh< third ifi.Aitd after )umpin& 04.11 to 1 thrco pme kid, )A-it oppear<d be would wbt tbe match ...Oy. But ....., after doabk-foultina t•i<t In the~ .... Bora...,.. S'wiQiial blct to tit t.be ... J-J. Tbc crowd .,._ bccllm< ~ to•ard McEnroe as tuclt indi..Wt>OI ended, blame tbil time Jollnt" 1bc N<w Yorker ....-.! bock. " MysdO" .. ~ It'• my roult for It," MCEnroe_ lacr ClOlDitiCIIIOid allout tht iac:idau. "This crowd lo DOt us<d to ,..;111 t...,iJ aoc1 1 ut>dcssW>d t1111 tbcy micbl II< Into it (the milch), blll 10 arc we. Sboutina durina a serve, Ut1t's terrible." In the tenth pme M~Enroc bad Bo!& at nlltehpoino with aaim "Wbo.,.,.... .,..•• ...arina thepmcs .. ~..... ~-· ~ llttcboa-of ...-. Tbc ....... dl_.s ;..,. amodc the lm<aocl ~-,.,._..f-.,..., lalcr. " You ma\ < oac tn a milliool of <"- lltou." ~ rdlca<d. "II - '"" a relic•. a very •wy IU<'tt ihor." Th• motet\ finally h<ll'l<d do WI! to·a toeb<t1\n aDd munnun of Wimbltdoa went throuah tbe Gvdau. A 7--6 ld> antaac '""' Bota tile rnt cnck 11 winnina tbe IMich. After • ~>no~ vollty, a ~kEnroe oltot hit tbe nn aDd dtoppcd to • here Bora ..... Rloclina out of positioe. Tho SWdc mtame'd tht do• n tlotlt.n<. but the ball reA- aocltloc""""'doa • ll>bo<\ m tbe milch • ball 11 oppear<d h< • ...., - AI-- " He'l (Bota '•l .,.,.... pauit,c lhou aoc1 to1tcn be 1ut thai "All I thovaht about • -as mlutl\J tllll • ide co"" " Tho cont. . mclc:d • ith ~kEmoc "'"'""' th• ttd>rrl~.,. JO.& aocltbe match 6-l, )~. 7--6 .. tbe cro"..Sin.prd 10 k; fM ihoo at m11chpomt I alm011 cfird." Solpcr &.1 r.-..- ro.nna. Bora doub\r·fauhcd lhr« lima. in the match. a rani) fof him. Tbc: •iDMJ nctled row ecrs indudJ.Q& ••o U1 elM- thu-d wt " I'm rnlly happy I Ilea Bora." MeEaroc -..od "I l.now II'• - t o II< 1 JOOd -ch •hat I pia) ' ou'•< 101 tO ktc'p OG top or bini 01 lh<re i& DO n) tO Ilea htta " " It .... I JOOd dole mMd! aDd 11 w<nl IO 0 ti<b<tal.cr. aDd thiC mat... 11 ,..., ts<JltQI." 1loqc commeattd. "It """'t rcaly a.,... IJIOich. I t""'~ boob of ... .... playb<tt<r." As f11 .. thb spectator aDd the crawd was <OIIC'Cintd. '' didn't mautt. We~ abl< to ... tho bnt bluk to tile mol. aoc1 •11aJ mo« could we ask for! Ma)1>c onl) "" aut,..,.,.,. h•. iii),..., �2 Slapshot Bulls ; Play-off picture. in focus ! as season's end nearing loy Jdfrtr R. Tlltonloe ..__s,..,... u.- ' ~ O.n th< 1"1<1 •Mtn<l tbc UB ~ Bulb trl\tkd to Nonhem ~ ~ Ylltt.. >pltttt"' two CTudal Eaa<m Colqo Athlcl;c L""f<rm« (ECAC) 0.•1-ion II llo<~<) ..Ill<$ qAJOJith< Pla.tt>.bullh S.ll< C'.atdi»IJ lft4 tbc = .. .Potklam S.•r lkll\ 1M Bun,, .. ho art lillltlna for a,..,_. to ..,..,...,,o thr k.,.,. play· JJ th< uth, fttlto th< Cardinal> Saturo., ~ina $-I, but boon«<! bod to drftat lltan in Sunday'• oalon, ._, , • ~ "*"" ua•s Th< • ""'IllY <>'<rtbc liter!~ ECAL rrrord to ~-,.1. ttl< •• «••'<ile!lt ,..,..t.iool fex - ·- p l ay. " It was " " " w 01 UB tha ""' 10 1/Q to ttl< IJIAt~f'f•." oUd aom. P\JQilMI UNd Cod Jollo Honoa "II "lb 1 ""'or loot w&llillloo •bn• ohr.,....,.....,..oo on4tflc)>•oo." "-"'"" Plait..,..... th.: ll..a. IIXt a lhu~& Car.Jmol tu. t... ha.l "'''"'td Eltnlra. th<it ""' flla« r11ah, thr ftiCM b. fort,....," rlllt"' • tll!:topoft-• 0<11 r,_ uo 1 .... b) Lov \tan•. • Bcrflalo, ,...... YO<L ....... the P\at~rall t<O'D II......, I plf'iov> ...... tU... diU ...h tht lklfhcll'lin tlou . . . - • J...,., ...llfht """""'l"'"'""" ...-.~ .. aoonCIKin ··~ tl>lrnltbll· ~J of ~- ""'' ~ ..., ...ph< C'anlt•••· r..- blo...., out the Bulb <'Ill\ . " \\< ihoul<l hl\f had r... of'""""' itt tha """"'·" aJ<IeiJ H<>b th< Plambutllh '""""'· "8tllt maok >Oill< I II on the'"'''· L>\111 tho~ah ht> •~"'•"' ~l\nl< plo)'"' ....u h< wotl hou lr..vnc."ndov~t ron0d4.-n« tn he) play. U.lb ha' pottntlal. •• l~•ll•bur•h wphontot< Do~t lblorey <tatted a lar~onal ,.Py ""h th< ht>l of N ... 0 lOIII II ' ' 12 of lht .......~ periOd. llltllf) ...... t11licd ll Y.)J ~h<o • •lllt:r lhtp Cl&t>o-~U flopJIC'(I a ~S> oul front 101 ftlllrf) to ""'1t hotnt ...... Plat>burlh. J-4 kacl. lltfOI'< '"' pmoo~ ........, ,..., c.~....b 1101C'lk..J th< holl (Jfj '"* ..,., L'""'"' """'"""'J. -n "' , . oc.,.o of.,....,.. nw.,n .......... lltiiMI fnt«-'-pltd I l'la)10A 1\ au.:.. ~\\ b<ta~UIJ ""' Ill h" 1ulk ~••b lrU\~9\~Zn J1m Gnftftl and Dnutn Poulin lb.:· lrtk ~\n.\dn.l .a tlv«"" t-.) btnJ. I'Crl<~11). -~~~ 11<w>e1 ...........,. th< aoa1 ' 'Our ""'lt'l •trt $tuc1 Itt thnr IOftt.- ftOlcd UU ckf\"M<<I\I.n \\ llh.n ·•t ..,,,.peed a ML·"'.* ,_.that th<) ""'\«<off ...S unltxtUJWd~ liM:) on tbt me,.laLd" Waueu aho nocrd on ttk- con1C1o1: . . .\\ c ...ante' uu1 tla1 "un:'liCf'*ivc-•bm ,.c •c 10 all o\11.. 1 f«'' il •c •ere "l.l o..• ~ '"' cou,kJ 1\a\c won •hi\ ont ·• 'lolldtuy th"""" th< loAal 'll&nta, Ull'> Rob Nu.:hmoMI puuo!'l-..1 on • po"'<tplay p i l'n>m Marl W{.i)u and John C.llailt,, lur th< Bull•' onl1 """"-=d ••n ...,... - ra..-.......-..= ....... ._..... ,___The ____ _ fOUGH O:..,....l&k ,._... CI4 t11111~..._.t44....,_.. ...... ~ ........... - - ' . . ~ ............ ~ CaiJtlhrr, ~ho lll<mpC<d to tal< th< "'holo l't.,hbursh ,..uad ""· ohu •-:asn;abbcd Alont •llh al-tna'r a.arax ~oo.lOIOII. ~ •illf{\.Y~,tl.ft o.lditJoMI pm< di\QualtfiC•ioo ,.,. ....... onlic:>. c.-It H""'I!IOfld ...,....,...... the bonk. "I am tnl ..,.,,ic-..1 •oth tbc p~., or'"' •-• anJ riM: outcv•~· or 1hc "";"' • • • <"""'f '"' th< tlwdpmod." POTSDAM· In a ''"'" ....,iOn the \J8 lluU• rami off llpofl>t th< Pot .daJit liNn &rod COOVDC""') ~'\1 thl• ll<~h llocv drh'lllh dllf\IOIIol fool of the...,,.,., IW< Guyon's '""' aoob l*fCI the Bulb ..,.h S<nt01 MarL Vl <nk< n<rlittlthe ••,..,.,. brhinJ th.: .. andouo ....minOtna of )Cit .......... llill....,•n•h. ' ... _ r..... 0..: ~toOl opqtrd wtlh a lllllhy mlko ......~ Mtle ol hodcy thill failed to prOOIItt • aoal lor rith~ •••· Put<dari.·, l!<>>li<' ftandy Urown mod< numerous key 11\0\ h<lldo~a thr Uun, off the liOOr<boar~ thrOU¥huut th< opmlna twenty monutc• or ploy. Ho,.c•cr, or J:ll tnlo •h< ..-.ond period, Kt~\n Knab 5101< th< puc ~ l>t:blnd the 8tar soal 111d ftd lliicmate Guynn fur hlo tlN - ' · Pmalta, unhk< earli« U8 ...,...,, ~ b<. ()Iridal• rssurd only <I~ mlrart•>"' thn>•lshout th< pmc- lhfff 111111 Pout "'arduuo on th.: penalty !lox. Pooldam' • llond) I 1<d<tte~ boutd m 1 Po<rrr ''""""' -./roc u the pucL .... fatliQI to tbr 1.:c: \lar<OOn·, ,...., brother o.-, ,.... alto 011 • ••ut on tbr plot S\all!IJ lout OC1 row dU< 10 doubl< pmoltO.:.. tiM: Boll• clo>N ""' the: ...--lid pnood .. llh • tutt ..r -.!roc• on aoo~<ftd<r llro•n• 1\ "" 1'111 ~ "''Ofkh r<matno~l onlh< \lanta, Mar\ Wenl<r-1)111$ 01 hOi \1<1<-lof'C)<d a P11<t Yuhu ,_.Into tiM: Oft. "I o•td m)'Odl that one aft<r all . - """"""' tn th< pmod,'' jol.rd Wndcr. lh< IQallart ill th< pntOd dtdn't seem to butllc< the l!<&n as tlwy ....,., \lormo!IJ out lirin& 20 aood il1ol• on Kluninska, Who «!Ual to the ou~ . l.alt in the c:onte>< Cuynn talli<d Ills S«<Dd aoal. r:f<ICN<n~&n Uofton Waum bro~< In o•rr th< 1'"'-"'am blue lin<: oo f«d Knab •ho In tum fovrod Guyon open In front fex lh<: lru.uran« aoaL "I fa~ cd a pass ovrr to Krith CSo1>'yn) ,.'hcnth< JOitlit .,.,_'lied hl• lca•1nJ n>< an oprnlna." >aid Guynn. tint·....,. lt<'O!Wis Ill!« Jim ' Mario' Galao1ri ,_,td • nn~·" ld<­ from ftallman Scott Shldds ond walktd 1ft oiloo< batina tiro,.• oo h,. "'*'"· •"'•<led m"""• rorw w" paw ...... Jete:. Th< llulh piA)'td rr- '"'hout .....ita or the two~ that ..... su>pr:odtd tiM: kll~~< th< _ _ . llilbt IIDd bad oo "play dtfr<rmt ••h thr lltt'ISIIR ,,............... _dint ro .,..,.._"We cam< ........ lhr"""' Ull Had ~ Ed Yiriallt -«1 • the c:ood"""" or thc uip, that ......,..., o 61< of pnok 011 tllio teaaa tha we ortd • rlui poiaJ or ohr - · Let'• Ill......., "P f<K Walnadoy (UII's ,..t ponr) Md ~«<>OW plo)'ooff bopto irnpocwM _ .. from h<rt Oft 111 now." ......_.....,..,..,oil ua - au. 1111'¥• 011t1hol on the trip 11-22 . . • Gallllbrt "nt hu - . , . . . r<:nl&lllllll ill hitt . _ . . . , ••• Till' Delila-h Wtdnaday 1J Conlaad Slat< , . • Their IIOlll home 0111111& ll Satunlay Feltruaty f~ ,....,. the lint piA« Eltnirl • • • T1te lllllb o-.u rt<:Or\llt no.. IJN, tal.e'l ... .................. At.lla ............ Hughes and crew 'rolling along' \\i th 9:00 rernalnlna tn cht pmc a 'Ill at broL.t' out tk.1"tt-n lh~t•v ""'.a\J, .,.._.,four pla)'M bt'4na t]t\,C'd from 1be' &-anl'C. I ,, th"· llull,. Nu..h,t,-nd n.'"·hed hil .W""h1'\lr.''t for bti.aa the rhlnJ 1n01n to "'""''er a bra•t amJ Stat. oa s..o.,. ...a ~- tew llf..., Wt f. .._ u-e br And) Modd1Jt•n A"'\UIIHft~JI-1111""' »on, throulll th< <onr.,...,.... " ThoR ...,. the _."'of ''supn-sub" ("' th< "''!'"' ol U8 buhtb&ll c...rn Boll H uah<>l l-11oo H~ "t.i:ac:Dr u..scumm1 "a\ au.uriJC' ~ 1.11) •n clttmlxnc tbc 8tllh plo) of but l a·, bun. ''""~'"'" lthar lowth •AOahll • • 6i-~ ~Uidat , ... ,....., "''.....,., of the Fmlonoo Statt Blur Orlob' J)ln, '"'..,.'. - H cnd<t>Ofl and hh trarn..... of pov" Wt'r< rolllQI on .......,Writ). The lllllls, "'ho _.. 1"'\pniC'IIC'IAI lhooot.. probkrm <arlocT in th< }'UI, """"td no """ of that Solurdlly_,.,.,_,,., on 12 of 4.l•h01• Itom th< floor fot an ......,.... 7~ P<ttmt U BtotaUy clvmooatnlrhar OPJIOIM:'ftll tbrouahou• the- conlat. JUmp.nrout to an rarly 10.2 klld and .,...,. foo~l na bad Thr Bull< ltd l~- 21 at tbc half •nd «>ntinl>fd to >ho• thar Uomu\anct on the- boWdi. out•tc.boundena frc:dunta :16-18 SctPo< ~~ Torn Paroon• led tbr llulb wtth 2f poont>, h~oin& on 10 or IJ frcxn oh< floor roo 11 .,..,.... . H.,J>a ld>niu..S thOI hr "'"' "llh thr ....... ~ of all bis pla)'O'>, buc -td thtl Panoas tot><«< ..,.,... oo Hop..' pmon.al plvvm11111> I)'MCOl, a <OftlpiU .,..... cl<¥iJtd by the CO¥b to dt'lcrmtD< oh< •alii< or. playu's .U.arouod pl., dvn~~a. · -""' lbr Bolls. COKb. lh<: ¥l<IOfY ......pocjall) >• «t for two ,....,.... Fwa, thtJ ,... 1 "crUCIAl" pmc. Goons Uo<o lh< mad\., U8 ..... ._2 on tiM: SUNYAC Athldic eoar.....,. Wat<n Dimlon. frtdonla ).J. Had lh< 11.. D<rils - · tht t..., t<aml ......td hovt bem tlc:d for SO<l(!nd piA« in the dlvblon. At S·l, U B b In t«<>nd place all-alone ud wilt f)lobably br atmndy dirrta~~t 10 oatdl. Thr JtCOnd r<l\On thll Saturday's >'ic!O<Y wu espoc:iall) ,....., lot the BuDs' !MIIIOf " <hal he ~ tbc lllur o..lts rex ..., .......,s (1961· 76, 77-'18! before comtna to ua lhn:r p- __ ,....... ..... ,. ..,_ tiM 11a .u ..,... or the """'. . - · ...,..,..u1 .....IOborbH..... aadbb~. .............!ll lh<u ··rour-«wntr olfcn~." tht- fJ.uh \\C'rf '-'k\."')Iu, buch Ul . . r.., lh<: do..~ •nJ on """"" to thrif li;otd , nut ~.:oriq:l.hlV~, ll·S ·· w~ ti iUcd th.rpme lut theW. '" m•nt<>." bua>IC'II Harold 1\ et~ ... • 1\o ••• 6 of 7 from th< fKid fot 11 potnl>. htdorna's top >mt«, s..- fO<..ard O..n" \l<'ial. rnurrl<d to 111- ~..,.,.the llelholtCY-. ~'""" fOf a ""':\ ••" a "PfatMd &oUt. W ..., rdllnd) lndf«Uvt, ....,,._. ootl) ~ potlll\. llill MU..1>. a 6'• " ........ ""' the II,.. Orltb "' v.10nnJ ...h 16 ""'"'' """"' '""~ <ilipprd .. 10 to< t h< loo<n. frniNoa ho "" ~ 101 U """' from th< floor for ar~ abflt 4j ptfCftU, bull~ ,..b not C"\Cft comporallio: to th< tom~ """"'"' or th< Bulls Confidmc:c: ud I >df I'Jutrd JO•WU) ""«< <>pr<Hed b) lllllk play<r> aftrr the Ill"<'· WbCYI a> ~«< to KC'OUDI for tht: te-am ·~ wt.ldm tumarou.ntf IJu.noa th<'<C """' f'"'t ........ 111 ..<It qvi<L t O "'Il« lhOI "t.U\.."\ilioft' • 'U lht- l.ey t-Ot ~Aieli(m J0110 cual .. ,.,,... rCboottdtlll" a; aoollt<r on~ to lw ,....,., ..-...._ K<-rln11coro:d 6pourto, but led tiM: team oa th< c..r., -d••nh9. M.,..~ " '"r'r< mot< rdaud 110'\." lddod 1\<al~a,'' ,.....,Moll&) m.Ucs • f1n1 ," .. VIrliNIIy >1aned "'cri.ia& hl<d tft Jl(aCticr," ..... rd f.rie AHladt« 1•1to pllltd """• S rrbouodo, t:OmlQI in ofT the batch). " 'll<t'rt maunna u a 1eam. Wt"rt eot ~the ma.t~U..O •e ......, bd-." "S...II Maa" ~ (•hot:MWorr th< l>n>dl to .... 12 ,.,_. Md arab s rd!olll>lbl Qplaii!Cd !bot the dlffo:r.- 10itb tbc ream h<J ;. tbc (a<~ tbal lh< eoadtUII sufl' is "aroa111 c:omposur< (wbllt soiDc> down th< rourt. Once: .... ..., c:ootrol tbc thln&> that happen. 'Oft can control th< otbn team," Tb< Bulls wiU facr: SUNYAC W«t Divbloo l<acl<r Buffalo SIM• •-row lli&bt in ..bat l'IOft'tt<S to br on< of tb< hotiY<lOntC!ilftl bluko to hit Oat\ Hall The lkqaiJ \H) ill SUNYAc ploy) IWT0•1y<lrftlltd the Bulb carfi<r Dllh< ynt , 61·S6\II Burrs.-). Th< ~ ancnaift the Lad)' llalpls at 6:.101).111 .. lollo>ootd by lllllb-8o>ff Stat• re<U1Cil at 8:l0 (~ Holl). all-. Track meeting ,._ ......... ....,.._...,.. ua_.. _.._ ___ .. T_.y, ......,. . , . S:Jt.... .. _l40orlt ...... Aar _.........,. .. ..._.. -llorvf. .,...,__.._ _ _..,.. .. _ .. _.._...__ .. Ill 4:31 ,_._ ........... f'• _ _ ,......,-loti)'.,.._ Ill UI.Jtlf., lfJt. ~-w-•,. �,. __ --------- _ ___ - 4683 Sabres.chase away Red Wings ......... Tho-.... -·.. - ~ ...,.,_..-,...-· - . ...-- ~-· TRANSIT ROAD - - · - - ntE TliCI(: '- . . . ....... ~--..TMhftiiO~ ......... ..._.. . . . _.. .. _.,__,,..,.. ...... .. c:o.ca .... llulh""- hal- ... , . _ ..... _ . . , . - .............. - · . - . . . . -......... - -.. - - .. ... ~lioMI Detrot\ .... """' ... .......... ~ ............... "'' fiftfrt . . . . . ..,... ... . . . . 631-9670 FREE Conlitioning Tl'llln*1t wid! IIIJ .w:. -A - $3'" v... . - · 3131 - SHERIDAN DRM C.., IW 0. llor1lot.- ..... 833-5773 �;Bulls hoping to cage Bengals Thursday ~ St.t1c ld -.1>, 8CIIpl , _ . lkdr su..,.. ..,. ..,.,. 'r AM.1 MAUl&.. " - ~ £lltlw - j T_ , _ n'lllt UB t.sitaMII- faov •iD hJ•<tllr ! ---~ 10 ..... al'lnCy .. _.., a ........ rh"llry. ll.o - .... _ .. . ., .. ~~-lh<C4J<S...tlb<76cn. ! .. 0..~ ICI&lCK*rd lor 42 - L " lkaff., ~II&$ ol ~--ha a211-IUiiti." H...,....,....rd,.,.. addrd cll.tlllw llctlpa ..... beat •• ........., * l l h - .....,.a.,.,..,.. .-.u.. • r- por(~. .. 11'1< S.lino -11'1< C'aAodoan, IM ._.lllod lllr ~. Hlllha C1kd 111m r - •hldl • • br tal.d 1010 CIOIJII)OiriJ>~Cilodl••-" r.... u a aa~,..,. '.\:rf~ ~~~ Ooli>hllU-IJ8'• 8ulb Ilk• 00 .... ~ <OIUidtraOooby S poults; I«<OId, IlK Bull> ,. ... .U11na In from of·• i Tlw:.Pmf ..11 r..,.,. a - " "·"" or th< SUNY -'thl<lk filltd <>lraody pano.t""" •«r •o<a18cDpl ~ Coof<'f<n<e Wt~torn Diwi<1011 '• 10!' .-.o ,...,, "' of r...a: tlrird. ,.,o -IO<IIIllc calb hurt tl>c eon• do"" th< - Monday, Buffalo Stilt wu 7.() Ia SUNY lldJOn " ith U8 M., •m<h Ia o«hoteal foul oa Km Jo..., for ollqrdly hanainl 5·2. aurr St••'•l••niaory ..... 11·.54 ~~om. ooun •l<lory oa oh• rim and • foul <OII<d on Tom P•oon "hilt Pa..oa• ~ OV<r ()p,qo, a llos>I>Y COlli$ lA ..bidl both lt....S •bol WU Oft tho JIOUnd). i: IY"'"""'"' ""h i '' ll poo<ly and commlurd num<rOus ,.,.,..,,, ~ Tht 8UII1. oo tho othc hand• .., ioui tomorro• ·, bouk lm..,..,datrh.W. -itb a full Mad of Aile~ lpOndlcally donna "Tiw only thona ... dtdQ'o do"' the rlf'll • ..,.. - •am. a·- ohool noudo of tlw half ol th< ,._,, U B oppo...,u havo had "dl-410" ow'r• bqiooooa to play pr<11y •cfl." addod H ~ " 111< ,...,,, attitudr cUa&t has.,_, conilclaabk 10 ~md ••th •1tldllw ..........,...,, ....u ..... j() ........ ,,_ Ill< floor lllod ..~ , • .,....., ophut o-rr th<ln ._,....,.. " nm r... ,. <>1dmt br ••~·na "rth fredonie ld S.unlay aht pla..n. ao 11< conrtdtnt tho) ..., ""' ...,, th< , . . or th< , _ lie. . . . . _ . " Tiwy ... 10 br ""Jlflf<'d," ...... ,..,ro~ Eric "W< ...,.., malt tllootll>& .,.., - r d Coach lkl Alsladtft " \\<' r<,.,.... to .. tup· aa thii unw" Al•ado., 10 Ill< 8aopb ... ,,.,. "(ortl • H........ "h Clft "'bad." T1w ClOidl ,....aiord I b M - 1101e:J thaA lall - h • 'II<CU or 11w ....,.. ....., as ~ Mil solid ddce~t •nthru )"<llllth• •• lou aoli>aii-<M b.wt " Ah.tadtcr o.aod mu• b< maste<rd Ia ._a team f.Ua IIIlO • tllootq slump. tlooo. aomorro• niJilt ......·u 11op ,...., ,...,"' &nd HQ&~ wid th• h< 4o<in' plu to impkmmo any.,.,. Oa"'' btM us w.& lif"M". oot th.s t.hn~.... 1-iu"'" ., cml }nl)' noc OM 10 und«wltt aht frf«<\ of 1 II rae (I)' In P<<l*ina ror tht pnw. " llo t'll play a lor of ounon<," tc said. Nodna ahaa, "Burr latJC. ~al ran pttronqc. " ll•JU Mfina!l\ bt an a~hantllt" Sta~•h .. had troubleapin>tth< tone(in the Pill)· nor for.,, to br 11 11om<. The) t Buffalo Stattl "'" bnn& 150 .!00 &oin&IO lc1th<frlu&rdJ ... >bou." lo 1J8'• ~J .$61os&aa Buff ol th<tr o"n Ion> (to Clar~ HalH. t I " ' J<t 1 J oocl >Oiod, rtna u.. "hO,.,.... .at·•-·" ·, lou s......, w.·,. --....-....................... _ .................................. ,._....,_,__ IUI'OIIIOOOIN-IW• _.....,- 1441- • ... - ---- --- ~ _......-... ---~* 11'1< pmc <Upporll . . <tO~, br I .-J OAC " (II< 0\110<1 <taru '~" "'"" 01 6 ·10 p m , .. tho lto)ab talc t'fllht lod) lk:nph 1M m..n •Ill up ort ao I JOCClar< .,1"1, <..1)111) • Lilley flowers to over a thousand as Royals sweep weekend series Rl..:i IUJ" an kc .. tf\j, :'J'VIIfc lnd U tt btu~ftboll lloyah aod Frida• """ Sol urda)' . . _ wt.~ mort •pp('aluas to lht t•o~aamc •celcnfJ. hC"II•n& I)!H\iOn 11 Ontonla .amJ ' l '-~ '\' ''"'~'"' n\tl Bmahamton l''hC'rlt opened thr uar: at ......,. ~ ..,..,. ......... . . , . 1 t2 ....... the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~• • , .... niJho or lh< ....... lht' l-'Oae'h I he llll'\8hltlulon pme wn not b "·\XKJ I ' f •r 4\ IM fJt•~ \lo~ . btJt UU .. amt' uut on •he -..mru.nc ~ Oncynca ... u abk to rrdua tllt OWIJO to tht« brfO<t lilwna 61-60 IO be &Ck"' \kt• Ut tile ftn~ bal(,"...., tM l<COftd YH1 ua ....... Jon<tltlkypumprd .. S'1'M'tCM: CIIM CeAifa .. . . ...,... ..,_ ..._. • • O'Uunndl'\ h."am aho \hoC j() lr""' tt\t' flocw-thar bt'\C On"-·')I"'IA a.nJ round tht'fn\th ~ 11"1 ' \tt' t.IO\t' ball ta•m• an thr .. a, I ht' tar1.N •ead fur the .. twl~ ..'('lni~J "'• ~ m the -.a..-ond hall -.tk.n tht Ro)als wtort ahead QOIOh by"' THE - tt... ._,.n.j •• •h<>~>tana 21 poonu and \llllfrd 10 r.-bovt>d<ao lead IlK orrcrunc ottao:l Roboa l>wltnql:.., a ,..... Ro)ab rtcOrd rCH tD05I &JIUIS "" a pmc: •lib 10 8ut'Tilo f«•udt Maur... t..lan and Marir Bajko K<OWltrd for )I potnu IC'O rina 11 and 14 •h.l.tlrdlnfiO ~&on Sl -4!i •• W t 1C'ft'M'd : ~ half tlot ! do•-. ,...,.,"htd ~ ahad aljp onl) th«< miru>l<> "'"~ tM- drftme, "Tiw - ~ ·~ bolD," O'Donndl Ct<fll*in<d. wbok ~ Minimum Cover Charge t 2 ot ,...,,.. an til< ...-,,,n~ holt""'" the Ro>•l' tn:tdt thr'lf \Ut&c.· Cottoro WIOI<hal U ":bound!., I I ul•hnn olfcn._,•H flu llalo ""<'t 1 nmnabk .1(1 ,_,,..,, hom th•· rl<'ld ...,~ ll pth.t-nt lrom the- rottl hM \{IU.fteft kfrm •D lolil ffl lh" ""'* oudu,. "lkfuua• People~ Power 7 'It' ........ ..... ~~1-~~t hdp t defects ~ Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday While : ~ ~ : ~ Supporting The Team. : ~ 2 Drinks for the Price of 1! ~ : : : ''*ttl" ('lah'\J """",-.a)1o('ttt<(olltflllll'tc l.li)l rtbOutl<l 1'<0I (d~ <.oii<W4 ··~ lhi,; -.::••1rM '" tbh t.'Ofll4.'\l . , 'tk "-4.\ofnj ·~ po4ft\\.., v\ooton · · - """"' the " ..... ll!lt lO rQ} b) ll "' ..... ,...., or ................ bvr ....... h.hN'14J ·~ ('Otnl> ... ., <c1tt .,.....,. to play Tlw Royob ro 1 .,.... Md BASEBALL BASH AT THE B.B.C. •11u1h htt 16 r<Mm\ Tllc SruoUHI uuw ft\.'"' h.JI.. -. I.W n •.th " ' rqular "'..-..'" .-C"t tu M llo)alt • •h an lftlk mfW) Tile COAdt In tl>c - t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~ :Q~t~' ~ 'l- I Ilk' \C1 I ~-'\lu.c tn • hr IMk ...... .... th< I.UJO .,.,..., "'..... ~amta..a) '.aononboth('ftd,olo~ ~uflelo . - , ....... '"bo.,utd' 'It ""' I tflhl bollplnc rcaU) ,IQ,.-,"' O"Ooondt "hi "ltU..• ...... I~< . .m< IO< "' ma\ 11'1 tl'lt (,,-~ end of 1 ooc~OI.Ild COKb land.\ O'Donnell'• W<Uod - ·----TIIoua ___ . . _,, "'"'"-\.,i\ch S.tl-o ~ho JJI~ 1: ~ HarchtiDimes : ~ -cr Thursday Night-February 12th- After 9:00 p.m. ~ -Cl ~ i· COME _T O BAT· FOR THE UB t . i BOLtS AND MAKE THIS :~ i·~YEAR'S TRIP . A SUCCESS. ~~~~~t ·······~·~~···~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~·~·~~~~·~··~~t --Ff-.. NORlltEAST SURVIVALPRODUCTS F_ _. , . . , . _ . , _ DrW w ............ . ASolf s.m.:te.cy s..n 1076 £alert Rd. 836-3.224 �_..,_ clas~ ified OAVID L OTJAYK) 1t . . IAJ\f tilt ...,..~_...~n..­ ~·~._... na. ........... ...,_ Y'eif CWi toca- . . . .. ,,..........,.... OCAOUHU ... .._ ...._ , ao .,. • ~, ............ . o..t. . . . . . . ....... t or 17..&0.., coN""" liiWJ\. ~u.. AOa ..USt ..............~ .. ....,........ --. ....... •"'J..... 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T - ~ rcab. 17.ZI In dso Squ~ ~~Z-Iot""/rMI'o<-~CIIII """ at ll:l8-8NJ oo"""' .. .,,an. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Aft'lln. ~ f ......,._ ~tbnaorJ U, ol fOfdp audeu will bt . . - u tiM:I d«e roc ,.,. dtpen•rr '""" llw United SUtta. ~ dat•lo tilt COUlOir)' <oi11 Cltllitt- ~ Of a IUodellt't or aucly-«> bt d<l<tmined bJ lbt Uei>aWJ tlw •wM~~ Mtcndl. lbe dq>ertwt dtta •111 bt _,.,. on • ....,.., ,.._ """" lbtY -. ld.oulted AaiiiJ INS Dinaor Da•ld Ctoui.&Dd lb< 1 • W~ Oil J...UMJI 29. Tk , _ ,~ ..ta app~, 10 audaltt ~ auu~~co~ 1a.. _..,..., .-.~- • wdl • ....,.. .,...., - . IPPIYtlll· . . . . .,.. 10 · · - - _ , . ... "'• _ . . Dlrutor or UB't IDt.......uoa.l ~ Olllct. ~ pidcliowa•• wa-..., ... orr.._IWII<au A 1 - , _ loltJI to -plat a bodldo<'l lkpet • il ~a OUICiaol to l.lk a r.._ .a.,.,uc.-.., -1,-1o1--. . ••politkaly-... . . . . ., ... Croulad ....... . , _ . _ , . , . .... _ • Mft KIM• lhaoodcrll....,.tocnllDdkit ..ymtbtUtollalbato '*- a .,..... or ~ lkpet, thaD tilt INS Will COflollidcf a c::uMIJ<~~at but o-lowld o1oo 1M a ww antorla 1w ..ublubcd for the reiJuu&mlmtofalldoftt•11oba•c•ioloud lb< ta1lll of lbcir 1tudc:nt ...... A lludcm rappiJini!O< a •IM md bt ONOIIed Ill "" _.,..., tebool m,.. 1101 ba•~ -*cod WOihout tilt penaialon or lh< INS A alllklol _, abo prow 1M l.b< •ON Yiolauoa rCNIIed rror. cltanotuccs beyood tilt 11~'1 <0<1trlll r•- "*'-a r...- ,a~ u.. ~ao 11< t11t u~,..••3CXI r.._ ......~ , _ .._..... and . , . . _ , . . aoolc:Mt-willbuff<Cied. ~.lkmtn<1t,..piddlna l reo~~ocx lk -b<r orr-.. . - . ,.... ..,. appl)' to tbt Uooi-J'. btllid. LoCIIIINS Duma Doroclor llmedoe1 F<rro told tilt IJfl//•o £-u., ,.,.,. 1M tilt~ .._ ID .._..,o tilt INS'• laabibty to qiiOdtly loc:o<c- or lranJaa aedau> 1! a IIOiitlcl. be~. coun O<dcir Mft .....S (Of t1oeor mr-.ltuan ... Mldltloot, he ooid, ........... or ............... would 1101 rdt... t.he 1nr...__ aa Jnnlaa 11ucl<nl1 whkh 1hc INl> "II dota not -don on the .,...,.._ IO< a 11uclml via rtq.-ed. thM 01Jidmll !.,.. had 10 OludJ."' Minniru rematked. OUI~-4&1< """"d IYII...., aiJo Tilt lmmlaration 111e COO<dlnllOf potoled out 1tw tilt INS'• truOfl• he>< added to tbc dltriCUIIy or """'"'""' "' IICCW'III< """"' or rorap audcllu. ~~~~~~~·· J_,_ 11udaw durilll World Wat II - . . n..•1101-111t . - . - Wll t M I - a audca ·, ol opeoc:ll. 1>\lnUu Slid. Same llUdcoU load, "' the pea, lakm onlttbt minloftum r~ or CIOUN<S 10 bow - • tmw roc r.,._ .H.c_.. __ ...a - _ .. . "_..,._ _,_,_ _ &;....,.. ,...;c.·, NYPIRG stf'4Js up its fight to gain student voting r~ghts "'Ollia flelolo, IWncl - · IJ ..... tilt ~ IUidcal'o ailoal ......,._ .... orlldol ....... .......... 1*-.& ~. fledonl and . . . .. 6olod r......., - ) to-·· ~ ..... ''lilt"*"' rilllt fllliell~ott. ritJIQ." ronn<r to Frida,. Ill< Neor YOI't- Publle IDttmt OUI -dlea ..,...,..t~pua,lbuo ollo.o>Q& ....._.., otaOIO roariw a _ . , abort• lbc:K communlua. llanftt caid art COl bta<lltllta lrom •h< •adcJIII """' clmJina than llldr rleJ>II. lllltrtll ~ tilt ollealftlr ba/101 1)'1lcm .-~.Us Cult Jlcntt-OIIIIiDed Jt..o ClrOilp'l (NYPIRO'o) rllht to .UO... attadellll to vote In tbtir a~mpas . . . . .. ~ • )'IYPLJt0'• ......... IDurat Squirt lUll 011 """"'· ....... Slid 1M ..... or •lldtlu ¥0linlriabu ~ .... or polida IIIICI - · .ot alcpl Q-.iaa. n.........,of.......,~ ..... olnld ................. .... decdoa." aold IO'Pao .aM~~.,""'­ ....,.. ....Sto bt ' " - - O..OC...IIoonl .. wWdo ... ald• ...........,;., .-u.. "' * ................. _ Ho .............. .._. boorda o( ....... . . . . _ , . . . . , _ . , 10""" . . . . . . ..... " · - Ia .._. <*tlou. l1lat . . . . . .of ... - ·_...,., ....... . . .110 . ., .001 ........ 11oft _ ..... 10 . . , , - - tiDaDclaii11Ddtptndeat lltld do - poy prOpOitJ . . . .. &oolfttla•...._~tlltlobll)lilt ..................... spMd alno -u.tto a ,_lt(tlltlr ""'-'-cJ.............., rcr a poriDd ol ,_ ,_. • • ~- u 80111111)' ... rot .... ,........ famil;jr• ..... _ ....................... &v. - -·Pill' z..,._ olf ~ prOpOitJ ..........~ Ho cWtoed tMI',_ _ _ o/Uot ... 111101 _ . . prOpOitJ ....... " n.. - ... .....,.._ ._ for """"" "10 abto!Ul< tan>o. " .lO.OOO auclmts - . cl'-haodlilod tlllt ,.., boca- .... boucla .....s lilt bolloU ""' 111 ..... "He added ..... ballouiR-ill dooc dociolou or if doc CUIIcla&c or dcaloo dkla'1 cM~o.-tllo.- . __... - . ....__. __ .._ ,_....,. WOTWO~- ....... - - .. - ............ - - --~- n.. ~ ,........_ or u.. St.otc ....,.,._ drift. Tos*:f lldadod Off u.halltJ ($ASU) ...s NYPt•o - • Ia• c...- s.nMI ~. lldd S._.,, ...,._ ... ...,_ .............. dcaloo 111 rca a •..__,...,:· a~..._., Fedonl DlaDtca Cowl Ia ,..._., oe bcbolf or beolllt rat, Md • . , . , . . - f o r - ....,_ ....... flelolo, ....... - ..... Pn>JOCS ............., tO< u.. UB cllopla or ..... tllo ,..,.. - .,..,uodt. ..,.... dYI ....... .. Ali!My Co;oaQr- bt rqillered NYPlRO, ' - - Sialth, OP<ItOd lbt _ . . ...., dill llle be clilataoiD.otc with • . _ or .... ~·· ~ ........ ltiMiauJ Ia ICOiaa criteria. ........... 0o1m.1ae 1M "HYPao t.u a.1llia came u a .-It or tilt~ Coutlcy ..., .-rill ID lbt lblllp doao," h< lloG'II or l!kctlol>&' dcdlloa 10 &iw - · Ulduded tloe Nc-r Yart Scau Truol+ opecial q~ ror ,..;.u.ioe. Tcstilla LA•. tilt Mat\lll&lla ldana A<t, Md tilt <kllcrie Dnatr lAw u lqWaaioe Ill wlllelo the lobbylna ITOUP ltu bon Now Yart Su&o cltala aucleau llle nptiO "'le Itt llldt \lllhocni(y dloulcu oe lbt buil ia>anuncotal "' hdplftlto - · or a 1971 ,....... wtlldl - . ''No , . propollll ............. Ia 10 . . . . lloll bt coatldcnd 10 IIDw piDed or loa ·~ oa tilt botlt ol ...• a ,.,.. eap or New Yart wtt1c1o _,w ailoal Of .........,.••• ~~~~""'*'"'-lotlltb.c .... a f..W.,'a IDc:haded a ....,... or IIIII o/WIIIIIe ......,on,_ ..t ,.,_.., NYPIJtO't ~villa rO< 1M - - a ~alta. Tllo- It 10 h< arlaly few ...ua. 'N..__, we-.. _,.. -u. ...-----llf.AI-......... .._..Son!___.. ....,.. •.,....,amas .,.... a.lW I (1Ift DiaN ~ GROUP LEGAL SERVICES PARALEGALS ....... willie .......... ...... TODAY ·- MOs.RIIaD II.S.C. I~ .- . . ___ _ B ........... -..,........ _ _ ,.... _____ ,.... .. 1:00- - ... MZra,.. . . . . . . . . . . .._.. �l SASU plots strategy to fight possible school cost hikes i f j f. ... __ I! ........... .................... ......,.........,., ............ ........,...,-......... ___ .._ ..... c- ' - ,,.. .........,. ~ · o.n.·lllt ., ..., . . - ............ . ........ doot Slat Llpiolof .,..,...... · - r.diolp t..ooa..auaw lbls llundoy, uo Sqgft, lllrot ..,. he a lilly to prot<~~ 11w rualoa SASU Fnday, Smtt - ddtptt JOt n..r.-. lllrua <atd SASU or\11 fl"'IIbooall,....,.. 1.- th< SUIO' Syt~cm and affilOOI< udf w'Cll IJIOChtr Ut<' t Umvutity ')"'tem TlUJ tt to ectuc.lc the puhhe. and 0.. · -.. 10 tllc """ ,.._ they ..... 1>01)' 10 ••tDd c.cllcdo. FIB< - · " lA order for tiiD 1111 to ..ort, • • •1111 ..... .... ...... ,_, _ . or Lilt ....-...· ·- Blind lawyer overcomes obstacles cauntco(apa or WfiUb'l ma1e:oal ..bm avl.llabk and or ' ' Roi>Ht U•qaaall lprntlllfftf biriat rudm ....... ~bit .. SH/1 .. , . Scolr Muwu deadcd to bocom< a lawyer ia 0.. lillll.,...tc. ana.~~ fO< • bo) """''d beea blwd rr- llonb "I ..,.,_ I ptiLQ& m,..tr lolo." """'•• rloc 29-,.ar old Horvard...-...s a><poi'Mr lawyer,- "bill M -hioa I rallr WOI>Itd 10 pum.<... J. Soon Manball ..-.. borllpmnalurdyln 19SI , IIw 0111)' du'ICS or • waa Smoca tr" l'of1ll or blind-. ltetro-Lctrai·Fibn>pWia, is auribultdto 0.. ~ Ill lilt 19»1 or livil>& too much ...,..... to prt:~~Wun. !actJbMlQI tnr-.. Allllouih Manhlll'• reclnu deculcnttd ""'Y early, II< IIlii pen:dves liallt and dark, wJtlCb he add$. "bdpll.....,. JOU have to poy NJApnt-Mobawt a1 0.. end ot lilt mouth." MonhaU 1u><w word< early Ia lif<. His ~ .....S to lad to him oftm, and b)laee row h< -~~~in~ his rontln>"'"tcr and an.,., Ills r... __.,.,.. W'tth..llx · - or ....,, dla friondlloipa. ..t • drivillt llllf-dolcrnunation, ~ .......... fiom w.. Scr!tca Hoah Sci-' dlru.Mnilrof Rocbalu In 1969, •udyl~~a Hlllorr- l'sycbolocy. He .,..Suattd Phi ... " - , _ , . . . . ...... - """'*· and_.,.. ...a. od>olanllopo Sdlool. - · ......,... ~ t.- F............ AD of t ' - Jlcbk\'Ctll<ft,., • despire ru. pb.JSiad 1w><1iQrp. MonhtJI downplaya. "It • mauer or fOI'dllooiiJ>I," be: explained, ''of ..W~~a ap pror.....,_ and obltJnlna r<ad•111 lim ln_ advan<& of -..Ina Upoo p-adli.Mq fNm H""'- ud UJ 197~. Manhall _.... th< 1llr .,_, and ....,.,... ... asoo<iok w1lh "" ~ ...,..,..._,...,u•. ~. and M,... of Buffalo. '"llK ... ~n ""ltict> in this ......_ aDd llw lawyer'> mind mvtl he .-..-;pan. A fancy ._ esq,.,. ....sa .... orr..,. .... umroc. IN! 1M)'-· - . . , . , IINdL You tt11 hP<to pr- youndf <'"<0' ... - .. day.~,..... -.··~oc.......,. Law Is a ._,.,dl~totbc: blind~.>'<' lhtr< .,.. o- 400 blond laW)'<rJ pnctlcina uo tht Couuuy. A nlllooal .....,UUU0..-111< Ammcu BllnCI UWJerf A&ocilotion-ndrx= "Cuo OD CuMtu," u wdl .. sdttlioru (rO<n lao4lna law ""Is' jooruab to 11><111. Braille lypewrittn, profculonal read<r> and Opti<>O••· (.annlat iMINmcnlJ wbldl "rtad" prior and U'IJUiat• II into braiiJe..(ltt .,........., . ....... lilt rad:ina load. _,....._ 1M ~ rib tb<$< aids, lhtr< IJOitJCUiar .......... ""' . . _, ManMII c:urra>Clf IW*IJCU .......... . , _ ~... -t.icb pbot~ of irresistible How could she ret use when you present her wtth thos charmrng engageroent rmg Oehcate leaves and trny berrtes An exceptional oestgn set w rth 1 4 carat dtamond S600 _........- onca ....,, Mt t><oc* "' ha>e l0 CltpcD4 ... other onlor 10 k uo• whal'o ill lhal pboto," ht ~ . "lmuillnOOttllclfttobtrrry.,...." .,..... wiotlr dlmts be ~ obolad<, Monhall . ·•CJiaob ollea dodloc • ~ IUia.•• tbc: auom<)' t,q>boined, ~luy to . . (lny blilodDesi) uid< b qu~ u pooao'ble. A bit of bumor Ill riO< ""'' .._...., rel.utl -people than projccllna lilt urm. t>w;ineu auoorCiitre ~ IIIDd laWJtr before ~0111)181t11- BUFFALO CHEEKTOWAGA WILLIAMSVILLE yweLeRs �. - .- . I .. We stil ·need staff writers~ , ·· artists and , . . ..: · Rhotographers; · · · �I- . Cloning t_. �Edtk:el ~ So the pooep4ICt of cloning OMn Adolf Htdft or John F Kennedy, Ia.. 11 populatlzlld In ltctlon, rem&ln4,. remoU and Is probebly lrnpoo...,... Unlil.e pl<ant edt. on which the flrlt clonlng we• done. anlrnel cdo .... dllfetenlla~. that Is • ..._ their nudeltn made to r.produce, they w- no1 Into • complete~. bul &h. type ol .-t &om whldl they can.- A mUlde col does not w- Into a ~or a..- . but limply more m...cle Not clThe IWO ... ~ tlwn removed the openn and ~ nudti elready praentln !h. Cld bom the M<lOfld mouM and p&a.o.d the od In a tube culture, wlwc It dcwlopeollnto an embrvo The ant.yo then pilced In t he uten11 ol a whh mouM, whteto ev.ntu.lly gaw birth to a waY rnouM - !h. ..t.brattd "don~ • The diminutive ll&e of memmbl c:ds - 10 to 20 dma smaller lhan dw e«lb 1ft frOSII' - m•dc the ope:rallc)n dltleuk. bul .,., 363 tria, Hoppe ancl lllmmM« ended up with three cloned mice, and. biological br~. • ~. the ..... mice .... nol w• So the ethical q - ol ~ ... right or wrone to clone • replica ol a human ~ beoomas a n.- OM The 1'ha~ 011:!1 done ol donln!l • - lilhetber 11, but If they can apply I to ou!Jid« "nvwonment But bv laking the hlgMr ends AcoardlnQ t o Ploleuoo Scephen F-. a ~ldlt In lhc UB Department ol 8iologlca1 Sciences, blnh ddccu cauwd bv genedc ~ can be studlold . . . , bv "*11 c:lailes. '"Take ....... ol mice wlh dd«med legf," Ft.. uplalnad "You'd want 10 11udy wtlal ca...a that del«!, whether tt taka~ In the ONA or ~··· Olhet faaon which could cauM dcl-lnduda the od cy~.,p.m and the nuddo lnfor.nation from one mouN oqd traruplant!njj It to a numbet ol other mlc«, ldenlifls Will be obit to ch~~nge 1M \INiabl8 amOfli them end poalbly discover the 4IICad C811H of • '*"'defect ....arch II anodwr poutit venue lor &h. .... ol cloneo Acoardtng 10 Ft... IICimdas bekve thai Qneer cds are c:ds that somohow 1oM lhft dlflerenu.c- and~ lrtlp'opalv. The uoe ol clones In _ . . . , can c..na. detcmuM ~ -"" kinds ol Clmeaare herl!dllaly or c.uMd bv ort- faaors So clon«s might have some pUI'p<>RfuJ JUSII{lcatlon for lhm -nee asiM from dw m!JIOPic whims of a handful of I<Wnlllls The practleal bendlu of nudcar lransplanr.Uon, wU largely unnplored put 10 lftl the publtc' • Hoppe and FTanlo,enend elovalo coocepclon ol KlmliiiJ llmenMe .. Let ·T he SpectrUm help your future. . ' We 9an of~er WTiting help, -professiorial training 1~-d just plain fun. 355 Squire u.. lhcm to a Ngt... , pcohapo wen culotd t.wl �Sioux pow-wowing with anti-nukes _ _ b,HaiwyW- and ....... ·. wid Morvin Dewlow. a ..'OI'bhop lade. ......... oloo lhlllnll • ..,... of RAPID aTY, S 0 - lPNS! Jldl ~ 100 yqn ego. lin hcart>gs on !he relMtonlhlp apedltlon led by General borween the atlnCIIon ol the George Armatrong Cuttet publlc:btd the dltccHely ol jpld In the B*k Hilla, tlrtllng the S1a ge fot the even t ual declmallon of Ammc:an lndliins In the 19th Centwy llrUggk for ClO<'Itrol ol their t.ocl Thb rnond. the B1Kk Htlh ol ~.Qy South ou- we one:. ogoln a IIAige elwored by whkt and ted Amerlans. with ' - clraniM beong act-.! out One ........_ r--.-1 eftorts by the l..elcouo Siowt Hdon to <IWI'COmC lnle'nal dilputeo and reccMr lmiiY londl ~ .tzed by the ftdtt'al gowmmml ln 1877. The ..eond ha• brought the lndl.ns togd>a hue wtd\ polldc:al actlvlttlo from 8IOWld the globe, to Identify the common h u.vds to life In a ..... " ~ n~• dilemma itMif hol<b t h e - 119 Uroriwn depoob In u- hllll haw gtwn Indian Wwl da.mJ rncxnentous new ~- and lied the ~ Indian conlllct wllh modern IUOUICC\ t'chnology dcwlopm«t\t and 10 a ..uld-wtcfe II'IOY""'mt "We want pe<>pW to corM to the hliJs, which WI col 'f>aha Sap.,' to ... thetr beawy. ond know why narlw ~ have held them ucrod," •aid Madonna Thunderhawk, an otgan~ of the sarhmng. "But we abo "'ant peopl« to focu• on the !Hue of •utvlval tn general It won~ do us any good to haw the Paha Sa~ II the mt ol the planet fah to pl«cn • Nathe peop.... For U..t rouon the Blade H>lb AJL.nce- a CCMIIIIlon ol Indian and non-Indian OdMIU-haJ made ... ll"therlnQ a good deal N - doo6 . . - the Bladt Hllb, • oays ft&9nald Ct4lr Foce ol ttw BIKk Hllo Sioux ~ Could, a tradttlonlollll CIITV ovet of the councll• lhot perned the Laloola .,...,..., the whites eame. "I think we all agw ihM the Black Hills . . not Bttt.lor lOla • "The whk ranch""' and There I& no real u filly among hnntn •• lollnu their tlp'Mda the LakOia on whether or nee 10 al the ...... ol hundreds per _..,. tl>e fedanl peyment. month In South Dakoca aloM •• however, .,h lch vartou1 o...;c~ov Mid beqJ pu! ..u-p;~ fllft.er lOpercon~lo In • poolitioo thM !hot dcductwd lor lawyers) at ~In many"'¥ to whel's anyWhen betw.n S300 and beqJ daM 10 the lndJ&N S2000 per reaplmt Some oppou 'TN¢re el bM>g ~­ tradttloaall•u .. the 11411 COl loftd ........,_.. whdt ......... ap eeu.l atou and mlnlnt UI'IIRiwn ll'llnlllg In lhe ooaed ~ponla eon p lt>ft lands " Iande, tnd haw )ONd young Indeed, dec:illons ov. ...._, acllvhh ln prOt llllnlJ d control the liind tnd what ~of the Hlllr. OVMrt wil be cldne wllh K haw readl4!d - not ~ oppooed to a aitbl $lliQ« In South Daliota rnlnlng, but feel !hey eon gel a .,.,., ,. _ past ,.,... ......... bett.a deal prompting IOftM blnerMw tnd "The gowmm«m lo Oa.dy pol;ariz.atio!f llmOIIII lndloru cu!t1r41 "'IY't.cic on ~ tnd -ployment ~on whdt A nwP !l.u'*'g pclnt re.ched Jurw 30 ""- the US tha ta.vattons haw been Suc>r- Court "'*! thai the dependmt," uyo Waly Fea!Nr ~ -.d "They otMously- to maM. ·~• ol the lAkota _, hwd on ~and to try 10 Nation $ 122 million 1n subaltU!r lhlo .-yalf lor ttw eornpens.a6oc lor 1M Bloc:lc ...... ~ It'• • strong Hils 7.3 mllion oera blackmd but I don~ "*>k • .... oowred in the - · 3 4 mllton ""'"' The trodibonal people .,• acres ol 1M Bleck Hib . . under holding fWm 10 the fact thai the fede-al <-'OI'IItol Hills ~• nee for 6ale, and ewn Th e Htlll hod bun the Mil-out lndloono now thtnk guaranteed In P«t11Cfully to tha they con get mono " Lekola In M 1868 ~JUly SIOI\1\g The •aka In the Palla Sapa thai land rould be taken only lJO -n beyond !he S 122 mllllon will> the wnuen ~ment of thru•quarler& ol the Lalcola males. But 1n tsn. thorlly afta Cltslcr'• l.Asl Slond , ~­ ~- •n e.ct wNch traNI«rr-.1 the Bladt Hillo to tbe ftdtt'al governtnent without Indian l a mlly fa r m 4nd thw t.XIermlnallon ol nallve peopla -n.ev·.. lsn' .. pea...,.. u.....,... nwre ... CONCnt. No~­ ofMred at che dme ...... yew . .. federal dun• CJ>UR n.lod thai the t.t.oca W«l« • entllltd 10 a purd\aM ~t C Wtcnt esnm•••• lor the raw unon1W11ore In .-1:11 1lw Black . . . ""' In .... ......... oliOI'IS ~ ............. tNOtttel priCn muld be """"' hunch-do ol mlllatu ol dolan Huge ~· ol~ and Iron ore ebo undtrltc the oreA W about hd ol the us yearly production ol gold till - o u t ol the Hom• Sloq miN • l.-1 In oddoaon lh«rc 11 llw ~v~r-.:eol w- s- .., "The Peha on h\196 aq10tfn-t that supl;>ly hunclrtdo crl thow-onde ... ~ wtth wac.r ,'' wyo W1n0n1 Ud..to., on ~ -.., the w...,_ o1 AJ Rood ..c..-u. "Deeov thM tnd 10011 out ... In ........ ol the Wm " CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION ·th•n en • ntJ.nucle.•r of $ 17 mJillon-tha oHidol demon11raUon " We have alimat& of the 1877 """"" ol Included wor ksho p• on the H ills-plus 103 yun of moJC! educational oh«mallv«s, on healing. dtot and n o tural medicine, o nd w e're aloo offedng a lot of bo« lnfonnatlon and hands-on experience In approprlat..- technology," aplalned Wally Fearher, a 8HA organu.. "We want l*lt* to l«ow here wtlh a real .ol lnrerest The Supremw Coun upheld the awa:d dobThe ~. whldl has attracted~ from • fw awtty as ~ oncl Japan, I& bmg Mid on • nAia 400-acn p1eot ol pos~~~re land donated rrnt·fte« by a loeal thtrd geJ>~totlon cattle end ohaep fumer ·n amed Marv in Kammerer. who 15 o ppoMCI to uranium min~ As pan of the appropriate technology worldbop Pf'9&nl · s:'~ ~ lhe c-.10 the Suc>r-• Court had no connct the l...akola N - and _,. actlrlg Blod<Hllls But wtlhln 10 dayo alter the decision , the ()gat. Sloux Tribal c' Council t.ook stepo to eat. the· 5uprenM Court 10 ckdar• • m11tt1a1 Aa:ordong to T rbl wh• a .._.,, 10 "-"""'« on lhll llltonwy Mario ~. the planet In !be 1~ ond how to Washington lo..,yers who "*" -..v. has dvvRio ped among the reject the oil• of payment o utright and, tmtead, 10 "5et Ill& dedslon • • ollldol oonliimelloO that tllk to the Hilla , . , _ ~ Its original owncn ·~ US ~vemment has detenn!ncd thot the S loW< l..elcouo to Into~·· ))owe , ...... - crl hit naW>bor'•· of ""' farm«-nrodMr neighbors • be • by IOPie • the gMhelng. " In adcllllan to the worlcshop6 Oft eclucodon. hulth .... - CHINA NIGHT ,Bl Sa~aR~ay, Feb.l4~b lndled, • strong mow:ment will buJcl a dlr '-iriSitV*m Kammea hal enduncl _ . yean o l - dJo191t, and hit pro blema h a ve beeJ1 c:o<f1110Wided by hll#l In· .,...,.,, 'Wid Ullllable farm mw:Mb. HI& piWII and that pR.eseocs ~ Dick Miller ,.,.,.... . . . ..,_,boo_ 181 Del.,.,.,.., 84..TOIUiwendll, NV 14tiJO 883·5800 llltf• • - - Uotro..,-l.lol) v..,.....ne t1"'"""' t"" a s-t. ~'n'llo, ~(tuM Jlt t . ..l\.....,...1 C HINA NIGHT WILL BEGIN WITH DiooeR a~ s~30 pro io ~Jacket Co+eteR.ia AND C ONTINUE WITH VaRiecy Sbow, ac 8 :00 pro Kacbcmine CaR.Dal Tbeaote Abmfaaioo P>R CHINA NIGHT '91 is t5.00 em() dc'kecs I"DQP be pc.tRcbaaell ac Tbe SqaiAe ~ Tlckec o;pce FOR MORE INFORMATION C:All G3CS-47.21 �. t Jl c.Jliloc l'a< R-.....,_ ·• ldo •n...... ..• ...... """"' ...... "' Yllltet llildoor ud ._,_ ,.,....... laa llourt<to) . ... ! .l f I a.rtoo, •11o """'"'"" ah h4 candor ud """· a.,._ .. butbellond til<-·~· r,.,. ....,. 11ac h< "'"'at• klpDU ....... . . . . . , , _ no.-- 'POrt~ lhto...... UIICLid>oJ!a olr t~ hit r - abo~·~ 10••• """" Ex- Yankee throws UB a fewcurveballs ...... 'flit: bs ... ,.. ..._ ... _.....!! 10 t.-l.p(• ,...or_,. ~ (Ia """" ~h<tkaJ Ofd<T o..-...,.,. Nlnta< ·wn .... early ?Oo. ROOD< ICIII '"'........ '-POd llot>bo< tlwyclod lor t11rv.., AIIC. I ....... tll< • - t ......., obouo IO..._ol ar~er I - thr.,..,.. ROO<K KT"ta.I'Ded • tum tbouc m r--..1 thai I'<* •· YCIIi BerTa ··rr an•hoa• ..... lie • "'Gild lool. at lbc:m Mor• 011 y... .. ... h<a "'* ••h ......... a.- ._..._ •. th< be,.. load<d and ... r. ow to the mouod 1k><·I.O • do I baDdk thiS l•l ,. >.oJ I Lno• ' K~ tll'u•ma 'toa "(Howe arrogat He is.' �__.. -pltdlct'' J......, E..t~'a;od." ,~ 8tlll F- autbor Juu .r """""""'Room. III'O't• rs fUimor< ru·I<Mnacr""d •it!! ncty or •UbJ<C'li40Ch bomlno<l..,.... and b\ibdl J,nicrat ..flea -a oo- 8W>dlanl (bod o-• "" - '"' .... Y - ) . ''V.'ball rook>< u-., I ... "'Jtlnl.__ . . . ClW'I. . . . . . . . . . .... ConlloaiJ. I •u - · bul I lllot 111<m for n.., UIAinp. n... 8bAdlard - .., w -.me~ and ays, ' Hey, Bo~Mon, ..,... art 1011 domr l M ~tl<Y (J.Ianllc) an4 1101 10 pby ..,rl a!ld Y011 hu a dinnct en. them >001cthll1& •o hfl.' H • - t.c:k .,.,,.,.., •he CatdiiUII bantu Whll I ,... lhrowllla. JohM1 ruJI~ work«! wdl W.< b youna ~>Kdlc<." Wloool tlle"lXX'mka<Mvw btfOI't lum clled. tllc 1111 1'04'-h«itoQ.._andll.ocllO•-oo t ~ . Na...e,, ado load ,,._ ....,. - ... lllcy......S» _ _ _ . , _ . ._ o•- r...o 1 _,. T1otJ al waol - · - ......., O'Mallr) ID hunodl 'LA11'1 dea l:uta, he't ~ IO ... , , _ • ... , . jvJI lb< N - ,...,..., ....,.. ..l ..., mt or oht rdlo• ..,..,, .. ,,... III'M .., tv«ybodr ..,..., bt h&rmlot an4 1r...y dated fum ll'o 10ft of llLt bl'll>a &I Ill< Oom<lcraill. Con•m110n no1 <kl:id~Dr ...,_, ean.. and l:mn(I(J,, and """''"' _ .... ... ICM'M' . - -.•• cs 0..,._ d. Olld II< maiAta....S ...,. puu, "tdl k h'b rona ...,... - r.... ao.....· "t'.. JWII ••r •~ lhcMold hnc 11m> a ,...._.........,or or a bocball pbyer r·... J'* tuetyco llc~ ." lioww<l Ccocll ··~ard •• lllc 111>< o( 1M • bo by ~ ·r ....., - - u "'11111llir •~•.,.PI> rru~ .. Molo4ay • .Wy-tt«<t...wk lat>dl •nb ltG&tt SUlubadi....S he LOid m<IO -d> for tift arc hla comment> pc>tl l*kn and COOWJ\111<111 " I worl.<d •'lth ~ ord 111 New VO<L. li< - · 10 llc IIITOflW, wrboo< and ¥1181 1 sportJiiCa.Met tn I>Onipoll>. He IJ." own a tb.ft(' tnJIHilt Whitey Ford " Wh•tey ford •ouJd han ncnr b«a ' and BiUlc Jcu Kina dralt«~ Jr he !lbl'<'l today E~ ,. "' tlw Sea:.- uwdl oo t:OIIIput<nud no•, &MIICIOIIU JWt . . for lb< btual. -dwnb, "'~'Dilly and r..a~ They doo'o noeawn bean or tenb J~lau!l y d<sft." ... _ ....od.- atwl MJlc HeapD: " .W.L< ,.... •kocl ""'" •nlk • or o4 17.-...c:t - ftOI port of ~ I _ . , . . pla)Cf, t nd ... IAjd II .... ~ 10 10111' ..,,• ...,., .... ba to oak< _ ..... ld Yop • hat • - ot 111ou ror !'0\lf t~ dtJdJ< " say, ..,.,, .....1 .. Ewl KDo\d· "lbli Ill) 11 tl<r~ Ht Jllnlpo 14 ... -~.my ron& ,.ithamocor<)'dc.,ll<<dh tom<OO<, 'Hey,llbtn~ I'll ...... Dnrolt. · - 110 lldiUI Snal< RJ..,. ' ot>-10.uly, ht docm'o knn" 'IJ VOSf came ...,.,.Phi •cry wdl . ~ he pabt a Jd po•<t<il 1 and ...d;VOjl, h.,.. mOIOI<)'clc and oil ht ........ ll 'o nchculoui." d, 'How 11\0 hell do I 8oWit t;vhn " I'U tdl vou ho• 8o•x p.K de\.tt'd ou- """h )(al••• tlly ....,..l«< wtU ""h '\' ~ r.., _.,_ ••...., ioao 111c lrft to •dl ftdll ' " , . f~ 11'1'1 · ... . - ,,. - · ....... , .... ~ _ , . . , . . . . ... ._10 ............ . ~.,.-. · ·~ ..... · - ......... l - ...,.. "-4 " " ' " " - w . .·• ...nt4 Pt~< " - "Pttc """ a ..,...,.,,..... POOl • ill< t f boot fllllllocl 'lit A•IOOouv~•. 1'1 P. . R- Hot c told tr... prm <h• 11 ,... the llrw boo\ lie .-n ,..., m t_ •·o.lt rcw n.....aa ~-." ••t Mlllll04l ' .. Ut: a d..ra. ...., M UD.IOIS't. 'IQ tbt Pf-=--• _.., r..,_-. t.tUf of herr 110 I pb' m1 ...... ' When he dotd, I dtd o \.hon pte« oa blm I d.tdn't ttt I •ouldn•t '-"' ft"' •••* .._ It-Y- h" r.1. ·~ '"' .,.... 1100• a...,., ,...., •• ~·· ~,. ., tolaot .. r...,s.. ... SpatLJ l)Y ' 1111 boM 10 I"""Y • ,.,.., tM I otc.'l k•• ...., llc • too< 11 .._ SJOO.OOO otw and .........~ abo.........,.... . . - _ , . . . , fi -'"'-'...... ... ~ ,. ~.a-.~~c....,....~.too caArd 7'ltl ,..,/,., ' - · bt T- Sa>et """""" ·t,. <...rt""' lad) 1o li< "o lk'• "''* •• b< ~ 'i.-til..,_~ ror lilt Olltll<ro.ti.Bol>b>-•o .... atoiloo h ...............,..,..,. ODtl_ .. . . . _ . _ •11'f .. .,., . . . ltocd ltlt:IOU. fro- ttarw ~ llotcallod •~ lind <tod. ' llq, ~ • • ,.,. ...c.., from u• • He Mid O tt. n4 came 0\o'lt to "''"'~\ •"<• - lk ....... 6oct(ll ~ "' ...... 111>4 ... MllnJOtl Whc:!l o ,...,_.,., Mad 01 a NoMe Plu< onllocl I' omtU h'llo or... &lilt'-· So IMft ... 'ft'lnna dJCS, Cbcy <kMI't '"' an)' l'll r~"twc • .o •h' .... " ........... or'"' Ntw v..... y..,, .... ...,.... for tl\oUid,.. """lito Muntvt>' He I"" hu 1 t.l ""h • oho« ,m. •o lllldr... They clld, ""' oow or tllc .,,.. uld. lor atmn&- " ~-"· ..... d ..,.. "" ........ , of (loc door w, ..... "" Md<Y Manti<. "I ha.., t _,., flll•&>f Wll<1l looltfll ......... """' •. 1..s 1 ...... ,..,., • . , . , . - _, ... 6.-.t""' \C•J•(') • lD. his .,...,cktilldrm •tl tNIIC' ap to twn Md ..,.-. ·~. . .... . . . . ath ~~ ~ -~ ,,.., k l c • - - • llo"'-II<IOOLO"trtlwlh•o.lr ..)'<d bokbell. H<'U loo~ a <hem on4 U) , - ,..., 1<'11, .... ........... Olld I'• Foo~~ li)IIIC I<> ... l< t I'"' oor ,......., 14' II< 'iuft 08 M.a.o&lc.i.,.Mtd.C) c,a,M (0 OIIC pmt 11UI-h I ...., . ..., . 1'111 Jt ..... - · - Ill>"' ,., abaci hanao-. 10 Hou~'1ct •II OUl, an4 bt tuld ..... IO fh• "t ho<a J Wfntf t\ tkqJ d off lD the tru.acr'' roonJ ~ IIII'I"C' •en• '"'o And fKUtD) 0<1 Frlr P<S..- an4 \11h lo.t~idl '""' t\trt 10 H0<1~ r.ud 'ao lt'l M&nlk lo pu,.-11 kftP.tn•u •00 ,..--.ppect •t"'n X"'(f"&i ~_.,, "'*• 10- -lift ,lUI).,., tu1 ' V.e -..m Uno 1ht fn•ntt', O)('lm. dtc:ucd h.t.v.dr, 11\4 ''""""' bllJI 10 1>on1c DIMo II< ~" 1he In oll<h «-- J·- \ an•"' AJO~ '"h •• ,~ofthow u~•t. ..:b -.a~ .. tdo• ~I '"' ~hdw*"t ... t COssl) appears to be verbose and pompous. -Jim Bouton by Tlllo••Eittor R. Cocola ll'lC'"Itt Bob Oibfoo ,.. _.., in•o bucb&U'• Hall or l'onl.< IIJ1 -t. Tht fonner s.. Louis Ottdin.tl puch«'l ClltC<I' w., hlahrollbl<d by ocY<ttl 20 win scuoos &nd d u1ch World S.O.. P<dorfti&IICltJ. • On tlle other lwld. e>.-N..., Vort Yank« pltobc< Jlm 8out011 .... not docled to oh< Hall of F.,... lut ,.·c fk . Altbooab b< b <<duliadlr Uldiciblt lb< .. iD 11< .. 19b, or r..-. ,... an.. list 1971 rcdrcma>l rrom tb< Allallu ....,..., u il clooAitl\d Ilia Bousoa •• ..;a , _ .., Cclopcnu>wD plaqw. For • lllott period or lim<• ...,_ , ...._•• C&tftl paraJidod Oi_.._ Bocll _..flamL-tllrowina rooloa ~~ up by lbdr dubs ill the e.tty J!l60o. Glbooo bad .,. oltAandlA& year ;., J96C "11c:D he ltd hb dob to a World Seriet opll\11 BoutOOI'I Yont.... (llovwo a 20 pm< win'* tho! )'Cif with lWO World Saiel >'idoric:J). llolb phdlen totffcred physicallimitatlotu: Oib>on't YDUI\&Cf ,_. _.. man«! by ...,...,. rtcptlc:ism about Ill> asthmalk CODdi1loo an4 Booloa ,.... ........,...,., by ti:OU\s 10 be 100 "* .. _ --a. tlorll...tc lk ~ ..... afu:r 196C, the paBild " " tl\0 '""' mdcd. a-on dadopcd a ..,... - . ""' llc ..........., pilc:bin& 1ft paiD. ("My ll1liJ - • alt'lcbed !itt a rutibcr bud," be m:olkd.) Wbilt O.'bfoo - bllftina obut· ......., Boutoo lost lilt bca oa bh rUtball and was ••'btcqucruly offtrt4 to lh< Saltk Pilou <cam in 1!169. Bou10a pitched for Scank and then HouRoo that rr-. willie ...... --·his~ bat ........ /Nil Fow, whldl eublbbcd 111m as live Mort Sabl ol bueball. lbt book Is a look a ........ w111>out ~.,_., It ~ ............. lk""""""' of ......... .... lmSioas - - '*"'""and lllc basttd blawc:loy. Bousoe rcdml iDidolb' from '*<btl~ Ia 1m IIIII folllowal . . F""' with • llom:Dclous. t!OQOid, 0*1 oo~., T.U lt hnclro/ly, a book Boutoa admiu he wnm. "for 1M onoaoy." At\« !ill yean of booedc:U.i q for ABC Ia New Vorl<, &o;,toa <lOCICCi...cllb< &bon~ CBS series, /JQ/1 Four. " I wamod 10 mako lhc obi>w realisbl< in til~ same JCOSe Batnty MUla ponrays cops." &o;,ton tuld T/tlt Sp«/rvm. "''"'"'Jion -•boul r,. .a.o.r: t>Got and tl\0 obird 10 I ~nurw. fot ,~ • ouW ~ '" 1.1er:p "811 !hey llad 111< """• !be Al'tr y..., •n) \how wttb tnt" '""'bk" .....,, ..... ~ .. ) d . ., _ - - bl..c pattOU ...................... - 'T1ot hawmr....,...._orruaW1Ill~tbu..., .-1...., us. doo'l ''"""- ""'> ...... pla)'<d l.Mtk ~. arl«!lhl .... , ......... -uld d<viK ltku., and P<lcbula iDIICIICI or """"' Bouton lhcn mumocl to ~>&$<ball, P<l<hlnt '""" ,...,. or o....,ued ball "Wr .....,.. .....,.., to lro-'< (.,.,.. Boono mi- .....,. ball an4 ulumatdy mat •oa th< AlWl'" llnl- Ald. ror lb< fia&l moruh or <he 197lli<UOII, compilooa a - . 1 or Bolli...... 1·2 in~,......... Ommdycm rr...lcdwc amul. &o;,'""" an anldt wllicb wil app<ar 10 April'• .!i,oom pnlmCXUOJ ,~ ......... ~d<as< o f - Fow lq)dalo lb< old Seoult Piou. "Moot ball play<n ...... " " " ' - NNT ......... il - 400 - loq, and dxla'1 ha-c uy poctWCI " Boutoo ....S, _ . , . tbat 111c Conuniaooet'o """' su.n4 oa tllc bool may obo ba~ clncned lhcm. "Yet I f<d IIIII lk uncl<rl)'ift& lb<ma of tJa/1 R>ur played a pon or bn.n&Jftl his .;pur...,. abo•u tht f lft ocmt .,...... or today." llodton cil<d <hal atalt1ll< ponrayaJ or own«s 10 ~ In BoiJ FOtH hdpocl poopk .....m.t thai lb< bucbali IU<ratdly lin\ply bad 100 moch poW<t. "P<opk an4 pbYft'l .,._ qiiCIIlonocl th< llotU /WI Four c:o.M out ." Boutoa Ald .. " l'bctl ~ tbty t'OIC! lb< booL, lk1 raliudbow bonlbk lk ............ - · •• dlC!II eM~--.~,,..., 10 tndt pla}'<n ........ an4 BouiCMI roca1b ._.he load co fllh< I« a l l,OOO raix aftct 8 21 --- ICUDG. o,.,... Wit- ... .,... "I wcm "'<he Andy Meuatmith CU< (""'ictl dlsnwnled l>ud>IJI't ~ clau.e) an4 read CllllCrfiU rrom &II Four," BoutOII Mid. "J ..,..the only ex~ who lttdn.d." &o;,1011 IIIII .... lbt ownen a ha.;nJ 100 llluci1 - · "Who lkhdl-tbcta&<~,....,., .. Bo<¥ooald- ' "lll<:y'"' i - l6 buliolt:umtll - buih ..... Jtadllllll ...., .... ia lh< whok .U. for ptOilt. lay Itt 11\0 o wo tbt baotball._ ...s .. w-. out of &heR. 11ID -.y 11>< dry or Pilubwrb ca. dedtk wb<Qcr .,.. - 10 buy a 0u &JCfl( or build • botpi<al, but a least k wil b< thai tlocDioa." Boutoa commcntocl "" 1 .,.... pbc~ cffectiaa baocball, cabl< TV. "Tbt po«:otiAI or co1t1e <dtvbion will p.~ bucball1he -W>ity oo IW'D a lol or moot)l. 1r cablt TV dlarJU Sl )'OU bcttt:r bdi<vt pcopk ..W payiO< ll." Jlputon .... abo can4icl "" Olhtt ~ or butball. " Link Leq"' ;. one >OrfY joke," 1\0 Ald. " Kids ooday vc _...Olio 1-. e• ,,., ; ...,_, Tht ca Yanlc< abo "" a dirf~ llcl•......,. ~of ooda)IIDCI l k - ....... ol llw cad) IW.O.. " I!Kt .. t1w 601 ~ _.r ..,•>U..to 1ft IIIlo l i l t - .,.._,.. ........ .. ,.,. - ... - • ., 10 .... ~­ tbda'• PI f01 tile wolb lllr way today " &ou<.. IIIIOIOOied lltol ..... _.._,...,...,....,. llnl•cs. ... nkt .... . , _ (« liiOOOIA- ''Th< youna«...,.. woodd..,... 011> to - ....s ...,, •~ocy, • b> on you do<A&llll>, Jomt h'JIIoc your JOt>.' Ytt<kYdlcla 't...m thai II IIIey ckAo>ocl lb< lnfldd oround lhcm. lbty WOOI!da'l haw any . , . - balb an4 lk1 ~ 1ft 111< true hop oo .,.,...,.,..... Tht bits lllllfllr - · · · do ~ ...,._, lhcU job ,.,. dlcla., 10 ~ thai d<sft... OCI:ptr lk hardllltlt<. - o o iullb he os - bona abo<ol w . - o r bn a . - a . "/WI F'<N< 1 bool .... _of_...._ il ...... bool - 11\0 ......,._. owacn of load>iol. lie wei Mit was dirf<mll ,,_ """" boob - .., ~ inlpon&lll and Ollly ldl 10.000 ~­ ~ 8owx Kabl>'s aumpr 10 rc:prunaad l>tm "bockflftd," llo\ltoo - " ' <h.tl anotbc< 200,000 . _ ...... mad< shonly ancr Kllbn <oolactiool. "'-"do was..,. l:IIR ,_.. Bout""...,... cot>Udcn bimsd! ollllo....,j Ir o m - · but il . , _ ' mil) botbct hom. .,1 haw: DO illt<RIIed I& Old Tlmm-or ia baoapen ollb< Ylll\ttlomtl),''llowoo Aid. .., _ •r ~r• ...,... and 1 ~>n<...,., to"""~~~,.,. ........... w1t11 t1w r........._.. Boutoa abo tude: a r....s oa a./1 Fwr, " I bop< poopk today- a./1 " - ' u btilo& more thaD a boot oboul lock« , _ , on<b.. I loop< !be) - howinoportant • tn>11- in~ lb< rr« IIJ(nt .,....... and bow tllff<rtlll and uaportU11 ll "-u ba<.l&bc:D." fnn Bo<ftOII docs 1\ot ba"" to WOft'J about tltal. If ht hJJ ony ~ons llbout Boll Four, ~ cu l~WI)1 <all ,,... Comno~ or a..cball'> Ollie< md ..~ f0< on opllliOII 'I ! ! �!editorial J Organized opposition _ ! !i 111. ,_Am...,..~ .1oM Sl>tffer 1o u - . l u l .. ,.. ''C«llt-1"' ·~-·to be In rMIO<Ioe •~- toU8'a H - h - . , . . , ~hen wo ~ we.,.,. convince our OOOd o....- HUQII 1.. c.r.., to otop = politico wllh State_.,. OIICI 11ar1 ~ ,.,..,.., - • lllo . f -art • c.r.., f'~uru pr-1111 by - l l f """"' INII clOd diiCrlm... IO oea~<~at ue '" oomporlaol> ro lut>dlno ,..,. Health Sdoncoo •• Soony erooa.. ll>e<t II "" OIIIPUIIrlg tM fOCI that ,..... at-to ho<a a,UriiCIIII 1 - !torn "" S\11., Ao UB 11101 ,_ldant lot HMIIII S c - f. Certlf Pwnnlllllatu, lhl Ooolfno<'t rllloM•JtatJOO> for tna <IIOO<of'OIIIoMII hm<llno 1a and IlloGICal. AccOfdlrlg to c.r..,, StonyBroolt hal ol!olpltll. IO II M~ll be~K~<n up, 8ul .. Sl>tff• polmo ou1. that ,_,.. on ott«>~ tr>at ua •t pvnlahiCI ·- e a.., did not 111 to wllcl • holipitll in 8utf1Jo '"' thl Health P'OO"IIO Nne, ao now t1'14a tehOOI 1e pUn~. Sc~t Current'' bad tast~ To liN Etlllor: thOY - • .... _ JoumaUittl ha¥1 to IW """" chancU Tt.o Speclru,., <1'<1 aoy !hal 1111 •ulgnOIIon Molt lubll'a edllollollnlho CUrrwrt wu out of plea ...... poult*. not o.t•nltt In hlo , _ to n.. SpecffUm'l - • ot thl Luboo aiiO kno,.. t,..t ,.,. , ... to prino _.lblo -•on111or1. "' ~<now• ,. """'"' .... !hal"""" ... - . ......... Corni*lno- .._.., Clonothl ....... noll- oloOip - · a t - 01- "'.,..,.. tom.... t+o WM <lgllt tnat Wll~a wu OOrMo In o oUnllor _ , beltar 8oth partie&- be Ol¥tn thO or the Cloubt, bl.l on apology ""'M be ~leO mattor uotno - - corollrmod otWt unconft•med &oufCK.And"*''---1-11\aiiOIOll\'-oad Ket•• &U the 'W»>'1• M W•tq.al• 1,., ~ ~ ...... o.,.. J~Mo w. .,, tullno • little tall "' on tkM<Iy attnolrle woun<l. 8 u1 _ . , . )u<tl roi'YI"'I arounel '"' IAglatatull ot ~ tiiM lo an - •• ,.hod ol cltaii'IQ w1th the o..--'o dll<ogaRI lor SONY and •- •unlaJ,_t to U8. W. , ... fl'l«r In A.-yman sn.tlaf onel lllo ool"-guea , and we <1o not fMr 11\ot thOY w"l Nil 11111 un-I.Y "' 1111 oyflwn 11 ~to-n ltla <lraln. But lha bolito llt ¥1 to be annual? II ohe elton - aprM<I mo<a tlltoughoUl the .nUre )'Mr. couk:l U gradueUt De a lltut ._. tntente tn J onuary tnrough Apnl? What P<lllfic: higher - l i o n in """ York and may nMCI 1o 1 "kwo SIJP<Y'' compoiQI> thai lunctlono ftorn JOMary 10 Januory. A ooalltlon oltevlolltoro. a<lmlnltlraun. l l - 11 and ocwlcl kiop the prnouro on tho Slooo Ia< odoQuato lundlng. T - w1tlll<l ll>ot, un-.ijy MC1oro oould lobby IOf lnolr lnciM<Iuo.l• We -ata e«talnty not aUte, tM.It we nav. ......-y oontldenca Jl'lat the S1a1t wwmoto:aro wtll roily ro SU"Y'• Clolon ... Ao>C wo bel - '"'' loUt con,_ HI"'""''*-· _,_!Illy_,. To tiN E.dltor. i>p. tl>o lkllllrno In.,.., a y -. ll • • -. . planned. Amt!rlcan...IM brl 11>0~ - . y hooCio and colt ":!' ono to the o<<W>ol In Iron Will> Cynthia Dwy<lf norno. oil ol tl>o !lolleoeo& .,. ur., one! one lnlornotoonao able to root cr•ola moy bo-Ola- t6 :a e -- St,.. tha ""'"'" ol' ltlo 6Z M>t<ic:an 110110- '"" ""'""'~<& on<l -va.,_. .... been ""!>haofl<no 1ho la<il that all ""*>cant """' ~n Iran hed no1 ,.tur...S. Thlre .,.,.,. M MUIGflit U'ley ten thf' public, ane1 unt» aJI are ,,_, olio ctltlo I a - · Un<IO<Ibta<liY 1fto·caoo .........,.no DwY'If re rrom '""' o1 tile Emblluy gr....,. Owl'l' _,, oo Iron ahlf tho 1 . - u • , _ , _ joU<nallotonCI inCIOila,..olo USgcWor""'""l bllnon 1 - t -.. Sneusod o local pr. . . , .. . lor -uota, and anfonod ohe country wtlh no lorJMI tiM to the ma<llo. She had to 1<now -taho wu oetll!llllnto. Hevenhe..._ aha wu hll4d for 10 mon1hs tn an lrantan prtaon on u-r:ontlotod ooplonoo- cllorQOo. Thotwu ••fi1Pir anothor lorm ol 1111 dl.,_rd a!lown to A,_,lca by Iran O¥eJ thl ,.., year 11 ,.... unlllcoly Frlclay ohtl the lrantant _,1<1 Clotoln Dwyer In theor eo~~ntry muoh lono-f, PottlwiO<Iy auor liar tntlmony, 11 woo oVI<Iono thll ... In '"" ·•-unv only l>oroell .,.., - · entangleclln ... lnlrlgue In a n otlorllo lntorvono in 1110 EmblltoYO'<I. .L' Yet ..,., H onty in '" beat lni.,Nt&. Iran "'" expected to re+NM rhe A...-th<MJ-IIo. Whlla wo arolhon-luiii>Ot the crlllo Ia ov.. and Owyor-alono Wllh thO other S2 Americans ne6d capttve-it hOf'ne, It t1 untCX1unat• ttwlt stw wu IOOiftll eno~~ IO go 10 o foreign oounlf)' l'ng<ossod In oontr.,..roy It Is alao unlott11~11e that ol\o • - appointed 1>4ne!l an lntormad!ory. and .,-., lhtnoo u tllogocal aolaJktno 1'10 Lot in "u a tolie' our~no calla oo A....,ic:a. ll the 1ranlant were~~~ 10 arratt another AmeriCan. ~ was • PJime. torgeo ....,..,.. of 1>o< acuona. "...n!MIIOU, u a olttzon of thlt Collnuy, OyntNJ Owyor could not have la<gouen. Hillel c.pnvo aoalnot '"' wlw. 011e was cleany •~• 53<<1 c.apll\lt or IJC(fUI*"tattoe.. •"'• u.. Oou~ .... rnan1 ...,. . ••u an(! printed on • .......,, o1 ,,.. vrcJou• ora-. bill llu.t wtahto.,., lhl ...,...,._, brl - How"""'"'""''""'"''rlondct'll&toi'OU"""""no• 'LoUor to lho Ellltor' printed In TIN SpectruM Willi your ....,. 01\11 and pou tlld..,. •<nto lll?t 1 '"' I am G....., Hoot-eu~ tt.o .."GI6rm Hoeo" _....,,.,._ ..;11 IJGl>• 101 ua. toUor _ . o In l'tld<ly, "*""'1 t.....,. ot S..t 11>oro mt y be on ..way to <loa! Wl1n the b<IOQet 1>1' comb61tno 11 • Tt.o $pec(fllfff. I """"" wroco thO '-1101 - nod any ..., beto,. ll'o OC>ftiPHd. ~ ...Ill.. tho polnic:a tl* ou0<1o c.r.., P< ...touo ttnoWiadgo or h .,.,.,. t1 wu brO\OGIII to my and lha Stott: Ml'IQ on -nlud, ltand\no bocly to dho l ' - ,,_. moy a.uenr'on. nwt.o taYing SU" Y-OIICI Wll~ ll>ot, UB,-a lillie - lor toR Tho loti If wu · - b y Tho Specrt~~m 0y moH on Jonuary :Iii a1gnod 'Glenn -~· IIIIa< c·~ 11101 1 Then there were none • • • t- Malidollj forgery ........ _ .,.., ,, 10 be !Ninted .,,.,.. ... thle •• ~loonal (11 "'•: Tho lotllf wu '"aolonat and aa<lootle> n.. Specifllm """' no¥1 doubta<l '"' rationality lot thO t~to on tho lottouaa<l " /I. ~Ilona! (11 Plea.• IM>t INtCio "" atllfnt>l at thl tottor waoOy mo. - • brougno lltothOor ottontton. theY IhOY did n<M hello ohe un,. to cllelk _ , . lou or Aloeo -1!11 ldantfllell"'" lher Cll"'*' tl>o olo<>OJunoo - • "•lmllor" .,.., that e•hor I 0< • .. ,,..,.. -b'"'' ,..,...,. c:l.,,_.,.., """*""' ,_......,_I...,. ono -..no- l hOvo no .,o- al<aady lo brl h0J11taed w~h TM Mill., Witt 1\01 melle<~ lo TM Spec1rvm on Jvw•ry a!, lHII lofl .. liN loJ,_.. boT IU oro _ , otiN!riJ o" F«Nuary ~ It OOtttau?fld t.lr J1o11'1 ~•• •flfl • S4gl'lfU,. W,., ~ It l"lf ..,.,J(NI(J t,.l 0-.n Holt _,., I ~,flfnlt• f.J8 CJIJd.,.t lfttl 1,._, 11 ,,. /f~«<l<ldrfl.C. W,., htl 'lfllted ,,.,, oll;c. ,_,,,, aJr.,-noo" lftd ctpntteH'IIS ...,. ,..~_,; 11 "''' /)O#n#«J OCit to htm that lhf!Y •PPHrMI tM ,.,.... Iff ltO'IIHW. mlkJIII(KJ(J tt. dHI not . ,.,. 1./N ..tlflf' The «<~orl•l #>lgQ ol Tho s-trum.,.-- to 111ow ,,.. ol op~ttJo~t• teqii!NtH tiNt eny 'wuntrurlalf •eta ol INO.,HJHtg lito--. to t~ Llttt"t"W~ty community, .M tn.t II)IOUglt lotg«y 01 ret~CJK:JtJ lltl!f 11» Jact. I» SWPI»d -&J ••,._UIOft It,. 01«eo..,, I>Oit•ge. Wo are glad t o w - l>o<- madrugada by Chria Wiles 11"6 no1 NifO 10 get 1M po.rt.Ui •.~n•f bt\14!. eapec::taJfy 11"1 f•bruaty' Wtwn l~ a~tclltrnen! •·' a rH.!W MmtS1•• t& 9\fef and ~ke on1; •emnanl•·' Q, ~~ '' the b4Us hefl u~e buPut -&4\lden1 go~ • '"•tel, ·• u-. blahl and here 11e 5Qn"'e woOC&hVf\t. (,,. .,. • ~~ "l" .,"iQ your lttlftiS It's 1 guod 11me ot tct•' to SoU a t1111r W(_·f,IJ'• Tr'tfl f\o4U;• and ~d \IIJitUef ~et'UOQS •nen It ~I tA· <:~,lei UJ cto anythlng have t&Mn Jtw" tOIJ on rvw '~"' c t •. .~&o t..ns 111 Ju&l atJo.ul • Nit Uze 1vv t.n~ ano ,. ,,~, ~u ah down. there·• • b4~ of tnne• tube ..-Wlld wu• wa•S\ rlgtttt 1 1\a¥~: h;:;.....nd.. ,....~no nacs ~o~~Me ,.,"*..,nee "'HH~ l<~ndof ttwno tt\atlhe best '"'""''"~·•••'·~·~ att•l '-wat• you c.tneta~ t.nO U1t11 ~un.p up.,anod•.Wn fnt•. •n aeemt 10 Kt 11 • dttsotving II.K'ftt ._,tt!H wved.S you throw u., ~'11tuno rou •v~· llti h'• . ...,,-...,.h.el et-o<k.. bul IJ •orkJ: WOI"'deft •spooau_y II f•~ 61"40 4 W81\l I .... -nlo~l$1 ~lnu '*e twotot•o. ... ~vf ruu tu••t~ 4 tall -. . . . . . . . o.:.-== . -- - . . . . . . . . . EciSO!b - - - --. . . . . . . . -c.- - . . . . ~::·.:·.:·.::: CIIf ............... - :::::::::::::::.:~ - ... ~ ....... ,............... ...........- JlooOM- ·.............. -R ,._ - -..... . . _ _ ........... ....... ..... R - a,_.. ................... .,.T.., ..... ~":.::::::.:.~= ---::~..... - ---C.-1 "'"--.. - .............. - ~ - Andy .......... JoftTh<nooro ...~ ..... DorM 4~ ~ -~~.~ --....-------·-----._..,d_ -..--------=-...... .. _. ... ...,_., ..,_____ Anod'lef .sc.Autton Ia to wca' • ~ I'Wtoektt ~~ k.av'" 1M top b\I'UCH) Ol your jean:l \JO(IvAC U gtvM )'I~ lt.. l ptanned<asuaiiOOit and ...ve:s.~"' muAl •~· u~h.W TN. only dfllwbKtt. •• t"--t '#liMn rw •U o...,~• u...: vw' tends tO fl., open .a oe eateful WhC# J'f'IU $+t ue-.: h.• 0 ; • at teas\ cbooH ca1etUSty. CNrnces ••• ~ •oceMIO • lot uf dumb glhs and di4n't Mve ti-f'1•., Janu.vy to do e.nyanu.g atx;c.n U'\ol!rr• IMIAd o1 tMI new fHebi10\ )'t"-.1 VOl .Auget' l TMs•rnu.- WeU hefe'e you Ocr. PUt alt ot y(M' dumb gitts.ln • bow, cofttcl Gocgels aAd t1~r•f•. ""'•t boxes• .a"d wrap_ tMm up to Ql"fe away Mt.t Yftf H you QOI o, roor .a~ouoblogtaptJr. '?' a goh ll~a 0051 A•nu' dOf'!.l• K \o a hb• arr m • ~tal ~' ontr will pou o-• rid 'of II btn you'lo make ..,.,.,.,., fM 'ite htl'.s not ... s:iCk U fW' \tw>ugtlt • a - are pou'ro • 1~11e beao""" u.,.e 1\aon'l a ~ty YO<I took tho -'net,..,;, y-·._ Vlell tu•o thal you can't - II pou'oenoolry . . . . -. you can-~ llrlng '"' Ugnto ac•OII tl><' CIKI. . ,.,.,., .., Ure - • put • oaolliQIII- 0\tne ~--===~-:.:.&: ~ .. . _ _ _ . . _ _ of... ·of- - - o f llle _ _ .,. 1110111100 capo~l"'l ..., -CIIII,. _ _ oa tt.o 1aooo o l - u llwJ- IIOUftd In lllolr . . . . M , _ PatiY H t11o1 .._..... .rov• m., ,,... t>t., .-. slnce..Bu-;c.t••••toOtt•stMseltfe.ttenlwmt'•tnttvm twolhUt ~' wHn tM 51W~ l'fl be ~,ylv atono at laUl a ~1'-l ,.,..,...,, • Tlwn •ovn .,_ Mtnll t4~ftMy • •Jh 1 P4ttoe ol cnercoal1no •••• Wlll!ln 11. . bus- Cloys ....., con ••,_., o .-y lfl*' ._,., frotn some bank fN"'AOfl'l nyt••D that d\l'tn bllnkora havo toe 01>bn anotro.y'll be trowr tv wan IO< _ . , .ymont, ll!e<IIIOidOII"Illllobout Julr •I*'Y'"' blldl pop boltiH lo ral.. the money to,., f<>o 11. lletiW ..-,, ..-e · -t>lel< '"""" IJ!YO pouo , _ , ., ,.. atrict Inti ruction fond $20 N<:lol '" Clony any know~olyoo.r tr none of lho ooltnlono 1\ta~lota<l.....,, oo help, tho<a ,. .,... th!nopou to,.,...,4ulot YOUT - ••lana~ ti<A.,.,,._, ...._,..,. ~- ......... --~ ~··~~~-::-.:::-=:..-:; ~---..-·-~ Chafge ~ V•N t~S ilnd6la.,W tNlm l~the. . 1-\.11 tr.n man enY&IoPe ana rn••• 11~, 10 oank ••lh • Poleto&d ahOI ol )"'U Alttinca on tha •~ .. bfaoc:t'l i"OMtl.tnG and: • ~o4nQfl\an'lOnl" .t.C•Ifl.tro Wthe 1 oatN!hc. note wtth '' uyh~ fitl"ltitllt~ L• • "'l'l' get io ~ytng your &-.ron a$ I <•u Me* I~ •·• 'tle h()c)$1111With Mf bl4 ~ a.nd P4iw ~·~on UJI tu and we C~A"1 ge1 htm "!f RoYer tan a\W'Iy '-"' Ohr1atmll Ew and tne kloa havttn't bftft tnct Hlmo f....,.,_ _.,,_.._lar~And-'o o huoiiiOyllp; -Dr- - ' 1 - M- - C i v - t . nt>lhlne""'- ~- JIQU'no • too. •~~~< lMiotlno .~ g~ha, " ' - !lid* "" elf ol.)'cllot "'"'''"' ..nc1o ~AIIrlllnll_..,l rhatboolore,..,..tmow!I .WU be )OU'II be - no 'thOM ''8aclo I<> ~-~- to IIIII, ~o(fllorrg ,.;11 _ , ~· ~ .,.,.. pr- m• ,.,., ""' 1n the Berge;'• - �feedback ! f For th~ tukln1 i ~~~~ f l n t - 1 0 1 , . IOUif\Oihe""'lo<" " A llooPica.• 2Je "'- &pooc#f1111! l A - . . - " " ..... IO k'IO• Glen Troat .. oorno ...., sat..,... "'ttMl Outdated cltai/V/nism ,,,.,.~o,....,tty r,..,. .. ,... To IM fdllor; Thlltlatt11.,.,nrHponHtoOMDYIMr Gtenn "'-t ~ l..cfen women •nd thetr effecl* on ..,.... ond IOCitty and .,._,..,on F'rtoay, "-"<uof)l 8 1 found Ills leltorolf•- to oil women~· Ao a lim po4n~ noona "Oecomn" olllblon. H~ ~nowa for ....,oJn wily o n a - ""'Y be - u a o and anot"- may not. lll<aty It oa o coml>lnotion ol wntcn -letalinflu<lnceoon.-.-a.nla,..,.adl-.. II Mf, Holt l-IM. He INide II oound lfke Nell mo<nl119 • hondlul mo<o o1 · - . , wtt~ \hil .,.._and thl n u - . oontinue to grow dajty, t agree thetatk> tlelweett men an4 women m.y not be good !hom a male point of ¥1e~ or ooncluct.e to tatoo numbefa or relaJioMM>l. The hoot Is If t1ut '""" 11 to occur,· II wrll <lee!>ltt tho flgu- Sometnl119 t.tlo ..,. 1'-0h 11 Ia not /MIIy on emotional r.tl!lononop hi seeM. f C.UPJ)OW tt 'WN h11 lmmau,.e .UO~lam for ttleact ~ ~ W't1ld\ he eo t.aetfuur tel era to ••"'n11uc-a1 ~u,ions.."' I wou~ like 10 add ttllf W'heth« &n)'OM .,.,..ttlt "' not thlfo 11 • good dHl of hM .._. 001119 aJtJUnQ end H "- ca,.~ oet ·atloto of e.nr of Jt ll unllit 10 b~ ..,,.. tnadllq...-o ... on tee.btan WOtNn.. BettON, """I aboVt t!>e "fOoiQhll'"- '""' llfthl o l - l i e di<ln't 111.., ~ . .ooalnO{? Tho of ''""J'In" In q - IUQOIIII thol lesblono- not/N/-IJICOIIft thlr dO notn~U;o love to men. It to -*> W1<M>O to oonttnuolly group losblont wtlllthl Womet~'t Shldlll Ooltooo u thoUOII tho two wO!iftoynonytnoUS. And yot,lllt mall>ematJoal sklUa are I tWYer woukt ha.,. real.llad lhlt lor e..-y ona letblan ,.lotlonon>p t•o .. 011 P<...,;ted. l'lwlb Glenn for that ' stotllinQ new lnolgllt.~ •• 1o< tne '""" '/041 tlllty mean .. ~~l... wbo •• to ecy what It ~t? 'l'hls <liM& .. ~ Quaatlonl "'~""' long 111\,.,..,,.._ .,.._r .,;;.. ··-r ,.,., DeniHC-t ·~ Co comprtM a t;epataJe telft' On thllolll<>ol,.po Mr n~ on oH ttmelow o., ,. actuolly bel- tlllt It 111 ,,. foo!l of that rape occur. 1VtJ N"'~ble J*IOn .. •ware tf'lat rapoltonaaof-endl0«4,nolonoot- f"cc like to Whol hi ,. ll:flng? tt ,. Mylng tnot If • wo....n o-.. not to t» ,.pee~ lhln ohl mUll • - -now "'ithonymonWIIouko~t-"'""~·tf,_. sMtt •'mifllal'tt.. or"f'Q-.Kized •• As lot Otew1nQ pe.Mk)n •h.ch ~~ 1M W'Mkwtl of alf argu~••· WC)t'Mtl tMM ~~11\0 too t»u1 you don't Met about nunwoua &U&UUI Oft men A& 101 the male ~auon 11 thll uniV....auy. I rtaw 1\••• soon m.,y • hl61inr'· ond " aoolf" you119 men ""' , ... eMn t'efV few ' 'kwing, tftDOn•fw and l'(mC)Ifhellc-con~ hi"*W to be OM ot etor~kw'Mid wono.h.d numan belno.-tt on. It he ~ tiWM t1 no mor• Wotne(\ tt-eYtm' l turned aw•v .ttom men tile a 1gvment on 1M oonaattu:t-on • • • poe,. ehd H "'" onetJooo s..n..thlno he didn't 0011-.owi«<Ie wu the facl that il ts equally ''uttbala.nc~.. ~ hwo nomose•ua•a ara ,._, To belleYe ,,.., ..'f'iolenu ... wn. reeiatn. 60Ciaf1J~.,.._. and ..,..Uon.. w61 eea.u are no ltlblant Ia r~dttU:Iou& ta.pft and wnen 1nefit aft4 lnc,ttdlbfv Unrea.tonablt. U JoMmt to,.,. thai the: ~nderty1ng atat.,_,l of .._, Hotfa teta• wu women owe It to men to ,..~ thOm hippy If ~ ~Y~Nns ot>•no o.111 thof( own t)trMft•f ~~neaa. t ~n1 tueh totaJ cm•uvlntlln "'* ll"((beoomiO<Jtdaled ,...,..,.. tho teuon 11110 boy n• _ , oo moo, ,_.,.. •• •lilt ~~~ ooottotlal ~-.G~ 1ue nolhtrlg ~ Of 1M ;wwda •t·m 1 .. "'" ~1n+- •• QOOCt onollgit ,....,. for .......,., ,.,...ion A;t&lrf,fWfl,..4.41 Setting rap~ facts s-traight rm wrrt~ lo rou .. 'concert"-.d wotnen _.., . . rtw OtrK.10f of the Anti-Aa!PI TaM: F0tCt M1 ttt~ . . tM ,..,., to tno octltoo "" 1\ouon.w 11) Plio" ~"' Frllioy Fobt-y I The ............ o1 GHon Hott and tbo oc>P•Il•no <leftnouon he "'"" ot """ a-- retlec'la tmtf'YI-h"'' tMI tne Arlu-R;ape 1'. - Fcwce ftM be.! t~trno to al>olisll His ""'*"119 r~ the...,..,. P<lfNIOIIon II c.uo.ng ot ~ .. f\Hf\ t.l IOfotllQ men iO bulkt "') UM. . . . . . . . ~­ An(t se:t.uel CS.S•r• WhiCh •.q,~too« an etlirnN l041lly blUM& Ia M t,Yinlt to l"'lill ~? And I - of,.,., ,. wn,n I woutd Mla 10 c&at1fy tOt M r Hrosf I he. -.~WNuon ot 'ape to tf\ef M Witt not oonunoe to form causal tetauon• bet.,..... ,.,. ancs tHC>ta" . .._,,.m, A.-. .. not • M• Ml'UaJ a~. tt ta a crWM ot ~~ Tne K1 at t.ntett:IOI.HM ti t'- miNC\1 wttn W'~~ A tac»• Kll•ewe• "'' «Kfl to ~Ide. dltniJmAIW• and O¥erpo• • ,..._ •tc.t•m Mar 1 temi'ftd l.f( Hoar 1N1 ,,..... al,so a-.tsit n\llte YK'1tml How w..• ~ tvst•ty ,._ wetiiTur.aUOn? ,.,, '"""'* ~~ ••~ tttet tne numDer of raoes ;n tN Uni....,loll) community Mt lncrMHd f woutd ...,. to ,.,... you . .. ~ 10 the . , . lhaJ ~ .s,.c:,.,.. publ- F'"'-Y on till . . , . , _ _ , , Anttt-Rape '"*' •rtfefe. ~ SaJ«r Cbapldoo otatoct , .., .,. , _ QfOUPI- such as oura. fn or•- Pooor of_.....,.._'*' 111-ly to WOfflillf'll•ncl'nO it . . .._ to Iall etrout ,..,. e.nca. tn fK"t. ~od number ,....,of..,... ,,.,. tncfM.Md ••• un.t..,.,q. commurNty. t would 1VQ0M1 Htot Mt. Hotl •A4'<11eoll and tntom~aUGrn woou• tapa; -..c1t1 u ,.pe and ~ -out.....,. ""'"no ae•u.Jity t>otO<O any _.. P\oOIIc miSinf........,.. aecuseuona. iAnet~ tucft u hfa promot•U. ,.,...._ oOOut <1111 wNc:ll tiM Anll-fllpo Tlall FO<Ce rs ''""'""to oo awer 11f•th t hOPe my ..l1., M.IMf ....-~ ~and any tN<itrl trt aQr....,.n WUh f'um ltra~l Guest opinion RAs should not have to pay Edltor't not•: Th• toUo•lng fllltm•nt wet ~'""'"" to !WHY C...tral by V8 Vloo , . , . _ , lor SI-r Allolrs Rl-td A SJw-l•o,. by Rfchard A. Slggalkow VI<» l'ruldont lor Studom A Iloilo 1 -.ld fll<a to odd Ill• totloW1119 motion to thoill .~_., . . _ _ conoornloo the ort>llrlfY and the entJ11 SVHY oyStO<II oto pot\lon of potent \II room,__ -~ion to ..,,f - bed • - DOB n11 now_, ftt. withoUt priof watntnQ ()( conau1,&11ol\ to con"'Pfom4M ..,.., !U<thlt ., otroady lnadoquato ,.,..,a oyl!em. Recent rwNaiCh at U\la 4nsUiurlon ,.,..., trtat , _ w~h - · AIMIOI -~ and expec1 a OOtlll"uaUon of tiJCh ~ otudlntt &fl r~ ln......,_l as part of tho hoUsing IO._t. Flnctlngo alSo Ollow ttoat •ondalilol tM•N In largo. fll\pof80f\ll -lingO. Roeldlnt- 01111 · - · capridloua financial &hiOI'fl*lt lhf'O\IOI1o<lt Utat•Ufta OOt1l•c1a. promollng • IO Aoe-.t " ""'""'· At- undoratend It, Ralclont AdVIIofa may aoon bl roqultld to plY 1300 fO< tll.tr room oooomodationJ. tr>ct- 11111 oupposedly oro -tgnecl to aloe.tote latOOt budglflfY ptobleml. Whet lot..,... lnol.- ·~ and olton cuooesttully lnt..-lng to oontrol nndallam. OM must ~lance hOW mueh l'nC)My Ia ......,•• 141olntl tho potontl&llllrm to ttudlntt wno 01-at wtJI not be properly rot....., for tllformauour ..., counMtlnQ help, and buJc: , _ , could be more personel Ut\f'Oef 11'1 sue~) a way thaJ ¥atldall.am aftd 1U tl1~ ra.t$1 will u............,llybllnctlltld. A _.,tble U,...,.lty fYittm cannot ..pr. . . ooncem for tho lducatlonll lmpononee of the reoldentlll 00111-t end Wnulta'*"'•'Y 11floot • baato loot< ol oommltment to dOrmltOf)l atuclentt throuoh lnldoqUIIte-" foe lhoah-.t llolf. If odoptocl, !lilt 'ftyop\c bucioollt'f policy ..... definitely mtlftote agalnat tho quality ono number of lnt.,.llld atudento wno apply fO<thoUIIQnmoni. How wo _, upootlludlnt ltlft'to pey t« thl "prWiteoe" being hffod tor a raponslllll rote. eopool&lty- till. action 10 cte.c1y lignelt tho boQinntno of on annual lno<omental !*>&IIY thlt will diOCOUfiOI futu,.. Mfioulfy tnotlnod -llcants't .NO< c,.,. IUcll C11arVN 0. OQm(nld In ltoloUon-tultlon, lnllatlon, l(ld -1119 board 00111, In OO()Celt. negatn.ty olfoot tbo total alluatlon. vatlouaun~&ndclvll ')ucllolal-. TIM oombfned lmpoot It COMidoru>ll. npclalty 11 llri<l< ntlloq of • gr-.. eroo1on to an. occornponllel by an unttotld .,d quNtlonoble . . , _ , , o o - remtr-•tion-llllt- O<folnally _,..,to)ion that -ldont AtMaor "clutiN" '<Will dMIIIMd 10 ottNCI end hold Quality ..tudlnt otaff, oontJnue •• utual. ... My lt>aJ col!olulfonl .,. ttllctly ,.......,.., bot I om · - ........lp Is 10 N-lal tO dormltorY I ~ end -otiona.-9n1y • ~ww _. 000 oonl!,.,nld to q-ion 1111 lnoonotauoncy ol 1 Aoeldlot AdV-. , _ _,..., a llno.nc:llt ~ 111 GO'NmO< 'wl\0 prom._ • po4ointlal S300 milion tOJt rMCtiont to the P'OPC).IaJ from our own 1\es~ent AcM10rs ond othlflloUolng atoll. This o.tf dlleatfng mandate, Whln tmple!Mntld, will , _ , , lfiCt.-.aingty difficult for our_.,..,.,, nsUt to funotton olfactfvety. hidden ootiO '<Will -oon outwolgn Illy fmmldlalo morglntl oaJn. MO<e tlnPO!l.,t. thla &110 relllot 1o • llt'IO<JS baSk> 10011 of ..-otand1119 p; tho OM.lon of tho Budgll (DOS) llbout 1\lllhlf odOOaJion In Oeoe<af and tho Ytlue of RMIOirtt AtMto<S In portloufat, Rllldont AdVtaor '--'blthiM lnollldl matt*" rotating to tho hl61th and w.tlate of rNI<Ienta; ll)proprltll tllotrola; roooonlztng and do&llrig ""'" lndlricklol pr-.; aot!vl\lae ~~~-mlll{l; ~lnQ and "'ffit\/00 dlf1\IOI end ctlmln&l vlndaltom; lim aid pfO!*!urn and othi<'-Qit!OY· - <llldl<tt hallaocurtty pt<Witlorlt; end ,tetotlonl With catnpuo pollee and LAing,..,. n.. ....., " ' -· .,....,., .. h .. .,..., 8uogel &.om"- sjngletr 0011 o ltiVfot ........,. ,,_ thai ~., -.lyon till qUitlty of llfo a t - SUNY llr1IL (That ..«ciM oompat. . fo~ to IIMll<ldrtO ihlltllfnille oH tho llgl!tt In thl Whlw HouM Is • aignlflcwtl 11111 IOW&td balancl119 O<KI - bildootJ Thlfo lo """"'.amitao "fino bllllf10" tlvouQI>out tN ""'''- tludQI~ ""til opootflo dltal111 IJ>OUI rNJO' faouKy •nd . _ , ttoH by linl lhoultl t>t • SliHY u.n. ~ ~- .,. -Jflld by tno f - - OM&ion olll>e &doll!- litho c>o....'*l. potCIOII&lly im-'ingon ..-.,lo f--~­ '* ptetoQaUvea-end c:auainJy on tnaututtonal O'"onotnY-In . - a , . . , _ U to MIIOUSI\' erocleiM entiJe edticatton., -.:rvcrure._ Wno dO thiM budQII PIOIIII rlllly , _ lboJ oro that thly con th«llty .......,. liH:II keY - unlntOtmlld eclucottonal-wttn~od..._aforunll autonomy and bulc - • .,.,.._, Why to II *<> dlff~Qjtt to allow inotM'"lon k.wnP sum t~ttocatlona Wit*''" wh•ctl to d•t••mJne _............,., radU<:Iionl 0111 be . . - . -l.aJiywhor1ti>OAml.....,l&nl 11041411 - n t o " ' 1"""'-1? • w..... ""' Go¥emo< _.,.,loally - · '"'' Hew Yorioyl!,~ more oupoon to tbo prl¥ott thin all ol ,,. ot"" states lducatlonot oomblnld. oc-r.. Mlo tho - • erootlon of • Sports PaJac:e, aoon to Ill "tu - .· It :sy,.ouao Un.......l!y ( - ptlvote 11\0iftuUonl - · IJia, aa only ono1Uf11!111.11U be.! 101- to Wall too potlontty 101 .,...t_ _ IO<., ldoquoto faollity to..,._ -•or - • "gymnulum" thai .,.. oonsldarld - · - - Othlf unl<opt proml- lboun<l. I n -· the~ tend 1\11 D!Yftlon of BuclgeU Is auccenftllb' llotdl119 tho onure SUNY aystomllotu buiiOII* ... being "nogoolat..s.. Cl9o ol>or- lt tllal t b t ! - t will poy I much NII/II< prleo lo< publlo lduc:otlon IIIII lhiY tlloutclln a .tate that roaJty OUQht 10 tcnow bette<- Muro--·ol-ta l �f I & ! .l f History paper awards .....,.....lilt.,.__...., Wytlllt .,.,..._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lllolabiiOIJ(oe. ..... llritt ~ of Hli!OI}' 10 . _ t o be aw..- ror d i e - -· l1lr d.dllooo for llllballailla _ . ror die ,.., Soha T. Hcno!l awwdl ror llil1oric:ol..., by a Ull W.OI'J o._ .,od•• ......... ...s .- S.U.Adla.-.1 roo u.."""'-.,.. v•....., podlllltll-lsA!ri I,IMI . Ellpbllitylllioaltoc!IO-u:ripu .mn... - ......, u, 1910aod liP 10 ... ,..... ........ Prialor~willbe...-IOibea......... -andS75 ror podllllle-. l1lr Dlltllot......., Awwds c-.incr will IDIIOUDCI<the wiiiDCn c. Mar 4. For ..... ~nr...-~oa too1.11<1 Pn>faaor Milton""""" or lbo KlaOI}' ~ . u.. - ,A semester in Gemiony; SUNY Bavarian option Blind. ............. · P<01>k- be .-ronat>k wi>m they're - Mln!WI a>nO&tullly botllla tilt barrion or die llllldialppc:d, •bklt bc ~. lhc d l.be:mKI•ea arc partiT req>OnJiibk lor. "Many baDtlicllppcd poopk thlnll .-..twa ioto a Caadl·ll • - • Tltcyfedthey--M mJOdetJ,...., tba. rwo II they cwld. _ , - l d t1C"Q' ~~~cu~." he..UCS. ~.ns_.., tltbtMt-*""" handicapped to "'tlbdra• <#mplctdt, or ht coonforta.blc oalr with Olhen •ho ~ btndicappcd 0......, .. ~ aat ,... if a~~.a~ rc:on or doubt•," t.t-.u rdalcd. "Of counc I do, but 10 4otl ~ cbe. II ..... youclidll't - o fhavetllan,,nu'dbepula,..y, _ . . . , . _ _ _,,, But _you _ Qod , -to they .,.._ - Ill• ..-o you doA'~ lla~ fiUI1 Tht ...... ,.._ ....., .._.,., J'"' <lloblool, tlocrofort I'm do-·.~ ltl_.f... Sod<tr'• l'f<COIM:CPI-. ia Manlu!D's ,...., , 4o lhc Tbe SUNY PfOFIIII 111 <be l11Uwnlly or Wllltbur.. Ocrmally• .,...,.;cJa ~ ilHI 11 much harm. "Dacl't boly tht die ~"'*1 f« ~ qulllfiod ...._.10 •lilly fUndatd ll....,.ypn, the Koll~ portrayolr. Fot ~ avollecl•oadalu in the u.o~....ltr or wun~~w,. StuclciiU 4o not butanct. 1 ~ <J><Ctal oc11• lor "'"""' b<a....., IIOOd 10 be 0.... ,..jon in order lo aucly Ill lbe W~Mni!y, ~. l'nt blli>tl: I ..., btrtly piiJ 1 - d . "'"'-b Ia> on IIIey baw coqllelod 111 last two )'tin of ClcrnwJ 01 the oollqir Inti ....,,.......,,, St..-~t WOO(Ic:r arn1 ,.,.. rdidaAo •~ llllillo llllowe &\'ei1IIC poda. St...,_u plannina to take courtcS ia au- \Almttd 1ndtvtdu.ah... he' Sill16, ''DOl rcprevnlati'C' .._~ .,.., llao baVe cccnplaccla aurwy_.....la Oc:rmu UtCilllurc. tJpcJ. .. SUNY ._._.-fullY~ 11110 tbe lllli>cnlty and penkl.,.u iD ...,... UMwo11J or A o«end on... ,.,...,.. the....._., • _..year by <be \JDiwnlty or WanllarJ. The _ . . . . i r - to iunion witJI r.., (of bci111 one dOJ 'llmilarly dltablocl), and aod ....uon. Glodaate lllldeala ...., cunpkU "" to 11 cndiu to...., th<tt tlllll (lor hl"'lll """'""' doNI'J), the common ......,. witlllht.......,... or tbdt lM)or ckpertmcat. mpoo~~< Is <lt'hcr 1\'0id&Dt't', O<l)'mpll~y-.omnh•na For IINtber iaf...-.... plcac WliU to: Manii.U """'"· .. ,. alwa)" tOnd<•m~<llot. orru or latcmodoDal ....,......,. ..... ........ the "'"''"""··.. t;.pallt) >houkl be: ULB:I6 ld ....... <d lnllead. -diJ1a IO the ,..,..,, IAO)<'o , SUNY 111 All>afty ldl WIOhini!OII A - roc,,..., • w....a.a--. few............,.- don·, "''' s-...-- ""ld!, "Empatlly 1s llllllentotoGilla. It'• -~ tha{ 111 or us~ h.lvr~·· Olpll) Mlnball - CIIIJ>Io1in& lbo dllobled u a -0!7 to tlldr -··.....,,to. " AjoiJ h •1m~ pan ora . - . I, '!'u4 ........... _._.,. h JUSI as rdl&ble-o< owdlol>lt-oo 0111 otll<r aocW ~ wor\a,•• Mat1llall bdi<WI thcrt l\al to be a not«<lll btf,..., 0. ....~-fill:..,.,......., . He JP9I.< ~. \he O!edl- Youth Boatd, to niac _,.,lty ._.... ... "" "" the "VV9"' ~ aaift itrIMI~ 11M IMa'MiioAal Ys O.blod P~ 011 tltt anplo~ ....,.oflhc-bl<d ......,. - bl..... 'WbM - ~ .,.,.., •• bon It sl>ouJd aloo be. 'Wloet _,.,., .... illdiw1duoll' I tcG to communicato, to'"" the c!U.tbkd 1 diu« 10 ....,L aodpanocil*o. lfu -LiGtU,fine lfiiOI,tiiM'•f- r... too,"~oald .•. ,.,.. clool't 1ft t- ·~r•~eludc* _bfl.. y," ~Un~Wt tca~lftl th< ..... "" ,.., r.. ..,.. Scn«a To.... JtUU<r as ooc or lotl , _ ......-, ~ lhouab he loJl to the Dmlocratl< lnon- by 2,000 , • .._ " I ~o.U.<d half of w.. Scoca 4o«-<o-Ooo< . - ....... - pcopk-lJ ... tmirlc," he .-ld, &ddmJ, ''Tllcrt....., ttWI)'-...,. thai ami*JA, bul blu>Cf...., wu "'" on< o f t - I 4lspdlocl -.c .OftQIYf)CS." AndforMaooW , tloo lll:w('a•otlllt~...., ·,,.,.., fdWIClal. "Wl>co ,.. ditals ... pla>td-d Ml#n-tha't m) .,atoa lllt'-'<fectioD," be idmtunt "Futllllllla the t.nolt .,.., <001ftdtb« ol anotbn pmon- 1 COMidtr this "') blah<>~ ,..,.,n,ibl1it) II you J!V< the hond-l t dlantt In non t~ , I hOI \ >ornfth 1111." - Aibuy, NY lllll Applioalioa ot.dlillc II 0. ~ of Mardi. Applic:alionl INIY be llid<ocl up • !be Offlc:t of lhc D~Rclor o r loten1111oonal aucknc'& hom«- campus. 6cl_.. on the lEE£ , _ . Geeat5,eaker Dr. Howard Siegel __ _ ... -- ·-- .. ,.... u.m..;ty . ..... w-...,, TOPIC: lhltiple llicnprocaaor S,.taaa Fn. 11t1t ., 1 11ffl ~---~ c-,FIEE OF CHAM'.£ STVDEifTS- F.tCUl.Tr - 11WfESS10NAI.S AREmco.wE ... PARTY pn:moture. . • At f-ricM')' t"''C't\ln&•.., ~..,.h I fUtt~ ( (lUflr\11 t~IC,1Uijf Graduaac: Studem A'Mdattt:.n ((,,1\t h.,.~ uh . Aak MeCbac' aoiiOC.Inrtd ltwl lh\' <•",'\ ,.. "1'"'"'"'"ttnf alloc:alio& funoCJ1 to rn'i'e JM Aft• n,•m•·,. Pn""' -h•.;li 111< ANC indeilnit<ty ~from rublkot•"' ,,.,. w.uU aeo.. U OW('\ft'. no ddinitl' action \II.IU tk ··~ for another four 10 &n 'filllteb, Altho'-'*"wpo;.<ibilltrofrutu~r~,.,....,., 7~Aitt,..,i•wPtntWill.....,.ooor<b. rul>l~ tha lhc Ho""' Cotmt:il \'OIId to racUKI ilK AN<."> oft"' 1J*X ia Room l07 Ia Squirt Han.1 he ANC >~~••t'd '"' room with TM C11rrrm •• anotbct Uni~t"f W \ publicatJon. Ho"'~I Cbairn\at\ or·~· ··~...· t·uuncll Frank Otinaid indiautd th114 if th< II"'<. <1<'-i.l<> '" publbb qala, ' Squire IUD ltlllll""l•111> """ld .... -· ~\rn'>...-d r~ll.ln' ~an.Tnain 1M CA(nrlt E41Jor..jn.('hio:t M"'t I 111Q con«rn tbar lhe-SUIU'\ or Raom JU'i '.Latt Ihe Hoo"' Council did ll<'i ruk "'" th<' l'"'"nll~\ thai tht ANC may R*'qUht- ft\ t.rt~K'I' tr.p..k."'\· : I bhOt eaplain<d tllai ... wbho to "-'"'""' tl .... ..,~,) r......n. ....,..OU.'s intt> . the ,,..... ocraplccJ by tb<' ANC bu• ;•""""""' ....,..., " .. m 1101 "" O l l a - l b o m. Room :107 fs alt>tt<d to SUI! lk""' I, In<.'' P\ahlieatlon Olvislotl. •bkh ~....idt- """' pllf>ll<'lllloo or.... - -yldethe~. r.,..,....1) . • Colk\.,t\T MCn'~ -.m b\ ..~J..tod to tt\4 •ht ,ut..k tMM w.iU cktl)' b3'\(' u.:n·ltcd ""''\"'\" \A tJ'I,n1ur ol Stodcol ~tt.&lioftt 8dl .M.-~ rnh1 ..h"d th:u tho. A~" .1olill. ~~b)~'' "'.J h t.•htth.l, h,. fundsoJ, Althoualt lbc: Ho....d ............ \utru .. "''"" .........,. to ~ til< lldd"affl<l' to It,.""" ll!l"' ~.... lia~. dhco."Sion on the Ktut _.., R"t'J'(·nn:f.,. 1h< ·~·~• o4 MtdlJ<. The GSA "fff...,.llli•c ..,,, ""' "'""~• tho! tilt lktCI o(llcc .....U the tblt<' t"""" tn Room IJ:II .s:in« lhty •C1&- abk to ru.n,ll(l(1 ;,w.k~twrrl~ "' lbdl cubldt: fteility Ned~ abo ~ Uw• "" «1~.,.. 'i<t window WOIIId rcq•i~ •notr... >Oiati<" Pl"lt~., ........~. T1<t<1 OO'n MIIOI-<f<'O 1),,.< loa""""" .., ,.. uplajn<d that '"" ......,.. $l>lltt •OIIIoJ ""' "'"' 'lllb ~ 1n salary fundiiiJ. MeoltV'' n101lnn to rt"P<Oitl•· Hou.K Cou'Dril'• dtcNoc. dtd nOt rcn:r.r 1 \ltUwtll ..,.., ...aJ th•• dcrm<d. SA ln~i011al Allain 1..-~tpaftlt S<')t'd Mimtiran rcq...,t'd that bH ofr~« be r'"'" '~"""' i• Squi,. Hall u!IC< 90 f'CJ•- of 1bc: Uni\C-.ity'> fC>r<1Jl' ttudeto,. ~~ near the Maill Stract C..a...... <N pouiblo loattiooa " ~ 260.~ O<C'Iil"<'' b) the Niga:ialll ood C11ibbelon Student AuodoiiOM,.11o<h haw ~ rductJ~J~C< to ..,_ tltriJ ofr>ee. ~ tiiOC.iot> was tabled aoti11 TurthcrinW\III&IKHitimad< -Dwt /Jn wmt~n 136 Broad St~ T - . , c v, (Nou o St. FfiOntis Oturdl) 693-1300 ALL 11fE lEU YOU CAN DlltK torJIIIi$)00 <q""'""''" l1lr AN<..'• o1r... .,,u 11r '"""t mttl<• Oc\ f'l ofrK't' on ~~ fie... t1ocw .. , '-rt"n: u.,tt f«CM'f Edward's Garden of Eden Thunday. Feb. ll trc. 10 pa - I • .... ,....,.._,.. House Council pondering ANC ~ Al.&cn:w:ivt' NcwsCaM«1t\c hl\ft'l .1 ""-'"") u•" name and q. no-. .. itho\U a h-•me, l•u1 a .....~.,,·, ,. , ~ IRISH STUDENT ASSOC. ... ,......,_. _ . _...... 'liCIIT Jlt12 ..........w, ....... ........ ................ ,.. .... S...oe tt ,. ,.....,. ...,...... tlll~ a. All mejor credit ards honored. Silk and ~ Ffowefs for Valentines Dag ........ 1. . . ... Ol{l.s ., ._ ...., ... fttill loo. �l Get your Valentile's personal in today i f I. AD 11-49 Wi owr SUNY At Brockport Weclodday ftiallt In Clark Pool bOolled tho nrimmiQIIlopla' record 10 .., ..... ,- ... _"' Car, •• -Aid Unda ....,.. ,_ O 'Ooaat ll aftu btr \18 1k U8 . . . wrat1cn faced roual> aolna Thtnda)' llilbt with double loaa ill • ! r i - ....,._oa. ......... llo)ollf dropj,ed • l l SUNY 61 -J9 dlcllioa to Cubit~~ CalliiiWCIIIMidq ...... . . , .., JLilk)' bdd 10 lib pobu - ' fOilled oal ol die · Sbe Deeds to _.... IS poiN a a-In bcr DCllt two a - t.o re8Ch the 1,000 Polotcaruf plateau. Robin Dulmaac .... lddiQa scorer for tbe kopla with II polnu, wblle Pat AtooSOII Mel the Lady Griffins y,jth 21 polnu. Wed.-lay't lot$ dropped the Ro)All' ncord .~ s-7 aDd upped Canisiut' to 1-6. Scott Slade - lbe c.l)' 81111 victor qalaa Blqlwatoe ... ~ • clccilioD Ia the 117 powod c:'-a crrer Andy HIW, S-2. The Ooldta Knlpu ..........S 41 poinu to l!luffalo't llu«. In the other half of d~e m«1 the Bulb Jut a IQue&ktt to Cl.vbon Golleae 25-ll . Coach E4 Miehad'J team bad llve winnen in the upper divlslont. Soon Slade OIICIC apln "on the 117 pouod dus, and olher winDtn Wtte 0aD flC* (158}, Marl< Kq (167), Bill Hadsdl (190) and Jim Lladsey - (beayY'Il'dabt) . ,, cvat ~- s~ rw~ma~~r ICJly r----:-r===-===--__, sa-. .tcra:l twO more ~--------------------~ U8 iJI ruorcb the I~ ((11:4.7). SlmODfOD qaalified for A.IA w N8lioul Dl¥ilioD l11 OIMtpioouWPI a record 11rc:atma timt orwith cz; 11.6) 111 lbe ~===-:::==~ lOO-IIolttc:rfty lui Serarda)' In w........,.............. ......,, ,........., - u__,tl*-l&n -·--tall; dlllea. lllloly. ........ IC> eece,IOCIOiecJ,s,.,.iJIIIM- The UB JV bul<etball Bulb ...... ond "'"""' tnd ... lilniMSPifiiSI\$a_._. pulled out a breatbtalclna double ovenlme win at D'Youville CoDeae Thundoy rupt, 17-72.. Derwin HarriJ, Rabel MdJII.OM mt1 Oeora• Cleary C8Ch • pwoped in 12 J10U1U for the Bulls. Buffalo'' l'eCOr'd II&Dda Ill l-8. s•u June 29-Aucust 7, 1911 Flllyocc:riOftd,W. u•llld llllderWidll* pro- Cash & Carry Spec••'' from $2 SO 0.1/lfery /rom • • H 95 HHrtl & Flow_,$ $ 14 95 Lo" Bouq~l $16.115 ~· he" roa. . lew you Vet.nliM Place your a<der early We Wire flowers llll)"'¥hete a ._ _ _ _.... . . ......_• ..,.. ....... .._.-._ n.--._, SCHOOL __.._..,_._..... ..... MI.IIItft&llll . . . Oatl Pool. VD a.) . . c..,....._ ., .... .____. _ __ ._ .. v _ n GUADALAJARA SUMMER ~ke (l;26.7)'mtllbe ffWIIJ~:Ji o.-. - II:JILJL w- ~ ({0/lool Write Guadalajara Summer School -ltS ......._ . ...... lohrt L ....... TICIOIU711 (IOl)m-.nt WI l~t Ma.IUH Chafl)l: •M~ VIM ):JI , . .. TU<Qaol SJ30 " - llld IIOetd"' MwcM ..... 741 -3531 Caribbean Student• Aaaociation Edna's Flower Shop aJ Grunhouse, Inc. SPRING-RECESS BUS TRIP to New York City $45 round trip GREYHOND ALL THE WAY! LEAVING: Friday, March 6th at 11 :30 am, Main St. Squire Hall & 11:59 am, Red Jacket (Amhent) RETURNING: ~ Sunday, March 15th at 12 NOON in Port Authority ... ~ TICKET INFORMATION Available ira room 260 Squire Hall Monday- Friday, 1~ Noon· 5 pm or- call Norman 636-4703 for inlo. - 8080 Stahley Rood. E. Amberst. NY 14051 74 1·3531 10~ off oo Valentin~ orclas ...... . . . :EJ !:) £.1 ;,tJ B :t1 !:J !:J !:J l:.l tJ !:J !J r . . ... .... Calb ' o' Carry ' .. BULLFEATHER'S Invites You Tu THE LODGE fu,. Our Second Annirersan: Parh Thursda\ Feb. 12th at 10:00 m Planning Haion on protectinw JavWt RW#Ir. -~ lragh Holy Day Ob.ervcrnca - mem Wednac:fay, Feb. llth crt 8:00pm R~ 344 Squire Hall, MSC !.) .!:J .!:.1 .!:.1 .!:.1 .!:.1 .!:.1 !:I .!:.1 .!:.1 tl !:.1 .!:.1 .tl I! �l Track J ... ..... ., ... ..,._......, _ _..,. . .........,__... __ w_..,.,,.*-7•• Tlllrt • ' - .. ... uata · --·· --*----~.,..._,n.•s:Jt,.t ! .............. ,_ .-1Cef Qlllt lbL AIQ' _ ! _ _ . .. .......,, 4:311otloo-.f'-- ......................, ~. 131·19lt .. ~ J • J PIKc)'IIUI'~ '1': v..,..•,s,.w Ill dw Fell. IJllt .._ ol . . ....-....- Tet( S jKCTII,UM 10 Wor~ for Jil.a Sf lAST DAY FU. II - UNCOlN p,UK MOTtl ..Your Key To c.,..lort" 10"/o DISCOUNT Willi l HIS ~D Aroo- N..,. 715 Nlaear• follsloulevard Main SL C._.) Yorl< • 13 ...U.utH I""" the Jock ~over t. Valeotiile gift. o.-A..: AlhkUcally I'm 'In AU· Amerl<:an. Romantically 1'm a Dercl. l 'm in-loft with a fox. But the .competition iJ rouah. What111 givehcrforVakntine'oOa~ Hear'ts & Flowers Bouquet V~.in1!'s Oilf is Saturday, Febnwy 14. Ncrvoutly Vou.n . CloiekaoH-Ir Deere~: Don' pvnt. Send hu Oowns. h't P"'boblylhe beslplayyou.-·rriDJide. ADd the ea.ietl. jun go to your neareot FTD floriiL He hu lhe perf.a Valentin~ gift. A beautiful bou~uct that romes io a ~ opedal bud •-· £ffn boom', you ""' afford it. Jkmnnbtt, """" In doubt. rely on tbe magic: of no-n. h'tlheonlr-r• cblcbol can cucb a roa. Cood huutin1 • SOARING BULLS: UB .. John Fltzpatrtc:lt (the Bulle' 2nd leading SCOIW, lftrllglng 11, 7 point• per game)_,. high~ Gene1eo · defender• lor thll a hot. Buffalo'• Eric Alltader (64} eegerly I Willi • posslbla rabound. The llull1, curranUy on • thtM.glllle tear (and avereglng 5.2 percent from the " • during this 11raak) .,. In •econcl pt- In the SUNY Athletic •• more t-\.lpinq 'fOU 60\f il riqhl ~·ROOnFS-, -' .. lll.t -o. Wle OrM .rcw..-. FREE ..-.s..so. ·at -==-~...._ ........ ,..... YAUOANYTIIIE ~ Conference w..tern DIYiflon. The playoff.hopelul Bull• look to mlk• Cf'O. . . town mal Buffalo Stall (SUNYAC Wnt leeders) their next victim•. The women'• bllketblll Roy111 will cl11h with the Lldy Bengell, uttlng the atege for the dll81 between the dlvlllon'• two top teams {TIIurlday e¥enlng, 6:30 and 8:30 raa'pectlrily, Claril Gym). • by To•r Ptlll ~Editor J1eina a blskaboll ran can be eo awfully lonely putime. e.p.dally in Clark Hall. Ya. folks ,.., me opin, U)'bla 10 clrwn up iOme support Cor ihot< llhl<tes wl!o f"<1)teoenl your school. The sport I hi•~ In mind tllil time io basketball and not just 'incn's, but boob..-. 11m .mJ •-•lhll oclthc:r ~am lias a JtCOI, lmnODdous or lmpftaiwe .--4, but both the Bulls ud !he ROJIIh hive been ~ Olldllll& bukett.JI rec:ently. no- wu one ~ iD panlclllar that most ol )IOU llllDcd. h will an down 1p tbe~ or UB history .. Bultolo'• fut<:SI ...m1nJ or bukaball. Last Soturd2y botb- _ . _ _ Succ Colkle· • Ill*""" .., n polals-atlly llleir 11rp ......- or Ytctorj .a ,ar IDd tbc _ .. _.._.. til<: 1..a1ty Knialus by n poizru. The: orrocial ·~ about 200, but live times lhll c:otald .,_ Jl!!a! ..... ..,... Wlin ~ ,...., 1lle .... - . . . . -. - wiuina- and by tbec-.~loopriotlilllla)'~ ~-. ....to r-. T1lt . - is pta,;q doer,.., ho- brolld df "--t<lllll _ . . 8111 H...... .........., iD ~ -··--O)'tdea...... r.- - lodlll* ..._. or llllllia& tbc SU!O'AC '*~"· bave lnaaloll. Widllhe 1 - oo All ~~~is time ror everyone 10 come out and cateh 01 kaJt oO< _ . ,. Now, abouc !he RO)'ali. Coach Unda O'Donndl'• 1oom _ . . . 011< or 111e prolifiC scoms lo 1he s<"hool's hiw>ry in Janet Ulle)l, wbo "ill lxcorne tl>e r- ltoyol ..... to ...,... 1,000 earecr poiou. She: also bas a aood chana:• or snarina 1,000 rebounds. O'Doom.U'• oquad pa..ys u emtinJ prnc or fastb<eol. bask~boll witb • po-bol&a: bulde ...,. Ollppli<d by LilltY· Willi more could yoo ask for as a op<CLOtor1 It'• 110'11' time for til<: pa or this editorial. Buffalo Stole Collqe will be in Clark Hall oe1 'll!"""*>' ror • dC>IIhldtc:lder opirut our Bulls and Royals. The 8enpls art -ntly number one ill our conr~ In men'• bukttball witb !he Bulls number two. lb< Royals and Buff State II< biUu riVIb and tit< ..,.... bobftn (loo 1... I t t -'IJ ~t4owzl dflii<OUt .... If lUI doaln 111.1ke for on ~ pme or llutftl>IU t doo"t blow ...... doeJ. W1w I ....S all !he llhlet.. and roach<s involved would lib &o-il• - - aJRKooA·uchuppon UB 011 -na.ncsay njpt. lluiTalo &Me priclcs tbemsd,... •dlcirauwcls. Wbrcan'twd You.-mow, once ~-.,.-,.,.... milht ~lloot<CI. 1lle dooillchc:8clc:r a am .. 6::10 witb !he_.,., and die 8:JO wldl lk...., 011 'llwnclly, Fdlruary I:Z. If youcu'tmol<ebodlpma ,llfeulf7tO maltooe. �__ ·.,. .. classified__.,. ___ _-·-•"'oo=........ ..'""".. ·~ AVAIU(Il.! $1NOL,f: -----.. ......._........ . 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ALL AOI ...UST • ••'~~ tft ...,-......_ ( J• • .W.. ~ M .,.,. fi!MlOII\o., •M • -"~ • cnet1l Of tift..-, .,.., lottNtw•. .,wym..NG ad.l -~~ . . ~~ OWiftN M~ &..,._.., l \IIMICiof'faM ~., ~~ICM.t-1" ..... c.rrl .. oo- .f AGAt~47J pJ"""iO'TlQMi, ttOUMEs ..OW.s ~ lHINkiH(t THE fNf ' ""'E Po• r.-nw W• ...... thrf • bMJty -~ . ~ tfWfiW ,~ ·~ t:hor~ Cltt<.ft C..ttVl lltf A~._ IU lllt Glt~G·~~ ...,.,, ... ~J<t; ~·"~ . . . n ....n~· ,-.,....;;;!"'"~._,., Atf(Nit()N ..,....,........,...~.,w·~· ,.t.H:Jt5 ·tl~ l ''""~~ -~·- -4] .... ..... ..,.... ... ,....,.4..... ,., 6S'.., ..... ........... ~....,.,.,..........-,c~ ,...._ ~ ~·~L~" 2.1) ~ f t.llt ( .,...-,,_ ~M Hew AJ~ .......,. ~"""'ao"'u.o c~ril.., tm'*" 11.000 ;;;;, 1 -""'· wnh ,._ ..ww ''f'«'L ......, • -.. ott.- ... ..,. -!NI - tM lit: • I'-.4\T ~f f HE LOC: " l" • •OOM •t•l•! Ct..... - "" ~s » e-'\ .,.,. ,. Gll$0e.j bt:IN-. ..... C.OOI !IU - · - .._ 'lk'_.._ ...-.tic ~·• 'ii'tlt~t M ""i'H"'U'A l·~ t OO"!~ F«<I'Wif't l)~t 111'1'1 ........ ,..,~.--n.• •··· , l A'N HI N G IEI$t0N OH PlllOr-t; CTI N G Jf'llfilf'l '•ti'I U c,onc.,.f'IO Htif'l ~t 0.t' ~M"C:.-. to be Mk1 WN ~- 11 a t llpm _.. • . . , . 1M Sqwfore VALENTI NE DA liNt; toem .ft'n t a..~, M'tt1 QOO TV~.U.O ... ec."WI'\'tf t.l ld. IIIIHIH"~ r•tft J Sdtool 6 W.t CourN c.......,.,I J """"' (AII I)I lV• O... ...., ~ "" • iptc,.- ISkydiving! CoeMn . . ~ """- uw ~ tor (lQn 11 too. H~ Er- lnlfOOUch~ , . ,., 10 J tllo.cti •u',.., ,_ Tonight: MONDAY NIGHT FOOlBALL Free Movie " North Dallas Forty" - _., ... Nidl-.-Moe oo... ..... Teco Speclel Tuesday: "The Main Event" SIJtrlne IIMbfo $1t01Uncl COMII'LE T'! 8 E:OROOM iE"t Wtth CIJouiWe .,_,, noo ·tl'llll~ pr~ PHIU..tn GA )12 Turm4lble 11S.. Abo " " ' . .'"""' ............ . . . .,. f"~ . E~,_.t COUIOIIELOIU ... 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Squire. ICATE..-s-•'P"' -·, -- - w-, -D. Bolder m~ f"Of , _ . 1"1!1()' - "I Feel like dog me11t" ... .... Or.- Cowodl ""'"' _ , .. ).)0 '"" "'234 .___--..,_F.,. • ........... -fJIWoltbt 6 sq.;_..,, L.lftlng, ~~ Pool, ond Open R - ln ll!c /'loin Gym .. OMk Hell coW lloc:t- ond ............ - 01 131·2926 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Uppcs, "'bois bandling tho Co-<lp's defense, &giUd wicb his client. or oalcs and stock "If we loK h (the Co-op east), it's possible limits imposed by 1he UaiYe rsity other enlillcs-movics, or an.Ylhina ..... administnu:ion due to a damaat suit by that eompctct ~th other enterprisn-to be CavaJet Record Stoscs, the Student 11\ioined.'l he offered. · Auoclation (SA) Re<ord Co-op will finally The Co-op's eue was delayed ror some get iu dll)' in Slat< Supreme Coun Monday, time by lcaaJ maneuvcn by Cavagcs, Aritel l<lOOrdina oo Presldrno Gerry Antel. Ald . "Firlt they tried to &ct a temporary The lawsuit was brouaht against the trcsuainlna order tu &hut uJ down u.ntil the Record Co-op by Cavaga in November 1975. case was decided. It was defeated. Then, they In '" complaint the local '""""' chain chan&ed lawycn severo~ times," he retailed. claimed thar tho RCCO<d Co-op reprcsrnted In the meantime the Uoiveuil)' unralr compctldoo to Qvage's now defuna admlni<tratlon placed limiu eli! 1M Co-<lp's Uniwnity P1ua store, Anld rtcOUDtcd. sales and •oct. A=rdina to Antol, sales He said "Clvaga rcuooed that siocr the ..... k<PI tonomoretb100 SU,OOO pcrmootb Co-<>p clld not have to pey rcnr or utilities b'lce and stock 10 no ~ tbliD $30,000. • normal bUSUIOs. it to..s an unroir uwtct " He (Covage) cvco tried >CUiin& out of •4vaotqe.'' 001111 wicb U>," the Co-op President &aiel A Co•- spokesman rrhued conuneno "~ offered 10 Jllve ou l\l~r sales kvd on 1M <OU< TU<tday. Antd rrfuted CoV&Jes' rrstric:uon> than now. bUI Watlted to l:ce!> UJWDCnt, sar(na. ••we ue a service that. is them "" al\d nooc:banaeoble." Antcl i5olaord only 10 tb< UB <ammunhy. II 's e~plalnrd that hb or&aniution turned down lftC'OnctiVIbiC' to me that a Uruvmit)' ~ the offer because, "I( we'd Settled !ben, we'd .. ould K>ercly hamper bis (Cavage's) have no chan« or JCitln& rid or lhe lisniu busJn...... forevtr, 11 After n.e lo"' )'UIS ror Prrcedmt An,el malntainrd thai lr Cavages wi:rli the Scoek The U B student ...d ht understand• lite suil a da.n.atrous pr~enc ••ould bt .K1 for aJJ on~ampu1 )(f\lict oraanlutionJ. ''Many othC1' SIUdcnl SCJ'\IICCf that art iU.ppor1f:d b)' admtnisanuon '$ Jta50ru for impo.sing tht limits. ''Tht Univerdty wu bona sued, and President Robert L Ketter was a dcfendano. uu.dtnr IJ (pladJI& lhc llmiu) <ho,.ed thai he took JTundator)l [ fets c-ould be -_c-J_........ . .__ .... ..._ ._._,,_.s.... HEliE COlliES THE JUDO(! Tho Ue - ............, ... 'ho ..., .. .... ._... Coop we._""' _ _ "" .....,..,_.,. ..... .. 1115, - - ... Coop - ......... ~ .. ... d\a..... .. . .crou ~" aaion and cooled the lswc orr "'"" it'> decided by the couru," he conduded. But Ante! also char&e<f tlw tile stock limitations have JC•crdy hampered the Co-op from pcrformina llJ service... A lot or pcoplt Art always curious why we're out of a lot of sturf. Well, It'> bccawc or the llmlts. Wt've sot to ordtr conJDv&uvcly,•• he c»mpha:ined. l!•cn winnJna the cas< docs nor mean the end or th< sale• llmlos, Anod c<plained. He Aid, .. Tbt)t wert admtrusuation limiu, not coun hmlu. Th~y Vwtu: placrd t.bcrc to ... a~tbrcasc'' Af1cr the...., l< decided, Anltl SP«ul<lled lhaa somt' form O( hmuauons 'AoOUkl rtmain in place to help the Unl•mlty safe-auard IIJlllnst linancial lrre$porulbWty by the Coop, But Ant~l I~ optlmltllc aOout hi.s organazacion'\ c hanc:u In tbt ca).:. " HoP<fully th1> Ia lt. LIPPG believes w• will win. I bclk-o we •ill Win, f l doo Sl\," h< Ald. fnday ----~._-----------------------s.----------------------,~ 6 February 1981 Vol. 31, No 56 SUNY al Buffalo On the block The Colleges are bracing for the watershed of 1981 eutbacl.>, but ..,.,.. ch&J&ed that tbe Uru•crsny adtnonisuation not ...,. the Collqo o a hi&h prion<} and is .slo"IY prtpaOOJ tO phaw them OUI "The Unilenls~"' \oqlUIJ the Coll<aa on bold and ID litae mllarionary tlma lb01 hllrU, "Clifford Fur... Muer Joyce Smanni rmw ked "They ha>"< 001 made a softd comrrui.IDrnl., •• Btaa Mounoain Col~ II Master James Pappas said if1M Unl\tnrly "1Jhcs to ma.nt.., the Collqo as a worthwhik educational d~.ct . "it wilt iY~ tO puc the montj into IC , " t.... Dryden. ,.ho on add1tion to boon& the Collqc H b) Sttll Gooddlild ,,.,j EJJ,/0' "'"b Du.cu"oon' rhe ~b"er• and some lcad•ll& frilo•• or the Collqn has rc>alrd . . alrooH lmi>cnal fear of further budact cuu and th< rtalisu< upeaation that S()mt" collqa w£D ha'tr tO rcson lO nlhrt mool&amaiiGI or ebmutOUJI& 10m< wuu. unless the U nl•cr•~fs finanaal commitOXDt tJ st<Jll)ed up. Contacted b~ TM Spmrvm this "'eck, many of the dorectors or the 10 txprrssed optunism thai despite- tiahu:nina budaeu tile centers tan remain a vibrant educatiOnal part of UB. They praised Dean Murray Sehwom' errort• In defCNC or ~h· troubled CoU•c••· but many questooned the Unlvenuy 11dmintstratlon's smcxrity in iu itatcmcnts o! support . c:ou.... Ma.ster has a .SUI on tht Fecuhy Sen.att Ex.t't·ulivc Commlucc. char1cd that the ColltJQ "ha>< ablorbed moR lhan their 'h~t or bud,et.arv cuc.s.'' .tn ~ment \har~ by Sch,.,ar11 . And un,css. thil ihuadon ls tra.ru:lak"d i.nlO mort fundiOJ, onany conceded lbat I he Collrges may have to retrench ....... or lhcor ..... k.. pans. rrducina th< total Conecth e Tht dftcU of thcx cutt '#!Ill be Fdt m the (uu.ue. most a,reed, ma~ln& a mcaon& lit ~t Spri"' amons obe "''"'"' Coil<&ts' pl.nnlna bod!<\, the Counctl lllld SCb..-aru cssenoiol. ~lastas potnlcd to the colle<u1e owurc of th• cduallonal <<nla>. O.~Ull t1101 they bopcd any decwoai about the Co!ktn' futuro •auld be made m thiS fash1011 Bu1 Scb•""Vtr u..td lhis nualu bt toup to xh~,c. foe lhe: Vtt'f samr reason-the bvdart "Ba2UK .. c- ma..) co four or fht The Coll<&es ,..,. ohe OUIJTOWib or the reforms of '"' radiCal 1960>. on educational h>~en ror the ommcnsky or lho Unhcnky The Collq.. were I&Jer boused on Elllcou and they 1<1 up rcs.d<ntlal Gfc P<OIIUIS tO fOOicr the bltdleaual atmosphett. They "ere dcstped 10 thai UIIIOVIlioo could be furthered ouuide or the oomctimn v.onlng re&..t.ar oc:adcnuc bilvc tO dimin.ate a rollqc or l'trrto.'' the Ortan added, stl'\l<lure of the Uni•mlty _ ··ont- an.noa Alt och.rn to ~anJ,k ouc ochct indJ\iduaJ cotlqn ror destru<tiOft Then I ..~1 ha>< to mol.•lh<lo< decision> ~nd that 10<' •&ain.u 1M vain nr oh• Collqc5." ·s.v...· C111J ··We ue •f'YU'a to cope: with the severe reductioru In the bud&ct,'' Schwanz detailed. "Thinp have never been aotld fioancWiy, but theY arc even more difficult oo•.'-Ht u;plained that the Collqes have been mandlled to cut S78.000 tllh year from tbdr bose, notlna that they would moot Utdy pn>JrOm some or the upaiJlO into acxt yell 'a biJda<l. The lmlpomy >ctvict budget has alnady bcca cut. The a n n o - wu maok • a ......,, Coll<&es CoW>dl plbcrl"'. 'T'boK mluotioos forced some Collqts to lay off ..-.raJ _.km and diminae couna. Elvollma>t Ia 1M CCIJqcs has beat suble, Sdi.....U repooud, aod ..,_ Mutcn Doted tlw t.bdt propams ........, inc:mdcd beadc:owsu. but-- fon:cd to llict count offcrmp and 111111 awoy some iDten:stcd poqolll. All _.., of lhe Masters IUIW)'cd-tbrcc Coll<aa are ...........,... soarc:bo-blwed the Sllue fO< the •udal• Those: dccaston~ include: rnrc:nct'lin1 somr and the pos1iblt'combinln& of one: or IV~O UOIII. Into a.w.ron.gcr. "I milk C~mC~~romotion a~d elimmoon i ~ ~ . . 111M ID CDIISider these rhinfS in the Sprinf. H - Dul of dte Coleges Mum.y Schwartz more healthy Cnllqe. Racbd Carson Col~ Masttt O"·oUe T. Murphey said he is in favor or &maJ,IIn&lln, the Collrges ln>tead or choppiOJ away a1 each one. If you cur each of lite c:f#lt you Will have wut lndlviduab. but of you combi.nr ir:wo four or 10 suona un•U you an Sut'\l'tt wilhoul compooausinJ DnJinallnteniJOn>," Uri>u Studies Master En<ul Jobn>oo said thll ~ has DOt been d....wed enoU&h and predicted &hat 1M Collqa would be fon:cd oo raon to it;, 1M·~ 1<*"To SCbwaru and ~. u- cbao,a ~ all but uanoidllble. "lllliDt omalpm&10a and ebmonotlon b locWiblo," w Deatl-ed. " We W)U ha><tocoosidcr Inside: Dark streets--P.3 I Some~ ~-P. 4 I Dotal' ,. the 'Sun' comes uf>-P. IS I Rocked uf>-P.l I �. ~ Allocation proposals . ..,.,_...s-taa fl!" Kll.tcJa to adluce Vlll•tfiiiC:1 l fe·- IMI1Ia -.111 JCo•llllttee (SASC), wlllldl U. IIPII"'llhaatoiJ 564100 I Ad~Ytda by tlte Scudeal remalalac from Auadadoot ~. to fuel IIPII"'•ecl cruts eamaot -..a, lte fiUidecl lllro.p odler 10.-a:s. c.ll 6.36-2912, or write to SASC. 542 ~ Hall. nt ......_ Is Febnraty IJ, IJIJ . • f_..,.-St,.. ! f I.. ,..,lcb has bcco hontst and ronhriaht with the Collq<t." The di>contenl voiced ov<r Schwam wu mlnimot. ! Colleges the>< thlnas ln the SprulJ." None or the Ma>t<n ...ould sinal• out specir>< Collqel th11 miaht b< forced to clast do,., tl\!ir pr.,........ EKb d<fc:nd<d hOJ vanou> col~. no<ina iu imponancc in IM Univenjty, bU1 rcf.....S Sl)«lllation Otl wbkb would b< the Wllucky re.. to b< cllliiWitltd. II AIJ or the Masters I n concerned ror their own welfare." Pappu uscntd. "If th~mllmcnt b ""' aoin110 b< there, decisiOn$ have tO lit mode which ones wm •urvh·c. Thc:w arc the quesdons Sch*artl is now foci. .. " Dryden ..Jd thAI 011y CUU 0< arn~tJOOS would nC<d ladcnllip rrom the Dean's orr.... but thll 111 d<asions would hove to b< ''&cncrattd" coll<ctivdy, Schwan.• reccivtd hiah mark> from many or the Masten for his perrormanc:t in orrite durina the: paa 16 mOtlths-csp<dally in his decbion maklna. " He b commolltd to the Collqcs and M is tryina,'' lntenslllou C411cac fellow ~... James said . p - ..,...S clalmlnt thai IM 0cao bOS dctoc I "commmclabl< Job under l.bc C>d>UDJ con.u-ainu. He 1 • Tht'le were some communication problcmt but in tbe lona run I havt no objections to hb dtdsions." .loilnlOil mustd. Sirianni admllttd that •ho<:an't " rood -1m." Coacodlna that •ht had "some dUappointm<ftt," tht Master cltdin<d 10 dc<1il bcr feelinp on account or her aclrnintd inability to undmtand Schwam. Oapitt !he budac:r oonstraint>, the Masters b<li.-.. the Coll<j!OI-voccm will sumve at UB. tV<n with lht modlrat~ons ncc:essitottd by tht budac:r crunch. Dryden and Murplty both apr..std bomc: that ohc oR-ddaytd General Educatioo plan mlaht hdp IM CoUqcs <'otntuallyassutt th< key rol<ln th< Uni...sit.y they have .auahl una ill inception in the early 1970s. '"Tltt CoUcacs could make a real contribution to tht r•01ram." Murplty •uuuttd, "lr Gtn<ral Education ever ac:r• orr tile amuncl." To Dryden, lM errft(IS or Central Edueallon art "pu.ullaa. •• He Wd, .,I'm umwc of what win h..appen but I fed bcrter-it b 1101 as bi& a thr<11 u I saw II as two or tht« ,._,. aao. It mia)lt .,..., b< more or an oppanunlty." A C<rlaio dear« or optimi.m exists In tM CoJJqts that what is ofered i& stron&. and that aivcn lht c"'ha.n« aJ a healthier su:rvivaJ, can prodta: and a.ssurc an ini)>Ott&nt <mtral >POl in the Univcnlty. " I thint WC do a Vtry I(>Od job CVCO With a qucaionablc Unhltr•hr commitmtat," WDmft!'s Studies Collett co-ordinator Linda Sudano mt.intainrd. · " We ea.n make It on splrh alone,'' StrianM si.stcd , "as lona as the fcllow1 and the audcnll conttnuc to suppon "'· we will bt >u<CCSSful. We arc s upposed to brtll: up the colt 01mosl>bcre and .,. do 1 •••~ aood job." "Th< people •ho wtll really suffer art tbo>e that lin tn EJUCOtt," SchWIIIU said. Those 1200 Jludtnts tiler< without the Cotlqet would live a dismal uptriencc." ''Thcrt is .some Yl&or. tome areas or l)roblcm~ th:.u need 10 b< wor~ed on, lnsufficiem rundinJ. unclc:-ar conctpllon or m1S$10n and the Q)f!Slitumcy. But there .... ....,. stmllth• IUSd 10m< prOJRIIU thll .,.. lrov.bl«<." Dr)'dm condudecl, nodaa that the ..-hole •Y'Iern had )<I to rtaeh 11> full aopaoty. FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AT P .J ..'S WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! \ SOt STROHS DRAFTS! $2.15 STROHS PITCHERSI $1.00 MIXED DRINKSI FREE MUNCHIES! starting at 1 p.m.! Mfp-·................ _..,.-to... ~~~:~ ,...,_,._VII n. tk/Na_.... _ _.._... ·- Sex discrimination laws are put asic~ by J obn K . loplono \ knoll"' £d1tM Cllll~a by FSEC Srttator mused. ..WhAt uc we: solna to do, have • rciOh.nion a.&ajnst a lew? .. the new Ftderal S<JIUal disc:rimlnadon laws 11 lppallinJ ... Facuhy S-tnllf' Chan Norman Pm~ cords Solkoff obd~td a r<qUCSI to pr....,t tht contrCl'"CfsW ltpmtion before 1 fuU Senile. Afl<t dlstributina copies of the resontd. "'Tbc law CTUlet an environment tbat's no1 even Kfll'S or laws tO 11\t St:nat t'~ Elteculive Commllltt Tutsclay, Ull Affirmative Ac:tion Orriccr Makolm Jo.punJ crpi&Jn<d that "10ual hanusmmt has \Criou.r impUalioos ror rh~ Unavrnrty as u employer." UO Ius an ''lnllltuuonal re:,ponlibHtty•· 10 cruure against thb typr or abuse, AaoJilnj n01ed. addina abar whC'n hi.ITa.u.mcnt sraru. 1t u the Un•vmity's duty to ' 'like steps ro stop t.ha1 acuon ." " I find thb applllina:· Soll.orr human:· Admluina that * 't is not much the University can do 10 prevent sc~uol harras.smen1. Aaollini llrcsud that the "burdrn or rtmondina the aarr aboulthe laws" hcs with lM administration. Befort Aaostini procnttd the contro"enial leaislatlon rivr Smatou rtrounted thr discUJ&ion.s wh1d1 look phtct 11.1 two ra:c~ educational confere nces . Prtmlttina tht praattatlon .,.. Collqe H Muttl..c< Drycltn, ,.ho ru:mtly rcturntd from I roru:m explorina the problem• faclna Lib<ral Aru in 1he nut dtcadc. Noclnc the inereas.•n& "That action:· Aaoutni con t inu~d. ..nn be tnuchin&. peulna or other types or advanC'rs. ·• "prorcuio nalism and But,thc Alr1rmath< Aalon Ofliet:r vocetionalisrn" plaau•n& the aclmltttd, • plnhora or Olher Nauon·, uni\"trsillca:, Dryden circumltanca. c:an con.-lhtte .sexual uplatncd that the confncoc::e's 'l,III'Uimml. ~eynolc 'pcakrr blamed the "Do you mean that If I .mik 11 "studtnt~' qucsu for JOb." for Lauren (51 udenr Auoc-iarion lumina collcacs into " knowltd&• M odernlc Affaln Dircaor Laurm raaorle.t." Shapiro. who ~-a. lltt.ndln& the "l don '1 rhink that was intended mM'Iina), that would constitulc u 1 compliment ,'' Dryden 1uua1 harraumenl7 .. Solkorr chuckltd, addina that IM ~~><•~•• qucsllontd Aco<tlnl chrhtencd ··loday's'' rollear paduat<S .. m<mben or "tM...,. illitcncy." TNO!po RcplytDJ that if Shapiro dcerntd the OtaJrman'sacrlons ••orrcm1ve'' Bdtoaur«~ and wlli'Md hjm aaain.st corujnulna Turnin1 10 tht Ocncral lh<m. Aaoslini indltattd that Eduei~Otl contro•<tSY thai bas Soltorr would b< auilty under the bcco brtW1nJ 11 UB .dnct 197~. new la•s. A«ordi na to the Dr)cltn ..pla;ntd thatth< confnc<s kpi.lauon. acc:ut-en: ''ha .. e the W~oa-e "uttnly pe:wmi.J~ic:" abo~ .,..,.,. openlnas for 1rumped,· up accompl11hina 1he educational <hat&n." AA<>stini tuldtd . pro&ra'l' •• • larc< unovt,.lty. 11 Althoush most or the law dub Thty concludcd that a wish ft':lu.al harraamau bft-.·cc:n unhcrlity oraanitcd into wptr"i.JOr and C'mploye:c, &wo dtpanm<nts <on't havt Gert Ed," additional musa -~ ""'' an the Colleaes• rcprucntati¥f' onslaUJbt or complaJN> _n., th< rcalkd. " IMicad , IM "ud<nls Uruvertily. "A.n employer ma~ bt " ould b< offered a pO<poum or Gal Ed rcsponaiblc ror the .... or oon· intro courxs iosread cmployc:cs.'' Aaonfn1 noted, C()UfJe)," orrcrl.. harrassmtnt betWta> I UB Throwlna hi> pen Into UJC <mployte and 1 ttudcnt u an journlllstk rina was Viet Prestdtnl aampk. for Studcnl Affairs Rt<hard • ~ provision - . . that SiQJ«ow, who r«mtly raurntd "...-uAI twra..mcnl by ........,..... frO<n the Annual SUNY Conf<rmce b oalonabl< if the Jupcrvisor In Albany aJ)d had his rcporl in t nows or Jhould have known about hand ...1 don•t think l'vt ever had the conduct." DiSifuntltd Sc:naiCI" such a eaplivt audience,'' he continually interjea<d commmts la~ah<d In reftt<r><t to the m..'tiDJ bmtllna th... .,........ "Diffac:nt room-a •moll C apen Hall tullurcs h&vt diff<rc:nt 111iludcs - · thrct b<low the •owards wbat 's harrus.mcnt." c:lwnb<n where lM Executive OmnaJt Professor Mldsod Met...,. Cotmnhtee _ . , . convtna. oomplalntd. " ltooundt ltkt 1914." The Vft Pr<>idm1 cldailtd lM "-inl had orillnally dcddtd Conrercnc.e•s c 'tlenlt, polntlna to make bls prcscntltlon be fort lite pankularly 10 discu,ssiOtl on hl&hcr Eltotu~l¥< Commillet .,_..., h< <d.-lao IYII<I!I'sr<n~rnnt budJt! uid, ' 'You aon poa the"'looord down ,P<Oblmu. " Tht Qancdlor (of the IUSd help the Uaivenjty 1\dfill iu SUNY IY<tem, Clifford R • ._u!M~My . . . . dllp6oyu." Whanon) bdinu 1h01 there 01e llul, to brill& the II,.. btfO<c the ~ llr. . . baidcsJ>Qblk <ducllllon cntlrc Fkulty S..Wc, Solkoff said that nt<cl Jtai,lalivc action," In rcsponst to a •u~~JC~Cion b_y. ,siaalcko., reporltd, " J thou&ht A,ostlnl, is unliktly. A1 ont lhOI "'"' kind ofinter.uln~o" or nocm �, Anti-rape groups spark awareness b~ = = ==== ==i '!he problem with some post i on!Wope ~ MOS tiCit !hey were !_"' fDO short-IMd to be e~'~" ,~ective. '' j - Public Safety offKer =========-== ~ l uitd by • omm 116 pn-cmt) 11 1h~ """alk: ><rvi<t bliScd at the Und<rsraduatt Ltbr&rf. followed by th< •an "'""Icc whtch It uRd by ~ 12 ~J<T<tnt of the women surveyed. 11 abo >!lowed thaJ S8 Ptrctnl of the women did not (ed gfr v.hC'n walking al.onc on carnpu'" _., Jon Cohtn SJ't('mm1 lltJ// u '''" Althou&h tht11<1ual oumb<t or raj>ts in th< UB atea may not b< dt<'r<UUIJ, • ....,..,... or th< rot<ntoal danacr hu bcm inaeased thtOuaJI the clfons ol '"'lOllS ClniPUS llfOOUJ>. A«<<din& IO Pubio< Sofny o(r.ca and rape pr~vt-nt t on specfaJisc Pc&&y Ch~tpado.\, the hetaJt&cncd awarrnC5.S has been the most vilibtc oontribu11on ol UB's 'lnll·tapc OtgilDiWJOM, But ,.hy t«<gnition of the problnn h:os brm tn~Zrt~. thr trrtnl\tne:u ot &ht a.ro ups 1n lo-..C!1'inJ the number of n.pn; t.RnrKM be ~crmmed b«:auM' ma(l)' Jet not rci!Oflnl "lktlo<cs> SO and 7~ P<T«nt of all r~pu. .,plamcd An11-ltopc 1 ..~ For« (1\IHFI pro)M hcod ~bblt Publi• S.f<ty hondl<> liJJP'OAimatcl} '"" J\\UI<d GiltS!«. ~ho .....In! th•qllll&hl> or hcr l~o.q~o~~ntlr\~o.·t: ~o. otuntHn ha-..f' a ftl(od or ~bo Chapadoo &aid sh< also kn<w ol ,....,., unrcQOrtect c.ascs from her COn\act whh Lhe Suualhy Ed'""'tlon Center. addlna tb" the nu.ntbtr of rcpontd rapa hu increased , ''lnc incrt&l!C can m:unly be attributed 10 ...omm Ondlng u taS~tJ ro 1aU. about rape, noa 10 1n xcuaJ iDC'f'C;ti(: '" ~~ nwnbtt of 1U('h 1n..KJ~nt,.' ' site m~nraJnrJ Onc-un ..,.omen - ho b.a"C' bttn pr~ldts an CloC:Ort scrvkle for "'-Omt11 to both on a.nd orr campus locauons. ~,~ h. presently on< •o.n op<ratln1 •h•1 poovodcs servia 10 wnhin ont and ont·h:tlf mila rron1 campu1. CU:rttnt PfOvatn propoWi (:;;ill (o r a S«<nd van and hu txm ra~ ...... ~cd by Sl••• Slmmoa> or 'Th< r<'<cnt llltmp or sncn Borrato-aru black men hu tn<IU,«d I<IUIOQ OJIIOf\8 t.oc.J bl.l<l spurnina t'1nord1nary-and often 1UraaJ- prt'tauf•on..atY mrasu~ fn the affected Eas1 Sidt c,:ommunily. "The lnabrlhy of oollce •n ...nupton 10 ap pf'ltttomd t iller h.. ""'"'cd • kind or poranO<O," cloh!X'd WGR-TV 1"<1'0f1<T Toa) Far1n1 , •ho has performed t\ltnw•t '""t'rigarion on the downtown "1Ua1M>n. In rcspon>e to the kiUinas. many black communny m<mb<ts hav< .,.f rcpomdly 1Ulllcd thnmdvcs with ~n tvc• ond ltantlguru-cnlllly or - •nd•. Eric Coun1y ot .. Edl,tx ,. hil't" ClMl Halt, .oraan11ttlon . The Fa~ully St ud en t fahlUil& wa,. that they wert too 'borl-h\'td 10 Anocl•llon IFSAI recently aoprovcd onoohcr be df<CII•t.'' Chopado• .ald. Sht •ddcd thar SJOOO foo pro111~m c~nsion . "Tilt) • •~< mainly psycholoay and 110<iolo1Y A(C'Ord•na ro il r«:ttu .survey* ot so mtn PIOJMI thai h('\ff COl off lhC' lfOUI'Id," but 111d 50 v..omftl concft'nin& rape and variou!t pGintcd 10 th< ARTF ou th< moso dTC<Ii>'< aspen> o( th< ARTF. 97 I'Cf«Jll sai<1 the) ~en aware: or tht SCT\ i« and 11-' cffons ro &""'P The \IUd~nt .. olunt~r or&o.nlLILion proem -.omen Tnc tdu.al ift'Yta mos1: Paranoia sets in orr the East Side \'IUJtn&. '-101" 01 Adl<son -.,d Didcndo<f Anne\ The for<< pu<cnth has 65 volunt«n in addriiO<I 10 '-taff mcmbtn and r«<hcd 11'100 from th< Communtt) A<toon Corps (CACJ. it> parmi ''Tttr OJOI>1cm \ol.it}\ somt J'):l)l (llnu..-apc:) Gt••m orfku~,u~ n:roned ca~.. of ra.pf' per ycal ; 'Th~ '"'"tUIJ num~t of rape\ IS a lo1 mon~, u OM hiJf niabt. Ano1her oraanowion bauhna 41 UB i> U<01< Con>i>tln~ or cvcf•ll> <n«I'Cd oH-umpus houks. 11 poo>rdcs •h<lw for 1.111fC'port~.'' rl not more. ao District Auomcy Ed•'a.rd eo,.ruvc ha-..e threatmed Mri:SI for thO>< obxncd "bounty buDiina·" Ao Coqro.. -laincd n, Sp«rnurr. "M)~ ,.ho assumcsth< powtr and authority of a police of(tcer ccrt&JnJy invian l.awlul action." Arc.~ black Jcadns ha\IC' flaaly denied ·~ existe-nce or these aaivitift, l l has Cosarovc:. 10 Poltcc. had (tared that tb< City's risizla ....,• • tm.Mon- ruded by lM January U .-.Nw roll)-• outd vimuJ•r inanlofd ux"idmcs or b&acts anllltkena ""'hltC). v~ ( \ t f ' ( \ lilt tb< Unur Da) Rally a.nd the Martin Luther Ke nJ Day cclcbralton ha'-t been c:r~hed ¥WUh using tru.n ral\on in tht blad communi.1'J . 111t.t claimed 11 was SS.95 Stonullkc thcstar< "diKOuntcd immtdlaeely,'' accordtnl to C<»&IO"C:, ..,ho h-u 11Lc:-n 1"0 prC\UUlhC' KtkJn JP,IIW (u"ha falw: re:pons.. "ldon't bchC'\'t lha~ u an unUilul amoun1 of Undc<Jraduot< Studrno "'-'""on oJid Tohoo~ C"ollqc through •or·~ <tud) Olnd Othcor mons. lhllt. "ho wd >h< maJ he I<~• 1nr •fi<r this yt".Jr, c:xplamtd ehar U·Carc rnla,ht merve .,.ith 1hr Antt· RaJ)( Tas~ f orn ••w m.tJnlaJn iU SC3bilhy and luure th~l u conltnLin~ •· Glauet aat«d 1h•1 ehr mate• "ts a PG'-\tblht~. '' A01ht5 •tt~• t ht Mil Rat~e T.u~ Fortt nwlf may II< adopted by FSA ba:s> practi<cd. "Spra~cuy's o n d - ofpsO!IltUtiOtr_...,. lor~cd vp tattle than tHual," he ,..d, "and tome namtnah aft ua)'lnl of( tbc: .crt<~•" h .. Addrllonally, police orr.ccr. arc operating under 11 b11nncr of cumiun. Wht.-n <ontaMed by T1t~ $p«trum (or C'ommc:ne, A#lar >t""" t r···················-~ Sonny ' s Pizza; : 1 3038 Sweet Home Rd. A m herst1 New York I I 1 I BUY ONE SUB 89 1• 7311 Get a TACO FREEl I I 1 I &9 1-73 19 -lflroWgll 211111, r.tou....AI+t. 4 pm • &2 am, Sun.. 4pm • f I pm I I I ~--------------------~ or lbO";c" lh3t ...ery finte fm.tuc:u"~8 •· It ,., WP1M)tlcod h' tl1r Fxuh)·Studtna A ..~tauoo (riA, . thr- mhrqJresauatlon.·· he lAid. Ncwsbtcakcr Falin& claim• rhat rllepl &>! Side acoivili<> hiV< e><n secn a d«:llnc "'nee exira caution locaJ lrontcally. howc~ter _ l.tw pttca:nc:t ck'pt.uics wen un~llhn& 10 <nf<><amcsu ofllo:tls ba-. b<cn r<lc:a>c tnformatlon- "h.,hcr 01 bindcrcd br a r... fob<: ,._.. ol ttOC tt •as Jdlted 10 t.hc r«ml •'bites aotatUna blodls. Two ...... l rOtnp. Atl tnQtmJts '-el't ror,arc:kd to qo, 1 bl.aclr: man tdmhfyina himself as Kina Cieorac Jr- wal«d DA Cosvo\oc, "Tht rt h an iJuo ohe O:tld Sorlna Polic< Swfon aat«n\Cnt ~IV.et:n all lhC: 'IIC:n<'IO Tht Sp•rtrum, havt errned at 1444 Main Strm. o~.;mins oo iMotvtd '" this invatlptton 1hat lhcfM.C:ho-ooc as a dnnTcnl 10 havt b<m anacked and robb<d by a the only spol csman to the preu wiU auad., bw lA hopc-s or aHrKtif\1 kn 1h~--w1cldina wh"ilc man. be mrsclr:· tht Distrk1 Attorney th< mfatnoli$ ".ll caliber kflltr " aa:ordin& to a C011n<r ~ c;plaincd. lllc dud a>>'CSllJ&ll>e ofrto&t K.oo'-11 U "boUOt)' bUAtCU, '' I hac story. ~ wd M was wamn& for a O>krlcd tb2t he bas "n..n" )'OU"J biK~ adults lla>< bcm bus when th< 1.20 a_m, on..:~ .. llnmcd ........,., or srmil~< obsrr"td Oil downtown Jlltci occurred, ahhouah the laJI rnquotud<. " This •• probtbty the COfMn ac bu.' stops• .linct" m.1ny of outbound Main Streel bw lta\<S moJl f\dnous series or a1.raC'J C"VU the ktlhn&• OC'<\IlTCd In downtown 11 12:3! a.m . Tile n<AI COft!nUUcd in the hrstory of Enc soena. Sine< the r<ward fund for the outbound bus J.tnH: downtown at Cou.nty,'' Cos&TO~ dc:clartd. " In 6;42 a.m . tht 200 years M jUIIJprudcne< on ~!Utr'J UPIUr< b8> r<UI>cd I Amttica, this will pi'Ob.obty 10 SIOO,OOO toaaJ, then unique do• o *' one of t.bc: most hdno\15 mutprmcun as "ban" "'bil< - - of cndoto lltlllcd collabonton awml .. l , Ooorwr r._ocd tb< &lud: &I AIIICkJ 00 ilum.tniC).'' cone<&lcd tpOC • 2:2S un.. and &A"< pobcc ao <XpboJotion or -..by h< had wllitcd Pollff fur 0><r OD boUI tO rtpon lht inddtnt, To prc><nt an outb<nk or lh<K Offr<ials sold thll Ceor.., flf$1 ocllvitles, both Buffalo Pollet rtportcd tht then or SJO, and then Homoclde Chief Leo Dono•an and ch&npd !h< llcur< to U . 0.0..• r:apc-d, thin!\ rhcy atr tktn& foUO"-'cd. U·Ca.e ll run ~;:olleahdy wuh ju.w 1 fou.r penon stall. "The prognm i' r<:illy just ¥tll lnJ >tarttd," r<rnar~cd >pokai)<Tson Btcl~ Lrlllo. "It's basl<aJ) • protnl ol ~ICilU\1 and ""'ttrun_g bo&Ub and rft(uun ..hrch wert p<nchliScd l!lqally and arc not lf«Dted Aa:ordsna 10 Faona• ..-ly all Cit} cab dnwn •·pad. a f\&;0/. hopinJ not to mcvr the Y~ (au as l~~~to vca c:abbks fatall) 11abb<d last Fall. Other Boffato blac~s. Fattna told 1 i Pew Ch;pados ; help pnwent IMrttl defects ~Dimes ·-·-IO(,f /'..;fto'...... . ... . ,~"'VIIl- • - �leditorial I ! The final chapter? tn • _ , --oiSQulreHatt ''*' Ia oocudent ~tlonwfth • ! ,_.,....,, peat end • nebuloua futuro. It wu bolno out ol o oolt«llwl • • eliot! In t871to . - ll>t Unw...tty ond hU .-Into the n o w - j ~:!08~~~::~ '~'..:=m~~'-,ma - f.. o Rlll>tlne -tnlalratM controlo, oxtomot ......,...,.. trom tocet toconl OCO<~­ C.rt C.vage, ond oll0<11 to CioN 1 1 1 - It lied onythtng but on ouy ac101e1cenc:e: pomopayoung a.Ju"nooct w111 to >L This Mondor alto• yoora ol legal haggling thl UnW.olty oftCI C.....OO. tn. Co-op cont_., WIN 0. tOd In the COUll._ FO< tho r:>UI '"'" yean, while C.rt C..ago /1&• ataoacs ono caao -r\1111 SI>Othll, tM student OfOMIZO!Ion hU -IIOd wtth Utes ond otodlltmltslm~ by 1>0- the .ammlstratJon because of the auh But. it COU14 ht-'11 been WWM In tne m~te70s UB Jluq,nt • .,, Ronllno lllmpty to~"" tn. Co-op oto•o In Ncmombor ti7~ UB Ylce President lOt Finance ond Man - n o Edward Doty ctc>sed t~• Co-op I>OQuM or C.•aoo'o comptolnta that It poaocj un1•" competition Uni,...rslty Prosidom Robert L ~ottOt · -It ono montn tater. With tn~~entory an<t Ul" rltutcUona. What followed were montna and months ot u1a11 fCH the t:tuct.nt organization. Cev•g• apptoacht<l tne Uf'IIYet"''l\' CollncU-UB's governii\Q oroup-and a rea ~otogl'llatCMI lhtdettlt boycoutd Clvaoe·• Main Street record store. the legaiHy or ,unnmo a comP4ttulvaatudent otoanizatlon In a State bulldit\0 waa eonttanu) tHted Vou .... aceotdlng to C.rl Cavaoe. 1~ noc·tor p1ofll entt'P''" In SQuire Hall was "tulnvoua competiUon with privati enletprtH:· Cao;lge'a comptalnt wa• aounoed afle, Co-op 11111 IUtPitMCI S2001000 ennually. The ba.sla ot the C.vaoe complaint waa that the Co-op could chtrge tower prlcft beciluaelt waa not •ubjoet to ttnt ar1ct tuea. tnaddltlon, slnc.e 11 js toea ted on State property and aided by Slete taus. Cavage maintained that he waa, Jn tact, funding '"' eomoet111•n· On the lvr,ace Cavaga·s aJgumont makoaaenae- • ·~•'Y1"'"0 h1aays fa 01 Moroaic majority To I~ Editor. I>Oho.too As I wotcned :hi newatope oiiM 1122 "Right to Uto" marC!\ In W&shlng(Oft ond OIOhcol\seNOtl<o SlflotOI Helmotnt~ • conalltuoloMi oto 001\ on abottloN- tncludlflO for rape ond l,....t-t wu remlndOd of • con-tlon I """" l>od wllh • l.lt -wet~ let's 'ust refer to h•m u my taVOftte ·~li>e: He ls- 091 ln>1 sex·IIG tn schools -agaJntt freely a'ttiJta~e COilt,ac.puve ato1 encs thol4t who would oncourooe thllr use. -aga•nst 1ax doflatJ: being IPtnl to akj lhoU women Wf'KI "get ptegf\ant because o' thtfr lmmotaJ - agotnst ollobottlons "bec:oueo It's mutdol." He Ia tot-t . .torlng llfOJOfS In I hi actooo4s beco\lle "godl<ln-oe» .. •arnpont end that Is lhl couse c>t lmmotal behavlot • -reatrlc:Uno ln. aveUabltttr or eontracepll~es • toec:auao only lrntnO<al pooQte u., tnem Oftd besides I hey •ncoutage ,,..... YOt.lftO kids to haYft su. .. -tnt " Righi To Uta" movement and the ant• ebore~n conltltuttonal arnet~ctmenl ••eo we can Slop fnest mu,de.&.•• -capltat punltllmtnl He os 1110 a ""'mber ot tne Motonle Majority Chns ORmond could be true. But fllllllleally, tht StuOti'U AtiOCittiOn (SA) IHOHliY Rlchatd Uppes polnaa out, 11 also could 1ppty to moat ewuy other student serviCII 01'\ eempus Clo;1ge's complaint legally seem• unsubtttnflated AM fom;natel)', '" ~':,.eouns, tne burden of proof tnet the opetallon "Illegal" ta•ts on It= When P<euer avtnortzeo the tltlblf$1'1rntnl o f tt~e Co-op '" Septembef lg71 t'le Justlfjed 111 I!IJ~.tStence wll,tn I~ Bolrd 01 Tru$101:-1 gU'OelinU •.nd. 1n a ~urn to SA, dlscuued tts. teg1U1r "S•nce rrte prooowo Co-oet 11 nQ1 a Pflware ent ... uou $1nce u woukt ooerete In apace oeone•ally end atfi.O)' au.gnea to atvdent acttvli•H &•nc:e by IP'Ie ptoeeod$ would beneftl the S1uden1 ~s.SOU ifan and s.1nu I assume the end rts\JII wouao De OMm.d cutu..1tat I apprcwe lhe f iQU.St with tne lollow!r.g ret:lt•Cf.att " Those ttsthchon t~rect tt'tlt QIO&I rtcai!Pt& and Ml ·~ be tacotOed. tnat..,--...n or(JIIIC:MCfa oe aubtleliO mandatory tee gulde4tMS. ancs I hOI -0001 0. ,_,...,Oft 0 yo11ty I>OSOL The Co-op tOday I UM hi I Into KeUet'a OflO•n:al otans tt tOnt•nue.s a.& I Mgn-PfOfit operation rvn by and tOt tM Unh••ally But the reel 1swe Mtl 11 not tecotds, or _ . , Of utu, but 1 1 - t Any ol tl'le or~az:alton6 011 a~ 11\11 oU1t aom. MAIC.e to &ti.JC»niJ and ~p.Nt to "compel•.. w'1" OII'Wtt .,. . Ou.Jihft..MI CCWk1 be lfueat~ it Cavago'S caao II UI>Mid The Un!VefSity Union ActiVIties Boatd (UUAB), m•oht bl K.C.uS4Mi POSinQ ·u-nre;r eotnOeHUon.. to toeel c;:oneetl organtuwa. Thai AIM OtQMllattan. ln IMIIAQ tnerieiMCh .,..... 1.0 &tt0w art <:.am()U:S. cou.kl be cont.l.r\led • • " ~o~nlal' compt111k»n" to 11N thllttlfs And wNt abOIJt drama ana dance? Whll abo4.11 fOOd ..,~ Whit lboul U8'a hNIII't tacUittea.? c..,.,..• aroument repf'eleftts a &nttwO •n•mot to,...,~. any obSta.c~ monopoty M M.O on the local tetall record tt'l•t lhttetens the one-Ume '""""'"'·Since tne tutWiOf>Ce ,,.,,..,or ona .... ifl tnt midoti70.. C.••oe ck>Md 1115 Un<"«llty Ptoza tto«~ Bu\ not unllllhe Co-op and lhl Aewrd Jo~ph Simon r,. . It'a been a frusuatlng \wo weeks up at Sp«tr"m Student$. •acuHr, ad.mlnlatratota. tooct •••vice wonters. campus "~a··'t anO eo;en sewn. of our own .csraors ha~ q....a.doned whethtK we tnOUIC.1 f\1\tt nm the KeUer testQMdon SlOt)' Some con.etrued u a.s wru:ponsJble. Y5cNWS, me-.an a.nd U\ bad ta.wte. We:lt. jf you,... oae ollhOA - •· I woulon't ..._,you ,..., ""'furtloet Up unlit roow. oN ,.. could soy Is lhll we - - ,.. - • rtgh~ a!fd we w.u 0. sloorlty t ean "Y un\llroow, t>ecauoolet thl ttrst '""' n.. Sp«rrum con pllnt <loc\lmented evtcle.- t~at Ko\ltr II ~onnlng to ...,...,.t.., 'u.tgn W1UWM.If dutdos1ng I he ldeintny ot our sourcea. A top C.pen Hojlllldo, Aleunder MargOYinelleld, naa f a - -etalfOpes Of COMOrUIIontl recorded In the Ptealclent's Oft leo. The • - • are datOd I<Otn Otcembor tO, 11180 otgnt tnrouon to tnls ...,k, and -.mo ovalial>le 10 Tile SpectruM lh<oUOh tne Fr06dom of Conce~n•no the AesiQna11on of UntYOfllty Run'* moved •nto IM .,. . wa& tM monopoUsUc cheracte:r of utcotd saiH tntormalion In I~~ClOd with a CIO\lf.. of trH competloton Pre.sklents Act Todey, the orig&""' ~~~ ot tnt caM-Cavages' utes veta\Js thO&#!! ot tt'le Record Co-op, competiUYt ttmltt. etc - 11e no ton9«1r the truly Important eteJMntl. C.vage.a· hal mowed ou1 to the aurbutban malls and the qoeaHon of competition ~~ JOmaWtlat moot But ltte p;ec.O.nl lhet ene o:aM • fU set 11 ttto atQI"'illeaM otemenl, The conYe<.. lions directly oetollng to llattefo to•tgnatlon and the. attempts to coYer-up hi• plant one• the t\OfY IPpeared In The Speoctrum on January 261 1SNS1. What follows are uar,scrlpts of seleciDd Jt.c~aon. ·•t ·' -" Whit ..p lltr quiet .. you me"n t'tl get the boys to ~ court's decision coYkl Opel! out thl tote ol o numi>Ot ot UB's llYdont J onioary 23, IN\ Otc-. 10. tll80 Jackaon; "I've bHn tolfl Ttt• Spoclrvm's- comlttg out Wo ore mo<e tnt n nappy at tM PlO-t of clollng tna oool< on tO. Anls\ont to thl ProoldO(I\ A.., Stein; "Boo this Pll .. with fhl IIOIY In Alondar't pap.,, , Whit the ht~lt 11e c...ges' ~ c... Tloto cnoptora n••• _ , IOJ'il tnd Gltllcutt We onty • /Uti llft1 going 10 be 'rho ..,., wllhou; ro<l· 1 - . gofrtg to do?' 1 nope thwe' • ftappy , lAb Olldlng ,..,. you mode II wllol 11 11 tod•y Yov orw lite Keu•· " I'W bH/1 thlnk~ng IOOut thfJ l or a willie H1rry, ,._, rnpon•ltiN for putting UB In lla ptel~t '"d I fhmki'IN got tiHtpiobl•m •ollf«<. • All wetNve poslllon~olllho studOiots ~now It 100. they uy 11 ~It to lttll Ill The Spectrum·• otl lh• ttbte1n Squire ' ,,.. tim. ~ thf buMI*•M ott drop/liM .. ..,ty Wond•y. and no one wm know 100111 m• t<ettw: "All tlpflt. llott, ~I My doy'c _ , bod r••lgttlng.•• • £dflor~ got ~ wi t - t rou 01'4 fOUl IO'J' · - " " Jull g ... Jackaon: ''UII. .Ju•t onf Ptobftm, Bob Elena C . - . . . tM nta/1 ao I elM •dd •IIJ'IIf more re/«tlott l•tt.,l 10 c.~g that one.• end w11n't allowed ;n Squue ~~ to/a wltoM ,.a/ " rt'f-#011." $)etn::- •..taaw .. Kau.- •u t~H•n·r mener I huMt't bH-n '"$Quire 101 lito,..., 10 ,..,. onywoy ~ol-(lfng~ t<ett« -~wont tJnclo Sol~- , r -1'7 011 - IWwlbt, to-~ Vttlor eo...-ltr Collogo bet OIIWdr ltllod Ito posl 101 on J- r y :It, INI ~IIAIS/tr.l 0Hoo ol /'lotoro Famolttg " t<etta<: -~ ot rhh •IOfY Hitfr7. wt 'H gor to g.t Cilf • s..lor. "' C M l - , . . , dli/n•r loAo fOU You...., . 1 - guys 110M ito tho Aepon• I w.tllt o / l O l i i ~ ~ '10'1 """I>OI• to ,.,, Well u;•ng If's ort l•t. lwo,lla.lin •· ' -· -~ 11<01 ~. • ,.. gee _ . , ,. · ,,..., JKkoon: . ..., 8aO, JOII'IO •''" 10 Oilll l•ltly ''"vloe groups Voi.J'I ,No.!lfE ~ebluNy1M1 ... -__ - .....-G--_ A-=-=:: _......_.... =..-.· --·· .----- ,_ ..,_ ·-"- riO'' t•.- ~- ... ,w..- --. . .... -. - - ----· c., -c.~ ....... "~t u".Urro- ····· · - ~ . to,.,,. C:I.AJf'•-- -:a..- ,.,. MM- -~"-- ~ • • • J--· 0-. . -II --lolllfd~,..tli1 O..C..,. ,_ AJMn Hat!)'0 hold ol fha " 110<1 .... 1......-n.. ~,..._flO/ CIOfY ...- ....,/-··v-o.., te.ller.' •·o.- Ill - , , _ - olf'f , - - 1/? ..... - fkttOW - H · WIIO ooukl didft,lt t<ettar. "W•I. • , . . , ,,_ ""' loolo withoUt u11•g t~or 110<1. ••r lbol 11 ... . ,-etlti ~01100<010<1' Of -IMng. And,.., o(ltbOJ guy Lubll to ,.,,. oomttlhlng IN/Iy lpw. • • " Joe"- "S«I'f, Sol>, ,.. only Ito,... c:onttol , _ the Aeponw, 1101 - . •• II - • ,.,teet - •· She Anowa ~I trifa ,,...,.....,,.,,, llaiiC"CoMeOII lllttrry, -IIIIO<tl II. Silo's got a big lUIIe p/OyhouH - - - - ""' L""""'-...r /1100 -~ 11y Frw,... Uo'f<l ~1. .,.,.,.p wo'H ondup-lnglffloloolalfwouyrt>ty r,. C<i,...,., .OOUI H. luO. usuolly wile?" .-.-IMt .. ~-~ --~~~--- ' ?'" ...,.,_, ¥_,II .... oo _,.,.,,_,IN""' •n<t • ,.,tttouw dtMD ,_,. ort lOp ol ~r Holt WhoI more ooukl still • .,.t7"' -· - our plodding " -•tt• But I ,.,.,ldn't W«l'/ on • low lrttl wilhOUI Some ~ cloltn tn04 !>1 prt•oone '"""" trontorlp4a, r"" Spec/rum hal 000111 " pulfled ~~· nand" ol l<f!tllf to tllot hi won' t roalgn. w ••re olton ~"' wtoy we prtnt thale tlllnos It wo realty want him to qult7 Wall. ono onower Ill thai loe comes In awfullY hAndY Whln you'rt In thl mooc1 lor saruom �feedback! f ~ Physics 107 responds ur I am nelthet same tlme By the 11me t auwe. t tlefe are watt-to-wall peopte, and tho only piKeS unoc.el.lc»ed ate the stePS m ttwt trOf't o t the toom (somecimHh under lho protes50f·s desk. an<J outside the t;Joorway .t'l~ meant.pee:king •o to C«\f tt-e notM Needteu to s-ay tn•s •s ¥MY husuatlr\9 becauw a1Qng w•th ••H•ng on 1M IIOOf in the trot\t ol the room comes the conssant csanoet ol geumg rut tn the tteMI w dh a sohd batt ~unnv trwt 'C:if'CUlar mot~.. demonstr.J.I•on I rnust 5ay tn•t t '"''" acsm •..-e ttte PtotesSOrs 16• r..#inQ to teach unoft bett.a\ltor ' tno$e co.ndUKW\S To 1M Ed1t01. e; way ol UH.s LeHM. 1 WO\IId ltlle to ctarlf)' aome po.nts • n'chtworJght up by Lf Smith and J.Uuy Mo.uo: In PlntOUS lelllh'IIO IM. Ed1t0t A$ }'OU ma.y nave guesMCI 1 em • Pn)<IM::I T07 stl.Kienl a.nd ''$0 a rn..e -.cho'a.r ' 8ehwe me wnen t suopo~llng thta ~ttM:J ot "tn•m•• a"' t l-l't\etutea u, tteconuno •"~one s rtval bUt as you bosn mu~1 admit ""' ec:outti'Ct and .eat1oq •nangmentt .,, From:.l'alo. 454 ar• 01'eacUul Not llOf tn conduston. t.mentabtY' u 11 se-ems.. ttHt. $11UaJ.on w 111 continue unUl t nt f'tt~ 0epattme1'tl c.n hfld tMUtef faclltl\0$ IOf us tecu.~re.s. t iitiSO uaahzt lhiiiM trutt schUia ta• could b6 a on more coooerauye (come ontv are there 200 thaus 10 se.atlOO student I, OUt' lito lh41n!UUC-IotS cJo not U5e a mu:ac»ttone Whklh mallet tf •mOOS.Sib&e 101 an~orr.o •n I"O Nc;k 10 near Whll'l QCUng on AnO as a fHUII* YCHJ 1\IYG people lined VD II U'41 on gtJyt we c.a n c.natnly Oo wtlhOul Ihe ..Cha'f14t' ) ind not tntenupt U\e otner lnant.. door 01"8-hllf tlovt belore I hi tecturO In Ot(!Or to QOI 9ood teal& Aa M Mouoz said Pnys1u y0u ~h.ne.s aln!II:CI'f In pt6Qess tor tour future understand!~ 11 a hard enoUQn SUbject 10 U!•arn VWIIhOUI niVIng to go tfHOuQh tn11. Su.l guess you uo s.ey the I we ••e ••otH!rt9IOf uor P S Vou'\le got to glvtt tne you119 eng1nee11 s.ome caedH, we tr& certatflly 601hU&I&ShC ttnough (ll.IXiVI s u rvtv.tl Untouunately I c:.an nav1u get to my tecl'lfl bOfo•e Ptws•et. 5 00 becaus<' I have a clats 1n E111co11 lhll ehcta 11 I he 1n a1 l&t /fearing barking dogJ? ro '"• E.d1ror E1cl\ morning wnen I dttve m1o tnt M ichael PauwwJ lot on 1he Main swu~1 C1mpua, l gel OYI of my c:a, ano am 1mmodll toly aualloct by ttl& tovnd oJ a.r!(•no. Whlmportng Oog$ I 1006! UP IO lhe ' 00' of Fa tbet Hall, v1ew1ng the IOPI ot c1yn f say, "Shu:· 10 my sell as 1 walk to Cllll f ~ souncss ot tne OOQt fonow me nuougnout '"'campus When Heturn 10 my c.-r 1n I he atuunoon Intire ' ' sllvnce on the ,oof. and 01uesome iMiQe.t ua aP'I \hrougn my m•n<f I Htat~e the campus IHII~ liCk 1n11oe A ''••nd to~ m6 lhl CIOOJ are used by dental lfU<Senta to ptac.uct or•l &IJQMy\ ano l WOIJtd like to know w hethet 01 I'M)! IJ'HI 11 Hue I hl"e .,. tnoelib4e •tm4tmbrt•anct ot mr n~n s.c:.r"tool btotogy teacner O•sseeuno a lrQQ >~t~ntle '' suU al•ve wnrt n•s let!t e>tnneo down 10 a mat W rtlt 1 near thOse ooos boitt-: ~no, I teet concerNO IOOUI 11fn.t1ntf Ot 1\01 lhey 1 11 0.-'ftQ *'' ._lNeG human.!~ •"*" TM•e iltl ltiT\U wf\tn I dltve Ol'ltO tf'e campu5 thot ltmoet•tvte i$ cown co tOot 1~ otgfees. 1wtG 1ht dOgs.,, auu out ""''' on tnt '00' ~v• tnne Wlf'l\aiS aept outs.Ot 111 n•QI"'I regaraJes~ ol 1ne eem~ ature., 1 reeau a ume wnen t -wa'ktno 6#\ tne 1..-os w •th •n f\efCMittt Each ltme '"- p•c:~eo some SL Jof\MWOft tni~R..n a nd OU'6t ofl ntl 11f1lh mediCIMI ptoperltos. s.N woukl ctutel\ly ur ~ • toft ¥04d "'11'1!1" .,ou;• a nd thtft mo-. on It HOmed to oe ner tt•Y or tem•ncl~9 Mrwtt (ancl us.• that a f04'f!t of hfe (flowe~e.r cmm•t"e) wu being UCflftC.c:l hw our b&f\eht ~nd tha t sne wa.s gra1etU1 toe 11 '• "ooe tnal thO-se ot ~ou wno touunely s.ac.-•t~ee the d6tllal Of med.c.aJ oroora.m IPQIKIAie tnw tile lhll I~ Wt,.Q Qlvin \IP for yOUt '*'' •n•m••• •• "''' ot adv.al"ume."t 1 dldn 1 teet +mpellftd 10 wrn• aboul lh•s malll'f unhll s1w the SPCA <lttvii"Q out m e Mtenael Park•no Lot o"e 01~ 1 may oe tncouocl, but my assumpuon wa1 thl1 they wwttt ptobably dropPtr'IO oil tHey oogs to th• tCf\001 " Anif1lt t Aoteut Squad" -rne ulttmlfe u" we •uphemlamt I would Uke aomtortl trom Fl ('bor wno work& W I!~ those dog• to •etpond 10 the Quesuon• I nave t•lSed. Hopefutty tome fac:tual tnlormatton will assuage IllY' tears. • suapect .,,., many people w1U not be able tO undtfltlnd my concern, Ot wtlltcol f at 11\1-5 loc bttn9 uttuttve. wniCI\ '' why I "''"' cnoun to wuht'IO~ my A rati onal p lea To , .. £d11or ""''Ail4 I am Wlllin9 lo - 1••• t'llY or an amamely unta ... ai>CI frani<Jy unco<>t Utuuonal oltuallon Ill U B I am refe<llng IO IM lt<l at><l UJlCC<IlfOIIOI)Ie ui>su<ll8 Ill lh<l und«gfaduato '-liiM OOPUiallon I """" doe. _ tad ..-lhao roughly -1111~ ollh<l female u~adua l u al lllta U..l'<e<olry 1\a-.e l>eCOtM tesblan and ,,...,. numoera .,. 'nc~H.&U1g ta ...... _ , bed . , VB. making 11 dtlllculllor a ,..,,~y namt..< or ,.._,.,lila 111fOIIOnSblp$ IO locm and d - P<-'f 10 1r...r noibrol c:cncluSIOftL A& a n - Cl'f!Oif>e l~ng lndofms,and "*"beta ol w...-·a Studln ColleOe; ' 'WOII'tO!l. I l eel IM I lha OOY1Jitl fOliO -.n don'\ rou ru.Nze tnal ,_., ..,. roo!Atlotl&nlp - • ' " ' numbe< of • •alleOie 1..,.... ,,.. normal -U&I re1allon0hl..-l 1>1' 1- 1 Ha o en)'OM ..,., cons1dollfecl t~l• s oanllnQ ,.., lr'l&lgnl? Ia th&<a any _ , . .,., th<lro naa bMn • uc:n an ineteaM In lhli rtfJI"'btt of • k:kNt ra.oel' •n IM un-.iiY community? wcall cwt lot t*p, and IM)I decl)' ona laCII at ~tlon on lha p robfam. Olil Wily not sol'tell\a problem at Ita basic u u -? Th<l ....,-'r rnylctad number ol avallablt fomalaa 1\aa been a b\lrde<loome ollaln on Ina ln , _l mal.. pr-nl. fo<elng th<lm to OUikl up unrallu abla pSUionl and M • ua l dollru, Wnan th<l ovtfiOid _ . , t a o mucn, and -e•plocleS In an atl of ••P4· . . _ ev.,yw nefe compU1In... TM11 t1n to rea tlle that 111• problti'Tl '• themsetws. and not lhe un6aHsfl~ men One of tt\e mo,st lmportll\1 aipecl$ of ma tntl lnlng auctt • t1rge c:omm~.;nUy peiaceft.llly and efflc;JenHY '' to watk to••ds kHPing -.cia! torces In ba lance Wh<ln mHitant tema.His. • no ltt$tst on lnucwen•no tlwmseh tt. s to tno POint or rospondrng only lo olnar females tlafly - l n g llsbian) IMY PIIU an UMII UrOI 11r..n on tnt nounal m.ate aegrnen1 of 1M toeietr. Tl)trefore we QH ovt tot ~ns to u h tneu 1- ~mCivillzod aclt'tltlos, onUQI\tened, a nd ouh wl!cl 10 the nea llny, kllr1n0, men ri~Y to P\elp U'! tt'llll uanafonnatlon ••081 The ConstttuUon o1 IN Unueo sta 1es i.S • doe;umenl 11\al ptO\ICII ..,, IOdely, and maW.taiM a IINII"V ni\Utal onMt lelbtanl. as t have PfOYen already m tl\la ouar. o•stD<I 1no equal DaJance of aociety The Coni HII.IIton ptoi'Mbus fnequaltty In 11)1 war TherafOto, losbiano. Ancl t>lll1lcui»>Y tt>e Women'• Stud• ~ ~ ptomote thea: radieiU)' unla* ful • lewi)Otn11, are tn contempt of tne hiQtlest taw U\ IM land, the Untfecl Stott• Co<\otltutton. L..bl..,. ~ • • I urge you to a llow one aympa tnetlc anel twapcll\llvo """' In one \Mt- olly community to devetoo normal, nnJlht ae.tu al re~tk>t\S~'pa w ith you and aH ol )'ot.~r temate erontes. With suc:l\ an ontlghttnt<l attitude. a nel a halilng ol mililani pr~ anda. violence• ..,,...,, ra.clS!n, rapn and toe6a:l upheaval aod st1g11atl0fl will oe·a se. a'-nn Hai r name a �.I . jfeedback l I A call f or support To tho Edttor. · Out of sty/~ . ! plagiarism onc1 Dogln the responsible jO<IInoll• m ~ IS To lhfl Edllor copablo ol. In the~~ MC11on of the Friday, JO Jon""ry 11181 ' - o f The $p«tn1"' IMit WU M lniOIMII<\Q 0111clo concomlng Mike 8osoy. (oglll wing ol IM N Y. llloMoto """'tied o roconl wlllcllooood lot 30 yoora ln Ihe NHL An onlcte., Bosoy is o good lcloo, """"many -plo ollendong U.B. eomo from lon9 IJioNI end IM!o oro many lllondor loot otouncl (I know. lor rm o ~ngo< tantt Howwvtf, tM art'ctt in Tite SPIKtNm wtt neatly a petlOCI eatbOn COPY Of on Orllclo Which OPI)OOr.O In lht February 2. 1SMU edtUon ot Tune me~tne... The T•mt art~e wu on the newa 111ndt a tew days befcwe The trtaa C)ftnled I could not btfltYI my 1)'81 when f rt.ad fh.e Sp.ctrt~m tnlt di Y Thffl W8f'l Jht Quotes taktl\ dlrectly from 11\t T1me ar11c-. The Iotas and uantftlons IISO followed lrll ••me tormlt and styl4 as was presented 1n ane Tlmt atllclt Mf. Thurs1on, who wrote tnt article lor Tilt Spectrum r.ot only practiced poor journtlltm. Out. In mv opfnlon. S~»ctrum J)Jigll fftm, I tar mort StriOYI ICI In llttlf I fell the WIY rne SptCifllm gruriiJid IM poeslblt resignation ol Prtaldlnl t<o1111 w11 excllllf\t journalism, and Thl SP•t:trum Ifill lt'IO\IId be com mend&<:~ on 1 ,oo well oont But my OPIOn ot ihe oape• wu QvlcktJ' modified 1her rtldlnl) tnt Bouv a ttlc4e I hooe rrr• SP«trum wHI ttoo P'6Ct1Cing ' Al1rlt Hurwitz Tho 5-UUm ~ togrels the o._./ghiS thol ~tlowod tM onto~ to Whleh ro1frer., to be print«J. Tne n~~~~. howewr unJni«Jilotlll. IS IMitCUSebM end tho IJioPM on<1 _ , . r y sttP8 h"" 1>eon toU'> to .,sur• eg.1nar It In the future. The St)ectrum •1~1'1 epologttt s lor enylm:on•ttnkl"'" uu&tld by tit• leek ol tltrlbution Following Is the autltor•a O'lllf1 opotogy.-Ed. ,.,t., tn rtgltrl ro tit• .. to tit• edltV' concemlttg the Mlko Sour o rtlc~ 11>11 • - ted In Tho Spectrum·• Jenu.ry 30 1Uu.. J am 10/rf to aay thlt t mlstekentr 11 111H1 to amlbut~ the stoty to nme mllgltint reportM J1rrrio Murplly Thl article wtnt thtough tne managing fJdltors and mt. 1nd unlonunatefY the /IC~ ot cted/f went unconectiJd. t ,,.,., • tum btllever In the "g1ve ar.Oit whettl credit •• due .. theory 1nd liSt."' you-the relder5-fhll such ' '" •m•tu,sh 1ct of JouM alfsm wmnot h •pp.~~n ag1/n 1n the lututl. T1t1nlt you for yovr preciSe 1..-.dtMok. JaUrer Thurston - The llmt hOI oomo IO< the Jtwllll Student Union to I>W>Ch OU\ and r -110 Ol the pO-ful entity I hOI It onco wu ho<o 01 1M Unllwalty ol Bullalo. Tho ot Anti-Sornhlstn lhroughoul the w0t1d, Ihe loW l...o4 Ol lnl.,. .l In JOWISII octMUu !we O<IC01nPU11.01 WOII UIMI>Oihtllc-tolheJtn 15 Nazi r• lty, \>y\110 BulfaloJ- Communltr.,.Jua o lew rooaona I ho i I om wrlllhg 11111 letter. I l'low the Jowlatl S!lldonl Union. during my l<eallman ,..,, woo oct!Yo ly'llghllng tor Jtwllh rfghtl here on umws. avch •• guaraniMlng lhlt Yom T Kippur ond Aosn HaaiiOnO oro ......., llolldoys (aomtth lng 11111 onlt Unl¥ttally oonUnuo lly OPPO&tl), Qll&rOniHing IM rlgllll ol rollgloua 11udenos (by Insuring lhet IMY are not ponoll'"' not taking on oum on o Shobbot ~ holldayju ....,11 • • looldng Into tho poellbillllot of nlt~lltlilng 1 k~sher mool plan f'I4HI on caml:kd. ,_,eonce Ot't muat 1110 men11on 111 the va,loos cunu,al prog<otnS O.at JSU Is engaged In, such as lorooll tolkdet'clno, bagels brunches. epeakeu. llfms. conceus. It ~ Thaae acll'~ltl11 ete Otl!td towarOG enhancing lhl atttt oJ Jewish lndontlty both on c-ampuG and ott Tha JSU, •n order 10 be able ro conrlnue s-uer, actlvlll., and lmprovo, oetds all ~ncerned 11udents to 001 oell•tiV tnvolvt<l. So como o~ In 10 ou• oiJice (room 3U Squire "' call 831-2~ "' Rich ot 1136-&731). Thla Ia 0111y the boglnnlng ol a n acllva compotgn 10 rOYioo llzt 1110 Jewlall Student U~ loo Rtr:.h•fd G'uCJcsuun I'Nt$/dOnl. JSU Pacy up . To -f<Jitor. 1 would ,,,., Mc.e to wran ~one OOOd luc" tcw IM Now Yu • oncl IO< one Sl)llng 11181 _ , _ . At tMyMrc»ena. wt hnd ourMr.-.s e mld.&e the peaof 1ne w1nlet M a son OV!' Student Astoe,eUon hat o..ekK*J a com.P'ett acNtdult or •~'"'' tor a Wil"!tt' CArt'llvll wr11crt promJttl 10 0. a good ume fot evetyone Tn'• Carn ival wUI be h lgnl,gnttO Ffidly. faOtuary 6th wholn IN TKE FrlltmiiJ' tntow a 01'11 ot ,,._.,, h +ghly reputabte Open Un+vtllny 8Mf Bta.ata l WOVIO h-.e IO tP.e thiS tkN to •l'r6te )IOU aJUO corM 0.01 oroc otiiOJ a Ftlday niQI'II ,..lh uo. We will bl gt.tng owayoho lwll kegoiBudwoiMr !fee. onclll>tn the Buds will be tol<l 31$ I OurinQ tho entlro eorer11ng, Ihe WPHO Aoao S»ow will be I)IO¥idlng millie onc1 gl'ring out (albums and ptLles. We neeo YOU' auP9f\ to make \J\1-a Pany tt'le bist ~ US hal ...n So come out and c•bf• t• Winter C.•nlvl l wlln TilE. We know you'll hawe good limo ltlfclllel 0 10uro Proskfent. TKE Ftotomrty I CIJSA clo~ " Ybth a uth¥1111\jl I S II ~ I I ti'Ws 0nt IN 11&1 ol """""' Nn ctuba •nd ~nl<lt~all a long ono We hO"" QuitO • variety 11011 o t OMIIylhlng trom 'IIi ~lui> to tt>e Mo- o s , , _ , , Asooctarlnd OfV..,...,IOnS IS o long ono Wo U"" QVIII I -~y M!O II U8, • ......,.IW'Ig lrom tiT$~> IO ll>e .._ ..., Sl.-nl Anoc.a.__ Tftelr 1>0'- Qbofoooolaly 10 llllhiiiM Vall .,...,..,, ol ~SIIIai O- hoi.. ...... '""' -~ .. 0 001- 1\0f)' . _ . , ,,. club\ func&aon tn sue~t a rNnnw that those peopfl ectttetr oni-Slell O.CI.aiOCO to~ IOtoll..- Wl\11 OlhO< _ . . WIIO Sl\010 11>1 1MM lllt-1 onc1 _,. ua. o- p i Bo 11 . . H ""''· '~ _ . , .....t y l - 0.01 , _lly I m $I>MI<ing apoclftqlly oboul on OfgMjlltlon ""lh I am aAOC>atod ""'h called CUSA CIJSA " ,. . c..m-n~c:o•tC~~ u-.vr""""•• S•""-01 Asooc:llolon Cl>aftcos •o lhol fftOII _ . . dOf\'1 l<noe WIIO ... - •r"-t, • ,,. foJihola ot an~n~tT'ilt ~s 'As tn as.k)e, and bectiuso t1tu11 the EdltOf'. l can weu lmeotne 1na1 &cMne .. lop Albat'ly aource ... -albofl a ToiM Editor ~ New Y0<11 ,11 Butlolo Altt>ougn I 1>1100110IIy he-. high ltgatd (Whloh continuos) .lor the p1oaon1 £dlt0< ancl stall ot Tne SJ»t;trum. •n•c.cutete reporting ls always disturbing h 11 aaddenlng when eny publ~llon f1i11 to ' matnlatn balance and ()blectivlly, and trresponslblly pl.lt&\Jes 1 very aork>ul meuer. the real or lmeglned =~~~~~8~o1n"':.'nc~~· Communicating ""' Wo41, Wednudoy hoa ~ome ond oono, 1ncl 0! 1\tller vtll.,.y remelnl 11 Ptufdenc ol the State Unfv..,sHy ol roaignatk)n of. coueoe pr. .ldent. A cardinal rule In Jotunellam Is tJOI to accept llttementa 1•of1 tno rec.otd," a!noe tr'll& allows cowards 1nd opportunists f!:> go on roeotd without beiOQ ec.counltbll tor tt\elr pruno\lnceman t t~ How can anyone offecti¥GIV r otPO~ to any prodlcUons received from phJn1oma or ahadow ' ' c-u..lt •- To print or not to print? To ,,. Ed11or laG~ ,,., , . . , _ , _ ol • ~lon amtllln . _ _ t o the otr.or oep~ ~ not aurl)llalftV _ , Ia WtP<oSMv IS INI IM Oluclonlo W1111in IM ecmm..ntcotlons Oec>oro,_ CIO!I'I ~now w11o .,. ote. ,__otwio<lslymony-IIOM l btltwo. T~~tmolll ,..,.,_ . . h - - · - . . an oroe....at- , .... !>U' _ . , -•onaao~o~t~oottludent lno- Al l ~ IM undotooand, 11>11 Ia not 1 un'- oc;c;.,.....,. .,....--~-. 0... lloraonl - · os Ill OfiiM-1011 - · I<> be ""' .,.1111 -IS. 0... !lefl'- l lo!eya ~u,.....luL I>Ur I ' m . _ . . , . , . , . . - · - _ . _ We are • fOUl t)lt&On op&rllJorl as ot ye\ We, ~ollocowety, he.,. come up w11n oome good ""'1• '"' o. trw ITIOfe ~1 goorell l>!oJer:to bUI WilhO<II lht they ,_.;,. 1• Just good . _ , Some of lnff'IOI. 'life wo.. ~ ...-. to carry out are stan"'O a ne..,leii...-NS POMIC)jt ~tong .. ,.0 roeru lmtnl Qf'OC051 exch.t'St~ly i or CommuniUtiQn matOJI Gononlly opn~g ..,. """""' lil<o 10 PI""'"" Comf!Nntc:atloo floajeta on - ' " " ' " 10 _ , ..... - OCIIYOIJ patti<19'IO in lhtk at!IU ollludy. On liOe • -1<1 111<• oo t>rrno '"' ~ 0\lf to...ny , _ . ,.,. o OM!> ..,..,.., it> lht at-IS O/ICI ac. l!)n)'S W4toog 10 wllll 110 10 '""~*our -111111/eS. ll's \1101 W.- of p r - coYid 011ly . . btf -jleltiCI~.I)oll. Some o l l l l o - 1 ,_. . _,. ~ IO mo 0y 041* - - l i O n l'lliotSW l l<noe ~-lot OUCII Pl'ljeetetor- l'm -.ohia-l!ltotllor-c!Yba u Not JIOllifl!l IIWOI..., - ' 1 imp<.,.. ,..._ lot ~ YacJ , _ jQ help 10 b<ing oboul _ ,. . cNngo. .. -$ _......,.- • • con-'-'* I tills IIIIW III!IU - · · ..,.... ol you 10 --ec1i•lfl ,_.,..,.ol lnt.,•t. Wo _ , lotwo1d to 1\MrlnQ I<M 1 - CorilmUt~lUiton .,. . . . . """' o .. lnl ..!!led In CUSA. Ay.. T C.riV/ce ,.,_$1dwrl of CI!So\ wmtt me asslstllhU ol fllclly lluclt & Lod Gfrlaont>erg -icxrtly miSinl<><mod 011o-ctlflllped W>tunt 01lly t1) commuolcoto wltn ~ good report.,. ehould 001 hOnor ~a.wardice wllh • lront pogo ato<y (aompou ~ by o luH· P"O• P"'OOV'II"' ol l!>e Proslclonl on~·· ...,. ol the no1<1 lr.aue.) ·~..,... lntormamo"""' .,o olral<l to - k openlt lholtld be 4 eWOtded wtth 1M toe~ of r - they eo rlcltiY n.. -. ''*' Ho,.....,, ""'h Mttnool\lle. 11 onylhi<IQ wrong al I4St COI110CIIng 01- - • w110 oro willong 10 ~~ o ro a t ....,, edrnlnlaorarwety close OI'C>Ugh 16 11!0 " - \ 00 thol II<ICII N po<ll OM De ...,.,./Cir - - -'"""end • •.,ory"' - ! 0 \ a l y .,.,.,_.n eon...~ -~~ be . ._ . . , . _ , ,,. lou ol atudenl preea ctec:tlbUity. •lftee thfa a.tlnual ••eJcfH-InecGurattly prealcUno Of. Ketter•• fOSionaliOit-C811 only IMUII 1ft WiousiY .-mlftlng ·-lllll>CO<tl-- ,._lfl A SJ~~t~W•o • v..,. l'rftsJdototlor Stri<Mnl Allain l'rol,._, CounHI"'II oftd HIHMI> Sotv""!" • �Ciprod.igal sun the opposite end of the spectrum . c... .._... a... ... A.-.,~ . . . . Gfftwo ..... ~-----........ ................. n....-..nur rill . _ Wid th!l ~- 0..:. Conlpeny . . . . perforM!mrtHs-............... ....... ectl ...... -~ . . . . . .. .,...... Ndian of tHe Sun fflr a.. .. ...... me:- . --=-.........._.SUn .............. w.-·. 8uffe6o .-nee - · - �~ CQ;prqdigal sun l ~. ff Bravo _Dances ~ and move. IOOOtpc)f8,ing isollt.IOI"' IXIfQIH-the alngle separation of body \ movmnems- the mef''l end women'o ensemblos llooded the atage, bareloot, combining levity with ""inhibited tUI, Bteathtaking were the mete's mu5cul~ . energetic bodies- bodleo eo Uexlble, ual119 every muscle imeglnebla. The women~s dancing concomratod on hand, fee~ hlp and drum eoo<d•nallOn Drums: I bongo from Gloom of deolh ,;: A bask: stt&ight bne and clrcte pattern dominated ,,. preaentetion- aide to side. hont to back. Of round end round~ "ft · thls basocelty simple space coverage was ! the Congo - - - - by Debore K llndqulrt • not redundant beUuh ot so many I, distractions: Mv eyes and oora WDfe f\Ol allowed to tesl untU the perfomtance a fiCtion •• re•Vv QOO<I. rM become totiiV ongroued on lhe livn ol the Cf\eracttus. unable to dtffcrent•••• betw_, P<tMnl ru!rtv ond Hie foctoonet relllity on !he ""'"ed rt lorget 11\et n·s fuet a I!OC>k - l>ul oniV of rt's a wal con.Uucted tekt. n.. ...,.e can " appen with a w ell conducted perlormaneo. Ill een protect myooll from my seat nghl 0010 the floge and fHI 11 much 1 pan of the ahow es ended. n... dances covered • Dance. and Tt>e 119ngo, e dance performed at wakes to help dtspel the gloom ot death. M y e.xpectetionl were challangud, Yet •t the same time they w or e rno1 ,f,, ptayers, then the performance 11 Involved Wilh Af.rk:an dance lor more then hall his fofe, MOOt• WOfked closely wnh three me,or realtv good Yn. I was ngtn on stage wnh the danceofl .net dn.tmme-rs • .., rnv totellv A native of Cleveland en~mond Tnb• IOfcery at ns best With the cJevet IMocet\Ge of no P'OOS 01 suo& scenery, t he dancers and drummers took me by hand, l oot. head and souttnto the~r world of beaong drums end dan-c•ng bod.... Tt>e Ch<wlea Moa<e Donee Thee10r combined daDCe.s and drums to present Afr~ lind Ahte~"felliled materla1.., eonr:ert lotm •• !he Center T~>et tet . 68 1 Maon Street - UB's Deo01tment ot Theiler ond Don<:e. eomc>any of 12 denceu ono 6 df""""'*& Ia based In New Yor._ Ctty ~ Ooncn M>d Otvms of Afnc. toeuseo toroelv on aecutar. urornonlal and ce'ebt'atorv dances of Ahica end the dortelng, and the cor<ect 1 ~ · 3, 1·2-3 Canbbe1n. In dotng so, h opens thll umlng in the waltz? Are those considered cuh16e ll'rth ilo dePlt> of ritual to the ""''Y"*'' of 4141 people. more developed? To lhe a uOionce, Chet'es Moore and Ma.twy of technique Ns: troupe dtsplayed l.heW mastery of techniQUe. 10 make me Quest.on tne Plt.OOwcally, .,. "-' uttmate pumftiveness Moore's choreography •s • bewotchlt>9 celebtet""' of fl<~h. 091ity. eoo<donation ond sync:lvon.tauort ~ atrong eom"!"f'lS .,. made . non p.~oneets ponce "' this countrvr oi .AI1~- w ar. n.. sokfle:t•s daf'K:e. ongtnilted in baytas, a dance 101 lesuve oceoslons. an umatoon o f "the grecelul. 1>u1 powerfUl rnoventents ol the Ostnett. Kong of the B.rds," t he Maiden's Sttel< relllv good The Cl.arln Moore Dance Theattf' t petformancetast weekend-o.,.,.. M>d Drutn4 !he dn.wna had more.eflact on !Ko danc:efs - lhe.musie made them l E'Vt"N AND UNINHI.tTI:O ZEAL:~ t• OM O.rowp. Ol ... - Clworllo-. o..,.. Al<f<.oot .... .. tl>o vl!fbatty. fldd<oSSI11!111>t " pnmotrve" tUfA: U \he Afnc~ dWKU ot COI'U~ . c lear menages ond are noc """ote eomple>rt v 50PNsttee~eo tnough by our strandarels, wh1t then o f out foUowi~ o par1ner 1n balltoom dAncing, henz:.led jumptng endurance ;n New Wave ---pa•t-- _.,..th ~ 0•~ llltd DNMI 0, Onnded Into 11 donees and ono dueling bat>fO type drum conver-..oon etch w•th e atorv behind n~ the dancers ond drummers slt1ted oome Afroc:an c:uhute w'lh me and the •l.ldieoee An cltoc eography wao done by Moore The dn~mmers aet s••ge' \eh •n authenuc garb and once the~t ove11e~en bv the beati, the vocals and the movem&n\1, voicts- I MeaphYitecl me 10 ll'te poent ol their t ap~ng• became m~e t o me. U was mvttt And I here was\ dai"W:o,•s COf'O~nQ body movement f or each of the drum Con11an1 ond P<eclse control kaP1 the drum~'s.hands and arms hom tJrtng At c-..nHl poim• duung the CMttlormance, the audienCe was being theta, in the Alr!Can v.tlegas, in the Afroc:an ulbes moved to cleo alOng wrth '"" drum beat EffectNI r... 1\1' meamenzation ot the .. donee.,,. P<omJI•YOftOSS The _., .. ~,he miJ$tC fdrumol, lltl eoatumes. the ol Atueao Otooo, Moore began dancing at e total eomm. . . ar<s tenter. He eontttrved hols tra~ng n baftet end modern and llttlt iotned the Kathamw: Dunham Company . ., whiCh he danced for- elg.t'lt vears, He hos IPPctOtt.td w•th Alvin Ailey, Oonatd M cKavle end Guofhev Hotstt!r. and ln nunHuous Broadwa'( producuons.. When ISioked whal enractod t\l m to Afriear'l d1nce. Moore expliliined, ··vou have to know the rtlY'hm•. you hove 10 hl!en 10 the drums. and you J\ave to feet It .ns\de voo Bec:auH - y o u t>eve thai letl"'9 tnSKJI, it COf"neS OUI thtOugf\ VOIJI potft. •nd tl emanates to rho eUOtence Tt\in·s the lea1"'9 I get ltom Alt!Can donee ·• As weU as teaching at hts own schoot Wh1ch no founded 10 vea" ago wuh n1s. wile Etta Thompson. no te &ehOl technique 81 the Oatk Ccntor for the Performing Arts. tho Davis Ce.nttu a t Citv Un,ve•snv and Huntlf Colege Founded Otgltt years ogo. ohe Ch8<1es Moore Dance Tt>t&ltl hiS grown 10 mternationa.l ilature and teeetltly retUfned hom• tou. ol Puerto R'GO ScJhern.es. H~tll . the: W~t.st tnct.es Centtal and Soutn Amettel I' m glad the\' !'lOJ)ped off In BuftaiO Naueu. the lnaolted by an obscure Wyoming outlaw ond Sw-Willt by the womtt~ known " the "TorrtiNI Angel," who led woyw~t4 OOfll onto the pel!\ of gooclr-. ft N't'C clrell900. One ma,o<llaw In tht I.,.... •• others! • 11\et the Rlrg> Kid M'ld Cpoidy two IOQelher es e tHfl'l Obout !18 I*C*tl mora ohtwt than The no.., 100 lttdlfuby .,._In ftcl, ~ - ' t d o much have bNn .-e _of llftythlr{g. -ntitled ..,.. C--'<l'f Mid The-~ "'Pf~::;."'v the ~lirt(l() loog. !l.v•• ,"..."""' - . . IUtlt n a bat bttwlln t he Bowery. were c.A.C. •s.A. Caa.•ter Attalla CouM.LJ wtU 8pOMOfa CHEAP MOVIE!! lloal7 PJthoo's- ••4e4 No• Eor · SG•IfltiNr Corn~~·· . (»X LYe. DOe wl.. ~•ter 1.8. ILOO~ndl~cr~a~ u...lite ...lite-,....,"""""""* -lite ....,erthelm, eo dtlwft out tttot I had lleylne t w akeBatt C4lllld hove sold juat eo mudt: ond . - e olfocilttely. In holi o~ pageo. Sadly, !bete ... ....... rteleomiog ~.laay Mlly,-... by thltmo t tlaet.d borld ond lmtoted. maldr1g 1\ held 1.- obJeetlloleiV loool<'aJIOQOpoinn• 1 must ldmlt 111111d b l)lmY I1IOI'Mitt.- QUiw 1 few of them. len hH e ilghllwlnld &tvf- \htl can be ,....., emuolng, !hough ...., " " he IOf!IIU!JlOS tenda IQ CWOI'do fl, ~ too ClliVIt ond cocky. ond ~the l Oader off. Ad• u ed\IOI'ttUfa, lhet 'a one thing lhi• boOk "-t*!Wv of. At evwy tum .,_e (J ICifTIO .......... aurjlrioe end out a-Id out good Tile ..OC. of The Kid ond Buldt Casidy oftllft . . . . 011 ~ Orw ~ 1o '""""" if maybe Batt OIUdn't be mcxa......,.. .. • mast.,. tnlnd l!ero-crirn~N~Ihltl .. ,........,, Eltl!er tltl!. or he 0/tould re-.loe hit a,4e a-Id 1rf again. ~ ,.. ""' ...., "' f-.r..paeltl,-=tion. he ,_, 111111M ~ • fonntAa tlt8re aomewltere- 11 he can die it out from beneath lite haepe ol exceae trimmings. f...,. �show and tell Fadale rooks Fillmore Rcxrn F ad a le -FIIImore Room -Janusry 3 I UUAB' s lint lhow of lhe Muon SU<P(osed everyone InVOlved with iu ro•no IUCC:ess. It w at not expecaed to t.&ll out; consequently, when , \leopla Wllfe tjHned away at the doof, eyebrows Weft ratsed. This was the fom hont that. something Sj)OCilll w as coming. When I entllfed, I was very otlnto hl~·poweood clynamics. Bobby M~itetlo. whoM at*ited MXOIII>ooe 110<1 0UIO "*>& r-at..,y drove the crowd onto eca1acy. l!l>ttom«zo<< the 1>111 mv unhappiness qulcltlv dlulpot eel When they wound Into rho grand cl>orda of "On llloadway... Gult-t and sinOer cetobtation by dancong, heotJng er>d cheering the 010wd onto a troozy. admirable justice, leaVIng many woth the;r taws honglng. 01 C.OUfle. the audience detnMded and received an ~·: Pot Metheny'& ~s ' 'Phl&e • The b<eakneck·paced fltst set was highlighted by tunes from then - RecO<da-- some new material, notltbty a oockong rendrloOo o f " The Doc tO<." Always on chargt~ of lha tempo, the band s.lowttd down for one tune: rtautt~ Oav1d Velen11nes· QOf'goous tvrdl pleased to see that UUAB had d1spleyed great cnte bv sewng up rabl&ctorhed, candlel•t tables. Bostdes proVJdmg a comfortable •mbtenc:e hx the itUdr~e. tt contnbuted !Jeatl'l IOWatds ''!Agendo." The lo'i'e feast contanued tn ,,e second set. bftOUJnil the intft'l'1.8te taverns at ease c,owd 10 •ts feet on numetovs AU the Faddle reyulilrs were occns10ns. "Starw atch. • a s.emr· thore, along wnh manv first hi~ on k)cpl FM SUIUOn ... brough t•m err, The yroup toolt the otage, slightly awed by the IPPtc!t:,lnve cheetl of WtldiV cn-ong multitudes They. re<:og!llloon I felt dis-ted soon relaxed dun•uno 1n the w~U~y~y~ed C~k.Hve t:netgy and converting " we ·re QOfVl4l oo on• more,·· pun.ng a ~ 1hat a. used to "-"' V.ac>iana dod the sono Oance .. Mir~ello coovnented, " We OU!ght ID gil a gog here IO< Friday v nd Saturday nights!", end the audittnce heartily concurred. Unfortunately, thtfband tr. dtSs.otVtng soon to pursue new d•~toons bot Miltello. V-ano and du;mmer I'M Fada1o woW fOtm the. nudeus of 1 new gtoup that w•l4 ~ t'wt tho streets. Thora •• no doubt t~•• anyone who saw Saturday ntgtn'.s show wltl be .nxtOusly aw o.ttng new rnuStC from the most talent6d rnulfCIIt\1 in d~ Buttato erea. R~t>dOuie , .....,, BobOyiRi..HJJ "''IHfJ'-"1 J.I• OIMDM . MI tlw,. ~:S. ffttlt..~IH'1 0'0t't' lite CfGfllf(l ~tO fCJI«) Jan Willia'Mis journey into the avant-garde Jan W illiams - Faculty Recrtal Balfd H11/l J~uary 24 Jan w,th~JmS a member ot UB't H1us•c tdcuttv, foa,tess t~ede, of manv new mvs1e,. effort$ fwre and a l~tt.~t•me advoclte ot e•penmentll mu~<. a.sptave<t an exoen masterY ot N'V'Ovatrve 'echnt~ and aeattve sen""'•'IY <lunng the Saturday .,.en.ng reCJtat The JtrS1 of Jht two works on the program. "Sttven CMromonles" Ltv cornposr-r OavN Moll , Is an rnpre5$)QfltSitt musical relldefmg tn aevan movement• Each movement Dfotreys a WPa'"t ntf..l.lll or ceremony ..from 1'1~tv" s ~.st. Wntten tor perC\JSSIOt\ and thn•. the p.ec• weaves in and out of elternating soto end duet suct~ona. exploring 1 rm;ltltude ot strang• ton•l eotout'fgS and ~todtc fhy thmte structures. h oa-.ots a fnet\IM. lind emouonal pc:tut& o f such anc..,t ut~ as " spw,t c•nchlng" t•n the ttwd movemontl and •C1phers and clouds" lin the lou<t~l Flautist Robert D ie~. formtf croart\10 asaociate at UB, currently resktM1g in New Vork Caty. seemed at tlmes [~~=] total!'/ ~sed tn lhe tvghly purrutNe cerUlUS thl1 the p.eee wi's wrltttn to ••u:strate Soat..-.g flute '""' ~IVed wuh hu.ous lbat'ldon Shuwed • temartt.&ble abalttv to tonvoat emouon Into "vvnd energy. f hu •.tttt formets. emoutd the hell hom th., reM. slOwly maiUng lhot.tu w;rv to stage whole ~ I I WO<>pong r"" .."' mvsteuous pomM duet n-.. Uf'KiflhOdo• ~set the .,.ce fro the rest ol the poeco. A h>ghf>Ootlt "' thiS premttr performance eame when W•tham• took op station behtnd .1 .set ol KohtONI tJ.;IM.tt U.ums wh1cn wete ..,_nd<>d from rKl<s at shoU4der f>eYll and .,_ted With C o t designs Surrounded on thtn lOdes by thna dregon dtums, Wilit~tnl p&Jtorrned a tesematino SOlo. twi.st~ng his body &nd wa•t•ng ewey ••ke a sarRuJa~ we"lor fending oH evd sp1ri1s. The 1111 movement, " Cyetes. u was brought to • dose wi1h Wt!Wan\s holding • ~>ng bM frtted Wllh _ . , . p.:lcbed cow befts Mld .ccomPit'lv'"O Oid;"s fk.ttt ~a haunt.ng, ehant-htte meiodv The two then wa"ed slowtv out ot the hatl , pas.t the a\ld'fern=:e and tntO the CO!fjdOfS beyond A I th• strange m4ioc:ly becwno salter you could ~'\tar al ~ stt"" to c..pture ev•n the •ast bafetv •udltM echos, ~~~ pum•ltve ca"e dw,.,ltera ~atch•ttg: the lull muon ~u c over 1 hauruftd mouma•n Only th,ough o" pert men•pUtauon ot tonal enO rhvlhm•c concep1s cUUkl 1 Pteee .such as 1h,s suec.e~ ...-t•ttteallv W .tka.ms dftd O.ck """"" •t oil bewtohAiy fhe second w ork was gogontiC twne wa,p '""*v f•om ~mystical emo ••onell.wr~ of the fi,S1! art eKt)(lnmuntal piece involving a 1am s&i$1Gn between eompUICf • nd man movement. lOt tet ot U1ree •.~· ROOTIFS ·, !..~ Ding n-;, I ei!P8f11Ttef"11 - etec1t011tc mus.c: tnlttUCICk'" A.tbaf\y, Joel •nl Th@ •l'lceuant c.ompu·tunes w ould have duven evan the most Stabte of hs t eo~rs over t.n. -'91 rf Wi1\ie,. nad not brovght such 1 cre•t.Ne wna at humor. ana hum.n warmth to the stage w•'t\ Nm Although the p.ece w ~s a touch long .n s.pots tt w as 1 def!Otte succus for pn)p0r"'601s of t ii!Defimenraf electroo;c mus.c as weU as betng al'lother ~how of Wilftams' petCUSSlYe W illldr\' take a I•UJe Qett.ng used to. IN& Chablde- 1 'ptayed'' computer by hls hands into 1 mtcrophorte the•eby ~oc~ing oil • sor~ of clapc>~ng f6mbling comptHunea tn eckhhon tw1 bunon• on a ~meN eon1ro' 1""'0' " "'(h added Of WblrKted tettOif'l auali"Hei 10 the system ""' W•IHams· P•tt w11 to pushed ted p(09'""' anompt to " hook into" a gtoove with lht mechfne while 1Mprov1s•ng on mustc hat a kn to offcw •n bolh 8C!Sih811C dtSC.OYety lnd pUIO bfanc:h ot en1oym~t . Noto. Prolessoo w....,... w.a be oorng on sabbatcal nell So<ong. "'-""''I whch ttme he w tft do totMtng~ Other pans o f th4S countrv. Shma Kolelnu In cone~ FREE Flllmot• Room, WITH ntiS COUJON Squlr• Hall VALI D ANYTIME ......... ... ..,.,~~· ,_, ROanE'~ JtSMR* at fi~H"'. . 1 I '--~":.-r - O•ve Dumltru ,.., Sunday, F•b. 8 • e~ttt~ns.ve bnf9"'Q l-Ib styks of •vanl· oa'de art•stry to EVtooe. as 'Neil as to several dtUerent tnstrumonts In one 7:30p.m. Explrea Sept. 30 , ' 81 ullllted 1 UB s M usiC Oepanrnent t$ an e.stabkshed center ot such JO(Mneya tnto the itV¥lt g.ttde Though tt m.ay IWIIh.,nsl The composer ot this 0. O..W. ONer tf Cllicb11 WIR!s ..... ,..c:t.M .. . ...... ne ktnCS your mo1her ft\Kes ~.. bauer JEWISH~ ~ PN.e 87S-4Z6S ~~n ltance. m.• tng bowts ~ JUSt t.ite the Stuct.nts 11.50 ~.tr.ahments ovoUotM �f ldolmaker stalls out ·l 1_ The same old story ~--- by M..-k Seymour C onlronted with ~ numeu>uo, movies rotying on 1 ~.· ~ best·-.g -.ndtriCk, by .. Tlw ltlolmUe< stonds .. not allowing the music to ~ ovorahldow the film. But the ~ revealrng. interHting ' - " " in the 1950s sty1e muscll· c!r0m1 • • outnurnbe<ed by some •-shed scenet unfultotling, In TM/dolmlll<er. Ray Shorkey givee • stwp, edgy - formance 01 a manl~eal man~r ol ptospectfve IHf'l stirs tPeter Gan~ and Paul Landt who between en exdu..ve cove< to a IOU< end frnng her ~~~ wntet IM.ureen McConnock of BrMiy Bunch 1 -1 tor gMting involved With the G.l~ c.Nrectlf. Aura of duo t Both of the rel1tivety unknown 11nQ1f$ • • •PI>O•""V anem~tic: lttentoon-hold••· They sldlltuy ontlfect end bfong en aur• ol class to thoit ro4es. Although fanrng from prornonenca midway• thux>gllthe folm ~ GaRagher, his prot~. cornes into the lomelight, lond's portrayal ol the alotk Tommy Dee tinQefs substitute for hos pale liege persona. Uke most voung people given a chance e1 aua•n•ng the•, through tho srOty. .Htt Barry'e music: Is lrtung tor the romu pan· lovely, uncomphcated tove songs that innermost fantaaJes, the two cen barety handle the fame withOut a greedy, suppressible songwmtw eontrolnng every move Tovah Feldshuh CHoloc11ust, The WOrn"Jttn 's Room) makes mOfe out o f the role of a dedtealed fen magaz1ne ed•tor than could be expected from a benefit from the choreogtpahv of Oenev Torlo (D.nce Fev11r. S~trutd•y Night FevtltJ. The account is cto•ely bes.ed on Sob MarcuccA. who catepuhod Frankie Avalon and Fabian 10 the top In the lete 1950s A s etechntcal adv1sor, he should have strtved for "s•ng acuess Her biggest orobtem tn the St()(y 11 choos•ng comP'ere at.tthenhcttv If mont reehsm wes fnto the plot as it unraveled. n would not have folded to consist of the worn ~ wtrich haml)eled A StM Is Bom and a dozen other lim$ that tlvive tne C<llapae of an o -·wO<bd disvaught. show busiM$$ bfe-.through. PJoje<:ts that Ofe extremely weR dono would come ahve by slmply sho~the Stde of the -forme. t~ has found some kond ol contentment and inner peace in succeS&. Too ohen, the scr.., hero either needs a rest or tails to take one end l)elishes in a depressing display. The ldoi~Mker also succumbs io this cine<natic t<>rmula. It shows the demeaning, undesl<able parts behind the teeede of a star and virto,.ty an ignores th~ tremendous rewards bestowed upon a young man by hero·worshlpping te•nagers. The subplot of Sharkey and Fetdshuh's romance is ja9ged and insipid, serving only to rtfl the gaps in the main story. 11 predic1abfv landS In the tinafe whh a corny. vocatfy fimp number. ... Director Taytor Hackford • would have found h benelic:lel to omit m~ny o f tho superfoe111 aspects and eonc•ntrate on lhe tense r,ladonlhlp bolween '"' anct Slfengeli with their narcisSISltc opfntof,s 1nd mutual el!lptortahon. Edwerd Orlorenzo's script hu, sufficient punch, bur loses •ome of ill drive on the ttanatormation to the aereen. often cornetlng the characters J ECURITY GUARDS Inventory ' People Port·l/- Whn</. & luiHime 8flo. .,.., F.,.a/e/Jtlo,. ( Unllonns prorldOd ood wort rete,..ncu requfr#ll PIHI<fRTOHS 403 Aftln St., 8utlllo.EOl t4'f onto flat, t!lle char . While It hu posrtlve acting and gives a frentiod rnterpre~ auon of 1 popular ere. Theldolmllket som11mes •s e take .-------------~--~==----~~ Uncle Sams·m!O • TIX ON SALE NOW CHEAP TRICK , UFO Fn. ftb. 20th 811o M-.a!Aud TIX ON SAL£ NOW .......,,, .... ( _(_ BOOMTOWN RATS , n. FOOLS r..~. Fib. 24tb Kllinltlns Musit Hill TIX ON SAU NOW ......., ... c.... f . . NEW RIDERS • ,,.. PURPLE SAGE .. TWO HILLS Sun. Marth 1 Uncle Sams·ms •- .. APRIL WINE Sun. M«cll 8 Monitlllll GO ON SAlE Mon. I(...... nx s-.,c.illt ........ 1 4out of 5 Doctors lOa Marcll8 THE RINGS Mon. Marchi ..:'U2 - �I sun ! Tomlin in Invisible Woman: the Lily didn't quite bloom liM by John K. Lapl811e "The rraja problem with The lrcrEdlble 9lrirkirg Woman does not lie with the acUng or even the sometimes questionable humor, but with Ill.-- T_. - c:AUCIHT ete . . ........,.._ ....... ,,...,..., by 1e-.g a novet ent•tled .. Mar,. WithOut SeJO .. wlleneve< the But the more Pat $1vink s. the more hel notenety eJtP«t<ts. AI hrs:t not even her che wst•ek . '~ husband beloeved 1 Pat Kr•mer i$ a norme4, e•erydav houuwife. She $hopS at the ne.ghborhood maJI, dnves a P1nto and 11 the doting mother of two who 1ove.s her huSband, an up and comeny advtttlismg executtve. and even her mangy do\1 Spot However, Pal Krernet 1S 'htinkinv ond shrinking. Blamtng hor predicament on a cOft'lbMauon of eyelam~•e•~ polyuns.etuunes and the ~oc:ftef\ts on the bl>clc of • coo of Green Goent aeam eotn. Pat Kru~T\6t (pt8yed bv LIJy romljn, ts ~~vttr dl$t.;OUIIlged IJy her .. hny.. problem 8eir•g a guest celebtlly on 1ho Mrke:t Oou!JI.. s Show. although tOWUfti'Q at aboul ntoe KW:hes tall, ts the hrwJ,e.ytH of her .ihnn"•nq c.of'eet. Pat da.ms ' T•U me: dsks the d - """'vieWer. "nu •• tt•• t>ee<o • ""''"'' Hti.Jhtmare •Of' vou. or h•s Hu: tu ""-:en ~.owe o.c..u lhlllys. tool" 'Weff. Mi~e ." .Mbw~\ r••t ·•Qne lliC8 th.ng 1$ being <>1J4e to oppe., ""VOU< progrom... IIIC lt,.;rNIA· ~w•ok11.g Wvt""" ·~ ., was on hel wey to mtcroscopc c:Setmsa. But. ahft a few toll tole signs thel br~et falls into a bowl o f Trl• hom • $hrunken wnst iJnd her shOes conhnuousl¥ dlop ofU. her husbond, his bo$$. the neighbors af'\d evcH·uuaUy the unhre wOftd loam ot her unyl suPerstar. Her house rs then bombarded dally by an onslliught of TV crew s and cunous unlookers. As a tcpontu announced, "even the neiyhbof's ara oehl:btjttes." Pemo~• .,,. most. elthouyh $Ublome. hurnOf occurs in the ba<.'kground of the ot."'~hboftloud scenes. Tho ~P'''· their '~All and Dvtfl ln.eH humus are colOfod ll\ the most oUnox tous hues that• .ut t•nes. maltes 5Uf~J43o~s adv1sed for vtewing. It fcStlfnb~ a petnlttr's dream Of rnaybe a pave out o l oho " Prolessional Preppy Bu1 tha ntilof(W t.,..(Juledy ~spwed by «he t957 Cla\;'WC fM;hon tdm. 1M Jnc~ Ra·+lard Mathe50f\*s novtft ·rn. Shfnk.tng Man:· Although the Of~ or>asc. . - lnctt«Jtbht SI11111Aing WtNnoMf ~~ not t-e wtth tho 4C-ttng 0t oven th~ ~netvnes QUestoun.lbll humor. but w~h the eueef11)1ay by J who. wrth h.wrW\. t:.rc.-t~. reln.Jod .Jnd expand&d thu ttM Of (dtth Ann t 1uJ rrve VC-.t okJ .,,•._..,.·euu·. tti••'OSOI)f"·" •' I..JV~,Jilln f~ Wt- w ..,.,... tr- oo t!'olariJP and l"' _ luyrttlheJ ltM.! mov•c·'\ s- opt~ by t..~e~tng the ruthless O.uonuauun lor World V\.'f'i11011 wa1: a Mt'IOUS ~ ~ t.mf"'nr•l tJr,un.,. the ...u• t..h4tfltJttd ""ll..tlt~ M»f•agement. whK:h tnet lo capture Uwt "'"'"''•' fur•lhn tl1 '•'•· ~ ·"thiS but -....p~taJtl-e:i un lhU o tJv.OU' hUtttO' rf!suluny frOtn the stf'anvP ultlhep tt'wt tuly CUII\pM.61hl~ llut him • s.t.,~t .,.lUI a ~lty tw•$l h"'$ "' • vpie.-1 turn '"·•' .,...,.,". 10 plagV': dnY him tnt•~1-hk!rl to Uf • t.,,, -: tho rlt..Jllui<..,J IJJtJ 'JUY$ c:tad . . .,,w.,t •a..Jieu and lt.t.s but..t11co romt•ll She bitU1M wllh now twuH.rndous tOy$, tower.ng cr•votu .. Ken" doUs and '"''' I.Ndfd sue. PIK4t$ ol bacon . Hot hvtbOnrl Vanc..e (~a.,Od by Ch.twiPS CifOCS.nl. Giboon plays the -.,1 IIC*ltllt Or. Eugene No<tt. whoa bralnatonn Ia to conuof the -u> by extracting the midget IUtlurt>.nite' • blood lor a conoocdon t o lhrink the world' a POf)l.lfation. " We wil tall people loft," Noru glggle8 to hil occompllc. 0.. Ruth Ruth (pt.yed by Elizabeth Wilson} I 111'111"'1\.lln of 1 women, who. predlctlbly loves he< """"'only · It' I one of motchea mode In heavtn - Jeckyl and Hyde. Bonnll tnd ayde, Attila ¥1d Huro. Big biJiin- fn1 ..HII WWO not the onlY, group ridiculed by the fUm. Being en tiiifl\'eru.n. W1gnw polnra .~..P barbe 11 the ocologlcel rnovwnent "emboclied In the rnovle by priuy Juditn Beealrtv 111110 lll,aved by Uly Tomlin}. The tlQht·lipped ne;ghbo< 1$ in the bu..,_. of Mlling O<ganle ~ o II Avon and elto loads • " RotnOrnber the Plight o f Pat campaign. Oelphe being highlighotd by o .,.,.., - - - by EmestW,. the tllephone OI>'Qior t"You you can K,.,..... otlck- know-· bunona. - . . ,.. ,, Tomin'a probk.om w.lh The w- . SlvrfWnrl Mtm• ..toc:n had been based on YW&atile -~~ ........fortUnately. not fuly e>Cplo<tod. She worU bast With I -.ctor out-of·tlw........,- 111te Edith Ann or Ematine. Pat t c . _ is, however. bnicalv • •verege, ~-. 8lmough lllrinltlng ~·- Any -ed comedieuoe could heve the role just u wei. Ewn Aonmce . _ . . , . , 111\rfbel. I!<A. Tomlin Ia a Pf...._l actteS$ de-.ving of more challe<lglng porta. Hopefuly TIW incledible Slvrolunt/ Wom«rls just another &tep In •Xl*'CIInv ""'-· tn t_M.,. ._ <J•·t'1US the. pearly ~hue. •noocent yood ' fuy ... fll4.1 .,,,,.,-\~ ~fD\.0 for the).() t,;4xnv cJISciC)PQtnted by a s:hunk1ng w1f0 end o "''~'"'" 1 uwever. 11 the qvaln y actors. .subS(>(JUCHtly -ihrtnlt.109 lavu llttt. "'"' 10 thot vmt • .tv thefn. laugh In r~,ect Henry ~"GOGODDA~RRioO.·ssee~RmiL~LniAUNT~~VCOMED~ stunning, original wor1< .•. breathtakingly beautiful and very funny..• 11/ust it wilt outlive us au.· - ~~NaoW'VorkTtr'AM FRAN CIS FORD CO PP OLA r a l s r "" T s A Flllll OO • IIII'OSED . IY GOBARD lliDI6IfT SHOWS Fri.lk 1. IIUADROPIBIA ~ 2. AWGATDR IN 3. . . ..,.,.. UlTRA VIXDIS IRI \~-:::t., .w::QlES DUTRONC M1lWJE BAYE Frt.·S.t.·Sun. 7:30 & t :JO MetlnMs S.t . & Sun. 2, & 4 Moft • Tllur. I pm Only W-T- 1'\ltNeQ, byt wimpy belrcled - 'l>••uht •nd she becomes an tns:tant. latl)etl H..,.,_ .. n . - _...,. .. . _ _ . , . . , . . . . . .......................... ...... U<ge OCCU<S y ~Ids thin~ I'm a doll. and my dog t~rnks I'm a ~eilCe Lily ~ thescreenplay. 11 ' �©prodigal sun ..f Any Trouble, Where Are All 1M Americel N~ - Cheap Trick KMII Jermt. The Celestilll H"wk.IEMCI n. c•rlw Hawk UfVea H on excellent example of K-e ith Jerrttfa elus,eat v1nuos11v as both mUSICian endcompo-. The firlt movement ooens with the themwt•c me•odV which will pt"eveU end reoccur throughout the piece. A sense ol O.Jtf\CI IS creered between Jarreu's piano and the snore and ulangle of the SvTacuse Symphony The debut album of the British quartet Arly T""'blo. ' " " here in ·~ o.e.mt>er with the Son of Still t.oUt, •• PfObobly the most M.Q.R, mellow record to be produced by Still since its inceptlol\-wt>lc!llsn•t nece...,lly bad. just true. It's o simple, one· dimenllooal effort from lour guys who can't undlllttand girls. But 11 does conteln a dozoo high· quality pop songs. The cuts are libetally ap<inkled with vocal OrcMsne'a percuaston aectton: between the f-ree· llylng how' end tho hawk .. predllot . n... melody. ascendong and descending in volume a11d mvthm, hooks - while the arrangements lKe tight it'a not condudes With. o•ru&e cymbal- Then all IS Q\lllt. but wOfds - aingable lyrics. As Suddenly tn. hotno ond w•odl emorge to so~ hawk' s lltght, amoolh but Wtth the percusstOn StfenQ1hefhf'tQ II the WU"'QS Vltwlntly beat &g4'1n" tt\e wmd The lkltu. stnog$ oboes plav Wflh ond ~&11\St vocalostllgullonStllceyboa<dist Cfive Gregson put. . " It's t 0 slabs of uwOQuited love" lend tn. other two *"'91 II>Out They'<e the Vai)O<$. W1thout tho dove<oa S\lbsec:tmottO< Str"'ll "' the derlltiOSS or "Piavon" Boglrt's m011umento! ~~•• Van Momson Cthe open~ng Iones ol sUbtle cymbal to COfnll401e the movement. The second end thlfd movements have d1vldee1 the quafittes of the hawk. The exertion of strength and onorgy of the flight Is lnco<porated In the aee011d movement. Hete, the harp Ia in11oduced 10 rurther the cele-stJaf aentat1on o f floatfng peac:efuUy above tt'lt earth. The movement ends whhout e Nnt of the oertuasionaty Pl'edltOf thet nsena itsetf to begm the fanal movemef'\t Wrth ptldo ond dot...,.,.tiOO, the hotns and Ptfcuaiot>IIOUnd distUtb the march to tho howk 'a lmt~ong oaeechft ttvough tile sky. The poono bfool<a on to euo tho teasion and , _ of the blrd's oow" Ag.~~n the matn theme entet"S. nsa in a Clescendo, ,,. cvmbol clwnn To hMf chla album ,~ 10 become tnvolved with ttl emotiOnS. It is • svmphonoc in ove<Y of the wa<d And Jorrott Is tha celesuo! howlt. - LwrieGrou v-... Com.,aftsona ere NlevitatM. They sound Mea 0fte "N.c. G~tls" recall .. Tupelo ~ev.'' tor aute}. and. aJ most ohon ment.oned. Elvis. But Gregsoo ultimotely &ounds 11'- llomsell. though the Coateno 1ntonatk>n is often present And, Ul"'lti(e E. Any Trouble's sound tan't bnter, which Is ondtering: though it I• ul\requlted love, it's not deprusslng. Llatemng to th11 rkOfd even1Jf you can "relate." W•ll m•"• you teal bene:r; not phJf\Oft you Into the depths of mJserv. It's Mea-use most of thtt songs ere upbeat. cttchy and boppy, from the whiPQit urgency of "Tumin' Up the Heat" to tha spnngy a<ge~~ ond boot ol tha IIOI.ty•tlllged "{Got You Off) The Hook " Fa< tho moot pert, tn. sentlments cootoroed on tho lvo.cs are urvverut, tOf appeal; What mate hllsn•t felt the ambw•ence 10 perlectly IH"'''tbodted it\ ''N<.e Gtrts~'' popular band in the wO<Id. S...o But thi$ one sucks No goed oong& no energy no fun. Cheap Trock is '""shed Got out of hete. T'he: review can't just end hefe Whv does the albUm ~1 Let ~s find out wha1 went w rong SU<e enougl>. George Mort., P<odUCed 11 You Qn tell on " Stop ThiS Game," whoch opens the album wrth the famous "Lwe and Le1 D•e·· xvlophon.e s. Ano "World's G•eatest Lover" sounds like John lennon·s " Imagine." Love the piccolos, boy a . Cheap Tnck doesn't JUS1 rip otl Tho eeatles They·,e versatile. " Love Comes e Tumbt1n' Down'' comes pff li~e crappy led Zeppelin copy. aod " Cao't Stop It 1Bu1 I'm GOflna Trvl " 11 Ufted from Hmman'a Hermit'' ''A,nt that Just e Little Bit Beuor "(''Can't stop 11 baybahl"l singer Aobln Zandor yells. The going gets <ough oo the unlo<goveoblo •'I love You Honev But I Hate Your Friends" when Zander Pfonouncl!$ "honey" "hoonah.'' Tn. sound they get here's • deed r~ Of the Mov,.·s 1-. 0. unfortunotety7 Nlc• G.tts •• • fun VInyl collecaion, and AT'a Wve ve<s.on ol Abba's " Name of the Game." lleovy with ""'·lends ho!>e lor the IU1ure. moybe tn.y oron't aJwaya 11 M in concert as they were hma. ~. Anr All TIHI Nict~ G1rls is on indubitably Wvely dot>Yt FOR THE FOLJ(S • UIB OFFICE OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS - VfflO BROUGHT YOU PHILHARMONIC-IN- THE-GYM IN 1977, 1978. a 1979: ~·surrender.. ove-rshadow& ovarythtng thev d1d before or after. roek•n'rolle.rs and half zany cut·ups was aure to dehght t.e ens evetywhrefe tn.d meke them the moa1 • are cover tunes•. wen. yeah. That's wMt Any Trouble oercus:lion tn 1 tftsc..-w;o w h.eh the piano and hOJn tntlllupl IO tohen the b'ow$ The JM.at10 .nd petCUI~ton a11se agaH'I tklt now lone end e-P'oOe upon the enuanee of the enure orct'WtSUI Thi1 abJrn is.aknost loo temble to review But tet•s give it • go, huh 1 Altm ail. George Martill produced It, and he used to do Tho BeatiH. And Cheap Tnt:~ has be011 known to come up wlth an occaslonal gra,oc song. most notabty "Surrender:'" off their third album, Htt11ven Ton;gflr. A ruth of Pure bubblegum at n'a surgjng btUii1 1 For a while it seemed that Cheap Tnclo. WO$ oonna bteak big, really big . Their lmmulo of 1\all P<ellv boy musJcel expertise that'll attract you to Any Trouble. eoc:h ooho<. ouertrve and Pfoud. Thev conhoot the A steady p\1111 remt~n.s foUowed by a. $low orchesUa1 melody, then IM otiglnof theme ending Wllh that "Mommy's Harfghtl o ..ddy 's ....right/ Girls? (Stiff - Prmkia I. Ca"lngron ··c.. 4fOtnta Man." wNch thev olreedy cov"'ed • lew olbums ago. itsell a nngo< lot The Booties' ""sfon ol "Slow Down •• So whet we hove llooe 11 o •lfY Sid to.tch ot pot~oes . It once oeemed tNt Cheap Tr1Ck hod something up the~ IIHves Thou fut llbum was tone But now their sJeeves ate buJn.ng h"s the o4d s:tofy Beceuse of one ouv 1housands ot mid·western teenagers will be stlent tor..gtlt Rusself Scnoenwetlet Designer's Den 2541 Niagara Falls Blvd. {CorNf ol S. Elic:Git Clltt Ret) 691 ·9111 $8 • Haircut 1 U! only 0 o • Shampoo • Conditioner ( wlrh l hls "d) e Blow Dry Valid T.W. BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC IN-THE-EWCOTT Conductld wittl rii!MI'ks by a ~~ Get )'OUr own,..... . ~ JULIUS RUDEL acroes . ... ,...,., c...r.lilial • . 12. , . ' 8 , . , . ~ "'· 7D itr'l , . , S....lll. 7. 0 . . f'7llf'-'7 ... Milirllliirt. t:llrW ,.., ..,'i K-.... Canll Thatn, Elicott Complex AC frilllr, ,. 13dlat a PM --· laMI . . Glial: AlllffM......_U I ~· 7~ Valentine's Day Issue 10 words far a buckJ f4nday, f4ebruary 13th JAadltne 5ptt, Wednesday the. llth �©prodigal sun! Double Fantasy: A conflict of interests I.. by Thom.. R. Cocola I pride m'(t611 on beinQ tile rulclent Butle freak at The S,.Ct11Jm. for eumple. I know !hat Geo<ge Hamoon·o 38th binhday occ.... In )utt 19 clays. end 110lso know that his fovomo candy'" Jdy I have my OWl!, YOI unpub4.t>out the Fob FCK.W b<NI<...,, end I ondly remember lhe11 old conoon on ABC. Thus. when I r ealized VI November lhol Joho lennon wos rel<tasing a oew oblm afler I half ~ hlato.rs, I W1U1My cam~lgned fO< the right to review the record. But O.Comber followed, tnd In that 1\.wtwlen1 month, John lermot1 w a.s shol down In cold blood by an lnoone, -·and identity C:OIIS: she c:anoo1 SHm IO ,...,t., her edvtnced 11-52 she slops onto a c:hcon<e cue ol pseudo UnclaJionottdt wNch """' the album. Yol<o teres w ell on new wev~$1\ tUMS ti\.e .. K••• Kin, Klls., tno, I care not to SPICUtle on Iter noises ot the end!. but - s h e ~~~ 10 and $log verlouo Q_ONH of songs 1oM Ronstodt, lhe toltefs H<lr a11empc ac o is a~ eoc111td " Herd r Are Over." but one...,_, cell whelllel she Is ""11"'11 • parody oe;-one And In ''I'm Your Anvet '' Yoke> 1s olnQinQ I song which closejy - e s lhe old Eddie c.ntor hit, " MMung Whoople." Ytt Yo4<o lsro't nA<Iy as ••pond -ftual ""-ably. -··ual "' • eHectlve as PIIUI McCortoev was wheo he Sllflll "Honey Pie; · and Yo~o commocs a major error when ahe adds som• •ns1p.d .,tr• .....,.•• verMS to the turu~. Such 1 moo,;e tS taugt'table. .-onic, butche ultomoce protllem whh ~ Fanr•s-;. 11 1ht1 John and Yol<.o caonoc cornb<M themsel•os gracef,.y. WhOle John SingS his .,mplo "ll!'!)S of domutic bloss. Yol<o oeems 10 crudely .,1enup·l him w1th hef btzwre oongs and quauonable • .._,,.,.,.,. 11 was wtllrng for Yoke> to go councrv and wHtern at anv mmte,. The best move lor John and Vol<o would he•e been 10 It_,, mal(e sep.ar•te albwns Of to take MQ6flle side$, 8 tt •t rNify doesn't mater anvmore. It •• a pity that leMott 11 dead because tns cvnocosm wu gone end on Dcwble Fanr•sy he 1.,.11y IIOUnds hOQPY. L-.doH nos1 off~ the gen.us and sense of ~"' as he dod ., l'ttlsrrc: Ono B«1d or the cereotong llloPrC dream he proposed throughout ~ Double f'Mrasy .. leVtiefy ft.wect. bu-1 rt •s lennon'& tas1 album tws tuw eootnbuhon to mankind Fot "*"V ~ tha1 tS '••son enough to buV Doobl<t FM~tuy, end theV do not noed oome ug.d cmc eround to cellohem II the album " good or bad. And I r - 1 these people, but tho$ •• ,oumahwn and DoubltJ FwJt•sy was mv IIIIQI'Imef\1 1Whe1her I ~~eel •I or noll now inf amous mtn named Mark David Chapman h was indeed a \l'ltfy net and patnfut mome-nt for me. and I toh thet the world tost a great hero when lennon doed Vet mote painful that lf'lnnon's- death ls wrh•ng tht$ re<Wtew of Double F11111tsy, (Geffen/Womer Broo.) cl>e album whoeh made liS way to The Spocrrum offlee jut~ a coupte ot days ago. To oc qutta honest , I wantad 10 liSe this- review as a loti t o tw.111se John Lennon, but I l1mofv had to spend an ent~te weekttnct r.omtng to te•ms wuh the f&e1 that th•s elbum t5 not very good and SUUCIUtliiiV tOCOHOCI Jus1 as. Peter SeMer& e~d hi$ bfltl18n1 C8f1Htt W•Jh e sub..oaw mov•e enlHICfi T~ Frend!Sh Pfur ul Dt Fu MIHteh<J. l<tn""" 100 dted unexoectectlv lnd klh .a llawed fin¥ PIOdUC-t bc:htnd PHIHf'lllom In l)n,,lJ/t• h•m•sv. .John and Votoo • ,,, ,,•• , u 1h •naae ~t~··· #.··"Q•np ~ ·(:f'l \.UIS IJ~.C John'S ti.O''Sflil dt:..il 'hlllt f\•< r found bJiss1utness and Nve tOt Watrh..ng lhe Whee'IS, h.S ~ .,,_ J,.. ,funy s.mp'•.sUc: Paut S•mon ' ' 1M 'lt'w ,.,., m•JOr ""'!!'"""•• l<om ct.oo 1960s o~rno ntaot- nw•.p~OgtO:UMY\ fH.nl feettn t';toovv' Ul Still Cfa.ry ~ht-t Aft Tt~ Ytt&f.)> w•lhvul tos.-.g ·•''·"'" '"" \j'IIV and 1n Out/IJt. f•m•$y. lf'lt'IN)n t\.1' thl' Smontan $enM of sn.ttnO h&s man•••Y otnc:J ~~w ,..nleflts. but he •s tndecd too SIITI~C .tnd C.00 QefSOf\81 Songs t.ke Starung Ove1 " "Be1111HhA Bov.·· Wom""· ~· and "Oe.a, Yoko' Ire rwee, Cdn ne 1r..,tv ea.poc1 to ~h.a•e th~'"' Wtth N~ audlence1 tn "Oeat Yoko • t,;~, IH')~ thn hue ''Oh, V'O':.o. t'n nevf'tf eve:' o~ u, h•l you ort' Is !ndeed a bt8uhft.A 'IIIQIS~ ot "'"'u..t ltratse but u •s haufly on, u-. s•ng ~tot til '" Wh•movOf I hSH'n to le•\not\ "' f'N,ofJ/c F1m11sv. l 1~1·t I .£1•"'''" ht• CUIUitlt-.l l or ln\IBSIOf\ Qj I')IIWat.V A d•fh:r-.mt 0"HTVTIVf7 In cor'HratJ.l to he, husband. Yoko'$ songs are lav,ihiV producrd and 1p1ced wuh &HIUW amounll ol sound efl.ecli But Yuk.o seems to bf! sufleuno hClfll an Paul scores with Rockshow Love." But the loco Jommy McCullooll, wtoo died of a drug ov.rdooa In 1 979 . .. .. .....,.,..,_ .. che omni-t McConney. okm Jtdtsor> Browne n. (Yeah, Yeah, Yeahlj - - - - - - -';:.:".;.. ' _by Thomu R. Cocola McC4Inroey 11 "'* .--ee.uo Gr.nted, COCJf"M, .,y ~. ~- barring, WingS was of r - . g AI The Speed of Sound 11 this time, but they C ontrwy 10 _ . . . . bellef, -·wore other ,.._..for the Batles' bruit-up In 1970 - . . Yoke> Ono. A c:ritlal factor wa a " ' - citagr-1 " " - PIIUI Mcc..tney end Johr\ ' - - - ove< touring. Lennon felt'""'"'" s..u.. had paid·- dun lllhe stormy road yelfl from ~ .. 1981 to San Ftanc:itco In 1 968 He wamtd the S..tla to be ......., • lludio grOUI). end, " f• .. he .... ~. ,.... recorclngo were bener off If confined 10 London roof c-. Converoefv, Mcc..tn.y OI*1IY veorned to b e - wiUithe cr-dl. He wanted the ..Beetles t o rltn.WI to lhe totd, end he ..,.,. sugoHtecl ...-prise violts to omd pWol oo the lluthls could ~~ In a frOth, ,..,• once eglin. WI*! he left lhe 8Mtleo end fonnecl Wrnge, McCort.ney indeed mumld to I* ewtv ~ of .,,,.._ Hla touring wu c\Jiminatecl wfltl Ne MniMlonal WNtgs 0.. America oojoum In t978, er!d McCartnov'• new moYie Rocbhow, hiQIIIighll thla lim Ia IICtutlv McCitrtnev' o -.10ft ot Nell v--.a·a Rwr Ne- ~. INt - end thlele typle4llly McCannev -11 Is done witlla Httle more "IVO< tnd • little mort . -. .....v-om-t n. """""'*''...,.,.. v- ..,.,. ..... frOth off of M>d /tfM'$ end McConnr(s bHt .--Beolle oblm, the diiiOC Band Qoo The Rut!. 1976 wos before London Town, to the Egg, M>d Mt:C¥tnrt N, ao l-ull\'. _,.of McC41nroey' • <ec:enl inolpld - . . . , . here. (Y., a ltar r.pplng my feet to Me Cartney'o "Silly Love Songs" end rtc<llmg the boouty of his video venlon of "Cominv Up," ....yt>e he could make a song lilco " Bogey Ml8ic-'' trom McOtrrwy II look good). McConney is certainly a ....,.. showman He yello end nowtl at lhe aow<l. end he oppoeta In completo comrol""o r the entire concert. He is one ol the most talenled "*'In melt history. and his divera~y and oYI<oM ucehnce Ia higllloghted throughoUt the film. He otope at lht piano IO pley "Lady Medonna," " MaYbe I'm Amued." ond " Uve end Let Doe," he orabl-' acoustJC guitet to play ''l' ve Just Seen • F -." " Bitdtbird," and "Yeste<dey.'' end he,....., on hlo forte. lhe bus guiUr, for many olher oongs. McCir1ti!IV hos lhe cendency t o hom it up at times, but the tactlhot he Is Pout Mc:Canoev excuseo him. He mnhes his Be.Ue musK: with roclt·n-roll, end he Is to promote hlo Speed of Sound oongs with groat s.c• enthulium. Denny .Laine, the old Moody Blueo player, ..10 .co<HJ>n hilt llh " Go Now" end " BeWII9 My vwt•. look....... pltyo phonomonej lead end hlo lltd.w1g oiiiOioa wrth McCwtnev during " """ybel'm Amazed" could hive blool the highlight ol lhe film If the c - wore better In kMPoog up with lhe exel\anQtl. But the bost ol the film Is that 11 aooks 10 the '*' ploc . n. ~ 0.. ~tour ..... McConney' s woy of IOYif'll " hey. I c.n ouon over end your end put on t good .,...., I moy not hove Johr\. George and ""'c'o wnh rno, but Witgs Ove AmMce Is mv moment of r;atv .. This folm not hlw ..,Y silly. pseudo- "'"""'"pre-r-ood.,..,.,_ bet.._, Poulend lhet blonde-~ pleyer wtoo _ , _ ... rt heve ..,Y ol u-. ..,.,., documentety 111m type rntorviewo" - . McCort""• opeau c:-ondodly about vlntKI oubjec1o ~u lhe fatlg\IO ol oouting, balcong b<ead, or hld.ng ,........ in IUIIC-. lo.,p., lOfty PouiJ. H e - not wane to makt anv profound pollical otltomonco w nh hi• works (~a ~k.e " GI•e lrelend Back to The IriSh" ora ,.,. lor McCartney! end he _ , , to tolt4y conc:enttote on leurng his oudoence ht•o • good tlme. And thai lo whot Rocbhow os all lbout -quint-tl<ll McCanney. The onl~ cornpllonts I heve att thet Joe ~·a drums were somecimes a little 100 loud. end Sheo'o Dolby oy.,..., was ...-.aeleslly f)l.mped 10 lhe mulmum end his group, not - con~tly clef>(orob4e. But than ogaln, that's nol Jemes Paul McCartney's ftull . ! l v. ~ ~ ._ ! !. ~ �~~prodigal sun l i Blotto's !now tones i fil! Stage One l! : Blono/Peuline end the p.,ns- , :>tsge ':. · One-J•nutuy 28 ~ .. ·-- ''H s._ otlo Beellllo."' Btoadwoy Blotto' a voice echoed ttvough the Clensety IIOP<IIItad crowd •• One. BtoaciW-v '110'1ing • ChineM ptlnt omo4Ung jac-et to let the crowd lu>ow thai he end lhl other five membets of Blotto come from " the far •ut"- AI!>My, New YO<I<. Blotto rece;.vd rK09"it100 ove< the """"*of 1980 IO< '"" oingle "I WOiilno a. A Lltogulfd" from '""" debut EP entitled Hotlo. My N.,.,. rs 8/orto Whor's Baouo W'lllte•'"V pa.n on v.OOus pe<elllslve onsuumenr• including cowbell. tombounne amd hit "and. " Let's Eat" and " Sct-eam" w ere the lowllght olthoo t~,vening ... Scream.. waa introduced u an Yours/. eudion<:e portleipatlon oong. but the The group'o 14 oong performance audlance didn't ..em to core. featured tuneo from '""debut end the second EP ActOU lind Down in addrtion ~eyboardiat CMvrolet Blono sang •" Jump Start My I-INrt." lormetly the to oome yot-to-bl·r...oHd originals. II bece- _ . , , thll ... hough thl -'o noweaao fO< Blotto· o (lone but !'lOt torvottan girl olngof, the "luscious AII>My vrOUI>iU ...- thelf "'"""''and I omi!larlty with tho vrouo known, moll of Bl..- Blotto.'' H.vlng Chivy oi<111 &.neh4('a song wu onaulting.l the erowd dtd not know what to expect from Blotto. "~v• Mr . Bond" was ptebobly the blat ol Blotto'• new me!lflal porformt<J Bowtle Blotto on guitar led the crowd ttvougl> "She'a Got A 8tg Boyiriend" oH I I St- ()ne, 8owtie WIO btilli....t, if oYifllllggerltld, ln Na tidal upreuions · Aero# tlft<l Do...,, 1 song 111et aounds n..t by comc>arloon on vlnyi -1\ is clear n Bond' a a..orted IIICh .....rues. The other new song .._ The Second Nt lllotto 11 1 grouo to must be aeen Futur• Stena" w .. 10 fOfgettable. it IIYI to tru4y epptodltad. Bo-' • - n o t clntrve commont. expre&aione M'td CheNe &ono' 1 antiel " We Are The Nowtonn" wol<e tho on buo bfought the song end night 10 trowel momentar~y 11 thit panicularty hfo. "Gimmo tl>o Girl" ftotl.lfed Sa<getOt witty aong waa '6COO"'zed by -at 1east J.,.• three-IOY!the of the 1-..... The song is a IN!fody of tho blalc: hotet-clra<it group$ with the motcl'tlng outhta, mallow ...,;co,, and contrived bOdy movomonto. In Short. " NoWionoa" ahoWI BIOIIO Ot thelt beat - making tun ol IM bu&Jf\UI tMy .,. in. Wi'~ beget wit 11 Sarge crooned his woy through " My B.tby' l the Star ol e Otfver's Ed Movie"-" .•. poor girl &he no- hed a chance." NoJtl. Broedway. Bowto, end Sorgo pooed tor Chevrolet's moatOno o f · ~ve You, Coj\lln Klein" to lhl chlnta to oo Ill le boboort.'' The crowd 1101 tho oognoj thet lhl _.g they came to ,.., waa uP as Btoldw-v deimld " a..l' a uo" end Srego ttvow on his prnk IOWtl end hit suntcte.> fO< " I W-.a S. 1 Llf-d." llec:IUSO of the audience"& forn.kantv. woth this end the next song. tho S.ttln' " twist and Shout," Blotto hniohed theor set w·th ntiafied liatontra. Of twO unomp<IIOIVO rWmber-"Higl\ School Honey" and ' "look Both Weys S.fore You Crou Me." Perhaps too much 101.1<1011 have token the edga of! 81otto'a Ptrformonco. They are not as h•atl anymOfe; thiY actually seemed tired. This •• not to sav they did not put on a thoroughly enjoyable ohow. It Is just th11 aomettung it lost w hen thetr personal road cre"'-tol<..-.;are to leevo bottles and ptehHad C"PI oNichWOPIMIS club ooda IO< th• bMd before tNt s howIt ...,.,. that Blotto Is beo"ll ei>Med bv . tM music bus•nns thoy Wife mocking a short ,..,. 1110· Butflllo'o own PIUI!ne and the Peri s kept and '"' bouoang 1$ they wermed '"" Sr- One ~Iron$ before the mat itltraeuon. Pau:hne's funv blKic socks and c r.os of ''go w4cs. go out ol your mind w old" oro•oeled lor e wood vme. The takttn· fOf·granted encme consisted of clonos Stonos ond equally hoi or4Jtnal maumal , Ask fot 11 by n• m•. The 8uftoto Regional 8olet w~t bl partol'mlng 11 thO t<ot""'int Comd TMtter for three Ptrformenc:H todoy Sot.. day ot 8 p m. end Sundoy 11 2 :30 p .m. rocUt~ .,. t3 end only U lor ltudonta. For lurtNr information, call 8IKt Mounuln College I I 838-2173, edmos$1011 and $3 for ltudonll end senior chJ~ant . For mora Tnformotlon caa 842-0494 TM UB MuSIC OeOiftmenr wilo present a BFA Roo •lal by SerTHJel Pieua~ lfumc:»et. on S.utday 1 •'btuarv 8 at 3 p .m: '" (he Baord Rer:itl! h<IW Admouoon •• free 8nd the oubhc tS tnvned to attend The ZodtiiQue ,. coming. tbe ZodiaQuo oa camltl;l Check CM ne•• wHI<' o ~Sun lor 1 -·~ prMew lolonted dance group. on The Com-ary Oenc:o Group, Floorl>ley. w .. oroaent • 90 monute sflde show entitled " Twontltth Century D..-" on Sunday 11 7 p m. ot '"" floorploy arudlo. 89 Rhode Island Street The IHm II OPined tO the Publle. For further information Cllll 88&·0805. Tho tlllentt<l Buffalo Enttnelnment T,.,...or w.H P~tform GIUtr • ploy by Gl..:lden Schrock 1t1rting on February 1 2 11 8<30 p .m end wtM c:ontonue ttvoughoul Fobfuory 28 ....., Wetfnddr(, Thurod-v end Fridov ot 8; 30 end every S..-day 11 II P-m 11 9 p.m. ia lot:lted II 28" Frankln Str'The _ ti>NUI _ ,_ • .,.,s_.. are announc:.ng •heu s.ec:ond Pfoduc.tJon ol f980·81 Htaon woth Tile Typms. a play wrotten by Murrey Sd><ogol and dorected by Mochae! Mit end lhe play wolf be presented at P~epfeor ttBultalo. 224 lexington Avenue T•ckets -are $3 general, $ 2 t~ udont~. and lunher information can be obta•ned Uy calhng Nono Hendry•. Iormor m«nber of th<o hJhJ••• t t&b un-1 labefl• and recent oontttbutor to the reologned Tet~lng Hoed•. bfongo Mr band Zoro Coolln1o Buffalo lor a portormonce thoo Sunday or Stage One. Follong our thl ahow will be S.Wy Btown. t bluet·tock band led by guitarist and ~Y chlrtor member Klm Simmoncla IMt roiUMt to coM ~ CIUiiL Cene.nly • weird dovbte bdl. Billed • " Nonh Amoric:a's .,.._ to the Ro11inQ Ston400-•• Conlda'o ~ . , _ W1l I l l - to lhlltlf St.IQI On. on Wedneodoy. Febtuaty I with a mott\n ATTENTION ALL ASSEMBLYMEN! Meeting ~ W~y. l..ove<y M•ond Theatrotal Productoons ua·. Feb. 11 - 4pm In T81bert Senate Chambers $~CI~lS 16Ql DRAFTS 50¢ 10¢ WINGS 836-2675. _.... ,__ .. _. _ ------_ _ _ _ _ . , . . . . . . , . _ .. 1:311 - ~---a--ss­ Futuro datto to circle on Y""' musical caloncllor: Februory 15 - Good Ra11 !Uncle Sorn' sl Fobfuary i 7 - Rv Cooder IUB Fillmo<o Room! Febfu.ry 20-Chleo Troclt/UFO IM.morlal Aud I �UB radiation protection laboratory will check gofd for radioactivity Tom Swift h.adu tltclrteanndmolhrf . ford na~a Pifnopicl that so fat llscudtnt~ ~ l><urr ld<a. But ir wl! tht Outen City "hich kd the tt"· w~h notontamlnatcd r;old disco•trtd. Aero<" he cnuntry in the dcvc:lopmclll or lhr IIOfllic-· powcrrd State -.boul J$ piece-S in 8000 h:I\C PfO\t:n aotd rina. ' ndioaclivc. ""Thi.s lclfs us that there 1\ :l very sm:all Sparli,cd by the: r«cnt connovtr..)' O\'C'r J'l(W•l~y arnount of aold involved ... be uplatnrd . udioacdvc gold. the UB radiation J pro1cc1ion T~ amount of radiation fs srnall. and lhon1~' labot'otory 11:1> b<J1u> to tb«L lntlividU31 '"'""'' tei)On<d that ~fthe)' don',. .., the J<"<lr),ther<,.. A<<OJdilla to laboratory .........,, MarL l'lcrro, "'he no ha.t01d. k \ no< an <m<rJ<n<'Y-JU" \lOP "tarina poobltm is wtaring'rill&' thai •• """'off DdtaJion u.· The d>"J(r comn &om th< "tununuoU1. clo'oe 24 ho.,. a rY). That'< a heft) t\PO'uort." 1 he <J<PO'ur<"to arin&Ua.u:Bky test compktmn4' • '"'"'Ur WJ'\k:c or 1bc' lftht ,ewt"ll)' u comamina\ed.rM ov.ntr ts achtJ.Cd Ent Councy Dc:panmcnt or ....~~." hkh .....,.d the tO contact the c...,.y Dc:panm<nl or Htolt~. Tbot lean Qn JanUII) lO. dt~nmcnt '"U contact an upcn ttt 1~ Same Th< Jllltbkm is tbo\llht to hJ>< oro.,.. uom r old Radia11on Con1rol Dc:panm<M.••bo,.illr<1<at<h<ath ~td in ilk 1930"$ as a C'=tP\Uim' m:ucn.alror radonga... rndivkhwl problem. There i\- no curre-nt pia.n rQr )('i/ijfC U$C'd In c-ai'M:'tr tft'atnu."tll . Oun.a14J 1 homa!ii, rrom·chc or 1hc propen). bu1 both Thoml..\ a.od f'\crro rc\nlt'd Erlt Count y Dc:partmtnt onk:llhh,o\piOined that Ill< thtro b. PO"ibilky. r<lmbUTS<m<nt lund "'ill b< S<l s.wrcious metal, after bc:com1111 comamlruucd from the ur to tompcnutc the ow. nt'"' of daJlS.i:rO~ a:old. rodon,v.l3i "rtty~ltd In rinp•and >old 10 the S<lktal Anotlk•• rodtum P<Obltm rtlli.t<d tr> i<"<lr) p®lic. """"rns old "*'<he• t11a1 r... w< "'""rhoro••:ent Afttr the aold •as und i:n 1hc .;1nccr ucacmcnc.\. d.aali. Some or ahcsr v.. aches conlarn rad1um bus ltk I<<O<dln& to Pierro, k "as 'm<~«< do" n aod >Old 10 du&<< ol th< ls0101>< for<<d "'"-Uf><"lur<n to"' u<h ,....,.,...-But Tl>omb <>lll••n«< ..... ..._....)it.. to trkhn ror mum-ioa. Pierro C\pia>ntd ..... I( . common in Burtalo 1han In 01her pam of th<' rodn.m dial " dtttcttd, th< "'bo<aory "~~ ant>t til< Statc .• Thc- biuesa. concern rl&ht no,. '" lo &oc..c 1M- owntr •n 1<'\lln& a r~t:rmna dJ~. tontammaJcd mctal,and to "'.tttp 11 from bd111 """"d • A> lor th< ri"J;. "it h>< no1 b«n P<O•cn"the) '"<au..., dov..n rrom ctnt:n.tion 10 J('f'IC'ratton: ~o nolt-d . .d''" cancer ..' Ptcno sa.d, "but the') , •• ha"t iOtnt• The' Univtn.ity's ch«k\ .art J)t'rforn'td in tht K)\\ t <klnmcnllll lffccu.• A qukl.. frtt c.bcC'Ito, he e~pl.aincCf . Rt\:C~h Laboratory on the Main Succi Campli\. would be chc ('8)ic~l '4 1 ) ' ror SIUdcnt\ to ii\Oid \he Ptr.on'i "'i*.hin& to tMt th('h .Jcv. dr)' ...houtd c-on the lab pottntu&J rl-.L ' at 83 1,)28 1 lor an appolrnm<•t. -Do11 1/o/du $ I 350 in jewelry stolen from Squire bookstore 51• &old rings "tr< stolen from th< U nivtrt.ity Bookstore in Squirt Hall Tuesday morning, the s«ond JCWelry heist a1 o Buffalo college "'it lun a w~k. The panrcular• o r the robb<:ry ;, un~nov.n, but Umvcrsin Booi.Ro r< manaccr Ralph Trtde e\platntd thai the un cs ""tr r d l)co,c rcd mu11n1 " .)()mtumr tn the mornina. •• Inc l <"olr). •alu<d ar SI3SO, ,.., ~ept in a locktd ease at tiM: r<ar of the bookstore ASSIStant Director or UB Public Safety Waynt Robinson, theorized char Buffalo Star< College'> robbuy-a whol• case of riJlliS-Iasr v.oek may provldt the "key" ro the case. His office hu a description or rwo black maleo. who Robiruon said "had bce1l in carlin and asked 10 - the riOJS. Th<-y cither came with a key. or wed tiM: ckrk's key." Associate Director of Squire Hall Rob<:rt Hend..-son noted that "This is the first time 1har this type of theft hu b<:eo pef'lX'ltaled in the booknore." H<ndcnon clld r«aU a robbuy of cash at lbc boolmorc two years qo. The bookstore. ov.ntd And operated by Follcu Corporauon. leases its spae<O from the University and iJ responsible lor its own S<CUrlty. Trtdc revealed chat lht SIOr< has "hired off.dury police o fficers" for pr01tt11oo. Ht addtd that Foll<tt ,.;u suffer " no fi nancial loss" in t he lh<fr since rh< rtngs w<rc o v. ned by JosttrlS Je,.el,-s. · 1 In addition to tbc laruny at tiM: booLstorc the constant probl<tn or sboplifling has rncrastd lately. Trtde poin1td out that >lore sccunty ortlctr$ have appfdteodtd three shoplifters in two days. Robinson addtd 1ht1 "a kid was arrested hut week, and one today (Wednesday)" for sl>opliftina. • Although Follett is totally sePar.tte from UB, Public SafC'Iy b calltd in to inves~ipre crimto at the bookstore. Htnderson Cl<pWntd that th< Chicagobased business has IJI "established relationship with Ihe Univmity. " Til<- ring th<fl is currenily under lnvestigatlon by ofneers or Public Safety. Robinson noted lhll the ring robb<:ry is "prciiY rare- It's not that often tba1 it happeos." The Gay Peoples Allianu lAIII be t>olding a WINE& CHEESE PARTY AND A PAAliii.IOC£ IN A 'EAR TAEE: ~gold tt~a ...,. • .-,. froM ..,.,.. H• lra Uni•..-slt_y loobli!Df"• , .......,~_.,.. .................. lMtlNI (d&Cf..... SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAl 2 HOURS ONLY $ HIGH BIAS tc***** BUFFET DINNER with guest speaker Dr. Howard Siegel or Punluc Unhenirv T OPIC:MultJple Mlcroproce:uor Syatem. Wedntaday, Feb. I lth a1 7:00pm • Talben Dinioa Room I.BEE Sruderus: $5, non•mcmber •tudcn~$6 Paculryand professlonat.: St O Rete:rvatioos mav be made: at • 223 Bell HaU ********~********~** MEMOREX 90-Minute Cassette Far """" .,.......,._ r4 101 2110 IEEE presents: ,,.. ~, •.,. 1'Jprt Of IMh N.s bHn S*'P'Itr~ 1ft 1M ttoo*llon.• ~., Auocla te O.rtetor ot Squ4fe HaN kobM 1 OAM · NOON Sat. F~b . 7th al<>"9 ...~ 3 short blocl< comedy film$ frorvrtng Erllel Watcn • Bess~ Smtth • !AM Home Friday, f'<ob. 61h at 9 pm - 239 HoJ!I!$ Ho/1 ~***** - Open 7 Days A. Week 10am Ill MION ITE i f ha\tCOinC' In k>ra 3 i~ ;c : Sg • II - �l Electronic Olympics will invade Putt-_Putt's gaJaicia "What's wrona •lth you?" a Town," he uplai....S. IIIOCh<t ub her l<tharti< JOn. "All you do a sit oa )'OUt bum aU day tl~ 101111 and •are 01 1~ TV. Why don't you The ....,.,pclition, Jdledulod for 10 OUI and play whll your foialclsl Saturday, Fd>nwy 14, will be a Yo•'rt toia& to tum into a ptatatbaloa ~l ypce¥eoc . babbllna moron if you keep -c:llifta 1ha1 thina. Do you _ . 10 pow up and tum Into Bob Blrter or Wink Manindak1 No,. 10 ouuldo," Ill< orden. "All, Mom," he whlnu, "Lbe:re's nolhina \0 do .•• " ''Nocloloa tO dol Wby, "'1l<n I -your .... I always'' . • • nc., etc., lid~ · Tbe Town or Tonawanda and VUa.&t or KtftlDOit have O<&aniud the 1911 ' ' EitttrOCiicotympjca.'"at th< Pun·Putt vldoo pm< room, 2AOO Sheridan Orive, to hefp llkvlat< this bortclom . Althouah the cornpnillon Is qpen only to Town and VUa.&e l'<fidtnts, Tim ~ion of Puu· Putt hinted that oil UlrltudmiS mi&hl be allowed to entor. "We rnl&ht makt on uctpelon btcau~ a lot or UB P<OPie patroniu Ul. I JUtSS you Johould Compctjton will r..O•dioe tokeol ror tlleir ooe dollor mlfY ree lllld must play OdiL« Spaee In~ Oolulan. Spaee ln\'Oden Pinbalb Mislik Command and Ast<rai4so Tbe bialxa tocal aeore of aD fl\'a p.ma witl ddtrdlint abe Vrin:oer,~ The COfii<SIOOIS Will be <livlilcd into llfOUJII atCO<dina to ace: 12 and unda, 13 to 17, and II and OV<f. T'rophi<$ -will be a •"Jifded ror Ill< top th..,. fmishm in tech diYision. and allflllld priu orS20in pme tokms will be awarded to lbc hl&htst mak 3nd femhl< sa>rers or Ill the entries. The T""'n of Tonawaitda Rccrution Orpanmcnt, which lin• proposed tht evmt, wnJ lf'C>n<Or the Olympic.. Rt&istratit>o forms ean be picked up attht Puu· Puu'Video Oamc Room and art du< no lall:r than February 13. Whh the! •d~c:nl or 3J\ unihdin& C'htc~ il Out,".. s.ucam or cJcctronic aamc.J. such as , Com]>uttr root ball, bastboll, bask~ball. hoc:kty, bo«c.croquct, Chairman for Parks and RCC1catlon ,.,.., polo • .u., ..,.,. miaht btl it> e E. William Mill<r "'"' adamant •n 11111 Amcrittlt art tumina mto hi> stlllld or "To"n Roldcnt> body ·lus, lethuaic. bullOO• Only.'' ''This is. a To"-'n a.poa.soud pusbina lPGttsmcn. "'\lo~'tvcr. cvmt-paid (or by ta>payors. It Mlll<r docs oot believe the Town of •hould bentfit tht <lliLens or the Tonawanda Rtcreation'al Otpartmmt u conuibutina to Ibis just corm down and h< JUaa<sttd. H owever.., To naw1nda' s movantnl . Get A Tropical Tan - 1ft M~ Nolltoun Ot:T A GOOD l ASE TAN 80 'I'OU DON' T I URN O R "EEL HAVE A TAN7 IC E E" IT AT 8UNIU118T 'I'OU C AN TAN AT NIGHT AT SUNBURST TAN I'AIT, CON VENIEN T, ALL O VEII, P RIVATE AND WITH NO HEAT AT SUNIUIIST • VISITS S04-DO "'I'IATI TANNING NUT~ NO .....OIHTIIIIHT £ a ptue F•o U , tllf 2 I I • OOINO I OUTH7 • GET A HEAD S U itT ON "\'OUII TAN • • • • FREE I I SUN,aURST TANNING CENTER --·- 4&U lAlLEY AVENUE - -1 JQ.,.,. . f.,. . ., _ ,HU tl>4.kA SE£ tF YOU lti(E US ----~----20 VISIT MEMBERSHIP ·~ I I I I I I WITS NO OBltOAT(()N I I I I I $4. OFF DOUARS A W!Gt STIR S£UCTIOIIIIIT!I NOCIHIONIOOO STOllE , _ss S tudent ~t on In ca.. .........._ of - wm.l>hCOUOOH AIGUI.NII-MO..MSH..- f4o4 CHECK OUT OUR IN STORE SPECIALS! Open 10 to 10 Mon. thrv SM. 21811 Nlgenl Fell Blvd. ·---··-......., End the week with soma funll U/B WINTER CARNIVAL: thru February 8th ~ Feb. 6th ZODIAQUE DANCE COMPANY 3 :30pm FIUmore Room INTRAMURALS V.yW. Tennis fi - 9pm Bubble Amham cern;u. TKE BEER BLAST WPHD Hoed Show - 9pm-77 iiiiiiPM1 TlllbertHall Feb. 7th CROSS COUNTRY SKIING 9 am · noon 1 pm • 4 pm Ellicott Cof!lple~ INTRAMURALS Broomball 12 - 4 pm l.:ake laSaUe TUG- OF- WAR 1 . 4pm Front Lawn of Goodyear Han UUAB CONCERT Aztec Two-Step 8 :30pm Flllncn Room .,.. "We hold .softball tou:nwnmts, bo'WU-"1 IOumamcnu. tou.mammu in pJna pona. hock ey.,..and baakttbaH," h< r<marltd. "This u JUR &I)Qlhff tournament. •• -Jacfc HeUt•,. Feb. 8th FACULTY & ST~FF BRUNCH & CROSS COUNTRY SKIING \ 11 am - 2 pm Contact the Facuty Club at 831- 3232 01 ICE SK.ATING 12 · 5 pm Skete Rental ~5c Muaic & Hot Chocolate provided ·I ~~ ~..::= �POLICE BLOTTER January 19 NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Monday. January 26, NORTH CAMPUS IIEPOitJ'S: P,J-CrimiNJf MI.Jdti(/-Uilknown pmon(s) threw a c:¢nlulslu::r tbroUJII tht I'UICillcr aid• of i" 'l>iodow. Ealmated dtunaae Is SIOO. l / t618t-00:00t a.m. MFAC-Crimlnol Mlrchl<f-Uokno,.n pcrton(s) brol< apart t.ht~ dcst chain. llt811t-t :.l0 a.m. MPAC-Crlminol MiJchl<f-Unknown pcnon(s) la>ooked 1m holes 111 ~will eaw!Qa St~ <~amaac. 1118111--00::01 a.m. Rldrmotld-OimiiUII Arlldll<f-Unl.nown pcrtoo(>) 1 -.bed two bob ill tht Will and wrec:ked a cbolf c:u.ina S7S damOF- 111811l~t a.m. R/domoml-0/mu../ MlJchii:{-Uokllown pcrtoo(s) smasbed a piano 6Dsida tll<'ll out) and tabk..,....... SJOO ctomqo. llt8111~t a.m. AlldbbtHt-M<t~ltJl HYJit!N-1\ fcrnak wa found SUDC!iD& on Audobon au<mptins to fla& doW11 ears. If a eat JIOPped, she would talk to them and th<D spray them with perfume. Silo stated that she wu in foat or h<t ti!e and that lhe had he<:o crcrnued and th<D am• baet to lif<. Takm to Moyer Hospital for observation. 1/ 16111-3:15 a.m. - · • COT Wednesda)'. JOJ1Uilt}' 21 NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Fllntond Audobon-Rrck/<SS EndDnM<rrntnt- 1\ male ropon> th• t four ..-hlto miltS drivina a blur Thunderbird Shol ORt round (rom I 88 SUR 11 him whil< he ••• snndln& at Flint/ Audobon . 1/20/ St-8:30 p.m. FOIJ'O-Orhrr-Pulol rtlponded to alarm or unnke on the seventh lloor. App<ated that a wotcr li&l11 bad taken pla<e and st1 off tht smoke d<1«tor. PatrOl mumed after aLum . .. sjl<n<ed. 1/ 20/ 81-4:00 p.m - Rtd Jlld;n Oifottrifi.;--CrlmJn M"IK'Itit'/-Unla>own window pcr1011(s) sbot a 88 lhrouch tbo JW$ plait c:awifta SJOO ~ lll4/81~1 a.m. l'omT S..0 Sltop-BIIf'l/4ry-A mak reports thai b< saw two whltr ma1eo OGitlao tbo 1Ub sbop afta he loaed "-~~~>· He IWt$lbai variow kniw:s. ..-..and chooses ,..,.. takm . He COIIId idmtify indMduals qaia. 1125/11 a.JD. ~Wo#wtt Ho/1-Grtllld l.w<rA)'-Untoown pcr'SOO(s) took a Zalllh cdcW:ioc valued at SJOO fiom tb• ~- l/1$18t~t ...... Rid JIICkn-AII· H~m-1\ fcrnak r._u bdQa wc>U up b)' a pbone c:all from ¥Vio111 unknown malo< \'Oices. t/lA/11-I:.lO _ , Rtd J.:krt-A11. H . , _ t -Residalts r<pon {lltdvlna annoyina pbone calls ...aa1 times durin& th< I>&M .....a. t/2J/81~3S p.m. MFAC-DI$0rdtrly CondNCt~ a mak kid o•<t aart>.F paih. Subj«t ..... told "' pick thorn up. 112AIII a.m. ........... ...... ... .... ~, ~ ~1 ~ ~~ -- k "C!Mt sq. or the Steer PIAl Ulrary/Saiey Boardwal< Cale Ulrary/Nagara Fals ~gStalion SOum CAMPUS REPORTS: Oood)lftr &ts!tmtnr-CrlmiMJ Misdri<f-UIIknown - ( s ) ~ thu<1mpu.rphon< oflthr wr#l a:usinl 110 dtmt•t•· / / JJ/81-J p.m. F•rlwr Lot- Criminal Mischl<f-Uoknown porson(s) broke tht "''>><<en :um to tho parkillllotaate calllins SIO darnase. 1/ 2.5/ St-4 p.m. Cltmmr- Crlrninul Misdti<f-1\ female r<pons that four or Ovo Whit< maks wearirt& Buffalo State )aekots ~'tf< kiekln& SVbast COntainers r.:alllin& dan,... to three cans. t / 24/ 81-l t:OS p.m. Clcment- Burllary-Unkoowo porsoo(s) kicked the door caUlin& damage. They also took the lo<.k orr the door and upon aaillilla onuy tcok on• double: slu matl1 ... valued at $7$, 112.5/ 81 -J:.lO p.m . CltmrJtt- AII. HorrJ$$mtni-A fcm.le ropom that Friday, January 23 hc:r roamma1t rtca\'Cd a ca.U rrom an unknown person. 1/26/lt - 2.:30 a .m. NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Cl11rk Gy m / Womtn •s Lock.tr Room-Stxual AbOM- Patrol recaved a caU that a blxk malt MFAC, /'1- Slutl<trt D ub-G,.,nd LilrM0'-1\ wUJina a blue hat, bluoll)'loo Jaetct. 5 f<tt i ioc:htl to female rC'pOII• that ") unknown unla,.fully took 5 r... 8 ln<htl till, llend<t b\tild, all<ted the locker her brown wana ,.hicb eontatned SJO.OO in C&lh, ban~ room and sauallr abwed the female ocatrity aido. card, Su>tkm ID, and pcrJODOl papon. 112J/8t_.:07 s_. "'"' apprehended and llkm to Caunl Booltina. t/25/81- $,..$ p.m p.m. Nonh c-p...-Hit and Rwt- 1\ mak r<pon• lbat Thunday, JaniWV 29 pcrtoOt•) unknown strudt Ius ..rude. _..,umat<IY SJOO.OO""'"" ol damiC• 112l/ll - t0:t6 p.m . NORTH CAMPUS REPOJ!TS:. soum CAMPVS lt£POilTS:: ,.....,oo-. .... BORED9! - Are you a bored commuter?? - Do you lhfnk U/8 dou nothing f o r you?? JOIN THE COMMUTER COUNClLitl We're nyi~ to lmpr'OUC commui<!T ~/e aL U'B. OUR ARST MEE.TYNG IS ~ TODAY - Feb 6ch at 3 pm 334 Squire HoJI. MSC IF YOU CARE ABOUT YO!JR STAY HERE - JOIN S!!! P.J-Pw111 l..iu'twtT-A mak reports t1lat four pi~ pa6dla ~ taken from Ills ar. Paddks .,. fcm&k m>orU valued a1 SlClO tll8181-IO:~ a.m. at _.mnatdyii:OO a.m .. !lie ftre Fo,o-Cmrtinal Mtse.lt,./-Untno,..n porson(•) ~ IOWided ,.., she left ..... duJ to 10 0\IUick. ripped ~ .stall door ow or the wall ...,.... S30 ,....... 1/11/lt--OO::Ot a .m . Wltai-~tm>ed to tbo room, had ~11111 &ton her book, Approach to '"-" Hll/1-~1)' Condrm- 1< whit< mak -v., only a mast and a pair or meatm ran nude in Aa:ounilna..valued at Sli.I)O. t /21 /11-11:01 p.m. Sdt«llt'opf H.ti;:-Pttlr ~y-A penon n:pqrU tile llbraty. 1118/ 8t-3:S9 p.m. that ~·l ""~ unlawfully look a ted "111)1 Aqo u...,.-.o....,.-eonrucated a small amoun1 two -oofa. vUQed at $150.00, from the baiscmmt or _..r marijuana and a ·-~ pip< in th< louna<: from various 1toden11. t/ 29/ 8t-00-.26 a.m. lounat. 1122181-?: tP a.m. l2J Sqvn Hoii- Mrn/111 HYJit:M Uw-A doctor !JOUnl CAMPUS REPOJiiTS: lq)Oft$ tillll b< ..... bovina Pf'Oblctnl wiUt a fc:!Mk In th~ EOI' o~J'ot. Patrols rapoadod IIDd too\ the femik Brth.,.. Holt- Robbuy-1\ fanalt rC'pOIIs h1ina ' co ~ l:liO County "Medical Cmt<t. t /22/11-4:19 pushed from behind by an unknown mile from beblnd whlk utanptina to ao into the sick door. Victim p.m. lJJ H oyt:> Hti/1-Pttll Ltm-rnr-A per1011 r<po<U that wrrer<d • bump 00 her forchead while fllline tO the p<ni)IICJ} tlllla>own llflla'llfulll' too~ a wooden podium., around. Susp<ct If~ her pUIS<, lOOk her W.tltt valued a ~.00. podium bcloqed to lite 0111, and threw it to th< lfOUnd and thtn Oed. I~~>Di<fmtlod INN--Pttlr ~Arwy-A that Oft lilt/It -<•>...,...,OWII "'Tht An:hltec;un: ()cpanmenl. tl2l/ll~ p.m. IIWII--&:10 p.m. - - · · · • - W•-foodtitl3:00am Ba... - O...M• .. otowttllw ~..a.r....... ,.l ....,z • t•1••~ ...... _.. ...... ...,.o..•<-t.tl s-.. . GREAT SAVINGS ON ALL QUALITY DESIGNER e SUITS • SPORTCOATS .• SLACKS e RAINCOATS e ToPcoATS eOUTDw.AR Traditional, EuropBSn &Contemporary Styling' SHERIDAN DRIVE ... Nllpn Fils Blwd. OPEN NOW 1J2 PRICE Monday · friday 10 . 9 pm S.t.,lO • 5 pm 838·2558 /ndutltlg AI A~- 2 FOR 1 HAPPY HOUR Mtft • Syn, H p Riverside Inn Lewis! on Meeting House f !!! t!otJ f .O!Y!""• Sign of the Steer &flalo Hamburg Station Clarence Hamburg Royc roft Inn C rouching lion East Aurora Amlwrst �! Iranian stuclerits tOiil l to keep a ~low profile' ~ ! ~ ~ 3 • ,;: 2 ~ a.,. s - c..o.. I ..-ty M11Y ~ ca~~~, NatlOclal Apociatlon o f Foreip Studc:nt Affairs. but she uys that that PlfllC'\II*It most «<taaaly climiDish thi'OIIII>out the ~ . ww ..........tlotoo • She adds thai llaivmities ate not at Interested in courtina new ltMiaoa - - LO ~ thooe wbo ~ea.,. 11111 .,., SI¥<Wiro 7Jw $1ft'r,_ friaodt In TCUI haY< beal -CII up Ia IJw 1M - . A liiloM Ia (CPS)-in !be wan of th< rdcMt c:a.1<ato- mad< to drop a CXKIDC Wei ... dldJt't oi!M ltaniu - - two weds by a prot-. • •--IAlUaaottodalu ill tht Uolled - - .,. '-laDs ill hls dul... Statn havr rC'pOrud rt.acwrrd u.n..-.t oe camptos. n.. A spoltumaa lor tbr I .OYe.r·nmrot, 81t1Dwtl~ . bU raol"ted 10 caotlaut iu ckportalicMt ad,.laiJtratlon at MIT also proc.dlnp ...... tht f...... ~lila tlocre ..... wltilncbool--..zon woadct .-'Ptobksns lh«< .......Oy, if dUo will bt tbt 1ut ..,....UO.. of boot llllivcnlty ol'fod.ob ~ told · l rulatl nud<1111 to JIUdy In not to diJaw th< lnddalu. Hoosbyar lttrfbuta the ...,."""""'-· R.cporu lrotll aroWid the CIIIIOirJ ant~ to praa rq>ans of i.adtcatr tbat thr barr~umcoc abuse: of 11ostaan w!tlk lA lraa. He IIIUI8y hat coruifled of thlntmina &lyt that WbciiC'"Cf the botl... """""" ..0. aod publk OtlraNm, •huatloD rocdva utra co..,.. by 111e tue11 iDK..,... noted liD« the ocw>. thr pressure iovariobly the bosri&H Wnt' (tnl takn~~ o"n a becomes ........ for tbc 11.udcms. "I thouaht that afier tht relrate, raraao. lraoiaa s1adenu 11 chr thb jlnaoiom would dimlnbb," be ...,;~ of l'1oricU aod Cftltl'll uys. ••bw: what I havr Rat of the florida have lodJ«< complaints media ••• 11lrrlna up tbe people witJI campus poli« In hopes of apln and makln1 all lnlnianl out to a«tlnJ some t lnd of prot«tlon be horrible, makn me know the prmure will &d wor1<." from th< J«rina phone ulb. For cumple, a >tudenc n.-mrd As AmcriCIUI cltlzc:ns Stttoulhtr s-d at UF uys hr hat r«<<V<d with the visitina Iranians. _ th< r~artd calls from JOmeonc who Unitrd States show• no ,;.,.. of idcruir... himldf only u "an lcttlna up on tbc 11rict a~lon:tment Ainerkatl mlrinc" who wants to of th< lmml1rotfon policies "all the lraniatU' thi'OIIIS." instituted durina the last yar by "They (the callao) think th<y arc Praidmt Carter. dolna tMir oountry a faYOr by Th< new policy proccdwu bow8n liahtina with me," uys s-d. ~aficr'thcCOj>lureoftht "They arc b11aJaJat me 111111 thr hottiiii ill )lovm>ber of 1979, uuwion ooly ,.u ~ .·• .obc:n lh< U.S. lntmi,-adoto Mid UF adminltlnnort arc odvlsina Natul'lllzllioe Scmco (INS) the JtatUan audCIIIIIO " kt<p alo"' iDKructrd to rni<w th< ma -... proro~e-•• , or -=h of the 60,CXXI lsulaD ID California, 111 lnaDaD 11udcm ~~- ~ocrr. ..... idcnlillcs himldl ooly .. Doponodoo ~ bepn Hoosllyor rq>OrU llmillr lll<idalts laA May apin.sl tlaote ttadcau .. his Bcrkdey campus. wllo•e vlsa1 were a ll eaedly oatdatrd, fora.... or iD...od ''1lllnM - ........ btr< b«aua Of a~ iDa 11-'1 ~to tbtUODblt my fri<ado ban bad io TCII&i aad the Jllllu>. Addltloftally, tbe IN~ Miclwcsa," bt aplalos. " Hen. ll " dcdarcd lbal oo new CDUY , . . , .. ...:a ''The lraaiaos uand to iq,rcsau a lot of moaey in tuition aod other ......,...,.," she says. but siG« the brtalt in US-InD rtlodaas, lnuriaa audents have ~atedly had problems acttlna fllllds from bomc.. Problaru with iuition paymcau have nuodc th< Iranian stllda>u "less attractive" 10 ldlools. #>< o..--s- r... -· J•m~son tbinks Jucb dcvdopmans rnay cocupi".rc- • co make the lraniaru here now thj last to study oo Am<rican campusa. "It's &II coatlnac:nt on .-.-ing diplomatic rd.atiolu with liOn," he. explains. "Who evm tno,... if thu will ever b-n. and if it dOC$, who say> th~ Iranians are lOin& tO......,. tostudy h.erc tikr they've wanted to in the pu?u Aarecin& with Jamuon's would be annted 10 Iranians to spmllarcs could mean that the ntw >tudy or visit. admlnistmlon'is tithl'r happy with . at"'JSmmt, Hooshyilt points out By October. -478 lranlana had the Pfoctdure, or hlln't aoucn that the scatus equated with been "csconed" out of tht country around to revlrwitla It yet. American >tudy in Iran has but by the INS, aa:ordina to INS David llchm. th< 'San Francisco db•ppcarrd. He says thrrt is a spolcesman Vern J ervis . He director of the INS: aar... that the movemmt bqinnina in Iran co stnd esaJmata anoth<! 4000 11"""U orr hostai<S' rd.,... hat no affect on students co Eastern Bioc: countria "in ltidina" from drponation INS polky. ror their ~uea.lion. prottc<linp. Sandy J1111non. a momber of a '"Th-e' &OY~ is now uyina. committee on forcian &ludcnt I hear, tha t the- communtu No ~ admWioou let up at a r<ea11 Eutropcan countries lhr ~ Since. Carter dccl..-od the INII. of rccn~ltl'rl, aumes "invadptica aod dcponmcftt oT tha the lmmlaration policies wUI pia... to learn en&intA& and ochutbinp thai are imponant to lrani&D. nudcau' • to be the not ~ at leall until dlplomalic "aumber ooc" prlorily of the INS motions are rc:ncwrd. If aod whc:n tbe lranW! people," Hoosbyat says. bealnnina Octoba 14 of lall Jfat, that h - • · he sa~. It will take " I think that abo many of my Javio- the INS wlll&ftiiOllto "months aod. montlu" Jo bqiJI depon ao additiooal 230 1111da>1s. islulrll ...,.. mtry vlsu btaw< of fdlow lnnlano wiU 10 back to Iran aod tell - l c about w - a u Aaodler 2GI lludalo bow btCII tbe lenath1Y applioatloo proordura aod it will make propk- waot to iauna_c-ted ro "le.aYe whbia in~ clcsipltc<! time periods. Iran ian studenu have C111M Me," he ltdds. ID fact. be 1011 tllll110 ow from traelttloBally madt up about ...,.. " I -~- tralcd Gi<dy hcK, .Rnaan 's- tramitioa teU> or 0011 of the for<IJ D stlldc.nt so I doot't ba•~ aaYtlticll ap;.a lldminisuadotl has discusood tbe -"'tiDD ia !be Unllrd States, America or AlDcric:aJu, but many ar-ion with thr INS• . . - JCJ"'s ..-dina 10 OeorPa St.....,. of the propk I t now five- in ti.knt hate~" ••II conr..- S.A.S.l:J. Regional Conference U/8. SASU Ad Hoc Committee Meeting • _iTOD~Y, Friday~ feb .. 6th at·1 pm .... _,.... _____ _ 1-·-----·-.. fMf191e-·-·-·· ----. . __ .._...... __.__ . -...._ _____ ..., ____ ... ___ ..... -------.......... .... ..________......,..,.0__ --,_ -------·-0. ·--.. , ~---- - - - . . . . . . , - - . .. /1111 ,....._,.. -lit Tolintt -~""' --a-- ......-- --~-- - · ._... ............ . ............. -.. �.. Bulls move closer to SUNYAC playoffs. by Toa7 '•Ul .tPon u ... Tbc tJB laslr<lball B<Llls art buildilla up 1110ma11um lllld a<ttin& to awnroll thdr wa1 into the ~rr•. The team put IIIOlbcr 1~ pme in the W\Q,colutDn Tlldday oilht IIMI GIOV<d cac sccp cloM<r to the State Uah-.nity or Nt• York Alhlctk CoofC>'n!C< (SUNYA C) diampionshlPS with a 71~ victory o•n c:oofermce rival Broekpon Slalt Collqe. Tbc win Cllla)dod tb< Bulls' triumph skrin 10 three 111ftS<S and iDa'C&I<d tbdr c:oorcrmce rttOfd toJ1.2. "II was a JOQd win for us,'' >Old UB coach Bill HUJbrs. " II was jUSI a load tram rrron ... The (11$1 half of the contest featured a <J.usle offcnsivr st-.-out bn.._, Buffalo's Tom Parooru and Broekpon's Stan Van Oundy. Panoo•' pinpoint prrimna sbotS ~ mllchod bask<t·for·baskn with Van Oundy's rainbows, but the Oold<n £Illes' auard camr away wilh a two pointadvantaae •• halftime, 14-12. Autum. UB wrnt into tho locker room with 14-28 lead. "Wr aald bclorrthr pme not 10 Itt him sboot ." explained Huahet of Van Oundy. "They always have that constant threat of (AI) Walktr in<ide so we tOuldn 't ~fford to concentrate: on cJdendina one man.·· The six point l<ad the Bulls sponod at halftime .... maintained almou conJiantly throu)lhout th< aeoond half, but with d&h• minutes rtmAinina in the pmc Buffalo's Karon Hmdtrton broko it open for the Bulls with a l.hr« point play. The bask<1 and foul shot •lfn<hod thr lead 10 II poinls-UB't final marain or VK:tory. - Silftoti<O,., SurprisinJly, it wu Krndcnoa wbo <&ptutod rcor1n1 boc>oro 01 thr a)d ofthtpme. While Pononund Von0undy...,ul-.in&iLout,tb<6' 2" junior &uard wu qwetly oiot,Jr,s ....,..hiq ill Iicht. The Ricluaoocl, Vil'llllia nui~ mad< an amu1na n,N or lllhou from doc aad or ~ hoeD tb< charily aripc ror a tocol or 21 poinu. " I look IIMI t« bow tb< 1'1Y1 11ft doifta lllld wllcft I CM lidp," Hend<noa rdl<aod. Hr olto ~ tMI •bee tb< lhou . . ...s clroppaa b< bcpD to loot ~ for tb< W . waUt.. w v.. 0uno1y or 8rotbon balh r..-....t """"»points IIMI p.,.... or '"" Balli rlllilhrd with 16. Bocll tht CI'O""' lllld tb< UB ...,. foe a ltlllll """"lou illlb<-""'"" Jolm f1apeuict or kffalo cnt111o1.,. 10 tilt lloor wltll aloeed illjury. AWmnl ICa . . -"*" lll.ol l"1upotriok ouffcred • Jlllb en.. tl>r Ia'JUry """""' roquiRd row alu:ha to dow. " I j!IR bead faked thr I"Y IIMI When I IO Ilk< thr lhol oom<dlift& ; b<avy .llil my head," tile tJB forward t>q>laiD<d. "111 b< rady ror ...urday's pm< I• FrcdonU.)." ~.. Jones led tht BuRs in rrl>o\llldiq with cilht, bul..,.. J«<nd in the ~to llroc:kpon a-d Farrdl L)'I>Ch who had nonr. tht pm< Lost Saturday,~ ... tht switth by HQII>a 10 • spccad OUl orr.... lhll accounted for Buffalo'• ..... sbootinl. Thr lluDs sboo Slprrcmt from lht .,.mst tht Ooldtft AIRIOONE:Ull ....o' OC..--••,._ hl ..,•-oo ~ St.W Co~Noge. AefNi't W ctMto1 . - -~ e.ps IIMI on am.uina 15 of II (&3 ~I) on tht ~ half w!ocn thr PfU tho...,..., oo lulloio'o o.r.4d ..._ co41. - loci,. illt tM Wtalo wktort~ Buffalottam,..;tched 10 th< spread. UBabo ohora pnfoctii<Vrn of""'rn ' ...,. "' ~will el9M"' IIWir ,..., • -..•hl"'l from tb< foul lint. Sophomore &Witd Davr Acrrr oontlnurs 10 improvr In his dlr«~lon of tht Buffalo offcn>e. His ball handllns and poi>< aaaJnJI th< prrss oanpllroa tht maturity or a much mort opa'len<od pllyn . Br«lrpon cooch William Van Oundy r~ the reason forth< VIJI \lfi~•U!th lh• ( Jl fiU;n\ '" U1l 1-,:.1m t:'ll +Jtf h' ,1 t'IOkJ -· u•llll}' IIi• IM' \1 •' h 'lll, lh~-- ~flit .\ ,IIJ l,,.• t. ..Uf\l, :m1t lmprov.,..,l of tht BuiiJ: "the real dlffcrmcr Is in th<ir offcnsi'<c f,J:.1.tt.llu drlcrnult~..•ll '" unm~r .. .:am ..• ''·"'· ~ tfl ,, ft~·~ I tht h thpr lOO·yard- IM. Bcnntll ~on the Iauer race patience." v~•"'' "'h"" w'' n "'al 'lolllh: C'(lll..·w~· in 2.06.1J Thr Bullsoravelto Fredonia Saturday lor a crucial ron terence aanor 11 8 f 1"-'"d~> •ug.ltl More poinn were picked up by Buffalo with ahcp.m. and Coach Hu&hts and the team lmprr..d the imponlllt< a aood llh.' lir..1 "'"''' m \\ ,Un~o'\\.lot~ •.. nh'"' lllfU\t:U to be a ' klory ln 1ht SOO·.yard frrenyJc by Bill S't>OHOn.Buffalo crowd will llavr on thrlr <han<C'S or winn!na. • ~·atlhh'.thl I· •h. Hull ... l h\' 401) ·nu.·dli.•!o rd,l\ , 'A it b I tlntt or J:lUi l and ~1at~ Unee-rman placing "hkh .., .... 1\1"' ....lhH~ \!'h.'i\1 lOr th-o· Uull'\. \\:1, Kcond. Tht BuJb wert also rnt and St'C'ond in fhc di~u •;~hfint du. h' .111 itt..·gal u~"'' ~) tsrlll.' r lri:CIO,.~~ 2QO ..yard tncA.Ju.crol.c-. Tom Bow. e-n 1ool. far.s.a. •·ih 1-it·•~""'''lll~llt~. htt~tcrll} rorht~thirdkJ."flh,· r,·l:t\, Tim N&Jh roUo•in& tmmrcht~C'Iy bC'tund him . The' .u1J ..., Jhlll•·•tlt"-•' "'' lb.ll-1- \)1\l) '"'"'·' h;~n~J • innln.tlimc' v.ll l:l$.0 . liU .d\t•l~kf t tk· .,...,·on.l f\\'111 mtt,.; "'"'"l.ttK- IUUO The- i v. lmmint Bulls ~d nof t1prct: this mrtt co br Hut .;~... H'O)d• J,,. \\.nk"h.l ...m.l, -Aih r tha.l (lh\. lir .. t • u; dow u • • u· coarh Ploueha uid . ..,..hr .COO ~('rll~.lhl: h:.uu rc;a.ll) putkl.l ff'~~·thl.·t..atkl thJ ""''• mtdlC'y tC'la) ton t'Oit Ll\ K'\fD poinu. bw abe ce.m1 1 t.· Uulh \lt.J ju~ thoal Tl-.·) cooL. ttk• lk'\l thf"''' ' pitkC'd up lht and nmC' bacL raJ bard .... C\~nl\-lbt :?Ou .)J.n.l '''-'" l) k "' J..-0 Uunb3r "'"h 3 The LC') C''\C'nlt '"cht rntn eroordina to Ploucha lllll<' of I:S.lb. th~~ ('CMIIJX'Idt'"' ~)·) ~fit ft-."(''o.t)k- an II "C'rt ,he- I()O ..)ard (rff"-1'\k,IM l00·) Nd bxbaroL.t' W.. 1!b3 ~) R.. h )Q}. ;mJ '""' 200-).lrJ • ·•.huJu.tl .and tht .SOO·)afd frt"ti.J~k*. \\t \l('fC' abk 10 Pt(L up mtdl) ~ .._.fllh "'"'lOCU "'ilh ;a URI-.' ,,f ~ :Ll.J ), tht J'i)t/M) th.M w. t ft«'drd in I hose- f'\tnt$.1 u.'don""' "'" ''" ,,_,.. ~·" '"cnc M.bich •a.dl'tft.l. tha A doubk" dua.l n'K'ct t\ m .aorC' or'' (cw the MC'n')o v.ht."nth.:,unununt. -.'Oill['"ltlltJit'>43ttl'\J~n.8ufT..a., •••m tt.am. The- ••UlU1l('f\ ".u be aoin& apr_mt St . tooL 1tx aa..t. lk ....-..· .._",n .. ~~ -.•am~: tD.L '""" h•.. l;a"~n..·c UruunM) and kh.Jr.·a C'~. b(lt:h of d1)4.1uahfk':trk-'l0 m th..• fu ,l "' """' '" ..., 1n 1tt-.· .:uo \ ;ahJ • h~·h ;&It fou,.h tnnu 10 bra& T he ~o:..;h u:.cl. - .. • dl n) ,. 11h 01 rink· ol 2;1.!.\. I lui J"'fk'f'm.illt.""' ~a tt.l\Ch tn«1. bC'\:J UW' bbo-..~.a" r.DlLnf tu.eMufl, fol~•N b\ 3n01t'k'r , ...,Of) to.'" J~·n Uunt't.u m th..· Tht Bulls h.:t'c a tn·fM'n on rht Utb.md th~ •Ill h. J()O·rard fr'«>l)k•othtbo:"'"'""'""""~h.,h• l~llo ......... SUN\ w:hoob Alt.>n•. B.........1on and Whclan. Tl"· \HMlL1S uut~o l\lf ttut •:...~· •.a.'" •I.,\ I Ston,kooL .- rodd "'a ........... r.w - em.- rodd ..- Men's swim team beats Fredonia o"'' I"'''""'"' Friends IP'cAc present pc)VII•. ""*' A-douNt ,;...-h'f) al ..... 1\\~nl 10 tr-.-.·uh lknt"n ",.. THANK YOUKeith, Tom. Sit•. IC/m, Jorc-. ht. ./Mwt, ~- SilMon. Ell.,, . .,,, John L .. Sou•n. Debbie, M•rr E/IM, Llu, Kellin, C.thy, Mer,, Llttd., Lori, Robin. John /', Vic:, Friday, 170 MFAC Ellicott 7 & 9 pm Saturday, 144 Diefendorf 7 & II pm Sunday, Squirt Conference Theatre, 5, 7, & II pm "Bob .For Making TRANSITION worttl ' - - - -Peggy------' �City Boys smash .Skulfs U/B Winter Carnival: February 4 -·8th helps relieve Friday night boredom h was a "pla)'Orr· ca- or soru as Ill< TKB Skulls focod orr apina th< Ciiy Boys in th< lntnmunl Hockey Lacue 11 T...WIIftda 5pom Center Monday tf..,.t. 1llt rma1 ~ ~ in favor of tb< Cny Boy$-'O'liS.IIOt Pill< of Ill< takntllld enthwiaitn exhibitod by both teanu durina tbe tint period or play in an...,...... A Laaue comp<t.it.ion. h wu ''a lot do5<r than Ill< pm< 1howod," TKE .BEER BL·A ST J ... WPHD ROAD SHOW Beers 3/$1.00 Free Alb'um Giveaways TONIOHT - 9 pm -- ??Talbert Hall Bullpen, Amhe rst Campus Sponsored by TKE and SA .._.,ina IO City 8o)'J' Craia McGrain. With TKE png into tbii pmeiJ.O.I and City Boyr B-1·1, both twru n«dod the win 10 help them reoch the SptiOS pla)'Offs. The City Boyl only lo" was 10 TKE by lh,_< ..,.,,. of 5·2 earlier In the X:awn. • S<'Orina began early in tit< srcond period. as lh< City lloys &ol a qul<k 1001 nnd addod 1~·o more before tho >tonll "'"' over. "Wee.,... out good," said TKE~>~ptaln Phil St:hw•nz. "but were' 01111cned a ncr lht rirst: 10 minulcs:• I A C'ily Boys' pen.llt) in the third period ollo~·ed lholoneTKE &ool • by P.aul Koestler. "They beat us to the puck . h _,ed like .Oe ,. ...... out-manned." he said . City Boys' cal)lain Marty Gordon. "hO contributod a hat trick. addtd, ••We 101 back ror tM I~ tlmt. We •ant 10 ~«: lhtm in lhf' pla)'O(fs." A formtt Cit) 8o>"' t<2Jllmat< "ho no" pia)~ (O< TKE. K.-ln B<abon. summod up tile p.ne by SO)'UIJ. "We played prcuy poo< llld didn '1 &ct enoU&Il .nou." RIT's spirits in the night prove too much for Bullsb) J d frtf Tburston As.suiMI $portJ &filtH ROCHESTEit-"Spirit NiJ)It" at the Roelt<ller lrutuutc.cdlnolol} (RIT) was too muclt for the UB hockey Bwh as RIT'l liaers trounced the Bulls 1-4 in tbe Frank Riuer Memonal Arena Sunday niaJit. RIT'l hom< ram spaskod their team to an entnwlaak: vonory av<OJin& ~ eatUtt ovutlme loss 10 Ill< Bulls. "Th< crowd most muinly IDOlivllod ow team toniaJit." said Head Coae.h !!<ian Muon. "EV<tybody u aoted about the propam bere." Todd Hcoly'~hlltrl<l:.lldd<d 10 Don B<eau'IIWO aoalsand two assiJts . was tnoll&h fire power IO$lymk tbe Bulls, wbo were eo.nlna off a Saturday nlaltt vk:lory. , RIT displayed a solid attack, firinl " shall on UB aoaltender Billy !Wnlnska, Including four power' play &0411. "We're not a an:at team. we're a work Ina team that has a lot of pride.·· Mason ..Jd. "This t<am ~Aorks their butt1 off." ... The T'~&<n notelted tne fitst aoal or tho aame wnon Peter Yuhas went orr tho lee for noldin& JS ..conds into the pme. Healy. on a 1>UJ from Uncmate T .J. P<rT&S. whizzed the puck pa$1 Kamin>ka . _ Perras, who assiJtod on allthr« Hcoly fOal• notod. "We have been op the -lin< most of the seasoo, so ....,.familiar with the Olhtt's ~­ UB p on the scoreboard sbortly after wh<n CaPialn Dale Guynn re<o<d<d tbe fiiSI ofhiJ tWO&Qals. from Kevin Knab and def<tU<man a;rr Smitk II 2:21. Til« attaek ua Down by l -1 after lh< fll1l period of play, fdl ptey to. nett marelt tltat octtod JUT three qu1ck s<or<l. "Th<y came OUI like a ball of fin:,'' ~~~~~r----, noted UB Cl<lll<r Jim Galanti. "They ,.ere skllinc. bhtilla and eontroUina 1tbe p.me." H<aly from Perru, in anothes mao advantaa• lltulllon. widened the miJlin to a pair of aoats. Less thatj two monutes later. a Tim Krul: shot trickled In past thespeawlin& UBaoaltender. Then, ,tthe half·way point of the periods. Healy talllod, apln from Perr.., aivlna tho frexhman his tnird coal of tbe qiallt. and RIT a S-1 ~. " RIT >Imply OUIIkJt<d us," commented UB Head Coach Ed Wrigltt , ''and that'ltht name oLthe aamo:• The Bulls bepn to aet on tra<k in the lautt part of tbe ..cond period "'1ille Guynn was off Ill< Ice w1t1t a -ill)' 11 IC:S7. Twenty- semnd5 went bt wltet1 Kmn Knab, on a solo effort, tallied tbelbonhlllded fOal. Befouthe U~~Z&cameto adoot, th< Bullsdocro&wd their defiCit to5-l. Wltlllll'ra Heal)o ln tbe'pmalty boJI fO< u,Mrfer<ne<lnfr~<~lon, Guyna siMim<d hom< the rd>oaDd or a poOlll sbot. Joa a the Bulb le<dl to put tblAp . _ Jlnpoetive, tbe Tlacrs came ro&rinllNock 10 coatroltbe tiiOII>CftlUIO o! l!xhlbitina fancy stidt baodJirla, DoCI B<uullntlmldatod liB'• def<n>< befou -loa up lim O'Cqanor for RJT's e.lll aoaJ. Qif( Salhlt. Ill< ..... aer........... playina only bii daJith pm< for tbe Bulls. oeorod his r~r~~ aoaJ or tilt.....,. 011a .,.,_,..Y auaek. Aller Smith rtcrivod a pus trom OIIYDA. be blastod • loQI slap shot tbat beal l~&er netmlndet O.Ve Burkholder to the sdc:k .side. Clayt.,......., apme. CISCO DUCKS SPONSoRED BY NYPIRG ------~------ T-- , lf8, who nu been In~ dlfficiJJcybmilrllli out or tile uone, frequently 10 the usc or a •bana:er•-a rorward wbo roams the center fee as ooon as the 8ulls ~eneral Interest Meeting Today ·Friday, Feb. 6th at 3 pm (please note room change) • Room 234 Squire Hall_ Regional Olteelot·NYPIRG, SUNY Binghamton and former Ralp~ Nader Aide, pfn pooswion-bowner, "the opponunitl<1 didn't 1iiucnt thcmldves" aceordina to Wriaht. Sb>lo< Mark Werder attl:lbWod lbe 110ubld to tile Ice rink. "It'• a unallerlllrf..., than Toaawanda (UB's !lome ice)," buaid . "The lara<T ice wulaees allow • t o - the' same up a bit mote." Th< Bulllltad,two pow<rplay chuas 10 lk !be p.me lare In the third period. Ho,...·er, Bur1<bolder tunoeol Ull a..-ay 11 th< clooracp. The aoall<'• perfonnance laohod Ill< T1een off- • tbey bin-Ill< p.me OUI ofr...:h. _ With the wisl&nD< of four peulties in a three minute t'- spao, RJT ftnbhod lbe comta wt:h the man lldvacn..... as !bey tallod twice before lh< fb>al ""'-. • . . . . . 041 BULL BITS-VB was oollbot by !be Tilen57·U • • • For Ull, Guyna ltad two aOIIs ltld an aul-. and Knab coatributed a 10111 and t'"!> ...rou ... Thtft RIT...,.... (llteau, HaJy IDd Pmu) tocaled rour point for their tam .•• RJT, sinuJootina to UBin Novanbtr, have won 10 of •••••.C:O••e .ee UB'• NVPIRG In GC::tl41)n,jllll•••••• tutu tll<ir Olldqs . . - UB is ,...,lfi' Divl.ron u play. �Slopes Skiers cope with dwindling ranks Pa~ Serislty, 3Stb and lith rcspeetivdy is>•OS. In the 15 kilom<t<r crOU<Ountry ,..,. held at Alleaany St11c Pork, UB made an outRandl.,. showina wltll Jeff Dosh EatU<r thb season, coach of the UB Ski Team Ed (sevcruh). and kmn Wtbinacr (lOth) and Bill Youna StcvcM anoounced his resignation. However. due to (2Jrd) conl{jbudna hc1YIIy to tho team's thlr4 plthe dedication of its memb<rs, l<d by CtPtllD P<te f\Dish out pf rUn< t<IIIU. Serislty, the tum monJ&<d to continue wltbout For tbe second.-. hdd a1 WUJard Mountain north SU\ICIUI<d c::t>lldliJ\a, tMtiiJ& rcspoctablc sbowinp in of Alblny, the team was Ol1ly 1bl< to xnd 7 th< ......,.,•• fin• t..-o me<U:' eomp<tilon clue to prior oomlllitn><tiU of the acber To ensur< OIIUtan4ina perform.-s in tb< futur<, poemben. Onto opln, SS <O<nptt<d In the alpine the stl team Jtill needs mort partldpantJ. Presently the c-'tllts, in "hich UB <:ap<ur<d <iahtb In the slalom and team cons!Sll of 10 to IS poop!<. Up to 10 skien (S for cilhtb in the OS. Ia tb< slalom, Phil Chearmonte llpin< and S for cross-country) an be tat<n to e...:l! (llth), John Jarcmko (lltbl and Paul Carpenter (29th) m«1 with the top l foni>hers lor each toam soorinJ soor.d team poinll. In the CS~ttr (lith), John team standinp poinrs. Often $dlobstic demands upon Ouistina (38th) and P<te SerisiC)I (4 1st) wtre the members. cause tho team to fidd less than 10. O.pth eontributors. The sam< day, In the 3 x S kDornotct. the could inerusc the competitiventu bet weft\ learn team or t>an Wilkins, O.b WDUams and John m<mb<rs and provide mort rae<n 10 pkk Irom lor the la<rnko, all with llmlt<d ...a.,. <JII)trieoce, came in meetS. runtb In the relay. The n..l day AW DO ftnish<rJ for UB Meet SW>dinp art based upon over-all ~t•ndanp an in the IS kilom<t<r r..e. Wilkins. wbo scanm tho ratt, the four event>: slalom, t)ut slalom (05). the cross- lwl troubk with hls equipmtQt, •1>il< the acber '"0 OOWI!r)' r<lay and the IS l<ilom«.« indtvldual ....,., Tb< mc:mben wert u111bl< 10 nu due to Wncss and prior lcoeu< eoruisu of LZ teams: UB. Alfr.d, Army, cocnmiuna>u. As beforo, lad: or t.cam depth bad tak<n Bin&bamton. Ootbon. Collate, Cornell. HarnDtoa, iU toiL b.. with the team's plaammt i 4 - t\tnll RJT, RPI, Syracuse and Unioo. In order to do wdl in plus~ In the IS kilom<tcr, UB manaa<d 10 the ftllal aandinp, 1 team must be ,.dl·balon«d. UB piiiCO ninth ova-all OUI of the II teams emtr<d. needs st.lcn in the alpine, nordic and crosa<Ountry "Bdna without a coaeh b t n<W ~for all of meaorid. us,.. Aid Serisky. "The """'"" would arranae ror practices and would arran&• for ample publldty 10 Solids u 1rt onsurc oontinu<d team d<p<h. Now 11111 the t<&m'" The lint meet, held January 2A, $OW II teams studtnt-rUA, more P<Qpl< Itt ne<d<d to l;eop il runnina cntcr<d . The alponc <Vents, in wblcb SS lndlvlduals smoacllly." cornptt<d , were held at w;,, Hollow, a local rcson. Furthtr ittfomwlcNI about both the alpine and UB came throuah witll a .solid pafortMnce flnishina oocclk tCIJIIJ can be obWnecl by CXliiU<llna Pet< 11 ..-mth U1 the OS and runtll in the slalom. Mol1 &31-1817. Aoyoac: iAtcraud ill ooacflina II\< team not<"orthY was lh< perf""""""' of Plnl ~"''O<IId be espeaally ........,__ If Y'Oit'~ elltloulaslo Wbo flftldl<d rounh in the GS and 2ru! an tho .won.. "'bether Y'O• mate tb< team, <CM~~C down to Other ~<tidy palomuneos "ere put an by Mil<e BIUCIDOOI on a Monday IIJJ)at and nm some pia with Mooney (1Sth in slalom), u •ellu John Cristina and the teom. by h u Yaremko ~ :spm,.,., Sltiff Wrltrr SENATE MEETING Thursday, Feb. 12th at 4 pm in The Haas Lounge of Squire Hall, MSC ALL SENATORS MUST ATTE~D!! ! Get your Vale.ntine's personal in today , ,, 4 13 flit'" presents The Scblllz ClAssic Movie Series (;<_.,,.,._, ... .,.,.,..ft.., ..... ........ lui ool oil time. Citl=rtl IUm<' ,. a n>mpdiiOJt. h.<'ltulin~ "'od) llf I""' .-.ful n..-.~T C)"'l.•onn Chwk~ tuccr ~·. P:..,'l'\1 bf ()nr.t."" \\:dk"' t;"4"1h."11 prlMJU..~'\1. din.'\.<tt.-d._ ~nd t.' 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TH.AH~ ALO't few" 9fit"'9 me out of my t~W-1 L AI t.e.st I'm trv•nv toN JIU.; HoW't. rM 1ohot1HI bUt 1~1 ~, Ale YOt.t VOtnt . , 8 36-4844 bot,ll:'letr t JE F!F-WHAT '~ S.h,otYl '!'OUR ROS8V- $MIL E vou"U be on c~~ c•m ...a l Vour last chance to DAYTONA BEACH P.t.lTY &. J£-'NHIE- IWY t•6lft.IUWO ¥tf''r toowt,n Wht'n we tolnv 01.11 lnd bo00t1'19l Onlv to • PI.Ct> ffl,•t Mt. P•m•l JIOOtt£$ PUMP w~ "* T!@] tt"'OM trom tom 10 ctwnt 1 nu" Feb n tor still has several BUS seats available. Call 632·2497 for more information. ·~ ua L•w ScNot t lOO o.n P¥1\'). Rf9t,;4tr NN1 Will rtwme Fr1 Ftb 1llf'l, JOE VICK HtOPY 81rtNYY lovf' Mld trl""cbtup until lf\f tltnit r••chtK ~llnHy , Su•. $vUI• rftt .,,_. PAM tG!t'nCU.t, Oh, ,OM • te<:onOw lhll <eVIl\ Nro~ mowtn CSc•rtoe:rOW) ·-· VIC'' -;;;;;:; It;';; btt'fl'!o.t, LO'-e ltti•1M SHORTIE, Thete IS. no Ol~.nc:• PMI Ito ~Moe' ..-.ougn to s.too ow folie M'/ MWt I-. kit 'IOU toclolt 11\d trorw.r, I toYf'"" M•L ~E HaoCJOv 1tm ~rtrw:l•• ro • ~uf JEZEI!t... 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TYPING D' UNa c.rot • .,..,., s JO om..., '* LATKO PRINTING AND COPY CI.NTI.RS RESUME PROBLEMS? let Us Show Vou Sampl8$ FREE - OOtTATP~ . ~-~~ -.~,------- STUDENT SPECIAL..S .... ol." dr•fl'50an", lO Ctnl WlnQt. wtrY SUM!~, Monct•v. Tu~w•v .. net HH.+rs.ct•v Ctt.\tdt•$ iMII•n & Amht'f'SI) tor..,.,. to• 3114 Main St. ~-50% OFF )~.S.I UU~ II1MS RACHEL.. Tt\lnlt, YoU tor tnt- ~· t lOve ,ou lOts! JtH TONIGHT Free~e ftVH.f S VAL,EHTIHE 0A11HG •t Nf'W Er• ll'lfr004.1C.hOM roomm;ue. NMKV. TM'E 8tC. OHet R.f'CI 6MI\' s &.tmtt Spt<:ttl ont, .-.... liTE kno-N Yl, LOV. en\Qyft'lf:!'ltt Com• t)(P•O'r- OUEENIE, SH VOU ' ' t~ 01Uc11 1 Vau tNif f'f't' • orlnk llltnlla'di I..O'ff wronv wit" my G \ 156 l.ltbofh l(d reilly Ot..LIE THE EEt..- HfPCI'Y 81rtf'lod4t>tH lht' wcrf1 tfv•~~ oprn 111 d •• tor 1our Sor•no '" ,.,.,, -vou _........,..,...,_., .. JOE STEEL VtC1C Ill HeV m«t vou Wlki Then let Us ~e-t & Print It B£nER/FASTER/ FOR lESS LA TKO ROCK & DISCO MUSIC M.wiSt I&J6 H... ,_..._, 81..ISo cI (Ho c-ou<l TYPING SEA:YI,E. NOI'tf' lwfttlo • ru O•t.Vri•IIOIU• tNIIt. CM.I~ Ic ,..,..,~ caU.PJ ots. ~1'11 u~rlAS:.Ift(r) .,.,, 14Ct1E\.OCI:S lt£CtPES IJS4tn01e'..._., '"tv r-«·~ noo v.-.. .11 mE .."' lot HV( \000. s.t•)fKhO"' f~Hir~lt+d RECORD THEATRE AUDIO SATURDAY SPECIAL 10AM • MIDNITE · SAT. FEB. 7th CY.>PIONEER~ SONY SYSTEM 10 Wotdf for jUJI Sl 10< ............ - LAST DAY F£8. II UUAB Coffeehouse & Cultural Performing Arts ----AZTEC TWO-STEP-Saturday, Feb. 7th at 8:30 pm in the Fillmore Room of Squire Hall, MSC e SON Y PS • 2•2 s.n.I-A.ut-tk Diner Driw TumtelW w#rh ~ e PIONEER SX-3600 20 W•tt l'w C,._., R~ • l'fONEER l'ro-MuW. BO B .. 2 W• y Book.,_, ~Sy- • PtONEER VR·20 3 SltMf Gltau Door 1UcJr CUUUI COPfEEHOCilE co""mu ro hold., Of'{N 1 OJ.'!'S A WEEK 10 AM - MIONtT£ TICKETS: Students $2.00 Non-Students $3.00 row....,_,,_ IIIJu;L ~:=---~ • �St.lllon• Soc<c.r. Phl Eta SigmA b seiii"SJ gre•t aeat:aln 1M lor onb J5 fe< membe,. M>d $6 lor nonmembefa. Oame It tomorrow at 7 p.m. ot lt!e ~tud. Pk k lip lhc tick ... in 231 Squire today. UB lntcn\&llolwi- Wticers end coluom;su lntertJted In WJJUng for UB lttf~ or pontclptt~ 1n its t:dJIOfS.I bocrd, plUM all IM $I. oiO"" ot 6)6,295(1. UB lr>l.....uon./ b • rponlhl~ joumol ond I> ><hedu~ 10 e.ppur this spc-ing .semesttr UB lnlt:t'MliOMI wlll rt:prut.nl t.l'le ideo.t o( 08 International community on •ncernational m.t.tt:r·s . Art H~tory UndugtadUIIC Assn. Cookie sal< lodoly &I 10.3 P..t'l\.. M the: Squire Center Loynge. Procud.1 to bentOtthr: Oa,...;n....M..-tin Hous;.e rrillMAUon t:fforu Clmpoa Cnrsadc lor Cl>ristln..rtu JOU t.o F -ny Time TUHdoy 017 pm in J22 MFAC, Ellicou. T~b 1'\M's MdWDf1'1oM"P~ls. OBlnLOmAllor..todlt.orlol boo rei inmO loCI.). .t $'p.in'. ln · · 114 Tolbe<t. O....,.Uy Hou.. C<>un<ll m«ts to<loy 11 3JO p.m. In 232Squlrc. Alpha SIQmo Alpllo ..,.,... S und4y ot ) p.m. In 330 Sq\11~. My ~alon• <oil Down . ~~ ...:!r::"ro~!~~71~ p.m. In 2QSq\llre. B<WIIon CH>b do<oo<otlng m~ling /0\onday ot 7:)0 p.m. •• 3930 !Miley. . .... 2. C.ll &:l~. SASH ,_.. Tuoldoy at 2.:.30 p.m. 1n room 65, 4l26 Ridge L.._ Au embly mH(lng W•dno.doy ol 4 p.m.;, lho Toll>cr1 Selot•~· SASH FlowCI Sok f • b. I) lr<>m 9 J p.m InC- ond Squu. ..." .. ~ Fratunlty pt 1\Jsl't h• s stMted. For more: lnfOfm•tion s.t:c. our flyer$ 410Ufld campus. Life--pan it 011 Your envlronmtnl 1s your nrc.. Oet invofwd. ~ lt 4-nd pus it on. Choow. your own projf<t C•ll CAC at 831.35~1. Not.: Bl<.k,....a., Oftlveralty lcrvkeofTheSpeaNm. tfotku •e rw. tree of dluge. The Sptcuum c1ou not guartntt-t lhtt au notku wiU eppe.~r and reM.tYU tht. rtght to t.dlt til notk:u . Notku to appur more t.h.111 once. muat be. ruubmltttd tor eKh prtntlng. rioUcu wnt not be. taken over the phone. Courae llttlng wiJI not be prl.ntt.d. Dudllnu are Monday, Wt.dnuday and Friday at noon. 11onouncemcnts lllc Work....,p> l>f1llnnlng lhl> w.. k ln<:IIHH!! ~glnnlnif • .)oggfng Program. How io &l•l'l<'f' J Uvea. FlgtJre Sklling for tht Beglnnl'll..!.._kater. tnuo to Aatronomy. Middle U"ern ~ ~ tO.ml, Tren end mote. Reglstr•uon conllnua f01 Ellplonng /11\en 1 Roln and Communlc:tllon tnd the Deaf. For dtlllll •nd ~ght<Mion col1636 2808 or "op b~ 110 Monon, AC. ~v., lt1 Butrato? Yu l Come and find out how •• ON c..,..pv$ $t.ar.olvtl O.y. lCHnOIIOIW In lht' Flllmore- Room. $q\ollrt . Thb f'Y'f'nl ••U tnform off cemput. ltudt':nll ~ Mrvicu W rightt tN)' hive '" thcu MW convnurutr S.udent.a who wrth to ptfi KIPf~ In thlt ptof«t and riYPtRO '" 9tnC-ral tnOukS Com.t' up 10 J~ $qu•rt Don' Iorge! )'O"r Veletln< or Vokntlne ,..,spKta. Smd hknJhecr or dwm • CatnMiOft SIQn up hom noon·5 p.m. and h'ff\l"i~ oubldt- o1 the' Eau o• fl.-ac 1\oor KunbeU. OUlJII.ctt thf HSL F\o.,..ra . ~u be deiMf"t.d Feb 12 1o aU dofm~ and ""~•1"-•ne dl~nn ol MSC. Ddto Chi fr•l crnlty Is M•lng olor,., rush ponylodoy •t 8 p m. <.:~ ~' 'hot ch191et our our"'""""~ as -~u •-' I Of n •He lnformatton all 8176067 hU~ •1\.lt'fl Amcrian 11ckl Scnk c CIIFll) 1> looking lor >hlcknts -.ho h~e- tn t:Jioc:otl ..ud '"' int""etoeed If) hosting a fore"an C-lCChlngt: !~oludent ll\ottl ' I'W ,.It -.cekcnd rn /1\arc:h For mott fl'lto'"'•tiOt .,., ~tte11.t pluw call Amlt a1 BARC l.s the Bulf•to Anlm.aJ R1&hu Committee. Anlmtl lovers Md an)l intt't'Hted people are urged to join. Call CAC •• 83 1·3)21. He.allh Rd atc.d Cucers-for <~ol unt eer field experience. ull O..vld 41 CAC. dJ 1-.))21. Propouls for «:U ~iUu to e.nhtnce Onfve.rslty Ute are br:lng j,()ughl b)l the S tudt:nt AC11vltle.t Steering Committtt' . ..... him has appro.-:lmetelr s-6000 rematnlng (fom o FSA ollocatiOn, to fund opproved gronts whfth cannot notmotly be fu nded through othe-r SOUf«t.. Call 636l9&.! 0 ' ~r.le lo SA"SC, 542 Capeo H•ll, Th• d..dlln< 11- Feb. IJ. $ pedal Poetr)' Conla.t-A UOOO grond ptizt ...,ill W a ~~~warded 1n lht ~~ Poetry CompeUUon t.p0n10red by WOfld •.t Poetry. • qu•rttrly MWsh:,llt:r ~ R\tlt.t •nd ottlc~•l entry forms are Aval- - -from the Wortd of .,~"Y· 24.31 S..ockton, ~ f't, Sec:ro(nento, Callfom+e Third Ant" Uti Llurd S.ll '*' 1\ 21ive bends tod•r 11 9 p.rn Votunturs .uta till u..:.tdcd N h•lp plan •nd organltt: the hhh Annu• D•nC'l' '·\wtotfM.~u to bf:nefh lht Muxular Oystropn, ,-,,n ::,,,.., 1)\ tl•tC:AColfktln34~Squheor (lOll 8,) 1·)5f' I loc 4f'\ol to .,.,lng Th<cc Block comedlu LoN Horne, lla.>lc Smtih ond Elh<l Wot<ro p<ORnlod ~""' Ooy Pooplo's Alllontt Frldoy 01 9 p.m. In 239 Hoyn. wt .. ond cbOHC pcr1~ to lollow. UOAS Colfeehovsc pre.ienlJ Aatec: Two-Sttp tomor-row • t 8;30 p m. ln the Fillmore Room. Sq uire~ A Uckd buys a d rink pk.l.t e shot for ledle• tonight ot PJ Bottoms~ Ry Coodt:r Feb. t7 ~It 9 p.m. fn the FiJimo re R:oom, Squire. I nee: II Folkdtndng Sunday from 2 -5 p.m.'" the f'U1more Room, Squire. · Tho. Shm• Ko ltl11u Band Sunday •t 7.JO p_m. in the Plllm..-o - · Squire. Ch.lldnn's palntingt from Warsaw. Poland featurin9 mwlk:al ptetentaUont and Polish poetry readings Sunday al 4 p.m •• the Polish Communltr 6 ntt•. 108J Broodwey. ~ 95817 ..Ptr•lld Pto<.u.tl~ With lbt Rtpi.Kc.·Add" gl~en by Manag em en t / Economic• Re.n.trc.ft -lnterested In lutnu'9 more about litw41y rt:Warch and lnfo~tlon on ~ and ec:onOmia tnou•«s~ Work.thopt • 111 be htkl hom Feb. 11·20 to complernotnt.llbrary oriented •tslgnments g.rnn In douu •t the School of l'lanogcm•nt ond ~pt. of Economla. Fot • schcdule ol the euct tiitM end regu4.reuon tonlact Cherte-t J PopcM<~JM,fon Ftb 16ot6J6.281 8. Corow P\onnlng Offke work>hopo-l!e"'"'" Wr•ono Feb 12 at ooon en i ) Ctpell. AC TechlliqutJ fot P"tPM•OQ an e-Uer;ti\t raume • iM bt dl~. Job lnten.tn.•ng PrYpoM~ iind Ted'!nlqt.l6 ~y•t 3 p tn 10 lUi ilfft'Wk./\ ..,tdeoteptd k)terv~ • lrl bt.aho"""' arwt dtKUs.wd Abo.lher lhi.s ~• .s~t.ldM\t w1U heft • cfloncr lo pt«lin: &tntv~~eW.s by using yldtof• equ,pment Abo T tlf"Sd.ty ~u J p m '" ".deotape ••U be: ~n •nd dt1oCUUrd ... l5 Copnt A. r,:~:::~h-::r:::::~~:~~~r~~:=~.:t~~~; for en .appointment. 636~772 et lhe (Jnlt• fl~ f'Jl••" h U"'wuod .tnd W. F'eny. APHOS JlfUcnto Or. Mctcoll, Dlr«tor ol US l'tedlali Adml1>ion> Feb. 2) •• lJO p.m. In 0 ·26 F'ort>er. T'he WriUne PLac:e. a h« setV~ for All wr!ler, ls now o pen for the setne5ter. tr you ._ould llke to h.aw a iJeJned tutor respond to your writing, comt: to ll6 Baldy wH!ufey~ hom 12-4 p.m . or MWTh from 6 ·9 p.m. ar C'On1e to 346 Squire on TUHdeyt rrom 6-9 p ,tn L\olt.btnn setviClu Su('lday ot 11 o .m. \n the Jane Ke.elet Room. E.Hkott. Bible dou 11 I 0 a .m. Larry' R\Hk>4ph of Cour•nt ln••tute Monday .ot 4 p.m tn 'oom 4 1, ~226 Ridge ~a C.offuhoux Sod.al tomorrow from 9 1 • .m. tn 1he Ciood)..r Wlecl. S.r , &..,.nt ol Ooodyur. MSC to\ .Ilk JNOVM:kd by r~.wdc:n\ Jludfnts. ••The Oevt lopment o f ln tc rf'atlonal EconoMic "' lnJhUIIIOM Sfnct Bmton WOOds g,MI"' by Or. R. #l'\dlnr w~ •• 7 p m on l171'1F/\C. EJ•-• '-rhc Sitr1111concc ol EJ!CigyiO< lntcrnollonol PoQiks" gioocn ~ Or Jonu Muldor Tuudoy ol :1 P-"' II' 320 MF/\C,Elii<Oir .. And N'ow For Somcth ~ng Comptcldy Ditfuc..nt.. locMy tn 170 MFAC Elltco11 tomorrow in 146 D.eitftdort •t 1 ond 9 p.tn .SW.ct.y tn lta Squtr• Confe-t"enct. fheeter at S, 7 ond 9 p.rn ••KJ "Cidrt:n Kant." tomorrow at 12;.30 p.m in the Squrre Conft:rtnc• Th·tel~' "Chloe In the Altcrnoon" loolght ol ) ; 7.15. and 9 .30 p.m. In 1he Squirt Co"fe.rtt"« Theater. ••oawn ot tM: Dud " tomorrow fn the Squlrc Conference Thealt:r •nd Svndey In the Woktmtn Thtote.r. Norton. at 3 : 1S, 6 , and 9 p .rto '"The: Ch1n.ue Connt:etJon•• tonight e rw:l tomottow ot 1n the Squirt Conferenc.e Theetef. mtdnfght Delli S IGma Pt V'"l" ..vn•l b._,_,.tn.ru ft•lttnltt will h'"'" • ~ lht c•tap4-r •·•·t)' lon'l\t'ht ., e p m .., 23:2 Squire O~n to aU' • • •<ft•n< n1 ~ .ft"\OWntlne m t )Orl Wt nc.c4 )""' w '"•"-' , rtftf~· nu k\ tOnM!Of1.C·s life Sunlih~Ho••"' ntl) ,lo.•'•ngfor~unteers IA•rn '''"''t Oo you han a drl('lklng pr oblem? Do you dt lnk too much el'\d not. tHm to control 10 Oo you have • frie-nd Of rt.&IUon who drinlc-1 c:~el~ and -.ilh whom you h.eve tht: d iffl.tultr <QP.Ing? ~f you do. e nd ~tsh ht:lp, con--, ~ting of &lie Alcohol Awarenen Progrem, Wed.nudly •• 3 p.m lq 107 No<ton, AC, or <•11636·280llor lunh., lnrCM'rl'Mtlon sports inform11tion TOday: UB Sk1 Turn •I Oret.k Peak (etplne r.c:t)• Conlond, NY. Tomorro..: Wrutllng vs. CorUond Sial• Coitogc, Clo1k l-IeU. 2 p.m.. Women'.t S~lmrnlng and Div......, vs, AllfOheny Collogc, Clark Holl, 2 p,~t~, US Ski Team • I Cfffk l'<ook(-dkr...,~ Conland, I'IY; Men'•Swlmmlrlg • nd I>Mf>O • 1 1u-o Collogc: w.,....no· Bask.U..II •• lllnghomt.on Slot• Unlwrllky; Hoclc•y oi Plall>burgh Store Coll<ge, /olen'> S.>kt1boll at Frodor>lrl Stat• Collt:ge N~J '"' d 'Olr\munkcntOn .-11"', Mlp womeont: end ho If' )•#\. -. U You U Meted )IOU d.ld. Ctll 8313606 ur Jr<.., r.., I o(> """'-A~ meetings - · ton? • .. bot"·~ H0<1- l292 /OWnS<. C:.lbbun Stuclcnl Aun. ,_.. lodoy ot 6JO p.m. In mMlt ~ AM 1118<rlon Stuclcnt Aun. ,_., t.odoy ot S p_m In 260 Squri. ~ =~~u~....=::~~J0· 1~.30 p.m.)'I WI. SoASO Ad Hoc commltltt "'"'""' todoy 01 I p.m. In vtluabk' ltl4• f"'•• .,.., M>d ~~ N ~~ ~u• lho Elllcoll Crtdl loo<btlclgc 0('1>'>>•• ........_ clor"'l CoMic loglot.... today .. 5 17 p~. ...-If tey lotfVkt: .. 10.)0 a_rn Hoi wtll.~ IA1c,..tiono11 Sl.....,ta. Me... 8lble 61\14y Fr.S., 01 l pm.ln 3lOS....... 260 $q\jirc. ""' T- S.,.y: Hoc1.eyot Poladoy Stote Col._ Selot• ~ Como""' ond lltht 1M Ctou CotrntJy Sill d ido ,...._. 1odoy 01 noon 1n 260 ~~:.t"' lho "'ftkoodtrlptoAifosleoyStotc Pork on llllnbuy -obit> MM<o Sundoy 01 ) ~ lho .1oM t<.Hiot llorHII. Uli<otL ~,_ ~ !leW> Act«.' ..Wotksllop m ..U tO<Hy ot 2 p.m. In 102 ~~""' CJ\10 mcou tonight !rom 7-9.30 p.m. In H ... _..... Fnrloy • 5 15 p.m In 1M JoM KHiet 11o>om. ElllcGa So<¥100 •- r o-.. • 40 ~ IIMI. 330 Sqlllre. -· backpag~ tllillon 1\lkc. Sooll ~ Lalft AIMtlca St..,, AMI>. ,_.,. todoyot 8 p,m In , _ practlco ...,_,_ 01 """"'2 p.m. In lhc Bubble. TM IMm Brockport F~b. 21 ot noon. ootl1 - I quote of the day I "It sure Is hard to see with your eyes closed." - The man � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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"bu' •c ha"c not yt1 made an, fmaJ dcnsions t i to our rc:spon.w u ~e art .still lao&. inc 11 our optkxts."' Jkfort Carty'\. budac:t relc-•~ . hO~t\cr. Unl\lcnil)' President Robcn L Kcuet appointed Vic;c l)residenr tor ,..,,.demlc ... rrairs Roben Rou bera ro cxamlnt 1ht- rtttnt di(ric1Jihn '" lhc "Ill mc:an tess than "-a• L•brtrtts-parricul:uly R._ ay·, p.<rsonnd will try to trutinrllin • full-lime refcrmce de.k. Many ha.«'riticiud UB for irs failu"' to hep the Ubraries' doon opnQJntill2lcr m the day. u is pOh<Y ot man) Olh« Unhtt~!\to. Roy nor«! thai be h unswe If UB wtll he for«<! to shut down a branch lib<ary, llllhouch he pid it 1> bemi consldcr<d. He li.,ed four facilities -Chemistry, Archlt«ture. Ridge Lea ond Main Suttt-lhlt ("QUid bt cloicd, while ••pt.,nrna that h< would look ro r<dudng >m>o<a The add«~ rttu IDOiher pOS>lbolity would be to ,.,...,. tll<m l l .ome or the brancll orr.... to .nc.: o.r...... r""· Optho~l\~ • '' l m\ut cmphwu dtl.l we htve not ma.dt any dcci>ionJ." Roy ,..,..,,«!, "W< arc just IOoUna 11 our opeiom· and 1n lht- ntxt tv..o or rhr" .,.."\s o;.t wiU ba•C' diJ(UUK)I\S with ll<ol\np-<<ialm& to the ocadmtt< needs o( library [acully, student ISlOCilttOn 1M aMe 4&mPU-' Pttildtnu •nd I he Uni\rrrtU)' The 1981-51 budact pro)>Otd thll the. . . . ,onrttratoon." Ltbrar~• make eigbt ptnonntl c:uu, si• Socut CUI) in !10"'-.ca art alrcJd)' phtnntd. \h:n~o:aland two pror~onaJ-a to.al saving)Roy latnt't'Ucd Rtduc'lions in book shthin&. t)l SIQO,(XX). A rt'QUtsl ror tncreasrs '" h.1 'IX-TIII coUcctton Sl:f'ViC'CS, the lntC'r- Ubrary b.a.I.C' func.hna (Of at:qutstuun. temporaty loan proaram and lht Dtpanmc:nt ror "'-'1''-.C\;. and orher ehan polononaJ lC""icn puxa.stna nn,· acqut"tions have b«n lOTI'S) "'" rcfus<d, oltllou&h • 10 1 pnccnr •ffmcd by Carey'• belt lt&ht•••n& inOarronary bo~< "'"' apPfO'<d Roy eon«d<d rl\ar h< b con«m«l with the: r"o othn maj'Ot ron«rn' (CH the: St.ar•s (Jitu:rt- 10 II'"'C UBroootr lo uPCf2dc 1 1braua-1h-t RrU~pc<'1hc C..'o n•cnion c-qulpmmt ''In tb< past SC"\ottt Of n&ht ~ l"ro)C'(1 aniJ cqwpmenl moor)-•ert a.bo lhc Statt hu not. p•tn a wnak pmDy to <Ut, tOtalin& another S$0,000 in uvinp. r<plac< <qulprncnt," the Dor«tor char,cd. Ku)' ~•d 1hat 1hcs.c: fiaurc1 w.m no\ yet SCI Hut t'\<m withollt 1ht- bvdart cuh and umJ 1hat, a~: a result. his or. ice '--ao~~ delaying a ~orr\IICf redu~:cfonl. 1hr Llbratid: have bem IJ\.'\:1\Ion un "'hilt auion~ It ~hould uni.Jerta~t: tht' IOfllt tonstdcrablc attention 10 4.'\lmP."n.WHt (Of the cuu -inrov1hou1 lht- Untvasily al'd 1ht- cmttr of n.e OorcctOt IIS3CYI<d tl111 Ut><o:y Jloun """"" dil<uulons at r«UUt tKuky Sclw~ '"" nor be r<duc:<"d aod thll the Dtperlnocnt E.<cull\e Committe<: mminas. It reachtd " "ter ~ho r<qucoc<d that Ro«ber& .,udy >om< or tht non·buda<~ probl<rn• tm<><iltt<d with the Librarle1. Roubers >aod I<Ut w«k thor h< hu already com pined rht- firsc $lair or hi) JWJanmen&. "ud)'ln, th< rcbtionlltip bet•«n loch•ood and Ihe aadcmtc commurmy. ••Thcfc o;.ac dlsc:nman.a tton. chat&in& thai hr •ould Mt puc ~omrn In top manag.crru:nt potltion•. Ht wu o.l\o IC'C\Utd in a stOf)' by fltt SPf'(trum of inkn»cr~h)' to .wJmc probkmi amona hb somt kalurnatt cooccrn.s about rcLahn& the t.ft'\b ftspon.JiO,t'li!in co aeadf'rmc nf't'ds," " In ught budJCt theVo<tPr~d He added that he h;u alread~ >ubmott<d hi> rccornm(ndation• to Kcuc:r un the rnaue' The iuuc wu rai~ ;n 1 conOdcnliol fcutr fro m A.tl\ 11nd Lctltrs Dan Ocorac Lt>Vme to Katn, exprt"Uina his faculty's tencnn O\lct Libraty ckt«oonuloo. L<Vtn<'• droll >purr«! ao An1 and lttlt7'!o c."'fnmill« to d:tSCUSs tht ikTU><d fatuity. Roy in D<'<'t'mb<J of ><• , Bur Ro)' rs imOUlttrcd by i UCh CQmmr'DU da)~. one 1\a> to .,ak< pc!O- dtoYOO, \f\At C'l'\"'ll(' u.nhappy )'OU JUM cannot 2\0•d u;· be said, Udtndlna his PQSU10n. "Tht pc.·nonnel prob4mu. (In the Libranr') arc no1 a Unh.m1t) tnallff, thty limited to the l.ibr.uies.' ' he claimed. MorAle iltlORi Hbranal\$, many ~ iS fathn.l. •Uh Facuhy XnatC' Chaarman Norman So!Loff lmi>tina rca11t1y that Mn "attoC'toU)•• • • confirmin& -a Oro.xmbtt rqM.Wt or< RIIC o( lfflnt rn loc'h•ood. Ro»btfa •D abo milructtd to tununc: is:wa. in\OI\tu'& Roy lhd h.s (ac:Ule)' , ,.There ~C'ff a ~ C'IIU of drcumstanco broughJ to lht Proidcnt •.. aucmion," he noc~. "and I am ro bC' in the Tltt Sp<ocrruM. Many or the Ltb<ll~!U thtn ~nttnK'•t'd pointed to the' <»nntcuna dtnuo.nd> of ha•ma faculty " "'"' on4 bclna n"ttutred 10 v.ork 4() hours ;a .-.cd, 10 provide conc<rncd with malin& >ure pcopt< ar< beina bein& 10n1t pcnonnd or Some lfC'alCd ratrty." Rossbera cktaJlcd thar M: d l)r<llatina a rnpon>< ~hkll h< plan> to Knrtf \Omtumc I hi\ scmestn aiV< K'f'~ 10 aca.dc.m.c.s and accu~ Roy or in~..,,tht- to thtK rnaucn. "S..~ there i> a rnonoJc problem," Roy admttted, "but it is dU< to til< lona·,.ondon& t><1)blc1n of IM S.are budan." Tonawanda Assembly task force accuses the Army of dumping atomic waste b) " iU tlastlnK> 'V"" Ifi';;J \iit./J Hnlt't' A report rcleas\'d Saturday by the New York Scale Assembly Tosk Foret on Toxic Sub!tancco accost'S the Arm) and a defmst contractor of dumpin& mort than l1 milhon &allons or radr~ctl"t A --- ___,_. __ _ ....,.._. ..... ... Slot-__,.._ _.,. ...-...,_,.,_.,._el - Z O NE: ~ -.... . . . Town .t ~..,.Mw..._ ol T~ .. ,.,..... .. .... 'll'l wasro;-from thr aromtc bomb proJect-in Tonawanda, N . Y. bet•ec:n 1944 a.nd 1946. The 1 wo-vol ume. 27J·page report- which loo ~ 18 nronlh> lo -.. nt•- •lle&es that the Ltnde Air Producu Co., aJona "'"h 1he Arm y, dumpt'd low·le«l tadioao:tr« "a~t< into Shatto .. around ...... in lhe To .. D or Tona,.anda. Although there ha\e b«n no r<I>Ort5 of health problems tinktd tolhc ""'teln Tonawanda, 1he report call> foo the federal aovtrnnrenr to formall} ac knowledge the matt<t ond to ac«rn responsrbilhy for furthtr tesung and an)' sub><qiKnt dean-up. Tb< Task For« on T ovc Substances report ti1ti the rodent! government '\ role tn the pollution of I he Niagara Fronto.e r . The Task Fore< also charges lhat TNT an d radioact ive waJtes may st ill be buri\'d beneath the former Lake Ontario Ordnan« Works Site in the Town of Lewiston. now o wn\'d and used by SCA Chemical Waste Services Inc., the loran• Chemical wute dump tn Ntw Yor~ Stat<. It ,. nearly impcmibl< to ........... the dan&<r or an explo~ion tht Tl'll 0. buri\'d, b ut th< t<!)Ort rauuoncd that auchor-1tics should movr C'dJtfully while the po\Sibitity eXIStS •t all ""crt Slonk') '~><'•"-' Additional!) . th< repon acxusn th< Mm y of dumpong Iorge amounts of co ntamin~ued matcraal a t the l oH Canal. T he rct>Ort include\ •')'e\\otn~ ~<COUnt~ or the actual dhpo\:tl. I ht• Army. whtn accu"'d or dumptnll ...... 5 in 1978. in•tstigar<d the charscs and tonclud<d that there was no tln«t Anti) on•ol•emmr in the Lo•t Conol \Ue The report laid lh< Arm) dre~ "' con clusions afttr a thr<e '0\t< L invc~llaation and c l all11\ th ou "~tgnifkant caches of d~um(nt!t ¥.ere either nt\tr found or ~ imp! ) l&flOI\'d,'' Slate Mstmbly Speaker Stanley ltnl. ~o.ho released the report ill a Manhonan n...,s conf<tentt, said ~ "'" ~ on lnttl\oe" S and ''hunoJte<h or thouS&J~d>" o f docwnent> obraoncd throuJih the Freedom or lnformauon Act. Ther<!)Ort includ\'d 61,000 paaesor material from tht Ftderal Energy Dep.utmenl alone, acrordinato FinL. 1lK report, orficiaJIY enlitled "The Federal Conneaion: A Hbtorr of U.s . M ilitary ln•olvtmcnt tn lh< Toxoc ~1""'-d . . . . . . l - Inside: Good news ond bod news- P.J I Ufhu, camera, 'Foscination'-Pp. 8· 10 I Fantasy lond-P. / 1 I 8 'bol blowouts- P. H �.. 1 ~ ! Waste. Contamination or Love Canal and the Ni-aara Frontier Rcaion," was wriuen by Special Task Force Counsd Michael P. Z wci& and environmental analy11 Gordon M. Boyd . bas read the report aod daims, ''There is no way of makioa an intelligent _,essment of wbat the burial of the l radioactive material means with theliule inrormation we havt at present." Bruce said it was impossible LO say U•fll For drltokla1 exaaly what kind of hllu.rd was posed i The lq)Or\ dalms that the Undc Air by the uranium oxide pumped into the • Produa.s Company operated two i««< Tonawanda wdl, siJiee documents do : plants for the Manhauan Project in not aive the dcaree of radioactivity. Tonawanda. One pr~ uranium ore "We need to have data on ll and the other-called "the Chandler 3! St~ Plant" -had a function which how much 1adiation was involved, and with the instruments which were wa.1 never revealed and remains a ..ilabte 11 that time," Bruce asset1ed dusifi~ to this day. The Manhauan " I 'm not even sure they lln<"' euctl~ Project was the name aiv.n to the ~hat they "'ere dum pin& thcrnsdves." prosram that ~doped 1he atomic Uranium and 11> by·produas do no1 bomb in World War II. normally have hish amounts of In a Inter dated March 29, 1944, a radiation Bruce explained 10 the Linde Company official •orott 10 the Courirr-&press. The chemicals were area Army En1ineer fCitrdin& the probably diJsolvcd into the arouodwater dispoul of liquid cau>1ic wa>tes and would not effect people living in the contaminated by radiation . The Linde area because Tonawanda draws its water ofr~eial wrote that thtre were t" o >upply from the Niagara Rivtr, not from options, rithcr dump•na thr nuucn:al individual wells, the professor said. into a storm ><'"er which eventual!) The A•••mbly repon chronicles the empties into the Niaaara River. or "discharainathis material into a well on hr>tory or federal mismanagement our Tonawanda factory propert y."' during the Sc<'ond World War as ln<:al which he >Atd wa• already unfit for indumitl, in cooperation with the federal aovernmcnt, worked 10 satisfy drinkina. The dccisron 10 dump the radroactih· the wartime need for TNT and uranium. The report'• introduction not<s that wastes inro ahc Tonawanda& well ~·a~o "'environ menta I made, accordrng 10 the leucr, bccau-. 1htH' l'nmc:s . . leaH' no smgk, rcadHy ..our la-. drp.artmem ad\'iSC'\ thai 11 '"' con>idcrcd impossible 10 dctcrnune th< tdcntoilllior •illian to indict . Poimithc course or subterranean streams and. techno logy, budact limitation s , ineptitude and therefore, the r csponsibolh) for bure a ucratic ondoffcrt'ncc, tht' triumph of sh<tt contam•nation could no1 be fi\ed " t>.pedoency O>Cf foresightcdnoss-lhesc art ahr r«urnog :lnd dom•nant the!me:s 1'-o •iUaln UB Biology professor Alan K l!rll('(' thai mar~ th" .qa." ! t .. J """'"ate • ' L£$Sl.R' Of twO EVILS? Linde Au PIOO~i~C1• tttd dn;pol,tnf ol tM '14-oKU. . l'llttW'Ial trom 11M Manhat!Aft Pfoi.U eo dWIII\P 11 -. • •••., I WG opUon.l '"' $11tofd~.,lfllt..ct.-• d L AOr.,.. ••wH tha t 1...0.. H\lO the H~• " ...... Of to Ckt~ ft •" ltw Town~ fOMWIWid&. Utldlt ctto.• lon•wMda ========~~~--~~~~~~--~ b) S10vo Simmon• "''1 £du01' Tho Erie Count)' Cll•nor Ro•mon CommlloS"'n has JUU<lllrd rrdud111 the Count~ l.qhloturc dlm1C1 ,,,." to 18 f~m tho prncnt 20 ,..11. Tho Comml.,ion "'" con>ult lht UB law ~hool on variou> 1<181 .,.If tt:ehnkalitln, tnd hOS)C'\ 10 prcxnt IR o(ftdal r~port b)' Junt' I . Tht new snup would I \'Oid t.iu. tht CommiSJion dairru, as a oouna)'· 10ide cln:trd l..eal<lllurc Chairman would can the dcocidina vooo. F'unhermort, lht nt'Wiy crc.actd Chairman's posnlnn Would add a counl) · widt OaYor 10 tho Lc:aisloture'> ..tlvitle>. _The County >ubcommluec on Ltw and Public Saf('ly abo fa• or> aetion to promote coun,y unity. Tht IJOUp (s coruidtrinJ a proposal for a mC'Uopollttn pollee d<JI&I'(ment, whith mu.otheo pau a triple referendum. A 1967 eount)·-'d• reftrtndum for m('lrO poll« r<C'rivrd a majorioy of oh< total VOlt, but failed 10 rtcdvt the rfquiftd ~ity in 1he counly's towlU and vl1)qH. Follo~Win& that r<fctcndum.. 1M Supremo Coun RronJ)y reafflrmed lu onNn., ODe-Yolo llllnd, whlc:h may cooOicl with the uiplt (, "Computer ~n? It was my take off rofcrendum PfOC<Ciurc. The subcommktee abo wW bovatlpto lht po»>'bilily ol coruolldadna other ..,.,.....,. ~<Mea ~Within th< COIU!Iy. Thil would then allow the count}"sCmtral Pollet~ Otpanmconttohaodkpurdwin& for loeal pollee de;lanfi>MI s. to a great future.• --~llol~wtlb diiQI.-lD • ;t lda4l om. MI.Ill . . . , Clll4 OCIIIItPO*' b gi'WM'!! II' 1M '!Ia CD CC1111111111 « CXIIIDc:t A. C. ~-UU~ofSI!!Qer. 'biJft •• - -(6Cf1) m.356l. UDk-llrut...~ Utssed OUr On II iJI aclditlon IO bdl>t cold., ftbnllry I proonilcs 10 be a day of lilbt and btauly. Canadian and Amalcan Yol11<11ocn plllllto line QP 12.000 strooc alona a three mil< RrCidl to tlcl;-orr th< \lnltrd Naloo't lnteroat.Jooal Year or th< ~ p.,_, Tcrmod "Op<talloa ~:· ~'!.""'"" wall wiD utead from Tabl< Rod: HOIISe In c.nada. across ~ Rlllubow ~.to T~n Polftlle Nllpn Fills, New Yort. The wiU be biiNiPIOd by • powuflll vilual display wloa! the ~ ''Jinb" ..ut ...:11 raise a dl«mmtaaliiJ!tlticlt a dll*k.. Tbb will be folio-..! by a CIOftlpaetrd "bla-b&fta" display .,.,., 1M rtoztn MUIY or the Niapra Cor~. .... an mra dimmslon, tbcfor wiD be I doal projection on the aora< wall$, billed u the "bla<a motion plcturo show nrc..o.b eva." · The PfOit1lm will ''•ymbol~ a -ldwide commllmem to help ror lh< - -....·'*" dlAbl<d," accordlna to event <balrman Lorraino Lafornla. AU clt.ttms are ln¥ited to panlclpe~e In th< day's ovmu, rree or dlarae. Followi•s lh< visual extravapnu, ho1'1CShoe m<mbt:rs art wdcomo 10 c:debrate at &II intenwlonlll peny' IO!th music and dan(losu pan or a ''mowlvedisplayor commitment." �. .; .. 'They (teachers) hove hod it mode clear rhot !hey have to hove !heir grades in on time. Most of rhem realize how importont grades ore to studen IS. " Most grades on time - Rit a Lipsitz bJ Philip S<hmu "yMt'lffl' \HtiJ .. nlH u•u.Jiy &tt lhnr .....,.. p,.,.,.ptly u o...-n. poblcm• <till occur ~ .scm~ a-, tor e:xampk.. ~ notabk mi-1 up on>olvcd Profruor Ln,.<ll Sho<nf<ld of lh< Mall> O<p•nm<nl At 1 Unhtr\U~ 'A'ht'tot Sli.H1tnl ~ have- romt- to UJ')C\.'1 ~to¥~> whu nqkctt'd to report hk lfn()c:\ bcf"rt cmbar~ing on 3 ~rvicc »nd ~hrn nk ha~Jilc:t. thr Ub Orncc: or Admi\.\tOn' and ~cstcr'i leave:: In 1 ttru:Hma. The" 'lolucJcnli ht'" had htu~hl J(ccortb h3\ c:ome rnrouan beutr than tv~r tht\ Y«< In were foft"Cd co ~~~c another final t ,\.liTI madt'·op b) M.tth rcpm-una aractcs, acc.ordlns to lu Dir«"tor Rithurd Orcruuk . D<porlm<nl orr....tah lluo ol 27 .OOtl<nr~>Ued u..cl<nt'l•>~ ,..,.«t<r !2,000 hod lh<u Ho"'t\tJ, ttad\rtt. arc. not tht· only fJnt., lo btame: -.h'"" Cf• d<' ~on Ihe- Or-s:. run or tM compu1rr. he u aJ 112.,.. <om< th11>u"' 1>1<. acwrdofli 10 A!''"""' Dhcaor of Tllao mt'Onl 11\ty had ohnr ,.,.do by th< fiN ~ n-1 of th< AtJu~n..tru Dofoth)' W)'nnc ··Ow boulcn«._, arc: ,.,.h wucknt\ ~iJh SIU JUKia.'' \I..-: \llJd- •• rht) h;t\C t(\ bt tlo.t\l 'f'l'f'"' \Cmntn f'r~Jbltm\ 1n fh<- pa.st t~u~ maml~ o; .=,. C\W)r\ 'ltho by hand. Or ""0'f'"'~ ~ pet\Oft dJdn·, art lhdr trrm p;ipct •n ,ubrnlllt~ tht·u arsdn lacr In tbc Fall ot I C''~tnpk . onUmc.'" 2.1~ •tade\ ,.n-co re·P Qntd lll.I C' by JRstructou lio'Wttrtr Yc:1, o\crall. Wyflnc q~t'Q "-1th Dn~mu'- that &he anoc llrtmuk suu«t , prof1!1130rl have '"'PfOYtd. By the- SprtnM; of ~r11nK pro...w hi$ Improved. There art " lt'WC.T sn.d ~ 1980. the nurnbrr uf l'rad.:-; rc:potu,'<l lalr by prl.l(a~r\ h.us repnru comma ou1 'Wtlb nothlnslhte..l '~•n }n lht pasc ,·• sht rall\*'0 f('l 1,101-~ drop or more: thart hatr. rtrni:rkc1l " II'' ..~lamly not acmng any WQne.'" f'romp& ~rad1n1 lh Jt'hC'IIIJ ha. b«n ••Jtlltn& bcUtr (uc the war on the wt~ok -.<}) thc ~ Ht ilmbutnl Adm&Mlfts and Ra:onh to ''a numbtt ol tnba.n«mtnt\ ltllt' \oc m11Jt In tt-.e oomput"• And a i\peed•up o( lhc ~tlldc 'u Pf'Oil~ f'.t\4 h•c "' ,,. ~«n . bot tht\ t\t:f " Or~mu L ~id 1m pto\nn~nt Pf"O..'t't.:~o•nr cyd~ . " No licurtt on how qu1e;1d)' '"'' ~rtle·'ll·r arc- yet 1'<~-altabft .,.a~ JC.Ot auf WynM w.lollao W< arodc <<potU don 1 ca..., • •cry l•r&< poblcm roo uu~rnt• ploonb). fuou tt lludia in lht c:a-\e or 01 ptnon "-.ho fllkd. COUrtiC and dJdo't C:Apect to. Of >IUlknl\ ,.ho at< uansfmin&or oppjyinalo arodtw< schoot.. "lh< bi"t\o orobltm it for DUE (Divi!imo of Ui'ldtr&raduJttt EducatfuQ) adyi~u 'omt prubknt• I l'tt &talk pux~uan.A c:yde- stltll 12 bours a Ott Ihe ''"" t'UIT'I en • da.u, Dtcmuk c.~-pl.aJo«i OurtPI lhll 72 how Jl<f!Od, t<odi<o .!M<k on a .tlll<knt's grad< On« th< '~rude. inszruc&Dn •impl) tcra1d1 tn tM lfi.IJQ Of'l a "'an \M-"CC omt.tar to Ute typt t.4udtDU U.)o(" •hen tlkW\1 a \landatdtlf.d tell . lf all •uc "'f'll at thl\> pouu, Drcmu'- aJdcd. ,twJcnt\ Ut\.'"'""" when )Omeonc b (U) "'"~'"' ao aht en1rr~ Ocpar1mun rcponana llad« lht!fml.n ktta UJ'\tlt \OI.MJ, '" I ~t") Ur~hc."f\• h -1\t h..d u mad~ (kAr le> lhtm tl\a' cha'h .. "t 10 ~.. c 1hc~r •'~de\ tn tm hrnc M l.bt nt them rt""..ahl< ho .... I!Tif1(m a.rw . , ..tJC"\ oU II: hl \ lUdcnt\." l lp0ro1lt a.IW> hos.n '1 \4.'cn Ia rae ~'lie prollltm\ In ar..dt rrp.._lr11ng ••m lht 1•\t numbe-r 0 1 )"\'lh " \4o ft' IMpro, t"mt.ab DfnnuL, \8Jd tK' ..UUJd tlt.f' 10 tmpfUH: I he a raJtR8 '\)\h:m ") ~'"'' \ludtnt\ ttk'lr "-nlktc tra""-''"' 't"PO'l' ..Jc•ns ••th -n,df'\ IU ttK- end 0 1 C.kh \C'mNa Itt b...IK'-;c., ltlilt tht' \ h.angc 1\Qu!O "dp \l~nt\ tht:h -:urncuhun!l hK hnutr ~mnccr'" " W~ hli\t' propo\ln& I he ChiiU,Kf:' rut thrcc or four ;'C!an:' Ot '>-mU\ & \( "bu~ h '~ hom .. nyv.h~rt' •• A.nothc:r lm(VO\ot'fOdH OrcmuL. ~1ft Lbc huurc 1\ Wl\i.nf \4U6mU ~'l to that Cntn'J[:rtphl hrouJ,h,an OQ·1iot tt(t\llnl 1 much h~< tlro.,..cld. US's pn(""""""" in rdu,..,. (ITIIdes 10 .>~114cnu fall> rn •harp <Ontrd 10 lhc probl<tns llurTalo S..ea...ifud<lu> foced Th< BurTolo Soa1< ncw>,.por 711~ 1fii:uril n~n a frool pa¥C Uory Frrdoy qt.ta.tlonlna lhr fad: or &radt repor\.\ dunn" probaliun bcoaOU< ht didn'o • JI"'Ortu satJsfiC'IOI'i!Y 10 a ~inter I teaS. ~... Wyont ..ld. ,.Somtllrncs.lf ~had had tloe.,..cln. his >~lndln J • o uld hO\t ch:tlll<d:· Tile ell....,. ..ptainrd r<poned th01 btl ~«11 <1000 and .1000 «Udrrn~• ~came OUI WT'Ot\J btcauxo"'f I pnnt1"' f'fTOI Ihot cowed "u-d< dektloru lhrouaho•• Lit< ft'l>Oru." Th< problems 11 1h< Elm" -ood "'<nu< Coii<F • n• comJ)Oundtd by hard• art prvblcm\, 1'-0 four-d411) •tc'-c:nch. In• mmott- pr0.,am 1.h.t.naes. 1nd cht" iUnn\ or Ute Ctlmputn t h•l 1b<~ h••• bftn casa w1>m DUE ""' cb><m»cd 01uc1<nu ,.,..., it..,...,.., n«ft>ary. y., WYftnt Ulll)bA.I<l<d 11\allhcoc c:ua atC' fl.rt VetiOU\ departmrnt t haumcl'! 1n lhc Unlwtrslt) f.·omptimm\f'd chen hUtrU<10r\ for bc•n& m-pons.blc IQ I hL Rt«Nd • ~ proJrAIT\Cf. ~C'Ord1na to Tht R«<ird State still pushing Utica-Rome S.ttr&l OpiJons to rthnc th< linanclfll> W•pr><d SUNY sy<~<m have bftn ~l;cus><d ln ,_.,, Wt'tks an~ 10 noany Uflo_,;ry ofrodals, formal ion qf yet · '"'lk-s< <am,.US. <>dtlnt (..,11tics ~ diw>ll'inJ, lilosJcaily ow of lh< quaalon Yd t i llae as No\ocmba I~ Go•crloor H u"' L ~ marl< lb< latest '" • ..,.. or ,..,....... 10 of the Ulfa·Rom< •~• . pus/ling f01 Mw r-• -~ ' to build a sd\.oot •' dear, Tltt iturnl 'Y'IItlll. •oJ ha~ flO t>wilJifl&'. '' fbc(iuV\"fllVf i UUJ 'tUNV 8rt O(hW \t.t01ntt \lrt th('lt ~o.'Onl mit,mcm tO bu1ld,'' • ""'U'\:f: said. •· fhc ~ate an&J SUNY 1\0"'1 hJ>< ohc [fi(y hht IU huno lor ,.,.,r ( ,.,~ &ilfu" a bvtlh~1:~iM.1 utc for tonllruc:tion il not d<finuo. AcooullnJ lo Mohawk Valley Cot~~munlty Collea• l'rHid<AI Goor1c llob<mool. for,......-.~ yean tb< Mid-SW< populaiOoll hu acdwiy w_ppotted Ill< icka of a hoah<r education faahoy to take .....,,...a from local <OmmWIUY rotlqo and Ofl<:l JwUor and M'IIIOI k•et <OUrJ<>... ,.dl ., a Mucrs ~ prosram. .. k is tb< eo.-.rnoc::. - 11101 • campus I>< bufh ... Sl..cl<lll ~ or 1h< Sial< Uniwrs11y CSASU) Prc:sidmr J'im Stern iaid.. u And, if ht wants a t.11mpw:. il ~lA bt bOih .'" Oat ohllt kodl"'candldllu for lht •ll<is in Man:y. • imall romnnuaily localed baWftft lh< ClUes or lome and Utoc:a. Actordiaa 10 SVNY Trusuc ,~ Colllru, "lo D<amba of 1979 th< SUNY T""'ca qtftd io pnDQ~ to tile Matey lllc:• He ~ 1hal SUNY CbaDcdlot OifiOD Wlw1ot> received o kiln from 11\<. Tnutea <O!Ufnln& Man:y 1151 moalh. and lhal ' 'they ve &Ctli"' the pjan> drawn ·~· and I Uj!<CIIICtlon p«tly quid." 'li"- rron' :.no.bc.r 0~ 10 lhrtt )el.llll a ... ~.,. i.mp~tatlon Carey's campus? Ill lhn ll o ldt< ~~~ "'""<'Y opefons..'"" Scatc -,chool '~)tern lf too' il\1 "- oth<'r 1XU\ Ibk )tiC~. Aftrr r..Jmn\j: abt:.rrmi'c land '" do... fttO~Wrn U1G, 'and po\\lblc coTbt sou~ ('~pl!i •rh'\lthll thr lonhon ..,itta S)r~tUK: Unhct\H) SttN' lte\ thret 0111"""· Ont sutntitUit' oJJIS '" lbe Uua Ps)d.olol)' <.cn1a 1o1<hKh b dosinJ. Othe-r tll~:rnalh·es tndul.k' n:bu1ldln& an c-a.i.stln&commun.l) t.olt~e or h a\tnJ ttlc ne• up()('~' · t~l co·cxl>l on the Mohaw' ValleY 11 Comtnunlt)' College Campu1o, These ar,· the 1Dicst waYt" io the "r~kw of tht- rtrobkrn," 1hc souree l<•d m~akd H» Cor<l ' • Mpt>OR Bq1 MateY rtmolln Ill< f•vor<d '<I< """"'' locll taidmu. "Th< local P<'1f'k •r• counlln11 011 Marey. Th<y f<d lhll lhey Ill< ptopt!lt enoillod ,, ..... R.obftuon 5-ilkl ... Marcy CAmPUl '"almost a b;.Hk t ry wltb them ." former Govnnor Nd.on Rockcfdlcr wa> lh< ltrM Sta.t.t Exccutl\"t to proml~ a e.ampus there .and U» a IOWII 111cdinJ last NoYCmbcr. Carey U:ptll<d lht "1 pkdae.. '"The: Gowmor ,, \ ( f)' rouch in ravo1 of tt ColliD> adtnilled " Th< q....,lon b. c.n SUNY afford to dt•tlop ...Oihcr scbooll" Sltm COYRiued. u W t t ln't bavl another ..!tilt tkpltant ." If 1he pbns ar< dtoppod. 111< Sttle i.s ld1 wilh lht lm~rovemrnl s In oh< around 11 Man:y. •'SUNY t:lflnot 1oot ch<nfully 11 1~• ooulbl< fUwldal loss.'.Robmoon uplaoncd, &1, b< noted . " tlxn is ., ..-dlin& poulboluy of de•tloPilll • hollo •ec:luloloal' fall( on Mlrt')' " ltJtN no.,, no on< hu • Volt:I•Romt <MD noentuaUY ckfmi~ •o<lon of ,.bot prt1er tn tmn> of SUNY in.olvcmrno . Bu1 Rob<rlsoo pointed ou1 lhao "lh< 'locals llav< 10 &tl som< bat<fil oul or alllhh." PIKe yow a.....r~ V..,line's SpeciM In 1~ ~b, lllh luue or TH ( SplCl ...UI'I 10 Words Ia< jvsl Sl ... ndl.., .... LAST 0"Y F£8. fl �!Gehl battles Democratic bigwigs in Un_iversity_ District. war li ,lt & lt:r Stn~ SI111110• ' ctu Editor 'lbe .....t appalntmmt of Scoct Oehlas Buffalo Co"'- j CouDcilmatl from th<UoMnity Oioni<tlluodtkd fudtotbe - District's pOlitical r.ro. wbil< sporkina hope ror an cro or l renewed vita!'Jty in the DUtrict. § Odd derled the Democratic Party Committccmcn by .. dtfcaJln& endorsed candidllle Rosemarie LoTempio by an 8-5 • ~ CoW>CIItally. 1be..,.. -loft - t by Euam• Fahey, now a Cotu>dlmiii""'·J.atae. LoTcrupio immediately uDOWICcd her int.,.ions 10 cbalkns< tbc 28-yut-<>ld Oclll U> tbb ....,..,...., ,nn..r, !I: dectlon. "I think I can win." uscrttd LoTempio. citlna lhe advantaseous ouppon or MaJOr JIUI><S Oriffin and the Dernocra1ic Commiuee. • "Sure shr'U have 1 lot or money and innuentlal people bcblnd her," con~ Ochl, wl!o ~ lo C<pand his bate of suppon fnorn tbt Kensi~~&~on- Ballcy·Oda>lUl ~to other porn of the dlunn Ocbl bctin'ts that the m:ent rouncll VOl< ill&_UlratCS it's dcslrt 10 CO<>IinU< on a QQWOC indtpmdeot Of bcith th< ma)'Oi and Jiariy heatJQuarton. "Mcrobcn die f f'icrtt. 111e ~-old IOdiJ worker 'lriiJ run on 1 pl11form 1 rd4lions between '!ucltnls and the surroundlna cornmunny or "prop'Ctllw: politics," In raponsc: to Mayor Orirfon 's can lead l,o, a combmed effon 10~ conditions. 10 became""" old..a)'le Ci1y bou." Pier"' oomplf<d This spu11 or dose """!"""ky relations..ls • ll\l]or factor 10 Orifrm's rdp to IJw of fOIIMf Olicqo ~ Richard I he devdopmall ond awftlea&ne:t of I PfOSP<'fOUS di>tncr, Daley's poftffal political tMdllot or til< 1960's ond 1910's. ....,, Odd. "People haw: to make an lnvct~mcnt in then Plcttt IJ ltrOII&lY oppooed 10 Griffin's dowotoWII ndJbbofhood. bccaUK the IOYft1IIDCIU "''Dn'l do it roo .-..iJalizadQII projta, calllna it .., fa¥Or ror th< rich." Picn'< them," the Cow>dlmlft declared. He is workina to ""'""'• oontmds thlll Buffalo ..Sdents' 1u dollars a~ bcina spent to "is5U<-oricnled block dubs," where nciabborhood r05idenu build walctfront condominiums. while "the real need> or the would work IO "r~&ht City Hall" on wucs particular '" thai pcopk-tafay, jobs, cd.-Joa-are om beinl met." nciahbofhood-such as dew:lopmcnl of a oe.. playsround or Buffalo, wllh lu theater dJJI.ric:t "txtravaaanza," iotl)i"' improved sum liabtirll· Ochl hopes to "create 1 ••,. 10 dupliclrr the <ultural ~ tba Toronlo has rojoyed. 5Jliri1-a scnoc tlw an individual "orkina ,.-ltll h!l .. cll&lJa Plertt. "Let's devdop Buffalo's aioe potu ond cu male a diffct<~~«." ~~octure," h. ._..cd, "and 1ft Buffolo be iudf." · 1be nciabbofhood commerdal Strips ore aiJo an .,...t,.. ..,_ ...,bo demcnl in 1hc ~lopment or a sound oommun~ r b:t><. accondlna to Otltl. The Bailcy·K.mslnaton busineu dbHm and lhe Hrntl, Avenue area are wbat Ochl calls "h""'"cal artlr.,.s.' • But since thclt small farnUy-run stor .. ha•c P"'-"<1 business lcdmiqtoc:S from 1encrotion to aroentlon. 11\rre 11 , vps..q." prmina ntcd for the updatlns of !""hods· accordtna 1o Othl In the wll)tc Of t....,l rile in Inter.. tlle>-and "MOlly of thes< RQfCS atOSC in a tim< bef - aUtomol>tk <onstqurnlly bomc m..._ raco-Gml ,... Ulliw:Rity own<nhip wu commonplace," aottd tbt lbalchrr A•enur Council,.~eundrrlmncodousprCSiwc-tberewa-eansons OiJtrlcl bouslna u~ocrcu~n&~y attr.ahoe. He 'Cited tbc "'" resident. or polltical threa11 and indmldatlon," Ochl told Tit~ pu.rcbax prieta and quality or conAructit>n • • m~or ,.-- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - $p«trum. "But Jft,atad that thr Council Mood 0111 10 that advanlascs ovtt suburban rtsicltncu. Ochl, • former ond dcaed ,..,.. cmploJM or N<lahborhood lftd Housina S<Mcto, is also AD.)>uii"'' m<mbcn of th< 15-o.at Council \rill be ruMina dtvislns a plan for the rdurbbhina of da~inl houst>. for rr-clcc:tloa thu Nonmher for th< 1...-o-ycar 1mn. By ~ ""•~ of Hom< I~ Loam has Formn New Yor~ Yankre pit~ Jim Bouton ...U bnn1 """"'ina the Dm>ocnuc comminre recommendation ond bamp<ml proarcas in Ibis diroctlon, he contcncH. Ocbl pions his unlq•r bl'ud of bas<ball wit to the Fillmorr Room d«tln& Ochl, lhere is speculation that the rommiure may be to approach nciabbofhood an allentP< to ICC\ItC • "'"'<what un~ptM when appnMIC!ttd for oid 10 lhr allnmkmcrrl for bousinaloan<- "WeCIIII't pouiblybuilthew tomonow oialu. io a .,..........ion by Sludcn1 Coanci!men'o 0'>'11 doction effon>. All but one of lh< homes U economically OS rcpairin& ..illiac OIICI," ~ (SA) Spoali,en Bureau. 'TI>e cvotii, priced a1 Sl, willlqln at B p.m. Councilmn'l arc Oemoc:rau. Geld. Bouton, a fortnc1 brCNtdcaJI<r with WCBS-TV in N"' Also mrntioned u a possible ofra-«rl.rr is Wtlllam AbscnteelandlordJ have cre01td a.oorc spm amon& UB off· York Ci1y, wiU lpclk on sporu In Amtrie.tt. He is at.o thr Smtth. •host Orifrm ..uppontd 19?9 campaiiD ""' snarrtd ...,..,.,. boudna S«tiotu. Ocbl bdiev<s. "The studtou ... a bnc-odlio& author of I"() books that euminr lhe Jraluerb) rontro\'<ny. Smnb ""' clwJcd " ith allqtdly riallnJ ,.... dal, tho comnnmity &<IS o ,.,. deal, bm only til< sidc of ba.ld>all-&1/ F011r and I'm Gkld You Dwln 't Tu(e nomtnl11<111 pttttooru. landlord 1110tn our well," upWncd Ochl. "He 1akn his u Prnonol/y. A primary <andldate u yet •ntarmshtd by IDe pollucal money and """' back norhins." The rvrn1 il co-sponsored by SA's Athl<ttc AHans. • mud u former UB Un;.cnny Coundl m..d!IP-Michaol The 1974 UB araduate ~opes thai the prolUOiion~ta -or •• •allalollltr Lo.a While Pim:c ...,.$-·dccllll<"ln Cily efftcimey, Unl•·<l'iltY Oistricl CounclltnaD Othl Is enthusiastic O\W his roccnt appointment, ca1Jina the Unlvc:nity OiJtrkt ""'! tb< * Bouton at UB benu "' AJsoctat,.., JANSEN BROS. INC. ( Established In l Ul l (716 ) 852·1170 & (716) 662-1030 S~ The Expens In Lttalher Goods ! We've Known Leather lor 117 Years 1!! Come 25% OFF-Frye Boots 30% OFF-Frye Clogs 1 - - - - -I.Oiscontinued M odels),_ _ _ _ __ )19 Broa dway, Comer Elm St. (Bulfalo l & • S. 4000 No. Bulf•lo Rd. Or e-bard P•rlc Try Wttndy's AII-You.C.n·Eel 1 Garden Fru h SALAD BAR B ulfttt Only $112 AVAILABLE AT ALL wENov·s 1r~,l IN ERIE & NIAGARA COONTIES E".,..]l �Supreme Court decision Criminals on a candid camera? TV goes into the courtroom e.... ~ noc • ·~ ... NMg ~ tdMMd tn6l> but • d - . on on tndMdual - - - - - - - 'bv Alan C. Kaehlc L4sl wftk tn an unan.ltnOUS dtc:k.lcw\ dw ~ ll'odlllldu.ol IIOiti hao.le oht conJtUulionel ngl\t 10 permo 1M l<levlsing ol cnmU>el tnals. The ruling upholds tM \lt:rdl(t of two Mlaml men who wcr• convk:tod ol burglary but PfOIOStod !hot tl>otr ngi\IS ~~~ v.ol.oled by the prottnet ol lelt'V$0n '~' dunng tM trial In IM co"' Ch.ondkr us Aond• """Ml61T11 po~~c..,.... ....,. conY><Wd. alon • oolov>Md m.>l ol butglonAng ............... The ~ • .,.. ctw&.ngod on tM ground> ohot ''"' br~·"' proc:..O.ogs lunderod ot.n nglll co " fatt rn..V ~ defendants ~ rhtv opp<'41 on rho 1964 EYes doo.lan which ownuled .t Cot\vKhOo ~ause excnslvc trwtha c:ow'~ pt~Judietd the wrdk.t Th• o ...dt.tr dtruion does not guoronon ttw t>ght ol t ~t.lvi<oon o:omem In tht coumoom but ~'J for Sl:atet to permu Supremt Coun rultd CO\.-erlglf '" ~ courts m casa ~ the cOI\il•ui>On<ll rlght> ol tho p.vrxjpont• .,, noc VIOioiod The Nlong mnows on abo.clv~ bon on umf'f•s both • teSevnion and s:cUI phoaogrophy "' th• co~ . The d«&loM on indrllldu.ol . _ INII be loft to tlw ~ - In o - ntlot-. Chid J - W"'""' E. Burgor .-d. ' An .....ult -utionol bon on ~ - - ol lriok an 1>01 be ju<dlod limply bocouoor there if • ~ !hOI. u-. ol prmol ....t lr\ol tn oomo pnJUdbl~...,..,.. <M!nb "'"II .....,. 1M obilily ol ,.._ 10 .s.dole tha- ol p or •nryxcncc unlnflu~ncecl by eiC·traneou• ........ Eota cow.• The ol o:nmmellriok by ""' ,..,.,. modi6 hos been doboted since the 19301 Th• pfavenuon of the sensatlonaltzlng ol courtroOm acttvHI«> by tht pr... ,.,., llnl quatloned 1~ 1937 ..twn the llm«ttc6n S.. " - - ' Hou>e ol Drlotgata -ovt<l Judiclol Conon 35 This logtslotlon ~ """ .. pho«>grophl< and ~ - · .......... procftdingo should ~ ....,.._. - c.-3!1-........oedon 1952)1>~ tdevllloft <""'"'"I and was rtal!irrMd 20 lattr ....... • , _ Cod• ol Judlcl6l Conduct ..... lruUtvt.e d. The e.... Qoclolon of 1964 ovenurnod • conVI<tlon boo:ouM tlw coon decided lhol tNWion ........ d«<iod • fair trW. Bille Sol E.a o1 Tu.u - found 9\l*v ol thelt """ ~ln-~triol- ..... clltNpoed noc only by prftlial pubby bur clwtna cho proceodlrlgl lights. clec2nc cords, """"'-- ol ted>nbons ......-lyctUOed • ~ In • !>-4 dodslon cho S\iprl'tM Co<.on ruled thol r.lovblon irlels ....,. ~ o.p.e tht rulir!g, ""'lolo ~ Ju111co John Hado.n """"' • _ . . . optn1on In which lw .Aid char the Not bon . lAst 8wger olflrmed ih.. Esla not • con!illtutional bon on medio broaclauotns ollrllllsundtrolldrc- "b~.J stand .-s an •bsoh.ilt ban on state ~""'"6ft e.oMng toclmology'. whtc:h intenms of model of ma.u tommvntc::abon ""'as tn •u rt:l.anw Infancy in 1964 ond '"· """" now "' • Jlalt of Cl)nllnwt>g chango • 1lw Roponon- CommWtH lot Freedom of lh• Prno h.,1ed Mond.ty's dec.., .. ·an enormous legal odvan« for broodcMtlng Tho Judocial Conll!t•n<• ol tho Unot•d Slat.,.. Chaired by Chilli Ju•ttc• Burg., . whll• agreeing INith th• rultng on 4 lfllet ~ . ts 6CIIvely opposed "' and h.. refused to pormic oht telellising of any ~ In lederel ooun LM Smilh ol cho BuJfolo fwnlns ~'~elliS edrton.J t.o.rd wJd tho dtoclslon hos ·c~surt.ng irn~s • H. boliows til• • - rwpo<ts ddltm>dy tllan the ....,.., medium. INmg that • IIIII cowr "only that whlch 1r .......- to ~ whiR 1 went» to COYe ~ . · H. added thM cfaoo.upo ol Juror• or _,_.-a~ l.oel~swhloh __,___ cooorlcl cr...., • _ _. '*-m!n-. ol ljUill or .,._..,. on tho ~ O¥ditn<e. Smith ogroed that ho could ·- - 1 V s lrglj ........ - boil ""' bs forrnlt -»d 1'01 Ill Smrth -..lol - mind ••'"- In tho~ .,.,.... bul ,. '"" ""' becou>t ol ""' low lew! ol ....,_ In procoedlngs the video -.lei no1 be lntcratod In ~ _,.Js dcclolon• Experiment florida ..,.. the fvot .11011 to allow t•lewion covcrago ol criminol coun proooodtngs In July 19n the Sc.ore SulftiM Coun ogreed to a one yeor ._xperament wtth lhe bloa<lcasling ollr\ols IJJor tho yur 1M Sllle coon .-....! • srudy "" the moll.. ond In 1978 concluded !hOI tho potlllw ._u -....ghed the .._;.. ond IIOied to oontlnue the -""""' on • pormonent "*'"" ~>Ms. T-..ty-seven .,...., now pormlt tomt lorm ol t<levislon COOIIeriJ!Ill. oltho\.9h Oflly 21 hove penn1t> lor CX>Yerago ol aimlnol trillls. Of tt-. 10 SlAtes requ•• pmnloslon of the clofendont ..ttldl is rarotly. U ...... rtc«<"'d Dospill the unonilnoU• ~. only flvo o1 ""'-~- WilliAm J Thurgood Mdwll. Hawy A. Bloclomon. 1Avo4o F. Powol. ond Wlaorn H Rchnqubl. IOgr>ed tho .... Burger ....., York SC... ...,... - . ,, Ail ~ophy, r«<rdon. 6nd radio ~ ol procndlngoln tho~ no1 In criminal prootedltlgl. ar.......,. _..,..court - �.t .. ~ Extremists terrorize El Salvador ! ! ,; ---~- by Plood'Laub '. Woning e>aremist 1...-.. In El SoM.dor ..,.,.., propdtd "'" ...... ;,. ~ CeMal i ~ nation Into . , am- dYll wor . LAst )IUI'olono, El ,; "ll i ~ loundl«T•. and rnfdMy aclvbo<o. .MC.w\ly fort-u have. In How•ve.• . crlt1C$ accu.se the l~QY«mm<nt'• own military lor<a of bdng rocponsSble for • majoo1ly o4 lnJUrroc:tion • thekllllngs Belo<chls--. J ~ tMtanceo boton lndlvlduals not direc-tly ln"'olve:d fn .hmed Other groups, Including the Archblihop O$c:ar Romero, a lnternallo~ Commlsslon on Junst>, Salvod<X suffored 8.000 to 12,000 loading poiHical mod"'ate, worned . polltlcally-molivated ckallu with at' 1hc Carter Admlnlscra-Uon that miUtary !kl rb the government woukt ~~~~~· ..... ..,_,.., Amorlt.tru ........w ::; there In O.Cembet. The total may b<' mitrt!Jy ·sh~n thl' repres_.J6on."' Add"loclAgy, the Sla1e Oepartm•nt considerably higher thl< yoat os the loftist Anal OHensi\lt! conrtnuot fl> found "clrcunutanuat evidence of Mempl 10 ovenhrow the: prottratt poulblo ""'urlly forc:e involvemenl" cen-rr1sl government of Jon tn the murders of three nuns and a Napol«<lii Oiiorte. loy worker in El Saluador lase In on oncmpt to supp0<1 Oulllle't Do<oml>or A«o<eling to the motlt<J govtrnmcrnt. the C•rlcr of a slaio worker .k!an o.x-an-an Admlnlstra,llon had recently Amerlcbn-made bull l't was 1ftUmed ntllit.vy aod to El Salvodoor r_.;blo for her doalh. Further tendrng S10 million WO<th of In~ hat >Hmfngly b<'cn 11onowatl« by lhe Salvodooran hc!t<opcon, M·16 nlla. !he Clrgantutlon of Americ.ilJ'I Slat.. "'""* gc>Yftnmf'n.t Eloctnc Boat is lhe world's toremost designPr and builder ofiiUClear submaones- Olle ot lhe great engoneenng Chaltooges olllus centu.y Wtt/1 a S3 bolloon baclllog and long-teml contr ac\$ Eledrlc Boat offers career QP!lOOUnolles . . _lly ~ ~ disapl<oe (Including eleclncat rnec:hanocal cMI etc ).,top pay and benettts lorlg-range Sllll*y and an unmatched ~fes1yte on 1118SOUihem New England seacoast. vsca....-- .... ._~~....-oc El Salvador ts a land of I'O'""'Y ancl wealth A Cenual Ameri<MI <OUnfly jUS! ollgl>dy Iorge than New Jmey, Us 4 .~ milloon popul4don It Vffll don.cly packecl in a country whcro fewm lhan 2 percent or the p;<oplo con1rol mOt• than half of th• good agricuhural land In t<mlraSIIo the om.U bul powerful oligarch>. most Salvadoran.s are among the poor~! people in lh" world. contUmfng. for mstancc. only 82 pt:rce-nr or the m•nimurt'l dally r t mmended t.!!i1oric le-vel qumdy. the latent polmtiol for clus eonfh(t h•s been <upprnwd by • Jtrong mQc.vy the government S<nce .. nw 10 powedn 1931 , the rnrl.1.vy hA> had mong ties to tho Pf«.M'JKI' In LOOK FOR OUR ADS. In future lnuea of ol Yot th• complicity of th• govtrnment remains An tllleni!VE study COWling JAnuary to October 1980 I>!' tiM log.a Ooponmortl rn th• Arc:hclloctM o4 Son Salvador toru...; a majority ol lhc killings 10 "'" NacioNJ Anny. tiM M.il.vy CorP'<>! NationAl Secunty and to lhc ""' .... dollh squads ,lun<1>0nlng und<t th• protection of the mUft.vy In edd.uon to hs ft.Sum,pc irfl\ o' mildAry ~~nd economiC ad. the Cllll., Adm!niSirbllon adopt•d a policjl Of •ttlorm for the COUntrv i todal. politicaL ;,nd e:conurnK .stroctutQ>J to rtmove cauws ot leths1 d1lSent Analysis Ptovtng !hat thls plan of ""'form wi<h repr<101on• 1\es nol -~­ shown in lhc swcopmg .tgriltl.ln rt.lotm prosn~m . • rhre"' ·~• progJOm 10 recfdltrbute l.lncl ftom largo! otlala to tiM pe....,.. ,.h.;, •nate ownen Curr«>tly, lou !han I~ P"fCenl uf the land h•• been olfec:ed ""'' membm of th• """'ly forml>d COOpoToUv~ bf:mg favont~ t4.ll'g...ts J,. harasomcnt oncl vto~tl<< by both lh« dtath squadt of wullh\1 comp~nn11ng tondownm opposed thv S..lvGdoum mllatary.l~belhng(o ~aU. Sq.acio h ~t>o level We are eorry for any lncono,ence It may ha11e coueed )IOU. HopefuiiJI we con make it up In the coming montu with son)e automotfoe specials. In Octol»r 1979, AI1Qmpted '"f()(tnS mlla.vyrtpr.....,., Our repcllnJ ore_compJeted and we ore ready to eeroe you again! ov~rthrown ::::::n ~~~~d~~~n:nd ollgArchy wnh many nulit.vy ltackn ~ tho pte>ent Commander·on Chief, Co~on<>t Jalrn• Gutierrez tx-tng hardbne cons.avat1va • The connt<lion b<'lween the oftg&cht and tho olfrcenhas S1alomatl>d mony Throusf\out Its history, lh< mllito•y 1\.,. d..Jt with politkal chaU•nges declsi""ly. pulling down • pe'""'"' rtrllolt in 1932 and30,000 duths • oncl resontng to rnasslvo fraud In 1972 to deny • posoti>W ¥lctory In the protickntial <locl!on by the modorat• f1visban Domoo.. parry S1nce then . CtuisUan 0ernocr. . along """' !he far lofJ ho~ bocom• f4lli'U for maeas.ng YES WE ·ARE BACK IN THE GASOLINE BUSINESS (OAS), and the S.ato Ooponm..,, have unanimously condern,..ed th~ govtrnment of Humberto Romero of roprt$llon ha> grown tO have th• armed political f)(ll.f!Mla t _groupt ~ The leh111 g~ . .panrtut.,lythe ~undo Marti N~lonal Llb<!rallol\ Front (FM1.N), wl\ich fOf'!Md In relpon141 to governmeru •n~ks on the far tofl . how allegedly recotved Otrrf ITom Cuba and tho Marxist Sand>n~o gowmmont of Nlcaagua. The pora·m!l•ary tight comiots of • - o f small "dmh ~­ fonned lrflbt _,no. oncl """"-! Ill' !he oligo1cbs. Ono group. tho Whk Wamors Union, hM ocCUMd the Caltlok Chllrc:h ol promodng communism illld ha> roputdy lhr.-...d to murdor ol ol "'" , _ . In El Solvodot only bo oubduod by ttn.at. of fooc!gl\ olcl rcvocallon by lhe Catttr AdmtnlstrMion. Thew groups ar• ~ly bolwwd to b<' behind tho munlm ol a1 fall 9 CMholk pr1aU unu 1978 ancl, more rocenlly. of !he lluee nun• ancllay WO!Jtc. Though tho Sa(vadot&J'I gowmmont blon\Cs an at!tnAted 80 pm;ent of lase yoar'• poflllcol Jdllinsl> on " ' - rlght·wtng lPO"P'· " ' - It reuon to believe thet lht ptm!Mnl ancl Its ~ ma-y ~ otlCOUI'aged d not to-"'" to tUJII>O"'d - _.,red wlb "'" d ..lh oquods. Accordingly, Amnnty JnttrnaUonat. •n ~ ~ _.. the 1977 Nobol " - - Pna b Ill. wort. In human~• .,_ clocwnenlod INi In ho.tndredo ol - · thoN io proof of !he lnvo4-_,rt of roguloe aec..urUy Jorut ln tummety uec:udo/1" lWld ". • • 11M YICIImo of toriUf<l and death It the bMdo of 10 reform nnd op membert. ..leftists: · Sine~ th~ Pl'ogiom began las.~ March. mfff~t thtn 200 p.t_Afbnt cooptretr~o~ tt loAd.,. hAve b<'cn klDed Lat«-nl dUconLMt The probWrnt of lhc -r<~orm ....h rtpreulon" pl.tn I l l related to chel:t fa.IUJ t 10 tecognlle !he it>C!OOIII>9 polwV.ocioo of poklcal tM U c-•l•llng vtohtnc«. ..snd the lncreat.~ng ttoltlfofl of Duarte·.! •otwt. unt11i1 govemnwnt Wh11e 1M oft9otthy IS allerwlttd by lhc trforrm the loft rtjecu agr•rlon reform. tc<lng n at linked to th• govemnwnl sponsorrd li'PftJSI&on and aMenlfl9 "thv _.,. of•~• oltg•l(hy cAn only "" brolwn lhrouqh rovowlion ... according to Guilt.,mo Ungo Pruldtnt of El SAlvador • O.mocraUc ReYOiullon01y Front Th• pligh• of El SolvAdOr rncmbla !hat of other c..nrr.ol American nOIJons ~~ c!Ha>ntent long be.., lsno~d cltaolon. ,.,Y of lhrm Odnlrfy .upponed by the Unlied S.Ok.. "'tul• h•• ....... rttM>Ood lhc · - hand As Guotomolori VIce Pruldent fTonc:ltco V\lagran , wl>oor r<gltlW .... t«ured In • CIA.t>ocked coup 11'1 1964. Qf'fdldly ........~wd. "deeth or ~ II the la1o of those who lfr1lilgk for juota In Gua1omalo " Since the ftOJCO of American lorllgn pqlicy tn supporting the dtpoMd l'llcareguao dictator Anoi!IMio Somo7• until tho eleventh hota tiKon obondoning hb losing botllo, oupport of more pofnlc..oJ loadtnhlp hat become popular. In ihc caM ol El ~' though. '"ch tffortl seem C<M~nlt'rprcdUd!Vc. MllrMy old to the Duane vo-n.....,. _ u.. to P"th .00. In favor ol rclorms _ , Cube oncl Nbroguo. rnoy occw wilh !he , _ R._, ~With the Admlnlolra<l<N\'s clo11f'llhals on hu,_, ~ ol our roll NnJ the rilll of dr..,;.,g G.-malo. ~. oncl Cube rrlo.e deeply tn10 thlo lhue t. ~ ~. .,.... advmoly e/lcdng our " ' to allier ThlnfWorld Nlllons. mocla••• aw... """""*"' �I! f if~~©~ID~ti©ID ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_) i ~B professor befieves nuclear proliferation likely - - - - - "<>MPh B. Zlngal• '7htru o chonce of o 1h!rd U#ld wor, o:nd t xar~t me. C"'&.dCt fH su• fJms of H•<Hhomo •· cktmtncl<l, Sn~ Wid. Ho noc~ tlw ~Y th.l a nOlion "' 910up ol narlont could llv•~tm to use lht nudr., we.,ons ..to fcwgof • ~ «.onomc o.d4tf • -Eddie MoM~ Snydft holcll the bfllef !hot nuclnr . . _ . •• US«!ul• to Although Third World counon.s ponuacle -'loont not oo do -woWd be .... ~- """' -...hln!l. but thoo lho dnlcn nude.w ,...._.,. !han lho W«<d't -.old noo help thttn odl- ..,_ IUPi" - · UB Polillal Soonce -Inc! ben.. ....,.. Prof....,. Glmn Snydft dolmod lh01 ~ SOld lho Wn~o.n -ld t ! w - o( such - - · un bdOiva ~ IS all t\!#lt lor lho lAiod «::1 os a ~1~1~nt to wM S..cn. Japan and Wn.em Europe Spooking un "Tho Economa ot to poo,... nuclo• tochnology, b..t • Nucl.., Prolofnanon ." Snyder o. noc «>n<ic!Ofod good W ANn. .odd......cl a W1ual IO!<mOIIonal 1.41111 1\mft.c:"" and Alricon na6ons fnnsm laSl Wodn...S.y In the ~r try 10 oc,qullo th.,...., "11>11.0. not Complo'Md1Mdf'tlt1'110NIIcad•m.c: VofXV rOQq)IMO In the Thud WO<Id C¥nte:r Stvdllnli from H\leral They w.m to bit tndePf'Od•nt or tht natkxwJ.rk-5 hdu.t rM profntor •uper powvrs thty Vlt\nt to be HK· prOS<Jot holh th• pro ond c<>n ••tQbrMnt$ ut pcol.ftrc)'(lo,. but suck tu tho th.mo tlwl "th• opr•ad of liUtflcltnt " nuct.,.r t...tuwlo~J,.. 1$ bad " While: mal.nl41n•ng th41 ··nuc:l~•r th• wtlt• nuc:ltar dub, Snyck<r dtod tho~t 19bij Nuu P1ofifa•tkJn Tre.acy slgn•d by ""•• th"" 100 mOJOber. w.apun• have kotpt tho poliCe b.rlw_.~ I~· U1tlhtd Sl4i'S And ~~VIYI tlw of thv lnt~n6Ht•nll community ot clurd ntbt'IY qf tit..- vtnuv,_ •md vlct'i ~~~1410 not~"' IUflout\\ ~ tj111ft UU\.k>lf h."C'hn••k,yy. ~t 1\;11 f)(h'"\" 1\UC:icbf hit •''i'*"t\o"f.J II~ l"~l1ty .A a Hut. h.•ar .Jvv+Cl' yom~ uU b Amunytht:t•,~not~lnyth4t tw41y cut South Afotd. rrcti\Ct' lnd,oa ~ltfn•. (Jrada:nd Umon." ~yder N,,llng thv '-UC'-~~t•sful intanotional •HootS to cunOil tht mornbomhlp of Ahhuuuh many of the WOt"kb wnh 1h.. ll.;),..tf..rr ol nuclt>o• , nlidt!t~f n6HOo~ have ttyned che l•'chnokJQ\1' In coururl~s \\>tuch <h, ''e '"~ whica, t.diiJ upnn All nul Ph'S..''"'' !htw them pnlttC•P4hflY c:uu•ttrfl~ not 10 sd or ~ •w•-~ .u11l •f\l.JOt Th.nJ Wtl'f'II.J 111 ·•uy \olodY oltl li'VW t\4tk)tU which \•Ml'IJd<toblytk•.yht~l~ Acc•.rdmy . to ~nyd<r. th,!t-1 u.•lhmto ""hleh •t:quue nucl~rot h:thn~,l·-l·t"~ ~u1d itlt~tofn'W."fttlrt hilt nQII'\J als-o J .. '" ...... ~..,,.(.~· """"'J..Hn of ..,.,.. lt.... 1.sr;er,-- "''"' ol tkor Arab notions ol tht Moddlo E.st In lh" C4W or Br•nl anc! 1\rgenll'\• S.t~'t ti&rM 11 ts b taot' wOukS "·""''h '" kv c•,.-.uol by • tuJW! p-N""' t~ "". kn~ SU!e ( ihl)lj II ,,1 ,,-td ,..,.. ,..,. II lMflllUl.~ l~o• .,.,otJ ~""IU"''nlt ttf dtY" ,.,.,,, drY t.n~ tho..\> I •'-· ""-'h J;~ r4HW'f lho\11 "-Ill r,•...,Jfl .. ,..,..liW. "'"LJ Ouubo.ng wlwlh<'l thott """"" ~X!f\J llt).~~I'W tni!_.ll ~~"' tile' ~ J....y-.-. •Jf ttlt,_. '-.Md Untl'lf\ •nd •••.- Un t...-d "'t(tK~ l..w bNn .lOW "'' ,,. ,.. •' ~·~·tkt '\...d ..'fht.y 'W\Nid b.· 1.-., Hot .lddotd rho Utwr•~ s...., •mJ tht SoiiWI Unlun ,,,. ...~ only ._,...,., for thor• ··~·~ wke- bul fo/lf I'M lt'ltw of thwo """"" .... tel Snyd~ at!jU<td _ .. thor ..,..• ..s r""" "'"""' " ut nucWM '""f'htHllt~. polnh"i out '"" ·~·Y'k"' prulkms tlwt ...,..kl tloft'W .Jw•u~ ,, l'uun~ undtori.J)w Ml nuck!M ..,..,. bulki·UP " In the "agos of b..ai.Jir19, • notion -.ld be ••lv • vum....~ ltJ dllack ... The pnJW..U. uNCI· lh• lon,. f.ud bot- Indio .ond ~ Vo$kN.an ,,., eel vwmple. dr•...,..ng a ll<<II"'IU •~ 41rl!Jitl<nod Indio >tr~ a soon to·bct nuclttt arf"!~td Pakislon b<fort- coold complete dl nu<k« p<ogr.,. Whon • nalloo lt focod lololh !M po>Slbrlrry of • nuc:k• Ollock, tM - - fo< • ptt'-empdw ""'' .. -v h'!lh. -ding to ~ Seca- olllw ~ ol""' oqulpme<lt whldl -*1 be utod to driYer lho .....0.. Mwll:ft. M Ald. tht t.loH.hood cl cldroylng tMm they <ould be uwd I> ~ b.otor"« ..._ . Snjldll' <loomed m. Indio -..lei have to .... h>,thly wlneol>lo _,..,. to dobwot IIJ wopont 111"'09 Paldltan &he tnccniM to llriM hrtl Eqjul- PI-'"9 tho Olhll' tide ol tho protlfnatlon quut10n. Snyder - d. "II nude¥ WftpOIU 1ww .....,. tht pHCe , . . _ the tloO t1Jptr ~. why ~~ they ""' do 10 "" oil thoto who ooqu~t t'-'7' "Would Notth Kor•• lnvadt South Kcr.. ~ bolh tlda ~ ...._.r nuc:~o« Snyd.. esJc.~~U audlonco. "1'hty mlgltt not lot lnr al tho poui>llly ol nud.• weapons I:M!Irl!l uoed-" -,.uclear 'Weapons h•ve ll'lldltloMIIy boon wed 6l a means o1 · lt'Chnoitlg.y to ~ who 1>ocorne< tht d01nrnan1 -'"South Am~. Pr.....tly. ht saki, ~- b ahead "Tho 1orgal ~I of tlw ~Admin- ...... iU Wc:w\ In preventing lhe tr.ndft of nude.v ter:bnology - -.g tho 19n lnt~ Nuca Fuel Cydo Eva!- Progrm. Snydon .o~c~c--olllc to.-aln,....y cl our ollla fm<q -.g nuc:t.or ttdtnology to d....toplng IIOIIClM Con.. ,.... able to holt Wrt>A Germany JII"'L soQing nuc:klor ttchnclogy to~. ht ~. and ,...,. al$o able IO o deal which """'ld Nw won frAnCA' ttl advoncod technclogy to P.W.W. Economic lnc.utlvre Snydof """"talned the Unitod Stot.. has Nd • ~A ol dofflcu~v ~tlng mony w...."' Eurapun cuuntrlt\ to comply becauw .u( tfwll neod lor IOWOUO oJ '"•• htgh d~ ''" ~pooilKI o4 1he counoM musa ..,tit""'"""""' -a.ca- ...t tlwc technoiow tO poy l01 ~· cost Hot ..aQ. ttwno .. a dol.roM• <OM«1lon btlw<:tn the cott ol _.od """'!J!! the dofoot m tltolr bolonoo ol poy """" .ond tM IIP<•od ol nuclear ~"'"'J9Y Although Snyd.. cdod INny .,..mp~n whoro tht Utwod !.<66 and tht Untt.d N<ol,.,. hev~ boom obl4l to lceotp r>~ tochnology away from dcvoloptng .,.,..,., he cur.c:odod thot th" Un"od !!lalti •nd "'""'' ... kn .ond to.. II>J4t to wnnol •h~ )Pf•6d of nudV:•• rociiM>Io!rl • Communication Undergraduate and Student Association is having a party! FREEWINE& CHEESE PARTY ~ tc_.,,..,., ~-.:~..,.._.,., ALSO-look for CUSA Outdoor Dey • e dAy ol winter fun, Sundey, Feb. lth on Uke LeSane · Amherst Cempua ~ llllo"tolfJOI"S co...,...cb ,,UI o1 """}~body , why thouldn't Th•d Wortd AMK:MU be os mtcrew.cd '" k""''lngWOIIdpgc«.,.. r.---------, 1speclcd Scnn~ .tro.. I I Head First I 11 rair Stylists 1 388 Kenmore Avenue tAll'.a;<kw~j I I I I Perau Complete $11oo V.&t..;a~Mo.,.,.._ .. 'II -835-<)339- L-- ·an eou•l opponunlty employer• ~teeI ~l4N ~ I lAST THUISDA r 1111E 3 ... s,frb$1 LiH£amt.i-t fRID~} 4.\'D q T1 RlJ 4' ~ITE' SVIIDArlftrE .............. •c;..,c.-a ..... Ldt Nilo S1 I I• I ----;;;,;-.--~. building a super team. And you could be one of our high draft choices--for a super career in steel. We will Interview on Feb. 12th. ~ 8~299l - At Repubtie Steel,we're You' ll I eel a sense ol strength and Vitality at Republic Steel. For good reasons.. We're looking to the future, In every department. And shaping It, thrOugh excellence In management At Republic, millions are belng.LriVested in large-scale modernization programs, and millions more In n -. stat&Of·tl'te-811 facilities We've alweys been e leader In steelmaking technology, and our r8$8arch Is finding new products to solve industry problems-stronger, lighter-weight. more advenced steels. And this is only part of everythi ng thet's happening. You'll find sophisticated management in every area, Management thet wants you to talle part-to stretch, grow and contribute. There Is no Industry more essential than steel, and no challenges more demanding than those you'll lace at Republic Steel today. The continuing chellenges that dllferenliate a career from a job. And entry level opportunities are open, equally, lo all w ho quality. Vou ce.n choose good-living locations ortering tast·paced metropolltan·style In Chtcago, C leveland and Butlalo, or small community enVironment such as Canton/Massillon, Ohio: Warren/Youngstown, Ohio; and Gadsden. Alabama. Malle p lans to see lhe Republic reprewntetlve who will visit your campus soon, or send your resume to SupeNisor, College Relations and Recruitment, Republic Sleet Corporetlon, P. 0 . BolC 6778, Cleveland OH 4-4101 . I I 1 Precloloo CotiL Blow Dtyl I Oftl.y$800 I ~ Hfll ~ f "-" ........~ i -b e. VI'1V ldt~ we ~-.~ mtA~e ::, tow..-d nudul proW.,.....,,- I -: •m more conw.c:ed H d nrA be Y loUCh<Obadlo'()ridi~~ ~ ~h«-,..,yolr/wprl ~ l.h ......s-d Wllh tlw P<olderauon ! of nucl••• weapon~ and ttchnologJn. Snyder cloJmod, ·· Mot:~ \latft ate PNft\1 cartful ., conduu"'!! ....... poky Nud.ot 1 I ~ ON: Thursday, Feb. 5th AT: 73 Nfagara Faf/s Bfl!!: FROM: 7_p.m -12 ~t Whe.n otskrd what n.l1J4oi'\J 4rtit c1ow to boconttng nuclur .,.,_., v... a~ooo~t. �}editorial ~ i ! ~ Just doesn' t make sense II Jo • .,_, konoc 11\111 Jn l l>e . . , . ,....., ot Tho Sp«ttvm we hi,.. otOtY ,...otJng the _..,.,. ~ llt.QUlng me Ulworleo - . - ol =:.::.:.::: ~~':"' dlocusslftg IIIII proposal to b<JIId 1.,.... If. • • one eourct lakt, the Governor made lhe ptomiM to butld the ;. campus and Ia now atelllng beeau.se ot a tee~ ol funda. he 11 at'.,t'!att accepting reality. It, t'loWIYer. SASU President Jim Stern'• a ttltmtnl ts correct th•t the GovtrnoJ wants that campus buill. and H Will gtl aont. we j I ~••• 1o challenoo Hugh L Oonty'a Iogie. • The Governcw thinks ht has the besl speeches on how ~e S-.le c.annot lund SUNV u well Ill\ hid been funded In the put Ht t>ellt..,o no hu I he belt explllnllkwlt tor why tn.e cuts were tmposect and has newer hlsllalt<l to warn tnt erstem I!\at tf\e future holcb no retief. So. tt woukt ...m 1 IIHit hontc I hat In il pttrlod of such lltclllutlt rtly fOf public hfghet educaHon, tne State ts pt.nnlng on tatnetfng anoth.. mattuuon TM dlacu.uton an.ouJd Nteao centt' on d l~anUlng aome The last word? To the Edltot: admfni:Ster lt1e Recreation Ocpartmtttt. much •••a an 0 , This will be my llnotlolllr to Tno Sptclrum oniM 1>1bjtct of recrulfooll ""lm nouto a1 Cl~tk Hollslnco It's Impossible to conduct a meaning ful dlllogue with a Brien Grow has addreued tht complaint hones11y, assists In t~e a dmlnla~,.llon o l 1 auccetsful recrntton program, one of the lergttl on any toflego campus In the country. and 11 unde.~ervlng of r~l cute t rom a source too Immature 10 lddrets t'llllhor complaint Olark Hall. pefson(a) w hO cower a behind the nood o t at"'onymh~ Anonym04J.& leH.ws are tM Ku K'ux Kiln ol toumalism ..__ And tw'JW h 11\e '' M•tHM,btna•' ComMtlle&.'' a talu Hf\M ol twavado '" numt.ra, Aa nol ~ In m~ DIMkkls responae I do not pe<sonally l•a)' G St-. - Ou«:tor. Spotts lniOIIfl•tiOtJ compuwa k\ lnt SUNY system. F01 a num.be4 olytara VB Pre.s~ot Aobetl L IC..enet rw.a SUPC)Otled thl l """'" ono anniiii'Y, u tnt E>eo1111"H BudQel IS · ~-.It - . tnO<e and mont appealing TM argument 11 that Instead ot APOing the llttnglh of publiC: ft iQnt t IOuCi ttOn &I I WJ')Oie, SUNY shoukS IIIII wHdmg 0411 aome or tne • Nker c..mpue.n: and pump It& resources Into le..,.r. bul strong.et ptogra mt qftLf5 fROM OVfR THf ~ftR H aoaa not mat~.em~.~e-t~aen~elh.etln.trels talkolanew SUNY acnoot no maner now amall II would be cu how needoect 11 Is In tne Ulica·Aome area TM funcst " ' Jvtl !'lot ava ilable and any adminltltalor. facuhy momoe, of 1tuoen1 WhO naa apenl years trying 10 " Save SUNY" snould 1e11 ~ou 1he same, II 11 unforhmettlhll lf')e State's .SIIuatlon nas chnagcd su muctt ovlf tno paa1 decade 1n11 p(omlsttJ ma~ by lorme~ Govoroor Nelton RockeUaltu eannot be: fulfill~ ANI '' t5very hkety 1na1nec:nd tndHdcommll tnt Stattr to a campua In tnt UtiCI Rom• area He lS.. a fter att Ihi men whO tnatted UB'a cheam1 for the Amnerst Campus. But H 1• rtol fogtC~~ I tor Gove~not ~u!)' 10 •epeat prom11~1 tot 1 1\tw SUNY Knoot 1 11111 as t910 Since lhe mld-1970• I I l l hl•l been 11ognter l nd W\ IM C)all lhtee ye~ SON Y M$ Cl OUI toud fr~ lt'le wounds t P\11 •i~ rnources nave- created TM GOVe11'\0f -no~s Quick action The Stitt Aattmboly' a Task Fotc.e on Tox1o SUb$1anoee nas. rovea•oo ye• anotM• If'! 1 •••••• of devaatlng tnd d lacomtorHno tilts of w111e burial wtlkllt 00041tN c~Kede• IIQO anct n•.,. to comt~ o.~ to n•vnt communllltl tOdaY The publlC reaetkl.n IS a n~r. d ii Q"UII, worry and feat But the aim of the rt pof1 was• .ocordtng eo laslil Fotct Chanman Mau,fcl 0 H"'che)' (0- S.ugerHn)~ onty ro torce ,,. lt061at QOVefnrnenl to poy IO< nomtdll l wO<k ond l..nhet tnqul<y lnlo poSSI!IIe hlalth h&Uido 11 • •• no1 h"ltendld eo erawntlllt au lt-e peo~ lf\11 .,, ,.ei1~ 1" tne ertec11 proor•,.. ollta•w. In no ny ,..., to Imply IIIII Ihe , _ . snouta not novt CO<M out """"'*"' the AAM<ni!I110< Ill Lo-tlgallon and ero¥o furl,., IIUdlta tow con umell ll\ll _ , ... oiiOJ<Ic waste butlll We 110 l imply uMimld 11 the 1Jmott oonunuous strMm ot r..e4•1iona tholf variout commvnU•• ''' UuNtiMO DeeltJM ol buru .uctatk: lndltfllfence y.eat& ago Tnt conltol quulloo now conco1M the 1\eallh onoslflty !Koblom pouc1 by thO Oumplng TM _n.....,l'a fi•OI rnponolllllll~ Ia IO looll lor Otflf\Ui we ae&tn111k; ant Witfl and then 10 ctean-up anr n&zafdoua ~•• ••• tP,at nave no• dlaaoMMS In the groundWater and dlsaapatacs The LD•e Ca!'\&1 '"''CO ta hatdly re&Of'ted and ftepefutly wt • •• nol .mborklng upon onmht• problem olthot same lnlgnllu<lt. But the onow01s this lime ahOUid C• n.e muc.h mote Quickty end the bure•vcrauo 'acs I ape m•t nl"'*td oc .,., In lhe t.o.e Conal snould be eu1 by now Thl TOC'\awMda tnft' ,,,uon Md ,..ponses should come qu1c-tr ano the ,_., ~.., -'<I be U.lrr """'"..,. acllot!. v ... Jt,No.KlJif ~~r,4FtbN<MytM1 ~ a.nac.ca... ........,.,.._ John 11. l.al>ilnl All- · -· '- · C11J, ..... llll,...lne£cllor Joteo>ll Slmot~ Faf'uenneft Thl& is a sto'r o1 Jeopa1ay ano Aun• J Wall lOs Frozen ,,._ suuaHon onty too weU So. 11 mucn u •• • ov&c uk.e to set Ne'\llf Yo,.·s eyatem o l pvbt.c t\IQi"f' eouceuon gtow ft11 we 00 nat ta~• wttf 10 OtQPOUII tOt new c:amo~ses: when we tell tor tne tvh.tte ot tt1Qte that al,eady erist Tne CUIIIItlooteat and I he tNf'Ce.na IMY wnpos.e ate tOO heavy It IS llk)O•cat lr'!a' ltlt Stile eot~kl trtlnk ol compl~llng a bed tlluaHon Wt by Peter Roatn Thlals a story or the mental Dreat~.aown ora man and hi$ family, Ttll s ta a atory olangOf Fru&HI11on Boiling POfnts tn The ~ory yoy·re about IO tNd, fOf all ro&J tr:now, II true It hat been 11tten lrom a manuscupt found among wrec~OOO Ol ~ LOll Ange.. s IUIMDI O home lhii"'Q& were f'IOt tiO"'· Th• Coun1ry was ct\lmbllng Checkers still IIYed In lhe whlto (dog) I!Oull lllll t..lklll 1\ld lool •I!( s lralght P te66Uf85 of t he job II Mlllll Weft Qllllng IO Da d , His wo(k week conslllecJ o f one now epttodu followed by 1otu t6ftJ'l$. HtS dait~ rf,l.fat w aa monotonoue 1'Could lUll feet 11\at s-omething bet1(111 tnY Rice Ktllplea II thlt bfeaktast table w as oonoa 1nep Dad w asn•t A cruet man, ne fust waan•t Ihat nice He tokt me to listen (881 c.toso 10 the anap, eti CIIIe. DOP o• m't CltNt beeatJae 11 rM'unded n1m ol machine gun fue When he Wll in the Wlf When I PVI my t a. OYef ~~ bowl to IItten. lnd a~ 11 retttlndod me tn048 ot ;1ft., pop 11 tow 1\611, he snoved the 109 ot my held down tnttl tM 11\11 bow1 the RK':e KtiiiOift 1\Udl 10 lhl IQP of tNggoiO on • oar~ cen rop My MaO L•kl My Illite """ s o rd 1 k)oked "" a giant marstwnattoW treat ~~ was so ~an, l'le dfdn'l ~ taugn A• no otway• dOH 11 pttcltety 10 o.m .• hoMned on Ihi TV lllld 011 down It tho tll>le to watch ~rei) as he ate bfeaktaaL WeiiYe on tho Wua Coa11 beceuae 11 comoa on •• 10 PST lnstOIU of 12 EST Aa soon as .. ,I F-ing 111<ta t~e mltro,._e, Otd rot~chos behlod him ano aklllhllty placet two ltGton w1tfles tnlo the toaster 0¥81'\, ft.& Afl ack,oW~~tOdge& lt-e C.l1egorl.e& fO' today'& ~tell~ l ' my fllh61 It II lha dtol 11 the desired oat, neso. Aolho cl\llmc>lon plc:~o rne Urat at\lwcw. poo orea.. .atht 111r1 b'-"ton D6d elways utn 10 g.ot 150 from the s latt ot Jooparcly unlit tl'lt wallltt artllgnlly tinted l>lown ,.llh bUrnl edges Unle&a, ot COY,.._ he CAIChH 11\e dalty II he dOnn' I 011 IhOI SSO, moot of thl ¥oflty will hnowlboul lt. The o•meel ltted """ .... ml. .ed "fllno<tOIIblts" '"' SIO beclly He pOUnded nla f'-1 onto tnt table 1111.1 o m-1 Itying to ring .,,. bell 11 lhe ckcuo Oed hll opotll 10< SIO encl $20, &ncl lntn ltbil!ortly ,,..,.,.., ntms.tf tl>e S30 ..en tiiOUgh tn• conlut•nl Mid lht ons- flrll Ho " I<MW" II. 1110 fl'IY )UII . .fd II fJght • • he wa5 coonta. gomg to THAT, uf'\dtr hOute ru._a. ,. The wollru were prol)lbly tully lhlwed by now He ,.U In good J;f\ape, there wa• enOUGh 11me IOJ two or chrH mote Qiieltfons.. If t f\10 any bflllh, 1 woula haYI: llg hld. Spotts lot and ~0 OOUid hiYO Clinched • Uhout w amlng, Cl logorla on nlm. It, 1M IUddtnly tht oonlltllnt c h en gtld ''OAMH ITl I HATE HOOGEPODGEl" A 111111 1911 t<p. The lltt,. kldo _,ed ttvough 11111 1>a1w INdo by t h t t r - hlnda damPed -~~-- tn ftlg!tt "'wu o n t h e - o l Clongltd lrom 111• - ~·~ He mleMdltre StO lnd S20 lnU we aM atoned 10 feel IIQ we'd teocll our ltlt tJC~nclea. II Otd 011 ntote liMon 540 l>efOttthe up, 1111 ony MntOI'f ~1110,. moy,..... hlld blloro. - ·1 - - ... punches '"" -"*pop ••oto. -"'* . . pwn.chts. U1e TV, aomeume• he punchel 1he l l n f o r t - - 10 his lmmtdlltt right CIOIL No - tool< It lhe •afn., IIIey dlng ....... tnty'te -lllle lht roondt blllolo booiflg milch. But II\IIQMIOrllconMMUOII tile tobleWIOtflet WO'd I>Qtlet 6 [t C( a: 0 w t-, QQ,~36 .sll't heading fu• l hD nea•etl faltuul shull&t Uuu.tU$1 luasutr u me was f\JSI aboUt vp ana BIQ 0 f'!30 $2U there's rw. telling Whal ne·u dCI 11 ne duf'Sn' t pe• 11t ne'C QU'e$lltlf1 SuteiOI, dOUblfulfy. HOOIICtele. POSS•btV GeM'ICide. ptobaOJ~ Sufely th• watll.ts ate aol\t Wt!'re au doomed .. One of lhe Wilt ktcu. &"9Qt ,.tlhll lhere·e aHU ~·ve ""'f tNt pett\ilps tr.e wafftn af• ··rt•ur hwen But u •s. QUtCldy eAJ)AatneG to I•Hn IN I lhll IOI IItU W'Of~.l 1 I' heat. nut t_wne. Ajfot a ~n tM guy goes baCit. IO I OOf'IS lnd Daa Qt.~e»es fCH ~0' or.. ,,. m•raett of televl-llon But somelnf.,g ts WTCinQ--eilner tt'le wafll@ll•l bUrnm" ,, An's rei<Ung the que1t1ona 111111 nr ~petu tly wM'•e 111 • 11me werp • toasters c:Jon'r he And then a ball rang. but u wun't tha toasl et The Plftyftt$ reatec:J ana Al'l., lll,lt!d lttklnp 10 thent lboUI fh«!Cr OUIIIde 11..81 anO Dad rOll to QU1elly 11"1 r11s Chill Jeop~t dy II tht onfy g1me lhOW Ihal throw$ yvu &o 1M Ilona tight awa_y, tMI 11\t~ asks yoo QU.esuons hlt.e what as your name and Vthtre ' ' ' vou from Tnat way. ll rou•re aolf\g roally baOiy. you can 111 y®r •botJ' nam& Theut'&1 eatm about tne foor. A bfiet momen1 •·' rtea~eniJI ttltss aoo lflenc• w htc~ ••• to be savOfeG belore an axptos40n th.al they eoul:t tiSI aa • modell<lf ''SQnltOfS " .t.Qa•n no ~ loo'ieo 1 1 till tout•' Fot tl'lefo •.es a utttor so mean so I'\OrJit~I\Q 10 trf•uuelte nlng tnat my Roce ~risplos stopiKICI 1n19. c11okle, and popping [eo no1e • lnVHIIQIIOfl ll ltf dtfttmt.ned thlt wu due lo lhelt belno " too 10ggy •·1 At lltol he dlc!o't roollu ~ Allltal he toemed mildly pktaseo hoe a ccumulated $60 ..1hfl eartv In the •now This could De the dly he ,. .choo s t ,OOO. - But ' ""' .. It nit Dad &IQWty turned hll head •round 10 ae• wtlat fortn o l numal). Wilt I clegree o r IIOflf\Otfntfll. "'""'ACT OF GOD preven1ed hla WJU~ hom ~ufnlnQ whltewttt color goleltn brown SUOQOIII, Steam permuled hom ~~• htiCI ond INOIIgl\ IM potOS In his lace. lnd a flint wnlslle 1001ed from his left tiOtlti~ " ' . . . _ , ,.., "How ..,.,. o t us oro dto,• Mom lwavely onoounctd. ....... ltltll ... _ ,d h. "WHO THE FUCK UfiPI.UGOEO THE TOASTER?" and he WIWitd ltound and- Th. poib MY 11\tllhe lrnpocl hid I cllttc1 offtct on the Sat(1\ndtuo toult Fa""",. If> thO • ollOiy noled ,,.,.ncn oil holt lheep running omucl< ull"tnty toot thllr mlndo" fO< no -r>c>~ront ,. ...,•• TMrw ~no aunti•Qtll. �feedback !f ~ i !. : 'l ~------------~ ! ! lr----------~ ©~ITD forum Ed1t01'• No'• "OPifl FOf\.lm'' Is a reguJar Wednesday feJIUfl Of 1/tt Sl»clrUm c»ttalgned to pro'tidelilews al\d aebate on certain loplcs. 11 features wrllers whO have a PIHICUIIr oeckground 01 lnterut In tne aubfeet matter presentttcJ The following dlacusses non·busmeu careers H w u w r111en b)' Karen Apta~rn. e careers Spectlllll lor low I F'It Center fo' the Study ot Responsive by Keren Aptakln Trwt day llltr Pnll Elsen told his parents ne dtdo't lnteno ro oo ~u aaw acnool he took a ulp oown 10 n1s scnool ca~icu ofltce II Wll lht Hrat tlmt ne hid been IM'e in htS three 1nd a hall years '" c:olleg•- and ne was m for a diiiPDO•n•m•~· Ptul Wl$11'1 muen Interested tn tl'le g 1m 10 5 p m uu . .P'*«:ll COfPQfale 'tJIIor1d-bul lhete wasn' t much tiM on tM s.MMs al the QJeer plaf'ntng c,IIQ I Mffi . ..,. so many Dtochu~u abOUt IM JCIY'S o1 wot"'•no ICM b.g com~ niH- he aatd late• ··u made me *On4et 11 ,,._,. waa anyth•nQ efse to do excecu put on a $Uti tor one Of 1M f(lf1Une 500' Pn.t M:d Ck.ne enough outaN:te rNOing &nd YOluoteet WOfil. in s.c:h0011o h.now IMte h-ad to be allemetil'eS tn the t~IO he wH •nteresled u't-protectrn; the e.nvuonn'*lt lmd1rtg thOM aJternat.tYU was another •uve nowev.~ PNis OHemma 11 not unusual campuses lhtvUOnou~ IM country 111 ftlled Wtlh atudents who wa.nt to aPC)fy tt~" I'MIQY talent a-a nd wven theu iOeallsm-to jObs o ft tne be1ten peth •orklno with cuuef'l 0' envtt()t)mef'tll l QtOUPSo iObbY•"O fOt Mnlot cU(zeftS or Of"Oinlltng ecrops And orwps like. thttte across Amfllc.l are ~~ng tor rec:,ent gra<SuaJes lo fill poau~• of respon•lbUily The probfem iS fNilChlng tM atudentl and the groups. Enwttonm..lll lttlt" CarHr planning o tuc.es have been oC tHHe help to IIIM:r periY Stuctenta w'ho oo to theil c-areer SttfYlees olf~t tor •nfg,matk)n and employment teads In non corpora te ClrHfl are oHen teh unnttatled. fhe paucuy ol lntormatJon doet • grea\ disservice to tnt ucn diYtM'slty ot altem&tl'te cateon t YI!IIbtO-- Pubiic: mcerett lobt ~era Wide ranGe In every unse. <feallng w11h 111 kln<tt ol •nu... a no requlrii\Q all ltind.s of st<ills.. Som1 CHglnlu Uon• tocut on e<lueallng ~fie pur;,uc lhrQUOh te ... rcn tOQOf181 news.leuer. film and TV progran\1 OtherS ChOOIMI to woo. rhr""'JIJ the juC'-'"'' 1yt1em. cmalleoglng te>K•aJ 1n1erea1 In the courts. srU• otheta UWOU9h tht teolt.lltt\le process, ICJYOC:Itif'l9 on tne tedltal, slate and touJ ~1!1 fOf progrenhe 141gitiOIIOf\ Some QIO<Il>$ pro•l<lt IOClrol and legal Mt'VQI 10 tow-fncomt P«<If\S who wou~ ot~,...lse oe una !Me ro allo<d """" ald. PhH El atn twtniUIIIY nooktO up wllh an tMttonmental group upstate New YOt\. and now he ,_..,.Chea to.«'c: t\a.llrc:IS in dflnku"Q water puttlng m pressure on stile and fldtrat • oenclea to eotlll lf'l ttut prob'*rn Wt\11 do publle Interest groups I()Ot( tor In coUege Qraduatea? The teQu lrefi'Mtt'tl vary trom group to gtoup. but those oufllrted by Oa¥10 Lenrteu. an juOtney wlcn the WashlnQton•b&Md Envhonm!W\tal Defense Fur.d ate ecf'loed by moll o-oantuutons eommhmttnt to lht fssue: ete111ve Intelligence. and t.ell·molivltton. PIRQS M ost gtoups look tor ••Pertence ot aon11 &Orl-eilher throuot\ lnllfnlhtPI or 11 a 't'QtuntMt .. lnese lhin9s put you tn tne fight place 11 tne ugt11 time... QIJurts.tls ~int Forman. dlroct04 o f tnttrn programs ~ t~omen'l E~y ~tlon Educ.rl110f\al S ~~~~ Oelenst Fund " They gt•o r<-U ewpeuence. tamlli.anty w ith Ihe t&S'il~ and COfHicla ·• lntemlhltt$ are atways ava,tabJe 11 lhl PubliC Intere-st Research Groups ~PIAGSJ lhll have bien •~ab ltshed by tludents a t appro•lmatety 11~ campuses IMOIS H\8 eounuy And volunlter opoouunn..s ICA stuc:Jerts ar• ~uaUy ava•llble at ttal L••ou• c•tllen~· grwos It you do land~; fOCt w uh 1 PUtlhc.tnlettat gtovp. ,.,_! c.af\ you e'Jrtee1? SllaifleS va•y lton'<l 56000 IO S IIOOO dependlt'IO •Al the group and 'fWI e•t.MIIIftU Onp. ·t. WMt you mar nave heara aucn ut.a•ttS can auocx r , comfon&btt tMnQ. putMc •nttfftl "'""-•• ln tatge C:illeS !tnd 10 fofm (I Itty IJghi-Mtt eotnft'l\lnltMt It'd lhey always """" of ru-ably prlcH ourltfo lOt huUSlng cto4nes. lood and lurnii Utl JOI>S l~ work r1Wt•onmenr w tll De ~~~utarly <SIItetent tNn:ttlerradtltonal earHf 8y ancllarge CHJbhctniiUISI wotkera are young enthust\st.c •deahsllc ana tn!elllgeni-Jrlv(llveo in and eret1eo lb0\.!1 IMII wnr._ Some o fflce:s •re run Wllhoul I htltlfG,y NtWCOf'T'IfS nave an unousual ct'l•"ce to tl)le on tKc>ontlbtiHy and to •cQ•,m& new akllls One yotmG wom-an. treat\ hom an 1n1etnshrp 1~ over f@IJ)Onl lbfllly fOf 1 Mw public tnlt!fe5t c•o• TV program. JUII alv monrha ou1 ut eo liege Like the wumao. many see 11111 wot~ 11 a W'IY 10 ob•• •n greatet re~oponslbltlly end heeqpm 1t11, 11 IVIIIIble tn the 9 a ff'l ~ p m W{JriO Moll ob111n I QfOAI deal ol tuthllmenl frvm netp1ng people lmp1ove 1t101 uves Dymakrng YtSible changestn the 1y110m fney 11e ltgtumg tneQuU•es H'l soc•oty- end by 10 GOtng eJ1pre$$mg l,et, own values Arld \hlt'l nothtnQ small tu looj\ fot tn a 1oa Don't e wpeel to secure e I pee: I he job 100 tilly •n rou• .s&n•ll' yeat-smce ""'"' pubi6C lntetut oroupa 1\ave c.-nunually cnan.ging neeo•. tf'lt'y n.ay not know lbOul ogenrngs f01 June gradua111 1111 mtC)-Spung AI lhll pom1. H!nd a resume. wti!I"Q l l tT'IPit •no •~QI .. ex-pa,lntng Why you want to do thil wottl. tc. 1ne Ofgan&zaltOnl wun wncn rou a "'- to *N~ VOY m~hl also want 10 cons.uft the mon1,1~ Communuy JObJ newsteue•, pubt11hi<S a t 1)'0' R St N w wutunG•on 0 c 20009 101' lf'll(lfn\1\ICX\ on eunen ~ roo ooen•nos - �i$ feedback 1 ~;;;=~""' AlfCoffee ! & Perfo~ming Arts Stop complaining To lhe Etlilor: Thta Jeller i.l anotMt lt tltr In the conHnl.ting aaga ol . --AZTEC TWO-STEP-Saturday, Feb. 7th 8 :30 pm f , ~t In the Fillmore Room of Squire Hall '<. ... ,., Is 1ne 1rue roc!plenl of lhe Milo MlncH<bl,.,.. award." As a lhree yeat m.-nbet of tl'tls Un~sHy and Its ttcte.attOn stall. lam IJ1\a.led' at the memoera ol ti'e MMA commluu You SoHm to belleve 11\at eo;eryon• should cater to yoor nMda and requests. As 1 member of the UB men's swim 1e1m. I am well aware of tho llmlled pool ovallablllly. I .Don' l know how many IUeguatd.s you know, but I know for a laet that theft were many IHeg~.Jards who were stU I making Changa: In lhelr scheduleS. 11 Is _., diHicull 10 organize Oft9uonls when cne llfeguo~ds ate CIIO!Iglng 111e• TICKETS: $:!.00 Students · $3.00 Non-Students achedules. 8ef0fe you compla.n about ,,_. way a per~ walks. you Shoufd wur his shoes. DON'T DO IT IN THE HALLS! P$-11 you ~lnt to...complltn about Ute J•cUIII•a. you t ltoufd wrltt! to Gow. Huph C4rey. Best ol luck, Wt ltlwt OHn tlolng 11 Students: Do you have a problem with your teacher? No~ you can do something construetive with your complaints. - Put it on a TEACHER COMPLAINT FORM and let' us help you resolve it! Forms are available at SA, Ill -Talbert L o J,t tor""" Thanks a bunch Tothtt Editor fd like to ~ubhc:ly thank all U;e people who nelped make S.l urda)'"a UUAB Colleehouse Commmoe·$ Pretenlattgo ot Fadate such a resoundrno succ.esa But hrst. I Jeet I SMukl apotooaz.e to the 120 uf so ~ tna1 ._ete tou~eo away at lf'le Ooof Due to tne Cumm111ee·s aestte to kMp the setung tnt•m•t• .no comfoctAble we \llitfl toreecJ to hmll the seae.ap,acUy. For our n1111 thow In trut F111more Auom, howe~e r-Al.tec Two Slip oo February7-we Will nut ltave a sim• l~r IOIIIICtlon and Will use chalr5 rathlf than 11b1u. Tne shOw euul4 not nave been tt)e tnotmous IVC-CCS:S II WIS Wllhout li;e group l!fl()(l &IKIIINJOWU" Irl ot the ttlrf04JS UUAB commltlen.. Such c;oheatan ;s 1M ~•Y hJ any SUCC:Hslut ahO* lA elemertl tMt UfV'n•S.S tu c. 11 I'Yefy UUAB event thll senwtster I .# LOil WJIJman C"lllt UU~B QJ(f.ehuuse Comm;lf•• Keeping education affordable ro ,,. Ed11cw. In rnponse to ~nceUOf Whar1or1'a 1111emont of Jenul tY 28. t981 regatdlng Govetnor C.tey'a t9r81a82 Budge!. the SUNY Buflolo SIU<It OI Auoclaclon mua1 Qllttllon lhe llmlled numbet ol cnoloes g ' - 10 ••• SUNY Board ol Tnlll- on SUNY"a financial pliglll. Tho Ctuancotlor offorecl lwo ..equally pa inful ahemartwa..- one •• ..10 fncr.._.. Un~ty WlllcJI 11-.1 luhlon. In an ellorl lo offMt at leaal 0( ,,. ~ Cula 10 "'"' unfneeclo." The Olher Ia ..lo olltmpllo llvo oMih lhe bullgel • • 11'led, a l lhe coal ol redUCe<~ prograrM and facully wllh 1ne high problblllly of fu1uro' onrollmonl llmllallono or Joopardlu d q uoilly:· Allllo<lgh lhecnanc:..tor ~llheTrual eoa hoveg l - t w o - . lhe WO<dlng c1101cea ...,_ no as 10 WlllcJI litlmlliolo he would P<tlOf 10 ,.....,UN. ..,,.In of,_,. OIIOCL fl09atdinglheaecondalllmlliole.UIIWOflll ... atl cnterlalnmetll by CISCO DUCKS SPONSORED BY NYPIRG ---'-·v..IG·.;..____ General Interest Meeting Friday; Feb. 6th at 3 pm 356 Squire Hall Mr. KerrY .Barnett- Reglonel Dlteotor·N VPIRG, SUNY Bfnghemton end former R1lph Neder Aide, will 'PNir CHI STUDENT RIGHTS " - I cltllnltoly _,1111 CUibocka and rtlrltiC/Imonl Wo bellrH In ane quailly ol Oduc.llon. On lhe wholo, we fe•l ll\11 SUNY oHera us a" IJCCellenl OOPQtlunlty-an opponunltr that haa been offered to Oil llucltola In N.w Yori< Stato a t an lltotdablo coal. Thol brlnge uo co lhe Choncoflor'a first and ,.,.....,., ailltnatl\oe-lncr-ng lu!llon. Ounng a Pltlod of lnflallon M 1s t>r all 111a1 educ.alon. I•~• -..oocs O¥ltylnlng ojM, wm COOl . - a. Yol. boflovlng In l'fJIJUC hlgtlof OdUCallon,..,.. m"aiUk '"" Chat!Ctllor offO«<able tducoalon ,,.. "" hla lloa of P<lorlaleo. Laoa year dorm tlucltnla p&ld • $150 ln<:roaM. Thla , .., again lhe coe1 10 llvo In lhl dorM$ wiU rlao by another nso. The coal or board. dua 1o 11\o ao...amena of ulllllloolo FSA'a Will oleo etcalall. Thlo Will COIUIO a lwge lncrtor all , , _ 11\ol t a l In Un~IIJy cafl'll<lu. -thOr on boanl conaracaa or ..., . , _ I a Now lhe Ia OolUng the Trusc-lo roiMivltlon from a"""""""' of SIS01ol300peryoar For-•tlldent1.thla,_,oo I5C»SSO Pit year lncr- lo SU~Y aalll a ffordable 10 oil? tall lair lhal many ollldenlaln New York Slalt will no.longer be &blo IO lffOld a collfve edYCIIIIon? Wh~ flea Cha ncellor Wharaon publicly oocepltcllhlo Mgol and I)<Miudocl-tfle __.,.lily of receiving oddlllonol monloo lrom 1/>0 Yorlc 1>1111 laglllaluro? Wo. ol l.he Stlldenl A-lion or SUNY muat CIUMlion his ldu ol ., ollordablo edilcallon &I one ol 111e gr-•oa educatlonll aywc.,. ot .,.. WOtldt "''*• a..- In .,.... H•• Joa•plr Rllkm. M~lfl ol ,, . UIJ StU,.,IIIo</'t E•.cutiYe Comm/IIH Mtmbav SI<SU �Fun, fantasy and Fantastic Four: comic marvels live at Queen City 0 0 The 23-year old dealer said he did not bqin to read comics until Sp«<rom Stqff l!'rilff I J, relatively larr for 1 eomlt· 0 con1umtr. "But now I Jot comln With a condc:scmdina smirk or 1o bum." he added, "'hUe roamina adulthood. ....,.,.,.,.. l'DI<t the lluouJ)l the 330.000 comocs, old Queen Oty Com.it Book SIOlf "'al,az.iDrl, and S(rtn«·ftclion ready to .,i<kn at • .._ o( .._bach ohai lill 1hr a~)04nina 0 ~ lids drippi.na klr crtam storc-fronl -.,.arcbousc. ''ll'.s on IM comic boob. But piled in brcorM kind or on ot>sewon " n<at A><h ill &lass <tiCS, I he API>III<nlly, tM obsftsootl lj QUII< ptuk-covmd das!ics hAn& rn common. Thuc att cuntculy O\cr 0 proud d1spby. Th< .,-ave-laced 7110 comic book "or.-. naloon·widr. .__..___..__"'--------------'30-c·~-..J ---...amin<n-dis<uuing prices and H or than equal 1o the s1t< or papet•q ua.lhy-humble you, • Quem City. Pricti :&Tt' oflcn vis.hor '" tbh. world or comit· 11.\loun.dina • ...,.ilh cor_nplctc·torrlo by Rollert U..q .. nll ' w· c arnlva . I SA S Inter · - •ng 0 ffers aII Somethl , by J ob Mal"''" connolucurs. "E'omkl a~ pure Americana,," QIK'Cil Citt'• oMxr Emil Novak, Jr., clatm<d, "ood .., dcliMdy fa< Lid> only." In 11<1, IM a>«IIJC CUllt>mn ~ lallr ba-.. IS ond 23, •ilh UB "odct!U almost --1111r or the cl~<:md<. " People in thi> q>untrY nted a ~'"d cir <>c:apc-reali>m," IICCOrdln& 10 No•al, ""'mnhma I hey """ ..~. as real but ;111 •1," lind oon•idc:rm& Nova~ o•n hbtof)l. il'o hard 10 dlSO&J<t . Queen City opened at JJ8611aolry """· on 1969 as • coin •torr Ihal ~d " boo4" (01 in "romoc") on IM >ide. ll<ri No,._~ and h" (>lha EmD. Sr. 'OQI\ rt'ai\H'd •hdllthe r ral demand WI\ . ··co'"'· rnaaumc<, rudy , poprrbods-nothinJ rold .. ~. (romocl boob," No••~ recalls, .. .., ... lilled the demand:' Aud thr Novaks stantd the bu•m<>> n1 the riJ)l1 mom<nl, becou>c in t969 the lin~ orli<iaJ ''"'"'' Boo~ PrktGutd• appraml, no1 held 11 8:30 p.m. featuring Allee T"o Slrp. Onr of la.t )tat'• favoriles at With Burfalo's balm) to Amhent w1ll again be avallablt ._ . blluard "tathcr conditioru, h'< on Sunday. Ice sdttn~ on La~e hard to count on snow ~~ohrn L4S~IIc Will b< su~v1std from you need 11. AI leaS! that was noon 10 S p.m. wnh music and th< opimon of SA Director or hm chocolate provided. Limiled Athlrlic Affotrs Tom ~san Who SkUtt renral will bt avallable ror 1> respoMible ror much or lhe on I~ S.7S ror I he afrernoon . plannina or lhis )"'ar's WlnltT Olha <:arniva~ c-ents "'ill bt Carnival Wblcb ~tans toda) and 1 Cofrecbo""' aJ DOOn today in IK_Haas Loun&e and llO Opal runs through Sunday. .. Each e"ent atlracls a ~t tomorrow in th~ do(ferent son of crowd," Ecan Rath 5keIIor._ . opl•intd in an intc-rvitw lw The Cauu•al 1$ spQruortd by .. eck . With • long ochtdult or lht Sludelll As$ocia1ion lSI\) rvenu, there's sure 10 b< lhrough mandatory fees. The -.omrlhing for everyone. Squire Hall fta-r-talion Cc:nrer. The Cam•••l opens today in the Speaker's Bureau and lhr Squire !;loll\ fillmore Room Commut<r Arfai"' Council art "hh a commuter brea.kfast al 8 al•o 1<\J'On>iblc for som< "andllldlllll& the boot·pnc<'< and • m Tbi> h gear<d toward t \ C'Itl\ ~.:ornnlutcn. E1an said. who "llhough a r... of th< k'Jl••nw•lln.t; ~ he 1radc. M each ~~ Gulllc 17"" >0 did Jo.ou~ '> J C II~IliC'S d~pend on rhc >QrnCIII!Ie\ lind II harO 10 &<I >t<>rt. and by 1913 the ,.O<~ rdl<d •n\ohtd tft !.ehool activities. .. c:a~.M<, most do no\. This il a rnluely on It• oomic bool ur.... The breaLfast ftal Ul« a <Ur< 10 maltt this )"'ar's Alta lht ddo- Nont'• death 11• rancakrcatina coni<Sl al 9 ~ . m . Wantcr Cari\lval a real suttc:S\, yt-ars &I"· hi' 0r'l lOOk 0\'tr. Intramural\ "'" bt fea1urtd Egan Sllid, remarking on ho"' l'tlaJ\IIIrtl; thr !.U)rt' 10 II\ l)fesft11 ~ all wc:tk Slllr1inc today with \\lltlt.·rn\ :nr ••toc~rd to the da)' saanu,"' one of the' Counuy't "thrcc-<Jn ·lhrcc" basktlball 1n Unlversuy "i1h norhing I!' dn." lara<" comiC boo~ r<tall·lr>d< ctn,tnCluk Gy1n at 6 p.m . Tomorrow, volleyball will bt l'laytd at the AmhtrSI bubble ~•anina at 5 p.m. and apin on s,.,,.-.... !il•ff ,;,N., "'"'prum' J"" "•Y •a• coUcctlon:s, or rare Slf\t.lc cop1n wonh 1hous;andsof donan. A m•nl· ronditionAI•n•IMysmynumba 1 ronur (ar<:a 19J9). Ia< tumpl<. SO<> lor SIO,OOO. "ll's aJ"""' lmposJibk 10 food carl) ed~oons m monl condnion ," Nom .,.pW_oed, ·•unl<:u 10mronc buY' lh<no and ""'L' them '" • ~ook ror 30 )<lr> - ~hich , 011,.11 mcs happrns." Conn< boo~• apprarod u· 1\rt><~k• in 1hc earl) 19:10\, hw r;,., ~·ne only """"I"'P<I ·>Ulp reprlnll II ~-.. not unril the lair 1930> 1ha.1 romio •n< ""uoliy mod< lrom onaonal ""--cts. thu• u<h<rlnJ in lhr " Cioldm AI< or •~• '40>"- thr O&< or nrl) Marvd lolysaenn and DC Ad\~turo Blll O'mk Ymmx Atilt!, •uh '"''" ~la• riJhlln& filii«·, \U) 10 7Jtr the sporu t1ld or rite C.~t~~>al can 'sn back and ~>-atch t~ Zodiaqut Dance Company perrorm ror rrc:e in the Fillmon counl.l'y skiina from 9 a.m. un1i noOn at the Ellicott Complc~ . Sldina will also run frorn I p.m. until 4 p.m. A FIIC\IIt.Y Bruneh and cron-oounrry Skii!IB will ix ofrered on Suoday from II a .m. 10 2 p.m. Contact the Faculty Oub ror dctaib. 0onns wiD a)Olpti.C ill a tUJ• of·war 11 Goodyear Hall Satwday at I p.m., whclher it's cold and slippery, or mild aod Liter Saturday a Untveralty Union Activity Board (UUAB) Coneert Will be aluihy . l'ht' ·'Comic.\. Codt' Aulhority" !ilamp on mos. C'Omta tad«)' ,, ~ llctually a ><Siic< of the ~kC'anlly Rrtl l~nur. (fc-ltlurin& Jim Bouton • Former pitcher with the Yankeu & Atlanta, • Famou• Spomca•ter • • Author of the but •ellers 'Ball Four' and 'fM Glad You Didn't Take It Personally' ~ TO SPEAK AT U.B. refused chc seal bcclutc lhc wn of one c.:honttu·r Yt'Ql a hao1n addkt. Mosl stor~ no(u.\Cd co carry othC'f ··un·AmC"t'ican.. com.c> Ihat tatkt\t lht seal or oppronl. lhu> drlvint unclnpou.nd SOli pubb~cn iuth a\ DC. •i1h lis •eud ScwHN .erial . llln sodol corruption by com~e• IS no lon~CJ a Pl'P"br lear Toda~', comic (8Jl hu hun.ltedS O( Cho<o-'1. from such \tandlr<h •' SpHivmDn and FaniiiJ.Ih' I our. to more bitarrr, li~e undcr~tound producttons and Ps)'chollc- /11...-t Ftor .~ d~'liiWr~. co ab\C'urt- blad.... and· "'hitt ··raunndi, 11 mn.dr by ~ptrlog l\nl3tC'Ufl. The dirrermcr ba ..-... --,~ IOiellii<OI, t~t dc<ml and Ill< JU:nk;' No .a\. M:ht'ta. " 1ht "'"'i"' ..... 1<1• a little~ >tri.nun& "hen ntr) thr« issua- trrho can .do lhal'!" I~<' mtdli&<nl ono," M rontmucd, ··you '" supc:rhc:ton \h.avr. 1n hC'Idacho-. evm h.a\<t p,.obltm.s ¥~'1th "onum-•t's .areal . '' ••But •11h t"ht ilore sccnu 10 t \ iM in a \'Uutmuum, •u fathrn bt1.n.a in !oQrU ca>Q., bit> QrJll<>r 113>1. "Cdm• ,.Dvnrt 'll'o__~:· OM man \,ln(O\ff~. 'God. t \I\CCI tU tC'-.d thlt .'' h ' , h~C' I m\IX'\tm Of poP"'(\JkUrt, onl) )'OU can loodl-and bu) Attd _ ,..... IO i'lcmok, 10" .toould aon buyuoc ,..,..,,_ to cukl\"a.lt lh· coll«"'ina inttlnn . ·• fhe mo.-e- )'OU hi\C, lht mOfe you "uru. and the km&\:'t you hold oo," Novak theorized. "Then )OU ..-11 'em in 20 yan and buy • boUK." TIME: 8:00 pm PLACE: Fillmore Room of Squire DATE: Thursday, Feb. 5th ADMISSION: $1 .00 Tickets available at: Squire Ticket Office and at the door. SA Speaken Bureau, Athletic AHairs 2 i era. 1)\11 lhn-C' 10 Pf0tf'C1 lhc: : nalion's )'OWl& mond> room tM ~ ITIOf< <Ofi'UplinJ rocu or lilt, ...... 96 lhrou&h 98 or .Sp,derma-,.,. for t.u mplt, •~c FOUR(?!) Sorntlhl• a dlrr.,.•• Tho>e not so mclincd to join For •the eady birds on Saturday, !here wiD be cross- :: BALL "ipectatou arc wdcotne-. AlllherS! Campus. \11.:1.) hrn\.'"hnltu," ht' ia1d. Through the )'t'"JNi, Na11'1 pYe on Lake LaSanr at in the') alw come as a pnmc cu:m('lc ... tn noon . Prr•reaisuation u r<Quirrd ror llll activities and Room Fndi) a1 3:30 p.m. The company Is currently pcrforn\lna al the Ccnltr Th.atre downtown Buffalo. On Friday night, Starting at 9 p.m .. rhe Carnival blaS!s off with 1 TI<E btu blast wilh the WPHD road • ohow, featuring Taylor and Moore. Beer will bt thrcot for a do0a.1 at this partY In lht Talbm Han Ballpm on the Nov•L bdiC'\n rcllea the polual and -.aJ •tii...SO or 1bc """· du., ..-.. hod I) , alona wtlh tt1ln~>, ol Clar~ G)rn. Wrappins op the Intramural\ on Salurda) will he ~roomball boo'-' ft'l;l'lt'f morr than chMaCtCT t.lta:nlt' n \CT ttk . £ Novak rnnar\cd and chc:n ":art l.hr()U.&h 1M &lau t.o mmuni~ rom'~ 1941 thr:rr or Kon:o, and 10 the Vl<t Cona, :e (often shown killina 1hcir own & men). "h's all propq:anda to prt-pare: lht ~ idi (or our wan,'' • IMy Uft lht . . . Batman and Superman VYa\otd '" thr"Sthc-rll~~ollhr50!."andlhr miJ)liY rilan or ,...,;_ tnadml•ll), "'"' •uinmab4c on tho>< days A<eo<dona 10 No••~- "When vou hi1 Supcml411 "''lh .. dub, hr \\Cnt do'--n ." )'arlo, i I red-laced SclliniJu), lh< onanal> ~ �:! c l , E ~otsdam. dynamites.beer. blasts 2 "They bave a lot or IIIRilel>c< ill tht (l)l'lllllllllity an4 'with tbc BoaJd "'!'k»uld hi\'O bdl'<4 liS. " .,i ! ,_ PobdWs Y....,..,Boant-1alr orllcially ptK<d a ban on campus beer blasts despite months or etroru by students 1111<1 COIICCmOd citizens to eontinue the tnditioD. The ban, outlawiD& the U yeat pnctice both 111 Pocodal Slllle .O>Ikae liOd ClartJOO'Collqe, wcot into errea on D<ccmbtt 31. The bWu co used PfOI>OtlY damace. rowdiness and cseasive noise levels, some townspeople daimed . 1 Allboca&h Rud<nu at Poudam ·ond OW<son '18!~ ,gja ~~. they inoblcd tiiiU the peni<s are • imp6nut f1111cl raisers. Melli or the money is US<d to ~~- coiJcae fratemitieo ud SO<Oritics, with.• lata< pan dooaled.to chadty. ' The Villqt Board's repqned failure to oomwomise ....,..a rnal!j"-Sludents. "The Board shoUld have di!C~ the problem with the Rudents in an effon to reae1a a <001q1romia," sald SUNY l'oada1ll Dean or the PIIJiical Emirocmtaol ~ llllms, ....., b aloo member or thf ~ Board. Burt~~ was tb< only Bo.ro member who YOted qainR the ban. Althoush the blasts wen: hdd on canopus, the villa&< 10vmrina booty bas tbe authority 10 ban tbttn. '"l'loe Y~ Board bu thc<riaht to pjvern lillY aacmbly, pOMit or private. •• ~ptaioed Burnt': • Student CJffll:ialt are upoet that tht POtSdam 'admiDiltrotioD ch-. no«. to intetfen: with the Boon!'• Boyoou Sludeors demolllltated tl)eit dbsatlifl<lion With the Board's decision by ~ pressure. They sup!- a dx day bo:roOtl or the dowtllown tim and stora. Allhoup it did ml' sedoosly affea the madtants' bwioess, the bo)'tOit repon..ily made villqe storeownm realize how mutb or their income Is dlrtctly related to ROdents. Students not on1t communicated thdr meuaae but pined the suppon or.....,. concerned mm:bamrand oitl#ns. ·s.-al buslnesanen sent leum to the Villqe Board in suppon or tb< Rudents. o.ller .-sl'lll ways of raisins publi<:- awareness inC!udm a nlly and a nl&ht parry. In order to that a ben was 100 dnstlo a measure, Ruden!$ held two more blasu-both Mnt wiihout incident-before the Oocembtr tleedline. The Oarbon-Student AaoclatlooPftSC'IIIed~the Bccil Jritlt a petltion eontaiDins 1100. siplatures from ><u~nts and loal rtsidents opposin& tbt ben. Tbt Board still would not P"" ln. t'The Boerd is unresponsive to the Rudeftts who have 11<> rqw~llltion do'lmJown," Aid-· Tb~ • &tudents an 1oc:u1in& on aaft¥11& tilt ri&/lt to vott in Villq:t d«biOf\S. "Students wanr to vote in a 1own when: they .....,d lbdr money, tim< and effort hdpin& the communitY," said Bebb• ..UOO. "We'N~-uo. .dmiuiotntion~ "lfw.,..;.lh<'ri&ht tovooe.ond thti.ssuelll hand;. to. mn.tiD iMc """· ~ toolr ~ neutral stand," - not dead," sb< <l{plalntd. "I think that wt wUI ona Poodam St-~ .....-... JtOY ~llid. ~)lave th• IJIUu.•· ! i i i . ! i ~ .ilaa· prove r-------~~----------------------------~ FIELD SERVICE ENGINEERS Explore th" earth in th<! crucial ~ for oil and gas """""es as a manager of a fldd Je~Vice laboratory. Apply your dell~"" ro th<! fullest and learn mo~n you ever imagined ~ld. Earn an outstanding salary and drive your pe.rsonaf company car. · llitdwdl Is expanding. And we n~ field service cngineet:S wbo want mo~ &om a job than .!tting 8 ro 5 behind a desk. Position features excellent adYllllamcnt opplatunitles. Rtquimnents aa a ~ in the. physicalac.iesx:es.-.E.E..•.M.E.. u:t. engineering lcia>ce, pb~. ReO!lb~ ~ - and an indomitable opirlt that ....,lcotMs <.ballenee- • Binl'lfCII, a divi$ion of Sehmograph Service CofllOration, .is an in~ ~cal eKploration company involved in wi~line servi= for oil ~ wells and the collection and fonnularion of raw sei.smlc data . Tall< with us. Or write.: Personnel Di~Kror, ana ~ ,1590. lU!a. Ok.lal!o<1!a 7+10l. f'bone: 91s:.6l7-JJJO. 1 tQ)l A DIVISION BIRDWElL 0~ SEISMOCRAPH suv'rc E CORPOMTIC1N A guJISIOIAin' liP KArTHt:OS t,UI PAS'I' I THE B8WIELL . EXECUTIVE. I CONTACTS 100% GUARANTEED s:o:r~~~~s I ~ml HA~~ :.~.. ~~ -n.. C*rtlnlloa--•r aott ......., I NOW ' ·1..8ou.:.-EVARo· 1L No Ajlpt. ..__, M·AL L 835-484-4 ..11 r. 2ll~; • -..WITH COUPON- - "l'ROOnE'S·~ II ._~ Dint ..1JJ__ II JSU'a 4th . , 1 1 0. ).We CW.r · ~ ef CliDfM Wilp · FREE I ·II . - wmt .... - THI8 _... ,_ 11 1 I II I Explra·Scpt. so, '11 •1 II V_AUD ANYTIME ' I ...,,.., .. I ,~~· II I I .., L-----------------------------------~----~~----------~~ - p_, .._ ROOIIt'! JIS IIIII IW ., ~~~-~~..,, "'~!'or.~ --.....u~UQ-- . ~~ I I r1 BAGEL BRUNCH to be held TODAY la room 344 Squire Hall B;IOL {8rlag Your .___o__~.oa~ __ ) _....., �~sn~o=r=t~s~=====,=======r put Union teamJn Dutch, 6-4 ! loy lerfrey R. Tll•nloe • Assblanl Sporn &IJtor UB'• boekey tOam f ...... off a valiut oomebadt dlon oy the Union Coli~ Oulcllmca. ijo........ \11< rdy fell o11ort .. tb< BuiJ .....,..., the ~ viaor Saturday <v<ninJ • TonoWIIIIda Icc Tunc. Ltd by Keith Sa..,.., and P.ur Yvbu,.ilh rwoJQOb ~. the 8ul4 d<plodtd H period lead b<fore the • Dutchmen """"' flyina bact. "I 1<1 friahtened ~· h.ave a bla lead, •• Kid Head Coach Ed Wriaht . "We don't work u hard." Sawya- opened the scorina 11 1:04 of the first unza 10 iJnite UB'• llome. Las than a minute later Yuhas ttollitd his ram or tht. pone on a pretty r...r· from ~e Bob NUQber<riO. "We (tbe line or 'fobas, Nucllc:rmo and Paul NardiiZZ>O) wodt on tliM plaJ all tbe time. We 0011>< tlueao-two ...., usvally or us .... • takat oa~ or the 1'1&7-dlls ila~e 1'11>1 {Nord.olzzo} ,... eapiUed ''Tbal 'Nudl'llippc<1 •Jl'UI lato my ...... really a locWon pus." ror a ...... 00, J!k..m ..,.,,.;· 11:• v-.. r,.. th< o:nd or bl< Jlklt (*~Ucb litenlly s&uck in tho <lie or X Fuauron'a bdma.) : Wkh J!)lc pmc <fWtualirocatlon. SaW)'<T Will b< ~ ·~·by th< ~ for t:B'> oat JAm< aplDSI ". Roc:he:An-Tcdl. : Clooiq out the JC0riz1a ror UB in tho r.,. ........ ~ 'f ubu tallied his t<cood .,a1 or tho .-ina. l'larduao ~ somehow nw>qtd to pin posw:ssion ol lh• du<: and slid< II .,..,. "' Nuch<rmo. wt.o mys~ically fed 'fllhu ! . for tho ..,.r oc 1~:33 to put the Bulls up by rovr. Ho~RYCr. nine seconds lat<r Union b<pn chlppina IWI\X.OCIM UB l<ld. Bill Wallocored hi> third lOll of tbe IC&$0.0, b<atina KJuninsh to his &Jove >ide and makina lht score S-2 in favor of UB. Uoiol>-courtaeoUily battlod thdr way bock' into the JAm< b!' bcini. tb< -euor in tho rcmolnln& ,... period>. ··Tbcy put thdr thiftcs toactJ!er ba....., that rn and t<cood period;• -ed M.vt Wcr6a. WiUo o.r.w Ia lilt _.., boa f.. dbo'llri.... the O..duDal - - .- ~ p)OI at U:ll. Ocfcutll\111 Wall iutimidakd the Buffolo paulty lrillon lcavina Don llcalJ aloat Ia f,_ to cut 1M UB lead to two. Penalties 0<1<:e qain bcpn to l&U thdr toll on tho _Built .. U..ioo stoned con~Je~llna Wl\ile s...,... wu ta>'il>& bil.,.jor penally, Brian Pilecki ...., J<nl<riCtd to two minut<s for duhin&. Iavin& UB wltll Ollly three •klu:n. AI 8:53, F'crJWOII Ia J0 a llap J110t fiOnl tho point. The Pl'cl< -llilina wide. ~cr. UB ddauan.an Oa)'lon WIIIU:n dtfl<atd tb< puck by the 1111M<C! fl!or UB the xictory marked tho - d time this year the .Jiollb lhe Dutdl...., ill Dcdmber. liB sk...S "" ·a 6-3 win .,.... .Union • Scbaoect.Jdy, New Yort. • "Ooor l<am played"-sscaiJy the a.me way M our first lll«linJ." OOIIUnaltnd Wrilltt. "They oat-bustlod us in Ill< foool two periodr. We ~ forum.;.< !h.- Bily Kamiml<a Played • .....SO... for us." "It '• JOOd IO ball IU)'I rwlce-they did ic 10 US "-lruka. llolhdubl tried fi"IJIIicallyto .,..._,the other frotn • • Lw year,· said Senior Jim Galanti. •Oalanli. wt.o took nliM' of • peuiblo 10 raor-orro. S<!Clril!t • rlnal p)OI. GoUcndtr KaoJUnsta cam< up wu praised by bu eoach. "Jlmmy played a otroaa ,..;th tho ~~~~ >&>< OUI11ftOUS til'll<• 10 pn:lftW tho pme for us. He bB played the 111001 c:onsiumt hod<ey viaoey. In favor of the Clllra 2llkk<r Union pulled thrir or hi• career at UB thi$ )'Oar,'' the ooach r.aid. With Juu under ..... mlnut ... 10 play in that rii'St &Oolli<, ho'"""er, the effor1 proved frukkls a> Narduuo picked up the IOO« puc~ and tossed it tb< period Sawy<r n~hed hb JCIC'Ond or tho conae~~. While • ddoyed penalty qainu Union'• Kyk Woodnun ,..,.. len&th or tht ia for the: insurance &o&l whh only four I~S~II'IUito• rr...o callod. Sawyer too~ a DAle Ouynn pan and riflod the J('C()nd) rtmaln'"!-· • Wtttc'H WA'f 010 HE 00? Ul 8w~J• -~ ' • Ill N•ntuuo . . .C#IIH tM nM r01 lM ;luck paa Ban !Jn>ob, Union'• freshman netminder. Un10n Head Coocb Charlie Morrbon summanud P«'l • Jtltrf9 --~ lht Union,_, lM BUill .. who 1'1• .. • Mot • t lM pc.,oua. l>eat ttw Alon1 w;,h his pair oiJOtb. Sawyer al>o r<'C<ivtd a the pm< bnclly by . .)inl. "They JOt the jump on u> mi>coodua for buu~on& O.•e Fcraosoo "ith early and th.tt'• that." dd...., u- the"""· _.. .... Keglers win with pins to spare In the form of Uuc." dl.ampwm~. lht UB men'' hn"ri"l oum cam< from b<ltind m laJI "«lend'• A.'-\OCIII10n ofColle,la1e: Union\ lntcrnalional (ACUI) lo,urnamcnt 10 win by only c-iJht pin'>. Held lithe Oiyrupoc Bo•l-lht some loootoon u ll>l .. cc ~ •, Rochntcr lnuitutt of Tcchnolo&>' Tournammr-UB rallied lrom a 90-pin. aJhtb-pm< dtfoc~ to puU out of the ·~O<l and •oHdof)' thctl t•o year rCIJft 0\. deltt.:tinc cllomPL Buffalo hn• lon >COred a ,;,._.,.total or ssa7, edJ)n& out Nl...,. CouJOty Communkr CoUes< (NCCCJ and Rnwdoa Polyttdlnk lnsthUtc. UB COKh Paul TziniCJI$ odnuued. "ltbouJhlin tho riJ)It frame we load lool the toumouncrlt. I thou&bt ibout a lone ride (home). But the auyo wne throuJ)I." Former UD hn,.1.,. ~b M<ldtnbau<r was the all· event> winner lot NCC 01 11166. Buffalo's Scou T.tintcri.u"Onetdc-d that ··co •in tides tUne lhtlc bH or luc:k:· bu: the coach added that plaY'•& oondition> "('rt fn UB", fa, or ''(There "'O'c) &ood lant condiJlon.s-8ob Romeo roUcd a ahr«-pmt" total of 7ll ind had >rr<a~ •ol I) strlka in a ro• and 17out ol 18 11riko at one point , .. he e•plalned . Aher tiuua,lina rhrouahout much of thctouma.rnt1U. Hambura·, J'm Dum-- s-.itcbtd in tbc lib prortoahordrubbefball. Twu<mnotedthat!Ncrt'• chan.., or fonunc 10 ooil!rid< wollo """ or tho entire Jq184. The ooadl crndlltd "everybody on Lim team" ,..;tb bela& "a bi1 pan oftho ....;.. " Bob Romeo rrnisbed wkh a Dint-pme total Ol 1117 and I 278 bOJh pme. while Ort~ Plc:hrec rollod • 1749 tOtal for UB. Tbe On•·)'Cir coach pointed OUI that this victory WI~ vital for UB: "If~ didn't lioulo amon& thr top,,..• Seirr- who rolled a 68• in h" rin1 lhrc-c reams, 'hit titiJOn wat o"n-no nationab. no pm<J-rtni>h<d third Individually. •nlo • no.,.....,... r6hina!" or •ho •oeyb<IO~ eomeboc:l. the dated Tzlnkru total of~. Wnh hl&h sam<> of 268 and Uil. Sa« i• 10 lM r'UMin& f01 ~n ift\llAhO" '0 the: tnchtndual conduded. " I don't thtnl •• can .--.. maooh thu (in tho future)." Nttiooal> m Mcmpha. Tenn. Swimmers lose, but . .. Tbe- UB wom~n·s Jwlm ceam drof>Pt'd a 9S·ll d«i.don 10 \·bhln.a Ckvclaud State Soturday aft<rriCIOn. but the Royals' t:.y Simonson •ole tbe mow. Siii>OIUOII'> perlormaoce featured hor portrC1pohon "' tJuu m:ocd...u!DJ erroru. Simomoa...,., a 2;11,6 in Ill< 200-yard bun<r0) <b<tt<nOJ h<r OW11 mart of 2: 1&.9 1ft laJt OICISOG), a 5:0l.7 on the .tQO.yord iudividoal ontdlcy (oaoin.bmlk>na btr o""' r«<Jd or 5:0) 011. and led-off tbe 800-yard free ...., teaon ("·hd al>o •n<lud<d Ken• ICimb<rly, Alln Worie)' and Amy Britloo). S<ttiOJ a ><11oo1 tm>rd of 1:51.4. Simomon'• at<ll.v perform~~~« qualorocd h<r for the up<omin& Divbion Ill n•tlonob. The Royals' re<:ord ftll1n }-4 ""h the loss. UB will face Brockport Stat<this even inK (7:JO p.m .. Clar~ Pool). �Bulls see playoff pic~ure with Geneseo yictory by Tolly l"tltl Spon.sl:.dlt'-1' 11 is cold and nu Kason -and UB ba.sketbaU Bulls &ot just.what the doctor ordered Saturday niaht. in a 7~7 win o V« conference rival Geneseo Slate Colleae in Clark H all. • The mile bum ina from Dave Acr«'s f~ told thc story. Tho UB sophomotc suard sank • thirty root $hOI at the buuer to cap 3 nislu ..here tvtrythina "•nt riaht for Buffalo. ''Wt'v( betn bulldina to,.ard a aame like thh and it all came IO&tlhet tonialu ," t•plained Bulls assi>tant coach Tony Smith. "Every~· chipped in." The "'in raised tht UB r...:ord to l·2 on <'Onfr<rn~-. COmP<tition -and nur1ured their hopes for a playoff b<nh later in the sca>on. Buffalo's record soes 106-ll o•erall and S>turday's victory was the strond in .. row aaainst ~onfcr~nct: roes . . "This ""as a mast aam.:." Buffalo Coa~h Bill Hughrs notc:<l. "We ploy<(( tour lood b>llgam<i straight starting "'ith Hartwick, but· we had to ..in Uti~ one." The U B offen~ roared from tht oprmng upof( tcarong apart Gentseo's zone prcu with ,.,.isp. prediit 11as!<':S. Radar stiooting by ToM P~rson• and ~ohn Pitzpatri<:k helped proprl the Bull' to an torly 26· 16 1.-~d with Buffalo hitting on their lirst nine shot>. lly halftimr Hughes' ,quad had •trct~hcd thdr l'·~dtu lJ po~nts 40·27. l aJiitlt puSii "W.c were Intent o n ptuhtngthc ball inside," •·xplolnod Pur.uns wbo pun\ped In 18 points and snnrtd 8 rebound<• • Buffalo was highly.rsu<'CrS!ful ''pu,hins the boll in,id,·.'' t.,ooking at the UO ~hooting charts show•'tlch3t all but 3 handrul ol buk~ts came from right around the hoop. Uulh made 18 or Jl ShOts ln the rirll Jl3fll0. • ' •, "Tht delay aamc wa~ the >11>artcst thing ""did Jli nigh\," >he BuM>' co:fch observed ...., Lncw if ... •·ouldgct the kad th•'n >Pr<."JU lh<_ ,uc do ull rtaht." The str:>l<iY sucn>ssful a< the ~to ..cr <..cncs.!o players w~re ,forced info playina m•n·IO•rnln ddrn>c aanin>l the •win Buffalo auards and ror,.ards. Usina sctssor ~uts and ,..,.., .. th~· Uulh conunually &01 the ea<y basLet . Tht srcond 1\311 ..a .. the UB ttam rome uuc as •-old ;oo, they""" hot •n the rir" half, but the >P<'Il dcdn't 1.,;1 long as lluffalo concinu•'tl tu lncrcasr thnr k>d The Kn•&hts' ~•nt« Paul Rkh. wa• the only ~ncseo play<'f to mu,t<r Lln.J of olfcnsr as the Bul~' .Jrftnsc ~cpt their arms an_d ,.n.,d ' "'l<'hc> tu h-.:p the mside $Caled off. Rtc:h finished "'th 17 point\--'3 Gcn=o high . fittpatric~ led all scorers "'hh 19 points >nd ~-nior for,.ar.J Harold Walk« outdistanced all rtbound<.n with 16. If an Ouutandina Pl<l)'tr for tht <..arne award ..-ere given 11 "ould ha•r to SO to UB's Walker . The nau.r or Mobil<, Alabama .... all o •« the <'UUrt lor Buffalo drhcn& for loo'«' ball< and <natdung rebounds He ht had slur un hi> linger>. Walker ahu dropped 10 13 points . ••If's a "'holr nc¥> M"l!iOn.' ' cruhu~ \lull\ 1uard ~ a ron Hrnderson. "Thcs ~<:am chance1 when tht ch•pS are do,.n. " WalLer added. ''II wai a CTU\.' &alsomr ,. Cross-town Iivai BuffaloStace Colll'gc will be.' In caark-Hnll next Thursdli.Y Ftbruary 12 at 8:10p.m • n,., ""'d "''U ••> ~~• ....... THli.AMA.IUU:fhe lull• H•I'ONW• •-P2'••••doMtftaflt ur. f't.47 nt1ory"'" a..,.... S.•'- CoH-.. S.tUif'de¥ tor;:•"' L40'11'M ..yht 1"he .\lt~M~M Mb'9 c.tMppH ;n ta oornt• ~ ~ Oowtt , , ~ All we want you to d.o is supervise· 150 people_and a multi-million dollaroperation. ""Y UB ~oyals dim Knights; Lilley blooms, nabbing 14 The UB Royal> ~ the staar f0t one arw niaht of baskt1boll in Oatk Hall !blurday when they compleltd che fim h1lr11f a •ucc:a.<ful double And do it well. That's the kind of Job a General Manager of a l-{llls Department Store has on his. or her. hands. And It takes a speclalldnd of peJSOn to do II We're looking tor talented. hard worldng college graduates to be the new genera1lon of Hills General Managers. It means long hours and relocatiOn. buill can _ be a rewarding career. We have one ollhe most advanced training programs In the Industry. ll's designed around a Career Advancement ProgJ(]]u •••sed that has seen a number ol our Asslstant Managers becoming GM's In less time than almost any other major reta1ler. 11 you'd be Interested In hearing more about the outstanding opportunities Hills has to offer. why not talk to one or us. . Jusrbrlng your resume to the placement ottice. so We're certaln to see you when we're on your ~~there 0 ~ F.... lZ 1: ll CoJ21aet your p lacemeni oUiQe for cleotafla. headu "'et'l' of .Gc:nescb Statt Cottrac. l'Nampin& cht Lady Kniahu by an awnome ~7 pobm. &1·24. It wu t &AIM thac di1playtd 1 near llawl<s baske<ball P<tformance by the Royal• and an mor packtd showina by ~....,. Tbc.' l.IB wom<n opmtd with 1 very dolibcrote pusin& pme, choosing to WO<k !be.' bll.l imide where Bllffalo hid 1 decldtd hci&hl ad....,taac. Janet Lilley. !be.' Buffalo""''" .Ww~~r~, COfllinually drove iRJid< tbe Gencoco llOIIe droppin& in niY bask<U. The KtiiOr from IJ<ooktyn round the &<>ing easy..- or tile e•caina lnditl& all rrboundm with IS whilr •anini 14 poon11 fO< tbc boJU "We worttd oa rcvcn111& the bill all ptOe." Royals eoa<:h Linda O'Docndl n:lltcttd. "We areiiYin& to Ct1 dioaphncdo•n and poticacc on orrauc:· 111< ...,.. ~ upec1 or tbc.' prri< was Monc Cl<moos' trnP<O"'ttl ploy. aa-. a H J1101ot 'fornnl frOtD the Ikon.\. sPdtcd (rtqua~.tly dlolrina tbc COIIICSI lliOd turacd ill I lUll ckfauive pcrlO<-. Her "''ft on the bMnls and quiet outlet -tope the US r... brcak . . - lo IIIah ,.., til . - i q. The cmca-rorwonl rmilhed the , . _ with double lo.40 polats and 10 rebound>. l.ill<r s.,.. Harvey Dolllver "You ba¥C to~ Marie Clanoa.ulot or atdit. Sbejust qlaycd uupa pmc," O'Donnell~ . ~ "We 111-.td 10 . . - e 10 ...U oplrut the mne ~our pusiaa pme was dlc:tlll&. •• O'Dotmdl ~.' 'They had no""" wtilo& • • sarcu ond tbal'• wily tile Cut break 10 -r..t." Lil.l.- neodsj'* )6 poilltsiO .-h tile 1,000 point - k ( Of betcat<U. Sbe..;.: be the r... Roytlf ployer CV<f to,_, thll plo&-. Sbc aloo bu. p>oc1 cb.- or oaartq 1,000 rebo....U In ba carter btiaa abouT 100short. O'Docodl CliPICNOd bet desire (Of Ulley IO brfllr the ftCOfd II home ap1su1 llufflllo St.m Collqo ne>a Thu~. but wich 'Illite pmn on 4.hc rolld bcfOft then bet c11anca o r breatlll& It 11 home •e slim. Th< RoyaistftUoYCrJIIIthlsiC&IOnlltld tr<hoplllltOpua.blhc:ir reco<d over .500 while oo tbt roed. tJB lhol t 1110011ocn rrom the l1dd and a borrlbk J l - • 1 • • • from !be.' fOIIII Hllc. -Ton:t Pdti •1 ...,.- �classified •-J. ,.. pm s.a. ,.1,.Ml.. lttn-~ ..,._--·-- .-.. GlaSON •u sh vrinO K~ Ol.fffar. ...., ,..,._, ' ......, • potec.e f iUPLE IEAM 1 --'LANCE" ._ wl•. 1C1 etc~ rww. c.tl '-» "'40 Chicken W ings SKI EQUIPMENT; t<~ JJ(i.s 000.1~ SolOmOn bJMI~HO HOt"~u boO" l't'f a. t -U .S EQv l pmf'~t !n, pooc:~ cortdfi Aort. 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Or• fts &V &lt...,BL E t N-,.., EOil£1.-Y U ft'lon ¥ 1C "" ~ 1.1t1 'r..v ..nt •l ,.,.., tl1 MI• r "~ •OOMM.ATE WANTID P•Ot: tUtO N~t. \TUD£ N t .._,n~ to lPI~trt" n K • norn.e lwtt h O•t fiiOf fflrd tt.-tOI•t ttf on E9QI"-r! Sv fit ' " " 'Ui f" ,_,.,. A~~ Se ......,.fi"'I .. F'etra..wy l.aft Wilt tol"'t'f'lf 'w-. at ..s.J Mfl'\ c •~'u' """CA'i'5iiVTce; -.:1;d ~twtG.tV Iem-.aotm (tllt'VC! IM'~iJ) ~ '),)\~ ~I N C.LE ll:OOM A\I A tt..A&LC ~ '~ '""9 t.ma.. eo "'"" <•mo.,' • •'' "' vt l ll•n I)) .o• f" (NoAl,E aciO~U WA IIrt lEO t:t """'' "''" ~ ep.trl~«""' w 1f'l WOME N_. GI ._.E,_M ~<-I~S.. 5•.1r ) • C ft7t .,..yt un~ PERSONAl 50% OFF O,t~i'Vl ..~ • twe , l ...,.,,.., tOUr o.tWl-"' Wt n.r e \1 t \ 1 ~ Ento.. • O.OO.r 1-'U S.loo Flnol) NOW THRU FEB. 71h A ct 0 I ' 00-4il Hnf' f'O\I S "'"""" OfO PoiPP'f M«J ~'•· Wf!.t te '1001 Otl t flftf No <CUM fr.m•t• f'l~ tt. t(.W U.t S.t Ill! 6Df'll •• tovnc or Wtf', Uti P&vf t3t ll ... tlt ft)t POU N D NEAR WcHQm4n J'tJ.e•tr• UCI~ Wrratd\. IGe-nllfV' 11.nc1 " ' ~o~wn c..tt ~t 4r33Wl•ven~ Jolt 1)1.,. l(f:V " "" '*cknO C.,., 4nd A"OtOt't't'dt (.evt L..wt 4 tn a ll. litt'WMCI Offe( eG, Cil!l '?mana...-, L0$1' aEfGE AND WHI1 £ ac• rt or1 lW~~CNY M .SC... s.nti ~t~ 't'tl ~ ~~ ~ .QOt l:la tne. ·=::. ::.::.-.: 1)&.,... ::::'.~ ...... C•ll17S 09i6 • r-----------------~ :1 • I ~ 1~ Mr. Taco. .. 3248 Main Streel " '"" """' VB I 1 Buy A-2 Tacos or Burrito• & G~!,!.~!, ~~dt1~EI ""'" ""• COUpOII YOU LL LOVE OUR SUBS TOO" ....... s..-4.. And anti/ S.tanlay f~6. 7th Join the Fo in oar DRAW YOUR DISCOUNT! Sunday, F•b. 8 7:30 p.m. Flllmor• RO'Om, Squlu~ Hall Si.50 WINTER CARNIVAL ---Kick-OJJCommuter Breakfast 8:00 am 12 Noon l5c Oounuts FREE Donuts PAN CAKE EATING CONTEST TODAY at 9:00am . WEDNESDAY. FEB. ith W•lorSIM t,.- nNoc.loot '-FIE! r~.....,_. ........ Both ,Events will take place in The Fillmore Room of Squire Hall 4 lrl'ffDL.I.vCkSp-..1 by c-..~a 1\/fwn .nJ n.. w.-- eamn.a1 lllfTIRE.STE.D IN WORICi t'G 10 OfWduce SCA't£. c:.u Jim •• .-.1'9SG I I I -... -... . . ~-------~----------~ "•ft•shm•nts avallabl• here are only a few days le t for these great bu s! •t I St~nts O IAN! . I rn tof'"'t • 04.1t I t'I.O 10OM rTW Jt-t"iln9,01110f"WM.C (.,..r,-., ~vo t iWq-t M.,-. FOUND- CALCUL.ATOft ~ ~0 :,.·~~~~~~~~,::::: 3184 Main St . 10_ . . _...... ON EVERYTH ING '-l l a H .......... ,.,_,, ......et 1#\f w-ntw C.-fl ~=~!~:r:~~;:;·;. •., L~ Oftd V. I f' UIIO'IIn t ~ ~ I(A r'f'l ()nO AY~urt A't'llfilfJtt: ,Y,itPCt'l l ... 66'10 FE MALE ~OOMM AfL W ~ NTE D c,, • o P rol ~u o o n• t "••r M !.C !/t/~Vtf' or.,.~ 'tiN~' at. J t~ Ji"'"i'C • WIIIHUS C.UOS TYPING DONE' CALLIQ 0)16 P tt two ITEMS WANTED LOSt OOG-BJfO. ~ poo.r~tpr Ol ~Jf\CHV frt!Jr~Y S.m l.m, ~ 'oe:l.flf a.r,o ·- •f'OifPS TV PING I ._EEDED lO A.LAAN Y to." hooD QUICK COPY •RTIA$ 111DE BOARD !li D£ ...'""'" mEEINmAL I I ...."'''fWf'tt l SUPE~ F.UT PRINTING CONSJ.It.TAfiOI<. SCk IDe_ •""Vl rvttfY ~y , ~V. t ..,..iod,tlf Mel Trh.•tto.ty c.,.•dr' e t M.eln lU 'IU sr.-.H MW~• YOVhe.,.~ Amt'Mi "'' •.,;1.-.tM. '""•on t •twtCN't ~·~01.1~ A.-,"tf Ol'f Nh Oil ~~" 'h "f or•tnt. s.rrvt l.IU ..,_O BAll.. ' liwt ...,_., FrhNJ c_ftoltdrtn wtltomt lJOO tN iiJOJnv • llwhlmn C• ll W OIU 1mrnH1~t•t., "tl~ , v u T.w.l ,.._IOfttND!AtoMK w~rv "'eM..i Fr~t' twtt'lcJ ~•oettf!ncf' Ff'Cirl.irrMf 61't1 • pm. UnfiJt•Mt (IIW~. Etm.....,/~4"TY 3 I ! OR'OOM w.ssa Ul .lw ., m..ur1 .. ... ,..,-.~ IAittiiK ttHI ~ lrfiWIIIipntt.iort'u.w• .,. 0ELOIIIE5 t WIUC ESON I ~ 631-8884 ~ "'*""~ 'tl(lnt yow OUf r"" ''"_.. 01 O.UIVttntnl M lrte'-hr•i IC'tOfr•mt.t'lahl Fa"-h•f'ltO•h M OINI A~AVI K•tutitn Oort"o\lldf ••m• ~ Tr•lf;e. t:rimlrNI& .ln .., ~t srmewtltty ..- ow to\t ,,.....,_ M.rt Goo bini nl, 0t.1r N•m FU'l~IStiEO 4 bt-Cfr oom novu W•llu nog cHsltnu 10 MSC. .:U .,., or ~====~========~ ~ 36 Hopkins Rd. WllliamsviAe w., lO TH(: FA.MilY OF"" D'- LOA VERt 4t"UTME.NT FON .. R NT lo~rd Oullide 355 Squirt H~ll MSC Soves You S S S S S luciAn c. r.vt.to Attomey·•t·UW • no au,. Oe•t n lenot iheft,.Yt S~w~w•m Mert•rn ~en..,."-"' ~,. 1300 C.U 1Jilr61•D~Hoac»f' ISOICD •• •t .. du• ,.,,. Shin~ Tapes ' nuntly Coupo" hllfli" ,., ' -""' nt,.. Cotv1n DE~R JOE tC trot f"'4•, I lOY« lht vov rrenc.r'l. If only 1 1 c;oulc:t ure:n .-our Pol tl Marv a. DEATHWISH loom IM-1 ..,CS SPIIHC lUSH 'II St.tr "'«*-... "-'S ..., - . . . ... """"""' Xod'*!lfol Fit( Moiog of otlf - . - - · """' c.tlt.NOW · 681-6158 wUh f l•"' C..W, r.. ~..,. £,.a.. s $ ·$ s s s (Chfift0--1\t'""'ftor~ Kf'OOil, . . E. AmiWBt . N.Y. 14051 or Free Movie! •toYt, 6).t· l141.\ flfU S t MINOLl/f. Plt'rmJ IJ\UN ORY $EIIlYIC£ ftWn ~Jtc,. J Oa J'\ a Wt'f'& , H•l.tnd/ CAI't'" t...unary, 2\1 H•oNana S-4 AKot Or. THURSDAY : , &I" ~UT I FUL Atrtc.-n 0\I~N s.a. te~ulfy , $1\tmpool•r~e·C\11 . w , 1tc~lt"9f', liS Enodwooct .,, 0001 V N IV£RSI1" CENT£'1 WA lli NG coo. Co~.......,._ JGmM. SiiPICtAL DISCOUNTS; Ul stUOtntJ •& Olltl t-iOliSE NORTH. Perry Frro.y a. rn.re or bt $Q'IUI'rl! J-t •k SAl [ l tU J.l F N l i CAM~US CA. SERVI CE: '»-...J ; ~ ~a.tn· twn. ~rks.ty tl'ld Sttvi'Oi\' . .m·•rn ·, E H •;r l \ H AHCf. Happy lVI'P't. LoW. PFII lfU CHEVY ~PRICI! (IUslc, gooa conc:IU;on, w/ snow III'M. 111J. &36-4316 .. VAl.EH TIHE OA:TfNG ~ "" 11 to IJD ••NN £r•ffttroouc:t~ SOKJIMratn. 00 I T 4GAI N AT eonOMSt CAMPUS CA.tl SEAYIC! 6»-.uo::l ~, T"~y -..m-tem. Frkirt' �llackpage llote: 8oclc-la a !lnhlonlty ocnlce ol The Spe<trum. llotlcu .... rWt lru ol aharll". The Spoctn.m doeo not guarantee t.hot Ml notJces will t pput and ruervu the rl9/lt to edit oil t>Otlcea. llotl<. . to . _ ..._ than onco mWtl ~ r=bmlttod IO< uch prlnttna. llotlcu wQI not ~ . - , OV« tho pllonc. CourK lbllntt wtll not be pmt•d. OeM1in« .,.. /1\onday, and Frt..ay at noon. w..,...,.,. 11nnounccments Lire Workahops -Reglll•llon con1+nuu lor lhft ttmc:altt'a workshops. Beginning 10nlgh1 t~ l t Middle Eo•tern O.nclng and Fun Embroidery. Workshops ~Inning tomoHo.., Include An~one: Can Juggle. CommunlcaHon and the Out. 1'1\en t~nd Women in Tr.,-._,tlk)n ond Oflgoml For det•lb oM r~ IJUettOn c•ll 636-2808 <><Slop by 110 llonon, "'C. Sum•ol In e..llato? Vul eon.. •nd ftnd - how ot 011 (Mnput 54.lrwi"'al Dey S.h,uS.y In the: ftltmoce ~. 5Qulr~ Thfs: ntilt wiU inform off c.mpus stl..ldents of Mnk:e• on6 r'oht.s they hne: In t~r ne:·w community St~nll ~aho ._b.h Ia partJclpale in tnla pto)e« tnd NYP1RO tn general should cornt- up co ))6 ~.,;Ir e The Cou.nac:llng Service Of'llhe l hlrd Uoor of ~l«huf Holl I& 'P'Qntoted o Men's St.~ppon end Orowch Oroup, My men lnteu:tltd ln ponicipaUn9 In tuch • group C:Ot\t.Kl Bob Ptskoft Tuuday ot Thur~•Y (rom 9.30 J p rn , a1 8)1 3737 Don"t lorfd-.)'Ot.ar Vakl.lnc: or Va.le..ftUne protpetu Send him/Mr Of thc.m • Carnation_S~.gn up olofU.id~ o( t:tw Elli or lbat ftoot Kl~ll, outslck the HSL flcwtr-s lllfih be d•ll~ttd Feb. ll to .tl40tm.. a nd ~ watillne ~.-..ol 1'\SC. Funl That' I what t~ UB Wt,nter t.amtv• Ia aJI about. From Feb. 4 8 mtny exdUng even11 wiU be hApptnlng .n over ~pua. Be: pt.tt of the fun. fot • totnp~t~ ulender of evtnn 11ft: lrukft> Tnt Sptctnmt. Clllna Plight 'II fob . 14 ln tne Ellloort CompleA boglnniiiQ with dlnocr •l ) ,)0 p m In \ne Rod Jack<i C.Jet•rla a nd pt"'C'ftdj~ with • ve ttdy 8p m tn the Ketl\ariM Corned ThuJer l"kiint av•l!tbl.e: e1 tt'lr Sq1.1llt: Tldtct Off~- .ttg...,.,, Simple O~la p < - * u b p<-'nt • f""" roltct. Anyone w ith~. . Ot time lo apart pfuM ~.rt ~~. Deonf-e- Of Jttaica ln Btkf)f 101 on Thurtdey at 10 JOe.m Dclt.e Otl Fretunlty b haYing a formAl ru.r. ptrty Fttd•)' .. at 6 p.m. Come meet the chapter, our 61um111 at well u our IIHI•tlsterL For more informatiOf'l etiJ 837·6007, Tht Auah Ia onl Join us 4nd Join the but-Chi OrMQa Sotorlty, For mote: lnformau~ eel• 8J2 l14i or drop by our hou.tc: on 40 Cepert 81\l'd "-tncclun ~d ~rvk• C"'FSI I• looklft9 f0< studoou .-ho fl t-t In EJik'oll en4 Ale ltnlere•H 6n hottifat• fOit.Jgn t \ cMng• student d'-'rlnt' tne &..a wuhnd M ~m. Fo.tnOft lttfotm•tiOt'l end Otc.aill pJta.t.e Qll Atrt~r bl 636-&772 ~ trlp to let. Sp)To Gyr• '• MMnt concert •• Kl~lnh•l\• Mutk Hall. Concert b. S.aur~y •• 8 p.m For more ffl(otm•,ion uJI the RCC olftceet 636·2319, Tau K.op.,. Epsilon Spring 19& I Ru.tll lo on. Fo• more lf1•ormeUon cMI ~567 or .. Of' by our ructl Ubk '" Squl,.. PSST •• , The Program IO< STIHI<nt SU«Ua T111lnlng oll•n a ll .....,_. .... lollow\ng r.... notolo<ocr<dfl -Uhoj>. Call 6)6.2807 0< ..,.... b)' 110 Nonon to ~lttor Littentng, llot...l\lne ond tho C.._~ Leaurt today from J S p.m. ln ZJ-2 SQutr.. Spend lhlt weol\end wlllt H•kl. Frl4ty-lrot Shabbet dlnntr ot 6 p.m S..nday-ll<unc:h., 11· 1.30 p.m. Grod t a.daM dOll dinnor with IV"" tpeakcr Shirl<)' .Jotopllat 6:)0 p m Flnd • pl..., a t Hillel, 40 Capen Bl•d Wfnw Warm..up •' kote1 c..tllornle with ZBT Fr•e.rnrty \OmOI'Iow ~IQbL Two lor Oft'< drlr1ka TMI ~ r.p.Joe Sp<ilg'lt llutll It ""· f'o• , _ . tnlonnedon c:ell6u.t lit 6)6.s,;7 or*" ou• fWh t.bte '" Squ r•. Clrd& K ha•lun b~ o<ht<t n.JN 1\nn...t U...d Ball with 2 llw NN!s Friday ot 9 p.m tl tho l.lnk«Mil Cl\utc:j,, Elmwood and W. Fer.,, llol.-.tAera .,. otlllo..- to lw:lp plan and O<~ iu tho 11M 1\Mual o.n.o ..-..,.u,on to - It tl>o lolu1<utar ~J~~l;!, the CAC ollla In J45 Squl,.or ~ mftUo UB New Amutcan Movunenl member&hlp rnHllng tornor'row a\ 7:30p.m. In 107 Townsend. How 10 BuUd a ProsruJJve Mo~mtnl on C.mpua will be dl~. Lovf'ge or eny t1111e 1n the CAC offft. 345 Squire Tbot PoUJh Sti.Mtent lugue: mft'tllomorto- al 9-.30 p m. In IS Olof<nd<><l An..,>. Bloodmobile TUHdAy at 2·7 pm. In tho Jene K~e• Room. EJheou. Regbu.uon today .nd tomofto• ftom .... I~ p.m In tne S<udenl Oub and Sq,Nc. Intel' V.-slty 0\IUUM Fenowshlp 7:30p.m In 332 Squire 11\IUa rd Fillmore: Col1egc. StuftntA-FrH tutorial aul.st~ d watlabfe in all ~•~ ol 11\Mh. Scient~. El\gtlsh and Wti1ing in the e...-enfng bflweflt l-8 p.m In )II Town...<!, Monday·Thurtd.ly. 8Jt ·36!i5. m«U tomot'tQ\11. at ttYPIRC gen.etal tnterest me-cling F'r~)' at l p.m. in 356 Squ .... -_sc.on CarlbOean Student Aun. mwt Fflday • t 6:JO p .m . ln 260Squhc. Ondtddud F'ruhme.o Uld Sophomores or~ hwite:d to on lnformel 1 lwo part Carrer A wor~tnt'u WorKJhop Feb. II and 18 In 264 Squl"' from J..5 p m. ~u }OU< •blllt1n , •rtn.gtlu, and work·tii.'IAtc-d velun til!l.tlng to choosing • major end Q(ttt.. Croup alz:e t. llmht'd. Pteuo call Carffr PleMIIIQ Ollk• at 8J1·3)1) ..., Nlgulan Student Assn. mee-ls F'rld•y 11 ' p.m. fn 260 Squlr•. 08 Aolronomy Oubpubli<' niglll Friday a\ 8-mldnlghlln lM Wenda Obse<VO(OfY l.qol llaulu? Group leeal ~Mc:u oll<n frH l<ll"t ldYi« and lnloftnMJon to aU 08 aludenlt- Do you~'~~ • .\<tws' We><klhop m..u Frtd.y .. 2 p m H1o1tnan. l'le.,!r1g fn SWJ/IRJ cour11 of the Prutdent 1 Commlalaf'l1 GlS h.» law .Sit~b to 1<t a.s defenders 1n l02 tJnftrertMtuatc Hbtory Coum:U tn«lt Frklay at 230 p.m In Norton C.feterla. so-.lth w-eH for .ttuden.t:a. For more tnfonne,lon, t&op Wl et OLS. Ope-n 11· 5 p.m. Moocloy, Tu<>day, Th~y. and F!lday: until 7 p.m. W<dnud•y In 340 Squlr• , "''"' open Mondays from I .& p.m In 177 MF1\C, Ellicott. 8J 1·2273. Slama Atpha 11\u mHt.s Sunday at 10 p m . ln 262 Squhe. For mort lnformeUon call 636·4571 , The Coun~<:llng S<r.k• on tho third lloor of M!cl>..t Holt I• sponaor<d a 1'\on's Suppon and Orowth Oroup. Any men &ntt.rut~ jn pert~PMlnsl tn ai.IC.'h • group contKt 8ob P•>ttoll TUHday Of Thuuclay from 9:)0.3 p.m ar movies, a rts & lectu res Jkn lkHiton. (ormu NY Ylnkt.e. liPOfUC•ster, •ndaut.hot 8Jtl7)7 =·~~.~~~~.!..~~=: rt..d a piKe to 11¥0 The OIV·CamP<>• ho.mng o1fll!rno ~tp. W~ Nve room•. flat• and •rtm.tnu a'<~all•btre In th.: utdveralt~ • te a. Stop by CM.tr offte:e In ) 43 Squtr~ •••ilal>t. In the Squir• Tldcet 0111« The Impact of Reglonal ln,~r•Uon on Trade and l..oc.ttion of Ptoduction.. gtven by Or. Edgat Cronking or the O.pt. of Ooogrophy todoy at 7 p.m. In 320 MF...C. WHiut.ys from \1 ·2 p m. Do you t\ll'<~'e • drlnldng prob~? Oo you drink too much end not .-em to conuul U1 Do you Nve • fr\end or r~loHon who drinks u.clt:Wvely and with whom you M~ dl,~hy coping? tf yO\.f do, end with help, comto to tt1e Ellloott 1'ht Black Mounuln E..pttlt"te-ContlnultJes and Ol.eonl lnuJtl~i· g1\len by Prof. Robert Ch«ly a nd P,o( MY«•V Sch•a.ru tomonow 11 I p m In 10 Cap.m meel.lng o l ll'lt" Alcohol Awarfl\U.J t'•ogr'am. Wedr1etdey etl p m .ln 1071'totton, AC. ore-a U 636-2807 for fur1.tw1 tnfonNUon "Colora, Symbolt ond Staro" "' lhow o1 posttl • or1u by Jolin nt b< openi119 •• 229, (Jpt"" Hall -.a .. te~Vke h)r 111 'r.riter b f\OW OPtl' the HtneslH If you -.ovtd likt to 1\eyt a tr&ftlltd tYtor ropotWI to )'OUt '*fitWI.g. c:omt 10 JJ6 Blidy a.u., TtK Wr1ttft8 P\act... • fre-e "'ond•y ol 8 p m wccJildaya from 12-4 p.m Of MWTh from 6 9 p.m or APtlOS prucnts Dr. i'letcall, Ol~o• o1 U8 i'l«<lcal Admli.tfof,• feb 25 at 7~ p tn In 0 -26 Far~- ,Of com~ to l -'6 Squire on T~I44J11 hom 6 9 p.m. ...Worahlp, Shar1og . ,.d Blbt(• U)fnouow el 7:.)0 p.m. Jn #11\•n•gtmentiE"conomlcs Ruurch-lnternted In tht- JAn-e Ke~ler Room, EJIIcou. learning mor• 1bout tlbra.ry rese•rch e nd lnformoUon on mtneg~ment and ~onomG resou~~'' Worktftops will be hek1 from Feb. 17·20 to C'Omplemenl H.brary ori'f:ntrd asstgnm~nll gl'it_n In dta.Sb at School of ,_.,~mc:nt and Ot:pl of E«Momtd For 1 .ctleduJe of 1.M f-(K1 lime and r~ l•raUon mnt«1 Ch.rte,. J Popomft b<l- Fob 16 ar 6J6.28111 0 1y P~op1eia AIUance mew~' •nd wlnr 6nd cht.eM porty frldq at 9 p.m In l391ia)U. ,,..t C:erce.r Plannh'l Offtct- worka:hopt-Rt-Jo~.~me 'Nt'.Ung codaya).JOp.m. irt711ay.. conclfot>. 12at,_., I) ~n. "'C T«1\nlq\>H Jot ~lila •n efle<tl•e r..umo • nl bt dll<'\i.Dtd: .Job lntervkwl~ Prtp6rlt1on and T.ohniquo• Fridayel 3 p,m . tn 316 W•nda. A ¥1dtootopod fnter~oo~ w will be shown and dlt<uJ.Md. AIJO, •fttr this workahop. ttude.nll will ha.,e. • ehan~ to pfOct•ee lntervlotwt by U:t.lf\0 Yld~ot•pe t:qulpment. A.llo Ft:b 10 Cll\ l p.m ln 25 C•prn . A videotape wtll be .no...n •nd The Buflalo Rt.Gional Ballot performa Feb 6-8 In the 1\a<neJin. Corn.lt The•er.llckcu .. a!lablo lntne Squlr• Ttck<l OIV.u ond tho 8/'IC ollko ·-conve..uaUon.s tn U'tc: Attt"" £Mhef twrtou Werv~e~ M.al')' Lou Wthiems.. ~~ ).au c:ompoMJ. tOO.y •t )JO p.m on lnt<m•llonol Cable, dlorlnel 10 "'Oyt~tmla or Soli PfO<euu k'l At elk AIOSM'" give-n by Or rilorRnLo UgoUnJ of tht Onh,,etalty of WOJhll"'gtOfl Monda)! al l:.JO p.m. In room 18, 4 2.4 0 Rldae lea "*"""- OOAB Coffet..bouae pruc.nb A1te( 'fwo·Siep Saturday It 8!30 p .m . In lht: Flllmor·e Room, Squlr~ A tto.e.t ~ys a df1nk ~h.11 • 1hot fOf l.t;u lonight at PJ &ouoms. fOJM~ Squlro. mee tings "fu1 Uvf119" Ol>d "Joy ol U.lna " tonigllt at 7 p.m ood 8"4) p.m tnpe<ttVeJy In 1ht Squirt- Conter•nct' 'fhtooter. SMCS m.eu tod•y at 5. 1~ p.m In 9 1\chaon AnneA "Cillo< In the l\1\unoon" IO<norrow •t 5. 7: .,, •nd 9.)0 p.m In the Wofdmon l'hHler. Norton, !io<:lolovy Undorgradllllte Studellt M tn. m.ou. todoy ot J p. m In the ~. g111und noor •·only Anet.l• Have Wlng.1"' todoy •l 7 p m . in 150 f'arbor . Frullm.n end~ p<e•UW tt-nla ol>ouldDr. l'lnk,tbopf'<ola.,.-r C.U/0\n Mad<atiiJI·l)l.) o.,., ....,, _y au...,_IOdayot 7.JOp.ro. \nl34 Squhc. A191ta t..o- o.tla .....utoda:yotJp.m lnl>OSquh"e. ~-.. O..b momrodayln IIJI ~~1: R~ Coockr Ftb 11 at 9 p.m In 1M FUlmore Room. - - and l'le'-orpl>lc Eo10lullon ol the Abitibi OtMII•ont lldt ol OntorloandClud>e<" ljl.., by 0.. T Jolloy of ll<ocl< f.lnl~~ Wcdnod•y •• );30 p.m. Ill ,_., Ill, ~40 RldQe l.u w._ Onoet.,..r P$~ Aua• ..-stodaya I 2 p.m In 264Squlro. • Sl)(ll'ts information B<o:dl"'" Club d«<><eting ....-lngtO<IOy •I 7:)0 p.m In the M<On<l floor lou"ll", R•d Jac:t<p, Ellicott. TOday: w,.,.•., Boak<tball .. C..,ul.., Coli<!~". Kouoler Atht.tk Cenrer. 7 p,m, TO<n0<111w: Wrntltne a! Blnot>emton with Cta11uot) WIIUB mandatory m... lng today 01 10 p.m In <ne Ooodya< South lounQo. I QUote vf the day I =·""' - u un 25 "-rkot. SCATE c_.ommlttee rntt"ts tomorrow et • p.m. ln 331 Squlro. O.c.c, Dlfu:e. D.n«< Coupkl applk:aUoru witl be e vatlobae Fr'dly hom 1 1·3 p.m. In the Squlre: Ct.nter ............ tc p.m. In 689 Baldy. ...c world Is too eYen[y cilvlded Into people who are sby end lhouldn't be and people who •ret~'t but should be.'" Simpson I~ lilT lnlormottonol ~ IOflleht a< 7 p.m. In 117 Lehman. Oo¥emors.. --;;>' 1'& today ot 7:30p.m. ,..,...,...,. moot tocloy .. 6:30p.m. In t21 Squirt. -~ ..._, ~ .. li)Q ~ UCIAII l'lolok ~ - -~·~· · Or.- <:ou...e - Squl... eon._.. Prldlt.r. Women's Bul<otball .. OneoniAI Stote Coll<ll" a c - J - Comhlol llllltttt Frtcloy, f'ol>. 6. lile11 ~-Judging, alolom •!'"en up In oll'lc<), lOt - o.Sid rned>oolo _...... Fol>. II on MSC ond Fob ,,_ on AC. Sb>p In fo< 1ur11>ct datalb. lll"'*>aclay .. 7 p.m "' ll2 today at 6 p.m. In rile today 14 J::IO p.m. lo 264 11tn .. ,.. - --.a. CWftiMI- 0 on 3 - ·· ) ...., >olio\! ..... - llaU. St.llclajlln 113 Oa1t U....Uh UB L.oct- 01111 practice F~ II S::JO.IOo.JO p.m. In IIMt ~~<Albie, ...c. l'low<oiMrJ welcM)o. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Upl•na J Project Editor Jerry S.•ly Art Director ~::c~~S'a::~~.:~ ~~:. .:'-~~ui;~~~·~-=~~::I~~t~.!~ CopyriQIII IMI, Iklllolo Now Vorl<, Tl>e Spectrum Sludenl Porlodtcot In<; E<IHorlol I>Qitcy Ia detertriintCS by ,,.. Editor·in-C;)tlet RepubUc• tlon of a ny mautt heft•n • lthout at.e express aon- • ol ,,. E<IHOt 1~ • a rictly lort>ldden ,..,.,_~IOwScltool&, By Mitly - .. -~ A&~wOyOtt tht'*"f ~f:A dt\IIQ~ ~ MOiiiii"Ke i~ttr,. ....,....., ..... ~~ ...... - """'~ ......... ~officals ri .. .a..... ~"*'* H>Mctf!IO•teeht.t~ . ,,,..,,..~ s.. ~ Elpofi0/1, By Jun-MOIC Btun • 't IJ f'II(O ~ 10 lty at'IO ~Wand lhlll CGmPf<a ltiO 10t'flhi4U lfMNI and ~~~:1 I6UO~ 'u tlt.MJIJr\11 In Enotltn. tll.lt -.MI ~ppena. If Enght rl ~' a fOtw~ l.tf'l04,041gt't J.-n M•• ~;. Stun a ""'"• ol f t"Weh-IOMilinQ tfalh tfNQitO•'f!• lht affotta t o mtl>• tht IIMtlliOft ••_... lOt ll'oOH WhOM "''-1 _ , . .., ....,... Oo •~tBut NotOut, Geutne~ • I e, ~, tt. W ilt$ .,....OUN:IM .ov....a llll't •• d·Hc:uh tor'"-' f\M01.~ ac~• ""' •t.C irfl' £ pages ~·w.JtOn Ms .,...., 10 c.ioM ft'lt 0¥ • ....,.. KhOOIS tot rt-e d......_, and rf9W'•• K"''OOt t~'~~~ ""'~··..-n-.n; C.IS W .... . _ WOfU W ttl ... ONi apeMs. *'"'~ of 1""1 Dt00M tii"''I ,....... I"l'IQ fflM-'IOMIO . . . hOIW IM(;Onl~proor-•~lfllt ,..,..1-l,..,., ~ A~-e~O«;J.-, By Oon -. • . - 5 fMMW metf\ l. . bl.ltt ol ..,.., a IOQ IIIMDM!ft ~ lliftCI .C.~.,..,.,,,...,._ HcJ-IN to IN eoucet...t ~ oiiM lui ~ ~ 1 Cfl'lll ot tN""' 1'0 ,..,.. • CMOel'lflt " " flMCttiO """'-'*' Hoficllf , _,._lllttgC-. ·- Bysr ..e!Mmmono......... . ·- ' . . . . . '01 .,_-ech~ IMMqreo-lion & l tMo hat IMo!it\l'leO tn ~~.. 901~~ '"'-erattOn .,._ ..,.. ~.Me"""' C•tr £ditlor s",.. ~ toaU 11 thil paat Olttrtftt er.a llltvte or tr. ~.~n"ouc flte8eotalltl1,.8rlf/l,.ll, 8 yDII>onaKUndqvlll ...................... . . . . . I*QCIIt c:.U ....... ~of itftil~ btA OIOotf K t.IMqu-~.fl fif'dt 1ft -" ...,., OIY .U.00C '""'.,_.Millet .. thfMI'\g I~ --c.IIIIM . ·- · ~ I"J'JNM UM Ul Coflion .... tlleC'.::DIM a , . . . . . . ......... OIM lind' ~ lht'NII S.t\GoooeNN t. . . to IM 1960s swe111 lhrough America's socral f)Oittiealand ec:onom1c sec1oc s. academia too was sure 10 be hot By the er>d ol lhat oecaae and tnto lhe earty •970s dr,.Hc ChallQIIS patnted classrooms ac ross lhe Counlry Tile 1970s no1 only a llow ed eoucotoca 10 lmpl-t the liberal relocma. Dill altO ga.,. them the OIJIIO(Iunlty to ltlidy their eflecu on ins1rucllon • nd learning AIMf1ca, they now uy. is mewing ln1o lhe 1980s with a n educaliona l ~~ loc<Md by a ro1urn 10 traditional va1ue1. yet spiced with the beat ot llberel thoughl. Then. Is thla ~~a mhtture of I he two or three lhat preceded lr? Does education In the 1980s rept8Mnt the best of lredltlon and cN.nge? To ac:aoemrct..,a. 11 doe& Indeed. There is • return to the tradltlonel ~~ o1 ec!ucallon, 11111 l,.lltutlons we also holding on to the bell lessons o f hbefal re iO<m A 11119 attlcle In the ~ of .._., ~- said there Is a prec!amlnant ~It b8CJt 10 traditional education, but that Ia accompanied by some or the CllanQN ot the late1960$ and early 111701. -1 ..,.. ,..F...-• "'-c.-·.......... e,s.c..to- thl l"mperaoNI .. . ' s 111e raa•cat relocms of the DtOCIM l'fiiN4 ~ TM~niCrlala, 8yDanBowmon ••••.• , . . .... . ..... . ................ - • lAe ........... .......,_ .,_, I' * ' ...cNng hi'* \lftOtfOOM INW.. ChlfiOM tl" ' " ' Q UIIIO Rcldlw tM rt18Ctiona U.l tM ._.... Ni-* lo1ht Ohii"''ft- OM......_....,._. ., T he open classrooms thet became a trend lut deCide 81e now preu y much e xtlnct..- lor whttever r11sons. lhey - . not to lal euccesses. But through them. the tradit ional teac h ing approac:ll " " become algnlllcently relued. "The American educator '-ned lrom tlllt reform." the anlcle uplaifted. .. and appt;es It to the lfedltlonal mode.• To a large-~. ,_, ol the liberal c:llang8s ~ deemed failures. Open --..u~on. lightened c:oune loedl, ..., ......... Iotta. and comtnurwll t88CIIIng ciMtty did noc wor1c. The l8lled 8tMmpl 10 let lllldenll cNn their own acedemlc pathS has IIWown , , . , _ " " •· . , ....... . _ ... .......... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 1 2 Jl'l . . ... fiA ........................ ~ng rnowctL putlfllt MO"""IeeofteOn . . . .... lht ...... ..,_. Wt IMII ...... tor ....... JOIMiPf' Sifnoft ,,.,..... Nth tiM!iftt ..,.,.,..,elcn f:tom ~Nc:lora_.,.,...., u.nc. ilot'...,..... F - 1 · 1 - - ..... t ac:aoemla b8CJt toward a genph ilo s ophy and d l ltrl bu t ion reQUirements, and the t•xed llandards PfOIIIOied In the 18601 have caat the Country to ne<vously s11re at mos~"" of functional tUttl&lu6 to accommoda te thosa problems Ont.,.rsmes a re r8CIIItong the pra>•"' metiiOdl of lnslructlon and evaJuatron The t8110a "• .. _oenang a r-..~1 of figtd grading a nd &dmtssoons stand.,ds. whole t he lout-c:redcl course loeda twlve abanOoned lot the otol ashloned ,.,. The cleat remnan11 o1 tile 1960s reforms. how...., ace In the genera l expansion of Instruction ;ond the allons to wrethe Ulllostereo Dy a eonsetVallve IOCiety In 1972, a ulhoc Edgar Frledonbelg aard. "The block struggle 11 no longer a a lgnlllcant iSSIJe. •• loday lire Are lrwofved With more eopnlatlc ated lasues : l nalltullonal queS11o n s , srructural dilllculllea. l he en•yelll and lunc1_1on of the educa l\onal ..,pare1u1 in a nd ol Itself." r W hat t hai SltugQ!e did apw was thought ebout the ~~road IMtitut lort o f educetlon Fltlt c.M the c:oril rights reform s arid t he etlorta towatd deMgregatlon, tMn c.N the push foc equal opponunlty In - . .lng Which SpUrted !»-Ungual t181ntng a nd apecoal inatructlon !of the~ The 1 - ol tldUCMion in the 1980s 1$ t he proeklet o t t - d8cades of reform. flrs1 In Idees and principles ar>d then In practiCe. The lnetltutlon ltllefl Is tar more sopllfe~lcetecl ar>d d iverse than It was In the ti50a. Y"' .ame baslc. albeit majl)f, almll•rtt,.. have llngeced on. Aeces• Will 8Uentpl to look at the school• altuat- IOCSay and explain how the libaf81Niorma w e responsible loc 11 n lstl. It Will shoW how the Bufl81o 1118QMI schoo/$ ~·1M CitY and nplain Why "" Cory ltollcn pragrllm ..,.;oes the InC~ ...._IIWifl alloW the socla t prublema 1ft __,. today and lllidy the 8jlldal PfOII'IIrM that highlight educallon. ""--Will 811-s>t to loolc -v cloMiy •t • number o f aspects or leaming and tNC:hlng In the 1980s and lie them In together to the reform$ of the-tpaat . the.,_._ .. �----------------~~~----~---------By MARTY ROSEN 0011 wawc:t "H'a mUCII ....., to amol<a al nome. luat open • Window," he a&MMd. Soolt'a been bueted by his pWatiiL Glen boNled, ., wu lbualed by "'" patantlja law ti!ML The llntllme I IOid them II w" my ftlend'a atulf. They Mid to me 'gel tid of I'QUr bowl.' Than It turned up -c~Sin ~IQWI Wid again. They uv.. H . ..,. llnalty.• Soou CbUC:klad. »Oidn' 1'0" 11M • rwwOMT' "YMII. I _ , to a patty at my -">a' nome Wid he oeoe me one." a aliCe or p1u.a towards ol hla d uametM huddled over .,.. Aate<old game - . d . •on- ldda .,.,, too c:oot • "HI• alc»><lc:l< Glen, a ~reced 7111 Q(adet, acnoed. "Yean. not too ~lnQ towwoa a -uttr gtoup or boys, Sc:ott kleMIII.a l'*ll aa the achool dtugg..a. "Thera ... alto the jOCita, the preps Wid the Mtca. Thera'• also a amall , elite group of il1cll¥ldUale." be pr~ "Thaa'• I em, M II'ICIMcluaj " Scon ._._dope.~- he'll ll. but only to • r.w !*)11M he _ , . , . . ClOOI. Sc:otl •• 13 " I ....., the belora lith gr8da," he aalcS. "Moat - ' - thai lfiiOU dope ewtr .,. atupkl .ull, rm 1101. I 1... amolo:lng dope, but I c:en oontrol lt." Glen nodded nla head In . - . 1 M Scott continued, "Aa _ , M I lind OUt I can' t c:ontrolll, I'm Glen~ "Pwanto tuet don' - 1'0'1 liard enough," Sooll eald. ~r· 1101 hat'lh WIOUQh," Glen eOdecl "You go Into a kld'a room and taka au hla etlllt.• N..tner of them thlnlla....,. will atop buylnQ fNtijuaN II pettr\tl don't gr .. them the money ''Culling oil • - II • Pt.CIY lllv mlllaka. · - the flral thing )'O<fU 00 1e (fllllt a hou.a a Nglll end PAWI1 the llutf." Glenn aald. -n- 1'0'1 gee ~ed lor ~ the houlle Md ~"QU'ra In worM trouble.• He .-!lad hla - * fillplng olf rwolos. Wl>lle Soon - sympathe(lcally. Portrait of a teen-age pusher · pr~y "I M buaed .,._ In ac:t>ool," Nld Sc:ott. "Moat INChera go atralght to ~AM~t~Mot Prlncl.,_,) Mr WaiCII. but Ulla'guy buatacl rna, he knOll!• lclnd of guy I em Md he lu.ttoOk me Midi tlllloed to me about the daya. Reactj ng t o th e probl ems tud ent 'a=:.!::-.:.::-u::!': - · -llitle Mwrlou "* ~ot'-•lntoJIIacommunUr you _ , ...,. them." 11a ramartcad. "You atM pu1111na them from the aolloOldoor, 16UW - . t o down the atreet but 1M problem Ia still there." Welch .,clmltled that, alltiOU{IIIthey kfell drugs OUt of the building. theldde still experiment with t'*!l. "lt'e • rebellion tiling," 1M eOdecl. English teacher Lynna Carter raeponded that the problem I~ lnO(e sarlo ua than 1~ aohool 'e edmlnlstretlon c:arn to admit. She agr..:1 tllat thara It a grMt deal ol axparimenta11on at Junior high a<:nool • · •out o1 a ninth gr8da clue ol 30, .,.,... half.,. on~.Alcohol • . . , _ , mey be a bigger protMrn Ulan marijuana. "Many of ~ ~ lo lunCII Wid lt'a not mlllt In there." Cenar - e d. "It's _., potent boOn·• 011 -'On, .,. ~upted byatudanhwhogip..,..etlc:altylor no ..,.,.,.m , _, Othera wJII alt qulattr In a dapraaMd at ate. "One girl baCeme exttamaiy bal~t," aha -.lied. '11M wu Cl80igftl popp1r1g pllta, 8 ~L" The ~ta IIPIQCialacl baing notlt.d, but the girt aullen and .....,.1111 tOidllla hat teaellar for the rwt of the ,ew. account fonoma _lon., baltaWiot. "Thera wa a 101 of Extamal.,_.. ...,... Scott . . . buSiacl by .,._, olfldala lUI ....... He was~ tor flYa mcnlaol~ ''*" nano •-lno :::::::.- High they aroolla boWie durt~ .,....ldda oongt.,ed .. lha of the ~at J""lo< Hlgll School pertclng lot. Prindpel Aoban Watch . . . - OUI ta~ a1 them. " I , _ .., t,.,.. Ia no drug ~ ,.,.,.,. lu.t baing ......," he said. •on- ldda don't •Wid In front of the .al*ll ...,...,., but It ~ • t~eeaV•I ~- -•ed Scott end Glen attend Minaret JunlOf High Scllool. tt'a too rlally to 1mo1<e In achool. but Scolt aaya that In tna .,IIIARTYAOSEM lOng ~no !led< ~ I he • COfMI'. oomrr>enl.ed, 1hey'la .,, to ...cool w •t UMd 10 out With 10t11 Wid IIIII !I'**S · - llley'ta ..elly ClOOI • Hta ooloa ttallad _.,.. "' UMd to '*'II 0<11 with thil llld ... got put to ttupld"Y..,. rememb&lthetlma . . stated at tno.. unta Ill•?" hie frtenct lntarjKied " I don't ltlfnlc OOpa thould be tegatl1ed," Sc:ott •eut 11 loiOI.IId be leu of • taboo, ao ·l ea people would emoM, only they ..ould •t•n ~·" ~ conlldentl)' added. ·~ you'rl old enough. 1'0'1 lltc:k IL" "TM ~eN• tnat tr• Illegal, tllat' a nelttng. lt'a like us against the adults. " Scoll pondered his own end added, " Yo11 laAin from ax'*'-the ..,..n Idea or doing It ls 1'0'1 don'I wan! to gel c:aug~r." rec:ounted now na began experimenting whh c1n1oa wrhe <:aught l!la olde< b<otnar amoldng at home. " lt 'a an older brother ayndrome," na mocked In a low wolo.. "The younger kid buata the brother, than the beltlhlng tor the b<other Ia to get the kid on It ao they'ie In • mutal altuetlon." Scott .,_,....,,...,long~ • •· - · Wid · A 101~wanl ol IIMnt to look r.v • c1no001e-• SuddaNy. conaciOUa ol twa own ...,.,..., llnOth bro.~~ wtle, he ~ ...., ...... . , .... -people at.,. II\ • wall wid 1101 00 enytnlt>O." Scoll Mid. "That's atapplng." ) ~ltlllnk the.,.., 111~ 10< - " t o 00 Is aay, 1>ey, I Mow 1'0'1 amol<a dope,' Rognt 10 lnair (leid'tl ,..,.... $colt atatacl "If,,.,. eald II ... ClOOII -ldn't .Cop lt." Both boys crooned OW. would 00 II In the IIWIII • -" One of the ·~· ~ IIIIo the,_ • 1M c:tOMed the room. Soou confided, • c:t. .lk druogle-f- m-cea." Cinar aiel. " People walt until tl>alr Cllllcnn are In jur>ior lligll-1,.,. tnlnk lhel's lllda _, oopa ., t,.,. apllt atlhal point." "flu!-- Many INCI\arW are aware of the drug Md a1Coflu4 problem. go to the admlnlatratlon with our auapc:lona," ahe Nld, "-'Ve either been Ignored Of the problems llavan't yet bMn handled.'' Some teacher a a.- not aa oonaclenllouo. Dille Marriott admitted that II he waa c:onhonled In etua with e Student'• drug problem, "Truthfully • •. I'd 00 nothing u(llasa he lellaalet!l) or disturbed the class;" Auandance o lflcer Jack Koch agreed 11\81 confronting kkla bellevad to be on drugs lea tough ac:cuaatlon to malta. He lnallltf. "I'd rat- make • mlatalta In the right dirac:tton." Forrllal drug edue.tlon In the ,....,.,.. IICI-' ayetam beglna In the fourth gr8da wttn tac:t- on smoking. Aleollolla dlecuaaed In fifth grade and the mil... ol COI'Itrollad .,. treetacl at the alxth gr8da ,__ feoar1 Roed Sc:nool Pt1nc:ipal Dale Hntdna amphaalzad that the c:hllciNn .,. ~ed with fiiCia on.ty. Thera .,. no ac:wa IKIIQ. "The day to dar elusroom now to make a dac:lalon," Hawlclna Mid.. -n.. 1- . d o n ' t - . , n. klda want to ~~t~ow things like whet hllppaM If 1'0'1 drlnll at• - • and , _ . , eapfrin." Yortt Slate - u r c:ame out wltlt tollec:c:O. drug and .-tedlol "'*"'- _..._,_.them guldelii!H for edoc:atora. In tile prlmwy aaloool&. INChera ..-c 1M Information to gift aludanta a -"lnt undaralandi.oo oltlla f)Oiantlel......,lta w... . Wid dangera of ell 8Uffalo City ac:noota we baaal b'f the same problems that challenge teachers in the suburbs. Home problema created by divorce, unemployment Md 1eotc of paran1al supervlalon atrlka In b o t h - H- Badillo Community Scilool Dave Caban noted an adv8nt-c~S that Clty ac:t>ools have ooar Jhelr S<lburban c:ounterpar1L "Suburbs OOn't , ... a real comm11nhy-nara H'a a nelgllbortlood," he explained. ''The teac:tle<a and oounMIOte are men and women broo.oglll up hate. They know the klda lrom the area." The ~~ oom'!)"nll}' Ia an aatancled lamlly to the ci\lldten. Cabal> grlrv>ad, "E¥errone ~_,one aiM'a bualneu." The<e Is no formal drug awar.tralnlng prograrq for the tMcilara 81 Hennen Badillo allhar, but Callen strasaed, ·•moat oflham .,. andoullo be Informed... Principal CkbaJI believes that • looM strvctuta reaulta In defiant studanta He cited the problems " Gtovar Cleveland High School under r ...loppy" admfnlat tallon. ' 'The ptlnc:ipal Mit the tone lor Ihe entire aCIIool." "' said. "'-tlY IInder • strlc:ter administration . Grover Clftelend Is eetulng down. Most educ:ators egraa that ooart vfofanoa le an exception. Verbal - bean a ~~ec~~~-. In , _ . wtlb teachers returning to • mor&.. tr.oltlonal 11t7'1e. cattar cited "' . . , . _ In ........._, "'I got . , - . lfley _ . t.rno tna 00ora off 1t1e ....,.,_,. agtts.• "'One bor put a bomb dMca 1n hiS locQr," ..,. said "'I blew...., but the tlmlno rjgtll and no one lftlwad • The 110J .....,_. to~ the liOmll Wid~ ·t don't,_.., lllle H arow~~~-.. I iwt wanted to 00 II.'' Cetter rac:eiMd. r -=- &;;Auca~ora .,. qulclc to the media for the prolltafM In IIW aclloola. "Student a .,. ....,.,., lnn..ncad by , the media.~ Clner aalcl. • .,.._of ~"' 11'4 Home Box Of'/lce Wid X-ratecl meMes." Merriott ettrtbul" llle fall In atandardlr.ed t . .tlftll ac:orH to . ,.......,.,, ~ 11•11111 c...-- to reed and wrtla." he aalcl. "'They aubatltuta half now e l t - lor . . , atOflea..• • tillh ScNiol AI~ ~- .1oM ......,._ cringlla at the mention ol ~ "tCCdd _,, reed." 1M a l l - '"TMy'ta htarata n.ey allould be.• Pointing to ..,.,.. to • - J ~ 1_ . of baing ooerpaid and talaWialon ..._.,.s llllowlncl • , _ , ollatn*a. ~ ......_ IIIey undamllna • teaellar's AIICMrily. "'l'a part of the Wataovata -lng !hal anyone In autiiOriiY- be a croo1r.... Memoli raftectad on the atlldanta- tiM put tan,_. Wid Mid, •....,._. I'm mOf& tolerant now. The students newe CNilD8d but .,. newe too." """*" "*' •= cna.noea "' ' '~ When we go to the (school) administration with our _ suspicions, we've·either been ignored or .the problems haven't been haridted. ' ' -English teacher Lynne ~ ...... . -~- - . . y ••• �• ----------------------------------~---------------------------------- ,,.,el T,.. we ova< 2000 nofi'Enguen apeeldng dlllclren f*llcl!N'Il"ll In the effort• Ill ,,. ,.,. llltltY• -ool• _..Inti,_• bilingual edlueation P<OQratn In the Buffalo wea. "'Jhla IWOQiatn flU lncorpotaled In the Bllflalo pUbliC sd>ool ~tem t~ te70 t11<1 olr.ed lnatJuctlon In both EngHah and Spantllh," upteln~ Fac.clo The PtOIIf*D erttlreiY lunded br the Fedltal ~ unlh 19711 the local Boetd ol Educetlon tookthe financial beCklnQ ol the In thelf ellona to ulm ~ whet they conllidet t~ be a bloated Federal gove•nme nt. the Rugan ltdmlnlatraUon Will CUI beck on the FedelaJ financing of -lal ptl)ject• audl u bilingual ~lon. t - CUibaclca •Ill nol hinder the Bull alb public school ~tem'ath r1\llng bilingual ecsucatlon P<opratn. "The ,..,_., gooemment, PtO'IIcllnQ Iundt lOt billngull In bolh the - t h end efghth t11<1 wtH do eo until Mit ,..,.. Facclo polntecl out. Facclo Ia optlm~lc aboUt tile future ol ll>illngual edvCallon In Buftalo. "Over here. the IWOQ•am Is ll!mly eateblllhecl end the p!'OIIC)etHI CUibecks lholllel not llln<ler stuclena WhO .,. In need ol bilingual - l i o n as the Bowel o r Education Will pia up the tab," he . .ld. However. the cutbacks will affect echool dlWk:ta Widell do not yet he•e en establlthed progr.m. "Th- ect\OOia llrHNd equal O/lfiOflutlltiN. lfl educetlon a t • etrlnp•. -II!Odel_. - - . m . . lor ,,. phyeleaJ/y~. " " - - · ~ 0, 1/tek cu/bnl end 60CIM a!HI dllltketl 01 edlllt• WfHI _.. bacl{grounde O..e evch r eform, lnaltltlled 1ft Buffalo In /t70, llel/»d ltOfl-fllgliall compete faltl'f wllh their f111anl cle umatu Willie lite Rugen edwllnltltellofl f• Ol/ll(flll oecA 011 Fed«., of .oc~ar pro/«1&, ,,. loCal propr•m I• e~pec/ttd to P'NI* ,,,•nclflg Ho-. '"'*' PtOQram no-. haS - ""ucauon a•- lmplemefltatlon , and a g<adlng a,.t...,." Be\olle 0011tln'*' The Slate Education Oepan..-t - t l y mandelecl that ~ eCiapt t,_ P<OQtwne to apec:~nc community needs 'We h - pU'*""''' thra -F01 e•llnlPie. we ha.. Cleatt- w1111IV1I multlc:oiltutal,_ etl 111ong I l l - tnatruetion ptogram . II 1a Jwat IIOW U... the Slate Ia peyi<>g ettentlon 10 lhe neede ollhe i11Cimdual atudenta end the comn~VM)' W. etlldy the OQtT¥nllnlty end lneorpOrete - d l - ~lng lla ~he ~ Into ouo ptOO<am; e.(ptained a..!Ia T he community nu playeo en 1"'9011ant petlln tile blllnoual pn>gram et Harman Badillo. A localt~R~UP called lhe 81llnguat AcM--.. Board pointed out the need 101 a bilingual eciUcatlon progoam to , _ tile needs ol lhe Hlapanl~ atueleflta et the sd>ool. "The problem wee tnat non· En111fsll tPNklng ltudenta w«e coming Into tile first grecle end atartecl to tall behind lhelr Engllall apea klng " C hildren can't learn basic sobjects such as arithmetic and social studies unless it is taught in·a language they can understand. · -Herman Badillo Community School Bilingual Coordinator Sonia Bavila may not allocate money trom that own IUOCIII to PIOOIIde atudenta With an education In their own tangueoe." .,.,...,._led Feoclo. Qne ol lhe ~ Whlell llaa the IAJIIMl blllftgllal education ptOgrM'I In the ....,..., ..,_. dlalrlct Is the ........ a.dillo Community ~ - , . . . a..r400 ~ cllllclren .walled. The progoam 11aa ,........, form o l Fedltallunellng - ' - Ita .,_,.ion In 1971 t11<1 the ,... .-Mng Feele<aJ funding 1or cena~n Which Will ur-. run out ,_t - · C urriculum C<>orellnator ol tile ........ PtogrMt ...... -='-1 Sonle ...... ~ "We Wilt Mltlrnlt a JlftiPCIUI lor 8llcllllonel IW!dlng Milt , . .. 1n any-. OUt progrwn le In en ........,_eo! de .. -•endta IIOI;IItnll .... dlln'l ...... \hey ..., ~or.......,..lt . to. ., ......_.,,....,...of_ IIIMIII~piiNIIngendVIe ...,.. s--IDr CltlldrWI. w. CINl .,.. u. PftiDIIIIII In tlillt lorm ol ~ "' lllwlllng ...... lnl9 . . . . . . OOIIIIIOU•fa-llle JndhiCiual ~D"I1Jita of llle cliRdre!l. curriculum pt ennlng end Jl �-----------------~~---------------Wheelchairs and desks language Md ll~llng ahoulcl be offered to help 1M •al1d otM< atuclenta communicate With the OUP>I speech lllerapy 1a needed and an11)1ollcat lon l)'ll«M, audoo<Yiaual media ua1ng c:aptmatanal .,_..,be av111aote ou-. ..., The mai~treaming expenment I 11 order to ensure t h at the handicapped III>Cienlll progr-..g iJl a satoalaetory rate. eac:h ecnoot d<stnc:l Ia raou•red by Pul>llc Law 14 1.e1 to lorm a Commolt • on IN He~ - . . , It rl8p0tdltlla for rnonltorftiQ handocapped atuclents. . lndt>'lduallnO EducatiOn Plana IIEI'Iilmust be w"nen by teec:ner. lor octo pupil end snovlcl outline the goals lor ma Sd!ool ,.... dictate What lilt a~t hU atrHdy eccompU-. al1d del~ ct- 11181 w ill beta...,. to 8¥01<1 .,, tlflleullr the malnllrNmlno only - 11 l>fQVIcles a taVO<able l earning tor both hetldleapped and regular Sludenls. Whell teacnws are llfep&rad tor anc1 lnvo l•td I n the ptannl ng 11nd Implementation ol programs, and whan additional tundlng Ia provided l or malnatreamlng. lniJIQt etlon of handicapped pUpils will\ non·handlcapped peers Involves morathllllhe simple transfer I rom one ••,.nanc. llllons of Ametlcall eellool children _.. educated uncle< the " ' of principles known coU.ctl.ety as ne• math-a prooram •hlcn aome etalm was no1 new. not n.-ct and not tdueatlonal. This taacnlng syttem, wntch emphasized de•etopt ng a c:hlld' a ability 10 learn lhe lllaO!y behind traditional annwnatlc trtel<s. waa llrat concalved atler WOfld Waz II Initial tllaO!y was ollg.,.ated a11110 Unt•walt y ot Chi cago. de•el oped at the Uni..silles ol Coloreclo end MldllgM •n tt158, etld relined at Sta11lord U-.ity the following yeaz. Suclpotters ol the 11011-t,..,lllonal P<ogtam Claimed that ''old math II rote ldrnlng ol ..,.(plalned Nffl (cazrylng tor uwnptet; new matll trlea to cut awar the mystery by mak i ng COIIIPUiatlon .-n rNI. oPen al1d unda<stanclable." accotdlng to a 11166 , , . ~~~o~gezl,. anlcte. In hla t173 booll " Why Johnny earn Adct The Failure ol the Ne• Math," Morfla KIIM explained that l!adlllonal maUl .._nta mechanical proc:asa. . al1d thalefOta forces the student to rely upon memorization rather than understand." He added that ' 'the students are laCed with a bewllderlng ••rletr ol proceaaee •~>len they repeal by tOte lnordello maa1er th«n." T110 tate t950s stanad a drlltto•ards changes In the old Otdar, one that cnostecl on October 4, t957 whn 1110 Soviet taunclllng Sputnlll 1. Ama~lca became paranoid wltll lnlarlorlty. Magazine 1\aadllnes polnttd out "~ts In 5oYiel EdUC8tlon," " Improvement of MathemallciJ, Teaching In AUSIIan Schools," end "Science al1d Math«nallca Education of Sov1el Engl--." Funds POUred into the adue8tlonat co«- from a worried Federal~·· A School Math&matlca Sludy GtQup (SMSG) IOtmed In New HaYell, Connectleut to organize the national eatciHip ellor\, u " the US gov«nmtnl gave math&matletana tree reina to revamp the school mathemallcs cuniWlum." according to a May 11178 Educat/011 0 /gasr story. The new learnings • grew In usa 111 ac:11oo1a tor the lint lew yaatW." UB 1Mtruc11on Proleaor Gerald Alalng explained. The SMSG texta were Incorporated tmo cornmeu:lal use, and spread aetOIJI the country. From an tnltlal start of tOO ~· al1d eoo teacherS In 11158, the new math grew into a program INehlng 1.1100,000 e~etnentary students In 11185. The non-traditional ty81tm. praiHd ea the salvation olthe country, ran Into trouble In the INfltlea of the 1880&. The -.c1 • - ol t he ppen-al P!OD'azn was designed to focus on t he S1udents lntereata and prefer.,cea, SCI>oot IO anol' *· $upp0(\ aeMcea muat be P<OVlded to Insure tllat bolh groups profit lrom the program. If. lo. eltampfe. a hearing Impaired lludentls J)laeecl In a heazing c:IU ifoom many PfOYISions have to be made In order for th e p ro gram lo auc:c:aed tnteroreterllutors must be prcwldGd. sealing must be arranged so that l r>e hearing Impaired o/llld ean aee t he malllll al prelf8llted, c:iUMS In t lgn the going especially rough," a, October 1976 tJ.S. Nerrs and World Repon said. " Even Instructors were sometimeS unable to grasp the new conoepta they were Sl.lpposad to be taac:t>lng.'' But Rising rabullad that new matll "does well lor weak studarlll." al thoUgh " II Is ¥efY hard t o HelhagatM." Along with the o pl n lon s o f di8Ciimlnatlon of new math - • echoing llgures-tnclueling dectlning Scholealle Aptitude Tests (SAl). al1d a ctecraua In mathema tical p e r i - of New Y~ State siJrth and ninth grada<s 1966 end 11n. bel- Rising palmea out that the new maUl syttem w u " an ewperl mental program" 8nd thai " any new program gats blamed lor ""He clled IRCieaHd atuclenl abeel>ces as more of a laetor In the low« test seores. " New math was UMd as the whipping bcW lor the Ilia of sehoola." AISing also attributed the decrease to leis dllelpllfte In all grades. Part of the bl811111 waa also glwn to the teec:hars of new math. • Tinle ~ad In 1885 that "moal t~ .,. not equflll)ejl to taadl the , _ math.'' It eonelueled Ulal"badly taught, new mathM!etm plants contuaecl -w-. _..........,. ....,._ A c:rou the nation there Ia a trend towarda • d i vis ion ot Learni ng pr•nclples thOSe - " ' ' I lor ootlega end t - goong dkecur Into the labor ~ AccoRkng to • u.s. N- • and Worl<l Repon Story ~ 1976. BaltimOre pulllie achootl , ... been teac:hmg mathemaUC c:our.-lor bel.,_, uH tn lpattmenl renttng . a uto ...n: al1d - M I Q. mechlM ~ An academic attempt to solve a dividing equation ''fromLowdlladvant•llad ability sludellta al1d those miiiOfltles found hetlellperoeneacl "so _ , . tnlnga 0011\Q on" In lhe allerallona, Rising noted The pluses and minuses , of the new math s hif t i ng th e em phas i s to appllect -ratllar th a n pU-mlll*natles. The new vaJiatlon l oc:usect attention on one of the most often voieed crltJetsms ol new math- t hat 11 was designed l or the more advaneed Student. leaving the alow111 teamer behind. Thla led to a third wave In the math cycHI-one based 011 the " use ol project.,- Math Ideas •ere put Into lorml so elear that every child could undertland Ulem clearly. DUpjl TeaeM<a hHI these piSM Willi 1,. Commlnaa on the HancliC.IIpped end a COPY Is eent to the stUdelll't P&ttnl11 for approval •~ Ihe C.ty of Buffalo sctlool d!Sincl, pUDIIC SCI>oots and Pfl•ate ~les can avalltn.maet,... ot the Mnlic:es of lhe Special Educallon Trarn\ng end Resource Center (SETRQ. The Cenll!f one of •7 In New Yor~< Sttte. IS under - The dacoriiiOn. Vn.led States Ia - . g " Into a period . . c:rhleal .. the Spoanik clays.- Alaing , _ , _ ...,.,.. Ia a Ctllieel need lor mathamatlciana. he sui. one that will become desOerata by the end of lhe c:entury An shortage 11 d ..eloplng In math teaeher11 end oomputet x-osts. mainly beeauM " people don I lvlOW about the datnand.• Aoslng e• p t lhll "the h uge dwnanCI lor """"""'• and engf,_.ng people draws lftem oil lrom malhemlllca. - . tne are not as hlg/1." On tile junior hi gh acnoot 1~. math COUIItS are being 1eugr11 by English al1d foreign language teaeners. Rising Ald. becaUM lh«t .,. a " IU<piUI of lhem: · He noted lhat this llladequate leaChing can only "ereate anorner round of poorlY trained ma1h students " h .,.lt.,. concepts and cru1es lndtvlcklal$ who cannot keep thell chec k stubs figured." This contrast s Wltll a 1958 S<:hool and Society artiCle Which boall ad thai " pa renl6 . t ea che,. and aehool administrators f rom Paaaden1 10 Boston share the enthusiasm tor the new mathematics. The success ol lilt new mathematics may be due In consi derable par1 to I he entlluslasm of the teachers. Whether the enthvs.u m of the teac:nera 1\as been generaled by the e•etteme111 ol new materials or by their quality al1d teac:nabtllty remains ret to be seen.'' AIIIII 1110 first flaSh o f populafllY t he progrln\ started to lade away " lis esser~llallr been over tor tO years now." Rising $8ld SS!\001• currenlly teac:n a matnematlcl with both old al1d new theories presOt!t . "There were thl'lll" wrong whh 11 (the new math)." Rising pointed out. " abetriCl ~· the.l ~Ids c:ouldn't adapt to. So you haG psyeholoQists corning Int o education strongly, u 1 reaction to the (matl\l cuntculum dewrtopers." In 1918 Celltoml aleglsl atora passed a bill Ulat urged the usage of text-s whi ch " emphasi ze a !Jt hm et lc· computation Skills." But lhal shift in Ideas haS also drawn erltlca. ''The beck to basiC$ leaders want us to believe that. by a return to authori tarian dl sel pllne, religious lundatMntallsm. al1d the tL'<ftlooka of 20 years ago, our people will INm more." ,.... ted e t1178 Education Digut story, For the p,_t, "l'*e are minor Ullnga und«way In Math Educ:atlon." Alalng aald . " Computers are euentlally an aside. _ , t hough that'a what math teacnert .,. all talking abOUt.'' New Yorll State Ia -Ising Ita Aegerlts math P<ODrazn, and Ia • conalderlng Int egrating geometry Into the al(llbta curriculum. "Probability, logic end atallatlca 11e us- A long wlllllhecrlea lor a tatum to the traditional teaehlngs or matt.natlca are warnings of an ovwshil t. A&alng eltplalned that "there haS been more ol a mlllakaln the reactlon" to new math lllan In the leeching Itself. He noeea that "new matn has made a vwy positive conl!lbutlon" to education, and..., " thougn- mostakes _ , made." ha warned about " clra•lf1!1 baCI< runner tJ\an wesnovld of." The curTant form of new math Is • combination ol old and naw. AiUng lePor\ad tl\al ' 'booiiS tod8y look ljl(e • - ol t5 to 20 YM'$ •eo. There IS still tome ell ecl of new matn In the P<ODratn- ·but II is mont c:arelvlty d e . .lopad .. In a 11176 sur1rey sponoored by 1t11 National Council o1 Taac:h«s ol Matnematlca. 4 percent of the - . d 8nd UIUI grade teaehe<s Who responded railed on •·~­ that balance si<IIHNrnlnQ and u-ry end~&. The final •wnlrlg tor lhoee who wane to retreat all of the •ay Into the t 950s conMS from a 11178 Education Oigur article. Author Call Oflner wazned that " the baCI< 10 basics mo-...nt. Whldl aubatltutes roce -..~r~g. consumer matn. end mlndlees pencil pUshing lor llndarltatldlng Is a11 educational cnme. II will not teach students more matr.natlca or better mathM!elles. And It •Ill tnd up by eQ<1vlncfng tr.n lhal 11\eY are ltupld. which too many already believe." .._ . - ..... - . F - \ IIel �------------------~------------------- agnet schools attra(!' l y STEVE SIIIIIONS lOCations WoUld "ID•s.gr~tion" a U biRZ - d In ,,.O.C:.ma IJIIOI at belanu. bvl<f:d I I - fun ~proo cill/1 rlgllla lfll01m1 awapr aarou ,,. Counrry. /mad a/ complying with • Federal courr't Jnt..,atlon ruling and pro•rdtn(l an Hlltll41110n 101 ···~1/y briQht" 111/dMta. Orr ~~~ Sctrool presan11 a uniqUe ••penence for &IIIIo'* YOUth Berlun In lilTS 711. City Honan hu e¥Oillad trom~mall program " 'rhln a hrQh sctrool t a full·llecl9fd et(lht-year ldtfiQ the Clry with tnstltutlon PQUtl>ly I bell publiC educatiOn around &t Ill<• all types ot "~peciaf' education. there are certarn added preuuret. Amy Grnlano tlllaa Ad•anceo Placement (AP) Englllh, AP Physics end AP Ametlc:an Hlatory- atl lor cottage credit When asked II her rote u a atudMI at City Hono<s High School put p~•aure on M<. the senior sale!, " Academic poeswra. If that's "!let you mean lt'a • 101 ot wor1< • Student a g<aduate from Cuy Honors High School hatting atrMdy eompleted their frunman year tn cottege. Their superior ~IC abdnl• l)fomote a desire lor academic: lti<Cettenae. but the ptogram atao P<omotn dfffe<ent types ol pressure. "There's presaure hom our peers. Tiley thlnlc we're apectal because we're If\ a higher grade than they are," sale! Bryan Mathia. a Slth11rldef who deals with the pressure by limply not paying anentlon to 11. For Tyrone Jonu, atao In lllh-Qraele, there Is no outaiele peer ptessure. but stress from "trying to get QOOCI g<ades to aallsty parentt anCI ,..enera." " You must be a b<aln," rs the comment that Connie U•lfiQston gets - " kle!s find out aile anends Citr Bullato S~s Suparlntendel\t EUI)I!ne Rlwtlle claims that the Ctty't 114agnet Sci'IOOI program •• • the 1110$1 aucx:essful program of til kind on the Country." Begun tn Septemb<!r 111711. the program was " a definite" reaponte to Feoeaal District Court Judge JOhn Curtin'• conclusion that the Bultalo Boaro of Education was " guilty" of Mgregation practlc:u Acconl1ng to Bullalo Coo<Ciinator of Integration ~nneth Ecnots. Buffalo f a•Oted a ptan that would lnteora.te the aci'IOOit. While also provtCI•"' students wtth a bette< educational opporlunrty Through community meetlfl/18 and viSits to existing deaegregallon ayatems tn Milwaukee. St Louts and Houston. the Board formulated the magnel program ·we were able to use Juage Cuntn's orelef to our eo•antage Dy lnstallf nQ a more attraell•a educational program ·• Revalle IOICI rhe Spectrum Pnase I of the l)fogram. implemented In September 1976. was the closing ot nine Buffalo publle aehools Populations wete rezoned, end the forll two magnet sci'IOOis-Weterlront and City Honors-were opened The n•ll tall. st• more magnets - e Oec:focatad T he magnets were designed to •·auract stu<lenta on a Crl)'-'*lde Daais " Echols e•ptalneCI to rha Spectrum In ordo!< to eQUillz.a the burden of busJng, the sc:OOolt ...,. placed an anne<-<:fly pradominanlly black neighDorhooda. Ma ny aelm lntstrators teared that tne Honors Elewent1>11! adef MaurMn Donnelly seriously Dalleves there Is "no prusulfl that there anouldn't be." despite comments direc:ted at her O.C:.UM she Ia the only one In her goes to City netgllbOrhOOd "'"0 Honors. E aaJ110fng AnCiy Collet, 12th grade, re. .onably ••peelS the standard ability; Yll he c:ontenda 11111 no one has "tookacl down" on him tor 11. In an afton to gtw quatllted atudents the oppanunlly to nunure their cepabltltl• 10 ~ peer . , _ in o1 g<aclea. the City Honors~--~ All• - . t _ . l u i years on .-rite about abo'lfl the mlcldle acllool · parents ·~ decided the ..... apecial II'OII'MI alloukl be available lor Qllalllted high acllool atudMIS. lnt-lngly. Federal Judge Jolin c...tln'a order ol Integrat ion lor the entire Bullalo .clloot sratem In tne m~1110tt proviCiecl lhe ImpetUS !01 peNnia 8nd to go llhead ~ t- . their~ . "'"h lleoauM the Buffalo Board or Educ:ation was oppoatd to any type ol forcecllnlegration, It CltwelopeCI • ptan IO Ml up - · · ec'-11 acfOI8 the City t11e1 woutclatt recl cwt•IYPa of atudanta-an unforced Integration plan Curlin's edlcL City Honora---.,.,._ 8CIIOOIS. Adlwload . . . _ _ - - wtlfcll had been randomly · acallarad t lllaUglloal .... lluftalo pullllc: lliQII SdiOal .,..._, OlllllbiMd lnlo a _ ............... In t!IJS.JS, a.,. Hanon High ldoDal - --- Of the euna enrolled In Butfi 8,354 Me mlnontl comparable ratlc mlno<lly atud<mts aehoolt. "Then flo themselves." as elatmed that req..atecl traMit and atuclenta a•• UPOI\ tl>e P'OQ<_,. T...,.... ,..., posruons at 11• ttM<aiOte P<OUd l)fograms claim competrt1on has lhe leaerung ' anracii"' the ""' AllhOUOII no1 o Bolla ot EdUCl reeetved encou' former magnet s atudants are heP are e.eoer ·r-··· 1o lea Honors mus1c- u elthe< • not .. In• ..11.,. to thl Janet Stau l•n• allenat at SeMol-exo•ess '*"h the progr lndtwoclual ~'• 1 building u~ Staulenberoer st Tn1s $ur;uss a1Ud6nts ~ .. ay paroehral sc!\00 deeply tniO tile I popul•uon Aaottionally 11 SOtr nawe enroHe<J a Ec~s With tne aoCI Acaoemy and lh Jr Mulli-Cullut1ll &o.td ol Educat• Curt•n"s hm11 •o eany dlale!hood tiWee to se-en been OPened. available KllOC)j toeus on patent a nCI have rn1 Buttalo's City Honors caters to •-•oe man- which pr.vloua/y /tad oatf(ad to whi t•• 111 " while neiQftbOfhoods" and blaclcr In "bltclc Ml(lhbofftoodl" ~-- ol the llfQtSI ttrQ•U ol 1/btre/'a comp/llnll. &JIIa/o'l b<JIIfiQ WO.I - . 1lrgttt In comp8IIaon to Jhos• rn other crlru. but In 11176 F_,,, O.awct Co<lrt Judge Jolrrt Curttn c./ted the Board ol Educa/IOn Q<JIIty ol S'f1"11tll0fland • prompt sht/1 though perhaps a ,_ ,..., too let• . to the Magnet Scllool Syslem oca~rrtd DEBORA K LINDQUIST -ancad ~. as a scnoo~wlthln-a-achool at Bennen High Sei'IOOI Essential to the program and Ita 200 students wu Its wor!dno relationshiP ""h Canlslue College. Then during 1976-17 City Honors' • lOCation was cnangec:f to P.S. No. 11 .. Main and W Delevan a middle school (gradea 5-8) wu added. comprised o f abOut 350 special poogreu atuclents August 15. t.O, the ICI'IOOI moved to rta present slle, tne former Fosdlck·Muten High Sei'IOOI. I ntemal changes aocot'fU)IIIIrl the eJCtemat location cnangn. From rhe time of rna conception ot tile aceeterat. . program adea to lhe prasant, It has continued to grow and expand. The Ofllion• are greater for tile aiUCiant since the courw ealection has g~QWn. and the ttuclent body ltaeff lies 111110$1 CIOUtllec:f. The IIJoh sclloot program atartad out with 180 atudenls-now there - 300. As • maonat a<:IIOOI. City Honors drawa 81udanl8 hom . . IJie City. According t o a City Honors' 811btll-1. ''The dlftnjty lll•ude<lts ln-ol·llltlc.~and racial beckgroundt enables ttlldeots to learn about differences and slmUaritles In grcxn>a " Teachers. parents and school admlnl5trat~ can rete< Sludents to the sc:11oo1 Admiltance Is baSed on an entrance eum a teacher recommendation ancr patttrardCtiPIS. lnctudtng the most r - 1 1.0 . ac:ores. and Sehotastk: .t.pUtude Test (SAl) scores In ~ and math. This data plus past report card graelea Is uaed by a reviewing commlllee to clelermlne the most qualifrod atuclents. ThiS oommlltee lnc:luCieS IWO tUChe<l, an administrator and a gu tda~ c:e counselor. Accorotng to Connie Lt•lngston. being at the toP ol your class In a nelgllbo<hood public schoOl, does not compare to b<!tng llrst at City Honors because of alltha Intelligent students. wyou can't juat sit bec*." - aalcL You , . . to wot1< a lot herder " The grades .,. clone by tell-. nol n...-s. and there - no honor IOOiei.IM, Whlcto. accorclong lo a.tfwe , _ , . , QIUCk ~ Ia the ·· "ooneclout lltempt to mtnlmt~a co•patflfon wh ile maintaining academic •~celle~" As lor pressure LaCNun said that "troete Is no presaure 001 to get good gradu." A uhOUQII a~ude<lts atud)' SUCjects that are usually not enc:ount•ed un111 a tater grade, they are no1 atlo-ond to grtduate from ttol rugll aci'IOOI tn tess tnan tour )'HIS. aceoniJ"' to City Honors GUidanc:a Counselor Mary Grace "-ten As high aclloof MtltorS, the student.• can be admitted Htly to COllege. 8nd theY are advlaed on What c:ou<ses to tal(e In •ucn a C8-" or whelhel to panlclpate I~ the 3-1·3 P<ogram combining year ot high school and college In any case. tour year11 ol math ancs science are required. With the ~lege and AP Cfodhs a City Honort atuclent witt nave upon ~lion. "-tan pointed outthatu Is important to kelP up on the news ot c:raCSit rranaler poflc:l••· " Some Colleges don' t 8CCel)4 college c:redhs (from a lligll ecllc)04 MniOf1. btll Will 11CC1P1 AP crwdira." aalCI Poortan. Out·of.lhe ·c:tuaroom field axparlence Ia a hiOfiiY ulilllad teaching dettloe at City HonOr~ Instead ot ''There's pressure from our p8ers. They think we're special because we ,_r_,_....._ ...... �----~-------------~~--------------!t students from all a d nol auract a racial ;dial• contended thai .,..., 10 be toollll\. ~ rtnl 11••7 atude<IIS HalO megnet ~~. 111tl Thll ,.._,.,•• 110 IO tile 53 patoent ns In the 8uHaJO pobllc l gur.. spaall for asurted EChols, who t ··very few·• h••e 1tf!S Paran1s. taad*S. lok• , ... heaped Pfalse am re required to eppl~ for r.e magneta and are d 10 be a pari of the ms EchoiL A apirlt of ·~:s~:B 4!Ststuclenta.he officially 1 the calion hal repo<todly <Jraging latlers from school atuden11. "The •PPY abOUI coming and Jatn." maintained Clly toeller Waller Kemp. .s much abSenteeism ne Board of Educatloll, nDerger- whose son tho Walerlront !Sed he< satisfaction gram " He gets the lhal he needs and Is nlf·conftdenc:;e ••Slated 1$ nn drawn SO<M r from prtvate and lOIS. whiCh have dug Buffalo public school In recent yea~ me suburban resldeniS a1 tile magnets. said dotion ol the Flllures ne Marlin l.ulhef Kmg lllnslllulelaSI FaU. the lion 1\as reached Judge for desegrooauon. Si x 1 cen1ere designed for ' yur-olds. have also "king up tl'le last ~ spaoa TheM centers u-teachef ~loon. lJored enrollments ·•-lng3000. Ml believe ""''re at llle road'a enclln tha complete duagregallon of t<lhools.~ Ec:t¥>~s said Although no new magnetl are planned tne 8Pind Is deveiOPlng • "school within a school" program, For example, Bennetl High School now oller1 an lnternat~l Studies program Then • monl-magneta· hope lo servrce ll'le surplus of Sludents "'lsntng to attend tile otner magneta WhiCh •nclude Bulfalo Tredltlonal. lhe AC8dlmlc Challenge Cen1., and llle Buffalo AcaOemy lor the Voaual and Perlormlng ·AMs. Recent ful~page ads in the Bul/sto Evening New• and lhe COUfltr E•prns have produCed an ad<llhonal2000 applicants ~... r•utted tn Stftet., tu~ At P S No 11 111ti otuclenr. us.te I<~ be a111e to go out- •hen tt>ey had • free perooa 8u1 no• lite~ 'an on<. leave the OUIIdlrvg at lunch lime "''"'olo Maon and ~levan sore accord!~ to I he tludants there was more 10 dO 11 " " time · l)ejng In a oomtnercJa• "'e~ No¥t' e'\'en •f the~ wete peunuteo to •• ••• st1r- se-noo• lhe •rea Cot~·,.lde cmrena ad•ISory commutee has aet up 10 mono tor I he m.tgnel program to IVO<d tne ume kind of racial tension that PtD<nPied a 23.000 enroltm<!nl drOP In Boston's puollc SChoOl system In the two years a11er the lmplemenlatlon or a CSUogregatlon program Accord•ng 10 EchOla. deaegrooauon has "untfotmiY ,,,..., around the Counlry ~ Thl!fe •• a national move lowards magnet scllool PIOQIM'II. but nQPe have been as suC>Cftslul as BuffalO' s versiOn tha adm1ni.otra110n cia oms Tilt US ~panment ol Justlee recently revoe"'ed tl'le Buffalo l)rogram and callod ot " a model lor tile naloon," aoeo<dlng 10 Echols Ovet ,,.,. pastlyearL representltovea from 40 othef A ac:hoot dl5tHG15 nauonwiO~ Si.llrOt.rt'\dt"'Q u or '· •-no Mawen CIQeS not oflet II'Him '"" . . , . lype ol SUfrouna•ngs r,..,.,.. Jonas dodut'IICI lhlt the m .. roaSOCI SIOCtrleS-\ tS IM reauU ot ohe rlilhcully a pttnCipat has adapung totl'leor fr...aom Maureen Donnelly lite ossue doll.,anlty 11\an IIIII ot-1 &VI 1na.ats lhal 1 new Image" Is beong c:reated on ~ '-• n lhe ••~fs fr.e tune Ia ape4't' OOtng Knoot ....,. ana P<eoar.ng too 1.011.-U IIIey ate IUPPOiecl 10 do All lhe diScontent about stnClnen os "mp;y a •·problem ol laziness she ~;utt Smatl lo.1d~ ShOutcl be abt4! to •••,. woln the cnange .. l'rool of the SChool s eflecliv•ness il' .. aeao8mlt.- nuttuf•"Q agent tee$ P.•lh o SAT seo<es Compared IG otnd l'-hOOI5 POOt,.-n Ntd the 1 "' '00 m•~" and ~ba4 SCOtH Of C.t ....,..... ~ M•Oh Sct\oo4 wwe tn.thtQhh1 Aloo some lludetlts are Natoonal M4ofoo ::.em• FtnahS15 meamng thly &re tn lht: lOP '> pei'Ce<lt on the oountry And tt>et• ore less "''" 50 ol lheM students on 1\a•e ¥1SIIed Buffalo 10 ~ I he magner Qlletlllon Tn~ boll om line. said Revolle, os thai tho Bullato progr1m has achieved desegregation In a manner Wllocn Increased tile poputanty ot oducaooon " Yoo can'l upect a parem to get a eNid up an hour Nrly 10 send him aCtoss town for desegregaloon the S<Jjlertnlencl<!nt maonlaoned ~aut •I lhey're convonced thll lhey'll get a bolter odvcatlon. lllen they'll move " Clly officials have alao suppoMod tha plan. Buffalo Mayor James Grltfln 1111 publicly complimented tne ochool ayatem lor ns role In "help;ng to om(I«)Ye tne City's 1mage " Reville exptalnod ~~" ,.,. .. Atso th• N•n on a l ..grart. ''" Oulst•nc:tt.ng ~ ,, .1 , , • '" p, ~. ,u ~aucs.._..,...., n.as cx,n~ t ~~t-o (,II) HonorS stUOCI'\IS A u ol Ina studenll nam<.'l are sen• vut IO COIJege$ ano 'IISUaH"'f''$ art= mMt! 10 tne se.nocM Ivy Lugue senOOl• especially seel< out lhew ki<IS Slid Poorlen • Nlnely !*cent go dorectly on to a four·rear achool and more I haft hall go away to $Ch0ol. She added E_.trae.Yn~•lllr actiY•lteS are anottwr ev...,.,... the City's 'best and brightest' reading from a textbOO~ abOUI how to do something, slladowtng a professional In tnat specifiC area lets the atuclenl oee 111e jOb actually done-nol "'Pflnt but in practice. The " Shadowing Program" tor tunlors at Clly Honora allows for this enrichment. A Sludent int-tod In angtn-lng "shadows" al lliagara·Mohawk. Otl'ler Shadowing Is done In radio. TV, advefttaing, law and lleallll Done II the ot the company, Poorten said tl'le atudenl follows the professional amund tn hiS job from OM to threa days.• "leamlng Whal'e expected of 1he car- . tne education requirements. chances for advancement and other options available or slmllar allernatlves." Presanuy 50 to 75 juniOrs ate •nvolved in the program. Another enrichment experience Willett II dnlgned to develop eteallvily and lllgller levels of lhlnklng Is the Student Sharing Program. The students trom City Honors High School vlalt their lllfddle school countefplllte and share lhelr inf8f8Sts or special abilit ies with the 5111 and 6th g...,.,. 0\ltspolcen and enjoyable Scou Talvrlle. 11th grade. g<ves guotar lessons to ti'HI younger studenll once a week halls OUt are hoe to do wnate•er tl'ley .. ani and go wherever theY chooae Trust '' pol on 11'1em 10 makl good CJeCj 110111 S enior y- mwnshops la.tt lor one entire aemes1er. and engllatt and hlslory oequlrements are w11vad for that period. More exten~l•e than the junior year shadoWing, this natlon-widelntwnsnlp 111ogram lrwohleS tour days pe< "e»t,..joO." and the finh day Is Sj)l!fll -Jng with tne executive dlrec!O< of lntemsntps. Currernly, a studenlls working a I tile Burchfield Center art galle<r. While another with goats In fashion merchandising worlls at LL Berger. Radio alation WZJR has en lnlorn, as doellhe dlreclor of lite Urban Laague. and the dlreclor of Par1clng Violations. Along with the fine oppoounltoes prOVIOacf tllele studenls at such All early IQ8 go tl'le 8Cidod respona<bihtles and Inherent freedoms. City Honors School Is based on the hOnor system; the students have to make rnponstble decisions. For lnttence, durlng free periods the iludenta are not asslgrved to study ~'.rein a higher grade than they are.1 1 In a large oak Wlndo"' 1111 1 g•rl sat knees bent up, wrotlng " Are you wntlng a paper?" asl<ecl Poonen " No. I'm juSI writing." the girl answerod Alison and Megan. both juniors. sst In ·hall. quietly lllklrvg Megan. onte<ested In 501ar and llle<n&ltve IIOUroaS ol ene.gy. 1\ad recently won ovet Ahson's curiosrtr. Cty Honors students do hot answer lo bells thai 1e11 them wl'len 10 get up and go to 111e neKt class and when lunch lime begins and ends Run on a clocll schedule. a class oan run over If an •m-tant point Is being dlscussod. Tyrone Jones c:;ontidently said...We nve a natural t.nacl< for gelling to etass on time " MaiKeen Donnelly added, "It's our responSibility. It woll only h<lf\ us II - ·relate." T he school's move from P.S No 17 to lhe prUIU'II site has c aused complalnll among lhe students. The common gripe is that 111e Changes caused by lite move and new principal P•! I,:,( C.ly Honor$. As Iat U academ.c h:am:. we wope out D"" Sludenl boa.ted, butS-'& IS anothef manor " We ha't8 respect•bte teams. bur we jual don'l hava tile ftghl ll"fSOnnel ~ said Tyrone Jones C.t.,lng to tne studen1•· neeas IS 111e lltlrarr Media Cen1er tnat spac•afolK 1n mllettaiS -OPfo&la 10 t1onors Sludents. Acc:<!U•Ille 10 •" are •u magabne :.uOscnptionS ltte Nnr Yor4 lrmn on m•aof~m dlled back to 18!>1. and other resources and boolls Now with a selected taeully ol upens •n cer1a1n areas Cil~ Honors hiS progressed from a program II a local hogll SCf\001 1n 1975 to a hAJ. 1\eagea middle ana high sehoiOt oocludong gr-ades S lf\fough 12 \Volh slancsardll.ed tests as pro-.en creOiblllly. school offocoals can account lor Clly Honors' elleeti"-SS as an academic onstuutlon of qualoly Ne•ettlleless. 111ne ac,elerate<l students are like all studetlls They may De a level tugher. or ~• 10 grasp ca~CUiua sooner. "' be more lamuoar wilh lite etemenls of pnysocs beiO<e othefl nave even ~>eard 11\e word but vw-hatevet tevel stud~nts Wtll be students IAavlng ti'HI room. hllflhe Dutreted up 10 llvlngslon. In as suave 1 style POSSible' " Hey Connie." hi said wrlh arm around Ills COlleague. 'do •e have a lest In music lloeor)'?" :_Bryan Mathis, Ninth grade City Honors student �D n tl>e land o/ tl>e ltH 1nd the 11om1 o1 the orn.. -ou•t•tr lo. oltcl<l hef IIHn I lot>fl, l>etd IIKI U>mellmes otoody lltoJgQII $111ce OlfOtlt~l Cl'lll Wit, the 0/M:A ltQhlltH eq<lll edUCI / -1 1 opptK~tlnlty hn sr•ITK lhl attonQnl of ""oiiOIII ltom t:ot" blt<=A• 11K1 """'''' Wl/h '"' Br.,..n Yl. Boatd of Ecklu\101\ Supreme Court decl1-on "' IPS<!, new doOn lo. blacl<t "'"'' op«red by ll>e 1~1 ol dueptlflt llon Tntoughout '"' tollowtng thtee dtcedlf d l llflllfllllon 1111 contlnutlly occup•ed lte•dttn• ' " ' " ' • • tiCIICIItlnt Whllel light. llolh ~lily •nl1 fOIIIIIInlll W/111/t phyll~ //0(,_ The racltl ontegtauon ol "~" publiC achooll waa , .• ., a I)(DmtMnl luue until aile< lt'oe Civil War. In the NOI1h tn ateas ,.,.,, puOIIeeduc:atlon was PfOV>Oed. all clllld<en white lncl the •ery small mlnotlty ol Olael<e. a{lenoeo achool In the dlll!ICII In whlen rney lfvect The Southetn sralu whoch had an almost none•llletol ,public syarem provided no organlted education lot black &lave children and Hille for poor WhiiM. Aftll the war'a conclusion , '*'OI'ISIIUCIIon ctlled lot total IIQUiilly O..lween the r1ga Ill all aspect• or government and social servlcea. Howeve<. when rec:onllruetlotl ended In 187 7 t7 1111ea demanded ancl received aeparete ICIIOOI *!'lteme lot blaak 1nd White arude!>ts Four othet states allowed 11'18 local dlstrleta to decJde on integretlon. Racial segfegatlon exllleo In the · South fo< anot,.,70 yeertancl'f'lt nor ended tn Mlalllaaljlpl until 1868' While tn the No•tll there wert many ~ egtegaled SChOOII, e rtlllll Of tutoenua t g rouping a nd black !jh<.lloe& 1MSouth IIICI ~I ermined tlllck or while ..,_.t I n 111118. rna , . _ , v Feruuoon SuP<SM Court c»cltk>n teglllmtzeo racia l aegragtt lon tn no t juat eoueatJOn bo.lt ln ->1 hlnp The rullnp dean with 1111 t ight ot rna state of Louisiana to nave separate ratlroad eara lor blacl< and white pasoenge11 Citlnp Ihe o i1Hnp aehooiiiGfiQIIIon. the Ju11lcea called the eyarem ~separate and equal" and tarw wrote that '' dtd "not -aaarlly Imply the tnle<ior'ily of elthel race." Desegregation took a nother step t>ackwaros as a result ol rile Berea Cottage Cue. In Kenrucl<y, the oottege lied been founded In 1855 as an ontagratad Inst i t ute of higher education anc1 hed functioned aa such vnlll1110' whln a state law c:hanoed ot to a whn-.ontv achool. Oeopflt rna tact thll education .ystema e~ltted lot blaclta, they were 1tmott always Inferior In terms ot money a llocated by the gDYitnment. w a ttty of l&clltllea and reaehlnp. and ,ucc,.. and pt1cemenr of graduates . Wlltn combined wtth deterlotltlnp .oct at oondltlons whjen forced a n early ~~>I'Y Into the Job mlfket-tn tll20 only • ~ percent o1 an blael<a meoe It past the tilth oraoe and one our of 2.500 l'lade 11 to high .chool-mu>orlly c!uloren often did poor'ly on w!turally oa.ed ontelltgenee a nd plac.ement tetts These teste often rellect Qvall1y of eoueatton and not actual tllltlltgln(:e I n thl miCist of the Great Depression anc1 Fran!< II" Roouvelt's New Deal. the lor11 ..-slut legal8C110n In 60 years OW&IdS deaeg(egatlon Wll made In 1935 Dor>aiO Murray was dlnled admoeaoon to tn• Un•••retty of Marytaod a t 8attlmo<e uw School baeaUM he W&l black. The c:of~e Qlfertd 10 PrD"iOt Nm With admission to an out ol alate ac:hool II eq<~~l tulllotl our Murray r•Jec:ted thls PICCIOUI With IUtstance hom the National -'taoc:latlon lot the AdVancement of Colored People (NAACP) the ease was taken to tile Maf)l1and State Court of Appaatt which aald that Murray must be admlnect to the unlvarslly. A similar cue occurred In Missouri In t9J8 when Lloyd Galnea, a black. had nos I POileatlon to a state taw aehool rejected because o f race. Stare oout1a upheld the unlvetslly's deCision our rne Federal Supreme Cowl In a ease btOUghl 101111 by IM NAACP 0\'etNied. The Court ClteKitCI that all appliCants must be accepted on en lOQuat ba$11 Oeapore theM hiQII« ec~uc<~uon ruune-, oeg~egatiOit s hu existecl In ....,..,,,ry eno seconcla!y IIUblic 3CIIQols t r - had to be called Into lila City of lillie 1\QC:k to ~It riots _ , foreea OttegriQIIIOn waa ..sl$1ed by lha local wt.ote c:omrnunttr Prlnat E.cMatd Coullly on Vorgonoa cloMd Ita IIUblte aehoola lor two rMfS In t1151Hi0 I n 1~8 rna Southern Regtonat E<lucatlon Board (SRE8 ) ...,,. establiShed rr-gn desognad lor bleoke, t his school syatam lot oraduate PlofeMon~l eoueatJOn wu lllto QPen IO Wholes Planned 10 bt • separate out equal" edueatoon. t.he cystem'a legollmac, waa chlllenped just one ,.... la ter When a black woman waa denied aomu tanca to thl UntWiftlly o f M&rytand'e School of N~~r~lng because. under SREB rules sM should ,...... to aueno a "School for NtllfQet In T - As In tilt Murrey UN, the State Court ol -'PPNit ruled tn fa- of the student The tat'drrtalic court dtcltlon tor desegreoatlon ctme In 1~ with the Brown v-. the B<Hrd ol Education ol Topeka. Kansu WhiCh stated thai segregation at any level Ia uncontlltullonat. The cite wit Initiated w hen a black femlly attem~ed to enroll their daughtw at an ati,Whlte scnool but was rebutted beCIIISe of aegreglliOn taws In h&ndinO down the unanimous de<:tSJOn Cltlel Juttloe Earl Warren said "In tile field of educttior't separate bo.lteoual nu no place " The Blown ruling w.. the llrst s weeping legal a c11on to cover wgregatiOn on the .ahooll (H *ell •• 01..., publte MrVICell nationally and ana pertained to local aehool dtarrlc1a and thOUQII by ttoat rome only hve state~ aUII toad • segregated OOIIege ty61tm The followlng y111 the tour1 a<kl<ld ro Ita deciSior't. u • strmutant fo. addlhonel action. tl>lt deseg<egatoon ShoUld teke plaJ:e · woth Oppot•rton to duagregat lon contonued into 1111 rg10a • •u.. lt'oe ad1lent o1 ~otceo t~ut>np 14 rac111 Quotn Tetmecl ont-c~rehon. "'udenta - • no"' buSed b t l d•strlere which ware aegngated because ot CletnOQiaphlc OOII'IIIOSIIJOn aegregaJrotll inat-' o1 • legal do••••on ("de tecto~ aegregatl0t11 """'-Ills. all dehbet .,. lpetO • Aile< yNra ol neglect and econornoe tmbalane• " a ll Olllberete aPMO" PfO•ed to 1M _., ambtguoue II would tab yurs ro set up tl>e POittlc:at mectoanlsm not to manllon the Changing or aodal anltUOts. before there could be a auccenlul desegregation ano equality In education tn 1968 by a Supt~me Court mandate. schools In Mlaalstuppl, the laat stare to hold out agatntt deseg•egatJOn w11e daoegregared Tho social problems ol desegregation were numetoua tn t9S7 locals ()&CIOed 11111 no beiiW 11'11<> lnttgqled ~~ tehools. ""*' -e roe ,..,•• In tiro. Roehl<d Nixon said tnat "de lacto" segregation wu nor uneontllluoonal and Pf090f'ld 11'111 llfteglegatlon shoUld be hlndteo 11 the loCal and not tt>e national level The lottowtng ytar S..Pieme Court Chief JuSIIOe Warren Burget announced tha t rna Federal government had the right to correct " oe jure'' segregation but did not comment on " de fa cto•• segregation The 1872 Edueatlo, Amendments pu.ed by Congrus Olsallowect any ttdetal funds to go towatds lnt•gratlon except 11 teqllltltd by 1111 lOCal dlstrlel$. The Nixon . F'ord and Caner admtnoauattona eOdeo no tuothat • major tegtllallon oealtno will> deSegtegarton Local communutes ,.,_., ,.,...,da an ahmmaoon of "de ,..,,•• 'lllfiiiiOOn a.nd mii'IY even Prtateo lor INegratJOn to oncreue educatlonet OIQualoly The ~~ notable c:au wu tn floaton - . ~~ met blac:Aa attemptonp to. undw tour1 otdet. .,,....,.,,..... ..,_.s. ~· I>'Ol-• conflicts ".wer tntegratlon have oecurrao In rural t..oulstana anc1 Charleston. South Ca10Ufl&. In IM loulatana case a arara judge una~lully tft&CI 10 .,..,... a " - ' 1 jOCige and <e~~rrec:~ed lha old CM4 Wat bettie cry of stera·o rtgl'lts "' 01 ya1 IIIC)OIT'IjnQ s--awy of Ecklcatlorl TetTenOe Belt toas no POlicy tor r~eetgtegaroon. He had lugg&sltd 1 rednl•tng of SChoOl dtslrk:t tines to encompass both bladl and .mite nelgltbothoods. Oepanmenr of EdUcation sPDkelpe,.,.. t..ou lAi~iel would nelthtt deny nor conl11m thls.oaylnp t toal Bell hu •no POlicy ntabllll>td " Z.okJ.. added that "the subject "as not come up ya1 beCI<tSe ne has been In ofttee auch a short time" The depanmerot at tills time "Is mote concerned with budget outa," he conc:luded. Wheelchairs. 1111 d iNCtlon of tile Bureau of Program ~~ In Albany. and l)(ovldos teacnera Who wlll 1M deallllg wlth halldfctpped atuclenta. Media ProducUonlll at SETRC. Mattl)'ll Moore, tJCIII&Ined thai the c...tw &lao provid.. meclla and tnstruclloMI mattrlalro tMChlr'a. "We _..., limit 0111 rnourcea to ac:adtmk: materials," all& noted. ··we are - . . c 1 With rna deweloptnant of tile cn ikl a a wllolt per--. wa auppty sell·concapt kite, langu-e~• arta maitrlalt.IIIICI ~I klta." Jolin Ptbtt. of tt'oe lkllfalo Board of Education added 11111 ttachera lrwohed Jn malnet.-.lnQ progr&IM can oomt to tt'oe SETRC office IIIICIIoolt tllrougll thl INierlal an file IIIICI tflrOUIIII• -.log 10might bt UMful In 1J1ei1 Cl&lll- "Wt lfl avella"" to ttachtra, parante. adminlatr&tOta-an)'one wllo It tnwOinll In tht education of • '*Ill c111 ~ u ctllld. w.•,. pen ol a Stele,...--. _....,.. 10 jiiVWkllnQ _...., edualllloMI QIIPOtiUIIItlel,'' M woriclllopt lot -t ...... M·· ................ 10 ... prlllletr 01 ~ery ltwtla o l U8's Ofllce ol ..,.._ 10 the HMdlclippM 01.-or llertha CutCher. earptalned lhll undlr New Yorll &tate Reevi&Uon 60S.50<1. ~lan. ........._. .................... ..... handicapped students are provided equal opportunlllea at the pOst· secondary - 1. " Regutallon 50' permits a penon Who It aea.detnleelly able to anend the POII•seoandaly oe11oo1 or lila ChOice," Cut~ stered. "It e llmlnarea the qu-lon of dllabtllry." "alde lrom academic asals-. OSH l)(ovldes automobile parldnp · houalnp aaalstanoe, mobility 11\tii'IICtiOn. COUISI I)(Heg!Stratk>n, and linanclal lniormatlon. "The objec:l of out offiCe,• Cuten.r saki, ·a. •o mainstream nendlcappad stUdents In aH p/'IIMe ol ~y II.._" Cutcher added ttoat 0111y three bo.lfldinQ8 In the entire Un'-sity. are nor tcceaaiOie, and rnet Is only o.-- tilt\' -*1 riiQII!re .,.y major eonetNC:tlon c:l'lel>gea. .AlthOugh lhe Un-.!ty Ia not 18QU1rect by law to have 111 blllkltnps accnaible. ~I program• mull 1M .,affable to llandlcapped lturMnta. " II a twnciiOtiiPed ~~- WIIIIIS' IO l.lfCe • tllat .. offeree~, lot .......,.., In era.lly, Wllld1 Ia not Nkl 1M OIIWetor..... Will ...,..eo : '*''-lht-offeiWdtn . a bullellnQ wlllcl'lla---..Tilt oHica. localad at 1411 GoociJMt Hall. toana &II~ lo handicapped pupil& on • ahorttenn bella, and tt'oelt toan cloNt tnelucl&l auen a1<1t u Braille clmpus mapa, 1 r.tklng eelculatot. a ~ machine. • sp&ec:h comp&Ciotle~p ancler , and a •laUJ itell With Mlcrollet'oe lllachmanl Other aervtces I ~>elude asslstanoa with tnterj)telers. note takers, tutora. and re&dera. T he l!l'lllre Pfecept of malnll,_,.np centers on provl.dlnp hlnOieappad students wltll an ect..c:atlon ln thi!Mst restrictive ....Wonment. The practical -lk:atlon ot the law. """"-· Ia l)(ovlnp to oe, at tt>e leaat. enallenQinp "a;oe frotn the ooncnr~e elemtnta ol malnstr..,.,lnp (claastoom 011angea COMtrll<:llon, prcwlalon o1 medla eQui pment). there Ia another considera tion: that of the non· hanclieapped student InIn tt'oe malnatraarn aettlr,g. Tlteee lludtnta must be educated IIIICI mac1t _.,. o f lt'oe handlc:apa of their fellow atudentl They must toave tlla oppettUnlty to team to comrnmunicatt tflectlvet)', and to uncleratand tilt pratt1tont fac90 by their toancllc:appad II the "reglllat'' puplla cannot fully penlclpeta In 1111 PfOQfU\, then tt'oe .,.... purpou of malnat-.tng It clafeateo. Acconjlng 14 an atticte llllbllll>td by ..~ v - and 1tt1g11 PriGirelt 1n Aildlolor/ end HeMIIf Erlrlcatlotr, Man:h 1878, a moclal program hal bean t""'' ot-•· Implemented 1n 1111 Newat~ Detawa.e SChool Dllttlct In 11111 l)(ogram (1111 Hoklomb Plan) a dtaf chtlcllt put in a clua wtth I>Mr1nQ chlldfan onlyt>e naa an lntarpretarltulcx evaltabte. The lnt_.ter helps .,. deaf atudant. ancl helps tht hearing students undttet a nd 111a dNf e~tltd's communlutlon. "ccorOinQ to the alilllota.tl11s program hal Meady been ac:capreo at tilt OOIItOt ,.... as ...u. Not only a~a lha clael lludentl glwn tt>e DP(IOI1untiY to ...-stand Wlllt ls llanaplring In the ~ but the Mlttng stuclanta . . tlilorad In aogn language IIIICI hnpenpafllnp .c~ that they ctn c:ommuntcete with tile nearing Impaired c:t aumates . Studanll .,. .,*~ glvwl lnatt\ICtior't on the meanlnp of dtalrMU, and ·~ • rHUI ~ there Ia fat more IntegratiOn than routlntly oc:curs between -'nD and deaf atudaniS. Slnca tt'oe goat o1 malnstrMJninp is ro equal~ educational opportunllles anct to prowlde MIC!tl lnterectlon lot tile handtctppad • and non· handicapped, It would -.eem llllltoptlata for egenolal and KhooiS 10 COI'IIleltr botl'l groupl When lmplamtntlng mttnarreamlng PfOQIWII>I. Eatatlllltvntnt of academiC progratfta llltoutd parallel the educatlon of llolh giDUpa about the lmptlc:atlone of btlng han<llctpped. �----------------------~--~-~----------------------------8W DAN BOWMAN people /lave • srrong MeCI o be entMIInerl end ••pact ''"''"' gratfflc.etiOn for both their personal end their .clucat/otle/ des•~· Children end adolea-.fa . . , . ~ IS ltevlng Shott« ortentlon ~pan,_ belflfl msalllllltl on rflelr.,....S tor 1111111lon, befog lterder to pleua, ha•lflfl 11/flhet ••pectiiOOM, lle<flfllus •r~ll•flflto put 101111 el/011 to teem end berf!SI motflrated tn01e lly ..__, 111811 by fntemll rewards Diane Hedin and Dan Corwad- Pfli 0./ta l<.a ppan olll>(l Schools tr1 education are now se/ectfflg potettllal aducalon from 1mottg tttele. .l ac.ed~ucal/y lalenlad po(Wiariotrs applying lor admosslort . It Ia tltnpl'f a rea•otlable req111,..,_ /flat /floM who altemprro tle¥eiOP /lterflcy In tile young be tllemte!VH ,,.,.,. W. TirnothYJ-- PIII Della Kappaft benelllf IOCI•~-idenMnla of 1'11011 actlool. OU< leacllera rarna~nerl belllnd to wit- an tncne~y cllangi"G ..,viron!7*1L Budget cuta, the tt.by bOom bust, 1M jOb marltet crunoll . In new taaj:lltng metiiOCII, tntegra~lon and televtslan ware eJtperteneed r - . had to ldtuat to the new ,...._,_,.,. The t lo.oU o l t-·1111 must IMliYe. l aacl>l"') hH become more and more lnc:ltv'-!IZad • R\ltll nplaoned but the clo$ar allenlion orten beiiiM with tile l nc ret• ng ~~~• ot c.ln - s - "1 lf-.doul pr~ .,.,._lS -.ling with a Cllfltrenl Dread ol dlifdren. " When It oornet to aalaries. the teachell get tile lo well ." ac<:on:llflfl to Ruth A study by Allan C Om~tetn In Pill Delta l(appan deacrfbet the llnanc.aJ bleakneas wro tcl'i pu blle s chool edUUI Of'S must endute Between f961.70 and 1911HIO the average aatary of CIUStoorn teacners lncreuad by S7.31lti. or &.3 - cent per rMf, compounded and on till 1116$.7 0 aver• aa~arr ot sa.635 ..__, ,,. - - price lnc:lft (llle ..-.ure of lnfla~ roee on the • ....,. ol 8 Teachers face new challenges n-e A ttiiOUgllfOe pur5ued the educ.atlonal ,....,. held""' o.on - Is...,"''""~~ • ,.., ~- ne S4lld 'White ,,.. numbers ere tt...e tne lOCus has cnangec~ " 'When 1M lOb ,..,..., •• togl>t ,.,., .. got to t.. .. _,..,_&botfly,- ..::noeo Buttalo State EMf)' ct>•~ aG••SO< Carol WooCiard Tile professor bpll tnad IIIII IMCIIefa .,. laugfl I mote ,..,~rounded cutToe..l""' and are g,.en • ,.iclel ••oaty of - - oohons aUdl u EMir Cll•ld!lood eooeauon F It's gGiflfl 1 be • dllllcufl lim• lor anyone In educ.al/otl field In tM nrul , . . )'HI'S. Ruth H.-retired alle1 teaching 36 years. When loda)l's average 20 year old c:ollege atudont 1/rat beg•n to memorize llle rnutttpttcatlon table and worried ewer the complexities o l fractions. 1~ were omntselent In htS l!llnd c:rotcllety old ladles wttll blue hair kneW all abOUt till Loulsl&nna Purcllale. !low to Cltwltle numbeB wltll deCimal ooont t and aoetl the moe1 ludlcroualy large word$ And theY also knew (lncredtb4rl WIIO threw tile papeo alrpl- when her back wat tOWardS tile bl~ We marveled at their Clivene talenll. their and lhoroUgh knowledge o l atl 5\>bjects and thelf ability- to go oo the !Mttlltoorn. Spellong IIISIOf\'. mathemallc f. rellg oo n (optlon• ll sctenc:e. mUSic-all 1M answers to eu< QUeStions only be aaMd WIIO needed a c.omputet anywa)"l We Mve Mrs.- (llll In lha name ol yout fa'IOfile mentOf). Money wu toglu. lassume. When my academic car- blg• n in 11165 ....,_, ,,.... was always plenty of etepe paper, glue and llaSII cards lor eve<yone. Wilen my IChool IU<lhed ItS c:aoacny. an mra wing wu added but the c : t - seem to be ovtl· crowded Aa the' years passed- we<e ollered lha privilege of violin tesaons. , gym ctnses and ec.tenoe laba, But the elM- Clkl grow terger •nd the leachar por>ulatlon dw'lndleCI. More classrooms were abandoned By the 111'18 high ac.llool beckoned In 1977, the school had lost 70 percent o l Its students and tile paroc:lllsl selloot let1 was-lng. OPtlona fOf s todenll •• He &160 malnt atnt th&l • - atude!\ta .,.. entering tne lleld Admitting that -aujlalo ia llmrt.c! ICI Ita~ too tNCI*S," lklflaloStata Studenl TNC:I>I"G CoonllnatO< Ric:llatd fr a zota do . .g r - wlln Waa.,.r 1 ISMaa<nent ''In 1M ... lew ~ •n tha Ctty As more achbol boa/Cis ¥Ole to c:onSOIIdate tneu resources by closong a KIIOol and atulkng us SIIICSe'\ts Into another ac:hool, classrooms a re r&piclly r~actl•"ll an ~unl-ble- PQPUl.l1oon TNc.llars a oe llglltong to pre...,t becoming lectur•a but kOnOfO>C elhc.enc:y tran-.css the educalors' ldeallatn School supplies are now being bought more o ften by teacner. lOt ~ g reater number of stlldents sonc:e ac:hools cannot afiOfCI s uch tu• uries Wlth .mofa budget CUll on the way. Ruth prediCts . teacllers will be using lree/Mfer\111 auch as egg eanons Of oooslcta lUCks to SUpplement a c:hlld's education. "Tile biggest problem wuh the buCiget ls th61tldt of speclal teacl\efa," Rut II said Children at1t not beinG' taught music or art II their teacllef doetn' t have these etlra s~llls. SchOols d idn't bu<lget these programs until tile late 1960s under preasure Irom tile Bullalo Teachers F'ederallon F Of "I their added w~ due to cutblcks, IOrther regulations and percent durlng the same periOd Tl'ieteiOfe. ooeo 10 )'ella te~ 111•• lost 11 percent oltllelr buying pawer In J969doltars tills amountsto 1 7.167-a loss of St <468 In purchaSing ability Although tue/lel's bet- they ate worlul)g - - to lndN~~ze teaching and are ~\Ifill palcl- lor tneir eflor1s. r-..1 c:ormnet~t5 on "'Why JOIIMy Can't hngen ooontecl 11 the quality o t teachtng Weaver. a proleuot of Educ:atton at Boston Untversity. does not believe that the . , _ field os attriCtlng ouallly c.anelldai&S Hts fllldlngs po.nt out lllat educ.atlon rna~ ra11ked fourteenth 'Out ol 16 fields on Scholasllc Aptitude T•t tSA f) _ , scoreo.ahead onl)'oiiiiOsastudytngtn olflce-cterlca l a nd voc:atlona l-rechnlcat ttetds Only olflce-ctencal students rankad lowet on the math $COrU In addition, Weaver •~ted. the c;umulatlwe grade polrtl average of education majors ranks 1wellth ol the f6 majors. with an average o f 2.72 Weaver contends that edueallon institutions o llor " lew c:reatlve policy a lternatives 011 reaiiJtlc new c.ar- ''*' Read",...,. ratota a.ooad thai tnete 11 1 to-Mania -hool educeloon and~ cetllhc:euon Students comJM,...,t tM<r el-tary educatiOn da9oooes wotll UC.OIIOnl l -loon <legr - 110 t~Wf may ant., the W•clenlng loeld ol teaching handoceppao cntldlen. Rutll alto decrlu anac:- • on utac:hlng qua lity feac.llers lla•e always been trained wall. - asserted noting the hlgll ltlndarCIS reqUired Wilen atlenc:lecl Bullalo State Teacntng 11 a talent." lilt t*le~ An unc:lerat andlng ol c.lllldren rs mo<e tmPOft ent than !raining " And most aducatOta agree that clllldran are more Clllllcull to u~tand l e a - are lllOCitlylng their te.Ct\lng rnelhocla to relate to the cMO ol lila 1980s Although slle belo e ves that tele'ttsoon oilers mora benefots tha n detr llll&nl l Ruth IIU nottc:ed 1 Cleele•.. 1n rt!ldlng by c.lltlchn TMy dema nd Insta nt gratlheatlon and enter~au~,.nl ~ lhe veteran eouoetor does not l o r - a ~ usage ot ~~- since the t.,ge ctuses mahe 111~ sma ll screen •nellect•.. A teaclllr• lob lias bec:ome more IN6tfl ll<>g ..._ d>oldten are leu likely to CIO ~ 1nc:1 are tess controlled Ruth notn that the famol)' nn become more d -ganlzad andlhe parent a less lnle<e$1edln atding t~ ctuldten atnc:elhey must work mo<eRulli ,... notlc..cl a drasllc c:ll&nge tn Bullalo lc.IIOOf c.lltldt.., oYer the paS'I twenty years M or~ acortOfnocatly dfSadvantagad s tlldents entered the SChool system laclo.lng besoc 11nce tlllir ~ts had nc>ne as chotdren Teachers were then IO<ced to slow Clo\On their teac.hlt!Q ~ Such children have alnce mar~edly improved but tllefe are stilllc.IIOOfs Where htt~ hn c.haf'gad To ACijull to the l nc.noasad use ol visua l a ids by c.lloldren, RUlli suggested that ua10g computers ~nd ~tng mlchtnes could be ellectlve measures 111 INc.lltng the bealc.s to the mocll'fn child '""''"ll The Colleges System: The Universit)ls Utopian dream The ~~~ new - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Co7t.ges are !10 1~ the tuture ot . Americ:lln educ.etlon, rether they are 11 Unlversrty is keeping groun<Ndlntlllnostelglaof/hepeat, a the Col...,._ on hOld grtm reminder or on(lfttlclrNs thet 11o1 'VV"'... Jolt In ,,. dollars maza. Yilt some and .In these Inflationary uMet'sftlas, JWCh as US. still hope lot " a IMMng .,.,,., a/lhoug/1 IIIey speak tl mes th at hUrtS. rNtlatlc.etty and they y " It n an ~ to tile axl llifl!l CIJmr:ulum rather lflan the c:utrleulum its«/. -Clifford Furnas • The dream· 10 attract ~.000 College Master atuden!t to a aprawtiflll Uno..slly Joyce Slrlanoi Center. Ill unclergradltalt population totally ,_..., end eCIUc.atad in an Elllcott·bued pon. .te system. c:ontPOMd o1 30 lriliv1dual unltL Till ptotluc.l& ol tills ooncenltllled lty SETH GOODCHILD Intellectual c:l".,...te - . 10 prope4 UB to the of ,Arneriean unrversitles, w1111 a or-'riO Greeluate Center and a ~lad UndefVI'aduale program. prowldlng Ierne • and faYO< to the lnatllu!IDn. But todey, ten colleges c.arry on a ~ atruggle wtth a budget ouner. liVIng cons~antl)' under 111e lhrNI o1 lurtt... lundlng .,cluc.llena. Whet wee once hoped to 118 the 1ocat point o1 the u.w-ally'a academic rMal....- now Ia dlseuaaad In tha negative , .._ ol llle bureaucrat'.s 1 a n g u age - r e 1 r en c 11m en t . amalgamation and otnet aoaptations to,_, buCIQ8tary shor1faiiL There os littte mention or programs. e.nJer Ulhl month • The SpectnJm ri!IIOft ShOWed thai the MUIOfl and leading felloWs o1 the Colleges today !l<)SSeSS a unlvwul lear of additional c;uts and are worried thai llle declining flnan.,gl plctura ~ICI IOfct the Coltetes' numbe<$ to be _ , tunher reduced to a low ol lour or live. Jn recent dl~lons lor,., Colleges' Deans and leading fellows- present at the centers formationexpressed disappointment IIIII UB ,as not supporting Its Colleg iate system Rflectively. lnsteeCI they see the Uni-ty aJiowlt!Q the Colleges 10 wilt away rn a sea of llnanc:tel Inequity ral'* than grow pr-ous. They POinted to what they perc;elole as a failure ol tile Uni versity adminlstrallon-especlally In tile Pfeslelant-_ olflce-lo raallze tllllr potenUal value to U8's standing natlonafly and tile 'soundness ol [IS c.umculum. "I llllnk that till Colleges at Bulla to are greater than any other In the country:• former Dean Irving J . Sprttoerg Slid rn an onlervfe,ow from Ills WUI\loglon oil~ Currently on'lea>e from UB to ..,... as tne s.cteu<y of the~ Aaoc~atiOrl o1 ~n~tY ProfiiSIOt$, ne con(tUI.cl UB I Collegiate program willllhe other tess successiUI etlocts at Micl>lgM Stall and S&nta Cruz. Till Col~ gr-out ol 1M reforms of the late III&Os. moal ty on llle Ma&n Street c:amous and meny - • w•tho<lt realdentlal programs the CO<netStone o l the Collegiate k1ea. During lbe turmoil of the -'1 1910s, many new Colllgla foPNIIII up. created out o1 • deSI,. ll)lvaroous faculty members anc:l atudenta to create new 186lning c.ent- I $ an allernatowe to the rnasshre. and sometimes ac:ademlc.ally stifling • n• ironme n t, ol a large Unl-51ty Center AI many o l the tndlviCiuaJ colleges lougllt lo bec.ome a part ol the University. chaos and contusion marred early Collegiate Assembly meetings Ea rly baltles between lndl•iduat unils and the University Preskllnl- regular and centered on the role lila Colleges wete to play In the Unlveralty u a whOle. " WIIan 1M University receives mOfe __._ ...... - �A University's quest-tor e~meot e nound " countered a Faculty S.na\Of durong a - • "lt'a '"' a~y ~-., atts ~111T*lte that do II fnOitsh IS more restrlcllng tha n e •en Engl.-ring• ~ . the ourcrynaa oenrered on rile lncreasong preciOmll\ll\t;O t~t P<Qiesslonat lctoOOb .,, gaining on most unoY~~r~lry campuaes. And the trend hasaome academicians womed. "Thl o•etwhalmlng role ol the Unwets4ty Ia. II' Gtnerll4 Eduutlon and not In \1111 poolesatonel Khoolt," opined US ~ <It M~t Professor Howard Foar•. wlloae suppC)t1 ot thl c:urm:ulum rerorm Pfogratn ill well kno•n "I would gel rod ol ~>ndergrec!Uatt education In Management. mrlle9at\"-t. lor Gen Ed " Foa ter eontln~>ed .· ~un<~e<grlduare educatoon anoukl be gRM<Il " -•1111 the best US's beleaguered Gen Ed program ndtllfi~IJIII/11 atuiJents In meny Alrr«~n IHI/vitraltfea tan lfHIY '"'a/mol( alltll:a<le IIII'OUflh 1M .., Mt llrldtf a 1/,.,al, unl/ructured CU"ICIIIIIm ~tly, /loW-. lind ,,.,,.,.... oec• .n ~~~ they -•lid tile,_,.,., ot o-ral EducetiOit u the " - ' " " acedemy <Mcenla many of the ,.torm• ot ,,. I Mils end ~,gna ·ts untiiHfl'aiJUite .-qul,.menu At US. the ooncep1 o1 a ce,.,uUy thstflbllt~r;umr;ulum was dlleussed 01111 y •• ago, yot complete ,npltlmMI tfon I I 11111 a (IMI.Iot lhll Jutu,. Dellgned to com bat 1 ~e &l'croeohlng vocarlona llsm ol lhe early 111 • 01. the Unlveralty's General E.ducarlon program nas ~reveled an o>bstaele·llllered path slnoe Its 1"-ellca( lnoepllon sl• years ago. " There naon' r been en.ugn S«i®s conslc~tratlon lor lhe objecloves ol the program. 111<ptalned lormet G-rar E.dueallon Commllt.. Chalfman NOtman Bal<ar at a r-..t acadl!mic lorum " We mull atress the c:on\ITWnlcallon, ll'ie O<oad knowledge and lhe aense of I)IIRpeetlve rhat Gen Eo 11 suppoNCI to ar;compllsh " Sake< tnar lhe conrro.--tal P<ogram .shOutcl. In Ill I<Mal IOtm, upand a stu4ent'a ·•crlttcal acumen ano show t>ow to lnt egrare and apply ilnowt-.lge " Th<i HIStory Prolessor noted that the curr.cut~>m, lnt~noed to offer a broad educational apoetrum to all US UnGeollf-ea, hM becotM -ioualy " watered-dowl\" Originally dealgnld t'> t>e oompoald ol 13 cou<ns strewn through al• bloed Knowledge Areu, a new pareO, albeit tame>ota!¥. P<ogram wu ~ed lui ltlme$le< requlrlllg lil!2 II'IQNIII.n g lr~ IO entOII Ill onlY one courM In live ateu. T he KnowlldQII ArMa fHiatork:&l and Studlel. P!lyalcal ond Sclencft. the U te and '1Mltll S c . _ Ulerll~>ra and the Arts Social and a.twiYioral Sclel>ees , and F<ftlgn languages and Cooss Cultural Stuelletl dtvloe all UnoVUtsity ~leAl ~r,..,.tlcal "I think that there are subject matters which everyone who has a bachelor's degree should be familiar with." -General Education Committee Chairman Peter Ha1e T o comber tne fllohiY apeeoatll*l .,., extremal~ popula. vocational programs. Foate< augguted tt>lt the proleaalonal XfiOOI education Should occur aile< the ·•general undergr~duare eoucatlon" n a supplemental goe<tuate acnool curriculum • Foster pol"led to the US Pharmacy progoam loa an ..ceuent e.ampte ol now bOtn general ed..callon coupleo with proteulonll training can be aehievecl Wolholil oompromllong eilhe< comPQnlnt a academ ic ontegrlty " Thelf'l 1 c;ompromoH " Foster ondlcated " They nave a ltv•year program_. .-ythong is fluid • Not _ . , laco.llty ~ snares Foster's tnthUslaam Spnnger. who a ulhoteel US 1 rel~>on to Ibe Carr.egoe Unot credit system Cone «ed•t P8! leAf'her· student contact hour) envisions gaps , _ , _ tne program's alma and the sy'Stem's praelocallty "Tnete are gapa between :o.e fiMII ' ol the Pfograrn and the wogram olaell," Sl)(lnger naa noted. " For ln.taoce. deaplre a ,.., lor a scteooe te<~ult-.l tla Claiming tl\lt a aclence P<cwtslon. ,.htch .. ,. a gen.,al educauon on otsell " Ia _ _ , lor any altempted ~dtlmk reloon P<oor-. Springer ~1Sec1U>e ~ ~ c.lltng ot '101 WOIUI u.. time beoi\g apen1 on •s course• Into aeparate, d lsrlncr academiC apllefes Praero\ly the Unlvaralty'a General Education ComiT\!IIM iS SOliciting 11)9CI~Iy GesJ.., . 'b<oecl·blaed" Knowledge Area OOUIMI 10 IOfiiiY the presently depleted ollerlnga Tile Unlver.tty'$ GIM!It Educatton l)tOgrtm Is an outg<oWih o l • national trel\d abondonong thelltleral ref01ms ol the pa.at rwo deea~s. 101 lhe more !ilruc:tured curtlcula that preceded rhe 1860a. As college$ rhrougtoout lhe Country - • or~I11Q or eulng rltelr d•atributlon requirement•. onoi•IOuel o.l.:~artment• lnatlluled their own Whlen were, lor the moll pan mo<e constnetlng rnan belora the sworen Sal<ar alCJIIalnld thai a " a~gnofleant ~parwra lrOtn 'What .._to ,_part or Gen Ed" ocr;urred ar lhe beglnniiiiJ o1 rile oecaoe "(Tho Old Oi$1nbUIIon syltaftll wu - h l n g thall-.tlled Gen 'Ed and rapidly d<aapcleanng," he ,ald. lddong lhal ...........U I prdrequlstraa which replace lhe ; ystem "geated towards the majon." thUS lurtiWI! 1Uito6g t he Q..est w•• lor a ltt>e<at eduo.rlon 'It Ia unraallstlc to e•pect tnoMouaJ ..ntis ro nave ,,..,r own ~ Eo P<ograms. s.ktw c:o'1cl.- Ho.. - . Eng..-.ng Pro~ Robert Spror>ger b e l - lhat "unlta" can handle the slat~ In the a blooce ol a Un'-sory· wloe reform program D&partmenll wouiO reQuore lhelf own Gen E4 programs. · Spnl\ger concluded "/1. Unl~tratty ed..caroon lmpll~ a get>erat education " G eneret Ed• catlon Commlllee Chairman Petti< Here emphasizes the ompC)ttancr ol a arrucrured IIDe<al atts P<OQrem "lthonk rharthefe 11e ~ mau..a whlcll ~ who hM i bac:heiO<'a be , ......... with." be aunotlald. expWm~~g !hat llle ~ en<ollmenl lhlh u.. orolesalona l sctooola 11 oanperous. •wnar .,..,. going to ...c1 up being os a $IIOOnd or thlra ratetecllnk:AI acnoor.· "It's not the jlfolea.,., acnoors that make their •too.nta rake a seltc:t n~>mber ol - . . - from lheit own deparl,..t. ao a~uden tt don' t ger to oeer• - ·-ard• -oou• ..,_.L.. . ...-Sdtnee _ , _ Springef noted IIIWI IIIKieniS the " lunG-tal - - ....., lor ldUCIIion and a<e Jn a ''rwlathtely all'lljll;e end welt de¥el9C*' ....- ·me"'._..' o.n Ed "'ogram ~s Jvst so s-llcial." lhe ""~~'""'Nics Utopia. wniiiJII- IMdefahlp and gets mote r -. "Spltt,.,g mulld, Mit whl help 1>& utabllah a national r811Utatlon." Yet ttl II. many did not leer the u.v-.ity wu valuing Ita Infant Colllgla ~ Tne 1om1a< Dean. who urvecl In edmltleclly tight ·~ ....... . . . tile grandiose diMIII lor uw ~ l!llterlllae, loelng 111 momentum uncs.r thl P < - ot - Cloller. He lon:ecl, ne Mlcl In a 1111 llllervleW-WI\Icto SpoUIIefg noted wu IIIII CDnliltent Willi bll Cll'f*1t ~ 10 become. first rate pauper. F- DMn Claude Welcto-now Chairmen or the PolitiCAl Scre~t-ukl that M bel~ tbe Colleoat tried In lite -'Y Cleys to Kprowlcle M lntw~ -..lnQ the clofmltorla" He - * 1 thel Ult'a 111M more - * * ... Mllllllo;g ~·· euc~~ ~ .... .. Y... -endHaRMI. ""'-~,....,....In -....~a~~~~ undif (lorlnlr UnivefWIIy to .......................... ................ ...................,.....,. ,..,.... ....., ........... .................. . . . , . _ GOlly bee•••rolled Itt the MIHIM •~a"• crl 1M U.....,, "f __ ~ . . . . . . . . 10 ... ............. - EIIIGatt . . . lillelglled ....................... 8lawVI and ald communltyiM!Inga Inside the budget." he noted " Thlt· • have , _ Collegea. "l llllnk.,. have ~~UCCMalully been good 111\lncialty but tney are even creared communrrtea II\· spite or. mo<a cii iiiCult now " The Oeen detailed lnatea.d ol beoauae or. the Elllcou Ihalite wU forced IO CUI $ 78.000 lhls Comp,... " Spltzbelll aald In 1878. MTha year lromthe base buclget. noting t~at people wno wrota the program lor lte woulcflle Pf0Qt811>ml,.- olthet Elllcoll-and the atcllltects wonted money Into next yeefa IIQ\Ir.-. frOtn aornet>odY'• PfOO<...,.....,dkS not In l~a eatllet th<l monrn. many Maar.. QUeStioned lhe UnlveraiiJ' a u~ tile conf..,ratlor\s commolment to 111e Collages today, ~ '"' creating communCtles. Splld>erg. an outiPOkero man, aid drawo~ blr;k lo \heir Pf~ lhlt What wu ~eeplng US lrom lbe remarks on the tormallve days of the ranks ol •*eoe UniYOKII\lat wu that Colleges Its Collegiate aya1arn was not being ISI<eelto change ols baste com.,:O.lrlon. ' " T na Unlveralty Ia keeping the " Nationally. I nave · a' Colleges on ltold and In these Untveralty qulle like US and fts lnlla.tlpnary llmea tnat hutta;· Cllllord . Colteoa." SpiiZbarg lniOfiiMI. " I nave Furna• Muter J.oy9e Sirianni never underetOOd UB. The Colleges are rnall'lrafnec:t. ''They nave not made • the only poulble cl aim to lls !IO!Id oornmltment.'' Scnwarlz and u n i q -. II' a 1 part ol Ule unlq..e to Collage H Millar Lee Qr)'den agreld Buffalo. Wit/loUt tile Cotr.g&s' II oa With - ltat.......,l .,ch«glng lllet lhe ollterwlle fvll another Unl-slt~" CollaCI" have CIOJIIln-..ty r-'-1 AI lite tkj\e ol bll 1178 clepartun~ men thWI tltelr....,. of lhe ~ r,om the ~. Spitz.barg had a and buclgetary Cllta cloled out In ,_,t cert81n . . . _ ~ 111e Collage's ~· ,.....,. lo achlewo ell that had been But - I I eufT8flt lundlt1IJ ...... _ IMPlied out lor ....... He~. malfl\al!leel. 1\ Ia etUC -.cpacied lllal certU. .,..,.. tlrel lte . . at u.e .oma lndMclual cot~egea oould be h8nda o4 the Slate and I1S budget etiml,..., br IMigld with otn.w In cun.a. ~ the Gooer1a and belt tiOfllenlng enort. the Loglllel-. sq.wwu oclmluacl ,,.., .., •hlnlc '1111 budlel prOIIiafM IIIII plagued a malgemetlon elimination Is ltw Ceilegle. Mllrray 8cll.,u '"""''.... ~ . . to oonsldeor r8pOI14d ~lr. "We .,. trylne to lltlnga "" lite 8prCng." But lew daublllte<loileges ability to eopa witt! "" Nllllollona ... the t- .,. "'"'* o.n w sunl-rn some lomt Schwartz ano the Mnt era ha•e c onstantly malntelnld thai they rei.- to rosa lallh 1n the ~~VSiem. clee9fte tile ltl1lfky Un'-slty commitment E~~toUmanta have been s t - wllll Ulllta seemg lllgher demend ...., otners. 111e 'Oean noted Some are also - , . o ~ the olt..Oetayed Ge~e, a l Education program. wnich Ractoe4 CSIWfl College MIMPIIer 1110 oould be benellelllto the unl11' ruturea. •me Cotl!gea could meka a rea r contribution to tlte program." Murphey mused, "llll- ~ olf lhe OfOUnd." Morale wu said to be atrong even the lace o l the budget proepectaand a feeling_,. to ••Ill tha i \he program has been allowed ro aoread Irs lcallemlc wlllgS and ~~ctolevlng lhe POianllal many ICflollfl bellIt IS capeiMa of. To Dryden. wt>o also nu a ~~eat 01\ the Faculty Sanau• Eueu lfve Committee. the over-ell condllion '" strong wlllr re~~~alnlng room lor lmpr--t. ''Thtft II some \llgor. _ , . ..,_ ol problema IIIII ,.., to be _..., on. lnlufflc:lent h•ncllng IIRdelr concaptiQn o4 mTUion and lite constlt...cy. But thert n some st1'61111tltl end -programs tlolt.,. ti'OIAMd,. DryOefl conduded. addil>g that be '*'- Ita full pottntlsl haS ret ro b e -. • Master Orville T. In �--------~-----~~--------------I tt - • llka ~ ~ 0111er you meet •• ell- ... engiM«Ing 0< -oen-t map, your J*Cipllonl ,.,.y 1101 be ~~>et ,., from wrong Although the trend If national, II 11M been ~fled at 5S.DOO. Since 1875. the number of Bac:nalor or Sctanoe (BS) englnM<ing dagreamed nationally tiU 1-.ed 53 percent. AI UB, tht number of engl-'ng graduatat the eame parlocl hMincraaMd 114 IMI'-'L All hough the num"-r of graduatealn the ua Sohool ot Management hu ratNinacl ralatl.e4y conatant due to program .U. -rlctlona.M-gement DeM JoMph Alutto rtPOrtl thtl the num11er of appllcanll to lhe program " liM aaail) tflPtd.~ AI a raautt, ......... !ltd to tum many atu-.11 away,• he explained. Al~tt b t i l - the upaurge In 1111'011 In protea.Jonal SCIIOOis can bt trlbuttd to ct\anQI"9 values 1ff10nQ tudenta. ACCOidlng to Aluno. theI ana proQramt ot the 111601 offered little In tt<ma of c:atter ttalning. /"TTt... enrollment changes have I prese.,ttd apaclal problema to public a<:hOOtl! llka UB, WIIICh II reatrlcttd by ~State guldtllll.. In rt·tllocat lno resou rce• . Soma claim Jt If unfonunata tor !loth the departmenb Which are loalng atudenll, and thefetore • - cutback$. and I Of othe<• gaining studell\1 but not gaining r-rc:e1 test enough to keep \Ill woth tht onslaughl. w,_ ....,.,_ bec.me scarce. Ao..b ttg explained, they were "c:rystMI:zecl In auct1 a way •• to pu1 the butden on the hteh demand areas." RoMberg expactl the demand In engl.-1ng to continua Increasing for 11 leaat live mote years, u well as contiiiOed lnorea- In the Health Scle noaa and graduate level manaoen-t, but lndlceted thai a ~ In dalnand was poesillla on lht~uatt~-· goal of the Unl~erslty ~nlltratlon during this parlocl, explalnacl Rotlbtt!SI· Is to "maintain _ , . C1eQrM or llealblllty without c:Mnglng t h e - olthe Uni-ty.· "The ttlcl<... he axplalned. .... hOW you do that." DINclorof the Otflct ollnllltutlonal , Sl,.... ' - - Kofal<u was more ,.._.,..,... about the national trend. ~ t hat ''Wdtl and thlfls IMippeft • • • 1"-r',. . - t d to the __,Y _,..,.., "tcojalcu IIOitd the 81ft at ua was more pronounced. The lM attrlbultd tnt ..-t liM en lner eaae 1n ernollment -tlpac:laUy women lM repof1a that the UB enal-'ng elan If now 15 p.oent female. up lrOfll lllmo.1 IIOihlng len YHIS 100· An td<Sit lonal lure o1 the ango.-lng llald Ia the employtTieflt oe>ponunilles ••artallla In t he 187Q.80 ~ yw . engl- . only 8 paroenl of all ~~ nationally. }'II IIIeY acoovnted IOf ltl percent of all greduatt1 hired Scanlng lor all angl-ing fitlds 111 11110 ...,.aged $2050081 t h e - -· -· $22.700 '"'.Muter'I o.g,.. and 121.300 lor a Ooctotatt In tdcltllon, IM~n,. ot among engo.-. ....,... , ruM f11 below tnt natiOftll Lea r~sthltt-• are now .-1 1100,000 eng"-a tn the Unottd Slat as_ Olthase. IC)Pfoxrmately 10.1!> p.cent ate lost an<~ually thtougl't tatl•-t. death 0< cat- Change~ ThtreiOfe, even present Iaveii o t enrollmtnt a•e not enough to keep up with atlrltlon "Many people ballthe natlon'5 economy tiM In With Ita ttd>nologlcal strength.' e)(plalnacl lM " In tht tast few years thl5 hal btcoma a ....., tmponent • • - " lM Cited a rapon by the Natoonal Academy of Sclef,ces wt11cn called lor ...ndvstrlahz.allon a .. tile Mti(Wl'S hr5t prroroty lor ,..,taiiZI"Q the economy In addttoon. oome ol the new tedlnologles _.ally c:ompu~ers are g row ing u tnouatrles '" themset•es n well u allect•ng Olhet tacets of trw ac:onomy As a resu4t Lee rhe • · - on enrollments "aaauy conltnutng 101 at least ten yeatS .. AI U& tngt-lng'l new lound poputarlly nas tl<ought whh It ,.,. lound problema. ••ptalnad Lee . lleceust! lnereasu In ellor t at tne undltfgraduate te. .t come at the eAI)ense of the gradute program Th1S nu led to Engineering and Applied Sciences (EAS) rtcant dtc:l..on to htnot eruoltment attht frtsllman- to 1100 students. begonnong na• t ~ear But tile SituatiOn r~ete ts 'not as bad as some UIIM!fSII-." t•ptatnacl lM · o.uone we n..e the c ampos gethng to UL A tutto beilevet that the Unlve<~Uy is panly r~sllllt to- Ita present dilemma by lOCking ltHIJ Into faculty CO<Rmlt!Nnla th.rough tenure grants. Thus, UB camot r. .ttocatt ra10<1rcu wttno..t eliminating tenliftd positions . a proctdu,. wtolch he described as very difficult. "We're 11111 allowed to grant tenure to departments Whllfe enrollmenta are declining," Alulto CO<nplalned. "ll'a not ctur that h haa In any way strengthened lhe UniYeBIIy-ln fact, I'd say· It h15 weakened tht Ut'/ver.fty." VICe PlMidtnt fOf Aca60mlc Affairs Aober1 Rossberg sees et~rottment trends as a retlec:lton oft he job rrw\et as the ttme. Aooordlng to Rossberg. the ttend towatds protiiMlOnal lldlools mtrtors the deveiQPmtnl o l new technologie$, new ways of msnsgtng tl!$0wces. and the genetal trend towllld mort technical and speelfoc: I<,..,Wiedgt. Roslberg axplalnacl lhal. In the 1V60s, theft axlsttd a demand lorlklllo In more "generallel" areas. .Atao. according ro Rosebttg, tne expanding economy In general ca~ studtnte to bt "less concerned wlth the speclllc ullllly" ol a degree. The Vlot Presldeni e•plalned lhat the Unl,..llty 11 trying to "rtdfess lmbalancaa'' ca.u Md by enrollment Change~ but tdmltttd that .._ don't neve the llelllllllly that -Illes us to Shih,__ qollckly." Ht attributed the praMnt situation to external circum81-. rathef t11an Internal milt--. deec:tllllnG the parlocl from 1~75 .. . , "lnctedllllt dac*le." --ar-. . . War II high of !10.000 I * year to a tnlcl-1850a low of ....,.. 25.000 It then undetwenta m t l d - ol fluct uauona 111 the 3CI-40.000 range ""'" the mid 18101.,- It lind ltetdy lnCrto a 11110 twoh ol KU"T AOTHEHBE" QER -•.adeot-. Will the Liberal Arts die in a world of technocrats? The rise of the vocational school """*st bCJ,tl .. Lee tdmltted that UB es a .,.._.,ry ' m<JSI remain mutll·ltg<nenled" and thtrPfOfe g rowth of thl eng.,_.ng program onou4d not take place a t the M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - e~pense ot areas like tnt liberal art~J. I lloweYer. he did s~Jggest tha.t wea~ prolesslona • programs mtght be pruned Instead. 1 • • any people befieve the Nation 's economy . ties in with its technological strength. In the laSf feW yeatS fhiS haS become a Very important issue. -Dean of the Faculty of Engineerrng S · G ' ' d A P_P_ l'ed _______an ___ I-c-'e_n_c_e_s__ e_o_rge - Lee___ -especially IO< eng1.-1ng tRCttaseS and aoelal aclencM and humanities decreiSas. Supponlng f<olaku'a ~atlon Is data from lruhmen . enter ing universities In the 187&-711 t<:ademlc ,..,, WIIO - • uktd to Indicate their Intended area of study. N ationally, 12.7 percent chose the Ana and Humanltlea. 20.3 percent choN Social Sclanoe and related a-• and 111.8 p.oent Choat the Physical Sclancaa. Including engl,_.,ng. But at UB, only 6.6 percent Indicated Arts and Humanltiu, 10 parc;ent Social Sciences, and 28.1 pt<ctnt Pnyslcal S c i - wllh two,fhlrda of that amount In engineering alone. ~~ the national and UB Pn)'llcal ~ llgurM 10M allghtty laat year. Kolallu bellavtt lht auwrialng ~lnO damend could~ Jraced to the fact thai UB Ia the I~ publk: engl,_lng echool In Haw Oflr State. tn the HOling the demand deer sOCial sciences and hulnaniltes, Lee COUld not speculate on now n~ WUhlngton pollelet would allecl 1he engi.-tng prog1am hera. "Obvrousty. In terms ol (go¥..--tl rneatCh grants. - ·re going to De hurt,• Ml explained "ttut II he IANQatlllsttyll>g to bansler soma ,_.Ch 10 lndustual l!ftons. we get more incWstrtat mar suppor~.• flolaku belleoetl that thana ea:isted a pelteption among many that the Unlveralty centers at Albany and Singnamton were belter llbttal ans sChools. ~oJaku pointed o ut that this University began as a oottectlon ol prolenlonal IChoola: llbttal art& were not added until latllf, "So we're mote vulnltfabte to thla SOft of demand," hi exptalntd. "lfs all a malter of proportions." Seeing no Cha'IQe In present trends over the Ilion run. flolaku lidded that the new Reagan admlnlatratlon' a emphalla on ''tlan!ware" and d e l and on buslntsa r-td activity oooutd ·conunue to encourage kids to major In the things llleY'ra ln." [).., of the Faculty ot Engl.-lng and Applied S c . _ George Lee ' praented a graph or tht numbtt of englnMrl"9 dagr- eatnacl natlonall)o over the parlocl from tll!50 to the. ~· It "'-<! lhl number of BS g<tduatet declining from a post World When asked about Cat- . . tilt problem ot liberal .,,. tCibc:atiOft. u. defWided tMI ang;naermg program, noting that englnM<Ing m~s are r~ to taka_,. aodll sc:lenc:e and humanities cou,... He el<J)Ialned that englnaertng. as a tour')'elr program has t.o be very structured. A typical englnaetlng m~·s lOad consltts or around 105 credit hours wonn o l required science and engineering courses leaving only 15-24 llourl fO< d lllrfbutiOft "We can't expand It (distributiOn) withOut adding a ye11 to tnt program.he said. "What we don't went to do is produce e ngineer& 'Who are n' t prepared." lM Hid thaJ his " gut feeling" WQ that at~gl,_lng C»uld become a live-year prog.r arn Lee explained that because o f the pre<equisltes and spectlic: natu!t of ~ng coursea. the EAS Faculty cannot be of much assistance to tr.e UnMitsity In any genetaJ tduclti(W1 program. Academically. hi stated "We talie from the rest ot the Unflll!lsity " �------------------~~--------------By JOSEPH SIMON UNY, rhe 64amplll apt.m ol btlc htg/1« education Ill H.- York State, had1/a "'o/daal.,• A tuition and enrollment battle ensnares US higher education ma~~r o.~-. In /he IIII!Oa atKI the aarty pett o1 the II ,.., dutrng tltoaa ,...,.. that the gflll)dro$a plana . . . dMJpMtllot 111 ~ and ..,...,IC _,UIIItiea draw ac/Polen ' 10a trwe ~ , . Corlnlf'l - .. and,,...,.. ·- · . ,But .,_ /0 - , ....,._/On, a .,fft 111 Sr.,. 8UPPO'f to the priYflra uctor The atfllgflla Urol/111 - . . moffl II!IM'f locus«< 1ft the INOa u dol/era gtow tfghtflt atKI the pool ot colt~ged .,.-,,. dr,.• up Ame<lca's public lnd prlvlla nigher I Public draws the line against private educatlol> aactcn. Which hava ente<ad the ,.,_ In oom~ltlol> IO< fewer atuclllnta and ' " ' gcwemment and llhllanthroplcal dollara, t>ava become as mUCh eorteernecl wtlh mere tul\llvat as with educational qualhy But do these condltlol>s make Orta aector more susceptible to diQOIUIIOrt than the-other? The Spectrum asl(ad that quallon to a represeotallve of the privati and publlclnternteln New Yo rk State, and not aurprlalrtgly, r~ lved two dUiertnl answera. "lauspectthare wilt be a lair number or prfVIte lnatllutlom thll go unde<," SUNY VIce chancellor lor ~lc PfaooliiQ J _ . Perdue &lid " lt'a beciOmlng harder ICH lhaH IChooll to raise enc>UQh money to keep their operatlol>s going Pefdua noted that publiC oottaget, especially In Hew Yoril, hava been getting barely enough money trom lillie gover,.,_ll 10 SU<VI•e, but added tnat the potlllcal ram1hcatlol>a o l ctos<ng • public college are too enormous lor lt to happen ' Say the State daerdad to cloSe . . - 1. say SUNY/Bulfato. the t..eglolalO<& up • - • woOOI raiH I'IOir helt.• ttoe c:nailecadernle olflcar lor the SUNY system e•plelnad " They wo uldn' t vote for enythlng unul something was done about their school." " Pr ivata lnllllullona c e n go bankrupt. The pObtlc MCIO< can bleed and bleed. but they'll IIIII have 10 keep the ~lp golng... 0 1rec•or or Public Aetatlol>a ror the Commission on Independent Colleges and UniV«alllea (CICU) Sonnla Walltar, would not aay thll private schoola are more auscapllble to crumbling unde< financial dralna_ge . " Tnal'a a n unfortuna te acertarto to !>lint," the eKpla.lned, "and tome thlng that dennllet·y can be avoided." CVCt Js a Stat-Ide organlutlol> represenlloa 1tO prlvlle oolleg" and ~t..-. deligned to brtflll *'1M -.traltuHon to • - achools Ita olflolls In Albany-doN 10 the State II'OIOPI1•1ing bodlee • "The overall ptCiurelllha one we're oonoemed With that """""' .,, prOVIded MX8S 10 their IIIQI* aducatlan ~• Mid "The! 1M¥ don't , _ to plclt an inltttutlollllrictly '**- ollfle cost• W. . . . 10 _....,_ Stile polley "'' -""' t1111 a n a dfullment Is --.. · w..., _...ned an · ~Juallft«<t " a ccmmlt"*" b)' 1M State that •at-la h - the oppor1unt(Y to c:tlOM the campul \l>at belt ...., .their N needs.~ The Cllapartly bel-the public and privata MCtota in Hew Yottc vlrles tr~ from the natiOnal norm. WalkAir asllmet• that 42 I*Ctrlt ot ootlege lluder>ll In the State go to prlvtta lnalltutlol>a, oompared to a 20 l*cetll n.,ponat hgura. According to Pardua, many atates In ttoe nonh...t had a fair nl.lmbef of prlvtte oollegea already Hllbllahed when tne wava ot publiC sY&tems awept the Country "'''h the puaage ot the Land Grant College Acl In 1976. Th la taw provldea widespread QOiretn<Nnt aupport for tt>e lormaJion or unlvaraillaa. T ha at Ilea that had lew untvarllllas- apecillcalry thole In the mid end far -t-utlllzad tile land gttnla the moat......,.,. Hid. 8acauM or lha ralatl..ty large number of privata aa-taln the State, and the targe proportlol> ol prl'llte ac~>ool graduates tn the State Laglllatura, , _ _ ~plalned thai Hew Yoril or- a ralat,....y helty amount o l financial Natatance to the P<o..ta eector He bel-the 11r11 big w... o l SUNY graduat81 hava tw1te<ed QO¥ef""*'l by now. and QI)&Cia SUNra anara or lagoalators to lnctease inyearato oorna. Thera are p.....,lly only "three CH lour" SUNY grar:lualet In both 11011o l the State Laglllature. the VICe ChancellOr ISiimatad Wet~" amphUlted that the two adueatlol> aactora ate out lor the same goal and bOih need all the Nalstoanca IIIey can gel Stle said lhtll SUNY and privata lnllllullol>l are part or lhe Unl..,alty ollhe State ol New York-a uniQua MIOUP In thai ,.. have a single, "'diverse hlg/ler aducatlol> ayatem." Regardless ol whether only one aactor can prevaolln a lutura ol tlghle< budget• and dacreaad ertro41ments, l'llrd ua bellrtea that both sides have a bigger problem to oontend with. "for t ome rea so n," he aald,"Amarlca h a a toal lis encha.ntment tor aducatlon It ·s blcome I lower priOrity.· Technocrats. Engl.-lng'a contrlbutlol> to the ~y. eJtP4alned IAe, Ia P<"tiQe. r-arch mortey artd aucca u lul alurnrtl. L... ballaw.d llllt aducaiiOrt In gerterat hat to bec ome m ora lti'\ICiured. "'The cumcu111m of the 111011 • • _ , wwtructured- thare no e«r1cu1um. • he &JtP4alnad, only panly In .... He eleo though! that ... be mote ooopera'llol> MnOIIQ dl"-- -en-11 ot 1M unr-.~ty. ·~ lftUat __..., their ...,.... • pan of a pedcaga," LAe _......_ o.n or ,,.,. Scllool 01 the tretHI toward the p rofaaalonat pragra.... aa pal'l ol a rtonnat •.......,.um .,._.,. noting that "the ~ ....,...,_,. Howerd Foaler - ~---,...notalweya ...... In .....• , _ OOIIId not - - "" _ , . . . good .... F2"nn for ... INIId . . . - . • ... _ ......... .,..,In 1M..., mat ... ... Ollllllnuld . . . . __. . . - l o ...... durlnQ the ............. Foatar balle.ft that there Is a Mn011Q studertts ~ proepecll ...,. by. profa.lortal--- ~~. Fo ater, who a lto a lt a o n 1118 Unlverally'a General Educallort Commltl... thinks lhll trend ,, not llj good lor ........ "I tlllnk a QatlatW aducatlon hal a lot to otfar•• Mid Foaler, addiiiQ thai he hoiCie hla own 1.,.,.. art1 dlgrw In QfMt . .-.The "Value or~. broadlrtlng - ·· parwpactl>le. and '-n!ng llbout Olhet .._,,of llfe"la or- loll I n the diWe to become man.tallle. accordiiiQ to F01ter. A good gaMral ._loll Pf0QrM1, according to foltar, "will ct1a1ww1 ltlidenll to do more &ampllng" .,.....lng ezpoeure to - a l tnof I '-Ida. " 1!'1 oerflllnly 1104 a s - - . • .......,_, l'oetar, "but lt'e better than oar-at perceptlol> lhal __ ._,_,.. One of lila men OOOCal OIIPOI'*U 10 te.r_ra.._or~· progr- 1a 1111 a..rr- or the 0 . . . EduaaUon Conlnllttae .... ....... "'lhlnk tlllt t'- - ......... matt.r wlllcll ~ wllo -"" • bachalo(s degr• lhbuld be lamlllet wllh,"atatea H- Hera -oo. &JtP4atnad \hat ....,., yeera Me'" • any COllage - uld practically - - of a -~ PIWI1II longer true and people ara llliMing lhll pro laaalonal training will gat li'OU • lob." Hare Mid. adding \hat lhll ,• • -lous mitt ..... • Apart '""" lhe ln!Tinllc vatua or a broad undefgraduata education. It It a fallacy to 8UpCIOaa 1 PtriOn <10M gall haby voca!lol>al tralnlflll Ia batter eQUipped to gat 1 laadlng poaltlol> In Industry," Hare said. "What ....Uy ""''- " axp4alnad lob- '"How, thai It no . . _ ..,. bright ttley .... ~·hey-." The demand on the :18 progr-. pror-lonal Hare baliftaa, Ia bacauae educatio n ttera Ia "ervollrnarlt Clrlvan." He uplalna lhtll, baceuaa ~ 11011oo1a eltlel ,_, U8 - CIIMiopad an tmaoe of • oollectlon of llfOia.lonel IIChOOia. ~ ltudenll - . . . lor pro'-loner ttalnlng, Wllloh the ~-·•-totr8Mier .-oaa to te. lfniiOL proleuonal achool$, "What _ ... anhanctng t hai going to and up --· balflll Ia a - . 1 or lhlnl ... leollnleal aciiOol." Hare ltadltlanll..._.,.,. Hare Mid e. WOIIId tiM to - .,._.....on the lor Alta- LMtera llUdlllla • watt aa IliON In the tadlftlcat dltcfpt!Me, "There - man)~ tllldanta In Ana w Lett.,.. Who •• a ICianc:a or math course; he related. axp4alnlng '"'' """"' adueatiorl lflll)llal a broad -lltldlng ol 1111 .,_, not ,.,.. the - . I lles and aoolal aclancee. Hare l hlnltl the woc:atiOnal trend iS reaching Ita mu lmum. although he admlll he OOIIId be wrong.. ul think there '- • grOOflnQ 8UP90r1 011 u l l -• tor baalc aducallonaiiiiCIIIa," Hare ballvet that the Un-.~tr lhOuld hava • balance bal prolaaelonal traditional program I, and ............. ~aol1oof$ ,_........, IOo rapidly••, llllnk10 _ . . . ,,_.,. ,.,. aplalnacl. " I'd ,. . 10 llrtng . _ . the bal..- to whalll_t6,..,. . .", � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Aliu 1h .. 1 ~JIC Oil I) lht. "·""' l "'"'~.thtrt I."Mn a.ttu:l\1.1 th" OU~.·mu..·nl II u\. up to lt'lt Ugll,IJturt U) ,,,.;L,,. th~. .lllr\tkJnl'i.,U,'' "iu·m \.aU!. "I etuu .. \h·'U ~ ,.,,k. h• t u tltl.' tulht'" .,,L.c. ' \t t.J\1 "'"""'~y·\ \\I oftfVtl U,KlUJ\4,;\'(i(~ '"''il"'"'' '*"''mt ht'1i!oU1IkJ Jt'\'' "'llli or Tca..:hf'r~ """ oltict labor vrr,.anl.tauon~ . .Stem •~ \tHn~·\\hll optlml\11~ A f"-.MMblt> u"" for tht> mont'" l.'ouiJ b..· to 4 at.· uhy ~i1ton•, hut E\\.,ulhc U•r-"'"h.u u r th~ Stat~wttlt' Unucd Unt"l.'r,it) ll.'tJih l'tofc''lV'h (UUPI 1:!\ rl~ fl lt o~n• n.m h ..... h.mr1\J nu "'"'uran..·~\. "tl ,·ould JO to t t."ftut~· jvtn or tO put -a hlOI un • buUt.Jinv"" \. \.\:fllo bwkl Utka-R,)IIfl.',•• , h.. I\II1Mr'u<d Lt~o~,._... J{o·u~ "~ prvpo""((l ~UNY ,.ultf'u' •h~ ~01Nhk1Kln 1\ blunt~ OPJ'IU"'-" th m.•o\. ~uJ..::nb. Ja..ultr .int.l o~IJ.nuui\ir•.nnn. "M .,- nn hoi""•n 10 \J'(1aiJ m&M•""'- "'' th.JI , ir u 1~ 1h" LeP~o huurt.:'l tJt'\tWon ttl r.Jt\c.• .anoth"'' 4'1 rupu~ Wt.hl1c ~,i,riu~ tutuon, any wch PlO\e ,·an b.: o\OCOfr'IC'. \1"" d\1\."ftuf ..,,. \,utf\11"- h~ ll.aruu..n, UIJ~ "' ""'"Jff' 1 a auJuon htLc. co. ..-n tfkt.hh r.auh)' ~~ nll1t\r be low ~o~otthl'vt ""' "Or \OUf\C ~c·rc ct.m"crn,'\1 ..~. 11 ur~11t0n Jot"-tb~U\ 'M ~r:""'~tTn ol 1-'"Cr) utn\ln," ''-' ..utt.l. " 8 Lu ~A,·'rc :.tl\0 eot1\.'crnt.:d ...,_.,u I he- CU'\I Ol hl¥fil.'r i:dlll."'t&UOO \ IUIIIUn hth• \\Ill IUI(li.\IC th,• abdil) Of p...-. 1th.- h J U""-' lh~ Utthto.l 'lll\ , .1nJ m ahc l.'lhl. IIUu otlkd" lti.:Uh_)'," Sttn-t dnl "\''" •••.m.l tK· 11\:\t, tJuut'l• d th 11 1 1 1• •o"'tlf •Pf'r"•'" ,, httlton 1 lt.no• up, tb, 11 h~\ :in: ~n~,,,,v ,.,""'. I h, \ •' , mton ,,, ~c\pf.;amnJ: IJIII lh< SASU p,....,...l llllhun h.tl c mollflj'-d) bet..... ,,. ••tl be ...mmtkd mlo Ilk; buJ&« <vu><\1111< <0011 b) ( th\ ~\JN' ,03kuon ,.1U J\..\ c rnno'c •I m the ll'J•~t.uurt: •• • h:t\C'2 &ood ..00 rlrJt try ;ut4J rttt.n.rt\"r ttw:n~ ..........al b\1"'"'"' Latt:) .tnt.! \o\li;tnun:· :IC\'Or~ll11 tt\ ~h'tn . ·• f'l!cff •ould bt- i2in UlH.ttf(undinJ antJ m~u•1• c- .!thottfaU wna lh1.·u 1hcy'd p.:a~, th.:"'U\1 V II 10 M Udt..'11U..'' t-'t:.n) ~rc:· b.:wc m ;tdr l or • _big tJcrnOn\ tr»lklo '" 1\tb~n) 11.1 tnt ,..kl ,,1 .\lanh. an C\a\t Stern corup;u"-"Cf tu t;~.w J•n•orr·, S.•c SUNY O.r ll1< ~"~; f"I\.'\MI\·1u ""'Pt.~ 10 hil tfrk.. I "'¥~"--ute "" , lur\.'\: tW f.-lOft.· l k buJ11,' t ~ IU ~ p •.h.~d un ,,,,I Slashed outlays? Love Canal team still awaiting funds F<dcral f.....U wtUdl .,..,... promis<d fe< 1b< UB Medical ~·, u\M.'Iy on the trfecu of toot wi.JlO OQ Love Canal rbida.11 haV< Aill not urhed ad _ , - r«aved may bt mudt lcs> 11\on 111< SJ.7 millioo tbat wu .,.....wty COOillliued. WorLina in conjunctioQ with the Nollonal Cmt« fO< Drocasc Cocmol (COC), 1he MediCal School apcc:ted Sl.7 miUion for !he tlrst )'<ar and Sl million fe< the rono ..in& two years. Ho¥m~«, hureouc;rasie dcloys hove 1emporarily JTOilrld<d lheproj«)) 11t1d its mevtlt L<a:rns .. ho ho.., lrc.:n rudy ro tlort sb>e< Jut Sepu:mbu. " Ri&l>l 1>1>"1 we're ill o hoklin& paUtm," UB's M.OICII Sd>ool 0... Jciltn NouaJuon <l(plai..O. " We'~ woitlna for . ......... from tbr Whil< Howe. u ...u u Conat.... .10 we cea Jitl AJrted." HelloP<S to lld tb< , o..,..,., wtlhontb< nw two 10 rout .. but noud tll&l lldmia!Jtnlli.-. sbuffi<s .... W&Jbirlttoe ha¥C eo.....:! ~ to bt delayed aod - h a t ...,..,..,. llullb< Mucjy-d,.. ...Wd t•k• uaf"1><n f10111 a. IJKl01Ihs to thrM r-s to completr:-may surrtr 1u woru set-bock in laiN l>f dollan. 1101 weeki. Ac<ofdilll 10 Nouahlon, th< orl&loollpPfoprialions could bt •losb<d by 60 pcrun1. "Cona~<u hu nol pused the rundlna ycc, bu1 the CDC Is hopina for approval b)' Mllna ror leu money," NatJC)ItoD said . The O.an aloo c.paainedlhll wurktriJ with U .2 million leu I han ,.,.. fO<III<rly pllnned for .. .....,ld red~~« t h e or tbe a udy consid<nb()'." A" That <utba<t Moert'J -"' ooly aort<D tbr lutilb or tbe Mudy. but abo tbr IIUlDbc:t or people 10 bt laUd. Nouabton o.pilineO lhac they plan 10 ""' 4,000 people (or about I ,000 fomllies) from lb< Love Cual area, wbldt doc> 001 IDClude 100 I>OQIIIe 10 'be u!<d In contrOl IVOUPt· He rcw:&~ed that liJures could be redi>Oed to "as r- as t:IO).lOOO total.'' lf tb< budJ<f cou 10 throuell. Should lb< r....J swdy la<lt any or lu onpw depll or ranat. Its coodwiom COUld faa: a .....Sbilily problem. MarJy otbc:t .studies 011 lb< Love Cual haV< foileD oittlm 10 cridcs wbo....,... quick to labd projecu "q~ ... ~ iD<:hlk the lt'79 teotinJ b)' Ralwdl PM'\ ~ 8M:r1Y Poipa or t~ l!n.v-111 PrO<OCline Alaq's •udJ, bocb of wild! ....n deomed "-.«<'tllitlv..'' ...,_, ........siQa 10 CDC R.-tdl Oir<ae< Oort K<ilh. thai sbouldn•t hoppm to UB " A 101 of P<OPI< l n IJ>t...... <d In lb<>c !ludies," h< Aid. " W t haY< <On1UIIillll0 from"111liV<nlii<S all around th< <OUnt ry Jdhn& OPiniOn>., 10 -.hat to iludt and ho..,. to do tbtm." ~Ji.k>"d Mod> Keith m<nhooed '""' thb PfO<aS hu Iaten • lot or IUM, bu11Cktcd chat tl\t) uc ''"CI') dose to ror»em\b u to •haJ to do" Prcscn11y, ht anuapates thll the stud)' will bt condUcted on two lc"tl). " The Ora.," Kthh expl.aint'd, .. will bt: 10 conduct eomp1cu m~kaJ tnminatlonJO on cht Lo~ Canal rcsidc:otJ on a <'Omparative basis to ptOplc of ronunl arft). •• H< c>Cpi&Jned thai tbc l«<nd lev<l ,.ill be mo1c lnvol•ed beauoc io .. ;u focus on bloloci<:al and n<uroloalcal so udlu• tbc ~)of " bldt wrll.bt done by UB'• M<dieo.l ~1. " W< will br•na c:iclrt or tm pcOplt from COC oatil< ~UMof <Xlllcaina doso." th< mcarcbcr noced, "bul lire bull. or tbe wort ..,u be done by UB." The >ce011d te-d stucbes, "ludl mat< up tbe Jona·tCQll plwt of th< plan, win be brotm do"ll low row orca>. AC<Otdina to NouaJtiOn, th< first p;an "''" br • chrocno><>m< Mudy looklna for arnetic darno&<. 'tollowed by n<rVt conduttion 5tudio th.at wiU ttsl for dntrioradon '" nC'f''t cell conlluteion 1lme. The thfrd pan will look 11 reproduction .utd pouibk effor.1a .. poouroto th< told< eh<m1taiJ may have had on women and lhdr children. The 1... pan Will n01 reqwn: 1QCnllfrc rn.areh, Nauahton ..plaulc:d. liMber. il eallo fa< rqi1tr01ion of the Lo•c Cual people uudlc:d oo tlw 111ey ..., bo ~ 1n 1be r......., 1u ror tlK LoW CuaJ raidmu. Kath dctcnbed th<m *' " <a&« r.,. lb< health nudia.." Ht added that tb<) - · ..actiYdy •n'i'Otvtd" on tht audr'• achuor)' COCD.mlttce. dispdlloa '""""' thaa 1h< Lo"" Canal Hom< Ownon Auocl&llon ,... boycottill& tbr •udy. Sda,...,.. Keith nDied tb" problcnu adSIO& rrom 1hc rdcrcuion or ftl&fty ofth< forma Cual <<$idcnu will only eowe "loalstical dif(CRIICCI" in the lludy. "Sclenllrta~~Jy. tbc _ . . .,., wn tn. poop~< .•. , .. n. said. " aftd ............. lootina ..... the delayed tff<CU or to»c_,..... Tbdr """iaa"-'t arreaed lhaa." Aatllropolocy ll<po.rtm<al CllainDaA Alben Sl.............. lb< bad o f _.... UB Lo,.. Canllluudy,- financed b)' a .,...... aroup. tbc Eoviroomcaw DoJmx f'IIDII I£Dfl. M......,k_ _ _ M _ 'R;!}ftl ff(JW WI' ..,, lit .t holfJJitg ,.ltfHfJ' Alt~ouah lhi> lludY is illdepcndmt of lh< M<cl.al !>c:hool"i re.urch. Sctqrn&lln IIKI"fl1& oa lb< oclvbofycot1V111Uet f01 tb< mediCal &roup Olld has. u Naua~>t on Aid, " bt<n _,. valrabl<." The EDF otudycondu<1ed lhb . _ oa clbldr"' or th< Lo•c Canal Oltcmpted 10 show tiull "the bwnatt body tS fmdy >dWII'< to mY~rorunaual diotw- of aU oon.." "cxord•nJ 10 the IUCIItdt ~ur< in•ohed mcuurina lh< h<1&)1t or lb< Lov. Canal duldrQ aod that or a <01111ol " oup. Thae •11lstics we< 1bcn -.par<d with the B'O"'h :Randofd• O( lb< O><tqt blat!. and Whllt tbiJd U given by lht fllLS lnlllLUI< or Ohio, o llllislical re>ear<h aroup. Pr~tly, ,. o.q>lai..O, tbey lh< &nii)'Silll*l< or th< srudy. Havi111 j ust r=i•ed tbr f111t compwc. r<*l-ou1, bt tlllmOJed this • --~ wotild br .....,. ..1tbla • r... s._...... -·in ~ ~ llad01ed 10 comm<lll OD any podiaunMY )'OU """" 10 resulu. ' "flus btuc b a poiD:al bol poWo. bt cudUI.'' Inside: Life's just o holiday - P.2 I OisturlHnr UDtistJcs - P.3 I 'Dity Sneoken' - P.4 I We ore not alone?- Pp. 7- 10 �.. l I ~ ! ..J Sc financial assistance eliminated by 1).,. Bowmaa c:.m-Uv"' Called " probably one or the most serious CUll that bu eva ~n made apinst the law School," Dean Thomas Headrick chastised Oovemor Hush L. Carey for eliminating a major &ludent loan program. Miui111 from Carey's re«ntly announced 6Jcecutlve Budaet is the Slate Unlvnsity Suppl<mentaJ TUition Assistance (SUSTA) prosram which is used by 2S paccnt · of Sludenu anmdinalhe UB Law Sc:bool. Calling Carty"s decision a ··~s mhtakt. •• Headridc added lhat be il""'fZ'nsultin& with adminlrua1on. faculty and students to rormulllr • plan or action . SUSTA is a S600 pa semester loan program for studentS who bave ~n awarded the mulmum S300 Tuition Asslstan~ Program (TAP) grill! aod need additional financial bdp, cxplaillecll.aw School Financial Advisor Jay Marlin. Allhouab lbe prosrarn is also availa~ l~aradM.Ite ud Pharmacy Scbool ~~~ lbe Law School II most arfcaed since more or iu SludcniJ ncdve the maximum TAP awards. La.sc )'Cat the law Scbool received S2AO,OOO trom the Slate In SUSTA funds for 226 students . "This law Scbool is the most expensive Sllleotupported Law School jJI the Unlted States," Marlin declared, eddlna lhatthelnu of the loan pr.,.,.m will create a great burden on studcou Wbo must p&y Sl ,000 pa ~emester In tultlon. ~.n_,t ,lbt los& of Sl,200 In aid pa )'Cat. in lllldltloo to a possible yearly tuitloD hike of $600 mdJU l.bat studa>u CDtcrina the Law ~ aat JCSDat« would have to pay $5,400 more in thne )'Cats !ban a araduatin& law ltlldent. "lbt •venae Law JtudentiJ between StS,OOO ud $25,000 in debt when be aets tllloush," MarllD added. lleslcla TAP and SUSTA, Law Sebool \ studalu we alto diliblt for l'llllooal Dirca Sludalt L..as, ~ York b e Hlaller Ed~ Scmca ~ 1..oeDs and -kCM)'. 11 197, tbc Sl.lle tried £o dlmioMc SUSTA &a. 1M~ lila u from bus\oads Of SIUOOOIS prevented the GovtTnor from aoinalhrou&h ..-ilh lhe action . Student Bar Anociatioo (SBA) Vice President Mike Modica is not sure if the SBA wt'U sponsor 1 similar eetioo but said that "I assume at one point "'e'U ao to Albany," with a oontingent of the administration, faculty and student repreM:ntatives. However, definite plans have yet 10 be discuHOd since SBA • manbers only learned of the program's danise late )lUI wed . as "a gra•e Modica described Carey's iniusticr to the students of New York Slate." Many Law stucknts are still unaware . the loss in aid and are $hocked upon beano& of lhdr extra burden, accordi111 to Modica. "People art lookin& at us lirilh blank faces when wc tdlthem." relates Mulin. Leu qyaJity The cut's effect on Law School admissions cannot be predieted riabt now but "I don't expect IO find SIUdenU lirithdrawin& because of it," Marlin aaJd, "But it will be an utra bunlen," be added, "and scudcnts wilt be thinkJna twk:r about comina hac." "('the PfOifiJII'& loss) will allow in less qualiro~ ~who can afford Law School," Dean Headrick predirted, wbile exdudina poom 51udenu. An option wbk:h Marlin hopes lbatlbe State will consider IJ chl!llina the loan proararn if the Slate has problems with some apec:U of it. Marlin's concern ;, not lirilh keepina the SUSTA prosrarn In lu prt$CDI form bw with lbe loss of SlAO,OOO in IOIDS. Marlin bimsdf would like 10 ch~D~C the Sllpullllon !hat SUSTA is only available if a student bas racbed the maximum TAP award allowed. "We'd like to eha!lle the all-or-notbin& lPPf'Oac'h ofthe program ," Martin said. MarOn aiJo tommented on lhe Reqan Admin!Jtratioo.'s recentannouncancot, saying !hat it wiU propose culli"' bac-k on both the Buk Edueat.lonal Opportunity 'Gnuus and fedaaJ loan prOiflmJ to stocknu. "The rrrea on tbc Law Sdlonl could be cletrimaual in the Jooa nm." Marlin laid, "but in tbc $bort run I don'tth!Dk !hat Re.pn hu tbcpowato dolt, espec:ially since Corlvess just paued a (student l'illancial aid) bill whidl 100k two years to - HAIR~ 881·1666 -~~THEATER __ .•..-... -.......-._..... ~,.,... ----..... VAUDANmME ~ 0 L ,... . . . .IIIII ... ~-) 25 allen at PRECJ$10N HAIRCUmNG,wttll at11mpoo, ~ a styling. AI llo4tt- a ' l d - § Trustees 'open' school on two jewish holidays rut " m:s Ia* price far $12.00 PENIANEHT WAVE DESIGNS, with shampoo ~ pernt conditioning, end style. Apia atone low prtce $28.50 ._. . .,__•_A_u_s_Oif_ .a . s_u _viCE _ s_Av_A_,u_i__ u ·_.......,OJI by Dan noldtt Q,..pu.t £duar The araumc:nt «ntus around three: days. but for somr arouPA on compu•, tb<y.,., chlee ._, lmpo<tant days, Mectin& W. Wtc!naday in Albany, en. State University of New V0t~ (SUNY) TNSlees vocl'C! to rtvcn< thtir 1977 ruiU>a ,....,. all collqe carnpuse> for two JtwUb holidays. Possibly as early as Fal1191l.lndividual SUNY uniu will have cheopuon of ldltdulin& <luocs for RO>II Hashanlil and Yom l(jppur. Foe rhe pasc four years ch< Tt~mt<'S have r<quirl'C! ch11 all clul<S be caneelled for che fall holidays. S.udenc Auod•don of lht Scacc Unlversity(SASU) P~sldrnc Jim Scern, rhc only 11ull<n1 on the Board or Trustees, cas~ the sol< dluentlna votr. At the sam< m«~ln& Slcm also voted qainst a pllllned tuition hlkr. .. We havt' to ha~ some pmitivc: au:aranttt that s:tucknts arc noJ. paWized for rclialow hollda)s," Slcm explaintd. The UB senior bdi<va chit mo11 of en. pres>llt< for 1hc ch~ wu s<n<r11ed by this Unlvcnity'• Faeuby Sault<. wb><h brbc>a ' 'tber< an 1101 <DOUih days in cbe sernestcr••• UB Sludalt ~lon President T'un Shcdw1 11r<al llrilh 1h< ........,..,., a~ 1h11 "lh< UB Feculty Senate caused th< c:olorrovcny." Local procc:st to tht mo•• hu alroady rurted with tb< Jewish SuMitllc Unlon (JSU). Tbt IJOUP'• Presklenl Riclwd Cludlllcm polottd Out.. "If the University aoes l*k to th< old procedure, they an: foreina 3,500 UB "udenu to make 1 cho~tr ch<y wUI uulf..e their rcUafous beliefs, or 1101 &0 CO c1as& and suffrr th< COns<qUdiCOS, " •Tht JSU wu instrumental in the 1977 clw>c<O'tr, and Oluc~51<m b ready co do it opin, This tlmc, bowne<, b< h,aupprtl><nJions. On< or !tis rcan b that "ool)o llucknl.l """'are wiD ffl)lttho clw>&<"- cincc moot of tho yowacr UB POPUIItioa nevu ccperieneed MY\01 IO Pl,IO dana on tbt boliclays. • "Wilb .$Ud> allrJ< J....W. population, bow can tbt admlni51rllioo be r01 It (.Khtdulin& dancs)7'' h< asked. "People jwl cloft'l believe that' lh< ~can be for lids policy." In 1977 cht JSU orsanll.ed 1 . - f u l ptOI<R IIIII pca~ed witb a bill •ubmiul'C! to ~... York Qovcmor Hull> L. Carey asklna thai cht sehool be closed by tow. Btfor< Carey li&ned th< measu~. lh< Trullees passed their Y<nlon, but accordina 10 Olucklltfn, " h was noc 1 law4 just SUNY policy." 'There hu been no d<Onltt docision oo UB bdna open or cloJed for rh< three cays. Thll will c6mt w!ch en. aeadoo or rhe Unl-.hy's Caltftdar Commia.. , whim .,_, eva)' Spriaa _ . , to map Olltthe 1\Cld )ear'• sdocduk.. Stcra expreu UB to ..-1 dass<s, aloo& with !he Olbtr unlversi1y ""'F' in Albany, Biftl)wnton and Slonytxook, llld some dowoRat< fdiOoiL Tboot llrilh "larfr J...trh populodons. around IS to lO porttnt" be atinwe6, wiU hoftor cht bolidays. Pooablc oppoAtlon to achcdullna dusts from SA ..,u await dtfrnit< plans by en. c.laldar Commluee. " It depeodJ on lbe commht«'." Sllotb111 Ald . "1912-ll'Jth< P<oblem-risht now we don't haft any ldn of what tbty'U do." Immediate protest will, howevn, come from th< JSU. "The ruponse or thl< orpniwlon will br to orpni.U a demonstration tp1011 il," 01110\atm maltd. "Coin& chrooal> UB will no< bdp. We'll hive to JO throual> Albany." In lbeCOjlital. Scm polottd OUilhlt"siDcelbty(cbtTnuua)INiiiUitd ifla ~a • dlaoe. tbt>' can~ lhrir mirods apiA. Th< problem is Thch- b e - · put · - lhtm." Olbcr """""'"...._to,.. 111 wit• •foe days lddod. "Tbt City um-ay or New Yor~ CIOIDChow b<OOplaa wltllll (lbe bolidays)." h< commarud. "llad SUNY lias btea dDce 1977. llllink tbai tbty'recausins a JI'CI(er P<oblcm b1 dona away with the bolidays.'' ...uon tm. """*'•u.a.. '"*' on, sa.... �Keep educational costs low, UB Col mcil urges Governor b)' S.tb Goocklllld The Unfv<nlty Coundl waed Governor· Huah L. Carey and th< ~ YO<k Stat• Leaislaturt• Friday co .. take- e-very rcasonablt'' IC'tlon 10 keep student edue.lltlonaJ cosu low. Scodent repre:Kt~t.ativt Ouis JMe:n made the motlon~ which passed unanlmously. r. thiJ month . II"K'omt ,...adachu Ja)Cn') molil)n w~ a dlr«t ft'SJ>OilSC to ' he:' Suuc's prupoJtd mt'thod~ ro, rai5ina. th< amount or conlract co•• and AUcknu woukl suffer bc:causc m•nr would ope to d•op food KI"Vice ...Such an lnL'TCase rnay mtan rhe Th• Councn lllJo h<asd o h:ngthy r'jPO't ;::- from "'"" Pm!dtnt for OradllJII Stodks and R<>earch Donald R.<nnle, wbo outlined the uru~crsity') cwmn resear-ch aaivities. Jtvin& th< body an o•<M<w of Notional trend) 1n th.t unpouant acackmk endea\'Or. But th< lmPKt of CaTty'• Exm>ti>< B..Jsn KrV<d .. oh< cnox or th< m«tin& and dr.,.. the mOll cmoclonal ,...,.,... from tht COUM~ Jum mid< Ius mocioo alia a p,....,ratlon b)' UB Praidalt Robcn L. K«t<r that dnafled how UB and th< Stau: Um'<r>lly of N<W York (SUN Y) oy>tcm fared In th< 1911·82 spcndltlg plan, r<lea><d ~rlicr NocJna thai th< aJOU of education havt in<:n:m<d In th< pw r.... ,...,....Iilli: ..me.:. bavr bc:<n cut and Pf01RmS diminated, )ascn•s resolution ''rrtommeods.. th:at SUNY work to "Moe< or dlminate thcsi propoocd COJI fnct'OU<S tO .!tUd<nts." Jum cl>asaed t.hot FSAs would hik< hoard ~~~~~ Income il acnerates. Explalnin& Lhat SUNY produc<S Sl4t million dern!K or food oervle< at this University," JU<n told th< Council, "'crc:ating healt.h and W") probl<ms In dottnltoriea. not <quippe-d to h.avc: an '""'ire popul&don oN cont.rad.-91 < Ot.al_. WCM'J Kt«tcr qrt«< "'tb J....., ..W.Wr tbll both tuiuoo and food lCn'k:c cootracu could - co;ot ;.......,, ··They way tbt bud&« is ooriutn .uuesu to the Tnuu:a t.h.. tbey should raow twuon. •• bt uplain<d to th< Council. '"A UOO vnckr&ndlial< inet<al< and 5800 otthe Profasiona!J<'I·tl would wipe OUt th< wbol< dtfldt," th< f'r<ildent oplntd. Wltas conccmed CouncO mcmberl the most, ho~ocvrr. wa1 thr ~ion dealin& with the ouctay3 for cht Oenull School. ¥~hid\ were rtduced by DOll dtspit< a thr<< y<ar ,,.~,,_....., TM Uftl...,..ty Ceunc11 ........... to b~rrt ..._.. 1lw Cowcill ~ ~~ ~tillobMt. L IC•t._.t....,.lrOntltftt"Vhht ......... a t~~-- S~ &okHCI ~- Mw \II ..,_,SUNY f....clln ~. tOriiU!ioMI cotl.• toIUOG£f ILU" "'* suffid<nt and t~ "«at school ""' allocated tts sood But . he uid. UB rnnauu -.dJ above tbe tQ.tionaJ :t~cra;ac. v.ith O\<tt SO pncuu of tM facuJty membfrl who apply recct'rln& v-anes. Th< Vic< Pr<>ldc:nt added t~t UB lllllb t~mona 100 "Amc:ric:.an Research lnsthutions:· butln iOm< pam of th< Hr.ol!h Scie:nces and Natural Stlrncu a11d Mathcmatk> It nan~td lllno-. tht top I0 pt:rceru . Council mtmlxrl pro~ Rtnnit's • statements, w-Archin.a out comp.vuon~ '•uth othct .schools tn an dfo.n to puce UB'~ standin& amona tU COmpc'licOr, . MOA or lhf' SlA mdhon 1.n rnc-.aiCh dol~ 70ch The Pre.sldctH , hov.cvrr, said the team's approval might hinge on ho"" ~n cbt" :uchicrcu can cornplecc lhc plans for cbc ttanS(C)I'tMtion or Squire Hall into • Dental C<nt<r. It "c.pected. Kt«t<r noted. thatth<y -...u b< r<ady b~ the end or th< Spnn& trnlf'l.let or dunnJ chc Aumrun. }\cllcr auurcd the woN..ed council The Health Sdc:nm.-oriented &ov~oe heard Kcutr annoulloC'e cha1 cht OmtaJ only $1'1.000. brin&fna irs tO<al to SlOO.OOO-tt rhord of th< ........,. upon liaur<. K«t<t. SUNY and 008 had made a thrtt ye1.1 man,aunmc in an t-fron to O\MUm Lhc condt&Jonal acc:to:1JtatJoo. Ont Coundl mcm"bc. .....,ed !bat the roaur.. $<1Qaled S\Jl'IY u mt<=>t<d m phtiina our th< u B D<nrot School. 11 had bc:<n han! hft tn 19'79 by an acc<editllion 1 h< redU«d oo Sl 27 million l:«ter said th< D!Yision of th< B...!&« tOOB) ilu•<ad d<nd<d to up t.h< fl&urt to Sl76 million. Thu•. SUNY "'ll be: IO<c<d to imp<>$< a •mral C'harae on Rt:w6tnt Ad\ ~ ••..J«ted" >tuclmt r.... up the dotmilOl)' rato. Sl50 1 yc-ar. utnct more rllOM') (r·om F"""IIJ Studrnt Auoaatoons (FSA) and -sibl) ompo»c a tulooq hilt• as pan or iu auanpc. co ma'-c up 11\.t mooey. Tf&lin ltf.Wit<h A&,recmcru plt'd&int Srate aid to the troubl~d proarum . in tncomt And had rt<~uQCtd thaa the amoum faa~t,.. and f101ltt lnds ..in.adcqu.11e. TMK rrftWSJ Vtae to be revtned tf it .oi•hed to standina. . ..... mcmbcn 1hac UB " vnll pu.sh fot chc thr« and It)' to pull it thtOU&h " Rmnlc•s repon. compktc With flow cbaru t~~~d colon:d JAPbics, ....J)'Ud "'• ...... or ra.carcb amoaJ AIMricu utJCitutions. )UI , . . dalmfnc t.ha1 r..oncial aranu .,. bttomin& t<IUil><t and to~r for rxof..-s to obtain report that elai!Md St21c support was not C!'OlUC5 from tht ftdt'f;lll(l\nnrocnt. Rrnnk uplain<d. ~-................ thol .. ~b th< admll of the Rcapn lldm~t~ISUlllion. fc6tnl fW>dina Ia tit. •'lll be: cut. "Wr. uan aclmlnbtratioa will haw 10 aaz up 10 .)upPof1 fKUJty V.ho watU tO 10 LO Olhct 50\lfl;ft ror rundtnc, H Rm.nlt noted. Charges of a~bitrary fail~f!g~ p~ts Rosenblatt-Roth in news agtJirr < mu.sa "'()ns:utt drhcr the dcparrmmc l hll.(nllll or 1hc by Lb.w MIDdtfl $pft'frvm SIIJ./1 M'rllff Ocaft or Uncttttreduotc Education.. The Student Auociation (SAl ha> filed 1 collmr-. IIJ1C'It!C< - n i l MiUu ROi<Oblalt·RO<h, <~itn$ th< Sc11iiliq Prof....,.. "tth an(alr &lading procedures. Th< complaint ;. oo h<h<IJ( of Jl >ll>drnh •ho ....,. P rnlow~ SIJbJec:t or lJadin& complaints, 11/btlrant) c_ho~ \:tr'IAIA SIUdcnct to J,i~ ora.J te~tJto on l'>fcembft ••~ rnau•r•nr thtm to ~ain the w""'m they wrotc an the tak.c· home finaJ tQ.m "Ahkh w1s h1nded ln four day1 e-arlier. The -studtnu wt1e Jll(ltdly not told they would bt ex~td t.o do thls prior to that tlmt. l.n ••dition. SA daimJ, th(y \ll('r" not f'fflt\lltoJ co c.onsull 1M- tcJu or notes, .. hich tM:t ~o"~a't aJJov.cd to UK when cakin_ J the u.am, and '" wmc CIIK \lllottc- not abk tot« 1hc .aaual rnmlnatlon Wbm a .studun *U no: abk 10 t'.\,plain to Rolenblaii· Rolh':J sacbfiK'tion ho• he arw.cd aa • pankular ltliW<l. h< ..... ,._.edly I«U>td of ~'It!& cbatcd on the cc:st and tokllh~ ttc .. CNld rcta\r 1.11 ··p· fOf the coune. By failin& t.h< aJlca<d cheat«>. th< <O<ttplatnt ar&ua t~ tbc: PfOf<SSOr riolated Faculty·S.nao< PIO<edUJt> on acad.em.ic intqrhr b«..USC' he dad not proent a.ny Ch.111J.C their &tadd 10 kflMICIUi.llbl K"drrs " TM bw\1~ of proof slloukl be pla«d on Ro!loCflbbu -Roch ~h)' the 1rado fhOLJidn't bt chanaN.'" Shtchan cla.mcd . The usual format for tnl.,llll 1 c.:ompf:um rtQulro ~ach .lotudent to fik 1 ~r~cvan~c indl'iduaUy tlo,.t'\tr. b«aUU: of the numbtr or 11udcnc~ ln\ohcd. and the 8efOtc reiOnma to a fotmal compl.;un,. SA mcd to talk "'ilh Roirnblaii·Roch "'H<bccatn<bc:llo&ct<nt and disuuaful "hm ... approadled hitn.'"Sh<dwl »Jd~ OC"CWed o( <~~ea~ma on h" linalrum >.r>J sub>cqumtl) ROi<Oblali·Roth rtf.,.., comm<nt to fM Spmnuo on SA"> 10.1101» untrl he has had a chlt!C< to consult -nh (Oiled Slollltk:s 101 .... ..,.,...... /!JthoUJh 1l n.amc:s arC' on the &ttt'tllKC~ tM- nac1 hlS auomt) r.umbtr or 5l~c:nu. 'tll-hO railed IS noc '-nu.. n IICCOfdtna In -.rili.DJ tM compl.&tnl, SA hopct th.:u Scau~k"S to SA PTai<knt Ttm Sbcd'l.an ()qwuncru Onmman P~cr Enu. ..;n R''"')C'a the' SA <Wms thor ROS<nblltt•Rot~. annually Lbc • ..,.. or th- <tudrnts Sllipected or chcatin& and ..W<n«: to , _ . Ills ac1ion1 It a deb tlllt h< al>o n<&lected to JO rhiouah all th< channrls rtquued for ajvin& a (ailillJiredc for cheat ina. Primllll'f. att:Kht't "PHOTO COPYING iam-5pm 366 Squire Hell . GRADU~TESTUDENTS F~~ Wolu~n or~ ouolloble DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS IS ' Monday, Feb. ~ at 4 pm ' history of run..ins ..ith ROtnlblali·ROih, ShC<'hlln bthcvo chat .. the: sht<knts dCSC'f\t an r\tra brr:al." •hm deaitng .. ilh tum "TlKf" art 1)0 prtc'f'dmu unohtnl a ~1«-t:l'( cn"~-ancc." AucmbJ) SJ)cahr Atl(oc: Z"1lhns tXpiOIII<d, "!Kit tile Scatlieo<> rnwo ..-w~ otll<r admiN~r~•'c off.cla:li sa.d t( •outd be omrnwblc tn 1ha.s iMiiliXC'."• RO><nblalo·Roch ottaln<d ornm<doatt t<nur• •hm h< a... am•ed 01 UB sintt hi$ R...sian m<ftiCH ,.. . one of tbc: -.ortd"s rorunost stati.Riciam• Hi> .oocmy biaa<yfncludn 1 1u11 filtd •hh the N.w York Stll< HIIIIW> RoahU Commission aa:u'inJ tbt Uni\·tts:ily of rd.l&iou.~ dJ.scrlm•n~tio~~~c:"!'~i- Don't miss the dirtiest show in IOWIII WRESTLING 8fld TOPLESS MUD DANCERS UUBl l'S for groduot~ student5 at 103 Tolbert Holl TODAY I as to -r '•~s-. s·-, Also Every Tuesday & lhufsday Nrghl , ~males-CaR pan~pare. mtmmu~]l SJO :s ;o Earn a for a 15 minute march. Call for resarva11ons 855 8943 ~...._,..,FRE£ AOMISSfON WITH AD. ·~~ �fCditorial ~ Save studeab lt'allke a - • bad drMm:" II predlctlonl hold 1n.1a, 1118 SUNY Board of Truat- wllleoon be ~ uaembllnvto \lOft on the lulure Of publiC htghet educlitlon. &.lore ~ that meetlnv, there lhOUid be an effort to let Jhem k/>OW that at IIdenII c:.nnot whhttand yet another hike In tha~st o( a college ,. education. ; The problem with the Governo~scxecut!Va Budg4tls lhat while It doea not cut SUNY as severely as many had feared. It rollee :o heavily on Income 01' money generated bJ the system. Anelao lar, ln moat circles o f official telks. that Income Is alated to come lrom Stlldentl. • Unlvenlty Council member CMs Jasen Ia correct In polntiiiQ out thalttudantl ,,. beariiiQtha burden of auppotiiiiQ a State ly&lem. ~ Resident AdVIIOII 81sentlally hired by the State to supervise do<mltorlel will be ta>red Wllh a rental charge...selected.. atudent 1 - w111 be rafsed. dorm rates wilt go up $150 mote despite an lnClease full tnt May, and Faculty-Student Asaoc:l atlons Which run IOOCI seNlc;as on campuses Will hike prtc:es. on top ot all that, tuition may be l ncteased. At what point Tho lolto,.tno..,..aent 1o~nor Hugi'ILCareron wlll tht Governof or thl State "' the SUNY Trusteea realize that w.o......., they are worki ng ttudenle right out of the collegiate syatem? On bel>ltt ol lhe SUNYAB Undorgrodullo Stud<tfll Uni versity President Roberl L Kaner may be aCC1lrate In his populatlo<l. 1am slro><,gly urging yeu not to amono ....,, eatlmatlon thlt a S300 undergraduate tuition hike and an $800 O<OI><>!Ied 1961-82 pecullva bUdOII fOf tMI """'"""' ol Increase In professional lees would wipe out SUNY's Whole deficit a110w1no SUNY to lncreaw na operaHno ,,...~"ue:s "~I• • Ho may alao be correct wt>en he states that the Legislature cannot student tuition Increase. always be tilled upon to relieve SUNY by restor1ng fund• slashed I eubrnll that this It an lntemtl tuue tMt COf'lcert'S by tho Governor. SUNY Centro I. SUNY Sludtnta. 1na 1ne New Ya<k Sllle But someone must took realistically at tne cost of education If Leglstanue, By authorizing e l'lfiiO In I hi SUNY lfiCOmf' the propoaed Increases are all levied. The SUNY system. was atartedlo provide lOw-cost schooling. yet annually the different ial between thlt and the private sector grows smaller. or lncreaou In privata achOOf coats parallel hikes In public collegH and unlveral tlaa. ThlttfO<e. ltuelents must again organize support fO< saving SUNY lrom financial starvation tlllllll uvtng tnemsat- from Inflation. II SASU President Jim Stern II correct, the Legislature Is willing to come to the defense ol the ltlldents In averti ng a tuitiOn nlkaMndll uniOn promises hOld true. there will be .odlttonalaupport hom that"""'"'· It &llpoara that the time Ilea come 101 the State, particularly SUNY, to make aome Important cllolces. It Is jobe Of students that will be to.t \rllth this yea(s buelgat. But u UUP Elcec:uttve Otrector Evelyn Hartman poi nte out. a tulllon hike will Impede the ability of stuelentato putlll& an educatl6n enCSsovetalenrollmeot drops will eventua\fY apretlt!to <1)01'1 budget restrlcllons.ln tne future. Morelmponthtl'y, tha State must realize Itt commitment to a system II lllhlreel. Students c.tnnot maka up a deficit that the Govarnof creatal. And It 111101 their duty ~o maintain a aystem thai should provide e f)Ubllc• aarvlce, ll ls Lima to aava SUNY. 11<11 wi th that. the concept which loun<led tho syatem must also be p<eaerved. - ! ! ! Dear Hugh . n.en, cef1tnQ tor any 5tuoent 1MtW_.. you WCM.i)d.ln e lfec:t. be L•\lng &Ides \n a atruggle •n.ch anouta not toncefn you. 1·m sure you re.alu,t l"• t tM C»Mfha ot a.tJCh '" tnllf\'GntiO'l woutd be ,JmaU compeired 10 ,,_ eeneln n-eoatlve ramlf'tc8Uons tNI you would lncu' by at~natlng 001<'• t50,000 atuclonta ano many P<o-SUNY legislators • t would nol)A I hi I you cen k eop thll I• mind. shO\.IIO CI'III\P&UOf wnatton at:JvOC'tt eny lor~ o t a tuition Increase nmolhY ,/ Sheeh•n~ Pr,J~denr SrutMnf ,AnocnmotJ - .....<e DIRTY SrtEAKEAS Tbe 2overnment's move It 11 uri1'0r1unata that the UnlverilltYs p<oJact of lluCIYIIIIJ ellec:ts of to• tc wutn In the l.o¥8 Canalis once agatn tied up. It ts one ot tne meal worthWhile community Mrvices UB could pertorm and time alter time tna eflorl Ilea met obstec:les. At leut preuntly the cause for the delay Ia ••tarn al BuraaiiCfatlc red tape Ia holdlnv up the r-.Ch tnm Which haa waited sine. Septembef to gat the stud)' underway. Prior to that, hOwever. the Unl-tl tY 111811. though not necaaarlly the Medical School, htld renegeel on a number of commitments to aiel l.o¥8 canatrealdenta. Itt view of the Unlveralty'allbllgatlon to the community, aaalsllng an .,. . which naa been traumatized by to•lo weataa and their unknoW effecta. ooulel be one of lhl greatest projecta underlaken In yeara. It may provide an Ollpor\Unlty for research granta In yeera to come. Hopefully the federal goYernment will soon atart cutting thltapo thet Ia hOidiiiQ up the progr~~tr~'a lundL The mlnda and thl IUO<t ....,, been commllleel. NoW II Ia up to Congreu and lhl While Houle to CIMr the w~. II'J Ill ~·· biS1 lnterntL '*• Voi.Jt,No.} H E ~~2,tbtvMr1N1 Elena Cacava --- . . . .-0. --.,.,--- ... ......... It\ Dfalu ot Ju..a aNI the Pel., &Mtt.tend QtMr o·~ t•J<e tlloml AllhOOQJ't thttfte not ano fo<QOtton In tho f M U)' dlomo~ 0M0 yet, tMylfe b\A14Ic) g-.., lane ol ~>~~<~goo l lbUrM and lhltd-•a te. t-nt •~ C4.1\~t a. t01 the~. ~ ._.,h oountleaa otl'*' nam.le11 and tong.fCMOQUen, almost pref'listor~ cu tar oat\. u \I'Mt 19501 muatc.el groups) are What mate• upThe Bargefn Bln. S2.e&, t1.9i, S3.9Q, The lttnt II ont ot chap, that's cnup, thflna.. Tho attraction tloa In th<l notiOn ol saving ....,. na!dNJned dktOfo Wttllo !>uylng Qualltr mualc tnat olhor. ma r h t \ft: n.w.r ~ard of. There's no 11. . donylng IMI loot thai we wiJI Ollloolc VItl'for 00 WOIII'i! 1/t<OUQfllhe ltOCb mai1<ed ,.liCieclal." "Sail," and "T- thlm oH out handa. , . . _• And than ltiOfl'a the o4dod ilelOI ol ~round ~. The ..IGI>I promllo 11>11 you may dl...,_ an u~f . y11 rldlc:Uiolloty tantutkl- ..,.,.. you lntolhe. . -ol lhe Bat~ Bin. A -'no..,... rent!Nio ~Illa ta gooctc.lilm In,..,..,......, cauld......, a o - men .....-J-u. t hOn an....,..• CUI«n lligma _..., lnftlat!y '"""'· and tooi',. PfOOdod lo ... almoot ..,_.,., ~ pOino ol 1ouandoty. But thl doclalon mull C. , . _ - - or ..,.,_to bUY. or not to ouy. You con)u,. uP your la-ito llOIJing tecnnlqvt and olatt roatrllng· up and clown tho 0111ar not· ~ oltloa. Just Dtowotng, juOt brOII'Ilng, rou mumblo 10 yeu,....l. Voll may orwlaathe towrto ot Eplc;w.,_""" CoWn\1>1-, bUt~ at HI remain d f -ltllecl, hunge.fng to< -1\lng ..,_turoua. aomet~lng out of tho e<Oinary, -Nng with o Hllll _ , . . , quality. It will nol be fO<Ind,.., 1101 In 11111 ~tlalfr- • hii>Pr-lt&OI>Y of • - f u l 'flnJf, llona-f.ldo and--- oulblral attiet.. You NltiOIIInO &111111 .... a~- tfiOWto-.; fWt -lllng fOI l h i - - Y O I I £ M I I l _ .... _II!IOtlw --· · . . . . . . .· ----c........... .............. ~ by Stelle Medlne _,.~ Cllt............. .....~ ............ .... ,. _ft.,_ of ot.,. ::.·.: ::::::::·-~= nowwjay-. &r()lhovr'?) or 'M)t WOt1h mentton•no ••ceot •n paronlh6Ses (Sty¥) Then you entlt tM strangts wortd rea• nbuno tne I'TU.I-tk:&f t wU~ ttt tOM: ot the peal. present ana luh.ltE Reminiscent ot 0 - .10n Morll and tho Mystoroans. ""' ~ ano otltOr llan<ll thai ..... blor>dod Into 1M Garl<nou ol lhe lond oeyond.llo)'Ottd. you lind halluclrwltlono IIIIo C<azy Elephant, _.,.., ftgmentt of you< tmaglnat.lon 110• Moby Grat>O. an occaotonol saving grace llka Bluo AnQOI, until you go woy undetgrouno With T.S. r.tcand the Groundhogs It'll lime to come up Ia< olr, ao you aurt"" to 50rllelhlngalllt~moreutablillll8CIIIIiaJoMn~ ond tne Hutrfcanes, or maybe • u,ue t<tng et•mtof\. Bur be lore rou CO<ne- to tho root world, yo.!go -~ to Jules ono thtt Polor lloara. Ju~• wu tound In titf ROCOfd Co-ot>, along with tno '?Oiat - · -• -tlvat~ IH1Mcwn hkklen - t h a """'no of ccnvanttoMI lflc>e. If our trteno J - - · tolling tha .....,. tha bo ~ wltlt the prornlae ol lull~! 011 lha '""' t<atan. Now. o f . - who haa ~o- to California (In ow ~.,., wltom wo ~- ,...,. r.. um, P<HChalld lhe ..........t -vaa. • "'-"'",.,.. knoWitte- ...,. to - 1 ) to toll ua of I"' eacopadea of JUIM and thl PBa. II a con-aatlon woo dying, Ml'd.,.,. up wtlh "'~"""""• that <amlnda me of Jutea ono thl •• •• II ona $110kt of tho new mullcaf wave oft he lu111<11, he' d bring up Ju~•. • ncl ,. _.., ltllo<l to montton tno tnvlnct\)1<1 Polat BMra l~ mony ot hlllllt""'' ootumns or In nltlllltero to frlenda. He prol>obty """" MOlt homO about tnom ('Dear Mom: llova you hoard obovt Julos . ••1 Tltey .-.r ouno mode It otg, 1><11 In our - r lrjond'o thai waa 11>0 faot t~ to _,y IDovt. Ho had t - o rlolllte ortd_..,...lfte"'llla--"of his cll_, __ __ Ind alit< hi bo<rgfd tMI album. he would no1 - c--. -ft.~ ---- ~.- ,..nro;.::::-: c - - : - . . : : : : - : . : : : :.... - """: _ _....., .......... .., ;-·~=--=-~~....:. ~-.:;::'1, d l_ ! l o_ -lo l i r i c...! y --·---~• _ __ -_ ............. v.l..,. --~- ................ of -~---of-wilt ~Mtr and ,..._ - . ,. You lollo to . , ., -'11~-.or-11 and '*'Ynotttllo ·~ Thet_ _ UOilalty_L00-1,. yeu. You (La.-"'·oila.rr. 111t1 .nes -ncy, Stldry , . , . , l'aerf) tne oil ....... n.~,..,., "*"-IIY o l - put ot. Tho- .,..J..... .,___ IMIIV......,..-.••-- for- ·---.. -0..,.._. _IIJ1)ololo--r..--...-. -------. .-8. -your...,.,...an.dY"""--1M--.,.--.,-·-----d==---.. -....... . . "'wu _,...a.g I""" notFor,_, pray n _.,.. ·~~o~y·,..,..,lnkdcopyollorn paWa<...,...,.,-_,- . . b-,........ .. .._.....-rt,,. ............... ..,.... ...... ol.......,.; OOII...v-1 -..liltftt aiOUI!l\1 If .... to-""-_,... - - - -t1ea ,. ......... 11-tTied that I ....... the allium IMWof\t .,. • • - -oe • ditty, -·~r llorloor. Nl'lll• Mtft ~ng ·~· and baUiaa IIIII!* t he ...,_..., llllylllte. h'o worth-II. I ,......,, tho album-·· of gnotl • • • • of tnoae llfOUIIa who raotty "'-""' It -lng,n·s alltraalt, trun.(C!lollll Trlc4< 11 oxtn..pt~-In lhe ol a few (or 11111)-who thine 101 thai blndl· The Ia llthef omono tne ~ lrt'lhe Bargain Bin-!~ <)Ojumn Is oaro.oo (how mUC!t do 0/111 HO<JI., go l or wr(ttlft atmotn • \IWY. ftnltiQ wolth- ol tne . - y o u try to ' - • • • �feedback ! f ~ Wrong assumption Animal behavior Totl>eEdlto<: ro 1111 Editor. In rtg11d1 to Robett G. Baslra ottlcle In lut Frlda(o Tho Spocltum, I am gonoroJiy thrifut fa< hla to ..Oa fa< my wl'ttln; abllltl... However, he 1s w1ong In aawmlng that I am "pl•astd as punch·' that the Altem ttiN PrMI has fo~Md. ThOugh I did not opproc:laiJ ahlrtng a room wllh the ANC, nor did I thin~ t11em a V«Y worthwhile publication, I h0n01lly could calli leso lhll lhly Ill gona. A~ "" nut time, Bob. Tho lllgma of being UIOCIIIId wllh Tho Of he< One bothered me, but thllr fl\Jbl~tlon did ..,.. some function on thlo campuo. Aftlf all don't we have a campus fll lecl "'lh - . ctoua read«o? Thll ,. 10 lhl ltudonll WhO OIIIVed Htly at lhl Thurlday, 5 p m. Pnyalca 107 ctua tut Thursday: ~nc.• whtl1 *» you lnconalderate animals f\aye the right 10 move In on o Pnyolca Colloquium, before ll'a OYflf, half·an-hour befate your c.laas la.....a.:hedulecl to • atilt, yelling " Chargol" and not allowing either the faculty, graduate atudents, or Interested belt motl cono"*-tt otudonto '"-0 )'OU to ast< QUO*IIono. lhUI lnoulllng our 01. Van Hom ol lhl Un'-alty ol Rochllter? II )'011 think )'OU'te going to become OC:IenliOIO ond engl. _ . (so<ne of )'OU will, and some won"U )'OU'd 1>11111 - . , - l \ l n g about r -Ing 1 - WhO Olrlldy hove become IMI, and are auempuno to tnlle tht tnuts ot lhelt ~ k\ open .te:Jenlifk cs.batl. ""'Ybl we lhould lock )'OU aH out until 10 min<otea blfota your eta.. llatto-11 would bl ~oc:tly ' - '• ana mayr. you wouldn•t get the ftcwu r(Wit aat.a you Oll'floully -~~ 10 muc:t\. ... ope-. Roowt C.poz11 I.I. Smlrh Try to understand To rhfl EdJIOI" I woutd hke 10 lhank P~et .f!:;. tor N.s wnuen Cll lf'I\S Ol OOOOSIUOf'l to neo--H&Zlsnl, as Wttl a:t NS fOf'mw • · r~l fOf Jewa •s feltow hUman beings: · w nue I ca.n undlrstMCS his feetf~ of alienation hom tf\e &afloOu.~Qe uMd In the lellet ••not thl.l u me... I hope ne w1U thertfCKt unct.fstand $OI"l'Mt of tM feelings tna t Wet'I e»enefllfl«' by hiS l«ttr tn rt tUt'R. Projudoce. 1>y definition, means pr..judglng I 1>01>0 tnat Mt Bu«~ wouJd 1\0t Judge my ct\aJactM becauM I •m Jewish, stmply because or the leiter of another ~" wno we aa.sume ta aJso Jewfsh. I, fOf one, am no1 wea jthy, nor Oo I ever tnteMI to pursue weallh. LIKe moit oUtet Jews, 1 was taughl by my Jewlah teac,ers thai lht l trm ' 'chosen.. rtfetred to apeclllc respontlbfllhtttllher tl\e..n ~etblown prlwHeo••· • have a.pem, •• many people nave. much tkM working wUh bOth JI'WI and llOf'NIWS to battle antt-SemHIIm and racrtm. Tht rnuha ha¥e been 'both tremendoull'y rew1101ng and 1rus.traUng. 1 mu:l4 t.n.rtfort M~VrM. Mr. Buetg.. that yov wtll Undellland my IMtlngo of and COIIGifll •hln I my CCIII' o l 1lle $pec/rvm 10 read 11>1 polnlld - g o (that - . -~~ of youf d'Ugr-1 "''" one ~"I'm glad rma Gentbe.• SUrely I'OU could hive .....,. yOU< pOint c:leeror l>y lhe a<nisllon ol litiS 1111«Mnl. lfWflel.lo/11 Candidly spealc~t To the Editor. I don't ..,_ the purpoM olthl .., . , _ , .- 001..,.,., In Frlclo~ but I ......... it lan"l Ia< lhl OIIII'IC>oltlon of IOCII Ml. 8alll hid lhe foc:tt lo ..,._ his -lont. t>ut chOM not to prk\1 tnem. t cannot en•- ..wy concam _.,but I"'" trY toe-.plain Ihi f111'1n p r - . -">g to iuspons~on o1 fl\JI>IIclllon olthl A tr.~tt&tlwt ,.,.... . 11 H asking lhlt AHC la responsible In tholr journalism Ia ClflsoN!Ip lhl<l rm gullly. I rllpondld to lr.Hr ruonlng of 1 hlldllna (Reagan Wino E•ofl'bodY l.oMsl without any ootrelj>()fldlng ooory. That's not toumaJiam. lhlt'a'J)ropo;anda. 2) Why ohould thl UB atudenll pay to MOd ··newspapers'' to Bull State. II BuH S 1111 wantecJ lhe thly could convloce thllr USG to conltlbull 1•0<18. 31 t wu COIIad l>y - W h O clalmlcl lhol ANC owed thlfn $11110.1 did thlloglclllll<ng. I celled AHC. They dlcltl"t loll ,.,. lhl)' , _ a ny dell. _,., "' 0 1 - loly Job Is to can lhlm. Thal't ""'Y AIM Nathln ~._ ""· True. .MM lold mo fat~ oil hi dell. AHC ..,...., hi,. told me lhl ....,. lfttng They '"''"'' wertn'l wdlfnO to ••• co tnt rat'onalty• ., Tho C4#Mr Is l\lnclld ~>y SU6 BOAAO I ,~ SA. 51 Tho me)Or point ot the entill II tiVL Tho Ali*""at,.. Colloc:tlwr . _ - lhl pul>llcatlon o l one A/tetn.riYe I'Nu. not SA. Tho SA hU wolling to <0<1tlnue printing untij they ren out olmoney. u mandated l>y lhl SA S<lnolo. Tho lOCI IMI Ihi ANC WI.S nol wsllin.g \0 IAik 1~.11 their money Pfoblem.l .S prolnslonals II no1 my ot anyone 1111 In SA IIUIL This is my frustration being ventld. I had...., Ukld !hi liP. I, hOWIVt<, do liM Ihi COOCIOI oil Chl,lienge IO The Spoctfllm, an allomotlve. Tho AP wet not thlt Allematfvt, they were largefy a opinion lournal. not a newopoi>Of. Thl)' didn't......., lnt.m.w mo '"' thllecto IWTOUndlng their aelk:IOIIng. Whirl II 11141 journtlllm In !hal? loll, Basil did tnl - w me lftOuOII, lf'd II hi hid prtntld lhl . , . _ . to his - •lonalnat- ol wrillng "''"" I could do my l"o>mlwOI1<. BJN"'Id SA Dncror ol Sr-..1 O.genfUttott �\ No replacement Cukan quits for personal reasons Pmonal rt~ wuc chtd t i tM nwn fac~or b<blnd WI -k's r<Si&nalion or Sub lloord I TrnsuRT Alexandra Cukan The lo)~ cut 1hc fi.narK~I corpOration's daily workin& Maff 10 tWO orfk.:U, ahhou&h neither ~icvtd .tnously arr.a olltrOJion . - 1h11 the 1110\'C ....-ould Both Olairman M ark Moore and EAC'C\HI\!C Dir«IOJ Dt-onis Black auributcd the rtSianacion 10 hnhh· rt1a1C'd problrms. but Cuka.n commented thut )-he ••raip.ed for personal rtasons:• 8lad: rtHalcd 1bat thf uusurcr bad becoJIK' "'ln.'S 'lnd IN IK'li\C In l>tttmbt'r~ She (Cu\.an) V.M nOIIhtrt lh.C r&.rll "'-«liD January. We didn'tthink th.lt •h< ""' contoiiJ I»<'L" No rtplacuntnl ror C'uhn t .. bclf\J planned lin..~ only a short time: rti1Wm b<ror< all 'Wb Board orr""'' bt repbccd. Their ~kaaons arr JlOfmlll) hdd \0 March. so any substitute: .,ou:ld hold ofri« (or abou' one month O..ncn.tl)· mos1 of the- Trr:uurtr'~ duun .-m are b<lng ptr(t>mltd b~ Moor< ''Thtte's no maJor problem,·· Moore 'tu.'SSCO. "I aJrcady ha.~'e hands on t"J:pt'fimce. But. I may h:a~r to al•• D<nnis (Black) som< of my dutle.," Hown-c::r, daily opcratioru v.ill be hampr:rt'd by Cukan '11 re:1:1_g_nation, Nom1any lhc rhrc:t" exe.<:urJvcs make minor d('C\s_ioru. "'lth both Moore and Cukan handJjns rin~ncial maurn . ThAI powe1 rc&u soltl)' now with Moore t1utiB - Blod «pc>ntd that 'Til b< splollonatht d•Y·to-day HEAR 0ISIAELJ [ Fw.-&..~ JEWISH BIB!£ Pbae 875-4265 u-casuru rcsppnribilitin with Mar._. He already u romitiar with how th< system "orb. As (SUb Board) chairman. he has .had expc:ciencc. on" na1 )·ea~ in 1h1.1: sloe. • Til< stud<nl <orponuon cornrob flllWIInl (or • "anec:y of student JO.. t'fM\tnU and Ofl:mll31wcu. rndudin1 all Unhcuit)' Un.on Aat~u~n Board (UUAB) tv<l'tu. H<alth Care, and """'Y campu> oraaniutionf. Tht Board b compand or rc-pte:.smllti\&~S or CHEESE PARTY AUOCIIIiOn (SA), Cuka.n will continue to wo.r ~ •hh Sub Boord , he1pins Moore handle the trlln~k 1on . " She ha~ th.·tll mtt-ting '-''llh me, to butf me on sturr lhc h:.~m progress!' Moore t\plalned Out he IC'C)(:~Utd that . '" spite of pktin& up added responsJblli11es, he Stc' "nn major problems" a risina un1fl a 1'('1)1actme.nl 's ptt"ltt.l in March ............ F~i?.:::o Tht Shma Koltina Barul CMW-IN-IU% ~ lhC' Sludtnl Oraduat< Studtnl Associ•toon (OSA), Millard Fillmore Colle&< (MFC), •nd other croups. Tlait s..daJ, Fth. 8 r;u..,. a.... 7:30 p.-. FREEWINE& 10 change over 111 oew 1rca.surn with hi•duua. Bblc~ aad that 1hb •ou1d be:~ f{UIC of 1imt .. untcu h IS a ~non who w.H nm JtwU. lodl Communication Undergraduate and Student Association is having a party! aoin1 Moore added ... Wt were M:arcb. for nov.' "r'll justl\avc to mahdo. But, \\e-'11 hnve to put in a lot more tlmr tha.n "-C norm:ally do. " The monrhly board m.. llnss hlll1dlt the "bia polocy decisions." accordina 10 811\cl... Thb monrh 's l(.ssion v.ill be: moved up to di<CU.\S the lo\!t. Both officr·u e-<plained thll if a replacrmtru "25 !oC1C\1td at th< n.x1 plann.d ~ill&. a month of 1raining ""ould bt necessary to propn1y acquaint U)r Piau Slloe R.,air 47 K enmore Ave. SHOES REPAIRED & SHOES DYED Oty ( ,l e. .llnl & U•••I'J Do . . L•H•I' IW!paln AIM.!, 47 Kenmore Ave. At University Plan 836-4041 C HINESE STUDENT ASSCX:IATJON ~ ON: Thursday, Feb. 5th AT: 73 Nfagera Faffs Bird. , c - .. .,• • FROM: 7 pm 12 Midnight ALSO.Jook lor CUSA Outcloor Day • a day of winter tvn, Sunday, Feb.ltb on tate t..Seh . Amllem c..npua p~eseots: .,.,111 CHINA NIGHT ,81 j .... Sa~aRoay:r Feb_ l4~b C HINA NIGHT WILL BEG IN WITH DiooeR ac 5:30 pro io Re~ Jackec Ca~eceRia~ AND CONTINUE WITH VaRifi!CY Sbow, ac 8 :00 pro Kacba:Rioe CoRDell TbeacRe AOroissloo ~R CHINA NIGHT '81 Is S5.00 aoo tic kecs may be paRcbaseo ac Tbe SqCJiRe HaJJ Ticket 0Uic e FOR MORE INFORiylATioN CALL 036-47.21 ��~I cQl1t~©©W®ey !Will there be encounters of an Extraterrestial kind.? .._.Mare .....-...... sucn as olcohol-lcnow to...,.. m _....., - . · Cenaln c:oonii-o:>n elomenls wNch ... -dol 1c ~(e. sucn as nilrogen. l - a n d c:aiJon, - ~in the k>teria< g lmaglnadon II ..,..., ._linea be WM obit to of .,_ 10 pood.a n1Dno complex elomenls. o! loolt up""" the..,.._ ond - * r • thoro , _ . . , _ •• roluMd iDto- ~ ~ ._l)1il f - - . for olm ICin ~ _ . _ . . wHCh 11 ,...., ~ Jle conboc....tbKIItothe . . ofthc -~they .... up ond Clii>O'ld ~ anciont> which told ol 5IOdo who came from tmnonclouJiy In ,;.,., "'ur '""" bodia ore the lky ol tl>e -)It 10 the ~ Flying oc6oly made ol tl>e of ~ Objoas (l.t'OI -.,u.,.. ol"""""""' ICJIIIy ..... the pool- Aid Man's fer db<~ OlheT IN<llh.r _.,.. c:andlc!au In the """"' lor forms in our own oolor s)I'Wn one! on od>cr olm life . . wNch ~ v., planets In our ~y namiMd by Ham. "conlaln rtMI1Y ollhe....,. ~ • U1lycnily ol Rocht:tlor prof..- H M V011 theM found on the primordial eatth. Ulc as Hom to c tpHCh pramtlld Thwodoy before • ""' l<oow ~ on urlh «WWwc! from c.!ls 6lld pocbd locture l>al on UB't Moirl Strc.s lowor Jfc lorms IAihlcli tbriotd In on oxygen~ C&mpus PDOf atmotP>a•. Thm!lon!. the warch lor Aa:onltng 10 V111 Hom . " Bawd on tho lifo forma OT1 ctlestlal bodl.. whO&• m!onNJIIOO wo """' hove, I would 10y thcltl>c 01moophc.u •• o•won·poor -~ pnwe to thaOGO> for tha nlstooc:c ol tntci!Ogont bo succculul • .mal2mlrlal Ule art ml!f'IY 1tnall • Ho)""Y"'• Tho Notch for aJkon life-forms has led Van Hom JlrH!td thot "Wo IIID don't tdmdet to uplorolho pr>r;sobillooslor hla on knO\i.l for sure \lolhelhl'r anybody' I oul 1herct the ~nec.s &nd thttt moont wUhln our own Sdm<e •• 1711'119 lo com• up wt1h 01\ olllmat• solar oysw Von Hom Ujrlaln•d th•t what of- 1lw fnrqut'ncy of '"''U~nl life •n our tdent~l are trying to find out ~ whethtr gotaxy.. these bod!a can support ltf€! ~Wit Mow If lo tnt 'er.ture V.a.n Hom IJm~ttd tkf ..Some HMntlaJ rood~rion~ need~ fot ld~ at~ dlscus.,on to th• pooolb;ll!y ol othorlrie form• o~«<P(ablc t•mpcratures, •n atm05pher< and He lttQ:SSed , ''h will ~ • tong umu befoce ~ th« ~xl1tenc.e: of cana1n important tltmcnts can make tntoltlgenl _...,. oboulllloln ollwr such •• ~ydrcgm and ""'bon. • gala!.l.. and tho unlwnM " Von Hom •lao according in V•n Ht>m Hl)blned ·rm only ~pc•l<lng oboul Ide lil<o that on tanh, K'• cl!lflcull mougll to _..tale All~rl Ule "" ldt !"""' ..., kr\ow of " -~· tho moon Is our cJosatj celeotlol ntlgllbor , thor• ....,. ooostd.,.... specula""" Cooked ot&n 01102 tha poabilny ol t:orUIIn lowoT tie lorrru n...e b • sttoog poulbil>l)l · thAI nubng !Mot When Apollo )I landed or> me lowe h!e lonm moy abound 01 our own moon lhtn was greet concom over tho galax~ v., Hom. We! that 'oornplu dangn of tho -oo•uts bnr!glng bad< allen ~~ ~ - -- - - -'11!1 8rv11 1M poulbCley of tbe WtltnG« of ~ c:MIImtoom hal QPturcd , _., com.u. - ••allY 0•!1$•• • lomu which could coruamlnolf ano """-\leon urlh. Anoelle - o f m\OCh lmoresa oo ....,_ "'as the ploMt Man which IMmOd oo bo • p<1rn< caMidalc fer 5t. lomu l'M IJildnv JpO(l001IIt which londod on Mod ;..me. in 1976 has oooduGtod .._tht•• bloi0111Gel exporiftDmtsln\IOMng ........... r .... lor tbe pNSCfMI of phatooynlhah, wNch """"" indicate plonlllle and gos chango. ol prcwed noga~~w. ~. v.., Hom polttt<d out chol lbert . . l!tt1Wndoui II<IDovs on Mars' sUrJoc. which oro hW><hodi of mlln ,.<do M1d -mila d"'!' "The boltom ol tlwtw volleys. wNch .ve 45 yet u"""pioftd. how cion.., atmotplw,.. ood b.ttn tempor•rurt wlllch lloiOUld lnetMM the ~lit~ lor t•l• Uotng 101 1><111• TM pl.,ot Jupot11r ha• alto boon potnrtd 10 M· po<..t>iy m.ona.nnlng Ill• Von Horm <IXpl•lned tha~ theatnlol)>h<re of rho piM•I II >!milar to o~ ot of th< P"m<lrdlol eon~ Stoc:e .Jupiter has, no 1i0bd t url6CC, II hot ~" proposed th•l !her• I; •n f«li<>gy In th" JuplltriM acmoapherl" exildng AS IMng QM ~~ .. How~ :· he odded. ·•we WJOn't know fOt sur~ unrtJ the GaUiwo iPbC1t prolw rtathn: the plll{l<t In 1hc mid~I98Qo" One of Jupttcr't moona nomed '"ton hat an odlvo volcano which m••n• tl>bt '~hero II on otmo<phllnl bo.ng lorm•d probably slmll•r to that of Jupltor and th• PrlfllO!dlol o0<1h" i<lld VAll Hom "lo II so dow tn JupMor that lhl pdonet'• grovttll, . f""" IS knt>•dlng tt. ""'tc;h ~•tes hnt cauilog tho ••oi<Ank oc:1ill~ • Other oltempts IO C:Otll><l O>ttrOjetM~Jal lof< lndude tho UM of radiO communbdlon> Somo &ustl _.,._,.,. roec>vod rogulc _.... whlctl !hoy labOtd LGMJ and 2 Howe-, tbeM slgrMols -.Jrom ~'UlAn-• CICICUr11ng l!henommon. c,dope V, Hom Aid 11101 .,..,.,...... - . . nwoc1« to the fonn., Slwoh of Iran ~ the ~of Projoc:l C!dcPo which -..1c1 boa r..UO••madoofi>W><hdoolsquaromllosol redia clloa. The pn>Joct, ""'"'"-..,.... """"' llnllhed "TM probobQity of a poyolf from theM rodlo IUidlts . . ...,.., but w- head ~. ~ an lmpoa on .,.. thlnlclng l """'ld bo," ~Von Hom. irursteMar _ _ , sucn as the Plonoc 10 ~ contains o .,Yquo llsl!ng basic fKu of our oxislcnoo ...ould Wur ,..,. of hundreds of lhousaruls ol yon 10 roch ""YDM~" no<U~aly v.. Horn -u:rftlcal of what be called •·,~· Numbns Gam." espDIIMd by JUGh sdtollm as Cor I s.g.n which l{>votv.. tho tx>mj><ltotlon of the number of pl.,.ots IIIIth lnt•lllgent &loin O<l! goloxy "S.S111 pfllgO In o for of highly quCJtlonablc ltguru In hi• equation. I> "o t\&Jdfttatlon fCK the nurnbe.: U5ed H1s guvu. Is •• good M yows.- •guod Von Hom~ The flgun thlll Sega.n rt.aclw.s-ont hundr~d pfanirts: contaln1ng lnleltigc!nt m._ Jn ouJ gal~9-tt .,IHtle. mora then , a Q\Jess"' tilt• l~urcr addod . In ftip()lltf to a qu"-itkm coneerning UFO) Von Horn rnponded that ' 'lht ploblom .,.,,h ••trOlooottlol .,..,tc:rah Is that -,... hovon't sU«<od•d 1n g<'tttng • pice of ooo-untl! we do, tt:lcntisls ...on'! e<cfplthotr - - - • Van Hom ~~p«ulated tl>ct tho roason. o11 oho ln1er011 In UFO. 11 ''lhel • f<..a lon•iY to tmogjn< - oro oil alone In thlo. galal(,ll W• look a1 olf the $1011 and II seerm lmproboblo all olon<r. but l<uggnt that that" tho u w · fh.,• thAt..,.,. The battles at the pumps bring varied mpg answers ---11!1 JollA K. l.eplau ·- . cJM<ks" on 2.500 OiWIO«t>Cb~ tM:lulocru:ed ., the model yun 1973 through 1978. Concluoed In e:igt\1 smtes. d\.- 1es1 rueJv~d ~ lo-. r<!SU!b In INhere auto enuwon \nspedlOn 11 .,.b> mandouxy ~ - · Mly I>Ot9td .. about. 59~ 9 .,..... Pft gollon b sulll u.nck16t .. A Gonoul • Motor• yw:IA1t Alrhousll !II... Sll1du ...... "'"" """"' by tho OUIO com....... - . - lwio • flnl ...... •bow 20 mpg- tNny Wmongton ~ """'' to ......, new lows that Will rwqutre ev~ a llut ·-·that~ 140 "'~'!~!~ tho public ..ul hove 10 want o ome1lor liUd CM of ~tilfty." GM AMI•onl Dlrcao. of AUtO Emwloru Corurot. G.rald s.olflot told th• Courf~r EJt.prcu " I que-suon ..m.;t,., "'"""' ...n..v. the"'"!!" !hoy wont ond llill offO'T lht sam• rang. of catl. .. lnduotry bperts predict by th• turn of rht tentury, urs wUI btar llnlt r""'mb~Mc:~ to thooe of today 1M f..rvoot wdon will se01 llvt end bo .,.,_..t by a IIY• c~lnd•t tnglnt. ~ngle end double seat eut.omobHu will become <ommooploce With on everogo mpg ol 70. But, ...hotber the changes w!U help tho d...,.....ed auto industry roroomtobo_,.. , more SOrngtnt m&leq r.oqubomenb ol 40 miln per gollon by 1995 But tho federal goYommtot 1> u.oorriod obcM tho alllliry ol !he manufaclurtrt-alrtAdy reeling from tho effect> olina,....d lorolgn domtnoncc and slumping d o sal.. -«> poy for more mMIIvc that rtloollng prcjoru ofTh• aulo lnduJuy't upllal trwettmeru tequlrtments fot chc 198& 1990 ptl1od could toto! o; much os $12.3 billion," • Congr...tonal Budger Office rtp0t1 -lamed "Tlw US out<> lndUltJy'o ai>Uity to suSI&In on $8 'billion 10 Sl2.5 billion lovtl of .. pllol Ol<pendnunt ovor the nOXI 10 10 IS Yet tGMI ~ noted 11\aJ n """""~ easy 10 ptoduu tho tu.l-<rffi<whrciH, but tho sxibltc moy bo unwlmny to purcho.w them " To ger y.o u r own ~ .. ~ 8CIOEIB • • • • @-. -• Valentine's Day Issue 10 wordS fOr- a bucki t - 1 .Friday, .February 13th l\mline 6Pn, Wednesiay the 11th �$6 million Troubled Chrysler turns to robots for workers_ _ __,by Harley Shalken DETROIT. MJ. IPNSJ-The hnonclolly troubled 'Chrysler Cotpo<aiiOn. now depcndtnl on • m6lrlfve govemn'\M\1 bail-out to p<atta lho .101» ol tho<aonds of _...,., has placed the lorga1 oln!lk oo6ft foo robocs In U S -•111 ·-1>1-v Tho oiiiOtnOI<e plans to ~ 9!. woldtng roboiJ wonh an dl!m&ted S6 m6on foo p<od~ ""'" ""lho 1981 modeb. accordlng to the rospoalj! rredc )o<unal, Atm-nc.n Mt~al Mat~\~1 Th• robot• ~,ill bo emplojled on th• <ompany'• •!l<'•"i J<flenon Aw • ...,bly p lana In OttrOII . and tn Its comrmmt However, <x>m,cntlng on ohe previous use of robocs a1 Chrytler, a compony spokeoman maintAined thoz dJJplaced woolorn haw always been aboorbed In olhlf company oporailOM. The company polt\1> 10 the lncr....ed q~ ol produco ohat robooic O«hnology hu modo posst,W "Robo:>t> •• dependable Willlouo .,.~ . . . . - wtldti>P peoplo )IOU can'o bo "'" ol th• same r~y And ...... a§.m.'' Olks of tM currt"nl w.e\o'e of ouromanon ., Chryokor ond othft comp.aniH cl• lm that the Introduction of lobor ·SIYing ~ "Wrlh Wtlmtnglon,O.Iawato l'IC'Ury machinery 11 lnl~dfd to r4Kiuc• Thv umlng ol c~ry~~.,· . 1\'tOJd "'mp1oymenl I" t~\tt curren1 ordirr Is e-xptd"d 10 raite senous ttcOf\oOmic and employmf'nl suuauon quesUons •bout thllnaeasmg 11,ncl ., Chrysl<r. they aloo potnt ro rho h.1 v.ard autom1111on tn the. much h'!jh., ln>oal cost ol oh• OUIOmott"" ltlduRry Jron>c.Uy, thP •qutp<nenO ov., hand held woldlng company hti JU• •ec~h.ed morf' guns_ and tM foct th4l Olher than S400 million U1 wag< and manuiattVT'U~ currmlly b•melu . _ , from th• UM•d ....>iladooy qo . , _ ilhout the ""' ol A~o~t o Wotktn Uftlon 1nd 1s robou. VoO<swagon. loo .,..,p., to r~""""'!! an odd~o0nal S7SO noo U$lrl9 robocs tn 0. brand new m!ILon in - • n r - hom tho plano m Now Stan""' . Ptn~ ..... govftl"tf'MI'II H.,_.., , """" atiJcs thai With moo• than 30 000 Clvysle. the potenll•' cotl Jl\'l ngt - k«n curmnly laid off. much of rep<oMnted by lnd.....W rob.>t• II th• rompony'• u.e loo linondol O>d tmprtillw 1M UK ol A roboolc h<>m both tM unl<ln- the federal fiYSI""' """' • IWO-yeat p4lrlod . . . govemment rell.J ""'b dw other Vol\'0 plano In s-den. ulalldng Z7 1!0.000 Chrysler worl<eu ~oo'ho,. tab> Untmate robo tl and rtleted could be lo" tf Chry>Wr !10"• under equlpme:nl, w.u CJ~~pt"Clvd to reduct Many mot• thouwndJ ot worke11 '" ohe wook fon:e ol 6710 Slvon Tho dl.ltomotiYt':-tttlated lndus;mn could poyt;.,clc period for th• equtpmonl , ooo be •Hec:ted by • Chryslm in terms ot taved wl.ena. W*t shutdown Dpoct<d to be obout two yeart. O«<tdlng ro the <x>mpony Rot.ou ate deP<'ndable tl lho rollo of oobots 10 The <ompony ""' ""' yet rMde dlsploced _,..,. I>Pld true .. on offidol announcemono ol u plan ~ . ohe 9S Unlmoce robocs to purchaH lhf' roboll , end woold redua lho """ldo.ct by compony olhclah hw• rolwod bmonn 200and400 . on arwo-ehlfl "'*"'*' "*' ...m. bas&s. clepmdlng on a number ol voNbla New~ The new - -n ol - . b. b«comlng tncre..a..sfngly colt · compctjtiw ~ aUIOV!.'Of'kers A robot lhM lniiiOIIy COSI> $40,000 - - " " on hourly ..,.. ol 54 80 wl>en 1he purd>... price and ,..,wnanu c:ocs •• spread lho _ . . t ~·- eNG robot This compon>S faVO<obly wllh the cuneno hourly COOl ol moo~ than SIS 111 hour, lndodong boMib lor IOITII" eMCm~en in thot aulo tnduRry Robol• ...us nol ....... in the IH ol lho -c.-W'IfrMt~~ ._ BALL When you car e enough to FOUR(?!) send the ~ery best . Jim BoUton • Former pitcher with the Ycmkea & Atlanta, • Famoa• Sportxaater • Author of the bat ..Uen 'Ball Four' Glad TM Glad You Didn't Take It Penonally' TO SPEAK AT U.B. ~ TIME: 8:00 pm PLACE:- Fillmore Room of Squire DATE: Thursday, Feb. 5th ADMISSION: $1.00 Tickets available at: Squire Ticket Office and at the door. SA Spealren Bureau, Athletic AHain �\ recently negotlated rtUr ement beMIIls, no< dip Into Ch~'s 1upple men tal u nemployme nt btnolils fund . But the tolr'Odudloa ol ""' ttd,nology - · • ~- for thc UAW "Wt condn.,. 10 noc !he («<lr'Oducslon ol now technology. ~e.. the producMy ~ • • tho belli ol l'blnv waga .MI btM!ils." Wid - UAW sovrc:c close to lh• Chrysltr borgoinlng, Hlstcxlc.oly. tho union .... nol oppo..d t ht t limlnot1on of hOUJdous or unh ..lthy jobs. proyiding no dlrtct unomploynwnt - . In this .... ...,_..., ... difllcult 10 - how tho dl!plocad ......... coulcf bt aboorbtd • ..., ""' cumtnt IUite ol""' Some Chrysler wo rke rs JntervltWtd •J<P<tlltd anger end ..,.,.,.,.y. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND EE GRADUATES: TociCIV In mtACA NCRmecms•• ... A rapid learning pace r:!;:~:::~:r:oo;:.~~r=r:.~.· architecture lo r mltrOProeasaor bued ayeterns .. • development of VI..SI mlcrOProc:.seor. at ha!Jwara and f•rmwara l- la .•• and baing ~~ r~~o~fi~.~:~.m:.~7t:;.. P<Jter termlnals-NCRfl thaca Ia the ldaal pl. . . for you. ••• Leadership In printers ancltermfnala We heve had a major role In glvlng NCR the wldaot ranga oftermlnala ln the Industry. Accaleratlng demand for the low co.t prfntere, parlpharala, and auccesalw gatw~retiona of ~r::=r::~~.:J~:~~~a :;~~~!:f=-'!'o~O:::C" for profeulonala who join ua. • • •An exciting locetlon We are ellua ted on laiW CIYI'!IA In the "-rt Ollhe l~parebly blikltlfuf' Anger Lakao .-glon. The area ~re outatandlng water aporta, aiding, golf, cycling, h l~lng and camping. F'our atale parka, Grand Prix 8Uto racing, a nd world larnoua Wlnerlee one o1o1e by. llheca-ftotne of Cornett Un!YweiiY and Ithaca CoU~ the cultur., hub ollhe anea. You wlh lind theater proctuo- tlon.! concerti. muaeuma. rHtluranta, nlghllile ••• and cound- other ofterlngalha t Me moat uncommon In a nonmetropolitan oommunlty. ohocl! otiM ~ed ocdcr. "I haw o boolc probltm wilh MbecaUM .....,. ulclnsl our workon to AaiScc and .,.., ol tho MCriflct .. btlng used to put men !>-'" out ol _..• llld Oonnll ~. vtc:c president ol tho UAW1 ~ Looel 140. "I lhlnk tho union lhould bow a •v 1n -...~~~~ng like this." he od<led. N.ullk~ Tho roboU '""""'-d lildo racmblonct to ll>dr CC<'*'C In flcllon II!OIIIa. Variously claat>od .. "mtt.ool< ~: C( "lift! olcphaN tnldcs, " IIMM look 11M giant mcQI omu-.g on a •lllonary pedesul• Their humble appear.ance . ...,_... conculs one ol tbe most fundamental ch a nges In . menul.during technology line~ tho lnii'Oductlon ol tho mewing ..-mllly lint. Todey's tnd!OOial robots weld llccl bodies. 1ood and unload mochlntl, paint c ... and useml>le small automoth{c components. CharocteriMd by gr•ot fllxlbillty. this pocent new form of automation has been matlt poulble by the revotutlon In mlerQelec.fronks. Tiny, ln e xpenslv~ sukl• aU the computeu ~MChtne actJon. When the a\ltomollve model changes. new lnlb'\ICIIons lo lh• robot rep!Joce the n~ed to lnRotl Iabonte and e xpen sive new toolin-g- ~ tra diUona l manufacturl ng tecimolog)l, • new modtl Often 1tquiru a new a.s.wmbly line With lylltms IU<h 01 Chryiler's, needed changes moy bt done ot only 10 to 15 per <Onl ol lha sys~em's Initial """Cluysl«rs O<dn is only the btgiMing ol o ma.soSvt onlwion of robotoc tt<hnology into lhe lnd"""Y Som« predkt ..... 1M current S60 m!aon .annual morl<tt for tnd!OOial robots wll 10 S3 t>Gon a yoar by 1990 A ~- !1UJWY cond\ICMd by 1M Soc101y ol Manuladut1ng EnglnHB pr<dicted that one out of every five ,obi iil !he dir«t ....mbly ol a car w\11 bt rtploc«d by ~ outom&don by 1985. and this figure ~ rbt to one out of tvay two jobs by 1995 This tJtnd was undertOO<ed WI _.. by VC>M>. whicfl placed en $8 million order lor induttrial welding robots with Clncinnad Mllacron ol Onclnnad. Ohio. & wu the largos <ingl• ordrr of robots In hiJitory• ••pen• ina•- �r'--cI I I """'\ II f'A~I\· fG I • . \J ; ·sE TWELN Ever_ybody into the (c~r) pool b) David Bonk !ip«frttm Stof/ U 'nii'P' l SIGNS - • . (~AUJ1 00JJ J»JlUiiiNf• ONJJY PERMIT OPEC aod the cost or p>Oiin<ls pan or !be rrmttadoo. So Is lb< locl or <1llllpus porldn& spocu. Add an inad~uat~ 01y·•idr mass rransporw;oa syst<m 10 • rapidly r~pandina problem . On.t solurion--catpOOlin&. UB's Civil Encintrrin& 0.1)anmonr. usin& a $25,000 aronr hom Lht New York State Encrar Orrtc< IO COnduct 8 tiUd)' On lh< ponibilitici of City~wicfc urpoolina. bepn iu own Umh<d Aceordlna 10 ~acko.,.,hl ·•we i) on~ of che- most df«11Vt' in proat&m In lh< F.U or 1979 "ilh an Initial membership of no,.. hAH' a bcucr-ron computer cnrrg)' \::n<inJ.\," 1)'41tm On~ impro\l~meol il that arpro~matcly 250 51 uderu.s. Tho <YR<m is coolroll<d by 1rllUdt.nl w:hcdi.i&a art $0fnpvtd on T rips compucus mucbin&..gp motonst:i Mondo)·Wcdn<Sday·frtd.,. and Morr pka~tnJ 10 thf 1t101ooa. -u. th~ apprvmt AYift&lo en ~~ JtOCfllphlally,I'<OJ<CI ooordtrwa< TuMay·Thunday •ncndanct. Ste\~ Vtrnt) t\plain.td . A '\noth<r " <bar rbe sJX<1r..: ampu; punt,..... Accord•nc ro • 1979 w.horrc a \lvcknt u. aumdina cbM.ai Wn<) b~ lh< US D.panmau or JUCbJ)«tl\t cas-pookr must mt OUI 8 date rorm. Stating his. na.mr. no-. nuncd anto t.bt computtt " Trt.n\pOrlauon, 1 lO milt' lnP •1tb •ddrm. and prdnm« 10 rt<k, I :hi \Uf In apphCBIK)ft onl)' tow tarpookn coukJ )a\C aKb mcmbn 1bou1 rhr« dollar• pn ~art U1 drhinc:. QJI drht aJ1 tM rcquutd 1hat a pt"tson "'" a dAy. Thi• sa•lnc> abo tndud<'lo ttmt. Vanabfrs such as timt. stl.id(fU Par~ lnJ ~en Cor 140 car-' ha\e lov.f'r in,uranC't nics, leu di\l.anct 10 school Of -.orl..pb« arc 1hcn associated ¥rith the Jddrns. b«n lnt'f\f"CC M 11\t Amhtrq deprttiltion Of\ thC' ur, and An)' imh"1dual late-comer~ co the campu\, cand •aJI be pul mto IJ'Sr dccre;uinJ mllintaJnc:ntt an~'· The U8 rarpoohn, procram " rrot~nm .,. mattbod by hand. f<bru:al') 9. Prt'St'ntly. ~paces ar~ ac..:ordin• 10 data fitn,. A prmt-<JUI re..Wf'cd for c~upooltT) m I he M ..in· pr<1<n1ly bclnc "rapped" oorO<dlna Rail<)' lot on Ch< Main Srr«t w Krad.o"' ilk. "as a .ervi« rn ~:.ard 11 thc:a gi\'0\ 10 t.ht appliCAnt "'lth the names of otht"r applicant) tampu.a. fret bwnprr itickcn will Westt-111 Nr,. Yor._, for the be di<tribulcd to I he carpoolm. 10 d~vdopmcnl of car pooh . •• Uvm"J.n lhc .same Vicinit)'. p,oaram Director Jo.eph ufqu11rd thtir rt.Jht 10 uSC" cht- Currrntly. only lh< Burralo Krad.o..iak. ""Phasiztd rbar "lh< spoceo. "Publk Safdy oar«d thai mc:trorotltan area 11 bdna Kl"\cd. c;ompucn card aavn a lisl of n&mn, p~-:fcrc:nual par\.lna could inac:ait' Ho"'t'\Cf, chc N1aa,4r1 frontier bur oppti<anu amo'1 ra<C<d ro arpoolins." Kraclto,.iak wd. Th< Transponacton Commiutc h>opoto IPICU If~ • in cany lh< prOJrom into Eri< and commul< wilh all 111< poopk on 111< rC:Uf\ td t<:JaC<kowial ., "Of<b. "&lliX'll\c'' N.apra C'OUnha wittun six moru:h~. hs." ro ,...,.. no< Y<l 1n rbe provom. Tal.,,. m<alcd lha so rat Bdl Tilt p r - bqpo With OW\) As 111< US En<TJY l><porlmmr Anotpact·Tutron, kthfchrm obR.a... Knltkowia.l: OORlilluod. huurroO<nr dat1 raultod in lh< hol)<d 10 -~. !be carpoolinJ Steel Corporation, Mcrr-b.a.DU· d<loY or rbe compwer l'<ior-ouu In swovam u a llk'CC"n 1n savm, Mucual insurance, Craphin ocktotion. r«ponse 10 !be prOJiram encrc) Accordlnt to Anuu Control Corpon11on aad the •u not as pronouad this yew. But T&hiiiC'. UB ProJ«1 C'C)O(dinator (m lnacrnal Rcwcnue Sfr\lcc arc impro...tmCDI.t have btom m.ldc char&t' of tcchnK'aJ layOut of 1M m•••hmc nd<n rbtouab lh< VB procrom) ...,.,. arpoo6oa procram proarom. lincc- rhro.. ., llBQIJIIlE)) - - ----- -------- ------- - -_-_-:.._ --~-~ Alligator insignia not lzod as swastikas invade U ofF buhcr lht' monlh Umw'"'' "' 11ondJ -.eutknh .. ,...,~" Hl hnd th\:tt l•.unC'\\tlh: .. ~mru\ "''"'lf1oJ "''"' ·\\.nuL., .. ,,·n• lt.'-1 •••• ... \.r,tl l;l,ll h. .alh. rh"tt",u auJ l'lutlcJII~" llt. fOit' lh\ \\llllpu~o "' llh ''"- 'll:at\·m~·nl """-= Uu vrrt huiJltlna. than JH ' " ihtlh.\ v.cn· p.unlttJ. r;u:-IOi! ...lrh.t'fn ahrlut arllhoi.·rnlli~n AI"'(, ~;un1C'd nn \OinC' bu11i.Jm1!~ v. ittl l h ( N.111 '<~ I OJ; In\ "'-' ''RIC"'".II <'' ·· ~ 111 ~Unl\tl .. ll\ Prr•ot~c:nll \t;a n,l(\11" .-.nll " l \lcm1in11C ~hr ..ton " 1 he thrrat\ hl\f' bc-n1 'IIIK'd b) 1hf: ··')on, of H11kr " litt\bftl \I;U\Wn'' •IIC', Ann JhC" h•"' unl\\1"'"' .act. h••t \loll\ "-·"''"' luuhu.tn'., i.J•'I"k·•""h h\ u•lh"''"' l.k''IJ'Hh poll,"( '-"111111' rt ba\wtall) J "'lllkll\h pran~. hl' " f'IF.~,"'" ¥~hh thr Uniu~l\il\ ·, handline nt th'' llh:'h.knt "I c an'1 \qll lt;.u1 'WI) w ltH\\f'l,tt) ,,. ot 1hmi tl lht' IR\N!Jallon :ttl) llffCSh. bu1 lh~ ..rt\\IIIJC'd 10 lhl\ l.md new. Ttk· Unt\""''lt) h01ndiC'd 11 dchclttl)'." ht ma.tnl.lint'd Si.nubr \I:Rd'Jhim &nJ 1hrnt' of \tanaoo, f\l'Oftfdl) Jt'UT\c.'d • late \KMcrk"""'(' h) 1M Sewn of Httk'f' •nc nttht phone nit from 1 prnon r('J)Ofltd in t979a~ tht' Un1\tt"\tt) of Kkmafted hunsrll as • AW'mbtf 01 ~uth llonda rn Tantpa '"I'Mt, lhf !he c;.ii1C•"'Kk' HuJC'ot Orpn11~1 i0n N.lll oc~a.nll~IIOn ntack lhrtal) of •ho cotd h"r th.at ht ..., &oint 10 bo<hl) b.arm IU'Id br-o\r in10 a un h(T .. rruf"''*u·, ofrNX. 1 ht" iplurJ\' ur ,.,a-Mth r :umlnt 01~~\t-~a~~.~mdi~IOI~ ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HorNiu AIIIAlllfll' News Ed"o' Jay -.no or Mallin, v.11h a mural en lo.r-atli flag poinlcd in 1 dorntllory. ~en .,,&kJcnu rf."lurnC'd hom Chrisan'*" brrn,, rho NvJ 'ymhol bad bt<'n painrod over !be n... Tho fkJnd• ran a qory aboul h. and 1ht '"•~•h;. tx-aan appc:at~na. "W< •-ml< lbe ortlck, fM)be • .,..lied d," admlltod M... n. "Tho f~ t'WUtika\ bcopn appc:~rina t+a~ ~lhxt~tOI' •ub qo. bu1 1hey setm to ha'r llopp<d," h<oddod Allhouch •unlv<rs>ly o(ronlh a« '-""«f11edaboullh<OIIt~. v.m..moy or Florida Poti« poued ;, orr .. non·m>liao..'\·andalism. "I don'r rhln' rh<r•'• any hll< involved. II'• juu I bunch or kicJ.. 1ryins ro r.te • rise ou1 or evnyont," Un1\ltUil)' polict in•<.lliaa<ur Jmy Scohl<r roiU lh< Coii<Jt Pr... Sen-ko. DON'T DO IT IN THE HALLS! Students: Do you have a problem with your teacher? Now you can do something contructive with your com plaints. No pnoa~< Rcpre:~rll ati\C o(dw B'na• B'rilb Anu·D<famiiiOII \.aiU< IAOLI Jerry friedman dUIIl«d "h'• nno<r a prMk. A ..."&Jtila is 1 symbol or hate and .;~ ... b< llid. TM ADL touted the campus quatiootoa orfldeb obout 111< iocidont•. A<cordinatbe FnodmaD, the ADL loots Into all <UCS or c:att<misra .o.nd ontl«mltiSIJI. " We t on\ II ..OOuily. Wo -<d 10 IDILitesur<lltar til< pot..., looi' lalo il ODd 110< iosllc lilY more Jill..._, that It • u 1 harmless tnal<." be npUined. Put it on a TEACHER COMPLAINT FORM and let us help you resolve it! Forms ar-e available at SA, .111 :Ealbert. : �Roseriblatt.:.Roth. disciplinary action fns such minor offenses, reprdless of bow many limea the actl are repeated. Altholl8h Enis f«ls that R.oseoblall·Rolb "has contJibut«< titlk to the many , activilli'IJ o f the depal'tin<nl and Un.ivc:.rsity,'.' charaesora more serious nature as well as ' hard nkl<ncc are n«d«< for aay meaningful aCtion to be taken. Assistant to the President Ron stein wd the charaes asai{lst Ros<nblatt-Rotll au curr<ntly beina litigated and he could.lherefore not comment on them. Tber• have be<n several olhtt lnstancea in which Slodenu havt had problems with.RoS<nbllli·Roth. In the Fall of 1979, all cx~l one sUident failed it! a 40(>-!evcl StaU.tlcl coum he tauJbt. The Profeuov's juStifocatlon for his action w11,1 that lh< class was qot properly prepu<d for th< coum by Pl"vloUS Statistics classes and 1ha.t the students did not do end\J&)l v.·ork. 10 make up for their lack of undttsiandina. The Profesoor has abo bfe:O barred from te.achina summer courses hanh since 1973 when he cane<ll<d nine out of 4S dii.SSOS. nans from !be, administrlllon's unwillin&n<SS to resch«<ul< the Jewish Professor's Friday classes to porrnit him tim< 10 Oy 10 New York City for the Sabbath ...-vi<es in his •Ynii&OJU<. Rosenblatt· Roth lwl preVIoUSly CUI many FridJ!y classes 10 be home before lb• Sabbath bep.n. Ourina the put 10 Y<VS Roseoblall·Roth has been broualu up several timea on chua~ for violatina Unlvusity rules. One case involved accu.satioru that he was usi91 his Ridae-lea Offoce as IJr<Sidmc... In another instance he refused to 1ubmic to a physical t'.Uinination after taking sevcraJ days off in the mktdle~ of the semester dUe to a toe inJurY: - ' Tbe Prof<SSOr was abo cwaro for re-sch«<uilng tluscs without tM [)epan.mc:ru Chairman '.s consent on four separate occasins. Each or these orrensea only resulttd its reprimand. <- ,...,.. <ot11ploln1J Accordina to Etti!, h is difficuJt to rak~ Sex Ed Center likes new home DEEP Fft£Ere Cllrio ....... - - - -Joyot..,_lca clwl. . Flldoy'o ~c WNl forum In ,._.,. HaU'• A Hr!Mift room. Among the Studwll ..,....... ol h A - "'-'lolly lodoiy'o ,., ol h1cb . _ llhe~ eMNUOI'I6. NMNMd an ~UM dictv'omalll ..,.-'on "*""*"" of llti. SL Heleft1. t The fMim ~ of Ul'• ac:Memh: Mel~· 11rlltt tt.lltfty •mon•tmtons tCJ attne1 ~.. m~ m.., c...._ •Pid S<rvicing the da<m 11Ud<nu or EIU<'I)II and OovernoB is the new satellite ofnc:t" or the" SexuaJity EdU<IIion Center: in IU Nortob on the academic spin<. If you seck ootlll5dioa on human sexuality mauen, you no lonaer ore limit«! to tbe offiCe in 261 Squire on the Main SIJ•a Campus. Director of the Sexuality Education Centtr Ellen Chri.stcnscn oald tbc new fadlity "provides ex...U<l!l OPPOrtUnities ror a lara< POrtion of t.h< colleac oommun!ty 10 have ..sy -acceas to the scrvk<s offer«! by tbe C<l!l«." Forced out of tltdr one-room Porter Quad off~« in the Ellicou Complex late lUI serneat<r by th< Collc&es. tb• starr bclievea the shift was to tbe Centtr's benent. ''Tbe offoce in Ellicott was hidden, only one-room, and readlly ltte$$iblc only to d~ udeots," said Christe:n.sen. In ~mparisoo , the new Sex Ed Ccn1er b:, accord ins to Counsetina Director Jeff Skrilow. ·'bluer lhan the Ellicott office, and more conduetivt Lo counstlina... The three separate couruding room.s aUow for privacy needed by the: COllnsclors and their clknts. Skrilow add«! lbat "th< mo•e bas arr«:~«< the Suu.aJity Education Cen1cr posjlivcly. It spreads us out. enables USIO reach a lar&tr popuJation and I$ more: convenient." ~ Counseiin,: Director U.n~.a Pierce aarttd with the advantaac.s. bul aUo pointed out some: di5advanuean ~ not menlioned b)' the others. 11 Havinl a $«"0nd orficc requires atra c.rfon from o.ur tlrtady dedicattd sraff, '' she said. This txl18 strain divides up the Staff, according to Pierce. Ocsphc the obvlou.s convcnie-nec for dorm stud<nts. the DirCQOr added that the Norton office is hard« 10 narr because "It's DOl in • building Uk• Squire." She said Amberst•s lack of centrality does not hdp. Ill Norton was formerly ustd ror fumhurt" 5toragc. .. It's nor like we kk-ked anyone: out.'' said Pierce. Volunttct counsdors ror lhC' Cenccr arc trAined once a semester and t:Mce during the summer. Piucc uplaio«< that they arc now in tbe~iddle of tJ•inina. " It's rcali)"hcctlc . The trainees are pul throuab.about 60 houn of trainlna ov« a two·wre.k period. wttk in1crnsbi~ wilh a senior counselor follows. After this, the volunteer is ooL promised a pofltion. Pttrct .said that studtnlt put a lot of time in. not kn()wing if they'll ultimately be ae<:ep~ed or no1~ "ll•s a matttr or stx ed training or ranine orsank chcrnistry," sb• oddt9 . Amherst Oi\i.sion Counselin& Oirec1or Sue Ann Berghe:rr rcporttd tbe tcnlaJi\lt ho-urs art Monday and Wednesday II a.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m, to 10:4S a.m.. and f'riday 11 :30 a.m. to S p.m. Tilesc wilt rinalit.e when cla.u schtduh:s are oomplele. - Dtboro l.lndquisr ·• •lo<· . Next Wednesday starts a w .e ek of FUN!! U/B ·WINTE·R CARNIVAL: February 4thru 8 FEB. 4 ' COMMVTER BREAKFAST 8 a.m.,noon Filmore Room, Squire. FEB. 5 FEB.6 FEB. 7 FEB. 8 INTRAMURALS Volleyball, 6 person coed 5·6 p.m. Bubble, AC. ZODIAQUE DANCE COMPANY 3:30p.m. FiUmore Room CROSS COUNTRY SKIING 9 a.m.-noon, 1 p.m.·4 p.m. Ellicott Complex . . FACULTY & STAFF BRUNCH AND CROSS COUNTRY SKIING 1] 1 ,J~··2 p.m. Clint t the Faculty Club at 831 ·3232 • OPEN MIKE INTRAMURALS 8 P·IY\·? PANCAKE EATING INTRAMURALS Rathskellar Volleyball, Tennis CONTEST · Broomball 5·9 p.m. 9 a.m. 12·4 p.m. JIM BOUTON Clark Hall Filmore Room lake LaSalle I Fonner Yankee Prizes awarded pitcher and author ' TKE BEiER BLAST I TUG-OF-WAR of Ball Four ' - 1-4 p.m. COFFEEHAUS · WPHD ROAD 8 p.m. ·sHOW Goodyear Hall 1100n-2 p.m. Fillmore Room . Haas lounge 9 p.m.-?, Pllf-11E61ST11AlJOH: Bullpen, UUAB CONCERT I INTRAMURALS Talbert Hall AZTEC TWO-STEP . . . . . - 11 3CIIIItlllllly~, 3 pn 3 Basketball 8:30p.m, Beers 3/$1.00 llr - 311, &lry r. u.oo FiUmore Room 8 p.m.. Ctllk Hill. ..... Free Album C.. C.., -.llilu eili lllllba. ,.....:.................... ....... ~- -- . . . . . . .RJID .. ..... ./':'.~ . ... ' I - givae,ays ~ -- - ~ ..r - - ICE SKATING l2·5 p.m. lake LaSalle Skate-Rental $.75 Music and Hot Chocolate provided: - . I �'. .~ , I -- --·--_____ __ ..,. :· . · . · -·.· .·.·-·.·.· .·.· .·.· . · .·.-.·.-.............~.· - .... ~ 'llloY."'Ii~ .................~ Communit~ interest central to.. _ gridiron superstar Ron Jaworski r~te s,p.c:f'ilol,.ll.roNn .Ver<tl W~l.lnt . a.o.. t•f~ b•ltltlt Ollt* IM Ul lwllt lolt t lpintltd mt.teh to the Unl..nH'r ot Roche'l• ,, 10-50. O.t.pite tMh 1" n~tOtd. C..oh PloucU tt.u hiQh hOtM• WEll fOtimpf~t. Swimmers continue slump fht UB mc.t'l·, ~Mm team fos.l a 'pirifcd , _ " cdnaday lo Ill< Un••cnM)' of Rochc:ucr. 60-SO. rn ( lar~ f'()lnl Roc:hritcr w.a' led b)' Todd lbrah ., fir:U phtCC'- nntshcs ln lh' 100-yord lnd" !dua l mrdlry , t2:07 09,1 and tb< 200-yord bn··~ mokr 12: 11.39! .• 81r1h also 1n<horrd Ill< ,.1nnona 4CJO.yard an;· n ••'JI).h,'h.'il (Of nt,&ht da.{\4."\ "Til< , _ "'""ld b.t>< bM1 clo>n if "-t'd h•d all our .s-imrt~h . how.t\n . they ( R ocf'l~nJ .,.-en nt~Kh too \liOn& &.Del h.ad plcnt ; ut dcr'flh." \atrl P\o\K"ha. Roch Roy IOOl th< 50·yaod rr..,..ylr '"' 1 bri>~ :u .n. •hil< llob Wh<k:n conqucml lh< SO() '(r..... )i< in 5:)0.68. uo '" mcd1<1 roll) 1): 55.67). ..or UB. C'ac'h s•tm.mt:r ~mpro\tJ Mochnln Jumprd wo an caJI) on hos prc-iouHomco and cox1t JO< kad b) 11l ona 111< c>p<~>oq foor Plouch1 hu hoab bopes of raou., ...,..._.,, UB •on th< f1111l unpt01o ena upon tM tc:amta; r«<rd four or 1-6. Cun Faden. W11b I >CO<< of "I nn't toml)taJn as lona as tbc J41J .OO ~on th~-onc meter opuonal re~m I\ imJ)r'O'Vina.'' saki d~t C'OI('h. divtna cocnpc·ul50'n. Oc.:bc:r victOf' " We 1rc pinina artnath and for UB wrrr Rob<n Cf>qn, who m11urhy. Th<ro Is 1 lot or took 111< 200 br<a$1 (2:16.31), and rnlhuslasm here." th< relay lcam or Jeff Dunbar. The Bulls tompelcd in 111< mc<1 1Whrlnl. WUiiam Swnuon . 1nd wlt()out IIIMY of !heir Jqllll< Bru<c Koff•kyc:•mdn with ) :27. 51 nimmcn, • _,.of tl>e otbltto. inlh< ~ frustyk. DY L7D• Mu•r Sp«rnnn Stoff Wrlr<l fns lh< des<:riplion pcrim(y. Hio early yo,. wert filled with b.t>kctball, buc:ball, sortbill, tennis, rolkr hockey, and or ooune the obvious, f001biU. Super Bowl Sund1y 1981 may now II< historY. bu110 Ralph J. CittJIDii, Dir<ctor of Roc:n:ation forth< City miU1y WCSI<rn Nr-. YO<ko:n who follo....Sthe fOOtball atuon, Roo Jawonki wiD not remajn a pas.sina of l.ac:hwann.o recalb. "He played ntry spon I could think or... Gal.lnti reman ben On< rolkr hocl.ty thota&hl. bul 1 bopc fOt the future. where lhe ..,.UC. wbo was •carina 110 pro~eah'< The 29-)'Cir-old Lack1"-.nna nltivc brouahl 10 • cqWpmml, turocd out IO b< non< OCher thae Roo dose his . . - -ru1 ICUOCI '" I<Vm yean of Jaworslcl. " Hcrc. a qU111c:rl>ock r.,. Ill< Loa ~ prof<#iooal fooc blll. Ht amaucd J529 lOCal yards, lt.ams-e n>m- dollar product_.. pla,l111 rolla ylcldina 27 too<bdoWN ill r;qular play. 1u a r..W1, tbi> former unknown collqo q11111.,.t>an from hockey With oo mut or"- &uordl. Wlo<n law blm I anO otOI>Pcd t1>e pmc to ll>lke sure be had Younpown Slot< pined rccosnition .. Unn<d Puss .,...;.:ked cqulpmrnl loaned 10 bim fOt tbi> ...,.,, " lnl<rl\ltional's PlaY\7 or the Yar in th< N~t~.ional HIJ lnvolvtmcnt in 1ht s:poru fldd tJ'Iendl. runber Poocball Coofcrcnu. I Howevrr. racu Ukt Lhese arc nothlna ne-w to tht avid than just ph)'lical panicipation. For eumple, n<ry > prina Joworskl hosu a spodll awardJ ...,mlna to foot bill f111, u stltistics broome rommon knowlcdac and JOmrumco rllhtf on<-lidcd, h's the SlorY bdu.d honor Ill< 0>0<1 des<rVina. mak and f<mak hiJh JCI>ool llllllct< In lh< ~~ W11b I sporu the man binudf llw bll""""' orr lh< Wbolc imq<. "'The rccrc.MM»a director is abo proud ro not.t 1ha1 h " easy to assumr 1hlt a plaY"f of Jawonl<i's c:aJi(n woold ~1St' O((..-ca>oo moatJu IO acapc: the J1wonti ......., refld<d m< ..._ utcd 10 b< 1 I""" publlat.y lind aowds, and <njoylh< bmt:ru of AldJ I ..,.U.rr. ''On 00< oaasioD ofsbon ~. Gmatl..-.ardtnl-. lk4 this,bollplaY\'f doao'tlcs up so as.tcd to <00<10 Jawonti to play iD the BiUy Tllbm <Uily. Wbca Ron J1wonl<i rolls tnto toWD ID his Juv<ftilc Diab<tco Tcnni> Toor111ma11 in S.frllo. A1 1 compcr durina tbc off.-.oo, h u difrlalltto bdicw rau&, Jawont1 1\cw in-u his OWD cxpa'llt-fo the thai thiJ Allle pcnoo was the (OCIII of milbons jUM fund ra&k'f and played opirul th< s.aa· cnia weeks bcfon:. His wranc hotpdown popularity stems Ranwoy and Don Luoc. Shortly 1Rcrward, II< opjo not only from his atllleic ochl.-nau• on the field, boarded the pluc and flew bid once apln prOYina hi> but llso from inlmK oonocm and llatd work on homeown collJCloum<ss. communley caiiiCS and JOCial ac:tlvltics. So. wbctb<r one W1IS rootloa the £oaks or !be Rai4en, it WU dlffJCUb DO< 10 fed I saue or pri6c U All- "Ill< Rlfl<" pY< his bat effort, both oo the rodd and Wb<ft OI>C !lilts or th< 111410Und lthlcle. Ja-ui off. -1)>. r"' otbu tbrct<VCDI wiAIICf, pined victories in l.bc 100-frta~ylc, m.rreeay~e and 1. Kim BuCbdt was winner In !be »fn:atylc compctitlon . A combination or SimoMOD, Brisson, Bucbd, and Kczia Kia~bcrley proved wlnnill& in tllc 200-freestylc rd.ty. 1oo.n ElaJu ,oaJs was !be maraln of victory ror the Great Lakm or Oswqo Slate Coflqc u they bllried the Bulls 1~2 on Wedncsdf.Y Dlaht. 0swc&o bdd 1 live .,a! adv&Dtqc uotillbe 17:36 mark of the - . d period wbcn Keith Sawyer scocc:d oo a powcrpla.y for UB. Oifr Smltb usislcd Oft tltc play with bis fint point of tltc -11. Buffalo SOIORd qaio a1 the 4: 16 mark of !be third period Wba:t Dele Gu)'llll took advamqe o f IDIOihcr Buffalo powerplay, nettio& a .,a! oo a pass from Pete Dombrowski and Peter Y~bu. The whole COOlest WU matTed by borrid ofrod&tln& and allll>m)US peoaltics. O.wqo wu handed 19 for 49 minu1cs and one pmc dbqua.lil'acation. lbc Bulls were slapped wltll 2 I for S7 penalty minutes and ooe &am• dlsqualirtca~.ion. Scolt Shld<b wu tbc UB player dbquaUfled f or spearina,' Un&poruman.lllle mltcOOdi.ICt peoaltic:s were UICllc:d to Oaytoo W1111er and Milt w~. Wiultlc apt IDcllvicbW ewau in a swim meet would _ , to ..U a - a *»-iil for wilalial lbe ownll · but JIICb wu DOC dll for tbc UB lloylls Tllursda)< Diabt apiost Omaco. Tilt Ul _...lost tbc IQeCI 85-SS nee lhouch lltcy had two w - - wbulcn. Kay SimociJon captured tbc »ny, ~ad tbc 201).lo41vldual medley. Amy Brisson, the lbc UB Bulls wratlina J(luad dcdsiooed a touch Postdam State &.n team 21-20 Wtodoadf.Y oiabt. 59ccUo o r tbc matdl could 001 be obtained a1 press time since tbc 1eam was on the road to Ootonta Slate Coflqo. The Bulls record cocs 10 .J-6 wit.h tbc victOry. P. . . - ,..... Claollllld v....._ .•Spo.cW Ptoc~ "' ~~w re. Ill)- .._ of .... ___ THE Spfc~'l"N 10\ll~ fotjusl$1 lAST DAY fB. II �P~H.P~Qf t:Q~ MCAT·LSAT·GMAT ~ SAT ·DAT ·GRE ·CPA . c:::::-tJ.-•• ..... nu,,.., ........,., taftn . . An~ • \.,. """"''' (f\t Ot~hutt• 1"'"4:\fJ" ... ... ~,..,.lloMe: ......., ..,,'-""' COMU.f!Ur . . .lltt ..., lt'Hatd~· tf,. "f;Ht tit ·~ ,,,., ~.... wy 11'!1\\t-.cf•n ""'' *'""'J sUtH l TtH R f • ·~IDtrlftltertelflll • S..ll tll \\H lH(tll ·~ • Mt- ·l •.t~tt lft t t fl'f"• ef CIU' M1\0ft .., • c;e.pktt II Sl•fN'l tot Mrri1.... •"''-~ Mil ~ 'i \ ~ ',' ~I • ._, 'l ~ • • ~, Oftf ' C(UFl'C,[~ ~. : •• ( w •f ,..., IS AAitfl, 'Power pJoy' NCAA starts a big controversy a~ it moves into women's sports • ~ ~ ~ • • ; _f '•'u • ' l ~' • sponsor women's compedtious," Moraan wd. Tile diffetences b«wcen 1he 1wo athletic assodalions' rules were confusing for 1uhlctic directors, he added. With "one set of rules" for both men's and women's sl)9ns, lherc will·be no need for schools to belona ro the AlA w_, he 111 To•r PctU A\A.\ AB [ :. SportJ Eduor ' ~[ • • b• • [ ; N,( At a recent ronveniion in Miami, Florida, the National <:ollealaro Athletic Association (NCAA) decided 10 sponsor 10 National Women'• athlodc ehampionihlps, beginning nexl expectS. Bu1 Lopiano disa&rccs. The NCAA ru-e year, fueling a growina COn0a&raliOD betW«O the NCAA an"il lbe Association of lnterroll<ai:ue easicr, no1 less eonfusina, she >lresscd. Thcir rules system is an etnbarassmenr ncx1 to ours.·· Alhktics for Women (AlA W). She predicted thai if a school wanu to lt«p up Thl AlAW has dominated tho women's sports .s<:a~e roc tbc past 10 yoars and wilh tho io<q>lion with iu tompeti1ors, it will be forced to forsake of Tilk lX it appea.rc:d 1he Assodatloo ,.ould the A!AW for the NCAA, in order 10 ~ruit inaeaso its eoouol and ability to bcnofit womon more awcssivdy. Those 1eams p&rlidpatina In AIAW ~lS athletes. No"' •••ilh the NCAA 's expansion Into women's athletics, the AIAW stron&hold is must pay thoir own way wherus tho NCAA thtoarooed. Tho NCAA's national powor, whleh provides funding for the reams' uansponation. for outdistances Ihat of tho All\ W, casll a usually out of rclcvision rrvcnue.s. LoPiano 6hadow on the 10 year orpniuuion's growth, a pointed ou1. Tclrvision Govetqe os something the shadow so arear that it throntens lis very AlA w has trouble altracrina. The AlA W director emphasized I hal she is less cx!Sience. " ll's a powet play, a blitzkrioa," romplalned concerned about the demise or her own AJAW P resident Donna Lopiano of the NCAA's orga.ni:uuion lh&n she .. about lhc fu ture or women's athletics under lhc tutelage or rhe actio·n . Tho inducemonu of lh< NCAA- like less NCAA. "Everythinglhatthc AlA W has doll£ In terms Stringent rcenUling rults and liS ability tom the ua,·ol expenses of teams. that panlclpate in or organizins womcn 's sporrs and instilllna high tbampionships-<an't be mmhed by th< A lAW principles into events will be lost, she lamcnred. and will probably d~ mos1 A lAW • bet•lo "AI AJAW. v.omen Wet( the focal pcSint or ... . the moro ostablished NCAA, Lopoano mtirc s)'Siern desisned especially for lhtn\. I doubt whethet women's athlctics ..;n be anythina comondcd. more rllan minor sporu in the NCAA." "Tho NCAA ,.;u still conccntraro o n tho men ffijuest The NCAA mo•ed into Wom<n's Athletocs at because they arc the ones who brin3 ~n rho th. request of irs member schoob, NCAA money," Lopiano continued. "What the NCAA ;, <ayina inhat lhcy'rt &oing 10 tako .... or E.\ecutlve AsSistant Steve Moraan •~ploinod. The NCAA decided hut year to sponsor women. Marl my word, they're aoina 10 take championships in fiv< women's spons. but this care of women all r\J.In :· Morgan's viow was nor nearly as grim. Hr year's vole applies 10 all women's spous. "At the J11eetins$ over the la~l few years II e~plained that the "omen·~ progrurm will be became apparonl that il ws necessary for colloae administered within lh< t-ICAA by 3 special administrators 10 have the samr, rulos ror mtn director wilh her own com mill ct. 3nd will onjO)' and womcn. To do this, the t-ICAA had to the same benefits as other NCAA members. "tl!! MONDAYS E.oplorlng Men'a Rolu Step Parenting Balancing 3 lives: School; Work • Family Astronomy TUESDAYS Backyard Blm Beginning '"" Suling CarMrs In the 21st Century Magic WEDNESDAYS B•e:kglmmon Fun Emb<olde<y Middle &Item Dance Underslandlng Saba DiVIng ~ , JHURSDAYS '-..: Cop~~ wllh Loss, Change • Depreulon ,., Drlo-mt Anyone Can J"'Jgle FRIDAY Japanese Cool<lng Saturday How to Uae Programmable CeleutiiO<t Self H..llh f or Women For Spe<:l llc INFORMATION 6 REGISTRATIO N __.,_ Conta ct Ufe worl</hop/ 110 Norton Hall, AC 636-2808 .,. Bulls 'tuck' Reddington to staff UB Bulls head fOOtball cooch Ball O.ndo ha. that 1om "Tucl.tr" Reddont•on lw j01nal hll roadtin& JtaR. Rtddina.1oo. a ..neran -dl from lh< Buffalo arro will be rnporuobt. for the Bulls' dcfcnsr'e socondary In the 1981 ><ason rq>locooa Ptoo Rao who hiU •hll\cd to tht offemc. """"un«d ··~·-~- f...• s.-w WINTER t ARN/VAL "'"n Rao'\ mo\C was mode ncceuary 1ht retirement ~r "'"~ "Spa.rt y" Adarru tho former Mfeauivc 'oordanitor Rtdc!tniton eoochcd (or 11 yc•n at the S.. Jo~h'.s Colltt,HIIt lnStlunc •n t:tnmOft th.:u urn~. 1hc ~1oaraudcu -.on 121 pmn.. Dunn& lost lS Jo.t'.s abo v..on oonll"ftntt <hampiOftJolalps In t'X-I.I!l67. 196ll, ond 1977 and had • W.sam< ~annons >troa~ from 1966-6&. a.nd tit'd A. Sl l - K ick-OJJCommuter Breakfast 8:00 am 12 Noon l Sc Dounuts FREE Donu p..\110 ..., PANCA KE : EATING CONTEST at 9:00am WEDNESDAY, FEB. _.th Both Events will take place in The Fillmore Room of S~uire Hall Cardullo up to bat as Royal Coach UB Women'• Athlttk Dirmor ll<toy Dimmd lw 1919. Durin& til< last n_. K&loOtU. cardullo h» annouoccd rh< tiantnJ or'-""'"" Catdullo u head coadl<d •• Ihe West Side Pon)uill.a&ue. _ . . , , • coocb or lh< Royal> 'VIilY softball team , repla<ina ~~ r«''td,lndtKII01f'b<WT<Mlfnammt llld rwo lequc kCJCY tMioet> ~bo mi&ned •• tho end or WI soason. playoff dwaploashjp ,....,. CarduDo anaoared from c.ruslus ~ Ia 1979. Ms. c.nlolllo- all l'fofptCtlw manbcn or "'lh a BS ito Phf1l<al Educa<ioe. IWsed In lklffalo tho Royals' ~llld 10 .llllcnd Ill< ~ 12 (Mount St. Jowph HiJhSchool, JI17S), Catdullo tamed ber Mulcr'• [lqJco from lndiua Sllle Unl•crlily 11 Ofllll):uallorl.-lnc loS p..,., Corel Hall, Room J). Tcmt Haul<. Tbo Royal>' ~ mentor earned Prw:llccs ... Cllrt Hall and .... AlUm! llubblc wil vorslly l<~m~ in sonbd from C..US.us in 1978 and <0111mC11<tloter tltis monsh. NEW OR TRANSFER STUDENTS ,. A') Pick up· your copy of etiRVIVAL•ao The Spectrum's Guide to UB Campus. Buffalo, & surrounding areas! 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FOV!OD 011 P'AII - ...... , _ _ T_C.._J)IIll~ -------· ---. . c..·-12LOST 8 1EGe AND WHfTI IIQI't • ~, M1C ~ ¥IIJIW. eMf FUllNI-D•---190 . . . . . . . MSC. a:Ml61 or a:Joalt Alinission AI Wllft .... AJn~onM Hours: Monday-Friday 12-4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 6-9 p.m. Tuesday 6-9 p.m., Squire 346 $:». _... ~ WE ARE OPEN! .... ... l NtHIOOM APA.TMQtt, ..,-......., " ' -· - . . . . _ _.," nuoaon.,- -"" • T1>r ................,. Lftlmllla OM>IoN ~Grease" ..-........ tfniMOJ.,..y. ,;.._ .... .,.............,, W •liM..,W.Srlt ------·- S38 uau . caa>_._.,.-.y (If-,....... -- .n'""'"''r., .......-rmem. --··. . , . __ ....................... "" vlaH THE WRm NG PLACE '1be Boys from Brd' ~ y: .U8 AREA.._ . . ...,. l..t¥1ntlelnlnt r.om 1 Fvrnl•hetl • Saturday: '1he Deep• s:......... - Rod a Now Wm u.- I ------------------~ DOES YOUR ....... J I We are free, drop-in cemer for anyone who wants help With his or her wtibng uniwrsity students and ataff as well es Buffalo residents are welcome 10 use our ser· vice. Help will be offered by tutors who have trainifig in teachio writing. In addllton, we offer ex~nsWe reference materials and a comfortable place to work. . �W1108 640""' - " ' 1110 ........ aoon to Sq\ko C . - -1· Coming Tbo CouiiMIBg SeMee on 1M U.lrd , _ ol Mldl.o!Jioll b . . , . , - o , _., SUpport ...S O.-h Oroup. Any ~ ~!~~~~~~M· ~~::-: 831..3737. Clmpu.a CNMde rcr Cbtttt pre~u FAmily n me tomonow 04 7 p.m. In 1M .10114 ~ ROOf)'l. EHI<Oft. Topic lJ Yo111 El..,..l PTetonce. ' dod..._. Sulljocto - l o r • - . ~ud)'. tJ pold tor ptl\ldpttlon. Cell Prom 04 831-47« ""'' 0:30p.m. o r - by 3138 CIOID1 to tot up onln<-. llw ~~body - · locotod In !he llnlv<nity Leamlng C:C..e.r tt 366 Baldy. Ac. l.t nooN open (or tM IPflng ~er. Our trslnod tulora. all ·~n..-.s col)ege. &nsaructon. .ere reedy to hctp you 1eetn lo organlte Ume. deYelop your ~abulary. t.eke bt-tttr IKtu re notH, vnder5t.and yoYt textbooks . te"e tests, and t'e~ futer. a welt as any other ...,eel or ttudyfng. Wt Do you- a dlllddotl.,.-1 Do you .W. too mud> ond- _,toconttol k? Oo you'- o lrtondor rolotlon who drtnlca ..~..,...,whom you hoW dil!kvl\y coplng11f yovr do, lll>d wllh hoOp. como to !he mHtJng ollhe Alcohol A w _ . Progr.,, Wodnadoy et 3 p.m. In 10711onon, AC. or cell 636-280'7 lor lunhor lnlormo~on. Core" Planning omco w<HP<olt'Po- Retoorchlng Employing Organizations - y ot 3 p.m. In 7 ~C. Leom how to evaruatc o compony IIIIOUQI> ln-dtplll noooerch be foro the """'pony lntoMIW: Second lntcfV!ew TuoJdoy et 3 p.m. In 15 Copen. AC. Wl\at to _ . during tlwl p1ont viol<: l!osumo Wntlng WodneJdoy04 S:JO p.m. In 7 Hoyos C ond Ftb. 12 ot ooon In 15 Copen. A C. TodlnlquU roo~ an olfoctiw.....,.. wlll"dlocuoMd: Job lntervlcwl<!g P._,.etlon ....t Tocllnlqu. ftidoy ot 3 p.m. In 316 Wendt. A~ lnttmew wlllt>c .-n ond diOCUSRd. Alto, thb -"'hop. a.tudenta wlll haw: • chanc't to prect.k:c tnlr t"Yte:ws by u'lng videotape_ equipment. • Fruhmtn a.tHI Sophomore pte.•IIW lhtde.ntl thould tee Or. Fink. the pre-taw ld~.sor. CaU Mra. Mack It Ul..:l5151or., oppolntment. ere • tree drO(Mn aetvke, 1')0 e~nt~t b MCUAty. CNr houn art Monday and Twtdey from 2-4 p.m .. WodnHday ~- 12-<1 p.m. end Thurodoy !tom 10.. p.m. n.. Envlronmaltol Herohll ...S Srlltl7 llq>t. wiR I>< ~ ge1go< _,.,... dlecb tor rod-.Miy ol gold rtngo at Howe R....Kh LAb. room 15. 831.3281. Doll' loreot yovr VoloUno or Yllkntlno pror.poru. Sond Mmfher or them • Camet.kx\. Sign up llan\ng tod.ly ovWde oltM £111 o f n-rat floor Kimball. out.siM tht KSL. F'lowtra. will be de:llvtrtd Feb. \3 10 all dorms ond In walking dfsgnce of MSC. Fun! That's what tile U8 Wlntu Coml¥111 Is ell obout. From Fob. 4-8 mony u<ltlneovonu will I>< lwlpponlng aU 0'4'$ c_om.pu... 6t port ollhe fUn.. For • oornptete a~ of -"enu Stt rn.»cte 1M SprctJvrt W.n to kAm mort: about a t rut f,.temtty? Come to on infotmel lnfouneUon n•SJht WNn~lday In J 17 LAtlfnOft. Oonmora. AC.. Flfld out mot~ oboullt-ta Bet• Teu, us·s '• •tut orow1ng lraternlly TcJe.m,lhe move~t for Zlonttt Fulfillment I• ha~ln~ 1 dtttuuk)n on Zion\&& leader Ached H• om Thursday at 7:30p.m. ot Hllld Houso, 40 Coptfl Blvd • R!TAP ThrVt Store. necA1t •oluntc.c.u 111\d donaUon.J. to bonollt - l y · - - 1"'--. c-.a Torn at 6)6.7880 or •lsillhe stoR - . , S.tv<<loy IIOfn 10-S p..m. ~ed ~on t.M Cc·r.Uel Patk Ptou ne:w M.&in and Aml>ent Sta. A CAC eaMty l"ro& Molll aod Scl<n« tuto<lf111 starto todoy. Tho Co!lego ol Mool>ornotkol Sdoncc• olltfS, through ltt quoltfted hltoJS, an lnform.1 walk In •~ft for all studeniL ThetulOr.sorehxatedm IO&and 109WIIkc:.on, Ellicott. Te~c the corridor to the lmm.tdl-.e ,lght o( l.he f'llb. Open Sundey-Thutoday hom 3-6 eod 7- 10 p.m. Cell 636·2235....5615 for furthct CMS tutoffng coming toMsc_.. ._.n•. -·pi<- SIMple Ollta ~s Is prcpotlng o lund .-.loot Ano;ono wah ldou o< tlmtlo contod ~··· Danlsoo<Jotolcolnllaldy 101 onThw<OIIay et IOJOo.rn ~ ""'P'e'• AUlonce ollk:t Is now open -kdoys from .J"' aod Frld• y• hom 6 9 p .m. In 3 II~"*· 01111 . . . - o n d - 1M rtehtoo-lllootlcu._oo_._._ ~~~ bmlto.d .... ptlftt..... w111 not 1>c token ••• • 1M pllono. c:-lllltlnt will not 1>c printed. Ooadllnu are ~. Wodrlu6o1 ond I'~ at noon. Butrato Anlmll RlghU Commhtoc wer-u 'nt.crestt'd people. Coli CAC ot 831 3521 or "op by 345 Squl.-.. S... Otbble ..........t.,. ..... -· .. - _ Ulo Work.ohops-R. .IotatlOtl con1D111.. ,.,. lhb -""-' ~ ..,....,.. 8aklng, Esplorlng ~.,.., - . _ - - lo ~y. Oftd R....,q Ill Wlnlo<. llc9r>nl<!g tomonow nlgl>t .,..~~og~nnl<!g let Sl<otlng, 8o9innl<>g llt>ltllng ...... Moek 1o< E - f« 4«o!la ....t ~ion coli 636-21108 or otop bY 110 ~ton, AC. out"""' ...,lvollll llllltalo? YUI Como end lind ot Ofl Campus s..m.o1 o.y, s.tou~<Y, Feb. 1 llo 1M f'Mtmwc -...,Squlro. ThitwiP Wonnolf-otudenta ., _ _ fllllla\hoy._.lnll>oir,..._...,.,unll)l. ~ to.~ In J56 IIIla Sq\kL ptcjed - ' lo- _ -. . . , . ~ 10 lilt~-·· p -u1piOT-_to _ ... v.. Gaslh . . - """' 21. llcMb- .. !108 a . - "" -..,. ..,..,._,, ...S F!lcloy !rom n•s!30pJn. OB Juggling Club m~ts tomorrow ec 1 p.m. in 233 Squirt. For more intormattoncell 6J6..4688ot 831·4616 SOCiotoo,y Ondergfaduate Studtnl u n.. muh et 3 p.m In U.. Copen ioung<, ground Ooor. We<~nudoy SMCS rnMts Aftnell r ... ~Epsilon Spr1ne 'II Awh Is.., For mote •nformttlon call 636)..~567 01 t n Out ndlh u.tMe ~n Squtro. · - tl>ot ... ootlcu ' CJrcf• K """'"' 1omonaw •tl p.m. In 264 Squlr~ at 7:30 p.m. In 319 /o\FAC, ElllcotL Squlr• Ticket~ . tho~ Who want e ~Iter underatendlng of this romance l•nguage. Fru ped•gogtal seuk)ns wUI bt wnducted on weekd.ys. throughout the Kmucer on both cempuMt. For m<H't infor~tk»n c:on\Kt Mot.. •• 837-4622 or Mike ot 636-5000 "ot"' --b~l-.ltyMI't'bolllwSpo<tnom. liotlcu . . ,.., " - ol c:llorgo. n.. SpecUum .SOU not ucb tMI'r\btr groYp mu•IUend. Ati"""""Y Clll~ us -·~ .....t , _ . .. orgontutlon of thew ofll<en Wednadoy •• 7JO p .m on 334 Sqolro Tht: s.p.n.lsh Tulorfal Ptog.rem l• now under WI'/ r01 "l r we don't stand up at exactly t 0:50 a.m.. they'll slt on our lops I -The entire tO a.m. Physics 114 class. rtpfHe'M.II,fvt («Hn Ac:coutUing Club mtets today al 2 P~m. In 2.t Cnuby Chino "lgllt '01 Fob. 1• '" llwl El~ Compl6 l>fS1Mtno with din,.. 04 5JO p.m In ollrR«~ Jock., Colt<- end proco~tno wkh a et 8 p.m. In tM Katheift Cornell "T"Mattr. Tldleb ev•Uo.b't at lhe '"''"Y .._ ttttntc c~t· the duy FEliS moou todoY et 7:30p.m. In 25 P&ll<tr. A ~ - 1 Oroup lOQol s.Mcu olfort r- ie9ol ..... inlom>otlon 10 ell Ullotudonta. Oo,..., h... a hut'ktg In SWJ/IRJ coutU of the Pre:sldtnt't ~ GlS l>utew MuGonU to ... .tt dt!...... tor tnlormotlon, _ ... ot 01.5. Open II•' p.m. 1'\ondoy, T.....s.y, Thurodoy, end friday; uotJJ 7 p.m Wednado)> in 3.o SquJro. Alto _., 1'\ondoys '""" 1·5 p.m In 177 I'IFAC. Ellicott. 831-2273. .-.-For ...... W~dnHdey et ~: 15 Alpha l.ambdo O.lta ,_t> Wodnudoy ol 3 p ,ft/: In 330 Squh~. Jim llouton. r......, f'IY Y.,..OL sponacu""· Oftd oud>or oiWfowenda.dYouCIIct1lT#II«•~ >f>UI<> Ftb. 5 e1 0 p.m. In tho Allmoro Roortl. Squko. lldo.t<> •"•Ueble WI lhe Sqt..lre Tldctt Office. The. Impact of Reaiohal lntegreUon ot"' Tl'ad• Md Locali~ of Production.. 9'~ by Or. Edgar Cronklng of th• Oopt. ol Ooogrophy Wtdnadoy ot 7 p.m . In 320 MFAC, flllcou. "lnternaUonaJ Human Rights: C&M StudJu" given by 0• V!rg1" f• ~•ry t.omof'toW •l 1 p m. tn 320 MFAC. . EIII<OII ''Tho ~ Mo..,taln Elq>ulcnce-Contlnultlu end OI.KOnl~nu-..•u"' 9"'M by Prof ~rt 0\ee•r •f\d Prol l'lurroy Sdrnlta ThurodoY oc I p.m '" 10 C - ''auanlltat l•c Atpoets ol Soltwor~ Enflnoortng" given by Or Low.lo A. llolody ol 18/01 Frldoy ot 3:30 p.m In rOOIJ> <1. ~226 Rid~ t.oo. ••oooch~mleal And Metamorphk. Evolut:ton ol lh~ Abitibi Gr.enttOfl~ Belt of Ontar5o M+d Quebec-" gl~t~en by 0.. WaYf'O T. Joll«y of Btook <lr\l..,tlty Wodnotdoy ot 3JO p.m. in room I o, 4240 Rldgo Lea. "8108'COO<h"lonight ot 7 p.m In 150 f'at1>o<. I'ISC.. M"""toln II i> !he coliego o1 1M vl-1 end por10rmlng oru.. Wt spont«< ploys. l<aur•a. ponlu. tnps end othor th1ng> rdated 10 1M erta. You doto\ -.1 to II..., 1n !he Collogo to onjoy "- Find - wllel oil oboul bycaUing 636-2137 oritopby 456,..., EllicooL - we'•• TIMo llullelo Roglonel 8ollot porlorms Feb. 6-8 In lh< KatMrlne CotneU ThNt~.llckeu ewallable In dlto Squire Tk:kel ofllco ond Ill• BMC ornao. sports in~tioo r-"'"" ~·· Swimming end DMng ... F . -.. S<ota Colloto. O..k HeJI,, 7!30p.m..l'\tn'•llet-... llrod<pot\ Slate Coliego. Oork Holl, 0 p.m . Ull W -'• Y•siiJ SoftMII OIIJOI'I&Mionol mtdinsl IOdoy at 5 p.m. ln 3 Oorlo. II unoblo to ottond. pie... contoa Coad> Josio ot 833.()937. All condldetn ore M_,. o p4oce to I!Vt? llw OII•Comput llouJI'r>Q o1!ic:o an flt_tp. We t\eve. roomt.. O.t.s end ep.ttrncntl available In welcorM. tho arH. Slop by our olll« It> 34l Scjl>lro -".doys '""" 11-2 p.m. ot 9 :30p.m. In the Bubble, AC. ""'""(SIIJ Ooll't -11 JoiD TltaSpcinMft by m~ "*>>gglt ...S - "' a .plooto, Of ~ ......-.P!uolf)'O<IeclfiOW .1Jtlv_giiCIId< .. ~ ............., ...-..-.,..,. ""''l'l'n. nw. tlghl ...... ,... no. .!pdrwn today. Thol't no. .$>odn.rn "' 3» llqoft IW, a-.- · _... Elona, Joo 0< Jollll. c.-.. ...... - t l. p.m. In 9 Acheson Ulliblaby club J)O>dlcea Tuosdoy ond Wednesday niQhU ue Vanity- .....u - Y .. 1~ p.m. Inc~ All ,... .. ..... -··~_.... ---"to olte<>d IIIla ~ ond mlll!llolofy metll<!g. - - Clnllwl Ni1K II F!lcloy. F• • 6. Wo11 -end t ......... ~-(ll8n ~"' ofllct~ .IO loo<R.Sicl-"""DP F._ II 011/0ISC ...SI'cb. 12 on AC. 51"1' In roc-.- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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SUNY Board of Trustees r~ise dor~itory rates $150 or con~K.Icrina -..c:~cnl u01ioo., lo rualt- uo hn u ~h.'IM.It m SUN Y'., bu.Jact. L'hanccllor L1ifwn R. Wh.uton ~h.l In an anudruurd mo\'e, chr Sl::ue .(Jnivmil)' f'lcw Y<>r~ (SUNY) Uoord or rru>t<e> •·otcd Wcd~ay 10 oppro\ t: a $150 dormhor't' rem encre~ tO ~'<Mnt clf'-"\:ttvc Xpttmbcr I or 1hh )~r. Howt'Vtt, no formal ll'"''h10n b:l"' tK'\.-n nuadt on' the neta...ity of a lunjon hllte, rnC'\'t SUNY., I'M~l'~h. :ahl\oup I ru\h,'h \C.."tm 10 be ~ning in thill drr('("tion. Sukkn\ A\"""IJII()n uf lh~ 'ilo~ltlliii\.,"f"))t)' ($1\SU, Pr'"""h:nt Juu 'MI.'fn. th~.: on I) t ru"l'C ro ,...,,a d~uuna \Uh: lot th.: f\."111 m~rt";a_w, mJsc.tt\'\.1 that 1h.: fru:\h,.""t!\ .ut ... nuurau. "f'fc a "ut in facult\. \\h1'-h lkl luhh."\." rcponf'dl) fa\OI'\'tJ, ;lfkj ft.'\luco-una. tho~l th\: "K.u.: t I.'"Ji.J..iu~ f\.~OIC ~NY', bf..dtd IUn"hnJ, ~Ah"-.h "' ..' Tuh41av. rn.'i'Ordin~ "' St""· ch:.r (;u~o\:rt'lor ~tu1h L (.~r,·y') rt\.'Cntly ta.nnuunv..'tl budK'-'t ~ll~oauon UiK.'\ not U.~f Opt tOft\ d~""'-" Ktuc<r ».."'-used 1M J"pc"r Ketter insists he,s staying or crt"artna•ht i!\uc. •b\ a \low nc• s, )Uf and I und«Stand • hen pcOpl( ~"C ~0 M:ll~e hradti06 (or 1hcm~C'I"u. 11 nt.a'-c\ f'C'tlplc pk~ ...p tht pill)<r." toe >41d. Ytl one or the oriaanat local "oun:n mo,~.hUau'M:lJ. "I '"lllhlnL there t, trwh tO i1. r"" many rx'Orlc ,a)() 11 lor 11 noa 10 be trui."." \,·.,,IJt~w rhro~MjOJ 11\.e lllOr,\ leW )'t:ll' or hil ~nnuo'-cnW ttnurt' .:cucr 1\;n b«n the !tUbjt-,·t ot trucn\<' \pc-.:ul..cion on .. hen he '""'''" h1\ pG\C H(' .:ur~mptC'd W~) H.• ,hrus ulr 1ht t•c't ~'•tJ..:t a._, .lllUIIA:r m 1fw. ._.,."' ...,r rc:poru. "'M" of '"'"" .U''·'"'> .. ,nix roslol."h< moc~cd. l...,,,,. ,,d~ f.Jrt c,~knl Robc-n L ..,."'"' '\.:ttc.l \\clifk•<roJI\ lh31 i'k' •<l<ro f'KM OC:JOIUlHngthe 1\1..'1oU"'If\l l~ p:lf)\.'t or PfKIK:IJ\1. ')Citow h .'ruh \.'' '"' h'~•JnOluon ••th SLNl' < haft\.dlor l htrorU k Whanun. ~ hdc )l)Unl~lht n ... Kt'tt('f "ltd M doc1 not ha""" &tw \~lh.'"l tckA A\ to why people ~ •d ll . He 'VIIr~"'' lt1 b()l h Alb3n) umJ Buffalo ru.alnt3ii"-:U tlu•l th('u ur~.inol n..'pOn$ ""'"~h. · ;tl..lt.h:d IlUll he 1~ unllU\It'tc\J b) \ U\.h "turiC"""-. \.'Vro~n11.1lh 111M;, th·~('ltlt' ,In~ '-h..'niJI( II llnl l.OJXn IIIII. ''l llU~ Dill l twJ)I.cllQr ," Ill \h\4U\"H.HI) \1. ~c~~ ~· 111'-f'~>t~d. ith 111.1~~ up Mt lhC" \..ttiiOI •th '\"f1k:flt1'1cy 10t..t.1m&.•n it fC\1. '*'h~\ hi UI"'U" ;a hi~\: "'tffdohn•r J0<' rllhl oh•ouah the <<olona anrr • ... hoi<." tot prcdt<t<d cn,ulatfd uom 1ht Prr·udent\ ofrKt. '1 t.!on' tal.c thc-\c 1hl-""' ..~ ~uo~y an\ A Ull olrocoal, r<qU<\It~ :tnOII)mn) norcd K~tc-r\ larael) OC'JIIII\<C' auiu.Kk 10" :&rtf\ lt\t pf\.... \ W'KJ CIIC'cJ p.a\1 C\,UOJ'Ik''\ ol 1M ~\H..keu,rcactioniO'Iotur.c\11~1 dolk)l Ill<><<. he "ho piOM.~· hHII in 01 hi\Ufolbh: lt,ha, '''.\ ht..'fl\."\\'1 OlllYOfiC_ pun"'~ hloll h~ Joe, ttul h~c ll\: t....dh h )'clio"' I')Urflal!Hn.' l ie Ju! tl \1, 1th the ~'tprt""' Coo "' turnteurt' thctt \IOciet+) o~rld bc(orc th.&t "'" h I h•· S(J.t... lrum ... he \.t;JOIUlWIJ K<1lC1' \oUd thoU h(" h.,.~o ,...,,., h....t J.ny 4.1i:M.:unloR> ,.,lh \t.,t\ \ uuiL~h uttk!r 1h..n 1he- onti ht h(ld d1 h., ,., .. ,.,..,.ntnh:nt 1..11 rot.J \1 um..·.~pwt: ~uu Cuilfltr 'It \ 'l<triou•." h:a u~ ~l..:r-.. l ~cc •a' 001 lallfhiOJ liDt • «L v.l'k:n ht a"'-Ufei.l I Ju jptt tnntt ah.d "lh" ttmC' ta\ \<fflOU\ ~tutr J\ talUna .. nh J'<Oplo w Albon>. bul he ,. """ n all on htS ltrnh." b) ~r th l ooodrhlld WWm•..,Ja) IU t..londa\1 )'C~.~r. Wtu.non. hu"'t.'\\"f, <roiJicd th!JI he t..IO\.."' nut \lohh UJ 11\k t he l'-'J.l""lalurt co bail SUNY out ~• C\Cf)' turn. J.C C\po.ndma to the J ru,ttt'" mo~ to'4atd\ u l&.aiuon hll.l'. Sccrn U.'m-atktd, ••• thtnL "'' llhOf'l~l&hlcd ror '"'" C'h::.""'. Uur to rahe tht• •hut" 001.& thl' Cijfl) un •• V.. h.t.rhm ""' rk....,,,.uth.-k..,..._ :1\."\Qfdingto the: \CI.kknt o1t'kJ1.1. lllC\.1 •tlh ltk l.>.\1\H.n-orthc 81.Kitt..1 fl)(JlU IO llt"'U''.l P'>'"-bh: hu~J""'t .unt..'n\lfll\."01. ~t..-rn .d'IU \,ud lhJI the ( (U'Iol<."t"\ ~..vuiJ """"in \JPPO\tiiiOn lru•n .. cnual ,,.,"'"'"""' fhKI~. the •'h.'\.Jt'ftl ~.a\ lit\Ut ..bf) 1;\.;;.lu.M\.',J IU Hue kCIICf ~oon(um'd rublt"Jkd f't'(X'rt'l 1bu be •<Mild 001 I•"'- Lu\lrllhc' end ot tlk ccrm ..., luH· no mh:nttOR\ ot ""1a,in,h<'rc ror H'id',- be \.\IRUU\.'ft4('d ltn the '"''xnl ~unh.nl\.tJ "''"'-""· Jr.....·nc~ tool.. tt lc-h·th&n•\Cik.IU' .. pproa.:h. 1 ht nnly founaJ rc\pon'~ nt.irttl ,r P''-'"''uu.·d 10 rc''IJtl h) ,,.nb.r the JV'-''). ur ocher. o&.nd out!k \rd rcpu"' 1h.u he """'" hult.hnx thol: Uni\Crlll) lw\l-'1"· I ta!- .u $ d . '"N0 On<" "" ~.>uld OptrDI\' 10 I hat '"'lhun ...oo lf .an) boll' 1.hd th..c hl:rC", I \loUUhJ 11!11 h1m ,...oJ~b'·~ ~omctx."'h ""'.Utr•buuow hl m~: 111ur, p ·~ \."f 1h.m I t~o•.aJh h.~\.,. .. lJut .. U8 .M;Un,'t, ~hu ,U.aiUI.aiJh.d t.., ''·'" P,brti\C the nt:,UC~)()n"' 1uJ brcn tln •uln¥. h.i""'""' ..,, . . ~~~ ~he,..._, t..l.)nr~J h> tht .. , f'-'~11) \JlMI' ..ft0\1. "lwl 1\,~n.,.·J, bUI be'"'''-' lh l'*'" •'f lh(t.:L• ~\~ .,;: ....tl\o"t 'Ill ,If nul ollfl\.'*'.l'·""' lk ...ud . lt.. ,kti'111kd the+ renwn..n N' r'JO)t fh" pAJ<d Krllt'f al!r.O tnun~hd tNht- c lfk.l;&h. •ho wiJ fht>V.wtlrtonthll hC'-.ouhJ,h;;~•h•' lO Mond:a)' \ :mit:lr. and ho~~o'\('1. v. a~ u m().'~ ncv.,. Mmv.t)p.:d 'tOf)\. .~rr-.~r ..n..c r,,. V..t\0\:"" ,\ U 0 otf~<i81 ln~l>lcd Wtdno:\day thoo 1 h< \IUt') "a\ tn.~ . ..J'"t ~, a ~'tf Kt.ttt 'a)~ no thal dOt\R\ m ..·an ia nc-..cr -. :u..• ht ~KJ. lhr "'but lht'ft' ••II \.Uhh... llmt "'"''"I w.tll fU\t', but it \I. ~ htr Jl k: ...... 1• v ur thftt 't""' • ()It' "I om not in discussions with the Chancellor, but there will come o time when I will leave, but it w on't be (or ot least two or three yeors. " - University President Robert L. Ketter -P. ~ See Editorial II bod lx<n r<1l0ftcd \lcJJ'CIIIY m TM Sp«rr•m tbal tht ll ~- ~- ., as pta.nnma to ,ubfft,s tu.s re\ipadon 10 tbt SUNY Boord orlNSI«< Wcdnts<Uy,INI Wai lhrcMCftttl.& IO hold offif-a.n)Qftt- (Ofcn hi>...,.,.. 'Don\ bdlt>< ~ lno" ho"••••· A to!>-k•<l SUNY IOut<r. r<:· affirmed hi\ comm<nU or tht pa>l 1"'0 w«h. 1~11 '1l< (K<II<r) noaotootins with •~• Cloano:ciiD<." Contlk'l<d in tht Stat< capotal on Wtdnc:Wa),h< add<d. "Don\ lxlitvo K<tt<r when ht ..Y• nothi"' "Join& on:lht talk• ,..,. th<r<." 8111 K<ll<r dcru<d ht .. _. comid<rina reoipaion and lltlltk<d tht copynsJu.cd .....,.. cbarpOI tbal 11 r<prO<ot<d ..,. iollful _.,.rn., was thi11Un&" and "'""""' r.llo paper or "tditoriotbLlac oo tilt fr0111 poac." ~ til< f11tul&y StNllc &tc.U.< Coaunlll« rtK<IWIII:<IICf-d, ...... """pkcd lila ...... ht r... om•..cllll "'tm hlJ fifth 11oo< Ca;>ca Hlll1 orr..-. w~ momma many "'ll~cd ""' tf 1 rni""cd tht plarJ< to til< m<<IUII." Inside: From Pluto with love - on \lond.J} "'pta.runa th..M 1tt-:: e•o H~o~llillo ..Jaibt'<ro • eft' OOlO the' KC'UC'r IC<roi.yl.a4tOn •Lot) "YQU .. ould too•< loolcd bod h>d n \JI<fl ua~m h 001 gone m;· h\: h'laced l(l P. 2 I Tosmonion devil....:. P.4 I Horrible 'Sun? - Pp. 9-18 I The 8oss - P. 2 1 �Plutonium travels in area _-was Buffalo- in danger? by Sltn Slmmoas Cft)' £diro- S«r<t shipcncnu or phnonlwn po.sKd tbroltlh Erie Cololllly on Fe!>nary 28, 1980, oocordlna to the Nuci<M Rc,ultotory Conuni1slon (NRC) sperkllla <onctrn over tb< sakty or ciliztns txpoKd tO tb< lluardous nuci<M W&Sit. The Carp> or l28 mind oxide fuel rods~ontainina -oximlltly 100 pounds of pl\llonlum-wos en route to a Rochc>tcr , N.Y.IIOIIII< sic<. Phrtooiurn Is lllc Jam< llilblr~odc: man·made <km<nl ustd in tb< otomlc: bomb dropped over Napsaki on Atlllllt 9, 194S. Lao than IS pouJ>Cis ol plutooiutJI•Was eon~aintd In the bomb wbic:b dtstroy<d tbt 1-City. DisclcKun: or the 1980 shipcn<nt CID>< tl\ro<oill a r<d<nl COWl <ditt orckri,_ tbt NRC to reltas< tbt sltippi01 route. Tb< Sitrn Oub-an inttmallonrll <n,irC>J~tmnlal preJtrVIIIon orpnization-bad lil<d • fr<tdom of lnlonnlllon r<CitJ<SI aplt\<ttbt NRC. At tbt tlll-<:nd of a IO-da7 )0\IIDtY tbll b<pn in Wosbincton Stat<.tbt two Wtstlnabous< MOi containtr>pnK<I throuclr various West<m Nc• Yor~ towns includi"' Hambura. Orchard Park, Wosr Se~~«a. Cbttktowopll>d LatlCISJ<t. Tb< transport vthic:les had bt<n mll'<d orr the Thruwoy and on to Rout< 20 due to a No~ York St11c ban on Thruway Jhi.Pfn~nu of rad~u~c mattnal). The routc-throup 1 "'hi.Jhly urbaniztd arn with .substandard road conditions," eccordina to Sierra Club spoktsm•n Pt1cr Dalton- included Souchwe-stcm BouJnard. TranJlt Road ll>d Broadway Ann..c. A major concern was tht po.s.J1bility or an acc1dcnt, which could lta.J ro a nrc and 1 breach of 1M pro1cc1ivc itab. "'Tilcrt would br no ex_,.o)ion, but a r<lt&J< orcarcinoaenk partkl<t."txplalntd Dalton.Onc·millionthof an Inhaled aram of plutonium wUI ClUJ< clll1Ccr, hc a.u<n<d. Pllblic btalth and ufety offt<tab or the affttttd munitipalitit• wcrt not inronntd or I he •hipm<.nt, which otcurred In Febrwtry-o tim< "when inclemcnl wc:athe:r with accompanyina huatdOWi road condlrion1.can $5.64 otcur with short notict."accordin& to NRC DivblonorSaf<auards official O<OrJ< M<Gorklt. Since lht lrant.pon vthiclu idcnlir~ed lhrir carao by onJy 1 few lmaJI siiJU rtadina "DDrlJ<r: Rodloattl•• Moterial." ~ton conttnds thai in the cvent or ....,.ldent, ftre ll>d poll<< oflldal• would havt "'"!'dltd it tikt any Olhtr accident." usina no •pccial clothilll "' oquipcnent. '11~ not somcthin& you can jwt swtcp up,'be not<d. OoN~Ird d oeo•nttd lnronnulon >\lppli<d by the Fcdtral lkpertmcnt of TrlllSportam r<><ab that tb< Tn-Stetc ShiPIMI CompoAy-<roruportcn or tbt plll(onium-rtponed IS2 sluppinc acdcltnt> betwtcn 1974 and 1978. Of -.e 60 cornponia wuh rccordtd ac<ldtnl•.only T ri-Statc uct<dcd 20 tptal mishap< over tbt fivc-yur pcnod. A> ol 1971, the Tnmponalon Dtponmtnl bas rtquirtd tliat all accidenla be rtaist<r<d, ahbouclr it i5 tJJirnlt<d thai only oat~htrd or< ~e~ually docttm<nt<d. O.ntrally, 1ttronn111on on rodloocti>< waste sbipm«ru bas not be<n made pubbc:, accordioc to Dalton/In a kiter ITom the Rotbtstcr Ga> and Elecui< (ROEJ-«<o•cn or the plutonown shipcn<nt-10 doe NRC,dcuili,_ tk '"'-"'· 1 n:cru<st wu made '\hat this ltlltr be w khhdd ITom public r«ord." Onct in Rocbtster,thbhtpmcnr wu StO<td at ROE~ Glnrta fbwor StltiO(I. The plutonium i5 believed to b< Uptrimtntal, ll>d will "))robably be UJtd on a rta:lor core iLKU." >pcclllated Dalton. Environtn<:ntai!Iu claim that the pombllky txlot5 of otb<r 1irnilat shipcntnll havlnc plllld UJtnotl<cd thro<llh Erl< CoWJCy. Tnces of plwonlum wcrt rtccntly dioco-.red on tb< mud or tbt EriC Canal. "II aou on Ill the time." Claim> SltrTa Oub~ Dalton. "This uu bas • ·~ or radiolctive waite dumPJhtJ."bt laid alludin& tO tbt LOY< Canal r-o. AccordinJ tO Dalton, the aovtmmcnt tlltctK>nlltly useo "lpccial nuclear mattrial"u a <llllb<mism for plutonium . "Irk~ so safo,bow comc e•crythin& Is shroudtd In my., cry?" be aJk<d rht1orically. llttlton likencd nuclear wastu transport vchiclu to thc Titanic ll>d tbt Hindcnbura--<~11 were bllltd a> "lupcr... re." A pound or pliiionlum. <!i>trlbwed OVtr tbt Unlttd Statts would be • •urflcicnt amount to collk luna-canccr in all UO mlltion pcopl<, it~~ 10 the Sierra Club. Plutonium d iKOVtrcr and rormtr btad oftht accord Atomic Eneru Commission O lenn Subora calltd the tltm<nt • "'"ttndlsllly to>lll"inllcrial. Rodloec:tlvt waste-lncludilll plutonium-b lat&ely tltrivtd from a proccn In wltlc:h f\lcl II Ruioned. Uranium atoms packcd iPto loOl rutl rods •lllit to tr<AI< <ncru.Known as "'pent futl."tb< wutciiUtltrial must be carefully removed from tbt powtr plarlt on a rcaular boslo. The major problem b that tbt rodloec:tlvc "'pcnt fU<I'\s utrc-ly hot. If il Is 001 eool<d by air or balb<d in wA~tr b will reach such hill> tcmptrllurn tllat the eloddlnrr around tb< fU<I will mcll. A> the claddin& mclls,tb< radioow:11vt l*'llc:lture reltos<d lr>to tb< oit. Plutonilllll remains at a bu.ardoul ltvel for lboullSO .000 yu n . Tb<rt is a arowilla COCttem thll ttrrorisu miahl <teal 110CDt or tht plutoaium prod\lttd by nucl<u power plant.--.. it to produoc nuci<M trt~v«. Olbtn kw thll CO\IIIIries utii!Llnc Amcric:aD-buill nuclear powcr IMbU may .... tbe .,..._.... by11"J)duct to build.., anenal or eo.--ioe PAT BENATAR " CRIMES OF PASSION" •lnll• a ocnic: WtapOnl., La lktiiWo. seeps an ~>tire taken to IDcrtaoe rtp.tlaioo or ua.porttd - w a s t e >. Tbe llul'6llo Cotnmoa Couneil~ Lcaidaliv< Comrnittct bas ~ a ltlz•iloua Mattrlab T..t Fn«:e. Compiotd or u ~a!l.nl'tom blcluslry aod<ovirooawlllalaro"')),tltc T•k for« is pr..-ly draftill lqklaioo to iatpoai "ilhl rutril:tiocrl on tbe tnMportlil& or ..-dlooc11n 011 City III<CI>." ~to Task Fortt mclllkf Eri< S w -. A 10111 11M 1o also btirc .-ldtr<d. Alt ..... the <aallllluct bas met Dilly tb<te lima, • . _ . ; . . &IIIOOJihcn bas ltd tO llr«IIICOf. 011 a IIIIIIJber of kcy poiDu. uplaiatd Dilly bavclwo or tb<te JDt<tJap to . ...... said . Aftcr a a.l _ . , . by the Taalt F"'" - " t n, tile klislollon then ..,a to t he City\ Co-'! to b< put Into spcdllc lcpl lcm>. Tile llfOPOMI k thtn pruencecl b<f- th< IS·ntelllbor Coauaao -•rial s• . _..,.111111 •• eo.--1oo for debete. eo-n �. .. ............ ... Fargo resident learns a lesson; arrested for Ellicott vandalism by o .. Hotclu F~UlJtl' Univmilics are suppostd 10 rtprcsent a l~mins upuitnel'. For Michael Spencer, Tuesday mornln&"s lesson was quick 4nd easy-if )Ou ~•• going to kick a hole 10 the walls of the Ellicuu Co111plex, nl(lkc sure two l'ublic Safctv ufllc.'fS arc not wolchlng. · Although Spencer 15 the firM IJU \ludent this year to be am•"Nl lor vandali\m, January'> damage <O>ls ~re t'.'(pcctNJ to be just as high a.\ the (jgur.-. UB ha' been e\pcrimci"l the flJ" r,.,, ye:IIS. I or the I arso r~t<l_,tt, th~ imi.Jent c.."fkh.'\J \11, tlh QJ1 anaignmt•nt lh r\lllh'-'151 ro'f\n C .:ourl 3nt.J I ":h;Uif Ut ,,-,"ilninal mist:hh:f At'cord•n• to "''l<t~nr l>tr<,tOI of Pubhc Safel) \\ a )ne Robtn'IOn, Spencer "'"' ub~ned at I2:4.S u.rn . lld.ant ttl~ OUhid~..· •H Katherme <:orncll fhcatr<. I here ,.<re already hole' in the "all. bu1 Kob1n,un reported lh:&l SJ"I\,:11'-'"'r ''uwd~.· ·' I h.'\\ our. • · on hh ~·ay to h h ruo111 tr<lm tile Wllkc•on l' ub . fOIIOWU\.@ hi~ Orrclll 1 the: 3t..'CUS4..•d \ IUtJt,:rll v.u' pr<x.'"''\C.'t.l at the: Publu: 'iafrt) ofnt,• 011 1he Aotth<'r<t Cuntru,, belor~ goltti< h) h'"" ( uurl . llatl wa\ \\1 •• SIUIJ, buo Spent'<l .. ~uhJ 1101 raJ \(' II . H~ ru~a.~ in *," J"'' th\,: -\n\ht.'T\1 onul b311 "'-'' rut-.cl.l ~.a IO.JQ p.m . ' "'-=orc.Jin& to hi) K Q~t.lt:ul ~\c.JU '14W I r.m " tlh.un~. 'i('t"n"cr·., tnaJ \o\," .....1 tvr tho• 1'4•t \\ <'<ine><l~) no!ht: I h,· ma.dmwn li11t lor aimi!W mt..:hiel-3 misdemeanor-is SIOOO. one>""' m Jail, or bolh. Spcncu could also face charg"' in rronl of Uoi•c~uy eoum \UUl II> the Student·Wide Judiciary (SWJ) or the Prosidcnt's Commistion o n (.antplh Disruptioru. t 'lrst orrrst S ince the Sprlna •cme>lcr •lartt.J. there have~~~ 7Q OCt\ or V:Uillllli\111 r~poned. Robln.on said, but thu. is the l1r;1 ane>t. In iisures rclea...d by the Olli<t o,.; ltou,ing O perouon• . over S14M,!I50 '" damage-. "as reponed fron> Scptcmb..>< 1979 10 l><ttmber, 1980. U.:tob<f of last )'CJtr sa" 207 mci.Jem• act<..J Qn, ,.ilh a cost ul Sl4, 7~. L>ir<'C\Or or Hou;ina CuSI(IdoaJ S.'f"~'"· Ri.:har\1 Cudcc ~ noted that o•cr SliOOO in <lamaacs ~currtd i n the I II i""' Complex alone. Out or the total m-t, S266 wo; patd bodl. b) •lu.Jcol ufh:nc.h.·r,, "'J,'~ ~on'l cat~h ntany." - ....... . i Moolh o-Il• COitJ s'tpltmber 1!179 S7050 Juoc s••so Joly 1100 Oetobtr U.lOO No•tmbtr 10.150 Auc ust 4500 D«tmbtr 9300 S rplcmbtr 9100 6~0 Oelobrr 14 ,750 Februory 7600 l'lovrmbrr 10.000 Morch 16,000 Drr ember U.l34 April 15.000 J 1nuary 1911 9.000 (.,,,,.....tl Mil 6500 JIJIUU)' 1980 rtploccd" -a 'Pll•e o r 16or 2.4 llll:h•.'> vi dr)"<>all 10 tO•IAII . Cud«\ o:u;mn.:nt<od th~t "\ntftli hoiC' 'IUIC~Iy l""' lOIII b11 hole•. •· lifts. " It> not JU>t dollars." he •trc>-.'\1 " Many tnci&nts eould lc:ad tO \Cf1UU\ tnJur)', " One ur the most vandahLcd llorm d.ti1Ck:\ 1'\ t'\11 '"tth• Pub I he l:lh<nll <..ample:• hn\ the luq~"'' or lJ31nU£C- llfCJI)OfiiOn He n:rontd th3t ..inc1dr nl\ arc un the one ba\hrOCJrn nrar lht' 1-'ub "'-" ··eoa;.~ll) dN r~ rttcntly. One <llntmon ad or •:t.n.Jali•nl i• ....n .Joma ac. I or a •mall hole <. u.te.:~ L~lmtUC\ a rrp.alr rose. at Slj to 140. H..• c.\plained that c•tn fiSI-.tl<'<l h<ll"' h•'< to be .•,.,, bac ~ 10 the \lu<l• to !,., .. Oama1r Costs f>IJpulatlon- but a.~ordln, 10 <. "~'"' , uho bc..'llU>< II i~ "u wide-open •1ca 24 houn a da)." L>tunn}Jr ~~ not li111ih:U tu tho Wilkeson f'u b. "II (lhC f'ub J "IIUI n•.:," but •ll<INlthat "the~ JU>I •C-'m 10 llor< up at limn." Robm><>n noMJ I hal .. Mo oth C~tdt-c ~ "'l>latnetJ. 1\n J•crogr 01 12S lire <~tittguhlt,·r• urc..• rcpla~,.•t:d ca ~:h m onth , with ' 'ne\t to uonc" rt,'tlvl·rcd. uccording to t ·w..h.·c~. .. ..... ...... .. Vudall;m Flaorct cJU\.' IU II\ t..tr~t.· Lhc \\Or\L arra:· he notrd . ··1 ht.! c.Jamag,• i> >P<Clld OUI. II <l~•n't rl'all) l<.sn un the Pub." \nothcr 11oubk .,. 1\ 1n the rie\':uor...: one th.,, h morr I han -a nlut1C\ pr<>blcm Cud«~ po1n1c;l uut th~l """'" trom the •·larac <~mounl\ ul uturh,') :.ac nbul l"d 10 rfC''f'alor dJ•na&.: ... perYlnal harm <auld 1oult trom bto~l:fl \lgn\. wttrch ••tthappc:at .,.., •·''' .,., \ \ t pul them up:· <..utJu. ~ w•upla1ntll . li e " looktn~ i11to th, l"'"iboluy o f w llin& cat.Jbuarll nil 'igu\, 'o lh:u \1\Hh.-nh "'111 11 \ftip tt.a~IU~ flllllC.'' Kubin\On rCI'NUtcd th aa l'ubl~t..· S..tll'l~ rct·ord..~ ltc2 ~3""--"\ ul \:tntJ3II'm la ... t ,,,.mco.tcr. ancJ on Janu,u) l2 ,• thJ ll ._. , 1hi... )Ctar. then.· ""crc \C'\t'n ...tpi.tral\.' IIKK.knl\ of ... au <lanoaa<. tutJ'-'l rrJcrrecJ 10 one ~uun t.\h\,:r.. fiwd on..: \4.'\hun vt thl.. ltmC\ tn t ~< o <la)•-and 11 pun~ha.lahrou&h aaam '" !4 huu". Ht ~o.h:uged t hat '' "e·~ \\J,ung. .a lot ut &ood onooe>. JU>t fi~tna lh"'"' "" .. fl'l31tll.ntk:n~o.t hall~<>) lht<'< "'··h "It'$ dlfflurt·ro; us to meet the1 shiftklf priorities of ocodemics without any involvement in plonninf. We don't wont to report to on administrator." Library .woes . -Libraries Senator Dorothy Woodson 1nsp1re heated debate by S rtk Gooddlihl f'tlt "'f Edit~ e,...,,.;,. T11t Focully Smalt c:ommilltt meotiJia endtd iD htastd dtbott 0\ft ..... dtlcr!O<IIq w~ u-iao in t11t Librancs. •ttlt C1loinnM Normo11 Solkolf ~SKnUII tb&l .......,. wa.s .........,... IDd lhr<a<m to decoy ira eomlaa .,..n,.tO. tl1e - h J ...... 11mn<cliaic octtGm art UDIYmily Prwdmt R4bffl L . ICottcr IIIIo dMied thllltt was ~ resl&natloo 11 lite KUIOD, which "'"' t11taodtd "'lumtftls lslvoMna a prq>OSIII ror the Univenicy to r<<OIIliz< Merlin L .. lttt Kina\ hnuory IS birthday, Tl1e ditcuulon on the Libraries was Wtll.ttd by Commhlec mtmlttr Dorothy Wood-~ motion tha the If""!' rtport dltrctly ID \Itt PftsidtOI rather tl)arHhe VIet l'luldtnt for At.O.mk Sen~ ices, as is clllled Cor in IC<tltt\ reorpniulioo pion. "It's dil'licult lor u• to me<1 tbt >hillin& priorillu or a:a«mic• wkhoul any io•olv~mcol in .,..,.,... Wood1011 -ned. '"We doe\ ., ant to rtpon to an adminislralor ,• 8\ll ~lltr tefuttd Woodsoo\ ....,_,.. c:laimina. "I wDI DOt do It as 1 do Dllt fiJid 11 conv....,..,• .El~ tha tl1e clociUooo was "pcnoGaa," tbt l'luideol Aid II wOilld Dllt Itt ~ for tl1r LibBrin to rcpon to the nno Vltc l'luideol-ho bu yet to Itt llpiiOirll<d. EQIII&b PtofeuM Thonw Coonolly propDicd tWO lint tbM it woqld Itt lttl\cr for lft<. Vltc Prutdtftl for Acodenok Al&irs to ba>< tilt Itt later chane<d his miDd llld ... ,led ror a toni~ IOI,.oon lbal would allo• lhe Lobntrics' INcr:tor to cboou wblch actt<klllk Vice Presidtnt l1t would prtfcr 10 dell wkh on spe<l6e mauen. But Koucr slld that tl1e Htalth Scttne<4 woW<! ncM !'"rmil tbt · - campw to mtltc decltloco> Cor its Main S1red *...-Iva,-...--'bUlly. Llbr11y, and would insist on a ~<'portllion rrom 1he main bocly ICtltcr >aid thll the llfD"P rould do thll, but financial COSI! wiMIId Itt llttP ud otlttt blnrits, SU<h u on t11e Sehoul of Law. mialtl follow ' "" and pull away (rom the m01n body, headed by Dutttor Satlid.. Roy. MO<• tlotloti A111 anct Lc11m Stftllor MichKI Mctza<r rHp0«1d<d wtth )ot ..,...,., soHolioo-1,_ V;tt ITaWnt for Gradowt Studt<> and R.....,..h Donald R.....X ..,...,. ~•pomibillty lor tb< L•brlrln, ketttr ncMtd 11111 11t had heard a welllh of >uunttODJ on whom lht Libraries •ho•ld report to-includina Oat tlw his A.uistw Roo SttU1 should Itt 10 ehar~. which ltd to snicken trono both ICettrr llld the SeiiiiO<S-only to eono:lude the be1t Idea IS to lent the Atadcmlc Services orpnization. WOQdson evtntuall~ ll&'ttd 10 wilhdraw 11tr motion l!1d diKunthe molter W)th Iter colltllue• . Maro~C<meot ProresMr John Boot noted thai the dilc:uuioo "'"' eenterina on only o~ or lht mort 5i&N6unt cataet or 111t moral< dc<linc reponed.., Tht Spmrrn" in O.tcmbcr. "'I runs mueh d«per I han who 10 rtportto;~ " mll<h- coonplic:llcd,"l1t upWntd. '1 lttlic>e if ~ o u I<' rid or Roy, rnotalt wiJ JI) up,• .... commcnttd, dn" "" Ihe nodtof-lu•te~. bfnhdlly as.,. oiTteial day olf and eondcn111 ra<itm m &tralo the FkiJity Sena<e pr-·· was equally s;>ir•td. Many <har&<d that ""' not tl1e IWDP<• body '"' the moe- or had alread) dilc:llS..d similar B• kQkins said chat •AS Ill Wlt,WI110fl... •~ \ill'Ut qw.tt »knt on Januat)' lS; u an buuh110n, wc •CTC" qukc »knt tn re\ponsc 10 I he rac1a1 '.okocc. .. , u.if •c JIII"C $1lllf'C hen in an 1\-0fY tower.• Both .ltntim and Ellto MeN ~~nan."' ernoti)J\11 orllioru, cltl<ndcd the- coodcm oa~ion or racism and called for <ducalonal IWOJ<"U The body odopted th< •uuell•oo or Colleae• rTJMC.Knlativc let- Or)dtn 1tw ra~her 1tan Kl a.Ydt a d•Y of holiday. it •hould t<l1edule an IOfonnaclonal ~n.s or u mfnan, forums and l..:turt•onthe • Wn Chd Ro&hn ltadtr. Sol~olf. Orycltn l!1d JenkiM were named to 1 eommfn« 10 disc:U!s and plan the a<tl>~lc> . On ttKI1rr tompltwu fomos, a prOJCCt ....,ded by Student M>OCiatioo (SA) INeetOt of A.codemlc AlfaiB LiW'tn s~. Ktuer had >barp ach tu ror cho """••• olr1<ial. Althou&h Jl1e "as not in auendance 11 lllcdncoday's mtttln&, Sblpi:v\ plan was bnrlly c!lictwcd. Her t;Wopo$01 wOIIId allow .,_Y.,.... tludtol> an oppanuniryto mne .-pa..,,. ~ foc\lltr membrn.ift 1 kqlb)' proce>s.lo which IC<1ter qunuoncd tl1eicpbt) or t h<srflea. tiJcO<Y PtoCeuor Johll Larkin, wl'tQ eblon tl1e Focully Se-e comrrulletthol club wl!h t 11t Librvlu, ..,.,..,._wkk Bool\ ~ oft11e morale probkm. "1116 very scnouo one! by trtalinc it ..... way," .... told ~lltf, ~ scad• • tiW ;. •trY dcmontftzinc.· •if>bt'.....,.todo tha,<br bcuer have a eoorl II'">•• or 1<1 somcliabililyins.nnee."t11t Presiclt111 !Mined. ~u..)'oo l loa AhhoUih the dclwe on the Ubrarits ,... llll<tk. EdU<IIlonal Opportunity l'rOIJ&fll SelllfOf Edwltd JcntlnJ' 0101ion 10 simultaneously hooot ~nin L111he1 Kina\ her iclt• Sbapiro was at the General EducOiioo forum 111 Capen l.olllll< Wtdnc>day and ..... onabtc: to make the Executive Commill<t OCUtol\. cl1t committtt •«tel ob}CttioN to her poOpo$1.1 atld Sollorr decided to hold olfdcbate untll s11e <0\lld be t11tre to def<nd - �Errors cause scoring safari 1 b)· J obn IlL l.aplau Allhou&h the uavelogue does boast it, Tasmania bas many hidden treuures . Quiet be~~ebes, hnproos and deS<n suetches dot the small isl&ncl orr the southern coast of Austr•lil- Bur so mewhere beiween -rasmania's mod<rn cilj.,s and ancient Aborigine villqes is U B Marhcmari<-<. Professor Lowell Schoenfeld, and wirh him, ac-cO<"dina ro some, the final grades of 44 students from his Fall Cak ulu' 141 clan. , On a semester's leave, 'Schoenf~ld left Buffalo ()c,cember 17 ro vrsit both Tasmania and the Australian corulncnr. "H< has nor handed inr hrsradr•,"soid Marhenrarits t>rl>anmrnt Director -9f Underaradult< Studies, 001 ,....,.~._....,..,....nc-..rtrtl"'le~-....ot• ............ ' _ .... · - ..,_. 1011.1 SO'! of the Steer Pub Library/Bailey U,.ary/Niagara Fals Boardwalk Cafe Hamburg Station Get \nur own ffi(';.~~ !ICJffi<l .. Valentine's Day lssue 10 words tor a "buckf .Friday, f4ebruary loth 1.Rac1lme 5pm, Werlnesrlay the 11th OLD RED MILL INN ~teeI At Republic Steel,we're buHding a super team. ~you could be one of our high draft choices--fora super career in steel. We will Interview orr Feb. 12th. "Ill equal opponuntty employer" ~eel Ni<holas Goodman. "We,senr a Clblt 10 him. bur bavr rttdved no rt:sponse. then wt: Rnt atiOihtr cable wirh a deadline as kina for rhe grades: Word was finally received from 1~ w anderina professor Wednesday. ell' plained Mathematics Depetlment Chairman Lewis Colburn, via air mail special delivery. "Schoenfeld claims he left 1hem (the irades) in his olrtce wi1h hisBS«ur,rtllr.Y;:val••riO ' ft. were '"' • never located. spark in& speculation that the professor may have packed more into his baKIIII&< than jusr sa(ari gear. "It's possible thai I his is jusr an administrative screw-up," su~sred Colburn, addins that · Schoenfeld admiued that he did nor pur t~ marks on rhe standard grade forrn-inrrea.<ing the possibilny that the scores,ifltfr in Buffalo, nrl&ht ha•·c been inadvertently misplaced. "I ha>< kno" n O>erth~ )<au similar case• "~re, for a •ariet)' of rea.<on•, professors "ere unable ro aivc grades," recalled Arting Division of Undersraduare (DUE) Dean Walter Kuru, "but thry passed away 0< were hosprralt(ed." 1 he Dean explained thai "'l)rrr problrm~· ari\r "hen &r- 1 arr unnnrurall) larr or unassiancd. "Fir>t , it retards acadrmic action brcaust •Q )Omcumcs a se udcnt may dcctdr which course. to takr on the basis of vades in a prc•io~ course.· KuDJ •••d, adding rhar lat e scores ran affect when a hcrson aradu.ttc> and impair a •r udrn~·· "''i&hl to know" hi' eou= ll<hirvemcnr k•el. M a result of the m l\hap. Ku u met with t ~e Mathemal;.,, ()c,partnrenl to deride the fate or rhr Srhcxnfrld 44, rr<uhina in a ha<tily a"rmbled 'ma~r-up" e\amin1110n for the class. Hold last I rrday. rhc re.r "'•• "cmbaras•m!l, <'AS)." je.stcd ( ooodman, who COIIlfiO\t'd amJ corrected rbr exam . ''The studenls were lli•eaa ~tnerous ct.tr"Vt"," he said. All houah ' so me of Schoenfeld's students protested rh.._ re-examination, lltendance for the event wu hi&J>. "All but three or four took the test • boasted Colburn , uplainin~ that most of the oon·returnc<s op!ed for an 'X' arad<. "T~y were transferring and decided that h wasn't wonh the trouble." he said. "'nc or two auys decij!ed 10 wall unta ~~ grades w<re found bccaUS<! r~y wanted 1heir original mark .• "It's not fair,"complain<d one student wishing 10 remoin anonymous. "I worked my raU · off d uring rhr ~mestrr and now t~ whok thi11g hinJe• on 1>ne lousy te•r score. What rf I do badly?" "For mosr it was a •eeond chance;· countered Colburn. "II was not gradt'd wl!h as much <'nt husio>m a> Schoenf~ld probab!)' rnarh his (<xamsl." <. alhna Shoenfrld~ action' ..com pier rly irr<sponStble ... Goodmon >rreucd thar occunmC't) such ~' lhl' 3n~ ''arc .. in the Mwhematic' ()c,p;snntrnt . "All other. '" the Dtpart mrnt are re<pon•ublt ." • Goodman empba<i1<d, "I ha'e ne•rr seen 111101her e\amplc of a faculty member forsewng to hand in gr aUc>: ' Whether any di,ciplinot) acrlon will be takrn apm>t rhc i•land·hopping professor remain> 10 be seen. "l'he po101 I.S If he really did ra\e rhe 11•d•• "'irh him." said Colburn. "If he >A)\ '\\'ell, I left them orr Wllh Dl) secretary on [)ccember 11', il would be hi' Tr\fiOn\ibtlil), bu1 in 1hal in; tar" r 11 \ 1101 pun"hablc:· Ho~ "' tr. if Schoenfeld decided nor to complerr t~ grade• or roo~ rhrm wirh him, punitlvr action ~nultJ ~ 1akrn. Colhurn H"rh3mrd phtlo..oplucal on 1~ "hok .-cap:~dc, conclud•n& thai ml\ · UJX art ~mr:imt\ Uf\a\'Oidablc. " II Jll\1 happen>." he to.llid. �Gen E.d riding a rocky road, as academians predict future by Jobn K. Lapiaea Murt~~tinl Editor Onptc a rccmt VO(C of conrtde:nc"t for the conlf•>'<nial G<ncnl Eduauon procram. chc plan ~iU an Unttf11Jn furur~. eoncluded • panri of Uni•-.rsity fl<\llty in lite Capen Lounae Wed..Way. Billed as pan of ''Acackmic w..~." th< forUm-<'onSUting or studtnl orpnization rrprUtn la~lvti and prorC$.)()r• involved in tbc races ronnatlon and implcmcnllllon or the proaram--ron~ned to di.scuJS the bencfiu. ~ond dra-wbacks of Gencn1 EdU(;t.tion.. ··1•m coneeme:l ~1lh Lhc aubuda towards diffc-ultit:$ •c arc ha\tnl no•.'' 11\C" Cha1rman of 1bc General Education Committ« Pcttt Hon ac~no,.Jcd&ed . Ht noted tht num<rota probltm< th< pr~ hu encountered sinc:c the faculty S.:n•tt-ernpowtrod by Unlvonit> Prtsid<nt Robert L. t:cttcr to ovr.r~ Lhc proJect-first approlw'cd it in NO\nniK-r 1979 and •111n pvt in nod towards a .sca.Jt'd-do•n vmioC'I 1"'0 month> " Whrn impkmmtauon tim< roll> around peopk b<¥UI to doubu." Euoltlna lh< •mucs of th< re>lloed pl>n-<l...,n<d to cm11r< a broad acar!rmic ba>t ror all undrrgraduate.-.,llh Har< w<r< former General Eduncion Cnmmhtt'f l.'hamnan Norman Baker 1nd School or Monlatm<nt Profe.sor Harold Foncr, both o( '*hom ron.u.st('(j a rod.y road 1~d rot th< bclc'<~JU<red p<OifOin aao. ha•• (umnoitt..t "Tho prtm:tr)' point •bo•t full-blo~-, tmp,cmC"nt:auon ii thai 11 w.lll tcQultc "Wt.-rlf'W.CS;' 0p1ncd Fosacr. "!t>l('riOcn lhat w111 mean doina sornnhln& dlrfcrc:m 1han "hut the) 'rc alrudy doing " l'»Jiin.a lor an '"ins,tituhuoal ~o.-ommhmc::n' hun1 the UJlhetsit) and tU. populacion.'' the Monq:nncnt PrOfCS$0t WI.\ unpreoarcd 10 pr<dicl the dear« or c:ommitmrnt UB mu" m.okc. "It'• hllld to eslimotc," h< said, addina that obow ~u ptr«nt or th< Uo,htnity'• total rtsowas ,.iJJ probably be ooruumed by all) GtMral Education undtnakln&o An••nin,a.Mudnn qUftK'S ebout -.htrtthc money " ill come from to >uppon suoh a &ran6i~ plan, Foster countffed thtu deparlmt nll wiU have to adJUst Lheir budacu, dircttin& ".ibck" and ''und«-~ uliHz«t•• rt"'IUn:es towards tbt CieKra:1 Educauon biJdtrt pool. "If .... ,. no< propar<d to mal e those.,_ choicn (of resouttc r<al..,._.oon>l." foR« •an)((f, "tf't.t'n ._.C'•rt not loir\1 IO ha\t GmtraJ Education." Hare, qrecins 'lrilh Fosatr, madt note of th< cornpound<d probltlnJ Albany bud1<1 cut> brln& to an 3l~dy fi nancially pl""h<d insahutlon. ''Unless tht pie·~ madt b{utr,'' Har• <'<lunt<r<d, "~ou Will ha•< to makr iht'K d«WWns." O£N EO FORUM; Auodl lt P1otuso1 ol bv,.,...!ftt Aoben .spnng., taenct.nef .,._. ' ' • ·~• tontM on ua·. ~ Eiduc•uon P'hl9"' "Th<-rc ha>n't bcm smou. ooruodmuoon for obJ«to•o or th< P<oanm." C'"111n1 the ptnlosophkaJ COr\iHSC'RhOl\.5 ~romp4..t that the ~n<ral Educauon crusade, Spnn1tt ar&ued that the ("'ahl or 10 cout>a rcquir<d by thr UB proaroon connot ~ccompll<h wh•.• tu •uthorJ orlalnallY mtmdcd . "Thr appro~ proaram falls for •hon of ..nat il could bt,"thC' En&IIK"Cf•na ProfH.SOr rtrnar'rd "his not •onh rhc' ttmt Jii)C:ftl on App H•rt- added that ll ··any larae irutltution," prOJAnu >U<h • • the U B ~nrral [.du.:atioo plan ;uc dofr..,h to ineorponue. "It is hard to lomxtut"t any undcriflldulllt reforms.'' he lament~ . '' But. •r arc makinl S4.Jb\unaial prOI'd.J.'' Pla)ina th< >elf·ptodaim<d "d<vol'< :~~ohoc:atc, •• A.ssocillt l'roft.•nor o( En&Jn«nna ~«>ben Spronarr mumttated .., • .,.. h< bcl...-o cUll bel_.,, the theo<y bdund ~ocram illld •a turrmt \latt. "Thel!"ft"i pp bel ..... th< '""''or th< proaram •nd th< program lndfr • n«d for a ~if ll t.;t' rcquiremC"m and 1hr ab~ncc a( one in the' proanm, and I he nccJ ror lln ..-flt'\..11\-e impl.cnwnlation and the Mt.IUII J.~t' of it;' Spc'rn,..T toW hr. •.h>~.~~mAJ coltcaauc-1. bo"""'· it "Sp<ooJ<r added, that h< docs nol " " now the •n~"'tu ·· to \ho\C drrodcncia. Wtdnet41r. c:ll tl'ni"'' it\at " ttlottt hatn't a.., • • • ,,.,... c:~.t•d•r• lloft tor obj.c:U••• of 1~ ptop-lmo"' •rina (hi>) n«k," Fos<cr ad\CK':IIed the demi>< of th< und<r&ni<luat< P<Ofn•ional .M'hoob. "I ._ould fK)l C\m ttau an uDdc:tttaduatc cd&Kation in Manaanncnt," he c:onduckd . CaJUns the t><<Knt plan ">upttl la•l." SP<1nscr in•iu<d thai oltpanmcnt\ requirt' thch own. Gc:M:rllol Edu-.:anon proanrr\\ should thc:- rt"\i.snl S)•em bel. .. h e) up IO the: V.cc Prn«knh fOf Aaooltml.. AIfain 1nd H<altb S.:..-ntt> to JO to Coltpantncnt) ~ aAd tell thtm to ,.,u """rs« PIO•id< """' :uc n«<<cd," Sproneer ;u~tcd. nouna rhat the pccsml ~)'Wcm of CllCOUniJI Ofl Wrina« Man)' \:IU41.:nl ob~r\o~r~ ~trt mote: intcrcsttd in the. implication' Cit"neral Edu..al'on "o\IW h~t...c on UB'-. lt\'hnkal and prorn~o•onal 'tchoob than on an y pholo>Opll"al "'hums. "fh< U'Cf\Oh<tmurs oolc: ol th< Uol\m•y 11 on G<n Ed IJid not"' th< ptulmional "-"'ooo • wud FOil«, htmltl( ' mt:mfx:r Q( prO(C'f~Onal collear-thc School ol Manaacmrnt . "Und~.:raraduatr education should be &cneral "' hilt rhc \~ationa.J p.au ~huuld ~IlL' afa-:r 1raduw,uun." N:"'no"'kcl&int 1h;~t bb "colkt~~ m:a~ 'HOfC'\SOU tO General h.ducation cou.-.....-. b. fn\Cnl nc~ inadt"Qullr~ . 1\ Fe»tcr dba.arccd. ;uhhn.a " rh:.t h unrah~ttc 10 a;pect {dcparunmu~ ro h:a~t 0 "" Gene-tal Edu~auon prOCfan"'\. " Buc. tbt Man~f('mtnl PrOf«!»>f •4VJK'd, she PfCW"N \)\Inn dot."\ rn."<'d to be rO\naliad. "~numberofn<,.lyde.cloped t.'OUI!la (d~cd IU fit into thC' Gcntr~1 thtir Educ:alion proaram) ha.. been QUilt lmaii."'Fe»ttr sa1d . ''h mw• be 1ncru.W'd (O '"' thl\ ~lluted pro,ram orr th< around b) IWl (lhe rt\'iKd plan·, lmf'llcmcmanon ""•'·" 1 f'I~U Y<!Ur(~~ Vaknt,.,<'• Sp«iil in thr frb . Uth ;...,., or TH( Spfr;Tfi.U"' 10 Wortlo lor Just $1 101-lflf udt .......... ,,..~, YACAHC' Ornp.. • ~ .. _.,.._, ~ • .,._, .,_ K~ ,...., 1N Spnne ......... """......,.. e ~ el ............... LAST DAY FEB, II ~• ._.......,.. OWdof 01 .._... FhcNrct ~opt .t:.. Me ... lhel ' • t IM.al 10 .... .,. n Mailh e1 fWI.I..W • Beds abound as crunch eases \'\t."l~e-....."4) thC:er t.'UIIH.k.' V{MII)O '*hfdl tn~,~\t.'\.1 •• II\\' 1'\',--t.t.UI t.h.atlt' ul th~ \W\MI~ liii.:'Uk:"O hh\lll t•lt." hll b) 'I orr) C•nodt U mn ~.~n_/rm•• \~t11J raJJ J\hh()UJh \ 8 \.l.ilrted lhl~ Plb' ~tf 'AIIh the b'Q:.1:\1 huu\alll. UW'M.h U1 th ht"OO. 4M daw.n of •tk: ~puna \C'Il\Cilt< '"'' brw~ht ttnjl() beds tn on. r..W<n~."<h ~U.. In S.'!'t•m"-'r. hou>~na utlk.'llh ha<l to •k11Y IJuuniiUry t.p3\.'C •o iU h11n)' 1.\ SCX) 'loWden"-111..111)' or 'hl.!lll bctont•n, U;) tht IA'lt. . rrL'\hm&u\ t.'l"\' 10 UU''\ ho'>lory. Th< l•:ngth) walllna ll<t and ~ numt•1r ur (r.._"'tnf'n who did not: I'UJI~I\oC houMna $.pX'C f'tOlltptt.'d U ll to 11•e fir>l ,,..., >hodcnt> hou>ina -~) 1J1 th< futwe In t:OfUr&SI 'irith the rant JC'Il'k'\olc.'f'$ t..L of .. ,aaabk bed\, AUiil&nl Dir«tor of HOU>IIl& R,K"hartJ !>o.ho<llkopf "con>m'ati\'cly" aumllted that "u l<u $0 bed• 11c availabl~ at 1hn tunr:' All >tOd<nt> "bo li>< within a 2.5 nlilcs radius or UU and lt'\tUCiltd housff\1. carhcr v.ttc offcr'--d .a,n opportunity llso ><m<>~<r for • bed II<'C>Xt!IJII to Schodl~op(. "I think I'd be hlf< in ~~~~ 10..!0 pm...,t or t"'* •'OOt"''"' too' th< offer" ond k'Cq>led th< _ . , Ho"""l Oto«•or Modi""' llo>•"' upl.,n<d. Waltlqli<l .-.ltho.,P th<re " usually a waiuna lise fO< ~"'"' ~pace &l the "-8J'f o( tht ~ond ICmcslCT-U ltwrc •a\ thl> )'ta~-Stho<Ukopf ''"d "by th< ..cone! ,.~k it'> prcuy ,.dl mdted away " " W< hi>< tnOr< contracu and f....u peopj• ha"" mo•ed out tlw> in preVIOUl y<an," So:hodU>opf >&Jd. H""l rrwu-atin& to ha\C. "flo&tUftl Wt OM' •tt.l and anpty beds u•o •«lr.s lot«." M of Wedroaday, housin& st&ltiiO(S fllo"«<lhao 4110 1.1ud<nul<ft th<dooms .ohtlc 4l0 n<" how'lnl•'Oflitlll.15 ...,. mad< ova th< po~u Jo~:m<SI«. Of th< 480. l.SO ·~· \fudchh "UI t.nrulk'\1 tn ehi.· ttlll\.""'' h•tl ''''' "'"'td•n:r to h"t- on .._-.,mp\h, I he Ulhcr lJO M~'f\1\ ..,IlK" •~"._"''\I I tum '"'' ~h\\t.Jil 4Jf .ur a•Lm& 31\ u~h.·W~•J'I ~"lo""'"'"~'"' •"'"' th..m UU. ftou}(n• uthn~l' nn1\."'d. \\ htlt' 50111C probk-fn,_ ,u,·h ~~ lhC' ltll~llll~ Ol '-'UU\.1\1., \01\'c<f. thlo'lt' ¥1C '.1111 \OtiM.' lltJ \.l\ltl\'111" Dacmcn .L\lll ~tr ~lh:• "" llhl•l> "''"'"' tctnporarily pia..'t'd '""' Scph.:rn~r. lkalh Uc)) ~o..C: <Jm! v;.,.., """"""'t trw ~uJrnt 1\t(lin to.:~Qrd S<g.11v.. IL\-"""Icd lhey W.M U.R\•In.• ho'A U\..l.O) LJU ..a~"f\1' hi'C hf."t.'Q hou\C41 ttl h."fft&encd • lliKtnm ,..,,,.,,. " We look • ne-utral rQk" h~"';&uh the' \Ukk,ll\ S'~.&&dkow mamtaifti.'d. •• We ucat~o..J lh\:ne h.._~o till)' · ochtr orr eampus ,tudcnt - wc ..:ouldn 't t:.LLt tC\ponsibtfity foe th~n." Hou'lltn.¥, ol r,;."i•IJ tigun-.:od It has no ll&tUiico on ho" many or tho: orialnalllO Ull studentJ liv\n&at Damltn havC' nwu.od so U8 r..~m:c halb. • Stmm.a nc.s iCmNCt. lrnh.rncv •til hah hr'l.t PrtOOIY for bed·~ "hoctl llo)"' ....,pl.,n<d, JO<'\ "'" rnnn thc'y ,.,,. Jf'C then ~-hott't' of room' t\ftt.-r frn.tunm. raurnif\1 s.ophomorc:">, JuntOh end --=mon ~111 rccrivc:- bed ip:M.'C, in thai ordt'r. afl"·r hlndk:otp()t'd ttudtnts. UniHnlty Preiida11 Rob-:11 L Kc:Ht't also qrccd w se1 sark1:cr ltmlu on the numbtr of hc,hmcn U B IK.'Cq)l$. , n.. priorilyehan&< u>dncrmincd by th< m<~lt> ot a >UfWY or RudcDt, l..,.kr and odm•n"'rac''"I<OUI>' cooducted by both 8o)u atod Sia&J<i.ow. n.. "'t'<) rauJti Vlttt used 10 adopc a poAtion papa on huu.w~J priontia&Dd teromtnmdauoru. "'hl<h ProkJ~1 ~ctt~·• rndoned• ROOTIE'S-, .~Dins "-t OM DMWe <Wer tf Cllicbft W'IJI!S ..,.._ FREE........... ..,......... WftH 1 HlS COUf'Ofll Expires Sept. 30, '81 VALID ANYTIME Mol'ltWI'-' •~OrW• - �!editorial ! ! Were we wrong? So Unhlll!$lly Presidenl Roben L Keller denieS lhal he has any 1- lnlenHons of resigning and simply dlsmlole$ all "rumors" aoldle gosslj> or oontfivod inlr~gue. Meanwhile Whose wno orlglnally~ke to rne Spectrum , maJntarn tf'GY are correcl-l'le ls most assuredly on tt~ay out, but platJng j g his "Keueresque " games. :i l UndotJbtedJy tl\ere are a tuw liars In the. bunch. 8u1 is a news~per wrong few pr'ntlng th~ tact tl'lat some 1ru1y l)allev~ tfla con1Joversla1 PresiderH •s. planning hi.s exodus? Cettatnly /'0 one would expec::t him to ruin Ms repUtaHon and come out and announce $0methh~g lltl.a that lornially and properly. We are. as this Unfwer$11V has been lor the past 10 year&, dependent UPO!l the speouf.aUot"' ot others-tn try1no to guaoe where UB •s. headed. And any informarlon on hs futute Js new&. While Ket1er and his cronlas have u!spon<Jed to I he 1ssue wim Jokes aNt an •toot dJamtuaJ o' the tae1s, they halle almGSt effectiVely clivene<:l etl .S8JIOUS .attenlton away from the atmy. As 11\ey would nave u, no one 15 que.stlonli'Jg hl5 tvture any lonoer, but 4nstead que.sUonlng the ethics or tt"lt press. 11'5 • Yery old tactic-. But the tact is that lc>r whateYet reuon'7our di&~.nguuslled leaa ~. s profouMt exptana\lon was lhal 'It was • tuft moorf-1hefe ere oflicials Who maintain thl1 Keller's tenufe althla Unlv•tShy Ia coming 10 a c los:e. And It the President Is not concerned wun that to ilseu, he should at t.east w onder why 1 numtNtr of key people JUt so aerlousty misinformed~ That Is a sure s~gn that the Institution •• sick. But ln• tead ot ltylng to deaj wiH'I that, 01 any o t the other personneJ probtems that be&et lhts Unive~slty, Kelter dlsmls$85 the Issue by bollttlln.g tile press.. WeJI Or Ketter. we hive fe r better things to do here than euntrtve stories Jboul you and then splash them all over lhe fron1 paoe There arc fat mote rnterestlno things to deal with And If we 'eally wanted 10 put ou' credlblthy Of') th.e Une. we wouid go out on a Wmb &nd pt.~bllclle .somethlno that hasn't been talked about over and over again. B1.Jt every so of! en. the press, pameula;ty a college "e~~~rspal)er. must take a rlsJt. We were called test week and " lipped otr"ao to $981k and when cJilt.renl ~pte In .aeperete places ntPUted the story. thefe wn need few ser'ous cooskteration. ~ The. news was no1 neeeuarlly that Ketlet had planned on lta~tng:-slnce, as ne polntsout. ltlat has bee" satcJ belore-bul thai then~ wu a t"HIW and lmporaant round of &pKul;~uon clarming I hat. Had we not Printed it, we would nave be-en OP8t't to atlac1C5 ol ure.spons.tble tournaUsm And had thos.e rumors proo;Cd uue-as they slltt may-we would na11e boon ~y Robert G. Basil Tit• AmttnatNe Press will ge1 no sy1upy eu~gle:5 lrom me. t suppose tt'le Iact that The Spectrum shed a eoupte p.trluncto,y edhortal cheers f.st week Is understandable enough. Artet au. the edltOfs here prol>obly lhouQhtll woviO be 100 <el)lld 01 tutel~n 10 ~nc:e the ;fog on the tehlst rag's hastity dug-out grave. furlhormote, lho hln lhey haO In polollng out lht paper's ••splnetes5 amoralh)l 11 an<3 ttendy, mindless rad1c.et ..hootloantsm'• was fun onough Lei sleeping dOgs anct car'klng ntdi-C.att tfe. many 1h• SP11cttum editor• surety rea:soned. • - I know "owever, that .orne ol them we,t out for a prfville giggling dllnk In cehtbraH()n of the death of wt11t was probobly the most c:ompellloo compolluon ,,.,, rag has seen tn liS" 30 years o r pubUeatioo I pe,sonally neard IMm s ay. '"WhfiW. Good riddance. I!Y&n more open to criHclsm • OriniC UP .. No, tt'!e BtJUato Eve.nmgs News Of ltle Covrfer E~pr_es$ may oot tlave The CUflfH'It, I Olin" UUI)' outdid fr~o4f 1n the Tuesday 'Hinted I he S-tory. 8u1 one olthe w1rtues of the truly 11 ftee.. cCIItege pres5 Is eO'U~I. maneglnu to lay aSide II& Marly palhOtoglcal that h has more llbeny In oec-kuno ttw! newsthatls rtt topnnt. That 11 not to ••l•ed of lhel• iour~allsllc 1'001111teo. wllh 1i.el• say tt has a heenH to olstort and mttrepres.ent. out a "hot" tssue c;an oe superbly tven-tlanded en.efysi-S of The AltematNfl presented even 11 the sources are unnamed and lact5 are spoc.utation. P~ttss ' dissolution, Bob C.poul. a · nicely d!esaad SomeHma that wtn5, 50ml-llmes that toses. e<:onomlc tlbetlanan, n<mnolly buiQI>I wllh blood-rape 'llhen The S/ACirum wu Qlvwn the: 5\0fY h ••' watned \hi\ ~e.nm may when radicals or Comrmm1011 ~><orpe lnlo 3o7 Squit~ play gMnea. It nid very c:Jeatly H'lat tlt had already ttlrutened to change or espec••M'f o-~ey wear ''-aUI'toOifsS:es- at "'Ohl." Oetay nts plans u " anyone torced his nand " It aJso sald tnat although Ho.......,, )le'o • good tournallst and wtole lhe Wednesday was a target da1e lor submit uno his resignation, ne;oHauons clehnlt••• "WhO Sllol A.P." pteoe.11 10 u..cJetr, lllougn. wefo • llfl on an<t ttlat II eould l\lppen •nyflntt! aoon. It Sob Ia- actually sed that Uwne '' no mcxe Other One. But wftJt Is ctearty ewtdettt from thiS epl.aode IS a new tow lewet of My guos• Js thai he' s pleased as punch they're Ignorance exhtblteo by tne admlnlatralion. lt aoses outc:llbtlity wher11t stmpy _pone:-wntther or not BUI Made, Dlracto' of SA <Usmlsses an 1ssue. and 11 shows Its Impropriety when 11 all DU\ accuses a Orpanlzollons ~Iliad lhern wllh hack·fllled ~><ock·room 1\eWlP&Ptf of ma"tng up quotes and f&bf'1cattng a story, Tt\11 Is tnautllno lac lie&or not. They'fe dead. and ttl at's gOOd. And Whll ICOUI Bill Mack? Tne ANC hU called him and rUde and not \' an a $lllttac~ory rtspotlU hom a Unlver&Uy o1Hc111. 01 11e ahoukt de•J with the issue as lit-lands-people "Can I nlm out and eh her "&cum, They M)' htl1CMced his mora lily on them. After •nen bellove he is going 0< wanl lhll oo !><Idly they are wlllk\U lu ne aboulll. Yea.. the ·'aoufcu" wete tt~ere 1a.s1 week a.$ lhey 'litre when n,. Sp«trum pnnaed In 1978 that conlldenee in the PftS~Of,OY WI$ seYerety «oM<!. At tnll limo too 1noy spolia a11cmym<><~sly ond sw01e thai II conftortlld 1MY woukt nev&r adf'\11 h Ttle common sentlmttnt ~II hat "the story ahould ge1 out, but f won't risk my lOb or 1 promutkHl. or make my Ute miserable.'' ano lhe Delle! l.s 1n11 latling any cal oul ol the l>eQ c;ould prompt jUII lh•t. So. u a paper wt\lch feels II nu atesponoli>Uny tu Pfk\1 In lonna non as we will conthwe 10 do so. And •• mc:pec-ltl\at we•lu atao to 1oke the Prelldenrs obuso When he decides 10 defend hlmsen soon u it ge•• con 1ln~ 't. Ntlh low bloW" That IS: II f'1SII; "'' eut>tect oursefvee to when we o.aJ wlth Cv>T1trcrtef81at tlgurn.. We are wiiUng 10 make 1h11 sac-rmoe lHE spECTRUM Vol.l!, No-63 . FrtcMy,IO J.nuaiY1M1 Editor·~ I 1 Elena cacavas ........... Ellto. ........ Ultat -- John Upfono JoM!>fl Simon Sot•G-...110 M -•. ,., • . • ,.., .....,._, ~ ., . . ., ., ,.,. - - ~ '"- . . .,. OoonlsGo<IO ........,........ Dolo"- - .,... ,.,. ,.:,. - . . ., .. · · - -l'lngolo --- __ - .. ,. _uni. \.Oooolt)'ol___ .... _.. ..-_._..... ___ fA>A- ~'.:'::,·.·.·.=.s::: ---=-'.'.·,'. ~.::: ., , .,, .• ., •• - - -•• .,.,,,,,.,. •. .. •r..,.,..,l :.·:·:::.:::::·=:::= ~ - ... .,,,. ...... ,.,. .. .. . . ... J .... _ ............ . . . . ~ - ·~··· .. ~· = :::::.~= .,....._ •• ., ••.• , T-A,Coc41o ........... o..IIIIIA.~ _,.. ~ ~~- '-""<ll,.oloo .. COIIolfOIO _ _ _ _ _ Iioft ~----- ,_~, '-100 1110 /lpeetru,. II - - I« ..1\onol -111<19 . . ~----10-TIIo _ _ _~-·s._ . ....... ,...._,..(7,.._ _ 171'1_,,_ _..,_ ·-~----.....--Y.-W2t• ~--NY.'I'M,._, _ _ _ Inc ....., --~·----·---ol""'' _.........., ,_,.. all, they ~nt out, he wears a Bob Jones UnhiefStty wlndb,eaka' and hal a Sible on his de-sk. He's one ot Ct\QSe. An otw•ous funda.meotallat If thlt weren't enough, they aneet. he was ~n •cuve membet ot lhe Siudenta fOf Reagan committee. And how. really, coutd we posslbty deal Wltn an ·ac:trve membe' ol the Sludents ICH Reagan eommtlleo7 That, I CIII . .IY, wes a l)ood Quullon. I aslced Bill !lOt tf\0: amwnt that countecJ after au. It was lhe poml AND THE POINT IS FUNDAMENTAL. WE Will NOT CAPITULATE TO THOSE WHO ARE NOT IN LINf liNl UNE LINE LINE = Personalty, I COUfd 1\1!1181 flgwe OIJt Whll k1nd ttf "stanr· the ANC 11ad. Ac:cordtng 10 ANC producnvn eoorGtna!fJ' P.attt Perry. lhe paper was dcs1gned 1n such a wav lh11 vo,ce5 not "'--ttnalty heard on campus pt.pws could be heatd. II shouid appear natural. she points oul. tr..t lheso hitherto unsought-out vv•ces would breeze Tn from the " leh ·• he"' $OITI& o f Ihe mos1 d iO>haJd Marxists on the starr admllthat the pape1wn uften taken advantage of by $UfT18 laneuc hlooe gruups and huilcake political o1ganlzarlons.. Bu1 aile PIJJet n.ever ttndu;sed,as far as t tc.nnw. a pOlit ical belle! ""·••C: d eflnod tnao a simple c;tt'sh·e fof coUecUvHy If vuu had a StOI'f •de&. Of AOme fk~Ot')'. ~funny t,bSf!IVIIhlfiS of 1he son~The Reporlttt, 1M Sp«;llum. riJ~ Cuoenl. ThtCn,t{XtmfUI, Gay lmlgn Of Arf WOf!tfOn'1 pftnt, the ANCwouldhclp you out The paJ)@rcouldn•l help but be. He denil!d IMI' Jhere ev!N wa.s ~ StUdetlts tor Reagin committee at UB. •'But t am/'1 he $mi-rlly w•nked1 11 1 card carrylrag Aepubtloan: · So lhr;•. ANC. wtOIJO aboul the fiC:II •g1in. Tnttf• ne<~et WAS 1 Student& 101' Ro•gl, Commmee at ua Md ~s you w•m to IIJtr- baeA 111 ot I hose «Wen •etilt,fons. /tuft? Wt!P. elm051. Even 1 oenulnely lmpanlal ot>$ervef might wonder 6ltliQhl . stunk. SonHy. thttse are the a rticles most halle ChOsen 10 'etneiT!ber wt\.e" lh8~ mal1gn tho pape1 It Should be noted, though, thai \he pape<'stoos•• Ill' mat made ,oom fOf stCKIM The SJHt(!trum woUld have lo'fed why IIIII Mock wenl OUI ot hiS way 10 '•cmlnd tne Collec-u~e aooot tn.811 " outa1andlno cJebts." "Alter ail.,"• Mock will loll you, "I only oak 1na1 S" clubs poy Iheir to get first; the "Arocmne tetter," me~ Labor pitt~ e.Kpose, noi to mention actually prjnllng the name$ aM addresses of dlshonetl ot HuubJosome U,,lvet&IIY ~)~us .. ~n<ts ghello londlo<ds. , Flnalty, 1 think, the bl1me for foldinG muat Mad\ h•mseJI convtncJoo, 1 suppose. Bu-t why, M,, Mock, we<e YQU dangling S3000 Wo<lh ol debts In f• ont ol 1/le Cc>l~tl ..'a husled lace When Ihey didn't ~ave to pay 1..,.,_ Wny couldn'l you dial lour oman teftphone OlgiiO and Qel lne loC1s stralpnl? Alan Noi~Wl would ll&•tlold you lllellh& S3000 hod olr..dy bee-n taken care of. I~ waa not)O of :fO\I' boa& wax, air. Ot\, of course. you .say It was onty • ~fllbll agreement • You-.., lo -llonywoy- tllough you dldn'l h - to IOgally. How nloo of you. You< magoonlmily gus....s too ltte lh<>UQh. Tho papar lolded-ond yout gl. . to stoowfM. And wily, Mr. MW.. were you ao odamant lhll lhe ANC " - lllelt publlctJions &1 this IJoWW.itfl What •n? waa 10 awtut aboUt dfattibuting a few c~s ower at ,G - Money. "II IMt Bull St'ole? Oh. I lhOUid no. . were a Ut~a,~· you ean expt•in 10 blnigf'IIY. *'it woutd 111.. _ , line. Bul ol courM, • • you J<now, l/llols no1 Uui!>lo," ThanU Bill, Wll'lo Oil t>Ummecl by IIIII !oct. But ono l~lng lll*:tolly honga on nw b<aln. Wh,y did Bill M~ othe<~ - . , l!l$11llllot lllelofllr.l " llanl" olllle ANC _ , bo Why dido' I o llghl bulb cMnl< on In Maclc"l CEHSOASHIP 18 NOT NICE. Bitt Mocll wll toll you 1/1111, golly fiN. lie would WMI IO lnl..,.jpl ~- 1lQ111 10 f ~ 1104 IM, 110 BUI, hey, WilY ~~~ovid I. as a lludent, 11oft to fund It 10< ooe~~s-. Mya But M-. 8U1 Bill. H onlY oiloo!bed 30 -1.-lhfM Plnny 1fi<Mslll-oll/lll $10 mondatoty lee. SUI, you My, ll'a *""'"'" •""*" a hOdgepodge. To be sure. lhefe were loads oJ gi.lt·curdllng, sell· abSOfbed aM quaalude-lnsplred ank:•es Which. to be necusatfly rut on the- Shoukfer6 ol the CoUocuve II they had ~ldence '"'1 SA was presSuring INH"n to to~e mol'& eonvenllonal odllorlot otands. Ihey should hove howled aboul 11 on Ihe fronl page. colllng lo• IM aide ollh&olhe< newspapers o.nd o1udenl clubS lo gel tNt student government back In na pta.ca. Tnt UB communlly would n.e~er h•~t• let SA Qat Jway wlll1 U Mel if SA wu indee<l doling oul an lnotdlnale &moctnl of buclcs lo T/r<l Current while 1g1101ing the Collective. lne A~ could h - P<'lltloned lo• more studel)l lnflt.t-ence th• next time the Senate tlanded out chlb alloWances. l'ne ANC ptobllbly reolizocl 11Mise O(>llono, bUI saw lhoJlla Collecllve was holpl-ly moribund. Th<l Inner cora of ANCmembetulmpty .,.,.100 tJ<od to keep 1ho papa. Qoi~Q by thomN/ves. New w111- woret1•t Showing up 10 ~ lhe gr-oll~ ones. And lhillolto, I clot-y.ll oo~ly 111 foult, ll atudenlo 11>unneo1ne papar t>eco- of what they •lewed as Ho ctlc!ula11MU lrld Ill unciNr and un..-o'Y potlt~ l l l e - co,lllnly oll<od la<lt. Fa<..,re..,. lhtloys could llgvre out WHO Ihey wete; lhey prlnled onough plctureo of !hemSOives. SUI the ~· 110~ owoy boc:e~~~e they could ,.,.., tlgure OUI .,of Ihey llood for, Flnatly,llhlnk.lh8 ANC died of (18 own And1ha l'• W11Y i dOtfl know now 10 euloQlnt lll8m, Bull'm bummed their gono. _,.1 ·-•L �feedback!f ~ War declared ro rnf" Edttot· Thit t;ouespondence Is directed io t he MWF 11 .a,m Pllyatct 106 class. Voo muat stOD lln.lng up 11 the door ready to~ on OUf A&lllhrt very tnterO HC\iond c.lass is owtf ThiS IS an oftleiat d«IAtll~ of s•muhAMOUS cea..s.flt• Ofttf Per~ wai )'OU l nd don•t ra.atl:e hOw drstr-actlng It ilia hive vou 5-lating at us, 01' ahoutct f II)' at our cha.Jrs . lor the IU1 30 mJnutas of c lan Perhaps vou eai'l•t teot tn. eyes ov.,- our &noul6trt IS you ooze In lhtOUOh tM bact~. door whe~ Wll't lhvl lhe front, PhY•'c• Ia hard enough to tea/n IM Wttl'\oul foelin.g ahat you·re on lima botroweo ttorv •trvt IC:h0111a.' the young eng~ Wa • ill Qladft concecN tne 0000 seats' tf you w•ll please show some bUC COf\Sidertttoo.s. au. oemanos &Ia ~) S11led. 1) Ptease wall unlit our lecture Is flntshed befOfl 1'\llfi('OI' 2' Pi"eaH wall to/us 10 at end vp before you s•t down •n<llll)' elalms .. 3; Ktndt)l euow us ' teasonable oath ot tJllt Baslc:ng.htJ 10 all "•• be•noa. wt ••II ha~ no cr.otc.e bul to btlfld logttnet In ptOIMI Don't m a'te us rtva ls, we 11a1ty aren·a Tha nk 'fOV 101 y-our htlure c~a l•o.ns lrl~tt'l H Mor101 MWF 10 am. Pllys,c.s 'r• The wrong spirit IM UfeguatDs were tlready pt'eRnt at C.at' Hall •e st To lhe £du01 TM Mdo M ..noertwnoet A'AoltO Comm.Hee has beeft llatteted by ltte auenuon '' "'-• rtc.et\oed ttom Mt 8rttn GnJ w (Rec,e&hon Dept ) and ._., l..atQ' Stltle \ Ain .. ucaj We only w1-1tt theu auenHon wou~ be no,•sHy dtrOCh!Cito ,,... rssuea ta!Md In our nrs~ tetrer It bol h ot thou genUtmen were u ~grgslve In lldm!nlateung Clar' tilll •• I hOY 111 In quesHonlnQ the c;ourage and lntefltoene• o' '"" c:omm ~uee members. US m'Ot\t na~re a comperenur um rec:reauon program. But ,,_.,.. IOO~ u mtghl no1 anow '" Buffalo Nt.Jil W W'Uif t.4r Grow u\S+IIS on N,v•no I'KI caJla and not . .Hng tl. tit wan11 to accept our awa.r<l. but tnen lmptlu too Ihat he doetn' t deserve 11- We're still convinced tt\al hi do.a.. Arrt O.PAtln"Mtnl I hit lalla to ala It Its faciUIM$ fOf an entltl wee~ ot the 11m1ater desetvea a M ~nCMrblndW anct tne Uubloua tecognllkH'Ithal comu Wllrtlt What Mr. Grow '•tied lomenUonln ftla def·enseoiiM "'0 taat wu: Ill liM\ rec~ lhal•l"" 0001 nouts .,. hom 1 00 to ~30 om -natdfy lfmet. tf\At W\rUtCI pose contjjd& w•th tne d aa KM<Iv._ of moat ltloguotds (l)ltlleiKI 11101 11>0 gym ond llle 0001 110ft, In the past. always beet'J oc»n, dutlnQ the t trst w . .k ot ctasse&, Nhen the wetlti al\0 werewUhng alld ab4e toW9f'.Oultno 1n.open sw11n nours Few •ea.sons onty Mr. Grow ~a. IMy WiHIMtll~ But le1 u! ta'• M f Glow a1 nts W<HO "'KhotOultnQ problems'" caused tne ck»I"Q ot c•ilk ttau laal wt-t«. He coul~ nave tnesent.S fW) mote cHmnlllSJ evK:*1ce on h •• behaH. E•en If &llCh probtems e.dated, 111t nol ~he 10.sponalbiHty ot an &dmlntatrato• to for nee them 11\d act ao:Ofdlng1y1 Certalnl~, olhe.r depaorqe.nta neve more &ertoua ~ltng OtottkHnl than Mr Grow, ~ they manaoe to .Stall UWU COUISH Of deltvet' .ttiiCM:tJI MC-•tc:u Reg.srratiiOn e»oan. cl&ua. mel. mo¥tet ran ano he&llh ~ wta oPef\ ChlllnQ tl\oll h111 WMII. But wMie .,.. ttte'"' a<li'TM.t\..tfiiOtS at Qlrl( H.aJJ7 Hold•"'Q oul IO< lllelt Ml - ? rotMErJttor tn rtspottM to l he IIIler to 11\e eon01 Ben1 concetnt(t9 resetV«t CatPQOier The Mkldefbi-ndet AWard CommlltM reauz.u INII oy Laurence ~tnG apeces. neryone Duflg~a. The C'ommlllee lrte$ to UUtel 1he we must taU exceptlon 10 htl c..•ms as to Ihe moltva. purpose, attd eHecllvoneaa of 11'\e Illest !1\C.Bnlh<• to moat flagrant bunghHI I I ftC.IJ)iet'IIS of IIi IWifd, But u lhelo ts f10n0< 1m01>g th,...._ so Silould ,,.,, be honOf and c.wthf'f among tMif'Oier$ Honorable bUng._, 0on•1 d lltott tM lt\tlh. nor do lhe'Y t ake IN IWttd P'Oitc.l IN environment and conserve non--tenewa.bkt re10urce• AlthOugh Mr ~r can btuSh ovtr theM Obteetlwea lfO"Uy, we and rNny olhers lotbO u~•ttshV c.. eM<H'tr aa a.n occaaton tor sc:utuiOus and c:ommunuy IPe tnern vf!ty MIIOU$1}' W~ta HW ot p~efetrN pa~ lnno .IPICH to l"ho-M IU.OOtnQ dl~ pet5aniJ a Uld. They iiC~t the IWifd good-humo<e<llY, ancl P<omtst, ""'" t wty amlt. rnar GomtnUtl r S ,,..ey will try 10 do worN neJ!It year lnar~al act ot rev~e butt 1 00111 ..... step by IM same attegeo " s~nedu llno orooleims'' wot.lkt have occ;uued. an<l (t) the fact that Encouraging carpooling The MOo M irtCttbrrn1ll'f Award Commtfltft Hemet wJtnMid flpotr rfJQueJ J eovanta~ WfiO ,,..,~ UOtsf'tl ft dOeS gf¥1 lftl«n an pteterenHa.l utatmMII ts not an unlvtraity tow~uds Meouragemtnt of the ac.tl()ns naco6..nry 10 a"Chie\le l hfte objOOti"V~ A Patklf'\0 spac.e free tiQf'll u tm()itto bul an &JipetnSI"t PtOPOI•ho n when tf'le irue COlli are C0,..$,6ete<l The 11 not 1 bolltoen of '"~~ c~ l elia uoon 1~ New YCM~ State t11Nyt1 A tar Q..ln1 1U\~ tnOfiiJ\aft OM IUOiret' NS rnvrt hQhl 10 IMt 19o1Ge lhlrt t he S•I"'Q.. C'()mmU~f tHH:eu .. tllew CNY mor& t01 11 PrQPef W'l~sttglltof'l ol lht tecta ...,®kl yield evtdenc.e ol an effort b) 1ne SUNVIBulloloScltOO' ot EnQ•-•>ng, Ovlt Engt- tjnQ Oet>~ttmen t ana Studftnt Atratrs to •m9~«H t .., ..b40' means o t rtde'-f\auno 104' tnoae commuters WM nave been un.ab4e to 01Qi n1za a carpeol. An aile-mol to onoovrege pWple 10 plft~•PIII tn ll'lts etton by oU~tno '"'s mcenu"e '' no1 unta" &o •nose who f\eYe~ atN:.cly lo-med Uipooh thtOUQf\ ll'*t own &11011 T,... few lntiU<enhl f peo~e w ftO c..t~ lie ln te•JIIy mtmOifl ol I he mllO'f'•l't ot US stUdent-S 'AoP!o comm\ltt to schOOl In ctoslng wt note 1~1 ~" &Nlw'ng nes "' a J being cten•od "•s t1-vor111 PJ~~rk•no space. ~~ Bet\f conl!rms ll"'''t sttenQi h o f this plrlttular tttaentl~e M ;cJt•tiNO<tllt Sleven Vetn., ''SMfoln. Rldo" Pm~ COordiMtOIS P S - Wt mvue Mr B«tt tfKI au oth« lfltfH•Sitd commutws 'o P''" up • c"Poo' •PPI,ul/on lofm m 403 c..,.,., /()1n ,,. on enwgy cons•,vaoon •na tec..ve • r•••tved p.tJitt® JS)Ice - �Organized resistance To lfle Edlt()(.~ lhat can 1>0 applied for. 1) Cta.ss 1-Q, Objectors who oppose a11'1 pattictpatloo ··~pioneers of a warless workS a1e the young men (and women) who relu&e mllltaty service.. -Aibett ElnSioln A c:onscfenuous objector ts one wno opposes ktJiing In all wars on me basis ol d'!"Pir Mid moral. elhlcol. r•tloloua. 0< PQ4Hical ballots. Consclenllous objeclfO<> began In America tn tl'\e- year 1661 with the founcsauon of the Oualoter Cnurcn tn Massacl\useus. New England. In the 1950's and l960·s, civil rtght$ wori(ers continu~ thi ~violent moYement 10 eoo lhe~ Hagic killlng and t1es1rueuon ot war. Even 1oday. many young people are re:aUdng and retu.rnjng to 1hett peicefu~ roots. Now with regtstration for dfatl •elnstateo, many youno people are betng put tnto a dilemma. This dilemma is th.e qo8stlt'"1 To reg1s1er cu no1t0 reoisteh ThOse wt\o laiJ 10 teo•ster are subJecl ICt a urminal chatge- witl1 a p.oss101e fiYe year puson s.e11tenee lfl4 a fine ot up to S 10.000. Many people reglsie1ed only to escape lt'lls prose-cuuon. but st•ll oppose the Graft. war. and What ll'lese U11ngs. reoresent. The allema.llt/e ts to HtQlSier as a conscJenlious obJeGICrr Th•i> c•n be act'lll!Ve:d by wutmg C.O. or putting a ~C.O slicker on your regrsuanon form. ' There are •w(l cJasses of consc•enl•{,lus obtectlon - '" tne military. These people are us...,uy discharged from the service. 2) Cia .. 1·A.O. Objectors who are willing 10 serve In the military,. but only as non-combatants. Th6se people obfecl 10 1,.1s1ng. aoCS/01 traJnin9 With weapOns and are usually asstgned to either hospltal or clerical duUes. Unfortunalery by si~polllng C.O. on your te-glsHaUon form does not guarantee detennefll. U ts usually a tong drawn-cut process to achleve C.O. Slatus. Those who apply for C.O. are extensi~tetr interviewed by lha dt&h board io establish wnathe.r they actuelfy desarve defetment on tf'!Al basls. During lhls lntervtew you wo-ukl need to present &Yktence ot your oeUets. demonstrath10 lhe &ertousness attd tOO metal. ethical, or 1ellgious oas•s of your obJection to the mllflary and war. The Cen1rat Committee for 6'onscfcntioUs Objectors •s a Oillionat OfQanltaHon rounded ln 194810 aid people who take 11 stand a_gah)SI lhe mllftary and -war. The C.C C o :s marn eUorts are to help fndMduals w~ are tactng 1no drat!. Hle soldiers Wt~o.diK:ide lhCttthey c•n no fooger mor•tty pilrllc,pate ln. Ihe rnUuary, and otl1.ers ~ Wf\0 are .$UIIering from oth!f oppres.sions ll.Pf'\ the rriiiUa1y sy-stem. _ This organization IS. cen1rahted tn PhlfaOelphla Wtlilh PHYSICS • • '!Oiunteer oUices ~ocated around tht;t country. 11 is possible to regisler with the C.C.C.O. as- • conscJ_e.n\'ous objector. Tn.ls can be oon.e by obtaining a card distributed by the commiuee. fllllno H out. and mailing It book. This wlll II\Crease your ellgiblllly for C.O. deferl"ffef'll tnrougn rile hefp thal they will provrde lor you, The C.C.C.O. coosclenliou$ obje<lor cards and turtller informauon conoernlng registration, draft and war can be obtained throuoh tile Western New York Peace Cet~1e1 . The Peace Center is a toca.l organizarron into.rtsted In working wllll anyone Truerested ifl a tn.Jrnber of social justice topres. lnctuc(ing; peace. human tJghts, world hunger, nuclear oowet and weapons. military drah. and corpo:raJe responslbllity. The center atso otters an out·reacJl program consisllng of classroom presenuuion_s lo help educare &-htttinta aboul worfd problem& whlch confroot us. Cental Committee fo, Coost:len1ovs ObJecuon P.O. Box 15796 Pnlladelphla. PA 19103 W.N. Y. Peae-.Center 41'• o Leroy Avenue - .INJRS I SENIJIJS-EARN OVBI $850 AMONTH llfTI. YOU GRAOOATE • ;. • . .:..A.-~-- • -~ I • Matk. R Nowal< ~HEMISTilY The Dept. of tile Navy is seek~ young college men for it's nuclear power programs to operate, supeNlse, illd maintain over 1SO nuclear reactocs. If you have a gooll back· gnMJld i'l calculus and physics, are a U. S. citil811, and in good health, you may q~ll~. Those accepted receMI a lull year ot araduate level training in nuclear propulsion plant thloly and operaijoo, that woUcfCOS1111ousands In t;lvillan life. But in the Navy.~ receive a S22.000st~ salary that advances to over $35,000 in four ye;n. And IO top it off, lllere s-lree medical/dental, tax ad\llllltageS, IRIIols more. '\ . IUsn't easy. But those thallllake it lind themselves In one of the most ellle eogillleliiiO tralning~ams anywhe(e. for more info!matilln, ctntacl your Placement 0rt1ce to arrange tor an inlefview ~ a • Mivy onrc. Reprasental'ive. . . INTERVIEWING IN THE PLACBI!NT OFf'tC£0N. FH.. 2nd. Bulfalo. NY 14215 835-1013. 833.()213 __ • { ��..; ©,prodigal sun ·· iterati Cevlare at the Funerel,-by_ Louis Simpson. Franklin Watts Co .. 89 pagn, $7 .95 . _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ by Robert G. Bas O ContllnPO'BIY Amt•ieen Poetry is divided. but, w e cen be , ....,... not CCH'lQUI'red. Am~ric.an '1~11n have 100 much ane1gy 10 almply dllllltegt'lte onto -n..tle aMillilation. BU1 the riM and rapid prol<f.cation of IIIC1lonlll -hetict Iince the t\1111 of this century has left us~ Wlth o pretty oeatte•ed IWI'IV of poetry and poetic genres. fndeecf, the pe<lod alter W 01td w.. II ._can -'bly S1and os the single oge in the history of tt>e ~ languege - · not evan an euompl r.as been mede to th~Ola w•iteu Into a congiUOOI aensibllity. a familior stance of a '!_lliiY· f'e~aps the lnl personality convincing onough to ghlo Ill• wotld of Anglo·AmOficon Utel&ture a lhakedown wos T .S . Eliot; and he lnapl•ed at 11101 as many writers "' dtnent of his cell f9" tr~ and form as those who lofttn helplasilvl mo•ct>ed blhond """· The poetry scene In Buffalo Is 1$ oollong u any otf>er, lthinlt. os on indiCIIIOII ol how divided todey' s pOe"tic aeslhetJC- reenv es- •nd how ,. discouraging and lrigl>tening this "factionalism" can be tor thOSe who would rathef le& a lftmarv commurUty living in harmony. Here. fOf example, there's a large cofntengent of "Whnman-oriented" "posHleot ," "neo·Biack. Mountain" wrlters and critics who often make thefr boheml., home at the Allentown Communhy Center and who c:an be seen 11 UB Faculty member Robert Creeley's "'Walking the Dog.. aemtl of rtedtngtlsemill.ilf$ ev•rv rnontn or so. An6\hel fitetarv banalon, one m01e f01mal. perhaps. bU1 JUSt os r"'*'l!!! Cl!rt..,.y 1$ oompooad by poets "' the ~f tnOIMr UB professor, kvong CleM! flidman. whose proponentt ohtn gat on no.sy euguments over the necus,ty of ''lucidity" and Pllno when they happen to trip over their "'beat" adverserles at ·• coffeehouse or pan-y somewhere. Of course, these two factions aron"t realty polllf -it's mO<emeanlngful, I a..uay, 10 pjctuoe them as two dol~~~ dotsl in 111<1 midst of meny more (of vartoUS diameltttll which spot art """"""''Jackson Polacllian canvas·lull of dots whiCh. rf you will, lec>fellnl the IUIIeted, but by no meons not inmgUIRQ. - - o f eontompororv("-lclln.te<t"s. It•- LOUIS Simpson COMMUTER BREAKFAST and ACAf)EMIC FAIR Bam· 3 pm Friday, Jan. 30th in The Fillmore Room of Squire Hall, MSE: ... 15c Donuts · FREE Beverages "" Sponson!d bjl SA c-vnw~ atld 1\ca<hmk: Oubs Mairs Antl·proocljj;g This cultural cfrsorroy haa lnspl•ed o host of cunently writing Americen poets tO rtttgnittt 1 more populo~v·besod """" uodirlo~. one 18$s ln.clloed to pafl(ler alter, uv, phlloaophicol do<>tritles or the di•;..cuj) diaposobla pooco~ o f tr.ndy · · - gordo """""'""· One of the m01e succenllll poets In lhd rNPOCt Is louis Simpson. a lone W>ltor and deor·headed cntJC. who&e new book. Cavw. •' t~ FUNJnll, es an -omportont _,ion to o DodV of WOik which has shown how competing on eccessll>le lyTle, • .,..,..,.,. poetry can be. Simpson has wnuen e l n - · t~ll 100 rnanv C\lrfoA~,poets "thlnk thetllla enouglltouy they 811 hiving I foefJng - bUIIhly do ROlli\' 10 corwev- f\ in an lmege or neuatlve li!'e. I'd .-athol not read sOC'h pOtlry - I don't car e.-about wnting thot met~Y tolls h\1 11\01 tho wrh~ I• having o f..li<>g, I wont to be able to IKPOfJOnce thi$ feettng." lihwise, llll IBVI' " As f01 poett;Y that precheo." tAhn Glnoborg1 Adrienne Rietr11 "I can do wltlloUI•t tn\w.ty. I don't wont to listen 10 • poet boratlng oeoplo fOI thMt lhortcOmings land fort- being n ·~ ow•o' as he ..... F01 Sompoon. the new poalfY mu.t be lest Hlf. - t o be "'t orostlng. u he -•tes, "is on l<lt of low-Jt mliY be the bl$t thing w e can"do tor · each othof." Simpson. born In Jama;ca of par"Y• of R~slan Jewish descent, w rites about AmeriCo with tile noor onthropological detachment of a foreign oboe over. The kindness ond empathy found in h1s work ahows that he would rether be nowllere else. In "Doubting," Iron Advonturos of tho'"""' /, no sometimes echos Woll Whkmon 'a ~Khublranc:e In " Song of Myaelf" - "I myself am the union o1 these mtos,lolferW>g and OQUI!ity to oiJ I shale the land equolly, I~ tha ona.n 11m devetop4ng blckward _ .. and "I Sand 1odet1 to the stors." But Amerlco has. of COUrse to1<t><lllllhed much of ito tro~to1ist optmlsm. ond S.mpaon is yet S\Jbllet. one who wll SWIY woth t-u/'s convu/fllon tho w1y It goes end /elm to be ~tient wflh tM soul, brellth•ln~ broatb& out IU!d sit by the bed llt>d wotch. And 11H stories..... Oetoib In anothet - · poem, " Simpllptv.'' Sotn!>son tolls of his dazed visit to a woman In o mentol rnsututJon, who cries t o him from "a N'ijh boned wtndow." " Wnte poaml" To be sure. 11 poetry 1$n' t " drug. Slmoson .eet It •• pill ol o healing process ready to"'assume an lmpouent rote In a oet'9" frllad with disjoinoed "•luea ood forgouen traditions. The airnpllchy of dicnon ond e•se_._o r p~ktng up on dololl beho the subOme subllel'/ of the poern"s arrengement. He wriles that; ''I IHm to be disconnected '· ." but Simpson does no1 grve uo "'do~"' the ol 1\ia atorv. 01 ouaa. • rf!IOIOUI mlnd·sel on it. He relines hla real ond common human troppemngs '"1 woy Chekhov • moght have, Ovough intense contefnplatoon, and ••••••• them in a fount of IX.PI..a\ion which 1$, I tl>tnk. dovoalatrngly occ:uraio. To be suoo. Chekhov'a obltity to put forth tho aomotimes "'* • """"uon dtsmal. aome1imes u:ubetant ''busy·nell" of tht! Russien bouogeousie of h1s ege Is somtlhrog to whtck S4mpson cons:ciouslv aspires, in this oew vo4ume eapecitlly. In "Cirocolotes," Simpson tells of some people who w01o vhlltrng Cllekhov, who " rnedo •em•rk• about geruus;· while " ohe Mos\lf rldgeted .. Chekhov offers his gueots some di0Co4ooes end n• loki. bg/lr gMI"''J from his spectoclu " whit I<Jn(J? thfl 5ght, SWHt ~te "' tho dork, bitter klndr' Thll conwrs~~rion bee""'" ptHWtrtll. Tn.y spol<o of cherry centtNs, of .nnonds 1nd Btozi! nvts . . . • Fdr f1#op/e tnlly not k.now whflt the)' think olx>vt politics in the &ii<IIM, "' thft --.ud _.,ion of,_ end ~. bUt ._,.,.. has a deflfllto oPinion lborlt thll fill- of shredded coconut. lo Simpson, 101 poety to reeonn«:~ itself 10 cultu.el tradition. n oo,<n't ,..,....,;ty have to . give up ideas, per sa; POetry to genereted evOfVwh.. e . on aD or us. And he has loftowod.the lead of tho atory·letliog tradition to effect thts recon"'"'tJon. • • wt.ilo, for tt>e mosl pert, Simpson'• -sols truly pOignant and tefllr!g. a lcw o l his nowpoerns go f01 the facfte eftoc:t, lapsing t11o ltock ""'"""' and. I think. rothef trite obsetvotiOM. S..l Ills -v to overtook~ smell f..r.ci efforts.. And my ovenldlng r~ to lhos hne • ..,.,. echoeS the woman~ write. about In "Swoy,"l '*"- the collection's fonest poem • Ahe< rooelong poama and telling storl81 10 hal oU doy, he SUQIIMll 1h11. " I ouppose we ought 10 go.'' She replies. hooked, " Not vet " ATTE~TIONIII Any student who was enrolled in ·the St~tlstlcs 101. A or B for th~ Fall semester and has ques-_ tlons about the grade they received, please contact the SA Office a~t 636-2'-50. ~ �©prodigal sun i ~~--------------bY~~ I I'• been nearly 11 months fil>ce the Trolfomodort Colo closed Ito doOia at Mtln end Flllmoro to move downtown to the theoter dlicrlct. The Ciry'a mllin outlot for jou, oa w ell u a f r - t amlnv tor Uve t:On'>Odv and poetty reodingt, the T.-r w U . . . _ . . I O - lest fel It Ita M W locotion 01 622 Mllin S. .. ~ tq.S!Me' a Bollllo au. • of burhllcrotic: haoles h.--1 moved the dlto bed< .-pe~~odfy- now T.-1 o - EAII.owoon 1110 befftod by t h e - !Nt hi won't._. vontuto o guess .. to _ , the dub -.ld r . _ The Trelf'o mova Ia • joint venture betWMn Lewton and t~ Ci!v of Buffalo'o Oi\Uion of Economic Oovtilopmont. Utilizing $3. 6 million in ledorll Block Grants-$2.1 minion o f Which haa already boo!' ollocoted- tne City is renovotlng the stn.c:turo II 622 Main St. into. -'"or Ortllt'o leovlng l.owoon two floors on which 10 rebuild tho Troll. au. the City w . . uncanllin about how much ol'o f~ commitment h wanted to ma~o to the Trelf, end by the time Moyor Jameo 0 . Griffon claclded on bl.okling a " fnt clua foci~ty." the club' a tentat••• ~date had p.ossod by. Thaet•,. Jazz in flux spec••• Opening of new TraJtamadore delayed ' Tollo the •1'.' troln Accord•ng to Fred R. Fedel, a City offlctol who is wo'k•ng tk>Jelv with law-.on. refurbllhtng w ofk on = the buldfng ot 1122 Moin-now dubbed ''TI>Mtro " ' - " - bogon onlY loot Octobe<, end Low-. won' t be 111M to b e g i n - on the ...... r .-r ....a JuM. l'lwently, tontroc:tors ato buoy gutting the building' I lntO<IOI, romoving ColurN>a (witich w iU - . e the Troll of good sigflt lineal and w111soon oWt returbilling the t~ of the onclent stNCturo. , " The Oty lo hopefUl the T.-IM>odofo Colo wOUld -ito doors_,..... in September or Oet~ 1981:.' F * uld. The dlb w11 comprise of 1 160-seot r-IUrlnt on the forst floor and o J&o-.11 nightc:fuCI on the ~·• MC<IOd lovol. whlct> would bo c:ot1\lerbble to 1 500-- concen hel IO< booiUng acta . ... _ is now~- U60,000 "'!ootno to bring INs about. In the m.ntime, ho Is lteeplng •Nve through his p.tttt-ow'*Ohip of the Toto Gtando rHteuront end by booiUng jazz ovante .,ound !"gw town. l.owaon hu leatnod some lesiont from dolling Pll_,,, with the City. but cordiol'oy Nm from showing his frust~otion . " I don't feel VOC:tltTMlod in tenno of being t•ken odvontago of," hi r - o d. ''But I feel I WOI en tr1<10Cent victtm of bu<-.cy. I feel • bot · - " ' that t·was ,..,. in esavning wo' dbelblelo-onscheclule. - " My •••oons f01 ctos.ng - • vafod 11 lha IJml," lAwson teRee~a " Now It seems ab$ul"d to h4we thought thet posatbfe.'; WLIR and their Storm of ·reform - - - - - - - - - - - by AIM Oleon from Pf"'I<"'"'""'' t h e -· ha - · I cortMI pe<~- ol - from"'*- artlato on ouch ·known .. Ay;nv Ash 0< Little AopiH 10 bo pfayod in Olcler t o pre-.t the Nst-r w;th o mUIICII scope. At night, ptogromrning- moro_..._ es the " f<... lorm" -oech -119>t into t h e - -· Storm "'*"- that " whit can be Ptoor-nmod at night cannot be tJy doy." l>.ccordir>g to Storm, • would not be " commo<cl.tty ~.. or In the lnt•ost of WZl!j, to play suctl d•vdf'lod music doting the dey. Storm ••~ devised 1 rotation system t.het aUevietes An~ " 1go off the deep end worv night,'' soya Storm. once pfayod o ""'' hour or tie- musk: from Couporin, lolow~ng with violin concenos from V!Voldi, and than - for t h e - of v.,I01Jon - hi p&oy.cl muse from t h o - end the a-. To,..,.,., hirnsoll ham "gottong too wKko," Storm,_ • fifty roqueota pe< noght, 10 os to molnt.., • con.. dogrH of fomiflonty with WZHI' s lstonlng eudience. To oiiOkf being pigeon-holed os en olilist netWO<k, Storm added tf\.lt ••we' re not ast.med Of 100 QOOd to play anything,'' Promotional odvtlfllslng and gimmicks dosJvnet! to attrac:k llsteneu 1ttention afe esssent'iel co a radio station'& survival WILard's Bob McCtea dlfrnes the purpose fOI tN contestS aftd concen ticket g!VI IWiys - E..,ybodv ........,.,.,_ compl#1s about redio Ptogtommlng but anything obout it. Tho Album Orio<lr...t Rock .,., Top Forty pop r.aio stotiona oro t..comlng ~ na<row~ and repCllveln tNir progrommlng. Aa a . . - . moro lilt-.. .,. tllming off tt>e1r radicM and switching on tMir n.r>~abiH. WZIR FM 1Wl%ord 98') ll'ovlnQ ltMII t0 be an alt....- to t h e - <OCt surtlona. " We're - ofrlid of not playing the hita." ...,. Bob Mc:CtH, progrom , _ . , fO< WZIR. " 1\Aoot rediG atationa lliew paoplo os tWTOW~. but wo people ....,., t.het at"'''d co be stuck into one musicat tnt•;· •dded the Ration' s musk: dlroc:tO< end late night oj Gwy Storm. " C.,..,._eiel pop redio w•l h.--a vou thonk othaowlao." StO<m ,.,...,,.~nee~ that Wil•d' s froo f01m opp<oach Is not oollly tl01olliod. "WZIR'o programming I!Yie Ia - - • betw_.. that of an i>.OR atatlot! lll<tt WGRO 01 WPtiO and that the ...t( P<oor-o r.aio ol the late 1960s." StOtm slid 1t1at WZIR cot..a to thl 18 to 34 nobody - '* -gr- Tha station is indHd a tlaperture from the no<m in c.,.,.._cial fM redio, udWng o poUJOUtft oi)CitOICh that """"""""'" bits of duoicll, blues, Jalz, and foil< into Ia predomloantlv rock format. Aa rnuoli: clhctor. Storm fiat- to oil the racords ll\lt e<>ter the ototlon. l'.llde ,..obolt .,.,...,_, rn their programming eholcH The doytJmO focus Is on providing informotiOI\ and ent~alnmont. Howe-• ..,_ Gwy Storm begjna hi• 12· 6 o.m. lhih. WZIR IIIIM on o ,... set of f unedcnl for the b t w;t!> the ompholb on ~Ur~illol- CO!'li>OO;on.r,ip. (nvltes }'OU to: ' POISO'N PREVENTION PRESENTATION (given to lOCal elemental)' &hoots) at the U.~UI: Tbe Fillmore Room of Squire Hall 11- the lormollc: nature of radio fOI WZIR tho hoovlest r~lon Is ftvo ho<n oceo<clng to Storm. c:omp.itiveiy, the roto of r-IJ1ion for W8£N (Roclc 1021 is ~two ho<n. This Roclc 102'o out..,..od r.dio- thot 11. mutic p&oy.c~ tJy a eomputW and not I OJ- 1191Ci*ao In the Top Forty. muctt like • WZJR'o philosophy II -what roveBOCI lrom thot of Rock I 02 and olmlw formull · - ototlons. It r-ots songo from •IIWIIIY ur>ltno- m1111deno In ' - • ol expoelno tho. . anloto to the Wst- without demaglng me ata·don•• ,.putation fCK Vlfiety. Fcw the ltatener. this repetition Is 10 Wolf p.ttCed that It virtually 11081 unnotlcod·lt times, • 8y dey, WZIR' r l)togrem ia ~ko that ol tho typlcol lilburn <OCt ototion, with o ~nle more divO<Otty and d i f l -. The llltion ollows the DJI r-.. for ~ IW £;1li.iliUUL~IM!l:.W.ll' ~ Ulilli> Friday, Jan. 30th In br- ~ Storm as ••atrk:dy 1 l'.ccO<d~ng bonua fot OUJ 6stfJII"W!f'S " to Gory Storm commert:iol rodo0 "he• nothing lO do W fth wt PfY'I>II Of MrVCe. t.1"S merely a Wrt oi ,_,....out altha ei< ... This"''"* owomplil,.. for WZIR'o " a r.dio the~ f.-form~: stiiiOI'I doHn' t bacomo ~fly ....:CMSful by pfaytng uclullvolv _...,music..' ' . , < ! ���i ©tprodigal sun· Christoph·er in Fade to Black -....-- byfllck~ ,.,_ To-.... lo V . . - •• ••••••••••••• o CONCERT S : C OMIN G~ . . . .. FRI. RB. 20111 lfUI. BAUD. : _.....-~ .....-ntY - Iince John • c.s-c- ... PfOved with .• ... _,to_w~offiOt pat\ns. leevlnil hint • ~ .,_of cinematic caill4 lntem.iptuO: !he ,...,.,;. . . . . . . . ditjoint..ty t o . without tNCI1ing • 18dslying clmu. But It'• not • bed movie, .-.... which me puuled • to w11v Jeff smon. m. - ..-..:. ........, ac:.- ....,,,wr...••• • F«Ja To Bf«:k lnrrocluc.. us to Eric Binford, the most recent member of tho " Mothod School" of Psy~at~lc Killing. There .,. two prerequJS1tes co tills school: first. there should be • name &CtOf playjng tho role, 50 thai he can masticate away at the sc::.enery to h(s he&rt._'s content: and •~v. tllere ..., _ -llli£ STAINS SlUE ANGEL ,_..,_,tly, ~ ""' Goll< In~·· n. Killittg ~~ a..t• of ~- MUtMing, lllc:lng and oiclng OCI<Jt'Mt ....... .cco.clng to tholt teelpee. .,...eel .e. to be a diabollcaUy clever cultura·l bent to his modus .._andi. Other membets include Voncent Price as E<lwlltd Loonhea<t in Thutrtt of Blood, dreeoad .. Hopelong c.uidy, mKillne~ "'proct..c.< In untiCt\II)Uiot. mollie a IN, --"tg Cagney/rnobct« style. ev.n he Ia finely lhot off the roof of GiraurMM's CNnaa n-t• at the and of !he movie, &ic:'a lest wonlo ere rigM from the mouth of Cagney 1n R-.f w-·s ~Hut: "Look Me- l'm et the top of the 'iltOiidl" Griolv'"'- Som• people m6y lind all .,.• film violence moraly ••P<IItlen""ble· to wNch I uy: *'tU1 tut."' Many times I, too. Nlvo been pouaiAd hy the sudd«<. ovotWhelmlng urge to ml.lnHt reletfves. cLassmates and~ Ndo, surly ttrtngers on the street, 3tld the loot that these f"ms provide cheap thrUis and a certein cathartic telease te>Mw he geve notlc" to Sc/NIMfS, • tnl(y witleu ...S puerile movie that deAtves to be po1ntedly lgno<ed. ................. S..aMV. 11(0 doctcn playa; ...S Robert Motte'( . . ~ ..pec~e~~y Iince !he _,. · - - , t-. .....-.~•u. t.. 805 ojalgl1t~ ttcc:onling to -t ....................... ..... ·----·-ASG l'hlba. l<nowegoodmoviellhe chipped his toolh on one, ~ TONIGHT .. n.~Doctot v.. fJu((1llo 'ew• M T.. , ............... ,......, \'I Wflllr'dlrector Vernon • ~··~Mt.e knoc:l<lng oH critlca ICCO!diog to SNI<-een playe• ...S eleo E-.itftl , . _ il ouch • dtubbing. It ;. my gtQwing ~that Simon wouldn't raUFO ..... ,._ ! ln1oe~-w , To lllclc;. not • ~ ...;dent . .. . - at ·.c..ra.-...,, ........ a-.,... .... ..... ...... ';, ~lhetlow.--... and butdwy _ . . be turned proe>Oeidon. CHEAP TRICK • enuy In v.. ....,_..-.girt of • hon'Of liMa 118W-...... cllunWig out af ~­ - ·~. ellhouah it could ...... been. elong the line And !lOW w e .....,. Dennis Christopher, the would· be Itel/an end~~· recar rn Btuking Awoy, who plays Erlo Binford with "" Itchy ptychotlc fervor. Eric 11 a ceri!Oed loOJ"'V. a plthetlc. miserable little nebblah who llvea en I ffimte fBntiiV WOffd and ends up murdenng eU tl>e people who provoked wrath tn ways msPtred by his favome movfes h•• He shoves nr1 wheelcl>e~·ridden mother down a flight of 111111 !Vst hke Rlche<d Wldmork ln Krss of DHth, guns down the .gnorant brute he works wtth TWO HillS Spend an Exciting & Entertaillillfl ~ Evening in Pakistan Featuring: Stim ulating Folic Dances. Mystic Mysic:. Display of Handicrafts & A Glamourous Fashion Show · With Delicious S11acksll LEA RN ABOUT SOVIET EXPANSIONISM & THEIR PRESENCE IN SOUTHWEST ASIA: -of-S.....,. by . Dr. H.t.r Melilt, Villano. . UMIIW\y, ,.._ LOCATION: Waldman ThHtre Capfltl Hall, Amh4H'st Campus DATE: January 31st TIME: 5:00pm, SHARP All WELCOME · ADMISSION FREE Sponilarld by lrMmatioMI A,._. Spelill... lkneu Md "-~<liMn Sludlnll' AIIOQelion accounts fOf much of their popUCarit y. Actually. Fada To Block ploys it hoth ways, condemning the grislv ''images we•te lilhng these kids_. heads w ith'' through the person of a somewhal inep1 bleeding heart attornev '" tho film, while at the same hme tn•llat•ng the audience W1th same n11ty ktlltng---- ~ The movle Is filmed SUt'Pftstngtv elegantlv. especia11y towlfds the end whe•e Ztmrnetman rnakes use of the ger.sh, tack facade of Q.oumonr>'s Chinese Theat~r . end Nl "'-nY fme momeots- tn. scene where E•k: ,..,.. U() out of the trliiSI in the amutttmem park hko some demented gunshnQer ,•• - mUtOI'J*!Ce of classy frlmmalung Theto ,. olso a Nord· edged, moody rock scbte by a '*'<llul of LA. new wove ~~~- kko Mt<tha ...s the Vendettes, wtodl Chatgos '"" atmosphere with a ce.rtMt aMcthC tension. AAd of tJ<e par lOt,.,.,.., panicularty by somi Dennis OloatopMr u l!lnfOtd oncl Tim Thometoon I I the IOWYit • Who......_, lnfr-tly tO riM ehovo the rotttll'l dllllogue he's saddled with 11nd provide eoma nice comical oequenc:es-are • lot of fun. The title . by the wey. comoo from the olow diuolvos to block that follow alter IICh of tho murdoro. F«H To Bf«:k ,. doli,.,.tiiY flowed, but It's ot.lll • hall of 1 lot bellO< tNn most of tho rencld cellUloid crap wNch hes been ootou..lng tho lklflelo mollie scr•n• In what haa been 1 d'lln\al Chrlatmaa movle aaeeon. So it cer>'t got without • quick doA of murdo< vou and moyNm, my nv edvlca to you Ia to - F- To Bltlclr, ...S avoid $c..,.,. lib !he plague. �prodigal sun! 1980: Horror films and the woman rho Howling I Sp.t (kl Your GnJVP Prom Night SINtnr Sc.re•m T.,-ror TtliNI These mov.es Nve at1eady en,oved thet parcx.Qt ""''· so there~~~ rsn't - - - - - - by Tho mea R. Cocole FCO< heflor fens. 1980 was • ye01 ot good news oncf bed new a. The good much pr ecneal that m1ny of the ~lm.s wa•e not very good. Moko tl\at (p<~rdon tho pun) homb4e. A dlStU<blng numbet of tile 1980 horr<>< films w~ S10t'lg used as a Yt.hatle to !eke IUbeoMcious Hollywood lt"es to play up a good thing!. Prop.ag8rtda wiN t~U ~ to beware of anv f!M-t$ wh.eh spend$ more monev on th•n tt did on the acruW 1 iJ't:tlle). It I adven l~ts san..trv• IUtlfeC1 ., OtJt soc•etv - the emerg.ng, ~t woman Crtt.te5 Gene S.sket and Roger E~ of PBS's Snuk Pr•v;.ws dedicated 1 roc:e'lt p1ogrorn to this new Dhenomtt.nA 1n film. and mado many inlt!f&$11ng potrns. some whteh n-eed further ~•neotlon Sl.ilel vehemenctv arg\Hid thai moVIes I·~• Prom Nlghr, Wh"" a St,_.,, C~ onc1 Th• iJ<Iogre M on otletS tho a~ a bleutnt opportumty to f;m We .shoutd also ques\tOn movtU V~~nh newsp~per advenisemena wh•th teatute a tac.ky ••ne about w omen, a haH dr8$S8CI w oman In 1he foreg,ol.W"ICI ..... ,.., u~ Why IS thos lleppening7 E~ 8fgues p.attiC!Pite tn 1M destn.tchon ot voung womM Sts.l..el r'IOted that each movie 1 ~ I)MnomMa oroginottO woth Hllho~""~ Ebert cans HtJIIowecn " a ""e• the common de"IIIGt of £,ooung the murdttr scttnes from the pou·n of brtlltant hon01 tllm," one ••whtch stded ,.ew ol the mufde.rer Whet the audutnee &eM, then. 1.s some vntortunl't~ haJf -ctothed t:.u who 1s •ongong INIOCenllv to he<HII ,,.,. t~l lot mUtdefeft siOvw,.._ w ~ \.. tow ¥ 01 he. ana she: w tn remU\ vn•U$OCCitng But the net.t eameta shOt ~~ a uJUie. toHowed bV a scream. end L ulm•neung wnh a sncn ol .,.oody knlte ot ' "· lht rnnocent gu1 thel'1 hca dead wa• Ol"' the g'OYnd presumabl~ a vtcum ot • uw '" OC"g<anwog ~ bovcou . Yet we lhould h.ave at fe:a.st seen t hrough the orG().IIQanda ot these f1lms. and w e should be p.-epat~d tor upcom•ng release.. tVou k now how new• was that holror fi'ms domtnttld t"e .nvor .c:reen. but the bid news was Wtth women .. Vet Ebe11 I ISO f'O"I that the " 5Creamtng gttls and gore probablY blow to aov concept of ~ome n's ltbefauon and £ben notes that " e>e091e oh.n~ lho\ a Jone F.,...,r J1n Clayburgh are tnd•e•hvt ot women rn f•lm . But theae ectrt!sses onty ma~te one fllm a yea,, end ftimtllice I Spa on Your Gnwe are all over the place .. appeated 10 B· Gntde Ploducers whO ere caC)Itatwng on it •' Yet tM OftgM"\S" r-eally do not me ntH n •s a shame thl1 ttws genre of mo-wfes ' ' conttnutttg As S•sll.el note.s theM movtes ~ettm 1o be savlng he\' , •t a g1fl tS '"depe'ldent she shouldn' t be. She should s1ev at home or et ttle oorms. and all these ev•l th1ngs w on't hapoen to he.' " Tnese movtes. au~ 1ndeed t tonowed whh a 6httdow n of en ax n. kf'11fe '" the backgtound I uuly en,ov a gooo h0fr01 ftlm ltkt fn~nlum$ttHn 01 Ps'fcho I atso enp"f! WOI'Y'Ioe'n . so that •s why I am so •ate over th•s new ge~We of Mm I saw H11 t(nows Yw At• Alone ond &>ogoy Man and bo1h f1lmi were mtndtess •nd • n.. very otttttu•ve Yet chn~ f tltns a.te betng wa .... neavtly anended by the 18 3 4 age catego'v. so there Ire rnute see•ng tt\el.e film5 thctn peop~ husu-aaed l'ropegando m~ddle age men With one atllveh~ ,...,.? The obvtOUS QuHtton to as.k "' Whl1 can be CION about lhese S...MI Prtt~~w nemec1 the hlms ch•t taM tn1o thtS ..t emftod, iOde-PCmdem gul gerwe," and c<><nll'led lhe foRowing 651 . The Boogey M •n Oon't Goln T'he House HI! Knows You Are Alone A$ • flflm tev.ewe•. llilte 'o think to myself u a consumet ad"oca1e. Mld t would i\att 10 see oeople Spendo"'l rnonev on these fttms Ju$1 as w e • •• rotd tha\ OaQu 11 " good. reai\IIIC, ec.tul\ emeo••~m:· theM fllms are bitted as t;t,.., '' ··chtllrng horrOI It tS all a m1s'l0mer. 1 YltY sad m11nomer •ndeeo Hov~ • b•ll in florid• •nd thr W•ll Ohnry Wo rld M•gic IC.ingclom- vi• Crey+lound! M•rch 1·31 , IMI ~lnfCdirm "~ht .. rn~l ~io\tnt•n R•Uroold. C>nf. t ... ~ii•U.! Btft lhur~dt•• ~;~,:'m';!!t~; ,~~~~~~ ~. M dw kJc • tton 01 ,out chototf' tu AIIM'IS'"(l 'tOUf holt>f CC~t•IWl' fore rNft\ ct.ty\ .r- ~ liJL~ \\r w~nt ao nwlf' ;our f~Qnd4, • net """'' (}wwy\\-oftdYol( ...0" nothii"'Abwl tun ~nd.._.n Clll C1f'~nd toU f~"" 1-f00 -521 • 0+47 •n<l ~'•'I ~:!!~tr~t!!:d t~'.,- er•• .,...,. ,oca.,' Tho Offi<VI Molor<N<h c.,;., of Wall OiSMy World , ," �f ~prodigal sun l show and tell ~ j~ ! I ": ~ .i. me that she dicln't dlg.thet "real, REAL JAZZ" at oil. No, the uld, ll'ta dug - tourney through the eyes of Music contemporary Jazz. Ul<o Chuck Stevie Wonder / GU Scot1· Mangione. Heron - Buffolo Memon61 Aud- J-..uory 24 - - - - - - by MiehHI F. Hopldns . •s going on iSgoingM. Gwenoolyn Broou ·••·m oo-ng co fet y"'al en on a litO. ......... ~ tl>o mercuriol· toMd St..,,. W~. "TAI.X TO US, STEVIE!" screamed the w ild IIOd peaceful grouQ hlllng tho Aud lost Satlll'day to hear the ll>Ofkllng mu"11ce1 picnic. "Y'otl are holding up tho ahow," Thanlt God tor Showtimo. Out comes Stevie as the Coomlo o....d, golden loc4 bnlided, robe and ohedet brimming enough Ught end Ufo to bum out any 8ebylon. With tho dU wop alotron ol Wondorlove ond • bond tight eoougl> to coreu the Beot, Wondor wao giving nollco to the night thot dlvtime Is d\Je IO< an invasion ot rlght-.s dorkMSS/the better t o - by. Here sings • ~ ol tho dongerously rwo MriouJ ~ ot today'$ " populat'' Music:. "Few Once In My Ule" (Whid'lsom.how ~a couple ol bedo•$ hnu lrom JarnH & ow n's "Cold Sweat"). " My C"-'1• Amo.,.,'' "It You It wao thot.fdnd o1 communocauon. Tho people . . , . out to see thtif poeu, ond the POOl\& put their riglutOUI Word to the apl<.t tongues of thoor Mus" Scroama ot grew...e. were everywhere as <Nmona wwe call out to be stomped out by the heavy flight ot ~· e<ac~ed obout Holy Ghosu dding IM Bump ,, the rafters. Uh tJh, He wes on ""''funk, Really Love Me." ell of h.- New, old, aU of u . The song movements we ot the Community attectlonotoly call Tl>!> T<ilogy fMusic of M V Mind. Tlliklng Book, /I')(HNVI!IIOf>SI: pick your lovorltt lrom tile many cla$SICS of \halO sessions. He dicf neiN!y al of thom W.Oiing on that .stege. gnnd•no • Firll up was Gil Scotc ·Hm-o,. He wn: on tt,get, ma•nfy because he ftnelly t'\1' a work•f\Q band which c-an futtv bttr.g out the II.SSV d'ddy wah Of hiS VetH H IS trumperer who I beUeve is ,Mme<l K..,rtv Shetfi•Jd, was rUI"'Nr'lg down .-ne which""" l>eeutif\M grlt nosty ·· " "of "" ' the t..st tho Bluescal,..s. •t was a nlg/lt ot ceteb<otlon horn. Heron's tWO feedsmen doubled nicety on flute . ana l)aftiiCUlartV SWHl srn~. and the tesuv~ wen1 happ.tv intO the wee houts ol the com•ng day S'evie w as w•th Heron UJIV'Itng down "'s IOC$81 lvriC•Im, t~e hAl s.ound corwer~ ed 1n a RnB flavored Art Blakey sesatOn Most effttchve 1ntermlsaion wt~l the fii"!Ut that t ever went through at a .»P concen. 11 the PA gevo up the ltol ot Sob Morley' s mora teeent •boma. to the delight of everyone lond WHEN I s oomeone fonofty goong to bong Malloy he1elll)_ A. Mtet next to me Q4.Mpped about how -hop«~ Stevoe wOIJidn' t do too mvch of • tf\lt tepg•e •• I k)olted at Mr. ltNII<I and(tojd her thiS lohooldn't mettet to t'l4f. beC.eu.. Stev•e woUld gtve up some pnrno Music on anv ..... r;.,. seornod to set hef cool. end we got tnto e lengthv UU: the omntvmaal Jaumastar S\Jn Ra, Stevie t)aa his own w-v of ptaymg the audience, and he has h11 stage act & t..autifuMy oneorporoteO Into the Music lread imo the M<JsJc. Who else can toanstocm dioco dfe~ ~ko "let's Got Sonous" Into Muolc: turning tftl -.11. At ono """'' he ....n.po the MUIIC lftlO.,.. omn.lc tren.ry. <lind~ to swoon to tho gtoovo. Out tloos two gnm· loced membo<s of hll etoge crew to 1111 fallen soda, ond tho e u - btlllins 10 wOf'\def If thfs really 11 pan of the Show. They otrugvlo to lott hom ott the otoge when. SOP<frbty timed, Uf1 fomps Stevie Qllnning mean. both fiats clenched convlflltron on Stack Mus+c whJch ended reth4tf abtupUv as she c.onftdtM:J to high ond cleon. ,.,.. Pf.uu Pfoaso worked 10 e taaMI In l«t, Stevie hes rt down oo coot that ho ~ antlcopate e n d - w~ ·s impulse woth gtacelul line»e At one OOtnt. '"'"'" Slack " teade<s" csme on stage to gcvo St"""' the Key to the Ctty and honot his ollons on beholl ol Or ~ ir>g'sltlliiiCV . - among other thongs Severe! emong the audience dug whit could be interpreted a& some slelght·o f· hand polll!cl<ing Wl\1le using Ste~na's PfOaence to get over (eenafn eudtencu res.pont.es wefe, Shill we s.av, opp•opr,.tolll 01 COUfM, the ..,tbe.s- were 10 beautol ully communal this mght that the scene """'" 901 densrve. and Stevte htmMit , _ IUio ol that. He stoned sm'llng 1n that shy. k.nowtng manner ol htt end Hid •• Uh. .I want to sev something See, I know y' aH.,. laughing 11 '""""thmg . bu1 I don't '-"ow the loko So. " he stotts hodlng h•s head, " timid,' ' now I have to ligU1e .tNil ... y' all are talking 'bout m•l'' NatiJfolly the aucsoence·would never let Stevll think t,..t. and '' watt•t long befOte Stevle*.s Impromptu wot brought the lltuouon back horne. Where n bolongs /rummg around & around till " rums Into "monl & ti!M. m1mllke - mors m~~gtc thin m.tn Wendy Rose The call went out , lht: ruual dance summoned The raw groove ot 1he Reggae l.e apt fonh ltko hons guatdtng the pnde. The Aud was ''Jt~mmn·• as the " Muter Btaste,··•xploded on the ca.se. end tho Natty O.eed of Wondorlove could be tje01d from H11jhe< Ground to the fNdnight streets. st1U il!"' chofus to the locusong lade of " H>ppv Btnhday .. There was no t'leed to cry Thenk You beCause the hushed brolthl of thousandS spoke ot grving aod rocelvlng the kiss sharing. The light from h ft eves, heauug us~ • t,.,. ol ~--------------------------------------~ UL4U rllr presents The Scblllz Clllssic. Movte Series WATERFRONT 'lbrlo n Br.ando. KMI Malden, E.,. MatkScaiot OtRFCTID BY ELlA K.UA'I .and ,( Jn lnJrtic:ubtt: ~>nJt">burnmn "'"" ,fuwly 1><-c:um~ •"'.ar<" uf \\h~t h4• 4"Ukl .am<~unt to on the "'•Ifill. J•mop;;tekt'CI \\olh r-"t~fi.,lll' an\J cmutu.•n:ll ~ppt.··oll ~d4um .le..· hic:,·cd in pktur.•, 11 ~"'"' tho: ''"'~01'<'11121'1 -hift fr<KII ••Ill for mf'- ..nltudo: 111 • rfjtln • __ . __hdk"''"" _ _ ;,_ _ ,.;mn~no_, t'~J,$4 :m tu rt'k hi' -/;m tlf~ ;a moc.iuo /f)(>l/lf'IJ!, fnr wh:u lk _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. SilAS lllfJlO MATif - _,,..,' "'4N&IN •o,...-.,,,._,,...,,.,..,,..10,.. - CCWUI ' P - STAKI'S 'IOifiCHT tllru ,_., I ., tbo ·= . ,.,. 1'8 .., _ AI)YAill TOilS OilY s3.so (I WED Al A-1- ..._,- C...."hht«DftiDL~a.e..fl-. t ...... ~ . ll0....,.._1Jl,....,._......,,,._. "'-noD'..... ~ s- .. ,....,..., Idle. ... ,....,.. ...-..u.......,. ........ •._....,,.oooa._...,. ~_,.,...__, NIOT..IIer~-cOCQI'T.4oNna•T ' (OJ t �©prodigal sun ~ -· wrth hd own .. Abdul ana Cleooaua &ok, In YOUI Lite;· whiCh Wet'fl lnUee1~ wtth \1'\e rock and ron souno CIICO 19S0. lhe eventng"sl>tghhght show and tell Jonlt hanRlchman -S tage On~ January 2 5 catch • gtrmpse c.ame not hom any si1bnes• tha' n.ct the The othoet thing 1..$ lhat he reeord$ for Recot'ds- " Home ot the Htts'' as oudtenc• g.gglong lhtoughoul both tell. bul whun from RIChman's detnlet'tnefl of A OO'fi"et\1 'endrtJOn of " Atfec-upn" WeU to me thfl am't h.MVIo;fTo me ttws: .s leo! So I lhOuO"I I' d tel Owtyt>oclviHow I lee! obout ollect• I. bvl atfe<:ttOf\ ,, .., tmpOftant tNng to me1t'd \rJ~de everyth•ng e&s.e m a m~ute t OI' Be.$etll.l~v Jonathan Rte:hman1 Wh.afs 1 J,ot,a1han R hman' lhar".s a deuic: rtolv ttl y.n•t·H"ng y04.1 know nothwlg •boot 6nd """'O t..nowt. ¥\YlhtnQ about Jon.tn..-. R· hmln. rtght? I mean •t s N>l l! ~tt e vuu the logo sovo lle$erldev. that oulrogeou~ 5tt'\alltown l•bel- home of Greg k.nn tnd tht RuOtnoos vwtu.illy assuted me th•l R.chman "'0UICI be a Stna$h WNt hoe <hd as he rotted mlo Hatvev ona Cotl.ov • Stoge One tl>tl """ Sunday ,4!:ar rus mus.c on the radiO It 'fOU •ead mu•l( ,ourn61a. on the othclr hind, vou nHw hive run across his name once or 1w'ltiC& Some people rtught even own one of hts 'ecOtcis Me, f f1t •nto category '"'-'O I knew who he was, I WIS even •om•lill wnn • hilncttul of song• but that honey bees he showed !hot o lot ol Wfll lhe tlUt!'nl Of my ICQUe'"llncf! W•lh Ltoy t:S Still .IQI\ot~on .., the IUt au; months with his uo~;pe Jonalt'M\ RIChman IIi tike Hatev·s. Comet vou miiJtU ' " tum onee but then not tor d k)ng whtte •nd. tf everything vou·ve heard abOUt htm is ught. vou·n want to man your te4escooe -and ma'te •Uie vou aftecuon" the As A•c:hman and the M odern Lovtrs fd,ums b•n, P•AN) and cwo female voc.ahsn• pu1 the r.ntShtng touches on about ce cream men. hnte utePru:s and ~IUe 1ft ""'" EV"en mort 1han hlS songs. R.cnmen's Richman. However tt\ere were two ke-y fletOfi I was aware of prior 10 the 5how ~e Cen unc:Mrlctm•stic second apoe•r•nc.e Modern l o~o~ers, was let 0¥tryOrM Jook 11 hie thtough 1 chtld"s eyes. Singing songs manneusms on 11age were • reft&rhon 01 h•$ c.ndd Mco per$00a Seemmgty n~t concerned with danc•ng Ihen alnglng h() mo1e ohen 1han f"ttI was tw1s11ng somowhore on stage rathet 1!'\0n teantng ovef 1ht1 mtcrophone $J)I1Ung out the lynis '" hts te1~rgtc: tone R.c-hm•n hiS. the \rique atM•tv to dlspt.x:e dw ~o~tu-..1t0fl. Kttf'O as thOugh he"$ t;K' hOme hstef'MlQ to reCOtdl"" hts room . m•n·uek.ng t\.11 tOols .n front o f the muror only 10 ~ out ot 11 when hi n.un.s iJOUnd 10 the m.crophone stt•'-::tng tum"' the taca. t-itS ••~•nouon with thtt mu.ste ot ;1•s vouth w11 evident hom oldte (lltl11 I•" I.! ··urs Do Tho Twtsl"" and ·•stov.. olona Ihe ,hOw the dlant$ tor ••RoldrurYtet."' Ns t~~o~ l'tefmlllk, beg., ·· vou ~oow wha1 the d\ance ol hcaung 1~11 SOtlQ tonoght .. ,_.. Rlchmon asked Z«!to lhst 101"9 l l l l ~ears old •• 1 ~ ~ong nev e• w as played t supe»ae thAt m&rks a uanSlliOO "' • tenglhV career. but itloolits as tnoug" Jonatl'\.an R.chn\an w on"t chanQe HtN$n't vet and • a's almost 30 - O.v'41 cr.,kll FRIENDS OF CAC PRESENT ....."""'*...... _,oft A AAt..PH BAKSHI FILM \MZPIII _.._,...,._.., MLPH BAI($HI ,.__e..-.---... ~., ,U."'l,,Or .:u....IHO c- • .,.,_ ·----~ Friday. Jun. :m MFAC Elllrott 7:00 and 1):00 pm Saturda''• Jan. 31 146 Dlrfcndorf 7:00 and 9:00 pm Sunday, Feb. I. Squire Thcntrt• 6:00, 7:0_0 1\nd 9:00 pm ~ UCUUI COffEEHCXISE CO""ITTEE ( Op<'n<'d for ,J t'lln Lu c·Pcmt~· ) I ntl mnt<• Coff('('hOuS(' .-\ tnwsph <'rc' Saturday, Jan. 31, at 8 :30 pm Fillmore Room of Squire Hall Studl• nt~ Sl.SO Gcnt'rnl Adm. S2.00 • wo t'7'IOO• IID 7QC)>o(fN( �1©prodtgol sun J ; ~ Festive jazz rock and coffee. ! Fadale to play Fillmore. Room ll it i by Rola nd Dlltle f Buffalo wintors Invito eoupo. lJnlortunettly, most lnhtbltanta,aren' t able to physically transport ~ ttMimselvoa to a w armer climate. ~n;.;,g that 1 ,;; warmth can..,. a stll'tl of mind Ia an lln<M<1yfng .~ inll)l<ation lor 1M " WHtom New York Sour!ct," - JIOI)UI<riled nll'tlonfjly by 1M filtH or Chuck Mangione o f Rochoater and llvlftlo'a own beloVed S9yro Gyra. F - . ie juat ~t. a Nrtle ~ of sunshine to help vou through 8uflolo'wintn. They don' t believe fn social ~ory or . . disionanc:e; til thev liu to c1o ie Wt tm11ee on people'• f eces. The bend' a lim F.stitle o.nmr, _ . . t !!• ..,t_.,. ""'* this Fol and 1\u crated o stir on the · It w M reco<ded in Oarenci. ttY and Sar110t1. ~. and put out by - . .. a Clorenc."-<1 The to.n<1 is called Fed* nW>Iy boceuse thiN of then-..,.....-.. ore F-es. Veteran k~ pleyor Oiclr ~ . _ o pol1shod rhythm OK1ion ,... Ul> of Ilia two sons Pw and Rick on dNms and bMs ~. Oiclr'a muooeel IU>owledge_!l)d ptofoulonallsm leed tile ...net and ptCMCI8 tnUSiQI direc:1ion; 1-. fiO<V*I four of the eo• en pieces on l'utf'e The othe< tNJOe tunes we<e !Nthored bV, talented guitarist Paul f"tt-. COUflt"l Viopiono, whq has been making quite I nome lor llim""lf recently, inclllding work with Clluck Ma ngione and perlor111anc. . with tho Byffalo Pttilormon<c. \ Featured In the band is local aup81oUrr Bobby MINtello on flutes end alto oax. His 1nuwloYs coreor inclo.rcMs worl on oevetal of Mevnord f«guson 's PDf)UI6r rob.rns. He"--'boo found on his nlghts off jornming with friends at various ciW.. cloing oealon work I« alluna. or oiiling in with the PhUarmonlc:. Oic:l< 1 ' - .... him "one ol tM f'""st llwtostl envwt>ere" with rMf<l!>. The elburn wirh " l.ldo Mooqurto," a blight, - •lion. _,__ o.,.,.,. THE - t u n e that hoa cOIP melodic tines and on Olldeftying good """"" thet ,.,..s you want to bop along with a smile on vou: lace. tt-o. upbeat opening Is nic:My eo..ntered by " Faotive o olower. Plettv piece t h a t - to llolt in lllf. The llbum ollow r:ases the to.nd'a ._and sense of pac.ng. moving IU'IIty energy to lytlcal baltod woth consummate conttol. " Notewc>rthy," o Oiclr Fedalo tune, Ia o l;oe exarnple ol ~ fusion jou with oc:relOming sox by Militello. Of ptlftk:\Jior Int-I Is " Sterwotcll," a Viapl&no tuna that recei•ed o lair -8mount o f airplay on progresoi•e FM stations. Tho composition contoins fast !>lOci~ guitar reminiscent of George Benson and lc highllgllted by truly Inspired hlllh anergy flute. In concert, fedale complemel)" tholr orl91na1 places with Pet Metheny, Benson, Cruudeto end other auoned c"'i<.. J)leyed In tt-.lr own style. They have been playing ....,.,allocel pieces reguiMiy, such os St. p_., on Hertel end Mt. c ; _ , on 'Elmwood. Saturdty at 8 :30 p.m . UUA8 woll .,.....,t fadalo In Squ,re Hall's Fillmore Room. Tlcktta 1ft $ 1.60 101 studonts and t2.00 lor genoroii)Ublic. It IS heltllly recotMM!nded IO< anyone wl1o needs 1 close of ....,_. o.nc..:· '------------"---:--:--~-:--:---:- UktwC"cft fo''iUm!Ki &. S.Ht,.) CLOGS FOR MenJWamen!Chlldren Many Jlz« & t tylu to choO.e fTo01 $AVE at least $ 10 A Ll'l.ll:E HELL IN PARADISE. Pwl McCMtMY- W'.ngs R«kshow wrM .,..,., in llylfalo tonlgl\t and run through Sun6ay at tl-. Shea' s llyllolo ~111 Rockshow is 1 lull length ne"-' baloro SHn motroo plctwe s.armg PaUl their grooteot songs ., c:oncen McCormey and Wings tueh 11 " Band on the R..-,t· " l.Jve and tAt Ole," " Maybe I'm Amazed,'' end " My love," Recorded ., . _ Dolby Sound ottreo. tha lrkn oliO ltiMH a _.,,...,.,.., ••- llgnt show and toeredible opoclol effects. Also b eun; shown along ~lth RoekshOw •• L~t 11 Btt a5 a specl.lll trrb<lte to John lAnnon. Tickets - S3.50 advon(:o ond $4 .50 ot tho cloor ore on solo at the u1uet outhn.s. -'DmWlll Polyclot reeordffig artiats BhHr Angel lnvedo Stage One Wednesday wrth o sound that sldps loom tl-. eternal ... rtitS o f 19505 <Oek 'n' roll to tbe moclernism ot the 1980s. T+>e NYC band featuru the eclactoc: vocal• of Cyndr lauper, the honlung oax ol John Turr and rile hard edged, bkMs·ba5ad guitar r•lls or Arth"' Neolson FrM admls11on W8FO (FM881 is koeprng the JO.ZZ lllvo this w-and w rth 1 pair of concens ..,... to whet the oppetite"ol the mo•t ovid s wong ""· Totllgnt at I 0 p .m. Jilu Artve wiH feature tl-. !lenny Goodm~>n Octtt, the Count llasit Orch. .tra and Joe Willlorns rn 1 ehow record<IO It the 1979 Playboy Jatl festhltl In the Hollywood BoWl On Saturdoy at I 0 p .m . Jan Ahvo w m P<Oient a special ro· broedcut of the FM88 productJon of tl-. 3rd Annual Art Pork Jazz Featl•al l or NPR'a INotlOtrel Public Rodlol J#.u Alive oeriet loetvring porlormanceo from Jackie and Roy. me Leo Konlu None t and the Moo Kollman Quintet tt-o. Deportment ol Theatro ~ Dance woN be Ploae11tfn(l Charlie Mooro'o Donees- OnJms of Afrlt:o lor one porform..nce only on Satwdey, Jtnuoty 31 •• 8 :00p.m., CenttrTheate<, 681 M!Mn Street, Moo<o 1\u • tMw Vorl< baMd company of twelve - · and live drummets. end lhey~alize In AfriCan dance. Tlcllts are 14 lot ltudenta. • lludillona lor The n-tre and o.nc.·s Productlo!> of JIJI>O -1M h)'OC)Ck wil be held today from 7· 10:30 p .m . and tomorrow from 10:00 • .m. to 1:00 p.m . in He..- Studio. Any lnterwted per5on ehould ptepart 1 2 minUte PtOMntetlon from an Irish poetic work, and ell ~should cal the theltle deportment In advenca at 891 -3742 . �Educational community split by H• l• n C ordu Joel """k<t, a tobbyl10 A~\OCI:Uk)n of S~t S,ul•l 1o n,, SpH,,.m WASHINGTON. D.C. (CPSI-Thc eoii<J< <omm'"'•l \ unilrd oppolillon to l'luiCkm ROIWd R<Opn~ proposaltodl>manol< the US Dtportmrnt or Education i1 IPS)3rtntl)' 1"01 ~tt)" LlfHtFd Ill all Ptupancnu of ktcpin& c-d'uc31 ton posrauu, organiz.td on a ta,biOCI levd-the deparanum WM o rlklolly 0!t011<d only la5t May aft<T some 127 1<an of consrc:,§~ion:tl dcbllt- h;t~ c bt,c.n mobt1l11na, \Ufl'POJ1 ~mce 1bc NO\tmbtr \KIOJ) of Ru~:ln . "'ho rcpnttdl) \OWC"d durant- thr camp;a:tfj1 10 abol1sh lite dcpartm<tU . Tl>ouJh mO\t mcmher. ot t h• college lobby hen' don\ ,. .,, 1'' mdd cdut<&llon back into another C3bioet dc~tlluttllo ~rne now ovtill) ~uppon making, educluton intn lodtpcndtot s.ub·~Abtnct dtpartmtnt '-Omt nolA o vcrtl)' support malin& cduca110D lniQ an '.an If\,,_ SOUHCI! Rec:-OOW. OttMt U conductor PHI k"'"50 . . . "*t mvt'ciMtt Good'r.-, H aD~~...,...,,..,..,., room l."") TI,IIIUCaf f'I9M.IN.,.... . .,..,... ._ cMaJ t he ~~ ot ~ ~ .,._, ...NN. bvt ....,_ li.f'O • ud.-c:•.oNY .... DttfonMtt.. 'Silent' orchestra stars b} !lfory .... , \ph.,n;,.., Slo/f M ,,., IIIII ooch~"' playtond no oud~<~K"< 11<111 "· l$lh<n a W)<Jnd7 The \-&tied and ~undf)' muSKUM en IM ua Rqla1ouc- Orchc:str• offtf proor that ttl< an••tt 1$ yn. E•<r) TU<_Ii!!ay niJho ohc Band Rehursal Room In the ba~l o r Coodye-•r Hti~Ntonlei I COrK'Cfl hall which pll'l)' hc.l$1 to the' mtll'ldit'\ of Mouu. Schubtrtand Brahm~ 1:hU,lhc:rc IS no audienc-e.. Strlrtlf and •nlldHOt'li\HC ., it ma) sound thest da)' •hen no onr srcm~ able 10 do anythtnJ con\l,utt•\£ .,.,,ho,u bnnc (Ofctd, tl'k- mnnb~u of tht or"ti.Nra r«rorm Mlld) for 1hcm.seho and r..n fun mtmbt'f\ \OfT\t' from aU OH1. w.mnimn from Frtdon'a and ( 1n1dot, •· \oluntre1cd 1hc Of'fht.~lto~'~o C'O"du""lOf Paul Schmtd ''NOT ~II of lhrm lU'~ rnu,,r; rnaJOf\. \\~· ha\t SOrttC! hou-.t'\\hh, and I lhua~ thrre ·•()u, dOC'tOU, , " By 7:10 r m. on lucsdJ)o che m(fl'\btf' of Ihe Rcpmout Orchnua. or K.adma Or~ua ., t~ lfOUP •~ mort ort~ a.lkd. ~~r~rr~ maltn& th.ctr rnlflfK'd. EmJM) murt.UM1\I ~ wac hascdy !loho..t'd eo thr stein of Lbt rUIQlt1t, c:haJn *m:' ~ into pl~ "'d me.uk ~"ti dutributrd ~m•d the lQOOil \ and liCl«Ct'tr<> ul tunn•J, up. lh.t' 01thc\tn mtmbtt\ ~\Pf~~ thcu cnthU\iasm ~·we read lhrouJh 0\t ,eandarc.l rtperiOHL'- ,,•\an r~pcrtenct I .Jo!'l•t ~~ m Olhf't '*ay~\ 11 t\f'lllftcd Bob Mun11, I trUmf)fl pla)Cf and U8 muliC nt~JOt. ~""'"' I h.; I he •• no-. hillf -.-a> throuah hu lhtrd )C'ir v.•lh thto 0 0 onckpcndcnt. sub-<li>IMI "'COOY lt>e Ill< Natoonal Sc.,no• Foundation. Amonc the bun arouJ>, many ,.<t< ltard·prcurd 10 aay how the niSttncc of the dcpanmcnl h3~ mack muc:h of a diffcrtnct io tht l"t'C'tnl pi!It. Indeed, ttl< deportment has made '1illk dirTerclt('c• in federal rundinc or coli•• proarlUitS and nnancial aid, says fll:ttr ~.... lobbyist loo the Natio<tal As>«iaoon or lnd<pcncknl Coll<&<i and Unt\tnicks. ln fact, GosscM, who sares:K'd hr was not •~><•kina on bthaJr ollli> orpnizatoon. 'tnturcd 1h11 the ~parlmtnl in lu tnfatK'y may haH doi1C' mort hllfm ehao cood. "'0\.irin& tht confunon of sculnJ up the d•paromcnt cdueailon lr(pJbtlon lw oulfmd." he n)s. "There wnr alltho;olines ofautltorhy bttna ,., up, and no OtiC sr-mt<d to have ttl< oiTtc:tal Otpat1mrnt 9f Educaa KM1 wOfd ... '1'ranUy,"headd•. "'don\ obit\• b •ouldnattcr a loo" lr <dOJCotton ~or• t!<mot<d lrom cabintt ~""' and: ccntraliz.~n an itMJct~Cndem IJCn<) Rumor• durina the fino day> ol the R._ thoc tdUtaJOn lkpartmcnt " do>montkd, •• prc>sran" ,.ill be rno•<d to lhe US lkpanmcrM ol Health&. Hl.rnan s.... Icc• (HHS). Ttl< old us Dtpann><nt or Heoloh. Edocotion and Welfare (1-Q!WI ~ .. admttiUiration S\i&ldiCd tt\31 •fttr tcn.amtd HHS ancc Uw nc• education dcpertmenl .. » ora•niud. L•"-~ othtn contactt'd ror thU. artick. Oourns f<lt \hOI "oa<n<t uatus Is prcf<robk to hlvtnt the Oc1>olrtntml m back •o HHS . W• d<foMcl) ~I ·~·-·,~·· lor ttl< NatlonJI Uruvcrsltlct and Land-Grant tllll•t<• "'ho campaicncd lor ttl< cruuoa or lite s<paral< <dll<'lllon departm<nl Ul 1911-79, ..,... tll>t • 011(\•c t.lck to HHS "'Outd .,. dbrullCI~ . Ou1 llta cuncrrn it~. st~b0tt} EducatM>n -.at buncd on Iii:\\' " Uut J)ad.C'r ai)(J ..a~\ indcrcndenl agtncy sti.tu~ ""'WouiOn\ bl· 11\:11 tc-rrblc" Howc\'cr. he add" tNit .JN.• dn~u hnr 10 the prc\.kfent I has eablllC't"kvc1 \l.,ltJ\ reptt\Cnl \ h~' been "'htlp(uJ .. sinc'c M.a) ~t-b\ltt& fh\rmtt Sc..:ttl:at) of Educ3uon) Shtrk) Huf\ttdl('r bc't"J ~bk' tO mJlc our t"ast d1r~11~ 10 fl•••tdent ( •nor and the Ofrtc:e of Monagcnt<nl &. llu<Jrco had .. crrcct." Padco ny>. "The budi<l.l thmL , ¥.ould have be-rn wo~C' wilhoua ilo"' •tuhttdler Mnclf bro\.t from ht'r \PftCh mtroduc1ng eh(: fbt Carcrt tducation bud&tl to ma~c 1M ca\t for ktcpna chc: ckpanmcn4 She prrd,.t<d thai dt>m.,..lin& the t!<par~mcno """Ill ltacf lf'lir\lfabl)' 10 ~C\U 1ft (ccktaJ )Upporl lor edueotoon Pf'OIJoms" <>11<"~1 bcca- oltlte prom1!td cuts 1n domnnc spcodint u.,cc•rd durlt\JI¥ R.u,g.an ~ra . EducaUon proaraml , ~ )a.d, will "'frJC't rvtn mo<< inl<ns• com~thlon fO< rcwcr r«~<ra~ dol'-•· Only a "'t':ohrsi'it' t~nual orpnizaaion• •Ill II\'C r<iYt'Mioo chc powtr 1t nccd.s 10 do -~n 1n tht competition." Ttl< US Student "'""'t"'oon" \lmJiul)•oppc»<-d to br ca~1n1 up the dcpartmtnl "We -.·crt ablt: 10 like tht Jl udenu ' concern-for InStance when we had (undin& problems with Slud<nl loam-ri&bt to the s-«rtllf). •ho re-poned 10 lht prutdc-m." .wbmlf~ USSA lobb\ist EdUMdo Wolle. USSA EHcldi'oc O.m:too front Vigiano loa}> h.lv•na lbt cabJnc, ..tc-ve:l dcpatmtN wu ~•*' ronooin1 ttl< all•imponano Hiahc.r Ed-tan Rc:a'" honzat ion 1\ct ptU<>d last lall . -"1 hC' dcpanmrn1 tw:l a tot mort c'our whtn lht scactary went 10 CC>n11tH"' chao whro ~U(II&IOf'l wa.rcpr<i<ntcd by the old US O~oiEdUCMion , wbo;h ,. ., part olllte HE\Io , '" fhll v,u&mo. l1\t othtt Convn .. ..,.. c ~n o doubn Ruaon .. ru be an1 more suo:orssftJI tn abolhMnc. an U('t\i.ll\<t de pan mt:nl 11\an h"' pcedt<:C'~)Or). Ntw cdocation Her-teary T rrrtl Bdl haJ. been irtvolV<d in hi&lter cducaJIOfl lot y<au," V , _ po;,, out. "W< thanl he .. ut pr-ly try oo convtD<c the cabUtc\ lnlcnally t MI tlte ck:pon...,. ca bt cui ba<\, buo SIUI \ rllC ." otchr\tn Rt.:ttlrd \hnn. I rlt~o~.1an hom A.mhnv .. t\o P'2)'\ danna and n~c. ·>14, " It '' Roo.! -II<'< I htard abuul t\ I"'O )CU> 40 an~ JOII'Cd I'•< b«11 ,.ta)·inJ for )() )tUSo" 1 Tht nr~ rltm: M.hcdulcd for thl\ (;VC'Otn& was B«th0\fft S FtDI l)vmr'lhon} .. In tlt,he . " ~:hm1d d irttttd. ghln& lht downbe-at Numttotb fHUPI of fen. clad 1n clua), boot~. 1-ne.akcn 0 1 JU"'t \OCb. tapped .oflty co "'"' ' '1h< rhy>hm a~d 111< r«lo'lTIW<< btaan •Saor. Slop'" vnamtd Xhmtd ''Scan Jt lntrr A . Wrort cemns "''c•ed up .~· Tht\ deb)'. h()\iloT\C'f o .,.as tht 0t1l\ hall caJkd throuJhout cht t "hl t f'if't f'QO~ttmcnt, v.htd\ U rcmu~ablt' t.mct: t.bt: mwcans -ert pla)tng throug)l lht musk ''on siaht," nrvct ha"'"-" l«'ft 11 «rorc rlt"pnc their prof'ktt:ney and 1kill. howc\c:r. concctt b not D lratl commonly found amona 1hr orche:s.ua mrmbtts StcoPd vtoltnisa Barb Kr~t~Li summed up her accomrlt\hmtna) saytnJ, "I fa"-c tt- l"m vet)' sood as that •• ,... UB cr-duat< <lud<~l ·~ o;h<mt<OI') , Batb jOined .... orchHII"I ~ .. a alrl •ho "~ ttach•na me MC&ed mt to You mm qune a ft"V~o antcreu•nl pc:"'O\\c •• .. , ju>t CO'I'Qc hut ror the J.l&ht rndlna npcneo«," added Karen Salhan)', a firse vto11ni~ wnh a ma!.tcr'• dttr"c in En&hsh. "Muitt ts. my I\'OCAik>n u Foli0'4in& B«&hO\oef\ an'd a s.hon brcal, Schmtd led ch(' orchC:Wr» fn an obo< concerto &tn<'fiUy astrlbut<d to Hotdn uhc musioan> spc<~t sevcral monutcs dJspu~~q It> autltcntlcitY) Th< oboe toloist was JUI Pcnncr, "'"" 1w cl<morulraled h<r lo)111ty to the k<JX110U< Orrltatn b)' d~itlttt> UB from Fr<donUI <•crt TU<Sday for 1"'0 yun. Schmid onocl«lly dosmtS~ ttl< Haydn <O<K<rto t i betna "vcr; •:uy rcadlna." Vcr; llttl< 1roubl< was cneouno<red durina oh< counc or th< Hoydn pi«:<, and ancr oht third movttnerot, .-eryone apploudcd tit<: 101obt. "LC1'l do tht fllst movcmmt ovtt," suuaccd SChmid ••What the hecU" Munc has bc<n call«! thrcommon bond which rUS<S tot.<th<r people or many diffcm~t ba<\p-ovnds. and oooupalioa._ Palonnen in the Rtadln& Ordtnuo found ow about tlt< stOUP in various "'"Y' "MOSI pcopk lind ouo tltrouJh ohc nocdla, indi..;dual conoaa with teachers. and word or mout h," Schmtd t:~laincd, JIJIIU$ Mattt. a ccU1st In the orcbdtn and a wacchmaker ouuklt of it, rcmcmbcted, "I bavt bc<n piayin& cdlo for)() year._ I sa• tltls wrium up a whfte..., iD ttl< ...,...,.. and lh<Y W<r< ltoll<rina r.,. Win& pla}<n, so I sllowed Ujl . .. Mo<h<r cdlut. Golbcn Hom. " a Prcsbylerion mindlcr and becam< a warr ol ttl< Rt:adln& Or-dtcotra throuJh the mapz~n< ,...ion ol a ncwspopn . "This b only my second lime 11<1'<." h< admitted . Membenof the ordtiSUll are und<r no obliptlon to ottmd <Vert week, but rqular panidpatlon b prcl<rr<d. "Viola players arc always i&nored," eomplalnd! violist Slwoo GO.W. o1Jaduatc >tudcnt In milD< at UB. "But they miu usSill« 111 bqilmina three yeon ...,, 11te flnwhnc OrdtdtR 1\oJ stirred much i.Dic:rest but It 1w - tot rcacbod Juch • lc¥d or partldpotion tMI allows or its 10 ~ abscot and u..-iced. l1tc Of'Cllcitra is in conscant need of new members, anisas ..;mna to hdp keep eultw• alive at UB. -·n: ,_,.. ;...sidaN FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AT P .J .,S WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! 50¢ STROHS DRAFTS! $2. 75 STROHS PITCHERS! $1.00 MIXED DRINKS! FREE MUNCHIES! starting at 1 p.m .! n. lk /tH "'uiiCIIJu - • ...,_,._ U.... help ~c U.C ro lcrep .,.,...,._., lotocJr to. ... ._IN ~.:~~~~~ . ...,. --ryIJB . !! L ! �t r---~C::-:H:-:-.A-=-=BA":"":D~H~O~U~S~E~a-n_n_o_u_n-ce-s----...':""'.~:~: j OPEN HOUSE I Saturday Night ! SHABBA TON - Life Workshops provide~" ALSO at 9 pm Tonight & Tomor row Friday Jan. 30 at 6 pm COFFEEHOUSE & Sat. Jan. 31 at 10 am JAM SESSION ... diverse , ·~~ open instruction (for a grt•l muskoll evtning) • ' FEATURING • •, The Super Scrumptious Kiddush on M.lin Sr. after Services At the Amherst Chabad House 2501 North Forest Rd . ChJbad Housf. kwtsh Student Center 32~2 Main St. ear Englewood ' - - - - - FOR MORE INFORMATION CAU688·1642 STUDENT FEE WAIVER APPUCATIONS are available in the SA Office, Ill Talbert Hall o ·ea411ine for applying is MONDAY, FEB. 2nd Fee waivers are based on financial hardship! I Do yeou "'ally want to leaf• 50m<thina inltr~tlna or useful • ..-ilhout haul<i aboot schedules and andes7 Ufc Workshop• orftr> 63 free obort ronn or 00< d.us OOUrs<S this tcmeSt<r, """" to all fa<lllty, aJumni ond 11udmt> or UB. The: provam, •hicb runs from January to Apnl. offtrs "otkshop> on >ucll cli•-topi<:s u .,;- bakq, eommuno<atina ,.ith the daf.111d CPR ..,.......... •The 'lcada' of,eadl ,..orb/lop is tither lno"lcd'"'blo or cscabliobcd rn th< SU!ti«< h< ac<ordina to Apo<w• Coorcknator or Stucltnt Allain Ann Hrcu. 1978 WtSttrn Nc" Vorl Ba<kpmmon Champion Sic'<' Sho•d, and Buffalo Auclobun S«i<1y Protdcnt Ella R<aonc arc ilmona 11\c lndcrs in lhis scmc.RC'r'\ ..,orbho~. La" scmcsttr about 900 pcoplc ~Qrlktportd rn UB'> Ltfc Wqrksllop ••Idles ,...,.)(.). Sporuorcd by lhc Studc:nt Dcvclopm<nt Pro¥rarn Otr....., (SUPO). Lift Work<hops I> runded p•nially b y th< 51)1'0. end partially by th< Undtraradulltc Student Assoc:iation. Sclll other work.,hop~ lrt' rundcd by th< F"M'uky Student Assodation. 1'1\cn: fl no rcJhttalion f«. but ~1r l'OOLin,& a.ntJ an cla.s.\0 do ha.¥t: a IllIt erial~ ch.arg.t. The work4wp lcou.lt-r\ :~rr ~ul untcrn.. Nfll>ttalloa The SDPO r«Tuiu mou le~dt•n .md L1tc \\ orhhop M.rb, but anrone •ho •i>ha to teoch and bcli.-n h< has th< ~nO<Oiedl._...d kad<rihrp nt'\tuar)' to kaJ a "Ofl.$hop u mcouri&C'd to \ubmh • ptQpMal. HiC'h ioaad. h u. that rC'\K-v.C'd and 1M pros~11\'C k01du .ntcntc:" cd. Mm( propo>als at< acttp<cd. l1fc \\ orlshop.~. atltmpb 10 balarKc •ts rttul~r topecs -.uh nnr or tJ11frtn'll onn and man) \."'Ut\0 !t9W' UniH'f'ht) dcpart.mtnlliO foUow-up on them, Hr<ks <Aplaincd. II ~rfcrcd "Drnamtu o l U uman Suuallty" in I all 1973- thc rir~ timt any courv on the ~UbJ.."CI ~"llt ot't,c.-rcd a1 UB. she notrd Nt'I•~Ullllon lor ¥~~JrL. ..hof'l' r' u~u:tJI) th." \I.' IJI\:..1 Ul) to the ~ay th~/ ~ur~)hup bt·IJm .and ~•m ~don..- oHr the phot'l.: 01 111 110 Norton. - l11"v Congdun ~~--- Next Wednesd~y - - -- - -- starts a week of FUN!! - - - -- -- - U/8 WINTER CARNIVAL: february 4thru 8 FEB. 4 FEB. 8 COMMUTER BREAKFAST FACULTY·& STAFF BRUNCH AND CROSS COUNTRY SKIING 8 a.m.-noon Fillmore Room, Squire. PANCAKE EATING CONTEST . 9 a.m., 11 a.m.·2 p.m. eontact the Faculty Club at 831 ·3232 Fillmore Room ~ --------; COFFEEHAUS noon·2 p.m. Haas lounge INTRAMURAlS 3 on 3 Basketball 6 p.m., Clark Hall. ICE SKATING 12·5 p.m. lake LaSalle Skate Rental $.75 �T ltt UJI Frbbee Tram will h .. a p,..llu tomorro• afttr•oo• 11 1 p.m. I• tb• A•lttr"R Camp .. B Mbbl< , All ••"'•o••rs .,.. lo• htd l o lilt .... i mpire Ganies eye snow sport GcMmor Hop L C.ey "'""tlj ho'l the pmo. KC<Kdtn' to To..., of fllortb Elbo SuptM\01 J..\ Shea "The Stat< of New Yor ~ 0. 1Uiranotcd the full caorcnoion or the Nonh Elbe annouft<cd l.bat the r~n~ Empire Si11e Winter Gamet ..,n bt htlotMarch IJ..I~ at Lakt Placid . AI lhe okt o( tbt 19110 "~RI<f Olympics, the pmcs will fcatun nordi<: and >lptnc tl..o~< Placode p.,~ o "ortC1," he ...d. ··r~ Oamn arc 1 lonjt _. ~.,•td dtvdopmrnl •~ion&. bob>ltddin• • r..... and SjJttd ~ ~ ....,. and •• , . compttition. " The S\K'f:U.\ or 1he Emp~rc State 0-amrs. summn Pf'OITatn has pro..,l<frcf lt'lr iniliilli~rt­ to puc Ntw Yorl Stale'.s lftal win1cr ~pon' in the tpotliJht," explained Carey. " By hpklinc lht Empiro Stare G:unc:s 11 Lal< ~ Wt are reinfon:ina our commltmenl 10 makin.a NC"\11' Vor\ State the amaltur \fN)rl!. capilal or tht toun t ry-what~er I he .\ta\On ••• Lakt Placid ufficials Rrc mo_re than plea.«""l to '" •tnier 'porb •hN:.h ~~~~~u a iJo" 1\.c~ Yor._ alhldb a c.·hanLT 10 s.,othaht tttttr ~pOrt ~nd lm)'M'avt lt\C"t.t s\.Ht." sa•d WiJham H1d.t') . PresKic.m o( tht' N1olonal l!ob<kd I'~>>OC!IIoon The Gam<> Ire conduelrdob) the NN Yorl Stat< Offl<'<' or 1'1trk> And Mte•<•tlon. and ... co'lop()n\Orcd b)' 1h~ Nt'fll Yo r k S.r.tt Alhl~it Com1ninM»n and 1hc f'it"' \' ur~ c:;.uut C01 nm•~on on Sport> 'nd Wlnlct Olylllfll'" After a goal a rtJme pace, Mike is NHL's real boss b) JtOnr R . Thlrstoa At"UOHI jpofta £d/tot ,dod .. : I dod •• l m WhaJlll)."wd Ml\c l!ouy anu <CO«nJ his 50th t"-'o or the >n><m ·~ \"' m<rrdil>lo • for Mil.c llou) ,...,. 50 JOOI• on a >tnal< ... _ """'"'"' """'"'' lfo•r~et.tho baaeh of r.oab •u Khtt"C"d •n onl,.- SO pmn-tomcihtn& •boo has poe t-n dont MIW><t (Roc kt<) 111<1\ard nt1bltlhed the '"'""'"' Hoc~cy lei&IIC r«Oid m 19• 5 \\ tlh onh 89 \C'COf'f.h , ..mamlf\1 "' the pmc- bet• rcn tht Nt• Vorl l,loJtdc,. >nd Ouch<, Nordoqut\, 8n'<) fiocd a qu.d <hol throuch the l<p of OU(~C phend~r Ron Grahounr. f"OCW'II!n& h1'- tum to • l...a '-ll,;lm' S:uwda} tn t " "' klllt\d\ Ntio,:au C*"1otum •Inc• I or Bo)') \uch ruts ~R' mcrcl) dotna • t~ ACADEMIC WEEK ENDS WITH A BANG!! tome' nelural hi h1m ·r-obod\ \eh UUI to brca~ rrc01d• Yt>u )llil rlil. )ou ""'•· and the) n1ppt"n:hc:sa.td • at~~cMS0 · •""'$0,ti\3J\onc l~ant rd HolHn&m)namt n<\1 to Ri<:hard won\ he to <habby," w lr<r In Ihe ye41, in onl) the l Uth &11•1< of hi< youn& career, ll<>ssy "'OTcd hiS lOOth aoal Thu pl11eau h., bten olloorK:<I by onl) Ill !'layers- hiS <lo«>t <ompc111or bcona Richard. "ho nudtd JJ6 t!J!mh to '"'~the nult\tontT-e l(oac ~ Chie1go BlACk HJw k aoalocrtd<r Tony bp<>!ol o dnulbt• Botw. "He has the -nack ofhlttlnj the Oll<'n •1"4 rn lht nti,!U>IIIke nt) · b•othct I'IIU. \'ou con\ Inch lhll . You hove to he born whh thltlrutlnct for 1hc >pot whercrhe ao..r~ iln, .• Tony-.brcxher 1'1111-wlloju>l rethcd fn>m the New Yor ~ Man&tr>-S<"~ an intrtdlbk r<COnlllitrutlf. 1n 1971, Espo 111lied 76 lomn on only 71 pmn. Tha1 rrcord h.IJ been \hreJICtntd only once , wtwn Bossy-as 1 •oo~k- ftr<d 69 In tarnona I he CaJdtr 1 roohy ror R'l"~ .. or Ihe Year. Bossy'S qucot for ohe pil<'non>cnal mar ~ ,.., wputd by Los Nl&<l<s l(inJOwhc Sinvnct . Simmet,.,hostored • 6umn hcforc ht> 50thpme. ""ortd thre< timn on S11urd1.)'. k1•ms h•m on< sho" or •barlaa the unprtttdtmtd rtt ord w kh Bossy. "Boy,lhal p<~e mt I 11111," BosS}' wd." What I 1felllrY by C'harbc." ll<>s<y, who movurllher otuu»hlf oolhc lrt.t>""' the sporl<hfii Skllcr of, gy, MoNreal's Guy LaOtw. H< drd«the net r<pctociOIAiy wh~elris tlocmaa-Qftlcr 8ry1n Troclicr and ~ft Winctf Oar~ GUiits--.usll I he ll"Ck up the ICC anddJ& rt out ort~ torncn When the time romu for l!o»y to rcctr>e 1 pou bt Is IISUIIIJopcn and rudy to ktoc Oy-only l.,. Kaney OJWald 11 b<lit•td 10 ha>c bWted offqlll(~<r •holst han Bony . A<-dinc 10 l'b!Adclphla Fl;er attmondcr Pltll M)rc. "You\• al .. ay> "ondtrinc whtrt he h Somtllma,..,.. ,....,. >« him 11n1d alln ht\ ,oaJ, \Cortd on you.• 1otetkno«> "ftople cau S>1 that Ml'e~ r~us has come btcousc ... ~~ .. lincmat~t) sn hun up 10 KOft. b4ill t1 •orU bocb lroct~r SIJd- '1 nn cr had a I)Q ..prunt ) eat YniU M1\.e camt along Wt"rt frK'nch more ••Yf ... than leamm•cs. UMi we ...-ant cac:tt ocMr to c:lP well'" N o,. plioyonaln lb<lrfounh ycartottther.lhclmcmillu havt dc••loocd I unique r<lotionsltip "I OIJI l<ll b) the ftol o( ohe ll"C~ on mt Sli<l whcth<r tbc pan r om< rrom l!lyan or (.,'Jar~..,.· Rnuy uplaJncd . IIA:cordln' 10 Trotllcr, Cuk (ted. 1 firm!)&<$ on the monty "l td< a liulo olfthe ll"Cho makt II tulor to hllldlc .• Admk• tbc,Jiou, "'''hty 111 I tht qulcktso hondltn 1\oclt), WI you'd ntV<r krl>w thll &om the "'IY I play Spoce Invader>." Aft<r ~y\ retard pm<. he rcctOYtd 1 phone call from Richard <onsr-tlllllmaltim on mllc ho!ll lh< l6·Ytlll'-old record. , know whll he Is &QOJll 10 lay when I t« him." menuoncd Bos$y. "He11 claim be still holds the rc<OI'd btc1usel IC'Otcd in I he last mlnule and he 1COt'cd hiJ with t wo miniii.U to ro.• I - T THE ACADEMIC FAIR- - Featuring: *andFOOD * MUSIC * DISPLAYS * DEMONSATRATIONS * All this TODAY IN THE FILLMORE ROOM Squire Hall from 8:00 am - 3 :00 pm SEE YO UR ACADEMIC CLUBS IN ACTION I IT'S FREEl! hi•• ' Brought to you by SA Academ_k Clubs and Commuter Affal(s �l:l ..! Top Oswego ~ ..!i Upset puts Hoopster back into title race by And)' M od di&. . AssutGnt Sports Et/aiO' ~ ~ Ju>t "h<n )OU thouJht it was .,.r< to write offJb< UB bukttball Bulls thi• ><a>on, "Wo't< still in it," oflirm<d bead coaeh Bill H uahtf, Tho Bulls raistd 1hdr SUNY Athlt>lic Conra-ence r«ord to 2..1 tand thdr overall r«O<d tO Sol i) by whipping tb< hOSt o ...·oao StOlt Ore;at WOI'I, ~6-5 1 Tutfdoy tvcnlna. 1 Karon Henderson, 1 6'2" J unior from Richmond, Va .• playtd tht pan uf "a nra-<l•n bcro" (In th< ~ord> of HuJh<S). H<nd<non camt offtbc b<n<h to...,,. •aam<·hiJh 2l points in hdplna UB sn•p a sh·aam< w1nkss meak. ~ron <hot • torrid 7 for 12 fra<n tbc r.eld. and • P<f(«1 9 "" 9 from 11\t fr« 1hro~ hnt. f"or"A.vd John Frtz.palrick was thc-onlyCKhu Bull 10 "'-.'Orr 10 double fiJurn. notchin& 10 poinu. llulb ~·••"" Art<r bnna tood ""h Os•<an 21·21 at lbc half. UB v,plocl<d In obc W'Mond, a) Hmdcnon' ' Jumpn put tlv Bulb ahad 10 )tay •ith tinlt o-.·rr four mtnuln to ria)' From 1h11 po(nt aJJ Buffa.k» had to do WioJ:S tat the dod, "hlth lh<) monagd witb litLk diffi<Uity, thouJh orr~una ..... II bt", ronno,en~•1 do.. n t~ )l.r~ch. L;ury Cbahfo~ and Prnton JohniOn <hrpj)<d 1n IS point> t~eh forth< lo><rs. The Bulls cannot SI\>Or 1he vkcory too lona tho\&lh. 1.) SUNY nval VtnC')C'O SIIIC' ,.111 •nvadc OarL Gym tomorrow at 8:30p.m. Acc..-ordms to .,luJ.htt. dtse'ribing lomorrow·srontt:lt aJ "cruC'Ial" would bt an undmtat<mtnl. As of Tutsday, VB 2·2 in SUI'IY ootlon, while w., G<n<><'O wu 1· 1 (~llh • Wednesday ront<Sl al Buffalo Scotti. A third SUNYAC IM" v.nuld "'uu.ally claminarc a tt':am from a ~hot at tht SUNY West lill< •nd.; ,uaranteed NCAA plo)orr bid. • Huahti t\pl;unC'd thai .... nh il $·11 onraU rrcord 10 d:tlc, an "ac·larar" ~CAl\ bod " ~uld b< hl&bh unlikd) . In order ror th< Bulli, or &n) otlt<r SUNY cram h.J t nltr po~t·wason pl.a). :a first or ~ad plk~ Conftrmcc f1n1)h u a mus,c \ tttlllln oppontnll .._. Oenn<o, •ho spons a 5· 7 0\etall rttord, fntu,..ollr« Jtattns from la>t "'"""'· Hllnbura' s Pout RJC!I.s tbc """' -•bk rt~urn«. Rich, • 6'5'' " IJ.Conf<rm« fOf"ard last ..,._, ,..,<r.,.nal• po;nnond IOr<bounds thu ) <II. Terry Mta1h. 6'•". and 6T' Todd Muar<Da JOin R.:h, a~onqtns 12 and II po1n11 rc!tpo«lfo.t'l) • Hu&)\n no1td that, althouJ)\ Gennco i\ a b1J:1ram. h11 Bulb ha~oc "out· rtboundtd our 11)1 five oppon('ftti.'' ln funhv &ssnJt41\J hU ltOl.m. Hugh(') ~'prC'S~ conltntmcnt with tht Bull! ddmst. but bqnoancd. ••wr'rc still ~.,.. our olfttUiw rx«ution." Offc.nJivr consiittncy h.:u pla&ucd UB ch.roucJtoul much or tht ~:a~n . ··wr'rt not acttlnl tht pOints on the: board;' atk.no¥r~~,ro HuahcJ • .,..ho adckd. that h11 c1ub wfll be' \U~in&. offtruavc improveme-nt. in iu pr~ratk)n for 1omorrow's bau,e. Hu&h<S f«il thll by judJinc fra<n p<rformanc.: or th< two o,quadl a.&ain" tommon oppontnss, lht dud 11 Clark waU bt a dose one. "'Tht crg,.d r<ally hdp<d O.w<an (Tu<Sday n•JhtJ," added tbc Bulls' roac:h. rM a.-:~n~•tJim OiYwlcll<f'" AHOT ...ER TOUOH OPPONEHT: K.n Jontl (&5) 1Mwn In tcUon l1h on 1M l!ol411 ._, Ole,_ Hetl II t:30 p.m. ~ Knights' NA -oai.ut luUM SU t• , and N t tHfttml111 .nJIIK e tonOCbef SUNYAC rKcard st.ftd.l et \•I ..WI• lM Ul ...,....,, • n • ..n2·2.. IOUQh ~ tOft'tOI'tOW n'ON I I tM C.ntlto St• M KNQhlt "We really nttd a aood cro•d." PHOTO OPYING BALL lll m·5pm 365 Squire Hall fOUR(?!) Jim Bouton • Former pitcher uiith the · Yankea & Atl, nta, • Famoa• Sportaca.ter • Author of the bat •ellen 'Ball Four' and TM Glad You Didn't Take It_Personally' ~ TO SPEAK AT U.B. TIME: 8:00 pm PLACE: Fillmore Room of Squire DJ\TE: Thursday, Feb. 5th ADMISSION: $1.00 Tick~ta available at: Squire Ticket Office and at the door. 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Good lhh'lk SSS.......erip 835-4844 tHE lilt:Al 800<- mr.A~C ' '~ OW'IlMif • I 6fU .'«'f lrtf 'flllo' 11S 00 w:c,:•; JOE- l NYC I. LONG IS. Bu Tidlets: $45 .....~trip £or IRC feepayen BOULEVARD MALL 834-7727 -"'""'"1 ~ ~~ ~ ~~'~';.,":.~, ~~~:,:::;:~,;:c e ::.v.'::rs ~e~~•c:.1"1:1!; i s.. ~· 04 ·~n-tfiOuCf\. Atttr •••• """"'' "ue ao ~ Y' aao ~quito ~ ~iml ... I , . o, I ' ' ' ' . ... .._...ltfO-. -- eoew.' Mottl GS DAVE H I n'll)l ~· ~~----------------00 tt 41 P • .L aonOMSt $15.00 Exam W[ DELIVER ve eo ""' Je.llft YfAit a.~ JOE You're .., trw » • .,._1ft •mn:kr l """l t ~4f\1Vt toN' YOU I p Doft, . ....... 'fW 41 . . . . . . . . . ,. PLANES l BUSES TO -. OtScount LtquorS ;_. r.rtft N(WE-.. Intn:N:IIUdionJ,.IQU-fht rdAI•.... Gla.- $19.98 e Proleealo!lal Eye U. f l U . • DO •OOittOt I l.P ~ toftloQitt •I 7 M OOOH I tM'I I w.,tt Plf'.W _,.., .out' '.0 t~t M'k~ 1m ~ • • I W.Oc tftt ".,, , tr\.iri9S we. CUO 'llll'iftt """"I AMVbt .,...... rno. t,;UIIIIu .• quiet no"•"'otaer c..l • ComPete f>8j( ol wtm 1Kk... E11c-euen• cond!toO!, 1} ) 00 Dilen on .;-no YO WAPPV' 81R.Tt10AY JOE ~v•ont'lv f4e••lor-AMV H•'!' l '<lf;. EO. A.Jrlc• l 1 J M A ..._., ••~ ,eN d.,...eo .W!I"'I ovt Wwfl•l ~ QlthOft) l)f'ftf'f"'""'- Aw.ttl. tmmcdJet...y. ..Jer Sp l'lft t:Jl'f'2U . IJ] TRIPLE &E,4M 8AI..ANCE lOt Wlt, \<10 f'Kfl, f't*lll. <41111 .a& .&.&«), S IC' I SU!l, s.nct JJ ~~·~•• u\1'1 crtKII. or~.. OtOt>r •uottthr f"vblllhtta P 0 Do• ~~~~ Grl'\0 (("\, .. Stlt!On. N 'Y • ~ "Y 1ot., Rfl\jl [Jf' t..'YOtl'lt~ M~m.m~>er W'!Wn ~ .....,. In Tb-1\ ... I he 8 etl D¥1 .. lh;r Viet HOU5£MA TE nttoeG to -"""• ':) I:JO'"m ..-tmtftf WOMSC W JOL siMOft::~ l~y7VfM' w.nQ l•ot. ~ tt1t w•y I' "' not too F M££ C4$i£flE TAP£, ' 'Thlr\k enG Grow 'IKft" C f ) Yalwe) Y~ tf-ft'l (~~e t1Qifl o4 Cleuk• t M•fMII('f' C~EYY IMPAlA UCAIIenl r~o~n!'W1 . W"~ews ·~'"· u mDQ. us an.- GINA & me IOU. IM NC'dOOt tnan. D•rrv end "'NV HAPPY Olll'tTUOAY I NO flUS t)OCM;. Of 11 ONE MAl£ TO l UI Apt, ntet M.SC, call W:t''tll(e ..,..~ ~ and ~,1 t<o~~n~~ iOf 11pm.• sat 10l. SETTER/FASTER/ FOR LESS ,,,. CHEVY -c.ot.c:t Oe.\lk, 0000 c.Dndlr-10!\. 'WI V'ftllil tlfH. WJ.,. 07• •POI't<l•Tf'd TIU c...t\11.- MfWiHn CIP"' ef\0 PfOMra" H.-tt f'ott utor•• COf'G"f'"e, C' t te ltrw•r •l At'ty worm.~ .. u •t f111ote. LOSt LATKO ...,attebt• M.¥d1 ' · ........,. FEMALE RESUME PROBLEMS? •net WOUld DC' 1.11nne.r oftff still •t•nO Rrchmond A¥• PR0F£SSIO" NI.. SlUDFHT w•ntt!d fO tl\w'e MC"t hom~ t 'Jiritft QM.t9f, vMd, l1f'"f9' ~) in E99t.'l"ti"'f:i..,. f" l¥f' mi!\41'* ,...,. MSC, (.ell ewonfnQS &l6 U1't FOUND C•tc:Vf•110r ~ Frorcu' Hallin Dectmotf' OwMt m • o;cletm twullint U..UO ~toff40wMG Print I• ,,"two tl~ts. at .sm. FOUND ()HI[ 'tllflow rn«NI OIJ1'I.40t I..OC:kWOOO llll!lrtt'Y, c•U .C.ff'l't ~ lui Ty~& ~: 8~r~~,,~~~S~£:.:,~.c;: FEMALE ROOMMA:TE WANTED to ..,.,. lht'ft btOO:IOfn ~ IT'Ietll .. This Sunday Feb. 1st 5 to 10 p.m. �~j Quote of the <hty " I yam what' I yam." - Popeye No te: 8.Kkp.age ls a Unlverslty M:f\IICt. o f The ~rurr,_ ttolk,u att run lru or ch11ree. The Spectrum dou not gu•rantt:e: tNt aU notke• wilt appur and rue:rvu the right to edit a.ll notlcu. Notices to tppur more tha.n o nc.e must be ruubmltted lor u e:h p.lnUng. l"'' otku w111 not be ttkc:.n o ve.r the phone. Cour•c listing w111 not be p rlntC"d. Oea.dllnu are Monday. Wt.dnHda y a.nd Frld.y •t noon. A )'oun; boy needs the. AttenUon bc:Mnb of en olcSu m•tt • bW b.rothet. H~·s 14 Gnd l!lil.u sporb~ C•ll Joe at CAC 8J 1~2 1 o r st op by 345 Squlrtl: J im Bouton, forme.r tfY Y anke:e-. spofUCoJttr, end author ol 8.Jll r,., • nd God l'ou Cidnl T•••lt P<Y-oiiJI speak> Feb ' at 8 p.m. in tht'. flJimort Room, Squh~ .. Cha~d Hou s.e-Qpefl Ho use on<l Shobbalon today 4t 6 p m. tomo,ow ot lO a.m. on both umpuMs.ll you ·r~ on ~~~n St .. con't mi.u lhr kiddu:sh •t 1292 Jll\ain St. and tomor,ow ntg.hl •t Amheut there will ~ • t'OifHhouw wllh Fact.lt tOCT\OifOWa t 8t30 p.m . tn t he Flnmore Room. Squh~ · tt. II you Ill<~ dondng. yo u'll Ilk< lsrotll Fol~<londng s..n.t.y 01 2 p m. jn 3« Squlr ~ Do )'eM' have: &n Sdu for • Je•tsta Cullur• l Projc.d or bn btuh Pro)KI;.&rtng 11 to )44Squlft e!'KI we -.tll hdp you •n~um~ Mandt) •l~r I p.m '"Ho• '• Yout Lo-.e life?* slide~... dultog ... ,lh to"t: ~oMI~s •M sutddt coniQhl et 7 .JO and 9 C).m In the ~tudent end~ wssiOn w•~h ~rr~rMn.s At 9 p.m tt 250' for~Jt :lnrtOUflCCJllCD(!I UUAB Colft:c.t\0\ISt pruentA an tl\lenl ng or Jan Rock Rd K•uh.trtt~e: Co ~r~ll Theat~r. Workshops-Rtoglst•ll n \OI1t•"wco• lot t"l .,.."'.."'"' -.or~~ps. • hlch '"'ludt- ~- to S.tor'l('_~ l Ll\t:•-S· l'tool. \\.ork o"d F.omtl'f, [,plo,utJ ..,,.,. ~~oln 4md Cu1d.,; tor Sttphm111tt'.~ fo, Cl,.t••h .od ~~·W.tlloo In the Tht. Impact ol Regiona l lruegrallon on Tr-ade a nd $Qullc Ccfttr, Lounge. Lt>l my ~opt~ go! F~nd out ho w ult 6J6 2608 ot stop b)' 110 Norto, "l 'f'OU t.Of'\ hel~t L.ouHon o~ ProductK)n- given by 0• Ed!)ttf Cronk1ng o l lht Otpt, ol Oeogrdphv WcdnC"fldtt\' a t 1 p m. In .320 MFAC. £Jiiccu. L•ft. Acac;~e:;nlc Fair lodd) hom 8] p m tfl the Fllb,otckoom SQu.tr (offc-tr .tno !JOfhlb unHI noon Sr~ Ch.p._,., ~emon\HitttOI"S hom )OUI ~Udt-n1u Ctub~ O•op b• Dfi'ltlttfl1 tl~s« bH:••se 11t~und ~d to~tf' _o.otnt" t.~t\nl( food 8To~t to ,-.:.~o~ t'l\ <;A •~ '"" .\c4drm•c '""b•tn~' lA~•\\.-,. .. Comm"'tu Bu~.xrut thr '"~' ~ .,,., -.... e~ hfiLIA" ftQn. 8 noo., •n 1h~ FlHmorr ~loom "'N''' SHusnale for SoviC"I J u•r)l tobte to4t~ Family probltms i Trouble wHh your chlldte rfl farrdlv tllttopv '' • \ oUebe at W ~hologiQI Se rvk:c~ Ce!nlrr Eltlcott 42)0 Rki9f' lu CaU 831 )()67 fot tnformDtlon •nd on " tnternatiOI\11 Human Rlgh u : C.n Studies" gfvtn by 01. Vhglnl' leaf)' Tl.ldd•y at 1 p .m. 1n )20 MFAC, appolntrn~ru EUrcou The Cou.nscHng Suv1cC: on the third floot ol .-,kMf'l HIIK ~ ~-nw~ • Mens Suppa, tnd Cto-lh Group Any wen p COftliC1 Bob Pt.JAGO Tw-*y or-Thut~ hom 9 J pm .. g~to ~" b)- Chatl6 U:~~iler 1M the (C"f'llet lor the Studr of C\lhur.t Tt4Mtni:Won ~UoqutuM. IOd.o om '" 260 MFAC, EJio«>tt 11\01'1! •fl tlef~~· td ~n p.~rudp.lhl\g .... " Pntc:IIUI Reuonlng In Every<Soy Com,.,..,lcalloro" &)1)1l1 Sunol•• ' I" Bvlfa lo? Yut Come •na lttW tl~..+l ho"" 41 Oft Ctmput Sutvt"al 04} S.ti.itd4}' h -b 1 It~ the- F1lhllOil' Room Squtrt StudtrH,. .. ho • t.n 10 p.tttH<.!p.u~ tn thl• P IOitCI end NVPIRC In gentrAI 'houtd comt up to J56 S~uhf' • Cnnade fo r ChfiSt pru~nu, f•mlly Time Tuead&v ol 7 p m In the Jme K("1'1C'• Rootn EllimU Clmpt.~s Topic~~ Vou1 Elernat ~'rt-,.t'f'Kt ~"th e fln Anyont: lntttu tc.d In l'l c.lping to or;•nllc. • Womc.n's He.hh Ftn d tellng wlth such lopl('t. "-' btUh conlfol nu\UI~. ·~ rtnhtUM prodvcu ~op 11'1 .. lht. '""Yr1RG off~t- •n l~ SQu,,~ 8J 1 245 I i t:n lc e: Sundo~ ot It om •n lht' Jonr Ketler RoOn't [llk'ou 6•blr t..tu<h' •• 10 • m Tht Pre·M•Jor OcC\Jp•Llon.tt Thu•py tflttrowttw Khfodu.. no• f!Q)t~ on t~ buHe-trt\ bWo•G ~lOb hom tM t !C"¥4\0it ltflh lloor Stoc~t~1Qn 1\tmO.II to•n A(nQ-s.~ )O ho..,tt Ln 1.-q,.,lln~ thtrrr. ~tnQ ~un tuf'W) b«• tO ''~ muw atldhtiP•"SS o"" ,.,th tht ""l.iKvl•r 0\'Mropf\" 0~ ,11\ettt ~ ~ponsorC'd b't' C~C \\-t I'M.C:d )OU 'f0\11 Ch.tbl 'JOUt ftlc.nd~•r~dOigonltt.iltOtlt Fo• m0tf' t'14tl('\' "' 831 J~2' o• •top by 34) '"'o.matlo" ull Squt•r ~ lhc. Job u~rknu-CAC oil~"' 11 ' " 1~ 8uUalo c-on,munlty :'l!o e-.~utl\Cf' needtrd ""t g•vt!' It c.u 8l I ))21 or •top by 343 Sq1mr The Nsll II o!\1 Jolt! Chi Clmcgo bc:tt fot more WOfm«tOf'l a U house et 40 N~r• Foils Bl"d So!otK~ ond jOin 1M a:u 11•9 or •' 9 p,m ll H6tt' (. ana ft!:b 12 at noon 1n 15 C•Pt-" tKhnloQueo. fur pt'tp• rtft9 an ell~•"e tf1tlllltn«' '<~~ t'f b. d•Ku,.~d Rt,pondlng to lflegol Pr.- Empfoy,tnt lntwrto•e• Oucu~tlons tod«<)' ot Z p m m J 16 Wt:n<lt; Rew.rchlng Employlnill OtgonllotJons Feb 2 dt l p m . In 7 H.ayu C ltorn ho._. \O e"olu.te o comp.~nv lhtou1,lh In depth re\.e•rc:h tM>Iorr lht oompon)' 1nttl'\olt._ Wt:rtt lo M cotnc: the Bll'OC • t UB? .Jotn th( Spcil~~.~m tOt fun tnd lonune Comt: up 10 35~ Squiff' We nHd ftephiC ~l.U •hl~fi pt\ot09f•pt.t'tJ. wtlttC ptodi.KttOn anlth .net more ...r.ters Alphe Ktpp• Alpha Sorority Cuur ~1\n lf'l g Oltlce •ot"shopt-RHIM"'f' Wt~hn<J todty ol 1 •· 111 •n t ~C.~" \lr~nctd.)' ••' JO p ,,. 10:; • ltlt our pte · V•I ~n l ln~ l>tKo tod•)' tht- Bufr-,)0 Suut College tOC:I•t h•ll Human Life Am t ndmenu public. ew,..c.nus forum Wednad•y It 8 p.m. o\ !he Onito•f•n Chur,h, Elmwood and Wtoll Fetty, ftH c hUd c •tt> •nd refi~Uihments Fot molt- tnlormotion p)e.$t call 6l l J967 .. ltet 5:l0 p,m , pru e:nts UUAB Coffe:~use Comm ittee A Ll tc: Two 14'1 th~ F•llmoft ~m. SQuJte &I"Q your l<"ke:t 10 P..l t. Wf'd~f'\.de~ .ewt ft'<'CiW a h ~ dtfnq plu-' t.d~• get • fr~ shot S.c.p Feb 7 •• 8-;JO p m ••Wh.t Ft.mlnbts Can L-e..un From Out Hls&Ofy"" &Odtt}' 4t:t 1 .)0 p m . .tt ~~ Uon•r•.Jn Chu•ch Om• OOCI ~,d \torrS! Cttll Won\e:n to Srud..-~ Col~~ at 8Jt _,.~ fo• t r.,._. ,..,. '"Wiutell" ond Ra<:tt.y and Bullw,nkJe c.,loon1 toda) ,,.. 170 MFAC. E.llkolt 4nd lomotrow tn I.C6 Diefendorf .,l ~ tmd 9 p m S\Jf'!day 1n l h(' SQultt- Conle•e-,ce Th~dtt• ol ~ 7ond9p m '"Tht Twt:l\'t' Ch•frs" Ruulon (',.o.,e..Jy ICtmou')W •• p m bt the Jewl\h Ctn\tf. Dtlov.llt 41\d !:tt.amme.r. l"''r:«-4 dental wOf'k? 1he Otop\ or Bth•viOr•l Sc~nc.e ~ m~ o• ""CM'ne" ""'ho th•ntr. lhoty ~ dtfltal work 1111.~ to pamc~p.tt- u~ • 14~~ ol P6t10t11t rr:--'4)0f\Je: IOrOut~dC'ntottrt'-~1 l-ofttc hll•ngs•rtP'O"'\dt'cl Contect Or t'f Counet 8ll2164 •no • o...ld Chlldrt:n from brok~ and t.roubtt.d t\omcs lc.6dlng b'o~en o r ttouotc.d llve-5 netd lnt~ch You con help b\' calling the Bf'·A Friend p,og,•m •' 81'8 •J37 hom 10 6 p m wt,.'ek.doys. "'BIG Ou• on MadonM Slred "' Svnd•)' •' I p m In ttw' Ttw:eter Sq~o~•u: COf\f~tnct: .. Knire 1n the Huct•• tontgbt •• • tM Squ.rt: Conlcuenc~ 'The-•t•• 4~ 7 ,.._, 9 lOp m "' .. F•mc" 1omorro• i, rtM= Squife- Ccmlt:tlfnct TM.ott'.t o~ S und•v In the \\:oldman Thutet. Nonon. et. J.l~. 6 • ..nt1 9 p rn ttauSt.r Thty COme" tonlgh\ •t,d tornon ow •I mtdnlgt\t Jn the. S.qutre Gonlerencr Thulct "Th& Sig fp ruth Is CM\lFot lurthcf !nform•IH>n ..eeou• tablr ln $Qut~ Kall Ddt• S~rN PI tnHt the: ch.pte1 rtAh lon•ghl •t 8 p rn '" 2)2 $q~olte. Alii>«- OJOd.,._,._.,..llineiO ""'JOI• \n't!ltd meetings ·•tlllltn Kane" Feb 7 ot Conf«:rente t~ate~ Alpha • Stwn• Alpha iNttDt10n todey at ' p ft•Yn • 4 p.m 1\ny quotkm• ct11 M.ry 8 N~ l1an ShKIUits m. In 260 Squire Bloodmoi>Dt lodoy from 1 0·4 p.M . In I 0 ~pon . p ,_.tnard FUlmore: Colleoe Stud-entJ- Fru tutorlll eul~ b evltit.Ote '" • II •rt-11 of ~~~ . 5<~. Engll>h and \1/r•lng, In tiM! <V<nlng b411.._ J~ p m In )11 Town.....S, MSC. on 1'\ondoy·llo......_,. 8) t .J6~~ 1\ctof"a Workshop Hot limon Auf\, v-r:t\C'r~l t11 Mary 8 n'll'eilng toddy dt ~ c-. today •• 2 p rn In 102 S tudcnl S INtQ\e: for Sov1.et Je• l')' meet• SWndl)" at I )0 TW ~ppo Epslloo! .....,, Svt>ctov ot 7l0 p m "' Copoo i0 Ukf'IMI.tft Stt.Miotftt Oub me-eLl Tw.scs..,. al 6 e> m In 262. lMrt Sq\llrt II/RUB 640 Al'l ...._ to the alfw.. u todo.)'. II/RUB etn now be be:etd deUy tn the: Sqwltc CAfete N . 1980 Mu•k: CovnldoW" ~Y from l·4 p.m UB Scar~u:n meec Wt"dnf'Klly tc 7:30 p m In )34 Squlce. _n..om.. _ __ ..,.a S..O.S.y "' !i p.m III IM Jono lledet - . ElllcGol <t- .,. Rn. n....,..... ~ .- cl lro.<c tohoYt o t _IO<.__.II,....woul . _ ,._.., 10 como 336 &ldy 1.-n 12-4 p.m. ar MWT!t pftl. or to 346 on r...-,. from 6-9 p.m . Mf'fb -~ 'fO'K wrltlfw, Ill ......... to lr'oft) $-9 Squke Ultimate Frtsbee now hat: Bubble. lime from 12·2 p .rf'l on S.tutdays We o re prtpeung to p!ay RPI In 3 we-ek• All tum mem~ '' we-~ •• llt'W'Comt:n ~e wekome 10 P•l ""'more lnlotmotlon. coli R.nfy o l &)).0774 t~tted vol\lnl_,l fOt bo\lrl.raq (Tue>cloyt hom I·Jo.Jpm.)ond •~ knmlnttFrtcS.>yolrom 122 p.m.j to <Ontl~. f.tpoci<>lly .,.ed<d ore mot< .oft.tntHf•· fol- wtmm~. Cotltact C\aftr. fY"' or tM lndepend<nu In 12 1 SQuirt The. lnctrpc:ncknts ur9f:f'ltly UB a.c:tmln\Oft Club pract~c OorkOym. t Odt')' • • 1•9.30 p rr'l. '" - 08 Wotnet\'• Van:lty SOrtball org.anluttonal mt:etif'Q Mondty M 5 p.m. In 3 O.rk\ If unablt to atttnci, p~at.t umtoa C_.. Jot1o " 833.o937. All undidolos ••• lnttfnltlonal Studenlllnc. lll1>4o BIIHiy tocloy 11 1 p.m. In 2625qulrt Soul ~ IOIIDIIU7 - l p sports information Tod.ljt Women' s BowHng. ACUI Rtgtonal TOUII't-1-mtnt ar Rocht.lter m~cls 9m W~.344 Sqwttf', lrMion Stucknli'-fo. m l o t - "" lt....lo• o l l t·rom lt.n. piNw COftilaCI thtt tnter!U\JOM\ StUdent Alloon olfo<t 1r. 402 A new 1om> be-.. ltoOuod Md _, eA~.ion of the pt~wr~ c.n be obUI~ p .m In lhf' SQu•te t...tJn A.Mukan Studcat Assn. mMU IOCS.)' tt 1:JO p m on 330 ~Ire_ Alt History (J ftdct~tc: Aun., trip to lOfontO \0 SH tiM! Von Oogh u . - f eb 21 , Tkkn• .,..,,_ ot ~ Clemen• on .....,..,, Wednucloy ond r~~Qy r,.., 12 l:lO ond at the.o'\Qidanld'olr \2~10 1M fllccu of Unonlwn ond Cool l'lhllftt on Sou1lrwut I.ISA" g,_, bl' O.>ld Scllllud Tun4ay I t 8 p m In,_, \112, llullolo State ~ All dena grou"" ...., Invited to (l<lform lo 1M IWiol Club'• lourtiiM!nuol CuiWtol ~ f"cMI•ol on Ap<ll 17. l'or more ;nfor-tlon aoiiiD...,._, or 8)6.0672.. ... f f t4 let ~ OQ Lake LaSalle (ldjKMt to lilrlkeo<>n Pub only) ttonlng 1oc1oy Open Prkloyt flom 12-4 p.m Sotur~ ond St.ondoyo from 11.<1~ p.m. wutlo<• perrnllllng. Sony. no hOcll<y. liB IA<r0110 Oub rnondotory ~let todoy hom &.30·11>-.lO p.rn. In II>< 8ubbl• . AC, Bring equipment. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4f3206314118ae6ce8fb75c09944fd78.pdf e2d51783508957de946df478941c091e PDF Text Text �-·· .... i fSA will tum out the loser ifland (1ed fails i llr ~ Slao• "'"""l•a Ediro. ¥ ~ ~ ! ~ ~ ~ ~ .: Ii ~ n.. proposal Ale or m acres or f'aculty.SCII<ialt Alloclllloo lfSA)Iand 10 the Towa or""""""~ 1 ~ opportwtity for both pettlcs to rdi<¥e ~or " • ~ bunlcu. But lhould Ill<- fall ~.It , _ likelY will be FSA that ...,.. out a "'-. Tbe Ulldndopod wutdlall, loc:aled foat ...... dinaly """"" or Alllbcnt c-pus. W.S bootthC by FSA u. 1964 ..;u, lh< IIOP< or tllllllna k into a ,......iooal ara ror lhllleJiu. 1m, wtoao rona~~r dcurmiDed t11a this ,...· DOt fcUhlc. the laod wu pu& up ror oak. ADd -·dam IDd 1csa than a half c1om1 orrm ~. the laDd Jimply lla"<S as a ru.ooo • .,.,. ,., ....., oo * m n- "*" ~·~· . Th< lad. or ialorat in lbe 511 aaa a~~ be attributed to tilt - P I ' ~~.~~~ IDd JCdllded loc:adon or the land, lll&tiD& ~or raidmtial devdopaJc:ot an cxpaui>'C and risky Yalllft. Tllkilla thls into eonsideredoo, the dlabt. . bit iDienst in tb< land is ..., as promUIDJ by FSA . or OtJoor Slloa Accorcliftlly, the Cot'poncJOo'• Booud or Directors >kws Ill< Town'• !lid to t><zy the bncl as a 110ldeo opponunlty to relieve iudf of a fmandal nemesis. Ambent il willins to pay FSA sn.ooo for I ono.year option to buy-if the Town deeides it want• It, FSA aeu 51650an...-c. Should the land bt dcnncd usekss durin1th1t one year, FSA &ets Sl$,00().-.ibe equivalent of one year of taU$. The Town. wbleb )u.c put 1 multimillion dollar wute disposal plant intooperotion, blntc=<~ed In usln& the land., a landfill for the plant'a multlns llud&• and ash . Presently h hu to <hlp the by-product to tandnU• In othCT towns. aeoeratin.a a LCc:mendow expense. While: the"FSA land is very <lose to the new plant and would be t.he mOS&. c6tivmient •he, 11 b not A.mhmt'• only altcm&ti•·• · Howe\'<1, If F'SA tlo<:1 not sell tllt&.ll!!_d to the Town, the Corporation may have thdll ..,.. lllllllllna It ror KVttalmorey..,.., Whar the Booud iJ conemlln& ictclf with now II an &1101111>1 "'-ill< a pri<c bi&her than $16~ ait acre. fSA Prmdent Cotcldl Scllaeht<t. Treuutn Ed Doty and Corporate Atloroey S<eph.,. ICeUou ronn FSA'• lruplaloa ~ people ""'o hive beeft empo.......d to seD lbt loDd to Amha1t if a fopn caa be unanimowiY IIII<Cd QPOII. Th< t.bree FSA aqotiaon repr....,t a "fair" mix In tbe eyes or lbt Bocd: Sc:lslchter, a 11udau: Doty, an aclmlatlslnlot: IDd ICdJoa. who isc:oosidered newal.whcn it .....,.. to allelalt~ dealinp on Ill< Boord. AtThe ooly ralriaioD pu& oo tb< CUDmluee is that il c:armoc 110 below S l650 ao acre or a to1a1 or S&50.~bichev<r is hitlbet wbea llle cua aaaa• is daermiocd. FSA ~y J)lid dole to S UOO aooae, wbik a 19'11 offer to purdsiK the laod by tb< Urban DevdopDau C«poncion (UDC) cited 1 prier or over SJIOO. 'l'hll 4bJ reO apan wbea t11t uoc oo~tapoc<~ and was • ...., .~ opc:nodon. -...."- whal the Stce q.,.ey -~ r"'II>Ciall'. Whik lbt ToWD's bid is subllan1iall_y lower thao the UDC offer, end would onastifute a ll'elllclldous loos for FSA after Ill< lnl!i.ll prier and all Alboajucnt t .... pald on Ill< propmy. Board members <>:prCIKC!Iiule rdei'VItion abotltlidlina it roc that price. • l f Ambmt be&an pressurina FSA to IIUile up iu mind on the deal, J<V<nl members have llid prlvatdy that the land would be sold immrdiardy. ' ba•• Opposition to Ill< ule hu bttn voiced by a Homeowners'Assodationslocated near thel111d, but II'_. to have had oo effect on the Board's deruion. On< membtr hu-uprased a litlk concern that FSA Lind will be used for a landfill, but no substantial araument has arisen. ~ ·· ""'\ Ketter's f~ure remains a myst~ Unlvenity Prcsldalt Robert L. KettCT bas lltOft&ly rrfuted Ill< poaibilky If bil rcslp.ns 'trom thr Unlvenity u wu reponed Monday In TM Sp«:trwn. Acc:orclitla to the Prcsldaot, bt bu aeru no DOCie< to Albany and doa - plan oo tnvdlina to Albany foo 1~'1 SUNY Tnallors IJI<tlinl. A oumbtr of ......... told TM Sp«trvm lui •eek that Ketter was neaotladna his rcsianatloo wilh Albauy offtcials IDd micbt pmaM a (~ lcttCT to tbe Board of Ttwt<U atlu mootbly ,....q, It was warned at~. tim<. bow.-er. that be WOIIId ..u orr or deby "the Jedlion If anroo< forces his band." Wbik tOme maint.ained that Ill< IIOry, Wbiclt QI><Jed bol.b local and Albany sour<CS, was ooly speeulatJon. oth<rl Insist that It wu acaarate. Ao<ordln& to one peTIOli wbo was orilioally eontaeted, "It's rialu oa tii&CI· He may not rcsiJO today or n<ll weelt, but it will happen 1100n ." A spot esman for SUNY Chancdlof Oifton R. Wbarton, powever, called it "far·fetebed." • ThCTe hu been speculltlou 01 the Unlvenhy about Ketter'• r<SI&natlon since tke bqlnnlna or the aud<ml< ytat. He unde,......t an outtld< evaluation of hil petfomtan« In the post l.,t year and r«dvcd favorable reviews. Amons Univ<r&ity raeulty, .,.rr and £tudenu, howcva. he wu me-nlially vcutd .. no conndencc.'' lwo Obotocks At this point tbeu appear to be only two thlnp wllleb could lnterferc with the sale to_ Amhmt: I SCtloUJ Offer by Erie County. whkb hu<.<preUcd a1ittlc lntCT<ltln the land for Use U I solid Walle landfill, and the fear by Rudeol repteKOiatives on the Boatd that the ptt><ftds fro¥ land .... tni&l>t 101100 fu out or Ill• reaeb of studenu. ' The County bas plAced Ill• UB land third on I till or four ut<S as possibk landJiU ar-. but Board m<TDbCTI hive llid thai the CountY'• intn<ll bas not beeft .. r0111 cnoUih for it to ialmere in tbe pouible sale to Amherll . The siiJ/Itly blu<r obSIIcle-Sl ud<nt <onttm over thr lfl,nially settled at the !all FSA m<ctln& when the Boatd voted tO Cll&&&t iU attorney in oe&otiations wi~ Sub Board I attorney on whit to do with prt><ftd> from th< money- was lt&tUa<l ion. ,..,u Doty has made it clw that fSA not rclinqubll tb< principle tO Sub Board, but will wort Out an lltO<m<nl on th< Interest c<ncrated from that money. ATTENTION Junior•, &nior•, Grad Studena. Gild FGCUity in th; School ol Management S.O.M.'a Yearbook· Traalitioa ta taiOna pictw. Now- feb. 6th for the 1981 editioa. STOP BY CROSBY HAll ud aee our pbotoerapher 5 Pote• FRE£1 Spend an Exciting & Entertaining ~ Evening in Pakistan FNturlng: Stimulating Folk Dances, Mystic My ale, Display of Handlctatts & A Glamour.ous Fasblon Show · With Delicious Snaclcs!! LEARN ABOUT SQVIET EXPANSIONISM & THEIR PRESENCE IN SOUTHWEST ASIA : ...____ ......... ..... --o.,......-. a -• o-.--. o..,..._.•.. ........--=-'= ~...._ ---.... ,.....ol........,_ ~ · Dr• ._._ ..... V....a liM...,, PL LOCATION: Woldman ThNtre Capen Hall, Amh•a Campus DATE: Januarr 3ht TIME: 8:00pm, SHARP ALL WELCOME· ADMISSioN FREE ....,..., ....,..... Atln.,.._...,_, .,.........,....., •• aa.w~ �w....... New Yor~ Slate...,;ator ,.._ _ __ _ __ ""'_ _ _ _ _...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _. , Waljn . floss wu unavailable • Monday for comment on hiS House'• vic:ws about SUNY and tht blld&<t. Both Shdftt and Hoyt told Tile Sp«t'rwm that, despit< all 1b<ir optimism for incr<a>ed old ra SUNY, it wa. "too early 10 tdl" how muc:b lbe ai4 • "Otdd amount to. Sb<ffcr~thato-m If !he l..qisbture E. WIOble to attach th< assUtane< to Otr<y's budget. "allis not lost." He added thai it is _..'bit to""te for old in a>eparate appropriation bill or in 1he supplemmtal btl4<t. Last )UI Can-y cut S22.J million from SUNY'• bu<i&tt. ooly to have th< ~ure.<Oa>< lluou&)> ,.;th a Valerttine's lliy Issue Friday, February l~tb last:-minutc- fund•nA measure '*hich the Gover nor 10 words tor a buck! bcarudci naly - < d . In a madcap, last..Sitch effon, • SUNY lobby pushtd the r~oraUon rhrouah l~:ipn. 1\~yl.hc lith "'9"& bc>lh StOIC hOWQ, Sua Shdftt ~id thai any s.:uch effort thb ye-ar 'A'OUid be mUte compltx. as lhc Governor hild chan,1cd chc ph)Sical shape nf he.s budMct . li11tcad of puuln& all the CUIS fRIENDS IN THE LEOISl.ATURE: Autft'lbl~tn-•n JOhn SMifw (topl •I'Kf WIIU• m Hoyt •n9f'IU .... -.. ~ led an a campul-by-i~mpu~ -~~>s'!>StiiSiiSSSSSS@iiSSS51il:9SSliS:iS:iSS...SSSSSSSS$Sii<S;;;;SS,e "You can't puf.h rot a si"'plt' blo~:k restoration. •• ShcTfcr conccd<d. "II mokCJ h harder 10 ma\-c gmcraJizatkms a.nd wt "'HI bt for<cd 10 deal "''th ondoY\dual -"ucumstanca:· The Republkan no1cd lllat 11 ...., pomble for lnlcmal bu<lsct bauiins 1o r<>ull a> •1111o~.~> l..tJ!>lalon mt&h• 1rr •o hr:l~ lbt Schoob in lhcu hom-t diuritU. tholy • Itt ld• p6111n IM A&MmtM,~a •tiM~C»I t·uno. to IM SUNV ey•'•m lO huo nne packa.ct. Olrcy made ~~is~uu ,..,ott STILL OPEN FOR REGISTRATION - JDS 206 CHASSIDIC PHILOSOPHY Tlllllo• Bot Skfrer was opdmistrc IUid dnailcd wlw be belkveli 11 a firm Hoyt, Sheffer promse lcgnl&ti\t c:ommil1Det14. LO pubhc tu&btt <ducauoo tn New Yorl.. ......'bm )OU thtnl. lllat M'CO !he laa 100 yean, lhtre ba>t been only IS O\-ernd.es of J Gubernatorial mo aM 10 umq 11 bu 1xcn over educ:auon·. rou can ~ 1h11 the legislative aid to SUNY b) Sttlo Gooddolld ll\at C.O•<mor Hu&h L Carey hal rclca_..,.j hu EA<cuti•< BudJ<t. th< locus of the enure Slate Uno•«Sity of 1'1<• Yor\ ISUNYI sys.tc-m ..s tumtd to lhc Slatt Lcgn.taturc , where t wo loc-al Assemblymen prom1wd MoodA) "'m< r.n...,.l help, althou&l> uoa<l arnounu ~ere )till no• dnemu.ncd. Th< l<~tsloturc has Uolll Aprtl I 1'-0" ao. . (0 approve lhC' ernor'l budJet, •!though ol "t~po.;<d lhll II "ill I>< gru tl) modified thr oush amcndmcms. 11 wm nrsa be wnr ao 1hc Way:\ and Mean) Commluce: in th< A>Rtnbly. aod then dcba1tc1 •• vanout othtt rommltt« hcaJil1&~· •'What lhc Go\'trnor h h PfOI'O•cd lor SU~ I' 11 «<10••!1 inadequate." AMherst R~ublkan )Ohn Sbcffer a>oatcd, no1lna rh11 Cor<> plaml too mu<h ernphosiS on cumnr rro&.nll1b Admuuna 1hai he and h" J<aff hove not ye~ had am ple tune 10 aaalyz.t tht Go ~e-rnor '\ proposal. 1bt AJ>rntbi)'Tltan ei(J)Iain<d he II alrady "pr<UY ditcourqcd" b7 h" ""oal readinc. Shd'fer's nq,wJ vt~ t wu shared by hd roll<q11<, Buffalo Danocta Wdliam Hoyt. ahhou$h th< IWO differed rn tlx lll(ensft) of theb rtaruOIJ1. ...... DO( • bad .. 1ut ycar's cligster ," Ho)'\ lsuistcd, tholllb c;..,q ...., aorna to "lllld "'<I! we bad beard run. despot """'"' r tq1101cd S8 mort' C"m~ft:l Hoy, pra~wd tht S8 mollron U8 fwnchf\J ~~.but v.u durN~ed by the: Pft"IORMI CUll, mand•ted tn balk commummt lS tbCfe," he d aimed. !SUI Shcffa >lid he i> unhappy to dunl thaa u mil.bl require an all-oUI '1"hc tM"fC&K .,._ JOOd .....s, bUI I was """"cd by the th~ b~&ft JOlntd rorca en a ··Save Sun) Campw11n'' to fis,ht 1hc Lhc ronunuauon ur thelkotal Srhool alloclluon. but "'od he wu dlscourq<d by the 11aff t Ul\ "Carey p l~r1 to much nnpha)ll on buck and monar and. not enouth on proJiams.•• Shcrrtr 8) GoH·mot 1s ptOpscd CUU " ll 's a >hamc if that kind of effort I) needed a&ajn and 11 11 has 1 to bc'cnuc 11. )Car -tO~yt'af procn.li, ' Shdtn n1ux~d. "buc ~t hQv(' to ccar ourf<IV~'f to 1hc fact thaJ the Govt'mor 11 n04 s uppomvc o( lt'IC la.~nnued. Both A"<mblymen promo>C<J 1hat they would bC' acuvt ,,an~etplnla m v..orld"a v.tJh othcn SUI'IY ;y01em ood ~• must follow throuJh, •; Many hove •uJ&CIItd thai SU1'. Y tutn to a tuiuon h1kc to he.lo rover th~ cuts emposcd by Carn ..,u In I he Lt'jtliiiUfC lO f~OfC' the c:W to paM 1 tuppk:mcmary (umlmr 01 r••~qe. Am<>IIJ thai pool ol btUt•m " U 8 p,.~.,.idcnt Man)' had quc1111oncd "tw:rhcf thr l cs_IM.IIurr v.ould mdn:d m.ilkr In)' C(f()ft 10 f('\lOfC CUt\ lhat had bc'rn uraW by C'arr-t~ tn bn .-.:rstOn of th< .!rurlf bu<lr.a thu Y""'. Slu<lcnt .t..uoaalion of the Slal e Unl\cnny fSASU) EA«u11•< Vr« Prt'lid<m Janr« frne had cla1mcd" ,... 11nWtdy the II "''OIId ~~~ SUI'IY ony h<lp. In fan. <Orl!<f tbls monlll • .!lie aSKncd. ··w~ may cod up ddctufinJ O.Ul t'DOIU~)' IG lhl' lc:ps&at urc-.' • "Tbotr< • 111 do(trutdy lx ao <ffon (m 1he Aucmbi>) IUid I anmd 10 bt a "'"" of that efron," Sh<rr., rMill<d He DO(cd lllat "I be bask t:OIIImitmall t:wU .. ln lh< Stal< Hou•e and SUNY supponers plan to draw 00 thai belief lO oontdl the talr< a1J11 • "' LhlS )'f2!. it wu not the- (lllit' .·~ Corey's bu<lan. rcleacd IUl Monday, conllins a S7• milJICn U>creas< f<>< SUNY-about half of t he system's rcqoc:st-whlch $IUJ)rised many ..t1o bad apoctcd It C11U. Reg. No. 421430. lobbytns effort. as it dJd las y<OJ .. hen teacher uoi<>M aztd SASU fac1 1hu SOtnC' (arulty P0tt10n~ w11l lx lo1l." Ho)'\ darmcd. Shtffer abo note<! hoah po10n, .wch A background In the Chassidic system ol philosophy which was articula ted i n 18th Century Eas't ern Europe. Topics of discussi on: The Unity of G-d, the purpose of /lie, the practice end sign/licence of ritual, thought and emoUon In ~deism. A g re111 course. No pre·ref(. Thur\. nlg"l: 7 . 10 pm. Clemens 11. Rabbi Gurary, eo-·· Hoyt abo Aid h< """ld pi01 • would fore......, wonc. Hi< Y<fi!OO of !be 1981.al docummt allocated si~~t~lfKanl rok Ill ony wort to 1ft SUI'IY more funds IUid would s<>on S961.S Glillion, an 8.l per<CI!I i~ ovor SUNY's allotmrntiUl bt -Ina -..!til AJaunbl)' HIJh<r Education O.a1rman Mart Siq,d year. UB had a Sl l million rcqU<SI "' "let our llcadJ l<>sdhcr with iDcruse trimmed SS mill.lon and (SUI'IY Chancc.ll01 Oirford R,) • ..,.lif'Fom!d t o m~lte W ~nhd Whlnon tO $t'O' troW wt can help•," Rohcn L. K~UC'f . ~otrho he cJi.pecu an •nac:afe;"uf bct"C'en St00-1300 10 br h.u ' consrwctnh s::tid pa,.cd som<llm< lxfon: Apnl. .. rm stron:£1)' apmsc a hut ion nJ!C;· Shctra &lrrKrtbJ, ''blH 1t h 100 e>Ji) to t..U'if It occds IO lx c:on11dtrcd " Notint 1ha1 the t..quUoll'< budgttll) pro«ss II JU<I bqtontn& 10 get untraclcd, Sh<ff<t said he h .\us pauina appropnatiom tO a\Otd an mcrtalit "l!:uJ ir it dots so up, thtn 1 " ould ~lc to 1« ln<rcaJ<d szudcnt aid proarams." S lterttr IIWDlOincd. H 0)1 c.<prc$ICd COtlttm lh., if lwtlon is rai<cd loc lilt lint time In llutt )~. lh< Stat< mi&hl lx M4Ir0i iu public hiJb<r cdiiC&IIOO IY'(ait k>s alll'lotthe. -'I'm wonted !hat by inc:rcasini the <JptQSa of aoin& to roll<&•· .... mtahl bt foccin& som< of them out o( t.hcool/' he lUtmOUnltd . Th< Danocnt also Aid thai rtl.bc'.r than raise tWuon. he would prtfer 10 not have an)' >ppro priatioM. "I '"'" I would rather ... bu<IJ<t cun. t han hove tuition increased,'" he ton·c luded. SEE Iff Elll . . . . Of ROCKSHOW 11111 ASPKW. laUlf 10 .IOIIILI*JII: IIIIU llli " LET IT BE" fll~_,~ 3DAYS Oltt.Y - 9SPECIAL PERF<JMANCB! SfA~TS Tl<l$ 'AIIIAV, JoA.-."'"' ,.., I II ... ifAS lllf fAJ.OflfAfRf JAH ,_,_I Put tO ""~ 31M- I N.4P'W. 1 N _.. t0 PV ,(8 l• t - I PW CPM & . ,.. - c:.oa..\.E rt SHOWS ADVW TICKHS ONI.Y ss.so OM Wf NOW Al ~WI'n.HfOrmlillf D'AMk•'.. $Mt . _ ..... JtOOralla •.,.., ~,_,..,.._ ~ .,, ~,_.ne. ~ ldttl. AI FM t.c.., ( t~NK"--J _. r T_., nc:acn , ,........, " &M.r111",f~....;r.,. n.~ OOCMII •o. $_,. "'·so ~ fo'f~O •.JtJf'lol •\ t• .uwuQ~tt.a ~ JUIOTHE" eNIOCOC•COIICUIHoovrE £Y£NT i Gl f �! ~ 1 IS ,: J Academic Wrtll tbc BOJff&IO mayonl tlcctlon soli nmc DlOIItht 1way, 1"11111«< of pos&lbl< opposklon to incumbcoa James Gril'('m "" llrady aoppina vp. Buffalo Cocnmon Councilman William Marcy Is tbc latCS( to be touted ~ candiiWc ma&m.l. A lona •llldlllc feud bclwtftl GriffUI and Erie Councy Dc~ic Choirm&D JOI<pla O'anclcled to tbc <ndoncmalt of Arthur 0. Eve .. tbe ~k candld&J<in lh< 1977 rae<. RIIAOinaoo th< Coii5CI'Ylli-t lin<. Oriflln .cored u ups« over Eve. · Morey rt.tly <knied tile alkptlons. aflirmina his w!Jb to ''J>W it (th< alcy) up this tim< and J«k ~~lcctlon." Mar<}' is .a IW<Hcrm Councilman from tbc Delaware District. Th< ~2-yoear-old <lOCk brotcr <amcd ,...,..,. throll&h h!J ~blican vlccorics In a District that carrin about a 1,.0 to one Dci!IO<Rtlc eel&•· lfttlt\lelkwi Ptof....,. O« lkl RltiftO 1lle CHII&~ffin fn41-&hhouah currently at a ·~rucc"-may Olt,;IS • Uflltl.nr 0111 oll~t• tb< incumbent 11&*10 d<111<d th< Democratic nomination. Evc!J only one of thc many who may oppose the controver•lal lrUI>man. Tllef< has been by J o hn l.llplono Professor 0<-nld Risina emphas.i.ted exactly whot speculation that the OOP may mdonc the mayor if it beeomos appar<na SIUdOIIS mould -..pc<l and demand from their that Cranale'• county oraanlzatlon will not support Grlflin. MQ"~•fnt F.dllor lniUUCiors. "Studaus 1\avt t~ rithl to a compc:etn• Despite connic:tina1deoloaiet. communication bctwcm ta~ch<r. a teacher who comes to clau should <XP<Cl students · and their professors may be the mo51 and demand from tbdr instructors ... Stude-nl$ have lht 10 {h< New York Stole Plans h&v. been •ubmltted ;or • important key to "JOOd teachina ... a"ced a panel or rflht to a compcoccnt teacher. a teacher Who comet 10 Dcponm<nl of TrallfPOrtatlon r......dln& tb< llrn...dlrcct daily Amtrak various Unl~nlay professor> and scudmu. clw pf"pared and a ccnain amount or Interaction pwmaer train scrvlec from New York City to Toronto-wit!> stops in Goahenna in Capen Lounae Monday. the bel ween the professor and scudmt," explained R!Jin&. Buffalo and Nl"Pff FaiiJ. Th< praenl rail run opcrat<S u a combination approidmatdy $0 acadcrnld&nJ debated lhe vlnucs of addin.a that "intctaetion.. docs not neceuarily imply l<Mce, u Amtrak runt from Buffalo to NI"Pfl Falls. Via }lllll C&nada tb< S.u<knt Cours< ond T-ber Evaluacloo Forms personal counsdina. operates a tine bclw«n Niaaara FaiiJ. Ontario and Toronto. P...smam Altboup "ud<IIIJ hi~ fr<qU<flled hiS offy ith ore thus forced to take a tul bel_, th< two Ca&aract C'. ._..,ons. (SCAT£) and 01ha, mo"' tr6d~ means or incrt.&d.nJ tlppon belwetn lbC' 10mdllft!r' adVCTAIIIVC oon-acadcrnic problems. Rjsina 6dmitted thll he as an Tbc Buffalo:-Toronto run hu _ , lnc..ued interest tb< past row y<ars, •'W-advistd privase pason. •' aroups. In tbc wak< or ine.culna automobile transportation com. Th< tnp from Desipsed as an open forum to dlf<'USS "Wiuu tJ downtown Blllfalo to downtowo Toronto takct approximllciY 1"0 h1>u" Good Tead\anc?," th< cl<bal< inJtCid took on the ton< Sl....,...• by <21. or 'bo.., tO deal•'ith I bad tt.ac,h ft.' "I don'l havc&nyriahl 10 pox as acounsdor.'"thr Grcyllound. nsca.o,.hlk. orren IS ro1111d trip b)u rides each day, ..;,h Coinin& • Jet of '"auduu na,hu." lruuucuon ~ - 0191t ,._ uavd tim< vuy!na from cwo and ooe half to th..c hours, d<p<ndina on tile rout< and scops. Tbc round trip fare b Sl9.80, whilctbc train run inlminc for about o Sl7.$0 rolllld trip t-a. Slops in Buffalo win be m6dc at loooth th< do.,wown ~ 51- and Depew Did Road scaa.ioru• From Toronto to New York, the l<fllllll><iy~pproved ..:beduk' allows Come to the SA BOOK EXCHANGE '81 - a m to k.t>t Toronto 11 9:0$ a.m .. arrivina on N..- York ac 8:30 p.m. SQUIRE HALL BASEME.N T gathering discusses tea~hing quality ap~roval •.,·RCJOTIFS·, I -.~Oint~ I 0. O..We ON.r tl CWclcen W'lfl!s I I I FREE I I' I I ~"' =:;:;~;:* Exph• s.pt. II so. ' 81 VALID ANYTIM E .... .,... ~ NEED EXTRA CASH? ~ ·~------------------~ $ $ PSST... Pick up unoold boob end checb ThurStl11y, J•n 29 throught Frrtloy, Jon. 30 Have Your Heard? n.. .s,n., " " , _ ,.. sw..r .so...- r..-.,....,. .. ........ ........... _...... ~" This Is a non -profit student operation where you submit your bo6ks, set your price and If aold. you will receive a check for the price' you requested fmlnus a 7% service charge) . ~, FOI FUITKniMFOlJIATION 01 TO ltEGJST£lt C&l~ 6S..U IO or "" ~ 110 Nort.. H.U (AQ .................... ......... Loo...., .... ,..... ...... .................... ,, ....... _,..,.. .w....c"",_..., .,... ,... c. ...... n... ..... c...., ooiG .~~~ only. Jw .!Wtoo .~~. c- lo......... .,......... eoiii..,Ailo ":"'-!'or.~ - - OII-CJIUU - - r ~y of the Student Association. Open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m . Slui>ENT ~ WAIVER APPIJCATIONS are avaUable in the SA Office, · 111 -ralbert Hall Deadline for ·applying is MONDAY, FEB~ 2nd Fee waiven are based on ~aaneial harclahipJ O.t.tltoo: S...;../,., ,.,_,...._ - ms..;... asc u..;.,. _...,' "" a.-- Aftef 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 30, the books t*:Ome ~ 1..-u.- If the book Ia not sold, it will be returned to you on Thund11y, J11n. 29, and Frid11y J11n. 30 p_, RM. IKM I * .. _ H.. , ,., ~._, II.. . - . , _,..;, .....-..u I lrealltr ~ oMoJJ liJ 1'SST ,_ lintletl, lwl,nJ .. oricwiO., .....,,_ " . ;_,;, lioio,, W _...., .,;nlocu oo • ,...n.,.lor 10t1 o/JtJt. ., uJ .,;u ,;.. ,.. ,.. cloooc. to ..... ,..mo., "- .., , ~ 01 ..,, I I I I I . Booh ... be aokl through W•dno&doy Jon. 28. .......................:.: i - i :.r.IMfT_F.._J 1.,_1M . . . IIK .~~~ COMMUTERBREAKFAST ~ ACADEMIC FAIR * & m·3 pm Frida)', Jan. 30th In The Allmore Room of i Squire Hall, MSC ·~ 15< Don"" · FREE Bm"9'' Spon.ored bJJ SA ComnwiU Nfalrs at1d Acadt!rnk Oubs it .ca.** ~ ~ it oft. ~! ······················~ · rrrl �How to obtain vending refunds Stlldonts lose mooey in any of UB'• 277 •<ndlnJ! d&ily. But DO< <'o'tryoD<' knows thai ob<aioon& a rcruod b nearly u taSY u loslns lh< monty .... AppnoJ<imardy sb r<fund ....,,... art dlstribuiC\1 , amotll UB's llir« campw<s, lh< otarat one odcnuroccl ~iota by a ~mall sian a1tacllcd 10 <1l<b modoioe. To ob<Alll • rdund, 00< lllllSIIO to ony r<fwld C<tll« anclt1k for • rcfuod ronn. FiJI OW the foon,Jiao it, and yoW mOM)' will b< rtto.un<d to r(.u. ll<fllnds und<r oM dollat-rbe amouo1 ruumC\1 monJitly ...,.,., SIOO.OO. "Som<Um<> people inscn l5 ccou ,. a .,..,,... machiM only to ron<~ chat it dO<SD't wO<k. Th<n the) put U. another 75 cmts, loK it , ODd Willi SUO bact . I just can't undc75tancl •hy !bey put~ _,.in a mac:ltin< tbat clocm't work the rn~llm<," SquiK HaU ••<na< R<fuod Ccot-2: r<pr<S<nlalivc Lois Conktin ...S. ~ Only n•< proplt UiiJ4Jiy apply for refun<l> taCh ~<C~ ~ ar Squirt Hall Cnot<r. Not t Y<r'jOn< cntiti<(J 1u • ~ refund bother"' to act u. and on~ would auu.n1e- lh;u ~ FSA I'QI» a .-ub\canuaJ profit rrom the ullCbi•n.:d ~ money. 8-uc , coinaac: in ~ roanicu.la~ ai~)'J bal.an«d apjru1 che number mxhint i no1 1 or candy •..ar.. m .s cha. mach1nt, NJ rdundtna Ut done em th~ honor _; . S)'lltm ThC' pnnapal rtfund cttuus arC' ~rd ill SquJtc: i:t Caraaia, the Olfott or SnKI<no A<COUftll, """"" Sjlon< (Atnh<nt C""'pw), Boldt Han (Room .\67), ~ C'ktnbu tU!t tRoom li$J. Coo\ c Hall t Room 126). ! Ooodtrtr ulttena. Croft> Hllll (Snad &1 ). R<d j Jacl.<t Calama. Rochmond C•rama, 1b< Slud<"' Oub, Oo'tmor'>, 8<11 Hall, and O' Bnm Holl • •h• food Sm ICC a•llru ~prevent LOW BIRTHWEIGHT The most common birth defect helps People peevent IMrth defects Power .dp State claims tharFSA owes over $60,000 in back taxes, penalties b) o.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ H old~r : Cttmpw Ed,, Th< fii<Ulu-Siucknt ASWaaOOn (FSAl has Dml 1>\UC\1 lor 160.000 oo bac~ sal<$ Ia. llld rcsuluns pcmll,.. on ..,.,. or in ..-lea. b,. FSA oiT"oom Cl&om lh< numb<r u ho&hn !ban lh< fOCilff !hey haw cakulotC\1 . ··uo unul 1975, th< VendOI\I Do¥Uoon ol fSA patd no ..So ••~.-·Acc."Ordlag to FSA Als&llltll liTMw-a lcanard Sn,dn IU a not~for· prorw. corpOratton , FSA ncaped the lurchlracHo~t'\o, " 1975 audir by Ne:w Ym ~ Stalt SakJ Ta.-. 0.\IS:ton accountatll\ came up ~tuth nc:w .&utdchnn fOf aH F'SM. claaman, thl.l ~t or th• merchandi\c IJ t&Ubk Ull'• f'SA opc:ratC\1 und.,. lh< n.,. rulo, -.1tb apprOA•m~teJy 30 Pl'fCtru of ue:mllOkl bcana tl.\cd , Th< 19MI audir b) oh< Seal< pnoduccd """ limb> on ..1.. mahoa more urnu Ul\lblt A'i a con)t'Qumcc.. f'SA ~ as dtcn•c-d 'o owe aboLJI $60.<XX1. h.aJr o( th.st in bad, IIX~• tht fC'.l In ptonathH om<!"'- ~ ~ ~ b)' the ' ~ ~ ' Featuring: : t TODAY - A Face-To-Face Forum ~ ~ {l t {l GENERAL EDUCATION - Wh•t will it mean to our educa tion? ~ 4: 00pm - ~ ~ Capen Lounge Your chance to tell the decfsion·makers what you think! HEAR NOTED U / 8 SPEAKERS - ~ REFRESHMENT S WILL BE SERVED {r ~~~~~ {r {l {l ":':....'%. w-'\ &h.aehttr took orricr ¥illh the undcntandin.&thl.l thr •~d•t " 'H under and has b<cn rouowonrthe <U< all alan& "AIIIIII," h< nooed, .. ,... tbtt we wttf' nOt chatJLnl Ykt IU thtouab the ~ocndina. maduncs. •· FSA, thro<q~h los food and Vtndlna Setl.lcu, II t<'PQruibl< OptriUOO Of IJoc ~n Ml<huoa on each Of lb< 011"tn.ily's ..,pw<s, Q,.,.. •olumc ol the biWn<D " o•a SSOO.OOO annually. Th< plaon<d oncr<a>< IJ brin1 cont<SI<d by I'SA, as Sdlac:lu<r mainwn• t hat ..._c dldn•t kno~ we: '*CfC: rapomtbk'" for the added IU.. WO)', r"' Th<mam paUII ol cocumhoo bn wnb th< typt or mtr<handi.<esold. ODCI !be mdiVKIIIIII madUnc'• ca....r-lon l'lew Yor~ l&lla cllfltrcn1tr •f _.._ -ana~u art aci.iii<Qito 01< ~ jlldJJna" a rauuraot. Sruocl clisptnKn in ball,..TJ co~ IIDd<r b<adulc or &bopo, " an unponatll ' criteria" ocxor<~m~•o S..yda. 11>< dc:unninina raca b. ft<thcr or nolth~ ota11 p<tr<hucd b con>UIII<d oa SllltMIWD<d propony-<hoa< '1'1111 lCOIIft& ••-ailal>lcUB is DO< 1M only w:hool wtcler resoh<d th< coolbct Follooobtavrd.,. "We rec:civ<d tht pap<n (from tht Slate Tu ()q>anmcnt mterprcsatins. bcxlucu of'"" ,wd<lina) WI wcck." Sl\)'dcr Pld. PSA '> lawyers ar< now &oUl& .,_ th< ~u. and ort <Jtpe<:l<d to pr<i<ll< Its ronclinp 10 the fSA llovd or Oir<etot> soon. Snyder mallllauu that hi> orpniutlon haa opc:rat<d prop<r1Y aU a!ona. "We "'crt rollowona What wu pmrdbtd by th< prtviow alldll." h< said. " W<'•• b«o Oolns what~~ as rl&h<." Jf !he "«<nt sltuotioo happen,, th< <atOP•• oraanluuon could b< held Uabk for the m1m Sli(I,OOO. Th< >udden ..pmdltur< would strain FSA cotf'ctt. bYl Sc:b.lchlu reponed thAI "we cou.ld •u:rvive ... ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ No I l l th< .talllinY or 1h< -r.. ()qlutm<nl S\Jl'IY B<qhamlon u "an m•niiiO>n wuh $bnllllf problems." S..)'Cia ~. l..asl )'QI an audol &bo•<d tht madl- or Bul&foamton'• Au:>ilaQ CampUJ En1~b< ,c:t,ool's tqulvakno ol DIU FSA-ro b< QI)Ct1ll11ll lo1thow pa11n1 th< proper W<. Th< Jdoool also has n01 !bUy : THEN SPEAK OUT! {r Brought to you by SA Academic Clubs Fore more information call 636·2950 {l TIA 0tVIJK)f\ aaoumanl ' · USIDI Whll own PffSOnntl c:amr up "'Vtth 1 aub.5ttAnllll1)' lower audh naurt-. FSA l'midmo Cordell Schacht« nor<(! 1har the Seal<'> numb<rs wac " way 100 high," llld lhll h11 OI&IUIIUIOOO Wb U>ll18 0 90 day appeal ptriod, PlOVidC\1 by lhC T .. DoviiiOO. ~ ACADEMIC WEEK IS HER"E!! : {l Soydtr e>ll<d ... dlllcrall lnotrpr<tatlon" rrom lh< pr<VlOU\UUdil . FSA'I {l ThaJ flAUrt WIJ <.»k:Uil ttd - ~\.us FREE DRINKS, II • 10 pm. wllh your UB 1.0 . Card �. ! \JB (I'OCII New York Oty "bcre lndcknc:t of a W:rJ COiltllious Slnlln of inOuenza ealled the Banakok viTus 1\&JIU(btd ~ proponions. This type or Ou l2U><I utmnc .... kocss. aencrallu<l pain and IU&lt ,..., • and t.su for about sh days. Aecot<fina to Oinaor or UB Health.~ Marit Kunz. "As or loa W<d:, tho number of Rllcknu ~ttklna m<diaJOittntjoa baslc>dtd off to about .100 a day.·· This r,.urc compam with lht -.:>~><o>ilnatdy 200 soucf<nU wbo Came seekin& mcdJcal ad11ice per day last year 01 this """ H. . il!Mft Flu epidemic sligh~ly better Buuz. AfiCT I ooapk ol frenzied llabs yoll finally CiOM<a with lhat little kvt:r which slwu orr the maddcnl115 nobc of your alarm cloct . SummonJna. up aJJ of )'Our wiU and determina1ion you try 10 C..'TIWI ouc of bed, bul thb momlnt yOUr Y&Hanl efronl tO makt: il tO your fiUt dau fad. You Ctel really W<ak. Your whole body just athc.. R1hlna ynur palm co your fort:hc:ad confinns your susp1doni thnt you're run nina • ftvtr . Rnlllin& thl1 ynu'vc probably aught the nu. you panic btcaUK you still • hiYt to buy book a. drop JOmc coursn. for« n-gistt:r Into another and dear up • bursar's debe . What wlll you do? Kunz po<nted""' tliOith< ina~ or Ou 01 UB ..,.,...,o ha"" rcach<d a peat lui w«k wkcn aU 22 beds 01 lht infinnary in Micluod Hill •ttc occupied. Howcvn, lhtrc at< oow 16 P'lto<nu. " HopduUy thb is a lil!l' that t.h t nu b swtina 10 let up a bit ... •h< .said. I Beina b<drlddCI 'iiith tht Ou. panicularly dunn& to. oP<Wna "«b of JdwJol wheo thtrt m a thowand thlnas 10 do. and also dorinJ exam ....ts. nn PfOV~ to bt a real P<oblem lor Sludeou. The School o( Social Work focaled in Mtchad Hall wiU bdp studml> cope with •uch troublcaoaoe situations. Kunz caplained lhll thu d<J)IIItmcnt works c..,._.y .nth Audmu Olthc inlirmllfy. " For uamplc:· Jht Aid. ••So<UJ Senic< can arratiJ< for AudenU to lakclhtir tlW1U here II they f«ltoo IIIIo ao to clast." Assodalc f'To(c:saor Frands Stil1Dtn of the School of Social Wor~ pointed out. "If a studmt is btdrlddtn and cannot deal with some crucial mauer. we "ill intrrvmc on the studmt's behalf. For lnstanoe. if the Studenl is ill and CIJIDOt type a popcr. they will all up the proCessor and <~plain the situation. Stamm points out that "Th< Social Scmcc lri<.< to ll'l the studtnt b< autonomous, biWtr II pro~ to bt difficult or impossible. wc m availabk 10 help .. udtniC wi1h any problem." Th~ Social Strv1~ can b<" 1eachcd ac 831·3737, ext . 27. 11'11• shuauon 1\a) been CAPCntna:d b)' hundreds ofstudenls murnmato -Jnn·MIJrt• Bnm ~----------------------------------~--, 444444~4~~4~~~~~44~~~ GOING HOME FOR THE VACATION??? 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MM. 20 Hopscotch ..............•.......... . Mar. 27 Prom Night• ............... ........ . .. April 3 TMFIMdJMifDttlfiH. FuMenC/tu ..•• A/N. 10 .,. ~ o..d MovM.. ..... . •.... ·• · 17 ·•: s-. ,..,.,. 9 tD 5 . . .... .......... .. ....... ~- ... Ape. 24 A CMnge ofS..MJns.. . ........ . ...... '*Y t AI clat.- rwftect die fftdrt of tfle .....ret .tlown. SbcnwtlmM: Fri. 7. 10........ : ••.. ... . . Dlefendoff 148 s.t. 7 a 10. 12:30.•.. . .... M. ~e170 Sun. 8 . . . . . . • . . . ...... o.-y L.oung.. Gov. SI.U Writ., Far c:atturia medical ldmce b&l 1>a:n on starch of ao effective aon-flaicotk: palo rdkvCT and b&l ClllnK up wllh upiria,l)lcaol, and uumaous ..nations o r each. 10 yars o projca was UlldatdCOI by McN<il Plt.....-ical ia Pbiladdphia. ~DJYI-ia 1t0 reaaon:h a bet.... more clf~r:r. .tivc. No• lhoy thiJllt lhty bow founcllt. Tbt , _ of lbt breaklhroullt dnc II llOftiCIIirat ~. or " Zomu" at lbt drll& 11ares. It's Jua o Ho-. liuJt bwd to cettltottch: tbis Ia noc an 0\'a•W-<OUntcr paia killer. ' ZOmas ls w rrnt drua •lpifiCIIItl~ ~ dtet:ll\'0 tloao l$llirin and as cfrcctl.. as ind~ o.r- and Coddot, QPI&Incd M<N<il ~ P}lbti< ltdatioou Direct John e..... Appovcd by th< Food and 0rua ~racion in late Octobct, Zomu b&l ba:n Oft 111< marla sioce Hova.bcr. 1\a:onfina 10 evans h b DOl .., unuswol th.l Zomax is a pracriplloft q . "I coulcln 't '-~Joe """....,.CX>tic ..,..,.ics a new clnla bcill1 aVIilabk without P<<Kriptlon", ht COIIl.....,..... ''TII<R mu>t bt oo qlldtlon of rbt.s. AS!IIliil..........,'t to. on oY<r-11\e-coun<« dtua ifh • ere ~..........,today": 0 WkWnt•al AU pro'sand ams t.Ucn into consiclctlllon, thoUJh, l!vansond a~rt~~ many ph,siciluu fed they ha\'0 a raJ ftncl... eu:itin&- project," ttc.mec~eva.u. Doctor Supbca Bonia of St. Viacatu Hoaplul In New Yon uponcdly allocl Zomu, ... - o f tho l'\lttUc". Accordina 10 Mc:Nell ~. re~~eva .,... 1ft lloe lower "*4· bad, tCCIII. Olld ......, rrom ··u·s .. z.o-. .,._, ,..,....._, -.crj, " Whot 't moou,...Jna about • proJect li ~• this," clalms EvanJ, .. iJ lhat unJike narc:xuia. lomax is nOt addiC'Uve. 11 Ocor&cto"'n Univrrsity Professo1 William T . Bca\a c:oncurrtd wb.h Evans. u.plainin&. .-The drua doe>n't produce narrotk drua dopmdm«. a JOWtt of conccra wuh patitnll '*ho havt to talt medication Cor o lana lime". Anothtt rmponant difference bcrweat tomCI>iroc .aodiutn and narcotta istha:a whom • padcn1 c:casa ro UK 2.omaJ< afi<1 a knslhy period of time painful Anothc< wilhdrowol sympcoros do not oceut dWimllarisy btl•«n Zomu and narcoiJC anai&<Sics" rh• Zotlwt docs 1101 P<oduce a aaae of <uphori> so that It's potcndol for altwc b low. • "It doeslt'l pcodU« cff<CU ort mood or meatal funatonina. so paticnu can rtmaln aim "'Mn tbt) att tokrna ~ ... c>.plained Baver. N-lootl _!!._ was quiet to point out thll the ad>crst rct~Ctlom encouniCTed upon •naatlon would tDC»l ~kdy bt minimal. ' 'Tit< lid< effccu t1w mi&ht omu arc limllar to aspirin, like I UtrolnlutlnaJ P<Oblems . • . nausea." ht Qpl&roed. 1\o dolt look at tht t<o~ raulu lnclkala tbot Zomu PfodUC<S r.... if any. polmtlally llumful ractioi)S. Nonahdeu, McNdl docs ur,e the publlc to bt OtJr1 of overuse. cspoaally in patltnts with ulc:en or kidney maladits. It abo dllcou,.... PfCi n&nt women and children from win1 Zowwr. Honla v1cwt dniiS,..... as Zoma>< as the IICDd in OMdkine. " We arc IIOW cooecrncd, and rtaturuay so. wkh 1101 Juss rdicvina ........,ne'1 pain. but cloina 10 wkh a mlnbnllm of dlsturbina ilck effccl.f ..,., wllllout ..... t..lna W11h tile activities or dMily 11ta;· he ald. • �ff&.1~©-Jllli&l'1tJ Jl@ID ·/ The Spectrum of national t1nd international e~ts - - -- - - - - - - -bv Alan C. Kadlk Prtsldftlr RoM~<~ Rugon"> aollinft-whlch C'OMbtut.. h.. coleaion of .gcn<y hue~> and poky ~.-,.... nam<rd dunng the P<nr<l«ntlal """"""" ponod ~ ~bor ond JonuOfl/ In chooting hh aollinft. ReagAn Ollompled to gelhor a geographblly di>lributod group of ~ of <anservathlt Ropublkan beliefs ond \0/ho would bor ocevpled by both Congr.,. and the Am<Ti<M poopw Tho lollowtng Is a senu of >hart biographical si<etolw• of tho maiOf cabiMt ml!mbt:n Seaetarv of State. Promising a now d..aoon for Am<fl'-'fl lor<ign policyonda •getrough" pollcyroo.•arduheSovl<ts. ... NATO commond<J and Rlctwd NllCOn 6ld l\lcuncltr M Halg ,.111 "'""""' the cab.n., IX»' .. h.ch Is lradltJonally tho ~I and publoc.ood AI ago 56. Harg - - of a Phofaddphta bwyor-11 a graduate of both Wesr Point and Gooc!lotown .....,, he eamed • ma~~ degru tn ~ntemauonaf rtlal.on:s Finishing m the bottom rhlrd ol hts das or rho Mlli!.vy Acadamy, H4lg btgan h,. carter as an offic., under GenOTIJ Oougl.,. McArthut tn occup~ J.-pon He later served i.n Kou~a ~ft~ hi' wM ln110lued 1n tho ouccaolul lncl!bn ]..,.,dings mo" Halg eamtd • lf'PulllbOn as a good mlhuuy Administrator and tr, 1964 w.as n.omod 1o the .wf of then Secmary ol Cyrus V«t« Oatot Jimmy c.nc.-s Soaa.y of SWo! ()d..,.. """"ty under Pt...m.t Lyndon Joboton. • Democnt In 1966 the commander In Vlolnam whorthcw•d«<rrled for~In 1969 HoNy I<IMu-ogft appolnled tWa to !'~boon•• Nadonal Secwty JAil .. • mllitory ad'*<>r and thteo yon ~ the Praiclont pnomorod him 10 a low scar_., and rho~ of""""' Vlc:t Chttf of Staff. The nul yoor.lll tho halght of the Warorgoto IIC»>dAA, Halg usumed the role of White How.. Olid al Staff wh•,. miJcloings forced tho ·~ ol Robert Hald•mon. Halg r"Puttdly ran rho day~y -ltions ol the Prosiclency •• Ntxoo ~ lftOCCUI>Itd Wllh tho band~ o! 1<go1 mauan brought obout by w.._.._ tWa ·~ ><>on ohcr Geoid Ford~~HIJ roilolontlllp rho~ ..... had ....-..! ... ~ Domoc:nos In ~ during Ills . , . , . . _ ~ It£ ..Moor on tho . - y _, tWa orilered FBI wn lllpl Ott _.,ment -km wbo SUJpOCild oi!Wdng ~ ~ Tho sold he juot lolotmg or~ and aloo delmJ no lnYO!Yomonr In tho WMftgale scondof With 1 Repubitan ~ tn rho Senate, Hoig's nomtnotion "'" 4I6SGy ocxepted. Bel_, 1974-1979 Halg lmlod M oommond<J of rhe SemiMy ol S...o aorued as a hold lonna_., North ~tic Tr..o:y ~ mlhuwy lore.. Though Eu<OPQn ludON were otiginally oppooed to Halg • · appointment b«au~ tl>ey t...Levod him to t... too ~ he oOfnod good """"' lor efftcloncy and mlhtary talont In 1978 H01g SllrVMd "'' ......,....., anmJjlC ""- unldcnlifiod- trlod to bomb hlo cw .,.., NATO's BN...ts hcadqu111.,. Hinting at a run for the pruidm<y. he retired ""m tho enny in J 979 to pw togethw a campo'S" Howev<'f, the mom<rntum """"'m~Jtft~Al~zed A "'ong minded ""workahoik.- the J..uh-tratned Ho111 olton puts 1n 20·hour dayt Aslodata and opponenli al.lk~t com~r him on borng a mOll of his own Idea• and u 9ne congraoman said. not a yo> man. C.ng lor a monger mtlltaey, a forelgYI policy bo>od on Amenc;.an rnter...U ond not human nghrs. and cb<> t.n w!lh Ewopoan ol!iH the former - e l hopes 10 a..,e a C>Ohtmu, ~ nor ha.. IU>h Un<led St010> wotlcl cLtoa.on Seaetary o f Dofonae. Tho only now ca!Jinot m""'twr "'"" IOtVOd rn R•O!I•n"s Ca!JomJa coblner, C.'l>ft Wtlnberq.r obo hos l)fmouSiy servtd an three WMhongron og<rnck• A> • IM'mbet of Rlchord Nbton's cobtnet, th• 69·yo•r old Wetnbor4or hold rho poou of Choirman of tho F•dcrat Trode CommiSsion and olso tho Ollioo of Management and Bucfuot. and .. Soal'tlry ol tho now defunc:t Oopanmt!rlt ol Heollh Educallon, ond Wolfar• IHEW) The San Froncbco-l>om, Harvord·!roonod lawyor e.....d tho nkl<nanw ·c.p the Krufo• .. Rugon·, Caltlomia o...,., ol fiNonce lor hi> hc-.y. rho<ogh usualy eHidotu budget CUlling l.llhlk rho. telom tMy nol INt>h w!lh tile , _ Plnadont's promtM: ro lncrtaw mUrtary spendsng Wttnbftgn·, baclo.ln>und knowlodgo ol milllary rechnology CO<>pled wrth hi> llnondal 161onts wtl hopalully make '"' • smooth running ol tho Dopanmonr o! DolonM '"Cap lh• Krtilt," one• • columnllt and • television lAiJ< show hrur, hod • good record amon9 consum<r groups-•""" ~ Rolph Noder- whil• h• was FTC dtolrtMn t...lng a selloprodal~ con>erVat.Y< . Wainbergor ..,pported • nallonaJ health ltiSUTonce program v.t.a. In Nbccx\"• admln- His bocftsround oloo rndudt>. Jlint .., tho c.MorN. L~ and ., the Wttt"t R<pUbllcan Dnt>•• -· Secr.ury ol EdK&Iloe. Abo a former HEW~ uncle Nlllon and Fotd, Tomtl Bd. S9.was an ..ny _ , o f a _ . . . ~~ of EducBIIon, ... _,.y ere-.! by Jimmy ean.. ....S OJie which ReagAn hopes 10 _dmlnato. Born In Lava Hot Spring., Idaho. Bell hM a PhD In aduc:.tlort from rho lJntwndy of Utlh and ""' ""'"'" INe book• on educ...,., and pl\tlo>ophy As. UtAh Commos.tto....t ol Educat>On Bd ...-.d rho .,...., una~ >y~~•m by melung cvrs ,.hoch reduced b.n drd noo dmlnore ...,_ program> l.>M ,_, ol Ragon • ad.-. tlw rduauon wc-cury be•n'a thai molt gow:r nmmt ~ n~~d ro •·tnm th« fac" and hope:$ 10 run h•s drpartm•nt wnh rh• "¥'• •lfi<lllncy ..n~eh ...eel Utah'• Bell. whi!o not OPI>OI<!d to buwng lOt ><hoollnrogrotl0t1 , thinks chol rt hM gon~ too bu lnStend, ht ptoposes the redraWing of di.SCI1n unt_.._ lmes to cove-r both city tnd wburbon oreas to mt~ate tckoob Office of Btoclfet end M e _ _ .. Dovtd ~n Stocl.m•n Reagan s ,._. for Duoaor of tho Otnc• of lludgo< and ~r t> both the your>ge51 Cabtnot member and lll• """' tho , _ .m,.,.. bacl.grow1d A Ml<ht9M' S.ote gro!duore . Stocl.mon """" consod011 h..,..:l • """"' CO'\Wf'\.thW ""'"' one:• • V~ ann V..W ,act:Vbl Uo -.hiCh Reagan repl-ed 'I ... unco • Dmtocrat I and an..tdod *"' Harv01d lllv!n"" School A two·term cr.mg:r~amon hom So~o~thern M.ch..g4f\ \odf -1nt~ttest In ~y Is an lmpoctant mortvauon a.nd tho! go..,emmtnt'i SO<"'al progr6ml heve ov"t Scockmdn beltli!wt chot exrended rMmlodvn StockmAn Pfon\lkS. IO CUI two JWtGe:l\1 of lh* ft..>dtotal government'> 640 billion dollar budget by 6bofishong f<Cl<ral revenue lhormg Wlth Clly W stotc govemmft1b. ri'dUC'Ing Jederol .rob P"'!IJ·ams. pu111ng a , _ on rnedard pavmenr> cutt>ng - " " ' • for loreogn lord, to<1o1 saonc• ,....61th and panng the budgets ofel rcgulauxy agoncln by 20 percent Despilo Ill> uo -'dtng oconomics. Soodunan •log.siabw poOI!ior\l """" ......ny hi ., wtth the R._, bandwogon While In the Hou>e of Ropr ...n t - . he YOted agAlllll gcwornment programs, co~an "'"" to t...ing the only Michlgoo against rh• lederol loan IO< the Chry>lft no<rcably I/Oif Corporadon Ceotnl IDtoll.,._e Aea>cv· Ano<her ex·Nuion ubtrwt member, 67-yo• old Wtll.m c-yt>tht Reagan ttam's only rrue .... heo During w..ld w. U c-y- • ,...mbor of the OA"s . -.the OSS-sucaslully ltd a 167 memiKor spy nng .. Gemany ~tho- he"""'""<! 10 ..-.Itt. where he got • ~ from 5< Johns Law ScMol In 1969 Cuoy .... rtentiled by Nixon 10...., on tho advtSOty coundl on the Arms Control and lll>ar""""""' Agrmc.y, but then the new OA dlrtc1or'• aciMtitf hove ~ In the llnanclal worlcl. He .... made Chalrmott of the SecumlU and Elcchonge Comm..-, tl/hero hb cohom -~O!WMOII ~-- �J ~I if~~©~TIU®-ti©TIU - ~L-~~~~~~~----------------------------~~~----------~:----~ JCabinet. commended him 1ar btlng. "clodlk.-. . _•• r- _. i'n>ud oL hi$ ....unc/1 CIOCUIIVOCism end Cocholoc hmcago, · - - whOI mony conside:r '"lllfd tamed" ..-M>nmanr.tl Donov... has little~ ... union ....... tdcllr1g ..-~~. later c-y becMM 1M Uuda-.-y ol S.. far~ (6u, ma_.,.nt jobs, thou!;! h.• hat ~h.ond!lng lobo. ~ AIIMs and bttwnn 1974 and 1976 he .....-c! - P"*feu of cltfwN!t hlrnorlf by ~ thM ... _..,.,... "1 to... lhe E.cport-lmpon b6nk, Ame1ci'S , . , _ of fnlelnOIIotal the _ nogocladons In tho cor.,tt\ldlon lndutll)l. 1M S.)IOnne wiUc:h he lnr:IOda bo•llt)l ., trade Thlo yo• Cosoy ...--! u ~·· ~ o.gontm. ol the lond. tk ockli lhot lhe . , . _ C<~nMn~Oiion lows are Is o crilfc olthe Ottupauonol Sek-ly end Hnllh ~ '""'' le Cosoy wys he wonts lo r~ prldr! and rebuild ,_,. In good and he-will do euerylhlng In his powor 10 tnlcne them c:alllng lhem tounterproduc:tiw, and a wppon., ol"io sub .:. "the company." C1rlcof ol Jimmy CM«<'s OA Dtroe~or ~. w~ roan thot,ln an •mft!ltnCliJh""' wllll>e • rush ,minimUm..,_ foe 1"""!10 """'""'· Hoving never h.okl • public office, Donovan 10\11 hov• to SloMileld Tumcr, Cosoy """"" to put lao wmphasls on foe r-ufCCI, ""d be<.ouw of preMnl legislation, gre.otor ~ eloctrot~lr: ouJVeillanot and return the human element to damogo will be done recoverlng minerals In o huny. In his new han!i)e the problems ol wppo<t for tho un•mployed and > lnlelllgrmco ea3ocUng by brlnglnjl bock mAny 61 the. •ncy's f•deral job f!'lllnlng proQJoms within the ••~ ol WAthi"!JJon'• potlllon. Won hopes to open more publk lond lor "old llrMt$" to complrrmt'nt lhe •Uil>lus tho rrooendy acquired clev<ilopmont . po~tblreallllu. · ycung talent Tho 42-yoar old lJniwMy ol W)IOmlng gradua~a rmttrod $eaetaJy of Houolng •nd U.ban Dntloproellt: ]he only Moo! omplwlo will bo put on counrer·lnl~t. o field pollib as oq;,~ to Republican ScnoiO< Milward Cosoy cJOitqJ "'' Unttod SC.tes has laDen blllilnd i<> me pu1 Lalcr ho boc.nc Deputy AH!Unr ~ ollhe Interior and blade In Reagan'scobinet, Samuel Riley Pierce, Jr. lir$1 xrved olghl yoan llecoUN ol ~of~~. !he OA d>oncornmltdone olthoFeder.JJ>owerComm-..Jn 1977 In odmlnlstranon. A gfoduoto ol CorneD low hu hod clrffituhy recrulllrlg foreign -.n, espedoly In tho WAtt, with cd>or .u lowyon and undOf tho guklonce ol School and • Glon Ccwc, N V. MIM. MYwd •• assbtontlo K:mlhn Cosoy hopor 111011'->gh __.,.aonollogblorlon , on 1Uiouo r1!lhl·wfn!la s.muel Cooro, formed tho Mounr:oln ~ s.a-y_o1 Lobor and 01 !hall.,. ..... the filS! block IO uompdon ol tho OA from lhe "-1om o1 lnbJnollon ocr and .SO..I..f!llrl F1lnd (MSU) The Mstf - daign4!d 1o hold a pooition lb6l hlgh In • gowmment OJII'I'CY· A !delong Republican, ~ In 1%9 anrl 1960.--1 as a aid malrlng a~ lhe ....,_ ol patt and prHml - - ...... ..-M>nmOflt&i groups ..,u, he can improw Am......, ccuoter-lnr~ Now Yortr Slate lntftlm Judg«, llppOW>terl by Nehon w.. holpod 10 oprm rro:t lond 1o dovelopmonr And In the proc. . ..,noyor~·Nar!Cie American groups who unked ogaln>l Rodo.elolor. SW1U then he has ...,lcecl foe a Now Yortr Oly '"" Attorae, Gene.ral-JDedu Depart•e•t . As en him IMih 1oat1 ,._... under his boll, Wan a hooded r.,. ltm ~In labor lAw atablishmrmt ftgure. H.v•d low School graduate, and odlon on • much larger oc:ale. Plen:e h01 been crltldm! by tome block !II'O"Pl foe not mon"!lln9 panner ol Lot Angeles' ~ lorgHI 16w firm, he\Mitbeen ln""""'d In equal righiJ O<IIVdiU, lhougl> NabOnal Wlliam Fmw:h Sm~h. 63. ftrtr mer Ronald flo_. In the s.cnt.., of £aervy. Bo.mg to p<ftlwo &om aoulhtrn Urban 1Aagw Ptaldrmr Vernon Jordon end NAACP ponid•rn 1960's when tho ptesldenl wos nmnlng foe tho Collom_~<> RepubiloanJ who oomplolned of no regional ropruonlotlon In' William or- hove publitafty supported him 0-..hng 1... govomonhtp A busln... friendship developed and for tho posr tho cabjn.,, Roogoo d>OM l«mer South CaroRn• governor tnandvea for bulfnuwo mooing t~ro Inner dries Is Pierce'> 15 years he hos handled Roagon's bus1neu Md ~I m•n•n and Srtom Thurmond prol"!!" Jama Burrows Edwardl, 53, ro lnlllal goal, saying thol on tncr._ of jobo lor dy dwo.llents 1h• HaVIng ti)k.tn tht con.wrvatlvt &~cM.s of ls.SUH ln hJs ~ hood the 0cpar1mont or En"'!!Y key to urban redtvelopmenl u.re-et , Smuh flt1 petiectly Into the new lldmlnim•tion~t Admitting to be no oxpen on energy. EdwardJ- Soulh philosophy Ho..,vtr . de>pire his righ~ tend•nde•. tho Carolina'• flrtf Re.publttan governor tinct Secnt&JY of Comm...-crt. Oesplle Rtogon's cowboy Image annrntty gent'f.. doe. not haut a naputadon of bring antl·union reconslluedon - major ccntribulion In 1h11 field woo the he palos In ccmpar1son 10 Cmnm.,.• Socretary Mak:olm and lu >upportcr oll.ot Arlg<'les Mayor Tom Brodloy, who IS ual>llsllmenl of hll ltate's EM.gy R-atclllnsllruto . Edwatdl &ldrldgo. 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' =.. .,, �Mohawks entangled i dispute with New York ____ by Palrfck CoouM li Tony Oell'latP ol the pollco olflca- d..,..mecl lhe , A ...,m1ngly mine< 1ncldon1 look ploco on May 22. 1979. In nonh<m re~\Jmtd In th.tr homei N.w Yo<l< S.ato On land bo<dmng AkwUatna the S. Uu.nnce lown ol Mas10na, • rru«Natlon Tho Mohalolk people Mved undet ond •n!Oteecllh•n own ~"t'f near dw fodmllly· funde~ Youl'g Aduil Conwrvar10n Corp IYACCi ""''k~rew wo• found <uttlng ~n~.. on tho ""'"""Y ol • rradltlonol Mohowl< Ch,of Lonon Thompoon Wnh the help of • rwtghbor Josepll Swamp. rile chlel conbJco<ed the rqUIIJ<TI<'nl !rom lho crew 1n or<kr 1o .,....,... lurm.t deslrucnon and JO tt~cure evidence ol the ,.,...,_ Tho ><..... ol "'.. lerntory c;oled Akwesurw- -~• rile p.umdge dnlms ·-bv rho Moho\Oik peopk On 11>6p$ . . . . libeled <h• Reg;. •nodeN:• ..... • -s. indl<oftRamfii>On " In !he~ dayo what -.ld _ , 10 haw bun an a.s.fy negooaiM ~ ....,.ed a ~. Ne\01 Vorl. Srar.e palco end AkwaunE Pokee 1o - • financed and bld<rHI -iziormnl """""" ~ on larany <htzvos ol " sceallng• the wor..,·crcw•t oqueprnmt His .,..., hod been enaxuoged bv lh4l non·lnldltlonll ctectiw system M Akwtsa~M. • govemmenaal body \011\ieh .,.. created In 1802 bv New Ye<k s..r~ tor ,....,.,, c~m cor-..~ng the 54Jitos .. ro avoid the firm rl'fu.ool ol th• traditiOnal Couna1 ol Chlllft 1o sell any land In nOf!hem New York. LoTao The community of Al<w...,.,e .... outr~ by the ann ri41.oRn Thornpoon. Thewadil1ol>al Mohowk Council of Cluef• lsiUed thru ~o~amlngs, rolu.lng m raign from rtw role rhal m. lradilionolila '""' • armed adjunct> of a loro!gn sedcl1lg to deny the communll}l ol Hlf"<lcteJmln~IOn Sub..qucn~y. W\.'Cral hundred peoplunarcn.d on the communfty cent•-the locallon pollee Without bloocbhtd, nnd ah., AJ AAwesasne, fifteen monlhJ have posted >inc• che cr...non ol th• .o,.,.mpmenl ncar lho Thornpocm T '" years ago lh~« w.tt no "home. Vtt lhe Mohawk peoplo • brief occupellon of lh• ccnl.,, PoUu~ on 1h e Ia""' ''' t~ftoual manttl!'f wh6c:h tho ~or~ S.ort taxpeyet nothtng Tlw Slott has h.e lped 10 ftlabll>h end malnl""' on Indian policor foru undor tbe tlecnve ~·m wno<h grew ftvm hve lo nlnotHJ\ penont pluJ vehtdos and COG contJnutd lo ~ """" lor lndic:tmoniJ 10 bo ...we! The Mohawk Council of Chl oh 1- They .,euc;ed lho. lndlcaled Moho...., nol 1o> In <ourt s--al ~ Mohowk lormod., onned mc:ornp<Mnl , _ C h ief Loran lhooo who Wftt ..,..,eel, In cLong.. of bfm9 .nrl lt\oM IUIPfCI4d of helng under lndlamenl. m6do a lland lor th011t h.-.dom ond ~o~oy 'btl~• The ~munUy Ill Al<waesn• ts one ol mony 1'1<1- Am<n<M Nollono tiiU In exl>l.- TheTt .,. communlllu , ruuvatlonJ, IOJTIIOtlos, whore . duptto religloUI penocullon lhe lo<cecl romovol ond miNdUCAIIOn of thu chlldrm, lho lhrrll ol their ~ Iondo• .nrl IN {lrOIII1ng thrut ol -w. mlriary, and indllllNII dowlopmml 1h01 II~ lonrl and .....uz. IN peoplcudl........,. in"lM toll o1111n. ropr-nWJva ol Se.an who ts an oleged "v;giionn<r" leador . boo bftn onestecl oo -condU<Ied· an.. Unilecl Stat.. hal -A reign ol tm01 W'l hav~ Natlve l\rneTir:an «ltKion> (l()<n • historical ponpecdve .;w,.dytng • • C..ncvo. Sw1ueTior!d Sbt NatioN oltho ltoquOd ei!plalned lheit poojllon; "Ftom tho bf91nnl"g of IIJ ou r l• ws on lh~ Haud""""'u._. The chl!lfs roplicd v.,y wiJely ond propl..ucolly, that he c:outd not gourem bolh nOUOns. '"' h• would be .. a """' ...,_ . loot If\ • tanda and anolller In'• Maintorntng hl> balance ""'"ld be dlllk:uk ondot the best ol condlltons, IIJashinglon "'"' the Wlldom ol theit pooillon and -.voecl wtlh them Ho tb<reloro oogrnod the TrUIIy of Frl..,rlthlp ol 1794 . conUnu~d Commentciry rui!Wrned their ccntuna old ~d ol ~ ond ........,.IY from NN Votlt s..te Thompoon. 11..... tnfotct N!-Wft&Jnt ...,. mWII fl"' a ..n.. of New Yolk· an.. Counly olbo.tl> Wothrr>ofe..,-.Jts, Counry Olorrtr:t Anomov .looeph R~ twno c.!loPd IlK' Mon.wk poop{• " a bonch of • nlrrutl>) home o f most flfC'f:nl l.ndden•• 01 r«mAJn In a deft!nllvR posture Ther·e hove bom lncldonls of pollco I:IQ.!Aiiiy ~Qd v1gilanle harossmttnt tho 111011 reccnl ltlddeniS have beon lho bumirS do\Oin ol Chlol ThornaJ Port"'' home and n.>dom .bocxing• tn the vlcinlly of Ill• Racq..otte Polnr enc.ompment. Bill N~tattoru. furiher indlam4niJ ""'"' draloltl Ill' by lh To undmrand th& ntiurt ol ihe ..._charges occup•Uon IIC""'""' When GeorgQ: Washingt on nogoliared !he 1794 Caoandaigua Trcoly. ha r.oqu•otecl 1hc nght 10 America ~ -..ry. Colonlol _.a enured out counrry ~ _....... lhatl nlldon 1 "'"""""" ,.,.,.. YOlk Smt and 784 lind 1642 lind Illumed to -"" 1114Mert Wllh rho govemmont w..L'Iionol Mohawk \Qden and their IIJoshinglon wkh ,_fO<ceulonl and lnlomal oil... ollholawyon ~ &I!# lndidmonls ol land .._ulontly otr<a.ned """ • rhal prftllnl \Qden ,._, lool lh« ¥Aodom ol ontt ol ""' agalnll Molwl""" ....,, dropped on • not outhonr>od 10 ....... land TM Hoodcnowunct lout..t.ng '-"rtn. h an.. "Erne*• \ochn1C41iiy. Aalan on the~~ tran<lcu Council , "'hlch I• the only Sraa." .t~tmpting lo HUbllih outhO<~col body l)ftmlttctl 10 Ale-.. • • eolony? w.. this condiOCI lone! b'llm«<>>nS, ......,. 1701y vloloted ..._ New Yotlt IUI'Icndorinja a-..! rile tndtee gowmmont In 1802? w.... b'Miy brollan, ......... In 1948. ll>e lerlcrll gc>llftnln<1ll e-ct.d ~ tnnJkned juriodiction ol lndJ.on , . _ , _ ...thln New Thooo J>OClllio •1101 oudlonood lo conduct lond lnlntfm" Included Vook• Indictment> ... b. """"""ed unli lhrH men who Now York Sole h..t H o war d B~>rman , defen.$e Sp.mg - l e d N Ill• ""' "'r.-" lor attomey lor the lndicoed Alt.......... ll>e Moho...... ""' """""'lecllv~ Mohawks. loJIIIird lher '' lhe tt.nlt ~tm ol gowmmml whit~ b 1o unilolerol obroga!r01'1 (of thue ~ tho lloddion<ll peOple lhlf day ooltly rocognlzed "' u - ) Is omply llogal under ""'uncle 1M lhrut'OI atlack, lhlngo logffimole bv lhe Slota. The Non lntcrNIIIonol low A n«1on may noO .,. no< complotolygloomy The tplit ltll<fcounc Ad oll790 was enacled Ull1141ora0y ~ lbd from In between lrodidona'l Mohawks and upaclally 10 proven! oucb ht"'Y oblig6lloru • olfktr fiiCiillln A. • NiUll ol tht commuolty c t:nlet ogalnst indigrrnour ~r. in North lhooo who have been loyol lq lhe ll'U&tH gc>llftnrnent, a '!iiJt ..t.\Ch as O!VIdcnl on r"'""""""' aaou the Unttecl Sial.. ohowulgns of h•oiln9 Tile harsh roalilleo o f lhe rmvlronmcntal and economic: ctRI, "helping lo br..k down old b.n<tto There Is oiJo growing •uppon among lhe non·lndian peOple on rllis counlry ond .,,.....d the .....wid Recently, the Benr. .d RussaU Tribunal has just conduded liS h"'""90 tn lioland on charges ol ~ bv lho. United Slota . . . aeryan..-· O«ur•n<'<f bv 1ndlvadwl llol,. 109"11\11 natlvo peoples. 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Hlotorv The anote ol a tradHional chl•f and th• encln:lomenl ol most of the lrlld~>onal Mohawlt communHy •t Racqueno Point muS1 be-n In light of this poiHJc.al histO<Y. What is happening to th• Mo~ people 1$ boa summad up by Akwesosne Notes rditor John Mohawk 1.n a dlseu$5Jon Wlth ~«Y o11he lnteriof for Indian Allairs, Fon.., Gerard, "What we l>aw now art Stare troopors surroundlng Indian peopk on lndl.n ~ ovor an lndi.tn lmpanW Ac«wdlrlg to Ftllx CoiMn, an ...,thorily on ledftlol·l~ low clolrM rh• "ln our dtollngo With ttw Indian rribos wo haw. 01 lc.ul . ~that llrl<esoutol anootemal conlli<t that was causad by tho Odions o1 1'/n! 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PUTT-PUTT® ~ i..;.l I I : 1 I I GOOOONLYAT 241XJ SHERIDAN TON NY GOlf. GAMES. - - 1 .._,._ : RECEIVE $5.00 OF FREE TOKENS with the regular purchase of $5.00 worth of tokens. . ~u~~a~o·s Melli I : 1 I I -------------------------------------------------------· Limit 1 ~pon I * peBOn Expires Feb. 12, '81 r:a&~,.. 2T76 Oe!awate Ave Bullllo. NY ore. Hall SAVE I 1 wtththla eoupon hpires Feb. 12, '81 _,Gometloom 1 �~ editorial l Z To save SUNY ! h I& -~lng IO on<* egMl\-.,.. IAgttlal... o-etl!'ll UP fO< 11>0 ~ budge~ fto~t and commlllnO t - - t o ..,.or tiM 111'11 on SONra behalf. j• PuDIIo l!ignof """""'""' - a allti>O I>Oip " con ~. While Qrey'a ,_,,,, r a - budge~- nol hit u ~a-u !II rna11r had _ , . . , H _ , , . . . . . cull a lol ol coi-o oil an olfRCiy >. <ti!>P*' arot..n. Tile 174 million....__ 10< SONY 1o ""'Y 1\alt ol"""" '"" i ~ syatom reqllnlecl. Ancl • roqueat lor 5I eddltlonal ~ trantlalocJ lnlo 1Z3 manootocJ ~ CU}O. J. lM GoYemo<'a OUdge1 oddltlonotry ~ ~ 011 !IUNra wu ..,.,tty to -talncomo. Willie lhe cuta 00 not - t o be too g<HI. 11>0 oytlom muet ·genera te mora moftey 101 ltNit In cettafn a~eu TNt tn effect oou'CI 11>011 lor SONY. ..._ an. mel hod lhet 11>0 Unl-lliJ. lyllom may u. . to ,.... ""'".,. 1e thro<~Qh tuHion. Tot~ ol anot,..r hU..a c.Qan lila laac _ , . , hu conttnued tn1o the new yur. In tact. tM SUNY TrvaiMt may broec.h tnat -v lop4e at ti>Oit lnOIIIhly .-lnQ today. O.mo<tollc Aaoomt~~Yrnan WilliHoyt . .p r - on lntaraallng opinion ......, he u ld ho would profor to 100 t>uOgot cuta before a tulllon hll<o. Unfo<lunoltly It ma y como oown to ma ldi'Gtha t chOtc.. What thO Stoto muot roallza 11 thll by taxing atudor111 In publiC education It Ia ruining tho...,... concept ollhot ayatern. SONY wu foundeo on tho belief thot quotlty ac-tion OhOuld be o'llloble to all Vol otoodlly IM coet of aueodtno a publ~ become baotordll:od. So we tit wlln two equally acnool ta lncreaalng and the concept naa uoa~l lng tales from over the bar by Pete Rosen • a ·device tbal periorau o.ddlUo Please dOII't Iough when t toll you my nama. PIOfllleo7 Wolllt'o ••• It's •.. oil rtont I'll toll you, It's •. """letlonory. I aslced you nicely not to laugn. but you nad 10 anyway. lt'a atway.s the a&me. eYerywhe,.l go, they t•ll mo t'm Iunny loolttng. rm not evan a ,..lwOfd tnoy NY But 1 om a "'or<!, t,allleor I om. Juat ll~e •nrworG tlat In gramm&t school •1111\e other tittle worda uaed 'o pfotpr«.lt blfort_ ua We can telf met ••• a mletal(e. I dtdn't have • rHI fattier. &Itt'•• h•••an aUOf'dabte. btJt decaying public educeUon ayatam ot we can They-'""' as far UIO ooy lhot I woo odll!liod. hare a atrono, hoallhy program tllallo lln-..clallt out oil he ftocn ot thOII '"' WhOm It wu dolll,..,, tn \M world of mek..t»lle~~e we woutd have a GovetnCH that would teallze tho lrnPO<Ianco ol maintaining quolltt low-cool education. II• Would otltr stf0fl9 t.UPCN)ft to the ayattm and lfl ha mtmbera concenlfate on INching o...,_IO pllniMng lnltUd ol lobl>ylng lor ourvlvol. But toollty llal shOWn ua diH-tl'f and when lorcod With making 1 chOiu. we ""'""' 1\a. . to doltnd Ao. . . . ,on Hoyt' a pooltlon It lsln tho Stato'a, oot tho 11\lclonto', rooponalblltty to ma intain Ihe 1y11em It eteattd. Snlllonts conn01 bear tlla burden ol Qoplng puo110 oducotlon olloot Ral ainQ rultk)n year a her )'a&r Ia not the answ~t And while prOQtam decay 11 Ihe vnalltt ctl¥e altornotlvo.lt 11 pomapo tho only way lo make tho Stoll r00112o llo ,.oponall>llltloa But u bath Ho'fl ond •lo colleoQuo .1oM Sl>oller 101<1. much con happen bolw- now ond .4,prll wllh lht lkl<lge1. It 11 not 100 ooon to 11011 oro~ OUI>POII...., ooulng prlorlt'"' bV1 tMIItY moyc11o~-...,.,. of tl'le ~ncom·tonable chokn we eee before ua now rn.~y beOotN LlnntCMUfY 1ft 1,_ tutvre ~ For lilt Pf-1. tho ""'"'""POI'Iant tntng SUNY con do IIQOrntf suppcHt """' atrong ollleo wllh l~m oplnlotlo Ond commtl,.,.ll Wo welcome lila le9f'l{ature UOWO w llf'l ptu..we I Treacherous ground Tlla Fooulty-SII>dont A.-latlon's (FSA'01511 ocro otot ol land In north Atnl't«Wt ts retatlvfiY IIOtated hom a tat;. numbef of reeident&ell ctweltt"Q& 1.5 $W'M'I.PY and o~~Woro-n and has .ntlced tu.a tnan a naH daz.an PfOOPKII¥e buyoro In tho lOti t~h l ylltO. Taking IIIIo Into con-ation. II II not difficult IO flgl>lt OUt WhO Will i1)o uppor hand In ,nc. nogotlottono b e t - ~SA and the Town ol Amhorot. The"''"~ whOmako up FSA'I ~tloolnQ toom arolully aware ol ,,. corpO<otlon'o poor bargaining -Ilion Cordoll Sclltehlll~ Ed Dolr on4 Stophon Ke llogg art In oorMW!lo.t ol • PfOCa rlouo poaltlon-tho~ mullna<:tt~ hOW mue11 w• I-I• _,h to llmhorot without ouggootlng • prleo so lllgh thet rhe Town lmrn4>clltltl~ wol~l owly I'SA Ia tully aworo thtt Ito llllld would miQ tf\41 beOI location IO< an .t.mholat landfill •Ito- tllat Town ofllclala mtoht be willing to pay a IIUie """"money now lnotUd o1 paying rnorooorl( tnotono run bV l>a¥1ng 10 thlp tl)tlr oludoo a low ntra tnltea. Boll Alllholal IMo 1111 oOQifiiY ol othol optlono, UnJ•• the County anowo mo<olntorat In thO 511acroa ell olo fU<Idon. FSA Ia bacl( In tho poaltlon II flu In IO< tnt too\ tlgnt y-o. The ~tlotlng toorn wtll hove to b4! C8J'etUI, h 'a treading on talr1y treacneroua grovncr. "'l"" lHEspECIRUM YCILI1, No.R W......y, M . I _ I..I 1•1 "Cllllil . Elena Cece¥• _,....._ - ~ -- .......... YW JooeilrllllftOft :_o:-.::.::::_·o...--r_, = ::::.. ··:. J~ Ed--. ~ •• -·· . . . . . I:Jaft ...... , . ._ •••••• • ••• :.=.-:= • '*:": . ·.::~-= .............. -"'- . . ._.. ... o._..,...... , ..••.. __ - ~i·· ··i:·:.: .. - - ::::::::: :· ~0:: .......,'!'_:::: •T:"f""": - .-........ -..~ ..... ,. ' ····-- - . . - .~~~~~ .......-~~.- ot you'ro not oven In "Your nomo to Oddlcllonory, onol" \hor uted 10 kkl. "Where'd you come lrOfll anyway. Wt\efe'-a your roo11?tt I htto-Groolul. My Iatner oar• tllat t mean "tlla ourrondor of oneull 10 WOC'dt.'' l'm no1 old·~ 10 know what I hat mMna yat, but It -Indo ooundo~ Vet, I' •• lll,.odY develOPed thla sorlous Ilion""' ctlolo. Nobody ttnowa me. Everyone doUblf my eJtlatenCle. Oad aay1 I have groat lll$torlcal boc~ground. That 11'1 Ollty a maner ol Um.e before peep'• reooonlze me, and acknowledge my tmpOttanee. "'Worda .are Grugt.." ne aJ.,aya sara. " Halluclf100tona. narcot tcs. uoo oo...... Bon too many PtOPI<I 001 hooll.oc on ,,_._ The WO<ds tnt ovor, ana wilh<Wt .,.;ng control1«1 th.,. oro rnaonlngteoa So 1>0091t !led oo do>eioP a ploco to put thom lo IOcJ\ tnom up until th.,- rudy 1o uae tMin. UN thorn corroetrv. Hence, diction..- - • lorrnad. Thoy tall •flon how to use worcs.. ltrtd lOIN*''-,. ,,. btl•eef\.. eon. ts wllefe 1oU CIQfne m. Between .,,. *""ctlon ana IM dlcUor\Oo. Your ltle •• a word rnuOI lla.,. a puroooo Ana your poth In tne t-.o~utton olthe EogtJOh languaoo wltl f\04. Dl an euy one." on. hoW cllclla. t tnou;nt. " you< pal~ ""' no\ ... "" ...Y one... C'moq P«t. 'IOU cou:td tnlr'!k ot • Wl'f to aay that. But as I was lhl.nlllng thll. a reveJaUon came to mind M·y t1te must ,....,. • pt,ttpoN Wit" aU It'll I d.'UO abuae the world ta facing, and ~I the cliche rlooon ll¥es rne old toltl&lllo going tll,....gn.ll'a up to uo ycMJngst.,.., ttle new '*Ofd..,_ to Pl'fe 1~1 oiG path• wllh vltoUty. To plcl< up rhl&dying language, " GI.,. mollborly, or g ive mo mot hi" So I wu oil on a on••ord etusade to explore me To dtlvt et~nea out of town, whlen Is a cUche In II HI I. ana flnCf out Who I roolly om. The Un-t prob~ern I came ltfOII waa phonettcs I waa a premeture wrord1 whiCh In my boO~ mean• I eama • lillie ...rly. In addition to lltetolbf. I nod to tiOP taking WOld& tor what Ihoy oounded lil<i, lnatoa<! ol what thty really mean I tnoughl \he word "Q:Mfl.t1u waa jtJII the way J~s c:teactibed a1oo1a. I Ju•- assumed tna1 uCiebatamer"lt .. w1a Whit Me• ~ans thought wef• uf'ldtt tholr tlooro. And 1 otmply llguroc that "cooltoll•t" meamrepor'\1 hom Wal.hlngton. Pl>onetiCOIIy, tho Enotton IOJ!guogo ta u pl1onoy 11 lh.,- come. Ho* to d<i¥o • pottad< <tart. put him IQ a ~· room and t .. l him to pronounce .. rough", "lltOuflll". • piOUQh", "1/trougt\'', and """"''n" In a bet,., *•r.oo.eo• --· --·-no. -- Hetfl woo tlla ptot>l.n of mlllrllormellon, m111-. lMr _ . mv 1111.. g , _ Miolnlonnatlon COUIOd . . lo mteo rnoro ana_.. 011 lolta tbon onythlng . , _ - wu I to"- that TUMS WOOI'OII . _ , . , 1\:w rtUol.l-'t k.- thai ... - ono of IN . _ - o1 1110 )'Mf. Ho ono -~to mo lhtll ~ • plooor.oM -.....,it. '-11011 '""''"'tv I dOII'llrnow...,._.._ 01'* . _..to ... _,~~MoL ............. - - P'Mll- you lor not doing . . rlgftt thii!G 1ft till piOICe. 11<11 In 1110 lint ploao w - lt4lt :rov till fiOht tlllno to do. ~ ciiCI ·· -"o- ,_, _ . _ . . _ - - , , . . . , , _ . . , . tryto.- ..... -·t ~ N you - tty bod bOCOUUilltt lorgovo a . , . _ whh m-andlno Ohe to ,_, you Wl\lll you didn't khO,., Tf110 .........,.. thai ..,. too rnonr p<OI>Iomo nql~·-onctnoo. . W,..,..l wun'lln 0<-• octtool,lwu out ottylng wltll ~ ~ -g-.. IIOvlng ~would ploy _ . , gamoo. ....; ,..t be a btavtllul tangvogo, o< on _ , ono, bill ~ lo hlro. • , Mv ,•....,... toitPh<>nt. T)lat rtoo ~ 11101 one l*t<>n ......., flort 0<11 wttn a oortno, wu WhiOsoer It to ll'oo NWt, ......... illlmodlutiV wbi&i\w n to,,.-·~ to """"'II nw Olf!'Y hill cllanoo<l oo - N 1\ htrl IIOI!Ifng to do With lila Oflo(nol IOYIIIQ. ,a·d.dict \ -:! ·'d.lkt\ 1b 1 : 10 dcv surrender (oneself/ to l()methlt bltually or excc.sslvdy 2 : 10 p~rsoo) 10 become pbystologl"-'! pcnelen( upon o Clrua - ad·dl \-'tllk·tlv\; ad} •ad·dict \'od· (,)ll:t\ n: on.: who dlctetl (!IS to a drua) ad •dic -tio n \~·'<llk·~b~n\": tb fly or slate of beln a a<hllctcll: c;p publve need tor habtt ·lormlug ad.di·tion \~'dbh--:~n\" 1 : or proceu of addlna : o!so : so adtkd 2 : the addlna o l n~ obt!llo tbelr sum syn accreuon mc"'ll. 'acccssloo ad .d i·tfon•al \~'dl<b·l ~·)n~l •o ot uon : Went to know w ny? e.eCauu- of me.. Addle1Jonary Orug ebun. P.oplt 1.111 worc:ta 10 ffiVOiousty Sometimes wnat goea thtOiiQh thelt mind• end wh'l comes out ""'' movtha it mut~o~any e.utual.-e, People Oon't tnlnk btfOII I~Y tl)e&k,. tAey K1 as U 1ft aome r11t1a Of oom.. hlng. Mlounderotandlng w01 •'9~1Mt 1/MS CM otnet wOfds get a ki.Ck out of peole hke you You thlnllwo'ro oo moanlngleu bV o u r -. you na•• oo mucn control- uo Hal Hal Hal. Who's .,.. uet,._g who? We're thl onu that nave all the lun. ·•fh al'a pteclsety wny we\' ' such • dying ~f'IQuage ,.. my l atl'* rotono. "WNio you're o\11 the.re goonng around, tho rnt ot 110 01a gtOWing old worn out. Why do 'fOU lhttlli! \Mrl I l l SO mlr'l\' Gad \18Cf'*S lt'l tmtlt'lf0f'mll5on t.nd m111a1tes? You OCH to lt89 out and make yourMH Mown ovt tnere let~ Me 11'\e ''*' you. let lholft gel 10 &..no" you Ooft't just •Ide ben•nd 10~<eo ana 1>11r gomoo Spook up I" He· re tight We each t11..,1 a fl.lpotl.itUUity en<l a. pufPOH Somti&IN• I gel caulecs away off onto 1angtn1S 1 101e me&n•ftO I'm out ot contut with tne world I've QOi to get to know myJe4t oero,e I can expect anvoM to know tM. I must have aome deflnlly. The obfllly to look OOjoCIIYoly at my..ll aod kr>Ow wllo lam. ancs w"ere t came lfom. Right now I'm tuat IOdlcuonary - tha auuendet of oneself to wotds. But lhot has no munlno In 11 ..11.11 Ia just a <!oserlptlon. a ntme, •n oowne. lalt for~ auuende, or did I lust give up? Surrendet 10 wotds? Wnat wotds? What a shaUow IMino I muat bo II 1. a word, surrondor to other words. llt<t a ptiloner. A l)ttiOn sunende11ng to othe, poroono. What lllnd o! lllo 11 thtt? Thtrt must tM an e.c.a~ route ~ t'm not going to give up that ooolty. I'm nof going 10 be a prisoner all ol my tHe rm a.ur• wllh'ltle halp ol a law olhot WOtdal can oat out ot thlo dUngeon ot on OJCiotonet ond boCOm<t t~e mnlor ol my own doottny. Of\, tnorel oo again. Aloof In ooll-c:onoclousnus. us word& oro )uat llko you poopleln Ihot rupoc1. Whon we don't know IOfN1hlno~ we wony, and tn1ke It up. Cruto,..., rnea~Mnga. lmoglnod ldortlhao. Apncllu ln .. l&lllltlallarn. rho Qllool lor tho roal'moonliiQ ot "ft. lut wll&llothlo ,..I moaning. t kmw-olllat - • mort faca 111011 more toontltteo lllon Cyl>IL Ul<o the "right", WhO hoo ton ldtntic81 twin orotllero. bul no two hove the . _ - n g . That e... """'""'' ' bei\Qnt. lM - - to 1101 In OUf ,_., 0... ltt!ltB and rola t ' - oil hod tllalr - • 1 0 -"01 and lt!dl•louOI ,...., 11<11 no " " - , ... till Wlo th.,- to. lltHlod "' '"" - - o1 our old <!lctlonor.... 01!1 liNgo lflol ...... their potoncy• 8o \hoy oay that 11 lo up to the , _ druo-,- the. o y n t h o l l c - - to portl up 11\o ~To ,..tttltlt fto -oroono. To ctn the. d l - of .,.IIIOUIIY, and vttt>oal.rt, and ..,IIQulty In But tho older -otlon UOod ciNgo to atop, to corttro4.to clifOI'IM. WNit the younger -otlon UNO · - 10 .,..,• • 10 txpend, 10 .,:ptorw. The old WO<clo o< drugl may proloflt the t,.....tobto docoy, thollgllthey tto not • """· Ancl nott""' 110 the YO<MtO ....,, bullh.,- 110 on tlrti(\Oion, A CtUto< of,_ pol~a Into lho ondltoolobyflntn of our lang-. ...,., - l l a r o along thlo ,..,_ I bollM I ho.,. lound I!!Yooll. Addlcllonllt)'-tho " " " - ol onoaelf lo wordt. but ortl)r In the...,._. . oo language Ia a prtoonot' ol worda, or • Wfltor. Not obit to goe out, but no1.mlhdl(lcl btl/10 l'*o ol a.lt, So II ycour - ' " town. and \'OUr .. uck'lor a word 1o ooy, look mo up. �feedback !f ~ i Ec/Uor'$ Note ~ Forum" 11 1 rttgul11 Wadttj!libr teeture of Tne 59ec:trum delfgnH top'""~ ~~~•• '"d clfii:Mie CH'J e«tlln topic$ It INture& wm.,, 'lllho hlv. 1 ~rt#CIJIII l»dgtiX/ftd Of lntet•~t Itt lfff ~U~fiCI m•ttflt pteSflftted 1/HJ loJ#tffi;W.Q tll~lt•• W'IJII ' " ' ' 0« ~P«t..S (t$ lUI hOI lor tne 101 npect.OJ Qf 1~ lftHgln Admmllrtatlon M•t) flktrt t.f!•f)' l$1 ~ltnt:IICO,elpot?dent E~t ""'rlel#ne "- aupeNj54orl over Ifi ll IQII"M:ill. IUmn"'If"l"Q ..IISk fOfces·~ 0t1 loan from buatne:u to sueamhne state OC)t'ri Uonl H11 m4M\)' )'fiJI hOOnobblng wflh lop exee:uUve.t, first Of1 th• ~·me_tdng cttc&.~H •tid tnen witt\ hts own Repubtlc.an badl.era, h.as taught h'm " gOOulllo ldlOOI Ol - 1 " t-Ies O!>ovt how to get results b)' toeu-Jr.g '"PGnaltMUty on •61khosen "'"" Reeo•n respect tor ttyte evtdent In hil t.pCHOACt'l 10 buslnes.s mana~t's TFt. by Mary Ellen L.,ry IS believes tn ··tn Januar~. tte wltl hit (f'ltl grou!'ld 1unn•no fhat was the pte-olectlon ooat of Ronald Aeagan's cJosesl advtsof5 ana, dMollt set·backl •n thr early mO"~e& 10 form a Car,in&t, tnet ttmaiM 1t'IO pl•n to• the fittw adm•metrauon E'llery1nlng ts destgnoo tor 1 qu•c-K •11r1 itOO i las1 HAC" ,, lha OPCinlnQ thUII months, 10 lhll maJor pohc~ cnange1 can oe mo~oa Into gJae-t wnttr lf\e bloom of novelty 11111 hi I WlltHngton agkJw o.,.~, the tmparte<l Calllofnla 11y11 ot OOV4fmnu frt•t .Sitte 'W1II De dtarrwurteally dttt•rl'nl hom Ptesrdeftl Jnnm~ C~Ut[_s on•man labOr .au I apcwoacn 'o:J '"""'"Q ,,e nau~.n alto d•fter !rom """'•' ~ u.t:Stom.ary •n Wal.t'ltngton Tn~ RNO•" Sl'f.. w1.ll ~Y ta~n t t)Ofnaoc 10 ctevKM~:J C)Otltlcat OtOiocot or to h.OIIIon U w"' ShOw' teSS orefetenct I hal'\ UIUII fOf I he IV)> lAague ~5 Of QOOCI fM\il'f An0 QOOO £all Coast CO"f'«l90t!S Buth horn 1 ~tar1111_g core ot C.ilfO(ntll\1, the new ~omtnlsHanon re•cned "'•deiy Into MfdWesterfl staru aM ll't8 Soutf\. as well u IM Eut. t(\• Tne.Se trt-eomino C.I!IO'"''"' aro rbot ""e 1t.cv are Qu•e" to V&ntureo cnan.oe. oreezy relaxed ADOUI 6oif\9 thiOQS d'lelr own way Sui tnO¥i"' last ()(\ PftiQf"fmt tl not fUll lhe QUICk dr•'* rctfn ot a We&t&f'ner Many tn Reagan·, auay of r~al ~•rvtee .JOfJ\8 POlo'' 11 A&ong -.llh IM•t cornrrulment to et\ano& •• 1 wery ~meal reooghll~ l~t 1 new &Om4n,$triUon·~ rno.t1efftc:tNe time .IP"In ~ ll'u! noneymoo" peuod M:nowiOOQtiOie abovt WaSI'II"\llon's ourea~.K.ranc lnettll and prop.en,attr tor oower suuog•ea. wetl •••'• o• Ute e"''' U'T\PI'tvs trier en~y ttvougll ttte tOI'{unate ~ti1.U n ahth 0t1 Gapttal ,..Ill, tf'let w111 lf'l to retool ....,., lrtey CAl' •n ,,e nundted days "''t e......Yitretl last summer. the layers of comiTIItlaA conauttantt , .advisors ancs e:tperti Re• oan rill~ l o hla cause seemed merely campaign pllapt1efnall• h wu qut11! • otherwise. TI'Mty wefe pr&partr.g lot IM WlstlmQion aHh'ef F01ma1 appo6ntment ot tn• HI~IH•on tt.1m put an •cceptab4e tron1 to tl'\e tt1tenslv• planntno atre•cty unOe• way fllli!ino of -sucn Pf8P-a!llkJn Ill\ twi'T\I'Ntf W~be'Qe' the tM."'WWY.I'\Omln-A1tcl Defense Secflllfy, wno fta• beell• Pltme rna ,., 01t tne Reagan becuuw; eommttlae ernpnua:tO tnat '"" to the new a4mlnls.ttalk,n tl a<WanceG seulng ot goats and ,.,.,.tv c,..,_, ••t ac~tteve tMm.. .. lt'a a ~·...., cons1ant on- pttO&tatOtY strategy on fWJW to oroceu. Weinberg« ••~ ··t1 oe>lna pl&nnfllll • 8Ui tM.rt a,& two QuaiiUtl Aot\a lc:t Reag•n brlnQI to Waahlng1on dtsllnct hom lntutuel pOtntca l a ttrlbute• They are drawn ffom Calltornl•, bteo In part trom thE •oo,eutve, o pumlauc c:llmate of lhat bOOming at-.te, and in part hom Ita unkluo t»lltlcal hlllory. Flrot. whfle moat ot liMo United Stauo naa boen draoged clown by a falling ocooorny, dlomal llnarw:lot anxtety 11110 llectlnlng lnlluenc. In Europe. C.OIIfO<nla hu oltated along, K&nod by rac:osalon. 1>11110.1$ _ , o.ttl< otl than 1111 Ina Eaottm atates tn Income, na'll ernployPlefl~ b<JIIMOI flc:ll'tlty &nd wO'\d tll!l)e. 11 1\U captured 25 oont o• tho not...,at delenM buci!J•t and Its Pllmt lndus11Y, and '* '*""""' '* oloc:lrontu. ·eo... forwMeJ grOWIII &nd gooG ttrnM tn tne W.•lco and latin "'-lea """"' ....... MigNxn IMn Europe a/ICI tna 01010 ITonb on a PacifiC: Buln IOt\tell It COIIIIden tna ~~~- to • ,...., opulent hnuro. From IUdl -tltlto. AMgan btlnga a ttaa., a nd poshto.t • pproa ct'l to Wa.shtngton 1 proOttm&. OUt ol tills ebullient oo• t - world AMgon hu lbaorb•4 a spec'fll c:onUCitnct In bualntes tiltlli*. This wu apporanl when, u governor, he portlcutarty on tho I>IIOI.eas ,..,.,...i *'*' admln!Sit&UOn. 11-e tm• and raapons•tHIIUe5. •" deahng W'IUl oove'"m6"1 In 1 OO.rd-of-dlrectors Sly.._, wiling goal a, putung P4104)tlln charge ancs letung them go un111 Ihoy br1ng in bOitom-llne r•suHa Wholly llr'llll\~ thi& IOf'le deelalon·maklng ot Pttlldotnt Carter, wllh all tla pre--dawn to posl•dlwrt WOfk •nd Olllt\Au5tlv~ oettonal aua,lloh ~o dttoil, Pruloent-elect Reagan presloea •• chairman over a 111 ot adYIIeta he anton• to do the basld tatkl " He tli J 1 Ohll0$0phlcal ruOdtw wntch gu•des him · We1nberger remarked *'tie t1 ba&teaJty conurvattve t1e lrnowt where he want COIN: out 8ul ~ t.s.,._cuc:at He -nowrrrs t!Ot•ttca k1 and ~· 1~ •n tne 'tiJ&'f He cart adjYII IO lhllf INIIty and $tee1 arou~ lf\e"ff li$ ~Sef)' He ha• great POLIIICII $ln. lh aod,t60n Re.agan 11 a &tcwf! and seter'\e CMMSOf'l ol 0000 tempet an OQUm•st ....... 1 • west em man. a c. HttOn "~ wa$ Wt•f\otrg_. l.tJO ·Open Informal as.sufec He ruu re111ned the toy ally ol peoot-e cto:se tCt t\tm '"tnt stalf! adm•f'l•llriiiOn Th@y like rum ~ttey .ttlpo•ntments As 1tte Caner era brought tb Wasl't~ngton the whllt of Soulttttfn aoU. the ~eagan era wtll open Wuhtnoton 10 tresh·DIOI""lno w..st"'" wln• a._ ' "Who you kno.._." ts not aa.lmi)Of18nl tO • Weatorner ai • wn..t can you Oo?" aOViloOfS tt,ave spent year& tn C&blnet 01 While Hou-M oe~atlng tnlreauuctur.. tor oeraonnot ed'W,ct e nd dlt.ct Conl+d4tn-ce Anottuu Reagan 110t will'\ p.a&t W.untnglon Ut oa,ell Ttenl, woo h!ft hla oost a~ o l the t-eoova• lnat•tute to oootdlnattplanr+ing fof' Reagan'• dOn\t!sttc. and economk: poUclea He stmllattv ti'C'~u lhe .,, ol opllml&m Reagan t,lngt w •1n '""' "Tn~re 1r. -'" mtuuent sttert;ltl In th•~ eontldence '" tt'-~et lrtp cuunlr';' oe-eo~ tl But lrent drew l ltf-~lt()t'l to 11\.ft ~onn speua QUality Itt II R@ag•n btlnQIIrl)m m• We&l a C.O~'~''dence lholl QO'f'ernrnerH Clll'l bt t•d•retleO thai •I •• man.aoe•b4e ANI •es.pCY\alor~rt 10 1ht P'IDhc ..luo~ at Propo&tlw>n tJ trent wfd • Tht~ hh taeen • nw,ot "n•ng• "' s .,., ot IJO"etnrno ~ tfefY ''"til)' '"•nQ na~o wnen 11 p.es'SIJCI II 9fO...ed e~to•r•&nce &sSOCl iA\~ dirt<: tor C.'·'Of'"• thai go'lttntne"t can c. anmmeo O.C-"' to rea.&oniGtre llmttS 11 com~cUea go~ren'l~nt to b* fT'IOft effte1e111 and DUth~ $0me 100.! all tO tne Pfl'tlte Ht.1or Wnatevet otner Clltlotn••n• 1n•11 ~ of ProQ t3, IMY Shalt! .i ........., ot govftf'nrf.t'll WhiCh Ollt8ri '11$11) from the s~mc:t•m and hulttlfl0f1 cha•acten$l•t. of Washington Governmenl In Cllllornla II not t n unwie-ld~ a"d 1nett nvro.tuett C'r tiUtrlng io the COfiUPt It •a deseNDdl.,. resc;H~cttKS lor tt\e slanderO$ ot !t~ civil _ service pe•IOfm•nGO, U5 fttutdr" hOffl J;•lronage •nd from Ofirll&.an sub.)er~ltf\GI the U!1pona~veness tl d~f>t:llltf i to public elipectllto"s tnd lf'!oe mech~n•&~ruo •I enjoys 101 pubh< ~~•"'•rtt•o" Uwmalufl9 by 1ne t+Oter lnl1••1 1•• reterenoum p.roc;eu lew eumo1e. 11 C4HUTil tu tne sta.te a style of governnwr~t do Roo poet vnoer Gov H111~ JOhf'ton •n 1910 ~~ mold tor OO•f'ftwnt-nl "' tn•.a Slylt encs E&rl Wa1~ Repub~oeans 1he aa QO'Ittnot-llltCI demandlng-retnlot'CeG n non111 anCI Government W'ftfA '" C.Htomta 111 regaroeo w11n rnoKl •no c:onduoecl as an nonotabte prolesston Grown too buTdefla.QITW OO'fernment was ••mPir etJI Nc..k bJ' lh@ ....,,.,, wnn •& Proo. 19 '' an lnltUJn'*\t undtf ll'le people's COI'IIrot RMald RfJ8gln tlk.lt thl t IISUff!l)ltOO Wit~ hltn 10 MO .o do a great numbet ot hiS. kly •ovtSOtB, socn aa Edwin MeeH, 111. Cu:par Weinbetgor, both 01 wnom llflltl oc~ooteo tn 1ht .same heady eXJ)eCIItlons ot CllltOtnll oo~etnment These California mocHis M\ Ae~an a nd his sta J' apert from the doetrinelre •ttackl ~ QO"'tnrtment by Dt~ltl ot tM nght. W1'1Q WOUld at.rtp hom It the soc: tal cone••~"~• 11 ttal grown to 1M.Iu61t Wh&l will stoo ftNQ~a,.. ,,.,., dlamantUng many pubHe cwogratns 11 tn wa..ngton. ~n hiS ~H teal l"'ltlncl ""j CM,I1 l f-10 hfl calltOtrHtl .......,_Coneapraot_,....,,_t,..<e•a.. t>wn on&IMid tor "10 years tot~- of crtllens and • balance • "''' ~ lnletlat&. Aa a resull, the ~r01t11 abe>\tt tht Reagan crew tt. tl!at, ,., on lht co~n crlttcol ot '"" mLieh govetnment, and pltdQit\0 to di minish ootetnmenl. tttese cautom&.ana re~t O()VIttnme+n\. ro t~m It t>ack and rain 11 In, they art dedieated Bill t~ 1110 tlipe<:t II to perfo~tn. "ln.ro 111 some taW only oovotnmont can do,oi aalcf Wtlnbetget. "The5e, 11 _ahblltd ckt w.MI." hy,...-. - �feedback f Keep your fingefS moving Gen Ed forum Still waiting, guys To 11>1 fdllor. To /ht fd/101: To lht Editor: Duo IO locllnlul ollllcUI!IU, DIAL Gld not e>pelate tnt S..nelay, The PIObtem llu - . , COIIOCIOCI- DIAl ia -•tlnQ u usual. Sunday tr..ouon F11<1ay l<t>m 5 p.m. •II p.m My opolOQIU 10 a ll""" calloellor t-o. PIMH,ry agaJrt Sue Btic.ltm•n DIAL. CoordJn•tor lt'l A - w- Pan ol ,,. - · · IIIOQram• tnctudte two dtscusslons or( lnleraaring edUealionaJ toplca On M onca,. studenra~ f acully a na &clmll11atuotota conslde<wd wt>ot It meant to be a good IN<:Ilef -loelay - ·11 be CfKUSII"9 UB'o plo.tpeetive la- a.n«offduc•lloj>ptogram-wnatlt Wlletoo or not II """'" tne.._.,ucatlonal goale lt""""'ld. Anyone fntlleiiOCI lrt the program (Which will tllecl student& IMt onttt UB In lgjj2) 01 wno ~ .. ti\Ougnto on the concept 01 Gen Ed should try 10 come H~e to ' " you ,,.,._ I graduated 11om SUNY Ill BullaiO In May IQ80. I P<-lty om • Ontgn fngl..,et 101 Taxu lnat<Umenta tn O.rta.a, Tuaa. I eJ10 waa one of the fe• greduatu to ,...,. rrrr unlot pk:turo tal<on and Olde1 • tG80 Bultalonlan Yeat Boo«. I PUI Gown a $5 d<tposlt and 11\tn P<lkr off lila batonoa rut AP<IL I stilt M•en'l reoeloed my yoorbOOkf Wh.et11 tnt probJem? Firat It was delayed un1ll mldSopltmber, now It seems detayoc:J unlll 1081. Ltl'l get on tna ball, guyt. AUdemiC TaU FOtc• OIIM Au#HIIb/y Prayer fo r the hostages rot"• - Ed''~ f"" rouowJng 1.1: a orayec' of 1"-'lk..lgi'V'tng )n 1.c<>gnltlon ol tr>a lllleol.se ottr>a US no at~ 111n January 20, tllllt a nd the Day ol National Tlillln'oovlf19 on Tnursaay, January 29, 1911 0 lOf'O, how great •s Y®r Name 1n all 1M eattn. How numerous your merc11~ . How pnceteu Your g1h of freedOm! Receive our praise upon IN telene ol out countryman. for oauence tearned, anger qutetecl. For lov.G ones com'orted and nopea renewed Glv• IM POW., of Your Preaenct to thole IIIII Mid - capt•v• By c~ atna ot OIJO<ted dlptomacy Byt>ondaolgullt 0! lOOM ol ttnv0f1"9 ,..,_ T. .~ ua ,,... va1.ue of OUt ht tllage , The COl i or our tcntsm:s. Tf'lt power ot faith And lht ett of forgtvenen ..... , tf\t WOYn(l6 Of inf'UJManlli, Oultl lntern•Honal ner"'ea SootM hun prfde • And grace our eampua Wltn Vour PMte A~n Guest opinion Police insensitivity at the Stevie Wonder concert t!M:O t~ 01 aomethlng Mor<t limo pao_ ,., atlll Waltlf19 IOIIf'/Y tiCkot. N o w - o . . - rlght ''""'a el\lap Mod Squaa tojoct,"' - nlng ..,... l<!tor of a koof.altf " <aeliciJ" would Wfn on to. A ctKW lt>ot W~lte, mind you/cnckll aa In Ctumb) finally a w octlllm "*to my side ollllo ltiHI. Why Go It 111&1 wa(l Aliff lf>a IMUIUogty osalnlt1e oflaJI Wl\leh pot moon thll aide II\Oaa long mlnutao ago, ti\Ofa wu - - u a ttw omc... - lnlroaut:/lon 1 Todr/ 1- l o 'fO<I- oatl>t}wml/r.t, l>tt/ oa tiN IN <Iw T l w - / -lot'fO<IIOdlf (lltOI OI - 1 OM.' It It Itt 11>1 ~uriHt. SoeNtr,..r, h o - . 11 1110 bonom ol 1110 , . , _ allronl ,_, flit llutll ol lgltObi/Hie& .-,,.,. ol • trY dhcl etl>nl<: !Nf/11 ~ " IOC/e l" lh, Om""'/ Oll>otl, MOWI Ol ..,.,, _.. I ohotw lh/1 wllh you, ,..~. u a • • r o/ g/Ying /hi /lAo, T/I<>Ugll I ,.,.. - l e w o/l onr- /of/We 011 IM /0Um01411C -* 1 - tloM OvOf 11>1 ,...,._ I,..,.. .....,.. ro ..,.u - · fndltu • - lit tho Squ/ro ~• • , ._ ,._at tiN - - - - - ~'""' o/lff'l IW'IIIJtlf <Ndlnfla Of-.d IOWII. All IIIII _ , . a - /reiiiN IIJ<f•ucll o/ JM a- - .... --·'I " ' ! ' k- - 1011.,. Nf.......,,..,._,_ ,,.., 10~· ,,..-,., 11tt>H - · I II.NOW , ... . . , - ,~ol,..,_ , -a atw ...-too. . Mtd 1- , . . , 1'01.1'1!£ .,._,_,M'!d.,..,-.,.,lew.,_, t r,,.,,.,_,.,., _____ ,.,0_,._,_,,. ,....,.lblt / _..,,..,.,,.,.. n.__... ,_ _,_lllaAoocl_.....,_,...., H Ia ..,.-fly frK ,,.. otolwart .... - " ' , . , _, Foot, • • H/1101)' ,_. - ,.., """' "'"" N ,...,. ltN _ ..,,....,.. Well,,...,. ""0"9· told nolhinQ and dona nornlng ao I . . . no,.,-.. Ant wouk!~ .. todowould t>ito 1141 Ulla "oltlcial" tMt I waa ""ltl"9 lotlf'/Y II<MI - allow 111m lf'/'t _...._ that WOUIG HN 11\1 •~..-tton Thai-be a ..,,..,.,., Dtocadll<e and, ol lt'l 0 ..,.._ cowtoey tllal OMIHof-lonal - 1011- lo -. So. I cafm4Y......, •r., wel1lf19lot my tlc•et. ofllcot -• " T- rou w•lt -• ~ •1,..,, AndDOI/7 0/VE" Mf HP ~SSt Of T T/IEHElL OUTT!t /IEREI" It hi -•1"9 tin. A oolO<ed ' criCIWW'I . .ld the 8unlaf to IM J olfOfiOn In I'Klat oollftlolo, I didn't lot ..., "fellow llrothel'' to . .Y or, _ . . , alf¥ IAIItlqO alit....,.... Ctellllfllal• wwtl OUI 1/10 ........ llld ~the 00") In IIUII1od, ... -.................................... -_ _...,. __ ,.,.,_10 ... ......,-·...... .... ----· · ........ ....... ..... .................. ..., .... .......... ..... .........._ ... !'* -.leloM hPe to - .- olllcOf Uf, -..my_., o111oar 01 -.ry pointa o billy dub at me from a ol YOI@ lltf1on1. Ho onlf1a "That one. I ol<o&dy told nlml" (?Ill Raapondlf19 to Wllat..., It latnat !Jon auppoa<Od to ~•"" Gone I!)( not <IOMt • Colored 110"1 Cl110&ed llka tho aiOtt"*'lloned cractlet comea atalklng 1ow01d1 1M. He'I light tan, tall. loan and .ffl>m 11\1 look on ~11 lac. - -..1\lng lor . . . . . . . . . . .... . - .... the . . . . . . _ - ~-----...-. - JTII - - - .•. . . - . ,11 - TlloOol ...... --~-.,... ............ ,_"'1 ~_.. ¥"'*" -..-.on. ,... lhe otroMI lrcwn ........,..., .Audllorito? ~ , _ .... 0111' -.... olop? ' ll'e - • 1111t1eL A IJitdga...-. Unlit. ... -..-~. HiMr . , _ . . ,or - o n ,....... ,_.In...-. ~ <"* 10 ............ . , 1111pc1 llniiiJ ..,.... 11om IM/IIa ,.. Audt end Into ' "' - · .....,. "" .-IIi no wey I was IIIUC>OI>bt!e onouon 10 crou wit/loUt tMt llckotln my n&ncl, ancl vlnu.tty jus tify the llalt·l " - tom~ ol tl>ooe two appatontly 1togut -l aoy bogua llec:a.uaat~• at titude& oltl\l pa!r 1 ,.... Jult -1lbed diO not teftecttlll 0¥«&11 commentlabla loO pertonnacr tn&l nlg.ht bY toool taw oniCit<tmanl - oocutlty fllltonnal In k4e!>lng tile "-•1>9; P<o•ldlng cou11oar and helpful dhocuon tl an llmea, enfotcement ol tnt Peace ltlndled ao IOCIUillt<l, NOT WITH UNDUE EXCE.SS. Tile dlagraoelul aultlldoa tooml"9 bo!>lnd tr>a al"'-tlonad palt't boelgaa did not by eny ....,. ,.,.... llie .. ...... MuoJc: ·- -. _ , . . , . - III'Oed t>at- st ...lt Wondor. poet Gil Soolt H.ron and tllelt · - audltnc:e '" tiN omazi"9 ~ o! lnatnlght. 01 ._.., o typical l&aponM to t11e evenl119'• negaU•Ity lfllo/!1 l>olt "Gowan. " M - at a pop conctwt.•• ~~'fl want trOI"fl • coo?"" ••Oon' l llkt It ...,.O,.a fllr," In ono aanot, 1-.,n•t ta,l<a It f*&Onally. "lt" waa not directed •• · me peqona lly, b1JI Q\olltt lm.......,ally. The a.ctlott waa ao 11111 It eatoel nol ..netl\lt It pulhecs on a pimp ot a P<olllaol, a 11\iel 01 o Jo<~m&•••· o toll.,., 01 a cult...,.,, .-guMty fiiiiY 01 an - • FurtJW. the octlon dlclt>'l care-"" . - a t y In tho Htst ..._ llluol followod llltwgl!.. FOf mit........ to OGU! I t M~ cltgr .. ,,_,1 Hbyot- -.•· ~· - octt>ally ba llolc>ed by an,.,. ·let . - ...,_..,_tlno La" - Onltl; II no1 IQOd. It • 111m.. - oo Juetlca,. & bad llgltl on tilt """"""""· ..,..a lllld <altoctlon on each anc1 , . . , one ot ..... _ . . . Thll allo<lld be llltllt q111tt> PlfiiOI\IIIy. �'Talking Proud' goes to the auto show and it's all ~ype by Ste•e SlnunonJ 01¥ Ed11or It WU billedasatt IU10 show ft.alunn& new CIU di$play., with a fi'OIIi&ht on the 11a's auaomori'< planas and crnploy<U. But m thu aim< of " Tillkiu& Prood" h~. th< 8ufflllo Tall;it~~ Proud Auto Sho• '81 •as JWI lbOI-0 sho•cast (Of h~ . Th< <nlt111« to the sho• -h<ld la5l \II!Ctkcn.d at 1hc Buffalo Convcnuon C<nacr-wu bntd .,.,th O.Uh) d~ ra«n. 8\JI lh< main hllll " ..here the r<lll h~ b<pn . Colored ba)>" and bhnktlll •0111> JlfOci~I"'Cd lht prC'Stnct Of c a, manufJCturft'i rrom Cmcnll MotON 10 VoU..... qcn to l'<u&<OC A "Fr«<dtc Ford" robot <nlcrt•m.db) ans-.tno& pn-r«.ordtd qu~uon1 concn-nin& ilUtomobHes AI Lu1 )tat'J \how. Rob'n st&ned autograph1 v.hne scandrna bv lht BatmobJie. Scannl) clad v.omen -on national 1our wnh 1he shov. - seductively t.:(pounded lht vinuts of their ttnplop:r'' -automobUt>S "lbts l i tht bftawiful Musaana • JMSA~ · rccuf'd the \<Oiupcuou\ Ford Mo1or Compan)' •pokeswoman. Bulle tn 1979, lhh quarter-miUton dollar c:onctpt tat "hu reduced the drag ~\'CI 12 ptrt'Cnt 10 418. •• bragged tht nght ·pantcd tr.pca~cl wln•bbidd upp<r and a special ddu•• wl· lamp usanbly. "Thil turboa.eharaed machine is r<CO$lliz.<d by Ill< lnacr.wio.W Motor Sporu AsiOdalioo:•th< model proudly d«<aml. 1\ drtam .., for all to own. ri&l>t7 Not aaclly-th< modd Is not for sal<. But th< h~ Is nol raui<led 10 th< ''for >how" ars-commoo modds 11< f1so lhowed <1l<ruiv<ly. The Fotd Escon had a "We't< TlliUns Proud" de<:al on the driver· sidt doot. A Trans-Am bod iu hood o~n-rt"uhn& brfJhlly·p.ajncrd c-nJinc pam ~ n.. eo..tn~o. of 1915 Tbc commmcal MUJtan& 1981 modd i> "a wtth the fun.. to---drl\'t auitudc," O<XO<dlll& lo Ford's It>< model. The car li>u ror around S6500 and comes ln tbr~ roof dc>tan>-<hc "T" roof, lh< "nip-opm-tir" roor. lnd the ..carria.ac" roor. which comes cJosc4U 10 1 con\'cniblc. accordin& to Jim 0o)le Ford lnr. "'lc.man GiU Henkin. " The umc ~UI come when they'll make c:on,cnihlc~ agatn, •• he usc"td, "probably by 1985." car The I~'"'AI ~Inm-an also pu:dtct) that b)' 198S olmo11 <'<1') t >r .. b< manufactured rron1 +v.htt':l dn"e, tn an effon to Im prove ' 'stablln)'. economy and Turbo-cbart<d roonunt..\s" The custom·bu1h Mus.an,.comci contplnc ~ •th -stereo 1pcaler hr:adrC'\1\, 'mo ~cd JIW, Whllt automobtlt' dulf'l's matnt:un 1ha1 ltouhtf and ,ucdC'd tn1rnnr s.nd a \f'KIII ,1~ car •hO\\l' runn •on a\ to bc:ntfit the hg,hl to ii@:nalto 1 dn\n 1ha1 hli bnatn h&tu \. 1'1ft'ftc, they 100 admn tht' h)'pt raaor. ''The ... con s.:how JI'-O pcopk the opponunhy to uL 1 The c"'tcnor 11'K"tudt'J headlamp covrn. &o1 o£ quest toni ~1thoU\ &OiJliiO SQ di£faeot c\aggtraatd ._..hect Oares. and tu'ut) Plfc'llt aacndn.'' cx:p\aincd Oeala- Bcnkin. "and p . / tnn . The bold " '1ustana•• K1tcnn& fYC'f)'OnC JCU 10 IU 1ft lht OldiUac CV"cn appean acrou 1hC' rorkr pancob. thr thou&h they can't o'"" one." """h ,u OFF THE $li\£ETS; TN• CUllOM butlt Fcwtt tlllustaftO,. thown br DonN Mo~-•uo o* t.N f etd CorpantiOft,. comn. ~pl•t• W !tft •••' a.cMahr N.....-IL WIIM.ed Dl••• '"' .,., .,_ end M otor •...O. lnl.not fht• c.a~ " " pen ot tl'l4 &uff..a t •~'·•1'19 Pfoud Ar.lto 5how .. , l'lolld tuc HI ,.... toft,.,.,..., c.n••• ""'Wid Buffalo benefrt On .~he road with Marty Allen "If it's Saturday, it..mu.a be Las Bu~falo • •. Or is it "'~I. s 7 .. 0 I Was hington? ••• Or Las Vraas? . . . or . . . .aa · aaaaaaahhhhhh.hnhh!" In b<tw«n ftight5 to the West Coast for a ben:fi1 for the Boy Scouts and an appearancr on Hollywood Squa~. and trips 10 Washington to do a benefit coml'llino Marty ' Allen squuted in • stop in Buffalo laJI Saturday to ben<fit ahr March of Dimes. At a "Gourmet Gala" at the Sbe:raton East Hotel, Allen raistd money 10 help s1op binh defects. Ht is on< of th< bardes~ working coml'dians 10 donate his talent to cbarity aJ1d repon~y performed .500 sho" s for the sick and n«dy last year. "I'm a very firm betievcr tn uyios to p•e something back 1hrou&h my talent. I'd lik< 10 be a Joan of Sal~ . But aU I kno" is that I live in the airport ," lauoh<d Allen. tb•"'· --- ,.,..,.... ANfWI ,..,,,. Clftjle(M "ont t:Nw,,, ao.., He btl~\t'\ ctlcbrHicl ha\<c a responsJbthl) 10 c-on&nburr umc10 chonun "II you ha<< • tal<nl. you ha,rto hrlp Proplr recogn11r th < o rsanrulton throush )011:" h< noted Allen has spent mu~h of hi< career ~<or~m& for and "'"h children. u "ell • • aourtng hospl~b for Vretnam Veterans He one< >~SIIcd 16 hospitals tn 21 day• and was wrrlltn up in the Collgrt<SI()IIUI RI!(Y)r(f (or hi• wor~ . " I do •o man) I los< trad . Whcne,cr there i• a !l«d 1111d I'm avatl•blt. I :..ho"' up." the Pimbur&h nath< ;ald. Yo &olio b<llt\e Allen 's blac~ shoes. blat~ slacks and sweater belil'd his enahusilllim "Th< future looh sood (for March of Dtme> bencfa caou). You hav< 10 bel.itvr. You can't do 11 tf you don't bello> e." hr dra,.,led in a slo w, alcohol ·rnduc<d stupor Ht relic1 on his <fftr"C$CCI!t drmcanor 10 >u<"••• an mdltu 51ritll of aaxa rabs, arrpon• a nd 727's that carry brm 10 h<S various mpaAfiMnl\, '' I do I he s ttwardtss routlnt', ·• he said, jumping from hll th.tir and adopting a diuy-blond voice. "Good r-entn& lada~ and amlkm<n . Wt' ll ben,.;., •• 21),000 f«1. ln cas<:uf<me:r&tncy,ano•yg<n mosk will drop in front of you • . . blah.blah,blah . I did it suat&hl, 100 . They were bysaem-al," he added, blowmg his own horn loud and clear. Allcn mnintainl'd there is no dlffcrenc< between audiencco for charta) <\'cots and ordinary !how> tn which thc audi<ncr 11ays hn salary. "Humor ,. universal,'' he explainrd, addrn& that Buffalo audkncc< arc usually &ood ones. N. a nMt>e of Pimburg.h , PenMyh•ant•. AJI<n fccls a spceial bond for Buffalo and refutes 11s poor tmllle. "II·, balon<Y There's no such tbtnl! " • bad rcpuaauon . You ha>e 10 takt prtde '")'Our Cll)," he s.11d . • •.,., ho tell• thosr JOlr<> about Buffalo? Corson' Wt'U '"'II< Johnn) 10 come and he foc:< do,.,o •• th< sno••." Allrn Qurpped . ~. . . l'sssassaess~~~~~----~~..B8BBBSssssss~ssssssss~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ss6S~~~~~~~~sssssss~ass~E , Get your personal in the\lalentine 's issue TODAY �i Teadling. ! l'rofalorF..,., S...c ~Oil. :-:-- - wbo, u u ~ ' "-ddlea:locn how 10 lad!, .. -ed. " II ia coaoploldJ dllfaaK rroca .._,. acodaalc-rolt." 0.. lb< Olbcr Adc or tbc lcloolotbl colD was f Pllioooploy Pn>r....,. l'ltwtoo oar-, wboiiJlledlb• t ~ioll it fmporu.ru, but 001 a JUsina ~ e.qUined il. tlllte letcher iJ • communkaror be:&W«n • sec or ~ Jt&Oclard• (of Ol:lldemlc l<tlmlns> and the student." 5&id : the oo<nrownlal Uclwnity fiJUre, oddin& tllot 'l ahhou&b leamlna ahollld b< kept "relalivdy lmptnOQil," illllould be lb< tCIIC!Icr'a tapocm'b!Qy IO : ctUUK 1111 "dfcatl.. iuNCbqpal tdaltiooslllp... ' " A profCSIO< mUstlnmu.telboae 11111\dards U.to tile' JtUd<C!_," Garvn laid, "lllld keep IIUdmlt' llllerest 10 underJtand."lhhis I> achlcvtd, Oa.rvtt predlc:ted,thcn IC'Khin& will h n r • 'tJUrl power.'' Ho - . Oarvtr profeaoondo DOl nve 10 "rd.lte lo the >tudeot u a whole prnoa,'' bul u a huDWI•brin& playlq 0111 di{f<ra~t role>. Thac roles, th< Philo«>phy Pnlfcsoor continued. " depend oo lhe level" between imtrucloe lllld pupil, ranaina froen che hlahb impn>Dnal reladoruhlp bctwett~ the pro fcuot and £reahman, to the nearly b&IID<ed ~or the doc:toral candidale and hit mcntoc. ! -w ! -..«1. w- Allen. Thc fONm, marred by the ,daily 5 p.m. ~t of )t('fctaries. rood servic-e carts and departin.' odminbtrators paradinJ by, turned Into a question aad commuu ..,.ion ecntnina more on the wcrutocss or SCATE than oa the vinua of ''100'1 cadllna." ORe """"" wed whal he oou1c1 do to prOICit homadf apiaR pooe 1.-c:bloa. lbec ONW'"" Ills oqucstlco by polfttlna to tile SCATE evaluation PfOCUS. " We mU>t JO bqoa4 SCATE. "oountctcd Su.oda u AuQci8tioe (SA) Diretto< of AcMeonlc Affalral..&unn s...piro. uwe DIIOII fto!dbeck belstudal lllld teadlor." laildiq oo Sbapiro'a -ticias. Polidc:al Sdalcc ~ 0Wrm. Qauck Weld> DOled ,Jhat fiCIIIty ofllcc ~ .., allo* a 1tudcn1 to mea and discus$ IJI'I)I*ms with his profcuor-may hinder ~ather than foster feedback. "A'Iludcnl mayoomcto an office and aeca horribly butY faculty manb<r al>d become UQintcotionaUy ialimidal<d,'' Wddl tdlled. ''Wbll we {J!n>resoon) thould a y is, '1.<1'> mea to a oannl area'," Aarcdna wilb Wdl:b, lUilaa added lhar it is tbe rcspooulbOitr of lllc fiiC\IIty mcmb<r to initiate oontact with t~ studcot . The lnJtructioo Profaoor. who ,_.,tly reocived lllc SA ~of the Ytlt awvd, be~ that ifa >tudeot "*'"problem with atcachc<, be 8IOiald coofn>OI lllc WtNQ9r with il. "All the >tuckat lbould do Is talk to til< teacher with a tude wine bdorelbc bMiburpr ,"he al4. "l.ile 'You're rcall)' a briUlant persoo, bul :rous t~ ainb' .... Coav..UO. a..-, bowevcr, r<COIIIIDOIIded a more lmperJOOal ....., foe a Jiudmt to Q11rCS1 bls diaplc:a$urc. "Stuckau ibouldi>Ul..,... illt.l l<l-'si>Q," hcaald. " OrJO thrOQih the dcpattma,t dial......... ~ lludcots.....S- wony too mad! about fiiC\IkY ''bad apples,'' Risilta insisted. 0011111 tllat lhrouJb SCATE, oomplaat fotmJ and olb<r 1<11 convmtionaJ means ••any ccadttr tM saucknu "'•ould want to ohey can act." . Thcduawioo wuthc Ont or....,swed u pan or SA 'a .. Academic W~t· • rcstivhics. c.xplaintd Ac:admlic Oubo Coordlnator Qrol Kaplan, who tcnned tbc C"t'C::l . . .,~." ~.__ • .... ,,_ While " q~eakina about how muoh be loves beef on week and chicken wings Allen pro~ that one of Buffalo's spon.s franchises should rename il$Cif " Buffalo Cbkkeo WiJlas". After di.scussina the feasibility of a Pituburgh Sleeler-Buffalo Bilb preseason aame for the Mareh of Dimes, he refined•the thouaht into the Annual Buffalo Cbicken Wing Chlrhy Bowl. Then be ooovinccd March of Dimes Coordinator Sheila Wall to contact the Pituburah and Buffalo teami and look Into the idea. He then jumped from his chair and picked up the dizzyblond aettnt aiain, shrieklna. "I'll be the bead cheerleader! Rah Rob sis boom b3," while dandllJ about the hotel room in a mock Cbarl..ton. "I'U cheer both sides," he said, look ina as lnaiiC' u any fat old man~ completely in blacl and imitatina a cheerleader. The March of Dimes wa< founded by Franklin Delano Roosevdt in 1945 to lind a cure for polio. It is the only 'oluntary health aaency that has met iu Ofll!lnal aoal-conquerin& polio. Now tho Man:h or Dimes is workina towards reduelna the approximately 250,000 birth defecu that occur each year in the United Slates. $100 a plate The Gourmet Gala at the Buffalo East Sherato n auratted mainly Buffalo businessmen. There were approximately 11 0 peOple a& the SIOOa piiJe affair. "Thu Is a new kind or fund raiser. It's somethlna nice. Buf fa lo ha s had a ba.d reputation in the p ist, and this com es at a aood time," explained Wall. It is a timely event, Wall maintacned, b«au~ of the "Talking Proud Campai11n". According co Wall , Western New Yorkers hove been very generous towards her organlution. In the year endina May Jl. 1980. total camp1ian receipts e11ceeded The campaign Included Walk·•·•hon~ nod other·a· thons that netted S 104,000 for the Western New York Cbap1cr. The March of D1mes ahes chis money 10 area hospitals for research and Pediat ric \\;ard develop, . ,. In the la.c fiscal year the largest ""ard - SH.OOO- wwt to Roswell Park foe rese3rch into binh defects. s•oo.ooo. IR.'Ii4~' : 1! !.' [J 1 1 ~\!J \ \I ' ........... SVIfDA f NlfE --.~ •c.-, c.-a w ... 11 v.AaA W .T• �Bulls gain 'moral victory' 1n tie with Plattsburgh by J tffrt) R. Thurseon .,.,., orr IO Francoi> 0:Ucfcuollc .A.l.N.s1Ufol~tt£Jd111T v.ho rammt'd tht pucl-. mto the ott moral \K'tOt)' ro1 UB'i hOC~<> 1um eono&hl •• Pl•mbureh ro, lhc ao-al-cad JOalat ..:S4. UB had ehcy probkml pvnin1 lho puc~ oOIO IlK IICI dunnJIM For<! ''A ··our ewn or eh< pmc and UB sLated to a S·S O"'C"ntmc pan dr•• :u Tona•1lnd3 kt Tone,·· ml\sal ntan)' chart«) •o bloV~ the ,amt •tdr open," nottd P~ul d«.l~rtd \\GR'"' ftpcJUl annaul'k.~f Ed KUsorc Frida) t\C'n•na firsc fOf thC' llmt' H\ Narduuo. '"I mlu<d four shoe> In rou' )C'ilH, rhc US Bulb man:.aw no1to I~'" thr up.statc- Card•nah lro"' Platt,bur&h Stn•or "mgc;t trl:cnh Sav..)n. "ho nt'ttcd I"IJ 1011.. and ""'o "''"''(or rhc Bullfi, notttJ, ''Th1' ,~ the tht nut ri\f' tnmuta ... l\lon1 •oth NMduuo, Sa~ )<r hllcd ~ on opponun t tu:~ numbtr " \\ c t"Uold harr,·c ¥I On "< s l•d 1hb pmc )WI dldn"o . UHliJbl. USOI) of ~ w;u: rr,cry >lo~.'" M ..aod. The •• 10fl m1l on1 Ihe pia) hit:hh&hl of m) C~f('('f , \\ C' h:hc lostl<J 1h~m (Pbtrlobuf£,h) cu·r """"' 1'H• brt-n at UB" 0\rn.·om tnJ. r<'~'~' dlfOcuiiiC\, the Bulh put IQP,rthc:r lht'tr nnt'\1 70 An)\01). l"m - ~ finally dccod«< 10 r ia)" hoelc)•."" mHllliC' nr hek. lc) tht' _yrar IIJAIII'I lilt.' hr-.1 plfh.l.' LauHnal\ hundred ""They (l Ill d<o.<f\< • loo nl cu:d11 ltu:' 'rca v.cll t.'08chec:l ~t·an• and l hl.'} rla\~J tntcthacrn h~· \.c)," Phm \hllf~ htad to:1"h tiNh ltlllltlttiHIUJ \XItl " W r If( a hcch:r ICOint lh>ln ~(' dt\("IIII)C...I h ~n t)!.ht , hut \:11 1'111t~~ in)1h1n1 '''u .. ~3 ) lunH t U I he) pla)cd 1h4. ~ ~~ ul htt\l q t ha1 lh\:) hl't: 10 '" ttn.kr ... ""'" ••••,....loll~ ~t' ll ru.u •'" .. ~ lh 1 ..,h•'"' .. h,·n 'At J~.em •u ,, l•~t·urlt lfh lhtu.l ""'"'' ~.~ llohiH' l"'"tiHJ ,,m ,ultl.t. . "' h t h .-n,p.'lrt~lll411 ,,uuhk:t Ht fOtlt P '-1.._1 'uh;t' ..._"· lh\ Bull ~..-,,,, ... ,..,._.h, lA It\\ f".'ft.lh ,.,,h unh lhh ... '" .. ' ' " '' l "" ,..,, tn '"' u,.., ~ . "'h•k l K .,. ... ~ "''" Pt.-u.J\..Hth', lt.•h l\.tttthJn M.. ~,\1 tht ru<\ t'l\ UU tll,nltnJ.. t lttlh h.~IIIIO\L8 , 'O,.Ltn. .... "'-\lh. Ul14 11.: ' \1 ) 11MhUh hiC'A tht l ilr»C t t<-, 10 f'l. a~t.tkll'tlU \'Ut'-'"\J h:JH' "0" ' ' ~ .. .) ... r op...."'nC'\J tht ..conn& ""'uh ht ~ l llh aoal thC' SC"a.on At I:Jf\ or Ql I he open'"~ f'K'TKM.I Sav.)cr 100,., ., rin ~ · ~~tldc ~"'.. truml•ncmalt l)~h.• truynn jln..J Y.htucd 4lo¥1 \lo~~r ...hnt Pa:\1 803ht'nt.ftt R k:~ ~u..~ t-. S~r.-cl.. a l'la~•J. """'' \ wmot hon' L.~-.­ orl.. , ha .. ~(1\ \C'OUtt'd Nt"' YorL Ranacr•h Ww:.hmgton C:apha.b and Cal&llr) l·lame< Ol lh< NtiOOnAI Hoclc) Lt..-agut'. ' 1 Mu.:\. pbyt'd ouunndina soal 1hc fur u.. 10011h1." roach Hammond sold . Bc.ron:- the! rit \.1 \tanu clo\Cd Plausburgh nOI\"h«< IWO aoall IO take the kid. Wi1h 1hc teams thr« · oo--thr«dut 10 numttOUS pcnakin. ,.,p~~omor. e<nlcr Cllip Ontbo~">u circled eho UB nn and 11ipped a lht tillmatc.d three n On) fa n1, Scull) l ht IJurtt~lo Sabr~. ~ I.) m aucnd;rncc. 0 OH Y0uA oraanlllll tutl. BoY.m:Jn rtpl\t'd, " I hl\4'n'l bfc:n '-'AIC'htnJ I hal cloM.•t), allhuut:h~h JtOihtndcr\ 1 '~ •m~'''" hC' '')It of hocl.,·> ~Hhuu1 lbt• \('nlcr hnc t'ft<IIC'" .a :::.\.~> 1 ~.'~> 1 ._., "''d~o.·-ortn l:uand ,,f tone. Oov.-man. general managtt o r KNEES:~ ...... KOrW D•-. au,nn (1'& ~ to I'IJ• knees In an .-~ to f!ld'l an ...,.,.,. C*Cic whh ~tit ""'" ll.nab fool• ~hu~·,'~ "~:·,\1 •:n~~)n~~ton ;=~.·;~ ~;f~n:~~ h~,~~rn& ~; .,::.,~s!:~ lh~l~·~,~~~~,; •o 1hc do1 houw fo1 l u. 'AIIh. h:&hll or !..tfll..lnJ rar l~ :~.. ('l.:~:~·.;n~p~u~~.fo,~t l~t'l:!~ 1''1~ \\ tlh • '"'' "'"" •d'tlAIJf.~ (.. ,.,.il•h D.tk.: C.•u\ nn IOOL. a ft..,'\.1 hom \JV~)"I AhtS t>...·.tl ..,.,Ao~.L. lut~ p .... ,.. ""h lht! pull) onr ot thC'u ddcnscmrn off 1hc biUl" hnc and one ol (JUT "''nr~ bfc~d.\ out u ~ a' "' t ~ain t'llRHC'I of the pud :' (.,,uh 10 lh' third 1'('no0. ""hl't US','"'"""" 1\la)n Cllf'C !:l.mt1h o.nd Plau\hUtgh"\ Cnbc_.~... 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Mh "'*'then to !tla.m horne lht rebound 10 .. nol t he "'-OTC". Cn»eh W NJlh l dfittibc:d I he \fr~atq) ; " \\ c',·t ~n .. orUn& on roc I r... pmcs now. lod ol~ " .. uf"rrm•H· Ionta.h•· Wr hnt> h.ad II OUI FLIGHTS & BUSES TO I~< nrv. New Yor~ City and Long Island Tieken available: THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th IN FRONT OF THE EI.U 8 ·11,.. IN FRONT OF THE GRUB ptoblcm\ bfc-OJkinl out o( our 8 . 10,.. IN FRONT OF THE UNDEGROUND . 8. 10"" BUS UClETS: US rood trip /or IRC ltqttJOI $50 ro.,.J trip lor IIOIC.fHpeJOI BUSES LEAVE, ··arclt 5, ••rclt 6 Will RmlRII ••rclt 15 Ro.11tl trip p4a. tidtb will k ...iJ.We at tAt arrrat •penaot raft! ••rdt AVAJLULE FOR 4 oJ ••rclt 6 WU.L RmlRII••rdt 15 • NO PLANE TJCK£TS WlU. BE A VA4..ABL£ AFTER THlS DATE • FOR MORE PLANE OR BUS INFORMA TlON CALL 636-2497 �Bears bully Royals,60-59 by Fruds SpKktr Spmrvm $/off WMY You don'o havt to br K\'CD fed tall 0< "'dsJ> 0\Cf 200 pounds IO pby _,.,. •• collqjale balt«IWI. Pouda.m's S'2" Mary Beaucham,p pr0\-..1 lhot lhtoty to lhe UB Royals last SaJurday in Oark Hall as she ripj)td ohe n<IS "'illo 20 poinos, propdlin& ohe Poosd.tm Stare Bean over UB, ~J9, In ovmime. Beauchamp, who burned 1he Ro)'als throusJ>ou• the aarne wioh a vvicty of insidt shots sant two frtoe throws whh Sl .seconds rnnainlns in OYcrdme 1h11 pm 1he Bears ahead 10 Slay ~S9. On !he nexo play !he Royals came .down 1he court quickty bu1 failed to sc:ore. as sophomore Oina Collora was called for an offensive foul on her 'way up fo r a shot. The heads·updefcns< of UB'Hiandoul «nl<r, Janel Lilley, resuhed in a Poudam oumover as she denied her opponcnl I he dribbllna lane a nd forced her 10 seep out or bounds. LiUey's dc(cn.sive dfons wt1't wuc.td, a.s an ~rant C'roSS~urc pass landtd into the waitin.& arms or Potsdam's Cheryl Foley wilh jull 14 seconds showin- on the clock. A sJimm<f of hope ""' shauned on a conuovnsial ofrocial's call on a onbounds pa» a fin a Bear tim<aul . UB'• Robin O..lmqe ,robbed the P"» a"•Y from o Poosd.tm pia)tt and her momtOtum cotned hn 10 lhe Ooor. One referee siJnaled a jump ball buothe o<hn. "'ho was cloS<r oo the pia), called 0\llmqc for tra..tlir>i. The Ro)als' Head Coach. lmda O'Donnd, ordered her pla)ws oo commu an imenoion3l foul in order oo e<1 1he ball b><l, hot>ina PoiSdam "ould moss lhrir free lhrOW$. No foul • ., <"llled and l'oosdam passaJ th< hall around unlil the final buu"' JOunded. The Royals nt\Cf aor on tr-ack ln the nrst half :hI he)' m1sscd K\o~ral ta)) tl1rte-on-ont brtaka'4a)'S and ran the baH up and doYtn 1hc coun with no appartnt in1cn1ion. Pocsdam held Lilley, Who is aH•raalns 20.9 p0 i n1~ a aam(', 10 four I)OiRlS t,~,oilh thcir z.. J ~l lOOt' <.kfcn~C'. t:On\trging on Lilley whenever .she had lhe baJL The Royals en1ned the second half fadna a 24· 18 Poudnm l..,d. Tho Bears held rheir six poln1 lc:3d for the first SC'\tn uunuiC\ or thr half until US's KOtlnJ mKhine. Lilk-y. &OA 1010 ae::u. t-tc.r flY( fOCi JUII1()Cr l>larH.:d a 9·3 ><Orona lhao lied 1hc aarne, )7-)7, ar I he IO:JO m•rL lilt<) wa. acwuntablt for chc MXt four J)\)inc,-v.uh a ptn·pomt pa' ~ au Marl<' B::tJlo and a1umaround JUmper hom 1n.M<k 1hc PotWam turu:. s the Royals tht kad fOf Chf' first lime. • Tht momm1wn slufttd \\ilh tat;h play Qov.n chc ~uctch. v.uh 1ht '"'o teams da.cUocl;td at S4-S4 'tloilh \lnckr a mmute 10 pia) 1n rqulauon time. Jeanne ~dnlh· an pte:k.~ up a loo.w- ball "'hK'h rouhcd 1n 1 foul 1hat bfou&f'u Maureen KJim 101M line ••th nine \CCOnd) ldt . ttcr fr« throv. C'lfttned Orf I be rim, schdint the ,amt IntO I fi\·C' miRUtC 0\crtirm period. "Th<r< wa• no "'•Y .,.. should ha•'t lo>t thl> pme." llmenled Coach O'Donnell. "Wr broke dov.n- lht rirs1 rt"al btcakdov.n v.c•,tc\CT had.'" O'Donnell also pomtrd OUtlhc }(1\o\ rrt'Ct~row ana l.cl\1 aoal perccnt.agcs_... I J I fni)Or factor-34 per~t:U from the line aud 21 ptn:C'fll Ol( the Ooor. "We ju>tl4unk •• lhe rout line~" O'Donncll••id diiiU>I<dly. She dhtn'l navt much praise for 1tte offcia1in.g th.hcr. tC'rtrrlnli 10 )()niC '-'1mtroversial C'l lh towards the end or the ga.mt. '"'I< 8e:1uchamp, the diminuli~ Potsdam au1rd, 1t1nbu1~ her 'Ciltn"s .....-o t,Ut FOft TWO; ut"1 tl.nt flgnt.l otf • Pcmdem dti~ Md DowncH • lftot M fot 11M Roytls dWinv .... , Sa.....U(1 owwthne ton......., A l tf'OI'II perlcw'rMnc. b1 Pobdefn'1 Mwy . . .uei\Mip-who ~ In 20 pointa-prG'II'Id e 1tt1'- too f'!'IUCh tor '"" toY9"' ~1ft' tQUH. UNCOlN PARK MOttl · THE UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT SCHOOL OF LAW SUmmer Session Begin• June 8 --LOW CMICitnk: Cl1!nk>OI~· ~ ~ ~ 3 family low - -.g eo.... ~-· Judlelol~ ~ Low Secured Tronooctlonl Taa CIInlc ,,...._ Unlloml Cornme<ciOI ~ 2 2 0<3 2 3 3 ~ 3 • team and play 1ha1 "¥rl)'," she remarked. The Ro)'als will be uavdiOJ 10 Maaara Falls for • pme qainJI N~n> Wednesday and •iU lctWO 10 Ctarl Htll S.turdoy, ~ Vcnn<o Sta1e Collqr al 6:JO. u........y SUMMER SESSION 1981 ~ 'UCC'C'» (seven wins and c~o losses) to the tt~m·\ unny. "Wt're a to&tthcr ~ IWTH IW II' II' r~ . -30pm 6:CJO.I<10pm J,A06;50pm 6!01)f:f0 pm ·~ pm OIIOI!Qe<t,.. o i -OYOI required Q(f(lj_.._....,. IWTH IWTH ·~ 6~Dpm 3~pm 1\' OIT<>ngemenloOpptOYOI required IWTH MTWTH "0 l1lne 1::20-10:30 pm II' ooronoe""" o>opprOYOI IWTH IWTH IWTH IWTH HYour tC.ey l o C.omfor1·u 10o/o DISCOUNT WITH THIS 3:AG&!!O pm 1:2D-10t30pm The law school Is locoted on long llland Sound In Soulhw..tem cor-.aect~cut CIPPfOX· tmalely ninety "*MMIee from New Yortt City and~""""* from .... Haven. GIVE YOUR BEST TO IIMERICII••• VISTA: SPell A YEAR ~lt«i WITH 1l£ ~. tELPlt«i OllER$ TO fo£ET G£W..S THAT REAU.Y l'lJST BE ~, ' Lli<E AlBl.IATE FOCD, ~CENT SHELTER, BEm:R 1:£AL.TH-SERVJCES , ~ EFFaO'S CN4 PW<E A IOU) a: DIFFEREN::f TO 11EM, Nil IE lNG A YOU.M'EER CAN BE 1l£ EXPERt EHCE a: A·LIFETlf£ Fm voo. �BUlls start off well, but lose to Buff State by ~dy Maddl&on . Bull>" (in the . firSI nal(). A.niSIOttl Spons £dllf>t UB"• bulntwl BuU; droPP<d a holly cont..,<d SUNY Conlctcnct carnr 10 CTC»J40'41) rival Burtalo Stalt S.tur6a) niahl on the Buff Stott Oym. Allhout,h Bulb Cc>o<h Bill Hu111t1... liked tha.tnlcnsht of the came ... hb team still came ou1 on the short •ide or a 61·56 drcasJon .. Burr State;, a rcalaood 1cam. ·· acl!IO"lcd&<d UB rono-ard John Frtzpatnd.. ''bu1 -.c c:outd h•'-~ b<ot lhan-"e should haw beat th<m."" The BuU. Aarted la>t. p~nin& a 21·10 advantagr 'tlltl!l len m1nul<> 10 10 In lh< firSI hall. UO C<lOell Hugh.,. lhcn called on hu bend! stal-.an Karon licndcuon. Henderson, a Junior from Rh:hmond. Va .. clid no t cfw:appoan4, pumpin1 In Si\ O( lhC Bulb n"" 1• potnl>. 1> UB jumped Otlllo p 4S.&61ud "ith a Gul< oH•r 9 minur<> 1<0 10 play. Strona ri<d th< a•m• ror lh< llons•l•. but lh< Bul l> uor m~d boc k -o nly, hov.e\tl, to be.' 'ICHmiud by the fir~l of I\\0 'tf) COf\trO\ asiaJ call• lbcl <sJj \\r•h the a:ame ti<d a1 48. UB procc<d<d do• n 1h< floor. DaVId Acrtt..Jt ~ot ""tnt m and out. Harold Wal~cr·, rebound "hot •ent fortuntJ then tooL a drastiC' I urn, a1t. 1hry It' err OUI\COftd 18-2 durine thr nt\1 \C'\'tn nunu1cs. The conrrollcd. fa•t-breal :Iliad ,.luch had been W<'t"'\ful tor 1~ BuJh Sllntd (0 bacl fire. ., the Bcnph BU<l) of( tht nm, but K(.nny Jonn ro1IO~CIJ Uf' ""ilh In IUthoritltiVt Strunr •!01.. 1011 Wam dun!.. ln,lt:ld of shift£ the BuJh a 1"'-0 po•n• k-ild and an <m<MIOfal hit. Jones· pj.>y..,. the ea... ,.. Bulls a tool. plus a 1cchnkal r.,. alqtdl) .. han&Jns on th< nm . •• Hu&h<> dollcr<d " ilh the and B>rr) ho r,n,.h<-d "•lh ZJ and 19 potnh. lt,,..r,au"l)) 'Atrr \'artuall)' un\tol')~hk olfi""ab on thl\ ra.JI. ''Ht (Jon~) <hdn't hans on the hnl . He (Jon~) (h1r1ng 1llc truce. ''We ~ur-.· dtdn't I."'um on 1ivln1 up ~:ot 42 f'(llnl\ lot¥-0 men,'' u:Jd Hucht,UI l>a\h a~d Ulpplo' pushed in nud·alr h ~ as -a bad caU but n d1dn ·, CO'I u1 Lhe: ga.mt.'' ..II (lh< dun~) "ould ha>r lilted "' more:• admultd Jona. ..h c::ou.ld h.a\C bford the lurnJ.DI podu;· adckd t-11/(Cfl\d StronJ. •••> U8 ma,...o 10 dou,. r he Bcncal l. thc\ufh. chtprunJa¥~1) a1.1h~ IIH' putnt t-ourtn I nzp.; Und • .,.ho -'If~« llttll Sill< JUQ\f"d OUIIO a SJ.SC) 1 ~nl. fohot wnh ..J \t'COnd\ le-ft til the: half. npp•nac orf thr UB ra.lh and nrnina thcm .. ll·l2 tK' 101n1 m1o tM t~ l.ct lrad 1o11h . . . .It and bcpn 10 k.iU ''""' · A rra,cnina violation pn U8 lh< b•ll back-selling up rhtpllrtd '\ ban L 1~ Whkh CUJ the matl'n 10 onC'. Thm, with t:•9 I<A. Tom Parson• (UB"> lcadina room potnl·talc:t hnl)h4."0 ~~~h 14 (IOlnl\ .tnd j r\'bound\, hu The- Bmtal' c-ame ou1 0\•nt: lil rc-uo•J tbouah, :and ...oon lh~ "'"(Wid rut Ulll.n an <laht point hoi< bull ...,. ..,".'' l>;md ~CJ"lriird came 011 th4· bcn.:h 1(1 iW\"f'lrrtl for ~~>. POint\ durlna lho• tu" l'hc minuter. of th~· hall. a\ 1h~· hoM team &rabbcd a •z.J2 '""'· But •n• Bcn&al,. ~n<~ di\IOI•<d ju\1 .... qvietly anhd ch<'" PREPAR~ ,.,,h 20) ananpted 10 veal the ball l'anofts 1o<1 "" bolan« 1ho..,.. a~ ldl lo rhc oloo• The BcnJal player who he •a\ <~llcm,.,.m~ m scul 1hc bllll hom ~rkd and fC'IL to dnbblc ova; Par\Oru, To 1h1: I.Jion•)hmrm of chc Bun..,, • foul ~li C"allcd on Pat)OIU. *'That •, n<M a toul-wilh a n•u (P3r\IOO,J l)lf'l FOR MCAT·LSAT·GMAT flj' SAT ·DAT ·GRE ·CPA ..... • ~r~t C.t "'ttrt. """ 4.»f\., ""''""""" • lO. 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""\\< ~ere do~n by on<. then (alter the ~•Ill by lhr«... • Oppo•l•"'l) te MI ... 1111' 1111\1\.W't • SI'PI•II CII \\U U~ot~"l D)' \ LilH ..,,,...., on Uft, UfJ AlfO AWAY: US ..... ptayw ttemy ..k:1reH C4!f .... 'liP tor tf'lot ~ llgMaat • llvttMo Stett def..,.,... Ait w•_. "- 'flk\, COft , _ ~. , _ - ...... . ,... ... . , _....... . u.s. cit'-" _,. Ollloo t o - · 011 . . . . . , . . _ wllll o No., Olllcot 11..,-ollft. Ho ooa - · • .......,_. IO< loll!"t tho N...., ,..... ~~~- ••- �'Nomen's softbdl C.dkfltH for l~O WOOMO'I vanity aoflbtlll l. . . wlllm... 01 5 P·•· •• ,....y, f t.,.,.,. 1, ,.,... J, Oarl< Hob. UB "•""" . . _ •f lldlllq o ·-.......,. - ~~~~~ r-.ao ronte o• II you w~e:• 0111 tht'.ft-l«t's COIH 01t owt ud prll<'ll<f. pf'O<Ilft. pf'O<IIft. Bulls are tigers in lion ,s den with championship victory ~rapplers place Wmclina for fun!? That's WIW tho T·shin said on a ~'rtstl<r o•ttlooklna onconal•d bodi<s <'Oftlpttinc for a victory ac rhe New York State lnr<rcoll<iJII< WrestUna Championshipa Friday and Soturday. Th< Conland Oym was che sit• of m~tcd mm 5trivina forI pl1c:e Jh tht IOu.m&mml. Touch compo~ici on ltd rho UB arappen co o dissaPOincinc lint round. Tho only aurvlvlna momb<r of che roam was Senior Scott Slado who finish<d his lirsc march wilh a pin at 1:59. Slade's ondurance oucwaah<d O.woao'• macman In rho quanor·finaJ roood 11 rho 167 lb. class co advance him to the scml·finals. Unfonunattly tht from tho f<~' and oth<r l<tm wasn't 14th in tpumey VanOmbcra from BrookPOn in a cloot 7~ dual. Aurnsivoty winnina bad bb Stat in tho oonsolation round. founb-s«de<l Slado plac<d third in his w<icht class. Tho only orh<T Buffalo wres~ler to advance past his COnsolation round was lri<.aplain John LuCas. On.Friday he won two matches decbivdy, one or whkh was co former SUNYAC Champion Ron VanNoy from 'Oneonta. In his last ooncesc on Soturday, luoas drOPp<d a clooe decision co Albany'& ISO POundor. Ch·orall, UB cook 14th as a ream out of che 20 eompcthors. 1Dt Bulls* record now stands at 2-6 in dual roam compttition. Th< wrostlors will cravd co Postdam W<dncsday for o 7:30 p:m. match. UB's m~n bo"'krs rotalkd 3091 pins and took tho championship in this put w~~k~nd 's Lion's Don lnvitacional Tournam<nt 11 Start Collqt, Pa . Scotr Seier, a Junior from Nonh Tonawanda, kd th< ream with a 674 :icrin. In winning the rournam<nt. UB dofoated Penn Stat< and Ohio Start, both narionally rankod in the cop 10. Hose Penn Scar< linishod s<cond at 3048 . • "This was a big win for us." said UB ooach Paul Tlinieris . "Overall, it was our best ream dforc-evorybody was involved ." Ochers who scored fo r Buffalo were Ron Hubbell (624), Bob Romro [614) , Mike Petrie (609) and Grog Piekartc (579). rziniori1 ,txplained that UB "'"' bo,.tiog at about a 920 pace. bur said that in th~ lase rram<S, ..... startod striking;-" gaining an additional . 50-60 pins. "That was a big key co our victory:• said 1hc coach. Tlinictis also said that the •·ictory will "got us ready for chc upcoming ACY Regional> (of whicb UB is defending <hampion)." An optimiscic Tzinieris also fttls thac, on the ba>is of UB's strong showing in 1he recenc las Vega s Tournamtnc [IJch place), and due to their victor y in Ponnsylvania chey'll be ran.ked in tht top 20. "There's even a >light ~hance thac we may be in rh• cop 10," ht said . ·- .dp Plua Slloe llepalr 47KH - ... AYe. SHOES UPAiaED • SHOISDYED ..., a-la.. .. ""-*'- ~..,.lnllloel ; �.. JJ$$$$ Ct.ASStFIE.OS m.-y . . Dt •c.~ • I "Tf\ e SC~Ktrum• offtce, 15S SINk• H•n. MSC.. Oft&c. hOUrt ate t ..,,.,._ \o S .. m.. ~deY "'"' ~,id..,. 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" ..... 50c a alice of Plzu THURSDAY, " lluillll" t=rtCI.ty wor• ~•Y open at a pm, Movie will atal1 at 1:30 pm Music & Dancing will follow the movie TONIGHT " Allan" ~ i ! ~~;::, r--~~:r~;;~~-~------1 Yoc.l t"f'OIIf No~ 'e Pub & Pizu shop will eARN £XTIIA MOf'EY VII,._ a:W" \ludtnts .,.,.w ..... FREE Movies & C<>Irin Pl&u h0Uf"Vw&-tw't"ler• b4t TYPING DON£. Ca lf f'ltW tt70716 Plf TERM PAPERS '"'" by Owfl. c• ll 131 )1J:I. PffEStDEHT f'IUEA: li~\1 W..tted ~~'t trom rtw OM Cine WfiO Qet\ 217 Hlglllo"" .,.""""" C:ohlft & Eo>gl<lo- 1ft 1M Hlgfllond- ~~ ~ with ...... JM'Ido. newi •~HV 10< ! "' QUICK COPY AUTHOR AND COMMENTATOR OAR Klipp}' ' " " &irtt\lav \...oYt' YGt;~t" HIGHLAND COLVIN LAONDRY or ott THE lfiT£5T ANYOHE WHO Pk:ba up a H.t..,., ''Gerry'' Cbw'n SkJ le<:ut 'rom P .J; t on .s.t. nklht.. c .tU O....e _, Gl 4D6t. HSO~Al dO!n•l~ ~ !i ._,. ..,..,.... ......... ........... _."""' ......_. ,_. DAR LEHE tYppv 8 ti'1?MN,. MTTLn QWCt, lvtni-"'*1 •t W'O WM!t. Utnltlft 'f)! It t·pur WliVt., U...wJ $ttMt riOI'II .crou from ua. P.J 't 1\ 1~1.. trOM •~ ..,.,. 0'4«1'H 111 f"'!IJ f~t M\lllt{ple ~I Open: 7 a.m.· II p.m., f •POSfM& !!163. HINE •~v. t..ort P.J ' &: hf A&.-.t.. VOV CAN £AT ~" ' SERVICE w..n 60< - Dry ~· OAJt, s..-·-····· btl() ........ ........ PlilblifMnP_O 6R-1Gf"Mdc:entntol GftAOVAT l. or upper•d t lil&l•on hOU~fi ~J w_.nftd,_ Loti ot SIO'a;t f'E LAUNDRY .... . .... . . SO.•U1JIII- I -. .l catl\. C1IOdl. or tnOrlil"t' orOet'. AcAOtMk SIO!""' N..Y•• ,.~ l SUPEJI FAST PAINTING E• tfl H' 9tltl n9•t•. Learn ,.,. n SWlM&clololt -~~.-d II ~•..,.cana .... -ld. FREE' CA.SSE'TT£ Tape ~ 11M GrclwJtkn'• tA W,f$.,aiVO) youn.ff"t COncler'-.M'-" of d.t:uiiul bl'lhitlllnog · ~ bv Nfl!ll'lillk.n Hll. N....-.tt.d b;' ~-tfttr-•ottwtoc~ay t tt0US£MATE' tO SHAlt E. ta~v. hovM &..rnwooct A""- Own room. af\lr* ~.l [ • IH Hf f ·HIS IS I l The "*"• lvutloft. Moe~ prtce.IWtnOM'ftt. ~fvt, ,.._. ,....,_ one miN' trom MMI'! s.. m.tkS. f Cotopooo hlletla INrdOutaldot lUS.On HaiiMSC LOUIS S. KARCHEFSKY To Speak On The Topic Of ISRAELI DEFENSE & SECURITY PRojECTioNs fott TltE 1980's Wednesday, Jan. 28th at 8 pm in room 337 Squire Hall, MSC · Coffee 1nd Danish will be served �N«d d<ntol work? The DepL of lklwovlorol Sdo,... nHds me:" ot women who tNnk lMy nHd ck.ntal work ond ....,ld llkt to parliclpatt ln • study ol pollen< ..-~tO rovti.M dtntollna~t Two free nlllnot ott ptcwldt4. Contoct 0.. N. CO<oll et SJI-21~. ~.., Plennlnt Ol!k• workohops-Job lnttNtt..lnt Preparetlon and TechniqU6 tomorrow et 1 p.m . 1t ~ Co pen. " C " vldeolop< will bt •"-" end dloa.Ut<l: • .. Rewme Writing Frtday ~t I p.m. '" ' ' Capen. Te<hnlques for preparing en tJfKtlve retumt wUI be d iJ.cua.sed: Reapondlng to Illegal Pre·Employment lntt:Nitw Quutlons ' FrkSoy at 2 p.m . In 316 Wende: Ru..rchlnt Emplo)llnt OfgonJ..uons Fob. 2 •• 3 p.m. In 1 ~esC. Learn how to l'VIIuele- a company throuef\c '"' doplh r-orch btlote tho <Ompeny lft<en/lcw; Soa>nd •tn<t,.ltw Workshop Tuesday ot 3 p.m . In I) C-n, AC. Whet 10 drulnt tho pl6nl vlsll. ••P«' Senkws lntuuted It~ obt&tnint • M.ute.ra DeQ.re.e In Joumoll>m ltorn tht MtdOI School of Joumallsm. Northweste.rn OniVfflity shoutd cont6C'l ,...,.. M.Kk 11 !131·3515. Spe.nlsh Club me.llng and porttry reeding CocS«.)I in ninth Ooor louft90. Cltmtns, AC. rntvcolkglolt Studlt• lnsiiiUI~ mHU th~ t..Uy •• 3 30 p.m. lf1 631 Boldy 10 begin d~ on t h t - 1ht COtbO\...UW AJrl'fniljl« GrWwte Hlt.IOf)' As.Jn. meeu W~eWS.)' ot ) p rn ln 524 Capen Wortuhop on Grant and F~llowihlp Appllcaclont. wllh Shirley Stout and Wendy tt.lkin. OUAB Musk Committee mee.ts. todoy 11 6 p.m, In lhe Haa_, Lounge. Squire, All must attend. lrbh Stude.nt A.sut, met'U tomouow al 4 p.m In JJ2 Squlf~ Por mor~ tnformetiOf'l c.oll 1'\lk~ •t 8J2 2•02.. tntu Vertlty Chtlsu.tt Fdla'W$hlp nweu tomouow •• 7.30 p.m '" ))2 Squirt. Chris! end r .... MonoG<mo•• Noto: I!.Kicplsjo Is o Onl~qlty Mntl« ol The SpM....,. by lkn Wogntr . IVCF Motl«s •re run free of d\argt::. TM Spec1"""' 6ou not fUIJrMt« th1t t U I'M>tku .-111 ~- and rue:rvu the SCA TE C"'mntffltf' meet$ tomorrow at • p m In ))? tlQht to edit all notkes. ttoUc:u to appear mort than Squlfe once. must M. resubmitted Jot uch printing. Notku wiU not be Uke..n ovc:.r lhc. phone. Cour5c II sUng wfU not K prlntc.d. Deadllnu are Mondty. We-dnesday end Frldly •t noon. OUAB Co«ethouu ptUC.nts •n evening of announcements with F~le S.h.uday 11 8..JO p m ~the ~ Rock FUtmor• Room, 5caYht Alpha SltmO Alpha Sotwlty RUih pony tonrgh< o\8 p m. OOA8 Colle<hotat Commiu .. p<oKnU Alice Two "' ~ Sqvlr~t. for mo.;c m.rormat~ caJI ..Joel\t'tlt ol Slt-p Feb 1 ot 8~ p m m the- flllmote ROOfn Squht 6)6.'))0. c.auotc c•*' the t.hay "Sometimes I think my head is so b ig because It is so full of dreams:· -The Elephant Man PSST • • . The Program lor Student s-u rralnlns often atl sh1~ts tM fotlow ln.g Itee, not-for <-redl"' $hort ttrm workahops: Coping with Stre» lor Sti.Jdenu '-Odey hom ) ·!. p.m. in 232 Squire; lntefmecflljte Wotkshop 1n Letnnlr'lg and Memory Skill• today from 1·5 p.m \n 107 Honon, L.earnlno to Meet People tomorrow oM Tuesday from 7·9 p.m . In 3)4 Squirt y116J6-2810 or come by '10 Nonon lor lnrorn'l#lion and re9bUatlon ..Studkt on tM Mexure of l.tM:: Utho•phc.tc." glvltft by W R. Peltitl oe the University of Torooto t.o d•y at 3..30 p.m. In room 18, •240 Ridge l.t'a. Audllloot for STAOE'.s producUon of t1e.ll Slmon·~ comedy F'hc Oood ()or.c~or will bt held 1on1gh1 ?:JO p .m In 2.64 $qu1te-, Ptt~U~fe • short monologut Help lt. alJO needltd In aU of P'oduct'on U you are lnlertittd, •'9K•• jOin U$ tomorrow At 7:.30 p.m. tn 337 Squirt.. f"or mOfe tntounatiOn ptu~ c.lllrt 8rook.t.•t 636-!.299 • Lift. Work•bops-Regi,t•llon conUnuct. for thb ttmt.Jtt:r t. ~ wtuch lndudt: ln\em'loe<i&.le Guttor, Qenc.ra l Auditions ror a Fe.itml ol OM Ad Plays lodo~ ~ and Won'\en tn Tqn$lUOn. C~ w'l\h Los$.. .rnt tom<HO. •t 7 p m \.n the Halr4man Studtot.. #1\SC ~. •"" Dtpfesslon. ond CommunQtkwl wfth lht Or:af For dc:taitt. end rr.gi!oltaUOf\ <:all 636--2.808 or stop "udlllons IOf A FIIIVIII Tl1fn11 H-.nH on IM W•(/lo tht Forum ton'9hl •• 7 p.m in tM second ttoor ~nge. by 110 Norton. I<C. Ponct Elllc:on SponSO<ed by Block 1'\ountoln College II AeMemlc Falr FrkS.ty In the Flllmort Room, Sqult~t An Ac;-tdernk Club au"' enrkh your UB t.:per~en« •nd tl ~ lp 01)' Peo ple's Atllance cotfeehoun FtlO.y tl 9 p. m. In make aomt" connection' Mt-wee n yotJr MAjOr •nd carHr 107 r.,..,n,..nd, ollkt b now .,.n Irom 10·2:30 opdons. T'M: career Plt~nn1"G Offke COU$t.ktft -will be p m dolly end 6-9 p.m. Friday ••••Ins. Coll831·21191or parddpeUn •• -weU, to rctnfo.-ynec the notion that l"fCHmtUOn. ACN.t:mlc op90RU/IIty means- career opportunity .. Whet Fetnlnlsll yn l..um From Ow H btO<y.. fr1day Commuter Bre.ekfut. tM Arat .of I.M .emuter will bfo •• 7.)() p m •tthc CJnj,j:arlon Chorch. Elm\JoOOOd and We:tt htld Frlday from 8 noon In lht Flllmort Room. Sqult< Fvry yll w - • S<udlt> College •• 8J I ·~ for • "'"'·our kif Ooferu• WO<I<Jbop .,..,..,..., by Recht! c.r- '""' " b 0... Otn..,.l Uuc:otlorl " ' - • Qood One?" forum ln hOnOf of Academic We-ek betwe«1"1 "udotnb. ftKuh)' end admlnu.tra tlon todty at 4 p .m . ln Ike C,apen Th• JUI!Ior Ctou In I7T Is hovlns • bok• Mit In Klmbell Lou~. Opt.n diKY&stoft to foUow Fot more lnform•tion To- . outlide tho HSL tomorr,.. !rom 12*' p.m. <eii6J6-2950. Como end buy oil types of goodlu, ..Poland l 939: A Retrospective V,t.., of the f~ent.s FI.JNI.k wo&u,-.teu.s nadt:.d-Hullhy wome.n, ~ 18-lO, Ludlng to \ht Occup.don of Poland.. tn011le tomorrow et u1l<lg Birth Control pllb(Pr"<feroblo O.rol) oro -.ltd lor 8.30 p.m '" 1030 Ctemen.s., AC.. Obcu.u ton to loltow. • dn.g molObollsm study tonducttd •• lilt MUlero filhnote Ho.tp,la\. Payme.nl fo, pa ftldpoUon. If -wtuw'ds"' 1M floc."Y and &ltlwtnkk artoont Fttdty lf'l lnter..14<1. call 887..0704 bot..- 9..o p m tw !13).7ID 170 MF"C. Elllc:oll. end S.ut<lo) In 146 Olcfondotlot 7 .rw 6 p.m. • _.,.p.m "'toS..ndoylnthoSqulroConleren«Thooter •5. 7ond9pm. !ntfMOftliQ -.,_Thert wM bt on lnfo<mooon "UIU. 1'tlo1 /'lner" lonlghl et 7 p.m. In 150 FOI'bet - · _ . . . , lht Englntoring El<Om 11 2 p.m . ;n to. Potlt.._ A M "''flnHrW>rl studem> MSC lnttrtall!d t.n ~ the PE uem •rt urged to anend. "Th4 Tlorol•oCholts'• Rusalon CorntdyS.Wtdoy" 7 p.m . 1'1 ft011dal lld oppllcollon$ lor 1961 ·112 oro IIIII ovolloblt •t the Jewlak) Cc'fter, Oekl• ort end Summer. In lht of!lcc of flnonclol l'.ld. 6 &tier """"• B. IMI'OifrAffTI Tho F"F due doto Ia Jon....,. 31 and tho 8DOrt8 FM d..e doO.ll Fob. 211. """"""'"'"' wbmlntd ofler !hoM d ote> • Ill be subjtet .,. (unci• ••llloble. Today: _...• •• Swlmmtnsr ...., Dlvlnt n. IJnl•onlty of ...... llaulu? Group LtgoJ s...<>lltrs lrte ft8al Rochtotor, Clark Pool. 7.30 p.m. a p .m. In u.. - - low>g<. Jock••· Elllcoll.•• Frtt. Colft9e · -- ·Rtd information - o n c l l n f - 10ol1 oe•uciOru.Doyou llew• be~ In SWJ/IRJ courU ol ll>e f'rou ldt:nt's Fr .. Ice abtlnt Of\ Lon l.oiWk (edjoccni iO Wilkeson Commlalon7 GLS he> low lludot1U 10 e<l 01 dekndtr> PYb onfyl...,lng Frlday. Open Frldoyo from 11_. p.m.. lor ..,..._ Fot ~. llllonnodo.>. "op In ot GLS. Open S.wrc!oys end - y s from U _..:lO p.m. wtot.he< ptrmlnfne. Sony, no hockey. II-& p.m. - y. "TUetdoy.1'!11Kodoy.- friday: unca 1 p.m. Wedpetdoy In 340 Squire. 1\loo open /'\ondrlys liB U<rouo Cful> mondotory p....,.l<o frld•t from lrom 1.5 p .mln 177 WAC, EJDCOIL 8JI·2273. 8-.JO.I 0;30 p,m. In tht Bubble. AC. 8tlnt .oqufpmtn<. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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IIItt mrllf)' othtrs tlt!e~l"'l MUh Ptttsttlttlf Atlltr. u t.r~ll'n u1 "" Juurnultslu• st~l,. 1n that tltt /11ru und stot~mrnts art• nUl uunbut'd 10 tin ltkntiji,.d suu" r . Th,. rtDlOit u thut IJO ont ~u,,a,-ted ~ould allow thtmul• ts,tu bf rdt11il./lnl/or fror of repnlol from t/IMr UB Of SUNY 11drnrnrstr11tors. Ullt'OftVttrllurtlll Tht Spectr11m b<tlltvtJ 11 Is Ult/tvtullut~-<t!.nust trUI!<'-+hot 11 ra111101 pro.,dt tts rNJdtrs wttlo mort sP«i.Jir rn/ormalton on rls sourcts, but has COfttftrclnl tlrut rht sub}tct malltr o/lhr story IS of par11fl1uu11t ttl1p1XIUII<'t 10 tht Unlvtr$/t)'. Ovtr I j pruplt "''" itlttr\'/twtdforth~ artie/•• 011d tht storJ QIWII'J ut r<fo'r; to sevtral <if thtm. by t:ltn• Cara" IJ tnltntlons by tht prcu.• Lt~t~<ist wnh tht m05t rectnt round of speculation, man) m both Albany-and Burralo ftar thas publicnt poor to Wtdn.,sday's Trust«'!! m""tinc may Sput Jo;euer to rt"ver!l<! or dtlay his decis1011. "He has made 11 very ckar that ht "ani~ thill8> hi> "'ay,"uid on< top orflci&l. Should Ketter prtS<nt hos rt>l&/liiiOn, he would b.. cutllng short a l<tm that would otherwise cnd in 1984 Just last November h< underwent an outside evaluation which endo~d his "rtappolntmenl" 10 the top post, although UD facult y, stud<ms and staff essentially vottd "no confidence." . ( H1s f.tl,tO'•I~t Clt~rJ ( O(H'fillll I OA / , 1 " ' 5/Jtflfllllt A top Albany \Ource ha.< reveal<d that Umveuuy Presid<nt Robtn l Kwtr pl3ns to submit Ius resignation to tht SUI'I Y Boord or Trustees Wedn..,day,but hastht<aten<d to "call ofrthe deClSton if anyODe fO<ct5 his hand." , "!'his tim< it's serious." the source lard ..arty last w~~ . "Kett~ is talk in& whh roople in Albany, but he warn s rt all on his I emu." Althouah Keuu ..... li/IIVai!.blt to Sprctrum ror commmt. local sourcta-all of "hom &lked to rcmam aqonymoU>-<Onrtrmed that his tt"Sial>Aiioo tuns are more than rumor. AI this point • IS 1101 totally known "'h) Kett<r miJ)tl ~ tlunking or rHiJlllQC· Som• &rJIIC tbal ht lias decidrd that it is ume to mo•e on, wtwe Otbus elatm tlw autbontics in Albany ue pressurina him T hroucl>our much of tht Fall ...atest<r, talk of Kttter leavina lbt Univtnlly <trcul•td uOIIDd Capen Hall. Whta qucstion..d by TlttSptetrum in Novem~r as 10 his whereabouts fOf a 10-day Jpan,lbe PttJident said ht was on v~~Catloct, whll~ Olbtrs mainuJned bt was "job humin&" and llyinc bttwecn BulTalo and Albany fot mtctirtp with top SUNY olllclals. K"uer told various UniverJky committees afttr tht story appested that some at UB may wish to s"" him leave, but maintained that ht had no sucb utteruions. Capen sources said at tbt time k was not unlltdy iht Pttslclent may have chan&ed his mind or denied aoy n., re51fflC11Jfr1 ~ r>Jt fiml1zed ~~ But they ere oowrt to the te-ms of w'la! ,e wr/1 get 'f nc lf!rlves anc new ft1,ngs WIN ga earned out ' =- -=---- =------=-===---===--==------ Tht SJ)n'trum learn..d "arly last week that Kttt<r allegedly IUS nt>JOt~ina tbe tums of his dep:orture w ~h SUNY ClumttUor Oifton R. Wharton and Chairmu of tbt SUNY Trustees Donald M. Blinken "1-iJ rH11/181ion IS 1101 finalized Y<l," saJd 011< sourct "But thty are down to tht terms of what he w~l r•• of ht l<o'"<S and bow thiJIIS wiU b.. carn<d out." Tht soUKe also said thas K<tttr lias made n perfmly clear that bt might rcscmd hi> dtcisron if &ll)iOn< Pt<SSurtd him. "And ht ha.s thrcasencd 10 embarnss tbt Uni•ersity pubiKiy if lll)ont forcn hiS hand."tht source added. Anolhtr local sowct said the bor pomts under n..ptlltioo are precueh ......,. Ketter writ 10 after h iS resianatioo and when il wiU take efrtct . Press~~res from authorities ~xtetnal to U O reportedly drew Kttttr *"'•Y from ttis hom< bu. fr~nlly durtn~ tht first semwer. Tht much publicized 1\trnitur" thefts, the summer dosln, o f tht Oflict of !lf1110rily Student Affairs, and tht Ottob<r aroundbreakina for tbe Ctnttr ror Tomorrow were alleaed sore points for the President. AccOfdinc tO sources in Buffalo and Albany 1>e11er W&l called to tht Sta.tt capital by Wharton last ~crto Affaan Ollice. Statt Autmbl)man Anhur 0. be. who.also a11endtd tht mtttin&, told Thr SJ)n'trum t hat thtrc art "a num~r of probltnu" at U B. "All <of the thtnp t hat aiTcct minorrues •• the I.Jn~><rsll y art eroding qulckly ." ht said . Another topic that drtw Albany's .. rath .. .. tht Center for T omorro .. . Tht U ll Pre>tdtnt reportedly "bil<ktd" the Oivis1011 of Budget JOOBJ and tht SUNY Board of Trust eel by holdina gsoundbrea~ina for rhe P<OJeCt prior to receoving fi!U appro•al from the IW O 80\trnln& grOUp5. lnfurm<d souret5 teported that both IIOdits ><nted anger at Keuer und t he issu.. wa... d.sctMCd at the Tru"cc'' ~tp<emb..r ~ntclloa. The orl\odo reportedly h<t&h<<ncd l<clingl tn Albany that the Pre.. dcnt '"" acting too indepondcntly. The U 111vtr.i1y had abo bern prt'\swtd by local media oveo furniture theft< "htoh occurred ..tunns tht t ran>lltOn 110m the M~tn S treet to tht Amhe"t Campu>. Bullalo >Our«• clllrned ther" ts ntore 10 the scandal than has heen released and call n "3nother soot spor" for UB "A lot oftho1e k111d1 ofpre»uro h:\vt been bwldona up. I don' ~no" whether out\ldt authorrtl6 "ant l(eu er to 1<1'< or" heth<t he ba> JU>I had <DOugh, but tht 'rumon'lto• < n(ll betn-. ron~ :utd l.tll<r ts ready to mo-. on: • wurcr u.rd Arr of ~cr•<> A1101htr sowe< saJd ~nday that -n..At .. ..,\ IS tbt .. ..,\·for Ketter to for mall) breach tht subJCCt "•th th< Board of Trl.l>lttS Kttter's 10 )tar< as liB's htlm ""' scarrt"d b) r<poru on 1978 that suppon in Capen Hall had eroded consrdtrobly 1\t thas potnt tht E.otecutl't "&l c nttCtltd for I lack or dtTCCIIOil and admuuSirators c harJ<'d that an au of Kcrecy and f<ar porvad<d tht offte•• on tht xll<kmlC sptne. That imriauc eventually SpUrrt"d • scrits of publiC forums ~tween Kett<r and various Sllldent arouP>. Tbt end rnult .. t i 1 >tpuftC:utl num~r of "no confidence " votts 111 tht ltad.,rsrup 111 U B. Throu&ttour his thr.,.,·term prtstdency, how<>tr, Keuer has rec<lvtd ltialt praise for hb tffort> tO maintain Stlllt support for public tnstitutions lll\d secure constant lundm1 lor t h< Amhtnt C amput. ~==~~~~~~~----~------------~~------I,_.: NudeJr lttwJddfheads - P.2 / Up in srncl<e?- P.3 I Ticketed - P.-4 I &lis 111corl< CortJald - P. 12 �.. BOWLING LEAGUE NOW FORMING f Mens Faculty Staff Coed Syracuse reactor breeds trouble .,,. bck Re.Ue•tr Sign up in Room 20 Squire Hall '====:::============::::: Attention I :-----------.J~nl~~s---------·: 1 Seniors l1 Grad Students l1 Faculty I· I t in the School of Management- l 1 L------------------------· .· SOM's Yearbook, Transition, is tak· ing pictures Feb. 2-March 6 fer the 1981 edition. Stop by Crosby Hall and see our photographer. 5 poses-FR EE. FH t11t~ Ed/#Or Tl>e N uelur Reaular ory fiDe a S)'I'*'IM power <om!*IY Coaun.iosioo (N RC) bas PfOil<*d fot ~a«<ly~Akilll • fa!J• 10 c.oncernina the, innall:•.don. of cenain safety ~ in one or ils nuckll ructon. The NRC bas also banned .sta1emcn1 a N laJita Mohawk file suptrintcndant from any involvemnu in nudcar: matters IDd askt-d lbe comp;any to show &use why dK company\ ueeutin: vice l)<<sldenr should not also be removed. A> a result of rhe accidtnt 01 Three Mll< IJland, the NRC mandated rhat all nuclear power planu meet addhional nfery nandvds. The January 31, 19ao • deadline for lnsrallalioo paosed.and Ni.q,ara Mohawk. 1ubmiued •worn u:~t imony by ExC'c utive. Vk't Pruidertl Jamc> Bardon rhar rhe saf<1y devicn wert implemomed. Howeve r, an Ocrob<r 1980 insp«~lonbrtheN iiCshowedthis hypocrirlcal. M1ny Ptanu be•ides Nine Mile Polar wert not In full compllapce," Sunderlin uld. explalnirla !he NRC\ handt orr :. auirude. The violation 01 Nine Mlk Point was a minina radlatlon detector in a stack tMLH:nl . IJ \ purpo$t is to measwe rhe le\el or radlarlon k••m&.L .... ~ . Ar Three Mile Wlndt~l\ld suchaniCmitor.bUI rhe levtl of radl•ion lcavina !he Wl<rut. .... ~ 100 hiJh 10 be read on However. this .Siloation is not the tow KaJC monitor. Be('_&Us.t O( J""" t910,1lv< rnonrhJ rhis, oll"~<iab 1\ld "" '"•~ or .,.,. rhe deadline. 38 or rhe 61 tnowina how much radllllool wu operalinc nuclear power planu ., leavina rhe 51Kk . tb< Unlltd Suaes were operarina N~ Mol\a" ~ reJponded 10 wkhoUI the rrqujred saf<ry devxes. the propoltd fines and •IAperulons Thh rellecu, a<c«dina ro ..,..,., a on Jarw.vy $, 1981. A<t'Ofdrna ro lack of~spoasib;hly onth< .,.n of NRC Public Allain Ofll<tr (.IM< !be N RC ro enfcrce requirem<r>ll. t.iik<, rhe fort~ pooot or rhe tr>~ Ia the pas1,1he -mmcot -..ror:y a<tlon Is Nt...,. Molla,.k\ Coull) had b«o lu, freely &ivioa ......,.,.s, In rhe11 res-. the .... - . ...s uemptlotoo &.. po.,., derrltd • r n6tt· rcaulalrom. "The Nine Mil< Poaot rompbano<, and hence any fllldly Rta<tot al" ay• heads deadline Jlllemenu. Wlu'lt 11 >«ms rhll h Is problems." said Syracuoc Pl<..,e a lilitly eoncT<I< martcr-wherher Council spoke-sman William a monnor is in platt or noc-M•ks Slllldcrltn. In 1977. an Isolation· uplarned Ihal ,.,... wO<dll!il Is eondc:nstr a the Syrxusr plan~ caus1n1 dcbaa~ . ..11•s more broke dowo. Accorrllna ro NRC compiicattd. Wt had"requir<m<nu "pc.cif.catioru. a nuc.lear plant thai equipmtnl bC' intnllcd. WhaJ c:annot operate w•h kss rh.an t•o does 'Uutallcd' mean?" N;q.a contknsers. · but rhe Nine Mile Moh•wt did have a monhor, bur Rtaclor ,.., uernpted. "The NRC accordinaro Sunderlin il "'~not in doe• a lot of lookina the orher rb< <~ack ir belon1e~ in. NiO&Ifo way," Sunderlin odded. Moha,.~ counrered rhat rhe deviu WL\ "available." Mll<l not<d rhll even rhouJh !hey did have rho NRC eervo"' Sunderlin poinrod OUI rhar the devi<t,lr was mlulna a lead l hoeld NRC m iJ(. be tinina the Syracuse ro block our bockvound radii! ion planr because '11\ J<ltllll nervouo thai could make rhe readllll$ aho11 II~ history or ov<rloo~i'na i:nacxura1c. Yea, 1M: rtaclor was violalions." Port or an internal tttvtt .shUL down. oraanlntlon, The Ornce of l"'p«~or and Ajlditor circlbled an o..itl• IAI<r·d<parrmernal srudy rhal Anocher probl<m racln• rwo COIK'Iuded !here was • no o ne nuel<ac pian" In SyrO<u&e, • deJlllrl lllCJII nopoosiblc for secina as other reacron rhrOUJhc>u! rhe Lbat the modifarOON wert ccried coun<ry, I> • dc&icn "'"' m the our. ''Tbc NRC Is beinl em<rJ<ncy core <oollna JYIIell). "la •·as ...-_.By UB Celebretes ACAt).EMIC WEEK • JanulJJY 26·30th Today: A Face-to-Face Forum Students·Faculty-Forum on Teaching Quality: What is a Good Teacher? 4 p.m. in the Capen Lounge. Hear Noted CJB Speakers, then speak outl For more information call 636-2950 BroughltO yov by SA AuocMmlc Ch.1b1 ·--Y n... '"•II ntt:. lllAT 1 S ~T IT TAI<ES TO tE1.P IN ll£ IJEVEUJ'IIIO KRll nRX.GI PEACE aR>S, 10 PUT 't'Q.R mx:ATI<Jf 't'Q.R 10 KRK IN ~110'\L *VS· 10 l9t" <JfS'mAT£ (lft(MD fNI11)«; I'£1KDS, 10 lEACH. TO li'GRAC£ tBLlJI seRVI~, TO tE1.P tEET ~ NEBJS, IT S 1lrl) YEMS nt\T ~ twCE A KRll Of DJm:Aei:E, IT STilt: eL sPENT RR 'IUJ, ..........,....,,,..,,AT .._....., ,....,.._ua., ...... Alt ......." -...... ".wdi.O~ ................................ .............. ,..... ·-·· IWL 7.~·· -.aUih"'-'tr~III11AJ8AMd c.w. fi!IIU <XJI'$ - *KIN& A DfFFB9Q: is rhe nnt line of defense apinll I m<lrdown." ..wSunderlin. 'In 1976. 1hrtt Otnc-ral Elccuk nuc1car engineers tcsl&nrd their po~:ts~ •P<Jned by thi• 10 prottsl tht u>e or nuclrar rucl. The Oaw l• [n a douaJinur·•haped. warer·ftilcd rank IUrroundinarhe b~ltdinJ. In cue of emtratncy, $UJ)trhtascd ste:am is '"cnard lnlo lilt cold wa1tr wherr il • condcnsa.. The probl<m is rhar mo.u or the tanb could ftOI • i1N1and the prnsurr irtbt)' wert pu1 1n1o ult. Accordina 10 Sunderlin. former NRC chairman Jostplt Hervy sold oD 1972 rhll "'hi> probjem could mean rhe end or nuclcat <n<rar •• ~in< Mllc 1'\:rinr \llrb JU}t Jfanted IWO ~ars IO bUIIJC\) I bt Un L ."'. added Sundcrbn• The NRC >pokesman lor rhe OHicc or lnsprctlon and Enfore<m<nc capiaincd that there WCTT many ft'MOCU rcWallowin,a SoO IDM)' rtattOfl 10 opn8t wb.k in •ool11lool or NRC rqulariom. "V\'< lfanl UlcmtoM whrn unfor\«ff n.w. ctrc""'"tancn prt~rt"tw: a l~«m« from ~~til ina <quiprn<nr or .,.ns." B«au.\c: of thil-. man)' reactors uc alk)14td 10 continue fKsionana .. loho11 prap<~ ufery equipment. The onodeq...,lcs or the Yque di>rribulloo orruporulbitllits wert outhn<d in rhe r<port from rhe NRC OrTic< or Inspocror and AudiiOf which was no1 mta.nl for pubh< readina. When Ni&Jaro ~\ohaw l ..... raced wirh lhe tint, thry madt public I hi; rtpori. J~ s. Snicuk of rhe orrrcc or Inspection and Enror<cm<ni admiutd lhlllthc drxumcnl corrcerly ldenrir.ed thr probl<m rhar allowed "' many viOiacon lO continue optraa ion. iOTht .. upon round th.at rtlpC>n.Jibility was split bttwcen two or more 1rour-. anc:l somtrnponsibaily w .. nor acc<pred by anyon<. Some vlolaror• •lipped rhrouab the aork." STtJDENT FEE WAIVER APPUCATIONS are available in the SA Office, Ill Talbert Hall Deadline for applying ia MONDAY, FEB. 2nd Fee waiven are baaecl on ~ancial ~P! �Schwartz def~ds budget cuts to an irate Collf!ge:S' Coundl by Stlb Gooddtlld ,..,.,, £dft01' Tbt Coii<~CS' CoW>Cfl PIU"d a resolution ThWJday in•illi"-' 1ha1 Dtlll Murray Schw aru rcJiott S 600_9 In planoed cuu for Cora P. Maloney (CA) and Women'• S1udies Collqa (WSC). The v01e, 11 1ht Counefl~ , reaular mec11na wu 6· 2, wilh u c h or 1he ei&ht aJternative lcarnir\& rrnarrs caslisl& one vote ew:h. Schwanz. also came under rtrc (of h.i1 polici<s «a111dioa hit Sprlna 1981 bud&<t cuu ltnd h.b dtctlion 10 a.rant an interview wnh 1~ Ul\f\'rn.rtr ad m~raa ioa oc-..spapn fit# R4'ptxtrr. which apprarc-d prior to the' mC«"Itn.&. M1ny rtl)ftttnlati\>CJ "Olt:ed daronttnl lo kh bolh lhe Dell! and lhe colkpt syt.lcm Thc r<>OIICoon. opomortd by rhc <.:or2 P. Malonty Collta< ICPMI. w as ut retpolli< to SC'h,.Wit \ Dtctmher dtclSIOO IO <Ill lhc Col~lf' b..J&<I by S U.JlO, chvldtd amona "' or 1ht «ahl EtlkoH·houstd Coll<s<>liQih CI'M and WSC, IUO<ttd ~ ~~~ tbty '-'OR'll~erc\1 ~.omb1ncd ~ll)., 'A hkh I.Jt'ofVOpQfiiOnAIC' to equal onC' ·hlllf of the tucaJ WS<. r.t un mcm~r Aluon Ud.) swd t hi: mo;uon ... ~l\ \llmlk4111 btn~..~>e (or dlt.' lir\1 11mc other ~.:o l lellt'\ '\Upponcd;, mot"ln that f'ltl\\tQI) (OfCC' t..UIJ IU thc:lt QVrtU pruft.dtt\ ..., our t .'ollcgts thou&ht '' th•.lt tAI(Il'fl..tJ\1, ~ .._~, m.tt-,ckd. "'hit thC') '"-lf'd un..~tlhhl)''" St..h~Aartl ·~not a.,a.l~btcm~•sh:d uiu. .. u~ but fot tomtf't'm. atvouah.Juc 1M mttunt tha.t HK madr •• \UCh a manne-r 10 \.h\.lutb .. IS ftw piOIJAnU J.\ ('(b\lblc~t..·h•ant c\ptatnc'd tus ct.an. nouns sern><~cr." The Unl••rslty bad asl::td thc Colk&<Jio <bopS 15,000 this semester and work lOW WeD I 101111 CUI of S 78,000 In n• buda<l over 111 Wlll&m~ ptriod, Schwanz IOid I he Co~~~~tfl . The CUll Wtre ror thJS acme~cr tO htlp in the plannlna procCJJ ror ntrr year. which w tu lnc:ludt pf)<U., ptOplc nc•r wnestcr for work he Ina done now, ht conf1m1td. ..1 don' vJrw theu: rrdiJCtions a.s projections of budact tommitments", Schwanz urf;aincd. •1 vi(w them as ways in whach •r 1£t tht most money and most time 10 'llror ~ in pla.nnina for the' hut academic yur · Poorbi.- Srhwllu then wu an aikd by mtn)' in the Counc~ lor hi> remark> that ran In Th~ RlPOr'" "The "OfY p•< dc101b obo111 bud,c<U herO<c tvaiUIIIQtll ,..,. Ji'fn 10 thc Coll<c<s or lht Maste,.," Urblll S1ud1n th~ ~ ......., $c.t.~~ft#lefO .......... NaOudgittQU fot dU ........ to e MeUIII ..V'Wtfto ot h COWICI, He .-n ebo ....,.....,. lot trtb ANOtln' OROU"= 0.... et h c:.oa.v-• l'fuicko< ror A<ad<mic A~ llohen Rolshera. Adall<tl1111haa 1ht riC lire -~1 he (died "'ilh UaJ>I bud&fiJ III!i proarwn CUiliJll, Ihe Viet PICJ>Idcnt t101od tbt Caclthar 20 -ZS ,.-._• .........,_. Wt M ...-wtw'*',.......,.. _........,..."-f..,. ...... ~ fMift M h tY''"'- the indr•id'-'11 IWII IUid ~ohl<h prop-am• would '"""•· T ob1oy 171tmher Clw-1<1 it>ynic ..ICned tbal .orne • ould ~•< 10 he "'malpmawl"lo ensure turvlval, which 1ht ColltJ,t Master Erwm Johruon chatJ_cd ptrce:rn o f 1M e:nti~ £•«uaive Budge:( cot Dean t"OlK"td~ "' a_} a scron,J pos::iibllny, "Thll 'salutach orrauh." rorSUNV was concentroled in UB. Cha 1tman or rht Pl onn• nB Commhlcco-and FIC'ull y Scnaat btCUIIH Commlucc: rnrmbtr-Lct Drvden ratltd fot an OI!Cnda 10 "provld< to<h or her • h h inrormatioq about lhc other coli<&<•" lor ll- cunllnuc.-d, 1"Q rcmd thnC' ttnnp in a ll fl~lfi ~tt 'friOUIJ tbty ...,. doot 10 "aboorb as much or the pouiblt ttdUCIIon to •rcaac In plaftllin& ,...Jiom hetwttn now and the end or the colh~Qt nt'V. }PJ-per btfore dlsCU)\K)n> amon& the Collegu cauo« me !itrlolll rtserv>lion• abvut Ihe coll<a< sy>tem." Bcrorc: I he bcil<&ed De: an could rcsporl41. a Furn•• toor dlnru o r charaed t'hftord ..Wr art r~etd c:ontlnoou.sly withdcchnmg rcsuurcci and wilhln Acadrmk 1\ fTaif\ ,.omr Und or pnoritics Q.Qd choku mUll bt made." R01>hera addtd, iru!Jti"-' Ihal U B would suffer son1r JO rxuhy line cuts.-to b< mac.tc b) Apnt I Soh"'"'" " ~h '1>i<edtna UIIO dtllh ""Ho• ""' )OU JudJt our Coll<sr whtn I don\~<< )OU •• ~n<IIO<" IUid •hen I nt•<r \tt )'Obt.ili•OAIOO\if J4uJ(f\ll,"'he'mamtaantd , ~·e- ll 'UI'-f\t 'llriUhc)r.a )'OU-•c SUI'"\ttl rouxb llmts Thc V)ce Plt>rd<nl ......, thai '\hc \.UfUta..:tiOft andiCH thmirw.on or W)mt provllnJ)()OIIxnt..ln~UI\1'-C'·"'•"IbcCOmf' almo\t tw.o ...can • tlhout rul•Y· '"The nut )tal .. d, be louaf\acros.' ~ htn -.Led $)0!1.\lbiC' rutUIC' 1hc boald," RoiSherJ prtdJcttd. SQmc Cotk~ Clcuhy ptdStd Srhw ant £or hi\ ftthlll$ about I he- fuu.uc- of many of rWM1u\c.· q\Of$11o<ls oboui (\indlnJ conUI(IIcin\. ,,...,,fie; future budgraar) ~t. outIn' fh.c po\\1btl11v or combm<1CIOR Rkhel C11'011 CoHes< mcrnber Orv111t \1utpht) ,.,d that ru,.na \Omt (,•11<¥<• IO&Ciher 'ould ~~• 10 hc und<nal cn \.OOncrorlattf.JOw.tllhi"CIO\IC'J'U'trU.r t lvt~d,.. Schw.~tL Wid \hac CNOUrtkOU m lhc Collet<> ...,. <1o!M and 1ht dtiiWld lor COUr\o(\ W.al, -r\lfJOidlnat) and • c Aft' ........................ S.·hw. &nt turftt.d thf flqt 0 ' Cf 10 Vtet. ~ tnC'etiD& thl.t dC'ftllt)d"' ~ ATTENTION{)! Any student who was enrolled in the Statistics 101 A or B for the Fall semester and has questio~s about the grade they received, please contact the SA Office at 636-2-950 . ~ Otttdot Of lmHiwMfi\M He•dh .,.,. kt!!Y ~ .KWiftl Cltt: .-Me~~•"'•"" 01 li,OC'OII ht9 ~~ U • t11.-;ot ..,,.., DtDOIMt Hunt asserts ~llicott _safer than charged Hold~r /HI, Edi/M b1 Ou c. .. Tbt Ellrcoll Complu may hav< frn: ...C.ty probltms. bill 11 ,. 001 u unsa!< u some ttudtnt leaders have eharatd, claimtd Dlrcc1or or Environment Ill Heal! h and Sarti y llohcrt Hunt . Tbt quitk evacualloo of dorm ~~- is tbt m0$1 imponanl Upetl or jn"cotU., dtatha In a dorasllrt ...,.. upbloed, addina lhar ir occupll>U immediately cvac-td 1ht complcz """" heariJJi 1bt olann, "I wollldo\ tlpoct tbmllo JC1 wo ODY • - h buord/' Ht'-to limil tbt sprad of~ fe8dina ...... of lire-<tbltd dcotha-is l bt •1111 COatpolldoe>of Ellitelt'l brick or piM(u--.1. llolb !{• ratd by 1ht Naloclll F'ft Ptoltttion Au«-io~KMI 11 helna aopoblc or.tc>istina (If< peoetradoa lor otlaoslanllow. ....,.<!I hoi '\ht cllan<cs of a lire •~~<•adiac 10 my otbtr pbce from room 10 room •• ...._,rials pr~CJ remote.• Tlx mala IOUICt or burnable maerilds In a dorm lir< woUld the •1udcftl 'l JlO'K&riom lD <a<h room. Tbt dit<ctor •old I hal >tudcnu sboukl "mirumi&elbe tOGJbustltli<llo thcir 100111."·1-ie llsttd taP<" riel or lle-dltd ban&lnl &om the wllll,. uceasN< of llammabk eans of psollne. oocl llllmOWitd cll!dlu as m~ sbttu maenals-oucb u probkma. '"""'on Commuter Carpool Results and Bumper Stickers Carpool results will be available starting Monday, Feb. 2, after 1 p.m. Pick up results In 403 Capen Hall. Bumper Stickers OnlY those members of the carpool who either share or drive will be given a bumper sticker when results are picked up. 10 Is needed ot receive results and bumper sticker permit. Only on bumper sticker Issued per individual-you CAN NOT pick up results or bumper stickers for someone else. Carpool Parting Beginning Monday., Feb. 9, preferred carpool parking areas will be monitored. Cars parked In reserved carpool spaces after Feb. 9 WITHOUT bumper ftlcker permit WILL BE issued parking TICKETS. a Applications for carpooling Will continue to be accepted. Turn your forms in as soon as possible. Sponsored by Division of Student A/llltrs with the SA Commuter Affairs Council. 11 little help from I �tbie rrix-q> ·Ticket Office rf)}'Stery is solved as detective work LllCOvers error Us1 ~r Sub Board 1. IDe. a ullloriti<s we<e ckktc n:pon sbo•ed ckktc 077 was che last cictn -.r by the ~ or s 130 hom the Squin JOid IW Ticktc Olfice, bur an mnciplion has n:vtaled IIIII reconliac error CIIIISed Che mysetty. AI lint ic .... tbo<P lbal a ..... e;uh llow fromde Alt or Barry Maailow cklttts eoustd che disqniDCJ io ri.!Dds, boll Asdltarl Ticket Ofl"occ ~ Joi>D O.Luca's Jllldy of the Tkktt Oflicc\ 2li.Sr"'!iil!!!!3~ .,,..,...d, proved otbuwisr. r-.• on!' he be< r ,.-- -.~-•!TOr "'n:c ""c num 0 f r.,.. cbal Kri<s. Coafulotl Tt>U indicacn a dilkn:- ono lkttts wbkh WU< JOid for the 8/Qc/c StQU/OtJ~ had b<eo >Old <Mbtr lorthe UUAB movl< bn>pr from A lnrtrQ< on StpltmbCT 20. lkll O.LIICII\ disco• try llill dots 001 «count for an S II QIOh disrn:l)lll<y. "'I\ poooibie,• Tlettt omc. ~1aDact• 01>-ld S1111poon &lid. '\boa it mi&Jv bt lkt<!• IOid for the UUAB ~m Bloc• anocher t~~Ntr mot." The Tkktl Oflict bondlcd St•f!Jot~-Gowo the ume clay Manilow Utk<ls wtnt bo SIOOO h fuks bt 11 "W 011 SeN oo Ale. The <nO< lnvolvtd the ntis-<tcordlaa of a a w won ,..em r · • an: Lkktt IWI!Iher of the "rool tktec repon"-an otDI a_olna to loo~ otwCNih obe r~• ror obe rcso of IC<OUDI. device the doscrtpancy, S11111pson upl11ncd. '111 ' Soompoon lw btaun sorkttr policies or oickco we The Tkkct Olflct collies the flfll Cicktc sold for an 1.--uon.,ln rnponse co t he cash ahorti&CJ. Now , .,.,.. and tbt last ti<kec JOid of I cole< and l<toer when 1 tashkr sell> a ticket the event tk numb« coclcd wlcs on iu tallY 'hetts, ticket ofllot olflclab tlctcts sold co che cuso~ how ....:.~ Y •ar <•plaiDed. Ltnd<rtd will bt rttOdtd and cachcashltt Will ha>t'ltis The bt&innina ti<ktt numbtr (oo Tht Block own eash bo.~ , ' Sto//lonti<keos was rceordcd as 007, when the lnloial • ~irhord T. Mothlt" DOl o.•- :11• ° or J HWOISWL The first In a seriH o f b l·weekly Wednesday nice folums. Gwto Speoke<• Wllll&a C>aro!Mr (p~omJnent louJ •uomey) '--" [ Wednesdlly, Jan. llttt at 7 pm Acheson 70 IUUSHME.NTS WILL fOLLOW . F• .. - INa dee . JEWJSH BIBLE ' ,.._ 87S-fZ6S Ellicott. Hunt reoncmbcred '" ' year when a janitor 1104iccd a he.avy •m<ll oo aasoline comtna !rom one of che. rooms In Ckmcnt •Hall. A rtaultin& invut~n reveakd •srudtnt storlna hb motorcycle in his aukc. "'Now lhM \ ocJWI.,• he nottd, If ohc admtoililtMion had its way, Huno predice<d, cookinaoP!lliancc• would he oooally banned from soudcnt\ rOOntl,linc:c unaueodcd coo~m, appllanctt 01 a mtjo< <aUK or tiru. TIIJIP<rina w kh fuc <Qulpmcnc bY dorm O<<IIPIIII> " a oonstano problem ~r ohe Envorononcncal ofllcc. ~alsc alarms rctMin a probl<m;n obey arc year , but HWll r<poned ohal thu year\ nwnbtr or bell nna<r> u I«> ohaol OChcT )tars, He aurrb.. cd thk to WI ~CSitJ\ <)C'Ction or a uudtoc • bo was cOIJI/II and convoccrd or puiUna an alarm Another problem it. ohe P«lPP"''opon of doon dcsi&rrtd co 11opohc s pr-ead of tire 0< omob. Htlnl uplaincd ohal PDC1f clcJ;ipl in Enicoto IO<<r> studcnu oo w<dar ohc c1o0<.;.. for •<nlllauon. Ill then... Of, (In:' Hurl lltnlll Lbot Olludcn<~ r-.c,vJih I he door s.ltua,is "'he$11fe.sl piiCcto he." A hall tire cC>Wd not reach ucudc111\ room rn ...OCr an ho,., 80<0fdina co Lhe cltm:cO< and a to,.d-prcl<tably "<1-.lotl& Che lloor CIUl CO the door would k'!p OUI 1molc and fUm<> ••UY A LI'I'I'LE HEI,I. IN PARADISE. ""*""""' ................ d.PM'{It......... ,..._. ____ O•tlrtournr...... ._.,.d-.. --. --....--."10' Can _ _ _ _ -~~..."':~"':..'*:... _==--~o:=-. , ......... paHIQO C>yThote ... ....,.'..tJf. . _ ~d---.o-- -~~·--"" ........... ......,.od,...,., ~ - g a i ..... OlQN _ _ _ _ ...._ onogood.""" Odull _ _ !i,.,.. r:noc. MO till>~- 0~"""'""'"11 we-..ooc.•- P'- lolr<rqlhoaer.....,. TN!lnl piOC&to- Tho-~ -·00"9 ~ lA ,.._ F-.lha0HCt-. Pw8cMe ~ YO..t ~ ~ _ ......__ ,...,_ -()loj- · _ -,., _ ,. • credrte-'d's_, to-COUI<I-tre ... _....,.__ ,.. moon bot\~ IM boo.-F._I<1o' t he bM1 _..._ -~ .. __ . . . . , . . _ . , . , . . ---. . -----·---.. -·-buo . . . .,.._. ._. . ,.,.,_,._. ,_,_,_ ~ -"~~~"-· ~= ~ -- ......... tre-· - - :r:""'.. - ""·.,.,. .· Th.s tllllotlc oo-o to ... , people M be~_ ~·~ M llf M e-t'M enG I'OIIM ~ ..... ..,_ . . . . _ _ I Q O n o • - - o r _ yOU . . . _ , . . . . . _ .... - - - v -....ro-10...,._ - 0.. - • 011111, 0010 ... 'Goo ~ -._ I __,._ICICOI' _.,._,_0.... _____ ct 1 _,._ S..,- • .,.Dt~ .,ID,.._or-.,...__..,Q'I~•<IftW:O ......., F __ CAIIO SIGHJSIEUjG & _ , . ... 'n'l'lNGCOUtTDCliMi ~...,"' ---.. -· c.r.. -- ..... -~ ·~........,... _,... - JOUI--.. .. __ -"' _d_. . __. ~AUl'Tf~ ...._._, b .-,_ --- .,_._..._. a ........,,. ----- -~ o_. o• n....,• Fll'f"'CCIA CAt A•. =-=--~....::.CIC*'..,,.,.,..eootl U.O~ c:cr.... ............ a ...,....,_.,.,.. -· -U()C)Oi~IW!f\' 0 . . . . .... a ..........._ ... ~ ~~ -Ac.Jal~".,.,.._,..,., .........--............ ..._........ _ ~ - ,.,.._,_,... _ . r""' iQc d,.lna surnrrocforientalleo. E.<k •icns an: ~d to old lo cv.,.uallon . tbtolllfl omotc-flllcd hallways, but the COCillnual dtiii'IICIIoa of ohe llthts bY ll.udcnll ~ Hunt. He. ~poncd that lu year ov<r U.S sips w<re dcttroytd In Govcmon Resickncc Hall. His dcpoort.,.nc ~Imply can' rtpboo< them (HI <no\llh." Primary rea-lbllity for 6atoclna ao Elllcoll frrc Ucs wkh cht OtttvUic Fire lloi)OitmcnJ. 'IVfl, lire illrm toundsJimUIIIJIOously • dlt donn alann poll<l. UB 1'\iellc: dlt -Ainbcru Ccatral Flrt llatloft! A 1q min"'< delay C..oc beR!n-O.cuUic m~. to allo"' Public Safecy oflken oo ~ OUI ·OIII' ttbe llarmsJ IIIoi IN!Jere ila~in alarm,the Dopinoncrll inunedlllldy n:sponds. A INl$or CONSe or the lart< number or ckMbs In thc MOM Hotel in las Vops, Nevada was the ~~..~IT of t he lire alarm lyotem, which wa> dcstroyed . .~yIn cbe fin:. At:<O<dJnaco Hunt.cbot·c<HIId notllappc.n In EUlc:ou,bteaUS< 'o ra bed·up dlnclacncruor power suP!lly colhe alarm , and a scporuc room for the alarm panel . Huno admkccd tltiiiOO\C r.-e violulons ulst in Che dorms . buc ins~ed thal the bia<•t probltllll art lludcms rcactlna lncorn:ccly it> a fire by leavlna choir 100<111. ftrMpo obe O\Oll pusiitentllre hazard is vaodal4mof 1M W<ty equlpmooc. Hunt eo-tated I hat ........ you talk aboul r... safety, JOint or ohc prOjllt who u-. I here In Ellicocc are '"" biarst probkm." l:.f::J ._, r« ... _ _ - . I .... H(IQO<eiJOf ~ IO - •_ 0~1 INCWIJ(S - ,......NIII'eccoc; lC!II:iCa (.....a ~ ~ ....,..,.OIC*"dO\...,. ....,._._sc.--.-....,. .. """""'.,...,_ Anc:IN DI'St . . . . Fn at!Qcuis.ltrn miabt he uKd 10 combao blues, Hunt said,althoush then: Is no pr-ovisoon for orlininl dorro lludcnts on ohcir US<, ••«Ill fOJ Ruld<n< Advisors (RAJ). Tbc advilots rocervt a ooc-bour ltctun: ill fOR L~-==-=--------- -··-·-·--·,....-f ~pewent L..OW BIRTHWEIGHT The most cunmon birth defect -t . 11*111 directs ........ M.rd'lfiDirnes �(~~-~-~©-~-~-~~_w_ ~____________] l PNS) ~Fishing copitor becomes a harbor polluted with PC& t'dgc . • dltc.h fUn& ttl lhon 2 ,!>00-lool·couru lolo L•k• Mld>igon. ~d«< ......~ wat~ by !he Un~ed SUola En....,.,mmtol P>ottiCIIOn l<qnv;y, '"" dlleh 15 "' fouled by Oul1>olo J Ma11nt'J ~ thai the ogmcy con$klan u "an opm dump ot a highly toxtc and pvn•atent chemical." lro' ploca PC& !Mke op u much "' an• quotlor ol lh• boQom wdlmmU "lr'•-....,. mud ond PC& wllh • k111< _., """"" ln." """' EPA ollldool ald. Outboord Morine's r:t-..1 onomoy, Hugh Thomoo, clolms llw compony <Ldn't . - . lonow • hod bMn PC& b 18 In 1976. !he u..- EP........ ~tlw­ Coa~-- c~ ~ on the h..t>or Door In l976. govetl'l.t'Mtlt agcndiiS and M•r•n* pe.fOfm 1he ttlpe"sw• Ou1boonl - WO!h_...-.g-....~y~ Alla~ollhe-­ ol !he oubcarloe In tho hari>or and cbtch. In !he ... 19SIL ,Oulboord Moo1n• bogan lo pum,- a PCB- olfiCiolo rwgotlol!oC! In an ottompl 10 dun up the m-. . . . .ch. ond ~ But-llllo<11d~. Ou-d MMI!Ie lllClWd tho. negotlatkln> to Mdlmltll. 128 die-<&e1!1 mac:hiM• "' tlw Wauk- ptoo,L 8\lthe rnldo-tillbft, ho. PC& bogan to look lllo.. _ , . . "'-'dar ct>crnlql'" - •w, don the l""f>o'Y"'• lit'- co.-n by IUiog sull ogolnso ' lhoold bt ,. _ . , - for payong for Ill._ , _ and ledcrol EPAt. uldng • """'mdo..s meu wl\ld1 wo> tl>ol !he _.on bt Ofdared 1o •udy cr..lod by • privoto <orpotll(loro, 1M .....,. ollhf- ooaAml'laiiOn .and which prolilod from dumping th.u C'Oflt~millg' hydraulic: ftuld from ~to Compony for UJO In !he bod"'- ....... -oiPCBo• ~ .. ~ ....... lhe rub<ronu oo w;deoptud th•• _....__~ ........ oi~M~bo ---y. ,..,.,... and d l - of lh• cont•"1"""od 'I '••I ~-tlw- ." EPAatb:lwy d<XM. The U.S EPA~ """· (;ocxgo ~ wd • - dm>or>dllo!r lhll o.eo-.1 -- .. - .... .... . :!} ~ ........ �~I -<;• 1'i .. <91)\~(~@W®rc>:W] LP --C ----B ---.------------------------------------~~~~~-~Rms---an-Jrco--u-~-----~ --.~-~~-o~f~~-ls~~-Kh ~~~-.-~--~:-m-t-~----:~~m.~~ -~-~~~~·~~--Sd~5-n~ _ , _ ,_ _ ._ 0 filecl,andnowthentore . . lhatan out-oi-«>Urt Mttlemmt may ~ pending. N<>motJorwholliin$.theeoinnd teole ol Cbe cleAn up Will ~ from S5 ....., ro S30 liilllcX>. And * - .._v,g_ Cools ,._ dr~ ~ PCBs-M .ur Mdlrnents-and is fared S>do an adlon eould ruub tn evtn greater <OnlilmlMiioro•of the lake The dredged mud -.ld also ~ coml~ a haardo<» wute. requiring diip>sal In .., -oued sow Only ~ ore presendy latge enoolug~o-~~n.~~·. __ thfne tIKiiosinds ~····~ """" *' c-g.. and l\ri2ona Me..,while, 5/earound the horbo< goeson ealled 0<1 rl~ 007 It allo cotr1ts wocer &<>m Outboard Morine's plant. and Sl\ldles sh<>w PCO. a>nt~ln4ote to sedimenu. A dl4opldatod onow fmu and a " N<> Treop61$ing" sign cove< half of 007 "We do td peoplt ff "'" ... lttlt kids Oo.mg In lhett," lllld the from m. water or secllmo!nt$, bvt from the posslbGity ol the harbor's I'CBo boooltn!l m. alrudy-hlgh PCB ~tJOiions in the lake's fish Sinu PCBs CO<lCCntJll!e 1ro the !any tluuu of fish, the lcwls <iltl ~ mllions olllmahlgllft lhete than 1n tho w•tor. Aoeordlng to 0.. Thomas Murphy, a PCB oxpen ol O.Poul UniYftlily. • pcncn gou a dose by «Oilns one meal ol fish then by olnnlong 5.000 gallons.,_,., And tho most popular game &.h ore the ~ eontamlnated . The EPA fttlmllla thet nearly ~ of the popular sport fish over sev.,n lifeguard "WoMklhorntogorovtor they might get •mh or F - nonll along ~· ~oeh. lht ........ of lht nonll dllth flow unrostJ1cted onto the lake. without !mu c.- womln!l, '1 WM -v SI.O)lri>od rhoc lhete ....,e no _,. - e d ntM t1.outl. .. to not wollc In the " ' - « ~y """'nd th<re ," said Kamer Ha environ.....,.... SII'DUP would l~ ro Food and O.ug AdmlntJtraliOn ·• safety >Nnciotd of 5 p61t>·por..,llion -•deanupolthehocbo<~.and (ppm) """"'hlrlg " gr..,., pounds have PCB lewis a derulon on rtJpOnslbllity later Hullbbuard The Waukegan munldpal ~Kh Is sandy;lched betwHn the north dftch • and the hMbor mttonct. Ae<onll~ to ont lifoguMd as mony as 10.000 people splash In MS walei'$ on a hot doy. Cullb1g thro'-'!Jh the ntl(lhom oY.z tho c.- "AD you haw to do Is ta~ o stock Birth de fect.. Kamer also notes thar ahe fish hOifl aused problem$ fe>< the commtrdal f1sherlts on Lake MIChigan le< most of the deeod• con~plotvly -.;ping h out in somo yea" Tho Food and O.ug agency·, and po~ It In the mud Un the north ditch) ond wateh wh<lt comes out-ij'slil<e sttlktng oil " em_.,cy ln t~ for tht c~y of W.ukf!lill\ IJ Inside tho harbo< High PCB concentrelions in the po.ulble pl•nt 10 lower tb .. aeccptobl• !nels of PCBs In fish sold commerc:lolly collld runher s.oa,g tflt. n~li of Rft.fwrmen lor some time 1o com~ ·~Th'!re·s no quut.on lhat thea• are ttffccs.s on non~human pnmalt?S even ot tow Jcove~ ... Mid James.-AII-.'n wh~ ..,.k ., tho Uni\>orS.ty of WiiC'onsin ' \ Prlmat ~t.nlt• provided the '"'~"'~"' Toi PCB ~ l-ed "Wov• found svmproms wnh leedlngs • • low M 0 25 ppm """' a two-1..11 ""'tod •· Symptoms •ncfudo changes m growth. l..rnmg behavior. and "andords to <O<M oldn probioms, wh~ ~ sevort dtecu linked to hig!>eo-lev<l '"""""'' lndude bnh drieas. llwt pmblems ond e.ancer Allen bel~es Infants and ........,. ttnd 10 ~ tho , _ .....""".. 10 tho chtmrcals and ho betoew. that any lew! of PCBo In Pfegnanl 01 ~..."'1 women i> not ..St " A> • rosub of P C B - ·· the lnf•ntl art tmalfer . devtlop dlftolored sl<in and show leatn101g and ~·-al clls.obllltie>," Allen Mid H• il qulek 10 add thai as yet there Is no PJoof that >uch poOle.,.. will d<rvolop In humon PQ!l\llabOns The nonll dllth ond horbo< floor •r• not tho onlY _ , ,.. of PCO. on lht area Ba.des the pl6nt hou.stng the d•e<oiiling opm~uon during the 20 1/Car> of PCB u<e. somo "'!Jht mibton pounds of rh~ s.I.Jbslanct' itrfl' unoccounted for. bebe"'-od to ~ IOn'ltlwh~re on Outboard MMne's propmy or In ne>rlly landhll ~tos . Chorte.r bod1 coptoiPS ' " Waukegan - who k eep then $75.000 rigs moll1ng with the lure of a good fighting. Rsh- say bad publidty •• pobably ma<e of • $8800 l)n)biom thon hta~h . ..w~·re not .JUrt: 11's a health probl«m b<!cauW'. quito frankly. we den) know how many ol the fl<h end up •n tho gorbago <M1 and how many mel up on tho dlnn<r toblt," t<lld one ol 3& lo:«nsed captaons '" tht twbot. "'Mycliftlb•cinteresed In • good lime out on the lake. They mainly -v to llf'l away from tiM: dftk for ........ • " Laat chance for our $88 Offer!" ~. . . . 1\...:,CuJ .... ,....a..llld V....,.'•SpKilf lot doe Felt. IJIII ~tow of .Cfl\UM ----- TN£ 10 ....... ,.,. joist Sl LAST DAY FEB. II �i 'i ~"' i ~ 1 ~ ~ I • :. I ;- l l ! i rvcafw<~yl> I k;fievt:<J lfl ldlo.rnJ.( t.:<m.: of my!-t'IL ~u1 cxc.:r<..I.St <tnd dct.:t dtt.: )US I flilrl Watt faces vast energy problems t•t kl:'t'PUu.! Ill _ _ __ by Bob Gottlieb a nd Peter Wilt!)! COf\l(lb!Hed ul!imo!oly to cPNSJ n,. o..,..,,m•n• of '"• '"'"""' ""'V ....nbo lho offlt<! In Wooho"!Jion - a compl_. bureaucr-acy wohow u:.~n~IUih Ate fvliy undtnlood by few Ametlcans But 6.)-ltle '"''~ comroV0tY OV\"f ttl~ •PP<*'ttnml d '•"'t •"'"b~" ~~~~ bcoglnnlr'QJ uf U.. "Sog<.bruoh ReboJllon"-whlch Is "'"•,. Je.,.eo WaH enletttd lhe pidure Dining lh• Andrus years, two Sltlll<gfea for d..,llng rtw feels <merged from lhe - " ' • «<IDI One American c-cer Soddy Wllh IJ'OUP ol corporate (..den., epitomized by Jowph Coon of che Coon boer laml1y. allied !hero- ""llJ ...,a~Jer notw 1nlef10f S«<t1aty Jama w..n dtmOt\Jb~ scat. Wostem buol......,., and ~'"" to· INPf11!m~l s pohe.ws todty hlw con~qu.nru 61 fott coiled R<!>o!s-rn a frontal 011odl on [odorol ntbthtng 4.) r~ of ftl~ mor-e SJl6mCI'out ~nrMTtt• of c:onuol of l"!b!Jc Iondo l\nolhor IJ'OUp, dl<m!Wng the 51.tiP and JIUI1«< b hM boco""' .oboolu..ty IIIIo! IO lh• c:onlrontollonln as Hoandorthals. lriod 10 oulllvo:e o Am~nt•n We-a , •nd '' tua uiingfy -.o kM 1tw 4tnt1r~ 1"0!11....,.,. ~cloM!y w.th m.-10 9<'1 "'""' tlwy wenttd "'""""" ladclir1g tho d!ffia.h qUdJOo W~rt -.111 rn ,-fl«t br R"~an s MlniJ't:• ol Wt1h.rn ol fedetal c:ontrol M i.IB ~wrw-:~ng a vaS1 nch tmpile tw!l • b.Uton .un •A pub!"" Jar.J an m o nnou)o u.~nc...:t~tr.uon ol to.t Tho Moum..n Ltrg.l FoundatiOn IMSI.F). u'••i•om Do •'"'d.,_,uaogaJ Uw n•\On.t .mtu~ nMk'M\61 ~by c-. tn 1970 IIDd dlrectecl by P6fk t'/519m 1he ddtn~ and lfl.g,.tiOt\ "YS1t"fiU wh~~rh legal t>o• far the illlliCk on ledoraiCIOnl!ol. TeP<....,.od ...1., 17 m hem ocr•• ol cropland q<~cmcll rtw rhlr'll oC conlronto!- "'"'-· ~ ucw-fll•d of llw w... • ~ Ol'd l>!cwrcM chup "'• Cound fWRO. ol.,_ - w-._,c PQ¥.'\'1 lOt' nwmy ol na Clllft on""'-! "' the w-n -boom. lOOk the mar• In oddo- chrougll 111 Bol!nu ul ~ ~ bano> ~ .In • ~11 !'tiS ............ ~ lnt•rto< " lh• llnalorl>cl.. ol tiM ra.. of r t w -\ lnJ..v, chtncNnc...! "no'9..ao;ocfting 11\aC 'wt tt•hn ... r~ ~ c:onttd tntftt'f•l r~vu ol ther be'-"., ltw condutiano1Pgl>l5ol But ~ -.tho rnowmodc.,e WRC _...m wlllch ThiS t< rtw .,.,....,ful dominiOn rnh;nod bll J.nu pooc~.,.,oc~ .--.. well . . tilt ~.... lhh ol w~• AM dbpcr.o h .. •vpuwoon .. .., ....,.,...,""'S rhe lntotmo""IMI ""'-<a Prt~jec~ -th• loogest COCII·Iirod J\dtd~ me ..,ppon-ent of fed•ral rffiJtcnont o" p~an,., the w... - oncl tho ~TW~Mo subsicfua~.,.ofu.. d""elopmenr tlw ,... ...d hl!looy ol ,.....,_ ~ <lo<llu.i> P<Ol7•m Mo.,"'"'lt. tfw ~ Rebm c"Jmb\n~ WIJ~ Wu1Cim pu'11hUI rf'414N) 10 nt'Cidtt4t hk. louncl tllemoc!l•.. omb<.,.lcd "' """""''" lo1>9 •nJXod...- l<gM bMIJes ovor foderoJ control For '""" of u ~""""' Int.,., h•• boon lh• Wh<n R<lagan onnouno:;C!d Won'• -nlmenl. an •o.,p..nm...,, of Spcoc:ta<ular Glv< Awoyo. · priWldong ou~ mvtronmeniid mow-"TnAmt wen1 on rh~ ehtKJc pr1\l.rte lndw1duaiJ .wd CQirp<Jf'tHOO) """b publiC <1nd t!'\ICn o WRC iR$klet e..;~ .slnpr~ itflCe mosr botgo.n pt1cb and Wllh llltlcl lt(SOI11 for IM CO<fiOC••• lud"" hod •xpcc:ted • moco llnlb~ pto lun..ue. Trw Je<lamauon prQ!Jam't t'heop •~ payer d•vcclopm•nt Socmory lilut Congr.....,an John Rhod•s funded waf., 1upply b;.came lhe lwl> lot bolh fht ropld ~t Art.zuno Wtn 1 l:n~~bd • .w-emed to i!~lomue 1he ! rot!l rt.'j,!UIIIr c.:am:tlr c.:hct.kups • s.aw11 ·-1'!1 """"" s..... FE WORKSHOPS w...... 110 NortOf't H on_,_, m.w....... 636-2808 dlr-.- b\1-. -..9 .,.., SpE~d SoME TiME TC)(f£ThEa Anyone Can Juggle Backgammon Backyard Birds Beginning A Jogging Program Black & White Photo Processing Careers for the 21st Century Communication and the Deal Coping with Loss. Change, & Depression Creative Drawing Exploring Men's Roles Figure Skating lor the Beginning Skater Fun Embroidery Guide lor Stellamllies How to Balance 3 lives·Schooi/Work/Famlly How to Use Programmable Calculators Intermediate Guitar Japanese Cooking Jewish Traditions leprechauns VIew of Nature Magic lor Everyone Men & Women In Trans1l1on Middle Eastern Dance Origami Plumbing & Heating Repairs Running m Winter Understanding Scuba Diving VInes, VIntages & VIneyards .. '""'"'<., .. urb,or.W>t1611 of motlem boom !own> Ilk< Lo> Angelo> coruradk.tOC'y ~Ubud.e- o/ lhe hard·bnt Wesce.tn and fot tht !l?lndormAnQO nl WuttJn <O•.....,•II"" heovlly dependoot oo fedetol svbsidoes "9Jf<ubu!V '""' ,q.buslness Foo mlnlrnol fees. IM and public raourcn. bur y ..mlng for tfw dill' of rhe Oepattment hand..d over hugi ,.,10\.Lfr_.- t~W'JV(:t to th• wldo"''>"n hontlc!l. when die publiC do<r••lil ...., up for •n•r<JY compan~ dun"!J the 19'J()l ond 1960.. wllh ;ttbt; wUhOI.il lnl~tf~tfnt~ hCJm ' ' oulio•dc,~ ·· I" moJ')f "'' <tlrpOfiluo•••llko GuW ond Eruton ho..J1ny fht Wuhlngmn. tiSJ <>I fnt•Tior • bctnofl<"""" There ar•.&lgfiOC<Ad~.tloiWYC!t. tho! one. In off~<• By tfw ~<>•• 1970.. 42 .,....,, of Wuerm cool ..,.. Won ...,., h..w lo .olt~ hij st.nce to confa~m wth tho~ ~.og pruduced hom t..s...t p.mllc lood•. "'"~ royaluoi more subtle malnSt1U111 -~~of tho big en•rgy "'"""'lfd ~ pld<llmg 19 """ • Kin ., • umo wh<rn COCII tompooi<S Our1ng hiJ 0011flnMtton fw«i"!!l fa< ,..., bolng told lor """" !han 20 doiiAn • ton Tho uamplo . he Pfornised to dloquolfy lllmself hom dul.ng Otpanmont n040110U> f<lr "'''"118 cla!o for wtdl . - 01 whick the Mooftllln Shtn ~ Tno<nefl "" lndroc\ ,.....,.,..,.,. for m1n1mol Foundollon .....:1 d~ ~~ ollnrenor Porlwcpt . , . ~-the- compiOie rum w!IJ>out tho lcnoo.'lodg. or """'""'"' ol IN tnbol .00... lrl .......S.. by ~ Indian org.nll....,s chemocl\,.. Wah the .,.... ol 1he m<fliY (litis ...d tho - ol • ..t.d! ~'W<>rl<ed lovonsl\ly t o " " " * " ...., wa-.e of onwoniM!ItU>m .twr 1970, lncrclallr1!J 1o wa~~ MSLF hod,b«m f*IY 1o • ~......, .,.entton ..,., lot\o<ed on tr.tonoo iln<O thc lloport1Nnl ........ the ...... Apoclla ~ ch6flonged the ~rged woh IN ccnnde:fory ..,.. ol both tltbo'o rtJht 1o tu -..II*Cial odMit5 on the ~ .,d PI~ t h e - ) r<~ A , _ _ &d wfwrl WJW. ornbrK8l lhe tv_. ur1~1 ol ~ubuquent lawtul\1 brought by ~ ~ on Indian a..'lah - . lntludft mwontMnt:alsls one! lnc!Nn -lAm In · - t o the ol _ .... sowoelgnly. raped b Indian trtMy g!<le>o..ayo ol the 1950s one! 1960. br~ .,.._•• r9oa one! • 10 lod4nl ,.,.. Ilion , _ ft.lritdldlon o - Indian m.o!li!n, oJI bW on« k>dlon le-s p r - 10 • Wtull hal and ~RIX bee:•,. f-. w,..·, - """'*""" Whm f'lftdenl lcllho c.-crCodl the Can« finl (IOIMlllrod ..,_.,._ lo - ·liOn --~--.lolho-s.cr-v. !i In ll"flonl. the lw1lr owr Wa..'s _.cmfftf higNtglu tiM dapor tplil ..!don IN R04!l"" ,.,~u, .. SoaNry- Hooofd lcMs hold !h. poo1 uncle F,.,.., Roc.cvelt. Mdru. 10 end bot~~.. . hlrd·h - - who drow the parljt !he ca o1 "tapo, one! run· 01 11\telor ...I br""'!'hl • dwlnQ tilt Gold- pr...aeno.l , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - """"""' ol Wouhlnglon ..,............llllcall IntO the ~ ol 1964, one! tiM more .,.,._....,. ~ 1 Oepartm.m AndrUJ MllJmecl ·-oibiUty '"' which .. c1ooo1y tlod 10 111051 Rcp<rl>llcan cO<p«llte 1 ~ ~"*""!'iar 11M ent -~...., ~ '-""-' "' """' .... w... and !he E.al. Abo... d. ~ 1 ••• • out to ,.lorm fk reclamallon progrom and rlw bus1r1eHmcn would ""• 10 aua.d th~ lrmc! ol 3248 Main Street coMO<liAtiOn> "'"lcb produce long clolays In rt>.n- p!M< tJ B ~··· \eliOins prcad In 11s , . - pubiclatd end ...... Ius undontood ....,......,, lou~ development. They ...• noreaoon whylhory TACO 111~ Corter Adm..- plaocod • $lNIII number ol .t.ould now ~ the lin• of llw omb!«ered Olld • ..,,.., projectJ prol/loully poopc>Yd l'!llnt..;o. on • "hk prov!ndol Sogobru<h Robob when. un<kr "Domoc:ri!Cle *''"litiS filii" bee>,_ of thO lade of .......,.,... JU~Gfuhon or pmldcmt with., •"""""' lnll110nmenlollsl 01 lnlorior. coupon tlldl _poeonllollcr auSir'Q cwlronmcniAII clam.ojjt. Tho llwy d ITI4JWged 1o wAn pra<ll<al suppon f<lr tlwtr bo5lc tC.o4 - ..._ 1 "' 1 1 iMI>I _ 1n wt.~c:h the Adll'llnlslr-AIIol1 ttondlld pc>Ytlon tn the dol>elo ov«f Wll!Jtem lAnd UM. Given thO! cbmoto ol oplf\lon, Wll!l may h.>ve no YOU L.L LOVE OUR SUBS, TOO!I (he "hit bl" conlr- t.d Wamn W00<1,Intor. .s 10 ac:cWIII Qonor o/ promotlf!ll 4 ''W•"" fh• Oncf choiCe bllt • mOfll modtratt lpllfoch 1o h!Jjr>b. Anc~No. pr"""""" "*' Info""""........, I 1 I Mr• TaCO • Buy ONE StlpER MR. GET ONE FREEl! c... W..r I •r ..,,.,../rom I 1l I 1. • • • • • • • • • • • • -• • • - - · �!editorial l ~ Has the time come? Academ,.c Week ' ~ Apparently the games &t thle University and the Intrigue ~ that surrounds lta &dmlnlslratlon will not enduntll the last ol the Keller regime ts gone and we are sallied I nto new te policies and attitudes. : We have lea rned that we have to wade through the } secrecy and lear that pervades Capen Hall to underst and what goes on there. But we will never be comfortable with talking to sources who refuse to 6e named &nd printing stories that , al though legitimate, open themselves to criticism bec ause they cannot say " w ho" i s telling " What." And now, as w e take perhaps the most dramatic turn of Kauer' s tenure at UB , we lind a new obstacle, We are warned that Should anyone " push" the Presidenl. he m ay change his mind about resigning. That means SUN Y, that means the Trustees, that means the Chancellor and 11181 means the press. We are ractlully told that pem ~rps we should supress In formation In our hands until Koller is ready to relase il because otherwise we could "ruin everything." We are In ellect warned. along w ith handfuls ol others at UB and SUNY Central. that one man has a gun to all of our heads and should we make any move befO<e tte is ready, he'll pull lhe !rigger. The ethics of that ere questionable and lhe WISdom ol I hose lhar have accepled il Is even more dubious. As a paper we resent being told thai we should not mak e very Important in formation public as soon as we learn o f il. We resent being, In ellect , threalenod. We resent lhill one person mogl'tl be brazen enough to play that kind of game with a w hole syslem And we won' l be held hosta~ The scheme that Ketret has w orked out. If tl Is as o thers say II ts, could be very convenlonl, He decides lo do somelhing. the decoslon gelsleaked rne papers publicize It and ne calls ot oil So everyone but he looks f ooliSh In November The Spectrum punted an article on speculation In Capen that Keuer was planning on leaving hl& UB pos1 and had spent a lew days looking al other jobs. The Presldenl quickly dismissed lite story, pointing out 1nat all lis sources were unnamed , and malnl aoned thai he was notlooltlng lor other employment. II was only rhen thai some sources •n and close to Capen Hall said he didn't w&nt to be pushed and would probably deny or delay everything until the press backed oil. Ketter may work besl in secrecy That was among lhe biggest crll ocosm of nls adm lnlsrration when emOllons flared here In 1978, Unlversory aec1ors I hen cried out against the atmosphere of closed doors and lear I hey sensed at UB. Many lelt II unfortunate thai hiS strong points had bei;Ome overshadow ed Dy these glartng laults. TJ1tS Uolvers•tY may be approaching a cnticaltuncrure. II m ay soon have to deal with a chenge that il has not laced In 10 years. But rt may also be tied up In a game ol who moves first. There Is no way anyone can tell what will happen a1 Wednesday's Trustees' meeting. Some already know and a lew ol those have spoken, but In the end anyone person c an really conlrot w hat happens. We regret that we are forced 10 prlnl stories of paramount lmport&nce to this University using unidentified sources and Information thai could easily be construed as neresay and quickly d iscred ited by someone w ho sees that as to Ills advantage. But It's Important enough that we think you should know. Too many have watahed closely l or so long lHEspEQRUM Yol, 31, No. $1 ...,.,...,, 21 Jonutry 1N1 EdtiOf'I,..Chlol Elena Caceva. MoMV~n9 Editor libMglng fAIItcw Joeepll Simon JOlin UC>~ana - u .... · . . 01- -..---- --· &tt~ GOCOCfltlo .ltfty0.1Y ..... DMBooNm• n Oon~ AolronCi- -· c..., - ······ · '*""·""~ K~A.n'w4ft ,J..,..Htll<M9 ::r:··.. _.,._. - ······ ~ . Aria. • • • . flwwnN I\ Cooola ,o.ole ,._ CO<no- - ,_., ' otUCIMII got a enanceto oxcnang4 Cl~Jinlona and loeao with admlnlltrotton without • - k oet- tnom? I urge ..et)'OM In tnlo IJnl ,.~lty to toko ICI\>antago To tho Editor Wlt~oblg"Wr.ewt'' onetowlpooll/leb«>W,tuV ''At 101 ~ A..demiC w....k to horot" Tbe not ot p-te who ,..,. worl(od on tnto wHk·IOng specta~elo onetloss, bu1 without them, It would""" boon..'meo-tiOIO. 1woutcltli<o to tnanlloll my .,.,.work.. o ln the Student As-latlon: partlc<slorty uuron SNpl<o. "'no to tM Dl.-c:tO< o4 Academko " "' '"' Moot o l oil, t than-""' (YoUrl and mine) A - l e Ctut>s, ot wnien tntre ore '3. who ha,. made thlo " "" whot ll lo ot Academk: Week b)' p.,tlctpallno In otJr two open totumt-Whatlt I Good TIIChef? and Ia OUt Gtl'llrat EdueotiOtl P•oo••m • Good One? to oe nolo "" Mon., Jan. 211 anet Wid., Jon 28, rupeclfoejy, 11 4:00 om In Clapen l.oUnQO. AC. The A - l e Fait wtll 0e ~etcl on Frt, Jon, 30tn I rom 8 om to 3 pm tn t~• Fillmore ~oom. SQuire Hall. Tnore will be d"plays. domonsttatlona, mU51c, ptovkl6d by !JUAB. ond coffee onO donuts, pro•ldl!d Oy tho SA ').:.~~~~lee~:~ a~~· ,~::o~hl~~.=~:~·~~:;: Commuter A!fairs (thanka Don Cotamenl) , 1 .,ultanoousl~ unilytng otuoento, faculty and aomlnlotrolton. When wu tno oaot limo that tneH '"'" croc>u<otione -keo nonet 1n '"'"" toworo • common P<oject ottnll.cate? When wntno oaattlmo Comt af\d ClrOIIftl)ra.n An invitation r&$C)OI\IIbfe IOf illnd how tney elftc1 'StUGenl ..,mtngThe 1opk ta one wtllch comu vP otten. hO-. ~ uwanr uw nme b ncH •n epproprNite on•. Tltft debillf oUera aru~&l'\1&. racuHy er.d admlnlstratora lttt Q9por1unHy lo Olscuas toge~her wnat 11 i$1fllt makes • a\.tccet:tul In lhe ela asroom I urge elt ,, o.se lntereated In • phfloaoonteat dtsau.sslon and ro thf Erttrot Meybe you·ve Men lht ~ters arowno eamvs puDIIclzl"') tno loRHTI tdoOOII1) whlcn It gol"') to take place on tho Capen t.obby toOoy at 4 p.m. Unlollunatety, tt.a'"'"' tne pottlf doos... oot reveal the uue t\a!Urt A'ld sub111nce of the torutn- whlcn p'omlse& to be ana controvettJat dtscuu~n tiiYe~ Toda:ta cebate cof'toCe'fna ,.,. very comple-x QutlsUon ot 'lll'l"•t • good tuchet •• 8oth NewtOtl a~., l nd Gelato Rlslng will 00 lntroouetng tho dtoeuoalon With their perceptions of what goo. - .ct>•oo tt. Wo h - to toUow thiS wh, a dltculllon ot the many dlmonslont of ltMI claastoom e)(perltl"tte which 1 totcher ~~ inltttN:tull tAifCIH to )o41'11n St~ll-tOf tne li•at t'nw yot1 may fuwt GUt flO* leaeitefl percetve trwtlr )OD and at thfl' samaltmt YtW may teveal 'f04J' exoec:lahot't of them Hope to see you lhftrel - LauriHI Sh•puo On ,.,,, ot tnt Audemtc Tull Fore• ol ttt• A'"'"or., I ouOQo-Je a tong, long t1me 100 In a gale~y tar aw1y tMfl w11 an ad &li(WWtlve who was on tn.e v&~ge ot bi:I"O 11..-ed unleaa he Clme U() ~W ifh • .... ,. to mallle .a qulc" m1.M~n f01' " ' ' C on"'Da~'Y tOo bel..vt that I Pill ~~~on tPMt D>itlft ot H-oae ·•S•no 86fo•• Mk:tn•vttt 'O"'O"' TV 101 h a ft S1A!I6d QUielly tnouon ~ wllh an ad nere lnd ~ne,t belweeft Ptmco•r Junrwon and Croll WHI Albuma Ilk• Efl•&, r~o L/""9 Lepentlond Tht 01eore•1 Hus ol M"lo ~ann were lnrer-tper5ed btnween Chtlillflng ljiU'TI ads arKS pubUc seNICe lnnouf\Umenta tt dldn•t seem $0 ob•IOUS be~ Sui U Qte~~t-1~ 1y '"•n encs •Uftly Now,.,. can tkrf suen c.&a.sstc.a u £p1pn1ny 11 rhe Grana Ote ()pry anct Bo1ut Wltht ., Gfftte~ ~IIJ Even sam wnuman tpoke • ,,..., WOfdl on 1'111 lattll TV Mt. Hltfll(lno an Ameue• rot buy•no his tas.t '""t tlbum •nd ,aytng tit hOP. . wo' d love t\11 new Ol'\e Juot aa mvcn ..,llnougt> no oneeaoi ot the H\tflnoltonat Date Uno hoo ftiet neoro o! l>ld S4tm, nato now one ot Chonnot 29's l "lfto LeoenO• ona tne Uvong ~ - . lll<o to go tilling """' h•s royalty cnoeu afop ne • "'""•••no on YQU oon•t tlke I he cardt I .tuPPOSe yOU toUtd kHP ~ Sttm wttttmon anet Jim Naoor& tooesln tnom E~ery 10 often • Pft:tfY good bargain seem a 10 come It II <Mflre limitld lo ttCOfd albumt, 11 woukf bt bad tnough. but we Cll'l ~ do Ill 0\.lt S'hOI)I)Ir.Q WhhOt.Jl 111•1119 tne P<IV•cr ot our own S•t><e joOlloto. we can •lonQ. but II goe& by tho way~lde becauH U'l IIvek in btUWHrt tho ada- lOt pom makers and megtc WiiiC ordtl auen nandy lttml u tno Ronco Egg ScramDier, wnoen llkH all tho tlmo '"" trouOte out ot no•tng to c.tu - .,.,.., .,.., too• Just tl\onk oltna tlmo .,.,.. can ..,. In the morning Ot 'fO\I can ouy 'fO\Ir IOfhOto remo~tera For eurnpte. I rectonUy uw an lid fat to'"" 11011 onet pane tllat lcokod P<ttiY nice. They camf wrtn Tallon onet uu•ns•ls'ond....., 1 BIIIW,.., tile """""-' kept "''"" " lui Walt- Tho<o'o Mcwol" I tllotf~nue Wtarpene~, wh'Ch ~n UHMd on rt• aicM. le a handy bun saw. ltltff are 11\ntves now 11\11 tao cut beelmt ~epUcaJ. Tnat's wnat they sald on lht ad lor tho GtnJtJ knlle tnot cut tyPIIf9 pope• and 2x4'1 on same atroke and t ooclo.O agelnat lt. anything from zucontnl to t>rldge ooutmenro. Wo eon buy sell ot p.,a wltn onouoh lnto!cnongeoblo toe>s to COI)Iute lny hoult'Mift , an(l as 1 complimentary orb-· ~lomatc:n ~tlll"') olrot.Oon these TV toCOfhOift • IJ.trlued Edltiotd." It doeM'I mltt8f that lhey'' \le DMfl ol'-teo Since 1163. Mooo "'""ttnlno \t eon~><~ Olthor o ... UYing lAQef'wt" or e " Pnoe1eas K•epeak• " Wo'Jo auu,.<' lhlt we'll waftt 10 treuvre our new pouHtlono fa< llle ot our lifts, 1n0 mayo. ..., hon<l tnem Oown to our gtan<lelllldren t can·r omog\M nav!OIJ t n o - to 1 - my t«tle gra,>dcl\llo · on<t tOll ho<oome "'""""""' .,..,. allovl to IMI)I my o w n - otrolfll\t._, r o 110-tnto on otclloll<o' nome so latt my lle.O would spin C..do eeomsto 0e the up and coming tntno on rnooo oda y..., can get any i olc.oma.tlon y0<1 ""Y ..oc1 In o ~ catd ~to. "Spont' ' - " ' ' ol tilt aGo," "Wild AniiMio ot " I'!Mito- . _ 10 KHj> Them "Otul BomOera ol ll)e s-.1 WO<Id JUsto low Of 1110 lmllod odlttona.,.,.. can thiOUQh )'OOjf t~. And 1"-lf all como wllh .,...,,. - .. tnoreroyoun-IOttheiiMPI"'I c:~r/dQJtsttcerllha& 1110 ttn'M -as a ffshlno rod Tno c:onc:opo was good, t ....,_ l><lt •-rone got tntQ tno act arrc1 now moat ot tht thing• oo rront bY uo. fhtt• k one lillie gadget that I've been wanllng to O'OOr, thouglr. The Ro«o SlW Flncte1. Holt hoh /llcw rrweh would you pay lolt~rnts ol t/IIIOtr1Cio7 •••t H-.· -""lea." s.r~ you -~lilvlly motel You ant..,. ,.,. •• _,..., fOu Qflf.. fours. . ., ol ,_liNt! hto<ONH. •~><> !/Of o/1 _.,od B~ttrold ~ Oft/ ,.,..,••• ro you, co"'•'• w/flt • ctnotll«/ '"'"R m Arrd. • • • spec/or"""'" to r•-• ol Tho Spectrum ,..., "'"" Ott •••r llltl enYO/opa with OUihMiio Lu• Etlo .,.,.,. _dy,8ur •tit/ As ••poer•thoti<Uybottua. "ft'llg,.e you, tr no orrra eltotiJf, t ,..ptlnl, tultlltHolot lramltrg, ol tilt • t)gly 01111 Au MOle ar.te~uf' qo10t• So 'fO\I ..nc-a -•If t~e It'& too bad mat we nave to be to uturaltd with all of lf'la tUf-rall 1 ut~•t lfM.Oint too m•nr tlO\I.-c!WI\IH scra_mbiiOQ •'ound for a pen to write ~n 1~ malf~no iiOO,ua fOf a hObO'& Qflltlll flits 01 IOif I IUlP<I... Jl ... - · ._, onougll, WI OOC 'mouuting w.,-.,. - Ata<Jtmle Week! SA Cootdi,..,Of of Au<Nmlc CwtJ• hoW""'", ....., - ee~bra Le 1 dotJ'II"''Jft.NUI}'Oolr_tN_OiflltltN JI I,fiS 10 "Ado, 8o• ZU, A171'f""'n, USA." 00/ott mltltriiJM ron'Qfrl, Th•l'• "Artt, So• ~34. Anyrown, IJSA:· One. opkr, l"fl'l •Adl • , •• '' �feedback ! Welcome home ro tht1 Editor Stop alienting people ro 1ft~ Etlitor I am not amono ttte ···c ooton • Tnl.t never conc:.ernoo me beU)Cie and t »I ways nad rti POCI to• Jews as felk)w human bt!•nos Howevar, :alter reaO~nQ ''No' nus ume'' In Mooaa'{"s Trr• SP*t1ttum t 'm g l.tU 1 m • Genii Itt Unfortunately tor theautnor bl'lng Jtw\Sn lt<I\;CIIItiO 1 ,,d wealthy dot'S not ra.n-. turnlhttf among tne 'III'Oftd 1 Qfe4ll.SI mii'Kfs I tno~nt ptopang.a a tool or 0'0\.IC!$ .SUCJ\ I$ ttle N at I P'itr1't' I QUOU anbocfJ' Qf\ U3otl " t too. a_m rocaJty OCIOO$Od to the Nll()o-N&It Party nor I m 1 member ol an,. aa.roet muMwny ~~ to tenow human oe•ngs lnsraao ot allenahng supoonet• of rt'l&lr cau.e who a1e nos .Jewtstl Of tfetl. mt:)'t»e '"'' ' OtftOn srw>uk1 lllop li-g~ung ttle.r o wn 11Ge Anu 5emlllltn muat be fQU9nt w un tM $U.ppori or botn Jewa ~o Gdf'llllH 6y lf1B way , II \"OU'Ie SO b11•81 WPI~ OJ<I t0\i t8qUt!&l 10 / nave vour narne owuht1ekj'? MU!~Stl OOC'~'W tMif tt"!ll'lk'I'\Q 11 .- lftf. .f More on Berrigan to rr.e £d1101 PerttaPS I e&n ltHOW .some l4QI'tl 0"' tne UA Ol the e •~Sov.et teflentan- ' tnat hal boon CIUIIng 10 m~Kn conhJ!UOn on your pagea fecenlly, I nappen to !{now qu1te well, .-no am sure ne It nol a CIA agent t'"" planteo 10 sow con halOn on campus. Out t ven Ill Qjd not kt1ow htm, the tat1 ttlet nts optnjont ao<t e.wen n1s v~o ot N(lrds a-te very almlla.t 10 those ot th• anii·Sovlet ught Wino would not be enough to prove tnat r-e Is •" "aoe"l' 1 ot that ttghl • lng The tact Ia, many Russtiln Immigrant$ a_re a ntt-Scwlet they alncett 1Y believe to the More parking chaos To tl'tO £<11/or. t ,...,.., WK'f mud'! Uwe pl• n '01 *~the Dell "''~W1Q JGael-' on tM AmMrat c.m:x~a ne.-. bHtl ,....f\'ecJ 'Ot 'Mindbending ' debate to encourage Totf'J• EdUOI tn tesponaa to IM tenet In tne Janu1ry 18, 1981 luue of Tht Spllctrum ¥ttHtet~ ov .. H~e W•thhelh upOn reouest•• conceml~ OCMtn awlm nouraa1 tne Clar~ tiall pool, may I potn1 out th•t '"" Athlello Depo11mon1 11 not to bla~ tor " Nai'M'I'• c.omplelntt1 Tt'tl Athletic Oepettment coodtJcl• lh& tntercolleglate nrtHy l lh~tle program Open • wlm nour1 are f~UIIted by the Ret:reaHon Oepan,...t. lrue. l>otl'l dlvlalona come under tne lu.s()teM or tM 0.1*'!,.,.,1 of Recrullon. • mtollea 011(1 A<!lat..s IMtrucUon. ~~ CI-'Yoefl....t ''*'' r.aoecuv. responslbUIUes are s•nc.e my ~ellfwlc' • ••o encompasses only lltGlato •••si'Y .._,. (Ahho<IQ!l I cells lnl- !rom '""'*''' ~ This rmPG6illon l i OCWIOUI~ 1ne ffl'YenQe ot IOn"e u.tous and lnttuenu&t ea~..~ Wf\0 oo• C)I.JMd ovw tor a 0..:1 soap commtf<;lal Tne onty t\ltt•t~Hon tl'\at t an lrNtQtne 'or It t• that It ' ' mttnt .,.ton, aiAlno, " 10 ,.,. room """"?") 1 cannot .,__ " H...... I " Cllllgel. I wll, hO'*"*• awerd uw "'111 ' MUQ •·hnderbonoer Anonymity AwotCI'' to " Name• Ia< not having ,.. cou•• of l'tla oo<WICIIonl to alll'tOI cortlPtall> (o tt>e RecrMtlon dltKIOI In pe,...,.. or to sign lila letter. OJ~tor. LanyG. S I Sport•lnformftlon w~ng aod ~ pr6MNI1k)n ot n atUI-.• ftcOUtees and tM P.hr&tea.l IHWW'onma"l 1 hta tan<t..gflb 91.An ' ' abOtlt tn. wN~e•l lnc""Hvo 10 anrtnlng tn.at I ,..," 6¥ef nearo ot and t 1nclude oecoratot tara and Sulnd Na.m n• profit ana,lng eoupor\1, a w ea'-.ened veralon of U'\e gtOf!lr'l 111mp C arpoollnQ na• ~ troog\ bull t~ tn t.teonumle Ar'l<l &c:O"?QICal ute•f11tves, arw • g1,1aranteod o~uk•no Pllt:t-even llle be~t-ltn't gcNno 10 tOCfla.H Itt attraCIIM Thl& olao tfmply I Owen;tS lhoM' WhO WOU.~ c.tf900I an y,.,.,, ano In doing so It unlalrly diKflmi"AIII IQ&tl'lSI lhOS4 wtw) lr& IJI"IOIO 0t u"w iiUnQ (o p.tr11C-IP&te In a <;a~OOOI Thlt PfeHnl Hf atton.~l. untat• af'ld OIKttm~a1otY J)4an mutt be haMed before 11 fiMChea the entotcemeni 1llg41, Wf\eft U WIIJ begln IO Hf"4 a '-QU~Ite publiC ~ti)0&6-revtnues lor the 1 O*A of ""''**' Scw't'l tf\re.at'· a na tne need t Of tM US to atrengttlen n1 detef'l-se!i E't·en mote the,. afl AuUIII\1 ttt ttle Sovtet Unto!"~ who h a~t e nevet bMn wttntn 1000 mttea. or a C1A ttnd W'no Mtlew tM ..,.,. tntno 1 nave ••'" ecl wttn many ol t~ tMOOt• my.M4f F'W'\IIIIy 1 am sure IP\81 f!miQIH from EA&IIfft Ewope have f\a4 a a~n1hcan1 etltcl vpon Am..-..een ltQI'II * '"0 o~ •oen• to--aras tM Soviel UniOR T'nu1 II II no ~PNM thll U1ey snouta use s1"'•tar term•~y l o sum uP~ There ls no 1...-cM\ to Otllle"Ve 11\1 1 1ne YDU"SJ man In qw.t.SHon IS a CIA -otnl Htl OCHt'hOf'll Ire lhi•.O by mafl~ fl!l"nlgranlt and bY an11·So\llfJI Ru~:s t an s tn tne So~tlel Un~n £mlly Till AUOCIIIf.l ploi•UOI Of Ru&,liift �: ;fccdhack- 1. < Be fair ~~. Why, oh why? To thtoEI11ror. ,.,d to Stue1ttnt1 baing tTJO•CMI out th<ore? Moot lluQIInlt • am now In my IIX1h Ntnolter note \f US. AIII\0-.J_gh I h•vo a great tttP6Ct IOf thla fnstituliotf. t.httrl are a tow unanswe-red <IU.I1k2na ttlll tuggll'tg at tTl) mind, f wQUtCI greatty •PPfkllle an lltlatactory repontte to theM ques1lon1: Why •r• the deoft to Ac;.t.non an outCSoot entrance? Man~ ~A tnd Why do people hom THE CITY feel sorry of tho so ol ..u t~,~.nnet tnrougn tne m.tn Wtyy don't lM Untvetalty Pottce g ive dcklls to 1M peocHe that part~, Jo 0Uf4 tot• •M do Ntt have a valtd pr&t\Jng 111dC4H't aueh &I UtOSO WhO WOik U\ lhe U<t"'OtWity Piau or ll>o VA hooollol? I bO- ltlal •oukt gtudy e Uevtat• rNny of 1111011\11 a\'010 ,,.. 4tnNWst C»mpus •• mUd\ as ooWbl• Stnce tMte t1 ~uP90MCJ to be alato--.~ mo..-em~t uaoo for1 ua Who liVe ' 'ChJnd tlMe"l Could It t'<~er occ.ur to ,,ern ,,_, we llh&lneue?l know I do, and I don't feel lorry for m~ Htll v.cuurn MaJed? Jutt exactly what IS a W W\.&on? Why did tl>o wno O..lgned Frot>CLak HOll OUUd woukf HAVE to go lhefe a.omellme. Whl1 It tM 1unn11 betw~en Hautman atlCI SQuHt OUI tNfe. lncf to O•f &1ucMnta OUil,.,.e, why ~ ren' t tM Othce of Student Accounts. the Olftee or A.clmt.ttiOfl:t ana Aecordt and ,,~ OfHGe ot Financial AIICI QU.( ftnollr , wily don' t lfloH ~tng woes. peoole Wflo I !WI)'I complain a bOut p,,,~d enc Keuer anct Ol hl• Admlnltt•au ve ol1td.lla make som• eon.11rv<:tlft •uooe•tton• tnstud ot usetea.s squa~~Ws? flobMt E Woo.< I mus-t e.apress my outrage at you1 ..man on the >eono," Steve Slmmons, lor tno 1o111ty nogatl\le4>iaMd revue ol the December 71h\ Unc:lt S1m'1 performance of lhe Roman1fcs Mr. Slmmont n00d1 a tow feats ,.tralghten.d out as well as a pteJudlced attlludo tfl•l •terns from "'• that paragt8ph. He MOms to be eo<Winced lhal "'"" Is nothing tne Romantla. c.n do rfghll Let me u ,y " '"only peraona ,eeur Int o the QfOUP wou'd be more awa•e of 1 failurt 10 PfO)ecl a cettaln "commercial proluslonattam" to tnolr audlenee. Aloo, IMt meut fact I hit t~ group 11 UMMtgolng a personneJ 1r1n1rUon naturaJ1y ltWHtt tWT1t1'19 Probltml and the lk Wttat ..-,. Sunmon.a fadecJ to 1" wu the CfOWG which IIIOI""'!hly enjoyl<l ll>om..MII that Sunclay ntg/11 Fbst of alt. the crowc:t was very teceptt'Ve M• SimmOI'\s was obo;fOUtly ltl nd+no too ctoH to Ute monhors to Mal a n1 AP9fiUII 01 tiiC:IIOn ova• 'ne ringtng In hls ears Secon<t. the QO.mtnute Ml did no1 Include any "~hum rockers " Ever)' aot1g brought mote people ont o an a lready crowded d a11ce Uoor.lhe aong ..WI'Iat t Ll~e AbOut You" cJoubtea I !'WI dance floor denfity so rn.at t!'leut was no ,oom le'' to da('ce. Ttle - Don are To th• E.oltor CtiltOfC Furnu College-90 Colt-H-42 Ttl-e Buffalo Cftapt•r 01 tr'lf: Atne~an Reel Cr06t wttt!l'l to tt~an• the unt'illltt y community tOt ua •~ppon ot 04Jr blood PfOO'IJY\. w e eteeo~any then' the QR)4JPI Who fi)OMOted otoodmoollet a.st u .a r Tho&e oroopa anc IM lf"))Unt o' bfood conected Comm~nlty ActkJn CMpa- l&ft w•t•. O.lta Sigma PI Fra terntty-Zt5 Zatl Bell T 1 1J FteternltJ-131 Ml<lklat T e<~nnotooy Club- 116 U8 U w ScllOol-tle TN IJiood aoflec:1«! nelps 10 suppt~ !>4 no.pttals '" tne Greater Bvfteto Regjon Where 500 pint• •••~ec~ dally Any OtOI I\lUUon fnterestlld In IPOn'IOflng tne March~ •noolte mar colt Nancy Lasko 11886.7500 &. 323 tor lurthe, lntormai!Of'l. Nancy L•.r~ o Am.,lcart Red c,ou A 'classy' slant To life Et1111>' Ttt• n'• 10 much tot tnl t tftfOtmadft gun cont'OI P** M, kei,.Yig rm sony to NY 1don. I usually tead 0.. Spectrum Yout PIC* naa too ml.leh dna f01 mt Htl~"l lrtlete wnHe someone w ... a..~ you" bask:c ourHovu·~. IIIIM bat~ I II~ I should read II I dill ano I found It 10 ~'let)' •u~u•. yet not uniQu-e, to ott\t, Out I •P'-<f Mf ' ••d•no 11 on •n• bua. motl>of -IC- tng artletea ot 111 type t .,.,.. rood Mr, Htlte•ig folltlintttly right oboul one lhlng, wllon the famGUI Q'OI lh0\1 lht tall fQI Slr1:CIIr QUfJ teWS OOQ& up. WhO c. reo • - t Joe Sch,., Otha' I han ~h 11 oba.erva!lo", f Queetlon Mr Heltev•o·a ability to pr11'"'t laa1 oo)eelt•aty, Firat of elt, OM mut t ~ warr when •1aHstlea are gtven. lM ptnOn s taling lhMe tlgu•n • '"-•Y• o&H ,.,.,, to h i - .-nt~ U1wony. thla te dona by O''"' tf'e CMII a.nd "--' t . . . u we tntetpr«t II al you do M t Htlll'ifg W(NI dHGttptlon Ol ,,. QIO(.ecJYrl IO ooteJn a NYS hc:ense to catty a handgun wu Pt'IIIY muon co,ec.t 'The oar1 about 1~ a C:OVfH aftd a!' lntam.w- &fa county ,equltements thougn H••II"'- thr""''n thlt procou.l tnln~t 1c.n ma~ o qualtlll<l -•tiona. t 1... tne NYS la10 lojull a bot much UntU you hao;e to • •k four h .. nd, If th-ey woutd QIVt )'~ a reror..-.ce and IM:n take a triP to 1 1"011')' with you, you don•t reanze what 1 paln~n tM o~on ttacuc II 11 When I .uy teot~. I mean a buloaJiy un1ae.a 1110 In " " ptoe•ll to d&t&r someon e who wtanes not 10 lncon~lenence anyone. No matter what klntl or perton ""• •PCH•canl Ia, llt'sfahe's gol'lQ 10 be a.t&Oellaclng wun hllftuw o wn kind. SO Its atl relattv•, So wnat good lot nat? I believe 1 QUICk, unbiased pollctl cn.ck would ba Juot u autllctoot Wnotl m.., by unolased ••· rnot • lot PreM~tllng ,,_, 1ft . . . QUe _ ,.. .... ~......tic WIY of ~r II tell UP to IN person In Cl\lr~ Of F01 _ , ., tlgllt oil tl>o but Mt. HeUorv1g otaln ttlat !>lmlftt lor lhtt NYS county IIICI tl>o JU<Itt Clolng tl>o , _ , _ 18131<1d 1873 t !IO<a - • IIA.B" O..tt>o .,.... I PP<OVI I& aom. of olllclats tE"" """"" to onet to tj_ , . . - Wltoro woa IIIli? ltan? CltlnM? Pluro? IIQUI'I I . oood,.. f e&IOn lot I '*'"'Jt lO c;;onc:.M. Who America? 011N EatVI? Wlt61 kind of IHIOIM wo tilly to JU<IQo ..,.., • good · - 11. Hopo<utl) , ,.. tallltng aboul? ltanlano? Priot ~ - .? Now Yor-·a latnt oun lew wilt cnango ott 11111 Wo'lt PoUce IIICI tnllotlly 01100111"0.? or....yone? S.. ..,.., 1 lUll , .. . to • alt 11111 - . moan? Combine ttlat wttll, "11\al I& Malty IWIOO 1... How, lolr HofiMtlg uMd a sllcl< ttnt. stat 1~ ''51 .,.,..,., or tl>o IUtlklgo wore by • family 01 " " -ol,.mwlcena klttod'" Ylelnam r1v11ng ltla umo pe<lod, • • • How ebo<lt ttlat lor dtom..lcs? acqt-~alntance In erlmn ot pa.aston.'' T'hJ• one 66 ju11 But lt'l not Jull Mt. kett..lg't t1at1 11\at .,, aboUt alWays - · In an artlctto ol t/111 type. Tit& gun mlat.&dlng b<lt 1\lo oplnlotta are ..f'/ ctueottonobto. F01 1'011 know Ia , _ lll<oly 1o ktll you till~ anyone otto: lnllonoo. "CO<Ifualng oncr looj>hote r-.. tows 1ft ottt.r WhOII>ot tl>o &Ill II c:orroct or not mo~n no <lltler.,co ._.,.. mlllo lt _ . , . for oni'O'f' lnctU<IIng ..,.,..,.,.., ro mo. I 1111 lhtt ,.....,. or - · • tnvol""' ollOitld ltlont, lo legllty obtain • l>of>d9un,- Well, )'Oil'to wrong I NIIll IIIII problem anrl hln!ll<lt tl>omMIVet. Go taka Mt, 14111o"\e. f-.1 tow "*I ft ,,.., • COII'ile1«1 teton • wall< Wll&n •-.,.,.. flak. 1 Wh 1101 WithOUt my Wflo ~- 0 nr.rm HI OOiftlnHII'nO 0 lelofoy, How cllllelltood tam- tanltttma ln!l t shot anyone. can )'011 oaJIIII&t t.gan • W,.y ~>~~•••~ ""n gun control, ,.,., 11>o ortlr tW>e ot gun .contrOl eoiUIIoft to thlo c><oblem _,., bO 10101 You dlrltt....,. tafl<lne tlbout Otopman, , _ _., llmot loch 11o<1 lo IHt oui o F-lotm ,,,....... -lacatlon.,.., I/IOIIkL ~*ore the~<,.,_ of,.. ll>ot lor m w 110 longer lhorw·· ·..., " Mbll )'011 _ _ _ ..,"" tlanclglllla. They no .,..,_ ..,.,. lo IIIH - Mr.~ Tl>ot la/DOI-1- Otlog~-*Y P<Oioelo ~~- wlt/1- t\Ohl? - ueae-t. to. ThiN< 111ou1 t i l l s . - plua tne ,...,. .. "'""" .., ,.,.. .... """*''*legal _ , , II. lllt>dgun loolo 11M I 88 QUI\. Tltttl\fl YOII og11n Mt. Ho14 .. 1g lor you, unblaMd OIIIIIMd, titer - · It In Hew Yotll but _.,_.'1-lhlltall_te_otrl-...yto lt11clo _ . _.....,..,_ _ _ .,.. ,.. . . 111011 TltO S{wciiJirtt QuH)Iotta outflO!It~. l>ul t queatlon Til• Sp«:ftttrtt, 1110 10.,. - - . period - · • pollee e(*:k 10 ""''"'lont. , tt11e ..,.. aplniOft or ~.but wrw r~o<~'t you t- a,_ "*"'* "'" u--'" ._ .. ...._. Tlw)' ·'""""_,,.,.,_., __ ,.,.._.,,..,,.,.,, - 1'1141......, Mo.-"""'" 'utl1· - _....No OliO-.. ,.. - -gvr,- ba!'ld gcmerated many trenz•eo 11111 and ahouts ot 11 HEVt" as the song Invites Bel&eve mo. those peop te weren't tn. •'oedlcdltO punk roctcettu Mr Simmon-s so avidly <fogradGI I wl l danctng and having a QOOd flme ana I 'm not U'le teasl bH esodlcatfd.l found lhe semt·eonc@ft, semi·p.au ~ atmGIIIi'ltte QUIIe tniOYit:lllt An~M on the skSetlnn wa• tllhet holding 1 aote dOwn. 11.pplng their 1111 •nd dfjnk atlttets or lll ndi"' tttere snu·•aced "'' they woutd notmally do lot an~ act Wna1 M r S'fN'nonl 1 1.10 IOtDO' was ttw totaUy uM.,oectea enccwe thAI wea QeMflted by tne mod•f•te.i) receptJYe CtOWd ol 300 atf.e,ated" peopte who wert otwtOvsl·y +n no mooct 10 teav. One more note Band& dO nol land record C"""lf•cts U they are completeJy without 11Nn1 end tommetclal •Ppeal GiYen IM: proper tl)'PI and • - potut•. say "' Sat&mS•y Ntght LNe. the Romanllca ere oeauned to be o~ of Amtvlca 1s premier dance bands Ptaytng to a genetatton ol PGSI1progtosalve1 P011·hftl'i'; metal rock anG rollers, ttlt Romantics • 10 not louktnv tor audlencu who&• mualaal tastet htvt tw.on 1111 rn tM 1970s, " H J Woutdrt'~• paid fqut doiJt ra fot lhla ahow I'd be havtng e good Ume l nd not lllndi11g trOUnd wltfl my 1hUmb up my ass:· AllhcH.Igh Patmef1 commentt 111 Cftarepu-s.a~>~• ~ hJa s'etement lUll abOut tuma vp It'll dlfftH"enct be1.-een the old KhOOI of eu<t~ncn and I hi ··New Wawt • achoof. ••o•''Y' In ctoslng, t IOOUld '"'"to lmc><u• Ul>on Mr sommona lhl need tQf" taJtnen rn ntt fututt revues tnsteld ot aetl~ IOol<lng IM laulll A good deed remembered . To lh• ft11tor. Good o~s and k•ndneJJ •r• always appreciated Whet" 1hey c.a.me '•l• on 1 frkJ iy niQhVSatutOa~ morning they became 'VefY apectal ~ott .....~. l$0uu at nto SI>Htnrm (Wodneaoay J t nuary 1-i ..&utfai011 Got TM Sc>Ju' 11 •ncs f:rtday J1nu.ot)' 16 "Fit tor a l(lng'1 roprutnlllcl JOUmoUam • t cettenee aM c.Nioe "umanlattc Ht\lft...-ity to the mu nl,g ol whit Amotlea Is 111 • - r Tne a lfor:tlott, Sli:UI$ aod h.aJll Wotk ._fl.C.f\ I ll prlftJOf\1 I J.IOC.tl.led 'fWUh rtt. Sp«uum csemon.-u• ttd, e>Anic:uterty In tnou two ...._, II-I4HIS fa comrnendab.. I com~Md lOIII Of $II ''c8Pf*t" bet'*Mn 11:30 Friday ancr 1 am Soturda~ whttn Managing Edit Of Jolin uplana H1 aal~ otiMtr plana anrl atay«< ort 10 let'Ok iOO •-11 tOJ • malltng whiCh dl<l 011 oul before 2:59 a.m. •• the ' William Sti'HI Pool Olflco. Tnt b08t llldltloot of Th• SJJ*OiflHff - o woUHrvld by John'a d«<IC.Iiort IIIII &dVOCI CY tdvanced !Or tho •Grant PropOt&J ~ng funrllno ot lhtt tnrerntllon'l Spott1 M«<lcln.rT~Ing Comptu ot Ina Nlagare Frdntter, tl>o CO<Itonl ot mailing, Or. Dav. P-gut, UB Pnylliology c><olouor, Ot. Oollbla FeKt, UB 7•-IIOW MlcltiQIJI Stott F"""'IY .,.., Propooe! f - Force co-ctlalnttoman, 1\oot< Cl>onlbeoi IIICI er.._ Of- CCK/Ietrmon ot tho "•ru n L.uthttr Ktnt Pntlhatmonlc Coi>Ctrt Oolobtolloti Join mer~ "'utlng Olllll~anklng,.,.. 1111 For me. all of thtt ••• Dlvo P. H-riMou11 lila l>o,NJMU mo,_r ltun't IOIIt«< tl>o ttlplw uhorl- problem by fobtuory1• tlitlt) tat 111 know anrl we'V take up a cotl«ltlott tor )'OIIr 30!n Birthday. H-y GOla Celab<atlonl �Faculty unions sets merger plans by T t il')' C aaadt 5/>fflru"' Stoll Wrltp Undtr this elaUSt, MUP wO\Jld not bt abl< 1o <hall<nat UUP as a barplnina aatnt . Thls is imponant to UUPbtcoiiSC: MUPcombintd witbtbc New York A plea for tntrlina two of New York Stal<\ tnOll Ed~~ealoo AMoclllion (NYEA), an allillal< or the influential faculty ..,;ons awoiu ~pproval from their AFT riVII Ncii>nal Ed~~Wion Association (NEA) in rcspeetive execut.fvt conunit\ru~ , 1971 lor a cballenee <lwion aplnst UUP. The Prof<uloul Starr Conarcu (PSC). T.,.nbrr. NYEA ancl AAUP <Oile<ttd mort than rcprescotiQII 14.000 faculty mombtn or the Oty the SJ)OO fcuhy s..,..ures ncassary to call fO< a Univcnity of New Vorl (CUNY), is an a OW.c oft he, cballcnat elc<tio<l. CliO\~ continycd tbrouchlna 1\mnitln Federation of T cachero (AFT). The PSC the )Cat •ith the NEA spcndinc .,...., S 1.5 million on wants tO mtrJC with the 10.000 Am<rkon the <k<tlon accordinc to Allen. wbo himo<lf was • Aslocialion of Unlvcuky Ptof<sJO<S (AI\UP). ,.luch fO<ttd to take a KID<ltcr off to brlp UUP. rtpre.tem.s R'~~tral u.ni~crshies throQihout h n~~kMI. Afttr m""Y <lt<tion delaYs.. UUP won, t>y a 3-2 includmc vanous St•e Unhcnky or Nc"' Vorl • ....,., The whole pro.:css uuscd 11raincd relation> tSUN' ) profnson-1ncludinl UB\. btt,.<<n NEA anc! UUP and Allen tn:<nlly noted, '1 The AFT 11 Lno" n for ~sl>alpnina P<O"<u." bole don\ ho•r any IQllf<t fot thar orpmz.,ion"altho<Jch 111< AAUP t> a profcu1011al OIJ&OClaton, al•lto<lalo ot nwmamna& tu' rt"'lpttt for AAUP. dots rncacc m colltclrvr bar,:umns Each N YEA\ oiT1<tol pob<y rcscms 111< AFl-{'10 aroup,off~~~tlah btht-vc. should complement tht IO•OI•cm<nl with UUP. Loally. Allen OIJilO><'> the othcr-tht MUP " hlJhl) retpwrd And Ofl'i<lab methoch ot NYEA uplainin& th3t he 'lhmh the\1 btl~c . PSC bold• more t>arpon'"' I'Clwcr and •PI'fo•<h "'aood for the h•&h sohool illld if>de scbool financial fHOUtCt"\ in I he rorm o( mcmiknhtp dUf'lo ttackn. IMy rtprt.J.t'nt nut not for uni"¥Cfl1t)' Accordont to the Pl<>tclcnt of tht AFl \ local pcorcnor' .. ~C A~w..tr E)t-cutnc Aaron Alexander 1old SUNY a!Tilo>~c. Unurd Unl'trSII) Profcllion> (UUI, Tht Sprrrrum thAt PSC '1w no qWIITel .,ith the Wilham Allen, til< AAUP need> money 'Mcont>mh1p hil\ drawd."'lhr UB h1"ory pmfcls:or saud.nulln& thts N[A ... Alt~andcr mcntiont-d th3t there is "'no bc.Mfit dc11~rd from the '-'Omp('fitkm" btrwcen AFT and l'i JUS:t a poroon O( '"D t~al pt'Obltm with muons tn Urli\>C:Il11k'\, .. f'ILA. rt~ A\SOC111tc EucUlh'e uid hc would lilr.c ThtrC" arc: many 1\AUP m~mbcr> tu UO e<cotd•nato n1ou· ~oopcr:uaon bctwtcn 1~ two ¥JOU11S tn 1h<' IU1Uit.th.•\J)IIC' the' hostllhy h()tn Allen. Allen l lw lcxol UUP head >aod lh<> rconatn wilh Who1 1he PSC·AAUP mcr&<r will mun for UB " AAUP bccoU>< I hoy (tel "a •cn>c of loyoJI~" 10 th1• th:u the reported N YEA challr~c ekciion th" Spring mg•nozouon. "H<II,I wouldn\ hA•e m) JOb lf11 w ll1n\ amor\l SUNY umvcrsaucs 11 Wllikcly The no raidlns foo AAUP." 1\lkn related . d:.1US<' prcvcnu AAUP from allylng in a t halltn£t "'ilh 1 htrt n rurtht• ...gnlf'icii'KC In Ihe fWO~CtJ PSt Loc•t UUP Cl\eQtt t P,.. l6ant WI!Ue m AoUttl NE.A, tnakma U impo!i.>ib't- for NEA to ta ~ e O'\tr ""UP mtf&tr . h could malt lift ta'llit!r ror UO\ And "H•II I • CNJNin f itlvf' "'~ lob rl 1' •un I lot ·~UP Ulll'\ "mrpbu<l..s. And uruon due>," xrocdll1! to '-' ~ ,. \ fl• n UU P btcau.. t or 1hc' -nn uud111,1" cl:ilhC < l'flt~TI('d In 1M prOJ'IC)..td mtrgC'I q~ru 1\llcn. • - SA plans Academic Week 'Nith debates and exhibits Srud<nts wtll ha\t an opPOnunn) tlus ,. . .l to :m thell g.npcs "'"" f~tuiiY o.nd admtnlstrAIOr\ :llld to !urn more about xadtmt< dubs dunna th< Unc•<r>~t) '• fiN AcAdtmt< \\teL. ., SPOnsortd by the Stud<nt Auoc~110n\ AcademiC Club>, the "'«L·Iongt\tnt wtll be pullt"' rclatl><l) unlno" n student ltlfOUps mto the SllOth&l>\. ••pla~n<d CoordiNitOr Carol Kaplan. "Studem• havt heard about I hem but don\ rtall) Lno" what lheJ'rc abou1; •he rcmarLcd Tontghl 1hc quest tOn offtochtnJ quallt) "'til be rautd a1 a forum lltl<ll "What rs Cood T r:l<'htnJ?- The dt>Cu>SlOn "'II bt held~~ J pnt m I he C:•P<'n I ounJ< L:l>t semut<t Oor<ctOr or AcAdcmK AfT~'" I aurcn Sh•Ptro submotttd a rcPOn on Quaid)' tcach•na to the Facull) Stn31C r.cculr•e Commtll<t "hkh (ocustd on the rtlai 10nshop bti'Hen <tudcnu and facull). At \h,; forum. studtnts "ill bt allo" <d 10 o!Tc:r lhctr 0" n \"'"'on th< >UbJ<Ct and male suggcJ110ns to 1mpro•c an) conOicts Th< second forum. "I> Our Coentr•l E:duca110n Prosram • Good Ont1" wrll enable facult) and administrators 10 c\plain lhe ofltn compUc-a!ttJ ~~~ut und dl.\\.U'"' " ' mttU$ The highh&ht t ht " eel "Ill he an Acadcnuc Fa11 h<lll ndal tn ''"' Squrre Hall rlllmorr R..orn from 8 un1 10) rn• . The Si\ \ 4l Acad<mtc Club• "til hn~e "'"pia) bo.l•)th> set up •r " ht.:h th<\ will g.ht dtmOfbH:IHOil) f('ntt.' llllJ lhcir dcpanmcnt\ lntnnt~. h1r c.ampk. 1-:npl•n outltn<'d. the L311guaae dcpatrrncr11 s will be ofFering ethmc food~ from hncl&n ··ounlfi<i . ·1 I'< Unl•cnohv Um11n 1\ett•ltlh lloard tUUAOl "ill be \uppl~tfl& onusk lor th< farr . To encourage partkrj)lltion. a Commuter llrenHa>l consi>t ll\8 ol cofft< 3nd dougltnu" " til aho Do< &oin~ on "' 1h< Fillmore Room , During the" ttl lltdi>•tdual d11b> '"II tx- ht>ldm11 th<tr 0« n tours, lectures and lilm <'<nt<. Thr club> "ell b<- arrconpl lfll. to male or ...,.cr. TO fHE RESCUE: .,.,._ Ul "-.euott " t,lSO alftbUI.anc:a .wrt..cl oft CM'IIPUI ,_.. ntwno.~~r . drtlven Ito"' • O...ef"t 'ot M\ Auttum, N.V. TM ~~. • ,Ofd f cOt>OitM l50. wtU not be put !nto ust Wfthl 1M 1\tte:ut ~· v•t• • lteW\Ie ,.,... the $ttlt 10 .oMe ' ' ' " pert.ad at "*"''' lt-••DM+H to c:om• .,...,...n..-• uw ht F.en.M"y~. ~14 tMf\. tM ~· ~ will 0. ~k s.·tett Gift Otp..rl"'"' ot ,,..lpK.I'it~-..lt..tl" Amn.t•l C.mP"'•· • nd ••II b+t v.H ~ AciNft.•"- to tr••~ &qu..ad mtmbera In tlntiQtncy runaporttllon ltcP,"IQuU. Accor<Ung to EncufiM D.r.ctor ol 1M SQu.d Onlilf ~oflmen. on4y flwt P"Ott .,. e~u.ed to driv• ltw ~cit •• th~ "'"'· ... 1'\d ..,. won't b6 n oui to get e nd ~>•••-•• .,u, th•l •o•\•d oul • Hh lhl te"""' ~nltttltlon."" pr•tt"• itUdc.'nt l J'A lfC r or1he1r C'\t)1t'lt'-C tlnd JI~O t n promOte nu:nebc:rsh1p. AUTHOR AND COMMENTATOR .LOYIS S. KARCHEFSKY To Speak On The Topic 01 Valentine's Day Issue f4nday, f4ebruary 13th 10 words tor a buck! 1Radline 5prn, Wedneg)ay the 11th ISRAEU DEFENSE & SECURITY Pa~s fOil rltE 1980's Wednesday, Jan. 28th at 8 pm In room 337 Squire Hall, MSC Coffee and Danish will be ser~ed Spo~soud by JEWislt STudl NT UNiON �~ suorts- ~ ! ~a leers down Cortland, ~ ~ ~p 0 :oc 7-2 Dtl»ld Cuju $prctr11• St•ff Wrlra "Wt~t MUI no1 cht cum chat linishtd 1980. bw W<~< comlna bkk""" pinina conrld<n<<." com~nctd UB hoc:k.cy coac:b Ed Wri"" aft<r his t<am bell cht vl•klna Corcland Scacc Rtd o.-.a<>ns. Tilt 7-7. victory Wtdnosday n<nina pvc cht Bulls thtir s!tth win orcht stuon. auys •• 11iU htoilacina coo much." Wria)Jt added. However, lh< httkaclon ht spot< or was nocappartoc in cht r~tst porlod,as win&<fiCrich Sawyer i&niltd cht Bulls scorinaspr« jusc 36 stconcb alt<r cht inllill rae..._ oiL Takina a.,... rrom Ook G1tfM, Sawyer fired cht puck past Con land ~ 1:1ouc Rtt>ts, 1M111 UB cht ltad-and thty nt\'tl looked bkk . Conland ptlllltico ltd co cht otxt c•o Buffalo aoaJs, as Oak Guynn Glkd cbr ott on both Otcaslons. Wricbc cmplw.ized cba cht Bulls po•tr· play •iD n<ed conoidcnblc work ill order coachic•·e tb< conslst<ncy it has b<en lackic11 1•<1) . On chtse ,,.o ponicular occasions lho...,, UB made cht ~· or lilt ·~--lon-chus eamina lhtmsdvcs ••~ . . . lhtct pi<U$hion. JUil be (en tbr tnd or tht poriod,cht Redo._.......,...., lo ICIIht puck.,... Bulls'pot B1ll Kaminstaco slkt cht UB ltad co J-1. Out co a mix-up in dcftn>t assi~J~mtnu, Conl.tnd forward Tim Januul poked In ch• Red Drllon~ ram aoaJ. Wri&h1 poinltd ouc rh11 ddtnsivt brtakdowns have hun cht Bulls thw far. as ht diaa,..,.,<d cht cum~ prncrdures on cht locker room door. "I "'ur plan to &voce time m our practices to workina on ddcns.c ... Tht Bulls belli\ cht sttond porlod by immcc!ialcly not china chei• rourch aoal. lhiS onr romm, o rrlht l l l d of Mark Werdtr. The second poliod ..... • marked dcchnt tn tohn a.. rnrss o n bcnh sicks. Tht Bulb used <nthus,.su< >L•H.. and <htck•~J. llona with sohd aoal<<ndina co or&tc chttr r - d I>I•Y· b •or~<d for cht most pan , l...tii!J co cwo addttlonal caitt<s. Oot by Dran Carntroo,cht .,._.om Rob Nuc:her<no. Cortl.tnd. oo che ochtr hand, made • areac number or bad.,..... and cr<atd .. ..n~ ddOfdtr-• ilh l<atn membeos ITcclaacirla around che nnk . Howc-.r.chty dld 1111111JC co squeeu one mort Joal,lhis rtsull"'' from ~htr - · . . . , . t h o defensive cocpo. Tbaclmo Sc.-.c Ellllt <opiclli:ed oo UB'l blund<r T lptn41p Both l<&mJI;,htencd up ror lilt chird poriod. "T'bry played wcU !hal Wt ponocl," OCMd Wri&N . "1rchcy'd hav< played I he whole pme likolba lht oUicomt m...,_ hnt bnn dir£t rtnt." But Con ~ could noc mu..cr aoy mot< oiTetU< durinJche chird poriod, wlul< UB\ Dran Cameron tippc:d in che pmo's final aoaJ. II tndtd chac "'ay-1·2. a wcU ducrvcd. if unallmorous victory. "The JUYI play<d 110011 pme," Wriahc praised biuquad. "II\ I <IPibl< C<am. Due we tlrl\ play U~ we did loniahl and CAptcl to beOIIhe SU011C<t IC'atiU."' B.U l lu: Dolo GltYM and Dron Carncrot~ t ath <olle<c<d cwo IOilJ, with Guyllll pi<kinJ up 10 additional IS$ill • . . . Brian Plltcklabo t hippc:d in with lhrcc wioll .••• Tb< ...... \ JOOd $po!Umanship award JOU co Conl.tnd'l Torn Hull, who slanuncd U B ..,..u. BiU Kamwu inlo che boatds • • b l'h < secOI!ds rtmaini"' in the corxest. IJIEAICAW~Y: ... _ _ ,_ ____,.. _DI _ _ _ a..,-_ -' """_, ~----·-·- Guynn top scorer so far for Bulls Tbr hockey Bulls have rumb<d up cbr r~t~t half or chtir scuoo, sportlnJ • 5-4-1 ;;;:;'!; The rollowiaa are scaistia roc cho top 10 playtn up co WI S arunla)"s ~co ,. ...... , _ t 'L .. OUt • J ..... y ..... lJ MWkWutlcr 1J 11 II . ..--*' IJ '.. o.r... lW Sr. llW Sf. lft.ll Sawytr te.t••~ c _()......., II.W 51. ltD Jr. Jo. LWSo• c r •. c Sr. -l'luoloc.-..o lloo0-1 _, I • - 12 12 ll ll ll a II ,_....,_ r....,... ...... 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This will 1i•e all UB V11rslt7 teams added aposur~ os wdlos al/owint th~ sports stll/lto erpond its C'OV~ro~ . • Th~ UB Bull• swim learn won t~ir first men or~~ snson :u Buffalo Stat Colle,~ Wednesday night, 61-~l . Keith BtnMtt of UB was a three time winner o~q>turing tbc 200 -yard indi•idual medley, the 200-backstro~e. and swimmin& one le& on the •ktorioUJ 400 ·medley r<lay ream. The Bulb record coes ro 1-4 . Tb< Royab buketball~eam dropped their record to an even 4 -4 afrcr a loss 10 I he Universiry of Rochesr~r Wednesday ni&hl. 58·55. Jody Lavin of Rochemr 5inJ)ehandedly beat rile Roy.S5, ~oring 2l poi01s. includina a pAir or free rhrows In che wanine moment• whkh clinched the vlc:aory. Maurctn Klein led Buffalo scoters wirh 16 poinu. Robin Oulma, w Janel Lilley c~ in 13 and lA points rcsptcrively . Tbc: Roy&IJ travel to N ~a.lls 10 1U:e on I he Lady Ellie• Wrdncsday niaht and I he Bull! swimmers wal bt homt to wo:d off rht th.Sicnge oft he UniHrsny of Rochcsl<r the ume n•&hr . --How to eat steak --· without floating a loan from your u ~thought your~~ ............. SIJ'etch to a steak nmnDt·u.iith trimmings. including AI). Salad, or ewn a satisfWlg sandiMch, we've got good ,_for Namel~ the four coupons below· ~of which 91JM"nlees l.OIJ one big, lliSty meal at a price you can afford You. So cUp this ad, and head for Ponderosa tonight. And eat steak, IMthout borro.ving bread. 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Hrn •II ...tt• v.cuytn c_l-f~ D4·HfS ~II<Nn IULLFEATHER'S LODGE 1ftCI AH N!\1Eiit$ACJ'f' ,...-ty r=tet, l2ttt IOpm <61tn·. , . btM p.lt'l'f f'YIPr MOAN£Jol u~,oflk_,if- 110w-'I'OelYf'att "HO DRESSER. I' litE-£ CAlS, one ......,. rt"" 0141. AU ft'n\tM, ,;we them • ~ C..ll d &M (CifloOtftWIIOI\ Of CIMW.. tttt.btllint ;: 1h SAlf f)R HfNl C.OL'OR .UIIIOT-"T YO UR !IATIDtol~dO tor 'fiiOI,I.. tJtJt r•tMr wMt you an do fOr F:"t;tC;iAa!iOf\.o c.tM vp IO TN .spectrwn """'Wf'l1e tor us boO' by N,..._f'tn H..lt NattatH b'l' C •rn N l gl'lollf\ta l ~ L Hn\ Ut~ U tiQUI¥.._1), ,,... MITC'H GOSS, I lOft tr.m,itrecf up to C•ll fO .tf&L,_ SCATE VO\.UN T€a• ~ ~-~.t:'.,': ~ ..-ron, ..c.t to Gf'Ow Al('h'•l• at tSvMw» Y01.1n F'r•t dUt- to IYOOW-"ic.aa encwL Ullllllft P\ttlcft-SM Wly W ote•IJ:S.. ......,... Ol U\ott'. . . ' " . ' "' AI~_, . . . . .u ...."...... ""'"·- )'011 ....,,, I, IJtc:. Boud of Directors (1 opeabtg) Faollty Stud-t Aeeoc. (FSA) AMembly (1) SAS..ate(l) hbllc:adooe Board (S) ~tM! Ac:dee ComaUttee (1) ~tal Healtb a.Safety Coaualttee (1) THE DEADLINE FOR ALL APPLICATIONS IS· MONDAY, JANUARY 26th ~ �e.ll Commvter Brukf&at. the nnt of the Hfi'Valet will ~ hdd Fi'tday ftom fM1oon tn the flUmore 'oom. Squire. SCATe commltl~ mull lomorrow at 4 p.m. ln the T•lbert Sentte Chomben. Subjoc:b 1 ""-lnus dodlll<w> mold"tt•lvdy. S3 pe1c1 lor portlclpoclon, Coli Pwrl ot 831·•744 tfttr II:JO p.m. or stop by 3138 Crosby. 1'\SC 10 I<'< up on Sp.tnltJI Club mttd"tt ond poolr)' rtodlng Wtdnt>doy In tM "'"lh IIOof lou• • Clement. AC. -fo< ln1ervlew. -lie Friday rrom tO.. p.m In 10 Copon. AC You • ltll to rud • ~an Posl Of anlstKII Dfga1.1 Come 10 344 Squirt on)" liM lrom 1·5 p.m Mondor .. 8ccvme port of Ill• Clnlv<nlty, join 1M Spo<tnun lod.f :;:,:. up •• l»Sc;u•rtonycioy w.s~< for&no . .Jot.or oo. The Chi Cmt9o SorO<~Y lnYitu oil to join ~ tonight at 9 p m ro.- OtK Nlh party •t"lD l''h.tg•r• F•lts St\d , ~.or ~11832 t 149 The IWsh 1> Brookt •• 636 5299 z~u• at 835-7750. Anyone lntuest.ed Jn he.l~n.g to orgenb.t: 1 Women'• Health Fait .top by the MYPIR<:i otnce 1n 350 Squue 831 ·2451 . Sq~& Slg Ep Ha.ppy Hour toOt~ from 2-4 p m rn the Squ.•• Rolh.skelt.er. AU those lnturstcd In Ondlng out more .abou1 .a grrat fra.lernity 1re urght to bllt"n.d Do you ha•t 0 dtinkintl p<Obttm7 Do,..,.. drltl~ IO Mu<h and not k f l n obJe to cof'lttol 11? 1r .tO. c~ to l~ m~hng of the: Akohot A• 6tV~oe$$ Progtom W~y ot J p m. '" \01 Norton. AC C.ll 6)6.2807 ro• ..more Engfoeerlng Se nlort- Two Informational M.ufont CO!'K)Un\ng the ptoftnional t:I"'G6nttrlng uem w111 ~ Mkf tomott~ et 2 p m . Jn 206 Fur~tend Wedne-.loday It 2 p.m . 1n 10. P•rhr. All englnHftng .-udtnb lnlt:rea.ted In ~akl.ng the PE uem 1te UtQ*d to 1tlend PSST ••• The Program for Student SVccu Tt•lnlng otfe,. •II student• ata followlne free., not·fOf'<rtdit, one Of t-.o Hulon wotk.sho9a: Baslc Lurnln.g •nd #!\emory Skill> COday II ) p.m In 107 l'lorlon. AC: Tim~ 1'\oi\OQtt?Wnt lodly •1 3 p M ifl 230 Squire; Toklng Ol•rge o( Your Uft: tCNMy tJt 1 p.m '" U. Sqvlre-. How 'o Lt"e /~'\o re H.pplly wM RoorrvNtu. tomorrow •t l p rn In 107Nonon CMI6J6.2810orc-omeby IIOiiol<onlot tnrortnM~ and tf'Olltt•tkw-1 Spanlatl Tutorial Proeram spon-'Ofed by ttlt: Unclerll'-t Sp.nlon Club lor clio.. OHIIe t.ng._ O.rilbllont lhroutlh "" wc.o r l e l - for -..ltllonn6lloft. <0r1toct Motte It 837-<1621 or MJ ~e e1 6J6lo000. :=.::::.,c~~.,~~,;::~ ;r~= ond ..-1okoo 10 ~iapote ln • ttvdr or ""''""' rt:tPOf"''t ao routi1'Jt ckntAJ llral.fneftL T...., frH- fiU~f9 ercc-.c~ o,. n c-h .. 8312164 Ugal bustu? Group legt>l Sef~;l<'~~ often h~ ttg.at oct.kr- e('d 1orormacton co •'' UB stl.l<knts. Do you M'rt • huring- ~" SWJIIRJ courh of the Pr.-tldent s CommlAioniJ Ot..S """ t.ew ltucknt.s to Kl •• ck:fendHt lor student~. Fo.- MCN"e. lnfofll\otUon, stop lf'l •t Ct...S. Optn 11·5 p.m Monday. Tw>d•y. Thur>doy ond fcldoy ""'" 7 p rn. Wed~5d41y ln )40 $quit~ Abo open M.Ottd•Y• 11om I 5 p m \n 1771'\F,O.C Elllan~ 831 227) AI!oOnc-, t67MFAC.£1tlcoU.Frtt-ond - 0<111 be -lloblo Quut...,, o.e- "' knlon lftlottsld Ia _ ..""" • ,.....tf1 .Journ.l"'" lrorn IM _ , ~ ol Jo.,malt.,.., No«tr......m Unlwt<"'J .noutd a>n<ect ,..,.. lo\ock ., 831 ))15 Do .... - . . .. , ..., Smllb """" of ....... - c.ll .......,. .. 83 1..»21. .. tbo C<ftu1l Avdltlot>l lor • Futlvol ol One: Act ~,. Wt'dntida)' •nd fhutld•Y •• 7 p.m til tlw Hamtn., Scudoo>• .M.SC 8l.o Moun.Liln t1 11 the collegt" ol the llts-\MJ •nd pttfOim'r"' 'A-r- 'f'O"to'C pt.•'· ~urrs. ~in. tr1p' •nd Olhootf lhiAQJo llt...lf'd 10 lhf: efb. You don I~ t._ Collge lo 11 ,_h61 .. e·re • 'l ot>..vt b, coll·"tt63621J7oc s«>pby456Ponec. Ello<otl 10 •f\~r'" ~n)OY F.~ 0\11. Audition• foe A Funn~ Tl\lt~t~ H~ .,. the WIJ to IM Forum lonltlhl ot 1 30 p m. In 1M H<Ond llooc lounqt' Portotr. Elhcon Pt~per~ one Kll'\9 •nd optiONII monolovuc J1 )OU Me inter«:~rd •n ...orklng 0t1 ~oduct~t "4111 Ste\o~ •• 6)6 ~ 21)7 Pt . ...tanla •Ill pettorm the N~w Ntw York Saturday kl lM Koth•llrw Con~ll lhuter. Tkkets avelt.bte- in lM Squue TKiu.•t (Mila BMC ofhce •nd raru•sy World Tbc ll<Jilllo Rtt~lonll &llct pocloln,. Fel>. 6$ on lM t(arh•unot C~nt ll ThHter. Ticktl.J 111111~ble In the:Squ.h~ llc~tt oiOCO' ond <ht 11/0\C ollke ~!!."~, ~:;';,~,::: ::~.,~!::~~~=';:;!·~,:~ ~: ~.~;u~ ~,;::·~ ~= :r. ~;~~ :.~~t!utn '"Tht £att1~ or Jil\edlmt. ~>e·· ., 1 p.m •n<l "'W~t· of F. .r" ot 9 p.m oonlgnc rn 170 1'\f ,o.c, Ellie<><!. "HIIIlM ConqVtJktg Htk"" tomottow •t 1 p m 4f'd "The 8ett Veen of Our Lf'4t:• ot a.50 p..m. en 170 MFAC. l:tliclo41 ..OrMton Tta ..,tt-:r;• ..N&gbt ~. ~ 6nd rn<He 1on1gtlt .et 1 p m '" I'<) F .,bu. MSC. spOrts information Men • Swrmm1nfl Mel Ol\llng vt. tlftlwf'Jity Ollllodmlnton Clu- procti<• Frodoy from 7:15-9-:JO p.m. AJIIU L.8mobda Ocltl..-u tOday;t< 3 p.m. 1ft 264 Sq1A1o wlil be !Mid.. Fot mo<o inl..........,. <All 636-2110 0< "09 by I 10 l'lo<toc\. AC. 08 ....... aub meets tomouow ot 7 p.m. in ))9 SqtAre. For mcwe.lnfCH'TNlion catl Olav~ at 6.)6..t6&8 or R"" ot 831..-616 IOmOriOW • 6:30p.m. tn 121 M$C. w...~ Goot"""'"••ll•l CIIC ~- ,.__- ''The PotiUc:-. •l'ld fconomlts of Nuc.lur Pr~ifer~tion" 9•v~ by Or G~n Sn'rdef Wtdnoe:sday at 7 p .m lft l'~ 1'\FAC Elhcou In Clot~ gym, Al'lj()Smutscornor-•tll:15p.m In I08Dieltndo<f. 11<14 - "EIIIl,-•tcn·utfloll lnlrlllgc.nce" g•v·t'n by P1of H.M V.a(t tlolf'l Thutt>day et 8 p .rn In 70 A tt'IHOn ~ W~ M e l _ ........ tho .-alan...,._,..,... -to< )4~ lor o rldt" or ~~oct.. ... a .. ~"""'· 7~p.m TIM !..........to mct1 Squirt. -.,._,._at 8.lt \arac.ll Folkd•nclng rueloday bt!gmmng With d;:mctny ,, 8 p.m .• ne-"" danct• at 9 p.m. •nd re(lucll dttncing hom 9 )0·1 I p m . 411h• ~lllmo•• Room . Squh• TC>cioY: Womtfl't llowlmj~. WNY Conlt.-o n. llullolo ~· Colloll'f,Sqvlle ....,_ 7JO p.m. Tomonowt 1'1\cn' t. ~1« ~State Co&kgc 1ft tho 1'1- ~. s.,.~.-. ~ ~.,.ky CAirtcf opportvnily~cll*-be• ...... I O - - tfo•llllooll> - , .. . ,jon )0 ot ••P,•Ue.l Alpt'tt·Bel• Surch o• How to Win by Ganging lntc,_ ..·--10- "Whtl Fcmbltst.J on Lt'.ern from Our History'" glv~ by EUcn IA!bob Ftlday ot 7 JO p m at tht Onlhn1an Onl .. t t"'lbt Chulth, E lmwood end Wtst Fc<rry. Call WSC C.re.u PIMnlrtg Oftke wor1tahop~ lnte.rvin1n.g PreHt"e11on •"" TKhnktUH todey et 2 p .m. In 316 We~. M.SC (fl'*ntt will have • <:hantt to pnw:llec Wf.orvW-'W'S uJing videotape equ1pmt-l'l'l th1s- worhlhop only~ ond Thur>doy 01 I p .m •• 2> Cop<n, ,o.c, A ~;IOtolape -will be ~own and diK'UUC'd. fle;swne- Wff\lng tornotcow. •t 2 p.m. In 7 Htl)es. C. MSC. •nd Friday •I 1 p.m "' 15- C~ Technklw-a f01 prrp.t.rlng •n eJfe<;~•"'~ ruume •tit bt cti:to.tN«d~ R~sponding 10 Ut.gbl Pre Em~ I"'""""'" Frld.ty 11 2 p.m. ln J16 WtM<. R-ord>lntl Employl"tt Orii""Witlot>s Ftt>. 2 ot 3 p.cTI. on 1 Hoy<o>C. s....... Coping""" ........ a.....- --~ '"The Ptobtcm• or Encagy In Devdoplng Countrita .. g\ven by Or Fr(!d Snell 'omono..,. f17 p.m. 111320 MFAC.. EIU<ott. 7 In lh~ FlUmore Room, SQulte. _ . , • .....,..,_ wnldl- ~on Irodll,.... lftqulrlH obool\ but IW<tc. In Eric Mel , . _1 Oountte. lnlm 10.. P""' In t h o - ,_.h S t - aU Ire umlon fret ~.~Mel tbo Deal.- Mel ~ Wortuhops WOIMII In Truillon. _ . thb -..f'or-t<tM t~c.II6J6.2808 · A C - e.J0.5 p fft. ptea~ M)'o.ne lntrtestcd tn rcntfng souf\CS c.qulpmenl call Brion •t 636 2957 Ufe Workdao,s - Rt-glltAitlot\ c:ontlnu.s lor thla ot Aop by 110 - p.m. ln l37 Sq1.11ft'. For more lnformauon Redt.Uoo Prote<tton Dept. 1 pre.st.nt.s 81slc R-..tlon S..lety Techniques for r~euhy. Jtofl. graduate llvdentt. undetgrtdulte: s.no~Oents •nd •II ochera Frld.lya (Jen lO-Match 6) rrom 3-5 p.m. in 127 Cook• Crtdll and Topk Ia Sloylng 0"""' ..... tho Sprlne """t PfOCI~Xtk)n. U you•re-"'LC!ftiWd,)oin \~$Thursday at 7:30 •'tJ Nec.d cknttl wor'k? ~ Otp&. of ~•t S<'lenc:rnd<b ~ Of women who thtnk I._,. ne-ed dtnt41 WOfll. P'"'id<d ,_,ow ''Clly R1ghls tmd the Uw" gi't'ef'l b)' William ClatdMr Wt-dnetday ol 1 p tn In 70 Ad\uon. MSC Is there really survlu.J In Bufralo7 find ou1 ot th«' Off C-ampus S'Ur"iv•1 O.y, fdJ 1 '" tt,e AUmo't Room lnfOfn\ltfOn 6J6.)))0 fllO\•ics.arts & lectures Ofti'ltrsU.y Life grovp .n H1lle.l HouM. 4() Capen 81'4~ Sund4y a.t I t o.m . Come: ~ p.!lrt of e dynam1c n.ew di)Cuulon g1oop .. hUe me-ell~ ~p~. Srunc:h to rouo-. work/study grant or o.s • voh.tf'lttcrr 1s pow;!blto C•U u• wee)l;dayt .at 83 I·'l405. Alpll1 5111'111 1\Jpllo Sorority Ru>h po!ty Wtdn..dly 11 8 p.trl. 'n 23• Sqwlft: For mar• lt'1fotmeUon nil Joenne M WilY Puct Ct.Otcr omuoJ plonni"tt cn«tlng Soturdoy •ltvnoon sc,arUna w1t.h pot~ lt~nd't at noon at lhe ~.ce Ctnttf• .uo Leroy Ave. ror rnou! infonn.Uon call 8JS-4073 monologut H•lp 0. 1l>0 nttdtd In oil uptets ol ond or(J.dniLaUcmtl .skills fa- .,v.nable thro~Jh Womtf'l t Studle:s. CoUeg~. Portk-lpoU:ot1 for c-r~ h . ltlfo~o,~gh your announcements trun Student A1111. mHU Thurtdor ot • p.m. 1n 332 SQuirt For """" lnlor!TIM!ot> ..U l'llu at 832-2.402. Anyone lntuested In • part lime. job .. tu\ o'\kohol Aw•~ program p5u)t: .tpp4y 61Jiy •• 106 Norton ('611 ttoct:: ~ Is A Untvualty tcnkt ol The- SPKtt\lfft. ttod«a 1R Nn frt.t. of eh&rec. TM Spect,um dou not guMaDlU ~\ all notlcu • Ut eppur Md rt.k.I'VU lbc: tltftt to <dk Ill ftOtlcu . - k d to _ .. ,.,.,... theft Met rnu.~c M ,.-uuomrue4 tor •.ad! ptlnttftt. rtOTtCES MLL I'IOT liE TAKfl'l OVER TliE PH()fj£, COuto& N1tlnt1 wll aot be p<1fttc4. Deodllnu .,.. MC>nAy, We4nudoy Mel Frl<ay It noon. wednadoy In 25 Porktr. E<Kil momb<r Alldlllon• ror ST AOE'> pn>ducllan ol Noll Simon's - y 1M Good Ooct<W will b< httd Mel Wodnt>doy t< 7:JO p m . In 264 Sq.!Itt. Prtpotoo • On the Job training ror women in leadtrshlp• .tpt6"1~ "Arrrrggh! -Student. alter be1ng ln~ed all her classes are being dropped this minute lor Spring 1981 because Studentlnsurence didn' t put throught a waiver as they said they "'ould In time. after waiting 25 minutes at Abbott Annex. end finding the Insurance olnce Is closed due to personnel Illness. and she has to beet work In 15 minutes m~l> fnt.e.rut~ca!!ls What'& htppt41lOQ ltl th! Sovkt Union? F'of lnfo1modon <tuotc oft he da~ FEAS Ofoup mu• he-,e • r•pretc.ntettve present. CAC sthl nt'Cd$ people. who .. .ne: to donate tht.mMivea Mel cl>tlr clme. Coli 83t-3S21 or tlop by 34S Squirt. - , _ tomonow ot llldgolta. 2J30 p.m. In room 65, ~ Crooo Counlly Sid OW mnu W..sn..ctoy ot 8 p.m tho RMhll«n.r, Sq~. on UB Rupy Club proe<k:o TUOtd4)'> Mel W - - y t t< 9:JO p.m. In IM B<bblo. AC. -..........,. Coml'"" lot rurthe! dol.tlL Mltflt F8. 6 •.5tQ9111 7 Squlc• 011 Cl)oMMUu 0u1> -u""' ,.._,.. •• z,J:JO p.m. 1ft U.. Clor- "-'"'u• R-... Coli Tony at 833-3927 lor rnoro -tlor>. \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Kc:uc:r said 008 a)'s we mw1 raise addicionaU~ oex-t yur ... Kt<tter &toomUy rC'countcd 10 the E.nc~ ivc Commluee. 008 has SUU<Slcd 51eps SUNY should_ ta'C' in order to make up tht" d.ifferenc:t_.. $0mt or which wen met with dismay by both Keller and the Senators as he read Wednuday afternoon. He ol.so estimated tllal ~ will JlfObahly be passed by the Board of Trust«~ within )0 days. In a meeting that doolt almos( <xdusiv<ly with tlj< biJd&<t and iu ramification$ for SUNY. lcetter and the Faculty Scnat< E•ecutive: Comm illtt discusud th-e C'Omplu dttails surroundinl irs ~ionday them aloud. ResidC"nt AdlllsOrs (RA) must now pay the S 300 in domlltol'}' hikes assessed over 11>< JXt$1 two yean by the SUNY Board of TrU:St«sT · be UPJ)<d 10m< s 2 St\Jdcru ree'" mlllion.lltbouah Keuer said. '"008 save us no descriptions .. 'o ho"' .• The Research rckuc. '1 am convmccd lhat chc way the:' bud&et Foundmion must locatr S I m1Uion and another S 28 million wilJ come prtmatwely from • construction bond lhal had brtn prc-v.ously put tn escrow. What c:oncerntd some Cornmiuee mtmbt:u rht mO$I , hoWcH'r.'-'' U CM OOB's N'ws EdittN Governor Hua,h L. Carey's Execulive: BIJd&et "J>ractically gWIJ'3nll''"" th"' - the Slatt'Halvmity or New York (SUNY) will ~ tW!ion anywhere from S IOO·S300. was put for\"ard that a tuit.on rUe will be the OuiCOmt;• KHtCr exclaim~. • h 's politkaJI)' wntu:n that way." ''The tuition hike will buy ont ynr of time ... Ketter e:sclm&!cd. "'because: the Governor ""'on' raise rates durilli an clectton yea~ ... cart) 1S term uptrcs m 1982 and he 1~ u:pOrtc:dly l('anii1g towards rc:· dcctton bid The President .Wo UJd t hat ProfC'S.SIOn.al and Graduate tun ion "'ou ld sec a .Stmilar, .,.w request that Downstate Medical Center pay S I million for the usc of che: Statt facilit y. Health Sciences rcptescntalive:s John Wril!ht ""''.J!¥b.va HoweU both reacted wilh di rll'1fo tntm~nl 11 1 Kr uer·, an.nounc~mrnc . f ood The fin.a.l mandiited change IS for the vJ.tious lcw:aJ campus Faculty.Studcnt A5-socumons ( FSA.\) to lnc r cM~ thr u \ltiTcrenhal ~lwccn p:ubh:c -and prl\'3.1f' concnbution to rh.ina wtltl)' conl. "'008 ltt'l, tht-y tttw: FSAJ) ha' c not tamcd..thttr m~tnuuom I,S tou great and mu>t be rtduccd . \ hlllt' of th~ burden: Ketter uid . ""They will Did ~ tU' nov. ho;tve 10. come up .,. ith S 3 million. Kcurr ..:omr>rc-d a.)!ienton' 1h"l SUNY probably by lncnasina rM cosn ... llad fared .,. dl ,.n •h budg.tt d(-alil\&l Wilh Kcucr ;dded. "They (I he. Suuc) !lie A.lbiUl). mn~llnf. ..onr rnu<~t looL a lutk sctounging \ICJ) hard tO ~;.rram offlht' IO'P of dccpc:r than JUS.I the dol~.n ... hplouni:ng tkf,1 SUN&' o«pcndhufC's to ktep rtduction.s as -SUNY produces >otn< S 141 rnillion in low as pcmible.• • inC()mt tJ'Id had r'tqut<l<d'tltll th<.....,....... -'1'~10oo<6:p6ifl10n$-­ bt reduced 10 S t27 million, note-d that the $hUt'd for mendetrd cuts, "'tttrr "-'PfCUtd StaJt· Otvis10n of th< Budaet (008) ~ surpruc O\' tr 0085 SP«trtelty in outlinin& Ubtft'ld u pped thr figure to $ 116 mJlllon. when posihons shou&d b< cJimJ.nated by the albrit latter. 1\lkt. Sucgesllna that 11>< Pr o fe: u.ional :.chools could .stc -appro>._tm:utl.)' an S800 lncrt&sC' Ketter C!tplai~d that tbe State: beh~,e~ thc U"'""ltr Prw~ RoD.n L ketltt llt.tl.II.S thll c.,..,·. budg•t "'IJI•CtiU//~ pw•t•lfiMS- a /UI/~ ht-'e various SUNY schoob. The S llW wonu the Unlvenity to cw 123 lines, ck:stite: chc: foct that U B had rcqucsud 18 1nore cmployc:u. or t he 123. 29 ....- to be racw•y members- I} in the Medical School alone . orr 3~ (avorabl) as pos.stblc to Jh(' conscn-atlvt eye of 008. E>.pla.inlna that u l,de.s a comptic:ated matrh. to cktemn~ fundma kvel'i-using ""These art sobstancia.J facull y ~niotU and earmarke-d -S pt-c i f~ly for the Medical School ... 1\t'tter added . Hr )ptculatcd that ran l•og lhC' Scatc's morhrs. Jay in the Governor\ o fTk~ . "'Carey doc.s not feel that "'4" arc g\:uin.& tnough from ouc MedKaJ Schools.'" lhC' form ofrttums.."'\M PtC"udrnt rcm.:uktd . 1\enrr sahJ thtu ht t.xpcc'-5 ln:.tuucional Srrvk~\ 10 br' "'hardMt hir .. by rh<e Go~crnor\ hoppi.ng."'il wtU be IOU&h to lind IS to cut m the' Ire& that locJudes Publk S><~r and the ComputoQ& Center.- th< top ·~Jiill,.. ~ The PteWdeOI .also liWJllaincd that UB .. m h.avr 10 beain to c:onsidt.r chan&ing ;,\ methods of pthe.nna suui.stical d ata to come the academiC load >tudcna carl') b) ~our).(:s-Ke ut r tht level the- s.ud OOB's fi.naJ and \;lriOUI (~.&wes bad a "\evtr~l)' ncgau'-t tmp:iK'I "' Noung that U B has1oo man)' classes"" nh lt.,. tr chan ti"c puplb :a.nd too man) student~ taklnr. morc than 16 Cftdns and numrrous .ndcprndtm o,.tudics-IJ(aC1tCct tht: St&lt rro"" ns upon-Kctter uid the Unlnntty "'ill ~u!Tcr at budgtt 11mc.1U u did tM yr.tr ·.,.,hen ..:otnp.;ucd ro otbcr SUNY Cr:ntcn. 'Wt ha\<t 10 lt:u-n how 10 play th.Js pmt in the t'ut~.· Kttter aold tht- E:c«Ulive Board. Tht Pr~ sid t'nC also s.aid &ndu:ne c.-ducanon could sutTer as tM Staac i6 Pa.nnna 10 CUt bac k on IUltion 'II I IVtfS fof both Out• of-State and forctgn studcnl$. Super showdown promised S~nday by Thomas R. Cocola Arts Editor The Oakland Raiders will go into Super Bowl XV hoping that , for the most part , history will not repeat itself. Although the Raiders lost a brutal defensive battle to the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this year, 10 •7, there is a more important llistorical matter involved. Inside: AdJ« ANC-P. 3 I And lhe wimers ci-e .P..f I Cutse a( the 'Prot!ifd Sun'-Pp. 9-16 I S'bal-l. 19 �An East-West tale of two cities·: will Buffalo follow LA's lead? co • Pub brouhaha continues; by Sttvt Simmons City Edlror Los Anleles. Am<rica'S ~cond·J.vaesc city and one tbat .inftucnces trends (J'om fashion 10 a:overnmcm, took \8) yeors co do "'c". Butralo needed only 149 yut<. S.. Bt:fo rc L·o.s Angeles <tid ""it•-corutructcd a downtown theatre dhuicc-the c:ity was cbariCt~c.d as a COilt(tion of Suburbs in IC.IlCh or' cky. But due co a S 34.! million funcltaisins drive spearheoded by newspaper hcireu DorothY Chandler. three mqnirK'cnr theatres were construclt:d in down~ own Los Ana<l<s. On Deccmhfr 6, 1964, the n:110woed bome of the antluol Academy Award ~~io<u-tbt DorocttyThandl<r Pavillion-w.., popuJalloo li&uru ore incr•••ma. due in lorae pout major downcown. re:Aaisnnce. Spec:ifkaUy, che roo.st.ruclioo of --clan A" off~ SJ)IC't. h.as auracted corporllc capital co the area. --city Hall was the raUest buildlna in town... recalls LA businessman Philip Hawl<y orche 19S81.A skyline. 'Ther< wasn' uinaJe office bulldina over U nori<s.• BuiTalo\ wmcrfrom pro~ct dcvtlopcn ha'tie soughl to provide chat crucial upper dan commcrci.aJ propeny. Yec inborn in Buffillo is iu middle clau.bluecollor popul&~ioo. and con.U,cina corporations 10 locate beadquaners htrr may prove. 100 diff.c:uh a tuk . The Blue collar cwslw its odvancaaecho~.as community spiric rwu hi&h. Butrlllo is the cype who love cheir Buffalo Bills-tbrouah (100(1 and~ time>. The rans olways had a specilll kind or loyolty-"'Call m'y mother a slut, b<Jt w&lch what you say abouc the Bills." The $UC«ss or chf "TIIlkina Proud" campaign has tvro Kl I pr«ccfcnt, and now I ben:- is 1aJk of I "Los Ana< leo Bawrul" projecc . lo the 16 yeors .iince, l.os ~1<1 has fouaht thrO<Cb the t.mQJ to emc~ as lhe tulttnl <enter o! the Wnr. as ..,.,....Dilon centen, holeb, and have luted both touriota and nllives. In previoU$ year. the one. and only auraction was the workl.famo,. - Olr•pk u cclcvisioa and motioll pictur< JCudlos. 1n Bu1Talo, the cbutre diJtrictlw sucoeuiWJy made And while BuJialo\ Liabc Rail Rapid Trlll$h syscem iu debut. Tbe Studio Arona. Tbe Play~. and thf is sceodily III'I"'""hina completion, LA $1iU talks or CCIIIcr Theotr< have Ill nqed ouc«s~ful productions possibly implcmcntina an urban m.u• ttlll\5ic ~ject. In !>til months-cestimOII)' 10 the risina,imen:ll ornona For yeors,the Qlfy lw hfcn criticized ror iu eodless Western N.w Yat~ r«icknu In cultur<- C'uy officials mOe or frce,ays. "PUblic lrii1SJ)OI1&1ion here b a •• ,_ joke," charsed LA r<Sidcnc · David Oomhfin, "and hope that Buffalo can follow Los Ana<"'•' leod. and ...... hlnk _,..,_ • • • with the reCCIJIIocallilminsohhe Jtune> Cuu movie 1><...- 1 w~.,.u 1 ""· "!::de loPialnSialll," thtQuecnCky\proopectslook - 8\11 l.os ~k:s bas onotbcr major project_ in ill promlslna, ewn if "'Hooly,.ood or tht l!ast"labcb.,. future-tho cny ,wOI play bo&l co the 1984 Summer not belna applied. O(ympic CorneL TJ¥ City Is II'O"'ina both in • populaion and io splril, while thc ~~~and wcolth llu c1111on or HoUywood, lle>lerly Ylb. and Rodeo Drive Cw-rently llu.tralo'a popul&~lon continuca to comlnue to satlsl'y So~abern Californim\. AI for clecU...-<cNtina ID lowrr pu=eat reveouc Buffalo, if all I.A-Iite calculllloos - corm:c, cbinp .-q..llild leliflal"" rcpacnlotiao. In Los Anack:• sbo&lld rully tolte olr--time In the 1990 ~ - .-..wnt c.... F rieru& o f C~ C preaent study,s ·ethics questioned by 0@n Holdtr Ct~ttlp u s Ed;ror -· The llglliJ iO down and l~e juke box brain> IU blare. Well )uu get a $Udden urg:c to drink more or will you decide to kave'? II tht' loc-ation is the Wi1kc-M>n Pub whcn tt'K" umc come.s to make thil Oecbion. you may bc bein& watchcd . liowe\lrt . WlCtrtainty Still hanas over an cxpc"rimcnl imtnded co ob"e"c studenl drin\:ing pauc-nu. Tht res.c.arch-<lcKribed 1n a preliminary proposal submiued 10 chc Foeuhy Student A"ociaJioo (FSAJ by Asslscant P5ycholo&>' Prore~r Dllvid Ptorkins--will vary Pub :umos:phcrc delcnnin'i na h5 arre("l on liquor eonsuinption. AI Friday\ fSA tn«'tfn$. law studcm and FSA mem~r Ma.rc OanJ. objecced t o ~ proPQ.Sal, qucscion1ng ir the experiment fie u,.dcr ch< New Yorli. Sl•n•ws or prfvacy." He commenced thai "1'1. FSA rs there 10 Kt"4 ST\adenl 5", no1 to be a conduit for psych cxpe-rimem,." But Perkins countcrt'd that the rueart'h ' ·jll roUow ev ery conceivabk <ehi<ll awdeline." He added "We (P!;ycholo&Y Profeu or Norman Solkorr. Oircc:tOJ or the loeaJ Rrsearch lruthtllt of AlcoholiSm• Ben Jon« and ~rklru) han not i.aJ down and formul-ated anythina." Associate Viet ~lidenl for S1udent Affairs Anthony Lorenuu i said cb&l '\his Is nor a dr:11 skuatlon." He polnctd ouc thac many areas art eoDc:erned.and thll be was ~y-mpathetic: to bo1h s:ide1." Althechairmanoflhe Alcohol Revl<:y. """"'(ARB),Lorenzelli cb&l "our runcclon is co utablish akohol drl.nk!na poHciu on eompus." Any loJoni,uJon arisina from the J)llll1ncd Slud)' would be used by the AllB, includina this cxperime.nc which "'lounds like mornlal whlcb could 'be usdul to us." acoordina to him . Balancins his posklon; Loremeul odded, 'The concerns ra~d by stlldeots ore equally imponanc." But L.orenzenl htlicws cb&l '\he mo« stlldenu know abouc ir (tbe cxperimeot). thfl ~ould l<am lb&l il iJ really not irurudins on IIudeftt pelVocy." • The; FSA posiCd a temotj./e plan for che experiment. 7-l. If I he proposal is ctiUcs commktecs, • .ll,bour piloc expcrimtua would stan IU ...,..., .... The IUI.Ikl or this Slllail, In« pensive pro)eec wooia hf •ubmiued to the Narlo.W Instil IRe or Akobolilm and Aleobol ~ (NIAAA), for possibk extended ror mont o~vcions. Thf' Pub was sel<cted os a research site sinCe cb< NIAAA has hfen for d01a oo yoW!J drinken and the ttTeec or onvltooment on drinklna.l'trklns htlicved tb&l wina tbt Pub would allow UB jirofeuors ID "'uudreu botb" qucscions. ADothtr consideralioo Wai tbe wn~eson cavern .~e. The Pub Is '1afae and~a!'led In settirw.• ..corc!irwto ~rkins, who odc!elltr..t researehcn woulc! have "better chances in · vorylna drinking ••plained -""""by ...,.rill r...a.,. scorc'icins <Uiditlo<is;" Oanz ....,d that. "st!ldtnts ore not suinea pi&s," and he concirule• to have obJocliom over the ethleal quc.tlons noised. ije labeled the FSA _ . ,,VII or the pbln '\"ubhfr 111mploa.".and wOncler<d wby an oucrii:li &ite wasn\ sel<cted. Qla he bdlcve1 that aller FSA - · · hf don- 'Uiink anyone w111 rUle aoy ob}tctiolls." o.. podlblt JOUrce or relier.rs w ARB, t.onrueW .,.pl.lined Llilar "an)'lbina can be bioQ&hl before lhc Board, and' we would to~tmlkl that.." ' 1llt ploD\ pacJI ((rto!Ve& two levels or review. The Social Sel<nce l!lllks Coaullittecreoie•• inl..,.. el<'perilnml,,llldu4lina t~ or lbo !'lye~. ~- Tho projo« is tlltll forwarded to a ~enity..,lde liuQJIIn Subject R.cview Commiuce (HRSC). f'tttira ~eacled thlt tb< Jo'l'cr' J111><1V '\ypir:aly n:jcctJ Ycrj kw"jiropooack. & added lb.ar 'V they ""' in douiK, !hOy poll i Oil IIIII let tbc HSRC ~ 11!1 it." But put tllo FSA k:vol, tbcre is iJD st........ '""" • .,. _ _, . ... ~l.bc---ion of~ll ......_..,.,.._~o!w'-lf1Jaiulaoil..,. - .....'-'ftoltlill'.... llill~--....._or • .• q~~~c~ ~ �End of an er:-a as the r~dical iA\NC suspends pu.blication by Seth Goodrhild The Altern>~< New> Collwiv~ (ANC) h1t' "'otunuuil) .\u.lt><ndcd publicruion" ol The Alt~.ntuu' t Prw, '" iu 2J moalh-old r"dl"'"31 cmd "·ontrov<'t)tlll OC'III !11')3.pcr, citing ouuldt- fi~cal pt~uurt dr\d 3 ton of tnlern"') cncra> · C.t"lni M ttd WtJncoJJ.lJoi_y.. uour lcw.Jf!rs Donald Sinnon and Oonni R3nd.z.w said the~ were unsure If the p;apet would publish 1110th<t wuc, ..tthou&b th<y •~pl•ln•d Lh< grou.p would l'On\lnut' 10 u1st As 11 r<tagnll<d Student 1\Uo<lotton !SAl dub. T h, paper had b<rn Upt'ritocing a cash Oow probkm lh.at had thtcatrncd tO SlOP us publkaaioo pre:matwel} !Omr,Une be-fore t he end or this s.ente-u er. SA Trtot5urtt Alan Nathan malntained (.,t .... ~ tbOI T~t Alltrnotivt Prts.r •oUid not be able to edst past Malch. althou&h oiT>tU~Is Insisted It could .surYin untiltbt: end of tht yell Ban& . In iu final i.nuc:, cntitkd ..Armqeddon Now!" the AN C aceu>td SA o f "tvtl, pOlltteal Of'f"rtssion .. ud c.ba.rged that SA would have suspe-nded iu publication \OOncr If it hod offcodtd th< student govcrnmept Wllh iu politk:aJ )t ance by tb< 8fOup~ left !~ polltica. A t pre.u time Wtdll<$doy, the ANC had S 2000 on the SA bOok• , Nathan rer>Orlcd. nofin.& he was unsure If it would be able tO produce- anulhc:r issut the wt,tk of JartWIIJ 21. Tho Ql><'>tJOn of a past bitt m>dc the paper's future "ven tQ,Or~ d oubtrul &J. n~cal Cootdinator Randu. o e~ploincd t he ll<IJ'It"r would go broke If fore<J to I"'Y 1h< ouunndlos debt. ;-\ t the 1fil tnd or their letm). li• ~• 'Piing. fomtcr SA Prosidem Jot! M•ymohn illld :r rcasurer Kcvl.a. Bryam verbally ~geed 10 P"Y an Otllttanding bill to the p;apt'r's pnnti:r. Yet this Sprina. Mal:k r<quwcd paymcill. Sur, on WcdMsdoy, Ran~o illld Slnno11 nld they were promised bl Nathan thar th<Y would not br rtsporulblc for the priruins bill. "THE EHD?: Fbt Aft•m~tltt ~u. the WMUy Cf)nteill ' ""P41"~ pubUc:at~ • tier hs Un•l lte""'P'PP'If of •uut 'tt•t.fd.ay, The ~oup d~· U. d«.ilfDO wu --vr .,.., thlo bUild on • toN ot coiNdl'tt 0t'"C)f•IW,, •llec:C. ot tM...-diM ttouOC.. Ycl the unrenaint y combltlC'd whh ochn Worritt to .ttop tkc p•prr, at ttmr>OrarilY. "Wt wouldn' know lerut ,r thty Altrr••ll•• Prns has sloppo:d publlsruua. would ""' the dtbo orbitrarily pondln& tht Mark,wbo dl& on House Counc:n.u~ coount orttw: "PO,per," Sinnou uaucd . Th< 1\NC also had probl•rru with iu roommate Th.Curwrt-a Sub Board 1 publication. Accused ol •abotoging the weekly feat ure maaazinc\ Octob<r poii,Lb< AN"C Wl5 reprima:ndtd and s tudent JQ'~"t rrunenu- decided it WB.S better if' the rwo wert 'ep;lratt:d Student officials bad hopt'd tho! the 1\NC rould be moved to ruom 354. ar:~.nsrerriog. the- New Yor ~ Public lnte·r c_,t Rtseareh GroupjNY PlRGI down to th< vacant UO , Rathcr than dit • slo.. deillh. the ANC ln,dfr' C'OOCcdtd I tlty Would •'nU. h<t to OU1 w11h a bana: Publishing al~ p;agt final ISSue. Sumotl and Rand.tlo -"'&Jd th~> 'tlrerc demor:dlted by aU thor rmandal problems ~nd pohto<al thru•l upon the group b! SA. But both OitH'tor of Studea t lco•inPI'!t• Curr•nt room 307. I'IYPIRG Pro,rct Coordinator Leasd Smith ex plllintd •hat he: wu ready lo make the change. and O r~"' rnLallon> Bill Mack and Nat han 3.\~rtcd they w ert· simply cuncerncd wi'lh would await a House- Council decision oo rt. Sinnon was unsure Jft~ pr()posed swhth fiscal ruponstbditt i.lld w'trt not lnOutnced would h"''"'' llM AAtml.,. Hews. Cotl.ctJyt,, "-• m at~ri alh:r no\V tha• TIJF Wcdntsday, "If a club need• •poet, n1 b<lp lt gtt II. biJI if tbt 1\NC 1$ not rruuing anymore, they do not heed space in Squire- Hall." 7bc OthtrOee' The issue: ~~ as robe decided :u yescttd-ay's Hou.w Cowtc11 mccc in,a, ~ delaU.S were: unavailabft lU press time~ Political problem! had hamporcd 1h< publicatiOn throvaltout II> bncf and <tomty history. Born Tht! O thtr ~. n soon g.aintd -a tcpUllllion ror WUat.'of"r'"illtic\c> tnd fot auacking oom ervatism with o. .style: and n:a.vor.Rminlstcm ofthr 1960'1:. coUective, with no one IC""ader to .usumC"" rc•ponsibility for dtaJina with owrltit and financial Qlatler>. th< Al'IC was lauded for A il> •IToru in obl.ainint! and publisruna th< Araonne Ltuer, a classified military document . Oesptt iu fal.IU(< to >111"1•<. 1\NC members do not bl:une the- coU«"tive approach. "Ptoplt do""' Ilk< c:ollcctivet, but ic wortrd and wor kt>d-£ucc.es.sfuUy ro[ a loot. timt."'Slnnou aucrted. "You can\ sin&Je out 110yonc for rcspon.dbiliry for thlnp you don' like." As for tht futur<. if the <tub disl(<tnds and tcrt.Un mcmbtrs wa1k into his TaJbcn H:UI OIT.:e.askin&for monc:j.Nathan ..,d h< wtll not fund any product e · Sinnou '<Ud the coll(cttvc would !!tic ~ tU&<th<r and adopc a walt·llld· ..• policy. "l don' kno~o~. Wh3J. 1$ n<At,11e :admitted, "'but we will wait on the t ff~ct of ytsttrday\ paper and u y and f11 u.rc uut "'hat to do Friday\ reaular mectlng." * Attention Grod Students Re8earch Grant8 Money is uvui!Hble for Gnld student rc8ellJ'Ci1 toward final Master'~ or Docrorallc\•el projC(.'t. The Gra.duute Resnun:e Access Devel0 pment l'ruiect uf the GS A hUll funds tu provide up to 8150 for Mo.stcrs and 8250 for PhD cundidotcs. Applicutiuns 11\'lliloble in rite GSA <•fficc. !OJ Tolbert, At.': DEADLINE Friday, Jsnuuy 23, 1981, 4 p.m. Stutlents from <til fnciJities n rc urged to anoly. Ethics Board ensures cr;p e. patients, rights by O.bol'llh Undquls:;;-1_:::.;:::,~.;..:J~bk;';";:id-W.~ba;:;' vc;";;to;"i;;;:';iii~;;;';;;j':;;;':w;:an :f, SiJ«trt~'fl ~ w~'~~" to f\l,ve: il."' Accordina to Pftkins, •nrormcd conscm docs not nccusariJy mc-.iD:l a ~:ipa:l urr. bul couJd me-an The dn"" ""d need for social rtSC111<;h ofttn pushes a ' iafl Wami.o& Pttb goen that research was JOin& on. regarebc.B to conduct expcrimcma: which sometimii sxrifoct tbt wtlf~ of lh<lr hlllllllll nbje<.u. To Elllk Rule• ctUun lh< righB o(,. tbc p;~~ienu. stJict ttbbl When an <~P<timcnl<r ha5 a Study In mtnd. il mu..t flnt b< written liP Wtlh 1111 aspect> or th< cxporimcnt guidc!iots have been -...ablished . This conlliet occaJionaJly awa l~tan:btn 10 Slrain lO win dearly l pt'Ued otJt. Then 111< proposal aocs to two ~ov..r of expe-.iimenu from ethics com.m.itctc:l, memb<rs or the ~cbolo&Y Otpanmc:nt \ Ethic. Committ~. The entir< committee is composed or fow Which, if vetoed, arc cot~S~de:rcd Wltttuc:al. poycboloar professors, whQ indepondtnt(y review th< ExtliJPliCyloa tbe problem or psycholoaical propo>al. U 11 poS<J a problem, a consensus is eJ<perimeo" Is th< proposed Rudy or lh< WUkW>n ntedtd.Professors John R. Lid. lame. R. Saw..,<h, Pub. Two UB prol'e.$ort plan to oboerve uudcnt~ cltintina b<havior io tb< Pub to 6ocl 0111 if drinkinc Rob<n S. Bundy IUid Bctoda MAjor coosthwe UB's. patterns It< innuenced by the 1R11Toundl1111. ~~!::,;~~m<;:,":"~. " We oClu.slly Asoistant l'$ycboloty Profe.<OJ Dovid l'<cr"-lns S2ld that they have _DOl dr•wn upth< fmal prupoul yet, bw lbty recently rttctved lbt Faculty Student ' Au«ialioo~ (FSA) ttntatlvt -<Wal. Wk h that approval, they will now dri• Up mon upe.rime:ru speci!ico 10 pr=< to the l'$ycboloa;y l?trw!mtlli Elhl<$ Committ«. But,I<Xordintllo l'lerkw.lbt.main issue or rhis upalm<nt i• aco:urinc infonntd OO<tmll. Wit boUt )he VOimlt11f'Y wriuen informed COns<tll or all rb< people Involved, the test doc:> nat fall wilbin lhc Nt,.. Yotk Stille Public Hea1Ut Law auJcleUna, IUid tbtrciOre carmot b< passed 111 th< n:vkw cOft\Dibtcn. Sov••---------• IRC Welcomes You Back With An Exciting Semester of Films. .. can' ~:;·~;.~~ ~!"CC::~~· ~~~;;•n,~~c';'; them." In lh< two yun that 9\mcly hu b<en on th< Elhlos CCI!tUIUttcc h< could recall no lnst&IIOt of • study b<lna rtjtc:ted. Ht Wd 1hat oeauiollally Lb<y find a pt'Oblem IUid send il back to the c~pt<imcnler for chanps. Tile Social Science> Coauniuee is rh< requii'Od Unlvenity·Widc lfOIII> <t>n<istin& or n:prc$CillalivH ftom dl!ftrent aatdtmic dtf)IIJtmtnts. This Sta:c- The Blues Brothers. . .. .. . . ......... . . Jan. 2 3 2001: A Space Odessy. . . .•.....• .• .. Jan. 30 Led Zeppelin's: Th• Song R.,..;.,& u.. s.m... Feb. 6 ChfHICh & Chongs Next Movie. ........ Feb. 13 Texas ChMnsaw MaSSIIcre. Rapufsion. . Feb. 20 No Nukas. . .. .... ...... .. ... . ........ Feb. 2 7 1 M. Cadd 511 k 20 Y. « · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · M . Hopscotch. :- . -- ... ........ .. ... ..•. Mar. 2 7 p, N..1 h Ap 7 3 om 9 t. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · - n The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Mtm Chu . .. . Apr. 10 Th G 8 -ful ,.._ __. ...,_ • A~ 1 7 e ' '" .,_., ....,1/HJ. • · · • · · · · · · · · • ,.,.. 9 to 5 . ...... ... ....... .............. Apl. 24 A Changfl of Seasons.. ... . ....... . ..•• May 1 All det• reflect the Friday of the weekend shown. Showtimes : "'·I 7 & 1 0 Die fend0 rf 146 " • ••·• ·• ' · •· •· ·• · ' •• Sat. 7 & 10. 12:30......... M . Filmore 170 Sun. 8 ............ ..... Dewey Lounge. Gov . AI , _ _ lima ... be _,;lid with ahona. Clllt-.a. - · ---... -tt- .__________ Cip & S.WI - - - - - - - - - · �r.---------,I . I~I.,.J'PJtoa . - .=r:::-~::- Eaplne Sept. SO, '81 -V~ANYTIME .. ,.,-..owt~· ., • IINJIIE.! !l.p ..._ ......., "-·• ., ..,....._. "••. m-.-. ,, .• !.r~t<>r::.''.!'"li . - - NI-CJ1(J(,) - - 1 1 1-1 I I IJ 11 I I I wl-er1h1t ~ 1 tt.ruJan. 31, , ,. ~ 1 -&35-')33~- I Firat I I Head . I Hafr~S9Zlata I I · I 1 388K-A•enue l I. (A I t4oclew... l I 1Pred.oloa. c. t .. minr DQ-1 1 Oni.T ssoo-"'" • I 'I I ~nuCoaplete I moo Valid . r ·-L--~------~ ... .... '·- . Small fortune still in FSA coffer G~ Y PEOPlE'S 'ALIJ.lNCE Is sponsoring a Wine and Cheese Party TODAY, Fri. Jan. 23rd In 107 Townsend at 9 :00 pm For more information eall Eleven lutk)" -.tn ntrs )\'Crt a.Uo~·cd The Communhy Acuon Corps' Anti·Ript T:a\k Force accepted the deJperatcly n"d char finan~t:ll atd a"ard1 and fouhcomina "ht<tl.~ same amount 10 rond in volun1ttr proarAm to prOlC'Ct Lhe Uni\lctsity'~ The award ~ill expand lhC' progrgn1 bosun last l oar. " '01T1t'n . rhc T.u~ Por..:~ OpcnliC$ A unlvC'nal \\-tl t~ht cnuh.nt ror the Vo\trnon Rn•dcn'-t' Hiill "'a." •PI"'O'cd II • <0>1 od ~l.~ HOV.C\C'f, IIUdrnl\ Yo ho do 001 hH tR Co\C'fl10U "Ill .Uw be pt"rmUitiJ 1"' o van\ to tSCort rcmal( saudc:nt\ bcl"«n UniHH.it)··aru locarion.t. Anothcor S'.000 gih "•u rt"C"'iC'ntrd hl 1h~ c~ltbu1ion ·so tmpro\"c: and benefit Uni\rfill) h(e ~ ..; 'II <.ommm« ~bocb orsanu<> 10 U\C lht ma~Junc Ho"t'U. acrordin~to ,M\1\t~n110 " l i nntt .. ll)·'lloldC' t\tnl •n 'The l<'thc:tK nt'N• or loludtnh t~< Vt« Prr!idmt or Srud<nl Scpcunbtr to C'd~braa~ I he~an or~ "'" aho mn)t(krcd ~hc'o abc' AHolr! Jolin Ntddy . th< nto. ocadtmtt Tht p<ot,_ S.rmna C<>mmoll< •~.,dcd li,SH un.a>turdnt ~> 11 mU a\--aJlabk lncladn con~eru. dan~~ 10 Ra~o.htl Canon Co~ac 10 for any -~~ lfttturt The d~monsrnuons. coniC\H, dc.elop • ..tr-auid<d n.uure tr~l daodbM re>< 'lllbmrtllnJ a proposol rrcrnuonal toornamt-nu and around ohc Amlttnt Campus. Tb.to 1n o pi= or oh< S5,500 flf<"<CUb S2,000 or oh~ award h» tratl ~o~olll nnphuu.c the lancbtaf)t''' rnnomin& ;. F..Wual) I). btm d<1i~Jlatcd for Cdtbrauon'SI «0108). llou and rauno. • Although lh() rrqu~td and 1,000 10 ~p orrsn rtumnin, The promo11011 11nd ~linn nl a mu.;h Ja-rgt-r amount. tht ohc Lire \\ 'oohhops PIO&taol ~oil Orpartmcru ol Thune and Dance d•~t,: r~r~=-~ ~~nd ot be aided b) an S800 prescn~ rrom wu ~wmlcd $3.000 for h• annual Sl,SOO wu ICI up.by die O rfK'< of chc FSA . The proaroam ortrrs 4i tu:mmcr Sh.akcspcarc rcsU\al If\ S.odcnt A<<ounts to aiialC< ouh varil'l)" O( trtdil•frtt, •hort ~L C'rM D<la~..,. Park. ldVQIIC.'('' 10 lcarnina r.\pc:rittu:est,in diveu:U'it'd skill arta), human rda«ioru., and acadtmlc and r uhural intrft:s1!.. The" Mlkhtd 8h1~c C'cnttr '"1hc- Ellh.OII - 831 ·2179- Y<•• S.\ Sl ' .\tl llf><' Comm itte.- .\11!4!tilllt TOI>.\ r . F~idt<)t, J tln. 2.lrtl ,, 4 IJIII in tla" Tul lwrt &awtl! Chu mlll:~• s Fur 1nfum\ltfion eull J OF. R IF I\ 1:\' ut 1 ' 6._V,· 2950 or 6J6·5J71 HELP 10 reach in10 the f aC'ulty Studen t Anocialion·~ (FSA) f 25.000 pol or aold, but lh< .~..·«puakes dc.rby ht not ovtr ~·~ Aflcr rccdving propoul\ from 36 hopeful or,.aniu••ons. thr FSA Sl«rina Commiurt' has a\Jt-ardtd Sl9,000 from a fund rreaocd to Comp11f'\ "'ll u\f" •h 1SOO a•-.rd IOf tht c:\f)a"'.on nr tdotllll'naJ and rm-ca11ooal r"fOifiiiU The vn1llr~ amovn1 rt\fUt."C'd ilnd ~v.arckd .... \ rex SJ.Z.S by Ilk' l ftt\ttWI) Spon\01' Proa.ram In thl\ ~r~anm , Unf\t"n.tt' ;u;JmmtUr-aiOf\ b«umc spon-.ou lor IOC0f1li0J frnhmcn 10 a._\~1 th('fl'l if probltn" •""'· Tht <l<><lopmtnl or I ~ c Founde" Pla1a ou~dr O'Unt'n. Nnflon and C•r><n llolb "ill b<aodcd by a SZ.()O() IWird. Ncdd) priaicu thAI an ICIIYilftJ program will tx esaqblbhC'd. ~imi la r 10 1thc: tV('!IU held a1 t h< Squire: Hall founlain are-1 . The lmcr·Orttl WAN~ED!! The Anti-Rape Teak Force needs Women end Men. Mon.· Thurs. One night per week for 4 hours. CountQ tru boom aranlcd S80!> roo - .. _. .. lu H omcco mlne Wctttnd Ptolfl-m . H owC'~«, that' 1v.o • • 116l arc t~ i"t pm c:Una the •u.....mion of 11<t111cd l>udanJ. - OMIJowmttn THE FJRST TEN NEW VOLUNTEERS GET A CHANCE TO WIN FREE TICKETS TO THE MOVIE SCANNERS! ..._ AppHcatlons are now a.va~able at The CAC Office. 346 Squire Hall Vl1lt Toronto • ... Pir'andello's M _...,_. -IWJU/tw/ to .itMd- of , . ,.,. . . ~ s.ulom: SATVRDAY.' JA11. 24. from 1-5pm In 339 Squire SArURDAY, JAN. 31. from l 1·5pm;, 234 Squlce Walk Service starte Mon. Jan. 28tll Buses will leave Sat. jan . 31 from the Main St. campus at 10 am and return 10 pm Tlck.BtS are available at 'Squire Tlcket Offlce for t he play until Jan. 2t(S4.50) and for the mnsportation until~Jan. 26. ($4.00 Circolo Italiano members, S6 non-members). �Assembly tackles several items by D•n Bo"' mtn CIIM#IlJ Edll<t' Tilt Sruckor A&Jocla!ion tSA) NS<mbly m<mber> sarhc•Fd In Talb<n Hall TUHday acldruslna a polpotlrri of Jubjccu ranaiJ11 from 011 &lllloipatccl milboo de lien Ill ft"d <O>U. "Tbe roralpo:rwc u no1 aood." Shecban indica~td,.,.,. also 1101 roo bod." To ease I be moncttry effc:c.t on studc:ou.lhe Staac will mw ffillllrt rlw Food Service pay r<nr lor 11'1"< ir occupj•• on campw 011d also ror urmr.,., Shech011 cl«:lartd rhar rhlo mo•c will caU5e Food Ser-le< prlceo rubion and dorm ra1e hikes ro Student t:omplai.nts 10 rise "'tremtndously .. In thr nex-r rcw yean, An aaaJnst I conlrovcrfial Suui!ticl Professor. Assembly person I ben qut'sc iooed Sber.han abou. lhc Dirccror of Srudcnt AtTain Dawn Ferrara opened abnormally l\lih pricu charaed by Food Scr~c. The rb< spar~tly aucndc:d mectina with a r<pon on rhe stucknt Presidcnl rcilcrlllccl Food SCTVJC<\ po•kion prOJI<U Of OCJO!Wions Wllh lhe admuriJuarion 'tbal lhcir pri<cl Ill< h{&h bcc&UK !hey do no1 have <ODC<rnina lbc lac~ or 6~ W<IY .. lbc Ellioo<t at.andatoq food Kf"ice IUid M'< "bclttt qualtty" Complu. food. AI tbal poi,.., many or rhe Assmobly mcmben Fernn lllformed the Nsembly t"* she a sktpri<ally chuckled. mcmbfr of I he- Gcrzvilk F"1te Drtpanm<nl, which 1 pro<cCIS Ihe AAnhem c.mpul. had conducted. S•oltt e - · lllSP<Ctioo or the Complu rwo w«ks aao and as a The ruillon f« in< ruSt, wblch some have predk:rccl resultolrherow,ha>norirledrheadminisr'*""'tlw wm rcoch SJOO mi&ht only be Sl50 , acxonll"- ro t he Complc• .., in violation or s.veral fire sal<ry cocleo . Sheehan, which IJ "nol aH-.sw«houghr."Sbcehan Chcd In I he report were the inadoqUIIe number or oliO ctated I hal • s 1.50 dorm hike ahouJd al$0 be .. .. '""' and lhe inapproprtllc plaoement or fonhcomrns. srtuldpip., and rorc bOS<S in rhe italrwells. Ft'frva Student A<sociatlon of the Srate Unlvcnky uplaineclrhll fi<e doors would ha•••o r<mllll o pen rf (Si\SU) ~prucntllll•• Jot JUI'Idn anoo..-d t/w he the hosa are to be used in Ihe hallwa)'J. The~ fore. "ill b< coodoccin& 011 orpniL-..mal m«tinl Friday 11 smokt could t-K&pe into the .aaarwdb. prc~cohnl • pm. Ut \be T aJbt-n St'na~ Cbamben ro cliJc:UN .,..,.,.., abo•• the fru from lie~ clown the 1111n •tnt<IY to combos the ruitlon and clonD hikn. All iNttut<cl 11udmts 11e inVltcd ro Jive tbcor Ol'inions .:euer\ n.tl and •r 1heir concerns• ln a relalcd mane~, Assembly Speaker Arlene Fcn11a's 1.11\'tUJ.g~t.on 111d MIO\*atk)nt .. nh Uru\otrJil)' admuustriU)fl ha! It'd Uru"tfS,I)' Ptutdc.nt ZwUiin¥ announrC"d that SASU rcprucntall\>C Tn"l:i Robc-n L Kt'ttcr to call fbr it mort dcta.llcd B.Uarcl r<sf&necl his posh ron doc 10 personal tn\-e\UCihOT\ 1n10 poltntiaJ fire 1\a.usdl . Keeter ..,.,11 tunsidrratkmJ CirrumvcnlinA a timc~tontwninJ appoan1mcn1 proccduR. Sheehan requc.n ~d rhaa the IOO~ 1010 lh< (cll>ibiltl) of btll<l .. thO In Md OUI of the (.",unplt\ l.Dd makrng the lilandpti>C.'- '" accord w1th A.ssernbly munedlattly approve his stlcct•on of T~na f1rr rr~Wauoru. Frnara a.nnoW"M;~d Szo~e 11> Ballard\ rcpl11<cmeno. Boch SMfohan and R1f\1n tpokc oflh<" tnaclll ptuod 1 tM' Autrn~)' WA) lho bntftd on Governor H\t.dl L 4... Mt' \ rttent budget unnounrcmcm b) SA whoc:b SJ\SU " no .. <nl<TUIII due to lhe prccllcred Ptn..:trnl Tern Sh.tehan .-bo outt.Md the: t-ffeC'I lht lwtloo and ~orm !v~<t They bosh Cllcdlh< rn..ure Of IUM and Cbc 1mpona.nrc of tht: .JSSUCI t i lhcW buJJ.tl 'A>OuJd IJAH· on I we ion ra llkiCtiU and dorm rau h1~tt fhc State wiJJ tmpot.C' tt\.r: mt'Mllrti 10 r..soru for rtql>C>IIll& the M,.mbly'> quiet -ovll •cd...-c rbc Su1c Uru>emry or Nro YotH . . . r... Early opposition to ROTC by Uan H older t 4lmpwJ £d,01 tonuouing tht- kc:xy o• atll\lsm tl\at rT\i.D)' or u~ mc'mbus k..uMd dWIIII 111<11 ~m<~npad,..e clays. rhe GtacWau Stud<nr Nsoc,.son tGSA) S cootc fO<oA•d rhcor 1 lotiday ni&hr ,.,..,..,. on !oe'l<ral cONroH•niaJ tope\, L<adi.o& the list .... alcu<r "ntl<n ro "bpras ow (GSA) o_.a>OO 10 the e!fon. O<llhe ""''or Ihe R...,... OrrKtt TriWIIQI.Cor.,.IROTC) ro c>tobluh • . , . _ . us.· Tbt '"Stare.m.enf ofOppo.tthon•._as PiU1 of • nane·nem lasr aoprovrd ;u laJI monrh~ GSA mcctl,... wh<o Scmo~c aucndancc fell bela" quo,.um. 1 U<>d•t \full Scnalt "PSl<OVal ol rbt rcsolwsoru passed by a 26· l8· 1vore. O ther 11~tn ) Ulllht' hSI 10dudcd the C'ICi.!tiOCU o( ·~it'f Hlrshma.n IS VIer Pt~idcnl (or E.ucrnal Afl.lllt.i Dd M.ark lJwnond 10 the fuuanc-t Committee The ~~e:..J f'ftrCIIflC,, "' 11h 51 Stnaton pro.c-oJ , wu cttmciJ mosa t.U(("nsfW nletuna )Ct.- b) USA AdnuNSrrauvc V.c:c Ptr.wdrna Mcbu.a Ann Steuct folio,. on& the re>olut1011 •Ole lhe IVO<'P heard 1 rtpon by GSA Ptwdml Ho .. ard llennou eoncnrvna pUm; for a O.y Care Ccnrcr, "h"b., stiiJ ln an nnbnOf'liC wq:c Bc:DMU Jt"\ot:aled tbt thr (cOI:n G -mOYtnc: abe~· Thtrc u. an unrtknwntation boVd, ~ Kh "''Il rc&f,an:t coo.sucuc.nu. tn"otwcod; he su:t Tho.~<: Ul<'lude Hcahh Scicru, the fa.;ull) Scnaa commlll«,lhe Suual Educauon Ccmc-1, AcademiC Amut' and ~ar.ow lldnuftl)lr•KWl and Jt uckna. K()vemmcnt of'rtc'a.IJ. fht Preti<k:nl ~trntcd thll "'Pucnu wrll have: a \IO~t" m tht 0.)' Carr Cenreo .• Bolh GSA IUid M.lwd Fillmore (MFC)-UB\ colic&< nl&ht s.hool art lcDIDII>tly allo11111 S 1000 roward smplcme,..llloo. The l'tnld<ns norcd rlw "day cart mak ~• ir po..ible r.,.- morhtts wdh ~ Kb 10 1111end sea-l," IUid <IUUI<cl !he f)OUlbifdy or fi~W><oal •uppon lrom uodt'fvadoa~< VDIIP" ' GSA Srud<lll f>ffu1 VKe Ptnld<ol Auit Mccli&<' npl&sned t"* U B" lollo"'lftl'he leodorBuiTalo Sill< Colkae .. ~ ace,.cr ,.., ..., upla.r year The bia<A Jrumbttnc blot-~ tO tlw Univcnily's uubll$hmcm of • "nuLat unit is 6adma sotmOM to act u project coordinaJor After iU"Iumcnu ~l•tC'ft Kudc:l'\l poup&. a compro.-n!U was rc.cbcd whereby t he pr»jlioo .. ollld <llrTY a salary, bur no academic crcilil rtw ..., "' profeu10nal 10b• would be clone. acrordlllg ro Mediae. "''w flUP\.ns.: o,...._.......; AaaodM._tGIA~~nu.. pond• H~Me c.Wiltvnttltl V•e•~•NMt Meii•• Nwt sc...r . .... OIA .....•ldlon'lttow"tlnl lvnd.Y"a OSAmHII"9 ...,_ ond Alt.... Yioo ,.,.,.....,,- . . _ . I)"" •ftuatl~ al.lfint I••• O&A- 30DAY FREE TRIAL ~RAOQUETBML -- VAUODA~IIE ' MEMBERSHIP AHD *With tlllt lid ~ WE!KEHOS , .• :---<.. , V"', . ,• Enjoy: • FREE~Nursery : =~& .;::S.twnge •FREE~ 11Dd05111P AU0 V.WO AT TID'C 1\JACAIIA rAW UCQII&TIAIL QJJI 80UL£VAJID MAU. 11NHIAGAIIA FAU.S kYO. AMHBIIT, NEW YONt: 14m •s- The Senate abo •ottd a new C'lub inro eu um.,l-\ht UB Nr..,. American Club The ballnuna c011re aher dlocuu•on plnpolnrlllJ cta"IY wtwt OSA rccosnation cntllb lt • " c-xplamed 1tw u povldu a puup a rou®u.m of S .SO ittd money, co promocc club JIO•th.. and the rf&ht 10 O(CUJ'))' a lilbk In C\.qwrc: lbJI runht:r ftnanttna reqwnt I 'tubmnacd budv• The St"natt" ~ommemtd upon she' plaanrd ~c ol foacult) ~c\ldc'ni A»ot&UIOO tFSA) land to 1~ To• nof A.mbtnl . (unc..t"rfi 'lllotth the H&hh of people- lh"'' n<ll Ihe panned landfill, lht poup crcarccl 011 old rcotn.mlliU tO too ~ UKO the late, 1 he Scnart .WO p>< ..., hoi• heaned ro T 1111 tSb<ehtull" '" h" \ trL4&J)c 10 cmurr uud~nt con~rot of nudcru mone) La)' monrh U8 admuu!'r••oo allcmptrd to dl'tCrt SA funds WlftwlUI pcrmtu.un rmm l.lly 11ud~n1aroup, Sh«h&Ji wrotr IU UB traders biutlng the a.et,.ml"f, Htallung. llesmcll to place rht GSA ·wto percenr b<lund h1111." '"PP"<' Afte, the cwCHind·•·h&U I'K»w mcrtmJ clos.rd. BcnfiC'fl commC"nlt"O t'fl ocher b.s:l.tcs itll1 hh orp.nJ.uuoo tt ~OJiuna on. Mou cruceaJ 10 thr Sonaron r> an Jll<m .. 10 ri!K th<l<och!Qaaulslllll (T M •urcod. Dunna tu. <rabl years at UB, lleMtU Slod be !Do ...., a.. pay in<rca>< from 1 )(100 to S 1)(10, "Ill< rnlburon ha> reduced spcodina flO" <I The GSA ,. pi"'"""' a leucr cam,..,.,. to l<&l'l•ou. pu.~b;na rot on rrcrea•• The EOCfiolr Depaumenr podua~c wuclcnt abo cr•Ku:ccl lonl booLitortJ rot improprr bu:t.1nc::u l)r'Ktten, overcbarP\1 on matcrWi and lax boQk O<d<nnc·foc"'lna on FoUtu,loc. opcr11or or Carnpu.~ unlu. H< complaancd thaf "'folletl rdu~J1o acknowkdlf ASC'I(ua saudfmt K,.....Kr . To thtm.rJ\ money."' �·!editorial l· ! ~ Our j ust paJdslameat? 0..0. ........ a 1111 • o ~ty with a poor puC ancl o _., unco!111lftl- w.-n morooleotTy_,-Ja,...,_we otiM at the ! mO<cyola bur-•tlcStoltlyotom whlch aiU.rlallstoroaliUOf IGnorea S' ..,... fact tMt we .,. rotting from Wh hl" a our littlbtrooO-U'llll annuat ~ ~·;;::r:·=:::·=,;,.,. o r r - t,.,. the Sta te'l ....,.,. ._ Ulro ....,.,... to IL We spit on tno GcM!rnor and lobby Ihe t LAglalarure. but neW«\,..._. ftmaln frustrated. We &te a r.acuwe ,..lh&r ll ·cflst~ l! 111.., a proac:tl¥e lnllltutlon .. ,....,.,.l ulln. and our disda in 101 a11 1~1 1 a dumpO<l UP<>n us t FO< the pue ,,.. yoara or ao, C&oen 11111 Odm4nlstrllO<S t>ogan Sepc..- eu~~r••llzlnOthallhemonths aJ>Nowoukl t>e iOU¢. Hoont~• ,..,... eno<lg/lto ~~I the Oln.ggieO wnh ln. Still '"" their impact on U8":.1 department• and ptogr..,. Ia nea~&ng ua ..-.d. And we have an roallled thai thla Un'-*IIY hao lane<t mlae<obly In ~MerinO ha or101nat Jflants his award ..._ Out l!loguaro' ro '"' Er11tor ctt•m.. fhl t lkl\ we toM 10 only wallow In our dtsconr ..t The tNe ~leng<o to 1e--...1p"' dllflcuM tltnoo Ia to C<Mlo cortltdence on lh e - A O P I-10...,... u..tloclrbeltevotna t olthouQn t"" hnutewttt be trylnfthttudltlwllf maU IOt.i.ncSdedtton~EveyyNt llnce (he 111* hal_, a ttu<l Cl\1"- • to liB admlniSlra tors. CcMlCic:ll>ely the ..edorl her• nave fal..S mlt~abfy tn mee~tlng that c hallenge ano lh! . lndMctuats dlta tlatled with tha t Nve •• 10••Y lae.Md ,,. ~~boM to apea)c. 0411 aga)ntt It When.. beeaUH ol OW1nGitng taourcM. fOf a.lmple. ~l lton tMitween unit a IN . .tM.~ IM t\almony of the ln~tltutton. lhe..,.actnW\&au-auo" ahOUkt ti'llnk of th4l ~ Wlt~t tne t the organ~uuon ts nHm from bOtf'l w ithout and w llhln Thl~ Unl\lefahr naa NVer been e.Hfl a& any1h•"1:1 fT'Ki(e eaoterlc tn.an the sum of Itt annual pans Oonfidenie Ia not etllled by ltlllrtO thOS.e cunning er.ou;h Ollttru .. the eatabJ......, 11,.. ot auth«Uy ot by MCiel """uno• behind ClOeld ooors and pulty Sta.te of tne Un..,.,...ty HOI •• n ere• sed bt ••n'I.DtY <SilmfUlng the dfeaml th.lt eome may eot\lurt U9 to sa11e thtt Ut'l+•ers•h' tetter l$ In ,e&POCtle to lh41t 110m lt)e Mlnah•re:, Wonc141r Comrrnnee. T!lan• you IOf thO ,ward S1nc:9 wo """" b_.n Mlected a• tllerec:o1,.,.t or tnls nooortMonoao Jrtll-611 a si~e exptanaUon •• In 'brdet to OVIfttde yout lQnO<Ince. As 1 toc:met wotker tor the Recreation Oepaumet~t , I .ome11mas had to ~tay my wor1-.'no sehldule request unlit 1 MO ell my C\I'SHS In cwoer (Remembet theM a.rt 11uGeM WOtMra!, TM aat'l'e hoktt hue now ~Y employees Nlv. d1ffttent '*Ot"' 1cneou'H. cau.s are all qualltleo In edv.-nr •·•1 tl!e&a'ollt'!g andto' WSI. tl'loy 100e•ve S2.50 per hou• ' , tne1r WOfk F~ Qu.atlfled OGoPie who do nol tetr•v• ewe)'l mfmmum wage I wou•a say we are. au ~,_. , tommate 10 haYe anemoUet IMMaentk>!s tor 10 hll,.. Fmally, t would lllle to acceot tnt awata I ~ ,.. ,, yNc we c:en tlay +n close eontenHon wnn tne O l ~'~• ditpanrnftnl r. Hnv.evor~ beiOt"o rou accusP u ~ 1 Cilascrvtcc or fgnortno the atUCk."flts' n~dl. dO ' ''~>~' f\OmeWOt" ano lin<J 001 some of the obstlttet H .11 some depanmenta ate conhontecs ...ntil Ut '' D~o~fltaucf11ttC ,., 11~ C'11hl'r) P*ene bun_g "'"'&oN"~" 'OOf\ n POII4bll iC-hl'dules aoo othet affatrs tnat t have no conuot over Manv ol tnem atao lti~~"O 1,e Bulhllo are.l 'or vac.ell<tl"' m;a~et wntch early sc:neduhng tmpouiOie o' Snsn .-ssllJant Ouectot of Rt~ltiWOn fJftO prerma,.nl 5o e-.,en thOUOh you m.y COf'IMS!'t tne,.- liM 01 IMnii!' escvsn thiS ts e.acu1 t~ ca~ St~t• a1e ne.-e lor an eouuuon llfst ttwretOfe flfOit. ,IIC)Otl• ~cetleGule& now and """ ConHoence +n Capen Hall f\41.1 oeen so low tnat we· ~en ~Od It et'lyone t\nowa wnat 1.5 OQinQ on Mf• But no one ...,m• ~. lnOUOI\ to antwet And • • we apl)foeGI\ 11\01,_, tnt" mofH,• of cns••-•~necl by mu&1 bt workeo &t O\It'ld - ac•de''"C: scttodulea. trw tiiudOM - ll'M poa101 l.ftOH wnocare.oun.., t nat ttwtyoon'l ...en bett.,., l tti<Jng 9fOWL Unlvera.l ty Pretldeftl R.Obe-r1 L Keuer. • tHOt'!Q tnchnt:l\11• 11 the no.m. naa ~ b&CII._a UI'WetaJty wkn queshona end doatMa Peopie rutr, r ., ... ~a,,.,. l"!l,ltlfto ~ ....... I P S HOW Com. )OU fllt ltfffteld JOUI ftlltt, , If 01'1. !'f•t'lt1 lhrH lhlffgs 1 tot ot mourtt Vft¥ litO~ mmlf and guti 11 ••I")' ha ve Mtu.d lot c1tltt~ IIJIO e:.llltenoe thtough Gela uK ratMr than D~ffl\ect I Ctton So QOIIIt M •• IPf~d't our annval strugo..• w1tn lhl Govetr'Of we'U M\1 .. L_~-~We'M • • tcr. dec'lttO"& put oil ~~~ '"' tnve ~~ toeontln.ue todMft Into tM fUtUII WtlhOU11t'IV reat ch.aneo covraa WI N+ve eo ottwn auacked IM GovernQf (wltn due c.IIUHJ • nd ltle Stilt, but fta'il t&M.111ke" ~~ llmtiO ~ wH"f\ Wt Will newer • cknlt tnat UB ONetvM- whit •• gets tnougn n•a In the bAt\ of a&t ou.r mlnda wa get Oll.me>ed ort from the! outs~ 1nc1 lilt ~to _..""" alktW that IO conunve end ut aw• y a t tne ~ve sti\ICtiJrt ot • Un••eratty ~ J2.:~~. S PECifiC GEHER~ LITIES t879 ovr Odllotll l welcomed 1n olroml llve new ii>IP<II to c.am.pu.L NOON 111r0 yeat'l later, • • are tore.d to ~CI It tat... eH The aGe_. or a conectt~rety "'" newapapet • u uniQue 10 tntt camous ana: Cltltfd tM N){m•· ot rJ~oe1 tVtfl' otn..- 0\it)ltc:atton In the Counuv Aa tols member& u.ul. tt me&l'lt no one person .-aa M dcUtd wl1h \tle Unt l burden ot puDIIr.hlng 1 product, ru> ono PMOC>n hOd to taka the bii.IM Of nea t ..._ L...,._ iU\Iu ana oebetes bolitO But n atso mea n~ lnete wu no one po«son reapon&lbte If rnemt>lfe or tM conectivt 001 Ia ¥. Theora ••• no Of\e ~ eo gutot the gtoup That'& _ _ __:__ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _-"l_ by Jo. .ph Simon n.r• wu 1 repon on tne radio tt-e other Gay that I)UIIi'IO 1 101 ollaftn tn the IS or 20 0100~ that """""'' t h e - 10 I he satO TV •• rnttu4H\Cino peop.Je's U'llno an4 DU~tng nabita OtQan.IUuon But IM Alt~I'\Allve Newt Co116C1•'~• tANq tuncuolled artd ..en weeto:. tnOft thAn ..,., betore Aal put rny ,. ,. ., Sltm Wnilman theta waa an antfnati'Yf to tre.dJtlonal paper6 on ean"P\Il. Thai' & album on I he *'•'eo 1begl.tl to pity 111 Amettcana with low loletence • comme""ab4-. I ~·t know eoc11y wny bul f h•w• lhlS e.ma.LtnO So. thO U-olty Mya gooci-Cyo - ''tbri... to rile All• "'" 'lvo Pross, bO<ne TINI Orlw OM by....-. ol a CcM~ F In m1 u medii II tralt wnere 1e:an •ak:h hours and houfa or TV &J\d not one bll by \IINI I tn IIC1. I th"'' I goJneO- 11101a 1.,., llnaftCIIl ,.eking lit • lime we're 1>e ouoc:ontiloosly IIY 10 ,.,m ~ng moldecl b} "'"" 11 _,., 10 oee one olrwo rou,.g, compeJtr,g nowoat U B ahown on I he Wb& I ....eel Joomma te- who'IIOrt "'I<)' .,...,, 1"" \llnu.nc.o mv of IIIII 111 ~ b<olllet-11 he !<new wny I "'" 10 _ ' ~QeCIAI "e>.wany,•f oald ao I waited lor Ihe 000 """'mbler to IINit ott. •~tow comel'tn rrol 11118 _.,.,.. alaer ..,...,, """'" oo Joe. Edclle _ , f- ,.g thll llu" --== -. ..---.-0Aon-.-- ......,._ . - ..........·-......... .,._ ~. SodiW<r -.r ............ CltJ .......... ··· ~ ......... ... --· -··~··" ...,c._ - - I oel.... that W - -~rt w1n11 to WltNtontl lhO - - 1/111 nolworl< ' "" lldvertlolng .....,.._ lllroW at him, It can ,_ don4. lAe I woo IOIUAO Lucy at tfle d ub thO other niGht, 1>001)11 )uat "'"" lo rlllll -.mylng with lhowt and comme<CIIIt. Wlllot pootlc<Mtty wanlea me thOUgh. t. 1/>e extent to wlllch people lot lhel< - D e dlfecled by roto¥1olol\. .:·.· ~ , •••• , • fdAbrarn5 I-- .•. Mif .._ I woo II o PWt:r 1/11 other night · ..... ..... Tlonooe - ........ - • 11'104htft•,• ..... ~·.··.:~0:: ...... . .......T-'"'U - - ~ ··· · IO I'OIIaOilnr.,. "Will, OM Willy,• I 11id u I poured tho mlxld egg Into 'Ill' ,... AtmeccMo II fry pan. ·Edlcln'1'41y ·· •••OO'IId w,_ loll ol o . . - . ,,. - · - l d In ~t1pocl taCatM 'I unttorm.,., ~ out • OJ( ltlofidi: n•a ume IO< I'OU 1o compare Bud- 10 lodlr'o SchUtz." • Wltlta tnoro _ . a 1... pqta &I the P111Y wbo hod _ , tno Schl4tz _ , and dlclrt'l - 1\.c - A.~ - - lhehell- golftg on, _.., _ _ - entat•• , Something wlerd Orll " -'110- 1 foolted oul over lhO PfiJtY W ,,... was tllll guy In a Uw~ &ult be•-"ng aome ,~ to eomeone whO was 11"1 HOfll~'o · klSIJng oM1111 gltk _ , to him wu puahtng a. CCitfot IIWOI>QII a 1/oglmoltc:; and ooor lll ' " " -·•ouynamldF-ywoooueellot11oo I ..,...,. ~ely anJotlng lho __ -~--row ·.111M"''""~- .:- """"",._ .... --'*lit noclded 1111' - ,... t_.....,,na~-.u~,_ ._tiC!. I .......... lila IIMgiera(Of." polhel)' W l»gan tO 0\lln the ~tot-:"- he l"ttled out. · .. :~· ~ Cln - I t -)I I hod ontO<Id lho TwlllpM z -, I finally-- thlte- no helping ~ Wa _,.--·and-..., __ ~-- ... .....__ K· loi, IM IWinQ In lowne like Hoolo,...lllo a"tl MIY"-'"'. Our - u- ~~~~~ Bolljfu.,.., llud. "ON ol cllyo,&l~"l -talw.,._..lfl'teatll. :')t.ctonoOI """l''l' - . - ol 10 play aJcW10. I jull - " " ' , _ In CltaguOI. The....,.ponoll/ll-~-~~·· II*WI ol ~- 1 llehlntl tno lltlrd .....-nL &>vi II you ~ now, we' ll MnO vou lhla buutifuJ set of Nkewa11 aboS>Iutott, 1111 ~. YOlo con1 wln unless YO<J ..,-..lone r . - •ou"" llt1IOid zmet ana Fall• ---l ilte ,._. _...... "'-we UllgOt. And now, 1ft 11110, wltlllho 01 Amotiu.n ~roy-and. ...all •• a- IOI10l to oiCpc!Ct ol lvtuta Sllerl/1 ,__, •• --lPouP. hod t"*"'v caro .,., - It ""'f - 1 0 "-a b - Muro, but rnol't lhe "(ay " ... today, J&nulty 23, IIIlO. �feedback f~ ~ �. !feedback l ~ ! ~ ~ :3 To drink or n ot to drink Tot"- EditO' t w as ,s.u,rp~IMG 11 the l...Kk ot ur1<Ser&tl ndlt'lg and resutC" t"Jidtna In the ec:l1lorlal concerning ttle P<OPOMCI alcoiiOl consumpllon aludy (The Sp«trum Wo<Jneldar. Jan~lf)l 21) ltte Faculty..Stuaent A$10Ctattorls ~FSA) Boord ot OirectOta tentatave IPPfO"'at o• Ora PCH~Ins and Sol._olf's stu<lr was not Guest opinion Time to lay off the Raiders w,,., EaUot '.s "o" rtu• /ofhlw'"9 wlf m ttttDOnt~ to Sportl Ed"c' To"r' Plllt' cotumn Ol'l '"" SuP*/ 8owi wl'nclt ~"e tne E1gtn a ttrong olton tnt> Dl'" by Eric J. Des Soye Jim Ptunl)(eH nas oonf' tntee tn+noa wh+cn J~ Fetguson na& neveT donf' won a Hatsman tropny, oeen Roolr.le o t ttlo '(ec.• ano won tnreto COf'GeCuHVt QlllYOH t nes~ accornphsnmen" att O!'les wntcn Ferguson wtll nev!"'r do, ti'Mty are PI" ot1ht!: DHI Mowft\ler tnt" third o~ 11 pan ot the tutu,., annt& U"'e- most 1mporta"t The •ac:t of th' mauer .a that JotFergu:son nas ne"et even won a ''"Ole plavou g&m4'11 No t one The fact ot tn., maltef re1lly 11 thll Jm, ~un~ett •s a great quarttft>IC.k pley•no on 1 grtat te1m Brian S•pe. mAtnemiUtAIIy tlfll the ~ quaner~ m thf' Nt:'L thiS sea~ '" tM pta'(Oif g ame "g.aiNt trw- Aa•oers Sua" Stoe Old .eot eYen complete one third ol ~IS. oa•ses Jim f'lun~elt completed OYtH 111ty l)efcent ot "'' pa:ue. ano IN Ra•~ won Jua:t lucky ~n fovts made the NFL rtcotd ~ trus natOn wrfU't nts Mtt&l M .p&ays 1l'troe o f "''' ~'t6!• Oh tne AFC Pro 8owt team In tne pt.ayollt aga•n•t t'M!' ~ Fouta did ncn ...,.... comptete hltv CMfcenl ot o•me5 Tna fUSI two ot "''"btl ,;. ~Mid M thtew • 1o1 of n•• passes. Jlfn Plunk~ comp4etedover .tevrrenty eteft~l ot h•'l passes aoaiMt t~ Otat_pera ancs the Rai4era owon J~atlucll.y J•m ~lJ:nkett l'ftO'neersthe Oa"IINJ Ra•cMfsofil'ftM The RMoeft 004: tmo tM Svpe' Bowt tty oer•n"9 t.ne s.,., O!eQo offenM Chandter. Chule1 Br•nch. K•ng UosM• van Egnan. eNS ScN:n nilmes wUh w.mfeh a.ny av•o tootbatt fan ato tamtlt.at Oalt.lancs t\a$ a gte.at offense HO'Vrf"i"'· 1'- lbo·ro, would not nave been "'tne AFC ChimD~""''P tney dtQn 1 nawe a gre.at Gettns.l!' TM R.aldera Otltalftd Houston and Cte-wtllnCI with awuome ()eten-58 Thf! Otlillaf'd Cl.eftfl.if s.elt..e<S Keftn'r' $1ablll H'YMI c<X.~nt &m ~limes In theil PllyOff QII'M Ttt.ey IISO neJd Eart campbell 10 ul'lde' 100 nrcs ShOw me one otMr 0\atoe,. ""'''"' oart ol any Grand Plart fteat or lm•glned) by lhe Unlvetsn.,. aam!n•~>tr•llon to MOtive the student ream wnlcl'l tlasdone that Btlls tans Will tlft~OabOullhe grut Bills dclt-t\M Wl\fte 1ne Btll$ datense was gnuno up 1 touendo~o~~n lau~ Ln 1ne game against Siln O.eoo ;.,nd ste•110 Supe' 8owt Ure1ms dl.s.appe•r. ttte Oa)l.tano oetense ~votdcd Impending defeat by Intercepting Bthtrt S•~ and brlnglng Super Bowl reality a iiPP CIOSf!l lucky, you sat The Oakland Raiders t'IDV(t +nterc.opted their opportents35 limes this s~ason Letet H0Yf"l atone ,.Qtabbing 13 ot them That ts not lu~h.. thai i& a way ol lite wun the Oakland Ratders Haye:.. Ht'ndl1.11, Matusza~. and Davis are just a lew ot t"e n3m~t. 1aml11ar to foott>alt hU'lS as membeu~ of ll'lt! Ra•det~ Offal defense. A$ '•' as the Bills beatmg ttle Riudets wltllOul u!!•no The Bllf& beat the pnargen tne ~am.­ '"'I ·'dirt~ crap ~•r m rfH}ul•' UIIOrt The Bills also beat • team ouartefbac~~ by Dan Pasro--inL twas at u-.a~ Q4mt '" Orchard Patk anet Pastorml w1s. slngulartr ~s,ole IOf the ollenrt~ve woes of the Ratders lha1 day T~~ B•lls were nol aweaorne and I am jvrat sony the Stils dtdn 1 beat the Chatgers In the ptayoHs .so lh•t ltle- Rolcter5 oouta •Y@n~ '""' regutar season toss- to tnr 811t5, ,ust tht w•r they aYOnoect tl\elf k)ss to the 0\at~s duru'IO Itt. regutat suson. I t,;.e e•eePtJOn to ret~r~c:~ w"' ••a wr••• o•'"- •' Sfr[C IIAlS; 16~ ol CJ.ittY pll'r' and the ~..-, ~n htum. A.t!(H\SO"' ai'\C VMiacMar'!ID. now a 611' "~~ere ~ the- RaUle"$ 5QmP ovuuona.t»t• hlta occorreo ~n Rai<Hrt gamn f-to.,.,t'.,~ •f Ton, Pew to too' at the $Sa n. •totn ,.,.._ A.a~· · thts ,,.non. no« Iaiiy duo"9 tr-e: g1ayotts n~ .....o ... ~ ''"" tnet ttw- FQidet$ hAn not beeft pen.titec u ,.,.,.., 11 their ~tl na~ tn fiCI, 1 .e any wrlte.accus•"Q a team of Clfrty otay anGe:.I.St~ng on tvc... ••a wftD not only tKtt s obJ«rh'll't' Out tn•ouott ,lS sou• 9'•CM'"t a1Uiude "' n•s vmtm.g iS CJOtng hiS re•oe'' '" lntust•ce Wnat fle ts really trytng to say ts U'll Moe ,_. uput tn•t ti'W! 8•11$ wef"ertt mOJP tu<~~~'Y He ••.5hec J~ Ferguson was h&altn., fc:w the San O.ego oamt Well he ..asn t ana II Jim Ph.Jnkatr w1ns hiS lourt~ consecutive pliJyofl garne ~@ wiU own aotnelhlng Joe Ftttgu:wn GOMn) OWt'l beSideS I Helsman HOPhy • Supet Bowl R1no DRAFTS 50¢ 10¢ WINGS • cSoPutat~ o' rocreauonat anOtor •octal acti¥1Ues. Tne FSA 8olfd Ol 011tc1Dtl consent Wll. In my opinion. a common " " " ttply to lwo membor5 o ' ou r fac~~~~ WIIO had 81~00 lhll mey 1>0 allOWed I O ~l uely whether oertalll: environmental fi\CIOf& conttlbUi e to 1ncre11ed cons\lmpHon ol alcOhol Furthermore. this consent was QIYen with u-,e tllPulotlon that II either the FSA 8o&IICI o' Oltf!lCIOf$ Of tne OlrectofS o f FSA's Food end VeflOirtQ Set'vlccs leitl lhiU S1ude:nl's """ " are being VIOIJUct(l, thO SIUCI'f Wtll bO I Oimlnoled lnctae t~tillly, &u ol tht' twelve dlrl-c:tors on the FSA Board are atudftt'lt•. ot wweh I am Of'le Wllh th l& ilmount or Sludent U!Pfft•entallon the tear ot ~n "•dmlnlstrauon DIOI 'IUt;;jQ&Stl patilflOIO, and il seNout laclo. ol conhCenct tn our studenl t(hldors lf'e'tC wu one .,Of.., lmpOftaru point corwonlenllv tgnor~o .,, tnt' ed•tcw•al. tnt ~o~em ot alconottsm on ampul AI a ~•·no ot th• UnlvtWsnr'• Aloonot RN•tw 8oata earty 1n H\£ t•U wtmeatet It was IM 'oosensu' ot the orovo fh•t !hi ~nehll Oeotrved from the W•lll.eton J)vo outw••gh 111 ora1tw'b.ltks Ho¥.~et thew dra\lal~aclo:$ 00 e ' '" • .,d the f~ulty..Student AISOC'tlltOf'l tfC.OQI'lltt' It\•~ tac:l to data, FSA Ns l)fantNI 4:fYt'f ~evtn lhOi.Olll'a ooltata to 0. Gefatd thofrw-t IOf tM rxmx~k c..t O<".ahnQ w1th •k:ohol l.bul-e on c.mp~ to re,ec.t .,., Qfooosa• tnat ma~ netp to Mil~ uncte•5Hin4 iJc.~ '.oosuf"1pUon and Ita abuses 'W•IN>ul ~ htaung Whl11hf D'0P0S.II tntaJI$ """Ou.C ~ "'"tiOft'ilbl• "to OfWO the r.l)eC116n ot the DfOOOHd Sludr ,,.,., •'• ~·nQ ,,_.. dee•s.on ol se~at eth4c.a tf>Yiof:W OOitOS lht$ II why the FSA - u• "no•• &.ro Ol OtrettOtS ONV tflnttd tent•twe IDPIOYII IO IMShldy II 1!. not ll'lt· puroow or 1"- Fa.cuUy·Shldent As50C ~-atl0tl to 1nvaoe arudencs Pflvaey 01 •nhlnge upon 11'11'1~' r•ontt Rltht1'. tl'l ~ eott)OflttOn atriYOS to UNO IM lluotnt& a~ wen •• tnt teal ol tl\0 lhu~suY Communi I)' as best 1t can I fut It t.a11tted tn I he best lnterts16 of '" conctrnf(t Cotd•ll Scll•cnt~. Pr&Jident Fecultv Studtnl Anoclarton .-uwo ~ u.&SOCIITY ----- ftwS«'eCCII"'U''i.MM•J . ~ ... ...... _.... ...__ __ e9H868 SUN,MO~ TUE~ANDTHURS AUIIGf ~ lfUC110II WITlf - *ltlltOOO I'ToaE Pll8&..-sa CHECK OUT OUR-IJII A'GIIt~st ............ .,.... 101010 2, ................. - - - -.. -t.-fW,f ' �Curses . .. Seepage 10 �·.l ©pr~dlgal sun Bonzo goes to Washington. , by Kristtan lut..:e 198 l f!'tl f_tumpan,ec \o\-111 rec:•;t~ 1he otuh f)l othc.;e i ; Well ' T he relauoMh•P betweeo Hollywooo ond Washlnglon 1'\as- always- been charactenzed by ns remarkab&e stupidity. No wonder . roa11y. wnh McCarthy here and JOhy Wavoe plus • couple of woutd·be soctali5l5 tl'lere. with Kennedy here and Monroe there (ahem). But now u 's all gonna change: It's no longer Mr. Smith aha.s James Stewart who goes to Washtngton. but Ron111e the cowboy himself. h 's all like 11 bad film The movie tndustry had a couplo of rather e.xpensive Hops recently A boxo()ffice hit Is definatttly in order- and according to che grapevine one's tn the maktng. t1ollvwood'.s enfant lllmble Fraocls Ford Ceprlosa is shooting a script by the German-American Kaspar Rh.ineburgher- the proposed title is " The OevWs Bet ·· Says tycoon Frank Slngtrala, head of the Family-Studios. " I' ll bet my sweet ass that t'hts fKm wtU make ;t. '' n~SJJ«trum got hold of the scnpt and I'll be-t my'"Sp()tty nose that thJS- film won't make it. It's just too u-n(eafistlc. We can aake the most unbelfevlble plots. but thi s one Is one step too far. Here is 1he storv: God and the de'lil are hav1ng a bet that 1he devi' can make whomever he wants Prgjdent of tho United State•·· God has hi• doubts. Right enough. the devil catapulted a Polish embarassmeru ln the retiring age Ot"' to the whofv•tt\rone In Rome and more and mOfe good Cetholrcs'Sierl taking thou awful httlo pillS. but oot l>ls beloved P<><X>Ie. oot tho American•. God gets to choose someone that he thinks w 1" never melc.e it aod remembet-s a tt'lird-1ate tilm-"Lunchtime for 8onzo .. -wJth afoorth· r ate actor he once saw.. The devil og.reu. '"In " Nol h tm, ttle actor /. An even tougher tob. but the devl"' stic:k5 to the bet • nO the st~s ate t11gh: the wtnnet win get the ~ of Silty Grah.am. Up to this pcWnt t he scnpt is ern~ eoough, but from here 0r1 t he quality of the plot rapidtv ded1nes. In no ume at all the u-.ctor becomes goveri"'If of c.Jii0fl'1ii;a. as if thete w eren't any competent politicians llf'OW"d;. tn an attempt to gain the audience·s svmoathv ou hero faUs the nomrnation l or the Pfesidencv 1wice unr•l he-how unbelievable-fiNly makesit. Hts opponent tS an ever grWvling peanut farmer Irom Goto<gill, At this P<Mnt the film completely IO$es it . No country In 1he wortd woukj pu1 up with the ~toes that tt'Ws fitm presents~ Aoywav. O<Jr hero bungles his wey through • campajgn and is actuaftv elected into the White House. ~. film continues w ith SOf'IWt rathef einin.g scenes o f a guy calk!d Henry Kissenge¥ teaching the new Presa6ent the bask: facts one has to know 85 President. The latter is amazed . ..There is really people llvang on th.e other 11de of the water? " ·'Ttwtte is reaUv a town in France - or wes it Notway?-that has the same name as my wite7 How cute . ~:~o~~~~ ~: ::;:ndo~\:.:::'~,;;:,~,h~~t~~~:: 1 r~ngs tor the chambef·ma•d. hiS second attempt 11 somewhin more effective. Fina1 shot , smoke dissolves: me f'rei'dem and a Chimpanzee walk through the ru1ns of what used to be Wast''Ungtort. ~· aonzo , t think lhtS Iii the begfnnrng of a beautiful friendship " Nobody IS gorng to buy that StOf\1. ' Havr a ball in Florida and th e Wall Oi1ney World Magic Kinpm 'T vi.> G,.,yl>oundl March 1·31 , 1!111 Kingdom's. neweSt Atn.-.1, Big Thundtor ~~an&~ fen sprir~g brt.dl Wh~ not~'" ~ ~nd but .and comr on down to tht tun and surl ol DayiOM k M<h or fCHt Uudtt~lt-f Wt11 ""'kt ah 1M a((M\pmtnti ror • ''"'u.tic 'Prins v.x11d0n whitt~ sil bd, rN.L ;and enjoy your lrioend' P.wt ot ~ tnp to fkHicS. is, ot courw, the f;mcuy of d.. ~gk tanscto<n ot the Woh DkMy Worid b!ort~ We'lr ~you the-r-e fCH ~ ~ Otw'- or fWIIO-day HCUfWon lo~ 'With fun and mttttainmotnt. Toke • t....r..inJ.flK< tluouah ou·m spi!C* In Sp.Kt -"'ovttt~n. ~I ~':'t~:!~~~~ And W.. • -oderfully rpool<y trip wi1h 999 psu i n 1ht' ljatunled Mansion. You11 ~e ~ spedlf Crtlyhovnd ;tdmtlliot" tkVc tOJ 10 attrlttfort-. pluJ,. bonur bclet tOt 1M Mlsk •• But after a while the ine-vitable happens. out -"''unUin Ulroid. O...c.. _ llollt Cr~ wUI pLan .,..rrythint in 4d¥Ml«. from picktna 'fOUr &roup up at the toc.atton of 'J"'U' chotec' 10 •"•nPns )0'1' hoctl olCJCOmrnocbtrom for I S 11'\iny 9ay~ I S you "b. We w.nl 10 ~~ )'OUr rlorida ~nd W1h o..,.,.,wortd v~e1-rJon no~hins but lu" ar.d sUn. Clll C~und tOll ffft ~~ 1·IOO ·SU · 0441 and sun mUJn&.pt.&ns for rour Crur c,..,-nd Spring a,.,».->ytOdtyl . , ' I \:\ .< ) �;©prodigal sun f ......,, or ito lnlhem-rype dernltoc». Ill -ays on lnt....ung venwro ta c:hed Out banda by w ey of dlolr- .._.,... ond oo-c:alod bett ........-.. - - .-ved lor oingleo, don't YOU know. And the ploaoont IUfpriseo~ the -ov• ~menu. So digging . . - ""f bed ond lnto oil the collection of MCtlon of - • · • ,.,._ little jewels should prcMdo • fllrty good croao 1980 lib: Tho - - -- A. K..A. Liwl fCh<vNhl Slnco oxpotlng the« entice on S.turd.y Night Un !at y01r. w hy WO<Adonyone In the world want t o mlu thla In concerti Roullng, rOUCO<n veralona of d oulc lko nombera loc:Jucllng .. Guns of NovlfOnO" end oide two'• .. S!Unhead Sy~y." StOtt S tornplngl ~ - ~Veri. ~- Fttty EP Tho " fun" f- t of the aka ,..,;vel. Ridiculouo et ll<Na. but they to -.a onything band. UnteleOoed Mad ll<Na in betwoon their • - olbo.rna. Tho ........,_ ..Rying AGM>.. blw "Diac:o Oul Oul'.,..L.ovo In o """-pool- ,_.thin • .....,.. - Uh../''1\M Up A Dr81np;pe" !Vtrglnl •·- -hom Now lhllr I t:MI ,._my t~ L.t me Milko ciHI my bnt Intentions. COlMd Byrne) Tho thoir " 19SO.Tho 0\oic:e c. Youro"-11 prfttV muc:h 1 tttllghrlorwerd roc:1ter by ono of llriuln'a top banda who Nlll .lernllcan influoncos into dlolr writing. Flp C. the .. Smut Side," 1 big ~ paebge of . . . . - materiel dlopleying """' humor In. triple-tlvul parody. Enmino t h l l - ... " . ~. I- thought tl14• would be ao ditriCUil. Develop/ow a iocua. oome sort of futile Iebel to ottach to a rock fonm doMng lnto th<l outer C<mits of the ovorwholmlng plethO!"I of -.nd-on·aound. II mun deal with the obscure Con my tnsistlnee), the allu.ive, transient drame ot a htdden sect-the freedom ftghtera tor rock ·n· roH expresaion. It must be a total 1.nd complete anuthesls to wtmt has become known as ' 'eot"oor-ate rock ., And It mUS1 grasp a wetcome celebration into rhe un<:omp!omlslng binge of music u tho voice of ..-~.. it was me-am to be. And w1th e concept of ..-e-..posute tor {be underground .. ulta battle e rv But I must move W1th eeutton - tNa most not reduce itself into a wete ~terM: tnf~bll•tV An ere-. aell.,.._,ronq dogma ~etimes wiU~notNng h-. Therefore lam eall•ng .-n ae my ~ ood atoodbys to submit tdeaa, comment& ond rebUitlls concecning the struct..,_ end content ot Nc:h wee\' a coiU'TV'I in en effon to ..,ound out'' end e-nd Ita themes ood subdue the poaa;b;lltles of mlnimabm ond otegnation. Feedt>eck,. -tlol for growth. So a.n y faiture to recogntze end ~t•fy w•t" aut:Jfect mattOt shoukS not be cause fa< disdeln end/0< optthetle rejection. How aw·k ward this haa aN tutned OUt 10 be, but tOt some rwaaon I fefr it noco.,ary. Now ro eleon hou$0 befO!"I 198 t gtto too old. I hope thi1 becomes exuemetv uncommon but t want to review 1 ponion of 1980- • leas rhon IN!tful veer muaicolty-via thlo sii'IQies piece I've left on tl\e bumer for • couple of months now. But to start with, why even bother to revJew 8UCh seeminglv intlgailic;olnt d (oco " thl . . _ . ond then proceed to dump them toQether. • Well I l<ind of - it lott lf>CI not too 1oog ego I waa reeding olilrJe oomerhlng on 1 new Br•t•ah band eened U 8 .40, end traveled to Play It Again, Som' o to find out more. Nine cloflora for lhetr debut LP on lmpon C. prottv r~y bus1ness so I •ettled foo • two dobl SAnglo. You eon·r olways ouc:t yOU< ned< OUt unde< auctt 'opinionated prtttnMS. Alltoough these linle 45' a ood EP'o uoua11v ......,..,, to one dollar per r"'''• many tme.-!1 I>Kornu en e~~rovob4e ldvoni\Jfe eoll«:tong obsCUre 8-oldeo wNcto often enougll is loh lor o group's uperirnenrat seuions tar rimes too bold to be inctucted on an Joe .-..., - -''The Hllcler They CorM" blw .. Out of CA&MI JIMmY Cliff' a onthem incongruem .. one might think. A ouong okoy. The 8-altle's couple o f aongo ere the leat ~~tim,.. of the " o4d" Joe (pre&at Cnrtrl -one • rocker, the otho< • ac:hfoc:ker. Mo-o.tt.o- .. Paintlt lllac:k.. b/oN ''llltll Truth" (Decca) Tl\e Sronoo' cover isn't bod. But the B1lkle C. truer Mo-dou. .. • rllhor llopQy numb« thel would pr-y be muc:h more lffoetivo five. You have ro love rhel< bock alelrvo. Tho C... ~ ICBSI Not 1 bad t>IM1Iber watchlng the Clash experiment ., dub--kers. ~ •v-in we're ae eJq>OCtirlg a little more cr...lve output ITthem. Tho ~~-- .. Mikoy Dreecl -.g the ..... IDnll· Ho·....... u.a.•o- ..My Wev Of Thinking.. blw .., TNnl. tts GotnQ To Ratn" CG<Id...tel Ste"'' Wondor-iah roggae with en 80. tlub-inc:ofpoo'ttld feel. lnti!Ootingoncleed. ,...., 0 --··llll<o" b/w " Sioosholou··r·Jem Kommt Doe St~"I'Trlt" ...,·t .. ·-·esque Flut'' CChoriotnet A olightly cliflare~~t verSIO<l of .. Biko" lre-miMd ood new voeol tracld than the olbum. ..Shooholozo !Go In Poaca) .. io • <1-.g arrrmgement ol African enanu ood rhythms. whde <M Germon verelon of " Hoto CO<MOS The ~" ia 1111 mort beeutlful Interpretation I !\eve heard anywhere. Plocoldo go 10 the Srevo Blko Black Consctousne.s.s Movement. ,_y _ Furs-' 'Mr. Jooet'' blw .. s.....n·o Strange.. CC8St A..kll here C. new ood wal settle nlcely onto ti>elr 1001\•tO· bo· roloNOCI MCOnd album. Mont bioc:tc ond whho coloring from • unique Brittah •Yilem of synth-lib g..OtiiO Nxeo llgl\tlng for voeaiolt Rlchard Butll!'o attention. T h o - - · - .. feiry1ole in the Suc>ermerllot .. blw ''In Love"I"Adventureo Close 10 Home" (Rough Trodol TNa 41jitt l»nd was . . - the production lor lid< oil Crrtoia Ubu'o Meyo Thom~ about 15 months ego lor Ulla row necording. All ttvoe numbers snow oceuionol ~of f*MC1 promlle lhenka In pan ro a ~ toooenesa , . , . , . . , ol the Vo4vtt Uncleoground Oceasoonaltv. Tho Meloono- .. Snow .. bl w .. Anot'* On4" CROCI ANnal UNIVERSITY OUTF11TERS Open seven days per week. from 2 pm to 6 pm for XC Ski rentals - equlpme·n t availa~le by the day. weekend. and wee~. Reservations accepted. also catered sk i parties are available. CAU. 636-2131 for additional Information Ski on our own campus groomed trails STUDENT FEE WAIVER APPUCATIONS are available iD the SA Office, 111 Talbert Hall Deadline for applying ia MONDAY, FEB. 2nd Fee waivers are baaed on financial barcbbip! FOR LADIES ..,,o sA r wED, FRl, 9:00 - 10:00PM �El - •""1 gHt• nau • the pot Sur ••• the 1roo v bel 8ro CUI Pre 1 ,.~ p11! 10 IIU I t ell 1 bel CO< tu~ �' T - b y John K. LApiaN he oc:c:upants of the White Houle ore """'""' a comocot bul>ell Taq thw C.rters. IO< example. Jimmy Is a shon, wimpy kttlo gw with a Soolhem dtaw l Hts , THAT'S TERTAINMENT -PART II wife is a stonefec:ed Gootg~an m.auon u•~.an t.S 1 lncl-'t ptune H1s .mer thwtU 5he can he• the handk;apped With her mag.c.-1 ftngetS Amv ptl1ends th.lt &he iS an e a.~ on IIUC!ear ptoltl.,.etlon And Btlly Even o\Jf new Ar11 Family f•ts tne frv4ty mok:J lhe new Pres~.,.\ ts S«<flfte. ht$ w ,ft rotls etar~es dow n the aitte1 of llrfinefs end ht& daugPue• 1s 1 washe-d up 19 60' f~ Coupte them w l1h a aon, Who quill Vale to become 1 balftt diOC-ef' hve$ w rth a w omoo six years his sernor and then tttopes w1th het. ancs e thtmpanzee nemed Bonzo • welt you oet the Picture Crazy Rrst Fammes ate not lutt a recent ph(}nomenon ou• h•11orv boo\A: te~ us •• moy have AU s1arted wllh George Washington'• wooden dtnturea. bvt s•nc:e IJ"len Jhe Nallon has seeo aod e-ndured t he like• of Al.co ~OO$Ov~h Longw orth. " m~ " Marv Lincoln. Margaret Truman. L&dv Bird Johnson, TtiCtl N•ton &nd Bott';' Ford wr.a, mad@: these 'otks funny w as that they w ere normel people thrown Into atn nonormal Sttuet1on It Mergauu Trumen w as anybodY else' • ch•ld, no~v w ould hove even bothefe-d het' Evt!1'1 Blllv Carter could be ~r ugged otf us 1 deop,Sout.h redneck It he w as not the ttk Preslrlent s y oung er brother Wate~ and manure Sut someho w the comedy ot Putttng comed•arltlnto tho W tlne ~us.a IU.st dou: no1 worl(. Take the c.ase of First F~~~nity, one of the molutVde o f Ctuistm ast•me releaiet. Watchu1g the med~a bfttz preceed•ng the him's premwtre postet•. c:ornmercials • ptev•ews and gues1 a~aranc.e1 - Fll&r FM't'Wlytoo~ od lt\.e a wro w1nner How OOUidf''t rt ..,.ak lo~e with a cast eont1tt~f thf. beat ot ~ollvwoocf 1 comed••n.a1 w.,o. Wfiuen bv Bud~ Hen, TH~'""" CMl the f•tm fU.St d•d not se.em tu c.~ck 11 dragged in parts. ma\mg 1he 90·mmute ouJaentauon teel mort Mte thre-e hol.,, Sramng Bob New"hart at the PteSldent who ee4ct-d out 1 t-mo•l vteturv over two ODoontf\tS wno dloe:O 1n a plane c•a5h tust dava betOI'e eteeuon rwgnt th41 ' ' ' ' '"ov•dftd some of the Ol"'tv n~r~u tn an othefwtSe SUprlsu-.gly poorly wuuen ptoduct!Of\ The mo~.e beg.ns dunng a •e t\e'011on v••' twhat et'-")). ., Ptea.ulel't M•ntred Lmk t Nov.hanl nef~iOU$1't' PQnde1'5 the Nltton I OOV.OtJ:i O•SPUJ.Iactton With hm With the $UVpO'l ol M ~yltll steftlhe oeg.f\S I Uf\et ol IUemptJ tO trfldtaf' n.ma.elt to UlO • Atnes"tean ~4C. - a1 least tnose of vot•ng 6Qe '" an effon to suge 1 PQflttell coup l.mlt open' d P'Omlt•c relations With.. • \IW1ualy uo~oown , ..uon c.etted UJ)()ef Gorm Th• 5mlll Ohf'l'"1••c tt-'•f\0 tounvv rS ric:ft ., ~\s ~ •tal to the cont~nuauon of Ameucan lrfe f~ u.O•I ch•et Matl4 K"ondf• Cptaved by J-. Harlcocl<l demandS tl\llt rn •etutn lot 1111 CO<Jntry • ,...,...c.,. hugo po4u of " oupo• rnanure .. wNc.h can m.a'-e -Aaterme-&on gro• to the...,_. of the LinColn Memon1J - h4t wou'd kle 20 w hne mtddte dan femt~tes ·beC.Ntle ev.-ry deve#oped net-on " - . , ooores.sed rntnOfl:JV • Pnstioo by Plllltp C Mon Ill> Huh. i!t5Sa.~ble twn 6ncJ h-5 klllv fam.t\' • Although much anenuoo tJ ccmttff'd on th• PfcsldOnl's '•tctcat esc:.pades hta temav·• w.,·_,. BM/" ·~ St,r Cr•1r rem,nos m• a tot of tne Ntw Yolk Jau n has 1 tot ot po~enual te of all pros, bul ~ou neW~er see n '" lhe trn:J rone btn&llon of Gene Witdet and RIChlf'd Pryor In tht a-.me mo\llft noms to be 19 Wtkler s milk sweet innocence ll 1 C)eft~ct foil tor Pryor'& •c'<IIC street Wit er the actors shot.ild ~o'llda 1 reat ltt!lt The combtnaHon does worlt, bvl onv • reaso, Yl.'! .see WIIC101' m • very fu"nv 101e and Pryo1 walktng the paces. Bul >es not he whh Pf'yCM, h ltes w uh the d~roc1or who kept the retn& on h•m • .,-,ll tt'!ent bul aSt WM!\ the ;:.a.n ln Pryor'• wor' wHh a NHII Stmon ac:r•pt C• lllormH watered clown , Why Pryot t... cont.,vtd to meio,e movie• In whoch he 11 rs rom hJs energedc bfilllanoe be't'ond me Moat o t hla l&ltat w otk has bettn of n11s blac._ comedy tor white peopfe VI HI1V A t01'1&d-dow n Prvot kept ttl11 him very good a real pss He ptavs the eophorc, n awe N•~ Yorktf 10 the hilt end COrrn:t'& oft '" moot of his put roleo whe<o he Hemet! to b<l cont...tng comecly aod Mel •• the pe.-feet p..,ner for Ptyor - the ber1 .....,odtto tor hi• dumb honlcy melowed out enough to m-"e Pryor· a erntfgY seem gtelltf then it 11 ' t~lows the two as they are wrongly aecus.d ol ben'c. robbery M\d toned •n :1•"'< Wilde! showo o ntturel lo.Nck 101 rdrflll a . , . _ end It re<:1Uitetl •• the wesenurtlve tn e 'odeo coroperit;on whh 1 '"'-' ptlr.on I won•t dfaw pat&Nets ']eSJ YMd Nfe elfet"' 1f the dl.,ogue IS very swn~lf hf you're go.ng to wnlft • why be OIOV!f\ol71 of the movie loMows thett enempta to escape hon"l pnaon wtth the M"P ol nes In the enc1 theV ftnd t""'r elfon• w att 111 · - Sound bed I It •• reot -~~pi S, Cruy" tno tntle'PthOII of t h e - conlrontatoon VOl and Wolder w hocn ends up Wllh Wilclof IWtngtnQ tnd f'ryO< 1\0 Vtng "' his ottr.g lu gto,.. The movte hfld Ita momenta: the bed th.ng Ia lhtt tt>e ns- of the mew• •• thOle snown on TV cotnn'W'CWa >art about this movie ,_. tNt h. don have QOttnual tt\11 l& wasted on mGfonK Wildef and Prr<>< rt btrd ovtfrtl dtnctr.g in • benlt Stupid, but not stu()t<l -•t pt~y was '""reason for ...,We'tf'I!M'. one PQStt•Ye note on the 114m >vwy from hts recent No man sf'lckltd go to t.he grave w11h ttna act. Wh!.le ltnt.. ma~es preoa•atiOns t01 the cweposto•ous OkCh~ M 1ano; cabmet lf'd bV Untied NatlOrtS. Ambl.ssaCIOt S~ tpl.ayt<f by Hllfvey .Comllnl oev•~ w•vs to r.,e k-Ctder"'l 8(\tiCI atso ptovtded some mvch need&d taught Mrs ltl'lk toteved bv M adeWne Kahnt &S a stone faced upnghtous; mOf'on whole ~antOn ts 10 tatce an e.xtra ntp of aome h.lrd stuff at every occaSion Sttrurdlty Nrghr L1vtt g-.edua'e G•td• Radner 'w ~;areer taka 1 coyple ste~ be~ w ards as sh• p1av5 GIOfta L.nll. ~~ Ull ·atorved Amv esque ditughtet ot the Ptestdent Because stle 1S the Presltdent' l da\.IQhtet. little Glot1a'a ••uacumcullu ecuvttte• are somewhat cuna!led. The open•ng scene has Radnet maktng o..n Wtth e cotw.oe student . only to nt! inteuupted by 1 gruesome band ot See' et ISetvPee men I"Mom . wtw con' t I have se:). 'Ike atl1he other gltls1"' as"-• ReGner " 88eaus• honov vou're the PrestcW!"It's daughtef 1 yOtJ f'f'MJ5t keep up thtt tmage/' rephas Kahn .. But I'm 28 ycuu.. old," answer ' the pristine off ·spung Not much fut'f"'10t a' tl'le theate• ouNtr t The harder H tNV t.nea l O De funnv, tho mote drowl l he film becomel No poot punCH et" mc gyr is 'cth untumud by the SCflPIWfiUtt . 1Unough .some a1e gunutoely cute . Believe me, the .dv8fltUres o' lhe new FV.t Fam•lv can·~ be &I"'Y w orse lhon thts dud tmpeach rnt FIJfnily f rom tkeeteta �! ©, prodigal sun oneathedc of a ptiChed .a<Jt oolt It of In~• • Hto too Is lick or trying to rrvlno to mtke a av~ng tor • family thet, tJCttlrfiOIIy, Is ungrattful tfl!lteJIIah. Watton It ¥ragil\g, .._... , A starving 'class curse ,..,..bomb of amodone-c:rying for • """'*''- then 1n on lnttant , crashing down upon and~ anyone wtlo 111,. in hit wey. At rlftt, there os oom41tttlng terribly dlojolnted about tNt lowor·mlddtt class famlly. No one Is really quite ...,, Whet any- 114tt •• doing, no• CMing for rheir homo or land. nol roaflv QUilt oufl whll oech othe< i,; running on h 'a a frightening olionetion from one' s -v own womb Ao Wotton ties in • otupor, belly up on tho lo.lrcben rab4e. he gNnU up • bOttled question . .. ,, tltlo the in - or the outside!" And u lhe charactll poruavlh incte&Se in oof)hlatlcttoon, oo too doet rhe audienco unconsciously ldenllfv wnh the e>I<Vhts of etch lndivodual on rho tamav. Go west , young man by Tony Grajeda CURSE OF THE STARVINO CLASS/Srudio Ar11n11 The• rre/Jen 1 1 A vea~ and a half ago, the entire audience at tt\e Geva Theatre in Rochtlllf witChed in rtunned s~ u sam Shepard' t " Burled Child" como ro a se<eochiog h.~ amldll an opocolyptlc endi"'J of honor and ptolundlry. Stumbling awey. I ml<vtled that no other pt•v would ever come Ck)H in maTching Its intenouy end lnljliratlonll poognoncy. The Studio At.,...' a tatest productton, however, Shepard'• ''CurH of rho Sr~<vlllfl Oast." cerulnly matches end quito pot$obly tllt~UOI the 1979 PUI'tzw Prim winnttf fot severitv 1nd aheer f0f'eefu1nns It's 1 powerfut story of pttmtl. ~n-erv emot>ons I>V'Qed a nd o~poHd undtr &lrt~tfUI"'ii'i<J traumauc condruona. 1 reveiauon ot human tnlttncts brought ee<ou mognlllcoently by an "cellont c oot ol perlO<mars. For _..., days a fter oboannng " Starving Crus. ' I fldgeled ond rombi..:J obout - She!*d • maJlorpoeee n;mblong around In my heed - hoPing daooe<ttll4y to CC>me uP wiUI aomtthong ono.ghtful lncl ptOVOCOI!YO 10 say. Wol. I ov...,tuelly dloded thet I ""'"'• can'r Nor lO tay rl\al INs OXtlamtly fiii<IIV enqna CIMOI be deciphered. lr' a i<>st one of those uperoenceo lhtt Qtll under vaut slun~ burfowa end tl•thefl Ita wey ttvougttout yoor baldy and mond. mllung a poooon ••~.. and uneasy about OIW1 1 "'fii'V own ••l.ltence T~• ts ~ tl<rii>IV s:wimovll tbOut rnls play and beSt teh to everyone,& own <hiCiet.On once ogiMn to he< son WfiSley (Srephen l.angl about rhe tribulations reetticling he< tile and the lruotratoon of he< m1<ritge to a n intolerobl<o lllcohofic. It's complacent, tired discour"llhat ~las boon Pfltlctwtd and wetl rehearsed during so many vears of diocontont. And il'o • tlrod. das:waved mldcll.. oged woman who canno\ find l\appiness in an eJOstence ot evl<•endi"'J dltoppointmooll. Westey. the 20 ye-arooQid son, impatlontlov listens. offering lilllt ldYice knowing ve<y well what a hltilo auompr at comforting his mother would be. Auumlng reapon11bilities that have long gone unattended, tho Tolu<>d pj-..11> 1 husbendlfether. The mother pltyed by Angela P11on. It oi'o<AUIIng around 1~ berra~ !Urehen, eome>lalnlng E"•· .-----·*EROrE * *IB.IGHT." NIELY •••A stiEII 00Vth411Q oli O. lht ntedl boundi<OaS and guidelines In 1 fll'ntly ltNcturo tor some IOf'l of eump4e 1.0 follow. WHIGY lteml 10 want out also, but upon diiCOvtr~ng thel hit "homo" Is '"""'' to bt sold. he galt\1 a 11.tddeo underetlnding of what it's supposed to I!and Ia< end begin• to clew his way back inro tho home on aomethW"'O other th1n tust • physical realm. Ella oadly kids hercelf abou t running oil to Europe; since thate is 10 much to~ made in teal cssun e. she rNsont. now " tile channo to llnally do something r'ohc . Who ever set the rulea rha1 caUed for women 1>0 tho house slovot anvwey, nghtl Complications w ill fog ure P<Omlnently In this plev. Gretche-n West Is the young daughter Emma. an cenalniV oriu out o l this lobyrlntl'o. a natural progresion from todav·s shifting s tandards and compl.. sociol codes. Whet begins to toke Shope bY lhe thlrd a ct. howevtf. 11 the most •mereattng aspect of the ptav ,net, otgueb'y, the c.ore of our Amer~an way o1 life._ •nteiUgent teenager who continues her mother•s dissatltfact•on with the rurat lite, hoping for s.ometh•n( ~tter somewhete etse. In lac:t. the whole famity holds separate yet ~ et d•eama of esc•p.ng trom the:lt ruts They are totlr etches of cou<Se, but that Is preciselY w hy oven rhe audtence finds comfort 1n lhPnklng abouut them. Strange that America Itself has • deep--roo.ted lantasy of the vast W est as betng en avenue lor lreed<.m trld rejuvenation-the etema1 chance lcw renewal Won lhos Colifon10an~ cannot go out any funt'let,10 they appr()l)riatetv s-pilt up lt'l tMtr rrn ·..n. WHiev dosfring the unapooled riChes ol ferule Aluke while Emma wl5hes IOf a trle as o 1t9>way ·magician" _,.Whee In Tijuana -the lone mechanoc: on the road. And be asstJred that E•• has dreams 100 Worn lhe Mrlp of her lawyer fnend Toylof !Cart Schurrl 91 f~rtS W<lh the SON Ilion of selling tho<r land ond runntng away Wtth rhis dashing yo~ pt.not. , Unfa<tuntelv fO< her. popa WO$ton 1$n' root>e•long enough to C)fevent hi5 wishes "to ge.t the hel out ot daneo'" hiS haod 111ht rhought ol .. freedom" on P<toent day W011 CO.II rvttl hoUse, {it wun•t so m uch of 1 "home " 1 we would soon find ovrl. ·:st•rvtOQ Clast" awaens ro .n old .-nlng of broken cloorw. lilllt food end a mining s..dden Emma'• hoe ar,Mrit" aeen aa 11 ploy for enenrion: if young men goes about ttle fatm in an inhett!nt yearning 10 work, with Ills hands; ln·born qualltoos rhal hot'a" lrom bocomrng oealtty: vosioN of sugao plums lltolton - ·• ~ mel(e th6 lenn ptOilt.tllt, Me•lco Anosthetlc Eddie Jontt os rhe f8ltWtr. in a otar~ ponravol thtt only seems posaible It he ~ad l•vod such a lifo h•m•ell , .,., painf ul \o hear him moan ·Tm numb- h teel1 I good nor ro feel onythiiiQ.'' lr Ia as much an Su•o enough this tem•I'V is bes1caHv s•mpte folk, 11mple h.,hogo and Simple dreams. But somehow tho drs1nteguned beiOfe thttt own tVH Weston pastu>nately u~es 10 e.xplatn tllos douoluroon to Wesley. bac:omong obsessed wllh tln<avolong h•s ~le f'booc, b'amlng It on h<$ forefattoefs ~Nho also we,• entrapped .n soc._ty's gnp.. EUa's oaraoo~o~ tS greetest ot ell though. wading that "n's a curw t It's W\ our bk»od, ou,. sk:io, •l'5 Wl the a..-. • • The VfHV WOfds- ''cUt&e:· ''tMood," .. da.ss·· - gltft ~ ordof has b,~en down. "' unoon.a.nee at tM Pl&av Dtogresses. tt\fown etound w•th such ...etoc•1V 8f'd .ntenSolty that they peneuete enurety tNtas ol thought ne~ T h e - ol heredity •• manofHlod on WfiSlev·s "'"'treultte dlmontuaroon of dltcov8f'ong the ..eu,..•• •• d11~ ...:tete.; ~ anempt to inu.•tivety 'M'f\H: Ihoe presence. of true hurnen oeture. Shepttd .,..,,. a hrghly &ymbot;c clom,. to hos e>l~v. pulsating 110und rhos theme of rho Pt<oonflsuuwtw llhir'\ one's oreMrllllt~ of e.x•S1tne.e. It's a sed. dl.ltrtsslnQ dtgrus.ton ol the AmeriCan myth of the wortung clast ~oro. btought ro lifo rtvough elecuofyong perlormancu by the cur Undar rho styll•ed dlrectoon of lawrence l(cwnfietd, · 'CUJ5ts of the Sterv~ Class ·~ loati onlv unlll Febtuary 7 Go &ee a dark poetic- v•ston we •" ol'oare . ,. . ua ENJOYMENT! ,··o:I WANT TO KNOW WHY? cell T.E.A.C.H. • I.N.- -~~ ....,_,. ~ (832·24461 for 1 new Tor1h Thoughr £yery D1y '"·-·ill#lltrl -011 THf CHAIAD HOUSE 01 11/JFWD ~ COfPUtiOCISI COMMITTII F1DALE HAS PERFORMED AT: 10 The Jazz Rock Sound Of FA DALE ~aturday, Jan. 31 , at 8:30 pm Fillmore Room of Squire Han MSC Rff'RESHIIIEI"'TS AVAJLABLE nc:JcUs-Suu:lcttu I I .50, Oencra/ ~lc·S2.00 Featuring Robert Mllltellpn on Sax !rfr. Goodbar Kleinhans ~1. ~pus Bon.e Vl.st. 1..001( FOR AZTEC 2·STE.P CHI Feb. 7th I �Leftovers again by David A . Comttock I h t4 tn\ltl IC twn ty/ O·U~ " ~" rf" ,,,.,r.crooconn..,.•;r-a c \.OnSutne~ ltdio J tS\ E,a~t >Jt\0 Yul\! n JhA W"'l evt"'• ()UI N et-~VS U•'"'-'' '-tl a•fo d'OCdte~ II \'O..It !.t..,.\'•f'!l II 1t l f'l• l,ft\h W dl't ID rf"S llf~ tt'131 L"• S.g Maf'-. rt\en • teD !I'Wrtt ~~ reOV1t-d 100 Pf"tC:f' r\1 ~~ w • '""' .t, wav bett~.~ tM 1t\OS• sesame seeo buns Cast YOl-.n vote f ()t the contmued P'oduthon o f y~ur ff!vonte commodr\v Spec•al uuco rncluded Vlnylts 1 prectous resource- 58 98 end S7 88 roull record P"ces don' t llo So who "-• bH<l casttog all tno .otts fot all the double hve atbt.tms- thet hiYe ftlutted the musiC maf1(etplaee •n the DHt YNI M41,or . . _ . lilto JhO Ktnl<s Eojll.,, Supertramp. Yos, Hun eno FleetwOOd Moe ell lulflllli>Q contnoC1ual t"" agreemen11 wr.•• tre.o.og pr~us watOf, Pem111>• wo lhould "'"'' tl>em aN down and mo4d a sotiCJ vinyl statue in honor ot t.hat vitJonerv f oU4 who declared that vov'll never go broke ut'lderutlmatlng mau taste. WNch brin;. mo to thes<! nmete•ase• that were somewhat ovotioollad In the ntgh-1>tt<:ad musical ohulfle of 1980 As • grOUD, wo<th the" we~Jg.tu '" v'"vt iNld muc::n more ~on Cl1y H...-od<en Have oGoo<l Trme tiM Get CM Atrvoi i M CAI O.,.rnf1ng on whOm you nust w nh mur.1cat CttliC.tlm, this. band •s t•\he-r " Amenc.e 1 yr eetetl roc I( and roll oand" IGreil Marcutl or Spr,ogsteen c!omu ldue tO gultDttlt/vocalist JM' Gru-ltled.y' s. ;r•velly vOic;ff and epiC w,•t•ng nv1el As tOf thl' ore•se the thems.etves nat•ve l ot ..,.,,_,..,gPmlburgh nave ~etock.,s- IAernbled Sut VtYel fl"' a musw::al fdd m1nui l fOf the nltJOn' S he~y """"'" .. SectCM.a lt't tOUQh. tr1gic metal, 100 yet 1 celebfatorv Vefs.on of t~ wotii.W'g c:Jaas "-'0 Qpef\tflg tNO ot t-unea-tt\e 110. c-ui , •fDoo t Let Them Pv!h You Around, .. 1nd 'Pump• no hon" - •s a.s btilfian1 e portrayal of the n,. 4 suHoc-ellng •nd lte ..vo6dng urban atmosphefl as enyth•ng on SoringstOOfl' t ' 'TM RMir More - · · hOfP .ads • J . G..ts hOQ<! to tho rod<Ofl The"""""' babels - ' "Oto M-. Bor"' and ' Roclc Ota' "-add somo ...ang, '"" occ:oslor>el conoibvtloou ot ljUIIst Siers gl.ltWm/ pionist Moe!< Ronson to4to ltrted u co-pmduc:erl. '"" Hunter. ond vocalist Ellen Folo~ add some spoce. 11 speaks to Buffalo. NRBO Tiddlywrnb (Roondml One of the moa1 end<lori"'J and ondU11"1J ol A.moroe<on bands Thow clowns-led by ~eyboa.rdist TOtTY Adorno ond guh.-vvoc:aiist AI Ancl0f'ool1- "-•i DMn kt>oWII lo lead oil tM\t shoWI With 0 lengthy drum solo I~ OV l..atin u-.e song 11om the I Lo.,. Lucy show lcompl&to "'"" the bend' a Whole Wheet Homsl lollowad by Sun Rt 'o " Roclo;et Ship No 9 " Each ot the bond's records ro • compendium ot Al~Amll<i<;Jin musical stre1na; tt-.8 only ground ruies are en unwevemg- of humor, 1 leenllliJ towOfds pretty metodles. ond • 191ol _di.,egonf ,.,. curent r~ ttovels • tot ot musical t"" trenes. " " '"' h om rockabllly l WliiH You T11 ~ool Ooodl to ScDch 8oy1 ! Novo• Tal.• Th1 Plllce Of Yout t o ttu' '(tli(;IJUi ,u,,m.,-ume- <Stn~ fl " Me tt,d R.Jy-. hmn ln liatu&bla lOt Hw But , ,o~nty NAQ8 ~! 11,.e .t 21st Cenu;" po~~a b .&;\0 of•""") ''"'ut Plti!u v wacke nut\l Ooo·t '"c: '"J''""" "' Tom I f1n<1 myttell orayr"g In dfln~I"'J • bee• sohtude ~ n's fiJi t cold and windy night. or light •n total l om Waits-. that loveable sc..tt1w1g, reOfi"'J hiS Nllled head It' s Juot that oUghtJy t Msted dHJtt to pur- those thlngo that lho -~~ p()f>Uious goes to 1>ec1 to torget about SunMtl O<e all rignt. But the<e' s nothing 11~0 o ounri5e w ith no sleep and a "-•d lull of llllluence. Heorr Attock ond VIM w RI orchesuete sUCh a moment. w1th tU tnucture of late night bk.tes - dominated by 1\onn•• Be"oo' s big Hammond organ and Aotand Bautlsta'a aicuUung gultat - and the blneraweer bellld&. I" On lhe Ntclutl" ond " R\Jby' o ArmJ" I awuWng with lel'1g0kjatrlnga Tom Wan• ma1cu me prouo to ~ Amehc.. He -v *' "tlilr'• tho dorlt • • M.nll O.Vih Lo Cll•r 8/eu tCapototl Another cot on the I)O'Owl, \11/olly OeV ..te an msomtac wtth pottsnod "'oH - on lhe stret\ but wnh •w•e He went 10 Paus tO eteaot New York 's punk mowemem to wtwch htt has been lf'Htxpliabl't' linked although h·• whtte rl"\ythm aoo blues ware the o u tQOUJtng '* ot ' " ., cur•bl'! roman tiC l~ Ch8t Btttu ~•s recorded •n Paus and lht cf'l&ngt of scet'fl'V has tuelea OdVt"• ·• romanuc lmegtna1\0f\ Ccetc.h ltle a ett.tG+In acc.omp.ill\<ment on • Tha1 Work! OYttaett arws J..;st 10 Wlf't; Thai Liltl£ G..-t Home. I TN: soog Htles t8.41 tr.. ltOf~· 1t"\e s-trutltng " Se"'ou Fa"e ·• the declamatory "Ttl~s M ust Be TN Ntght. 1he gentle. Slrn,g-taeed baited 1 Juit to IIIIa" That little Girl Home," tho rngrng " Up.stlc.._ Traces •• The obv+Ous campa~taon 11 wut'l Sptingateen, but O.ViMe feeis mpte organc mot'e "' commor. wttt'l ell Nt¥1 Vor._ 1urt-.c~ ao&o tr1f51 00VId - - I wouldn't tNII orther one of tl>em alone woth my hute "'"'"' Pre11teU5fv available only 11 ~~n tmpon. b00m1ng a.ales to,ced C.phot to fllease Ltt Ch11t Bltlu domactlc-ellv II '' thtl good . ' Jemu Brown I.Jve .,d Lowdo.vr. 111 Apullo, Vol I !Solid SmoUI tit~ 0\.1' Rec;Qf'Oed tn 1962 and of prtn' tOt ovet- • o.c.dc this recotd IS proclamec 10 be tne " grea:Jest ttve ..,·t W hc.l'- d6CWI M)- Gt·'I~Wfl tH4 T (j. CtalY" wouno up on a 8tJN MBQoQ• album and R& B group w otn a S1eady g•g fell into I he ' N'gn' r,,,r· collec tot 's •utrn tgl)•n. tt you can' t hnd h In the slate-s v tJU can order b'{ ma•f from: Soltd Smoke Records/P.O . Box 22372/San F<ancl..:o. ca. 9412 2 The Sir Douglas Clulntoo 1M Bur oltl>e Sir Douglu Outntor ITakoma I A.nothe< recotd lor the rocl end roll histon8flS Doug Sahm lit upon the muoic WO<Id """' hlo San Antonoo, Texoo homo in the mi6-1960s w ilh tho monote• lilt " She'• A bout a Mo~~e~" t1nc:tucled here), 1 oong whose Farfoaa Dfg.an sounds have influeneed such new generation toc."<.er• as Elvis Cosusno and Joe •'King" Carra1co among o thers. S.l>m tNnogoO to oynthesize all the di•e<oent !actions ot t,h e rict> T'"""" musical hentoge - the bj""' of T -Bone Wol~er ond Fredclv .... 1M Tous Swing ot Bob \11/ils, tho jau<u"I'Hllues ot s,a,.__ophonrs1 Omette ~em.n\ end the tOihng lex Mtx "'VIJ\m$-ttno an tden1•fttble whole. "Menctoc:WM>." Sahm 1 othot mtto' hh 11 atso 1ndYded on a tet thll dottsn' t soond 1\eatl y os old u It$ yea's Jotln Prine StCHm Wtndows CAsvlom• You have to feel fOf John Ptme Hts Mff·tnled 0ttbu1 album ne6fly a dec ede o8d now COfUI.tfted suctt ClaSSIC ind ohe-n covttf"ed songs ts ' S.m Stone ' P•adose,' · ··non.oo Ar.gel F,on-, Montoomerv:· lne- rec:Of'd captured ' Hello "' l'*o a>nd' lVd•.t tncl Amenc• s IOC»>·pollteel4 C-ltmate dUtlng the IIIIer Vtttnem wor vears so we41 that 1he c~tuca hung 1 111111 atbatro55 around Prtn.e 1 1'10~ by he'a~dtng tum as th., " rww Dvtan," TNtnka. but no thanks P"ne hll gone on 10 produce seven f\!IJ '~'~Is less m~ated by SOdO pdlt~Jealebauac:tJons He IC1uelty hOld'& Doll& foc:a\ po1r11 now &h ~f.Q wer' 1nduOetS on tt t.c hOfT'I ttmr to ume If .,..,u r!' 5m&n , yoy ' H th.;'t' 1\ befoul '' become&s tront ol the porcelain altet tor blow•ng ean~e Pte~~ Plttl&~ PI -:,.~ M111d gf OOY~ , lunch. 1f you prefer•. or hitchhiking on a by ot~ts ••"'Y w ...ts Heit/1 ArtM:It •~tl v,,.f' 1 A.s:~um J Evf!rvr ·m~ ..,,. ~ c·t"' ' +HUA foe• and fOil urc henJbg;fil tiH'.l .!-oUt ht01 Uf~!Jo 8r ~ wn IIJtlf'IS I ~U!I ....(1'\.'P.te,j mote 'ftiCOf"d$ - Storm WWJdow:s betng his etgt11h ovM•n - that have been nohotebly •o•se ..n then social prouss t But '" 5 not thlt Prtne has beCome ~ •P•U\eUC towlld5 pointe$ he ha' li1S1 e.rvecs OU1 1 s:mahr COf'T'tef of the woJtd fot himself NoV¥ ne 51ngs about the ooht•es of retlttOI'\I'hlps !" Shop Talk" and tl>o totlo cull and about one' s concepuon of ume and spactr t''ltvi"'J In the Fvture. 11 "~eepy Ey~d Boy" 1nd "I Hao a Oream" l The r-et10 ol 'ockers to ballads IIi an ttven one ro one Proclucod bv 8arry llecl<eu and r•co,dod It Musde Sho..i . rt atl f1ts aornf0t1abiv II'\ lhe patm of your 1\otnd ~w eve~ rKOtded •· And 1t hype, beeause fllonlj Wtth 8 B. 1\Jng' s Llwl•t 1/>e fleglll, .!wt1t Hetldn• S.nd of Gyps~<~>, the Allmon Brothe<o" l.lvt •r ,,. Fillmore, ond e handful ol othe<o, 11 render' the ltve ftllQet'lerlce ttawlessty-the &erttlmlng women admtrers. the now tcretmtno. f\OW muted. end aiWtY& hot Famoua Flames putNng the ""-rclest woti<Mg m.on on show buslnOU" co tols cold·.-"'0 XTC. Magaz.tne, !'X UhtiVQ)t te•d loc11lst John FoQ, Capta111 Beftthean ., w eU aa these 1wo pop Of'ientod bands. Flngorpuntz ~ the Rocord.s &II the lilt ~SCI - atong. w ith Captetn Seel"-~tt's Doc or rile IIMJIJI St•r10n to be d<stnbutad by Allotltlc beiO<e the . _ ll>e cloltrol>ut'<JIIdeel The Rocotcts rave on ~te the fea ,.,,.,...,od thtl IP.kv·Nwttd te.O gurtan•t ttuw Gower has glwen way 10 dimpM;d Jude ~- ~•tso a rnembet ot Moon Marttn'.s Ravel\cl The l vrics au; s1lll'" tM non eutnv catttOOfV - three ot the f1we tunn of\ 1100 ono. rex tt\stanee. h1ve " he.an .. 1n lhe IUie IX.It c1rumm01 Will 8•tch and gvttlust/ voea115t John WtoU 1ft Itt~ COft'lposlng the ntcHt harmonies smce eM HolkM cf~tetgrated An ••cellttnt fOllOw up to the band's surpttWlQ Ol!l>ut The RecordS CroJMs I Y'ogonl l"tnQOIPrintr Orsr"'(/CCUUw>p M•!ks tlfugrnl Tw o r&COfdJ horn England that c~d find thetni81Yel ttoetlno towards obtlvton duo to tome IH, than huutol US d<strlbutlon deaJO lhrSI JEM then Atlantic! on tha part of Virgin Roeorda. It '$ ....,tortuMtO bKaute the label houMa some tNI vanguard rock..,-$ the Members, the 'I'OW>(I Maoble Gianto. FtnQerO>rtnll used co bo Roehef S w Mt'• -~ bond. And 11101 -usong Dtsr~ Mwks rt"a halo •o fogure wny one conned them. Some eonsiSltnttv exte:Rent compolittOns. I .. Cum~nl1 M1nd:" " Radiation. •· utc. l. gveso ~eyboordiSI Bernie Cl111 ~ '• synthnite, hook.!. and .some "nuclaAI age • k>vt tvuc:s make this tecorcl Of'le o t the ~~-f$ ol the VOAI lind the neat goes on X.C SONG WORKSHOP NEW OR TRANSFER STUDENTS 1n1rp lllti ~ 07ld em intmnecliote program an ~offered. •n. Worlt.llop ;. acheduled lo meet on Tlnrrada)lt, Pick up your copy of froln J "'" ro 3 "'"' CURV~VAL 'So ·The Spectrum's Guide to UB Campus. Buffalo. & surrounding areas! Available now - 355 Squire Hall ~onday - Friday. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm �J©prQdigal sun ! -~tf'Otlll .... l1- • Another bend from I..Mda IGwlg of fourl wt1o - aet1ing tlmaly aoclo-I>C)IItlcal ~ to • PfOIJUioive, synth-but. !Note the bombed-out~ COVIf ......... ) ·The S.lide is the ben• of the. two '*• thougto, lOCI • fair ~f • rat'* anti-pop attitude In nawllt1tftdecl rod!. Take vour medlclne fnt. 01 Four - "Ouuide the T,..,. Don't Run On Tlma" blw "He 'd Sandin the Atmy" !EMil After the CllllciiiCdaim they receiYed for Enremlinmenll, with the ,..._ 1Match'80l of theN two oonga they h.,., become own boldlf lOCI more ab<uive, tMintelning • , _ pitch of paaion throughout IMMh aidao· INot that they war ...ry ..-led the preu.l So Ill your head with c:Uture Without gettjng .., · MX-80 lound -"Sornedly You'R be King''blw " White MQht" f o£ ~ • ..i -a.. ! f ~ ~ ~ ::: 1!141Phl .:. Tl4 &.Side, - melodic: ~· mack, 0. not on their 1980 lP O<n of 1M T.,., Worth Mnding to Son Fr., lor. s..tuben ..., _ _ " "'vtoctlon" blw ..J.mO<" ls..ri>urtlon ~ - lncNatrlel) ...;, With their ""'''e "Gidget Goea to Hel" being played es e lilmette oouncttrock on this yo.,•a debut of S.IIN'dity Night l.iw, lhla So. Calof. '*'<! hat dtf.nlte po~ontlal. Good prodi.oedon lor thla indy of modtm pUnklama ciru ttripped·down TUbes. .... Ubu - 011~ in 1M Y- Z..O.A ! Rough Tradal Thlo , ..,...,.. of 1878 -lncll>deo the leta Pew l.auglvlef's "Anal Solution." Diaturblnil. horrillc, brilliant ioclt from tho Cle•eltnd experlmanutlittl of undtl.,_ p<oportions. II you have n. .er Nked them before, then David Thomu squalllng •• , don't get around, I don't laM In love much" during " My Dlfk Ages" -won't lmprHt you tither. Nch Ulonta - "O.uma Along the Maple Wood" blw " Chance Clrcurnatenca " IMol()al • u8onte, of Fltt diok l ame, Ia gc»ng it alone he<o, basically, Sort of acceulble Rul~to. I guOSI-ttretch the Imagination for the•• tltlet end you 11'\IY got it. And then ageln • . c.lwtt VoltliN -"Seconda Too Leta" b/w "Conttol Addict" tRough Tredel • Pwt of 1 &hJah exper•mont•l wtng crossing an alienated bl:fren landscape ol diHlCjng electtontCS and mfNmalistio rock pass&QII "Vtaual aounds" Itt a 33Y, pecelll you know what I mean OMolon - "love Will Te1t Us "'oert" blw "'These Oa. . . IFactory! Remember PubliC Image Ltd' a 1411f·tided song I MU$leally, these numbe<a have luly be10c rhythms. but it's what lh• underiYI"'J gu.tors end oyntlls do lsorneurna Don't dol t"-t g.-e couso and effect pust\ed on bv tan Curtta• bleak, grim, and sensttNe rock rembllnos. The human core, by way ol this pay~ vahicle, is exposed 81 lttt. U N - .-"Oo You O.oem In Colo<" blw "Ideal Homeo''r'lnatentty 'I'ours"/" Atom Man lovu Radium Girl" ICocteau) Mr. Netaon't P<eoc<:uPation with Jean Coc:teau brought to vinyl end Ill..... lnttttlting photoo, topia and tounds. Moat of the fl.lide Is dlstilled Red Nolft to thole larnlller with the progeaalve euro~oclt matoor\l.,tlon. " A young man tl1ould not make ule invottmenta:• Is as good edvlce eo any I've helfd. The Colonel- " Too Many Coo~• In the ICitchon" b/w " I Need 1'\'ottction" (Vtrginl Colin Mouldong. ba&lllt of XTC. ia )Oined by mota Terry Chembe<s on drums lor 1 ~'ttle of hio own dibbling Incognito. Ah. but hio &.aida giv11 him awoy. • rollrng monotonous riff of bass rhythms and ball drum& thai COIAd vwy have fit nicely on1o en XTC flip side. XTC-"<>-•11 and Majors " b/w "Don't lose Your J'emper" " Smolct4elt Zone" b/w " Somnombulm" IVIrginl This Wll the fM'It of two -·rec:or<l tlltl of this year lor XTC. So ntw!y ._.,.,.-has heOtd Moujdlng's line "G.-. 6 Maj" on WZifHM by now. The flip lo t Partridge rocker ol spattic guitar chops end bal.,y·aana vocal dtmlnda . Record two lo loft for oxporlmantetior'o time. A blatont melodica maua aonlc wavao on Mr. Partridgo'a A-aide. whlle hla unique humrnlftg technl- thru a a yntheoaer In the hypnotic " Somnambuliat," Ia an •••claaln phonttict ale Andy' a world. llelt left for the cultlsu I'd say. XTC - " Towera of london" b/ w " Set My lilt On Are" '' Bettwv Brldea" blw "Scl01or Men" IV.olnl But t hen agoln whit do I know. Thlo totally llve, speeded-up varaion of MoYidlng'a " SMOF" Ia 1 mU"St tor would·bo concert goors of this wondlflul band. It abtolutoly demandl lurlous dancing participation. And the second treat Is 'I rneamtrizlng live version ol "Bettery Brides." llor thO II who remember their opening set lor the Police last veer. this wu tho tune wtth the stonge grid projec tion.) Dave Grtogory's oynthoolur work bouncas along lll<o the ping pong ball on Caspor't aonoa which mekas tor enjoyable "'no·aiongo. Agoin. the lllp.sldt may just be o bit arcane lot those with ~et ears, the CUftiOQ edge of Oroms •"d Wir4!s, a~ BBC racotGng So theta VOU t\e~Welt ··r t..now what you~~~. you ere a Gtgola Aunt " A new way to look •t 1980 other chan up5ado down. fiave tun look•ng lor ot . S·UD.ifEN-:lMt:fi~SfS":_ . ---, . -i.--- - You'D be amazed at all the opportunities and advantages the Anny offers men and women with BSN degrees: --1-- - .. _ Don' t forgot to Com<t Join"' the Mot,gn"" H1JII tomorrow noght 10 p.m Upstan 11 GraHnr's , 479 Elmwood ltorme<ly Votlega Roc ~!. PtrtoaplltJOg "' the roclc .,., rolf ,.,.,rv sponsored by the Buffalo Coltgo of Mus!QIIInowledge IBMCIIl Iobei are local loves P....,. the Perih, the Stains. and thl Cobtoo. Admouoon " $2 .SO. a bat"Qa&n duong {hose· anflatiOfl4fV ume1 He's - celled everyttung lrom • 1980' s vet_, ot Holden C.tt:hM,.., the Rye Caumeld 10 a seoutmuter fCK 1he modern w orkt &.rt one thfng is fOt sure Beserltley tteofdeng artists Jona1han FUclvnan fshow" UPoet fight, and tn. Modern lovart embOdy everything,.lhat 1s- roc:k •nd roU. from then Vet\let Und~vround ''vle ram.bttngs to the romptng and otten·covtted 't1odern lov.wa s'Qnature song ' 'Roedrt.it'W'It!l' • • The Boalon~~sed mustctans w rit play two MtS Sunday et Stag.. I startrng at 10.30 p m AdmiSsion 11 $4 00 ot tne doO<. Just a Blotto on the urban llnd&eepe. Albany re11dent1 90'\8 0\lt • Exct'llenl b1Jirtln~t salari~ und l~lll!lllti, lndudhtl: u lib· end ' 'IIClltkm policy. • Reol opportunity for lld \UII<"tmenl llnd__.prof~sklnal growth~try Army Nune I~ 11 commls,kml'd off~ .. • No basic l1'111nillf( for nurses; just a b"~k' nrk>ntatlon courw 10 fiUllillarbk yfiU "ith lhl! Arm~ Medical DqJutmmt. • The C'baiK't' to lnl\d: tltnl' fo dtt IlK• lhinj!,< )llU ~njoy. • Opportanl{y co' .,ali() for .sp«<allttd role!.. ft'.odling or addltlooal tducatkln. ~II )OU qudff. , CuU~tlu 301-677-4891 The Army Nurse Corps. ol bounds. The band'& lndap8fldentlv produced LP Hello/ My N•m• ;. Blotto~ W1Nt'$ yoursl'-feeturing " I Wanna Be 1 llf&gutlrd" Mid " We Are the Nowtones'' - raeeivea aubstanHal rWlo lilrptav thl' Pill 1ummer ahet ;t we P,Ciked up tcx distnbuuon by Stlff Reoordt. Thtfr Stage One appearance on Wedne1day Is actually a follow~up to tholr performance at Buff State lost yetr Bo lorowarnea. Blotto lshOwn middle rightl is • thlnkong man's Tube•. Opening wWI bt Bullelo't own P...tine end the Perils . Dlflen lak4 Fun Country "' conjunction with Show &z, Inc., e natronll produeel/packeo.,. of entenernment thow o. announeu eud~lons lor Darien lab'$ new five entertainment ptogrema In the Buffalo eree auditions f·o r singer&. dancerl; mUS~clena. mag'c:6an1, magician's llllotants. puppeteers. lOCI toochn~ poeitiont wrll be hold Tuesdty, Janu.,y 27 betw81fl 11 :00 t ,rn. and 4 :00 p .rn. In tho 7 4 7 Room, Executive IM, Gone..,., St. �~ POLICE BLDTrER l' • ' 2'®6--108 E . Goodyear-Pecic Lar<cny-Uoknown P<l'oon(s) coot a bookcaK (rom th< JWiway. Bookcase b v.Suod at S60. 1110111- 7 p.m. f --------- ~~ ~.------------~~. .u.. .~~. .~. .u.. . . .~~~. .~~--------------------------- ~ F...,., J. . _ , 9 Nonll Campua Repom: 1A919-lSS Coote Hall- Pan !..ar=y- Somooar ]q>01U c1>a1 (Xhon(s) 1111too..., unlawfully coot from her pone. ll&/81-9:15 Lm. - m.oo M011cll)', Juut)' ll North Campua Reports: ~SS6 Coote Haii-.Bur&lll}'-Somone repona chao uninown per10n(a) fordbly mlf"ed lht room. II is u/k atchb time lr IllY chemicals were eden . I/8111-S:I5 p.m . ZS())S-344 Poncr-BuiJ)ary-Somlone rcporu that his 12" Hitachi porubk tclcvlskm valued ac S2SO ..., oaken. 1/ 10181 -7:30 p .m •• 24977-Wilkuoo Pub- False Fire Alarm-Unknown ~I) pulkcf boA no. 41. Alarm •-as lactr reJ<t. 1/ 10181 -2:48 a..m. ZS().l4-30S Roosc-elt-Or~t~Cl Llrtcn)-SomconeSI•cesthac lWO unknown wbuc maks toot his suiteD: v. / dotha to lhrir car. VKtlrn confronted subja."U a.nd soc JUs prOP<1tY b•d. 1111181-7:45 p.m South Campus Reporu· 24964-Squir< Haii-CrimmaJ MiKbkf-Som«>n< nepon• chat iht observed a bla.cl male, 20 years old, 6' call, 160 lb>., brown \.nit hal, can pant ... •tempting to an the: lod off hn Ioder in che Worncn'> locker Room. SubJ<'<I Red ,.hen viclim approached. 1/ 9/ SI-1 p.m. T-.r, l ..ury 13 Souch Camous Rcpons: 24188-121 Schoellkopf-Recklrn Endanarrmrnc- A female IIUdtnl rcpons thac someonr slid a lit pie« of paper under hrr door in ordtrto SCI bact ot hrr writina up hb Crirnd about Ill incidmc in which hr ft11rtod a Sl!r is •n RA. 121 12/80-l:JO p.m. 2S014- 0uodyrar Souch-<:riminal Mi•chicf-W hllc lllfWOfiOJ In alann of lire il was dJscoV<f'ed I hal lht fore hOI< "-<! bcftl cue by unknown' pcrson(s). 1/ 12181 -6:30 p.m. Nonh Campus Reporu: " 2S127-SIJ Ckmms Hall- Pail LaR:cny~ r<p0111 3 chat p<noo~s) unblowo unlawfully -CICI a pboM from ::0 htr d<sk, valued ac 11141&1-l:ll p.m . ~ m .oo. 2SI42~94 Red Jocta-P~ic laR:cny-A- rq>orU ~ I hal P<I'SOO(S) unknown uollwru\ly lOOk htr meal catd frorn ~ her room, valued ac SIO.OO. I/ 14181- 7:SO p.m . ! r.rr. ' WtdHSda) , J••••l')' 14 Nonh Camp~» Repons: ZS()82.-.226 RlciJc La, Room 82-Pcuc Lar.:my-A female Sludcnl r<p011i that om known P<I'SOO(S) encored her ofriC< a.nd too~ her rrom her punc. Wal!n consaio<d Jl~ ca.lh IIU/11 -11 a.m. ...na South Campus Repons: 2S112-Pricchard lobby- As>auii-A scudcoc reponJ 1h>1 be wu pwhcd in lhclobby by Gary Raphad , He fouahc ba.tk knocklna Raphod down and kicked him before II( broke 11\A/ 81-I:SO a.m . •"•Y· I Of;NVER. CO (CPS). . . . - Laurel Yo>~ rccumcd CO< che 'Pf•n& ccrm 01 tolorado Wom<n\ Colle~ I hi> moo>Ck co find 1haa thtrf' ma) bt' no '\Udt ttrm. Drasco< bu<IJtl ..., pi'Oj>O'>Cd 0'"Cf Ill< \Xalion cal1td for 110 p.-ru.•nt rf'dUCtion in lo<uhy and ell< rnd of mo>C course ofTr:nnp ind 'JKC'III proar•m•. lntludtn: tht tnlkpcndtna proaram Y0\1 ttQUJf'r) for her mi)Or. poano perform""'< Even ,r 1hf ll(bool rnanagc' 10 opcraat throu&h ahe 1pnna v. hh onl) 3l.,tlc~ t on S&aff ''My fcaurc " eocna 10 be intparabl)' harmed b) all lhco,· Yo.c mourns. "I'd blcco na.lch< •m••n~y 10th< ...n.· Yos1 ~ onl) ODt of O\Cf SOO v.omc-n all'<Tc•d b) 111< drascic buda« CUI< IS Ill< cone,c An culy call on S I~ million in dormhor) monw« for<ed the Bn.wd or TruSitfl 10 dtdatt rli\JUK'i J CXIJti'K''Y las.t Octobtr. and ltfl 1ht admlninrauon t~ problem of cullen& S SOO .000 from I he currctu budJf't lO thai 1M mane) ma.) bt u~rd lthtead fo• dtbl p;)mC"nf . aud eurrK:ulum.&llC' \cnlor t'\llnuu r \ that she will no1 w-adullt. 1 ht prorc,~r • hh-. hom Ahhou&h the JiiU:Iit ktn :111 C WC" i~ dramot •c. u•~ h:udl)' unu)ualah.r~c da)lli . The :.bf::. Jiudle' is Out Of 2 Job, ftiC.Ml& Wilh 2S of the. 35 1mtructon prcv10u))) v.url.tn& full~ !IMC. b t1- tOO lalt b her to Han.sftr .and the: "<~ Enaland Conwrvllory or Musl<' ... hkb llob promcsc<l her • jOb fO< n<\1 fall, ha> •nlunn«l h<r JOb 101) d"•l'IX"• a. 'IUIC l ly ...her hcrIhoi dl!lioma lon g .. a-... I Htd "' nil ion II bUdget crunch- hrou.&hc on h)' duiJnin& slate fund101, rnfn& l'OiiS. and tnro11mcnl :OJ_-, :.i ; • .~ES t *~~•a•~**********~** COME INTO RED BARN - TID : I I I I FOR WHAT YOUR HUNGER IN ' FORI II • I I I I I worm_...., golden - - fries 16 ... 110ft drinlo 9am<5pm 355 Squire Hall KIDS (12 - - 99¢ MEALS lwnbufv« "' c:hK:i<on. 1m fries. om 110ft ...,;,g. oi~C OUR SAVINGS ARE FOR EVERYONE - NOT JUST COUPON HOLDERS! c:.uc;.a ... c..... .. ,.._ r..........,..,c.;.o.c. ---------------------~ FREE of charge OUTFITTERS • 3 pes country fried chk:.tten ••nuY """' ot.w PHOTO COPYING J l)og & 5 Dog R(I(:CIJ Spon110n.>d by 1!117-UI 1\chesop Haii-Orand Lare<n) - Somconr repons thaJ P<I'SOO(>) unl.no"n uoll" fully cook a Model n H.,...,, ~culalor. valued 01 SJOO.OO. from his d<SL. l t l•/ 81 - 10:29 a.m . 2SI28-Rorarr Road-P<IJI Larccn)-A profa101 rcpon s chac per>Onb) unknown unl1wfu1Jy cooL hil fronc liornk pial<. No. 6SO.IXL, valued ac U .OO. 1114/ KI - 1:30 p.m . I I I .,. II **-*'fr-tr* CAN- A~ ****-o.------____, Lake LaSalle - Baird Point Saturday, Jan. 24th at II am 2SI00-17A l);cfa>cfo<C-Cruninal Mcschl<f- P>uol rq)Ofl> chac the n>oldin& on Rm. 11A wa> Jm!O'ed by penoa($) unl.nown wh an unknown objca . Ch<cl of1hcdoor mowed throe I'I'Wkinp "here cherc "'*'on Oll<mpiiO pop 11>< lod. 1/ ll/81--&34 p.m. CffiCKEN DINNER & COKE dctrrasu- bn riD&IIy \tlfled 10 hie Evcryc holiJ from prnldcn~&' saloncs 10 vound> nuwrnanct k b<c.,. <ut as rr>uh __ .. •_ _ Do~ Sled Racing Soulh Campus R_epons: 2S087- JO Car<)' Haii-On.nd la•cmy-Somconc rcpons thac per10n!•l unknown unlawfully cook her purse which COOilined SJS.OO cash. bank cUhiliJ catd, drivtn license, key, and P<I'>Onal popen. 1/ 13/ 81 -):JO p.m . , I ---------------~-----~ SUNY system is not alone as others see budget woes l' ~ I VE RS I TY ~. J._,. Is Applications are now available in SA for: EXT-ERNAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR•nct PROGRAMMING COORDINATOR (FaUf est, Sprlngfest. etc_) ,.---BOTH 'POSITIONS ARE _STIPEN=-D-----, Appllcotfona ore or.o ooallable for repruentatJoea t.o the following Unloe,..,ty Student ~,.. cl~ Bodlu ond Unloenity-wlde CommUteu: Sub-Board I, Inc. Board of Diredon (J opening) Fac:aiQI Snad eut Aaoc. (FSA)~bly (1) SAS.Ute(l) P.bllcatloae Boant (S) Afftraaattw ActloD CoauaJt;tee (1) ~ H-lth A: Safet9 Committee (1) .... THE DEADU .. E FOR All APPLICATIONS IS • MONDAY; JANUAAY 26th _..,. �~ • • .........,_ .-... would lx mosl affected lrY 1ht <hanFS· 'f'all-oiY' Despitt chrcacs to s1 udent nrvkcs, $1udt:nr co.sas have risen fastrr than 1hc rare of inna~lon t~touaJit>ul I he country. Colle~ Board Sllli.ulcs show 1ha1 1uitJon II privllc l •HS • on If U~L UIIID' • lOA AU. DCilS filii I~!( .&.'•O ' Jtl't..U: univc.nilie:J intrcued an av.era.at or 10.1 pet«ttl in 1he Uniled S•.-•· Total cont. howrver,ron MJ pcrccat.ascomp;aredtoa rile in tOiol COlli o£ 12.7 pc<Ccnt at public .scboob. 12 D<crtu1111 entOI!m<nt corn~ montY problem>. II the numhtr or coUcae stucknu peat• next fill, as Is prcdic1cd by 1ht Nlllonal C<nler for Educarioo Starisua. the-re • oukl be an approx.im'llc decrease or 191.000 Sludcnu in four-year schools by 1988. As many u 200 schools will nol survCvr 1hc comblfta1ion or a diminished enrollmcru ond hiaher cons, lhe Ccrucr\ L f,Oi30lc..:) 12 rrJX)rl saya,. "Eorollme01 dccliM mum a fall-off in re..nuc." says JKob Sl&mi'C'D or tht Amtrican /I.JioclllJon or Collesn and Uni>cn~lts "When )Oil cornbilor t ht>C [l<tO<S "'gh a lo.. of ll&le fuodinc. a lol of public KhooiS tUtdu1 hh are: chose S4.'hoob tbal hl ...e: lost .... fund> dunn& the past year. Suffcrina financially because or the dcch~~e or it> IUIO lndumy, Mkhllan 1111 Imposed some or rhe: most ftvtrt cuu. lk<ordinato a ror spol.esman lhe American AuociaiJon ol Colle..> and U.U.usitiu. MKhfian Stile Unt•<rlily plODS 10 lll<fl lite probltm wkh so!My ...... line-day layolf or ......... ei><Oltal" <rnployen, and a five ~rcml redUC1- 10 lht bud~ or _.ptponmcnt. Tbe la)off alone b <XP<CI<d 10 ..-.e S 12 mtllion. W-rnc Stare Univcnky in O.trolr 1111 cUI Pre11dtnt Tho m.u.~ Bon.ou+s salary to S67J()O (rom S7Hl00 ycMiy. Olh<t •'* unlvcnity wilb -,.ndr of prom~oe.• The d<rn.llld< llx ~ lx ahtiYed beciUK il wiD ..._"' 1 Wfklp or ovor S 12,000. ' dtoios .. C<OWta ODd ~ pr<Yiously prcmiRd lhc1rr ... tht Htfl:c laid prop1UIIIIIina ODd adnliuloao lost ooc lllll•dlll< ~r, wbile IDOibcr will ioon wort 0D& !*'-time. T•llxr tht CIIU &ft CIUJhl: iJl a COS:l .-qure_ze. All Ibis "''" maLe tht '80's a ...,i<:Uiarly •o"'h dccadr for Amtrican Schools." Colorado Women' Collr~ suffc" from cur' of up ro r•Sht percent . I his >amc comblnruJon ofraclorl,ahhouah II AI Ccn1raJ CoMt>c-ucul State Colle&e.lne losa a loan rather than Roue: funds. Under a mon<y-14vina layoffs ol "udcn1 lib<azy proposal announced by J>r«;dcOI ·Sh<rry employees in AUIIUSI pUlmptcd a lludcnt . Mannin&, rl<ulty ICdU<IioM WUJ Corrrpcnoaft prot<lf in Oc1obcr. The colic&< has also for S HO..OOO oflhe lo... whtlc ""addiuonal made ct~u- in Cas s.e::rricu: campus HCL8'ity. S lSO .000 w already b<CD cvt from, ror rxamtJk. no• operltu wnh a srude:nt adrrurlisuMI•c :and "'Ohcr bud&fU." sc-.n w1cad or • S1udcnu and facoky members mponded StiU oc.btr k'nd.s or KfVICU are: wnpmltd 41acnJY10 Mannq\ plan. Wilhm boun of by tht na(Jonal ftnanelal CNIS For r\omplc. 1he: announccmtnl, "~con fSorcncC' mn~rll )' propams arT ou.1 111 lint for tht- ... Phil6ps an4 Marilyn Wnaht filed '"' a balchtl 111 Nonhem Mictupn Univc n.i1y. l<rnporory rottrainlna O<dcr on behalf or Norm Htf\:c, dean of >ludcnll, says lhe ovtr 30 ttudtna.. . The rcQucS1 wa.~ taler collc&c\ Black Studcnl Scrvlcu hu alrtody denled,but • l•w•uil >lUI penditli<h&!Seslhc admurisuaaor-t at tht unh·e:rdy hnr raktn ""II or s. n lretHtllaled&IWI&H Tht r~ully has also r.Jed a "brnell or promile" sui1 apinst Mlllftlo& Nld lht S<bool. Teachers conlcnd lhtir )obt WtU! lu&ranlccd iO lui 1hioiO&hou1 1he school year on a full-time basis. Thus far, Mannina h&s only of£ered 10 rchirr claht o r 1he 25 )ot*ss on a pan-time basO.. S1uden< <cntimc111 runs nronaJy apiNt the administration-. Sophoraorc Jody Edwll'ds points out thol 1hcre • u no ptobl<m J<ll.ins J2 AudcniS 10 ..,..ian t i plaimiffs in tht lawsui1. "II woUld hove born euy lot us to 10 10 coun. declare immcdlttLe d~~maa<•· ond &<I our tuttJon back." Edwards said. " But whal we rrllly wonl is no1 our money. but '4.,'WfY" to stop thi.~.ao uop thtm from t hanaina the «hoot." Manotna. howhcr. says she 11 "r,ttcited aboUI,bavirw. small<<><< or facully." "'l'y mirmt"inl futed corn we wiU be flr,tti~ ot Olh<r lhmp-wc <an rt\pond to jlbpular ntedl." sht adds. Tht school\ trustees ~teo. tn a joint sta~tmcnl thty >aid Ibey believed ~W.nina\ propooal will insure lhll r.nandol dir.~>tct wtll bit' e•crttc.l. Yet an inrormal \urvcy show'i ~wde:nu believe 1ht u ni\'euity's prl)blcm• may grt much wor5e bc'caust tlr a dru tk: drop in enrollment. The majority or women • qunlioncd arc alrndy in•e>tlplina the c:'!O\I~tity of uansrerri"'· and frvt siUdcnu ..... ..,.ady wuhtlrawn from ewe lxcaust or 1he """' proposal. , "Wt round oolr_ so cub ,. ho wcrcn' thin~ ... or willllh•in&." one of lhe po1bttB report\. '1 he ldmlniltration w Ul have to prove co u~ lh.at '4C .:anlrU.liol •Mm. 01 else thty11 rtnd lht'tmtlvo whh an ('IUOllmCnl nf 3 le'4 dote11 uppercfM~mC'ft nc,u fhJI,"' Asserrf.iy I ••·•1 \1 ~\\ J"l!o"~ . / _....d or Srou'l _ . , . _ , . ~· ar,yafsxDh"'VOCf'l,. 1\.Js<mb!y .....,lxr Mi<ho<l Shaatan submnltd a fttohaioo to fonB • coa:unlltec: co study tbe: lKk or a S1udcnl Union oo 1he AmhcrK oaer Sqwrc HaD lo <011vated IJIIo 1 O...at Scbool £acill1y.Sba11 an propoocd the lbc 1\.>.scmbly l<t Independently or lht admiaistratlon and de•1>c their own plan for a Student c.un- Unloll. ' Earlier 1<111<<11"'*> Sbcchaat ........ tllll tht ad hoc t:OIDIIlitl« lllotlld WOtk dooe!y willl Vlcc.fftAdcat off1<lilics ~ Joba Neal bee:... Neal iiiDOR -..-. oftltc ~ coaditioos wbidl alfca tht Squire HaD reno•• ioD plaa. ihr ~ ....."""" Ill< _ .... •dl. ~ .. ion. -not SM!IIft abo offered a r<SohaiOa uprcuq lws COIICtnl Ihal rtnaluam ><bcdu!H published ia time to Jive Rude au 1111 adcqu.are OIJPOfttoUlY to pl011 dhc.S. Oim:lor of Acodcmic Affair• Lauren Sl,l_alliro eautioncd Ihal 1ht dcpanmcDI ia cbarje or scheCitllina needs a cenain asnount of tirm to correlate the dusn and times for llllal eAtlrl\l lO>avotd QOftfljcU for studcbls. In .&litlon, schedullrla mus1 wah ~110 the lncli.tdUII D<~rr1s aubmh • list or theirleo..,.. wblclt wW w.l Cll. . ,, Ho.. evcr, Shaj!lro n:rr,.ked I hot lite ICbeclllk fttould bo a!* to ht rck-d rmx:lualier in 1ht ...,...., , T llr A>~ •01«1 to hove Sbttlwl. Sbapiro and FetTVa lbr ....Itt. Upoe """""" Ilot Asscmltly\ fnt mce1,._ of tlx .....u.-e ..cmcllrr.Zwlllrc Informed the mcmlxtt thar she win • ht •n•<ilip!Jiaa numerous compbiro r.- a udml s who had tdtrl Stariuics Profeu« MiUu RosenblaU· Rotb\ Star!r lOt co""" lasl I<IIICitcr. S1udcntt chat&< 1hat l eootrov=ial ptofC'OIOr had l'ailcd a IIU'J.C number f SU.ade:ni:S Without UUK, ln prcvio\M. years, Tht Sp«tr•m bu reponed li'lal llx admlni.ltrAIJon WI> dls1wbed about ROICnblan·Rn<·h~ lenient lfadllll, policy. Tht 1\.~lc: T ask Force or 1ht Assembly prnmted k1 nt-w Tcaehtr Compla!Ol Form (TCF) for whlcliTOuld complc- .-1 nOI t<plac• tho t1&11dard procedure. Dirmor or A<adcolic Allltin ....,.. S hopiro said thol lht fonn would inida!IY lx ia 1ht uperb<ataltl....,to wen 11udcnl -IP lltCds - pit•-• -~~- lx ......... -· Buffalo CitY LiJlltb ~fSB:REf fORro'VLA ~ CliRLY-Q FRIES. ........... , • • , . . . . . . . o( o . ror , llllf Plllacr ot 10 . . . . . . . _ I ....... -.. .. . , Elegy for ~Emmanuel Stanley Gorakl Fflld-Dii'. by D.vld F.ndrtdl CENTEil TIIEATR£-681 )t.AIN ST. F.W.r."-'SM-5 a ' -' s-.J-- - 841-...o �-=====~~~~==~============================ ; Bulls force smiles despite loss by Andy Meddlcan baJktt . Wllb an opporullllty co rut cb< ltad co ailt,tb< <<eond yur forwar<! ml»cd on both c(i<f from cb< Amst4PI $1NYII EdiiO' line.' from th< Ooor than choir Division II &ll<sU. UB player> wen~ anYth.ina but "'down" afttr I he pmc. however, dc•ph• their 4·10 rococd. "'Wch look ina up," asRntd forward Harold Walktr. "Evct)body~ tired oflosinl. Bwryooc is ""' rtally pl.ajina up co par. bill ll<llina rlostr to it . ToolaN 'I (TU<sdoy\) pm.< (is ao indiooacion chat)." w•'• or Hart•lek jumpc<~out t01111carly ll-41cad au ruull o(aumero.- Bulhturno¥t.rs. ~.scaiJed 1 time ovs:, and hi> piayen rcsi>Oildld by narrowinlth< marlin to 10- 16. Forw1td Kto Jon<< did mos< or th< ~ duri1111his period. pump;, in ••~~< or hll aame hOih IS poinu b6forc the Warriors could ealla 1imc o~. Jones wu inurJ,mental in e5Ubllddna UB pe.actration, &<11101 t0$ide three tim.-s durin& chis ooslauclu aod ntn dnwlna • fool. Rt~peodl•& Bulb UD\ Tom Panoa th<nhittWOJ...,.,. from oJm<»1 th< •arn. . potlll lh< toporth< key). Pllrsom' «rond b~.-;ktl. wrrhk,h cut lht Hartwick ltAd to SC\.t:n. was sec up by Erioo Alstadrr\ orkmiv< "'bound. Tb< team• uctw,..d ~kru,ond aDOther Par10ns· fotld JOOl brOU&ht th< Bulls to •lthin nlnc:-bw •ith this lead (and abota ,..,.., minutet I< ft). 1bt Wllrrior> btpliiO . . , he cioc:k. After Han wick bold th< ball fcx lllmcnt In <lltir< minute (wittooUI *t<rnptif1c a sboi). f ll'PQI:lrltk sto&t n . Aaairl tbouth. Burr.lo was IOilblc: to <IIPitohzc. ID fact, the vlsltort oc:ored ch< ..,., '"' PO<nt•. &ainiOI a C6·llltad. But UB n<v<r Stopped workiQa, manaai01 to narrow the mor,Sn 10 IIIIM)-)9) w•h I!U to play. Joncs ripp<d d own • poir or offenlivt rel>c>un<l\ and drew a foul, but h was to no avail, .. Honwit:k had liftlt trouhtc in paardin& iu lead durm1 th< dJina Ut:OnCb of lhe C:Onlt:SI , UB play<n wue, OQ tb< wbol<, optmwioo about Kwd "'""' 101 • oo•t<~01 th<• ron ..... . Jooa, who abo finlsb<d tlcd Tloc 10Ddc wort o( JOn<J IDd th< Outside -ina "'ilb Hanwit:k\ La ~lor 10 ~""'-linaloaaon. .1o1m Fitzpot......, not ......... Lllo<lp,..,- tb< noctd. " 1 1 1 - - t o (. . _llrclay\1 PbtDSt•c· &alb~ oely 38 penla!l f,_tll< floor and 45 Bdnad ·(IoniaN was) a YU1 itnprovcraocat.p<JUI!l """' the follllioor.. u 8\llliMal ..... ...-.s . Ill -........ lip ia- o.lls' ,.,..._. ., th< ..... Honwidt ~ wias, five loud) to ~ ~ Aid, "Wc wc,... tl<ltinc JI)Od Jboo; th<y )1.111 their l<ad lo eilbl (l0· 2l) by th< half. didn"-t drop." ID summina uptb< Bulk' piayen f«linp Oupite..thcir bard wort,-.oltl ....._... lollo-wed UB - . . t _ , w nictht's cruciaj • Burr.lo rnto t b < - flalf. Mer tb< Bulk WOI>tb< CJ110ftin1 Stai,t , JUard David A<:rct prodalnood, "'Well bt lip-orr. Fil<paui(~ dt<w a foul undc;:me=at::.h::....:.•:::h<:.....;,U"-I''--re-ad-..:..y." i•U:iT:riU.m7T'""i:i7iiT_ _ _ _ __ or ·--.... -- f'llwewca_.......,...,,. A HEAO A80Vt Ua Bulls Ken Jonn C44t tiOOd • ,_..Met • NftCf ...,_.aM_.. 't1 ---~- ... ... -·.-. wilf\11 . . . . . ..._ t'-dlcwg.~fM ..Miln,.......,. ~11, '""'""'ly p--\-IIII:C:::z:;~~---~-... I WATCH OUT U/ B! IT'S RIGHT AROUND TH~C.ORNE.Rt! Academic Week lsco.u.a January 26 - 30th -Cdd>nlt~ Aca<let.k ()pporteal(y H...-. ot U/ 8- STARRING: the ACADEMIC FAJR, Jan. 301b in tbe mlmore Room of Squlre Hall See your collques in action the lfltelt de~~dopmmts in your jidd See whtJJ your IICodmric d ub is doint See featuring: Food • Music • Displays and NCAA e DEMONSTFv,. TIONS • -Watch (or coming aUrl!ctions Jan. 26-30. touehens academic stc1ndards Tb< f'lwloa&l CollcJjole Atlllc:1ir Anoclauon (NCM),dutin& a recelll<~nloon (held ln~npoou tq_ .ur,.Jons IIIIi its aradtl!lic r<qulre...,., roo ocllldet wcre poorly rounded and loof.cly rnforoedl -...-tdtbeadoptlonoh()QihcrlCIIdtml<eq)bility . . . . . . . Foullc lint 1111>< CYd , upeci.&c OIDI>n or credit ~td pert...,. (iciO<dcr 10 ma~nc.,. •blctk rllllblityl wll estoblisbtd. \Jp anta ..,.., atllkt« had only to prove thai th<y 51\A~O....· "'tonvinc:e11 lot or people on the ntuidt thai we are not u lnlrremcf u we claim to b< in aradcmir staodards." In oth<r actions th< NCAA hu enabhihed rulu ~: TI>IC at bitt.. ... apptoval o f acadcnuc offlnllh bdorct..._ JWNIM:r CO\Ir'IU at Olh<r co11<st1 That )llnio< <olkt< ~otudcau wtoo did aoc mallllain ar least • 1.0 hialo school p-ac~e.po~rtt a•ert~< tvad... < were ..UJn, "Jocisfoctory prc~~r<U"toward o'ik.,et. from lbe )lnlor <Oikt< b<f""' be<.omJna •liaible roo ~ """"'- _ , 01ber anions t&ltcn by th< NCM,tb< lllhlctic poniclPotlon in a f'our·ytar isulitution. ,....,_ 1111n1ber of <~t holn per term ......c • Bycn also upialned what Jlepo were ll ~<n 10 11, ""-.U.. co tb< NCAA Eueut!Yc Director improv< •lw bt ttrms "lh< Achilles blel or Wllter &,era, some NCAA sclloob were loclfta • intereoUcalalc arhkti<f": recnlitina. Tb< commkt« ..,_. • illl alloWq p1.ay<1s to "nm" credit fa< vottd In laYor or re~~rit:tina football and baskttball ..,.... wbkb Wltd to •ttnd, ond tllal invalid roacbeo from viskq proopettlvt ahltlcl co <cnain ~~~were b<lna used in tldmnlninc lima or lbe year. Howover, the n~n~ber or •ish Jllll'ft .....,...,, pennicud • coacll Wll blaaled. t..., ,._. T..... E-p To,.. '"""'A. ~ of.....,., &oclbdina Rlt:< Uni.,.nily r e . . -lwe Cosl--,tb< r~ ,re)lcl. . • III!JPDUit'* would ucllld< .,._.,. ~ N~!,_~ .!:«.: .~::...M~:"'to!bol~ that th< n1k ........ wW ._.. &ttlt 0< ao c~ on UB sporu; NIIo leds thlt 'It\ abooi tlmt"th< I'ICM Jllllipttlf f'cNib<r ocadtaalc requirements. "NCAA ......._• ...,.., . . . . . . _......,........_ ,...._ mlaim..n aooidclien."cx~ Muto.,.. a US ~ .,mteltlfliltt tchooi.CosloncdDI wt (U.BJ have always had mucb tollib<r SlondMds." (tand IM tilt rallut< 10 adoPI thls Nit would ..,jntQ; U.ddl~t~n ; r ""' .5 thin&..,,.,. UB Olll·bustlcd a much bluer Hartwick team, ~ r, . Type II of th< way tlllnp ,..,. JOin& for tb< S..O., mcltn .rron by Jooe.s forctd a Warrior tWIIO\<r aa 1bt <M""" drfvt. Unfon ._ely lor Bufblo, 1bnb _ " • only abk 10 musrrr one Peinl or th< dwit) line. ~ ~,.ock rcs pondtd by sroriQa th< toc\1 lOur poiru, """'-lh<tr lnd to It A<:cordJna to UB ll<llls ba»tlball COO<h BiD is'IIO reaJOINo( dlscout...,..cru lDDCXI& his oqi.ad, wbicb dr~ a bOJd.fo.... S2~ 1dccisD1 to lh< visit inc Hanwic\" Wanion Tunday ni&IR . "'Wt kilO" wb<ft .,e play well-and wb<n ,.. don\." uplained lbe BUIIs'coacb, "lb<only is wt just didn\ sbool weu .~ ~a.lh<re actUAlly olll-reboundina and pu11101 mort sbots up ! &4_5 4 Mllin Strltet ......_vile, N.Y. All ART 6 DRAFTI NG SUPPLIES Grumbedi.,/LiC!Ui6tn/Speodboii/Zinc "'-* COMPLETE ART & FRAMe :.HOP ~Dillcaunt with Stud.nt I.D. ........ ., ... ~ f-.l$illt s..- Soippliel Onitro An Mertton/Oila,-Acrylics - saz-ttaa- �g Super Bowl.. -:-:--·- ~ Three timu ln· thc 14 ·year tiltOfT or th< Super . Bowl : 1 sueccssM sccond flrina quarterback has brouah& bis t eam to tht bil pmc only to ~. In SIIP<t Bo1ol W,tbe Balllmo<• Colts ,.. ,.Jed by Earl Moral!, who t<pllt<d the l~d Johnny Unit as early in tho: 1969 season. Moran had • -eeuflol y otlt (be w•the NF L's Mool V.._PiaY<t),b<Jt apinlii tht 'Ntw York Jets, the vC'ICnlll was simply llllOble 10 lead his_t.earn, aod was ultimaad1 r<ploced by Uoit•. wbo was r<~<tivaed jo.oot !or th• pmc. 8oltUn' BiUy KilmnorUCLA folloWed Moral,\\ roUl< when be replacid SoM.Y Jutt<RtOn arid led lh< ll<dskios to a Sup<r Bowl bertb apiml lhr Miami DolphlnL B~a Kilm<r was uymied &usuattd by the 10<11)> no...,. defe111<. t.d one or hil worst days as a pro. Allbou&,b tht ronal Kor< Wtf 14 ·7 Miami. the JliiM was D<V<rclok,aadlhe Re<Akin~ lonr touchdow n . - oo tbe ielarnouo Garo Ycpr...u.n pau. t 1 ~ ! t I ::: i IL 0~0 ,~ i'(\~ c.o' *"" *"" Slam-~ 356 Squire Hall ,.,. Cr«k L----------......,_, r _Last, . ,y...,\ So,por lt<>WI prodlftd the Sam< rewlts. Viae< Funpmo .... injond ... HadnJ ...., the Roms ..... def<ced by .... ~ awt~ Plu•boqhStcders,HI9. Y<1 Fe~bod•llf<• ~.ODd Jim Plunk<it ohoWd look to him for lnspilaliors. . Actually, l'h111k<1t\ .;.wri>tr is mos1 sillillr to Fernpmo\. While MoraiiiiDd IUIID<r reJ)II«cc fUlur< Hod ofFam<,. in UniluiiDd J ..,....,.,, F<rrapmo r<plt<<d Hodco Plunkeu r<pt.ted Donlel'aslorini-two aood bUl coosldcrably leu formidable quartubacb. While Morall and Kftm<r pit<h<d out to their hallbo<u, Toro M.tttc and Larry Brown, "'lpr<tlv<ly f'ernpmo and Plunkett threw bombs to their blllbach. Morall\ lone was a 12 yord slllllt·UI to tialn~ John Ml<kcy, while I(Umer would heav< 15 yard wobbles to J<ny Smith' and Charlie Taylor. *"" £_ _ ..... ..,_1old Plunkcu.li\:c Fc~o. k a home- run hincr. He may havt. to bqunce paun ofT Kenny King to g<t the job don<. but he ha5 that L11monlca·ish Up, Mtd """' •Q~tliNI 1M ~ NMQ ,,.. fKWIHton ..... or alway• lookiOJ for lht bi&play. On pa>SIOJ downs, Joworskl should keep fullback L<roy Harris in solely Yt1 w hat doc' Plunkcu have to do to au btyond Fcrraaamo and come to block T<d Hendricks, a Unt:baeke• who l<<rtls 10 be a II'Uitrat<d oosc out a "1nntr? Hi> best bet 1s 10 me Mark Van Eghan as a d<eoy. The auard lately bccaase he hu bttn lining up O\' Cr cc.nccr to blitz on pousln& llndt'rrattd fu llback from Colgate tw been quitt ly stns41iortal-hc ga.ined downs.Srffen paslt's co l f&hr ~nd Ke hh KrcpRC' could af~o http Jawor!ki. 8S yards S an Dieao and scor<d l "" tOU<hdOWM oa<liru" 'Cievclllll<l In hi' 1111 '" o pl•yofl pmn. Philad<lphla knows t hiJ, >O Plunk<lt s hould T ouc::hdo\1111 ttt occa>lonally ftke a haod ofT to hlm oft the play action. Such a m?V< coul.d How<vcr. Jaworakt's patience will be • critical f~~t tor. Hayes and lrcctc lin<back<rt Jerry Robinson and 801 Bergty and lh< Ph•lad<lphll Carmichael wUI bt one-on-one mmc of 1hr afternoon, and even ~he areal <alct><>.lca• 1n1 Cliff Branch, Bobby Chandl<r or Ray Chtster o pen dccp Le"cr Hayes can be expected 10 be burn<d at ka.t on<e. John JeiTcr>On. down 1ht mldd•c. And ftunkttt ctruunly isn' t h.)' 10 tPvc it s Jood thro w . in fact, burntd ~·· a couple o r times . bUt h< had trouble hanlina on to Alw, Plu~ell must )II)' Ul rair1y rt-H)('C'Iabk field pos-ition. lfM (altcrr., tht ball. No"' ''"'' J•WO<lkl do«n\ havrto thmw that silly token pus to ht ran yi<ld 10 Ray Guy, who lo•« to bk Suptt D<>me rOJ!f:tops. O.ve kccp Cormk ha<l's pa>> cuchlna>tr<alali•c.hls b<WLi• tosond him on Jrnnlna> may ba-. punted !or more yank thu year,~ RJ9"t;uy is tht 20·2S yord ""'' I)OIItrn• tqd sec what happens. "<at<>t punter 10 tht history of football, and be is "peciaUy IO<Ch in Wc1l all ... what happens lhll Sunday at 600 p.m. Thank!ully. NBC pia) ofT .:ompetbiOn. Oakland mWI W< Guy u~ d<l<nsi• c "'<ljle)o, and II hu tht pmc u lo CBS,wlth Pat Summerall and hi> sidtkkk tht l'lun~cn "\lym~td wololld tht 40, he eon coWlt oo Guy 10 puo11h< ball Kina of cliches, Tom Broo~ shkr (" ho ,.)l thlnJ< likt '1>oy, he sur< ca111c liOund tht Ptuladclphiii<D, pUillr\J lh< Elo&Jcslft poor ro<ld po$itlon. hrrc 10 play !oocball. dodn' he l<l m< t<ll you. he\ all man". . J For Phdad<lphla to "'"'· Quarttrbxk Roo Jaworoki mmt •"•bhsh a NBC\ announc.,. "'II be O.ck Enbera and I be brilllant,outklllate M<rlin rUMU\J~ li>r~U\J pmc,o lcow... i,namedWdben Montaomcry. Olien. My htart sat• Oa ~land .l• · ll. wilb Cuy as MVP, wbik rny mmd who1a.ntd 194 yatdUpiiiSI Oolla> iothtN FCCbampionship. Jn on ~ o'l. Uts Phdly, 21 10, " • h Mont..,.....<) a> MVP. Edhtr "'Y· tht pmc be" bel ., to ><I Harold CannlchacliD motoon 10 tht kit ("'ho<h ,..Ill on promoscs 10 be t\<••na• ....t I hope tht boy ltom La<kawariba has an twn kt t ..,., Hayu on moc10q) one{ run Molllgoro«Y 10ide oilhl . Or, !DIP'<'"'<""'"' Ina and "ays unuuured, or <I>< II>< Ea&k> "iD calf 60 Joe Ja.,orskl ohoWd run \1'*'1!11 l<ft,\)f rilht 11 Ha)IU,thU> cuttina dowttho> l'lsan:1t o! Larry Cson~a lwnd..,rr fame. amtuy 10 punuc. N'ow t hctt\ ~ W<"Ood .ur• • •ho .. auaranttni 10 lolot! as•'•" -•d "*' SUPER JAN. 25.1981 BOWL 'PARTY Pre-g.ame st-xw al4:JO -OAKLAND VS. \LADELR-\IA ••••••••••••••• . • : CO NCER T~ ·-COMING! ..... . ... ,... . : • FRI. FEB. 20th .. BflO. MEM. AUO. CHEAP TRICK UFO Tich11 on nit ._ • c:-tta1 fiiU OfiQ JIG 0..... . . ..... £ct.a.. ...-nr..... ur.-,• ._,....._.,.lillrlkf t ........ ,.... ....... ... . .... ,..., _,_IU,Ceo __ , .. s.._ , .._ , .... . . . 0'..... . .. , . . . . . : - a.-t1 · -..... c.a W.~ .... . . :=_ , ASS AN EWJtiiiG WfTTI - ' JONATHEN RICHMAN 1 _TltE M _ _ ,,_ ~ OOERN LDVEJIS. .. 11<1 . �Bulls, 4-1 0, travel cross-town to Buffalo State tonight Th< UB Bulls wiU ..IcmpiiOcncllh<ir rovcpnK looinalkcln I_..,,., aishl as 1h<y tole< on crou·to"'n rivol Boltolo St•c Colks• In th< Elmwood Avcn\K gym aa 8 pm.. Th< Bulb, w~ record drOpped 10 4-10 ancr Tuc.lday niJ)II\ lbnwicl( Colltac. face 1 touah conference rival in l hot lk npl~ . Coach Okk Bihr's Buffalo SIOIC l<am spon$ an ov<tai18-J rcoord •ftcr a lou Monday ni&h-e to tM ~~ J.bnwidc team I hal bus aht- BuJLJ. ,2 .... t The Btngals conference sJaac li :a prrftet 2.0. OrfcMi,rl)' 1ht hosu ruaurc a fan break auxk wnh un.lot atWd1 Bucty Slton& oncl Bon) fill in& 111< "inp. Stront. a 6 fool "h.:trps.hoorcr.lucb the cum •n M'Ofin&. a\Cn.ptS l6 poinn a pmc Thr ccnw \pol io ampl) filled b) 6 lOOt 6 tnch "''lllomo<< T <IT) Borth ,.ho k Joo••• Do"' fi ~... ~ !' · a i'"' ~ • ~ i 11>< 1cam hilh rcbouncl<r \llOIChtnsl2 • pmc.S<IIIOf lor4ard,6 lOOt 6 111<h Hc:rmiJJ Jon<\ oncl c•h<• 6 Cool 2 tneh Joo: Mwull)' or 6 Cool • tn<h O.rck Sh<ppard-both lor• Otd•-rouncl""' 11>< lknpl< Mill to man dtfcnsc h&) b«n the kc) 10 -..Jl r1&ht of tlJ.e Buffalo Sti11c \ t..:lonct. They play it aauc;\1\CI) and run i " hthu on the f)l~;l.\ 3Jld srrctru ~ ttie:h prcHnl thc ea"'y btil.ca fhr Bulls h::t\t IIBhiC"nrd up lht'lt perfnrmMK ~ stncc lhr romp b) Pton S1:uc- lkhrc-nd Campo~ .and put •oe.C'thc:r an c:ocouul'"' 11hm11 ina llllllrbl f.b.rt.,. KL Icc co4d '!hoof me l"'ft\cntrd .t Buffitlo 'ictor)' Good nr\lo.S abo comtJ rulm thC' rc-nc.,.rd \.' igor an tht pl:l.) ot UB A FORCE OF ONe n.. l:ulb got ., ~•tint .,_,.onM.M* Irom KeA JOJ'Iel t44.) Tund8y ntght -o•W'I•t H•n•H:~ CoU... HI• ollf.fttfft ru uroene. could be a cftUc..l tKtOt .,. the ,.,. :-.ar.,~!Sht- a.. 1·~ •uc:ees• or Ul ~lf'"llull..eo St• t• ~ tn lhe a . . r trnt tomon-ow ft19M. .. iOPhomorr for.,. ard Krnn) Jon<'' In T ursda) nig.bl•\ ptbC' he ctupp:d rn lS roint\ and 11 rebound~ Tht rnwJcncr or Joot-\ as a K OI'U1J fofcr "''11 h<lp 6J)11<n 11>< lo>d plxcd on Tom P>noM oncl John Ftlli'OIOC:l •ho h>' < ' - " <.loin& much or <he Buffalo scorln!. l.oo\ IO< a rebrnh 10 !he BufTalo r..<brcal. g:rrnc. Th< Bull> f(ly bc:'l when 1ht)' arc runmna Tunn cannot tllkC' achamac:r or the: Bulb lac ~ of hctJ.ht wtwn tht) Jrt forced to hu)tlc bacl on drrcnsc . Thc'rr\ no llmC' t o SCI up. C....__ _---~:WI.LLO.zloo3oa&Llrd~ofL...Jodd~...... s_ Su~r Bov. I Ecllloon drftll>l' c from . Rece<>rrL tncluding Just an avera&< mid·"' Ulltr Sunday in Nc"' Orleans. A simple, w "h) -wash)' burn-ou1 sit> down in front of his Son)' color itt wnh remo te control (of counc) and 1ut11> on I he boob 1ub< . Out. therr'$ no reruns of Ltovt It To Braver on. So. "uffcd with gumbo and shnmp-people in New Orleans don\ col potalo chiP' and peanul\-the average slunoc b SIU<"l \\atChing 11101hcr one of1bose ridt<ulous pOSt-season bov. I pmc. Th< 11\crage slunoc IS, of cour>e, I he \\ llatd :.nd he pkh I he"' inntr for lh< rono.. illj rea.ons: O a ~ land p i<LWs: S1ar1 "'uh Lt,ler Hayes ond Burges< Owens <n 1he ddt nil"< .ccondary. Mo•• loword; the line. l hr lincbac ~ ers 10 particular, and you may Mumble on a 6-8 "'or\y liul< hnebad•r named Ttd H<nd11'0t.. . A clulch O.A.R. L AST DAY ( 0 me application for degree for ~une I. '81 ;. TOOA l ', Jun. 23 r.. s-c~ a.~ ...,.A YAMIItiU'?: Scoa.. . . . ~...._tftt • •MO...et M~Afl _ _ .. ..., _ _ ....,..,r_..,.,_,_, .. s,.- ..._.........,,..........,. ..... ,.l...,..ca..... ,.... ...... .,.... to CetMNt• fftclaoy Md S..U..y blbt ..... Yor\ IUW Chwa. . . .ipa.. O!fi~Y llootrot ....,.., o/ l tnt. 1'1 ,?,l o,...,. ,.,.,;, (u,]() . . . .\to,.. - Fri• II'""' o/ J a ... 26 JO o,...,. . ..,;r 6<.10 ,.., Mo~t. IT'S GETTING CLOSER!! • Pri. _ _} Va n Eaan arm . Kin11 and Van Egan arc not gamebrcaken . II any mrmb<r of de fensive secondary ls hun . Ro n J•wor<kl could have a field day. Eag l< pl uws: Harold Carmichael. A hcallhy Wilb<n Mon1gomuy. JawOAiri if he's "'on.• Dcfensivr fronl. ••P"•ialfs, ~arl Hairston . lut<bx\•n& core lhaJ could obut dO" n Raider tiJ)u end Ray Ch<ster . Eacl• ,.l.,.ws: Rookoc Royoal YoW>s m second at) . Leroy Harris unless ho'l '1nspircd ." E-slt: tcndency lo pl•y on <mOl ion and no1 s kill. ( N01 to say Ihey lack •kill). 1'1Jnd11J aarne . Lc»< of recerHrs Sco11 Fitzkc and Charles Smith. Oakl .. d U, Phlladclphla 13 ; ~·or all o r lh< llb ovr rf i\OnJ , -r"o ....---~~--· J THE TEN C OMMANDMENTS (uneJCp<Jrgolrd ~ral on) w iU be !~•d In t he Torah Portion ' THIS WEEKEND AT THE CHABAD HOUSE ATURDAV MORNING at 10 am (FridAy night HM C~I a5 UIIUal • I 6 pen) 3292 Main St. Near Enslewood 1501 No. Fcwat Rd . tO. A-.oc.~- .... -o....II' F_......,J FOR MORE DETAILS lk"""' "' k .,....,.,.,. ,,.._, ~ ~ aoll 688-1641 cw 632..0450 ATTENTION!!! is coming J;anuuy 26th - J;an. 30th FEATU~INC: TWO FACE TO FAC£ FORUMS 1) Truhins Qu•li!Y• How do w~ deline It! 2) Cenen!U dua lion, How will It affect mrl YOUR CHANCE TO TELL THE DECISION MAKERS WHAT YOU THINK I ~tr Aademic WHI< by ioini"' ,...... u...tetpic dub, NOW:! • • """"' lo yow ~f SA A<•-.olc Ct..IK' and \\ bttltn~~on our oflhc bactr.. ~~ b<t1cr 11\an a.rta&e. R:l)• Cu) can punt. OaLi end m in usd: No maurr ho"" maraculow. or du1ch he's b<cn. Jim Plunkctl uill ha> a pop-gun Any student w,ho was enrolled In the Statistics 101 A or. B for the Fall semester and has questions about the grade they received, please contact the SA Office at 636-2950. ~ �1Ethics ~ .¥ ,,., ! i ~ ! ~ i &pprO\<d l!OUJ>, h<ldrd by .IIS>OC:lJI.. l'ro(t51Qr Of P>~holoay, Edw~rd Ho•orkt rnttu frrq~r<nrly to cvtry RSt'&rch pro)CC!I, no matltr how 1lrnplc the c~'ptruntnlc:rl raub? '7ht ri.sk lht subject ~ put in,"' -ac:cordinJ 10 Dtr«:t<>r ofUB's Biapsycholo&Y Proeram MM~ Krista! "need not be ool)' physical and tm>porary, but ps)·c holo&rc al and prrtlllOMru •• Tht low> drctale <hal all pusons Ktilla as $1lb)l'm to human t\f'(nmf:au UJ'KkrSiand tbt' ris..b ti.dly, h::l"c '"'"'•o •oiWllll) ln~d <on>cnt and bt io tht ptoptt fratnr or mind in order 10 make a loaicat dwsoo~ . Don a •oiUlllter truly lllldtr>land tbt ~en! b a Pf1\0n inrt\arc ~~ voluni«MJ ~ilhout ~ tbt t-t'ncfit ofcocrc-1011. • hen ~itlpat.Jon cootd mean' bttu·r uutmt"nl and pay ofT ¥1 tilt lore-nut? b a hotpl at I)OUtt'nl '" tht proper &arne of mind lo JJ\:e ~nformt" t.:onsmt 10 lltsll Can 1 cbild m.akc a proptr, Josr<al <1<-=oon! Thtntpt With paoicms can •ny <~Y <uro Ullo psyclooloJO<al rMnltb, and Is this riaJtt rt"'\Pt'Vv or harmlcn it s~crrh . Hownn, N""' Vorl. Scaat dou not lul't a ))'Jttcm to 0\tr'\Cc 1hc dcc'inoru of 1tK rcv.c• bo:ud Of\ tht tOUt&J&tC lcvr. Nn• YDtl St41c DtJ'&Ilmcom nf Htahh cpol.uman Donald Mcl-brJ s:tid. WV.'t ha\e no 1o1afT fot l~t .5n\JC't .. Hr )01td l~tr rcl&a.nct c. plxrd on lhcmsmution·"'Kk U''K" houd~o. •htth hD.,c rcntr-:d .l.Uuraote UM"f"" al tft{pt-~o.UOn a,,,,_,, Ouri.n,1 lt'M- ~· (c~~~o H at\, ft)Cat,hfr\ tcyk:t-tfU ha't ...go• n suon&.f"r utMJ'"' C'lh"al coJCJ ot pof~saonal C\pttunC"nfcc .. Prob&un1 ~ lht St&tt Uru\Ch11) or r-Ic• ' Of~ Ill AJbant cSUN ' "' LR o~lobcr f971 conanbuttd 10 thn 1urn1nJ pc»nl SUNYA • I ) ~o.h.va,c:d ""' ""' \.of:lllftl (tdcral and SI•JC' IC'JuLIUont dtaAinJ 'lltt ilh rct<Jit;h on or •t>o-• human bctng) According. 10 Sl"lt'lfr't MoJto:Mr U:>cu·mbc'r ttt, 1917) one o( chc: more II'WI 50 qUC'Juonablt C\~rtmcnu in\ohtd ·H ~ttomcn \\ ho IA>ttc \ubJrCI~\J to ~~ccnc shaclu SUNYII Rr>eatch C.:omploanc:t Ofr.ctr Jeffrn Coben c\pii!N'd ..h "" 11 a t C'~hnttal v1olauon of lhf 1a'41 . No on~ ..,. Ob hlJrt 01 pw il ns~ . h • " 1noocuou.! research ,"' But addC'd, ~we ¥~tit au.h y '" 1 acnu."' Cohen 'Wib qu1d •o afn1m that Alban)' w» no1 untquc m not hauna illl t htlt rtU'Itdl rt\ lt'~Mtd b} an l"slhuttOn·'4tdc rf"tew board 111 lhll umc. Brc~· k Ktlbournr . SUNY A a.r;lduatc 'ttullcnl ~ioo•ho .,., a> dropped from tht p•yc.:holof)' dcpanmtnt for 5)00f JUdt• lndJ<d rh<eomplolnl "ilh Sial< hulth official\ ~lo •as rtpor1t'd tn S\(rnN' MatQ:tnt (No\> , Ul, IV17j, SUNVII Offl<ooh odmllrcd 10 lh< foUowonJ! \ tOl&lton• olthc Sto11~\ Prt'Mt't~n or •cuman Sub )tel' ta-. tht)' had no "" "lltn, ~olunl&l)' mro= Mtnl , no fan e•planauon of fl\ .. , lnH'tl\t4, ..., b\ l.PPfO\ot-d m._t .. uceonal ft'K:~~'~ bo11d, J.nd no proprr C').pcnmrnt supcn-tJtOn,thU) "r'l\:fl'titnJ iht PQU1btln' {'I( phy\JCal, P'ltChOIOJ,t,·al m "~~•a1 rn;W)' to tbtpan telpanu..- h.avc bC't'n conducud before-. Raea.rchers- have bten posted in bouhrooms to r«ord how lona i1 11k r 1 Ihe accordlQI 10 Oraduuc Student Pt.:rt CarncvaJc. A feW yean ago, Kri.n al 1\ad 1M C'hMCt 10 fCVI(W II Sludy ~(OfC: it Wa$ pr('~ nt ed rot publka110n. 111 • small collet < wllh no srodUlltt prOjlllln ~d no review con,miuee for its psycholnl)' <lrna,rtmcnt.a bltLIUC tt.st .,.;as c;ondt.K'ttd to report on tht: ~CWac)' Of t)'CWhM'S.Sts: they stiiC'dlJlUfdtn 0 0 carnpus Dc:rmrd Ulltlhkal because of '"" ru~ or m~cholgocal injury. publi<'arlon or rhc ~•ul • ' was noo allowed "'T tlt' ft'SHKttOm arc scH·unposed and I he}' mg,kc u 'UbJC~U 10 unn.;uc. tou&]lro do • or~ ... rommentcd K.rislal. P>ycl>oloar l!fad~tt >tudcno Mictu•cl VanSiyc~ M 1ha1 tl\t m· hou.sc ccruorship prt\>t"'u unrd\tcal tttrtttmtnt' from illppina. thro\.l.lh the' commhttC'\ aud ta~rq& upcnmc:nt " ctr.aJ or f'IOI f Of t\&mpk • .n an d«tpilOR~ lht) mwt bt dcctt'rtd s.omthow 10 I be It\ I , E1hkaJ 01 unrrlucal? If th< •ubJ«u arc nor lltd to, concl~~>oo"' <llMOI be clnlw n. Wiw rf I p<OOpt'Cir\0 l ubjOCI U lut bt a C&l and unowf) U'\Juttd on rhc way co your txptrlmtott t. I> rt "'t would thr~ttn 1'\lndii>J! and rut psyc'holot)' rncar~htrs IS lo ha"t 1hcir sHMitC"lpubb•htd m scbolarlt JOurnol>, tbt an rcles wUI noo &<I Tht hnr beo w«.o tht <OIIJ<al and tht unct'vcal " C''P«un<nl 10 ltSI ptOpk\ tt'KIIOCU to rlacc. u.rrcrs on the tint,... he adMd. Also, il.i chc sOJ.J of all l..)rn ptlu 01 eOi ! ('C"It;IIC-alh Ull.IN,piW)' one Tt~rc 11r ~U~Ufkauons for both <nd$ or tht jumprOjl<, buo lhtr< ... QU<>IJOn> .u ..., t it Ak morels lmponanc ..., htn rurarch rC'tulh ut. ortdtd7 ThJa QU<Uooco melt> • do(fr<ull 10 pot< SOh.iUON of absoluct O«u:tom on •htt hcr ¥t rau• lft"biOft o f Pr h acy Tbu b whtrr '\'oosidtrotlon or rht subject is put oh< rrsuh>." uplaln<!d ICristal. oddina tl\oo ohis ron<oplc r<o&Jl> 11 UB, but 1'101 rvcrywbt~ . In hall• or tht pt11C!ina nudy .. oht W~lrson Pub, v.hKb .JOmc consider a "'&ross in'Vasio.O O( privacy... is lhJJ Upcnmcnt Clhical1 ThHc kinds or upef'irmntl publalhfd If lhf)' lilt not fC\' IC'WCd by al\ OIPPfO\C'd ~•tuo comrnxlct. VanSI)C\ drlintd tht nhic.11t»ut> of IJ')<holop:ll rucarch· -,.tan r'pkmnc l':to ern b"onmtnl and hmutlf and • tw ~ nscal rellfiC1~ .Wd bt dnwn.· c-oocludtd ttw ,df· 1111~c-d nMOflhlp l c-<ps ps)ChoioaY UJ>ffi""'IIUlion in hnt. 1'hncipk< or JOOd' IC'SUtc-h arc wfw -.c- tnch S1 ucknH 10 do Ptopk m tbc bLi.uotu art moJr Krulbk thAn 10 chu.~ tn otT·tht•" all ccrms: 1x Hid. 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U6. ~ M r - ~t.Oiilooo ~-- ·'210 ------~ I :.< tj i ~ ~ �Soul ~ p,rn, In tho .Jon< <Juotc of the da)' 'To live outside the law you must be honest."-Bob Dylan ""nblly WC>Bhlp setVI<e Sunday ot 5 !Ioder Room. Ellicott. CAC OaM:e Marathon meets today ot _.. p.m. ln 330 Squ.h"t.. Ac:tora Worl<allop . . - . today 111 2 p.m. In 102. The ,WriUDI PIKt. b • fTM tutoflal .ter\lkc fOf" •II wr\tef11 ln lhe Untwralty end com.mun1ty. We w111 open lot the spt1ng ~~etnHter on 11\.onday. Hovra are WOHkdeyt hom 12-4 p.m. In 336 Baldy: MWTh nlghu in 336 Baldy and 6-9 p.m. TUHdays in 233 Squire. Chlnuc Student """· meeta Sau•.uday •t 8 p.m in 320 MFAC. Elllcon. .Qay y0c.1lb peu r.p .seuion.s evt-ry s.ttJrday 11\ I p..tn Herrlmah-, MSC. ~n Shtdt.nt Struta•e forSovk.t Jewry m.HtsS~y tl 1:15 311 SQ•Ire. p m In )..C.4 SQuire Gay Peopk*s AllYn«: .-lne&nd c:heuc ~rtyt onrgtuat 9 p m in 107 Townsend Alpbll Sigma Alpllo ,_., S.....Uyot 3 p m. ln II•• S«<nCC ftoot lounge.. Jhc.~ Ell6Colt &.« board meets al "2 p m in J20 Rtmmond Spanish Tutorial Program spo"•orcd by lht' SpuHn CNb fof "-ow .,..._,. dUHt' Onckrgr~uote lan,Ou~ d4t;ftC4t~~ through ffH lu(Of••l-'d~ F01 mote W'aformatio~.. con1aa io\an• -.tll7..462.2 Of Mtke- at 636-~. Bonds oro - t o ploy I<>< tho MDA O.nu /Olwot...... Coh No~ot CAC. IIJI·J521 Commuter Carpoolo~kAUons .ttt' now•~~loe .n l·&l Squlle-. P"tek them up Wft.kc:Mya from 11 -J p m ItaliAn Earthquake- Rdkf-Vo1unte~s a rt' ~d IO pack dolhH lor lht' vkttms.. lf t:I'\OUgh peopt~ \>oh,mtHt t,-anJpOrl41UOn will be. pro~v1dtd to the she. C.l\ 831 3~21 Hdknk Studttnt At.sn. "'"'--' Svnct.)' ot 5 p .m In lJO Sq\111._ Collt< ol>d do<\<1.. "'Ill bt ,........ !llpllo ~- Odto tnHta /o\ondoy at 3 p m in 264 Squtre Eltct-on• wlll be hekt "For mot«- fn(orm~ ceh 636 2810 or""" by 110 Nonoo. !IC U8 Amatt.Uf Rad~ CJUb mcd~ ~)I al 8 p s...,.. n'L ln· .l34 (J8Juggllno Club mf'Ctlsl~-tdd.t~tt 7 p m ~nSquire. Fat mOfe Wormetton aU Gl~nn 11 636-4688 831 •616 Of Ron at The lnckpencSt.nl.S me.~t Tut:tdO) It 6 :30 p m '" 121 C1mpus Crusade for Christ tn\lltH you to family T1mt TuKcley at 1 p. m . '" th~ J•ne Keeler Room. EIUcott Topic Is Sl•ying Glonh. LHe Work.shops-R~g i slel ioo <:ortl inuu lor lhls !oemeslrrS workshop~ An oddhlonel 'VoOrlts hop Oclng oHt.rtd thla sptlng f• Jtwl.sh TredltJQn.$ for lhe Spling Solsclct. FOf deJella and reglswulo, call 636·2&08 or s.top bv llO Norton, AC be.t...-ten 8:.30·S p.m Luthe.r~~n C.tmpua fli\ lnlstry S'U.pe_r Bowl Party Sundo)' ot 4 p m •t the Res.uHtcHon House. 2 Un!vtrstty Ave Piue supper loU.,wlng lht' go.me. M-etro 8rJ.J tc.prc.~tallves will be. on c.ampt.t.t 10 onawtr lnquill.u aboul bus totrvkt' In Etle ond N•-tgtto Count~s T I.M!.sd.lly from l0.4 p m in lht MUdteake Student Affo•rt Centef 167 MFAC, EU1cou Free timetables and m-a9to wilt be .t¥ll!lable Squu~ fl)()\'ics, a rts & lectu res Want to pc.rform $0mtl-hlng e.a.c:ftJng and ne.w? Bt<omts~,t'lda_y 11om 3~5 p.m ot tht- Haas •n ltrnU Ooncer Lounoe. Squire. STAOE netda hetp '" ttl atpecu o t production (Of Nen Th~ 0\XK/ Ooc•or. If you o re lntc,uted. there will be: " mt:cUng J•n 29 dlt 7;30 p,m , tn )J7 Squire. Audhlont -wltl be held Jon 27tnd 28 <tl 7J0p rn. In 264 Squire Preptle o Shott monolog ue:~ for more. Stmon'.t com.d~ 1nfo!m1Uon ctll lrot Brook~ •l 6J6 ~299 glvt.n by Dr Frtd SnteU TuHd.oy 01 7 pm.. in J20 Mf AC. [lli(Otl luthet41.n s.e.nlcu Sunday" 11 o,m •"' •h• J.o"c f(nltt Room EII~C»U B~blt ~I.HI'; e1 10 om «.m Wo)·~ of S•tvot ~ Ac41dc.mlc hh- Jan l u ,., ttl~ ftllmo~ ~uom...... ~u•f'Y A~oc oppoiluf'hh mt41n, ~··~' 1 t-oorl~ly--•n "'-~"'" (1..-b Ul'\o 1M' 4 mt:6f"• 10 that end \trr ..,,II help Dt"Uti tnfofm 9'0\1 ~ tn~ CCM\~Uon kt•ce-n ,,.~ ""t.u - '"Th.e Problems of fn<trg.) In Oe•eJoping Countries .. M&dda) MUJk Sc.rks a. tooktn.g for uudc.nu. int.eroted tn pttformlnQ UUAB CoftHhou""k Js looking lur ttud<f"4 s ~tltttt'ntd ln bttt'lgtn MC fOf Open M1kC'" lt'u.~t~~ .,, lhr Math~i.;tll•' C•n 6J6 2'9~7 Lo•••• ••Prodvct lntcrgraUon lf'l ttu~ P.-uUKe of • SlngU.6rll)'.. 01""" b\o Or Pn•IIPR4bl,._,.,,, 1oct.w., J JOrom 1n room •1'\toi QIHf Cho•Ce-! 11 4226 RJCJ~ h• T1u Btl• Pt-An\ m otmbc'f 11\ot t!'l:'lt~ 1r. ..,-ol~ntn•~~ lOt •t<-.. Enu••"~"f"''•nc-• Lt-•mtng Ub r 1te•"t ,.,.1tr ~ fOt , .-mru\ rna 1 I h .. •d«~ 106 S.OII h411. 01 ...w )Ot ~~ ..'Whal Pace·To-fa<c: '"'~'~cuon Tell5 You About l•• ~~eo ~~~~ .. n b,. ~f'1eu~e \\eth'(){ Of'lglne'fy .c:heduled lot.J.n 16 hiS bec.n rncbaSuted I~ J•n lOot J.JO p m '" 106 Ell-~ rc.. Mh,lf!"(' m ~ .-o•...nl~mg to. 1• inc:luOif!" lt'l~ roM,-f .net limn yCKI Ol~ S!>o•"''"" ck.IIMatlno the an. arc.hhectun·, cuJho~tw .nd htlOfy of ltlr CniM.it"lnd their contrttM.IIfonl to ...orkt nvUitallan ll vn d1t.pl1)' Feb 2 r.\ardt I '" the Loc-kwoud Ubl•t~ , AC A n u hi.,.l of boolu Do 1ou hih"lt • drinking probtun? Do ~ou cHu\i( to MUC"h •no not ~ITI 4b~ lO control tO II l4 <o'M: 10 the> 1"'1«tll'tg df the ~~to~ """•t~ne:.._ Prog•ern '-"t!dnr:wt-oy •t 3 p m if'\ 101 "iott~. o\C C..U 6315 2801 tor t"'Qit l'tlt't mtHMI Nolc.: SKkpegc.ts • Unlwt.rtll)' k rwlecof Tht Sptarvm. NoUcu we'"" hce. of eh•ree. Ttl~ Spef:tr......, 6ou not e u.rantet. that all notJcu will •ppur •nd rca.crvea the rlgf'lt to edJ\ .tl 1\GIIcu. Nollcu 10 •ppur moR. U..n once trWat be. ruubm1nc.d fbf uch Pflntlno. ttoncu WILL "OT BE TAKE~ OVER THE PHONE. Cour.. llallftt wm Mt be: prlnlt.d. Dudll.,ts •rt ,..Ondl)'. Wednt.tcSI.Y and Ft1d1y tt rtoon. R~d i • Lion Prolc.ction Ocpl. preu.nu Buk R•dlatton Scle.l) TechnlquoH lor latUI\y at•U gr~ l e S.t Udtn~ undcrgr•Ciu41e atudents .-nd .oll OlhcHI Ftldey.J IJon Tt.Mm: Tht: mowment lor lionftt fuJOIImcnl b hoevk\g ttl r.,. LltttftiOt e. tfftr pe.rty fot one of O\lt m-rnOcr• wllo'ltolfl81o btNI, Jol~ us t-row ot 8 p.m ol Hillel -. 40~S....cf p.m. In 234 $4vltot. For more In- I o n 0111 Joonne at 6~3JO. ScsU1111tJ .,_llorl CMII.ct COUftMk>m Plo- <'OI'M up 10 1M c.-< t o - onc1 119'> up Jo< • olllh by Fr~. Thert wiD bt o rnanclalo<y . .11 IIIHl"'' F r~ 23 01 4 p,rn In 261 Squirt. 1\j>plleot-. <t<t , _ ..,.Jloblt lor .-.-llt.e -ilioN 01 tho CAntor. 261 Squ;ro 111 ,...,.._ AC..T•..................... 2l. -"doe,.- .......... uti_.,. Soalon- Two mfonnotlonol Ntt.d d~ntal •Of•k ? The Dept. ot 6choo;•u•41 Sc•,.nu needt- men ot womt>n "Who think they ne-ed dental ~ork Need I piKt. to ll~e? Tht OH C4mpus ho'-it-.ln.g oiHCf Cln help. Come look th~h OUt Ustln9' or 4tp.rtmcntJ, flab tnd housu "Nhich •re •"'•ll•ble now 1M ne; l ttf'\uttf ()pton wctkd4ys from 12 ~ 1)~m, in 343 Scaultr.. n lndlt...-,I<P'elr. ··creaho~rc from the 81Kk lagoon .. in 3·0 tonight ane1 lomorrow •t rn•dntgt'll II'! lh~ SqwrP Conteren« Thf!.-!cl" -.;.Jif\U vacheot.-p.: eq\Jlpment \hl.s •otk.shop only). .,d Thw.S..t •• 1 p.m tl 2S Capon, AC. A vldoolapt wiN bt lhown ond dl_,..d R<W<M Writing Tueod.ty or 2 p.m In 7 Hoyt> C. /o\SC. Tochnlq\le$ le>< p<-ing en olloa,.. tfl«M ""II bt d.........a a "utcrs Deer~t. information T -y: Hr><k oy¥1 Ploll.sborghSioteCoHog<:, Tonaw-.,do ChomploNNpo. In ........,..,_ ''""' ""' ....,m SChool o1 .Joom.llwn. Hort.trwalcm CJnivlf!"Bity :ShouJd cont.a MtL ~ tl IIJI-351~. Student Aun. meoeu tode)l at 1 p.m. In 1'\F!IC, Elll<on. J~2 SASll M Hoo Commlttet rr-. t-y ot 4 p.m . In 1M TolbtdSoMk O>ombtn. For mor• lrllofrnOIIoncoJI Joo oti!J6.~. 5371. Mft·-,.,., "Jeu1M s..-t liMn. motta t-y 01 5 ' $4vlre. fS Sports kt Tlmif 7 30 p m , W1btl1ng • t Nt:w Yortc: Statr: SeNon lntuuted tn oOtlinlnt ~ Al~c--- -tqCoroll(.opion 1ft 1 T-.I>C by~ p.m. ~ In O<W to ponlclpoce ~'The. Stllnlng" Saturday In '"'• Squht Cortftren ct Tht:tter • nd Sundo)' in the Woldrnort Theot~:r, Norton et 3·1 ~. 6. ond 9 p,m C.Ukou. .nd Sat\lrday In l-i6 Ol~fendo•f •t 7 and 9 p,m 5~)' In t~t Squire Confttence Theater) It ~. 7. and 9 210 Fwto. Ellicott. .............. " fhe Tin Drum"' tonigtu tt J t :>. 6 •nd 9 p.m. In thl' Squlte Conferenoe Theater pm 4 d\anc~t lO ~Clke inte."")'t~Q lrueNI~-. •no !'SST •• • Tho ....,_. I• St-... T...W... off...... thr , ........... ,..,., -4of«tod!l,- ..,d-,. and lighting equtpmt.nt 1\C, ~Y .. 2 p.m. ln316Wencte. MSC(tlude-nu will woriLsbops-Job o - . . . ~-..,.... todoy or 3.30 p m 1n Looming ~un d Itt lt'etn lhe op" r•l•t•n call 811•n " In Pnll.tf! ol Older Womer!" Frldov In 170 MF!IC, orne~ seulon• In 107 flonon. !IC: Tlmc ~ ~ M l P"" In 234 Sq.trc; Toklrlt ~ o1 ..,_ u r . - , • 7 p.m v. 234 Squb•, Col! 6J6-;l810"' .., 1 1 0 - lor iftiO<rnotiofl """ C&1hoUt p, e.peraUon a nd Tec:hr'!kJua lCJ.cMy 01 2 p.m In 2} Copen, Certe:r Planlng p.-..lniO.-. Aa..,.-~ne.-w•rutcc~'" wgorl lo otl<1'd, Sl<.l b - . . ; 01 ) Jo~h ~ ~om•n An)'one .,.llhlng ta rent llol<lnt ~he PE ......, • • "'"--._,.._,..,Bait p.m. s'f pt. .w c:o(n•ct Orion ~k'h ott 63619~7 . II )OW woul.t Uktt ong ..... wfll ... be14 T......,._lp.m. 111206 F..,...oncl w.dnnrloy 01 2. :0 ~~':'nlo;l~~ 1\.lltiCM\ tree haYe Alp~»~ AlliN -orky R " " ' - Woclnudoy otll ~~o:;l l O Marc"' 6) trom .l 5 p.m . In t 27 Cookt Credll •nil •nd would ll"'e t.o participate '" a studv ol patlt:itl re-JpOnse to routine cl~tal uutment. Two tree: n!IJng,s are ptov~ecl . Conta<1 Or N. Co,ah ol 8ll2164 If yov ' - " • ~ ~·d Uke ro cd.wu, or 1f you wouhi jU.11 U4ct t• 1-.lk 'o JOmeoM who • Ill U"ert And core. aU Sunol>~""'"" oti!J 1·3616 or 1<op by., 106 Wi- r. '*"' A:t:dta.l of 20th cc.ntut)' Fftn<"h organ music ~ t.Jiven t))' Paul W•lktol Qrtdu•lt- Jtude"n' o r Muskology p.m. In 2.62. eon.- Alloln Couocll meets lOdoy ot 2-.JO p.m . In 332 Squtr'e. T -• Womtn • S.lmmlng aMI o..111g .. W••••loo IPt'llle Uonel Toutnamcm: WCHntn'• &owUn.a. 08 ln•llOtlonai TC>llt.....,...., Squirt HaN Lone<, 10 om , w.,....,..a.......t.bouvs -s...~Ciort< Holl. 1 P""- 1'1011> Swommlne oncl Diving .._ Hoban Colltgc, 0.•~. 2. p m .. loloft'• lld<ctbollo< llllltolo Slate CotltgOL "'ondaJt'Womtn'a ~tt.ne. '11/f"'V Conference vs.. Bufl•to Sa1o Colio9<. Sq\Mf'< l.on<t, 700 p m Volltyl>oll.,.. <o...t bookU..U ~tolna moctlnt _ , p.m. oncl6 p.rn. r.._uv.ty '" 3 O..h Holl Rosters for tM Wlnctr c.mw.t .,.. now tVIIHabte In 113 e&..rk: 01 5 Holl, /o\SC Ollllodmlntoo CJ•I> pr~ tonight Irom l ·900 p.m. tn Oat~ lltm· 1 p.m. m 11 a Squllo. T"""'""nlng ond llcllng ollllng 10 Chetu>lli Rldft 01\ s.u.dty ie0¥1ng Moln ond Bollty o< g a.m. erou c:-lll' at.l a.1> ........ toc1oy .. ,........_..,_ hoa bt.,. <Nngod to I p.m. tomo"""' In ~ a..bblo. Now ployera lrwhoc!. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/aadc0de02d0d73d89e39d254abec40d9.pdf 91b999fe1f6f341492d2a7107707b0bc PDF Text Text 21 January 1981 Vol. 31. No . <49 SUNY at Butfafo Carey gives SUNY a small surprise in Executive b y J M<pb SI IDOD ~lttttJ"I E41t0' Governor Hugh L. C~y·, ExccutJ\e 9udact tw called for a S 74 million increase Ill tlte ope rat in& budget for tlte State University oriole"' York (SUNY), about half or what tlte >Ystem asked for, but mor< than mcm people npected n would &<'t . SUNY'• total allocatiOn for the 1981·82 fiScal year IS S967j million doUau. an 8J percent mcmu< o•<r last voor SUNY had askrd for rough f) a IS .1 percent boost It is unclcar whrchrr Crury\ budacc, relrll>cd Sunday. "Ill necu>itatc • tUilcon htkc for nc~t Fall Accordtng co Prucdcnc ol chc l.cudtut A!socia11on or the State Umvcrmy CSASUI Jam•• Stern. n m3JOI part or SUN v., tncr<ue " 1n the Stair Ltnlvrrsuy Income Fund , lltiA is monc) SUNY "<\p<'<tcd'co scncrwc <1\cl(, ascdc !rom the Stare's aJfocatcnn. II SUNY doc• oor bc:littvt u can srm~ra1c ._,much I.) lht budatc predict•. ~tern •aid, n I> li kely that tulti{IO "ill have co be cnncascd to orrc>ct the to•• "If SLIN\ can\ rel>l:h the cncome level> thai •ct." he c~plamcd, 'lhc Board - . ruse••• and ChancclfotiChfton R.l Whart on Wlifh8\ cto mal.r 11 up somcho" -and n most probabl) "'oll ~ rtuouan rwuon .· • Tt1c SASU Prrsodcnt sut~""d that e roniblt tun.,n hike would rangc from S 100 -S JOO,whclc L:nl'<tsit) Pr<1ident Ro bert l Kwcr pn:diclcd n S )00 tncrcasc at Lut Wcdoc>day\ Farul1y Scnwc Exccut"c Commllttc mc•t•n& Thc S ISO oncrtasc en dormnory fccs, proposed b) tbc SUNY Tru.tcellaJt month. m lllCiuded In the bud~. mal.lllJot almost a ccnamty thai 11 "ill be Sttrn remukcd. Accordin& to both Stern and I'Ustnant 10 the President Robo:n W~~~~Cr, SUNY's S 7• million cncr<ase rs mD<h h•&hcr than wu c~pectcd, bill don not frec tbc nation's larp:st public hi&hcr educasion system from the fUca! woes a tw c~pcnerx-td 't lte ~ few ycvs. (ale\ -sed. The bud&et calls for a J pcrunl t<duction ill faculty Jll»ilioos, alloeates only coougb money to fix "S7 pcrccru of the academk cquipmr nt listcd m poor cooditioo in tlte cquipmtnt in•enrory," and ofTen no incrtase io thc amount or money u.cd for builclin& rtpairs. Whik SUNY\ request or rouahlr s 1.033 billioo IS noLod in11ic budget as reOccting "'ite substantial futcd<ost incre&SC$ n«c ss;uy ror basic aco dtmic programs and campus oprrations," it .summtzU that "'at a limr o( sc,arce state rc"'urccs. these lizable incrcasts rrquire compen>atin& modification in ·lb< SUNY budact." • Tllkina that into conoideration. lhe budget supports protection or e•istlns ru\tding commnmcnu: c ontinued s upport or progrrun dtvelopn>t111, prot«tion or academic qualit y, multi·Y<ar trruuftr of dormitory opcrauons to a first-innanet appropriation, and a strcngthcnins affirmative 3tl ion. The SlaJt's commi1n1ent 10 a!fltmativc llClion 1> cxprc~-.d ~pccificall) rhrou&h ~ig inc rtases en the f.ducational Opportunity Center (EOC) and the Educational Opportunity Prowrun (EOP). Now cha: thc Oovrrnor has prcsented his bUOjtCI. "lucb totals S 162 billion for the c nw Stat<,lh< Legisfatwe tw until Arril Ito amtn<l any (>OtliOn of II-" ith all Chang<> SUbjcct 10 8 Cart) vc&o . . Last )<at. SUSY asked for a S96.8 mtflion budgtt lllCrciU<, but the Governor responded wttb oaly • SZ0.9 million addition o•cr the previous ) Cat . Aftcr scvcral months or lcci>llliv< maocuv<'rifli. an additional S 22J million "as restored, b<UIJin& SUNY's total iDaea.st to or S H.l million. According 10 SASU Vice Preoidcm for C801pus Affam Janrce flllC. it io 1101 Ukely that Lite Lcpolalure ., ill restor<' any money to SUNY\ ~t tbil y~becaaor of Carry\ ~ .... ,.,....allocation. "1D ftct,". thc Alt._,ny Stat< nodcnt said. "we may md up defcodin& our money to tlte Lqislal urt ." • I( SUNY cm't reach the i'r.1me ~ tlllt GRy 1!!t. the Bot7d rf Tn41ll!leS end 0tcntKr (Cliftm R.) Whlnln hale ro , . it up SIJITifhqw---mtJ it most prabdJiy we wi be ~ o.llian.• - SASU ~Ji'n Sum factor afrtcu caruumph<HI lr-~h Sol ~otr "r-.:d tlw no trtrd<nt\ pn•ac~ ~ •.otatt.l duruls tb< cc.ptr~mcnh. t."launll'"' thai "\hb" not IPtlnl • Ptople ~ dJ bt KknU6cd 1n ••II tlv npor1 b\ l ruen -<la.n~d Tht Akohol rrvtor ~ .K•. accCirdl-.QIIO rxr . •ciaJu and hciatu lloard. a Unl'u':UIIY ot&amtatiOn concnntd with liQuor control on-t &mi'M.h, dtK"lX~cd psyC'hatOI)' t'( rtrunrnu 1n the las1 srmc\rrr Thor f'llan, howt\t'r. met W1lh tnltt tuppcm. or dt.SCUMtOn.a.ud wu qwecty droppcd Ourtn& Friday\ prr>cntatKJn or IlK II<OP<JUI In rroru of tb< Foculty Scudcnt """'""'""' (r..A) by Al>l>tlllll P<ycbokJtly Profeuor Oovod Ptrkuu. tome 11uden1 rtJYC'UIII IUIVU Obj«te<l lO the r..tpcrimcnL Sctrd<nt A.uoc:o•110n (SAII'I<>od<nr T im Shc:cban uploiJXd thai UB Law Jludtnt Mu~ O&N roo~ cucphon wtth the ""Cihkal quct.uons'" raiud about pauon\ rtJ)U) POrr.,tru rountctC"d thu ll&umcnl by po;n~:~.n.a out Lbat a,ny P'Y'Cbolo&) t\pcrunt.nl u u.ndcr "tonN&nl rr"~,... .. by an Eabb Boatd o f l.ht Orpanmcnt , &.net b) anot~1 Unt"'tnky.wide rtVlle~ c.ornmiurc . _ ..__ _. ......_. . -..-.. .-..-ua . _. UNODIOISUI'VAnoM: ,...... ... . ......,_,._,.,._ .........., In the Pub: student . guinea pigs? ... __ e& . . . - " ~ ...S ....... .,.,........., en.cta ........ fly Duo Bolder C.llfptll £dJIOIT WilkUOD Pub r~ who hit t!Jc Elll<ott )>c lool:ma for tun, rood ond clriot IIIII)' bKOIM I !Jc loot.ea, il a l'lcboioty Otpwtlllellt <Aperinmll ...._...... ~Ofdlaa LO Ps1<boico Proftuot N...,.,... Solkoff tb< test dtinkiD&. ·-·nl~ct._ on the b<bavior or Pub pouoas. ~0 one h.. bolbct cd LO look at lbc ClJVIr~nt o f drioltcn," be oaiil. "'t sltouJd be a uscf\11 coot rib,.lao.• Durinc tbt tUiina pcriod,currcotly dalcd fa< two:bc>ur blockS OD JiA <ons«utlvt We~ wW b< modc in Pub liahtinl, must< Int is ood llq- bottl< plac<mcm. Ex~aten wUI - e bow ea<b nicl>t•,•""-• hidt: 8aiJt bale - P.2 I 8q - P. 3 I Diaptn - P. 4 I ' . ~· l • oaa)t SAl reasun:c Alln Nat ban odtlt:d a keood diso<nliq •otc apiml tbc fun tbol lllldeau who arc ...,.,., that they ore b<inlobo<rvcd will aa diffcmttb, invallclaliQa the: tw l"Hlllr1 The: pre~mtt\111')' prOifOAicvcatuolly ~ 7-2. Bw an aerume.n.a rucbtd pncw to abc vou: ll~n thai thr trial!1 lmtocd by FSA, whac:h "r<qutru thol Food SeM<C (the: aacney ~ly rupcowble for Pub opcrauon) hu tile final ,.y ovcr tb< upmmcDJ," Sb<eban reponed CoorchnoJor of P<y<holocY o.:~-• UlllkrvodUOie Studies ,_, Math«, who .. IUOI:UIIed ••b tb< O.:part_,.\ Elbou RcVK• lloaLd. uplainrd !hac tb< UK! lun•Miom of tbt IU( tl<pmd OQ tJI< 6JJAI pr_., a yet wullbmJitcd Botb Ne • York St•c oad til< Amcrio. . P<rcholol)' ~ ( A PAl .... eaprrwnotftl m~rictions, oad I bty "'-•e cob< -o·cd br the: Ut~t¥n>oy Elboa <OdUIIiJtcc," •b< .aid. 8uJ a tnol m,pt be «MW<<crtd oll<lcl<aprnm<1ll , "'hac:b •oold hove acblkr<t>l sd or rcllrit:tJOnJ The: usuol porcholoo upenmelll&..adveniScd br compus-wlck llycrs. require a s_.s .ratem<nt br Lbc partt<•- • · Iince hc wW be dir«<ly octcd upon durina thc rnun:b.. If tbt Pl>b oction invoi\'U only ot..ervo&ion,- "whocb IJI no way bother> J)<Oilk"-oo SlaJ.-nts .,.. rcquirtd,accordinl to Mllhc:r . "'OpOOII. Hi> ob}«tioru eeotucd arOCIIId as-d ,.,...,.. Bw Natban reportcd thai tho PsycbolOI)' O.:partmcnt has to inform -.oCIOI"f~O" CWIQIJ 1- - Pp. 5-9 I Milles1mes with 1Niad - P. 14 I St.1k - P. l6 �Student' groups still seek voting W'lth a ,_,.t rbt Ito)(u t:IWt Klan and D<O-Nazlacdvitics in the Bllffalo area. the Bufralo Board ot Educatioo !Ia> tum steps auanptina 10 insure ..,.;.... .-h<r a<noc:idc Gkt the munln of six million Jews durini tht NaD <ra;, Gtrmany. 1M Board approved a new turric:ul.um ruourtt &uldt oo H~ ust Rudics-to be used in Europc2.11 cullu~. psydloJoay, and socloJoay cou...a offcrtd in Clly lli&h ltbools. • Tht mow was scrooaJy supported by Public Scltoob' Supcrirumd0111 Eqtot R_,.ilk, "hotalltd thc Holocausc the most sianifM:ant tvtot of the ri~ts The lona-scandina bani< 10 a<~ Jtodfllts the rlaht 10 vote in their collqc communities continun, wilh two of the lara<&~ ••udtnt oraanll:allon• In the Stat< comblnirtaruourccs In an au.,ptto aaln ih< dcfUl!tl>< rulina lh< llfOUp& arc S<tkln&. The New York Public lnter<JC Rosnrclt Oroup (NYPIRG) and the Student Anodauon of the St&l< UlliY<111ty of ~w York (SASU) have joint<! for«s h> ao crron to rai>< the lllta< amount of fu~ to arauo vorcr rqjJUadon cues In New York Stale. Dapitc a 1971 CoMthu!lottal arn<ndmcnt tbal aDo"" II-~~~ the flahttO vore, many 11&1<1 allow kx:al <kcllon board• to puvmt ou1 of town stvdrnl6 from -iaa ""ik &ltmdlna c:lu1<1 and raidlna In the coU<t< COII\IIIIrioy. Studcat oraanizauonJ ha~c ••ken co lu~· suiu-<UUally duo &<Uoo-u> o • - th< bur~<ro placod by local dtction boarcb c:onecmed with alloW1n& aJiood of c:oUqo patic:ipo~e lA thor lo<al pollda. .,T f - - -,-.,IQ .u..., Studtor ~ (SA) &Jtomey IUchard Uppcs CCIDtiftutel ar_...u Mofw!Ay In froot of Fcdcnl eo.m J. . . John T. Ia tht IOCOOd Pitt or a ~ C&K, lohto UB •ucltttt Jolin Zio«kr aod fft<loolo ~·· ar-Ia Pctmoa ~ temporarily awarded lbt riP! to ~ fD the natloDal dealocu. Ttyboa 10 ajOUCI tbt caa<. lllc d100 has rHnllllled lilt Glit, l..ijlpa tlqllatin<d. ~ Mood&)' tnOrDiala Ill• suu ~ 16 ba¥c il dilmlatd. ar.-. ~~ilbulaclllakplat....,.Uooareat~t Albanydec:laioe thai olio._, ....... theft 10 rqlaur, buttbt J,.._load nlk<llbal!M wu only tor ooaca- t1aa1 rqlon ODd no other l*t ilftbt Sut&t. "I'm rdyjna Uppu sUd, notina bU disappointmtot with the Judac's Umltina It to Albany. The loeal ~ of Zlq)cr and Petenon u so tmportaot. NVPIRO Project Coordinator LdJcl Smith AIJUed, th&l If &uc:c:es:sful, a strona pr«tdmt rould be ><1 for future c.,.... "We should be able 10 e~d on it and the Albaoy d<Cbion>," 5milb noted. Uppcs said that scudcnts .,. hos"na to win thCIC ...,.. aocl have th., •pplicd 10 board of elt<tions throui)lout Now York, rath<r than fill>< oounty·bY· rounty. "Thll •ould beth< easier way," thc mulh r..,cted lawy<r addtd. • l..oc&l dlluns UliCI't thaa sinc:e ii.UdCIJU do DOt I;..(" in &heir c:ommuniti.. all Y<&l· they >« nor in 11Ctullhty raidmu and should not be allowed 10 ca$1 tbdr ballou. wlul< II\ acltool mh« thao tltroujlh ab!imt« ballou. lut •udCDlS have &sJutd that they bavc tamed the nabl vote tbrou&h • CoDJtit.utioaal p<oe<n and "'<>uud be aDowocl to uarcisc this r<Spo<~UOi!ly. "Votlaals I riJht, o0t al)ri>ika<. If~ difftCUltiO do 11 lao •udtoLS wiU vorc-<md it's blamed on ap&Jhy. ll's the laws tbey mate," Ziqla noted • the 11m< ol Ill> orialnal No¥cmbcr bcariq. Sucll casa an cap<nJh~ 10 14Ja, Soaith aod SASU Praid<GI .Ill\ $em upl&iaed.~ sUd thai .....,..., rca.ac- P<Giu11itivc -......mitiy -Pid by tb< indMd\W SAJ OCl I ~ bUs- is Lippes. 1ft p<.,.,...... ~ s-)'IQI - p h t t 1 and priotJaa pailioas, Stem~ tbac IUdl cues a>uld c-oot up 10 $00,000. IW&Ina funds u not ...,, St - li< uid lbal If>< Albcy St&lt SA has "l'already p-'<1 ...,.. SIO.OOO 10 ~ win the cu: aod oOuld 001 bt tJIP<Cled to a-l' any more. SA PrQidtllt Tun Sllftbal ackl>owl«<aed tbt UB Jbould belp pay 10111< of 1M cosu and pledaed to alloc&l.e fWidl...,.. he rclllCivcd a -specifiC u q - from sAsU off><iaiJ l.al<t lbil IDOlllb. so ..------------------~ lloevil)r oo lUI dcdlliofl btca- it'• tbt klDd we wwu, •· All the Beat Selling A~ata · Are on L.P. & Tapes at· ~<mtury. • The auldc " ...... thc tmporlan« or tcachlna the "reality or Lh< Holocaust ," whll< dalmlna· that hiStoryp&lt<rru ondioote thO! "the world has not lcamtd the I<SsOCl of the HolocaUJI. " Antl&miUsm b tr..,ed throuab recorded butory 111 the au1dt, witfi <mpltubon the cvcnu of 19ll· 19o4S . A >pccial cbaplcron psy.:holo&Ydtal> with the ust and mi•wc o( powtt by lndl•iduols, particularly Nazi Fuhret Adol,f Hill«. Conronnrty and P<<Judlct rs cnmlntd in the sodolOJY 1«1ion. "With the p;u.sina6f-the 'Uf'VIVOr$," lht Jiol«aWI &Uidc•l tnlrodUction reads, "t.hoK whose exl)C'ri~J'\CC! JIVe fit1t wunm 10 the uu1h will be silenced. h b left for tcochcrs and student> to pur>u< th< lesson and k""P the knowl<d&< ali•• ... Billed "-' • "W«ktnd With th< Stm: · • ll-hour t<l«hon benefiting vi<tinu or ccrcbral pai>Y raokd a nationalt04al orSII .S mtllion irr fu?d> for rucorch and th<<>P> proJ«<S, with Wnttrn Now York contnbuting Slll,l4-4. The United Ccr<bral ~IJY As>O<tltiO~ ol Weswn New Vorl rcct~vo n ll<f<!"'t of thc fund> raokd h>oally. whtle thc r<malndu aoes 10 support ,lh• nat tonal or,anllltion'• rcstvch and sen ten. _.. Tbe dlliC"aK ln\-~Va dama.ar 10 the- mOtor ctnl('fl, or the btarn-usually upon blnh-caustnl muK"ular unroordmetktn and .spr«h disturbanca. Coeal hosu Clndt Abott and Bnao Kahle ol ··AM Buffalo" Cflioytd rhrir 1rcaaaa )IJC."Cth tn tht dOiln& mmutn or Sunday t"min.a•s tihow. when the 51 YOiuntctn mannlna the piton<>,..,. noodcd ~>llh JO,OOOcalb at on«, >«''<dtnt to area P<OJI&rn C<Khtlflnan E>l<m IJ<nl . 1M telethon ,.._, st.o,.n nationally by ABC-TV. and ·~ ho><rd b) comedian O.•tn MacLtod and hu • ifc , Pauy us Wlulc orr~<~a~> lllunc:hlso el&im that the rdoasc or the S2 Amman , _.... will nor toll Amtsicu tupo~ycn, RJpulauou •• tb< Hos<qe Rditf Al:t of 1!180 p.-ovld< for paymcnu of up 10 $10,000 aruwally for - .... mel tbdr IMtlliq. Tht "pay aod allowana" ch«ts have 1><m IOiioa ~ 10 ..._... ~1<1 .._the US eJI\ba$$y iA Teheran "'ti sdml ..- 14 months oao. , Tb< oct p.-o•ida for w -fm: of modical cxpcosoror captivcrdlled m-. apptlcabk \lp to two y.:an ancr the hosl-' rd..... M<llllolllik, s.bould any hosc.,. d«id< to pursue a diffcrcnt career upon rdeuc, the.., provides wbstwW r«dut&J.ioct bmtfcs. If apyibould die whik-capd~ within two,._. alttr ~heir paJt will bt tu free t.hlt yev, aa pal"! for the entire durot)on ofcapoillity. Additionally,~ ~u oioulcl be .Uaible ror job·JraJtlina. "'"'idln ·Pub 1tudtt1U in Ibe Pub of the uperi~QI. altho!llh he btllevts tbal wW -,w the reaulu." ' lnut-RulckD<t CouD<U (IRC) l'l'uldeot Orca Smbb, wbo also sena Q911le UBAI<ohol Rt\'kw Boarcl~c-altd, "Ia..\ how lfltiktthe idea" oftakiQa part la ll>e Pub uiab.Tbt !cadetlft"tlttt donnltory lludtlllS felt I bal. the -~~ wu "aamool 100 cOIIUOIIcd" ID ka IDttDU, but_polotrd out that tbt a«oorio could bt 1 "dtawlaa etrd (,or~ t o - dc!,.wn1o , tbt Puh.• Ho r<vtal<d tbll, "'*-tbtft Is a ~ Olll11lp about It," bt "couudn\ •« anythl111 0111art h tom 111~'1 point of.Xw.• Pub~ Wolckolrltrcdi«ed lballbl<}lperimcat will have-. bed ctlloct • or tlic ....,.. op<ntl.lon. Ho 1J critical ol p1aos t'o alter the UabtJ IIIII music • Wlteoon. tdntt "lbt OltnOJpbtr< it ·~ lmportam• to~ Pub'I ope.-. loa. ODd 'V wound willa M, k ca\ bdp bta~Deu." All ...,... ol 300 people to to tho Elllt:ou Coa\plu estlllllilllmtDI oo W<e~Desd~U' nl&l>u. e llow aftlll-dma to Wolctok . 8U& Solltolf piet.:d alllid...,.tt1t: ........... . . . _ loo bclicvu condilfoaa "portttkl Cl!y t.ra.• I Tloo olrHrvllloeof1*._ ,.orr~c, Wolctok, wllo uploietd, 'VI wan . . . _ , I w~ Wllll tp bt wlllcbtd whir I wu drifttlal," A47 ......_loe thol coma - of t1lc Potb caporiootat wll collected lllo a _,,to be wriltea by Solkolf, Pcrklaa ..S Dftctor ofl1teloatl ._llrlltadttae or ~Ike~Ill¥"'-~ FSA "AWW"II. altt a b-r propooa1 iJ a*nitted.11te IIID wtl ~to tbt N..,_. Dtlt. . of Akoholaa llld Alcohol Abuse llr Jllitdila. NU. ~ lbll . . _ (SA) _ , . « FSA \ wil bt apcritDtGl ...... Nl ~ ..S .... low . Wolcto' .1ft iJ wonW lbll a dlallie Ill tbt "YOlO cOIIItl eMllt ... tile . . budlota .. . . . . . by ............................ ~- t""' you..,,.,. Irw_._,~~ I Snilis .. Yfi!{'ft .... - . ........... ,.....'Wile "'· lite ...s.• .,...... lite_.,.-."'" maW,.,. or._ ' . - ...... drift-"" c.t-. ......... .,. .,. ,..... . "...,..It.,_, . . . . . ..... . . ..,. AiofiiiiJ........-.....-....-.:e,.,..... ........ ,........ ........ N. . . . . . . . . . . . tM 'Vtllq wiDIIOdollllliJ~ ddt'*-'ft • • .,....__ "don c-..,~-· . . . ,,S61lofr.,_.,IMI 11oc '* Mve lilt __.r (of the pl-.! UperlmeJtl) . lilt..,....._ to ... S,\ Mt "'IIomcite - · · .. S...._ reported, ............,.._laot•lllabptlti~..... Joao~."wlllatbt ..... ~atloe• 'ftAdllllloiDok•U. .......,".._ed, ' - 'Vtltne . . ao llllical,"-tl or.._~ we wllt.>aruet -~10-fork." �cuts forthcoming at UD---~iiiiiiiiiiiiiilf • ~1 Sd• c.H~W Sc~ Weft to ~dlmio..ecl. 10< a tocal of29. or tiiM maher, u-.;e he ill t.bc C..puo lllld u 1a t.bc Htalt b Sc~. Ill in Mtclkmt. rboutlt ooe potilion wiU be ~pined lblolllb lhe D!:tllol School addlrltm. c.xc N~'flll Edlttl' Oovt..- "'llb L . (Mey's EsccllllY< llwl&a, r<luocd Mooday, coouilll 111 U nUWon ....,.._ (or UB\ opua~lna b~, boJI coOs ror a rocal o( "'"101me1 cdll. Tbt Univer>ity hAd asked for 10me S U nu1Jlon in bolh lnflorionary lnd inlprO"emcm com lnd $8 mOrt w employocJ. In area.s wii<~\JB asked for lncrrued fundinc-ooly to ha•c rhe frprres pared by the Sr•e.lhe Ubrlfies,some •rcrions of rhe liWib Scieoc<S lnd lolbtlo!lltY dcmatlds fa:ed tlr< wom. UB also r<queJted •om< S I 2 million rn rmpn>\emrnts-<ec:ting to ...,..-.de l!fOVarnJ or incmue alloclliom tO bard pnned I <CtO<S-Oniy IO bt llllcfcced t ~0 JlOO "We're seulna abo10. whll we upecred," "<•brant ro rht Pusidcru Robtn J. Waaner not<d. "We uoually ,., only 10 perccnr of ow ~quest.• The aJiourloo for the troubled O<ntal school come& under lml)fovcmcnt>, bu1 roraJicd only U7 J)OO tlus year, the t ccond in a thn:e·Y<U plan to rec·onn.r~.~~;t the profe.slonal ~Chool to its fonntr ptoflli~nce . UB asked foeS 600 J)00 lnd 26 "'" ,0<~1011>. b\IJ received only one M * line. Waaner slid Lhal U B ofi<>Ois will m<<l J<JOn with SLINY heoduo c!lscuMrhe ~oon and tblee-ycupl.., 10 r<hllboSIIthe D!:m&l school -The' ~\tTaU red\k1ion tt test chan • r antK'1JWrd." \\ ....,., commrmtd. biA ootrd lbll II\< lhr« other Unlvtnlt) rc n1~rs did btutr under 1hc' fiscally .;ont.crveuu t)el oft he Go-.ernot aod tnt Stair DsvtSIOtl of the Budae1 ( 008). C•ll Bur also con1alned in the budge! is on llllocotlort for 1 "Fac:ulry lntrrim lntre-· to awiY solely 10 the Health Sclencu. By the $ 106,600 1\md, climinated on April 1.., be P<olon&ed until I hll I<<OUOI is 1»ed Ill>· T~ wUl be no <IAJ in pusonn<l ln,esll<r rhe l!vcrunc l'tot111111 of l he s - _,ions. All <111> ran wdbin tbe ~ drvislom of tbe two co~ e!lfrlculun\J. k ls 1101 yet _ t - n •hll Jptelllc oad<uuc fo<uh~e• wtU suffer ia A<ldcmic Artaln ID lndnaic: •upport ~rvic:c atr&Jo • ..,. CUllin' mandated by tbe State. Tlw diVi<ion u ..,.,pose<~ or 11>< Ll\nrie$, ,.here <lab! <uti rll01t be mod< Mel tbe l!<tut81tooal Communl<atloM Ce Q~.cr (ECC), R«rratlon lnd Rewed lnatrucrlon. and Nuclear Scitnce/ Trchnolot)' (where combined cutr must IOtal siA). University Pt.,iden1 Robtn l. Keuer II r<SPQnJiblt for maltin& the filial dccitiniU on all •taJT reduct tons, alrhouslt be lol.d the Foeultr Scnatr Eucwi~ Commlltee lw week he •ou&d noc dictaae: to the: 4WO AaMn»e: Vic:~ PtuldtnU wbc«: 111< ttll>lenins be~. An Olhet ..a IO . . <Ul IS .tile Jludclll t<ni<n <lullfi<IIIIOO whk!t il ro bt tcdllced by 10. Tlw tad\olcs Srudcot Htaltb Serv><cs, Adrnu<IOMond Reconb Mdrhe Olfl<< oft be Vice Ptuidem for Srudcnt 1\f(OJrs 11<4•<1101U 1h bllthuuonll Su:pporL Sc.f'Vic:el, o nJ)' thrcr hnct :tiC' bt CUl , Bw malnun-c ba> been supplcmcnrtd ru ll<lp wrt h upbep for 1hc ,.,. lect~ ~ails lnd 111< Ef\&lnenln& foeU"} Fifteen <Uh "W he ploced oo tht O.nerlll lmurutoooal ~trvte< wrnc or rbe ochool- wluth in<lud<t 11>< «>mi>Ul'IIC «Iller M<l some of Publ1< Safct) GeMral Adnunonnuon, wll>ch U><ludca tl>c Ptuodmt\ 0 ~ 11 Jlatcd ror rune pcnonncl redvchoN . Ont .vca that had btt'n or paruc:ulat conrun 10 UB adnunnnlton "'hen cbty drafted the budacc rcqut'st Uus Fall wa1 Groduart Srlpend ltvcb. Complamin1 ot low dUt 10 l•ft11lo• AppropriatiOn by the Statt ot only on<·IWI or UB's rtqut~t ror .,nauonary tnJurance will have: a "'ht'ptlvt 011 the Unlver<~, · \\ "ill<r e.pl11ned He " UB's ludrnc lUI horn r on the bod~« Mel t< ftiPQibtble lo< ""'*' Oflftlf'C " ' lrultaJ fCQUI:st w,aner J.ud rba~ •I u •~ carl) ~ telJ ,, rtllcrk.hmnN -the. t.) 1111 off or acnurt:d la..:\lohy-w&U bcrnotttd t\J. I&JtholA&h )omr facuh ~ )1\JI\ wr \IMtd ro be :aboh\~d Ht- t-~'PI••Md thll 111 OC"h.tnl of the- ~:or~ C"am~ fa,;uJI' &nd 2 .K ocrccnl of thmc m 1hr Hr:a.hh k~e:b chat h.ampcr UB\ abt.h ty to ttrrwn compctitt'f• lhet osted "" 11n oncrn.>c ol itost llllder S 100 DOO. only to ~~ tba.l w ho4c rt'~ dcaicd b:nn<.nP'b b\oi.J"C. Ions • UB \"omm\il\6tY cOCkcm, 11 sll.led lOr 1 S 2A J)00 tncreiS< <I<SptC 0 S 90.000rcquest The bbrono aiiK' qw an tocrcasr or unh- S 2S J)OO "hie: h. xcordma 1o Ita re-quest, wtll ach-c.r1oC'b :J.!Yc:n ttw. <atalogulrt~~tYat•llt Attention Grad Students Research Gmnts .\iunc) ill 111 uilnhlt: rur (;rod stud~~~~ rcsc.trch ruword ftllld Muster's u r I ><""·wnd prflicct. The Grudthllt..' llc!lnur-.'C .\..,~-ess lk-velnpml'tll Pmiect nf t he GSA 1m~ hmds tn prol'idt.: Ull to ); ISO fnr Mostcn ond ~250 f(lr Ph D r.:undidot c~. Applicotions ''''uiluhlc io rhc CSA .. rricc. IOJ Tulbcrt. AC. '"''cl DEADLINE Friday, January 23, 1981, 4 p.m. Lennon murder ~tudcm ts intensifies gun control EARN 3 CREDITS ., efforts loy ~adl HelltvJe ~.,.J!JJ/10< TWcnry.four hout:l before form<T Ne" Yor~ ~ AUrd Lowerurdn (D. -Manhlllan) wu -Mel ldJled, he bad bca.WJU~& leaden or 10 p&IJ"'OCIOGllol Jcplatioo. A hot topk.tbeloiWcof p ,_,0\ iDI.cmirled ...W. the murtkr o( JobD l...amoa. tu ~ tlDd citil=l call (or Jltlq<s lawo . . , _ . . the sale or band&W>s. 11111...,. COIItrOI """"' ltd by th< NWoul Rill< Auodalo&o (tllA) have abo 11tpped up thoir dforu ro tkr<~~d lloeJWII t<O b<at otmf. Allllo\1111 Lmnon and ,l..owenstua ,._ alloC Ia Hnr York State. crm-oontrol laM ~~~~. are llle Jttlc:ICJI Ia the allllcrD. CoDfusint and loophoiMiddat laws to O<l>u •lies ma« k pouibk roo vtrwally .,.,..., induclin& CIOGvic:ud fdocLs, IO JepllJ obtabl I c:oc..r... bollf t un. II lt Clliallled that .....,....tea~.~t . - twr1 60 miauto then 11 a ~1963ud tm~~ 8f,' " dolll.llo tblt 10 r---. Tllal II -'1 tWU lbc llllllbct Americ:ltm l<illod 111 VlttiWII durinc the -period, and ~~rtw -~ !dd •o 11>c ~OIXI<tl1llotlk~ la 5llrial 1!1111. a bill (O o-tlilol lix JOk lllld -or~ .... ltflroduc.d 10 tht KouJ< or - -atllfO 1tr Scallot " - A . •Mo011tc or )'rum nil j'ac·ulties ure urged to avnl:y. na- ( Jl.-ldebol ond Rrp. Harold L. Vol tmu (D .-MdiOuri). Th< tMII would enable pet'IOdS coovlcted or vio,e:n .. crime-s- auauln.ation , kidnapplna , .....uJt[nJ I memher Of Con8JCSS, 0< l.bteatefllftl IO talt< the b~ of or lntlkt bodily harm on the Prcsldcnt - be obk to pt>SICII haM . -. W. . NitA ........ . . . Allhaucb moot ati:l= fa- tiah<tt con!l........ ~ polltilowwd lloal 67 pC1aDI of ...-nc~enu Help Produce-SCATE! Students Course & Teacher E~alua· tfon Your Guide in Selecting Courses ....... ....,, ..,.. rqulai¥ID-tbe NRA has btcll Ru&D, n·a Coacrcsliooal IDIIICk IO ld., IJiti.coolrol lqlslooon iaboclllcod Mel bD btcll able 10 kcrp a compkte puOol biJ) ofT the book.! . The NitA's dout comes tram Fedcnl Election Commiaion I m-«1 Reporu. When ll shows (ba& tbe orpnlutloo dooaled S2U.Sl4 oo Con&ruunm wbo •JIOIIIOred tlecollln>llcaislllton . Sauotor McOurt recdYed Sll,lOO, tbt """""d laraest eoornl>atiotl -anded tO IIIJ Coaar-. l'topoaaU o( rkrqulatioo d.aim thtlt .....,. do<t 'I kill P«>t>k. people tiU people." Tbcy ArJIU< l.bac crimiDalrt W1il 11<1 haodcuns whctbcr "' noc they . . lepl and c:laiiD t.bll lUll COtlltOI will only tale cuns a-..y from ""'.allodln1 c:i&izau w!to 'IVi>ll ro -~ ~~>mnc~ws. Opportatu c:barae ll>al ..,..., don't kUI people, peoplt <01111 IUJil kill people." In tm only l3 ~~ of ba9daun murder• were _..,.IIMIIIi.. II'IC;It •t- Register for credit by contacting· Jim Capella 636·2950 Come I· "' to Otr meeting Thln . .Jal. 22nd at 4 p.m. 334 Sqlire Hall l �. iA~isf~to~ I plaitS for a Child Care Qnter-a t UB ~ ! !t Tbc c:ontrOYft'lial Child C.c CCIII« haJ t al<en a ~ lltp tow. . ~iaa wllb the fonaodnc of ... . .pkmcouUoc'Commictec, but 111\IJt OV«eotne a . •HSWO wkb IXlly ' ISI)OO Jliven u a subsidy by iD i l l - for fiJIIIIIea. T he Stllllaot AaodllloD lSN ~ Committee the studcat aovcnJn<•l· The pcoaram now ...~ .. 70 chlldr<L • bod ..,-.eel ill Nowmber to ollacae S 790 towards tbe Befort impk~01ioa tbe <O<OIDittu IDUtt "boodfol or a Qld ~ ~·iaa Cocnlllittcc. io•ell ... c Stale aDd kdtnl rquialioo rcquirciiiCali, U!>wC¥er,_,..toSA. T,........AJ..NilbW,bc and the f'lllllacc Coaanlitee blvc cltdcled to delay idcndllcalloo ond sccuriaJ of otabk 1\mdina soarus for tbe Ce;nlor, tbe avoilallilky and requir<ID<DIS for - q tbc -llllllllil I ~Ill "ilh tbe ~pace aod ll.tf •pcdftealiom. Tb< coromlltcc •<ill abo lid Hoc Child C... Commiuec hM bern 0<1ded. Rudy ocher coal)dcraflb,. wbea tbey Inevitably arise, The~ Hoc Commillee, whicb nrisinaiiY prOpOSed $\tttban adcl<d. aDd pthered support for the re-<stablbhmtlll of tbc domwu Child Care Center, hM akCJed Its ,....ment To "lave tllnc and money," OQCorclina to Monro. wkbS,.onrtbc~iaaol'lnA.ullt11111 Coorc!iJiator, IDC1Db.orl Of tho Committee wDJ be Kl<cted With N01han indleatd. • ,._ rcprdo 14 thdL.tnow~ of child cllt< and tho Tbc ~ Hoc CoalllliUcc hal Pfoposcd 1&ai dit Uaivenily. The Coordillalor should DO< have to tpcnd Commrttee receive a S 000 st~nd and tblll aa lois tiDI< ...,elliplq tbe IIV&ilablity of space on MillON be .,_.cl S 1000 . Howc<cr. Na1hon saki ~. uampk, w.... tberc ore Ualvtr~kY tblll tbc S c,..c f"lllmCc Commktc< b 1101 w!Jiinl to •, . . _ , who .... .......,. tbt a.rom>Oiioll. "'oorc pay a Coordimlor """" than SSOO aac1 tblll aa a.rpltd o.llll the Commlrtoe could in¥ntiplc tbc Auuoam Coorclinolor pooitJoo be~ ialpl<mentllloa lafonnalioo wiohol& a Coordinalot Coramiuet JPOkcspcnoa Aai< Mtdla• could noc be Sbceha<l hu l._ated that the lmplcm<ntuion reached for COttiJI>erll . CoalltUitee be compoocd of admin1Jtr01ion pcr>onMI, "It\ 1101 th< job of SA 10 · - n Gradual< appoiNcd by Unlvcnky Ptesicleat Raben L . Kcuer, ~===================:.::~ Mill IIIIIs (0A),"N01baarcn>Mkecl. TheCoordlrlOlor, lllculty, 01a1T, porn11, the Suuallty Educ11lon who woWd most tikcly be a GA, would 1101 re<Pr< the llirc<tot and ooe li!>Poinlee £rom ea<:h of UB\ four Pf.,_cl "~to pther the nc<<IW)' Information stoxkal uiO<illioao. Sbcd!ID th.u for tbc im~ot•ioo of a Child C...< Center, bc oriliftallr auodottd -.ilh tbt Cca<cr sbould noc be "" tmpbaolucl. s.-. Pteaid<a& Tim Sbceban add<d. "'t • u lbe Committe< or the .,.....,._,t Tb< possible P<<,.n<< or ubeuos-a lirc-p<oofln& substaac•-•• be'rcd that tbc toordlnotor lbould reclcve • bolri. ~ combloolliaa I'QUIIIICI&iaa pockJ&t of .......,. and t he ccilinc of on O'Brien 1-taD clasYOOM ba.s caustd a Law Sehool Tbt Committee will also ocp.nizc a pc......,.ot onunc creclil. but ""'>Di<J m0ocy.• PtofcsJO< to rcquut thai hrs room be ~d. 1D additioll, t b< Htakh IDIIItiiD<< ~ - boerd to O'tn<'C ond ..-aiD the ~--• ·.~"-•u--, La• School Deaa Thomas He11drick hM cocnpl~td wiur m c wanted K tntr to appoint ad ration withdraw ks pk~ requesa. of Prorttsor Barbara Blum~mbal to swach btr couriC' rrom Coolllllttoe (HIAC) rcprur1Jl01ivCI IO the board bctauot tbe Ptcsidcol bod of S 1100 (S 5C)O ooarilbt aacl S SOO If aeccled) iftbtir Room IU to Room 106 . Blumenthal c(pr~d fOrK'cm about CJIPf<UOd concern that the board would resemble tb< _,is II" eo to pay a coordinator ,Sb<tha.o rovcaled. *Orkin.s in tht prucnce or tbt cancer cewm, ma&crtaJ . ooc which Kcucr diuotyed in the mid 1970t. "The wt Howevct. V\ce Prestdcnc of FKilitie~ PlaJUtll'll John Nc-aJ. who HIAC •ill, however ,C0011nut to live flnaael&laappon ooe ••<lusi•cl~ a user boud." Keller cxplohu . towlltds the actual implemelll01ioo of ttl< Ccoter. ha.d 1101 been conll<"led Friday oboul 1hc repon.btlicvesthat the "Tbty bad al>oolutcl) no concern for the Un,vctllty.• Altholllh Nathaa hM la.~lcd tb< Cblld C...C Ccater room .shift wts unncCf\Sary. NtaJ stast-d that the de.s•,pers or tht 1101us &J .,. Umbo," Sbecblin hM been orpnhq the Kdtcr cle<ilttd thor b< bad no P<oblems with Amherst Campus were prol\1bned from llilftl &.\btUe» maleHal 1n establisblna 1 CbDd CMc C<ntcr oo campUS bl& eorut <DOtion. Other rrrc·rtslltatU material t hai Neal could not tonrwioa of 1 10·12 me:mb<r Unlvcrslty·widc lmpkmclllalloa Commiucc. She<baa It now Ia tbc ca~&loDcd tbol tberc •liS a "quUUioo of limited id<atify o& tb< momeDI, was used in place ol tbc ..,beuos "A1 far as pr0eeu or r«<iviDa ~pliu ~ v,;..,ay flc.Uy. raowca-."' I Inlow t~ or ao llbejloo on Amherst." Neal cmphutrcd Moor< prtdktcd lbll tbe Ccalv would aot be open admlnislra11oD aad 1 1 - . w'bolll be aal<td to be lXI Tbio indd<lll lo •imiW tO a Jmi<rm& CODIIO'Cr>J which cnrpoed the Commkte<. The Rucletw Pttsidclll prcdie<t that for baoiDCia ...u tbt Sl'rinl of IJ8l ~ Sb<cban two years.., wheolniiC muslc•tudcnnand fii<1Jlty dcmandtd 1h.. boped to ma1e Jt opcndoulllr tile Fall of 1911 tbe os6c>too in Baird H.tD oq the Main Suott Campu> be telllO'td tbt Commiltec: will COIJYCIX' ., about t wo •'{~· by tbe Voivcrslly. llir«tor of En'troom~niiJ Htallh and Salcoy Raben Hual ~1\Mtd to remove tb< asbesoos, <itln& t<SIJ which tbowed the Ihe t.mOOI'U or~bc.JC()J Ooatin& 10 lht .aJr Wti IOC1 t.mall to be bam>ful to thooc who must practice in the focilhy. Concc-~ mu.dc:ll.nl, howevtr. beli~vcd 1h.11 lhc mtrt pre~ nee ofubdtosw&J more >ianlllcaaltbaa the amoonr o f as bestos found. ClptllioiJ)' Jioet mll5ic Oludealo have tO be Upol<d t O the lUbSUIICe for pat l<DI'hs of lim<. The I<~ debOlt w&J ftnally 'oCIIIcd "'heo Hunr had the ftal<"" <cililwl II<Aicd to Pfn't111 any raorc loooc mbettos ponocl<s from 1~~ T b< Commkl~Q fuoc:tiocls wjlllacludt rcsc""hlna ond altccnpllaa to iollp tbc 11u1roJo Stale Child Core Ptopaal to thll Ualvenity. T ile ploD w11 qnally ~ Ia N ovealbcr ~y Sub Boon! Choinnaol Mart• Moor<. Buffalo Stile bepD i t a - io 1973 wkh a S 500 allocal iaa and ..,..., <bildrca.lt b now budeltttd -.uleap '*"..... ror •"'*' ....,.._.lon wm ....,....tel t- Asbestos in O'Brien? suwon w• ' N~ED 8 $ Come to the SA BOOK EXCHANG~-·a1 $ SQUIRE HALL BASEMENT Bring books tQ be sold ~aotbcOII, through Wednesdsy, Jsn. 2 1. Books Will be aold through Wednesday Jsn. 2 8. Senlon who had their portrait taken for BUF.fALONIAN • bould return their proofeoo J a n. 2 1 & 22 to 340 Squlre Hall. TH~ Pick up wwo4d boob MMI checks . Thursdlly, Jan. 29 throught Fridey, Jtm. 30. This is a no.9-profit student operation where you submit your bOoks. set your price and if sold, you )NUl receive a check for the ptice you requ.ted Cmlnus a 1% servlue chargeJ. · If the book is not sold, it wll be returned to .you on Thu,..y, JM. 29, and FritMy J1111: 30 only. SUNSHINE HOUSE / Crisrs Intervention & Ac1d Rescue Center _Volunteers needed. �jf<ID,~©·Jllli~~J1©ID The Spectrum of nationol ond international events The ordeal finally ends as hostDges ere uncpged _ __ ..., Alu c. KadtJc -poon11 which by logo! s.-.1 hod -10 bo worl<ecl out Tho lraonian boouogo Crllll which 0\lft tht. -und de~ on ...tor domlnaled tht. final 443 cia)/$ of "" rei«... Tho mojor problom was Prc sidt:nt Jimmy Carter's tho daotn AlrlorQn banks adminlluaUon. has ., lebSI holding tho lronlan The diplomMitolly come 10 on end AI. 5 banks ... Wllllng to the a m. Monday. the Praidont c.ollod a money. bul •• concerned tha< tho Wlvte HouM n«WS confttenct to Khometnl regime will n<M repay lb announce thM an ~ h4d dc!oubed loon> Canor'• flNnoal been ruched . and eltho<lllh theft "'Khed a senlernont were "minor points" to bt worktd tho botnb late Saturday nlghr bul • out, tho 52 Atntrl<4ni would bt wu not un1tl &arty Mond•y (Wathlnglon lime, that hoo comif'\9 home It became apparom on Fnday that accop~td the declston lran delayed action over th~ both .sides wa-e very nur a compromiM: In lM deal reached. wet"end by a sking for 1wo Washington agreed to unhtc.u tddi!IOM! "claf\hc:atiOM" on tht Iranian ....,.. ., Atnmca while _.dong of the US propoool By Tehoran promlsed to punue tho Monday tho only probkm Qndlng -COM!~ f'f" CI"''t: trKowry of tho ••·Shah Pohla\11• ••peru �!l~_rr_~-~-©~ ~m_ ~ ~~~~~©_om ______~----------~~~J JHostages. • • ncgotM.tions. Amencan Wantn do such htdlcs .. OviRoplwr and Iranian a.tw.d There were s,ome ponon.al - - . "' 10 1101 • drink Nabavl. t!K ...,.., the u-hottooa d bo In ollegadons from ......,on !hot tlw control of their own l~~a ogaln lranlans - . holding up the rdeRepo<11rn and dociOrs ..,.. have to u. a tDCticaJ ti\O'W lo prevenl Can«r r•quut bpprovel to ent•r a from _.u,g lhe host•patient's'" room to ask quaaont or President Reaglt.h announc•d to give !JINI!menl. The tl<·hottogu Sunday •hat unde r prasenl wGI haua aeo..t 10 uld<OI- of conditions he would ".&lgn nows and $pO<U IMiniJ which hav• onylhfng'lo rele..., the ho~ oceurred whll« rhvy wert fn Bill Wllh tho machinery alte•dy In capliuily. 90"' thls.)l'lll be un~y Tho ~ drama began In Jimmy Coner hod ""'""' lobo ... Won Gvmony oo Monday Jonuay 1979 "'"""· faced wtth l a r opposit>on among his ohomoon 01 ~ to rho fr..d Amanceno but d... lo people .,... degod humon ngl>n oochruc:alllaowr~~ ~ ond a growing mumy tn and otu. 1--*11 ol .. - - llll enny, tlw Sbah Reza Pololovo. .. Ronold ~·· .........,_.,, lnon'oMif._,..j """"""h,lltd 11.- i pa-. in tlw poih ol "-!om "" tlw 52 - . . , _ .... OM ol - b. ~ Trorulotcrs won '-"''I cMicuJly ~ oa:>n~ely wonlln!l .... _ . ~ into Font, the ~ ol Iran. ;;; Ellgllsh, and F<lftCh, spoken by lh• AlgeNn lnl<!mM!CIIIrln. f i ~ AhllBy Monday .,.,,_., the c:apCiw Amerltlln diplomats, tll4Chcn, •nd Ma!lna - • wa1U119 In Tohftan'• Mdnbad Mpot1 to t. llown by "" Iranian Airtlnor ro A.lgJcn .,_ Turtc.y From IMrtlhcy wtl bo ...-.by an ~ )1110. mlld.y ._,.... •• IWN!dn All S... In Wlnboden, w.. Gonnany for~ k .. - t d thel the lrHd . _ _ wiD ,......, 1n w.. Gonnanv '"' a~ lt'u' • w••" P'JYCholoso<ol •nd .... hlp 10 ~ ,.....,._,. ... r«<>-ery ond crurmr.n1 F<>< lht .. hottega the ,....k wtJl Oorlor .... ""' tlw ""-on Wtdna<lay thotr ~ ... 10 • &nk The mojor llo-up poohlblang • ~ return on Mon<boy .,., "'PPrted to bt ov•r e mlulng bq """"' te•odJUIDI19 pn\I.U - ITeeclom IIley hav• b..n without lor olm001 IS monthJ Do<ton, b.1omg rheiJ lhlnklng on ltUdk!J of Unlred Slat.. p,...,,.,,.of w., aloged biliiOtu ol doll&• 1ft -ah The Shah !Dyod in the 1\nb ol Egypo and Morocco lor a timo. bur .,., Mktd to t..w when ho woo _ , ., e polr!DI ccunlry k It Ollj)«<Od thea ompcodJIIay. to allo-.• for ~Ndocol 10 alt., lho n.blliry. In the mcanti:rM1 eltdcd rebgw,u.s tudor Ayato llah Ruboll•h Khomdnl, lo!lg M Oppo<IO{II to lh~ Shah', JOCular r<.oglm•. ri11M't1od Jjgnature on a bAnklllQ . .wmvnt ln l..ond0<1 The Bank ol EnQiand Is VWI.n•m We~ , believe th.ol rtle..ued c.apuva need grurC"r time- ro adrus:t from~ 10 ch""""ll crowd. wh-> rho mtdlum of """"'*~~ -ha"9e bot"'""n ~an and rho Unlt..S S..tn Th• drplo.....r~C boon •lgntd ~or ~~ chltf& of crownt'd him bo<h politiCal and ·---bod to ""' only rht oul>IIM .....nd but 11><11 IAmlliOJ •NI 1 - Thuo. aloe~ 443 doyo ol ho""'9 10 &Jk .tplriWalleodor, AM> bting n!JOCIO<l f•om rho A. oil wcxld. ""' Sh4h loomd "'""'liMY "' Molco s..tlering hom concer, h" btolth conltnutd 10 1ft .ond lh.t 0> rnonorch ..... odmtutd 10 • M Vor\ ~ lor . - . - - Tht• .ak>n ..,.. """' by Iran ., dna JUJ>110rt lor t!ltlr many and-""<! the oml>eooy ~ Tho Shah ..,.. roluMd bur Mt>OCO, Ill• Egypo a.nd M orocco. round Pahi4VI poldloolly ui\SUIIOble ro. rnidoncy and Nlwotd 10 reodrntt him Tho Shah finally 1ound • home In FOR ~·· LADl ES Pan6ma WED, FR/,AND SAT 9:00 -10:00PM ,Y f ·1 1 .1~ " , ·, /l :. ~..: ~;,., ••<""7 I~ , . ., .. l_l. I I ' ~ - \ • _ /: Wlth~ferred ~c-.. c.,.... P..U. tile CcM!Ifll/lf( QrP004 ... 0( - . . . to. I *milt on~- ll'rolf-PICII• wiM lllorll to 1-. lloe - --' ~ -1<1-loloottllle Maln S~IM~ ~ 'llje~ ""'1>001 partolng- wUi to. monltot..S- . - . , . wtft to. t~. ""- ·ca.-.,.,., !nlormotion OM4o ' DIWIAdd. Fronc:Wt IJ..,..-ry onl)ll llqul(e and ···-only .. ---~.-..~-.-.,~ c..--, c.. '-'Of, Squn Several Olhe WtJtom Ntio!U inr:~udJo¥.~ Grear Britain, also dooed oholt Tehmln em,._ In ...,ty December. lhe Uni!ad 1'/eolo"' • Soc:urtl)l Councn voted unanimously 10 condemn tran•s 6Ctions end urge the hostageS· r~lu,st Khome•nl , however. 11 otWI\td thf UN as a tool of Atonbt Am•ra .• A week lall!t Pruldeno C..t1er ordefed lh• ~n ol Iran's 183 d_,lomats h<><n theo Wuhington embosoy. >nd there wM tall ol dt<por1lng Iranian studenls In Amtrica - JOme o f whom had bt<omc 1nuolved In .omdmti IIIOionl ~•. bolh lor and 10 Mlb•Khomftu In the Unlltd SU.tes !her• w .. frus.tt11b0n 0\let rht govemmenf1 onobiJrty 10 solve riM! cru1s This Mnhment !Jif!W ""''" lncreasmg an•· Am-..nl!m In the Th!rd World Th""' .,.,. anocko on Untrod •mbaJ~ 10 Pal<btan IndO. and Llby• S<a••• Coner. who ..tier llwlt .,..,. had ptOmbtd no mllrl.ry lldlon ~ rot~:m lor Common Martm . . _ , o1 Atnorbn andlonJ againJt kan '" Wt$hlng!on. SllaotAry ol Store Cl/I'US VatU, who was opposed •~ ony . . - ottompc and whose pooluts WOI\t unbeodod. roolgnod •>eplatnlng h "'"' lm_....., 10 work I<>< C....r any longer. Hootago Rtchard Queen, couno:ll JUHITing lrom mulltplo a '""" Klerosts. was r.Jeue.d a~ a "humanltartan'* guture by th~ Khorndnl r"!jjme 11'1 urly July Almost thrM WNlcs late otu. Shah dlt'd In o C.0 hosp;tal It hoped thai tht& -.aid t..d IO ... lm........,t roluoe ol the hostogo. bur lrlon drq>pod lho rerum o1 o1w Shah u ono ol 11oft domondJ ono turned IOViirds more. hn.anc. ft ·- Ill October, war brok• t)ul b t r - Iran one! Iraq Onu ago1n the ulfly ol tho h...,.. wasl•.,•d t6lk olthe local .,., ond tt>- w•• I!<Cal&li"\) lniO a rnojot tonOid <>I WOI'Id powm. Aktr Initial losw,lr•n hold llghl and lh• wor drd not Mllltutto become a mojor !aut In tho h<>sldg< In ••rly JAnuory 1980, UN crisl:s UCtPI tnc:reastng ban'i neotrl S«retarv Gcn-.al Kurt W6idht•m for II> lro:tn ~'flcan ......,, aeveled to lran anrmpflrlg 10 In Nouembel, th• Unittd Stat,.. ~•• • ~69t r~.ut He was U:liU\9 AJger\o a; •n lnleNn~) ' ftlltd coldly una~ 10 mako r._,.std 10 lhe lour dtrtW!d, Pf091Howc-<et Iran undk prner~tfd ......., by Iran Thr,.. no..,Jy olo<tfd -..J.u pre»d•no d~mands we:re a pro·m •w ut A"""'-on Banr Sad! along woh Amerk•n non·tntetveturon n 1M rulrng Rouolunor>ary Co.:ndl lranr., affait•. IM retotm ol •~• crgr~..S to allow • UN Cammtsolon to lro"'" ltaru.on as~& In Amen«~. •tw wn IM " - The mrlllat1l rnum ol th• Lut Shah's fort\.lne5 Jludent• holding lhe embo.uy and • poomtM thai Un~fd Slaot> refUNd lho YISd >nd • nil d"""loped comp4n~ wUI not WI: lr.m fur b.tw«n the anwmmen1 and rhe damages Incurred duJing 1h.j~udent> AnoDy. tn Apnl. Wlfh lt!YOiullon Thv United ShH4!,. Khomtlnl'a blessing: , lhe t-ndtd by sa)/1"\)lhal ll (Oultl nol pvrnman1 took cu,.ody of the lmmedlaooly compl~ with oh.,... h _ . Also. ot thls lime Caner domands but ohotthoy VNre a """' Impo sed ltrOng~ r economic IO< negoljalloru In good faith sone!lons ogalnst Iran, bu1 lhiJ .,.. Aflrr Re.&gan'l clccllon 1n vwwod by the Amerlc6n5 as 100 ltltlt Nouombo«. t1w T•hfton gov.-rnm."'' 100 laUI lw!g•n 10 negodatt much tnoh' On Aprtl 2!> t!jgho American wrlously wuh C.ner Three nmn MNicomen wore ldllod ""- • l~nce • lecllon dey ~ one~ 111 lfANPOr1 fllo!>o .ond • hdcopc.. Nowmbo:r. .....,. In January and c:....n.d on lhir ground on ~ 1ntn1a,. ogoln lu1 we<lc - . ._. ropons ot d.- d""ng an ..,_ptt'd racuo ol JetlotnontJ ~ la.siWftl< ..... tho~ Wh.t .... ._sed 10 • hewluoh R-.n ""' a low ~.. bo an dilc United Siaru lor<:o wu lrom uewn1ng _..., ~ound ploguecl ..,.,., mocbanocal la!Jwe. lho clock ftnanclal and dlplo-1< poor lriCohenml planning, ncgoo.!IOns ltJwoly ochltwJ ,_,., and a good deol of "bod luck • In on Wh41 th<l fultlfo has In - · lot •ngry rHporue to the retcue llnhod Stbtu bant.n rtlatJon• ,. ancmpt Iran moutd !he hottag6 ompoutbl& to pr •dlcl Th<> OUI ol th• •mbeooy tO unknown rn!ernallonol ll'.,ty ol the h051J19" plac;ti around Teheran and the cr1111 hat ended, but lrdn ~ r:ounorysld• gov•rnmonlls >Oil ohaky, while ann 1\merl<:on -dmmtln - only ~•n but the Third Woojd In ~orcl IS still wong Have you lost ANYTHING, ANYTIME before Christmas vacation? • T o - , - U,. .... liM""' c.._. ~ot,_ 011 ~~ Ollloo ..._ tnt.......uoti OMII Aleo-4!1 Cap•" Halt hiding and ~ 1ft ....th the ovacuai!On ol lhal n_,·, dtplomot> Attention University Community Pl,.lng _,.,. of uti ~. -.!hot - "'-__..-.as PAtlllno TheM.....,_ or-a ollow --~ noautta. toonw •-v -t-.- '1: ~ - ...........t ~~~ The Department of Public Safety has recent.ly reorganized their Lost &. FoWld and has a large amount of unclaimed pro· perty. . If you have lost a STUDENT ID, WALLET, UCENCE, GLASSES, OR KEYS, they will be available for identiflcatioo and pick-up at the foDowin& times ONLY, after which they wffi be dispoeed of: "TUesday, Jan. ..201 1S81, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Wedneaday, Jan. 22, 1981, 7 a.m.., p.m. 1hul"8daYJ Jllll. u, !91J1, 'l a.m. ·S p. m. ADiheNt,....... llleeeJ U.U, 17UitlllleNpart IIWJ'• �'= j_C=~=~©=~=ID=:=®; =orui~·=i@;:;ID : : ;~,~ J ,----~~ rNEED A COURSE? RSP 248 • -~ GotPEl OF JOHN 1 6 THE APOCAL.YPSE Mon. & We<!. ...,...,a.,,....._? ...... ,... .......... . .. ................. _........,.... _ .................. f ....... .....-. ...,_,.... ... ......... J • WE D£lJYEIII ( i - (.- ~ . .. ...... ....a ... cxa I8VDS All,.. " 1:30.· 2:50pm 2 University Ave. Resurrection House Reg. No. 452539 Appbcatlons are now available in SA fol: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR and PROGRAMMING COORDINATOR Gerrymandering time by Seth Gooddltld (Fallfe•t, Sp_dngfest, etc.) .----BOTH POSITIONS ARE STIPENDu-- -., Applications are al80 aooflable for repre.entatlou to the following Unl~.-.lt)l Student Serulce Bodle. and Unl~rsfty-wlde Committee.: Sub-S..rd I , Inc. Board of Directors (1 open1Dg)11 Faculty Studerit AMoc. {FSA) Auembl9 (1) SA S...te (1) . Publlc:.tJou Board (3) Afftnaa~ ~ Commtu.e (1) Envtroameatal Health & Safety Committee (1) THE DEADLINE FOR ALL APPLICATIONS IS · MONDAY, JANUARY 26th TN IN\IOft cllatgod ~ -..:! ., , . . _ , ol INnOIW\ dll>molniOIMtrU> Tlw - · ~ ... fmpc>l'lftod 10 go ltuoo9> lhb longlhy pollncol ~ ond ~ pany miM-up ollhe bocfieo""' dclmnlno whl<:h >eiS TMM logloloturu will octually re-draw llw boundat1a ol Congr-ol DltG1CtS and In roomo - . . may M lo.cod 10 dlsmAnllo lho """'gm ..... ollncumbenl c:o..- · ~. lho UflwotT110iod ._,dirig of dlsu'lcl .....s. ll OM of lh• oldal pol\1lc;ei171Cks ond Ill Uj)Odod 10 lw pntvoNnl 1Im year Environmentat Law: u'WJt~t's in Store for the Next Foilr Years" ,_ Speaker: Attorney Richard J. Lippes Chairman of the NYS Sierra Club Topics : 'Hazardous Wastes . Update on the Love Canal Expectations For the New Reagan Administration .. �l rs;:;:cs=.;.-~, Hflad Ffrat I I 1 I ~ ~~© m®: ...__ I I Hair Stylist. I Ch•lntJ ua.~ a superpower, l - J ' I , 3881t-.-.A.ven- l { I ~ I 1 : I f 'l I I I L but Wlu~~~ a~ shift resu/t")! IAI ......!*J I Oo.tr'800 I byfrauSdum aenn 1I (PNS)- Thc lnt,.<Onllnmlal ~ mlslile OCBM) th.ot China ftred I oomo 6000 mila {f11o tho Poci& on M.y 18, will tend l<ot~X>g woW$ of ~~tlvo..ah---·~· Onuchollh«tluoe 1 previous ~ ""- 011no mAde maJOr -.g~c mows. the 1 ~of~rolaooouwNradacalyallend 1 Th~ llrit <><us~on- tlw'nudeat .thannfag;eemetu roached~ t I Pr.cWaaC..t •Blcrw lkTI . hnu ~t. $U vaiid WIV1 ..... ..... VliS coupon lflro .lln. 31, '81 Q~S Q-:1. ~~ -:a9- . - '7"'1 I"'"~- " - • China ond the So- Urilon In <ldQb«r, 1957. Immediately oftor tho Sowt's -•~••••••- llnlouccatluiiCBM lounch. The Soui<lt launch. o[ oct."""· .,.,...d gravo 1-. al a 'mlolllc g~~>' In the United Swa. lcod~ 10 tho deployment of ~ launched nuclear rniOOiJa and """e 7000 nucJu1 WOiheW In Waem ~ But the SeMel _.,en~ 111rh promiS<'d !hat ' Jus • 3rd BAG EL BRUNC H to be held TODAY at 12 Noon In room 344 S quire Hall BYOL (Bring Your 0,.0 Lend) ""'"a.-... Boijong would~~~> o .., ~~nude"' ~v. roused,_, wo..,us~~ To counter rh~ PQC~tnt\al Chinese nuclea' th..rt.al. the Unfted Sco.lt! tK!gan ~ maMl"" mllltary bulklup In tho F41 E.e.!.t, olded by Ch10ng Ko1 •h•k who d•d klocv.Ut lrom hJ• bow 1n Taiwan The ru.b wu 1he Qucmoy <nSb of the year. whictl t h r . - . e d - v.o<tdOIIde Ill! 1959 ~t fuenhower h6d -'!!'tly portiU<Ided """''"' Khrulh<hev 10 c.....t tho nuclur th.w1ng agoeemrnt..., Chma as • f1l1l step IO....,d • US.Sov>.t lha"' But the US butldup In tho For E.e.!.t connn~ unobattd, nentuAlly culmlnttrlng tn 1M Vl«tnam war ,.,....1ng Chl- pown Thr ltCOnd Oun... nude« oure u.mt In Oc:iobor. 1964. "'"-" Bdl'l'!l ·~lis,...,. ;Momic dNce ThiS amc. 1ho Olin- ><Don aloormed tho Ru..a.m 01 much aslho Arnencons. ~ tho Smo Sov>.t Splollnto • c.h&srq Khrushchev, who loll &om ,.ilhln """ day> of lhr Oun~ bloll. Wlll reponed to ~w - l w d US Arnbossodo< Avor*U Hamman • &.l ' ._. .. ,..,th • P<Oposailor AjOint lJS.Sov.eJ •urglcal .irlke IO Jako Out lh< (~ , ,. nud•., te51 faol.tleo "' Sonldang The Uruttd Sca~cs d«<oned bu1 n•• , "" w<rt'l ol the faa n regotd«< Our.• .. tho d>lrfr:,publ<r•O>Oka bohond l'o .,, Vt...,am Tht ~ US OperAtion Rolling Thundor lnYOI111ng su>ralnOO tJ,.," ~ ov'if North V\etnam was lttunched the following febtuAry- oJ rt'u.d• n reaction to growing feort of Ch!nt>Se Slro1\'gK strength as tu huWT"h• Vlotnom Itself By 1967. the Chinni t!n01 ~od lod 10 llnlt<d Scatd and Sowt pio• ono-Chlntw anfi botlt!IC rniiAo sy«ems >101>'9<'P m•oswH dNg<>o 111001 do<w slow and wolibly ~quid· luoled Chin ... tnwiln The u~, ..., n~ buUt. but by 1968. Moli«lw wos Mngod ..ah som• 64 '•"'"' , • One ~ lolet, lho Sovirll •nd Chtn ... fough1 • but ~~ "'' ..... fronuer v.•at, the fir• "'"'"'to<! lime ln modem fustory th•t comnlunlst pow.:t \ .Jl•'" b4ooc:l hom uoh other Tilt thad Chtnes.. ...._ ..."PP" br•Alulu a..gh to shako up WP<tt> ~" '""'"""' CMne WI 1970 II' April rhe Ownt.. lou~ lhn '"" •~·• Mtdll~ m.&ung 1 • pomt ru llOf~ ff\61 11 fiew OVtJ both Mokt..o""' ..WaJ.tungron In Oclotwr ol 1h11t Wf'fW . , . , th.y launched • m~:»~•• n '" lrawr~otd tome 2()(X) mUtt 6J fa.t .u tt C't.;~VId Oy W1thln Chi~ '"" 1 ,, • Pint pons THb ~ howt\>ft. ch~ t~g ~· wun~d ~ da'amt~tk c~·~· • , . . _ r<1011on.-l01 tho hm<r Tho 1"'41 1970 hod boon o ""'""' I 1)41t'C'\IIM'Tv gJ-a\lf' ~ntf't'Nt.onaf danger' .. th, ~~ Unueo SoMa mtt.- "' .. ~ v.,n.a.rn rhe Sovl«n buddmg • mtsW- nttwork m Egypt AO ~· ·• lvads ••~mel the- frll'TKh Md We9. German• pt.~t'S4.11ng deti!nlr 'lf1P k J.,.,,~~, whll• US Sovtel r~lat1on) cookld o"'~ dt5pu1u on tht' SALT I n\Agl'~'~' On tht iMt ol ''"' Chlt,tw miJStlt l~ urtch th~ three grut pow~n ...., •n~ I .....~... brnt on'""'' ~QtMn!ng conn.u v~ by th.> ~r.g ul 1971 • rvrn.wt...bl~ --~ ot WC"A'kl "''" ~h .. . Undf'l~)' Ttt~ l.Jrttt~ Scat-a Wb$ ~ly ~ng.tge'd N\ ~n~ullo1Jo • "' dettr:nlt "-'!h thot S.,~-..wf~ end the- Ol•nnt:. \~ by th~ P'"Q ~· diplmnac:~ wrth B.tiJW"9 •f'4 t~~ o.n~unc.tmtnt of • SALT ayt~• 'fi'""'' M e>!ICOWih M•y. 1'171 What kd to Uw Mfw.H·~ t>f world t~tn~ns ~~ stlU unc'ea.- but IIWt• 11 som9 wounm. for bit~Vif\9 lt'tdl t~ Unit~ Stoles persubd_,d Ctun" ,. ~ ' de:p&oy IU ne.tt- mo;..qJ., ~n ¥Mh..sngt for 41\ unprO\Ied ri:laoonJhtp .....u, Un~N ~aan Ch.n. s 6PP4fmt cap.tulal;on .bo hAd thfl crffea o' P.""'"'i •• "'•Yfoo lho US s.,...., !>AtT U<ai}- YI'hei~Wf .watt rnohvQ an4 negt)lloCIVf\t m.oy have gJOUniJ•·f'l t • Chuww ml'JS!k.ten y«4r' ~- '"~Y no kH'Iger hoM today In tOCt. ltniot ull ' wor1d tcvne of a decadf' .190 remaln~ unchangod Toda~. Ct\ln• •~ t~nw' J r •. • • th• Untt><l Su.1•• lrttnd •"d oily. while 1~• USSR Is agam "'"" • • •• pt\ndplllloo As tho US!>R "'oght 4C11ve mil!lary cooper.,lon t1 n. II\ 1964 !Odoy" tSiht Un1ed Slalr. and Chino ~ho haw o de loeto .,,.. • and o '""""'"ltu!> mud! clo<otr than <>liwT tvtt oclwvtd with th• s,....., "ll"'"" <;hlna e&<d lind ioday H t• prlnciJ)ally me USSR, wllh •• 12-year-ald ABM 'Y"""' that ha$1he most lo le41 from tho newly·lounched Ch\n.Ho m...U. h ,. rh•• loar -al a .-1. thAI tan reach .Mot<»w- lhot n>any boiiOVt " n• ~ P"''dn!i the s-.t. IOword toph,_d poorUclo bum and l&wr b.>ll. ~ def<riN >yllcmJ United Stom horclltnon wll no do..bo inlftProl lbo 0.... t...nclr •• • slgnilltant po)loll on tho to...aed 'Chtna Cord' -0911-tho tlfon 1!\ n~ - l y odomor Zbtgniew ~ to Vne up Wuhlng!Dn .,,.; Be~~.,.. tho Sov>.. Unlon In blcl. h may oven exploln . 111 port. t~< sudd<m rtagnallorl of Iormor Secretory ol 5taw Cyrus Vane•. w!l• ~ oppo.ed 1ho o.n. strawgy While Vonce'• r&aoon~lor 1ft1911t"'l . _ h<tw been 1Wt AI ho -...d, G. II probob1t IbM ho ..,_ abou1 IN Ch"- lound> plano, and ~ them, polar 10 hla .....,_, In 40YCMO, the ofl"""""' of IIIIo month't Qdnowlaunch ...... adjl Ck& US llnb to China will bocomc ._, cicMe • ....,.. both Unllcd 51&.. ond Chtn- rolallon.o to tho So~ wiD _ ,, 1he clocode-old luU on th• Sino-Soviet bor-der CQUid tnd. \Nhy rtr:NI? Thor.. evidonoo !hM 1ho a-only mako rnop r , _ I n the 5lnll0glcliold II tbcy below tho---""""" to ngllt Thot holcb .... of..-.~-. .. al ""*il ~In- "' a-10tend0M11wwn!DJI to-"' It_., .·····=b. ._. _ _ .....,..Nrwcl both ol the JUpej)OWtn thcl Beijing • ,.,... 10 r.dcon wtth And k II o-u. IOdoy, ~-tho 5oYM1t mow Into Alghantoton •• • ... .,,u •.,. l. .......... ~~_.,. 1ro ........ o-.. a-- '-~-~- -~-· -·- SeMel~ ~.thaeod~TINtlflo(lbo US..._,pcky1n~t Thus, hIll;> IOWlrfds o cnop ..........pA 11M Ml'ddlo WI. on h , . . hdlmolho Soulb hdk noll<aon MoaoowNI Chino Is no..._.-.!ya......,.,.,.._,buiiiDOWibelHrd ...... al dllb. " " - - lho ..... ~·-~-~-=-~l=-_;:~_j builclup~ ,.. l;llillllllll~~~~~.,:-;~~~~~;i!:;;;;~:__j':~~! tile ICBM ~ ,_.,.,:_ ............. lh.rll'lllllary OCIQW In .. One c:ot.WIII\Io, - ' 10 lb& rogloollj pr1rnorfly In the Mldclo fMI _ __ bc ~ ._._.., ... t.q~>fllct-now, �,___if_ ~_~_©_~_ID_~__:ti __ ©_ID_-_ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ :.,__ji·J .---"---------. i f ...... 151m Vietnam undergoes IISSIS IASIIIIIE? 'free' u,..,.._. ctpml<$. economic )'011-like one. ---ODd Yourdotlo<s ooncl hlrr revolution vnpkuant. roo. Voudon.l notft lr. but poc>f)l< dooc iO)'OIIclo, ------------ b\1 JoiiD Sprageu lr. IPNSIA ..,.,us thellcup Is VOin!l on In Vlo!Mm. bul th& rop&oc.ment ol such1amaus luder> u Dotfon,.. Mln!Jtor Vo Ng\lyon Os.p II on• ol ft lcAsl slgnl6cMr . _ 1M . . _ CI\Angos ate In the economiC &tid Th«y .,. oo ltsndomcntal th01 """• anolysu ..,. Nyl.,g " Is th• !tnt tlmo In tht country's hlllocy that othnio: v.,.,_ how t>.d tho cNnc:o oo run o hn ontcrpriK__oconomy Th• . . . . . .""' " pw<lonobl<r Ethnoc Olin- mcrthon~y ~ Vlot!lom'• ,..... trod< orwl domln.. oclohc "'"' ol ttw n0110n'• com_,.. They romoiMd """''' In the _,;hem half ol 1M muntry unt!l M.d., 1978. when~ oil tht ooumry's trode- nobonobtd Radle tt.an !oldng up Ianning . . - al theM out-al """""'""""'' fOI'>ocl the mum of - pooplo lnW>g lot fo.e~gn tho<H Now, though, Vlotn.m 11 oncour~ pr1'111e prod...,_ orw1 onde"' pon of • .,_._ ol_,....,ti_.,......,., lucien'- wll ,..,.._ •--"Y >4gg1ng oconomy Oo<ngwotlw hnolynr ol lhc 1971>- )9@0 . . . . pion, v-.m •• ..,.,..... ......,· -IHd.., Forolin- 10-- hew_..,!,....,..• .., t>glll lh.t< people clo not hew the . . _ 10 clo • lui cloy'< -«1< The covn!IY hod 10 cpend - . l y oil II> 1979 lol-eign ~ - -- ...........t .. ssoo "* -- .wllo<ti:rlj>Ortt1g,., --pion hod -.,..ocl. 191!0 aop oldoC'I 18 ................ ol w>hullod P<C. known .. poddy, plus ocl>c ...... food> oqwvolenl to thrM mDon IDnl of poddy Tho! goal hoi now '-n ICAicd down 1o 1S llUIIoon tom ~ - 0 lh« goal is met, M wll b. tho &..gal aop 11nto th• .,.., With tht UM<d Scates ended In 1975--...-, 10 leocl tht C.OU""'I, but noc 1t10US111 ro Pan ol tho CAIIlW '"' the poor ogo1<u)turol oho"""9 h .. bHII an ullJ>'1!U(Ienlocl ..,.,ng ol bod .....,...., - do""'Jhtl, flooclo dt.., 100 bnlo IUn-whoch hit thror yeon' aopotn • row. n,.1ong..,.,. wflh ITonce ""d th• Un~<d Slala ol the rttpC>fUiblf•y. 100 Many li<ldo abanclon<d duri1>g tht !ighUng hew rtGI ye hNn ooopcnod Tho SK!Of hos lll<'ed Mmlf6r problorM, Plani'CI'I ttopod 101 slgntllcant amounta of lor<~gtt lnvesi!Mnt 6nd drew up on lniiiUI'\glnvOJIIn<nl coc1o In 1977 Bill tho U..uocl Scolft h•s bonn<td lnves~m•nt "' ITod• lllllh Vlclnam 1 Md thor• ha• bNn cml)l o toloen amount oflnVtilmonl from ind....,. tit•• """'' •WI• other Western rnollons. !'low.'-'-. ~loodorot.aw acknowlodg«d that muchol th• bO~ llu been ........1 by llnrollsac pionnln9 on thtll own pan and poor .............. . , al the pl.u o! towor Ieveii Thb is~ ..... '"' O!jllculrlnl ~In .... Solllh, whlch has bHn , ...... twcl...r ~by u.r.r.. In tho lort!le blokong Deb. On .... vtd".moJ side, ......Jd-lJo I n - hew 100 olo.m bftft fN1111<<d by gcwomrnent red ' - ond suoplc:lon The·-~ 01.11 l i a J..Jv, 1979 1RM1r>9 of rho Commurt,. P.ny's oomll'll comrniiiH- io a~,., of 'now ccnomtc pllm' which em~ IID:IIillly, gn~~or local ..-.amy ...r • rovtvol olth« p<IVOft - -,.,.,.and-- "When h«\\lrrl 1111 arvontood tho tnod01g al builalo, caale, 119 orwl cNcMns Will ....... the pony &..1!1 ,..._ Don AOd .. .. 01:1. 13 ~- "11 .. ~. - ... bod~ 10...,""' pok>a . , . . _ which f.wm """'*- loom .-.g thllr own "'*'"'--" F.- ........ pr.,_, ~ .. a><nplh the coloc-. of......,.. by""'- ol ohb- '--~ tw~ ..... '-'- ........... ""uoodlond llthe~--llwr......,. • tiwv....W.. Tu ln .,...,..,_1o . _ _ .. or-,.,_ who ...... "" , _ farming lond c::.mratt..d a:onomi< planning t.ao not bftft obondoned, but more planning .,;&I oow bo dono on • rogloMI ~- And ~ prodiiC!Ion llnll>-~ or ~. cdloc:tl"" ot p<tvlio- prod- mo<« !Mn gcwcmmont pl.ns call lor, they ..C t.a.. the 115#>1 to 1oM the .,.... good. th«oruee-. or od them on the &.. mor"-t In a men IIOrllng cloparun !rom the troditlonol ,..... ol tht In plonn<d oconom1a, pioducllon unas which bo1ng In lo<wVt Clldlan9o .,;&I bo ollie 10 spend port ollho lor«fQrt ........ dlrtdly-~y row , . . . _ 01 eqUipment lot tlto;r own .,.. The oomll'll ,...,..._, orwl the ·~ • ..,....,..s • omph- 1111-tUilldonc;]l, ~In ""'produellon o l - goode The new plans col lot incruood m*riol oo o .-..! lot bW> oulpul. apociolly c( ~ productolor t h t - .....-.. But h p bo scant ~ncat~~w ~ t~~.. 11 nolhtng 1o buy """' ..., rnorwv t...aan. ... colling lor-mer& ol CYGY'I*t9 11om- .. '"'*"' 1ncoma,.. J'C'OI* ~ Ancfnon-smoten &n: lh&- 10 :::... 'They li.. IF .. c..-.n a..ycloto-- ,..,. In . - 11919) lrllCk. tlw Olllgoing ~ chlol, .... Th«nh ~ . olsocded .......... ....-~..,.,.,.....,_ ... -hew 10 go .. tlw tQY "' the- 10 clo - lllopptng &.....-.a.-- ~ ~- amuly caploumg t h e - pokia• · ~-ftlt In r..:t. the .........-allho new pollc;os ~- • ollncompdon1 CIOC'I1.lpl . , . , a/liOIIIIn tht Solllh on the g,ounds tlwy -..lltlpedins . . . . . , _, - • - o f polemics~ a.-•. <OWket.-twcl- poli<ln 0... fo<IO<- hoi only hNn rncnrtoMd In the-.,......,...,. il lh« a>01 ol tho ~ in c.nbodlo, now 01 II ........t Eve> Weaom SOUKa ' - * . t o - A Stale Otportrrronl onoiyoiM\11 lh.t< Oll4fmpCS 10 put a ligun on lh« prica.1hc Sovlo! IJNon 11 poylng to "!PPJJO' thl WMn hwo""""' up lllllh ·~round &gur.. ' ' WhalcYer the ..... C'Oib ol ~ !he ron:. ol 200,000 v..nooldlon In the lldd, Some -=ondarv coot1 odd subolonllolly ID the IDUII v--....- lootorio> ..-part thai 20 to 35 .,.,.,, ol tholo mole nave ban lool ro lht anny Tho: onny unltJ now llghcltlg In c.nt>odla.., no longa growlngcropo In VIetnam • .,. mony - • boloro thb ..... And the~ or atmy _ .... ...., tlow the during ol rww form lAndi. Tr001» houo bftn u...d loo m..c:h of the h•du ond r.dongerau> wool<. apoclolly oomo'l1ng unexploded mlnft, II'..,.A<Iti tnd -.n othet ordnonco. Oaplle the COils, u,. door 1\oon lit• new gowrnmml ~ntup !hll 11\oonom will tllcJ< ~ lb Cambodia polity. Cen Von 1\on Dung, who the del..,.., por1ldlo from ~ . .. the main orchttod botllo ,..... 1>«1..,._ or v - - "'CambocliL The _.,....,.. sNib olso oepo-m o YOlO ol c:onlldcnco "' the n...., !llfnlSieJ, Nguyen Co 'lltadl, ..A>o oepiOCIS tho otllo19 Nguyen Ouy TriM forot9> _... has-...._ . . . . . . '".. Thoc:h but ..._"" -on~ ye.-s. He has bnn doll 1n ... ....cent ~-prolilo deallnsl> ...u. w......, offlc:lols •><~ l o . . And be · lo bo tt:anng """" In hit ....... "' ..,., crt11o1m ol tlw c.mbodlon rnvaoon In Southtaor AMtt coProll Ano<hor dtao-4t al ponl<ufor I n - lo Phom H""!''• mow 10 tho Minlllry of tho 1n:trior The ~-dd H""'!!. o nlii¥W ol tht M«J,ong Dol.o. 10011 ol tlw puty'• Centro~ ~ .... South \llomom In 1967 ond guitlod the.,.. .. h end In 19'7!1 tis ~ mey .... "" - - lo c:omplllnb lllllhln the pony thai So.:rthtmen ' - bnn ~ -lale >lly In the l""l' 1975 _ _ _ . Bul th«rt-1lrul!le OMiyob ruly wlfttto- will OOfftO llior 11111-, when lbowloolo-- _ ... bo .-.-! eben • ony ....... lhllb al .,. In t!w - " '· they ... bo!5tn ., show up tn thooo new )Ob _.,..,.., en- Soultl-. l loawn""""""'"'"- - Law Offices of S.rotte-Harasym 6 Relc:h PHOTO E'apocilfly if they don'o .......... 800 GeneMe--Bulldlng · Buffalo, N.Y. 14202 WILLIAM Z. REICH, A__, lmm/o,..tloa I Conaular afattera ............ ,..........,...,.._, ...... ......... ....... .................. · ~ ~ ·~ ti--- F/wnt In Heb,.lll, 'flddlsll, Pol,_, IIUMIP • $pen/Ill For Collallllallo. C.U - 154-7525, JiMI · SPill Oellr 14UJ\f 'f .• 1 ·.;n '' .~ t • • 1llfiiSDAf 1111[ l lliD SPUrS Sl u...-........ ....,..,"-" r tUJq 1 ~ H> ' I II 1\/> 1 \ \' , I ... , SlJIDAfmt ..... ... ..., ·~· a f• Sl V... ICIIII �·!I editorial ~ No guinea pigs · Sine. llle~ at thlf Un'--lty haa ,_., lflown any II Ia not aurpriatng 111at It WOUld diacuas atAiglng a ~choiOIW experl"**l that totallY ln...,.. their p<lviWf 6od dlat_,. ltlelr eoc:tal .:tiYitlee ahar "echoollloun." ~ What·~ Ia that UB'a etlldenlofflclala would take the ~ _ , lltJhl!y. And What Ia _, tnghtentng Ia ~ many N petrofta,at 1M Wl"'-on Pub will probUIIy go along with II. Tht !Ilea thai a group ol pay~ would decide ID go Into the Pub-- of tile ,_ etuelent activity apota on the Amhet81 ~ CampUa-and Hobaa<Ye~ student• Ia out~tudenta at• not News alumarive ~ doge. or rata 01 gulnM plge and they ShoUil not ~ uaed u puppeta bV a rew protaaaora In INICh ot .,_,tual paper Oil the To'"" Editor. drinking 11ettav1qr of Pub patron a. Daapjte ProiM- Norman Solkoffa uaurance that "no The I~ lhat olnco 1&17 Assemblyman George atuclant' a prtftcy will be v~ated" alnoe people will be Identified In Hoc~ hat I>Mn ottompUng to Dl>ltln oolitloet Ihe r~JJ; oodaa. the yery tact that protea..,.. wUI ba altha bar • - tor toglsltiiOft to Inc• ..... -g~c:onMtVarlon taking 110181 ellOWI O.flant lnterieranoe Wl*->n Ia the only bat ,.,.....," wlrhln ,,.. SUNY tYotem to be <Mdlty accualbla to tile hundteda ol atudenta that u... tn Ellicott. consldotiCI. Tne log Illa tion hu I<>< many ~-· _., Imposing a n e>qMttii'Mf)t in It, rega<dlass o f advance notiCe, IGnoted bJ SUllY Col~ P>nldenro, SUNY Board ot certainly llmlla a ttudent's choices. Trvsr- mombera, othot members ol tho Stote No a tudent otllclal at this point sllould endorse thf axperlmant. Logllloturo. ond tho Governor. The Pub Ia atudant territory. Students are auDJectoct to ancugh A ooud~ bJ AoHmbl~man Hochbruec~nafa 0 111.:. edmlnlatraUYa lntlfferances during acad«nlc houra. If the Stall led to legislation lA. 77153-A) tho! would IO'ot•• "-YChoiOQY Depanmenl wonts fO ax.parlmenl with lludents and F.O.rolondStateGo..,n,.,.to' lnveslmonoottuooro aleol>ol. let II sdvanl. . lor guinea plga and fhen t ake Iham t o a n ofl· lmpmw ed~~<:arloft locllltloo and prowldo -vrcampus location. Ot bauer yet. let ptolessata uM their o wn """"""'• tloft wlll>ln llle SUNY I)'Oiem. In 1&78 one cOlleagues In faculty te rritory. _ ..,.,.!Muewu lniiOCIUCed oologlolotlon(A.ot162)ancl The argument t hai "an~ experiment" Is under constant lhta lim. A...,blymon Hochbruocknor aenl lotte111 to svrvelllanc. by a n " Etlllos Review Board" does lillie to qua il our College Prftldettta roqueotlno "- - .commonto and 1ngor What lormal board IS going to understand thll 11 Ia m0f811y avpporL" ot thel~ltlotlon.ln t D1lllhelaauo waa ogaln wrong lor a Unl....tty Which does virtually nothing lor Us atudents lntroclueed oo IIQiol&lloft (A. 210UJ • no Auamblyman to play with tile little tnat ttoey hawe? What University board will Hocnbtuec:Mor oent '-''"'" to tile SUNY SoArd ol ag-lhlt ttuclenta wno Choose to go out lor an evening ahould not Tru•t-lor tnel< auJ>~anco and oolltleal oui>I>Of1 Tho ,.,.. to be watched by psycholoQlata? oncl roault o1 thto r • - • to SUNY ACimlnlotrlllWt F - will wgue thai the quality of student Hie at UB Ia good. This 11 a -traliz~ adhoollhat promlaaa tog......aln the future. II • 110uau the maJority of Ita on-campus atudenta In a complex which Ia aacluded from any kind o t outatde aocla llile a nd thinks a few ski Hi lla and one bar will make 11 a ll bane<. Now hs paycllologlsta daelde the)l'll come In and watch lila aoda l allow for aWhile. Well, te41tllam r>o. 11 the a•petlrnent Is approved OOf the FacultY Student Aaaoclatlon (wh~ runs the Pub) than bo~cou Wilkeson on the aYanlngs that tllalHtlng Ia acheduled. Theta are plenty ol ot her bars tn IIIIa Cit~ thlt otudenta can go to Without lear a re baing watChed. t~ '·"'• and( ~1!! {!&worth the trip, j ..., coonceot - lor......_ i 1 o lllclalo was not poolll•e. but , tho SIJNY Admlnt.tr.atlort d id raise lht ren1 to p.ay tor 'he OOtla nouotno and hooting. n' The Ptoblem tn Cha Parelan 0\.111. the rlalno on prictt5 ono lhl non.. pproprlatton ol hinclo tOt ono•a> conOotVarlon meosuroa by thl F-.1 ond sr 11 p Govtrnmtnlt fndl c.,ea thll the pollcfta mlld,rected To allow tht SUNY Adll'nlntltrallott. ~ ~ .. Governor. the State ~ls1ature, and the F.Otto~ Governmtnl to lo~• thel~&ue Ia to foresa~~.:e h1enoa ' '* tomlly and aell so •• to conrklue'lho pollc~ . U you eatt, write AINm~man 'Hoehbrvecknet ~M }'OUt Stall l..olll•lottvo Rot>r-ntauves al>oUIIhl 1uo• anO lndleoto }'OUr poUtlcoJ support IO< If a IncAution '" rne 1i81·tllll2 budQet.-AIIo, oU.C. tile SUNY Collog• Proolelonta otraody knOw aboUt t~ta logltlalton. IMr COf'lltCII"G the Student Government AIIOCIIhM tt R•preaentauvu could provlae the pofiHcal auppc,fl that fs needed 101 ll'hOitmontatlo'l o t cU111Qy conMNaUon meuuros on SUNY campuses lherMh •tabiUzfng rent• - '! No mer~ bikeS> Goow_..• Wllh tile Exacull.,. Budget P<C>POMI now public. SUNY shoOld tgaln begin revving Ita a nginas lor tile battles that will come II) ltla ~ lew-~ Fortunttely, the State waa not quite as harsh aa many !lad eXpect tel and SUNrt allocmlon, tnough not good by any means, Ia oertalllly Jest O.Vaatlng than lui yaar'a. But a cunsory perusal ot the GoYemor'e flgurn c110wa a heiY't rallanu on lncoma·whlctl SUH't' Ia expected to e. That reallatlcaJlY apelt. atudanta wno will hit.,. to talte on part of the burden thrO!JGh lultlon. Unl\ltRity Praaldant Robert L l<etlar hu stld lhat he may not be abte to atgua agalnat a tuition IItke , ea he did rwo yurs ago, since II c omas down to 11111 or cuts. The l eglait ture, others h a.,. warned. ,,_, may not ba •• aympatl)e!lc u It 11a1 beer! In tile paat. But U.. fact Nl'llallll that file coat ot public education 11 simply ~ling out ol hand. Tht sea. ayatern wu tounded,on the belle ! that • coflaga ed.-Jion tiiiO<ild ba available to any that desire lt. rner.aa~ng~y lllat Ideal Ia baing t1Weatana4 Tht mkldla elau will 8MtltUally ba-wOII<ed r10hi out ol the N gher education circuit. 81UCitlnla loClbr .. j)My have dona belora to ...n the ,_ tllal -~ t lated to tax SONY echOola. 'Tlrna Ia of 1M_,.., -.d ~ng upon the State and SONY trwtaas that tlley atedgglng a U<- ror P<lbflQ NQhar education le 'lltaJ. Studenll mu-t ~ 00*1 ~to a syttem tlltt Is already a little out of l\lnd. v--at mo.- doom ,.,. tales from over the bar by Pate Rosen ThouQ!ttl COiloc;!ed wtllto W-Ing WIIO '*""JO OYOt o ~lei ~go, Sam ot MO> 1 ~It on ob-ol,. tow tho otiiOf ooy "' lorgothng JM109... , rwames. t know, t know, you' re lhtt -..otat at H. right? E\rerylloely •*>" lhl l. 8Ul VOU~rw not. You can•t be, &euu&e I am w.ll. I wu olHing on a mouo but rOII!llng Tile ~tntm wnen a-. o• 1 audclon 1 nea.r • TNf• '• Mrs RoMn•e kid... ttom I he Mil .etoU tM 1 1111 And I _ .., up, and rocognttOd ono o1 m'f moil>et'a trlonOo WhOM t hid met I te\11' HrnM IWIIWan U lhe hed o,e ol 1'- ·~to, my namolo JoMPI!Ina Sehmoo" 1flckera on, I otlll would not h•"" rotognUOCl what M< nome WU.. And ata.f¥:Hrtg Of" the..,, t"MJ''"IIO her, llllt's rlgh1 1 .toncllno, I IOOJclliY · wu hot eon or Cloughtt<, .,_ II> one ol ~ ,;~n,., -..sub COOCO<MCI aUJ!I tholr klcla In 10 thiY won' ( catch COld. The woo young ..-g/1 tho! I covton•t ~ oell _ , . , II o bor or girt. And wttll • """"bullll)' -•aklcl whtch~ t'm c.n11n coutd not t\a~ exc..o.d ttn wol'ds1 He khOWI what your nem. Ia, - · ht m01 ~ou. ono Wllat you Cllc:l and solei when, - •· Wh~ and how. Ho Ptobebl~ knowo your middle noma, ono 1\e - -" · And tdon' lhln_l...,.roc:aU dol•n't . _ wotlo lor lhO CIO'IfMIOOL Buo wner t•lt !tl>ciUt ....,.. thotla ao dltllculllor IM f'HIIJnp the llijle l>olonl, .0 I lull · " t<L flc>Wioodoln. loiiQ time no - • ...., . _ tho l ...,tgo Tom. Dick ot H..wy 10 11'0 lUnny --~~llllolwu~.l dlcln'toull-h · hOW o lll&nge , . , . .. olten Ml'-10 r.,.,bor than a off onlll t poot rrr; otop. -ventloftol ono. Who couiCI over lorgot thoOO all-time ,..,., don't goi~M wrong. lt'o nqt ltlwt I hovo • rotten groat Bullalo Bllla l]l(e PrHIOft RICIIIhubor, lam• -...y or-lllftO. In feet, I"• got 1 pllotogcaplllc Dudley !Hfldlito. 01 lolonty L-.Ot? Or ~. <IO.It'e!Uit lhlt 100\alovoy _ . _ Who! al>oUt lhooo ndling co4teQiatO athiO!OI llkt lf'CIIN ~_..._come 0<11 bNny Of lhOY Cepllouo Wit, . , _ Pwnlwoko lkun>wa, "' JuDIIM - 't -001111 . . DunW? Ny -'•-"•••Giant tltlftl buomo• Hooo 0111 ~ ~,. OIIYWrtY'II muot l!rto Alan Mltc:NII EdttiOt<l 0eoove Pallid< Ho<vy OIIIOQI\OI rnot-81tllgltt.Witlloute,_, ''" a~Wtri fOil tliet 011111a -of~· ohtn IOM ,_,...,&lOt ... l!llflga that ~ ,..,.. .....,.,., or locltet IIIOtlld ba ptloled a rwno, • ao;o..UMt--howlllgtwocondiOI OIIIIlY-.<1 -own, and -hinD eboullhl · In pubttc p10-; It would IIWrday - ..· ~· ttouOied .... When I . . . - 11 -1104p~ IIUt - ,..ny 118 tno .._..toltle P04tlot!.,. tor4o!Ung oo,_,.·, tho kiO looked ovlf at mo ond aquaked, " Pot ~t.'' 01 OOUIM. lor a n thl riot In Clilno. I oouiCI not ho>e -10- '"""""bOf'/ P>ud-. t,....,. llfttat-·t--rrr;-- ~,.,...... rrrt - WIUI'I't long - . g i l 10 ____ ,_.,.,._lclp!-._..1 .._toloel<·~-- __ -to-................. ---e'!ll-111a'**olrrttt- or -"'"'*llr· You<,...,- · I -d to hlwalo qulc:l<ly 11111110 III)'IOIIa How I'm .... l....o be e low -~~ WIIO ,.. ....... -~~. ~I'IIMr • wouliln't eo lor lt. tb of tho •to moot · - . ............ 10 ............. -*ed" .... lout ....... -~~ WI"'IO ba • help 10 lome people.,. ;r.at- I neve e """" .................. .... ..._,.., ..,...,...........___-. - • . . . . . . , . . - . 1o • - tout r., IG4elly __,_............. - . . ,.....-r ~ ... _,_....,. ...........,. ~-IID-aiNIJ' .... .,.,holrllowa ~. I'I!I(IIWIII'....,~·"""""- ­ -I've.,_..,.. not loo And Wl>ln I baoame I _ . . and 11'1 - to not110 rrr; ld6a, ...,...._to,_...,-.._., ,. _.,.....,_~- -" ..... 1111'••~.1'11-hlm~" •o•~. ....,.,..... �feedback ~ I f. ; . ~ .$. ! open forum ECJJtol't Holt "01>4Hl fortJm I$» rf19Uiilt W&fdnefdiy IHturtol TneSpeesrum de~lgnN toprovld& VIew-• tnd delNte Ott cttt•ln t~ca It learuru w1Jters whO hne • tJ4fflcUIIt tnt.,., or o•ckground Ofl tlte subJKt '"'"'' rne loUow"'g 11 one segment ol • ..~,., putllfl~ oy tfle Amtnc.tn F~ellon ol Taehets prtNnt~ tAl- T) ,,_, H Poltt/'tO(H. U • piOI8S$~ Ql h"IOIY II Qeno'a'vcl 'Otn,a.n by thct Imprisonment of Pfofea'IOf Ofn(II A. malntal~ that tne .f'IQht ot protea101s to recomm4M<I Wf\0 SholJid teach Ia &tMoUat lo qualhy ,10,_ «<UCU!Uon Hit Nkf that tne lntevrlty ot "'• aeaoemlc process woukt be undwmtned II tM conhdentlaUty of the wote:s were bfeaci'*S ~•n btlteov . . lhlt I Qfa\le ttUNI tO ac.ademle ft~ .XI111 ~ t•nman CoiMge •nD AFrs '/;ee Pteaid~' '-"''*"' a IUOC• }Ails • PJoteuor lew p(Ot.c:llng tr-e lk>Wt M H,_lutt /1 tM a;,_.tOI o/ tiN AF r Col-'-9ea DtOC:OI nMded 10 make hOnest Oreala.~a a bOUt T1w lonoMng di$CU$Us facutty ourakH ,,,.,.,.,.ce u. tuQff« .oue.tk>n ShanK« a. tecogn•Uon ol a Uveal lo tile ac:adltny ll letnP«ICI oy rus uncHfstanotng "'•' tM ""-t\otnh.r c.annot rwnt'" ooU•tous to ttl ~19atton to alloro ow by Robert M. N ielsen OfOCKI 10 laGUit)l -'fn OUf u:nl•e---af1ht&. U In IN rU1 of Irwin H. Pollahooll IOC6tt1, tn«e .,. fnstances of Ma diectimtnatk:Jn. end IMJ must bl opposec~.•• Sha.n~et e-.P'atns. But thlt Ametttln n•o"*' educaUon nas •lways cneriMed HI c..nnor tM analned n \Mre are revlaw ptocec:IUlea w'tl ~ ttadiUon ol tteedom trom o..naJcM Nlt~a'eflC.t More •~ • tnadeQul\1 and need suengthenfnO, 10 tn11 tt.an Ju•t rtpftMnt•~ atoornea:a ot a.n IYOtY loWet, t,.,l, c.ancuo.t.tH fo' tenure and promotion oonfl4eoee ua.ttltion t1 grounded In the neoeallittea of tuehtnQ and In tht ta lrnu~ of unlveratr, deoJabna." A almUir the .OvenctrMnt ol ~no-wt.dQe The condUCI of poaltlon wit lltet promulgated by the AmetM:an re.tltrch, aetectiOt'! ol lnetructlonal matetlllt, Anoe>IOtlo!> ot Uot.....,ty ptpt..-.- (Novoml>et. 1080). determln11101'1 ol cunlcu1a1 free eapttulon of opl"k>n· when n no~ed 1h11 1he .. l"'ss of Olnnan, ''WMCh we u welt as tn• epoolntmttnt an<l aavaf'ICtM'neot ot a.ttokMe ..•· mu~ecs the '"u,.deflyi"'Q las\10' of ovi tocvll~. .,..,....., IO< 1Mlr otflcacy on oc:-mtc 1ttd un,.,.,Jt,., "-""m'"" h•v• autonomy The world ovtltce IM campc.at ha• Q0<1erolly II - - IJOII""'oi"VIY, occ:ec>too ~·• aut~t w""" tnlflngementa ~ tn ,,. e>a.&t '"' «tUfa academk: comt'rl\mlty was abN loo stand tiP _,., tognl I<>gel,., at II ooroly die! oo ony "'.... lSIIJO Uqre I"-A" o•htiS t:ntt__,. U!lf1U tf\at the QO&ktV ot "'g'* 64'iC.IIIion ta ti«S to t.r- Jrtdeoende~ of lhe Ul'tt\'eiSHy - P•- ThiMt aMml IIUte ct~~· that Profn.IOf Omnan • •• pu~IS~ttcl 100 M¥1f•ty Hit c.use wu an •rn~ Otfe-f\M 10 tM ru-.1 ot tne ~~~tlfll.t)' Wh<h tmpoiiiO 1""""'0 ot""' tfti"~Jtl MCrt!C) " " tn. -0110no ot tM Pl'f~t Mnt Wh&1 cornmiUM on •l'l.ch he flaO •or..a to tn. CU4 ot 0.Mat1 tal'-0 to highlight •• t~ tnHtt str\I'Ctufe ot re.gu4atl0tl.S ¥0\&. If cnew u~ wfttch M cut hiS PIOC80ures are fn.a.Mcluate - ano wl Now tnt: c~Ntg late wottd 11 COftlronh"Q' 1 new c.natlenge to •re tnteo''h' t"a' c..an be neh,_. Ignored not rulltecJ The dtttk:uhy t~ not fn th• str.ngth ol I he •cadf(1'W'I ad•orMnea. but H1 Uti '1\rtnerabtl•ty ol the unl~erslty IINU ,...,_ rno&'l aramatle .,_,ance or thiS vulnoftbi111V •• U\e te'ebrateo ca~e ot James A, Din nan . PtofeaiOt Otnnan reruHCJ- and WU jai•lld lnd frrted 1~ Ntualno-to dllfutQe nls ~tH on 1 tacultV commllt" ot '"" Unl•rntty at Georgia tnot <ltntw I>'OmotiOn """ lonv,. to Maljo Bl•ut>erga. P>otouo• Btauoergt ct«Mrd«S '"'' lnfotmeUon tn the couru ot her evlt agaln~t tna unl•ersUy alleging ,.,. ..,.... tn.y ate-they shOutG oe en. _ It tner Uf'IMI w•tnttaocs ttle tttlerCft.5~ ot the oourtt, lhen dliiCIImtnatlon Tn. ,_.,, jud9e tteatW>g 111e UM woo P<Uid«tt ol tne MUP c11-Pt• ot 11141 11t1...,.11, ot GeotQt.a. oetal-.cs tne I~ ol o~.~e r>~oceu at Incensed oy Olnnan' l recalcitrance. Snowtng frll...lhiiiii)IIO the ..-n ol thO o . - ny """ li..,..ll>g - -~~- to (Ciiogtate clUbS, '"'Wit~ on anlmuo !VdQO _ , _ conloclomlallty 4et'i..O lrom hll own lr. ~wlecJge ot trat8f1'111Y "- t t o . H..-y 1\Ad to Oland up lin a flotom~yl ood 11rte -~--"to"- counted," lhejuelge orvotod ··vou -"d lutt drop • {blac:l\l ball ln. It uNCI 10....,.. ,... mw •• 11'. to b a - Wltflyou.• Depllo the .fKt 11\lt ~nnan•a ¥Otes wete alrMd)l known I•" with<Nt "'' Oloc:IOoura, tne pro!- wu ""'' 1o •"" tne UolvoroH(I •~•tom ol pee< ludQotntnl -ted. tn nla colllmn lo TIHt fiow Yor* Tlmo on Ootobar !>, IQeO, iUbart Shaol<ot, prMidottl of tne Am«<c:att Fodtlolion ol T - - C&llod AUO<ItlOo lo tne pot.,.ttal dallgOI to tne oc.oem~ Wlllcll nod - t,~niV&t &Hy wnleh lmpoH<J 1nem not • ptolot.aOr wno wantl to honot tnM\ •n the name ol ac a6emlc trttdOm. anouta oe requhed to anawe1 •or Ihem Tl14tl• hive oeen onfy ure tnstances In wn•ch lnsHtut~a ot hiOhlf educttton mat en Protes.aor Dlnnan's devotk)n to the the o.~uM of •oaoemk: ttee<kJm tnll Hnally cornphcates our Judgement of Ofnnan•• caael• lheCOflviC11on tnai IMfl is pen11 lobiHt rlghl at Am.. tct" coueoes. In a loaner lo ,,.. C"tOIIIclt ot HI(J,.., Eauc•tlon (Sepo""'bel29, 191101. Etlan Ma ttingly. '*' lnl'thutlon. ""Not ~ .,. no reuona otwn to '"""""'od ,_.,..,.,•• ,.,..,ty, bulltle _ .. .,. . ot ..otuotlon ol lacu<IY I'OifDmWinca Ia clotit>oretotY olvoudod In _ , _ Flies ol ...,.... ...lvotiOno ot wtoma.-111' _,..,.,., ,...,. ••• mttnto.,., wlln no ~~Ceeu penntuea ev.n to the facultY ~ OYotv<llod. Satot) ocllllflmOnls mufti"!~ from oucn OKlO\ t'lot... tlon• oro •1<1ualty Immune tr0111 any f!POMI Wttt\OU't ev.t rec-..vtng an .Xplanlt~ ' 1 NOt It thol<t a tllftllol " formvtotod gO..ooce procoduto" at 11141 l.ln....-attr ot o-glo. A · - to !'rotouot lolottill9fYo tenor by o Un'-olty at Goorglo oltlc:lot (Citronlcl<o, NOOtemC>o< 17, ~ lao- vnc:Mtlor>g<ld lne _,..,.,.of ,., _ , . . . . , at IM oyolom or panonnot JudG«nont• . , tn. unlVotsfty ff'la t sratem1tt , . . , . a-nt u stmher •• tf"IY tto we beUeve, 11 the hNrt of the ""*'lc:an uniYtlfefU• cannot r..llt •ttornaJ lnten+entlon eo Jong a• tn.tr waye tn retW)tf•no unlooun.ata anct. he«!in. ptobf,em. aeacsemtc deetlion& remak\ qUMt~ Not onty at tne Un~eraltJ ot Geotgia. out 11 matty other lnttltutk)fta., the tn~rument'l of acedemle )udoementa m•~ "'""""' ~ KNIIItt Ono "'"".,_tal_.,ce o l i n _ . , I, ,,.. taiW<e ot mot\ c:olleQol IO uptaln lhelr oeoetM ............. acttan'l t·n tnl• regard. 1ht ......s lOt ,.... . . Ia -·ygllf1"9o Ali lndMdUII anoued know the ruaone f01 a f'eQart\oa In Ottlor to ba uovrod 11\111 tile decormlnallon did not •lo0•1• tt>e o~od C&nOIII or -.mtc ~~-. tnat h rellec:lod ,.,.,.,.; cona""fat(Qn at ptOfeu4onll porfurmanca, and that It dkt not QIOW OUI ot toaocurocy, mallce or biU, 01 ·~&-rP"•• -ion +lid aearchlng and extended evatuatlonl to wt\lch faculty ore out>jeclod II 11181' may .. roacmv Oltrogardod'? Wltnout reasons """ tne oblttty to oppoaJ 10 an lmpOIIIOJ OVII>Ototy, a prot.._ can "- dctnlod 0 pollti011 tor an~ ..uon. logltlme.to 01 ... ,.,..1... sIIIOPAtdy moy no longet _ , O<llllde revlow lo \hiS.,. ol llroa- I'IQ!Ill ond ruon to tlllglllon. Thougn 10001 - U o n l 011 IM rHUit ot hOneSt consider\ lion att of them are..._, to t M - ot """ " ' - ...,tc:h pt\00\o on ototw , _ . lOt neoat•M pet&Ctnnlle KtJons. SUc:ft • cwoceou-rt .-ou&d oruuy enhance the htltJOthY ot PMt r~aiiJ.IUons troruca.lty, t~ ~ ot a t1ue ptOCMa atn.ctore n.aa OMn a 51Q.nHbnt K1t¥e lore. blnlnc:t tn. on.,. towarG ooUt!Cttve ba!OIIn•ng In tn4l unfvef•H1 TM po:rcept~n ot facWt) tr.at tMy ao not "-"' • MCU'fa role tn tne go'Hf'nanoe of tnelr tn.stltutlonl ana In lhetr own oroteutonal ttveJ has gf'len th9m mott1n1oetut to organll.e than any otner 1lngte factOf Aeaoomft unkH'ta ao exact))' what needs to be csone throughout hlgllltt education lod•Y' coolly, ctorlty. lvotlly. tno e•torcotno llOtma ot ac-~eme, w1thou' nec:euarlly tJPMttlng rne sna1od vat&.Hta of the ptofesaoflate The~~'~ arucles ot 'aatlt)l union contractt that embOdY due procett c:wo1ecUons make lhe acaoemy lesa Y\.llnerabte to tX'temal pressures. Of CO'-'fM. cNe pcoees.s 1s poatbM wlthovl conecun betg.e lnlng. a•UlOuO'l tM b'ncJfnQ po.., ol • COf\tnc1 ~)AeON aucn • syo5tem blr)'Ond tf\e IIIII'I'\POfll tMCitons of . - M e ....,_.., Tho Donnan """ to 1 Sign 11\11 duo m.rs1 tie esto.blionod ..,oryw...,a In 1\lgoduutlon. n\111 t.x.pec:t lhat tN 0\ltloidl *Ot1d. "" 1ne bodln ot tiM! • atton&t . . _..cteo "'oc:oa 01,_,....,. ,. _.._t-Ill &nO courtS, RIIIO _.,men!, 0< ll'oe - pvt>tto, will continue to demand mo<o ot a NY ob<wt tM opetiUon ol A.meucan unw«Sitt-.ln the lvtut·• we will t>e nord C>UI-ooln tn. Dln(IOII lmbfOQJio-lo roolat ""' 1--.1 ludo• WllO tM un,_..ty'o <ltclslon ml lil"'l bodiM cia -~ ot ~~ rrotornllle• Tno lol><to ot ~c lltolo no o!rongor than llo owo lntemal commitment Co taw treatl'nlnt ol the humbl•l IHO(auo< .r �A fon d f areweU To ,,. E.dllor. To tho Editor. I h.... Just !Hd, wftlt much di-O¥al, thai along Willi 11M , _ 51.2 million bool!atono are plant ol bringing In oommetclal bualnna to lha ~I Cempua (The S,.Ctrum 1M&). TWM .,._do not - m totally loglcaltotheneedaof our~ l,....yello ,....,.. UM pu.._ ol a S1.2 mnuon - • o r • on the altoret o1 ...,._ t...aSaiJe. While I do lavor aocl&l IHomal-lo lhe W I P\Ib altd tne - • C4ub, the oH.tlng of MCOonelcl'o ...,.. qultrticllc:uloua · lndlgeltlon. lh& ~ ,....." ol hiVing McOonald'o on out -.pw would bo th& _.....,.. ol-ttO<ed t"" grO..nd wltllth& lnlamouo name-McO~IIlld'l -ori lt. It ~with muc~ regret that • -my rulgnltlon u &t.SUISt-nt Aaaembty Delegate, March 110- Marc~at . R - t death In my Immediate lamuy and aubaaquant added -ponalblllllu ha.. ,rna~ It nocoaaary to koop my academic achedule and extra·currtcular ln~l at a minimum. It hu boon .,Ill groat pleasure and enJoyment that I ..._on M...,.~ • • an uneserg,adUato reptOMntati'V't and t """"" thanlefut olth& opportunity allowed me by mr ,...,.. At llny time that my MMcea may bo o1 llllotanoo.I!!MM do not heattato to oontact mo.' rr..lr S.l/ard TharMt.-olt""AmltoRt~Cao-­ ollted I n - od!tor!IM tut _,_.., 18 to haH 1 oan1/1111Jod • .._ Tho Spine- a HMtl. AtlltOUOf, k _ . lmpoulblo lo olllf lila SpiM'o c6owtNCIIon. t,... "''-''a plot o1 land tllat can bo -.toped lor 11\18 - T h e lfnPIY.,..- s.lland BaldY Hill would bo ldaat. Thla .,..._ wl\ldl could bo dealgned by our ' '"""""· could houae 1 "OC""""I oantO(' type building a long wHit a oantrollzed ooun·ya rd araa auiled tor otudento to gatM< (_.,lng t hM wouldatiU.tne pur_. ot th& th& llj>lne'a orlginlll oc>netnKtlon). To conclude, my ll!l'lllla polntla thallha UnlvO<IIIy ol\ould follow I t o - rafM< thlln ila lul<IHIM. Fascist campaign - To 41f Ed/tot; Presumptuous assumption ro the Editor. . ~ Thle la In _ .. to E...,_ Cacavu' front page anlcle In Frtday'a Tile S,.Cfrvm, concerning th& anti Ha.d rally on $anuary 1&. I fi'U a t thO rallY and lound th& ot1lcle mora or leoa ropr-tattve ot th& da ya _ , l ote.pt tor a cartaln uauml)luoue paragrap/1 - n l n g lila e<anylng ol _ . , . . The parograpll naec1 "~ ra no1 ~thai many ot th& people w'ho ~to.,.,_.,..,.,..,.,, watCh or tel!a 110111 kn--· ...... carrying • .and -Oily --*!, . - g i l I• worn an all....., lo ~ d.....,__,.. I llka to lnqo>lre lcf lola aucb lnlonN~~Ion,.,­ on~ To lila oomrwy, I lflera - . tw)'lllllelf.,.,., COIT)'ing " ' - INa tally . . . ol _.,..,.,. ~ In In '"" apltlt ol Dr. r.c- '* c.ca..-- ..... OOt- ....,11\. Lutllor Kino Jr. the bot- '*' r.ct !hal,...,.. - e d no ~ H~ In • - of H._,a aqv.,. t.U. me tllat th& rally did 1101 Wllnl a --lo oonfronlotlon. Wo .,.,. all tM<o lor _ . a lh& pl1iloeopf11 ol Hozl and raclat grouo-. The claim 11\01 kn- ...... ta(eflllly concealad, yat -IIIIOIIQh to wam an a llack« lo • nlco l)l<ly on and you will ~ nnd a •atld journaltetlc ' juetltlcallof\ lot ouch a claim. But I con- tl)at Ita tuot -utlonallat ~oumeown. ao te ' " Wllllno of OilY~- • ......,...~ t aay _ . ,.... ,.,_rotton· - t"" .J . . . .... _ , . , . Second.'"" " Karl of Whlta -*'f' by Itt limp ·-•IY" outr_.ty ,...,..,. a n d - n - l o llle rattlcally ,. ww. plqlno trlclla or,,_ wu _._..,,...._, .... o~r~.,_ ,.~,-ont/ttf. -~ - - .. -· ---tl l d --lt -..,.,_ ,_,_...,,_,. _ ___ _.,., _.....,,.,.,_..., .. - tJI-........... ,. a.,._, .. ,.. ........... ...,.-.,_.,lc .. .. - .... · fldft>o ~'*'Nw _,,,.~Ahd- ,.. 111...-.•- ... _,,. _ _.,.....,..-Ilia-,__,,..._ lor • -~ llttfll'l ,.,...,...,. .. ,..,.., _ ~,.,,....... ~ --._......,,.... .-.-------. __. .,....,......_,_ .·-.......-----.....,_. ....·----.... - -~ - - -- .. .,. ~~o~.. Telttll piiM lllel.., 11NI . . , .IIW,...,. ._. . ,__._ ,...,_.....,_/e{Jf, - " aHACL 6} The enUre operation Ia recorded on video little '-'--we,.au,...? 11> . . _ . _ , . , . , , . - . • tenor, rNcheCS aucn a ph en ~n rne ldlrton ot the 16th of January that wt can no long• rematn enent. Firat. the ortlcle "'Around the nation tno Klan per.O.a" by St..,. Sllnmons ia the most aaronllthlng ,....._ ol dlltortiOM and IIIMitOOCis. Wltn the alrrn ol POflrOylng tho pollco 1 - ot tl>e notion 11 the ..,.., bulwarl; -lnll rtalng faacisrn lh& treglc ....,,. It G,_,lboro ata tW!Siocl beyond recognition. Tho teet • ._,. N touows; 1) tJ'I!e ma..uactW wu not a random 01100tlng-11t .-.,.... ot ,,. Communtlll w-a Pony--• ~lye,.,_ u tllliOt• by lheKian.2l The ....,,nation• - • i c:arofully p i - military al)'le -atlon and lh& FBI agent In 11\a f<Jan wu - • at thalt mellculo<.rs planning tona 3) The GrM<Iaboro pollca ......,_, gave lhe plana tor tM SWP march dlractly to a metnbor ol the ctan. • l The poiiC. lollowed tho Klan caravan from outlldt clly limit• to !'lmln • bloc:l<l ot tho atattlng point ol tho C:WP rally and then pulled over to tile curt> altd walled lh&IO mlnutoa wllllol~l Klan oxacu.t04_ their murdoroul tapa. 7) At th& "trior• of the Klan murd- at wntqn the C:WP _ . not rep<.,..ted, tno fHj>MCWng and dolatlM anornaya collaborated In ordOf to ensure • "not gulhy'" Htdlct by bloc:kt<IQ any block 0< progr..- per-. lrorn.lbo Jury ano ~II wit~ pr~Kt.n anlkomllluntat . - , . _ n.uo It can bo _ , that lila SlrM>Ons lf1Jcle ta noll>lng but a pao:k of monstrous dlatonlotw-11\a avtltore fol • - can bo _,11om th& lact that ho rat.r. to Jfli bond oiiMzl l/lungs- bJ Karl Hand • IN "rll*led Ant~- orgon!Utlooo." Prawrnallly Mr. ~ WOUld relw 10 Adolf Hhlet II " I"" """''*....,.,..of ,.,....,,...,., n.IHI,., To 11<111 Tho SpoQrvm In the roactlonarf polltlon ol calling people to Join In Mayor Grllfln"a ~ -!nat th& N..U Rlll1y .,., to bo\'CC>It tho Niagara SclvM rally agatnll '"" Hazl'a wa I>OfNIM no( 10 ~U<Ptlalng. In aplta of tho tact tllat thb adVIce llln In ,,. .... ol ...,. ...., ... by ,,. "''rrd'l _ .. from th& Ylao of HUI-haacolom In Germany In •~• lt20'a altd 30's and tne ligftt ogolnot II whiCh cost th& n - of aoma 80 million - 1 1. BUI Tile SpoQrvm'• earnpaton to prlttlly laaclom altd oonce11 th& .ltatt a<ganiUd cttarec-t., ol the current nation•k:Je wave of rac•ll . . . . . . . . . _ .. IIW _ _ .. , _ . . . , ,.., ,.. • - ol _ ....,...,._, .,.,.,_,.. ___,..,.,_.,.. , ...-: .,..............,...., , ... , _ ,.. . - . y -.... ..... __,.. , _ _ . . . . . .. . . . . . . . , . . , F 2 --«0.. ,.....,._.,~-ttl " H,lod: I n - er11c1e pn~~~IIIH 1._.,1 POmOQ001 or 1nla IMzl bJ QUOtlung wltllout comm•n\ nla • temerka at»out coe-x111enot and lnlllQI'Itlon. II Rk:II.Wd Cllon Ia lntwaoted In 1111 act uti OCaltdol tllo N~ on _ __,.,.~ ca-l< out ot ....., ptfn4ed h. . . atrong .._ . . . Th& Union of Ant...,_ allot st""""ta (IJAISJ c:allo a llalt 10 INa~ ol The Spectnim...., diet."'"' In lh& llgllt r1llnO ,_..,. ,... folloWing - ,_.,.._provlcled ... -"* uw.. polntl .... ot-t...._..,_ ' 1) Thill 11\1 8Uola II 11\1 dltact Ofllanllallon and act,..tor o t 111'1* ...., bot miiiMt _ _ ,_ _ •NQGIO •oan ,. _ _..,. ____ ,_I...., t1olng , _ bo do!Mied. ~11\1--oltllo-oiPOOji!O_ ~ and OOtM:-...11. OQ'It1 TO FASCISW• rile Uto""' Ill AMJ.I_•., Sludonta ~Wirlll*d-~ • �:~~~~~----~~--.-~_.~~--~ ~ . . . ,The New~ York Times Ttie Washington Post Jack. Anderson Staffers The Washington,Star The Buffalo Evening -NeWs The Courier-Eicpress Associated Press . . British .Broadcasting 'Company .. The Daily News . The Rolling Stone We send our people to the best. Join 1HE spEGRUM - Organizational meeting January 22at 3:30 p.fT!. and 7:30p.m. in 355 Sqqire Hall. . .. �.. •. ............ All lactaiYe tiS fer I wMkiJ a.petratln at U.lnnltJ Owtfttten lly Joluo K. L-.lua Mll~t•-6i•l EdJtOI "W~ •o tho nation pr to tho Sc•e. oo aerv'ke CAD or wDJ 6er bt rudered by a ""'"' able Of flilbllll pubtic mvaot." ..Jolin Quincy Adams osSqsint Millard Flllmor~ Some caD him the &bd or are not so kind. ro. all his aUered rayJu aod ioeoo.sistcodes, MIDard fillmore rcfJm as rite autbenlk Bulfalo hero. St,_. arc dubbed alia blm. So lie ~ «>upk ho4Ptals, a few Kboois and even amWtAudc OfUB atnac:c Ute a, (u..acti0ns IDd orpniz llioos. , B<a wbai may C!ld<or him lJIOSI ~sldenu. Others Boa iD tile lteans of Uaivtuily bw-«aucrau vru not 10 much his Preslde~~tlal line~&<. bw hh aod ~whit roar toraouen servlt udc u U 8' llrst clwloollor. And In an elTon to honor the man ""ho hu done much for us.· the University hu b<en cclebralilll Fillmo«~ birthday wbb tf'Odj[ioftll .,avesltc ceremonies. toplA!Md Anoci1te for Community Rtlationa Ridwd Baldwin, who Ms bcal coordinotlna the ksliv~ks "'Sinct as IOJ'll as I ean remember." While h b not the moJt wdt a.tendtd Uruvcuity event. Baldwin b<llcve• tllll, 'W\Iikc comedian Rodney O.,.rficld, America.. llth Prts1dcot a rts~ct ed. • flointllll 10 Ill< numb<r of wreaths tbai deek Fillmore\ Forest LAwn va-ite, Baldwin 1101ed thil c~n . Prctidt.nt Carta rcmcmbt:rcd bb pr«<«csoor\ (27 times •C'li!P•edl -....-....,...., ._ ATTENTION!!! Any student who was enrolled in the Statistics 101 A or B for the Fall semester and has questions . about the grade they .r eceived, please contact the SA · Of/lee at 636-2950. ~ SfP[C IIAl S; 16Ql DRAFTS 50¢ 10¢ W1NG S SUN,-MO~ TUE~ANDTH URS �Grapplers up mark h1 easy victory overRIT FORCING THEM UNDER: Tho: Bulb • John Lt.Kas u. sbowtl hero-wdl oo biS way 10 pirwoa Rrn 011< Smith. Tho: UB Bulls wrcnq team rwcd tbcir rtcond 10 2·S Sacurday, whippinc R.och<SI<r lnstirur< of Teclulolol)' in !he w<iahl clauu for a 24-18 dccoiion. Lucu ( 00 lbs) pinned his opponent ln ku than six manult'.J, ~hOc John Haonah (126 lbs). 0.•< fa> (IH lbs), Dan ROK (1$8 lhs), Scou Slad< ( 161 lbl) .t.nd )om LUUC) 090 lhsl .U • oo b¥ su d«JiiOft Royals bubble with optimistic cheer after by Baty OttleBovl $p«-1'11m SJ.U H'nlt't Btfort' a to.arif\A. mnt:nJe crov.d, t~ \\omf.n '\ RoyaJt bH1t1baiJ tdm put on a Jma.Shana pnformancc- '" Clatk G)m 'io1urday ooahl and came a ...y W1lh 11n01hn >>C'IO<)', 7!-66 Oa< of 1bc mort <p«tacui.IJ ._..or the <>c:nma wull>< cnft'l) U\ I he Q()'lllr-d h •ouJd DOl ha"C' OC'CI.nOCM.'d bO&SIII\I a& LSC 0< I(.,.... Selle, but Lhc c r o w d - ot>l«=cd and bQp((l,d and ..... str<>n& iiiJlllOO lO lhe U B pby.c.. And the Royals' >Piri<• marclt<d thar • ell Gannon nt~muy an EfK. Pcnnsyh-an~ .ent a \"~toad of basltcbaU piJo)tn <\pectin& an CI5Y won qarn<1 Buffalo. cncouflled by lhf' h i&h C'XJ)(CtatiOIU Of COKh Lea AUStin, Buffalo o> l · l II should be a touah cam<. bu• ~C' hau lht hd&ht," 1-h~ told Tht SP«tf11m bdort' the upcomnc UJM)H. ''Wr'U wan and R1: v..t\at happens." .shco l .. w.·rc '·I il<ldcd 'Ailh I iimdt'. """'" 1otood lhrougbout mosc of rhe same on htt rcn. «nola on rlt< rant hall .. far .. • Ito :.OCh>nl oulp~'"' .. hom Gonnoo'• Lad, K.ntJllu' suard Pea> Rucrltl\ad 1~ tn•cW!IYlObuoru uou<d oo her by cbc md or the llaJf. Then lc.ammatr R~ Ncsbu ltall<d pby ~llh a \:nee IIJJUf1. Lood cbonu of •·eo Go Gannoo" from 1 micldk •acd ..,.,oman se&ltd bth1nd tht' muor's bench drownfd out wmr or 1he other fiPC!(tatOr>. the mothl"l' of freshman Llldy Knislu Htldl Man, a hi&!> ocorcr on Solurdaf• <oonltst A.sked "'hat she 11touJh< of the UB crowd. >11< responded, really vea~ pmc:· I&Jd "Robin had • 1 jubtlam O'Donnctl Her caihl poi.nu and smooch ball hondlina ua·. bol>lff<d dcfco~. Aller I he &lm< Oulmaa< "'"'openly cxtil<d abovllhe ,...,., a. o "hoi' "W< pbyed mort comislcolly I bon ova," sh< wd " II ..b by faJ OUr rmc:sa pmc btaux CVCI')"<>M: was 1bn~ contubuuna •• O'Don!ldl'• C>.CII<mCOI . , _ ll>< >ICtCM) Ga1I<IOo gffnm<d from 1!0 pot~~~los>lo ll>< Lad) K.n•aflu Lui KUOa. "E>ffYOn< d1d •u,--h a super job IhiS 11111< Our dcfmtC rcalh d1d the trt\:l (or UJ," lhe c:oech nA.InWncd. Offcns.-dy. UB's Janel Lllle)' boasl<d a lO poull pmc· ltli)l, whole ai:IC! 1ali)'UII 15 «bounds. Buffalo allow«! ZA tumovns. In lffiPfOVC'mmt 0\'tr tht" IVffl;lt: Of)() "Wt Yotrt much suonger ddtn11Vc.ly than dunJll Thu,.,...y'• lou 10 Bono><nlut<." O'Malley >&od. Tht Royals chokrd •n tbc ta.M mmuta of the St Bonl\tnlusc came v.d suffff<d a one poono loss <o 1he popuw ba>knball >dlool "W< dJdn '1 havt foul trou.blc a;galnu Gannon hkc •c dJd m lhc Bon.nK pmt."' W US~S~a.nl coach added Othn po•nfuJ coarnbuson to Sa.turd•) 's 'NUl O\tt WdJ. bow Oic il th.u .K'bool.?" AOcr h.IYln&. n,urt thrown 11m• on S..urday ruJ)I< <1m Gonnoo ondud<d >Ojlbonoo<< Man< &,to. "bo puUcd do.. n 19 rebounds for Buffalo ..1lilc talll'ln& niD< poin!S "Man<, lleadld our dcfcmc," boa.sc<d O'Donnell "Glna Collora played her best pm< lhll 5C&'OO:' O'Donnell odd<d The WiltiiJDJViUc n&li•c,.,.. abl< 10 •wi•clt from aua.rd to lorv.oard in SC"YetaJ crucaalcwo POltu plaY$ for Burlalo. Maureen KlcUI work<d cloody with CoiiOJa under <he board• Sophomore auard Su< D<Cook chipped an 10 porn!S 10 aid ll>< Buffalo tffon . crowd 11 P<<'llY tood· •• " You how a JOOd -.....-. 1eam," confa>cd anot!Ja .,....., r... "Our baahl bn'tiCOtllll )'OUI pU)tt> at .u ond tba> ....Uy ourprioa GIIMOCI.Ifldahl ,... ovcrshodo•<d by BuHalo'• unuy on lhe ooun UB'• dominta'inl 5T• J uatd llobon Oulm~~&< faucd <'OOJiclcfabCy wdl, JIOpputl 5'7"' and S'&•• oppooenU from CDY creal >ClOtlJ1& auac:k . called b)' Can.rcmaJruna >he pleaded •mt ha pbycu. "We Slop""""" The 01ha ru&bl tapDII S., llona•cntur<) we ..-coL cold don now:· They liodn'r From lite foul lmt, Jconnc Quoi\~VIII and LUlc) dumped In tile rram·s l&sl four poonu to cbncb the wi<tory and ..W.c ll>< Royal$ 4--). She,..,.. 11 at hcr shc said, "For a....,..,..,., me:· BufrUo't taJI tv.o minutes of pme acuon ,.nc much unproud Jtft« ·~ ms 10 Boftavcnru.rt ..,,b ,,.., """""' can' STUDENT FEE WAIVER APPUCATIONS are available in the SA Office, 111 Talbert Hall Deadline for applying is MONDAY, FEB. 2nd Fee waivers are based on financial hardship! Durin& • utnC' OtJl Don' ..,..... UP, UII AHO AW AY U8tltot_,.._.._.... ...... ~ ... Mop .............. ..a., ... ~ ..................... ... -.,..,._"·--~"~ UNIVERSITY OUTFiii'ERS Open seven days per week. fTom 2 pm to 6 pm tor XC Ski rental s • equipment available by the day. weekend. and week. Reservations accepted. also catered ski parties are available. CALL 636-2131 for additional Information Ski on our own campus groomed trails -----------.----------, r FREE with] I Urai.enity DoDut I 1\Wor---......~ I Coke or CoHee the purchtue of a [ Pitd Pocket or Deli Sandwich ila234 Main St. ar- Mon..s.m. 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Semel HUMAHWE$330: /Is/len Baroque A rt (3~ Re~ No. 44!599, Mon 6:50.9:30pm, DFN 2, Carman ~-~ol tJ~I,_,I~In' IJ~K>!IIIi ....... 11 tiOC- . H.u ------~ 4lii,.-IIIIS n.. ua . .. ....,, ...,_ r..- ........, • 060 ..-..... ..... e:..w.. the 200 l.e*t'(...h a.nn.n. 2;0t.t.4 Mid . . 400 Frw ,....,(Silt ~ ....,_ ~-Hit~' eond ~ K.otltq; ~-eo.tft lUI~·· tMfft wiH ,...., m..t to avtt.-o l ttt-. tor • F.W., ......,.. u:at ,...... .."' UM a l l o f - - O < O "I illble .....,~, ____ . . . a...-.n.-·--u•--- _.,., ___,.,..,Fir_ K-..-.ea ............... ~ . . . . Orih. ................. ,..... ......... HUMANTlES 35(). 111h Century European Pai nting (3) Reg. No. 4N442, MWT 12·12:50, DFN 2, Carman ..__ _ _ _ _ _~ tfon.lhelloj>l. o1 .Griffs sink Bulls, 63-50 _ Potsdam ices Bulls, 52-36 as offense freezes over by fnonc.l! Spe<k<r 004~lr (Your Student Programming Body) Sp«'Ulllft Sftifj Jt'l'lftf The s.ub--zerp •cmptraturu ouuide la$l Fn d ay niJ.h l rc.h ~rm in tomp.arison 10 thr al»olute lffO r m~ pcncurc. the U B Bulb• orfe:t\M Announces the following vacancies. PUBLICITY CHAIRPERSON · responsible for design and im· plementation o~ publicity cam· paigns for all UUAB events. PUBLICITY ASSISTANT • to assist chairperson in all aspects of the job. e•pcncnced. The nwnhcr one .uked o,.....,., Ill btik<1ball team '" the EaJI. ~ l'oudaln State & an. w~ ohelc<m<ft " ho pur Ihe Bulb tn the dup rrrczr. 52-36, at O:tTl Hall. The onckfuted 11 Hit Por!idorn team rdlcd"" a rour<e<nn >tall orr..,. a~rut the Bull's l-- 1· 2 U>M ddmS< and all&ht man-lo..,ln pr..s as they JUmped ouc •o a 10.1 k"ad 1n the ri~ thr« mtnute:t. of ,Uy. ~ Buli.J• ..anil!lly locled on a Porwlam bear couldn't sinlol>rir fi•st 10 field h••· aoat auemptl. The Buns· orTMK momen1anly Ihawed as 1hc1r team 'eadtr. 6.2.. ~nior Tom Pat>On<. broke the cold ' pell wlth ,,..o quick U root jump>hou . The Bulls . fueled bY qui<k pu<es thll broke 1he Bc>rs' prru, outscored the rrve nationally .uked 0.•1Sioo Ill teom. 10.2. wlucbbfouah• the Bulb ..;thin one point Potsdam's l<adlna scow and rcbounder. D<rric: ~ lt,..land,cb......., tM ftrll With the .....,.., ol an ~ pms that he aulbonc•ivcly WanH:Iunked. The Bull> """"' bad on tbc ocu dme "'ith the <uct same play-a Jolin FnJ.palld P"' thai t:m Jolon droPped VI-but licked thOI Arne auth.OC'ily number hair Do<!>,,._, EYCn lbouib the Bull> fo und the hoop only 38 percent of the tun< from llhc rtcld and )3 percent from the UM in the ft11t half. th<ir hu5tl< and offensive rebc>undi111 k<Pithcm within two poinu. 15-23. l ~- dwint halfti rM, UB,... put into thrir cafbonfrc:cnna uniu ,Ddlcycamt O<II for the ..conct hallwitboutlk'!*'l< lbltlcpo thcm In the 1ia th< flf1l period The Bulls' lhootin& ocwrac:y plumtn<1ed to a • •• •....,..... Jow- l ! pm:au fO< a half. l'oc.tdlm llciWed clow1l the tempo and too~ away the ( lSI bruk lhlc UB ,.... Jdtiaa off tbc -~CHIWI P<<SS. The foou """"'" Jtall thll POU<Wn iaa>rponud . .. ted to perfcruoo u t11cy . -... up lht clock and poSJe<l the baD to Ro"'-"'d (S.,.e hiP 20 poi!IU) for tU)' lay-vps. When Poudlftl couldn't IP il»idt. tbcy rdled em thdr alwpobootln& ocnior auanl Ed Jacbllim (14 poinu) 10 pwnp the IMII ia from 20 feet. The Buill c:bMpd frocn tlld r 10n< clef..,.. to m.aM0-411an a lter they 13 points bdlbod with five minoaes remalnlna because of the stall of Pouclam lhiLWU arindinadownthedoc:k . The Ofl)youtcomeof !hoi~ wu a ruh of f<MiiliUI brouaht tbc Burs to the line, w!Uch GillY~ r..cJ 10 lht fire .. they .tid 1001 ..US. •~ina~< fr~ ll1ro'W orr..... Pot...., iD tile .......t half. Allor Goo- CoKio Hlllba c:loeed lk loctcr roona doon to the P<ess and OIIIJ AMiouool CoKio T""' s.ilh «MMid be r-"od for c:omma11. Saoilll Slid m. tbc 8\olo - I a tbc font bolt wu rdaud 10 the •• - - pe.y. Til< ICIOOIId half wu. diffr:rart Jtory. ..... tbc IJOCOCid bolt tbc t. . . didll'l >del; to lhc pnt plan . The._, didoa't ,_,to the.,.,.,.,.,,." ~s.itb' 'lt JOU makt mistakes 10 a wdl....edled IQDI Uke Potadam, tbcy wUI c:apUiitt," Sm1tb said, bole added, "All doe miJtakes we m.O. can he ..,.,.....,_...__....,_..,. . - e d. We 18etthc killer iftlllinct ." �UB hockey ~ulls get blown oot, bUt the future still holds promise i t f Tbr Elmira '-ill& Sql« ,.ere llyilw blah apia.st Th< pcaaltks were eootly to UB •the £lila tallied ~ UB S1t....S.,.,.defiaq the lllockey llldls 6.0. Tbc lou 011 row poworpYy ....... '"T'h<m ~ J)<1111lies tm;a :li -lbc ro...tll in UB~ Lut five -iap. lfo•eV<T,Ihe all1ht time,"OOI'Od Mart Wadtu. Thtre COflly to UB u tho e..Ja tallied DO lour oll'cied JOrDe prC!IIliR for rur 1ft ....... "We ' " " ' to loo ov<T"<I>CIIiroa our probkms." taitl m<roa powCfl'lay W)ab. '"Them domD ~ t;D ,. all tho ~ ..... ¥cvia KJiab, '"J'biap - loolcirl& Up uti ...... 1me." noced Mort Werder. !: eomilc tQFtbtr • 1 Leam oace a pill.• Thtre wen: plmty of_.unitiea "- tbr lkllb had ~ llelliad tbc sto.odow .,alt.todina or sm1o< Jim .Jhey;.... capiloliud DO tbrm. Tbty &red 27 sbou DO Boyd<n, tho Soorina Sql« hdd tbc Bulk• in check Boyclc:o, •tilt tbe S..U. Eopos rillcd 4$ DO UB 5 .................... - ·Scoria& .,.., ...... Ia the 09<all>c Ddmindcr Bill K--..h. Alllloollb .C.U.ta let oh llaDZ1 pY< EIDUra the lead •bleb UB oevrr ll)lls bJ,lht flnaiiiCO<c could t.~ brm muth worK. !! tbr<*med. • '11illy played bis tJllicol .,at pmt," Wcnkr said. CIUn llicomltis ICO<ed the • inaDia aoal on a Wcnkr,o bmtr Caaisi,. Collet< pla)'Cf,.,.ioudy powCfl>lay -11 "- lbc ' lint period. Dicomlt b taet ' aitsthe .,..t ftl<dil>c bot wen UB..t his old t._ 1olli<d l&lio uti coatno•C<d "" assilt • Elmn DO Ftbnlary II. "We c~ toke them lilb<!Y." Werder aDcrJied tri~ (or tbc fourth c.,_,.in lim< said. "Well have to come: 0<11 bittinlmd tate coauol OV<T UB, oft be pmt." When asked about defmsive cornctioal, Aller ~ boct my Ill tht pm<, UB ••en:rpt<d Wndcrs-sted•o "avoid dcf<aslv~ In our <ad to rtVOUp durin& tbr lint iolmnls$1oo. "Coach Ed or the let -.d move the puct- GIOrt cfl'«tivdy.• Wrich• ad¢1Xd \II 10 play the mon -.d sec wba Focina Con land Sta< tooiabt, tho llulh 1r< bopina happens," <Ommmled KAab, "O.w momeDlum w os will to build"""" n<Cdtd conl!denee. "W<n drlirlcd aJI ~~ lbc lot e 1011 in that period.• on the riaht track, liMp ll<lookO. bolla~ us, we Elmira scored with only two s«oncls r<mlininc Jlllt need • bia win," noc<d Knab. wbile UB wu shon~ The 1011 was eoutested by tM Bulls wbo claimed tbr: Elmira Jtatcr over tht BULLS BITS: UO's r<eord cllP!JCd to s-6· 1 wkh 12 blue lin< before tile puck, ho•c•<r. the rcftrtt pm<s remaini111 In tile seuon. • .Elmira was tht firs1 disqrctd. team to blank the BUlb thls yur..•The three Rvs were. In order, Boyden , Dicomhh. and Nnt•«tlq Kacnlnska .. .UB il home ronlaht llllimt C01tlond IU in most BUll pmes, this COOlest wu mlln'cd by Slate and Friday ......, Plaltl butah State niiDICTOW penalties. Elmira rec.:I\'N oinc IJCQIIItlcs (Tooawmd• Ice Tim< 7:JO 'P"'J hef<ft ..,... to totoiina ll miDIIICI, includ.ia& a five lllinl.Ce ml)ot (Of O.wqo D<J(t W<dnesclay. rpetlrillll. wbile tht Bulb were called 011 14 lnl'tactloN -1(/ftQ R. Tltunton ror 21 Mhuaes . I .f (Of."" w• ... . STR£TCHINO f()ft TWO: Ul aw~~ HeroN . . . . . ,._,.. I • h ~ ...... the tuM'* ,_..t leriM to~ Wal~ W..Ut.,. D•IIW ~14 _., ".... ., ,... lfs been a tough yeqr for the basketball Bulls b) TOft) Ptul ~)tJIKif losinJ spurs a "'hole sa of untqut p<oblmu Tem~ become shon. aunudes become nctathe, raru lose •atertst and p~~,. become Crustra1ed AOe1 four louo Ill a row, tbeso ailments ha-e 'Iaten a lirm II•P o a the UB basketball BuUs. Saturday maJ>t' s n -46 lou 10 Penn Sute· Bthrmd Collqe in Oark Hall dropped 1he Bulls reeord to a less than Impressive 4-9 and was anorhet 1ndicauon tbat allis n01 well wuh coach Bill HuaJ>es' troops. "We're not p~yina ...u and ,.e ha•m 'I pia~ weD most • or the season:• Huahes lamented . "We've aot a •<rY touah sche4ule this year -tou&her than Jut )eat's. We've f..:cd five temu in our nin< lo1S<S that I would conlider supc1 LOu&)lies and we had two one·point losses on the road. I'm DOl trying 10 make CJ<cuses; we just havm' t b«n playina w.U ." . Saturday's Jatne WI$ I perf<Ci enmple Of jUU hoW bad the Bulls have been playing. Buffalo wenr .ICOUicss for almost sill minutes in the lirst half and wa> outdillanced by 21 poinLS (33·12)at halftime . Bad pa.sses and turnovm killed the home team's auacl and Behrend Colleae's Mike Powell put on an offensive sbow which dazzled the cro)"d with behind-the-bead passes and 5mooth jump shots. · "What can I say? We wrre outmanned. They had lOme reaDy talented playm out there," Hushes commented. The U>Colld balf featured mO<t or the same kind of play from Powell and oompany, but thea UB SUII'Ied 10 ~e a 6ttlc scorin& of iu own. SeniO< Torn P..-sons-wbo ,... the Bulls' sooren with 1-' pointi-bqan to hh oo IOIIK loaa· r-. jump Jbou and t.be Buffalo fO<Wards had ~ littk more suc:cess oa the offf:I!Sive boards . Tbt spun wu nowha'c near c::ooucll, tbo..,., u Orq Vauabn and Po,..U k<Pl tb< Visitors way ahead. The ~ chipped io II poiJw C8Cb and VaqluJ al10 snand IS rebounds bdpin& their teammates 10 a ll poiol eaualn.of victory. Lookina and liaeoina ia the 1)'111 made it apparc:s11 bow bad lhlap b.neaottcn for UB. Tbcft wert morumpey KaU tlwJ pogple, a Go B.Jb rJsD was bdd upside ciowu, and lbett wu JDOK talk ill doc AaDds tlwJ tbere amot11 the BWfllo de!cme or oa the beoda. - ''Pnoaica have o01 beal aood and you ~ lih you ~".doc UB c:oach exp&.leed. 'We're )'OUQI and we't11 1D1kiaJ lllislakel and you j1111 caa't wiD w1tb sopbomora. ' ''lt's DOt a IIIJIIIet of the auys DOt havtna the rools," ass1su.at coed> Toay Smltb added . "Soaac:Umca a ~tw to boaom 0111 before they Ran ~ bcuer," interj(Qed HQiba. " We jldl bfd a touab aureaio ldlbt ~ ~ CollcF c:oach Jim Simi offered AQiba some ~ 'efter ~the IIOIIC the pmc sayina, "It's lbe bat we' ve lllf feel.'' Jl wam't much conlola11on. the...-. n. BlaJis He~ his Jtar\ersmOII of ,_ cross-town rival Buffalo State Collqc' at lhdr EJmwod Avmue ~ UU. Sat..S.y. �i Guns.· -:-.--~ ~ j ! ! ~ • ~ ;; - ;; ~ ll ., ~ durlna f~ iulbks. .A.ccord:ina 10 FBIIU.tlstka. n percont or tile ~~by • rii'Oily IDCtllbcr or ~ ID cri..a Of pllliiloe. ''If halcllum ~ becn<d, IIWIJ or~ clcatbo couldhavebca>Pft\1'01Cd."e-utlvcDiroc:torortbe NMioaa1 Coo1it1oD to BaG Haod&ucs Mlt:hkl a..rd told U.S. Hrws & World RtpOtt. " A"lliiability (of lUllS) makes hocnldcles mort fr<q~ · in fJ)Irited . , _ ., 1 -.llclo't ....,. 10 C<ICIIbiM.., qumm~, fDJI1 manlnl's and aload<d ""''"said Uahcnity of cr.~caco Law Profesaor Frank .,.,_ .... _ ... ••t "'""".. ~ ~ us •• ~ __._ •• nrwJ >Ut~.,.-. Lawo Eacanhe Oirtaor Of the lrulitUI< . . Lqblattyt Aaioo fD< che NJV. Neal Knox eaUed ubtina laws """"bl<to" aDd ssid flltl~ l<aislauoa would ool)l mcbn~t~ honest culzaa. "In 1968, (Oibcn the Uoited Slates maocced fedcrallqiJia!lon In ICSPO~~tt Rohcn 10 Kennedy's dtath) the murdtt rau was only two-cturds o r - · ic1s today, and·~ ptrCmtaa< of hand&oJI mLt den niltlonwidt ische same today'" I'"'" then. In Ne" York, ,.bert 10111 arc VUiually prohibited uctpc 10 100.. few ponoru """" ha>< a U«n.oc PO~ 10 tllem, tht h&ndauo murdtr rate hti mort Ihan lflpltd," oaid Knor. tbJJ, hown't'r, b not necessarily due to lndrc-cu"c New Yorl Slate- leaist•tlon. h c:an insttad bt attdbottd 10 lac.k of le:auJatfon in odm states. The man •ocu.std of >hoouna Lowen>teln ltplly potchased hu PIJ10ion Conntcticut , usinJ. • drlvcr'a UCC'nu for ' dentinca.uoo . Ht """ abk to do this even th0u1h he had been C'Omrnhted lo • maual Jn~thut,on in the \II.InC Qlle. Lennon's mun:ltrn- Mark OavJd Chapman was ablt to ICJally pur<ha>< • aun in Hawaii, ahhouah ht had been commhttd to 1 mcntll hospital twlct To pur<ha~ a pi11ot rn New York Start. a porson muM ha~c- a pemu.t. To obca.n rh11. one mun ItO bdott a oou.aty board alii have' pboto~nphs and rUII<fllriniS ta~. He mat also tau a count. submit rdmn<a froiD /our people wbo ti'Oit'ln tbe J&lllt town, &DII'oolnl..-. Mt!tatwotothreemoetllwlillna paiod •bile the-.! cumines tilt application. he reed- a .,.,.Ut aDd then iflipprow>d, can purchas< a pistol. Whlk lhl> may or may not etrc'<tl vdy keep lUlU out or the band'J or the lcillt:rs, had thl> licauina procas bcal iD effta natlon.nde, Chapawo could noc baY< Jimply P<lt<lwed a pn aDd boarded • plane ror New York Cit•. 1 c.to.tuk.,....... l'ramtlaMOOi""<OntrolaDdrq~JUUion-. fOt Ill< m001 part, Jdf-<l<ftatina and intlfccti•• klCOrdin& 10 many aicics. Uodtr ,...UU.ion, a felon woul4 not h••• to rqisur Ius sun. R<quiriQI chat would he a •lolatlon of hiS fiQh OllltGdma!t PfOitaioo apinst sdf·iammilwloo. In Cbicqo, thcrt is a rqlSlnlion lawthata<t.wlyam~puailYpenon-isl)fol>ibittd by law from ownin& a &un (a felon, fm eumple) from rqistenn&ll . A criminal caoibl witlla p4nolcould noc he chll&ed tllerefa<e with failure co r._;.ter, Altl!OtJah chc NRA i1 Ill fa\'Or ol der<aulatin& th< PO....sion aDd sale Of hanaauns, it fa-• mort ttV<Jt punu:hmeot for the u.. of 111M in erlrnt. "Thll ~ind ofla.rworks:· Kno• maintained. " In Arizona, if you uu: a firearm In a n;,bbtry, you must Kt¥t a mintmum or five yean in prison. Tbe .senttncr may not be~uced by parole boards or j udaes. ..Where we have Stt:n 1hc imposidon of that type or law- In Mlchipn, Aorida, South Carollna and Aritona-thc trime rate has 1one down," Knox said , Janu.ary 7 l>iltbday · "Prulduu Ccrter sent IW tradilioaol wrellh," the Nlllit: Allloln n ec:utive rccall<d. ·~ colood froiD the US Air Fon:c but ia Nqpra PaUl l'fiii'Ctt,.td him." After tradillonal w~11hs were Jald in various Jfo<IPO aDd lodMdlllls. induillaa bod,. MillMd Fillmore ( MFC), iu Studtnt "'-*lqp (MFCSA) ond the Buffalo Club-a "civiliao" orpnhalon fonned by the U • presillcnt-\JB\ As>islant to I he Presillenc M. Car lou\ Ba_ca dttivoud wbal IWdwln collled a "'ony nlot rutk 1poeeb" •ulocitma eoneac FUlmore. Ha•lllc •tn the COWM or the hisiD<J ot the American R<publk I he Offlce of tht Presidency hu bttn ooeupicd by I rcnwubly diverse colketlon ofcltiuns," Bac:atold a handful of pavesitc Spte:tllon PUIJD.fre DC>'U ~~ hiJ rupooalblllty cowards hi s constil~~tt~ey. "Ptnidmm Fillmore wu 110t ahid or 10\Ch dec:loions. flo mtwk a Cfw V9'J touah decisions,_,. wollld S., that he also made: mistake~, &1111 he losi -IOGiefrimcb,•a.caaclmilced inthe sul>-ttro teQI~ura. "tbll may weU heJlac sad desi:..V o(M..V or _, -v oot kadtn today,u wen,but let us hope !hal they, too wiD DO< shrink llw,awuomc ~1 wbKh public trust conren.• -:. TtOBoa-.1 pillow 1\fter coocludq lhat flllmort wu I man of "resolve. chatac:ter and<Oor&~<."Bac:awasrepOrledas "havina a tear in her eyt" by the local PfCU mucb to che chalrin of other CaP.n Hall odministraton. DenyJna tbar s~ was Jhcddilla I<SIS as a result of an "mmotlonal OtJtbutll." l~ Prtsidtnt\ lWistanl ,Ht"Utd chaa h Wid che: cold "'Milled Fillmore. who became the weather and not tbc stotimentalil y Oah President of the United Statu or her readings I hat prompted the on the dwh or Zachary Taylor.ls facial shower ont further e1Camplc of a man who Never a peal fan of FiHmore'l. COlli< from hwo)ble heainnLnJl to lla<:a .dmiued that the mention of occupy the hJ&htll posh ion In the tm. name: brou&ht a ~mile~ ro het Bet;au&e of the natun of ·ha:ndt&HU. ho""~"ct. Pf'O· conllol lobb)'isu want handaunJ· batuted oomplcttly " We no longer olCed handJUIII. They se<Ve no porposc rxccpc 10 ~111 P<OJJI<." Btard declared in a U.S. Nt•~ Bmphuitloa thc "l erroblc l did my honw:work." s hc admiucd . deciSIOns" fiCin& lht P<<Sktcnl, •t &utM I hod to rne"t my lack of conopounded b)'- a clvO Will oponK)n of Flllmort ." '-face . ..1 heard all the JOkC5 but 1h~n repon . d«:ade away. Baca noted lhll courury'l JOYrma.nce:· J"'' • Bac.a noc the only person 11 ~-----------:--------...:..-----------------------------. whose opinion of the muc:h n11ltgnt'd Prtsicte· ""'lncrtaud .. retently The Mlllard Fillmore S ococoy .,.. founded m 1963 to "perptluattthe mtmory oft~ 13th Pre>!dent , holdirli lu> actioll> ., exemplar y e xample-) of IOC'Ons&su·TK"y." Tht Socitl )' boast ~ U d u p:t «. *tuc'.h. in ~n. aut mpt aa rtmmd Amcuc:am. about 1hC' "m oll rorao utp Presodtnl of the US " I h< ' poason an anoual eosar contHI .. d b tbc.topk, -v. 113• " ould Amcnca he today had thert been no 1illard f'illmore7• Cash OIJ,ii:NZal tOn pnzh •e. awarM<I to lho« w ho bHt d u play 1ht man who was "'tfk fi nt 10 <st•bllsh 1~ W~he Ho"'< I ibrary. lhc rus t IO h.IVC'. baJhc ub. an uon coo '- uo vc and a a.tepmOihtr " (,I.C'IIIO 8u1d u maantainan~; •oah••· open m<mhershop the fillmor<' aroup publi>hu lh< monthly ~11/rsronts wi th Millord poriod>cll mq.az 1nc . Perlo<apS r ~ m.;or CIIDe o r Fallmort'!l ~uangt place 1n AmC"rican hastory IS the creaamen1 br rrcci"e.s front scboolt utbook.s. Ac:oordlna to one histol}' tnt. a hc:aJtd conuovtrly of the- Fillmore: Admlnlitration cooc::trncd auano fa oublrd) remvn off the <0351 or Pt-ru. Th&J scarowl"l t>.c:ren•cnt, which could he c'o n•trted Into • lluablt knillocr, was .. boot or conlcDCkJn" bttw~n Amcrican businessmen and the PtNVIan aonmmtnl.. EYtDI. ualJy I Fillmore lnterveoed m -,he dispute and oeaotiated a "sptdal ~lly.• Alles bis t<r;JD c•pired ill IIH, Fillmore went into J.tmi· rctlremtnl, dtvotlaa mon tim< 10 IIi& Unlvmity But, ill IIS6. fillmorr rctwoed to tbe POiilkal ....., • 1.11e Ptesld<mw caadidi iC o r tbc Know. NotllillaJ'Wty, a or ...,;. lmtalannl COOICIVCiv<l. Strasirlc the prue,.,.IOII or the Ualoo wkh lla•esy, Fillmore aDd the Kno"' • Nothilop were IOIIIIdly dt"*ed b> I~ Jl'fttral t kaion, losiDa by over ooe million votn to Jamu Buo:......_ Aft er rcturllill& to Bwffalo, Plllmoef ~ued hio role as first citltm or l.bo but~ city, est&bllohina ' E!Dc Ana Ac.lcmy, a toe libnry, SoeietJ. or N11ural ....,.,...'bilitles. 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HOnft :~~;..,!S,:~;~~ lh•t~r., pUblic : HE"Y OICICREAO: W'iffl ._, ~ Pll'f'IONHtv feu oon • to worry .oout &rt-t ~you tt ~"' Your Sonv 11-1• OR RENT Ptlltt.!lllJ.rt~ ~ ltll 1•11 Qm , ......ritnlt'l UbrMY Ftcuftv Oub, Q.JI)tt DtoftO " - "· .,._,.,. lltf\.lr~ TONIGHT ...-c••• ... FAl l(. fHANk You klr lbMirov. CM.... Request Night i M YDniE-IY• ~ .,g• ""t WN'J '<IIIIOU.kt 'tW Nt to AOIIotf OtrDf or cn.n,pliOII'Iip wretn..,_ MWI • "~~• 01 aucs. l"Nb wfkf l'lut'l Tnt 11.-.lnt Ova... ~ MOHT£ CARlO NIGHTIU Fun G~ THE SPE.CTAUM ,..""""'._. tn. rtent 10 fll l\ Of Mf4\• •IW tcliWo i 0000 lUCK HocMY Te~ ttom 11w ""' 00 YOU HAVE A Nfr_.,a.IW to M!lfJ Joan ..,. •1 .._ IIC.ELL V f 'd ...,., lll(,f fO tetJ you I lflink ,_ time ..,.. IPff'ld •~Jfiiithfer become o £AOLlHU • • W~v• at 4·30 tOt P"rlOIY .,.)I*«H'" RATB U .t O lOt ,,.. nnt t• ft wotCK. t O.lO lOt~ ·-l~.al word. c;te umM •~H fDOIIr. . ln c:J.t.Ylf~ we .t\'. .. «*' to, 1 7.50 M l i; 1M~Motln St. ecroutrom~~d ,....... conl.ct 11t04., • t ID·l:m. r~-----~-----------, • .,..._ ...-.; J : '1 er-t .... ...., ---. -~ 001'1) .... llCB~_., ... ,._ -oniUILTo*rio,_ LAST .., ..... 136-J.D7 u.au .. Mr. Taco ... ~ 3248 Main Street --~ Buy 50 Wings • : Get 15 FREE!!! ~=· I 1 I I Good """""" J .... 21111 vooU. LOVE OUR suss. Toon :1 I 1 • I I ~------------------~ �I QUote of the day I The ..... Is oe.l Cl\1 0mogo SororiiJ tnvkCI oJII... ~od girts to ottend our r- piuund ..-log pony Frkloy ot ii:JO p.M. o t o u r - .ON~ogoRFolb Blvd. UII8J2-1149 --in lo<~inlormotlon. '""""'"? WIIQ,I_ to be. rid! - ~ ):JO p.m. on;! 7'.30 p.m. 1n 35~ Squire. f'hotogr.pn.,. g~ ortliU - Thor> wJb lor The elf-. .Join us tomonow f - -·too. u- tnter Vel"'n~ 0\rbt.San Fc.ltow$hlp mec:ts tomorrow at 7.)0 p.m ,., ))2 Squire. Rkll _ , . w1n oped on lhe AuthOnly of IM Scf1pU.nt..t-A f'oundetJon..- ' - SUr.itllty Education ~tu cQIU.ftS.tlora: Ptu.se c:ome up to the Center to work aod sign up for • .shlh by FrhUy then wUI be • ~t«y .starf mHting Fridey 23 •• 4 p.m tr\ 261 Sq~i..r~ SU....altty EductUoo Center: Apphc•tlont ore now •vetlable: lot volunt«.r cotJnsetU\g poslh~t et the C~tet. 261 Squlr~ end 111 Norton. AC. Tr-•ihi"g ston.. Jon. 27 Tht M OA Otnce M anlitbon ts- qukkly approaching. fof •nfotrtusllon all Nancy at CAC. 8l1-J~21. - CI\C Blood <111•• •lgn up Jon. 2ilon4 29 from II J p m In the Squh-e Cet~ter Looege. Btood drlve Is ~n. 30 frum 104pm '" IOC..~. AC. Wome.n rue.1rch s.ubjects nudtd. Healthy women foQtl 16 30 w4ng birth control pUts tpt~terabty Ovt-•1) ate> needed for drl.fg mtotalbolism 5tUdy cooducud at Millard flllmor~ Hol;pftel P•yme-nt fof pentdpadon tncluded U ""tetHted pl~aw ull 887 .47().C bttw~~n S.. p m o, 8J). 7422 ohot ~ p.m. Oradu.te &u6eJ\ls.: Fer ...twn • r~ no.- •va•\able lot l~ 19 00 GSA r.. on ~ GSA offoa, 10) Toloert AC Oe.dl~ n.. lnt•ns t.c EntHIII lAng- tnstlwu lo In need ol conwruuon luOtrt to wtlh for• len 11\NH:nt.. C:.U 636-20n •nd flnd out how vou an t ..-n cred•t •• the,_,. tlmo ""' , .. l'licl>cle .... . wor., _._..,by &.Uiuthen pocty &lock l'lc\lnloln College tt S.turdOy ol 9 p m CoU 636 2137 lot cklolls. \tiomen•s St\ldlu Colle:ge. tt hotdlnQ •" open house ro, tU tl'low ilntttt JUd In tbc pto)Hta we.,... lnYOI't'td in and our fut.ufe ts • 8!\ progrtm, ton~t et I~ _lliln.,pe1t, b<hln<l 1\c~-. MSC Open house "'Ill WVlil ot 7 JO p dlt<UQ \or> w iU common« ot 8.1~ p.m rn......, Ufc. Worklhop• The tehtduk- fat thla ~ttter'a ..-ork.thop~ i~OV4. For de.,.Us .M ft'Qil.lltttlon 1109 by l10 Nortor> or call 630·2803 Todoy I• thc lost .Uy of ••ta.nd~ r~t,Jtsatk»n Mur• from' &.lO • •m,-7 p.m. Art-.t \oct.y. o;ou may reg:lttt!f dut•ns nouTIAI o ttke hour•. 8:30 •.m.-~ f>·"' J~wtah lot~ for submitting •pphc:ttiON "' ~b 2 •• 4 p rn ll'!'licotioM Will be ocapted. f'lno<ldol old ll'!'lk.ttlom lor 1981·12 orcstlllovollolllc ... ~ Olfltt ol Fi....oo! 1\ld, 6 8utlot" "~· 8 lmpon.ont-Th< Fl'oF due dOte IS .....uo<y )I . 1981 tn<l ~ FM duo dot< Is F<b. 28, 1981 ApPIICOIIOns ~IUed aftct theM d.ttes wilt be: subject to fund ovtllobl<:. I ,ou ~ NJif1lftKM. t:o n.sten and~ lO ca.tt . ali s..n.Nnellouoeot831-36460< ....,..,. .. 106'"""-•r w. •"~ twre foe )'Olio. C.h fkhen from btok~tn •rtd. ttoJbled homu ludlng broke.ft o' uoubted llvu....fl«'d frtends You co" 1'\elp by cethne&M- Be·A Fr.end Ptogram at 87&.41)7 ftom 10 6 p.m. '.rHkd•~s . WRUB ts looklnt fof eny people.lntttul~ h't the t-.dfo J)'ol.tu.fon No upetience f'I«U5try Come dOwn to Ooodyt:ar South Lounge tOn[gt\l ond LOmOfrow 4\ 9 and II p.m • Or~ua te Student.~ Are you. hevlflg ttouble dlt.te:~? There b. a group whtch meec• from M p..m. ln 108 t1orton lnfortnelion celt636-2720. 1.0 with )'OUI lue.d1ya. he:tp )'Ou. for mOf~ Sc\Hient Urt'on begd bruMI\ todey 4\ noon in Then lh ptke lo toll< where_people IIolen- Th• Drop In 344 Squire. Ctnl«.r, 'oulted ln lOot fionon, AC. Open wee.kdAys hom ~lo a c:rlm«,.O( vlolenu.ll you 10-4-9.,... Tht:re are no Sormt to 1111 out, no r«oub Mp4 wllr>\lo do oomtlhlng to •op thlo join the 1\1111 Rope T"" fO<Co. For lnlo<mot""' . .11 Oot>ble •I 43 1-3~ I 0< Moll br <"* CAC M1d t;oU th&re What you w•nt to sNre-. The 6ooJ b •'•'11 open ao 4rop in. s..,... l'loiMt Pf.,._ ol~"' 34,,.sq..,._, . ....u lllc• to - k with botlt<ed _,.., oAd <l>lklt<r> . . _ e ll P.lt< • Cl'IC. <liRa: M y - who 8JI ·)~21 CotHt Olrrc:• wor1uMpo-.lob lntervlewtr>g end T-l>lques Fricliy ot 2 jun. In 2) CApo-n. AC. onc1 """"""" • :tP-"'• I<> 316 W.,..,.. MSC ( l o - ...at.he¥tochooa tO~Int~ws using _ . . . . , equ1pncnt tiUI only). A _ . , . be-- ~ ...-~ lnctudocEatemllll4toaoo, A.- Com!....or• . . . - - T r t - . can 8J t-3~1 Of the~ <OGict lot Wotatlon. wM1 dbcuuod, ~ WrfUrl!l T....-r ot 2 p.ll'l. In 1 hayes C.I'\SC.. Tedw\~Qwa IO< pr..,.Ong .,. efl.aM ..._will kd!Kuut<l. T -: T h o - ""'Zkw>lol lo~lo-. . 10 Mo Lllltr- a.·...... potty lot""'" olout ....,_. • . • ..,._ o e - Jdrft,. S.uodoy ocll """ • Hlld F.- - -by c..- · -40 11M!. TIM C...... ot .. -kW-IotNnltlfte- Commuter Atlatts Council metu Ftld.o)' •t 2.JQ p.tn CAC Dat'lce lt\arathon tnttu Ftld4)1 at 4 p .m In JJO Sqult~ Ac1or-.s Workshop I'YWC'I) ,.,,c:Joy ot 2 p m tn 102 H,,lmi'tn MS(. 1he Jant K.otl(lt Roorn. ( ll!coll E•t'tUon.o. wiU bt h~ld WROB r torganl~tlono111 mttdfig Ft•d•~ ol 8 p m . tn 102 QOO<Iy•or MSC Chlnc.u Student Aun. m~t'b Salutdoy •l 8 p m tn 320 Mf AC Ellicott Alph• L&mbdt Ot.n• mt't'IJ. Monday ol l p m , •n 264 (l«tlon:. W\lt br: hetd Fot ~e lntormeUon c.atl s.q~,,. 636281flo• "opb) 110 Nonon. AC APt10S tnHU J•f'u.tv 27 •• 8 l~ p.m Dl<lrftdOrl ...SC -Cioiii'IJs.l>\od<Me:JI;]SI~O#-IO)H.,... C. .,, 148 lllO\·ics. a r ts & lectures Oene:,..a •ucthloft1 .... u bot httd fOf • Fc-sth·•' of Ont M1 Pl.ays on An. 28 lond 29M 7 p.m m thto Hammen Stucbo Thuter.l"SC W•nt to pc.tform tomcthttta t~hJng •nd new? SKOI'M o.nct' S..,ncia)l lrom ).~ p m M tfottt- H. .t .., l.ttMtl Loungt- Squtte •• R.-~t Progrt.u In llf rtotH.•• gfvtft b) Ot M B Welum•n of 11\e Ontlo'•rstt,. of lllin04" tomoHo... al 3.30 p.m •n 4~ Fronct•t.. AC ••fi~tJiMr'l Stir." ginn by Ot. H M Vtn Horn of the Otlho·ec~t' o f "Rbehe.lt~t Jan 29 •t l.JO p m .•,. 4.54 Fronc;zak, AC ..The TK&onk E¥Oiudon of th~ Aollllp4f\C Pt.ater A Study of the Fotmeuo,.. of ComplcA 1-\•rg-.MI Be.IMM glYen b)' Cit)' L Mrotow.,_,l tod-r at ) p.m '" rOCJm 18, 4240 Rldg~ L.to J•" )1 ol 8 p.rn in tht. Kelh.,rl.o~ Cornt.ll Tt~tl '. Ollrou~ 'J lckt.b evNf•blr •I tht Squlr* Pc:gaJoolct perform Tkt-.c:t OHic-e ond the Block Mountain U offl<'t In EHic:otL Oroup L«g.tl Se.,.,ku and RCC Environmental Lew Semll'\lr With ~'torn~y Rlcha1d Llppe.s ThurMSay •• 7 p .m . In ION18rlon, J\C. Tl!o lkrlfalo Riglar>al Btll~t p<_(lorm> Feb 6-8 In the M.Mhtrint <:orMII '"'ealt:t. Elhcoll. T dtu •re- evall4blt In tho $Qulr• Tlcket 0111«. S.,O..IO('Od by 8!Kk -alnCollcg<ll ~ of F - Jon ) I 0\ 8.30 P·"'- In ,.._ FUimott R-... Squirt. IIJtK T""' S..., ....,~ng Feb. 7. TIM Jn!t '11 H_.,.., One Nflht" on4 . . , . _ _ Century" Ionghi ot7 p.m In the Squire Conlof..U Th<otcr. ~Tin DNm" ,_..,., .. );I~. 6, ...., g p.m. In the ~ owclcJits anould Woldmon Thoote<. l1oftoft. AC .., oppoo- "" - o. flM. the Pft'""'--:- -aa Pnl. . o1 OWw Frlcley - In 332 Squlr• ..,...._. w_,. ,.,.,.c. 146Didoftdo<i•7-9p.m. '· 7 • ...., 9 . ~t. ..... ,.,urdoy ln 1n 110 s....doy 111 the Squkc Conler..,.., n..-., ~~ _...... ........ ..... _.. .... ,..... """"*' ..,. ..... _.,.-. -to,__...,a.-...- ..... Tdtm, the mo\'emef'lt f01 Llonl•' tulntlrnent mHtS 1omorrow at 8 p m in J..C4 Squht Carlbbun Studc.nl Ann. fl\Ub F11day at 6JO p.m tn Want to prennt AntJ·SvnJtl.sml COme to Lht .Jewlllh Student On'Ofl today .,tv 1 t • ·"'· tn 344 Squire No ASCE mHIJ tomo,ro'W ac. 2;.30 p.m. In~ P•,ket, 1'\SC -.111 bf' ditcuJHd COf'lrt~nc~ P1.af\t. - CAC ne.e4s: voru.nt«n In vorlou.t oren ol C"'mmunlly -.ervi« Ht!'lp us. help Cell 831 ·)521 or stop by 34!t Squire betw..,. ll-9.4) ........ ond !I.)().II.J0pm ........ by}t) 8 Crosby to w t up en k'Mti'Wk• Poltsll St_,t LuQue ,..... tornotrow ot 9130 p.m. In I) Oicl•nOorl .......,._ SlcOCing Part1 _._od Ill' tM U<tlc S4l•u ol tonight ot 8 p.m ot the USA. NJog.ro Foils 81¥<1 Z8~ &lbjects 101 • ""'"'""" -~ tMldfte Rudy. fl -poiCI- lo< portoctpotlqn Coli P!c m ot 8JI .. 7<1A lrlsllllluclctlt AUn. Of'OOI'IutloNimeoUng LO<r>Onow 22 at .t p.m. tn 232. Squlr~. f"itow mtmbcf• wek:ome fof mon: lnlo<metlon all Mike ot 8J2·2402. Bradfort Cub..-utomouowot 7·30p.l11.inthe.t«<NN flootloun ... fled Jocke<. Ell-t - be <lay p.op~&'a AUienc. mceu tocloy ot }t)O p.m. 1ft 311 Squire . Wlr>e end pot1J Frlcloy .t 9 p.m. In TownKftd.MSC ~ Sigma A.lpbo ~ority would lilco 10 Qd to .:fOU.. WHy not get to know u. be com~ 'o one of ow ~T,..Iglot ot 8 p.m. In J2.51'1FAC, Elllco<t ....S Jon. 28 ot 8 p.rn.ln-234 Sq..lre. Note: B.Kk- ls o IJnlv.rslly I~M Spt<'UUITiv 1'4ot\cu arc_ run fru ol Gn• roe.. Tht Spectrum does I"Ot iJU..,.lH that d notku wDI 1ppear Mel rt.Rn'U the right to ~dlt oil no~ leu. !«>TICU TO APPEAA /'lORE THAN ONCE I'IIJST liE REIIUBI'ItnED I'OR EACH P!Utrrmo. c-wpsUnt,...l not PW>ttd. Ouclllnu "'~ 1'1-y. w.-.sor on<l F»ttoy ot . - . "Didn ~ I do lti>" -Phllfip.Clal}ton Mou o--""tlh~--\1>-tloo......toot ~ -,._ - .._.~ ~-·(N-1( ll>'all ~ '11-.a .. llw l•ucty II you . bnl< alalhu. -Y· "'-'*',.W ~.~or._...,.er-.-:r.w........, ... f - - - - " - - l l t C I I S o illltooQI(Itbe -- .... - ....,.,_, ......In . . . . ._,...·~·-The --J~Oirooil.Coll~­ ~ .... lfl!l? ...... ~- ... ----~. . . . . . . .. _ _. . . . . . . . In 106"""-t ..,~ r..., Hodc., ... ~ ktW c~ r - - - ...... ..., ~ .-1 meeting tDdoy In J32 Sq<4rc. CAC CIMc:e - ~ ,_.,-U>doy at 4 p.m. in 330 ~ U . d o i p - - r \ u l l.mect>todoyat • 3 p.m. 1r1 the c.p.n loungoe. ground floor. AC. Nt CJo<Mn. AC -todey .. 4p.m. _ _ . a . . ..-tstodotyat;l;:30p.lll.in221 1>1:. . c~ Ice limo, 7~; l'lttl'• Swlmcnl~r.: OWing • ~rr:.::::. . W~'l 8o1Mt 01 ~l¥oni!y FtU•yc Hock~J~y "' · Pl•tuburgh S'a te College:. Tor>owtn<lo Ice Time, 7130 p.m• Wrutflng ot New York Slott Chomplonolups. vo~~e,._ - . - ....__ ,.,..,_ .,. ..,... -~~Tnii30..~. 111SCo • I t - fO<'tno Wlrller <:aahrol .,....,.. ..oijololc~ 113 Oorl< 1!.11, /'ISC. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Sudano sald Friday that bor c:oll~lla arc Betaauen:d by repeated bud&c< """ which ha-. pWWDJ ID focu their <DCT&ia fO< ru<oradoc on Vi<e cawed linin, but bav< 001 hindered PfOST.,. in Praidcnt for AI. od<mk Affairs Robcn Rouooa. Womm's Studies CoU<a< (WSC). '"'" coordlnaiOn Acconlilla 10 liku. the full-dmc staff liD< OJo .... iodicued Frid.aytba1 the moot r«<DI blow-co the tun< bel!! by Ju~y Garricl<, who is key 111 plannill& for ohe of So<JSG-<Ny Wreak serious havoc on 1hdr prosram. Much Rqional Conf<nn«. Sbc abo led a 301Hcvcl A.:eordioa to Coli<~• Co-Coordinator Unda courK wbidl cffeai>dy 1auab1 <KII<rs how to UUinl<:t • Sudano, ''lbc Unhtt$11) ·, commhmcn1 ts ncM so catar- clas.s an)'IDOI"e.'' " With -.hal ls b.appm..ma now:· said Hkks,. """«'arc Womc:n't Studiu ttPOU«"dfy rr<civc:dnoi!Cc- mo•1n1 I <)'011<1 ow abill1y 10 cope. We a« abo Doccml>er J I llw lt> l JJ.OOO annual budact would b< cl&m3Paa our fwun ,.hen ... ble Jud) d<a-eucd by Ovct So<OOO. Tlw amounllranDl1n loto 1 ,Who, in r feet. train d otben.." rediKllOO or two course kna and on< fuU-<imc starr 11-losses Sud~ Olld ......., ompowble" to deal ~ Ho<u, lidded, h wner, tlw pcshaps lhe m011 She wd u delirnt<ly po1ou 10 lf<Kibk fO< on·aoin& dcvutauns cff«1 bf he cut 4 ~~the bw<leo oo pro~,. sueh a> 1 R....,nal C'onfermei to be hosted by thOM 1dl tn the 1 rovam. Pf'C'\mtin:& lhau from UB and Buffalo Stile Collq;e Women'• Studio fOCVJma aucnuon • D nrw dforu.. ·~ could bcPIOIJII'M ID Mareh It abo may spell d11a>1a fO< UH's ruUy darnapnf. 10 rhe SA PfOposal ~o e ba-. hem po.,_al 10 offer a llodldol of Atu d<~reclhrou&h I he "Dftll\& 011," .<be s;ood. " The Dean said he .,.. '<I'Y b7 &;/DNn.Cioltf lose_,..,.,. ..,,h. !:UrritUiurn. Wilh the e:nurt • UnJ'"t"IS.It)' ..addled by budl(tl tQtrlruons and thi<Otcr!CSI with furthet <ulb>C~ I lor 19!11-82. no provam,. >«urc. Ytt Wom<n's Sludlt\, ,.hi<h <inc.. 1978 has bad Ill SA I.OOO ••'locltiOn whllllcd 4own, dasm1 cuti havr b«n da&ptOpUrtiOnalt 10 thlliC' tmPQSt'd on ~hC'.- KCtorr. 1n l hr Culk'att. 4 11$1 U.no•aUoa " Dean o' tht C"()Ueae~ Murtay Schwam• said his ratu>nalt rot UUIIO& Wotnen'a Sf\JJIO *aJ \h&\ 11 W'llS. hoe lhat woula alfea <he tcwe\l P<Qplt," '-'d pan lime 113ft membet Alluon Hie~• Sudano tdd<d 1har 1hc Dean na~un1aan~ he: wiU n<'l talk about resLonn& lhc ..::uJ "He- ~Yl. 'whal's don~ 1.1 done, 1h.at'a. u:· \he rt\.'"OUnttd St:hw~onJ wa) UJta\llilablc for tOtnmnu '[ monday $Upp()0HC Of 1\ 1 bUt then be lu.tnl around and cutJ 1(,'' The proposal, >Oe added, was just &a!Dill& momm1um . .. h wu JIUI naruna 10 mo"t lhtoush the n&hl channrb." HK:ks said. ••aut we wC"n: hopi,nc to the budxtt we h.ad. IU that ecu C."Ut , 'Ill' (' !W:t the BA Ule losonr ooo." .. SA ,lSO cut rcprcs.tnn abou t onc-thted or tbc cut.$ upon thr CoUescs. The tcuwnd~ of the '"'pc»cd su.ooo funlllna decrcuc ,..., >pread amona the o1hcr ntneColleae.. Sudano maimainN thai Cora P~ Mal<>n<r (CPMI CoUeg< was abo c 1 Rv<rely, bur mcmbcn ot thou prupam rduscd COl •nrtu Friday. liio:ls ""Platll<d thAI the bud&< decrease and conscquenl lar-<>rf wrll go lnro cr _., Wedoaday• thoua/1 full flaur<> havo not ya """ released by .5.:/l.,aru and are not sd>n!uln!1o bo. made public unlil -CO'I4~~ )._ 19 January 1981 \I of l l No <8 SUNY • • BuffalO Committee formed by FSA to negotiate price olf land b•h~r>lt 'ilm ... \1 f IM 111,\\.lh' Ut II 't\)• , hr ~d6n.l . f he -.nn"'4.1 l'u' of I he OO..f.J ... . ,. 1na t lh<" lnunl~'' tntc-re"\1 tn ~~c land 1\ llO\ H1 a tl'l•tollt .. ..._t;U~W ~~.~t.kltl o\).""'Jilloft l t-~At. u1 ~fi.lh.t't o\ n1htnt'~~o ttndc"~ot-k•ped btd to ro k\.~f'l '"" h"Y Stl rn,-n 0, _..c·rei ol l).nd o r 10 propo.c • counlct olll<f, ;n<ed flidl) IO let twO Of liS tncmbcfl and an f'SA ~touwy nqotl.atc tht priC"C wt1h lo,..n olftc~t.s I SA Pruidcnt t 'ordttl S~o.hathttf . frnilulet Ed ~ <~tuu ,...,. DlrMon tn Dot)' .and ano roty Slt~t =P<•~··•<d " w~d: br lh< t.wd ol a tuvhcr pt10e'' from tn.. fo-.n. and iT a prttt 1.\ unamniOUJJ)' d«•dt'd upon bV the lhtce!', 10 apf'lrO'It" tht Y lt o f the- laud I he t»rcc~m.ut (ofumltt«' e•nnot •i..CC:Pt. ;an ufln lc"o han 1he 1o,.n'• ottarnal b<d hl hll.) an opuon un the lan<J at SI6.SO Ill iiCr~. tnd an" d«Wun tJ fKil \UbJ«'' to the cottrt boord'! approval. A oc~ vanabk ....t\ac."h h.u (flitted tbt: pro poinl laud oak. liC\ord11\! 10 Oo<y, "the mi.J(U ••tor 1n tht. pro()O)f'd ~e lo Amho••, and .u tht ~ ltmt \1\ould noc pi.l!) •ll) )tantn•.""lnt role'" •hrth~ tv .M"II H to tht- l o•n A lk1Mt0W'nrt '!I "IMO\.:IItlliJh tn..rtn Jhe am v.herc lbt Sll a....-~ or l.l.nJ M t loc-a.J~ h;u btm ronunuaJiy wcwlclnl .6,J.IInst tht' s:a.k, daunma 1ha.t a sfodlt landfill ~ouJd bot' -.·n ... lronmnually danacroul to .uta rnidtnt.s A \Oiid wutt landfill•' h._tl)' to ~S«< as far -.or~ PJ05J)t'CI Wh•ft Slo)vtral board mc:mhers havt maintaint'd that th"' usc. ot the land n; tht (Qth."t'''n or cht huyC"r, ncx thf: idler Dor.,. did nocr thai Coum y·, Interest u. ·'les.tt dairab,c' ' th.an ttl« ToYrn·,, ,,.,~,.~ o·c...... .. EQQnAnHO fEAM.. ltc'Vfly ~~ AaaO!dlllloft (F~ Pft;• ich>ftl ~ ~ kNct.tH ~,SA tnom., 51•~ IC.aaoQo ~ •M ...,.I'd Tbc propo)al ptumrutd an uray ol arcumeou I tom tht' t~uh) n~cmbt:n on the A rilll AI no po1n1 10 t~e m«llnJ drd lhe board a vucc o n wheiha co wll the Land to bOasd A»>t..rtUC Prof~, or Ph"~la 4.nJ AmhU<l. althouch one dir etlor. A ~Honomv Jonathan liC tt~.hrrl . .,he" llO'o\lbolll) tltlt Ene Counl) may be rnrem<..t M•notemcn\ Prof<S-or John Boot. did mfotmcd -.hat Sub--Board w" , -"'KI M m "'ml Ibe. land for 11 .10lid·• autc: dump tnfofmaJI~ Ju.uc.st 11 t-lowe"'•'. FSA ~ &SVtPl th't ttltcrt"f hom I he ~k to An Or&.a:DitaliOO thai h~ nv f._ ~.ill\ manbcn on Dot~ ...., the FSA lon<l. "-'ed four mll<s S«mt l) Gust~~•o Rc)llOiO said lhll u diCI 1l11e•:'ll) nortb ot Uac 1\mbcnC Campo•. has nUl tOP<at u 1f lb< To .. n .. ould """' r~M>~< \1 becD plocxd llwd on allll of four liln b) tilt 111< •lfet, and lmM FSA •ho<lld wall Wh-c:n told lhaJ Sub...Bo.Jd wu 1 JO~t:rntHJ Countt as a posable ~ for the Dvty aar<ed, ., did orltcr ....,b<u. ud no bod)' 101 tcudau fca aac:i h..t PO rdMKHJ. 10 Cha rTer and L.anc:astn cfi.&IJ'Ipt. ,ole • a:. 1a.. m 1'1tt: .s ub~ of a C'ounlcr- fOCWIJ) memben. R<o<hen w...,.al IIIII 11 Th< Chaff«landlill ..... doo<d r~lt by offa was abo dropped 11 Bool nored lllt1 ~hou1d h.avt- a fK\IIt) n::p'dc'T\IiiU,_c lhe Sial< Oepanmmt or Envaronmcn~al FSA • ould be m konathc sale b) makmc the ·~no "o~ th&nl the Stuckot A.Doel..uon CoN«'"A!IOI'I because ol WUI< ~. pnn: 100 lu&b "and the Citl!chun Sl udtn1 A.uoc~uon s.houkf BefO<< - · · · lhe land uk, '-"! ha"c: tacutn mmabcn abo" J pcrptntd " o olfolflcaKt roctnbers d<ba1<d-aa IOJIItb- abow •bot to Suo-Board 0...11R&D \bt' MO<He 1>led Board members polllled out bow""a. thai do"'"" I he money rf th< land m fac:t "<old. " Wit) nol)' R.OLben r~ th< TO\On ofAmlxrtt-wll>cll is tnlerested In Slud<nl A1Jon1uon (SA) Pnadcn1 TIDI ._. th< laod for a Jluda< and ash Shedwl pracnled • propoul before the aodf'ill~ claim the laod a1 aoy time by boeTd 1h11 ealled for FSA and Sub-Bovd's Stlll ,.,..;.._ JW)u ol "c:miDall !loalald," and in cffOCI Ia...,.. 10 come up wllh a «>ntraa with the The propo..al ,... rtna~~y amenrled 10 ..,_the Cblllll)' from bu)'lna 11, folio'O'In& prov~>lom: dioaot thai the tawrns fron~ the two nonShoWdlhcToWIIlnvok<tbbrlalnto dllm Thill FSA r<l&IQ the P<incopal dmvcd for·proru oc><por•lloru draw up • ooruract pRVOIC laod for public - . II 'IVOUid be from the sal< o r !he land : fO< ..hat IO do With Ihe money d<nV<d from ft:QUired to compauarc fSA for the laod l'hel IM •n•~ amcratcd from the sale ahc sale, ~nhoul tbt- spcc,ftc f)rOVI.PonJ wiUdlr 1(dlog noted woul9 be 1 r11ure ao to Sub-Board and be """'' m IOCXlO<'d.mc:< Shed~ an hid called '"' • d«<DDined by til< To...., aDd (br with IIIIUI<Ialory student fee auldclmes: The SA Prc:Admllll<lohat hr would ba'< ~. h'IVOUid!IOin<e:essarilyba~ to lllaiFSAbe"rumc:tedu«>ho.. ltcould liked U> see Yle Board pU> hiJ arrJioal .;.b<:....::"' :....:: llilll ;:: ' :.;...:.:.;...:t u ;he ;.:....;S..;.I..;.650:..:....on __ ..,.. .;...._"' _ k_ed _;.. for '-Lo-"CSS __•tJe _ ;_pr_ona_..;·pal _ ._"_ , _ __ _ _ _ _ _.....,._ uuon, bu1 added thai he w1.1 nor hide: U, - P.l I II ~ ( "'"< Comilf home? - P.J' I 'Disco~ - ,,.,,t.IR'f td Oo4y (~ ~ . .. , namtG Fridel .esi'SA'•~tor. w... ltM tCJIIIfl'l (l4~to..... tN li'OOOMd ._. ol5.l ol FS A t llnCL .c:"" tJP\appOmlrd m l h~ "'•rcrN~tt~ n \otf\1011 .. rM •htn•) J 'III>QIIlcd lUt -...u po~&bat tt.1 an. he \ii.H.I ahl't thC" m«"llnJ ··wC'·"< ~\':• the- \file for wmnhtnr: to ax- •nrLcJ mu • Shn:'hooin ·~ tloP.n& to WI: the" tniCfC'\t lronettk rtk.N~l 111 h<tr tman<r: ot P"' ;ut'i) luru::k<J Jlu<k-nt un~~t • n o" the 1\mhott\1 l .unpu ~ h ) wpopk:mcnl ' "C' OM 1ttr ')citr 1:a p4annu•~: co burld Wtw:n Ooc) rtK:nllt,mC'd thai the ~ate m.a-. fi.Jf IM' '"-"'nd UOtOII. membe-r Alan P,..,uh...,, \ lC"r4.c:alh l.\l.cd ._ht'n cha• mtc;ht O..a&l ••( ""._.nl"\ J')\o.l Uf' C"'t' Mont.' ~d llln W'\11 11m' t tn&lk.c and 1M \-"-c- rrntOml IOf \t-. ~emc-nl 4n)... t'frU In CH " C't tKl-"M\\, lhot board K,c-ptC'd tbc: Unt't",.tt)" "dr P•otnmmmt tomm«ttt') oepon o l bu .. rl allo<.ar«l S.!5.UW fc.ndkfl , nt~ U\ r'f <Ill aJlUCJ-1100 rOf 4 uru,e1,_., • a &hi m..dun.c, ~ -.cod eut.th .. nat " thma w~ H c: ,....., told tl wa) a l.at!C. t~ ODe·,.ctt CJ.CTCI\C mai)hnr "otl, f )0!' , •• I he. ouupoLna opponent hi F~A •\ fundma of a rescue vdudt mxl. " That •, "'-hat .,.,t n~ tbt' ambul.l.nte fot . 10 P"~-~ utt l!Udc:nt •hu i.b op the wa,ht s on thnr fM •• ... ~., Ptcsw:lc:nl ~·u fo1 nC'C'd • hcaru,· · A~ t~tanl Vk"' HOU\In' Lconud Snydtr JO~ed . Pp.S-1 1 F'.e fthftn - P. /1 I Close bss - P. / 4 �; l . l ~saney ~ . Profs may ! ..I ~ } - • •a.; play 'I Spy:;. lntoxlc:atod wnc,on Pub .,.UCIIll wbo teDd to~ patMoid thai people ~ wauilfaa:lbaD - y 1000 baV. tbdr balludnalloils tum into rcallty. Scveral VB poydlok>Jy profeuon, iududl.na F.oculty Senate Cbalr NormaD Soltorr. have .,..,.....a interest 1o cond.uctlbc an experiment 1n the Pub to .s..'"";"" tbe dTecu or liJI!tina and music volume 00 alcobol -·· · .~ . P4b surveillance center CODSWII~:-- . Thunclay's mcetlii, of tbe Collegu. ~omm. •rwe are very exchtd, but we' are wOndering IIA.O... "Since we have been tryin& to d~lop the BA program, we have been cut consistettOy. "Women's Studies b evidently not bei111 viev.ed as priority. Eiiher the work we do is not respee.ted, or it b wberc this UnlVersity's commicmeot Ucs,"' she said. Wblk Hic:Ju sold she believe& other aroups IOCfe COD!Ultcd on how t!>g< could iboc<b the new bu4<t TCSlrictlons, Women's Slbdie$ was not.· Additionally, she said WSC and CPM were .....,,Iaiiy the only two P,rQitaiDS thai tocU< such am.bk' redUctions. The CoOecr or Utban Studies, HJcJu explained, was au. but the two oourses it loll were slated to be eancdled and !be-one liDe tblt was rtdueed was occupied by ., ~.ructor ~ bad r!ano.(d to l~ve. , Seh.....u. reasorma tn tutun& WSC jUS1 d0C$11 1 =:0:.: AssUtant Profe:soor of PsyclaoloiY David Ptfklns approacbtd the Foeulty Su¥1au Auociation (FSA) Fridiy to tot pennU.ion for th~ experiment. FSA, whleb ~as Food Service-the Pub's operllor-uililer~ . ~; 1 !.~ ~r":·t~~H~~~.';'";;~ ~ banner-"?'ed tU pqmimon aslotli as nonnal Pub oi>creuota people, but this da ,1a number of our mld-yur are not tnlcrferr-ed wath. . The Professors still _have several people and committee& to appr001eb before b<&innlna the ~mt. • • Per kills raJd tbe e>epenmmt WIU be underwritten by the Nauonal Institute of Afcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, anctwill entaD a toUI!Il boun of obsuvatlon spread out over sis eonsecutive Wtdne&days. lt.s purpose is to ... if certain music t•oluma and li&htin& lntensilla affeet aloohol consumption and the behavi." of' drinken. A person will observt pauon.s as both the mu.Ac and i&h«ina arc put at various levels. ~ · • Vlelt Toronto a '" Pirandello's ' .H ENRY IV" commilme:nts. We ate on call to the eampu.s a.s weU as the rommunlrr." • Hkk.s reason d that the , BA proposal would probably fall fro 1 the attention of WSC manbers who bavepwbtd its. fv. She $Aid sincr it is still te<hnic:aJly only a proposa It ,...,..ld have the leu~ immediatt elfeetl! "nealeC ·d."."'l'm .Ureft ..UI be slowed dov.n u we devote o· en~ies to immediate needs," ohe opined. · Aftrt Wedn. .day, a.:cording to Sudano. tlte ptOJtllll will be left with tW<J run-time and 00< p&n· time starr people and a c:oordinator. " The work load will haw to be pieked up by others tnd that seems peny lmpo¢ble," &be admitted . Cd11a11Juct•~ not underStood ... The Co-Coordillator maintained that her proaram is at a crili<:al j uncture" now and ealled upon the Univtrsity to restatt its commitment .. l:lick.s ar&ued that the eontinual eut.s jeopardi.tt mueb or what has been developed by the proatanl over the post 10 yean. Remcrnberlna at one time a six· person a arr "ooUettive,'' •be said the (ew people who remain can harClly conjure vp that imqe. .,We have 10 wonder what Us'•s commitment is 10 tfte prosram as we develoiJ<d it," she said. "The only thin& I can &Uf;i$ i.s that they have their own i.!leas or what Womrn'sStudieobould be." Hicks added that the sainc cut-one full-time starr llne- W11S thrwened last Sprin1. but eJ<plained that community ancf facuhy suppor( prevcnfcd iL Additionally, she odd"", Wharton called upon the University to ha..·e the line rcing:ated. Womtn's Studies woes are not new to tbc Uninnity. Attention on the p<Qgrarn was perhllPS moa clearly foeuoed in 1979 when leadiiiJ fem'niSI and sebolor lillian Robinson rcsianed ·her teac rina poa at Uij beeausc sbe said she was "hopelessly trustrated" by tlte Univcrsity'.s lack or s:uppon for the / .merican Studia* proposed PhD pro&fOm, by it.s elimi ..ation or the few women-only elassc$ and by the disanpeara.oce or the wale of an annot•nctm<Ot by SUNY Cbanc<Uor .. feminist environment" which Jured her here from the Clift~ R. Wbanon I hot tM 1980swlll be the decade or ~chuseus tnsilturc or Technology. Sfdano pointed out t~t tM cuu come abnrut in the Buses will lea-..&.it : jan. 31 from the Malo St. campus at 10 am and return 10 pm Tickets are available at Squire Ticket -office for the play until Jan. 21 ($4 .50) and for the transportation untO "Jan. 26. ($4.00 Cirrolo Italiano members, S6 non;~~~). ' · Tu B'Shvat The New Year For Trees Celebration & O~ten House At the Main Street Chabad House 3292 Main Street, near Englewood Mon~ay Jav. 19 7:30 p.o:i. Imagine yourself deSigning a sonar system that can locate any ship in the ·o cean. ·EARN 3- CREDITS H,lp Produce ~CATEI ; StUdents Course ' Tacher halation Your Guide in Selecdna Counes .... •J -~WM·"'"l- .... _.,...._.._ .............,._. ............... At......... ~ . . , .., ,... Int ........ .,. -,..-·-............... HUGHES l ~------, l ~iA~il ;;ec;i.n~eo-..-A•~ ............. -- GROUND SYSTEMS _. ALL· FRESHMEN who have not taken college skills exam s_, (Math a English) shoijld .report on Jan . 2and.. to ' r , room Z03 Dl.efendoif at 2 pm to t ake a make-up. �Negotiations The end may finally be near for the 52 hostages Ownership of the mooey b<lonJinato the u-rubna family Plhla., b 10 be d<cided by the couru. Tbe final Jt<p for the rda.sc of th< hoslqcs, u broack:uted by Amerieall and lnnian media, ..-.. for tb< Untied StOics to lrarufa tilt....., Afla aim< It IJ mon1hJ of c.ptlvity and JCVcnl prcma1un twDOn ol money to Allaia. The North African aotJoo is """"" u a neutral third 00\ appearsthOIIb<hOIIIII<S may be<OtDIQa helm<. Oo Friday, pany in the lw>dlin& Of the h - t n<SOOilfiOM IJid .. tO JCn< IS reporu ~II 01 Inn bad..,..., to 1enns ca111na fot US rckue of tnrur<r<T of all mooia. the Pcnaan Gllfoatioo'• ftOI.fti....U. OYer theb.aodliAaof this money II IS been the "'-ior obll.ad< fot botb '1llllool in rcadlina 1 Nolo1af<ft mutually The ld1lina of tilt clo1ma fot.,. St~Jb'• wtaltb and th< froun ....,. Howevu. by loJe in tilt ot\m>e>Oa State ~~ Spot.,_ ADito completed fulfillmmt or lht IOUf lranw dttnandJ presented to Stotkman datmc-d tho! despit< tD<dio ..,...,.......,.. thOI .., qmm<Dt W&Jbilllloo tluouah Alccria late Lw October. The oth<r " ' 0 ddnand>. bad been r<IICIM:d. Am<ricaa oqociltioo t<~m~ i.o AJci<n and i.o thOI IlK United Slat<> pronusc 1101 10 tntufcre '""" tnterrull lraniu aff111n Was!Jinltoa bad 1101 y.c orriCiall)' oehl<vcd .., ~ or their t<fliU and thOI 1\mericaD comPIJlia 1101 '"" rcx dlrnaaa .,.."" '"" l.dOini< frotn Iron. Sb< olckd thOI both tilt Ullil<d States and lfiDiaD dd<pUom Rcpvblic, have been satisfied. l'raxltnt CMUT prOI'IW<d norunt<rvcnuon wen •iD •udyb 1 the lentil and r<fUJed 10 opcatloJc oo bow cloo< 1i> last Ottober and lht lnltiiJl hrliamaJt'• 1<Jto1a!>oo 1ut w . . k coveral by Alaa C. Kadlit Sp«frtotft Stoll -·it ,..,,.,. r-w ou.- """"'"bk """'""""*· COIIlplelioo tilt 0 :s04lodools ...... The Now York Doiq H.ws bad "Hotlqcs to COllie helm<" embl&zq>ed IlK froot ,... or iu Fridoy editioo Olld all dly tilt llrwaYa .... r<panlna thOI tin '2 All>atcuJ. U..tb< ~b dl1 of eopdvky. could be oo a plane lor Ewos'< In houn. The DC.S, ~dly wakl111 in Suxtholm. belonp too Califorllio clwl<r OOII\Pil\Y and Is 10 Oy lh< host. .es frO(D Iran to RanJiein .-.lr But, W<SI Germany. ICTOSS Gea•rm &n~<r> and rinan<ialexperu In Loo Anl<kl, Walhil\llon, and London "e"' worklna 10 P"'Jlllf< '"" ...... uamfCT frum us banks lO the Banlt or EnJ~land. One biUion dollaro In at>ld and Sl .l billion in bank" ....u were hoped 10 havt been tranxferred by ~p. m . Wuhlnaton dill< on Friday. On Thurodl.r, lkh1.ad Nabav!, Minilltt ol State lor Ex«:utlve Affairs and thi~r hostqc: neaotJ,a1or Cor lr1n, reponed an eceepan« "'in &mtn..l" or the American rc:spon>< to Tchaan'• proposal. The Unlt<d States t_, under Ani•un• Seeretary of Stole Wanen Cht!Jioph<r ha6 aaroed ou Wedn<>day to tcmn which Included th< immedlalt IUifreezio& of 7J percent of Iran'• S9., biUioa tied up In Amerieall banks. Tf>e other SZ.l billion will ranain and b. .ub)<a 10 arbtnllion. Atlcria will tall< 5.5 biUlou dolws and rtkasc.lt 10 Iran dmu- . , . .sty u the United SlattJ usumes cus1~·~ of the: boslqes. Ira•, had on.inaUyul ed fot $1• billloo toco•a tbclr OA<tdalmiUid fcx 10 biU on dollln 10 ..:c:ollDI for tbc I'Clunt of tb< !Jilt Shall's wealth. privxe4olms. Lut .....t tb< lra.oiao parliament poSS<d ooc "aneraenq bill" and is ~ed to soon puo • .-ond dtalioa with th< ~ cNls. The r.... bin-<OIIlpksed on Wednesday~rrldaUy sanctiolltd arbitrliion u a way of Rttlina I riD's...., claimJ7' The - d bill, <Xprtl<d to be paSRd llus WCO<lc tails for noaionalizati<on or tbc Shah's "pllltldercd" wealth. Thb nfo~ is ap<tted 10 help lron'oclalm io ·court. Ironically, Friday was th< 1tt0nd anniversary or tile Shah Pahlovi'• 11eciug !Jim, wllitll clima>ed tht Iranian r<Volutlon and ultimately led to lhc establishment of Atatollah Khomeinl's Islamic: Repubbc Tbt fat< of Amherst ,.,..,""" writ<r Cyntlll.l Owytt is uruclAJed to the ..,,Y I><Miaa< ncaotiations noted Stoekman, addlna that the Swi" IOVcrnmcnt was ill contatt wJth lnn\an offldals and were workina toward• a rdc:IJC' ot the WOOIOO impriJOII<d linee April. So far, no Ohlr&.. havt b«ft plated apill$1 ~Nyu, -tbc Swiss cmbwy reponed, notina that •h< II b<ina properly wen <ar< of and is in Jood health . Pri'Sidcnt-drtl Ronald Rcqan. who llu tailed the lnuuans '~bubarians-". fo r t.U:iRa Lbc hosta,aes. dld not imd\Cdiaady c:ommmt on Friday's l<tivitics. He bad saidJMiier thai after h< rates orr... on TuCJday II< would ~&hiY ~z...the silllOtioo befcxe !Uioa any ltloon Aller 443 days, tb< .-bs or o1n< Amcncao serviotmal. Iranian tcrrorijou bo ~· lht fall 9f a Presld<nt, and'"" an.Say or a nation. th< ._.,..arc p r - y comina bomc. Now th~ ar• no CAoCWO fDf the «<Ott<<Iy. Is there life after~ cancer. Some -ll'W1c - INI """' When ~ c:ara< IS turl!d. lt1e - .... -M~nonNII!fe ~ Ameran c.ncer SC!Oet'tlr1cWsbette< ~~ -~ ---""' .. tner ~,.., [l'>er jOtJs Tllete IS life lite< C3nCef w'I® or cme to \IOU neeos IMn9 oroof •~'~'«JJe 1'14.'10 ""'"' American Cancer Society Piau SliM ll.,atr UNCOlN PARK MOlil "Your Kev co;,.Iott" To 100/o otSCOU W\TH nnS AD 47K~reAve. SIIOBS UPAIUD a 58015 DYID .. ..._,..._....,.,._, ..,~ 47 Keamore Ave. At Ualvenity Piau 836-4041 SCIENCE FICTION FIL M Film Narrali•e 414, 4 cr. TuiTh 1:30-3:30 p.m . Registration no.: 497032 FILM COMED Y Film Analysis 3068 4 cr. TuiTh 10:3().12:30 p.m . Registration no.: as221 WAR& VIOLENCE IN FILM The harmony is like music as UUAB Board gathers The u~r Unioo Aamua 8ovd (UUAB), ~ by woa la>l ........... lw CDl<red 1951 willt a - r.... and so ruev~ ball unila. Atrcr a December r<orpairatioo-lhat took lbc dedsiDa makina for piMnma r.bows out O...lloods ODd iDlo thole of I Pr--01 Boacd wbith is lllced to meet oaoe 1 or • or'"'"'..,.,., ...,.k-tbe contnwcnial Union 8oerd ••• many peraooacl ......,., wilbiiQCIIeVWltrOIIlavlna tile or,..Uwioft or IHIImioJ dill- roles. UUAB h"' ..co Pllbliclly Clta!r111an irian Smook, hb I\HI>laal Hodr Olor011 and M\loic Commhttc Co·CIIaln Robto St..a~ Xtowo rcsip thdrpoou. Smook ..,_, to bdp VUAB i<lact Ills t ............... and J:rowD - e d .........~ benll OCl the Proarlllllmloa Boord . Sllioler recdwd • inltOIIbip ..;m 11M loc:al coocon piOfJIOCiba rttm or Harwy IUid Qwky ODd 'I'U Mbd 10 r.tcp Sbilic:r ....s dowD frotn b<rWABpoll b<a.ue oraf...-.ciCOClllic:tofbucna. NewThe "'-"">mini 8ovd held iU l\nl liiCICdlla Tbiii'Jdly nJaltHIId m..sc 110 r..mu llecisio01 oo ldtcllna ant~ rot lhc Sprina. lltfO<c UUAJI ..., ,... a ~ ..,...,,_ Film Analysis 306A 5 cr. MIW to-noon Lab to be arranged Registration no~ ~240 & 145742 NON-FICTION FILM 410, 5 cr. Documentary Film History TuiTh 6:25-8:05 p.m. lab TuiTh 8~10:05 p.m . lee Reglsttatlon no.: 133793 & 461756 For more lnfor· matlon call 831·2426 Center for Media Study �Hey Jack! I b~ The Spectrnm is lookin4 for writers. Think we could !let elected? . . . _ _ __ _ .. •• • I --· . It's easier than that. ·Be a writer, ~ ·photo~apher or artist for T&e SpeCtrum just visiting 355 · - · :_ - Squire. · .· ·we're· looking .for ~ou! · • • I �~~~©@W@~ ----~--------------~--------~--~~--~-~-·____] ( New healers enter medical field; take doctors_ ~unprofitable, cases - - - - - - - - - -br no..... &om (PNSJA • MW !.oyer os bo;ng a<lo.d to th• olroody h~ly . . . . . . . . .~~:;;- hulth ID'Idfted~., A . - . mtdlc4ol pro/eoolon. • mid-ltYti of who paform monv ol the family -,·· chofa. bul -to. a cWv. ~ ~ 1n the Unlttd St-. .. dcMg ocher ........tul tnMrpritb did foos 11110-inc:apof~. '*trig • IC*Wood lobar to.c. to handle ofiU , . """""' Is , _ prolouncl 1n Amcnc."s unol ......,. .one:! lnne dbft. wt.or. tht ltw rnklml d~.,.. now ollie to _.o ...... - ~-- lorl>idJ t'- .... -t 1M moOim prOCUC. IJ run lib ""Y ott... ~.· Paul Stelor, • opodab phy5idan'• who implam pacemolccr. wiCh oClll'<liologiol in Son Landro, c..Jilomio •b d"""""' us &om tht wuaJ Amtricon toyt physician modoj ol • - - """"' llgurt TI-M oHen<IJ people, bul M's tht ......, ol US hMIIh con tocloy . "PAs .... ldo4ll ponr.. 1n • : H-..y Ano. who -t.od In • procoa In Stodclon, Colfgmj,, "'Wo procfuco lrl<lame, bu< ·...r J)Oiioi'IG becauoo ,..~ogo~~y Qn) phyoodan'• - - con' their~ pro<t!Oo ....... . The,.... hHien-phyoocian"• - -. t....flynUIM p r - .one:! C«tiffod nww mid-- may ba\14 had p<evtous IIV>fng u ,._.,.... "",_ Som<t ...,.. ,.,..,.. mtmbort ollht Army M.dlcal Ccrpo Som<t had only bochtlor's ~I>Dcn ~In a two or low ~·· pr<>Wam Uwlor • dodor"t Phytidon's CIJrnr1lly In ol trn. b<anc'- ol tht mlltory. In Cailfomfa pr\lons. h4elth and m....y rurol modlcoJ pracdc01 Some 700 phj.oidan's -..u and 2.000 ,_., nurM ~now pradlao In Caifarnio. a , _ ..,.., to mld-lnol ~ ol &om tht hW. nwnbor ol raid4nl ph)lllcloru Tho mojonly wheolboy- ~In .... South. who:ro tht physician's - - ,.,._ otfgiNrecf, and . . . . . . . -• . . - .....,.,. lll<'omlrlg ~. mtdlciol.__, .one:! ....... a.gory ~ tw t-. gllle ""*'to""""'·in rounds. A lew OR -lab own~ . ......wv nnl one! lnMr tho W>lwnt ol _.,.. IN-.d by dly mo<lcol proc:boa. ~ tht p«>>tts one! d>anglng "" <6ndy tbop - I C : t oliN ...... oi!Q. Mon lmpcc1onl. mfd.Jeyti 1pndllloneoo compenoaalor tht Wftl ......,_ ollho privldt halth .... oyolem. They open<! """' wtth ~ ~ ,...,-body'" ~ mtdlclnc .one:! h4tllh td\Otatlon. and ""-> far - . In Tho .... . ................... ...... - Nowllla.-v~-""""*""" ~.......... "* - Pl!yoldont . . .... bec:omlne - - moln-• ..,.,l.wtions. '**''" in .... " " ' - Ooopia qiOolliod ~by--.. '--· --~-bok\letlwMW medlcM . . _ ol lobar Mil produce • - - · · OpPm\ticc . ,y N\OIIIl J00n ~the morkto foo heolth-. p- "Physicion . _ . . . thould not bo u.ood to ,...._ • p , - wh4nol Ql'1e II ...a.bio. • Hobert _ h _pradon ... OIMonM Ac.odomy ol ~. F.rnly ~ ,. point " '-""e oey w.. .W.O.~ ........ ol meclbl -. ....... "' .... ~. ~-~ ~ 1,000 ~·· ~- M-t\1400.000-=- phll*lont In .... . . . . .. 16,000fomly - . . . -. - 2.000 . ....... ~"--*-15 ~ .... 11116- .....,, • thon 30 po!Qiftl 19611, .... ...... ........ ........ Clllv - n.. .. _ __,.,. us ---... ...... . �. ....... t E ~ ! OPEN HOUSE ~ i ! ~ i ~ Tht StanfO<d prO!Jam, which trains physloan·, OSOISI"""· t~ the rural wus ond lnne elba o1 Cahfomla, drav.ing ~~~ from t1w • eos they ,.;~~ owntually MrW Scu~ ~.,..,!lOOn olint.,._ ucnong 01 the Stonlord Unlwnily School of Med~ tncl\odong In ·appm~tlcahlp" ..M! ~ physic!a~ ..u11ng to ltoeh CKadU41Cos t'- mu.t tolor' a natJcna1 exam to be OCt1Sfled by the UIC &.d ol Medqj ToniS\t, Jan. 19 at '7:30 p.m. Jane Keeler Room, EUicott. lnfonnetiou on Sbebat, larael. Social Events. Meet old and new friends. Re&eshmeots- Tu Bi Sbvat Se<ier Quallry Asoutonoc Aleria._. Find a place a Hillel 40 Capen Bl"'d. · 836-4540 VIDEOITV: HUMOR/COMEDY -'c1 . ( Eiec~ronlc Image Analyalel CMS 004 (C.nle< tor Media Study) Credlll: 4 nme: Tu/Th 1o-11:60 a .m. Pla ce: 316 W ende Hall lntruclor. John Mlnkowsky -- rh/a coursn w/11 explore ,,. varied and Innovative uses ol humor and comedy In rel.-.lslon and video art. ReglalraUon numDe<: 134386 For further lntonna~ion call Jane Meye~ II 831·2426, C.Ote< lor Me<!la StuOy, 207 Wanoe Hall. MSC. NO< oUf!W\'In!lly. ll'alnlng coou lor phll'ltiono • .,.._. •• oe> averoge ol SI IO,OOO lao 11\an leo docto<> ond onnuol S30,000.,..., 1M ..... ~y ol mld-ltwl prlldlllontn """" In rnedlcN. Wclng mtdi<AI ~. doing physoca •xams. ond proWling hMith ~.A Jew ha-. carvtd out.....U.. , ~ nl<ha In the hukh tat• morl<ct. lUCh u _,..,.,health,~ room. ~ and lllevY. _.. e.lllomla law, ho..wer lrniJ tilt hiring ol phytldan's - - . phll*len.· wlto must olio be Qte·llpp<OIIed ., cmploy<rs •pAs are ~ . ........... -In ~ medical t••m becau,... w. tentr* revenue." Steier comment-i "N..-s, technlcl6nt, ond m~ alclu &e a1 con~ ovetheod by the procb. But the ph9'1t1An bail dlNctly.~ , . In 1974. the KAIMr Pmnanente Health Maintenance OrgonWitlon (HMO) 1n Ponland, Otogon, cond..aed a much·quoted study or physician'• - n l poodU<tiv~y It found thll they prol!kk.d • 30 pon:ent•cost $0vtng to the OlllO"IIallon ot no clecllrW In the qU.Iily of hulth cart. Mo.e than 20 addltlonal tnKIIu have conhrmod ""'"ftndtnQJ -a! to"'"' "'' '"' ow """"".. Walla "EvtfliOn• r.eached lor hlo well<n ." Stoior '"Y'· •S..tln rullty mld·lc.vel prlt<GIIon<n aren't much tlu«M to physicians. Nearly a third ol PAs work In mlnOf"V c:ommuntila', rural areas and tht inner Cft\lt. where very few doc:toB pnc:dce." Oapltt lho roptd Inc- In the aboolute number of ph)llk:lant clacrtbed In the comml~Ut rrpon. tht ol doctoR In l'rlmary c.vc opeclolll«s hat aeadily declined from 42 percent In 1963 to 39 pomnr In 1976. In eddilion. the~ meld~Qltlon ol ~ porUs, Tbo · - ol ~ In Wuhin!llon. D.C.. ropoc1ed In 1978 that phyolclono do not l'nOI/'O 1o uttderscrwd .,_ .. tho ihrtll ol medical o~ Inert..... controdidlng o long·beld cl.tlm ol the AMA In itS c.ampalgn ogoln!l ~ng physiNn por<..,. "'''PPv'1llo amcal '"""" IJ .:...ys distribution. no! numben," says \/Oglnta fowtoft, clrector olthe Pmwy Core AoooOate Pt"'P'am at Scanlood ~ Modal c-er. "Brazzi, lor "'-'«, hu ., lbundan<e ol COit1lfti< one! opeclaks iNtnsl In Rio dt Janao. wtM th htaltb c.vt of mo!l it. Br......, negloaed As ~~ ow PAs - goong to medloolv no tluul10 W!llrlg rnodlc.al """"'-"*" ...... ~ - pradlct.s. • Tho econolnic argurn4nl5 lor hiring ph~·, """'"""oro now pr<M<191rTalttab~. ~pendal>le ond poll~. mJd.icvtJ proctllloq«rl do wh.t many dono" a _,•t do, go wllere mony doctoro wool go. and mll molntaln the CJdsrlng f9·fO<....v4« rolallons!Up befw..., ~t ond phll*lan "1...,. on oro ol tntmM compotttlon amQt>9 hofth cat? provtcj«n- hulth m.tnrenanc:• ·~•· wli-C<~tt pracddooltn, mldw!ws ond m _ _ , phytlcians." Ays 0., Fedonond Mil<htl, lwo>d ot lho lamily nu...- P<OCllllOnto ........ .. lho UniYtnly Sc'-1 o4 Motdttctno, Dovis. -rm • ol Yli!a.n.. ~· boMowt 10 • w.•, . hellrlt>g _,. ~ no"""' " ' - ~· wlto had • monopoly on r-.... hukh urc In the pu and don' ..X. 11M " ' - ' ol """""' O)IINm c:ampdtlon • '"On the con<rlfY, I think l 'o good IDe Art?.tcan GIW9.· ·All New Commuter Carpool Witll · Preferred. Parking · Perferred <;ommuter Carpool Parking: ·rhose members of the UB Commuter Carpool, who either share or drive, will be issued bumper stlqkers as carpool parking permits only when they pick up their commuter carpool results. These bumper stickers will allow them to use the reserved carpool parking spaces in student lots on the Main Street and Amherst Car:npuses. T.he special carpool parking spaces will be monitored and violators will be ticketed. · , Tp Join, Pick Up and Return Carpool Application Forms at: Off Campus Housing Office Squire Information Desk ·capen Lobby Information Desk ·orop/Add, Squir.e and Fronczak tJanuary only) •pick up forms only Special Locations For Carpool Week.(Jan. 19-23) C8pan Lobby Center Lounge, Squire Cerpool Rnulta Resutts will be avattable tn 403 Gapen Hall, watch Tf1e. Spectrum tor pick up dates. Bumper stickers wiU be issued onJy when results are picked up. hea.•' �.----~~---.i· .Attention Grad Students Ruearch Gram. Money it available for GNd ltUdent ~ toward fmal Mateer'• or Doctoral level proiect. Tile GNd1111te Reeouroo Acce.a Development Proiect of the CSA bu fuoda to provide up toIHSO for Muten and 8250 for PbD candidate&. ADOiiestionl available in tbe CSA office. lOJ Talbert. AC. DEADLINE Friday, January 23, 1981, 4 p.m. Stttdenta / rom all/acultiea are urged to app ly. New breed of GROUP LEGAL SERVICES country doctor - - - - - - - -bv AJI'-on Ent-1 DAI. Y 0TY C. lPNS}-Th11 "!"•"'~ Son FooncbCO wburb. ~ono.., dvoughouo tt.. Mtlcn •• tilt ontp~~Aiion lor ~ loll! ""'19 <>bout .,.,.... llnlt bo>.a." " under- o """""' .,.,..,.,_, U PIOI<>und AI 11\01 wl,od. gave 1100 to 1M a.butban 1Jbl:)1o 30 yt.,. • This ond other ~ . t..oll b proclonwt«~ll)i young. """'• upQdly mobolt ...,.,_"' tlw 1950.. or< """' obootbong !IIol IN 11<1>an and _ , m,_. lrotn ob<O«< ~ • • py·thod out o1 the ~. s~-nonns 1nnc:r aoo" they o;an no loo>ga ollo.d. tnd p..a.d ou by tlw n...-. ""tell ·tt~hnollhotutM.ri>o The- kmgrim« tuburban ,._.tenu . t.h~ft.t.tl\' ct lhrootonod by dw d~., • ol lndu'*""' lOb • ...t • ..,~ung oa>nomy . ... ""' roll lSI out II>• ........ t ...... tcrlhca._oubulil6n•u '"' ~ ~- ool ch lot "".. docada""' ....., • kin< ,,, !Miapho! "" ' ..,,., and tho.,._...,.. ol • pol ~ If~- ..... new moo a( ...a.! confol<1 1ft -'m"""' lntt• ~ •·f • c!o In rlw tnnq ay ~ lollll 1... "''" •..II bl':wv:m th• pOOr and tt'le 1\. .· poot on e ..man lnngoo -..a - ·-nts Wh« ttl< urly GrMII and IWI4n dldn' lor- ....., th>1 dw ..-. - " " continue to .-, clown ond th• dtcam lin ohooo """' - . _ . , ond """'"' and no loo"Jft' Homos _,.- IIIII .....,_ In Doof. Oly than In _,,. fwtl>er-<M ...trw~ro. and lho '-9 """""'' of -·"' howlog INka ..... 10 low-It city cl..d.n MM>y ol!tw lm,..gra a double end triplo up tn . _ , poot,.,g ~ • .,..m- !he homo and ....... mtdlk-dool ...,.. -wt..n hold my h .,. lour l'U" - ·• Wei one .,. o.ly ~ ~. , ..,._ lomlla boughl • They hood one !lmily-.- and""' IAjlOialrl • M.nl< ....,._ ond olhon In .... communoly , _ Doly Clr)o'•- to~ ""'"'-'9 .. nol ••~ ........., Maw bled<. ( luno ond _..zly F'ol..,.no homeo...,.,. belong to • '70'IP he wld ond '"rhey oonomod " Oy Hal "" ng ..;ch u. • Otlwtro. tueh .. 82-yt• -<lid cMI ~ ond a<1MSI Julio.• ~ , combination of rodlm and ""'"""'Ia "P-'" said too """'Y """"' tn I wy )Wt bec.ruoe you tw.oe a i)oUM \IOUJ>dr tlwl doan) !Man you !Ohollldn' CN• about oth"' people ooliO don'tAI IN economy l!gh...,., •+>• ..,..Wt~MIOM bo<wcon wy- •'"• m...- -""' 11M Ooly Ocy• •• 8ndlng tllo alarrr8ngly dc»o Last for eu "'"' hundradtol rasldetu,, rn '"'Uy ...u.r. ...... "TheN ....., •wi\Jl lot - " - In the homeo-•· ., 1~ • worlclng cia., tuburb ol 80 • 00 • mw1n looldng lot wori<." sold Ragen, o IAtNl'od lhf cWy oJ « •nell ch4mbor IO demand tM " Ill w.. Foo<l "Do you pul men P' oplo on loocl- MJ _ti. . 1n ..... wtwn ~ olrudy . . a./lome r....,. lho tw ~ ~ • •rtmoMy In moc1or... oncomo ~. '-'-"a Mid • • ,. 1...-.1\1 01 ...... .,... umod Sl6,!150 a -going io be IIW* /IOf tho economyr ~ """*'· n-. .. langtirw.....,.. h.., v hotro on I60CI+ntonc!l """*"" • Olios . _ ......,. G1J1 ........t ropiCI I~ ol ~~ ~ ·--oJ..,..._ tNI Odlled dw:rc. Bt.n .,. got~ whirr-and ~ II> ....... II) . . . . . only ._, In .,.u 20 ~ ... block. h"'" ..... .ot\1 , . , . _ _ _ . . 10 IUirurltiL MID tit tboy curtWIII!I moho ... ~ oboul"" _... of tl ~a-a... tNt 1 9 n - o 4 S , _ ... _ .... I970 Pltll!p t l w - ~~of tlw ...... c.n.a lot Urbon SIDdloo In~. ~- . ~ lhe 1980 a.v. ............... ........ - ......... - Ifill ..... - ..-iJ "''""""""'of bladt- oflhe ......... oflftt-- ...... ._~~ In thorpootiO _ ._ ....... ....., In lilY oil.- ct.cade 1n r-,. Tho lloga fhllllboro IIIII . _ --.1 In Do~!~ Cty-fllplnoo and ....,.,_ . _ cloublea two ....... pool • _ . and "'* .......... - - . - 4 0 .,.,..,. of .... ~-.llcole ...... ~....... of-11 . . . . . . 011!1 mo! 0,_1D tbe ...... _196011 _ - ".....,., ....... lcir 1M _..,....._t>e~ ._~do.. ~ ..... "" • ...... ,..s. .,_ ... w-. • ' - ... - · .. .._"""' · "'*'""'"'*~ Monday, Jan . 19th at 3:30pm in 340 Squire Hall, MSC • SUD (7\DOARD :JC)OH£.1HC. 10 M~ million> cloAara In fodonf old 10 build l»uMi Tlw ,.._ , c.,,ainorl Fra11k l..om!a, head cl on o• tho dlv'• I ·· l" OuJ)I, tho ~~~~ ol oe~od 10 piAdng to. t •come howu,g In on.,.. '"" • ahudy · ~ tum clown ~ TODAY/ tho111\d --poor'"" ... Many longtime rotldmts c the ftoo."""-""' wburllo, Analysis yt&M, Mandatory .. Para-Legal Meeting «>mmW>ftY -kor In Padflca. another dooo·ln S6n Fronchcoa IUbYrt> "Som<l have alwo~ boon one jiJmP <llwad ol wolforo. and ~·s dl!flcuh IO< them to acapt thot they roay bo p...nod tniO llwt categooy " 0. Willie er.y, ...... toacha t Son F..,_~.... Ur-..ty and has~ tt.o m jnllJon of blacb In tho a.y ..... noMd 1M ..........v ely ._....,t "'mld<h ··~lor jobNnd houolng, "The nodal dlmalt ., "'" _ , .-oul ~ w+>oro mlnoo'lloo •• mcMil!l can be ~." she _,., "'"- run-<lown ~ • ' ne.oly becoming das--. .. ..... _. .-- COURSES IN JUDAIC STUDIES 1981 JDS 206 CHASSIDIC PHILOSOPHY A ••c*oround In tiM Cltauldlc . , . . - of phlloloplt' w/llc/1 ••• lfflcllf•ted In ,,.. C..t11, E.aftent £,rope. Topics of dlsc11Hlofo: TIN Un1t1 01 Q.d. flloe Pflrpo• of Ill• . Ill• prectlc• and aJgnltlc• - of rlfuaJ, tlto"'lllf Mel •motlott ln JudaiMt. A OrNf COlliN. No Ttl,,.. 7 • 10 pm, m430. tr/ght Clama.~• 11, Rat>IN ,...req. a.,.,, Rag. Ho. JDS 254 RASHI'S COMMENTARY Ralltl n Ut• etuslcal••pi•Mtk» ollbe "shffpl•" ,..,.., of ,;,..ltlflfl lfl 1M INIIIe. ht INn .o . ., .. IINieptlt Sflld~ & cotnparlNfl IIIIIJI ~gNat­ tatots. t11011. Wed. 1 • 2:30 pm. ~., 225, Rabbi not.,.,.,_ GtMttbetp, Rag. No. 421401. - f! �feditorial ! i Careful Choices t ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 , A sales pitch cuca lm!IOMd on an alr..ay ..ruggling P'OQram.,. noiurprlfe &I US. In f eet, ml.ght have been a little ambalr&Ntd 10 mention them again If we weten't so ange<ld by "'hal I~ we...., · repr8Mnt. · To tho Etlltot: · Holldoy gill tO< hU tided ond wo'ro bock on campus AI we waste an et:ernfly on ttto dropoaocs lin~ we're once o,goln bornborcle<;t by tho petpetiJIII criJlcl""' ol After all, t he State knows public nigher education Ia lncrte,elngly beleagua<*! by the hardahlpa It lmpoaea each year aa the budget axe hila. Vel, h never lalla to Increase the burden. So maybe It le only tllr that a prog"'lffSuch as women:a Studjes which Ia already hunlng-detplte proclamations l rom SUNY Ch.,-.cellor Clllton Whanon thet thla Ia the year It ohould sn ~a-gets ~un some more. Maybe the unspehn phllo aophy In acad• mlc plant1lng Ia to run one offering Into the ground at a time lns te d of watching a ll atrophy llowly. Dean ol the Colleges Murray Schwattz was not a vailable IO< comment Friday 10 there are still <'N$0ns ano ratlona 141a that are aa yet unexPOHd But Women's Studies, nevenhel865. .haa a legit imate gri pe when It M6alt must w tthSland atrnoat ono-thlrd ol the cuta tl\at the Colleges have to undergo. It Is also Ironic that • program which Ia moving towatd a degree olfertng suffers a big percen tage cut In 111 a lloeauotL l.lalntenance beeomaa the goat, progretl gats stored In the ranks of dreams The commotion that will undOUotedly occur over lh& ner t few wee~a In reapenae to the cut Should spur some very careful thought l bout academ ic planning tor the Colleges over the next few yeara Just as SUNY has entenalned-yet avoided -Ideas of closing some of trte leas functional eampuaes throughout tho State, so should I he Colleges look over Its programe. It should atao welgn Jhe aci¥antages ol across-the-board cuts lnlleed of targeted gutting No one argues th&l academic planning In the past ll¥e years, or the five yet to come, was or should b6 easy. The Slate ts getting tlghJer, the Untveralty Is ,.strlctlng Its allocations to depanments and programs. and curriculums i n the end are sutterlng Bvt tna t ca lls for a ll the more care In doling out the cuts and deciding the tate o f certain o tt .. Jnga _,._ Dean Schwanz lain a tough POSition. He h&$10 deal wlih a "'hole group ol very InnovatiVe. •ery ••citing programa (IM ldaala uPOn w ntch the Collegaa were founded) Losing or weal<entng any ol ,,., would be a tramenoous sacsihoe for this UniversitY But soma. undOUbtedly ahlne more than otl!els a no we ar~ toreed to enoorae lhe theory that a lew healihy llowers are more attracHve tha" 1 w hof~ wllheted bunch how U8 Ia fust no1 the piece to epend tour ot th.e poteotlally moat valuable ye•ra ot our Uvea. Bluebirds aJe chron~alfy tate and 'l&cuum~cked when anay lloally do turn lnlo tho lOop. Vou IT'<llt oomptele one lnOfe required course togractutre on lime and tfle onf\' MCtlon o~ocl lo touflht t>r 111o prolntor who mumbted lnrough evetry *"•ure laat aerntater, Mn<tlf\Q you to "'- doclot In o panic tor fear ol going dell Fruotrallon and anger l!oodlly t>ulldlng, yOU hllljldown to the Rouo lind a couple 6f friend a and unwind v..., begin to_,.,.,-· yOU'll De 6bte to hove 1 _ , 011<1 .._. poolt>etw- clauoo ohO< toe bu1idlng I• 000<1 con....rtod to 1 haallh a c i - taclltiY and IIUCIOnla orw .,.,,od a place to~ t~nor and hl•o o good time. Sl!ovld yov De llrontl'wlllad OI'CKigll to l>lllte It out unUJnero toll, highO< PO• •• In AJ6onr will "''" aeen to tt th&l Y<M.I will be p.~ylng t nolf'loe.r tulllon h"o Jo bi IOUilhl by a tllll lhrtn-l ng IO<:ulty. That will bo •n aO<tiJJon to aquHZing out mora butka lor 11\e prlvlteoo olllwlng tn an ln181tod, noloy cut>lctoln Fargo, wntcn mtOhl be aurviYabl•lt,.your room lln'l tripled Doet thl• eound acary or - • It mO<tfY oound familiar? We've all hUid 11 l nd many have W~td Whn--11\ey ao 111 lndt•ldual can do. Porl\opo YQ<I're ugor to become actl~o In lmp,...lng Ilia ""'" bui un5Ure ., to wi'Wtre you can apply your tfrOfta. Maybe thate's one small cnangt )'0\(Yt wanted 10 &ee lmptemented, 01 maybe you' ve 001 a rough aketcl\ of a gtlnd·&cale schemo. Or llkt .a many, ,You have M\1 specific suggeauont, but tust want lo help ease 1he drudgery anCI ma'te UB 1 hll more rewarolng and oomfo'laDte H you ntYe been ....rchlng for an outleot where Y<KI can glf lnvotved (or ev•n j!Jal to make roul$ell ~urd) join tho ST\JDENT -'SSOCI"TIOP; ASSEMBLY. We are curtentty welcomtng newrr members. Contraty ro POPUI., mfaoonceptton, ~ lv"'Wtec:Jge olatudenl oovemmeru llat aU ~. fut.t a desire ro " " UB becomt a more enJoy_,.• alaoe to evn • Degree FOt a glimpH 11 IM tuuu we wttl ~ dotvlng Into !lois ..,..,.,, t~llloolt back ot tho gropos t•ve me.ntk)ned, All unoetgradua\• 111 ellglble aM ca" -.,..,., a 1110111Det llmply by eollactlng oiO llgnatu••• (lin easy t5 mlnutn. lutl PUO n through o loctu•• cla50) Petotlona are now available 11 tho SA oil lee, r 11 Talbert from Q..S dalty..·Drop In at your OOt'l~enM!nc:e Jno olekone up, It I've arouNd yOur curloahy. gNe fTloBt call any attemoon al $36.28SO or atoo by tha SA ott lee. fu be more lttan glael to devote aome limo to answering your quesllona pert~onauy. Arlfn• lwillmg S{)Hittr o/ fhe SA Asaef71bfr - ... Dirty Sneakers A facelifl Hopefully thla semester will mark • lrosh end succasstuf Sian lor tha UnlveraltY Union Activities Board (UUAB) UUAB has suflared tosses almoet eYif)l year on concens and evenu l t has oPOnsoreo It could be the nature of mu11c planning or 11 could be the result ol POor structure and too much unchecked SChedUtltlg lt' t hard to tell UnfOtlunately It t\)()1( a - les of "POmbs" to sp\lr eome Change, but now tna t tt 11 here UB m ay be on the road to successful profit· w l $8 entertainment 101 Its students. The Board-compesed of some.membo s lrorn the tormer UUAB booy. aoma membere of Sub-Boa t, ano two outalde students-prov•dea a gc >d OPPO<tunlt) lor Input and enough people with varied •nt..., 11 and becl<gr l nd to h ave lr..h 1~1 and origi nal outtoou. II a so Is. ICCOfdln~t to Sub-Board Executive Director Denni s Black, unJer his walch, but' not under h (s control. His etron to "cheek,"' but not tmeriOfe, particularly tnfs early In the Cloard't exlatence, Is wlee. So with a new ~•mester, UUAB has a fresh start. II Ia begl~nlng to fa< malty organize and plan. let'a w lah It Jhe best- It' s In all o t our '"'ltfnta, by~telle Medina 4n OOGJl IeBe r A true atgn of tomeone a c.eaoA~r CftttiCIN' II O'ltW. Trte trM ••t lr•rn~ed a tong timt ~. and by n0w If"~ bwft t HMr 1¥ed 10 O*»a 01 •t«ec:t o- y I l l - I itie along wMh 1111118 othllr Cnriot"'" decotauons. We'rti"'I* ttt 18th, New v..,., ~ .... ,, ovet a'l4 ¥i0lll o• an. tne rael)o •••nona don 1 play 'Sa_l'\tt Claus It Comln9 Jo To wn' tcou•tny ol " Tile 8aoa'1 anyf1"10f&. Wt both teel 1 Utue Okttr Oon'l .,gu. Will\ mt 'JOU know .,..{1 k/>ollo Ihilt"'' our l>lrthd1ya t118 thomo oong l/lould I IWol)'t bo ' ll'a My Party and I Can Cry II I Wont To.' We•ve both turned 20, the WQ'Id II l bout to DI"CJ and wa IHI till! llle Ia going by, ond POif111 by oao qulo~ly. Our tMnhdaya aren't '"'" • r~aHonaJ f'l.oii.O•r You ratse obt~fona to tn)' olattmtr" I hit tM world 11 11>0111 to and. How WO<rld you know. rou ux. "-•hips YOil wol't~'t watching tiM al• -o-elock ..anlng "'!'"'• Jut nlglll during wlllclt 1 roporto• AI Hllg whltnor would oe the main objoc:t"'- In us lorelQn '*'"" POIICtes. Halg't •-1"!! rooponaa. lnote aro ""''" ---- Jmponant thtnga. I uy r.pur..r only -.ouM 11 _,ld De ao mUCh Delllf lo - · that .......,.,., roally Clidll't say that. It' a HO.O cloalng yOUr eyn 011<1 hopjng 11 wt., QO away, Of C&I'Qiring out '" u,. CIOMt fOt a tew yeora. n.e·a nollllng t.h to do bul 10M ••outwl. and 11ar1 letter wrt1tng cam~ns o.., ,. ~ Iloilo- M- . .... .......... ~ ....... ~ .................. - ~ ······· -~ : 'Pi't"':1.".:::.: - .... .•,.,,_....,t,.. .~ .......f -.,.,, .IIOC....O a ...... . . . . . . . . . .T...,'-111 .. . . . --·A.- ~~ --. -1\.- -.. -..·"'"'l)j"'- c.., Got.. .._..... . . .·-Zlnoolo - · .... .. ... 60,_,.. ••••• .••. ~. f(filttft~ ·.. -"::: =·:··· ~~ =~ ... ~ You brilng up 1 rwcunant lhoma thl l lila Ia going by too qulc:llly. 8olrlg lite o t -1, Cattlornl• type a l t thlt '/041 otart tollllng me aomo ludic;..,.,. 8IICI Idiotic pred~ lor lhol' born vndet our algn, whole- that mer oe. Tile --••oado aomethlng you.,_., liket~l&: Aa >'0\1 ra'l4eW tne oid ynr. ~ou meuure ~ put aucc:esa lll"'nche.t lnltead ol t.apa and bo<IIJIIa. You plcl~ra 111e IYtUro u b'"k and 1.1 olloring little ponlbllltlea lor -.~• . , _ , In ..,_, You "-Ill not bo mitled. - -· by dl~no toctor. that ,..,.. may lnr.._ tn • ollie< than Whal 1'-7 lntll' ""'""' Rotllance Ia tn tile atlfl IO< yov on - blnnd.oy. p_,.._ • II'I l\ltd 10 Deltew lfiOI I Pt)'CIIoloQy major With~ A.. IIIlo rou ta~ytjty 011111- lo tllla~pleco ot .,..,.,....~OO~I c.n to~ 11>11 10UIInd t will- up In a , _ - · '"" f111'1U,.If ""'· o l - Dbon- ... ~ .......,., - .. Will PftllloDfy 4110 up IIUIIIIIg l]elr- ~ on till POIWone ot 111--111\111-. lfa my _.lion. ..u..r. Sat""'-...,. .strike Mrdfit H"' tr.a t\Nnt of,,_ Jo,.,y? Fof Ihe tenll'\ tlme.i11 WNII Hems 10 be I Vtf) long h(Nr, t lOOk Qlte{ It 'fOU ano nouee a vacan' ~ II\ yout eyH.. IMIC&llrtQ to me 1na1 once og11n YOU """' mlaaed IIWI ' POinl tho boat , Ond .....,.. ot alt,my Quotllon lr o proo.bly jusl u wouto motl cen.al nly make no 10 thole of ua""" -tjnlea - - · otnot than In IIWI 111ra (loou alrn.ed). • l•inceroly . . _ what y<~~> ud I fta.. In oomrnon. groWing up IOQOthlt In 1118 Mrno tlmoteu noi911C>or1100C1 "'"no 01 locei bor• and not·ao-loc:aJ bor1, o1 Shopping mat.. ond perHJme tooe In last·IOOd rescauranta. 1 wondef what h Ia tnet m..-., 10\1 look forward lO l.he lulure tw Je&,Ct\Jny out the paet-rne . I leel like 00,... """IUud armt>oJ Of )'0\lr dolhod ho~a 1n<1 unfujflllad d r - olnco l>'o me 1'0" out you are tlopreo-.Jontty, lAd, ~1>111 , IMtlng llmj)Jy. t 000'1 ltnow hoW IO UPiolo it IO \'0..: 1~11 1M mot11ont Ia .,,..1 covnta, 11111 thinking 8lld Olonnlng o.t>ou1 1M lutura II 110 good wtU.....c doing what..., Y""'re ootno In 1118 IHt thl(lprlnga- moalll lt 1\0 NfW il oln I no otn tO bo Oi<MI 1QU're allve, ti!Jit -~ yOU linalty t H IIzo t1, tiWI lftll*:l of ioWng liN - Mr wtlt nit yOU JIM nothing aiN wilL I - ·1" how to erpglrt 1M IMitllt ~ oat rou're on 1111 ttteel In tr. ~ ol 1111 nlcjill, ..._ lllriiPII!Iecl UMM rou lhlMburwt 'twMito well, ~fnte you.r 1.111.,., w- out '-'will outol,...,..-t, .,.,......,_ __ •tOll fTlCOiftg on tho - •· fOf ' - ol lllftng aomotht~~e- up..., rou. -tMitn · - ttnar mlnutn botMtt wo.o ..at<-..lnlo )'OW lloof, "'e ~ you lnd the nto~~t, 8lld that OOI.IIlno - - but the ·-·f-.. . . ., I..,.., ., . ,. .. ."IOrloo- I~.....,.'"'-. ldioll'l .... I - .................. ltl . .,....ot~hollll• -CII'I a (IOC!CI "*'IJ-cloto'l ... -.. " ' - - -...... -...cloNI ....IDn-doal..., onf~ If ,_,..,.._oiMII) p- ·""' vou _..y about �feedback ·f~ ~ Thll Spectrum's edltortal pages are Intended to provide a foru m for open. Intelligent debate a mong members ot the University community. All letters must be s igned by tne 1\ame of an 11\dlllldual rather than a n orgaolzatlon. a lth®gh It may be reQU84tad that the Information be withheld from Pflnt. Deadline lor tettetllla 3 pm on Moncs.y, Wednesday and Friday. Minderbinder award To tit& Etlltor We ~~tOUiO kke to notnlnate the Alh'-tlc 0ec>arti'Mf'lt at UB lor lhl 111 AnnUli Milo loUnclelblncle< S tudent Disservice AwlfcJ Thl1 award rttc:ognlzes thll <tepart.menlatiM ~ntverslty Whictl '"'OuQh lneplftudo. dlaorganlullon. CH general tnu naltlvlly. does hi beat IO mtke "IUX.IentiHt It SUNY WOJM. We rullz.• that the ....._,lltoftla< 1110 111110 Milo Ml-l>lnoet 01.-."'o Award ••.s 1Uit, 1>4.11 a ll tl\e: .-w·MJence - .·voe co&IKtea IUQOUIS lhat IM Ati'Wet'C:I Oep.attmt~nt d.., more IO A m emorial ro ma~ Un!Yettlly committee&. PtwM;PI nts greatest conUIDi.Jiion 10 Ll~a rgtaduate leac.nlng ••• hll rne Ea1tor •n WtHCh tte tiUQh1 lvtty MmUt8T -'s:sodate Profea• ,, ot PsyChology, wa.t kAied an a uromooue • Mn h ll car 1k10oea on ~~ on: 1 nlghWiy iUit ~<WI Ot SaW"81ll'lll1 Geotgl.a Or M YIIAY ..,.., e n route to f( , y Wnt toe htl Chf~ t tmaa vecatQ1 N ell Munay hiO bll'., a ohampton of atuden' lnternt• 1.,touohout h11 caJoet at Buttato. a nd I'll .... serving •• Ouecctor ol Un<Httoradu•te S tucrlea for the Psychology Oepo1temen1 ' ' " ' ' tlmt of h!.s death Me wn very active tn Untvwstty efilirl and ....,..,_, Oil the , ..eeutlft eta•" IQnote stuoeot nMds. prowtae meager and incon1tatef'" teA'ICeS, aMI contrlDU!8 tess to etuctenl life than 1ny otl'ler department 11 the unlveralty We snould point ou t that the commru . . was fnOat conHnulng commltmenc to the Introductory course. On Dooemt>e• 21 1980, tne UnlvetliiY oommunlly loti ooe of us moat dt ICalollleacnera E. Nell Murray, Jt hll been estlmai.O 11'111 'Ot l ltn011 15 )'f!lata, U O¥et 1~.000 e:IHtenl h ave been lm!lfUSod by the AanlotiG Dep art,.,...!' a nenctllng ol 1110 •ntroaucea 10 oeyct'IOk,Q)' oy ProtnscN Mutray tn.e Utu"""'''Y ¥11'111 C:• nduct. a~.-.. e.~emony fOf ~&Juayonlwlday . Ja ~otary20at ol :l0om &n lheAiden Moot Couthoon'l Jn 0 Jut!'\ H-.11 ShtCIM~I• lf'd othef mtmbets ot lht Unl~ slty community are Invited to attend IWimmlnO 900101 Clar~ l'lall Tlteclopallmenl&ltOWWCIII C:tearl'y hid Ill ~II CMl thiS )'811"1 M indilti:Mndet by Of*"!lno the pool to ltwlatudent oommunn)' When \M fewest numbef o t ttu<Jentt could UM n . WI had hoe*' the OeP4nment would set open swtm hOUrs from ml<lnfont unlit 2:00 am, but no doubt aome do-Qoodor over thtH"e lnte~ened 111-d .student I got 7;00-9:30 p m lnttead Stilt une:apectod end unannounced pool ctoaJng• oo-~tno thOM hOurS and de._ys ctue to swtm team• cw abient hte QUII(la. ahoWed th.&J lhe EdwardS Korlrln Prol•s•O' •~ CM;rman c.ommiU" of u._ Faculty Senate a.s "II •• on o\1'1., ~~~-nr ol P•rQ~o/ogy O.~mem wat tllll sertoualy eompetlng IO< 1 Mlno e - - TtMt committe~ hOwever we.a no~ movoc to maka Ita una.nlrnov.a. nomlf\aUon until the perlotm~~nce of tt'te atttJetK cktpa.rtment ta1t we&k... "Tl'wt de~rtm-"1 l&.kt Ita c111m to ~~~ rurs Mlncterl>l,.,., oy cloolne 1110 awtmmu~ pool comotetef~ to at~tl dwlng the wee~!. of Jef\ l2-11J We pank:ulartykkld the4re.xptat~.aJ~ oo lite 9 uer£h had been a56lgned for lrtl evening hour•! w n at a wono.rtul bureaucratic ••••ghl-~1-tla~t Otntrr d•pattn'l~lt. 111010y lining up fOf next yea(s a ward. are planning to toroet 10 assign taeulty to thett ciUMS tOf the 1111 t~m' Two ~• ~ •ftd.ettli~ c.,, Ha., t ftO ._.," tnem tn•• year'• Awaull Wnar wtu .-ov 00 I Of an enCOft'? N8me .,,,,.,,.~upon roqUCJJt Nonmilitary srrengt11 rome EditCW N or this timt oo,a tou ~e not •mono tM ChoSe11 l"l ume ha.s come lflllf'tda. lor roung Jews atound To '"• Edttor Lot«S 0, 1M WOttd unllet Tn.tl'a Whalll1. Hazt Pacty :~rogan thould have DOOn They as"-ed tor "tOO While Men Wit~ Gull " n..y si'IO\ll<l n.ve -od lor · 100 lmootant f'l>l..ll<rllled Loaofli W~~<. " - A P\11>1~ Soectacle To Prow• Tn.+f V.nl•lyf .. Thantl; Goa IP\1. tM lnfe4tiOeMSia Ol UHI C.~UY rocogrHzelnat Ihe Narl Pllt'/ Lean overblown boY acout dub tot tne toalrt of 1·f\e WOf14 And who are these loHra7 J l you lnvel11gale IMII' bac~g~ounda. you will llnQ tnOtlf1ell ara 0 I>Unch of hiQ/IIChO<'I drop.outs W~ could newr ..rMkl ll'' In life They hi ' • In~ -id U'\e Hart Party aa an oudet fOf tneir fnutrat~.s lh.i.l the)' ..~~~-- -- wlloll!le"-S he. . K - In ll>efl IIIOIImes II ,.. OIW0 \'0 - n true-ll<E li4VE.OOTS WILL ALWAYS HA!E THE liAVEs Too bed IO< \'OU. tM • orlo to S-tand up and PfOCiattn tne b\rth of a new l)enOfiiiO<I-• QeoOIOII<>n tnol ,.,,, nor 1><1~1dod oil l~k• Oumb lt\OIP lnto Ql l cnamb&rt. A Otne•lhOn Ihat t, thtlp. ll.een. 1w1t1 tn a no tead~ 10 HQnt In r94.5 tMV ~kt ao n 10 ou• ototl"l6 fh,s t.a M We ate a MoW Ol'"ttf"'IHOn Of Jtllll WI -..111 no longet 10'-•ate I WQ11(1 lnll...enced b)' I QfOUP of hUIIfll d 'fiC.IIt thLIQI ' WI are no tortgtof Ollnd. U Js Sit • :J ~~rt ttre- educatoo •e are wulthy, we are 01•prov- ~ rt•ortanv tmong we wo•kf• greatest mlndll Buc most lmpott•nth. we are not afraid RtmerntMu - MINO 16 ,,UGiiTIER TH4N ...U8CLE YNh, lheVCOUIO do U lOour Pli'erttS but baby, JUSt l'A>' nON US Tht5 teu ... '' '" re 1pont1!! to ht Jaf1w.aty 14_ 1911 iettet oy Sovtet •mt~anl ton ~l y at.oclateCS wnn ,.,., Sovtet ••my wf\0 wrO!e It\ Gt nmen• aDoul $ot¥14JI Ameru:,an rl-atry a nd tM aets o' •vii ct•IOoodtenee b't Fett'Mtf Oinlel 8tt'!1Qi n wf'lo .soo" 11 UU la.st )'Nt WnHe tne So'ftelemtgra,nlta ptt 1aoi-r ~u•l e cOtrecl tn "'f: , .. deSC.flpUon bf tM btlltgetent e n t rtotess•ve natute ot the Stwtet QOVI~t"ment , I be.hvt h , ~ 11 10'\ of Fa1net 86tUQif\ a act of ourpouty' HtrO)II'IQ war~o UJiO'mblle.l can"ol be 10 ea•rty co. c:temned In Co"traat to IP'Ie &f{Hgtanl' l C.lltm , '' w.oe•y tl>ftlleved m11 mOf'l nuc:le;u mls~ •lu "' !h grei&ter toc>htJHCIItO" w ill mtke lhe OtOtPto I Of lli.fCleiiJ Wit mo-•-r10t ,.... -pr~ Whl.. tM ex•stenc• ot mote mlsst._l w•ll I~ the ,,..,_.,,~ n l l'tum.n euOt" a.syc;~ Ita conHQuencu.., ,,. o-~tiiO · ol n.ew. n~Qntv accutate m11~1n Will netp tuttNK t d51AOtllt• reiiHOI\1 betwMn tM two supetoow•rs u l ne s*de -' delet~slve w MPQIU (e.o tne propo* MX m•sslte) can ana w ill tMI perctrvttd a$ a potentt.l ollenstve weepon li i'!CS lr.ut 1 tht . .H by t,e other IIGe 'fute-Oa) l.llnua.ry 13. $80 n -.u reponeo on nauonal news tf\.11 IM to•tOH ot ,,.. Bul•t,., ol '"• The right tract ro rh• Editor. 1 JIOnO comol1e<II>Y the "Jeltonl " I rho Sp<lcrrum, ...lllf\U"'l' 11~ 1 , _ l t e . e that ne Is M ,. lays, a Jewilll j~ u rfOm Uw -Scwte\ Unkwa. • .........,. t a~lli lllr;t to ,.r;e '*- ,...~ ll!ie tOflltlf 5cw&el ell'-'· ... lii'IOUld ftOt I IMaT'te 1nabef:e..-.1 dluet• wtth h1l ant~ etenc.. that t am ~ .......,.. p...SO.Iel Wftlio I don't ao<M • rtn '"" ... .awta•• tfl.at "'Oft mla.UM tMAft mote eecuri'Y· I wn "'_,._. highly critical ol 1M Soviet Union. For ·~~(e. I - - tJ10 So<tlel lniiMion ol Al~ao u loooeiUIIy - I did US - t o n In V~ 1 ,..,_. C0110one $oollel _ . . . . . . , In 10o11o10 - 1 do US ~ lor dlclalotSII~ I" -- - ~~-. 1M Plllltpplnaa, and ScMnn ~ ~ - ~ me ra a- • of my ........,.,. . . ,lie decolW. ..fl•..,vlne rnetorle !Ntt - , _ 1foeoow At01!'9~C '" m1 op1nton, tM to meJ &ov1411 Hlhe,n don u! ~ ai,IHt'I'VIGe oy 0¥8'f"t4f'f\pl '/l'lU lt\8 wo•ld tncJ or-.ntlng !he Uniteo SlotH u lno ''gOQd guyo" anct 1ne SoYIOI UniOn • • " "' "bod guya " IP•rllal>• \ne O<elll""- he fHII tWafd the Untt.O S'a tH "-• c.ouc:t.o nl• .-~ .,., .,...,,od l>lm lrom obtKII¥ely e¥Oiua ung ~foreign 90Hcy, lht a•tul trutn •• tnaf Nit~ tM Vnlled StatH f'Of tne Sotf~l UntOn 11 genulnelt COIMihloct to _ .. and numan ¥11un 8otn med4le an<S tn1eNene Both are vlo••nt. Botn are -*h,:h., And bolh ••--•llllre more about pow<lnan people. Wnllt ltls noi - Y 10 ... t>ow I - tWO 1\01101\S can loom to lift with tfKII 0 1- , IIIOY muOI-horwlse 1M7 WIU deStroy_, oncl the rM t ollhe world Onlll<a Soviet cK' - Amerlcont .,.., aiQnri~Canlly altoc:r lhO --~ It's o<~< lob ro 001 our c:cunr<v o.ek on tne right ot"*' II&'* Waller SMtpaon $cf*"fttllll n'IO"ed ,,.. hand$ or tr.eu symt)Ohc d~Y c.toe.j., ck)Mt :o miOntgnt •no ~ 3tlllg aha• tne w()(1d 's tf'tOVtng cloeer to ou~Aear oa\at '"QPhe, la.tQ81'r o& a result of t,e •eourtty dlktmma desc.rlbed aboVe It the So~lll Unk:Jn CSO.J lndHO ru.c:t onty one tht,o-pow•-•• !he cta1meo t~ U •• the ~ot FaiMf &lfttoan ana me tna t the "wor1oea" 11trctM tla DO'*ef •n • oe~tul ftO' nttltety -'*" Ot~~e. ua~~ nueaear .,._.pont 1 1 1 ..gn ot oo• •' may well tesult tn nuclear holOCaust otatroy•ng mucn ot our planet and mllhons ol Ita tnhl.t)jtaJ 11. tm'Of•,• • �I l 1 ~ i I f A tale of the past ~A Sllllre? To 1M To fiN Edl/or: ;;lfor. T h e - - i o n ol the Cl\11 SoMce-EY_Ionl_ I , . . _ Plogtam hu ptompteel the lot1Win9 oi>Mnoelloo\. HI, Mcmlt..,. got .,.... rNlty grMI MWII HI, -r. What' I 1'0<" good MWI? .V .,.,aoong eelliOI' ol n.. - · .,.. ! hall oontury Ita I'OUf t""' lobe Out.-ng OR \'011.,. ,.,eel EHoctlw,- H p .,. OVItt-Jng. lt'a 1'0"1 fum to be EHoct..._MCh on altornoto years dopondlng on . _ much monor 1~ Ia? Outotandlng - Thal'l It, '(0(1.,. - - n o n (Alta '27). I lind II omuaing lot )'OU In )'OUf lnt ereat lng a nd lnfofmat l¥1 feature atory. "8ACI\SPACF' (21 111110, nt. Spot:trulfl). to chlclo 1'0"1 papor'o!lrodoc>oMor '"' tocuatng 111 on 1110110 and g'\"'P. OOmlnotod by r,.tomlry ll1d eof'ortty newa. Aa the B•ron eo often aakS. "'Waa you - ~om. tho,., Cll&rti<l?"-ond yat lncontractyou oonc/uclo your historical anlcle w1th tM statement that "TIM Speotrum 11 a prOduct of IliON Who wrtto and publlon It ll1d tnoy In tum ora prOduct• ol tnolr culture. Tho phllooophy of ~~~~- and lla tocua rJIIect tha Umea ll1d they aro (otwoylj cl\angln' .. .• Wao you thoro, Cl\arllo? You &houkl r..._,bor, In tho Nlly dlya. -...,. a smoll ocnoot. Mlt-oupporteel and comt>Oiod •• a atuclont body ol ..-tty oommutOfl. camo to our ~ In StrOll C&mpu1 on tho IRC (elrMI ca..)-1\ad 1l>ulldlngo on comp<~a (~ Hall now Wonclo, and Footer Hanr. lha p r - t Hayea HaK wu tnt &1<1 County lnllrmory In front of which com ond cobbago Ooeen't aound like a very Mnelbfe aystem 10 ma. I'm oolno too- • S3QO Mlr1tl""'- •~•• yeatl It' I 10t1 ot 1n eqult&bte oyatem ollnequltl4ol. Mom. Thai'I torrtrlc, ciUt. Old you 001 1~ Morll lncn!&M ooc.... you did an ...,.tiMlno loD? But. dut1 . _ oo you know wtoon 'f04I' dkl outatondlno 1o0 "' you did an offoctlw )00? WOW, I'm not ..ally ouro. Mom.llhlnl< I got II OOC.uaol wu 'lied Elfectlw 1a11 yNr You don't, Wom. You tho -.......:. ev.Natlon Syatorn ltn't tnNIII t o - IC1ual porfonnance. But II'a tho only oyotorn n've got and ,...,. IIIOPOMd to muo tho bell or lt. tWy, I Juat - - will! V.. rH I/y an we Q'NtMWtlll Wtl~ you .... Mom, lut yur 1 wu outstanding, too, IM I had 10 be ,.lod EHoctlvo 10 ....._.,. oloo oould w~... dur? oo Oulltllldlng, - 11111 yur I golto be Outollndlng. l>ul .........,. hu to be Elfoctlw1 111d ...... fOil I'll NOJ<t YOat II my "oil y~at," rlghri I know I'll bo rllod be Elfoctlvo 10 - e l M can be Oulltandlng. Ellocllvo 10 oiM can be Oulll&ndinQ. So I I'm not ouro I undoBtond, ciUt. You meon yO..,.... can'""" n our 101' o cha-1 to,.,... turno being Outotancllng7 That'a riQIIt. cloarl I know you'v e - . W0111.ing tiNily Now you Ootlt. Wom. You - · "'" Stato can't pey ai~CI. Sa. . )'OUf IIAriOfh lot tho lolloWino yeo~r. ~lgnt Outlllnding omplo7- lot bolng outllondlng, 10 ao woll ha¥0 your roUng ll1d pe<formoce motel\. I gueu ""*Y YM r they up tho merlt monoy ll1d Ilion 111o oyllorn does m""" _ .. att.r alii clol"'"'lll4 mony Oulltoncllng amployM tho<e Will bo In oach OMaton. Ellzol>oth llurroy l.al mo - SUHY11Mie'4. U I ha¥0 thla lltiiQht: You .,. rotod S#nlot LIOIWty Cltfll waa grown f(H' Ita occupant•: • barn-tUce ttructure wat our gxm. noar Bllloy and Wlnlfl"r. we ~eel no SqOire Hall not ovon 1 Norton Hall hanca our activit loa W\,. oontlnod to our lratamlry and -Ot1ty hOUMI oil campYa 101' luncll-.a, ..-inga, - • - a n d yeal organiZing ond running our utre-c:urrlcuto actlwiiM. Manr ol 1~ ·a_.. ~~>&elalllOd and nonce - . OOmlnated caoalft of the Ol'g&niUtlonl-oocauae they were I~ ~OVERS. F0< oxamplo, In '27, o.tta Chi nold (EdltOI'·I..CIIIot. Bill tno tnr.. mo)or apota on nt. Coole. !<Iter 10 bo • - e r IO< tha Bullolo E¥0nlnfl Howr, Paul Hltbtoon, BIMineaa Manogor, and 1111' Managing Editor lotor to be 1 gilott writer, looturo wrttor and odltor•lr>-Chltl ol hlo compen)"a ornloyM pYbllcatiOnj.(lncklonlalty,l waa glad to rMd 1 MOdtrn o.tta Clll'a tonor to you 111 rour " IMdbeCIC" o1 Oocembtt 111110-0.vkl To-nd't on " croatlvo relation"-~ In ow dlye wo celled " "l>ull -'?) ~... 1~ hold )OOo In n.. 111(humot mogaDMj- n.. tile ol tho poriocl )'OUf dlfflcultloa. 'TitNoll)t'o llw years from n o w . - and a future - o r will bo oorry lot 1~ omluton.). Olnor "Joe~" r,.tornlllol s upponod tno lll>onL YM, wlln tho J1tlp ol 1~ "l.leellco," "Donta," "t.awyere." ano "Phormocloto" they /t.kled a lootboll team (logtnd hu II on ono ocaulon o band~man OOHeel ~ unllorm 11 ht llllmo to....., too placa on tho llno ao a aubj: • b&al<llbellloam tnat ..n up, aol recall, • attlng ol 111 con-.u.. vtctortn; • AJIIo Team. a Chou CM>. Fronch & Gormo• Clutll Mtn'o onc1 Womon'o <JIM CAAie; 1 Oobato Toam Wlnnoro- u. o1 Plnii>IKQo ond too. to U. ot Wyoming and Caneda'o o - n·o Unlwrllty; mony more - a n d IOCMtlol lr>ctuctlng ltNnlng ond -•Hno tho llt1t STUDENT OOVEAN~ENT Auoclotlonl- o•d our"""""" wero equally u activo. In our dly •-•cti'ti\IM - • "NEWS"-whtn wo a. wrn. X Schussmeisters Ski Club. Inc. announces (warnsI) "0-·1m,_ ·-a· a,_... - returned home eech •~1ng we had •ccee• to tM ptOIMIIonal ropol1oro In our local ll1d out.gl•town P<OM to ...., It lniO<mOd ol 1111 OVIalclo wOI'kl hi dolngo. FOI' "ouf' ~lvttlol . . nt. IIHI-IIld ,.. didn't- o r - "~to.· E- nt. ~~~~ tdmlll til&! In ltu, "OERTAO" fOI'US- "becomenw,.!Unclodlntlllutior>-onty h wwo burlarlln t i l e -·· lltwlced the peper Ill' "conntno" lnoOI'IIIno 11-to lo plodgo a amall part ol !holt rtO "bteMago fO< • lllbectlptlotlllld cloponclod"'pon a hall·pego ad from c.mota, Old Golda, Luci<Y Strll<a "' CI!Mtorf- for lho rell. Wol\ad no ollloo oplle4llnd -on T - y n1Qhte"8111~ lop atoll made Ul> tho dummy and llUI 'n.. to bed wound lftklnlgltt In • _ , . town ~· otnoo lot Fl1cllry putlllcatloo\. W.WO<IId-orwied101>lolfloo _ _, _ " .-..r "a,.,., por.-,.we I•" tile club for new·a transfer atutleata only 11 ~ . . - . 'IO'Jt CIOII¥In9 """"'""' llc.W.adnllrti'O"flllltlllylopuOIIollllvloot ...... Clu!lno oio ..,_. v-. ...,, _ . ... _lo_tllld lllo-and - o l , _ _ ,_ _ y o u - - -Dr. lledgltlg lolltton - · ,....,,.. -- - -. ·u-~~a,,_-._ .,_.,.._........... WWII, Hlol. !t4 atwting ftt11!1 · I ..... )IMt I<ICIIIMI ho ~ - . g Natory II'Oftl 1801-WWIItnd ,_It relriOHIIQ- _ . , . . Aa • . . . . 7 .....,. ......11t tre• . . . -: 4130 , . --........... --po . C.. OMIIaT. """""bN_..,. ..... · - - 0/fitt*'l-- btlnolnloNalotlcei ............ IM~of_.,. - IJie . . . . . olllw IOUIIM- of ~ ... .._..ott,.. •••• - ........ ,~ I ..... _ .. • �Administrators, SA meet to discuss fire hazard The pouibltity or people beillJ trapped In the ElUoott Complex durin& a fttc., somethinJ that bas eoncaned Studeot Auocillion (SA} officials for yean, was formally broll&ht to the aumtlon of Unlvenicy administrators friday in Capen Hall. Desiancclto coordinate the errons of SA and Uni•crsity offiCials in eorrectillJ the poteotially wuafe f'ite conditions cxistina in ElfiCOlt, the eonferen~ focused on the key problem or rcsOlin& studmu in case of an emtflency. If a f~tl_did break out, audcnt leaden controd, anyone rcsidin& in the LOwers mi&ht be beyood r - . since ~ company equipmeot earutot come close cnou&h to reach trapped residentS. SA Diuaor of Student Affain lnwn Marie Ferrara has spent most of the year researchinc the pouible hazard and she prcsa~tccl her .solutiOGS LO lite lathcrin, Friday. Ferrara was joined by SA President Tun Sheehan and Rescue Squad Executive Director O..vid Hoffman. The Uni>ertity was represented by President Robert L. Ketter. his asJiSiant Ron Stein , Vi~ President for Facilities Planon& John Neal. Assisunt Vjcr President for Housin& Leonard Snyder and A$.loclote Vice President for Student Affairs Anthony Lorcnt etto. Not maeb commoat Ferrara was not available for comment thil weekend and Sheehan rtfoaed to comment on the usue, 10 allow his Oircaor to rei~ a press release first, before mak111g hos own remarks . Adminisl11Uort reached for reaction to the friday morning m...ring. released little specific on formation, but Stein eommentell that it was "positive, •· and rhat tht 1tudent leadtrS "had done their homework" on the fir• problem , Snyder said that Forrara's explanation included questions about Ellicou's standpipd and hosrloeauon1. donn window cles•an• and cxh signs. In answerfna SA'\ qucsuon •• "Ketter gave a pretty romprthtnsht pocrurt or the Unnerllt) and lhe ldin& code, .. ht reponed. Also daring tbr mecuna. dJscu.uoon of last swnmn's disasler dry run held on the Amherst caps camt up. Cooke and Hochstetler Hall• , homt of many UB scocncc dtparun~ots. wu used to try out UB'• disaster piAn , olrhough Sn)dtr r<>caled that Ellicolt did not ha-. iii own ernrraenC) ttl! Ar tht hour .Jon& mtctona, a proposalro move lht hoses from lbt Jllllldpipct sparLed "a great deil of dlscusion," Snydtr Aid. Currently. smoke from a fire could be sucked into the staiN ells whm tht firedoors art opened to permit use of tho hoses, off'odall admitted . And thus. student• abo'< the fi r< • ould be ul\able to titt on rhe staJrJ. Both Stdcs agreed th&l Jt wu cumllal to oncrcase residents' Lno.. lcclgc about the pc»ssbo~ty and hazard of fore in the donnitory c:omplu . Addorions to currmt firt·foahuna eq_ulptnmt wu abo bantered about at rhc S<Uoon. Thert is one rcscur vehiclt. the Cavalier I~. that has the pol<nttal ro rtach EUicou's upper floor . usin& an aerial ladder. But its am-almost S400,00G-is out of reach for the <ldtvilk Fire Depanment. who b rcsponsiblt for firc· li&htina on lite Amhcrsl Campus. Admonistaton would n01 disc:uJ.\ the mcctina in mo;e detail, prefcrrin&, they wd, to allow Ferrara and Sheeban to make the revdations abou it. " They did alltht homework. they ~ld get the credit.'' Strln • plaoncd. " But it was a aood aamplo of the administration ·"'d students work ins toaethcr," the assbrnr admitttd · - J>on Holdtt ACADEMIC CLUBS MEETfNG- TODAY! 233 Squire Hall at 3:00 pm All SA recognized academic clubs must be rept'.esentedll ! ~ ~~ED EXTRA CASH? 8 $ Come to the SA BOOK EXCHANGE '81 $ , f ·SQUIRE HAll BASEMENT Bring books to be sold Wednesday, "Jan. 14 through Wedn~sdsy, Jan. 21. Books wlll be sold from Monday, J an. 19 through Wednesday Jan. 28. Pick up unsold books and checks Tht.rH;da y, Jan . 2 9 throught Friday, Jan. 30. This is a non-profit student operation where you submit your books, set your price and if sold. you will receive a check for the price you requested (minus a 7% service charge). If the ·book is not sold. it will be returned to you on Thursday, Jan. 29, and Friday Jan. 30 only. After 5 p .m . Friday. Jan. 30, the books become property.-f the Student Association . Open Monday-Friday from 10 ~.m.-5 p.m. (Evenings: Tuesday and Wednesday from 6 p.m .-9 p.m.). Group Lega Services and Rachel Carson College present: Environmental Law: "What's in Store For the Next Four Years" Speaker: Attorney Richard J. Lippes Chairman of the NYS Sierra Club Topics: SPRING BREAK '811 Ocean Front Hotel Rooms In Lauderdale SCud- lunttlpl 0 " - o.IUM 1lc:c:olft. - . - • tile Laud-~ Holll, 111e l.auderdale lleecll Hotel, " "" IN OatiObeen Trade Winda HoW • Hazardous Wastes Update on the Love Canal Expectations For the New Reagan Administration • Aal.Ow • I1 ........ JW. . • NIMo~a~.,t..oalliltCIOI'"f'HSI"' , . . , . . , II'AQ ........... FOil IIIIIIIVATtOH tHFOIIMATtON • C.. Toll-1· ~··40 In 01o1o 1·100-21244:12 Thursday, Jan. 22, 7 p.m. 107 O'Brian Hall Amherst Campus ~ !1: ! �UUAB. ATTENTION! I I .,.,..P It must pia« 1 bid wltll the per(...,..,. aad wail for that to be oa:qwed before k cu lip the bead. Bivlsioo Dircaor Usa ~n .,.-aUcd tilt llootd for iu work Thllndly, thll "l"""'ld MY it wu vuy effective aad 1 lot o( pcopk . , _ up wlr.b aood id<os for tla!Dp to do." Tbe • Dlreaor Ujliaiocd that rather than wert on tile ICb<duJiaa or Sl'<dlk.aru, tile wom<d tile &rOUIJO to "blvc 111 IAformal dixwsioo on how it -ana Any student who was enrolled fn the Statistics 101 A or B for the Fall semesterandhas questions about the grade they received, please contact the SA. Office at 636-2950. ~ • pcrnivod ltuole." • Rappapon, the conccn board wu ICiapwlr.h mcmbcnofUUAB,Sub· llootd, aad two OUUicle aodcau. Some controversy erupted - iD December O'l<r who sbould sit co the Boorc!-<>ftly U\JAB mcmbcn or o mixtwe or Sub Board pmonntl aad Uoion llootd people. c- ..... BIKt, a propoocnt or tilt llootd a It is now, sold ill December that the r..hurh!oa wu • necessary because or slip-u111 ill oil concau 1aa - c r . Charaina o.. CV<rf Rappoport, 1D oddition to h<:f Musl< Comrnittec-sporuorcd CVCDI role 1.1 DivU&oa Oirtttor. h ...had ~na wrona with it.·· the currently scr;virla iD a temporary Director insisted ~ Sub-Board pcj.t u Prod...., aad worklnc with wu forced to "put a banchid" oo Mwic Committee Director Marc the shows. Cohen wbo wu Krown•• and Sub Board Treasurer Ale• Sbblcr's usiaont last somtlttr. Cukan, who also sits on the Musl< UDder tilt ~ion plan, Board, wu plcucd with iu fttst droned by Sub-llootd l!ucutive session . .. It wa.s the flf'Sl time a Director Denn is Bloc k ond • aroup or people have lltcmpted to sic down and proaram. as opposed toone or two people,"1hc &n~duatc uudcru maintoined. Aarmna with Rappapon thai new idea$ were rlowina in rrom all Board members. Cukan called ror more student involvtmcnt in .the proetS$. "If the students say they want somethlna doM. we will do it if we con uford It and if t~ b free to play u that time," Cukan Slid, assurlaa tbos< ill doubt or UUAB's ability to boot top · rlf&ht pooforiicn. The Boenl has I I members aDd aU arc in'ohcd with tile aspects or putdna on a 1bow. includioa Pl!kllilr.aa,ccrew""".......t· _.,..,: ~-5!- / lhtion Praldcat Wollaa: Fcrrdl are the aHara< members. · OeMno<doet ~ uid Fcrrdl would 1 011 tile Boord ufd -lei act .. a rq><acntalfw or minority studml - cooc:mu. lllx~. • ho dld not on end the Tbunct.y scsaioo, Slid be Mel J>.:ard o.ly aood lhiap ..... it. .., """''"" to 1ft t11<n1 ... thinas oraoniucl on their own," Black sold cxplainina hb ol>serl«. He added thot ai<Jcism or hb role in the oritlnal rcoraani.tatioe wos too arcot, ond llso kept him awoy from tht m«tlna. "Too many people felt I had too much to do wit!! dilm&nllcina the lut one and I don't want lt to be the Dennis Block MtU!c CommlttC<," he said. NO<Ina thot he will receive full rtporu on each mcainJ from Rappapon, BliCk explained that he will occuionolly appear at the UUAB Proarammina Board m«tinas. "ThlJ is the one I am llappy with," tile lllxk offered. "I dldll't wanJ the oth<r UUAB committee hcods on it b<cawe not oely do tllcy not hove any time, but tlley doft't do what tbcy do all thai wdl." "-h<:f panlcipat with .., .., views on tile ._...uutloa is Klowe, wbo &aid Friday be wos II&P'P)' with tile ftnt proarammlna .-on. "AltboQp I mblcd some of tile IIMI<Ilnl. rrom wbot I Aw it r&l raf well," KloWD added. ,.h • .... • c:obesivc bunch or pcopk." He tald tboc Jlis orfaiDal .......,.;doa to tilt pleo - ....... co co okwdoe ~ wilb 11M' -."E~t..d ' dintnet ortM: w11ot uncle i t ....... ooe&tOYGSi&J " ' - c:Waoed. Olka ... thol Mcth<ny coec:ort, .... . . .tile . . .... . __ ... a.c..orlllc~a-...... - IIII*Ud lo lit ~ --.~~~~a-.w.uw..- llt - ' ,._.. die ...-...s l'altM,iiiiiiiM ........ . _ _ , . . . _ ~. llltpplpart _ . . utiAa ... odllr ...... ..................... _the ........ �ts Although Bulls iced Canisius, changes are still on the way by Jefrrey R. Tburrton Cayton (Waum)," A.UWiM't Sports E:ditut Ot. <h. <h, chan,... Otangco are in ttorc for the UB hockey Bulls. Sin~ the team's morale h.a.s boetl dec-.ing, Coach Ed Wrisht is alt<mptlns different combinarions 10 create ocv. entitu.iosm >mons his playus. With the addidon of 0111 Smith !rom Nla(laFa Falls. to cover fe>< the loss of John Igo, WrlJbt has "joggl<d" his llne. to mo1ivart the team. Howtvcr. the chana(' proved lncHc.:uvc despite Wedot$day oiabt's J-2 vktory over Ca.nfsius Collqc .. It wu no1 at a 1 effective." added the coach . "Wr had th • same outcom.i --probltms whh penah1es an the lack or oraaniz.ation on the Icc.•• With three players rec<ovoni " F" srad• and one AA in(Ompletc. thcrt> may tK CVtll mare M..-,racc:s in store- ror the Bulb. Pt<~ !0< llw p Aner tosins to UB last November ~I. the Grirrs ha¥0' made .rome !mprov.,.,u. ··we•rt a younJ leam-frC'.shmen and sophomore&-and we mode some cOStlY mi-stakH. This t:ime we tilcw what ~ wen up a(lainst. We worked bard on O'br poworplay and our shonhanded uniu, and to play be ncr or(laniud hockey," explained the Canis! us ooa<b. UB evened chc ~ore early in the second period . Semor Mark Werder outreced theGrifr> goo.ltcndcr a.nd ~ the puck to Peter Yuhas who had the open ntt. At 17:11 of the same J!arua, Sawyer put UB ahead With the nur or his two taJUes:. Wt'fdcr ··r•nn~·· or1 a rebound then S:awyc:r picked up the loose puck and fired it paJt Jim Pa.g.liaroti, tht: Ca.nisius nwnindt'f_ Yuhas was also •warded and wise on "'the goal. In the '411l. t\cith Sa~·yn scortd l\loltt" "'" lht BuJb cvC'ncd lhcu '«ord a1 .5-;S-1, while 1t\c Gnlden Gnrrms droppr-d to the Ylll< Sa~ t-.IHtd again. 1his: time on a third period po~rpiJy, aJ 7:58. The ~nior record. me ltd the ntl lrytng to stuff the ruck on the shore .slde. Pa~Jiaroli stopped lht initial shot. th~n Sawytr slamme-d home hil Qwn rebownd. "Th.at wa5 lhc only time: our .speclf:.!_ lt'a.J'n.S failed," ofrt'rcd the: Crimn t.ani$1~ Opt-ned lh< sconrtl at 13:l4 nr the first pmod on Gar)' Roo~lef 't. ftr~l of hts lwu goals R~ltJ. a (mhmAH fr~m Orchard Pork, "iJ a bnghl sput in nur propam," accord•n& w the Gnfr; Ht'ad Cuac:h Brian C3vanaufh "I was out of PQ\HIOn," adn,lllt'd dcltnStman P~.c:r Dombrow.,kf abcut IMsoal . UJ tned 10 rorct1~PI3)' 81 lhtbiiJthot- scoopfiS up a Oak Guynn rebound then coat:~ Pralst for Bulls C~ch of 1hc 01\l\100 Ill Catusru.s 1eam. (avaoauch. had no1hil"'& bill Prai!.C for lht llh1Sion II Bulls: " UB IS a &ood skating r------------.., ... A .S.M.E. but railed and couldn 't l<t b•c~ to help NOW WHERE OtD fT 0 01': Ul lkdt. aw""" 110W14 h Clnltktt ~I n ""' aa.c~Mt Oltfftn VQ~ttend« ...rcn.. wlfnty tot tnt ~ n. Bwltl won tM ttam.. ~y'rc- not overwhdmin.gly latse.• .so they have to skate 10 b( dfecdve. Whm skarina. they havt the potential to ~noel orr the bcttu team:s in Division lJ (Elmira, PJausburJh). Kaminska (Bill), i" a great aoalcc:nder. I meMioncd il on lntrrnational Cable that ht' il the best goaltender in Division IL" Halfway throuah the third p<nod, ol(ocssler rtcorded' his second goal . Wilh Paul Narduzzo in the penalty box for mpping. tt\t Griffs wasaed no limt ln culling UB') 1e.~~d m hlllf. Takina: a facc:-o(L.Io 1he ten of K.ami.nska. Canisius worm lllc po""'·rrplay out of the corner, a pa.u came to R,Qe$.sle.r wh<l immediately blasted 1M' puck into thentl. j us.t 8J«ortdJ Into Narduzz.o'" penally. " As long:nWcrc(usetopt.ayteamboc:kf:'Y, we wnl "rugglc apinn third-rate teams," -~-----, Bioengineering Week PHOTO M onday, Jan. 19, Dr. Baier from The Cal.span Corp . W ed. Jan. 21 Dr. Mateo of the M.E. Depr. COPYING Both will speak at 2 pro in 206 Furnas Hall. BOWLING LEAGUE NO W FORMING Faculty Mens Staff Co~d 9am-5pm 356 Squire Hall Corr<>arry -.""'"'""""""' d electt<nc syst...... la$01$, .......... ,..,_. eOoctiCXIIXCS .,._,~~1onamea~ Weollworecltre~W>est~ ""'ld"""""lleneloU Imagine yourseH at Hughes. We will be on C1mpua Tu.s. J1n. 27t.h s-,_. ~ oHk• tot M lfAilOI:~ . At last- UB Celebrates Academ1c Opportunity Contact your Academic Clu~­ Joln nowt And welch ior coiiJinQ ettrec Jen. H-30 • .J' • ll'ougiiiiD ~..,&A~ Clubt r--·····--r------~-~ ' .i HUGHES .~ '.f'.OitT ==--=---~----------~Al lt(:llt ~+~.. T ------~ CO M IJ.A .. Y ._.UGHI:5 SU SYSTEMS wu u,, hom add<od coach WriJbt . "We stopped playinz team hOC:kC')' &1 W(' did in the latin pan 0( 1980... Wrigh1 wasn•t as gmtfous whh hiJ pnhc of the Canisiw team as Cavanauafl was of the Bull.. '"The talk was th>t they pl2~ super hockey- they didn't . We made the fundamental mistake lh41 ._cp1 lhc-m •n tht' same," he said. BUl l BlTS--Ihe thret starJ ~em to Sa'tl()'n and Roes1kr-. who scored two g.oali aplttt, and Werde-r, wbo contributro cwo • usisu in 1he winning ca.use • •• Pr1er Yuhti also added a Joal aftd an assist for US . , . The Bulb o\l.l.ihot. Canisiw. U..2J, nwtina the fint c..imC" this year UB hal out.sbot tbdr oppooml ••• The nat hocnt pmcis ...... JanOW)' 21 apinst CottlaDd Slatt"College. Imagine yourself creating a simulator that duplicates i~ 3-D ~my SIIIJI8tl4._ a pilot might experience. .cl.C8lO"l ~.,Ole QC:II'Itf'Y anJ a ~C~9£MIC W££R Is coming ' January 26-30, - 1981 ~""""'""·· ft»CG ••••••••***'*~~~ '*' LOOK OUT UBI '" INVOLVE YOURSELF! BFeHF•RD! Join the SA Assembly. Only 40 signatures are needed to bec;qme a member. Petitions now available in I 1 1 Talbert Hall. vw o:o • at "'4* &.clootl ~- w~ - aQXIt1 at c1 "'4* Sign up in Roorp 20 Squire Hall "'"'"t. J.2 but CCMCI'I Ed Wright p6e• Md wfth U. outcome. �~ BOnnie comeback beats Royals I J t ~ ~ ..,_ a. eoc. __ ............ dle_ ... _ Anl&lfl~ Tllo IIMI Wb'._ for !II.----~ --~,__, ,.~ - .idllllw . . . . _ _ _ ! ltlllllpled. 111M ..-a iedeod ., 1101 ldJ !lac ..... j ....,.· 5ale D«Ud die crudM ulb'. 1ltdl ~ IS IIIOODds i . ......... . . J , ~ ldf. lady .................,. ....... U.Q rittory .,_die Ul-t~bd Ro)'tls • Clork Oya Thundty ~ tb<ao-we)<lllltt llw , _ ..... - ' a d UB-* l..lllda O'o..-JL IJidood, UB ...... Jf .._.. -vr- .....,I ~ b.c HCAA -·,..a.,. nola ....ron-dy c:a1 rot a AO ...... qod<tty jouroped oU.JD oa 11-1..., • Ill* rrpo~ lint or j . _ LiDty, M.wio ~ail<~. ... Ohla Collfn IOCaly ~ both "-dd. a-lto -eel wdl .. kllootlhc baiiiOid .....-..1 12 ftnC'lu~Jf polal• 10 live lilt llo)'tb a 3$.21 lead. v.. !here were three impontN faaon Ill lbe balf thai ipC(Ied tile Roy.lt' uldll'lAic ckmiK. Forwvd Colloc-a wu in~· rovttroubte. pic:klna up bcf third rout jt>St t..r~ lntenniulon. St. Bonnie'• ouper fornrd, Jeao Wohlacmulh, had 16 or he-r tcam't 28 poinu and appeared virtually uru<oppable; and after rrailina 22-9. tile Bonnia employed t tenaclouJ full coun zone pr.,. whieb ,.....,bled UCLA's or the late rant orillt two quick t.Hcu. bul Bajto OOWilt1cd with cwo fret t1uows to ill''< tbe Ro)'llls a 6G-SO lea(l with just w-• tbret - - 10 play. 1'looo! dlaoaor lb\ICic ' "' UB in lilt penon or w........,. Tho.....,,six f - rorwantcalmlyhk r-Ot btr .....,'s DtX1 ('lve WW>S--..1 baskculo tit' 60-60. Ha-lul bUttes wu ~y oostly boc:boe k llloo'drrw U.. 6nail foul on Collora. With l:o91d\, Woblpmuah c:ompltted the tbrot poiA1 play, and tbe Bonilla ..uo,..s lhcir (1111 lad or tile ...... 1ut il a lad IIIey -'<1 """" rdinquilh. Tbt RO)'III c:allad oo JIDtl Lilley, IUld <be CoO.pUoia rapoodcd with • dulc!o basttt wilh <13 seeoodt ld\ IO ~ IJw Royols a 62-61 lad. After a Ilona ruraowr aod a 1'1lislftl Royal fr« throw oo a one-u6on<>Qtuatloo. !lac Boalts Pille baD bode """ ... up ror tile winnlna - .. witb i"" 26 secoads len. All eya wen oo WobJiemuth, but sbt ......uisllly tlutw 1 ll<rtal .. llw top or lhc toy ..tUdl Croed .... t...-e. ~pr<t ~ flOC the baD "and shot. •· Janel Ulky even 101 a ~ or thai ball." O'Doo.ndl said afterward. Bolt tile ballfdl in; U8 could not ~te 1 rtn&J play. and Foeney btame lhc instant bero or Olean. " N'o lead is enouah apiMt lhcx &uyt," <aJd O'DorlneU of her Division II rivals. "They scored ten points in tile ftntl ctuu minutes and we ~ • liuk oloppy. We obo couldn't &tt any bukeu 11 tile end. JiJaia. Thit- UJuJft zone aUJed numerous BufraJo 11'1 atoU.&b lou, but I'm proud otmyream. Wt scared turnovtn, and 8on1 start~d tO Jlin precious them, and Bajko was super. Our backcourt also played momtntum ouu.corina thco RO)"llJ IS.. IJ. •t-1.1, and 1his would ha\t been' a &ood one 10 win . " I'm happy with the wa,y we came back," said , -C'OII>tlletk ' Wohla<mulb after the aam<- "Our rtn&J play turned AJ Coach 0' Donnell yel~ "keep the tum oven out differcn~y becaust we weren't ao!oa to .shoot until. down." tht Royals spent the fir1t minucu or tho the clock 101 down to tbr« JtCODdi. BuL I ... a aood J<Cond hAlf maincalnlna their seven point lead , But ICI'ftn for Marpret and sbe Juit had UNhoot. with the soorr -44-36. bad pwlna and JC¥ellltr~vellll)l Jlalko l<d au scorn with 26 poinu, whll< Lilley had ulls ruintd any po~entlal orraulve opponu1111<1 (or 17. and Collora had nine. Wohlaanuth scored 25 for the Royals, and the omnlf)f<ttllt Wohlacrunuth the Bonnia, whik Kathy Lynch cllippdj in with 12. swished I jwnper to tie tilt aame II ... IPt«e. But UB And Marpr<t At~cher scored two points for 1be stormed bact', u Collora and ~ko apin dominated Bonnks. but it wu • vt:ty bla bo.>kt1 iod<ed. the olftmive boardt. Both women co~ on easy The IICl(1 hom< pmc for the Royals is Sat. -y, layupa 10 make lhc ...,.e Sa--.6. Tbt Boiiiiki repoftdcd Jantwy ZA apina Postdam at I :00. ·- · ·=$ - Just four regulars Surprising keglers score in Vegas Wbm Grta Pi<kuec stepped off the plane on Lti Vqu ovtt ~~-acadoo be did •t..t ooy touriJI "'UUd do-bead stratahl for tile slol marhl,..., What be didn't do ...... "*- ~bad 1M 'luc:k or~~ trhh' with him and in I way .tO cfid his lfltf1Uft31~. Tbt UB ~Bowfio.a ...,.., witb only four reaulan, fmisbed a :wrprisina t.hintftl,th in lbt tum t\tnt 1n a 1idd of 82 Kbooh a1 tile Arizon-a Slott Univ..s~y lnvil.ltiooal bdd in Lti Veps, Nevada. Coed! Paul Tzmi<ris. who lw two years qf oli&ibihcy Jon. ft&d in tile firtb spoi.O the Bulls could rtcld a full ,....,., " We didn't even have all 0<11 bcol bowlm t~ere, " Tzirtleris txpblned. "Mosl or tile lUis couldn't makell btnuse they couldn't afford tile trip, If we htd our bcol bowlers ..-. would have cocne ia tile top five." Scou Sei<t futlshed hiah (Of the Buffalo oontlnaent ~a 2290 for lllf,lm6. The 6')" jaruor from North Tooawanda a...-aaed 208 for tile two day toumamenJ. ll<ovld Botff or South ..ut Miuouri cop<ured the lnctivld.W ..,.,. fdllna lA25 pin>. "I - ill a t6t orpaio rrom 111c plane rnaht," Seier rdle<:ted. "l had ear trouble from tile plane and the Attention University t;ommunity Have you Jon ANYIHING.. ANYTIME before Oui.stmas vacation? The Department of Public Safety bas recently reorganized their Lost&. Found and haa a 'lar.ge IUilOunt of unclaimed property. If you have lost a STIJDENT IE>, WALLET. UCENCE. GLASSES, OR KEYS, they will be available for idendfication aDd ~-up at the foUowing times ONLY, -attar wtdcb. they wiU be disposed of: ~y, Ji!n. Z.O, lsBf, 1 ina.~ p.m: Wednadq, Jan. 2l, 1S62, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. 171u,dy1 )WJ• .Z.Z, INt. P'.£m.·! p.m. ~ '*"' 'tlf'hok r.u;a day I 1n peJn, but H dtdn •1 realty aiT«t my bowbQC. The w... - e 111 JOP <OIIdotion, oiled f01 tile pro. .. NCI'OVI JlHa) wnr noc much of • raC"Cor. the- UB ChC'tn1tU7 ma}orra.pla•nrd. cvco lhouab thr compttallon was • cry touah. "II was 1 team tvtntso I ...... 't n.,_ovJ II all I wed I d;wac tmlh board shot 1nd "" hlltlnJ the poct,ct C'OIIt..tently." Tile Bulb snared 49-11 ptn>IO come 12 pl;ocn behind lint place Cal State Northrtdae will\ a 5163 pin total . Auburn wu the champion in aU~u tOmPf'(ition tWI1bfina 11 •.107 pin>. Buffalo once apin was thineenth with 1 10,746 pin 1o1al over II aames. Pldwec was KOOnd·blah fln11h<r for tile BuUs With 2,110 pin>. then Tdnkrl,, Mart F'o,.er, and Bob Romeo lhird. fourth and fillh. Tuni<ris' sqwtd alvo cof)lured >«ond=d third pi>« In cbc 1cam all-e\-cnu com.~itlon at 1he RJT..MonrOC' lnvillllonal 11 Roche>ter befl)(e the Christm;u br<tk . The "A" team &ribbed second with S6i5 piru and the "0" team thiad with 5516 pins. Scott S.l<r wu all-~nl.\ <.hamp1on wilb 1,303 piau and 1117 avenae. FOR COURSES IN MYJ'H AND DREAMS ' GREEl MID LATIN TEaMS IN SCrENCE CLASSICAL UTEilATURE ROMAN lDSTORt ANCIENT SPORT RELIGIOUS nfOUGHT . BIBLE ANCIENT • MODEJtN JEWISH HlSfORY MODERN HEBUW LANGUAGE A LITERATUllE .CONSULT - LISTINGS FOR: CL*SSICS GREEK !:ATIN JlJDAJC S11JDIES ll.EUGIO~S STUDIES OR CALL- ~ Ot-cr:ASsiCS' --·~ "' �ltOOM("MATE WANT80 .... twt bedroom liNGUE NO tor ..... - D.C""Do¥"' . ..- - 11'1.US 8£DROOMS. F..,._ I> m ilo lrom u• liNin .$JT"Mt ~"\aafmo. +lAIIftle or wm l-ent Wl'ODnt _,,..., I ~tflt.t.. 1 mo. ,._. .nd NCurJtv . QJ.$7" eed Extra Mo ey. We Buy Hi{llelt Prica Paid cw...,... ...,. TH£ SPECTRU-M r.~- 11M •¥t to ..sn COO¥· ,.,.0 "E.FUHOS aN t~ Oft cfM.-thM ,.,.-.. a.tc cooy u .c~~ ~ ...,,~ 5o«.tr0.tn' dOH ftOt eUI.Iorl'lt ,.,, .,.- • n:an. .. C!efll 10 '"''~ M't ..o cor ""'~... " .. • ,, .. or Ulat • • rtf!G..,_, • • u.teu '1"M '*1DOft~Rtatty FOit SALE : 11 Slr1ng Al••rer v:unH Exc.ll«~ t tttf\dH•Ott . caw •~ttidH COUCH8EO, oorm atov• ~. "s eo. ou tJ• J.G1 •~ •no• L.4UIIt4• f ~ ttwtn .. .... ,. FOR GA'f.4GE REN1 Btllf'V tf'O M•fltnelOr't ,.,.Ice ~ table I3J 17" l-EAVING 01/T OF TOWN s.et ll~ CINDt TV 1«11"' tr• tot t.llO 0\Htt rww C.ll lb 51tt F' ~YE lOOTS n I•' • ,;:._ Si'Je NfW1..ol•, l» SM) ~o lit SAJ. e ScOff\ 60 "''" 1 )S. iiU A:.•• Ill 2at !EO ANO P'••" s. ·ow(_,. ., u. ,.,., .........._....~ ~ WlllMPUB TQMIGHT Pizza Special! $.50 I ~-~- 1 nCI .-PIIIR>ftl.""'" 12 p.m.j cuw"" wm OAESSE• lot &4HJ0 EDl~ IIIU!f!O'•U U \t-,...... c..tl ltQ 1351"" HEW MEWLf1T P4C<•DO C•'n••• tor ano ~• 111 a... E~ OIII'W .,_.,,. ••C me lftWY manft\ ,..,,.,...,.. D\S ........,G ..., 1• 1' or FrH Admission TUESDAY Barcardl Rum Night Mugs to be raffled Ba~:ard i FtH AdmissiOn *-"'_.,. J:liO atldJ:'JDH~. t+OU$'e.MAT ~ W"HTI:O 10 lt'!..,.t 4 b•oroo'" nou.... ..,.,ot tnctuon - -. CiiiiCIMOt :ze~::: ::.:~:=;.::: tto1 CNc:eea,...., 111tc.,. ~.nell...,_ ~tnt 'tfOfl(' tr1~r fbe EdiW~TottY .,._mt«t .. ~ ~ .SCIOI"tt "' IMYONI!~a,.........,.,. r~..ttw • <¥on .,.. Nlftt 04 SepiiM'ftOtf' 7t, . _ on Ml:flli lot. IC:niUo ..,.,.. ~ ply• contact RoekV ID.J:IIJ • •t 8£CtCIE Mid STEVE tN ~ t1 onGc ~ min91"-' Cra ll' Tlmm"r ROOM FOR a.E lft DEAR AMY tit!rf"' to • 'fHr ot .,-ut nm... n...,. , .... .._,.,. ~. J.-tt f\.n...,.,. ..., ~ .$HARE-TOWN HOUSE MIF1 Gr..alprof wtttt..., m.... ~ ms Ml> + .,. month ot'POSJt + ~tttrn. Thf• mllft._ north 01 AtnhKal ~pwt... CMI ~ PJ.-lf.i1 or " ""'"'.,. ..,..., •tff'f J: 30cwn SPACIOUS ROOM FO,._ ftEHT Mtnii'I'IK. 011 137·.,.. AHV STUDEHl wno..,atervotlf'dtntM 5t•rl" ln 101 • or a tor me Fill t.tmftftt M'4 ~l.l QUhtions otbOut '"" grad I'T'If!y l't(t lvect. cont.ct tne (.ell,.,.,., ~TCHI N G w . . . . ,."" "//Vtt Un C•ll for NOTocrs 8ROI\••ER I BROIL tCI HGJ MtAWI"b 11 • t Gooac.oncm~ I JOorbt'\JDHW" 5' • r..oou wlrt\ tree (U DD4on\ltel M«f''t •ut 1 u•fbf<t lintel UMG twtc.e s.c:l orbtt.t oH"" Call &»•tH$ 1tter tcNn FQU'\10 LO.S 'l-.tfN " •ltef "" V& Vl(:IAlty :;:::=:matVelut Utounct. '*. . C'"t Russ us-at• 8EOS. -MATTRES-SES t~.IICMft wt. TV ~1~ lA" tlr-n.. rugs, tamp\, llla(uum H •lf'f', W61'4robt 19?•026, cat• IT....,.t attW 4 pm utditlt'S ttir<hen .,..1\otte c~ ,._.., Matn ID'tiXD ~ LOST~ AUTOMOTIVF anoo.tt J l5drrm.. Uppeor, u.. l~. ,~ HopdL..S~i't ttOCirM t.l5 834 - 688 1 \7P'Oir~x...l .,,.,~ FOR SAl f OJ< RFNf -J1-·. . -.. . N BUFFALO U.mnity Plaza Cf\.,... OU& fO l f17 AUDI ~·c.. l ent mtc,_AftiUI c~tloft, l5 rn&:~t~ Asklno ttOO '""' /"$C. lftclld. . A¥..1aible' JM, 2t ~t ID•ZS112 utai.fMoa.. .....,..,..,, ~t . The Jewelzy Exchange ...... Ulleconla et tk •us.• T'h,_ awall • bl« - " "· Coli . . , , . - ___._ APARTMEtc"T FOct. lltENT. - • COI.D-SILVEI-.JEWELIY apa rlm•nt, F*"'-'Y ttt. 'lent lt JUt •• at~ 21 ROOMMATE$ WAKTEO : O.m•t• Vt•d. 'ludenho roornt ev• Hable tn O..vtttul t!H'nlahec ~~ Smlm.~l to walk from MSC. Rtnl JllS montft W · ~ atl.,..,pm t WO HOUSEMATES WANtED lo ~tftwet.troomf~Pr«tmetu , A:ef'l t 40 lvt. u fUIHts • .Sp•clow • • two b«<t'~ l1r!fPiace.. Two tMoc:kS lfrom 01!'1..,.... pn._ c..tt llt-TkS SERIOUS STUDENT WAH TEO 10 INnf Side. s.n.r. rwo bedroom dUptn c..u ~_..n.-~ LISt A E~ to tar. P•en~ Gf Love. L•VO'I.. and ~ "' ""-o-•wv... ~tmvMk.Mo II 001"9 betiOb • Wf hl'ff l•' 'f"-ttu w• fnllit'fkw..,.... I fMtt• WN1 toV ,....,, ._. wa lbnd me - . Jwt iiiiiiiiiiillll ~ AIOEClS WAifT£0 "TO ~ c::Dit\ and ~ ............ ~W&t. F...... ON-.y, Q ~ ...... JlftHIY 2t. e:aH . . . . ~ 6»-.,. C;oti'\CI4f~ ~. (:....... qU!It1, & WOW~« CS~<~Y~~tt c.oc«inp ~·· a:Jo.CJt, u~ (I» "*'• "DW" too' DEAR JOANNE F W« IOOkeO •' t«'h omtr ~ ,._ dorm\o at tKtl otMr Gf' tM\ut anct In IM A:• IMM11M". ~· , . ~ lng •ncJ ..,.,., PIUN ctll GS-162.), Scott •••kJnO.. COHGfii A,TUL.ATIONS fG fM WIM«not thf Sloma P t\1 eP"'On r a fll.. Mr\, A l••andtt, linda WOIOhUt.o I.. II a Douoln_ ANDY. Mell ""''~ AnQe4a, m, • :..:;::.::'~• Bac luJ•t'*· nu SeGI ..-.y ht.ar1 :7~~·!::~:=. '"C: L ESSONS f'rofa n lof'! a l ''M'b CAm- NSW EllA whit~ You drfft • ~ Grana M• tii"ICI 1 rou ttve .,. m All84 ..,.. u.w, l14lQ2~\1 S• M I CHEL&..E, ~ ..., 11M ...... SJUOE H1 nMr M.5C.. SIJ'.JI:I mGfTfft Dfus c..ll THE ANTI -RAPE TASK FORCE (One night per week for 4 hours) _......_. FLUTI" LESSOH.I WITH P ETR KOTUC All ....,.,... c..tf .,..... TYPI-.!("; TYPING OON6. C.. l N«W P~ P•l TYPING. ComPftteiYPI"'P......., •eM CorrKII"t kl«trk.. When QU.IIU ~~ muntLC.t at4JI the CAC office, 34 5 Squire Hall. -- OA.NCt MC Md Wlmnullc e"'o.nc.""'-1d. bef"' wfthvw.,.,.._..._...,.. .....,,,,Low. Ptlt0GIItA.¥MEIItllt P"''OI'Mnmed ,., PrGle<'f cetl .... fife•• o• r• .n.ltMt en lt.ti~ ~ u., -~ .. ~• , . . . ,...if. Mel 1 " " I J ..._HOC T. come......., enct Ntp me _..,.._ .... """ f"OOI'R T F.N. ~. m...o~ Llrn"' I dliclil'l't MOW I WM tniniV \W'Ittf • tntl'G tM WN Ma ...- ....... ..... ·-.....,.,_. ·-t.-- ·OUICK COf'V , • ....,.nct~CM~. __-- ---...... -·{l .............. C:' •UTTaCMI ,m....,._...,... ,, _., FREE e FIIEE • FREE e FREE • FIIEE e FIIE.E e FREE • Fllff • i ~ Mr. Taco ... 3248 Ma in Street KfOII ~ • lrom u B. Buy 50 Wings • :~: Get 15 FREE!!! - • *Returning volunteers please contact the office. ElLt · - -· ... I ~ tc.II D7ft1111tt!f'Je.m MJct- -. • Applications are now avai la~le at a.ufltv cNt;.,; ..- b«);groynct M . l t p.m Wt.._l. ..l-04D:S pno~o. w,.....,.. ,_ MAZON A ~' wtlll tor ~ ~ Go ,...,.. H... • onus Nv NEEDS YOU! lntt'DIJII(1~ .wrwtu fOr . . . 1tto • • ChoOII<t 'fOUl' own data trom Elllalol GlitEAS&: All ~ k'l 1M Nil t)t00«1''-' Of GREASE pwrc:f'iMe , _ _ c.~• ..._.. .,. a t l1"'U' FEMALE GRAD PR.O """"' J-. w.1 • =. All volunteers are required to attend the following Orientation Session : VAN $ERVICE STARTS TODAY ~ ~ WALK $ERVICE-STARTS Mon • .lin. 28tf\ ~ • YOUU LOVE 0UA SUSS. TOOl! FIIEE • FilE£ e FIIE.f e Fllf.E • FIIU • Flt£E • Fllf.E. e FIIE.E • *Applications for Committee_ work-Publicity, Public Activlt/es,,Fund/ng, and Publications are- available. II interested, contact Debbie Glasser at 831-3521. ~ ,January 24 from 1-5 p.m. in 339 Squire. us ~ CAC'• AHO a.APE fASK I=OtltCE W4UC SE .YICE 11..-tl ¥oQ.. J.M 1t !IOU'" If\ trMI Of UGL. HSL. ~ ltre«t L..,atift Y.n tornkw Ww '"" loc.... lift .,.... ol ~e HMI ~Iori '"" nme ,_.""" .,-ouno wfth • YOUR RESUME IIIU< onrt Of IN C.f'OWIIJt W. • t RT Altoc.LtliM o\iteT GllAO, "ROFIE5$10N Ae .-lvdenl for u •• clo\f.s turhhh•d ac«tmtnl near Het1ri/Colwtn ar~• W4tU.Oto"""".-.ot.di'OCifn~ S7 00 -< 'Oelk.,._ I~ VO IC£ 1 J •1~14, to «Dtl l b~tftSIOOI'IIVI.--t\11 IKUitv fl..,_ GAYj,.IE, M, ..... w nl 0t • lln~ cJ£MPPOCtttact tM n ~~~ c. WOf"'fft tt. u VW ~ fftintl: Of MY tfMnOt,. JW Ml me~. ~ ltfh~ ~. W•~ tf~ tw oteJnMn fnf...... -...c.c:~ ,.penoa. 1-s;tory, co....,m.Jm . va.. t~oww no:1 to MMft Washer~ *'\'8'. Oi~HfM'f'. mk.,...w. garden.. Sif\.tre ; ls,.ll!lcl,lt.L. Otlscou B. ...Isl:lulal..l_••• aJ SUi WOMAN, f Lo\re, BUI:IIW MC.~r. . .ecl. . = :-:.::: ::!~::: JlOGx-t _ ___ _ bl' i .• ...,.. .,. llhOwtnO. ...._.... _ _ _ ......... f. ...__ ...........- .....,_,......... J.t.D.,,..................... --·· w.-foat tit 3:00em 0...• . . ...... ... B !171 IAlLEf AVE. 8JU905 !! �CAC , _ Fricloy o\a p.rn. 1rt llOSqulr.. CiiJneM- Aun. I'IFAC. Ellkoll. "'""$«....,. ... p.m."' 320 AJ>tiOS - . Jonuary 27 at Olelondotf, MSC. f qu9tc Qf the day· I otherway. rnovie8, arts &lectures Compuo CtuAol. lor. Chrbt pruon,. Famil)I.;Jl,.. IOtnOfTOW M 1 P.,l"'lll- in the ..lMre' Kct:ter Room. EltiooeL TOIJk b '\'out llmo. Comoll Theater, EJllc:c<L Tlclc.U available' at tho Squire Tldt.. Of!lc:o •nd tbo llf4d. 1'\oun..ln I olnc. In EJllc:c<L ,_to......,_ • a- . - R...- a,.,t Oj>9Ucatloas oro now .-..llablo In the GSA olnc.. I 03 Talbott. AC. G,.,.lng lewl for , . . _ and PhD candldatot, up to tl 50 ond t~ rotp«tlvoly. Compl""'d opplico<tom or• duo by J•nuer')"'2.l .t 4 p.m. Any q\.lullont plt..s~ contact tt\e QSA o ffice ot 636-2!150. • -/1!11 1\nders<>n From Minstrel in the Gallerv Mole: IIKlcP<11JeiA a IJnhorollJ'ouvice ol The Spoclrlm\, Notku .., run fr<o ol chortco- 1'1-. Spoc\tum - . . net ...,-.ntet. that all noUcu w91 epput .nd ruerft'S the right to edit aU netku. NOTICES TO APf'eJY! IIIOfll! Tl1AI'C OtiC£ IIIOST Bf ltfBUII/0\rrTED FOR EACH PRJrntliG. C<>uno llatlfte wAI not bo j>Mlecl. Ot.adllnu oro l'londoy. Wedno..S.y and Frld.oy at noon. Tau 8d.l Pi-Any rMr1"1h-r lnteruled In YOiuntHring: fot the Engin«ring Luming Lab. pluM notify us In l« lltY, AC. 0< bond dollWt to JOIIItlf. lncludo 1M days~ Limo you ate w.Uing to 'ti'Olunl«r tot. Noecl clono.l worto? Tho Dept. ol ~•torlf Sclonc<: , . . . 0< . . . , . . , who think thor need ..1 - k and wot.dd hlice 10 pattk-~tc k\ • study of J)d.tJc.ot teaporue to routine dental tr~elment . Two frH nlllngs atr provided. Conta<t Or. N. Corah ot831 ·2 164, - unr1ou.ncemenrs Su bject~ ere needed fOf a buJinut dedston meldng lludy. i3 pold for pordclpotton. C.ll Prem at 831 ~744 JOp,m c><Siopby)l) 8 Crosby to Kl "'P ..,_ '"'«-"'~ C..rter PlaninG Of'fJce worklbop• -Retume Writing .o\ondoyat lop.m, ln 15Copon. Tocl>nlquu!orptejWir>g en f'.ffec:tivc ruumc- wiU be dltCUJkd. Job lntt-rv~l"SJ Pt•paratlon and T'ocl>nlquu Frld.oy ot 2 p.rn rn 25 C.pen. AC. A wllloc -..n and dOKU....S. vi-- bet..-8-9>4~un a~ S.JO·II Life W~ Regbueuon tot the: Spt\1'\g s.tma~er -luhopsboqlns.o\ondoy CI>Kk ........ I~R­ !or .clleclule de.. lb, fxW><kd «tl>ttatlon hovrs will be held Mon4ay. T.....S.y aoel Wed..-y from e.J0-7 p.m '" 110 Monon. AC 8100Clm~lle: .tpOt'LIOrt'd by ASCE today end tomorrow frocn 9.·3 p.m. 1n lhe FlllmCHe Room, $qt.Jirt. Stgn up 1n ed'venct today •t the- ASCE teble In tt-. Squirt> Cent~' Lounge.. Remember, somf'dey )'Ou may~ blood In""'•• )'OUI'MK end bo heaul. Join tl>e SA <\M«mbly ~ oliO tiQN~twes ¥t: neH«OJo become a m embu Potlttom , _ a ..llablo In Ill Talbert. AC. The lot.,.l•o EJ>glf• h to,.....,. ln•t!Mo Is 11'1 nHd ol Conn:rwtlon k'-aders ~o whh lor.lgn .ttud~nta.. Call 636-2079 a nd lind ov1 how you an eam crcdfl et lhc Ntnt: 11m~ . Aak for Mlche'-: Ann . -..o"' . Do )'OU ha¥e • drln~ f"'bltm? Do 'f04J dr lr"k too much an4 not - m oblo- to conuol k1 Do you a-e a lrlonq or r~lv-e who <lrint(t V.C'~ht\'ky •nd with -oo,n you 1\eve dlfOculty coplng1 II you do .....t ,.lflr holp, como to • tnHtln-g ol lhe Akohol A•art.neu Proeram on Wodntodoy from J.~ p. 1ft 107 I'IO<ton. AC 536-2807. S4t Ep ltuoh lla star~«.Tot mote w..r,_"'" on bolng port ol a gruC fmomloy. Squire Hall. by and - .i. ..Ole In • ate fp Hewi H..,. todey flam 3-6 p.m. In 1M Squ~o Rat!>aellat. Eve<yono lntorootecl In finding out tbout ~l~..rftlty oro Ulf"d lO OUt~. "!!"• S•-.uaiUy e.4ucet1on C•ate r Cont•rence ror Ptof...Joa.h 26 In Sq.nrc: For more "--r to '-1< and llqn "(> for a ot.lrt by Jan.-y D . 1'1-.ro will bo fl\lndotc><y Nil nwcttng .lonuory 23 •• 4 p..m. In 261 Square. A f - ,.._.., C!PII IM~iru<Un eo- will be oller od T~ and~~ hom 7-10 p.m. boqirolq ~ 22 .., tho 11oo< ""-' rc-. ElllcsL ~ CPR Qtrtl6ed .,._ call Ceo< I at ~ n.- """""' "' ..... llnl - -lo......, ~Oftly - - - - >;;tt . . . . .. -. . _....,........._.......,.,...._ lettlrl't """-- ......... r-.... ~ c.w. 261 s.,.IN ->41 10 - · 1\C.. ....-.. .... .a..-y27. (' MHol ....... - ........... ~19. ~ Y""' ~ a Jon 20, Pleuo ...tomit e n 11\lormal r.....,.• outlining quaiiO<otlon• to th• BMC If office In EINcou: Pe rformance doles at e ("\er·c h 26·jZ8. for more ln!otmatlon cell 636-2 13 7. ...Dlukknee In the PoKsh Labor Movement'' panel dlat-uulort wUh /11\r. Da niel KIJ. Mu Lcoonard ~ate:ntyno~ Mr Da~ •Fntnel')k and Mr. St.tl Fronceyk t.,_,.,w 61 7 p.m. In 3~ IIIFAC, ElllcotL Group Legal Scnlcu and RCC En•lronmot~tol to• Sftnlntr wllh AROMey RicNtd Uppn Thutaday a t 7 p.m. In 107 O'Brlaft, AC IJIJAB Open lollko begin> Thursday !rom 8 II p.m. In the Squire Rethakelttt. Sign up Jheat tvelleble at 7:30 p.m. A.ny 11uden1 Interested in beJng an MC should ctU Lob at 636-29~7 . UOAB ColfMb...,.. lA looking f0< otuden" tot<rnteclln performing at the fol;dday Mutlc S.oo In tho Haa> Lounge. Squire. If lntO<eSted coli Lob at 636-29)7 Co<Mdy Tit< Good Doc(o,, bporlonct prc~tt«<. sno.. d.ltt.l ttt April J. 4 .5. Cell he at 636 ~299 for on meetings lnduauial Englneer$- Wtnt lO know wl\etto do w'lh ell that money you'll ~ making aher graduttk>n) Orne-ge Oroup ~•l Servk:u perel~1 NH tne«el"9 toda)' at 3..)0 p.m '" .340 Squwe- Rho, tho ~ration R.-ch ...,_ Sed«y. p<e- e Flnonc:lol _ . . _ . , pone! on Thunll.y a1 6JO p.m . In tho lllvo Room. &ldy. AC. Four _ _...,. wlll d locuu vttiOus topta •n<'tu<llftSJ the: Jtoctr mar·ket. mutuel fUI"ds. otl\t-' 1n~tutmc nt teoevriHu and O'lt tell finenc,el ~~no «Nt.Jttons and.,~,,. Will lot~ lnte'Y~ All Ac.ecktnk Cktbs tnn1 aod.y •1 3 p tn 23) Sq"11'1t tO dJJOD.s Ac~k Wc:ek .nd other -.lt.l matters ~ ~~dubs m\l.)t Nve: It tt'ht on represenliCIY* pruent IIUmt: tond Plf'&:omlme da:ue.s. Fot mof'e lnlormet5on nil Joe at Bl6·291~ or /'lory ot 831·187'2. Inter O~ek Coundl meets lOde)' It " p..tn In 262 Squi~­ SA Auc.mbl.)l meds tomonow 11 3 p.m '" th'e htbf'u Cham~><ct, AC. e (J Ju.ggtlog CJub me-d.s tomouow ll 7 p.m tn 339 Squtr~ For more ln.fortNtlon uU 6JO....t688 or&ll-4616. FrCI>dl Olllo ~nUU , _ , _ a\ noon In 9JO a.<nons, A'C. ~lng ...,,.wiN~ <II........S AFS/ U 8 muu tomonow at 4 p~m in lh• MCOnd floo• lounge. Ro4 .-,n. EIICIOI\. We ntt<1 a dlolnn•n lor the -~~~a~w ~~. .. 8CATI! a>mmlttoo rn...,. tu..day .o 4 p .m. In Ill Talben. It )IOU c;en ncM ene~ ~1 arc atiU lnt~ested catl Jlm a\ 6)6.2950, Tho_ Buffalo Regional Ball•t perform• fob. 6-8 In the Kethtrlnt: Cornell TMatet. Ellicott. Tk'ket• ere oval 14bh:~ In \No Squire Tlckel Offko. Spon..,ed by Bleo:l< /1\ounl.atn.CoHege U. IS<Mll Follcdandng klaona are being .. ueht '"""""''" a\ 8 p..m In tb. Flll.-oo Room, Squft• R..,...., <WlanQ w-·· will foUow Sbodla Coflt90 a.·hOidlng.,. open,_ ror alllhotc mttrMtd \n the proje<ta \te trt lnwoi\Oed !1'\ and our future. 8A PfOGC'&m Wednt:tc:t.ay at 1:.30 p.m. at 106 Wln.tpea r 1\Y<.. ~hfl>d Achnqn, MSC ()pofl ~~ou.. Degh'" a1 7~30 p.m. end dl6,(u"'bn W'ltl commt.ncr et & 1!1 pm, ""CJoa•-up of Mars.. lomOf'f"'W •~ 4 p,m 1n 206 furfl&.l.. AC. •""'e *kh a t200 ...,....u.. ,E--.~rc~ """"'Thing Hipp...eclon tho Wo:tlo U..l'o<wa" ls tiMt opting p<odUcllonlo tiMt Blade Moun..In COllege B play•ro. ~ppllc:ollot\5 IO< diroctOf • UI be acc:opcecl until Director WMtod lot STAGE's p<oduc\lon of NoU Sl~s ,..... _..,,_ a .,.,...._~ .. oniRNIIOCfootl ._, to 1tw Gontor "A c. Phi 1!......... motio tomottow a\ a p.m. 111232 Squlr<- __ r Poaoaonkl perlc><m J on. lt ot 8 p.m In the KathariM Fru~ and Sopbomoro ,,.,.,.. •llAII!b ,_ld tNl"f: • n appotntnwnt to we Ot Fln*'. the prr·l.e"W odviAO< Coli Mro. M«k ot Blll~l~ or como to l HO)u W-ple-QitiDI~ . Como to , _ , 344.,Squltt - - from 1-' pm. ~ p.m. In lo&S IIWI!eotbeta porty spon-.d by Block M<>WJtaln Coollolil< F'nee beer. Cc><no to IIMC II o ffice In Elllcou or coli 636-21J7 for details. n. "Walking down the gutter thinking how the ~ll am I today. • I tried to catch my eye 'but I lboked the 8 . 1~ ~ da.a....d • to T.,-a Truna" .. 1 p.m. and n1lldono (Tho SWindle! S~011 OBdueraduate Studc.nt ANn, me-eta wt:<~...-y .. J p.m. Ill the~ ....,.,.. 8rounc~ floor, AC. " Aikt Adema" ~ 7 p.m . and .. Fur)'" at lt50 p.m. tomorrow In 170 MFAC. E llico\t Art Hlslory ~ra...Suate A. .n. m ..u Wod..-y ot A p.nc 1n 506 1\C, " In Pral.. ol Oldu Women ~ Friday In 170 MFAC• !lllcotl. and Solurday In 146 OJ.fonclo<f ot7 and 9 p.m. &lnd.ty In lht Squire: C.onfe~ The•lef .. '· 7, ¥ld 9 p .m. - lot \he -"'V - end P""Y •UI c-. at 9-4 5 p m IO<Oiglot >n 170 I'IFAC. EliicotL R . . - CW> - . 1 1 1 . - y In 221 Clomon., AC. GaF ~·•- , _ . WeciMJday at ~:JO p.m. In S..fooe. W1M and porty F~ at 9 p.m. 1n lll)()rtj infonnat.ioo lll T-~ T_,ow: ~·· -•li•ll~- Collo4lo. Otwk Hall. 8MCI f1'\00U Tl!uf-,. ot !1:1) p.~n In 9 A "-- -to< .1\cadomlc: wooto ..ua .,. tlbc:uuod. "'""~- .._fl.atlonol IMdlng Thutodey 22 •~ p.m. ll>zn~. - -~Iormor• inlormotton ecalllo!lkc al 113~ ""- ~ meoto Thuraday., 9-.JO p.m. In ,..... - t)Diof~ ,.,.__ a p.IT\.: .,..,.,_•• llwlmmltio a(ld Divine .. comou On~ W-Ing-~ Ur\l"'"*l'· Wtdnu4o~ llocltoy .._ Co<tlond s.. t• Coot!oge, Tleo Tlmo, 7:30 p.m.; ,....,., Swlmn>lng o~ Diving tt DWftlo ~ Coliog9; WOmon"o Boalt.U..II at Onlwrflty of Rod>utt<• Prltloy: Hockey vi. Plattal>urgh .S~tt ColloQ•· T --lce. ~· 7:30 P.fttj Wtucllng at Now York -·~- Fr~Mec - - Sotw<1oyo f . - - 2 p.m. In tho B<llll>k. AC. ~- .......... c 1 • , . . . ca.dl - »> ..... f'riloy. 2;30 p.m. In ....,.... .._.... _,...._. ....,~c-..........,_~ ~- 4 p.m. •»~ ..... "'-... ..,1M clll<o ""' 'rc.n ' at ~ ot T_,. Sludonts can 1o1ft lh6Sid t1ua n Slop.., 1 Squft. I'ISCt, lot ~ ~ Nlthi"T« ..... ,.,;. v.,.... __ _,........,.., -a..-...., .............. ,.............. ~ evollirblt ill 113 Oaft,AIJC. ...., 11rr1U .-..., 7/. •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/73ce2083079a79190e9edea734678d9f.pdf f9da88ea266051f1cbe95a6203adae22 PDF Text Text -·----· .. lHE.~~aRUM , __________v_o._3_,_.N_•_•_"_s_uN_v_·..-~uff-oloi_18_J-~-~~,:..,.,..__,_~,...- . , ~it for ·a Ring -see page. 23 Young and old , black and whtte chanted "Stop the l!Tazts, stop the Klan" as' the chartreuee and black banners they held ~peat~d the sentiment . - ~· an<>N>Zl tlororw!n dancod il me W<>d Thutsday ., lhe eNniS ol more INn 200 ,..,.,., Luther K01g Ooy CoaiiJOn "-""""''" pen:od tho told ton-Y..,._ Houds ol polite tenttOIIod'lhe m.AI4l.ldo d locol. ~te ond naocnal media. I!<Jt 1o< tho Nun. ~.,.. • por1y lhat low ollhet o..n attended. ~ About 600 P"OI'Ie buved the brisk lloocled & haWy - Ni<cg'" Square "' dowfltown 8uiJoJo Thutsday I"""'P"'"tlle ond ~ for lhe p<oiOSt ~ N&mm -s ,_,.,, Wl>oreas • Oty...-dorsecl tOOI\terofJiy held two """"' later. •• noon, n Ul.,..,..e Square focused on • " c<letntiOI'I" ol lhe birthday ol <M ~-,..,.,., Luther~. lhe eo.Mlon's p.~pose wos to oppose '""'"' ..,.,..... ond c"""er • nly !Nt 1oco1 NaD hild w ..t...-..d 1o< lhe past month. . &t only two N&zos- tho much ~llod ICarl Hind, Jr. ond ... dderiy mon who &CC~ ,..,__.e IO lhe chiled crowd ~ ,.,.,., cllhe 20 or"' others INc were~ u:..r. -· ,.,._. heard. r-. po< ~ rdotNely u1m. -s to some memb<n ol the raocnal po'OSS .,...am.ct>t rnor<W18· begon 10 a.m when • smal ~ d Coolluon members-it o~ t:lf"r''eS SHn r~ n the ranks o1 Youth /le...,. W¥' ....S faasm-lormod • c:N;, •aoss the entrance to Napra Square from o.l&wve Avenue. Yoo.rc ond old, bl&dt ond wt.te <Nntod " St01> tho N&zos. stop tho Ia¥>" .. the cNrtreuse .,., bl&dt ~>omen they held reputed the """'""""' Helicopter n><>n>tors. police wtth dec> ond ~ ond l"'fdS on - neNOUSty montorod the aowd. Ioden ""'"' po'CSO from most known. >nd mony noc "' 1<t1own Noons .,., p.bic.abonS. • Dlscam c!>ancs swded ., tho "'¥""Y ol the Coolrtion marct>ed _., Oolow.re A -. k seo oll"een w&YrC n me ., woth orilll!" fta;J> w., • from lhe Workers World P011y scattered he<e ond there. A one-a< motorc.ade comed ~ -s • Coolruon speaker who ailed ~ nool tnt)' ttY~ • loud~· The CTOwd cned. 'W.• say no. we say no. we soy no to '""""·" The .speaker oiCMsed chon wil not be ......,mted by the NaDs or the Ia¥>. Ni<cg.ra Square W>S • mellrc pol for .. lypes ol a uses. The roclalleft po'ess ~ thr~ me CTOwd lfYI"C "' ""'" product: tho u..on o1 ...,..._....., scyclenls lhe.r ftoes. &t lhe """"""" theme U'lity lo< pe><e .,., -- ~etowordrao<tl'>. ~ IS not - - cNt m>ny of the people who ....:mbled to eother demcnstrate. wa1t11 or take - . . -.e carryirc I.Jt'&!: dogs were ted >rOOI\d 1he Sq<an> ond ...,_ were are.Jiy contN!ed. yet..,iblo ~co warn.,. ~Oft . . . . - - hllde: McD~ Ill 17 - . P.2 .( Slrwis a lee clllft:e- P.S I tt.e t1auJun11 'SUN'- Pp.,.. I 1-22 I 'Raly report - Pp. 23-27 r j- • • �with restaurants for Parcel 8 f r.c.ummdy hlp lntor.st ,.,.,., 1lle opok011111n reportod th•t his COO!p&I)Y Is loot ina ror "morolnrormarlon •bout llniii!Cina." a.rior seroaod th• u or now, nochfna Is doftnito In to oddltloas to Pated 8 . Ho "lWnmod up tho swo or al'fain . as "I>OI!Wia ochor .thtn pbono tllll'' bet....., tho FOW>datioD lliCI UIOf1od .....uuruu. But r.,. 111c wick 'II"Of1d or rut rooct. lho Moct~t c-pus Vft'J flilh pptmtial mwtu, ho 11M poioaod e., off<rifta llludmU relief W rinlltl ~Of .SO....Ilfc. Altor thrtt Y<UJ or ....nina. UBF' b.._..., "Vft'J opdmiJIIc" about opcnina up the ~ben! Qnpuo... - .0... Hakkr ....-r<b t'llrTCnt ,.,._ a sWitll . -coocmo - plaJu r.,. COOIIniCllol> or Puai_B, UBF !. 00'1' COOOCI'"DOI witb """""" 1D the ~ ....tel. ~ ,, ·::~. . ·~JELSAR laundry a Dry Cleaning • Coin~ - M~~Yut rop~oec~n.w~ •276 ~. Bailey Av_e. - 834-8963 (,..... Lou.,t...SOW) Dry. .ting &y 1fle Pound ATnNDANT oN DUTY rzom �Ketter preCiicts $300 tuitio~ hike II t.o o put. '"nley say il is out of ltailcl," Kftt<r told the S<1111ori. "ODd lh<r< appc:an to b< a fair amount or l}'llllll1hy for them In the L.q;sl.ave." Double~y. UnivcniiY President Robal L. Kater J)f<dlaed to lh< Facel!y Saw< Ex«utJw Commiltee W«<ncoccay thai the StOI< Un!wnily of New Y01k (SUNY) would ~~ llucl<:nU with both a raiK In dormitory ,..... ODd a nlitioo hike of about SlOO to attcmpl 10 oompciWII< fO< Ill opa:ud S40 million <Ill Ia the SWe'• bOICIJ<t alloc:oQoQ, , - IC<U.<r ...... said thai r... rocu W<r< a..U.bk, cl<r* liis isll'onNdoa from a m«tq of th< Co\lncil of Praiclatts bdcllast wctk by SUNY Olancdlor~ R. Wlwtoo 10 updau them oo Lbe llat< of Hucb L . c-y'1 Euocutivc budpt. C:U.,.'s claalm<Dl, 10 b< rdascd 10 lh< t.oplatore MOftday, will)lir pV<a to LboK SUNY Pralo!mu wllo joum<y 10 Albllly tomo<TO"'. lllldcr Lb• they wil.l ~bart th< c!Ola witJI oo one, Kttt<r IOict Llle Commilt«. l'rt8clclll o6dcd that ... would attcod that tne«iaa ODd a opcdal p&b<rin1 of Univc:nity cml<r Praici<DIJ called by Wbanon to play •rat<JY CO< tloo - T .......... He dled Albey Meclical Sd>ool's Sll.OOO tuitioft is conuut to Ill< S,l,500 ft< 01 SUNY Alblaly. So SUNY ofllcials bavc swttd _to dixws the: "toicnDcr" k-d, Kftlef IIOitd. ot the IIIIOOUI1 that •o;cSenu cu wi&bstiDCI ill tuitioft ill<rc:ua . . - Uldted OCitO lhe propooecl SI SO dormitory hike. u reponed in Mooclay's '17w $pmrv10, K<rl<r said b,<e2PeCUbocb 10 -· But ...., wilb Lb< uoll Of a tuition hike-Kcru:r aid it c:oUid b< .-need ony tim< fi'Olll the cod of Jan.....,. 10 ...ty M.mb. clepmcliaa upoo the ~ of pOiiUcal t'dolioao ........., SUNY. Qny ODd lbc ~Is ...... poalbilky. ''Pot die lint time." ICtlter lOki 41< iRt<Jaled (~ - · ......... lladi.Yi<lualo ....... _.., n.. -Mid lllcft .... 9--t.ba<l~ ..- ....... . lbroulh. the . , _ . . ba•e to - •pc:omlQa 11)0Dtlu. JOIIdoa IC<ttcr uplained tbOl the S40 mlllion clll- almott ....;.:. u mudl u that PfOI)Ooecl by 1M! h<ar- Carey was baKe! on dilclwlons with Wb&rtoo at the: Praiclcnu' m«tlna. SUNY hac! uked the StOle for a SI<40 mlllion IDc:r<aK In OI>CfaiU.. <f.- ovw last J<ar's allocallon, SI:IO miUion of which wou.Jcl autornatic&lly b< COlm up by o<IO(Iattd .salary lncrcuea. utlliti<S a.od lnllaslon. From !be scsaion, Kftter ir>fmed thOI th< Slate would cover all but S40-SSO mWloo, a llc~~K be said Sludcnt Auoclatioo of the S.11e Unlvc:nity (SASU) Praiclenl filii &aa hac! conrttmed In 001\V....UOO. 'With UB's Student ~ion (SA) Pralci<Dt . . .hy Sheehan. A way to mak< up this clclldt is to raile tllilioo Oftd be&ia tbC' "'cty procu1 of redhu1butioa mour-utlonJ th< l'raticlcot onococled were rcprded II<Pih'dr by Ills peen • the said SUNY orrldlls ba-c Cllltn.ued that for every SIOO In tllilioo _,....ely Sl' lllillioa II raloed (O< the sys~an . Th111, a SlOO lnc:raa -.aid yldd~· lh< r!IW'. ~ about StOle..,_.,.. 10 r..- ~~-" JllmOoulr,SUN)'ba-....lliat sclloob oould rdJUKII'lmwed facuk1 ('-1 o(l) tn ....U. up for f\IOib Clll iD tb< aDDaal ......... .,.....,.K<ua AI Ol&irmaa Normu Solkorrs roq.-, the Fllallly Sam• oboc:rvacltwo miat&a ill "*- bo ....-y of E=uli"< Comlllit.t « aDII .......aatc PlJ<:hololy ProfCSOO< u..:r-. ~ pr.....re to,..... SUNY twoo. hasct)IV (rotD pri¥are State W d t - wbo arc ~ 111111 tllc tbffam~~lalbec-.. pooWic a.od prwoto..-.. ~ Commit« .,..... Coo, c-. Mer the budael ccxua clowu fi'Olll Albey :oncl the taoS>ocv rile, Keuer SOld he: "will DOl ldl ( Yoc:c ··************~**~*~****~t INVOLVE YOURSELF! BE HEARD! Join the SA Assembly. Only 40 sign4nnes aTe needed ro become a membeT. Petitions now a\laJI4ble in 111 TalbeTt Hall. ~ ···········••*******~ INTERESTED · Undergraduate Students: ' Internship Program Avaflable Through The Cplleges I - In Such A~ A.: ~~,.; -- l'leil M"""Y· wbo- tllkd in aa ~-¥the Wlllt<r b<eak. n.. Owl.- ~thai.-* ..mcc JIIO'lld b< bdcl ia ~ ,.._ Cowl ilooeq In O'llrial H.all"" J..__, 2o a C;lO p.m. THE ANTI-RAPE TASK FORCE NEEDS YOU! - (One night per week for 4 hours) Applications are now available at rM1 the CAC office, 345 Squire Hall. Applications for Coordimlting Positions are available to returning volunteers. IF INTERESTiflJ, CONTACT DEBBIE GLASSER AT 831-3521. All volunteers are required to attend one of the following Orientation Sessions: January 17 from 1-5 p.m. in 339 Squire. Contact 'J'beor- Ward- . Coo¥clfauo- of latennblp ProtiJ. . . of dwt CoO.... - 6S6-ll9S - a.; I Pl....... Coual'lla--et HaJtla s-vkee M.K . S.... I •I: Tr_,.ortatloa t-ve _ _ . a t ~Ul6. January 24 from 1-5 p .m . in 339 Squire. *Returning volunteers please contact the office. VAN SERVICE STARTS Mon. J811. 19tfl WALK SERVICE STARTS Mon. J:ln. 26th �, . The New·York Times The Wasliington. Post · Jack Anderson Staffers · .T"e"Washinglon St!!r .The Buffalo Evening News The Courier-Express . , :- Associated Press . British Broadcasting · Comptmy _· · The Daily News The, Rolling Stone, . · Join 1HE ~EdRUM - �i.. , UB prepares self-study for ·big 1982 accreditation review -&1- by ~Coodc~d ochool-uoderarad uatu loeluded-th< Unlvaliity doddecl 10 acri1iot ao intensiv< Tb~orrJCdutill bare. thesbcl-.o ba>< Y<t to bo pw up 1nd IUin& cabinm art In JhofJ supply, but Cbcmiotr1 Prof<StOr Oordoa M . Kanis and his stta\Qa COIIImitt~ IIC alr...Sy hue! II work~ thr UoiV<nity for the Middk ~ .... Rt-iew, tlw will <ultnlaatc in Fall 1982 with a risit from 20 cop A ICbool't PfUtilcrand thus its abilily 10 atll'ld Aud<uu-is Jarac!y clepa>dtm 0C1 the rueareb and quality or iu Jlldr>atc d<!*tment. Hartio addoed. aplainina the ocadanialnJ. Tbr t<am aod cbr Mtddlr Stacu or CoUests and S<boob. Cocnmiuioo on Ht&h<r Edu<attOn will clmdr whaher UB will bt awvdtd ~...,.tdltation lusocl&IIOD Witboul rt<civ•na approval, Harris Uj)lomd! that UB 10ould find itsdf bani· p~sstd co atcracc qualirl<d "udrnu •• both lh< und.,.sradu•>t< and &raduatr l<"dJ. "It's a Sl&ndanl or rup«tabllu~ ror totlesa. •• hr qualirl<d. Cooductf'd once C\trY ten )eut. th~ Univtrshy b cxpcc:tcd to supply the acaeditedon ceam with a c:nucal k"lf·stud). tither of aht entlrr IC.hool or to $dC(t one topk and concenratr rts effort a. on an area the inJtituhon. or Saerlflce? Aftn havint a comprrh~$iYc RVIC:W of the sehool In 1!1'12, Pr<>rdrnl Robt11 L. K«r<r and h11 rop advisort dt'cldtd ro limh the SCOp: IO stUd)' of the &tldUitt sthool and aradu.atc education, rn acnnal. hut. Harrb oottd that bt<all5< or rhr lmportan<e or 1raduatr studies on the tntlrt· "~or its aulrt mate-up. Uoivc rshy wa s oot iaaorin & Lbe uodcrarodutt< populo&lon, for w!ticb it has bem 10 pointediTlltodtal iD the past. ~y. the Uoivcuity;. clusUI<d by th< Sell< au CCDtcr for Oraduarr Scudit~aod that _ , , b "ess<11rlal" to UB. the CbcmiJuy tndltd noted. "We "ILDI to bo able to c:ompttt with ldlooli tiu Mi<:liiph, Bttkdey and IWNoo," H&nU off<red, "and rhey art all famous for their vaduat< worl<. "bleb I> wbat we havr to do. " Ham• e•pialntd that "once wr ....,.. dlu ioa roco the CiradUat< leVel •• ..ill a1oo hit oome ocher vital we...-.uch u tibnrit$, th< Computer Ccnrcr and the t>TO«SS or &<UUIJ I.,P:pon for varioG.. activitla." • • • - 1"9 vo~_ ,.,,., 11JfN!e a,.,.. - • into . . - _JIJtKocnmil]ia ro opodlrt rhe kn,lhy pro)<a. Eodl or th< 15 mtmb«l has bem llliaotd to oor ~ whr:r< they have Cta 1'.4 Ht addtd that aootbcr ~n {OL tht Unl\·c:1"Jity:s dt<Uiqo ~ thai in lb< p<ocbs • ~· e.,.moce. • or aettlna a Cl<nr:rllfl¥!ucatron Proaran:t. il Harris. vlho was stl«\cd by the Praicknr had tonducttd a "rhorousll lnV<$liaatloa " ror this yrtu l.fld-a-hal( lana job, speculattd or iu und<raraduat~Jl1'01fl8l 11nd "it woUICI . rhar hr was choodl l>ccSwc of hi• inslahr lnco not hl\' t' been tmatt fo spend 1wo mortybt'S (he Uoi......mY and hls desir• ro r«ite thonly. IIUdyin& II." ' 'I really b.-o no poUtiC'Jil vi<W> Ofl rhls illld ... Harrla aod lib co~PQJed or admmlitrllon. onr "udtnt and ~~~ facull) mtmbtU-haY< until the summtr of 1982 10 finbh thr audy and has dividtd iradf oo ues to Jrind." rlie 21 )'<II UB •«aan nolcd. "I haw Utile ambitious adf-lnt.....c In tM whple rtvic'w.'' Tht ttam uptdS &;'C input (rom otht:f IOu.rtts in l.he Uorvmuy. Afttr fl.nislun& it.s rirt:t draft aa ahc end or 1981. n wW carculacc. topln ro lntc:1"<11td pan,.. h.,.. for thrU rriClioos. loOmC or whkb will be incorporated into the mam body or Lhc "·ork. Despite t11e lntctuive prq>aratloo , H llrrii said, UB thould have no probkm P'Win&lh• ''ttll'' a.nd rtntwina hs accrtditation. Wb)' deovotc so many rtSOurcu and 10 muc.h ti.tnd T<> ~lllris. th< ..,..., is simple: "We do this I l&r&c pan for oundvcs, tO karo wh~l atU.l need improvC'tTKnC and the- corutruahc criticitm will h<lp ...... he orrertd. February arrival date planned for ambulance The Faculty Scudtnt Aotodation (FSA) h&l alloc:8ttd S23.~ to UB't Rcs<\Jr Squad for the pwcb... of a MW to>bulan«, ll>d, brrrrtnc lOY difficulty recdvill& a bccnJc r.- Now YOtt Stat•. the vdudc should« on the Nnhcnl Campw by mid·f'ebrwry. e.-Uve Ou<C'tor or the Squad DaYid Ho((IMO...., hoptd 10 ..... th< 110bul.ulce by """· IMrl .....,........, .,_ "ubdic-.abk burcaucney" Wills the Stale's ~ Mcdieal Scrrica (EMS) clmtioa. Tb< r,.;ooal EMS oflke iD Wca.e ro New Yort dlimtd it did oot ~ eDOU&II _ , . kfl ia IU boodaCl to rill- o11 th< _...ortt "''olocd m the Squad's opplic:aooa. Horr- Jl>d. Ao a ._a, tbc us i......., It takbla tbt ~ dir<alt 10 t h e - · · orr... In AJMay. FI:Jldinl lor the - - - ~ by FSA at the ~·• o..o.mb<r - - . . ckspol< the ob~ of ,..,.........,,.., Joaoalutn Ricdlcrt. Aoooc:ia• or Pb)'ICI and , . , . , _ , ll.raocd thM the - d bad oot fWiy mvatipttd the Squ.ad'• - - '· n.. Pn>r.., S1J.J51 Howcftr, Scucknt ~(SA) RP<-lliV< to FSA,.,... Narhao pointed dill that the dlnaon bad .,... moalll 10 milK o"<f tbt fiiDCiio& requrst..... lbat liD)' cld'll ooollld bo ...... or IDe. After n>IOibJy oae ball-!lour or cltcualoe. F'SA ""'ed 10 """ tb<JQu.ad Sl3.30Q. n.t JDOOel' will cane from a SIS,OOO l:ltty st111td ,.,., ,...,. ..., wherl tbt Uru-Diy Bookstorts - · told lo tht Folkt Cotpo.-Joo, lleliclcs lhe Sq.-!'• anoc.ioo. SlO,OOO or t.b< money has bem allocllcd to IDdi.xtua~ Unlv<niiJ pmjocu aimed towwd lmprovin& salida~~ tire. and 11u bem Jiveo to the or 0111un1 .vrain. •• AD b caneotly IMiea held tor the ll......, Squ.ad by llapooK \ Vebldeo or 1'o.ubul1l, NY, and W1'U be In hffalo OCICt th• llcaue <0me1 • w.ooo ..,.bu.._ orr..,. t tbto118J1,""""""" 10 Horr..... · Tk amllulaoot itadf ODilJ Sl9.3l0, llld'"remalftlna money wW be 'JI<III OCIII_.....,. ~and ~ _.eyiMCkal ~. STARTS TODAY AT· A THEATRE NEAR YOU! II - �.. !-editorial on ~tm J No U.. for per ...... J~ ueecl l 10 be IUdl a 111iMMnt mont11 for SUNY. ~ 0011111 ihlnllllbollt ~ . . .menta IMI!Md otcuttlng ttwm; f8C411l~..,. .tile to clewote their Mt an.ntlofllo c t - ln8tMd of WOI'Yino 8lloUt loalng their Jotw. end ~ta- not wttll haYing lha CO.I .. of public hlaMr educatlori'aoer beyond INIOn. • But then kugh L ~ 11eceme Oo¥em04'. • t To~~~ lembeatlng Cwe)l'fOr hie dlei'IIQald ! towaroa SUNY would only be repl!lhlve and fNatrallng. The - ! f ttl........., GOYer(IOf hu aJqHUNCf hie op!nlOIIS ir!d 10 have we. What atudente, facult~ and admlnlalfiiOfS need 10 00 now Ia organize forcca to Prl'lenl him from achieving ht. goal. The lobbying proved succeuful laet year Wilen eome lntanalve etforta pureuaded the l..aglsl ature to reetore $22.3 million to SUNY. llntverafty Presl dent Robart L. Ketler Is peaalmt.tle, however, that SUNY " cannot win them all," and that State lagfelators may have used up their quota ot Pity for ua. Although thla may be true to some extant, SUN Y has In argument thle year that can hopefully transcend any tack of pity: with a $300 tuition hike and S 150 room rent Increase on tne horizon, people wilt literally not be able to alford public higher education-supposedly the'loiU1ion lor New Yorll's lower and middle cluMa. And what Ia parttculll'ly Infuriating le that private lnetltullona want SUNY'e tuition raised becauM they believe there Is too big a dlacrepancy In tuition costa for the pUblic and prlvateaactors. It's amazing how eaally logic can be ucrlllced, We can, un deratand private schools looking out for their own tntereate, bot It Ia ludicrous to believe that the anewer to making the Stlle'a two educational eectora more financially compatible Is to put the cost of education 11 eech beyond the means of most lllillllellls. Unfonunately, we have grown to expect that ludicrous declalonaare made around budget time ever etnce C111ay took otftca. The kay lhla year Ia to overcon11 any peaalalam that tuition will be retied: that dorm lees wilt be lncreUed and that we can't do anything aboU1 lt. We can and we must. Carey'a contention that no cutbacka will oocur In areaa vital to tha future ot the State-nursing/ management, computer fields and engineering- Is a blatant alxlae of Executive power. The Governor may eoon be dictat ing w11en Food Service can offer muhed potlloaa for dinner. The coalition formed laat ~r betw"n United Unlveratt)' Profeaatona and 1hl Studeal Adocllllon of the State Unlverlll)' will undo\lbledly return lor thle year'e attack. There will be appre»ttmately two anil OM-half months to wor11 on ImproVIng 1111 budGet. and even leu time to prevent the room lncnaue. 1llere Ia lime for peealeiam. SUNV pi~ the budget geme l'ellleltcaJiy tn Ita raqueat • caretufiJ det.lmllrllng how much II needed to operal8. now the State QCMHnftllnl muet be reallatlc.. To drutlcally cut an a~ COMerVallve flgu(IIJa dNdly. Student\ too ahould raaflatlcally took a\ the conMqUer!Cia of the Executive budget propoaal If It a nol amended. If the clrcumetanoaa that llanaplre In Albany during the fillet few mont!» are elmply taken 11 lnlt on newaprfnt thrM tfmea a WMk.- then the Ink on nan yeare tuition bill will be hard to awallow. An unamended budget containing a lo40 m illion cui maana all N1fmated S300 • yeer tuition l ncreua, U'a as elmple u that. Malta an effort If ~u want it 19 Cl\ange. We rauat believe t hat tiM Governor' a appl~ttnt ed.lct to dlamaotle SUNY can be ~oon1e, and then we muat fight to prove lt. We must let Albany laglalalora know that atudanta c:etlnGI -.orb a_ tultlon lnCf'UM and remind them that dll*tn.tta cat~ no longer ablorb ~ cvta. T'here Ia too muot\ at et111a. To ttt.Ytor. J'"* a.mo••'• ~·· ~ ol Fr oar.l.t - 1 8 - " (TM/ip«tf!J"'• NO¥. 21) OlVet t!W ~ u.at llerTigan lgno<ed or wu unable to .-pane~ tom. oet-ctlont or w11o ldenlllle<l tot,_, u 011 ox-&wttt · Thto.._, oold tlmo!'g othet thtnv• that the Ruoolant "think nu~!..' wat can be won and that t!Wr oro PIOC>&rtng !of it. He : : : : that the u.s. oonttnllt building nuct..r ~,.;,. to Hotto¥1g't -un~ 1 bttlne that Beilllg&n did -*!uately reapon<~ to thr. tndlvlduat. Not onty ciiCI he u y what Heltevtg credlta him wtth aaytng, - Y that nuctNI war Ia un• l n - (o~>«~ the .a. 01 u.s -Soot« a.r11gan • lao ac:llfloWioclg"!'-111 r . _M to the Sovlot leltonant-thet atapptng the arma race """'"' I n ,_, rt.o to both""'" r_..tlola or w11o atlllocl the proeou. · he ukocl the aue1tonc. to ""ont - - ...JnatiiiO rilka o1 contl""lno on the way ,,_,11. we l'llvo - . , oocaletlng tho nuclear .,_,... aoaln ~n. htftten'a oonor..llon, wlllclll a1!ata, lethe! 0111 .,.._,t oou- apolle eat1aln dl.ator tllet the rtaka ot trying hlng elM .,.,. In oomportaon. In rocolllltlng thla confrontation bet-n Fr. a..rtoan and t!W SO\'Iel lolttnlllt, I would lib to add that I wu aomiWhat auaplcloua ot the lollel>ant. 1 lout><! II an odd oolncl.,.,.,• thet the langu~ ha uood In dacrtblng tho Sovlal Union waa preclooflo Identical ·(rlght down to the cltchel) to that uNd by Amortcan tar rlont...,lng, antf.communlot domogoguas. One CO<Jid conclude trorn thla t.hat tho far right Ia corrte1 In auenlng lht Soviet lllroot My tMctlon was different, hO-. While I too am et1tlcal of So•ltt roralgn and military policy, I dlcl not lind the Soviet defoclq< to be a btl-o penoon or wltnou.t toll the tall< wondttlng 11 hi had been ~anted by tno OA or aomo tight wing group to conluaa people and undermine tho Impact o1 lle<rlgan'a paulonato 01>-l lor _.._ - Woltot SlmPifHI - no tty Rllllert o. a..lt Ycii oon't ..,.tto naoc1 tnto lt, l..._ mo. ,..., alckon ot thl aiG/II o1 _,..._columna Thr., ho-, te a - 0011mo1. rm on1r ....,lno thla bocauoa I'm writ "''I 11. 4nd YOid ..,. bet II'• onty po1ng oown once. Tho oubloct olt~oohlmn te not-ol mychooalng, but a •- 1 0 a,...... 1\oe -n roctMng lately. Why, t·vw been for the PUt two montha, nu Into column lor......, lhl dtvg-adcllocl, ~ooy· ltta~facl. ln'l-~ Wille!\ oomt•aloclthll opaca atnoa "alncoptlorl 3b montht •oo? I can't really qy bec:luao now that I'm atralght, I - 1. havonotroe~Qt!tWhet-. though, and I'll 01>111 them h6tt IJtrOighl lor 01101, oliO a wlllta afnco I wrelo a min~ I haW- - . _ jutl 10 g.t lila - - It'• - ,,..too. ............. ol my lbw9'-... ~. I ollan """ 11110 Wng wftb- - I n ll*ld. Thlw • ao I don't .,.mora. ~- .... II>Oiahoatll_to_ '* ______...,_t_•-·.1_,. e____ ,,_a -,_._.. . . ~ - 814 ""' ........ - 10 - , . . , ·_ ., r-r r.ttora to nor. l'iliiU-T':~~~....l.,.-J.. *"-' ...., _,..,, ,_.Ill"'- for rm ....._ ......_~__,~_,._-""'-~~~==:;.....> c l a y , - 1 wu wllhlllt .,.,. • --lwoolucl<ylnOiqlto fir< . . _,.....,.,. _.,_ lor-otOirnltci<HVIaoto - . . . . . . , ...UO.. 1ft any- thla _,.,lor .... f tOld thlt • , . . ..... .,.,....,,t mlnO,.OooQ, t thlnlo....,., ...,. F - O'Hira, t h l - domoll- on 1'111 IIIINI 11r • IIUIKIY. utd lhet Wfl\tng waa ....,.._ ~ " ' - ca~a. ho oalcl, ww. bttt•. · ....,....._,-a PJ- c.H. O'Hara woo ,._Y ----•around ....._,am ....he,. .__can .... a..,.,..,._ you oan loklntr,.,.,__ ....... prot-~,..., .-IIICIIIIIIflot..,_,,...,,. ....._.... ......_...,,_,._.,...ati_ol .......... D ~hi-- hi oald,the . . . . . . . . _,~oo_.., _dlm. ~ ldon't wmo -oyetaalle• - . gor_ _,,..,_.. tterr--a tot tomo.Hor_.rltyeat1a'l!lty dldn'l. - l t - I D hl<-but, a fancy.flllocl hocller, tllat nodllf-.luaocltobl-to-m)'Mllthat bitt.,.... CC)Ij4d be -.n When t ..,....,_ the Imago or nor l<lrto ruby u,.. U,. oflocl looted lUll blut for about u.. 1 wrote a payohoal-ltzocl "'*!tM to INftlt It - o u t on 1 Friday morntno lui Mel" lofdocl Ol!tO !let loladont!a lap • • otaoo. Sllahlll~ fMd lt.Ftlgltt-wtttaaa,III'OQIJ>hl<lorthe ttm lllna.l thooi611t M , aa tht Claaalcal u made Winter--hi< • -lnlo-..., ,=. . . . . ._. ,. . . .,_., . . . ,. _. 1- Nd-~·- juwt thdllad,.. to think or. Sllawoulcl- plnlr"- 1<1 ftOI halt. plultl ....._,hi<-.......... _... ~--. 1M-. N.._ 110, An - ' l ~and,..., can -byrNt,..._ _ _ _ - . w , _ t _ jtoal _ _ wtr;lkrlow,_lc _,_ I..,._ ..._....,._,--.s--~un~~y IIOII!Itleto a e t • - up-.n.o-alotol -too. .._.................. on lllllloor.l'ln.....,to Boot.- 101M orloiMI-Icot aa to ""Y 11>0 - . , . - 00 IIC!at!t- """Iff'/ ~ "--.ltlaollleandtlleldloMiflc:ellootwil/l . _ . . I _P . .Iill ,..,..,_ t._..... 11,1100 ....... doaan't ..... lit __.,lllfnd. You- 1*-l'm Clllllno""' .... ., . . .... ..... ol _ _ , _..,._.._11_ ........ ""-__ ,. ......_.....-.,_ Ittaclofor -·11Ua....,.,. ,..........,..,_,_..,......, _ _ batilftO ...... lfta . . ,, 18tantll'~try .. - . . f ....., hera .......... - hiiYI 1tta ~!Mill OOM?Well, toeaiii&IOMwlthrou, l .... tllamiOI!IY---O in ~ ....,,..,. tWO~ !*IIaa. ~- ~- IIOIRDf!IOOOIIr- ,.,a&r �Just another effort Defend our Liberty To tho Edttor. ro tM Edttor I'm wrlllt>g I~ ro•ponM to MlchMI $. S.II:WI Oo<:. I IHCII>ac:l< leltor In Willen 1\11 comotllned 11>o111 hit '"'"lglt>llily 11 liM~ to.,.. ,,.. Anti-Rape Tuk Foo..·l nlgntly •• n teMcl t..lr>g on u~t 1lr 1n<1 un,__t)f dlac:rtmlnttory ptl c;tlce t>&Md ~ M I . Fl,.t ot an. 4 want ro ll:i{e lh•• 09t>0ttunity to f104nl out.u we oftneAnU·Rac-TaekFOJc.e r\avoe l11• a.MCS in 1 all ow pUbiN: ~munic.Uont, tt\al the eoNc purOOH ot IM wan ter~tee te to ttent POf1 tone women ..,..., to !Mir -tlno tlona I I ni(JhL We CO,..,nod w1111 On .tonuory 15\1\ M&r11n lulfle< King's .Jr Bortlldly the HazAs were on the sueeta ol Butta~ . Sod laa'l 1\, lite people of IIIIo greol nllion W.. uo wno 1re under the most profo<IIIO ..,.,..., ot'*"<>c>ocy -..armth Of wlttl any othet Ole- r~aton of oonv«~\enc:a In tact. as Saran HodQN mentiOI*I "' her r•ettr. the van u•p often rakes ~r tl\lln waftu~ tMu~ c11111~ s fnce ,.,.,,. . atl PII MOO IO Gil 11\11 motl tlfl~~l Gtl mltt aoe whk:h often IY'Nns tf\11 p&s.MI\gtrt Uvlng ck)&Ht to c.am.p us ate not dropped oft flnt NO..,IMteu, I oo OQf. . 11\111 It ltn'l Ulf ...,. fOf men to wa4k the atrMI &alone at nlgnt nowada )'t 1nd some provts&on lhould be m acM to lnllJre tl"lelf 1111ty as weu. The proble m tt IMt double '"e reaourcet (human and tlnartclat) W'04Jtd oe rOQUirtd 10 prov~e .servlcft to men almltaJ to lho11 which tt'lo Ant~<-Rape Tnk Force c:vuonvy ofltrt wornef'l Mer.ce, there It 1 1eason tOf not' lnteo•artng ma ~ea Into 11'\e tXIAH"9 a«viGO>, Allhougn 1na vaat maJoflty o' m•l•• •te no~ rep~&la, we n..v• no we"/ of d•aUngulsttlng 1nom ftom tof'1'1eone who would utilize thl Yin co .seel\ OUI poumtlal vtctlmt and lollow tf'Mim upon cteplf11ng hom ev'ttf conceived lfe Mlpte-u In pttrV.,IlnQ Naztam- RK:aam -'11\tn QUI noble bOara«s Cenalnly lr<H'ty abounds lnd lh8 fty Sflet' thiS I'#WI'I1 II'HtU t A.CISII • til ... ···-by,,.,..,..,.,-__,.., l>y · - r..lvtl. Todoylaal< not ~lyof rou.t,..IJ'It:Nie.t>ui i iSO or 11\11 mtl<lta. sn•~-4,.hart 1>e tear In yoUf' _,,or SNit thelt bo year-ning to eteave lo 11'1.068 founOIUof\1 Of lll>erty that w ill INII<e ,,..,, cause lmpotsl,.e? 1, ,,., 11 ~bt• ··demand" that you. that we shall Iuten ourMIVel ul\lbrldged 10 out liber"atloo 11 lnatltvtea by our war of Re'IOfutlon 1n6 and out cunutal tlberauon ulnsmuted by NCvffog all of our Qvu Alghta. en<t call outaeJYe• onoe agajn So/la and D.auotlte' of Liberty 'For I , lfll:e my tamlly Dlf~ m. and now, who waa Ultre wtth W as,.,lngton at the Oefitlill(.ltO, who was thete durtno the signi ng ot our· peer of llbera.uon, who wta with Jacl\so., at New OHeans. who waa with Hou,lon all over lhe Rooubllc ot Te•as, who touont elich otn.;, Ulu• agalttlt gray, who wn all ovet the west an<~ even 10 ttl a ~HIIP4nn. Who was wUh Roosevelt, who wu In WWI, WWU a"CJ Korea. who wu In the South Eaat Asian CvmPIIOnl- tnrouoh me .and my co!Jslns I ~~~ to you from a famUJ of lhlttMf'l QMitflt~ ol am«te~nt whoM naJMI ~ne•udt Chtllt~ftrltU8fn. M c JCtnne,.. SMUt\. Young . Ma~on Me,ectun. Dro<OOWSI<L Ru-1, l.H, Ooort>orn-Doe<-n, Jld<ton ono , • ., ..., • en. ..,... ~ lncllon,to stand 1n<1 .. rally around CM.W lnYHtUure o t a G,and Ubltf11 h ta the biOOO Of '"Y fenul)' wl'toM bH)od 'IIJia& 1.,.11 It e.,..,. \llal ~ baute tl>t>klthl• COVf'ltY.,.... F"NWJ.tho~t CWnns tnua fllaztlo-Aac:lst as lnMne and wiiJ dAmn t;OU mote rt 'fOU 04¥t UVM ano Ql•• reara to ,,..." attenlton My lanuly t~l noc aned t•att UC)On 1~., 0660fKing Ul but SP'!aW It IfNI IQat~ll lhoem. IIQAIMt U,.u WbVefltOn Ol hberty il.nd agalna. tMlt oet!Qnt 10 Hpa.tat•l~e ••rv tatlf•c o• our tohelion by ltbtny The INII lhll are 1n our e*tH era tears uuMd br tht disgrK:t ttom our man, 1111~1 dlacrlnunauont lno&t Vflil"' dii>Cfl>mm~t tons. lt\.lt cltvJGed u• 'Q81nat tM V\11nemne cuhute eau11"0 ua 1n0 to , , . , IMtr doom. I CH~C•are INn we by our klnclted to llbert't tnouiO no1 OI11V 111" P'Oud, but (.ttlencJ our klndrtd l~y ~nry l nd lfll.,naHonallt; at ,e¥l'Ved Sona and O.,UQf'ltera ot LJbtny and Ofltl1oy our CflactfmlntiOfl before 1ney 1 tau of tau to d811fOy US Oy lhtG.ft Na.Ut•RIC.SI You a nO I nave no olher c:notce, lot tnt laallng Irony II that tnne mnne IUOiiiCI tllllf 00 wllh Ul, blling II OOt htoiS, U .O,U a1 we art,,,. h •• by biOOCJ, IIbOrtr eno Dr ll~e lt:aJ at tea• tnA1 OUt COUI It IS &o IUUcd tn• va n 11 fltuctl)' ~hit tl~ua1lon ""' peuengefl toll. Qaifti~Y i arly - those wno'Ye experlenc«f •••ual aanull My ""IXI'IIion 1non. 10 Mr s.u,... " ,...• genulnllr cohc.erned adoul mll*l' utet:r 11 nlgn1 ~ .,.. . _ . alone. ta tOf tum to Ofpnlte an equivalent o• tlw AnH Rape t u~ Force 10 """' tnt fioMdl ot rMn Ck 11 Safln HoctQe,• suogeiiiG, ne c.ould becomt 1n~hed wlln ll'e NYPIAG ettorlto Bllrt 8tr<1 but ..,.!<if ,.,ono to InduCe oil namput •ou\H Ftnalty, th11 I•AOt me 10 commen1 on Mt ~U.et't Ct:DfHMCI opfftfOt\ thlt ta.Pe l nd Ul OfeYef'IUOf'l 'hOul<f - n 01\IY IM BuHato Pola Deoer1.....,1 and not ••11 the or '"" oommunttt · 11111 btlnpo lo Ml ol! N J't"O. ..tl Y'Otl'ft not pe.t1 ol tM .atvtJon. IliOn yooHe pan ol I"" P f - " .. Set~, 00 you WM. tor . .. ....... lhlllhO I>Oftce OOUIO De e!I.Cif¥91~ prhenltttQ traUfC &CCIOef\11 It oeocMt 'tf\.IMCJ tO Oltv• utety 01 that they cou.., ttop ctl.met lueh •• tnett it no m•f'd one~~ Ce.tt to fYVd lhei' Pf~~ .,_, OOIMM~t? My poot'll tl tM pohca cannor 11op NX"UJ.I a.n.a~o;ll Of erw otnw tr•tn~t U the, . ., o t u1 00 "01 do ou• o.ft to •~ tn lit P'evef'I'Ot\ "'~ rme•Uit Cllllllnlll Ol PUDitC A.Cif'lilt.& WH• IMd Coordme tot Ant i- ~" fu/11 ~orct Show of igrtoranu ro ,,. Edllot f WtU tilting tn tht All on Wednftda y a Utmoon. wnen a gentleman walll.ed 1m ano bega n 10 '"'orm \1\e c . - of a tneefl1>0 !hit WOI lOlling pl. . . In the HAA6 IOUt>gO. lhe meetlt>g ...l lo - n 11\e NUiriM)' tO ~ neto ~ Thu....Say JanUOI'115 1 1 Nltll&tl Squ.r1 aa wl!ll •• thl IOI)tc ot l•tClNn AU ol thta t0041. about OM mtm.tt tH.It s un tM crowd ..,.., NCJI from wt~t~re t wu llttlr>g I"" 1 -1 10 .,,_ aide 1 U nod 90f'lmtnll like " Sif OIIU1 op", "v« O<II of,.,_., I J\CIIM 'l'l'otne ot~onoo being • t ,.... •'-~t\1. 011111 flfl' Tltlt -n, ....,, Is _,.~r>gty to me thllclr>g on '"' ce11e I ,..,. Nttlor 1 YMI1I and ctlnot 011110 -~tng ~·1 with Which people I,.. Oo you noo ..,. tflaJIIodl , _ -nlled end IJ'IMed OlnOe Seol..-1 C... you not-- 1 ..ret10ntl\llll>el- N~N&IliCIMrt and IM i n c : - lltadts ~ llleee - - 7 llo)'O<I not ontorm 1'0'1114111 of thO tenolonl tdlt>g ,.,.. "''Y of BuHalo1 Oo you noo ~ Oo you ... 10 """'"'" lrorn~tlle ,_ .,.,..,_,.-. _....,. so tftectNely I*J)elyo..r life ollll ~ . , _ . , eloQ"""tly Sll ltt II I ll • C)Itnoxlooso I ..., noo so)'lr>g 1!11 1 we oho<tld all 1\11.. OOIIIfl uo out ol""' -entr - I I to opj)laucl Of ...,. 111- 1M meetlr>g WMII"" A)'ln9 .. lhl l _ , . Of Ul clrcl not . - l..ltn one ChON to rtcncu-. To Inos& ol you • flO diO nor c:omrMnt t To t.h OM of yo<J WhO Old corntne<~t, you doll1 •-lu. d.-vttenlllol01l't Support the Sfudent exchange ro fho Edllor More than muts the eye The Student .Assootatlon 8oo61. U.ct\ang.e will De OC*'t from 10 am-S p.tn btgu,nlng tOday until J an~•ry 26 In the bllamlnl ol Squire H i ll, Wo will OliO l>e opet1 Oil I em wnoe,~oo abo41t lhe lack ot._obJecu~uy tn t(\e~ recent l tOf\1 page &Micl• t 1'11• Sp4tctrum. Ooc4tmber 8, 1~ concetn•no mOfa.. •n U"l"-'511)' utwM..,. TiiHdoy Jltflfary 20 ertd Wtl<loeo<:J•r. J anUary 21 hom 6 Syeuwn 1 f1no 11 dltlurb.ng tn.a1 W'T*Ht )'OUt News EdltOf, S.rh Goodchlkl. '"'"""'*.a''•a•.ous ra.ndOml~ r11 meld1101 pm 109 pm. The Boot< E>CIIongela • """'profllaiUOOnl ~ Spon.Jored by ,.OUI StUMnl OrganlliUOn, II tl • meont lo aatlyo..r - 11 You• prtceo. Students . ., tne ~ a t W'hk=h they want tne" 1>001<1 1e Mil The Stuclenl ...._..,,.., en~ • 1 c:»tJcent ~~ tee to cower tne COlt of wori<AW1 ar.d metef"i&11 Thtt muna tnat If you Cf\1'0• S10 I~ ,.....,oCalctltusle.o, you ~.30 lithO bOOl< •• ll t>oo* lo.- sold, you 1 - notiiii>G olld almpljo piCit up IM II you ,..,..lo tett your t>oo« to 0<10 "''"" Unrvotllty 8ocl<ltorea. yo.. wouto roc:ei'o'e muclt ltt6 Ilion ot 1110 will·-· SAIIooi<Eid\onge. The-HI><ituUCitUII I IO 'f'lf')' tow percentaoe ol lhetr c:os1 and I'UIIII IJwm a1 a m - ,..,., -togo. E_, II you Hit yo..1 1>001<101 ., thl aamarpnce as tlM BooUtcwe. tsn't 11 bett&r 1na1 ~~·the~ anCIIM ~s101e OoeSr\'t ma•t a oro'"' B.,.n olllle &chlngo alao o.neht MOlt 1>001<1 • ro In 9000 or excellent condnton, at to.er orw=ea tnan Mw or compwao68 used tate at lnct UniYeBit)- BookttOfH TM st.-1 ~ Boolt Eltcnongo - otudtntt to flnd the t>oo(s ll\lly want et P''""' II\IIJ cen 1 1tot<1 Romemw, oon'l t>e rtppooe oltl When rou need l>oob thlo -~ como to the Boolt & etoange l>efOfO gOing IO ltle \Jt,t.er.lty Booi<OIOfeL Don't PI J tnO<O - t he n Ia ftiOHUt)f ,_Of Juflf Al~ltn Jtro eop.tlo "'* selected l.tbraft•na"; he seemt to hiWJ chosen to quote 1n punt only those wno hid oeutmontal •om•!t~os to about I,. hbt'l~l • nd ltte Unl •@•~•l)' Ubfat..'l O.rtctor t wat on• o' ,,. randoml1 se*'ld trbtartans tnrtwvteweo tx11 Mr GoodchMd cHd oot ouot• me. fne tt.,ltmont tnet •• tM on•~ tema.. Otrec-101 *I nave • '~WV hnl tt~auon.Uup w1th S.lio,tldu Roo; ·• dtd ml"' wor•uno ~ ~ to b4 ""POt\ln4 •n e•IJYat"'' women. U~ l.IO.&ry 4()mlluSHIUOn • •llllwdl IQW&fO 1 thfn" n ,. alao unlettunate thel atto..O r~te s,p.cr'""' ,.s. Hfolltf \('1 M uNO • • • t01um fOf • nonYf"KMMt COft!C)lAIIUI I WOUta WQ$1. .1 lh&t IM P • whole woviG 011 bettM ~ o., an VAOiaMO , ..,.... ot 1'-t Unt~U'\1 l~-.. Thefe ' ' no cN.nyw; the teC1 tt'ltc the vn..,..~w, ltbrf&t')' fiCVII1 anct lrtelUWI,._. Itt t~ • llh &tHIOUS piOIMiftnl out t tnln"' that an obtee1twe ot)Mf\'4H" woutd f &nd tM On~sur LlbfattoU dO• no a "fiiY commet"MU.ble )Ob ot ptOVICIII\Q 6ef'III>C.. IO ln.t Un4'¥et~11 corA.mU.nlly 'Nf'llte DUrc:Nned wnh tkKJ!get c;uta and fa:nt trwezd I t* ..ve the lfbti'Y ra twttr wetcomts Ol*l djSC:USiiOf' "".....-.•!';' """'"' ~, t~lo• coUeaguu a nd ttvOetus, but c:Wei.H bt ob+KII¥1 •n yov• '.-oot'ttn0 ol ma Utn 11 hlndamont•l '0 tnt Unl...,tiiP a t IM 6dtnhWit,l 14ori of tM Un1Vttt1ilty LIOtl , ..l �A stable work force pr~dicted for US in the upcoming decade Admining tbat positive economic change may tie diffiCUlt to accompll$h, a repon rcleuecl tbis ADochcr fOt« .numerued by lhe paper is the "incre&sina economic ).nterdepenllenct of nations" wbicb ioflal1oo IUid r=ioo can easily spread from one to another. Amona lhe problems lhat business should bt pr<pared to encounter over tbe comina decade are inflation, tues and "the ability to adjust 10 economic cb&DJe." C&llina for beuer policies 10 f.,tll inflation-lhe most lrrit&llna domes1ic problem since 1971>-the "memorandum" insists lhe damqe Uuu cootiD\Jous inflation causes on lhe ''fabric of both our economic system and our sockty is so lhat It mUSt not bt allowed to aounchecked." Bill "checkina" inOation is a difficult task. rtport auljwr Frank W. Schiff admits, although it can bt IICCOIJiplisbed by improvina monetary policy. Sin~ t.b tre Is "widespread disalisfactio0 wilh DWI1 upecu or lhe CWTellttax .uruawe:· tbe report reason& lhal reforms will bavt 10 bt mode to make the system mOft conduche 10 economic performance, more equitable and les. complex. By aehicvina these aoals, the 1ax structurt wiU <ncouraa• hiaher ltvtl$ or economic o utpul and oroductivity. week by tbe Committee for Economic Dcvelopmeru (CEO) slressed a spectrum or areas lhat should bt add~ by the business eommunicy in lhe 19801. ' But talbcr than ai~ solutioru. the repon only pores qaestioru lhat it btlieves must be answered to cteatc: a fruitfUl and suecessful climate for business. Dcslaned as a research tool for industry, covcnxment and ac:ademic policy makers. lhe stllcly also identif.a jlomcstic population chan&es and iDcrea.secl &lobaJ economic interdependence as t1to>0 critical forces society wUl ba•e to contend ,nth Ulis decade. PI!Ups u.e moct Dotic:able cban~t in AmabD demo&raphics, the report notes. i$ that a much laraer proportion or lht v.ork force "'lll bt in the "prime qc" catcaory (2A years 10 44 years)- • reflection or the qina or the poSI·war baby boom aeneration. Thu prediction could Addressing the public policy proceS!, Schi rt slpal a more stable and productiv< work force messed sharpening liscal control, especially in d\e booklet S\W!CitS, since prime aaegroups have lisht or recent public prot<sts asainSI • "customarily bten more regular participants in questionable governmental outlay•. lhe labor market and contaJn a high percentage "Prople 3rt askina lncreasio&IY 1oush of persoru with considerable trainins and questions about the need for various types or cxperientt. • t public provanu and lhe dfectiveneu with which tax doUan are belna spent," - ' report stated. Allers -. "As a consequence. continued suess will bt Dividing •iueH tnto iwo d istin cl catcaolie$-fundarpc:otal forces and problem placed on possible lmprovemtnu in the ar~e repon,• eat.itled Look1111 Alleod: conaressiooal and o.ecutivi budact pr~. /dolri/;,ilq Kty &onomk lsslles for Busin= iocludina improved controls over credit and Scr:in}' In rJrc /93tk, attempu to dusify the policies.'' many divcnif'led fectorJ that malte up the more For the economy to develop suffiCiently oH:r imponint ClCODOIDk lndkaton. lhe decade, a number or supportive services must F~al fot'CCS, tM report states. are "tbe bt cultivated, Sdliff emphasized. "The 1980s arc complex Q( deme~Vaphk and labor force changes likdy to witness a funher information uplosfun. which by sbetf mqnitude are deemed areal Key .issues wiD bt how this Information can btSI •moualr<to ~erican tOdrtY and to call for be coordinated and utilized for the greate&~ fundarnent:a! chances io its major institu1ions." benefit 1o society.'' the rcpon noted. area• .Jt_. --WATCH OUT!-Academic Week Is coming Moncklv. Jan. 26th thru Friday, Jan. 30th fiA'lURING: Two For.ums between students and ·admlnlltratlon TNdafng Quality · How ~o we d-fl~e· It? Giineral' lducaflon ·How . ..... ' will It OfNct me? . ~ and AN ACADEMIC PAIR • 30flt I �'Very contagious·' Bangkok virus filters intol:JB campus! by Du Bowaaaa c...p... EJI/ror A strain of inOucnza. 10birb bu bccn d~b<CI as "veey, very coruaaious" by the Uruvcnlty Heatr.b Service, llas bc:aun to fdter Into the Univet5ity community. Accordm& ro Dir..:ror or Heallb Service Marie Kwu.. the mus has "not yet pcak<CI here ar all." "The Ban&kok Virus (or A·!Oirain), which has bccn common In the Unit<CI States sltn 1972. is sprcadina at an increasing rare at UB due to tht return or students from Nc... York City where the dlscase has rucb<CI epidcmic propon1011l. ..In 1 """k 'a rime it ,.ill ~ cvenly distrlbut<CI bct .. ccn Burrato and New York Citr student.s,'' remarl<CI Health Scrvic:c phf$1cillll Michael Sdao. The strain hilS already bccn holatcdrn Other areas or Ene Count) . Whllc the VIrus ronunues to reach across the country, N~ Vorl State has one or rhe h•f!hesr inctdcnce of inOumza diJtbrrak . Last "'""k local ho•p!tal• responded ro the spread of lht ht&hly contaalous viru• tither r<Strictina VISirin& ri&hls to tmm<Ciiate family members allo"on&JUSI IJne vtsitor per day or rcducina lht amount of vt<h in& hours. " It's impressive that our b<Cis lU< ftlllna up oo quickly," Kunz noted . The O.rO\.'IOr e•plain<CI thai although she cnnn01 b< dtfinl«< how m1111y students have the Banskok virus, having 10 hospilallu 12 pt>lple ,_ S,.Cif•MJ'£4....,..,.... after only thrre days inro I hr. seme,.er 1> vtry unusual. ft£A0f AHO WAJTIHO! ~ H...l H. .ftft 6tl'ftct•• f.efttU. . 1nC1 The Health Service has no• yc1 rillcd irs Mk hacl Hall ~~ ••lit t.hll wn•••ol _...,_ Mndlen .tth. t:M flllncr'ol faalllot• but h prepared to Op<'n an unuJed w1110 and •hva, w~h hM c..n OCIII'IIIMJn •a tt. u,.Hed st.. " .,.nu ttn. us• foldinJ b<Cis if necessary Alt'tWAIQh a..cs. .,. uur"' up ~t.,1 MOt• mo11111 ..w .,. eownc~ n Tht Uni•<rsity is a prime brecdtn& ground f01 tht> strain, Sdao sald, bccau.. of •h• extreme dcnlllY of sudden on5et and • tremendous wruncu," Sdao l'f'lple. A virus spreads mudt more q~tltkly whm larse outlin<CI. The incubauon period of the virus is only numbcu or l'f'lPk pthcr '" a c:oaft~~<CI atea •uc:lt a. a 18-lA bouts which Is why the outbreak has occurr<CI JO cla.slroom or a donniiOry, he UJd. quickly Studems ma,y feelthll they wtre "smull~ Sdao eaution<CI that studcnts sbould lint d.,....f he Wd, whiCh "diffCTtnl than the slo .. ct proarcssiOI'i the) havo contaCI<Cia common -iru.. such ti a cold. or ol 1 typotal Ou or cold. tho Bana~ok V""'· There arc i~mllarlucs 1o the "This vlr"' is more systematic than leal," KuttZ common colll but the A·•lfatn tnOuml..l has •rmptoms aid. explainiq tbat the Baogtok $lnlin cffecn ~ "'hich aJ< mote disabtina. areas of the body than jusa thoK whidt were oripnally oolect<CI . " S.a.kd" TM w~ or lht colire body is -=a:otuatcd by "111• mo.u- ob••ous symptOms ol lht """' ts u.s • ...,. adlcs and pairu wbicb may incit.:le ~<$. Fcvcn - 1101\Chlna 103 ckgrees arc commoa wilh the Banakok Virus, Kunz <1\Piaiu<CI. On< patient at the Health Service hu even been rtJinercd • temperature of 106 dc:arees. MOSI Audenu do nOt Owtl thmnomcu:rs, KtW: ooc<CI, wltlch ll wily they should - a doctor if they ha"C a pcrsillcnt fcver over a 24-41 hour period. Mild upper respiratory symptoms. normally usoc:ilu<CI with • cold. arc some1imcs found ro result from the -iruli . 8¥caJhlna dlffJC:Uity and some slnu. congeslion mi&Jl• appear, Ill addition, to p011 nasal dnp. Sotc throau 1110 al50 ooc typic:al symptOIIU of the Banatok VlrU$ but 1f soreness or glandular swcllin& pcnitu b<)ond tbr« dll)'l then Sdao rcrommcnds a dtccl -up by a physician. Phcnykpbrinc m na.al sprays and pstUdooph<dnnc on rablcu should be indud<CI inatcdlcnu in ovcr-lhc-countcr rnc<licina II5Cd "' treat these lYRaDS Vital as wcU ti bacterial pncwnoma may b< a ~de cffecl of the onnucn.uo, Kuo~ 53Jd. Casuoontcstinal (stomach) problcnu may :lllo be mvolved. Wcaktr The- B&nakok VtrU$ abo dirfcn from Other viru>C> sioce it may rcma.io io lbc body's system for up to <tJt days. Arfccted ptr:IOIU aiJoo m.ay b< foolcd ipto belicvi"' that the virus Ius dissrpatc.d after a r.... days. only 10 have the (ymptom• return a couple later. "Aflcr the sympcotru return the person may e>cn feel weaktr," Sdao ~lo.rified. Thost persons prolliou~ly subjected 10 the A·straiQ innucnu are supposedly immune from th< vlru•. Sdao suned. However. Ihue arc !liJhl variatloru ib the strain whenever h rtapptllr'l whtch is why a new vaccine must b< developed each rlmt. KunL add<CI . • A acncral vacc:innttOn of the public has not bccn rccommmded, Kum indoated, bur lhcNO - scvc:ral ntclhodS or SCtf-trcatmml Which. strick<n stud<nt ma_y use The Htahh Scrv.c:c rcc:ommcnds plerlly of rcst. ar least IWO quam Of hquJC! and four asptriM per day. Antlb1oucs ate tmpcrati•• tf there 15 a baaenal ln feo:uon. wttlclt 11 001 commoa with this putleular vinas. UB ute<1 Its cntlrt nu vacdnuupply IUt sanater as had mo>1 hospuab. Ku01 remarked. Sbc added that rhc: vacaoe is I\CICaJ&f1 or>ly rw~widl ditlablina oondJtions, the elderly Ot lht ~} VV Despite First Amendment rights~ ~free ' college press under fire·· ouuoac control. ~llfPIHI•Jir. the ao!auow<nlooa did noo rua to T1tt Sr.rlKS ' do_., ofthc . . , . _ . " In IICl, tbc odminisuatoon made a J60 deer« tum Whijc the US Cons1hunon auaran~«> fr«<<om o(. OUid off<nd us money lll>l Fall when the SludcnJ the pn:so, .,. ............,, numbn or c:oo4.... Gonrnmcm IBSO) """'ldn't oppro•c .,.. pnrcha>t acron the nltiOllfta-c bqun 10 CDCOUot<r fomu M ordft"l, ' ' said Senton. adminuiilratJ~c and uu.dnu conrro& wtuch some: rdilou !)low tltat T1tt Stylos.....,. 10 be on steady JIOUnd b<be>< has mtercd the ,..,m of ccnsorshtp. With the admlM•TIIion, BSG is thrwcninatn cut nl( J..o>~ Oo:c.obct, Amlten• eou~·· ncwiJiapcr r~w r1111dlnt or IMthtt lampoon Wilt is run . "f"M Slj•/;.<' SruMrlr was forced to suspcad pUbllcacloo "ben 1 <dhou. bownor. b<h~ that th,.looemonlup and are student commmcc cui Its financlna. /1. uudcnt ptann1n1 to run one any......,. Senton, who lhll year iJ Dew1P&P<1 In Alabama ran iNa trouble when the C::ornmun~ion Oirmoo lot BSG, not«! tbal "Th<re wtovcrsity's odlniniltnl""' chan,«! the way In "'hlch "'Ill b. probi<TII! of 1hcy print an01h<r one, but of 1~cy rho «<itO< was tlcl:r<'d- a board of IIIC"IIhy end tlo lion • IAJI<htl "'Y· maybe nothtna wtll happen " &dministraton picked a new cdnor. R«cntl)', Fndon~a Saaat'l 11tr LtGcltt. and l mspoaJllllo Brockpon '• Tilt Scy(..s ha>c b<cn tl>rCIJcnc:d with Scnton .00 ..pl&on<CI that • collqciat< nt~ ope:nlli.na unckr excoslvro admmu:cr'lll..t<WI ot Sludmf docs no\ atwl)'t handle II'> rt>pooSibiJoti<l properly, 10\lcmmeot lnOueoct. Of no1 opcr&lina II aU. Al Brockpon, "f"M Scyl"-1 ran a IIIJIPIIOCI U.uc lnt citma Tilt Sty("' as on oamplc. "School paj)CII try and lmltare T1tt Nn. Yurlt rll!'D aad demand thc:iz May. IOhldo IIOID< commuMy lll<JIIbcn belin• f r - . but \o"hcn they act irTcopo..,bly •they JWI ClOOaiil<d otr<flll'fc and JWM rMUnals Th< front cxa&Jt u ,-rth ·Wc'rt I'*" 3 S1i.Adm.t oew~. we. c:a.n. rq10ncd that the WOUICII'J O..Utlon ...., prltft onJihiliJ' " ............ JW1It 10 tb< Lod>cl' eoau~ &lid ... n Al Fm!onla State Col..... local dtizau ....,.. upsa with. plto<o or.. aatactiw. bikoru clad c:cMd Tbo by. " tlb ccrtala lllllcrlal ill "f"M ~ d~iA& i l &• Uldic:a1ed lbc JtOry - ...,;u.,. b)' !!:nk Earoda. "obacalc" IDII callc:d ror Collqc Prcsidcnl Dalla 8QI The Womm'l ~ lhoQ&bt 11t1110 be m poor lost< and voiczd IU opinlott, loWly. Sald Aaoaale 10 ac:p 1ft and aop it Howna. in suppon or the first Editor Marlcoo Elolcblae. "W•I1a"< tom_. C'G) AmmdmaR, Deal rcfMJC:d to mtef"\·enc. "II you-~ have ftoc pra.~. then -.by loa>c onc 01 ,Y- and tl>cy're .U lbc ...... l1l11- WIJ DO,_, II &Ill" he qumed "Sonic ft111mai h orr........ but .jo..t offended >Omtone w!lo wated ID mate a fom. " lber<'> a dlffamce bet.._ offawv< &d ol»ccnc. ' Tilt - · · ~ .. wdl " the Womoo's ~CoeJ1110<t. wer< U>CCMCCI &d. aa:ud•& IO Oolt!AciD, The ncbt to a free pr... has 10 be prot coed if. 111 my 40)Jio Ul*l tbo< ~. In maliolloo. the Jucilmcn•, 11 bun't brokm ..,~ '"""·" 'Coll<ae'• le.lodtn ref.....S 10 ~~~ tbe - j ) C I u~ Altbo""' there i> a lacuJIJ advuor "" tnc ediiDoal II& lor tllt lollowm& w:ltooJ )CU IIIIUI tcrtaiD bo.rd of 1M IAKJtr. Ileal ...., <!"let to not< UW th< t""" we<<.,.._"Thqcallc:d IOf a , . .,..."""'of advloor b not thcrc ro CCOJOf. "II an)'\NnJ, he'• I here Jilt cditoriol board and dw a6dltica or Ill advotOcy to let t.haa u·a oot cauorect:· 1>o1n1 ooMillma or faculty mcmbcn. "Thcy ,..,. 8aol .sded tlw allhol.llb be docs llOIIDI'ffac "llb ~ uo," ra1c1 tllcn ~ Mana&o Junc the Wfttly pcriodk:aJ, '']I doem' t mean \1\at J<lm< Of lscmon. MTht Admbwualloo Uka 10 let iu loot In the nwtn411 dOCU>'t bother"'· "J'hcn, b.u been ncpllw ~ the auda\1.1 do. We ~'t """P" any crWdsm, but that'& what the uninnil~ is .U aboU< , " • We don't Willi tbcm 10 run eMir _ _.. h< said. Szy(us' . , _ lliDd tqM ~ II an Scn!Dn added t1utt it'• very imponanl for a lll>ck:nr and tbc l>ude4 - a lii rnn:.c:d ll\roiiP IMI .,....._to be 1ft< or oVIDdc control. "A stutlcn1 .:SIIIDDta". Pltoed .nth !hac d r . . . - -• . , SIJitu' ~is a Jf it wert cauored we ooulcln 't JCne the Sllldcntl; tbo ~ "'OIld ~ fllldJ tloe ta1IIJ. Oar» tbo paper - ......clod iu lJudltt, b o -. prim no<hlna t.d," S<nton e.ptalncd. " That's JIO t1a17 ipJoml tho dell aad a>nlinuod opcmina \Oithout aanpol)<f. h 'a our lob 10 ptin1 the oe...." br J-ck HeJI• -'a ...,.IIIII.,., i ......-to nc-. Hamburg Hamburg C rouching Lion Amhers1 1. Cb&DfiiD bollll ... bll.tklon' ballll. ....... ~~~~~-­ bMI. S, IIDUIIIAI _ , . . ..- dla:barfo. • • 'l'llleUalnC ot Juzp IDbr.-tr~ s. ~ordll!l ...., Ill fWIIIowiDC. Iw.l\ . otmatta c1w1P "' tr ...... . '1. llaQ)II& ...... ot ........... e.• ,_o~_~~~a~. OI.D ~ JOII &om dii«<IIIIC-•&Ii IU(r -.ct. A..,. wban .... ~eunhlo S.V,....) otraltl Ill bU\ dcto' !oM. It JOil 10 ciMih. I_, '~..:=.-~ ! 1 = ~ :, ~ ~ l ~ ~ - �Tu~ion. -:-:--~ Aead<mic Pmlcltoc rot A((aln lobat) Ro<sb<rs and (H.-Itll ~ V'J« Pruicknt c.ncr) P10niU • ·here 10 cu~1D lhcir _ . or lh< Unlvtnity." He r<Veal<d !hat Presldmu already been FIICUlcy ~· .moe Novcmba lbo11t where 10 ll1C< o(>ould projeaed bucJ,«ary cutback.! b<romc r<aliry. " Pannill bas already told me rbarlf Health Scitnccs arc an be may ha~ lo Mop Univmity &upport for Hea!th Services and may even ha\~ co cut ont or two ~."K<Ilcr explained. Promislna 10 t.tp 1M Scn01c infOCli!Cd, Kater added lhot '.,..;or reductloru" and "coruolidabon of ~.. oould 11< rO<'lhcomiQa. • As for lbe prm.pc<U of kliSJativc inl<fVftllion 10 help SUNY, foad ..;111 ~ K<ucr Jaid is Carey's Ollallpl IO wiD fria>ds for -~ ROllilcal pins, lhc Praidm1 w.. pess:imi$tic, "Y011 ~Y canno< win lbem all," he mused, "ond "'\-e lurve been 'win nina a lollatdy." " K<trcr said cbac Wbanoo and CaRy have becn lllCCdna reaw..rty and lhc 0\ancdlor hu rccdvod IDIIrlllea !hat JOitiO arcu-Uiooe lhat are key to !he economic: ftaurc or lhe Slar......m - - ll'OIJ'&rn cu<bec.U. K<lror 'lllm proc<e<locl to tick orr lhox _ , Nouiq, ~. compwcr-<dated fiddJ ud ~.to,... mlotcu o r - Cbmmillec . lllaDbcn- Yoc:e ! I.. • 2 FOR, HAPPYrHOUR ••--lten. t f w freHpr! f"WM!!, Rivuside lnn Sign of the Stur LewtSton Su"alo Meeting HouH Hamburg S tation Clarence Hamburg Roycroft Inn Crouching lion East Auror~ Arnher$1 Linguistics 100 LANGUAGE IN ETHNIC BUFFALO Social·cultural & lingulsfic description of Butfalo's traditional ethnic & immigranmt populations : Native Americans. Blacks. Polish. German. Italian. Puerto·Rican, with occasional reference to smaller or more re· cent immigrant grou~.g.. Ukrainian. Middle & Far Eastern . Discussion ot bi· linguatism in Buffalo. of Buffalo English. Cultural &. linguistic comparison between different groups & communities. baYC Aftcr lh<'' ~dill)' "'"'"' said b< would cllKua Ull'• failllre to RUin tbe IICidcaDc jourmJ. Pfriloloplly Wid ~"o-""'otktll R - only if lbe preu w~ excluded in an Eucuti>~t" Seuion. Also<Uit History Profwo1 John Larkin &hortly chanl<(llhecone of 1hc m-In& away frnn1 bud~ by pmcncina his libraries and Computtr Services and Rcsowu CommJntt rcpon . A mO\'t that his: aroop'' duties b< d\anaed so thalli could devore iuclf solely 10 the problcro plaaucd Uno\erSJlt Ubrones, spawned • dixwsioo tlw Clllmina:ed •• eharaa thai members of tbe Olmpoaa Scxno« D<paruncnr were ""'"""' •• ~ ...;.;u.., .. bid! co* warrant cli><iplinar)' acuons•. AJid o.ben Fac"LIY Scna:< 0\a:rm:an Norman Solkoff read Comput<r Sacnc• Associate Prof<JS01 Sluan Shaptro's modon to form 1 separate wmmittcc to bt devoted tM:IusJ\'d)' to compute-r resourca -and kr'Vi«S the debate wu11unchcd. r .....7 Manaaorncnt ProfHIOI John Boot lltacked hi> Compoaor coUeaaua. arawna char . _ . , commlllca already nlaod and lhll wirh awl) aclminislralive _,.... fCXUo"""'na. th• Sh..-ro II>OtioG1boJI}d II<~r. so.,... lnst.: Dr. w w'ulc~. Prof. Lingur·stt'cs MWF lO • lO:SO Norton. Rm. 209 RegiS1ration No. 44794\ talkina with always "''~~"'"best for lbe •'hole UDJYcnity," Boo< Clt!&unod Ass<n•na thar lht Otpartmcn1 hu "no< been rCJponJiblr" :and is gWby of miwlina lh< computet> Boot dted past examples of their ac1l011s. ' Orten rcpcalin& lhat his remark• - • on th< record e\-cn afttr his coUea,aues quesdont'd h.trn on thei; severity, Boot a«...cd lOme Comput<r Science Dtpanmcnt personnel wlcb usina tbdf cxpcnisc 10 k«s> their programs in the romp\.neu even after the 14 day limit wben thr ma<hint mould 1\ltCIIDOIIeally erase lbctn. ovcr-n&~~.un. cosu JO that others in the Un1vrrs11y an forced to pay, ancl boordina cotnpo>tn tmninals for lhdt o•"D clepa.nmau •s use.. Enl!n«rin& StJwor Dtnllls Malone lll'cod with Boo<, Ng<S~ina lhar siDct lhc aow.-..,, V'ocr Prcsidcnr for Academk: Scrvica and Dircaor ol Univmity Compucina positions woulcl b< r.tlod soon and 1he Commill« &hould keep Larklru'aroup intact Malone's motion was carried by just one VOle, with many ln•isllna that tb< Jituarlon In the libraries was su lurd Larkin &hould iovolv" hi• oqmmlll<c'$ n1111e and I<IOPC 10 11 cxclwivdy. Tb< Hi>IOry Profrssor, vis;bl) disappotolod '"'" rpe vo<e, J&ld, on thr urJiDaof "'"" rolkllucs. tha: he wo"ld OC>Il«ntnte hi< effort>. r01 1hc time bOna. solely on the libraries. S...,. Wt w~ lOGIC F..:ully DtaN Do<Jeed problaDs!D 1h<: Ubrarico. and whm br01111>1 to liah1 b) Tlw Spt<trvm in early Dtamba. Ill< Unhcrsny libraries ha\'t been in the centcr or llltocioo. Larkin Aid his commiuec has not invcsuaarod cncicisms of Library Dirt'Cior Saktidu Roy's handling of per50nnt1 matters, a ronwn or tho.s.c anside: and ouuklc: th-e- Ubrarics.. Notlna th~ campus media aucnrion, Larkin uplalned 1b11 Kaccr and Rossbcra wou..Jd mcc:t to disross t.ht morale problnn and 1h11 1hc -cr pcnon.nc:l mJ.lltfS "-etC: (or othCf bodiH tO difC-U.U. Abo on lhr subject. of the Ubrana was Senator ..d Assodore Lllxarian Darolhy Woodson's resoiUl><>n 1o b•~ lh< Ll'bnnrs r<p0<1 dii<Clly 10 chc Prcs.:lcnt ra:hct lhan 10 lhrouah the ocw Vier flpidcnt for Ac.damc Scrvica. Sl>< -ed that rh< Lllll'lna should no< be da.ui(ICd with aroupo "'ch as the Offa of Financial A>d, Admluions and 1lcoo1d> and tht Compuun1 Scrviccs. l!nalish Profo:ssor Thomas Connolly and othtl> anertod cha1 nor Kattr. but Ro.sbera 'hould be th< ltcipknt o r library information. ~ !han end dixussion prrmarurcly, Solkoff Juc:caJfully moved !hat it b< ddaycd un1il ..,., ~·eel Solkoff also read altucr from Kater. informin& the Scoarc or his decision to endonc '" Novornb<r 18 \01< lllpllRWiq 1M Oenual Educa11on ..-am aJid added lhll DMJioa or Ul\dcqnduare Dun John PenOolto ~=======S=l=O=M~·; =~:.::~S~a!:Sac:"";.:. .:!•i>~-~al·:::·,.....:.:!'-~rupo=~[ m r~;~,~J P=7:::5 SUlMU'S r.---------, 75 Rodney Specfal Sa"{ftP.fro• I (Off Rlbore i Main Sc.) Head First I Hair SfJ1lfsts I Home of t#!e BIONIC 388 Kenmore Avenue (AI~W-) II Preclaloo Cut It Blow Dry I OoJ.r $8° 0 I6V1 Oz's MONDAYS Mens N"'lht SOc Bar Drinks 60¢ All DAY Every Day! Pen~UComplete 00 $ll Valid wilh lhls coupon lhru J.,. 31. '81 THURSDAYS Ladies Niaht SOc Bar Drinks I I I I 1 1 -835-<)339- I L-rift~-rrft..1 .;• KWTit: ~ '"" 'ffADin! ~ GENN¥ TUESDAYS (Watch for the ~ Partiesll) WEDNESDAYS, As~ '(our Friends About The Party Bar of S.U.B. ...,. tM ..,.._.. of • CkMtiMt l O.V.'s $1.00 • WrfH THIS C:OUI'OH so. ' 81 VAUD Af1YTIME ~sept. ......... l I I I . ,....._~ 10011'! ,.. ... ...... ~d -·~ '--~-r �I ~.<tgrodigal ~ sun �American oil . - ,ponlttl . . the Areba" 1'\'ovocotivo.l Clod.fl J .C. Penney t..gMI . , . _ , anile, fPNW - - enol. hoartnO oid. the .. f w11 ~ ii - Q - ! ·~ \! ,.:. ~ mo4_,.. Q.tting into-be look.ed mo<e Iiilo MMtln &.lpm then Captain Kwtt of A/JGCiiypsM Now*'Cf .ounded more ike • mala Mer~~<nT Ralherford than 71le ~~-·· Don Co.-rlllon<l-yet he dfcln't hld<t hlmeelf well enovgt, - tl>oy l•ft his namo on the e<adhs. Although his name II uouaHy a good d•owlng catd, the Brondo meglc gets tamishod on thlo one. 111 short Slay at t~ nearby Amherst Tn.o.,... exemplified tho reaction 71le Fotmuflt wu receiving notlon~-fots of empty r.nalta. NeYII ~ettimete the totto of tho Amerlean people • ..._ - ne of weter equals two atom& of hydrogen-- atom of oll'~Qen. TNt' a • pretty good formula. So is E •MC'. 8<Jt Morton Brendo plus G..,.ge C. Seon pkls mliHonalra cHI !>arona wlih e deb of Nazis Ia not. Nav.,thelaaa, those are the pr1me ingr~ts of tha new motion plctwe -pen-thriller !COUQI>-coughl releaaed to eepltallze on tho lucutlva Clvlatmaa ,.....,., enteruirvnarlt ~- •lhon. And only '*'Pie tMt nove tnOfWV t o Waste should ~ It on tic:ket1 for this TN good IIU'YI ll<ondo, llthough It meY have_, holidey bornb TN hlghloght of the film Is Brondo s -'fiVe! of en oil tycoon, who CCltrllc r.lief in • f1im pune~ue~od by an . _.......... plot dovilopmellt, .,. Fotmul•-• Cleftn~tefv noa a few tcrewo - · Brando muet have lcllown wnot no utWit entionol, I"V"idH much , _ hyltlricaHy - ICtl<lg - downright corny dlologuo. ("W e (tho twO tJme Academy Awold wl,...., apeokl with • country occont that .......,. I'M CY"'Citm of life downrigllt channing. " ~··tho bad guy. then sC:.tt ,..., be tho good guy. Despite tNs lact, It'• Brondo vou end up~ oliO< lholighl.l ga up end Scott's the one who nauaaaJH you. Playing 1 herd nooe Los Angeles detactiue (whet eltel who, bocauu 1111 Sundey oltemoon drjvo with bit aon was Interrupted by en lnoppottune murder. Scan brut oilY obu... hill polic<!man' s . llgltt . ("Hoy, I know my firs~ rights, H uv• an unlortunoto innoc:lf>t caught In Scott's drognet. ''Uitan men. you don' t have ony rights. 1 have 1M llgltt to be whh my ton on Sunday oflernoons but I'm hera," tough guy retorts. 8oy, my " - ' - l o r llim.l The 'formula' of lhe title is a opecial P<OCe» Ia< • oynthet!c fuel invented by • Naif scientist dumg ""' Second World W ilt 8ut, duo to the dlltord!Y ltMfl(l,_, JAZZ SINCER Eo SuiiNan 1970 H11ol0 GoiOt>etg cl•o• • me to the c-o 8 Tl>ootre one S.turda y nignt. end our .nttetpauon at seel'flg • tn.rcl take o f TM Jou SH>g.r we• quettlona~. t o sev tn• least. With what we hed seen and Mard ot the TV/n.d•o commaft1aJa, there was 1he nauHat\ng po•11bl.htv thet IJ.re wa5 1 champegne bvbbta " borrowing.. of the Jtu nome wnlcn could moko Spyro Gyro aound orogintll Uor a minute) We took what wat aupposed to be Now, wt\M '*Pl. t.ar. """ out. Genodde. Yon Shou!d'vo Mard IMI. h o -, latnll(e ChM-'->IcicSII golnpcn plltwlaCI to ~·b - - of G~ mate C*MltW· . . . . . . . . . ~is .. not only so...., to fol Into, In , _ ~oac:hlrlg days of lnasm dcsgunad n mo<oi netlondsm" Ieven " neoplatci<IC aocialism"l, but iU -rttOtl cany on with ftlght'!f'ing tmpunlty. TN caleulatod mur<lero of Blec:ko this pall yowm bear lhl• out. l.n 8ufltlo. ynterdly'a Yiolarion of Dr. King' s birthday by tho Inch.,. of empty rooctlon, tho note lloddl«s. end tM UIUoi cocktoll'tJme "t.oden" (Who ll<lo when u.lr conttlt- - ..,.,en coined. Generolly thO only tlw1Q good about lhio film •• thai it _... . . . . for okl actOtl who havo rofuaed Academy Aw•do. lt It doubtful that The FO«'f><<h either Branda a. Scott the cnonca to do It w,. v""' bask:a1fy corn~c natute 1n Wh1cn 1 f~m· s subject menor io treated. Twisttld Is I mort eppropr1ate word, I think. Well, gee. much has changed since the 1920' s, hosn'lltl I hove the nght. as o black profoulonal, to uy what's happening ond, 11 on esuyl11 and iourna~tt. circulate k eround. Ot course, only tho nolvo would dare think of being employed lot doirlg uw, ond on eQUollv alarming attitude " t1>ot oome leal only 1 , . would delire to. Ho, ,.. tho nopoy·ga ; - image of Gaorga Jefferson the OWib<.rnod WASP dictate YOU< llhuflle to da big tJme, A.lter ol,)>e " "movong on up," Isn' t Ml Ho """''' not.ons Ike faellng fa< him. Some wiU say, at IMfl he'a not tho donlt-rshine of Good r,.,.•. "O.,..no-MtTEI", or Sonfotd and Son'• obYiou.ty low..:to•• PlftY humot." BaaiJSes, aome conclude, "h ~~ neppen ell tho '- tlcne/' Thla type of aubjugotlon In off act UYI that It'I cool tO COOIIIntly bombard ua oM IIIIth vorietlona of 1 looney tune 1111ao1ype because lhl!fo ere soma low poor olobl out theft who, out of meny million dif1erent w- by MlchHI F. Hopkins • short cut and olmott ended up los1 . ~tum out ro be- OUf mer~., to Union Road and, eventually. the c-o, OUt • rei11Utant Sembo's. deeds-or-tho unacNr:UoW' orrcompaniH-wNch BroncW epltomlrod-lt wu kept oft tho ma(l<lt In an effort to ralll tho price of CNde. Ills olte< one of Scott's friends and l\ls lriand'a w.fe . . murdered INt Scott getS on the cue. The for the 1(111«1 Ieoda the OCtO< tO Gormany ond Swfuec1ond, anclJO the lost remnalnll of tM Th«d Reicb as well •• 10 ..-m terrorist• led by the 'YolumptuOUI Mllttl>o KaDer, who is auigned to seduce end then beuay Scott. Tne blggoll mil~ngrodlantln n.. FotfTHIIo'• formula Is the 8 moYie plot, ao lull of t>ote' thet the eudlenca opends more time trYing to figure out wnot'l going on thet tl>oY mila tho diologue a nd f a~ further and futther into o chum oi lgnor · II truety excellent movta ..,. out to gat the vteWer th•nking, but thle It not wl\at WM in mind When tho pl'lr ... WOI Jeotha, or__... ~ ol tho prHnadltatod ~of'"' • whole cuftura, the ~ lolling of tho nurn.n- of~ .,ct. vn. dipniry. And It con bl done ttw:ouah 1'1\HS ltQuldetlon. obcluc:tlon, both, or f• subtler eYoileble to the lnllldlouefy w...t OHio. The time/spece bridging ,..,.~tiM of •odlv's media in 1M wrong hondo not only opetl out a quicker wey to ~,.,. genoeide m.•- FOR COURSES IN MYTlf AND DREAMS CHU AND LATIN TE.8MS IN CLASSlCAL LITERAru~ ROMAN HISTOaY ANCIENT SPORT R£UCIOUS THOUGHT .t BIBLE ANCIENT .t MODERN JEWISH HISTOlY MO~N HE8Jl£W LANGUAGE .t LJTE.RATUU CONSULT LISTINGS FOR: C.USSICS GUEK LA'I'tK .QJDAK: S1\II)JES a1U8J0VS STUDIES then t'-a alrMdy UMd on the block. tho Indian. the Slo'Y. ond the Jaw. but it con ..-:n lw . - _ onci- God l'le4P a'"~' oc.ton those ua-IM' fa .... .....,..... A I • - - t o h e a l TM .JaD ~4 of courM,ls on ~,.... lnotitutJon. Being Mwlea'e tht " t .UU." onc1 &tarring the coon ...._,. of loJ Jobon, the origlnoi 1927 ""~ fl(ad the SOUnd picture into tho '*-'a lpr good, ond fomly antronchad 1M M.O. osM>iahod by O.W. Griffith'• B/lflt of • Notion- using brllllenltv ~ or SMof OIJIIIgtO<IUacllnlt::al prow- to wow audiences aw ay """' aeaing the people, IC1ualy flt tho IXICt typacasl This • tho typo of • one , _ , uses to JUSttfv many "'""""' ond sthnic ......__ nowodays. If there • divltMy ollmitudll ICCYfttefy, cennO<llly, onc1 p<omirwllty - t e d by the mecfio. tM IXCUII might beef IOml weigf,t. Unfortunat ely,- know tho mltudeo praMnlod by tho ,..jority of lV or)CI filmmak-. l..ut yaw . 1M gTitod Jomea &ri ~ did the most lmpoasl~ o f ~ no ttltYod In • d!amatlcalty tuplfbpo/lt» donet' Perla cher...:ter wu qulat!y ..-1. __....... ... ,.__ TABLE TENNIS (YES, IT'S OK TO CAll IT I'ING I'ONG !) �i By Michael F. Hopkins coma alive II\ • hilnoue l)lroxym of alcinny·bonod. ltJV1 gangltng, neclt P aiMing all ways, at """ Evon the most 1...- lyrica piece he< briiloont a more CIH"'dtd penpec:t~ve . Robin Wo11iamt. Oh, yea. He i1 . HOs l ast and atroke on tho implov brings the eoi1Y ICet-tongued Popoyo tnto his firll bOw•feOoed " t uflky " wi1h a special vibrency. He's got the wetl<, the talk, the manfl4M', 1he mov•• and, molt impor!Mit, he /nJJtH ,,. fl'l()liotl$ end bringa out the ehareetaf'a long· missing- of wary •eaotlonce. Mottvo. -r- tt on ...bofote film. In f.ct it' s e reolly fiN film. one bearong m.onv momen11 ot sh.., e111 c~tenc:a . Given its Jew news end 11 .... , one mator ml$tlkt , 1n. ntm yet etandf 1$ a Cl8s-$1C: of the comlc/fantatV gente- one much abUoed on f~m . A Peromount/Welt Olonev coll.eboretion, Poptlye certainty captures the ridk:ulouoly Innocent wondi!Mss of tho toy ctll<ectOfS (Popeye , Ohvo Oyi, Blutol. bnnglng home the decepttvoly $twOwd ble1'CI of the roof oncl the ll'IV'h thet Sogor (the orogonal Aeioc:heo CMlOOtlll 10 Onll....tly cepCured gener.uons Wlt~ The folm otself, than~< God, cot'UH\S ~nu.rty no •·camp •• A5 a musoc:.o ""· more on thet ohonly Po{»yo ,.OoJfd be on txllomely poodog~<>us ftlm tor onyoM to try ono conv ey propoe,ty The Ct\l"eeter•s blend ot 0 Klrbyireo. Here t1 whete one cen teU rhe littening audience trom tnt d'lealp ••camp" lolow"' oncl cl>umj)-ehengl " noOIIfllla are olrtodv hOfpong lhet critic:;" Wol.arns- t o - too mocl\, thot the mumll4ong. too nutty ..... movu 10 be " phlooopiUUI " Whoch w ill only show ....S _ .. atiJI)odjty. Segal's Popeye, the.,. of ~ canoons, wes a ttunv ot mumbflng one-- 11apsnck and tun&tv llrHt pathOs 1.s - fOf att us bfuntnesa - a most deltcate bt!arM;e Just how &eslly an tnb•t.ance c:;:•n jeopardLie Popeye's quahty can be seen by obnrv1nq what t~•pp~ to the sa110f m an la~rip .net eanoon) not tong oher Seger died In the leto 1930o. A look ot the " contempa<ery" certoons wgl show the litu.tttOn to be much worse. Try.,.g t o eotreet lhe blatant r-acism ts mocl\ of the ..,.., los~ dunng WW lll oncl. soy. remove the voolenu, eenH> ' wa~" reducod the eatt_... ~ommw>ts on tert sotuatlonl. - · " whe<o w•~~enu is most br~Kam . •• he brings thlsi<H>g mlsoing " quallkv" otlvo. Tho sida-61l4ittln9 nunof his mumblings comeo f!O f h om pretentioo.&neu; the h\J'ftOf is lhe o•umblecl rustle: Wit blow•ng li<>«s grumbling 11<1 pretemfOU.,.... • w•r From a w tNa. Of't may bltgllfl 10 ~ why ~ Pope~alllluto conftontationdl..., pomoyod. Popeye' o wedcy PM061 of the to the most ....,.,...,..._, mcrc>tonecl AVOod~. -rtwon' ttOUdl ,...,alitles we got Ito 1 • ...._ a!*' to , _ . Mel,_ g r - _.w. the ...... T' ooodlw ..unt. "-Yw Wluo1 In ..--.. , . . . •• IQOtl , 0 • ~ 'Tl'ten. ~·· ~ --· ~the-- hiNd I!W4IIc ly!ICt 1>o<ne flam • Nell OWnoncl rtt1eet to o.plet. honlcy ~~.only finer""""*""' the femibr theme. - --uv r e - by of oil PIOIH - IIMo, io 1 lhrltwd btl worthy of how tNt Is Segar himself. tricl<y spontanlety). One -Whv the lim' a cllrKtlon did not piece ""'*in t h e - - ylloutl~ pNO. . role lhe1 the NIIV ClrtOOtiS employed eo oldtfulty, oncl certainly quuuon why the cllddy·wtl> hlpolhooting JeD veNclel of ' ' - mastlflliec:eo l1et alone the ""'*'of lhlt limeol w. . ""' l:.ppod • • . .. ' • Wllk:h io not 10 NY lhet the ldN ol ~" • ...,.I'IUiical.,.n ~ 11M; It ......t . Tho t.a ~~· ...... the eapKt ~ _,,"..,.~· Other poM~a. Tho m•w .._,i<111 char-Of the ~~(tbe OligiMI s.ger lltfp ftllel ... Ill .,.._,,, but- IU IN rri1Jolcal tcort'-tney teet. a - o f (film) * - " " '· Fa< ~. tho----_ . . Tht---aellaol-.......... ............... e..,. ... . , _ - ·· !Mybe• ...e..\ noo t1Nyfallto.,....lhlt...., ....,v.. ~u ........b - •INI!oulh !edt~ ............ ,..,._, end...., ... "--· "" of .... .,.,. c:ru no••w tor~ ll>glc:8lly ._ '*' ..........,. .............. . . . . . . . .. . ._ -...... .. ... ~ bombaotlc rnood>ltr ...... could~ • ftom Odl..., -"" coo.4d -n. ~'"""'your piMa. ........ ....,.,.., chwm- ''ooye(' ....... tile IDOit ....., 'tOIL • CMIIII ... olltl'tl .. ---.mel llrtodllnlo (~~Kat -h w-..· _.,.,.,•• 01-. the,_, on Ali Shuffle "' • rributo to diligence of his _ you, - · WNt the een_,..to..,., oo. , _ " monlilly" ..,...... rNitv did w as not Of'kt t o .-.old the rN1 dtlemmas fac:ong them (and niA T"S the po;ntll; of ella<Vdav ,,.,.., olimOiatod the - ocri1Jb1inu down to ~aw>y-b<JC> the llm' o ottength 1.,. in the intetecuon between Wtl...m:a .-lid Duval 110 matched only by _,., of lhe eo- of nureery s c h o o l - .. struggle ......,tlrl to the Popeye sege. Tho oansa. etbelt eomleel. of living. In short, Pooove cartoon• lu In thtl ca... of mocl\ of todey'a llhOwa tor "cl'olkt•en"l w•on't cloanod up; they Wfl<t merely Whilewalhod. Glvon, too. the " POPUltt'' trend of filmah<a to butordill chatac:tera of lontoSV oclenee ltetlon wtlh tho chuel< 'n l"te of ''c:ornp" • It s.mplo, ~. Oel.Atr•nla Irwin Allen, rt ~" i1lltt to 1m1ogttne the ftne 1\Md of direc:tor Aobef1 Aft..- ..,., ,_, the no<ed 1\Md of tcrlptwritOf Jules Feilfw -s portrayaf tn ...,.-., '""'~~ _ . _ " - ' Dlloltly) ar .......,... .....,., - ....... In W*-'1 . . _ . . .tltl Ill* -.~ .... The film's technic:al P<QW . . . Ia mmn _ , whOfo theM ttvao "" foetutod. . , . , . . Spec~al effoctt co-ordinotor Allon Heft • ttnd crow should 11M cop Oscaos lor IAKon Nichollol. Evon the "lnl - '' convincingly 6ilnglng the romous S woe'Pee !Wesley lv1n l+unl, who finda " twislcot'' punch t o the..,,_,, lot elof>e himself wtth _,tin of the Clll"(fflll oiL the moro dHflcult elelnonta of rnagjcal Eugene the comes IICioss the Pooevellll<lto feeeoffo with uh, witl1 more par.,.,....y . ctwming lirJ>pflcoty /Ch#lrmiing fistt:vffs. he don't heve one line o f diologuof Which Will. H111o, the l<ooldnt poops tallo on • supp1oes but one more exomple of how difletWtt tough of authentiCity !liko Olive the ddiO<onco betweon t"'ong up lloaung "' • tugbolt funnel. right. bringing ·· , _ . 10 ouddenlv gr.c>bod by the st...,;clnt lor,.. the H1111>C0 end - ! W I of this lool<ing octoe>ue 1M of recent fJrn. ~.-.. C... of ""'""!"• but not wltt>out indignerrtly -ling "OHI Ooto' f " I ...... 1'0 me finlll>" g.r fre:sltl" Cutol. ' ~ lo this diffo<Onc:a clearer than It IS ~ ttv" Popoye, O~va. ~ the ~ strength of the film. tho Bluto thet the saipt direct""' I)(JfM dltule tliengle of Popeyo, Olivo Ovt, end together '" con...,log the '"'-• oncl Sju..,, fiiUI L. Slnith Is mognlflcont as the perticuiO< mood&of the 1930s. the grwt aretvive l o f the Popov• leQend. CIUSt'/ optimism. the ~uty Bluto tnot Brutus, pleNo) . -He' s callous tO _..jstent heuglltinnllt lOOk f1l to a growl, opitetulln hit mocklng lought er. sur.dvo the llfeed ..,., lnttmlclatlon, end foob lllce t.. COUld Chew the end how thesa ...,._,. can como br....slide of o bettlor.Np. One of tho croslwlg irlto each othOf with ~ttlo ~ more pronoutll*l ,_,_ts on IWm lor - -· Evon the finding of oo .....,...... occurs when liMo, heving " lnfenlt" Iiiio s- ·Pea con tefloct tho jlted by (Who - 11 Olivo, WigleYiolonce coursong the ..,_ (Po;>evo: Mndecly brtnge the wola of the Oyf " Vor 10 go to school lettn to .............., dow!> w ow.d their .... 1 beat 1J!1 on bigger ~ Vo like thet. oinQ1no .......,., ...,. hell.-1 pooco of hUhl"l . ""' .., IN tim. NlltUI'llly me bod Tho tale is Popeyo, OIMI. Bluto: w11t1 eooA. hult11. IN,_ lalnc:idenUI. This hea. to_,., a..-..., _.,-..~ - . always me c... Being DwelL h lo •..,.,. ecuwa, brinliinll lrddontll. to be 1M IIDI.....,IIJiw Mlf'COIIOdoua IIOfOOfll outomoticaly for grentod • d c:...lal'a - ..,.,ely'- fegle to See~. Tho-~ INI'f ~ ....... ttboocDie -"'en. I'* OIMo Oyf petet*lg. but the Milot mon lo flying . pr-'* J-. guy...., - ·-not,._, �~~prodigal sun ~ 1i Jazz . • • l_ i bnove, cerotorlland ...nNe • • well .. -t·wiM, end hepj)lly INI'I'Ied, In sho<t, he w .. not a mec:ho otud. It end-huvenat-he w .. blec:tt end did ~ not ' *ta to his women thru 8(lldy Bunch com Of w~ed-down pimp t.lkl Further, the otori11 were _ lotllliglblel Thole.of uo Who thrilled to ~ the moce down·to-.-tll drema of Perfs } aw how -qulctdy tt waa removed from l!! the M • .Apothel gifted bCacJ( ICIOf, Jamea MeEechin, cf'od 1 - · · ~ T-fty, lbout 1 ....... ..· situation. You trVen we the r•"fU'\a ! .,.,...,,n So INa type of,.,.,_ goa• on and on, wt.re positive entertainmertt continua to be dulled IWII'f, llloved in the becJqjround, Of toeked ewav from M ..,...ce erod otored fO< periodic, dilUted use. YD<I know IMtlf they Tiny r,, they Cltfl CM1 promortl promote anything• • • . roederMn 8illy Harper Jau. o,f COUtM, hal seen iU &hare ol inault end Injury ove• the put hall century plus. AIWII'fl it M<l(nf tn.t those wt>o try to toke'l:redit for Jazl: away frD<n J~ CtNtor• are ell too willln9 to coaoede INt It is actual Music, However, Nk1 rakers are only wining to concede this after hevlng made some cheap counterfeit to mass· ....mble and peddle off as tl'te euthentic article. The same may be said or the J&u poetry situation, tOO), said t a kers' contra! of market end media pUShing thol<'ldoganous e<pJaulono rutNeuly Into • woiting oblivion of apparent and ever· .napelaos design. What I said e61'1ier abolll.,gODIIC!doJ.. Ita growing sense of i~yl Welt this fftm n.slt. This "new" Jan SingtN is not only a lie In thot thoro 11 no Jan t.ung Of re•Uv performed tn this IMm: It's o BOLD llel Stepping into the toxic open bwing its multi"'"'iUion dollot celluloid chest atms lokled 5neerlng rn the most cavaUer fashion ·· This is what Jan meiJIJS. 'C.use We Sll'f so, And w.. got your balll Now" h do••• " What rou gon ··do, loolr' In tills context, Tha Jan Sing"' h . . alwoys bean bad, anyway. FrO<n Jo!son's bu<nt eo<k tor>e to Dannv ha hi, Nell DiarnOfod? . This Tt>omu f~m has olwoyt been 8 dltf'lg«OUS piece of sacchorine and cultural .,.sonic... This ..ne.w" one, however. •s quite poaibly tile "!Oflt olthe tl'ttea. look l>ow tho eoundtr&Ck WBS pull'tld into gold before it was·aven available to the - .. LOQ~ l>ow thls film n.s boon applauded Of or>ly mlldty rebuffed by moat " critica" who are suppoead to be about the~ (Moat wilD do put It dow n do eo only eo for a OillmDf'CI'a pefforJ'1'181lCe,and nOt ljOing on to tile gteMer culprill. ll_.t the !11m ltMII. Ill bMk ~ Ia a lifO"--~ to lllack CuiNre In ~11.-wld to Jaz ~ ot.,.. colore in pMic..... In feet, 1M .1..-z ~here Is . , to. lnlullto elltt)'Onl, pe&d. &p.clelly to ... """"" ·~ -1M film Ia " flllllllnl'' on• .._... t h e - · trdllon . , _ , . the '-"'doe Famliy -...!anti.... If) YldCIIIh. end U.'• ~ .... 0116 blg lOng a .. you olng exduaiw!V '"' God'a worthlp. As ~ ~ch (Sit Le.urenco •• Oliwi) .... hit """ y - (Noll Olemoildl. singing ,.,. God "*'!'~ YOU do "'" ling for money, end thlt you m&.t never cllange the bniC waya. All ol Whic:flls fine and QOOd, ~ thet Papa's got hit 110n'1 lifo aMped fD< him before he cen-r,vo it. And.lot1ha seemingly IPmple-mlnded natiKe of lllio film. this ~ 1 tredidon •• the heavy and Diamond n tile needed r change, end mO<a jtmphatically 21 DlamO<od and Ns wife Rivka !Catlin Adamsl •• thi Adem erod Eve In a pieckl P1rache, tho S.rpent at hand to bring a 1111 of ilnow-llow. Not knowla<~ea . Knollt·l>ow. • And who de tnaka In de Q(een paotures7 Why, "*.''1-;510, Yunel • Rablnovitch lor. In the r•ld-' Ameticarl way, J ... Robin) has been -oiling oW.y from his teak a eUJat.,t eantor to be wltl! his ~~ friandt <ll:l met dirty <>!' block. How 11:> be a· pop linger. Sound fomk7 Myway. one night tl>o.a wicked, wicked t>oyo, led by Franltlln Ajoya, •k Oiamond to lUI in for one of their members In tllelr singing group, the • • • • . ~- • • • flfo)tlera. Uh. Oo they uk him iust to sit irl with tn.m and ling? Oh, noooo. In ..-scene lOtll abomination. the bCac:t. man asks the whke man t~ . . . • • don. • • . . blackface111 ~&W . now. that blacl<l have IIWII'fl """'..ved Whltu In such a ' faJhlon, llweya l)okling the -1blu1 of lA!'! blri,cQteen shee11 llld bumt - • • In their w conditlonert, r of Ho, t>oy. . d..,...._. It's supposed to be cute to reduce people to typecesu. J - Is t\>e "nl<:e boy" I!Wrled lO l\l& oweel)le.CVWho tellc• Qlrougtl her nowwt>o t~ thUiddiet/Who <10 no WTOng. etc•• e1c. Ylh'f .. they're .so wl'lolelort'lo tn.t, oven thouQh they're momed. lll<ry wouldn't dteam of meldng love utltil PaQ&' a atfeap. Smoll wonder Diamond will Jolla to luev Amat that ho'a mona tiKned on by pizza. "~VII ~ou ' - Nfoz-'te ShMtge Wn.t exactlv bnnga JoU Into pap " popUlarity"? Why, hera dot Wicked brother Ajoye avaJn, Clllllng J - juot as l'te •1 laking eomfTIW>d of his local Patedise. Where 1J ~a calling frD<nl He Ia ~ frO<n Hollywood. Where in HollyWood? Why, wile< a eltel the Garden of Eden Holalll p- HS$SSS •• ,_ •• Out to Hollywood fllllo Oillf1lOil(l, leaving bet1ind • broken-Marted and • ft\Qtlteoed w~o. bu1. tl!ot'a olcay. He IN- !ham In the Of a party and, as wed knOw, JIW$ got rhy\lln\, you know 7 All Diamond haa to do It oVIIr:e lAP • ChONa of " Hw.rah BRATT PrOfessor &. cn,.~r of Ll nguistfcs University of P ittsburgh ln a SERJES OF T EN LECTURES ON : SOCIOUtlatiJ.STICS, T£SOL & BI&.;INCMJAUIM Ftiuva, ,t~ __.l'nt QUad, ClOf _ . . . . . .... No.~·2Cr. Gradi!Jf: IIU 11111111 ar. ftlrmet •nors oO(*ilally can go overllteckl demanding mote falthful inlerp<efotlon of lheU culture by llimpiY ~oting wl>ltes in o wote{ld'down version of " baeck" coon humor, and Wmply say " It's onlY fun." If that _ , . ab•ord, look at wn.t happened t o The Blues Brothers. It wu otorted as on l'tonest parody ahowing l>ow whites Wl>o mimic the Blec:k music. were promoted as the Mu-sic's orlginet ors and progenitors. What n.pponedl The joke backfired. Oospit e a megafllm with PfO<nlnent guest shots by Jomea- Brown, Aertha, Ray C~arlas and John lee Hooker. it wasn' t lorog t;>efore the Bluus flfothers ~me THE " hot item'· to PfOtTIOte •• Tl-IE "real thlog" In tho e•act fashion by which cert.Jn media oxpk)itlld a rock·a·billy oingor name& Presley, a Uvorpool street poet name" Lennon, and many others. With the Blues Brothora, it's dona with stinted " gheno!sa" end h1poter .nadeo. The Jazz Singec shows lha tnJth ontt ,_bbl ~tlf Ill a f'IJCOnf protrwt .gofnst the .22 'ciiJibef killings "How ,/onfl slutK ii tJ. before ~ Ill/ rulire that we "'" Ill potelltial llllflOI:rl" A morzo Win smn110ne'o httm U(>dwkh. ~ of~;Jslilall~sol lfHIIIIM ~ ebour rN.. but refuses to deal with 1L As • INfll(. he takes/r out on tllf INOUI>d.Nm. 77llt works out .,.,. /es$ (tit orre;ltonit:JlO{nt Diamond - actuM/y dtlm- rh« IN ftfusk: swln(/lll/l,;al'td It ltn't long before J ... web out 011-m. wilDie gig. You know, you knol!llf1\lt wtl Up the wtrote Route 8~trlp, Dietnond donnir)g hit mean leltloer. midnight llhodes. and convcrrbri!ll .. l\8 tnJCk-Mps h11 WilY thrOUIII> llle ~of the West. Will, et lelit ~ Country/Wa!am llawr of tho saloon :~~ Is • ~I spark of lifo. Very For who should come zip·o·dee-dodooing out of nowhere to bring Jess back. It's Atave 6{1Bin, uncoiling a cool spedo moment of oJd.Ldme coon jive as he prevlala upo" Diamond to come on I bock to tho 'ol palm pastures (Diamond: How'd you find mel Ajayo: You know musicians, Alw~ys know wl'tere to find one anotn.r" Yepl Now we como to the pill In the plot. The lly In the ointment already filled with bus. II tha contemporary blackface was contrieved wit. whar cO<nes next Ja fUll of , • • . Ajave. 10 Otdet 10 get Diamond to return, pulls out a photo. The photo 1$ of a child, Whose I Why, Molly's and Jess', ol course. The child dumb Molly fOigot to tell Jess about tlllm stilllooki• OI pltu and all). And in e film called The Jo:u Sing., wl>lch loatOru nothing but bubble-gum rock. wn.t noma ClOtS a liberal·mindad p<D<notion lady jusr hap~n to give ller son I You ready '' now1 Waitt Theres more. Diamond arr;ves in Cal1tornla. and Is greeted by tho unli~el\1 heroine/femme latole/belle ot the bowl, Mally (Lucy Arnez; yes, M<Miy. BrtDtl. Ahw the film. someone cominented that a J>UPI>Y would hove ) been aqullly capobCI her role. Oosa.. Oh well. demorodo ore a giri'• boat friend ... Molly becomes OiamOfod ·a agent end. as jess' muolcallnterosts move him 8rod Alvko to1t (JlUI\lal diVO<ce. it comes •• no .autprise texcep._ to the ~"''· maybel that MollY and Jell tiowly Ulldreao. 1'\0, they '·~ In lovt. Which, in this, yegg , me en ilo-mo b'( the flo-e/on the cat rug/In the' den, loftrt !tiues in the roeotdtng otudlo, and the "obllgalorv" schtlck of Genlllit .-....Jew ham/ Jow looks of ex..... no bJIICk ribbon#" DI;PARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS ,...,..... .... CHRISTINA PAlJLSTON Negllah" In the context of this 114m, end suddenly it'1 sing-a-long with Mitch and liot's·brinQ·boc:k Adolf. undef the utmmlngl. Prepoltero<JI. Novl/list Cacil8rown. 1$" riCIN!! ft4other Jones. tpo1te ot the dongOI'OU• tredition of coon storotyl>OIIn fil'm end popular ant11f1ainment,.How it's w0f80 nowadlya, tin.,. the TV flmmaker It hom/Gentile~ spern/everyona gigglea only In Am.tfca and tta.wla 8rod wwwway we 110/tt>em n.• ...,_. fellin' flOOOOOOd . . . . . . Now, Jeu'- okl o.d ,.,., beenotOO thri/llld by h/J . . , •• d«:/sion to sJng pop<J/Ir ~. *'rw•Y· 110 he filial'! w:JJt• Jess - flntb ltfoly wrlh • tel< to ·hia {Nid. the JNCtlon I• udly Pl'fl(lkt-. ~ "!< totely (10M. H. complately .......,., hh liOn, tMdul/y to "'"· afe --cltarne-Parker Rablnovitoh I believe the brillf\washiog wlll 100n subside, beciiUSf \1~ btalnwa-shets hive become wealthy. Their problem now is lhat their chik:lfen. too. tle"'e been brainwashed. Duke Ellington, MIJslc /$ My Mi<tress 1971 It rea lly ends there. The movN! 11sall , closes 0<1 Jus tst>ould it be $polled Jusl) winnil'lg hls Papa over with everyone elSe to power pap and ltle- Amorican way. So, ao tho credits $1onk slowtv 1n the booth, li 's Ntil Diamond petrk» in chic, sfnging the ••immigrant dream" -to ro. . youtsat( and Slay mare. MediOCrity I~ ln. Close the doOf, And wWI we aver mak• II to ' 84 1 We eest a f"'al rOok at tl'te theatre oogn . Torry Uc:ate notwtthltandlng. me • tl>ouglr lnsuntlf otndt our miNI•· " T alldng proud; Hero!d? " ' "Talking loud, MichM," We're stil/looldng tor thot ~-<:ut . ~don't ..,., mind! One • . , walt lor • �l ©prodigal sun rro1res MNErOFWE' ------ I envy Ollbney CoWnon. Playing lh4l rvthleu bou in NiM ro R . .. Q8tl to have Jane Fonc!o, Ufy Tt>mlin and Dolly Parton as his •acretarles. Aa on•iable •• Coleman mav be, h4l lA an uneQUivlcab4e ret. He oteels Ideas from w itiY cOit\lcol Tom~n. h4l twa...,. th41 ~sa Fonda and contlnualy melceo psssea It on UIWIC4Cltivo P~rton . Every int~lllli!>g hla 1 'girt8'' do, • h4l • - ctodi1 for, lurthltlng his way up tho c:orporatelodcler. Rothe< INn light ~. tho trio continue to sit end bile !heir Mils, woltlf,g ,.;th cNidilll hope al>d anticipel,on lor tho boa' tnw to - Coleman como. Alte. a noghl II 1M neighbothoocl bar, 1M gom deCide to vWt 1M Tomlin home end get " ho!lh on_,.,. " ' ' l ' f - " Fondll Is delightful •• 1M nolve, recendv pixie with high ideM by no blc:kbone to 1tand by them, Witching !he tluoo get high Is 1 ougored by each's farnaoy on how to do lh4l nogoocl-letch.of-a-booo in. Tha Pbotogta phy and spedol eflocu shine •• eoch d<a..,. unto4dl upon '"" screen, raflocling the pe<SOC>elitlec ol 1M w.,..,. in-"""· Tomlin (defiNitely on unden<sod and - . t o d actt-1 hod he< lontasv expertly~ as lh4l tonne< Emntine 1M Telephone ()perot01 of laugl>-in lama dr..,t the! wu going \0 - - tho with lho ongolic help of oome O..WV munchldns. ~cod ,,..t by John K. Lapiana fJ. Wotching hat hoppy COUI)Iod with Bambi Thumfle< auioting 1n ,,., daste<dlv doocl wat wOrth lh4l price of edmiuion llk>ne. FunendgliHO< Altetthe fantuill, th41 film goes off into all klndo of sllange and unpredletoble tengents. Tomlin, thinking IMt h41r fentuv l>l>d come true. ded!H<Ito•.._ beeome • body onotchfi 11 the commurity hospitol. la!O<, whillo holding lh4l bou '-t-. tM aocretONI cctps decide~ 10 tons1IUC1 on el-ate .., of pUfWfs ~ to kiCij) 11 the touch of a button lh4l I'(TWit In too. , ~most IUfPrioing lA P. .on·s portrsyll o4 1 book dumb but otreet ....., hic:lt gul wl'iooe job 16 10 ... _t tOherlhlt-wllnot~ebouther boss' llltfl~ o d • -· Th4l CountrY and Wet10<n ainge< 1$ SO grot.._tv ~ !Nt She actually loob oo ..n..o o·I ·Kontuelt'f"Frled·bu1ton. It wuln the' film's fovor thot'"" o b¥ious jokeo one! puna about Parton's b<oosts are kept to Tho blond singer also bolted - ""' title ""'"· • Catchy &ttlo ditty with 1M Mml , _ , . 11 1M lim. Chriot....S .. tM MCIWliiY'• reYonge 'illliriii iOno -.ding~ from ~. ,.,. tO ,..,. ob\llously hh ""' ,.,. .. tho ,_portion of the lh4l tno'o ~ •• amlnlm<Jm. audience_.., times. Howaver, nobody can accuse NiM to Five 11 beong 1 aodal eonvn«tlll'f dapita tho Pf-'CO of actMst Fonc!o. The<o Wll too rnudllljln and gliner IO 06' point acroa u t h 4 1 - p...t more ottontion to 1M c:omodic ocu oncl - to the unc1ertvong - . . . of lhl the ]lim-the exploitat ion of th41 women's 1- !orca. Only •erv ,.,..., can o comody make t h e - tNnll N- foO ,..,. Ioils .. ~under IIIia tes1 . TM only thong "" - * I tNna altw tho&,_. is 1M! they saw OM fom-<llo """*'Y· " _ _ _ by Elena Cacavas I W""'9 for her, but It hu more subortllnceINin ...., Other !*' gf lhl '""""· Mocl.lina ot laoat ll'fll .-ylhirog you would want and expect a woman put In lhat poejtlao 1 10 aoy. Too b..s tho -,....obliged en-. ™-_.......,10 Ull with bOth ........ lhiMII tho~· coo.'JIIY lor a w1nwt voeo1ion. It' s aftuWono •• - - o f - ....m-.. end -'forti tO ~ta ""*' Hocllllna' - ..ct. - -.......·. - ~ - i n from c:ologe and to how shoc:lc flndt tttle ~ tomly. ~ ocrlpt wilt- Erich fLow Story! Segll, Ronnie Kam and Frod Segal ~~It lh4l 20.yoar old girt 1!141 ""' p..- tho'f' - · Jovnorat, Then hcH boy,...., who lie"!' • Cllb to come Ullend- her, the motic>n. cute"',_. -onc:1• - - - - - - - - - _ __ by Thomas R. Cocola F.,.._ - ·new CDIIImbo 11w Pot.. ,.,. once ¥cf IMt " holf tho ..,.,.. ., HollYwood - • ~ \ 0 - s..-..·· After --.g Seems ut.o Old T...s, Owistmatma odd Chevy CheR t o !Nt bt. O..V' • ~hoe itoraly one big prtf.. ..,_ his depwtiKO fTom $1on.rd<ty NIJIIII IJW, end thla movoa primatfv- .. t-oo~--.-. ChiYy • .........,., - · ~-. -­ his way thtough lhl t<lti<o film and __,. ..,..,_ with Goldll Hewn briefly rOCIIII megic!al ~~~1M two rnaltlt- ~ Fooll'loy Chile' s only~ oucconfuf non·SNl venture. you know Chavv relo- on ol>um tu t ve« 1 Yea. no . -,one"""'' the '9"' ~~ 11 one'\a wilfirog 10 Ill tlvough Chevy CJ..s.'s Gtwtut Hils in c.JIIJicid I haartodl\l recommend SHms Uh Old ,...,.. bocauoe 1¥IIY SNl ploy Is usod except I~ W0411<and UP<Ietl. But if one 16 looking tor 1 funny • ...,..,,.,, Cllapror Twt)dh mo¥1r, okop thiA liaaco blc:ause Mr. Simon so invo4vod In ploylnv Jeouo t o Cl)evv'a la<arus that hi limply lotgol to wtl\o o good lctlpt. S i m o n - 1 victim o f · - stllfiOtyping . Granted. atMaoty!>OniJ Ia on ossantlll element to good comody 11.1 .. Archlo a.....-~ n tho AII-Aine<lcan b91tl. bu1 Simon's . . _ . , . o torinesa one! il is lurthennoro •IIY off.,....a t o lila ....s.nca. s-ns LfU Old 7ma lo ~ on lnnoc:ont man tO...I who Is forcod b) rob I bonk by IWO c::c>mrictod gunman Altw he roOI l h l - . tr1e gunmen droo l'llm ott, and h4l bogons clodQina .,., police. Who - l'olm oo on unruly otfenc!M. a.... ~ to lola ••·wife, • _ . . . , c.lfomlan towyer CGcldie Hawnl for help, bu1 - Ia 100 ellllblshing • good rolatlonohlp with he< new ~ IOoarln Gn>dlnl, onothe< lewyor wfiO iS buc:ldng tor lh4l 1t11a A t t - Gonorol nod. Yet Gcldie 1- oy.._..,., lor O.OW, oo hi.,_ to h4llp her old t-o-..s by f,.c11nQ Nm and ol~ ""'" sheltw. 1 w• -y s.:.c, ..-.,., ~ lire\ ....~. h .. nice ,., Simon 10 ~ Goldie ... lawye<, bullho bocomM 1 cte<ootypicol lamolo wfiO ~ to ba • lawyoo. No4 only sha .,.._ o-y, lho ~ I¥11Y blOck. ..._,..,or lrdan aha hoe lllollnc)aclln her triola•• She _.... a lady ModoMa llgo.n far jurbptudionca, - I c.talnly do nD! know ...,., fOfnoto who PI'Otoct tt>Oir chnls with such e<llhutlaSm and Iandor lov!r41 car.. Simon _... to ultlmetely say that ...,.._ can be tawyan, bu1 111ut Goldie. their mo41oor1y IMifncU and amotlono will oo-n their prol-'onll Mia. II' I • blow 101 _ .. . . .8tlon. . Tho bloc:lla, Hlopanlca, and lndlaM- 1110 .-c1 " foil lot Simon' s ttereotypical W1111ng. AfW ""*''I Simon'a Ofld ~end -..to«;,~ IWt I tmow hi la~ ,.,~~but ..... he ponrwya blacb and .......... nodq II'ICfttNn _ . . , . - , _ . , - h i pniii'WP aldiotll' Hlo!*>ie- .. naoglrog ~ ........... , _ _ ..-..v-s t..- -to- QWiioo Glodln Ia nocNng II'IOf9 11>on o WA.<:Aal! _...,. of Nd<v · - II he r-t._tn-. -. . 0111 fr i M'f r..,.,~w'*""'~_,...-ypoc~ oo an oe1or who con do nocNno men "-'pion lh4l ..,.....,od, ......... lt*d PI'-' In tNncpAir ...tioo . . . . lndioad, o-y o n l y - and .,., .,., /Jh Old H. ~·eJoobd 11*, gooc1 in fl¥o .,_., but II C. - b..s - inltlll . . - . ; s-ns a. a - .. .,., no..- •• s-ns r'*-.. _-."*' wril<otlilla Simon and~ a - - Hawn _..... -•eo ~ a11ct1on. a -, Ike Aoneld fleaoll\. won ...-..r~c~e, -. 11tam . . tn • ....,, . , ~can... had on1y • tew ll>'riJinll- of r;orv. end Hawn. Iiilo ,......, ~ Wll e Wlltod .-with~ no 8hoWing Ill ... , . . , _ thaoo ....,.. ...,. - l to ba In !he woo1d Df politic:$, but In UJt• Old r....... tho , _ ............... s-ns �sun ~~~OM Rx_ ~he R""!f.IA!Irtal-the' claulc Davies show 2.1 ~ ~ w-.-.: IMoocurvl- lirVe In "~of the ~:c proctuc.d 1he veer.a best _ 31 .......,.. O«pettutw l~al -oignahd 1he trio'a .mv.t rath« then~. . n;..,""==~,=~•IA&Mr-.tmre- ~king ~~ v"!t...._, 51 Wo~Mt~Mtd ChildtwtFim IWtmer Brott.«sl- The - ·· .,_ hee'ly ~from Sii Eidwool. 61 PM of l'aulon (Civyulia}-atole the "Rock o.bb!e H•JTY~ • 71 8ruce ~ 7hcr River (CoiumblaJ-Asb<Jry Park's got o spirit, talkif'iO pn>ucl • • • 81 ttoen S.O. L• St,_ (Epic} - the Wilson. dean up th<ll< e<:t without Rogef ~. e<ound. t 9 1 The Cws ~-IEiektral-the boya !rom Seanto)'ln ke8p ..._em- a-" c.own"""' rOllin' . 10} O.VO FrHdM of Choice !Womer &othersl - from the purveyors, of "flower pot " hat·we.v. Honorable m<>ntlon: The ChlpmuNto Chipmunll Punk 1Excet$iOr)-f\ew wave fewer is spreading. la nolhing •acJed1 - Steve Simmons 1. Ja o.Johnette-Sp6cla/ Edh/on (S::M) Wfth an ear trained on jaZZ tred"lcn and his eyes focu.:l on new directions, dn.mmef DeJollnelte has _,bled a blueprint for jaZZ In the eighlles. Al!leos PlaYers DaYid Mooay and Anhur Slylhe bloW atrlctly c~tree. 2 . Tllblg Ho.k Rsma;, In Ught ($We) David 8\'me Whh lhe aid ol the wizard behind the COI'Ialn. Brian fno, leads the rock temmlngs Into the eea oltrlbel po4yrtiylhms and trance music. No one he<e gets out atfVe. 3 . &1gllh a... 1 Just can't Slop It (SW.) n- beats were !T'8de tor dancln' . And that's just what you'H do. The perlect rnecflan ~ween the hamburger stand 5lench of ska and the Howard Johnsons stentlly of whftet..:e rock. &Ito the Beat. • Jonl Mlleholl Shadows and Light (Asylum) There' s nolhlng like alrlnQ yout dlny IBUnory In Iron! of a packed oollseum to clearlse the ,.,ut Only Jonl could surround herself w~h Jaco Paslorfus, 1'111 Metheny, Micnaei BreckBI. and lhe.f'ersuasions and still steal tne snow. She Is 37 years youno: the 'I!Pwmkles h«e aren't on her lace. 5 , IlNce Spr'ngsleen Tile River (Columbia) So what It ne Is In Clanger of becomfng the naw Ellly Joel in terms of mass edulat ""'· this Is a damn fine album from rock' s traditional school. HIS next lOgical step Is to form a mus.cat partnerShip wnh DollY Parloo-the ontiCS w ould cer1a1n1y go blue o n ane tace celebraling tile vln ues ol honesty and smcerny. mm 8 . RDcbrl 9ounciiT8Ck \M -) 1M ,.,.,..of the same name tMI doc:unw11ed Jltll8ica' a Indigenous music ..,..,. and • cultwe ...c!wlched bel ween apt;ll..-1 and rnoterlalistle ,..._this compll8tlon 1$ l.he onty primer ta< reggae neophytes. The Heptones " Bool< of l'llleS," the Mll'flones' ·"Monev WorrieS," and Pete< Tosn's " S!eppln' RazOf'' we the eoorchef& from an arnazlrlg oot 7 P.te< Golel Pete< Gabriel (Marcury) I wonder lithe At laniiC Records ruu•c<rtlve w ho turned t his re<:ord dow n by c3illr>Q n ·commercial suiCide" Is setllng FiJUe1 Brusnes •n Utoca. N Y ? He cleSeNes to be--Gabriel is on to something ' Lead a Normai i.Jte" Is a seaty monster lnOeeO 8 ~e-A rgybargy (A&M) M essts TIIIDI'ook and Dllford may be the Lennoo and Mc:Canney ot I he e!ghloes " Pulling Mussels From Ule Shell" m ay be I he year' s cstohoest lune A textbook study of .,.eUigent pOp-rode moolc. 9 Dirty looks-Dilly LDolrs (SUHIEplc) The return ot the power trio. This threesome from Slaton ISland didn' t lake I he larry. Piston· poondlng, tlr&SIWmlr>Q, non· stop, hli I he pavemeot. " lei Go." and " Drop Thai Tan " A mos! lmpreSSNe oeb<Jt. 10 . lhlns-The Bram (Mercury) Heavy metal meets an rock In a dark alley . They snoot out Bot h sust ain munlple tlesn woUndS but live to tell abOut H Ploot pooll lve lhal Atlanta deserves to be a nolthetn citY n Honorable Ment ion: t. XTC 8ltlcJc SH (RS0fVltvln) R.,.., 2. Engllth left I Jam C.n 't Stop h tSitol 3. T. . . . .._. In 1../(J/Jt (Sire} 4 . DIMd llowla Scwy ~- (fiCA ) r.. Bolo tOIIIOio O.t ~y (Columbia! or ,.,.. E~~Mtt~~~mw>t !W- Broa.l 7. ~ ....,_ Doc-or ~,. IWW Stmon I VIrgin I e:-o.n. 8, U2/Joy 9. De?'""" Sec(WI Sotp IRC\J 10. Dirty~ Ditty~· (Stiff/ Epic) .................... 11 . , _ CW.W IMorcw)1 12. n. ......... The~ ISirol 13. ..._...,. " - Cow6oy b/W I.Pst«• Slrenk (An:Nve) 14. --~IAAMI 16._,......... ,._, ~w Ycri IT.......1 ' -nn &Wt. . 1. THE .CLAStl-London Ca/Jing tEpicJ 2 WllfCKlfSS ERIC-Big Smssh IEQtcl 3 : JOHN LENNONIYOKD ONO -D<x.lbla Fanrosy (Geffen/Worner &oo.} 4 , ROCKERS SOUNDTRACK (Msngol 6 TAUC.ING HEADS Rtm~~ln in Light (Site) • s: SPRINGSTEEN TIH1 River tWor - &os. a:ROCKPllf Cr1ry Rhythm$ tCoi\Jmbial BRUCE 7 CHRISTOPHER CROSS Sllcotlds of Flttluure 9 . THE FEEUES (Columbia} l (Stiff) 10,EHGUSH BEAT I Jvsl CtM'r Stop It (Site} H2not'able Mootion: �SOUND And by most accounts 1980 ~,ee,ording to Prod~g,J Sun's moments wMe evenly sptit tt><. Bowie, Pet et Gabriel, Sonngsteen and the fe•stv Gang o f Four, Enghsh Beat , and t~ng o f unfam•harrtv, bteme fhe mUSIC CUt iCS WhO ftSk ..... .s that good far·reachlng e xpen ence So w tth rhat 1n the Prodrgol Sun Record of o~ the n1ne lists . 1otlo w ed leo solo album, Bruce Bea1·s I Jusr Can 'r Stop It 1 . Peter Gabriel Peter GtJbflel (Mercury) Thts album just barely edged ou1 the number t wo album for the honor of first place. Gabriel's Ulustrious career continues to produce supenor music for the creative li stener. A must for the av•d music lover. 2. Robert Fripp God Save Ths Queen Under Neavy Menners (Polvdorl Rober1 Fripp, who trom hos beginnings has shown himself to be a gui tarist in a class one step above exceptional , continues to amen me Wit h this album, (Incidently, '1981 is The Year of The Fripp). 3 . Talking Heads R6m~Qn m Light (Sire) This album is a union of the Talking Heads ·a nd Brian Eno and includes the talents o f an African rhythm section. The c reati ve resul t is an album that moves you might be e more appropriate termH. It label the Heeds as " New Wave." Experimental superior adjective. 4 . Brian Eno/ John Hassel FocJrth World Vol. (; distributed by Jem) Eno- treatments and rare synthesizers, Jon Hessel - trumpet, Percy Jones-bass, Nana Vasconsuelas - percussion . Heavy body rhythms outstanding compositional content. 6. TengeriM Oteem Tahgfllm Dream continues to weave !heir eequentlal who have developed a teste for it. Therll Tangerina Oi'eam taken in ler:Jie- stoset ~o environm«~t to compliment yourf~ experience. 6. Ultravox Vienn8 (Chrysalis) A fine new band whose focua ie elec:tronic Highlighted by materiel end production. I 7 , 8rlan t:ft,offll8r<>l!!_ IE.G.r The concept into words lisUin to 8. '11rien 9 , Dwyt was oosttoonoed Waf& campaign year. that they 10. Pinli Do not reality is • members ot thay C8n' t do in th$ wey. �mulicl4 penonlllitiolt. TNI. oomblned 'With "'"" lolly. "*" on dlrit1g mien one! oocill ooniCionco ma11e endeoring bend ~ """ahortc;omlnQa. " The""-'. '' from 1978, II notewonhy if JIM for m. - on~ guitar- by Mido.Jof>oo ilt of the _,g. NovO< fleltry, bul always oomehow lyn.:.l. he's on iotegtall*t ot me Cia!\ ~. ·•a-t." from- bolld'a rn1-llrluoh ~••• -v funny lllnO whlcto was JlfObobllt wnttl<l In •• a.nousneu: Its lyrics rotloct the frustration o1 Brilloto youth ln tho late 1970't: "Don't UN me rulftfllley're they're lor the foot-.'And yOfo(re a foot H you don't know mat/So use the ro'"· ydll stoP<~ fooll" All with Mlek Jonu on a coot g100ve on hls les Peul end the drums going crazy. A' great "'""I· ultltMtoly •llc:lc~ bond. And thire ls the Int..,..., en!I'Y Londcn CllllintJ p<oved to be a plvotol album in the bond ot 1 977 ·78 recorded at the t>elghr of the Bthoth l>unl< These SOfl9ll take up moll of side ono, Clash' s development. ~1e tho lyrlct got batter. the one! looturoltle lllnd.•t ~r best: plov"o fall but finely muSic oulle<ed. bo\h horn sllck p!ocfuction and the chlooled rocl<oro mot bow l you owr wllh tholr frothneu 11foup' s loci< of lnstrumentol llinuoclty. London c.Jfng. has some b u t - tho Claoh seemed ond onventlon, not to .-.tion <toot futy. • · -c.p~ One" opens the record whh Joe out of their -..ant one! hos they soundod forced one! ~ or-ting a challenge it the top ot No lungs owkwa<d. even eomy. (what II io I wish I knew! one! il sots o roel<lng tone for BIM:kMBrlter Cluh, meanwhile oilers tantelizjng m. root of me aide. The Oesh's -.r promise 11omme<1 ""- as to the Claoh's futuro clovolopnw1t. " Time is from their .toilly to tr..-..1 pu>k rocl<' o pcimltrvoarn Tight" is. a do~ one! unusual lOUt-minute lnstrurnet tal lam, which begfns quietly, but builds up lika Flovel' 1 with ~fries thot - • emazlng COf'*'O born • bullch of Brilioh guue< onlpes, *"''I W\111 a spiljJ !hot Bolero. ori>t seorod for electric QIAtara. clrunu, base, wn tnAy Indomitable considemg tho oquohd ooclol pionO and sox. If oothlng. O..cutl Wlustrotod !hot tho eondrtlont -lyrlco doscribecl, They too4< pUnk rock, Clash still hove 'llot of muscle in their oound. Evory!Nng on . . - t y ~movement. ond turned ol around QUite Nc.tv with Toppef Heodon' s drums Into IO!"iiNnll pooitivo .,d h«ooc. A p!Otett sonv obout providing the motivating fOfeo. • tho mutllcal benlcnJI)tcy of commerclol rodlo, " Capital Side two of tho EP points to tho Clo&h' s C<>f)tinuing Radio On." tl1dt with S\IUTV'Mif scretinlng. " Don' t • fascination with reggae music, to tho point of PfOVIdlng touclllhot ~.don't te<x:llttlet diii!J" In a volco bartly !lub verslons 1fO< tho songs. Thooa 11-.:tronlc treatments Cliwlerotlncl-. yet stirring.~.,., cynlcol and In the ttudio, ehor~eriotlc of many roggse olbums, InvOlve a lot of tedlnlcel w izardry end ov01dubbing that rtlfeclll>g . . otthe . . , . · o..pto m. .-n~ng ~ of u.., rnuolc, tho essontially cteate e new version of a "'""I· The two Oeoh end t«dontinue to be • catnrllex ~ of r - '""'"· " Baokrobber" one! " Armagideon Time," . tflne ohoroo except OS impOrt&, one! lho r.....tlng hodge· poc1ge !Kin!~* to the fen tho ~ pononoity of 'hlo ~bend. Here w&....,;,. lho loteot Vllfllon of die Club. o commercloKy Yieblo, moro ootf·conoclout ,AI1d not lor you, """"'"*''· good-· .._,.,t lleolcfH l)lecet lng t ' - · f - watlng for ~lc r - . e of s.ntlinllto, m. Quh'rnew !hr... l4bum Mt, ll1«:k ,._rlt.r eta.h, o' 1o:inc:ll EJ' ,..._., by EPIC, o1f.,. one of the bettor rec:ord..,lo I've In 1 while. The<o'o more muolc heto than on Nei Youilg'o new llbum, for hill tho price. And it lo tln\jlly ~. . Ub a... CoOIMio'o * oot - . 8lw* A«<rlt.r CJa/1 io • collocdon o1 ,_t~ ~...-.......on ""''"along - en who went -----e cereer cen atert bere. od-orootoMineUI>fllo . -ot - o lnt-y<oAr· My. ll-llflod.rouoan-.. Offloa 1 1 1 -t. ,..._ nel, McOUfltlnt. Uw- F--._ flno.- · mont, ___ or-1-~ol - _ , _ .... ' Join the people_... ........, the Atmy. . Cell Army OppcK1untltlea 851-1850 ••••••• •••• •••• . o : CONCERTS CO MING ' ·-· .. . . lfliLIBl AUD. CHEAP TRICK u1o Tlcbtl•-- : • .• �both ha\18 complementinO dub -liono1 "~Net! Otl VO<y •pecey oncllitjo!Qtld ... ~Time'' Ia lhe more succeuf\JI of lhe 1 -. ~ lhe group'o growing concern wrth third world polita. "A lot of peaple won't get n o - · t~A lot of peaple won't get no justice tonight," . . . Sttunmw... tile blod limpe tlwough ita 8c:qahd . _ rlff1. &It " " ' - • Doop" It a feotor, more lnvltlor8ling 1111empt et ,. . . ,. DetinO from 1979, the T-. Hibben""""' rodta mote INn enythlng else. jult ••me Cllllh'a ocher' -..1\11 . . _ t..,_, tud\ oe "PI>ic:e orod ThiiVIIe" or ''WN!e Man In HOMmefllnl'lll P..._" So. wi1ll its blencSol old orod new tuM~, Bledr Mlll*•t CM$1> lhoold ~ OYW m.t 8YifYIIody Inter- 11'1 good r<>dc ·n· roL• Tho procluetloo) Is cloor ~ oncllhe perfonneneec . . dynemic onc1 - D o it upl • - ~ Clron It- ©t.prodigal sun! "" cw.w.- Slle JMv a.n, or oomelhlng else ooe• WtonQ. The tXC81>1ion it "This Tme''-which the IOCII bell!> ~ tqlhe point of - hew tomwo- - he tNnlt& he't roely in loYo. But knowing , . luctc. it ... work out .. wtOf10 I!QIIn. Couget olnga on ltlio with OOIW1nclng honeorv Don't 8lk me how I know, it jult""""'" right. It II oimple without bolnQ ~. s.me thlog lor Che '""*·It it • mbttt.n of ohm bllleclt-ifthet """"' evor be ollont- orod e.1hy IOCic 'n' ,.,.. bnhy-., ·~ common in the vocobulory of Ftencl\ vine """""'"-n. but.- unpec:iM wtlen IPilled to • muoic-- the word 10- up Ns creetlon. Producer Stove ~ heel o tuc1<v hand he omnvo<1 lhe olbum. Nothlog • overdone. HM1dy gulta< toc:lriceiV -..... but musicoilv oppopriate- are wo-. atO<.ftl lhe !here we go 119'Mnl plain but ltronQ lfliCS. Siml>le. but elfectivo llevbowd$ IUd you in and out of the IO!'IIS. And on top ol .. ttos. the hulll>y. pow«ft.ll. ·NSty voice ol JCIM Cougot. He finilhes the elburn with e " Cheep Shot" - h<o uwenge for bad axperiences With 1)11 l'orst reconl CC>m~>t~ny . "Well folk-niCk, punk roek, power pop music • - out to be lhe lltost ttends/Ar>d there 11n' 1 no more progressive music/The Business h.as put i1 co an and." Cougar , _ , . beyond the temptation of following o !lend. He II not the least bit faneltut. pretentious or lntollee.uelly demending. And no Now Wove epluhea 'nto our living rooms. lt't only rock 'n' roll, butllilt.,it-not tenibly ongiMI, obv~oualv . but stitl botuw than thlt mainstream. H• sings "1 hope you don't lose 11111 innocent .loougllter/1 hope --not If-. John IRival Cou9.,, Notliln ' M•ttllr$ 11nd What If It Did, time doesn' t teko t.ha'l away." NeJther tlrne f'Of' tuee•u, -Krist/Mr Lurzo I hope. Son ...... Chlcll{ld Fire, (AUigetor) j n.. 81uu . . . . . -IMng In CNeego. ~~--------------Back In the 18CIO'a. the authentic~ orod Chicago r£ ril>l>ed i weo oil o awarm of whlto Mncl The IMHVIIIIvl w u - OUtM>ed f w.,... roll." "D.pton. The heel • named it M.v... lhe Fleetwood Mae ~ u- bluo& by 8.8. King, M u6dy Wotera by aecond others ~. up by Muddy Quotl baby they rod< and Nrty orod obout 1000 othot....,.. boogie bond• ,_Quite bi1 ot money from the ideM pioneered by the Wn~tge -maotltl a .. .~ - llu< g r - y tNs uond-.. 10 aaimiloted in 1t>e Engliah and A1Mricen 10C1c mueic scyloe 1Nt po.ft ..... know il - becamo MMy people._• ....,.., : sw--.. 1ebol-- ! • ....,_,-·Int. !Ntlhe- hellunt-""' ~ or ledod owey, but,.,....... "-'rda wrong. Thio Chicago-bMed ~~'-bela 1\eYo come up with o at.....q line of rawgon~ aecondbluoa foatlrring F4nton ~. Albert Ccllns, Lonnie Brool<a, Jimmy Johnoon OIRd E - Shew emong - •· lt'a o rouauring '-ling tr.nowing thet che ore not only eNvo, but tl>rivlng no leu, performed in cold, windy Chicego put on • 4'11C footurlng the ~""'tic guiu" licka of Son Soola. Tho& lon' t the IMterf*" 81uu Bllld or Elvin 8iahop ••nglng obout beinO brolt& and ""-able """te they' re counting their money. Thlala poverty-tow•SouthsldeChlcago·banoom muslc, The t..el<y •uldents of the Windy City ate treated to more loe1l first cla.s music than env city in America. Over the yoan Allgator hal ~ aovor el Son Seals olbumh Tho Son Soit/6 &lf>d. Midnight Son. Lrve """ Bum/ng- all of which contoln original m.otonolaimllar to tl\11 ol thlo moot recont album. 01 the nine songs on Chic~ FirtJ Sooio wroUI ai•. none of whoeh make anv O<lgiMI IUitemOt1t, though the lyric& of "Nobody Lcwn o lo_.' &how llalhet of the ril>old humor bluea .... fomoua know I'm on _,.times 1 rlllflt olf£epocjolly When lhe 1iQ1xw ttore don't glvo me no credlt." w••• r,.· .., Son Soola wallowa In lhe """"' &wlnlf> Mudclv Watll<$ hat occupiecl. Hos l.Ofcny vocola ..., ..m.g guitaf ~~~;;;;.-+~~~I>Ll~ loubl.bllnd LO oooltln...fho boller now. H ......, .._ 8 .8. ~ ,.,...,. - • to --~~MI. S..' -~ """""'styiL WNt rneUo .,.__, d!H•em, how-, ia the Sa*' IIOGOi tenge. Ilia ...... QOW is ~on • pea~ .... , . _ glilmr. Akhouvh thevoeal•ln " Undlo<d At My Door'' dan't - - the p80IIIon of hoe oloquMI o,.oil.-. - -,._ .'1111!...........~---- QJI' AND~AVE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _IB8Ei1S1511Ti ""'"""the --In · The Wesley ·Foundatlon A (UDJted MethocUet Campue Mlnletry) 410 Mln:oaota Ave. Buffalo, New York 14215 Rov. John IL ltometu Dl..nor Phone: 832-2263 No Obligation! No Gimmicks! AU dinners and programs free of charge. Sponsored by The United Methodist Church BIBLE STUDIES UNDERGRADUATES TAKE NOTE!! Mondays, 12:~ p.m. at 318 ~Ire, Bring Bible and lunch. Led by Chaplain Kamaras. • Thursdays, 2:~ p.m at Norton 212-Campus Mlnlsby Office. Led by Chaplain Kameras. ----------PROGRAMS---------- THEATRE 106lntro-to Technical Theatre has been rescheduled for Spring Free cbmers and pr(9am5 each Sunday at the Wes1ey Foundation House. ~. - 18, 5'.l0p..m.-F. . ow., Web:JIIle Bldf Pro!Pm. Flm Moot .._,_ &. Oaoka,.tom. Brill WonNp SooMco. a..- 81: THEATRE 106 - is • four credit cowt1. ~ Lecture FridayJ 1 pm · 2:50 Jl!!l• Reg. No. 466999 • Siniay, Mood~ 29. So.JO p.m. "'- Dirt--Mid Eawn ~with Go-. and"""" Soordoy. Fob. 1, 5:30 p.m.- F- 0..... l'lo pn .., 8u<nss ond c:c.rpora.. £ltica,.-Or 1M~ """-• H. ~. Apt~ -S-.30 p.m. pn on $(1 Larb (lom.\r C¥d Maooo~ ca. ~. Fob.8.1 p.m.~~ rrg pony(....... ~"'~ Moot ot Uoiwnlly I.H ClUda. 410 ,.._Ave. at I p.~ Pizza 10 lolaw. LABS: (Select one) Siniay, Fob. 22. 5:30 p.. F- [)lr.,. l'lo ....,_ --~U..endA~ tteo. S.ctlon A ¥on_. 1·5 pm, NA..._.f s.ctlcNt 1·S:5D pm, ,.... , .. .-s3 s.c:tJo11 C Wed. 1-&SD pm. ~· 116. ~ Section D ¥on. 6-10:10 pnf, "-"·No. 41142$ e rws. n. ~-. 25, ~.3) p.m. F-llinw Pro._"" I-ILil'*l ~- Edaonl Fh. 2nd_ ............. Non1nliioR .,. wR:omel Sundo!l. Mood> 22. s p_m. "'- 0.... l'lo ~a~ 6.1$ 'Whv ac-,. 1W Oo.ons" A.., All\llclalo. 0,..., R.el 0...... ~ ...... J.Sc3o ...... F-ow..I'JI> . . . ~~ c-rdtlllll Or. Nalols.dll. ~ Oop.., st}IV. p r;; > z ...> 0 ~ """'w-.. loods.. ""'* ,_om. Pto 0. -t s...a.y. ,.,.,.. 12. 5.-30 P."" " - om.. Sq.n~~ w..----. ~~. ,.,.,.. ~. .......... SI....Uk&"-410..._&1 4 p.m.~ - s...a.y p.m. c.a b Strr1doy. Moy 3, Anal Bor·SQua ond '*'*- V0JVE GOT A FRifM>! CaD .lolua. R..ne at 1!2·2263 for reeervatlona and/or • • cletalla. b=============::::::ll · - - - - - - . . , ..... QJPANDSAVE _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . / �_,.,. __ j i i , ..,. - -.; - . l h e llllulll • fwt - · UntortuNtlly,-in --like"~ HeliN': end "W,Mdllnii £My,...,.,. You - . ; • lhe tr.c:.ndllry gul\ar.....,. gille w~ 10 ~ hom _ ...,_.,, AIM. the bend1811a to CO<'IIribute 1he - v ttly't!wnic t>ecqrOund during much <If the llllulll. • • Y• . m..:a 1t10t11er CNc8QO ln. no1 . . big • tl\e one awt8CI by Mrs. O'L.iery'a coW. bUt- a "-tin the PI" ejther. You rely on otendoUI lle<y ""'*> Son ~Ia lhe keeper of lhe IIWne. a.tc.t/0 Fh bC.wltl foi ebout 40 """"'-· but be w....s:wtwn you '-"• the rec:onl 0<11 at the co- make --~ ccmbllstlon I!Mn't rn,llad the grooves ;;: ' -Kiln E. K;.ter '*' ~ ·i ;f I got a strange fooUng when 1 put this racord on. Like. isn't It getting late7 Wu lsupposad to be -whe<e7 Shouldn' t I be spending my time in some better way? I dunno. Maybe I'U go got something to oat. . • I don't went to deny tllaaa guys their Dving. They' re - from Bt,zil. They~ to make musk:. So what if m~ ,_toe c.n't mnd It? ~ do they know? Azymuth conaiota ot Joee Sertaml on Keyboard!(. Ivan Conti on drums• ..,6 Alex ~011 on bass and guitar. All throe doWIIe on varioul precuaalon. And Outubto~whlch """ be roughly tte~ad to moan, "Get out, brother!" or" Get-your brother out" - Is a Ofl98Ging, ~lif;!g. c/etlgl\tful, fascinating baU IMf. ' J . Aa I underatl!'d it tt>ey've played with Kenny Wheel«. wllG naa in tum pleyeil with AnttiOny Braxton. Now th«w's aomething tO checl: out. Brmon's grlph!-_. .flumes of matl>em8tleal ............, .,,; tho bast to ba found thio side of the jeu Nino. But Braxton's not on OUtubro. No way. This islunl<v~ ulban stUdio jeu-wlth a Braillian flair. so to speak. Don't ~ad by the vijfeo art an the cover. If henging around hotels Is your t..g you'U have e ,ban. • "OiMet lervad at nine In our lltotanky downtown room . . • hope you're 8r1joying the llorl d'oervn. • • entertefnment provided by Azymuth. . • love the tu• Eddie. . • this one goes out to Flam. . • " Buslneumen muddle over the eve_nts of the day as the .tables sag and flop over. There/ere two good cuts on the~ .Jde totaling ! 1 minutas. "Marcana" sports handsome p<oduction end en iofeetlous inner-<;ity handcl<lpping beat. Good background' music. And "Un Amigo's" restless se8fch Oflds each time in the 11m$ of a p<etty acoustic guitar. Very .we.. But "Carta Pro Airto;·makes it obvious - thesa guys urgon~y w.nt to be Alrto Moelra. Or at least Chick Coroo' a other brother. And tho ptodu<en "'' rrylng to tric:lc-09 into baUoveing we' re not in my livlng room but ln some'gonuinely a..-v environment. What's wrong with my living room 7 I mean. raaly. ·Is money aU vou can talk about? -/Wuel SchutH>Wfltt.- '*-ty of The ingonuit\> of the American.bull......_.1)nly in this country ean on aotut~ turn on.~. otherwisa washed-up rnlddle-.god pop ~r mo the heatttlvob of mllliona of aWOOI)Ing overilrown gida: They did it in the 1950. with Frllnk S<i>atro, it boppenotd 111111n in the 1 960s with Tom..,_, end over the last decade multi-talented E~ Humperdink ~as the reelplent of the ,bussinessme'n's megk: wend•· .. • .. As Humperdink qulcldy fadas'lnto oblivion (even another onslaught of pater)'llty suits could not retrieve his foimer Phorop/ey heaclline status), the recOrd berona ware quick to find his ·repl~nt In the form of Kenny Loggins. The voeaBst mel aY the requifements to. Inherit Humperd'~nk's dublous tl)rone as king o f the .....,.,.,., · He's chaek-pinchlngly cute, - a l s to both young and otd. and usually belts out unobtrusive melodie$ offensive to none. loggjns' latest raleasa Kenny Loggins Alive ls the · Dirt ouse ProductiO!lS In Cooperation with Dirt Enteq}rises Un1immlted I .announces Its 2nd anncp;rl Dirt House ~art at Dirt Houae SOuth �©prodigal sun y-• culminetlo<l of ollndustry nunuriog - tiMIMCent lor d<ocentl to tiMI m~ M.nilow "'-moNt Throne o f s.nelo!V. A~ ol P"t hiU, 1 few unknown oldill, • couple ot 0f1Q1N1 olferlngs, the elburn ~Ptomiz• the harsi.ony ec:hllved Mtw..., the porle<1 "*<I of pecUglng ~. , BrendioNng the - · loQgMe ldingly ltMnS his vuit•, wf.lle - - of hungry homy !Minda 1111d1 tow•da him. Fhwoot dllpllys burot throughout the blec:lulned bac:~ground of thlo r.<nate OI'IIY· Thlalo one happy album cover encasinv two equelly heppy riiC:Ofds. So, muelc: uecutlveo rea-an, Loggine' Uotonoro wiN be one be IMippy bunch. IHeppy people love to opend their money .l UnfOttunetlly, however. thia lovk woru. TIMilP .......m.m le jolly. the musJc Ia uplifting, albeit cute, end the ~ is doflniloly tiMire. Crefted f rom~ .., Celifomia, lako T -. Nevedo end ~. the C~ COYitl I bn>ed IQectrum Of m..- tootoo, oncompassing count ry I" All Alone Tonlght "l mfcld!...,f-<M-<oad OOP 1"1<""1> tiMI Fwe"l. lov e ballado I"Angel-"1. end even now wl\'0 I'Tm • Uko mott groupo Lovglns has fa Won into tho clutchoa o f Michtle4 Mc:Oonald~ t...,.fOITnllt! tile Doobia BtothOtl Into what today. (Music OXj)41rtS 011 atill -llnv whatiMir that' s • ptogross lon or •111111..an.1 He repiiiCO$ Stevle Nic:I<J on Logglna' urtiet bOst..ller · ~I <All You,_ .. Hoot my lltee of • fa.ttr. . Mc:Oonaltfo P'"*"'"' is aloo IYM!ent ' in the relldition of the Oooboo BfotiMira ''W!Wt I fool - ..., .. I aecfible A~'l)llt "l, too.Y. theY.,, Loggins' elton ~ eitiCe hlnd....OO . _ 111• alweys sound bener when played by the or'llinal group. Altnouvh n' o o produc:f'if blotent c:ommo<clellsm lone podgy commontBior noted that tiM! cover WM full of phoJI.e s vmbOial, K"f''!YLO{lgln$' A... ltlndl 011 ito own mo"" Anywev, any .ahor1 mitldl•egod lingO< Who con ge t S tov'" Nrcko to sing lov~ 10091 to him con' t be ell bed - John L1pi- Stotus Ouo are '""'"'''"· This late t 9 60s bend Is best ,..,...,._eel fO< their hll · ·Piclur.. of Ml<chstlck Mon." the psycheclhe ode to suffer .,..,..,.., On the Touch of Si• l• tllck commt<Clai J.tn produced with the utmoll proiiSIIGiiehm by vttofln New Ottaana funk cover of !hell leteot olbum, however. 81 of tile mO<nbers produc:~t Alton TOOMalnt. lnltead of one bend, 1 dozen look •• tnouvt> the g.lnd o1 koepinv tiMiect together greet soaelon pier- fNb Ml(ld contribotlona to thla th<oogh tho loon yeort of tiMI 1970. hoi tekan Its toll amalgomotlon ol lunt< -jazz, widelY unewn In itt jazz TIMI olbum"a huvy metol- il f...S with pop f..UC rltloe from ,......, to tuna. Tho Nghlight ol tiMI olbum Ia. • CIIOifio Perf<er ,...,., " Au Private" which the~ lito sox of Arthur 8lytiMI tho tenor .., of Hltold Vlcit. Thio piece of bopping jazz ~ oonttllto with tho rut ot tho motorill wlliclt unlonunotoly folie Into the i&u-muul<·for-monoy category. Glle'a gulta< tlvOUQihout 11 o p4euent ewcetlon of tho skill thlt o tn.rly w oll-trllined, IOUIIul W1iot . . , bring to en lnltr\.mtlnt. According to Quincy Jonee. whoto not-... ·- • • on tho ~ cover. " Eric it 1 man, who In my Htimltlon, perfectly f..- that dellcete ibelonce of chops lnd technique.' EriC II a cloalc:ely trolned virtuoeo who can step from tiM! .concert hall where ciOOiiel •• on the menll, to Mond.y nlghll at Mibflt whete IMI r egullr1y .., be heat<! play.ng W1lll thou New Y~ hll man Stuff, to the recordil1g of the W0<1d - · h e heolbly aaisted erosu from the bn>ed .-.nQt ol Amho to Gtov• WuNDvton, Jr. to lnd Cotty Simon. . • Aho worth noting is O>onn E.otlond w ho contribute• hi& .Mmmv Smith stYle orgon on "Au Pmlete" lnd Bulfelo'e own Grover Walhinvton Jr. for hlo tenor sax on ' With You I'm 8om Again." to 1•- ,...,d ot- Mlc:hMI ....,._ Thlt al))um IJ WO<UI,_Ited lislllrlin9& lot.tho&e <IOiho - Kan E. Kiefer lol<e thM jeD ..-h. mld·to-lato 1980s -.ndlnv r!>ythm end ~· TIM! long brealcs OUih the trecu .-ltd lour ~. oiOwing for an elburn' a won11 of Influences - <NOtlrial. TIMIIyricl loot to cac>tfvBiolho ..,__.,_,""no epic eongs here. Tho O.O.U. lino ol tudi oblnOUII mlel •• " Who Asked You" end " Your Snlilinv fiCI" 111 thl dominont Iynes. Tho llbum bogs down at tiMI beginninv of l'de two. .. Come Roc• Wfth Me'' •nd .. Rockin, On" c ombine to pcoduc:e etmoet ..ven minutes of noise. Both &ongl sound Uko I ~oge bend rnaldng 0 damo tOOO - IIIIII(Ig guit8fl end very muoi<y vOCIIs-:TIMirest of the elbom ,.aows a bit efter t ll•s. oowldtng tn\ICII mo<o lilwtide one. " High Ftv•." tN noavto-lut trldo, il tho ltivNigh1 ol the elbum Yet evon !his sonv not ...._tlgote the ...t>ject of baong on the roed .. ~v • I t lllould Sta1us Quo.....,. to bO ofTllid to wrhe anytlw>g that c:ooJdn' t· be dtoomt up e within 1 few monutn- done In one toke in me recording ttudio. • Duo to tho elbom'e repetitious naru<e, tho w hole Is not •• good at the perta. Without any vocal or musk:• t hookt to reoch out end grsb tho list-•. tho album to QrMe ~ your ..,.. aft., more than one side. - Joe CoiemM> Fine AR:Cs Film Cornrqit;t;ee piiU!6entS WOOD~ A~LEN I ' - - - -WEEKEND FeacOR.iog: ''fuf)etf)(t§~'at: 4,. 6 , 8., 8t 10 TbCAR.s<)ay in Wof<)roan TbeatR.e. 8t FRiCJay ir:> SquiRe Cont=eReoce Tbeatr.z.e This Semester: Why not help foreign students learn EnQJ L~ .. · WhY. AOt help yourself to a taste of different cultures ... Why I)Ot register for FOR 499? Interested? • if so, call the Intensive engliSh · Language Institute at 636-2079. Ask for Michele Ann. .. SleepeR" at: 4, 6, 8, 8t 10 Sat:CJR<)ay in Sqair.z.e Cont=eRence Tbeat:r.z.e &. San<)ay in WoJ<)roan Tbeam.e "\.~ st:~R.Riog Jane Fon<)a will be sboron FRi<)ay & Sat:aR<)ay at ~i<)nigb in Sqoir:w CooJ:.eR..eoce TheatRe "Barbarella" e TICKETS; ~uo $L60 s~uberlts . $1 ~OR. pR~ rnacioge sbow ~ OOAP.D $2..1() l'ilorJ-StUbeDtS OHE. IH ��i .. ~~>;~~~~~~~~E:.-~-=--~~~~----~ : ~ ~ ~".ctrerted ,...., ....,.. quoddy co.ered up by anothe< chorus ol " We wom a holldly''-<>the< plltfom> I'J<'b .we<e htanly welcomed . US Seno\0< Dono<! Patn<k MoynNn ond ~·-•••"""· H<wy NowU. )oiY1 t..f.J<e. ond Kemp dod not 'P"ol<. bvl . - met • --- pr--edtobe&~...,lor"""')'ollheblac.k CM • mot"t s.enous note. ~n~ e•M\Ied (Omi:U\SIOn lowuOs tt'ICM ~t dw«Uy Jffected by the pt"~t' ol • Nut nnvenc.e C'l 8utlalo '"""""""Y Not oAy dO we slwe 1M cloy ""'"' tho block <hare""""' lhe.......,., . . - . olt"' who s.«ered ....,.,. Nolo Aev W;o e.-o., ....._.., .,. Nom 10 11m< """' ,,.._., • cc:anvnt.nty b)' dr*'l holes"' J boll ratner l.Nn ~t roc_io rl& "e.-o...."'edlhecc>n•'l•nt~to '._.,.doct.,.. ""'""'10 ..,., those ol'locled"""' ,.,. d. fJCN\'1 ~the~ · .._ "'"'""""Y CIOI'IW'II""' The--""'-aledl4>0"ot...,..IOe._o. ~' -u.osd ''lMh rw1't..,..,.,.ond,..._e .,..,,~., We wn a holldl.y 8town then *'tft the JlretV'OJS 'JCJ"......ci -th a note d. swt< reoi<y. · ~ l.ull>or OCorc ~ <It"" The O'Owd w.ioo.sy anoop1~ 1t>e nut worm d.llt.,...., '&ut ..., sprrt he - . : 1, as 1t>e ....,.,.,..,. etuple<l """' "'-'· ''L.cnc ... the Krc"' N lhe J>I'OIA"' cl-ew to a <lo\e, a '"""" ol We ~ ~ • pt'OI'I1pled 11>cxe on the plltlor~ ,.,.,Y "' the uowQ-to , _ clasped honds ~ to clodare lhe ...,..,..., of \l'ef'SeS "BlKk Md ~te toae,her. · uw1 ··we Jrt not •.frAJO ._on:· �· jr-:Y~O~U~A~B~ES~T~E~LEi~CTI~Y~E~S~·11111111 FO~R""'"S-P-A-lN-G-19-8-1-!.... ·j l ! I .;. · J ..f special report Cou,.... Offered. in English by the Dept. of Modem Languages and Literatures POUSit" 223- Toplcs In Polislt Culture: Pope John "P•ul/1 (3) R.,. No. 451083, Wed. 6:50-9:30 pm, 1ot P•rlr.,, C. Prolcopczylc ITALIAN 42S. &nte i tM Middle Ages (3) Reg. No. 1711800, MWF N:50, OFN A 24, J. Munro GERMAN 44 HllfOf'Y ot th' English Langul•ge (3) lteg. No. 423056, Mon. ~-5:50, Clemens 17, B. Koelclcoell <.. HUMANITIES 101- ACuttur•llntro. to the Langu•gn of Europt (3) Reg. No. ~7~.MWf 10.10:50, Clemens 121, P.Boyd-Bo!llfm•n HUMAHTtTIE$ 181). tled~l & Llf.,.ry lnterpet•t1otr (3) Reg. No. 016416, TT 1·2:15, OFH A 31, C. ~per HUMAHT1EJft2.· . . Art of the Middle Ages (31 Reg. Ho, .if98857, Wed. 6:50·9:30pm, liiFN 2, 0. Gl•ss HUMANTIES m - llfl•ge of Wome11 In French Llteritures: Women •s Rebels In Lltet•tute (3) • · R... No. 4NN5, MW 10.11:15,. ACH A4, 0 . Bernal Courtroom battles . and civil riehts a rally jour nal ~.h"'Cit}I<:IGood~ hl>be<n>.,...,..,byll>e•dlal ....... ...... V..tho>-.dlb&I:Qdtt~. ThoMI<W>LUU...~O.yroloes lJ'undry - . """'dro& 10 rn>ny. the ptOCiu<l> d tNt """"" The foiWU <muoned IM1h a....,.. of brvul ~and lhoo"'W' of~ •••• bladt "*'· Tho "'<ttmS doll~., cxxupobO!'I and a&<>· b<J1 ol w«• bbdt "',._,.. to V..t. •1"""1> ollliocl< COII'YTU'Oty lo>dors by \lol: R.ev. WoP BtOWfl lo.rM<~ 11>e iliad< luclonhp Fon.nl: Tilt! group spol<• on btNJf of ori&m1!d t~ biKk "'""""!tr and ~~ fc>rmolly 10 ll>e ~ •Tho('""'> also r~ to u..·utt.,..,... ol l(ot1 Hand. )r ., a Neo-Nwlea<ler and ICI&n\fNI\ who •olos on Butfalo"o Eut Socko. HollCI. C<OpOtil""'f', l<tcnlong to · __,.....,........,...,...,.-..,......,"""'...,.""""""""""""..,...,.....,....."""'...,.""""""""""""""""..,...,.-..,.."\ 'l'""Y· on u.. •oaoJ domot•"' ~~>eetr.~ ,.,..~. If' to l>e.n.ld J¥1Uity 1>-M..rm Luth« ~-, l>tthdly-<n downl<!wn"s N~aC•n ~ Hancft ..,....,.... ~ b' IOOwt.~ Men w,rr. GUts"· 10coml>ll tho D<otolltHI deocnptl..,. of •n ott-. """""' o ro nolloblo t10 ~ment Hou.·--~....- . 1 '---~-- trom 1"- il.pt. ot Modefn l onguogoo ol ll~ll'l"ll'f tJIIIIII~ At lll'llll' 13(>4~[) (Your Student Programming Body) Announces the following vacancies. • ..,.., ·~>~¥;kUYot ,_.,.....,..cy·· • h . . _ to H.nds pt<:>poR.d ri#y. a Mill$! l.uth« ~ ~Y ~ ~ d merreon from YCMn ~ Ww Mid F~ lor a tout>tOf-traoon Nl.o p!Mint.J lor Noapn Squ;lr•. -t tier ri#y ~ utompt to oombot 11>o ~· tlv<~t d No........., roasm. , Loa! ofl'oaolo at '\nat btU""' . - d 1•1<"'1 U\U 1W0 antq0r1t>t1C ~WOIAQ n. - • n downt.,.,., 8utrolo ~t.Jy. list wool<~ ltXol <Nptor <A 11-e Not..,., Con!erenco of Chro<...,. and jews. ,.,.,..:! by o<he< """""""Y ........_ ondo<Jtd a Fo!un to...,_. Kill PUBLICITY CHAIRPERSON • responsible for design and im· plement4Jion of publicity cam· palgns for all UUAB eve!'ts. ·~atJon " pr<:>poR.d by ll>e 81><~ ~ . They forl\'led a M>rt.on ~ Ko>e Day Ce!ebr•tJon Commrtt.. commcslicrW!d wt!h f>lomioc ll>e CS.r"• iiC!MtJts. ~ orpMed to chw lit"''""' away from ~ othtr twO ,..,.. plonned f01 tilt day, tilt "ctlebntoon·· was $Cheduled lor noon "' L.afayoott• Square (•bout tiYet bloc.lo.s from ""'&ant) to 1vort • COt'lronubO!'I ~.,.,...,,...wnedV..t u.. ··- · -·· wasto""""' • .,..t.....,, ono ._..,.tor, SUte Sup--orne Collt ~ joltpn MattN adnvtted V..t 4 r-.- 10 oth« ._.,. sctlo<Ued lor ll>o cMl ""'" l<ldtr"s ,.., ., port. • ~y NrxY"!'"t rJ~. __. nodw-c ~ alft:Cl the PUBLIC[J"Y·ASSISTANT ! to assist chairperson fn • au aspects of the job. · Please submit a resume and-a cover letter stating times available for an interview to 108 Talbert Hall. DEAD~INE Friday, Jan. 23rd. • ·a~et><at>on. • ' - . , at~~· 11-e P"'P9Jed Noll dtmonstnbO!'I. ""Slid .... --- It .....,_,. ~ 110 wwrt to dercnta h btrlllclay d . 0., ri#y" to c.t1etra1e .,_, and II ~ no< bt 6sta-bed •· 1.ot.11 ollom 10 .,_,both 111eN&m and h ~ lfom ,.,.,. .. ~ ~ lnpped !ho preu· •ttent>on lor l'niA;II cl 11>e tadOy ....., Mah •••t- l'la,o- famcs~repe.t~V..tho~no<-pormns...._edby loa& low lor a r>llf'-IO group. • US O.trooct Collt ~Jolon T Elf.,,""--· Ned T...Wy alt.....aon that h --N-~.-.Iy "'wMoutre<thCIJOn. ·· �Karl Hand: in seaDch of - white society A new unity? - -- - - - - b r Ridlon! Chon '~•r1 f \MI. ,CU lAO <:coe>os~: he sod 'S..t ........, ,au oall< aboYo lor>. ~ ~At. Ull"ld\ 11'1 IN .,g,rtf'Aofs.AiiO\r"""&rl~l~ 1~'~ too 5l$;hl 1 r,..,t' 10 Nwf" UlM<J the contrOvf'l"'\y "- "'' .....~ lO 1 f"nnff WI"'I oncto .ttteompt~d to OfN"t t W~C•d~ bt ctr'"~"'"' antofrMl~ oUld ~ ~i n(~ thf' Uf'I~O" (.1 • ~PI'~'It(" 1t t~~o'Tlo.tf' n.at ~ ,.. ·~ C,arollnl-t ~' "-'Cff'f'dotod "' t~ 't" ·• t 0"' •t Pl'-IC: i 'It •ncJ ""~"'' " t'- ,OW\ "'OW•• '""Y .,.. t'lt~•'NI \OCH"ty .. w;ant • m..Aitto WX-of',,. t " r~ "'""Oi&l~Ye ' ~ ~ 'Yihit ""'~ ,1,th Nor1h n 5o.i'th ClrQt'""' AM ~f' 'I f!fT> . .lit ~t AnCl ~ CUf ~ ~t, and bu!td wn.at ~ #11.,.., " '"" ...oc.,.,, Cl 1'\1°01\i •f'f"f''''()I"J. s..tt.a-o f\I~W' Hl."''d " •• ')',..,..- r.'~ ~ .ons4""'t brt•""'~ ~"""' ' tJ .,.. ~ M'd • '".,."'~-e.~"'"' '•ell! ;,e•l)l!'"l1411!'"1" I! ,..._, .-r.t tP ·~,. dc.le'V> 1 SUr'! 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Jane Keeler Rm (Ellicott) SUNDAY: RWion Uniuersit!l Uft Group JNish Text Stud!I Begins I 1- at Hilld folo-l by Beigel Brunell MONDAY: ' ' Of'fN HOUSE 7:30pm • . -.leeder ~· :. h~. ~- ~u Tu BIShuat Seder B'nai B'rith Hilet 40 Capen Blvd. - 836-4540 .. . ~~ Jhe mut ~ we're P'tlO h.t.,.. to ao he' w-td Atcor0f18 10 """' ""' i'vntr<¥> Nab> "" t ~ ~fr(J ~ two i\'het-..,._ll)nl••"tf"C~T• dtonlif'\ rNr tt-- Nu+' \f'oi.Pmir e" • 1et~lo0n C~ W• md rOI' jf"w1 OuU'lf Worid Wtr II t"+l~ 1(110~ pi.l ,. • illlfljt ' .1 f&l)r"oUIOI"! Ennditlon f t'brv&r 1 ~ '"""""i A<_,~ ffl<:J""' Kill "'"""""' «• ~ Nt- J•r._,., M\d wM ~t'!'O on EARN 3 CREDITS Help Produce SCATE! Students Course i Teacher Evaluation. Your Guide in Selecting Courses Come to our meeting TUESDAY, Jan. lOth Ill Talbert Hall 1..:- ~. ... .,..., uJcrc ,.. own •ut~ .ntt-r..ceu ~ • lie by '""""& ~~. he~ ~~-~"Y-· lodnerv.,..nl H<solrtpc>'Ur~<lyiD~ Er~ Count, ~f"d .af Cf'nt~ lor cN,Iy\.1\ tt~lt~T\e'\1 .. .. ~e I ,...c t-.o t~n Hind Yod 1 COI.iCJ u~. >l'd«g- 0' ciO ...,., I 0<1 i probollly 0<1 ~ 1'\it UoMd .... •lot d '"""'1'· b.;• w..o ~ 1\t.u~ Will't'f<t bud br Jim Copella 636-2950 I• auempu we<o bore modo> to twn rnwn florida to f~a , , . ""' New _ , wt.1o floul ~ ~ IOMI ~~if'S hP M$0 tt.ll.l\eO ro ~ Htnd Register for credit by contacting· ---- ducfr <Nrg<> of qgrova1ed lUWt Wl\h a Nut orx....,·UIO"'IS 14.tPP0'1f'O by~ or ~ HM!d WI\ !r\II(IJvt'd W'lh .. Ref""fr"'i !C.; Miyt:'l' IMnf'\ 0 C,r~.n' Ul~()' to dt-1'1~ ~~... Nul\ • P-"'"""1 1r .:J~v-.r~ he FIND A PLACE FOR YOURSELF ' tNt tnt rt~•ly ~<ltM~'" lt\t<' w••e o' tf'W' l"f'\;;"Of"f"\ nt: repl·~ Wt'-11m I wppo,;t<J to I'tOto 'l' fhep ""'hl nfV!'t ut<" tl'\f\ guy Tlv, glh ,_.1 bt- Friends: ,, bJ> t:hn r~for t~~tt'i tf'. cNriC\et1led the 1\lf'f"""Ct' ~ b a ~ tn1r1 Hit" 1okf 1'hr: ~ ~ toc.a1 tl'lle~\lOop!"'"•t'~ and ~ my JUS\'*"""' ~pofl<o t.VI' t lV~ U'lt" !.utr l'f'"h tht To Jewish Students ; cor<UIIJt<)IIOI 'CI'U find""' ....,. P"C oro<nl1<6rc ~.. ob<Nt _,..,., ""<' 11\11'• """''......,.. .. _ W!ft reMing to 6oclcM lhe ,.,_, d Nm e.-....,. ..,.,., II"< Nato) wy " - - . o1 Party , . , _ , " ~alo (poltu ~ ~ the ~\0"1 Wfl ~ ~t 11'1«')' #Wtn\ flhq' W¥'t croup'! membenh•rf •I threr) H•nd £ Hind l' orgiMf., of • 1\l.z.• ..-. Jy hdd l~i)' .n do'Mli O'IIII'f'l BJf~ / " '<l' •vt-•nd..,..C1"'& 0V...CMI 'llfb O!l<ed. " Nn I ~ 10. ~ lf:&"'l\IOt\ c .=.... ~~~~ ~. \liCe lt1t &.-t SoltY't ur'"""t•oro<~~"< f don 1 ~ ~ ~ vr~rt tQ tnr W1i'Crf1:11t"a Hind has re-t 10 be "It'd l)f"' " " ·~ CN.Ilt' ....I"CS t.l-.d' ~ (kY t f'•Pf" I.,.,~~ ,. l l (he "'~ r~, tAtt ro N ...g..r• ~r il'd tN1 \At' N.i1 ~H•IOI"\ ""-ovid r.ot be' urrr"'' ,,~ 'ft-d~ T;o..rt'" bt' t oo f'Nny pokt" the~"'" In~" tNt he< fM'\M~ M As for tf1e' the Null\~~ d'llrK\ttttrG M • ' 1\ite p-wp ~ r-epl~c I re•lllr ~ t W t f~ '10l t~ef"'Pd ¥O((tf publor; ~ If I "WI) <(l'lc:ffT.ed wtl'n publ• CIP"" _,n I wQI.#Jt 1 t>e" Ck;1inf tht\- Is there life after~ cancer. --lnonk !Nle.enWI1enat<i111Ce<IS CUI1!d \111! o.JOOnt woll , _ he • nctmlOIIIft> ~ The"""""""' concer 5oae1V knooos t:~etu.t ltoeiPS_m..,.oo Iter - ond Iter J(IOS There IS life .rtef ~ 1\oo "'*"' oeoole ore vou IMng proof ' atM:)tW dose heiO. all us 01 lXJ vou ne«<s �special report On the streets: an elusive ).tiller ".22 Calibre" uncap t ured --------------------------~ ~ K- ~ •,...bit De<poe luldreds ot 11...,.,. ..,...U&•"'"C every ~- w ldenuly ot the 22 Yloln ~ ... ........,. • my>tery Sr.<e t11t Oct-. 9 i..AonC ot • ub <h« Ernest ' "Shorty jones-who hoo beer~ lVJt1CioO mbl>ed ond hoO M '-tt cvt'out .. the •UXI<tfS SOOh ...,_the "'"" .....,.,...., hod ~ "" - . """" The ~ b<a~ to f0t1<1 . - , - hn. RQaon ond l.,.,. uept onto the front Pllf: rtp&.ac,. t.r.. ~ rt<l tlli(W'IS ol the murder~·1: MtiOnS TNt-"'" Oe<ember 29 AAfY Unos1 t'<¥0 and one ·hod montns , w-tuM ~ the mystery tNn •trUCk "'""' 0. ,., polK< believe • W1y 11\&1 ell)' lt ye.,-old Rotor Adorns w., wilrt'"C lor the l!ro>clw•y bu• """"' a wt.te man. mata.ng Ill< dti<riP- of the ' 22 Ulobre l(jjler." stabbed Adams: "' U'le ~~ 1nd tht"t\ Red Ht- tJ'ed to death n tnt street Ntw Ytar) Evt tNrke<l the nt')l;' JUJC.k ~ty m•ln iWl)' Iron'! Rochesttr 26 year-old~~ wai •flO w.ttt.nt for • bus Lke Adams. he too was n.abbtd"' th~ chf'st •nd d.ed 1ftt, ,. shOrt tiiTtt littt thot <loy •htr ~•""'tl• <f<v& Sl<lft 32 ye•r·Qid AlbeO'I Menefte oi i!.Jff>Jo wa.s nabbtd on thr ~ilrt, but W!'VI~ His de-sc:npuon of the Att~e-r htghl)' resembed th,t\ ol the or.gnal 2'2 C.librt ICJII~r c.ompcx•tf' sketches Clue< R:atner than Pfo-.nde tht- poliCe Mid Orttrl(t Anorney W11h nt"W and more the r~~~ l\liC~ hiv~ tt\r()l.o\rn )Omt> portiOt'i of the ~~t.c•uon Accordn& 10 OA Edw•"d C CosgrOYe the lf'Wfit~g~t'"~ forte P'obtni Ill< orltl""l llirlf18' wo• Khf<IYiecl to"""' "'t• • 'le('Ond phi"' b"' the ,......, of ..,,r. •naclo.s q•onst blo<Jo.s prtvented the ~ <:.osgmve admttted e1t1.e-r thl month tNt ~aoen ot ~al poke ag~ ~on~.,.,..,.. tNt vwn~<&•t<lf> .,..~to the~ """"o ~i.A c'ues. r~to drwrr•y be....,.,.., We feh tNt thf. nt-w S)t"r~ rtovof'!A.1"11 tnt t'I'Hif"t' use- 'otooOUid usure U$ th.i~ """'""hod bten o-.ettoo'.ed by~~ .......y ~. C"'C'O¥t told l1>f Coono<-~ lko1 tntn ~ ·~ t>qon ond we~ got nto Ill< >e<ond phost olll><n"""'C'bO" ~ lO cent~ _.Lh "" orCNJ P'lnl \001". tne Otstnct An~ ~YH tNt 1M Wt ""'dertt Wfes W ~ !ICSenllt)' ""f'1.h tht' p&tol ~ ,; Mer tho qlnt >tl ol composot• po<t\l'n W«t by ~fBI. an ....,.. -ooed otTtw 7S ~'""'"' • - <'&~'~...,.,.. ..Wt '""""'" DA ,...,...,.,.,.., Tt>f ~""'¥<._..,.off.._, Wttn 1'10 ~ 01"~\"' trw- uw ~ f¥ Nntnc lrooncl bu< SlOIP' .. dt<by\ .. - · , .....,p. Nfce<l (llo(~ll 0ts1r•t montn wne vmed blKi~T~en Mt. hop<'\ ol Coll"'""l ~ eo..rc:-,.,.... """del'"' to w "'"'..,....- t..,....,.,., """"<oJJ t ...... boumy ""'t•n they,. alt... ' " " - ' 100.000 reword ~ Plm ••P'oll1fd to ~ c -. -'""C to the - • SIOO.OOO pre• ol!ered by fNI'fT orpn.zatoons ~··Potts <hot&< I!.Jff>Ao """'• Homoc:<lt O..f leo 1 Clono¥Jn ~1m not •w•re ll'lit ttw) 1\ CO"'C on he tokJ tl'lf. Coww ~ thit II the: '""""""'Y KCUWtiOtl Wffe true M ~ be cone~ WI the~ hunt.,, """'t """' onnocent .,.,,.,., m<>~>l.en to< 11>e ._..... SENIOR PICTURES ~~~~~~6 ~ Bioen gineering W eek Monday, Jan. 19, Dr. Baier from The Calspan Corp. Wed . Jan. ll Dr. Mateo of the M.E. Dept: so-u~ bounty , Both will apeak at 2 ptD io 106 Furnas Hall. 10 a .m..4 p.m. Where-Squire 120 (the old post office) Why-To get your face in the Bu{{alonlanl DOCUMENTARY Video Making l CMS 201 , Documentar!l Basia, Reg. No. 451947 · Througfl o Mtfa of llldeo projects. os IM/ os, ~ttftflingf - ' ch:l.wlonf of doalmentary films ond uldeotopfJ, DOCUMfNTAiY BASK:S introduces the otK!Iydcol, motlue oad tfdmiall alfiCiriiS inuolued in tM IIIOitlng of docllllltftl«y uidmtopa. MEETS TUESDAY. t-5pm liS W-.le Hal, MSC Center for Media Study 207 Wende, •JI;l 4l6 �special -report ~----~;--------------------~--------------------- ~ Rally's responses f Around the nation the Klan parades From " nice" to disappoint ing 6y Seth Gooclchlld To llW! 1>0«>< ' ··.,.... to u.. ... ~ ond to the prou:JI0'1 "" .--y O.v rUyo Buffalo's not alone Reocwn to ,.,...ndiy.• ,.,., ,., .. ,...,.,. SQ..~•• -CityHoll. -a.Md .......,.....,.,.,..,., ""'P"r .......... the Nuts ~ The~ ., .,..,...l<o<t Hone!- ... -ofied lnend ....., stood 00 , . Slop< .. ""' of Oty Hoi. deO:e:l CU\ ""' """"""' <hort. but on dd Nf!lod toll M'd r.,..-i>iffS He pot">ded and <Nn~ to U.. low '"""'lou!~,....._.~ - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - br~•e ~ T'he n,;u..on s .tnt'f'll .on 1\.~Jl"f'd \0 U1k1 f~y 10 ~ wt.cl'l prraderl\ t1'lf ·~""'""rilly lr><l tWniH domo>rlilfi-- ~- (), ~' "78 i bif,o O' lWf.ot"""te~; 2~ r.-O'WT"-Shr\tod member\ d tM: NaLIOI"'oal Sooik1 Pirt~ o1 ~"" neiO • rill)' "' Chaco • Morquttt• PM> Mat.,.ted l!oOO 'I*Utorl wtt~ • row· fm fo&t>u "Wk"''l w or11y V'OI<n<e • f> Greenst>oro North C.N>IW\i on Nov,.,bo< l 197q ~ of 0/le iirout llu ICJ<Jv Klll> (1000 fKt.,., •nd .,0 Tl't l'm<ontM> N&.o Porty ~mnlod iU11"0C>$1 _,,rllor\ from w . Worken O&oncut"""' (WVO) T»< m<fl"''! ffl4>lod 11110 • _ . , . , , . , ""' '""' O.id ond , r~tn loOflOUS!y ,.,tndoa V"'""""'' .-..c~eo ~ ~'"' dtff~encr betwe«~ thew rwo ~, """'~ ..., eve'\b N.u tht ~~ Of the taw enforcemen affa&& i'! 11Y M.vquenr Par at rattt. ~t.er dernonsttiiCII1S weft kepi II J <M'IJ""-e AM I.#Kiet ~o._Qnl~ by r.ot~ted ..."'....,.-... _..!he,.,., , .. tlw ontloNuo proteston 1\id been ~ <Ofdo!>ed.oll by w wd-tr-.1 Mw palo<• The ,..., ~ of lhe , _ . . , _.. ""' """"" bymnden - Speolort to !he~ ond report...-.nd ~ moloons an not.oni! , . - . - . ~ ocored Hond Wived I Cf\lde yeiow "i"• beuq U.. NuJ ,.,.... W I hUIJIY «nwlod "'wi"ft• ' The few bymnden U.. pofo<o let pus ond co< Wfthf1 2S feet ol Hind. ydled """.,.,"' ., bOIIl U10 man w 0/le Pf"U- Ihot told U.. loader ......,.. to loolt. """' to •ct ond wllotto >~r ~onto the -~ lhl\o<l 11 MTI. ·~ _.,.... ~,.,. Slld ,.,.,. ~ ~"'"" poloeemeo ADo. from the lev. ~lll\ll contron~>IIOtl "'" iorg<ly Wn.ted to aowd and !Nt M•,., lutlwr tcrc wu • ~' Hond e1tnante5 d t~Cr.l! "'"- illd lflfliJu pllyed lht J>¥t ol II>< puppel controllod by Bulfolo poloc• .nd Nt!C>NI mecio r....., ond epld>eu The Greensbo<o lfl80dr ca.c"~ ~ ""W""' Whil< !he wvo 1\id JIUMI"~ 1:1 poloce i>'OiectiQ!\ olf~<on hid onlormed W\10 repr...,.. l!v...,Nttney- ,_,0/le ,.,<horuttho " d - II .lO im n•n~ ~ .1\1 It 20 ~om .u V'f ~V41on '1t't111J&~ 'OY~ ,..,.,.., • pe<mrt- ond f~ stlto"'S ~ (~ It'd PQiil«: NIG not )"!' ItT~ 1\ tltiVll\ of I'W'If' t<Pomct>oic5 -or..o-fllod ""'" W ones NU. _-ten T•unu M'd opnneu ··~ or ,..., """"'"' ol "-""' "-" &r""''d on ""' u the' &tst ""-"'<lit wu ~f'll en~" ''J r"'<' dud YNO member\ Mucl1 !o ,,. ~ ol e.Jf•oo .,.., E<>. Co..T.y oil~ Tlv>dty • ...,_.,, ~ ro)a-"""' pol1od ""' ~· (t<ot.CNI 5ocwb• Porty ~ Amon< I I .q01>01 11'0 - o n Hol1l' l UII>er ~-.,; 1\oJy Ct>a>\~e 'ept "'-"' or "'" lOO polotemen ~ Do.b> <1. , .,..., """C". " "' u.. ""'...ra~ d l . . - . at Ene eon, .:.rn.o. lh.-., ~... .nc~ a..lblo. :~rcrr. """• rn, 1 r.... d , . coo ,1 ~· 5qw;ott Tlv>dt, ~ ~to me No> D>M Adol.C>ndt ICon Hind .... med ,,.. nooNob ,.......,.• · .w!lw ..........y ......<ted .. " ...... 'cv- -· \(l>fW -- pr-.-• >CIIYO- Hind l rpecool pro<ea.cn 1\U led to tp<'<\AI- .......... lt>o prot«!""' ellon s . - For tl\o r/IJy. tr<O 0..:.C0 f'ct.<o Clop&rvnent ..,_toG lNIOO<Vn~ di0'1S t<><t 11\o Clly \ 17~.000 .. _ . , . . poy IMP<>Oa "'"""""""" n &..<llw. ,.,.,. and ~~ M.,_.,. P.,\ de'l'-•-•o t+-e , _ tvnon ll<*• birnuon • r..,.., .... •bnonnolyt-qj> n Milo .. Hond ,,_.,..,cr""'>t;t<loe !O....., '"""""Y ""..bloc' ,., !he cuto ol M•nn l\llher ~ """'llONiy, IN' repuw~ orgv.utJM crutod on>IWI)I Yl<"O the C.ty os •tJII lodorc IN><I wovo from tn. ""'""" ol ...,, blot > ,.,, n 1110 post ,,., "'"'""' ..fot \he Mv'QUt'tle Park n*y. \~ wu not narty u ~a. wu t.lf'l,tr fuM«< No> ffw Colons l!id or'J'NIIy ~ed ~~>o- INr<h lor Sl<oo"' ~._ The~ 10JtUt> NS I iorc<!Y Jo"""' ~loro , toro_., cJ 1Nf1Y ....., """'Yed u.. «>n<e<ntr>uon U"''" cl N.u> Gtnnony Colton,,., cleodc:d 10 ··vnorc .......... p4'0!>1. '" r1,., lllin be Gonlrontod by i more~., 11.irqueue PM\. "'mob ol ~<ruton< .. ~ cover spectrum ...... - ....,_ "Vtttr _,., ,_ ....... .,., ··eom.- -~-"•'-todo .. _ " " " lllo<J<• ......, . . - ""' to be oclmtloed i • """'""' ..... - . . .... -.pondlllo~ol .... CW"try , ,.,...-....el.....,.toiMd,.,.,.,.._,to U.. Quito- .,.; ...., _..,., <b>t..,-eo wm 1/wm (IN' Nuw~ me, ton do ""'' 11oey t~.e ,.,. 9'11 -n... , v.lllit k - .. ~- ,,_\lldA. "'""""'lew> llut 0\ht<l - · - .. "Ttl""'~ 1Hond)to ..,.,.. to~ Yew~ Gt1 ..-c~r.,, jD\oJ>II Sobel KTO....ed to ~ ..too ......., WO~fiOICOW1ItdJiblwn.-1toocl>lwn "" Heodoed He Sfi'Siin!Ck>t. TFor 0/le """"" lOO ~ 11\ll a>rdoned oil bOlt> Hond ond w 01/w< -.~on ,. <antral AdmctbnC ~ tNt 10 rNI'Y peoJlle ~ up to""" ibo.lt CK to p.vllciJ>OlO n U.. d.ly' J KINi\Jes, one pollcemon ,....,.., 11 1 "na • ffu Y The polu. ~kod out In &bid not ht4rnets w l>olti'<U>< whose le11Mr strlj)S • . , . _ n u- ,...,.. """"' lool<ed i t w Uowds a.rtf.Aiy ....,.,... for 11'1 "'" at traublo, "'l saw 1 1ot cl.... fKO>, •• one oiiOC«" I"Ojl(IMOd, H.IV"''!-edollt!>e &rn .r.,..r~~·' t!>e poio<e dod not ilow wry fNf'rf obs<rwrs 19 walk freely. Po~ wnh dOW> """ l"oC>n<:S ..-c1 .,., rnotor<)'<les, the poicr were I>'OI!!"ed should W eY<nt tuo;n ........ Yet f t frir _ _. _ . . - poloGe dOW> M'd be!ween 11>e , . . """ w pa1a. ""'V~. Monyol-nw<rowddld""' _ , . dthe ..,._, fromlhe<oondttl.,...'fO>I~IornefKoe."" "'fl • n w ~to tNt 0/le ,...._, medii ""' ~ nto ....,., bv! U.. low mostly, - . n \hll dod not JtC>fiOI. ond ....,ed tNttht r/IJy _ . , ......, loltlt <flea. t>dan& to • . _ or ,...._, NlliJr! told r....-ctod fhrco ~ ,._,,,.. llle ..,. on the &!'<IJD." .cNmbon •c<m l"f\ll'uned .. You Dn ke drK;rwnnauan-b.ll ""1 ~ And- Hit>d loft. awoy by .. etCO'\ ol bu1y _.. ""' ol ~ . . - " IX»o<tm«) . u.. aowd ~.,.o .w1 the lew "'VV ,...,., at!hf: -.rs ~ not ,...., llor II'Oublo. but ~......,hod tallied lhenlher 10 lor1d-' 10 ...... 1JIJtlj;;;;~ Tho I.., ,..,pe"""" ~ lhe colll to . . . . / ~ ~Tl-.lwlyse<modiOied ,.., a.. NoD Pony .n, to b e - or ~~>e ~ md ~ Joi «iu. ~ INdo "" lormof 1 hoord INll/wn- 1"" t.o ~ I,., I 'ttWlNfl> appeor~t"'feuo ,_.,._ '"To- jjo - - . · . , . be~·· ........, ~ " Hd ~ --to~s. lddl'IL~'1 - "1 IO'tleolrnylncrG Aid me, ·d~-.-- .. o.. U... , k!Tif wihed f t ,_....,...,.. <i>.Jd ol ~ 9-ouu of Nob,....,.., ond-,.,"' y.,_..., ............ I--.,__,- NEBD EXTRA CASH? ~ Come to the- SA BOOK EXCHANGE ' 81 SQUIRE HALL BASEMENT $ Bring books to be sold Wednesday, Jan . 14 through Wednf!.sday, Jan . 21. Books will be sold from Monday. Jan. 19 through Wednesday Jan . 28. SOoiue • STUDENT FEE W.\IVER .\PPUC.\TIONS are ;waiable In SA Office, Ill Talbert. TM ckacline for applyina is Mon. Feb. lnd. Fu walwn au t.ed 011 fN!Idll Pick up unsold books and checks Thursday, Jan. 29 throught Friday, Jan. 30. This is a non-profit student operation where you submit your books. set your price and if sold. you· will receive a check for the price you requested (minus a 7% service charge) . If the book is not sold, it will be returned to you on Thursday, Jan. 29, and Friday Jan. 30 only. After 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 30, the books become property of the Student Association. Open ftt1onday-Friday Ltnryl8aley UlraryiNIIIgara Fah from ·1 0 a.m.-5 p.m. (Evenings: Tuesday anct Wednesday from 6 p.m.-9 p.m.). �••l i Niagara. ~ -:-:- - fa-. !he~ ,........, n - · - to lo;eop h& distan<e. A<mrdi'C ID one ""'11 ...... ... - pst - . . _ _ • !! ottotude. About 200 .nlotmecl olritet1 w.td)od ' 'OMOYnCeel one effie« tho otU. NtJ:< tho U>olrt.ocn onto tho • ,.. ! ll\loiiiiCft. ''Y..,an'llol"'-ta.Ad"""'*'-.."" ~people Into tho SIMI. tho honobod< i • · """""~ ~ to eoop<r2te. ''f .,3 ~d)' u... "'*-"took ~~~e..,.., rou don't -· ~~>e - wt ~oqc rou:· ' ~ hod"""""' policotnon-. "'- Squore · ol tho woet os tl>e I10rMbodt orould ~ n tho -moddle br1pde lcnnecl o socand lOyer ol *""'Y· e... tho """ one! one-half hooT marl<ed by aim 'Tho p<OteSIOn fNictotd dcler,..,.tion one! the spealten fi'Oke wrth.Jlrt . but - p r....led TheN: ..... -asJ<&I'I!oCII'e ....... tho -ailed to Hand. an....-<! ,.0. NoD lnd ~. n a 0>m0t out.sode ol Oty Hoi ,.. • """""' ~ ..-oinl hm one! at- ~ ~hmto ..,.ond.-. c.,. ...... Yet dooptt ..,....u .... ~o-wrtrl . <~ourct:Hand <:OrllrlUO<I to by .. .... ~. "Come down 111 opalcrc ., tnt here rou <on-of'<l·b<tch," oll<Mod one man r~ "Power. <Nnted a ~ ArJwc pow.r·. smol &1""4' ol blade , _ Hand teJpQnCied by ldtlrw "" a ..e>Nm_ yellow - .,__ Hoe JOod \hit ~ ~ .. - ,.,. .,. oklo.d to o:>m« O<J\ and " - t h e y - the Nom ond tho~. t>vt mMI~ \hit he was (Jf from olont "Thos rdy.'' he oddtd. "accom~ our pi-to td attenuon to ovr ~t Next to Hand nood on tlclerly "'""~ >Ood. ~,.,,,_., tho Cool<uon ~ - """'·- ad tN.t ~mar-e rAaSU Wf!f'e not m&~ ~ ollian pull1td !he crowd .... blod< ~ott <t~ ltlo trUIII ....,_the crowd btl"' 10 ,_. •• rwn, he_....,..,, 'he )'OU alrlo.d d tht ITUIII'' Ood ' While the~-~~""' mon'W'C· the Coilruon carried out ~ pliMtd W>\h 1991ten l!om vlnOIJS black "'iar•nl>OI>o Larry Holmes. ....., ran f« """ pr-.t "" tho World IJcket 1m provam w-·· .~ wec~ ~~>e v~ I'XIItn ComnonauH But thor truth ''Somo pe<ll>lt ~o otht'fJ wu ll'\al novn "' l tf't'Tor tNt W1l not bf t<*r•ttd As HaM w~s o.<otted by poliCe 10 a w•·~ I \'0'1\i man from~ Y<l'l. Jo!eph s-. tool • '"""' ithm. t>vtmiS<ed - . ,..,..,.,. cWd - · - c:J ''wtot.. - -.,," <Wthey~)'OUII\. " lam not here olont I hi~ "" mlion Jew< W11l\ me and tho 50<A o1 O!f't mlion .-..ocont peoplo ..tlo tNt~ ~ 10 ~nt• ..,.... ,.,d \hit we """"' 'I""'• the Funny we wovtd dopotld on the covrt< to do away w•th facrsm It weapon .n 1~ artenats see'"~ ~k~ ..not~r dt1eat a r.i(..ll\ rnenukty WN1 .. ,,..,..., oooplt """" ·~lll«(<Y\I>t(.Me" ..,~ ........ """""" Campuses stay calm as tensions rise in Buffalo Peaceful protests prevail - --"by. Robert Unquand Altllot9> ...oaJ ,.,._,. - SOJ<ed ot I No.liJfJ Squore "They re ""' """'f,• C0fTVTVU1Y .• Cart ... -..... \hit the '"""""" lou to tho U8 ,_,.body hJS helped """"""' ,..,.., IO&<the< ond tohl dlfiall d.l)'1 lloasm ~ stJI .......,.,, " Carter quoc:ldy iddl. on e..l!olo. tho ~,.,.,_ on tht Cty • two Stite Cilmj)Utft hJS remaned leu Nn e>tplorlo ku ll'dloalhne hove not yet conso.med st~.""" ~ " ond Wtl JlwJ)'1 bo l.f1loU .. for 5.e'venl re.HCM. 1 sptl'lt of people odmll 11 exiSts 111<1 duJ Wlll1 • ••ranc.t. tf not td1dirtty h.u o.n.c - pr~ ~eire tD .,...... c.r,., "'tho"""' .. The ,.,.. ~~ Jt 0«1ur .. Jre palpablr- bYt ul'\der C0<111ol-o<<OO'd<l& IO Tommy s.bbs, riOil~ondonsoJtst....,.,nthe prtS1de:nt hove wtuJIY doSippeorod - · Mucy ford ll'd Hocnod McOondon f<ll 10 \llelr doJthl Iron on EIIK<>tt Ccmpiox tower J•<t Mort~> Tie- trlftdy trii'O<onded roc.. blmon: H • · "and ""'do Af~ Stvdent 8lbt» \t..>d hr f\OtiCed tt'w> tenso\ <Nhfn ht returne-d from O*lstma.s broil< Peoplo 1 to o.cn othe< .. he...., · - the s~Mco post _,.,... _.........,_(>1'1 .\~~'s ~\'~ a.n... Sn.- .. U8 • lltock StuM. Ooportme<>t. tt>e BEGRIGERATOR RENTAL·· SERVICE Brings you their Second Sem.ester Refrigerator Rentals of thu schOol"~ Orc-•- ,.,.t,.,.,..,. ••llooa 'Boct. ~· Whon !IOII'Ie IW ICMc KUn (100() R«nMI flyert turned lop o,.,.,S QIT!jM. l\abl> S orcanoutoon ll'd 8uffalo State's Jtw+~ StYdent Orpwu""" ....~ • <"'t 1M WfO'otidiY 10 ....,.. the .......,. .nd ""te StudctiU 8oth bi«<< ond whte .,.._, .-......, r~ )(X) poll """""" ....., """ JP<I'o\IJill' sores Fargo Cafeteria, Sat. Jan. 17th, 101m · Noon Thef"t. wJS moth S:pt-tulat on conc..,.,g the Nob 100( rl8y •t hWpfa Sq.aro .._.., tNd< .._,.. on Ut'llpla Wallie~ Farrot, UR • Bloc\ ~ IJooooon (BSU) wa• -.,.)'0<1 tho- tNt ~""'Nom""" e.ocploot ond ol>!aoro Or Mlt1.rl luttwr ICI'Wt blnhcS&te 100( to~ l'ultwJ""'&totntbldcpij,'6 - . tho I'Mm<lrY o1 the man hmwoll'." F.,.el a16. The esu "'....,.,. beliovos the lottopl1nnod lof1yette SquJro rally ,....,.,., to tho Nob«<(J( r aJy By the Underground Sun. Jan. 18th, 101m • Noon c.n.. ..., P<A>Iocdy •• .. our' tOC't't{s c~tJOM of thtwt'.,..,.'" ~lopRNO. ll'diNI .. ,~ poopleltnow they cance••way wuh \M, bo<ause -~ doon thtfr ACtKlllS .art condoned •• _, R>dol.._ "* Carter ...,.. ""' for • .,.,..,......, tD ....,. ctoM: c:J ""' ecmm...,.,t-onontod , . , _ lhey pll'drt to tho blld< u - . t>vt try 10 stond on blad< <lloU<Jon n ord"' lo Cltmb Wl\0 po- " lllobbl r...., ~oio~rly reiJ)Kt'"l ~ rp to prott<t, yet ~ - Theto > """"'"' ......,. ""!~ ..,. _ , ..... >)<>l<m. ~ tno peojllt ..tlo n.n '' ,., Ill<.. people nt<MO.Wed by The tOCOth« ., 1M nudet>t """"' ot the · Sptarum agree thai only open condus>on """"""" between blotl.s ond whtos i'cnorrt ~- K.in&'wJJ oet 1op or-.y as • By the Grub, Sun. Jan. 18th, 4pm. Spm lndd\lt"I~J ,..... Cart..-~ \hit the Nom at\4 K.~K •re only the Yl$lblr t'NI\Iftstat.eon ~ mort ~. deep-rooted raciSm " " 9\¥ sooety redy oppc;>Jed \hem,' tilt INlytod they t 1>o •blo to wrloc• r ..y s p,..,...,, IN EL:LICOTT • tone i rwne to drlw lttef'l\0"1 lw.t.:; (rom Noocor• (Miy~ • he oxdMned •t.. ctn ddu.t raoal rep"enon aroups.. Wevo been ciWonJ W'lh the 1(10( for a 1tq tmo ' - · hn.., \Utod "n.. (raJy)"""' one dom&x., •ltq ~ Oddtd thot 11$\J" mer• buid"'' ntof<'ted n lone"'""" ros.iu to 11>... lort ,.,..., problems. 8Su and tnt jowM Studonl Unon a re curtett(l)" d t '\lt lop•nc. • ~p<.CIIoc foNn Wit> i'>aAty spc.lkors 10.....,..,. ~ ''Ptcple- to"'- 11-e hstory <lf m. Nun .ad 100(_ " Those oron't "'" ghosts trOfTl the pJSt/ ua roups Farrel oxpillnod. "they're a1we Jnd "'af'ooY orjl<ol.ec!." �s ts · iII .I l f ~ ~ 1;; Royals destroy Houghton, 80-22 IJDda O'Donocll IOIID OMiy Quulmao pt<lCIII thu and .she i'!" <U't torp r..- bam1111 with aratitude. h .....,.. ber UB Basketball Ro)'lb 104 a sbo1 in 1M . . , ..,Ill tbc RI/'PfU< DeWS that Maur«~~ K1cuJ and JcaDJ>r Qt.mliVID woWd be mumina to t~ Bulfalo rosrcr for 1M Sprina sanc11n. Both ....,... suned lA 1M Ro)'lb bac:tcoun w. rear as freshmeu and contributed ~re>tly to UB's 80-2:2 •motlmic& or HouthtO<t CoU~ Tuesday nlclu lA a.rt Hall. " It WOS I tWD ef(Orl Uld <vnyooe played •dl," O'Doat>dl Ald. " J(IJID( and Maur«~~ ~ a Uttk rusty OUI there and their timlriJ WIS a little Off, but I was pleased wltb tbdt pcrronnanca." Kkl4 was ill tbc IW1lnc llntup ao a forward aod dlipped lsi 10 polnu while Qullllivan supplied some heads-up dd"<T~Kin tbc bac:k.coun . )'Cal The HJchl.u>cl<n had no bwlneu bclnc on the ume court with 1M Ro)'lb u Buffalo jumped out to a 42 point b.tftlme "'*<! S4-t2. Houab10n wu outplayed ill evny upeu or the pme, .,pcdally on tbc boarda Wb""' Olna Collora, Jan«~ Ulloy IJid Mario B&jko in particular IIW'td """'Ythlnc In slcht. Robin Dulmace kd the UB o rreme at lite half with 12 poinu and Collen. and l..illey boch netted 10. O'Domdl rnealed that HoUihiOn a>aeh TIDYI Shiro""' a bil irriwed by tbe wick marp. at l>llru-, but tho Royala coadl plly<d <V'\)' one-or ber pllym tlllottcl>out 1M pal<, JO tho embarnssiac Rllllp WIS not iotmdonaJ. Tb< boJl tOMn COftllDued 10 docniDate io the second half and a<amrolled to the flMI " point nwpn. Ocfmse was the atOll& suit for tho Royala tlttoucbout the ...... u tbe aHl ~ oombinldon or DuJmace, Elkll Naklus and Qulnli-"UI clro-.e ror t.be easy layupa. "Tb< break was &ood OG the Jlals, but ..., Ita.., Sd plays for !be fOJlbreak and wo •·em~'t aec:utJnc lbem wdl," O'Ooandl refleaed. All fi>e Royala sunen ...... io doul>io r....... Ulley ooly tco<od 4 poinu iD II>< MICOIId ball" due 10 spanc pla}'laa limo, but still fUllshod wllh 10 r<bowtda ......., or 11>cm ortCIIJiw. Marie B&jko coolin,_ 10 bnprovc. Tb< basketball rookk and 10t'lball v«en.n d"umpcd iD 12 poinu ODd led the twn with 19 rebolmda. lltEIIIO'IN..a1A.WIOI.UR:-'--orca4 .... _ _ _ _ .. _ _ .., Buffalo sbol ID ke c:old 30 pcn:mt f..- the foul n.ous lint. but a vny respecttlble 50 paant front the fi<ld. The Ro)'lb will be at bome apinSI 0.1100 UnlvcnitJ on Saturday 11 6:30 p.m. in Clark Hall. _ -- _ ..... ...,..-.. .. .._.eo.,._,._ ...... _......,. .............. ......,.... ,.._............... ...... _,__ _.,_Ciarlo _____ .. - TonyPn11 ' Bulls run intQ some tough times-· by Toey PrtU Oannoo Co~ sqiAad. n.o ....urate lboottftl auartb dlmcl the l'cnA Scato Sporu &!bOt attac~ Mrke Powdl and Jim V......,., boll! 6' auarda, lbt.-c's ~ Ute ra.d trips to really put a ~per hne rcuun<d from W. year'• team and an joined bY ""at<ltll) ' - for • wlnruna r<OO<d. h'•.....,...,.. t • o ot"hn •n<nni rr..,. 1910'• sunJna sqiAad. •baJ Lsqaad travels all til< way tO florida tO fl« a Tbc Pltu.ddpboaobased >qiAad _ , . a team~ricrued then, lO com< hom< and fa« the boot anad: oo botb orta:d< and ddc:Dse. aauc!inc <o Di\'bioa W baskdball tam on th< ..,. 00011, Is j.., H ....... abow uabeanobl<. 1lo< Buill II* their laA two ..,..~~don II>< cloo< lbol'atbe situatioo ttuu r..,.. <Oath BtU HQIII<s and or t . b e - , beotilll J'ftdoaia Slae Cbllqr S9-S4. bU UB lkilb. ~ ..... 10 ~ford $I .a. 8 o t h - - e .. 1lo< ...,..._ s.- ~ Bnn-nnhd n~mb« bOinc- the FrwiOGia- ......... tOftld &rtalo't fi•c in t.be naooo in Divosioo Ill, be ID Cart Hall dt>isloo . - d. --.._And .,u <onlJbl ~>opine to Clllmd lbar wmrunc areat to ll pmoa 11 the 8dlls' expense. lint ...... 8rookl) . 1lo< Bnn boa& 1M Suto Uru>cntty or New Yorl Tho ~rcl>t or UB's OvistmaJ trip no tbe Alhlctit: eonrcni.cr (SVIO'A C) Ployn or tbe Yeu fv< Brooklyn Col~ Toutnammt. Not ooly dld t.b< &db 1980, E.:l Jad!itn. The 6' pard as ••cracina Just uodb- """ 1~ coumament, but Jobn F"tt.zpatrict was named 12 poinls. pm< ...... ilooe or tbe toys tO the Potsdam to til< AII·Toumlommt Tam. Olt.O<k. He is )oiu<d bY ortmsM threl1 s..rrato opon<d til< toumuneol wllh an un...->< ttowland,a6'S'' ~·who is J"erl&ina llpcuniJa clrubblnc or C11y Coii<J< or N<'<' YD<k. 72-47 Karon pmo. Rowt.ndlsabotbe team leadcr in r<bouods '"lth HmdcrliOCIIed tbe Bull> witb 1• pOinu and seruor Tom 6S. Mauricr Wooda tOppties the ..,. of the titan' Parson s. pu111pcd in 12. board sttmpb havin& snat<d .56 oo 111 \hOJ season. l!rlc Altscadtn and ~1.,k McOwn .,.bbcd 9 and 7 "Rowland IJid Jaehim are probably th< best two rebounds ra110tthdy. playns in tbe confcrmce," noted H""'es In tbe liMb, Hu&ho' tl"llop> ml1dlod up oplll$( host Broolb'n and IM.Ie:ht-d • win in ovmimc on • ihot by Au;patncl at tbe bw:zor. "Fitt," HmdcrliOO IUid SWiotlcs Tho visitors r<ly on a pu>tn& &am< "'tth a lot o( Panons wen all In doublt fiaures. witb Hmd<tJOn'> 18 motiolL ' o amerate their scorinJ punrh. Thry will points the hl,h<11 ror s..rraJo. ••1c Wb Chc bcs:w wm ~ rOJ tG this ~.' roan to a roar-<Orner Rill whmcv"" necdiiiJ and on dofcruc, will Uk <lrai&lu man·tO .... an wilh l lot of HUihes rnnark<d. • pra~Utr. Tb< Om5tm'" onp ondc<ltn Flo< Ida for tbe BuUwnd Potsdam Is avcr&Jio& ovet 80 polnu a pme wllilr thry ••rtnod dnobbtncs ac 1M handa ol thcit Southern boklina their opponcots tO UDder 60. I>Mu-lollna tO Ill< Unlvn&ity of Concral F1oncla and Tb< t wo teams met last year. "'ilh the Boars comlt~~ Stt:tJOn Unh<cnrty by wide mar""'· away with a 50 10 4$ Yic:lory. Al\a Gioe pmes, F"ot-rlck and Panons Itt" The Bulb will DOl 1<1 • breat after tonialtt's pmo leadinc in tho seorinc tkparttDCOt,.a......ma ll.l and bocaw;oc comorrow they r- Penn S.Mt-Behrmd 13.6 poinu a pmo rt:q>OCtrvdy. Ken Jonrs leads the ~ also in Clatt ttoll. The P<:DJ1JY1vmia team 1a.m in rebounda witb OtOial or 51, fbllowod dosdy by . . 9-5 as of Wcdll<!day and has bcltat a tOUJb liarold Walltt •rth M "*' Ocrric• 1 ReG4eace H.U. Auouce POSITIONS AS lESIDEHT ADVISOI.S . . . . ...,..._.I.U...._ .......... .. . __ ....... ....,.....__., ..,__...._....,.......,. ...................... ... _.....,_..,.Ia ..... . .. ..., 'fR'P""tnl • U.O...J . . . . . . _.~ ................. .., ....... .__. ~.......--- .~......, CIG!!I!'41111G .....,.,_....,_~s.,&1J. A......_ . . . . . . . . ..D1lltt .............. ., ...... _ _ _ ...... _~--.~ .~ ~ .... ................................. --. mmDt • .., .. ........ ....,... ............... .., ...... .un... ...-. .... ............. .., ......................... ~Hal~ .. ....,.,.. ... ......... ..,.....,,...._ ..... n..-.......- .....w ...... .. 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H~JI. - .. -- SUNSHINE HOUSE Crisis Intervention & Acid Rescue Center _Volunteers needed. , ., Call · 831-3646 ·or stop by f06 Winspear Ave. (h &.rl o( Pritt &tginftring) . omen swimmers beat Bonni UB's swimmlna mer..Wds opcn<d the ""' JaD<IIff lbc riJ)lt fin u they easily cl<fealcd St. 00 Bonavenrure 86·54 ar Clark Pool Tu ..day afttmOOn. The Royals opened the m... witb four YICiorin. then wml on ro win tO or rite 16 races. "All the Jwimmcn awarn real well. •• Stltcd ('C)Kh Pu Noal:es. " We • .,. in p'Od lhapc foltowina 0 111 uip to Ft . Laud<rdal< oves the ....mon:· The squad tlllvdcd to Floricb ..ncrc the~ and other colklt swtm tnms IAlltercd at tbc Swimmina Half o r Fame lh '1-' t. Lauderdllc. Theto they practiced for nearly si• hours a day and <n)oycd th< unu.Wiy chilly Aa<ida weather. Th< Royals 2lOO medley rdoy unit aave UB a lud "'bich they iuaeascd Slead~>·~luouJ)lout the m«t. Kay Simoruoa, Hclcli Ordner. Anne Worley. lftd Km Buc:hhcil compklcd th< ra<< in 2;0U. F....,ytjja Amy BdJsort and Buchbcil lumed in ouutandiq pcsform....,.. tn rbcir r<JP«~I•• dashes. BrisJon 'O'OOib< puoiJIUDa SOO mcur (ftc ID .5:31.06 ISid lhc 2lOO meier free inJ:i>S.S. Buc:hbciltook the minialurc (r<C$1y1e, the .50 meter [r<e, In a brisk Z6:1. K<:rric Lehman. tho divina clq)Cn from St. Bonaventurc.look both divina compelitiona-opt iona l divlna and mucbtorY-wlth ICOf. . of 166:15 and IJS:U respcaivdy. Bolb 1ndivld.W mallid were takcn by UB'1 K.ty Simonson, wiiO fi niShed the 100 mner In 1!'01.2 alona wirlt the 2lOO meier in 2:23 .6. Sl. Bonavcorurc'• Pat Spoor halted UB's Anne Worky's hopes of swccpina both butterfly comp<litioas wich a victory in the 100 meter. Worley OOIIqiiCf<d tilt SO maer io a time-or 11.4. The viaory I>U'hcd the Royall record vp owr the .SOO mark with o 2· 1 rcoord. Meanwhlk, tbe Btowa Indians dropped to an eYe 2-2. - Bowlers dealt 3rd place in Vegas don., .. RMtlap will tllld... Thotc werclhe -daofUB Royall auiltuf . . _ . , bowlil>a CIC*:b Fnnk Cobunl. alter 1111 1~ lody tqlen plaecd tllltll in the Arizona StOle l..,ilaliot>u on Dee. .l()oSI in Lu Veau. Cobum uplaiocd duol lk Royab were orialt>rdiY ranted 1blnl ror the tourney, but Eric Comaollllity Colle a• and ladiua State Uol venity (ruk.laa ud rONt I<ClCXId, mpeaivdY) tlcdiDcd 10 onmcl, maldo1 !he Royall ea;ty l oenlor. iD b<r h .. • SWter, rolled a tacal or SS7, while Irwin aaow>tod ror fl). Barb lnriD led 1bc way fa< UB, rmishina fourth ill all her evcnu with at01ai 'Of2106 pUis. She came in third plod ovcrall in sinal.. compclitlon, rackiDI-<~P 637 pint ud linhhlna SUOI!I with a Z.C7. Irwin aJao te.wocd with Terry SUaud 10 place fourth in do.abla plq, wit!. oiOClllt~f IUO. ~. Of Irwin'• aamo, Coburn commcoted tbat "ber abilities didn't reflect bes 101~." The Vel<fan uslstatlt IIIIo painted out , tJw Irwin, t.llo"Ch she rUlbhcd tllltll iruiqla play, wu ooly dJree pins out of rtnl place. Had lhc ~ ....,. aoon: Jtrin," Cob11111 r--n... p.-..s oat, . . wooold- '0'00 Ole ..,.. ~ die S.500 Ji:bolulllip .............. wid! It), Tery no llad boca a 1~ oe die - · turnecl iD an a.p. c:lUlCplioa.all . _ . perf~. ' avcrqiq 112 for II pn>H. lmprcucd by lbat, Coltarn ''we'D baW:W llod a place rorbc:r;, 111c IIDMip." Cobunl """"'· ''llle P1s ...,._. llule ~. biM ~ . _ a aood ~ spirit." He &Mo added that tliis squad Ia otM or the hell l_,od. l I , can handle courses in~; in science, or . ~and in toe real world. IM'e C>OIICIIcd, "u fll U JCtlifta aJoaa IUid worklq tOJCthcr. " Cobun1 il optlmlalc that his pla)'CfS will bow>ct bod from tbdr .,..._ ~. " Wchl¥. aooc1 b~. .. he tMJ. "w~·re )U<I DOW l18rtiq 10 ..... &rOWid tome of tho thinaf we've boco uyina to.... The Royals' n...t outlna Is allied for dlit s.turday. CoOWII't ~ will tn"CC to ~ for the 10:30 Llll. 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AC. pt~.rt Th• lnl<nai¥O Englbll . . _ _ ln.Uwte I• In n<cd ol Conve~ a..cMn to ~ wkh fortlgn ttudenll c..n nnd ""' how you -~..... cr<d<t .. ,,. s.a.rM Hm~ . Ask for Mime~ Mn Wd"""'" Bodr S l l - 01 tho Chobod HouM Doliciou< Shabbos ~ ..1111 homo hospitality on bOilt Tonlgbt .. 6 p.m end _,.,.,_ M 10 • m oi 3292 1'\M\SUMI,_ Englewood ond2SOI l'lo<lh Foro« Rd . . - EJrJCOtt c ...~<. _.;to wnr....on do<m <tuotc nf the day y;.. Do you hove e -ldfte Pfoblan? Do driNl toa nluc:ll Md nol tctm ebk \0 ~) Oo )O't Now a frWid Of tcLeclvt ..,..., drlnkt. n~ .rMs With Whom yoo he... drlfiC\Iky coprngJ lf )001.1 dp end wfth holp, como lO • mf~lng of ll'w ~ Awarene.u Pfoslr.,.. on Wtdnold<oy lrO<n l~ p. In 107 l'lo<lon. A(., 6)6.21107 "When I'm right, no one remembers; When I'm wrong, no ooe forgets!" -£srher Fondler M/Jier Meyers Wevuteln c:..ttr Plenlng omc. ~-ll- wr•lng 1'\onday ot 3 p.m. In IS Cop«~, Tec:llnlqutt lor p<tporlng en olt«tlve ...-will bc ~- riot-=,--··• Unl-.lty Mnla of The Spe<tr..,, Nolle.. are run ~· 0( elloree. The $poctt•m - . not g......,tu 11101 oil noUC.. w l l - end,_,. rlgllt 10 edit Ill nollc:u. IIOTICI!S TO APP!.Ait /0\0RE THA" <l"CE /0\UST 81! MSUB/0\ITTI!D fOR EACH Frullmon end &opllonlorc pn>tooo ttudenu u.e PRtlrr~<l. Coune ttotlnt • Wnot be printed. Dudltnu ore /0\ondlly, W<dnd<loy end Friday 01 noon. announcemeots tni-.M In Jo4n1oot • udtlfte .. on cutturo7 <:otne to_,.. Squlnr - y !rom 10-6.30 p.m. We In loredl ~ and t'-ar, ~ ~1ft croltJ <VII- ~om• end .,..., ~-·-w!lowlllbed<~ lnkr<Uiturol _ . . . . . _ 'ltllllln tl>e Third WOIW body. If )'Qiol e.- _.,.... P<-nlco perlonn Jan. 3 I 01 8 p.m fl! th< t<.llwrrlne CorneU Thf't ter. El~t Tld.m a v•11eble M the SqutreTk:tttt Offke and the 81Kk Mounteln ll off'lce ln Ellkott. '' A Funny Thtng HtppC-ncd on the. Wey to the Forum" I~ the a,prtng producUon ro lht' ~Kk Mountain II Coli. B pl•ycrs. Appllcetlona for director -.ut be oc:cepttd until J•n. 20, Pl u~ submit on lnrormat re-sume oodlnlng quaiiUcatlont to the- BMC II office In EIHcou. Perform•nct d•lea .,~ March 26·28. for more Information coil 636-2 131 Sundey ~rem-free dinner •nd moviet Sund•y ot ' :30 p m. with tht Iller" Brothers end Charlie Chapte tn •I ··~tnu.rln_g Ruurc.h'"' gtvcn by Df~ Barer of C.!Jpon Mondor at 2 p m In 206 Furno&. AC "Diaold<nco In tho Polllll !.Abo< "'.,...,.,,.. pond 4bcoulo• • lth M, D• n•e l KJJ, #lo\r. l eonard Wolcfttyncwocor, i'lr. o..ld I'~ end 1'\r Sc.in Fronay~ Tuucloy ot 1 p.m In 320 f'IFA(., Elll<>otL o...Up Loa•• auvleu ond RCC Ell•lronm.:i.Url t.ow SeminAr Thuudoy ot 1 p rn In 107 O'Bnall. AC. "&urt-Y: 2000 Yuro of lkllkmull, Hlaor)o, L.ond U.. e...,. by Pro/. ~- Ctumlcy ol th< Ontv.,....r of " ·C •• c.._. Hllll'londo~ ••8 p m In JJS Hoyel. MS( UUA8 0-pcll /0\lkc b<glna Jon 22 !torn 8 · 11 p .m In tho Squlft Re'lh».ell•r Sl~n up Jhet'i •vail6bte at 7..l0 p..tft.. Ar'fl -~llnlttnted ~, being •n "'C shoutd calll.ott a1 536-2957 Hoed e pto<>o 10 Un? The Off·Comt>u> houoill; ofncc <-On hotlp. Come ..,klok through our llsUngs of tpantrt~nu. fl•t• and hou.Ht Whkh are:4 4r<I•Uabft now ..W nut Mmelter. Opon ....,kdoy•lrorn 12·5 p.m. In 343 Squire. Dl..clor wonl<d lor STIIOE t p<odiKtlon ol N e l l Comedy Ttlc Good Ooclor. Eaper1enc:e pttftrrcd4 Sho" dorfto .,. llp<ll 3. 4. S Coli Ira 01 636·5299 r<>< on lnttrvie•. ~_.._Sunday 01 II • - • 10 MJJ'\1\C'JOt• Ave C.U &li ·226J for reterutionL UUAII C:olled>ouK I& looking lor ~t>ln,.r...od lrl p<flormlng or l~t Mlddoy Mulllc SeriH In tho H.. Lounge, Squl'"' '' lnlttuted all l.olt al 6).6...29~7 -· Ellla>\l.--.. -Cf'l<ll·--·.....,..s. "Til< Orgonlut" Olm oltho -~ lllrlkt by Ill< toatll< -k<rooiT•rln, ~oly In 18701'1ond-y ot 7:30p.m. In tho Sqvi,. COftler<n« Th<ot<r c st- belweena..9:e a,.,, oncla.»II:JOp.m.O<-by3t3 bred! Folkdoftdne S\lndoylrom 2·' p.~n.ln tho~. Room. Squire "-'<~ 1•1 odvlat o(ld Wormetlon to oil (JB •udent.l. 9<> lOU hove a hurlnSJ In SWJJIRJ cewtto ol •~• Prulrtont'• Commlulon? 0\.S hu tew students to Kt u dt!lc.nders lor For~ lnlonno(lon, •op In .. OLS. Open 11"-P.m. ~. Tllt<Odoy, Thuflldoy, end Fr'lday: untO 7 p.111. W~y 1ft 300 Squtto. Abo open 1'\ondayo lrom,-5 p.m In 177 I'IFAC. EllkiotL 831 ·2275 a C'rooby 10 '"' up on IMe"'" ltblllkudcnt Aun. orgonbotlonel mcdlng Jon, 22 01 4 p.m In 232 Squl<e. new morneb<r - lor mOte ln/-lon <llll 1'\ik• •• 832·2002. tMiitt- en eppolntment to _ . Of. flNc.~ W pn·Ww odvlaor. C.ll /0\ro.lo\ack 01 831·3515 or ce><ne to 3 Heyu .._, houlo? Oroup l.eoel Servk<s oller• ,_ &ubjHta ... ror 0 buo-. dtcbk» moiling """Y· J3 po16 lor potll<lpotlon. Colt Pnm ot 831 ..7 44 AC:.. • o.nc. l'lonlhoft. llyou oro Ito • bono~ or know of""'' good-._ coli Nancy M 831·352 1. 6J6.2079 - SocloJOg)' Onctergreduat& Studc.nt AliA. me-d.$ W<dnHdayal) p.m In th< ~ ~. """""' " -· rn. In 111< Jon< 1\Hit.r "'S.nenat'" lodt y In lht Squhe ConJerenat ~ter et 4, 6. 8. and I 0 p.rn ..SMtper'' tOMorrow k\ tfM: Sqult~ Con(erence Thuter and Sunday In Ill• \1/oldmoo Theeter. l'lor1on, AC. ot4,'5, 8 , fOd 10 p.m . •u, In Smoke" today In 170 MFIIC:.. • Elllcou, and Sewrdoyln l480t.tlendorf, i'\SC, 017 and9:15 p.m. Abo Sundoy In the S..lr< Conlor.- ~ot 01 4, 6:" . ond 8.)() p m. 10 ..... -....• tonlgn< •nd , . . , _ ., midnight In Ill< Squlr• Conlt<enc.t Theoter. Ot-. 011 . . _ 0poMr • - ot 8 p.~n. In 1M Fll--. Room.~ anne ,.,.. ,,......._ ~-.mo. -Room. a-t ............ m'PIIIG- - . I ...-Jng today • 5 p.m. '" 120 NYPI!O .,. •tOngty wg«< ~e. 1111-lntorated ln t-.)()p.m lntho.lono Today: /0\en'a ~ . . _ - Slot• Col• ao.--.aty ..... a,-. IM-Tw..--ta II • "" ~ ......... l>r....... - ~~or....-' ·40c:- t Ita-~....._.,..._ T - , . - w..-.....y'"'"' 8<30-7 p.m. WI 110 " " ' - A C: r - . - ·· s-Ine _, ll<""'e ... CAri.Jl"' - ua - - rv _..,........._.-.__......._....... p.m. oo - .._ t117 or .......,_ ........ • • • l • _ · • ...--,. - .11\SC. ~. Oorl& Pool. 2 p.m., Wrdllng .._ RIT, 0.-1< KoU, today .. 3 p.m In 102 lUI, Jilt Jo,w\llh- . _ _ ,, ..-a $undoy 01 I 11. -..w..a .. P-"' \, 3'44 5qWrt. Wt need wrilcn, .,..,.,.._._ ......... ~and~- l Otc.-.,.._ .... toT-Jon.JI , _ IOo~rWIO ~too~!)~ pt.t. F01 , _ . _ . 'l'klwl 04!a. . , _ . . . 111J AICX,......... ono1 T.-y ...... . . . . . . . !!l.-~... - ........ c... ~...,......,...., • Ow~<Hooll. a,..... ._.. W•W t;a fhatstrldoft lot 1he Stwl6t MIMIU:t - " ' - - .....,.-..,. Ooeck doc,., II!.~ - """'*'· soorts information lo llltmd. Tft ~ lpollolr - Squirt a...lo ....._ - a.-.,AC.. Sundo)l ot 7:30 p.m. In 23<1 l'lolldoy "' 4 ~ In 1034 a..., ......... """'-' ....,"J.'!"'llltl'lond-y .. J:JO PJf\,.ln 300 Squlle. 2 p.m~ w -·.a..trclboll .... a..,_ U.lwnlly, Cl«k IWI, 4c)O p.m.: _ , " " . , arr ~; - · llooltctbeG .,. p.,. Slot..lleltrond ~ Ooork Hen, 11>30 P"'-' Hoc:iley ot DmlR Coll4tp. ' w-·a&,_.,.. · TuoMoy. - - . - - 1 .., Herlwld< Goll4go, Ooork Holl. p.m.: S-.nln9 - Divlng .. 0..11011 IW~ W-lnf Y· a v_,. and JV u.-... eo.- ,...,...._~ tnt.-ec~ 1n _,eo< In<-.ooltb Luko lrnn\edlot<ly ~ lnd9or .. m-7502 _..,.. o- ~...,a. ..,...i. T--,-.·10 • ..,.__, 12:30 p.m. In 332 Sqlllre 1<> ~ 1/IC -kOIId eobln t:rjp tho AI~-!JUrlo,f'..... • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Vol. 31, No. 44 SUNY .t 8uft81o/14 .1.-y 1•1 Buffalo's got the spirit ... • �The ·Spectrum needs · Writers (news;....,feature, . sports, national, science) Artisfs • · Photographers -· : Join us and really · · become part' Of the . Univefsity. �City braces for rallies by Sin• 51-0JOJ C.q&MM Burrato's civic:, POhtlcal and relr&lous leadnr will join fortt> tomorrow in Whal Mayor Jlllnt$ Grlf'r111 Wll "a aw.siv< pll>crina" in honor of slain d•~ riahu Ieoda Dr. Mania l.utb« Kina Jr The e<kbrauon, scalukd fO< ,_., in l.afQ<U< Square. lo an cffon to "iJiusuatc tb.&t Burr&Jo ruidents ar< d<:dlcatcd to the prindpl<S of <Qilliky and c:ooocrn for fcUow m.111, .. a<cordit~~ to Grirrm. Obo<rv~~~>« o......,.zn• hope to ~... anenduoc I& th< proand aoll· NIZi ralf><S plaollcd for ..,,.., Thurlday in Ni111an Squ.ve. Ill< location of City Hall-• half· ra llc away from the Kina «kbratioo in l.afa}'Cfl< Square. In Wl)l D<ambn I1110. II>< N•-.1 Socialist Pany or Am<ricll clulributed lcalleu around IN Oty callina for "100 wlut< ....., wit.b auu•· to demonstraac fDC' .. whitt dvil ri&hu" on January IS. In oddltoon to bdna ldl<dukd on lUna'• blnhclay. "' the ...to or aiM rca~~~ mtod.o on area blact ....... , . NciaoW Soaalist hey. a MO-NIZi - · b a t<puted anlibiMk. orpnizalioll. Th< W<Stcro New Ya<k Naional Soda/lJt Pany clurpt<r wU fO<'ID<d late laM year und<t INieacknhip or IC.at1 E. Hand, Jr. ronncr ·~itaa" -lol6.---- ......._...•_,..,.,...... - ..... IN I'IIUAIIATIOH:......, -C!f!H ANion. Tbe Natlooll Soci&lbz Parn, h<adqiWicred m Nonh Carolino. u lod by Harold Covinatoo. locally. IN clurpra is b<lkY<d to have IPI'foximatd)o 10 m<mbnl. which Covinaton calkd a ••tmall unit." Ye1 Hand bas plc:d~<C~ 10 wort in the aurralo .... 10 Sd up a power stn,dl.lfC. A.ue:mpu;na to avcn t.fK Naz~ rally, ocllcclukd for IO:JO Lm., IN Mania Lulb<r Kina M<mc>nA~Itally Coalltioo wu formed, and ll>cn announced plans fO< a 10 a.m. c:ountor•raliY at lbo Am< Nlapn Square loc:8aioo. "We rd... to a_llo.. Mania Lutbt r Kiaa'• blnhclay lo b< diflraad by a handful Of .....:iszth-" dcdated I Coalition membu. Mayor Griffin, fcarina a ~ cootrootllion, dcoow>ocd both th< Coe.lltlorl and Nul raUia by nllla," Grif'rm told the lh(JJfllo El'mlfll l'lrws. ''Th<Y havo no bwln. . or ri&ht 10 b< in ou.r City." Ald<d by Mastu District Councilmaa Da>ld Collins, Orif'rm _Ole.,.,__ •.._ _ _ ..... _ nt.S.O.C""""-~"-'--~ wm:ilod plans r.. th< "of'(ICial" memorial cclebratioa, modeled OfPl'lun arc coo<iallina plans ror alln laM October's suocou(ll} Un11y ~ly. "Wc cannot lllow the prinapi<S upon which our City ts bu<d and which II>< man to whom the day b dedicated to b< trarnplc:d oo," aaaed onrroa. The Martin Luther Kina Day Endon<:mcau rec'Ci•cd from oearly 100 .,......... - . _ lnctudlna Attorney William tbc h... .,.., counte:r·-d~moasuacloa . BULLETIN: Kunslkr, Worken World Pany US Dlst.rict Court le ader La rry Holmes. and Rq>ra<n~lli"" John Conycn of Judge John T. Eltv1n Dario< ruled Tuesday Manonal Rally Coalilioo ... The eo.litioa apcas 11rc>11ps ouu.tt<~ at ll>< MaYO<'• Ktoon. from Bootoo, Cbiareo. Oc-..land afternoon t h at the c1aimfna "no faish .. In h~ move: to and New York. Olhcn. 10 ~ the Nan rally. " In r.., ... Ill< aucnd tht Coalition rally. "Th< neo-Naz1 party may coa.lidon C:OOicndi, ''wtbe:li~ 1ha1 rally mwt talt< plac:t," 1ru1su rally ' 'without the Mayor is mudl mor<lntc:rcsted Coalition head Eleanor frocd to bannina our rally apinst Donillc•• 'and k IIUdl b< a mauiYt restriction" tomorrow ........... ou cpouri nt of people. •• Coalluon •POk...,... tlkcocd Meanwhile. National SociaiUt 1n N i&g&ra 8 quare. Orirtin'uctioouo Europe'• " Nazi Parly lackr Hand W C'Oiltinu.d ..,..The Black Leadership colla boraton," catlin• the plc-.1 b<r.,.. Fedaal Coun iud•a caecvdve- a '~tnlror tO the CI\I.Je: of far hi• riaht 10 " rally" and spcalt r..-~om :· l.alt w..k State Diarlct Porum , had argued bU mind Tbunday in Niapra Coun Judae Jouph Mattina Square, Communrty ~<ada. have that because of the admitted that IN communk)o rally rt00c1 r""'. lhou&h. ;., •bar t,.aJ was a _ . . . , o II>< CoaiJiioo's _,.;aion 10 tb< Nazi Ptaas. Buffalo racia l cllmate Special "'brot herhood'" arm am..,. t h e N azls-who have not condemned the a ban on , . _ . . s,q_.. .22 caliber k.WJ.ngsactiYlttn for Jauary 15. shoul<l be stopped. "Ouuidcn are pluaiq lhooc "*"" ..... -..-~aoot Jf. -......,..... or IN local mvisl'blt Empire or 11>< luu&hu or II>< Ku 10"" lOan. Hand u !..!ftcran or the rocist movement, Wftla u Editor of II>< lOan ncwspaper. Tlr• CrJ<s«i<r and o( the ontcmationl bullcttn. /(J(J( ,... .... Coo1111oo, - ...... Eva~ thoud> ll>o ooalitoon dc><S not ...,.kin 111 rally to b< in toalpttitioo wllh II>< community· sponiCII<d edebrallon, Griffin hal aiD lbralCDed lo ..... Niapra Squat-c O......U..on atl'a(ed, .._.... or polftJcal lfftliatioo. 1llc rally orpni.un, sald Ori((io, u.~ Ukt a bowl of lf"&DOI.a: duU, fruiu., and I'IUcs.." Nevcubtlc-ss. ~·-- Coalh loa pau:ba l>avo b<al disuibuted, with hop<S of unltyina IN a><nmu.nny m a IIWRv< human d<aour>C<Mmt of rw::ilt lcleah. Rcprdlcso or wbidl or ll>o w.. " ' - - ' l1lllia- -~~~• 11>< Ju..,. u runx bas brOUIIt Buf!alo 10 IN <a>tcr or llolllional media auendoo. AI Coalilioo spotama~ -...!, .., . I!J<S or 1bc cououy an focuud on Buffalo." Carey's budget-bleak outlook Altbouab Gowroor H\llh Carey Is not apeaetl to clilcloee his &ecutivt Budact until Detrl -t. SASl) Praidcul Jim SlcnJ Mld ..u iDcllcatloas 1rt that SUNY will f.,e ooc of iu tlahtal alloc:alioas in bislcwy. Sctn1, a UB ILUdcnt 0C1 lea~ in Albuly "'bile ht beads !bt Student Auocilll.ion of the State Un.lvtnky (SASU), added that SUNY may be forced to IUe turuoo by SIOO lo SlOO just to -COIU. " h "'ttld be dbastcrous." Seem said o f a turuoo bllte. "Not only would it dbcowaae people from coma to !bt Seal< Uoivcrsity, but it "'ttld Pill hichtr et!IIC8doo out of thc rana• or -•I>Citots.'' SiDce carey bec::amc Gow:ruor in 1974. SUNY's blldctt- alona with most State aacaclc:a-bas btta t r immed cacl1 year. Aceonll.at to Seem, Carey il ~ 10 COIII.Ia...U, CIU qcDdca Wlllla sUreabk l\ll'pN.s is cublitbed tJw be can llrllteaicaJiy sprln& before his .-iectloa bid iD 1911.. Sccm lllid tJw .. ~ ~ ~ed Slac 8oacl.,t:c Dirc:aor Howard Miller u aJIQa &.k ...,sa 1rt . . . . . to acr-Jiilte •ulfetl JtitV' ..._ lbcy - IIIII ,._., ...... Allllll poiDt k Ia ditllc:tlll to esca.c j111t llow btldly stJNY 1ri1l fare Ia 1M budaft, accont111a to Stem, but that lbt Sw.t etluc:atloa system may told gp with oaly ~ aUJIIoa of its PfOI>O'etl $140 miUioa iDcrc:ut ~ Jut , _. * ADd wbik ~- bdpetl ~ 0 5200 miUioa to SUNY las7 yar, Stcn cJtp«U • touabtr battle for rato1'81iom this , _. He sa.id thlll cutbtlcks aDd rctreocbman .....-e tile bia topics lui year, wbik th1o ,.- every .._,. Is suffcrlQa from ! b t - problcm-tnll.atioo. 1bt SASU Prt:tidan is DO( cxpcc:dna mudl support from SUNY OlaDcdlor Olftoo R. Wllattoo atber. "Tht Chancdlor bas not beco able to stal>d up to tile GovmK>r iD !bt put aDd ay 'You can't do th1o to etluc:atioa,' " Stcn~ remarked. 1..- , _. sturdaiU, facully aDd staff joiaed lD a .......m 1obbJi11a dTon Ia Albuly to .,a tllt lqjllatUR lo ratOft ~ tO SUNY. Aller a u•llb110111 , . _ , . tiDd March, boOI 1M ~bl)' tiDd tile SUtle SeDate \'Oietlto mertile .o-loos. AllllottP Slcm Aid !bt outlook bleat for SUNY, lboft'& ......,. !hit OeeWta cbaDce Carey will ~ ._,..... "w.a,be !bt will bave a c11at1ae or heart qd llc'll lift 111 & .,.r !Ndpt,'' be - ' : a l.... . I eo-- dollbl lt.'' �UNDERGRADUATES TAKE NOTE!! f -... ......- _.. na COUPOOI ~ .Narda Sl, '81 VALID ANYTIME ... ........,. . T....o.t o..ta ,., THEATRE 106lntro to Technical Theatre has been rescheduled for Spring 81: THEATRE'106 - is 1 four cnldit course, open Non-majors are welcome! ROOTI(S J1SMR* ~, •t tl-~ H., r 2:so pm. Lecture Friday, 1 pm • Reg. No. 466999 "~!!or.~«~ - - 011--UtW - - ................. LABS: (Select one) 47K-.-An. StiOIS 11141PIItiD a SIIOU DTID Iff-.. ............... - L--,- Section Section Section Section A B C D Mon. 1·5 pm, Reg. No.436664 Tues. 1·5:50 pm, Reg. No. 436653 Wed. 1·5:50 pm, Reg. No. 436631 Mon. 6-10;50 pm, Reg. No. 451425 11,- SU-e Sitalilou City£ditM With 1M pn>poocd MartiD Luth<T Kina Day rallles Jlllbbina the """' Buffalo media atiCOiloG RCCDUy, Erie County Distric;t Attorney Edward QwaroY< lw oooliDued his efforts to locate the ".22 Cllibtt Killer" who h.u irutUiod rear ill 1M Clly with num<:rou> violent auacb on blact cklzcas. Tllrouah informallon provided by stabbing victim Albert Menefee, inveatlpton opprdlended their ftnt swprc:t In lh< eu< that hu stumped laWI{>eD sinct 1M runpqe b<pD last Sqltembtt. Durin& thai mooch alone. four blacks w= murdered with a .22 caliber weapon. Sine< th<n, four more have been stabbed to d<ath, and othtts seriously injured. Takon into pollee CIISiody Mooday anemoon wu ll-year-<lld Gary McWilli&m> or Linwood Avenue. lnvatlptors denied th11 the suspea w~btina charaed with the mutdas. c:laimioa be wu beina beld ar th< Eri< County Holding Center ror .. failure to appear in eoun" in conjunction with a robbery inddmt. BaU has been SCI ar SSO,OOO. Abo oo Monday, further outbreaks of racially-linked crimes W<r< reponed, u police discovered two .separa.ct incidenu or a aoss..bumin.& in the Wts~ttn New York ar<a. In fronl of St. Michael's Missionary Baptist Churdl l l S81 llrolldway, 1 8·foot wood<n ~oss wu sn on fire early _Monday. Two persons spotted th< flaming cross, sot upriahl in a &arb•&• can near tho curb. Polia: cook che charred cro,. to th< rtr< Arson Unic orr.,., In Polia: Headquartm. wh<rt it was chc:cked for finaorprin,.. L.attr that dAy, a Hamburg ci.ti.un reponed a burnina or a similar cross in front Of his home in I mid<nli&l n<iahbo<hood. it;;;=====================:!i ~~~~~L---~ Th< Public Serv~ Commission (PSC) r<e<nUy announced a docision.to increase from 10 to II ptreent the interest rare that utilities arc rtquired lo s<curil)' d<posits posted by cuslomm. Tho now ral< b«:am< effective as of l.asa month. Accordioa to Now York Stat< Assembtymc:n William Hoyt, PSC regulations timil the conditions under which a utility c.an r«auire residential customers 10 post a deposit . Those With ''cxisiaina customer'* status may be required to post a deposit only if ddinquent more than twi« in l"Ati\IC' months, or if disconnected for nonpayme:nt. Additionally, "nev. customC!'S... arc deemed a aood c~h risk . They therefore do not require a depo.sit. a.ssumin1 at least three affirmativt answt'fs to a 5trit5 or ques1ion1 rqardin.&employment, residence and atdit rating. HoYt advises that Qrpet" a residential tus.tomer-who has al~dy po:sttd a. doposil-ha.$ <S~abUsbed &ood credil for on< year, th< ucility must r<IIWl pay on the dcposic with incerCII.. The recent decision to increase the rate was made in romp!ianr:e with a rrquiremen.z that the PSC rax the intrrest race on con$umt1" deposits at lease once a yur-caklna into a«ount current ecooomic conditions. the cost or the utilily':$ othtr borrowiap. and lht t.XJ)('nse: or administcrin& the d~ts. Acc:ordina tcu Commis5oion spokesman. a ris.t in the cost of Ions· term utilhy dcbu justittcd the: J I percent rate on depos:ils. The Commission did not inaeuc the interest rate on dt-pO.siLS or municipal t:lmric and ga; company cu.stomcrs. - NEED RESUMES? Resume Typeeetting • Copies Cov•L..nen Compoelng ACCU·TYPEsetting RESUME SERVICE 47 Chrtl6!e Dr. • TOWilol Amherst • IMI' .......... ....., • 611·7480 C1uMity • ~ ~ s.vtce - Motierm Prien . .. �i Helppevent LOW BIRTHWEIGHT The most common birth defect -~._, MARCH OF DIMES \19, UP ANO AWA'r: $t»>tnll Who llwe "'""""'P"&. t•• Oooctyrt-ar HMI on 1M M.-n S-ltMI C.tnp~M (pictured), JMr I.e. .niftCNaN~ 11&0 M1'1 Mmett.H", H SUNY Cttei"C.-ot" Cltttord WMtton haa N-1 _., .t ne.a1 ...rf• lowcl o1 Tn~~M"""""'" 1+e out'*'-1 hts plan el h ~ ~ cJtMg,...,...,. tnft1tfon •• the c... hlslnO'M. Dorm rates on the rise again? Trustees to decide next week .... by Selll Gooddllld JV<w, EdlrO< The S!att Uruvc:nily of Ntw York (SUNY) lloard of Trustca will ¥Ott nut week on • proposal by Chancc_Uor Oirford Wharton that caUs for a SISO hike in dormitory raJG year Slanina next Scpccmb<r. He announced his intentions-which wnuld push th~ rates OVff SHJO a year- at the D«emb<r me<~in& of the P'" Tru11eco. If the Board approv<o the Olaocellor's plan. it woold be- the .s«ond time: in sew:n mondu- Ihat n voted to raM th< CO$t of on<ampus ~vina. Last May It VO<ed mldencical pric< increase, ...hlch b now the basts of • suit by the Studmt Ao>odation of the Stat< Uninrsity (SASUI that <haracs SUNY violated the Opm Mmin&S Law in approvlnath< m<a>ure.. At that time, Wh.tr~on said that tht hike was tilt result of a chanat in policy to make the dormitories sclf.. ufftd<nt. But at the O..."CCIlbu Tru.,.., """"ina. Whanon claimed that SUNY wiU abandon that notion, fot a time. and linked his l&res.t request to lnnation, which h< daims haslnCT<aS<d com about SISI pu bed lhb past Y<ai. Good/bod Under lh< policy of sdf•uffiCicncy, the Stile sullsidy would I>Jivt .,..d'u ally phased out and ttudmls would have to cover t!\e cn1ite cosa or maJmain.ina ralclenc< baOs. Cumnl\y. Ill< State Jives SUNY about SolO() a bed pu tan<Ster to make up eapmsa 001 covertd by Slucknl payments. SAS\J P!Wdc:nL Jim Stem tamed th< Clwlcdlor's 0<cemb<r ODOOUOc:<mall "I da5si< tat< Of sood OtWS, bad n<Wr." Nolin& tha< h< approved or Wbattoo's <OOvt to rescind S\JNY's plan for dormitory sell· tuffoci<ncy. Stem assailed what be labded as the ~·~ HVCr)' JUS):JiicioUIH fDOYC- (0 ul ror an inRaticnwy t~ " ll's a real rmwtable coincickuc:< thallh< [Wura from last May -the sam< as the &lllatJoD oumb<n." Stem noted. Ht told Tlw Sp«tlll/ll be plaas t o ' • moc1oc at th< J.m..ary m«tloa Dell WodDCiido)l that 'lff<lGld tabls Wbcloo's mocloc IDI1ll lh< F~ Stem aid lbltl ""old allow m<n lime 10 •tidy w ·f'pu..,., sift ample lime ror diJtuaioc. L&ll May, ....,y lll18dled the SUNY T""'ea for 'I'Otlna a price bike wbal tDfl8l ttllllnu .....e out or libool. ,... Praiclaol iDsisted hli motioa 10 tlblo<lh< Olalallor'• ~ lr lhb Is lbe only akmuodve. lt'si!OID<$hiQa O(hcf tlwl aa:cptJoa Wh.trloo'• word for it." ..uon. s.o.su eoable-'""' .._ COURSES IN JUDAIC STUDIES 1981 oe because inflation is hi&h eoouah 10 neca.itate a hike. "Until there b .101M ttven&l or inflation," IIUnlcen said, "we wUl have to act ju.n ro teep up with it!' He cited SUNY liauncs thai thow donnitories ran a $ )2 miWon dtfiCit last year. Conlloted In New Yor ~ , Bllnkm noted that h< understands th< problenu associated with lncreasin1 housina coscs, bu1 cxclajmed <hat '"lJ's a cost that everyone has 10 ~ar someplace~ Dorms are not Uke tuition," hC' t'Ontinucd. '1bCf"e b: a stronc moral araumcn1 fot keepin' tuition \ow.•• UB • Buffalo Trwtec manb<r <ic:o(Je Colllna daJmal that he would awartlh< araum<Dts .. the January t:neetina before decidina. "I won't VOlt ror It il It iJ oot jusdl'l<d." be sa;d Monday, SJXCUiatin& that if Stem's motion is pr<s<nttd and nclop<ed by the Trwtocs, the body miaht be forced to movt up the d11e of Its Ftbruary m«tloa in order to eomply with th< Govt'l'OQ<'> budaa auidt6ocs for aotwerina to his Executive 11aff. Reaction hm at UB wu mixed IS adminisnators reacted somewhat philosophically and Student Ao>odanon (SA) Pr<oident 11m ~han tnclor>td Stern'sPf01)0541. Vice Prcoident for Studtnl Af(ai" Richard Siaadkow and Houtina Director Madison Boyce_ calltd lht hike "predictable" claiming Inflation made k aU but neco:ssary. Sludkow added that unlcas clorm rata an! t1lised and Governor Hu.alt Carey'" proposed taa CUIS &I~ reduo<d, str:yrockecina eapauc:s rrom lh< nesidcoo< halls could "irni>IIX neptlvdy on malniU!illa pasonnel ..,_ds without firina them." fallhl&tlowaf '"There il no ..,.y to aem th< lld<s or illflllion," SW&dk:ow added. "and I don't want to,.. the SUNY faU apart." 8<it ...,. "'i th lht hike, if IJlllfO\'<CI, the Vice Praidmt iftsisted that 11udtots act a eood deld In 11o11s1ot ben and acrOS&the State. " Th< tlomu.., stDI bcina subolcbod by the State," Si&Jdkow nCMed, and lh<Y "'lldeou) don't """"to pay lh< f ilii rate... Bo)CC recaBod a ..-iaa with State offtdaiJ when he ,..au laformod thai the May price~ was a!Rady "IOIAIIy . ..., up by i.Gllalloo." As for odf sufftdalcy, - be lllid be fa-. it in theory but pn:scatly belina it is - ~ue to itlflalion. " I'm n01 sure lllat lht Stak systao..., do b," be m-.1. Sbedlao that Whartoo cl>oleto stop lh< push fotsdf....,.tdoacy,...., noted that be...........t witll SASU's pooitJon that ''then: is no oeo:d to a~ ..wk k inlo lht~." He Aid bt lw t~ "' -ben or the &o.rd or Tn$ea. WJiotllhao to talllt Wllanon'a motioo. "I 1Q lot'a t.llb. aboat il," lh< l'taidall ~ . "We-lilt~., ~~)-Utlt abooll II." ... be ....-.,.s K Ia--' IIMl Stall ...... be rn-t! to f'llll -b<r T - 10 teCC*I the wu........., ~. ~. ....S lloo mllllHDillioo clall.- clddl ill ..... - . . ........ • tukloa lllb.. cleiPI• . . . ... .._.... objacUc8J. .., woald ... bt ~ • • S201).SJGO t*loe .... ..... - .... . . , If, .. - ~ Sbolllota dacitllletl. JDS 206 CHASSIDIC PHILOSOPHY A b•cq10und /n the ChnaJdk •,aem of,...._,.,., which w•• ortlcu/oted In 1ttt1 CentuiJ E.ntenr E..ope. Toplca ol dlacuasJon: Tile Unity ofG4, ,._~of life, the procllce ond •Ignrtlc•- ot lftlral.,....,.. altd emotion In Judo/sm. A grwllf coutse. TlNIIs. night: 7 • 10 pm. Clemens 17, Rabbi G..,.,, R-e. ltlo. 4-.,cJ. No,.....,.... JDS 254 RASHI'S COMMENTARY not.,_.,. eo....._ R..lllla the cln•Icel nplon•tlon of tile ......,.., lfmll ot meonlngln the Bible. But hela ln-dflptll atudr &> comperfaon """ olh.,IJINftotots. Mon. Wed. 1 - 2:30 pm, Pert"er 225, RobiN Gr. .nberg, Reg. No. 421401. JDS 283 THE HOLOCAUST & JEWISH LAW a Extreme sltuol/ona of llle dHUI dl........, tile dimensions of Jewish low. How did tnH1111ona1 .,..,... dotds respond 10 queatlona of ,.., In u - ol em. ordlnery stress. A foaclnellltll coutse.. T..._· TlNriL 12::JI) · 1:45pm, Porller 225, Rabbi GI'HftbeiV, INfl. No. 421372. J DS 253 ETHICAL SYMBOLISM IN THE TORAH An /n4epth loolt otlrer Blbllcoletoties: Whot le going on? Whot do they meon? Ho• do theN Blbllcel•,..... bol• rwlote to our dorlo-der life. Mon. Wed. 1 - 2:30 pm Perller 139, Dt. Pepe, R~. No. oU1316. INTERESTED Undergraduate Students: Internship Program Available Through The Colleges In Such Arecg A.: I �The line went on . . . and on . .. . . and on . .. .. . and on . .. Administrators pleased by Spring registration process loy Du Holclet Oass rqistralion underwmt clwlln IIUI rau. and Wilt K'C mort improvemm\j nexs September, but UB lldmininrarors repo<led Mooday 111M lhey ..-e pleased wilh Sprin& 1981 d&ss tcbeduJina and drop/ add so rv. UB Dir=or o f Admission$ and Recorda (A.tlt) lUchini Dnmuk r<poned that tbe uoorriCi&l tally for total rqinrauon reached 21,041 by Moa day . The huvieu CODC'CDti'M:ion wu in d•Y undfr&raduaces-, uumbain& 12,648. Tit< profeosionol student popula;on was 1713, indudin& UB's U.w and Medical sc:ltoob. • ""Tbcre ..as no bi& dtanae•· in the ~ proaduro, Assi!iW!l to the ~ Yroe PmRdatr Roben W-.ner DOled. He aplaintd !hat "all of this year's eo~~-ma a done ror rb< Fall ...,...., • We'n: lookin& for makin& charta"' ooce a year." 8w. tbert: wert minor ch&a~ in the procas for tllil oanestcr. A modified eo.,.........., b< posted lhe clrctp4dd U:rminals th""'or four times a day. """""'"' - llaina o r - now allows an updated llQf January 30., the lw day 10 add courses. Major Fall 19110 modificatiora indu.d< on· line frffilmen r<Jisterion precludinJ the need for pre'fqistralion, a system which ntustd dtlays for new 11udcnu re<\'iviQ8 schedule Th• Admissions Dirmor also prlliscd lh< Task For~ on Registnllion. chaired by Waaner, for ellmiuruin& many of the pur year•s problans and ma.kin& modifie11ions for lhe futur<.. "Th<y"ve done a lor of cards. Now all Studmu can rC'J,i.sact by simply work/' Orcmuk said, ••jm• to put lht) into submittina a sU\a)e count requm form. opc:ration. Tht rt&istrlltion b on ''try .$0Jid Another in1provcment implemmrC'd Luc JITOURd." Septnnbn was thC' man rqjstradon o( .. The 111014. .-jsible of the impro-.menu. aradu11e and Millard Allmo"' College sla.acd ten1a1ively for next fAll. b -a \ideo Studenro-UB's niJht school. By Monday A display terminal 10 b< ploe<d nexr 10 the & R had unofficially enrolled some 3267 such drop-add tines. The r<adour will provide studtnu. For th~ coS1 of a .stamp, night studen1s with an updated, mort accunue students can ..uily avotd lhe lradit!onallonJ $t&IUS Of das>u. "h will Rash !he rourse ~ that surround drop·add l<nnlnal availability," rev. . Dremu~. as he lo<atlocu. compared it co lht Univershy inrorma:tionaJ ••Tht lin~ han not brm tremtndous, .. displa)IS now in we at the Captn Hall Academic Advisor Dorothy Wynne asstrted . IOUQ8<S. Vi<wiQ8 it from her Squire Hlll s=od 11oor Anoth<r eompur<r chang< scheduled is a orr~ . she explained , ··;r l ... the line provam designed to aiJow the computer to ¥>indina around to lht s:~airv.dl, then I k.now lhll It's prcuy bad times. But lhar hasn't plau 1 student in some section or a class IUtomarically• .-en If the student'• three happtned yo." initial counts requesced are fiUed. According Another move to reduct .such jams \liAS t.ht start last Fall of weekend registration. ApproJimately SOO s&udenu came on January 10 a.nd U 10 rcgj.strr, ac:cordln,g 10 A&R, mostly freshmen !;Dd transfcr.uudml.i. for c:Jaues in hi&h ..dcmand as IOIIK Malh and Enain«rin& eo.,..._ . Ulcd. "-"<r alttratioo ,... in tile rqiltration ~ . The boot let listed imponanr ....,. for lb<...,. ...,..,...,, includin& JanuarY 1 •Wc vt done prat)' aood. replieatinJ lasl Faii,"Dremuknored . "AIIofthoStstlltl<nu arC" on tht books, with no problems." He eotlmored tb&l anoth<r «100 ro 5000 studenu will rtg.isfe:r bt-forr thecomourer s.huu down, aJthouJ)t he called ~hoi< numb<u "pUr< 23 as lb< lall clay lO inJtially rqjsler, and e:stimatr~." fiturc.s ~~US-su<tt to Wagner. afltt the srudent limi1s the: cho1cu to de&iced limes or those unacctptablc .. the computer wil1 10n throuah. and pul lhe studtnt in 1 section . Summer s.euions also will underco with the •i&hr week soctions being aUiomadcaUy opened or clo.sed, alterations. dependins on rqlotration. Currently there must be operator control befort reopening a dass. but soon it will "all b< in the .. madtinc," Waaner .said. Thtre arc no plans ror limilar chanae.s in dae 12 Wet'~ cour'Sel, A$id< from eom.puter hardwar<, plan5 lnvolvin& UB per$0nnd are being modified, admlnislrators indie&~cd. A coaJition forn~t:d last Fall, in•olvin$ IO<''eral Univ..-shy &IOUJ!S wrn cake a more unified rot~ in dn..'is registration. Rrprcsmtlng che Compu1in~ Center. 1hc Oi~oision or Undrraradun.tt Education (DUE) Advisement, and Al"ade:mic Af€airs arnon& Others, the bod) ~ conl!"rmed wilh makina rl!'\isions in the cia'\ schtdule. Dremuk termed ihe c:onli1ion " a collabrarivc tnlcrpcisc. '' M in the PJ.St, lhc tommilttc ii LrylniJ.9 overcome o~ac1a such M splil camp·B rs and 1hc lac~ of classroom space-. Sto~ IMI Sqxemb<r, ho,.ev<r, dus "'hctfules are published a& planned, minus Lhe midsummer corrtetions th:u u5ed 10 wapc out uudcnt scheduJ... ·· I here ha"e lxC'n fewtt complaims this year than in the pilSt.'' Wynne concluded. Sh< <redit.ed rh< eourst lisr, w)llth is updat<d once a . day, cha1 infor ms: Acadtmic Advistmtnt which diUSCS ulll have so..--t•ons wi1h open ieal.S. Drcmuk describtod tht: resolution notina the •ucttSS<$ MR has had this remt , the- Director commented 1ha1 his office- w1ll be' ..conductio& a pose mortem ancr rcaistration ls ovt:r. Th~ wt'U .see about improving Lhinp." New variable in FSA land deal IIJ' Sosepll Slaon /t(-~£di11V Alt.baa&lt It _ . tlw tb< Faculty Sluderu ~ (FSA) is bt favor or odlina iu 311 acn: ri'ICI of waclndopod lroad r.o lbo Town or Ambmt, cb< deal is oow beiao& hdtl up by lfiUmc:nb over wbo will coauoltk- _ . e d r,_ the Ale. Sbcxtly b<fOR!k fSA Bovd of Dlreaon b<pn 1M - . I or c:wo lb< 1a1><1 Slklm month, s....sa.c -u..s "" ~ jSA) l'luidalllim ~-­ lb< ltdYiee or SA lltDrD<)t Rldtard Lippo-ul<ed ........, S A . _ . . ; - oolb< boa(d to bold up lhe .... lllllil it it~ wber'e lbe "'""<Y..W CO· The To.,. of "--lcnt -oocbed FSA Ill early DecotiDbcr ltbooor ~ tbo - P land~ed fotormla-.t~~or t~~o........,. c-.--roraWMtt IMdfill. 11le ...._ botllltl by fSA in 1!16( to be UJcd for ..,......_. - · pnwcd Uld<sl and was pw up for . . . 1972. The T-llat ort<nd 1.0 pC'J FSAW.OOO for a~ ,...,. """"" .,. ....,.... u-e lroad • Sl650 an ..... tllh't'- ... I'SA &*I for II. 17 , _ . -.... tr,...,... ... •llltot dot IMd .-~~~e, Ia officials clo --to.,..._ tk ...... - it, N . . looe lk W.lm. ............... cbepropooed . . . . . . . . . toclo~ila ........ UII~cl , .... c..-tw. ,.,..,.,.,. 10 I'SA . , _ l!dwor<l Doly. • uoaltldoa _..,by lilt ...... lilt -'tiPIIII ·. .acd few ... ,............,. '-111t-oflllt1Md ·ID .... a PSA . . . dot ..._ -.ld 10 to Sob Sub Board muld continue iudf If stud<nu decided they wanted 10 start anolh<f Wll)' Of di!UibulinJ their funda," Ketter added as Cloth..- reason. "I'm 001 Aying that's aotn& lO haJ'I)Ctl, bill It eould." Sb«<wt said he is particularly Interested in u.sinJ 10111< or lbe money ror a privvtty.(tD&De<d studalr union on tile Amh..-11 CatnpUJ. Thc:t< are plan$ ror a UDioo bollt ,.;tb S.ate bu\ Slteoban b<liev~ the buiJdiat will b< IAadeqtW.e. The SA P~1 daiml )he most money be would b< ablt 1.0 bom>w, win& tile interest from the land sale as cOllataal, would b< Sl million-the r<ll would ha>< 10 b< rabed from olhet' SOIIJ'Oes, He prcdlcted tbclOlal COIL- woul.d b< Ul _ . of SIO milliotl, an almOst iasurmownabl< Slim to achi<v< without a lat&er btie 10 beain with. SO Shedtan said he is 11 a •IID!IJtlll. Ketter bat n:j<cltd. toraioa 0-ef the principle or the Ale IO Sub lloar4-wNdt could IOSOWI\ 10 fOQihly SJ .2 million and mUid 11most emure Sllctdtan or bom>wina enouJ)t _ , . ror a UAiocl. J ~.t~t ~ the llll<r<ll to work with, Uuorlequce. "-her pniiii)MI-IlAI up a tnllt fund and U.~k admielll<nd by two~ from Sob llovd ODd f'SA.-wu ~Y opprovtd by IC'.ester, accordin1 lO Sllctdtan, lMif requires ive """'"Y· he.....,__ ;. _.w,locu. The or1Ptal illl.mt or the land ..... wu lO provide _ , . for !be baldiit or the UDI~ c-n>unity, IIIII 1t.ct1a alllal a privady.fiDIDCod lllldalt tlltiotl -----_. .................................. ......_ ......... ......., ........_... ""'*' .................. _...,.._ RAs wonted ....__...... '=='...,_ .,...... .... .....,. ........... __ ...,......._. ..... --.. ..................... _. ...,..._............_........... ..__ ....... .,._ .... ...... ..... ........................... ... -·.. WOUld " probellly" llllbo cOiala. "k WOUld be. iD !be ........ of !be Ucori>enily, bvt I cloll't lalow"Yil. .lt """*'UvctO-it'!Oidl be."' tile . . · - ·ooba' .. be .........,, . ~·· ....... . . _ . _ . . . . . . . , . _ . ;... to lllt . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID._.IWr......U.... Ht . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ot~llle.......... II& ....... ...,_ tile lad u ....... ..lilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ ..... tllltot.... . . ,........ _ . . . . . ....,.... 12 ..... ~ ..... ~..., ............ -r.. ~~-----~ FSA; tMd ...,_Iff., hold My 1o M1W MtiiiiMJ Ul'fklfl ott ~t c.mpu~ n. om. el ........ ., ....... ........_fer doc ..... ., .......... ca.\1 .......... ....... . . ....... _..,. .. ..,_..,aUGI'A_. _ _ _ . , . . . . . , ........ _ .. • 7 7 or sch~uUnc prob1em.s a.s •'tbt mos1 tmportam con.sidencion .. for fuLure plannmg. WhUc . . . . . ._ ......... tile ............., . .. . -~ ......,.•_ ................a... ....;• ,...~ ___,~ �...,_aDd Nobod)r ....-...s SA Vb l'nllclaat ~ DortiM 10 be ........ df e«ii otltlr ............ 1M ofllce .... , - ..... - -.u IDWwda COIIIpla floe • •_._ .. .,_ iD olllot tloo . _ _ QPiodod • tilt Praldalt req-.1 dlol Dodod: ...................... dl>e 10 Ilk "pert"'- o r tltt Vsce Praidall wbilt ID olllcc." A tumultuous semester's . rev1ew Acc:cnliDa 10 SloooMI, ... - lllltcd Dcrhalt 10 ......, . , _ a oala of llqJidve cvahMllou or ... laoun: wac IUbmitted 10 trill>. ~ Sbedsan •• accuulioos, Dcrhalt After a , ..,. of elcclloou, runher Chrysler insisted that .... had DOt fully woclm(ood bcr misadventures and continued bost.,e Uliped dudes, addJna lhm l he hoped IO watches, the dally trf~ou or UB "aan ftalo" for the Sc>rina semester. Notina poor cocnm...Ucalion In SA, Dcrhat araued . administrato r& and student• SO<mcd dwarfed thaa th< ap«Utioos o r aodo pod1ioo ,...... in comp&rbon. Y<t ln the microcosmic: world n<F properly coovcycd. or the Univm!ry. cvcnu toot on the Afronnina tit• lh< Ia collllnuiaa in ber propon1oou o r ...-t1> lhatterfn& D&nm...,.. Dcrhalt had made 10m< concill.llory r... oome, u orpnlutioou and individuals role, moves to•ards Sheehan . " WbaleVn fo U&)It o- lotld<mlea. linanas and pride. uanspircd In th< put .... !It putWfcl<, ...... Cootlllually Jplattercd throuaJ>out the pqa or campw pub~s ..... the specula~ed. " We have 10 daol ..nJo tbe cxpdzaioo in I prof<SSioaal llliUIII<r." onaoina lwtk bctwcm New YO<t Public Sbecb an doubl ed, loo wcver, ahat l nter..t Research Oroup (NY P IROl will lmii<O'e lhll aematcr. " You coodi1iaru Coanlirwor Lnsd Snlith and Student have 10 look • ...._., r<clOI'd," th< _.....,-.".U~·­ A$OOCiation (SA) Treasurer Alan Nathan. Iludent orr>CIIl llid. " DiaoNo hu rncalcd The O<pnl:zatron "'"' required, under the tbatlh< c1o<s not have the abWiy10 do all th< uudnu aovanmnu·, ON conJUtuuoo, to jobs thu fall under bcr clonwn. That's no submit ID the treasurer I detailed rcpurt of ooc's fault." the <OaUna semntcr'• upcnditllrd Althouah all othrr SA·funded orpniu.rions ¥~-n-c: coopcra.una with 1hc dlr<Cfivt, NYPIRO offidol! insiJted that due Despite the pcrtodi< 1nremal intriau< 10 lht un1qur finandll srrunurina nf the amona "arioua pc:rsonalhlu and advocacy lfOUI' h "ttt·outd be IRipomblt: IO OfjiDiZiliODI 1htOU&bO\H II UdC:J'l c:ompf) lQ\·tmmen~ dirrc.rmca •ue nut ukJc as Unlike its campu> counterparlJ , 'IYPIRO the mllndatory Jtudcnt fcc Wld...,.tnt iu >mds pan of liS all«atlon-cullcd from quadannual ><nlllftY in No•crnbcl. mandatory .rudcno f~-10 us N.,. Yor~ Supponm of the rot. "'"" tncludcd a City hndquarttn SA r<pr<>entauvcs. pk<ho<> of SA mcmbtn. lotld<mlc club hoV~r("\>Cf. ·~"' .... t~ abouc the \opstjt:s of rcprcs;cnt.aU\"CS and oc~ whose' Xtavsun ""d'"J 1,8 "udcnl monoe1 "'"'"1M supported b~ 1M S70 uu.. systanail<~lb Ora anlutlon ofr1ctab not<d lhat Cltl\ancd boch campu.scs. dclutfd campus sponsored PIOJ<n,_• lu<h ha•< tan~cd from pt..,. • nh P<'o-fot leu en and barraacd thr Wt:st \'all~) prOirilS 10 Huchon Rl\·n •at« -~ of d:usroonu _,th pmtas. all 1.0 a ICSII"'! and aro th<tllfet of SA sauuny-ore calcllla~cd cffon ro "mform th< IDJdmt uswoll\ the roult of 1 combtned effon by body." man) dtlf<rrnt c1 mpus 'IYPIRc;s . Allhouah SO<n< doubled the outrom<, CllkuliUinl each member"' ronui~U4io'i.. as perscrvtranc~ pa•d ofr a .s \'ot~rsAn undedNtd ,..,. btt•ecn tbc Counn the new. con11Uuuon v.ould tb1Wrt....ould o"crwhdmm&l)' approwd tht' continuance of ~ and Kcucr uupttd ova the «~use numerou• ht11dacll<>. aroup ornaat. the f~ J6}9 10 616. Sludcnu. hccdina the President '• handhna of rhc fwt~ltur< thcfl> C'OIUtndcd. advice or \f&riow a:tudcnt &OVt'rnmcnt Lhll occurrtd tn lr&nJh bdv.tcn the Main 'I> rhc .mtcsler coocludcd, SA and the orr<~a~s. obo okayed 1 " hi~< bcarnnm& Street and Amherst campu... dunn& the'"" odvocaty &roup rcpru<ntlliV<>Iinallyagrccd ....u fall . PwinJ. by almo.t 100 VOles, the re.. ynrs. to terms. c:oocllldina Kvcn months of Increase question outcome 1urpro>ed most The BuffiJo daily rtcdvcd • copy or an fOm<um<> billet ocsotiatloru. The rontnct obS<r"crs. in>'<Stlpth• rcport prepai'N by u s·s between th< two call> for NYPIRO to keep " I wasn't JUrpnii<d about the mandatory ()q>artmcnt of Publoc: Safet~ dctadina. wuh S5000 of tlw ,...,., SU.~ 111oatio<l _on fcc~>UUna."sald lddJ&Jitcdlkrttat ,"butl ,_,how Sl9,000 or thr fumnurt w"' ampu.. To funhCT Improve IC'eOUntabUlly. .. .. c:onoctncd Wltlt the tnac.uc: """"" It pilfered. mrf<n l>od Muon and supulaaons w~ aJ.Jo tnchtded tn lht. • ·as not u sure • \h•na • Tc:rrc:tWX McDro)' autbored 1 scna of CXH"'U-act allo•1na SA. to all01 tM atoup·~ uticks on tbc lhtfu ra..JU\1 Kcun·s ur .. ho fUAd> •• four paymnm .... a.~ ar the lan>buted lhe ~ ror qu<>IJOnablt cl>llom:ary tooo )OUmllisoc tnt<srft~ • After qJI'<mCIU .... rndlcd bo<h uda Even lao of I Nre thlna than Ill< PISSlJII "I wu diJIIIa)'ed 10 1eam thll the offtred on< onoth<r ohe oil\< bcandt. "I of th< rundatory audml fn:. wu th< Esprc.s ptocudcd 10 CllJ ondt•tduals "'~ cucu the <ttiWIOfl was I IIIII< mon: oomplo ompkmmtaliOCI of the CicMraJ Educ:aiiOfl names oppe81'cd on the Kater whtle II wu 101n1 on th.., •< can wmmitt prou.un dcsopcd 10 eruure that ""<fY U B oompi.Uncd u the Nowmbct mmon& of thr now," admhtcd a u!Jncd SA Praldml Trm uudrnr recclvu 1 "well-rounded" Uno\'tt'llly Council. "to as~ • h<thef th<l Shedlan. " Butl'malad ,....,.lbtpettyliule cducat.ic>n. Apparently novodaina by mid- ~oene bnna prO><Cutcd or ...,. bctnJ details "or~cd out •• scrn<Sin, the Focuhy Smate-«mi>O""crcd by ooqueued to appe.ar bcforr th< 01\ (Enc: " A lo1 of It wu ><nted anarr and Univcnhy Prmdent Robcn L. Ketter to County Ohtrtct Allor nry Edward frustra110n," t101cd NYPIRO ChAJflla'SOO o v<n« th< controveulal curriculumClMi"O><)." Jtff 0 .,.-m, recalllnl NYPIRO char&<l lhll m.okcd iu eru11<r approval of the plan tO Of thr 20 mtddle mllla&tmcnt pcr!oOnnel lbt JIUcknt &Q\anman and the- Un•vcnat)' rrec .acAdc:mianl In nndtn& more lUitlbJ~ named In the rC'pon. half "CfC t \.onet&ltd. ldmintWillion ....,e llkmptllla to control scalcd-do.,.0 version• or-n.e oriatnal rour "'""'asked ro tllher rn11111 •he P<-"Y the lobbyl'Qa croup. procram. or pay for it, orr..:oab re<d•ed fO<mal AhhoolP pea« bet worn floe &roUP>......... Ia • spcdal Novcmbct motlllll of the leum or r.,.;mand and 1• 0 others w~ to h••• been lldue"td 111 l<ut ""'" oen faculty body, Oivosion of UndCTJtaduate lined. One cmplo)'<C • - so»pcndcd and September), accusalloas about SA Educatiooo (DUEl DcaA Jolto P•ndouo's ruiiJocd lhonly aner th< rcporl's rdcase. cooscnau..., may ha¥< been • bdl"ca<htt revistd Oneral Educa tloo plio o-a IU a muh of lhe 1hefl1, Ketter cded fO< for more SNdcal ......,..._ lfttri&IIC and t<mporny m easure 10 cushion the improved "CX>lllrol l)'llma Ill lb< , _ Of <OOtrown)' UaiVU111y's mourc:a uo.til the .,.,.mat plaa stOf'OI<, movooa . cquopmcoot conUOI lUld • • • can lodao~r<O-wu _..,...s. cquipaoaol d1spOA) " «• - 5\M.._. c- For eo.,.,. rcp0n:· All Your Needs '"o ·------------T------~~-~-------------------------------~ soft : ~fr with this coupon you get. . . 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We ate your papoc, ~our •oleo and we're printing award-wlrihlllll journalism throe Hmes a weMc: for you. : We MeCI wrttora In ovory area, photograph- artists and anyone with lnte11tat tn UB; loCIJ. alate and natlonaj an<l writing. wo n • peoplti who want pure.. good u-pt'ftencl or wno crave twHI'g1a pan ot ~ .amotl11no !hilt Ia alwaya growing. &Jwoya moving. Come up 10 3155 Squire an<JIInd out W11at we are all ollout. You may like wlllltyouOnd. .._ ~ • J ....,,a: 'Celebrate' Thursday FO< the paat four montha this City hat - 1om by vlolonl acta ol ractam.ln anotner pl•ce, the response may ha'te been more volatile, but tn. blacl< community 11111 so tar handle<! the situation rational!~ and segments of the WhHo community llavo abette<tlhat calm. Bul the nation Ia nerYOUsly cutlng Ita ayes on tho Ouon City aa three rallla p4ann«1 f<>< Thure<lay rapl<lty opproact>. As the Nazis marCh In l"lagara SquOTo I hoy will be mot by a Coalition Against Racism. Then two hours Iaili<, a Clty..,.,orae<t group will attempt to lake ottention away lra<n thOSI two and focus It on a c.~br•tlon ot Martin Lutner King's bbthday. Nothing Of everything ~uld ha-n Th.,._,ay. It's 1 tasl oil he City to aae where Its people wlll <llrac:t their enetglos: to 111 how eff~tlve!y the m&HH can evold a potential ettsia situation. The answer Is no1 to join Coalition and acuvely ct>ollenoa the Nazis. Tho answer ~ not to acknowledg.e them-to ahow them Chat tney poae no threat to Butta}O'a comrTtOnhy of btack• or racial harmony. H .. unlonunatt that etMntlally three men, hUcMd by Neo-NW Kar·l Hand, could stir a.ucn apprehen.a~n In a city I he slze of ButtaJo. It Ia also unfortunate that othera. thoUgh genuine'" their betella, and enlltted to free speech and assembly, chOOse to coofront the problem ln a manner that many ..Ybego lOt vlole<>ee .._ • CUy and County leaders have folned forced ovett he past weett to offer an alternatfve 10 both. They are staging a celebreJ.Ion-not a rally o' a pro\nt-to honor a great chill r1ghtaleader. They are asking people not to /'Hct to violence. but to Cf'Ntt a symbol ol peace and unity. They deserve More on the Klan To th• ErJitor. On NoYI!f'r1ber 3. 1979 nva people wore murdered by Hall Party an<1 Ku Klux Klan members while at a COfnmunlat Worl<t<S' Party orgOII!zed "Oeatt> to the Klan" rally. On Monday, Novernber17, 1880ajuryfound each ol lha at< Cltlfe<lanta not guilty of all charges relate<! to thfolncldent. We ao atudent.s and concerned memebrs of tl\e Ou~.OCJrham community IMI that lnluotlce wu aerte<l by the oourt. Regordien of the pollli"l beliefs ol the persona Involve<!, murder Is a ottme agafnat humanity. All ot ut u students, as Amertcana and mo.t Importantly. aa human beings Should examine the lmpll~tlons ol this ~urt -lslon. Some paoplo may nol believe that this Incident o~IKis them. They may peroteve I he cesuaiHes as the resutt of a local conflict bet>Neen tlttrflmiJt grot~ps. Btn beiOie these people are oommt~nfstf ot 81ack.a, Of' o' any otller ''category.'' tney are human&, •• you and I. OUr Justice system it supposed to serve the PfiOPI• of tl'lls country;- we must aak ouraeiYea who It Is samng, Many at Duke, are ourrently ra)&IOQ Hluo queJttona. The day IOltowlng.lhe announcetnent ol lhe verdlot. we held a vigil which attracte<t hundredS ol people. The Mlt da)' we had a boycott or ctasaes, endorsed by 1~ admlnfltrallon; ~Me devoted the day to a large rally, an lnt81fellgJous chapel sttrvSce. and a slle.nt vigil. We uJg.e stude.nt al\ ovef the cou, . ,o cere tully eontlder the events.. Some a.ay Juat1c;e was aerved simply because the case w~t lhr01.1gh the JudlclaJ system. We c-.onot blindly accept thlo vordklt. Examine how thla event may affetl your concluslona. By <lolng thla we Will be struggling to Ol'\aure our JeoaJ exllfclalng of oen.aln Inalienable rights to lifo and thelloertfos otopeech and auembt~. Ftve Amettcans weto denied them on November 3. ClvJI libertieS ar not .something I han can be glven to a nation; Uley must be foughLfor. ~mono Ihe many possible courses- of aclfQtl.: 1. Leiters to US Attorney Gonerol Clvllottl requesllng an Investigation Into the possible 'W'k)latlon ol tho clvU rights of thO victims anq poss1ble conspiracy or misconduct Involving state and federal offlc~als. (Dawson, Butkovich and the Geenslloro poll~) 2. Ralllu, TeaotHno on<l VIgils 3 . Petlllons -"· Letters to Congressmen, newspapers ancJ community leadera. AIt of the above ac11ons help Individuals learn abot~t the Issue, and demonstrate to tnose In posftlona of power and authatlty What our oplnlon.s are. Review the enclosed lnlorrn•tionsheet. II possible view the videotapes of the Novomber 3 rally. We reel that the court CS.Cfalon will not Oo. It Ia time lor ttUdM~ts Qf Arnerfca to do s.omthlng. HJtOid Covington, a reader In the Nu:t Party declared the verdict ··a victory tor while America." AU Americans muat react to such an lndd&nt ar- 1 ('lave tnel, voices be heard, - Unlled Duke SrurJent• J.Upt)O('t. No rash moves Tho Attlfnatlve Newt Coll~tlve (ANC) and Stu<lent Assoc:latlon (SA)a-nlly have SO<ne quicl< figuring and a tot of lalking to <1o beloro UB finds II Mil wt1h only ona young atude!lt·lun<led newspapet. The necautty ot nav~g alternate atudent pUbUcatlonl at a University {he stu of ue withOUt saying. Tr>e CUffont an<l the AltfHMt,.,. Preu-Wf1tten by the ANC-are both new pape1s In telaHve tem\1 • .-.ct almoot ~ptetety lun<lad by mandatO<Y toes. To lose one would be o- u"fonunate. Undoubtedly the ANC hAs made fls mlttakea, bul It haa ptid for most. When The O.metrfl fllta were altered In 1M Fait, the ANC as a group aulfa<e<l lhe punllhmenL When the ANC haa Ill standttds attacl.ed Ia< printing a of artlcf4• by Michael Slepl>en l.OYin110n, It roluse<l to publiSh the lUI aegment (which Tlla Cutrflll( then Choao 10 print,) II It Ia now haYing !rouble with 111 llnancee (and particularly If Its trauuror'a llguraa <lllflf from thosa SA hU'c:of...,te<f), II <lnervosllleaat a WJrl careful tevl.ew of Itt revenue• ano u:pendllutes. White lt'te•• t• any dtocr-- over how much money lhe group nu. and certainly while It t1JII h&l IOftM to ~r ate wHh, no move to shut tt down can occur. And alf)oe paymenllfOIII Sub Board ot the $1300 It own 10 Ihe ANC COUld uve the PIPet. SA should oonslder floating tno group Ia< a llmllo<l time. SA olfk:lala are right In ma~tng ovory attempt lo chock and protect man<latO<Y feu. They oro also fair In Ul<lng that a group be llnanclally reaponslbla and 11 lout partially s=eutul. But rne ANC lslual as riQhtln Clefending Ita axistancoo on campuL The group hu agr- to be ITIO\Ie<l out of the ho<TJe U lhOTos wlth TM CUrtet~L and OYOn oltaye<l an office on lhe n,.t lioO<-tnroe !lights away lrom all Ill pro<luction aqulpmonl. Without knowing anyma<e, It 11 difficult 10 uy they hiYI no1 tr1e<lto bond. Any effort loy a pape< wllk:h hot only on• 0< two yars behind II needs 1u~ nt. CUrrMt hal bMn helpa<l oYO<lts tW()o)'War n lattonce. It Ia only fafr to give a hand-o< al leasl a very fllr lHEspECIRUM w.._.y, 14 YaU1, No... ~hie! Elena Cacavas J-1111 tales from over the bar by Pete Ro••n Wolll&eO nod lta$tlttU ot threata and shock& ano bombtno scares. of r'ota, w11a and nafly dare$ by tllfOI'iSII and lotons. But none could teally quite compare. OSPKiallyll you were there. thoaa frlgnt'nlng blasts Into the aJr, from i()() ol Mt. St.-Het..,l. The yOOT wUI ma~e soma hl story asonec~ tull ol mystety. or one lhat we so biiUfulty are happy .,to &ee went We could go Clown the ilott>ut .... lUll rnlght get Carlot pllle<lll he COUI<I- What he hu~by~ !no ... kloampet..,t. tltat aesskm tl'ley ea.n COOl Ae.-gan'a lggreaa,on, 'gue.t.t the wOOd ShOUld keep ll lreSI't' ln mind he's fult begun. A Ur.ouo~ rran gQJ. aU the news ot hos:tages and rescue crews and hOw they soon will pay Utetr dues when Us up to Reagan. H happ.~~ns every yell Of (WO the Ml<l<lle Eut jUs1 blow• a fuse, lusl like the Atoba and the Jews. Dayan, or was II 8agln7 and who•d oC thol!QI'It 11 '<1 be a Philllo. that'd w ind up In first place. Co<loro thought he had it 1111 he ~ugllt gllm1>$es ol that <lerby dilly. bul wno'd of thought :~~~?.:=~~~E ~0 hOfS'O. tiC8. ,:oc au who careo lor J .R. Ewing, aml<lst all ol the'ballyhoolng a.no n'!ay I astt wlltl YOU were dOing lha n1ght he wu WUh Ktllt&n7 I know myself. I was yahoolng, and with • Quarter bJUfon vlewlng 1 ll'.s now I wish 1~11 I WUIIoolng, t'mOO<ryiMI she mf.saed him. CUba we'd really lhanl< you l)lea. . II you'd take baclc your refugees. a,tsume f81PD"" slbUIUes. andk-lhem out ot t•ouble. soma ol their bast, u·s nor one of Durante, Hitch~ The movies lost ourmalndu~ to ""'"' ""*"'"""" •.,_ and-wl·- --tlle-· bethe-. '"""""'""'• Cralo.........,,or ... ---~~. llfwllad ~ and Mill-"'- h. ~-'--'"' ThaN _ _. .,.......,jj,... IL ~._ .... _11, ,.,..no...,. - -llleiPI'fl Ia ... "" al ' -· �l feedback i I. ~ Attacking racist violence To t!i. Edrtor. rd lllle to lldckoss this letter to all UB aluGonlt and lowlly on .,.,• ., ol 11141 lollltln Luthi< KlfiO Mem9rilll Rall'f Coalition On Thursday January 15 01 10 a.m. 1 tally It belfiO hold In NloQAtl Squ11e In honor ol Or lolanln Luthi< King and ogolnot nt.zlam and 111411r p r o -1 tally •• 10:30 a.m on 1he atepa ot clt'f hall Poople't flret queatlon Is prol>lbly Why we ate doing lhla 11 l~ls parclcular UrM II you a.re or are not reaiOif'ta ot Buffalo, you must be aw&Ie of the raci al vlotence thll has tanud<Od lhlo city as well •• Rochelle< and New York. Sll unoo"""' murd«s In &IIIIo. IO<ItiMn kllllttgo ot lnlliOC*'It chMdttn k\ At~ta and nutnetCM.II l&taJ stabbing• enc tNN11 are ttnt exam~•• ot IM racist tenot t...eo!IIO our country. Tho llmo h&S ltrl..., tO< 1 11 of us to unue tn an tff011 to auut tttt• 11roctous .sftuat~ It yo1.1, IM reader. are Jewflh. Gen11t1, B~ , A.alao. H japtnlc. Immigrant, womtn, Ql)', ullton memoer, tit., ote . ~ou wlll be attao.ud by It'll Nnls and KKK tndlvlduala The only pooole not affected by the raging n11ted and vl~ence of lhll grovP tre tne lndlllldualt lhtmSIIYU Mayor Grttlin hat banned thiS rally Wh-11 doea this mean? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING' Tl14l moyor nu no IIQI"'I 10 OtOCI.Im th.at '** cannot spea}. OUt aQIIftll Nuts h 11 our guaranteed conSii1"'lon.lf Ug.ht to oemonsuate on any at any ume and 1\..l.f'\Y ptace 11\CiuGong HIIQifl Severe The ...I)'Ot M.S a~UMd tr\•tcoalltiOn 10 be a;roupof leh WlnQ rac:Ueat• INking not_.,..., teadefl, rellgloua l eadera, and many, many organlllllons KtOU 11141 country. Tho q-llon ot riotonce 11 on all ol our mlndL There Ia alwaye a oosslbHity ol an oulbtM- but lhla ooaiHion will nol o1011 OUCh an ._L Thefe are many, l'ft&nY more det•lts to tne .....,.." surrounding 1~1• tallr·• oucceu but 1·11 ond on lhtt note. Bus IOedS ol lrotn New Yott. CitY. Waahfngton D.C., Boaton, Roche•ler, Syrecut-e• Detroit. BattlmcHee.OCI otrww clUes are corning to )otn u1 In I he struggle agllr'lat the" racf•t tnugs. Your aupport Ia nHded now mcwa tnan evet. Remember: the laauela r•clsm not the peraonal Daclc.oto4.mds ol co.lltlon membera11f you nave Qu.t.Uons abOUt tl'letatt)Of wanl more Information, call us at the Hotet llfayene (Par1or Bl ot 852-60?0 SM you on ltMI 15th at 10 1 111 r FIGHT RACISM NOWJI (~ Participate j To tile Etlrtor \ goo oil btac.k sohdarUy n'IO"ttme-nl In Observing Ma.nln Luther K.rno·a b'rthdily at Lata~tte Patk on Thu.r.s4ily January 15 a1 12 noon. FO( morelntormaHon call 831·2'.36t The Jowbrh S I - t Unoon tJSUl students atM1 lacuhy to p.anklp.ate ~ R!ch•rd G/Uclt.lt.,n JSU p._.• ••sue. -· S...Vei«L Mt~mtH!t ol tiN UBSI_, . Altrtln Lutn.t King lrfHnotlll Rilly Cool/11011 ··gk)t)al revolut~ · nus •• not $0' He l~ayo.- G 1 nas a\so reteu.a to the coalition •• ••muar to granola because we are " nuts trults and fla"e• •• lhll 11 the seme man !hillS putUno PfH5ure oo Buttalo apona,ors ot our rauv and •a. In a se"se,cont•olllno auot '"'news. meata Ju11 plck up a new~per thai ~~ Deef\ I! publls1141d In 1,... paat 3~ wMb and ,.,., Will urde<$tand this point. Tl14l p t - ..... llled '""" .-u 1111..-, 11141 coamlon and aloo give 11141 rtlo<aslon IO lne peocMo lbal 11141r0 witt lie v~. Tl14l laaue hl<o Is rKtsm. political attlllollonal Wa. u a c:oaRtlon. oro Informing people 11\al wa Inland to hold a peaceful rally and tnot 11 Ia being lormed by llioPio wt>o llavo experlenu In thase moltorl. Lawyoro hove olreody commlltod themsetvn to defendii'!O our a1ance u well •• union _ , to P S. TM coelmon " "' rJIS/H'flt• nNd o' tlnlnCIII &uppoll o' don•tlonl ot tny kind (tile• {Mt>ttt, atencllt. m", •rc 1 Please 111• to your groups and help u1 PliY these •~pens••· Rejec1 1he Naus and the Klan To the Edlto,~ The Nallonal Socialist P1r1y ot Amet jca una Nazis} tast ~mbtr 1• annou!lCed a rally tn Butreto tor 'wnlte ct-.tl rlogrua on Mar11n Lutner K.tng' s tMrthdly. JanuOJY 15 A countaNally woo coiled Ill' 11141 Man•n LutMr King O.y Memonat Ratty C:O.Imon tor 11141 ...,. tlmo ono I>40<e t10 om. Ncag&ra S®lll! At the beg.tnntng of tne yell Mayor Gulhn an~ 1"-l OOtr"l of I heM raJhU WOU1G be PfOh.olled (by Mnlllt ot ''*' permitS} ana any euend.,..g lliii.F* would 01 .,,..lid An auemauwe ratty ro com~rnotate KN"tg nu oeen s.c:l\odulld tor llfiVtUI Squa1e at 12 'loon unoor tne sponiOfahlp ol 1M Black Le~ersnlp Fowm and wun l~e approval of the Mayor. So'i9"n black merrnawe been killed by whit& mite(~ tn liuHaJo .sfnu Septtmbef A nahonal eteatang hOuH on lnfotmlt'Otl Of\ tK1II V'04ence,. Tnose Unttect tp F;gN Fucam (T\JFF) DaMd., Cotumcvs., 01\ro rooei!U 11\al lflefe are seriOUS '~"' NKtdenll a.tmos1 ewory cs.ay ot lhe )Nt somewhefe tn tn. United Statu lhe Buffalo Cour~tt ·Elpt. . ol 1..1 FrrOay and Sunday reoorteo that IM Naz.•• tn Butta~ tt.aww a chrec1 ue to • Nul group In Wt$1 Getma.ny uvougn a man Ma.nhecJ ••na.. Rot!Oef whO uMd a houH rn Chee«towaoa as hia baM lf'\G tMI tnt BuffaM> Nul ,. . e~e, Karl Hanel, Jr .• aays t~nanc.1ng lor tr.t NJagara Square Naz• rell~ comes I tom • circle of buslnnsmen ancs a number ot due•paying memoers ot tne P&rt~ Wa eneou,age tveryone hom tl'le Univerauy communtty to o.mot~ttralt ,,_., re;ec:teon of 1'Vet"f1hlng lrte NWI and 11'11 Klan IIane~$ for tJy IOfM form Ol p&WC.II)I110n ln IM evet\ll IChllduk!la for 1omotrow L<l K~ Auoc,.te PtofnSOt of Am~m;•n StUd•l Stt1ne~ AI 'tfiiiJhelm Proi•••Ot oJ Sociology PiUI O.J~ttg Ptofuaot of Pollffal kHMcw a.... o,,,,., A$JfJienf Pro'•"Ot ol Soc1•1 Founda tiOita ol E,_IJorr Klt!MihVpget Aunronr Ptoi~Hotole-ics Peu/ZII..,IIU Prof•aSOt ol f(;onotftlca CharlU A. H·y"lo CooldiMIOt, Tollloy Collogo �}feedback 1 f I JIUt one more point TotME<Iflor. ,; ....'"* 1 lo - .. '" ,..,.,.,.. 10 lhe Stuelonl -..otr Miele- -odIn IM '*'--11th .,,.~ ~ ~--- ~ lnlonnatlon lo.,. - l a J ~ ~ 01 any _..,.., lfOt)'. ·-. coUIIng l<>lonnallon. 1 .,._a nopo<~or II>Ould , . . . ..,. l.hal IM 000<> 10 be pritllt<l ''locta" .,. _.,..,.. In IM arUciO llle<o ero o tow faclual ttfoti- Oirhape lnconaequtntla l, but errors - - For Instance. lhe Stttowldo Student wu ""' croaloct b)l Clifford Wnanon In 1874, u lhe article malntalnocl. lfl drtefoc>monl wu mellermlnded In 1973 by tnen Chencellot llo)'OI-wt>arton did nol asc.nd tO lhl SUNY lh,_ until tVn. M<t ~~- 51\auon 11 the P\OOIOC.IIons Divblon otroe1or lor ~lloato 1. l<>e., not tnt 'OS... Dlrodor of Cl<lbo". u "'" anoa. altooocl Tille """ for- SA Olroclor of S1uden1 Orgonlllllono. SIII Mtcl<. «> 190'1 a blade..,, and p~ofesa tf'lll .. ,..d ,.,,._., ttoru ,.....,I>IY than twitch... AlthoUgh lntormatton.l m~acuu ca" at tlmn be Mtlty txcuMd, the "porlii"Q ot quotattonl always _ , 10 """"' o problem •-lolly oliO< tono and detaHed tnMIIngs. I fcwnd 11 Jnteflltlng u'at Dan Holder CI'IOM to a.tr Tra~s Ballanfa b(and of absolutely na- loOic ..ttn rogaro to wny no Old!l'l wan! 10 !>ling lhl SI.SU ruoMIOI\1 op at lha laot A - y ..-~ng Funny U'llll Don <tldn'l ulo onybocly wny lhoy - . Otoughl up- In INS cow I Pill lhOm on lhl Manna Oownty. ltl rolullng to a;opy llmlior roootuclono panoct b)l ol'* SUNY ochoofo to U'lll SUNY Trull-. wu Clllmlng In dof.,oo thai .,... had nol ,~..., - ' > ol t/IOm lo Wamtnl _,., anontiOfl on lilt. mottor. OUlta oltnpty, OOH JoC> In 8uflalo wu to miM 11 known IIIII ... pVOIIcaUy ""PPP'11<1 SI.SU on IIIIo - . Tho 6orm nllle clornand-, lor 0110 reason or onotnor, had lolled 10 rooch to thO us Sl-nt A....,bly I ' - In r-cutlon form; <tuplto 5"SU Organllfng Dl"''fO< Bruce Cronin' a pleuln Oclobet to pass the re10fuUon al\d Send II to 1hl Chancellor and lfte Board of Tru11ooo. To folloW Trovlo' oldoa (end atnd the rtiOIUtlon to SI.SU oommlltOO) would navo oounooct lhe <tooth knell tor thO SI.SU ctomancto. An)'Otll wno an ounce of palllleal oowy woukl na .. kno"" thai IM AssemblY -..ld P<ol>ai>IY no~..- untH 1110 no.a January-riG'>! In lhl mkl01 ot 1 oura tUIJion hit.. ~- IN 6 o r m would autofy lo ll b)l tM .,...,-_ a..-, !he SASU commllttl haa rtaCI at least .,,... m. .unoa a lready-plenty ol ti me to coma up whh 1 rec:ornmonctattotl on a almpl• fist of d<Jrnancla. The timo lor ac!lon wu du~ng tool Friday'a Aaoombl'l mtellno. Nonelhelut, 11 both resolution• were hlndlty pa.aaed, the I!Qumenl O't'ttrWf"tethM they 6h0uld f\IYI been brought up Ia acedemlc novt. Lsn.eraly wantecf the student body, and Oan HokMt, to know that tn.e are IWO aldol IO "'1'1' lloty. As a porllng tho<lghl. I lhOuiCI olflclalty , . . , _ Oan to the ctmPU11 beai- Whlct>, otfl« oxclllng 101>1ca. IncludeS lhl Student - •mono AslocilltOn ogoncto ~ " ' ' tlDIIJ.MCI at the mutlnch theM rtsotuuona were vrganlly noodocl In Albany lloato ol Truo10o Socrecary Timotny J Sh..,•n. l'reatdw'lt Stvd•n« A$SOCI•tl01t Misusing Lennon's death hU. a gu-n Of A01 Ptoote kltl t\01 ouns. and 1 tor one dO To IIW fd~or not leal 1n 1no oltgftlost 1><1 fh.. 'MI. ~~ Wr4tYn Ill ~, . . IO 11' 1 About Time" , • ,.._,.. """''" C>y ono Mwy4tmc>ton on 12110. ..,.., letter OCHoua me opinAon of ' "'- m.tlll"t) .,.•tere<J. unln lonned IMIOP'e tn our C04.1ntry who live fn an !Otallatlc 1011 workl. She exptQ.H.8 a ctulrelor ettono leglt.lll kM\ against nandguns 11 1 Clt1ttrlnl to,.,...,.,. Yt1. teller"'"''"" In wrttlng,.... kno"'ng thO laeto ohe -~~y- nol 1\now-lhl lawo octually.,.l In Ma.nnaa&an. Whltel..eonon was alaJf\. IM hlnOQun lawa ltrl tho lttfc:IOOI tnyWI»re WI lhl U.S Tho CI<OCOSS ln•o"O<I In ft901ly owning I hlftdO"" ttl N V II rlellcutou• •r blued ano bureeut.tallcatl~ t•m• COIII<Iming Tho apc>IH:ant lor o Mndgutl mus1 0. lololfy ••.,..,.•. In a ll •-•.l>ol-ln H Y. <HI Of mo U.S, U II """""' be. E•on otnor IOmlty members ate cloaefy sc:rutantted Thll 0<00001 n u - nolftlng to rem0¥0 OIHII from crk'nlnals Who at• • lrMdy brHkl,.g th•l•w• More •••• 011 uooleu II lhey ace 111'10<0<1 T......, ara35.000 togalty ownoc1 han<lgvna ln N.V.C. the NYPO Mll..,.tt$ IMI ,...,. a10 11 1oaat 1.000.000 olhora Will more lawo http tllfl oltuatlon? No weyt lowor- ...... ~ ol 1M lon and erimH ;oWl be -1100 _ , . a WOOII -1 an<!"''"" o- .. ,.,_,tile Jot ~ C..tn, II M S $1mp.aon lb&utdl)' SIJOOelll l I~OUIO 0. K'ff'tO WI ~In1enc:IIOoei1Utelhecteath oi Mr lennon • I Il l Mea aa grea t 1 k)tau any other tanottne Beetles due •o tnls '''OldY Lift"~ non wa• tclned bt a ll.;nal~ WhO wu akeady not allowed to ow n a Ql.ln under IM swctn1 Jawa In the country. and these laws tu•e aa fliU didn' t netp ttlf'T'I M1yt>e 11 Lennon could nave ano t oac:k 1 1 this creep he•d attll be aliVe Ew«y I~ theft II • tragtc mu«'er o• a p.,~~• c hQute t~ II a tnOIIement tor llhC!ef gun COn1tOI by I 10uG mlnonty oJ INogul<lo<l oo oe>o<lef$" who thi n~ tnat mote QUit &liwt Will lesMn com._, Altar ll\e I'N"Cief Ol RF''\, lhe Guf\ Conttol Ac-t of Ul68 wu p.asMG aw to the nyst•t• tnat was uuMd by hi s muroer Attnougf't tneGCAof 10611ntroclue.edalew neecJ&cJ•e'Otms. may ol t11teQYIIUon• .,.. unconstlt~.nJonal , a na 11 1 .. hOle It has llllllllloolty "'"""' lhll llle GCA of tll68 Ms not reduced Cfknt at 111. 1" tact. ltle c•1me rata hll risen elnce then Aa we moufn tne dMit't ol John Lennon let ut not be bhnded by our totrow Into P"odiJC'OO 1 svperlic~l an<S IN~I .... monvmef\t ot gun legWat\on to hla metnOtY U\11 w ·MI 1 .0 no one tMit a crtmtnal Plllnned lynchfng to - . , . one oJ IM moot knowloOC)aablo oowltng To the Edl!or TNo t.IW IS 1t1 tftPOilM lo file qiiOIOI from 1no l>owllfljt IOMI1"9efddno tM ~atIori af Paul AoJ.r. T-. to I'WIJ DoliQ • ~ to-.. ,... CII'QIO ot -..!"'0 a """'flO<! - . - .,.,... IID..y-leqwjrllodor ""''I llouiM liMit lho -···~oo~ ~ely _ . , Mr. Tz~ ~ ronlcod - • 1ft BuflaiO It • - Me no1 00"" lllOuOfl qualillcalloriS lot )'OU Pam, then- aro ttUly eorry Jull PeUIT~ 10tU IIOIJOOHptfSOnllcnolc:o u caecll. Pam, don'l QJI hl(ll -tilled. ,.,.Royall- oleo quoleclu uytng ,,.., •nor hOO<I a ~ AI all!'- T,.. Pam DoUg COIIIraclicts tftla I>Y•11ng •wo·•• _,, 000<1 at ooacl)lng .,.._...,.. , IN lloyoJa .,. 10 OOoG ot CXHIChtno thortlool•. ., Wily do 1'>0'1 1\IVI 10 muon concwn met P~ul b nor !hero ono , . , _ perootlt ollhe limo? ----ol -·-WI-·-.......... __ -....,..,.haft-""'--··the naiiOft.. - Mr. "'nlnlerla' rooonl o t - lor t.-.1. .U o ~ Ill,. A.c.ti.l.....,_.,, ,.,. _, _, .,.._,.,..,., _ _ ..,.,_,....stolll!n .... Ofl . , . ~lull ,....,. ... _ ' · ..... · -· tho , _ , _, _ _ .... _, .. Iiiii -~._ ..... '"'In -IIIr, _______ _ aoct !he A.C.UJ Frort~ tile OCCUNIIonOIM Royals ftl¥11 modo pro-t to 1M admlnltltlllon -nino Mr. T>Jnlorlo on<! Itom lholr....,.,_Jnoato,_. aboutlhe no0<1 01 o fuM tW... II 10 ,.,,_ llpS>arenl 11\at tM U8 !Ioyola - . q · - WOOOUI tO oat ( I & ' - ! lolr. TtlrWoMoo �feedback.! i f "Leftenant" responds To rile Edllor. a-- 1 om lhe "leflonant• ol tha Sowlot """' contt8dic1ecl Fa thor 8en!gan on l h a - oflha . _ race. AI laastlllla- my rank lour,_._ belen t lolttho Soria! Union. P<-nlly 1 am at UB, In The ~/rum Ooc. 8, you lllttw by Woller S l - In Whk:lt tho autho< not only Glljocaad to oome or tha statamontal maeletn tha......,.. _ , Fa that' IIO<rigan, bulll&o ""~ tha opinion u.r 1 "had t>eon ptanted by tha C4A oraorne riglll-wtnglo confuse peoplt onc1 undarrntna the lrnpeet o1 Father a.rnoan'a J*Uionare IPPMJ tor PMCe-.. 1ho. . li-ln IIIII Ceuntry IO< altnoet tour ,.._a my expe,ience here tells me lhaJ one "¥1'1iiiOiJ~IOMaa.-..._ his 0041tlcot viewo Without being og0111. 11 11 not IIIII I conalcla< tlon wllllllleCIA •• &tlameful, but the laC1 ta. thlfe connection l>etween mo and lite CIA wing groupt.. llln no1 going tc lOWer myself to tha of dlapute ~n by Mr. Simpson by ._tlng lhal -Ilia views are campallbltl wlth ll>ose aira<l by Sowlot propaganda In the West, he Is a 1\GB - t . Itt fact 1 res-t l>otn Farhat Benlgon'o and Mr. s;,_·s wiews. By any le9al standllda, Fllha< IIO<rigatt and hil follower. C<>~M~Illecl a erimo w11en riley .....,..,., pane~raled lnro a General Eloc:lriC Factory and dii$Uoyed -eral nuclear werheacl One Cheap shot can pose a QuaHon-wu It ai teat a ft"'IOaa ac:t tor To the Editor. -.elimes a crlmlnal acl nor _ . . . conalllule an tmmoraiKt. lthlnl< Fatr.. llen'lganon tnl.s CCHJntloo. Not-clear Repotler: Aaklt trom Tile ~lfum'a caring ano COYrao-lo 1>e ln....,-.d and . , , _ odmlnlattatlon 11 hal moro clan lhan lo uaa a plct..,. of anolhaf papafo edhotlal a1at1 1o auract anan1lon to ao at1Jo1e whlC/1 deQtOCiel 11. An<I-CMatmu wllh lolly onclllot>11 I HAl HAl HAl HAl HAIII>el you IKITSI your buUona- ~ waa altlcted lool Tno na.t lime ~ b&ko coollloa wllh 1110 M,._ oak hw Whal Bot> hao up hla ·~ to couoo mora '"""'*' unhNUhy atudent·adm\ntatratlon relation• and -··tUrmoil w11111n IIIlO lJn'-Olly. A gralolul I'M ~trum · - Help! To lha Ed/lor. My nama Ia Janalaallt- oncllolt- lltooklyn Col. .. t wu a fOI!Mf stllelent at UB. Wllatlhlalel1ar 1.a all about Ia UYlng many - "'alrwa by luat glring a 111111. I n - of my c - w 1)1 contrlbutal..25 and lind II to FamlnO ~.BOll W, F. DA St., N.Y. N.Y. 11)150. ThafiOJ<tateplatoraaclllndMclualtowrlt. .way to dlfM<'ant - - t h a country. If-·~ pula lolnc attO<t and In untaon - ca11 gift lite 10 the col._. untonu.nate. Noma withhold upon ,.q-t 11 II facl'bal-«ncwloclge IIIII lho Sowlot Union hll conalalonlly violareel,_, olthelntematlonal u.tlaa and 1191-IL A - In liMO, H""''OY In 18511, Czaclloaloot&l<ia in - , Atghanlslan In _ _ , and. quite I>CSSlbly, P - i n the nostt-d&ya. ThaSowlot Union claima thai a ll thaao na.tlona ~ FH>Iand) "lnvllad" INISorietiOlcliO<otohelp tham--tne ·a nt~&oe'allat' element&. Maybe,. Sknpson wanta to tnwltethem to Ametic:a? tn all ita intemalionatdMiing:l. I he Sen-tat Union ha.a conolsrenlly __.eel OfUJthtng-pOwer. No mauer how tnUCh we hale lhe po.er o-me, there Is no way we can play another gw.,. • long ao lho Soviet Union oonn,... to INild ..., and ax«Ctl.ft Its mfllt.at)ll musck ~~-- t>Aradollical, bul 11\emoremlssJJeswe,... and Ihe more sopntoliCOiecl IIIey art , lha lou chance they """ ...r be - A proper eulogy Stirring the subversives To the Edttor: To th• Editor. YO$, Into I& a eulOgy, but ol&o a •0{(1 lo lho roel< oc:unlon-m.tlilers and man~ fock fans wl11't 'hetr teg.enda, legacies and dlaclographlee of g-lnao- . . • In 11>0 oho<llno noaraighled •Ilion of a """'k: ororlcl tl'Wiic- makes the man ot 'IIIIHJfMn and no1 v&c. _....~ Can ' " ptaua loa. . 1110 goclclam -1111 oul of rt? And grbOetlng abou\1110 , . . oatil' aoro album4. And, 1 ho!>a, have enough -1110 ..... off lila newly buddi<lo cor- onclllow we//llllnga - • going? 1<>11..0. 111,_ 10111 of tha rlltlty,ln lha- - d of malo rocl(n'rolf egomania; tha tlllly of a man wllo conllsfantl~ onc1 publk:ly conrronted Ills own t.uho a<>d cltrnOO&(l,...tal>ly halplng uaa!ldc ao ao onc1 wt.o .. tha u- .., _ to ignofo lha - · · racei ae.- and war~ing evl:la. Litten to ••Someume In New Yorio C.tY.~ 11• dcUble ••til Yol<o. U.tan to tha " Pioallc Ono" band dlao with 1110 l>lowup ollonnon aa a Chllcl on tha back. E - tne I n \ - and preaa ourrounding hlatatul rei- bring tha polntlloma and up IOdate. Tho media WIU pr-ly only dlacuaa Ihe~. not rha man. Tho _.para won'! t>e taMng lltllout tha lonnona' aJaop.ln ' " ' - and 1M radio ... Ilona won't b& pitying "Women Ia tha ltlgoer oltho W«ld.• Tha r...-.1><.,.... of ~Mt80111- ate tor ilL Tho dr111n Ia.....; a ,_eulogy, '*"'-· would 1>e \hal wa ....,,. tha Ylalon ltn't. ""*" ••& Sl"''>oon tn his leller also aays: •t de not fmclllle • Scwtet <lefeclor to De a bef..,.lbttl person ot wit,.._.. , • 11-.d '" 11\e Scwlel Union IOf 2S yoara. There f g,..,....ed ttom the Unlvetshy and.. as almost any ..._..,.Y V'•<lualt. was asalgned a mJHtary rank and .Pf_. Tha Housing "UIIIO<IJiaa now IO ghe fraahman dcrmllory prole- Ia 1 total fatoal You are lllarolly kicking out upparcluarntn '""" cha You ara molding tha clorma Into a zoo ot unruly ffllhman. ~,...,.,_Will aoon lranalar out of litis unl¥aralty- thay -tllat <1onn a<rallabiUty will ba<:ome lnct-'ngly ..,... tor tham aa dorm tenlor1ty wo<llalo thalrd_nt_ Thaattrillon me ,.,, 1a atfMI!Y eP0U9f1. Tha u.s. t><aln <kaln o1 - - w i l l oontlnua. Th• Ia -~to ma11e II ltvougll lho Wllcllng out PfOOOOI dllrlng the tiro~ """ yaaB wrtl -ually tr-fartrornUB. -ton... Wo- - clonn at-1.. w..... put Ill muclt lillie at U8 and wa claam It quha unratr to 1>e Ill- 1110 IIIIa ft. Tha , _ ~ ~of Fall tteO wu iotally tr>a tauh of lha llftherafty. Thll un._.I\Y Ia not r-..lllng a n - ol and --lng -· ·~Wilt·- a ,_._.,.\hit>-- ~ tltla Tha ot-1 llocly r a f - to pul uP with _ , an ln'atlonal policy. "Oown wltlt 1M Houal<lo Autllority" Ia , _ , , t - daya. Action o n c l - - - ... ~-- lha Houalng Au1lloflty. ~yo l>e wwnacl quallllcollon accO{(llng 10 mY educoliot>al -ground. Thus 1 1>ecome a mnllllY tranalatorolnt.,P..er. I waa rougnt-louaodilforanlllindaol - a n d how to lm.,.ogato American 111 P'~ of ..,, 1 raughl lofcllowlanllotncomb&t one! What to de In COM of • o•UCloll auacll. Mr. s..,_., <10 you kmw - I t o 6o k\ the c.ae of a nUClear •natA? Ooee ~ around fleoe know whal 10 de? All -"' r-llrly ho.., 11\e SC>atllocl clril dalanaa lralnlog cluan and cl\lldron In Sooriel or• dtluad 10 do<t proractlft oas maal<a In 3 lu my objacllon to Fatnar Borrlgan, l allo in tho Sowiel Unlotl 1\e _,tel b e -up In a PIJ'(Nalrk: IIOSpilal '"' 1111 ocliohiM. Ale.- SoiDienllayn.,..led from lha USSR. Andrei Saii!Mtro. ..-, - • Br~ wu loreod 10 """""'' AnaiOiy Schorauolly It In ori-.. l>iologtal Ko.a... la In polaOn, F<alhar OUdl<o waalortured by tha 1\GII, ph)'1liciol Orloo -l/la1 Is •o pr{IOf\. I ooutd conrJtWe 1hi1 ui\. fltone ot theM _ , . ho.. commlled any etlmas, thay ha.. jual •""*' lhelr .,_ _, wl!h 1111 oft~ - policy. "-"'" In the USSR how no conrrcl _ ,_ ... actions. lha hal- fYen hart, I loot tha roach of Sowlot --'<n E._y loll., whiclt I t-lved hom 1M USSR """""" cloMiy OC!VIInizacl &A<I IICtelly II"""JJ(( by • the KGB conaor. AlllhaM IOCIOf& oilloulcl PfO.klt loocllor ~~>ought !Of llloM wllo want to brill. Into facaoriaaand _ , . , _ ._ Toconcluda, 1amno1 • - b i l l a lrMIIglant. Willlou11110 U6wooold ollorta 1-- , _ ,_ _ _ nelll10r ........... 10 ,._,,.USSR.l-~ my~l- ,_ and~~n._ymucl>_...... · - aoclal-"""'ancl · " - o f - - t.ton.. But.IO<tunataly or untortunatoly, wdc not ln. Itt an -~~~~~ -rd. One t>e llflnll not to _....,..One muatt>esrue>ld not 10 1-tha - t o - n t l l. - - . ,.,.,..,ron ..,..,.., Wflitaeld 101 o1 ltG8 lf-and-rwa/NifiVMIM_I_ I �i A decade later, the search for POWs still :is continuin .,...__,r,.,. .......,..."'*'' • I 11J 011t1 Will . . . . . . , lf'lllll - CI'Iilelloc f.:! t o - "~-of. Wor" (POW) tncdoa. -~~ - . 1 tbll _ , . . . rr...,...._ .., . - . . _ . , . t11t ~ buds ..., .. -or-...~- dwdota lhc1 ~ ........ . . . . 01 tMca ......... llut toOD.Iik oD IROids, .._.....,.. _ . . _ . . . tbclr~ lt-tlwthe ....., _.. otr Md .....,._- OD to fllld IIOII)etbiQa doe ;!: to b e - - obout. . . dlcft ... IIIII over Z500 Am<ric:u - e d fOI IIDd Cl.:lyl llroob of the New Yort 0topur of tk Natloalli . . _ o f Famlllcs repom llw tbey ....,. retliwd '*- to 1000 repom or livina Amerjatas bcllla l i f I IICCCifllilll to Brootl. b..t beat diO ........,.. Her..........., mod -a Ieider, WIOU OUI a *>n J1DQIIIit IO< ado ODC, Md ~ tii<D to Mr$. llroob to t)'Pt. l1l<y !hal Mol diO c:os*s bouDd ill rwo bootlcU &Del dioaibuted 10 011< ottlocm r.u iato tlltlt.lndl or die DiRaOf or o.rauc ...s prowd quite.,............._ " It prowd bow . . . IIIey ~ODd DOW tboy'w IUriCICIIO ~. 1llc lold<n, • ..mo.m.n llldd la~ . eoo.-. lAt......,. IAwstlptotllt-quitetbotoollhiY,''Ilcoobstatcd. ''My hua-d hu pcrmiooioa fiom die J>eouaon 10 ebeck 00 their - · IIDd Adm.ira1 0aTy Tutlle, wbo Is lA ~of IM project, hu beat a ..., help to 111." llcoob is at a leo& 10 QPiaia tilt Lock of pre. cover.,. lA thl• GOWIIY)'. "Tbc caly reporter wbo't called Ul," ht Wei, "wu 1 emtlemao r.- 1M Lottd01t ~- They ran a wry blallO<Y&Dcllhe~savicainafcwdtlclhuepickedltUIJ, ....... Md w lwabMII, OoorJe, bepD l.belr work on 11M: but ot1><r 1ban llw, DO ODC hu coiled to follow 1111 on k." Tbc lltoob h&"C ld up tilt Rtfua« lnfonnMloo a ,...... proriolod tiJcm .U ialormalon 1M: hMI on c-mluee &Del 111ft lftVdcd at..ndy oo bdlalf or die ---.llldd In Vlcmaa. Afu:r bariq 1MK n:porll. 11M: Natlonol l..ape of Fami&s.. Latt Ncm:mber tbey CIITiod a ~ NY cootpk bepD adwrtioiJI& in V'ICI,_ pcdtloo tipcd by IDillioa$ of Americl.lll 10 the United their owo expense. ...tiDe for Notlooltutloaforafllll~oflht~nlltiqAmaiattls l1l<y ...,., reca.cd 10 may repons that lhcy in V ' -. .-.aCid lloc Off- ~ Committec &Del. uada t.IM: "We QOied to aiw die pcdtiaa to die Nonb V'ICtD&DICK ~of 1111...-loo Act. ~ed all of thc infonnatioft Ambusador," aplaiDcd Broots. "but 1M: would haw DO port illlad • lloc _,.,. ol k . So wc llaold.od it ooa 10 lloc US repma11athc lA tile ··-....,.. k toot alaq,Joaa time aod there,._ maay boP< llw he ClOOIId ddioer ic to thc Nonb V'ICinamesc. Wc ...,.,.. l&ld Bcoou. "but- fonally r<erivcd two hUIC ~ thtl lioox Nonh V'ldlwll hu a seat in the United boaa froat them." Notkwu, other B&tioas ahould ..,.,. forward &Del bdp 111 in c-.incd Ia II.- boACS wert 449 reporu, indudina fik this." roldas or iafonn.&lioa 00 Am<ricalu bei.oa hdd io Nonh WMn ukod If lh<r< bu been any prop-<11 .. I mull or POW/WlA("-~Aqloo")-.clhretyeoBqowh<D .......,. ....._.&I iol......_ lbeir dfocu. Bnlob rqllied WI U..,. we lllllldpolloa ......., _ , " - t1oc ~- Tbctc 11 ~ b o - . lb.M 1M ,_...., II waidq !01 11oc ano ~ ID taU.,... before~ boaQ. 11roob II ......... for a b<eal<, aot ca1y bec:aMa ~be bu .u worked 10 Joord tilt Natloalll Leopt or ......._ but becauoc hu..,., Lt. a..... Nicbola o. llcoob, -~~aoe clowD ill..._ aod tala prioooer in .laD-.y 1970• ''He'•aot.iiiiC ....,.,''lbc~. ''He ....-m..lthe piaM crull, ~ &Del cacapod t-*. His $qMdroo Commaoder Wei in • IWOftl deposition that he 111 eycwitMIIto bis acape, but fat 10m0 reaon, thoeooernmau didn't tdl usllboutlt unlll 1974." Broob explained that tltcft are tbrte di fftrtol tlaaifiC&Iions for Americl.lls in VIetnam: MIA, POW and BNR (Body Noc R<CIO\'acd). · "The Nonh V'oetn~~ne~e are whit them u levcraae," llld Broob.''Tbeywantmilllontofdollanforrcparatjoobcfor. they rdcue the ~- I'm 1om oo them..., ~>«ad!< wc'w helped <wry D<Mr eouatty we'w r~t wit.b, but 00 the ochu haocl, I think wo lhould fll'fl he Ji..,. 111 IIOtUrl1e ~btf.,..wcspa>danletd ." Wbeo aked wlla she thouaht -~-~ llcoob lq)ticd tbal -'< ahould ll<laliniRndoo, odin& llw 11>0re V'~t~namese to raolvc thc dtiMIIioo. ' 1 'm no~· down on Danocnu .- ltepublit:aru because .w'vc cltaltwit.bl>och&Dclthey'""bo</1 ddloqU(Ill,"siM: sold. "But Mr. Reqan om wry hdp .. Oovcmor or CalifO<Dia what tho priJoncn wert raum In 1973, .., w<'ro hopina h< will help Ul now... SENIOR PICTURES AGAIN! 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Prices 10 low you won't bellere your earsl Polish 223- Keep ,._--~~~ 111M Wlltl ...... et ......... radr ....._ Price•. lcMIIII ... _....,~ u.. ..... .... .... 'IOU CAW1' RAT OUR LOW PIUCESII o,., , .......... ,.. .... ,.......,.. TOPICS IN POLISH CULTURE: Pope John Paul II (3 credits) M1ln St. C•mpua • Weds. 8:50 . 9-.30 pm, 109 Perter Engr. Reg. No. 451013, lnetr. Dr. Czullw Z. Proltopczyk T1118 coutH iaiiNJtMd to aoqAit .....,..,_ wttA Joltll Pe u/1/'a act/trlUn & IICCI ;tts•• •••M.,.........,aN....,....,INdet, lfoa..,.lt/1 ....... ,...., c--.,...,..,.,. .. loleiM ........ _ .................... rN4 ,_ ....,_... ,....._...,. .......,,. ,....._,._-roc,... ...,..,_...,~- ffolfp,. . I#,....~""' lie I . . CUIIJI • . . . . . . . . 'nle ...... Reeiiii~IMou,fiNIIollel fiN,_. ..... - II,_ Mw,., ,.c c.....led IWfi.WtlcM. �l Council hears Ketter ~ on UB judicial bodies f I by Elua C.C.•a Edltt>Nto.Olt/ f A dn~iled CXJ>Wwion or the Univmity's various judicial bodies was s<1 ~ be fort the University Council )as1 mOiftb at iu Dteembet mcrtinalo •how ~~ th< 10vcmina board-ofien isnorant of many of UB'1 fuoctioninp-the ))4lh 10 jus!Tce on~ampus. In a leosthy pra<matioo by UD Preside~" Robett L. K<ucr, tile ~ i Univtmty tn'bunats were outlined. Of lh< thre< DOn-academic bodies, lh< Hearinc Committee for the Mainlenance or Public Order, it was <Jqliaintd, deals with ruks and roaula&ioos s<1 bY lh< SUNY Board or Tru.ceu: lite Studtot-widc JUdiciary ~onsidm offenses of US's stud<nt ruks and rquiJI1ions; aad lho tnttt·-R esid<n« Judiciary reprimaodo Sludeots who live on-campus.. For eaell or thooe bodies, lho nwtlmom penally that ean be recommended to Kn1er io expulsion rrom 111< Unlvenity ~-The President abo aplained the two Ac:adank JuAiaafies. Bo<h bod~ l.h< Adjudication Committees and ilt appeals board. ~Uru-.ity·wide Commit~« on Aeademic Dishonesty, un also recacn d expulsion f01 orr..... such ... plaprlsrn or obeatlna. (Bitter' yearbook dispute drags on &ptoliloa K<tter calltd the session simply a •'review or all lh< bodies at onu ... H< 101d Council members thai lhe lrlbunals bave "n<vcr been pvm memioo all a1 one< , •• on on< shtel of paper ... AJtboual\ eacb of the I<OI<OCes handed OUt by lho judicial &JOUps aiJlDOf Ill beyond expulsion from the Uni-.ily. K<Da apWoed 1ha1theycan b< pursutd in ouuid< coun•. More serious offenses. he said, ean be kvled in civil or criminal ct.SC$ on other- coun1. Deuilin& the US< that eadt body ans. the President said lho Htariog Committee for the Mainlenanoe of Public Order has review«! 18.1 eases •ill<lt.!.970 when i1 was S<l up. Apparently more in demand, lho St~ ~udk:iary has..., over 200 since last year. "So far tbio year the Studenl·wide Judiciary has seen maybe 20 cases. ThiS year it io Jettin& an increasioa nurnbet of wicrd eases ... stranf.e cases . . . bixatr<," th< President rdattd. altbo<l&h be did not dabautc. In other business Kcx11:r pve o stJILUS repon on c:&rDj)UI buildinp and Maio Street Campus r<ClOIUUIJCiion. Ans~na • question from student s~n:1a11ativt to lh< Coundl Ouis Jasen, Keucr oxplaincd thai p1aos eaU for Harriman Ubrary to be torn down beeame it is essct~~Wiy In the way of plans to encnd other on<ampu• buildiop. don<: 10 l11e In the oem~a . Tboufcm, NOihllll rcasooed,lho fuodullocated for tht projo<Hbollld be takm from DiVincenzo's stiprod. Tlte &ifjG/oniQ/1 's EditOt·in·Chi<f Jim DI'Vlnc:mz.o AltbouaJ> h< admitrtd h< was at fauh, OiV!acmzo r<Slaoed from his position last month in a bhttr dispute maiotaiotd that bio idoa rosulttd in a slc.uiriCllllt with the Studont Auodatloo (SA) over the mounrinl lnause In ponrait sittinp dwina the last th~days of ~· mismaotgemeot. Howtvu. the Editor's sittinas. rtsiplatioo, s ubmiutd Deoombet 10. has )'tt to..&... Wil.hholdio& the SUO from DiVillcmz.o's stipend OAX<pted by SA Director of Student Orsaniwions "'IIII'"'" was only a possible and not a defmiti.. oolution, occordiosto Nathan. The SA Treasum has SUI&<>led Mack. " I don't accq>t ~t~~ybod y's resisn11ioo wben Wldtt tlat additional advertioina be oeeurtd to def.-y lho th< p..,.ure of the md of a S<Inester," Msck said, costs of the promotional !Pmmkk. Nathan, bowtver, " unlc:ss he'•don<:at01ally incomp«eot job, which Jlm said that if lbc $150 was oot m.a<le up by the end ofthe haso'tdoot." MaekhasS<nltV.Ointmeooccmlnathe school year, lbeo be would "suoaaiY r=mmeod" yearbook to DiVIncenzo sine< be recdvtd lbe pmish.ioa DiViiiCCIIJO's sdpond. reslpation but has not recei""d lillY replies. Nathill> uall<d that lh< ioacase in the oumbet of OiV'moeoz.o maiQiainsthatit is Mac:k 's n:sponsib11ityto sittinpcould have been mucb areater lflh< lettm were verbally contact bim. ""l"becommuoicadon bel:wetn us. KDt our soooa as intended . ..Jim -'l"t.1fed it up,.. is not what it sbollld be." Mack commenltd. Nathan condudtd. On< of tbe St'Vetal !><Oblerns whkh prt>Cipitattd his OiV'UICmliO abo complained that SA aebeduled Kctter also explained that lit< eampu.t wiD be built 10 ....., pedestrians reslpatioo, acoordina 10 DiVioC<Gz.o, was lb< anOlh... two days of portrait sittinp wilbour c:onsultin& "anop.nl attitude" of SA whm c1ca1iJ1a with the blm, wbicb IDI&I>t result in lh< yearbooks 1101 beio& and therefore vchkles wiD on\)' be obi< to "SUITOWid" it. Addidonally, the <urrenl H.ealth Sciences Ub<ary on Main Street wiD be coo>CI'Itd Into an yearbook'• arowina problems. SA was nqliamt in ill avas'lobl< ror disaributioo w>tll after .,aduMJon. manap:mcnt responsibility and did 1101 Jive any TberormaEditorexpWnedlbatlbeftOAtJII.youtfor aparunent buildina for marrkd 11udcnts, and wal~ways wiD connect moot eonJtructive advice 10 rmify th< situation, DiVioeauo the yearbook tnua be complatd by January 29, If of the campus. outlined. aeoion are to reedvc them by May I. HoW<Ver, SA There wiD abo be a new ......,.. to th< campus c:omina orr or Main scheduled additional dttinas with Vard<n Studios on Street across from N'..,.... Fall$ Boulevard. 'The old totraocc, Kctl<r $1lid January 15 and 16 whk:ll DiVioeenzo t:Wmed wollld in a DOI-n<:W Slatemml, will be taken over by lho Niapra Frontier A.aiODOIDO. Mack repudiated OiV'tno<OZO's charaa ltlllna, "I lll&k< k "~ Impossible" for the ~k lUff to Tnrupor1ation ""'lhorily (111fTA) for a Rapid T1 >Sit depot. lll«l their dadlio<. "By lh< time we recdved lho final lltink that I am IOina a bi1 farlhor tbaa I shoUld have to Ketter c:ot>dudtd his 1"'<5<0Wion after Council member Pbjlip WtU.S pbotoo or eacb 11udent from Vllldal," DiVioeeozo uktd, "Wha& has happ<otd 10 Norton Union?" Norton, Kctter'apl.ain<d, with 1M Bu,JJG/otlkllt." The Director expWned 11>01 lho yearbook llbollld be ao autOOotOOU$ orpn!wiao aid, "0<1< tbm '-rout people would have only two was ehana<d to SQuire yean aao and a new Norton fiiCillty was c:omtrtlCitd and therefcm sboold 1101 require SA asaiun<e in days to layout 60 and make it look JOOd." on~ . MKk, who is n:sponsible for the oew silt ina dales, handlin& routin< opaatloos, in au<me sit..UOOS. Oollins O.Ym<au10'1 obrvpt resiaoatio<> "1 ....0., $11dtbatthrmoveb.ldrecdvedtheapprovalofVuclcn and would - havc been ........., ir DiVioeeozo had loosy thin& 10 do," Maock aid thli be -.ld havc liO ordattaled his Deeemb<r letter campalao in cboiee but to accept th< retiaoation If O.Ytno<OZO tb<-cr. remaiDJ adlmant. DIV'm<:aw>, bas nol released the neceuary ia UDder -..a,__a infonnodoo for tb< <ffociCDt opentlon or the )'<llltoot A lbtcat by SA Tr-..rcr Ala.o Nathan to <DCUIIlbet DiVillc:auo .. $101) stipaJd - lh< maiD ,....,. ill lbc to SA, Mack eddcd, biDdcrifta Ilia efl'oru to coon!inate former Eilitor't dedlloo. N:cordioa to DI'Via<aao. be llwlfoJ<Hrltln. ~ to Maoct, tb< rnnn<F f1tEEI • Cob with the ~ of spau Sl50 of SA monty in a letter~ to DOOfY Sditor bas pven SA th< schedUle or cx•ou1oct 1 Middle Eut.a 5aDdwicb. oeoion or tb< and data for portrait tittinp. cbdliaa aoc1 tb< adcltaacs or tbe ~k'• ..rr. Mac:t 1a coo.t'ldtlit that tb< ...rr wiD ~ to tb< Vloit Hew o.li1 H o - , be did 1101 nWI tile lcncn until Deceaabet tO, pn:oawe or lbe l.ole dadllne and ""uld consic:la altboo-'> SA had -oved lbc pro)«< a ~ -llct. Nalla lb<~~ aotilled o;v--...,..,..., IICOOI'llilll to i.ocreaill& lbc size or lbc ..,.,.,.. 1be ~. ~;32341tWD St._ _ _0,. 1 k::amswt.otbr:y~. _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ tbnner Editor, ibal tltis procnuUnatlOG had made !he b o - , wiD-beabl<towork witblhottaffw>tllb &- 6 am . 121/21/81 *""ertisinl c:.apaip • or _ , . slloce il was • by Dan Bowman C4mpw Editor waur...,.. r---------------------· U • • Donut! ...,,ier I DIVersity I I 1 I I I 1 I I nw t* o.r 1 I~ w lelli.•te Halls Aao-ce I 1 1 1 Ret. Moe. • s-. up,. POSmONS AS IESIDOO ADVISOIS ............ ........,_.".......,""'"'-""' ..,., ............ . "...... _ .... .._ay, _.. ............. _ r l ................. ..., ....... . _ . SIUCnOII: ...___ ...... _.,,._ 'ILA...._,..,.._,_ri.U..., _...,_ ......,..,._,........, "....._ ilr• .......,...._ - " . . , . _ ........... .. .....-rl ...... _..,_.... .J ...,. ................,_,._._ .,...-. ..__ .. ....._. .. _, ..... _.. .................... llLIIoootWA.-. C!fl@DIIID ........ ....... ........_ .... _ I .. . . . . . . . . ....,.............. _..., .. .................... .. .,..,.....,...._ ..................... ..... ...,. ........... .._ __ .... .......... ~ j • . _ ......... .io' ...... _ ............ ., ............. ....,.. ~ r.....:. ........... a.....c- u. ..... ' .. ,. n..a..,, ..... zz. ....... Qaal. lt,. ....,, ..... a-w. .. ~c- ...._.~ S. W"-'- a...a ............ aa...-. .... - . .,._ . . . . . . ., . . . . . . ..................... _......,._ ............... ~ . .,...... Ia Iaiit ..... il .,..._........, .... . -~AiooDa&~-·--·· II) IADI!IW!Sl'!LMa ..................................... , . _. . . . . . . . . . . . a ......................... _ .... . . . ............ . . ... c...-,a.....c- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... .... ~...................... otll TO IIER l ..,_. STUDfJfi'S • AU. ACADEIIIC FIELDS I �i Battling·student press i open political Pandora's ~ box ! of Squire Hall space -- I... ..,.,... ....s _......,_, . 1 ; AJwa,. • loatbed of polillcal tbc llllnl Oooo or Squire ~ .,_ opia Cf\IIICed la10 a coacro_,.•lllled ce nter or student lofiatnilla. J: lovo!Yioa • bost or lludeou Ofllllladou....S 1 1 0 -· 1llt curnat dlapatc orillaoiiY .-....s OQ tbe Uaeaiea COilllict betwe.eo tate two J&udeat ocwfJ>apcu supported by IUDdalor)' r -- 771t Al l - u ,.,_ ...S no, II t.a CV'Oiwd laiO • eoaaplbted prol>6om thai .,_ ota.:tiOd tbc anadoa or Salt lloorcl I. tbc Uockqrad-e Studcm Allodatlooo (SA), ....s Squire Houle eo-11. AJ one time, It abo dr_.s VIce l'raldal1 for Fac:illllca I'Winlna Jolin Neal lato tile (f11. AI tho ctllt<r of tbc COOtro"<r11 an apace and ror 77lt All.,utt Prus-the weekly ne•npapcr produced by the Altcmllle News Collcalvc (ANC) whicb obaru Squire Hall llooal 1117 witb iu rival Wftkly fcat111e m.apDnc. 1llt flre wu lit wllallbe Oarreat cbarJed tbe ANC wltll umporiQa willa .. ()aobu ll ' - wbicb coal.llaod a poD or •l>dmt attituda towatd.s 1hr vartov1 campus poblk1docu. tu Editor.U..Qiicf ~ Lube tolled Squire HouR Council imo tbc . . _ _ oad k nolalla Noocmbcr thai tbc ANC - oollocdvdy auikJ 1114 -.lei be forced LO forfdt lu after~ priYiqcs for two wub. o..-. edlliaM, boa orJond I ......... ...... of . . . . . . .. lbc __, ~ ..... tbc ..,;..so cocm.c.t - y WI tbc two cmbryoelic JIIIPII'I ~ be ...,..rod oad a LO fiad 1 room ror tbc ANC. MW _ , diacloalou. • pilll t.........W tt.a ~Pill t.bc ANC lato lOOm Il l , th rormtr repooilbry for tbe Ualvcnlty'a cbtd: cublna a od poll orr..,.,_ll_ moved lttJo tbe bookstore. Tbat room wu ori&inally lotnded for SA 'a Shdaol Ouu..... Offlce. but duo 10 rqiDrted lacpclt'* by t.bc SA .e-ucivc V"occ l'rdi4cm, k .,.. ....:II_....., ..... Tba room 'a blJlory laW>Ived Sab Board Squku Ambcnt DlvWoa Dimlor FrtDI< CI>IMid'• ~ it • ..., [1'0111 Neal. ooloo had plaomcd to c1w1ac it into a bomc ror an:hltecu wortlt1a oo the tnnsroniiOtion or tile milo Slr<et Campua into a Htalth Sdenoca Cmter. Yet >Omcone in SA, ANC spot...,... Doaald SinftOit aed Finane:e Coordinator Dona• IW><IAIZllO say it wu Trcuurcr A1aD Nllllwl, iD cfTcx:t, wbo vetOed tile pba. "He (Nilhan) elida 'I WU1 to Ji"< us tile room oo tile Oooo _.,.. i! be wan~ed to cad ua, or If . . 1'1111 out or lites .. tbc ,...., we -.lei have bcett tno vla'bk 10 ~ of," Siuoct __ -.._ ---- -.......... .............. _"' ..... -·_....... ___.,.....,.._ ~ ... --~ - - , . . - - - - ... - ... - _ _ ......, _ ......_... rccdvabfa-or WlaiUa:led bills. The ANC spok<sman abo Sub Board ofllciab said tbcy bavt IIIJistcd tile IIDOChcr uonamod SA pold the ANC tbe almost Sl~ they loulclcr bcpn to spread tile word ocw the aroup, but even wah that Ill• tilt aroup wu iD 11nmc1o1 payment Nathan said un1a> 11e acu trouble, whidl C21itu!,idn01ed wua a cheek fl'O<II tbc Coll<ctive by nexl "IMID obaude" iD bls clcallntt 10 wcdt, II wllloot publish ita January fllld a ocw boone fcx tile collcx:tlvc. lll1011e. "Tiley will DOt priol," ht It lod to I JD<IItiQa b t t - promiacd, "unfao tbcir cub aed Raaduo and Na!haa 111 lib Talben ~ biUs arc OQUOII." H.oll office. • wWc:b tbc ANC lloall But Slooott ud Ruduo bad rcportodly p ve ~ coww.....S Nltbaa's asscrtiom by Tn:osun:rtbc~tlwlt.,.. abowi"' tllat thdr II'OtiP lw not l<vtft 1D0C1<tarJ ~ble. bill <dlcx:ted ~ $1100 iD bills IIIII rltbcs a "cub llow pn>blan." tb• itlrcvenucs .......t ita Co...-ed Monday, both pvc a -. "We sboWcl hove DO cborJ<d. Nadwt, bowevcr, dmfa thai lib dirt<fiaa iaiPft:lllions or tbc ANC'a problalu," Raedz:zo orr....s. :liM ocdooa ~ tilt ANC from prCit'lll fiDaadal otatUI, with moi.ololncd !hal Nlllbao WIDU ll>e bccclmina 121'1 DCalj)IIIIU, Nllhan dllmina !hal it will fold by paper to 110 indq>mdau-tO tbat citina !hal Ia lib SA poot be 1w Matdl and Ill< cxpnlutlon arauloa lu lncomt orfsc:tJ iu apc~~Jt~-by little 111nuau .,... Squlft ..,_ it will-.y alloal thrOUJh tbe year. nut September-an qll$loou. He n01od, b o - . thl& Nllhan tlcuiled tlw tho ANC'a "lmpoulbllity" aile claimod. It did 1101 hlD6cr the paper' s ill bls on _ . , oplnlon, "tbc l*anct is oaly $171 , whlclt docl lftheANCdoaloKiusoiiiCilCY, abiUIJ 10 pubU.b 111 w~tly lloor Is no piKe f01 a not laclude tbe aroup'a Nathan said be will -put more lllndJ Into ita .......,.t. "I will tdl Buffalo NewspriDt aed Ual-*Y Pral WI It .... D O - · wbica tbc cad ol tbc ANC -n tbcyoollocuom•-·-tbcy -put out . . ' - · " be dcuDod. n- riDIDCiol qu.olms CIJIJcd Oobalc to puU beet oo lib offi:r or a- Ill to tbc ANC. "SA p ltcloy boc:o.- lh<y t1oo ~ lib 10 aroaDd ....., tbc Brtng books to M .oof flllllaa II llle7 arc 1o111a ova- tbcir bllqot," be -.d . Wednesdey, Jsn. 14 through Wednesdey, Jsn. 21. ANC """'- fiODdiaa [tom SA, willie TIW Is a pno!IICt of M Boenl'a Publlcadooo Dlvbloa, Boob wll M 80id from bcoldocl by MidiMI ~ Mondey, J~n. 9 through Wednesday J~n. 28. OtiMicl thai r-u~otec~ hll pilll-to ....,.. tbc Nnr Yor~ ...UC lot..- ~ Pick up un801d boob lind checka Oroop (NYPIAO) btto doc m lloor ol'llct, tile ANC LO l.S6 Thunt»y, J•n. 29 throiJ(/ht Fridlly, Jan. 30. Sqoaft, ...... 771ta.-tlleaolt ol . _ J0'7. NYPitG Projocl Cloor6ollot t..J lsaillb I l i a - woa1ol n- m 011- ...... r.,... ~ $ NEED EXTRA CASH? 1 Come to the SA BOOK EXCHANGE '81 SQUIRE HALL BASEMENT $ c=w-t t Thla I• • non-profit etudent operation where you submit your boob, -.t your price and if eold. you wll reCeive 'check for the price you requeeted (minus • 7% service charge). ..w ......,. .. loai.......S . . . . l'ddliJ ...... a ao . . _ a ....-... - _. . . . .. to wbo abould au the liiSI 11oor ofll« ..,_, coosidered prime arn for nudent oraanlulions that depend upon aurac:tloa studenu to rm thdr ranu. SA Student Oraanlution Oiret:tor BiD Motk-wbo ..,.... with Nathan !hal a . . . . . _ Jbould DOl have title 10 I lloor orll«-bdlnt:a tbiJ orr-Campus Housina bdoaia oo tbc aroood lowl. lc b cutrttOtly '-<! iD Sub Board'uulteororl1c:a""''5oll>ttbinl lloor. Yrt Chinnici eonaldt rs the poalb011y of aolvioa tile pcvblem aed acttloa th< two rta~~tina newtpap<n apan Is only "»-'<!. " If NYPIRO spuma bis offer for Room 121. O!inald said be will .._uate with the Tldtet Orr... to ollow them to pmcr tbe coveted flrst floor IIJ*C. Thur, tbe ANC would be left wttll no"""'"' 10 ao aed with 1111loo space 01 a pnmlum few other olttrUIJ- ore lcll. Tile Dlvbioo Dimlor t:0111lrmed thai Hoax Couodl-wbicb h< cbalu-01111 tbe fiul clccision, oil~"" docs ...... ""' po- to ... inckpr:ndaolly. llot tbot Ia 1101 tb< oaly diu~Jca~- tile ANC 1w with · EM1J 111 o.am11cr. be r"ed orr a to tbc oollcdlvt. '11'01"DiQa ~ !hal 111e7 *>uld diKODtiaue thdr procti« of ddlvcrlna tile to Buffalo Stotc Coiltte oad allowlaa writcn r,_ !be Elmwood Avmut Co1Jcac to contrlbute 11t1c1a to tho ua. tiiDCiad · Althouab admlttiaa that dMulbutJooa ooplca 10 tho lllaffalo !lcae II .,.,....,._.... 00117 Ill t.bc ~ of doe lllldidooal a dverthloa rowcnu accrud-Nac~ uld that aolldladoaa 11-. oCIIer dooll ,., rtnt ••ke wrta.. _ . ....... .. ---'· ......... lOt . . . LO r.d a hCfalo CGIIIet .......... willl UB ~ w. ..... ,.._.,.._TIW a.- a11o .........., piiiOD 10 . . . , . . . . . a... ..... ~ . . . . . . . . . doc 8oenl DMi.- DINcw _..... - .. ........ AHC'. a..id allo ..... doll M W l'lla ...... ' * - doc IWO - ~ ocllu ..... ..... ........._ . . rolaod ~. lbc ..,....._....,.._ .. _ , Jowl* ...... tJttiolt. ...... • ~nibat!W. 148c*, .__......,. -tbeANC -a..~ If the book Ia not aold, It wll be returned to you on 'Titunldtly, Jan. 29, end Ftltllly J•n. 30 ~ ............... '* - ..w•--.... .............. .,......dial .... ._... ror,...... • -wllll"ffloelrl..._..~ llwouldbe . . . . . . . . . , _ by SA.. ''nlir . . . . . . ............. tho ~~ -- --toM.ef..... cwallad. Ho ...... - - f .... IIN....., ... I SA ooeld pcolillat1 0 11111a... ... .. .......l Irl...,._ aor.tM....,......_of tbc H~- .... piMOd by ............. lAollraoL AJ ko ...,•-n• u.,c.,,.•• .., , -.ontioo ...... . ...... ...... O....llttt ... S.b ,·~ ............ lAMto'* olf IM ...... . ........ ..... ...ay .. .... �R~Port high1i8hti recruitment bySirrn &a1tr $pt<tNift Slr(f/ "'"'"' IIIIMnilia will be lbt Oldinary counc or._. iD 1M I!IIQo." lbh iJ>crcaod compc~ltioe, II eaplalru, ;. capeaed to spur mO<e t((tdalt and offottlvt mcaJU of attractlna .studenu. eoncertr-d effont to lmproo;e new oadmllc and sW<Ic:nt life Proaramt and E41tor'# NOH: 11oe/QII""'inz u • •umm11ry 1111/rm.,, of tltt U~tiY~rlfty's Jt11 R~port on tnrollmtnl tunds and lht admissions prrx=. It is btint hizlrliplttd 1n o S/lNJI by The ....,. tuillon cuts by PrJ•&l< Sp<arum lira stmmu ~ of wti•mitles tl\rouP arams-in-eld tht lntrtrzsint ollonnon tnrollmtntr frOOI State 11nd FedeniiOUtC<S. llflll ,.,.,.,/Jmtnt lilT rraitlflll ho The reasoa fO< lhls inc:rutld tdiiNttonol c~tcla wlticlt tiTt anpcdtloo Items from lbe Swt dtp;/ttklll 11p011 tM>n for SJ111t £4-ut>a ~·· rorccut tmuttm«. tlrat lbt allrllbet or hiab JCbool In llnticlpotion or the sharp compcutlon for lludcols in tht 1980s. a Univmity.wldt Commitltt IO Study ()pcn1ionaJ Pr0«15CS report r<kutd I&SI J9D<Il<r advised UB 10 dtvOic lu ...,.lies to recruitment and student rctt:ndoo. In tht wake of tht immmmo ,.,._ ol OoVUDO< Hll&h L Coorty's Elc<CUit\< Boda<c - . Univcnrty orrtcials lhrOUJboUI tk Sutt are re<ummona auollmm1 drlvts. A bud&n driY<n by enroHmC"nt n auret hu forced 1dnunblniOr> to look fO< new and brccrr waya to attract stuOent.i. The repOrt, tdeascd las! F:oll as a -summary statement on UB's ad01iuions and recruitina p<OCQJa, advua that inaased competition lor lludtnu by "'tht nauon,·· mo.u rnoC"ctcd lf1ldwllos wfU pul/y Oo:llne. lbh cJtocreast wfll be par1ic:uiar imi>OIUIIe< to W""ern Nn< York wh<rt the number of hlah tthool andutt<l Is oxpteted to dip 33 ptl<l<lll by 1917. The f~&urcs foe !'lew VO<k State arellfptly lca-2J pcrcmt in the lime. Ia comparuoo to A&ioaal tllltnlltd a roulhll' 16 pcr«nn ckcltllc thus l<aYirll New Voek Stott Khools lSI a PoomY pool$1on. Tht committee JOCS oa tO cik IOmt tmponant r.aon. in the Au of UB"s tnroUmtnt durina the 191101 If it wishcs 10 comptte. Amona thest foaors 11e the need for qoalhy Pfoanms that .,.. respOoulvt 10 "udtnt needs, the qutl1ty of lludtat lift at U B. tho qllllity of lll>dcnl SUppOrt ...-vkcs and tbe coot of atteodina U8. Other key concm~s, II< tlw or r....,.. A "Women 's' school recruits male audience FREDRICKSBURG. VA (CPS)-In lh< ln<I<ISIDIIY·htated offoru 10 "'stll'" <~~npu_<n to hlp >Cbool stnJOr> dcddina •filCh coOcac to aumd, admllll.>lralor> b1•< .,,.. awat frl<bca.. flown l)laD<s ,.ith advenmna clnnocrapbk: trmds ia ~ r"'ioo .,11 in Nn< v.wt State. th< competition fostered by !best trc:ndl and tbe ability or ldmisoioa and r«tl.Ulmcot systems to aun.ct lludCIII$ 10 UB. Accordirl& to the commiucc, no recruitment policies uJs1 for freshmen and transfer 11udena. T1ils h due panly 10 Ill< 1111< allmbcn freshmen !hat .,. at.U"I<I<d 10 lk Uohenily ..,.h ,..., .bt tbc tally 19?01 '"'; ,..........., cnrollmmt •is about 22100 - . . . 11w FaU or 19e0 tnroflm<ru boiJled I fuU JQ) rrubmeo 1tuclcou. Tht rl&UTC is, bOWCWT, WJm~wf\at lop1idcd st~~~ Jtudenl 1rt dltJWOpOniona~ aonoen1mtd in or hiJ)I dcm11nd areu, the repOrt nOICI. lower demand amu such al tlw loculdc:s of Aru and Ldttrs, Social Seienc.. and Millard F1lllnorc Collea• ha¥C lUfftred IVC*IY from C1IIVOrDall do;:lioc. Pouitllc rtaiODS cil<d by lbt report Include a decline In job OppOrtunities Cor those lltcalas well .,on hl&h ••perior pcof<ISional P<OI"'"" demand areas. Transfer prosranu were cited u a partlcular · problem area . Enrolhnems 11 UB bavt plumm.tltd from 71lO Ill 197S 1o 4200 in 1919. nus tharp dccrtmt. tlw commlucc r:ootends• .,..y be due to -.lcmlc UOIIS 1101 ~ <DOUah lniUftr trcdiu oc cquivoknl ..,.,.... from otbn sdtools. Tht commintot also caiJs for tht c<tabtisl\nlcol of a President "• Enrollmml Boltd to be mad< up or fKUily, adminiJiratOn alld IWO Student rtp<<Oftltlltw... This board would n:\'kw and rroommt.nd tnrollmtnl alld roaullmtnl pO\icitl tnd .,ould Cllablish a wit fora 10 carry out Its recommeoc1uions.. Aadcmic uniu art mcouractd >trumcrs o'<r h>P sdtooi foocball lladJIIIm. htred Madison Avtnvt ad•muuiJ rtmu, and pufl"d <•talocUts tat Anlioth) ol •• ......,..> by the board to .., mrollmtnt ........ roc eacb ,..,. pro•okin& wordl " ~a-- t.hae"s a cottqt recru.atc:r v.ho v.-arns 10 dw\lr tustc'hool., n.amr 10 Thb h&s .,... • pOlicy ..bid! '" .... >...,. h&s beao larJdY nc:alc<Ud, tlw ma\t n mort sak:a.ble. Rtdwd Warn«, as asmran1 prof....,.. who lrcqucntl)' recrwu ht&b school scn10n. for Mary Washlll&too Collqt, thtnb the n&tnc " Mary WaJhtniiOR,. dnwa prCMp«tiVt SIUdtnlJ av.ay Wamcr clt1mtd both 1ie"Aa wan1 to 10 10 CU<d c:olltJC.S chest CS•ys. a.nd that "' Mar y Wa~hington" JUtt doun'i 1ound <o-«1..-atJOnal Conocqucntly, 11umu do noo """ !<tllnfomwion •bout the idlool-•h"'h h.. had '" name sun tllOe-bettuso they I.!>U<n< n doa ""' attq>t ....... ~pplla.nu. ••f' •< ~~ aloft< at many colltat no&hu In VUIJI'II lull> oc:boob," he r<eaiiJ, .... h,........t k ldl~tt ow ..... ll<aiiO Olhcf ............ tChoob alld ro tlw other wat. I">< JOD<IIp 10 tlwm, and the) lay tb<) thoopl •c only look \lloOft\('ll.' ' The prof~ eoo<:edts earollmtnl ropres "··~ been >tne)Ul)y <rippled by the w:hool'• name, "1\Mlh boooB<lcorac Wash!DI{on'> OIOihcr. but clauru the tchool'o saual balantt and IIC10demic sdc<tivny ha\C •uffcred. "'We hi'< ab.>utl$00 SIUdcrltJ, with a1·1 rotio Of ftmalelto malo.'' he I'IY>· "'Thai rs not beina wrrlcitnlly ce><d. To m.~ke up foe our mrolln!cn1 ptoblcml. wt had ro aa:rpc II -~ of lhooc ,.ho apphcd lul year. Tlw"t DOl ban1 Yerf sdoaivt." War~~tt"s name ct.an.., pcopooal h&s-..,.. uncNII<r>Jed. Molt ollal, entia !lave-'""" or balta- and '-">iuvt 10 the~ o ( - m a>e>dt:niiOCICty. So far 1ht t<Mo~'• ~ IWdy Wcit>bftdl, h&s .....W ~ •O<III>at attado. "Thd rwnc bl>siaciJ flies 101 the r- ol aeuinaiOCiay to llwll thll IAytbin& the WIIIIIIO do," Wriftbndt told Zodiat: Nto-s Ser\icr.. "'Why cb._ tbo name Alllply beet- aomc men don'r bltt IU 10uod. Slrlh I.A-Collqcalld Nola OameU~dou'l-lo han- any problems•• , ''""'-schools mel> u Sarah La""'nct and Olhcrt arc wieldy trsown. They doto't !lave 10 tell llll)'OD< they're <:Oo<ld," w....., ..,.,.m. o..dlcy BlodJ<t, 1M adnl.luioal dinlt:lor .. Sinh Lawrc:ace, ays hit ac:bool's mrollmatc 1101 suffered froe iu ,_,bat heCUIIDOdoo "lll<rc !lave bceo ....,. pcnlilrlu witll ....,. •uclcall....., ~...,...., 10 lllld -lhatwean:irodC'C!II<:Oo<ld." "Birl Clocrt's.., 11111 Oft)-.~ 10 ctwco - - . " lie pcediaJ.. Ai tary w~. hopes_., juot • Tilt< dool's c-.ilt«oo ~Allin buutlwlriatd alhldy 10 lra~ka ..._ • lliP odloolo ...... 11w sq~e. So •.11o lbooo comno~ttce mcm1>cn have been "quito $UI"JOritcd by ...._ lltq'ft foomd.." llul ht ll4mlu there b no ocrlous calk 10 clla.nalna the nllnC. "ll·s 004 CIIOUib or a trilil y«. Wbm our auollmml ...Uy boalas 10 su.rror r.- t.bil, ..,... we·u- OOMt IIIOVtliiC'N.o we~ 10 r.u out t1w CX>II-.c, wt'U ~ 1bt -."loc AJI. Alld • lloel be tlt.iDb lbt w.ry adalinitrntiOD '*"_,..,"""do r.. w.,._., m.. rar. w..- w,_ n-. w-...... ..m r_.x~dool'a...,..,..-•...........,.· w-- irllloG dlat "bJ ai'riatJ 111or ...,_....,. wn. • - · · dool ... llrtdioa• • ....... _ _,_....,_IOIDIOI ...•IICrOIIJ,..,.... ..,ey--...-----.. ......,....... <:Oo<id Doell, lral jaa doD'I. ...... 1M W by . . . . . . to lint dlait:c. s- . . . . - .. "-' ...........• -·-o.o.·· Old lAdY• ~ .. Malloor'o ....,.," ...S " 111e eoa..r or !llar7 ...S lfltr Soa, Oeoqt." , . , .............. - responsible for utabllsbiaa Pfoarams to otlr11<1 11udcau. In addhion. "proccduru 10 fadlitate 11udcau ~n~~~rmna from DUE 10 JPC(ift< ....s.mlt: units "'should be dtvdoped• Ex«utioo of recrukmenl I)Oilcics IDaeuod JOCial oai>kla wftb arc divided into four studeat major wa.1 aaothtr .secton--uott. llndcrlfOduata. rrcommcadatioe &bit miatu uusfers and Millud AIIIDoK i...-...c aacleat ioriDal hi a ..;or Collqe. area. CradiWc pcopams may ha•~ 10 F'onally. thtrtport ....... thai .. dcvd atw Mu1er's level AdmissiollS Board be and >bould aatntnc "lh< estabtiihtd 10 rksip a ...;.. of oncntauoo, ad\'111111 and catt'C!r •ntq>attd sub-tyllcms fO< Ill ,... planaina and plac<mcnt •rlltml... fr<SitmeG and IC)phoolorc ahc report reads. Altrlttlna Pouibk subosyllcms CIOOI.Id Include Studtnu to UB could bt 1mptovcd campus visiu. prr·application by obtllnioar>tW ttholarshrp lundl """'-"<~ throocll brocbwa and (rom tffffcrtt>« SOUrt<l the r<pOn co Ilea~ ••day•• • •• •ell u added. Ori<ttlatioo. (-ial old 11nd lltcommendotions roc lmP<ovboa a<Mscmalt mfcxmato~ ~ D1vi110n of UDdcraraduatc to pvc O('W Jt\tldcat 1 1n0re Educ:atioa !DUE) calltd foe" <Kh ·•pcnau~·· .,.otuB... .,.,.,. uuclcr'""'uat< wnl 10 dc:u.,..t a •lli<ll lbc ac:boolltu ....... - l y IAc:rlltr m=bcr •ho '*'OIIld bt ll~a&bv........,.. - ......... s,....... •udml•. The New York Times The Washington Post Jack Anderson Staffers ' The Washington Star The· Buffalo Evening N.e ws The Courier-Express Associated Press, tt~ British Broadcasting Company •I Tlie DaJfy NSVIS ·fl I The Rolling Stone .,\\U • .,.. ":! We send our people to the best. 'ft <04d.." o l _•• ....., ............., ~~~ow..,,_ . ...,_, dtdr . ....._,,.,_.., . - - _ . ._ . . . 1 _, M.,... -.......... lle • _ _ odrlo .O.WJMitc be rtpO ..mo. These I&!Jd• ....,uld be livmlo tlw Prc:Ud<D! "'ho would haY< final ay in estabtilhinalat&d enrollmcnu. oily. "My ' Join lHEspECffiUM �.,-----------------------------, j SARATOGA BEER- BEVERAGES• I I ! : Dlatrtbutlng J 1 3605 Sheridan Dr. ~ 1 (Near tbe COl1M:r of MUiersport Hwy.) i I 834-3140 i : ~ 1 ! I ~~ I 1 Mlchelob, Molson's Budweiser, Lobatts, K""'fJC?', - _ : . 1 Get1esee Cream, Mtllets • Peps~ Cok-e: !"!ires. T~m /J N£WWINT£A HOURS: Frt,• •m·Bcom. S.t.t om-5:30 Pm.Cio\«<.&Jndoy 1I I '/ clip and C::. I One Coupon Per Purchase - Vtlld thru J..,. 27, '81 · "" If TH£ Sp£Cl $5 OFF !7 Keg of Kreuge!' Beer 1 1 -~=:;================: f . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·- - - - - - - ____ .. ------------- -.·-iI ~----~-----~· COME INTO REO BARN SA' ~ :J.~- I 1 ~· I I ~. ·,_~ .-: • I FOR WHAT vou'R HUNGERIN' FOR!ll $ 249 "' . : ~: CHICKEN DINNER & COKJ;;- - .;; , · 99 M£~LS .~ CHICKEN CHALLENGE 1 I I I savt;o - RED BARN I · I I KIDS c OUR SAVINGS ARE FOR EVERYONE- NOT JUST COUPON HOLDERS! GREAT SAVINGS WITH ()UR LUNCH-CHICKEN SNACK _________________ . ________________________________ ,II ,I .. IH>l'H OF FREE 8 \\ ....I --------------~----CI'I'Y WIDE AUTO SUPPLY INC. TIME I • I •- • • < ..;.;;.;;.;~ COKE & COCA COLA ARE REG. TRADEMARKS OP COCA COLA CO --.-------------------------- I I I I I I I I RE~T,\L I I I I I I I I I to be u~ed in l~onjunctiou "ith an,y pur·chasc .at CIT\' \\'lOt: AU1'0 SllPPLY INC. "} 1501 Kensington Al·e. ~oar· Eggert Hd. 837·2020 BnJ•, Lift anc/1o(J/ n~ntal M IT() #'tlR1'S 1ll DJSCOI \ T /'RICES .. _________________________________________________ Call for an Uf>IJOi!IIIMrnt • H3 7·2020 13HJ k.•·n.,in}(fon \\ t·., rwa1 I (gt•••f I - l\pitt·.,1•b IJ ~~ Sm•e S S S ·Do ,Juto Hepuirs loursc{f'. • in u IO'urm, 11 t•ll·lil garuge! • .- · ,..REI: ml• kt• .from f',,;pert medwnit'.o;. ______ :sonny's Pizza ('~"'~~~~ :----so"iii;y~s--P-fzza :~ I 1 ;"- $1 00 OFF I :; I II I 'HEC 01:1.1\'tiH\ - fl9t-7311 • \II,\' L~. Cht~t~M~ t't ~ :FREE DELIVERY. 7dn~l'oll~(•l·k! :_1 ; I ,.,.., & Pepperoni Piz.La ~I '1 o \\b \ \\ hilk 1 """·"""' · ~•''"' '2""'· '""·•1"" ' ""n' \tun.,.""'tl. lf"ut l~n1. 'Un . .a fHII 'l <. llflltl O• t•n balwd Piuu • l'ucos e 11 in~s e .lntipastu C:hat·couliJur/Jcclunl Hihs & Cllil'kPn e Sub;; II 691·7311 3036 Sweet Home Hd. Aanherst , Nelv York ...,--------------------------------------~------------• .. ~-------------------------.--------------------891·7319 : : FREE DISCOUNT CARD $1 .00 VALUE : .Entitles students & S r. Citizens to $1 . 75 Admission Price for oil Showings 1 I (Brlng student l.D. to Boxofflce for Card) : : EVANS ART THEA4fRE Sheridan Drive & Evans St., Williamsville -632-7700- : 1 I 691·73 1}) ____________________ ~ __________________ .... :._ ____________ EVANS ART THEATRE : JAN. 14th- "THE WAR AT HOME" JAN. 21st- ''BYE BYE BRAZIL'' FEB. 4th - "EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF" �• OFFERS YOU THESE :v SAVING' COUPONS e - save a bundle! Bill THYGESEN' S Towing & Snowplow Service · \ 24 HOUR PHONE (7161 834-2000 . . ·' . ..- ------------------------r---------------------. . -------1 : PUTT -PUTT® 2 PUTT-PUTT® $1 in I ~~~~~~~Jcr- GOlf&GAMES ..__ NY : _..._I Gott & Gomes ~~~~:g:.:o.... FREE Game Tokens With rh~ pu•chn~ ol SI.OO '" Tolrl'n~ a ThiS Coupon! 1 I I Valtd w tlh UBI. D. Catd Buffalo's Most Mod11m limit 1 Coupon pet person Vld•o Gam• Room £xplrts J11n I : 28, •a1 l. RECEIVE $5.00 OF FREE TOKENS with the regular purchase of $5.00 worth of tokens. .=::t: 8U~OIO>~ :u:n_ • - • I : 1 I I .!::·;:!'!.~'!! .. __ - _:cw::.~~_• J ===;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;;;:;:;::;;;;;;;;::==:,,. .. ----------------.. ----... - .. ---.. ZON GUITAR REPAIRS 3469 Harlem Road - 836·1255 Feotomnq the ...u l•f9•SI ..,.ct>On ol P"'''· ,..,.Up$ vtd oe eesSOIHI fACIIIs"e dtSIIIOUIOt Of S.ymolll Ounc.J~ pickups A COtnplell llpllt ShOP COrtMII Ill •specls Of f1UIUII IIPIII lnd modtl•c•r•on. Spec•olo:ung In custom h. .d mode •nsltuments. 4mong out m•nr >~lll•ed t.llslomers: • Willie Nile • Sil~er Bullet Band Buffalo's most progressi'l~ repair shop offers a FREE set of strings with a set•up' and intonation! i VALID THRU FLB 7, '81 : I I .~ I 1 I 1 _ ___•_r_o.ro_•_s_o_s_•_Pe..;;.g.•s_o_n_i_c_s_•_rh_e_~_o_y_s____• ___ z_o:!~''!.A!!I!.P,!~~:!4!9!!:'!'".. !d;..~~ !_5~- __ .I -----~-----------~~--H~>.sular Chili, French Fdes-~& --~~ 12 oz. Soft Drink $ �I COIICCS'IIi1l& l*lt!Qa restrlc:tlons reSIIIIIna from the wbidltb<1 doim ......Jd oeverel)o lilnlt CD«- l*ldolt· The New Yo.t State~ of~ reccnllt ~ thlu Pllrtina bt ratric:led bet'IOCCD Ea<n and Mo,ple Roads for the bil:e ,....e. Ova 2S sia:JWures _, oo a pcWlon submiued to the llovd ia proc... Bw r_.ucss or the pot<Dtial !*kina problem. Ambcnt T,..n SuptMjOr Jack ShArpe bdi<oa that tbt proposed bike rout< is of lf<lll itnpc>naoce to the community. "This po1hny iJ essential," ShArpe said. "W< ha•e b<t'n uyina .._..., years for thiJ route. and I'd hate to lose h now." Althou,h the plans arc r~ and blddina for the cont~ruction iJ about to bqjn, Sharpe admits that incessant complainu ovtr the IMk<way could have an advcrs< cffea and wipr OUt the tntlr< proja:t. "A big oonuoversy over the project could make the State ba<kout." explained the ,SUprr>isor. "Th<y're jwt looking for an excuse to usc the funds elsc:,.here." the Towo Boord ~ I l ! I I ____ ___ ... _ .,VIW fliGHT , AU)ttQ: AMhwlt Bikeway's ...... ...... -~--· future in jeopardy c..npuses. __ ......... .,_...,_""'""wlllboltll.... .., _, ,.,.. '""'"'.w.m.el'lld .,.........,........,. et .... """ -~ b1 0aYO~ka· SI>Mr•m Stoff Writ" Since 1973 the Town of AJnhmt and ard<nt UB bicycfuts have b<t'n tf)'inJ to obtain a bike path betwt<A U B's Main ~a<t and AJnhtrtl HowtY<S, montlu before iu projected Jane Slarl. Town resiclmu lhin& alona S"'ftt Horne Road have >'Oited thOr displeaoure to l.oolo1 suppon Slaru of dimini$hin.c suppon hi\'< surfaced amona the Town c:ouncil usc:lf. "Ooc counc:ilman evaJ suucsted we back out." Sharp< r.-uled, "thai ocares the hdl out of me. All wt need iJ three more to join in." Sharp< &lfCCd with the citium that a rutnrtion could pre,'Cilt residalls from eruenainin& aucsu at theh homes sit>ct the Town dn......,ys aren't Jona a>OIIJh to accomodate four or r"e cars. " Wr coWd jUtl impose a ~loaht han," he SIJUCSled. 'Tht bites won't bt ridiOJ Ill/ clay." E•m pracndy residall> do llOI enjoy unhmiled !*lunJ a1ona S•·«< Horne Road. ColliiCilman Rkbarcl Barton m<ntioned that the inability to swttch cars inlo the ~tree> would pr<ltllt a small annoyan«. "The han would not allow them 10 jockey their cuo around iu the momiOJ," be said . "They feet thiJ i> very iaconvcnicru . Accordina IO Barton, however, the problem IO<S d<q!CI than that• "Some of these prople don't want to oec the streets chanaed.'' he said. The alteration of the Sw<et Home Road would mean CJ<trl .;, foot ••••••ion or each side, five feet of that used for the bike path. The driving space on the llreets would suffer an insianllicant on< [poe loss. "They feet it's a rM~IIal area and don't wan1 10 patch lhem.'' Yet both Sbarpr and Barton don'c foresee the project btina JCn~pcd. .. lt's not in our haod.s." Bartoo commented. ''h's a Statt proj«t and <X>IIniY road. Althouah the worm can always curn." Support the rchofDime ..,._ • �l Meaningful Chicano graffiti, an abrasive eyesore for somej 1t7 AIGoodau Sp«tol 10 '"' Sj>«fnutl SAN JOSE. Ca. (PNS)-Tbe opd)'opaintocl words ~ 1atse and bold, &Dd sprawl octou cvtl')'tbinJ (rom the bot::k or • bus ltal to tbc: fcnca bet,..,... boUHSin raldmtial n<iabbortloods. They proljf.ntc cspedally In Qlicaoo &n21. To IUIIY, tbc: .,..Ciitl is simply an eyesore. the result or criminal acu by toeas bait on ddaciaa propeny. But looklna a Uttk deeper, ll>c biune inscriptions c:an be ..., u an important cultural force, an intricate system or eodea and symbols passed down from aencratioo to aeneration of Oticanoo. TbrouJbout the Wat &Dd Soutl>Wat, from Los Anad.. to San Alltoalo and domu or otbct cilia. ill dillin<IM style c:an be reooaniud in.sl1.0tly oo wall•, td<pbon< bootl>s and buses. And beet- much or 1M araffiti is related lO 0\ioano youtl> caoP· some police departmeott Jtc bqinnin& to t:ak< a spociallnt..-.st in it. For the 1""11· tbc arafllli sukc:s out &nd malntainr territories. 8\it another purpose II cultural pride. It ia as distind.j-.-e u tht' • 'cholo lo uniform of bauY kbalci panu. pllid Pcnd.lcton shin and •lecvdcso undcrsbin worn by youna Chicano men cvaywbcre. It is a qWc:klY r=anized symbol, like som< of the c:h&nlc:WiJtlc wtoos found on Chicano youtl>. A ,;tl with a tcardlop Wtooed on ber face Is r=anized as havin& a boyfricod or brother in prison. No otber ethnic I'OIIP useo ll>at symbol, and no otber ethnic aroup tw wall writin& like ll>c O!ic.anos. IDCSSIIt· It read: peint. In December, Loo ADad<s put into dl'cct a city ordltwlce boonina 14 ll>c sale or aerosol pliDt lO those Rudy's lRnJialion revealed a UDder II, ancl several other wcaltl> or informldoo beyond the Calitorola citlc:s may follow suit. cryptle letters. Tbc dean-up oost or araffitl oo Tbt m - WQ written by a W buildi nas and transit usin& tbc: oidcnamc of Sn>e>key, propcny-atlmated at mlllioDs who bdonp to the youtl> dub Wllioowldc each year-.lso is a callccl Varrlo Happy Homes ~problem . Craodc (VRHG). or N barrio or llw &Dd subway intc:rion oo• happy bomcs. often have spcdally COIIIed walls 1 aod «iiin&.s that mak~ aramtl Plays Ill« wal rerooval euler. Maoy traosit Th< Dumber 14 identifies tbc syst<mS, locl~nJ San Jose's school u beiDa in Nort.bero county bus company, offer rewarcls Callfornis, &Dd Is taken from tbc: tor appn:l>mdina .,..Ciiti writcn fourtccntl> letter of the alpltaber and put lbosccauahtto work iD the .. N,'' for .aonh . Soulh of clcao-up effort. Bakcnfldcl Is cooslclcred Soulhem Alld some c:itlcs uy • dlff<:rCI!t California and is shown by tl>e alt<tnative: iovolvina Cblc""o DWDbcf 13, wbiCb llands for tJ>e youll> in paintina murals Instead or letter " M" (or Mexico. wb.icb it peintlaa arafflli. San 1ooe artist borclers. 01\cn, barrios arc r<:fcmd Ray Ramo, polntlna out tl>ot both 10 by Roman numerals only. wall writin& aod murals dale far CaUfornJa cicies u sually 1re bot::k in M<:Kic:an history, is worltlna abbreviated-San So for San Jose, with parts offiCials hm: ln traiolna Sacra for Sacrammto. Los for Los yooth u m<nlisu. Aaad<S. But wall wrltlaa is not likely to Tbc other pan or the above disappear, despite city ordltwlces, messaae is tlw Smokey has outed ll>c wrath or ll>c police, clean·up out lhl> school wall for his friends campaians ancl the efforts or in Happy Homes (the club name muralim. 'The ,.._ is th.u tbc: abbrnated to HH) and wUbcs .,..Ciitl is a source or pride to its tl>em mucb aood luclt. (Sueno )'OIIlhflll ...lhorL Buena Orand<. or SBO). • "Some people: fed wan. loot Tbc messaae e . typkal for better blaok, but other peopk ted Chicano wall writJn&, will> tbc: iiiJUlted by that," Wd Ruben Leoo, authclr's nickname oo top &Dd bis a Los ADad<s dinkal psyc:boloa:iJl dub name below. Tbc moll who hu been c:ollo:lin& samples or imponana pan of tbe rn.esaac, wall writin& for yean. ..,.,, hclwcvct, it not ..nttco at all-it is (Chicano youtl>) Uven up t.h e wall undallood. &Dd mak< it reflect humanness. By SWidina alooc on 1M wall. rather tl>an ll>c lnbumattity or tbc no other .,..Ciitl aossiaa It wall and lu cootrol over thdr out. ll>is sbo"' ll>ot 1M Uva." sdlool is Ia ll>c bean of territory Says Lcoo: " It's a theater claimed by VHHO. or pride." JIIJl11C2'01Stl>cSU'CCI"'the COIIUIIUDity center is a vutiY cliffcn:at tlory. Tbm. aymbols and words~ ck:fianiJy opraypainted OCI lOP or ochers io ......,,. fullloa. Tbc COGIIIc:tlQa .,.tfiti, ........... &Dd filled.oup walt rcii«U the clashes VHHO hu bad with Seelr.rJ SIIC VHBG HH I 9Lee 1.5Jy PI"EPARE FOR MCAT·LSAT·GMAT ~, SAT ·OAT ·GRE ·CPA • Pt:nt\lAtot Ce•1rrs ..,.._ ••.,., 1414 fllf'HtfWb ft~fl(\ • U. "-ttrl, Cott OdiUit4 lwll· tkY!t • Cotfto.it11 JlSl•lft·TAI'£ • IKIIIIJH u••• t01 ttwlt1fll Ol (lM$ lt1SOoM 61'14 iWPifMtf'lfiJ ~ t rJJit n cl,tU..fi llwtft1 ltf I I I •••tee • s-.. .. • Oppoftlillllfty 10 ...... - -Ufd IH• ¥0!"uftlrMVS ~l"'Y t~t~lttt,th ••1d 1111 rt:it.WCh• l:tS e-~»HI "' tllt tt hr~ . (Oft)t•I\Uy • O.•n•UJ to tr.Mfa 1:tt ..,. ll0ftt1Mtlt ''""' at "" •' "" ..,., 115u-ltf'$.. . : . . :. . . .. t.fo.f- C"'~EMC(J~5E.SA•,•:. . - ·. , . .. ,....... ·~ ~''.'_. • '- .. ~·',-•'•: ...nh ...,q...,. tlUAB Fine ARts Film Committee c:omp«ilor dubs. p~s AppcatlDI nat to simpl~ such as Smokey's art the $j>Mlsb words ' Y Que?'' ~ "AIId (IIR you to do abcKtt itt)" Aootber piece of srarriti, rospooollq to the dare. would then lJIIbll1 he ......,. ow:t Smotey's WOOD~ ALLEN soma L - - -WEEKEND -.sucllu: I Wiloo~) ,_ Cllicl¥ (c:ltab _ , R (t'• the best, &om the Spuilh wonllllf-> C/s ~·._...,.,...,.. do .,_ Ia. f"""' the Spuioh plu·c:oaaloo) Tllclc CfOJiooQUUJ S&l d LJ • ..,.... Oott oftloo Loo ~ a.trr• ~.we .. oee ot dle~'*<lon"ltt•­ FeacDRiog: "full<lll<lS"at 4 , 6, 9, & 10 Tbc.~Rsooy io WoJ~rnan TbeatR.e &. FRi~ay io SqcciRe Coo~ce TbeacR.e ..SleepeR'' .... - ..... n.e .... ~ Polic• J)q~&rtant ovu ,. ..... a . - ... ...tdttttJ .............. •Ill ollllten to'..., . . . . ol~-.··~~~~t~ Lt. o..ls 1lppl. . . & . . . , ...... doe sloldft'l . . . , . _ .., SatCJR~ay fo SqaiRe Coop!RSDCe TbeatRe- lladecocW-~tllot_.tlld. ,.__._ """iii:.. , ..__. _,. •• _ ....... ltlllllotl 10. of._,.,.....,.,... ... .., ...tralllli .......... ,.... _........ ..... .. ....._ 10 oflkflll .... ,._ 1M ....,...........,,.. .,, .... ....... _........... . r - ......... to llilf lk •• .,. •iP· TIMM at 4, 6, 8, & 10 & San~ay io Wol~rnan TbeatR.e ~ "Barbarella" scaRRiog Jane Foooa ~ be sbomn FA.iooy & SacaRanu ae Miooftlbt frl SqcriRe Conf:eReDCe TbecttRe ........... tltllti . . . . . ,.... ...... ..,.._ - • ~ .. ....._ ................................ c::-..::~- TICKETS: ~ ~\ ~ • B .............. fL<K> StaMoes - u fXHl f=lRSt modoee eboa> ?f::i~c ta..lO Noo-.SCOOer:Jes ~~~----~ OMEIIf �• l I ~ Blue Bird to fly with ~. . . . . I. new buses, garage ..__.._..._~-...s...._. ! "' '¥!1:• § 8oth UB and Blue Bird Cooocb Uoes made out wdJ this past Oltislmas. as the bus COIIIptUIY is actUna a ...... and lhe UoivmliY wiU ha~ IS oew buxs. ~ ~ is beina bw1t oo ~tlldd S.rect in North Tonawanda. ~ half millioo doUar 5UlJClurt wu llamd in Seplcmbm 1980 IICCOtclin& to Blue Bini spokesmao Herbert IC.att, and wiU opm in mid·F<bruat)', aOer "the rl.llishin& IOUd>cs are appliecl. The b1ulc i11J10(1ialu are thor<." For the Univenily,l.be new loire will mean a ....,... drKient busina op<ration. "AU of the bWJC:J arc now under one roof, •• Kau <lq)lalned. Curmuly the buxs _..... oat or P'li<S In K<nmor< and North Tonawanda. The pro.Umity will result in fuel economy, and a planned in<nalc In S<I'Yic:in& el'lid<nt. "Tb< buildina's liPC)Structlon more chan Ouu;cie lhe builcJin&, wblch coral$ 18,SOO diceeds <n«&Y C:OIUCYVI1ion. environmental >quare f«<, is parkin& for !10 bW<S aod 75 and eaolOai=l criteria," comptllly president can. ~ocluded in !he 'OffiCe poniOII of !he Louu M&&nono said. "The repair and setvice is <JC«Utive offiCeS, cltivcr erainina baY, will ~ heated with r«<aimed wute oU and conferenee rooms and sales ofrJcq for from oil c b - of Blue Borel bUJeS and lhe O!ean·based company. T&kin& adllant• of lhe n<* -e motorcoacttcs..•• wiU be A novo! cbaraaeristk of tb<,.... stnJaaro 15 new COll<bes. The additional buses are Is in tlleo\'erbead. A lar~sb«<, deseriiM:IAiy identlcal to lhe Jcltool-type now used by Blue &:au J,$ HQQC massive piec:« or rubbr:r.. ~ Bord, wilh one door. wide aisles and Jtntehed OUI OVI:J edJin& beams, makin& tbt handralk. "The b~s were bouabc w:buivd~ co use roof "ccully leal<proof." WJdct the UBcontriCl,'• Katz said, ''bullhey n>labt be used darina lhe summer oo other Ntw.._ roooces, if needed. Buc tbey'ye been bouahc Included in the prqe ClONtrUdion are for UB." Tb< cranSPOrt company spent a ....,.,. aenic< bays, wito CWO Jar,. bill tifl$, & balf miUion doUart for tbe v<hides• Blue Bird aupplk$ transponation for ~pit, and an IUICliiUCdC b11J washer. appro><inlacdy 15,000 UB studen!J, urine 21 buses daily durina lht week and fivo a day over the wtdcend. ~new pled&< of faith in UB involvement coma only a year afccr the company n> neaotiatod iu eontrao:t with che Uoivenity. A monlh long dispuce bdween til< two ~ resolved in January or lasy year, wilh the si&nina of a new chr« year eontraec, when Bill< Bird won the biddina by beioathc only company entered. The IT&nSPQrtation f111t1 bas supplied the Universby for lhe past d«ade. ..The new facilities will result in intreiSI!'d erriciency of the tOII)pany'• entire operatlon." Maanano reponed, "indudina -serv~ to cht University." EOC gets minorities - as UB stepping stone by Eileen Slepder !Sp«trwm :1<11/1 Writ« IIASTM D _ l l o o , _ . , _ ~c.--_..... _,.__ .... _, .. _ ,-••-••••••••• ~· ~10e._tO,EOCI...,.,..,.IOtGoryRoM,wllo ---ood~ollflo- (Ualted Metbodlst Campa• Mloletry) tlO M..._._. Ave. Buffalo, New York l t 215 Phone: 832·2263 No Obligation! No Gimmicks! All dinn~s and programs free of charge. Sponsored by The Ut'llted Methodlst Church BIBLE STUDIES /. 12:~ p.m. at 318 &,lire, Bring Bible and lmc:h. Led by Chaplain Thusdays, ~~ p.m. at Nor1on 212-CaJrclus MiniStry Of&e, Led by Chaplain Kamaras. § ----------PROGRAMS . Free clnners and each Sunday at the Wesleiy Foundation House. ~ pcUCnted his p4ea to che Senace body for in<reased recoaruciot> of . administrlliVt I~J. uWt do not wane 10 surrender our autODOmy- ill any $1:Dse," Ross .uteSSf:d. "W~ ve an opportunity forth< Univmlty to cbe pro.,., and llroaaer tie> with 1 UB. J>Vtlcir-te In a aew ftdd or dt"Velopmeotal edueation." This rdatively new arm of the educorlon Affairs, UB'• rdalionsbip with che lldd deals wilh culJivatina basic sldUs, sucb as &rarnmar and readin& Center is llllllluc., .since -oo other EOC branelles in lhe S.att are thac many adults lock. spotl>llrod by a Ublvcnlly. Buc, aecordma to R<>S, the Buffalo ClolotlloJIIII> Cenc<r is not unique be<:ause itjoiiiS Ross proposed thtt tlie EOC lht ruks of other EOC PfOITIIIIS buildinJ ac Wosblnaton and bdell&IIC!ed by communk:atioru Mohawk would offer • prime aaps with their sponso... 1oc:at1on for ni&ht school eounes, since it is near down1own and tht In ackiJt.ion to rtsolvina iu Buffalo Public Ubrary. He alan CWTCIIl state o( IDOI'Iymity, tht DOted that the Erie C«omiiDil)' faealty of EOC-wllo are RUiD<d Colloie City C..pcos w!U be vadn oat-yrar appointment opeDiq its doon tills Sprina and contra~ts-are r«~.oestboa the Cllp!Ure mudl of Buffalo'• mark«. aecw~ty or""""'· a ..... wllldlls Rossbera - C.-able to tit< nonn:ally r<f<I'Yed for . . _ wbo .-lntllin their ....taDlc pooition proposal, aaclsu,....ed tllalll!>ique eontlftual reaearcb UICI - .... m¥01vin& ..nous odueation u pcobllcalon. 'In his report, RO$S deparcmenu-•o•b businaa--uld be offered I'D a Q .lllllldoos llult the EOC r..u~cy 11as sab-t..:hdors lo.d. He hut<ned to t; ~ podimluty . _... po!Qt ow, bo....,er thlt tit< m.ottet 00 die Q:ola"t OJOCnrioa """ .... would more oppropriotely be ·i!: alan pcobliab<d GldtliJI1 tltr Ni¥(1 addressed to the Cootioulna 6 "'--· The PouP iJII<IlCIJ 10 l;duea.tioft ~. ~ orrtr .-Jirr publication this SpriDa. Cootlnufna Educar.loo Dean JIIDCS Blll:kltum COIIMIItOIIled that his Pf'C)Iram is open to workin& with the EOC, but added tMI the ldc:a or "~lh It lou boala~ otrttcblas faculty and course tbl 011r taure ptollleoa coald be ,....,..,_ "Is not • 1>o< ilem of ao!Yed by opplyins for new =...,.ulon.'' Blllckltt~n~ Ia abo opollll)lllalp,................ bl<l not tb,ll ~ eouraes offered lhnMialt lh< C.er -.ld lloped tb,ll-.ld -~ wilh UB be a -*1 for 1M: able to caplur< the raroaeoc.- dot be.. nWIIben necesovy to be .....-1ul. V'tee l'raldoat (or Ac:ldciiUc Ulina tile C.er aa a tnloiq Affain JQixn ltoolbcri -kod pOtrnd for vat1oua cleputnoeou IIOIOiilttloDI E0C f~a~ky ~~ Vt IUdl. ~- .._atod CUPANDSAVE•----------IIillfJ luspot»>r The Wesley Foundation Mondays, K.amaras. In a four•p&&t report wbfth rc.fen co thr Educational Opponunity Cent« (EOC) as a bas1ard proaram, newly appoinced EOC farulty xnator Oary Ross - Th~ EOC ..minion" is 1o offer educational and employment skills to the disadvancaaed. It services. Rou explaln~d. ...those whh aspirations lower than buic abilicles justify." ProsenOy, interaction bdwecn EOC and UB is limited to the Jlr<)!JamS 3 ~. M.d! 29. 5-.30 p.1n. F- ~ ~&llm>NIFt ..... a.-. -.1 .... ll¥£MIImbdt. - _ p.m.,_ Aid 5. 5-.30 ow.. Pit> . ... SII ...... l~~Dr. ~ Me..~ Soala!l. Aid 1!. Sc:lD,.a , _ on-, s.K~Ho.loooln FIIJill:5u.... JIId~~­ ....,p.IIL _,...._ li ..... 5e.Uit& ~ 410~at 4 JWIL ~ ..... CAl fur ..,.._,Milt 3. AMI ~..d !*riC. Vi~;::~~~y1:.o~::;~ lhr....., ._......,_ """* u ror -..... ......, .........., ... cl&doe4 by Rou. Ho - . ROMbers -·dot-of• ..... tU&ll ''"r,ID the- of·~ • •ac'iblllia. lllllilllaiMd • ~ or tbl 1*\lro WGIIIcl be cltpeodt11t upon a ~·· ........_ ltld lu reqcdnsaents for IJ'IIII.-e fl<ld •lilly. ''Tbh offJee, •• Ro.u bcra COIIdlatled, "-.ld IllY _ . m acdvkla IMt _,., ..._,. tbc p~aoru. IJtoiwniCr, _, .._ tills percd.... bat- U. a.t EOC." �~~-~-o_~_©·_im__~_~_}~_©_ID_~~-·-~-~~ --·_e~_u ____ ~--~" �il ~ ~-----------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------~ • J VI 0 rksh Ire 1 ,. i bein« found. one 0( H&nilon't Ripper.' Altl'louBI> lrrllatin8 ID the ct'ON Of a I e.nendt OYer " word, nUIDOI'OUI bead WOUndo wu !'rom a pollee, the name stuck. Tho ldller. like the protoctl\"' ann." Slmpoon lwnmer'ovlclouolmpoct. rather then cull In on hb newly opecul.ttt!d. "It oc:cura In tbe 1-. than two monlhllater. two round Infamy. ended hll rel8n of hlndwr111ng or ~lle workmen found the body or •1 . tem>r for a yNl'. .-pie.• lleJlevlng lhlt tbe Ripper year-old Emlly Jocltaon deed In an could "no! deal with human-.,. olley. Rer head wu Yirtuolly awed . , _ II'OtporCa at o.11: · she added. •r ...,... the In and she hod been aubbod amFroot gentlY kWed the 8J'OUlld on t·•l.I'OI<e u ~ to 1 mon who ~0 tlmet. Naked from the waist up. that PoD ~ Ending bit yea/' wu very llkely lnt e...,.tt!d in her mur<lerer OCNOrecl the .,.,.,..e lon8 rut, Jock the Ripper, wbo hod onlmob, pooalbly do8J. He oould with her own coot. Tho olley weo' gained a Ouiation 111me durin8the devote bio klndlo- to cio8J." about 500 yardo from 1he Leedo lnlerlm. olcw """"' more women ·Aller murdering Joaepbine Ann hotopot where • he and her dllrlnj! the next nn,... montha. On Whitaker. derlt and non·prcotllute, huobond uaually frequented . October 10, 1977, the sllshUy .lllek oent anolhor OJWelope to AI~ ber opou.., Sidney, decompooed body or 20 yeaN>Id Oldfield. lnotead or a letter denJa ft. the Leedo vice M!UOd Jean Hoyle, a Sc:ottloh prootltute encloood, there wu a Sony CIO lnoilto that Emily "turned tricb• tn ond mothlfr of tWO $1l\111 children, cusetto ..pe. Por 1hree mlnuteo the Jocluob'• blue van. wu found in on abandoned lot •s and alxt""" .seamds, a male \'Oice '"iOter the Jackson murder. minut.. away from Well apoke to Oldfield about the potbologilt Oovlcl MeGee wa• the Vork&hlre. Shehaddledofthenow murden, ending the tape wllh 22 lint to ..,.,.- 1he &larin8x of famiDar oomblnotlon of hammer ...,.,nd1 or the popular 101'6 "Th.ank Jocbon end McConn. for the firot and knife wounds. Vou for Being a f'liend." time, police realllr,od that oome ''"' Sb months and four murden One yeill' and two murden later, of klUinS apree may have erupted. later, Vorkahire 1\H!itaot Olief II the he!Bhl Of Ripper byllerll, About 1SObobbi!>o wore put on the Conlt.able George Oldfield. now In JAck ""'' "nicked full yet." of so ea.. and Leedo wu bombarded eharge of tlte moooive man-hunt . Vorkilllre pollee believe. After one whb pooton of fmil,y Jacl<aon. received hil finl oorre•pondance or Ulelargeot manhunta in hbtory, At this time the 8ngiJib p,_ from the Ripper. In 1 l<rtter, the .8riti1h police hope that they hove notorloua ror unlitlonofl&ln& aulhor took time ID Identify hliNclf finaOy found their man In 1he form everylhlng from ae.t ID deeth, by dell111n& his deed•, then of 35 yeill'-old truck <bi""" Peter chrlltent!d till! murdo,.,.. aJlOiot(oz.ed for kliiJng a !&year-old SUtcUffe, who wu 11VIn8 quietly noo-prootitute Joyne MacDonald. wilh hll wife In the I'OIIidellllal , . police releaood only • to""' aection or 8rodford. EnSfand. apology, Withholding th e Sutcliffe wu orwnaUy chargod remainder beeawe the oontentJ with the olayln& of 20 ye&N>kl oontalned hi8hJy JUlCUJ'&te decalll of university •tuclenl Jooquellne HUI. aeveral murders. eopeclally thai or hlJ tbirtoonUl murder, but the Joan Hlrrloon, who up until thi• police Olpod to pla<le more charge& lime wu not conalderod a Ripper ogoinot him. vlollm. The •Uttged "Yorka~~per· A second letter arrived a week was apprehended willie ...ted In later al the MUK:hetter offioos or an auaomobile with i woman In Ihe the fJUy Mirror, a tabloid <vlth a northem Chy of 'sheffM!Id, Where la..r8ft northern England drculetion. prouhulel are known to loa. 15flt of Again the bebbieJ releaood only a congregate. Orlglnally charged portion or the document. "111atrlke with being 1n pooaeu~on or 11olo!n .,_lcut _, of "B"In u ooonuthe heat ooolo off,• 1lceme plate1. Sutdlffewa•chargod Jack fo<ewarned. with the Hill death after Tho letten were aent then ID inVI!SIIgativo ...-tJonlng. Drller Diane Simpoon. • grapho~ for thil month. pollee ,_led that lnl"'l"'et•llon. "Tho llmt amo&ing after they were preparln8 10 thing Ia lhat In '"'dlline he wrote ....._... SulcHfTe on the minor 1he .,._..... lncreoood. _,.,thing eharges, he then admlued to kUling peopleOfllydowben theadnmallne IZ or the IS women beliewd to Ia flowing and they'te very'""9'Y.• have been alafn by the poydl(ipolh. SJmpoon told a Rippel'hungry l'l>llat oay that u weU u bein« a llritllh ~· . . , _ were the laller-day "Jack the !Upper;· p.......,... or an unbending mon. a SutcUfle hat been leading an Itt. le h) man who did not takelhln8t lightly. amazing double llfe. 8y day be wu but he hod learned oontrol." a hard working. articulate truck Notlng,thot the Ripper paid c1ooe driver who had provided a auenllon 10 detail, tbe gra~t comfonab4o bo~ for hi& young Sutcliffe hod noted oome odd qu1r1to about hil wife. But aner penmanahlp. "TIIore wa1 one been .....O..ting with protlltutes llpec:l or 1he wr1llng that dioturbed and other rcd·llgbl diJi rict me:whot the te;rtbooka caU the lnhab4taniJ th~t northern corinj! ,..,roke. That II when the Brbin. off f'!" lane ot. one 1.11\, A lnJcll <bi- AW hor pt into her reclllld Fld.,....Hew•thelutmontoMtQnn alive. At .... the nexl her mUitmon becAme the lint to ... her dead-her limp bodY opnwlod inside 1 DMrby ..,...r at~dium only yvd. from the pla)'lnf! fllikl'o koeper•o bUn!!Alow. He caJmo l.o not ha\'e board •lhin«nor, he added. did,bio q. McConn hod a fractured t1w11. looerotlont oo her breoll and ocaJp and about 15 In her ~ Rer puroe on which a daug.ter ocrlbbled 'Mumly ; wu mllaln!l. 5o wu the curry and t:hlpa. llo!8ar'• NISht, 1975, SbtY miles fromLeedolna"abandonedgo-. In P...,.10n, IMaNhire, another jlroteoquely mutilated bodY wu found. Join Mary Harrison, a 26 yOON>Id prootiiUie and mother of two. wu dlocovert!d brutaUy idcted ID deeth, alumped over In the oorner of 1he llructure. Forensic expet11 determined that ahe had -with two men lhortly before her demiM. Dtimated to ha"" been dead three dayo before i! """"""' terror !i coptufieel . f ~ ___.by .John K. lApiana """nda Tainted by the lOOt or Mlrby lloel mlllo. l..eod> hod become the beacon for Weotlndlln lmml8ronu In IMrdl of I better life. OVer the pall doc.de they gained oonlTOI or the ru,t>t. Domlnl1lng thedaboand ac:tlf1l! u plmpo for the IIOUl and r.leuy Vorbhire lauM. the newat Bt1tON had a penchant for bard liquor. hard times and matt of aiL hard won-. WUmo McCann, a :1.8 year-old S<ot, ln,.d with her four c:hildren and often •neakod out It dusk to f~t Leeda' many pubo and duba. On September 1.8, 1875, ahe vlalted flve ban and &1\er bu)'lnf! a oontalnerofeurryandt:hlpoahe14!1 Rabbi MeDacbem M. SduaeeraoD laterutioMI CoWt CA. 10 Tlnrrtl.J, 9 ,.. 011 n.u bt THE CHABAD HOUSE · 3Z9Z Mairt St. IJ~I~IUIJl' ll~l('~ A4.1R'IIIl~ ('ttu "t1 luiiiiV" a 4 1111()lJI1U§ tile I)()AI<[) fdiCJwll1~ §tl~11cltKI l'clt ·U • It:-§. J>IJI311(1Jl' {ll4112fJI Jr--(AIIIl • re§J'{)I1§11:>1e 1()1 <le§l~• ct~oel ltnJllerntmt()Ut>l'l t>f l ·•• ~lh " ' C:clfnfJcll~l15 (()I d ll t 11.4(:; ~t:-•IUe ilt~11 111 Here today; gone .the next; E.ilucation Dept. end near? ___by lleth Gooclcblld Wkh lna.llsW'cllon Doy Ieos than • weelt away, the rate or the lroubled US t'.dualtlon Deportment ........... •IJIY'Iei'Y. with conllicfuts from the l'n!oldont· ...... ttanolllon operalfveo who ..... """*" lltJI311(!1Jl' .4§§1§1.4,..1 • ((, <ltil§t C:liclltpt:IM I •rlt, til t>f t11e ]t>l:>. t.Jmlt ~ ·~'tJrne ~~~<I et kt 5le~tll1~ tltne8 fn Clll l11ter~lew If) 1(M) le~l~rt ~~~·· .. pNV!Owly hod owom ID abotiotl Ute ~ 10 11eogon have been lllklllf' pubUdy about i"educlnfl the IUlUf of tho Department to tha t of an lndopondont body. IUCh .. 1he Nttllr:rnil A4ronautlc:o and 5pacz AdmfnWrotlon CNA5AI lloard. Juot In! ....,... the new "-"'enelal ...,.lei ,_ ........,. - IIOifiOIIell c. Bi'ld)l, would ho"" to be diomantled. tie precllclod, ••• rneetllljl of the us O>amhor or Commerce, thot the "'"'Pn adrninlllraUon would ha\'8 the vnt .. In eotw- to otlmln;lte the"""""" "'l"llCY· , . Department wu fornl<ld rn 1879 by Congrwa and v~y oupported by bath .._ldont caner and educatlonafly:ellnded tnt.,_, groupo. To date, U II widely conofdored one of Corter'o 109 aclteiYenenta In office. Since he CNer'COIIIe Iliff reill~ from f- m any Conoorvalln• and Republlcona on Cllpltol HIU who uw II u ereoiii1S . , _ , . ~- The bill...- 1hat tho ........-elect the of _,._.••tk... by oommlttted 10 "'<:aaiii1S down" )llll 14 vnleo-US 1D ZOl . the ~~ end u1d 1he Wille the ,.,..,.. """""''• Jn lntlllillon ,_,. wu II wort. WaohlnSian. 1.an11e1 - - w h o IMMo the.......,. _ . . . , teom Sucb a-l'llona contradict for ....,._~ thlt """ .....,. ........,. .....,._ wblch • ...vQid DIYer no ror auoraJUMd thai both tbe ......... UII'll! tba D.partatent . ~ "' ....._..., ond Addro.in« • ....,.., pf Mucatlon f.lwr'f:)' -*'lit .-.-Jod. lobbylato In WoohlftCion, ahe ~ ............... oloo - . I that II would bot too . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IIIIer lho ........ 10 ......,..ty .... tho ~ ...... ¥ldooy In ltfiiiC)"a " " - " - oft8r only ........... , . - · DIOtllb, _,_,.,.,....... ......... .._ ...... ...... Alillauel> notlnl 1hat lw llnol - ............... - cleltnlle.,...... ..,...lana . ,. . . . ""'-'c......... ~ tha .,.,.,,_"' 1 ...,.,., ---- -.w ..,. lit . . . pu111c. �li ~----------------------------------------------------------------------~= _ _ __ __ __ _ ,pyWW politii:8IIIIV'M In El SoMNiot hll clolmed the lhw or i tt.~l np El Salvador in turmoil; political/eft, right battle Tho Decoalber ......... allis oppooltJon loodorl""" four Nonh Amlricon mioolonorioo In l!l Solodoocroyed the Ubiled- W."'CY (or·~ opm c:MI wu In !hat a>UnUy. Tho llrA ~. earried out by rlflht-wir« e.tn!miiU 1n """P""ation with .,...,..,....,. ...,..,-~IY f~ wiped OUI the leAdoenblp afthe lleWI\JtloNry llm>ocrotic Front. the domlnant loft 'WinS oppooidon to the p ........t ~lin El Salavadot. Tho Yictltnl were the """' the US cowlled oo for • nopiltlld lt!lllemenl 10 1'.1 s.lvoclor'o poUtlcol CtiJit. Tho ll1t ci\Anoe for polilicll oompromlae tiled with them. There II evklenc:e thltfP""',_. r.,_ wero alto lniiOived In the mW'den or IJ\reo Olhollc nuna and a lay mlislono.ry. US SlAte Oeportmmt orflclala hi"" lliU. ~ thlt fl Solvodor'o (!IM!rM>Onl -...ity forceo ~ ln\'01\1011. 1'hC! mW'den in D<cemher dO!monwaiOd the faihlre or us diplomatic ll'lln~ and ,_, mt11ian In f.....,;g. aid thlt did - fO<U the Sah-odonon pemment Into the more modonte mold <'llYiMRwd by Wul-inStort. At thb point. there lo 11\U. the US can do to ""P FJ Sohodor'• dedlnelntoc:Ml wor. lboelecl...,ofllonlld ~1th bio llliCb oo Pn!olclrnt Ortff't human rltlhll policy and hll •<!"'liON' prom!..,. a( lnl:nwed mO~~&ry aid-h.u oocwlnoed the rlflht•WIIIS p....,.,_u In El S.h•oclor thlt it will 1\ove on ally In the Whhe Howe The offocWa fed they no lotW'f' l\0\ o to """P""ate with Jlnuny Caner. lit Ot:tobor 1979 the right·witljJ tnilltory S<Wcmmcnt of Cmc!ral Humberto Romero wu r•opl•c:ed by • 001Utlon of ~lve mQJury offocert and CIVIlian leldero who promlted JOCI.1J, """""""'· and political 'eforrnt. unror\UOitely. IIC1Iont wllhfn the S~IVIdorl•n military pr~enled lhe October ~~ rrom c:arry\n6out Ita ptotn,... Rlf9>t•MIIS orr.,.,. ....UIOd ....,. algtlf.a.nt refonn lnd the ~~arran did-~...., The -..It ,.., poemmentol poroly.., In Ooclen!ll"r 1919 the a•ihono In the P""""""' demonded the ~lion afl.ey ...._....tl\..,. and the n.e unplomentouon or promooed mormt orrocen refuted. the chilianl ~. and the sowmn-t become .-ery ~- 0.-a- the put )'Mr. vlok-nl 1000 ~ oec:urhy - · l J which"'" cam.. ""'""""""t & Friday FI SH FRY MONDAY NITf Oldc Music Olde Prim 60c WllDY c~.., & Bud Draft. nJESDAY NIT! .._.,.i.._,M... _ c-try lodl ~ Willi &,ra. sutv• a .... r• WEDNfSDA Y NITE 'iut• 't ,t lt!• /<iiO..I'J ' .. f "" rJ· n.:' fl\01'" 1 11! ~•• !I ' ... t: '" Hl h THURSDAY NIT! l.BUD SPUTS SJ Lm~ fRIDA r .Pt'D , ; n ,.. '' n ~ 111 ' ' • ., I ...., ... . Sf/IDA f ltlTE k.d!lf• SOc C.., Gnu. . 14M Drafta SlV.Aai W T.. f ~ ....r- J... ...,. .. ~ \_a tlllod by . . . . . - hlluPe ol i Tho p-er-rnm~ did """"""" ._._., 10 IIAit ~ refonno: for bonk na11onallut"!<» and In . - , & lnternu. El s.lvldoc'• ~ mann 11 ulfl!l)ded "' il natiooalize larp plonuulono ord t o p ohlrocroppen owntnhlp or lhl!ir lard. 1bo thin! pi--the cen~..- or ': the rer.,.,.,_'OUld notlonollJe the corr.... pl.ontodonl :: thlt wmtltute . . - of fJ SoMidor'o waolth. ! 1'hC! failure "' reform In FJ Salvador to due to the t!ndle.. pow..- IIM.If!8ln whhln the NlittS millury _ fon:es. There are three poiJtlc&l foc.1lonl wtthln the ~ oftocer """'"" the prClf!t-hu, who 0\'erthrew Romero in Octobe1" 1979: the rlflht, power now. .mel the ulln-ripll, whkh 1o l'ftpCJNible ro< much or the tC!tT'Ori>m Tho OONIInl ~he!'""'" u- lhne f.ctiono hiiJM"'"'t'nted the inlflk!monullon or overdue ...,,.,.,. """ cJra&!fd fJ S.!Yadot Into it• cunent ...,. or cn.o. El Sa.fv-. potitlcal c:rui> wiD , _ he .-.tied ~ mil wu With all hope for o rruddlo comprom;.. • .oolutlcinhel"een the loft erd rif!ht w,...,... """'son<'· the d10ic:e ln El Salvador m.sy do..-n to • d10ic:e between forum and a>nununbm Ronald ~ 1\os 101d tl\ot 1\u odnunlitr.tllon "'0 incroa,. milital) 01d. abordunottemplt at reform. and tubotdln.ote human ri,<Jhll to the "~' •llll""' the loft. But the pol.ir;y hot (!I'Cit rllb. F.a>nomicoUy, MW<o fo tho& n - mttJOflant roumry In Latin Amcnca co the United Sllloo. Any ••ponood US role In £1 Salvador will onllflll'llze Mo.Ja>, which . , _ US polq and II ~ropothctic to the left. Medcx:J m&inl.air» th.a Ceno-.1 A.I:'I)Wice belonp undrt' lit. nlher than lhe Uni.ted S4.a&a' lnO~ Other" notionlln Ccntnl Anwialore.., ,_,..., M"''f>CCIi"d to ""'-idenl.ftec:t tleoj!an'a pW-. (or tl Sol\~ 1'hC!re"' • real don(!rr tl\otthe un;ted 51.118wlll lat itJelf ~10 E1 Salvador'a d• ~ war llnleu th• ~ Reopn odml,....,..llon ,_,ummes "' ptopoled policy on fJ Sol\"odor,the United Slateooould fond ....u lniiOived ., 11110ther \'le!Nm b) "'PPJJ<1"'« a lrllll'all)' bani<Npl thlt hll no popo1at "'4'!JJ<1. El Sal\'ador • a tomt~u-. atUIIion 115EIYA110MS U..2992 w~J.~ttsday or .,_, Opening Soon At A Theatre Near You �li~~~~~~~©~~ID ~ ~~ ~~@_om ________________________~-1 1jewish leaders call for vigilance in face of anti-Semitism ~ 'Ole number of mtl-Semilic lnddonu hat riMa 1teep~y In Fricloy. Oc:lober 3, Simh&l TOrah. in the bomblnfl or the Rue tho bot llw ye&r~. 8o1nbio8J bopD In 187S with &n ottearpt Copemlc ~ four people were kl!led, and mony - appeuement or tho P.L.O.• bat l!lWtnplifled In tho Abu Dooud cue; h• attltucle to the Arab bo.)'Q)tt In lutJin« an ~ onlhe-ofOiiefR.tbblleaplanofPario: lheyoonllnuodln Olhero ln)urecl. For ..et. or theoe loc:ldcnt., FN1I. or adminlJtrali\'e ruling to oveniclo the ParlWn<!nt's pooltlan !:' 19111, with v1et1ma lnductmg • kDoMr butet.er 1n Avlgnon. a 1'8CC1Ntltuted FANE. took Ct'OCIJt. warn~t>« that ohould thAt the bo.)'Q)tt iJ lllegalin dloaimlnating apln&t P\"onchmen j :~.-~~ ~:~~ ~~ • t J ,. ·~· and three exploolons at the Pw 1 :-: ~In Pltil and the bullcfj"'! front ol the newopoper Le M410n. wlllch carried a p1oque to Ceoo-geo Mmclel (the Jewllh Minister killed by the Gerrn&n#. were boch bomtiecl. 1n Aprn, the ·~ of Draney. the town in which a Nul cloportotion camp had bQtm located, went up In llameo. A temporvy prayer-hall . - during the s~s repair> JtUffered the oame rate a rew montlu later. !Miler in May, <"'- PaleJlinlan terrorists entered theE/ AI waiting room al Orty airpon and k.lUed a French JCCurity orr..,r. Related to this Incident wu • bomb auac~ on the Pari• olllces or the Betor Zioniot Youth Movement and or 'The Movernenl Ag;a.insl Racasm and Antt-Semiti.im •nd for Peace Maroellles IMI\AP). 1979 wltneued a t urge in anl.I·Jewish brutality. f1rsl, the bombl"!! ol tho Pori• -'Wl otudent l.oslter restaurant in March, which ~ oundod douru of )'OWl8 poople In April bomb• ware plaood in rront ol the Oiymp>c Cinema duri"!! a Jewish O.llture Week, and [n July under the car of Nal'J· bunte-r Serge Klarsfekl. ln Septcmlx!r, PiefTt'. Goldman. lhe lefbSl author of Obscure ,\ -temork& of I Polish Jew Born rn Frana: wu ......,naled by the extreme ngtu . Pron-• w: ~t·~tic.l ememism iJ mono an ~a:epted ccxnponent of the political lyotom th&n in the !Jnitod Stateo. More than 41 third of l'rench YOtero ue COmmuniJII, and ..,.. I'IOO'fncilt partie• "!'e "ctive campaigners _ror parliament, yet analyou have, tlU MICefltly, paid allention 10 only two elementsolthee><1J'I!m<u·~lll: the older PFN and the intellectually orionted New JU&ht-the nrgolllultlan known u CIIEC£ !Croup for the Research and Study of European Clvlllutlonl, l!lt.1bi1Jhed In 1966. Yet. there ls a ..q.frd element to Ihe extreme right, hs terrorisll gang~, or adapting Trepper'a ..,_pt of the Red Ot-a-tra. what iJ today known •• "the Slack Orcheslro" in the words of Franoolt Mauriac, •a nesa. or vipers;· with hundreds or f&ctioni tllroughout Europo >JJing a oommon langua8e that poinlf to a hydra head ;;;tee:ring 'nwmatkma1 • coordinollon of f<qio, anns and train~ WhU~ publicl meeting. or the E\ll't)olllgl\lwere takln& ploc:e In Paris, >n ~l<lrtoeille$, Strubourg and L,yon, In the lanar ehy Commentary mtc:Uect~l furor broke out.. 8ober1 fal.iri55on. an Associate Profes:50r of Uterature al tbQ,J..lnlvcrsfty o f t..yott U, a new Crf'odil has IM!f>n taken fnr auar.k~ on Jewl.sh prnon• or property by the Frt~rx:h NiltlorullJht!-rAurm fmnt. tlw f"N!tu-h C.ombatamJ: AgaiM JeWlsh lk'cuflilltion. and th~ nuw 1N!Itet loown fANE. ~·hidl auncb fur the Nauonal ft'denuon fm European ActJOn. l'hil paMic:-ular right·\\ing, hlCJ'\'emcnt wn dJ~b.Jndr.d by law in Sep1emlw.r of thiJ. year, hut NH!merged immeduuely whh a M\\ mm"'. f"NE, wh- . canc:ls. for European National fasces Jl~ ~adenhip 61Ud addn."M N'mlht dllntc<l In hi• cia...,. thll1 "\he g..-ch~mbers had nO\'er e;\isted. Anne fran k waJi a fake."' sparking orr a oew genre of ami·Scmftlc literature lhrtJU8hOut \\'estern Europe >nd lhe l.lnltad Stat... &M!111pllfted by tho aUegcdl)' Arab· OllOlnced Did SQc ~fll/ion 11<111/y Die~ Faurl'"'" iJ now the sub;ect or a lawsuit by tlw lnum>alion•l R4'dJm and ,' \nti·Sentlu.-m. t.ea/WI Agalrut e.uremr right !item Another f'ctainist Vichy col1abol'ator anct author of To HlfH! from tht- uhro-natlon.aJl\t aclli\'IIMM- of tlw Acliun franc.ab.e. \\ hkh 11ruggled to maintiin the gkH·y of tht; fm\eh Esnpirt" dwiOI! the Al!!erian Wor in the loto I~SU• 1980 hat M.>en lhe cuJmlnatMM'I of antl•Senuur terror SlnL"t' Januory. there have been IU bombing~. On.. anda,..ulu •II o.•er france. hall of these in Parts. Tbe tnal of Mlll'k f'rederllo.ien. the 104der of r ANE. on Seplember 19, In Paris, on c:hargei or incitement lO roclol hatred. was the ..,._.,., of dll'OCI phyoiQJ amfrontatlan bet""~ Je.-wash youdu and .)'Oung ra.sa$1t-- In the weel.t p.........S.ng tho >rial, death lhreat• had be."'" ><lnt tQ ~U ~wltR leorlers in IJwo IOUih of l'ranoe, • bomb had bQtm plAced 11 M dc.oor of th<! widow of Hcntl £'.Ul'lel. the Jewish lellllet of th<! ~ or """'"" JU&hto. muntered noe before lmmedlirely after the trill or ft"Vde>rlbLtn, on whom ser11ence '~" pronoufKX!d on Octobror J 1. aMI·SmniUc lnatdents CIIM fast ~nd runously, moot notably wtth the maohuw·sumlng of m.~~pr Jewt!h inlti1uuons• .nl0fl5 them a nt~Nery. a day ,.;hool, the c ..... t Synagogue of Pam in the RU<' do .. IC1CioiJ'01, iUld the Monument to the Deported Jewish M>rtyrs. Sinal the att1d;-5 wert> at nigtu~ oo one wu hun , but a wave of JeWish Jndi~P)atfon wu a.t'O\lrled. /Jolte wuh Anti·Sern;ti.!m, Al(red fabl't!-Luoe. launohed hi> bool<. on the popular fiiday nll!ht IV progrom Apmrrop/>es and e.urerboted the debate by daunfOI! lhilt fronch Jew. ~hould be assimil•led and MJpport their suv~rnnM!nl'.s prua Arab polley. 'Then came Le J'isuo) auack 011 J•wlsh lyricist Serge Calnsbourg ror his bla•pllcmlng the uotionslanthem (11 1 ja.uad·up ' 'e rslan of the Mord..Ue. Next camrt thP rtVCU"l of the scac~1 of Profeuor ~hu.trer OcM of the Cochln Port·Roya.l Medical Faculty 1n Parb and e former \'Oluntoor In the \\ i.rlen SS, who reported.Jy dt.ot:larod: "'I wa~ and rt.'1'n3in a Jo'MCill.,., J.-~ lottUy for tOO &lite. \Vtml i-5 wrong w'ilh l>eln& ~ Nutr dw ume. Motl l'l'edmiltsen be -.umced, the Jewllh leadership o( I'Nince f'~nch fac:tlonb uf tht• Y••• Nul• .o\-t thi~ ac:.andal was: lM!h\8 discuued in thi prM.s '" early ,...cbf"UiJry. a plaque to wnunemonte the ~'ui depomuoo of tile ~'1Jh chlldt'l!t1 of Pat1o. ummled on Januory 19 by Moyor J.acq~ Qllrac. waJ Jn\l~hud by vandAb~ 11lough not clearly aotl·S....ullr. the Ne"' Rljiht prefer. to attack Judeo-Ol.riltLln v..-.u.:s m fi\'Ur or ,in Aryanpurc Europe. thw provodlng a t-ulturol atmosphere for prejudlre. What I> c~r is thot I'NE. ~Cfl<'f'AIIy oon>idered tO be the flet'pelrator ul the Rue Olpemk hombtng. I• mlly the 1lp of an "HJt" IJst lnnnen.,., iceberg. 1ho Frenclt, a:rnvlncetl tl-'t the ho>nblt\& Tho P'rench Miniltu or the Interior, Chri>~IAn Bonnet, wu t.o o profeotion&l for a i>rutll but _,ltogly amateun.h promiJed the Jewtilt community poJJcc proteetlon. The buneh or bully-boy•. are 1IOl!klng f.,....~ lm,pUcotion. fl"aJlC::e: lllU>t4 however, W.re retipCX\JibWty for 1hr. Rue lolloW1111! n1gbt. ono<her tyna""' wu ~'II. The .. me car wu ~ill aB tbe inoidenta. l'lnal!,y, on Copemlc IJ'l18ed) 1U alellirw«! tolerance of terrorism and or the ~ioh faith; iu continued &ltacka on :::e =~t~:trl':,:';:;~o7:: lmtel'Jt poltcleo ':Y:;;:z:i: ;;;: loner's Inroads into the Freneh bUI'OIUC!'OC)I, army and medla- olllheoe Iacton have inured tho publlc to anacl<a on Jews. MOI'OO\Ier, ooe m\111 note Preneh oppo&ltion to Camp O.vid .. •n American inlliotive thilt hu falled, whleh """""sltatel l European alternative lor Europe to""""" ill own role In U>e Middl<> f:.ut; f'reneh oponaonhlp or the PLO in the f.uropeon Community of the Nine: Frond> supply or nuclear moterlaltn lra ~ and a four bfJHon doiJar 11avaJ armli &ala cxmtraca m Soudl Arobia. Theoe pnslt.l oru are further oorupoun<k'<l by th• """'antle confwioo tn the f'nmch language between "br;.1elien.. 4hiraelil and '1sraetite" {Jew). "Ole JymbollJm of the syn1_801Ue selected rur the bombing •hould be well notDd; Rue Copernlr., a liberal sy~e. exemplifiM the mos1 aMimilalioniJI or French Jllwry II H oould hilppen here, it could happen anywhe>-e. It lli c&ear, i'f.'O""''Y~• tbat the Rue CDpamJc incidenl hu bcon a grcmt embarrus:m~ t for GiSCo'Jrd and hiJ, govommen1. and, u • resuh. his rondemnatlon or lhe ancidenl \YU pmcliu1ed upon the otrusgle •salnstseneNtl raci5m and the nec::euity- for an annual program or edOOlltion 18JinM cJiscrlmjnauon 10 be called "Le Jour de ToJcrance,'" 11 dey o f cnlenmcc. Thi) would entJiJ 1 s tudy·dly in evr.r,y French school on tho rooli or preiuW~ prognm1 in which AOL'> European office plan.\ to he 111\.olved. 1'hus. flue Cupernic has. pruvided a leilmmi( tor the rcconalittnL-d Union of 1hu tert in c.ktmnn~tc ~Hlon~ "&IJitt..~ t both terror and the G1scard govenli11M11 . But h fJ olw ktotdU\g 10 ~~1:Ut~l \'K)1cnce and ~tnii·St!Mstn, including an attack Hn 01 J~W'I>'fh tut!mhtlr nt Vnrll1mw.u and dail.v rcportfrt .1huu1 new l11c~tlunb , Ho,.-ror \\'hde e~pn•sMOfl) ol hot·ru•· .and ~llcbt1lylnuu IHillny non· Jt•wtsh and church sectors coukt lead to a eatharils in French .socaety, lk~te- on thr \r.chy period hu IJcc•n assiduously a\oJde:d , and the retuhing <;OCio-pohtU;al M:hlwphrenla h· ~jnL..atr~l uf lht• p.usloQrlilte stands 1a~n 1n lhe Dreyfus c.... "'M1e dcUca1o fabl"tf' of ~uropr-...to dcmc:,.::ncy I~ gan•ly Lhrttatened by l''COnotnic1 M:lt'i.tl and potJ,Irallo&tabiUty ihc. il'lel"e0l61n~ problems or mflation, un.erupklymt•ru n!ln.g racQI tefi~K)Oli dirt'Cted 1\A:&Jn:sl forri~n t.tnmlgranl Ichor a.nd :a gerwral idt"'C*l~ttcal nmfuJJon nourbh tht" fn~ nf ri~hlf~t, tofUil ancl i\t't~h wt•nn- whirh. ofum tn mllahnt'Mlon, e~hihit a tolrlllt~c phcnon~ncm uf c,;t,-e.Tu!ril pulitlr.al trannrw;U~m tAc:h iiUtHkmurratlt' rum-.•tncnt ra.~c-1... HJlC'm the en her :md thO W&ntfiC'II»C":e or lht• cause '' litlh.IIIJmt"ll tu the 1mpcn10U'H·~ Uf the lt'l ut tt:rmr nli! t:CJOUIM1f\ dttnCHUiniUOr In t'fi'flrt.'t!. JS .rlwm-lw.._,,, ha~ nol changud, It i.$ Jl."\\ ·htured. wht.•ahur in al\8 gul~~t't ul ldiUH anli·lioui~n rlghlkt 1'1111i·Zioals.m. or hmh. 'r'b u:t\llltttr Ihit.. Je\\1sh ~olktarity in france. u'l EUt'Ope, :and around dw wodd 1111 t'etlulr~ tu nonfn.mt a memu:a nWJre \tiruleot than Alt.' ' slt\Ct' 1945. The foroes pulling tho tlrill9' clearly mulu·ni'Uonal. :.nd JewUh vlgil.lncc n1U);1 htt plonned oroordlfll(ly 1tc Shimon ,.,,uel, 4 """""" of the lluropeMt OfTa of tht .irtlf.{)ifltlnatfon l..J!a8uc. BOULEVARD MALL ~I UB RESCUE SQUAD 11::.~26 1185 Ni11g11n Falls Blvd. Buffalo, New Vorlt 14226 1 STUDENT MEMBERSHIPS Only S2,500 p« yMtl All mem}:lera pleaae check in at the Squad Office before FRIDAY, JAN. 16th l't.US 3 STUDENT COURT FE£ DI8COIJtoiT 30 t11y FMI m.t ........... . t.it!t J11is ldl. Yolill *YW . ............ • roca-t>r .·- ....... ~­ ._....., ...._ .~ •ea.,st'al•.. ·~- ****** Anyone interested in joiDin, the UB Rescue Squad, a• a new member, came to 111 Talbert Hall A fill out aa app&c.tion.. �-------- -. l Violence reigns French government bomb reaction i:Jraws ire of the jewish community While we found FI-ance unlfoed In lis against the violent act of a.nti·$emltiJm a1nce Wortd Warn,whk:hresultedinthetossof Ufe. what wa.• not clear wu what • the french p ·emment planned to do in the rurure about such atrocities. Ill Immediate response 10 tho bombing wu discomforting 1o the JewW1 community. outr•s• r..., demAnded lfuotthe Jvw• p&y (or lhe oppooillon 1D the fonnallon of rw.,ral and traruponallon or hlJ J owi&h >Clf-de fen.. unila and Portugueae ..nttortoPortugalsincu repre~nted a moro aclfviat . they were respoMtble for his politicAlly oriented Je\\flih death: the Llndlord of • bui~li"S tommunl\)' asoeruos Us ri8fu.. houstng a m•jor Jewish organization aJked lfuot' 11 make tt!nham H. Fo,u natt i6 rile as.w:xi!tle piAJU to mo<'<!: and the Llndlord of a dim:lor of lhe Ntti· Oefamation law firm he.1ded by • well-known ~- lk Jll'ri.-.d In 1't'al>« two Jewish _,at"y as ked lfuot he d.ys after thtJ .,.._..., ~•""* in There was nu Preaidemial remove hit offiCe. SUch reaction Rue Q>pemic. .sutemenc &peaking out ap.inst the t~nd reapon1e are haundngly atrocity tiU nve d11ys after the reminilcent of thnllar auhudes aI tacit. '1"hc President of the French during Worid War II wbjch: saw the Republic did 001 think il ncc:eua.ry to intt:rrupc h.la weekend hunting ""Pin Abace ond, when he nnolly did apeak out, it Wli prin'lArily IO defend the ont•srfty or the f'rench wluliOn Of the "'probtemot 3.6 the Germans- and removing and dcpot'l1"8 the Jews (rom Franc:e. Th" followlns qu<>stiom renafn appea1rns pollee and 10 warn the- Jc:wbh in communhy not c:ountervioleoce community of frua: to rewrt to the minds of th., Je-wish IVUJ the aimlnals bo hunted The french government oniJ llown t.he way they ahould? respundc!d when it \VU sure that 11 Will the french government '"'OUkf be polihally sare to do so. uumme the who'e question of anli· Only aher 1he Soclahst and SemHiitn and fascism in f'l'.tnce Communl'sl panies took to the ,\"f.Lh the depth of intemily thai the .-treei.J Ul public dernonstratiuru Vf'Oblem deterves? andmackedthepcmmenlfd.-11> WUI the go,..,mment chl.nge Ill passivity 10 trrrur did the tolerant attltude IOtr\Ud Arab WE CELEBRATE HIS BIRTHDAY- BECAUSE DREAM WILL NEVER DIE! gc'l\'tmmenl ~~ u•nlJrUrn pcnnhth'8 the PLO 10 1lle govemrnetll n.•prer.en.tat•v~ openale ln f'J'aJlee, ,6iJ continue \\'I> present 11 the memcu-iaJ and w rree PU> ten•oruitl as il did in saUd3rit.V ~ice on S.turd•)' the put. and wiU lt continue momu1g at ltM! Rue Copemir .Jll:tok.tng lsrael? tynagogue. f'IBCllnp We round the JewiJb commurut~ cuncerned but not panicked: QJI'Unltir\Jty . 1-t~ eA.~ ~gr'H worr•ed but nol desperate; ltuu It~ ctiminals int.enc.k"tt w UU &ecurily·contcioul but 001 JC\\'J and wound up klltmA in~nl para1y~ed in iu day·tu·d•y fft:nchmen i nue1d He o1cb\ itie.-. A flO\\' bud&et item has oub5equcntly ·~ for h"' been introduoed. howm·er. iniO its ln~i1wity and -as.ked the French all~.uion proceu-rundt ror pt!Up.lt 10 aha\\ I heir ..alidAnty II .se.c.urlty and .s.eJr-deren.so.. No tn5titution tod.ly and no Jewish lhu erucbJ ume The dhcki>urc lhot 30 of tho>' 150 e\•ent remain Ufi3uarded and unprotecllld b) \olunteer Jewuh known nlri1nhen or the neo-N:.1J Prime Minlone.r Raymond Barre·, . fiNt 5tatemeol on the attaca. left a 10ur ta.Jte in the Jewish mo\fmlf:OI fANE are police offteet'S left IWO chilllng CJU"SUom tn 11'0! minds of the .14!wlsh communitv would the pohce bo •ble io otOOqua tel~ protect the Je~·ish community and would the 1J01a department be able 10 re.rret out ttw t!Mrenlt' 1ig'tU .u: f1 dld the CAlretne lert in France io 1963" n.e.e dlscl<loures bi'OUSIU bad' the 11Wtoorv that h: \\&1 the french pohce, -.nd not the Gennam,. lhat ...~ecood and • ...,.,hied thou.. nds uf Jews during \\'orkl War II and deU\•t-red them to tbe g.u t.:hamber5 The slow , ..porue by tlw governmenl 10 1he terrori•t aeti\itw.-s directed at thr JewDh (J)fTlmuruty in the week prior tg t~ •ni>Ck on lluc CDpenuc. 1"he n!fuoal by lhe MinUior of the tnll!rior to disoolve right-wing er.nremist orpnludons, s.tati.n& lhl.t il would ""' bo 1 "uoefuJ• app<Oach (wtDle the I!"'""""'OIU'I dis>olution of I number Of lefiflt 8f0U110 after the May.Sune 1968 .s:r udent worker rebellion in dloorp1izln8 the mDol' ,iolenco prone fringoo of the _lelll, ~ tO the IJUiory __,.,., oo tberabbl ot the·~ yuuth. The Jew•sh community h.u responded with dlsnity and pride. dtomandir" il> rlflhll. protection and ~~"'"'"""""' acllon. Oolpilo recent imen-Yl rifts. H is outwardly united "l!"irut the danger. bo it nc<> Nul, PLO or both. 1'hen! i$ I 81"001 d. .l o( public •peculaUOO 0110 the who or why o( the ,.,...,..,.. Somoo belle\·e thai the altaci. was cawed by l.h e PLO 1!1' ,\I'Obo in con/unctloo with """' Nazis. 1111• fooUns os buttre..OO hy the fOCI lhl.t there i.t au~pi<:ion lfuol a l..y' prfot waa in\'olved in plac:ln« tho! bomb in frun1 of the·~· The dally Frw~ and tM w<eldy Pltria.Aflld> both carried major "'~ •bout a poosible oonnoc::lloln the PLO IDd rfSht·"in« tO!ITOI'is,. in Europe. Whether lhe '<l$1\ of anti·J-Ltb ..,..,.. in france ,. li.nl.od 11> Prance's Middle tut policy, which it pro-PLO. •nd conaiatentiy llOI>demtlln« lora<!!, or whetbeJ' lJ i.t • .-.11 l'rftldenl 01.ar1eo de bel'"'"" or (AuJldf pubbdy ~ •Ltll- 5emitlc oenumenu Iobell~ " Jew~ •an elilo ...,... of and dotnlnooeriJW.. tbemod•• - ond prneni<!d him ,.;u, "'!J''ous bilb fill' tS.map to thelt J>I'CIP'l"''Y: Biron Alain de Rotbochild, the when lhe ....,., rabbi wenl 10 v!Jit """" of lhe, non-Jewbb ~ in tltular ~ of lhe Yreocb tbe hoopital. bo wu viclouily community and normally a lnouAed by"'"""'-- of the nunlnfl moderale woic:e, on the Sot\rday lllalJ, whD blamed bim and m. r~ the exp~oo~oo 111 the oonvesol.loo fo, the wounda IJ'lOMill! <lertottnced whal bo called lbe pualvlty of the tholr l'rerlch lhe landlord ol the 8Uiborklea and the "indiil'......,. ol .... ........ toward anu.semJtlc: bull<tias oe~t door 1.0 the lnl1ided p&lllfta: qll .,...........-~ cor auperhll•ndAnl ~·wlnlr - liJ"CCUUIL. "" wu k.llled, pAIIIcly ~ 1* leader of the voter regi.tration drive and .,.._JJworic 1963 M.d. on Wcuhington; winner of th~ Nobel Peoce Priu, 1964; aaaainated in Memphi.. Tenneaee, April 4, 1968. ,.....;o... ...~. .- . . . . .-.BLACK ST\JDENT UNION. . . . . . . . . . . .. . •i f <: ~ l I~ ~ ~ i J �i lL~~~~~~~©~~m~~~~~©~om=---------------------~J Egyptians eye merger l Education. • • 1m.,.! CODii - dedna cloclooed lhal lhe hod " - ' I reortanbed ! lloplnment ,~ ..q ~· .wr ._ 1 • Clomp ......... In keoplnS wllh hb promlte 10 haws • DillpaMment on JanUity 20, hb ~lion o._r. ~n last ~ week n.amod Tel"n~ l 11. ~II. ~ Comllliomr of Hl8fler Education In lllah, s.ocr..ury ol the Doportment. HI! will ~ Qnor appointee Shirley M Hu(Oiedler. a fonno!l' federa l Coun Judp ;! 1lril who helped llw '"""'ion l ellm du:nnA 1\a ~· WM US Commwlonor ol EdueatlOn from 19;'4 to 11?1 under rormt"t Pruodent Gerald ford , . renner pror.,._ wu ploUf!UO<S shnnl.infl financial ......,.,,.,. o..m..tl) ~ dunng hd IMUff tn LUh A...xlate< ..id lhll l!dl re> on<'CI 10 aJttq ~ ralhor 11\on ..... nioins tuldan. cloopito .....,..._,. Cbainnon of the UUh SU\jl 8owd of llep!Db Donald 8. Holbrool< ol cblol which. u far u I can Me, uiJls..• Addresslntl tbe aNnal n>eelin8 0( the Council ol Cncluate Sd1ooll. -l<er c:11arse 111&1 "the future of pnioed ~·· ~ lor hil ability to oompromlle In Iher- of competJna l n l l - In llmllf ol flo<alaustl!rily. lhe department is · .... a preuy fra&ile enterpri&f! and mora le is ' 'ei'Y low." He added. "M) lmp......lon is tNI poople aro "He hu not _ , wiiUOfiiO....,. loavtng it II ' rate raster th'l,n the II (ace Y1lue the n*'ctd (O r avu Senoice system will lei us ....tuclion." Holbrvol< lokllhe priJIJ rohlre.· HI! blamed the Oepannll'111'1 fut .....&., "Raiher bo his lookod II the basic: neecb of hl8fler ed- lion presMI ltnJCiure. ~I has _ , wlllinf! to e>.pre>& choc:lu and bal.tnceo, bs lo<k of lhooe . -. but • • the ..,... ""'" ~ and authon ly wlwn dealtnf! " a!)' ~.and lhe bet~ a mlll~r of compron'YM!' • problema auoc-ieted "ilh aepuatln8 from the o.,>onment of Montie •oa7 6oll muld r- an imme<late , ... lldalh. Edueallon and \\'elf~ ,.,.. or hu comprom••mtt f LIII• lhe cll'ayt"fiOSpil do Ql<p> A<lclordlns 10 ,,. <~opan 1118 ""'"an' Oe•pn e che Dep1rtmen1J and ,.;,h. S«retary for po.ttaecondary ollonOOOI\irjp, 8owker called on Nlucauon Al~r1 Bowker. thfl II<'~ lD l OC!p II alh., and 10 II Department hu ·• tt'!rtllr\ """ gne '"" thins a try f.gypttan concern over ah.e propooed ll'II!I'S"" or the. '"'0 African nations of Q\ad and Ubya hi• re~ullod in undue alarm on the part of f«Ypl. u ld an offiCial wilh the Ubyan embassy In WashiOfllon. Ac:oordlf16 to the Libyan offiCial, recen1 F«.YJ)llan 11111eme:ntr on 1hc propo..OO merger aro unfounded and lgnoronl or Ubya's lrUC aim&. lie Nld no nltion has lhe right to inler(Cr<' With lhe af(llf'S of l\0'0 -~reipt OAII(Jru An an!Clt appeanng '" \londa}• 1Trnrs said I ~ r•nUIIfl l:f\\'P""" olftOAI :t<Up<ed • propo.al from lhe ~ or Saeorr1 IA'onr to entt'r inlo /\..,.. I"'* dJJC'Ui."kw\t. \\ I th .l pulp of Afl'lC'.olO INclerl on the•...,..ofthe p.....,..,.-d ""''~~<'' Acc:ordi'1fl 10 the artJCie f«ypl 11 <CM>a'mod· thai Libya ~-~Otadua poutble aprln&board ror lhe of Africa An ofllcial al the f:syptlan 1'11\ba.,y In Waahlnglon deacn'bed nonNrn....,... advmu.~rw ln the propoo«< m•rser bot ..._ Otad and Ubya •• •a mauer or conocm. to be wa1ched very ciolely" by hlJ nt1<1ntry. Tho offid >l 11ld Ihe slluatlon posed by Libya 10 hi> 00<1ntry is oomparable to a 1110\'e by a fnrolgn oountry into lho MlwJippi lllvor rqpoo of ''"' United Sllle• "The Nile I• tho hrebloocl ol our country." lhe ofrtclal ..id "F.flypt depend>""'> hea•lb on the wat""' or the ' de. •nd • n) llttmpl 10 d&upo lis 0.... "''OUid hi• c to 110' doall "''" b) ~pi lle3.c:ribmg lhn ontOn bee ~een l:h,d •rld Llby11 u 1 nl<IM uruon ••~ ~~ 1 tJOht~l un.Km, 1tw l.al•~.,n n.fflc ,,., ,.ld his,coum~ ~ nu l fllOtn HI rt"41J' I)CI'II•Ii~ HUIU lhf' IH_\ I"CCfkJfl\11 fcwntr.,: of liM\ l\'dl IIOtlk.)ll~ ln,l4'.ld Ihe,_• fllhcu'll f!\)Jii1im•tl, 1ht· utli'!ln I~ hth-"'d,•tl lh "IIP'''' I'\'tt t ht• or "t'1'Urll\ i.IIUI !ihthllh\ C'h.nfl •'"' \\d1 ;I\ CU\.IIHnt""' It\ lht• fWlghhUUI~ 1{•1(14)11... J111 l'nlllnff\,mL hu ~\ ...., lh.-~ m•·r~"' t.;ucJ '" Jurw l'lt\ll '' t.._.n \C"hna.. ''' c h.1t.J (,uul-.mant ••rntdrnl CJ!lt4'Cklu \t..,llttl IJh\.1 I t•lfiiOII ~ o1t at..- LouLuuni ~'"' h•' '·'"'' IJh\•fll th-11 !If': 1:"' rtnuwm to .. n .t.(ftltnw-nt lu \\u1~ lth\.Ud Ill'! UNh ti4 lhf"fl I'Minlr..-... I he·\ ,.,..., "~nNI A "''"' tk r... ~ ~l"l rn•.ft\ \\h.Kh nt.uYI.. It ... It'-ll btdt U~lltlll IJI l'f"CIUirt"CI IU I'OUII• tr1 lht· .,KI of lht• utht·r It 11 •• :auou·lrr.n.l lht• llt'OII\ '-ll(nt<t:l lk .. ht"f•n th.ttt t.~nd l1hua lot~~tl Juttt~ . :lH'tJrdlt~ lu the• I.Jh\,_m tflfltt.tl \\Ill aiJcm l.iln ot hf 'i..'lld ntllllllf\ ,4\'liAhln4 t1 ltl.IU t h.nlln ttn.Jc•1 Hlllt<llllhlll1 t he· JH·.lt:t' '' hhh h11~ ,.,, .. u•tl !!otnn:. llw U." t'fllbt-r I5 t•utl ur t h;ul~t l ·u d \\ar II"\J• nl l ~t·wl ~tllllt 1t1o1• .,.."t tn•.m o~l"h'" Uh_,a th,. npu 111 n·huiltJ tiM' ( ·t.-t.ICAn IQIKMUI 4nn\ and 'W"f'"'Wth tom·• Uw umon nl Uhu o~nd UlJd an;vn.hr'lf( IU tlw IJI~\ .. 1\ n(ftn.JI 1"' no1 •n t'ntwc th hh munfh If• ro\lt'1td "' mOut•tn c to tl~o~.• "'"* •.g,,pt.an h•w••h•t \\t" dun I ''anJ \\,. dmn pl•n to 0)4' uu1 ruthtar\ IN' e.:l.unl(-d flw nfhf''-ll.wld th,,l 1«.' pt '"' n~lnW( 01 tu do <110~,hh\A hi@ dtt,.JI OUI Hf ltW mrrJ.,"f"r l)f'('oiU-.it tl \\;.ml • It) tH~Irr.t• IJh,,:~ h1k h.1d 111 thL• t~\1., ,,, tlw "UI'Id l"'tnmonit\ 1 ht1 UIJ_\ 1m HUH. ual allllt Aatd iht• mcr'f(••t ot tluo tho natfon\ n•alrr.f'f! ~ll.1t4' hrt:~u..M" thf'r't• OJrc man' lw~to•·ic.•l ,mulantH·~ ht.""'t>en tl~• $88° 1\\0 ,\frK..<~n tWIIOil~ Orrth r:t&8d 01nd Lab) a c:unuun tnlw•a. ~hkh pr..caK-.· \fil.bc. l"\»IUn'l tNit d:ltt• bold. ~n\ hundn.'fh or,.,,.." nw- am01 dorm not nw.n the.tr JH"ftf1ll 0 pofllnl "'"""" "''""" diJbooo.d <I('Wrdulfl tu lhriJII'\• n ollldal buo rat"""" lhll bc.J4h naUon• \\111 oonu""" 10 IX' ..,.,..,. poftucal Mlilot> l""y will ""1111 lhetr currrn.t bW"t'oi1Uf'ratk ttNC'Iurei but IJb)'l will lrnd .. mum help "' the Q\ld.. ll fiU\'eMNl'llf!nt aa 11 f"f'que!lU · w o ""' b<vtherly l'l'<>l•l• oryi"ll to hell, tl<lh other. we are not OOII(IO!nled wilh m11erl1l S"ln1," he atcwd· The Ub)'an offiCial addod 1h11 II., DW&""wW fadbtate euler lw both count riel and allow - ,..t..,. 11'Ndom r~ any lttdMdual who ......... "' t ...ve~ bol._., tbe ~. 8y """""topthor, he Mid, lhe 1"'0 notionl wll inttll '"'0 SEE 'YOUR JOSTEN'S REJIIRESEND01VE -and,.,,.,...._ Wllll -'> other DATE---....;;.....~!.;.•.:.;;;;~;;:....;;;D;....__T.IME PUCE ua ll - - 4 , . l'l>lltlcaJ- Prol_. Ctoude Woleh ..Jd £s;yptlan ..........,. """'"' s.datl• the ............ bol- lhe I .... African Nlionl bocauae h e - lt\IA Ubyon ......,. Muammar el()lcldoll Woldt aclclod lhll he clpubta -.~e "'Y SoWn lnl1uonco .,..,. _.., In the IJbyan and rea.rru1 or .... Ea ~ dedolon IO ....... �__._._ .. -------,..... __ .. ·------... ...- .-- Fraud uncovered X-ray film b·ecomes big commodity as silver prices soar "'s,..u,., £lltn .. Slct•tkt s..u .., .... With JOid and Sd\tt conunually ooarinJ, many ar<loo~ina hard rcw metallra.surtS 10 t~cl\anse for rash lo<'al dcaltn. Howncr, muc-h to ahe cht.~nn or Stat< Medicaid 3nd hospual 11 oflldalJ, IOmt x-ra,y l«:hn~eoans are dUeo~cnna lhrir ow.n !iiJ\'cr m1nts E. Tluu, lhdu 10 Rodlcsaer ""' bent lractd bacL u for as 197S, sih<r fOld fOt only S2 ,..- troy ouD«. On aodly's market. sa1t.tr po.ssa SlOan ounce. A common s:izt' ltK-ti •r 14'• ~ Donald 17" prOCtSstd X-ra) ntm contain~ approxunately one hatr aram or silver and 10 obtain a ;lo&fe uoy ounl't re-wcr th., IOO)h«u_..aboul I0 pounds-ar< n«u>art. The Buffalo theft• of film IOC111<d 5.SOO pounds. Apparently. lh< aechnkians do noc lll<rnpl ao simply "'•ll orr woth th<l< CO!I$J!IQIOUS loach In Rochat«. 'fthcu Slhcr r«<a.m.atton forms am...t 11 th< hopwaals ao purdlas< u...t film, til< t«<uuoan> rcqun~<d split P*ym<DI from 111< b<l)tr. A poruon "''U in the form of I cb<cl. I>'IY•bl< ao th< h0>po1al IISdf. ah< otb<r ..... •• Ctih dtrmly plat<d '" SHim' HO<[lital r<foued COf'llri)C'bl oo the aru.-es• methocb ..,.,. the uiU pmdoa,. Ho,.cvtt. l><nmor< Mm:y hu "<n!X'd up teCUricy prrcautiOM surroundln& the film iiOtiJ!< area. AI pr...,l, all hO>pilllh r<1aon <•posed X-ray filii' tor ahrir mord• for 1 period of five )<an. IJ<fott the ~·~ increases in SIIHr rulct\, ho~iials frequently di>pos<d or ahe r.lm-or n.i£"-d co ba'c it r<mO•"l CtQno e preml>a. "But u s:llver pn rose;• Titus wd, ..._ haJ ,., as on« a brrak<Wn propo...UOO lor ho$pilab l><caoo< a .,.... 1n amona holpuaJ fil<' R<mnly, lhr« •il,.r ltdmldans at various BuffaJo hosp.tals -.ere indklltd by annd Junes for thtir in"'l....,.nl m the thtll of mew< lhao SII.OOO of pr~ >-<a) film. h "not l~n tf thefls •n-r rdlottd. The dkpJ wok or hoipoLII lilm .. as IRilWiy UI)('O\oCfcd br lhC M<d>C&Id fraud Con1rol Off~ . S.na M<d!Cald ba>a pa)'ITimt< for hc»puaJ cosu panly on lh< money the ho~itaJ rc<:O><U fmm th< sal< of outdaa<d pr~ '-·ra,y film. u cons:idm 1hi1 film 1hel1 fraud. Medicaid Fraud Control ha.\ uncovcr~d '7 I ca~ of hOipital compacy. Souabmi n .. Rcfinety, A a<'ChnodOil mIll< UB Radoolon Deparcmenc-v. ho rC"qutosctd Op<n<d lll<or books 10 IO\'toli&IIOr> who ttnmedia~cly qucuioncd thr fraud \lncr split paymmts." anonymity- said that chc DnuaJ Clonic 11kes approximately (o(!O I" • Ill rormatlon in 19'77. the rcdtnJC1an'" pod.e1 "Th< "''look lhon& really hoi lh< fan.'' SaJd ntu\, "•htn One v.ilh a reeord of 44 tonuccton,, Rnl: of rro) Ac<OdtnJ 10 .._oc!al Health · Sacnce lXpanmcnt \ polnmM1 ~ihrr mont') ..ma.k n In Buffalo. ,..,.._.., .. ;,.,. of r-r,_a M<mc>rW M<docal Ctm<r, Kc-nmo~ ~ ercy Hosp11a1 a.od t<al mon<)•malte<... R~tinen t'JltlaCI e.posed s.lvcr from rhc film <ilher by l>wmna ~ or """'*" rn.a. b) • <h<mical "'-<~"" 10 prOC<$). 111< only "'hn chat remain• oo tbt film a.nrr 11 vnder&ocs various d<vdopl"' nuads l> lo.....,<d on tbat ponoou of the filrn a~t ;....., •• Ill< pie~urc it <elf I " r.tms ca<h W«\, but thlll the fllnu at< dil<:ard<d aft« 1<\'tn )<3" and lh< film's snWI m< maLes Ql\n ra."'...tty J.mpractic:al "You'd nm1 1 hdl or a lot (1o mal< money) ... UKn<d the te.:hn~ The National Security • Agency More tbtmjust a career. ,r-------------------, ................... .............. ,.._... ~ I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I ' -""'- I a t~ .,_ I I I ~ -------------------· �i Students approve POSITION AVAILABLE I ! i .f To fund or not to fund; PIRG argument's center / / PRJNCETON, NJ (CPS)-Tbe ~oo Ullllerp1oduou Sludav a o - t ' • tffon to es~ablhll llld fund chapcer of 1M New Jc:aey P\lblic lmctaa Racardl O.oup (PIRO) Ills bml II leaR IIIOIIl<IUOrily stopped by...u.mityac!mlnistrMors, ckspitestudmu' approvolof!M plan ;., • , _ . CMipoiS ckctloo. to mld·Novftnbel, a full 61 pm:mt or llJidcrpacluao. Princeton VO«n tum<d out to approve oot only 1M cutl>lisbmmt of a PIRG. but a special fUDdina arr&Q&<D>a~t in IO!>Ic:ll aU stuclmt would autoalldcally p&y a S6 IIDDual fee 10 lM II'OUP· Stuclcnu wbo didn't want to r.,.andally suppon 1M PIRO a>ulcl thm roqurst a ~<bate. Ya Pro>'OSI N<il R..,.,..lne Aystllat 1M fundin& decision was not one tM uoclcnu could make. Sinet IM unlvcrllty would be biUinsuudcotJ aDd IIIYin& tllml rebates, "tM dec:Uioo must rest ultlmaldy v.ilh 1M administration••• Consequently the fundina propooal Is beina r<COMidcml by a thruticr<d la)u or stll<kill, faewlly and administrative commiuccs. EXTERNAL DIREC:J'OR }_ .. E• Community Action Corps r ... 345 Squire Hall SUNY at Buffalo Buffalo, NY 14214 "We have very llul< c:hoice in the maucr," Ay> John Frank, U.......,...uate Siuda>! OoY'Cfnment (USG) thalrman. "We're not entirdy pla.Kd v.itb the lona duralion between proporal and deciJion, but cooperate." Rudcosllne, mindful that admlnlruoum at otbtt sc:bools hove bml ICI:UJ<d of tampcrina v.ith PIRO fundlna ma:hanbms foe "polilk:al" reasom, wesaes thll "We're not ll)'inf PIRO should not Hb objealon Is instead to the way It would be funded, whlc:h would rcqlliR an important univesslty administrative role. "We deUb<ratdy cot out of the pme of fllndina nudent Oflanlutlons mort than a decade -·u enu." Coordinate various community ..o." R..,.,..ine proj~ts. Af$ that it PIRO .had c:hoscn "til< ...,ual rout<" or fund~ '-'atablbhlna thdr indepcnd<n<e, seetina their own membels, ralsinfWrir OW1I funds" -<her< ''would 1101 have bml nnurmut." • Fraok A)'S PIRO oouaht at 1u1omuic ......_,or uoclcnt b«:a...,. it: "would tikt a reuonably<COSIOJII lOUr« Of funds v.ithouy puuifta coruiderabk erron lruo fundra.Jlna. It wut 10 devott ,.,_ ....,.;.. 10 APPLY THIS WEEK AT CAC. mon su.bstnativc iuua. '' In doina 10, PIRG "Is ukU.f for IO<ft<lllin& lhal no Oilier •udent orpnauuoo bu," Rud~DIIine oountns. "Why should 4-400 ~cs be IU<d f11< SlO,OOO a >-1 As fO< a r.WU, the OIIUS is tbe wroaa way around. Wby should "bo <loan'< WUI co py PIRG havo ci ro to the uoubl< or J<'IUIII tbdr money t.ct?" Fraok sapthll if the fundina plan b tilled, thes• will be • _ . t e PIRO dullxn on che t:amPQS• .. .... =- CREATIVE CRAFJ' JAN. FEB. SPRING SEMESTER 1981 . . CIAFI' WORKSHOPS CENTER 120 MFACEWCO'IT AMHERST CAMPUS MONDAY JAN. 19 TUESDAY JAN. 20 WEDNESDAY JAN. 21 THURSDAY JAN. 22 SATURDAY JAN. 24 Jak l'ftot.,.,., Gnmil Art ,...., . r.;.,;,., 11 • z ,. . 6 .., •• J . 4,. · 1Weeb ,..,..., ,..,.., .JI,..' .... 1·11,. ....... .. .......... ......... ,.., .... ,.......... 7 'a..,.., AIn tlili PI 7-JI,. ...... 1· ,.,. · • .,..... ,.,.,. ........ .. ....... ... .... , su ur: t.11r If a _. a , . . . . -4 . . ~ ,. ,.~ -:;;_.; ': ' -~ ,,.._,__ Buic PltotOJrwple-, IJn.U., I · 4,.. 6 w,a 1 • 4 ,.. 6 """ Cltillra'• Pottn-, WoriMop JJ .J,.. 6 ...... FEE -UO.OO J.m,CatUt, l«<t..., S..$$$ 7-10,. ·4 ..... J.4,.·Z Weeb Q.illilr 1· , , . . '.,.... '--'""' .......,......, ,....,.a.a.~ . . , . ......ulw Oil 7· ,.,. ........ ,.,., .,...,..., ,.,,. ....... •Sc.lpf.N ~-----lOAN) OMtiM~ .. - ......., CA/Iirrqlr-, 1-JI,. ......... ;;., " lJIIlfED E1fiOWIEIIr PHONE 636-2201 ,., ......... ..., .....,........ t ,··~ ... ,....,., ... Ilk �sports i •i f i Aftershock: diary of a Bills fan .f by Alldy MaMipa llllbt1111t ~ EdJtor ,. Rlcll Sllllllum, Sllltd4Jf, lrrnt1t''7 II: tl:JI p.a.: ~ brisk thls afternoon. I worul« wt1m the oth« 80,019 r~ru ue7 Could h be: that I am the only ruo left who is ~n1to btave the mow drifts uod OrchOJd POlk trali'JCjanu in onlcr to cbc:<r oo my favorite team? Oh, I kaow. Dallas is playina tbe e.,J<s at ooe o'clock, the AfC CharQpiooshjp pmc woo'tll.an untH r,...,, Loou tile I'U have to <:II)IM beet later. I c:lilllint Lake Erie wind _ ,, panklllarly 1:31 p.a. Tht "SUtropte" AFC O.ampioml!lp Game is now OYU. ThiJ 10bc:ri111 fact was ~Y cUrriC\Ilt to take whik wau:hiQC the Philaddpbia Eacks sbow us how ltl:at football ltamJ make tile best or t.bcir ICIX1III OppOrtunltiea. Toor, Donctt, O.uek Mundt aod Arthur Wbltti<ll{oo~wed football f1ru t11at they ~ for the bd. tn foct, maybe tllcy'd have hokba OCl 10 the ball if they .....s thdr instellll 0( thdr ba.ock. I'm not sayifta tllat O.IXk ICDo.t's corpo didD't CCIIIUDit its ~barr ofblwultn tlliu:uoo-ft'sjus& tlud, ror tbe rtnt tlmt ~ Borroto bad a quonttbect with PObtkal uplqt-., the Bills beloo,td _ , tbe NFL's tbte. ~ Bill may boO< btm jus& ooe hallhy uokk away r..- a Sup« Bowl bath but, as a-...... Rosannaclanna's 'Dear Daddy' would bave said, "11'1 aiWOJl lotlldhin1." If it hadn't been Ftt~r'• injury, the Sills' season probably would have mdecl with ~ Silva Jtaodlna on the ball u lime ·~pired (with Buffalo traill"l by four. with a fouttll clown on the ooe-yord llnt). Instead of mass tnvel excursions from llllffalo to New Ork.\JU, """' or "' (with the QCepCion or Roo Ja-.kl's family) will be: Wll<hin& Super Bowl XV oo ttltvbloo. Aloaa wkll the Polish Rilk. Buffalo r.... be: fWliRI for Bobby O.aodler, •bose tirdcss dToru J90n be 1bt IIIII.....,., ..._ brt owt, but •e'reltill "TalkioJ Proud." bave a - bdttt ........ •:» , ... StlU no ooe her<. ~-- You'd r'I!Ue a P"'IODII< that bad, only II ....U -tier torn do•-n botb IOOIPQOIS Uld ri_.s up COMiclmble P<>rtions or titnKurf would at Qa rind thdr Sl:atJ in time for the warm-up. OaklaDd has been very lodty-but luek docsn '1 put matly polnu on the hoard opinst the numb« ooe dtftnS< in tbe NFL. pr.......,. 5:.10 p.a . TtU me it isn't so. Tdl m< that! didn't come fully equipped Wlth my Dills thermos, blanket, and "Talklna Proud" buuon just to find oot thai somethlna dreadful happm<d lut Saturday durin& the two minutes when I blotted-out . We domlnated the pmc. We showed c.he O.tqm that a wdJ.balao<:od offtote, combmed •ith a fllst•rate dtftnS<, will always <:II)IM cxat on top aplrut a team. If • •<ren't roc the 10011 roe~.,. of ho · • rrw ~ttbect~UDII'Y pots on dtfetut, Cocydl --ted - ..w •ill- r....,.ttn. Hockey Bulls drop 3, record falls below . 500 b) Jdf~7 R. Th~tntoo $ptctn11" Sl-.ff Wnro Aner complliJII a 4-l-1 Divisinn Ill record before the vacation, tlle U B hockey Built dropped thrtt cleciJlc>M .,... the rtea$. Fallin& und<f the ,jQ() mart roc the tlmt th>s seaoon. the t>br«• <an c:ount on n,orous PB<~JCe- r..... ~><*' OOidl Ed WriiJ>t. Tbe Bulb ftnt ClOIIlat wu played opinst Weslfodd State Co~ tn Wtstficld. Maopchoacru Tbe prom! 10 be coo mucb for U B Aft<r tWO ptrioclo of play, the Bois traBod 6-0. FolioWUIC tbe pctlOI dcbaclr, UB to .,.ve up battq bed. the to 6-J btfore the """" ended. ,..... &Us played Wts~fidd State wuhoul tbe senicU or Paal Nardu:ao due ID dt8tb tn the fanuly Uld Pote Domb<owsti, •ho was JU>pmded for ooe pmc: by tbe nn. """tnp m.....S cuumc koaue. Oosana ouc 'cbt Musxb!H<Iu road O"ip, tbe Bulb fa<:<d O(fapmll tbe Norlh Ad.,.. State ~quad . UB r.u behind earl}' in tbe pme as North Adams toltled 011 a po-play p>al. H-ever, the ..,.U foiled to dlm the Bull's ~flU. They amt stormcna bt.ek for cwo &oab takinlthe lead btfoce the ftrst period buz:rn. Poln II wu some of the bess hotkey they've played all yeor" onmmeoted ...utonc OOidl Btlaa Oorw. "They • ...., a ph)'Sicel 1<1111 10 •e played ph)'SQI boctey." 1bt two tmlu battled r~ ill the penod wrth bc:ah ltaau seorina a patS of pb. Entenn& tbe c1os>QC ,,..., of play the Bulb hdcl a IbiD 4.) maqin. Nottb ~ ......t a "Ouly'' aool to de tbe oaJR. "~ - ' ~ totalttbe momcatwa away rroo~os" Mar\ IH SEAftCH OF A PUC·IC:. Ctwl•t.NI Wit '* a IIJM tor ceMtw•llnt lot .n. ue tMM:t~., Wts •• tM1 *QPPM tNM ConMCV(iwe ,oH .....,._ T'My fiWW boall a . . . 4 10115 u.d ' fiiCIOfO. WELCOME BACK -•cs Ollitoed.......,........, WCrder. up_....-' State cballcd followia& a foco-orr dcq> ia che Bulb' end ot tbe kt. The Stat• CCDJU dt~ cbe rollbu dose: batt to ooc or h>l ltnaDIIU who let the blut •1 by BiU Kaminna. To dow cxat the liCOOD& North AdamJ IICOfcd 011 empty oet 1001 for the~ -ory. ••we •m:IJ>tlllolb' rdo.ud Uld they •kated OYet us," added Werd<f Satwdoy tbe Ullt<lllll travclletiiO HoaUhon, New York to take on the Ccrue:niall ~~ H.allloo Collett. EJeveo -.ds into the aame Mork Wcrcltt""' oe top witJa tbe pme's ftnt score. The Blllls del- bowevcr, wu not up to par. Before the period onndudtd IIIC)' W ,..iaqltitloo<l two poW<t play ..,als. Coadt Ed Wrilbl ~ furious willa his tams· play. promlaina "dlallla ..., - fMXS" on tbt lonl bus ride bomt. -''tndcr ua ~~~~~ U8 IMidiole - o a lfioo c-..at ......w.r .,.,.,.., a - H iD the llaol tUd 0( play, the paoa~~y ror Jlla9na his J&lck 1e tbe f1a 0( ICdlh S..,.., a UB wlnpr. Willlaftw.elo.a- ~ 11ot Bu1J puled- a1 . _ u the) rtn~~~ ~_,..-..,....-a."" tbe eocJrc ca.-a""....- r.r po;:~ follolriaii!W.--falllllort~ dotJt><pbtcd roc sb: .... before die """'""'- -.Ill .....a o(J• .. u.. U*d.-' IIMl . _ ..... rao. """-~.about­ •11 ..W.. _,.... lot tJ.c, ttfiiiOII 10 pottlc:ipete il! biJ lltld lour padted .............. ~ HeiiiMfcoedtEd Wriabt- ... --~ Ed,..,.,* ...... -- torw':::"~ of Olrr Slllkll. l'roal ~ P1111t Leot~~t. the . . . . . btill for-~· wldt .......~ ooa ee1y 1111s .-It 10 dcddc on tbdr ,.._ with tbe t...,. THE PLUS FREE DRINKS 9 - 10 pm tri1h ya. U8 1.0 . ~ �lCindy Coburn returns t l to coach Royal Bowlers i -~ Wbi1< , _ people 11 UB - • llJ'IIIIbl wkll . - ood ..,.;.u.uoo. oat manbcf or II>< Alhktlc: ~ was atruUiial wi<h , • olloladc or bcf owa. :! w~·· Alhlctk Director Betty DIIIIIDict baa ...,..:1 Ckldy Cobunt as 11>< ~ ror 111< - · · bowlilla cod...,. pooidoa ~~<am< aYdabl< rill 111< sooddca reslpatloo or r...- Royolt' mc:utor Plllll Tzinicris. Tziaiais cited lid: or_...... rrom l h r - - u bls reason i ror~ , ~ '"Tllcr< }1111 ....,, .., r... a. k u~... 111< ranntr coed> said. CoburD is """ or thr aop _ . , bowkn "" 111< proreuionoltour ood a r........ .., 011 lhr 1977-1979 ltoyW teama. The 1979 UB .,..t...u was II8IIICd to tb< A&-T - 1 1<0111la lht Nlllooob tlw )'at wllm IlK SC!<. • ru:ord four._ billt or 129. UDCI<r 111< cllreclloo or Kerm Hdmor .. Eric ~UDily C41Jqt. Cobura IIIMlercd 11er cn11 ond bccamt 1 li11< lllclltlon 10 th< UB oquod after .,..tUIIIina rrom 11wn. N • oopbomore 11 EOC IlK bad the hi&b<SI ~In tb< nolioa with a 111 ond ploced tbltd In bolh Iincks ond doubles 11 th< Noliollll Juaior Collqt Champioashipo. The Town or T.......-l>ld..: is no n"""""crto <OKh!na the Buffalo team. 51>< baa ....,cd ID a di<oc:tlonol copoocily-..on her own tlmt-oioce her .,..SllllioG. aivina Unit li.J» 10 tht womm when n..,.....,. • Ktr associolion willllht WPBA wlllln no woy offca htr <OKbina duues u thtrt will be no profeuloolltoumiiiiCiltJ untO AprU or this ytot. Coburn's rllh<t Ft'lllk, one or tilt top bowllna instruetor• In Wcsttrn Ntw York, will serve u her wlstant . He hu also ~ttV<d in an advbory . f copec:ity for the Royals 01 vorlous tlmts. • The UB ttam modt Coburn'• coec:hina d<but • suectt~ trovnana ECC lHl on Dtccmbtt IS. The Royals and Tdtlltris wert embroiled in 1 biuer displllt over his oppointmcntthtouabolll tilt Fall~ttntsttt which led to tilt fiDna or I Titk IX arftvona bnwecn the tcom ond tbt Unlvmhy. I just • more point I b7Toay Pdll $potu Etlho< I bolt lbe Oakland Raldm. The ollly qu.aJity oo that whole diQp-loUJy team is chat Bob Cbandlct and Keich Moody arc DOW both weariJ\& siJVct and bJKk. I bate lbe Dallas Cowboys. They have no rcdecmloa qualities. They're arropot snub· DOSed computtriud footbaD pltaycn. Normally I can Ratld San Oiqo. They bavt • &reat p&SSina pme and some of !be best receivcn io footbaD, but they bell Buffalo and oot too coovioc:iody. I hatt San Oiqo. Now Phi!addphia, chat's anothct story. Roo Jawonki is from Lac:kawanna and chat's close cnouab for me to soy be's from BWfalo. Besides, he has a horseshoe io bis pocket. How many footbaD playen do you know who b.ave che Pope as cheir number" one fan? Wich 1 nickname Uke che Polish JWle you jtut have 10 root for Jaworski. In this ethnic mdlio& pol we call 'Buffalo' chcre have aot to be &I least 100,000 people pullina for him. And what about BlU Bcraey? He's from che Buffalo area and be evtn says hello to bls mom on national TV. You can't help but like a team with all that aoioa for it. So now you know. I'm a Philly supporter In recla:aUn& t be 1981 Super Bowl. But !be UUih of it is I 'd rathet see Buffalo lo thete. ~ther o r the teams 1c.n oow arc half as aood as che Bills with a bealthy Joe FCf1\IIOD. ()Uland II just lucky. We ticked tbeit butu io the rqular season aDd we did It fair and squaro--ooc wit.b any of that dirty aap they're famous for. The Eqla arc JOOCI, but they cloo't have that youna aurcssive clt$ire the Buffalo clc.fensc is DOled for. Tbey do acowody bdooa io thct'e lllou&h because they were division leaden all yoz lona. Wben I sit down in front of che sa on January 25 I'U look at tbe Super Bowl as a coruolatioo pme. My team won't be t.bcre and lttuie and Joe and I wUl all be home wich oiir families baskinJ in the aJow of the td...Won. I wouldn't blame any of the Bills if they just dumped chcir TVs In the prbqc and went out to a movie. After aU, what aood is watdlinJ • dlampionship aamc wllen the best aren' t in it1 Philly Is aolna to win. Anyone out chcrc puuina money on Oakland should save it. If you're a true Bills fan you won't even bother to bet. Why risk money on a meaninJ)css aame? Fate has dealt our team a crud blow, so what pleasure can be aaincd by waaaina on leflovcr•? As the old ..yina aoes. "com loa in second is Uke lUMina your sister." - Tony Ptttl n tt am • WELCOME BACK! For all your automotive needs BIG or-.nall DELEVAN AUTO IS HERE TO SERVE YOU • • BHt of luck for the new yHr • • DElAVAN AUTO PAJtTS INC. 505 E. Delavan Ave. (at Fillmore) 892·3312 •aaUUUU CO& -computer Simulation? It was my take off to a great future.• _...,.,__r·~­ c... .. ....,,.,....., uwMDNm b,. .• 10-... ...,..._ ...,.... 1bdt.,....... . . . .looltlllg . ._ . . . . .. . ct.gltMa Ia II> ... .._ . . . ~-s&g ..... c....-.-.t.c. 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Applications are now available at • the CAC office, 345 Squire Hall. Appearing Uve 631 -8884 .......,..__ r--• ----· --·----__ ___ .....-· -----· ................ ................. -----" ..... ·- -" -·" --GBOrge Doran LHd singer for 2 Hiils Blind pleying ecoustic guiter, ~TAnolf. Applications for Coordinating Positions are available to returning volunteers: IF INTERESTED, CONTACT DEBBIE GLASSER AT 831 -3521. feeturing the music of aOOI!lMATES WAJII TS.D:. ....,......~....._,s '"'"' MK. - ~.,....._. ...,...,. . ... - -- ttOOM FOtt aEWT M ~· .-.-.. r .._lOA. --.._~Coll­ .. ...,,..._._ TWO ltOOMS ... ,.Oit ltENT '- - =:::".:::~ ......... . _ ua• ......,. *""'• ,. -OOMMAT• WA•T•D Mr two --..c.---"·· ···....t'tMeltt..- Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens and many others. •.to. All volunteers are ·required to attend one of the following Orientation Sess;ons: January 17 from 1-5 p.m . in 339 Squire. - -TaWAWY'aD ....,...... ' · m~} ~:.~:~~ rH~~t;~;~~~~.ro"'IJm'l'm:.• • H~PWAJl' TEO ...... 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THURSDAY Seagram• 7 & 7 *Returning volunteers please contact the office. �.--lbot·' . llo-.-*"-.. ___ - . . . . . . . · · ~-oln.. Spocttum. ----o~-...n.. SpOan.m -IM TMAft OltC% ~ I'IOJ1C:D lO AI'PEAII MOllE K IIIEIIOIUUTTm 1011 !ACII l"'llfT11IQ.c-.. ....... _ .., . . . . . - .. - , ., w-,.MCI l'riolo7M - · ._ v...-, OVIItlon Followhlp . . - . tomorrow et 7;)0 p.m. In 332 Squire. Toplc lo Vlolon ond Vlolonetla. p. . onc~-. Q"*''-. hJCI>ology Aeon. p.m. 232 Sqlllrc. - In v---- ... QUAil Conctll 11oon1 mceto t~ at 5 p.m . ln1!62 Squire. 1n ~...a -..me • •perlencu . Che e:k outlndWue our projects nd the _..uq~t~a ""' alf«. We need tuton. C!OmponloN lor the eldoity. helpers. ~ ..,....eelol'l, etc:. Cell CAC ot 1131-3~1 Of .., 345 Squl.-. l O - - lol\p<ti-Sptod 1hem ~ - · ..._........ 8tudlulllltllorll orgonlutlonel ~ _ . ...rw polltlcalldeu Frldoy at • p.m. In -r- 63 1 lloldy. Pill Eta 119M nt11 ~of the _ . .rTuadoyot4 o n d - ond p.m. In 232 Squire. Plonl"" opcdol ...... wlll be d iocuooed. lloUnine 10 llw. bonds, helping out "'"' ""' MilA o.nc. ""'rechon. lljlOI*Xed bjiCAC. Thlo ewnt neeclsyou,your frlmcls, )'OUr d\>bo end orgonlutlona. For '!'Vf• . . . , _ c.IJ f'loncy ot 113!..»21 . AFS/08 Chill meet~ Tucodoy at 4 p.m. In 1111 oecond floor lounge, Red J ockot, EIII<Otl. Wt need • cl>clrmon fO<""' upC!Omlng opting wetktnd. AAIJ.a.,. T..., Forao-lf you're lntlfltled In heine J11N1 ol the ..... lo<ee. pldl up on oppllcatlon In the CAC · 345 Squire or <OJI Debbie • <1131 ·3521 . Clull dea>notlng ond plonnlng ..-Jng .len. 22 In the oecond floor io<angc, Rtd Jock<t. Ellicott. Pions lor the Feb. 2ll Co,_.l will be mode. "*>ppe lIed In 10ortdnQ 011 .......lclt)' .for UCJAB pluM c.ll U.. ot the <JUAB olllce, ~7. movies, arts & lectures '""' ,.._ 1..- Kioot Dey ~ lo --. 10 _,..,.,. 10 corM loge\bor 10 101 no 10 the Nub end r.ci.M murder.. Now ... the time for 1U ltudentl who cl>crlan equol~y end frMdom 10 roll~ In honor of Dr. King end ogolnat !'WI. , In r1'-garo Squlro 10<notto10 01 10 o m. Fou,.,.re lnlonnotlon c.ll the CooJklon ota52·5470. lnll.....,lpo . .for CAdit 111n>ug11 n.. Cohfu. Conta<1 TMrue Worden, 636-21g), or~- o - Hoyea.I".SC. QUAil Open JIIIIM begins .Mn. 22 from 11-11 p.m. In the ~ flotNio4tlot. Sign up - • ovolloble at 7;)0 p.m. l\l>'f Mudcnt lntere~ted In being on ~C sllould cell L.ols ot ~7. at -.aJ 16. au~ "llllrgundr. ~ y..,. ol Scttlcmcnt, Hlo(ory, end l.ond u..· ginn bjl Prol. Carole Crumloy ol the Unlvenhy ol N.C. ot Chopel Hill ~•Y at 8 p.m . In 335 .... - for • buslnuo dodalon moldnt a\Ody U pU1 ro. P"f\\dpotlon. Cell Prom at 831-4744 bo1wten &-9>C5 o.m ond 8-.JO.Il;)O p m o r - by )IJ QUAB CttlfoellouM lllool<lng lor audento ln<ereltcd in Soriu In lhe Hou Louftsle, Squire. H l mcrcaed coli 1.o1o .. 636-~7. porfonnlfte .. 1111 _ , - 8 Crotby to tet up an lnttn'iew Tutota needed'- The Upward Bound Program net& tu\0<1 1n hiQh _ _. £ngllan, ~oth. Scle~. Soclol &ud~ end ~ o\ppllcollonl now ""oilot>lt 1ft 311 Townoend. 1131·3502. WO<t<l&udy otudenU ore ...-..god 10 opply l'llme duo tough! be ..pctlen<ed • -· Beg.lnnero ""'com•. call Joe at S36·2il5 or ~ory ooll3l·78n. -.w won!U for STAGE'o pooductlon ol r1ell Simon's Comedy Tbe Good Docta. Eapc~ prokned. Show cletes ore ApoN J, • · 5. Coli lro 01 636-5299 for on I n t -. Sl9 Ep H -y Hour tomorrow lrom J.6 p.m. In the Sqyl,. Rotlukd141r. Ewr)'OOO lnl•rest«d In flndlng out mote obout o lrottmlty ore urged ot come. 0.. Rush hal . .~ For , _ . lnlormMion on llelnf pert ttl o gtMI lrotemlty. &op bjl or - our c.ble In Squl.c HoP. "'n lldrlew• l From • Smoll Vcnlon of o IM.. DelAt _ . . glwn bjl Dr. Adtton Welker ollldl t..ebo, f'rldoy 01 3;)0 ....... In '"""' 41 , 4226 Ridge Lu. "For the llurclllng /O\In4" cwry S.....cley.. 7;)0 p.rn. ot CAC Volunllcn from l&ol ocmc.ator-11 )'OW' oddrno ond/01 te~ nvmber hal cMng<d. ploJe notify our om.. oo •e con.-... you. 831 ·3521 ..-.... c.n.. H- .. r - --c:om. Cultural hear ""' Cenl«r'o ocl>cdule of ewnto lor 1111 59flng _ . , Fr"ldoy ot 10 a.m. en 260 #1\FAC. EJUcott {t• ke the ••~rwey 6own lM hall from 167 /0\FAC). Your c:o<nmcnto ond wggcstlon• --? --lnl-10 Group lA9ol Son.... olloro I'" ' - ' oiiiJB ..-..Ooyou._.o M a rtng In SWJJrrtJ courta of \he- Pr..t4e.nt•a c:.or--7 Ol.S to. ' - Mudento to oct oo deloMeto fot-For,...lnlotmlotlon. -1notGlS Open 11 ·5 ,..,., - . . . ,, Thundoy. end ~rlclor. 7 ...,... w~ 1n :wo Squire. 111oo -..soy. lrwn 1·5 p.m In 177 ,._,AC, EDlco<t. 831-2273. IAIM -n '"""? n.. Dep<. ol Bch-•1 Sdonco -.,.,or_....,tl\lnktheyneeddenlal...,.. ond -.old IIR 10 ~ In o otudy ol pot- "-1 - -to--.J.r..t- r-,._r,.,. ... .,..,.._. Conu<t Dr. tt. c.,.., .. aJI.Z161. c - _.,. 0111« w~R- Wr11Jn9 _..., .. s p.Jn. In 15~n. T~• lor pr-lntl ., oiJocUoe - lllc Wo-n...oor, r1onon• AC, end Frldoy In the Squl<c Coni.,_ n..otor at 4, 6. II. end 10 p.M. "S~per'' S.Mcley In the Squire Conloronc:c Theater end Suncley In the Woldmon n..a\Of. Norton, AC, at •. 6. a. end 10 p.m. "Qp 1o 8Mol<c" Ftldlly In 170 f',f'AC. Elllcou. ond s.t\lfdoy In 1... ~. /0\SC. at 7 ond9. 15 p.m. Afoo Sund.:11n the Squtre: conruenc:e Thuter 4, 6 15, and 11:30 p.m. *' sports information US Bid TMm-Ail mcmller• pl.... coli 1137· 1887 tonlgiiL ~Sid a.-If )'OU art a """' Of tr.uler · )'OU """join the~ CIIA> ""'A Jonuory 23 Slop In 7 Squire. lo\SC, IO< .,...Ill. Sid -..~co -kohopo IIIIo -~ for mcmbero only. Todoy on "''SC ond ._row on AC from 7·9 p.m . audmt IIIII - wlll lle .,......., --~--. . _ _ . . to "'*· the ........ Mll31·3515 o r - roJIIoyb - - · c.ll /0\ro. - c. ·-·--In ~ "'"c-., for"'" :;.uc~y o1 r....-,. the Charlsmedc Ctnter, 305 L..faywtte Aven\llf. FOf more lnf01mol1on c.IIIIII6-6J811. Dr I quote of the day I "Thank Ood rm e memmel." -BroedW«y Dave - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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We're ~talking ebout our brend new "Preclllon BalanctHt · Colnponenta," which arw ma~ to complement each other when wortJng t~ In a i ystem. .Firat, there's. a sensitive AMIFM !lt•reo receiver that packs plenty of pow~•. Add to tMt m. automatic direct-drive tum· table and pair of high quality 3-way JP.t!lllcela and you're. set for &reat eound. at ' you Juat ca'!.'t beat tbe system. ._ a .--.oo, I PS-242 · • Semlawomatlc d'-t .,., tumtabla ayatam • 8SL motor fl ·SBIIC cabinet e Weight "lba: 10 oz. Olm. ~~IIJ'' H x 17' W x 14-ffiS"O ~ ' ITIIoiC2 • FII,_IF,·AM• ~ 2NO "'U.· THO O.Glt¥o e Ftl , . , . . flliolntl ~ ,"J!r. ::.=.~ ~ 4-114* H 11 D-U4IJ • • 3 -~ ,..,. ,..,.• .,._.,. •r•tam a.r COM wooter, 3" oonamldrage, balanced d1r.. tw•lel e Weight 24 lba. I oz. 01111. ~7n0" H x 14oS/111" W · • to-3U" D Tc.QI • St--caa,.tte- for ZR-Z2D • .,.,., tapa uptl>/1/ty • LED PN~ PIJitf•m • Oolby--JIII"ir•,., • w.lg/lt 10 lbt. • m.,« �l. I. ( 4:260~ ..... eor..o-."'=oo • t~wrt••~ • bln•• 77 0.... Br-. 0. Step a.- SS.tl -u.os.,ertra.p · Paria SUI u. PUI ~1M <Ws SUI u.o stUI J . H . Wharff For More Photo Fun! Camera supplies for the student Kodak color processing and printing. LET US HELP YOU! Show your student J.D. for our special discount A stereo system for your needs The porspect ove buyer arllves 1n the middle ol the dosplays ..,d Is approached by a sal~sman who polnu to the myriad ol equipment and asks if help os needed Alter a brtel scannin11 the customer finds himself helple1s, the world of stereo buyong Is a Cluel or>e Over the pafl decade the st"reo buyer hdS been assaulted by thousands of options lor buyong equopment No lonaer woll the phonograph suffice Everyone Is a self proclaimed stereo expert and If you are to survive In today's world your wow and flutter must be better than the next guys Not hong could be further from the truth._ All too often, co nsum~rs buy S ler~o equipment that has sood specs or features like disltal readout but dO<.'s not fit their needs When buyona a stereo you should buy it. for your needs a nd budget. not because It looks pretty or because it has more wans than your n~lghbor's. Ask que.tk>ns What t~ of music do you prefl!f to listen to; rock. disco, country, classical, etc Different tYpes' of muslc profice different ranges of highs and lows and utilize different options of a ste<eo, 21 Do you prefer to listen to tapes or records! 3) Where do you plan on setting the system up! In your bedroom, living room or dorm room? 4) What do you do while listeninal Do you do nothina while listoning7 Do you read! Entertain! Sl How loud Is the music you listen to! Will ot be background music! Very loud! Or loud enough to talk over! 6) How larae is the listenlna areal Wh1t type of fumishinas are theret Is the room filled with many sound absorblna artlciH lilte ruas and couches! 7) Will other people be uslna Ill If so, you may want • a simpler model. 8) What type of equipment have you seen or heard that hti Interest ed you l 9) How often do you lbtero to mwlct Do you own lOO albums And listen to them everyday or" yours a S record collection that mainly aat~ers dust! 10) Do you listen to musoc •n your carl Thos could affect whether you buy • tape play~r or nor omportantly, how you alford to spend on the system! If you do not have much, you may consider just buylna a piece of the system and buytnM quality equopment rather than buying a complete second rate system that will not fulfill your needs Next, now rhat you have come up with answers to tltese questions, you are ready to venture forth Ufe will be easier for you and for your salesman if you already have put time mto consideration of thes~ ossues Fond a stereo store that tS noted for helpful salesmen and r"eputable service of stereos rather than 1ust discounts In the long run you woll hall~ gotten a better deal by buyona from a reputable dealer Tell the nlesman the re;ults of your quPStions and l~t him I"'~ you optoons Remember he deals with stereos everyday and should provide you with Invaluable asmtance First off. he will show you speakers to compare, The sound ol the speakers is aolna to be the most obvious lor vou to tell the difference betw""n The salesman won·t be able to help here. sound is only as good as it sounds to vou Next on the shopplna llu Is the recl!lver or separate tuner and ampllfler which provode the same basic function but With better qualoty Your ~clsiol! here will be based on the speakers that you buy. Different speakers require different amounts of power to drive them propetly. 011ce aaaln when decidina on the receiver don't aet carried away with specs unless you •re a teal affectlonado. Remember that you still have a budletl'to work with. This Is n Ul the detennlnina factor. F'ltld a receive; that will power the • pe a kers a nd choose between them. Oo not let the optionS throw you, often t;mes you will never use them and II) Mou muc~ ~n 3327 Ballev Avenu.e - 832·8101- they usually do not have much effect on the overall Unless you are content listen to FM your next move will b~ for a turntable, tapeplayer or both If you !lave enough money Determination of which to .buy aoes back to the forst questions asked. do you have an extensive collection ol records or do you prefer tapes.• li on the future you plan on installona a tape deck on your car tl>en you may want to buy • ta!>edeck so that you do not duplicate buyi"l records and tapes rf you plan on buylllil a turnt~ble you woll have to cons•der whethet you want •n automattc record changer that play, many records COOH!CUtiVE." I V. C1 !emt· automattc turntable that you can proaram one record at a time or • manual that must be changed after each record Thos chooce wtll be determon~d by whether you ltsten while workonc around thr house and do not wosh LQ be bothered by constantly changlns records or if vou are more .serious about vour listening If you dectde that a tape deck should be part of your system, there are several constde:rations '" select•na either a casseue, !!-track or reel·to-reel, The most popular today is the caueue. due to lh convenience. You should probably choose 8-track of you had one on your car and you would probably only buy reel to rHI of vou wanted to tape more than just recorded music After choosong ail the component> remember some other very omportant thlna> that do not affect the sound Does th" equipment have a compelotlve warranty/ If It bre;aks down or needs replacement parU, is it from a reputable company that will be willing and helpful. Does the store you bouaht it from have 1 policy of servlcina everythona they sell. Before you leave the stor" remember that you should have the sa.l esman show you how to put the system toaether (many stores will come to your hOuse and set II up for you lor a nominal charee). Buffalo Photo Has ~rything Photographic We Feeture: IIford & Kodak Film, Papers and Chemi· cals. "Spnnt" All liquid B&W Chemicals for Economical Archi· val Quality. And, as always, Courteous Professional Advice to Help You with any Photo Project. Ask about our Student Discounts too! r f { �aDE~=:~~~.:~~:~RT INC. From The MMn Street Campus at .. 3584 MaJn Street In the tan several years there has been a boom in the sa.l es ol 3Smm cameras. Many people who thought they could never talce a picture are making beautiful photos. Un~ortunate ly, national advertlsin1 stressing the ease ol operating these modern · c&mera.s has obscurred the fact that they are highly .complicated. precise Instruments. like any precision instrument, they require certain handling precautions in ord4!r to keep them lundlonina correctly. Perhaps the most impOrtant precaution is to protect the camera from the elements. Water. sand. dust, etc. can quickly ruin your expensive camera, sometomes makong it unrepairable. Taking a camera to the beach is not a good. idea unless you can completely protect the camera (a ca~S' not enouah). Also. keep the camera away from extreme heat or cold. This is bad for the camera as well as the film . Trunks or gloveboxes ol c ars are not aood places to store your c•mera.. Your lens can be protected Inexpensively by mountina a skyllaht or UV filter. This keeps dirt and foreian objects from striklna the lens It Is much less expensive to replace a damaged filter than to repair a damaged lens. When cleaning lenses; always blow off loose dust lirrt. Various d..vices are available for this purpose at camera stores. Then wipe with lens t iss ue following inst.r uctlons on the package. Do not use tissue made lor eyealasses as this could harm the lens coatina. Do not • ~ Con~nitlnt 3184-lt. ne.o1 11 2t31 - - A>tL en-3317 Loc•tlons To Serve You. 74 74 T-1141. 131·1toO -w. - ue.o2e2 --. 35'--Avo. l 8411·1140 I Oi~asher'" D4 Record Cere System n..~· 04 Syatem hu a specially dulon· .., fabric p.,:l mountoll on • milled, hoMlin~ walnut hondl.. Aeovlly In lht hi<\· die hoklolhe 04 Ftulcl bollia and OC.I Ped ~. $omod llt~eto of lht Iabrie ped flld< OQ .;thtt tl\all "a,...,P• lint and m1cto- • dvll from record groo-. 041'1ulcl romo,... llngoor prinll and com,_ elite oon· tomlnanlo, yell• Nlo fOf lht vinyl eddll.._ -.sory tor tong record lifo. Good advice for keeping cameras in tip-top shape overclean the lens as this could also harm t.h e coaling. Sllaht amounts ol dust do not affect the quality ol the pictute. Most modern cameras have at least one battery. If you are not uslna .{he camera steadily. (at least once a week) remove the bAtteries. leaklna batteries can cause d.maae to your equipment Also, remove the batteries· occasionany and clean all contacts, b.attery and camera, with a pencil ~ser. Keep t.h e outside of your camera clean by blowina it off and brushina with a soft clean brush. Also blow out the inside occasionally when the back is open. Do not use too much Ioree near the shutter curtain however Also blow out the mirror chamber by removing the lens il possible. Do not touch the mirror itself as ot scratches easilv. spite ol you r In precautionary measures, your camera may still suffer a breakdown. N"ver f!!fce any camera control il it does nol appear to be functioning. You may increase the damaae by lorcina it Tab it to a camera repair specialist to be checked. Repair shops are listed under "Photoaraphic EquipmentRepalrinl" in the phone book. Even it your ca,;,era appears to be work ina line• • have ft complete ly c hecked over about once a year. It is well worth the nominal le& most 'itops c harae for this service. Walter Ellen Ellen Caml!fa Service 295J Elmwood Avenue Kenmore. New York 1421 7 (716) 874-104J Remember these term; a l.ens dictionary· The followlna is a alossary ol t erms important to be familiar with for your camera lens: • S(:, 1.. .,.._- _ ~SC.t.. • Slytuo a..-1s a precJslon .,.,,.. """'' w\tlla large diameter nyloft bruah and a maonllylng 1!110'0< wllic!l retrtcl fnlo an In• t-otal walnut cau.. The calCulated donaity of llle SC.t btuoll ll)ouoanda ot ~>lo..,lng a(p aurt..,. ,.,. prOI)er end """"'' nlenl llylua cloaolng. pro- CHECK GOOD FOR $1.00 TOWARb ANY DISCWASHER PRODUCT! .......................... --~ ~ OFF OUR EVERY DAY LOW LOW LOW'PRtCE iGII:J;!iil~'=-===·~~~i;';:i:.;;;;;;::LJ indo~.rtes the ~ature'lltld extent Olatortloo: Causes ima,e ol window frame (for example) to bow out · !barrel t:yj,e) or in (plncushlotrtype). but does not Aberratlo••: A flawlessly influence sharpness. Not manufactured IM> may still improyed by stoppin& down. exhibit residual aberrations flare: Causes an ovl!fl!ll loss in (ima,e faultsl Often, ceruin contrast. Sometimes' called abe<rations are permitted by " veilina alate." the desianer to minimize flare t!Kt: The lens is presented others felt to be more harmful to a taraet c<H!slrtina of a to imaae quality. totally black spot surrounded Aatlamatlo"': Causes lines by a uniformly briaht field of radial to the optical axis, and infinite dimension . T he lines perpendicular to these, to amount olllaht eneray present focus in two different planes. in the center ol the lmap of Improved by stopping down, the black spot is measured and Cemertna; The center of each expreued as a percentaae of curved surface should lie on a the light en~~r~y in the imaae of common line. the brlaht surround. c_, Comet- or- tear-drop- LAteral *-tic aberration: shaped imaps of off-axis • 1\ variation 'l:>f llll&nif!cation .,dints ol liaht:. II'IIJif'OYed by with c;Oioj-, ;Not improved by Jtopplna deMon. st~~PP!N dowll. ;. CotalrMI test:· Cootrast le.els · l••alt •~ l~a l duo,;;al ic are ~ electronically .....,.._ A shift of , foc:us ~1M imaae ol .. coarse with colcr. ~ ifnproved by anc~ sliJ..·and tne- result Is- .stOWinc down. _ s,lleric;al ...,....., Cau- a ~., ~ Critkal f..toto: The. laraat focus shift as the lens is openlnc at whfch , tlie ~down. aberralion beil)l examined is St» test: The lmaae of a point con sidered to be under ol lial)t Is ewamlned _.w ith a mlcr~. the deviation of the lmllll• C<Hitrol; t,_. the ideal satls'hlctory -ooftlliftUIIII~ ..... s- r- .. �l Dictionary.----·----of the aberratoons. Transmiltance: The percentaae of llaht enterlna a lens that aeu transmotted toward the imaae plane. _ T-number: The actual maxomum f·number divided by th e square · root of the tranJmlttance. · VIanettlna ..Causes underel<J>()sure at the corners of the film Improved by stopping down. Misc. terms and practlcClose working fimifi are measured from the taraet to the foremost portion of ti!EIeru when It is set to its closPSt focusina position lhe closelimit field size os measured from the taraet to the foremost poflion of the lens when It os set to Its closest focusing position . The close-limit field size os measured at this poont. The port.ions of theomaae. field exam ined durona both the contra>! and star tests are the 24x3&-mm format of a 35-mm camera' s lmaae: the center, 6-mm off-c.enter, 12 mm off. center, and 18 mm off< enter. center 'A out.. ¥J out, and far Square formats I.. Ii f ~ ~•min-ec:fl ~ edac for rectangular fo rmats at the center, halfway to the and c orrespond to the edae. at the edge, and at th<> following position> wlthfn the corner. Ways to make your normal lens 'Supernatural by Nomnon llothsd.lld sufficient to handle some ref le c t I on·& que I chIn a flowers and similar subjecu. properties of polarizona filters A areat plus when working are well known. They can Please do not m isinterpret with supplemen~!V lenses is rer11ove reflections from this article I am not aaainst that you do not have to nonmetallic surfaces auch as telephoto and wide·an,il,e increase exposure. In other glass. wood. plastic and water. lenses , e~tenstlon tubes, words , there are no The angle at whic h the bellows, and otheo usefulaear. mathema t ics . There is, reflection can be almost It's just that occ asionally I however, one caution. lens completely removed Is about Is aff ec ted 35 dearees, and varies with the 1 1ov e t o travel light-a defin ition compact camera and i ts somewhat. But thos os really composition of the object normal, ~mm lens. You' d be nothina to worry about, since beina photollf8phed. surprised at just how many to obtain the necessary. depth But don't let angles frighten times this form of discipline of field you' ll find yourself you. The reflection-dousing will aet you better pictures uslna small stops. From about effec t can be sl!en on the because you' re unencumbered l-8 down you' ll get fairly sharp focuslna screen of your SlR and forced to see in a results. If you-wish to use the Just rotatr the pol;arozer until prescribed manner V1!fV, ve!V small stops you you see the effect vou want But there are times when a should use the faster color The 35-dearee anale _.also ·~~what lonaer lens. the """'· works when remO'fina abilfly to get closer to mak!l a !'rices of supplementa!V reflections fmm horizontal laraer imaae. or the ability to lenses vary from make to surfaces such as water. ,0.11 chanae color values would make, but a + 3 Jn a 52-mm or tflese recommendations hold come in handy, TrUI!, you an 55-mm screw-in custom mount for either color or black·andstuf( thai aadaet baa and list should cost under ~ whlt<" photoaraphy. to one sisle as you trudae your • Teleconvertef$' Place a 2X But lit's turn to 41n area In way from picture to picture. Or teleconvertA!r between your whl ch you can Ret the you can expand that ~mm 50-mm lens and the camera spectacular effects, namely lens' vision with llahtwelaht and you've got a 1<JO.mm lens. color photoaraphy. devices which you can car!V·in Do the same with a 3X He<e a polarizinc filter can vour pocket. teleconverter and vou have a cive you rich. saturated color I' ve chosen the five 150-mm lens. By carryina a accessories I thouaht would be device which is aenerallv l;ar mott useful. You' ll probably more pocketable than a think of others to suit your te l ~photo lens you have the spec ial needs; but before vou advantages of a lona lens with berate .me, think once again less welaht and bulk abou\,that stuffed baa There is st ill anoth e r Plus 3 cl ose-up ;advantaae A teleconverter supplementa!V lens:·There ve does not alter the lens' closest times whel'l you'd like to aet working distance. A 50-mm J~st a little closer, not so cl.ose , lens lo<:JJses to 0.45 meters as to olletWhelm the sub1ect (about 18 in ); thus. using 2X but close enouah to aet a and lX converters with a fram~fillina i,.,.ae. Althouah I SO-mm lens gives y_ou a 100- or am c:oncentr-ati111 on the + l 150-mm lens. focusinc to 0.45 suppl~eptary, you can buy meters (about 18 on.) Think of an ·entire set. Suppliers the close-ups you can make includlnc S'plratone. · Hoya, with a 100- or 151)-mm lens. Kalt. Samiaon, Vlvltar, P.R.O .. (See my article, " Do(Oon' t) Use Attn..Opdic. f,lld Sollaor offer Ttleconverter on Your a case holdlna three Normal lens," In the March. supple<11entaries. It's hardly 1979, is sue of Popular bla _~ah to cause even a Phorosraphy to see close-ups • ~· bulae ln your pocket or mad~ with 2X and 3X c.amer~ 11.18. teleconv~rtersJ ' The sets usually contain a So tar so aood . But lor +1 , +2. and +3; in some evMYthina we aet In life. we .ca- there ll a +4 instead of must ~Y- Therefore, Itt me the + 3. You can h.ve a lot of alve you· SOII)e tips for best relatively innpensive fun re.sulu. The f·stop values playlne with these. combinln• marked on your lens no lon,aer two· to aet a still stronaer and hold true when you are uslna a cloJer workinb teleconverter . Simple combination-say a + 1 and a arithm<"tic (;4n solve this ~3 to' malo:e +5, But let's aet problem. Multiply the f-itop· back to the 3 for the number a> marked on your moment.. When uted on any lens by the power or strenath foc:al lenatfl lens. the wcirkl~a of th~ teleconverteo. Thus, if distance for a +3, when the you h;we a diaphraam rln11 sset camera /ens is set fn infinity, b at f/11 and you are using a 2X 'h meter or about 1lln. teleconverter. the a ctual value But you can aet still closer will be fn& (f/24 with a 3X by utl"' the lens' ,fYWn focus ina teJeconverter) ,. 'mech~lsm, Let's uy your Naturally, if you are using a 501'!1m lens IOCIUI!S to 0,45 throush· the-lens meterln& rMters (about 18 Jn,) without a c.mera. its mechanism will suppNtnentarf. Add a +1 compennte. But vou should suppleme n ta(y al\d t he know that your normai-Jpeed com~ focvMS to about lens Is~~ so fast any more. 180 "'"' (seven ln.l This last is Therefore. in dim available measured from the front of the Haht don't use a teleeonverter supplementary lens. The imaa.J , unleu you've aot a 5tatlona!V maanificatlon will then be !ublect -and a tripod. about 1;J, or 'A llfe.ilz~. That's •Pola rl ,.lna IIIIer: The lrom '-·PorHJI~r Phot0f11Jpl1y.. ,,0 I by removfna the refl<"ctions from shiny leaves. roofs, roads, water, and more. The principle is very slrnple. The reflec tions hide the true color of- the object, remove them. and the object Is re~<ealed on ots rich c olor That's not all , a polarizer can also darken a blue sky It doe< this by movlna polarized light from tha t portion of the landsc,ape. The greates(sky darkening is when the sun Is at' the right angles to the subj~ and when the lens is pointe<~ at the zrnoth on the sky loUie or no sky darkening takes place when facins directly toward or ilway from the sun. Som" sky darkenlng takes place when the sky Is pale blue, u on a hazy day. A polarizer will not darken a aray, bad-weather s ky. lnciden~lly, a polarizer will also darken a blue sky in black· and-white photography. Still ome more upability of • polarizer shou ld be d is(ussed-its abilitY to I' + CAVAGES penetrate mild. vislbll' ha t e It doe• thos by removonc the reflectoons from the tony water droplets that make up haze f tna ll y, try u son'a your polarizer as a neutral-density filter. It CO(I1<'S In h•ndv when you' d like to use a lararr lens openlna to reduce back.,ound sharpne ss. or to prevent overexposure The latter can take place with fa>t folms and very brlaht liaht outdoors. depening on the depth of gray In your polartter. Most have loiter factors ranaona from 2 5 to 4. from about 1'/. to two >tops 8ut. usina yo.,...rouah-thelens metering SLR, you don' t h;ave to calculate exposure. Just follow the mrter reading tlvouch the polarozer and your el<J>()surewillbeinthballpark. There are m~y sources for polarizin& lllters. Most are in rotalina mounts; some havt! . handles to help tum the ~~ter to the bert polarizlnl posit"'!'Youo photo~ c.n help. �Subatentlal Student . I on al photogrephlc equipment, CMMI'M, projectora• ..,_... enlwgers. film .. dartuoom aupplea 'FIImart Photo Supplies 637 MMtJ St. ~-~--··-MJ FfiEE /'AMINO AT IlEA/I OF $TORE "Ow: 4bt Y-r 6J Senllng IWifolo" 1 HOUR CQLOR PHOTO FINISHI.NG Add an extre dimension to tomOftow'a clHI pretontedon. dlscut· aion, 01 report with quahtV color photos ctevetoptd felt at lnttl Photo Lib. Now honoring etl competltOfl' photO finlahlr.; coupOnS cw ugh Novombtt 16th11Limh ono cou~t to41 of filnll Wo dovolop ond print oU 1 10. 126. ~ 135mml colo< print film with our up-tH•t• C·•l PfOC•"· �i �.f 1 i Thete seems tQ be no end to must keep in mind that in • the kinds of home .-ner-al the mo<e portable the ~ enterUinment equipment ttwlt unit. the lower the quality. of wf!: can now en)oy .way from sound. 011 home. Portable televbions, stereo radios , and t a pe featwel recorders have become There are several common Items at the beach, in performance features to the park and for rKreation in consider when buylna a ae11eral. portable s tereo unit. We have A popular Item in recent selected what we feel to be V~ times Is the combination AM· most sianificant features to FM, tape playtH/recorder consider when buylna a ste reo sys tem , a viable portable stereo unit: alternative for those who like TONE QUALITY . Mos t to take their music with them. monophonic units be ina Many aood models are eiKtlonically more elaborate, reasonabl y priced, makina should be compared to the thenf more affordable than the trad it ional h o m e ste re o tradit iona l home stereo systems. synem. FREEDOM FROM flUTTER. Good port able stereo In stereo lflk fluuer is known systems can be found for as • as a waverina In pitc h caused little as S200.00. If your'ilesires by mechanic al Imperfections are limited to a mono unit your ' i n the tape·re c order wants can, be fulfilled for mechanism. FluUC!r can make around $100.00. music sound wavey or sour, The areatest advantaae of however, the top brands have ihese portable units is, of been tested to be relativj ly courw their mobility. Thouah free from flutter. it is true that al>O<f sound is SPEED .-,ccuRACY. When attaw..ble In these one the tape .sj~Md is consistently faster or slower than the corrKt I and seven/elahths inches per second, musk: pitch and tempo may be off. It is important.to test the pitch of the recording Instrument befor~ makiQI the purchase. FM SENSITIVITY It SE~ECTION, Mo~t brands of equipment have little to no ' ' difficulty in receivlna stations wjthout Interference from other stations. One point to keep in ~inc'! is that stereo sensitivity is illherently weaker ttwln mono sensitivity, so it is not a fair comparison between the two. • STEREO SEPARATION. You c annot expect too much stereo d istinction from speakers that are from ~ne'to two feet apart. Your personallistenina ranaels what. will determine whether • portable unit is satisfactory for your listen ina -needs. The closer ·you are to the unit the clearer the stereo distinction. All of the portable recorders have some standard, built-in features includina: a microphone ;.d< for an external mike, a headphOne jack -and many have- separate jacks for hooking up 'outside speakeJS. Beyond the s t andard complements of operatina controls, there are many s pe cial - option features ava.il able, most of which serve to increase the costs of your unlL These special features Include the followina:_ htemal d-e power jacks · for car or boat hook up: Auxiliary input al)d output jacks · to enable you to record · from outside sources as well as from your own rad(o. Meters • to aid in checking the battery and recording lewl. ' Tape Counter • to help In locatjn& particular passqes Variable Monitor - to record proarams without i!!!!flering , with your llstenlna Pause Control • aids in posit ionlna the tape for reeordlna Radio "sl_eep" shutoff • the entire unit tums off when you turn the function to the tape position. ' It Is clt:ar that these portable units c an be nearly as accommodatina as traditional ' home istereo systems. It Is important to shop around and search out~ which most accommod'ites your needs and desires. ''ll.. •· l.ow,Lo~ . . Ev~r.yday - PriCes I "' '-·---'--~ · ..11 FID18blag Touc:bee For Your Prlnte x lt Color Ealargemeut $3.99 each From a aUde- .5.99 flnlahlng Toucbea For Your Prlnte Rush Dry MouniiQg. .... . .......................... $_1.50 Pebblf! Tcxtura. ........ , .......................... 25c c-s Tutlft. ........ .. .................. ....... 65c n.sh Dry Mounting............ ..... . ............. $1.76 Pebble Tcx!We........ . ....... . ................... 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With a cocky ~er somilar to the best swagaer I made my way boers feosn and duke and then through the doors and onto the went on th4! offenStve refuong world of wow and fluuer and everything that he had said harmonic distonoon The Quotlna specofoca toons and drama unfolded. us1na a jab cons1nlna bf facts Many months aao I had and f1aures aathered over the entered this vt!ry same store to pan months buy a needle for the I C At this point 1 had h1m down, Penney portable phonoaraph he was scartlll& to stumble I thar 1 owned and avidly looked ltke I had made an listened co but before I had early round. v1ctory but before even made it put the ht! was countt!d out he headphones- I was cornered by manaaed to makt! it to the a salesman who must have spukeu section where he eaten Maranu Operatinr stumped me w1th the liqu1d Manuals for lunch and cooled speakers. I had been consumed the specification struc,k and found that I had chart for desserL I was stunned lost the third round Time to as he besieaed me with watts r<!aroup. I spied the tape and direct drive. Numbers and players and took a chance figures 1 thouaht only NASA They had bl.'<!n the only area used rolled oH his tonaue with where 1 was not completely the ease of a prerecorded tape. confident. I had to take a Before 1 knew what had chance, now I was on the run happened I was walklna out Comprnssors and expanders, with a wstem that he said two phrases I vaauelv would fulfill all my llstenina remember, jumped off my f>ee!ls and only cost ·me five tonaue. He lield~d the words hundred dc»lars. and like a sure handed short With tbis valuable (and stop made the out with a quick expe!'sivel lesson at hand 1 comm"e nt on the frivolity of tooiWo pr~tlna to return jnd havlna them. The ball was in awnae tiiyself. Volume after his court now and, he knew volume we<e ~bsorbed on what to do with it . He spouted every asp4!ct of a ster<!O ever ••t he aural perspecttve of the written about. 1 wished not to dynamics of the boom box has defend myself but to ao on the little affect upon the sia11als offenrive. I wanted to score a areater amplitude or the victory for everyone who ever dlfferina frequencies " Panic bouaht a st4!<4!0 and didn't set In My mind was on know the first thin& about h . overload Terms rushed Justice would be mine. throuah my heod. funneling I made my way directly to into one unintellialble thought turntables, ready to do battle Dolby, motor belt. linear The salesman appeared At the phase. verlable pitch. RMS pr end of the ais14!, pau>ing for a channel SOOI'I cluttered my momerlt in a way chat SHmed brain like one big mass of as thouah he were loadina noue ammo in preparation for the He had me. 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Is thet rou mwt •hoof •• • alower to . . . . . . . . . the .......... - . pilate•..,._ . . . . . . piMito, Oft .... ....... ~ of rtng. 1408 Hertel Avenue Buffalo, New York 9:30 AM - 9 PM Da11y 9:30 AM - 7 PM Sat. 873-4424 I I �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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IS through Dec. 23, Happy Days drink prices starhng ~ everyday at I p.m. and continuing tOI 11.00 p.m ewty night. Let loose and C'clebrate, cause Thank God It's Over! l~..,_.,.,.<lM~'\tftd f"'d bte,, ,.,., vc•t•nt VltfY lhi;f'\tl and IKinotV SH~'t ~~ T".MIItl I(M" ~V6 M«,.y KM•i l ip 4·nnet:~ '"* CAROL VH you hot d;.. 0...11 boe 50C Mixed c!rink> I 00 Wn I 00 M......,_ lr.. HtWt • v.,y tnff'tY C.t!r!stm..-\ M\0 let•, n..ve .., ~'lulltnl H~ Yfir ~tlnf't' LCIVtr, f.a P. J. BOTTOMS J, H11PPY ;;i(! Forqwl -'bckll New y.,.,.,brll'.ld6\l Hh. Blompo,uy ttl!"'' MOl DAVE ~ ~11n1a lold I w""' FOOD - BOOZE- BOOGIE Cltut voul Mtn·•"• , . ,. . . . . OEAil r E>O, '"~"h fO' 1>Uttln9UP N,tn me tn•• \.efN'i.ttr. ffN OICI 1.m001hlt' Lvv•. tow mt~AS.Jtf ~t .........~ .. , . . . ... . . . , ,.,. rlabt across from u .a. • J C ~y l -~ ~oW(,_.., Loft '\ I•UI'lt t~r- O• ~ • h.lff ,ou t,....,w ~~ E<o< I wo*nf t-:» hotel 'tOV cloo..r ttwn t"Wl'r bl'ICV4'. I ,..,1'1.\ yOut lOYI' 0"10 Wofftt\lh UTN MA .. 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Pc:ltt fMVA. litr<". 'rene, eno wenctr HeVt • Cht'i11"'U LD'IIt \'DV 4111 1 Fl•m• not ,,.om .StMMO~~ I IDM~ thlt <:ottin\ "\.hll Of\ GVenet.. 11'1 w.-nna .-.uti Ill ~!Ously .,.~ +lddrd. un6We ~Son 10 fiW oli~ CktmO _.., TMU11 Joe PHILIP MOOSEt Htrt"~ tO Ill OUt lt.H'\ limn 1ft Cft\CO JS) "' IM p.AW 100 Cto,N .tr~t""' t'U f'f\IU tflf l'fW<f\ DU! nt . 't""' trnorntlrw.; ,W<CI'II ( At«" " " .wrtt f"'U'~ Yor-U) Jolt ¥CM.!''Wf impr6vtd 100 peorctnt . ME+i"llV XM AS lo •II lh'f rwc..,pllonl\1\ Kelly1 M.•'l• J06", WA. W\ •·e;:peorltnce•• fn WOflit 6nd '1~0Vt., L·OVe , ...... LA.A:RY ~lwmt' k) ~ WOtld el s_.,.,rn.• ,,., AND to t.CHI!ttf'l~h·• J•n!tt"EfiiEE Mr"Y bvckued inYM9 lt~ot- ~~ C.. J fllt:lllt'f t;ttRii.fMAS UULli 0 H P ,F C BOQG>A. Gnl'( tour.,~e VIOW~Isl Uon; 110CKEY ,.,. "'*" ,., =-:..,- Ow =:---,1,-,W..,--.,----00 ~lVI\ tow.,.. ow Slocllti"'9S"'" '(HII'. ··~· Oogt. t tMJ vo NV . . ,,.. Mcrr!"""' Owut 'turns th.e•·s.,~trnor-e lnce! DE}I fl'\c t.Jwf' Hi,;",..,. c ... .,;tsrMAS PAA"nes M,D FLqc>R P•IHI£S rt.. t 're dttto ~ f\lr'l tJ lit~t ln Pump A:oom 681 OHIO ,.liM" J 00 lm otUIII,._ \.~lHV .,EN MEq. t!Y;;; l~t POOCorn or ~anut ouuer, I'll '~"'e"'bf.r vuu Th•n'' hWWI~ .. ~ ~~ • ro s•R;' tor ot lftQ qrtAI _1 _ _ _ tPetPf" l Nobody 11!1,.. cou•u h i ln!O to.it ~ Jh...nb ~~ U'l( IOU' Wl'tlt-"ttr' ~I•Of\ " """" tove·· Som~ o r toO.T \E'HIOR$· we:·•cbt>MoroMOO OUI <fi'!O O~P eo out• le•rne.d Of or~tnen MO othe-u. "' .,.. ,uu tn. . . tl! euilHDAV~-<.f'l~bt'.tl.- ,oor ac.ev M me~ IPI"'W f.t of coucvu ..o wrt' tt twftnelon.tt~taMrofmW9kn~ ICe Ct"ttm ,.._" •v•it~tN••'*'"' lod9'ft 1a M•l~ MWY-$ 11\olm tr'O'f\ UB ~~ CMnP'/1-NUMISE.Jt & I'm 9't'ff~ P'tt[IH IOf" Cl'lf MXI fOOfball 9.mf· lt'\ 'f04I" bill L.o"'• ••w•W'\, J ol! P , $ M t "V Ctttbtmal PEDRO's tAVER N ..,ct Ent• rlilinmeot E.mPQf'lvm !'It\ compftled 11s dtbiJI um&, Jet. Merr1on. t•ndv, rtryn. H~t. Aelp. tl rt<ti>C'tlert., PvmP'In\, ~VII P u tt, F it't' Alarm1 W• l ~r BIWKtnS. Amw. ()~r~, A ir GY+!&r. tnct thl' rtiOc.OIIl• etltt !'lOW! o fc-...r, SI.V tvftf'O nta l MmHitr Par1 II .ot STOCK IN fHE - MUDDe " ic.•ll tf'lt Sptc'ltu'" W'C"ftl SUN wrenlll'~ Wt \I'I.•U Hv• 'o ,.a tJdJI - Jte COM ~·tH n end I~ P TOMMY COCOLA ~ • ""l'. wll'• 9Vr tf\0 r'IO bOYS h~ ......,. A PlY hOhCb'f \IM~ John lrovt" li-AitWftl«) Kiifi'ER OF THE 8AT: dK.rf\1 Mt"M~ &vtn grtt1brtak BZH It""" bHft. fUI'I. HIVt a J(ATH'f- rnis lS Vovi 1•\>t p«SONI !tOfT! VOUt' 1'COf'I1W< tlon..." AI 1..-.1 for th1' tHr-, H*' IO ~e VOU lind ..AU l h~ Pf'"'~'d•n" l Men•• a 101 mon "•• • l•!"'''t', l ~tr Den 8 . I I I I I 1 I HOLIDAY *PASS* 12 HOOH TO 7 P.M. (M()tol. TO SAT. OIILY> After 7pm • $3.00 Cover Charge I I I • Special Attractions a Exotics Every day and evening • Come1llans • Speci al ty Acts • Femal e and Male Oarrcers f ·~;~~;~;:R~:~7;~~- I I i{.4i ~;~;~E-66821 1 ~~ •n•,.~:;:::••". B . : H E PEACE BRIDGE �. ( l e i " ! t: ! .; ! ! c:; ~ Seasons ·Gre~tings ! 1 - �from the people behind The "Spectrum �tO "Ll MV F AVORITE CAMPUS STAFFE ... S- Ttt.,.kl tor Y®f DttiMU "-"''"\ISJ•t.m lind •tJI11ty to wrvfvt OUf severe Nc:1t.ln0 of yOVr "orln. 5H .,..., N'111 Yto•to DANIEl. .J &O&.OER _,.. ... t'NO ,,to n'llfOI"'' You f\6d betiM vl\it Thf oun c:om. ~ • old~l~ng; tht twtlv(' ~ • wet:k 1s Gvr• ('N'~m...-JottAtcL &..ov•. MV HEllO wonJnt your mout.e. ,;-;--been 1 plt•wrc 101.1 ,,,....,lt\tttlf., ltffl. tn __. oct1'1 1nt ro Mow row To .,. on Wlll't ,.., f'lo'f'f\ rl lilt cC'.f1el~r Wttf'f' hmt Swn Yow- pos.lff 9Jrt. ' --- v; J• .;;:, ~~. eRtNEI(I'Hi? t l;.r..., MMJ I'm . . :~ .~~===·~.,~"": 1. to&01 ~~ ptbHt'Yiftv yow Nrr v.mowr Xm•s.- fON' -- - w»• fM'IIUilC Uut "'"""""er net 'NOftOI.tlu4. Ewn MOOOV JEV!- 1ft • wwla fllted w.ll'l • '"""""' f* to IMM~Vb ml' Cftl.,. moocts, Atf9M'IS oi!I"'G D Am•tot tr \ ..-lu to "ou \.noiW I ~.,.. LOOII;WfV . . ..,d 110 Nvr JOfi! MOWIO. ~ l .,tMIY. ftt at totmftttt l UJ'W, H~. P .$ Happy LO'tt Opf• t-HeaiG~NO WARMEST nol1d•Y QtH'II'I9 I covtd t:IOU'OI't 9 Wt The LIT flEST toYt ..-MEA:RV CHR I STM45 -Vout ftll'lt'l" Hew.. \.ynll. Vk tof'. Ooi>H 8rt•l v . tc•,.-tft. r.,.o. JoYce, Grvu.,. G~t Lon Mlsi> Juay H•vorll• ••ve~'~tfft U 410t1on' l m .ttttr' Wl\11 ow t'tltlltlonti'IID ' ' now, 011" rt•IIVK.tll'l iJ tt'tt t ' ' lint' relo~ttOMhto ~t et •U ... , G EOctGE 0o Love vov '""'' Gooo tva. on YQt.lll h t\ollt "•ve • wonotrtvt v.w;•~ .Mel I M.,rv CN'1sf1'1"1•s Jove. r------------------, UNIVERSITY DONUT •I I II I 8 I BAKER 'S DOZEN W sz.os with coupon I I We Also Feature: Subs - Baklava • Spinach Pie • Soft Frozen Yogurt 3234 Main St . 832.-6666 OJll!n 6am-1Zpm Monday - Sunday up 1r..er~ ~ld . I ExpiresJ~· took oefiH. :·~::for :--,.;,.,.,-,-----8ERNSTEIN: W.aoesnotown MIYP¥' at mar DM". bt.n 1 ~~ hr.., M mn 8AStL- Are fOil sun ~re 1"101 ~ ~1.'19 Ectftorf _..,. lOb ...... Somon Goiis 1 ~ ~------------------ or wtl.elevtr)- lt hope fOt me VOU"re GOLD-s~~kmiY ~ I tf Chicken Wi!ss HiPat. Prices Paid The Jewel:y Exc.h ange DIU .._---~-' - "- ....., ,._.. «oond --;;;;, II W"'Oii44r't'l at tile Ueinnity Plaza IOMYGnt~Jollt .,.;-;;;,-to 1 Simon c.-CAV-.s-n;;;-;;,.., roo -;;;;,;; tw.c;.xhn oi!M' no1 ~ plitctwn. of bHf, bUI H wM fvn.. ~Yt~t- 1'11 he AbOI.II t'O\.I 1n my MlCt Coi\Pmn. ••IM toniP ~IJ~ lndustiral Engi!!U!i!!g SoP-homores.- IE 220, Engme~l'mg Econom)i, 11 not lt fl ~d m printed schsdvte Oul w11t bo ol/eted Spttng s•Mosuu on Tiles.· Thurs. 9'3() - TO:<S m Honon276. Reg. No. ' ' 453584. Cour•• teqlmod of IE students & op~ Jo othetS seekmg eloc;.. !·~Ding' One O..We O.r to~.,...,.. C., triJ r<te-fYCIM'"•I U'is Ul'hVf""Sdy ltw tt-M jlory; "T~Jw t Pa.MI .J· ROOTIE'S -~ P.e•e•d!!II!E !!Ix•t•ra811!1M!Io•n•e•v• l t. rtwwme.adin910oriC'fUCl ., 11 pm (lVI.. porkh~ me, you Mel Frtcldit Colli work 11 OUI- VOM, m*"'9f' ,,. Pft'As. - Joe ---· )an. 16, '8 1 TO THE GIAL I' M ' £EING jOt go!no out With or WA\ .tn ln1trKt1~ ~t tr , JW tlvo me • little t:w-u·tnlf\9 room .net 1 thitlk 0tr ovet to '"" r•on• or to '"" ~L What~~!~" . Lei' s go out tor MftV$ o1 l •nie mot"~ ofltf'I .~Jce Clm btQln!'ltnO 10 MOn 1 c..-.·r ·~II until Ytlfir M'CI • H•lt , teMV 1 I I I jU$.1 .a start, Ne-1CI wmeJ.Iet" I w _,.l fWenty. I(~ UP lt\e voocf wot'k. The Vinrl Junk.il' SEAL Y - M4'ft» ltlal ~~·,!'f':_ ~:;;.:t~ onll I L-O VE YOU J T'HE _.. &-E,... ST-110 ,- R - :t:-:S SPEW dHk In «..otm•• CTOI"'I &. MO¥' ) 11.HP o.t m•k"'' ,.._. 9000 Ct•" tUft tr.fftdl. 1 COU9ft C~1 OnA Mt 1o0 r'\Mo- Merry MARTHAF'iCE TO ALL THOSE WORKHORSES 1n wonder Where tht ye;ar• t\1\'e ~. " trom J:2 t• n you'n t'ltfp m•et.t t~ V.MI Jot ti'!i btlt. I'll mtu \"CM# mort INn t ll.nOW now to uy. JOHSI(I , Conor•M•tlnl •tttf' sl• yHtlo iW1G lHic11. JOANN£ - 115om•tfmt1i I Ut f WII!.e tnd 8 34'· 6'81 I I / 1 1 I II Esplra Much 31, '81 VALID ANrtlt-'E I ROOnE'S _ .... ._,_ .._ ~:.r~:. ~~~N~~··~N= I ,_, ... ::0 oc,:.-.;;,:""..!,~""'e::'.~·~ I preu;., 1 tntnk w c.n \ttv ttf"tM - IM bolin tr~ttnd on spet\5n9 TOM.. tM~I'IInk tl'l•t loppH lht ...,Oll'f Of TIJIHdoiV e~not WW"t fREE _ , . . . _ . . ., . WITH THIS COUI'OII JtS S'ltW RIM I ., 111u,.,Jf1011 Htt'l t'root ot •1~ r«qulrrct a.\ r 688-0100-BOSSES: I pr.-nlw kJ tc...., -- your PGIVMnt vlsu.. cttf'nOM'rthOM , TO MV cturl~ OtldiJM I'Mttln._ You lut.l OOIIot .._lcki,g tn Mill umes.ttr. Anytime you crv.. Rtcrlord TO ANNA7MAR iHA 1no '"",.,,or'"' cr«k oroeluc:llon cr• w· 1 promlw D"W punC1utt dtlctf'ine oetot'• tht v·t•r 2000 or thf' l jnl tt• wln' Sun. Wnicht'ltr cometljttl. Yovr Hti"', Wf'AI 'fOUr othu cleaned I'll do tn•t too. 8ut I do l'lave limit,, ISadldCL BOLOE!A TWINS: If WU tun wor-k•nv wlln vou 2 ~u.ll'lml(' ft!ls wmflt·er . Let'·& In C..Pl"!'l nut 90 4lnd 11\ake- l'landt Mll,t'$olltr. 841dk1CI, OUR HE~O : IIU btl "'' ti•Wi t li'l SUft .JACK-LOOk~~ 7& btlltt com~ lint. mor~ ALL MY FELLOW CLOCK WATCHER$; TM Mmtittr It t'IIIIOrY I ' m W!f'lng colors tram the b*t'Kk Mod •""""'· A'~' SC)K1rvm Go lOt It •v•ln 1~ Oltttrent Drummer rOoJdlr!ps witt\ • new ntotlUtlittd 1ht~n tvtr IUJUI'C f'(l i lor and ... trlt>nct. Merry X m•-' John ICL. ro A lOP NOTCH taltonteovr•Phk .rn comm\ltllttar HOOOOy 001-Sil bt11tr ancl lt\1\M. ior hh•cl'llng me so much.. No MOI't lUVQfttton~. AJw1rs. In • • ..-w:t Me~,.,)( m•• JonnKL • YES JOE."'Mtrll 'Pfl<llitatltln 'tfl"ll oe t'CkW'Ie, Give: fT't' a df:H hne and m•tbt' t 'lll~•"' it whtli~ • month or·~ G<•at too lhls. wmt\tt'r . JS t .. • ro J4N£. Kn,,-'..,. .:.:..a"'t"'u---=r...... ==.~, ~ I Mmf1,1.,- ~~ 1SOt l..Oft 111'0 SliC... f Cfii'IIJY Ctnn. Ottlora Htppy8r~10tw .,.,.,In er ••'I'· JOCIJ ftO~ .o.tot tn. \'OU t M oo • It IM ••x&n.oltion .,.. dtteOYtrt <Wtn , .. , Mmnlt'f I'm 01»1'19 on v.c•tiOf'l Jtnv ..,.,* m~ 1 dD bel -:. ... ' - ,-... ,..,. , .., .. ro M 7a OEHNtSGORtS ""'' ' •wtl"'tocontVMCJ. t bOC>tYOU•e IHh nt btllt"t lbtln I 111'1 GOOd l"'k on vour f'JIM'f'' enG ~ W' • hiPPY H"""' ..,., .... COCA COLA v;;;-t;;.:;;c;. ~ ,....,, .,.vr euon " so ~u letK T~J. llf'!rY The mYCh ·s-• wn ;;:E;c:f9~~~~.;.~ -,-_. --~ Ott!« WOfNin " lUI Goc#J bVI , . ,•._ bftn f04.K ICW.S.. ~Hfthl. tM ~ (ti\Mtk ,,..,..~ Wtlh ti\.MlU.. trw ' Sun' lC • suo ______ _ Li\DOARO ..,7CiONE.INC. TltE FollowiNG Will BE ClOS£d: •THE PHARMACY AND CUNICAL LAB 011 TuuciAy, OK. 2J, AT 12 p.M. / *THE SEXUALITY EDUCATION CENT~ 011 FaiciAy, DEc. 16, AT S p.M . •THE BIRTH CONTROL CUNIC oN Tuucl•y, DEc. 161 ~T J-6._p.llt, · Wil't , �MYRTLE MOOSe: Yt tnt teKe this OI»>rtt.inlfy t tnOW "''( tPPre<:ltiiM tor the' Ume ' "-' J Nve MHH tnV HOWtE-to•sll!'Mtguyl'dllll.«tO"'tto IU'OW Mfi ~~Luclci-A MUI' ..,.,lrtl'· YO DES I: H_,y l lnndey from &II your bUddtest Yo AJ, WtyN, PtltL IIV Olc,llt, fWAno.l, IWAno.t. IWAno J, YOSieYe1 Lovlt. Ht4en ~ M.ttt•~·· sadfl. tiolwo Cnria~t. Gfti, """ -~. JERRY- Thne Pbl fM nMniM ~~ bHn rnt "'"' Jn my ldt Mavw t tw~v. ~tMtnW'Itl\~,1 IOYI:~t~ CHICKS TH.AT TUlltN M.ech C.at"''ntft, ""*'" PRODUCTION HOSE's-Thank1for eft JOHN- Keep •II U\t- YOW iw4D t"ls Mmt!'ller t" bHn t-.tl \UQ911flont you WMI, &ut Sll)' front mow~ tH1 scr"""' .Wrt ..,,~pe-tted e.l'd )'OI.IoOIIOH Nootl'l« VW'Ot'ds ntofoiHG bUI tNnU. L..oW MooM lt1tt:rnH"9 Ttke 4 CltCW~il; for t~He, WAtt till vou we Wh•t•• 1.n stor-e N.xt ST.EVE CRAHDA.L.L~ Mt yov rtMI't' tMt tat 01 do.,., Mwaya ,.,.., a 91obf ~ yew ~H From 'tour ltYOtl.. tlf'lty CM.rfHr Mmnf«l ~-·1 WC'tiOMon(f'" ~ ~M ,. woe SUn' • AkiN Jetr, "~ M;:;;;;Rs;-_-;: "'QQ;;;;;~se-t.lt===.,. =w::,~ ,..::-,=,..~= ~ m. 1\k.k Nt'neO Jn M 14W•Y tat tor \10 '"" mU,t.,e ert•• won.. I(.., wftat ) Atl..,....y ~blln:U W s.. O.C.It r,. Mfl.. JHr-, P nf'\lt:r 9f'f antmOrt: Mfp tt\at WIY I I'I~CI•I •' tool ., = ; ;::._~m m.ft Y04K r.--..-ttt .,..,'""' f Mit• .SEALY WOWt t tt'r\ fmPf'HIItd W'ltn J..-r'l fK'a and Wilc..N'- I"W ODI tD tcrrn!J fOtl•ve turftfod t•yout if\70 tDtnCtl'loi$ ~. (I'm 1'101 $t~Je- into JOV (tot; VERV f:UNHY HOSE- Too bad YW' II P._.ILt Ttn .,,_ . Haw M ~ Tl\al on lour hdp M¥JM. n ~-=~~~~'::"~ : :·FMAN AND ltE'~ORO YOW tM i i SVnnvc.,...tftftiOICiafttlfot•lob Good ; Wmt"SI... 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YOOAFACE ltmn MIG IM Buetlaef'f" F lnotf, . .. x;:;:y ~~h~·.- :~~~~~':.':r,;•~: ~ ~ ssssssssss "STAATS, .M1 ti'Un-.: onltOM mOft \ llt..r .,.... wmf'A., HIW aortal V.Ct.hon, Love INSTANT $$CASH$$ FOR THE TWO SMITS N:Jd to tN ~ P$( ,_.. N«ry Ctvlt.lft'toH, L,.ov. O.W CINOY ATLAHTIC ClfY « tM~stf Wt should at tenr l'nlll.t H h•lt rM w•'t' Last Chance! , Kt1ftl JAY• Wt' lt mlu ¥0\1 O.tt Will AIWa'(\ be' • Jew In tht tner ~~ Good Lt.Kk In n«rvlhlng htl.t cart .Srtvt Ptu• A Special Holiday BONUS WALOPEIUON • Wf'uH c.•n I WY t~J I n•ven•r tll'tld'f J41!d to you? But you \now Wti111t I WOUld \iHtt. hfl(t II t•&t tnd heve 1 9ood tim,. In tHE Ctty See vou In ff'l{ft' WHk" bVI I'll mlu 'ft w•• See page £0 AND I..A~~y Photo •nl;nmenllt d•wo 1n •ctvanct? 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Ht61. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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He also Included Albany bureaucrats u a possible trouble JPO(, "'They (lhe bwuucriiU) are uiCd to c1eaJiDa with aiant bulldlup." The ebllnnan uplained that the dlfllculliea or sdlina priva1c bonds for State c:oaMro.,ion, pWinina I buflclin1 to flt Into the decor of the ctmplll and rep&yloa the <OilJiructlon -'Stbroup 11uclent pun:hues make the projea dltrtcult for "those iD the Sell< Capital.'' Plans for the store Include 1 lO,OOO squan foot maehandise area, on a Pnale n-. Cunmtly, no other commercial lnteftSU an rep<cscnted, altbouab foO.,t lndlclled thll "if we're SIICC<S$ful, theo olhcn will follow.'' St. . . . . .,..,_, Up to 50 peopk wll1 WDik at the bookstore, clepeodlna oo the seasoota1 nature or the b!Wnas. Foll<et reponed that "a lar&e pm:cntttae" or those employed will be audents. Shccban said that the pacl<aac plan will help iD future plan.aln& ror 111 Amliast Campus Mud<11t' unlon. With thelnOu• or priVate money inlo a publici<>Cior, the SA Presideot predicted lhll it will be easier to work for "tb:inp that the Slllc can't .. ovide." With a suc:cc:ssrul coopaative flmdq erron by private interests, lhe possibility or a similar coalition for tbe union loob better. "At l<ast, the options ~opeo now," Sbccban r.,.... . ,. . . . . . ,.,. .,. . . ,., ._ ·-"-n. . . . Unl-lot-- _ ·-•Pf'>loc• Ol'f)f£0 8UOI'E ~H•S11141< - - - lUI - ~.,...,.._..._.,....,..,. ~ ~- . Pare • e I•B Un lverslty •f t X mas gl • KoUI< ( - l l y loft ol -~~~ ~ \be eompony·o said. Construaion or Parcel B was pouible because the Follett Corporation is privatel.Y owned. Altbou&h shon·tenn comm<rclal v;...,. are pPsimlltic, the fllll!lly. c:oatrolled bUsiness deoicled to buUd now, . because o~ their "CODodtnce iD lhc lona·ranae 11bbillty and suecess of this project," •ouordina to Follett. Bul for the corporallon's kader, the project waJ imponanc 10 him for a Amherst To"" Supe'Asor Joclt Sbarp called it ·"the b<sl Christmas ptcs<nt I've eva aort~." UB foundation ao.rd OWrman Jei.,y Jacobs more pcnonaJ reason . "There wu lrcmendous cooperation for this termed It "a uniquely diiTerent ooostructlon <k'vdopment." Student project," he remarked. "There had tO be, for it 10 be SUCCC$Sful. " He ttnned the oualitlon or interests that ran&ed from the Univtrsity, the Town As_.atlon (SA) President Tim Sticdtan•witas a "walyst." Whll Sanll Oautlt brlnaina to c:tmplll is clevelopmeo"t of PIU<1'1 B. The or Ambmt. ~evcral Buffalo-based companies, and the UB Foundation as lon&•walted <OM ruction pro~ wu announced Wedoctday by Follett "wollclerful." As the <onftr<nce broke up, Sharp -.p<<SScd pleasur< at the completion Co<poratlon Chalnnan Roben J. 'R. Follett. Allhou&h snmll hurdles Slill olll, the new Amh<riR Campus bookStore ouuld be In operation by next or the plannlna and packaalna Ita&< or Parcel B. He annouoced his int<ot to next brlna'thc Li&ht Rail Rapid Transit (I.RRD t ystcm Into Amherst, Decemb<r. Speak ina at the crofts Hall prC$1 conference. foll.,t announced that his linklna the split wnpuses. UB President Roben L.. Keucr quipped that &bat one." company will "buOd end opcrlle a lara< l!oobtor< on tbe Amhcm .. ,.II bdp L. t b y Du Holder ,,/' C•lfVJUS £dliM ,-------------------------~._, Tugging atSanta·'s beard b1Naoq~at Sp.crnwt Sl.rf ,.,,.,.. The most .Uual of all holiday rrimmlnas in any ~~ store II the jolly f01 maa' with the,red \'dvet IWl and thelona white beard. Seated in some type or "wondcrtmd" ICUina SaDc.a Claus llstc.ns to wbbes and makct promises to tots duriaa the O>risunuseasoc>. Inside the llort', Santa waits tO &red tbe many children who for the paiR two weeks, were bciot aood to make ·up ror a y...- or Uflllitineso. In lhe eyes of the itnpressi0111ble Y.,uths, Santa is lh< most wonderful person iD the worlq. One by 9oc tbe cbild..,.o sit on Santa's knee and tell him bow they have behaved and what they want (or Christmas. Ace<>rdina to on• Santa Claus, "Some cbildrm read endless Jtena from a list <hal they've prepared ahead or tlme. Thls is. wt\trr my patience ~YS' an imponaot pan in my job.·· AT l>.MclA's, ..ana Santa Is bclleYina In him. He sits proudly on his bi& and 1old cbair and a;r..u tbe dUidrtn ..tlb a smik and 'II "-tJ "Ho, Ho, Ho." The IIDd wtdte vclwl O<Jtfit wfth a J&odlina hft 10 match is traditlocW ror St. Nkl\. With his well rounded IIIOIUcb, 11o liDs the ''Santa Suit'' .,.,rea~y. H io wbit.c, ~ lite '-"!, ..,..... all red K . kJIUNOLl:. A ... ,.. -olt&t Mt II Hit w1nta eM...._ .. t~l tnoritt Ct1VL AI awit""u U• • to ... 1M toMY ~ mwt witt ~101 '"'-_.._ _ _ _ • • • ' ,. • Mto."""' ~- red red son. "'""·the Th6 oplrit of Chrislmu """""" to com~ al:l'te bdllnd t.be alass How ~ on< becallle a S..ta Claus? DO tbc elva pwtidpa&eln the tdtctioa llf...-1 AccordiOJ to Pcr-...t Maftaa<r M.-.1a ~ (the had dl). ' 'Tlllt Soi* autb<otic; wt aottue..._ r,_ the North Pok." ' u of* • lmponant quallfla!tion a Santa "'"'' h.,.t, Alstoh poioted to ~ and a Iikins . towards <hlldml. • • To the Sauta at AMAA's, ' "Tbe Job is aradtYilla and It b<lnp me to life to .,. -u.- brialot. ..WOU. r - I.- 'lftitiaalo be 10 serme. •• To ..,.,. clllldr<o, hownu, the approachiq l.bis ~uallt or ....._ Tbioftilell'* • "Ha.tfta. Slu&o a.- .... .......,.ldolisf~Maay tbc ~ Is ~ .,.... rorco dldr cblldr-. 10 ao ._ ..i P:rw ~ _._.. *Me," said ---l)tbilclliaJiajiiC':! red............ .,.....,. . .Allton. . ..... ........ '1odlo">t o t(c ....,, ""* '*' Willi cloa lila . . , _ • ... - ofbilkq. ~ to , . a ~ * aod will! s..a ill !lopeS o( • .,dUaa • looliday plootopapb. Thl or ,......... ..,.. " Maay .IPI'f'08Cil OR me btlna ellt<, warm aod ......,. amiollliJ • lk ciiMra - to _ . , _. cl"nrina afrecdoola&e wloileotbcn an sam!. 4o ..,. ,.. or the~ DoD k • tWa..,.,._,_,. , Qarlooar :rollllls&<n t<Dd to puD oo • 10 the Nonb Pc* to _ . . s.a.,. been -ttl! tbe •em ror 1111 beard, "- to 110 a..a. This '""' r« .e. Olrislmu? NO....... 4ilplly for lk ~ ob-- ~ die Jal, · ''Wewut our Saala 10 _ . . . . • lltlCildonal ~t 41~ All lllrotoPoUl sao a.u. *' rar *'Ilk appoa1 towards be ...-.s .lloi"dioplay bard it .. lUllS tbe Saata bdiind it," swed,M{. Claus. n.e who visit Santa dlll6reo cblldrm,"}IIG<Iellid. dltrcr In • · ~to "the CSOOfltd Slll&a tO .., orne., thert "are <val ~." cXplalnotl. ..IJist to · ~ 'thank you'-that's O>rutmu. wllldOwiiiUI at a.ma- dale be Not ..,.,... ..., b< a SaDia. ilu" hlnlldf, bdiewO taQ&< frOI!I ....._ lk llllinllled O.rilbnas . - "kfore Rlldolpla a.ad 1Wtuo lnranu to adulu. SOnle, be added, - thltl - J ~ line Op 10 see. to -=II lar,e wiDclow, ~we liro&e ~uios or CbrlscpMCIQIITY'"aliouf. Elcll _ . _ more breath•ltlna than the last. 1 I were reauler tcree~ lnas and Santa coochided, "ihe mosi ~ belcl, t h e - m>e 1UCd ll"lllfyina pan or 1111 Job is when • "((th my Oilier )ob," the ln~A~Fr that one una11 boy N!\S bjock'to me Whm ulted. what Is the moot �~Y While SA reorganizes, VP Derhak keeps post FJena t:..... _, /.;dlllif·ln·C."hlf) Still ' riding the wake or • turbulent fir1t '"'"" month>, tbt undcrsraduate Studcot A>..,.,.tiot>ISAJ" rrportcd1y redefining its priorities and ()OWtiOO\ and allcmp(ina to work around 1.hr. obMac1o that \Cq,naled iu progress- in tht nu ~e\ter ~ Dc::spi1e 1he: rcfu~l b)' Exccu1ivc. Vice Prt:Udtnt DWma Oo:r~k to r<Man IIJXlll rcquc>t from SA cabinet members, Pr<:>ldent " Tln> Shtcll111 ...W the ide-., orpniz:aajon ~ movin~ rorward. ••1 hilvc thrown c:abi.M'I lo wor~ oo and -...c arc. 'UCC'O\fully Jillin&thc pp.\." He added th•.t the ,.hoi< Ofd.al ha> ha~ • b«:n fUhtlcnt •n \Orrtc .t")' po\IIIOft\, !opc<.,lflcaU)' Uuanna•, '' In C'Ot111~'(. \~'Chan j"M)Int~ 1n 'iA f:),ttrn:a.f Artam. of 11\l monrh hO\ llf&tly •ubulled, \he \&>d .!It Wlll PJt\.omt: .,. .. ot .. td • lot -.uh \he A\\Ctnbf) to hdp n l,.nor 10 making 1M r~uHr. h~ h ktd aU c--.. b,ncl mC"rnbcrs who agrC'cd .-111\ the acuon co \ian a peuuon ortirmlnz thilt '"Chu act10fl is nn:cs~ry due 10 the: pcrrorm-a.nce orthc Vice Ptes1dert1 v..hllt '"offtee" .. net ch1u the I'TK)VC w~ thouehr 10 be tn rhC' bt.~1 inttrC'\t ol •he Studc.nt As\Ottiltlon: ' All n1ne mentbc'' approKhcd sign<.-d the fOfm. Otrhalo., however, malncamed 1h:u \he: hn\.1 not 1uti>' understood htr ~'isn~:d dutit) and 'uue-~ttd 1h.a1 \ht' be allowtd tO "!.laM fr ~h ," Then wa} p()Of commt.lnication in SA, ~h~ argued. and the cxpccuttiQn\ o f C'aa;h po)iiiCMl yve:re ftl:\oC:I prnpetl¥ «<fi VC)'t'd, SA mr:mbC"n Saturdar au~ndcd a planninJ( ~Mon rcw l ht mew !ot"Mesltr. Orsantl.td by Shl·ehiln, 11 V.i\ dc.\cribcd au. an opponunily ro 1a.l~ ~bovl the pa\t pt-obtcm" a.nd .\t."\ plan,., ''Wr wtll cmpha1i1e toi i O~A~Intl up on projccu and mak.m.A our~\<'--"' u~iblr:! ' "t1Ud 1hc tlut ll<rha~ •thrm> rllat \11< " \La)•na on the orpnua•to•n 10 "'"VI~ "'~'"'''"'"• 1~1 lhc "tunnod .. dtfiiK 1\\ role 1n ..,.udcnt at\).. «IH'I\cnt She i\Ckkd lhaf \he tJuc\ noc f\pa.t tn hnt. Onf'()UitOn from tf-1~ t-•btOI.1 ..,..,,, .. v•rlUiJI) \Died ••no I..C)nhdC'nee,. la\f mon1h ..Wh11lt:'-Cf Hamp.re\.11n tht 1)4\t un bt put a\Kit,'' \hC lfJUt'd ,.We: h4"t 10 dtat .._,,~ lhc.orga.OiliUOf'l tfl i pmrC'\\IOnll manntt, ·• 8\lt ..orne~" mcmbcn •r•\iC' 1haJ \ht ~u., nua ,tv,~n ~.:ommllmtnt to that &o•l "She dOC'\o•t \t) ~n)\htne; \he doe,n't do anyahtns." \iUd nflc Dtrf't.cm tormtrl) under l'ltfhll.l. \ auuJancr. "AI tt.c nu~c-un1 \atuJda) \ht ju\t dtdn'c tonulbute. •• Shc.than \iUd au nude\ nut.y mcllo,. neM u,mt"\ctr ... bur oortd tll1t m•n> P«lpfe b<lie« the) did not when rt wu needed. He ooded lhot a lot of ~A m<rnbcr\ IU\1 drd ·~• thlng• that had JO bot t-:urn:~ chro!Jjh ~hc:C'han t Mphunta th:tt thllt p<:fforman'-c ruled out INSTANT CASH \lllftfltllffldttt!-1 acreemeru i\ not muc:tt dlffctcnt from laAt ycar'l+. Tbt rtr!l t e) e~onae t• thot NYP IRO mu." k<tp SlOOO of tht> )'tar's S22,300 allocauon from SA " on campus. " The tntltc tundlna disput< .xntcrw around SA·, dcmond that UB's NYP IRG chapter ~how C'JUIC.:tl)' W'hiU the rundln& lh Ulrd for - b«aUK It ~ndJ aU lli moncy to lhe New York Ofnc:c. According 10 Nafh•n. he ft'CCIVt'd lhr proper ducumentatlon rrom NYPIRG and then propo><d for 1980-1981 that ih< UB <hupter kccp SEOOO of iu alfo.ation on tampuJ. NYPIRO Otwrman Jeff Owro Mid his urpmution did a i:tudy s:ho.,.,•in£ that h spent S4800 on admini"r.uivc cc»1s here. And 'uua1cd that MMurc- 10 SA. A SSOOO We will pay you up to 50% for books we need ptus ~ECIAL HOLIDAY BONUS comproml~ wa~ evmtuAIIy rtachc:-d . ' Prtt) dttaus· Tit< """ond <hansc rnvofvc$ how ol1<n I'IYPIRG 1<~• '" Iundin II from SA. Instead of thc CUll4)m&r)' two allotmMii cac:h ac.adtmJc yrar. NYPIRQ WlU gtt four ~yn1ct1u-a rntbwc 10 tmprovc &l"CCunrabtlity-Naahan satd, 1r tt\nc: wt"fc the only t~o ehanatt, ~hydid u ta\t lCWn month, co reach lilq.rrcmcnt? ••J cueu th~ illu~uon wa~ a htllt mo•c- eomplcx whlle it wugoina on than •1\11 V~>t can .wrnmttcno-'. •• SA PrQ•dcnt Tim Sb«han upllintd. "But 1•m &lid~'< &ot tht ptuy hul< dcrad• 'i¥CHkC'd OUI.'t Owcn aarc<d wilb Sheehan addtrli I'IYPIRO bad b<m fearrot that SJudmt JO"<fnmrnt and tho Un••cnity admlnr>~ratloc1 ..en: powbl) att<mptjn& to control tht lobb)'ina Jroup, pouibly <!N)'In& a setUemcnt. "A- kK or rt V.JU "mttd tnacr and f1wtntion:· ht mnar~ed . o-t opl>ioed thot NY PI R(; had K>cul dilfamt pcopl< nc&otilllln& for u >hrouaJ>out th< past ~ month<, tndodina mtmlxn or th< New York Oflic:e, llld Aid thai UllUIY ha•e eontn'but<dco tb< delay. "Our Ntw YO<k Ofrt<t Willll<d us to "1ft a <OPtra<llhlt all Of NYPIR(; eould 6H wh.h. Som<tlun& Whue thu Uni,cnily's admlnbltatlon ,.ouldn't affca NYPIRG's Stat.,.,dt opttattons,'' he sa.id . Both sides -ar«d !hot all nqotl&tioru weu "buslnm·hkc" &nd that there was n~er any animosity between them ... Jwa friendly dUqrecmcnt>.'' SheehiJI said whh 1 mtUc. Now lhat • ~tlonenr h •i been re:ache:d, Owen hOpt.\ ''tht: .spirit or studtot activism piCks up IIIJD at 1hi1 Unlvtfsuy:· He- said 1h:u during the dtawo out diKUM,ona whh SA, he had couH\ 10mcwh:u discnchant<d, but now he's looklna forward to dealtna wnh such wues .. th• Bottle Blll llld wxlc WI<I<S. According to N•lhan, NYPIRO should be aeulna it) fir11 semw•r funding .shortly after the contract 11 siJOcd. Sell us $10 or more in used books Dec. 8th thru Dec. 19th, and receive a coupon worth 10% OFF your next purchase at any of our 3 University Bookstore locations. SEI.I YOl 'R l SU > HOO/\S AT A.\'Y Of ( )L R 3 LUC·\ r/( ).\ ....; SQUlRE HALL Moo. II Tbu.n . 9 am • 8:30 Pill Tuu. Wed. Frt. 9ata ·S pm Sa turday 11am·3 pm tht' f'O)'ttbihly of trytng .,,a'" tht\ \Crnt·~ttr . •·You havt to look. at \OOitOnr' .. t~ord Urc.nna hi' ft'\c:aletJ 1hoat 'hr jU\f dOC' not hi\C lht abtht) 10 do aii LhC' tO~ lht!l (-a_!\ undrr 1\er Ooma,n Tha.•o; no one'' rauh " After $it\tn month.\ ot ntJOU~IIOf'l\. the- Nf'~ \ ork .,ubbc' lntC'JQI Ra.:lrdl Gn>•p INYPIRG) and tht Sludmt A.uoc,.lKJf1 ISA) havt fio>lly •«t«d to ttfm< on ,.,.,, 1980-1911 fUnd rna rontra<t Wh11 LS ...nutual about thc...conmaa 1\ thw afu:r mud\ dtb;ut ~<t ltadcnhip (ron• tht" V.ct: p,e\tdrnt t.trl) In lhe )'car b) J .,..ph Sirn on bttween the 1~0 S\dt's O"tf NYPIRC't ''lac:k or accountabiluy·· and SA·, uauernpc to control" the lobbyin& Otllntt.atinn, tht n('W :: ~ pr011ounccd tffca on mOllll< in the: l'>lb<n Hall rcma1ned ~ mec-rna.l maucr Atlh3tllftor. ho•("',cf, talk of 1 Vtn Prt:s'idcnual rC\tCJ141Hon \urroc.cd Amxding to S'-!l~p. he hod ~<~<d Dcrh•l,.. '"''In anu a Krio of nepti"e e,aJuauon.s or htf ttnur~ ¥lt"lt ~ubm1ttc:d to htm . tod-ay to makt rhc 3&rcemcnt offtctal • orr.ca. tM,, C-A.plajned 'hil SOYrtnmml mrmba\ .,~ cooperau~rd}' '''I'II<WJ\ing arlhJnd tht OO''"Ot'l"' 4nd people that have- proved to be non ·funcucwr.l." Until mtd.:No-...C'mber tbc h:mtOO that br~wcd ~utun SA SA T ffOUUfft' Alan Nathan ~~:iptd 1he doc'Ummt c.arlwr ch11 ~. ;1n-d ~"'t'Of'dln.t to NYf'I MG C'bairman Jtrt 0Yrtn• a rtptncruat1...-t from aht Stat~lde aroup·, Nc-y. Yorll. offl« 'tlfJ\t,P«ttd tn BuUUn ( v. ~ Dua.ICH J•mc.\ Wt,drKt ""ho rr-••ncd Mon<J;ty beau~ .... nf too m~)' c.ornmnmc-nc\ "1 h4.: PtObiClll." Wtfdner ~ "lttd, ''t \ \llftf)l) I'KJI t'OOUJh IIRtt • . tO \UffJOtntl_.) ~ lo.~lrf1 m)\CIIto ..U I he •Ut\1\JO .-nd ft"\poft\Jbllllte'\ tn ~ my ftft •• out to the NYPIRG and SA agree on contract l ..ttttUtJ"..: He 1111\hJciJ thht tht:rc ~111 bt: mvtt \.tiOI)Craucm belowteh tht organtiJIIIOn and ll\ A\~tCmbfy ancJ a f'u\h lo tna~c ~roup+i mort Dtoduc:::uwc. "Tht flt\1 \tmt~t' wa.\ dlrtic:ull," ht cwpt;un~d . "Unlurtunou cly a number or pcopt~ an<l ptOJt."-h neve, wmc rhrouKh - h '' now cruc:ral that people J)Ul ouL AnO tl they don't ~••e rhc -.vvy to do that, tlll'n they ..hould \ICJ) I\14Je Unfortunately th~l alltllldt hil' flOI CHRISTOPHER BALDY JOSEPH ElliCOTT Mon.· Fri. 9 a m · 5 pm Saturd a y CIOIIed Mon. Wed. Fri. lOam·S pm Tva. a Than. 10 a m·5pm aturdav I l am · 3 pm i �~ Hotel dlain _!lnd banks announ~e Jplans for massive-redevelopment ~ j J !! rae.. ~ $pm,_ S/4/J Wffl..- lly ~ The Oty of Buffalo ~ hcea a -ded a $3, I mWico doUar paot towanls wbl1 M.,., James Oriffln calls "the peatetr dovdopmcnc peojo<t ev<r untkrtoken in the ,:. Cicy's hllcory." Tho project-the MolnGenesee renovation ptan-wW include t!tt Hy11t Hoed, Uberty National Bank, aoclthe ! Buffalo Savlnas Ban k R udquarter-s complu. The arant. ao•arded by the Urban ~ Transportlllon AuchcMicy will proVide fu.nds to ltquir< and d<lilolisll prOpaty on the PfOpo<cd site, and release funds ro rdoalle thellllpatted bwincss. At a total 0001 of SJOl miUion, the projt<'l is th<'l&rs<A revitaliDtion eff0t1, in area and dollat\, ever undmalm by the City 11 oat llmt. ">.nolll•r SI6.S m•Ulon dollar5 in fedcrol flmd• Ita~ betn made a•ailable as a Urban Oevetopm<nt Action Grant (UOAG), Of thttocalamoont, Buffalo S:tvlnp Bank will reca•• $7 million in UOAG fund• as a Jow..tn(ere-l-1 loan. By builcflna downl own 1 l h t bank qualin<d for the specoal loan. htavUy lnnuencina th< dcslsn and •cope of th< headquartal projc:<:t. Trornendou> growth O\lcr 1hc PIISC few year) have placed huvy demands on the: ban\:', orfiao spa«. IUld man ~ opliont '*Cft e~lorC'd to meet the increasin& n"'d for e..pandon . The •ice !idteted for Buffalo Savina• Bank'•corpo<ate headquartorsb bounded by ' Main S.rtet on the wat, Wllhin&ton Street on the caR, Olippewa SUm on the 110rtll. and Huron and Gcnessee Stl'ftls on tht south. Conarvctoon of the ccmple>; u <JOpt(ltflto bqin JanliAI)' I. l!ltl, and he compltted by th< tnd of 1~. A«o<din& to Buffalo Savtnas Bani. Pt<<ideru Rou B. Ktozi<, tl>t bank's corporatt headquarters will he builtin three ieparlllc pha.sa~ ' ' Rl&ht now we're c..,.ctinache nnt phase of tile projeet, wbich ii thC' OC:W orfice IOWC!, to be-gin con.SirUClJOfl oo lllellnl o r - yar ud kcomplcted by July of 1913," hr cxplliacd. Tbe Bonk'• pmaU Mail! Offio<-facility omploys 60 pcriODI. Upoo c:ompklioG, the lint foc!litlcs Cl)>eCI to oont.lin mo<e tban 1,000 cmployoa, cnablina 11>< bank to ooruolldllc penonncl from the cxistin& downton ofllce wftll those from ..vcn~~ sa!dllte lo<:at.lon~. Tht rower build Ina will he ihelat&cst .p an of tht ntw Hudquarters Complex. c:ompriloed of twcl•• ltoric:s. The public will be able to clrculalt in most areas or lhc around lovel lobbict, Tho I<CIODd r\oor Of the office tower will hou<c the bank's Human RctOurccs Oepartmcnt Ofr...s. the main elevator lobby. and alataer<CCJ)Iion area for IM'EAMS OR R£AUTl£S. ~ ,. • n ri$.ts visitors. The rcmalnlna floors or the orrx:c ~- ot ....,. u. ~ Hr•U Hm.f. rower will hou.. • .-ari<ty or bank offica and ~l--8wlfofo_S. ... _ . . . _ . . a portion of the ..-. will he rmted to Main-<lc11c:sscc: area mort ounroctl~ for tbe o111slde tmants. A«<rdint co Kenzie. construction fm lhe delldopm ol the PfOP90Cd Ayau Hotd. Aaou the suett from Buffalo S:tvin&s Bank, c:onnectin& buiklm& is c..,.cted to bcins in July or 1983' with • projected completion tilt fourteeo ..tory, <100 room hoed will DOS! date of Oclohcr. 19~. The coooeaor will lJOmillion co build . The hot<l will leacurtan liok the oflicc 10...., with the presendy ... inlt"rior rnrium , a.nd ts expected co be e•iilina &old dome buildln&- /Vi H Is now compltr<d In 1983. planned, th< conned ins buildinll will be four Tht bank lna commuJlii Y and its storlcs luah. and contain auch facilities as the eommltmtnr to the City hac betn the _key to employee eaftt<ria and trainln& rooms. The the revlcol1utlon or our Downtown. lint Ooor will he an <XtctUfon of the Moln Wate:rfront and nelahborhood ar·c-as, offo<'< bankina noor' which is also sci to accordina to Liberty, Notional Ban~ undrrao rt'noVadon •• thc same time. P""id<nt Rohen J. DonOll&h. "Liberty has ' ' I'm dtll8hted IIIII "tan p<oeced with already pon1dpoced In a number of truljor th• c:orpor~~t h. _ ,cers proj<a ," Kcnzit projeets throu8hout th• Ocy. in<. & the declared. "E~ryoo< h Wtll awar< thai this new Hilton Horn." comes or a tlllle wbcn jobs are .,..tly needed Liberty will build an ofrte< butldillJ at lea>! in our aru. E'altnltes show thai \bC' ten storks hi&b. coottn& Sl7 million on tht consuuctioo or the: new corporltt: W<A side or Main Strm nonh of Huron. hcadquartmt alon• will aut< hundteds or Tbb will pt()•ide a third majOr buildin& to jobs for w ...cm ,..... Yorkers. Without a complC~~~t<~t lhe H7111 Rcarn<> Hottl ot.nd doubt, thb will arutly admulatc Buffalo's lluffalo Savtnp Bant uparuion planoed for «onomy and help Ul rlat\1 lh~ rteession ch• area. Thr n<~• buildin& will become hcadquorcm for Liberty and o ponlon o f iu \trt're now radn&. 200.000 square '"'' ~ Ill bt tCnted 10 othu ten ann. lnttrtor alrlum Th< bMk otniclpotlon lw al>o ma.d• tht "This~' 11 lrt-mtndously ~:-.citing prospect aoo. Rte _,_ COM,....,M. n. proft!c't Wt.N bt tiM: ••,o•tt dowrno•• , • .,tt fiutiof'l .....,oo,...-n1 - '" !MC.Ir't hlti"'Y. for 1.15.' ' Donou,n eothUJcd. A\ much as w-e look forward 10 1 mow headquarters~ u•s nco motC Jlf3tlf)'ina 10 think that we will be plo)'ins a major rolt In the crarulormacfon of Buffalo. We've betn pan or thh cocnmunity for nearly 100 YtlrS 1111d wt are dteply c:omruittcd 10 lu JTOWib, both economitally and rsthe!ically, .. Ht added th~t th< Cit ~·· Community L>tv<lopmenc O.panmcnt had c:reatt:d ••a moSI tmQ&Inllllve plan" in combining orntt bulldinas. dining iiJ!d lodgin& facflitiea, and shopping mall. Addicionolly, Donoush contends, Ill< lilltr Rail Rapid l ranllt \"Y\ttm wd1 ;add to thr o ( lh( do\IIIOIO~n reVItaltntMm JUCCC::I4 effort. ArchhmurAiand dai&f\ plans for tht: n~ area are JUU bc.1n1 dn'tloPf'CI. bul UIUJa.l propo..l> all lor rhrte ntw eomplcmen12ry strtJ<Iurcs to bt ltnked by PHSa&tways abo\t the Jtrec<, whklt •ill also lrnk cbt hotd and tht Convcnlion CeniN. "Liheny's l•or.t concrlbucion to th~ Ctt) of Buffalo 11 anothtr indieation ot theJT commhmcm 10 Buffalo 's rtnalstena .,d yet anc>thcr tcstlmony to lhe fact that th< City of Burralo II on the mo\'C:, '' Griffin added . Ex-employee accuses prof of sexual suggestions by Daa llo<rman C~.I EilfiM A former University emplo)'ff has filed a complaint with the Eq..al Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) c harainM a faculty m<mber, she work<d undtr, with s<xuol harassment. Eve Oelley, forme rly a pan· time laboratory ttc:hnlcian in the Oral Ololo»Y• Oeparlmenl under associue professor Jora•n Slots, mainlained Jhat repeated verbal harassment by Slots had forced her to resign in ScpJember , _ Under advisemenJ from Universh7 Counsel Caroline Pai sley, Slou dtc:lined Jo repudialt Jhe chara<S untll an of~ lovC$1.iaatioo b~. ~ completed. Also named In the EEOC oomplainl, a«ordin& to Gtlley's attorney Philip Thielman, is Oral Biolo&Y Department Chairman Robttt Genco, allhoua/t the Spec:inc charaes pertain ooly 10 Slob. The New York Stale Researcb Foundation hu Involved itS own lawyers because the diJcrimlnatlOCl c:harFJ mi aht endanger the department 's research l"ft( allocalion. Gclley c:lariliW tllaL Iter charges stem f'ronl several " unprof<Ssional remarks" whic:h Slots t:NIIe alta- Gclley had lf>'Orked abottl a month afler bcs- Mardi hirina, t ''He wanted me 10 coone ~to his houte," Gdlcy recalled, adding that , Slots' offers atsolfnc:tuded tennis leuons and ''to ao swltallllaaln JK!OI durina the SUJII!IIer." • hi• ~ both sides. If I his step is unrucceuruJ, the EEOC will iuue a Leiter of Determinalion-a formal was married, lhe associate fiodin& by the Commiuion on professor remarked, " That'& wheth<r di$crimination had a«tlrrtd under Tille VII or th< your problem ." Civil Rights Act of 1964. Th~ letter wouljl then ~ Hearing forwa rded to th< E EOC's lca~l Ornco re•ealed Slots had categorically denied making any department which would makt sexual advances towards Oellcy. the determinaJ.ion if llie cas< has "Nothina like this h as ever enough substo.nciml evidence to happened before," I he warrant courl proceedings. d e partment chairman said . Since this case-involv•s a public the Justi ce "We ttave a · very conacnial employer, department and our record in Dtpartm<nt • would becomt terms or employee IU11lOVCI' is involved . Looney added that a • normal in a depanment or 90 rej~ioo of the case by the people who must "'ork to&ethtr EEOC would not pr~rnt en in a con(ine<iarca, individual from proceedin&with ~~ P resonlly. the EEOC is a private lawsuit. • attCWIIin& ,tp $hedule a Fac1 ruulina Confuen~ at which 0.tt1Mres ''Whether we pursue thb or the parties involved wjU k given an opportunity to presenl nol depends on the remedy that their arguments and pc'opose a is recommtnded (by Jhe sculement.. A confuence was EEOC)," Thielman c.otplalnect ori &inally scheduled for CompensatiOn might l.n c.l udc October 30 b~tt c:ould not be reirutatina Gelley In her former auended by oenoo, who was position or a monetary reward . then In Europe. 1bl elm1111 has H owever, Cielle'y's husbaod J im made repelled auempts to $laled. "We would only likt a radtedule the hear!na but, reprimand for Slots. Nobody aoa:ordlnc to Jlt,e attorney, the has right to tallc to somoonc 'EEOC has thus Ca r. not like that. " Other female employees ha•< responded . "I'm almost to th< Gclley r«ailed lhll another point of danandb\a a h-ina also been subjected to seaual employee in the departmcnJ for my client," Thiel man ovutures from Slots oaa:ordlnc warned ber in June llw Sloes to Gdley and a source who had " ffined" with other women affirnled. ,EEOC t"tptesetlUttivc Charles wished 10 ranaln anonymous. in the put and that "You bettu Looney, wllo could no t Employ= of the Oul Blolosy wiJdl out for him .'' Allhouah oomment oo the Gelley C&S< or Department declined to Gclley said thai she would even admit &!>at char&cs had comment on the haras$nent fanore Slots, his persi.nena: was been filed, oulllned the c:hargn. One female wwker 10 uncomfortable that she ~In to be followed. Afler said, " I have a job hete and I would become ·~auseout" heujna the OIIJIWIItllll, ~oc have to · work with these whenever he approached her. wiU l)len IUCIIIf'( to ~nclli peo-ple.'' Bvtnluilly. on $cpJembel3, she Gell<y ftnt ~lieved her bcm~ interest in her "as JU$1 a "joke." Acwrdin& to Gellcy, after explaininato Slou that she f .. the submined her reslpation. Afier allo..,ina her t ime to reconsid<r, t h e department officially termi nattd her position Sepcemhcr 2J. A September mtdlna between Slots and Genco did not rectify tbe siJUlll.i on, Oelley acknowledged. "He (Gcllcol said that some or the cxtmments (Slots) made to me were un~lievable," she remarked . �Ii Foe Sen Executive Committee discusses collage of UB issues by S.lll Go<Hidtlld /Vtws £1R101 ~~-_..,_ Commiuoc day. The lonely existence Of1 Chippewa Street b) Howard HtSSUn Sp«<rllm St.U tt•nH'r Buffalo'• 0 1 1 - Strca hu been lobtled nochrna mo<t 1h111 • redlishted blcmiJII on the city. Thu tbru-l>lo<~ <&ril>-'"hkh boomcb""" \1\1< or 11>< rcvuaJIUd dow"'""" Thaa<r Obtri<1 -1> roam..S by .,..,..,. and P<ostrtul<> lklt oobody lu!ov.• ,.ho L)od< pco~ r..Uy art. Afttr a r.,-. dayo han&Jna around 10 Cllipp<wa'• marn bar called Clro'•· the p&tron.s .-.·n-t wrprn1nJ,Iy qu1te open lft d~n, .. then h"a wcr~ all abouo . S.molor a<n<t*l Chata<ltrl>tlo •UifKed .....,.,. tbt l"dvt prOSUU.Jlts lnlU\'ICwed-lhe) aJ\ had JfOwn Up 1ft I 1roublaf m'llronmn\1 mar-ktd by poverty, broken hollltl or I«D·l&ed P<•xn.on<Y· n.. The- MOf} o( OOC' •oman-n.amt withhdcf- lt I lotcnungl)' lyptca.l laiC 1eadin&to ''lhe lire.'' She pew up 1n a home Wbcrc the mothe~r '<¥alhr onl)' parciu . Whilt daam101 not to h11vcnU retl.tnp toward her mother, .she rc<alltd that Lhtr ....,.. '" a corutllll confllcl over ht:t no )'ina out oU n1sh•. The girl'• problcmswcw •• home whm ahe staned a rdll.llooshrp voith an older man-whom her moaher distn111td . She admined knowinc at !he time thaa lhit boyftitnd had bttn a pimp In ahe pUt, while r11fonalb.lns with·: .. He saki he would never make me wotk the strccts. '' Kkls "' Kllool A1 timt '!Went on, ahc b«ame prcanant and wu thrown out by her mothtr who wanted no P"' or her. The lirl had no wbtre ro rurn ball ro h<r boyfrimd, who orftted the proaiautlon as htr only way for survival. Wllh no other chol<:t, sht worked ahe Jlrctts for the fint sba monah• of her 'prqroancy. After the birth or btf baby, she attded ~J~DMY 10 provide for her family aod returned 10 !be arctts. All at the ... of 17. tnv..tlc!llloau t<MIIled that "'lDDCO In llli> lift .....,.any work iJI a•o Pis ba.,. c:h&ncltrbtk$ poutlcular ao their wn. Oitls wbo worlt days resod to .,_ ·--o or 1 ure r>Uuide or their prootitutlon. Many of thac wOCDOO ~ cbllclral and fond abls obe best aime 10 ""'k •inct lht kido IK lD lcbool. The "women of the day" tyPkally 110 in the ban and oa tbo sdeeu 10<- ,__,.,make money. In conuut, th< 'llaht hoOter ..,..-.ll)l IIanas 018 ln'lbo baro, while uodoubtcd\)1 OUI LO 111akc moatYo lloc also- OlipptWI'S ban Ia much lbo s.am< way peoplt vltw thtir--- p<rb. Tbert is 1 certian oodal uptCt wbid> isprooent lllci,--<>Dolltllrito pOpulerOI>boloo, 110< aU ofaht men who paaroniu thCK osaabllshmcnfS ~nlooklna to buy,.,, e.tlmalions""' tbac on any pwa nlJ)>l btrwem 10 aod lO pa-t of Lloe peoplt in Coro's ue ocither pimP' nor prouit\11 ... bullnacad only londy ~. shift>. AdditionallY, eeruin latlk:ttdAn av.,... uip ao the con•mimlly localed Cl\1- Slrctt mo<d c:an .,., a prootitutt S.SO, depoM!Iq on ..,..ices rcnd<nd. On a buoy day, one pel was obsqved cnt<rilla th< mocd oo 10 _.ae occuionL Bur ctually, pro<ti1U(ion dic:uoacs tht wnearoubksome Uftthaa many cirblrad hoped to ~pcc-obe prices of bdna Ill "tht Ufe" arc many. OnJp run rampent on 1hb .ulp. Moot or theairb....,. 10 rooquirt drup iJI onler to deal with Lbo har>htr aspt<:U of lbu Ufestylc. Besides til• pn« of drup. th~ cirb pay lar1e sunu of money 10 pimpl ln !Cetum ror prosdtutloo. RqardltU, 'it apprars thai lht m~rlty of I he Yioltnct iolli<:ted upon ahe workina cirl e&JI bt ttedued to lhe pimp. Variou1 lawyeti io Ouifalo locv1 soley on prottiMion oost>. Some or these Jirls hove two or ahftt ~ p<ndlna 11 a tlmt. The ""ptnSivt ltpl fees add to tht p,...urt on tb<Se &lrla to work ''lonaer and huder'' 10 pay o ht~ebms. Probably the >addest asp«~ of "the strip' ' 1> old<r hooktrs who usually ha'Ve prematurely aaed d~ to the rlaors or their work. For lht¥ women in their 30s, Llot p<oductive day• It< ovct-they sll Ill abe bar &tiling an ~ "date" while •lowly &•nina drunk . The p!llltrn ls r<P<taed · tvcryday.....,.en on Sunday~ for aonlt. for lhe5t wom<n, Ufe's Uaha Ahead t.cdim. It was tlmt to catch up on old bll'linu~ Wednesday as the Fa<Uity S.nott E•ttu!lvt Commiuoc &•lhered in Lht Jeandlt Martin Room 10 debatt, discuss and tist<n. Th• body, howtvtr, "113 cltarly lookln' ahead to neJLt weok's mming. when mtmbtn or tht Etoc County Lqislature and passibly some State Lqi.dators wiD gather to discuu educauon and the Univem!y. UB Prtsident Robert L. Keller , worn by a seriOus cold, at rived late at1d Slayed to,.,..,.., the que:ries or JOJtlt: commillec: mnnbns~ Mked by Arts and Letters Senator Thomas Conolly, about the moralt situation in lht tlbrari<S os reported in The S/N('tfllm, ahe Prnident had few commenas, and noted only !hl! he hoped Dirccaor Sakt.i das Roy, Vrcc Prt>ldtnl for Acade:mic Affairs Rol>tn Rossbtrg and Am and Leuers ~rae Levin< would mcct shonly 10 discutss abc espril dt rorps, among lilt racuhy thtrt. Tbo PrtO.S Ketter quiucd by Chairman Norman Solkoff about UB's failure 10 rculo t he journal, " P hilosophy and Pbenomtnological Rt.SC:Arch," which was aransferred ao Brown Unive!$ily. Ketter declared that be had "two slori.,."--one for the public · and one for the E~ccutlvt cornrniuee. "I will not l alk complctely wllh tht press In the room,'' Ktttcr asserted. Bu! the Senator dt<idcd thai they would ralbcr hear only t he public informalioo at this m«tin& and voted to postpone cfucussion unlil thdr first J anuary session. Keuer did reveal il was Marvin Farb<r's dc:cisioo to have !he rtspectcd journal edi!ed at Brown, despite aucmpu 10 keep It at UB with assistantt fro m the SUNY press. Wlim Social Sdtnces £>tan Ktnncth Lt~y concluded earlier abiJ year ahat ht could not continued to fund tht publiaoion bccall'lC' or budact cuts, ht asked thtn Vi« Prcsidtnt for Academic Affam Ronald Dunn rf his arta could pick up the journal's Sl2,000 tab. But aa:ording 10 Ketler. Dunn rtf~, insisting that other aopics wut mort tri!Jcal. After aryiog-and faWns-to 1<1 Stal< assistance. Farber went 10 lht Ivy L<acue school for editing. U.taalht Stssloa? Ytt Kerttr said thert is more 10 tht saory. "If you want co go into uecutivr sas1on, then I'll teU you about io, bcc:all!c I fed SU'On&IY that ahis body shou.l d bt informed," Keller drawled . " But ia involves personal maucrs and I cannot d i = thtm io a publk m""\ing." A move to go into cxecutivt><:SSion was soundly dtfeated by lht sroup. Computer Science lltofnsor Pat Ebtrlcin presenltd her Gradins Commlllte Report and told tht Senate that last Fall some 21 perc:cnt or all assigned grad~ we~ A's, 23 percent wc:re D's and 16.S perccna were C's . Som• 9 perc<nt of tbt marks wttt o·~ and F's, and anoahcr 9 pcrctnl goa ~ and incompi<Lts . Her report gcncraaed diSCUS>ion on ahe probltms th•a grading reforms and changes h••• wrougha . Wiah Divis•un of Undergraduaae Educ:aaion (DUEl Dean John Pet'lldollo actively panicipalina, !ht commiuoe revitwed i!S work and heard foedback I rom ahe vocal Senator. El><rlcin aold the body that sht would w<><k wrah htt commiueo on three area> DCJLI sm>esaer- ohc X &n~dc, pade i.nOa1ion and mcomplcct.s. Thi\ announcement spurred addnional arcwncna, with Solkoff as5ertio& tl>ao tht Grodin& pand •bould bqjn to c~tnte "mo~ on IM vades' educaaional purposes and tht meanina or snoclin&. " He suacsted ''this (Ebc:rkin'> wor~) u 100 mud! focusin& on aht m<ehan~a:s of padinc; why not shifln to *hY '"e <Vtn arade?" Audit Eborlt~n and Faculty Senate cbair-cltcl Barbara Howdl rounaered Solkoff, araui.ng 1b11 the throe aopic:s are mor~ pressing and require Immediate aucnlion. "We miaha wan! 10 set·UP an ad hoc oomminec 10 discuss ahose poinas," Howell informed Solkoff, agreeing thaa his idea wu abo imponanl. ~loaic:al Sci= Professot' i>ar"lccr Calk.ins repontd ahaa the Office of lnsti!ulional Research is slr~.~&&tins 10 prtparc for a faculty workload audil dut neAl week. Tht Division or the Budget (008) will u.oe th~ C ASA survty, which includes Lht numbtr of courses a tcachtr in.nrucu and the dollar per teochin& hour that the Uni~ty pays. Currently, UB is aathtrin& data for the auditon and Calkins owcncd that the 1981.J982 buda el and llbrory alloeauion could be dcttrmlncd by Ill< study's outcomt. Noting that many Faculty and Uaiv<Nity Deans had done Iiiii< 010rt so far, b. ur&<d !llc Seators to remind !heir superior< to btgin accwnulatln& daaa. "h s houldn '1 be 11 !be bottom or tht priori~)' lln by 1ny mtans," CaJitins added. 'Whm thty make ahe budget in Albany, thi• is the easiest lhrna 10 arab." Calktns also noted that tht Unr\<Nity was "tryina to manipulate the data ao leak good" as aht study iJ a "fnaltt<nin& thin&." Judy Vanlitw pra:stnted her R<S<aJch lind Crc.at1¥e. Aelivities Commiucc"s scmes.lcr work .Sht tisted studyiac radt~ctlve wasat dispolal, ERSG funds (monies for schools in tht Htallh Sciencts), abc ouchiq load of young profcsson. and lht "climaae for research in ahr non·scienec arta• of tht Univcrsil)'." as htt prtorltlcs lor the rtst or lht .vear. She also added thai htr Comminee would avoid the conarovtrsial topic or A ·ll forms-which requirt restarchcrs to providt the aovcrnmcna wiah in-dep!h information ~tbout them~lves and their work-bccau>C or political changes in Wu hlngaon. Many scholars have objceaed 10 th<se requirements, chargins tho.a the rcqut.1!cd Information is, Van Uew said, "none or ils bus!ncu ... �~ editorial ! l A new ~ years resolutions For LeJ?!lOn As the last of the semester's papers Ia being put to bed and the maJority of Its editors are out trying to catch up on § the studies they have neglected sln~e September, a few ot ~ us aft back and look at what we've done tn 40 Issues and three mooths. -2 We tend tci Jump Into the Fall, bold and brazen, convinced ,;: that we at last can do all that our predecessors neglected. We are going to be the best and the brightest; every one of our goals, we tel! ourselves, Is attainable. But as the semester wears on and hours and hours In 355 Squire prove too little time to do everything, we settle for a little len. Then by the time December rolls around, we're &'fed and worn and simply thankful for the energy to get but that 38th, 39th and 40th Issue. At The Spectrum 'we meuure time In deadlines and papers, and once the last one Is out for the semester we c~unt the days until we stan again. In between, we look back at what we've done and study our trlumpl1s and our failures. The mission of The Spectrum Is to provide the University with the best possible newspaper. We struggle to eJCpand our coverage and polish our product . Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we don't. • But the drive Is always ther(\. Wo know beuer than anyor1e those Issues that are "good" and those that are "bAd." And after each , we struggle to understand our mistakes and reline what works. As much as we question authorily, we quest ion ourselves. And as critical as we are of otMrs, we're twice as tough on our own. The Spec/tum considers its role too lmponant ro take lightly. We are here to In form a Unlversl\y ol events that have molded Its past. die ate Its present, and those that will construct Ita future. We are the rranslators ol the Issues that make, or break, or stag nate this ins!ltu!fon. We are the agent that can contextuallze the decisions that guide academia. And we have auempted to mesh what we think Is i mportant with what we think you want to see So now, In a University emerged In a revrew of rts semester's work, we too all quietly and evaluate ourselves. We are 40 papera w iser than we were In September and approxirflate!y 800 printed pages more experienced. We have added new faces to our stall and new ideas to our content. In picking out the highs and lows of Fall 1980 we'll gain the hindsight necessary for Improvement this Spring. We can gam new perspec!lvos and re·th ink the srgnrficance of the Hems we print. We can try to understand It he stories that we pound out of a typewriter are really as rel(!vanr as we think them to be. So we'll start next semester optimistic, feeling we have learned from the first three months and anxious to Incorporate our new knowledge and Ideas Into our pages. We'll feel Jortun11te thar we've had a period for review; fortunate that December gave us time to lhlnk. So we'll see you In January..-a new year, a. fresh start, We'll be right out of a break that allowed us to look at ourselves not as a group of wrl tere or a coltec!lon of stories, but as a newspaper with goals that are maybe a lillie more difficult to,reach than those selln the past. And we'll know a little better how to touch them. Happy Holidays from The Spectrum. own Sf)edat way • f THE 5pECTIUJM Edttorolft.CNef Elena Cacavat MOMglroe E<lltor JoN> LIIJian. -- ....,.."11s.mon ...... 0 . . . - - ··· ........... _II.,_ ••...,.. f- . ... ~Goc .. .... -Zlngete --- .......... ......,. _ l<IA- · """~'"'- ...... .. . -II.Cocola ............ . Oefkt 4. CorN'l otk . . .... . .. ... . . J--ollg ............... • • • ••• :;. , .,~, _c,,..., a.-llen.~ ~=::;:,..-=.<;:,~==..:.~.:""~:S= s.n..... TIM iljoMclr- II ........., ... .J Independent evaluation To lhO ed1l01: * 'six unl1s ol the Colloolate System- B tack Mountau• College Itt Collage of Heal1h Studiea tnd Hurna.n Sor· vlcft, Cofl"!le ol Url>a.n Scloncu, Moth Sludle• Col· lege, Rachet Car-son College, and Women's SlUdiOI Coneoe-wUI be conducllng t,elr ow l'\ Coursa E¥alu a~ llo•\S the ¥teeM ot Novemi:>Of 11·2\. We f u ~ thit SCAlE cannot mee t O\H need lot tlmoly .t'I,Ofl'fli,iotl to be used In admitu.lfiiiVM &VIIUIIIOII of fO< not'-1 adv. .lolnO ~- -- ·ooftg-10.,_11,1111:. HOI oan lclps Huo 111 SCATE. by Joseph Si mon chlps. The s tore is out ol banena chip&. 'fha woman bftg1ns to rant about how her d inner patty will baa 10111 failure becausel she won't have banal"!a ot11pa.. Wha t at that appeired to be an average nousewlfo out shopping ~as q~lc~Jy turno<i lnlo a dlmenalon ol sound and mll\d. Wtierever \his worna.n goo&, sno tranafonns the l.mmedlate are1 into a pia~ whore tho word 'Guccr lloows no bounclo. Aplace of gao gualors, Sisson leaM and spOiled doughtero. Tt>e olgn POll up ahead s.ys 'LonO laland' AM we·ve ef'\tertd tnt. • n.is Is the land oloul)urt>an single I amity dwelllnoo on neatly spac:ecl quartor.acra plola. Of l>uabanda WhO wortc 1n N""' "ott Cltl' ond wlloM 'wi- goJiavonl between tHe t\alr dfesaer and dress llora eac.t\ dey. Thay.4l0p In their cara. go ,to lhe II1ICI ot thel! Otj.....ya, get ,.W 'fi.<lt THMI from 1-.1• mailbol II1ICI then IMd !tie Derl)' N-c. Thay dress tMlr tO.year old c!auQMors In dltQuttlngty liglll ~ and oJU< pieces or )ewofty to lite young .,_. Uny eoro rllat ~ _1. . .,.fgflt their l'leado dOwn to""" • ~ Ia , •• re~~w-.9 oroui>d "" all ........ _ . . Who wero IUdcy II<IOUllh to lete/1 onlo a Otlfrneni..Sisllk:t - l i f t whea tl>oy - • fn !het< cafd.20'a. Tile~ hevo ••, the - - lfwl' d r - 0~ lndudlng the .... ~ @<- Who ~ mo<O 111M jj, 11*1 bodrooma than 1n lfle ,...gflOI<& PA~cll. II'& a aoclety capltaltia B-..lngdale't and rui<lr Is Glvenchy. ltro nallonaf anthem It aome ITI!ndJn$ !'eli Diamond 1101111 and ••• ofroelal game Ia br!clo«' < Thla le 1!111 onfY PlOt. .,,... on I SIMdiY nlghl ~ . . - ll>o)''ll put on,..,., lind iO to ,,. =..':"~..,'o;:'=•!\=c.\~=!':lon 1.,_ .... - ol .,, ~·of~ [!1110<~..- ... ~liCit; ,_...._,,_,.,..,...llt.1&.1Q .......r.. l ~~ 1tfo..,_.....,..._. 'Y ..... \l::'ts A seemlngty...J).Jdlnary woman· enters a 1\GIIth food store. She askS the man bet'!1nd the oountet lor btlnana _,..poll on their ciorlllesl little clothe&. rnln~ coati, ll!l _ . . of ~ ontl ma~. !Wry KOtch a nd _:.._ rau GEHER~l~TiES -otlon • - 1$,000 7 1 1 0 - - - ....,... on :165 8Quoo ~tal~ 81110 Ut\l..,aHfbl Plow Y.... 01 -KJII--.~lUll 1-(711!.UI4111,........,(71tl~l-l, ..._ =~~tift ® t 11\.IIUCUOI\81 Blltl bec-ause lh&tr ohartet IUtbH:JS uto of SCATE Information tor employrnem d·~lo,lo~ts, 0110 resuus Our resuus can be Obl8!nOd tnrouQf\ I he hi• d~to•t duat Collage un1ta by rne ana ol rne seme.st!1 W o also tnvllt SCATE to publiSh lf1A results ot ot.H OYIIUIHOU Ill 11\011 a!Udeo! na o dbOO~ lhe Collage• would 1lao like to e"WUtnO I he olfe• 1v Otuvio"" evalui\IU+t maton•ls ltu olhet UlllvetSI ~ y rne Co' teges Cur,,c~.um Comm;rree betltlf diving board. ~~:·:::~.:..:::: =::·. ::~.::· .::~~= c., ..... .. , ... _ Margot s.rtnell -n.. ~ Oif........... ... tlgftrlng my lrlend A -tee! IIll reotetCioy, IOCS&y ano OIWI\'S DIICO<lllrll t,.t tbe ""~' door ,..;gr.bor'a PGOI 1111 a ........ . .-. .sDon- ................ . ........ ......,- ~- leatn to work It 0'-'1 He remains wUI'I us itt bntadlh sp~~'l and r.opo tt\j:t t he: workt """one oay reahze tbal Ufe Is "'ll'/ ahorl and thtfe's no lime fot tus14ng and Thetr llvd ere - n t In obftoxloua dla<:onlenl. Edllo< ,_ S.In"" ,...,.. ~ .......... ~...... _ , ~ .... found t ile 51fength to •land by hoa Ptlnclplu and hll krle. Mourntno GO¥etS vs u w. remembet the muate. tl1e file. a'ld tbe spUil he QaYCtea.ch of us I n ou• Ma.tts IJ\Cf mtr.os we wiU ,~, h1m always. '" IOflO, in • Pk'n and U\ hlbule to a lfNII\ Who u.-ve to oti\Ofl 1n ttiS puud~C>fl)id<lt••g-uuwllo zone. Friclty, 12 O.C.mb« 1MO Vol. 51 , No. 41 One ot 1~ mosttaJent!td men ol our a.g.o has teh out WOf1d. A mAn. hlte eacn ol U:S., besot Wllh CM'e5SUf8S he GOO Nf rum now, bul he h.a& c•ulec~ ou• to11e wtth n•m Lei us no1 toro-t What he o•ve us as we wendof oown our ow n k)ng ahd wtnc:Uno roao an4 -a. IOCiaad~IOIItloTbiOOd a~ohod<oy- ~·-1 It l(ley can'lotford.a ~ """-ltlfler,l~'ll pay l!i!o walk 0111 olthe 1>011.. fiYer'j Frldoy 11 ~ p.m. CIOfrytng • boo ot ..rooor cona. Ancl It It come - " 10- plctting the rwo most ~~~~· ,.,. In '""'' 11-. It """Jd undOIIbladl)' be 5netdoct the gyned>logiOI and Nldt llle IUIO mecllan"jW!Iol point Ia lllero to life 11 ~u ,.,... an ir>g"""n roenalf or )'OIH car'a olr-con<~Uior>er <loasn'l """' In Fal>rual)'l) TM• women ha-.o atarted a rtew ••~" ol invnlgtat.on to America. AI their toretathen llad come IO New Yorll t O - metcltantl earlt.r lltls ClriiUI)Oo Ihe.. 1\oUaellllvn have C>"OIIad a, land oppOrtunity lot ftallan a.t~gne~• and Swlu ~ 8\rt lnotaod ol lhe fmrntgrltlto ~ng an '"- way to Ellis Island, lhOl' gar ott a1 • 1., I'OOfO.Qrolc>Oroua late. Yn. 11'1 on opperently unot>uualve piece ol lind of t:ompfetely IUroOIIndOCI by wa10r ...., nestled beloW borde~ A place wnero an tum Into olllg/!lmar• llllecl with ll>r1D Connecticut's IOIIIIIorn ordlnory cloy can eralllo llgnta. cocklfll P""'" wtlh cold 1\onttroeu.res and blklrleo wlanout rya br...,_ Anq Ira 1)01 eaay lor 1110 you1h '"'""· Baby gtrts ••• rolled -•log ciulgn« dlopera ond 11·year-old boyo f••l l * !Iliad wil~ · WMf\ I ll Hnlo~ to tennlo rNrndotory aummer COIIIfl, 1!10 • .UQwat~cos lllld Dllaun 280Z'a"" 161h bfrthdoya. Ono hunctred """ twenty mlletl of abfOI~Ie glllter. ' �feedback ! ~ ~ Administrative f ailure: UB loss M 09tn lAII•r to Ketlet COf\cofn+nQ the Trantfllf' to Brown Untweralty of the Journal., PhffO&oph'r •net tnroughoul the WOfld ... MotOO¥et, lP\0 joUrnal fl ti'Wt mo51 Cliotlngujoned periodocal pubhc:allon u -IIIICI mo_..,, wllh the -nomenotootcal •n phllo..,onr Pnenomt:notooY le, 8$ 'IOU weU Know. one·ot tho two Phenomenological RMOIJc.h pn•loeoptucal movementt whU::h have orig!natoo in lhll century, II 11 alao very w ldosorot(t al'ld lnfloonllat nol Dear Preaktont Ketter: only In Phlto;JOPhl¢.al dreles, but alto 1n other ateaa ol resoarciiiUCh U llletery crltlellm, llngulslics, etc. The The DeQoMm.,, ot PMooo;>ny -.ld tll<e to ekpoeso it-s ptotounct dta.appolntfMQJ. •t lhe tr~sfer of the journal, PMooo;>ny ancl Plle.,.,I<>Ologltal Re-rch, fo Brown Unlt~etally. This tiansfer Ia the direct reaun of lhe lallutt ol the Admlntstranon of tl'\ls Unlvefii1Y 10 make a long-te.un commhrnonl to the editor of tf1e Joumal, Olsllngylshed Prolessot EmeriiUI MarY'" FJubcH, concern+ng tne acottOfTUt rH(M.Ircu required to o.y the a.atary ot tM eclll.ot'-1 au;atant of UM Journa.t w"' hiSIOUC:AI miNIOn •rld p ..ce of lf'la PPR then ta wuy cle" •lOt f.vSI fn t_,m5 of tocal ntstory but fn tetfN of ¥tOrld hl.story. Indeed. I Ylnture to t-iiY enat mo.a phUo5ph..-a ln the world tOda~ are IGqualnted wllh the Journal ano thll there are many people oulslOt lh•$ country lhll know auaalo axilla bacause lhlly know.. the PPR ''Milled here. _ • can we. then. attord 1u atoP suppon ro lhl tournai ana u 1 resull latce Falbef 10 move 11 etMwtleote? can • o. for U\C me.aget •~ m ol $12.000 af\d oWce space. atiOtd to otva vp • .QU~lc.aiiOFI wtliC:h has no l)atllllt lnd WfHCh IIHK'II Fanww, cliect on November 2•. ten th•l M noedood co •nsurt ttlt aut'f+val ot the )oumat at aJI costa, even If th.at meant ll'\11 he nad to a111r iM plans he haa m..oe . _ ,... alttntlon lo lor 111 lutytt. Thoae olane w ero 10 tea-.,e tne )OUinalln 8ulfalo anct have d it octHeCI by aome members ol ou1 Depiulmtnt He felt, qufle c.onectly, that a toumat ot • the alLe of the PPR reQuited a toog-lff'flt commhment fof HI S~twll Once be40ft I~ tln.ancCA' comrrMtment or UnlwetaUy to tne PPR had been Wilhc:tfa•n., wnen cne eGitOflll asststant woo PfKeded the preaent one te-we;<~ tt took aevent yeare 10 restore the nne wnkh h&d been taken away and thla cau&e:CI • great dell ol distuption In the opatatloo ot thO journal. 11 should r,ot be suuRIIfno theft lh.at ln aha absence or any tlrm at"'d rasring comm~tme:nt Fafber Ooe,deci to mova the "''* • journatei-•TH lnitlatiYe to reexamine trte eornmltmet~l 10 the .. PPR came hom Dean Levy, w ~ wrote to you aSking about "any possibility ol , •• evaluating thla commitment, given the exttome conclltlon ot the Social Sclancaa -1141t" on February 21>.191JD. The antY<ff to tnis ..uer cttne lrom 1h.n ExecuUva VJce Pret,Otlnt Somtt. who wrote: "Tilel commttmo<~l Is not ...n u something "*t,8 'In pe<peeutw: tn the tntlfHI o• taJnw:u, hoWewet. we Shoukl pwflaps 1 egaro 11 as Ujrirtng 11 lbe eno of oca<Mmlc 1~ ." This atolerMnl wu Interpreted by au · concerned ao • wllhdrawaJ ot !.he llrm,and long·term commitment which had bMn . . . - to tile PPII • lew yaora ~a~ II• , My oi'ID<II oncl those of othw members ol Clll ~rtment litlce 11\en, Mel unllf !be time when WI were notll*' that Fa.r~r had d«lcted to t1a n1104 the .tournai to Brown~ have been dkecled toward getting ltte Admlnlauallon. at your I.Vtf or thaLot the Daan. to restore Ita cornmltmonl ro l hft PPA, Let me ICS:d at tf'lla po1nl ttlll we""" comporlbll jOUrnal•. , Flnalty, I 1111- one lou ot the PPR IO oome Oilier Onl-olty -.ld be a gre.. lo.. for the O.O.rtrnent of Pttirotoohy ln ·p.efl•cular Tnt PPR enhanc:as th• reputation of our Oebanmenl I UCI pos•lble for 1.15 both to a ttract very ''fghay qualified and motivated ora<tvato atudehl-a and 10 find them lobs aHerw••d.s. I mlghl polnl out, lot exar"ple. t~t vfhlte 8"ffaJo Is $lill altraeling fll(He lhan )0 a-pplteanla a year. C0f1'1J)Atabte C)ep.lltmenta. like lmJlan&. ate onty attracuno • tounh of t~l fjgvt& t be.llto~t, and lth1nk thiS can biU.SifY doCumented. our tr•dllion I t a oenter for phenomonok)gy, due k\ 8"•' paH to our association wl1h the PPR, has a grt11' dell ma~es to do wllh lhls. ' T"la ~Iter, whichhasM't'tlf bMn answered, loUowed one WflUe.n to you I>Y one of •r. membets of tt\e )Ournat's .CUtor&ll boaro. Ptofeaor: Lynl" Rose.. t-4la teller went unanswerf'G as wec1 Pr'o• to both Htuera t had wrlttet"'to Otan Lavy, on April 2, as follow s. PPR rNIIef I Wa.J tepttitedly lOki 1.1\at', one o ' ~~ tea50ns the arrangement wlttcll t"'- PPR e:ntoyeo coula not be c.ontlnued was that no Other journ.at '" tf'lit Fac:ti41V ,ad the privilege of a almUar arrangement.. 8ut 'ertllnly tl would Metn obvk)us tnat that overtook~ a numbel ol imOCNtanl tact' ICM examp1e.. fa.rtler's 1\aJf the tac.1 lholt ttle JOUrnal was founded hefo mote than fOft)' yeata aoo. lr'le nauonaJ and •nternark)n,al Pfe.5llge ot lho6 Journal, lhCt 1n1bUUy ot phiiOIOPhiCIII journals of any Gile \0 COVOf 811 I heir GOSt$, th• IICI 111-11 Farber hlcJ been one ol l t'li! llfll Oi:uingutsned Professors ot 11l11 tnsUrutkM, ale lnoNd. tnls tetuctanu on the p.111 of the Adnunttlfllkln rawyts a ~II tendency •o•lfCII a k.&nd of filM eQ<Jhlil'ia~s-m •'*ob\' e't'efYontlt lffd CIYI'f)'lllti'Q tn the tnsllruttOn must be accoroed the ••me uaati'Mnl regatdlesa of dlUereru:a.s ltl qualhy and 5u,oundii"'Q c•tcu ms·rances In p.anieutar we SHm to be losing uack of our hiS! OJ)'. The place ot the PPR tn the Untvttllt)' and lf'le role It hiS p111yed in Ina ~etoprnenl ot phltoSOI)hy In lhrt counlry ~ abtoad a te umque To ueat tt just ltU any othef' IOUfMI ' ' strnpty to mtsunckrstand w hat It it 1 M aboLIL TM Oep.allmMI Of PhiloSOphy ltsefl fKOgAlled tl'll uniQwness ollne PPR. since In spite ollts assocl1tion with otncr journaJs ot pi'IUosophy, il argued IOf' usls11 nc.e In tuMtlng lOr tna PPA atone.. The falluro o• lho Adminlstrllk)n to move swift I)' to CMIIUI')' 1 -"0C.i.lttOn W1tb IM Ul\i.ers.rty, one hefe. and eertainh' no1 Farbe:r. ma4o ••in perpetvfty.'" 'In the PPR would} lgflOre more than anythfng eJH .,,_ Qvatlty ot lhis pubUeallon anct wt\11 11 ~sand wiU Oo mio<e 1 tlear decision on this mo1111 Is an UtuotroUon IO< our Otpanme~~t In o-rtleutor ancllor tne Univeraur as • wnol&. Let rn• point out lhat FaftMit has exphe:Uiy to~ ma rhat he Intend$ tO leawe I hoe Journal hef84 robe edited by mom'*• ol this Deportment, after he docld~ 10 atop edlti11Qit. let me, atoo pOint out that •• fa~ as techQtcal JournaJt lf'l phlto10phy are concem•d1 lho PPII js among the -v belt In qualijy and IIIII "<I one w1th tile lergm clroullllol! bOll> In '"" u _s. and lbiOid, !At mtt ~~ OUt, IUtthw, '"-''· to my •nowleQge, tntta IS no philo-hy fourMI w~~ oo not of tne overalt , ..vcta.nce of IN ~nCIItatlon 10 re.acn aec.isiGns ff'l ooneta.J U. mt1 luM pcNnt out 'hit at tNt hme we • re nouhed that fatblt Nld cJ.eodeCI to mo¥t the PPR 'o flfown, the flOOOI'-Uona with this Untvetlify ha<J goflo on tot olght months and 11111 no ttrm ctecls~ hid been roached M ind you. I am not adwocatlng that trus A.dnHnfllfll~ t!f"'IAQ& In rash dec:•stons. bul e.ght fllOflll\:s seem. lnordinl .tety ~g. EHUhcul.arlt wnen da:kng with a mat1 UN Faf'blt Wf'lO ••s ~ty-e.ghr IJ10 wnoso Mattn, ii.S ~bsecat.HH'I1 ~•• N"e demonsrrated. was feiltng. 11 at.so aeei'I\S ll\Oidk'tately tono wtten o,t takes 1nto accou.n1 Ute amount of cou~ N) 1 commltmeot ex:pect an mthuuon ol thlt aort to make that 4 lclnd or promiM, pallic(ll.olf';,,. , - . - hllnMII p04ntld out, "In our Chlrn!lno ond priCirlouo woold.• Wllet wu desloed . woa the .sort ol -<>OOIIIIhtM"I Brown Is providing. In the wofde o f lh.ti~PtOYOSt: ~'We entor into the orranoomont wllh- tho hope lhl l 11\e otiOCIIItlon [A decalon 10 tetmlnate thO praiSent commllmunt to betwe<~n the toumot • nd '8rOW1)'s- phllooophy ~~epan.-t """ c. _lolt!J ...,lnv.'' ~ t. the scxt ol commltll*'l that !his Un...,lltr ,.,,.., IQ provldo. At no lime rn thonlnt mont .... wbleh -PISSH&Inca Somlt wrola hll tMmOrondum did F11ber, I or any mtr~~bl< ot heavlty aubskUzed this Oep,~tlrntnl reeelvo ett11er wrluen or verbal aa&uranc11that the Unl¥etalft waa w llltno to p1o~lde a publlohed. Ancl, llna lly, leo mo oay that II thl jouonll were to loave 8uHalo, tt cenalrlly woui<J not go to commitment to lhe PPA, even at a reduced lev.l, of lon0-llst1ng ..,pport, • 1 lhoUICS Nke to remind you, mor-or. lhll I pptalnld In oome Oetall Ia you and to tile Oeon ol tile Faculty ttwl •IOnlflc<>nce ol thfl fournat tor SU!IV tn oeneral • nd fOf our Oepertmont rn partleutar. l aJao ample wornlng ot lhe unforttl!l&ll conl<lqulneet wt>feh could reoun If no 1110!10 commllrMnl 11r011 f!lllie to ""' journal. On ~~~ 14, 191JD, I wrole a lhr. .paott ""'" to you oatailing aH •mou- Among my $11le!Y*'II ltl 1111 lollowirw: 'a-•• pJaee.• ol ~. am bt t"e lnatltutlon where 11 Ia comparab~ atandlng• . . Plilcea likt -ytvanit anc1 Toxu """klwetcome It, t &Ute. Sefcwe t go any t·u nher let mt aawre you tnat thil open ._II., 11 not meant to q..,..l~ your good faith or l~l of tht admlnlatr• tora who ~~!. beeo lnvolvoc:l II') the 'IIQOIIIIIona Which t*O Forber a doclalon. lhMtll noc 11 totuo II would be ciulto loollah for an}'OIIa\lo 8CC\IM yov or any otner aCStnltuatratot nere ol Oeliberotoly trying lo Ofl rid ot the P1>R AnO I ""'" ple<!ty ol • • - to auoont \llel pwtl<;ularty ot tha Fwstond q><>~l impoftanl Is,,... quality or ,,...lournol lloeJI, Tile PPR It rocqgnlzld • • one ol till toP ph il olop~r journals nol only . ln this country but Dean'• t...c ''*" - • ge<>i/lne concam with thll mau11. Ftathotf, wtta t as •• atakele tn. modu• op4ttnt11 o l the Aclmlnlstrotlon In Ito o.a nnoo wllh thO PPR. This moduo ,.rondl, which ShOuld Ill ol lnte<eol to tho ' - Tne laltute of the Aam. nl~tlliOtl to ;ecooniza the dHfefttflce bOtwoon the PPR ana othar jou1nat1 In tho Unlverslly ill an lltusttahon of lh41 reJuctance of thiJ Adm1n1suauon to tecognll:8 dtlltftncn of quahty and f\•storicaJ eucumsta~ Wtlhtn the Un1verstty 1nc1 to appo~lion rnourca eceotdi"VIY Wnlte neQOI~Ung the: petpetuit( means tore¥M, and no reasonabte C)8fiOn e~epected .. II•• Unl...,rolt\1'1 This brings mo to my ~nd oojnt. h ra clear from what wa read ano hear I hat dua 10 political ano "emogra.phlo cons)(Jetltlonslt os going oo l>lillcteutnoty dllllculltoo SUNY ao Bullllo 10 i\a¥8 II ill diSPOsal ttle Iundt neeeuary tO lllfiCI the kind of IIC/Iolals "' dfteloP lha ltJM ot progttml \flat would &nh.artce hs scatura. We migttt be ab-. wflh eflon ond wtldom, tolooep tho goods but IIIII<! can be o.:poc:ted 1, the way at new acquls1t10nt. UnGo; l ho&e conditions t baliewe wo tho4Jkl oo all we can ro •eep the PPR here. For H we lote It we cannot oxpec t to reocvperate It at a laler time Of to repJace n With • Un•vettny cotrHf\Un•l)t at Wgt, Ia c~f)' teveated 1n lllree weyt Fuat. ~the falh.ltt of 1M Adml...,tslfl:·tton to come f~ard wllh a tono-tefm eotnmiltMfllto the PPA' secona. Dy the r,uuut of tha Admin•strahon 10 recognize lhe Clltference betwcttn the PPA and otnet joornalsln tho Ur1lversltY. ano tnl td~ bV ahe laltureot tno Admlnt!ilr~116n to rno'fe with swtltnoll to make • ere•• dectsiiOI'\ on lhtl matter The faU(ne of the MnMnl tltauon to come IMW~td wilt, a ~tonn eommu~t 1a an ill.f.#Sira.t-on of tM rotuctance ot the Adm•mstratiOn 10 make long-Utfm commltmtf11S In o-enerll .tnd c:onttatuly to ree.-am•ra• atwl 1e~lew thoDe that hawe aheacty been made. I 00 not believe a uO"'Oflillj wr'l1Gt1 Gla1ms tO' be a maJor reu.a,en il\ltiHJUon can be tu'l on • ct•y to day or t"Ven • year to )'Oif b11ifs If ll'lts UnlvOfiiiY. Is ootng lo lulhll Its missl()ft, the Dblns 101 tt5 de'lelopme.nt rnvst be tQ.I\0 range h 1.1 nftdfess to say th.llt 1on9 ranoe C)tanl . tt1m eommuments.. requ lf\fong , , ,, .. support tnlotved (at most 1 lull PR· 1 lrne), t mlont ado Ihat U 1~ Brawn IUS lhan a monU1 and 1 half to com• to a «Mcl$1on. OUr ~ltrMtU II deeply 0JA.Q9CNnled boln by IM Uat;SfM Of lhO fou,..,_! IO Blo.m end by the ~~ tho Ad,T'hncstrat ~ pt•)'ed rn this man..- We ~re atao uOd:eneCI by the racl thai thrs OC:C:Vtred !usl pncw 10 Farber'$ delth Nolhlng can be done now 10 bttno tta~ the journ•l and nol hlng can be dono to convince Fattwtr lhlf 1h!S tnotltUI~ realty IPPIKilted hi!. lite~ worlc We can only hOpe that the q-llons robed ""'' wtU .JefY9 to eha:f'IVCJ tl'le modUI QPfllattdl ot thou whO vowern II'Ha ln111tuuon. Jotve J.E. GltCII Proleu01 •fKI Cltlrt 0./)olr(m.,l ol PII;JOJophy ' �~- JPaY ftltlll cannart111a more -..11 ........ ,.,. lhe DeW polillooll, ~ ~ ........ ~ .._ ·u.. lile(peJ---be tMI 111lldl dirrmm ltipcnd- · "I juadon't-ony diiTcrmce.'' delm<d Sc. . . a.~ rqwaaniati~ Aloft Rmalfdd. -poriaa lbt bpplopon plaa with prt•!oos UUAB rug•cturlo.a •eon~ . r.,,..... Momttlnt EdltfN M&rhd mos1 no1ably by iu br.vity, Wednesday niaht's m~llna >aw lh< Dlr<ciOrS or Su Board I. Inc. approve plans 10 rtttruaurc the llnanclally belequrc<l music branch of lhe Unl•euhy Union Aaivili<s Board (UUAB) despite lukewarm opposition by somt mcmben. lnlloduccd by UUAB Music Division Dir«tor Lila R.appapon, t.ht proposition involes the a.abUllunent of a "concert bolrd."' whos.: main re.pon•ibl1i1Y·WOUid be to act as a ..10undi.na" body ror suuestions brouah< before h. Mcctlna w~kly, the board-consistina or • wide spcarum or UUAB pmaMcl, Sub Bolltd r<pr<SenltliVCS and two HOUtJidt'' ltucfmu.-wi.ll review upcomlna conccr1 budacu and hn< prodll<lion updalcs. The ncwly<na~,ed body will alJo ho~ f~oval on aD octi.Uy SU&JCSlioru. Countcrl nc murmurs Signals get uncrossed as ceasefire is reached by El~• A. StfiiMitr S{lt<tlllm Stoll WrlttT o .. t~e slanalt Sin« Monday, researchers 11 1hc Cuy·Sherman· Parbcr complex hove bt<n r..:dvina .... or It from radio sll,l!on. WFBO, which lowucd Its radlu sianal In compUlll« with a decision handed down by U11lvcrsi1y Prcsidtnl, Robert L. K.,lcr. The IWO pori decision temporarily ends the heated dispute bctw~ WBFO and rcscarchcn '"ho las! April charaed lhll lhc station's slanal. cmanalina from iu antcnna pctdlcd upon Kimball Tower. was inh:rfctina wilh 1hdr h\ahiY scnsillvc cquipm~nl . The bcainnlna of 1hc lnlcrforcn« was traced back to tht >I Ilion's subs1an1ial power Increase Ia>~ January. , Th• slanals havt been lower<d over 23.000 walu 10 3,000. with raurcllcn cmetalna triumphant ror ,the prcsmt time. Ho......,., oppoocn~ or ln1c:rr~ would ,..rer to do • .,., with the siJna1s ahoacthcr by movina the 1.. If' ·f DO IT NOW!! You won't hue another chance to ha~e your portrelt taken tor ,,. Yearbook. r k. ~~ 1ndustl!!l Env!nlldnl ~a. · lE220. fn9•-l"ff r-,0111y, I• ur p tlttl•d -AIIII!!!!.. ol'*-' Spttttg . .,.esrer Olt 1-.·TIIInL ...,., •10:45 tn IJOI futed -IOIO~IIl lt.g. No, .. 4531114. C.WIIt , _ . , o1 If o r - t ._...; ro ol,_,l eeMHIII- tb-... the - -......, aoor.•s1iat.iJk,y. "Tile_..."* & .....__ levolved io publislllooa • JIOI. .Ially lilblc.'' 1M lawyer told lk p91op. Bar befcn ~ cao be he tl&tik:!l, tbtre- ~ _.,... IJI'O¥<Q; ""'-· ...... Jx>and ll•cs .,..._tniS ......,;;a, by J o•n uplana "-* - ........ adaaill.ed ''llrfiDIIt - " IO Slob ~ .... dla'e .. •...,., - 10 he ccruiD ................. Sub Boenllpiost a Ubd Nit, Uppoo ,_.,.,..~ !hot a "11111 us lnP\11; It's • cbcd: .., . . _.. be lllcorporllled Iato TJtt Oun!tll :S t.Ut I llilllt II Dtedccl." tbc Musk Director IOUIIoead "rdloctllla ..... die IMibllea6on ,retorted. "Aoy <Wnl wiU 11m! o board stair only1 aod 001 S..b b rd, "is majority - · to 10 thnouaJI. .. • After lhc propOSal wu 'PP<O'(,Cd 7.0.2, ' rcsponoiblc • for lhc 1ablold's """'"""'· "TIW may bdp. 111·." Lipt>eS' explained, ...itb ttoiiCIIfcld """ om.,... Scudcn1 CO!JIIIl<21dna thlt "jolltJIIllllo must be ~ (GSA) dircaor Alu CUtao abstalniJia, UUA 8'1 victory wu Yrabbed by ~· ror the copy lbc7 &lllhor. in41catlna lh.. the ~ion fell Representatives rrom varlouo studenl ~ wllh the lpyer. r11r lblwt or 1hdr onllcls*ed .. f<qllal!na pcrmhlloo to lllllia tile clbdooimcr Our of lllc $26,000 ,...le1, only half was in other pubbions wiUcllthcy ljiOIISor. Aaabl. a-reid 1ook tilt cr-taa view, mel, Oatao ~. addllot tUt had lhc , _ Pa MiriheDy - . , 1101 btftl ~......,.;. tbc dirftuln '-41111dc • caocdlcd dac 10 tile: Clllcrtolncr'l IUDca,lhc "ralst.tke" m Ill< fuacliltl or the JOmCtimcs 8aMtiits board ......ukl ..... aotched aoly • CCID1IOm1ial ~. Noti.Qa the lawsnil "lOOO or 4000'- lloll* ddlc:il. "~" that be clllnlcd. pcnncatcd the s;- the lbo~ canDOI be rtetiroc<~lhis sasion. R.ooalfcld WO<Idtred lloud wflctbcr ,....,, the OSA -ber lnfonncd ~ 1bt ~ Sub Board dlrcaon""' bound 10 the decisions or !heir pr~; bul lh" Sub llollld wiD "ha~ 10 deduct" the IUIIOWII from UUAB's Sprina ...,...... tccicved no concmc r<pllcs. allocalioo. With SlA,IlOO oritiniiiY· Jel ror lkspltc tb< aalhfrlna's brevity-it ncx< lenn, CUkao"predk:led 1ha< due 1CHbc coocladed In lcM tlwt 90 mlnutcs~lme was dclich, UUAB lllould .. pea allout "$8,000 dcvo1ed to K'rulinldna the pr~in& leu" than lliat lOIII. month'• record of minu1es, much to some Tumina o11m1ion 10 a 11\ltccllany Of Olhcr dltffiors' displeasure. Com1cmplating a bu:siftm, thr su.Kfenc-run corpOration's notaalon't wordlna conccrnina ch~ avaUablli1y or a Oroup Lqal Scrvicts lawyer. dit<ceors Qlldlioncd Sludcnl Apoc:iation Rolalfcld insl!ted on a clearer aplanation (SAl Attorney Richard Uppcs oonccnslna Sub Board's llabllldcs h> I'Widlna ~ for fUNR refem><:<. With cries or "nobody'• J01U111 care" "'d "I wish I could nnd a cvr< Cw~nt-1 •«kly news and I~~r• .,.....me. TheW... was Ont l1liscd - the fot yoa,'' lilt SU&J<Stion was defeated 6-2· 1• pcrioclicol printed the thin! inJIIllm<nl or a with Rolalfdd and OSA rcpn:scn'*i•• smcs <ill hied "Finkcl·l•le... wblch A&Jlc M<dia<.tll....,llna. ~ 9irectors play musical chairs; Sub Board okays UUAB· switch or ua tlacrtbodt tliR llleled raploiU •~~deal MldjNtW\ll Wllliu! l'lnkJcstelll. T..,..IQa die' dlllsnpaa "IIIler~, .. I an1enna off campu.a. The second part of K<11<r'• ,..,.,. fold decision m!/llrcs WBFO 10 submll a plan to his ofrlc< by Fcbruory ror aetually mo•ina 1hc m1$$M antenna from atop its moun1 on kimball 10 anolbcr loatioll. '5<rvt nor popui.Ms' In., Octob« dcl>alc be1,.ccn the 1wo opponcnu . WBFO OtnctaJ Monaacr Robcr1 S ikorski contended thau if power ·~• 10 bo lowtr<d before fu November ..,.1. annuli fund raiser, 1hc Jtatlon stood· to lose Sl5.000 in public donations. Howcvc:r. while still opcralin&al fullcall'lcilydurlnathe drive, Sltonki labeled the fund raiser "a smashln& succns" whklt drew over Sl9.000in plcdacs forthc 1111lon. AT their currcnl puwcr level of 3000 watU Sikonld sal<! .. ..,. are still able to serve our populous." Wbm asked why the -ion was opPol<d 10 lowcsina fu IJ&:nll fouo lot!& ........ the da:reucd "''"• -sliD ..,.,...... its oocticncc. Sitonl<l -.1<1 only reply, "We orrer<d te make a CI5C by case stucly or lhe ANYIOO't USf£NIHQ:?: AliCia sial~ WaFO ttdl.tced It• twoNcettittg sJfr\lf Cltl s.tk:•lly thls pes I ...,.,., In (.CII!fttMttnc;e WJih Onl•lf'll:tY Pres~ ~ L. K_..ti'l I'K~I OI'Otr. The comp1ajnl$ l\ave been rcc:civc.d to di!C. Preliminary tcsu conducted by Profcuor £1... Saths or lh< ~~or~.oM ~~ Md tllftn .._,.........,.with MaM\ SttHI C•epua- WBFO's antenna off ,campus,lald that .tw: was unaware of Ketter'' decision. AlthouN! 1hc ptOfc:ssor had not oonduct<d aoycx~ 10 UC<tiJin lhc dfccu .9f ~ _ .......,............... .... IIKifOtl.l~ ~Oft lht AI the pt'CICOI time, SachJ is hoplna for pcliods or auarant~ "quie1 limo" from WFIIO in wblcb the- ~ llltion would cr:a.s~ b<oedeutlna all toaethcr and or tlj<.. orpnften ror ~~ r<SdKh .-.:hers ~ OOOidUct their any profcsson, r<V<alcd t1YI the. powa lowred - ......... ~-­ uipetlm<nll • whhoul bo reilooa:d iDid..-c. •. , . -,_~is rccluc:lb bao removed ~ to 10 the lntcrfcraxr - x i - c i t SO...-.. to - t h e . , ....... ofT ...,.pus," l>tr""* of the~ imc:rfm:ncc "I'~ 1tan1 or s.dlo. -'dcd, ••it makes 0<111e and ia 'his ~. He said b)' workcn 81 t1tc -.Jqq .,.,.., I'm tWo it will be done." (rntd~) lnddmu... • rurt~~a ltStS ..;u be made. tuMna •o ~ow<r dltlr ..,.., " Docs W81'0 C'IP<Q to _.... its The .... t<qll<lled ..., · w1cncn cxpcricncina dlfllcuhy 0*1 ... admlucd · Sachs, - • 'bol I tlliak In the future? S.&oc.ki m:dvlna WF80 on rhclr nadio to Profcsoor Doo>lold. Faber or the lhey'vc btftl kccpinc thdt heads In - c d . "WBPO will wort on call the swlon abollt the troubk. N~~.­ 1hc sand by aVOidina this situation the 'raldan•s _,.,proposal and hope to mffi lbt dn41lac dale." Accotdlna 1o Sikorsli, no ai>Ch tey rtalft Ill the drive IO JIIOVt since last April." ''* w"'** -'I/'UIIIIItiota r---------------------------------··r.---------, I I Spec~Gl ScMnp ,_. Don't Catch The I Head Ffrst I 1Hair Stylfat&l J .Train) ca~ THE 5pE~ - ride 1 I board in the 388 K~on A~ue 1 <.t..........-l I 1 PnclMoe c.t k mow 0ry 1 I I I ' I I I I Oal;y fS00 • . ..__ Coapl•te I J VaUd'With thl.s coupon tbru Dec. 23, I I I I ·~ ·so -835-')339- L-•••••••-..1 �University·Couracil to discuss ~(orming dorm advisory board by Cllrb tle e Roae" SpNrn;m Sl-'1 Wmtr Lorenzetti explained. ''I feel they do a rme job. We fed, bowever,thestudeotjudieiary process is too Ions to dea&.ilh problems that require The Univ<nily Council today wiU once apin Immediate action." review the proposal for an advisory hearlna Objte1ioos to tbe proposal stemmed from the board to handle spcdal dormitory problenu that lack of auaranteed Jcaal counsel. The proposal require immediate action. lnitlaUy the suaaeatlon states that "tbe student charted with a mtatioo was rejected by the Council at Its November 21 may be acc:omparUed and assisted by an advisor, meuina. "'bo lball ooc appear iD lieu of tbe Sludeot. 'lbe The proposal states that the Advisory Hearina- appearance of tep1 counsel as adviso.r oball be a1 Board will hear cues which are nor referred to the discretion or the Advisory Heari.Di Board. the student judiciaries . . . and will conveoe for Council members regarded this provision as a cues which require immediate resolution, involve dcoial or due process. S<"Ye<e dlsruplive behavior that houslna start . cannot baodle, involve violations that threaten Up! npts the beallb -eel 4fety o( the rcsklcnc:e ha& aod Loreoutti and Dollmann expbiioed k~ are not specffitally included within the to the nature of the heariOJ board, a lepl jurisdiction of the Hearina Commiuee for the representative would nor be needed. The Council Maintenance: of Publk: Order. disaareed. Associate Vice President or Student Affain, Council member Robert Koren said in a Anthony LorCftutti and As50ciate Oir<aor R~porrer interview that, "if, in fact,the Hearina Ronald Dollm8nn both aveed that the occd fot Board mates a judgment that a studeot sbould be the board uists. disenfranchised. that's a viry serious thing . . . I "Some spcdal cases (dormitOly violations) think it's terribly imponantthattbe rights or due deserve immediate ae1lon, espcdally when they proces>, or the right to Jcaal counsel, be available infringe upon the rights of other students.'' said to students at all times." Lorenzcui. "For this reason an Advb.ory Other members qreed, arguing that the lack of Hearing Board Is needed to take care of the due process would leave the hearing board open problem promptly. " to a arcat deal of criticism. According to the proposal, the four person Advisory Board will consist of represCfttatives Hai1'U!IIleat LorcnzettJ and Dollmann explained that the from the Housing Sta ff, the Division of Student Affairs, the University community and resident hearing board was proposed after receivina various comments from Resident Advisors, the students. 1\ccordina to tbe proposal, the AdviSOI'y Board Housing staff and student$ in general. Most people IJrUed that the process could help may recommend anythina from a referral to an expedite cases that need to be dealt with quickly . appropriate University disciplinary body, The Administraton pointed out that the disciplinary probation, or dismissal from housioa heariJII- board would not duplicale the atudent with or without the opportwlity to be considered judic:Wles or the Hearina Commission. IIUiead It upon n:otpplication. would deal with spcdrtc cases as outUned in the The student also bas the ri&ht to appeal a propoUJ. ckcision from the Director of Ho~oa to the V'tce " We are in no way trylna to criticize 01 take President for Student Affairs within S<"Yen days poloer awav from the studeot judiciary," of receivina notice of it. Kemp sees hope for Amer-ica's inner cities loy ClortJCiooe ICoryte)'ll $p«ti'IJIO 5<'4{/ WrlJ" "Presldeot<kct Rorutld lsfpn orrcn DCW hope to the peopk or Am<riao's 1nn<r citla an<! jWhlcul.vty New York," ~od H.tmbura ~ J ..k Kemp at a rC<lCIII oddreu bcf""' th< Aolociatioa ror a llei!Cf New York. A lop priority of the new ldmlnlstntloo Is tO reston eo:.omic srOWth in Am<riao. One Dl<'thocl it hu t>">PDtcd is Cf<llliq new job opportuailies ror lh< Uliotl'o UDeftlplo)'<d-10 be ocbievod lhrouP !be UtbaD Jobs and Ent<f1111s< Zone Act. Kemp, who wos ......,tly Clair or !be Housr R.,..blic:au Coof.,....., noted thAt last w<dead in Oolirornia Rt:apn ''reaffirmed his ouppoa for tbe ..,.,..,. of &t<rl>risc Zooa." Actial joiatly with Act ...._.., !ioutb 11<Bob Oaraa, K...,p indkated lbe wide ...,.. or support for !be job ....,. ..,.,.,.,.. 'Th< bill orren new iacmtives for smallenteJl>risc de\'dopcn<m al>d job creaJoo in poor communities. Suppor1ina tbe Kcmp-Garna <ffon .. ~ 8lodt Caucus l..cadet Gus JillwtiN, Urt.u ~II< Praidaat VCJDOO Jonlon, Ill< NAACP ond - a J dty maron. ICanp al>d Gwdo assert that Ill< biU will al•• ...,. hope to ~red i'lorthca>tem al>d ach<r c.....,_...,. us aties. Seddooc I ....... Mf• Acalfclq to Kemp. US dtles hAve U'ldlliqoally bcm oleadiaa..,....., of ideas al>d new _.IIDitks. ~ clo<waeated in a Mao:ocbu:tctu his ...WI buJincsscs-iDsith<citia-that prodvcc mueh of lh< rwion'• lnnovatioru al>d jobs, Kemp cited. IC<mp lidded that these entcrprbcs P<OVI<k tbe _.,unky lor th< milbocu of Am<ricaM "'lto lmmiarate to th< cities ""'kina a better fifcstyle. These openln,s ... disa,~arlna beca- tbe small busioes.omeo fail or .,., unable to tqin in tbe lnO<'r cilia. " What w< need b a new suatear to a<t thls proccn or economic arowah and JOb aeation moving again," tht - hutkut<OfT~study, _ . .,,, ..c!O" w.;.tl2'- (Thank God It's Over!!) Thanks UB, lt. beal a great -leT. P.J . BOITOMS Invites you to party with us before you leave dumg TGIO IIJE'ek, Dec. 15 lhro..dl Dec. 23. Hoppy Days drink price$ swting ~Y at I p.m. and conlinulng tillll :OO p.m. every nlgtoL Let loose and celebrate. cause Thank God It's ~ ' Draft """" SOC M,.ed drtnk1 I 00 W'"" I 00 Munchoos fr"" 1\ J. BOTTOMS ..,.. .... ...... FOOD - BOQZ E - BOOGIE ........_........... .,,.,.,. rlallt •cr- 1re 111 u.a. �Native Americans ~ i K~mp·.. ~ - j ..,...... ...,._lvellltoaod. 11lt ..... I* by Cldt ..,_ ........ ••1M _..lnunl,:taau 10 IIi. c:kics. ,......_ ....,.... ICale mlfq)tet1Ua1bip dry up," dcd.nd ~. "JO clo lbo 10 let on lUI auciaJ bon- null of our ~ !Jder." Alld Ibm IIWl)' uiDcr city midmu ~ ca11111t in IIIla wtll"" trap of pcM:rty, h< Mlded. . ~ .:a.- ....... i f officially ominorit~ -aames .,!lln~ISIIMaou \ ,a,U;, Tbe Btirra1o Common Council Th< Nonlw:u'a «emomlc problans-duonically hilh UMII\plorc'l•••· _ economle.otaanlllon '-lid a d<Cinlna tu btie-mqnify ;h< probknlo of voted tb.IJ - k · to approvc 1 ttl< w11o1< nation, Kemp aaerted. "Wc musa uodcuke a conccned tu ;ctoluLion ioclulllnt Native cffort to cut fed<ral ~ ratd f<fCC$ rile board,~· aff'ltmed K<mp, "~hilc 'AIDericai!S ill thc City's ofllclal defulltioo or minority aroups. •lllt< and lou! authoritieS o1Jo lower~ tax rat<~." K<mp conttnclcd , that ibc tu blUe should b< ..pandcd by fuU Proposcd by Ellkott District Councilman James Phu., the aoploymau and Jlrona O<lODCXIIic •arowtlt. ir til< Nonh<aa ....., transponadoe~ a)'ltan ia to b<.rt'bulll and 0111<r s..:h SCNica arc 10 b< raolutioo oow ..,.. rq MaYOI continued . And 111m, II< ldclcd, lo<al authorilka mull b< pvm morc JOJI>C$ Grilfm lor riDAi .....'llcatlon. Buf'falo's Native AmctiC&ft comrol o-cr that 'upanclcd bat. Th< prilnt fon>< belli.& 1M IC.ealp-ltoth tu CUI said that thc Ktmp- oommuoiU' bad J0<1111c Inclusion into ill< Clay's Affomaotlvc Aclioft Oama Entapris< Zon<lqjslatlon tup at til< ccnt<r of thc ptobkm. Plan, <pccifocally iD Fed<ral Court Juda< John Otrtin's order callina llal<lndoe of -tlva Th< bill alao orren iD«oliva iocluclina thc cstablisllmcnt or YOIWJtary for minoritY turin~ ""'uircmmls fO< jobs rcduclloo Of 5ocW Security tax<S for thc )'OUDJ, I CUI in busincst 1U Buffalo Pollee a nd Fire Departments. ' Curtin refuacd ratCS. lo order IO 4ua1Jfy, a busincss must hirc at lcut DD<•half Of ill requests to include Nadvt <mploytu from within til< lobs and Ent<rptbc Zone. , Amcricans in thc cmploymcnl plan, "'l'bc Utban Jobs and Entcrprisc Zonc Act would dircctly addrcss thc Pku cal.led mll}or di:Jintcntlve job crration in New York City, Buffalo and New York on t.he arounds of a "tcchnltallty"-thc aroup was Statc, K<mp <mphasilled. Hc promi:Jed to wook closc.ly with other m<mbcrs o(Conams, 11atc and not liuaated In orleiMl action. Tbe -Nativc American local kadcrs to brina enterprilc zon.. to Nrw York . • ' Thc youthful Kemp rci~rated tbc areatcst hopc for the nation lo overall Community then tiled an . ecooomic &rowth.. ''Whm the eocnomy i.sdcclininJ. New York feels h fin1 , adminlstralivc complaint aplnst and hani<SI . Wh<o thc «DC~omy i> suona, Ncw Yort lead• thc way," thc rile City with the US Dcpottmcnt of Hou.ina &Dd Urban Devdopmdll . siHcrm Housc ludcr added. "'1\."' In an dfon ro avoid complaint procccdiD&J, the Council voted bY'·• 14-1 m~ority tO""iinplcmcni the proposal 'and request that Mayor Crifflo Issue Ill E.xcculive Order ea.tmdina mioority hiring !UlUilO Native Americans. .A amendment called for the lssuancc or a Coundl ·ltltcmcnt clirccted to othcr county and Slat< lqislalivc bodic1 rcc.ommcndina .similar action. fll....~..._......,...,..,_..,....,.,...,..,_..,....~.._.~~~~~...................,.................._........~..........,......._........,..._.....,.,.~..._.....,.... Uvloat by 11410t1 '1'bc lonc disJcotn wu l.ovcjoy District Couotilmao Norman Bakoo, who fcared that N~tiV<' Amcrican hirina Jtandards would La~t chance for a~ end of the year message at a ...........~,.._,....,SUPER SAVING$......_ ...............~ . . ' All clautjfed ads place between 9 am • 5 pm TODAY wlll c~t only 10cjword ·(min. of 10 words) J,Upplcmcnt - rathcr than bc included in-thc <urRilt 55 ~t mit>Otky hlrina rcquircronl!. • Bak01 bc!icvcs this would hurt the:' cmploymcnt ~ances of his white COMtltucnoy. and claimed thac Pilu said ··we want more- and more come5 from Whitryl" Ba~o.s furth<r contcnds that this r<solutlon will'll!lld t~c ~lty to "cnd up livlna totally by quota." Pitt• emphatically denied thc Bakot alltpdoM, whDe strcssin& thlt thc intc<ll or the raolutioft is solely to .. rcc:oa.aiz.c Nativ~ AmcricaaJ u a mioorlty-lcplly." PittS ci~ thc Ovt1 Riahu Aa of 196<1 and til< Equal ~nity Employmont Act of 1972 u uampks of prcvious lqb;lalion inttnclcd to r...,..UU minority Ads w~ll be placed In the Dec. 15th specfcd ' cla..ljfed IMue of llatu.s for aatf¥c Americans. Univmity Council Eu&coc Filllcy added, 11Thls is not prejudice apinst apyonc, Just JUJtice for JOmeonc.'' orr... ..,., dolap J>r...ntly only ll>out tllrce or lour US munk:ipalitiCI riOI>QIIliu DEADUNE IS 5 p)f TODAY Nlllve Amcricans as a minority aroup, Pitu told 1M Sp«trtim a ~dl. 1910, · coun dcdsioo in llfdwautcc County, W'IICOIUin. hal b<cn t.,cd as tbh issuc's pra:edeftt ODd oow-«CCfddnn to· Mastcn District Councilma-'l Da•id Collilk-Buflalo bu "an oblipllon 10 takc the buD by tbc horns aod Rt the roconl straiabt." Councilman Filllcy bdievu tbll Native A.n:laic:ans "have betn ti'Nied hanhcr lltan any Olb<r minority." '1'bc aroup's aboormally hlah infant mortality and illiteracy natcs, Fallen obscrved, proves the plf&ht or tills opprcssed aroup. "IIIKk pcoplc. wcre made: slaves when the)" camc to America," he noted. "lodla• were t!Ucd." To l\utllcr orr.a """'' doinas .....,.. N'dvc Americans, thc Common Councll asted the Butralo 8oerd of ~ to . YOVR LAST CHANCE TO: Rent Your Room/ Find a Housem.ate/Catch a Ride or a rider In THE SPECTRUM ride board And a typJat for thGt already late term paper SeB textboob/or • I' Glue your /rfena, room....,.. /IOPI'fJlGfa, profusors and loDedona • .,_.., fi~Petwonai•.A,. a special bonue • tlae next 1• , . , ,... u;.laee a Happy Holiday Pereo,.,., WIJf ~ • FREe moute JH*er • complt,.... of, Wamer Bro(laaw ~· ' adopt a raoltodoD 10 iDdsadt Nalioe t ~ ID lbo lloen1s' ~~~inotriy· birlDI , , AddltiouiiJ, thc CorporadOa Co-=11-~ 10 pctldon J. . CUnlil 10.-ad biJ coun«dcrcd ~ ploa to iDclldc Na&Jve Allleric:IDt In llle IDiMriiJ dulltlalliotl. Co_._ CoUll.- ~·· -~~~ ......._or_.... :u. N.IM Ama1calll '"aoi Ollfy ID IDJUIIIoe, bat;• �s orts Brockport squea~s by the Bulls by Fnndt Spodl~r $p«tru'" Stll// w,.., The UB buketball Bulh •=umbed in the closing minmes o( a li&hl COnte!ll laM Tursday 10 the pres.sin& defm~ and fhllrJl·JhOOton& offen>e of the Brockport State Collcse Goldm Easla. 49-48, in Brockport's Tuule Gymnasium. UB led ~I with IH> than >~• minute. left in a slow, dtlibtraltly ACI·UP orrcruive PITlC'. Brockport's Ken Richmond (the ilme's lcadlnJ><Orcr 10·ith 18 pu, camt back Wlih <Ofti<C\Itht buckcu from the prrim<t<r to clo>< UB's lead to ~S witb 4:.14 ldl to play. llolh teanu t.-..kd baskru, ... UB hung on to th<it .Jim ~71cad . lkOCkJ!Oft'> 6T' Tom Alc:und<t thm scortd on a layup aflcr a Goldtn Eat!~• off<IUJ.r rtbound, putli!IJ Brockport ahead to stay, <1948. 'Ill< IAsr r~oo mlnuta of I>I•Y ,.,,. ctw.o<tcrized. by poor pa.sslns and numcrou..\ 1urno'-CfS for both teanu. UB railtd. tO score dt'IJHIC' KVctaJ opponunitid aaain.st Ihe ucht Eaal• tone. With 10 •econd\ l<lo tn the aamc and all or the Bulls' timeouts c>.ptndrd, UB r«."'\'trcd the ball aflcr il m~<ed ltrockport free tbro• . Th< Bulls brought the b)ll quickly up lhr t."aurt for On(' nnal shot . UB '"uphomore Dave A cr~:t <lnd ckflcc1C'd o f boundl, t'ndi11g the game-, vamly chucked-up a 15 rou1cr •ith one ...condon tht clock that bounced orr the rion OUI SoU, rtbound t ht" fiut haJf bqan 'A'Ith bolh ctam) on equal looun:&-nttlher P.Oin& In) ad,•mqt. After the ftru ~~min tilts or lh.t aame hot~~.("\ ft. Brcxlporl spuntd from 1 ll-12 IK Wlth II \Lr\an~"'ned po1ntl. 10 taLt 1 11·12 bul&<. A OC\hnocal foul "'"' :meued to tht Ull ~uad b«awr or an uw:oum pb)tt numbct rcpa.a~ Ill th.C.. us·, scortk~'s bool. dvnn&. Broc~pon ·, '"ca.'- \ m~aLe that PfO'Kicd lhc one rxum IJtffncnc;'t' 10 Brod.pon tn tl\t: finaJ outcome. UB Jamrd the momentum w11h 1 12-6 scorlne drhc 10 ~lay on th< same •r th< holf. 21.24 In lt"tcir rourth ;troia.ht los~. t~ Bulb continutd 10 display r«klcu pusina. no mo.-.mou on lh<! off<nJ< and numtrou.s wmovc:B. Jobn fitz:panict, this IC'I50n't lc:adina scorer, s'qow~d h:i.s orfcn.sivt erreruven<Ss by shoot Ina. bllsterig 67 per~•· from the noor, acorlna 16 •points, but, also makins costly dcftnll\1(! crrou. Sc.n1or Tom ParSOI'll. the- Suur University of New York Alhl<tic Conference'• (SUNYA C) Ouutandlna Player 1n the WHt last yeor, chipped IJI 10 point> a&ainsl • defcrut seared 10 SlOP hl~ ' Int"fft<'th t orftlbr UB coadl 8lU Hushes auribut<> tht Bull> lois to lhar tntf(CC'UVC' ofrcmc ...1 don't think )'OU can win I &am< if ~OU SCOTt only 4ll points," ht " W< fooled to cxeanc." TM coach pointed out that bis bt& tr~Ct~. K.. Jo"cs and Harold Walker, played a CDmbot>ed wei. tO<al or 6$ mlnut<S, yet only contnl>uted 8 potnll bct .. «n them. "You &04 to &rvccreditto Brockport State," HuJh .. sai.d . ..The)' beat U) with thC' sam.e four auys 1ha1 >torttd la<t yeor when wt beat them 64-SS. They impro"td Since Jut year and we don 't have thC' 44me1Cilm. Thcy'rt a tou.&h liult bl!nch. " l'at)On~ aarced thai poor offi!Mivt: t:~eculion was a ona1or rca10n for UB'• coliap>e. He p dded rhat "the des-ft-.: to"''" docs not sc:cm lo be there u eom~ttd 10 1M I )'Ut. •• J)&ISORl ~U&gtsttd I hal I Wide--opm, min• to·man dcfC'nsiYt pmc. wilh UB conu oUin& tht ttmpo. would ha't b«n a brtler &4J"De ptan Walk~tOi ofr aa inspirational perfomtlliiC!t 'l&AiMI Nla&ITI. had }omC'Wbat of an NKMionaJ lado'4n ap.nA Brod.port He .said the team "'~'not up (O< the &amt "Tbe oth<J team really wanted tht p.mc mote 1han ~ •• wan.n tamancd. ··we '11rcrc JUJI ®tplaytd tn thC' ~ n~e mlnutC'S or the p..mc .. *'I thin~ (I hat) 'flC''re not 1 s:tron&te3m th11o )'C'ir and """ ¥rill probably conunuc to mat~ the Qfflc ,,.. ~-....~· · ...... sc.:aMlphomo' k mi.stalco," Hught.s said. ..Thi1 il a IJP fOA fW()o UB lul• JOhn F•ttpt,ttiQ (5\t •~ ow.t l1odpott .._......,, AI w. ... rebuilding year," The Bull! ho'l fredonoa Stotc th11 ift JwtMeJ~I 106& 10 tM COidfll bg~u •t_.l ' '"PII'•lC.l.. Ul'1 te . .ft9 Kat., lhl.t t n t, MUitd II polnlJ 11'1 1M 9-l·nt• •••n•nJ (8 pm . l1ar~ Oym). Two games, one win The U B Royals ba.tlctball team settled for a split early thi• v,<t~ • •• they d ropped a road game to Oswego State Collrgc on S.turd•y and crunched Dovboon II Cortland on the opponent'~ court UB played •err poorly tn thcir contt'SI against Osw•so. bul only lost by five poonts An inJury to stanin& guard Robin Dulmage the critical factor In the Bu ffalo loss. " Midway lhrouah th< fir!l half Robin suffeted an lln~l• lnJur) and it was all down boll from t here ," aplained UB coach Linda O'Donnell. O>wcao led a1 half tim< ll·37, but the Royals did not collapse despite sbootont~ a pallry 33 percent from Ihe field . O'Donnell was forced to pu1 forward Mar ie Bajacko at guard in place ol Dulmage and Sue DeCook,lhe other UBguard. got into foul t.r ouble early . Ellen Naidus spelled DeCook a nd she also fouled out. ''The aame was n01 thul well officiated and we were miulna • strong part of our backcourt, but we just played reall y bad," the Bullalo coach commented. "We s hould have won il. It really hurt "a.' us.'' Janet·Lilley sin&ed the nel, dropping In 32points and s narlna 20 rebounds. Gina Collora and Bajac ko grabbed 27 td>oundt belween - ~=. The Royals scored only 19 points in ~~second ha lf and shOI a miserable 38 percen1 rrom ~e foul line. Buffalo's play aaalnst Courtland Stat<, ho .. ever, pkked up and cb&Jkd a 7S.S4 vic!ory for tbe Royals. "We almost didn't ma.le th~ trip." O'Donnell rcll«<ed. "Sickness and key Injuries •~n us with only a lew sirls, but Robin healed incredibly fast and Marie Bajacko was able 10 m~kcthe trip even thouah she had exams." Buffalo had a pronounced hciaht advan1age, but Conland played t hem tlaht through the whole fi rst half. The Royals had a slim o ne point lead at the e nd or ~e fi rst stanza due to a lay· up a1 the b uzzer by Dulmaa•· That s.:ore stood at 29·28 UB. O'Don nell s witched to man-to-man defense for the second half in hopes ol fortin& Conland 1.0 shoot ouuide. With J anet Lilley, • Gina Collora and Bajacko collapsing in ~e middle, ~e UB inside was impossible to penetrate and ~eir opponents were left with only perimeter sh01s. "We shut them off ins.l dc and they wereo 't hit tin& from the outside," O'Donnell explain<!!. The Royals s.:ored 46 points in lbe second half to run away with the pme. None of the players .,... io foul trouble and they &eocrated 1 balanced SClOrint! auack. Once again it was Janel Ullcy who led all scorers with 27 poinu and 10 rebounds. Sue De Cook cbi_pped In 15 points, Gina Colton lOOk 14 , and Pulmaae had 12. CoUora lied wi~ L illey for team hla!Un rebounds with 10. \'It bia emotional un for tile team," the Royals coacb beained. '" The cKeeu lion wu better, thelimini was beucr-il was jus1 u a ll·tround team e ffo rt . n - by Tony Petti wu.a ~· ROOTif'S -~ .~Ding~ OM O..W. Or*r of Chlcbn W'lll!s FREE -"t1 """~.. of • dout)tre WnH lHIS COUPON Explr.,. March 31 , '81 VALID ANYTIM E �Hof!Je opener toriight COMJHO HOMe TN MlteiiNM..... -"1 tM ,.. ,..,. ...., t ....t hOlM g - . ot lM M&eon lONtl'tt. • •.,.., on the t* f",....,.,. The UB Bulls open lhdr bocac basketball slate IOtliJht lJ&insl a touah Fredonia Blue 0<\lib $Quad In Olsk Hall II ap.m. Frr<lonla is pr<K.ntly l · l and are eomlna orr aa imp,...l•< performance qains~ Dividon II Oannon UnlvttSity. The Bulls Ire l-4 and tho BIU<: 0<\liis POS< their 11n1 inrerdivisional c:hallenae. , "We'll be socin& probobty the two best ~yon to enrcr Oask Hall this ....., ovcr rbe wtck<ftd," Burfalo c:oKh DiU HUJ]Ies mnarkod. Sitt·liQse, Fredonia is muob rho..,. u aurra1o with .....n auuds and modiwn-slu rOf'A'IIdS. Dmnis Ma<Ncil is tb< key 10 tho Fredonia pme.. He is avcrqjna I& points a pmuncbl6'5' ' is a aood leaper and de render. " He hun us last y<~r, " HUJ]Ies rcllccted. The Blut ~Is play c:x&c~ly rhe type or~ .S the Bulls botause rhdr ]JC'<Itnl cox1t Ol'q Pr~btl was an assislant to HUJ]Ies ror fh.., ....-. Fredonia's ~ylna wcU now, aoeordilla co HuaJ><s. and ror chan ro come in uti boar 11\Jrfalo 11 home would be a bia viaory. "We're a youna rearo and our silc problem b plqu14& us,"~ tho UB eoaoh. '"Fredonia bas dcsl.,.. on the conrcrm<< Clwnpioriship aot1 beatina us ar home would juu abo<ot knock"' our of ir . Three losses or Its$ will do h (pin the cbampionsll!p)) qain rlils year. . Pin-Bradford will be rh< other ream in town oY<T rhc weektorl. They •Uir Clask Hall on Saturday at 8 p.m. and have a bia strona r<am. nw ~""'*"MC.i• s.c-w The team from Pt-nnsyt\lania sports a S~l record wic;b numtrous _.;ns a..,. Orrit1 " I p.M. TIM 1-*• come oft a OMi)Oint to over touah Divbion II opponcnrs. ~.PG't. ~ lhett lUton rKOfct 1o4. "Our ch111<cs of bearin& Fredonia art abour 'S0-50. but b<arina PittBradford would be a bla bi& upset," explained the BOlls' head c:oach. , P·B piiYJ 1 collai)Sina zon{ d<f<nJC and has an overall ~ood off<nsivc ream. Tht!r Inside a•m< b a cask rh11 UB will have rroubl< «fnrainina as rht!r bia men have lh< •l<e srrenarh and JUmpina abitiry tbt Bull5 lack. Huahcs' squad will It)' ro br<ak • four aamo!Osina srreak. bur rlshr now he isn't aeulna the kind or performan« nccd<d ro do char. " I really didn'r anricrp;llc btlna In chis posicion when th< s<ason started,'' Huahe5 con1mcnttd. '' l chink we'll a~t btuer by tht tim~ we set ten pmts under our belt , lr ~haven't buried ourselves by then." - LAST CHANCE!! . TO HAVE YOUR PORTRAIT .TAKEN FOR· THE YEA~BOOK Tit~ tnd l]ttf'Jw rttular SUSOif is n~n,g, end It 's linte for lh~ Whttrd 10 ''""out his ~I Dwords for tht Yf'DT. Moot Exritl.. Tnm; The New Orleans Saints. EvtfY "'etk milHons or rans sat aJued ro rht!r TV StiS awaldna perhaps rho miracle or rhe 1980s, a Saint win. LeaR Udd.. Tuno ; Kansas City Cllids. They .,. a .500 ream tlw nobody naurcd would win four pmcs. Clrid"t tJrploiJs have &one unnoticed . 11iaa1 disappolot-t; Ntw York Jets. Yet people sliU Ooek ro their pmes. lllaal ""'1114K; Arlanta Falcoas. They are ruMina away with rhe NFC Wesr and hlldly uybody has ootlced. '-~ ;Tampa Bay Bua; Thor dramatocsoaJOO a year qo.,... Seniors .. FOR-MORE INFORMATION ' CALLUI·,MB ~ \ wizard of odds by Eddl• THE BUFFALONIAN The Photoara.pher will be iA Squire Ha.U. room 346, a.U th!• .w ~dl from M~­ da.y, Dec. 8 tt.. Frida.y Dec. 12. Ma.ke your a.ppointment iA a.dva.Ace in room 346. · Hoars a.re Monda..y thru W~d, 9 a.m • 12 nooft IL I pm • 5 pm_,&.nd Th;.,..ada.y 81. Fri- day from 9 a.m • 12 Noon, 1 pm • 5 pm, IL 6 pa{ · 8pm. , ,- -by TottY Ptllt a nut,e. '"" Aleue Silas A....,..; Nc! Orleans Sail>ts. Bcslream ia DlviSioo Ill. Htltalldl A...rtt; l'ltw Ellalaad Parriots. The ,....,. tlw coulcln'l be av<d rrorn chokina. Bozo A...rtt; Tht Selltrlt Seahawts. AlwaYJ clownina around in rronr or horne rans. 11.t<1 er- A...rtt; The Piltsburah Slcelns. For so muy inju.ri<s. Alu..l VM u- A....... ; Oakland Raiders for pl<'kina up. s.,.. 11owt A...rtt: The Bufrato BiUs??7777t771??1? WtJSirinltOfl 10, Ntw York Gillnts 17; A really imporlliN marchup. S..n D/qo .,, Saul• U: Cll•'l•rs were clobbered Last week but pull roaethcr ro plll(k the Seahawks . Blif/Dio 20, Ntw £ltiiDnd IJ; 11\Jfralo'saot a fcelin& . • . Minnaot• JJ, CltwtiDnd 27: Upoc~ of the week. Plttsburth JS, KDfiS#.f Cltyll; Stee.lcrs haw a new life and can •liJJ make t.he playoffs. • i*w YMk J•u 10, N•w Orltan.s S..lnts 6; Bm. Th< tl\ouaht or this showclnwn sends chlUs throulh my body. Plr/ltldtlp/JID 14. St. Ll>uls J; l!qlet leave the Cuds for the vulrures. oAtiiMID 20, S..n Fhvtc/seo U; 49'en make it ~. CindiiiWitl11, CIIIC¥110 .20; Btws bavc saved t. few poiots for this pme. &/timon 14, MU.m/20; Dolphins are too huna-ovcr from a:J tho drinks the 8ills' ~ytn bouahlthan last Monday nJiht. Dmwtr 10, Ottkltl'Jdl6; ~biders 10 rbt way or the Patriots. They may -make tht ~ff\. · ~rrolt1J.J'- /JQy 20; Thai is, If tht Uons ran prevt<~t a kick rena.m. ' Dltlf4s 28, 1..01 Allft/a 10; a- arel*tt<ccl rrom llilb' pmeandcloo'l Jlave iL O.UU aweks mo..doWII with PhiDy. Mmml /7. Ntw Y...t Jtu /4; Tbls pmo will bt riiDOUS,.oot for it's play, hill for iu Jack of play-Oy-plaf. T""'P" /JQy JO; ~ :M; A wild cndia& (or the two bas·beens in tb< NFCCmual. Bld/.Jo 1J, Soli F'rDMbco P; Bills play with Dan Manucci ar quantrbac:k for !DOlt of tb< pme. Talkin& • • • ~ 14, o.lle 1J: Tbll will be borttt tban tb< S..pcr Bowl Pbilly the role IS Kina or die NFC. ~Q(]I24, #Mit'- 10; llotb t...,. cloo't really~ Colu st41o play with 'toucb·football',... Dtlt-10, S .tlt<ll;Sahawks ouala to priiCik:c iD Fairbaab IU5d Oy ro Scaclk ror thtlt llome pmes. They 10 ~ a& home. ~tro/110, & J ~ Tblo thDc: Bart Slur b llrcd. Ottlclmrd JQ, /*w YOt"t GllllflS 14; Clleet tha&. Oakland doa mak< tb< plantti. • • ~ HDUSIOII 10, MIIINSI)IO 17: WaAna wotc:h a ~ pme7 VWilp may surprise a ram Uke Alluul ID a playofr pme. St. Louis 17, Wlllii~IOII 10; Two very disappointint l<lmJ. l*w Orl«<N JO. New ~11d.20; Wbm yOU choke, you mlcht u well ~= ~ woy ODCI pulto. Look for a II<W c:oKh in Now l!naJand. "' Bum" a,_ PI • LM A ~~rna 10,-ftrlllllt• 17: Rams stop tb< f'llcotu. but It's too late. CJiwWNI JO, CilldAatll7: Brian Slpe 11100 aphis playorr-~>ouncJ arm. l'tt/3btuzll 21, San DNfo 10: A Monday Nlabt nwch rbaa could to dthtrway. • U tho Sleden Ill< siiU In tht runnJna ror a p~ayorr 1pot, lhen warm ror an ~Happy ROIItlays. ' �Mounds off-·season ~ ~ • by llareB Kudetrr 5p«tfiJM Sui// U'mr:r Have you ever wqpdered whar basebaU jocla do in the off· season? Can they a6ually survive without jer>~:)'S on thclr backs, sweatbancb on their hcacb and a ball in their arms? You maybe surprised, bur th< answerls yes. Of ooursc, wharrh<y do lsn'L surprlsing-Lhey g<t ready for th< next season . UB ba5<ball coach Bill Monkarsh says the most important thing a player should be doing during the off-season is work on his studies, be<:aus< If rhey don't pass, they don't p lay. A playor is rrquired to maintain 2 .0 average in order to remaJn eligjbl<. How<ver, mo51 players try ro kocp a much hi&hcr average. first baseman Doug Oluon says he is more conwned with ~eepina up his arade~ for acad<mie rcasoru rhan just for baseball. He want< 10 be accqlled rnto a manaa<menr school, which requires an av<raa< much hlghe< rhan 2.0 . Pilch« Cary Klumpp hopes ro maJnrllfn a J.O averag<. "Your avoragels your lic~ctlo lh< ream," said Klumpp. "You can'l play j( )'OU'te nOt <h&ibJ< " lie b<ti(Vd that during the Off•season th<r< is more lirne 10 ""Oik on homework, and a playtr ha5 10 cake advantagcoftt. " II gives the suys more time to go tither way. A lot or the play<rs abus< rhm rime by going our when rhey ha'< rhe chance. You can't do lh31-you'v<JOI t<> be sorong. And rhe coach is a real Slitkler about kccpil\8 eligible." Greg Orange, anorher pitcher for rhc Bulls, l'inds studying hard off·•«uon a• wdl as durmg rhc season, mainly btcau• he is still e.tpccl<d ro kc<:p In shape- afttr a workout, nol many guys r..,lllk< st udying. H e said he would lik< ro do well above a 2.0. but u the >.a yin& &IX'•, ' ' you <on do ont rhinr great. rwo 1hings just ,good. " a Coocb >li)S CIC Monkanh's second prionl) for hi• playors is lo k«p lhetn in shape b) ha' rng rhem "'or~ out at fitness cent<rs. H< upcc1s his playors 10 work out thctr o"'n programs, no mort than on< hour a day, four days 1 ,...,~ . He wants th<m to work on wtiaht rtliSiance. Ot\lbtlotY and lncreastng !heir range of molion. He also e.xpcc:u them ro k<<p thw muli<llt> in ton< by nrnruna as much as possible. in betw= su.son>. Monkanh believes it is up 10 h is players to sot 1hclr own priorities eonccrmng school, jobs and social life. During 1he baseball season, most of the players think that baseball was !heir number one priority, Howev<r, off-.scasorr. they aJI agrtcd thar sthool was rnore importiUII , followed by working and ktcping in shape. Surprisingly. maintaining a good sodal life was •• the bottom or most or rh<ir lisrs. Olsson lift$ wecghts four limes a w<ek wirh a fri<nd. He believes h< can do mo« lifting with a friend than if he was alone. Ho also runs as much as h• can. ahhou&h h• fincb it tough wilh Wint<r now upon u~ . Klumpp don a lor or runninc-rour or five miles every day. He bel[.,vn I he bruest rw<t 10 a ballpl~·er is havrn,g sltong lqs. Ho also has a job ar th< Nautilus Center, which aUows him to liO about rhr« times a week . "I really enjoy workil!& out." Klumpp romar~od, "<vcn when I'm Onished with baseball, l plan to make rhe besr of my body by k"'P'"I" in shape. I'm not &<>ing ro choat rt-1 won't ma10111n a hfeStyk detrimental 10 cooditionina." In Klumpp'• mind tha t ~•ns no dru&< ;urd 110t a lot df booz.c. Orange works our thre< days a week, building upptr body strength and OnibiUry . He does a lot or lhrowia g and Jtrelclling befor< and after workoull, and a ser or 20 lo 40 push-ups every nigh!. Off- o a ac1lvlllts In 1he orr-sason. most of thr players keep acli¥e by playing Olher sporl$ such as racqu<tball and basketball . Orani• believes rhar bask<tball is ospecially aood training bec:ausc ther< is • lot of running and Jllmpina which is sood for fhe lcp. And as a pitcllet. rhe wrisl aCilon Involved in a jump shol bdp6 him buikl oonuol for throwina th< ball. Eatin& hobits for the playors basicall'y r<main I he same- alo1 or meau and voaetoblel, and carbohydnlles for mergy. Som< players ea1 mor<lo gain weiaht, but some musreatless to maintain weight. All·in.all, Monkarsh seerns to be pleased with ttie way bls players ar< working. Right now, besides school, jobs and working \)Ul, they are also trying to raise money for tlte !<am's annua\ trip sout h. It eosts $21,000 10 fund th< trip, a nd each player must come up with S230 on his own. He does this lhrough rarnes, split clubs. and selling ads for their advtrliS<ment book. ''The play~ are havina a hard limoo scllina ads this y<ar," Mook11tsh said. " I hope we can make the lriP possible." Bu1, only with brief hesUiation and a quick wink, he added, "we'U go." 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MAT fHI!W HAPPY BIRTHDAY ~' tor tt1e &um'Mf'" .,.;t Ut.. t.pve IUD~ WANTED io Philudf.lllf\t• fill" '-.rttv Ortc lt Of" Dec 11 """"• ~ en-. t"Vtn ClwrYI ~ DIA .. COH50RT1 ;ourc~l WANTED-M innesor• Ff"ftJ PITk /ttg LO¥t!mlllti'I. 'I'W'~~ T~twoe pm~ INI<IfMir? I An YOW com~ .n.uno Wltf'l ~l Vov ~ lkl Df-tff'f" tfMn ~ mo•hlt ~• o; t Nt ~ - f l(iH1' •lrt'f H.tktY! A,v Md ~loom co-. wna new l t11 M.w.S.. ti ll N'-1 t .. h Bh•d• lSo. c - . -1 OE8 1 1•mt-l,lntor.tftll't0Wtboi"CM eUO.!!:.,.I lovt yoU Tonr -:,=..-::.,..., ::::--:-.-.,::••, .. WIL,.\. Tt-tE DEP.SON WftO Wltnntote~ J1"C .CCIOtflt ~ IM PArt-.~ Student \.01 01'1 It IOfiO lt\toOOYII!'Wi a red #'i,-eDff'"G, pi . .W c • U II'!VHI}9.tt0f HHr-maM, Of'pl, Ol PvOt'' s.,.,.,.u.-m1. PRESENT PROBLEM.U tt:--' e:statf'" A.r-rd Way UNIQUE COMEDY v•rld y' s how JoMny llvC!f'U! ~ Vfftftl~~n e11,.._.. t.t~<l don .., m-a.1. turvrfn9 31M Main St to-~...... ssssssssss SO'!i Of'F AD Mcrd.AJ>dioe INSTANT $$CASH$$ (Esoept s.Ja lt.....) Special Holiday BONUS the spectrum monday, wednesday and friday . ttf'l;f\bOtfHtOO ~, ...,.. Lo"". "U01- sc.~~~ Okt. U v.uncc l J• 1r l"f'¥f'I\S SOtS IV MY DEA.IIl MAO OOC"TOR:; h..vt" 11 i1toov MtPPY '-~:2_.,,tllo, BJ"nd• y .Sit~e~n,l ifOUt kii'IKJ nurset PUBLIC HOTICE-Siht Cr ...CIIaii- Congr-IIU.hloru on l~ng vowr htnlerr~ YOI.i "'"*'now • P"1f'oct nt.:,... aqyor~t ..lf(OI'M WC.Itff~ LCWe E*'&. ~ANS f.OOI~Itt Ko<:-.,.1 &~t'bt~UI We "t...... tool~ ! AI SPOJITS mt Deli Piece: l acr-ftl trom GooctVur Hall, •• Unfv Pe..-... 1 SIGMA PI llttt• ~SI~ Th~nll.a for I tr•l Mml!"tf We',. .0«.;1"19 ICI"W.,-0 to I'I'IOI'f Orttl tlmn Mill Mmnter, LO"ft ,lhr bf'Oihf'l'' P &. we you Sunoay lor or-unc:N JONOf' !"' floor J JE"WI$H A I 'tHEA.O$ Your pants 1\~ •na y1hlt atw • Otce1 o•rt-. one ~· t v.O<tl\1\a ec:c·M t, ¥td lo ' N Wild m•d<Qe,, rtD li~derwur ll- O>ml"9 '100ft. L,.UY VQ ..,,...,. vJ(ftrntttno il\ me St-viltt. JEF~ - H fft't H._, AMI~ .S.weeUe l.OW" el'w•Y'-'at'-' eeTH ~ ~ltef" W!\11 thtV uU you Ttl(', cou•-2 a t ~.,, ~Porll II N9f'll, VOIJr m.t .. ccfifOf' trlf'ttG TO Hte OUY WhO c• n $UMf1'f dear I room tntt't men onvot'e I t.now: wat<~ r=-H-=e"'"" e"'Ro"'•"'H"'e:'"f("'s'"o"'•=-=s:-: ,G:-:,-.,~,...,-. ·• OUI, 01'141 ~ fh~W dito;5 your- p.n1S. llrl Q04t\Q tO l.XP I.ODE I t..ov. YOIIf lit11r: shtus. WiVE GOT Jus'r ._,.., '' ••'-a 10 t"P OT GLASS of ''1"1" \'OU hAYt DiYf'f'! me 'o the Yo~;•,-• ; r~atut Tnan ~ ~ tof evefyt~lnv . tOVIIWMmMCI(:OI'f~""Cokf.. C.oktwtfti...-Grey Fl~ P J 8otiOMl wttt\ Nnv ~on,,_~- DAVIo--..le'H MYe tO IN • SM-IIt"y DIM ot an~ ·cw; If t'M''t find o.n theY'It U'ltOW f"''(e ~-' pe~,J - t..Oif• PS ~·~JitW'fft MUNCHICIN, \Of'r\* nuu my bt•rd U:falchl:s .,ovr Jtlt• Bul 1 tow ttlem, 19ve Doc, ANNEtTE AND SUSA.N : I never 'fii'OIIIIJ f\tve mao. u nen wltftOI.n m.. twg ~h $SSS$SSSSS W tTH M._TH or ~ ~.. I:JIIfOtt lh\Mll NtFC math lnstru<tOt (w iln umpuler l.,miNIJ ev.tiA.bM Of' f\11'0ffnt, SPIKI•I ""''" orouo rein.. Wry C.ltllnl'llnoNm. (oltlc«) 131•1\114. HEED HE \..P ,.....,.,11)6.-. FA$1" SE-VICE I ~ I and , • • SONb&of' rai6UII 14«0$ P•t . ~ ~rtt~ I ._,ill hOtO omo foftvl'!l", f"lY W'ftllf" 111\l.l(ft lucA•nd law'. Am, 10 ~ _..,.. 'fllr"Ote an Ar,.t:kw) I ; WTTH T1IE 11m SUIS I fOil'VE EVEI TASTED! M Hoi .. c.w s.loo. WMio ., Hall s... I r • YOOU. WVE OUl SUBSIII I Taco 3248 Maia Street : ~-----~~-~-----~~ I BUY ONE SUPER IBUY ONE stml~ ~..!:7'-: tor f"NINt~ ! TNM:$tot"P\Mi-"VWJ WIT~ .... vN>Nf• bte f!dttor. N4fTY Qwi't,,..,_Totn Cocoll•. 5ft yot.l NI(T ............ I 10. TACO • en I I ONE - FIIEil I I _....., I I T/111111 I TOM- HoW 00 YOU reelly IOtll ~oouae7 00£- 00 ~ tnlt'lk wt $1'\0Uld I TONIGHT r·-·BEm'S BACK!!!---1 1 1 TYPING TYPI NG Bu~lcec Of Wings THE BUFFALONIAN TUTOR NEEDED «ar''ftt CN"1Jtm.M va,uf~ tot" Atoebra lU LouiW J I 1 $J.OO OFF mekt ClllU comt M my Jim Mor-rison fX*fW OQtfn? tGff my drfh?) P. en ~ SUI lmf* (or w d.ca'-k) I FIIEil -1/1....1 I I I for a.Iy $1.75 (willo ..a._- Good ...... 111...., I W• mv Nm t"QU. vou•w •trteno Allmf...,..~lle ~ ttl~ "'----·,_ o,..Aia:eo--~------· ~ til01 IIOO ~ You•rerNit" M'l•t:ln9.-rtOW l tnliM I ~ 'f'CMI, I W¥1 lb- tlftMf~ .set YOU "•·~''f SOOf'l 8-lcay, Good L~ wtfh ltn•.ts. I tow you aond tttfD YOU l.ov« 17. WHO'S THI: IIGOEST A.SSHOlE In fl'le Wof'ld'J plil0$$11 00 YOU Wanf 150.GD1 WIU IX.10 otouy photot. ot "Wddtno , • ...., o.1 1/ SitO pte.st c all Copper Mountail Keystone Arapa~oe ''"'for 131-ostt or .... , cv~ coutd bt ~· MIHOI-H.tppt llrthCSe'f, Love Jill. DARL.IHO No-MIND, I IO¥C 'IOU .-f f\appy .t l'ftot'lh• •~rly ! Love fornw-61f<'l\, UY: 417. 11& ' "· l$4.JH. lSI. a!. M . 11T.L, , . 1.4 1~ u. 60\' MYe ..... oetn W"OUN:I~ Whofr• ·M ttweiDeM'd. 111 "" you soon. \..OW....., end mlU rou. 11. TOf'l,, Trip iiiCiudn; Trt111sport1tion from Buflllo to Toronto Basin Breckenridge Jan. 3-10, 1981 trjl lirfllfr TDfDIITO TO lMnwl AltfiMfiiiS ltlig/111 lodging in c:tll1llonliniu 1t ·p of Copp¥ Mtwnrlin 4 dlr! lilt'tidlts D(l1itlnl/2 1rtt1 MYf sking ~ RDIHid & /IINctlptK #it/g ,, A·BMin winl & cf~Hse p4rfy blfotr trip. I Fl Of yOu 1\IV« to4d tnt', I to,... c., ... 90ino to "-'*" YOY Sl:ncc Bookstores Wfllt') li.rthOtJ one "'-" • . , ,, ~~C~rnfrtr. ''"'U' OE&OAAH. OE&O.Att.. Wll8\ilt No Vo.H University to ho~~mutr~• .ecret s.tt••\. .no ,...,. taw: tNI vrew ~ V"J details!! Good't'ur-~ (~ IJI""•\ i Gl.lf'1& W!"'? .Secnt s.tnte IrS NOT TOO LATE!! to ha~e.your portrait taken for the 1981 Yearbook, for more lil.,.d:L AMF CloWn. DE~£K- 80NNE l;erra; (lliltU1 l tenl- '-lm.,. 3 MIICE . TE.;-:J:t-;&:-;S-: ._-,,:-:R:':4C:C::;Y,-;~ IIU.. 841tf\', ti•~te • ;oocf VoiiUI.iol'\ YOU -11M PHI ""'•'- Try Jill "orttt Outo Wa'<fl 'f'OU" I~ Wl't See page MAr , Good luc~ In tiW t:.aPifOI! Wt'll 1'11» t_, l and Jd~ l.Sf" ovn1~ oe on ~d •• 6 11 11\. a 134· ?!10 HAPPY HOLIDAYS now <en "oo ' 1•na tnt' . lovf' litrt• Girl ~t.p lNo. ComP<ni a:J6.0100 10MMY CH:erftl ll't b«n onr month. H•U~;J¥~o~ert J&p ff')l. LATKO i ;c,-, -: .-=.~~~.::,. L. !B - In w~'tlrvty ap•••-'4J'f' PI~•~ no n•ra IWittOI C.• ll me itinvhme Yw ft'f' f BETTER/ FASTER/FOR LESS ~.... Good luclt OA lM t•.llrfts The JO THE. hh fl~ EHt ot Gooat•M' aocws ~ I Pnnt 11 ..... rttt(H't'll IOOVO fhe•lr• ~ SERVICES eut'•to Hie• Mil. Wf'IO ~ ~ I fiMir- L•'ve Da11~ SuiAN-H~y lanl •wantG 81G O NE r,.IIC. airtinM & -40w Contefei\C"~ 1ttOE WAN TED TO MASSE N AIHOt'Wood eru, wlll "'are uwAia.. C•U Pllil)e- 6lr6--D41 • nvtlmt. LAURA. I hOOt' th•• t)fr\o1nal m.alln VOU rt•po. bK•vw \lou mat-.t mt r\app~, /mmJglolk>n FREE INITIAL CONSI/I. TAT/ON. , .,.~ISlMAS Squi re < 3 TVPHei & Acim.WOO 1 1S, One sncl'*lno only I AIDE NEEDEOTO Ll DeeD f«l•'t~) t•ll Dt•6l$7' ~~' IO trtends 1911n will t>to hardtf "'•" n; r•vc-rw. Th~ anvwn I'll bt OIC EA L.IE. ltft, l\f90tJ•If' ~ 631 -8884 ll'lf' :r ~ '"' om,. ttltft9 ,ow rrtl.n~ Jusr • 'III'Of'd o' 36 Hopkins Rd. wun..,.svHie lr · ~·na r RESUME PROBLEMS? Let U• Show You Samples FREE Then LnUs ..,.,-,.r"'V~It'lelr~•tlof\fr"Of'l'\ Attomey-•t-uw .h41Yfi' • o..,.. 11 :30pm ' 7 C'lelll Modem Equilpm.n\ GWENOOlYN-W~e 10 .. ~v AND HILlEl prnmt HElP. 1f•rt~ Tho Stal....._ /lll:llt OK ' ' 1 lO i )ltG~ ' Mot tttrev Oft'~t) . . , . , bt Lucian C. PMI•to fOt;r RtM 1.30"'" P.J .~ ........ N'J LATKO PRINTING AND COPY C~NT~RS 11.) Of56 IVI:J!Wa UIID-25%.. DRY COli...,.,..,, ro Mlfln Sr. CAmpus HE KHOWS WHEN You•.rr~IOO~ I'!e ~nowt W'hen VOU'f'f •WUf'-Jusl like CPIF•\Iem,, I WA~H nur Mfc.kev Ratt ..St •ffr't 9pm, OOf"t At home ::re,~~=~~~~~ ~:,:; £1Uco11 "'"' tUDE OFFEitED TO HY lt...,lho S.t 25c uu TYPING SEflVICe ~h &llo, Me• OJ.~•r.on:s. tnt'Stl.m pwtiUtloM. c• f• ,_tOE NEEDED 1-rll trom NYC .o ·~ or Roc" c.tl JMI 111-tSU •tttr !At CGIW>I 12-- IO< f'fHSONAl ~101!. NEEDED "'TO M•rltord arovf\d Oec:tmbcr u . G•rv, l»"'ll.t.. COIN -OP LAUNDRY 1 1 10 Kenmor!t Ave. ~\... o4cl••~ot. owr p~~one QUaU~ work. • C-o.ut•tt•r-SPf"'. LEARN! EASVI "lO 1. . on r'low lo b«ome • bt>ttt>f llUOent" tret- cMfallt. RIOII!RS N EEDED fO WaV!1ngton 0< In A•RPOAT R ldtto1 SS C:•JI ~c 6lt· ~ ....ms. V~llliETY TYPIN G van. feta\lt OK. 2ltd flioe,c.ib4•? 131· 1156 ltiOE' HEEDED TO t.l CHIItlfl~, SAl DK..l0,11'1t, ktthV W li'P7 6 Oc s.-Ktric.Wblon ou..,,., C.ll Sow. 619-9094 WASHBOWL SUa l.ET ArARTMEN'T Mer-,-, t k)Vf You. Low~ MOS.. ~ MEIR, I ~w 'IOU. fl'I!O"t your "'" ttomt. Kif Kat• 0\IV on-om. JAMe:s. deotllf\1, .s..-eetit P'r. Mffr-y H•.-oy """1'\JVUt.M't' bu1 btfore .,, ft\11 000111 •~ on your-~·­ ._.tPOffl, oroofrtadln9. tm~ntt P'«VV su. M!Hr(CArrstma MGHappyl'fewYUif ouvlitul C~i\tm•t_.. TYPE •ERI r~surntt. IW'04tQ.io!Uf, ~ - " " lYPt NG 18 M Cotr.ctlno hOUtol .., lnc:·tvdlet ~ . Grtl1 \'Oi.tr J)f'Oft'IJOr YOUJI Ptoaru. fUOE OFFE- 1;0 from A:oc:klltld or :r~ 8UHilfo. Jatt n 0t JI/Jit n, <elt f''lff\lntt ~U ILETTEA t.ctw. your MALE GttA.OIP'lO r~ma1e WV11.0 J.n 1\, WDMSC 111151, c•u &l.,S-.071 ROOMMATE WA H f ED brl't..... 1•M RIDE 80ARD Tr!enh lor. or••t Wft\ftler; .,.-·s ma Q .l-n9 ttt $475.00 .5.i~-· Jan. 4·9. 1981 Trip includls: 5 tJ.rs sking-Mr. Mlnsliflld & $pn/ce Peak 5 nights lodging.strowdrih Motr1·3 mils from slopes Rtwrrd trfl ca«h frt111$11Dflllion 10 T/WISpOftltion to IIN!hiy $173. QU8d - . & ~ "'" • " SAi Medllnks worksllop $1 B1.00 triple $202.00 double For the winter of vour life! Fot more information & remVItlons coma to Room 7, Sooire Hall 831·3591 �quote of the da}' "When you c\lange you get older. There's something wrong with that.'' -John Lennon s.m- L..oeal r..ailu? Croup ~ offen free le9al - a n d lnfonnotlon to all U8 ltudants. Oo you bovo a htarfng In SWJIUIJ courtl' of -ttle Pretl d~t·s Commission? Ol.S bas II• •udenta to oct as defendon lor lludents. for ,.,..lalormatlon, - I n at <llS. Op<n 11-5 p.m. /'londay, Tuaday. Th-y. and FJiclo!y. ..,en 1 p.m. w~ 1n 3<10 Squ~. AJ.o open MorW:~oys ftorn 1·5 p.m In 1n I'IFAC. EUkoU. 831·2273. Tho Study Sldll1 PIKe. loqocd I" the C..~ I.Nmlnlj ~noor at 336 Baldy II now open 10< lhe fall Our trained lut«a, all co11ogo In~ ar• rudy to heip you team co orpn.lu time. cScvdop your YOeabulary. t.eke better l«'luR" notes -IIM\d your •••tl>ooks, take ..... and rod f....... well as any other erpccta of ttudyine. We are • free ctrop. In ..rvlct. no -lntmono M<"<OAry. Op<n Monday frpm I h) p.m., Tu<sdayfrom 11· 1 p.m . W<dn...,.yfrom 11 ·!4p.m. Thursday from 10·3 p.m. and Friday from _,..,.r. Note:-- 11 a o,~wcrolty- of Tho Spe<trum. Hotlcu ore nan free of c:lwge. Tht ~ dou not tiJua.rMlet: that aU notices wW appe.er eod rucrv• the rJeht to edit all notlcu.ltOTICES TO APPEAII /'lORI! THAH OHCE /'lOST BE RES(JBI'IITTI!D FOR EACH PRINTII"Ki. Duclllou ore l'lond<oy. Wcdn...,_y ond Ftidly at t~~oon. · 9:30· 12:30 p.m . meetings an~ements Ruders. • r1tetl. and JHOC:tora are wgenUy nH'ded fo r b lind atudent.s pr~lng for. OneiL Tht 'need l& ut_q,e.ru. Contact Mlk< et CA~: 3<15 Squire. 83 1·3521. jf you Want to be • CAC volanteu nut aemu ttr• c;om. up to au·, orrtce now and exporlenccd rut out a plo«:me.nt rorm. Oe.t Polllh Student Leat~u. Squhe. • m•••• today at 3 p.m. In 342 Tau Klppe ! .paUon eiKtlon me-eting Sundoy al7:.30 p.m. In 218 Norton. exper1en..a....._l_.n hulth core. older edult cont-erns. <duc:atl~d youth coun""IIOIJ. To nu- form andgc< mor~ lnrormoUon. stop by 345 Squlrc ot call eJ t-3~ I. movies, aM &lectu~U 30 hours Ill April-Spend them daocln11. dllnkiOIJ b«r . IIJt<nlng to llv• bonds. ll<lplng - with the MDA Don« -athon, _.,.orc<1 by CAC. T!Us....,. -da you. your rnenca. ~ your duOs and organllatioru. FOf more lnlotmetlon c.ll Nancy at83J,J521. "Lc.lmlng to Count: ·How a Corn.,..ut l'll9hl Oo It" liMn by OIMr 0 . Selfridge today ot 3:30 p.m. In room ~I. 422G Ridge Lu. AIIU·Rapo Ta.s k FO<cc will nftd you Oljaln,... - ar. Plc:k up an 'Opptlatlon In the CAC off1tt ~ you'"' lnu<atcd in ~lng a port of the la>k for<e. SOot> by 3<15 Squbo or u~ Otbl>ie at 831·3521. w-·a -.O.IItge Pootry Wortuollop Rcadlll9 Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at wsc. 108 Win- Ave.. bdllnd Adl.-. MSC.I\spiMij poota art encouroged to come end tMCt. C'hlkkare provl6H.. " RadJm and Vlolen« Aljoflllft Women" alw<n by~ 'Ray today ....... liME Zion a.urd.. ~)Port... .. 7:30 L - . a . r t s t m u _ t _ at 10 p.m. M the • p.m Call WSC at 831·3406 rot transpoNtlon. Rc:wrrectiOn Housa,. 2 (Jnlw.mty Avenue. O.ristmu tr« R.<eeptlon and - k sJen"'a f« Dr. Rullo Cdltr,IUihor decore\,ing et,8 p.m. or s-J or o w - tornouow from .Hi p.m. et ~. Frtcnds and aqualntana.s Q( Women's Blvcllu Coll<ge tho Buflalo Woman's Booltsloro, 2.~n Main 51. art lnv1t<d tb o WinW Potluck TUHday at 5:30 A plano and donee pctfonnan« ..til k glvon by concen p.m. 01 WSC. IOBWI<lspeof Ave.. 'bdllnd....,.,._,, I'ISC. pl.- Jamu Callbfese playing workJ on O.b<Jssy, Children~ Solie. lloch. and O.follo. with perfor_. by mombon Applications a"' otlllava~ for U.. lottunatlonal PHt ol lh< Empire Sctoe S.llot. today eo 8 p .m. 1n the • Htlplng cow... Spring 1981. Applications ar• In lb< 1\atborlnc Co<nell Theater. c()llk:e of lnt<rnatlonal Studont Affairs. 402 Capon. and the lnterna\J9nal Student Retourc:e. ce",.ttr, ll6 Squllb- Tho n,.t porformanu or tiM: Buffalo Regional Ballet <;ompaey wiU k prC.cnrcd by Blaok Mountl.ln II Cell 636-2258 for more Information. tomorrow l l 8 p.m. In til< I<Aothorlne Cor..tl Theiler. Fln~clal Aid application pacl<ot; ior I !NII·A ore now Tho l'ledallle CoUege Jaal!n~trnble performs OK. 16 at ovilloblt ol 1M flnandol AIll' Olflct, &. Buller Annu B. MSC. PAF form• or• d"" at til< College Schollf'lhlp 8 p.m . In t~• Kolh•rlno Cornell Thoat<r. Sponsored by S.rvtce by Janciary 31, 19SI'and FAA forms we d .. 01 Blocl< Mountoln II. lh< Ftnanclel Aid orne:.. bl Fel>fuary211, 1981. Flit ..rly. Aru (o4k, llluq, ond rogtlrnt mualclans will put on a six Sun.,.lne Houle ls • crisis Intervene ion center 'oceted on hour music fest for til< knefit or tho Opp<1 Elmwood 106 ~'WinaporA..,... If you how e p<oblom. n<cd Senior Center tomorrow from 12-6 p.m . M the lAf•)"Hte loOn"te ~. or )UM • ...., to teUc., fee.l free lo c.ll Pretbyt erle" Church, 875 Elm.,ood. For more 8Jt.3646'orllopbyt~Je.-. ' Information cal W.0..97. Fe.., Botl>-*'tl..-ddooeontlec. l71orthe "'""'ar.:-........ -"" -Of. .........r tbe PlltiOn:s •re e.Med to return ... trt.lhfWa 10 tM •fbtery ~ _ , then Dec. 17. ~~~~ , . _ wll k · · - during lhla morkortum. l lnblty --- Soul ~ s....dey .. 5 p.m. In the Jon. Keele< - · El-L This Js the flnol - o f t h e -. ' Trnol ......,. .. ~ Olltblne 10 _ . enc1 ·""~ ;n Mnao during . . . . . _ or 198t lhcMAd '"Ito "" Openrtlon Cloooroeds Alri<a, Inc.. 150 ""' A.....,.., litw York, NY, 1001 t. 212~42-8500 lor,_.. Wormollon. ·. It_..,...._ - Otowtlo ~~~ IGn!Qhlln 170 I'IFAC.l!IH<octond t.omortow In · 164 Old-.! at 7and 9:15p.m. Aloo. Sclnday In tho Squire Coni«"""" Theater at 4. 6; IS. end 8 p.m. " A . . _ - - " " " " " ' at 4:30,7. and ~.30 p.m. in tho SqcArt CoMoronce n...w. "l1oo ~ - - ,_....; In the Squirt Conf«encc Theater- Sundoy In t h e w Norton, .. l . 5. 7.-9p.m. n...w. ........... ~ ttl 1:30 p.m. In the Squl ... Confertnct n....... lor-the QIIIAT lo ..._., 19811$-22.1980. n.. oe ,...,•• "Turlc&y-T-.t AtltKtlons" today at 8 p.m. in 2)8 Nonon. <:enm ..., _ . , • ,....,...• Drop-In and - . : . , 5trvlc:t. iiii)IOnO.-tiOijlO tall!, k lls<oncdto, or ln~ollnformotlon Is~ to ux the service. Tho Conte< IJ loc;lte4 In 211 T Open 12-5 p.m. weel<day_a and 6-3 p.m. Tuucloys. -•Rod. rleod ....,tal work? "Tho oo,l. of S.hav1otol Sdtn« MOds men o r - who tlolnk they- daru! wocl< end would · lik• to partlclpote tn a study or patient r~ to routine dent..ellrutmenl. Two htt utlingaare t><O"ided ...;,.Conoaa Dr. N. Coral> at 831 ·2164. tipnrt!l inronn.tion T;.._y: 1'\on'o -«boll wt. Fredonia Slat~ College. Cllrk ttall. 8 p.m . ~Tomom>w: l'lfn'• SwtrnmiOIJ and llM"'I va. Mlagera Unlvetlky. Clatlc Pool, 2. p,m.: l'lon'o S.sk<tboll vs. PIU· Bradford~CII[k holl, 8 p.m.; ~.., It Urilon Colltge; WrutliOijot ~ Sooto Collo9'0 . • i"ofoday: Wornon't Bowling, WHY Conl«._oPolillon Motch. Squire Halll.onos, 7:30p.m. UB Badminton Club wlllr>Ot pr<><:llce tonight. ��©prodigal sun literati The W• Betw..n The Sh..ll,by Jerry Rubin end Mimi Leonllrd. ·Richard Marek Publishing Co. 228 p ages, $,11 .96. -,---------~by Kristian Lutze II ~ou eve< wondered whet h - o d to the 60s ond theW leaders here Is one answor for vou : they are in tNir beds with lhelr wives of al poss.l>le people fighting The Wer betwnn the Slw4ts. That Ia the title of ,Jeory Rub<n'a ' - t book which he wrote together whh hla wife on the basis of his own experience as wall n about ~00 returned questlonQ_aires and peraonallntervlews. C"Soon lo be a major motion picture" 7 It ~ make a great title for a fRm featuring Undo Lovelace in heroic. non· vfota:nt direct act1on.J But let's try to be serious for a while. ·. \ So what does tho._"A\Jblt)-IAonard·non·Method for footing good sexually" propoao7, Too much to t'tcount heri. Mos..t_ import,.nt of all. ae)(uol pannera have to riel themsetvea of their on•latlu . Erections, Ofgasms-PQsa1bty even stmultaniouslv- avtm intercourse kseff ere not oa...,tlony ir\lpo<taot for the aaxual wolt·l*ng of troubled earthlings. ''Spons fueklng" leavl$ paflflefs ..,....isfled. The cour.oe to not f)Ofiorm ond to openly _,.,...,.cote about fears. fto~ngs and fMtesies: is the basis of a non·ttpt'Hsive e<~uality In bed or If you pleaaa, the park lawn. Partnefl shoukl team to live whh the tension tha1 sox Is at the same time u~imat ely oltrulstlc and ultimately selfish. Selfishness, oa tong as It ls not continuous, is a basic sexual right. Rubin colts this 1 ' Taklng·Turns·Sex.'' (:Instead of simultaneous Ofgaam, we need simultaneous 1ffoe1fon: • And it • Friday, Dec. 12 ~ Talbert Dining Hall, 2 p.m.·? ~ $1.00 cover includes beer and munchies ~~l~ ~ The book daims to be the Hit•R._. oi male Hxuality. I don' t know obout thet but it ia c ettain!y one of the ben• books obout sex that I hove reed. Ac:corcfing 10 Rubfll the so-called saxuat revol<ttioll has eul(nlnated In 1 kind ol revetse<l lllc:tonanlsm, In en e.t<tremo anxiety to perform. which Is Ultimafety fult 11 roproulve anne orlgir>al. ThlsP"d'( """''"' hberotion that females achlavad through famlnlam, their heightened ewareness of their own eexuafity. the umphasls on the fat'(lale ability for multiple orgasm -iJnd whatevtK other fac:tOf"l contrlbute to 1 new more demending setf·confidenc:e In wom81'> have lafMhe , . , Confused if not scwad. Meles hove either laOn refugium In the reatma of •aexuallty or in a now kind of mocho-mitude thtt ovperftcialty _ , . considerate towwdo fomtle needs that however, Ia tho mode<n times - - or the lll(ham·blng•thank·vou-mam· mar>. It Ia now me·how-often-cfid.you·mlke-her· come h«o. AN together the outhort find the ' hitherto onjy roughly explo<ad male sexuality •s weU II the. ger>eral atti\a ol elfelra between the -ulrt a pitiful, tePIOistd ond unaatlolylng stote; "good ....,.., foellng" 11 the bast. / origin,..,. COMPLIMEMI'Id\Y Black . *PASS* 12 NOON T0·7 P.M. (loiOit 10 ~T. ONI.Y) 7pm • 13.00 to... Clllql .Aftllr ...,...... . .: .. . -.. -• Speci8l. AttrKtlona a Bllolka B*Y cii.J .nd -rung • CGrnedlanl • ~Acta • Ftmalellld ..... .,.,_.. ·:'riDAy lm'll LM~~t-. _,._ .. _.. CillCU RESEAY"A110fiS IN ADVANCE - 111 t.hi$ does not won., why not leave 1t •one for a while. "Elotlc cuddling" """ ba tuSt os nice. Ruben •s impressively honest ond direct in his apj)fOOCI>. fvto<e so than fO< inst...ce TM Joy of he is concerMd with malo problems ol'ld heng·upa, " not lor men only," • • he a11esaes. The book Ia wonhwhite reading, it covert e wide foeld ot prob'ems ell atound our numbet one topic. I recognize ,myself more thar> just lr> Rubln'e doacrlptlons. The bool< is highly rocornmendable eve~ tor ,the ell·so libe(ated and ... uolly revolutionized, ond a dttlinlte help lor thole who feel lost amidst the x...ated li!mt, unhtlptlll stvlnC... demanding partner• ond their owr> enxlelin. It Ia • useful comtWiotlon o l esaaVistic reflection an cont~ aaKuelity ond a "howto-do~t ~ guide for us igncnnts. I tuPPOse you want to wait fO< the,paperboelt edllion, however. with the money that vou seve yOU ean blly your date a drink. S.•. Soxualutlalaction iJ!•!"UCh eesJer and much more dltficult thS<l Hemm)ngway'a " Movir>g oanh" end .....ing the A rombllng bad or avon 1~ would do. st,_,.... ~ountain Mousetrap - - - --..,..--1>Y Thorn• R. Cocola ••wttc:Nng the Detective~" lifting ln tbe beci<Qrt>Und. He 1\ed-his c:horKtt<a meanclorlng ttVoughout the room during key - s . and their hepllozard lli'PI•ance promoted theelemont of myatery. .. 1 �i ~ r The Turner Exhibit • In TorQnto Canada: l l"' i ... j :< ;;; ~ 3 ¥ j Prepare to st an d in line T railtng along ln the wake of mueeum blockbuatet proeluetoons onaporecl by the Tut·ti<UI wave. the Britt1h M.........., has put together 8 superb collec:ttOn of the sketches and polnt.ngs of John M.W. Turner. Unfortunet .. y. the wrew!n9s of the show. now at the Ontario Art GtiiO<Y of Toronto until January 4 . hides most of the treasure whhin. - Whet almost worked for the gold eculptoro• and masko ol the Bot King can not poulbly succeed lor Broactwey show than a to peraonally ... aaeh picture. Tlckoto come with speciftod actmlulon times stomped on them. Long lines of people awaiting entry preview tho mob ..,_ Inside. At Toronto, the museum w ill gladfv rent 11>e patron a rape m - . which will vou around the lhow. telling you whet"""""' about ttvery picture. So. about on• h.atf of the crowd sJowly moves from on. clocumentecl picture to the next. looking hl<e Out·tak" from a Star Trek lending party. On r-commercldom Betllnd the hypo, the exhibit shows some ol Turner's Tumor. Where the sheer brilli ance end snock of seeing work f-rom major museums. pcincJpaly the Bthlah that much Egyptian golct was enough to uuslv th<l long linea tn front of every showplac:e. t he wl1tt'eotors a.nd studiH ol Turner's Engltlh landscapes roou•e tome and Museum. Some ol the pictures O<e displayed for tho forst time. But. the whole lhow requires some all0<1 to appreciate. The moat s~aeula• poece shown is " The EIUI>IIOn of Mount Vesuvtu." en uplosion of reds at'\d veUows The coneenc,-at.ot~ Such lin41sse rs otl)pOSSible at tne Art Glfferv Overcrowding throngs make any lengthy vtew..ng k"r\pouible. leisurely rainy Saturday afternoons 11 k)c:at museums, where one savors each wOtk aceord•ng to each fndtv tdval' s tastes, may be as dead 11 30 cents a gallon gesoline Now. steep admlsslon prices ~$3. 50 Canadian tor Turnerl make every trio to the museum more like a usa of watet~Ot adows for the subtle bfendtng of the violenc,e. so· thet the eye ts eft-awn into vtewlng the picture es 1 whole, rather than looking for spociflca. TUrner petnt&d most of his works abot.lt 40 vears before Monet end Moncn staned th&ir tmpressJontsl movement. and 1ha Englishman has been g1ven credit for the use ot color 11 tlluminetion. So ngs You Know By Heart. ~(lstltili A~~nded iJ'" ~~~~rdings It! Here ore tne original of all the great Heart singles. including "Mogle Man;· "C!OZY On 'tOO" and "Borrocudo:· ~YP' You demanded it! The first live Heart album Includes spectacular concert performances. never before avo liable on record. Plus. as o bonus, tne new Heart single. " Tell It Ul<e It ts:· A douOie album in every WOI from Heart. +-~ Available at Cavage 's the crowd, one linda subtle pieces mofnii'MIWIIY unnotlcetl. A smell pritn In one corner. "The Whale.'' baffles the eye at 11m ;~..-. h '-''t until the oec:ond or tlllrd look that the gentltl tlilhouofte becomes oiWtoue- NltUrll- His atudy fd of a Man of Wet'' revMio porto of t1oe !lhip llein;-..y.! by the force ol ~with,_ objeeu - . c l over 8 period of tlnil': But for the moat pen, anything not bllotently - . . , Is lost In the cruon. -w.- _..ion The ovet-eommttclefitm tha the Tut eldllbk brought to the ort world might be seen eae w ay to fight baclt against fundi"'l cutback$ by local pofltlclena. Making muaeuma more of a showpfec4t. wkh strategically pleeed souvenir counters at 1hoe eKitl mtght by.......,..,.,. help the art gallenes turn • profit. end g&nllfate more excitement among the general poJ)Ul.non fot anwork.. But it comes at • high cost. The indivlduol contact that the artist 11 aoming '"' gets lost in the pursh of dollar tOlls at t he entrance. Modem art, tarvetecl for man reproduc:toon and QUICk eve - · •· suns thia mode of lnst•art -'*'tlv. John Turner end hfs wOfk betong ro a more ...SUtely time. one in w hich viewers- Wet'll back for ttwt second M thfrd looti;. On essembtv·fine museum shows aueh es Tut or now Tumet. the affect Is sPread our and whet once was a bfiUiant butlt of a lightenfng bOlt turna into e _gentle mlst thai f•l1s everyWhere. but l.s berely foJt . �~ ~ ~ l i "'~ i ! - 14 - -~ ~ ; .; __ .. ~ , II ---~~----- .... The Schuper House -rocks on Baroque brunches, Allen Olnsberg, and new wave - - - -- - - b y Jeff Gaudioso 1 • m .,,., tM b/~Mgrass P<H'IIV Th•IUt IOU ~IMS St8rtved on the t~•doths You ptobllbly don ·r remem~ me Twelv• 'l••rs ogo Bates It was moro ot • nejghl>Ofhood bar wt'-@n tney were hete. Now u's become a plac:e where people trom out of the rte1ghbofhood come to.'' One of the most mponent contnbuttOOS to BuffiJo'a cutture ha-.s been made by the Schu~r Mouse in the form of t1ve mus.c:- hom jlu to blueg,as$ to new wave. lhe club The aeomlngty nof]sensleal words ol •or\Ownod beiU poet Allan Glntbarg aw tmrnortalltod upon lhe- walt of one of BuHolo's old&51 and most unique n.ghiiDOll . The Schuper House. The vn oe~rng. mU<ols lrom clle 1930s. and the fea1Ures a wlde vanetv o f mu11ca1 talent. preseming both '+"Dtional eets. such as Ouk.e Aob•llard, John Mooney, Dave Van Ronk , and E•len Mcllw1101, and tocaJ - mus.c.ans I'OC!udtng At!'I\Osphere. the Vou~s . 01"'01 anhQue f!Jfnistwngs add a nau..11M IIAVOf 10 the tUSitC decor The cavern has t>Hn a pan ot &Jttalo"o tne Pet ~fs . Show ca-te h•stor't ~o~nc;e the late 1800s. On91nanv belongtng to the troquo•s Bfewery, H letnr baeeme a roadhouse, a place lor uevelers to drink and spend the nfght. tn che 1950s it was named lhe Schuper Hou11. A few yeats late'. Mr. and M r5. Bill Edtt purchased 1he propenv and 1urned It •nto 8 IOC81 t8Ytfl"\ Ttle Edes retlred IWO VeltS ~~ 1I I and ahe Sta4ns The House otans to conltnue featuring J1ntee S.tes ""Thongs heva <hanged a lot U>CO they une EO..I have had it.'' commtPnttO When no live music is available, et selection of recorded sounds create the mood-from new wave on Sundays ~o 1au, bkJegra11, and other music at vauous ames during the week. On Sunday. Mondev and Tuesday !hero •• no live...mu...c, bYt p.attons ~ stop '" · dt.nk 1 loU 32 oonc:e set>.._ ot t>Hr Ia< only $1 . 50. play pool lnd relax withOul POV"'II""V cover <harge. an assonmern of k>cll ra!ent. bvt wtfl not .sc,...edule an-y natlonat act& until Spring due to weather condnlon& "We would 11\e to s tan !1howcaa1ng some new gtou-p.s hom Phtsburgh 1 Rochoster. Ithaca. end othe1 cowns once spung bteatts. H .satd BEuea Tf'e Sehuper tiouae has been the stte and sold If to the pres,ent owner Dick BaneS. The public radiQ S11tion hiS been eJCtromely cooper-ative in Plomoting upcoming l•vo IIC!S I t the Schuper Hou" ..W8FO radio has ban a verv poslclve lon:e no1 only 1(1( mtt byt Ia< some ocher people too. ~~~ Ed Lawson Cloml8f proprletor) I t the Tratfamodote ~ ' · assened Bates. ot wveral hve tiPrngo by WBFO·FM88. whet~ has 1:1red Gaf'1hwa•t•. Sotets and HoNI<ins. Stovt! and che Oobto c.,..,. Ncwmall~, the House doesn' t s11ve any food, but it wUI make an ••tcPtKKl tn l)re6eoting a Ba<oqw btun<h planned 1.,. Sunday. December 21 from noon unt~ lour p .m Ttekecs fOf lhe c•ltrad bulle• are $8 and can be obta•nad "''""' by rna~ 01 In pefson from the Schuoer House. 1802 Nmgara Street , Live music. will be ·offored by classical gui~ariat Keith Patchell and an earfv mustc recorder conson , A_s a bonus, Rchofd Sehulmino ''supposed 'o stat) b~ and lap out a few selec:ttan5 on ahe h.arsteord P.ople WhO <anoot alford eogl>l dollo11 mov be •nterested 1n a Ctw..stm•s Panv on fftdBV o.<:emt>er 19. featUftng ~vo musoc by Stev"' 8 ar>d che Rhvlllm Rockers The show bogins at I 0 30 p.m ll1d the best Pitt ts that there 11 no cover cho~rge• S poct When as~ad how lhe Schuper House dltfo,. hom other area night!ipo1S. Sates repUod, "h'l not quite .so hyper. hf$ D tittle more mellow and laid back . Bu1 wafre not a btinch ot deadbeats etther. We ''"• to h1vo a 900d time." The Sc!tupet House OO.s Indeed otter an auortment of muste and drinll. th11 wiH enSUfl an ~vabfe even~rtg The bnJnch and d1e Chus1mas panv a,e ontv two example~: of rhe diverse ontenfunment otfered by the Schuper Hou5e. Acco•dtng to Bo\os~ the club olons to contlnue boolc1n9 oooulat ltve acts. and ptesenung ntgh11y duntl: S.pc!C;Iats fn .short, the UMtQUO ontef1a-nment lhat BuHalo relofdents hB\Ie come to t~V on wtll be atound fot a tong bme to come. The JAM lmprov workshop PresentS "Power P1av" \Ontght. tomoffow end na.Jt woek from 18· 20. Thursday, Friday and Saturday shows Wtll bo at 9 :00, Wtth anothet Saturday show at 11 :00. Tickets are $3 1n advance end $4 at the doo.r. " Power Pfav' ' leetu.es worlts bV Harold Ptnter and Sam Shepard. and is directed by Eric:a Woht Tho CEPA Galletv 1700 Ma"' StrMII w !IC presem V<sitrng Artrtlf Ooublehaoder on Thorsdav. December 18ch 11 8 :00. Ch.ugo Pllocographe< Panv Canol! wiU dal1var e slide-presentation whole Chicago c:ridc end curaun Cnartes D•smattl wtll d$teuss .. l.ocaJ Cofor. Cn.cogo Scyte •• Admission is $ t .00 IO< non.CEPA mambo.-. The ta!ctnutd Empite State Ballot. with US graduate James Catubroso eccomoaflying on plano. wUI porfoun a concon onritted "Piano and Dance.. tonight a t t~o Kathefina Cornell Thaate<. roc~ ets are $3. PROFESSIONA RECORDING SELECT SOUND 24 TRACK STUDIO 873-2717 lmpotrtte<>; Recgcleb IL oot lqoe clotbiog jec.ueiAV • oiFCS • J=aR8 emoidQ9 o c ceesoAiee ~u~ca o Ptx>emx pwm ~Asbes~ waccb as gROWing r, oaR r:>eCO borne Master Of Urban Planning The degree that provides professional training for careers in planning in both the private and public sector. The Department of Environmental Design and Planning (School of Architectute and Environmental Design) is the only department within the entire SUNY system authorized by the regents to award a Master's of Urban Planning . For more ioformstion contsct: Dr, Robert E. Paaswell, Chairman Department of Environmental Design and Plan,ning School of Architect~re and Environ mental Design 201 Hayes Hall~ 3435 Main St. Buffalo, NY, 1~21 4, 831 - 2133 ' Frtends of CAC Presen1 LENNY.'·, frld"Y. 170 MFACEIIc:ott. AC 7 a 9 :15 Saturd"Y. 148 DWendorf, MSC 7. 9 :15pm Surlday. Squire Theette. MSC 4 , 8 :15, a 8 pm Adrnb.ion tlc:ttets .1 .50 l,..._'kPt~ A>Jdtl.:-•bl('l f\t Suo..: r•? T1r:~ .._.~ ;)ffjc~ &. E.Hkott r~•JflqJ•t, Bru\,'J"'InQ L!tJro:ny �show and tell o f Stiff T our- Buff Srate's H•II- December 9 Son Union &ets. The " Colonie! leg" of tho 4 7 date Europe/Amenca tout came to lllo this past Tul!l&dev night In Buff State'$ Union Ha". Generol cons.en5us: theM namas will not t1kely be submD<ged lor long. Tho O<d"' IO< t he Buffalo dote btought 0<11 Tenpole Tudor. " From God knows ,.,ere:· to open thO evonlng. led bv Eddie Tonpole. a lanky, hyperactive swin1a stlel<, the tour pen bond ba~god •nd shouted t~elr wev th1ough a set of revlng roc~abllly ttJmed inside out. "It .50unded l1k1 t~s : seve-al trilhdS eomlng ovor to mv ' house late et ntght. bunging the stereo {w ith l lftfl apeekers and powOfl "'to the eet111. •n<l playtng the el!liest ioeO<ds Ov the Clash and the Ramon<t5 It full volume. You kr>OW, high·enorgy pop-charged roek'n'roll. Oonceabla, exchable. fun. Not one song Tenpolt Tudor played, even the ~ght speed ·' Rock Around Tnt Clock." woukl stay with vou IO< very long. But E<ldio Tenpole was a sight, for auro. Marvelous .,.._tics. Continuing tl\o rock and roll mildness was Joe "f(Jng" Cenasco and tho Crowns. Haihng from Austin. Texas, a brooding ground ot musl c:al uend1, the .. Ktng' ' reached way back for nl""•rou• aging ln fl~es to help. him 0<11. MusicaJIOPhlatleation this WaS not. A oimQflclty of 11w J)OWDf end energy was 111 worth. The " K'rng." crown and oil, danced and prenced so fu11ouoly that I soon began to spaeutote that Stiff pay~ Ita act• In amphttlmines. Up como Paltjek (Oiny l ooks! Bernes to lend o chord or two to thlo new age gettgo · band. Kris Cumming'• O<gan flNttv popped lhfougl>' tho mix helf·wav thlough their set and the sound aoon cracked ofthet nearlY ICJ<VOtten. lagenct.rv boP ot Tu· Mex, including 1 and the Mvateriana• classic " 98 Teart.,. Hev, tni1 is fun. Any Trouble rolled on. load voe&list Clive qrogson -a Tolecertot end mlcrophol>e worel\ls only weapons- ted through with the baSt songa hom their debut lP When> Are AI Thlt Nice Gmsl ''Tho HtKt.'' " Second Choiea." end 'Tijming Up The Heat" -l<led of melodic awlteness as the four ploea combo flowed on despite an unonlhuelootic response from the crowd. Yeah. I've heard an the comporisono t o EM• C. , bUt I _ _ _ _ _ ...., Loob" ..atrici. ......... 'n' tall . . . . . _ Ia lulf Sli t.. t. .IWN\t end I••P'fto .Jot ..King" "''"",_.,_ _ _ , _ leolthat Any Trouble os nicef, moraraflnecl. gamier Wld to maontoln a desuobility IO< the canomty •b4• pop composition . A Stiff tOut has (lever b&an so nostalgiC. BI$Od on the T1mta roadshows of the 601 1, tNt fi'Valatest Stiffs are tOUflng on 1 roteting basis whh each group donet1ng a holf on ho111 ol their time. AA the OQ\Ppment lo leh 01\Jlage al:so Lou of music, no w aiting The Five live Sufis oi ' 77 - Eh!is CC>Stello, Nick lowe . Wreckl8$$ Erie, lttrrv WaltiJ, and len Ourv- are 111 welt· known. Tho Be St ill Tour of 1978 had lene Lovlch. R.chel Sweet. Mfctcev Jupp, Jon.a Lewie, end the retumee Wrecktess Eric Sti ff tours CModuce stirs, So the latoot peckege. thO Son Of Stiff T0111 1980. is counting on exposure for its feve ret.ativetv unknown Tho"SOftAM._.._u..-oo .,.,., lot ..................... n. Son "''ong Dirty Looks took tho &tago. Tl\ls powt!f trio !Barnet on gutter . M arco Stn on bass.. and P(tlet P1dc,.,- on drums) I!> 11"1 the ftne mold set bv the Jem And d vou'ra not cutd down you mav be a wapt ewov bv rho throbbing mob. After about IOU< vllits to Buffalo. tl>is St.. en Iafond charge is vastly gor"'ng In poouiO<oty. Sevt!fei snappy songs from their flrst record were t"Thev attliiC~ed Go"~ , and Me Covered," ''Lova Crimes," " Lot Got they also cou~ o from an upcom4ng LP. PaokOf. the crarv spider. is a dtummong machine gone awwe-bealcng the lhrt out of the &kUlS in il meet aumnpt to bfea~ them. You coutd see it in h1.s eyes Sln, " the round James Brown!' add.s the elecuic•1V to tho bbckborl8 - $MOng. sweaty Sft'Curltv whh •mating pteviewad a Ooxlbility . Bvt Barnes •• the key. swmgtng Dl'd shuffling ecro" the··- wnhout m•ssong a t;e~ - slock .. ltle!r et\CO<O " Drop That Tan " Sometime after mtdnight the Equators came on end the c rowd showed r'IO signs of tiring. The si'X·mon to am .,oufed out fast·pacod urban reggae. a proper imbalance ot Peter Tosh and tho Seleo:lor shot through a rifle. 1\l!lentless dO!iCrng poesoed on whoch was • good onougn svmbol of lhe Stiff label Ia< mo. The StHI " Aft Stat$," tastY pof!IOM o f all five !>.nels. ck)sed out the evening with a •tomptng, " wreekltss" froe-for·sll that broke the .rtage to two. What did you do on Tuesday nlght1 • Rom•nlics/New Toya - Uncle Sam 's-OBCember 7 The Rom.,tie.' CU«ent Amettcan touf ts desJgned to promote the I>Ond'l oaeond 1lb1.1m, NottOO<JI BniMoul But When the Ootr.,;t·based f>Ond opened s....ctav•I Uncle Sam's show with the s ofl·pooc....,ed "eall·ro· arms rock & rOll anthem•· Nle track, I somehow got the teehng then '"'Netlonnl Breakout " w as a new commo1c-ial jl11glo for Ctearaslt lit creom. All tunes in the' Rom:antics' 90 ~mtnute set w are stla.gflt for-ward ho~hum rodlets Ml'\ ' "What I Like About You," the hll olngle from tna flcmantu Mll·lltlad debut elburn, feilc.d to sttmutete the crowd pest a token reapense. Drumm• Jtmmy Mar1no5' vocals. w ere merely edoqulte, st• as tho "epe•llke" Alex Van Halon otono was forced to teen fe1 beck to feach the mtcrophone. Hts ptesenc-e was es .shal~w as his drum"""Q ai>I)IOlldl-ho sew the l>t!COSStiV of ru.ching for tho mi\e to yell the CUIIOINIY pr•song " 1 · 2 · 3· 4 .:' Guitoris1 Mike Sknt, who appeared on both Romantics efbums. left the group 1ust two w eaks ago due to • Oint Loob' ......,Sin.AI!JT-·acu..~ C.UC0. hiaOtY ot Pef'$0nlity conUiets w rth othef bend mombet$. ~ Sklll was a thumb-pocket nomad Co1., whose natural talent ptomtses to add cloYt to the futUfe Rornan1ics onac,. But f~ oow. his- r8'1ativel·v un famlllor;ty has c.aused inevitablo hming problema. At the bottom of rhe RO<naruics plmple pile is Rich . Cole Onstage, th<. b!onde~ed ba$slst IS Slltlply llleQt. H.s tentaM'e approKh lS magmfte<l by constant .,.-n t doing this reght~" Glenc:es towards d•ummer Marinos Even on '"POOf UH!o R•ch Glrl 1 " Colo seemed contused by tho deeply ~omemplative .. A ti ttle neh. ai:HIO bttch.'' The 1une ls about e juok~e . stud Mar~nos. Ttte"dassie Romant~.es red leather outfits were disappointingly ebSent • .,. the qwneo opted '"' blxk loelther pant5 iJnd soma nott· ...,....formed Shins and sc.arf5 Red~haired gwtariat Wally Palmer <ton1ed anv connection bolwtren lhe tutdl uonaf red outf•t& end the band's name. Throughot.H the e'o~enlfig, Palmvr cont1nued to deny the auc:Jl.once-spec•hcally of a:n entoYobte &~ w. His con~tant b!Jbs d11tcted tOWatds the modera-tely r~phve gowd of 300 allenlled aH bul those most ded•tated pUntc rockers. who we-e too busy 9Vfauno to htaen anyway. "0~. lhank- you veJy much ." PoltY'!cr dCC'I8fOd SBfC8Siltlllt; 1n rt!!ipOOSU tO 8 br•e l appi8U$& " Wo seem to have wo~en up the &vdlenee. what do you 'tnow~ ·· On anothet occ....,n. thor I)U(Igy fo<OCS Paltnef noted. "U I woukt~ ve pa.ct lour doUars fat thrs show robe tl3vtng e gOOd hme 6nd not stlnd~ng around w!lh mv thumb up my an ." In all fa,mess, though, Palmar e• prussed h1s apOtoo•es backstage alter the .s:.how l,. Buftolo e~owd was notn.ng compared to hometown Oeuo.t, ~ PP'ne• eel'-<1 1he " greatest rock'n' roll elty. "In Ootroot:• Palmer upl..oed .._.l<ong h•s f•St, ''they hJCiun' dnn~ 80d Mille • good urne •· Openrng the SlloW was Buffalo's own Toy-s, f'Ow billed a s tne New Toys, to avoid confUPon w 1th the Can•dian·based Toys . " It's stUithe ume dnvH-1g madness." explained guitarist Mitt Tyler. ''but meybe we're a kttle less pervaned than beforo." Regordten the New loys shU perfOfmed lhetf okt ~ed-out remo~es. lnclud\ng the ctassic Elvts PtHiev sawe, ·'I'm on Orugs- rm all Fucked Up ... In an effort t o " get u& 1n the Christmas spbit,' • the quartet pretef'ltad a rnedtev o f l>olldav tune•. lflCiudOng " Silent Night ," ··Jov to the WO<Id .• and "Jingle 8eh ·· Bassist Meat Cleava.- Who tCM yeMS was lodced W"' I closet bv Ward and June. ac:cO<dlng to Tyler - was up to his usual ouvageous bass antics. Btothers Rocky Stau and Kov•n Rat round out the quanet. W ith recent IPPIIIIIrtees at club' In the Northeast, tneludlng New 'YO<It's CBGB's. tho Now Tbys 8fe 1 bonelode aet. Yet tho i le _ . ol • I>Ond thet tepaal5 the t.-ed ,,.,....,.. of drugs and 5eJI and dtugs may duh the New Toys hopes of a netionaJ breakout . . - Sreve Simmons .· �©prodigal sun \ Bruce Sprlnpteen - Bul/alo Memorial Aud. - December 3 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _by Elena Cecavas The good thing ab~t writing a Springsteen review is that VO':!'re writing about Springsteen; the bad thing. however. is trying to find something t hat hasn't been said or look ing for words that don't exist; that c a n' t come near to the dynamic truth of his performance. Springsteen's niaturation has been rner1(od by a growing success in perfecting his music while strengthening the ties to his audience. Each time he performs. critics $3Y. he outdoes htmseH. A December 4 Aud. perf01mance was no excepttOn. BefOte the f.,st notes of his opener "S.O.n to Run, •• tM audience SQUirmed with excnement The ecstasy wos l!!f6Ciy theta, woiting tO be drown OU1 to • cti'll'l5x whiCh, ot 8 :30 p.m.• wos four and one-helf hOUrs away . In tho four hours tNt Springsteen played (two sets with one half.t)Our break) he celebrated his musk:, hls E Sueet Band and his audience. In a release of '8nargy end spirit unmatched by any performer, Sprlngste.en cpptivates his followers . He wants to send them home w ith more than a thrill: thete's a message in what he's dotng and he struggles to mel<.e each person undarstand The eventng was focused on hts ttveo lettst albums.~ with " Born To Run" lind ending before the .ntormission w ith ''Thuoder Road: ' H"IS second song of the evening "Tenth AvonU41 Freeze OUt.. got tvm out into the audience, end the audience tueked w ell into the palm of htl hand. River of J)4'omlse SPt'inkled among his .. old " cl&$$iCs woro his newest promises hom The River whic h has soared 1 to No: 1 on the charts. Trying co ~reak Into ' The Price You Pey ," he Wll$ stopped bY the applause and shouts of the beaming crowd. "You're alright coo: · he satd en an always hoarse vo.c:e. as he laughed o!most self-conS<:iously. 8ut tt>ongs got serious as soon as he w"led the flfst notes of the ba.Mad which features ou•tet pans 1tmaniscent of the Byrds. His vok:e had • resonance unmatched in any of his eat'lier performioees..leharacteristic also o f The Rlver which has more slower songs than any o f his other albums.l ,. Springsteen remembered his past with a moving trilogy from " Darkness on th.e Edge of Tow n" and pieces like "Independence Dey ... ~eodrng into 1hl1 elass•c. he spoke 10 the aowd and conveyed much mort then o simplistic rememberonce • . . "When I wos in high school/ MVtr did good in s<:hool. I us«! to think the /es$ot{s stvpid MOd dumb. I would sir in cJsss tmd they wO<Jid MVtN btl •~ to moko,.,. btlfieve whet they thoughr mort.r-d. But the worst piJrt of it is, the vtHY worst ptln; Is thot olot mortortJd. They just didn't know how to get o point Into your head, t/1/k to your hoort. I iJstJd to wonder if I ever htJd o kid if I could make him understand the importiHICO of tM Drffrers. Sornothin!J like 'Under the Boerd Wlllk' is btlwtlfu/ ond whor o pity i f I couldn't $/>ow him how thtt mllrttl«<. " · Pro•• f1iWI nlgtlt Tho ctossie " I~ Ooy" reilly b<ought Clarence Clemons out of the Silver Sox. • Springsteen song as he has never song before or>d showed tho deope~'of people ollene.ted from music. • Sprlngateen mixed the sot by conotontly swit ching from fast to slow SOf'\91· He b<ought the crowd roaring to its feet with "I FoUijht the Low" to reQUOat from sorneot)O in Roc:l\oster) end ''Pro•e It All Night." oenled tbam slightly with "The Promised land" lind then coptlvoted them with "Roocln' In The Streets" wflich w.. peniculwty omooth. In this piece, _ , . . . , by o greet plano solo from Roy Bitton. SpingltOWI hos neve< been 10 touclllng, He ke!>t the - - c i o N by looking to tech O<ee, ~ no pon of the 15,000 "*"bef !emily. • �<Q; prodigal lhe $GCOnd set led ofl with "Cedilla<: Ranch" as the f •tat ot a 'Series ol rocker.s tncll.tding .. Hungry Htuut' ' - which""the audience sang through 'he ftrst ver5e: atono •• Springsteen bOpped on 1119~ -Bnd " 8ecauae the Night.'' Tho Boss then moved audience that he belreves depends upon him. He" says he's driven by wt>at " rock" ~uaHy me~•· But In the past decode. 1ock hos betrayod_hsoll. h no longer ia that force that showed Bruce as a child that chete was somethfng else~ Jt'a becomo ar~ 1hrough alower piece-s- (whtch mav hove dragged glamoriz:od and toldout. Records $hghtlv~. tC1"8od(streeu" and "Rosatrta." Doling "Sherrv Dortlng" Sp..ngstetn tangoed acrcns stage wfth e gUI from the erowd and b<Ougl\1 the htll'to up on the baekstlge .udotoee whteh he ung to few a whUit. He played w t\h the fans agalft duung "I Wanna Marry vou·· •• he ded•caltd 11 to ' k•v trom Tony.. who Jtood •n lhe fourth tOW a.nd handed her a ring u Ha"e '/OU d5~. ed he1 yet or f\Ot 1" SpnngstttMI laughed ''I ~:.3r1 '1 lr.eop lhtl oo•og fotever . Here'.s a II Hie b~ c kqtound music tot you." market and eont·Oftl geared to the profn mOIQtn. Tile "ertJsts'• produce for consumer& Who w,ll accept the 98pld tunes that are churned out: music 1hey can took at. but can't tOUCh. and ev er The second half was peppered Wtth &Ongs like C&n<~y's Room. •• whtch usua1ty do not make tf'le'lf wav tnto conc:ou at"ertas. 3nd h,Qhf.ghted w•lh • supetb4y ckemauc: fendtuon ot " F11e.. •n ..vhiQh Soc1109steen and CtMence .. the man .. struck POstS under e chilled blUe ligllr From on e.plodlng audrence. tt'le two enjoyed applause that seemed unmatct\ed Dv mony per-f Of ml!l s· encotel from a SJrong rendltion of ·• Fot You" IW•1h both 1he aud1onc:e and emeruuner singing ll each O t hot~, SOtlng6tOen la!d ~ak tnto subduod hghts .and a ptano solo 'Somf!lm,P.J you meet somttO(Je tmfl yo«~ show JJtu that Whft ~u got INJS to btt IDrd..,fd and evB£ But ,, .• so h•fd to m11ke thmgs l•st I know why or's so hard to make t/Jing$/iost. •SfJ«HI/Iy the good things. .. ereakong rnto hos 26th song ol \he show. the lovet. rm. rocker Sotiog.s-tedtl. however , m.cle rock and roU • mauer of l.ile and deoth aoa•n by rooting out the corrupuon that otoded mlistc. He re.al•ted thavt~tt recOfds sell onty bftc11use ot the audience ..--d 'o he serV"a& It; ho Glngs each .soog as l( h weru tho first time and Fo r o~er don·, .. he fights to be one-perhaps 1e last-o f rock's great innocen ts. ~e 's ca rried tbe essence •f grassroots music, " punk" of the 960's and 1970 's-raw, but •motiona/ly honest . " Boss slaughtered tl'\e aodie.nce w•th ··s,•n C.r'' otr 1ho new album Wetl etten midnlght. Springsteen dtdn't dtatn fltS crowd fo• &pp4ause be1ore ag1eelnQ to do on uncOfe. Shortly atuu he c leared lh,e stage, ha was back or1 - 11 U h was an afterthought: somath1ng hu had forgotten. but lelt he owed. " In ease t don't s:ee vou." he uid befOte the bamone "ho·ho·ho's" hom Cllrence told the CIOwd the Boss was gon<>ajet " Santa Claus come to town " H4 lotlowod by rhanltlng everyone lor tomong to the show and pe<fotmod In -oont•ed renc:t.t~ ~lrolt of uJ~nd . '' demolltlen But the audience w os not going to lot the BOss 1eave so soon end he was mcw-e than g1ad to oblige. He darted back on stege. showing little tallguo, end gave the group "Devil With A Blue Dress" and e Motown Medley. Ha left the 01100 as e,tachc 11 hls e\Kflence; hi$ message heel got~en aero••· Scwongsreen'al980 to<Jt has generated rave r ........ ttvOUOhc>lll the ~ S<ngtng wllh o new assurance and QUIIity, but lhe •""'• conviction thet there Is much moot to music rhon ots words and notes. DesprtelntoiMoble acoosllcs ot tho Aud end squealing microphones. Sprtngatoen rocked and rolled and convihcod I &.DOD people ol a dosperat e. ytt hope lui e•!lttnce. Tho s ymbol In Springsteen's music chenga llnle. sra'"· eo.... Broken dteemt, the working class othlc, the SIIOQOI<tagoln.l tthe cUJTent remain tho P'odomi.,..,t themes. He speaks ol • typical Amencon wooltlng dess bur led in an Asbury Pe<k eXOSttnct wt.ooe cultured sphe<e is Vrrutod to Deer and TV. The Boss lingo ull hi• 51e depends upon it: knows that he'a big, bUI stavs on sragt Ia< en made for the cau~:sses each word 11-s it h woro a From that con'IIICitOI\, the Boss fulfills tne gr-ea1 prom1se of roc-k lnd r~l. he lights to be one Q•rhaDs the last of roek· s gJe.at JoonOC:ents tiL!_~.amed out the essenCe of gras¥oots muSIC. ol the 196Ds and 1970s-row . but emotionally hones1 The SQC1.at dtStntegrattOtt, to the uue. rockers, was 50mething more tmmed.ate tt'lan an ev$nt to be a~mply mocked The rebcHiion they voeced Wll meshed Wi~t'l a respect or true undctstandtng - even ,r mis'!rable - of What life mr-pun'" meant . But thov roGIIzed thal music- repu!sonted lor many worktng closs kids. the only hope or ~pmg thetr extstence Through muste, Spuog.neen h•mself escaped 1he traps of Atbwv Pori< He's been catted the sav•our of roc.k and roN b«!cause he w1s one ol th4! tew ~ succe41ded tn the 1970s top~· hotS mi.ISIC OU1 or the eomme:rctatlsm that sunounded tho industry HI.S lyn(_S ox.prou:od commhmM~t and passtOn unl1kt the decade's "punlc." Which was loud and ragged. but lacked pathos. The Soss stood '" e sepauue class as malns1roam roctt lell Into dechne Drowning in the Badlonds Vet more than t'lla puhv c:ommnmel"tt made tum dts-t•nct H• has stud; so adamanuv to h•s coov!Cuon 1t'lat roc-k. cn.ngos lives. that he creates eharac-tefl strong enough to lend a ~ 10 those d.rownwlQ 10 tne Badlands Hti dla•aetet• ''vt 'onge• tl'\at\ one song unt1ke lhote ot Dylan. 1nd they foUowed Spungsteen th1ough eac" album Whal t5 now so exc•t.ng about the Boss iS thai ho tomatlu ded•e.a1ed lunl1ke anv Other su1 Btllv Joel ring a bet111 to htS Ofigtn.ol convtctton. yet " c11angl!"lg .. He h.a alowlv developad h1s IJ•ston ot tho promised land ond while u will always rttrnutn out o f reach, ll becomes more def•ned and the means towatd reoc~ng It hNough tock and roiU more pronounced The $PV1t of n.ght esubbshed the QM"e tn which Spnngoteen wool<s-the ~t of CICIIPI Hos albums lntreduced a he<o and c:Nt\od hts progtess trom en Albury Perk existenee. Roc:,k , he says. b<eeks throogt> ttle barriers and D~trknut~ on the Edge of Town, lot all its dep<ession, showed peoPle breaklng awey. tn " Badlands"· Spnngate•n uies to " olvo" rook and roll to those who neod an escape. By Born To Ru.,, the exisumce conveyed in Dorkness is conquered. Now, Jn TM Rive-~. the Boss- sa~ thDt m 1.n c:en•t swim against the cunent and tholl nothtng is eternal. But ttwough hts musK: he haS Showed thll the opposite"" both eases •s poss~bte He struggted wtth the current and then sp.t on the soctety that fol:tets bvt. he refu$U \o leave behind tho'e sttH ca-ught m it. His mus.ic wt11 "''Y •t. them out . Sprlngsteo.n mev be; as critics sav. lhe tes-t o t r-ock avatars; rha last remnant ot the era that inspired his mu«:tc . But that 15 sti11 no\ -50 threatening. Ho sings end writes with the enorgv and dedication of a penfOfmer still wailing to make it big. and his tJitpemmce only serve..s to make hls music more pe11UIS1Ve. The Bos-s h•s 1 tot mOte in him end he·s t&tt4ng caut ot the hJtwe. Sprillgstton moy bejieve. as he says in ·•Jac:i<aon ·s Cage." "You just do vout tme and fade away:• but he knows the messages ean ltve oo. He' s doing the d.,-nnest to make sure they do. sun �t ©prodigal sun movies· ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ..~ Foreign Language Rim .1979 Flash fizzles "A genuine masterpiea ... a anematic work or art that must be seen, savored, and teen again. Doo't mill it!' Poor parody of Oz -aaa-4 I I ~ EVANS - - - . . l lY !<.- K8ucMfer ART Within tM l.tst five yeers, THEATRE Hollywood ha~ uoken ~·a Iflrvorite comic llrip heron end W..IMVIIe a--. • ~:-..a2. 1100 btea.thed life into them. 'T'Mater end t olev'-lon havo given us Wonder Wom~~n, Supermen end now Aaah Gordon. After SMing "Aaah," I'm no{ so ..... that Hollywood "" ... any lavora by tronalorming him from page co acreen. Watching the movie, I couldn't help tl\lnklng that I'd "seen it all before." In 2 encl a half hours' time~l fellaa though I had ut through the box office hits of the 1970a. The plot is on old one. Boy meets girl, boy falls in love with Showdmee - l'tl. 7 • 1:30 ~ - 2.7at::JO ....... . . . 7.1:30 girt. boy rescues girt from evil ruler and taves Earth from destt\.letion. Sam J. Jones stars as Flash Gordon,. quarterback for the New Flesh end Date ere ttepped into going with him to Mor\go, end when !My lfrive, they ere taken ptisoner by Mlng'i lore... Alter a brie f, but entertaining light between Aash and Mlng'B men, Rash is ordered to be executed. However, he It aeved· from death 1>y Ming'o daughter. princess Aura, pblyed by Omelia Muti. Sbe fonds him " deshble," end aeves him with tM help of tho Imperial Surgeon. with whom she is having en iffair; and harbors him on the planet ArbofiB· ruled by her fiance, Prince Borin ITimoti\V Daltonl. Starting to ~und like a 10411 -al Tile plot thickens wMn Dale is fO<ced to wed Ming. who decodes to blow up Earth, ceu.s•ng Fla$h to combine f01ces with Prince Barin and tho Howkmen to save both. Fl~sh Gotdon could be York Jets: and his dialogue considered a galactic veratOn of throvghout the movie is 1ypicalty tl\e WiziUd of Oz. Ming'' castle mekes a splendid emerald city; hos modget subjects, munchkins; and M1ng makes a great woclced witch. Oela l~ts jockial\. Me1ody Anderson playa Oale Arden, travel agent- the Lois Lane In tile of the super hero. The villi. . - Ming from the planet Mongo. played by Max Von Sydow, who has the typical t"' goals of every villian in every eomic book- co destroy Eanh. win the girl end rule the universe. The &dyenture begins when Flesh end " aecidentaly" crllh lend in e laboratory owned by Or. Zar~ov tplay&d by Topoll , a scientist who Ia ~enning a o• eounter·anac::k on Ming and his forces. 9'"" Dofothy's role as the sweet , innocent heroine, and there a;e hawkmen who grea,ty resemble Oz's flying monkev,s. who swoop down and carry lhtle Oorothv· er Dale to MW>g. There is also a scene wh..e Dele end Allh are lockOCI on the castle and time ts running out faf" them. The scene comes complet e with an hourglass and e closeup of Dale crying "it won't tum over; it won't tum over:· I waited breethlenty for her to cry out " Aunt Ia &n, Aunue ~m wlle•e are youl" Com·bell effect " Gelactl<: Oz" continues es FI1Sh e.sc.apes and returnt w ith the combined forces of Prince Barin and the Hawkmen to destroy Ming and save Dale. And wouldn't you know h · Ming melts. But instead ol leeving ruby slippers, he leaves en ell powerful ring which it picked up by en unknown end t.oves you wondering if you tnay ttave to 5it through a sequel to Fl,.h Gordon. This "Galactic Oz" ends as · vou'd expect, witb tha ltberated "Mongo-loids" begging Flesh end Dale to stay. 8111 Dele feels "there's "no~ like home," so thev decide to go back. The ,onlY unreso4ved problem Ia how ...... ... It'll knock you out! ~EVERYWHERE to get there. Don't get me wrong, Fl•sh GouJon isn't a total remakeof tho Wizatd of Oz. I also J,pund it ohowad _striking slmaar)tlos to Buck Rogttn. JMtJOS Bond, Stltl Ttel<, Srlf W.ws I Md U, and any davm>e aoap ope<e, with a touch of Mondov Night Footbell added IO< v-.v. The aeting was a definite chellenge t9'ioll cost members !"ho wore forced to act reelistlc with lines stroight from the comlleld. Brion Bleu&d, who ptev&d VtAten the 1\e&d Howkmen, wu most lmpreuive In hla role (maybe beceuM 1\e Wll tha ..-t nftureU. !:<)atuming end HI dllign by Denilo Oanotl Wll bNutllut-o uooa between Srar W.-n end the Roman Empire. The music waa compo&od, performed lind produced by end thfs enhllnced the com-bell effect of the movie. Ruh Gordon is riled PG. f<lr onyOM Who- t o - " Flesh Gordon the movie," they be sure they won't IO<get ''flaah Gordon the comic" • bec:IIUM h Ia definitely comiclll. a.-.. cen �©prodigal sun SPIRIT Write MeA Murder! · Tickell on sale now f $4.50 ADY. $ 5.50 Door 8uccess{ully suspenseful - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - -bY Tony Grejede The Studio Arena's latest productkw\ 1 Writll M11 A Mutd#JI' • l&rt 1t exactly " a study in a.yspense," but mottt a humorous tale ~noarly D rolllcktng tale '" fac:U o f mystery end h'Jmen nature. The dlrecr•onat debut of Oovld Frank hU eusud up on the more .. traditional" aspects o! mystcrv lhrillors •nd tell forlh ollghl·hearted, entertalntng ver&•on ot tho " pur feet" c:urnu. All is not weJI at ttle AGdjngham meuor - as our atoty unt~dt - ot a qua•nt ver $fflug upper-class Engtis:h vtllegt. Lord Rod.l nghem ts at h!s death bed and the two noble sons. Cltve end Oavtd, have returned to the dete-norattng estate ot th01r ICirttfathera. As brothers of eocerHnc royehty usuaUy are. they ere as dtff~retn as, well. tf\e doUar lrom lhe pound Clive Is tile one who .s:etli .,,. •nhemed c:ounuy mano, and accompany-..,g 400 acreJ, the lest ot the Rodinyham htutarctw He mantes a fihh'f nch Tox an g~f1 Of\IV ro re1urn an Kl ana a half '•ret" doe 10 an e.x.CI$S of overgrown TelleR brO\f"l~t Oa\lld .s lhe eonacAenllous vovr~g wnte. wf'\0 oecame cksiii\IPOned wttn 1h~ rova111fe and too\. refuge Ot\ a boet~t'louse. w rl1tf1U 5hon Croydon u l.n e family doctor. fliUbtllh Woolley. She' I ..mply wonderful as the aging advisor. plcklng out 1he moves ot trens,uco"' indiViduals before they'fo acted out. And it all takes ptaee fn an old Enghsh munor, comptetlt with tued looking futnitute. a rich wood .n aircase. pistols on thtt Wftll, that tort of thing. Wn'ttl Ms A Mutd"r was wnuen by Brttilh Pllvwnght Frttdetlck Knou . H~ other thrillers, Dial M. For Murdl!r and W1111 Until Durk4 wera both 1ransformed tnto h•ghly successfUl hlms-. 1nd the recent Wme Me A MurdtN is a btg sma&:h In New York City a"d london. ha run It the Studto Atena Theaue last$ until January 3. The aeatlon or the ''perfec.t e:nme· · hlfs 1'\eVel been so entenllntr'lg or- so sclntitl.ating as ns debtn here m Butfato witt> The S tains NAVES A HAPPY HOLIDAY WIT ME AN' OLIVE! SIOt'f' M\'Siette.s f01 I ~Holtng The ··hof\ofable'' C~ve Rodoogl\em t0 conv...,ongly pltyod l>y Robm Cnadwtck. lin a rote m •.c..ng gtf'l•tfT'I~V u\1\fene..u With Cltsutrdfv selfishness - the Moquence of 1 rat Ao~ Schenltken's Davtd rney very wen be the best petfOimance of 11\1 c•st. PJ·ovt<l•ng a cteve.r ch11m illld sarcastic utcduNs.s to a down 10 eat1h dUke ot sorts who doesn' t tal\e Ns nob1h1V 100 SttflOUS.IV A bit fof<*l As h•s father d1as Upt11JIS, Cltve 11 butY downltllfl COnd\itt•ng business w1th a prospecuve buyer of the estate, 1 Mr Charlet Samock tTimOihy Meyer11 Slutroek is the typ.cally ~ntenH buslnenrnan conniving. ablas•ve and boJd, stock. driv1ng and red..faced, atOfmtng around the stn making demands tor the benerment of htl interests. 11'1 a fine ponrayat of an lrritau"9 charac:'tet but somehow tt seemed • bn forced; he's not neat1y •• c:omfo"e ble btmg e baste'd •• say Scheokkan Is In boiog •n ldealill Cora Oufl·MacCormlck Is Julie. Chorles' gonlle wllv. oo asp"'ng but tentati\le wrher herselt. The woman It 1 toto! contrast to her obnoxious hus:band: supple an<l timid In ovury ten.se, ove.n loyal and faithful undl a romanoo ls spt•kod botwoen Devld and horwll. Ah y05. nolhing !Ike a good old love ultngle to spice lhlogs up e bit. Indeed. 1he 1wo youog wrhero dov1ao o murder mylloty lor a new spaper contest only to Ulllila It may come to batter use then lhot. Through 1ho deolh of his falhor. David btglns 10 yearn for 1he home he's'""' · besides lhe lendot young flesh of Julie. Bu1 enough l>lol for now. There's plenly oltutna loll to kHP ono and all amused, Pro-~ What bothered me ju11 a lab woo lhe leek of c:Nrecter doptll end interplay When lhe onuel lons se«ned jusl !ighl. The rtltllonollip belween the 1wo Rodlngt>em b<otM<t, the clomlntnce/sllbmiuion rolu rn the mem.ge o f lhe SIUitoelcs. end/Ot ~ho """tillY of revenge CD<IId t>ave been dealt With 10 t gteala< lxttnl. But Write ,.._ A Mulder Is t teasing ptay in IIVIe tnd onttltigence. requiring petfect timing end gttee trom •• Involved tnd receiving ~ lhe best PG"ible way. TNre·a QUilt t bl1 of actron .,vOived here lor a SI8Qe perfonnence and OYIIrYINng ..omed to""' fllrwleuty on 01*\!ng rwght. Ackbng 10 lhe P<Ofuaronot ounolj)htrels Joto BLVD. CINEMA 3 ~'\H,··t!o~ Dr ,.;.;, .~ ~ \) HOLIDAY SIX .'1 rl' llr"•"' Ht1 GH·lll7Cl1J �©prod igal sun $01\S<IS a THE PS YCHEDEliC FURS - The PsycfiBdelic Furs - (Co/umbis) AI thl great monater machloe called rock and roU cnurns ita way tt\rough onothe' eycle, the rippl" of P<ogroul•• w ave and paychedena are rapid)y becomlnQ ltTonge< end more Pfoncxlncod. And h " new weve•• (mei&utrewn r' n' r If you uk mel begin• a slow del111, at'tlntkwl ia dra-wn to atlem ...iv. lormt within tile rock culture. Tho MmH of contomi)Ofary Britlall groups- Joy Dl•llloo, Caberot Volte;re, Throbbing Griatle, Young Marbte Giants - are hhtlno home whh moft abandon . Tho rock . .perimentallsta of modern met1l musk thAKd electronict, tKhno· toe". tne avant-g&rdeJ are evo4v1ng from pest ln fi<H~nC,os - mld· 6 0s psycllodo~• and underground. 70s P<ogru.,.e end .,-roc:~< ..,_-Into a paww1u4. fut urf~k .-rewn• of fonnJe• snu:• end demenrla. h '• • brand new vts;on ~me tr opo4nan reftectfon), •• bleak. 11 al•enated. e:s s:uneal as anything p.evtous to II bul with tho advantage of being able to learn. build end e • pand on paot theme, . It's the muSic: of the 80t 1 Not Quite 11 u presslonl&tle but et11i 011 · th-e fringe ol th1t enterprise is a W'OYP celled tile Psvehedellc Furs- sl• young men who h1ve created a haunting rMurrKton of pii'St rock forces and theW doell·rootod illtpresoions. Influences ol tho Velvet Underground, King Crimoon and David Bowro aro strewn throughout tlleiT debUt t.P, but don't tell thl f urs shon, this record roQOiros ropeetod listening in on lntonal• t menner. From tho beginning t humpa of "Indio" to thl closing chorus of " Ffow••·,. ono controlled unhv emoog tho membe<S end tl>eir fllllling, raging •nsuuments - diSOtderty cohe1ion if you'd like. It's a murky. aeemlngly hollow sound , yet forceful ond demending - one of ill many contradictions teerlng down the walls of rock'n'roll conlarn>hv. First to hud the dlsdnctlona iSvocalist Rlehard lknler, a uremic: crooo betwe.., John Wotton tcirea " One More Red Nightmare" I and John Lydoo ("Memories/No Birclo" l. Th«a'• • strilining urgertCV to the lrMglrv ~ .,.G"' Butler'o . - •• tiiVPtod in tho C 1811 " Sirt• E111ope": ". • • broken on 1 ehlp of fools/oven clreoms must fill to NIIIIIO IIUI'Idly words a re all just usoleoo IQUrld/just lifce c:erda- they fan around. " And 1ide two·s flowing. bluing " lmltollon of Christ": '. . . another c hrist it on the erose;fthe nafls are- words the nella ate lie.s/1o· make it crawl and make tt Krllm and mak e it bleed. . . jesus Is 1 women too/he ioolts lifco oil of mo ond you. • • " ApparentlY no syntho$1<ers are being played on the llbum bul plfl'ltY of trootm..,ta r.a th«>go out- e.:t.o Is olt011 u54d on 81111of's • oleo end distortion (w1th an occas•onel OOattu eppJ'ied) •s retained fOf the gultlll of John A5hton. Roger Morris and brother Tim Butler. Duncan Kilburn adds- melodic. moody saxophones giving a Motown teal to certain segments tueh •• 1 'fell: ' And Vince Ely br'ings drumming 10 the lorefror~t of thio enoemble with • pe~tual pounding br'ougl>t up from the d\lngeOII. tnrlfesting note b: the use or three cnffe<ent P<oduce,. f01 t~oo debut rocord lnelud<ng Stovo Uliywhilo !Peter Gabriol, XTCI end Martin Hannott IMagozinel. For one thi.-.g. it provea the Furs are "' control ol theit own componlng "sound." dlaovowlno tho !'Gins of producer as arranger. Look for Sowle 11 their next producer l••rv 11kalyj and 1 new album in Dilemma."' You remember.,m as IIU'tarist for the eometnne• oelf·lndulg""' tho boglMing ol 19 81 . " India" has - n roc;eiving lirptay on WZIR, portlwlarty on the evening oflowo H111 o ff. T'hfl PaychadeUc Fu.111 are 1 111P In the right dl!'ectlon. bul tireless and creative Henry Cow eKperiment, w ho improved w ith each rocord until they became the tncredible Art Bears, This Ia maybe tho boat single of the batch. (Both aongo ore on his album. " Gra•ity." l SU<prialng In h's heavy roekar qualities lho'l not known for that kind of thing}, F11th hH o10embled an unknown bunch. The beat ;, big, VfKV big , espocilllly tho 8-lide whictl 1$ a ct.linito .uil<et 11 I . .., hurd M X·BO Sound • " O·woe '" lpts . 1 & 21 Snakel inger - " M an In the Dark Sedan"/"Womb 10 Worm" Tux edomoon • " D11<k Companion"' /" 59 t o ~tk" Yollo - " Bimbo"/"I.T. Splash" Fred Frith • "Dancing in the Streeta'"/ " What e Dilemma" one. This is thn aton.. ••modern dance muolc" ave<yono' s t.tlung iobout. Oor1't Inn, Frith. Snokefingerls supposedly 1n English guitarist w ho appears on ell Ruidenta albums. These songs dtdn't lmPfiS.S me Hoboyl What a batch wo ha•o here . . . •• Th,. 11 1 pile ol slngles sent t o us from San Franelsco'o "-~ph "-cordi. much on first llstening but have g.town on me since. 10 Womb to Worm" il a treat: " From the womb to the wormfi!i" a very sharp tum/From the wotm to the womb/you've QOl ~efU)' ot room." is certa1nly helpful odvl. .. end not ovohble on oithe' of his two elbuma. ' 'I'm tkod of wNirl the . - lolowo tho melody line e xactly.·· my roornate yens from the other roam. But don' t Nsten to him. Snakofing&f is good. ArTWk:e'a main purveyors of oft-the-wall pop Mainly known for br'inging us tho Residento lmeVbo the w~ group in AmllftCII). Allrph haJ Signed a few mOfe odditln lnd 1o P<omotlng them somewhat v~rouSiy . May os well &tart w ith MX·80 Sound' a "O·typo."' Part of a aoundtrac~ tt>ey' ra doing f 01 some guy' s movie or somdthlng. and can not be found on ollhar of thdlr albums. MX·80 was just In town last mon'h end If you w eron't there Iemme tellye. you really missed Or maybe vou·te kH>king for that ''New Zeatend" sound. Thon Vallo 11 your best bet . Far les-s in teresting thon t ho Ro•idonts or Snakoflngar ion tho basis ol tills singlet this trio no.ertheless earns comparison w 1th the above If only fOt a 50f1lltttMng. Thatr musK: tells a stOtV of lactt of dfum.s , their use of 1 rhythm stagnant IUbwoyo hu!lling aheod at 120 mph. of on e1<plono pilot' s $ubeonsc.ous Son of 1 cron b4nween Bee:fheart, tho WlOnhodox vocals. Thts ta cenoon MuSlC. ~ . and hearty and lull of l lll. "I.T. $ollsh" not on tne•r album. S1oogu end Mahevtstwlu. these downt c:an really 111111 tho old garbage con fUll of n~\1 1. you tc-now 7 ' ' Very metamc:· companion." Tu.Jteodomoon'a Steven Brown intones blandly like he·s spent tpo much ttme in an an gallery. Ano thef no-drums. e'oetronJCS and ;nl1ruments out lft out ol S .F.. these gu~s hove m~l<ed the liald on a lew singles, an early E.P., end 1 f/Jr.. L r.pra'll-----------------:~ *********** THIS IS ITI! To All Anti-Rape 171.:'"' Task Force Volunteers: Thank you for your dedication and services this past semester in making our university a safer place. We hope to see you all next semester. Please contact the CAC office at 831-.3521 . *Applications for new Task Force volunteers are now available in room 345 Squire Hall, Orientation will be January 17 & 24 from 1-5 p.m. in room 339 Sqoire Hall. It is mandatory to attend at least one if volunteeriq next semester. IS .. Another round tor my dark someone once vened, and thlt one's submtJrgfld to boot . 0 1 coun;o If you don' t have the stomach for car eecldenls. there 's Fred Frith' s "Oencing In the Street s''/"Whot the somewhtt • er. Your last chance to have your portrait taken for THE BUFFALONIAN ':t:tr******** Szechuan . ..J -- ·~· '*"-~ 895-2858 ALWiUliiiiE~ IIElcaDIIIDOO--- ... l'lltl-.!11-lnC.. Q.rtl0•10bllw5L 21E..... ftlolllllll ro--. ............U.IW.l Restaurant, Inc. 762 Mille~port Hwy.- 832-5555-6 WELCOME fi~~*~ .~,~~~ ,.. . ,J . v. '-· .5{IJIEQi T&&aOCI'I' a&afte'a hl.a:sa.aiBs 8U·ISS8 Real P elcing & Sty~ Food - IOIIJe Sbadeat Dlacouat T _ .. l'r\.11- t. l l S&t.aS...t-t.IL- - �©prodigal sun an album "Halt Muta " The slnger likes ' co assume an Englrsh •ccent while the The Korgl.s na11e ined tt>elt best, I'm sure, tne album Is oil oogett>er neatly prodUQCI with numerous layera ol thlcl. IOUfld. but 11 eomohow loUa 10 covtt up lhe lad< of musical onginality. In obYiO\rS absence of their own ideas. the three musicians toke mu.aical loons In )uil about wery loeld or contemporary ott>e•• qul\ler in ot>e bloclqjround nvingto soonc1 cold. dealhlv ond 10o/>lstoea1ed Mt"(l>e thev haven' t dOne enough d<11gl or seen enough bad times to ech~e the wortd·dreary penpecttve thev pretend.. But give them ume ... Companion .. lan't on tho album . .. 59 to I Remix" .aundt p.opular music. A thtle new wav1, some better 1han the album . M84'velous. Anotner CUS> ol h..-. mv de0<7 These 51eotlted roc:tc'n'rofl, two ot rtwe.e &J)OOt'1.a. of Beodes·tunes, a gloss of tho old 1Ooc t-mes are wolh a tonllhong touch ot tt>e BM Gees all pressed through Gory Numon' s de· rnusleah~ mach•ne and you have the music~! suppor e to KorQls In the ptas1•c blstto. At theh best the group sounds Uke bad Gene.ai.s. at the'' worst · see obove 50 btnetawttn There vou go. F1ve banos open~teng cof\ettmtly on the ou1a~ins ol pop Sotm• like everything on Ralph Record• Is at leoll good and IUI'I to ltsten to If 1\0\ uowl·em·over Frfday mghl next ph811 futv.re of rOG((.'n'roU Best pl-ace to get 'em tthe -a1bums 111 1 boner de&H Is pt•y '' Agaon Sam on Elmwood Avo Mar Buff State, tt\e Of\l'i' S\Ofd '" W•tters (Asylum) Iota of avnlhesizen. uninspired singing. monotooous pen:usa.on, some fancy g!Attt work here and lhlfl and whet else hovt you. It nos tne quolit)l of olovata< muale CK to be forc,ed Into your ears at low phch •• '(OVf locel aupermortceo while you tte onnnocentiY trvlng to buy a sl•· oack arch11'01>0<S in cfiscO\O.QO<!I gel lhe!r chance. lt'a production is nolhong '""' than porteal with"' I<Jnd ol ambiam. floating quality; AO\hlng dlllurbs this moment of me1aneholk: harmony •.That is What I)Utl h lniO the ClltOgoni of $00Q$ that J)OOC)Ie ~~ to. in retrospect, dc..-no\111 thetr wtth Everyone of u:s ""e:s has ttiese SO"'J$ tJ'\at he combines with a per50na1 ep1sode then to ~ived through tho partiCtJI&I &ono " NtQh\.5 '" Whno Soun." "If Vou leavtt Me Now," 11 Witl"!oul Vou." .. Angte'' eoo hundteds explottiUOn of our reptt~ssed r()rrt~t.n\let.sm; and \f we. 'eeli1e, we deliberately ignore it . Thai;$ why l got stuck wrth thls alttum. You ~·t have to tepeat my mistake U mt!fanchohl got you Wllh tkis patticuta' 50f19. buy the single. if not. IO<get this town to GOd knows now I evor got stuctc wtth the Korg,s' new album Dvmb Wsiti!J(s. In casn of absence, uy Oavtd Comstock. Dumb Wllitws is vout &rendard, el1cuonle I'OCk, b1d tlctettonic rock with lovev-do~av couples and lOnely romantics, o song when the remotnbef" oong lor more. They get us a1 oYf weakest .spot ~ we don' t ev@n reellll the emotional elCptoitltton 11'1-at tales piece, the conll&tently stoc:k wew-d rock. w"K:.~ •• whit thiS Stulf II, Tho Korgis. Dumb "Everybody's Got to Learn Somollmn" rS o typical "do-you- f'ewew. I wa-i obviouaJy c.ught _po my rornal"tfC! foot. rm sorry abovt that, - l<ristlan LUU6 But the lf;orgls hc~ve manage-d to_ include one falny ouccesslul hit alngle on evcwy ooe of \heir ~s. Just one song that has thia kind ot gemus·tOU<:h And they man~ ega.n this t:Jml with thtrir ''Ev&rybody;s Gotto Leam Somedme-a, •• rm s\Jfe you•v.-he&rd lt. The succ&ss of songs fika thhi depend on a humon urge to roijve certain moments ol tho~ life through """'lc. SP«e IIBc~ by Ml· SelO' is. on essence. 1 t v - p<odUCI ot ot>e super·hvoed commercial record ndusuy. It is V.nyt Vomot desoQMd to be aboorbed rn one "' two I•S1eneng.s. Thete " no substance to thiS music: noth•f\9 that even tne.s to be subllo. Everything Is right out (ront. light where you can hoar h first time. everydme . You know tht$ type of musrc:-rf5 fldto mti$1C loti of powet chot"ds. tHfly commoo osoudo jlnviOQ loud drunu ""d bass line& tha' yov've heard for yeefl. Occtlstonally lanO I mean occastonallvll. 1he keyboardt5t does manage 10 do sornethtng close 10 11\terest,ng Ot •nnova,1•ve. But IVPICa.Ky. h1s sound ~ squashed by rho sheer bulk of the Ol lhl: WISII!Jment&9y INs lk'M. 'know what you' re Hytng. "II'S easy to ~o~t there and erh.iCfl& when you;re 001 dolnQ tt." However, I teol jvatlfiod '"cutting U\11 elbum to snrods. It Is designed fa< people who ~nen't In touch w;th themsel'vll or ohol< world lha kind ol people who dOn·, senouslv oet•e rnto lha. dlte I be to bokf, more ,.,e-v«u M1d stv'lsdcaf.tv letn81ndef tefined areas of muSic . These people oponly acknowledge the existence or th's tOO·Iapp:ng trlsh masqueradtng as " musk:.'' Obvious.tv these people 11e oat e;~usl k\ Ws wcwld and thw mu~tels coumer· Mi ·Sex Sp11ct: Rsce. !Epic! aware tn.t creative lesttnefs Muslcll pteferance 15. naturalty. up to the •ndtv•dual tlstener. This tS fact . Another fact f:s that 1 as a feviewer have a rotpOnsibUhy to myaolf end w hoever happtl\a \0 read rev.ewa to ny what I honastlv think about an album. be h produetlve musraot bastO<daotion and mv positive Of negative. ~trve. If you fiike roek"n'roll iJt its most nondescript and albums where every CUI aounds liko lhe one you fUst heard 1nd I 00 more ~ke it . run out and buV $pllce R.oco. - Bill FnJII!u 3.$5 Squirtt Hall P-----------NERVOUS?----------~ About the GRE or GMAT? PREPARE YOURSELF!!! TN• c:oune coM,. genua/ knowlediiC common to the GRE, GHAT, ond o/1 grod_prof....,..-1 echool entnlnc:e exoml,... tJooM. ToptQ lnc:llllk 4mG/ytkol ,__,,.., ~~ mat.h. o,.,.,bro, bo.ok: geomet:r)l, DOc:Obu/GrJI, .-dlr~~J c:OMpne#le,..,on. -Iotta, f!rGplt lnteipretatfon, tuNoldng aJII• and JINporotlon. FEE:$60.. -M.lo Street Campus Jiiwary 13-.ranuary 29 Tuesdays & Thursda}'S 6 sessions, 6:10- 8 :45pm INSTRUCTOR: Denlee AI Krallman Is a PhD Candidate In Ed~tlonol Psychology at U/B. Send pour nonae. oddraa, Oltd phone ,...mkr with o chedc .POJIOWe to: Sc:bool of f/lonogemati/SUNV ot &4folo, to 125 ~Hall, MaJn StNct Compue. - Special Issue Mon. Dec. 15 - �<Q, prqdigol sun,. LAST TAKE •• •" IMAGINE" •wemlnv Once more'; WI are romlnded of tho quellty - pi~« in leect Again • the sound o f madna$ ~ pieking fnoit Tho day Is eold. The c:oming minutH bid to folow suit and Ill the &t>eepa and p.gloto pt-e to • . . MKJ>ael Hop/Uns FOR JOHN LENNON If anything has en idea what a forest can be w hhout actually seeing it ...,,, • ..., """"' " " It must be the Shout that Statue Buddha game me 1 5 'As he saw m e in his black oves Of course. th1t must mean that something in me Is the nehtst soli this s•de ot the Rocktes is fUShlng river ;n Picasso' s finge,dps · is the ~oe~ng of the first and last vtrgin os the plp.ng smell of groen All thrs does 1 lot lor my ego: .- I was depressed e IT'I4nule .ago HllrOkl Goklbetg Friday is BEER-BATTER FISH DAY at the Student Club ~ ~ Cole Slaw, French Fries and Fish at a super low price of PRE·- R'EGISTRA\fiON SQring 1981 Stud~nts m11y pick up c/Bss schedules (319 Squire 9:00 • 4:30), Hayes 8 4 :30 - 7: 00pm - Dec. 15th ONL·YJ. Monday th(u • Thursday, · · ~ec. 15- 18th $1.99 ·+ tax. Students m11y drop/add at Hayes 8 only (Please ol}serve the following schedule:} Seniors & Juniors. Sophomores Frestimen ' Anyone Monday. Dec. 15th Tuesday, Dec. 16th Wednesday, Dec; 17 Thursday. Dec. 18th Monday thru Thursday, Dec. 15- 18th. 9 :00 - 4 :30 9 :00 - 4 :30 9 :00 - 4 :30 9 :00 - 4 :30 REGISTRATION RESUMES JAN. 5, 1'981. Bookl from Ireland and &9cJnd . CQiendars from Germany anCI Japan _~Rluntakl Bod<Sro 532 Elrnlllood Ave,. ..-o, N.Y. 1GD ~ -· Graduate and M_FC itudents may USB the $ires at·eny of · tiHf timu lht«< llbo.,.. "' llddltlon, they may drop •nil lldd at H«.ves B from 4: 30 - 1:00pm on Monday. Dec. 15th. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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It features the prose, 11Q81ry, ail and photOQiaphy of talented and unheralded UB students who nonnalty are not PfCI'rided this wkM-Spread exposure. The reSj)OIIse for Un<Hre•posesJ was Qreat, pJid ~sectuenlly (also unfonunately) many anlstk: and poetit llorks ~re not Included In these twelve pages. We hope to have another, llrtl.,lc ,nd ll,teratY la•ue out next aemestet: so we encourage &VefY0118 to keep trying and we enoourage ou,er poets who we did not hear from to plan ahead. A 101 of hard work was put Into this Issue. and my fellow Project Editor Dave Comstock and 1 would like to thank some very ImPOrtant people: Bob Basil and Krist ian Lutz.e. who helped us organize the P!OSe and poetry section, Art Directors -Rebecca Bernstein and Jerry Sealy. whose· Imaginative lay-out adds to the alllhetic queallty ot thi s paper. Production Arti sts Manha B. Kazmierczak and Anna J. Zaparynluk for thelr hard work, and Elena pacavar.._ Joe Simon. and John Lapiana. the Edltor·ln.O.iet and Managi ng Editors o f Tltfl 5/Hctrum who supported this Issue of culture and entet1ain<11$1t. Fi nally, we must al.cl thank ...,ery anlst and poet who appeared 1ft this lasue There Ia cenainly a lot of creativity and imagination hefe, and II was our honor and pleasure to expose ft. Entoy - Thomss R. Coco/it wonc 'VoL J1,......, • .......,. 10 ~1110 dt.~~ t:Al:AVA 1 Edllol-IM:hlol �10 bo blockmocl riJhuously In ..... Soy> I gor 110 rhythm. soy> I got 10 get _,. «y\r. Soy> I gor oo rhythm, A)'l I gor 10 get ....,. sryk. If my •Ia~ oncestO< he-Md rluor. hr 'd brftlt down and ...,lc, """* S.ys wt lodr ttadltion. U.n behind opedalisr•· Thty ...d. w• "'"'Y lodt r,..JiOO.., and ro lcov• behind tho.< .. <pedalisu " llok• lan~tsron Hugh.<. ·r..,..) Well. how <'Oint your " jt<11C101 " rulrurc boon dl.ining on our •~•I girl> 7 .and y«rs . . • '') •n Saod. I nmis ..duarion "'Y I nttd to sound •••I pt<ny? w.u .. maybo - Try to dtvtlop yuur mond '"'"" try to kldc your b.hond. Now, In rollcg. . . Man. •• pt~yln duos I Sooll ROt the Urban NoAA« 81...,1 thr.< '-h lcocl.n talkmg lot> uC plan< of <qual ngil~>. all IN ........ plano lAm ' t thor >W«<I Y.h. and .. hen rhr .,.,....., ROD"· we'll b. led nght to • Urban UJ mwwtol, pknty ~.m.IC< I your own) W.U "you must look for rocal audoenc.,. you musi Jivnsify your head. '' Wluot / You say I got to rut off my...,lf for c:ot.s that want m< dtod? Huh! y'all go< rh•t 'Cause I ain't bdng a fool didn't t<ll them 'hour living In the d ry Now. w< got N~w. ~soy~ isn't po<tty ..,.... think lyrits ;. • dns 'aouse I' m- "durifuDy " m~~d.e's b.a can ' C.U.. now w• know It •••lly YOu' what gor IN Urban Nogge~ BIU<J. fTho't right. y'oU . .U y'all all you torocalS and c:ocoonuts tricb dldcs and diKo l;cb brokm hlp no head old m.~ ..... rn:nd apples without ......!. poopk - gn>wing d.ad on wftd ~ttc . eu. m. and all th<S}oau. o..drdoort. now ) I mc.~n. ,w< JlO' ~ '-h r.d ....k.l OiffCJU~t colon . all the -am< -FADE into tl.nty- Ll't<nl "'" in • k• n1 on! ....k./Oiffnmt <olo<>. aU IN _,.,_ Whrthrf hi(lh·talkong Of hood<d nckn . ~Ny oU '""""to bt•l rcw~ &rams This po<m is tlcoat.d to Brothn R...~ll M..ns. who ....I> .,. visioou likt u..../vtry. VERY R.d. Ho• you takt ot ,. on yow head. - Mic#tatl f . Hopltlru Urmn.ro Jcny Scaly 6xJY. """-b �.. ..• e 2 .,i ,_l !& ~ ::> ' !E 0 ¥ 0 ,. ~ �~ ·. ·~ .. . ."' . . . -.· .. ·. . . '·.:· ...' •~:' . ... : . -· '. ·. ''Tu ' ''tSSO It jtJ; gtDUO rolfaiM> tmogirwu' ' ...":.;. Dante P....Lsoo 188 •h<r• ~ Alqys. an lnstanot of ~thin~ metung In th< mind'> I huvt htold the aux upon my bdly. W• .:.,.,. Rlkldling chilchn, 1\lmo<l warmed oo each ooh.r. SW• fwm roln In >hehti. ' Snul•nat. ynu rrached for me: Tho dr.GOna~babkd. A. if 1 coulc1tdl away the truth. Ho.. many $hip>. womtt\ Po<h t>( enuy: My finjl<" ~kkd woth sdvcr. unwotihed. Tho _,t of a ..,oman Rubl...t on my Onfl<"'iP'. I ~vt taken wnrMn in many oucs. ' Gre..tc gtode were~ · And ..orne were not (or me. 'Oh homo ls•rhe ..,jjo, l ' Home foom lb. sea And • hundml one nigh< >tands: Cha,Jn•• dc>wn ohru lb. Y"" Tho l:wokm ima~ of a walkllljt woman . .. II Oh my lady ha~ 1 ao"' aomr down lind dc>wn tJ,., .,_.. Tho paontcd ~ ~· Blo.tcrcd. hk• dw wh.w >!tinned peopk. The tlnlcd loghu. a1SS a_..t the ..,.... lind untcd up the slty . • . . . • It wa> 1 ~u"kn bod~ .... t>wned, Childr.n from broken homo, Conoemponoy rich. with ,.,..,. huueo oil lind coc:w buuer nosn. To~pierend . /Is bat. os podc' (ac.d pavanent To cdebn~ • nauw I annoo ..y 0. ..y 1 (.ding w;th no breath . hav• I con>e to • Ooth...t i.n woven asluner< W ind ,.;ring up my coots~•••· WlJcre • • lind how ..;,ny dty yean. With ... ~ nlgbt.ime dreams ... ·Donna Ml Pres• ' I would \ell h..: Only I ~d)' fOU"8 pi au. walltlntt 1\thena. Pulllna D>Y hands '"""""' tepid .......... Wal<lna kntcdcql T1voooah rm~o ...te~ lhellows. I rv . lind the man 0. Bordi is <Om< foe yoo Oh my lady When yoo poit your hancb on ,.. The~ ()( your curiooity. Now I fed your f'"''!en ~.._,ll" my clad! loUr, Your f'oop l'lllli"' - fn>m sleep · l'llllin& m. awake. ., ·.'I It io; the first lun<Jw.on lind the d>olcin2 w"""'" thmJI Ill And ~'e-n no• I fo:fl o .oft "'"' OD my ~ R~o~n drop. ~tlost.n err !Ills. 1 r«l m\1 au'IM Pout you wolh rain .W.ong """ Pt the whole hea<ft. .. . ·.. ;r,·l v •y• l'n ,..,, Hs.:ht fc-;u .J\amtod yow focr. You hr<_.,mt: C'nat.~ 1o.ilv.:r. Lt... , '" a vdvtt o( ,hadow. M )''"If. un unfl'>Vshcd clorl<~> nun a ubed '""' liP' 10 wm.b: And the-n Wa) no lha1ne in fb darkneu. And thf. man Dr Bar·dr ....,, Ctlftl<' (Ot H IU lind l"" ha..., ko 0. Bard. tale you . ' "O,r ~'< of cb.rkfW""... currunk u\ n mr • Tho ,...,..~o"""" ~,( "'NY'h'"2 Oh my lady . . . So 1'-. ~~ m)"df he h.unocd. Arwl writtm ronvincinR kri.ns . To ooud. ohe ha~r thao cuds along your thigh• lind frrl oh< down tum of yow lrps: So dot< Ttus Ore that doolcs my <y<>_. So cl<.. .. yoor imo~•· I found ~ou cbrlo~ Upon thao '"Rho wa~ bod~: Learung. on an up-oumed row boat . Bmnth pald>cd <l.p-boaotl. of cbn« hall ,helon. · Yow eye> flamed up. ..... Bcginroing in a blrmiJ,. I n..... .. the ~ y n...... beneath lb. ,lun lind yow hoir ~ off. V1 I Would my <OnSW>I 0m1 (I ask myseiO Stop dc>wn tho <li~ho Noise in lb. th,.,.o. I think tJ,., nwlc will ntV<r It" It lo. 1\nf.the long hllit Piled .. if )'OU ,...,. o ~todd..s: Yow hair would J!lOW. dwact.,. How n-.any timn N{OR' /\long tlu> Way I f.d you .dl!JI'It To..W""' m lb. ~)lht. Wher. .. me, pbu . My o""' ann R...~ on your sid< But --~~ is cbao~tcd Oh 1 know the .man •hop> 1\mu!io with tbeir bowg<Ot>r. lind the sun is bluinll· n..;, windo.... r....... us. Suo ev•rythinJl " ct..~cd Your hair chopped off ~ is lb. ~ <OUJih. Thi'S ..._ , •• dis o.der in the w;n. Nothina is right . SomehoW' this poroy &.-my life. ICOMDlhdp Tho quiet In ..y vrins Oh. my locly Your name is not tht 51a1M. I �, • }orq H~ Su.lts/XV llumuiD . 4'h" 6 Pho<ocollat< �, ; GuAI.DAS-oCHVVA Tharv• Comet Grad Sc-udC'nt 16'11 1l 12 Etc hire -"Y( ~ H (J ~ e 1 '<._,/'J ~ nceAVTli()l: Jeff Peat< Graduac Teachinc. ANlttan1 19\4>< lJ'h Etc.hlnc )oia H<iw< So~n X\·t~ Bc.rn.tctn 8\\ • S'4 ·"""-r- �- , by Chris Wiles tire trac~s. It was a cold light, harsh and non-compromising. ust a note about Melody. For years aha's been trying to become a Good Person. \ " ~ ~--~. ,_,. ··~r- ' ) -.........__.._ :· - Why don 't you wanlanythlng• I don't deserw II. Are you punlafrl/lg yourulll~~ or something? .J$ In a way. For what? For having too mur:h 1 want to give i t anyway. to prove II doesn't m. .n anything to me. I went to sha ra ME-thare'a somethi ng Inside ME rhar I wanrto give awey. Sometimes II scares me. HOW DOES lfuST STICK TO OF THE DRESSER? uve lerrers or cards or anything. I read them rwlce, look at rhem for a minute, take them In, and than let them go. I still don 'I mE SIDE The While light nsflegtod even whiter when It bounced ofl the white walls In her apartment. She P'llllld the curtains back. daring more llghrto come ln. And she l~ed at the shelves of bookl and her eye len on "'The Yoga Cool<book," Tripe, shit thought. And she began weeding. The ~ra wen~ all tangled up but she puifed everytlng out oilier closet and began weeding. Blouses. belts, Jec~eta, shoeS lllled aeven.srtopplng b.gs, lined up at auentlon on her · bedrOOCTI ffOOt, until she had ll closet wi th euctly two pairs of shoes, sir b4ousea. two pairs ol slacb and a don't open themselVes up. They're charming. gracious, unlwr! by crlllcism. and alway~ put together. Thl l.,t till'• I cried was when I was born. I think Robert Klein ssfd thai. Or wu It Oavld Brenner? • Robert Kt1ln wiiars a simple gold wedding lund. · coat. JUST LIKE JOHN BOY. There 's ru tty a worm, nlr:e, very gentle ,.fSon rn hen who lull wanro ro hug evtHYon• and mah II be/fer. Even II II hurls me, I htve to gel urld to lha feeling, becauaa the I can gltllaway more and more. So I'm gelling used to II by giving things up-l'm trying to give away everything I own. I scares me, because I don 't thrnk anyone elsa tHis this way. Ever. M&N Grlllln was Interviewing Marte Overon. She said tMt ahe gavt away everything aha owned. because ~ wanted an ~rtment that she could )uat "hoae down." , FOfiiT IS EASIER FOR A CAMEt TO PASS THAOOGH THE EYE 01' A NEEDLE~ IT IS FOfl A MAN TO EHTER THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN. Meditatforl cteanHe the soot of the outside WOf1d, so Melody'sat on a rug In the middle of the rOOCTI. The varn!Mied floor showed around the edges ol the room Where the rug didn't reach. The White woodw~ was lreshfy painted, all aptattera hsd been wiped Immediately. In pasltlon. she nlosed hllf eyes. Om. Hare KriShna. Ave Marla. ' 1 uw • movie O<JCI-an adaptation ol something by Anhur C. Clarke 111ou1 • priest on another planet.ot sPtr:e station or something. Arid at( 111 had w•s a bed, a crocffbr, two ahlr!s, ancU few lip/ritual books. And It j ust 111med so right to me at that tlml - e~~&n though htt was alone. It was all uncluttered. He had no distractions to tektt him away from .•. from NOT}iiNG EXISTS SO TRULY AS A WORI< OF Alff. CRffiCISM PERISHES. HUMAI!I GENERATIONS DIE OUT. BliT WHEN THE WORLD GOES UP IN FLAMES UKE A SCIIAP OF PAPER, IT WILL BE THE WORKS OF ART THAT GLOW TH£ lONGES1' BEFOfiE • Rt;TUANING TO GOD AND DARKNESS otscENps. Ae .nteneclc makes me 1~ thinner. C\()(Olc Is good for what ana yoo. 11' bleachfa white clothes until they gleam. ~t disinfects the bathroom. Anyway, I thought It was a Qflll room ' Everything smells Uke a swimming htt Md. The film was In bllfk l!ld . pool. Om while and very simple. 11/kitd lhll ldaa-1/ke no m11ter where the 1un would shine or no m .. t/er who drotJ~ JUST A QUARTER CUP IS AU. YOU I-lOSE EVERYTHING DOWN. • • 'I In Itt any moment, things would be thl NEED FOR A WHOLE ;'WARSH' LOAD . • • ;. • , · ·~ Slme. Allin order. Kind of tiled I WI)'. FinallY all alie had Jell was 1\er bed, \ ---1: Hare Krishna, Hare Rama • her rlldlo. her phone and her books. • She pulled all or the Hallmarll cards And the radio only worked on AM, A KISS IS BUT A KISS . •. • and cartoons and tlcktt stubs and .)':l pictures oft her cork OO.rd end threw DUST IN THE WINO ..• She.Jwned on the light and &tared at":..,. them away. Abo~ her des~ w• a the bulb. simple era&s ahe had gotten \rom I'm reall'f trying. ll'e comltlfl from deep. Mlffng pagan baby aponiORIIIpa In - . IMidL f /11'11 1/lltlfla not onfy grammar~. anctaameu Uleftdar EV£RY800Y NEEDS AN OUTlET •. • O.C.u• It ...... P«1P1e happy bell that said Whal time them..... - . FORD HAS A BETTER IDEA. BIGGER _le!JI ..., I'm a at the cllorcll. She circled the datil the • atep- lldpetldent I don't fiHtl CAliS. THE MOfiE YOU GET, THE gas blPa w•~ due, bltthdays ot ttlenda, MOllE YOU WNIJ THE MORE YOU anyi/Jitlfl. II al.o mMIII - lwl ' and the paydays for the - t of the PA'f. 1H£ liiOI£ IrS WORTH. oltMIUI*. I datt't do It tor attenrlon-1 Then lille th,..., away the empty · - • - /1«<PPe doniW things 10 the cortcboard anchtarld at the claM Salrellofl Amry and I8A /()( rw<»lpts for white wajl above hat. de& , . 11• ~I don't·- uytlrfng, 1101 ..-p .-~p~._ 1lla money I ARTHUR C. ,. ,.., ... 6edr _ , . , , belong 10JH. I dort't ~YESTERDAY Diane Keaton aald her apartment Is all white. CONSIDER 'THE ULIES OF THE FIEL.O. SIMPL1FY, SIMPLIFY, SIMPLIFY. On Level Thtee you wens supped to do 40 pusll upa and ~0 all upe. MORNING THEY LET MA KNOW YOU WERE GONE . . . Jj_ THE Tha otlret lllfl/tt I ut on my bed wffll • /lottie ot ..__ and 1 , _ bOK 1t111 ol leltara. I fwd tham one by end ,,.,.., tfwlt Oflt, by-· I fwd t/>8111 _., ..,., lnd CMe/11111 .,. let 1M IOOI'ctl - - I pelf o l - fllllw I thrww tMm ••.,. /tell "" ...... u - ot,.,.,. , _ ' -· , . . - root 0.. ~"'- ol ,,. ,,., ,.,., he'll--,., e ••11 --II,.... y-. • I uti" bed,. ., night wft/1 a hot · boll/I end HWpe(a 81ble Commel!t81'f. I Jell aataep . _ , . , . arourtd Joaeplt 'r coat. Wilen Lily Tomlin became famoul on '1Aqgtl-ln" she atlfl ~liar UMd .'llll AIIMI!. ~ and I ...,t Cllf!P/"f/1111 wwbnd ettd we rJeclded to 110 In ' ~"· "-datto chtldnsn are too dlltlc:ale for lhta.wond. LUCKY. THEY OON'T LET ~NYTHING IN. .. The lfgllt was that willie ~lnd or IMIINM tlllt you get on a Sf)flng day wtwn the groUnd Ia aUII sluany and 111 till atrllllla .,. atrea~ with muddy . . �i. l...nnm ..,,, ' .. l<m'S..I, it~ ~t:l-""'- l ~t.d A ~"""'t Phol('lfnphtc: &e:n.. ~ 1 C-1- A~i,t_~*i e{U Clar~e Them 1ooms ate carpetiKI anr:J they nave lrousekeeper5 a nd get driven ~>gam tWo weeks II was okay. I gueu-11 was kind of cold but we dranl ,.., •nd laughiKI • lot and " was of tun sround In wand new s.tatlon wagons '"'d I'd th/11~ I'll rak~ • vow ol POverty It ,_. 1 was cold. bul even aller I put on my tong underware Qnd cltan~ som• or•ndy, I was cn,l/f!d-1 m not so sure now lhl/1/ netS anylhtng 10 do w1tn the w11athe1 I waroned everyone as they got d1un• er and 11•11 myself wtlhdrawmg from u all II seemfKI lt~e • terrible wl~te to me II you 're • I Don't l/11nk nun-/ thlnlc normal people """ De noly-hOIIel, In fact I /lave leu then mos' ol me nuns 1 lcnow. 1 gsve away my rug and I sely the rosery every nlg/>t. so wnar's the drlleutnce<J Out sex llv•s are t/'Je same. too. soot guess thtt ont.altrerence Is tnar I don't tOOK MIY or Like we could nave used /he money to reltglous do sometnmg else -./" ..,;1 God. 41iii!!S. Well .. ~ wasro• Dul 11 semed 11-e II All 1 could #teet> '"'"~utg of "'"s 1he w01• I n•cl to do at nom• and /loll</ my /acmdry "'"' ptlmg up 1~ rhc ba s~e/ "' my clo••' MY THREE SONS HAD THEIR PEN NY LOAFERS LINED UP ON THE FLOORS OF THEIR CLOSETS AND WALLY AND BEI.VER CLEAVER ALWAYS MADE THEIR BEDS II you prllfJhd long enough. tile pretense oecomes 1e1IIIY I tttld that somewhere our I can't remember where t'm actmg-oeltevl"'l- very controlled and Stlble I'm 1/ndtng 111at II doU o.com• automatic. and that hopefully I'll BECOME tfle good person, someone my lrlends can lool< up lo and ptedicteD/e enough ro always be atound "'" "" I'm nH<Jfld somewhere So lat. no one 'sgt>'lng ewa; pans ol myself now that t"te cleared out my OWN 1/lo. I don't /lave any distractions or clutter atouhd me and I carr eotrCflfll,.lf on molfl Important thmgs Like what • like , • She gol ner hair cut l ast Salurday al>d 11><1 only way she coulcl de5Ct1Do \he Slyle she wanted wa.a " early Llze Mlneltl-llke 111e Slerile Cuckoo " ~ #IWay$ wlntN lo o~ • nvn 11~~ lngnct Haylev M1IIS was '"" nun mo'*'le once W ilen she was a child . her gra<><lmolher used 10 gel lie• 10 clean her room oy 1ethng ner lhal sne neve< knew when lhe nis~op wouiO Do coming over 10 vls•l Melody kept the bltd balh llllt!<l beCause she ligurlld 11 c:oul<l douDie as holy water toni JUSI In ease The blsho!> nt~~~er showed up, out she always rememt>e<IKI ner grandmolne•'s warning And over s'"ce 11\en, she's kePI The Bible In plain slghl. She lias a lways been a cauhos person When I left /he /louse 1/rts morning. I rook • took arovltd lhfl room as 1 closed the door and my eye fell on an empty glass t/>at wu 5//ltng on 11te desk. The m/11< /tad dried l nro 1 crusty 1/ng on tile bottom and alii could tnmk of was people would say IJboUI II II they walkiKI i n untupacted/y So I went baclo In and put the glass In the link 1 s ranea 10 wall< away and turned ~c:Jt to rinse It out and pur lr In r/>e strainer I QOI n tar as rne ltont door end 1 tvmed bec:Jt again, washiKI the glass. driiKIIt and pvt It away The Toilet lone tuewood and !JOI moscu1t0 bites and sltpped on the rock$ near rrre l>too~ When we all got t>ack 10 the campstte. we oum a tue ind ltiltJ hot dog!: and u was aO very QUill/ and Simple. No f~ . Liza used to cry a lol In lhat mOVJe. She saw 11 seven times not only : :t~¥ can I s~m to leave ANYTHING alone because ahe llklld 10 walch Uza cry ?'; And I don I ~now wh y-nobody ever but t>eCau$1! she wore a oreal ~' comes to "'''' luntened< and alwaya looklld tllefl~ same. P!IKIIclable. Si mple clotnes..~ • simple halrcul. Then I put rhe glass away and looked ar the strell-lhere were 5 glass•• lor Slerlle one pe11on But 1 was lale IO' worlt and I dldn~ have time to peck tMm up or I wondet II nuns ...r read Arthur C. pitel> 'em. And now 1/'s Dot/lertng ph011tfS. ao. no n•tlfSPBPf!'S no r•diOS Bur allot a sudden I cur oft lrom ,,_ ,, wea ltke 1 c /langc<J channels and watcned everyone ftorn my room I k&pl 1 • 'fou 'r• gewnp warmet Aw, now you 'te gellln~ cold, colder on. you'•e r~errmg cold · ~ Ana vet't1y It came to pass tna• sne gave. away unul she no mote to giY&, ... and tnen sne Qa•e awoy some more Jen~ Le"''' Sly$ lo give un111 11 r.uns She d10n1 neCIO tnat tdx relum or those checks stubs or tast yeaf'S ca• regostrallon or I hat picture ol her old c100 o• 11111 pile ol recipes or lho$1! old sutw;~lasses or lhal rio<;~ or 1~a1 olo alget>ra leXI or her shoeS I rom nutSing scnool or lhll yearbOO~ 01 mose oo•e• ol stationary or the e1111ta envelopes or all thOSe pens or all 11181 eXlra paper or lhat exita roll ol Scolcn 1ape or alllhat wrapping paper or a ll \hose cancelled chec~s 01 alllhal wrapping paP<lf or all I hose noleboolls or lh<>U e<tra oauMles or ""' ex1ensron cord or those algylo soc"s 01 b01h dtetlon~rles the tuuny , tM tel hom Hawah 0pos1ers on !he wall or 01 atl lrose dlllerent oalrlngs or t~e e<lra 1ypew rr1er rrbbon 01 lhetypew riler 01 _ , We wenl ump,ng agam l•lf weel(ena ana tnt$ t•m• I MADE mytell ha•e • good ume. we too;. a teal tong htke around the p~r• and c hopped up Melody pao~l!(l up 1toe glasses a<><l dropped tt>em rn lhB Goodwill 81 1ne shopprng con1er Bul 11 dldn' l hurl vel Ill•' How '"berate sn• hom nor haf\d - g•rn• - Yew,,. gettmg warm everyday Tl>tl 8 Hour Cougll Formula shppeo ~~ t le•l a little lrAe that Chlloten·q• . how /ar can a petson entDIS become Jesmy Betgman Everyone would come 10 me Out I wou/dn 11 tJave to go to anyone I would be the one to be teliea on. rrol to nave 10 relv on anyone else myull go /lrrrtllf Witl1 no buflers m he! Ill~. no cusnJonr to Dr"a~ tfle tails she encoun/ers m clear, s1arry nigh£ m~yoe 1~a1 5 rno onr~ ''""II ~ppearanct:ri gves$ , wasrr·r re•Ur ". Y mcd,c;ne caomet. ''She's tostmg the Tncre was a thntl slory In MS. M agazine aOOUI a woman Who II'Oel! In a small town and ow<Wid one shii'PI'a lat dress. wO<l\ed In a WooiWOIIh's slore. owned one spaon, one kn1le, one lork one pial e. a nol plato. and a red roat1s1er Every nlghl she drove nome lrom work cookl!(l up a simple dinner ruo a aasslc. and wenl 10 De<l. wlln the cunams btow~ng 1n artd ou1 and wtln lhe l ull moon shrnlng orlght i n lhe ~ tJicewh•J? Ootl/08 and rBlOI 0 /BcleS from ih~ me-l have 100 much ol 8ometl>tng- was te. 1 ,.,.,, 1 dorr "l t<ave too much WASTE-I have t oo much and 11 Is a weot• that I do pulltll!J at myself to •nap out ol•t but I Aept sr~rrng tnd srarl"!! ' ' them 1 w~s~ ·, IUS I rhsll was cut otllro m •t. bvr I almost dlctn 't NEED to be part ol tl all arrd I FINALLY FINIILL Y lett 1/tal I ,., , above 11 all and lhlt I ,.as fREE 1 was there lot THEM, but they couldn't get tn to M E Igor real ootd ~uri 1usr sal tht<r~ dronUng or1ndv to mysett that 1 cou/11 SH 11ght through ..,erythl"'l and TME'f COULDN ' T So tlelt really nappy-1 was probtao/y dtun< out I ltlt happy and all >tndJ ol songs were gomg t/>rovgh my head I srarrce slngmf} at>solurrly A WFU L songs JUSt to see <I I could s~ocll mysell out ol O.lng the """' blanket at thf party " Httler had only one o/g 0111 " "SwtnQtn' on rfiB our /louse door · 1///1 They I loll an 11m around me and everyone was sllltnll In a circle atngmg Campltlfl 'ongs 1nd swoymg Dacl< 11nd IO'th /IAe glfl scou/s. t trrea to toln m anf1 nove /un. errd ge< ctny, Dull couldn 't I'M TR YING SO HARD I'M TRYING SO HAFID I'M TFIYING BUt nothlll~ /lappanea I wu lmp/odtng I _ _ ;;::;:;;ijjjji couiDrr t como o•~~ out and t>y ""• ~ -~ snd rrmo I really wanted to De pan ol rr all nuggrng my friend$ ,,nd gelling She stareo lne Phono t 5 veral 01 81 mtnutes ~6 strB'gntcn~ net natr she needed a llatrcul IIZA ano plc~lld up tner tecel\10' She dialed the numbe,. lOOk a deep orealh cleated her lh1081, and saki 11\8 1ruck would be there TuesdaY 10 prck up ""' plano. 11 plmosl hurt tor a minute. Out she owallowed II a<><l wenl 10 bed Somelll!feS I tmagtM Rod SerlrnQ'S voice as I clean out llr• halllt/IIKI dtunk Wtff'HJul Frnatty 1 gave up-t c<m 8 I••~ hug Pteny soon everyone st•ttf!'d crusnmg up me oeer cans and tttrowmg them mto the lite (lie ca.nJ turned Otlnge. lhtltl gray. tnen wntte and t l epl starrng •nro the embers All by mysell Somebody ttrrew a bucAIIt ol water on the logs HOSE THEM DOWN, GUYS JUST HOSE THEM DOWN �t did you heat him? ~~ CGUid:a SW<ft icmd>ody ~ j 0 lntroducod it I with the wonk " ond "'""· in the guise o( a.tt Ken~ . mUd-...........! _ - , . for 1 m<"llopolitan -bureaucnc:y; S""'' i ftghts. •• - neva-enclin!t baule • for WHATEVER an j as the American way" dod you lar him? 20 mulf lt:Wtn "o11pbox actor playing Ptnid.nt "all the seriou.s inttllcctuuls oJIUO\."hour Boob from Ireland and England calendars from Germany and Japan ~c.·n·t"ral " prepau.· world war ov,., -.u. at>d Lightfuuntain Books ~ 532 Elmwood AYII. ~lo. N.Y. 142:22 ~ him ..~,.h " why. lan~rwhtn w~ WE EVEN HAD LACO BOOKSIORES, INC. .I . I .., ~ ,. """''""'' ..=:s- with n~ht ,,., tiJ.thl it )Htow OF LITERATURE -=--e: .b - - cimct uxk shoos. rootin ' it GIFTS FOR LOVERS f didn ' t kn.. w ri~o... \n~la 's gig (hue him t.hooJ.!h was a - I = ~ ITI I<t'"n~ly shucldoring m hom again cerrors clisguised as prim< tim</ q1) Walt Whitman: A Life· Kaplan $15.00 .Literary San Franc'-<:o Fulinghettl -$15.95 Lectur-es on Literature Nabokov • $19.95 .· kad on oht P.ouhtrs A Book of Women Poe.t . From Antiquity Brownetone- $29.95 Wallace Steven•: The Poem~~ of Our Climat e- $8.95 Paper Leue,.. and Es«<ys of E.B. Whl.t e $12.95 Boxed Set ,, .._,j rldricl~ ~ primed for obj«to" co war who ~odn ' t run when hr play«< •ht D<mocnt jton< nowh<-r< thuo • ,,.,.,.. chanj(r). I .,.. "'s still a gam< of :tnimals .. a1J Wr ..., - ~. playing (or soop suds, hleu.-h jubs and did you hrar him/ h,t<n I _. diJ ynu lldr? Hstrm Ltt us frtt our~tlvts from dtbt Ltt 14 frt< OUtUivt> from glol>oi. ilogN!Itudt from tloost wloo tlti•lr . ' I"" .Tt l.&i:i: Earthly POCH,.. - Buqea • 115.95 A Cltartflf! of U11ht- Cortazar • .11.95 A Mcui • FaUad- $14.95 GOdel. Eecher and Bodt Hofetader • 18.95 Paper _ PLUS MUCH MORE ()pal nil B:SO pm ~ Frw IWtiW "'-Do.-· CM1e. ,.._ ,.,., - ''¥ LJ ;; ..J , tht uotionoll$tf1 of FBI • /.<t ... bring """ • ~ I • ,,. ·~ KJ(J( • whtR the <ock . -'-= &d c~ ~- . jl4t lilrt sdt'.,l"' u/J limt' r~lig;Oif 36!_0MolnStreet~ 833-7131 .... • tn-..Jv di«<) spik.,. ~ Crltlct.m In the Wddemea Hartman • $18.00 The Madaooman In the Attic Gilbert· $10.95 Paper Lette,.. of Vlrgtnla Woolf Vol. 6 - 119.95 lit' III;U1~ touri<~~t (:u upui~n, .... 77 turns. - ond did..,.... ICftPPY young rqoulollcan """ - loliolwl F. ,........ �.· l, I wo!dled os a , ~boy. ~ his hP delioaldy. blond. pMpOCI·hbl'ing<n~ lublodc~seo salty grains or eanh fall away. ~ g'auged its m.us ' ! 0. l.. ..~ l ~ J 'hgcrlake~ In private fasdn0tion. all Tiger Foils could <kliver , and mack the valley sw,.npy ., we drew neat "' r.ga River. · We wore stdl far when row years bod elapsed. and wen foccecl to tuni bock when doe lost poner rolbps<il. We mumed to the '-'es we had left to many years benu when T''IF Mountain was still disunt ...d T''f!<' ra.... 6oc:onoe roo dmw. Then his ey<s ~craytd hi• m)nd's rnac:binarions, and his l'lng<ts tighttned one! m~ tms<d. ond with Iron dtcisivmtss. he swung '-1< elegantly, jtlther<d ~ n>erk smngth • split·K<lOild and launched it: :"> = We AW T''IF MouDiain .. we sai\rd into r'IF &;. Wiele one! diNnt it stood. shrouded in tbe mdt o(,eady clay. Tiger Mountain ..mloomed •• we mard>ed through tbe tiger grass which gre..J on the Tlgu Plains and on the foothills near.Tiger Pass. amclldttcl it up. ... reet~na ~ ... I i The rock dirust forward terudy. its ~ular sides 1\uhing. and with phallic arTottanee. hulled through tobwebs ond mel tlie'window with an i<ey smash. ~tlo.- saeamed' in _)low ~ion fit_'i, pow<kriud ln<~antly. the """'~ht Rlinted elf blood rtd. He turned a w~y -O.M. ,. . ... as the dust -enled. ..,. por.alyud in the' •ikntt. and ;,;, fair head rriaxtd. • ,hf,..l.k, slump«!. I cuuld hear hrs bean pound 1ht.· void. f he 'ttt<>d alone · ('Xord~Jn lhi ~W\ Ilk< Ody<.<tUS · "' maybe Ja.,... D.-an. in ·' a< • ' '1,tJ't,~ A full blown rose wa• our hou.~ Rising in my mind like the sun -Or .,.,;,.,, all round end full And sljthing ~k an <ttll· • The hand that >Wepl OO'OSS the filet" Moi\td bod> sun and moon as one h rOoSt' as a flown hrld In the mocinbeam shining hghtnlntl Of frost and f...,. A ~1 ()( completion wo< all o( conrrad>nion T ~· And wbta we hdd the candle Of> Our selves ••ere- min-ofN 1n tht- otho 's C)'~. And when '!"'Jlft"ed into the no...... hs flame hdd the organ or each ·, own ltfe And each's other selL h ro.t round and rtd And grieved with the weight of completion: . We w<re riveted hy 1.he yok< of fullness> We were J:>ou).d.ancl caplivt in the «<I or lift. yeoh. - �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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O(faclal• o( lhe Follell CU<:ll}' wb&t iJ JOina 10 be IDIIOum:ed, llut Corpor01lon cxpresaed oonfidt:n« thai 1he 20 the Chicaao-bu<d company which nuu th< year kue will bt renew61 wuh link C&II\JIUI bookstores, is obllpjed by ill dilriCIIlly, <asioa on< or «he many Pan><l B romraa with the Unlvonity to be the initial stumblloa blocks. drvelopcr on ... tho<CS or I..Ut LaSalle. But wvera.J rc.nrlcdonJ ham~r the Company from <kvelopioa th< ale. lnludl rates oow ho'erina around 19 pcr-cau deter Patcd B, orialnally scheduled lor pocC'DtiaJ iDvators. Ano1:her dra•bad. u a CIOtllplction in ScptmbO' 1977, wulniO'tded New York S.aoe r~ulaoion Matlna lhu 10 bollSt 20.000 square rett or orroce spat<. • pmpmy owll<flloip re>'ms bact 10 111<: Slate 150-cwm hoed aDd • marina. But, ftnancW 20 ,....... limil•lolu have shrunt ' " - p1aos w a mo<c Aschiteaunl eccuiclmoJooou obo poso mod<M 7S.OOO sq1tut 1001 Iota!~ third sp<eW P<Obl<ms. Tbr booUO<< mu" ~ ..e a or wtuch will bt ranved for a bookstore. facadt compatible .. lllt twuns Ambeno IIIII< announccmmt of the Pored B'sSWt c.mpus bwldinp. Sintt lilt prOject lJ Oft lJ tho fubj«l of today's oonr«CIICe, it will Sial• Pfo.-y, bdildona pnca :u< also com< t.,o """'" bt(O<C SUNY's mu Juaher. IIT11n&tmenl wirh UBF O'td>. Cl&rrmlly. UBF Onr Capen HaJJ sourct confinntd 1b11 OP<Tat<> the I~< plot on • rcnt·rru " Pared B" is ohe lopo< o r luday's Pfc:n buu, but 11nlao iatpro...,.cnu >~an by ooni<TtnCf, aJIIWII.p othcn denied ' no" '"' O..:tmb<r Jl, lht Foundation mwc sun any la<~s UBF Pr<Mdcnl Jolin C..oer atd I>O.fll\1 an annwol rml or S I SOO per oe« to the " It's"""' (Follcn's) snow,·· and rc(mtd 1111 Stat< II work b not W>d<T way by OecembO' qucsuona 10 the bonl comp:lll) Folldl '$ M-,.....- .n... by 0... Holder c•..,.M) u;,., ~ <JUI<t d<wa Ill< un~nown, but today, o(ficiab o r IlK Follett Corpo.-toon are holdin& • p<... ronl«mtt 10 " anC>OW>« a major pri\'attly·fiDa.nrt-d con;truct•on PfOiecl on IlK AmlK<II C~~~npus, " "'hi<h some Uttivtts.ity .sourtn tnwt W\ll ~ 1ht-.a an or Pared 9 . Orrlciab or t,hr Unh«ut) of BuHolo foundauon (U9FI-•hoch " Squirt Hall Oencral Manoa« Ralph Tredt .u.ld ht wu Su<Pflsed &llh< pr& rdase, o.od rewakd that be was unaware or chc: session it announced. The unccnainty extended into 1hc c:orporadon headquantts in O.icaao. where scctctancs ttvcaltd lhltl the Albany DiAtia M&~~aaer wu 1ota1Jy uninformed about loday'a mealna. Ont >1a/T penon iodicaled !1101 only o ne penon 01 Ill< maio ofr.tt knew wlw WD to b< annoU<'ed. but .u.ld thai be wu "unrcadlable." Oat AssiJwJI Vtee Prcsld<nl *' Ill< Follat BoobtOfe divuooo .....S "ooly ot>< l oo"' wlw '• aoin& oo, aod thai'> (Cbaiinuon or th< Boatdl Rt>bcn J. R. FoUnt u The ch•d t llrtut~•e: ,.,-as o.peatd ia Buffalo )'<'ll<!'d.ly. and .. scb<dltlcd 10 sptal Colic-a< penon at today•,. 1.30 p m. COJirn~ Should P&~«l 8 malnWg:c tt cottld atltXI ovutdc commnaal antntsll, lftChKhna a Md>ona)d '' rtstaurant Ho•nn, btforc tht roc of t h t bustness ~ommunuy commit; ..udf, l~e ~or a pnwatc rompany m~~ b< a..sured wednesday Vol. 31, No. 44/SUNY at Bullalo/10 December 1980 dill,.~ leo''" to IM Unh••f• l t) ~tt11hrnll one I:OPf ~ ~~ b) Thomas R. Co<ola Am EdltOf john Lennon : his life. Jn retrospect £o 11<'<1111 ) Qitn l.rnrron, 40, • VJ joto//y J Unntd down'" lhriobby <1/lhr \lunhJmon DoAoto OfNJrtmtn t {'()mplu by o mo1t illltg«J(v IN.I~wd by N~~ I or4 C rl• Allrro MorA Chopmon. JJ. u HaMlii naJiw. Lemon u11d '"II<' Yo4 o Onu1 tt'tn.• rltllrnltl~ ., from a r«''nilng se$Sl0fl _.lt~n LrttiKJn ~cu shot fiw wnn 111 tht ~hal. l<ftmm. and bock arras. A.a Ius •t/r :f<'ri'(Jmtd jur hrl(l, unnon .,,,. rushtd ro RO<Mwil Husprto/, /J biO<'As owl!) / rrTm thr ~JJ;IIdU.,. RoouW!It Hospito/ >PObsmDn J'/IJ k·(/t. "!""'"""' Dr. StrpJof"ll l.,ytrn prono~n- Lmrwn "dHJ •• orrival" ••ylna thUJ pHtrtt>Jirlll dD*f' ""' dOM /0 hi.J mtdor orttnt:f. opd "r~usJo,t.1 I)' onytltlnx roukl not lt~lp • • John Lennon was born In l.r><rpool, EnaJaod, on Octobes 9, J9.40. HI$ Iattin. Fred, ron away to,.. btfou bb binb and IUs mocbc:r, J.W., unable to luppon him. lllfoed the rutu~ sw ova to ha Auot Mimi aDd Uack ~lour and one hall )<an lOla. The younal<nt>o<lwa an aucmdy talaued bu1 mdchr<\'>0111 lad Hthad btpn wrilin& "book<""' th<~of c!CIIt."!!lft 'ilso caroed a ~oo ror bdos • n&IJta and a lfOu~k<s His le<Dq< years .,.,.. tptnl shopHrtins and haru.in& gilb, bill lit -h<ic» was adotkltd on Quany Hiab Scbool, a ropoaablc pnvare IOIIIItlliool IOC&Ied ntar bb Aun1 '• 11om<. Du~ hi$ frtshm.an yt01, Lennon wu touahl maklnt obtornc and by hl!r «CCn<! }"ear, h1> report card read: 60 Hottdas . . A Cowa He ~as.ces cxhet pcopk's dr&..,.,... ,,_,.. Lennon donnpoacd and quesuoocd IMirtuuoou....,"' an tar1) Ill<· His mcourqed her .son'.s behavior, ADd sht abo boualu him hii rrrst &Ulllt bol9SS. Lennon was tmPfesaed by Bill HAley. Elvu Praley and och01 mod~· AtntJicon rock•n-<ollcn, and leh !hat perhaps rock was !lie aJITtCI ouokl (O< 1\ls rrwtrauons. In 19S6, ho pthcred 1\is hiah school chtnns tOAtther ...0 lomted I aroup called tht Quanymcn. Also lhat y<U. I I a Uv<Tpool church festival. «he sbahtly drunk Lennon met 1 younc. lcll handed aultarist named Paul McOt.rtney. McCanney snowtd the Quarrym"" how 10 play " owemy dab• Rock," aad ho ldl Lennon dctply impres.<ed . Talulod L.cnnon, Mc:Car1 ne:y, and Paul'1 fnend Ckorgc H11rn.son JOtned to&t1h(t on 19S8. A ydll l&lcr. ~noon a ucndtd Liverpool Art Colt<&<. and h«:ome lriCflds "'ilh lalctllcd Stu Sutcliffe, who wu pw-suadtd by Leon0r110 buy • blllauuar and JCMn hn band. 8)1 1960. lht' boy" ilnd a drumctm were urr to Hambwa. Clcnnany. Tbry played on and ofT, from HOIDbWll lo U...-poot lot owo years. Many 1\ardr.htp• and dtsappolntmmu cxxured, mOCI notably Suocltf(c's dt8th In Hambllfa. 8UI by 1962, tho Bcado ,..,.. diJCO•O'cd by a Loodon bull......,aa, Brian Epstcn. Eo>tcin. a ~. "'"' very phy>iallly allriiCted 10 aroup l<ad<t Leonoo "'l.a&lonship tvoi....S. but t hen: .,...., a m<><e important dlmllbusiDCISIIlan cam.ar-adcric bet..-.... Eo>tcin ud the boys. II - Epstcla who d<esaed bis llaliJ<s in shin aod tJcs, and had 1hclr halo tut to mopiOPf. Epstdn ...., pn>molislc IO!IICthina $p<Cial, somt!h(Jia II<: was to distribute .,_,.j U.. world bJ 1!164. 11>< lkatlo JWllchcd drummeR from Put Best 10 Rlnto Storr. and • «< P<oduotd bJ 0.0'11' Mania. "Love Mt Do" wu their «riumprh, aod • No..,...., r"" ii<W or IUD followed ow:r lh<...,.. row yeonlilce " I WOIUIO Hold Yow Hand," " Hdp," aod "Y<Sttrtlay." John Lau>coo was c:stablishill&lumsclr os 111<: '""' tea&r or thil fabulous poop. I& io>t<DK. pcJSOGOilyric:s .., " Hdp" aod hia rl171lun auitat wut trademarb thOl will bt . . - c d with the , . .1 oupcraa. dri""" .... ,,..;),. ._..... ".... Califc.-nll t.!JI"f• and Paul Mc:Canncy wat wnurta abaw JJ.fh he wanted 10 .., .. inlo bis ~r. ... Lennon ..... tdb.oa people 10 "tum orr yOur mlud<. relu and rloal down<lnM! "l..enoon .,.. .,...,.,.,..,,... But rnor~ ampona.ntl) , Lennon wuabo PfOifOSUII~ an 1ndJVKI:uat He...,, 10 ~n 10 >1100< 1h< mo"~< flo ,. / w..., Tltr 14'« . and bt met up Wldt an ovanl 1ard<. lapanoo Amcrt<aa namtd Yo ko Ono. A> lit rce.alled tn . recuu Ptilyboy \fttCIVK• . rc:U 10 to\'C ...0. Yol.o. l ~ . m!' Cod. thtJ n d.lff~ntl fro-m ant'lh•nc I' "'<' na kno•n. n.D is IIIOft thu a M ruord, mor< than t old• mort ol\an <Hf)'lhtnJ h "onclacnoabk ''•hm' r--. ..,..ill Ya Lmnon alkatk. aod adJ lhcu leader t.-clccaded thOl Lennon was oltm out>poken, and 1M mDSI troublcatlme JleaiJ< for II>< aroup thould.<top IOUMC In 19(4. and ID 1967, Tbc llaliJ<s produotd thrlr monumental albwn. St. /'qlfNr'• wfii'IY Hton Clllb &Dod. Brian Epstdlo 10 c:ootrol. He ortco ooklth< IIWiaacr thai h< lonbed tbe ahln and llc tmll<. and be often ""'n •una)asla ill the studio 10 spote Wlbon r<tolltd IOICI that ho wtnl lnlo a nloe mooth dqw<SOloo after Eo>teia . I..CJuloft. it .-oed, did 001 waot 10 llold anybodY'> hand, lit ~jlelllrtl 10 thiJ aJ'I>um, Likt lbe rca Of Ill< WO<Id, WiiJon WlUIIed to tno,. WMI<d to bll< it. llllllcad, lit waated 10 CXO<rima>1 with his mw>c and bb wh.u would happai oat. Unl0f1unatdy for Tbc Bcalla, uqedy uruck . 8r!aA Epstein dKd ol a ldcu. He was not COIIIcat ..W. m<sdy JmOk:ina a jolnlot Ill< lluctlnaham P~ bllltroom aod aiulina wbil<lh< Quea> baoded him the pr<s<IP>u dNaov..-doo<, kavi111 Lennon cooltlsed and'" a Jl&lco( shock . Mtt:t IlK ckaoh, Lennon fdl he "toOl conUol o( the 8c.atJes IO Patll," OS McCartney MBE oward, be tDe» there wu an unoplored wO<fd thO'< thOl needed 10 bt commcsiCd oo. H~ started to bRal: away arWtic:ally in~~~. a mid· lnshitd 011 the album and moY>t prodUCtion or~~~~ M<q.K<tl Mpt? T~JW. commonly r<fcm:d 10 by critlo u tho Tt<q.kol M)'lttl)' To11r. ILwu 11>< sbdes ~dl rsured •wo Lerulon cuu, " H< Said, She Said.'' and " Tomorrow Neva knows." What Ill< 8clch Boys were wridq about ~ dean""'· lnsi~e l Horry hits the bit tlme-P.J I Sonto has orrived-Pp . l 0- 11 I The 'Underexposed' of 8uffolo-Second Section �.. ~Sorry 1 Ia.., o.a.w • _,. .. ar ...._~<SA) "-'11 ...... TIW .liP«'fntm ...., • . . . , ........... i """'· ~ j ----•IMSA.,.,_ef ....... OO..-• fKt lot II MIIMN ............ ~DIMW. Tilt Sptctnim ....,_. .., ...... - ...... .,. .... PARTY DOWN T.ONIGHT At l%~11 lounge (for.erly tile Bo.a·VUt.) WED- ROCK 'N ROLL with HJ< Wiag• THUR· J)OlJ.AR NITE all bar clriw $1.00 .... ss·I 'II Lb. cheewbargers. Fll. ud SAT· Good Toea, Good Food aad ·GOOD BOOZE!! JOIN US . NEW ClltiSTilAS SPf.CIALS SUPD SAU PIJCE 1\e Pe,...ica "New New YoN' lq. US $5.79 UST SAL£ Yee "Yee sa..w." IUS 8.69 ....... "Lei I w Diary '67-'80" 13.98 10.19 6.59 U9 7.19 U9 Ut 8,J8 us us us IJI a-t.....,. ....... "s.. .. S...." &.JI ~ lt.lt "" lUI Ws....t"f.-. ....... ·----.,.................. ..... t - ....... ,.....,.. ~· Ut &.JI ... ,. '" .... ~~r... , . . tiiM ........................................ .... .....,....w . ........,.,.. '• • • IICIIIF" ' ' • ~ ~ 0,. .. ..,._ JU&liot lltstry's wanut was issued. based on his ~· 11\11 lb< ftlm violated a Slat< law cltalina ..;o, obfc:<nicY-.111< penal cod< dassiflftlh< ptomotioa or any oboccoc: lOll<rial as a Cla:s. A mis<lcmdnor. lc ,. also a m.isdcmreaDar for a penoo to present. dirm. or participate in m oboccoc: per.{0<11100a:. Evaru 'Thcaltr lctomtYS Plan co mtn witb District AUorot)' Edwvd COSCJO¥< aod 8tsUy 10 toOl<!.! tbc sriwrc .in lb< arouads Lhac Co/f:u/4 " noc pcxoogapbic, and tbtr<fort deco not fall Unckr IM jurisdi<tioo of aoti-obsanicy laws. Sinte its release laM February,' cootnwersy has s,.dltd abouc ch< lltbtic •-.Juc of chc Cf()lic tpic film about ch< Roman Empirt. A recx:ot court decision in Bo.saon ruled 1hr film not pomoll7llphic. ProdUC<T Bob Gutcione, eire founder of Ptnthomapzin<. cold ch< Caur~-Expnoss: "If I wanctd co makt • pomoa,.phk' tnovie; I could have taktn oh< mo~Ky I 'pent on 01/tulo ond mad< abouc 200 or lh< most e-xpensivt pomoaraphic movies ever madt and htdgtd my btu. Thar, obviously, .,..... , whao I ,...., afccr." ·- Wbilt lbc PfOitUI would probably bt establillltd as pare of NCCC'& blllincs$ dqlanmtoc. 'bthcr oreu of cbt colkae would bt af!tcetd, illcludloa !he <llliDary arts and ho'IJI~y -ams. ~ccc o..;. or ear... ond Communii'io lidllcllloa Clary McGIIfre cold c.ht Btif/6/o Ewnlfll ~ws. Mceulr< CIIIPiwiu& NCCC'&iml*tiaiiWid on cht lcJ&Ii...t aamblina w-o., ""' ..m.... the.DtOCI ro< lh• formal td...ation as a a:rtiflcation ~~ trainiQ&·coursc. In consltU, MeGuir< cacqorila ell< m<tbod Las Vqas us<s as an "apprcnlicabip proanun." Buffalo's Do..-nt0"11 blllintu CoWJCil's ofl'<r or fret Mcuo Bus ridn downco"'-n last Thursday as part of a ChriJtnw sales promotion ' cun!td out to bt an alitnsuna txpft'itnCX ror sorrw'. Despit~ the cx.lensh·C' advnhSiftl eff0<1s or ch< Coun<il. many passenJns ~<rt obscntd by TM !ip«tnJm payin' SO ten!$ for rides oh<y could hn< cucn for fr«. Th< ptomolion did noc apply co riclns who wert trlnJfttnna to othn- bVJtS or hcadina to destinatioM other than ctowntov.-n Buff&Jo. ThtfC(otc. the fare box6 ('(luld not be co\-crcd. Siam • -ere posttd on bus c~rcuors proclalmlna 1he: fr« ride, but were conspociously abs<nc from rh< far< bo>ts. Additio1111lly. a rc"' buso h~d the exterior Si&l'.s acddmtaJl_y rftnOVW, Only thOSt who mal\ll.lcd to hear the informativt. radlo s;pou knew 10 take advanraaeof the offer as most buJ drivtrs made no ancmpt to aid uninfOfmt'd d()wnto'Wn paucngers; the driven assumed money v.•;u belna dcposhed for a.nc).lhtr dtstination. The tnitlal intent or the promotion. to allrl\'1 customers to the lllr&c downtown l hoppina area, pr"'<d co b< a '""""'· L.L. fl<fa<r In<. Prcs!deno Louis L. fl<tarr. Jr . <Allrd Thuo>Ciay "our btsc doy of ch< ytar. " Hr <rtdlotd the r«rnlly formtd Couotil foo aldillii.Powntown re!tlll«l. Tht orpniutlon is an orr~ of Cb< Wwo:m New York Retail Merchant> Auot:Mclon . FtOHnHO RA~$M~ An oft•thool of the nKoJenl Unity D•t Rail,, IN 1\lffato St"'*'t• A.e-k-111 R.Kf•m cqaniutloon wll bt holdint • met;ting fn Ha,.. lounge 1omorrow. The rally ~~ :i'M~~,u.. · .................... a, UiiM Aalna uoder cht Sut< Prnal Cock, Amhcnc Towa JU&liot Sh<:rwood L Beary ordcr<d c.ht •<ccktnd &c:iz:lm of a copy or tho r.Jm Colitulo from oh< Evan• Art TheM« in WilliamsviU<. Area residcnc. lwl a>mpl.ained 10 polie< about lb< r~m·s pomocraplll< Talk of casino pmbling b<in& in.<eirurtd in fhc Niaa""' Falls' area has prompctd Nlaaara Counry Communicy Coll<a< (NCCC) offodals to r.plo"' chc po.ssibnity of a program to train a.sino worken. The prOif&m, fuhiootd after on< 11 Ncw Jent)l'• Atlanclc Cny Community Coll<a<. "'Ould involve crainlna In preparation, slot maohin< rq>a!r and cas•no ~~!!!.: 1504 HEinL AVENUE T....,...,. b)' Sk•• SiiUIOas . .·. FOR OUR GRAND OPEiiiNG • ., .,. ....... I.M" AliA "s.,. s..t, Daa "G.cW' ~ .,... "Cee.eialllawl(' =======-.City Spots I ._...,._.sf .. ....... J• • • Confronting horrors orraGism; Haas Lounge site of-discussion �.. .. ~ Since October $ I 30 Ticket Office loss remains a total mystery b)' Te.ry Canadt • Thrc< Other Trek~ orr~ <mpluyc:a lksides SarnpoOn wcrr ... or~ing on Oclob<r 18. and all proclaimed ~<heir innocence in Ihe Sp«tr"m Sto</fll'rirtr Sub Board I IJIIhorhics r<maln rnystift<d o•crthe d~olls of thciXtubcr di.appoaranct or SIJO from ll>c'Squor< Hall locket Offtcc. In an offrl<iaiJtatmtntto Sub Board, "hl<h runs tht Tkktl orr....,, Mal>l&tr Da•id San:tp&on prtstnttd three possible c>planatioM fot tht discr<pancy dtS<Ovtr<d aR<r tht Barr)' Manilow cona:n in Oaobct: .. Hrw, tnaccuracy oo my pat u~ counting and ro:orK1llna 1i<'tcu.. •• Sam)OO qid. Ht •bo po\ottd to th< lo.. of toctru or money duril\l bus.~ houn. ~ to tht _ ..... , or ~1.1Julo". tht l"-ll<t off'r« opcotd at IO:JO a.m -tbr« and onr half houu. nrbcr 1h:an Uj:UJ.I--ac lht h.~UCi-1 of Ccnual Tit' ~CI orr.cc. thf.' ~(01,"~ mattCf, After lnttrvicwlna thtm. $amp$0Q said he don noc W5P«t any of hu. cmployces. "' Non-human m echanical error i!. mlmmal." IKC'Ordina to Selnp$0n , "h4ch laves him anil Sub Board wilh "no st"P«'" and no lca4J or a 'Timinal O.Jiu~." Th< TKl<t Offict, lik< other ca.h ~\chlftJU, hu at timu had seall dr>cr<pt...., m rtc'dpt.J •hl<h ocrur about •••rt thr« 0< four cloys oa:ordi.o& to Sampson. The amount or money handl<d oo <Atobtt Ill, ~,..,.,. ltnt iutlr to a c:haoco: for atnttr rrror. J&lthouah Sampson .;on.,;derc:d tht \um. "not an untUulaJiy l&r~ .i!UOUnt o l nu.mc) for a Ot~t day A.Je." ~~of 1 1:110 lht)', Sa.rnpt.on rtportfd. bf ,u di!Cus)td .aid rcxtay, ~uti<'< C.anlpU't Soc\. urn)' 'lloU\ n01 ~alk<t In on th..• '"~\o( Slnuun )i}.HJ;•V.c: Uon'' S« 1lnylhtn& lhq ~o cha1 -.~ h:ih.•n't done-. " 5.ub Huard Dennis Black ~cal Of 111COtion. *'Wr hiYC 10 S«Unl) 111UHJC'd t i ~s:iblc," he lli•<l~a aUed those pn•:aulion.. Which g.iven :l gn::3t '""ludc. pl.a..:in' 11 hmn on the amount of ~o.iiWI ~Cpt In tht" orn~t dra .... cr and kttpiOI the \-.tStl ~~ ,,,~~ C'It In a ~rate safe. TM Lllt~o"\.tor abu potnccd out chaa lh~ n'KH\ty is .... "l Jac:k •OI\ Appo#'lrN •• O;tKI~ 0, PuOite Atl.trl Ketter appoints jackson; search process avoided by ~ Coocldlild NIWJ EtrliO' H t l I:»>dd MfS'llW) taLtn stn« thC'~ SClC'Urll) mawra ob\10\1\J) did oor stop th< lo» of Sl .lO and h< ha' stantd a datly ,-a"htcr tally shca •hh.h ~ lht .... or~cD wntc Ute numbtr of ltdtl\ \oOkJ ancJ L'~ C.'OII«·I~ •n • "olumn nc-.u 10 thcu namr:. At the tnd ur tht t;;l.'lhter'5 t~-tllft, the cmphasiLcd thai St\:Urll)' prte:aJ.Uion' are no . . frroM . . $qun trw1Uponcd tO :and hom 1hc: Squtr~ OCfttt b~ armed t~uartb But SamptOO ..a.~ nc-. \.IC'P,. h~d lo tlt; ~1\lnbudnlllhc ti~.-Lcra. . b.pa:tlllom. pHH'«< ~'UHt'\'1-lht' lldl"l unu_~ually lar~l.' l-'"a"h j h<tl orncx had an Ou\"~lur ,,.,.1.-.:flo..,-l'f ... - .-st..H MtSSifitOMON[Y ..'flllln'; Tk:lMOfr.e. lll.,..... lU I Octobef Aft ~r ,...,.. cu h _,. fftwa 0...W ~ tt .. • 10M M tJpt~ fht • .,., Ill ..WOW(:~ ...... ftVy M • fKIOr wt tbe torab~a•tcomplltt:J 10 tht" cash'" lht dra.. L1 A llt'W poltc)' on ..-u~h t\ 11 10 bt' prCSt."f1ttd 1nd Hl(" Sub UoariJ Dn~ctou mtcun~ '"The Ttd.n omcc n1Ufl~(l II ropon'-ihlc lor what goo on in th< Tk~cl orr....." d ...jmcd Ula..:k , potnllnJ out , ho,..C1rer, th3t tP..at Oon t104 nc"nsaut) mc.a.n Sempson K ar •110"' man) dtCfncnc thtnp." he mamta.n<tJ to P•r lht Crnlral lr<tn urn.... Ncuhtt lll~('l. nOt ~mp~n C'\pc\t to ~ tht nu~n1 llJU a~"''" Ci\Q.mp'-tln , hol\lto"CH'T tuu. nUl "¥•H.:-n ttl' h\JfX' fll IHK.Itt\t:, lh~· e'plantitton'' t nt th"· mOll( \' di).ap~aran~o·c Blud... on tht ,,chcr hantJ. does nor for&, (\\1 ..JI~o~roO\~'•n• V~tft'l c tha~ munt)' ..._cn1 ur .tn) tlcu111\ In ~amp••(m·, mmJ. lln explana1Jon '<~~Ill 001 tl"\Oht the- mautr ··a dcn't knov. tf a.n ) .. uukJ ~11\f~ m(', ~ .... u:...~ - 1t w.ould \t1ll tM: at~... """ rrn n<M ~us nnl ,.,,h Ill)' tu\\.'• tw ....ud unttl hMf• J to Nnd tft lhe m.tef1••• •t .4t.Mt 111 S.,.r. 0t 200 Fronc:uk on the Amherlt c.an\IW• Fllrilt"'• tt• 01*1 lromt • m. to 12:30p,m t..cl hom 1 0 m. lo ~ p.m To All Anti-Rape Ta sk Forc e Volunteers: Aaina DrrtetO< or Pubb< ArflltS H.vry Ja<bon ,.;a anum< llr< powtloo ruU~im<, errc:ctl'< intma!Wrly, TM Sp«tn;m has leamod. AJtho,..a Uni>eniry Pr<Sicl<at Rob<n L. Ketttt madt 1\is ckdsioo In lllo..,..btr. h< wail<d until lrut Thuroclay IO man his lllfi0110Ct111tllt al &n ..,...._,. mmi111 or top-lcvel Pllbllt Alfain penonnd. " I am v<:ry plaual to annountt llrol HUT)' Jock>ofl ,.;a -wn< tl>c rqular ullc: or Oirc:ctor or Pllblk A!rain," Kater's 1t1tcmtnt raid. H• th111k<d tht News Bu.-u mit ror ilS suppon·or Jocbon durlna IU• nla<· month I<Otm U Ktll\l head of the depat1mtnt and ur&<d contlnutd usiJtanrx and professionalism. Kdttt told TM Sp«t"'m Ural he hod Jle&l r.lth In Jacl.iOfl'J ablliti.. and that In Ill<: P\lblk MTaln position It WIS "ab<olllldy altlcallhlll hiV< comj)kte r:ooflflcnce that ht can do tht job." Ht abo pralttd Joc:kaOn'• "hooeJIY and lntcp\ly"' and oddtd. "I can COWl! on him ro I" JoiK doot.· Jacboa r<!fl-1 James D<Sontls, wbo rcsicu<d lrut Noo<rnbtr and ldl !he Ueiuniry lA FtbNiry 10 swt hi> own Iota! ~. Tbe DCW D<pat\lll<nt head bu abo bcto J<n'\1\1 U aD AssrAitlt IO the Ptaid<Dt, ....U.C 13'.000 from job>. k ttta said Mooday tha\ Je<klol>•• olol pooilloo ..ill be dimllllled. No..O Co01a<1ed by Tht Sptcrnurr Moodoy, Joctsoo rcfwed to talk to the - · UKf1in& that it ...... not pla}illl With. ~&hi clocl<" - not )'d prlln<d acorrc:ctlon for a ~entaror. 'Whtn thllappcanln print, I will Wit w1th you," Jackson said. Most lin>e1 when a job opens up 11 th< Unlvtnhy, UB •• rtqurr<d to acto~~ iu t¥ailabDitJ 111 compiWre< With Ftdtnl A!firrnall•'< A~ion ,, bad \0 r~ »>•mal b) ~b Boatd - • hr,h cvUcd the montanut ol thtit budtC"' •n oukr NC"tnheiC'\~o, 81iKI.. c.'phamcd H4E WAJT• H~ of hath~ •l'ld ottwt IIUO.nt. t i,inw(J In Sptii'IQ \tt11 R• •h • IIOII lormt In Squk• HtU.. MO'w:Lif1 the fM-•t day at , .,., ,.1JhUtlfon Studeftt• ,..,.. CaLIII for lhc'SIJO!ch~ ·•h 1.0UW ha~oc ~ lo» - Thank you for your dedi cat ion and services this past semester in m aki ng our university a safer pl ace. W e hope to see you all next semester. Please contact the CAC office at 831 -35 21 . *Applications for new Task Force volunteers are now available in room 345 Squire Hall, Orientation will be January 17 & 24 from 1-5 p.m. in room 339 Squire Hall. It is mandatory to attend at least one if volunteering next semester. �!.editorial 1 ~ At last? ' Wa'ra only guenlng, but we have a hunch that the Jl(eu Ill' Follett for today will CIMI with Pate.! B. II we're luclly, 11 will announce that plana for eonttructlon are underway and thle time. mean 11•• .tor .ure. ~ conference called j 6 ef 1u~nF1~!':~::c,~~~!l,\~~u';~h~~::~?U:to~u~~~~.':~': Amherst-the cornerstone to Parcel B development-was only a ! stone's tnrow away. nme after time we almost comically quoted ! > UBF President John Carter as saying that groundbreaklng would begin by. . . , Buteacn time thoae 'go ailuatlons' went right pasaeo UB and the • dreams lor Parcel B dlmlnlahed. Follett's expected development on tne Amherst Cempua Is not a 'gilt' to UB. It was pert of the ag<Mment WhiCh, tn 11178. I-.e! the bookttores to the Cori)Or8tion. That'commltiTH!fll. to bolld the $1 mlllloll boolcetore, has been viewed as the key to ~M~clla.ndlalng the propeny. So When Parcel B stood untouched these pest two yeatS, we blamed Follett. II the "major Jl(l•ately financed construction projecf' on the Amlletat Campus that will be &r)nourw:ed today translates Into Pareel 8 conetrvc:tloft, we are thankful that at last the time has coma. U~fortunattty, we can n..ar forget how tong I~ haS t!}(en. Bill, on the other hand, If the Mnouncemant that Follett melees today does not bring good tidings for<:ommerclaJ «WtaiQP~Mnt oo the new campus, II Ia time to get very tough and ·tell the Corporation that an agreement Ia binding. Once we know for sure that Parcel 8 Ia needed towards t>eoomlng a reality, we'll wlah the bookstore succeu end hope thai It Indeed encourages other businesses to Invest In UB. But until we the first lhevels deep In the ground, we'll save our word a. We have been fooled too ma..y times; hopefully nowtne waiting 11 over Today cou•o be •e'Y tmP<>nant for Amherst We nope ills Eulogy f or Lenn o~ l.lon<lay ..antng the wO<Id lost one ot lis ncroes. paf\. of ns history and a conlef11porary genius wno helpea IIAIISIU<m eullure tnto Ita prellen\ state T~brlllalalaytng Jollnl..ennoo In a New YOIII hoteltwodayaago unexplalllad. Ftve gun anots 8111\ed the life from a man who, 16 years ago, organized a group thai came to cllrlatert and dictate an Bra. One quick act destroyed e llvlng legend. Thera Is too much to aay about lennon: too much to aay about /Any leader who Ia uaaalnatod. The man will live on, as all legends do, through hla a~p!lahements and Impact. Hla name wilt stand, as It already R.i. as· a ayJTibol, e mattt. Hla II~ 1o1l11 be remembered through llls music. ' • Sill~ t he lose Ia «Wtutatt •• to lhe general Ions that oelleved In his WOfda and tollowed 1111 mu o To t10 very many, Loonon had so much ..are to glY8. Figllt against racism The ~of '"' uv~ slaylllg'S o~ aile .,.. biKk mao\ this pest Octoba< al)oold •Ill be •totlcl 1ft 1M oommunUy'a mind. It was a blatant IIIICI dalanl. ..,. of t.clsm. Groupe like the Bulfalo Stu.Mnts Agalnet Rectam the Cit !:ana Tu~ Force l\llle organbed to alloW -ot,lderlty a~illll the brulal acta and to Inform tile c:ommUI)IIy of '"' situation both locally and inte<natlonelly. The members of thou orgalzaltons have choaen to conlroot, rather tlla11 lg00f8, the problems thai persist In aoelety and IIIey eneourage support from an ever11rowlng aector. Taka time to VIall 11ua Lounge tomorrow and dlacuu the 11\raat of raclam. Little could be more wonhWhlle. Racism Is a problem thatll!aguea 111 all. · tales from o_v er the bar by Peta Rosen Now I know thJt, might not be In the B~e. but some guy I mel swears to God I his 11 true So what the hell I belle¥ed 1'\fm. Ho uys that when Adem wat all nut a/'lct heiYy 101 Eve, sJ\8 was pretty hoSIIIf'll~ Something about Pllying f\ard \0 geL And 1f'ley re•lty c;ouldn'l decide who,tner to ahead and do tt right then, or w111 ufltll be wu Oo 1810)'. • lhey bo1h nad a teglllmate golnt It was a cle.ar tossup. They 1.,.1 ~aloe! malting deciSiona. WeU rmaJry AdaJR oouldn'l wall any longot. and w11s lid up With St~ OUll&de In the COld lhOwet'l Me was detefmlned to ~Heide onu and tor all, 10 10 IC)D.k. .SO M Dk:bd up • ftllt roek and wal"-d ower to Eve Allam pointocl to,,. rock, and 1'- .,......., 11 agalnll nle heecS estawtng btood Ihal aptltttr.cl on one Side ot ttwt acone. he pOinted to lhe roO. end at n1s own - ''*" ... He pointed to che undersiO.o~ the stone. an<t tf'!e.n to EM. 5ne understood Adam huGQ the rock to tne air, aplnnlng il o~et and o\'ec. and reached out to catct\ h betore It t~lrtr.e gro<lno. But It fall to tho earth ond lhore w. . no bloo<l on tho ol<lo toeing lho sky. A bitchy omllu porvadod E'..'allps. But ..,_m """"" hia noaa, motioning lhll he wu IA.IPPDHd to catoh 11, end clllmlno tllat now nwst --- ,_.. It to the AleS a~n fat the \061 to bo lair. e.. ThlstimeA<Iatntaught II bet_, the palrnaot both but fat unlcnown r....,. turned n over ~ Yoi.J1,No. aa .................. Joho~ W~. ~' Erenac-tm 10 .,._.,1110 ontoU..backol nq leh hen<!. and 11118<1 ll<ortg~l.-fhero wu no blood. A,ga~n Aclom walked solemnly bact. to his - y ..,., lho<IGh not too <lajoc18<1 11,_ the IOU ned tw. lind t>n-. 1otllQil1 wu not • good nto~~ ne~ • e.. '"""*' tDIIUlna-· , _ , . . , niglll, ArSam eoor- lhe tleldolor E.allnd walt<lhg In cln:lal orouncl t>uliles. ~~~~~ uicle~ne • - on t1w. b<anchea loo4!lng fat they - • the racka at loli<1d - -"l!>g n~ to - 11"- -~~ tafl1J!II·heton the ono~-. p04ntad lo1he rock 1<t Ill• !land. lleld up two llr,gara, ond lhan ono mate. Ileal lwo qoll of thtae. Thl$1..,._ AdamfUppad u.. .. ona,lharadHe~ lltloa t.tulley, 11)1 Clog on I he $pMd "-*iL A I - - . tM 1*<1 loa would <laclde IL e.. ......., ~ A4am. He • • smltng. but pam waa _.,.,on !Ill lac& He ned o nuty •'-f'- t,.- aca~>onllla"""-otflllneail, _ _ ....,.. g e o l l l - - Ills loft 11mp1e. - . -IMiiocl< 10 U.alr lor u.llllfd lind 1Jn11 .......... M he _ _ 10.,..,.. "·e..'-*' -Aoio-on,_..,.._ --ltlood. .... - - t o· r...;-.vt... _l)lucll..t_ .... - !lie - " " " ..... ol !"* eky. loll> - ht.,.lorftlon_....__..._ .... _ _ t.,.._talr.She - ""*..,.,.._...... -.v In herrtsrf - t o Mlim'a - · . . , . fiOIIW.O to !lilt ....oil ... - ...., ... ..,.. _llllolto..,...., Adamundonloocl• e.. IUCIIecl boll!nd lilt bec:k and traMtarracl 1llf chefry Nck and ton" It!'"' oho came oul ,,.llg~t• ot 1ne cruslled lr~it. ...,,lh two clencned 1111! In lfOt'll ot ner. Adarn look.ttd th8m carelully over and ovar, laked to the lett, grabbod Eve's riQillllat. and o~tiOUed 1>01 "and In IIIL Slla acroog>lld tn boin and her lree hand oPened 10 r,...l nol~log. Adam had won. He 141 go ol Eve'o llat and II slowly openociiOfld 1011 o•ck to Olf•IUit·UP you ps~notoor mojofa,lt could_, woll 1\ave been a grape I Bul ulclaltom I he obvlout rt~>~oducllvo lmportonce ol '"'" t • the P<fmhloa cleclolon rnat<Jng processes W O!O borll, and they 01"1 ~ 'UU8 t~y Flipping o coin 11 ,,. way I ~~ ollon JMke my clecl&ior>s. moat ot tll<i lhe s•- o- cno.., lllemattve w\llllavo no real boortno on the rosl ol your 1118. why Watry and hot.,.., whotiWyou . - A or 8, It tllero'a no good way to tNko !"* ch04ce. Just Alp • coli\. O<Mt OUI of ono. and 1>y ,,. Cl\lnce ol tl>& IOU. Whal COUld bo slmplet7 When two at mo<o 1>80PI4 ,,. ln•olwed, my lri.OOS and I use tlla c~lldhood Clafi\OCrallc ruin ol "not 1\." The l lnot one tho\ calli "not II" 111'- o cleclolon come• up lo, Cllllto loiNY. 011811\PIIrom the c~ making. tn !oct. my t r - ltofm alld t oro eo .adof>t •t It, ,,. 1oM< uouslly c:omp41rnentotna other on lll<nklng eulc~ enough IO eah II. One tl<ne,'we - · on - •1 OUI Of lhe houSO "--og lhe1 wo wtlo going 10 a bar, bul nol -•no ~ - · Slnw olf "not .... ~ ectMtlu -u..'llou.- bo -oootlido t h e - u ooon u w ,.j,p.o out till - """" - end··· ·~--· "Gteet " I edrailla<l• ..,. u to me w 11191*1 up to lhacac,l-'t - • - • -that he - I I fat whO - -Clr!N,or-- oor>ne <laclde - • t o pol noc..IY ned no~ Ft. 1 bol,.,tlhouQIII 1o myMII . 1-ltlmy~ lor a cauenor and t- I l in lhe -·but lllloro l eooM calC!! II """"onotcned It out al tha~- aold "For bot~ ol1ham." • ttWufalr, �feedback ; ~ "~ i ! ---~ Thanks. bur no rhank.r To I M Ef1110t I w•:th to e.l.Df"es:5 ""Y OC)1)C)Stltof!, 10 Gene Gtab4ntt 1. ..uer ot DKem~ ~tn ro TIHt Spuu:.ttum ,..,PP';1•oo mr c.eo.d•dacy lor lhe Oeanti\ID ol the Fa.cun., 'J' ..,.,eotn.l' £D'-'WI~aJ SII.I(J•~- Wh•le I "''f Col•t• Ou• ! auppott I Jd\II!SeO ~e-ntt Ol my Dpj)OI I IIIOI' IO SUC" • letter ror tn,e.e •euon.s ft,lt 1 em opooA<J tro camo;~+gns tn(OUQ.h IM mu:s me<ftl S!oii)POlf'"'9 c•no~11es lot audemlc po$tltOnl S.Cona t •1'-n on tv 10 be recomrMI'lOed bec:•use I wa& tne bt.SI uuaiiiiH candKhtlt 1 not because 111ere are no l>tlc:k Oo~na on campus 'rhhd, l lellth•• my ,eq ~sl. lf\11 1M IOitt'!r 'lOI be ()ubtllhld, shoiJid h•¥e 1\Qnored *" Agt~ n. t welcome Gen~ · • aupoon txJ1 1 aiii.AQ•M wnt. nta mothoa o• supoort - I t ilt~ StOrlrft PJo tU.SDt • IF niE ~IJSSIANS START AN¥T"HING, WE'LL S~oor MONEY "'T THQ.\" In m emory of Lennon r(t l rre EdlfOI Ottw:!t men n•ve com. 1no 1)\)fiof' Dul 10'"9"' 1f'le Jot•, QrNm es ove' Oecemoe' & - o rn l;eQ ltn 1on Sl\01 C!'own In c.oto 0.000.. I hW httn In C)eJIQn nme '(@afS ~oo wnen t was 16 ana,. waa lt tte a• ~:e tt'lll m•n)' 'if~«Ht aon't I!IN)W muctl mo-1 thi'J John Le11non wu a &.ue weu lr.&te a. muen mu;e to knOw JoM \!IllS tne founder o l the Be•ll•s ,... !UQOe!ited to Paul McCanney tnat tney la.m 1 Otf'ld, tnd ''"'•• wu tkE 08Qinnlr.g or 1 ne~~~t dawn Btllli'l were mv••c. In NYC.. WABC ta$llo wn c alling naell W·A~Beati•C Tf'le e~t(:!lement ol I Febtutry n •gnt t6 yeafs .ago when the aeaHu aopeareo nn Eo Sullitlln wn unlike anythJ~ that nad come t>elore. ut ahttt lht BttaUes made tne IT'L&•c bus•nHt lntu 1 g•ant •ndullry Th• Bealles wote klng ntlt we lollowocs the IM•IIes wore h1gh neeted Doot&, we followed, tf"e 6oallo~ .smol\~ PDI. many loUowea Jor"ln lel\nOt'l was the oenn.~s beftlnd the BNH•• Lennon k.&Qt tM Beetles trom 1>41Co1n>OO Poul' s lilly ~<w•~oaod I.e"""" mode them St. PeC)p.... lOMiy Ht8nt Ctua S.nd Tn. S..Ue.! tHok.-up ~ pu1 I~IN f 1 Mt.eflt concert lor ltte C"H<Jfef\ al WIIIOwtM~-8-" 1nSHtut10n tor the mentllrY f'l•f\CSIG8Q9e0 In Lono ISland The eoncer1 w1s • nuge aucceu lltttnet.d by St..., .. Wonot,, Rooerta Flac;.~ ~H• H a. O.ana Aoss ana many ottMJa WhOse names now Heape me Ahet that euon. Len~ and hfa wilt. v~o-Ono. went on to oemaoo watld peace V~o w11 one ot lhe 111e 1'960 ptoneefs In women's nghta Lennon waa wortdng IOf peKe. Ono tor equality Thty tniCHred eacn ot"''. ll'ley lad oaon other's cto•tl¥11~ lenn<H''I lo¥1 tongs llnCIU<llng Julio, 8uulltul Boy, laollllon) will bel remernoered by many fOf genetallont Hit WOtOI w&Je trw: WOfdl of 1 million Nwlna anO hla mekk:llel:. a sparknno 11~tw LoaJng Jonn LennOf' 1-1 • decrp ne.ar1&e.N: to( me. lnd a cateatropl'ltc end to one ot th@ most prock>\.1, ptOductl¥1 flv• ah• t ha t been. John lAnnoft wa.s tth.e a two o.ottt« to me. af'\d 1u mi.N n•rn oe:a.ny �!feedback ! ! ~ ! J ~ i i It ·s nhnut 1imP Pe,nau• llnatty, ''•O~r w•ll bt•no ua to our &tn.su Tht> ttturat mula~'' ot John Lennon Or Mtc:neet J Millt>t:tSII!m. 1hree tHaclo. men tnour Cll)' lnd the''*"'" ana ma,m,ngs thai occur every Gay ••• a manctate tc.• nanoour. col"tiOI NOW lne oowertul gun lobby, a cowardly Congreu 11'111 reluSe5 10 SlJnO uP to t~O NA,\ anO en IDIIhO!tC PUbliC tnit -.-.111 t'IOt Oemano na mayhe"' '''008' a~t! rtpto~6tlllllv•s 10 ano thla u gutl1y o' mu•CJe' u ttiO$t wr.o oulltne Mote ou•IIY u• tact By not regulauno nanctou•11 we olace 1h&m "' tne hlr.os ot mu•ch•rtrl ano sanctu,.~<ttnt PHV11tge to kJII 8y not teQ•IIthng c:on1101 we c•elle a Silent manaate to murae~ We are all re:apons•bte lOt Look again lo The EtlltCH Thtt ltl11t II ~ tlapoNoe 10 sn. De<; 8 f.ellt!f by M MOSA60gh of the ~ran•an S1uoent1 As.SoctlltOn f'o, yeats I ~MU In tohCIIrHy w•l" ,,_ t1tvggte ot I he ltar11an ~ IQIIntl lht tyranny ot the SNh HOWeYet'. NttOd lnd fur .,. tmOito"$ thai blmd oeople Fot 1 moment uy 10 O\'etcome lf\IH •mpe<:Jitnenrs that .,au f'IIYe e1rtlbiiiCI Yo" bllmt I Pia ln..,as•on ............. 47~An. S"OIS lllfiPt. .D a SftOU DYID photocopying photocopyin g 355 Squire Hall 47K•-reAn. At UlliYenftJ Ptua Ill il041 Pttlla" Gvlt weter& Ttlf: 1111 U.S balt~lps were oecommlllkM\eclaa being oblolate at tn.e .nod of Wortd W111f I oetjeve yov 1ft ret.,rlng to nuc6tlr poweted air etlh Clnlert ano t,..._u ucourca Sfnct February ot 1NO ltaefr ftumbet ~~ remained oonatanl IJlboogh pamevlat "''"'' have b4ten r&litrted hom 6uty and rtplt<eG oy otllell I would " k• to pOint eM 11\01 tne Sl>a/1 nad people ICW1wld lftd murdtft!d because 1~y were poiiUcal d•l~ll "'' crtmts were monsuous. and he CARIIHAN STUDENTS ASSO<IATION CHRISTMAS BUS TRIP TO N.Y. CITY $4500 IOUND TIIP LEAVING FRIDAY. DEC 19TH. TU£5 t:»D AT \1 JO PM. MAIN Sl SOUIH HALL AT 1159 PM. 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FilE HFHSHMINJION lUllS .- . ~--------, I~ Scnrlni•Jnna I j _Head First I Hair Stylists 11 1 1 Poriaa Coapleu 1 1 I Valid ·with tills coupon thru 'Dec. 23, ·so ·I I 0 noo ot Iran by Ir-aQ~ the l,ln•te<J Statu For 1nouaanoa or years your peoples nave beten bllltt tntml•s You 104Jgflt when you wert Elamttes ar\d Sumtt·Akkt<J•ana, W"htn rou were 81bylool1ns and Pat~lans , wnen you ate han''"' and ltaqls yt~u contmu~ to hgt•t Tne ltaqt' I IQIW a wea)o. ar\d lntemally di'lltltd 1r1n Tney ntMiod no tncour•ouo•a••l hom the US to uwtde your counHy You oo•nt 10 now U.S bans .,, lhe Indian Ooe••• legion and bet leva tnlt they wotc bu•!l to tnctrc.lu hill'\ Enclrctement Is 1 poliCY thlt t& used to c.ontaln an O)lpana,np pOW\H lrln 10 not e•pandtng hen IS wea)l lnd dl'411d0d h1n w111 bo lucky'' tl'lv c:.er1 malntatn net IIIIUS II I nallon Thtae biSOS WQIO 1"01 buill 10 encllctt '""· bvl to counuu a growing Soviet naval presence In tnt tn<tian Ocean which has beon drama11c1lly lnr.realbd tlnce tnetatt 1960's You spglilo ot an iMtNMCI f'\Umbllt ot US battleShips In tho I 1 1 I ~83$-9339- I L---------..J IUUtted CM flit Ol I monlltr The Ayotollan hU l*>l>lt tortured 8114 mur6ored because they art politlc.alchUidllnla.. "- a.llohas th«n tcwtuttd and mutdlfiCS b~Qwe they att aotial non<onlofm•••• Wllet ia - M ia that ne hides thoe crimea undtf tl>t ctook ol rttlglon. Thtt 11 rnono11ous. ,..,haps II you put n.ue<l t ncl tur ulcle yOtJ can to obj4tcttvtty analyze altern.etlwa u you do not tea~n to Q.tow. yov a nd rour nauon wHI foUow a monltet tO tne tncl tllet I ll mon.ttfl 1-ltttlfy 11<1<1. ••m Boo Y!"'llll �Migraines, a real headache by Dubor a h t.lndq u lal N01 tottil\ht • .Jo.r I hova o llttO~:he • -'~·,...,old •tV.. p • ..· 11n11 Altf""''!h a•unounly • uuphemiltlc ' """'""'""'' l'OIO front oe.. the liN! ...ukl a!.o ""'"" that tile doeo hove pounciUl« Cl!r'd>rol poln /1116 oil, " !Ill peruna of 11., ''"flUIAtloro type of 1 - .· «XlDD'CCinjJ to )Jconsod "'"""'""' Nun.e ...rr.... '""" """"' (U'Nl Jtttt lidiMkl olthe ~ divlolctn ol the'"'""'(' Adotiol>lrotlon llooftllal ~ype ol ne.ltome ~·-•• tor Of1Y _, o1 .obote<"lon· ""' w ...man .,..,.. obit-Jon I& • nlfllrlll• t~ Siflllllr dertn«< u • .. tddwo oulbul'fl ol ..,,. etoc:lrlt:al octhily tn tile bnin. • """"",. ._ odclod rootu.... thll c1on1 _ , . . ,....t.r heodod>e Appro~ tel)' one penon out of llw-ln the e..ure "''Ul'id s - - - . ~~· 0\er the c:out\16 ctr'ufl> ouoh • upirin muot h d p - ..,.,....Snsto oi97B ......,... ·only 13 .,..._,, of A...-,. Nil t ...... dottrn beca""' o( hoodod>es." lllu&lly t~ ~~-.,.. with oddod l)'ntplom. ol .,..tedq ,_.. _.,.., """" .. ...,o~ne. Yet. ""' al 11Ji8roloo t<tlll!ren ..........ted foe- their poln. Thoty- · - · it out. In • rooca ol obooluto dar~ end """' Pain"" one- or the hNd ~by and -.lllntl ond oome .......,.,. dlol~ ore lnlquonl l)11lPI<lml ol. mlga!M. ,.,_ ·~ -y lui for 15-JO - - end lhen ~ foclo .. ""' nudache de\-.lopo. l'llr lbe not 11-14 ~-.b.. ••melln,.. lalinS - " ' d:1)'11-the Olfctlm oulfen ell~ polo. In the _,so o ( - ..,r,.,..,., ....... I f _ . JIIIUildlnf IIW way out of "11 hNd-ihe ~""' II oo 1ooente lhlt m,y eyeo tear. II'• ""' a ~. u·o ton lbaullnd heo<la<tleo olJ 11 """"'. _,.,InS Ill_. block•...,.., ,.,.t oa.-1 ....... 1"$ 1\loo up1r1n and o1oep ~ ror - o«: Wolf, ,lhol't nne ocMce 1"1111. a '-dadw, '!"' u wiD do obklluuoly nothll\g tor a rmgro~u~ AU mtg.rlh~ ,,,. tw~lat.'tM'i. "IHtttll!t l"'II>-hJt•lh~ 0,. diL'\111-.c II II! hktUd \~~+,., •II ,..,......._ ,,,.,,) ttti8J'ai..,._ l'horrnocisl ~Ill Pol•n• ~i ..kl \\1\M f4U'-', Ilk! l.rl~t 't..''M.o\a. ln lJ~ ht~d Itt dU.m• 0 \nUl~' ltwl In ., rulgranc; the blood \'euelli ddllte And lhiw ",_II.\ ~1.0\\' 1 All hdtH11WI•MI llbou1 tt ,, JU\-1 lht'Ot"\ -\ l1\.fbn1nuuiun c:..uses ttw thruhbhtK he..~ p.ain ~;un~u ar1 ... 141 ti'tlhc wiHl"Ct M.ill__,. '' \1'-ti.-uJ._. bo ttll.IUJ(ill to he t1 rNC1lot1 JRI1., to ~ numl~ nt fa1un 1t~ &t:adin~ llolru~l t1id the tnodiation pre,.:nhed for "'dr-peud.t on the dod.or•• but It U:MJ<ibv buil• dtf\\ n tu IN.1urts.Mruaflu..an.~W!Iy.O\'CW"\\'U4 \.• '"'''~t.llt1. ~·-t·rtatn ·•oora-.nall\ltt lreatment'' \'t'rsu• ,;Uteut tre.atn-..... u , 'VCM.I• e.lfl h . . . . mw-·~ \CCI)I"(jj_"« t.o ··~ IX.4uk•nd lmd •wpec:~l,"f!!y. 1his ¥~uuid . lie Caf~ \tnolb lkmenJI uc \tuill1w ..n.ae .u rtte 1~ J.ltdi&al Joum.l lolorpllone. he ald. "Erlf)l llit..aloidiiOor..,.l.,.., 11101 lldl..,... "L'Ilrt1l<tl 'tbouf!llhon \118J'aio0.' foods¥ In 1\nonunc.. .etl ~they ... _..,..,... .....,..,....ncton..• l'ol.ti\$ki .. c:heeoe, r....tt b>l.ed ...-. tiUI'I.. ,..,.,., I!Jijll.linad. • ,..,~ and aJmhnUc IMI\~ could firins on ' nug• .-,~ .... ~ to • n u - ol nlndumly sdol;tocl phant- •\lao, ~. nw ...wdn.w» ~amte ~ IWtfJIIt"'t c..n n•w•i""" n- ,. ro. heMiod- 11 wotb becaUMt tt consona~ U.. ,,.,.,,..} .W.lbd hloool !Nn:funo >loppioltC the.,._ ot the pooin l'ho.......... lid. U!l.m noted ..... ~ b • t .... tm'bllplwe dn'fl. lndont lot lfllllro&te tn•nmer\1 bo the .-ot II ' - - . .....,., fJJr ._... llliiUTe. Doaon..,. nuo ....,.. toow II wori.J. but ..,.lindlns M doeo help~ C.tl•n oak!. ~ Olildren'l Hoopltal• trfllwnlty ...rr ~ Dr ...,rlocla wr- ~ 'lriill Cation and oaid w• allho<JPI lnderol doeo not work wilh oil potlonts ~ docton led ~ Cof"'1!"1 16 the •••utJtod ,.....n. popular toedltatloro ~ """ ........ dToctlllely. ~ Callan Mlocltbot • pnerol dNC- Flcirtllal wilh oodelnoo. JUst "Wlo lite pain for o. wblk It cloesn\ IW! core ot the ""*'· ....,.o~o.e mll!ntne • - -n.. P"'"" '"'"" ,. u.o ·"'I"-· ... .,.. ph,_.~t!l'e Sllmull ~. . ~- ''!!'•" •k11tfta.ion and n•AJe-at~ tK trypa1dhMN\ AbonltA&I pain • , ....,....., "' e no1 unaxnmon in ctukiteo wtd Ot llulfner. "bull"""""""""'" ane """""" from on odult, O.dlner w.d thai chokin=tt oull..- tD0n1 ab<IOn1onol jMtn .,od •omkd"ff. and the heod.oclw pain 16 on both .-In ol '"" heiKI · - o( the Ol""uded acUI mifp'alnL " 1 he llbJ thUijl fdt duJdroon tO do lo 10 tp fO tleep-w'-' II- "ah up Ihe mlt!r• ine io UMIIIy PIG·· the Mid• ./1 ctllld't oymplom. diner. tt.relont so - . the mnlattOO. "Caf"'1!"1 .. noo p_, to ltJdo becou.ell rn;olt. . you nxnh onywl\)'," Oulh• e&plolnod. lnalead. I• w<lld. II II Ill onclhtowttintt ,.f*:b hM effoct on the blood \ ........ UJ.e f1orlnol with ClOdooine. JllorlaocUn 0CU IO "pre\~-. not ll'al ............... CNldnln UIUIIJv out~ thooe corobrot ~. but~ tltev ~It 1o Mid !hot moot""Volne eorr....,..ll'e perlealorolll• of -.,.t oauoe-)IYI lito oymp4o0m. • Pltl.ltntkl odded ..... ooplrin not help in . . - . . . boeoutell nothlns 10 ' * ' - l i t o lnflomod "The ~ on the Vt. ltaff on lite ,....ICICll why upltin it not lha medlc:atlon I»Cd 10 lnltll .,._.,,., t..............- - tblo e.qtiMn wily """"' rnlvalr-.."AIIJ*io> lo.., .............JU> Wlter. llut lhe olm women are vlotlmo than men1 All~ mlsnine frequtstcy In tho ~ of mljValnes II 10 cli.:reuo the .U.. of the and -'11 clltr:r4oiM with ..,., for oome peoploo fifo is >tUI aloo-"" ._..L 10 ·~ hoa no olfOCI', . . ft - -~ o.bout one lnnC .........,., �with IN pwret\IIM ol • dOubl• WfTH THIS COUPON f ., Ex pires March 31 , '81 VALID ANYTIME fNI; V.tN.., T..-.cNl OlfNrt ROOllF~ QUESTIO NS AUTHORITY . .,•., Rlt• 31S SlaW RIM •' AiJJWt•pott Hwy .., "'"' ol ••• ·~ltOd -- 688-otOO - - r About the GRE or ,(;MAT? / PREPARE YOURSELFt!! Th{a cou...., cooerw general li:no...iedge ~n to Ute Gla:r GMA T, and all grocfuate-proJ~-IIICieof ...,._._'wxll...._. tiona. Toplu ln<lucle: anOI~I ,__,.,__ ~· ,.ca11, algebro, baafc geametfll, COCGbUiof'll, ,_,.,.._~ anologlea, graph Interpretation, _ _,.ldng aJdlla Gild teM preparation. FEE:$6000 Main Street Campus January 13-Januaey 29 Tuesdays & 6 •esslons, 6~10 " 8:45pm ! .l Th~rsdays . INSTRUCTOR:· Denlae A . K rallman I• d P)fD ~ndldate ,,. Educational P•ychology at U/8 . Send your nome, add~. a nd pho ne nu".'ber with atlr:heck p<IJIOb/e to: School pf Manageme nt/ SUNY a t &iffalo, to 125 Croaby Hall, /lfa/Jl Slre<!t Campua. Drug DES causes cancer; Roswell offers fr~e exa.m Some 400 young women exposed In "'""' In IJicthylsliiiM!<tml IUESJ or similar drugs are cuyrently being ~·,.nlu:t\cd ala New Vorl. SU11e Health Deportment sponsqred IJf.S Scn.JCnlng Clinic ul RosweU Park Memorial InstitUte. aES. a lt'ynthetic female ho1·monn. has been linked to a rare · fOt'OI of \.aginal cane>!l·-in llt'.S daughters. Kecent studies h:t\IC also shown an increos..'<l risk uf mi=ro·loj!es and prematuro deliveries foo· OF.S dau,o;hten•. Accordll1jiiO. Or ._.M. Steven Piver, Oinl(;lOr of the Koswcll Pari. DES Clinic, the incw.ase rt... k of misc:ani..ges and pt'Cnwhw•· deliveries are related lo <:etlitin abnomlitlities of tho rept·udUl:ttvP organs in DES daughtco·s which can be traco.~l 10 the do'UI;. Ironically. UfS wns originally considt"!rud tt '"wumlt!l' dt'U~" w prevc."fll misc..·u-riages and prescr"ihed fu•· woriU'Il with hE~torit·~... of problem pregnancies or who wen: diah<:l it:. The DES Cfinic is heW at Roswell P.:u-k t."\'CI'Y Mundt!\'. Wednesday and Thursday, from 9 am 10 IZ noon, by ap~inlmmit The e.umination includes ... ,. pelvic eA:uminalion. CCI'\' i~ll and vaginal pap smears, utilization df spuci:ll v..gfnnl stains to dtHt"C!I abnormalities of lhu vagina and cervix. ilnd r.v;duution or li1C \'~lgiu;l and <:ervfx hy lhe USP Of 8 mici'OS<lOpiC examination callt:d colposcopy. Patients a-re re·evaluatcd uvc•·y 6 tnonths i( nu signincant abncwm'alilies are encountcf'Vd. State Health off!Ciab emphasize that chan<!CS or any canmouu> ahnonnoUtles i>eing dlscovco-ed are sUwu. • DES h.. been ~aril;etcd under more than 70 names. Man.' women simply do 1101 know if they w01·o expost..-d 10 t!te dt-ufl. MOl hers who werr,gfven drugs to prevent a miscaiTiaj;e during" pregnancy between 1940 -afjd 197) , should 'checlt witlr•their phy&ician to see if DES was pl'e.<el'lbcd. •• Daughter• 5hould ask:if tl>eir mothers rook •uch mcdlc<ltion. II i hey can't verify t!Xp<>SUI'tl und they remember tdlclrig oome drug to pl'evonl miscarriage, o!ficials sugg..t 1hal they ""'""ne tho\ the.v were given DES and ti!C d•']ghter shoui$J tx• checked rur vaginol :thnonnaliues. . Engineering ·.- C~~s~alf Pat1Y.' ForALI.:_ , .. Students & Faculty I �w (Q[1tca~ 0 ·12'~·@\W@~&: I t, ....--TONIGHTt---.i BobSeger•sOpenlngBand ~ .The Cleinis;!.[!.,~ej:f~!'_~'!!!_ .. ~ ·.. hJ&h- ~the a:rgumen(s cartiod lhe tU.y. A l l - of. lml"'rtaoce to thtl United Stites and it.' In tho> '\'lew of Sporuor J•ITOI"ds. "'1N' of those prin<;lpollndustry, ~Qlculture, toOk j>lace on fobn~&ry -uont make oenoe. He feeLo they are laJ'l!•ly 7, 1980, On this day, tho US ltowle of~-. dJaint9ooiiiM,I'· What Jefforcla ctu. •tiM! downtown r~r the llrst limo ....... treab!d Mlriouoly t h e - lhat srudy' coukl,oc:arocly produce flndJnsl contrary to tho ~··~onc~twefDA'~il!imite<~. ~tlcnlf.,.,trateor...,.,..llaNiconveroiQn.And •Allhlll'l>lld OUI, tbe ~ releded a bUJ designed 1n ,.. cue, liaconlinl to the co.w6ssm.U•• 1a tho otudy 111 wnure the · lmplicatlans of thai ideo. The uuballl\ltc for ""'«·term reoearoh. AI rortbc camel'• ASJicultural lAnd Pto_leCtlon Act, H.R. asS J, .-c problen:l. JciTord& oonsiden the fur that hi• blll lntroduokl by llepublicon Congre11man Jameo woukl lead to naUcaal land ...., plmnlog a "Jpeciou> Jefforda of vemau.lool by uole of 177 to 2 JO,.wftl> ~oa!e.• Cort&inly tho ~· of lhe biU ps to 46 <ll<!nlber& not votins, Not ~ uqueaker, bu:t.ll Cll<troordlnary' l~lf~Slh• If ahovr that ILICI\ il not the wu bitter news for tbc.coowldoroble number ofpeople Intent, The """"'Y' lslue. too, -..u out-of-joint In the who devoted th• bcLter port of two years ~118 to II"' """"""' of ooruervalion projec:U and •utnldiOI th• bDIIh~ a skopllcal Agrklulturt> Q)mmluoe and routlnel.Y approved by Consreu· onto the ~louie floor. • StlU, eooge..mm Joflorda lo philosophical, loyins All the samtO, lt 1$ oot being al'IJII~w fllmel11bor lhe blame largely on exogenuouo factur. and un thtl ti,.t wiH.'Il the wue ot the <XlOlvor•lon of three Mullon 6aalc nature or the Corwes• it.oel!. 'We are Inept •• acre5 or rural Land a year to urban u.ws wa.5 rir!tt raised fac:ln,g futuro c:r-lsMt Jaffords uya. 1t ls h.ard not 1n oo OopHol Hill in 1977 ali but a few Congre.>men >4"""• giVtm COI\8f'!Ssionli lneptr- CM!II in the miller elthur wunt glassy·eyed or 1housh1 the of pretienl crises. energy being the ~rent case. in envtronmentolt.l• wore at it '8"ln. tcyins to r.one all point. . LM farmlAnd for .oenery. Given even a UnJe clli.tancc As for tOO Anutricau fa1111 Bureau federalion'6 cal on the even1 of frebruary 7, it sooms ahugmht,..,. ";&nd mowe_sarM wiJ.h the biU1the ostemlblc rei.I!Otl for n.rtnark&Uie how quickly auiludei In the Cong.reM t.~nd the orga.niulion's lu t minute withdrawal of suppon a mung concerned people aci"'66 I he c0unll',Y hi\ e was that a · redttral prgram ooruistency.. pi).J\"t..lOn wa.i chofll!ed . After oil. during the adult )'IW'fl ur · - t ob>etlt (rom the propo<ll .. repor'tcd otll or the""""" pwplt.~ nmv ci'IC.alJ~ agrlcutun:l and na~UJ"AII"'0$0Ul"CC$ Agriculture t.:.ommiltee.. 1'huugh IUth a provision wu polit:iefi.. the ~ownhlem has fot'f>\•er been a turplu5 ol In tho origina.J H.R. l.SSl. and was nl:$\Of\.od by a OCJOr l.:at'Klln cultivation o:unendment of'fared by CA.Iifonli• Oemon<:lftl Leon f BAROOGA Plus Special ~ & Guest ,.z..i BENHA JZEL At UNCLE SAM'S 2525 W ld A • a en ve. Admisslon only $2.97 From Fesllool & Uncle Sam$ wilh 97 Rock Coml'l')entary in �i Cfiesnuts-roasting on dn of1en fire_; .JChristmas changes over a Clecade ,. .,. T0117 Petd ;:; Sj>onJ Editor !~ j .,."-'--··,. ""-'-·---,._, ... (·- --......=--. ~-· -~~-·- _.....,._,...,. ~·tim< is tbcrc than now to wrile about iu M>lution lhr<KI&h the 19701? Obis is DOt lOIII& to be one or you.r basic "Cbrillmu and Comm«ciallsm" Ro~. but rath" a P«SMA~hed look at what effects lh< 1970. !>' !lave bad oo this December lloliday. ,:. I rtmm~bcr tho Cllrlstmas or 1910 well. It was a Cbriounas fotlof joy. My siacr's ..by bad Ills 1irsr l>inlldo1 ODd r.. Olriamas bolltatlk-.clime. 1be smell Of ..-ed Iuthy and drcsslJla permtlled lhc ~ whole boiJSC.. I was Oflly I L, but lh.ol llolldoy left a last Ina lmpreuion or wltlt llhOUI!Il Chrillmu should alway> be like. Uule'llld lltnow that thctcchooloiYof thel970swastoklatocbanatmyChristmufromthen on. T~ c:lotill- r.rec was the tJ1a 1m11 111 those ...,.. My IDOiho- ud I woWd hop onto our IIMioa andiCI out to 1ft a fresh Seotcll Pill<' ot Blue Speu~. Mom would toll our friCl1dly nelahbotllood tree dealer 1 sob story about how sh< hed &even kids and needed • break on th< price, and th< man woul4 look 11 our new Jillion "''JJOI an'd llcr fur co. oad sure 11 11cr like ~ wu 10111e kind or nut. Mom -IICYUdounted,IJJou&h. She'd pu up 111iim with Sid eya and say, "Willi ha~ JOU JIOI for a but:k?" II DtYCT fliled. 1be fun and hilarhy of thoo< daY' ended in 1971. Some d\emistry wiwd at 3M eu>< up with lhe firll pracdc.aJ anifiCial trtt. You didn't have 10 wa1er il, trim It, and clean up eftrr k dried out. 'Q>e biaae~~ rear or any mother b tluot th< real tree •in bcoanx a rorelw:zatd. and ill our...,_ we luod a lin pla<c in lbc sam< room. Now, ,.-llh thll amazinc new lo~mtioo of mocktn sci&t« toown as lhe Oatne· proof artirrd.al crre, my mother·s feats •ne lllcrilledFrorn that dey on th< freslo smdl of pine ne:\le:r araced our home. "' tho 1970s prOJI<Si<d , "' did the lmaoh or th< hoUdoyt. In lbc Y<fY early pan of the dcade, Sa.ota'l fat red r... didn't sloow upon TV or in the stotes until thcsurtof~llcr. Th<.sllbt ofthcfim•nowfiUcs or December ODd Rudolplo's red I\O$C kicked orr rhc ~ llolldoy Clldlcmcnt. My Uult b<o<~ and I ,.ould 1ft tot<thet with th< Btand Nem<> cetala(ur. wrinkled paper and two fat crayons and 11ar1 our mile-lona Chrlsunu U11s. II was the only time of year we didn't ClaJ>t and oould sit totcthet for mort than five mlnUI... By tb< micl-1910s, the loami&< of Chnsamu ad\'n\isiac bad sneaked iu way into NoY<IIIbcr. Bd',.. r><n bad a <han<.: to diJCSt our Thankscivinaturkcy and rn. our eyes from TootbaU overload, Sanra wu ndinaocra<s ohe rube on • Norelro renar. The anllicial rrce (wbi<h we hed finaKy aou<n used to) had proareued to even ar<eter h<isJ1ts. We now could .-von buy tacky silver 0!\fi with red and tl>ld ornaments. Td<Yision had takm .,_ as the c:lucf means or Chrillm&S entcruinmcnt. 1be family no 1oo1<r sathcred arolllld th< lirrp&.c:c to hear Chn.llmu stories I and lillen to Olrlstmu mwic. lnllud, wr huddled 110\llld tho TV oet and watchcl! Bin& Crosby's family -udclk arouild tho rorc. 8ulfaloCOIIlinU<d 10 c:oop<rale illtbc....U...clcpuu:nau. WcpiOindlaofsoowu Thanblivlnt and 10 inches or rain at Cllrisunu. By 19'" tho famDy hod luod it with the ltlirldal tr«. The kids sottoaetfier and confronted Mom with their ¢pe. Oood old mom wu auotlll> u ever. " I 'U be daraoed if r bu)' anoth« lUI uce. It bW'Ils my us harina to pay fot JCCil<'lhlll8 ti'e'U oolythrqw away in 1 eoupk of doyL" We lost opia. 0... once maiazic- ...,<lhat my / llh« buDt by DOW I patbctJC .silbl. -We bad tbl'ft•lcued" sh<q), 1 cam<l with 1 llolc io iu aut, a buU fith one horn and aJUed OD bud, and poor JOS<pb IOIIIiis swr_ It wu kind or symbolic or lhe way Christ hod slipped out of Christmas'. We tried buyina n<w ooes, but it seemed thll OtftiiiiiCIIU ud tinsel bad Wen lhc pla<e or the r,...nn.s oo olllbc • - Sbd..s. We'd tuove to PI 11101llcr year wilb our makesllil\ t:ndl<. We 101 our rcvrnae in l91i. 1be tr« lhal bad heunted our 6Yina rooms lioce 197lllod b<cn dedared unsal<. Rllpb Nader and his buddies ~od oome to the rcscuc. It socms that jho ttce OO!UII't fllme,proof alter all.lt would burn, but not Hk.-a'na- tM . Inllead, it ,.ouJ4 JiPt UP. in 1 1\uh and thcrt mdt all OV« your It .._., cnouah to ocan: moth.. orr lhouah; 1ftor oU tbeac years ll1<ltowtd. 5.ma Oeus lOfted to oompne with new cbanlctm for ldmsion space that year. We now hod Chrlstrnu fliries, talkln1 animals, and Unit drummer bo)'l all over the terecn. My nepbtw and niece were confronted with th< •••at revelation thll Sante Oaus didn't coda. It really didn't mautt. Thry said lbcy knew h anyway. l.all year my liult b<Otllcr - . - e d the ultimete (akC"-lree-baler•s re'mlt· He saved tM lintS~ tr« of the whole C1'09 he was se:Uina for our house. AI: rour o'doo:k Christmu . , . - . . h< crtjll stealthily down noor. scair~ w a.nd strippt'd of'"l'"llt lhe ornammtt on our WT Orant'• sprdal. Thtn, without a sound, he threw it OUI in the soow oa our front porch. brouaJu in th< real tree and decor11ed it . h ,. ., hb Chrillmu P<cstnt to lh< 'Wioolc family. Well, k's 0«-cmbn 19e0. I'm 10 year• old« and Oorillmas b 10 yun doflcr<nt. They had a pre· Christmas ••le bcfot< Thanksai,ina ao a IOI'al stocc. The turkey is dig<Jicd, my Mom is alr<edy nasaing about pulling up the Christmas d<rorations. I don't know if "<'A be bi<Ued witb t)le smdl of a reel tree this )'tar, but ~tan ah••Y> IU S<otcb Pint in 1 ran. We'r< afU tryina to 1<1 new f~&urintS f0< the manarr ..,.,.., Maybe I'll male $01ne. Fovr prisrm-. >peoals ha-. alr<ody • - d on TV. I've $I &eked allth< prM\ohday solo mtJUincs from rht PIP«• in a rornrr. h $lands nearly thr« f«l ~i&h. All I ha•e to do now Is aet my anirociat loa· roller out from th< bascrn<nt and roll the papm Into lop. li&ht ohcm with my new <l<aric metcll and >Prlnll< the n.,.. wolh syntllcrk, enJrocial. biodqrodcablr. non· OZOM doma&ina. antl..atcJnoaca, lire rolorina ..... _....... ....,...,_, OICK THE KAU.1: A& tn. .,....,_. ..,..doMrM!IIIa.... ..... .,... .. --...- .......... _ _ M"e_ .. _ IN\.MJ _ . ..... .. ltf IM ~ ol ,.u. wtllch ~ tf1liM .. .... ,......, tvme Into 1 WI« wonderi.llnd .-y~ tt - I don't know if we 'II be blessed with the smell of a real tree this year, but ·we con always get Scotch Pine in a con. ' ' �.. t = •, w ~ .•' \ ~ \ ... i f • 3 t I .,. 0 f i I 't. " ) Getting ready for Santa's visit the business of Xmas dec kings Cllambcr of Commcru member is also cochairman or a downl0'4'0 businrssmen ·~ association "'h•dl supcrviJCS deckina Buffalo ··. . . It 's f>trinnint to look a lot likr street Jamposts with wreatlu, candy canes and Christmas, rvtrywht~ )'OU 10, toke a look in thr other Chri~mas paraphanalia . Like the >hops. rrv~ and ttn tllstening onct again. . . .. Whitney noted, the group, with the help of City Looking a lot like Christmas . It is an sanitation -.orters, brand the lights "ith the expensive, rime-consumin.a labor of IO\C for eleruical ornaments before Thankscivon1 to some and of paramount live-or-die imponance to avoid the mad holtday decorating dash . others. It is the epitomey of the holiday'; spirit as Similarl)' the Village of Kcnmorc Depanmcnt well as a multi· billion dollar a year business . It is of Public Works takes on the tasks of making the -.orld ·or computtrized ho-ho-ho's and suecu and l\'tnurs Lhtrt reKmblc a winltr evercrccn tree ornaments chimiJII ri&bt dirfercnt wondctland. " We becan to put them (lamppost son&S ll the lOUd! of a button. ornamen ts) up about a week before Weeks before Thanks&ivina dq>~~tment stores Thanksgivina.'' explained Public Works began preparina their hoijday decoration Supcrintendt'tll Claude R=-:. " It takes us a d isplays, explained Kleillham Co. Executive Vice <ouple of days to put them all (approximately 52 President Harry Whitney, whos<: lo.ston: c:bain individual displays) up. " boasts a wide array or wintcni.me aarnisbes. "Thankssivina was traditionally w AAM the Wlaklo holiday season," the downtown busin~ The Oepanment races to complete the holiday opined, "but now we have to Slal1 (tlecontillg chores, Reese noted, hopina to beat lht arrival of for December festivities) way ttefote thai." "Santy Oaw:" ar the cnd of November. His Althouah shoppers are now tnterina tilt home llteset~« in K«nmore beairu the villa&e's annual Jlretch of the pfl purchasio& season, aomc Christmas festivities, marked by tbe ertc~oon or a Kldnhans outlets have yet to be decked with 20-foot evergreen tree in front or the Municipal lz9u&hs of boDy, Whitoey adm.iued. "Our Hall . ThNway MaD Rote is still io !be proQO$$ of bdog Caterina more to the Individual home done-over," be CXJ)IaiDed, nodaa the elaborate decoratins crowd, Santa"s Corner , Inc. procedurc:s Kldobans employs co combat holiday csttb&bcs )()()temporary "dfen shops" 1n malls drabbcry. "We have a display director who bas throu&hout the Country, expl ai ned the his own bud&a tO do year round decoratina. Corporation's Vice President, wbo insisted on Everybody has ooe." • bein& called "Wi.o kic." The shops or booths peddk evcrythina from tassded bats to Santa ~pl8dl sulu and n:scmble one huge Christmas ornament . Despite the clothier's vircual preparedntu for Wicb of over $1 million, ihe matcbbo• lhe baraaio hunler ooslaueht, Whitooy outlets offer over 2l different holiday emphasized lmJlO<tal>« or eye catcltJn& decorations-each one aimed at a different omiJJI<:Dt$. ''Tbanbiivio& a ~ later this market $CpDCDI. "Our df lutU are a dynamite year, cue ciA~' Into !be lhoppina season," tho sdler," boasted W'mkic:. ''It docsn 't matt<r if it's executive ~ed. "Tb,al, coupled with the Buffalo when the winters are burry cold or siUJaish oconomy, wdl, ll's jw:t too soon to teD Florida or Texas, Ibey sdl." AI last count, she (wbal efJa:s thqo raay have oo Ales).'' Altbollah estimated the ha&s wen sdJina at a rate or many variables poiot 10 a ariacbliU Clllrilaoas 180,000 per lftllum. Lite its North Pole clone. fonD area Rtailas, WbitiiC)! DOled tha alef up tbe Saola's Corner factory-located io to chis pohn have been ''ot.ll)'." Columbia, Marylaod-.p<'DC!s the ChriSimas off. "BUI a IOO'IriiOno COIIId hil anytime," be se&IOD preparina for !be next holiday. predlc:ted. "Tbet'a wbat'maltcs a ~·s Edooill$ the bdkrs of 111&11)' merry mercbaou, bait llll1l &raY," the ao:etive dl CIOmiD<:Died, "its DOt tbt lnlcrioc decoradna or che lo-.tore rtull c:bain omamenu we're ldlioa per se, but the spirit of is DOt Wbllll.ey'l ooly holiday c:oacem. The Christmas beblnd them .·' or wes w w• �1Ecstacy in Cheektowaga: a night with guys in Mr .C's · ~ ¥ It ~ • ' i I 6 2 . 3 i l IIJ .,.,., Caju ~~- or 11'-" liD. l'lol all tho womt:a were so bold, however; ~~~~~~~~~ Uncomforubk . • • intriauilla ••• unrcol. • • Tlllt'a tho fcdina II Mr. C'a. You - ..... CbettiOWip Oub ftalllrCScrotkdancasllld oo Wodnadl,y'1, tho.,_. ... mak. A rl1ber tastefully dccon&ed bot. Mr. C's dMIIled from tbe ltlditional lkazi.ocsa t1w IUip Jolllu ..,.. for. Above tilt bar ODd a1ona ooe or tho 11ucxocd wolla cn1l4ed Jca1Y vines llld ouotike • lot or niaht dubo. It bad ~ n.. ooJy~J~CtUwa"' tho.,_. . . . . Pu<l1 v<Mt polatilla or a nud< ~on the ...U.' , Tbt diic:o/fwlt millie was puml)itlltJiroolllt tho ..,.Um. n.. room was bllf.fllkcl witb ...,., to. lilt ...._. ~ wmapparmt r...... thob;,b·plu:btcha-tlwecboed froaa tho otbcr side of tho rOOGI. The lbow bad llradJ lUlled IDd tbe.atar was "Brian." Briaa, a favori(c or the crowd. wu 11rt1illa 1111 hlpc 10 the steadY back betl or the mutk. Ht was 1 ~ olcct. blood< mak...uJJ • mwuoo:hethll made hlm look Ill<• alounaollllnl wbo feeds on tlttadl'< womm 11 l'OIInl e4uh llllbt,...... lA thu ldtina. tbouaJo, be was tho prey. Drc:ued in block-for a link wlule-he alided up and down the wall runway thll was circled with women 111d tttllaaed aJr\1. Ranc:Mns his shirt. hb bkq>s and Dtdl had toleck bud• wrapped around thtm whid! amounted to about as much mattrial u covered his moce private p~r~s. When he dld Jtl down to his O·Jtrina. the- women wtnt m•d. s:hrielclf\1 aod tl\rowina wolf whbtlcs hiJ way. Driven by the crowd. Bri111 became a bh more darl.oa as he unfasttned 011e clip of his !UPJ)9rtcr 1nd ll<ld h In place with his hand, challmalna the laditsto sneak a poek. From table to table he went as 101n< of the more adveuturow airb pinched Bu . . - loolinislled,lt was oppar<nt tlw. lbdaclies loved hiu<Uitlooy ,._..ed cnouab ooife 10 orrt<t lbe lbunckr or thojct..,.._f..-tlltnearbyBWfalo~Airl>Ort- Saodcn: Nnl oo IQI< was lbe llll<k ICAlebt· Ulllik< hb ume. tho Knllbt'• rowme •did- <OOSbC or·~ his onnout. llls1ad. II< was oaditted as 111 Airi<lllllribel cbldla iO, witb """ pUt, • .,.... stirt ud .,.... bad draa. Hopplfta rrom lide 10 lide pn . . ..bll <ill>c:ina wu niDiuiJoalt or Ill< .....xu lftdiaD prcomwioa .. ,.,. Erie Couotr Fair witll \ abe ~.,-the dam:ers 01 tho fllir left lbdt dealltin eo. *'- •* " I rullydon'lcare,l'm~lodycxpccssl~inmy work," ~dwrido•Uoo. WOmaa kfllbdt .... towallt.upto til< llllilfll ODd po:rfon~~~ML. t1iP ...."-e • dio<ro for Ilia wild • 'llo<:n. a , . , . . ..,u..t ·IDOit ooeoftll< few UDO<CIIpled 110011. Ht..,. a -..w ~man, t)'llical or the many ..,.. "'tilt ploc!o. ~ to tho bcpo" Hoii>IW· 8W I ~ you ,..;u ana' "tee I _ , ~ II tbe -Aalcril:aD l.odiiD dooom one bad bcr rta ..DOd llll<k ICili&M· s.ill' lilt,_ "'-aalor Ill lilt _pafonnc:rs, tho Kaiaht was .....u.t. "WhJ do )IOU como hen, whit do )1001 . . in k?'' qedoa, Jac:t said be fr<qutnll tht pi-ce . . ..,..,.... ......- lliliiPcD ~rl abound. "The mm," he added. "put more into thdr I<CJ thm tht womtn. MOlt of tile women looted bored while lbclre up bellieS. " • • . Buffalo's about 10 yoars bcbind iD ll!.iiO<k." It ialhb oced to becmuh-.lycaprcAiv< t1w pn>pCU'Sudy. Not COIIItnt with behla 1 ~r. he is iD tho proc:as of motdlna Ill> pafclrmina JkiliJ lhrouah takina ~lessons. and Ult$ tht crock dMidna as a atppina 11o11t for sometl\ina more aianlrocant. "I rc.Uy to tnd up· in California, tbcrt's a k.t happtnlna out that," ht munnurcd. Before maldna it thouah, he's aoilla to tc<p doina two sl)ows an cvtnlna at dubs like Mr. C'food tho Kin& Edward · Hotd In Fon Erie, aloriJ with p<rfont~~~~C<J at womm 's ma parties where II< (dually dear~ SJOO io tfpc. "It onlY ans &orina If )lOu Ia it," said Sandy•• :1 try to hop< ch.anac my aC1 •round rrom rime 10 time!' tbcte;" Altbc dub emptied. the burly doorman (wllo had roplactd Gcnilla,(IIOI'e ~'Jack lilted about the danctrs btl<> frequeouJY Wa!dltcl. "There'~ a stlgma attlldl<d 10 tht the attroctlve women who lf«<ed tht patrons) save a chctry job," b< dlbnocl. MMoa at the. JUYI here think tll<y (the loodniaht. Sandy dlsapptared ·into the darknw. For th< danotn) arc r.p. You can hear thtm when they wolt by; they mudlence, the evcnina provtd a new experience; ror rhe qy, not Jboutilla it.bui>O lhoy can heu, 'flJ' oc 'look at the dancer, h wu aJI just an evenlna·s work. ja~kson. rcqu.iremalU. l.n mit cue. ho-.cver, lt;rutr \~illS abl~ to forego that route by Train, catch aoina to o lptelal «>mmitt«. Afllm•allv~ t~ appcOV>II SPECIAL HOLIDAY ISSUE Monday, Dec. 15th Dec. 12 qrflocr Malcolm ~ini said that Kctt<r from tile Pmldcnt's panel for Review ond Search l'loceclwu 10 pr-o ..tthout a public announ«mtnt that rhe position WM _ ,, "U-ny one oceds a otuch," lt.pclai continued, "but io this cut the Praldrnt ID<I with the commluct thair> and, with their full COIISIIltatloo~ me4t th< ond I recrived a letttr from the commillct UB THE. SpECTJ\UM ride board in the Dead/ins is Th<re's • ati&ma euathed belt, ' IIIQbt if 1 rounacr••• " Jllll thtn Jeo:tacx upo!Titbaootood haded 101111 Wto aa IIIIOlbcr drillk. A amall, slencltt Block ....... IIIIo vltw. ~ beJOI doia', k - tvidatt II< Wll OOt of tho...._ Hls nome wu Joha s...tlcft,llllu, the Bloct IOiiabt I era..u or Saod1 as be liba 10 b<'t&llod, botdly loobllil lO ,...,... He lbowed oo _.. or hb trawiJ (from COlli to COlli) lbat VlrJiol& IDd cnclcd up Ia TotOCIID, wbcrt be DOW raiclcs aod c:ommUies from em Wldnesdi)'S. Prior to bli- 1 0 ~ Sruldy Hved in Buffalo for four_. asd .....-.1 hb kctp as 1n Mlislant radlololia t1 M.,.r McoOOriaJ hoo>&illl wide _ .. Don't Catch The A ras: Action ok~ll..'' In otdtr 10 q..alify for federal rundlna. tile Uoi~ty musa - alknoo ocll<r paSOoDd to apply for the positions. AaOilini added thll UB mU>I submit a job ~ ~<~tina qUf)iroca~iPns and ocha r<quirCIII<IlU. "For AfrtrmK!vc Aaioa. "e mw be Wllf<d that thes< are ncitbectoo hill> or 100 low,'' tlle Offlta I)Oled. ''We uy 10 ensure full oJlPC)ItDBiiJ aod to .-11 out CD minorities IDd - ·.. v..,. But tho Presidtnl b ablo to walvt this r<quir.,.....t by ...mina that hi> o! 111 "offl« r-pnlz.ulon. Kett<r bas Slid, ho"-.va, tbot Jaeboo's appointmtnt wp. not p1r1 of 1 rccmt Capen Hall rc:sbufflin& and thll ~ to tbe commlttte •oluntarily. "Of e•tr)'Ont at the committtt, ooly ooc pasoo ob)caed to what I was dolna.'' Kt~ter .ald. Jac:bon, wbo told T1t' fip«:Jrt11n last ...ck that he is plannina oome inner ofllc:c cbanaa, added MoQdAry th&l II< has """'' sptclfic idta~, ya 11 dloosel not co clllcua-thcm now.'' Hll Orst move. m&dt before he wu publicly rwnod to tile potltion Th~y. w,. to dllll&e duties of the Dirtc1or or Publieotlons Robert ~elhatdt. Jao:kooo's off~eill title-used only for S.ate mauen-is Assistanl Viet Ptc:sldtrlt for C.ommu"hy R<lations and carritJ line number 3Zol44-a aradc four as wu bls fO(IJI<r rMk-(the hl&hcsc adminlsllativt rank is ciaht.) li• conceded that, to his knowle<(ae, II< will .k~ the tltk llf Dir<etor. r&lher than have It stnt back to thf Vltt Pri:<ldmtbtllnd. as it ~·ed tattler In Ill< decade. Tbc move was arttled: In somt dr<:lts, with applawt. Joyce Buthnowtkl, A.Joocllle 6ditor of the adtnlrlillntlion papa 1M R<portu, pniJed Jeo:kson for hb "intearlty.'' She added'thatiCctttr's adl!linistratlvt .._will ''help ... . lot.'' • ........ Dlte<lor of tbt Uoi¥Cnky Nr<os Bureau Linda 0.-.JCobas abo a.rclod !Cella's ltllool, - ' I l l it a "aood.Biovt" JIAc< Jac:bon " has bena Yr/ - - - - blo ..... OUt of Job W13' CD lll<t\ wldltll< IUIT. " · Jaa-, wtlo ICeltor IOid ~ - of Ills spoecb wdtitll, .,..lint bired by lilt Ullllomky lo ,..,_bor 19?0. tl< c.De to U.Jt fnlm Out• Uttlow*y........ ... clld .... ""'--' ~ - Aillloqll. ,,.,_ ~. Jat- ... lqiOrledly ......ved . colloae ckstet- move is pan Correction _..."' ..., .......... ....,.. _. .. Ill _ "--l.c ..... ... 77w ~ ~ . - _...... ......... . ._........._... ..... ~ .. _ _ ........ .w..,·............. - . . _ ................ c.-1 . . . . . .... ~ ................................ . -r.l,llillllf,&Ja -· r--------··--------, I UNIVBR§rrY pDNUTl I 77w . I I I I ~ ...-...... ._.., .. IIAilldtz.GI wftll CIIUJIIIII We*-,_.., .• Subl - . . . . . Sploactrl'le . Soft Frcrzen Yogurt , 11134....,. St. • --- 0p111 e.m-12pm ftrtondiJ • SunAy . I I .. &:pi'" Doc. 11/11 • I -------------------~ �Kenmore porno store upsets local residents by O.vid Cujko Sp«<nun S14./f Wtittr Last November, the Sovereign News CO. of Oeveland. 'ohio expllnded itS book5tor< chain and christened a new location in Kmmar<. From opening day, troubled residents of the sublirban communitY havr vehemently opposed the VUI~g< Book lllld News Shop whlcb specializes in allrged hard-core pornography. Citing th< reasons for their protests, Kathleen Dibble, spokesperson of the Citizens Concernrd for Kenmore, said the ;tOte is the potential link betw<en poroography and sexuallyrelated <:rimes, responsible for the proliferation of other "seedy" busines$ organizations and a facto r in depreciated real estate values. Speaking on behalf of the Sovereign News Co . Anorney Paul Cambria, a specialist in riTSt amendment violation cases, labeled lht citizen•s complaints as .. hypothetical. " .. AU there are are words," said Cambria. "People's feelingS arr not the baSis for interpretation of the law ." "Therr's a hl&h erim< potential as.«iated wilh this store, " Dibble nrued. "This shop has been linked to organized crime and Wt'r< afraid this >lOre will attract Other seedy businesses. . . massage parlors or prostitution." Allbaugh Cll.mbria pointed out there wa• no link between Sovereign News and or ganized crime, using Courier-Expn!SS reporter Richard· SchToeder's investigauve study on the ;~ore as proof, Detective John Dugan of the Buffalo Police Department's SalaCl01.1,s Literature $qUad concurred with Dibble, citing the very !ollme report. "I have a file full of <v\dence hereon iny desk," Dugan unered. " I expected him (Cambria) to say that . it's his job." Dugan, who has worked closely with the citizens group, chancterized a typical example or the £hop's business. Investigating the Unique News Store in Niagara Falls, which also belongs to Sovereign Ntws, he noted in his description of lbe porn m:m, the rampancy Qf "mal< prostitute types" loitering on the premises. "The problem ts mor< th< peep shows than the books," he remarked . "You go into a 4 by 4 rrom ouuid< or which is a marquee that tells you th< name of the film and shows a still phorograph of what you're gerring. You pay 2S c<nts per m inute and they run the film-rwo guys, two girls; rwo guys and a girl, or whatever it may be. The movie I happened to see wu of two homosexuals." Detailing lbe footage, lbe deteaive noted oral and anal se• stquences, and remarked, "This isn't something YQU'd go to ""' "'ith your mother/' "lnslderh= rooms," he conlinucdJ ''holes have bc<':ll drilled so that gay contact can take place between the boolbs, yet lh< two panies can remain anonymous ..There are homosexual-type individuals walking around this place, I can tell from th< ey< contact .·· • Dugan, who labtts himself "not prudish," mentioned til at obscenity do.e:s no~obother him, butt he crime t hat acrompanies it, is disiUrbing. ' 11f lbey made chis stuff legal tomorrow it wouldn't bother me too much, but it does nffd r<gulalion," ht observed . Both Dibble vloleoce and Dugan mentioned -a possible lin I. between Porn-provoked pornography and sexuaUy-related crimes. ''I guess It really depends on who you ' read' 1n determining whether or not there's a lin~ between the two: Some say yes;some say no," <xplained Dugan. " A study done at the University of Michigan conduded that various forms of pornography and bondage films havr had a tendency to provoke vjolence in male11." Cambria, however, ruoned that, "Bring the bad thing• in' i• an old araumenL Dugan's just hypOthesizing the worst that ·can h11ppen. trying to scare tbenf." Five cases invol'ving the stores at:• .pendin& in town ~oun, Cambria is bu!na his pre-trial def<IU¢ on illegal seatd1 and sazur7 "I feel lbe aud!es lOllY not have been done properly," tl• ctalmed. But if I he cues so·t.o court. the auorney will defend the store on the basis ot th~ 8111 of Rights. "The Grst amendm~nl is paramount in cues lllle these . I'm convinced the Firstls powerful enough to r~peal thae am wllich show a 101al ignorance or the fads," be~. "It-shouldn't make it past this stage, thouJh." In order to iudae wbetber the matqlab sold at the Village Book and News Sb"Qp are obscene, th,e guiildin~ ><1 down by the Supreme Court's f)t!Uer vs Califor!lia clecls10n oJ 1973 wUI pe adhe«>d to- The tbree'prOQ&<d deciUc>n says thal '!obscenity" relates to material that:aoy averagr penon •PI'l1int oontemporatY «<mmunitl._'sttuldltds woulil fmd .appeals to prwiertl sex acts; thlit on the .wl)cill: 'llll•~ to eo•er) is considered 6!11~1)' off~<:.. ~d lbat tacb ~ Iilcrary> artistic.-pOiitical ot SC!Cft~oc; value. 1 o be consldcTed ~. mllerla\.mu~meCI all llu'euooclitio~ "The Ne'c.. far\ Stale pc~~~l i:6tk ~-that the ~~erial must substantially e!!ceed ; lb£ ievd -lol~t¢' -by the c;ommunit,r,." quipped Cambrla. "~Ule C6MIIUfti!tYif'the mtire .~>tale of~ · York, not jidl ~. J1lect u 110 bcaslilltty or child PQI'IIO&f'aphy It tbesc trhtljls... .. · At this poi... c.mtK1a ~lcves he JW t'M L!PPet blllld io this dirpuie. '''llle7llliiSI PfO!I~~~~~; ~t.o proveft's not.''be uaued. Dual!n, on the other hand, feels that !~payers should have the right to choose. " It's disturbing. . • CVCT')'l>?"Y R'Ptects iheriahts of the ciiminals, but who cares abo\11 theoUI<> ID-five wor10n& mff who punchl!s lbe docbll tht factory?" Students desiring to terminate their 1980-81 UniVersity Housing agreement at the end of Fall semester must do the following: - 1) Sign up at area desk 2)0/ficia//y check out by returning room key to area desk and completing a forwarding address card by 9 am December 24, 1980. Students desiring on-campus accommodations for 1981 Spring Semester should contact the University Housing Office, Richmond Quadrangle, Building 4 4th floor - Phone 636-2171 I~==============================:; P .J. BOTTOMS Style Wednesday Dec. lOth! . Picture with SANTA $1.00 Christmas l'r·esentsll To All, And To All Good Night! *._."l 1=000 - &00:ZE - IIOOGIE �. ' letters 10 Jolin, plcadina wiiJo him to oome back, wtUic E.rqv;,.. did an lnvealptioo or l.amcia and rouad bi., to be a .._""'_.a.." Yet 1.au1oo sboweclsjpls or rdllnl in the......,_ or IMO, ....., ic wu run10red t.haa be was ::.cit in the studiOs. Shonly afterward, "SI.utina Over" appeared as a siaaJe rrocn' tbc alb.., Dollblt F~t~rttZSy. Jolin Lcaoon, .ner five ,.an or "tuina bread lAd beiDa a howcbusband" was back. The noly man livlna rrom """ l.tMdon 11ma poU or "!be ~ """'' ioftucntlal """' or the aJUia (John F. l(ennedy lAd,._, Toe-TWII ~the oth<n) '*IS ready to AIM the ~i<s the same way be SWted lilt mtia-witlt en al)>um.Lmnoo- b«:oelna more o;>a1. IMfBIIna int~ taklna the lobby coll'IUI<It to the Dakota, slpilla aw-lls. SO. hours bcfO<e his death, be slaned II 9ealk album' r....,. a.n Leftoll • wu liaoplf 100 ln"'Oved inRtber aclivitia ,.;m the_.. be ro. Mark David O.IJ)Oian. SU hours an~ that autoaraplt, "Mark Qavid There ..,.... ror ~. !be ~ loo~. and O.apman allqodly sliot him. from point blank <IIIII' In c:old blood. ~ kl\'od. v• row ~with '111ua, ~··lea .l'I*B with The Blldao .,.,. 1101 ..... IOiey wll\ lk ltWP• It ~ 10 be I ...... of tJ1a befOfc tile..._ wooold lllnal: . , and w1t1r ~ woald ....._...,.and -die- ...rpc ..,_ilia "The..__, W'. . . . lloed•!.' ,....,._.his . . . . .. 0 Mort oa.;;s Ouopman.' He may aoon become a trivia name, like Altllur Branmer and Sirhan Siman. He'•IOI three Mftldtllte John'W'IIcs lloolh cbontllllbe 11t11 . . . . . . 18 A~y and 1..« Hanoey Olwald. Did he sl!ool John Lcaoon """ Bealld The m&A ~-....,or~ "l'efedap;la'• - - - . L ' ' Len- whoK life is "' modily m::alled ~~~rouP reams of boob about him. The didMcean.y.., I»~ be llld -who_..., • _.non, who wrote-· or 111e ....... mwic: of all Yoko- _, 10 ,._lila Mr• ..S ~ . . _ CIOUid tim<, lilt maa who appated 10 be eqcrly enlldpeliq tbe dlhlies. Sbol CDiertliD IIIII ~eM~ IIIt ...... ....._ deed by • danmtecl man with a ...,.,. aun. Yet, Lmnoo's-·leade_.~quile-. Y.,._,O.O_aem 'T'here is 110 ~. jusc pily. Pily when slot mal walk lilt .,mu, Pity .,.,be sly{)rionul wlto l'1lloell ee.t1a. ...t l.aaQ>, lite !he other three thai the Katnedy brothers, Man in LAnher Klna and l..cnl¥>ft are rour ~ llades..tr--! I -~~~~- ..- . . J. . as leedm no loaacr ,.;lb us. There is Jri<f. Orier ro. Jhe widO"<:d Yoko 0. no, ro. l.caoon's t ...O t011$' Sean and Julian, pi'er (JX O.apman his Paul DCCdecl Jolin's auhar to eliminate tb< AM effect on albuins lilte McCortn•y llld R11m. ~non may have been more complete ,.;111 the family. But thtf< is • spriokk or joy. Joy that John ~non is now in melodic McConney. Fl~ts ,.;tb Yokq did not hdp either, Their sepwarion heaven or nirvana, that ~non showed us how a youna lad f<om in the cmly oeverui<s lell. Jelln In Lot A.a..... drlotltla will! Keith ....,n Liverpool can make dreams come true with hu:k, tal<qt, bud wort and and other chronically alcohoUc roctm. l..elinon was 10 lhe papen mo~ for dedkallon. Joy that John ~non came into our lives. bis niaht acapada then fO< hit muslc. E~y rei'Mmbm his Koce~ I loved Jolin ~n. I do not know why he died Monday nl~t, bot • Incident and his removal frOm a bat for hecklina the Smotllm Brothers. unfonunate cin:urnstences like tbis hapPen In our crazy world. I fiave to Lennon needed to return 10 h)J true love, and ht ....,Ito New York antt now ll«q)) bis death, bull will never roract )ohn LeMon. And I hope that won Yo'ko back . you ,.;u never fD<att him either. , · This Is DOt a ~nective idoliDtlo'l or d«p ' characttt evaluation or • Re.on ~noe becacast I did .....,, it 10 be. I came here to bury Lcaoon, to The r<Wliled ~nOQJ ip<01tht lul five yean in J<dusioo. They made retrace and edmJre his Ufe, atod IO mildly pralte him. John l.caoon ..,._. bJ dowllltla lit-...., ....s - -.......... n.. floe._.,..._, iiiiiPii~~ii;:~... pier ila dllt•-nc.alywltoaatbcY...,~bo.J\IIIcowsorhoiiSCS. RollbwSI-w""e 1 Your last chance to h•~• your port(ait taken tor THE BUFFALONIAN ********* -': .. -~ ' . """'~'it any other ny. .- 'lt'lt'lt'lt*-trir-lt'lt'lt-tfr.= ' ====,::::::======~ THIS IS ITII (' ana Commuter Council and SASU: Last Breakfast of the Semester TODAY Fillmore Room, Squire Hall 8 a.~.-12.noon ~ �" ~sn~o==rt~s======~======i leers split weekend • serie~; snap streak 0 f b)' Jdfrry R, Thrst011 Sptrt/'11,. Si.U t+'lttv R .. e tat.d pmocb o( bod.cy •cren'l e:nollJh 1oMlvqc rwo Yk1ona over th~ w«k<nd as IlK UB Bullt spht d•VI»onol cont<su will! ~n~ Stat< Knoalus ond Pot ~dam Sta1< B<an. Aft<r uoundna Orneko 9-2 Fridly, th< Bulb fai1rd co owtrtomc an early def~en and Wtont down m dcfe:u to the i Beara: 4-l Saturday evm1ng, U B skated a.greMJvdy again~ ahc Kni&htl throughout tbt contep. It wou the r\rst YlC'tory Cor tht Bulls ovC1' Ocnuco an four meecinp:. "The pll)'trs Wtte geared up for lht &:tmeu C'Oilt'tdcd coacb Ed Wri&ht, "thcy "-'&f'".cd thn one." Bu1 accordlnJIO Buffalo's John Sucac, ¥~ ho pla.)rd a suon1 dcftn.i.l"\e game:: the Kn11h1s v.ac lht' "pafm opponcnf'. Dc.an Camnon oprn<'d th¢ scor1n1 v.tth hes nut toaJ or Lbt ln:SOn, a hord sl.tpshot )1111 on!Od~ th< bltK hn~ II 2 )) of lh< rnu poriod "ThiS l<ltll ;.'"aJl \ l:au •••h tn)'bod).'' maint.:unnt lhc OrSI )'tar 'al'd. Both IC'aln! hid &ood scorin& chan,t\ 1n the Opmin' su.nu, but UO ,oalt<nd<r BiU Kamunu 11<ld lh< C.n<5<0 tum on ch«k. Cone-~ Ina ddt-a I, ~matH C~Mch P.Jul DuNy lamrn1td, ''The fitSt ptr1od told the uory. they tooL advanta•~ of 1he:1r t.:hanco. we didn't. •• Thr llulll ' Ko~d I witt morr iq.thol third with JOOIJ by Br\1111 Pilecki and ro..... senior Mart W C!tdtt . Genesco I allied oocr when John Ca..;c wa& b<autlfully by Joff Shnt. ~et u,-, good ••..-••• e.uppon. u t"- Wl• 'I oo mil) -...hbtJH Th< &lfll< wu marred b) num<rov> c>rnllll<> Rrf<tft John Gohpoau called J9 olfaua-27 _ , lh< Bulb' " W< bod 10 k«J> t<mr>«l from nplodon&." h< 1101<d OM p<na)ly op.nSI Gabor Ro&l<r f0< fr<Uifll lh< puc~ 111lhc ~ r6ultedJn 1 C.ndc(lprrlah) shot ~ K n~&hl's iCr-•n f"Kzpatrick took lh< h« sl'tof and pvt n home abo... c K.annn51a UB 1 ncr~ lhar ka4 10 S· l oarly on lh< _.ond pulod on ! Oal• by Rt&ler and Bob Nuchcrcno. Bchmd hy rour, Gtntsco's coach rcphu."t"d ganlna aoaltcndcr Bob HuniC1 wuh JM Kt""lh. ''II ,...., Or1C Jlt&hh,," murmurtd Huott'f, ~<t tlr brca._ \ wcren'tln our favor. it or those "IU US's. game·· C,cnnco Slate'' offrn.sc ~pern:l KamiMLa ~hroughout 1hc pmc Ho-ner, KamJ.ru~a .-u $J"<'t1arular 1n the nn~o itm~afltr umc be 1urncd th< Knoalm <I>IT~. ''Our d<fm« ...-.. th< ~<)': th<) l<Pi lh<m•~•t from tlw front of lhc na.'' rc,alcd 1M nc1m1ndn ''I had ICOd vu•on on •"ru ~\ Ut4 "'Al •bk 10 ~ M)1tlf up •• Tho ~ffalo pft< kiCl<d bod 42 of .... OPQCHIUnlti,. In ~ standout \hn..ln& ··H• .. u lh< b" difrn<n« fOJ lh< O..lb', hr'• II lh< lOp or A•m<, " r~ulat<d Coach O..ff) Thr Bulb' pnW!Tpla) decked aaaan l.11e:r an 1hc thud pcnod . Th1111mt: "'''" Ron K<o '" the ~nahy bo.\ for olbowona . Captain Dill< Guynn ~~~mmrd homt ~ KNin Knah rrbound, Knab made the play when he tnlr-rt:•rptrd 1 I*»· holdin.a lhc pud in the Ocn('S(o zunt P'lecki ''IO\Cd out th< «onna Aft<l •=lving • cri$p ""'' from hncmon Scott Shield; al IS;U, " Th< rookie h~ oonorJn -Camornn, Shlclcb, Pilt<ki-thty ><or<d lhr« aoai>, tndudina th< ""nnn by Bnan (Pile<\t)." wd M01~ lONw.-.•ee n... ,,.. ~- ~.. r.MC\o tii'NPPed thM rt••ll t-.2 11 INSTANT CASH .,••r h•• played '""" \\ ndc:r "They bncd rb~ rcsc or us up " Ci.lrurdar. ""lth JOIIIimckr Dan t..o~khuk &c'fltn' tht scan 1n thC' fM'I\, th< Bulb r k l<d up r!Jht ..b.,~ tbey loft orr P'" 1011> ni&h• Ko .. akhul w <kr11<d lh< PO<sdam Sill< B<an a tally ..;,h somo inc:r<dibl< &oall~illl of htt OWl\, UBcamc rovin& out o( tllcn lOne Oft a tank Wildt PitS> (rom Kcuh S.wy<r 10 o.Jc Guynn ~·bo •lipped lh< pu<k OYer tO IC~'iln Koob. Th< n... foot<d junior nipped lh< disc by Ihe scr«n<d B<llr a.oall< Randy Brown : "I C'QUidn'l iC't the lbol comtna. I WIU orr auard,'' C'JI.fllilincd Brown. ·rht mommtum twilchf'd Whm dt f~scman John l &o sla{hc'(f Mu1 ~ Foley 11 12:)9. Potsdam'• po~nploy ncued lh< tyona &oai al 1•:07 Chn• Korman yes took a fmlfrom uptoon Roo tlrcou and riOed it hom< 10 """ 1h< S... ·rally. Poudam rhc:n ldd<d rhr« mort utiiiCI 111 th< lXXI thl«·monb!c:s. John Ro•< rt_.s Ill~ Norm Oocdks illol a1 14:07 few ~ 10 abcad JOal. AI 17:20, Pl<n< Maroow. KDtawoy Ills b<Oih<r Den.. wbo brok< bn"«<l Bull ddcnclrn lnd In IlK quitl wmt >hot 10· ~ P'Jd todl<d In oN aoakaodcr Kowaldtuk '• 1m1 inan<in& th<lr l<ld 10 two. Less tlwt 1 minu1<1A1rr P01tdam odded ral.110 th<tn)ury. Randy Fredmck st«red lh< puck by Ko waldluk with a tip of Breau'• $1!01 . Coach Wri&ht r<plo«d Kowakhuk wilh Bill Kornmsklatth< stan of lh< li<COnd pMod. "Dan had pioyod vory .... h's justlhll lody luck wap~'l on has tide tonitht.'• rtea.Utd the coach. "Tht pud: didn't bounce in h11 t""' u. ravor." ~Bull> bqan th<u c:omdl1rck "'llh PC>t.Wam'• Fr<de<ick in lh< pa>llly bo• for sltillina at 1~ two minute mark. Ona - · Knab sror~ from S.'*)'<r and G•ynn for lh< pow<:rploy IC)al. UB St'O«d on .50 P<tUN of tbdr <bon rn rhal I«<ttd. pii):Sical pcrlod. UB (ovl)ll fwiOU!ty to lie the..,.,... mth< linaJ pmod. Wilh P<!<r Yuhas on lllc: bmch <uff<rin& from an ann c:oo<b Wnsbt was forr<d iniD mWo& hls h~. ··~ linn "'put IO&<Ikr .,O<k<d dfm.ivdy fO. ~. II WUJh< lapocs in ~ lirSI liW hiiCI Ul lh< most." h< <"PPoin<d. E.orly in th< lui ll.anl:l, th< Knob, Ouynn and S.wy<r trio conn«~<d onccapln . This thn< II wasOuynn dolnllh< hooors 11 ~:06 and closi.n&lh< lllP 10 one. . '''!"bey plo~ aooc1 ho<tey toni&ht : ,.. wen fortunlleth< puc:k bouoe«< our way," indicated Pocodam ooach John Horon. "The rtr<~ r>«<od told th<stor)l. By oo means can you foult Kowaldluk." , blo~ .. tqDplC.OJCCXelkl~ tca.iruka ,...pulled from 11>< oec ill ro•cw or IlK t:~~n au..ur. ~. the dT0<1 pr<Md - r u l e s l.be Uuill<r ard<d <0111.......,. •1. IUU IJTS-tlll- ovubol in the Poudlm J01M l9to_l61l>d ~ 1P :16 in tM Galac:o Still~ pm< . • • the Bulb record Ia DOW J-2 cwerall and :!-l in DMslool Ill play ••• n<XI pmc iltoall)ll oct Br()Qpon State'• bome ice ••. 111c: neJU 11om< pmt ror the BuUs' iJ J111twy 14 apiJuc Canlsius . , . IlK lou rrlllpC)Cd a thrc< p.me winnina sucal for lhe &un.' ••• <!Jbt diff<1enl pll)'UI scon:d in lbe ~ Jllll<. We will pay you up to 50% for books we need ptus TPECIAL HOLIDAy BONUS Sell us $10 or more in used books Dec. 8th thru Dec. 19th, and receive a coupon worth 10% OFF your next purchase at any of our 3 University Bookstore locations. . . . ! ·1 .' '; ·r )/ 'h' I >:.U' f-:( >r Jf\.' I .'· ·I\.). I .1! I)~ i\ ) :C)(:\ /'iU\ . . . SQUIRE HALL Moa. I<Tbura. 9am · 8:30 pc11 T -. Wed.F'rt. ' • • · 5 pm Sa!Imlay llam·3pm CHRJSTOPHER BALDY JOSEPH ELLICOTT Mon. Wed. Fri. Moo.· Fri. 9aa · S S.t»nlay Ooeed 10 •• • 5 pal T-.A.n..ra. 10 •• • 5 pal Sah&nlay llaa · 3pcD �Swimmers topple marks espite loss to Bonnies Saturday was a record SC1tin' ciay ror 1hc mcn'sswimminstcam 11 Royal swimmers swamp Oswego; Bucheit, Griener pace easy _win TM UB Wom~'s Swimmir~J and Diving team Buchdt was a double winner with victories in ht<T&Ily swaml"'d their Osw<ao opponents lut the SO and 100 freestyle ,events. Greiner also Saturday taklna the meet by 22 points 85-63, in swam a leg of the victorious 400 freestyle relay with Worley who alJo took the SOO buuerOy th< Osweao Sl11e CoU•a• pool. " We did better than we did aaainst Guelph," evYL._ Ro Beckley a nd junior sensation Amy Royah coach P110 Noakes revealed . " It was a Brllll!ii finished off th e 400 free team. &ood meet for us." Bri.uon was another double winner for the UB The UB wom~ set two varsity sehool r«:ord5 Ro)'alo Wii h conqueats in the 200 and SOO in lh< 400 m<Ciky rday and the 200 backstroke. freestyle events. The combination or Kay Simonson, Hdcli Chm Perrault and Betb P rcsc:ott plae<d second Clfdner, Ann Worley and Kim Buchdt clipped the former 400 medley record with a llahtmin& and third resi"'Ctivdy in both rounds of the divin11 coml"'tition . tim• of ~.04. Simonson's 230.Gl shapJlC'd the " We were only leading by one point halfway old 200 backstroke rcoord and wu only of her thrtt firSt plxc finishes for the day. The throuah the meet because we made a few sophmore from Slatm Island also captured lbe mistalta," Noakes u.plained. " But we did really 200 buuer·Jly and ~ IM crowns. well In lbe second half. We're build ina up. " LAST CHANCE!! TO HAVE YOUR PORTRAIT TAKEN FOR THE YEARBOOK th< Clark Holl pool despite St . Bonavtnture's defut of th< Bulls, 69-4). Keith lknntlt "' a U B mark in th< rtrst I'S or the <100 meter rr-yk rday, . .., mmlna it in 56.18, usinl the backstrok<. lknntlt, v.ilh Ridt Ray, Bob Whelan IJid Jeff Dunbar, ...,., the rae< with a 3 : 26., .~. St. Bonavenoure coach Kevin McNam« cT<dit<d the Bulls v.ith a Slandoul performance. ' 'TMy an more eotnptlhi'l.>e than la.sa yw, ' ' he not<d. "The freshmen orrer some possi~lioics." The tn«ts' initial race featured in the Bonnie's 400 medley team . The Brown lndla.ns <riiJ<d the old pool r«e>rd wilh a romarklble 111owina- br l'coor Parko. Joo Wimlewskl. s. ..... Bria ~r~d Mike C- I a- with a 3:46.2 rmaJ .~ . UB's Ridt Ray lini>hed stronilr io lh< SO llltlt'f freaoyk Willi a ~~~ or 2:13.18 whkh wu aoocl for tirsr ptae<. Th• B!llb, after loolna a b<artbreak<r to O<ncsco Staa tl$0 W«k, displa~aracter aaainsr the touah Brown Indian ~quad . U B conque-red the 200 brea.Msuokc,with Bob Cowan's rintshinatimc or 2:)1.) . Benn<ll also took the 100 mcoor r... in ,. 1Ct'Onds n... The Dept. of Mathematics announces Two courses on Combinatorics MTH 353 • lntroduC1ion t o Combinatorics Instructor. S. Cavior MTH464/MTH564 L.ecuturea on Combinatorial Analysis Instructor: G. Myerson . Both courses will meet MWF 12- 12:50 PletJSfl consult thfl instructors for furthflr Info. · • THE BUFFALONIAN Seniors Th~ Photo.,.apber will be ia Sqtdre Hall, room M8, all thia week from Mo.a • day, Dec. I to Friday O.c. 12. Make your appoiatmeat ill advance ill rooa.a48. . I Moun are MoadaJ th$v We~. It am· 12 aooa a 1 pal• S ..-&ad ThwMay a Fdda71rom It am· 12 Nooo., ·a pal• 5 pm, ll 8 pm ·I pm. 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"' Tonight: Jack J-' Itt Daniel's Party F-~1,.£ TO IHARe nke l M4W'OOm ~fl"rMf\t Er4lewool Chtt.P MD+ Free Jack Daniel's caps. jugs. glass~, playing cards, buckles, otnd posters to be raffled. on TAGG MUSIC Sale• It Service ,.._. s,,.,.....,., Thurs: Rock Night £Jeccnc ICe)!NA,:U, Gultorw. o,-., Ampe. ,.,......_.,...._ n.a..tA~a.t Mala-- Bob Seger ,.,... &Mppllu ROO!o' ...VAIUIILil GRAO/ PRO non wnC*er to coml)lete Ul --IU-1314- ttm ll.OOO or t'I'IOfe fOrt few ftfft&ntl wo."tt. No seUif'9, Ju-st Prtfef" tretlutle- ef' s.tudeoh. l l1S pitA c.IIQHOIS, 3604 llf LP WANTED 400 Sovth, Suitt 101. SIU Ul(e Cfty, Ul• h ..IU want• y ou!! 241No.-.vow-. .... fllt'V-. pr•fttsfo.ftal ..,......~·· ·~ ATTENTION G~AO 5TUIJ8NT.S ~ facutty Orot.IP$ Enoine«rnt• • 0«\UPt discounts t« prilof'ftes . - t.arve ~ S~y JoH.. JOn M.in St....... -ltfV fl.lr"NJIIH.Htw~dlll\w•"*"· SCMcM. CommunlutlOtl:. ~·· 11\:tremur-.,tt...,.,.ttc;, .,.N-...Q~~Ht~tlty FREE ltACQUE'I'8AlL mtn'lbtt'INO. C.lf U1....00f01' ft'Ntnem~ tt the ftocquot Oub ol E _ , lllll" 4111 T,.et15lt Aotd.. WIIHt m•Vmt, HY- Ullimtity Piau '---8 34 -688 1 OHI ROOM AVAI~8La ht fouf" - - - o n Lr- . .,..,.. GOLO-SlLVU-JEWELlY 7l MAVEitiC'k- Exc-'tflnf boG't. entlM rww. ottlef'l' f'Ktont. Cluinaa• FIJgbta aadBueeeto NYCaadLI etUI available CaD IBCB 636-2f9Z ...,aorn II' - ~:..:~~~· J-.NJ.,V -- .. ltOOM AV-\ILAII..B TI.N MINUT£5 frO(Y'I M• Jn (..,-npus. Qultt, t • •u c:le•n. qolet. comfOft•ble $--per$0-n 1 "Of''( hOUM nt¥ ' Mlln tJB. Sht.-rt Cll~net toOking_. own torge upstair$ room wttn li!f'De close!, WaWr. dfytr. mkrow•.,., rwo ~tl'ltt i-irdtn. L-r•$e Uf\111 &tpt. DfpOIH, 131-1039 Cll14031). ~OI'Jitf\,-bt\0 • ROOMMATE WAN reo fo share lurYt~, btautffut . • .bedi"'OM hOVM. . AOOMfi:OR MAL& GRAO stw.m, non A~t41llfo-lf ~~.;, WOMSC. A~t ..&IOM Jtn. 111 Cell 131·12'24 alllf' 6:00 Fi M.\LE. AOOMMATE FEM-'L.ESWAfrotTED to"IICIMOf' f'WO rf'u• ''utn t..'K •rtt• m.oo .. .,. ..J . room~.. . 11 Mttnlm.c:_..,....._ ... SEM I- SERIOUS OA.AO Ot vpPtr dl 'tWoft t~Vdtf~l wt.nt..O tor room ;n Mt.IM It Mt1n MIG £99tt1 C..t _.,,.,,. .,. ROOM AVA7L:A'i~ ~ ,..,.;,..,..).,..,.,., '" Ofodr'OOfft 6Hf'ff'l'lotf'l - WntoM/ Or'ff't. ~ FUitN ISHED ROOM k\ ftOi.IW en Wtru.PHr •val~ hW m.,. ~~' crou sttHI ro MSC. " ' • ,..,, 'h'' .._._10eHer l ROOM.MAT. WA,.leO ~,;tU/t~ J410UMY I. U. W1 C'1f ~y m pltr~S 911 6.2'71. WM\I'ed for l?l.H• tk.--dlri:.!Otn lvrnft.l'led apar-IMttll,\ • 1 SOit.l<O MALE --GRAOUA f E OR P'OI "'\,....,..~ "'*"' w~tf'd to com~H••• ·~ on u.oon ru , Tom I)J-1)lS A"'OMMAYE w~ Fo~'S two~ ...,-h'Mt'ri Otci«. eon "''lt or temN tt.n. w•INf'Avt\Kitla .,.,......,..., .,- )-.,. tP Bob ~. IU J9'll .nytlrne -~WANT EO tor J ot«oom ..,.,-1"Wftf S tniA Anil.cM JM. •m WOMSC_ L...,.., f« •tt~ ' ' mac.. ~· ROOMM--:;T'i'"WANTEO fo,. ntC:~t OHIE ROOMMAT« wan""' for I::IINut•ftlt 2 otO-oon\dUotf'Jt ff\ k~e.. SKn.lO • ttw-" tJtG"'OOm MannKot.t oouoae ll4'd.. CfM.I1P.,U1llo1-....WIJf7 .. GRAD/ PRO tmo\tf' ••nt.c~ to I '4.: 20 Min. from I c..• us-srn comote1~t r/f-------- ------, '*' t«OfOIJt Am~•• MiftVIH tram eltNr ~ :::':~,:.~::'tOt h¥tN Poot. Avt U•b4• - AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE UW ll.t~l Fot IIU 1111"1 ........... ,_., WIUI ( l tf Tf~Mtt CALL 837-2278 Of IIHSUIIAHC£ GUIOAHCE CfHTEII • Fulf~ • Full Olnnens" • A.ll Taxes, SeNices and Gratuities Hoolf'~IICI-onl)' I I I I I I ! Main St. ~ ~ .; M • in ~ Campu) < -tt c.,...,, • AUTHORil~U 1\<i\RRAN Jl ~I;.R YI C k FOR AKAIIKENWOOO TkCHNICSfTEAL PlON.t:J:..R~nJ I}Sa-n,. murc ~ f I J t I I I I I I H.P•.IOPP ! ,650 WilLIAM snm 19~·2100 ___ ...,............... 1 SALES-AND SERVICE, INC i IHH rKHoi..,<HII :l 1 Coli Jim - l t i S 9 0 < - ' - • 5 o.y Uft Tic:1cets w '~..,__t> ~wo ROOMMArEs N~•oiO-+ -H•"-Ilood • Choice Ac~modatlons I 1-,.. • J~ ~ ....~~; :f FREB"ZapTrap"Ju... V•II 1 t-·---~!!_L'J21!.~.!.- __ j �Ctlf ADUlT BALLET CL.,U$Es .......,.., lntt(mtdlat•, •dva.ndd. FerAra 5""'"', m-1101. m ·IOOOI. • WANfED FEMALE RO<lMMATE. Two bedrOOm eptr11t'lel'f Mtr {'ASC Me+, SP01itT$ FANS: FOOI'bllll Hoc.Qijl 8~eft>llll WeN...,e a til£ toot ~I At •~ Dttl Ptece (ecrou trom ROO/t\MATESC(E~VING 1'\iHd a coupl• to ~ l'loUW II' Tonaw~ l miiH _,.,...,....., .... Goodve6r Hall, •t Uolnnlty "l•t~J PA~TV NIGHT IS SONOAV NJG.. T .t P J , aonomst u VOIH 1aoor, club, MALE G~AD/PRO roommate want•d. J.,...._lf, WOIM$~ SlOSh. Call 135-4l1t t>Ytni.l'l;t, org• nlt•tk)n, depu1mC'ftlt or te•m W"OYid like to oet tooettMr ttllt ~" me nlutnl F:CH" mortlntormttlon c"l A.awv II b l •A60. P.J. 8oHoms 1)10 ~k\ ROOMMATE WANTED. beautiful hcWM JIO. InclUdeS n'et'Vfhlng , G~e• strQt rfvh~ •cro» from ua. TO Tr4E SNOTTY &ITCH WHO wu •t ROOMMATE WI'NTED, •.,..,._, quJtl, .s1\HliOU1,. WD/MS.C. PQ. 132~1"' _ I»•&Sa, J ..... .... Wt 17..6'1t. P .J .'I lt.s1 Monday night, tesoiMs ao•'"·•nd we'll rn!lv SUBLET A P~ R JMENT Ctll sUaLETER WANTED- Minntaole nt•r Mkkey Alts-Ut lf1H" ' p.m.. ,MAI..E ~G:-;R:-;A:;:D:-:-non::-:..,., = .., :-:t:-: < W c:l-:: ...,.. -,. , utHet private or temi prh•••• •PM'fm~l Okcmt»r ~ January 1. 681· 1«l5. .MEETIB£AT DEADUNES P•~r. Prrim•. 631-8884 ,_!'! ST~.AW8£ R Y OAIQUIRIS AND PH~A c~•csa• aTe onlr $1.00 at P ..J. Bottotn~o • P.J. iot_,c:oll)looeytl &lt•46b, P.J. J210 ~In St""'' rfQht 6Crosl from U8. ~ ~1D M*!'Sti'Hf, iith' ..crou trorr(U&. SIFU DDIN OF FARGO lrO f-l oor - HAPPY HOL..tDA'YSt Lo\fe iYPING SERVICE North Buffa~ are~. , 01uer1·11i~ lhftls,. pUblla·nom. c•u 11~. p(Of~AI, TYPING. • BM COrTecllno Sfo*trJc~ WfW1t QUIUI'f CDUR.h, Colli I:J7,...ci3Q.. YAAfE't;'Y TYPING dont' .a1 hotM-. ~ qu.,~nv work. o(d•ttoft owr ltHel .,..,. You aud your friends are invited!!!! ~ai-ts .at 7p.m_ Reporls, Proo,re.tdlng, •IIOt"CJM)I,, 611-S'n,, s p.m. RIO( BfiARD HoiiCI•'I susan HtYJ ';'QUI' x mn panv •no group r•1~P tOC' si'Ud4Pnl group• to hare your portrait takim for the 1981 Yearbook. .. -•II'Ona&: RIDE WANTED TO_..,.., _ _ .,.,., 'Wlll sn.re usu•l'- C.ll' Plebe 6lt-S:W. Wl.rttme. THE BUFFALONIAN OUICKCOPV .•R"._ RIDERS tQ ~.wy. Sar•tt'IGI. L.e•vk'l9l21'21 01 ll/D.. C.I)IJ1.11M), MAY EXAM _J · RlD£~EEDED fO L' Dtctmbtr2l (orl•ie:r) call flt-63$1, FOR THE WordsWorth 8!-4·1135 _ __ SUPER FAST PRINTING Ill D.E' OFt='ERED 'TO NV. LA.WinQ Sat. CPA CANOIOAUS Word ProcHSOr by an experknnd Writtr/Edilor . . . . . . CAAOI lndustiral Engineering • Sosmomores · IE 220, Engmttemtg Economy, tS not lt6t•d tn pflnt~d VNtvERS!TV C.~N'tEA. Wrllfne H.C, ,,.. license !1o 1- 1F' W't 1 ntte V~Uw~. t•m not • Walrvl. aa oon·t crou tlw ciHO bt' elool HIJQC)y $t<f'Yk;H, Edltt~ and tv-"'~ felt' ICJ'lbe: or I'IK•~ 6fl '44tS the 5~edUie Spong ASTli:OLOGtCAL CHART REAOING. Call•·6391 for9ift otr1Htc.a1~~ 130. YOUI"\? oEal r~orwrn•ntw.bom nn MOVING1' No lOb 'oo big or- •oo small. cau JOM anytime. M3·2:S2\ TC~r~l ...-w:r M4RfHA-I W8nt IO hoiO you C.IDMr '~" •vt't' octot• I mib vovr love •no SPECIAl.. DlSCOUNTS: US students ww:t t.al1ti. Stmmpoo~tt'Ytf'oan : s~.oo. '-'""'T\\JLU.lM P•rft'll 12:2 .0.. Buht•oe ; tU bul wm be ol(fuflfl •e7.sttu 4 NtJI/Oft LEARN~ EASYI nto TlP\ on How to Bc~Mt' t. Ben•r Slli4ent .'' Free Oe1•1fl.. Wlrd Enltf'pr'ws. P .O . BCD: •• A t Ellk oft Sl.t""'~ 8"'f ..o.. New YQf"to lno5, • 21& Reg, No. ;s 4.S:JS84.• Course reou~r~d ol IE ltudent• & opM tq otbetl seelmrg 11--e. A pmaulollllly typeset end prtntld mume can Plus A bl I 1'111 llllf tDI jab Special Hollday M We' re experts! L{J I UNIVERSITY PRESS 361 Squire Hall Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. I 'ONE- FIEE!II I ....... •• !KIO•rwsn. VT. tor 1l.W or Jan n. 2• •no u c.n.,, e~YS-<tt~illf' your 8 dn '" 1,.. l..odot' t PI'OYe it o4 ~ ~~ Mid lift' II buy I'W' firS! \1\.ake-r o4 mlru 91m1pt "-~ lc.f C "~•m c•~ av..lliAblt - Bv llfutntor"s Lodpe, 3...:1 Ml l\f'f'$;tiOI'l H...,Y--! m 1n1. : trom u8 Amtw:n1 C..mfWl,. ..831-2588 1141 • c.w w.. ww. • - I 1 GetZeaa,laacoa, 1 ·------------,--------~ I BtJY ONE SUPER I BUY ONE SUBi tt- fries. toat, im l I MI. TACO • GET I GET 'h SUB ~ (or w dlocolat~ I ~ Goodthn. 1/1&181 I I fiiEl!l I Good""" I I 1111181 for ..ly SUS (willt IIIia Good . . .. 1/16/al Bookstore~ Pre-Registration Spring 1981 VOUf"R«A~ncr. 'Materials MUST be turned in at Squire or Fronczak between De~ 8-10 acconliag to the following schedule: E R !C., I cRdn't lc.f'IOW tne.r you still wt:l .,our bt<f Jan•c•. V~•r WVMV.n&"Y, Tn"' pPI two vurs ha-ve bHn tne btslrt tow vou •. ~ mouw. ERIC, OOOCf 1\K.k on YOUr t1"ol\, L'JI W'f You OVff v.cal10f1, J•n~•· II moo No. f . . .... Go GOOD tUCK HOCKEY 8UI..LS AMM\Ilele 6rod1potll R08EIU CHJE C;OCO vtt~? s.tc.1C:• t Bonk!J Jtl\ HEY KtO. kino wnn You ts bettor rhtn a ,..,..,, bvftt:r and «11"9* 1 -fh DATE c·~ ~ cl\«oltTa Chip~~~ fOt'~~lt ~. JOhn 80'1'. LUKE SKYFUC:kER mtuH P11t L6rrv W,LMry j ,, Stncly, c.rt, Ira, Orcryt. ,._Uda, Jot'lien, Tony. UJIIM. 8111 I'll at j ll stt- vov Ou~mber P TM> ftumD'~ !ltrl\et OUt. .s. U I SC:t1MUCkETI'E; ....,.,.,, lo<'.oodl • fln.t fOO enc1 I'll,,., not. to come up wun .nv rnot"t "u.u.v f8rus.. tittt last _... Ntd M'IV tltM you Wt(lt to t•lk. Yow WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10. 319 SQUIRE ANYONE 200 FRONCZAK A NYONE c-. SIT Off SANTA'S I ~ ton1ft: •t P.:J. ~... Gtt .;our plclure- taken tor 11,CID, CHRI$-HGW tong Nt it been slnc.e:YQU Nt'llil JINGLE 8EL45 OU't loud. a.tMr ,.-.ctioe ~ y HIIVh tfl.lniQ: Graduate and MFC students may use sites at any ol the times listed a~ove. 'fO"'r• l'n ~ WGU'Il .w fOlK tnh·d CWifM'flt. YOUillafRET SAN.TA. - ---~ ' ~ "'---- ·/fwO,..A.tl.«<--~ ----- $SSSSS$SS$ SANTA.C\.AUS Is a1 P ..J,. 8oMomt telf"ll~t Oeotmbef'- KHh. at: IIWr~ OJ' Ott CCWII In I IWI Sol. : r • YOU'U LOVE 001 SUBSm I ·Taco 3248 Maia Street : JtOSEY AHO LUI(£ , GooC) l..uc-l fitS. for more details!! wmt THE lEST SUBS YOU'VE EVIl TASml! ;. .SittERS! 1 day$ 15 ~ llunttf 1ft an.y • · w See page I I I UB WREST~L.E'RS.Gooo Lutl. ToniO"t! LUKE AND~Good~' VOlJ woul~'l teet s«onct bnt l...u-.tll BONUS HAPPf lnCI e;ec;-. RESUMES r--·BEITY'S BACK!!!---·I I INSTANT S S CASH$$ MARC~ on Tues.· Thu rs. fl:30 10:45 m Er.glt'NOQd, m«JJ1 s s sss sssss I IT'S NOT TOO LATE!! 12/Uioo. c.n atm ft<:VIh' or clubt. lOSI M_.lfn SfrHt. 0 ....------i ftOMANCE AND E.XCtleMEfrtT art on a Unove11i1V «U·»U.. 1 vr,•-.~c, 141DERS- h> Wa"'t- D;!:;. l" v•o, Leave: De<- »rd. ( -l"tlbl e) 132:•12.S6. '"''" II'Q.r.oJconts for tvn dVrinQ Hw Prtj>ared Ouiddy i Ntatly •U!)fd I lOW YOU, ..-~ (otfk:eJ ATTE.NTION ALL SI'E.CTRUM STAFF WRITE.RS: The Sf)ectrum. Christmas Party is Tomnrrow Nl,ht at P.J. Bot tom s lot pGliiiS OisR"a1ions 1- IF ...n*t • troYP ~H. aarry C\lnnlnoh.tm U:wwn~tJ I'M YOU A: TYPEA.·EA l FLOOR PARltES At' p.J..... If yow Uoot WO\if4 UNh ~ • party'' ' Secrc:J S.nl"" H&EO HELP WITH MA.TH orcon\I)Uie"f' • COVrMS befcwt fifiOit?- MFC Matti lnstri.ICtbf (wlttl computH te-rmlna.J ) 1u1Mino. Speclll sm.tll fiotlpers. R.es.um•" SUSAN- H~ l.. hl We'll c:etebral«! Fr1CS.vt lPve atld trtendll'llpf fJ"Je..... sq~n CHRISTMAS PARTIES &. FLOOR pa.n!c~ itwY'ft (hHP 61'\d Jvn •• R~~ Pump Room. 681>0100 Iliff' S:OO PERSONAL 36 Hopkins Road. WilllamsviHe. NY. ·Corner of Sheridan Drive \1$ vour titt.. 8131•..5$. ladan C. ParlAto Attomey-at•UW I I I .. �,_,. T1w Oopt. "' Sc:lonce need> men or"""""" -INnk they need dontll-k ond ,.,ld like 1o P.,.icipSte In • •udY of poUenl· tetpOnM to routJ"e denWI trettment. Two free nLUngsere prQVidod. C:on..ct Dr. N. Coroh 11831-2164. liM 011 ltlon'o ato.dl C4tlltz has opened 1 ltlet~'o Drop-In ond 11.........,. Scrvtcoe. 1\Dyone wonting to gjk, ~ llol.encdto. or In need 91 (nlormotlon is~ lo use the IC1'Yk-tl. The Center It looted in 21 I Towneend. Open 12·5 p.m. weokdoyo ond 6-8 p.m. Tuosdoya. Chllcll'en lrorn brokca ond trou- hoitMO loldlng bfokon or tloubled liwo need lrlencl~o You c., help by colllng- ~A~riend Progr""' •• 878--0337 lrorn 10-6 p .ft\. ....kdoyo. . mectmgs' Sodology Unckt..,adulte $1-..t o\lon. meeu lodoy at 2:30p.m In the Copen tovnge. ground Door. Uk,.l•n Studt.nt Assn. mHlJ todey at 5 p.m. M 2•0 or 260 Squire. Ran to mec.t with the Unlvcra1t1 Women'• QfOyp on your lunch hour, todoy. in 10 Capon. Bting • friend. HOilAy refresf\me:nts •lit be served. For mon~ rnlo<motlon aii8J 1 350-l .Amutc.t.n f1;uclur Sodcty muu tod4y at 1 p.m In 18 P4f'ker. NYPIRO foul board mee-ting Thursday at 5 p .m tn 3.56 Squirt:~ Soul £apt.rlt.ncc Mlnbtt)' 8lbk study tomOftOW at 7 .30 p.m. In 26-i Squil~ . •~aes,arts . &lectures. A:utl\ Gdlu wll rud from hen rt<ently publtlhed ahOrt stcwy c:oUect~. Acf!M(!J 1"tVm u.r P4$l. tomouow at 8 p.m '"Talking L~.nu 8ooi\).!Of~. )144 ~in Sc . ''Lun\fDQ to Count: How I Computer M~ht Do w• _ given by Oflv~t G. Seffrldgt: Friday et 3;30 p .m In room 4 1.4~26R.Lu. Women's Stvdlos Coltogo Poetry Worl<ohop A114lng Wednetoay .. 7-p.m. and Selo,day at 7:.30 p.m • WSC. 108 Wint.ptar Ave.. behind .Achnon. MSC. A,-,plu"8 poeta art eMOt.uagtd to come ond read. C.hildcore. provided. backJrage " AICbm and Vloi«Kt AgOinst Women" gjvln br /0\orgo Rcy Fri<Uy" the IV'IE. Lon O.urch , 4~3 PortOf. 01 7.30 p .m C." WSC 83 I· J..t06 tCM" lraf\.SoPC)rtotion. t' R«.epUon an4 book slgn-'ng for Or. RUlh Qc:Ue.r. euthor of Sc."Cd ol o WUt1'bltrt SllurCS.y hom 3·6 p .m . at E.MMA, ttw: 81.1ff1~ Woman' s BookstCM'e. 2472 Maif) St. ,..,.,ow I quote of the day .\ I really thought that love would save us all. -Jolvl Lvlnon Note< e...~<peQe lo 1 Onl•orally oenlct o/ T1w Spectr..,, NoUall OR run !reo o/ cllergc. T1w Spectrum olou not Squhe or c:.oll ~bblo "Na<rna Roo" 11 1.30 1nd I0 p:m, In tho Squire Conf~tn« lbr.c.er. At9.30 p.m .• Pfof, Ellef\ 0\lbcWl wtU speak on - ~n 5 fOte W1 &.bOt tnd oa..rMt Fr....C:I')'k wtU ~·k on the Polish l..lbot ~m~nt. A p1eno and •t83l ·l52l •. datKe.performenc~ will be given by c:onc:ert piani.t-t Jornes Colabtt.K pla)!lr\Q works on Otbus.s)!. An tC members and ru'*"ts-Prt ·tloflday p.ra~ &omonow at 8 p.m. ln &he liiK'Ond flooJ k>tmgt. Red Jldl... ElllcotL $ali e. S.Ch.. •nd Defotta. wllh pcrfounot'l<'t-1 by mem~rs oft~ Ernplrt Sc.ct: Balltt. tomGfto.r end Fr~y 118 fl.m. ..n '-"t Katl\e(lne COfnt:tlltw.aAer. Glly Peo,lt.'s. AIUincc cod of s.c.mutu .,.1'\1 tomouo., ot 4:30 p.rn, In J II Sqvt"' 11w flnt pe.rl0<m1nce of lilt Bulfolo Reglonll Bollct Cornpeny wlll bt preseruN by Block Mountoln II .. S.lurdey 11 8 p .m . in lht: Katharfne ComeJI Thule'. UA: WOttohopaa<l h.tp ll•on vp yow spring aemutor "'"--·--1M '*llh oed\t.frH: WCH'bhopt you • • for run. Tbeut• ari _ .. a«ku "'11t11tt to . .t o l l - .. 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In a ~."on(tdenual lata to Unt\tf~,. PrQidml Robtrl l ~eu<r . Am and ltttm Dean <..torJc- lc,&nr safd he n:pLatnN Ihat ''1hcre " II arcaJ dcaJ o( \On(cfO limOn& I he racuh) about moralr tn the hbrarks. ~nicu1arl) LO\:kwood." Levtnr. "'ho v.·otJ•d "ot rtita.~t 1hc ltlll!'r. added that h< h» rorm<d a LocLwond Ltbr.,) Advisory Commlll« thai "'II mm nut W.td. 10 de.scus.s tht jl&te affau~ Ihere ilC'rc: or "I""'> JUst oa»•ns on a con~ of 50mc o f Ihe fkUh)'. •· lnine loki Tltr ¥wctrum rq~rd•n& h.s lrucr 16 )...run. '' I don'rth•nll am m a oosi11on ro JUd~ thr validity of lhtm.'' ' Ht added chat he ,.ould p.rt:ltr 10 .'!itt Thou· &nttt\lt"'rd pu1n1cd lo the ...onn1c.:una prasurcs of ha,ma f.c:Lllt) "''uo" - "l\~h rtqo.lrts sutnillnlllli rnur.:h ~11\11) -•h•lr 11muhanC'Oudy puums tn .U) h\lur' of .. or~. Fru~rratina ahh , the:) araurd, b Ro)'') m.M":ruttivity to thnc dtruands. awo &ncidt':RIIIftVOh'in& fem•lf' fal"Uh)' and allt-gtd diSCrtn11ftAjlon, the lois or .Omt' ptomlnt"nl mtmbrn '" ptil )dn., and the fliCal rc~taantt tmPO)O.t on tht Un1\n:~~t) b) thr Stat< fh~ ¥~Or .. ers m the ltb~nc.. llfr di\tdt\2 "~tccono-fa..uh) lind "talr. The mto two hbnn4nl- 'A en a"-arded ''"-'UIIy )l;uu.s by thc State: lU lhC: turn the dtcadt and ~( dh&ded Into four ~alt'J,Otltl-a'-''~ant, ~k>r a.t.~Jtant, auoc1atc and (uti hbranan. or the ht&hot rank. \\ hm Ihey tC'tti\Cd lhl!t ranltn,, thr llbranan" :abo "CfC forM rn t;O t~ Pre1tekm'r. Rcvte~ 8oart.J (PRO) 10 rtca~c tenure llnd reappouum<"nt. A«ordtn; to Unt\o-tUII)' JUtdr1tnn. rQlult) mu)J rresttl:f hM) of pubhshcd ~ ork. and ..hO" thai they 1\atJt 03rtiC1J)atCd in "'nlhCI l.\fX'Cb" of un.~cuil)' L•brario' Dit«IOf SakUdl.\ Ru)' ~or ~ out the: ._inks 10 the Jibrann h1m~r UniHr,lt)• lift . "If ht C'an t,ewthe 11, ht ihoukt bt able 10," lhC' c:fcp&rtUlJ Dean matnlaJM'd. ' ollm< The "ru' of many hbnr)' facuh)' mcmbcn' "as that tbe)' arc 100 o"c-rb\lrdtnf'd w.nh then o•n hbrar) duun-b«a~ of bud&tt cuh-co ha.,t n1uch lime for ro.eardl and othct tntclla.;tuaJ pUnuh,, Th:at, taken in cOOJUOC"Iion wiah b«au.st "~nter wt)'\ rhesc 'Cpec.al pfiVIIc&es' arco nut ru-,..blc ..• Lod.-..ood hbra.uan commented. To Mlif'ril b Mony uf the lobrnlaru. complatnc<l th.>o wt>m colk:o.au.. <om< before tlli P RB. they Ufthtnlt) . .tt f"f' ;..rr.,,. Whll lhC:)' pefCCt\'C t i ll lll('l or \YmP!IIhy rrom Roy, -'Pun moraJc ¥~oai . • ..'fhto Un1Vtn~ty docs no1 allo"' u; aimr co c1o boch." Mannina dw&<d A LO<L.. ood colka&ue tfJliCd ohao "'th<r<'s no wa) the l.Jbnry faculty a1 UB can .,... booh oblt&III'Ofti • )tltout rak.i.n&IOfM' or 11\t -..-orL home, yet at n1any jobs here, tht' wort must be' done tn the office..'' .. Wr art C}(pect00 to make contrlbuuoot (before 1eulnatrnur c) and wr h avr I~ and lnltomc 10 do this scholarly wook; wilh the U.ortaao we ba~ enou&h prblmu &<Oliq our twoc ..,rk don<," A<so<We lobranan Enc Carpenter J-a1d. HSL Aswc• act Llbranan Mtldr<d HallowuJ nplatn<d olat .sht 1h1nks 11 as "lu-dic:row-'" for hbtana.ns co bf' plated in a pQ.JIIiOA or Hpybtl1h Ot perish " •·Our contribu1ions J,:iould bt ln othc..r s-phern... sbt contin ued~ " 8 u1 thai doein•t mean wt won·c try co pc,abli~ " r ca.n find cbc umC'." tr IIDotlo<r LO<t.,ood Ubrvie W<ned lloat boch K.-.ter ts>d Roy an pen !'r lhc problem ln_side: 8om oeain polirks - P.3 I Little eirl in bie city - lto.bnmna. lhC cruock WR$ OM or ''capnaous. mana.tmwf'lf.'' .,,dii..~1't or a fa.tlure on ~n an: often turned down . ThC')' pointt'd to Roy's variow ca)O in which qualif\ed personnel bcins... were denied ttnurc for rai1lna 10 , ..c coough rubtl\htel matrril.l. uw e'te b.avina peop1t tumc."d down "~shouldn't be.'' Carpcma mamta•ncd. ··nu1 " daM for a varic.ty of rta)()n,, tnchJdJn& tbt fiSCal ptobkm.\ and thc uumumuy of Roy." .. Bu1 the Un1\ tUU)' O,r«tor dtiD&fcn ._.,th thO)e w:nttmmts. respondJAI th.. O\er lhl) chr« year rule. oni)'Ct.ltOr 14 tcnurc requests v.c:rr lurntcl do.,.n b)' the Pt"OPic u ~,uca1n-. "0\'Cr l hC' p.L\1 three )'C<ln, we have J<J),I '26 (f"''Uh)') line; and we don I have thai ~md or fktlbthh lO 8,1t.e lht:m llmC' o rr to • orL on lhN ra.tatt'h b«aUlc 1f •c do. 1hm tbC' p<O(es>onal faculty g<l• UJl'd, they ~>nl ~h."C,"RO)~ " Kruer hu -.one on rC'CUrd, •· 1hc Dna:tOf conunucd. "s.a)1n& th:ar ht • • ' R()l .:ukmt them 10 publl.sh , bu1 that the')' must du wmc:lhHtl clw.'• Ttlt Dm~ctor ilJJdtd 1ha1 Kc:Uc>r '' not in fa\'lOr of hll\"lnJJ the Ltbratlc~ on fa.,uh~ lmo But , h<' counlcrt"d, "lhc) .nould Ua) ro,ulo). onl) mort <IIOuld be Clone (ot th<m.·· complatntJ 1\ctm& Socllll S.:ttnc.s D<an Juhn Naylot told thai h4 rocuhy hill staff<d a •unilill commiut"t au d1.scus~ lht t'HOblmu ln the: librarl~ . 11 h~ n1C'I on~><. cht Actin& lka.n rtport<d, and i• head<d by PMo10phy Ptof<'UOr John Corcoran Noun& that ohc Lock,.ood morale •IIU<attOn u ''nol just an An\ and ltfiHS maaaa. '' l..c'vtnc admiutd be '' uruute if It\(" t•o commuren -.ul meet 1o1~h« lo d iJCUS) tht Ubrary'o problmu. The 0...0 tdd<d th11 Keller, Vice Pr('J.idt'nl for Ac:ackmlc Robm Ro.,bera And Roy mtl r<rtntly 10 talk aboU1 the mau<r and said he pillnn<d to bro!li hu Jho\l&hos oo !he oommln« as"""' as po$Sibk. • '"Mt>ral< in obc mllionty or II>< Library unou u •<ry to.d, •<ry lo,.;· Healll> Sacnce. (HLSII\J.!Ooale Libranan Manila MUIJ!ina n\Cn<d. Sloe poanted 10 Lockwood and ohe Science lllld Engin«rina facilittn a. l"O Q&mp ~ or uniu havin& moral< probiCills, nolin& that in her own &re'l h was .. very aood." Mannin&'-'eommc:nl:. wac ec:hoed by llmoll all or her coUcaaucs• ..,.,.. or "'lliclo dcmltld<d OJ>On)'lllity. Thooe Wbo ~· to ~ $p«tf11m Wd liUrn<tOUJ Ctcton bt>< coaobon<d to form a otl\a" unMl. "Why is ihc bcina terminated withowt 111)101\C \C'Cin& ~ C"auw! h ·, nOl rcorPnwna and n·-. no1 mrmdlmcnt,'' one "Bil mhtau· Amon.s th.t Ubrl.l) f;,,ull),thcrc :ue wtnt ar&uc 1ha1 tht Stale 'hould tNlnd IJ\Il who MDIU~. ".1\1 lhc hmC II \\Ol l fa S.OO<J thing." t.o.rrcntcr ~d ... but1n rci HKf'l«l ll't tutnC'd 1 outiO be! a biJ mt.sl3~t' . ' He adda:J thai •f oa\cn uH rotuhy roll>, hbrart•ru 10ould be abk 10 do rnea('(h ··~ out 0 "-n ~~ •· Annthtr faccor coo~•stcm1t bl~ fOr thC' poor morale: • t i 1M Ubnryadm•nu.arat!On'~ amtudor lO•-aJdt 'tlllKnC'n-tn patiKUW. lht' <•~o<> on•olVlJli Mill) R<1<hcl and Ooroth) Wooe;.h(\n Thr fu:\1 In\ nht\ a su. di~nmlnation lUit fitc:d wilh the Offit..: oJ liurnan Rtahts. wtuch. •~ t:ortcntly holdmf, HHt"oiiJOIOry hcarin&S on lhc mann . TM other .stmu from 1 (a.lurc In t.•~t Woocbon pn:r rt'\"it•-standard fan: for c:onunutnc IJ)P(Mntmt'nu. <hn chc \ummcr. ohe llbraroan .,~, told b) th< ~brar) adm'" ''tr•t•on 1ha1 her '"o·ycar appounmfDC \II>OUid Upne II Chc end Of l!'lc wmmct for. In the word~ of a Library htuh) rtl.Oiution condc:mnina the move. ~"reason! ocher lhan pcr(ormanC'C.',.11 Woocbon rcruscd a.ny oom·mmt on 1hc maun whm <onliC1<d by T/w S(>Kt,.,m. TM case has clra.,.. a 11omo of raction amona focully 11 bocJI Lockwood ltld uo lhe P.6 I 'Fascination ' - to trc.aJ 1 penon "h'-e a hurna.n Roy-.. ho .&..! h• .;.,uld nol di""'" lh< Woocbon C&Jt ,..ntt camr uMn n -ts-·tn~a.IK't-al s.o 10Cm5C fife for M au.cudt- to•ud.s v.omco Ul aenn-aJ. "I '4"1nt to krtO• -.hy IQOCS v.omm arc not a:cwn•opponunM) "hen J~) ckarl) ~o• comptiC"'Ct, .. another Lod:•ood libla flan a.ucrtcd Catpcntcr ioatd h~ koo.,. ~ of :u lt:iUI t• o morc- cascsthat,lfluo~<d at ' "C)'Tih.-.JI) m•a~t all be coruuucd A\ d r)Cum1naliun." The U ni\CUII )' Dlrte1or. ho• nn, ~ he tS not trtlllrtJ •omm poorly a.nd ln~lcd he: h.u h1ttd and ~\-anc:ed mort rcmaJt"J 1han mm. "Wluk Dn«tor. I h.l't made S6 appo~ntmcrtti "IJid 4() ha~e b«ft fnn<lle. M'd of lht ll mana&c::rial and )UJM:T'~t.SOf)' pomJon,, 19 ha .. c bc-<"fl \llf(Ct.J Wt.l(h ¥.omen;• he \:OUnlcrt'd . Addiuonall)'. he pomtc:d to h'fl rt'\icru paa.:cmt't\t of ~alh y Carrie~ a.\ Dirtctor or lht law School Lob,.ry Y<'l one 1 oc"•OOIJ l~vh) mnnbct an.s•-c1cd Ro~ '.s- \lallStic.aJ ~rr.,c. noun& the Otft'Clor Mtl«ud to mcn1.on 1ha1 ··8() sxn~t of th~ peOpl-e tn lh~ firid arc '«~omm. wh11t dOO he- C.\pa;t7 Wh:u ~"'th.«RI IlK 11 that ol ~II the Dtrmor po..n,on\, onh t)nt" lS r.tlcd by a worn:.n.. " The Rctthtl CMC' an~oha RO) •, (a.llo.rt 10 -~ mO\C '«<hkh ~e datm~ • t i tl\flutn«d b) hC'r \CA... m•h thr hbranan head or thc UVt lloy ai>O IO<tnd homsdf undn >11:0. L '"' bttna both a ' "lti'hnouat" and "'tx.n~U\:riJ." OM libtaJ) f:a..uh\ miC'fnbcr s:ud 1h11 the Dlr«tOr ....a\ mUIC' l nlcrn~('(J 1n runnina 1 ugh I shtp, th;tn I uf!Ot'nn~ rcooearC'h l-Ie puu \Cf\ICt, output m&na&cmtnl and e(fidt'nl opcnmun f ii\.J. txforr oL&r problm~s . " ~c nulfd. n-hOlnJ; thr r6p0n-'ft of other llk.~uu; A final rea30n for lht "bdo• " 'nqc" rnon.k •as: lhll \OmC' '"'IJUnl ra.;.ult) Mt rcportcdl) u.una ba.-:a..wt" of ,·onduKMn aa UB C:upc.ntu-v.ho .,.. r<p<all-dl) by many ~:olluaua-.AJd rru>«< he has Ji.'CC'plcd • posiuoo aJ another Unh •cnity beaux he IS 11 QUUc dtpres~ about the lonl•rut18C' f u.tiJrt or the un .. mlty" and n«d<d 10 "look for pC'tntr puauro. •• "'TM fulule here condlld<d t> DOl l<ry broV>t.' " II< Pp. 7·I 0 I Courring - P. I 3 �.. ! lz Assembly debates SASU and Ho~sing by Dan Holdu CQJffJM4'£dUor AalvnoJtd is Uli"llalty a word r....-vul for bur<auctllt's offtdal <li>.lo1ues &lfd documen~. But In tbe case of the UB st\rdrnt Asocn>bly, ~l•<f OM .<mater. gc. • <iunflttd is a iood rummlllon word. ·we·n ruched the staruna point." Autttbly chairperson Arlenr Zwillin& said. Si><akina a Friday's Maih Street !ll«<it•l in Squire Half: she uplaintd. ·:We'll ncr z.a ~ally start Slt&mb\IL nut 5onncster. The main reason for 1hr aacher· ina wa.s 10 ,presena sevcrat.commhp ___ ....... t« rcpons. A f1er an opening quoru m counl showed 36 P<f...,l-down from No~ber's ~Laur<n Shapiro, Academic Af· faiu dirrca.o r for lhe Studcnl ; AJSO<iation (SA), spoke abouth« eomminee. aod SA Studmt Affairs IN CHAAOE! ~ .U~t 11pen1 ••• lut """'~ ol tne ;;:,~,.,:;-~ Dirtt~or ()a,.-, F<rTart prcst11ttd ,_,.~ and SASU-f~•IM luua S.• 1M at 1M IM&t an {ftocn "IV ChnSICIPM' bcr division•s t"f'PO"'l _. J atM. SHU_.~ lwJ~ ~IICh.Ht SN"a" I "MM Uurffl SMPIIO The (li'U spaJk or inrrrut eamr commutrc <haupruon Strlla duria.a the Ad Hoc Committct:'s up- the Stud<nl Ancrnbly. dol< on the Studmt Assodallon or Thc S&udnu As.stmbl) '" an Mtd1na. f ollo"''"l ...-..s a brier 14aiUS noon b)' lhC' Ad Hoc Coo· orpntLacion "'hich aU SUNY lht State UniveniiY (SASU). Aftet ShSU dekpl< Tra••• Khools automaucall) btfon1 to. wnu11on Conlmlltcc, chaired by Ballard's pr....,tation, the body Formtd 1n 1974 by Wtw1on, lt ha< Huc.h Hathl. The Ancrnbly ""' told thot the debated and voted on '"'o motu· t.intt dJ¥tdC"d studtnL J.cthH~t fn· report v.as not ytt 1\<lilab'e. but tions. The initial propo"'t inrtudrd •~uas ,..,en demands that SASU felt Under th< planned chan&•· UO that it should bt dtlivatd co t ht SUNY Chancellor CHrrord R. WO\IId ,oiu lht ntw group, \\'hkh AS>embty Rule\ Commht« before would UK a rdundablt mandatory tht nc~t A.)"'mbly nlt'C'Iin& t3rly Whorton lias so Jar lanored. Among tlt,..cftmands was a rt- r.. I ' ill finon<ia l bas<".• €urrmily,. MXt scm~tcr. H. ath tr. ~lul,ilnl to qut"St to saop any further dormuory SA pays th< mandatory SASU r... ao into sp<clr.c rha.n&es. oald hous:ing ftt increasa., a refund ror rrom Saudent Anh;ly money. Sue , the prOI)O'\cd an,c-ndmcnt$ ln\'olvrd "uderu.s *"hO have tho-~ an 1~0· tf lh< proposal pa$s<s, all studtn" .. proccdura~ clanrtcatiom." He adpcn.on dormitory rooriu ~llh 1 ""oukt -'" • 1mall increut' on lh<"n drd that tht Ad Hoc CommiHtt'"' 1h1rd penon. and a ··compr~hmii\C btlt1-an amouru v. hkh could bt' m1cn11on< "-tf" ··noa 10 ehanJr the plan 10 md 1riplina '" room• refunded throu&h fillin& out an op- ~phl\ll on the- Con!tltluHon:· plicottOn. • d<si,...s to ~ , .. o people " Some dat.c,wuoa from the lloor. Supponers of the mcasur< reel ltd b) M\Cfllblyman Te<ry Cal\lld<, The fint rc:soluuon p2sscd promp1td Shcdoan to Pfomisc that 26-t.O. with Ballard beinath< lone 1h11 atudotnh "'" not are mouah dinmt«. H< apbuotd, "I 011ttd to 11'- for thetr monty coptn of the rc'I\Sotd documcru with th< body (or th< raotution). ba.:k-thereb) <TUtln& a Jars< pool ,.ould bf' pu.nttd and diStributed. but I think th<• ......,bly d«<n 't or fundi ror studmt acti'\·1Snl. Our- and ·•avaJlablc with1n a .,-ttl." :u undcrsaand it. •• ina tht dtbate on 1ht resolution, SA orr!«> 1n Talben Hall. The •~o-hour mmint concluded Baltatd ,.a, joined by SA pres•dtnt Tim Sheehan and Joe Rifkin 1n •up- "''h a 'ho" rcpon b). J1Ut11 on th< n .... The SASU deleaat< pointed out ponina h. v.hilt' University Ceunc.il Colle&• Council's role at U B and a lhal thut is a SASU commmct S1Udtnl R.cpr~nuui\lt Chris Jasc!n suucs11nn by SA Dlra.1or of Club> Michael Shauan that U><mbly wl\leh should h•~ pr..ented the voletd opposition. mcmbru prepare to discuss Ihe pro· proposal$. He ctalmtd that brlnalns them up now doesn't ft'\J ke ftftj,f, ConJtitutloo posed Studrnt Union at their A ncr Lhc debate. which was rud- Januaty mec~ina. or <rnlr111 con· becauK " I doa't think that you should do thlnp iust to save tim<." td by aome heated criticisms on cern 10 lh< AsKmbiy lihousinJ for The second proposal sparked parluunmta.rian Jasm's ruHna on uudtnt &rOUP' duri.o& thr Squire knalhY discussion. h as1td the ptocedwt. tbt measure was pasR'd Hall rrnovation . JW<mbly 10 support the S...SU at· 18-4, with two abst<nti<Au. A motion or adjournment "'"' The fortMtioo or • Communicl- suaeutd, but nqkatd on th< I emptiO <om bin< th< IWO lOP Stare• wide uudcnt aroupo-SASU and ltOni Commitl« wu discussed by d<leaacc"s rulh rr>< the exits. .. ,1,., Another good play is getting to P.J. BOTTOMS early for the pre·game wann-up. A{ter a few cold brews and some scrumptious wings, you'll be ready to see the New England Patriots take c~m-the Miami Oolphbis. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Is at P.J. BOTTOMS. PRE-GAME WARM-UP 8ro 9 pm. 40e tftlla, $225 ,.aGAME-TIME 9 p.m. on. fi()e dtttA $2.75 pfiiC:Iwra -'.1.00 fll/ cb.w. Clldlr of ..... al ~ R .J.IIOTTOM8 ..------NERVOUS?·-----About the GRE or GMAT? PREPARE YOURSELFIII 1'hU eounoe eoocr• genval knowledge common to tlte GR£. GliiAT, ond oil groduote-projeMonol Kltool entrance exomlno· CIOA8. Topfu Include: ~11tfcol recuonlng, general motlt, olgelma, bo.,c geomei'JI, 110e0bulory, reodlng comp rehe,.lon, onolojjlu, groplt lnterpretotlon1 ~t-toldng ltldll• ond tul preporotfon. FEE:$60• Malo Street Campus January 13·January 29 Tuesdays & Thursdays 6 aealona, 6:10 ·8:45pm , INSTRUCTOR: ~ A~ Krallmon I• o PhD Condldote In ot U/8 . Ed~l P~ltologp Send JIOIIr - -. o4dra., and phone number wltlt o clleclc popolole to: School fl/ lilo~enl/SUNV ot IJ44/ofo, to J 25 C.., Hall, llfoln Sire« c..,...... · L �Out 10 lhr Iars< lnOu> of P<ODir and heavy ma<hmcry, only 1hr nr., Ooor and Lhr ba.lcmcnl of lh< bulldtnl arc oom.idcrtd fr<~S~bl< 10 houw- I!Jc dink: proC)trly. To correct 1ht d~fldtndH, 1M Vice' PraJdtnt h)pothesi:r:td. the: ilrchh", Jtandlina lhC' rtroMructton hll a vaNn)' of opuonJ. ''The daiJnt-r may cln."tlo add (rdo(oJdna) column' tbas could br tuddC1l In thr walb.' ' Neal tugaltd Thou&tl ht>COYid not prO'f'ldt a1pec.fte PriCe. he ~u""pcctc:d "I he m'"tmal amount of nructural mod1ru.·auon~p ._.ouJd bf tho:kn by the arctut«D Tbr "kr-y.. co .,,.bahc'r an tntmm .cudt.nt un.on ....,u bt Meded is tamplr1rl~ an tr<M«1urallk<mon. nploul<d l>ahlb<fa. ~ho add<d thaa 11\c' II )CAl ojd llt!J(~Urn ma)' r-aNJ.D open dUilng 1~ rr«ln{lf\K't.att. I( Squur conunun opaauom. rfftOvat.on would mo>t hhly bt "ph;utd ," "Thr b•u<>~ probl<m ~ ould bt mo•tnJ food SC1"i«." Dahlbaa Slid ·~They " oukl p<oholy h••• 1o ""' in lhf: ba.sanc:rtl ••• Should lh< ph1>«1 <OMituruon-htdo "OUid ollow 51u<knt CM~ acnlcmw. runcuon-l ao ""Onunuc- (Squirt opcrauonJ) dulln& 1hr c ~e-bt de<mrd tofcu1bk bt lbt archum<. lhm. Dalllbn& ..,d, "111< ~holr bvoldtnt may ....0 10 be &ll(lrd cow•na mo)O< problem> .. Of&;a.ntnt•om and Sm.a8rt' popedaJion OnC't l.ht undl,puted i,;.('OICI or Uni\Cfi.U) ICCIVIty. HarnmAn Library-sl<unl fot d<niOIIflon und<r 1he M:un S<r<t'lll..alth Cml•• Masttt Pt.an-mA)' aa-•n nsumc 1hll rok Jhould Squrrt- rc.-qu~rt mote wor~ than wu CXpc'\.t~. ip«ulatrd Duct:tOf of Slu<Jcnt Ccn1crs Jgmcs J . Gruber. Ra,lhcr 1han us•na H11t1man as a temporary uudtnt unron Harriman, alternatives vie for interim union status b) John Lapillna Unt ... r:r~t t)' al1<mauvr, Oahlb<r& n01td thai th< ParL<r Enainr<rina Outldmi of Baord Mu>k: Hall could bt U!td ln!ltad. 1 ho~ buildin&>. hr t\phu!l<'d, would bc«Jmc IIIICIIhlblt when thc:u pr~o.'\ent ~cupan t \ mo~r 10 ctll" Amhcru c.·.,.,PUi Grubcr. huv.·cver. ~dll behcvt-\ chat Harmnan I) ot \'ll1ble 3hern•l,~t, althOUJh h ~trt'~>St'd thUI RO deflrulci)' rtaru have been made, " H arnrn11n can probably be quht: rulll.Uvn;al .u " "'tudeol cct1tcr." (Jru~r proph~azc:d . ''I here ar~ l:nar lobhit."S and !l.nt3tl r~m, thOI .:ould be u\C'd to hou\£ ur&anll~tlom•.'' ~ut. he to ('omb:ntuchatrtluri.l rrponi thai mayjndlntt thou unc.Jt"t the phut ~~ dt11incd tu ~""Omr the new dtmOJI fo."auuoncd, Uiirllnllln w.•;u. bu111 a "IOr1ll ~~~ago" (19!4' ~hrn til~ Unl,·rr\il)' t'Onlault"'d a m\1\·h "a malin poputauun •• A41111f1Aiflt £dllor 'ihould lny Untxpc:cted problemr, arh.e 1n tht! con~f'n..tO'n or Squlft •t.&fltniU Y hnhh ~~~nCe.l! t'Ctltet 1 pt«tnl tX'\Up.anll ~OU id be furccd .,_,e liUI bdort an)' eccomodaLion.s a:omptetefi on lhr -\mhrr~1 I IHI'\PU\, prcdtctc.-<1 A.s&u.tant Vt(f: Prt'\ldC-"1 ror fll.'tlillh -and l'hannu1' A lh<'n Dllhlbrrv. C..OniiOJI.'HC)' ttdmu\t"r:;u~n "-uue. ~o int•~. ~hl\'h rlan) art bemc forme-d by w.tll h.t•l' tu bt "~;:omntc:t~ly &\.lttt1J." •hu~ lhc. lea..,mg numc:rou"' 'tuOcm vrgO\mtauon\ 14hhQUt.R_Nicc !P'K'f. h ha\ bt't'n rc.~n~d thttt thC' "'''vnc.l and thu-d Ooon o~tudcnt uruun arr urunurally not .. tmnt tm•uah to '4'1th<tCand lht \1\olf:i,ht or the m~uu.c; ~tntal t.:41Uif)fi\C:IU 10H>htd .. A., tho\lt OtxH'1. atr rracnll)' urue1urcd. lht:) c~nnO\ hotd a f\plJ.t~ \;,~ Pr-o.Oc-nt (ur Factliur£ and Plann1na Jot\n ,ltnk, Ntal • f-to"*"~t1 tab' ar14 offK"C'\ ~rc ddin11~lt' po''ibihty •• Siner 1ht- llhtiiY ~"i} orltN'AII)' ttlr \.1ud~rn union for 1hr« ltJ.. Itt1m1n l'aulltl procnt c.t:a)' Squtrc. 1•-o ID!Je rooillf UO C'kh ~Ide uf the bU!IdiQg," Ub\C"t'-''cd c,ube:r ' 1 ,.,~)' u.n "'1\t tht ~ purpo~ ~ lhr FtUmorc: Room(and HU$ lou115<) " A'ehouah "u·naJn modlrahol'b H w111 ha'r- 10 bC' madt- on lh~ u )'eat-old MUK'IUrc, GNbC't br:llt't'S 11\co Vniveoity will be read) LO make any Squm "C"\'acuuon Ollft thcr rCX'C:Io,.-e lh4" word " dccadC'i, manya "Thut "'C' 'P«<' Moral Majority arrives in City; spreads its faith to Buffalonians h&U\ a.fc:a b) Slr>t Simmon, bnun~ C"ll!' f:JI I•W t'raa~.hm& lhe- \trH~r'\ \.\ ~C'tn Nt.., \ot~ ut God ind (on . .: \lf lht Mor~t ~ounu). the' Ma)otil), ln1. hctO an Ol¥1nttihooal mc.'fttnM. Frtday e~cmns 1n tht c. t~urrill o Chn~•lln tnltt ArtA C'OOrdtna&or Oun11ld ~~~c:1 \UtJC:r\1\C"\J a d•~.. u'~~~n o~omun1 50 UIIJC'II\ on lht' ,roup·"' vrcralln& ,aru4:tuft l)lt' ~·1oral M3J(lnl )' bq,an only ~'tn m0111h, .alP as a pohu"'l ors~n11auon d~IJJ14."d to m(otnt the. popufou' nf J)rC\fo.ln~ !ll()tJtl '\SUts, ae~:ordmll to ~tgcl . The Moral MAJ•)rllY ha~ r«rnt'd ulen51ve tuuiona' t.-o~o~tra,&t: (or 11~ alle~t:d rnlco 1n i~Ainll,ing nauonwt~c .. oun.a uend-" 1oward conser..,.aun nnd1datc1 ~lh hord-lif)C sttnte' o" luut1 <Ut'h .u abomon and 1hc Equal Rrslm Ammdm<nt (ERA.). Allhouah nut orr..,ally end01"n~ Prnidcnt-dttl Ronald RellJDn. 1he .,.miliarhttl ol ormuon tt:u lrd IC\ \pccutauun th&l R<llilll'< landslide ••C10<Y w.. •n fM·o a " Moral lC'Ilt.l.lhOI't ha.s b«tt proposed 10 itpJlzC" '* rlh huoo of cnooura.,n, toumm ~d thu.\ ~Hl'flCthC'f'hrt¥ thr 1~1 C'\.Of\Qm) " lh~ r~unom)' ••II a\..'lU3ll)' SU(ftr ">~-ecel "~ A Urug lll\:fta"'"d tor u." rrtutn.l ut ptosuw.uon-and 'ub\t'qucnll., l ~ffw.:- .,.,II bt i QnC"Ct rt_,ulf ot lqahlt\J IIUllbltna. atrord•n& :o thr profc\.liOnal " t thin~ tt wiU bt ;\ fl'al dOYH1flll IU OUf Area 1 ' htnd .... 4pt'f Jhe Moral i\l:&Jtlrll)' ,pokrsman bclle'ttt (hal 1111~ 1\\\IC It> JU~ 1.n Qa.tnplf o( I tnuch laf!i«:f probltm . "ihc- cnmc aUituJe 'f'irt&dii\J throu.l(hUI.H owr nauon I\ one ul J)('TmJ.,\i~o~t:nts\." ll.!.st'ntd Sic,d. 'Abun1on," 1ht: .N ~tat old t:ommUnll)' bu\int$\ leader c.:lllimcd, "'" lol ~rcC"n hght (or ore-n -,e-4, open t''i~'T)'\hing.'' Sc• ladttn cch~'t'l\1011 program.\ 6tn1phJy thi'i ucnd. he 'i8td , ltilng I he- WOft.llo or us General Danny Oranam ala ~P"''I· 1980 Sail II dtbatr, Soor.d pro<laimrd 1ha1 " lr the '"vum1 y dOQtl't turn 11\.C:If a•ound, 11 w1ll lor,;: th hc\."\Jom whhin J000 day&.." M-.jonly manda1c '' ~udrnl At ie•an&<li<:ll ldioo Siqd admulrd 11\al lh< R«<&llll tt(lup us ··10~has tmtituuonat 10 chan,atn.& lhe Atnnic:an polllteal ,...,.... but Ra11r lkn>rd •Dep~IOn< 1h11 MoraJ MaJOfU)' htcflturr C"OUtd bot conruutd a1. an tndor~ml ··we s1mrl) 1ntir.-.cw canch~la -and dHtMII'\&IC I he tn(oonalion t . . COn1mdJ Seqr4. "There IS no anaJ)'~It •nvol>td." fO<lll<f MO<al MAIJCK11) naiiOoal Yott PTnldrnl l>r Robtn Bllhna> .... rccrnll> nam«< 1> Rcqan'1 Evanl<llcal UL>On Th< Molal Majonty flr<t fC>rm<d In N.,. YD<L Sill< four monllls qo. ond now boub ~...... ut all so >IIICS. Amlt<t1l blllin<UmOQ S.qd, I " " P<nldeni at the '!itatcle>d, 11opa 10 develop <haprm In all Wcst<tn New York countin The mono hi) Morol Ma)Otoly Rt:port, wllh a SJJ year &ubsfo."npdon rate, ...-iU be: the tnaJOf .wur« o( r«runntfllt for Moral MaJ()ftlY "upponm •a:ordJn& 10 S~l. Addilionally, I "phon< II"U lien S)'Sitm" will bt employrd '" hoPH of bnna1n1 am man!'<""fp to pas with the U"ttnCndoUJ nauonwldt foundation. A pair of Moral Majorily lawy<n <llliOn«< fn AIballY ";'II ·•moniiOf lr&hlatlon" 10 k«'P manb<rs lnfornttd. Opea sex, oj;a rvmol~i•& One inu< of top ptiorily lueally ln•ol•., f\&hl inalh< JltO>..,ment to cs1ab11Sb c ..ino 11amblina in Iii< NU~~~~~r• .a drcep, k.n m«St.Ut to rt~tf.M' the MOBJ MiJnnl}' JX'h.t"l"rd do.,.,.nv.ard trtnd of Amenea· ~ ~ruy , 111 mcntiC' tn dtfd'lloe' .,pcndina W hem sug;a;1rd . Tht fo.'OUntf)''\ mtfilary po..,.a has ctq,f('('Wcd too~ saa.t: of' "nl&hlm&r<." ll<<ordin&IO Stqd. Ahltolla/1 th< Motal Mli)Ofity t. oppt»<d to lh< (RA. S.'"i<l contend~ tl\11 "We at< probabl~ morr fot .qual na/11> t~an 111< l)fopon<nts Ol lb< EJtA." Equal ()a)' and tqual opponuniun (Of •omen Ut ~Upponf'd, thttouah -'Cf\dmt worMn imo combat u sam u ~ contrtbUior 101M mo\"m\Ct\1 a•ca.Y from: I he tndmonal (am~y >UIJC1UR. 'We are JH0bo1*t more for equal nehtt thon the proponettts of the E.RA . n - Donald Sieeal PRE PA IH H'R MCAT·LSAT·GMAT ~ · SAT·DAT·GRE Studcnu 1t1 putKular, Sqd bdtc,o. h.an drtfltcl (rom the ••.aohd Amenc:an tradmuo."' lbt-: nauonal .,.,.. mtc!Ja ita> decri•«< uudrnll. althou&h he a rC'C'C'Ot m.dors.clnm1 rrom tht You"' Amcnc~n\ fot •kw• Frccdo'" oraaniucion 11 1 )wrn& 10111 ardl c.:on\C\Ou.s~s. S11ll, Olh<u ha•• bern lalsdy ltd to bthrv< 1hao " ~ • art tJrlctly 1 rtlt&tOUJ Ofpnizauon." ta:pl.alncd thr "bom·>&ain" Chrilltan. 1lK Moral Majoruy lw abtot'ul<iy no r<ltJIOU> afrdi111on, Sl<'gd r<pa•nllr !lroa'd. unid t:ttar,u it ananplrd • ~ blinll Chnsuao 1deals 10 Lht nauon•s, fortfront.. N•rionel Prestdcnl R<'<Jrnd Jcny Falo•ell pl<dc«< hi• 101al suppon fo• lhr State or bnc.l. dWlOI' a 1'cttnt luncheun liVt'R In hi.\ hono• by Ill< Jewi•h Na1io0lll Fund in ~·w York Cil~ Ftllw<ll allude<! to lh< Ncw T ..tamelll ><riplur« os h< procla.imc-:d, ''To stand agamst l.sracl is U) Mand agam.$1 Cod." f~~£~ '- '~ LO~~c 4\.t tL A5 .. £ GR£ PI J • "'AT • PCAT • OCAT • vAT TOEfL • NMB • JOt • £Cf '-!G• fl£X • ~ DB • ~ LE G~f P)Y(H • .... J 420 Hlllesport Hwy. Wllllamsollle, N . Y. I 422 f 6 88·4012 '•'-_..o,.t,,.. ,,_.._.o.--... (.,-le•• .,J.I ... C""-l l Oll., . . l ttOQ. 1J:)..1112 �. ' teditorial j ~ Dangerous discontent ~ ~ale i WOH ate nothing new at this University. Wtllapers are being hard throughOut academic eorrldofathat faculty a constantly are unhappy or concerned whh the bleak future ot UB UndO< a period ot uncertainty. RICa! So one should not be surprised when a large number ot library :; faculty membora make h cloarthatlhings are not well and moral e bad. Many have the same complaint s as their profeeaorial ~ colleagues-tight bUdgets and poor adm inla llat lve l eaderslllp- and show concern over fellow faculty departing for ••greener p&llurea.·· Yet the altuetlon In the libraries Is grtmty unique In that. tho nature ot grievance& OXIOf\d far beyond the " normar· morale woe questions It has teepee! oulsloe ot the vanous Units and Into the n George p<ofeasorlal faculty. to t hO POint that Arts and Letters Levrne was forced to pan a contfdenhat tetter to Unlvetslly Prestdens Robet1 l Kener Thai o~umerrt expreased conc:e<n about the deteuoratton tn spirit in Lockwooo, lhB undllputeo center ot academic sludy at UB. n.. lamentation of the library faculty IS easily Juslillable. Frusuallng the exlernel pressures tltom budge! reslllctlons). hoWevet. Ia the patceptlon by faculty that tne" Director Saktldas Roy is not so supportive. Many allege thai he refuses 10 go 10 bat tor "hla" people wllh Ina Presrdenl. Tne dilemma of " publish or perish" hits lhe librarians nard. Taking a group already disabled by budget culs and lOlling thorn lh&l they musl lind lime 10 churn ou1publiShed material 10 recievo 1enure is dangerous. noon. sounding complaints II service slips even 1 lillie Is Just asking too much from too lew That Ia not to say thai they should be excluded ltom ptovtdtng the University wllh their setvlces or tllat 10 tecleve tenure !hey snoulo nol fulfill most oil he standard tequlremenls. Whal muwt be changed Ia the criteria_ The ·•special priveleges·· Kauer roluus to apply muat be made lot library facully, as long u they ate egleelo by 1 body such as the Facully Senate Also. Roy must begin to start eomprehendong and sympathrztng with ihese P<Obiems TM Sp«;ttum's lntetYiews wrlh the I acuity m"mbe11 snoweo overWhelmingly that morale Is hlgn In I hose units whete the unr1 O~tectOI was writing to take the lime to listen lo-ano act on-faculty complainls He must atso shOw a zeal lor loghung lor hl5 I! oops with the top people in Capen Hail. II worl<ers U. ndennined the impact c J •• o.. are un1ware ot • teeder·s readiness 10 oefend them, t htlf performance will begin lo suller. Chatgea that Saktldas Roy is discnmrnatlng ag1lnst wo111en laoully members and telusing to appoint a toptesenlallonal number of women to high admrnls1ratl ve positions ate alao worth rnveangaltno. RoY cannot dismiss such aflegatioils with a wave o f his statist rei! pen and expect l tlem to disappear. He IS lacing some questoons thai are seroously disrupting the performance ol his lacullr-• group thai is vilat to 1ne academic life o f lhia lnslilullon The cases ol Mary Reichat and Oo<otny WOOdson are pan oculatly alarming. To deny reappointment to a faculty member wno haS PfO•en competence In he< field, with no apparent )usllllcatoon spurs susplcton and miSiruSI So all of thatelaclors musl\toom, and COtJPied wn11 bucloet blues the eap<lt de corps aullers and job etlecuveness Is Jeopardl.U!d Mean while, tl>e lldmlnlslralion hides benrno tha budget question. reluaing 10 look at lhe elfec1s Its lnsensttr•e botoauctacy and numbara-o•lellted regime has o'lthe vital academic hlhOtlonl ol a Unt•ersrly What is nappenmg fn I he libraries Is nothing novel. 11 ts repealed tn story aile'! story. We etten point oul the blalant Illustration• of admlnlsllalive tallure 11 UB, yet time ano time a.oam we w•tch out observations ruahod away in goetures ol simple sc:apeooallng a ~d callout unconcern. • Thla fa one auch caae thaHlas ramrtlcaloons lh&t ara too broad and serloua to allruo oil It the llbrilry situation continues to degenerate, ll>e l ocal point ol lJB Intellectual life w ill Ole. Aller that, we can only ail back ano walcll me1est of the Unfve<SIIt rot _,_.o.c._ VOI.Il . No.Q Ecll~l Elena Cacavas ~ ~ Jolon Llpttns 1110 To tho E<l•tor. Joclt Hellevlg't povetoge of Fr. O.niel Benigon"o Hovombof 19 apeecn (Tho !ip«J!fum, Nov. 1t) glvu t~• lmprelllon that Berrigar, tgM)rtd or Wll unable to reopond to the o~tlona ol aomeoM wno lctentlllod hlmNII u a. oX·Sovlet SOI<Iie<. Thlo petaon n lo '-'"Ong othM things tNn the Rut_alana .. tn.lnk nuclea' wat can be won a.nd t~tlhey ara"lMePttlng lor He alae urged thll i"" United S!atu contl~ue 10 bu>ICI nucktar weapons. u:· - Contoaty to Hlii«YYg"• ocC<)Qnt. t o.iloYe thot ..gon dld adequatlly ...._,., to thlo llld••lduol Not Oftly cs~ he say what Hellev1g CN<hts him W11n aaytng. namely tf\et nuclear wet la unw1nnabte fol•"' the Incredible Size of ltS and So--let arsenals} Bon~ a n aJao ac~nowtedged -rn response 10 lhe Scrw'1tH ltfrOf11nt-tnat ttQPping ttle arm• fiCI wc>uta Involve fl!,ks, r~aks 10 boHl sides regardleaa of who ltlrted tl'le PfOC:U8. Howe~er. tote IS"td lht 1\tdlti\C:e to wo1gh those ''sws against ttle rlska ol contl'lUlng o" lilt: wav we t~ave been, escatatno the nucleat arms race aoaJn tnd egain•.l Benlgan's conchillon. which 1 share, is that out pre.ei.nt couraa apeua ceual.-. diU41ot a.,d tt'!at thttrlsks ot trying something tiM palo tn comperJ&on , In recounting thll oonlron11Hon bGtWuen Fr, Bctrtgli!l a.nd tnt Solfllet lofltftlnt, I would tlke lo add tna~ I wa,s somewhal t ueptetoua ol lh.e lehenant 1 !OUI\d tt an odd GolrtciO&nc.e thll thO 11ngua~ tte useG •n descnblng the Soviet Union wu oreciNiy ldentlc41 tt•o·nt down to the cllcnet) 10 I hi t u.Nd by A.mette.an ra, 11gn1·W'In!l. 1111\f.a>mmUnltl ~- Ons could coqcklde rcom chll lhat tne fit rlghl Is COittet •rt assesstng Ihe So¥..1 lhfNt M y , . .cuon was dctrerent, nowewr White I too am cnt•cat ot Sov••t 10fetgn a.na military OOitcy, l o..o not Ul\d the Sovtet o•loc-tOf 10 be a blt~i:~e pet son Of wtlneu INfltr,etalk Wondtr•no u he tied beet, Pllflled bt tnt- C1A 01 SOrrte ugllt Wi"' o'oup to Gonfuse people 311d UndtiM•n• thft Impact ol Beutgan passionate aopeat fot peace WIIIIOI Stmpst)n by Chris Wiles I'm sure tMI men tl:ke chocotar• Jult 11 """"' a5 fliOinen oo. out I don't tntnte; It "•• tht! I~'IPtUU< effect• oo mttrt that u ooes Of'l '~¥omen Thete are c.ertaln umes cenau, pnasas ot tne moon when cnocofate 11 etaved, 1"1)', .-,eedft<J Dt the women ot I hiS world, and oo1fHnO ¥flU dO but a b10 cl'luf(M ot mtlk chocolate, Qreterably wllh almonds. lthlrt~ Mc1s.~ey t f\d Neatlt anet C.dbUfY' ere m•uln-g out oo a ~IQ adveralslng piUs here A her 111, we've seen 1d" lor everylhlno elae 011 tot•vtalon lnd '" newspapers-why not ttle rema1o ma•kot for ChoeolaM'l We eoutd nave ful sctemlfk: eommOttcals. lor t1lampte A man In 1 while tab coat. hOfi:SJilQ a c.llp bOIId. standlllQ in tront ot a bookcase tull ol encyc•~~--~· " Four Out of doctOfl surveyed recommend Hetahey's for lllOH pA11tntl who are or.menop.aUNJ •• Of we coutd go tne hOUaewHt'f' route, s.tmUar 10 Too Job abd Wlstl; comtNtk:ata E."ter t•o wrromen I tom trw htundromat. ''GM. J.ne. t aure tta•e a hrNdKN And lha1 ..-ater welg.nt Go6ftj I avr• wrtn 11 were nelft "---._•• ~y, Mary. have~ llkld C.,meJto? Thdte non·Dteoc-tp11on ot>d they IU<t 00 tht trick IO< fl-• Tho<o "'" otao <hBOO lmlt1tlonl '" tno tO<m ol nw'o/lmllltow S..11s, littlo 1011 faator 011111o and ...n. (ls no!hlng socrod1). lili GOOC>ors Thole "'" ways to got around lhe high Dt'« ol AH« aH. ont: ot: the reaaona we .., c.hOCotate In the e~at.a. but one haa to be a <llacemlng conaumet 10 llrst g"'ce Ill tile te•tur•. t peroonolly cton't thlnll ecl'lkfYe suoce$s, For 8Jtltn~-oener1c cake mixes 1rc anything ca" _ , a hallofMI\Id Milky Woy tor ol<ey as long u you melle nomomodo frosllng lo oo on MniUIUtY. bUI 1"-" again, \Mre'a no accounting 'or top The(re even l>ejter II you make cuoco~.. oul ol taete. them because you CIOn'l gel aa big o moulnlul ol lhe 1 know a girt Who, at tJmo• . cannot res1tt trozen potontlolly horrid lmlllllon. AnO occasionally you'll Sll"*-• bars and somellmoa will eat throa ot lour ol a lind lhtl pltC411 like K-Mo" wilt hiVe ootoo on con<ti 11me. frlend o4 rntne ooto cnooototo trwtlnq bora, 5 '"'St. though. Uouafly rne candy f1!1hl out of tno C8tl. t 1>11" I toolG the rKord, tllougn, 1 bars can De uaed lor l>ool<ando Ill' the tlrM they go on 0t101 ~_!.botch ot IUdgo l>fownloa tn o UJ<I, ... rrs oenorolly a bettor IOea to"'" ... quoll\}l, not tllinl<lng ,........, tu<n OUI thiN>or end QUantity. -.Jd IUt lonOW- Wot~ 1twy ~ ono wlth 1no pan W""*'C8MOibeiOOIOCib\'lheoobarga- - . . n l and I _.t the neocl two days Pl)'l<lg-..o ,_.., toc:hniqun. Tho<o'a no1 1 pOSt·.,.._...! 1ema1o on Dill he Elu:o lMied Itt..- I ~~~ .. ~-=bul """" -uo r<or att - ba aotllllecl wl\11 ~ . . . looUd tUnn.Y'"'*>IItlld lo ~ I stNI<IInllo anttfllng .... than pwa, UIII CMIOtaled Clloco\att. lt'o ...,_ - - and IKtlo pieoM ot ChOeolotof>OI 1 aa"ring lot euget-lj> lact, ll'e - OC"Ionllliellly _,, liylnq ICtON \tw lfcl"""· I'm Ill~ flndlnq ChiP$ _..,limo and limo- In thll o twfldlufol Mill! Duda hotl and~ and they IIJI/ tu10 line. baa lour-ttm., tl!o oflect sa an antl<e boa of JujubaS. TN!eot e - - that carr, - P ln)llationa ot 1aay '""'•"• nolhlllo .. eoothiiiO • • gtiiWino on 1/1<1 cllocalato, _....Y ., £oot01 81g llw•lool ..r ol t 01>110 choeol-to F1nny F11tn<1< f ottor Bunny. butlntosaolttnq tof fl .~ll thelllatcluo '"-t tnoyrenot HOI only- h t..lo gooct, but tra 1 cnaltonoe. Whon Godkta c - . o. It you 1oo1c cloMly. tno "milk \'Ou get •• tar •• Ita tlloU~t. tha ChOCOIIto io obout choeolate•• tootlia mot'e IMce a btown candlt. ll\ertt1a • lhroa teet t/ololllnct Quito hold 10 bite '"' ough. 1towt1y tnqug~ "'"'~ In lflooe thlnga to mo.., enough Won, 11'• not • melted Mill<)' Way, but thtn ogoln, coat>dlea to gel six <>< MYeri po(;j!le out ol POtOIIOfY. wllot Utl ' ruel" ......... Eidilo< . "--Il! Stmon ,.;_IV tiWl beer Del tO< ohe ctoec:olato companJea W<MIId be to appeal to "'" ••IY ae1 ol oottnq tno atull A- Buy.,...,.,.,., ---It t""-· ,. �feedback ! Out of.hand To tho Ed1lor. '"lhOta'U tHI no more narlona-Of'lly ootoatatlon&'' Creative relation To the Ed11~ Whef\ I loeflk to tf'\4 mltld ot U'e OfOt,... hilt llS reofV, If ra • tin• lt'i(ftO Tfte Hme I "*"6 l iken 10 tho quwu con¥eraat.on where tho '",. uH pr13enll llsell u nadulltftd. 10<1 mr ow" mind ttatetll v•d111 .,,. a1.1 fol undttt!ln.dlng 1 11~ berf&volence and oy thlt lOt, h&ett bel t_. unO&tatandL I wtsh thaJ wt woqld Atl.epuli and "e11 lhll way, '"lito 00 we -'0"' 1 00 $0 was auf preoccupat ion 11 I lliG~ Nt'G 61 IF\11 Un4NI'&IIV 11'11 lhiJ aea ttw-e conwrs.ali011 wun 1N m1no of thf fneoo o• cofteagve wat our sHOI"'g ae.s••e. ou• t•u. •••~ I w'sn tn~t we were eM oed..:.led to 11111 athtuct• MCIUM WI ti&Jlzlod lhal lh•s Ctiii!VI ~ "«Hitorl Wllh tt\OH lfOUnd U$ anc:t ourself Will tfacJ IO 11\e UI!ShtO. ,_.PPV llle.. Thl1 la tl'w! splm of tna Dena en. Ffarttmll)t &a us. u is lf11 IOHII ot CltativecoovetUttOn Thit UntYftfSII"' Ill $1l ,O. Ill necorogt~ne • t V In terms of a nv n1blr ol tntena. can b1 11 o~preastvit, depersonaiiL!rtO ana u muaf\ a dlltltll'll to one'a Hlner deYelopemetH u can be tne 1;ilne.r, 010 communtues In Wt'ucn we hwe Tht Wl'f th•t we conftrm out eatstenc.e af'd i.d«!tlty 'n l"e WOfl<llJIO ereau-v_.y . .,a.bi,Sh ~~atlon.s w •Jh u anono onea that W1ll Ufytl IO 01'\-ltoo •rtd UC)Jtlt \1$ And r&IH tr,.t QV-al4ly ol ltte 111'1 tne wotkl htOeecL w lihcNI tnos.e ttotl ltaotU It ean De 1 tuttle aA.ce-"ClM lo lllf 10 Oe-9110P a.nd t l<ex out SOWUU.l mUIClfl In I Uni'HfSIIF WtHtfl IM to~y ~ ~sHartgee~.n•u of in lM face o' ,,, lace' • • paaa O•' :~;.:lui~ ~~~~~:$''.~!:,~":,::.;~~1 n~~~~C: ~:: 1 bturt out n;dely ln racist r-oe trom 041"1()0m walla tOfltel 1111 Ctk'nea that rrtake the newa, the a c ta lhal Ml batk.. IIWIVJ a~tn I am co11wtt\Ced that ,,. aptiiiY Itt ma.ke Cfeatrte rlll ltont w1t .. lht WOTtd tS .ttl hll1 IS needed 10 Ntllfy w•erat mo11 oasic. needs Tttat l et C01'1httnt out utiiii'KI and Ktenllly hrlr:te. lrta ra bi.Slc.. an!l pem.aps ~~ Hthe felahcos we mai(t a1eonn 1~1 promote bet•e'WOieHI ~ I!GefatandJng Ol tNt nu~ll' l iiUIIIIOtl u& (11•c•wt••,o a.n.a os~IIJ' oe.;r o wn) .no a n uOIIthhO ot tnt QU.UIJ Ol OUI IW86.. lhoey afe I mN'ftl IO lf\41 'NIPPY ung Mark Ruuetl a couple of yett11ogo. Wa lat>gh and dO notnln~~o Willie ti>e miMttrY-h>tlustllll utablla•mono tlgnte na 111 or1p.. lt'a big bualneM l.hat PfOflts ttom nu<:IHI aul>tldleo ond military COfllraett II a bl1J OUSiM U 1"-1 MU tfa LIW• And l~ roptii i'On.l Uvovgtl Cono<OH ••d thtt 1reg...,.,ly Otloaoa IIMI - · · meatur•• 4f"O 11 1 b'o bus loeea- p rftttcally lnl -rl bltlrom 11M! Oem/Rop polollul mac:~l- tl\ao IIIII UP OUI bAllot I With lis VIS.,.,.,. PoJUICII tltd\etl ltaf'\ '*'llh IN: noo\in111on1. We allow one OemiAep maeltlne to select tho o1Hcia~wi1<> duto,rntne the nallon'a pollcfes, ' "d HHVI' t f\0 ena ol ctomocr•t.Y• lhl. maphiM glwu ua no rMI luun, no ca ndlda!el wonh 110\Jog tor, no choice amono IM wlrtnof\g.,lnt POUt~& on both> IIUeta. We. so•er~t~ ~--• vot*S- Jhose HleciOC y. .men Into oil!«. notMng ,.. can do can dlange tile lool~ atton '"ey e.oacl Th• PQiittcaf ~ h.aa two ao-antiQII cnar ate more pow«lul th., 111 big money- thai _,&lobi lor OUI ta !IUfll 1t ftM: COf'POf'lltlon& 11k~ IOQetnet, W'fMI• · ·• ittl•iata "'dlwld. and Conquer" -ourutvea. We dtiSipltl ouf J*)pte power In countleu efnoi•·•NI.I• o• o•n ,tll ~t 1t'~lt compete wlrh oach o thetf to, s oppoH . We s hy away h om th.e one raalluue-now to Dung QOYI!nnlenl bltQ 10 the People. 2) etg.bualnu. lobOttl hl¥1 cto~.n oecauu 11\e mach.r\e eontroft the M.<t etecuon- wlth badl-atage m&nWOUI&Uol'. btetant ••0009on<la. and "'~~<>'""" cornpoigl>tng IIOaltut ul(l~nt t WhAI &mb41kMJ:I pohtkj&n • oukt rtak hll c•rHt b"f ~frnO any of tne~t oemancsa. ,_,....., t,. out~•~•Uon•et UO.H. rvnnlf'IQ ecwiO •n 1916, oo,. "' to ,,.. O.me Ottm l>oon<lc>golo. O..C. paclllct Ctanaton nu ~oly loinoO tile bl1J lnlltery 1Pif~6. Barry Goldwatlf gavo ""'""clue (110 IIIIIHI- MarCh 91 wllen 1\o a&KI '""' rn..-1 ,..,... could be tOOOI<o16Qulc~ty and aonslbly II the prMident lllld Cono••" would tlocld<o not l o Tile 1111 - I • Ran ~l n lovnd 1... same DOIIII<*Ing y-. ago, Whon ~"• ll't~ Congtna. otd-UmOft ad'WIMd tw to atan .mmadla rety l(llf()ltong tor ,..tectkWt tn•tteo. tne 11ooe1 up to 11\1 wetmonget~:- 1 wd. Alto an.e scn"""ng thot ItO to Pearl Harbot (C.,.,,...._,I!«ttni. Ottcombtll L tll02). • The ma c.hlt'l• .. rowa aN.ad al Qa When '41111 a.- to •-lion. •-•PGMCS•ne monll\lle unboug'11 e~~~tOates. we flf'd Chi"~ tn the c.ooet ot many stale•-• m.tll ot ttllriC11on-a II If et«~llon ~~ 1m undorgrtdU61t 11 lJB t lcwnd IM •P"" o l det.W.e'''*'V C'8Aiing tong luting btneliclal rtlat•ons 111 10 dlstourag• all but the mo .. diftH'mlned. And potlflcll ac:uon commtUoe5 oaefll)' trou1 l"t Comfl\on C•uM glmn•'C"- tha' . \!~WaS auppos&d to hmll polllicaJ With tt'lf \IIIOf!d II'\ tl'\e Bond ol ft'le Dett• Cht Frt tetnuy A• I gr aQ $\vd4;1111 II'HS J81L II .QiadcHIIII I'M: IO .liM '"'"lhtt QIOYP o t you~ n•a• 1a~e m'&ftll m 111~ 8\.llflfO Ct'll pla. I "now, you we. lhll lhe')' ~Will lind tnat F'ateH'III• &• n be mucn tnOfe tttan f'l&l a eoclll• out,.. Jo•n•ng tn& Bond ol 0.111 11 too~ 1~1 1 en. CO•l!llDUJk)na. How to tell ou• oru:t~tOUt orgl nlta,ton• thlt thett camoa~grll ' ' ' counreforoctuctl'le-tn•l they divert ou, effona a nd acauahy wa.ttt!r lnetn oo no-eiuYI tetlert ....s - . ? Ov< slot"ll!>d Cong<Ma ObOya 111 backers "'*'• ..Oitfs 0o we SC•If bef••ve we run ou, OO"emment? TMn wnv rnutl wa you "' 1111 .chvety try evety oay. to ma-.e btU., tM: tlft1. ul 'fOUl t)fQ(t\.efl" I ht.e 10 U'~ln k tne!\. II"IAJ lhtt IUitUW not .,.,,., t&f~l Dac~ fnto ttle wottc . oulttCM tne Son<l fOI me, lf'tt WOftd·VW!W lJ111 M an U ISII II I p.lrl anO alw ay• actur<Ung lo tnt tawa ot a n•tura l WOfkl. hu ltJ-e erte t •~o aotllhet 10 de¥ttlop ano uullur to me._t rus snuaHolt niO!O or len ntlsfy1no, a-n d tl\at tl'\1!1 on 11\e ontt camplgn I hat woulo wtn 1 oeuer chance for ut lit until we t]UI Olil Ufl bO!JQnt ClndldliHI 00 ballota-nal tonwlde- so we c:.e.n -vot• l Ot '"''"'· When will wa be dtlspeta le Of'louoh to cJeete • Pooplo's hapo1neaa {II , ro.austacllon) deponoa ou hll crvauwe • otW>n& c•no 1nat 11 111 and that 11 enougn) 11 model6d . '" the concept ol Fraternity tt fs lm~rtanl 10 au ol us. In th• l "'' 1 11 want 10 be haopy 11\at we de'\'I4DP oul pof.,.Ua f tot CtUIIve lhln~fng ana eJtPIHt What we .. devek)QeO ~t o OUf teltows. F01 1ne a~t. Ftal.,ntty ca,, be • ,.;...,d•ncJ torum fOf th~ luf'd of Oft~l Moybo - don't always Mor AbDUl I - Hoot biiOng""Q 10 I F,.lt rnltJ. MayDe IN'M benet h i ate no4 to oe touno 11n ett t,.temittee. AT thOugh, J'OU can f"'d ••oo• kluo rMJIH<I In ll1e Delta C~l Ft.,lfn~y I autpeot that for mott Bf'Olhets of the 8ultalo Ch•pter. the Frattfnlty .... ~oppecl belnD juat the ouuoo 11 ptob41bly waalo O...m ,..,.,~hey 1lroo lot'*' Now •II& • gr. .I80UIC:I of Hw~" •llon l ol ctou relatlonahlpt end au~ U lf>01 pVr-lllelt - !lOll ~lly II you're . , _ , . , Of o o - - • '*•• ' ua. -w w.etcome you to c:~ up on UL Make • c.:rMHve rlfa tfOI'I wlln 4J8~ Stan ~ tN wnote petaon lnOfMCI of fUll otte pen lMI - • • C-'Cvtllt, IOUI Chemlatry lll&m.a A.n<t droP oy 1&5 Wk1Msotl and hN • what """"' of ••• ot'* goya ~ ov1 olbtJOftO"''I to o.na C••· (Tho number Ia 837-li0111) Oon'1 waste you, um•. Ottvarop ••• WIIOI• ""'"'"· Olaco"' ' Fraternity OISCO'HI Della C.l revatcUes:s ot m&JOflttell •oo•t tt? We'll 001 nowMre unhl we co nceftfltt ..,.,,. etlo•l lndopeoOtno ParoY'I WUt mt ne"~N CUllens· Pany oe o tttc&lwt7 r~ nol sure. but II'Up90ft tt esOVt Dell p(eMnl nope Set tar us DMn P\1\\•~0 ~ganu.auons aMad ol urgen1 '~•~ 1m:t 116 C)ftn'IIW of ••cuU&ng COipoiiUOnl Uf~ C)UDI<- be9s I hi i SSue Yet •I CCKtiO DltCc)me a tu f torce It •t -oufd olfet 1862 suppo~1 10 out few o~t o lllelata. .., ttoey noogllt dart lo tltfy tne machine and ehow oU1er.a fl\e ~• Y tllantln\!(teat CO''UfGal " onty 1'10• tflllC.I II"!!U6d btln.g 11 YOliS. Struggle fo r_independer.ce To,,.. Erlltor. •o••n•t ~tter montl't$ of coospt,.c;y tM Iranian revotuUon 1111 lraQJ Booth reg""" fiMIIy Ia.....,.., a full otfeM&v• ag.Jnet tne frantan peop..~ The lraqlatffetc.e 111 bOitd&r · au~ckn deep tnak)e tr1111, bombing 1111 alrportt and other faclllt~o, To _ ex~ untlanl- tile real mot,.eo btlltlld ,,... _ ...m~... pollclee, """ - ...,.., '"" - · vs ~ aolinlt fhll '""'"" revoM1011, 0011 '"" ontomaf -~Ia willlin " "" whlctl aro now acting 1n COIOII>Iet• - - wttfl VS plots The r- l o n '"""""' """ ot tM , _ , . . . . . . , - olllnlttd Slot... nomoi)' tfle St!all's ~ Fa< lhllrusoa, us_.,.,.....,- atopped !lYing to reoa~o Ita 1o1t ground In !fan TlloM """ upeclolly lntonllflod since tl1e - t oo ctOiod 1 ' ftiiQVI ml~on. " On one hand, th. . . p4011 .,.. OOO«:fl!'l•lOd lnte,nauy ttno\.lgn pro-A.mOt~an army Qen.,..l, the remalnOer of the Stlah'a IOQime: SAVAK IIGO')IO running IOOH; lite r. .cotonaty londlordo; and t11bol dllofa of ooutflom Iran, .,.., on ,,.. otfltlf 1\....S ...uon.lry ~ ot '"" region pwtlclotortr tile Bath~. -lilt Wl!llor· •"'"'"''I' lfwoUOII tile Oralll clique. - · tiWing , ........ - - . - IJnitod ~ ,....., -Gull--,_,-ln--o-.­ ..........tty .._.., up. T h e - o l Ullllllll_,.._....._at-,. The ~ sw.. ,_, ...., ·- "" atnngtllll 1111 mlll~My- liltS ha build uc>o<lltlgoroue.._,. ...... TheM ... In Ologo Gan:ia. Poltlltan, OmM, llotwain, ~~~~~. T.......,, 811bW1e, ~ . - .... The - . ________ ,....,._. ...._.,, "" 8althtlot~ - revolutiOnary _ . . . . , . . lilt eolllbofatlon of 1n1q1 8ut11 t-c~lme """' IJIOSe bUit:IW1t pro.ldlne t'-' wiUI mllltOil' IIICIIflloe In lreq to c:any out r-lnlo In mut...,..., OQt.ltlol . . all pan ot a - o d "'"ofulfon, The ooet 10 , _ IUICb .. to MOollate 50-.IUMWn oU rk::h l)r0¥inces ot Iron with'"" bacldng of lfltl VS military p r - l n lfltl ,..,..,an Gun. Tho """ of tile 1111q1 reglmo tn l h COOfdfnated US dal;ns •oalna1 the lranl1n twofutlon COli Ill un<ltwtlood If 11\o lnfllfnolde¥1110Pitlllflll within Iraq It taiYin Into oocoonL At tile root of theM -eloQmonlo lin "'" mllltons of pet-toro In lfle M'1CI of 1111 lraQJ reg;,..e wfllcll "" ltd 10 rlgnt """" ·~ on 1111 , _ n ""'" IOworda - - Europe J _ , Tllo ltOQI roglmo 00-ltlort lo .--.tlortoty ~I of SoLim Y*"''n. hs r-etec:16on to 1om u.e &tNdfastnn.s 0011 COflhonlatiOII front _ , '"" -loNrt el.,..,lt. lnton.aJncatlort ol tnoomol - - 11onQ With Pfcwoc:atton aga.tnSI lra"t.n fevolutlon c ...rly -•1<11tslha1tfltl pr-nl feQimo In IraQ Ia roi(WIIIfl In II•• wit• us atreiiQ~ Otslgn1 in 111e Mkldlo &II. Anoltw upect ol Unllod Statoo 0¥11fall tlrlliODV Iowan~ Iran Ia tile orepenHion of C>Ubtoo oglnlon f<>< anooflllf , Vlotnarn-llko lntorventlon. Ttte otgn1 ol lfltl overoM pr-otlon by US wo bfielly u fOllows• - The OOitl Wlf l\ySt8flo - T"" lncr- In tile del....., bUCigot coming lrom t- ,........,.,. ~· - The - · '""" ,.,..., """ Raj>od Ftwee Wii4Cfl are aepeciafly lor -atlona in reglono 111\o Soul,.,.,. l<ar!. _ . oil flotds .,. toceteG """'- ,,. reac:ty combet' fOtc• tt\at coukt reach tnelr tat91t1 In a very Shott twn.. t,.. 0t auppoH the labof starts Hlt peHy It's beitn lolkiiiD abOUt- T~a1. tOo, wouiO laJt sN>rt of boong a oratlfOOtl movementa, Or m•oht a woman'tt l)l~tY brii"Q common MnH Into go\1911'nrNl't'll1 T~ etetnlial ooniObuiiOit or a-ny new p;arty mYM be to PVI tl'\e t(pllot- OVt Of QOVII,_,I by 1>11111"11 1... peopje'a repre_, , ll_ In Tho ~ , _ . . - a of - Tho tlln110ductlott Ol tfltl drift With -•llallllfl conflleta In IM Mkldlo Eui - latty 1M ,_Ute Unlllld Stat" Oland "" Iran, It Ia 11>1 -...~ ... going"' ontl. W., lroniM &1.-.os Asoodltlorl-1110 lrOQ a~ • ., and Unllod S!atoo ~flon f01 reotettt'ltau.,ea. Abqutetek expetltnc•• lht Only of _ . . .,,, "'" .._,of Ill "-IDWIO I)OODioot tho - ' d """ conf""" · - w. ull a u l r - ltMng I)OODio t o " - ' 1111 j<Jat 81"'9010 or Iranian peoolo f01 tndttpooldo<ICtl and ooclal pr-o. and condomn tfltl Unllod Stltel Iraq lnt-1011 In Iran 110_,...,..., or • 1on1 lr!Otper>tlofto . _ ' " " ,., M -~~~ Poopl•'a Conoreu could !Ialiy rajoct :.~:''~=~~g=~r:Fo~~~~,~:~l'::n'O:~.'~ Pont-oon out o t lla plaCe. Wny not ttart rtllm~ th•loo breu? And by puulno the military out of the oil rackea? SlmpUatle? f•f from u. TN a w Uf 11ke all w e ca11 olvn I'm not ,,.ching thelelders who oould cerry on w •lh IMM WS&II Won't you-P*a.e-giovl lhtm mote lhl ~ oasal·nog eons.oera110n? Tney otfet a petMpcJtve 0"1 1he deny o tw11 ano IMY deserve • ollct '" bt~lnllotmf~ SHibn. fh.e_y C:OUkJ unUI eN, QIIUtOOII mQII'~tt Wrtotre 11 1 ~ Wf'IO w.U http ra te•• I he , ..ponsloittty lor out govornment1 It COYIO be ~ Ellsbera, .,. GtO<go Wal<l, "' yovng unknown 11 could Ofl rou 'he oom• Joc•lyn Tyl"' __ --atod _,t -· .,._,_ """""'*' - AI ~OIUdfll}ft ,,..,,.n Srudlntl ltuot:t, /Oft �EdJ/or s f\olr f.•#)n Gomw tJ • VB J•nlor ond • /if~llrrw rrsidMI of Bliffo/Q 01., Tholl/<sJIIIIII •"<~Niiol• sht •ultro IV#•' Yc><k CiiJ for tht first llmt Thu 11 • J(Jurnol II/ lttr lrtp. Ooy .... SUNY New Paltz Overseas program 11th Year UNIV. OF PARIS SORBONNE On< m•&l• uy to «>n>td<r "hat Walt Whitman " ould thtn~ of Lon& Island: ··One< PoumOllol .. n01 al,.oys Paumano~ In stood of th< rolling ocean and tndk'\~ sunchts of l111d and trttS. wt art now &ivm acra or concr<t< But <nOUJh or Whtunan and his P<<-mod<m duposioiOn. \\ hat of my hf<. ho,. lor t1oo m> muMI·• .,.. &o to-..ards comPJ<iwldin& tin. mot"> o( sttan&c'l) unfamJtiaJ land Nrv. Yorkm call tM Wand? WC'II. I'm not sn iUIC' rf I'd M.c IO ....-al.t up ln 1hr m•ddle: of the Cn) ah:u nf'\n sl«p> •• For ch.11.1 mann. f"m not t'\tn lilt hbu1y 10 be-line lhat 1he 'hl\f'rtnl b.., ladtt\ ~ Jnt 10 r.1 her Urtdergtedu•t•• In p._ilotophy & rtll led mejon earn 30.:21 ctedttt 1n reguler !i.ott>onn• (Peri• IV) ~ttt:f... SUH't·Pittl IV' agre• ment Insures quetlf&td tludtn1a 1)•J T .. u Wtlal \ttm\ 10 bt .11 fir~l aloan~o.C a iolranJC'l) t.:r:ucd fN:'SSimJsttc ,.urld, rully ~~ Nc¥~ Yorl t\ u 'li o'lrn unlqut tcalhy Grccn..,.ich Villa,t ~.u rtal. Jt .. 3\" n1;:-t. but tl l.""t'ruunl~ ... ~n'l rul n •~t. Tht d:a)' fltotlr didn'• h~lp . It f'lung, d:smp 3nd dcprt•utna. I ht boxr~ ~hich lay ncllr Lht. ba.&~ or &llrba.gc: v.crc 100 mu~hy au I'"' u \Jc~paurina.,tr ~ -no animal!! VtCit abOUl1 nor C'\t'n lhC !IUp!d btO"WO \fQUfl~\- 0\<C, Gil, If W.a' G dav Of drttlf)' dt)' life (l'\'t' Sl..-tn ('nough or thl\ .n Uuffulo ro Lt\OYo), and onl)· lht homo~'unt , 1urfaef'd on the bro~c:n. con\.H'It. Vtlht"c wal"'· Furthrr uo Drondw:a), neat Maq\, I (ouotl tht ~~rm.· lollu31tou th"' evolo c umberaome pttlntcrtpUon pt'OCUI I ltltnd Ptrit tV. nol provinclel univtrtitlu. {Pr~flm 1110 l Ot one um11ttr CH ec.dtmtc year feu studtntt no1 p rotlcltnl In French ) Director eu•lts with t1ousir1g, prog"'"'· tludltt Ontntellon language review. Apo proximately Sep t, 17 • Junt I EsHmtled ll.,lng, ahftrt, lulllon hoxcs Yorrt al\.0 H)() mu\h)' en k ' " f(. rht hOtnQM:)(Ultl\ ~ I n¥. ly r~.."((tdrd ooh· co be rcphh.ed by porno \lorC!I. aml prmlnutcs ...e;ann,t kg \IIOt.rmtr-. <.iarb.ts,t lay by 1hc ""!Jrb. llt;hl' ~IO~Atd In tht ooul "·-enc~·t. and t·,pcmt\C: fees: U ,900 N.Y. , ..identa; SS.SOO others Proltitor SUn ley Hewburger Pl\llo.aopohy Dept aurm contrndrd v.uh tiXt\ ror IIICKII cutb \p;t~-;tll nr N~.·v. Yorl.)ruv.. J h<ror< SUC. 'New Poltz. N V 12561 li") 2S7·2696 m• · EH'T)Onc ~llntC'd hl itllnh.l o\hh. \ \ - tht• lu'it''~' \IVtf'. M) .:unoJtl' 'o'l ll\ arou~d. NtYo \ntLcu ru\hm,g 1n10 1hc1o1CHe 1ha1 hi\ onh N~ '\''"- 111 Otf~r It'\ CUilO. . . S (.111 I 10 lit~ Don't fca~t nlt' ht."h.'ll1 lh(' ~·uld. C>.jmli.C' m(" to 1h1\ '"ChmUpol1tan (..'~1) In full "f'll'\.llldl ln"'1.h.•, l'\C'Hhmt I could hl\"' C\J)«Icd and mC\f( h If. I ) f tid I) lh(' dl) lhC'r th~ iloJhd fl3Uidt ttnllth\' officutJ \llrt of lh~ ClHIJolmil~o ~hopp1n1 \C3)()H. l.h.llnulah ~a\ snuu hJ Soli)' dt-;~r 1h1\ mu~o.h hU§.IIt and bu~llt \\(' IC'turnciJ hom 1 pJII)' 10 Nt-... RC'khtiiC' on thC' t2 42o~Jn <.mtpd or INSTANT CASH '"'('t CmlriiS.~thon 1\lfl\101111 I.St m ·'-''Ch.adeu"11) fih«nm,nut~aaacl 10 Penn ~arion and bo.auj 1hctr1.tn hHdtd. ~\'l.ttiii'C'\'IN, to lonJ hland and llonK" 10 ))'O\'tl Yt), 1 filii lUI rtdc C-'nted rnt: .)t'\, lht dmcr llushtd Yohtn I mtSli~C'ftl) ~ "Pc:nn C..tnlral." f had 10 ant th~c YOf'-t"'fs 1h' brntnl of Ow: doubl; lhc-y 'tut ~ no"' ho,. to cbud.I:C' "'t" at i i.lmpk mf\notn<'1 . T"o doll~r• and left ettlt• birr, •c ran past Jht Garden. Machson Sq\tlrt "'''mobbed and 10 ¥ko('ft' 1h<' uatn._ \\I\ It tht t,:onfu,ton of ahe Spttn&Strtn fans, 1hc- old friench or the *•OC'"! Wcll. ·~ m~ our C\H\Il«\.On m Jama.a. Queeru. We- 101 ofl aJ ~~d~1n a.nd •atl~. onl)' 1010 rurlhcr \OUth to W.anta!)'l bul •t.o u.rcs, tipe\."'UUII)' J&M'C I nt'\otr wanltd to 10 ft....-rt. Now I don't lnlend to Mmpl)' demean \\ anll&h. Th~ ptarr ha' a pu.rpow:. one rnu<~ We will pay you up t() 50% for books we need ptus TPEciAL HOLIDAY BONUS Sell us $10 or more in used books Dec. 8th thru Dec. 19th, and receive a coupon worth 10% OFF ypur next purchase at any of our 3 University Bookstore locations. , ' ' ' SQUIRE HALL ' ' \ I: • ' I' ' CHRISTOPHER BALDY ,lle&6Tlloon. _ _ I;SO.,.. ~OSEPH EWCOTT MoLVoi..S..Frt. 10- ·5pa .... . . ,s......., T-.a:n.... T_W. .. Frt. llaa·Spa •\ .. • ' 10aa·5pa S.tllrdall . u .. . s.,.. __._ 8 BRING YOUR 0~0 TEXTBOOKS OUT Of STORAGE. , ara\d lhrou,h 1hc-rc 10 lt1 to )OM') Bt--.h. \\'hn:h bfln&J U.\ 10 da"' fovr.f\\1\c) sho. da)' lht«1 Well da) lhrttt ._a, (f'IC'nl \t\JIIn& &ranJma Nttd I "'> mor••t Oa> •·nur The mlf\tlOu\ ()(t"aO. fAJHin'l.t~C brllth like you IIIIOOido•l tk:.Jie\>t, and 11· you d1d indrcd bcht\t, you 100 "'auld ha~e- *limed 10 remain. To livr on thC' beach I) a drum I pursut and Jont'1 ~d\ m•&hl be • mcc bc:';ach to ....i~tt. What L.nd or words can 1 usc m 1cll or 1hc n1agkaJ cloud t.it.<illt-,, brok•n sh<ll~, ond lrii&Mtnl«< nys ol •unhaht~ In much lht- \arne way Whumun &Vt'd :u the .nflnllt 1ea and i \.y. I dtd, lloundle;; ocean. bcoutirut mqnifoconrr. Tho ono thing I didn't do at th< 'ea was liSle u . I d1d no1 desire 1ht act·old \4-:Um to wet my "~""· I felt t:lmc cnouih w U.'hurnan already and I didn't 11L'rd a "' '-attn reminder of lh~ •'""' of n•l•« • hkh 1loo~od upon. liar fl.r Hov. ~" I dcKrtbeo day fi,d Day flvt held mtonma. btu only in ahio. uP«1: t1 amt btfort day Ji\.and •ftcr the: prtvtoujl d:~y. D:sy fivt was ncu lh• arral<it day to rak• lcavr•. If l~d,..d lhtrtui>t> a good dlly lo .. ~, lh< lta\eilhat, u a ran of Whitman, I bc.hn't' "hOuld hl~t rtmaintd to ft:rtllitt tht earth for th< rono..,lna sprlna. End or day liv<. OlySh Btl Appk-1 Lov< You! Day si~ was a JICOI doy to,;,;, New York . Yes lndtcol. Iherr J hod 11 all-a JI<Ol day In a &f<Al Clly otMI an <"CO lf<alor lime-, 1hanh 10 my companion. If you·rc a vir&in to 11\1.1. imm~. fantaili< plocc. I wgtSt lhol you ao lhetc with som..,;.< who at1easl ~nowtlhe dir«IIOII or l~ltrm•.l mtlD. 10 and look. butc•ftltually you must your fO>OIUC Plllt • And w!Kn YW do, tlocn lbal rtr<a willtokc )'Oil fn a opmriC dlrcction V~ralnt 10 th< BC, Apple c~on·, koow 111< .,.._.hty and directiOn • >lt<JI pouasa. Bu1 1hc)l-n learn a. I did. JUJI kt:<p )'OUt ryn 9ll<f1 wide. and abto<b tht 'IJC(tocl<. rmd Help Prevent Birth DefectsThe Notion's Number One Child Health Problem. Support the March of Dimes -~ DIRICTS FOUNDttiJION- <lp �if~~©im~i!9i©m Spectrum of nationol ond international events The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,Joseph 8 . 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'""'II tllt.fUIU"' \\hwh 1, .,1 1H t'4'""'.UIH' i\.1\t' ~\Uhuut uut .. ttfl' It.,. ..l.th Uk'IU ~\t'tU tHt It'"'-'' Ht.JI lllh"lh 1 1t'4lt.• "'Ittht'J:ottf\t• .,., "''' ··"' liht .... ~""''''''"' .. n!Hiitl h .. \1 11Uhl "'' t ..... , ,,,.,., ooQIIIIIIIV. t1l to:tllfh·r.al iltWI 1H! l ..._ l l l l l ... 'ljlltlltt'" ""'" M'l lt-I.U•IIl" Ill Jt.tnM"\Il.U I ......... liM .... " .... h1 " ...., .... .._..,. , .. liM• t ,,.,11.11 dlllll4"1\f..'~"'lll tt' 'tMtttthlln .. oil\lllf\Hit-....lh'UI ftfl tJ\1• IIIIUh' .,ht,t\\ltlf.l uJ ..,l,.h•tt\f1U ,.._,kf th.il Seniors t•~t1~>+-r The Photographe r will be in Squire Hall, room 346, all th is week from Mon· d a y, Dec. 8 to F r iday Dec. 12. MAke• your appointme n t in a d vance in room.346. H ours are Monda y thru Wed, 9 a m · 12 noon ll 1 pm • 5 pm and Thursday ll F ri· d ay from 9 am · 12 Noon . 1 pm • 5 pm, ll6 p m · 8 pm. t\ftlll'flt f\;I,HMI ""' llh• l.tK' ltl Ll._ h.m~ "·•••"' lUhl ''"' •'""""' '" h11l.lflil , ,,~ .... 1 11'-11 l'Utlllfhltll.,! UUr'l"'\1 l~~o .. ~thUJt IMII' IW"IM'l.md In th•• htin~ ut '""""''"-"' .mtl lti4JI'.tl FOR MOR E INF ORMAT ION CALL 83 1·2388 •"'rlloln•1aun t;ommon ma r .. t•a f ..t• l h.l;~o tlwn 11uLm•l THE BUFFALONIAN .11111 lht 1 I ttlh'\l -.l.th'"' 1 ""'" ~~~ th..tl tiW 1 tr1io.ll IMV\lk' <~lhliilltl •• lh .. ' hi \\itt'\. 1"1.11 lh1.1t h1 TO HAVE YOUR PORTRAIT TAKEN FOR T'HE YEARBOOK th.u .uu lut tlu•t <~ll'li~o•'" \\HIIItl t.•.t~l hl,!lt,IIU"'iiii\WI\ t 11111HI I t•itl\1'1 1•\ IIIWtt~.il \\o..,h•lu I UIHj'\ ft .. •l•'tu·t h"t•'"'~IIIW •tnht'i.._ 1\l'l'f ,til tt. I llt'MI.I\ 11\1' Jo:t..'W\II: tlllk• ( IMIIIIUIIUI\ I \11'\tp~·•ttt (( 'HIIIIIIIJH \lt1M.1•1t llkiJitlll,_: II\ j.ll\N\thm1r,.: '""''"'' ,, ".u ntt~-1\ftt tlw t'l,,..,.• l'•'''"' ''·' Hlt'IUM.etu~ 1\;liltt•-.a,.:.lln"" IF YOU DON'T DO IT NOW YOU CAN' T DO IT LATER! ! �~ j ' • J J l Anderson. Pearl Harbor. ! t>H>domn•nion proc-llnt~ cuntested 1\Y lhe ownen h•d been loot by the N'"'Y·" • Un!r the yean, the U.S. mitita.ry '' u an ou:UpOLen IIJJIJOIW.!UI or dcmocrtlk go\'ernntCtn In the isbndJ. ~l'f(tting lhat lt.uwo1U should be II'Cl'tud u.; one blf( tnihlou"\' lhu8 rather than as iLil Americ.lln oo.nmurlhV. Un '~r..ous ot:eatoioua. military ksatk_..,. p~l tKJihn,; the bJ.ncb dinQ.Jy under nublary ruk-, and llunn1 \\ortd \\'ar U ~''aii "u the onl~ pbc:e &n the l lit led Slalel \\ hef'e ttl;liMt.al -4.:t\\ h ' U (~.:f.ared. rhe :Kr&Jft'!f'JC Covrc lou~r de:le~ th.u tins bad been .m Uflt"'11&1i1Uiiol\3l Ul'Urpatiou of puhtiClJI l'iJ" ~ by lhlt mmtut·y. Vet 11dhHn:V au\IMJt'lli~~o l'\.Utinuud IO I'Cll>il•l ••llurt• to C\ICUd full c.i\'il right> to tt._n aU. and tht..' ' ' ~ iliUOI\A the mo»t 'ocal oppo~wulto vf Ua\\ ;ui;m ><f61;Cl<t• thot i<l<lcjJCtttk.•~• ;md third pot1_\"""ntlldiotco will 11rubably <JJt>tlnue to fall Utl4il ""'lor""""~~"'""' mode to foderol ~lun low and poo<:d by tho OI'Rt\111 ot node.>r l..od:1 grea or f.Wrl 1-brbor. unttl ~..,....,, lr.a~.-. can lro1nscend drtlsm Juhn Armor. o1 tt..lhlnM..H"e lawyer '' hu ~fJOCiolltai in liM! f.tNblunu of IUUtorily Jl'II"I,YAIM.f ln<ICJ.it.'UC:klfll candk141c., a.ay» Ihat aU ur IIM~r vNbkmlS huH duwn to llu~: at.'a.1•' hallob, III(N\CY and nu:dla.. \\'ilh lh.:t sub~l:m(IJt l IKXMI fi'Uil1 hh1 I'Urlit.-"f' run in 1hu Hupuhlican tH'inl.:.w•it.!l!t, Alldt' r.o.tNl did t.eucr uu lw.llot :.cw~s t h.ul .utv -.ht•t·lwli\'1'' \\'ftponl $Cored in the l\'nl located adi;Jcent to a napid.ty 8r'O\\'lt~ ch·Ui.att tliclghl.Jorhoocf and )WI 't (ew nd.Juj (rom do\vutowu lh.MM.Jiulu. 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IJrufl!lii~' with_., funu,v hu~~ Jhf Atif(ht alllhc limo.aiNJUIJXJii1k2.utw.J h 11cd.,.lud cunwx:Hilr\.11., aud na.n.~ auc:ltl~ n,cltl ""-' ICJ (uod lwthN"S •• , •..,.. ju.............. and 1 1 II ,(~ 11 ... tigltt OJtd "',.,.,about .......If( rwu • "Ill'.,,..,,._. uf the AniL-ritan 1'''"1•' do ,.,. thinL the"'"' Lno" h...Jgo .. ri{(hlaboul t:\'Ct)'dUI'S-11-.ey pre{t.!f'('DIMbtbl~ 11ntJ cu;ahhOI~ \\ilh httk! humility. ., �Helping out = Commu~ity support for schools helps garden grow lu the saJnl' tnnc. the tradilional - - - - - ".1 AI Goodman pool boostcrs-par~nts SANTA CRUZ. CA.(PNS)-Jtm Blum&n adm1tJ hr ,.ll Akt'pli..'"&l a1 nut. 'As a parent and lata a board roanbet ., thr Live OaJ. &hoot District, he doubted Ihot lm 1~o """'· "'ed 8 and 10, w<rc s~>n& to )<Mll much by D<tlodi<lllly lro• ong ih<t< pubUc schaol rla..,room> for • lnton •n the ~choolyard', ,.;,oats, ""d John B<iuendm, a \Choolboord membc<. Yet a rtunt OUidoof brvnrit •1 the ptd<n drew 150 people who dona1cd SJ,20> on t.he s;po1 M.1n)' an autnd:u'Cc did n01 h-a' c ktdi 11 tht )l.!hool and lhc Ymc as ltuc or 4S andlvtduahi and businr$~ lh;u ~duct~ •on of •Hh 5<boolthtldron-ll rapidly dl.nl1nUhif1J.. The Amcnalll As>O<iollon or School Administrator> (AASA), 1 naHonwrdc group or tducaror~ !>lUlled in Arllnaton. Vhalni•. revularly contribute time: and rt'.J'Ort'l th:.t 72 pnnnt America·~ ' money, ><ttd Robmo Jaffe. dirmor familic.1 dV not have Ud.~ an of the proj..:t, c>ll<d Life Lab. .. You ran 't ju:st ha.* ~U"Ppon dtnrcntsliY and .~ondary school}, cithlY rubh~ or pn~·aJt Oy 1990. from WA>~Inston , D.C.. " or the or Crccn A<r<> <1M$ of about JO 11udcnu vmu 11\c prdc:n and spltt; 1010 lhr« goups for a scic:n«. nutrtllon or &ardeninA tuson. Studen", wilh clanroom ldlchm •I thfH ~eo.. plant \C&t"tabln and mcasun: the a.rnwth. read rood packa,r.C' labclt1 prepa.Jc g.a.rdtn:.. bG;\:Cd afltt·llichool snnth ond rolloW•Uf) lhc "'Hih With ai lea~ an hoJ.'f ur daJSruom work such .lS journ~l wrilln&. .. ,,., run." \llid nmc~yetu o~d Green Acres 111rfcn \isitftt • ~ school's outOoof an1mat f"fOJ«t tn ~ VaUtjo, Cahfornfl : c M >'Jir ry lutk t'\ptfiRlCN h:a· ' 'O"fi Into a thrl'C'·aC'rt larn\ r.a . .. cJ ~) ,. I>C'J'I~f4nu:nt SIOO.OOO l 1 't '" Edlk.a.uon grant h1" dil~\tOUm thcu OUI\I'dt (,r('l"'f1 Ar t(\ ~hool doof-. " 1ht 0 fot more money tJrty nc11 ~~ . Olhtt UC:t'' u. i!,h>'L1nl"tf\u'"'· >\ u'<d tr1 lh( "''''"' tlu:\ • c•' \llh41 UoUli!t lo '11\CII "UHh the) I~Hitn • Ut"tntan \lliJ Uotnn ol n1ht1 \J(HJlMhal r-.au""'' If\ lhl) l••f:th "''" blue -.o tl11 dt'-Cfll.l al\0 hi\' " h~m~ thcu mtnch, •n4 \4ht•'' otr.-.·,ak, nu"\Jiltl thai lhco fe"dctiil r.r~mf.·~tuld lflq"'""· end b' JunC', \ Uitt\IUft-' •rC' ~hAl ~u rr•HI ttU' t.:IOJl f'IUhli. lor h •~ a IOuflt J"'Hit HlrvuJhout ""'""~"" M.'hoob tJtfuHmt"h t-actd \ulh .:nrollmcnh Otcllnu'IJ \ludtnt tru,t \\hOOI lh061 ... lo'\tn". .Jftd under rur bct.itw.<" t:ompttc"') mdk:IIOfi h'-" CiA T .. ollC'Jt tntren,r ronun\it' ~um ro drnp. lno~ tn& C\Cf)._h.., t .M:Off" ~hool\ lew ~.Jc r~td commurut )' 'UflJlUO Help Prevent Birth Detects the Nation's Number One Child Health Problem. h IJ.l~"' OJ eapital, ~ added . bwldt11J thar oommuniry suppon." Already a nonhcm CaJifOnh.a u1olory firm bu rontrlbutod arcmhousc monitonn& cquipl'urnl •·hilt 1"0 nra<t>y-collqco <end rUI ~,:h otllcntc Of hO'A " C' ,~1 11!01Unu.t114,' •n•poniln~.·c V.!lh fO r!\IOUJtihb _or t'.duca1ion m a d~mQI.:I!:IIIt' ~·e•y." "ld Gat)' o\1an. At\&A ·~ B\"()Ci.11tr drro:tor fhc uauonal trend"' ha\t' not hYP•Mcd th< l l \ t Oat School 0•\tn,,. lndccd.tM:\' ar< m~anlfitd h<"rc b> rdau\C' fM""''~ A.,·,ordtnr HI Pth, ,p.;al (,tOr-.c Bu"hnn~:. 60 ret~;rot ol thL ~twx.t' .. \ludNU\ .. omr frotu \ltt,l:k p.1t(ftf hunta 2nd a thPd rn.n\<' •tlfatt nwnry. ••h\ ;a t(";,l: ll \1 \ df \U'I&'c' parrN ilnd IO"t'f tnf.OO'(' l11nultC"'1 don"t havt" a •ot ot ~}',o \IOfD411 m interns. ; (,ardtw.s ... Wba1 we're trymg 10 do ~ 1!. ' '""""~ teachn-s to UJC th1~ trarckn) as a lab • .,.,.,. lhcy <1111 t...:h '"" ba..cs." ..111 <.o21y Appd, Ltf< Lab &s<I$Wit dorMor " 1 o e1fnunate the clus.room would bl(l(ir~ . wr·rr u)in~ 10 s.ttl ~t' ~ ~~n\'t" 11n1r· tor lhc FO( •• hwr, rach .... ~. <V<T)' haf\'dl Oll)'thtna. " Jaqx1 sa1d h;s ct.s made: a "alo,..IY ofalltbr "otds lraTMCl," on Ute fann and added, "When l 'n> havinc din~. I tik n>y Mom >o fi• somrthina aood for 1<>11 (that) I rcmcmbtt from the prdm." Art tndtprndc:pt education MMUftant, rvaJuau.na l.Jft- Lib onn or\t ynr or (<dent [undine. r<f'Oflcd on June lhat gudausl>ad The lddil•oru.nf ~cq,. &OIIi ~ond • tea rtrojttt th:t1 \uti r.l.Jst -a.lgk· e:auan& l'i$h ln lhrn llcac tanks •rc: pliiJlncd ft>l Lllc Lab. WiU the ~udcnt .., &fO'~'> ur co lx farmers? Jarlr dOubt> II, butlhon ~ > they'll h••• • b<'rtn \Cfll<' or rhar mvuonmcn, . JUmped u tea~ a pJtdc lnd o~n nonnaJ ua rdtJtntt 1'-iiJ abflit) and .. hrn compared to Cahrorn•• norm1. chcr •C'tc maUna ";\f)'llfk.--anll)l bcun" a:atns in ru.untion under"andina. "SCfcn..T lllld m."~: '".tne"n'" In' m)\tcnou,•• for lheiot stucknt\ Spring 1981 - 319 SQUIRE 200 FRONCZAK 9*12:30 9:00-12:30 1 ~:30 1:00-4:30 9:00-12:30 1:00-4:30 Juiota Frabea IT'S NOT TOO LATE!! W~y. Otc.IO porttalt taken 1orlhe BUFFAlONIAN m>k ,,tdl MUST be turaed in at Squire or Fronczak between DeC. 8-10 accordiag to the following schedale: Taetd.y, Dec. 9 THE I<C~noloJl up the- me»~ '"'oortanl dt\.-u•Ofl4 arr.. aU ot U\, "'hct hn u·· -.npon.l dt,ckJpmrnc or food producuo., •· satd Uio!M&nl duo.:1or Arret The Jllckn, he b<to<"n, ••II Mate~ Moeclay, Dec. 8 1981 Yearbook. to lht" ltkn "tho plants aud t!tickm>." Pre-RegiJ~ration QAJE to hal'e your hn n•nr. u•c.l thlt •uhout the idtool)a.td rann thnc "ou\d be' ._.no pi•"~ tn ,,, r~~OI th~ pla)'&round IOd _)OU coufdA'I ~I< rc'ICC'nt 1hC' ,·~u.: at lon mGnc) .. 0\trth &r.ldtr "'"''' (..ucnn-o, bu'} ht \telu•~ll" tardtn'' ntO,f ((lnln1UIIII) noo;r. 1111, ~~~ I he t.h\Utct tuunq ,u•trnmC"rll f}IIIJ SJ2,()()() ,or rnaterlllh . "hil, •ht lo"ah , lndudin~t rn-,ft:'l'llllMI f.'Oifl'('nlt>f' and ctc.:1n.:uam. c.lonPard chcu lalxH to 1n\u1tl flghl\ lilnd .a cra~ k at ch(' jUntor h1~1 \('"001, ht >a!d fht• f'C'OP'C ''"(TC w!lhn1. •• RIIIC'f \IUd Student\, rnr thttt ran. lllhcr round •• ltlc L.Jb ifltr '-.;hoot 10 1•~• hom< fresh aa~d<n •qnabtn c·roP-" ate •tln u~ •n cM urnt'N nvC'n and ,~, n.on.:~o: !1Un1c.' abotu i.lltlt lt!;atJ\Irt. rtr'' for 11\C'It I n 19H 7". 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' I Youthful swimmers dro,p , -1 ' Jcontest to Geneseo· 58-55; j freshmen plea~e Ploucha ~! . As rookie men's switnmina freShmen djd well as they coach Joe PJoucba admits, this pushed their oppPnelis an!t is a scuoo in which llis took several seconds and tliirds. rebuilding Bulls must "gain • 'fThinas are loolcin& up for the experience and ability." Every future," notod the coach. Ounbaf was joined by Rich young team suffers a ftw "<haracter builders" such as Ray, a transfer student. on lbe the meet Ploucha's pupils relay. Ray also captURe~. the 50 dropped to Gcneseo State, yard free style iD just over 22 S8-SS on Wodnesday at lh< seconds. Keith Bennet, a Knights' Natatorium. 1ransfer from 'Aubnm, took the "We might be young, but 200 yard tl«kstroke and joined we're cominc on strong," John Dell, Bob Whelan and acknowlodaod Ploucha, noting Bob Cowan on the 400 yard the performance of seven modley relay. freshmen who went on the Sophomore Dell did an traveling squad to Geneseo. Jeff outstanding job as It~ also took Dunbar [rom Sweet Home High viC1ories in the 200 individual School captured two first places medley and lhe 200 buuerny. in the 1000 yard free style and as Bob Whelan, a returnee frotll anchor swimmer in the .00 ·laa Yt:.al, placed.third .in IM'.JO freestyle relay team . Tht . fn:utylc: udid ,Bill~~ .!. the. 2ilo free. " We cook thirds instead of seconds:" said Ploucha. , U B toolc four of tlte rrrst five cvcnts, but GenescO came back to tie . it th~. times and eventually cook control. The third tie occurred near fbe end, .;n the ooe meter optional dive, _ ~, ..,.. the ..f'lrlt- two placet in the following f8IOel \be 200 tireastsuoke, giving them the win. Even though ihe Bulls have only had one me<t so far chis year, Ploucha is already looking cowards replenishing th< team. With th<. planned departure of one diver , there's an .Opt!l!ng:"' "Ao)"l>efson who hu a cksire co dive please contact me," th< first·yea r coach ~ remarked. "We waiiJ to make the University proud of this swim ttam." "Overall, I'm happy with lhe performance," he said: "W~ did well, but we could have done bt11cr. "The ttap~ finished first in stven of 13 evcncs . "We cheered for each ocher," explained scnior cot'llptain Mark Ungennan. The m«t was clos< and the team was chargod·up, but they just didn't have the experience co IJI"ll it out. The Bulls will bt home agaillSI Niagara University in their last meet btfore the winter break and tbtir training :rip to • .' -Bdl l<rlegtr Florida. · [~~~] ,:::7::$ v ~ DO IT NOW!! You won't have another. chance' to have your portrait ta ken tor the Yearbook. $$$$$$ Cou~lulll& lewd o ..tlwe 355 Sqoolre Hall M5C Snes·Yott.S S S S S Name ----~--~--~~~----~~· ~ ~---------------------~ ~--~- ~--------------~-------- 0..~~-----------------: CMINIIRAL .DYNAMicS Poii'IOIJII Divl$itJn . :rclllllli.'Q:1' .. _ _.,.,..._ . . Mnltai- Eapk• Narda Sl, ' 81 VAUD·ANmME .... w..,.,t-..o.o...... �.. ! Purple Eagles pick apart Bulls by Fr'IDds Specktr auempu. ~""m " We had a sood effon-.be boA so far tllis ...son," Aid H u...... " We played a team tllal ,..... really out of ow lcaaue." He added that the Bulls• play ,.... noc affected by the ro::au smpeMion• tK dealt O"'- The action saw xveo Bulls benched for on< pme ou1 ad!, due to aorf<W ..,.,.M>ns, The eoadl point<d 01rt maoy "'"""" for UB'• loss. Suifj Wm,.r In a bul<etball pmc marred by numerous IUfl\0\m, the UB Bulls...,., hmdcd their lhtrd Slrai&htlou or tile year, tllis time b)' Divison I Niapra Unlvcni1y, 82-62, a1 the N'_., Sludeot Cttuer l&sl WednesdaY rualu. Tll<" B~ cocnmhted t8 1umovers in the pme oompared with tbt Pwple ~· d&Ju. UB Coach BiU Hushes e<plained that tile 1111< number of IUmo~n "'ere caused by t!K learn's )<)Uih and inaperk~Ke . Most of the uarnovers ,..,. errant passes Pt<l ed orT by 2·3 zone defense The game Slaned ..-oth lhe charKitriJifa Of 0 101&1 blowout byNiaaara-t!K seorewu I)~ at 14.~ of the fJl$1 half, and btlina rebounder Ken Jones .. a. 1lttina on 1he bendl with 1hree personal foub. Led by sophomore John Fiupatrk~. 1hc Rulli closed\.lhe pp to 17· LS e1 the 10:00 mul.. The momcn1um m iht rir11 period t!Kn seesa"'ed bock and forlh. wuh UB traolona )~33 a1 1he halflimc buun. Bolh teams sllo1 poorly on the tim half-Niapra hu a l\lkcwarm 43 prrccn1 rrom the noor and the Bulls 11n icc cold )4 per<ml. The Bulls-o•ershado.. cd bt lht N'-·· lar&tr Niag.ara ICilm &iv;ng up nn lnch~ 31 lht (C'ftl('r poshion-manqcd 10 OUI rebound Nililrl 2S· 21 on 1he'tirst half ThC' aclion •n 1hc stcOnd hair dommated by l2 UB 1umO\CTS and lt'!t 1n.sidc shootin&tlr N~aa.arll'-" 6'9'' Mike H oo,~;st and senior 51andou1 Garry Jordon. Howlo( ~ored a career hish 13 poiniS and Joodon ban11cd In 21 offthe~cll . \t(l\ Evtn 1hou&h UB shot :. rcspc:tablc SO pcrctnl hom the fl<ld in the second half. 1he~ mi<Scd "' or II flee throws. Torn Par>ons. UB's leadina ,...,., (1$.) pu. (eft iniO a dl.<mal dump, pumpina on only l of 12 . " f o r - Of lbe pme We dido't bave 0 player 00 the 6'S"," he eaplained. lkcause of tills. Hush<& Aid t!K B..rt. couldn't illut orr tile micldk from Ho- :and Jo<clon. Harold Walker, 6'•" forward from Mobik, Alabama was UB's top scorer and l<adiaa rd>ouo<lcl'o. ,.ith 19 poin" and 10 rebounds. "By far my best pme I've played," Walker r...alcd. " We didn't play like a Division Ill team," IK said, addina that tile ma;or differctlt'<S be<Yeeo a Di.WOn I team and a Oi''UIOO Ill team ,.,.. that the hiJher l"'d squad tap.taJiz.es on twnovtn-SOmetbin.a Divisor~ lllopponents have not done 10 t!K Bulls. "I think pia )'ina these Division I learns early in the season hdpo the learn In the end," he concluded. Hugh~ summed up the game: with "we sruck 10 our aamc plan, which was to slow the fast breaking Niqar• of(c:n.sc wuh a zoot. We wanttd to COJ\trol the cempo court ova or the game and when we did we were more Jueccurul. We're ]un al small. young incxperienctd team who need• upcncncc... He dispulrd thf\ 20 poinl marsin. saying "I don't tcally thtnk we were really out of the game until the last five mloutc:s.'' The Bull.s continue their road stint with a Tuesday aame at Beod:pon St;atc CoUeac. and thenrcu.trn homf' for tlt<"ir Ftiday h' Cpener 1lgainst Fredonia (8 pm on lullt&o 8dU K••ln lllotMtU•" ~"'"-' I I 0<.1- ,,. ,,. • ~~"~ ·~~ Clark Hall). Don't Catch The A Train, catch THE SpECTI\UM ' ride board in the SPECIAL HOLIDAY ISSUE Monday, Dec. 15th Deadline is Friday, Dec. 12 ht'• '" OFF TO A 0000 START: The Ul Wom• n't b ..llt1blll 1tlfYI (-.hOW" tcliGf'l ' " ' Wt•J'\ ~ theh holM ~ll'ltl IM F~le a.ue De•• I• l• tt wt•~ 5.5-50 DiM"•' Royals edge Fredonia The UB basknb&ll Royal> opened their 1960 •csullr >caSOn Wcdne<day and lhcyrou1dn't have :uLtd (or 1 bc1ttr aamc. ()pc-nint,on the road u not an tasy 1.ast. b\J1 UB did u, and lhc)' d1d it '~~~dl, bc:aun.a Frcdoma on rhar 0.,11 coun SS.SO. "They were rnudl irnP<o~ over l&sl year," 'Buffalo COld> Linda O'Donodl 1>01cd aboUithe Blue 0<-ols. "The) had IWO quotk &uarcb and 11>ar nmnins pme 1oot U> by ••rP<be on 1hc f1rSI half." Fredonia kd 11 halftime 29·13 b<luod f ,.dlueewed runnona aarne. but O'Do<uKU made some adjiiSimmts in 1he iame plan and IM Royals came OGI prepared for IM S<Ql<ld half The teaaU lradcd po1nu conunually, • illl BuiTalo fmlllly holclooa a dom , • .., po1"' m1111n Wllh lhree mlnu1es1en ia tb< pme. ~ tile Royals JOl 1belr 1>111"" brak or the pose. On< or 1be l!lue D<vflL$uards "'ho had kepi frnlon10 tn IM S&ftl<" unl~ 11>&1 poinl J01 ~lapped with a technal (oul. UB convoned t!K free lhrow, retained possession of tllc bllll. ond seored apln. The pp ""' eiiOUalo ror t!K will. "We had a few manallapoes and our <Ae<olion was not as aood .. it should bave been," O'Oonndl rtll<Cted. "We did cut our lurnoversdowa lltoll&)." R~' KDri1>a SIU Janet Lilley• lkkled lhe l"'OIIe for IIJ poco" lad all Buffalo ....,.,•• Ulley aloo ..,.,.a U rebound& JCYm or them orTml!Y<Iy, ond shot 87 percmt from doe rree t"""" hne. Sopbomcn Oina Collora was 101)0 in reboubds fOt UB wllh 21-nlnt ott"- orT..Wve. "We've besltally soc a bia ltOfll ••nina llntup," lh< lktrTalo COKh tsplained, ~"Sizt and otreoslh area bia fiiC1or In our ,...,..., " Marie Ba;.tllo, a newcomer 10 t!K learn, 1umed In • . <Or!'mmdlblc perf.,.,._ In tK< forst appeantnee. The rookie dtlppod m asht points ond six offmsiv• rebounds 51>< was aloo 1M only Royal1o foul out. O'Donndl also reedved ~ suona sllowlna from both flrr st.trtinaauards ll'obin Dulmaae and Sur DeCook •• "Our Slanina two are dolna a aood iob." the c:oeclt said. ~ was olio *>nlt bad n<WJ for 1he UB iCI"*d. Mary Hi~hy was forcecl to ld.. 1M pme with an ankle 11\lufY. Her allsenee was llraclY - . i b l e for Bajaelto's bia break. CHRISTMAS PARl'Y P .J . BOTTOMS Style Wednesday Dec. lOth! 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IS coming for Christmas FOR 5 DAYS ONLY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY DK.8th - 12th Owf lllkt~ • 'loll'f'W"9 up .ornt ~ mt 1Mt~1 .. . ct •'-.,.J ~ ""''"Di ~teb6r ""-•' be.f• ~~oo.. !.4 .....,.,.u ..,.,.... ..,..,'"' ......_"" --....g "''""'..,.!""""' bto'11U• doll! - Kttd'wrt u oprn ttGTt II J() • tn lu 10 p m "-"•-v !lftttw It's our J:>resent to UB " "~ 'i ~ Type<Jet & AstROLOGICAL CH.ART ....adlftt C..t .., i39S-tor Qif't te'f'llfk.... SlD I Tl\en" tot Jtal'ng '". SO'II'"'''"If" wr. UVWG 1 • now'\ The Floor •EtTH m.s one·• .., B·rmo•• ~If trtftl<l LO\It Then l et Us (0\lf't.n MOUNTAIN! • Samples FR EE - HEJ;O HELP wfttl Mllh tK CGtnW'tv HAPPY BIRTHDAY DERCY'S FOUNIWION Let Us Show You ......._,.._...,,,. RtDEJU ,_EEDED IO Boo~stor~ $ $ $$$$$$$ $ < RESUME PROBLEMS? RtOE tiEEOED to W.n-'k,, NY ••• i;; ..i dpMarchof ! Dlnles = ..-nt PaiNTING AND LHYt .s.tt u.no itodncl ' JO or latH Rl!'lum ~- Sh¥e ~ C.a.ll .$te ...t U...lcU •nvllmc L tli vt WavJtftiO'«\. O.C , lA:he Dtc. 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LOO!It~ - INSTANT '$ S CASH$$ mor• inform••'o", r•lf ROl lY 11 J)l itU7, P ,J Bottoms.. >:tX>M"n •tr~ttl fiOI'H '"'~' from VB o•11 -:::;.· ~~~~:;.t,.~~J~~~~~: 010 Mll,.,-sporr min. ~" V"" $$$$$$$$$$ KEH SlEC.tCLE1t-1'<klr n..~'77', 1 mt'u vout a.tll• • n too cu; ""' w-ttt "~~milt undeTWf'M1 DVf fOI' Of•ftO I iff' if., >;0\1 f t • ;rdt oati Lo~tt.. l JtWith ••rtw..-d\ PARTY NIGHT 11 SVNOAVN~t PJ aouonuf If rout •loo,, ''"b, 01'9.tnlu11of\,df'Oir1ment or li'&M W'Ovl(l t'IOf OtJ!'finq Wr• trou tiKI • l'llhl row w•ts... PGCUts t ~·~n., 8 UlTHOAY$~ Celt-bnte yow B·d.y •t tM Lociot' CPf'OYe tt ot COWH! I *'Ct ....,.., I MIKI(, SALES AN D SERVICE, INC l OOf~ '''''' Natfttnro 1-tVP'Q to write tuppv l H.P. KOPP ! wn• *" lf!.t"ft 14111 fcwtv.-r Lh• 'f'OUf' trltnO Wlff'l rtlt.,tt'ICY bf'".6J I I ~no SJCtERSI 3 O.tt .t -SuoM'tK.rtno \It, ~of 1145' Jln ll. ,._ 15 Clll fll>l iSJ or • ..,..,,, P. .J. BOTTOMS ____ ................. ... ...,... JIIOOO .. •ooz.•-eooa•• ...... , . ., _ t n . u.L ~ I tnlrrln" or ••eruMCI t..t9h'"&no'4 n htwr beiOte w. vot IMifttno ,,. wtw.l 1ne1 ~ moo11e utit.l-ctlon CampuJ AliTHORIZEb WARRANT\' SEllVICE FOR Al<AIJKENWOOO tl'lt wn ••• .,, f'lkt,. l I I I of "Edl'lt/' aomtflmH known u '' Ctr of r ~ f �T - / ) n.. ua - · · a-111 c-.. hu _.s • -.·. Drop- I<\ ondltaoW<e Somce. ....._ -~ne to ...... be II•<M<I to. Of In Mod oflrlo"'*loft ~~~to UM the Mn1<e. The Cenoor Ia "-ttd In 211 Op.nl2-!lp.m.-.Mysonc1Up.m.T~ ~I ? Group Logo~ Some:-.. <rlf•tJ free legol ond lnfolm•don lb,oll UB ttudtnta. Do you~ o hearing In SWJIIRJ courts of the President"s Commission? GLS h.a-s law Jtudents to Kt u de(e.f\defs lor llu6ents. For mMe ff'lfo.-m•tton, s~op In al OLS. Open II ·~ p.m . folondly. Tue>doy. Thut.day, of\d Frldoy:untll 7 p.m. Wodnoadoy fh 340 Squire. Aloo opon /0\ondoys od...,. [ Qtiotc of the day from 1·5 p.m In 177 ~AC. Elllc:ou. 831-2273. " I not only believe In desegregated busing-r believe in jetting.'" -B. &lclins · Note.: Bec:k~ge Is • Onlve..-...:y se.rvlc:e.of The SpeC1rum. N«d dontol WO<k? Tho Dept. ol ~ol 5dotlce ,..... , _ 0< -..en wl1o think they Mod doniAl _ . orwt--ld Ilk< to portldpo<e ln•o .,udy o1 pot1tftt tupOnM to routine de:ntal t~. Two frn fiAftngstr f' ,....16td. Conlld Or. f'l Canoh ••831·2164. meetings rfotlcea arc rvn free of charge. _The Spt:e1rum does nol guarentu tl\l t all noUcu wiU a.ppear and rt.st.r\les Lhe. riQhl to <dlt all no~tu. NOTICES TO APPEAR /0\0 RE Slomo Pill Epsilon m...., todoy ot 1 p .m.ln )30 Squlro Election or n... ollicen wUI be held All brothera - l d etlfnd THAN ONCE MUST BE RESUB/0\ITI£0 FOR EAC!I PRiffTINO. Du<lllnu ••• /0\ondoy. w<c~n.-y ond FtW.yat ooon. Inlet Orcdc Council meets coct.,a t l p m_ In 2J~ Squire. ThJs mand•to()' mrc-ting is 1M le.st of tM Mmutet. CAC Oane:c Ma,..thon mu·llf')Q 10morrow et 6 p m . in JJ2 Squlro announcements • The Independent$ meet tomorrow at 6 :30 p .m . ln 121 Squire. - l.ntt.matlonaJ lntunshlps wllh l nte.rnadonei-<0-,.~S jn the 8uff1'o Communily ond In ~ntern.tion.l College. Credit and t.xpt:r~ (n intcm.tionel proje<U wlll be oUe.red In various ana~ Contect The-rue War~n at 636-2193 Of 837-780!1. Sodology Ondergr•du•te Student Assn. meets Wtdnosdoy •• 2:30 p.m. in !he Copon loungo. ground ·Ooot - Ukr&lnlon St.udont ADA. ~u Wodnc>doy • • ~p.m. ;, • lkJollallty Edo>allon Contu- Tbolo>t b<rt/1 control d&lk of the_,.,,.., Will be held Wtdn.,doy 10 ol ~:30 p.m. 264 or 240 Squn. The last .iupply c:Onia wUI be heJ4 ThurJd.l,y and l;u.W.y. ~< - 16, from 5-6 p.m . Clinic will roopon In PUn to mt.tt with lhe Un1Yen1ty Womcn•a (;roup on you• luMh hoUT, W~nesday tn 10 CeJ)(":n. HolidAI~ RehtshmeniJ: will be served. January. The kxuaUty EOucaUon C..ntor 11 now accepll~ apptk:aUons tor ks<"OOnHk»t•ttalni"Q te:•slom. to begin 1n January U inte~ed. $lOp by261 Squire or 111 l'iorton to fill onoe out. A.me.rlc.n Hudt.ar Soc:le:ty meets Wednudly •t 7 p .m . in 18 Parker. HVPIRO &Gal ~'d ~ling Thursdey at' p .m In 356 Squlr. Tdtm. the mowant.nt for Zionist hdllllrntnt, ~~ d1Kribuelng lnfOfl'l'\ation above ~~ mcwcment 1oday froin 2 8 p.m In 3« Squire. SA Commutor Allolrs ond SASU P{UC~>I tho lut bttakf•tl of the strnesttr W~nude y from 8·10 p.m . In lhr ftllmore Room, Squire. Chlnue Student Assn. but trip to NYC leo•lng Doc. 20 ond tOiumlnsJ Doc. 23. F'or «coli• ui~Tony oc636-4657. Tlc4o.U o,...lllb.. in lhe 9A Squirt - Rudels. wrftus. •nd: proctors we Ked« f01 b8.nd ttuckolJ prtop~ring fOf' fiNis. The need ls vreeot- Contect Mike ot. CAC. 345 Squire. 831 3~21. U you ..,ant to be • CAC volunteu nc•t M.n\Uter. co~ up IO ovr ofri« now and flU ou·a • pl~menl form. Ge« e•perle-n« in hulth care. oldtt edult con«rn.s, ~ducotlon , end youth countelb'G· To lUI out form and get mor•lnformat.lon,.. stop by 345 Squire or c::all 831 ·3~21 . movict~, arts & lectures "'The Gcnuls of Mo rphol<>ar. A ca.. Study"" given by Prof, Henn1"8 Andt'rson uxsay 11 3:50 p.m . '" l.he U"Qulili<J t.o..nge. 5!>ouldl<lg, Ellk:oiL ·"The Cruuome Tak ~f • Writer 1ft Pubrtsl'lctland .. ~ftn by Or. Ruth Geller todoy oc 7 p.m otlhe WO<Mn s Studln Coli~ . 108 Wim- Ave.. behind Achc.aon. MSC. Any stvdt.nt Interested In dl"-ctl.ng a one Kl ptayfor • One ~Cl FrtOvel in the ..SPflng ahoukl atttrid the wotkthop mecllng on Wednrsday in 102 Haulmon. Bfing • scrlpt •nd • gOOd idea of It's requtrtmentJ. Ruth OeUer whl rueS ftom here te«ntJy publis hed short 30 """" In Aprll-Sponcl them donclng, drlnktno beer. IIS1tnlno to llw botld>, holplng..,t with the 1'\0A Done< Motathon. spomorocl '7 CAC. Tbb """"' noecb you. your frWncb.. your duN end CMo-ntt.tloft,., For more lnlormot.- coli "-'cy •• 831 3521 1\ntl•Ropo Tuk Fon:e wRinood you ogoln n o • t - u. Pkk up on - llcotlon In th< CAC oflice II you"o lnterutocl In being • port olthe to•k lore-.. Seop by )45 S(lulre or call Oebble at 831J~21 .. tiMid • br cek from a:tudyine? Com. re.la• ac the Unl•orolty Ute group at Hillel ~. 40 Copon 81Y<t•• Sund.oy. O.C:. 14.11 II o.m. 8NMh tO follow. Do your~ lgno« . , _ ? Do you lod Wt out? Drop by Women's St.- ~ Wo ho\oe the WONNilon on women's "'*'<y. ~ jobs. cultural . _ . . thot you·.., t-n mbolno. FlNI,. ot 108 Winspur 5tory collection. Pictures From tJw ,...,. Th..,>doy ot 8 p m In Tolklng lavu Book1l0<<. 3144 l'lol• St. "Lurnlno to Count: H- • ComP"IU Mlgllt Do It" grwn l>)f OtiYer G S. llrid~ Frldoy ot ):30 p.m. 4 1, 4226 Rlclge ..... In,_,. Womon"a Studlu Col..ge Poetry WO<Uhop Reodlnil Wtdno:.,..f ot 7 p.m. •• WSC. 108\lflnopur Avo•• behind A:e.ne.on. ~. Aspiring potts ere tMourafed 10 come eM rr• d . Chlldc·a re pfbYhled. ..~ onkey Buslnus•• t.onigtu at 7 p.m. and '"The F'ortuno*ll 8:30p.m. In 170 MI'AC. Ellkou . • .....,y" Ftldoy In 170 /0\FAC. E!UotKt. Sowr~r In 146 Dltlendorlot7- 9:l5 p.m. Aloo. Sllndoy Ol 4. 6:1~. - - · p m. In u.. Squi<e eom....- Tbootor A -. bdllnd """""-Hall,~ lloCII lln>orllng ~ will <1... on O.C:. 17 for the ..muter biuk. Boob ond re<o<dl will be <lleck•d out IO< clrculotlon untU Dee.. 10, •~ wllltl! cirwi.Uon tr1U tUM unUI .Jiol,&ary 12. Petrona 1ft atktcl to return • ff -rlolo to U..llb<.ry no lotor then Wtdnoodoy, Doc:. 17. I IW flnH will be ckrrlng IIIIa mori<O<I-. AIIIC --.r.- ~ r. . . -J.O-Prt-holld.y potty Doc:. p.m. In the.........., """' lounge. - J.dlol,. f1M 11oft. 4 ,.......1 • • looW I lor ' ~ , _ Emorlt\10 l'lenlrn FOlberon Doc:. 'p.m. ln the Onl-y Emo<l<\10 p, - . ,..,._, PMoed ...Y on f'lo¥ornber 24. FlloftdJ - . . _,. __ - --"*"'· u. • c.-. 8p()rt8 ~tion Todoy: w-·· Corftronce eo..tlno vo. Nl_. Community Coll<lle. Squire ......... 4:l0 p.m.' w-:· llo>ketbellot Cortlond Stale C1>1le9<. T -: - .·alloobtl>ett ot Srodtport Sc.te College: Swimming o1r1 e.tllolo &ota Colloge• w-·• . , _ ,, Wrootllng ¥L E4onboro Sl.N Coelego. Oo<k Hell. 7rl0 p.m.; Hockll7 • Btocltport Slot< Colloge: - ·· -l ot Stoca Col. . • - alo w-·• Tttdt TlmJIONfll , _lng ~-- Ol p.m. In 14, O orl<. Fo r rnop lnl'oNno(tQn. aoll /0\ra• !1:)0 -~ .. Clorlt Holt. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Amherst makes FSA land bid; swamp may become dump b y JoKph Simon Mlllflltlfll £d11or A l&ti< lracl of undcveloped land four mil<S nonb of lite Amhersc Campu>. owned by th< Facully·Siudenc Association (FSA) and put up lor W. almoSI cl&hl years OiO, may finally be purch&Kd by th< Town of Amherst and IDJide into o waste land till. But almOlJ tmmedlatdy afln th< Town bcpn takina sotl sample> in th< vndant rtclds last ~edt. • eommunhy orpnrzauon c:alled Citi.t<n> AaalnJI Dumpin& (CAD) formed 10 rC$1$1 any proposed but)1n& around. Th< }l• """' of land in q~J<>~ron, pur<h&Kd b) FSA rn 1964 Wllh SIU<knl mandatory Ita,-· oriJioally 10<111 10 be wed for m..-ruatonal or cducauonal purposes. Ho .. ~c:r. n wu d«idcd"' 1972 that rh< <'"lllhPY land -.as or bnle...., 10 the Un1vcrshy and 11 wu put up for Ale. S~ lh:..t ume, f'SA has re.xhed rou&hiY li•c off<rJ for the land. but each has fall<n lltrou&h A=rdlna 10 Amherst Town Supuvisor Jack Shorp<, th< FSA land i• only on< of ><veral POI<ntial landfillsircsthatth< cown is lookln& into. He <mphasilt<l t1t11 aboe.lutcly no offer has bec:n made 10 FSA and that nonf' wiU be made until a complete study or the area ls frnished . .... AllhouJh Amhc<R Cbiof EnJinm- Roland Ooan """"' wh.h Sha'I)C, he said that from lh< lllll< •n•nti&AIIOII <'Ondu<l<d so f111. t he 111ea seems ld<ally suited for the dump. " I personally like the FSA land be<:aUJC ll'uo larae and han crerncndous buffu area." ht e.xptalned, " and,..also b«au.se ir's practic:ally in our own backyard." l.ron.k iJiy, ahac'.s the samt reason CAD member Ritk HouJiltallna for hi$ opposition lo the landtill. "That dump i.s. rr~r to evayonc o( u.s who Uvts MXliO ~~ ht Jaid, " and 11 shouJd be lO C\Cf)'Orlt who brcathQ air and dnnh aa•• watn.'' Boc:ausc the CAD u Rill rn dndoprnental Ill&... HouJhralutl could nor p... an ... ~. oo '" 101&1 mcmbtnh1p. He dJd..uy. ho_.cvu. tM.llC\naJ homeotwncn' auoaauons; from ecross Westcnt NC"AJ Yotk ha\ot apra.srd me crest Ul JOil'\iq. Th< T<Nillwando Oeek ~ rc:sidml said hOJ matn !<01 tn"'lves a dratna&< system insa!Jed bdow lhc land many )<011 1&0· H< Cltplalned jhat _If a dump 1$ built. "llurry <ledac" 11 likdy to seep into the system. "I'm afraid for my <hildrcn. They...,•• , be able 10 take eountry walh any more. Houahtalioa rcmatked. "'Otey won 'c even be able to walk to the e:nd of our property where chere:•s 1 draina~ ditch. •• The en&ineer responded, ho,...n. Ihat lrmches w!U be buih intet$t'Ctma with the- dralnaac S)'.'Um\ 10 prevent any contamination Ooan said he understands that local ra.idcnu art futful or the proposed dump. but noted lhlt bdorc any construc.110n tlln bq.in, the SHale Department or Environmental Con~vation must Jive its approval. "Proplc don 't wan1 thlJ Stuff nor than. but what :arc we n•posoito do WJlh U." he ubd. "cal 1t?11 Slodnl suppoff The rQjOfl CAD has bqun u anlr·l&ndtiU camPlfao befor< th< land has .... be<n sold, I«''<dJn&IO HouJhultnc. " be<ausc h< bdina orpmzM- may ..... a hy croup of .wpponen. ''Our hop< " that stvdaJU wdl take a btt of concrm lowardll&Dd 1hey O'fli"D &OlAI towarcb lhu we:· M >aid. UB Yra: Praid<nt for Finane< and M&nl&ancnl Edward Dory. who is abo FSA TrcasurCf. ~ noc hehev< tb< proposod u~or the land willarrm FSA'• c!<dSK>n ros.ll ir to th< Town or Amhc:nt. ''Tht1"e may~ a rew tndlv1dual membrcnor 1hc board who ma.y Pf'Otdt.'' he said, ·•bu1 I'R11UIC lhc ma1oruy rtahu that -tCio'II,.•WIId o- o-Qll l '•· ... _ Inside: Public Affairs a(fair-P.3 1 News In the n~s-P.S I'SUN'·ny. but snowy day-Pp. 9-20 I NFL Today?- P.25 �.. " l ! FSA land. ! ! 'j I • euvirOI>Jilenlal COilCCriU arc ohc oonsidCTOIIoiU or oh< purdtacr, not the Jdlcr ." Student Also<iaoion (SA) President Tim Sb<dwl ~· " Wc;re nor Jdlinl 1 dump, "<edna llleland," be renarled. lloc)l Doty 111<1 slurp. illid lbar no price on tile land ha.s bceu cliKUSStd bettb< two sides, but ohc Vke Pruodcnt matlioaocd lllat tb< akiol price I'SA rqiRcred Wllll HW<tl Realton Is ~an act"C. He DO(ed, bowevet. tb>l "askin& pried are alwa}> biJber lllan '0!111 you <>P«1 oo ...." FSA bouJ!tt Ill< land at SUOO an ac:n: 16 ~ IJO. and Doaa bdinu it ..UI - be sold for much more than tllao - now. Ulhe Town does buy llle land , Sluoq>eAld h would buy lh< <Ullre lol ...,. tboqb lllclandllll willoale up only about 1.!0 or llle 51• 8C'fes. The ~ will probably be made into a "butTer" .,.. c:cosistin& or . park 111<1 recrcatiorial faciliuo. "' No ro•fon The money Jftlcnoled [rom tb< $&It • ·ill JO oo I'SA, bul J;ii8!iiiii;(iiiijji;iiiij~j;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:Sh=cd! :an:is~hopln& oo put il inoo a '"'!' fund fa< studcu!> and Ralph's Restaurant-: cvcntU>lly opcnd it on 1 student union Cor the AmbcrR Camp••· On« rhe rnofi<Y becomes aVllllablr, Sbcchan ootrd, "h'• aoln& oo be a mwy si•u••ioo dccidina 'O!!cre it tl><s-" AnOihtt mwy 51tuation. KCorclinato Doan, Is what mlgh• happen IC tile Seal< do,.. the CllaiTce landfill in Sardinia befO<C ohc Town of Amb<rst buUd> iu own. IC this should bappcn. h< Slid. <h< CEOS landCiU in l'liq ara Falls would cod up ,.rth a "monopoly" on aU solid waste in tb< area and ';.ouJd con,.qurody cbasae outraa0011$1y hiJio prices. "This u ohe r...,. "'))y we need • landrtU," he cxplaiucd. "Cbartccwed !Ocharl• " foro<onoCwmoe-<>owit'supto U$. h eosu "' Sl-l mdlioo • llf" 10 eli- or OUI slut!&•· tmaain< if ohcy dosed ul7" A new procal sdlccluled 10 ao Into dfa:t 01 Amhmt's Sew~&< TrCilm<nl Plano w\11 convcn studae inlo inc:incmed olh. ond Doan laid this, 00111 ~ w\U male up tht larJ<SI portion or dlspo>abk WUit. Ho,.-evcr. !his dOClll't comron Hou<all,.. ltid thai llh 1s )"" as danaerous u sluda< is. "Thai's $Imply ncaaolna lbc (ICI ," h< remarked,_ who KMMrSf¥11 •. ,...... . . .. .1503 Hertel Ale. - 836-9557 /IOIIItl: s. - I,. - -~ ftp.MO... - t..Mftp, .N•YMt~ ~., ........._ ._...... er-a ........... State office begins crackdown on coll~.e term paper companies AJJKII Bd~la No. J9J. History of £opiiM Pou~From its />q/11111111, 'HI/ b(forr ri!COI'thd tlmt, tlw W<fllth of 11/'dtfOiorlcol l/lld t111isti<: darg /$ "vk wrd 11nd crm Paper 81...,;; Stucbu " ua and co1Jeats ,Qff/IJyud. A d - in motmolt Qnd dm tn art thiousJsou<lh< Dtlloo hne ao tlmea round "rdJcr• Ill d'«<m«/, 41 111 tlw lntUDCtion Q/ tht /idpli1111 sodny "......m." c:cmponles tJ>It ;offcr I)R•wrlllct~ tam tllld hs l.chllolou . /OfHJttsl18/ ootnotts18 sour«$ in popm fQJ $&1<. Altho"'h obese companies 111-u.e blbliotTQ/1/v'. , T')le eatalo1u< llsu p&pcB - ordin& to . subj<Cl. lhat ','all ri>at~ire for ...ard1 aaiilan.:c only," Oeolocy, Economics ••• etc. If the Stott ofCic!Jhln movina to ban the papcr1 fl'om bcina company docs not have your sub)cc:l on r.lc, "ll~Pcrts sold in New York, • 1 . ' . Scclloo 21.J..B oC !'lew York'~ Educa<ion C:.w uys wUI prcpase a popei' Cor you. Acoordloa 10 Stein, h iJ unlawful Cor studcnu to ..Ulna 1crm papcr1or IIIJald In writina lcrm papcnto collca• scud<ois. illellll. Acawdkla to Lepl Alc1 10 the •ubmlt th<oc popcn. "Uilna tb< term poP8C'fS is Auorncy Oeoeral's Ofl"10e Pau Bon, moat ·- b plaauarlsm, ond obey •land co be prosecuted b)l the CO<'IIJ)OIIia urbacd "" tho West Cout and ' do mail UniV<tsity," he commcn1ed. O<d<t busi,.. io ~l'ort. "We'rt IDYalipliaa !he (~Mit ord<t) pnl:dce aod coatcmplatina undctt~Jdlla No ...a • olso noted UW the J(lldcnc 'O!!o rcsona 10 using civil """'" . . . . these COIQI>IIIia, •• be Ale!. • Two ""-"" dlolll- bcal widely publlciud and ohio ......_ IUnds to pin lluk c:onoplll'ld to olio risk olio ore bciaa -~~ tb< Attomcy Oawral'1 o.f bdna opdled from !he Univmily. "'The student Office are Alllloor's R...itrch S<Mca. IDe. agPacifoc tlllt does it II a real 1ootr. Rt'a DOC ccttlna not acuiill what Rcaean:b """ ~ Aslistaoco. Pao::iJk . _ . . . ift!"""'*lon>-hc'a ooc ltaminc. O<d<t . . . _ 1ft pooted tluouPortl II¥ ~ "" be II pe~ foc_(with tuitioa). lt'a .lite ctocatina in bullell't> -':)< c<IUY bdcllai, "We - 10 aolil.olte. You .., bun," mallualned' sum. Aa-.nnow audo!bl, wile II ewaldtladdioiayoCo before a S.. ,..... _. • ~ .,.._ a&aJocoo, ..,... witb St.... is Cl>lllicloria& buyioa . . . ~" clqlloiaal Bart •• I pepet ~ "I need Ml A bedly and I doa'O,.ha•c 1ft to wrh< a ~" But lie toaliza Ill< nslt iS c:omidcnbk. "Unless )'OU ..., t&kc rC$J)Oilll'bilitY for ...,"...,"-to you, you ....U..il's 1101 eay to act • ...., dh, lbeu il'l no< • IOOd idea... be OlQ>Ialb<cl. "1!'1 1 loa llliaUU lhl1.a to Clo," be Ald. One UB pod1111e parchuod • 30-.,..... ror $74 IDd rccin<d• A oak. "It -•lol. bul l l l c - 1 • Felrllfr E4iror ..J Psyeholon. s.• 10 ...... Noon. Sat. Dec. 8th • H•'• 90 MtNUTE CASSETTES Our l'rlc» . . . * NOW s 2 .15 . boer<ls. "* ..... - wonb lbc elfon. .. be t:l;lbiDed. Ac:Cionlitla to Sula, Ill< ~ Wh alldtnts ,..... iD bopr papcn II-~ 111 UB. "I ...., ...,~. w• ..,r... ~ ............................ lblll people .... - . 10 die, .. be ~ "llot it �Crofts shal<etJp plans due? Aaina Director of Pubbc Affairs HilTY J ackson said . Weclnuday l.hat tht Drpar1mcnt will under1o a ''reocgalti.zation" io the neat futur<, althOuaJt he dedined co p•e dctoJII or hi> pllllU Tht effor1 •ill iudude :10m< •bulnins of pcnonurl o.od.. the po>llbl< acquilltiO<I cor """f'l""' somt 01 her u.niu~ Notin& additional txph\nulon~ are .. prematwe,'' JaC'kson explained thai tht plannong for tilt •h•k•·•P beaan over the summer "I thin._ u·, nca.ltd," Lhr Aehna OiffC10t &."3Jd, "but I don'1 '¥113nt 10 diSCU1\ II anrmorc-" fht fu\1 pcr.onntl dttJffico 1n\oha Dlrmo.' of Pubhcauons Roben En&clhardt, ~ assigntd anothtr position and &c•<n diff«ent dutie>. Ena<lh111dt-who rtfu>ed <001m<nt Weclnodoy-h.. fdo:d 3 llf0<'13net "1th Albany. Sp«tnun has latnecl A.uistaot 10 th< Poeucl<ftt 'Ronalcl Slt~n odmouecl he .,... En&dhilfdt's h<>llnt off~«r lor tb< liOJvtn~l), but r.Cnunecllrom JIVIOJ -addn'ional mformadon. ··11 n our policy not tO dUi..:U~} &ri~anm When In f'lfOCC'u," Stem noted Jack10n commnufd thai Encelh.l udl'\ Jflt~aftl~ 'IIOuld "haH no effec-1'' on hu rd)fJ~l.tallon Man' "' tit' ~o.an lone" ah" procrdures tbaJ out nu1t1ntJ m rhc- C'Onlta"'.' 'he AClll\1 Ditmor \Ald, ''bul thtSC' mO\C'S who w111 no. have been undrrway since the. sumrnrr. " Univcr>hY Prcsicleot Robert L. Kelter ~Nrotc a lcucr to Educational Comrnu.nae&~lM~ Cm1a Dircaor Gaald O'~y 0'<f the SIUIUD<J tdlonatum Ihal he was cons"""'"' shoftina ntdJo >lot ron WBR> 10 Public Affam. "He told me it u aill under scrutiny/' O'Grady 54id. "and 1 wrocc a response I<) the President. but l ha\lc no "·ommC".l\1 on th111. " Ckanga "As far a> I ~no• 11 IS s@ 111 h1> olft«. "but I h.l><n ·, heard bad. from htm " O'Grady saod . • Stt:tn sa1d Ihat lhe possible rf'Ofpn1u1ion nf Public AfraJr$ "ould be Jonc onsode the Ocpanmcnt and would n01 in,olvt k~lrr. ··Any orpml.IUOn:ll chan&.cS -.e make W't done b~ the JprdfiC &rtl.'' the beatdco us.Sfant added. •·The only nmt rhc Pr~ukn1 u m~~oohed is --.hen u m1a,h1 111\olncro~smsu~ •• Ovt• the \ummcr, J\ettcr 1mtii iCd a series of personnel ~d reoraanizauon c:hanges ahcr hh numbtr rwo and chret mcn-E.,rcuuv" Vi" Pte.i<knl Albtn Sonnl >nd Vke Pr..,dent fo( Acadcmtc AffaJrs Ronald 8unn- dc-pal1ecl (O< po>l< and Othn un.JVcriUJa.. The Pratde:nt dauohcd Somifs nld post J.nd rt'J)Iaccd n "-·nh ont' for a V'n '"'• fuok#0-({4 4tHMI' CHANOES IN CROFTS; tN Oth,•• 01 Public Afllltt wWI M ~no • ~~,totvtnlullo!'l"' t.QOf'l RC:..Of'dlnt to ~Uno Ditt<.'tor H'"'f Jadson ti• Pri:wckat for l\ade11uc Air.,,.. In addotooo, Keua fot....S IOJ<Ihcr the v,.. Presodnu for R<Satch and th< Dean or lh< Oradullt' School 10 cr~lc one position. HC' explalnecl that lh< chon&<$ would clear up UnlV«lioy's hierarcloy 11J1d free tilm to >PCI'd more time makin1 lona·trrm policy dtclslons and f<W<r houn on day-aro~ problc1n soh.,.. It Is n01 kno,.o at th,. pou11 of J:ac-k.lon's moves uc pan of ~etttr's ovn-aU Jtttuelural changes. Stcln 'tad he was u.nawarc of WOI.Hd not Qtte •ny Cltl• ll._, but t1 1t '-no• tNI P~catiOns Otrtctot f\otM" Ef19el~dt wHI e. ••ltfl'ed to •~n. poe.hb't dlJCUSSIOru "aa thiJ llmt'''t~at ma&N UPf'~ tht' top posnJOn 1n Publte A.(fau! 10 the Vw.-c Praicknt's fld . YtaniOj!O, tbe ro>~ hdd b1 L-c1ley Rowtilnd-occupaed prominen« but WI) lo.,.cR"d 1ha1 t'~cntui&Jlt u, lh~ level or OsrtC'IOI Jactson-•hO ll .abo an Mnsun1 10 thtt he ha.s "no •cka·· tf ht at to lhr full·t•mc ht;&d olf rtu: Dt_p;unnc:nt. aJthou&h he l l Pfett.rmiDI "lth hu plan -5<-rh OW<Irhlld Pres~dun-Qid cx:Mm Tieing together loose ends, Foe Sen ponders new addrcu cht ' 'buac 1MUC"S chal ~l· deal! v.· uh " to matn · tatn SUNY', ··~a ndardl- of b~ Job n La1tl•n• \I&N~Djiftl ttMu' Appatmlb iurfnmJ from a ~ EducatM>n hanJO•<f, til< · "'' "<ned F><Vh)Sog~l< fOf l.b< nnallime thtS,.~t.f lO c.fiscuss a "''de a.rray of copies~ co tie tosaher wmc lO<Ht ends~ . In contras1 \0 the weU ancnaftl •nd h>ahly •oal <1J<Cial Oc:ncnl Educat~ sess10n held t .. o ....~, earlier. Tuc$dly' \ 1a~.Uutlcr mmonc ..... dt"'od the pt<~U,!' mC"ttln~·\ fln"'or\, 'lnd, a~ or t\.ldcn~~ocd by ~UIPI) " ht.an. 1hc f'TC)CnC"c Of H'~~oeral facull) PrC!IIdcnt for Acadmuc \t tau' Robert H Ro.s.sbc-rg, \'k.t Prt\ldtnl Robt'rl Lni\-C:UII) l .... C'Ut't. PfCSC.nrC"d Orecunber'to only nt'N bujinns by readmr. e.M"Crpu from SCIIC' Uni\'etsil.) uf New Ymk I~UI'lYI Ch•neellor Clifton R \l.hotton's " Multophase ' Rollini Pia~· (O< SUN'r"-a :!It PI&• polpouni on ho~~~o lhc robU" 'ln'"cn-11~ o;y~tm ~ould firJ~ •ub-plan "pro•od< 1\t>tb>llly and The Chanallor'• .. ould opponunuy.. for ach tnd•vtdual campu..o. to decide how co alloca.ae :avallat>Jc rcmurcu by rtduc:ln& or ph1~1111 O\H prog:r-anu. ck:cmtd to be: 0~ pnority. Thr S<cond phaK, Rossb<ra .,tOfUIDUC'd. -~uJd C'OMI$l or • and~.. bet.,..... dtfrnen1 Sln'J1' r:mcmdt",hcsame ..,w-....... 01 )tnular program-11 A)~, cumpk orchiAP!CX'tM, RO\)b<"r&t'KPIAined• 0 thlli • nocr1co be'"""" the VB and ~ o--ttt c...•.. (fOCI - .. • '1 £. Gt'nc,C'tt L•br.a') Sru~ 1 r~ w~ MaHgmm~Jet •M~IfW' #ftdc,...,•.,.mt•tcttQII•IJitO'Itlf#'""' '* · ckpan11Knt l i pn.slibk "C.m.t\C'O &s bd~ws, -is to make a jreaJer "'Wt ft:d . lt&illmi~Y and u.m..:n~ .. bOut u .. f'fOir&rn. Ute ·•"rn.,tmr- srw:tu.rc•• for the rca>aniti<HI. Jli'OftJf'r Ita ,..,Ch Cht fC'\ mlh -appomltd Vl"~ Prrildmt )V"'-'Y iY"a:Jl· Campus and antl\'t interaction rcmAr~cd . ''We: v.outclbt ddtJhlcd Rantmberinc that the T-albcn wub other u,pic£.·· the: anKUlaiC" w !U-Wnff 115 re~urco (10 e1(rand Conrerm« Room• chamba--rbr Stnaaor uscrr~. ••We ~tuh 10 learn the UB Ltbr:u y S1ud1C'S Scoa1c:•• home thb year-wu and bt karncd, 10 hdp and b<' l'l<paolln<nO." popui:Ko:d by ptofc.,on lllld other ~=~~ to ~row inSieod or m<n.-ty llto.r~of'llt..alOOn "O"Id ~"'" aadcm\OM, FacultyChau NOtman ~~ "<><'YbodY happ~ .. h< saod, Sol~olfqu<SIIOil<d Rossbcrl ilbo111 Followlfll ha> - e c l tlJ<C<'h. StnotN\ tUb\IIIUt~ft l fo1 C\oi..~lkncc " ..: tq:K&•ntna tha.1 eM appco, ...nwd) 10 \C'Khtna tJO~ruc:m) ~ rora ao a.ntl(tpltd budaa cu" "The muniphQ>Cil rollong pt'ln nntrstd oul or a sc:ric'i or h.t'annJS t~;oncnrunJ rhc SUNY budan)." cxplamecl Rossbcta "It tell> .. her. SUNY IS com&o•c th< n<n foHIO tO ynn." Aclmillinl that the plan '' ••cocnplcx,'• the Vtcc 10 tbc rur.a1~o."'IIf'tt dut to the \hlh ~..outd hencfio all in9otvcd . " Mayb< Ome\l"' would kfC'P thtC'e hn~ and rcappOflk>t1 thcm. UB could &<1 fold' and Cmlfal """ L<Cil the onr." Roubers pro)«ttd, ,.,.,"I th•t th< mo•es ,.ould be m lint wuh ~lban)''&. lu)£cnl) meuurn. rhe final and "rnoll dlff.cutt' phase. RossberJ told th< S<nll<, i5 'ht rUI)nfi,uuuon of t;_ampw: nuS>loM. A<>COtdtnJ to Wl\anon'> ~port. thcx <hasf&ts " proVIde lb< sur-v Pre~tdmt uurmp1ed co c;qltain Ihe in1ricacies 10 the small·bUI·intt'rucc:d 3Udtcnce. Wharton's PfOirarn If dJ\Iidcd onto three"""""· Ros>bcr& notecl. "hocll, .,..., mmbinecl toacthcr b«onx SUNY's '"\hro• '"'-1 down of the aaunti<l"to Ill< Sttte bud&tl pl-.nnm and Govunor Hush L. campus tt~d LM Uru~~oertt\)' an opportunity 10 r<<W!Itn<. adJUSt and chanJC the pnmary purposts of Carey Ad.now1~ains that th«t & campw based on chan&fo:a ate: "'KvC'f411 aspcc:U'' tOuch pan , Slalt'WidC need$ •• Tht rnuh oflbt R~c added that chey aU Chancellor'• pl•n•. Roubng Cbioese SGuOent Association Cl:linese PictoRial Exbib i'Cion " Images F~orn A NegJecte<) Past" To~oy, D ec. 5, H a a s Lo unge, SquiRe Hall 10 a .rn.-3 p .m . EueRyone w elcoroel CO· SpDPSOROO by lr:JGeRnatir:Jal N+-ai RS, SA. aoO ll'l'teQTlatioPal College. role '" the Ch•ocdJor'1 arancUose,tqleuws. the facvhy"s. R<K~ r·ducacional OP.ponunlly Ctn(n (EOC) rcprnentatl•e Oary Ros.s up&ainfti neWt~ opdont lhac faculty could ~~ 10 mhancc: p(<Sall r...,.,.,... ••fu rano-wd from the Campl6 prOD<', th< EOC bas exiJtecl in one form 01 another for J 1 years,·· Rou dcta.ll~od. "Yet with re.spc:n tu the ral or this Uohers.ky, the Ccnlcr has rm~&mcd doak«< en \'irtu.al liiOO)'IIIIIY." Oacnbina tb< dulleS of lhc Ccnta-pcunanh• 10 hdp mlnoncy and po~)' IC"\t:l pcnons lwn "matkt<tble •~tlis"-Ros> requcsatd •dow tie\ wttf\ the twoaram. ~ faculoy." Des:•MIC the Oirct'tot'i lnlc."fiUOn m hold an tntormat.ottaJ 'K"'l\.ort • ....,, S.....tOFl bc<am< bctloji<KIU l~ \C'UtOn 14'Uo an aflct v\r,.ln& \ ampf\o oprn fot"um, u\~tnoa ~YIIIii.JOfU )11.1•"•--r..--.hP ...crt Mt ~IC(In& 1urocd "I 11fcc that ttta"c sboukf br conoern1n1 E<X." ') 1uncuon1 an4 f•culty in,·olvcmmt. but I don't iml)f«SII\f\ uDOn tbt bod) the many tUllY know lor sure,'' 1he C;apen • JlOUlbtt us~-s oI the tlall adm;nisuato' adnuucd . ttmt'daal/ vuc:kuonal c.C'nter . ' H owever. .,.;drsprud COO · A.ddteutnc Hcolth Scia>ca Sen.. or •ullllltllll (wall facuh~ manbeu) 11 Po•hatan Wooldro<IJ<'J Q\ICI') oo dcr,nit<b pomol<." bo" the Cmtn could be usecl. Ross Aftn Rouberc. fintihdl --.:arnrf\A oplalncd that EOC toukt Kl in • ~natou ot posst:blt budp1 sl~. c-ompuccriltd and uauutcaJ orJantllllion docs. Wtutr )UPJ>')101 AJtony -tlh cost'"'-O<f«f,.-howr data. ...,OJa.tU note-d that rhc numbcn compiled b)' lo}.llhmon;sl Scudtn are .. most rcle\llfll 10 '"ctJnsuhtna fashion··,o tcmed)' problems bctwc:t'n minOritY $ludtnts and faculty. A.nochcr Smiuor tnquncd b to "liN how.tho-Catta IOIIW1ecl •• Notint tb• there IS oo "offl<tal" hlliOf)' of the mult1 ·pu,.po~ rDJtitutton. ROS> ._p~aontc~that :•on tbc latt 1w.o·.s, • nu.mbrr o' ~.:ampu:\a vrt'd ror the honor uf nul Je{llt'll \1\ lhl~ UnlvcnH'J k»t.·· Lattf . In an cffOfl to e\llOW' tht "myuuoou• leiiYIIttS of lnUtluttOn~t Slud•u.' " ;hat dep.anmtnt"~ Dtrtctm , l.t"'-tt:th.~ Ko)aku, took Rou· du. 1nd u.al lbc Opnt forum tcdtniquc to tlp l aw wh-ac h i' hl&tlly There will be an 10 UB-thaJ Koj1k.u dbu 1hu1ed o.ror..~ostaJt Dodsi'flt doaJ'JQ that ht ·~ p<odoona "~us dau"-iln .........,""' .. rue~~ m:tpt<d from a b111na< of Saw<~<'> qveslton< or lh< .. ,.., or ind<pencl<fto .. tlnd the accuracy of 1hrh 1nfofm1tuoo-1hc r\ltf ..,m•ll ns Uir«IOf WlUghl 10 ~ aim 1he faculay't. fC'tt\ with IUIIantCC) lhii the doua ,, "a.hd. Ho•~cr. pcnona.l auw--;mc:a tbd oor _ , 10 ..usly School of Manoaemmt A.iSOdat< Prof....,. Jaa~t·c Tncc. v..-ho ...o1ced her dJs.p•casorc: OvCT ••t wondn abou1 the: 14\.Uracy:• olle <aid "For all "'' ~no" lib< fKuk)' .. ho C'Oikc:t lhc QIHSUQ) can be ft'porltn-. haUUC1nauuns or h<>· " t<.>Ja~u all<mpto:d 10 ~aol~ lht IOI'TtCWhll J.nlatQTl&S'iC' 'Jud~Ct' w1th adm1uiuns or at 3 p.m. rn Room 240 Squire Hall. 1)0Uibl t' u..cuosa11cnoe\ and tbc nted for data rC'I)Onln' 1mprovm1ml Ura,tRJ. Sc:natocs to r.;onlact tum penOnafl~. rhc Olro.,Of o ffned 10 a111t.•er hrull)' quullon ~ contrmtn& htstdllhon.J SluJtc5 the Fa~.ulc) Xnatt c:oncluded a.,--\i\'IIIC:.'\ 1f1cr Assembly Meeting Today the artumulahon of the'""''· \CSiiOfl �.I e I. ~ ' I .J t( ~ ~ case remains open; Evidence under scrutiny T~eft bl Eltna C•r•••s ..... .................................... ""- /:.IM6Nif· C'ltl(/ " The UB furnuurt thd1 conlrovcny I) no1 )'t1. a do.)C(I rue actordms to '-n A.uastant O.itriC1 Auornt)" """ho ~a.ld Wcdnnd:l)' 1hat tvtdenc-e 1s llill bcina uamined . • Tht lhdu, ¥t idely publicutd 1n rc:tTnl "'-et~s b) tht Countr·Exprt$.\. allr&edlyoccured rrnntlll'72to 1980 dunn&lhuburot bn~«n lht old and ~we~~ty_. ............. OftC..III!.ID Roc a.......... I .... . ............................ •.....,.....,CM..,........ ca..._ ~,. ~ new c:ampuks An lnu~rna.J '"' ~ll,g&l.on ••~ rarnt"d out by lht Una\Cf.SJt~ . and UB Prts.ldent Robert 1 Ktntt Jubmuu:d on No,m.bn 20 a fln:al --~.......---~. rtpOn to lhC' Unt\octsn)' Coun~oal ~ ~ Available at CAVAGES - s 11. 98 AUI>tanl DA Kart! Kcu~«.fho-cr, ll)id TJ.t 5p«"trum eorli« Lhl> ,....k thai e-lden« " <llll bnnJ <1udi<d "Tht cu. i> 11ill undn c:onddtrauon hen." ht UJd "I can't. thou&h. $lY vr.hat will I><." 1~ rtn&.l ou1comr Aa:ordma to th< O<•ll•al •n•C'SI.,.tiOnso-tlllned out by UB's 0tpanmc:n1 or Public S.rtl)-a numbn outside: bu<ln~• and Uniwrsn) ofrlcials "ere 1nvolved in 01 Sl<ali"' til< propnty. '"-ttlft'. 1n hu rqMHI 10 tlrt Counol. ho•""C\rr, sad ahat rd~.uvdy ftvr. penon< "'ere ln•ol•ql "' th< "allfled torup~~y" and lh>t propertY ""' tClurned H<llddtd I hOI ion ~·~•dia~lon --ttlch rollo"" lh< utiual pur,c dld not fmd any t\'ldcn« "to support tbt contCIIIodn lbac(rll<'k loads or M" and/Ot USfd fu:rnltUCC' ..tff diH'ftcd from tht Um.. cnky &I had been alkJ ed. ..u,.,. ''NO( was any t'<fldtnee.·• he char&cd, ''to suppor1 Ihe conlcntion lhlf 1 employ«~ and ma.u ton.t;paracy u..sccd ~,,..f't'ft or amona Uruvt'nuy tmploy<cs or compan1n out.,dc: the Umvcrsny " Contmlttloe• In cht on&Jnal report by PubliC S.rny-lc&bd to the Couritr·E:rprD$ early thi>,Falland rcccncl) 10 Tlv $p«tl'llm-lttvatiaaton Kun Horrmann an<1 Cltalcr Mm-itna reporttd I hat propocrtX bad bctn taken from •"t803 Elmwood Awnue, Chandln Strttt Wareho use, 11<11 Plant. Rid&< Lta CampU>, Bethune Hall, AmhcrA C.mpw and South CampU> by both MayO!llo(er lmovina company) employ<n and Uni•=ity staff, and uasponed 10 off campU) loctrlom ror 1htu own pctr.onal UJC and possiblt resale. Property (was) obtw:r'f'td at numc1o~.U rc:s:idc:nct:s of Mayflower and Unlvershy tmJ>IOyca." Sin« mtdla rcpon' have publlci>ed chat invntlptlon, l.lnlvtnlcy ofnciah have nmc:d Ihat h~ condu1ions arc: unsubstantiated. A .sut»equen1 lnv..tiption by V1cr Presidmt ror flnontc and Manaamcnt Edward Ooty. Kntcr ar1un. dlsel&lm• many or tht riK'U or imprc.sloiU r~rted by local I new~p~.ptn . . Includes • • Choice ~ccommodat ions • 5 Qay Lift "'fickets • Full Breakfasts• • Full Dinners· • All Taxes. Services I Coll~lata A.,.s Sid Activities GALA REGISTRATION WELCOME PARTY wilh Compllment.ry Beer Sash leaturtng " Trinity II" If< AMow""' I n l l l l , _ l T•oo _ ..,,.,.., '" OWl 100 COlleGe• aM Uniw!liiiM\ _ _ RE&eRVAT10NS and Gratuities But UB A..isaan11'0 tht Prcsldc:nt Ronald Sttin '*id Mooday tllal Doly's tffO<I> ........ 10 dc:ttrmiM the va1Jd1ty or tht various ailoptJon• and 10 dc:tail thaa · 'emain property wu inappropna1cly &JVcn away by University pcr100nd who dld not llave lhaa authority." In Other cases, it adds, it ,... taken by UnlVU'IIty ...,.plo,.... who thou1h1 h had no furtb11 value or ruDCtion 0< W» loened to UB cmployca, Or the lO tmplo~ Who ...... idc:ntifi<d ID Ooly'J report, JO were ~ed. Oflt' was unoffiCially rcprimaoded, and rour ,...,.. asked 10 rawn tht properly or ramburx 1bt Unhcrsity for U. cost-"whidt in no .,a CU<ICded $l0." Two 011ter cmplo)'<U repon<dly raxived official leucn or reprimand ond , ... Olhen ....,. rlll<d • One cmploytt was JU.<p<ndc:d wilhoul pay an<1 bas 5lnc< raip<d. In a Co11~ttr 111klc it was tq>Orted thaa Dln1<l S. Candc:tla. UB .....aant roolirlcs Procram eoordlnaaOt. wu ••..,....,.., by Doly and micn<d. Tbc a-empk)yec, ho,.cver. cknt«< any connn:don bft•«n his resianation and rq>Ort." ll'••lll oe Accord••• to Doly. one anploy.. was >WI>dld<d becaUJC •he "pr~ or ..rdc:ncr" collcaed by UB invntipaon ibow<d chat Candella diJ!>Ia)'td "poor ml.ll&&cmcnt on his pan." Sldn told TM $p«trum that althoul)l tht Umvesity has caW> ll<lioo -in ,...,.. or rcprlman<l and ...pen~ lbt tlterts, an) tmJ)Io)'<U "ditdpllned" e.an 11111 apt>Hlto SUI'IV. "Additionally," h< &aid, "the aut'b noldooed l><caUJC the DA still h.. alltht materlaol." AI lite OIUC'I or the Uoh'crsity'• iovesliption, Keller r<ports,\hc DA'• orr.,. wu nOtified. Tbcn IICICOtdlfta to \he Prcsldc:nt, t/1< Assistant DA uoiiOed 10 the topk &aid becoUK IM incident WU daced, hi> orfrtt mi&hl not bendk Ia. • Howeter, Information roprdlna th~ thtrts wa> rorwarded and Koukcr lild Wed~y thet tbt evldc:ncciJ •till bcin& "udled. "W~ hav~ ro look at what io titer< aod dlrcc<n wh~hcr lhcn wu trlmlnoJ mhcondoct and I>< ~le to prove tllat," ht explained. "We have not yn completed ahat 0111mlnadoa." �...... ·.~· Long Ne·ws sf.-!ike averted, truckers approve co~troct b J Stevt Simmon.< l'IH EiJiiiH i Guild Pre<ident 1\ath b<tocvc< that Spencer'> c:teplun:ulon Is nol rrlrvam. and thac the Ntw.J ~im ply did 1101. .,.,Wnl 10 orrer nlOrc motley... In my mmd.'' Tht Buffolo I:.Vf'ni!UI """'' r<>unu:d publocaooon lllunda), cndonaa t"o-<1•> drouf!/11 1h11 ,_lt<d from a ~cuke- b)' l\t•1S dtlt\CT)' t•ud. i.Jtl\ttt and thc\ubS«tutol SUlptn"tOn Of Opctl.lk)n'\ by 1\t'ws Chairman W.a.rrcn E. Butta . f.:.;arly Tuesd.,y, lht J8 tru~k <lrh.-rr" played ¥rlhtu burralo Ntv.spapt-r C.111ld Ptt"\ldtnt Rtchard Rodl ••11«1 "lh< finlli <atd" by "'"'~"'J orr lhtu JOb> follo*'"' ~ ronlfac1 Ot\('\lt~ ov« dlrftrenu.a:l pay Houn latt-r. 8ufte1 t~C'd l statrment from h•" Omaha, Nt-br.n$.:. ofr~r ordcun1 wor~cn allh.t- ."",W5 not to rcpcm 10 wor~ unu1 the "''"~t '-<tlted ''Th<~~ wa) tiufrtt ' ~ finAt ••:a nJ,Ioo.·· Roch told TlltS,wtmtm. ,, A t 12:00 p.m . Wcdnc~dtt). Nf"W) Vtt't·Prr..Jdc:nt OIL._ f"(&(htr llf>r'C::lJcd wuh • n.c:"' (0rtlflfl l)fOp<)SII and "'tlhlft haJf '\in hout t tamstm Unton t..o.:a.f .w9 mcmbc=r~ '~"-<d to irf'rOH the offct 1 he nr"' ~.onUI<I tcrortt>dh' •nHtiH' wntc llhiUIA,cmcnr t.:<ln'-~'~~'Q""' to l mftfO\t wor~tnC ...l•ndthtlr'l~~ A"~.-oftJmJ to Ko1h, 11 11H0""' fOr .t.l\ l th,rt~\t'd numher ul drt\Cf) .,. ho rouhJ t'loto+t va~,.-ation RoHt wd. ''! don't 1h1nk the ocher umono,. had iln)1h•na to do w11h 1ht\ '41Ulttof1." R...uon a. the 'twt lollowina ohc .atl<mcnl announctmtnt w;u &ood lmmrch:udt (olio"''"' tlw BgrC"Crnt'-nt. dilted N1wo. ot:r'l4.:mntl phon~ edhonal and vruduclitm emol()ytc) ltllmJ. Lhcm to rcpon on ThUf\«..ay ••Then urr 38 truck driven hc:rc, 11 affirmed Spencer, " and I 1hin~ I <ou~ for our 01he1 1085 c:mpto)CQ ~hrn I \a)' •c'rt pretty &ocldatnn ~PP) · ., ,.._.01 O«tt bit Th~ \Cnkt \.flMt Mudu lht Ntllf.rta_nrarr Cmtmfhi.l ccltbraJlon. and durtna the 1mponant holld;;y LOCAL r.o. 449 lld\rtni\Jf1~ J.tason, AUhou.&h C"tJtlllt!r· Uprtg Semor V~t.c Prtstdcm Jamt!l Sharltr t'( pr~d no dune: lo 1 1~ c: itd\'ilrtll&t of 1hr II \oil nC"W\~prr'\ mt,torltJoC'\'":'the \\l-dMSdAY C'OUtun of the Cau~r C'OniiJMd 18 p;&JC'"' o( addK.onill ii..htrtt~ang_ Th~ ;WdutonaJ ad~ ~•C' no• 110hdted, d.ltf'M'd Sh11rrC'r whttc Rat I~ den)l"l r\.lmoh that chc Co11r~1 mtalll ('lubl • ~h an 't'Hmqg oN STRIKE ~ cu.rrA)_ ~ cdtunn to fill the Nr'1'4·1· gap . or flCr"Mmal hul•d"-~' oft ~l 411Y ont 11me. Th~ <.'(Uitla~ I he 1\'('WJ, mt.anv.hll<'. hali reuacvcd ,,., h:nlp."''tanh• .11\0 pro"•dto, f~tr It\" .,trlnaenr limi111fom on day~ that IOtot .Jd't'trll\tng r~: .. cntJ("\. :at'C."'rdintt to ~I'Cr;c~, , -.nd tuH 11mt ml(lk))«' M< 10 '-'Ot\ DH\o-CU had tlluM•r's t'dnK'n proved 10 bt one or thr ,.ear .. ~\."ft 'fll:4ll t.ll'&g 't'!lhOUI a tonlraL1 ~•net No't'cmbn J .... laflat. .. ,( • t ~ouk1'\ot" nni\rd a cvurk ('I Sufl(la) "''"'J "'""' ttapp) JWBODAf'l " I lt.no• lhiu chc- \ f~) ~1d POl Improve aht dollar dt-elar~ ol rer. ' """'"'-' M:tn.aglna Eduur Foster \JX:nt.:t Smct lhtrt- arc 13 uruon1 lnvol"td in oruduruoo or thr ,,,. ... l u '' 004 frulblf to lhtr tht: dollar offn foro"~ un.on, 1lll feat or a wtdaptcad call ro( mon f'K)OC') ~"'" 101" TM Spt(trllm Ne u.-~ '"ua, that -.otaki'H. hun. •• he ad.nl•UW, 4ddtnf tt\ill aht Ntwt• c.,rcut.atto n n"mbe:r1 ..,_,11 001 be alr~s:ted "ontbn. c 11 Th!) v..'eek'' ,u,pcn\lun mar~) only Ihe. \\!Wnd time· 1ft Lhc 100 )'C!at hmory ur 'tt~ Ntws. I hit J'UC,ioi:); hl\'t: been lollut do*n b~ o lobor dt>pUI< In 1970. • bafa.atntnjl tmpti~ ..."'C'I\ot\1 pubhcattOP fOf J shan p<rood Edi~rial .. A $HORT -STAI.CE!. Tbe B.wff• 'o ff•"tttt Ht .n wu ti'K.II doWn fot 1.0 d i rt tM'*' tnll _....~. . of • ..-.1\.oul 01 11\!d. dnMrt c..t t t•lll•"*-nl WMHM• t loftt tl0f1Pf911 Wotten. ..,..0 10 • contrKt ~ .." lftlP«<"t ..ortJnt c.,....,, ' ""''.a •")' change at th$ Courier t..m~ more chan a yt:at a0C"'' the Cou,tr-~ !O•ntd th.c rani; or11011 loull~ o,.n<d nc•opapen, Ul <dllonal bo01d has ch..,.,. undt<&oM anolh<r mojor As or Jan•ar) 1), lhe n<l'-m>Om "lil be 1\n~«< h~ J()tl Kramer, c_un~ntl)' an Msisl&nl Manq1n1 Ed.ttOt or /llrw.>(/o)-lhc Lona bland dall~ PllP<l He •nil rcpl!Ke ..·uncnt EJtf"tultvc E:.dltor Dou.gl&> Tumcr, who will take 1.hl.f&C or the CutuJtr l Washtn&IOn Ne.-, braoc:h . 1\ntmct·, ll, ad.muted lh.. before the JOb tnlt:r.. lf~ ht l\a.d Mom '" Burfalo unly ODC'f-10 •U.•t Ntq&ra Filii u a chthS He ~po~ lhat COftirr ~lt~Uba RDpr Pvlwl- ...Whim on Bufralo, "hm tpw~ COld him ·~hal 1M dly h u c:nina . undetaotna a rmalssantt. aftd th" t~ papct. \lndcr rn:w manaat:mmt, has the samr sp1ri1. , t-:..ramer. who hu worked for NrwsdQJ since 1971 , reached the 1\uucant Man-.JDg EdiiOr l<vd lhU )'<llr He wa; PrNd..,J of 1he ltorvanl, Crim..,... lh< darly paJ><f of rht -.·hoot he Jlld.,..<d from rn l'l61l. T1M: man h< r> rcpiKIIII described ~Cramer ., ··a •cry bnJIII IUJ ~onh 1 aood rt<Ord. He lw lht 1till4, !bat tile Ccwr,.., nctd>." Turner odd<d thai " pooplt ••toY '*orklna fm hom " ~time• Kramer ""111 head tht newsroom suU ll Ea_ccuuvc Echtor, • ~"""""' Tumcr dcpia<d ... "1n ovcnll <his&< of the nt':*\room .. Nelthn man felt that I<J--ismf '" u:laH .. c )OUth ._Al mi.K'h of 1 hanchca.p. •• Jbt L'-Ptfinw:t ll -.haJ <ount\.," KrUltr tn..,.,.f\J He pouutd 10 hi\ ntnc )cat \ltnl on .._. ma101 QU..ht)' nf'"'~ptf ,·· and rnnarl~ ttta1 ht h.-u ••,. lOt tO learn. buc I don •t f«l Ol>tf'\11-hdmcd .. On lht ..ubjcn or aa.e. Turnn mdlt3ied th.a• pam)~ hJI)> mct1)' k>cl. I doa'l ony dilficulry." TDrDrr retLI.fft! to his ••fir.u'\).. c..f't"PPf''.ifta-altu 1.1 \tV\ .u lh< &fTalo dally. He rn'Clll<d 111M " WtilunJion " iln as\lgJ!mertc I h.a\t ro,·c:ted ror a lon1 limt:." The Couc~r E.q.~reu' prt'\Cnt C ap11ol ronc)pondmr, 02\'td Lynch. rrpon co Turner The appo1nrmcn1 back co "ponin& nta.tin& lhc appoLntman u soon as poWbh:"-.a dt'C1unn tfrm~ ··a cntKal d\O•et But. U'J hu 1obop •· lhat Turnt'l - Don Materials MUST be turned in at Squire or Fronczak between Dec. 8-10 according to the following schedule: Motular. D«. 8 • "ll\d1bl\ wa nr.s the e ~o t-l ~ 200 FRONCZAK FraiiiMII 9~12:30 Suion JaDion 1:00-4:30 Sophomore. Sophomom Sui on 9~12:30 9:00-12:30 1:00-4:30 1'~e ., ................ ~w,•r• Now tAt. Dot. 1 31~ ... . ,. Tauday, Dec. 9 1:00.(;30 Juaion F.W..ea l\on4q> • f.W.,. l<lt ,. ~ , R u ffalo E nte r ta l n m c n r .l'llentr(' no - ......... Ill. ~· . s..;. .u.b o. ADS v- . ............ ~ t.~.. r- 14 .. 111 282 f ruldia Street "'II ·~ Otlllounc<d by Court" P"bbill<r R.,..,- Parklli.IOR 11 Tuesday'' f\~) (onrerc:tw.t" lmmcdt&ld)' &leer kratn" •b foonall) nam<d to hl> r><w IJ'lR A' 1M con(C'R'IItc, Par.. •niOn abo rcu~~ thai l~ Cv•,wr IS look In& ror I M'li' Edltor1&J P• Echlor. and arr« January l , -a nc"" Manaatng Ed.hor Kramn annoui'K'rd, "1'11 lK' Pre-Registration Spring 1981 319 SQmR£ he hu ··no prt]Udtcc onf way o r uo,hcr ." He .§Aid 1hat when he Loot u"ll:f lhc EAC'!C\.111\t Editor po\nton ht wu 18, and 1hc. MAl JllntOr man"'" 22 yc:an olde-r. "A&t h" ootbtna to do ... uh • ~at." Turner ooouncn1<d. " He (Krun«llw abl~t ) ond • Aayo.w Graduate and MFC students may use sites at any of ·the times listed above. 9:00.12:30 1:00-4:30 Hol<kr �teditorial 'I ll ... l FSAts albatross Position is a/ear Five-hundred and fourteen a~es In the boondocks. It's marshland-underdeveloped, barren and depreciated. II possesses a stormy Clast and a ru:bulous future. It's unwanted. It's ours. • The FSA land just north o f the Amherst Campus was purchased 16 years ago for $785,538.89 and looked upon as an Investment In view of the rising land coS1s In Amherst, and a development area lor recreational or educational purposes. But today, more than $300,000 tax dollars tater, those dreams are no closer to reality. FSA has been sitting uncomfortably on a paraalte that hilS proved Itself no use to .a University stratued wi\11 t oo many expenses and too few funds. So the decision to sell the l and u quickly as poulbla Is not even debateable.. If, after almost two decades, only the marshes have grown on those acres, change Is long overdue. There fore, an "unoHk:ial" offer on the land by tile Town of Amherst Is l good sign. Although FSA will most likely suffer a toss on the sale at this point, the action w ill tree the University of property that has been untouched since Its mld-19605 purchase. The only point that has heard debate Is whether this University should sell land that w ill be used u a dump site. Though premature-since both FSA and AMhersl officials maintain a format offer has not been submltted-eppol'!ents t o the sate should consider UB's position . SA President Tlrn Sheehan Is correct when he points out that FSA Is not selling a dump, but land It has been burdened with lor nearly two decades. The moral responsibility lor n:'laklng sure II Is used lor ' 'good" purposes Is perhaps unfairly placed on the University. Ideally, the land would not be used as a dumpslle. But very rarely tn any big business deal ltls up to I he "seller" to determine the use of the land . Restdents In Amherst who o ppose using the acreage lor wastes should 'be lobbying the Town in whtch they pay taxes to act ill their Interests. Ask student& lor support lor thai ellort and expect strong backing . Students' prime concern at this point, howevet , should be where the money I rom the sate will go. Sheehan' s etlort 10 have the revenue go to students has been pushed before, but by a previous mandate, II Is headed l or FSA coffers. Interestingly, however, FSA purchased the land at a time when membership was re111ncted to people over 21 . Thus. students were excluded from the group and consequently from the land purchase which was funded by student money. The do4tars came from the student fees allocated to a fund known as the Admlnl&lra tlve Division of the Ass6oiatlon. All money used lor mortgage, Interest. real propeny taxes and expenses on the land have since been tal<en from 118 coffers. Since 1964, the lund has experienced a numQ8r of name changes. The fact reamains, how ever-that S1udents had vlnually no say on how over three quarters ol 1 million ol their dollars w as going to be apant. II ahould rtot, therefore, be a "measy" situation, as Sheehan predicts, In deciding wttera the money from the eventual land eale goes. And saving It tow ards a student unJon on Amhem-which the State has neglected to provide adequate apecelor-ls all the more justification l9r the proposal. Whether the land shoUld tie eold Is no\ at quaatlon, and how It should be uaad after the sale Is Interesting debate, but beyond the IJnl\ler.lt y's responalblllly. The only really appropriate Queelton at thll point asks w hara the money from the land, w henevM It Is aold,_wlll go. The only fair· anSWM Is. 'Into lhe coHMI from which It cao'\G.' Student!! ha.,. a very valid claim. THE SpECTitUM ......... ..- - F'*J, S o-.er 111110 EdltOt~ Elena Cleaves • £cll10f * -Inti Jonph Stmon , J.,.,~at\0 --.....--G, ,......_ ·I\IMI- .. ...... """"'.,._ ····· . ~­ :="':::: :" CIIf .... y....... -so.-... . - o..,Hco. • .. .. . D i o i - .......... ,., •••.••••• c.,.. . . .. - -- ~nl•ft..~ .. ........... ···-flOIIMIG ... • - Gono ~= ·" - - ....... ... . . . .....-Qieo ---~. :.. :. AM;~=~ :.:.;, :·.~~ cu~au tnat connt.ettOft will be tKJHL. Thill poattton na.s betN\ made clear tn 'W'IrlouJ kinds ot forvmt by varkJtJs •n.slttuHonal .Jpot(esmen tOt the last ttvoral yoars To V.. Editor. J note Wtth lnt..eat the oomment amlbutod 1 to GorOon Fotter In you• 110/Y oboullhol~RT expons1011 Furthermore, II nas Oeen AUPPOf1ed by several dlfferonf lhal"l would like to" ..' lrom UB. tl t~y arelntoHtSlecJ they should contoct uo." Tt\.e position ot thll tnsUtuUon on the neullitY lOt a rapkf 1rans11 connectton between lttt campuMS hal nev•. to my kncwrteoge, c~ FunhoONnOtej we Mlfeve ttW wtten ,..eo,. ana JoQJo are auowe<J to 'wo by Robert G. 8 1111 I like to give a lttlnd ot mine pr®lems 1f only bocouse lt' o so uay to peg him . . o hyPOCrite ond guys tiki IIIII ~ld be Ofven p<OO'ems. I ,_,., you lhouiG " " ' Mtat be say&. He'a tun to drlnJol • llh bul no f'nO(e bKAIIM he'a o llot, FOJ nample-ond you snouto Mt hlm-he'o 11>1 kind of guy w!lo to tho t><cturo of oiii11011C41 ond hlo ~""'"pay tom Ia lrotWin -ool and ho WO<k& hla summero otiBM but ht tolko o)ltne tome anyway tbcM.It anercnt and 8uddhlam •• It he realty ,,_ onr ollt. Ho'olhat kind ot~uy. y..., \IOIOUkl gl.. nlrn c><cOiemtotao. # Juse lAS~ nlgh'l he ealo tn•s. 1 wu ahowlng n1m \ht! Q<Ut'arltcle In the TrmN. Tnla fei>O(Ier ooental• weeko kindS of tac1s u!latlng 10 Ulo number ot rldttt which w! bt,tevo wouJCI use ttl• connection. u .,, Foster..nas t\Ot n.eerd thl!i slatemeru, ho h.s ltmoCY not bHft hstettlng 01 reading John A Neal, Vtct Ptilllflftftl FaGtlt,teJ Plannmg well well you ••v- •-' " Wou. what would u he'd know. 1asked •·1 bel ~·ct go Into one of I hose ofacH; D•t leno lobe ac:Nm and come out 1 COUDJe ol wHQ later wu" &OI'nft oeallr •n&llly drug PtOOCIIC>tlo•lS you could lell to'""' drug-.~fed BuddNtt Jftlls and ~~rnt• u_p .ome 100<1 o l 11101)1 f)roelolming thotoll mont I f Ill no sa 1n thiS Co<Jntn 11 ceusitd by caoltaUam and not tonowlng the aociallsl example tel by Albanta, or something l nll·~murtear like rnat!' I got him mere I f~Ohl, because he llld ~hat •'t IWite ~ VtO\Ikln'l Wfho any-1hing .. He ooe.s."'but I they M\IW write 1>1> ond not ..,.clltalll bocouse you lhirl~ I'm o weirdo. When I wu •m ....,.,ng" -•'"9 Your Host a while C>aclt,lllo oraweyOid ohllt, '""' nlgnts 1n a toony 1>1no She 001 tno tnsiclo atOI'f, "oout o girl who'l been tn (hero atnce aile W111 lhtu• and who' I • "'"~· ete\len to ahc, weaning dhahea, "'~ was this girl, Sharon. a W'lllreal who &fll'lad tM tame night f V'tllno ""' aoon. The woy ohe cl,.crlbl<l 11 wu groat. 11 ...uyOOII01""' I fellulllwu kit,.~ It was OrMI joumonom. lt'o obout tlme· tlloM pta'*' go1 WTinon obout. Hunoy rOf the Tomeo. I Mid, now I know theM wnlle waitre.uy earth "WtoM with humongous ooteo which juot clocldod an owe< tno 'pl-. aquishlft9 Obolli ~ blno. , Immediately, 01 you COUld gue.., my hllnd Slortod Q(tplng. He hid thOI '""" otor1os ore written "'"'IY ru.r •nd wrillen the aame way every limo. Ho wea mocking them ovl. "There Uao oat," he mlmld\od. "at the odge or nor "'*>ltOll>od in tno wllflo pajamas the doctotS ' - t o fMir.' Ho - • on ·uoo woothlnl<lno II>Out •• • TOMORflOW. YH lolita, lol'o .......,.... the fOfQ04leo ones, I n\Hf\. wnat lhe '*1, h 'a Cttrfl1maa lime, altar oil. And tno(ro wel•Cioo 111 .,.., '"" WO<td ttao-ohom-FORTUNATE then Wo oro. No, WOIId-ttto- reportor *"'•mnty lntOf\to llko o prophol IIH<»ndlng the mounl of ~-..orybocty's NOT OCIUOl&nd don't you forget II wllflo you'ro d<inlclng your mom.lniJ col1ee.· And ha- :0or1~ IOJOOI thot oeM M<>wlodoo lo cntc llooWtecloeo Sootno ,,. gu;n )'Clot.. KC....,.,IOtod II\' being ltrOight Ond boflng lnd ..npoy by prelondlng to lclenttfy wHh thoeo tn tllol tnlomel dol\ of nuiUMU by 110<1lng thl.o nooo tvtfYihlng.you.'1Md-tc>~now otllcle on ~ge Ct and ttl<t \'0<11' place In IIIIo woncletM ~><~~' .. d, yn sod, thin& . . ~- COlt hulnontcy Tllto - - -I><II ..Uitul~fr_er_thal­ ......, ~.·my r . - c:ed<lod,.atrnool rotting on the ltoar. • WMI'o ""'' pto4llem, I ulG. "WI>tl t . .llr 0VV. rMo" he oakl, "latMI - l e Ill<& ,.,., IIMI peol>le WI>O -.ftetllla alull ~IY think ....,... 0111o ~ tlltfre not. l t ' a llw MI.• .. - . •tro cr...-,...,.. ' " ' ol ... thai llMI' plarcetbloogll " " ' . . . . _ , . . , . . - -.-v .. _ . . . . . . . , . , _ 11;-lo._y ........ llultllo - -~IMII,-.Itall-111<1-~n<l O f - rtc:l\ e>{l>arlltlC&.·then glwe 1111 tllll.. lif>CI D!lt 10 o""" o~. -•we '""* did Silo was owtut loCIIIng and rrumpy dumpy wltl> Into 1110 "''OI'mY lloor I tnoc>POd torte. nlg/111\o She was nU11, 1 men.oer \014 cne, She Juat fiolahed • ahc yeat aUnt ot the Buii-Pf)lcll Centor. Six yuro behind thai mttal leooe-and ahe loo~ed lt. Wo HI <fown aomollme near,.,_,... and got coffee. ont ot the mUtlon lree cupa we pour OOrMtvet durfno the nJght I satd to hef, 'Htito Sharon.' Silo- to mo. 'I Aloot Snoton. ooo I can only wotlt OUrlng tno night, ,.,., .... ""' )'OV olroaoy thot. oon't ,.,.,: Anc11ho tull •totted to too~ ot mo. wnn thlt white pvtty tonotau foe• of ne,. and THIIT SECOND, I awoor It, she heel mo QOing, and I ~oYI no Idea now I atoppocl myself from POPPing, and -now f)QQPh'lO t lght ove1 the tmptoyee•• tabte onto tHH liP In bOte 11\00 poulon. n.., one 001 me to tum pole. nw IX)Wlcllng oone. "'o wind, """ she b<OI!QIIt ""' up ~~~. \tl«e. lhfM •n lht momlnQ, no one arouno W01da unnot -tlbo II, - ohe hid no woroo. f'HH mlnd-apace ••• IOmttWhare eJae. and the barr,ars Wf'llcl\ kMp a norm•l guy like me rHtralned were -o (IOihlng to her, oa '1\ld u ohe woo-olio CO<JIO Just tlpla otoul)d my dllomHtO Ol'd Qet mo going Just II~• thiL It~ 1 roqutor UKUI-190<Jid get Just by lolling h e r - ot Into 11. All them night f'IICC'I* liked her. Tiley came In Juot to let he< 11 'om. I QUit wnen the 001 ttrtd. She'd been thorothtoe.montha, Olld the ooUidn't koop It ln. In front ot overybocly, the woo dripping. man, blOOd. II•• lfiOftthty ol'lll W<ttw." • WtH of r:ow.., I tolcllll'm. the rtmH oren't going to . prtnl tftal ' 'beco-11'1 ""\111<\o bulc!teOP lllrllls IJlll being vnitooone ond moot ol ol bocalrae ll's ou coming '"""your ll!lltlo oiiiY tn1n. n - · · oor onytlllng,'II cloeon't matre otnoe, 11 _.,., me an; ---.,.woo expl o na~loft. e••• "for YDIH tllllner talMo t~ltlca?'' no IIQuoolod, "t -11<-. trS MAO It'S MAD IT'S MAO::::::" �feedback ! f ~ His two cents ro the Edtfor A• per a roouest ot OctOI>O< 29, 111110 by ol\tlrtur Bullor, Ctla~ ot Ihe Se•••~ Co!nmlllee l01 FES Dean, I am D(Q'II(Uf'lg tf\la Input 101 tt\11 Match and eMntu.el selection ot • oea.n tor u~• FKUity of ECIUc.aHOI"II Studln.. As ooth ao tmpoflant POint of prlneJpte and a gene,.! aud~ AM1 tce1al eoncetn are •n\1)1ved. I nave chonn to make thta an open lett tit P·rotesSOt Ffanfl\ Brown. w~ •• 1 cancsk11Jt tor Dean ol FES, Is a SuDertNy QUIIIhod lndlvfdull Hf II I 1ead,ng Amertc. an •c,olar ol ldUCittonli acm1ntsuauon ano hlg.,er 41due.euon, a.nc3 ha alao hAl beef\ .a memtwrr ot the Fteisthm•n Commlll,on Of\ lduc.auon 1n New YOTll. Stale and a Fo10 Fetlow Indeed. D)' every standard c•IIIHI, Or. Brawn nu teM'O the uni¥e, saty communlly well Ot tne hv~ linll eanotcates tot UH! po:tll•on Ql Oean ot FE.S. lour ate while Otum. U\ft Clllm •• made 'hll l t'tefe f.'e no Qu,rJIIad mlr;¢my candldUt41!i However, we. now ha ve 1 golden opporhmlty to Implement l\OmB of tne ucnHI tailed tn 0• Ktll&r't Ot tObet Blh IaUer to US •••'' '" that letltt Or ~1111r 111<1 !flit " 11 ._ wspec1auy rmponant tnat memo.ra o' aearc:f\ COf'TtrNU... for tacutcy and senkw admlniatrau._.. ~~~~ seek out and e'rlC:Out'AQe able mlnortliea wws women IO ~'f' tor these 90Sttaons._•• Olthe 17 Of ao posilkms of dean in vanous tacuiUes and ..,_.. Ofl 1n1t 0<>1y two aro fHI.a by membtfl ot racial minority groups. One Asllfl-' Amttlcan tnOJvtouat It a. lounaUy and tegular"'ty aP90t.nted d"-f', wnllt Ofle B~ todividuat t-t c:weaentfy 1 lormelly appointed a.cUno 6ean. A pan I rom INN tWo tndtvktl.lela. there are no Afro-A.mettun. Hl.a.,•n~ Ametlc.n or tfauwe Atnetican <IN~ a t VB FaUure on ttte p ert of the Search COmmtuee tot Dean of FES to recommend. Of laJiure on the pa.rt of nlgnet adm,nlsttaHon, botn Ot' tnls campus ai"'O tn Albany, to HIOC.I Dr Fran.. Brown, wflO t!l A l rcrAmeucan~ as Dean of lf'lt~ Fac\.llly of Saucatlooal Studies would boltl forego ttte opponunlty ot navlng a most QtJ3111t>O P"''IOfl as ~an of FES and Ythate the puACtple o t AHirm&tl't'e Action """'""$, Gene Ot•omet AS$i,lanl Prole$SOI - Another a/ternativ~ To lfle Et'Mor fh•~ ~\ttf ,. • t i'SOO'lM to Mjch.HI s S..tle-t s tDK tiodQes' (Ole. ~ .. Uet$ 10 1ne Editor COfK:eff\lt)9 Ihe MU Aaot ··~ fOIU Sotnetrllt\Q oet~nuet., •rono and tne:s.e two poop4e are 100 tMiay auadunv eacn othet oetSO(lelJ"y to see ane roal oroo1tJn $.atah HodQU 11 '"'"' TN WOMef• ot UB 00 u..O pt0t6Ch01"1 ~~ • "~ dOe1i tna Unh'tiliiSny taud t) ..\0 Satah i• A mem oria/tribute ,lrt·ef•'-• To 1ne Eo '01 w'''''" r.-ah•t\ F" oe' B~o~He~· s _.,1(1 NttW "'"., t '"OSI ·••ust••ou' ph•~ophe• ••• oow r 81JUa1o Or.:err•Mr tot t901 ~hO 0•80 1 M mre.t pa~5 Novf"~· ro.; '•""''" o' t 1 l"'IO•ttn fA•t•'' ..... ~ • CUUIIQed b\ tU$ t.~••ttnt& 10 UUI,I.il I tt II I muluC.• a d l,.t!, oi ~dt\.tJ' fl' (.&fvtrl 8&l1"'YIOQ 11'\tl t•O ¥11.4 ..·A 19W B ,. 4SIA ~nod East•n Ev•t.IOf' t1\" .....,as reeognttvd IJ 1 ~QOIU.SI'Ye force tn man, ~~~~~ c;trc.lfl F l t~t p_,D 5rea sevet~~ ~s tt\CIUOing Tr* Found•t ""'' ot Pf'ltff'()m~ftO/ogy wh•Cf\ CeM•, ·ftC IO ~onttt • (.CJ'IC:.i'tt ~•U'"''"'' f .ft)et ,.J.,a!"t.ea tc '"'', ptohc•oncr u d ';u\oi•IQ 1ad lito be 1 Suu•• ~oit.tt§l 011 St\1.1& 1 BufiiHJirtUtrl ~~ ,,, ~"\IUOI • ty ' "d 'lluOfHHi .t•\0 r.4lheagun, ~ hJWh:td(,)e O~lf.-toped he b@c;.arne uuereti.,O tn tiiL+t5 11\0 Oy the l+lr18 he en!t-rb<l H•hJfd U1U._.OfJII)' f\~ hiO OtCtOOd tO touow tne tar-.er ol "htlosoghr -'Itt• 9• adv• l mQ h• <N!i.lf t wo uavotu1g 1ellowi ntpa tSh8iGOn ana Pltll.e•) \)f fiiSIOt)' "'CiJI lilt:, And IOQ•C.•I U10UQnl wn.cttt~nabhHJ h,m It; atUO'r "' Germtmy fo• 11\rtre yof• $ 1 tlt!r& hi& t wo lavottl8 ptoteuo•i 111 FtttiOurQ we1e o• Edmuno Mus uti. the l()u n<lftr Phfti'IOmenoiOQY I"CS E ZIHif\elo. t m•tnem•l•c::•an ana •ootcta n 1\now n to~ llt§ wo,,_ tn !!<OI lf\COIY D"'"ng hiS stay 10 Germany ht •' ~><~ atu<ltttO a1 H eiCU!Itwrg • no B.ttlln U"'"t'll\tll He f'lld r.on11nue0 ht$ m~Stc.AI l'fOCIIIOr. by Dlly!nQ C"illflbOI !flU~'" """''" Pfot Huss.,rs. orwp Reu,un•ng frOf'ft Eutooe, Fatbtl wtOI G a OIUtnai iOf' 0" tne ' Foundtt~• t~r PhenoMet\Otogy •oc;.,tw•d "'' tJocto•elt • • Ha r"\l o~ra 4nd ¥tl~ muntiCJ•t ltly IUO(Itoled ••, tnltlwCI(II 0~ rlltiO!OO,j II lht Oh.O St6 Ui Uf•t'f'ftflll)' 1 tg2~ 'r.e ,.., 1 ~ttar ne ma,r~o~G Lo•rll M! F Walle wtk)se '•'"'r w•.s 1 capta+n ol a O•tlt l lllttt htlghttr SOfJ wU I mlt hetn l lfC.tl'~ w no ltltl 11uQnl ~~ lh4! Unt.,..,$11'f of B~o~ltato eno AI &ryt\ Ma""' Coll('9t U ceot fo• • ,_,., ~~oad ana ltwn yt•'' ,,, Philide4pi\-A F't!M~ Wl.1 tht"u'.g il\ 9~ffAIO Unlll he ~~ Eme-tllui D•tltnQYli A.O Pro•e•so- Dl Pft, O!iOC>"')' tn Ut7l Ot~r 'l-0 UhS ~tOO n;: wtl 1Qtlht'1~ rehreG ''~ ,eers Cna••mt,. of tn~ Ptl•los.c»>\)' Dtp.allment ot l"e Un•.etsll)' ol 8ufl•lo Ht w-UAtao Cttlwtral't ot lha Pntlosoony OeO i tln'\tf'lil ol tna UnlwtrJUY ot Pe-tnsyt"•'"' ltom 196 1.&t 11 w t\•Ch umt he rt:SJgNtd to Jelutn to 9uttaw a w Ol&llng\11&-necs fl'tOitS.tOf of I" PhtiOSODhY ., SUN:'t'A8 ·-~ 1~ '~ · Far~ was awerde<l th t\OnOrary oeQr•• o f Doctor of Hl.lmanu.. l at WI .. Unl¥ttllt)' tie ~ Pte~det\t of rr.e ~"'•""" Ptulosopn.eat Aa~·~~~ tn 1963. By oi!AO M nod "'"'" olect..S P!Hidtnt ol ,,. tn tetnahonal Phenom•noloQiUI Soc:'ltY ah&f y;"tcn nt r&eetveo Rockele11et ana Gvooanhetm fenowsnlot F ~rber tounCI6d tht IOUff'l ll PhiiOIOPfft entJ Phenomenotogt~l R•set~cb Outing the second WOfiCI war. n became tntlfnllion&Jty tamoul l l"d bOeated wbscrlbeft In -tl-ly co~mutoa. Through f'lll ettona lo make ttlt joumal rotlect a wkJt epecuum ot oom•on. r'lt beee !1"1e koown to nul'dredl of pnlloaoonera throuonout the wOfiC. He published ttHcles on • 'flit array of topics whlch 1nc1uooa optnton• trom L.l tlfl heloed IO ~.~tabhi." "' '" ' •1&r"•t•u"lt • e;~urauon He also t•utihit1PO lu~l ~t>Qit.~m.. s as eu edtlot .a•ld corunOUior " ludtuQ •h• plttltmdll'l9 \Olumll. P11tiOUp/1'; tor 111~ f ~JfUte V~-rHtn ' ' aull 41t•e~ d of us 11m• •n ahe Umted ..,.arwlfl Ffi'bf'o' w111 01!1 remomoe'ed o~ "" manv iii ,,....,itlbty ,}d(JthOI't t~ .studartll• nave D • DOn$0 Of'! 91t.~e to otr '" mr lonn of 8tt0 8t.iS~5, nw1 f S pt«•set~ Mt StM tlet a POff'U f we'ff yotr CIOtlt lg lrMf)' ~t<~l 9f et'fffy A m~UC I t.•ll{lll!ft. lrlCOrnf' i& S6flltn 'Inti QOYit~nl Tn~~e: IIJIO'I ii'V J tf\0 tg 01~ thwg$ 'WODO>i"O IQ pay for poll~ ,,..olrc.hc,n w n , Oo we IIUOeul• naw~ 10 Oil~ tw•c:e t~ cn11 prottcfto4l., B~o~lla~ ~ Clf'l pdlr--" '~"''" o.-owtU"' th•t It fh tjy c;..a" t DtOIM.t 11• tn~" .,.r.ete o1re ou• l h OOIIAfl QOWO .se•••c:.t wen as"''' ol h!t l nttrttS$ II • tomOilllt<.l''at• C011C8Ht~_, $ChOiarfJ neJ()fUI lneod •flO S(t!!Ovt acaOl!r'niCtif• He nao more: Pf'l D 61uOUt tll H'li l •ny one elst! tn ~HS I:SOPifHTHtrll llequeouy oav~ "'""Y ,.,d tv.clual IUtortaiS artO ga.e ' boOII h.t "'" lortt.u,es ol oudOI•lO 'rOYflg 'cholars by P'-IOI•an•no tno,, •Hst JWcle"S. rew,ewa. auo ,.,,, tx)ol\:t HI& outstanding Qualltle.s a5 • te•cher <'nO cotte• oue w11e t orbeerenott (119r'111)', ano love 01 tearruno 1 htttet w ... •e lOw tmpo r~a nt philo&oi)hen. o l tllu recenl CriiS' or Blind cries li)IM JtdiiOI ., c. tUUtOt\ ol tf'IC A,itlt Aap.! ,,.._..._ FtucWCAC •an flluiOnl NhOm he diet not 1\00V't POI!)Cit'U.:IIY" 0 " IAfll'-!Qr'l 'UrYit41: I If! it o bltQIIt.o.J IV tfiiDOn<f tO M t Se\1l8f A te ttBI CO"e!I>Of'duoce Efudll ton was tot nlm a necenuy '"a ne l<epl up ""''" cne la1es1 strllr\3 .,d 111rt>.1<.1• t pnttosoptnc.•l develoe>mOOI Tne stua.ms ot Mat\oln Fllbet 1110tUO:ed n1anv W~fltt ' ' ' - nown to tne 1cholarlr es well as U'le QfOIP$.$•ont! a rKt DUstness •otiO Some ol t hem 'Nho P•OWed to t>e ouialti•CJ•"'O ac.aa~•c ..n s lnchJoe OavtO De GrbfJO ltd•tOI ol Pntto:.optucal C4.attettts af\Ci Rt>toluf•on oit'r' W011d RoUo HancJy, Pres•CJenl of tne Ame.-•~n tnsutute IQf Etooomtc Resc.arcn. Ak:ha1ct Holstadtet Pullttltt' ~.u ••iltdet! In httocory-. Marvin Ogt., o,ttutiil Antnroootoo•st and od1tor or tn.e JOU"*•' ol Soc1•' Parclullry ano Wutud Sefl.iit5 C)5$\ Pte.stdent of tre Ameftc:an Pnttosopn5eaJ Assoc~tton f II bet' 1-eavet bell•nd. htl .. ,lfl lC)rta•ne tnr~ Cl'ltldfE1\. ••n oJ W"nom are mea~• Ocx1oc-s. Lawr-.c.e RQ9tt •nd CArol The f"SI IWO were wtln lhe•r fatr.e.r ~~ tne e~ as nl5 petM>IQI alh.,sto_•af\s '" Mw.r.eapcw•s Carol pfecuces •n Atbany Atso rematn•no 1 1e QfJ,nOC:I\Ikiren hom whom Fatbe! oert..,ed mucn emusem.nt. Ct~Msure ano '"'Hucvon Alti\OUQh g.a.na ot n11 fttl yaats •ere o11n1u1 • • tt• suHetea fr(.tf"n ~1'\Cef' and Ill tre.lltnentS yet he f01.tnd tgy Wtlt't h•$ Deto'f'td wtJo. d'Uklrcrn. •nO grandcnll.dlen dUI"'13 somet•mn aQrtg petlooa ot te1te1 He w.ll &fways oe •ememDer.C Wtlh lon, atlec.tlon. and re-5POC1 rws tamlfy, coneaguN. ttudeols. ai"O olhftf lr1en<1s 1n 8ullalo af'O tnr041gf\MII ll'le workl ,,, YO\P ' ~ t.&) 165U41) or Ool<t Rlop~~ P,olouot ol PfltloMSpny (A mem01111 /01 Mlf'\'lf'l Fatbef r'tlll be held Olt Oecflmbttl 15 If 3 pm VI 1/ut Ememua Rt)Om of Hamman Han on llhl M•tn StrHI CempiiJI Mt S~ltlif uu'aloot. 'it tOAIIt'f to• • rnomeot '"P6" ~ OiACrtmm•tory chm6 t• A 11 gcru••ally CJC.C\,115 to firtuf111ttl I WOtJIO &OYt! 10 bl atHf' to 'A'Iilo. Heety 1 10\lnO 1.ampui ;~ td tne ctrtVtU)n$ bul no.teih'l~ ~•et•l c.tJMJIItOt\1 (llc>ea fUIS I I m\lll e•l""'' f~tiiGI t'IOC:IUmll ihollfll)' Of ltkt tf'le •1P ot n .t~.nQ my..,ll rnor t> ac;U$St01t tO IJ.S.IUH t dOlt t o•.atUt/ l"e. •Art 41r' cw•t•"' ,,.CIU&t~e 0""''...,....""'"'0t'~ ,,.~ li. ' co.t.SICMH '"" ilt~hh 10 M ttO.O t Ot•weltr'JI ~ ~Uf, 1 f t( AC;ffy r,o., tne CO't•t,..,.-nce· or the d tll'l4.e' frequWII '" f'la\1(' \.0 wl•t "'Cl 10 e n hOu' DeiWHn I"~ r•mtt am ff! itet'f' to .,_,u ane I' 'C lttn4t IF!f .-an Q'GtS me nomtf bulll ~~ et"14ll li~ bellttt lha , 11lt1"9 t"t fit.' ol waUu~ • •!.)toto o• t"'a• "•"•"'0 10 duoe-ncs Ot• ftt.tndt to t."'c..rl me iUI ,,.. ttmott IQI~ lt\. 1 the 11101\1 thOUNJ be Wft' 101 • 11 01;1 tn.n ··~ t a t • tt ~· 1• -1 rKe"l Chin(' SJ~ii!S~• ~ Hodi4,.10• tf\11 ' ' mote ol a tenect~ ot ~·rt,. itrw:l IQnOf attce ICOUf ' AGe 4h toU W flaQtaNI/ O•SOi.att then tl ,~ a tttlecttO"' 01 tNI Butta tv PQI•.._f' Ottoan~•t u• UfhYeta.tl)' Pot.e-e ftao4JC t611't' ~.nee ooth torDJ!t AlE' t.rnneo tn ~u• 1 110 usu•ll'l onl'f <tell wtll'1 a • ape 01 • Uilull t,&t II ()C:CUI$1 9HOOiy etr•ng OtKUmmat~ ooes nolf'ltr\9 about OIO()&e."' tttett ao ma)'bt' ~ns:te~o Of wiH•ng leltet$ we bt wOtkii\Q on 10twn19 I tit ptobtem of rape 5nou"' 'he an 1nd •••uti auau11 Uf\On we .... ou~ savt~ ..stu06n15 SA t... and tatcplyttrs ooilara 1~ tne ..,an Sfto!Y•Ct! w()Uidrft 1"1..0 to 0 11111' UnUI It! On, ..,.e may IS wen wor~ on mlnlfn1tti"'O O'-'t u~l. ratrwtt than gfto•no aDOUI tees 1he oentht o t ttlel~ outwcugns the toJU ot gi!lsulln• tneu days �ToYI•tH F•• . .,..(I, .., •• •• tlw ....... On-. 3r4 :L""~~oi,.. Hall GAY PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE sponsors A Lecture .. Gays, Alcohol & Tbe Bars" TQDA Y. Friday. Dec. 5th Hayes 239 at _9:30 pm Rivera cleared on murder rap by O.rio Wlld Sprarum Scarr Wriltr - followed by a wine end chnae party In 107 Townsend Hall prt'Vious $onvicuon which carried a prison ltnn or sb: lO 1S )'t"atS~ Rivera's auorney. Terrence Th• Apprllatt Division or Staot Nopl<s, told Thr ~trum that h• Supreme Coun has rtvttsed a 197& a~altd the conviclion on I he d~.s ion by JuStice Leon N. Arrncf arounds chat his client acted undtt and dtela~ former UO $1Udtnl cJitrcme cmo«ionaJ dis:treis whtn ht Domingo Rivera innocent or nrs:t itlbb<:d rcllow IIUdCnl Daniel clt&ret manslllughoer by r<&SOn or Cordc.ro in his R.rhmond Quad in!.AniJy. The deci$ion. reKhtd room '" the E1Hco1 Complc~ on Nonmbcr 13, overturned 1 March 5, 1978. BUrr&LO BULLS BIY BULLS ••• .. Four ps)'·h~aui.su agr«d lhJI Domingo Rt ... tra wu a paranot\J s.chtzophrcnlc, '-''hich was grounc.h 10 pro~c his '""nhy. •• Naples ~.a11J " He *&.s Ul1o such a dcgr~ that tu: c.impl)' d1d not know tht natuct ul thr crum• or that n was wrong." added. Acrotdtng 10 Naples, R"t'" btlit"\'ed he V.IU acung undtt .J rommand hom God. and tha1 ,h._ •h murdt:r was a dwmc miSiion "On&Jnally. Rlvcu bdotved 1h.<1 ht' •as commar.dcd to kill lhmrf bfothcf. Tno. •ho was viuunc lht sd>ool," l'laplo uplaoned. "\\hen he •au 10 elK' dorm to fuUiJI Jw mtu.on. T'ito was not thttt' aJuj h, v.aJ commanded to till Dan1«-t 11" -' sub,ttlutc Ht repeatedly told Cordero that ht: lo\>td htm. bu!th.u he had 10 '"" h1m . He appartnlh Wal M)ft1Cih1n& or I S8Crtfimll lamb ." Dunn.g lht 1978 non·jury cnal Jusakc Atmfr rulcd thaJ Ri.,..cra "3' acuna tuuply ou1 of tmotionaJ dt!!olt C''' .;.nd l~!t I rauh of drut~: USIIC Ho,."C"vct. Naplesslat('d 1ha1 there V.I.\ '"no CVJdCTKX or hC'aH dru& U\lJe, '' •a1 n01 subslanuart"J '" tht tf"\lnnon) or m any r('('Ofd• durtf\l thc tuaJ •· lnsanh) \\'h<n asked abouo the appral. Naplu mltnlltncd chat tth pro~ut.on 10impfy dJd not produ, , cwoor lhll R 1Vtfl was ~n~ at th~­ limc of 1hc \labbinJ . · .. When a defend t oe m a crtmm:tl Ca..~ rWe' the dtfcnK o( LDS.tlnll )." t he attorney araued, "thrprosttu11on must prove his. sanuy ·· Naples added ohatoht dtfcns• mu\1 comt forward with proof ~it he-r psyduatric evaluation or tcstimon\ conccrn•na irra1 1ona l bchevior- ahat the ddc·ndant ·., sanity wu in qt;n:tion aa tM timr ol tht Cttmc. ···The prosccuttOO an thl" cast," ht Hid, dKI not prodUo.e proor. and tht tnaJ coun·s find101 or au•lt was lpUISI the wa1 of'"" evidence •• ~BII· BU.D'I I'DR.DDI Rl•era bad bun seen for st•<DI montha b<fort 1hc Slabb•na tall.mt 10 hlm>tlf and aaina .,ranadY. The •yml>(oms of his iUness CJChibu«< lhcmJdves ror QUilt JOmC time an(J lhlS (the murder) miJhl have b«n prevmoed, said Naples, if onl) someone had d irccced him 10 1he Mmlll Hcallh Scrvioe on campu• In this otate as of Stpoembcr I. 1980. If the PfO.S«Ution in 1 crimtnat cast qrees thll tht defend on! i• noc auihj b~ reuon or mcne al d<fodcney, thtcoun may ~<:tq>tlh• plea llrtd ranllrtd tht deftflllam to 1 menu! boopkal without aoina to trial. Rl.,...l, amcntly II vrem H•vcrl Co<nctional foeillty in Slonn-illt. NY, wjll ~ ttlumcd to Buffalo on Decanbcr 16111 wllicb tim< the trial j ud,. wiU enter the oerdic:l of no• auihy byreuon or Insanity. Rivera will then b< turned o~er to lbe Nt'* York State Ooportmmt o f Menial H nlme for ·bolpilallzation and pt)'Chlotrlc: lrntm<nt . �1r1e opposne end or lhe spectn.m 1-----------------by Parne18 Spean .And vi&ions of sug11rplums d•nc.d in tM/r h. .ds. . . ~ I w~ in 10.. at the loell Oixount Oepenment Stcn behind sw1m11 of parents with Mastlf Chwgein hand, I hove no doubt 1M it is that time ol yeor. The lhopjling r:.u Iii*! with ce~ wreppecl boxustamped suit~ for • s 6 to 9 oro the.-.... Once ogeln wo oro amidst tho seaoon)lllfot ~•gn Mommiu ond OeddiM 10 r...those worn out Toddy BeMa, those amputoted a..t>1o end thooe .......,teresting end cliscorcled TV gemoa with the tat- In c:l1ldhood oa., . T 0 Y1and divers;on. •ns tho seooon 10 buy toys. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ::::!:: prW>Clng ponies. But, it prol>abllf ~ ~ ~ tr- the memouee 1nd bna of nostalgll rt wil trw« rn yOUt mrncl. I recognized 1 Alhor·P>iee revo<t b..:k to the old casn reg•l1tt and megnellt: "give 'em a few.blod<a of wood" bllckboard thlt I had long type stYling. Of these forgouon about. Not so long 190 blocks of wood artt now those toys ,... Pitt ol my Clvmmu 1Jpirttlons. lhongo thel uu.moiy ~~~(filed and cost $10 a I hoped ond pooyed Santa would piece. i)ring. a.co a.!IIM As thO doyo grow lhon• ond The~ of PIAkoysln the that mogocol tJml QIOWS neat.. , lhow was 8t'Mliflg. 1ho<l no Idea m._.,. of wee mon.•J• between that \httv were such a big marl<et.' the lgoo of one ond ten dream ol But parents pul their ~ the coming Christmat Eve when 1111 their drelml will como true In lou then thr" weollo it wll be 1111 OY,. Every otOCir.lng hung With """' w~l neve been llPPOd trom wit be om<...s for hours. How-. It looks as if the latut u =~·.~'!"'= Exhibiti~n at the Albright . . . ::"~.:;.·:,""!.;:~'=! 'tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~iii~ii!i,i~ through thoanimal$, kitchen.dolls N pullotoyo p "'usuaRy to While tho.. with children buy. b"\'. buy, their lrttle chafube shudd8f with an1iccpatcon tlthoy wait lho s1out old gent dre"ed In red flannel to award 1hem with 1helr c"'-> uinkots. ll's tho same man who brings lhem goodies today thet brought thorn to <!10 twolv,o yearo ego. When II that time 1 too shuddered with progress of t oya ond toy-meldng. Tho use ol color and WIYI of reproducing color Is dho VltfY on<>apatlon as I hoped end proyed namely red .,..d yellow are predominate. ConvOtsoly, toy pr~s of the pre-1960 optod lor ,......Y end oleboretell( mixed hues Maybe post ....,;.. children ore Indeed bnghter. Whk 1M uencts "' ttnctvre are .,... •'-"'~~· the londonc:y of tho Qhyolc:el wuen.we ol toys appoan to be moving "' 1 eirC\Jier panom. Some ot the oot1i4et toy• on the exhtbn are VtfY bilk tn design FO< ""ample theta woo a 1920s opo<ts e.< made of i slmplo block lor a 'twcst end rurn' Balt>lo and an Easy Balco Ovorc Kod1 today font....., With t ' - sc:hooln\OIH about six Inch replica,ol J .R. end Bubble· Yum beboea tNI blow mtniarure bubble1 How does o4d Santokeepup1 1 thrn~ even Mr C!a..s w O\Iid ha\ie a difficult ome daung many of the toyc 1.n the ..Jovetl Amenc.ans' • tl(hibh which '' eurtently at tho Albflvht·Kno• An GaUerv. It tl an eld'ubrttOn of Amer.can toys orgenlzed by the Musoe des Arts Decocetifc in PMis. The show is made po~b&e by a grant from F-tshe~ Prlca Tove Unfortunately Flsher· Prtce doesn't $hOw much of. the OJ.d capital•st c6mpethton aplrh; and the•efoce most of they toytln the fihow· w•re. of cour1e. manufactured by flshor·Priee. p.-.g pOnies Al~hough somewhat the tho w It onaaided lo lt't rotr-t, it doet cover 60 yeert ol growth In the American tol( rndustrt thot mokes IOf an interesting rtflecuon on the ovtdent mark8f of technological evolu1lon. But In this development It is ony 10 roelito the 'mponance of cok>r In 1 child' a toy. E.lll*'laNy In tho toys of the late 70o whore glossy verocons rll. the primary colort. of wood wnn two wooden wheels. TN• probably hos most of the same child· amusing quallliel 11 thl Clrcua tent, complete with elowns end to go to on exhlbtt Ieite lha "Joue11 Amoriclint" ..,ply lor be facim~iu of llltnOUa people. Uttle girla in the paot wete given 1eplicas of Shirley Temple and the Gionno quintuplet• (by tho way, whatever happened to Marie. 'Emily. CecRo . .ICnnotte end Yvonne?) to create fantasiet with. Now it's Farrah Faween end Oisco-Boroies. Toya-m not to reflec1 tho progress In edult awer-.s towards ehlldron. but rather the imposition ·of edult IOClety on their youth. ~ or not you are about oil tl)e aoeiological """"-!• of children's toys really doM not matter. I thinll ills more imoortanl the mantlepiece ond turned intide OU1 to reve-al h:'s contenu. Lo and behold, II lhat YltfY moment dreams wll become relllity. It wil be lying thoro on the noor ghtt-.g ond motionlesa, that pr11ed and unuinted virgin toy reedy IO bo loodlecl and bootln, I"'VSS't over ond -.cloned. Cruel ond unosual punishment Is what toys are made for. They are made 10 be loved . abused and c:hor11hed. And when their ownets grow into adohs. the toys mav be lorgonon. Clrvtmty w iN but me;, atweys be he.kt closest 10 theor t>eltrts. T/wl IIXhfbtt JIMU/KY 4 th. wt/J lUll thmug/1 �i <Q;prodigo l sun l J l dl<ec:tor • Gory Flohorl. - - - - - - . . J >Y John Lapiana BE There I recerntv l)l9ed lhrough • tatlttrl!d copy of S.rt,.tt's FMnl/,., Quotations •· J v01n. &H<Chlng " Seek and ye shall find f01 oome lUnd ol odoga omoyntlng 10 .. You can't judge a R- lMOtrical CGmP<IOV by Its Stage. •· S.nce a nobody had ever unarod h befCKe me, let j me bo the ftrat to ptesent to vou Blrtfttt's most unfamiliar quoun\on -"Vou co"' t Judge a thea wcal company by ru ataga: • "' No phrua can fll the Bufialo Entltflonimant (BEl Theatre mOfe aptly .. Sltwted In tho heo!l olloek·vour·eor· tloou·ond·roU up·the-wrndows territory. the thNtra proper IS houoed in a black, poorly lrl attucture located far from the toed Real to lind at 9·00 at nog1>1 . Even the .,..., taborets don't lcnow where A •• Aller QUUtlooing a seernrngty ! beCause of the Moscow in your name,' Coll:un a twlnt And as a dlre~or F1$htr really did not we'e expurcly axocuted and the acting - gw1ng due consideration to thetr budgetary constrt•IUJ- was vinualty flawless Any u.nconifort.nes& oxpcmenc.t"d from the ncketv ch••ra of the audtence seemec:J co have been fCHgNen as evoden<:od by an entl\u1oras<le cunoon •••v r:lOUig 8DI>fOOII Dunng the lc:nowledgebht man direct:.ng Ulff''C on Franklm Streec 11 to BE s whereabouts. he 6r.cted ua to a g'-am~ng mate)\H!4! on the e.ast s•de of 1 oark.ng hlt eskl<l 10 .. That looks hke Shea's Buffalo to NO •t• not," setd our femete know·•• 1 ~ntermi.SJUOn , Hnn YOU' ehatrs patrons we.-e arouocr· to "'ew the soette settlt\g for tt'le conc~ud;ng one lcter- .. The Indian Wants th• Bromc " Tne nami! 11 rnrsteedrng We .nought thO production was oo•ng to be about so"'a displaced me, .. I muuored ommJ.Citncly. 1 cnlt.• G tu~ :j .seem to miss many tricks. Tho scenes i ' halran pronounclotrcm I t _,., very lnoppollune ~mes.l .. You know why I know that lit' s aiPd FI-Sher " I d0f'1:'t J all, "Shea's does"'t ha'Ve "h'a Mos-cove-itch." replied tho ologhl"' wile railor !played by Duff Serra whole Y'rcldilh accent ot;pped Into an front and rear ma.rquee '' " Let't go W\side and check it out,'' our pudgy llnlo companion c himed during the When ha was not gtiltlng the pedoswans· knowledge of the downtown P8UHI • .-•••• llyOtJt. Nearing tha anu..,.,.. t h o Atneric:en Indian demanding to exchang• $24 rn trrnl<et• lor tho City of New Yorl. IACI...ny, they are only oslling for S20 "' old INiset..41 cordJ.I Instead. tlte Indian il of the AsN!tJC stra~n , lind he " wents the Stotuc .. beC<Iust his son Rvos there. UniO<lunotaly. he con not - • \ Engbst. "' so he claims Freauently during tho dramDuc •ntlfluda, the Indian, whUe ooundl ol dioco muSK: oozed !rom the aocko batw_, tha _ ._ ''That -.ndslilte Shoo's Buflalo io me " commented • now·ed.ament me. ' No. Ita not." a.he NJd 8Q8.~~"~ It <A~IS Pleoa.nt_.. I! ,.,.,,., o morel to thio iU: II vou l)lan on ouendrng o Buflalo Entenalnrnent production, scout out the tree ear~ •n the day, s><ef01ob4y when it& Ught out or VOY mav end up •t • Shea's Buffalo disco &J!.plalfllng htl tgnorenc::e of the dtalect. would go Ahet •oca1Jng the thearilt, i 5m&ll handmade JHgf'\ requeJfed patron~ to " use rt-e thtltte door entrance " Wonderful Wa epant an hour toolong for the place. now we're'" store lat anotnt"f tan m"'UUes of tHOle g.appling and &etrchlng lOt a seemrngty ...vi&ible door painutd 1n b&adt., on a the PilCh dallc noght ~ack buiklong .n FinOIIv. tho door blrtlrondv en1111e<1 ..Theatre .. appoor.cl Ll~• Balboa discovenng tho P.clfrc. we entered. Oef.nattl\' better l•t than tts oot&~de hulk, the ~r~tenor had emetwrtlh but p~asant tppeel Two tllgo• dllorde<l the large ,oom, with a t»memDde bar propped up In the corner. PhotOI of pest uiumphs •nd scrapbool<a dola~ing boclwoge ~fe edomod 11\o wells. corn~,.,ling the· w ooden f old out chalrs"'-remenlacienUif those used In a bWtQo goNogether In e c:ilulck · Tlie pov0f1y.flke conditions began to make me feet guihy lor takrng tho cornplomemory l>a5SP< " W.., INC' I pfa.'' But da~ta 1t1a leek of an . .uovagont IOOttnQ. lighting tioga materials. the BE ThaMttr oxco4laclln the nchn9ss ol the Spa•m• of 1~0 English 'fo compound hll troubiC$, he must A TAI.f.HTE.D rrtiO AT TH£ It: P<et- .,. .... l;t..-~ o..tt s. . • ncl Aer Waikt lbl" l tMt Of ,,... OM ect pilef. ~\odl.n W__,.la fine loCIII illent they Awn 10 ha•• uncovorad l>rHOntlng two ehort Pfodue;ttof'te. ~• 'J"he Interview' • 8rld w&f1 f01 a bua, that ev&n he doesn·• know whete n wtll Utke htm . Saemtf"Qiv the etlvatv comes trom Duronv the preoentotron of • The HTJ'ae Indian Wen11 the 8ronA" Cl' m glad ..,.,_., doeal. tt>e Butlelo £n1er11rnn-t ll\Htre - - to the thtona 11 betng k.-.g of the olf·~Jn Stoaot P!Oductlon companre•. Give and teb S.fore comrnancoment of " The lntllt'Vlaw.'' a lhoater member lntroduced herself 1o tho oud'ence . . .p~ained some ospec" about the produCilon, invited tho patr&.. to "lilY afler the ~)lay end liolp tha company celobto•• 111 annlvllt$0tV. •• and encouraged tho use ol the table , ...,.,._ llocl<p;lod high with bonles of wine and beet end cornl)lrmented by a \argo coli" urn• .. Who dnnkl beer during o play7.. our ool>hioticated matron In compony asltod. " Nobody,'' WO .......... he< ~tv Onlv ...,. did w e ' • • • ou:r Nrvete klte,-v.ew ' a huge beic:t'l ec.hoed tron, 1he reM Class • Two morats fCK the pnc:.e o f ooe ~ ne~te, drJt\1( • ·• a theatre Deep "' svmbolosm end soc:ral commemarv. "The kuervtew' Ptttea •· a top notch" tnsuranea W'!vesugator aga~st e lundly and eldarty fer.,·• thav al7t tailor, Abfaham Moacowht. Throughout - the scono. bOth men- proud and unrn.lonting- play' 'g•ve and take game' trying tO find OUI the IOCrOIS ot oath olhO<'o pall. Through e ser1es ol question• and tmawors. tho two mon, adverserl" It one pOint, comrades'" f11ti4f!Y tt anothef, Pf'Obe each o1her. Although porgnant end meanrngfulat tlmll. "The Interview .. ltPitflly meld• both the lllfloul and the comedrc ••ttcnow from Russia. Mr. PfOblem wes Wes.k's gr•v aock.s No1 10" reat•she fot' a teenager Seua aga.n toor center arage With htt: poruavat of the tnchan . H11 othefwlle convulcmg perlormonce woo monad only by t~e $lmo Y~•sh and hahan accent~ For th~ per1ormance ~ added u Calcutta twang Tho plot progresses as the two youths ta~e out a life ot 'ruatr011ons on the harmless vishot, periodic.etly punching. tabbong and verbally abuoing hlm . The Moscow ...-fch,'' deduced in&ur.-.ce invutlg11or J - T. Sh-- !played 1>'1 BE P>e.-.1 .and bolh ~let's your ett0<1 you .,, About the GRE or GMAT? PREPARE YOURSELFU! TN• co...- cosoerw ..neral •-UIIed. . common to lite GIJE, GllfA T, and all graduate-pro/...Aortalxhool entm"" exaJiilnatlon-. Topta lnod..,e: aftOI,.tlcol ,__,,., .,._,..j·1 IIOGtll. al. .bna, boufc: ,...._,.,, -bodar)l, readl~~t~ co•~ -'OS'fu, .,._,.,. lllk•podutlon. au"tGid"'l MJJI• and ,_, preparation. FEE: $60MaiD Street Cuapaa .lallauy 1Waa.auy 29 Tu.adaya & Thursdaya 6 eealoe•. 6:10 • 8:45 pm IN&TIIUCTOR: Dii!ftUe A. Kn:dbrtan ,. a PfaD Candtdat~ 1n EclaaaB_, ~at U{B. stage loft Whot l011une Howe•01, tf>t knaght s .., shinll'lg ltmOf emoont to a coupJe of street tuds whose onty purpose es to ma"e •fe ronen fCH othels Tne pa-t (played bv POt Bvrneo end Ray w....kt l rt tho NYC punk mold larrlv well Tt>e ont1 play becomes a svmbottt •tatement on t.he relattOn$t'Hps that OCCUf ;n the lowet classe-s of SOCiety A dtfhcult topec hondled lltPiflly by the CUI. of lhio review: If you The bog look hard enough. the rtwltd Will milCh P-----------NERVOUS?----------~ ~ IIllO language, 60 Uuent •t would meke Charles Berhu proud. extra>~eg•ma, mom �:: 2 HOURS ONLY! 1 0 am · Noon. Sat. Dec. 6th AI.NiamiE~ -o.a....... -.--·c. .,.,.,.-Sot. WJ-SfOIIE--..es BRUCE SPRINGST EEN "1\e RiHr" Oooo .,• r...-.s. .,..lll&llopl ................... u.-.... 115 98 l•St 2 RECOf!O SU ONLY r.---------, $898 : Head F irst I : Hair Sty lists 1 LP TAPE I Special 1 • 8Nc:• SpnngstHt'l LP'a & hDeti on Nil! at ~... low cwas ttwu Sun O.c. 7th AI oU'Iet at lateyene 388 Kenmo.-.. Avenue tAo E..,.~oodl I I I I Pr..:Won C.. ta. Blow l>ty l I Only $Soo ~ P e nna Complete I OPEN 1 DAYS A WEE!< 10 AM - MIONITE Sa~ngs:r.- $ lloo I Valid wtth this coupon thru Dec. 23. ·so 1 I - 835-9339- I ~ I I 1 I L---------.1 �i CQprodigol svn jsh8rid tel ~ Oingo Bolngo/Perilo-Stllgs Ons-Decembet1 l l" Iota ol waya. 011100 Boingo's MondeY perfonnance wu tho belt rock ahow of the yoar. Cetflainly, their"' cractoed whh the moat rock -rgy_$Inca .thio summor'a Heat wove Futival end cherged with tl)e most cohesive -; rock enHmb&e that I've ever witnessed. ,z But "cohoalvo" may be too ooft a wOfd f6r this ~~'""' Amonc:on bond Urom L. A .111 with the funny souodi<)g name ~vo cre.l lod an O<ijjinol nK.sicat COMCel>l which flUs from the oky fike • lood of br\ek$ only to hn the Utth oo c:onst~Y that it builds buil&ngs ond bridQea of .....,.,... 111. tEssentoa"y, I confooo scme soddy~: I dod not haor the band before ~v night, nor did 1 cote 10 look UCJ the• blo To me, lhoy' N be more ltltotntong u myat•••n•. rock L.on.a Rengefs who. upon dtSPOStng of thai lk•ef bOttdom. le-eve me wirb en exhttataaed feeling not unt•ke my f•vorite pleuvre.t j ea•*' Whet the eight membefl of Oingo Boin~ h111e done •• to 1ekt the IWkll"lrd rhythms of the avant gatde and make them more acctl)toble u boodetllne pop without sacr~ fic lng roama ol hoe-flowing croetlvity. They acompllal\ tills w1tll magical. otrullllHed improvlutiona ~lch atem, I'll hoi)O and bot. from swln:g jazz.. Imagine haorl(lg heavy reggaa. lhcw and TV wnes, foUt-l)an hannony, ar>d rock of the tanks and Beach Boys in a IUl ftamework Tho result• of b<sJt, 1>0reusslott. syntlleaat<a end gurtoro Is loud, taucous, '*-able, lvricallv lncornpfohonalbee ond rock 'n' roll It' s llo'Wl<! 11 '"' , _ , thougl>ful, evrne 11 "'' fuolty best ..., e.nnv Goodmen at his MppeSl Yeh, I don't cate Who theY ate bvl I know what rock 'n' rollo~ ond this IS a Opening tile ~ were ti'IO Perils. wttllout P...tme. wrth a dJtf•ent Mt of muste than their s\.il'l\tl'\eftt~ pop; T\,M'\U ~ ke uae~ • and ' "The Girl You Want" ' hiYI been rel)lacod by renditlono ol Elvos Costello' • tondJUono of "Ganong Mighty Crowded" and Nick Lowe' s " Heon of the Cfty." With th11 move aideweys, they retarn thetf donee band OPf>ell, III)OCii iiV whh numben which eoe rOOQio·lnltuonced. Tholt PfOb4em I• that gultahot/ vocahrt Geoff Cow hn trouble when lln9ing end playing lead ••muJteneoustv. Still, tome o t the trio' s songs feel vorv gOOd end a bM'K1 wil&h two rock critics must f'\ave a I)CtentoaJ fO< pop IKlCOOH. But they so<ely Mod 1 now voc•Ust 10 m.«e me tep eround Southtlde Johnny . end the Asbu.y Jukeo - Buff St11t11-Novrnbet 22 h wa1 right It the - · of &tudentofTIItl......,.oter·clo•e to Thanltagrvlng...nreot. In 1 hOt, ltufty gymn- at Buff State, - . . "'"""''· heroes, and drewns born rn Atburv Park came to ltfe Soutl>side Johmy end Jho rnfamouo Jultu provld 10 8uffolo that as long as lhev to there. baby. Htlving. Pttny. Tha tllhDt small crowd an•ioully ow-'tod Southlldo's II>I)Oaronco: the band' a horns ptopped on sllgil Homed 10 taunt the oudlence whh tho I)CiiShod, gllotening promiu ol 11\el• I)CWorful blaSia. And'when lhalungs ol the Albury Park boardwtlk llnally took the ltoge- Now Je.aoy prlm1 donnas thet they ere- they nppld into the ClOWd wilt\ tile ftma<er oound of &lllv flush'• guitlf. Southside't aou4fut vocala, end the rhythm 'n' blu<oa hom...- the! c.. meko yov torgrot au VO<.W uOUC>lu end caru - finala"' no ftnals. " I Played the fool" opened tho show, fgjlowed bv fiYONIH Irom the Hlllltfs ol StOM LP, inc:fu6ong "Got 10 bo 1 a..ter Woy Hon\1, " " ~ rtmc Bal>y' o Gone few Good,""T'--' Ag.«~," and tho onaedoblv ltlfecUout " T. . to Me." end tile <lrwnatie end-ol·o-love alfMrlide cut. The onorgy level wu high It the beginnrng ol tho performanca. to try end f ind • Ptlalt moment in the concer1 would depend 011 Individual favorhu. Panlculltly moving, though, was "Tel ~ to Me." As w.·,. .,, w ••();rpo•lng Dl tlwt lhUil c.IJ..:J ~m;,m "' ,, ,.,euw.,.~roe.- renditions of ··s.ve the-Last Oe.nce' ' and ''ThofO Ia a Rose In Spenlsh Harlem." In which young men dream and talk ol t~r glns. gltts that wi" come hOme with them 1her the dance m beat-Up old Cat& on I hot summer nlght,lli!f th01 Rve atld flower lllto 1 rose in ti'IO middle of ~lem. g!ris t11at will end UCJ on theft 1rm1 tONght no maner who they dance 01 ll.n with Spml<led among the $0t1Q$ from tho frrst throe o1b<Jms .,.,.,e cuts hom Jukes and the most recent Love/s A Scllliftee Songs~~· " Why" ftom Lo"* Is a S.Cnfwere u~cewed with lukewarm epOte<:iiUol\ Saturday "'!lht o1 tho Buff Stata gym. Although 'W'!I' from tho Juku album such ~ " Vtfligo. " wt<e a lottie more welcome. tAt their mos1 recent gig aJ tho R1U In Now Yon. Cny. tho Jukes played songs mostly from their 1wo lateot elbllm6. To those who had .. I)O<:tod to hoar enduring old favorita5, the concert waa tho cloooat thing 10 e true disappointme-nt.\ The departure bv the Juke& on theto two albums w as sorety evidenl In coneen. "' ruflecred by cho II'Odience'5 t iiJ)Oille . Bot " The FeverH wa" the ume: the ctu.stc ttodemerks ol dark glasses end 111 were still there: La Sembi' I frllnlled trombone energy wes aull as attohg •• ttvor. end Billy R>.tsl\ wafted .S IIWIVS on the lead guitar Whar mote could ~ . . k '"' than 1 lew beets, and a concen woth Southside• Johnny the Aabury Jul<et? ''*"''· full olen w- a.ou..n. condemmnod us to note" to a Wllftn-.VP act whiCh loft ..a all cold. Code Blue we• the name o111>11 tht...,an, unotlglnol and boring New Wave combo, probabCY beat known tot tha't 10ng u faee to Face, ... and otnerwiu v·e ry fO(genebte. And then the boy& were back '" towo. Th.n llnv, •n lrrsh hard·rock band of immenoe popuiMitV In Europe. They ere the fll\lorhe of • " ll<itish hoav111, fallarge concert h1ll1 on the contjnern. ~ cfwtl, ,.Wt'uske y tn tha Jet" •• lhe international anthem of EurQ~CM.tn alcoholka 8ut sinee Maggie Thotcht< hos oniNcted hot economic1l j)C)IId~• a Ia F - a n upon ht1 tonl>tld coumry. llntlin Is no~ tho place 1o...,.. 1 fortune So before 1M relftmerTt - · Thin uuy dedded 10 lnv- the Amorialn market, whicn Ia Whet btOught thetn lD Undo Sem' 1 !he Othot night AI membot1 of the group told me aftt< the lhow h does not dlttUtb them to go back oo the club """" 1ftar hoadlinong big futlvals 1r1 EutOI)O. They """" quite eniov it , cornplimendng their American o~ncos fO< the wotm wlleome they received. Train, catch THE 5pECIIQIM ride board in the SP~CIAL HOtiDAY ISSUf Monday, Dec. 15th /J88dlin6 is ,.,.~ ,l· - '!' . ~ / .(('' ',.~ "'~ ...:~·~:~/ ~,/ • But the group w as worth the warmest welcome possible Righi from tho beg~r~r~lng of INHr 1wo hou< show they put on tho heat wllh ''Ate you rtldy ro roct.." Ar>d we were Tho gtoupostonoshed w1th their precision The cooperatiOtl between Snowy White-who used to tO<.W with Pink floyd Itt.,., 11100 gunaost-and old Ilona ThOn Uuy rocl<t< Scon Gorham Thin Uuy/Cod~ Bkle -Unc/s Sllm:s - Novembfll' 20 was a pfeuure for the e• 11 weU as 1he eye. Snowv Don't Catch The ·A t:•"• Southside Johnny playfully ..:..ent Into the fin1T nhon1s ot " Talk to Me ," he opun ofllnto his very peroonll Dec. 12 White. who noaded obout 80 mlnutea to fa<k out his l11s1 smile. took care or'tho more bluesy. quret end melodious solos. Scott Gomem war rtaponoibla fO< the aggressive~ archetypic•l herd roCk guitar work. TM group was musically at Its b61t When both stepped up ooto thai• monitor speaker• and played 11unniQg harmony leads. There is not much to aay 1bou1 the keyboard pCayed whom tho grOUp j"'t recently pk:kod up In Manchester. You could seldom ho1r Darton Whaf!Of\, but let' s oresume he was ~; his backa~•v• joke• Wllf'tt enyway. B<ien Downey litho II'O<IP'I rel~ble drummer. Hia ~ worl< Is mora- then oubtle. tend• to be ..,.,..what monolonous, bvl '"' tile grouP'I musi<:.t concej>t It was just nghl The bassist end ainger. aongwtltt< tho moot defrnite 1>41<$(1N1flt'f of Thon Uuy 11 PNilynon. me " wild. black lriolvnen" u tho .,.... Info caMs him. He and"""'· controlod the audience. ovo'od u..lr onlhualasm. won their pllrticipetion end dominotod the liege. He had his touch of tiendrlx..:harm when he lrontk:ally plc:kod hl1 bass while flashing t.he audl.nce 1>11 wonnlng smllo. �©tprodigal sun! .- BUS'O BOYS The Electric Coon Show or: " A punk ain'1 nothln but a dead piece of funk" Whet some folkll " dig" us u~ fOf. Circus allow suburban clow ns A dieco-lighted merry;go.,ound wrth mlrtstrela kicking bleckfoce around their o wn titled umbo cool mHts Minette (101111 miHI fractured sound Plc1ure no.se If eves could drin.. toilets new WIVed olct'shave llick·a-dittv slave trip diamond ·plattld cheins lec:ed rn ef jolaon' s smrlo punks t ook tho door mittook n tor a floor It was zip-11-dH do-dllh In rose cullld leathet surlsong sand1o1 du·wop d<ontld glate moaned ftllintld gloll broke slit 1hroat smashing " conventional war•• tuned Thio Lizzy wu around be!Ofo tome . , . ,., . . Invented the term ''hoavy met<M,"' 8rld they wiH ho!>etvWy O<.rtlive it . Thov mustc lo o genuine mixture of suolght r<>e~ ' n' •oil with suono lnftvences of the metanchoUc biVH, hke In c.he brilltentlv pertonnad ' 1 1 demon of ~ .keyboard• on svell...........,. os "<font," "Nuclei< Device (Tho W•ztrd of Auel." end " S.oqoe Bordello, •• end """'the feed vocal "" the evnth$1iztt· laden " GenetJx." The S t.ranglor• 1\ave transcend<Jd all the comparison• 10 tile Doors thet they eomed in tholr eatiy daya; their nasty, .aggressive musical and lyrk:al ovenonea have sojcened a bit.. This concefl wu" lihowceM for tile lnu.fcace ,and inventive n\aterial from their lwo most recent atudlo olbums. 8/oc/t. ~~~ White a nd Tire Rav~. wlth e tew early gem$ thrown~ for good meosuta. " Down In the Sewm.. was an unexpected o.tigh.t, wnh Cornwell edding a Hendrik·Styfe dollY~ of the fine "I'M mHt yOlJ in lh~ .'babot. AND DON'T BELATE! " "Bring on the .. was a show·ttoppor, the Heve to Given Up" - l'!T1ott's sonv 101 people who "drink too mveh alcohol. have too many clgareneo and too much sex, hke mysolt:" I personally like thorn l>est when they played thll bluesy kind of rOCk that gave Snowy Wllrte 1 chonee 10 odd a touch of Pink Floyd, the kind of gu~a• solo that hongs In the '" Another clavetty tntegtated factor ol Thin Liu'('s mutiC wo14 the Irish folk -leo that White ahd Go<hom thtew at each other in their numo•ous o.utter duels The gtoup p.ushed to I climax and then 111VId •• thot peak lor a couple otaoniJ' tncfudong thai• Am«leltn hh " TI>e Bovs A•• Bac~'" Town. " complete wrth bl!nking SIICXIP fogo In tlla background In tilt end avf!yiiOdy seemed loosened up even Snowy Whtto Lynon, Gortlam ond Whno 1.,.., up on tile• monotO< spee~•• 11\IO a sing along. Bumel toandlc,ll the vouls on " Tho Raven" which,. pertafmed Live. took one powet and tnten.s.tv mud'l -grqtet than that on the: stUCS.O vlfston It is .ad tf>.1 the Strangle<• "'tte not boougllt to and then drove the sr,ow to a ttnu ckmu Lynott 1\ad the aud<enee completelY uncle< Ns oon1tot HO!$ reg\llar " are you out thefe7" wu tnthuNSttei"V ai\Swl:!ed The group c.amt bae~ fOf two encor-es 104<1 out'"""" dey. en<1 rhere w"'e 114e<l<v of peoule see<cll.ng fo• t!CIIet.S oUWde One tll.ng sull P<ll.llos ""' did Jet. Black reefty writ.e 1 book etlt-ng Brittsll oncluCIIOQ Seeger' s " Roaoone .. Down to eanll rock ·n· fHteutattts1 for denclng llow to look prmy being totally ugly it'a sharon tete america's aweetllellfl loved to death guntld het blood someone' a nlghlcfl9 lhe taste 1\ak gone around - M1chet11 F. Hopkins au<hence uan.sf0f1'1'ri(lg the wonderfully obscene chorus Buffalo on tht$ tOUf Promoters take not\eet This '*'ow - John ~m.SLM rolf mat"Ve&ouslv Pftfiooned . P'eetlt WKi conc:ese -tt .,ouicf not sur'"tM: me tf the boYs. Ci'Of\QUtlted more towns on then' Wrt thfough the St11et "I me~~n . are you really ou\ ll>erel n " VVEEEEEEAAAAAHHHH we s.u'e were Sttangl.,o - The Concert H11ll. Torohro-NoverrrtHir 26 • 198'D llasn' t been a bonne< yoor lOt tile Stranglero In The Busboys - one of those gooups you r•«< mote about \han heer from. Thew home town of Lot Angeles provNHs the corporate bew from w·h dl c.Jlcs UllKlVe rock snd toiii.JI'Wt proiecu, and. consequently,. the powm ot the rnedfl (PfomoUWS and manlgetl alike• IS pulhf~ these gvva: bevood the po•nt of e~pOSure. non'Oallv to new octo. 1 otd anyone o•t • ~ at lhe Busboys poster givot'l Jaf\U&rv .. guttatiltl,ange-r Hugh Comwelt Wll Mnl to P!'ison fOt a much pubttctzed ctfug convtel1on. Thofl. prodaim•ng them the be$1. new band to come atound '" ctur,ng thelf ~oumrner European tour, Cornwell, bantat Jean Jacques Burne! and drummm Jet Black were yea..-•7-ptastered no les.s with poSitive quo1es hom reviews, aM, in fact. courtesy of lA cfntcs ot dltfoung anested tw allegac:Uy tnctting a riot dunng a performertee in Ntce . .=renee. In the eou,.e of 1 curtenl US tour m support ot thelt now US comp•latlon LP Stntngfars IV, theh equ•pment truck, contalning over $250.000 wonh of ha,dwartt. was sto1ltn. The .soow In To,on\o wu riot withOUt II& dlfllcultiHI. Comwelt was detained It the c.,•diln border by cost~ agents who •pparlhtly wefon't apeareclatlve ot stature. Thfow in feature p4eces In Am.pers•nd and Rol#ng Stone,. all within this past month. and you have what Is eommonly called 1n the music bvsmess •• ' 4hypo." Pure and siml)fe. Flne, I thought. l won't let a tittle thing llke thiS effot=l tho way I fool a bout the Busboys. I'll 1011 IKP«I a Nttla more from them tha.n usual to offset much of tha etJtl dryltlg Vtk su~~ing this 9fOUp. PoetiC JUstice in • his reco•d fno pun Intended! Thenlt.o 10 some lnt minute meneuvttf"klg bV 1 am¥t lrt0fney 1 tM so&d out SIIOW wont on u scheduled Alter a Ionge Clefey and ·~ insull.,obl'; bad ope~~lng ect llhe Ray Beats. who looked 1JI(e rtject Beech Boys ond w01e luc~Y to loovo the stogo llltvel tno Men rn Bloeli suoile on stogo. The ctowcl wu wartln' for 'em The ....,-magical open.nq al!olns of " SI>ah Shell A Go Go" aen1 the )am'll.clted mus of humanfty Into a I11Noed fol of pushing and pogolng. The farm Marted 00\lght refuge at the back o f the lheatw " Ouc:Mss" wn dedir<eted to M.,. Wost. "rest htl soul in peactt .. Ottvo Gr0«1flllcl.c:leltHIIaven end foolting fi1te a sc:hcJolbo¥, ptOYIKI homaelf to be a vorn- reverse role. Well tookev he-1e. Look at aU the punks'" Ihe crowd, Oiling Stege One to the rim. And ov11 hftfo tile Busboys llnoUy stnlll onto thtl stogo en hour end e 1\all ehor thalr scheduled limo. Ute 1$ tough when you're IIP•Irld· eomong roc~ WlnJ. i blink Yes Indeed. the band ,. truly ~omposed of rove blacl<s anc1 one ctwcano just •• ovOfyone Ays. And I& that a ntolllve guit8f I see strapjled onto ono fellow7 And 1wo - · keyboerd set-ups for two completelv tuc:lt musloansJ Wow. Power ci\Ofds enCI Szechuan 1Restaurant, ~e. 62 )fillersport Bwy.- 832-5555-6 Reol PelcU., & " Style Food 10,. Student . Dlacouat rot!. The ..., ... only ooe• 10 tar. Then rachtl gfnvn..:k. is soon IOtgotten and tho rnusoc: plugging away os tn<lilllngUIIMble and perishable. A llalf ho\)1 "br"iek" only 10 come boclt and - t some of the _,., songs does nothtng to help the lliAboys. Undet al1 tile tlwt ties nd forcecf omlles, ancl the boacls of tl<tld oweet. io me axfftence of Jimmy Cilf, tile ontq Tllwd Wotld, the efiiC1ion of Ronald~. 8rld the fO<Iotn know ledge IIIII ,.Othong i$ """' o<"n9 tO get any better. ..I•'IUpJl/1 -----... I .., __ . .,.....,_ .. pow., clrummlng fon:ing way ""' ol IM - - ·' Vou mean to tell me ~:r aro playong rocl< ano ,.,. eo-in just like !hey di<i-lhey stM"tedrt ol off o ~M-~~~--~------wt quanet o1 a cent.ury ago 1 Wow. Now what abOvr aN tills outregeouo l)lNV<Iy l'vo been " eertng ~u1 , Ltnos t1ke "t warn to ,oin the I(Lt klux Klan.. l'nd "' dOfl'l ge1 no tespeet'' b"""9 a smile to my lace. But that smut very stowtv fades • way . What's: w•ono7 Alen' l tho ~boys 1\avtng fun moci<Jng . 1homsalvos ones plundaring wn., liUie &;&U-esteom Amotlco - • In tholt color I Isn't II funny the way they ••ploh ti'rftir rece '"' 1 laugh . I 1114111\ rt 's only rOCk end - Two cloll .. a. eno - • sutr<le P!UO !0< ! ' - debut lP W-ltod.- Rol- f3 10 lOt couples. wa.aheS r1 eM away t01 awhile, I suppose. CHlCKEN • FINGERS u... - ......... H~ol&. I l _!! _____ .. 1 .......... wtfh ti*~ A........, ec c.to.-$9\ ..... - - . .... Ulrtory. ......... -Ooc.tbO.'IO I::-·.;.=-~1~-· ____...,...I .--'IUp&ll POTATO A......._..,.......;;:e.... Cofoo""'"' ...- -.... .._ .......,,.......,...... . 1 . . . . & . .. . . -~ . ..,.. . . . . " " ........ ~ . - Tony~ GOTA VAN .tND TIMB?"r! [ T• ~...::__·-:.- ...an,. you!! Pald poaition •"•il•ble Call 831·3676 or visit 355 Squire Hall (MSCJ Spca~. to Elena or Phil· ���! ©prodigal. sun rrov1es entieaf evaluation in literature. to remember hTs t~atlon$h'p Yet while psychoanalvtlo theory with chis woman. -T hoy meet at can be ui ed conauuetlvely to a party. she makes the initfative. help people with se•ual and and theY go to bed. And go to emotional lnhibftions,..Bad Timing bed , and go to bed, and go to opts to take a glaring look at the bed. There ant no deep -bleok aspacu of psychoanalytic meu~phvsicsl conversations; it 15 theO<y, tho IVPB college students jus! lust at Its plnnocle, 1ho may have been a'V"'sed to. I ' ulttmate psychoanalytiC remember sitting ln a Ch!ldrents teta·tlonship. Uterature class a couple ol vaars Ytn h ls not quite what Garfunkel • In Bad Timing ago and listening to my Harvard educated PrOf essor's psychoanalytic explanation of A psychoanalytic study ______ by T hom •aR . Coco~ Csme/ Know!Hge. ll!ld tl'e latter represents the femaJa film, (once M·tated), w11 toaded vag;na, "he wouJd say. . PlyctloanalyaJs atwavs with profound oociollae><ual statements an~ worthy of careful critl""' evaluation. So Is IIIK1 nming: A Critical OlwtssJon. The movie. tamed in Austria1 .fs well wdnen, wttll acted, and supefbiv directed. It One legitimate criticism I've received about The SpiJctrum Arta' staff is our unwillingneaa to cover X•rated, ot J)Ofnogrept~ic material. The - t a b l e U8 community members who •dvls:ed me to occa.stonaUy visit is- not a pornographic movie per the Capri Art Tt\aater on Bailey Avenue Ot MVetal downtown ll'leatres were earnest In their modett prooosal. I cold th&m 1 would try, but I somt!how could pot motivate f'I'1Y5elf enough 10 see a movie with a cltht like Debbie Does Dabs or Lear's popular poem, The Owl And The Puss~•t. " Now the owl represents the maie p.tnis and the Pussy""t obviously se: h ts a serious hauntlng movie about e pfof•-SSOr of p.svchoanatyai&. Or. Alex Unden IGarfunkeH who meets- and Wter lives with o promtscvous. enigmatic young woman named Metana CTheresa Russell I. Melena ha-S a«empted sulcldo. Rt~vet~ge of rne Hlgll School Cheerle•ders A friend of mine k.rlow m y dilemma, and he suggested Bad Timing · A Sensual Obsessior~ to and the film f ollo~he rescue snempt at the hdll'lft\ while providing flashbactc.s concem•no Ale)t, er.d Melena's stormv, me. Thlt movie. !billed Md rateo 11-s " adult entertalnm,ent"l IS c arr\81 rel&11005hlp, currently ptaying at the Amhent Theater and star$ An Garfun'-el ot Btidge Over Troubled W11tet tame. Garfunltel QUit Simon and he wented to be a "ser\ous ac tor " He starred m two Mike Whet' s New Puasyc:a1 1 The him and the plot are actuanv u.sed as a meraphor \O •ownslcanv ttl(plote aspect,; o f psychoanalytic theory. This theory is very popular 1oday '" Nic...,it film•. C4rciJ·22 aod tha field ot Garfunkel 6 decade ago bt>ceuse psvol'\olog~. and for seemed very negative, qehsatlng ""d depressing to mo. Sigmund Freud, the foundi~g fathBr of psychoanetysit, once sald that the t·wo men tn history who ca-used the mo:S1 damange to the human ego were Copemicus and Sigmund Freud, Copernicus because he was the first to state 1hat the .suO, and no1 tho eenh, was the center or the universe. end himself becsuse he was the DIW11Y& Wind~ OP vHely submitting ro her bedside. The camete lades in on GarfuokeJ fnd fades out on tbe crowds behind him. The Who Is 10 the bockg,ound. singing for rathec t~tuntlng) the song "Who Are You1" It is all-so narcissistic, so ogly. Garfunket is perpl8l<od. Wha\ ha5 th•s sexual obsession done to him 1 Why doesn't he enjoy his ullimaut psychoanalytiC hopet.,.slv aoM Go.~et tries OSCI\OYV$ ~or , ..., ........ ond. 1'\er $u]cjde AMHERST 3 I F-~~~!W!E!!q • phone call comas as an unfortunate surprise to h1m . Obviously this film Is not intended for teeny boppers. 001 was It intended for Jmmature thrill' seekers. SexualitY is leetured here. but in • tectlul and sensitive way. I found it sad thet only six other people attended the showing I -anended, because th4& film is the antlthesl$ o r typical Hollywood conglomerate trash movies like Middl<l Age Crazy ~nd Loving Coup/8$, IThe Iormor allegedly " e)(amines" male menopause. the latter. wileswapping. Heavy toplca, but. .1 Bod Timfng ia also well acted. Art Garfunkel rs Indeed a serious actor, and he handles all his roles whh a classY subtlety. Therasa Russell gr;es an irwlgu!ng performanca. as does Harvey Keitel ( Tllxl Driver) as the Inspector. Keitai'SitehatilCter could h.ave proVided a more interest ing sub·plot it further delineatud, but save 'or this. fantasy1 .Classy subtlety The two lusters eveniUalty flght as Mmttna eschews snv fir5t to 1\_ote that man's actions 1 idea of a constant cerebral are Influenced by seAual lust. telatlonshlp w ith her doctor Thus~ I btiUCve the friend. S&wt l!~ roam1ng atound psychoanalytic reason for my Europe,b 'eddlng u motorcyclist , w riting this rllm review Is simple· an actor. and af'y other me11 I'd like to ge1 a job at the Buflslo who mav ha\io seen htu at a Cven News~ work my wav up to partv . Yet 50mehow, she misses managing edttor of The New he! man. and t1e misses her. York TimD.s, Dl"d bang atl the Thero •s 1cns•on hero and there female temporary s.ecreuwes IS pa1n tn her face, but Gadunkel .-nd wot4ld-be·reportets at w111 can nor see the psm. Htt has OeOfe~~fng. •sn' t 11 ? So was become 5omewhat $lerlle 05 he thiS movie. but 10 a positive and searches for r atlonal reatwning apmopuate sense. We watch lor tht.'11 telauonshlP Me. in turn rvwaJIM HO PASS EHGAG!MfNT Garfunkel wants . H1s de:slre Is to return home to Nttw York wnh this woman. to settle down and enjo·y ~" -e meaningful relationship:· He tries to talk with her and cajole her. but ha -a ttempt and tast desperate ...,""'.. pacboe lor 121 101 only 114.95 at MINERS1 10 screcnwnter Yale Udol-f offered dtrector Nlot.olas Aoeg anoutstanding scnpt that he handled weU Bad Timing has bt:!en somewhet of a hnenctal and cntical dlsappomtnient. but thu film 1tself is probably • v<ctll'l) ol bed umtng. I can easily see cmics referring to this film as a " e:l3$$1c" the way rhey do now Wtth Carnal Knowledge. another ftlm much maligned at its op&ntnQ't If you ~an to see u at the Amherst bo prepated to struggle And •f you don' c Uke frlms like I h is. Steeping Be•ury 15 1'1Qht nexc doot. BAD n MINGtAII.ill &o~.l Oily 11 1:30, 4, 7, & 9:45 $1.50 Iill 6 pm BOOGEY MAN (RI Oliy at 24·6-S·lO.pm $1,50 til16 pm lAST {ANGO IN PARIS Diiy at 2, 4:30, 7:15, & 9:45pm $1.50 till 6 pm Fnends of CAC PresPnt • V'.W'IT 1'\.UJLD"t!:J.. HNE ClO>lE IF )OJ tw> InN OVEN ~ 1'0\i'.Ua' UFEIIKJ CV.TH (],19. EIIIJMOCf( El5£ IN 1llrIMO.E l>la!D'' EVERYTHINC YOU ALWAYS WAN TED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX , Frida?, 170 MPAC Ellico~. A.C. 1 &. 9:00 p.;, Saturday, t<l6 Diefendorf MSC 7 &. 9:00 p m "Sunday, Squire Theatre, MSC 4, 6 ; 8:00 pm Adllll.lalon nclt.m $1.SO • • ~~.-f'...l'J;tl,rcTI+.~-::•"'•',- 1 - 'f11 ~, • • ~~I ' I " - I !j I J 11 ,_.I 0 • �©prodiga l su n ~ by Bryan K. Mullen Now that we alf ivoow '' whp Ahol J .A.. •• I hope everyone who was stuptd enough to buy bu1tons. hats, Sh•rts and scarves beating that logo wtll ptease get Hd of them! They a1e Ol"'ly a conftrmatton ol your $'IUP•dnv-. I love 10 begH'I wrth .such ii warm note. u serves to soothe 'eao~' t ana t a~e theu rn•nd$ off my un•roagtnat•v~ wn1tng stylt! Anvwav. the fall TV season has k•cl..ed oH and Vll"&s oromotly fumbte(f on the one yard ltne Yes, the new snow$ are as bad as netwotk TV geu ijf\(1 aft! no t w Ofth grvtng Up studying lor t.n~lt Brooking A w ay BrtJaking Away iABC. Saturdays) IS probably the bes t ol now Show s . GranH!'d om~ !"lour comedy drama suc:cessfuiiV r ~talns 'ht und~•dou buddtes who battle theu Oulthl $13lus "' Wa.ltet Mutv wnh a pass1on fo1 all th•ng$ a un•versny tow11 run bv sttt.l>. "' the n\utl hal•an I have thts nauseaung teehng that "Oa Doo Run Run•· any eptsode now bu1 to mv lraterntly tvoes The teal saar of the show '' Cvr•l one of the boy5 who 1s lotevttt the deteat1s1 sorprrse: he manages to cap ture the rm suc-h a loser .. he Jamenu, " So ~w GOme l can' t IO't! mv yug•n•tv:O" BrUainng AWS)f •s prenv good telev•~!Ot~ !md tf VOI.i tufll brea"-. 1nto a Qh Of'U$ ot rmpottanl character ' $ sleepe, ·hn rnov1e about the couung ot age 1n the tndll'lna stotior 1 to~ ---~ ··station r(}(} Clnsr for Comfort 1ABC lvC$davs wtHctl s1ars leO kn,!Jh1 ~at have Deen c:loned ovet lhe veers to Anvwov tOor, R•c'-I~S- -always Si:tV!Ji n ond I Uk e tt) Thomas •s h t$ usval sancttmon•ovs se-lt, always bun.ng I~' Ofl tus daughter~s affans "' t~lt!: lifSt e~)JSO<lt.! he tries to c-onvtnce h•5 daugtuer 'hat Both il'~ ~nuc ~r. ovt$ ot coutse and daOO\' 'hOH1t.+~ .n(.cssantlv tr"'at thftr se• 11-v es tHe all too .she' s dating a mamed man " How do you ".now he s mamed? • s.he asats ' I m your lathe' , that s how I t..now,' ht> re,>hes And of course. Oad hJtns ou1 to be ngh ( AI the eod of the show 01anit Canova shoes her re.al talent. betting (hf two timer in the gut S ~ trve '" \he ftrst eptsode Oad 5ees H~o m~n ''a•Q.Sit'IQ ll'lt o h•S davgnters at>J:tf\ment trunks lhey' re bang•ng has liflle g1rl$ b'a•lll OUl, SO he bW51S In tO saVI! 11\eM Judg1ng •rom ner per•ormanc:e. Canove ontv to OtSeover lhBl ~hev ft ulavtng '"a'ades h s all I.I(H"'I IJC@d•t 1ab1e anCII)()t \'t!'" lunf'V (j1rts I m .SO'f V d 1C11\ I I'USt yQ\J ~1'\~JI s Olo.dv dad cause wt> ~n o w vou m1gh t ba bctuer oU thallengJog Sugar A.av Lttanard, because her presem tOb Should not tas1 100 long The uolv b'fYI"tt SJ>OI ot the &how •s- Sher&tt Nor1h who play, Canova's boss Her 5~V rvn•r.al manne1 sleals 1he show and de-sone h~H lew hf'\es but she dcservt-.s batu~; Tho!'J'IC\s and Canova dttserv@ each ott\er IO\>~ U!. llll1lltllllllll..llllUI1.1t:un Anng tM•Io the •e runs Poo• Ted 'l!1tQtH . a lttSt raa: ,;om•c acto• •5 m •s l. a~t hert:' a.!i the 'VO•t al loud mou tt,ed w•dti eved I WIStt I WEA£ A ,._EWSU AH Ted kni~l a ~ h iand t i•J In A8-C"a M W 1• 11 oUei11\Q.. Toe CIO.'ift lut C•l'" 1""1 ft.onl'\\ fn ;,r\ 00W f'\ W lfh 11 Well. tt\iu s the latt!:.S1 scuop o" the IOiev•S•oli wortO For thos•t ol vou who care- I'll see vnu next month ano 101 those o• you wNJ don L leep weanng \'0\JI I shot J R '' duds- UUAB FILM COMMITTEE announces this week 's Midnight Dou.ble Feature: HEAD has been cancelled and will be replaced by: Books from Ireland and England Calendars from Germany and Japan Light Fountain Booksn: -c.. _·-- - 532 Elmwood Ave .• Bullolo, N.Y. 14222 884-4094 The Horror of Party Beac~ and GASSS will be shown as 'scheduled. Agatha Christie's 't~MOUSETRAP 8:00p.mtt Katharine Cornell Theatre SUNY Buffalo, Amhent Campus 8111 11 ,_....... n.oo --··-...oo St~Citl ..... ».00 Friday and Saturday. II pm , Conference Theatre. Admission : $1.60 students · $2.10 non-students • suo f7\ BOARD r ~ f'm a Big Gir1 Now I m a &g Gtrl Now f ABC j:',tdays) ()roves that Oannv Thomas shovlo keep h•s. nose out of televtston tor good Luck.tly, he rs only lhe to·sta• here p1ay1ng s~ond l •ddle to the " b•Q Q•rl p1-aved bv Otifna Canova formetly o• Soap Thoma' ponlitys Cdnuva s tather ~entam.o. a dont•st who moves 1n with htS daughler whef\ h•s partn~' rut\S oft wnh ht$ wife anc seu up shop tn Soa•n I as'- rnyse11 ohen JuSt who cteates these shows (Spa•n }l and I' ve dt!'C1ded thou t ~\ere l!io an extremely un•nt(!li,gent matmatn the teleVISIOn standara- t 'I Moore Show H e piiVJ\ a J•ttety h&f1t.r fa1her w ho fen1s t"s nownst.m!i cJPArtmem to h1s twL'I IOv,ng ct~ug huu~ ' now You WOI'I' l b~ and obv•ouslv hu,tuned bloc of wrners wN Charmed U:!!o f 6 r vea:•s a~: l'\t• bumbl•ng anr.hormcir\ o r1 n'tt Mil ' ~ TvltN J.u'H'l•~""•CIVS fe~tner w i1o cont•nuallv 'T\al\eos a ~ HOI ('J t ..HmSelt r (I•O CJo.St! lor fqmiQn tt!~tt~lt-"' •le~ he1gnt5 101 nadn~~" m TV 51T ,.om ~ .a"d .succeeo& 1ft bnng•ng d t an dei~V vour bar 1'\Uptny lor an I h iS Scuurdav n•ght, see •1 btmosphere that made u~ progor\tlor ,n moving It tnvol\16$ iour nrgt' school Shaun Cass1dv ts not my tavonte chotce to poruav Dave Stohler. .a teen ·aye Too c•ose for Comtort The hrst ol the debac•@s ,s heartJano thts :][~ONE. INC. • ! ~ �t© prodigo I sun l ; .---------------------------------------~-----------------------------------. 1 ~ l ! 'j "' ! .. Gtvetltem ~ tltey WOilt to h.eoJ. (~nd hope they do the same). Available at Cavage's For the person who has everything, Elvis presents 20 songs consplouous in their absence from his previous LPs. RodtG'.':! Billy :,lck Lowe, Dave Edmunds, and TtwV Wllllams. Give ..Seconds Of Pleasuie:"' Billy Burnette tears the roof off the~ with the hardest rockin' debut of the year. BOZ SCAGGS Have a heert, give Heart. Heart's ..Greetest Hlts/ Uve:· Both on this double elbuln. HITS! Great hits make great gifts, and 8oz delivers smesh efter smash on ..Hits!.. �©prodigal sun ! ·- • H is first live solo album Is the perfect <;Jilt for an yone who has sun<;~ along at Kenny's This Christmas give Money. Eddie Money. How can you go wrong? coocerts. Justwhat all your friends are looking for this Christmas: a new Cheap Trick . Watch their laces light up when you <;Jive them " FIICIIS" -a tasty new double LP trom Earth. Wind a Ffre. \ No, it's not Santa up there in the skyit's ··uttte Stevie Orbit:' A visionary wort! by one of the most innovative groups in rock music. ,Gifts·that go on giving all year long. On Columbia, Epic, ARC, Kirsmer and Nemperor Records and Tapes. �i ©tprodigal sun l r i ~ l best example ot the daparturo trom the former Jaelt101> otyta. u il dlgres..s Into 1 long 1<11trumantol with cruhoo and clnhes, d -·ahun"'ll slopa, wwd note5. reverbod-ocho vocall . ....,.,l>e album'• chariC1eristocaVv lhrobC>tnO bass Be.r Cozy wu PtodUced by Jackson. wno also wrote ~d l"lf!g4d • • the $0MQI Ht ereete1 1 mote tU1J sound than Oovld KOfshonb<lum did on I 'm The M an eM Look !;Mrp. rllytng heovlly on bass al'\d drtJmt Instrument at' alld Odd noises ere upfrona, uuheu than vocals, Bl"d the Hrat, bttl!!f hsttm doein' t &ovnd much lik e Jo&. h 'a 8 pOWerful crcra tiOn. - P11mcta I Cstrlngton Yellow Magic: MuhiplitJSIA&MI Orc:heatte , )( Not much Ia known ol>oul the J1paneoa tleetrontc: ocena. For " I'm loformed, the ontv one who'o brolton tho barrier tn1o New Jersey 1s tseo Tomtte whOso thOwy ditpiOya of twwlers, ViPPOfl, f'K>Oters, tweeters and O'mctackill btinSJ• Ul IUCh wetkt'Vot'O POPUlar dtSIICS IS "P!ofudo to an Afternoon Alone" and " The Sunta", ·· (a! they tranalate imo EngliSh) bordl!ting on tho tasteleu. Thank God there's no reason to c.ompa,re h1m with the Yenow Magic Otohosua Yes, chey'to trom Japan. Yes.. thts Is thltr soeond a lbum. Of course you Specials, Mortt Specrsls, tChrys11lisl A couple ol montha ago I •tad ~whefe lt\1\ the SQec.le~ were gOtnQ 10 meddle With lhe tdQ Ol " mural(" for lhotf next album Gawd no, woed me. iiS 0 boOming bollS end bongo boat, gur\OriSI Gret>am Mally's dreamy, aeslhotk:o•r pleulng volta mak.. • wlotlut commentary on youlh, lib You< grandma might: " Kkla thou dlyoiThay' re all tho same/All cau thernsalvoa/Somo crorf n1mo." JKkiOI' cuta ln. a cruow old mon, raucously p~onounolng "akunl<s and punk• and h eat<1 a nd gaaks" wh h a hearty dlagutt lt't a nk:o contrast. "Pretty Boyt," a rocking aka dance number, one'~ egein loahes out 01 tho olasdc culture whefe took• ere JCM Jeckton. lk111 Ctllz'{IA&MJ Joe J-.:k""" IIMulcl be taken •..-.tv Iron now on Hit lho<d end boat album, S.11 Ovy, clioplrfs o greater ronge, depth and ongm.tity than Ills pte'oliow wO<k -lt'o IOIMlhing ol a d•portiJio, and 1\ •~ceeoa OYtryttltng, I ltVOfltO theme dt JK.kson' s l"ls She fleollv Goong Out With Htm" 4t1d " I Oon't Wanno Be Uko Tllot"l. ~round.' a doric CO<nment IIPOken to • stud¥ QU•tar rup and puncwated by beu 10 bt~ng out the raggM. is the olbum's moot atark ind dis<Ulbong cut. tt holds out little hOpe for the ttiurnph of 'ock agN1tt rac•am until aomeona tales the bt1me A mesaage. • song. Isn' t enough Be•t Cn1y 1a • much len 8CCeSSJble album than wee I 'm rh• Man or. The album'a t»ggeat f11w l1e1 •n pert..culertv, OebU1 Look Sharp. There Jac"'son'a ht•ny. occa.-on611y lOO .,. no pur• pop aong.1 -nothln' Is ktr~de anJI.tUVI to mo~e a point. ''One to One." Kuto J eekaon 'a cyntclsm ia more an emotive plea to a ''conscious" pronoune~ and 1Hs humorous than 10 woman who hodu from love behind her eause1. contt•m en over-repetition of t he p.a~ . but hta mess•o•• her• are so nron.g and s illOtr• th•t Older ruMS ate IWO notes Jn the chorus. when the fluffy In comp-.1..,.,. Fro.n tho C>O«ling olmpla, wondarlu4 line " you're beautiful "'""" oer.em ol the thle CV1 fincidentallv wtlen you get mod/Or aa that a IA!_Jtist • grell wey to lllt'l 1 Plt'I:VI to lt>t! final otK.ervauonr· d•Jtvmed wtth en weli ot "Flt ," BHt Cnuy calls a -..be< authentk m1Jl of C)atP'IOf end t.rony, t5 tYll eye 1t>a1 wew>'t lei you go-yet it os, much more mel'f\OrltQ. ''Sn Every Dream mualcaltv end ernotionaly, so flOOd that HomrfA Nightmatel" sult Ofs from tho \'OO c1n't d'am111 k n too gloomy . same <M. .H .Ja.ckiOn' s obs•v•· The fnMr Sleeve Nyt thet IN album nerrttOt'' s oertec.tly underlt~ed anfleciton " r•Pf•Mf'ltl 1 deaperare attempt to me.ke on -.rse-endong phrun maku it, ool IO<ne . . ,. . of Rock ond Roll." Thougtl the heaVAV·IICCented ChofUI JKkoon recog!1llet thlt Ouch an Fe~ of love eM tenderness are In enormouo tult It ~umatoly doO<nld to lhOft auPC)ty on chis release... Fn1 ' is • failure , 1M auernpt Is a good on• oumbet thlt sums up -JIC:kson' s oh· becauoa Jaekoon knows that the most • •P<OSSed dtomav 01 trondo aNI groups POwerlul rock and roll It motivated by a end 'ool(a..and u'\toterence and mev, daoire to lilY aomethlng, Jackaon may indeed, encapsule\ I his own ls.o4atkln. Indeed tHo IPOiitk:ol, eo the "'"" release Joe's voice Is gentle Whon he • ._plains tncluded "'ilh the elburn and hia recent hlshholr/our plight, but tums lo harsh, C-m lntOIViaW lttUI, but htr's not too·atrident screema when he .switche• unaw01a . BHt C ozy dolt an excellent to the non·oyrnpl1hetlc point of view. job ol polrltlr>g out oodol Ptol>lema. The Jad<aon humor io almost not The t itle eong deplofn the trenclinas evident.. except tn " etology' a" eoooclaud wtth rock and rol throughout rellonohatlon IO< lll'lial k>fodrity : " The 1111 IMt !/Wee deqtdet In I t otlly MW - opacloe ktlown ao ,..,.... nav. theM little way. a !he '-etnlc days wltita mingo wrth 1ttt1e wltite tail&." Thet t~v Illuded to on t:he colarlul eong' o 101'0 io C<lld and MIIV. end '19S0.4880eco-l "rillY hot on !he clepraealng - thoug/1 it'o IPQitlfl to a bongo dtuma;'' the 80e "doin' the frug . it'a biology witho<ft a heart. " Mad and 1111 IIWnmy end the Suzv o ... end At You" alhlblto-. raoe and the ?0. " cut 'fOlK hei</M It .,..VSae h omovo<IC'I lhtt 1M word " honey" ~~line/With Brvtcr..,.... A<:comi*Wd by cloaen't - m to lh ln. lt'o tho olbum' o ,n, n-o· TN. Is /luffelo, 1 "!)Uak:tl ...... -weating Buffalo'• rock, jazz, and blueo tllent. Will continue tat the Granada Theatre on ~. o.t:ember 8 .;;m. patf..,.,_ by the Uti'- ,,.,....__ The _.., Is en ana,npt by pt'otnol""' Ge!ry IWitew> end David Gllaol to utlllre the .,..tnl. I nad conStde,eo tr\1 Spee.el$ e eut aoov~ the otheo ska revovaloata. But. •• I l<otii< discovMed, 'h wn only • ptllutnpluous lear of muuk . , Side ono of the Speclola' new record io. the " More" part. It could've been trentplamed onto tho• debut album end wouh! neva(have upaet tt"te pace . It'• 11de rwo ot M ore Specials thlt .o flwro oornelhlng unuauol. and Ia eQuallx compelling " • strong departure from the s ka·lnduced POP ,rhYthms. Th~ Speelalo have gamb¥'<' with holt a dozen 0< ll'o CO<nplt\Oiy' dlf(er.,.,t rnu•ical forms and h tl~eo saverM tlsia N 10 oeallu the ImPOrtance o t each. There Ia 1 dahnttt "tnteroot.,.,l" Lo8l to tile "'"""· v.,_,tonrdue to Rico's trombone end 01<;1t CVlhell's fluglthom, as '-IYKMin1 ln the very fw11 uad. ,.Stereotypet." You elf\ eimost Pf(t~.Ke the song on ~sound trock lor a him shot dOwn the French R1vtere, along wnh Jerry Oammero' tocktatl O<gan ploaoantlv p<acod In the bocltglound lvn•ol Gold•n11 and Roddy Rtdillton odd thotd "'IItld gu'"' chops to rhe ootoourn remember theu "'"· YtHiow Mltglc Orchtntrl, With the annoying popular )lit "Computlf Game'' anot we• real big on the AM rl>dlo tor a while. The frrat tome I heard that album we wete ll my lnend's o~rtment IIIII hang<ng OUI lpiflong tho beans and snonlng lhllatast electronic SJdes the's a r... buill end he puta thrtr ~on We' re 111 eJC.pocung ttvs throbbing oriental m-.:hrno death ond '"stead lt COfMI an hlte I hiPPV eloctrew>ie Johnny C•aon. ond I do meao L.A. One could almoOt senoe 1 daPPOf buslnenman gottlng lnto hit Monte Carlo, with an the OPIIOns. end negotlal;ng cloiJOfloe l \Urns with ease as the credits flash on the acroen. It wasT V. show musle oil th8. woy, I never did buy thlt album But tru• ~~toild one Is a plo..ant surprloe They no longer loundliko thev want to bo h.,.L.A . Tho TV. themesstill !hera. but now Vot10w Magic 'ill1 noN! oomlor10blv IMollde such onll!l10e•tS as Gl01gio MofodM. recent Bow••· the Shodows and M't "Pop Muzd<. " Thos •• respectable modern POP. CO<nputenud and w•th a Hnae of humot Humor 1\/ldenl on the facet ol lho hundreds ol c1ooe.: waluno sotemolv on the Gove-r The atburp beg1n1 With " NICI! Age," S!lonish flugetllorn tl\rougl)out, ,. a song I coming on hke 1n lntnem·march from 000 of Bow11 !i IIUIIII" " Sho said ·the Noeo Age/BlOOd on the pagu/Wulaome to the gulh oo the may pley 81 O"Y noJtt M nxican family hill. , , " How c.on 'ifou 00 Wfong with reunron. On avery aong ol ~JJde tWo ··• a muzak 'hYihm tfliC.k but•ed undetneeth all the lnatrumontt lnd ~otc:u . provtdm11t~ foYndauon foi 1 t~omewhet mecha.rllc&l vet porodo•rcallv ,p~cy and voYIIOIOUS tempo. Neec:Jie.u to MY n·s ell qurte. rrnentst""" to he•, • ' ' The album opont and cloaes wtth tho tnldttlonol Bmtoh muiiC hall number " Enjoy Your.-llllt' l l ..er Than Vou Thonkl:' Tl>lt on ltta41 repreoenll the lut ~ity ond onslgnltlcllnco boundong the mood of 1t1e Speoals tn e wot$d where ume is dangerously rlH'\floii'Q shOtt_ Whereas their t .,sc record1n~ dealt w ith racism, lnjulllcf and gef19r81 problems concom•og young oeoo&o, More defticts the tact< of control over ono's own fate and the hopelessness of "atomic soul'do" ond tha lhouoht of " nuole¥ 11\ael<. World Wor Ill." "I'm JUst living 1n a lite without munfflg noth.ng ever change oh oo notN.-.g ever change)·· moans Terrv Hall In "Oo Nothng " At one r1mo not too long ago Ill• Sc>oc!olo were tryw>g dnperatety to right 1M WfO<IOI oftha world wrth a poeltive outloolt and daflant attitude. But !haL ugly - t c:ynldsrn hea tot In and u lor ao the 5pec:feq ... concatned, it's time to " enjoy yourH4f w hile you're stilt In the pink." -TOllY G~ words lll<e thlal Eopaclally since they're no\ the real woJda. the 11&1 wordJ being tmpos:t4ble to ot'ldortteQd even when I ou1 my head up egoinot the •peeker. Other tittea: "Sohd Statt SufvtYOt ." and "Ciuzeno ol ~e." About hall the album ~s \fOCIJt and the rest are dlisco tzed hllriV 1oc.k tnatrumentals cetetw•tiog lhl edvent of pfaatic:. Especldv good •• tho version of "Oav Tripper," wl10ch llopt end toku o ttrange ngnt tum on the hlllf·belt "'the midd'e of the famous IJII't&r part. And ''Multil)llea·· Oltl QOt.ntt for beeng the definitive rn0$Sern intttpunadon of the Mar~o theme. Awrloht, I'll come cloon. I'm holding 1hes• two taenagu Qirla hoatago in on obandoned bowling alloy In Ch&elnowega. They're locked in separau room1 dlvlcllld by o thick pane of glass. Ali day lOng I'm pumpj,.,g In t his album bht.stlng ~ twm syatem• lu.med up all the way without incernJOt'on, hret one side, then the 01her, than the f~rot one egeln. 1hu lt.. lt gJYa ma • ehanco to - . v a tholr reec:tlono. In a senoa. I am the OJ. I feed lhern oo/V Or-. Aoywoy, It's been 11 deyt now and I think they're beginning to li\e the album, I really do. At fwll they dldo't . I knew lt. But now tl>ey're gottlnltueed lo lt. They really are " Hohctav Fonn1ght. " wuh a blat ant th<ilr UIHIIIed "-'-or Recorda IC8SI debut. Provloua oppo01anceo oponlng IO< Polk:o and at Ul!'o Springfal ' 80 !OCkad Wllh pure fervor cllatihd ftO<n 8ri&h lnvNion •oots: The Beatleo, Hollloo, and Kfnf(a Gr....a. - • t:.ON*t halt In · Jhl Ptornotort twl tha1 w tth !he http of lilt ,_..,.., ·-dint video t.eplng, and Jv. the aves o1 the nation can on Buffalo for IO<Mthlng ott-!'*> b4lu•d• end oportlng eveniS. The - w i l l contlouo tlvouoh Oecembo<. AH shOws 'ata'IB1 7j 30p.m. tie,.,.._ DirTy LDOirs lleltl holdllnu the ''Colonill Lag" ol the SOn of Still Tocx/980 tho! lands ;, Buffalo Tueeday, Ooclrrlber 9 11 Buff State. Also oppewong wil be Any TfO<Jbl<t lgreat lP """"'Are AI Thfl Nlt:tl G1ds 1\, Thfl Eouators, TMp0111 Tudon, end Joe "King" Corr•sco. ftom the .,.,..,. poc>pM wt.o - t a d the Hits Grwett Slillt (Elvia Coota4to, Nlc!< Lowe, Wrocklesi:'Eric, t&rry Wlflia, l1n 0\lrvl end a. StHf ' 78 (l.ene Lovlcll, Mk:ktY J,riclp. Wrodc.lay Eli<>. lleehol Sweet, Jona Lewi~our6, Son of wrll be wild and woolly. �The Student Club Having a party for the Holidays? Let the STUDENT CLUB do the catering! OUR SPECIALTIES: Cheese boards Everyone a space cadet? by Wlfliom Wt ln<tr ln lprrtnutt Sll/1 H w,., ·~pa~ thC' hnaJ lh•DIIa. .,-..:ordm.& \0 Stat I rt-~ fbtl(' •r"dJ no• Ju»d tntte&l.td uhdu~ ...,rh lt\t vo.,.qct )("fi..:C' .:rail. allowmc. m a.n 10 "bnldl) J'('l ""'hrrt11<' man h11110 aon~ be tort · · lhln\. ..)J the fu1u1c ol ~piiCC' ..:111eo~ and hugt "Uiit• f'V•t'tt'd U\tll(tc:' tuanung da· htt~H'Jl' ~un\lit lil c a nC"• ~tcn~t tlWon movtr'! Yc._\. bll• tho-t .t.rr •hr dtC"Ain\ 01 • fut ttn~tnf- ~pan •mt·ft''-' go1ur 1h11 \<1;\\ ul the~ daUnm, hm._r au tftUoJ"- ilrt f'()ill\lhh "llh htJ.a\ ' hi'U1t"lnc' ThC" otpruratKtn '' ,aJtcd rh< 1 '\ Bb!NJ tn 1~\~'"· 1\ru,•n• "')(1' I tJociK'\f"' lh~l lht Unl\tflof \.-An ~ ~"'-'It' poud I.OC wnh topatf "G«lnt«. u t flhiC'\ and n.u'ilolla..:tunnr ... :.~b1l1Ut\ u1 1!Itt Jcr. · o!J J.~ tl\ nl"lrl.lfUTK'Ilt t•t•ur '" onh fetuf ~lthnugh tht ~~a.r,-old, n has a 1toiiiOn...,ldC' mnntk-f',hl(t or 0\.1!'1' ~ .1 .-:flt hll I) tOnlt.lntl ) IIC'I\\Inl 'h' ama.un,: CQmmtnttd \1!o.~t) fatratc 1n ....... d L< 'UPI"fff'er ·· t ''en thou&Jl llK.~n Ji'ffrofl'l rrcru11 ne... 111rnsbrn. they \.f 'l'r on 8t111nt mort' uf thL"'Tl h h\.c tht'K U i f;fCI1Ct fnl('fe\1 n \rit•·t t\J'Ik)I ... IOII lhC~ ~n • '-\"U!l• rtlrT(' a.t ••o IC'Ul 1 ~ , h:apit:r' 1n,· Bufta1o .1.rca 1\iag..r-J l ''""~~~ I~ •~ afrihaJt-d ""Itt\ 11\c I"! n., butl3! ' \tu ~um o l ~IC'fl\t. Thr ~"h'"' .. tt.~b " bak\1 • t La he r"hliJ•r~ l., h11. bt'tr . .1-., 1~t ' ~ "l C'a(\I.:OU \.1 Uct'a"-"'ioii\C.iJ I lh \tuwom ri'Q 'I'K"" h,fltlr1•'"'" I he l &"h.tptn .,._. tomtf'CIIn nrh '-'•~rmbcr ot 1hn year an\1 ,,. \IIU tn ,.," 'br)ttnn~rt• 'IDit 8o1h gr(IUP\ . ,,, ._ 101nl'ler "'" m0\1 oroJro:u •nd ., lo hell" C'at.:h Olhtr a} mu.. h .u. f'!1\'llhtt Spa~.,, hah•lallon u mu"'h more !hAft fU~I hVIn~ I n \fUit(' JU ~,;olontt' Y.ouiJ ra \ ~ aJUI'liiJ'C' OJ the 'un 10 ftnCUJt da..,fk.tl\ 411d lrl Jru• food ACIWIIt mock1~ of ~~-=t hillbttat~ hnc ~ ma.dt rht) &It for thr m",' ~n Deli Sandwiches TbC" S.. )lab oi.\ttonauu dtd. ·· 11 r<"prnc:nn a .. holt Ot'tot. form Ol ltviOI• 1t VtOUld be' .. omplctc d ues '" lpac:t ...-uh 11 lt>11 10,000 people hVIIll on oath ,,, ~~uJhnul "'"~"'' ..'"> !-.tanfor~ U nntf\il) ha) nHHir <llh<l >Phm.at Uta~. roumna in ofdt-t lu t.ttill t • '"o Onr .• allrdlh<hlandl , .,• ~:h."~ush n~1~\hil('l(d dillon CMJll&blc of tu1ld'1n~ 1\l,() AI r't'l>t'IC' A lllrJC'f .-1).., m<>cki.<Otkd•h•htandtl , .. Jr-tvt"ktl)('d h '' ,u,_ ll~r lhc hland I. onl' •l '' ,-ap.a~k (ll hotdul~ 3 m111wn P<'<•pk •h• popula~onn or • lorse f~\It\ l ~ \4.\o..tdy ' ' \.Un~ trnnJ Wlfh th<' ct.mC'm rnni' ptl'bLtm ~ar \.l:l~lttn ol frl ··ctk'I.('C"' dtarttn). f\c\n -nhliO~ r~tUt\C"\ ~J ~fd) 1tun nudn' <nnf) -.tQc l\loO ltaJl\l~l llf tJ:tJ AACI • ouiJ 30 yeart. For information contact ~ The Manager at The Student Club 1", Call636-2196 _,. ~ e....__ J ~~ Ha·nny Ho',·days •,.,,., IJ From the Staff & Management at the Student Club ~~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jij;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ UBHOCKEY vs. miiU tall. tOIIII' (ntl 1Tl0'1tn& ran\) bt abit CH luntuon f01 .. ICh ooty m1nor m8Jntrnancr ThC'Y v,.ould 1ttn' c llmt:51 a;s much <ttcrJY ;u 1 sohaJ l"OIIre1or th~ ta.tttt ' ''e un Eanh bt'ltao~~or M rht t.<tntnHk.hJ.) sunlitht ~nd l<1d nr .Jtrnmt~ht'rt' 1n t<ncl 01 a:b\Orb the rays; "Vetllll,_ the eru:ra,\1 Ju•r• 10 lht &e·un ~h \II'OUhJ b< ~piC' GENESEO TONIGHT 7:30pm The" ~·u1hlt '"" OUid u.an .. forw tttC" c:nr•1,. trun ra.J,,, \1,•~"' And 1hen btJm n at the ~-~~ a m•k "tdc tf'\:C1~1nf \111kln"" F..ant Tht ~ ... "'" thC"n "~'"·'fn"l., n t-a~ l to cnnl) C"\f\1-llncd tom l...arnbf,,, toundt"f ,,r tht' l B I ._ hl TONAWANDA ICE TIME \OCtet-, Lam~r~ menllunta lh.t.t thcrt: "'ouJd tx- --omt radw tmcr lcrrn.._C' 11 .:enaJn bui n •o~o~ld trnro,.~ no harmful crft-.1\ to humin\ ur lht" ""'C''· C:O\' Ih.lRfTlt"l'H , rhH'Hitd lhC' plan~ llrt" wtl) lhO\IJhi ·VUI ltttJ 'M.f'fl monnortd Thr bbll Con~r~.tcuon problem uf 1 u. FREE BUSES lUM -..ol11 \a.ltlhtC" •oukl rost ~. mmtmum Qr Sl2 bii!Jon Tht' ..o~ o' bunJII1C ihC' ooc. " u;platnt"d Fartantc" PARTY DOWN TONIGHT At n\Qfr ~1\ Jlf<W~~I«< b) 1M l 8 l.j t'fllUfl- Ttl~ tntasltUJt f"()WC'f p4an:, •ouM bt O\t'f riH mile"~ a lhd< >110• • Fresh Vegetable Platters • )!;'~~II Sponsored by SA & The U B Varsity Club will leave fo r t h e ga me acco rd ing to the followi ng schedule Ellicott 7:00 pm Governo rs 7:1 0 pm Squire 7:15 lounge (form~rly tilt Boca-Vista) WED· ROCK 'N ROLL with 10' Wi11ga ALL BUSES WILL RETURN TO CAMPUS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING TH E GAME. THUit· DOLLAR NITE all bar d.rilllu Sl.OO aH sseI 1/o Lb. t beeieblllllen., FRI. ud SAT· Good Tuea, Good Food ud GOOD BOOZE!! JOIN US FOR OUR GRAND OPENING on DECEJIBER 9, 1980. FREE CHAJIPAGNE AND BUFFET. 1504 HERTEL AVENUE Come Cheer On The Team �i Cadets. E j ,: l - i - j JE' ., " We feel comp<lltd to do somahins abour the d<dlnlna i'o.tCft:SI or thC' aownunnu towatcb mat<rial Out illlo 5I*<' would be m<tal ond l<ttioa ir lunlm In the the spa« .' • expWn<d added lo that . .. A, more: low pvily m~ ~ • Noqa"' U President Mk had pouibiUiia for 111< . _ ",.,. ore "" f""'"' Coopa. llriJt. rbtl<uCoopasoppropriAlcs ""'Ina on the mcul, il hordens Into The name U com.. from a fo r the space proaram. •• a tilht but strOll& mat<rial wllk:.h mathtmllieal roneept <lll<ov<:rtd eould be used to make ain:rafl•. by J. l.aG.-ngc, an llkh Cent ury commmled Farrance. The advanlal" of producin& apK·e ships and mort: sp1c:c m1t1hemadda.n. LaGrans.c found matcrflll in a zero aravhy 1111ions. thll when thtrc a rc thr ee. araviuuioaal forces frOG'! thr« mvironment is lhat strona but ICSI The U SOcicly's olbcr main dlffer<nt bodies (such u tht cat1h, dena mttab and -alloys can be mad<. Thll os don< by willa mol"'n fWICiion Is as a lobb)ina lfOUp. rh• moon and lbo un). fi• • pornt> .,.,viulllooal GIVE THE PERFECT GIFT AI UB, in addition to havina an LS cbapttr • • lherc b an env iroamcDtal dtslan c-tass are created which remain <qUidUtalll from <adl of the bodies and in the pillet retod.., 10 these tlolft bodies. These points .,. «1lee LaGrllnae Llbratioo points. u is a symbol for the fiflb LaCran.ge Li bration point -one which i• $Lllbl< and can bt used as a ,.,_ colony. The spO«: colony would bt orbit in& oround th< liCiull ••Y ~. for thdr maiJ1 pn)jec:t. a Jp~~<CSI.IIJOG ._bk of aiaDq lO yean and boldin& JQ.OOO ~. Allbou&h 001 asoclaled with the LS Soc:i<ry, they ore·creatina ..,..,. of tht >~~me thin1s that thacaroup is promoaing. In th< future, the UB LS Sodcry wanh to show movies and present Libratioo poUu 111 a dJ.stancc 90,000 miles trom the point . Out or spea kers . L .S mtmbcr Tom the fi ve poinu, only the founh and Lambro! wanu to hAve a wider fifth can bt wed btausc th<l' an rana< or pco~ lllt'ftdllll m...U..s either too dose 10 the moon m 100 and J<ttln« ln"llved. " The U ....,~ ro hold a tUA 111 orbu. lbA: Society ., UB will c:oncrncrate on U Sociay's name I) • \)"mbOI for oducatiaa Ch< public on th< pos>&bilitin," be aplalned. tht fiflb Ubnnion poJnl. or A Gift of Mu~ic FROM CBS ClASSICS AND THE RECORD THEATRE! ON SALE THRU THURSDAY. DEC II AT MIDNITE • WI1CII does fl otlef yoo? • o semester 01 5ludy n lsrOe! n tne Fdl term /1. Rt:N/I.ISS/1./'iCE / CHRISTMAS l ...__ds.t CELEBRATION ,.7TH TilE PUCCINI: lllllrrTICO n ... WAVERLY CONSORT MICIIAEL .1.\ffU. DCRF.CTOII o...o~co o,.... EngJtsn Cfllhe po~:ca. ecororrolc ano SOCid ~t or 1stoo ano lc11B 10:1guoge • COU'SeWOI1C .n hSIOIY ond CTc::I"OBdogV • o slr0(1Q pogrcm ol Hetlrew ion;luoge study • rnportont lntemshlp oooorturvhes 111 soclol 5eiVICe ogencoes n I GIAHN15000JIJ 'SUOUJ~C£1JCA ...L9I\J$dem • field lrcpo. sll.':IV trips. rnleMeW!> '""'h pon.roenl 15roe15_ o loObutl wrl • ~ad IS OIIOioble D.TAII.I.ItJOI SCOTTO·HORNHOTRUBAS OOMINGO·GOBBIWIXELL MAAZa Cooductor • M.Sl59l2' l )b i i s 17 ~~~' ::.~~ 5~~~~ $ --------------------'CGo~tG~I~TAL~RE~C~O~RD~~~ ·£)}----------~~---­ ••• I tf<nll'O ~~ (XJ'I"Ih .......-"a-on......... t "Wln\ Cll C#'N t(A..II 1..- cb rciO"O !oet GQ!: 0 ~ 110 ~ ~~0'0 DIGITAl RKORDINGS TAKE YOU CLOSER TO liVE CONCERT HAll SOUND THAN REGULAR RECORDINGS EVER COUl AS~DYS /';:) CELEBRATING ST• ANNlVERMRY SUNDAY DeCEMBER 7 ·~ •• IT~ MEHTA IM 3.5813 I H 91 l01 s 1098 ----------------~Q~(~~j~,~~ ·~~ : t]P.~~~~2rrt~.~~-~fi))---------------HAlf SPEED MASTERING PRESERVES MORE Of THE ORIGINAL MASTERT APE SOUND •• INCLUDING DEEPER BASS AND HIGH END .. AIR" THAN CONVENTIONAl MASTERING. ANNIVERSARY ~i.U s 9 98 . 114 u llor OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK 10 am · Midnite ~~ ~ 1800 Main at lafayette - FREE CHA MPAGNE 9-70 -HORSE BUGGY RIDES - ''THE CARDS" -MAGICIAN CARICATURIS - THE WHEEL I -AND MUCH MOREooo f f • 0 �s11orts 11 Tzinieris resigns women's post; kegler team applauds move Th< Royals' Bo'*hnJ ream "'dl be &<Uin& a ncw .:oach. bur thai co><h •, rap covld be "' shoro as .,, monli!S- Paul TrinK"n>, named 10 lh< po•111011 11 lh< beSJnnmg thr ~ehool )'til' ~bmltln1 • kiiC'f or "r tC$1i11aUon, lO ~ dr«1)\ot" aJ lh.c md Of 1hu ~n &u. acc:ordma lo Women·, Athtruc Dtrmor lktt\ Ounmtet. tbC'rt 11 1 'ltfbal a&-rc:an~ru .,..,,h Tnntrn\ he ,...0\lld accompa") I he Royal110 a W \>~ Tournac:ntnl. Khtdutt"d f01 Dt:.. 21 2~. ,. 1 >Ahtft rrplacnnent 11 noc round C'oachrn& 1hr womtn hod " 10\&llv lrlicd &n) C'OjOymcnt ' •• .c'COtdll'i to 1 tln•CTn H(" wtll ('Of1110UC' Hl \'Oith tht mM'\ bo'tlllm~ ltlm ,.htch U.ISI\ ~~ Ull11 ~ ht' club lc't'd Earl) In JattU31)' OS ntil ~eg,, I luti•Hmt ,.Omrn'S , each will tx- hired, bUI Otmm•t" .. e\ pla.tnl"d th.ilt the p-enon will tx- Mil .. intutm ® ch .. DuflnJ 1he "trnesttr, a .. ruu Arnrtnatt\f Actton 1urch ~·omtnlll«" will bt or&anrtC'Cl to rind ll perm anent rrpt3\.'"W;'TT1ff\l "Thr Roylili 3.rr Opttmt\Oc u( the d\ana.c ove-r. ' \'-"r'rr confldtlll that the admtntJtrauon w1U avrotnt a qu-atific.d coach.· Pam Dn IJ. rt?Qncd, ''oM' whO h;u. nu1 best tnlercsn a1 hcllr1 ·• Team to·CUpl illn Tt1r) ~ua.sK"I tAPittMd1hil the team'' bt"c~tt problem ¥rith l ltntrfl.) was that "he ph)"S!C'all)' unno1 <.'Qach thrct mtn') a11d t.,..o "'n mcn '; tr :un\ iAl thc \amt 11mc: " c;"'Mhn\g Hmt' br'f•er:n bo4h .~qAds " "r''\t al"'a)'l Met a ru11-ttmc- t0ada ~ror-c :' pouucd out tt\.at 1M Roya.ts no• pract:Kt 1•o d.a)) • v.rd •• down rrom ·~(,I )tar·~ four limes a "C!Ck J1o1U llme ft llo• co-aptam Mar) Ann &bohr sald th•• ·,.,«' dcK'n td :a cua.;n j S all umo •t oumamcnu •• C\mnu l) lLJmtfll ha, to ananac hu l't'C 1 ..-l S<h<dul< Alia <elm ron of Tnruom 10 ft:ld both oquad>,lh< ~tina tam filed ~uti ~ains. th~ U B atlraint •iol>1ron of Trtl< IX, "'htch auaranltc·s rqualiay or ru,dma and edmuu.Prlll\'t l u.ppon ror both ~~ Inadequacy IR lundms w.u also alle&td an the suu. 14hkh u. .still m thr C'OUO J)'s.tnn . ltnul rmaJ re:soluuon of the coachJQ& problem the Ro)'al, ~mconunuc 1hei1 1oumamen1 schedule, mdudln.llhtlr weeki)' WHtrm Nrw Yor~ Conrtrrnce " otnrn'\ AlhiC'I" Otponmmr, ma.tch(), rvrry Monday night. " I .srt no problmu." Dt1tB '-lid \'Wt'rc prruy good at coathin& ounc:h-e:s. Wc >hnuld do Ql(." Th• Royab, ®d• from ~<'Oil)'ins about coaches, art aunnpt.in& to better- ttit )'t:&T'l fi.n11h. In tht National rankin&J. Dinmuck is confidena that sdtctlon of a new ltadtr for rll• Royals will br donr by mld-Ja.nuary. Th< Royal\ wW br providin& input to thr ~ktt•on c."'mmmce, a privileac lh3.1 was p kd them in ahc ucond plat.:c Tz.n•eri.5 decUton • Dtmmtd reportt"d Ihat at a Wtdnesda} mettin.r "11qlh nam<~ br acttp<<d a. pos.iblc succenon ' 'Wt art' mmnr& Wilh them to di.stuSslt," rh< rr2m, ri&hl aston, .sM wd ' "But . wt arc rth Uw Bubohz daJmcd. She ro, a Ust., a noc one indaVldual name.·· H rrtng or a coach o.clusi\dy fO'f \ht. R'Oyab 1ho6kl md 'tllthar Bubolu 1~ ..... pan4une co"Kh" .sn uauon. -Don Holdn Party time f lo< UB \ onlty O.b will II< 11oti1ooa o pa1)' a ...wr, Pioot ~ tJ410 M'd""- HIIIJI• O>I· tOtllc-l .._......,. lollowloq lk · flo5cr wir- Sc-· e . -. T• • lr-K'nJ .... lot c_.clutl ..oqo. lo . . . . _ lo .... -. n.. -'-loa- .... a.• ... - v_ , _,....,·- - lor ... ·I 1:JI&a1M ol T o u - 1« TI-. Ow ... • • .......ri.c DlicoiiOI 1 p.a. wit- a AOP 01 (.o•tnKOn' 01 1: It , INk< be• will ies•• Sq--. Halloo 1 : 1.5. ~"" Itt rh• port' will h .., ro ..,...., tlodr ow-a r....._....... . looplea r.., 1 ~ C1'0"d to ~' ta.e. oe 10 vlnon 110 C"'fflr o u l Mid W1Udl • crra.t paw tlan ,....,. Otl o"t< lo B•lllnllwt's IO< 1 (W1) . n.. n..-""' I COMPLIMEMT.AP.Y *PASS* I I I 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. ~. TO SAT. OtllY> Aft•r 7pm • S3.00 Cover Cherv• • Special Attractions & Exotics Evl!ry day and evening • Comtdlans • Specialty Acts • Female and Mate Dancers lt•s Friday Afte rnoon Do You Know Where Your Friends Are? They're a t P .J . BOTTOMS ge tting HAPPYI The Happy Day at P . .l. BOTTOMS gou hom 1·9 p ..m. Draft Beer-50 Well Orln.ke-1.00 Wlne-1.00 N \UIChlea FTee I ~:~~~=~j:~i;~~- I 11{416)-871-66821 P. J. BOTTOMS FOOD- BOOZE - BDDOIE _,. .... - - ' ........_........au •u··P 7t r i.Jat acrr- r.... u.a. '":::::::!:~ .,... . . JUST ACROSS THE PEACE BRIDGE ~ �tl______________-_·w~i~za~ro~o~fod~d=s------------~ -Knu~. Oh y,-,;, playoff ticlc,. wiii .\OOn be a'•ilabk. Pltiludelphto /6, AIIUIIIU /4; l'he only tWO teams in highlight of last wocks' National Football the NFL worth watching. Eagl<'ll defense should shut $ League -M:ht-dule came lllte Sunday aOcrnoon. Steve down the fabuloll!i fa kon ground same. Till the Grogan, who by the way is no rellllion 10 the Stc'e playoffs they shall meet again. ' Grogan who was convoctcd along with the Charles Cill<-illnUII JO. Bo/tiomrl! 10; Greg Landry, pruvidcd he 8 Manson gang in the Tatc-LaBian,-a murders, reverted plays. plays like an old man should . E back to his vint•ge way. when he threw his siXth TllmtJa Bay U. Miu11~smo JO; 11'11 takt • m>gkian to intcn:tption agatnst chc high and mighty San Fram.•i.sco uns..:ramblt thl! NFC Central Dlvisi!ln 10 1i 111e for the n 49'crs. playoffs. Doug Willi3mS late pass pull s it Olll. • Poor Stcwy. laid o ut like a f>ancalt• on the sofl Clf!·~lumf 14. Nv••· York l<'IS JQ; )f!$ alway, play the ~riSt.1"0 lurf. lhrows the ball up tor grabs and the Bro~ns right down to tht: wirr. Good ~ham:c Oriau Patriou go rl-\.'.hoko. Lct' lli fn~.:t .it. Grogan hasn·r Sipe will hook UJ'I wllh Oa\'C Logan late in the ..:on te-st. unproved ~~n~c he rtp1a\'t."d J im Plun~cll r"'f." )'ears ago. .Sun Dwgo 39. lt'usJiinglun 13: Could po~ibly be a widtr margin . When you '-'""IllY •nalyu· the Rcd>l iM'. llul t he WiLard ha.s improved . 20 "'"' O\ er the laSI you'll find out thoy stink . 1" \l \\t."i.'l) has o ur rn·ord up IO .636. St. Luuis 20, Ot!lrOtf /?:--Have lO take O .J. Anderson P111shwgh 10. H oustiJII 17; h happened la>t night. nvcr Billy Sim•- Mt l {;ray's status m•Y b< a big facto! \\'ll>n'l Torr) Bradshaw something down the strct,·h. C/ucago JS. Gr-.•11 Buy 14; What rver happened to lh" B11Jfulo )4, L<>.< Ang•l~s 17: Hair tht Ra ms defr<t 10 low scoring affairs 50 p revalent in the NFC Central~ lh< Bills so they <'an b t r••unitt-d with o ld Chuckk l'inwout: 1r ion• go right thiS \\CCkcnd. then the by tAiili._ and TIM P.UIJ\& Glllrd n,. i ! NFC C<ntral standings will look like this: Ootroit, 7-7. Minnesota, 7-7: Tampa Bay, 6'7- 1; Chicago . 6-8: Green Bay 5-8-1. Eliminnt< Green Bay, maybo. Dol/as 38, Oakland /4; Dan l'astorinl steps in late in the game. throws for two touchdowns and plant. Jim Plunl<ll on the b<'11ch for the remainder of the season. l•rcdiction: The Ra 1ders will crumble. JuSI ask Chris Bahr . A'unsus Cil)! l l. D f!tiVt'r 14; Bronco's ~..-one:((~~ any playoff d13nccs. Mall Robtnson r<turns to quarterback ~~ th o re." of the season so Red Miller can look at his diSmal ruturc. Nrw Ol'lt~ans 18. St~n FrunciSt'O lO: Yes. the Samts wm . . t . d' . • h n game. Sh ould the B• 11 s w1n liCit •• •s•on. t cy owe the 49\•r< 3 night oul on the to\"n Forth< win over the Pal s. St'ul/lt' J5. Nl.'<•' Yor~ Gio111.< /7; A wu1 a t ho me for the Scasquaw~s- ...Nl' w 1:.'11glolld liJ. A·fta/111 N. As long as rhc PaltiOt; leave Steve Grogan chained to the bench. i'~~~~~~~~~ir----------------------------~~ r-----~L~e~a~r:n~1;h::e----.., World Of SELECT SOUND 24 TRACK STUDIO 873-2717 THE ROMANTICS ..;,~ -nil TOTS" T...... s.t.llooo 14.SO U.. SS.S& Wodo WftO HOW WOULD YOU UKE AFREE POSTER -OF THESE GUYS HANGING AROUND YOUR ROOM? .~· ROOTIE'S -, -.~Ding~ One Dotlhle Order of Cl!icken Wilgs Who would ever guess ll¥!t an unruly bunch of famous Lite Beer drinkers wo~ someday pose for a classic photograph? This prut.ious moment has been capnu-ed in a big ( 18" by 24 • i -beautiful color Lite Beer Alumni POster thats YOUI!! for free. • Just rut out the coupon. being sure to include yoor name aro address: and send it to: Lite Beer Alwnni Poster. BOx ll973, Milwaukee. WI 532ll FREE whh th-e purchne ot • doubl• WITH nus COUPON Explree March 31 , '81 VALID ANYTIME ROOTlE'$ ,1.11118 FIOIIIIIWL · ~-..-s.-ma , •., Rlt• ·A--LISS. - 31SSIIW~ ... - If ltANf.,.POtf H•y: _,_...,......,._,,......,.eo~ froot •••ee-'"'!'ltte4 --681~-' r �!:.•~~~~- rr=======:=~s~Ki!•-=-~'c;J;E~s~KA~r:EE~======9 The Department of Recreation , A-thletics (, Related Instruction announces the following credit course for the Spring Semester: .. RAT 12 0 Beginning Siding · Thursday, I 2:30 · 5pm RAJ 128 fntennedl.ate Skiing . Thursday, 12:30 . 5pm DaJ.es: Jan. 15, '81 to Feb. 26, '8 1 Place: Kbslng Bridge . Fee: S4l.OO Rental.: S20.00 (Boots, Skis, Poles) Students provide I.Mu ow-n trenJ90t1eUon Afl •.n1~otlt~d thldt:n" """-" tncd T~)" De< 9 at J pm 1ft Clerk H.ll. ~n Gym floof. fOf .., Ofg.an•z..t~l mc-e••n.; Ce• poob • Itt bot •u an~ Contact M•s.s 04ebold fOt oddJtic:Mwl mformatioa al &31 29.)6 RAJ 185 CROSS CO<JNTRY SKIING· Mon. Wed. Fri. I :00 · 3 :00pm Dates: Jan. 12 to Feb. 6. '81 (4 Weeks) Place: Amherst Campus. Rental:- 524.00 (Boots. Slcls. Poles) Ftf~ da~smHUng wtlt bt '" th.t Gam~~ Room \l.'1t~rwn Oubd 4\C on J.n •2 81 ConleC' M•.u Oldlotd for edc:htl()(l.ltlanfom\Ouon ot 83 1·2936 Ol'ln NOT SO "AAO IJI wr• Utet ..IorlA lutetlon tot), tho•n ,.,. ' " • t. tiOI'I I UI yutl • U one JOHf ift Ul a 4N to TOW~.IIOWI'I Sttl• Un•"•'t•f¥ Tt,c tum Lte•ell 10 ~OCI'ItSl_, lfttl•IU1f Ol fK'hftOiogy 11'\11 RAJ 120 Beginning Figure Slcallng·Tua. C Thurs. 12:30 · 2 pm RAI /30 Beginning Ice Skating· Tues. C Thurs. 12:30 · 2 pm Dates: Jan. 13, '81 to March 27th, '8 1 (10 Weeks) weft. end UB wrestlers pinned,40-8 h "'4..\ dos~r ,ut•~ than lh(' 40 R \.;orr Y.fiYid mdh.'.ttr Oul. nt\rrtht'l~h, UB ou1 on bOtlOIH dunnJ • lt:~\'01 v.rr~othnt mat~h ar.atn~ot n \ oung\IOWn St~IC' U nt\'('f)ll) \l ~ 1C'U<'~o~oml, a dr3" at liM rmund~o, '')l ' lh un t hul ~.m c.'t'\UIN l·n~· tuO\('\ rn rout~ a 2J 1 dt'\:t\MO '''CI tcllov. llb f'l\lundrr ~It \ ( be-'" Stud ents mus.t provtdt lht:U o"""n tl4ru;panat ion Fn\1 cteu mttl•ng w1ll Cloll.. HaU Ma1n Cvm f~1 Jan pm C61 poot• Wilt b<t .,.ng~d rOt 4Kid!llon•l infnlfn.uon COnlolttl M l MldiOtt, Clatlo. Hall .\1 ttm('). Bunon had tht' ad,Oinlllt£ ~ t'lut ~tnl null!rtN ~~~ hr <ffrJ'tnJ out •I "''u"-d" 1 ~,.1 ""'po~ John 1\ndri."V. \ 111 p.:. l);"r h' •.:riJ(C'd M arlr. Maunl!l for I ~.11 ll4l b\ lk~ptl~ antmr"IC''!If't'. I'CIIOtUt.tni.C'. f a\ 10'1 ('t- 1 \\holt Wt.a!l probii~ ) l h\· lx\1. rnald'' ~I I h e R!~hl. l \lt\t' Krlh (1421 t-.nkJ T•m I tall Htj!'hhg.htt'\l tx l.ii•l ohtH•n Jnd ~t"-•J Inn\~ . l hl' fH\1. n·.. ~" 1 .,tJ d'rdca '" a 0-0 ur HAll ~anrd aht' W'\·on~;S f'l'·rn\IJ ·· \J~'\tilo n '' .,u, ~ut.. .. h "' )oi.'C'C'd l~c .)>l,.otcd ~ .Jh•dct"'tl mld\tilo i) thro ugh lht pct~,J and rndt ~f'lh 'lrqth "'ltf.-' ·· In tht tu•a1 f't'nod • ._,til) pua 1-b.ll on h•• h..d. v. u h 1 'f'C\:t~.....lal tnO't' a nd ~C"P' 1Mft for thr rtn \ 150 f'O\Iftd"' \·s u ·~ Pe1r ere. onn'" (Hni\C"d Jo hn l u..l.\ on a \on o t I u .. .a ~ tnof' , ,.u a~ IS~ ~unch . l a·, O;~p Rtn.l ~oo~t..t\ pmnf'Cf • ( 0 4~ l-\ Jcn .$a)I~L l'h mJKh '"""\lmlh q-. tvth pll)th · ·ur ~nd do""n •· the Bull\ ' mnfortun.c , oollnoni ft\f lht' RC\1 a•o 'matl1\t" t i bolh ~It l:itn'r' .nd Bill Hld!,ot'll ftl ' '"'"mIt' \m.ns\Ao., •rf"\.fln' BltOn lost 10 0. f'JVOd I 'ilkf Pat Uo) ~ II. ~u t li"'h<ll latcd bt'ltn lilJ..-1 tool • l·l l<acl •s••nll 177 rou~ ll.a Lud<at;< on \loe>r lirR"'f' k.I>J He '-'h 1al m down b) lud.aJot, rt\nscd h1m. :.mt ahm pt.at h1mt ,, ... .. uJic lnablt 10 bftnr l u .. ~~n· '-houldC'h 10 thf mat. HilchcU sun il"''' . amt ""11h fi~t pcnnt• ~~ 1hc-md of.tht ftuc ptnod lhc W'Cond penod .... all l u,lagc a) ht 'rodr" Had~ll "llh ~)k for ttk' t:r\ttft 1hr« "''" "' ""' In lht thud perW<J LU\.~as.r manllord to t~pt' 10 ctov thC' ....,~nne pp to s-J. Ht ..,a4, 1~n a~~oattJC'd 1 on ta~cdo•n and "rodr tlUI • H:td\t'U to tM final bua~r I udaac ~~~ou IJ\m I pc>tnl (Of rtdtn& L&me' J'IOI"'" •nJ ~o.amc 1way a 6-S \K."1()1' UB'' John Lindse) "'"' pon«l b> IQO round<r YSU<t ld Blac~ . Oc>prl< '>Otnt af'Od opnunc mo"t~ a Ltnd\lt\ mt\tl._t led htm to bt"'na J'l'lnnrd lh(' rmal m3rch-b(t""«-n thC' " hu,~• ct&h ts''--.;u 11 conunu3Hon of chc Bulls" bad lud as John 0 . Sulh..,ln '*1\ disqu.ahfl~ 11 6:07 oltht ch~rd pt"nod ilfilm.st Rtd. Brunot ~pu t' the ont·sidfd KOft U8 's home mah;h ~AI.) I good one- II '\I'H'I"' td:. lot o f -a bill~ )I on the pau or boch teams and had rhr brt:a~l 10nt l8\ ~A~)' , they could hl''t' won . Tlm w«ktnd the team tra,th 10 Rorh(')tt'l lor aht Rll l n\atauonal Th(' nl'-.;1 home maac:h rs; Dc:t-rmbcc lO 10 <•.lar~ Hall at ' :JO p.m . agairm 1 dmboro Statt Col It&t Support t) wekomc and I hot team guaranttt'\ some ''"c wc(')tllns- wm. 1o~ or draY. r'"' THE advertising stall is eccepling applications for the Spring Semester SpECTI\UM Stop up at 355 Squire Hell Ask for Mery or Phil ACU-1 TOURNEY Saturday, Dec. 6th at 12 Noon $1 00 Entry fee entitles free pool Winners advance to Region ·, Finals Tuesday at Buff State! December 9th· 8pm in the Social ---ncms: $3.50 Sbldent. $5.50 Others. Tine Beers for a dok! F* * k ranals; Let's Dance!!! s,o.sore4 by StiMit . . . IINnl c-«ts tlnl&lt tile usc KtiYity fee. I! !- 1 ~ ~ ., = .., 0 ':< I ti �i- classified ACOU$TIC GU ITAR. excett«~l Almo~, ..-:.. , ! 0~ 'lATES ,.,, $ 1. 50 fot U'le 1!1\f ten ..oral,. ~CI 10 .fOt ~• c" • OOI \10"•' WOf<J. C IIU•hl:d ,AOt diiQI•Y CI.U'-!He01.l •re c.otunut '"C."'· •v,ul ~ble ibD111 eC,_.n fot S 7 ,SO poe:• ., AO~ ~ U51 0. CUi tCI tn • OV.11nce. (11ht!! PI4Cif l r,lll' .aU In 00t'to01', 0 ' \ei"'CI• ~QIOif' COOIJ' Of lhe •0 Wllh • ( PIIII'Cti 01 1) money o•ctf' ~ w •ll 041 ""•" cwe:r '"" onon.&. ALt. IQf tiJ!! 'UWmenl, No T1.jE ~PtC T~V M tftet'U''a llt Of t ete: .t"V CQO'f. .td~ C.AR Sl EA.EO Pioneer A,().JO l'QUilller KP•lTl, c.au.e-tte d+c;l!., Jen&en h'l•lll• ll. noo.oo Eo 636·S1?l. FUR COAT'S., 16co1 Ctlr i~tm•s Ylfi>MUSki'IIS.. toea!, , mlnlc\ ru$CKiaDte. n7 799). C0UCHBE6 1 burnH dorm stove for WI~, UO, J 1S/b,O C•!l lh )422: -a lter '"""' BEDs. tfOI'I t IM to •o•i ~SES. INSTANT $ S CASH$$ 1122s·~a• 60c WASH Cont~utnenl room Will'! l•rg c10w1. W.uhtr. drver, ro Mttm St, Compus L..O$T HIGM S.CHOOL r in9-QOIGtW/biU(! Plea~ call NOTICES liOftf Rewar d ! '•c>•04"r;• eny IC tnf •o\ff¥.tiottH}. rre• of Cll.tt " , tn.tt lti re ndtf•CI due 10 tvooo••oruc•' ttuon. OtR~CTORS'O~Dire<JDr) '1Hdeo lor Jf'W'\In Cl"nfer ~~or a"a Jr AUTOMOTIVE wtlfl 'tO'-''" ~rDGuci•OIU otetc,rtd Call O.tw_to Goroon • • 688 403J. ~='"tT MFUL 19'() H ~ ye+tow Pinto r t<ttn t tvneup l-4l:lO Call oaa 010S N--ov;;- E.-~, Lu xURY t:of'ld•"on, '-'o ~ 16.4 low n'IIIUQt, t ..tll Marl!. !TlJOOEO S N OWS C7• E 78 , , . •)r,.ce«le-nl No Ot>n...- If ac'llon av.t•l ' UO/pr Ut .uoo tens.. amtlofr SICI POOOII!'S 8r•·n.onrwSI500 IJ33011n PANASONt C 1'' Olac~ ~tna POt1• 01t- tt•ev•,•O" AC. OC t:or l,.,r otc all~ whf1t> ao~tOof . U K ) A •nch Qo'C lllhrd nt< .. I•Cto AlmU\1 E t.U'Ii'tnl pre-seorl Dflf" tt.f'.,. ~ · 4Jf6 x.,., E..~itnce ITEMS WANTED "YOUR USE D BOOKS! For tnstant ca.sn Mil lhoem 10 lh~ Unlven,ih• BOOII.l'or•• fl Sqvlr~t, BOICI)', end EIIICOII .- - -SALE - - -. SurRical Scrub Suits O.ll Jro,. v-H1110t Or ~kt W.._ of/n liN: b . .t q-uollty ~u for lite FOR SALE OR RENT SCOTt ('TG tnf'rmat p r odl.l(:tiOI\), IOV!ftr pri(:a. S'•" $ . "'· t . bluC", "~"'· lOP.. boUonw U l . jull .el J 20, -110, GURANTI!EO IMMEDIATE DELIVERY O.R. JEANS P.!). Boll 82 Amhenn. N.Y. IU26 36 Hopkins Road , Williamsville. NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 631-8884 ;!:!~~ !~:~t~::!n;'.~~u: Wa rd Ent~rprl\U. P.O 89X OA·A , Ellfc:ott St•tton, Buffalo Hew Y'MI>.. 137<-&41)). Moog Synthe.!ze,.., Electrlc Keyboard•, Gulta,.., Druln., Ampa. But Acc.,....rlu & Maule S~jppllu no.. H ...,c Boob A Sl>ee l Jlfu.lc 3604 Malo ....... ,,_ u& U~iversity Bookstore~ - 835·1314- • $$$$$$$$$$ WAHTEO l eom•tl!' ior 4 bf'droom •otrtmt..'flt h-f C.ll 131 lm .Jt"u•,.._ rwo BEDROOM •PI W OIMSC tully l vrnlshtcf •va!labte Jan I. call 831 2:606 QUIET FEMALE 1W0 Mdroom apt l:lS tl~c L.OVEL Y 1 In butw•tn two t:amOUSf'S 832: 7VCI APA.'R ::::Tc:' M:'::EC.C NO: t -:cW "'A"Hl E: 0 •0'7•, UB AREA -l bct<lroom lu•t. bfilVfiiU I USO mon th piUlo ulllillb a ng Ill' U.. Av(IIIOQte S?Curlty dtJiOsu trnm~(Hor•lv , TWO PEOPLE HEEDED 10 use on M IMHO!t Aviii•Die J6n I, 1911 SilO if'K h.ldl~ C'UI At;)b'f Or' Sh~ ' "" • ' 8lS '"' " 1-f OUSE FOR RENT U8 •tu 10 D(.'r('fOt lurn!stw-a • or 5 oearootns.. smott &l1 !368. 5::UAN)St'IEO ROOM wm~ar av•ltbte tbr Cr"ou str~ t o MSC.. jn I'!OUS.e 01'1 me'- 5.1\ldenl 1JOi call Ro(ll, &lt .._10-0itt:r l FEMALE ~N~E~EO ~E~O~to-co-m~l.~t.~lo-v• bfttroom nouW! Call 0 1~• 01 t.•Vf'itt OJ! ls-5 F EMALE NEED£0 lor a l'llt"t' CM.tP rMJuU> Ot'l e ROOM 4V!'fLA8LE ~01'1~rvP MAI..E G RAD roommma te: ' ' wam~Ci )M Ceu tH •318 Wdi MS( I lOSt t.»ll m ROOMATE WANJ EO Qr6d ~ l udMI for ttlroe b e-droom on Eoqlewooo AV~rtve . uo. ceu ll-4 6809 prf!lrntto FEM-L.E TO SHARE 1'1'!• l -otar\'IO!T'l apanme1l! on E,AQlCIWOOd 60t C:.'-10 prlt rr.t d , HOUSE FO~ RENT ~. FEMA.Le"RO-OMM.Al'E wanrl"a WO/ MSC 176 pit,~~ call &:1,1501, evffllno•. l l l BEOR:OOM "Piif"Tm~en~ m al• _gr•cts WO/ MSC can mov• orouno Cllrl,lm-n Cal j ~· 4010 , Uti 6l6·«m eh t t 9pm l~S. OFF CAMPUS HOUSING lurnlstt~:d. TAGG MUSIC Sales & Service · for more details!! ... IW•AID7) blod M~. 1St monlh; 1 \tudy' 4P1 walherltJrytr; 27 luciAn C. P~r&Ato Attorney-At-LAw ~posll, J3'1~1039 FEMALE WAN TED for 11\0n•smoklnq See page t)t,·•99t. 5ept. For J1n.1. Special Holiday BONUS 1.JOnm rt 30 Pif' I Days c ..all Modern Eq~oiipment NO A EFVNOS _., ., 911•- on CI•UU\oe-ct " '••"' ~•""' liU•:. ... o py •• l ~tbll. 4.ta~ Th• SP•<t•um' 401:1-" not .t•wme 'f!iUOr\-"IOI II(Y hJf , ,.,.. ~t"Qf \, •li.C.IH to lrw~ unm Plus A LOST& FOUND ll:lfchtn Sf'l, TV ~~::~: :~:~~~ ;;~o,~rn~. vac.uurn H19h Mwi•CAI GRAD/ PRO non•smo\ter- lo compl•te ct~tn . QUiet. cirnfor-labtf 5·PI"r$Qn J •sloty houM no•r ~ln·Ub. Share dlnMr cOOklf\9. own llaroe UP''"'" mlc.r-awave1 two b.ttM, qarden. Ll'alt' DRY fffU~ PlukJ(tg lfl Rolir HElP WANTED ••'"'*'"' furnlthecf Al)lrlmt-nt. S min, WOMK un ln·75l~ Kte-p trying. No ctoal't'nn PlUM·. $SS$SS$$SS (At Colvlnl xmas Oitf. lnchicloh c.e:w, new $ll"if'IOS. UP\t str-1p, new DiMJn.io Pic"· vp. llOO value, 0.1~ ll1·4176. ~ ROOMMAtE W ANTED In co· td WASHBOWL GOIN-OP LAUNDRY 1110 Kenmore Ave. ~ 'Of' • Sprlno SemHier MOVe In Ahtr Jllll"t hi. On l.1U»n, rent W1 Call Tom IJ.S Yl'17 ~OOM, CLOS£ WDM5c:-m l <\bOn; ~xpentc!'\ reasonabtt. Call tlS fiOl ROOMMATE WA. .. TEO us uu FEMALE ROOMMAfEtSI ¥ti!IA1N tor novw Avalfatd J an I ull &'H 661'1' ~o l!'d f l lfl" 4P"' ~OOMM;TE be•utilul. W .... N l EO to turni~tld . r ~room UfHhO &34 illot7 or 9)] t71-l WAHJED 1 f"o\\kM IIIH ~ -s~ll'f nov)(' Otti'Y ts P'U' Ava 1lablt Janvory I ;:;:-;--P\""W~ Wa.Shtt, dl"'\'tr, ') ttal nruortl\ W/ 0 Millin Call tl8 ml, S llpm , FEMA~EE'De_~e nou\oc on H t411h F ly• tn ln . w•ll!l: IO M S( Wl)\klng '"f(:l'\11141, C-.611 ~•\.t 01 tll-lW lllfltr 5 00 oOOMMA = T::: E"'w"'A"'N"'r-= e -=o trH to td ~ on Mmnr.w•a Ava•labiP Jal'\. I UOOI Uil 13J '()Jl ;Of ~EMALfROO~MAtE 'W~Ied J be<troom lol'ftl\1\eG API '" m tl« '"'"' MSC rrnt SfA,~ ~ 1647 1 ~ 1)4 'I RbOMMAfES necoMd 11081 ~eli 1J1 It I,S QOf9fOU1i h()tiW J:",., Mil LE (; RAOU~ TE or oroi H\Jorlaf S1Uotnl 'W61'11.a to ccwnjMtl• hou~ or- L•\Ixln rom, ll11ID 1 ROOMs ;;. ,tal)te 1an 1 wotMsc . -- w.tV\tr. dr-yc>r-. n t J::J3 •S611 ftm all"'i\l -· - - ~ROOMMATE WA Nt ED fOC" .SPiCI(W-1 l bt'droom • oartmenl Older , noMmo~tr-, m•tt-r or teom,te M•s w ,uiltr Ava•lable lmmedlft(.OIV or J•n l Boo Ill 79'31 llf'!YIImt Chain's BoutiQue and Ho,,g Kong Tailors 3184 Njaln St. (Qruad.a ThoMtre Bldg} SO\o Off All Mucho.n~ <Except Solee Item•) ONE 9E'OROOM AVAILABLt= 11'1 IOVr t)fljrnorn .,pi av.tllofblll! 1/ 11111 91 .!10 lnc tuctJnv WDJ MSC.. l'l7 )6.1) Al T'Fnr ION ~te"e ~m•ll tC r:;;;;n"1 a~~y-,;;;-;;;,:; ~ cozy' toom '" ll J bfodroom ~o o~pol,-t"'lf'nl M6t M,&1t1 O.,lv UI).OOi Cell me- R-OO"MM~tE HC!fllltl ~0 137 IDS WANlEO FOR ) apl l mitt WOMSC t.llVOt)t, ·~ '"'"' •v • ~letMe- Jan tn &Oil u tt ~room after I lam F"'E'MAL'E 10 SHARE ;jffl ;:;m.._ 1 aparl'"fn l 1"'ro•lh In \Villi• ,,vl!le nur V B A'mhtr\t c~mpu• UOO includes all. t.at•II.W 01 6U·1Sfft b~d r oo m PE RSONAL P .J Bolfomt flope:s vo.u're- QPfflN» nunvrvl tl'le Mul Oul tt•n• Moncid t OM I , WlfCI'I for ~IAIIJ, THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM 1981/82 PROGRAMS FOR AMERICAN STUOENTS 0 Ollf YEAII Pt10611AM-Ior . J :.soi>hOmorauncl 0 II8IUtM STUDIEI-'or colloDO if111Sitrtllldentl tow...O BX an4 8.5<:, deoreos. ,_ \ .\ For further !nfo. on Campus, contact Olstlnglilshed Service Prof. Emerltua Adlet Home: 838· 1688 • �11oc"t~ ' sPOflT$ FAN$ : f=Ootbtlll e.HJI.~I'balll w~ na¥t a6 toot scre-en! e• lf"!t Dtll PJ~ ( itcross fonn Goodvetr H.aU. a t UtUY. Plaz.t.) GOOD LUC K HocKey Te..,m trom ill! Ot v> at tnt LodOr IS VOVR RESUMe- t.OOM I NG lib one Ol "'' <rowd1 HIVf' II prof"-'•OMIIp hDr'Mi andctesi;Mdby ~ i A.i.~ W e'll g 1vt fOUr r•wml' a crl~ I'Hec u l!'t CJCI)i;'r\ 9U ...rM! t~ tO \lf!Md OVI frOm • II ~ omers for mort intotm• 11011 t f U 111; >11>. R Eco~R ::..D-,-N""G----w'"'o:-:•:-:•:-:,:-H:-::o P - .... u, :.!)ply noW tor Ja,.u•rv 1t1ern0011 ;~no _..._~ ,.,..9 ctaN' CIAU ~~~ " llm •tNJ "'lfllKI SOUf'KI $1UI'IO, 11J 27U y 1CH'"E L.LElitw001Mf 'IJI., 11 , ~l C;;'9rttt~lfi!QI'U. ~ I" 0 I J.;I.. .~J} I ~"' , I -..: ~ ~ -:! < t,r c ampu, I I I I I SAlES AND SERVICE. INC 1650 WilliAM STREET I _ 893-2800 :' ........._..;.,... ........ FRFI' " Zap T rar""'" ' •» -----~~t_T~~ ~~-- -_! PO•N h..E S!t &iOlHEct.S ottd l ~ I' P. L~IIIf'f lnt.•f'\ l oa9t' Thvr• O M 4 11 OQ CtdliS u ~ ~ m~~ k~ 1rom the ,.,., . oatt t-lbOpy 8 1rl ho•\' :.V.~tnl < Mfot i ;T oY~AS 0 AN 9 ,. IIU~ I h•lf ati~ ( Gt""OUS 'il.tll \ Q~ aw•no f16DO\o 6 Oh Vavr bs fhr r ~o .e- 01111 CM~IhttS oaot•es PA,Rf tE!I 4"<' i tOO' Tht1' r'tt C tll!bl> dlrtd l llrt " ' Pu-no Qoum ~ 0100 5 00 tl'"' OF 1\ Q H ICK HIPPIJI B t ~'l f'IOII~ m QI" O 01)1 IQ9flfnet !k"!! '(0 1.1 VrtCit't Hl P ""' ,,.oot ••of\t Lov~ . Qu•cn~ U t!OU.S ~ vr! ..... I L .8 r ut n ~m ~" n. Prot.~ AI TOP SHELF MUSIC tmd flltd out wftY own N lf ~~ /It/Ill ' $ musk stor.s & reconiing JtfJclios rely 01" rhelr ptOhlpt /NO" IHsiMJ J.NVk:• ...,,.p.., GUnAAS. 8AI'UOS MANOOUHS TOP SHELF MUSIC 3173 Main St . Noor UB 832 ·1045 r.t0 .V6N(£ AND EXC I TMEW" 1tt f: " "' '"~' _.dt PI'II\ 101 tul\ aun n; 11\V ,..O!o0~f ~· ~ HeVf' ';0\H' ~ ,.,.,, Wtl \' H e ' OJI<'ft- h Jtl(') Oiv:ownt}J ano Qrbvel '4'- • lnr \1 U(HMI 9'01.1~1 , l tt UI I 'f Of •.,c;a JOS.t M••n St \\6 CS, C ;; NGEAS OR NOl ·~P' 'tl' T~ ~Cit<'tt!,lm fo.r 'fUv '\..-11 t~•·{llt"\ l!l'lt. ~ C itll IJ1l67~ or '11'11. 1 U S \CI ~.Mt t Sot&• IO Pn il "'"CI ~ON! • VOusi-r.hF · t:·A Mve '"'l"'f'l.f l'IO "CUI 1\f~l MM P J ' '' "'~' ' no • Dt.;t ot 11 Meet :l ' ' 0 V EJ; 'DIIt(''"ft\ ·;~., &bH~m'$ '7cwr -.-"-:-"-•--.,-•:, -:,:::-•• .._.rttOt' Grea1 ••pttortf'f\lf OOOQ stiPf""'' Sal.h rf> o5 AO spu' 10 E lMs. JOt 'Of Jot'!fl iO..--; at -Suoart~uV\ ~· If ~~ ~ .... .\l ob J .el'l }l. '" v~i;. 2S Cell vP 7SI9 or 610' W 111 ' t"Q~ Othe" ~ · vn• 1"01 "no•' w tt"' tYPtNG"F•~_;:;;..,,c~ and r~;;;.~.ab'l«" ca11 m toa. p,., 18M ·~,.,.tJ•nQ ~~~ ~ric: cal! a:J)' .t!.JO Wf'l4!f' QUtiiiiY COIJnlt \tAiiEl '( , YP!N(i; done al nome Dttl.tHon n~Wt>r pttOI'Ir BII OC,Sl.,llerSpm Ouamv wor• UNCLASSIFIED OUICKCOPY tlf:5UMO • • o\G IIIt1tCSfGIII:I ·J'OS19tS •lH£$tS • .-_UMIJ' J U.III•S • &.~n(IIHUOS. •tl'fvtlOI'U ·~~US CMDS •Wt:DC.NG • f\.Y[III.$ ..vna ttc:ws lm~>c.l llll•..., . . . R IDERS N EEOSO IO Wa\hl1"19l01"1 O .C '" .....,. LC!.YI! 0«: n Uiu lole) t» ' B& SERVICES fl't!ltlf vou 't~< tio111t. 9 0\JlDE!i .. APOt S.W¥nl !rL• Inn ,_.~ Vou tt•v• "" """~ t"O't W( , .. tit '0 oro ud of t-ou &1'10 W1t:l •Ou ;u mucn -napotn&.\' 4U h t• cen Oltt!r at":"aV>t!' ¥01.1 f t' W\ t U't• w~ 'fOV r~ Qf i iM'f i..OVfo tf\OK•~. (G OE ~q ~ ~ ..,~PO• O•nncot'f 10 tnf gor l 90•1"19 rw l ,-;llh lrwt n •ett\1 our llv'IOw no• NO ''* P•t\ ""'' '" '""' t\ IC* '~If! 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H'IIA t Of~"" b ? w< ar" us "'' Ctl il l't o(f•t INSTANT CASH O E:~!l 8J ,;.fOP& 'fOIH DU'tnOI't •l lfie l't•PO••'I' to•P"' I lovp l'W fY\Qtt lh•m t,..c·n oo '' uo fh,, Nflot.VM &"'f'tt' "9' ~ ~ 'fC»>J I 8 .4bt TO-tH~ru.. r~~~torlnc lim• 1r1 N V< l1 ,..n • defll"'l~ " 7" Oltmf'\ s.tUIQf\fl .:rOITI IM cte-~ li'll(l ' i of'l~ , Of~ sex- c;;;;-d- l wnth o.rO\.Ip- wenao;. a~ • ._.~, "'"d M•''- M•v - n~¥\!1' tow our '101'11 LOVI" ofOV ~~~ Pot t>; Pt4ll 11-'PPt' Anruvrh..II' Y l rl '~ P"V _sry "'09e If wtJ worth •II tM grtet E ( S$$$$$ Coupon Bulletin Bo•rd Outside 355 Squire H•ll MSC S•ves You l S $ l S tliJO(I•lP t M-1 1~fw\A;;-;;:;-t~;;; th\U, - 1 Olom1w won't •>-t rvcrw It Oui\ IC~ w• O•r.Mf 1> •. ~:C t0::-1>.:-:Y:;--;~-::F::;l;:E·;;,.:c~OO=,._ ~Oo ;;::--:::: ,.., "IMI¥! Wht!r f(ltJr lnf'Rds ertt? f hc>'('rt: "' ~ J 6otlo"'• ~ttlnq HAPP Vi T~ .... ~ OiY al P.J 8aNOti1\ OOh trom i 'i p m 3170 M•ln St , <'"i;f'l1 6Cf'QIS\ ttt;>m "" MY HEJlO· E:1trnb1 1nan«.s lor taki ng> to ~ TN> Sou. Your w ls.h tro mv tOMI'ftM!O Tl\e Pf'HkM!1'11 Ol !Nt ~II\ Clvo 1"'\t' 80WM;.N, 8•bbl' Htrlhdotv' H(loj)\' 1'(J4J 1\•v~ t gre•r ntt Al\o to,. ~ vow ;o~,~ ~ · 011t t ~u. dOn' t ttl .toeIIIOGI"V !her~ E C OAN - ff a lmO'l1 tool~ 'fOU •~ I~V r~ twn ~I .6!1 It d,a !0 Of'' vovr \tor, In to "5' H4PP• 81t'11'1dd:t , M a. A o;:H, 11 rn•~· •t Dn9, fonp. alwtys ••" Y'our 'S IOrln 1n.a1 Wh l'~ tJUI tli wotHt tS- 11'111 AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE Low "•tftl Fot AU Ao-s E••r T"'" "' CALL 837·2278 ., {{~""be<r, GIRl.$ II h'tlt.es fWO 10 RO ADiRI PPE R5- Ai'r £ H l10N I tnerr 0\ " m-'CI•Itw·y· mH1f"9 \P•t't)l' I S.IIJI"OeY n' QI'I1 lO (ilk'UU fht Turbo Flnl'"lno scnoor f"« Info col'nacl Pf\d 0' Stev• OINt<. " N E -. Q\1~1 , •rw: • pr~ n~tcft eoc A moose n•-vlnv "e»~nv l-f.ru,dn if 'fOU flour~ OU'f wno ~are , 4-Y. ~..mere tJ Ito DSP, JI(L. SU .l Yell'[\.' ·su-: !iOOK~ ..-\ t 'I !? : L( J( ·,\ rf().\'.':- (lff'ot l(•n• lngl<m) SQUIRE HALL ¥OI.t ptqw 9tl II\ toUCn !Mtn m• riUf'lt .Witfl 1 don't ~ve your pr.ont numbef Mon. a ....... wheel Of the 8hMst'I'IObilt? I dan' l ~ ' WMch wetty dil4 M go? Onlip )'0\1 ttnoW. I1Gitt JOI'Int !Nn~s 'o "-'"" l'm f1Vt CHRJSTOPHER BALDY n..n. $1. OFF 'Bucket Of Wln&B TONIGKT JOSEPH ELUCOTI N - . Wed. Fri. Mon. - Fri. 10•• · .5 .... T-Wed.Fri. .9•• - 5poa S.tvr<l•v Cloeed T-.aT~oous . 10•• - 5 ,.. S.bll'd8y ll•a · Spao S.tanl8y 00 r .·\.\Y OF 9 • • . 8:30,. ~~- ·5PII ••ma "'"*· one '' • ,.n. ai"CMind campu:s,w1th ~~~~ pke6N' Sell us $10 or more in used books Dec. 8th thru Dec. 19th, and receive a coupon worth 10% OFF your next purchase at any of our 3 Un iue~­ slty Bookstore locations. .nd PCM. St1ERRJE ot Mlln~acture'f''a Hanov« li"" end my fulvtt roomm•te. Wwtd <.all_k_. WHO WAS fhe'j mnked m.tn bth.l nd fM p\tlS TPECIAL HOLIDAy BONUS rtapp" •IIISUIIA'/CE GUIDANCE CENTER . , .,H•Mm Road .t.nEHttott Ua ; h Is rumored th.t two flf'Mw ua s:tudlttl" (Sptoc-trum ~Jft t.aJ hlvt rd~ to ~r ~ded t.ttow". llf'ICI "" """""' • ••\!Wtil. ~tor• t~N .., JtM tnowa &rue~ SprlnOtt ttft PW••,•ny. u tt.wo ere Moen welkfMa We will pay you up to 50% for books we need B O•y- JDI'\A. f6~ HfJolndRurt ~latter SUPER FAST PRINTING tYPI NG DON E u ll W 6'10 P•l ,. , ~~. ~P'·~·ch"'l 1. 5 1'1'1011~ •d•tor <~~rouno biJI Ct'r1 • •~'~' ' ant o l '"" ltlf M 1)(111 GtHtPP1' Q,'fMi t' 61tOI.,c; t <'l~~\ e<II IOI' .,.f~H~idie/. fotJfll• WiU. ;h.Ji4!!·hl. PIIINTING AIID COI'YIIII calTEIIS '- ~HO QV i• C. Ef.r• E NT Tf'l\' f neo~tr t.t. ,-; til t:t «:l o\~ tJI"'' It 'tou OJ B a 81MI'Ida y-ztr~,. 1YPi'Nc f.ttODRS. WANTED IO RocJUand Co~o~nh' , 1ttavt '2113 Cdii13:N 1190'. A;PG"' · • Dt<"""rwr " f • '•,.."'\1, AM A ' 8 U\ Gt Kf'wllt 'l (IAU " <~>l)p l BULLFEA.TkER ~ LOdOe- Cnrls.tma:S Ot'C. 1otn OAN- Yougol mort ~SOI"'tb lh111'\ P , J 8ohorns:t You rnusf ' ! ltV tw exciUnQI TYPE - ED t r~'"rn~!. . prootr~~" • nJ~ . or~e"S\IOOo\11 4tllc r d•bl• , eel )-,;t• SPE(t A ... til• ,.ou · v~ had • yeer •., I..'"'OW tl'l M!lflile'IJI' W!'rt C.i!ltGV ton tV 0 11 h ,.,."'' ·~~ Ch iC._~ ~ . n..eo ~ ii'H~•eo r ~·t'rl(.e tO <00f'"CIII't.ll1~ ,..,. O+~<Wtn ''' " J!) C.dlli69:J 1)11 PtPt rt•• ~~ . btko lYP t NG · P'•Ptr' o r rp,.umn s-1 OG/1'9 I Need Vour Guitar - Repaired or Cuotomlred 1 Why Not S• BuUala u" "o••o• v OC:AI... GtRL) wnan four : North UIII7.S•Ot51\ !rom Ub Amherst C.6mM, SAN tA ._.an Y04J wtn Rl c:nard Prlct'' p~otopr J Of'ls tHohiblJ~cJ In H ~a lth SCitncn l.ibr8!V7 AHorO•bl-e err fOf hOUdiY Qli!QIY/DQ, Pnont 11•· Qn PMf'JI, : H.P. KOPP "TYPING SEJlVICE ar••· OJ~rtaHons, IM'St 'l., ptJbltc•tiO\n, tre.m uttes avall.able Bullte.-tner 's. L.o<dOf, l40 Mlllt"''\PPC1 HINy- Sm ~m P(()Nf.ER and ma.ny mo~! A Me•l Oflll • t tW'e'- &OHOI.U thai vou won t ,..." " ' ()• ~h..in St. Tf..C:HNICS1 E<\t ~~ voVr fl\f LOOQe rPtOVc It Ol <OW"\e: IJ -.ndw~ 'fl buy lht 11m Shai,e r ~ n'llnl glml~•. Ice AKAttKE.NWOOD I file ~ BIRTHOAYS-<eteorate voor B·d-'f a l ·\ UTHORIZED WARRAI'TI' SER\' ICE FOR ,,, i11h ~ Main St. C ampu1 : W t IOV« ~ a rn• t• Hball !olillh"' Hapcw t~n t ltm~ t5t "65 .Mf ano JeP"''I!' CO~ tNG;;Pt --~r---------- ~-, DAH - H"'W'f Blrtndar aNI I 1 ~ 20 Min. from g.lrltrilnd1 l t lH- Tom . • i u ••. ,,. $ BRI NG YOUR OLD TEXTBOOKS OUT OF STORAGE . , i. �Art ttlslory Ondc.tgraduate As.an. bus tnp 10 Toronto to t~ Turner Eahibition lt:avu at 9 a.m tomaHow from Squire Holt loft A~kalkw11 now avallabk- for coun.&e.kK training fn)IOf'lt o! tht' Setuahty EducatiOn Cd'ltt:l otHers tn 26 l !>qUtte ond lll Monon t)unt~ uf the c.h.a)· "If I'm not at home, somewhere else." I' m usually -Jack Cumm•ngs Shlbbtt lor Hatu;kkah-Cr~•tJ¥t. '\C:fvt« .met dlnnet ton 1gt\t a t 6 p .m . Phone 836 4!)40 Satutd"Y Sh•bbllt-pfay~r. study, ond 1unch •I IOo m ol HlllrL 40 C ~t pc.-. Olvd Tau tt.ppe Epsilon •Huol mee:Ung Sunday 01 7..,0 p .m In 2)4 Squirt. CaU V•ughn tot <k-t.tlls. AEA meeu Sund..) it J p.m W\ 1h~ $II!COt"'d. floo.- 01 RkttmOnO tJIK'0\1 E.ucu1tw ooa•d f'n~hng 61 2 p m \n ""•'" 8t- room Soc:k:ly o' Women Englnee-rs meets ru~•Y t l 7 p rn •n 206 hnn•' (Jnl\le:rslty Worntn•s Oroup meet.s We dne:~ay o\ !'lOOn In 10 Co~n ~ 01 mo,r lnlotmotlon call MtHV Jont' a1 831 JSO) Tcle.m. the movement for Z.lonbl fuUIUmcnl, 11 d~.S>ttlbuung U'llonnc1tkln .mout 1ts Meftfff!t"t\1 M onddv 11om 12;.30 ~ p m N\ ) 44 $quu~ Ha&NI "'4H tl"' f.JPAnol Hlt domongo 1 dC' ChCt~mblt' a lu ~ 00 v"" ~ ~~ Ne:wman CtniC'I t11 ~"'\•'" .Sc Uc f'),~••nu:a.• lsrn ll Folkdanclng IIi ~ing hdll •t lh~ flth,ot( R~,:" ~l.llldoy ftnm 2 5 p m E~eryone ~~~t C':Ii.o ! nC' SA Commuter A.Uatr.s and SASO P'uc:nl the •.ut btt!~kta...t ol the: 5emester Wedr•'""'"Y hom 8 I0 P m In ,,..ot r!llmo•t" Ro<_u" Sqult-e. Slgma ~I Epallon Go1dtn He.rt lnitJedon ~l,fnd4y. Ot-c •2 .,, 1 p m to JJO Squlf~ mo,·ics, urts & h.:cturcs ..The Ot.nult or Mo rp,ology: A Cu~ Slud_)' .. q,vt:n by p,oJ Htonrl!llQ Allllrrwn Monctl'l'( at l .JO p tn. In thr Ltrtgunln. ~ Lo\Jrt,lfl Spaulding. Elltcolt ltl m)' peop'~ gol ~uc:en t ) utoc~ned •bowl tht pt·Qht o1 k'-' ~I"«' USSR u~• 81~ 77~ r ,nd out ht.-. Flrtl P~rforrn,.nce fo the ,"'ffalo A~gk)f\aJ Ball~t (ompen" Ot< 1) •l 6 p m '" ~~~ K•lh•rtM' (o,~ll fht~•ttr ElltCCH\ fhc' 6R6C J$ BIKk ~nt•'" •1~ Atlt~b , Rftld<I'Kf' ll("-.f'IS a't' a~•lt.btt ~ tt'tot Squltt hC ~l'i , .. u ' "'" rwotp ou~e:.. AOS V\,I"U'fM"' .cxept~ z.,••, Cr•y P;lnl_,n~ ,oSAI SA) ptt~r\t • hoUdl)' cc lc.MtJon >•lwtJa) en ) )0 p,., '" 16? Mf AC £U1c.ott EtnttUIIf\"'"0\ by Monn.,. fl+rd dh(J lh.: Labo• Wtuf'fS. \YI)Iio.ahU'J) Pl•l\0 t n d O•ot-C' ptffOlntotn<t gt~<~en bf pt•ol~ J•mf'• Calebu:ow t>l•'t'tng •O•h' of ~b\1:») S411e S..c..h ond Ot_fnll• .-uh petfomla"u'"t bv mc-m~•~ ol Utt• Emp~tr S\t'llt' 6 di1C't ~(; I t and t 2 '" 1he Kath•,.n~ Corn.-U 1hC"i)IC'I (lilt('ll Tau Beta Pl 1980 Fan tn*lt.tt..& n"'4)' p iCk up lheh keys. ~o.emfkocea ~" J34 Sell Houn tocMy from 9 It 11 m •"d 1 • r rn , Monda..,· r,o,., 1 4 p m If m~rnbru c.annot rno1kc 11 dut•n.j lh~ llmi!$ pt~11Ucelt Kelly•t636 ~09 ~ .... •nd 82S 7422 o•lcrl} •• 63&)412 41,d Joe,., lull\c,an J.e.r\ok~•\ AI I t • ~ MloiTI E.lhcon Brb1r clol"' •t •o • m tl" th~ .J.Jrtf' "M"'4"• The Study SlliU.t Place located In \ht ll•l'ulie r,.t)' tr_41 ,n,~ Crnrer •• 136 Satd) t1 M .. ~" for lt\e lell wme.aer Ou. ha•Md tu.tor._ e ll '"'UC'"tn<ed colkog<t ot~W.f\I(IOf' 41e re-ady 10 Mtp ,OV '"fn h) G4Qil\ltt t.t'IW ckvC"\o9 _y0u1 .oc•Noet)' take tMne• t«,ure: note:, te:ttl~. t,ak.e R.cNJ CM~ Colle~ SundA) ~ppct .. ~ " "' ' " \OJ Wilknoft EUtcon. 930>1230pl!\ 0' Need -.,c-.1 work? The 0~ 8r:~e'I<IOfal 5<-lo~nct ~t mC"n or womci'l 'Who lhln~ ~~~Y ""'tel ckncal WOtk ef'KI woutd Uke \0 p.&ttte•p.6tt lfl • \tii.IG~ ot pot~.,, t~M tO 10\1\"'C ft~el trt~ffl.t"f1t T•u ln•f' hlllf\~ dt'l" QtOV!oCk'd Conllld Of rt (I'K•tt: •• &l t 1t6-' On l~ual~ Hnk«. of The. Spcc.trum, Notku uc run fru. or dtlrge. Tlw- Spccuum dOcS not gu.aran,ec l.tlat aU nolku wUI appu.r Md tu~ t.M rl91>t to edit oil ootku. liOTICES TO APPEAR I'IORE THA!i OliCE f'IUST BE AESUBI'IIl'T£0 FOR EACH PRitcTttiO. DudUnu .,-e. /1\onday, We4~1}' and Sackpe.gc is • her lrq_~t l for studenL., For more lntorn·•otlon , •t('lp 1' 4! Gl!:! Open 1 1 ~ p.m Mond1y TuHda~. Thur\Otl\ . •no ffld-'\ unut 1 p m W tdne~ttl 111 JAO $<tu1re AIW Ul)t:tl M.-nd~H htlf'f1 t, p m tn MFA( Ell,run 81' 221) •n MHd a plttc.IO l~ n 1' The: 011 C..~pu hou,,~,, t,)tl.r~ n" hf'~ C,twne kKtt~. t~n o ...... "'"''~ ot •cu•ttn~nb , •••.!> ,.j •1\J h.,u\t'l •r)Ch •tt-: •h• llabk ~ •NJ ~ · t W'T\C'M'' O~n •e,.~C.t• h"rtt 12 5 ~ m m ~ufft" FrkiA)' at noott. St.n~n -~ rt'1)fe~t6tiv~ltOm o\l~n) L.s• ~hool wtll p.e onnotuK>etn(.'11t!l onc:1mP'n Mund.y Sign up mllillyr ~ C 01 t4111 Mt'" Moct\ o1 83 t .) , 1~ tor on dlppolntment Mlnorlltt>'l atfo tnco~ rogl!'d to ptnl clp.~~tt.. tntcrnttlonat lnlunt.h1ps wlttt lnte.rnaUooal <<mc'tf'ns '" the. 8 \iffeto Communtty a.ft(t '" lntCifWM.t<W\OJ College Cttd11 and e•peJtenc:t 1n lnterMtkw\at P"** .. 111 bt olfertd In vaJious art:at Cont.Kt 'Jlw:rea Wardrf:n ac 6.)6.2193 0< Entlnt.crlnt freshmen .1nd Sopnomon Achlsemenl klr SoMIII981 (our,.. will bo heldtn219 F•oncnk today., I I .. Tht O ruuomc Tilt or 1 Writer In Publbherland" g1~n b; 01 Ru1h Ct>ller Monday Bt 1 p m •• the. Wom~n to Stud•n Colltgc t08 WJ~U~PCM Aw: , behu~ M'Mton. 1'\SC -•rn.esau ftom a tieg-,ec:te.d Patz•• pictofl• f t ~ I'I,D-11101' tc.da) trom ao J p ff\o \f'"• u-. kH, lovnge ~UHP ~W)' ed b-y tht' Cho"".sr StuMm Uol-.lty Ute 8fO"P open dl"""""" at "RithonSutldayotltlld, 40~Blvd SarUOi ll o...... loru!lCh Soul bp.rleDCc 11\ifllatry wo<1hlp aen1tc.. Su<l<loy ot ~ p.m. Jn the~ Kteter Room. Ellkon. Fo~ ~Party i~sday et 6 p.m '" the The ""t.&.llle College. Jau Ensemble ~t't f04m' o~ 16 Ol 8 p m In tM K4tth'" lnt Corf'lotll Ttu~&lt'r M'J sllldent tntefUied ln dlfKting 1 ~t •c-l pl•y lt),- a One AC1 Fua"al if' tM: Spt11'\Q .shouJd •tte.nd th~ .-or'-thop motell"i on OK tO In \02 ,.,.,.man 6Hng • 'KI!pt •nd a good •6foo c,t II~ fcq\ilftmrf'lll !iYPIAO mcc<s today .. 3 p.m. In 356 Sqwlt• to dl<cuu women' a laue.s •t 08. Art Hlatory Undergredu•te A.san. mtmU; today 4C4 p ,m l.n 508 Clemtn•. AC. Potlth S•uOen-l Lugue m~1:1 tod4<r t1 ) P.!"· Til204 C.ribbun Stl.ldUI\ Assn. mettt tod.ll) '" the" 1«<nd ~ p.rn, Otnk will ..Tf'e WIUtO bf Q-," tomorrow bl 4 lO 6 )0 an.J 9 P m 1n ttw SquUe Cortlerm\('r Thute~ "CatNr-:t" c;,,H,d•V at 4 l!t 6 4!t onel 9l0 P m .~Tht HOfrot Ol P,.-.,. ~ch- tn4 ..GU-iS"' IOf•~IU 41f.0 ~h.orct.' •' 1 I " tf1 1n the 5Qu1rr Cont"l~~ 1 h~a(tf -Evet ythlnt You A IWAya. Wantt.ct to Know AbOtJl Su .. •od• J '" UO Mr At. Ellkou _..,11 tomotto• 1n l4-& On:feooort ., 1 • nd 9 ~ m Sundn ., • 6 ... p m In tttr- Squur Cont'"'""u Thr41tr wae si)OI'tS infor~ation flooc ~oung<o. Sca~llt-y IW!.Jodca EJ-tl f,dua:cton Center staR mteUnt todoy at • P m. et Oso.rgo St-.te Pot.sdem Stete Cot1•9c Colt~ /1\ondo~y : Women t Conler-enc.e Bowtll'lg vt. E•it Community Colle9C: "'A ·. Squire. lAnet. 4.30 p.m., Worttl!n .t Bes:kr\b.,l! at (:oriiOild Sltlt' College Sch\dsme.lstera Ski CJvb-Usa d.y to jOin akt club •• toeS•>'· 1'40 u.ccph0-"5. OUkA: houa from 9 a.m . p.m todoy Ski 1'\.cltonla Wo<1<shop T....O.y hom 7·9 p m. 1n 17 Squuo and Wodnetday from 7-9 p m In Coms>u• o-..tJktcu w,u,ctOn Elt<Otl 1'1\.tmbe:u. onl~ Hennuu W01kl ol Sj>onlltg Good> ,. hold"''J o P'l•ato ~~~~ IOf rtWinben onl)' Ski dul) 10 Ci&ld neHed \0 elt~ Sak ts Doc I• hom 6-9 p.m. on Tronslt Road, Wllllem1¥lllo. .a .,261 Squire. 20,. tn~ O.y 81gtn11 Pill epallon m. .ta Sundoy ot 7 p.m. In 330 Squire, ,4.11 bfothera 11e req-utr~d to •tlend. S:30 p.m. In 1• Cl.. k . Jod<e<. Ellla>U. n thf Wold"'•" f """•'~• N<;rHWI ·- In ~. ol tho I•OI'Y Coon o-tlon tomorrow at t1 p.O\'L ll> lito oec:ond floor lounge, lied of TOI\Iwande 'C'r Tlme 730 p m .... Mens SWtmrntng va..St Oot'k Poot, I p m •• w~ I S.sketHIIet Oswego State CoHege-, Women t Sw~mlng - y U-">n Ccntu-"IM Wt t>trU! CO<ltfol d!nl< II, ...., Tuetdoo)', Dec. 16. hom Spect ro•copy &on.¥en1Uff:' 0n'¥"enllty Scaullt the-"''" fhrlcctanc~ ~uco.-.ductou. 0""''9 Stn<.h,otron RAIJl.tttOtt gne-n by Or ~,..t l(t'I.V eke 'I .,, ) _j() p m U'l 4)4 f•OfiCtah, 1omouow: t1oc:kev ",. f1111M<e Room, Sqoire. ol be lldd lli«!neo<lay. Dec. 10 .. 5".30 p.m. The tal -..pp~y diniD " "' be held Thu...tay. Dec. A~ '""Volcu .. pi•Y prnt'flted tomotrollr' • • 1 30 P m In lt\of Woldmen The•ter. Norton Tod.a)': Hoc't)' vs Genueo State. Colt. . Tcn~:weo& kc T1m~ 1 )0 p m Wtestii"Q 4'l 8IT lnwd4hoo• l om 831-7805. •• 12:30 p.rr\. • II "•LibttaUon In Cub• " pctfi'l"l p!e~t~\fltiiOn 1 o~~v .,. 1 p m '" ))9 k u fl tl- .. Cttt •tc vt t L~l ~~-cu ohe1~ ~"'""~ •nd •ntormouon to ..u 08 .th•dt":nb Oo ,...,._ "'•"~ 4 hUiing tf'l SWJIIR-J COUfll ol thr p,f'\•de:f'tt} Commt>1ooion] GLS he> low ttuchmb t(.l tO o• drlrM.t... ~ f'1ot~ : s.mP"'n ._,tt !.pt':•lo, o" /'v'fto•\ \U:U •N IC'~ leAr' . •~ well•• 4 R'W otht!i e.s.pecb ollol~)'~ \N• •re • IIH 6101> '" k ' ~.ere no eppolntment ne<'c."-.WI)' Ope-n MOTWJty from l1 J p .m Tut-a4t)' f t<Yf' I t 1 p '" W~dr,e!tday from '' \2 pm Thursdov hom 10) p ,m ond rr•d•)' from Letel 1\lsslu? Group ~·Iter lOUtn •NI Sofl [1'4"1~&\f» ~~t.K bung VUUI ut~l, Tl\• UO 1'\tn' l Orowlh Crntc.1 has openrd e M~" ~ Orop-•n •md Rf'iOUIC~ Ser¥tc:e A.nyo"~ w•nllog to 1•lk be' t.Mentd to, 01 lflllte.d of lnformetlon ' ' enC'ouragf'd 10 UM' l"., jtt'Yk:fo The. C'!nltr I) lcx:61ed 1.n 2 11 Tol!l'n~ud O~n '2 5 p rn we-ekday' end 6 8 p rn Tut~ayJ \lndt't.U.nd YQUI ..Gtys. Attohol, tnd Lhe. Bars ... l~{h; rrtCIJo\y •t C) lOJ' m '" l.l9 H•Y"' Wh'l~ •na che~ P•r•'f to 'ono-. dfteount offtfed on siU p.ed"tge prtct'- Women'a Tr•.~ Team ltnportant meeting l~idD'; IU � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/56b197e2c5ab586b1b0a3c44db09bea2.pdf b3b0ac82b39b2e4cbcb99ae75a303545 PDF Text Text C.ontroversy encircles the Bulls by Tooy P~rll bur&erl lOmC' place to lrdr them over:· the coach Cllplained. Hus:hts ~d thc.tc .. no >ct amount 10 bt ci .. cn out Sporu £41101 Til< UB Basktlball Btllls ,.Ill bt a tiuk 'loonh1nd<d for Friday's home op<ncr •pinil Fr<don~a. Coach Boll Hu&JI<$ &llDOWIC<d WI Tuesday Ihal <i&hl pboj'<r• woll ...d1 bt s"'pendtd fO< OM aam< be<:au" ol on<Kknh for meal> IICOO<dona to Arht.tic: D<panm<nr rub; the only utpulatoon Is tlw o - • m or I IDbe&iVfll OUI '"one day• Anhur M.xk. a prum•lina: JUn.ot u ·a.nsrer from l"onhwat Coonmonoy Collqc, "'*" named as tbt pta)« IIKkfiM<Iy >Wpcnd«<. Curfeoo YlOIIlioou W<T< stannuna from a road t.rip to Bil'tli\amton ••o """'"' qo. S..aa pboy«s wiU rca:oY< a .,_....,. Mll"nSIOn, ~C' of I~ rQJOn~ Ottd (Of th~ 'tUlpm\fOO \ bck . ohc>&lah no< all 31 OM UJn<. One player 1'111 bt su.spend<d inddinirdy and posttbly "~ pia) basketball apia aa ahis UnlHt-gcy;· acc.ord.nJ to •ho uanch at6-4• .,.., <'O<Intecl on to Iiiith< I•P ldl by 1hc- lase .ru.r•s 6tPil1141ft of Nate 8ou~~t Tht pia~·, 1pokcsman abo uld that the men •n-.olvcd '" the .WlP"'~ nkd 10 mm .. td\ I'M ~d• In a phone all oo Th• Sp«t,;;,. ntly 1.., ....,k. h ~ \ioru.Jay to raolvc rhc \W'I)en:)IOO\, bul .. ~,c. Wlll learned from • oum •po~esman olw allohe Boll>' duucd the -tun~~ ~ ~a-t qu"•in& bttau.se unrau traJD1ml "'He -ouldn't \« aM 8ull1' pla;n \.~Ud ... H~ nsullon& frocn ohe oeam's 54-ll lou 4Q 81ftl/lamron. loSd lb '-'t ~o.'Ould m«l ,.,lh the on.w~an1 CUOlC'h At midnitl>t aflcrrhal pmc, Hullles said he rolcllloc •n<h\'~ual1y, Ne •r'rt' a.Jitoaethtt un lh•). "c •anced plaj'<rllballhe tam bos '"'"ld bt lea•inJ lor Burrllo 10 nM't1 .. ,lh h1m a} a ICM1 •• rhe neJCJ morning at an <arlia lime lhln had been The ruur•)'Uf Burtalo coach -.Aid hc had W\>C'r.&J <J\Il"<led. TM eoa<11 ul)bintd ohor """' ••Jhl pla)<r> rea,son, for not rnc\'tln& w1lh the p4aytn ·•Number a.mc- in at 1:20 a.m . miSiin&;lhe mldmahl curtc• , the.) one. chc KU)'1 camt' m and tntcn-uptC"d m)' PfiCll« ... uh <lid noc know aboutth< <hanse. Bur not alllh< pta}<n the JU)"~ •ho •tTc.n ' t ln\c>lvut ar\d dmtandni 10 ratl. 1 sec u the s.atn( way as Hua,hes. haH a rc::sponJtbitlly to lho\C' playcn wtMJ 'lllth.'fl't ' ·Wr're llll quluinc because Hufht) C\11 uur mtal IPVUI11cd They'rt enttlkd LO my dirn't.lon OUld t 'ihould 1nunty.'' said a team membu who wbhtd ~o rtmaJn no1 hi 'i-t: to~op pr~e~u~c for lhcOthtr &UY\ I told t"'-"tn anonymou"• ''He tol<J h;att th~ tum thai we were I v.oulcl ml"'C:t w11h lhcm aJttt p,-..\.11C'c.'' lc:avin&•t 8 a. m. in11cad of the .k'htdlll~ tOa. m. Ht\ •• ,_.,IJmbc:r two.'' Hqha conlinlK'd, ··~l tbe p)aJ>cH )US\ m3d bet.> uS< we lo>l and played bad. " wcrr rold co wrn '" lhl,r tmlforms and pn.c ''HM:\ Th~ players contend thou rhrir ditln(f aUo\rncnl arttr artcr the II111C, "f"M players In VOl Val In lht ~t.bJ)eiNOfl lhc IO$! to Binahamtun 'flo'IS CUI hom nvc c:k~lan 10 dtdn't do thh, I Wintrd lhtm to m«l wi1h my ZIJi~l.stanl 1hrtt. llug,ht-s a rgo~. howc-we:r, rhaf bccau),(' of ahe hut' lndivldul4Uy 10 1urn Jn their ~~u1pmrn1 and e.•plain nn1\h ur the comes1 (afla J I p.m.) h Vtlb n01 P0'~•ble lhr problem .~ ... to ta.ke the whole team out for a bt& mraJ. lhUi I he C'ut. 1 he UB coach dJd rnttt w.uh the ...,huJc '"'"' afttl _ . . . - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - -- -- - - -- " -l l_l_•_• _th_•_m_en_oua.h money ro go out ii.Rd &cl !oOOlt tncll..t IO !f011 I he H-.bcs. or UJ.·· wn... wednesday Vol. 31 , No . 4 t1SUN V •• Bultt loiJ December 1980 U UAB personnel suspended; Committee changes schemed by S.t h Goodehl ld ,.,;, El/1r~N lim< mrmbn' of 1tM: t.lnn~.r...tt) Unum A\1hllln Bu•r~ tLUA8. ""'-"lc ; uspended Moo~. tn oh< Orv \lep or a rNtUCtl.lrt,qa tf'ftrr1 accordln& to Sub Boatd Cxn.:u.uvc Otf'C\.1or t'A"tH' Olar.:1 Mu.Jtt.. (f.)o ,1\~tnnfll S.rvm k:ro ..n ~nd Rubtn ~'*' and A-.snuant Matk C"ohe" ha\t had lhC~r d uuC"\ iU prorramnwrs '"":mdcd, pendtnt " «-mnru •corg~nilitiOfl ••Wcd•d tlco pua J halt on all a'-'11\IUt\ ror the' rest ur lllC SCftl<'\tC'f \0 lhallht:)' v.lfl have: IIMt ICI dt-an Up \flohDI h>\ppcn~,•d \U r.•U . 1 " 81~\.'k C:\phu~d . T.hc Dtr<clnr , who \llid 1h~ modt by hlm••tr •nd Oirtnor Ll\1 Rappaport, potnttd to ~e<:o<lon w.. ,omlly Di~rtsion pasa prosramroin, C..ommhr~ iui.pendom~ . .., rhc mtSII~C'f ro.>t by lhc Mu~1 c fQr lh< ,-;ou\t Rut chc unsucctutul 8nbbl< ond tho Modoo&~l> conctn really "(or<<d our hand," 81Kl. addtd, nolina a nvt.fiturt dollll1 toss. P ut ilk• 81ad, e:'>plaJOc:d th at C\cry Mutit Com.mitttt-t:ponsond e\<t'n1 had ••somC"'hln.a WI"Ofll • hh fl. " bur hr look ad beyOnd t>tkrt .aim as Ill< iOk aiJ'C. "h'lthe ueu wflhln their com.rol--li\t bud&nlna. Jd>edubna attd P"Ytlll bio.-llw I'm ups<~ • itb," Black oontillued. Adtlin1 1hot Sub Boald was fotnd 10 ''pula band llJd'" Oft the rrmn~nu of iho"• and !hen >CUrl)' off to 511< tbe next llOil«rt, I!Uot:k saod UUAB ...ould hi>< no """< musx: Ptosnm> thb - • r ~.howeY«. \Old her ckawon..., 1101 sold)' based upon·the MusicCommill«'• failil>p and !misted !hal !he I'OUP had cOIUidered t~ rcorpniutlon tarll<f in Septanber, The ~·· she added, 11 Wil lift us Umc 10 ~ahwc our Slrvdv1c and purpose." The Di>lsion Director cxpiabMd that Ill< presmt formal or obc Music Coonmbtee would hottdcr ""' pos$ibl< realoo!tl'tiD& and wilh no t:OI1CUU scheduled, ._port dmdod O'IU5ic rr)ponJib1hhu amona thr-ee people. f~n-e wp .~ond hod UUAB llw !line Is riJht. llso Aid some \ntcr!W MUSIC Commht« probl<rM ....,. •• fouJt for UUA8's lbonfalls thiJ year. ''Thcr< wnc 110-~ lns1M !he CO!I!mlll~. dapll• rhe job deocriptloru !hOI everybody I IV<," .she ~ . Addtna rhal ir ~·ar th< nm ~port god dutio !boutd h~ bt<n >loored njually. but pef\onaluy J01 on the ,.a) ..nJ h•IMJctcd Jlcr(Ou'h&rl'..~ UUA8"' prta&rammtnr 1hu ~tnotcr tn.ludecl lh< lkobbt< an.t lh< Modno,ht'' ~"', a '"an\."dk:<l Pat \1dhc-n~ ~ and IWO •low bo1 olfoo:C "'li<l'l-5V f 100 -.oriO 4. Flora Puttn\ ---- ----- --- I I ....,, I 6 .• ,_ , I •• ...., I • •• -------• • ,, , , --- .. --- ........ ' • ..__.I ,•• , Kr own 1nU Shhter-Cuhen WI\ una\atlabtc r..,, Lommau Mtmdtr._;'-dtd ~ pl.._"t blamr on Music Commincc n11stakcs per -e. " I lhonl that <•cryone gl'ltcrally ••~no,.ltdkh th~l llobbo< and lilt Midni&hl> +o~~;u 1ht rc:uon," Shttkr rnaintaancl!. " And ~anythms tht .... t>t.~td h~t\ e brto ovcrlooltd had 11 (ohat concert) Knnt ...u Vtrwt1aUI ) K fo~· n , who bcutnt a \..OOftOYcro,y IMJI ~e!ttr ror " You hove o situation where swdents. . . ore dealing with sharks, ond its o matter of how much we prepare them r,ubjc.:t ot h~ -abrMIYt to deal with the sharks" " ( 01\Ccn·llJiiJc.S, looked co pcnonality otnd the cnun:· p.occ:u of putetna tottt1hct "ho.,.., lli lht rooh o f lht d luttl\-•on. •·t 1htnk !rlht (Kappapool) >hnutd ha•< paid mort altonuon 10 ~HUC"\Uft thAn lt.\ 1ht pc:r.IORihtie;s of thC'" people onvolvcd," lo.rown chatte<l. "I rhink "hen thon1> ¥" >ClLP<&OII and Dennis Black "fOflJ lh<1 look roo a P"Qplt lall 1nro ohaJ .orne uadiuonaJ role: bc·ncr than others." The: 8obbl< and lht MldruahiJ show, hdd tl«tlon nllllt. pl.teed UUAB unckr atoatl. ~ohm th• ""'"' 1o<1 .om< S:!O.DOD, many •• SUb Boald's Talbm Hall orr.... were"~"<' · Kro,..n. howc\lc:r . played do•n th .,..,;r"'*""• (OC)Irad'ocliJll hi> CO<Iwmwo. "I only lhonk h pro>oded, rot those P"Qple lool.itla for a reason to llUI on <nd to rhinJS, an the: two-yar vuaan Of UUAB Music ad&uned. Blac~ ud Rappaport vt cunenoly uan.r:· ofTioals <Ou.l<l bt added to thr booo<l. Blad: said ht ~norrally ra'or" lf".ludlf,. people SIKh n Cullin lttd Squirt Hall 1I<Ln tahn '-"( of '' He admw:t~ lhlit LUAB', "'UC'I:W M)ft" lhl\ .)'Qt f1'\aCk IM' diflct~C ffom 1979--f.c> ·· Thmp "'CR rKK c.'«Utrd to Oflk< M•••1er, Da"ld '>am>OII Ofl lh< bOard • ·, ,· bW .,., h#d togy•tu ·,, ~,,(),.~ ur che ~oon." Krown added and ~oditl& ..t.Ornt or thC' ochC'I l u,\& commautc tiWrmen..., th.tnL they ha\t onoulll thOIIJP 10 do ~ooth theor o~oo ora.. " 8~~ said, oddln& tloat he •auld •uppan the ·~· or lh< h<•cb or ....,nd, publt..ll) .utd wcutity 10 bt r111:rnMn or th.t rtforft"C'd body. lll< ,.,.,.,ale for the &.rd. all \od<> :..,ee. ;, to taltt th< deel.>lon-maklo& qu< or lh< hands or. r.... panlatlat <<Nips uc bana coniid<red No ktrllf1 '-Odld only Ihe Mu' a..: Chadnh."ff PR><ntly. The fin:r '*OUJcl h••• people rrom d.11ick lhc commutcc'' bud,n aJb.:auon ''h Imide UUAB !he rcmainitl& lhow-..Uted wiU d<fllllrely >l.l o" more tnpur 1nco lh< <'Ommtll« chal•ma~. In 1 body that ""uld pr-osrammma c;ommiuc< 1ru.1cad of oM Of' dcdck polley-whkh "Con<eru "'ould bt rwo peopl< bookona rh< band> ror the rntor< held-<IJld do plannlfll. tt:hOI)I," Rloppapon Aid Tbe ohunatlv< ~oould be a board oteroul Kto'*"ll mamuuncd that !.he Bo~d ldc;a 10 lhi"' oraaniution, bul Still heavily ' "hAl problems·· · and t~raucd ahaa the <'Oillpoml UUAB ll"fiiOnnd. Blai:k rommHt~'s SITUCIU~ tJ not IU faull. "' II') cq>lalned . Bur, he •deled, Sub Board simply that we have to makC' ~urt aJI the Tr<uuror AleJ< Cubn and some other resporuibUhies or pLinin& on a 'how Art 'fi>"Dfkina on ralrvctutU\1 che c.omminC'f' uno • con....n boatel. or Black nploined rh>t t"o The t.~rd mw.~c ~o.hlllrma.n rtOf~ rt-.a.J "'onctn sd«tion '"was not rmJ)C)nanJ tn tM rNt.ltn . lnstatJ.d.,."»thcptOI.-aJOfpuihRJ on tbt •hole lho" lloat <ouOied. ··P<at>k \houkf '*Ony more abou1 1M PfOCO'\, • Kro~on d<ilmod, " no<JWWD& for !he &lot)· -kill& lhonp, lo~C dmclinl Who ... Jet ,on<'Cft) •• ror Th< fuuar or thr ttto l i sull undcackd lbPiltpon c:ouawed llw !he pcw~bd111 ol aUthr«-rctwn•ttJQUl~~·; slim ""TM: <hanas or ltoblft ...., Mart fllt nceed tho.< of Kro• n ~>ana baet," lllcsa.d FOJ Bb.:k, ·~ rtthrc u;5U(' L"'olo do"" A to onto or tratnlna. ··vuu have a silu.-ctOn -.hut ~udcnti>. w1th 1 part·t~me lott:R)I 1n t~ thinl', a.rc dea.hna Wtlll shlll.J.. and it's a fT\ilttrr or how •dl ... c prcparf thtm tO QcAJ wirh rho •hark\," lhe rlurd•)nt ta .. >1udmt concluded. Inside: Sirens- P. l I Stolkinr the killer- P.3 I Pock etlnr- P.4 I 'Discovery'- Pp.S-7 I Sooth·in(- P. I I I Not this time-P. I 3 �i ....-.-.,.d-..... -.-..,.-.bottle--..,--front-0-.--.__, = =-===--....... .O·IIy Spots!!lliii~--= ...... frontal c PG ' lobotomy'' ~ i .I l I I TONIGHT ~ Sieve §'-8081 a - at the fJ' Coopc:rl and Lybrand 10 lnve>tlpoe the feasibility of such • projcc. The two-month !llatket study wt11 determine wbcthcr to build a eovcred focility, wllet proreosioaaJ sportlbe .otadlom will beclosicned for, ud bow many1por11the facility will &C<lCliDOdat<. n.. acneraJ p1lSh bas bcctrfO< the <00$1ruclioa or a bucball stadium in bopes or auractlna a ..,.jcx leaaue expansion team to the Western New York aru. Co J L ,_ ~ •• Hambura nareuman ac• ....,,p announ,~ we final eonarculonal approval of le&Witlon oo arano a federal dlarter to the volunteer National Ski Patrol Ken~p said the cbarler would aive tbe sY1(cm's 25,1100 •oluntcers the lcpl.balb 1.0 cootlbue and apand their seniC<S which ondude fU11 aid for injurftl•tkn, $110W avalanchc conorol and other <rft<T&<OCY usistonce oo ouldontvictilft4. Enoamenl of the biU will aiY< dli<Tttlon to the st~ocs Radal ovcnon.. marked ohe rC>lCtll ptW&Je or a fair whert chr patrol operates to free 1tte non·profit bousln.&'Ordlnance by tbc Buffalo Cocqmon CoUncii, O<aanlzalion from the chore or eompllina numerous Tht 9~ •ott approval or the billthll anacks li'o.Wna bureaucratic reportS. Under l.~e new federal charter. dlacrimlnatioo morcdeeply than exlsoin& Stattlaws "'"' ohcre will he no use or federal funds, accordlna oo a ''Y<I" vote from all rivt black council. Other Kemp. The bill now await> Pr..ldtnl Carttr's councilmtn with predominaou black coustiiuencin approval, Co-2utbored with Utah Smator Omn G. Hatch, tmded 10 volt in fa>or of the pr"--', while thOK rcpme>tioa wliitc neiJ)Iborhoods scnc:rally YOied Kttnp'llqblatioll was co-sporuorcd by 160 House and "no," , Stnate mernbtrJ. "This lqjslaoion is an indication IMI Buffalo Mayor Jomes Griflln b apeaed"' vao lht peOple all over the Uoited Sial.. ba~ come: to obe many worthymvle.. P<Ovicled on our sli bin, and the Council .....,. unlitdy 10 mllSler tDOUJ)I him..tran VO(C$ to ov~ the veto. 1M u... a ~ ... Bud Splits 3/ $7 . 00 ALL BAR DRINKS 75c . Have a nice - - .,d THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS Remember T a morrow The Ring of Pain Sdtussmeistet's Ski Club, Inc. Lust dur ttl .luin is Fridur. D<.~'"""'~"' :'ith ABSOLCTEL Y ~() E XCEPTIO~ S ()((!...... Mayo< with a l8ct or COIK'U1I roo the City'• ~ populoce-most lusely aJrected by hounn& cli•crhnlnodon pracli-m.. the ConmvoliV< n.. - or the .,._,.,., dome staclium in politician "dc.vly b not ~yina.on bla<k •OI.. to pin do-own BufJolo eontinu.. u the Eric County SpofU 1 >eeond oerm In 1981,"aceorclina to • Bu.ff•lo Ewnl~ lloatd Idol cocnmluioned tht Minneapolis fu-m or N•ws rcpott . 2619 MaiD St. • 838-9466 r- • - "'~'"" ~lun<Ln -Wc.lu,:r..lt•t: '.hiM~""-'''"''"' ·nourod.tl··l'ridt•>' '.1:4Mitooo-lloi1Cir>m Kt..,n7 Swin.: H•dl (hu"'~"~'") l>tlll't he'' Dnn 't hC 11 Ambulance gets closer to campus snr"•zor. lrMJzcr, by J CIRph Simon .I. tin the club und i'l<lfHrJinJ &!.to. hc.~~IOIC II O!ChliS.~'T! R.B.I. ~ '&..f'BMI/p,, u•. ..... CltrioeoMt ......~ .................. llrry...._......,. ......A.b~" Ut ut Ut U!l us a........_,.....,..,.F.....,.. .... U..O. S; ...... "'Ii ~ fiMtJ" ....... Ul 1.!18 Ull ......._~ ~a- SALE us ,.,. s .... ..,.,." Olden "GGIeet ..,..... usr U8 s..IJDu*Gide" W...... a.,.t"'li6tP-." J.- ,.., ,.,. .... ~ us Ull 7.t8 13.111 Ul Ull ut l.lt Ul Ul 5.4!1 U!l ut ut .... ......... ,._...,...........,._ ._.....,_.,.. ...., .................... · •AIIII--~••• U"o ..... , ........... _ . . , .... .,._ ·· ···~· ·· · .............. ....,u ... s.. II appear> that the Amhcnl Campus wm ha\t i1> own ambuWJce u early u next month, u tbe potcolial soura or funchnJ for the >chick hll been shilled dlrmly to ·the Facully-Student Auociatioo IFSA), •"here atmosa n'tfY djrrcsor iupporu: u.r purdt~. "Penonally, I it b<tna brouJl>o up at lht December mmioa and a.pswoved riaht a ....y." FSA Pr..ident Cordell Schachter ..icl. The request before oh• Board of Dirc:ctor> I• for Sll.~. Th• liB Reoc:ue Squad oriJ)nolly appro•ched FSA '• Pf'OJTIInlllill' Committcc ~a body which alloca1.. annually to pro)tct$ deliJOed at improvma UB'• student Ufe-for the ambulance'• fundina. The commluec meroberl, however, dcdded that tht "unlqumeu'' o( the ambuLance reques& made it dirrt<UJt for lhtm 10 dltcvu II> mtrits with the other prQ1lOJOls. Other requcsu ioclude fundiD& for alit triO' ~ ood • C8rl'Ct for the C<no.n Theatn:. T6t PTopammiQa Commluee wa establistted by FSA last year to ollocatt, om a period of five year>, the SI:U,OQO r<e<ived frocn the sale of tht UB boobtora. But lhb may be altered undtr the new IIIT&nl<f!ICIU (or the Rescue Squad. ru.ooo !iltw . . . Wltal FSA io e.pmed to do at IU December 12 III<Cliq, oa:o<cliaa to Sctoocbler, lito tak• a f111ure ,.rs pop-'"1 buda« and Ole it to food the ~ - · This - l d allow r.. the vdlide'• i1Miedlalt ~. as wdl .. rr... this year'• comcaince from spendiQI C'IIOSI Qf iU W,IIOO oa one proposol. HoWVc:r, It wUI also cut one year orr the PT..........,... Coaunluee's ~ Scladlter. •bo is slronJly in favor or fuodina tbc tmbollanoe, beJie,les th11 !ltoncnina the lift of lhc .-mittee is Aot catutropllk when looklna 11 tho loamedlae oced for aa emqcncy Vehidc. "It seems aboard IO A)' we can't fllnd thu propoool because of ......_ -Y ..a.. ill tbe rucure." he R:~~Wked. n.. lacue Squad hu dted lht oced for aa ..W...C. DD tbe otW C*llptiS e'ltf JiiiOt the ..,_..;.,.. beaM opertliaa last year. Praolllly, the Gamllt fire ~t IDd ............ Columbia rapoed "' tmbulanct ealb on the Amhera Campus. ' £xecuti~ DiTeccof or the Squd David Hoffman said ;r lbe ror the ve!llde ihrouJJ>, the . . . . . . .--~~--------------• onlY Olher POUnu.l o,bJia<le would be • "cortlliate ur need" (rom oh< Wyomina·6rH: R<,&ionll En•<T&<n<y Mecb<al Ser•l<es Council. Thb docwntnt arant> th< n«CSI&ry permission ro openlt an ambulance. AhhouJ)I mOStly e>cryoae on lht FSA ll<>atd ol Outnon supporu sivina obe mont)' 10 tht R~ Squad IC'<'Ofdms oo Hoffman, there os one kr>O'On d~stnler, ..Auoc-1atc Prorenor of Ph)'StC1 snd Aslronomy Jooaa.han Rdchm . .. I'm not apins:~ h»tnc an ambulance on campus," he .. ld. "but I think ohe ln\'ice sbould be paid ror by tht users." RcK:htn <•plalned that students, olona ..-ioh faculty and "arr, O>uld pay for it ohrouJh their boahh lnsuronce and Itt FSA spcncl-lts money on "cultural and educational thinJ,S ... He eve-n suutsted k>anrn& SC>tnt moncy to tht Rocuc Squad lo buy th< ...~ . "h's jwt tMI I don't ... "'hY the mont)' can't be oo thlnp the Univtnily nocds more-a ck<:eru bookllore for aample," he rtmatked. OM NPPOI'I<r of tbe Roell< Squad's auempe 10 Jtl an ombolance, ,.,., is not on FSA but is SliU . ••Ouendal, 11 UoiV<rJity Pralclau Roben L. Ketter. "I wouklllketo oakeo.his opponuniiY 10 eoprcss my suppon for lJIUdono-funded and "udcnc-opc:rated, campon-based ambulanoo:," Kttocr wrOie oo Horfmao lut 1110nth. The I'Tuit!cnt, cltlna the many SUNY sr:bools which already bavc tm<T&<ncy vehiclco. ofrered Lo mJk:t a contribution "in k;nd." >pent Hot••" Sped focally, this means tbal the ambuJ,o.nce can be IMQ'IIcled with .PSOiillt frce or ehiUJC by the D<panmeno or PobGc Saftty. Abo, If tbe ambulan« l\opptn110 bemadebytbeOtr)'ikr Co<porlllon, it can be J«VIeed under a UoiV<nily conuoa. "Ketter's suppon belped Uli a lol," Hoffman explained. "If be said 'I doo'o want an ambulance 011 nmpus. we wouldn't be u cJotc to it •• we art now. •• AlobouJh the spccif.o ambulln« Hoffman has in mind 11 not a Olryslcr, he said thll Ketter's COft!ributioM will putly hdp the lteacut Squad• Vice President for fiaan« ood fotan.......,Y Elk-ard Doty. who b a1oo l'SA T.....m, laid thc rundiaa ~- io for ''a Y<CY .,oc1 purpoae" aad added lhat.hc w\11 "probebly tad up ¥otiJw Cork." Dol1 QPlained that lf ¥.Ill t"er sdb lu trtiiiCIIdotH ti"'ICC or 1a11o1 oa c.m,..., the iaoctest _ . e d r.- 111e sale"eoiAid'be Uled to COIIIIDut the PT...,_mlnJ Canunluet's _.t for sncral yeats . • " BUt," astht Vlcei'Taldeat pu1 k. ''llw laadk.:t.ota real hot oorruaodlty." the........,.. �Reward money okayed by State by Cllristlot Ko<>l • 7.. Spmrwm SlqJJ H PltdJc~ In a r«tnt • p<cial seoslon or thr N...,. YO<k Stat e l..t'&blaaure, the ceneraJ municlpal law and county law were amended by a unanlmou.s ' 'ott to allow po\lin& of a Sll,(X)() reward by Buffaln'l Common Council for tnformalion leadina to the 11res1 and convicuop or an) ptf10n comminina a felon y. Tht amendment w~ •P«''riCI!Iy proposed to allow .., lncrca.r in the t Otal t t'«&ld pot for informasion rqard•na lhr .22 caJitK-r ktUtnp. Under the o!d &... . munmpahctH \iltttrC' prohibntd fr0<0 li•tnl rCWMds tn t\USS or st.OOO pet fdony, >D<I -all res.uh. the Cit)' was rNrkttd 10 6tfrdn& a 10111 of S6.000 fo r liP' on the musdrr> or'" black men , Th• a.mendm~L blll a!low, Durtalo and En r Counl) to nfftr S25,000 rach fo r Infor matio n lnd i114 to the ormt o r any fr lon. " For th< <it) M Bufflllo, such a large reward as ddinitcly Eur Cowny Diaries prc:ccdtm·~lll ng, " Attorney cu;mncntc:-d Edw:ud Co~ro' t... The .S.Z.S,(O) is only pare of tht total SIOO,OOO rt w-ard b<t11J offrral in connrcuoo "''t b the ...u.:b (or th< ~ tllrt or,;, blad mm. rh< Chomb<t or Commtrct of Buffalo and a PfttltC' dti.tcnJ' donadon fun-d na"e pkd1<d thetr >Uppon of SU,OOO a..h '" •uppkmmt tht Ctt> and County ,.,..,.,d Jolnloc form ACI.·c.ud•na tu Eru~ Count) ba.:u11"e Ed""-a'd Rutkows~ l <>nd Buffol o Ma)or Jamo C nrfin , th< rt-ward money would <:orne o ut o f Ktmcral fund tC'\Itnun. Since the donallont art o nly pl~ga , the m011cy would not be put a~~: 1 dt unhl there '' 1 cunvtctton. Anyonr w ho would h t r 10 h•lp l<a<h the ru.ooo rtwatd aoaJ for private donalton) 11 e:nc-our<l&td to smd «>ninbutloi!S 10 R.,..,d Fund, Po" Offic• Bo' 161. Oops! \\ r ""Wt to apotoar, for an htcoa,.c.nkac~ "UJr b1 lhr Moada)'. NtnnniMr lA ank~ t'nlhlN, ''Att ftaluj Khhm f'SA ... Associalt Pfof'HtOr of P ttpks and Astronom,) Joaethan Rtkhrn .. u ml~uktnl)' idmtir~ as AMistan• Ot1n ur the Schuul ul Mrdlclnc J ohn Rkb<rt. Aiala. 7lc~ Sprttrum awlo&i.zb for lbt tnor-. - \J•r fi~U!If I'.QIJII'f A.tntd ~iOru o( Ku .: 1u~ Klan tn\Oh't"mcnl I.J tbc Burraro Police FOI'tt and the ~biJ;ti« or • national consp(rac) aaau)Jl blub , ctucf or Oprution> lor the Er"' Coun1y Shcrifr> Department Raben .,ord :.rca 1ll.~t..\. ~ulatcd that the rcnnt mur<kn of \t \ i lld th~ .aU\:mplcd ..auanaulation o f men another at(' the ~nmc> or ftl least lhrtt di((trt nt pc:Qple, rtol alone " -22 C.allbrt: 1\lllt'f." !)uc~,anach at u '<'~'IU h11i fJ'\Io n " unolfki&t" \ltw, Ford C\l)lamrd that lht Murder, ~mt'd to tau tnto chr« dn.uoet t.:l tqorl~. "Tht')' 'tlir C-rt lhlc:t d.Jffrrcnt crimt:S ~u:u t n& one bsf pro~ em."' ford ~plam:d 10 about JS tna·rntrd o.b-"!r'm tn a \quuc Ha.: rOIJndtablc di!o\:U\'tan hdd M ondl)' fU&ht ··Onr ~ "ti polnkaJ, -MOther bw.m~ and the thud cmoc10nal" ht' \ald. -f\hhoup the lav.man dtd not rlabor.ut oo -.h,""h ol th~ I..'Ttmcs 114 lnlo rx:h ~o.-aJtaOt), A\~'"&atc fi i\COr) P1orc.u.or -.,.......... St ""-t•l ~•oio< Clttt..,. _ Robcn Pope- dntu ... cd the ob•aou.s, ~omn1cnt1n1 \hat the ;\m " '"~>'"I' Y~rre:- probabl) pallll\,111. thtc..~b drher d~ath \lhc v.or._ o( bu~int."'rru~n an.d the li111:ntptcd nlurdcr or il hO"'Pitlll patient the re1uh ol an cmollon"'l o"tbUI\1. f"ord d1d mn otfrr an~ ra.:h th:u \\OUid conuadtc;t che HJ ..IOr} l'r->tcs~r'" 02.00 U .OO ~ "·ondu1ions. "Thr cab d.JJ\ef ._illin,poJXnfd up., .. ~t dHttrtm GOTA VAN AND TIME??? "0t1d. •• Ford t\pla.tncd "E'C1)0n< ._no•\ thz ~b 4."1Jm,.nlo arr· tt~Aone:d b) Ofl:lnllf'd C'fHfK' •· Due tu lhc pou•bk: u.ndenrrorld C'Ont1t"Ctt00\. f ord rc:~~ncd lh.at th< opcnnd.J." or thr l'tllo tau mvukn-thr ··rnoaw: rr.mo"at of their hcan.s-•u m~l to be a "~1e'" 10 04 her mobs«:m. Aftt"' dbcoutllin& th cono 4.'0AJUitnl onlt -a !i.lngk " madma.n/' f ord s.a•d ht' btlleved that tn aJI rhc "hcmous crimes'' tht' assailant it an '"'tnildtr" rrom t hf Buffalo vicinity. Poinhn& 10 tht ~hooting death or one of 1he victimstn the par kina lo t nf a ~ubu.rban fa" fd{JUr&nl , Ford nphuncd thai lhe cnmc rood wants you!! Paid position available Call 831-3676 or; visit 355 ~quire Hall (MSC) - " Speak to Elena <JrPhil Croru \1lftOUS Ofpnin don .. '' "~ the- 411\.C ~ bqo.n, tOtal Sl5,000 a >poko m;ut from thcBuffalo <.'homhct o r Commrn:c notrd. f hr City, Coumy and Chamber or Com=r<< dtetdcd tu JOtn forces Q(tc:r black communhy Je:adns toaauons wac " u1SHkr spon.'' "No one outside ol Buffalo r-en ~ no"" ,.hnt Cb<eltuwap ..:· 111< cnmmoloaJJI lou&Jl<d The arcu ,.hac thr- cab duwn· mutii~C'd bodic\ - · round' ..,., lit 1010 Ill• puult or the cvlprn'\ Ofl&Jft. Nodna t he ..~nu.&l cnaz:t of bad.roads'" 1U1 rnu<n>.u the suburbs or Tonawan<D and Amhmt, Ford iptot"Uiatcd that the- murdcrct mu.It have: b«n ramlllar will\ th• l<fl'oln . " The p<rSO<l who d;d ;, "'"' covered with blood (due 10 the vtOtrnCC' or the c:rimc), 11 aplaintd Fo rd. who il alitO 1 UB 'C'C1urtr . " Yo u ju.).l do<l't 10 walkinJ throu)h TonaWOl1da drippi11J with blood ." Awowl«<&ina 1h11 the bodies W«< trarupon<d Irom 111< oti~Jnol ocmr or 111< murdtr. Ford ockkd that lltt pOS&ibollty o l IWUlDOt> •n this pan o r dar\ftp bas not 1>m1 cll<mks<d Ev<21 1M .22 Caliln dayina$ in ••lucll all datlu - · P<O•tn to haft com< from the .....,. ,.apon, ford odmits lhll there U DO oonciUsift <VIdalc< tbal they ,..,. pctfonn<d by a si!llk &unm&n. lh;O& the r«<ntly rdcased and C011st0l111Y updllcd compOSit• of ususin, Fotd aplaincd that 0'¥<1' !0,000 Westcm Nrw Yort • ~ ~ i. f r JoUUt$1«1 that -additional reward mnncy ~m.1ld provide tht 111CC'nU~c rot inrormanu to ~cp for-111d Tb~l -. ~~~es~:~::n fo~:~~~~p ~~l:h~~~~t~~ PI~~( ~ o~\;td Counolman CoUlns ff'QU~tf'd lhll the Cily \.,nlubua SlS,(K)O to..lhr rc• ilfd (u.nd cc.M';:!c:;:c:..,.~ tnunic'1pal orfi...ah, arc tnd4a•bk to Of1 thr road Omuo.l .. ht.J~ .. ~: tt\ill 1hc SIOO.OOO u:":uct "111 bt mcenmc enough for 'omront ~ Il l\ .. nu""ICdlt: -al'Ou1 the mur~t'" 10 dh·utsc the mf\.1r(llllt1Qn to 1.-v. C!nforc:cmtru a~""'"'· ~ho thUl l.a.r ha"c bl:cn \tumptd 1n rlwu UI\C\fi¥..Jion. The <..oun\d fur ~HUe s.tn.ato• \\'aJttr l loh. ltmOth) l ramn,'tft.l\ not \0 opllmt\IIL ··t W)p(\.'1 that the propJe .. ho hi\C 1hc tnronna.tn•n CJther t.~H &Jrt~)' spo\.fl\ or \\on"J comt fot•ard undtr any ""'"WYUtUK"n. ·• he satd 1\ JNnLi ~ompnwd of DA Co\jro\t, (rt< (ot~nl) Shcnrr .._,cnncch Braun. and Bt.tffato Poln:t Commt ..iiOm'r lama Cunntn&h>t.m "•ll ~hJt ho~ 10 d •~tttbUtt 1hc rc:\\ard mont) '' cttltcn mrormauon lud; to th<' ~;on .. •cuon o( the' k1ller\ Tht o;me.l ~ Ul 11tw OcCldc ho\\ 10 dh tdt the mont) 1f 1htrt 1\ more 'han one killer or if lhne ISmort' t han O,t' Informant. Comm~n\ln& on tbt progress of tht CUC', Co1aron Wd. ' We arc on the ruad. but I don'l ~ no "' ho .. ·kJna. the ,out ncy wt.U be..'' He .senntd OJ)!l•rn.nnc about llndlnJ the ktll<r Of killtts d <Sptlr the I... tbtU tbtn&> h l vC' - n'mcd do•ll in the pasa month "fht elK' uc herr nrn tf he i:\ not," sUd Cot~to"\t. .22 Calibre spectre haunts cops~ Sheriff's crew on killer posse by John Lo pbo01 -If '-Y90 f Buffalo. Nr,. Vorl IC1;10, '"f' de\Cuouon 1ht v.nno,\' ck~~uphvn' lhaJ rorm lht: •.:ompcnltr &IC" not lh&t rrhablc. t Otd \.aa~. '"t..ma:) f)Cft.:cTJt tor tht: '"'"~~ 1n.d"'ll' U)tfl\.tl.lr ""tlh the ~ OOth•na m a mvs ttw u r<ail.at-k. b«aw.c pcorlt j-usa d04'"1 '"1hat ... ro:· In •ddnKK\ to ltarninJ th.aJ 1he- ••murdacr·· '' J)I''Ob.abl) ··murthrrn " and th ~J 111r mcMI\n \ at) , &he r;mmnolu&t)l .ald (~J he bt.l.tc\n • hr~u l pt'tt or culprit' "ere I\OIIlcoMHcs ... U\ually. the) lmun.i\1'tl!t) go to:. bll lflel the ~fl mc:· hr \ald . I I rhcy ICII II rrecnd •h ~ u.sua.ll)" u.st\ that lntnrma1ion 10 make de:ab "hh tht la¥1.·· Ahhou'h ''1AIIItts·· .ut' confmun 111 u'"tn 'u • l:!t rnordcr I urd ~ompJ~mcd lh•t "'ptOplt ~" Just not taH,•nr'* tn thn Uh.ll.n\.'t.. p,'" .,'"l up 1tw. \Sac-l, bo• C'n .ur numftOUl ''"hoc up'" 'C'C"C1"ul b> th<- l.l.•mm fron1 all ,·ot6orn of lh.t (II) bcr\btk.l)l m Buffalo \no"'' •hO dtd lht~cnlr\ Or~nmcnl KPTCStmtauwc- stJM'd '"'In h1"1. f"~t,\f)lw- .._., ..~cd mC' O\cr the t:u:t monlh abt.,ut 1t." E..\plilmlnJthc ,,;1001 ~ ;mtJ d.l&g...r 1 ~\.tKa Ult'd by somt .amaturt .. lc-uth) tr>lll.l to 50hc &hr thrl't'~month old m}"ltr). tht IH\tWtgator noltd •h i! IX'Orllt ha\t been \tuflmt, thJbll!io of pape:r-\·ach o ne lmtlt.:.•Ung 11.:· '14.1f!ltblld) ch t-tnlo h ts "lnot.. . I C\I.'R h:a~oe ~""~' puJlm& out Jl<1j!)lbnl dtd II " il poc ~cu u~ ont hert m he p;l\u.ll\ .:ln ;trC".-. In) roc:~CI . .. on.J tauercd ~"f~P "'h ~)' rn) .. ral) ~"<tl"wfln~ I he- t>H"On'"-' COI'ILlU\fOft. ford b«.arnt the l~r&C'I Of I \otttc:5 of po101oJ QK.\ UOn\. ('..._1\ OUC' "haltt'111'n& the r\llo h&ht·"ina c~rnn1Jh pla' .to .era '""' rn(Ot\:cmtnl oil~ One m('fJlbn or tht Pcupte•s C'mumD'Km. 'itt 11p b\ tnncf·C'"Ily ra.Kknu. to tn\het&l\t the- UU)n uf th: kilhn&>. an-v\C\1 Ford'• Llcparllncnt or no\ a.Mtgn.lnt tnOU(h HhKk S 10 the ranally ltnk uc~. " I ha'tt pt"J\001 11)' lOOt Ol'l pt-nodiC t:OIUJ1UU!f dC'SIJnC'd courlO," Ford 'ountt-tcd ...and ha ~ e \oC'C11 t~ red and • h•tn (Sht'tirr, c-at'J )(alklntd In the ;area:• The' (ommt ~ manbn rnonc.'d tbal the 11mr any~''* mrorcrmcnt uohiclc.'1-cnh~• •he St1er11rs at 8 uffaJo Poh«-• cn m the~lon\ •» 'dutlnJihO\ot" ""h houH 10 IWCMM Ihe- •orLns from li'K' wl>urb~ •• not uuc.-r- ford rrbou.ndcd. ••Jlw:-.. ro.-.. ha .. r bftn tnOtt usabk then bc'Ciiu>c: 'he- cruna· d1d occur dunn& 1he rwh houn. Before d a rt101 from the ducuwon dun na th ~kb'"' momcnn. the People's Commw.•un rtt')fbt'n t au ~ t chltr&t'd that (our mtmbt:rs or Burrato Pt«UKt Itt ll t "cud r a.rr_y;na mtmbtrs of lhc Ku KIYA );tan .·· AddanJ ··nw·" 1h11 hr bad taped tntrrvicws with lhe ofll<<r> ln question. lhc inMt·Cit)' res.dm.t also dlimcd th.l.l o ther Pr«on<l 16 rauolmm are dlanbultnJ Klan litrntuJY thro uanout th< nrisbbnr'-<1. " If 10" ba ...c tbu ptOOf then why don"t you bnn1 » to til< pr<ss,'' qucsaioa<d Soo:oolocY Proro.., El• in Po~U . who owbtt qonued the lawtnllll obo<tl th< pom bolttors that IM moudcn n>uld b< pan of a DOIM>n· Wld< conspira<y itpJrul bloc b . ''Til< LVM " "'I><·" ••Oon•t won )'. -.c: wiU, •• the cmocaoa.al Comtn~ion member wvnrd. " Wllm we tblnk tbaa til< tlmc " rlaht." l i ! �!'Jiis the season for some shopliftin J 111CIIlioo er-a p&ra~l," 11< nocod. Tbt flllt ldnd, wllich - l lbopllfir:n - ~ J Tr..utlooolly, the period 1ft<r Thankaai•ina slanifics 1he bcllnniAa or the pr..-neoon or Santa Oawc clones, an cndleu cyele or Olriltmas sonp on the radio and aarnpodilla crowds or ""' lhoppcrs. ~ I ~ ~ 'Tis abo the ocuon wt1en......,. or ahopliflen come OUI or the wood-k and malr.e lh<ir way 10 til< various malls and plazas. u wltb tM «<OOn''ic conditioft or , lhc country. esptclaUy in the Nonh<a>l, mcrehanu are <>P<Ctlna busy shopllftlna acti vioy this 0<&$0n," disclosed VIce President or Maximum Sontri1y ConsuhantS Bob Holcomb. " ll.uiaJiy there lfC IWO kinds Of 11\opliftcn ... said Vice Olairman or 1hc Pi>~hiauy O.panmmt Stuan KM:II, "the aJUi·!Odal disllonnl lypc aMI klep<O<Daniao... IUdl uplatnod thai kl<promanixs have no control o"t:r their KCions and ~e ca l chtnas thal lhCl' don'1 need. "They aenttallt &~cal tO CO<I<CI earl) deprlvauon or emotional dassifood under, lt.-1 ba:aaJt or lh<ir vpbrinlina and Ill< aeoent monl m11\rocunml they """ in, accordin& 10 KitU. sum~- P,.......tloll Is drpmdmt 11p0n maoy facton: ltcn .a:lu, s.ecUriey ptrsoanct. the maaqn'5 anltudr. and most impon111ll:rthe culprit's auitude. "I r IIIey are hon<lt, I let th<m "Kleis wvally lifO"' ovt or II and JO," divulaed I 8UHIJO rullu il doesn't haw to be part or supermar·k<t manqer. A .... h< lh<h flva. If 1hey don'!, they detailed invoiYCd 1 UB eeood. "Sbe wvally ao on and COCIImll moro admitted that she WU W1011JIO do sviow crim<s-UU ohoplifiina lo it aod QIJiained !hat Ill< didn'l ha"" ..,, _ , 10 pay fc><·food beeause wppon dnla habits." t... dl«t did noc conw. Sllc wu 10 nltt I oouldn't ...-<Uie t...." Taktk..,...., "If 1 ncoclcd somtthlna Tbe ........... 1110 said that "' wan1ocl-l would steal it," an ....... a Jlrt ..ho cried hySicrically He anonymous shoplifter told Tilt when apprehended. Sp«trum. • •~t•.s easin to Neal ncYCrlhdess pr~lod h<r beeaUJ< somethina than pay for h and If sbe didn 'I afve him a aood you're r.-lb good-you won'o Jet ••planalion ror her wronadolnp. cou&hl." he said. The smaller 51ores rhaa have nb The idea or >hop~nlna carne to scrurity, c~C.C'JH lht manaac-r him from people he t<ncw who lumsdf, ean do Uule, ft an)'thlna. to lhopllfttd cxteosivdy. ManY people proS<CUte sl>oplifim. "I ju>1 Ia <tltl $hoplif\in& ana they lind them ao." oclmhlod one .. .,.. friends doona ir. noted Klcll. addlna ft\lllq<r. " If I look <YCry kid to thae .some parmu tolCTatC' thnt coun, I would be in roun aU day!" ch ,ldrcn's. stcaHna. thereby She rn.-Jod thll Ill< was afraid or some or the peo p le she cneourf.&lna it. The prosccu1fon of shoplifler• il apprehended brcaun of her up to the dlscmlon or individual d Extra Income . . Opportunity ~=-..:.=-=== =::.:::._ -- I nltt ' - -Do- - II ------- ...I ear _.,_ .. _ ~._.., I ~~=.-'-~"" MM~ II ~---------------------------- Vi co ·College ; a Gen Ed victim •ro.. ao...... "-•U.ror Faeulty d!WUcrc<t. poor lludcnt partlclpatloll and 1hc rocluplkat10n or cou~,.. orraocl throuab 111< General Eduealion PrOioflrll were cited u the primary reuona for the diuolvina of VIce> Collqe, u proposed by Dean or the CoUeacs Murray Schwartt. " Tbe: colleae djed a natural dtalh,.. remarked Sdlwaru. "In iu belt tiro<, four 0< nvc )'<lf1 qo, it wa~ 1 """ mal 111d pnpuw collea<. " II< added. "bw that hun 't been so in the put few )laB." Tbe lad or flallly ia\'Oivemau "the Jut rcw )'<lf1 ud 1 lluk lui year," aa>orr11na 10 Sell~ was Ill< pmwy COIIdition wllidl was in violatioo or Ill< Collqa' , _ . . . . , Tbe auicldUocs Alpulale .... .,., collq< may be dbsolvcd if it docs 001 ha"" an academic boc~llf(>Und and there is I lock of Sludent ini<Ta&. Scrowan1 anphuiud thai his dccblon wu not rda1cd to bu4aetlrf COI)C)CTM. Sclowaru' ptOpOSal waupproYCd by the Oniversltr'• Collq< CoiiiiCU a1 iu November 20 mCICtlna. Tbe rare or Vlco, a cultural and humanities orien1ocl collqc. will now be decided bJ the Col~ lledwtaina Comtniu-• proecss whklr Sdlontllid coald take ..-.~-. o.... or til< Oivisioo or ~..... Ed........, .lobe PaadOIIO upreuod 41soc1Poont- 00 the lmm$MIIt - - or Vlco ~ but alii> lldicwo the doa<lon 'I"U juuirood, " Tbe focully tadod to t.b1nl ...,... _...,...their .-ch ~al ofrcrinas. Tbe lack of intcrelt >hown by Vioo Collca< 1tudents may be lltnbutocl to thellct or contoct With 1h<collqe racuhy and not !lavina lllorouah kno,.lcda• of the cowte~ptions, K<Ordin& 10 Vko member M•ehad Shauan. The mos1 practlcol 1'<$101'1, howtYCr, wu thai some or til< cou,.... offered did not roodvt ocaodltatlon from the profl$ilonal ochools and lhus would no1 fill the rcqUircrncnu neodccl. This was upocially harmful, Sh11tan added, ~ most V'ooo mernbcn are from professional ICbools. Shaltan bdJaoes that Ill< fatuity ditlau:ra& ,... "I direct result of th< euttina or foctdly ,.,.. ia the Humanities." ThJo ICiion lllen provoked 111< foculty into COIICCtl1111tioa their err..... on their tt~tlonal cotma. 11< said, 1'8lt... t1wr Ill< llmc<DnJWnina "innovfdve" elusea of Yoeo CoiJcat. Alctlard Sauer; one or Ill< 1hrct rcsiden1ial ooordlnllon or Vloo'a 2J rce-~na members, qreec1 thll Ill< ColkJc .lhould be diuol\oed. "There is no acacltmle boc:Jtlna. tberdore we arc not a coltqc," II< simply ltllod. Tbe rncmbcn of Vioo CoUcat will conllnue to receive Ill< IUppon or til< U«rivcnXy, ~.. to Sdsworu. -maim lined thllt lhc ~ ril rao-iA obllpcd 10 a1 the ,.........,. ...,....., until they lave the UAivcni&y. Altloouab U.C, • will 001 be orrrcWty cootSiOmd 111 a ........ the....-. WiU be permitted 10 live le tJocir p r - Q11811crs aad CDIItinU< all normal rulckolll.al oal.«it~. To keep the taidalt.. fXOiflrD Ktive, the Vloo Collett - • ~ an elaht poillt Uit or ·aeozions whli:lo the Uoivcnlt.y Coiii>CII and ~wan& ~ at lho 'NoMIDbc< - - . . Tbe Ollpulatioo>o, ..-diolltO SbaaM, and t~ dvti.. ratllet tlwllh<ir coramiltntcnt to Vloo ~" II< Jlld. lllldontand"\*. be ........... - th< Ci011o81t was oo a ~_,. bMh IDd Ill< Vico ( - y had od>cr~ ...... priO<ily. ~e adclod, .. , ........ IMi .... ~y ,;..a ca't to....,.llodron_, _ _....bt~ _.aa-lil.cdML' ' IOJGia ... IMI......_.. _..bt.......tcndiO tloo ......... -cilod ......_ ........ ol V'- ~ Ollloe ..... " ..... " - " . . . . ""the .....,.. noe ..._..on-a • ..u a olodiiOII 011 nu.- _.. _ ..........._.,..,....-...ol_oldlt_........• _......_ .. .... ................ .._ 0.. aplaiMtl . . . ,.. .... rcw ,.... - 11oo ..,.._ ...., Ylco ~ -·doll_.... ....... - .•.,.._ ......... au.. tMl ''lloon • 110 - . ror V1eo Colott IIIIII"MRo•• Sclowwlz apalocd lllat die - - ' ...,... .... iMII or 111c coa..o - ''beilla re- ................... ....,..... o-tellh&lillioou c-JOka had .,_ lal1fdJ nqJecOola lis ............... ......,.... ito..r.l ~·· tt }EWELRY ExGHANGE 49·51 University Plaza lll'1lioo IIIII fl«ftss 834-6881 ·Amherst N.Y. 14226 $ t CASH t $ e FOR CLASS RINGS e ANYTHING MARKED STERliNG e DENTAL GOLD e ANY GOLD ITEMS ------- 10K- 14K- 18K BUY e SEll e TRADE t t t t �A lmu t.ph~ r u; A dnllnhu 41twn t.\OAAJ n•JlUI1 ,.,.,.._.,_,.... ..r.c.S..y. Edllor~ tHJtc· /1uJ IS lhe Jintl inJ.tJ.rtlmcnt In ~ l.>i!oC~mury ~A <lMI"'Jl "llh diff•"''" ..pert, ~f tJ;,ture dun'rrJ( 1Im ...;,urr .Jf'il·''u" and """' .M:k"tri!SI.t lt',-.'1 W l~nt, 'f11r 11r~l p~rl r ;umjn,. Visions in a crystal ball; a blustery winter in store? htix.t.JrrtJs- IWt4 1.-T"U,£-fJIJCI W '"II ~ml ~'hY lh~>y f"'l (ltflrftrol., Allrtlf~ t/'li' N1{amU4U IJuff• IJhUJd't/ of Ul77. t•rtlthi'IUlfl., r!C.itder lh••n Ul'IWII "'nnw sca~on tht ~ for I UiliVi!ri&IUnl ti;KJd~-tl iHhn. t1um,,in,:' lhr t,tul'en C.tt_\ wuh IIIU:!rtl uC 1h1• Cd31Cr'n ~Ahtw.n.J, Cothmm. ( hte•t u l lh.. tun.: r.tn.Cc \\ri\ht!r"' l''''d.M..IIOn un11 ltH't..-c.uu'\t.) t tulhtrllunakl t :\UA .\ \Hnlcr fur Ihe .ar••o~ but .Kklcd ttwl 11 wuukJ he u·r~ dtlfH l;h 10 mal• h QJkJ ""llt~f"\· INI ttutr..lu for Itt(' p.~~t lhr "t.'\.lrt.·tneiJ 4/KJ ~~ n~;,lhfor uurJ.dr " ffltlo{IJi. "" ......... "' , ...... . Itt it .ltiCrn ~Jr dtt• ,.;loom) 11'fft'l.ctob ul cnun: f,pcJ "~thrr Cotlm..n nmt'd h>otc tc,~hnt. m•) in'" fa~iunJ ror P•rL.u "--ld tJt.'Wrhe h.:n~ ~ut!'I.J 1 ht't't~ \ ran. thr lhal 30IJ\\ precl~;llfCIO fN)' he~ Bu.lf•kMwn• tho wlntrr. MJ;:onLn,; IU • Nallunal Olt:•ruc .1nd than 110f"f'Y\i:l '"But "''h &tWI,:okk-r tOrklihofb,• (,IJmom "arr~l l?w: ~rum front hL"" \\ ,._,hlnf(lon IX~ ulfM't~, il 11Clut1ll'tt tdt•..tl lur .t loakt1 cfft-t-1 '~\ pc """U'\ 'llurm I Itt''" :r.wt rlm·:~> . lh~ fii C h lOI'II IUHh•t · ·..:plouocd, l)L"';.Uf \\ht•fl lhc· ooldl•l" dr~l!r .tir tnwr.a(ltr. cnt1r • l4t'f(~ hudy of ":tll*r outl l'\l'ut ta~ U~ l.t~') h t"d\ \ f}l't.<C.tpii,!IIHU 0\'l:'f' - uc~~• Land n~o:~'s \\'t~o thr .a lat..t' ~torrtt 13o conlurt-" CJ\\"f U lt.t.~ LJ te ;mtl UIHo~t'lO, tsuH .. ~~ U..u.i~ilh Ilk,,.,~, ut •t" lUI"\' )IOfnl n-t"·f ••fh.•e1 to (olhnan t.'\t..,ltiUI .. • .. .. - ••• .. .• • ·' ' I f. · . l tt- '?$. • • • • !'~ • -1'·."! _ ._~... ~ :-. ' -. ' - ~ ::l·"• • ~.... ~ '-~i'· p i! I L -· ;l . - ~ tl_;f ~~' I~ ~ f ... ' ' -~ .. .,.,....,. . "· .. ,· til .. .. .. ~ •· • r, .. ,.1~v__~ . -:. ... - '-Port One ...... ( ~ ·z~- ...... -.- <? 'When icicles hong by the wall. . .'\ .. ; lrunt lhr lht• LitL•., ...' ... -· "-""'" ~ frt,•Llnl( ul wd ..... ·': '·...; >.. ·~ �. t~ I.L---------------~~---------------======:~~~~~~~--------------------~----------------~----_j @L~~©©W®rc>:W i r.---------, wa·nter .. I S~l Savfnp fro• I !. 1 Head 11:\.l.,.,t I ' I .r • • v I I I I I H a i T St;y z-~-..I ut&.O I 388 Kenmon Avenue 1.,. EacJow"""l I I 1 I Pndaloo <l•t e. Blow Dry 1 ~ 1 I I I I I I OaJy ,800 I I 1 P•..... , eom oJ'1 •~ 11 - onow.nur1wirl8 ltQOture. Allhougl the w..thrr 5efvice Is ,_.known for iU predic:tian Milb Cllmon dolmo lhal ..... ~ ......; fCII"IICUt has • IIOOd c:hante or ru~nn........ "'l1lo - ... an .., 1s 1ha1 ,...,..., 1 ss ,.....,..,. lhal ou.- tompero1ure prediction ,. .,.,..,_ " he ad.-ied&ed- "'l1lo NOAA's cry•••l ball, GUman ·odmilted, only con downwonl tum In '""'"""''""'· 001 how moch '"" ....... ch!crbJ<! may be. -\\'e lhal on l.he .--erogo il may be .- the .r""""" , h .. only 1 ss _ , . d\once ror ocwrac:y.· ota~~t~ulotion of • quanthllh-e "" of •'lrilbloo l.lled in the pr<dlcdan we ooll<!c:l •l.ln<>Of>herit' dat}-ol 10,000 ••pbined Gilman ' Included In •his dau . ,; r..u on upper winds and the air p,....uro.· NOAA has been collecting lhe •~atiatJa iCnoe the 19.40S, he added. ...,.,..._"To make our'""""'"' 1hhough 1he formal forecu1 con. I f<>r low<'!' tern.-•lures and Ieos r...,..- 835- 9339 - 1 1 ---------' AliO usedln prechctfont are 11udie> ol .,...,her pouomo _,. the lattl'our ··we IDoL •• • h'"" nun1bcr or .iOUt'Cf't. and due~."' the chmalic detective eaplalned. •After plod"' them """"'"" for o predoctoon. we con m.kelnftn!fiCI!I fmm 1hem · These by-product d4.'ducton> i:an include .c:~oncu. noted. ,, 1s ..... wothln the """ or the ut to coli the ~ dilr_,.,.,.What Is In with the Wuhlnston chan&m8 •It now p•uer nt. pnoclpilllion ron!c"''· ho,.e.or. ~ '--er. b lhe meleorolo&• c•l quirL• and 1 c.- Valid with this coupon thru 0«. 23. '80 L- ____ .. • • which robo 1he ~l,_phent of ~ he dedUC1lL thai .no.,, ' """" '' on ouuiclc chance Ihat can meA11 .........,. ,..,.,.....,u...,. rotopi<ld with tilt- ..""'or l,.....,...,.j predJ'ttallon. SKI - ICE SKATE The Depa"ment of Recreetion. Athh!tlcs & Related Instruction announces the following credil co urse for the Spring Semester: RAt /20 Beginning Skiing • Thursd~~J~, 12:30 • Spm ~ RA//28/ntermedlale Skiing. Thursday, 12:30 . Spm Dates: Jan. 15, '81 to Feb. 26, ' 8 1 . Plae4!: K issing Bridge · Fee: $42.00 • Rental: S20.00 (Boots, Skis, Poles) iWI.IIIlj)tloni on the po<ilhilll) of lomodoeo and hurnc:a""" Diad< •h""p RocaU111t1 '"" ta•• docodo or biUflry ON>OOt. Colman belle>,. I~L.Ihe 10 ~·blleN "have a ramil) ........,bl•noo." 1\lthougtt all "oro harsher than nonnal, l~rt \\.JJi a - black •tuwp.. In the chllly brothorhood, the cluMtoloj;l., ..1<1, alluding to 1he lnf311H)Ull.,\\1nuu· uf 1977. 1he lcndcnt\' o.-er tho lui few "lntt~n iJI lor 11M• t•t.•nuw of *'.llrt•mc mkt to be &:Hwucd fJnhor raJI 1h11\ uau11," <: llnumnuu ~J. expluinh'f( 1~1 four wint.N-& a~o. tho Gfinlt•r \Y•.5 io-()hlo. ~ ~po1 far f•·nm tiM• tndiuoual .tpol 10 1he high p1otn &.l ate~. ~.... year. the cold opal 10 Nebroslul •awing cold from ..,.., to ~,..._. ahu"•tion \1\&flman called -very ...." • \\,..., theotr11erofoll1'-oold will oettle utelf thb winter Is unknown, the meteoroloa;isl odnliued. but ilolated ~ In the "euuem hall" o1 the Nlion. "11 muld poo>ibly occur In the C.....1 t"'l.ei rop>n. the T...,...... Volley or in the Southea"; he predkted. ocl<linllthal ..., ol lhe MI5Sissippi RJ• or w1D· be "hardeAt hit• no man•or "here il llncfl Pointing 10 lhe lhroo·n>onlh foroa.., NOAA 1'<1\Uiarly publishe.. '"' .aid that this fons-ranse llud) ~·'' •au the publidty.• But, despi,. l ht~ l'rvdkteont' nolOriel~ . NOAA s htAAtsl C:OmJJoM.IIOr; 'J1Jc: Ftmttr:o;. AlmiiiiC " the WP;Jiher hible_ IO ~no~ny mC1oorokJf(i~~oiJ •. , vc he.ard I hat I hey )The Alm•n•rl ha,•e hired an Atii'Onomcr.· C:Olf\mented Cil~n . .. ,..n I don'l knetw tr tt,a1 mak& tiK·n• iln,v more. credible.'" t;\tm WIIIIIIUt udditlun or an ISII"UUOIUI'r 1111' ,.'r, mter) Almanac¥ nfforls are. the• \\'ealhvl'l"tlllll ~id, ··oolhhl~ htou er than ftUMSWor~~.. Stud~nt.a provkSe- lhelr own uentlpO(\ellon, All fnttfe5ted studtnt\ mu.sl me-et Tuesday, Dec. g ot'1 pm in Clerk H•tl, Melrt Oym FIOOI , fot .., orgenltetkm.al mHtlng Cor pooll wlJI ~ er~nged. Cont.ct M&s Dlebotd for addldonel lnfCMmetlon tc 831·2936 RAI 185 CROSS CO<INTRY SKIING·Mon. Wed. Fri. I :00 · 3:00pm Dales: Jan. 12 to Feb. 6, '8 I (4 Weeks) Place: Amherst Campus. Rental: S24.00 (BooiS. Skis, Poles) fln• c&.u I'MC'tl.ng: • •tJ M 1n U"t 0Mno Room. WllkttOn au.d AC on J.n 12 '81 Cont.ect 1'\tu Oit-bold fOf ~rtJONI J Norm.t~ M ell-2936. RJ\1 120 B.glnntng Figure Skallng· Tues. 6 Th~. 12:30 · 2 pm RA/130 Beginning lee Skatlng·TUI!S- 6 Thurs. 12:30 • 2 pm Dales: Jvt. 13, '81 to March 2 7Ut, '81 (I 0 Weeks) ~ SASU MEETING December 4th at 3 pm STUDENT CLUB ·'40'• PRICES I Wednesday, Dllcember 3rd 8!00 p.m. ACADEMIC TASK fORCE MffiS 1940's. 1950's and 1960's Dance Contests Depth~ ....... ., • .. . .. .. • .......... 5(X Torpedo Juice .......... • •..•.•..... 5!X TokyoRosc(ROis·A·Ruk) ....... TODAYII 5!X Room 262. Squire Hall. at 5 pm EXCITING NEW EVENTS WILL BE DISCUSSED . LAW OFFICES of SEROTTE HARASYM & REICH 800 Genesee Building Buffalo, New Vorl< 14202 William Z. Reich, Attorney I Immigration • • ,.._,,.nr Rnldence Vlua R.,•tln~ •nd Bualneaa Pfttltlo~~a Cltlanaltlp Pftlltlona • • AaJfum Cl-'m• Cllan,. ot St•tua App/lcatJons • ......... . .................. .....,-. ...... t .... u.a. POGO • BOOZE • BOOGIE · ~t a Consular MaHers Fluent In Habrfw> Ylcldlah, Polltttl, Rt.Ralan •net Spanlah. �\fli'CihC=liiiJ fH1 t hll tf~~M.tl f1~ ttl• ur IM'~I .e-.,..-ti)f!l,llfl UUtttJUft..'Nt I h••rtt h.,.. ~~Jbu IJ!t<t!fl ..Uh!!!UU"~ _ _ __.,by Juhn M•rkorr u..r.a. C:A Silo• .-. .. w~s•-h• tWM.t...onctl ~rd1 Llbunlun .. , ~n ltllt!l UM p M..'1T1tcui.Juchtr .~1ury. ph~t tuen.:n.t·_. • hn)' mteruprot._~ hy tunmns • ~Rlpl4" WftiJ)UILT fWOIV'Inl ...,.., he a t~o~ntS•~ lt9l! ~t\'Cr of 11t11cuu uttth•r oa ptMflf'fut f'-lcdNtl "'~'*M:l I~ \JII tu ._ JV kftL•n ~I\ I0 Ullll"alllt!tl C~Vt!, lhu t'Omt- mk;r,,_,Nl.,'~ .a~•·:an. in aiH. tJ. \ ullaJ<•• ti'UI"t~ lt\..t, ltku.l through lh~ \~llu. ol "''"",.. tU) ~otcriou~ ouwm•l JWKlfJIC ,,.,., "''""" \4~ttufmli'n tT"'""'Ic o.nd '1"\"w\ \f~' lln"~riilm' hmc.kUtllil~ unf;ur Utr•rr proh..'dlon, u•ll'fi•IHr1h •Jtf tJw ttKhJ;,fry. hut ta.... yt•ar the ~1li ..A'tn 1nuu.t•-d a flli~l"\t'f·btiiMtu cl•J41ar- tr•,N!tt..h 11ftttl Hf tt_t. 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So, \\ ht:n Jflj)lli'lto- M lnit.-ll'y Of IOH!I tllilltUIUti I l'.t0u Qf'MJ lm.IUit\ f".V 1.\\I I IJ I(.I t.:rtNllU a lt:tlill mlfllun l ~).lc rc~J) 1•1fur1 I he tttMr-k..l tuc.;., uH in 1!178, L'S ... 1n~n.mdl1C-1or rompotnle... , \\htc:'h h•d ht:.. n t.•untfm,uns it 'KU\' 1 \ttMtnc::.m C41111patpl \\tm! lon.~otJ hi \ Ill)' l .iirKi.l :,a l•~ fm~snHuu. thtLc\' Itt l uture; tuchnofu-'tea l lliJ\'OIIICt.'\. \>\hK'h OriAttutlly riiOM Ldl; If\ ~ ~~run \ ttllcy II!C!cHtHt \II hk h t:tM.Im.Jllf.)l PROFESSIONAL RECORDING SELECT SOUND 24 TRA CK STUDIO 873-2717 tu IU1'11 lei IAlllflll thO)(! \elr ttw JO.(,..I~ 10 .~· ROOllFS ., ..tAOins ~ lud~tr) ;\~WtiOtt hot:. ~Uil~ 10 potl"'t out thllll ;uc;h an tfKh.a.l., "'Ide! rffun \\QUkt rAiif! •nt ... t r~t 51ruhC."""' •n UuJ ~1fl'L'tJOdUC\Or lfKIU)I~ 1' nw•"<41lf' h~ fhtl J ..p..nr::.c rNtt··~ ihc! ~ge ol tot•, l:> tht1 pnmt W!fiCJlb COUI\U') lt""'~ t l.t~tlM'(I th.tt tlw l'nltd.t St•lt"l ~ uu ~Hlllir K'J\~V1M11 fw~l \u lOrt-lle the ttdl~ prqv•••l f""'rrtl·•~ tltt"d 1n II.Uerf\ptll~ tu pLu...e hundr~h uf thou).I/Kl) ut Uotii.Soi>ICJf"\> un ,. t~Utek dup ot f»MMd tkwn.n...nce: tn 1M: sndUSit) ~ 0\t:r two ....,~.. ..nd thr t,.,..-.d~ poen1 ttJ\\•rd ~n er4 ol n•honll ""''wJWIIOfl Thr lluled Sl•tes ulil (:l;;tnltf\Ul! lu ru:~l U\ pnlduang '-lllllpuu~n •ntJ .......unmunu.<tUon~ hn~ou!'\ef" the ,..itaJn J~p.;n e-~l' 'Buy Amulcan • "'((>tfoQfll ................. ln (odd; w.N h , _. .en:uc:unductor de\'1C:Ut for UO"t!\ er 11 ~ Appe.lh lt\11 ~ \~\ f'UC'Uli\C'), fn their ml» pt'Oduoed 11 1\ onl\ uix.eu.an to \\111 hLel~ ·ppli- 0. O..W. ONer tfCWdiM .... .... fREf.. F_._ ~1%:30 Juion 1:00-4:30 9~12:34 T.aday, Dec.. 9 I:00-4:le / at.e .;tOrt 200 FRONCZAK 9~1l!JO 1:00-4:30 F_._ Juion ~ - ·~ wmtnuacou~ Explr. . Mardi Sl. '81 VAUD ANYTIME W~y.Dec.. I O - A..J- bKOnlto lool. at t~ fate uf l.S 1(_~ ulduRIJ to rt:Ahl.e thou tht! 1ndependrn1 tnleW~I. m.a~ hi\ " ,. , ~-.t~'illtd >emlcx:uxlucta.--. cor·pou.OOf\i wonl ttw! ~NI\ 11~ ot the JAIM~ lhtml .w'-e t~ObetH~' b~ IUmlf\S to lhe Amt•rla!l f'moe.an::h em\ ely UJtct' putuul ue.w. for @Pl't"t'nl·•·rn Scale uu..w~ultN\ Mtt tnil~\ M111 prUhdktll. and ~} - \\'htt.he:r tN« \\fth 1ht' J•p&ncM' 18\f 4lonu lhr ln<lll>ln \\Ill II•• or dle will •• 1epont.'d to h~\ e .pent .i!l leMI s 1 4A-pf'nd un It• hrwl~ not I.•'\ hUUuu hcl\o\t!CU t97; •nd ltitiO ihrht"l'll tfuol for 1..1' n n toon. 10 t tlmul.llte •~rnta1td t.it'lll'k>ptt~II.,JILI rwn 319 SQUIRE MoMay, Dec.. 8 ht:lp llfl ~·n. t--*"llt~~·.tn.hl•lt..-nbo4~1 ..... In th•· \M'!'\\ ot J41TW"'t t\lwJrA.k:n u• Javom'• ,.., "'~ !ll'mK:ondut uw- v• t,-~·nt ul tttt· ts~.M''" UJn..ufhn.c t•tUC.Iuct'.r~ lhc. bcmiconductor ltrm ._,)!: the .o\menc An Materials MUST be turned in at Squire or Fronczak between Dec. S.lO according to the following schedule: DATE lf1Ut lhul~m.rt!Dt ,., tft\nl.adc\\ht.-nl ~ Pre-Registration Spring 1981 Learn The W orld Of . . . . . . . . . . t ...4111 tl ,.,, Iii , ...... , iA \\h.,l IIUUh'''' lt'l4• o\mf•r-tl •n ""'1n~'U04Jut1af ulU~t') tJuro\. tulut m.~\ h~\t: hn:n~ l Upot\ lbclf mtbt liiiWJ\.tli\ u 11w.fm1ry Ill hwcl.•n11gon h)11WrUI l:lubf11'1 NO)'<.~. fht• vic.e- • hairm ..n uf ,\ ..... \~~ r,......,...., h lu ~l ''t'ml'lll\.. IOChU0-4~llr't•pl''f.~."Un. lh111 hp~r.-"""' .. nnuou•ln"d •I tlw· tt""'Uh"' ut h\ l~j(to ~"· ftt l r(r i~ hon 'I he phy~dst •• a \.t~ ~" 1\tlr Ill tntcf't t4U .. IIt) U)'UrJflt' O 11~ clt't-'hUI1 11\IH\~.!UfJC thu JI'MtUIII ur \H.':IJ)Ofhl In June. u,.. tho ~Hwn \ •'"'" finn Ad\ arwJUd \lict" lk-"\<M..'-' - , ht• IN!UI*"' ~hu LOOiruf tht• cru.Ju uti "''U PJ!Illf"t... IIKJUCI Ol lhO \.\hi• h \.,,,, hnn~ !ltf.Hiht.~•ndtl4 t•ar U6.t1HUIJM UIIN'\ IIIW JNrtnt•r-..Mp \\ftlt ,,,..,,r drh·~· •Hn1t.t1UI'\ I'' lW,..,,~flll( ;,crntcun~u c lvr I ~ ,.,. KHIII'f lllllf'OI "'UfiiJIIr-1 fnr V'n1i~,lll1dtJf lhr I~W'f•fn!INif~ US industry battles back) -'ayoM 0..W. Graduate and MFC students may use sites at any of the times listed above. ~IZ:30 1:00-4:30 �!edi·t orial ~ i Oot .of tuDe Reetruct!Ming UUAB anc1 alltmptlng to atart the next umestet 51 a fresh may be the beet move that bodY hU made eo far thla yew. II ~ shows a committed ellor1 to makll the altlng organization wOt~ better ancl wu 011e of ttoa lew ellematlavelllble. Sub Board Executt.e Olrect01 Oen!lla Blaclc Ia right when he . .ys the students who Nn UUAB are c!MIIng with al'larl<a. SUccess. With that alone In mind, l~ therel01e dllflmJit to attain. When ~ personelitles, highly c:olnplall ptocadures and poor planning gel ; mixed In, little but !allure can be exP8C1ed. i Unl011unately the nature ol UUAB makes It dMI with big bud<$. it The tosses ti>M ate aocentuated In a University that runs Its actlvllles with lunda cotl«:led from atudenta. One mistake Is UI>COII\Iortable. two Ia becl anci~N~~Y more t han that Inevitably spell dlllllstet. So. when .. every Music Committ...sponiOied event" has somet~ing W<ong with It-as was Silted by Black-topped oil by a S20.000 foss on one concen, the need for acl)uSiment Is unquestionable. So far thl$ semester, poor publicity wu blamed lor the !allure of the SVT concert. Then Bobby and the Midnights, a last ditch (Yet e ~pens lve) ettort to pull UUAB out ol the dog tlousa, flopped, The relatively unknown group, booked l or olecllon night, spelled doom lor UUAB programmers. And contrary to Music Co-Chelrman Steven Krown's argument, the! was more than en ..eKcuse" lor people Who wanted to pressure UUAB. The dollar lou Is the best proof. Now. the ellort to restructure and take doclston·m&klng out ol the hands of a lew, Is sound. Black end Olvlslon Director Lisa Rappaport should spend the MKI lew weeks carelully 81udylpg the elternstlves that UUAB cen deal with. The goal should be maintaining power In UUAB, using the remaining eornrntnee chairmen, but instituting a strong external check from Sub Board. The essence ol UUAB-as Ia the case with any specialized group-Is flrat providing a service, and then giving students experience In a lleld (concert programm1ng In thiS case) To matntain that, power has to IllY w1th1n UUAB at loas~ a probationary period after tno body Ia restructured. II ts unfortunate that a service group aa Important as UUAB has spent a semester riddled with pr()l)lems The next few weeks snoutd be a turning point tor tMI organization and hopefully an e>tampte lor what a llnle fine tuning can accompllat> • ! Worthr service To 1/tO Ed1ror. 1,.,..., your rltocl lt nec:tuary to respond to lottors pnnltO 1n toeclbac:k ue~ton. no-. t IH! thai a I&maoGaiOIY at this time. Miehoel S. Seruefs~llor In tt>a Doc. I luua ot Tile SI'KfnJm ults tn. A.otj:Rapt Tut< Foru Van s.rvtc. "'cftSCrim atory." I wou1d Uke 10 c.lafUy thf: lau. before . -tng ouch a vlluablo and <OITI<nendal>le UB student progtam with 5UCtl • deroglilory t•rm. Ao a womAll living oll-c.ampua. 1 much p<tiOI tile twenty·ljiye mlnUle walk 10 my ott eampYI ruideftC.I than waluno fOf a van rkte tMt usually ltkes anyWhere from h-alf an nour 'o an hour. HOWOI/11 1 with tht lncreale tn violent Cttmes dlf'ected to.warda women, I llo<t tllal 1 would <*lllel t>e sal et~an oony, This sa,.lco 1.- I that Mr S.ltzor'a orlpe llhoUk! l>e wit~ the unlv<lrahy and not wltlt BPO or with tlta Ant~Aope Tast< Foru What ht llhoUk! 1>e adVocating Ia the e>.tenslon of the Blue Bird bus line to on campus houSing. It ha raaJI)' toe1a tile need lor transporollon ne cen algn a NYPIRO .,..It ton In auppon ol this extenoton. as wall • • voluniMtlng ltll llme to llelp ma~e litis bus non... tO\Ite a reality Fun.hennore, It Ml, S.ttzer ta more concerntO with l'lla dOllar than wltlt the saloty ot the lormta population ot this school he may ~elp, by \IOtunttetlng four houra of hll Ume to bM:ome an AnU· r1~ T ~ Foret wafker, With I"''\\re volunteers.. CAC can ••tabUsh a tree 11C0f1: a.eMce lo walkiWc:N"n&n hOme •her dl r1\. By •~wino n1s cOncern, weeouldsee womlf'l home safely wlll\otlt tne use ot the r• t lly nteel art mot't voJunt"fl, Ia protection from a horrl blee~ l me and not a moth.Od tot provtdlng women with tren$poflt10f'l home. ~an. All we S.Oroh Hodges Anti-R1~ Teak Fotce Wa flfer Sv.ift action In a sehool as large as UB, whose bureaeracy rivals that of any lull·scate fll<leral agency, It's dllflc:ull for an organization to push a ptoject tlllough swlltly. ofhclently and 'd,th almost consensus support. And It's all the more dlfflcult when a proJect costs tnousands of dollars But the US Raseue Squad has anown that If an organization does 11s holnewor1c, comes up wllh specifics and talks to the right people, something will get dO<>e. It also does not hUll to have a worthwhile Pf()I>OSII, which Ia exactly what the purchase of an ambulance for tM Amherll Clmpus Is. Executive Director of the Squad Oavtd Holtman snoutd be COtnmended l Ot the effectiveness he hll demonstrated In his attempt to aecure an emergency vehicle. With S23,500 of lundlng lrorn the Faculty-Student Aaaoclallon almost a eet1afnty, and with a "certthcate of need" from the Stall, Arn~~«~t Campus residents may have an ambulance by the start of next ..master. Jonathan Reichert, the one FSA Olrector Who il a known opponent ol ..giving" the Rescue Squad such • l arge sum ol money, Is understandably nepllcal about what will happen to all the equipment In the future. But the suppon th11t University President Robert L Ketter hal given through hiS contribution "In kind.'' ;and responaiblllty the SQuad haa ahown up until now, llands as enough assurance t or us not to worry ebout the equipment's deterioration. There are In lnttnlle number of wayato lmproveetudent tllo at UB and the\' atlould all be given allentlon aa soon as f)OSalbla. But there are other ptolect -. Including the purctoa.. of an ambutancl . which can make thl difference between lite and death and need Immediate anentlon. a pleasure \O-such • ptopoosat get that ettentlon h'• THE Voi. 31, Ho. 41 SpECT~M - WtdneWa y,$ 0ecember111110 ~dltor·ln-CIIIel Elene Clc1vu ......... [olftor JoM ~ -- .......... E<fior oloM9I> S.mon ---. '- . -c- . --- 10 y- <a fO l>ucU-t9 '*'''-~and f l IIIli. A totrnlo ~~- loot Pll"'*""' or poya, to vot10 r - """ • ll<wl - · - n t. Aa tono oo J'OU go - t h e - making peymontl, you.._ --'or>· Tho olljocl ol tile gemo ta to put In tile bani<: t h e - With &lie"""' money at lite - ot tile geme wino. Gemtoe at 6 p.lft. Ftida1 nigh! ~ gotaout ol wort< and endl et ll p.m. '"'*' tilt -~00.,.10. -~ by .. - .,.~- $ufiiiQ.., ttMtf'l $4.-....... . . . · - ,.,•• T-(1t i,GI~, ..,.tonal,fi!IIGI-1.-l00~ .....,._r - ~ ~lotent tha~~ , ••Y· lootball Is. U 1po11 t~a lly rotlected our IOClety, the game ol loot"-11 would II(OtolfY bat -lneu. I And II mlgllt go oornethlng like (hie .. The "geme'· ll c.tled Bonkbatl, tne teague lo roe FNBl (the Flnlt Notional S.nkballl.aague). Thll rear. the good taama tncl - the aurprltong lkJHole Bnto, tile S.On Ol6go Mllt.,chargtte, 111e defensive minded Plttoburgh Stoaloro, and tne eve<preaent _ _ . . HouSlon OtlcomptilleL Tne mecuoe,• teama ate tha Waahlngtoii Or__..., the Tamoa Bay Bucka.tlle lri!MII llo4\are, ohe San Fronc:ioco F011y_la..., and the atlngy Or- yOU C..,.-111181).S..IIolo, .. Y """*~"-'-·"'<. £d•l o n a l - .. ........... ... .... o4 ...., fiiiHNKil rtM ......~~t ...... fdUoNI~ttf .. Mticlty -- although Jt sometimes 11\1:1 appear otllerwln, toclety ta llardiy a gam.. If It Ia, It Is a nell ol a lot more cruel and Tho main cllllorenco tn tile oamol• that J'OU lharolty --~ , _ to PlY lo<oeltn a.nllb8ll. A IIIII down ol _ILo....... ~ ~u~tJCH~ e.,.,..1.,_ =....,....,, b y Pate RoNn WhOever the hell " they" ara, tltey aure 0o talk a lot , arK! everybody seemo to ~ave hHrd them Well, "they" uy tl\at sport retlocts our ooctoty. t>utl uy lltat 1110'1• are ln~•-liY Jull gomu And oltlle key_,_,. olll'le NFL111o In the FNBl. Tho llolcl. lor INIInCO, tatOO )Wra tong I~ 1>0111 tuotMS (In the FC8t.. the~~ • - to 1>e 110, but toW!Iy baa - . ...:1\anged to 8$. Tho ptayer ~ton , . _ ate ...., ohnllal. In -~~. u... are q - t -.l\allbo.cke. l u - =~~~~::.:~~~':'o::.,;:~~~ .O~U•h-o ., _ _ _ . ta les from over the bar ~yBecken. '-6)<ndloo1o. ~ote -S...O...,.Poctl lc; Howo ...., _ . . _ t49( • Ha\llng p o o r - . . aro tho loWly New York o.~>~o. and tile Otteons Cento. Tho -liMit 11 qu~e similar 10 loot ball anc1 ,.,_, n..SpK_'"_IIrCollogo ,_5on>oo,Fl.oo.._ Tllot· $>o<t·~ ---- -.. --·-k• --- r....c.-n pormonta•• -'h eoo bucl1l. aM j 100 lluoM 11¥110 on tllll1._1*oer>l lnt. - t i!I)IIIL Thai If II \'OIIf ~ n gooa.'"*-.,. Mt~antta~ Int.- ponalllft lor CIOity ol - , . tate poym«~to. In • sa-. you .,. playing - tnat the !link, as well oatlleotllerlOIII\. ~ H """'""' haa o tot of --.yin the 1>11n1<, -the llnM they Cllll oo rlghl_, the field to peyc!Jr1. Ot they.,., gombla, end • go up 1011.. M they ..y. and the drtve-thru. T - a r e . _ - tfAll»CCIonO. Tho \lei- atopo the otlle< by CXII'IIInQ Uf> whh poymonto o1 tholr own. In -.:tulllty. "1>1~" tor the olf«<M. There ••• -vi blllo, _ , bllhl lorlnfurlel. billa - t h e <»IOIIM "o~~mo• the land beltlod · - lhll tl!aJ' .,. <»fending•• The c:alllll 11, - - money • taam puts In 1"bllnl<, they don't got 10 " - 11-WO. ow.... Oo. And lila """"'' I rom tile muft krtttlton dotl&l ttiaolololllll"'•· the t.eoue or the- gotL Bull~ that'll fuel 1~1111' 01~ touot_._.tro I lie pan ~ fl. 8o ,.,., go clown to fljcj, flt,..-..m lor lite """' "oeme.• , _ _t!lll ll'anoc . . . ag~otlll, .,.c1 Hyw 1o01t In tlltm-Oi the 11t!dat llle relloctton, l 'll bel you - - y6urM!f, .,.,.,clogged, t...,. -,..,Hiatt ""*""" -·and _.,. ... �feedback ! f ~ l ,.i r-------------:~1~----------~ w f r l ©~uu fOrum Er/1101'1 Noll. 110pen Forum" 11 1 tllgutar Wednlldty '••~t.u• ot "'fl'\e Specuurn dellg,.ed 10 tllow " sp«llfllll'' I Cbln~ 10ptHif11 lhllf "IIWS on c.tll/n lopJcs. ,. 8trtteu G1•maw '" Pre$h11nl ot Y•te UnNellllt tnd 1 p1olnsor ol Englllh •nd com~tlltve lltlr»turt Thtlollowrng '"'c/e diiCli-JJIS lhe burflert of F~tll r~ul1t1ons and l¥11 '•J>IIrtttd Jn thtl CrOftlc:.le o• Higher Educatton. thlf " · tno.u~~ogauon r~uire ac.evrate accounting ftom &hose to vr1'MKn '"' money •• extended on bet\1.11 or tne people. 1a unquatk)ned. I ta JM lN tube ot ttderat reout•hon not IO OOIOCI 10 tn principia, bullo oojKt to II •• a ••• ol proceSMI end to ot>Jotl to now tt ott en works I ,am prou CI ot a government that promotot eqult)" fn numan atlairs •nd mailers ot tt\0 marketplace. t am app.alfltd. "ow_..,Of", bY lhe reQuirements ror muslvt a.rnoonh ot papttrwctt... tty u~cJ·niteCI or special Interest manoetes that promore aoclal goods *'l" no •warenen ot the costs to ottle, 60ela• g.oodsi by an unwillingness Of -ntbUity on the patt ot rt"Qutators to •n by l . Bartlett Glameltl 8asle rutarcf\ unquest~nod The obligation of tne oo--ernment to accoun1 lor money It COI)eeta hom H& e1!1Lens. and to IN.I aeetll• ne• "nowttldge and understanding rati'Wit than IOhltkH\1 to trnn'l4Khate Ofobtems. tS th.t ••sent~• nature ot •e5earcn on Hte pau of aU scholars. In tt\e actenc.,.·. t•owever, lfMfo 11 a part•cull• tlyle to tho enterpusn teacnlng In lhose au~aa-don~ tn tabs In group1 or te.mL ttvough coUoouta, on tte~ trips wltfl stv<tel'\11 11 •'' tevtls .... un an•s1.an1• and astoelauona- la tn11matety ano lfte.xtt..c.abty conn.ect~ to te.seafch In sc•e!'lct teacntnv ttml rewercf'l nol o.nrv go n.no In nano. '"-~are ollen 1he s.me nand-the ped.agogtcal aci an 11ct of lnvesuoauon. tnt Jnvestlgator'Y ao:t ebarod ••e with stt.~dont& •nd anoclatea who also eollttguea, me wnole a aptendld, ongcMnU tnstanco of Intellectual and tlui'MI'\ eoll•boratAon Of COIIJII, sclent11t1 alao •o•~ alone No1 alltNU '' oone It: I he result of a QfOUO effort AMI not ~U'u~ lnat La done ouur1 '" e ""''"'"at I 11\al •• 0011> pedagog lUI and.,._llgOIOfy 8U1 the dfattnd'Nt style of sc1enUt1e lnYHU(Ia11on Ia collaooreHve. enelttle dlstlnc11Vt proc:essls such that u 15 lmpowalbltl finally to dltl6ngullh rese••ctl from teacnlno Jmmenst n&t~moen of doH111 ate lnvo!Yeet In .supOCHUnQ and lllf'thvf•no ,,.... IIIINf or bas;c r~searcl\ n.y ..,, larQety ffiCJeral esollara. wttk:h ll to siy I&X:~yetl' dotfara The retufl Qt lhfa l60efaJ SUPQOC'I IO universlt~·blaeo &c:lence hll boten a Uemtndout Improvement in the lifM of Amottean cllltens~ In he111n care, '" tho orocno~C1IOIJ ot fOOd, In lhe handling ol '"tormauon. our governfT¥tnl f\e,l brought abOUt ma.u tve Otneflls by encou•aglng sc4ence and sc'~'''.c research '9 unh•aU.._. fbi fedetaJ money t"al c-Ofntt; to Uf'ltve.stt~a ti'Ciudes m~y fGr theauppoft o f 1M: admtnlstrauon ot th&se complev ptojects; It brings retmbursemonta tor "tnd~reet t;atta,v or averhMd-relmbursements tor e.l(penaet 'tWhlth cannot be acoUrat~y UNited tor .... , ro...,cn projecl; pan ol 1ne COSI of ,.. .,lng COI"Hng. and malntatnlngrnurcl'l labofalOttn, u well as c>an ol tM • .,., of - ' " ' ' ouppo<ttng . .,.,... reco~ logltlrnato And neceuary dlt11nCIIOnl among 101:111 onlllloo OOing rogulatOCI, 8ooau&e ol t 'iic.es-alve or unltllnking regulation, tnt •et.lltonlhlp beiWMf'l goveuun•nt end unlversiHea •• sertoUsty aerr\loe<l Tnerels powetlul taenlment on atl I•OM M\a dtlltUit Thlt: fecH!t lncf QUWrfi"G Khlsm beiWMn 90~rune"t and untvetsrtln ts not <Heated by the up,acuy to do iCteo«, but It dMply alftct• &GJenc:e, tt 11 tlmo tor 1 concrete eJ~emptu I choose tna. one summ.tked actou tttts counuy In tne .sdentlfiC reseatctt cornmutwtJ by the deJ'gnatton ''A·21."' ··A 21.,. rtfers to tt\1.1 Cifcvlat trom the Olllct of M IM~I lnd 8ucfgel entlttecl "Goat Pflnc;ote.t IOl favcattonal t~tfons....cJUDft6f'led In Us most recen1 form '" the M.a,c:h 6 FtHJefal Reg11t•t tn U, tht govemmonl ~topous meant to account ror Its money. It tNI&nea to know If the money ia used tor the purpos.o II WIS. gl~ln lor and IS ptOP*fiY IC'OOU"Ied for The Pfl~pte ot accountabilitY', ._. I hlwe said, 11 noc at t$SUe wt\at &a 11 tcaue ta nowtM accOt.mtet»tlitt will be ac;complt"*' O.M.8 uys tf' A·2t that lh!lfe mull be ••toaal woth.I<Mid.. docutnentauon, aNt that Jaa.~ny membefl. on tOO.rll gtanti Of contracts mtJ-st tlpotl tr,eh wnrkloed or efforl In mult1plt categorto6-reaearch. teac~tng. sar~lce , admlnistratlon-tn terms of pe1a.nt1ges. and theM mu!l acJO up to 100 petcen1 Ll"• many othtra I _,_.,.. ""'tol.....,o g•ounos Thai .orne people tn ttta oow.n.ment uem 10 c.a...... tnat the govetnment h;lty owna ll)flnctJ)at hwesugator a no tf'\alll naa 1 right to reaulleoocumentallonolt~t person'6 worklo•d t"'t\n when It 11 uf\00nnec1ecs with t.Oerall)l aponaored wotk TMt Son"Ht ~-- In lt\1 oo~ernme:nt seem no1 10 undtWsti/MIIhll 11 IS impossible 10 segregate telchi"' fron"' t'ltMirch from admln.ts.UIIIOn tn dotng Hlte and •mposslble to a6slgn PtiCtle pctf~tage.s 10 theM faJH Clllllnc:dons (accovnUng ano J><I'~'"O. tot eumplll Frnalty, tnay belr part oltn• price of "*111ng 1-ral req.;lrorn.nlt research, tn such areaa •• amrmaUve action, ~safety, and the protocUon of "uman subjecu. That such raqu!remcntt 10 cr. . t, latse ca tegor~es '*llf tnevttt bly te•uJl In reports ttl at are wholly meanlngloas and rMy only btJry, not ravtal, oenulne lns11ncee of h waa nor CIIIUtull lor IM QO•trnmenlln 1M last 20 yea!S c>atllllllylo I urn •nl¥eralllealnto lnstallarlonalot feoerall)l t00t11oted basic , _ . , on ooaoe. ........ OijrlcllhiKe, -gy, IJ>CI a ,._..,.. .,..., arML The scientilll wort .,.llgtlro<J to.,..,. tMir WOflo ~eel af'\d appreciated; the u:"l¥.,-.11)1 administrator• dollgnlecllo n••• oc:lonce . .pond a no were Ina~ lnalllullona oenofally OUPPO<Iod and ma.,. big.,.,, Wnlre llle mO<\tY n·u,,.. waa Uow1ng, Whl.. wwe amP'f pools of atudenta, wnflo - f l f waa _,lnotr ·-~~. ""'le loc:llllle• could be IOMoaMecl or r..-aotd, a l l - woCl llle ~ atreem of ,..,.,,, money tor '""c"- f'toweoler. eopened thl: Cl\an,.ets for • mo&.~nUng wr~~~ ot ~ulallon, tnc!IMrt 010 now-aocO<dlng 10 a roct~~l OCiflot!AI In Sc,.,ce-al leul 6t ttderal lawa ano reguJaUona that govern or afftet actentllc tenareh In un~l ... F-al rogu!AIIon II not. prlmt 1.-:IA, t"l Tne obligation ol 11>o -mmonl 1o protac:r u- clt•t•n• who c:annot protec• themiel••• 11 tmpr-r liM ol '"""'•1- Ttwt requJtwnen1a and ~Uona. ere oot new Tne cucular 1.........0 ln Septetnbef, 1868. oy tne then Bur. .u gl the 8Udgl1 Wll fe¥1-Md In lhe 1Urnm4H Of 1967 W'Mn the btlthu tnHocNced new amendments to A·2t that wouiCf neve ·required c,.uaned aegmentlno ano documentetlon ot tactJtly etrOft. tne totenalty ol the outcry aoalnat Ihose reovtatlonl lod to I he formal ton of a committee to eomlne the lasue. Art.,- e'tlenlltl '""'*"lng 22 unt-•Uieo 01>0 mora l~an 350 lno.,.,_a lncJMIIIIala, ..-uy facull't ,_,,.,, a ,._. wu made puDttc ~ Febtuary ol 1Ma. The llfSI of 111 hve recommeftdat'on• t)eOan, .. For profttUior\AI slalf. CltOO the requhtmtnl for effon repona C04'lt8fn8d ltl the po...,nl (1116'1} Circular ;0.·21," and one ol lit al< conCiusionJ waa. In J)a~ tt\at "wt need to go 10 • system that 00.. not reou1re doctJtnenlvt suPPQt1 o• facul1y time dtn'oted to govetnmenl·.tpot\tOfld !e.ltllfCh_ Thoh aentlmonts •re as valid In tMO as they wert 1n 1968 the commhlee co-opted or stackec:f? Wu n w•• su-.ed by 'emotion~!" acedornlc memt>ers-> No Aceotdit'Q 10 the report"s th .. page, t1 was made up ol lept«<'Mf'lllllwtl hom the Bu111u ol the Budget.. lhe General Aceou"1h"~o Orttc.e, the Oepanm~l ot Defense. the Naunnal Science Foundation. lnd' tf'le Dapartment ot totuun, £dueatlon, ano Welfare A~tevan1 offlctal.t ot the oovOI'rtmtnt •d"taea ~o•1n11 the ptopo...O g<Wefnmen1 reoulldOnl AI a le$UII, tnt ~-re-ula' ••• rev1aeo and the objvcl•on•ote requ•ttMMtUl or. ..eUort'" reQCHt.ng wc.ue droppeo 0.0 tne _QOvet"n"'J!ll forget us own atudy? Y~s., lf'l 1$78 ttE W redr.,_, A·2 I and lrl oenllfal raconslltuted those te.atufJ!I aga1ns1 whlth tM govClrnmont cOmmlltee had ao strongly ad~tSO<I SuDSotCNtHn nooot•atiOnti on tnt aubjec::t o• w otktoaO doetlmentadon betw~n unlveratt-.t. O..M.8.. and H E.W. accourtllnta avatll!!ld IHtlt Hrs,ory wat w•• cornl)l&•erv }Qnoreo 0 M.B ateo Jn<'INete.ot 10 recent evl'ntS 14. p11w11te ana ln<ltP•rt>Oent etfou to .sausty ttlt need tor acc.Ountabihty and to salvage ttlt decomposing retallonship botWfl!ftn government and ihe u nlwersilt16 \n the area of sponao1'ed baste reaea1cn resulted ~on the Cl41tton ol ltMt Na1 k)NJ Comml-...on on Aesea'c" Arnone OINt recom..menGI1tOf\', lhe: eotJ'Wft+UKM'I ~· Dlreclly to th9 issues olt"UOf1 rlpothng. In 1rs.M 1-'lCI otner area.a, 11 •:sseued ltte: need for propw ac:eountab411ty arKJ set tortrt tltkw\al, 1cwgh, worklble grounc.ts tor thatlnQ the responalbUty I$ we41 a s the tunes. Many urgoo ltlae roeommtnctauQfts on o .-.. 8 NOChtog eame ot tt In Octobet, 1919. Cncull~ 14.·21 went Into altect .. Eatly una tau. O..M.B. appro¥ed, on .at'l e.:oett~Mntal bul~ a rncnhacS ot s1a:tlstUI aampuno ~ to provtOe accountabilitY •n a mucft teu tntN&ive lasnlor for llle a.elenuata tnvotved ana to y..kl much mofl a.ccf,Jra1t and rtiUtHc lnformal k»n tor the goverf'lment agencies t nope '"'' method '• dalgnect 10 work.. I 1\r)pe thlt Wttb regard to ctoc;umen11110n of "'tota l WOttJoaa,"' o M a does no1 remaan lore'Yef entf\1-aUed f)y Its o-n reQUI.Itory rnet~ We w 1.U .... In tne moant.me. never n•wel seen Ihe tuh ot teckttll regulation apl)lled to • cruc:tal IJU or the nat1on'a lnlftUectua1 lUG wHtt ~ SUCh Mflmlng lndlffetence to ftnenc.tata~ f'lutn.6n c:onHquencea. Sclt:ftattllllmated '" 1 recent tll..a tnat •t $tanfofd UniWtfslty aiON the requl.re an lrH:tUW hom 3,000 lo 80.000 r._IS aMUally.- U5Q,QOO 10 $350.~10 MW regulal'<>n.l W<M,ik3 ut up ttte ne:"' rfPOI11nQ system. wno1 1a - 7 ASide from lt>tla&UH '"""'"""on A·21 or 1ny otnor spec1Uc- HI of regutaliot\5, we continue to need leAdership capable of transcr ncting special inltreata and 1.eelng-whote- the Jubuo Interest WNt,., In tne .,. ., of bt.W 'uearch or of _hnenclng hlQhlr edu~atloA , whither around reoul.atMH'S concetntng safety Ot ath'-1tcS or k\tcwroed WO$ent Ot WUII dii9C)SiiJ, lhlft IN.III be no la'S*'IU'tQ ol the more' Jmperettvea, or ol necesaary accoumao.Ury. 8ut there mutt be at •U teveb of go'Yemmvnl, and of lhe untveraHy. aome reneweo mutual respect, some commott conwlct'On ltlal It Ia In the nauon•a lnta!nl 1.11•1 00\l'ttmi'Nttll and centeu ol teawno COIIat>o<ate. one! 111a1 one P<frDOM ol c.c)lla.DOJa tkwl lS tM be'ft...,.,..,t of tM natton'• hte fhefe mull 01 aome OospoSWon to ~uty lh6 laroet •uues ana find reasonable aolut&ona wlll'tin a ooupoctl¥• tnal recognltes lntlllul~l ctUeu~t~-ces eoo common QOIIL Too mucn 1• at ttake tor aU of u1 Sc.~ce •• aa '"' cote ot the untvert.•IY'• m1M._,n 10 lostet the d~&C-tphned tmagin.aUOf"' Whatever str~ts 11 1~t core cut• at ttw Man of 1M unlve~.-ty o-n•'•' �feedback Poor response In essence ro ,,. Editor. 17 a potonllatly ""'-""" .Stuatlon OCCUlTed In eonnec11on wltll 1M llfsl - - of In tlla atU. A tatge contingent ol BIICOII ,..ldenta dKkled to m o l l l t i H t - and""""' In on tlla Goo"'""'* Compta. Willis tllalr n..,_ cannot be -urotofy <leltm'llned tot It lui fl.. to NY IIIO<o WOfO I!IOfe Ulan a few. !Jpof1tl\tlr orrl. .l at Qootlm<)(o tl\t Eltlcon woFJiors " b<a. .ly" began peltlnQ wlndoW11, doora, Bluebird t;v.&.Ns and evon tome atudents unfortunatolr returning to 11\o dOima 11 tnat time. Various Gooe<nors residents, sworn loyally to 111elr t'lome1 gal'l"'et.y took on the 1ttacker1 fn an attempt to drive tllam away. - · 11\t barrage ogalr>sl 11\t dOim lasted lor o~ ll ly one llour. The .,..,_. oltlllt lett¥ Is not to d«ty a anowbolt wat. S<lch actt.lty hu 1~ ptltlO and 111M In an atctlc aottlnQ we llvo ln. The q-lon• ol _ , , . , this was tl\t corract ptac. and/or lime Is not tlla luue of my contention. What boti'IM me Is the tack of publ~ fety on tht nfght l.n question. Ally confrontaUon, lnclud1ng • •~wbi.U war. invites behaYh>f Which 11 no1 nQtmally wf- wltll ltllfo or no llloUgllt as to thl dange< -"'"~~ IIIOMI...,Yed. · wl>enll\t llghllakOI plltlOin tlla dalk and beooml tt>o maJor , _ , . a -..apull4roaolttyquestlonari-. Wllerew... tllay (they being the _ . Ptrlllle Sar.ty loroo)'l AI _ , one ratlll< tatge window was 0~\af~Med. Lucidly, no one_ . .. lllift. Alti>Ougll _ . . . , . callS .... ,..,. 10 the office, lila only lighting ol'lhtlr pr....,.,. durlnQ this nour•lonQ oltuatlon wae o lone car pulling up to 11\t ac:ene 1n<1 Quickly pulllno away wr.en 1h• anowbaJis turned In their dlractlon. lo thll tht protection our Ptrbllc Safety IO<CO allorda 11\t lludenll and rnldenlo hero?! would halo to think so. Othtrwioe, their acttono _ , to lloenao the activity ol any un<uty mol> w hich out""'"""'' them. h would ha.,. .,.,,.,,,.,., unlonunato 11 one of Ihe reolclento hed _ , aorioully llllu<ed by l hellorlng glasa. etc. luctdly no one wu (I ...,.~ Nut time. howe,)'er. lila alluallon mJghl haVe dlll.....,t reaufts. MillY lludlt\11 '!'IH be approclattfe II the Ptrbllc Satoty OtiQattment would gel Involved to control a oltuatlon llko this. Lot'a not walt let another tragedy to begin POint In~ llnQMa. Lot It be k!'Own 1110 llnQor Ia olready POinJOCI. ac. .pled. An open·lleld onowball fight In daylight' ~~~ In an octMty wlllch many -pie would dlomlos To tho Editor: 1.- In lhe past alx WM .kl since I he mo.ie '*The Women'• Room- wu onown on In f'nld.SIPiombet, both the _ . _ ..-oment and ue ·a Sluclles College hi..., been uncle< close OCNtlny by IIIII untvetalty'e poou1ace. The most recent " eotr'll'l*'ltary,.. appeared In Ihe Octobet 21·27 issue ol 1M Cu,.,t, In disguise as an editorial and a strongly stated one at tllat. t don't plan to try 10 excuse any o l WSC's POIIcloo, II ltn't In my place to. However, after reading Metthew luba's odllorlal last wool<, I dldn'l fool u though I could )uof all Idly by and 1&1 something . .ry Important to my education bt a !lacked without foundation. 8oforo "'-'"~~· I'll stat• my qua611catlonl lor ClelendlnQ wsc. Allllo<lgll they aren't endless, 1 have had enough contoct to know what f'm talking about. First, lhla put SprinQitcok "WO<Mftln CcmtomooriiY Society~· my ctaso was made up oltwenty·tii<M people ..<>I varied backgrounds, minority peoplo lnd a man. This laP I'm ta~l"il Pr..,.rotory Seminar to teach the abCYe mentioned c:c>uroe partlolly bectuoe I antlelpoto toachlnQ II but more Importantly In my own eyes bocat~~e I reel • need to understand myself better In 'telaUon to the envlfonmenl I Uve>' ln. Womon In Contemporary lodlfl\y and It& sequetlle providing me wllh Ihat Insight. Again I ean'l stresstl\tlr tmpo~~anco. And IUI!y,l'.,. Ollln on GovltfnOilOO beth In tlla SptlnQ ond IIMI Fall. The to which I rallr,lor tllole wi'IO .,..,, awatt olltl P.lllerroo or lts!Ynetlon 11 the oo-ntrog board ol Studln. All Important by lhe Col lOGe stall go tntomat -Ilona bo!nQ llvoUgh Now I will proc.e<~ to state my position hOWO'Itr aw~watd I feel lt la. We need to knoW our oldo oltl\t atory. or our hlltOf'Y. FOf' tNJa. we've heard wery1hlng axcept lfllt. what Ia our atory? I myself tm not auft. I'Ve never been In clauas ol all (entirely) women until thll Mmeattr. Shlteen of my ,twenty-one yt&tl hlvt -n and to bo QUito hOneSt, I've atwaya bien a fraid to opeek out sgalno( men if something wu oeld t<Kalflr sgalnot what I fool to true e< right, I gueu I'Ve felt IIIIo bacaUM It'& who! I..,. bien !Ought (rted.-lallntd) and thai II I did I'd and up llaatlnQ about It In tlla """· What Women'a 51udleo hu done. In - · to to provide an educational, Instructional for to teach 01h« women ow- own history lin,, Tho abOYt wea wrltten about a month In resPOnse to tht ver&oua stands taken •galnat WSC. Even thQuOh I have been Inexcusably stow In cornpltllnQ thla teller, 11\t Issues 01111 ,.malnod unanswered. For me to ooy tnatii>O oomo ltlnd ol dlacrlmlna tlon . occur. In law, englnHrlnQ, and 1M CilllnQ prof-lono (mecllclne tnd CS.nHSiry) would be lilly -•use with Women's 51-, tM lntrtnaic dlff....,.. Ia eJCPiorlng tno origins ol - · • oppression tnd the bltlh tnd growth ol tl\t women'o liberation ..-ement. With traditionally mafo dominated fields wt'ro looldng It dlocrlmlna tlon baled uPOn lot" usumpllons and lgnot-nce. Women 11e equolty u capable at blcornlng tawyera, phyal<:tt,na and dentists aa men, yet mtn can never experience What lila to be a woman. Even thOUgh a woman ol my Oenltflllon may not bt ocnoclouoly awata of her opproulon and 1111 origins, througlltlla d~lon ol _,.,.. Who na.. atraody macs. lor tllamM- a anafy$1s ol (our) hlstort, we c:an rolaiO _ . . OcpeMnca IO what wt leatrl U tiolnQ our n~o.-, a man can1tum tbiL One ototoment 1\tM! moro among tl\t _ , _ ol WSC than~ In gene<alla 11111 the ltklnQ the courae oro golnQto be more open In apooldng about ll1elr ~~ ltfet If the clau Is IXCIUI ...Y l-Ie. One man almply tllllnQ In the room provldeo enough Intimidation (lor 11\t lac~ of a btller WOtd) for a woman to ba fesolrao ln what ahe . .pr..... as hlf lnnermooi lhOughto. And It lan't bectuM a laat of the man·a llllltilnod c:hauvanllllc rnpon$1 but ratlll<, more often ll1an nol. • oonditlonlnQ by -lety lhot ,,. _,.,.and whet tlllnb tnd fetla aro not •IIIII as 1*a0t1111 ~ t ~ loel ~ Is lrrlPonarlt let mon to be UPONd to what_,_ I - l l - - ao l o n g - to. I &lao foetlllolmporlanl to note what lUnd of ,.... roglllil lor o Women'o Sllldln courao. If 11\ty wiahed to ereoto prCII>flmo. •would It not be more reasonable to do h - . 11\ty don't , _ direct oppolhlon Irom twenty Ot ao olhlf ~Ia (l,o. WOfi10n). I don't knoW whalll\t lnl-11.11111 whallhe anolon't,l om C«taln,lathe ollmlnatlon o l W8C. Nor lathe ana- an accuNIIon of w.,_•a Studleo aa belnQ antknllo, lor h lan't. h Is .smpty p r - w.....,·, ao..m.... r-~--------NERVOUS?--~---------~ About the GRE or GMAT? ' PREPARE YOURSELF!!! nu. courH cooe,.. general lmoUlledge common to thr GRE, GMA;T, ond a ll groduatr-prof eulonol «hool entrance cxamlno· tlo..._ Toplee lnclllde: anal»tlcal reo.anlng, g cnet'CJI - h . olgebn:l, bo*c geometry, oocabulof)l, reodlng com,.-eM,..,on, anologfu, graph Interpretation, tut·tolcfng Mill• and tut preparation. FEE: $6000 Main Street Campus January 13-January 29 Tue sdays & Thursdays 6 se ..lona, 6:10 · 8:45 pm INSTRUCTOR: Denl!Je A . K rollmon I• a PhD Cond ldate In EducotJonol PqcholotiJI at U/ 1!1. Se.d JIOUT no-. oddrea, o~ plw>ne number Ullth o check JIQtiOble to: Sdtool of ltlonogemD~t{S UNY at &qfolo , to J25 er-bv Hall, /lloln $Ired eo,.,.... .. - PEACE CORPS VISTA c • HAS \IOWNTUIII lfl - a Of, • HAl VOUlHTl- IH All • STATU: • <WfPI'ti!AVlL-. EX· COt.INniiU : e _.""'vu. nw-.vr. UYIIIIG l l l . . - a, -CAll(. -.an;. . • fA- -LOCH ~~-- _,.~-- • -y l'lJUIIIICt.. ..- ~CAM.-.EITU- OOITJ..o.tllll-. 011 DaTJ..o.tiiiiOUI-IIT. nB fOil EACH - y lA- lltlDI VOLUIITIIIIS WITH PIUI, lOUCAYIOII. COMMITTMIIfl'. lO IIJIVl lWO YIAM Nl&IING cm.IIS MUT IAIH:HUMAN101Uoa: • IIU.DI VOLUIIWIIII WITM lkiUS, IDUC6\TI<*, COM· MITTMIIIT. TO IIIIVl Olll • ===ICAIMlO c:mu:-. CNII.OIIlN, • ""-..-...-· • - u .. NO Dl~lii D llfT • W.IUIQ'IOUTO""'-Y- MQUIIIUU ,I.~OII ·--rw•~­ • CAJr QUMFfl: , --~·,._.. _ _ , . . CMOUAUNl! - • W.ufTS'fOUTOUft.Y - TO FUll WT IF 'lUI QUALIFY CALL ED * "CTS tot TOU.-fREE AT . 800-462-4243 ao.ema..... w._.,,. m- •oo �Worlahop Students are warned of off-campus housing dangers by Naaey lAvin< orr campus hoUJ<o&. To >om<, h rounds fik< the ICical JOiution for unhappy dorm11ory ruidmtJ. O.hcn, bowC\.,, may cope <ndlcssly with landkHds, frostbite and «<kroachCJ, and wuh they had never moved OUt Of t.hr ~Urt college dorms to beJ,iO with. Many lan<llords will write th<lt own "Y0<1 Hove B<m f,'ict<d" JipJ, lXI" th<m on thou tntlnl's door IDCI ..U forth< Jlud<ntto lea•e. lllltii«<fdlns to Shonn ''E'fictkln 16. 1 kpJ P<OCm; l.bere's a hcann1 and ~ j udge ln•olv<d. One lllUJt 1\0 through due DrOC<l.S or law." _ Pll Merritt or Orr.Compw Holl11n&, Jlrwcd the impor .. ,.,.. or so<oklnl "'lh IOtii<On< •• the HCX~Sios UviJtJ orr campu.s may en1blr you to havr mort pnvocy and may ha•e mort ben< lit>. but on the oth<r hand~ may not be .. ortb all the aan•atlon that- to tll IIOQ&. orr... In room )43 Squire before aaually lllO\'U!I into any orf<Jtmpw house. "Our job b •ctually to pra.ide )'OU with Dhou5t. Wt prnv1dt ma1trial.s, maps tOStd a locadon uf your prdc.rcnct, and we are vlw;iyi wiltinc 10 ansv-c1 any qunrkma you lttll)1t havr." ll 11 n.K'DIIIJ. Mad. Ytd. tu oblaau 1\ mUC"b oororma110n &> possible about tb< ho-. landlord ar.d At an Information WO<kshop re<cntly pre>cnt<d b1 Off·Campui Hou>lnJ Dave Mac~l< from th• Unlv<rllty H<l&hli Communil) Ccnt<r nutloned JCUdt'nu to be a.,att of 'khlll ~hey art gruint 1hmudvc:s tnto v.hcn SlJI1in.& a tn.w .. After &oo~'"' o"a lhc howe 1hac )ou'rc inltrtsatd rPtJd ~~t}lltlng 10 the lea~ t'OIJdUII)' Jr Chert'" a.rr an)' damages that nl:'t'd rcp.;urs. m.. "c •urc it ~~ )tAtrd 10. ahtad or time, PrtMurt USU-3.11) on iho<tudnto's ran " (QifiC'\' ~ 111d the conditions or the I«Urity deposit . Or the few IIUd<nll Pta<nt at tho Squire Hall tneftinJ. many .seemed conen-ned abou1 cvktion. SP«trum St411 w,u.., I'Ktusema1a. ''I "ookl .t:fff)) tu&hly." sht •ddcd. '"lht> Idea or &ctlin& to ~now )OUr n<iahbo"'. They're Iher< { trom lg'n()rllntc ~Nhe.n )IOU O('ed them and aJl~ llttt'l; n1~n)' problt-ms " La'*') a Donn ShoM couldn'IJJ~t • JlaHWIC' on ho"' man) studtnu 1\a\c &01'\t to smaU cla!~ru court to t•thc.~ ViC't'·\'trs.a. Thh abo tt)' lo~t bad a l«'unt') df'P0-'11 or tO.Iefllc a J:tmllor(J. ltnllnt dispuU! 0\ICr Lht r~l 1 bul rtpOned th3t J1 happens very frequent!) "") can't un·u tht nnroruuwr or read1n1 tht Ita ~e. Be paniC'.,hul) •~art, ht CNJtioncd, or a <fault on r<polr$, the number Ol lt'nant\ aUo~ed tn lht' hou.K; the face lh~ f t:..c'h huptc·ttoftl M.: ad.k -"'id he aupport$ \tUdtnl.s:' riJ.ttnand -arntd 5h.ldtm~ Of landlord ..Ulcki,"" " Many landltnd .. rc-:~Jl)• lfC:t 1he bc\C of s.tudt.nt\and end up pOCket in& qunc a bu o( mont)' •h•t ri&htfullt doeWJ't bdong 10 them." Thr qud<nt •houldn't lla<<tO ... lie fo1 a hom<l~ll 11 badly d~ml.&ed lR lht' IRIC'flOf, ~ added. INh'lldUal VthO i\111\1 tht ka\C h 100 Pf"';t'IU re\C)Onllbk and habit: tha1 \.Ubkmng rulrs .ur tlrar tu all parflt"ll. \tuden.l!t-art aotng to ~o lnltNor jntpc'\--,iCKb ln lht' nt<lr fWUtt, hov~n&authontres-on -- bdJaJ( o( Soothsayers blitz Buffalo for new believers - into rar-out lhutp.*' ' ..Ct<'Hinl laJd-ofr WA) tht bcs' thtn! th.u t\Cr h;appcncd to me. " Cok rrvraJcd. '' lr I hadn't bttn laid ..orr I nr:\t:t v.ould ha\'~ bt'co ,otttn Into th1-. tull-1u11c brcau\1.' I ~A\ ma~in& • ~~ b"' L •• A>~rolot> " · M arrlqr ~m,· 1~6 Cok ha\ \knrK't'd time. money. ~nd m.JntiJC' to u:a•. h In oharolog), lrl\~1 10 uriOU'I P"\),hh: ra1n. and • ntc fo1 lraJ~,. Journal\ o n the ~tahh af ~no~lcd&e- ht hts a~.~un1u l ~c td ·· t"H tonnc.'d about t'tloO do..,orates. . t•rn not kiddm1:· ht sard. A~Kic rrom hi\ kno.-lcdac- or &MroloaK"'J \}'lTibols, Colt h a~ become~ blblnl ..-~tolar or <on<. "Cmcsi> 1 · 1~ and Psllm 19 tal k ab<>oo blrtlt<'l) . "hft coniC$~ ''h'~ also an lwl.~ 17 ." I ;1N'IIII• a~lr(lk>IY• '~""'tuaJ Ul·socn~.~. (ok ~greed u hu a dtfintlf'"tfit lo rd,,•~·~~ One thlf\f hr 11)\ ht "ill not do, h<'"e\tt, ,, <•uJ b~ ldhnr J'l«)llk whrn the) arc ¥lUfl)l. It• th\'". "II'\ O!ltolht\il." th C\ ('lam~d . Prt'd1;.."'i"'' lht ~lk.Cd\ \ll nt:aruaJC\ 1\ a diH,·u.·nt nllllll'f. tole- arf1m1~LI "1 hal'\ <f lart:r l"'iln uf •hat I do. "ht '11J l it wntnlklllt'd that hi.' Inc~ tn matnta•n .1 \("f) PQ\Ut\\ tlltludt but •i'IUkJ not h;.' lt•te to di'UII\: ntptn~ \lan.th. ·•\HIC"ll )Ou're ,01n1 do•n th .. rwd ol lift. \vU ,;~n'l -.h) '"~) (rom the bilt.l tJc-.:ayw )~"U "Auuld'\t h:1J I P IJYt n an)-..A\ .'' ht ,~,.,l'd \\ twn a,~f\1 ht t.:t1C\.· ~ rd th( ' 'a" ul hi\ o ~n mam"'~t roii(H'intt h•· di\('lh.~, tu.• tC'f)ltetJ. " t'H t.:(l UT\4. ' ' Thr ftn:af ("r~t31tOn d f lhc t\\'IUn, ~a 'i un -.i ~l't l u t}• IOJ"'k: -h)rl1~h t\uC"nll'll "~ H• un•itH1tt ....\ ··lh.. l'r~Hn...'4.K· · htnl\ttl t.k:nn Rtpk) cour~ r'•> ~-~ .. -..,.. ~. STMNGE OCCURlNCfS C'l• lftoot't l'l.. u liOiot«J • N ttyPft01/sta got togtol,_. • t lfM IVffl~ Coflv•fl'ti•On C~t!"h!t tfMs p.tll WHh~ fot th• S.II.Aw.art MU PlyChl< Futl'f.., ll'lttndfd to G'•CMIIh&o m~ lh• l boi.ll .. f«1un• t• •ltra .. b> O.•ld Ct~~jt.l ')Jc/J 11 ,~,.., S;o111t'tltlf"t 1r f-or \Omt' un~no·n rt;uon f'J)~hi~" hJ\f a Sli&ma alt.:hrJ 10 lhcu •orl l radltlona.ll)' rht)' a'c thought of as '-~arnh<ll.\fdt$.hov. allr»t110II\. ha"~"''"" U\in): a \:f)'.\111 ball. 111rt'f taHh 0' (h<"rllde from 1hcn 1cn11 on lht midway. prcocfkt tht 6c:sLiny of lhC'If \UbjC\.1\, tt\t') Orf' \hUnntd b)' thr IC'I k':JYCl 10 J.CI'(TW.l rublk. most of -,.hon, '"'., tht11 •·E'O"""'' aJ a •h.am co ma ~ t • quod buck. Th1• pa,sl -tt'cmJ lhou &h.dah'~"''· oa~roloacr, af'd hypnoU\IIIrom all 0\t'f N~ Vorl. convened Withe Buffalo Con\Ctmnn Ct'n1('f rm lht Sdr Awart'J\CU Psy-:h1c f·C$.1ivaL Tht Unlimited PoltnWals lfl\II!Uit-ruu by Ol<nn "The Pruf..!Dr" Ripley. a hypnottSl b) 1~-ipOn iOr('(lth< lhr«'· clly nme to disl"tl the myth~ .unoundin& ··tonunc tt'lkT• ·" Th• initial dfmongrllioo or pJytht< oo• a .... " ' ' " by <laii"'yanl Ronald Dunn Dunn. a tall, slendcT man wcann& • \<'aJUII pendant around has ned•• rac:t'd throuah eM l«tUH! han Jd«tinJ s,,....... partkapanls rot hi\ txpc_rimrncs. To aid in the tnntmlutoo of cek'palhlc \-ibti1I.Oni, Dunn would hold a I)C'raonal obJ«f Ji~m 10 hrm b)' an indf"ldw.l. Dunn do~ his eyci and dcmand<d Ji~ u he h .. h¢td to "rccd.e" lhe thO<Iahto ·•t n 1911 1 a.mtttman •1'11 atk )'OU a "a> tmoonan• qua:don," he rdQcrd 10 • womm in the' riJ,hlh ro• "' I'm aoina to ._.I.Sh )'Ou an r3t1y conaratularions ••• bo...., ,.,. """ lilo) ocnr ~ad Mmtiooin& a tmtxodl"l Callfa<ma conltquak<, Dwm warned 1 mart about an tnp to the wes~ . H• <Ontlnll<d li'ma rado"p for ahoot .lO mfnwa. Dunn mamtaiMd a scuic'UJ)fe:uion dunn1 h11 dtkio!Sur("f. tn ba •«n M1 radinas. th0u1h . hr t:alktd a~.u binrrt C';.pa itnt"' lllll 1\a\c oo:arrr<d durina hii "'' ""' . ••lltt .,..,..... tbln& I''< <>cr held," h< ..plain<d. ··,.., a ll·y<ar old ~~mbtlical dlord. Foolunattl) il "'"'"rapped In paper. I'm ~inti ul sq-.nalt." . U ~e a band that <U 't act 10 C>Cf'j """I at a c:ontft1, DuM h.\d 10 ntd the show lea>inc people ro.a•or whatlh<} 8QI inst<lld of \Ohlt th<y dldn'l . "I'm &Oihg to ha'ft to tum m)'klf off now, u dC'da~ lh~ wt'Or) PS)I\1hk. "That's the lhow (or this evtonin1.' " Outudc the......,,., roc>m. lh< ....,orily or th< P>r<hk.-. ut m lona ro•" l1f boaohs. AI the ntd oft~ lone ra.. of table>"" a bearded fiW1 playtlll COtfib by hinuclf.Thuip ab<M" I he lobi< •here he .., read in buld lctt<r>. "Cituct Co-Attrulol<f." Col<,~ Syra<woc nalt><.lll> ~a rull·tunc uro4oaci.oi- 1976 " hm he v.as IAtd.qff from hi• job a! •• l'nJir~<~:r "''h <knt:tal Elccttlc. Ho bcatmt an a61t'Ot01cr bcau'IC bt has · ·af.,.l)" bc<n Mtu ll)pno\i,. RlpiC') 100L thC' !.IJQ" loollt\1! II~\ the IIUl'ICt ul .:crtnu'Oit:' :11 it b,o,)UI\ pa&nu. di~)I("J in • Ptn ·-.tnped ~~~ and .t bet~ ht fht" ,,nu•blt N.trl\\ IO)C~ \lollh lht l ..'rtt._,d l'f'IOr IO ht:S \ho~ "lht P•oft'UOf.'' •ho tCOkht' 111 both R'-"-hn!n anJ Uun'otlo. dc-,o tt'\ o( hf' linK IP thr htilhh ~"8.-t (lodJ , "'01\lnp V~Uh pcark ~uffcm • r Jn\)U rrom an\th•nf rrom uktn •nd dtabctc' 10 n .m ·C'f r'QIKnh •nd • t'h. tmottOJUilt.)' C.h\1 UtbC'd "Du )UU ).no~ what hypi'I0\1\ wa\ callcc.l h..h:~ m the ..,~, ... R lf)~ \ qucoru.•J th( audlrncc pnOt 10 ~mntn.& ht' rtC"ol'nlation .. Rl"'a\U1,tL." he am•cm:l Ht spo~ t of tht m.illnJnprtfltN')IU uf hb OdJ ami lhl .. The >U~j<(t IJIU>I w,lhnJ)) qt« f D ..b pan '" rb• btndnan<t the) poJC t"Xpormrn• 1 can~t m•~~ thtm do an)1hinJ tht) don't._.""''"" Wuh thca.n-manC't or hi$ S»r1ntr. ··supnbram·· h~ 1.1'l'lh( aud'"IC'f\,..\."11 rastt or h11t pOwers. Ripley vra'cd thrc·c finJ~r' a1 ''Suptfbraln'' and sh"' (dl back on to the air mattrtS) in up on the 1taJ.c. "AI no time c:turint the rux.'t'durc t) ~t' C''tf 1).1~r.'' M addN . \\h.11 hap~ns. ~"'OfdlrtJ to RiP'('). n lh.at lhr tnt~l' the ~ k\C'I t•l reta.a110n. the Rap<d Eye Mo\crncnt IRl~ll !Ia&< ol ....., 8) bnhJ a~-.JLt, rhou,:h, s~ ..,,._., folio• his tmtnk;llon' "Ra1\C your arm." tK-aan tht Pmrt:~\Uf 1::\..:t) un11: R•plt'' 1'-$\Jt'\l J dlrr..-.hc, ~ht i romP'kd. " He) (C'ttas " 'OUidn'l lth\ to.'On)t 111 h::tnd) _., h0111t' "ht<n ) 'UUI ~ II\.' •~ naui"J >ou'" ktdd<d Rrpl<) . To the- t Lcp4111.$ llns a,.-.n.rtd ronru\N, "' It' :tdd 1('1 ht~ ;..Tnilbthn ~ R1rlcy \Uillcnc>n~ \oluntcnt rrom tht' 1ud1~C" anJ m..ooralft,l lh..· ~h,._\1 to jo1n 1n. l 'o t folU nnnurt\ the t nllrc audic:-m'\' nwdilulrd tn '-Of1lfllch.• .. !len"'C II' tth' ~""''or Rtpk:) . "In fi IU;· he' s:ald 10 r~h f"."I''OOn t'-r1nstntthC11t l'IUI ,If the l•~rtnOt~ sui~ "~.,.ht\U1 iv..lnainJ ilnudl"t' or r.tr' (IUfl\ the rna..,.· -.:and Rrrk) • ob~,t\C 'Ill;&! a'-'\'00\f'lt!JtN Thc-rt "'' ilO "acLIInr l'hl, ~ens or l»tlmtt dot-'. Llrtl) r<'Orlc • h..• aualnrd tht' ultm1•\c ~UUt uf rd3\3tlon th~u M l~e)' da~ui't."(f f\•-at-.~.·•1mt­ IO lh( l)rurt\\('lr·, \.-all, r,~·h l'llrfXUI donn,'\1 a a.la.-'"H·C},"'\.1 t.•urhun~· I~'~ · Sfllilu\J ~I thc-h)pnc:Mt"C, fh(',) H"W'tt~IN lu~h'"'- \lohnt'H'f.Jid tiiJIIhl'it .'-kill Ia\ ern E•<r)(ln< 1<0 obe lc.1ur< hall loo~lnl Ill, tl>.·) ~ loond • 13lu;abl.· •~'"'''" htddcn m 1h:~r an~ and 1.n ;a rou:ndabmu •::a) , rna'~ 1lw~ JQ.;J T'hn~ m~~ ot find1n1 1nnn a~Hat('n~ d:uc ~\. 10 th~ ..-ttatkln mau: •I~ tll\'y "~' r.:lll) n<-<d<'\1 ~""' .,.orl• to r~Ir bl<tw Dlt tit.: a..., ''f MONDAY NIT£ Oldt Maoic Olde Pnct• 60c Grany Cruom & Bod Dralb TUESDAYNITE c-trr .... "* WitiiM~iw~a II.M VoA.l ~T" WEDNESDAY NITf a;., . ' •c"' \..• U t.••• • ,, ,. F nlf'r ta ,nr ,,.nr W. d h flullu/" RJ... ~ Uru\ THURSDAY NITE 3 BUD SPUTS Sl Li.. l:.ttrt.U....t A,.,._ FRIDA} AND SA TURDA Y NITES I.HI fnt ~ r t• , nmf'n l Wrth Su.trh SUNDAY NITE ieodt Nite Moaic 71w Road 60c Geuy GJ'UJD &: B.d Dralb Sl Vodka A lted Tea fJRANV f ' Jl.,, .~fl4' f orh. •• I I••• ' lll · '· \ IIR ~I ~\ 'Tfrll'lfl' r •• j .... , \ "' ~ .: .. , • �Digging archeol_o~y 1 Stud<nu are ~fll<n~l1 invited to hdp in arcluoeoloej?l excavations in England next sUmmer. 'Oeadflnt for app1ica1ions is March I. . City cenlcr rc:devdOpment, new road..building and rap;dly chan.&ing land use arc Lhreatening the disappearance of prehiSiork araves. lron-ag_e -stulcments, Roman villas, fascinating relics of mediaeval towns all OVft' Britain. _ Amttkan studeniS fr« from early June, and with. previous an:hatelogkal experienc-e. are lnvilcd co join an internatjonaJ team on a dig of tht important medieval cii.y of Nbrthampton and the Ant!lo-Sa•on ceme«ry 1n Norrolk. El<periented volunt..,n will ...r~dvc fr~boprd and lod&ing for helping in chis imponanc work . Othtr .students wil.hout c.xpcricnct' art invited to join the British An:hacolog.y SemiOar and Clchest«, organized by the Auociat.ion for Cutwral Exchange. Six a..:--ademic credits can tx- earned rrom p.arcidpatin& in this low...-os:t p/ogram whkh ends by chrce wcd:s' p3rt.kip:.tl ion on digs in different parcs of England and Scocland. For funh<'f d<!ails wril< to AAD Associates. P.O. Box 3927, Amity Station, New Ha\·en, Conneecicut 06S2S. Tt.•lephone Somerset Laboratories Inc. 263-387-4461 . is now screening for certain blood types prevalent in the Black population, which are vital to on-going research. in ·Shoplifting. diminutive siu. "Wbat can I do?" sh• asked . Lotk up ~- Come for Free Blood Typing and financial renumeration if you meet the requirements_ 1331 N. Forest Rd. Suite 110- 688-2716 };;:=============================::::::.. J , Writers and Artists · THE ~pECT,UM wants poe~y, short stories, graphics & photos for a sp_eci~l Submit 171llterial today 355 Squire Hall Main Slreet Campus ' evrryo r~ e The large depa.nment s:1ores, with elaborate sccurity forces have stricter politics regarding prosccuaion. "We prosecute aU the people we catch:' r<POrted ~ security mana,ae:r for a major depanment .sto~ chain. The S«.Urity manager S-aid lhllt J() J)C1"CCnl 11r the shopliflers •hal ""' caughr9hls store arc UB studmts. or the studenlS caugtu, mosc arc no• fiotn th• BurfaJo area, bu1 from Lons Island or N•w York Cily. he indic:ated. The average artidc stolen in the major department stores costs $30 10 S40, he said. "Eiahty·five ~rce::n1 have money wh~ they're: caught- 1hey Sl""lthlnas 1hey don't need, exuavagan1 thinas like dcsicner jea.u. '' Shoplihing, in most cases (involv1na up to S2SO ..Vrth or ;~·~::·-··..·- person teavin.a the prtmises 10 arrest him. ttp·uuina somethin& in your pocket c--an be consklcrtd stron.g circumstantial cvidenc:e,•• he said, addin' that auempted pelly larceny can be charged in cho.se instance$. Aflcmptcd petty larceny · is a misacmcanor punishable: -by a SSOO fine or cbrcc monrhs in jail. Ca1ching a shoplifter red·handcd. has ~""'mt more and more difficult to achieve for S('Curlcy personnel. Th• most common t«:hniqu< is thuse or pjaindoches"'et'Urity officers. ··v9u would he shocked to find out those sweet yo"Un& eirts are s«urity agtnu, '' maintaipcd Security Consultanl Bob Holcomb. The ntWt$1 me1:hod in use is clec.-cronk sensors 3ttachcd to the merchandisce Lhaa can only be removed by store personnel at the 1irnt of the purchase. Holcomb disdoM:-d chat a new sensor has bt-en d<vcloped thai is smallor 1han lh< bulky plas1ic uniu now in U$('. It looks like a small pi«:e or paper that can M iocorponued into Jabcb. a class is..clwified A .. misdeii\ea. norlarceny, with a aoods) as peuy maximum penalty uf .,one: yw in jail and/ or a SI.OOO fine. If it is the ddeodent ~, first orrm.... h• can plead auilty to a lesKr ch~rae. disordcr.b' cond11<t. Disorderly c:qnduct carries a maximum penalty of IS days in jail or a S2SO fine. ''I recommt nd that i(a student is artCOled (ror th• firSI lime) to ao through an Adjournmem and Comple~en<$S of l);smlual hearina. commonly called an A.C . 0, "5ugges1e:d attorney Richard LiPP<'· "The hearing or the~ is adjourned ror sb: months and if .the d•rcndent does not commit any crimC$ .whhin the six m<>nth period, then the case is dismissed." No criminal r«ord will he made if I here is a dismissal. Unlike the old sensor. the new sensor will prevent security personnel from raJsely aco:uslng oustomtrt be<ause tb< =sor was aco.,idmtally len on. This will he pr<V<ntcd by havina the r<Jister rail to operate unless the unit is rm1ovtd. . ''S1ore derks are · rhe be~ preven1athe method." said Holcomb. Store olerlr.s are trained. with the use of Olms, to cacch shopHnen, said a rormcr wor~cr at a major food chain. An abundance of clerks in a Store will lUually thwart a would·he !hoplifler. according to Holcomb. Mirror, mirror The use of conn~ and two-way minon are "on!, a psycholoaical advantqe." no1cd 1he Securi1y Consultant. "L. L. (a Burfalo clothing store) hired a A«»rdioa 10 Uppes. 1he store narc."'tia adcUct, in rnurn for not does n01 ncc:esurily bove to catch a prosecutina hlm, to tell them his Jhopliflilll methodl. He said thai conve"' mirrors helped him $$$$$$ determine if there was anybody ·watchin& him." Coupon Bulletin Holcomb reporled that a ·S tOtt in ao~rd Oubicle Toronto had a novd way to deter 35~ Squire Hall MSC shopllftloa- hired actors who would st• a lboplirter being S..vtt """ s s s s s caual\t. compl<le with shoutina and handcurfing to show any would-he .shoplirtrr lhc consequcric.es. "SbakinJ experial«s will make -i'DOU shoplifters stop stealing," said Kcill. 'When I broual<t this up (t.be idea of h.lrln& aclora) with store manaam they rejected it t0111ly," impcmceO, ReC~cleO & Ho lcomb recalled .. "'Mo st anciq<.~e clott>lng _ . , . would like 10 make u lit!$ ·hassle u poSiible about .leweiRq • si~ · ,:au smokfr?8 occee~ 1 catd\ina someone. ·They usWIIIy conrrootthe penon and let him lfO. "like a f>t>o82tr j:"Rom ''The ~ money a store .spe:odl tbeABbee~ on security, the more finucially .-rwlbey ~~e, " the conswtllll wench as 9R0Wing .opccullled. He said that ~-of In oaot new borne this, .....0 storc:t are 11 tbe , _.., --· Mon.·Sac. : Noon co mr. 140 Allen St ·882· 11200 g.,,., or•pllrtas. ''Now~Y$ if IOmeoo< WaDIS OOIJIClbina, lbey ,,. it-money or oo moacy," he cooclude:d. �Golden Griffins spank Bulls,9 5-7 by TOlly Petti f J.. f balf, but oouldn ~ .....,...,e mou&h orrcnsc to catch up. In an <ffM 10 ~P poiou In a hurry, HQ~h<l .switched his ,...., to a pn:a wbkll was . - 1m ~EdiJor eiTecsl~ Wbol I dliTomx:e a )Ut caD mate. LUI )'ar the UB l&st<lbaJI 8ullo almoA <ted OUI I vk!O<y apinst CanWus Coli~. but mdal up losina 66-63. Thai was after havfna pla)"<d 12 pmcs and when th< tum was startina to ad. This ,.., aurraJo bad their ba<kl qaiMt the wall. Thrfc frobt court starcm wur all lost to padualion and th< Bulls ar< notth< somet<am without Nate Bouie and company In th< lineup. The tum I• much Jmalkr than thettam or a year IJO and smaller thon this year•s c.nisiuuquad. ThtOnlliruartth<onJyoppon<nt for UB thl• )'ar and b<sidts b<lna a DMsion Iteam (able to a)~ athlt'lio s<holarships). Cani>il» also had tbc home ad•.,.,.t.ll< ror Salurd•y ni&ht•• oontn<. What tlw all adds up to u one bq 9s. 7<1ou ror th< Bulb in '-ocssler C<ntn. ··You could ha-. pmf1<1cd thc outcome.'· US eooch Bi11 HuJh" commf:nledi .. Wr"re no1 rridy )Cl ror a lhao IM DWH<HDOD. • Canisius' iaskle pmc was the bia cliiTcrmcc. Buffalo ~ to sure ooly 20 rebound< as ClO<IIplfcd to tbc OriiTa Cl. Two or tbc thr« UB (roatronen art sophomorca, tampar"<d to two l<niots ttam lite lhh II this point m the KUOn Ci1vc U\ 10or 12 Dixon am< orr thc bench and >a>rcd 13 polnrs (O< the Griff• to combine with b<nchmat< Steve McDo.. ttl•s IS. lbc tondem al.so collcetcd 12 rcboun<U. BuiTolo. on the othtr hand. got a I<St than rcspcetable pcrrorman« rrom their bench. Four orA II< fi.vt .ilan.n avrnat'd O\n 14 minu1es ofplayin& t.imt. wi1h tt'lll« Kt-n Jones. pll,)ina: 39 mi.nutn.. The Bun,· b<neh accounted for • mutl!oCUie <iaht poinu and games and 'A'e*ll be a dif(ernu team:• Buffalo fed onl) '"" Jtt sn the ganl(: and 1h111 wa~ '" the open ina momtn1.1o o f the t'Onltst. E.mtnt panina and lack or movemcm on offeme plaauC'd the Bull& for mol! or lhr Orst K.llf lU Cani51Ui JUmped OUI to a 14 poinr halliime lead. 52·38. wtrt: playjn& a toM and •c ,.-«~ ·, pa.W.na ro ,.f'llmlo rc:· UB cuard Tom Panons rC"tl«tC'd ·•we ··1'hct •-or._ more on paumg aptnst 11\t zoot." l for Caniriut. ••1 was play!na thr<ciOphomorts outrllere and they ploycd like SOPhomorts.'• Huah<> c:omploincd. lrooically it "'"" thot play by John Fitz.patrick, ken Jon<> and Dave Acree that kept UB from bdna tOtally <mblrTIJJ<d. FltzpaJricl: pumped in 17 poin11, Acrcc had Jix auiw, and Jonts led the teom in with <iaht . "'bound• ' No lplifttcn Beach sut:n&th *'•s another bt& difference. MaaorebuL plo)cd all ll """'on his squ2d and no one pla)'c:T Ja"f more 1han 2j mmures or anion. Oknn row rd>ounds. Plr$00> led all scorn• ,.,tb 22 poinl$-mt»> of them comma rrom .... pcnmt'lcr .. Conisius all but lhul orr th< BuiTalo rru.d< sam<. Th< scnio< auard rrom 8ooa and HocL nmc lrtcr time I Buffalo player -~av&hl cryina•o Baltimore, Mof)i:and hu . . . .inc or 20 fidd aoal pan a baJI crou coun only to tla\t thr pl&,y broken up llletnptl and lhOt l pn(«t rot>t•fO<•r""\ rrom thc"Trcc: by a touah Can1sluswnc. Griffin &ull!d• Phrl Seymore throw 6n<. ••11'1 th~ nrJt time I lhot that ,..U this and Roben Turner continual!)' rorecd th<ir amall<r year:· he rcnectcd. ··I ..... &<tlin& mn<e hl&h Burrolo tountcrpartl into picking up their dribble too pcremtaa< shot> in the H<Ond half, but i1 would have ,Jw of.I*-IN..WO.-.; ....._. ooon or tdepaphin1their passe>. Thi< IW<SSIV< play bc<n beUtr If we won:· 1-HAU. Wf o.-NC€: lhllla .Cen ,.,._. r'NChtt. out in.,. ....... \o ~ • .w''-7 TM Buns sho1 • Iuter warm •• pncent lO Carut.iul' ~· oproduced J foul-111•rrcd Or<t h•lf ~ h•cil ..... Canlsi\li H.-w-12>1 ... ...., lo< tho &<t U.ppcd wuh 17 pmonals. E•cn oorr COKb Nkk 60. bi.rt Bufralo Shot I bUR<rin& 80 pnccru from Ill< MxarchuL rouktn't ~pt the rdcr«i •btS1k •-' he: frre lhro• lint. UB &O<Ito N~&~~ratomJhiiO facet II< Purple J:aalco ""al htl ~.-h a 1cdunnJ foul for O'-~eac:hrtJ to • caU Tht Butts IV~lh.~ from thor bd-taaurcd m.an ... o- and lhm Jnurn' home on DKcmbn' ll co host man ddC'ftW' ro a :rnocr crrC\.,"e /OM tn the' tiCCOnd Fm!onla a1 1:30 p"' 1n 001k Hall. had lo _J_. . . -R•• _lft,_,.wllh- T_,IUI_ Cheerleader meeting A atftfiltc • 111 M k:ld rM ·~ ialf'Tfflnl In~. . for IJit ~Lti ball ll<rlb. IOajpf •1 7 p .OI. lo 601 £M1 Good.>Hr. fh t po.WdoaJ '"" aV8iti.b&t and pankipa:•l.t 1111151 bt fHtiiliar •tttt J•mp.t. nn•kflj. nt. o·cz. \\~ 9~.;,t.oc-• (!5 Christmas Flights & Buses to New York City and Long Island Tickets avallabl~: 5454 ·Main Street w•amsvide. N.Y. December 4th All AR'f 8r DRAFT ING SUPPLIES Grum-Of/Liquidtea/S~~I/Zrnc In front of the Ell) · 8 · 11 pm In front of the Grub· 8 · 10 pm In front of the Undeground · 8 • 10 pm ta" .Oi•caunt with Student I.D. Bus tickets S45"' round trip for IRC Feepayers SSS"' round trip for non·feepayers Buses leave 12118, 12120, and 12123 will return Jan. 11, '81 Round trip plane tickets available to feepayers only!! Available for12119,12120, 12122, and 12123 will return Jan. 11, '81 Pin*' COMPLETE ART & FRAME SHOP &ushn/BH.n hfl9/Srfk Screen Supphe• O..lfn Art MaricOfo/Oils·Acr(lics ,nine il ,.. of~ . &32-ttBD r------------------, UNIVERSITY DONUT 1 For more plane or bus information call 636·2497 I I I I I I I I I I BAKER·s DOZEN SZ.OS wltb coupon We Abo F..ture: Sl.tbS • Baklava • Sptnactt Pie • Soft frozen Yogurt =3234w.!nSt. 83~ Open 6am-\ 2pm Monellty · Sunday I Exp{res : Dec. 10;80 ~-------~-~--------· �! M~rme_n splash tonight; first year for Ploucha · ¥ - ~ TWo-..1-oM-halr miles o( individual medley. lapl cacll pqcllc:e, t wice a day, One or !he top retumf9 wiU Is how the UB Bulls swim lcam bC so~ore Jo bn Dell , who Is prcpulna for llie upcocnln& set 1wo rerotds 1ut year only 10 ha•• Brauwr era. one ortban. "Yo11111 and incxpericaccd in Ddl was one or luc ~r·s 1011 how point sa><a-s. ntw Varaily COIIdl Joe Ploudla Rnurvifta tbls year u eo• described the U B loam . eaptains will be senior Mark Ploucha's style or coacbia& ts Unanman and junioa &no« ' "conventional, hard work." Koffsky. Besides tbcx two, The1eam practice in early there wiU also~ Ions clistaoce October and. the "'sessions swimmtr T im Nash and Bob consisted or just long distance Whelan, a record holckr. "We drills. As the ir traJnina h ave no stars; we're a learn,'' proatl:ssed, Ploucha added emphasized Ploucha. The , prinu to the distance work. • squad has a long tradition of The team will also have a ntw wild mlhusl&sq~ which should divina coach tbls )·ear. Owi&bt be a positi•• advantqe, he Bird ll&rts hb De.. position "ith added. • 100 ptremt increase in the Jeff Dunbar, £rom en number .or performers. Last Home Hi.&h School, will be one season. the Bulls had a sinal• of the key newcomers to tllis diver-this season they have year's team. He did an 1wo. • outstanding job durin& thiJ The Bulls will also be year's intersquad swim meet. as handicapped this year due to the . did aU or the newcomers. araduation or Jim Brenn or. ~~ year's ream under Bill .. Brenner will be sorely Sandford, a coach here for 31 missed,'' shruued Ploucha. years, was SUNY University Brenner, !all year's co-captain, Ce!lter chmpioo and took fifth went to the ~ioaals ror the 400 pia« at last year's Scat~ rllllls. "6 ~ i KUOII . ~ql8le swiaunint'' - beaU s.. HEW COACH. NEW Sf.ASON: n. ........... """"'....._........ the ....... ........._ e• ,.........._Oicoec:tiJot ......... k ......... tot..._, " Ht's got a arc:at bunch or auys who ao out to win,'' indicar.a Sanford in reference to this year's returvina veterans under Ploucha. " This may weU be the best team s-tcwd, wfiO N"lhd 1. .1 y.., •• cotdt attet ,,.,..,.... ..... .....,bett.CtHI..,ad•..., ............ •t\18. an entire tan•. but also tOU<"h wilt be aaainst sc:rond·place pads," mentioned Ploucha in finishers altho Slates, Geneseo. description or the antiquated UB opens II$ reaular season pool of Clark Hall. tonight at the Oeneseo pool. The coach will have his work cur out for him as his first meet - Bill Krieger we•ve evetllad." Ploucba is lookina forward to th• season, despite t~ poor facilities the team has to wor' with. "Not only are ... mlssina INSTANT (:ASH , j We will pay you up to 50% for books we need p\~ ~ClAL HOLIDAY B CJNUS . .. ,,.,..~. t u• ......,.., .....une ...._ ..,.,._,.., h _lo _ _ ,....., __ SUCKY CONOf110frrtS:: The .alct ----r.o·--""'-~---l­ Sell us $10 or more in used books Dec. 8th thru ~- .19th, and receive a coupon worth 10% OFF your next purchase ·a t any of our 3 University Bookstore locations. Royals strike double win; conquer lanes,CYYouville One characwlstlc or ai')Od teillll is it.J ability 10 win despite poor playlna a>adi&ioo.l. UB' o _ , . l>owkrs, tht Royllb. di,ptayed this q~ Monday at the Squire Lanes, clowninl D'Youvllle CoUeae ~lOa. wlanlqJ2 0011 of a ~bk ll pOinas. ~ lloyW~ NarymoeBuboiU. who had''"" ckuca and roQod a tOIII $$9, oad Bllb l'r}gc, w11o bo"!kd a Wbm uted.bow tilt fdt. 8tlbolu .iadical<d llall the SCOtU of botJI teams --.low duo to tii«.CIOCICiitioras of the Jaots. "Tho laDo lakeD . . . of. It arr... ......_ bl tbe ....,.._.. Bubolu."' as her , _ hope to ~ lbdr position Ia tbe lelaue 'U. ,......, ._............ . . &QUalE IIAU. ..-... n--•- ··-·1......,1··-- llea. Weoi.Frt. T-•n.a.. T-Wetl.l'IL ·- - ~­ • u--•.- 8IUNti YOWl OIJ) TEXTIOOUOUT Of STORAGE. "'"''well well . c-:11 1'8111 Taiaia-b ~ tl>al "We've been bowiinl.,alnst tbe toqbor ,......, Ia tile lcaaue-wlille the rouab tttiiNI have been bowliaa aplall euler ........ I ai11 IB~ ~ have alood ehlDCit (to advOIICle to the plaJOffl)." Wbal asktd about the Wit COIIdklons Tziaicrlo apiUiood thai "llle((uliallt 1110 bow fliOd tbo lua .... As lilt,..... alowty boucr. becaoa lilt ail_... ......... .......... roll,." TW . . , _ 1ft ~ b dot .._.... lsMudaMI --coodilloal . . '*' T _ l a ......, • Dicaaber 6. Tilillla1oil...-s - . . 1 • • lie , . . • prowido fliOd CICIIllpdldae for tbe ._J)ood....,.._lt.......,..W..._IMI.oJik.._ l -~-. 1trw1tec1 10 TW 111e.........,. Lao v- T- - - . . 1acr ill 111e tbeJ �MO$TlV OI.OIES t ..,Y T"""ldoY nftftt at P.J 1 8otlon1s. IN. MIU yourP.J,D.J. pte~ ... 'fOUr favorite ot41H and ot eourw tofM ntWifl. ..50 5tr'Oh'' classified dr-Ift 6ttd t .OO ....OdrlnD frGrn · ~ 'Opm :;;;,~3210~1nSI. , rlolll _.,_ GARY; Thlsane'af«YOUII Wtwre tsmr t!Y07 Love Uutfe. ____ .,., __ __ _ --·· MITT EN$, do vou Mow how to fl9W'e OW FM•V'• Ltw ollndtJrC11on?<M,C.. Wllp-S..- -At "TOP SHELF MUSIC ._,.,... PEAR L HARIOR DAY TONIGH'T .-t P. J ~ 80ttomt. StopC)VJ!ttdg.tf CICWncedel U\WI\EifCE 0 . ENGLE. l<•ve file «rsprtc"; Oe¢h ~-'Dt· T~ Tok yo Rou NPOHtt of bW'tnd.t'fl. W• dtflnftt11' • JuJce-•.so. h.w. to trip teton. w. tow -;ou Keebftt.l ~ L \Jd Of\ fi.nt.ts ~ h.-v• a hiPPY tocitY, L.ow, Ttle Ro.dtr1ppen. IS YOUR R.eSUME too!UI\Q like .tnd dn.lgned by RT AJsoc, Wt'll gl-... yo.w f'ftl.lmt a crJsp tHect l...e cltsfOI1 fi.IM'.at!Md to s1ancS out from Ml the othen. Frw mor• l,torm•·tton, c.au MWltS. RECOROI ~ G Appty now tor W0 R k$HOP- H• rry, J a~Wtrv •lttmoon .,. evenlno dn:MS. Cl tss siM Hmlled. .S.tect SOund SNcr.o. m~tn7 . STRAWBERRY OAIOUUftS: lli'ICI Pln~t COfiCSI\ .fh onlY $1.00 n-erv Tuuctey ttiOhl · a~ P..J. &ottoml. l210 Mtl" $t., rfoht .crou from ua.. CHRISTMS P.ARTIE6 t. floor pwtJH . Thrf'V'Ie C~ap and fun 111 Rootld PI.H'np Room, 681·0Hiq anet J :OO +or delalfl. AUlOMOTIVE FAITHFUL 1m niiOW PJnto, SNow lim . rec..-.t f'\H"'eup. WJO, call 611-0lOS evenlnos, • FOR fAL E OR RENT P-'NASONIC 7" blcatL '"" white I Luc:l&n C. Pulato pot1atHe teMvfslon. AC DC ur·.• dapter I·Yr Old. 01·4566, Attorney-at-LAw -,;"'RTIES·8 \illf•atl'ler'1- LOd9•, l .tiO Mtf'te rsport. C lll 611 9161 or ,~ti.f\)0-A.ny ~ 1• • TAGGMUSIC Sales & Service Moog Spnthub~. £lec:trlc Keyboon&. Gultorw, Druma, A mpe. The &at A~rlu & ,.,_ __ _, ,.,...< /lfwlc Stlppllu 3604 Main _ matr61H• W t>Kh, 6 Ounlop. • 1 pm, M;.lRUS.~no~beO. ~If'", J summ.r tires I. f"~IS wnHII~ VK\1\im _,..., $PAING5TEEN TICkeT.$ for Ult>, awe-ll)fne seet~ ull J»t:n.l ..sa. '01' SPRINC'iSTEEN tiC~ts ca ll 131·31Sl, 000C1 seats Ifill IYIIIIblf' AUOIO EOUt PMEHl · P1onter ~. r'ealveor Sits-: Kl!f'!\IIIIOOd ?Ow •mpllfler sa.soo, KL... "2·w ty ,....._'"' 11f6eo• SONY ~ R Jape ct«lt stSOOO" MwMtJ prt AmJ)t.IWOQtlablt>. Pel• 81SoSI11 CL.A AIOH ..tO Cf'III\MI C8/ AMIFM C4WI-tt> aedl: U S peld l liO. Pa1r 6~ CO&Xlll )Ot'IAt.tf'S. S20 or 80 P,.·.59021., FO~ SAJ..E : fir"- rf'Q rHl •l$, WlOWI. TV btiVWft, co\llr. etec... Mater, vJ<uum Cf!511wasn.r c.«ptllnl, bAMtntnl. patiO, f.rge ~......d. '""""· f't()UJ E '-011: ltEHT us erealororoom. hl'll buvntul noust. s;uo month, Qtt.fl ~o~liiltln and wcurltv deootil. U7 1144 . Aullabtt lmmflifafftY. HOUSE FOR ftEN T Ub •u•~ 70 ~c1!f'lt turn1""*'· • or s DHrooms.. S'ngJe Jl1-&W. 10 '·"'· to 5·11·"'· 831•2fi88 ·~ I ROOM, IN fully fwr-n l,h *d hOUU ..-•UIOI't- tot tf1PO(I:SJb46 m11e ~udt>tl1 rrou stl'fff to MSC tOt utilities. 131"" •ttet5. FEM.ALE NEEDED FOR ' ni(O ChNCl< hOUR ot1 E.NcwtPrw c.JIIll ~. ROOM AVMLB~L.E FOR Sptlf'O sttne"Jitf! 1'nOW' In •tttr J•n,\s1 ..on sesr. c...u Torn. PS-5071 on ftOOM FOil RENT 1100 Inc, 1.11 Fumi\htd room 10 mtn WD lo M.S~ Tom t:Jt;'J:S'S, rn•t,_..L itlk'*t Mit TV 1410 ttrn. f\19$. IMnp5. 'l;eoNf'n, hNttt',>M.,...,..,.. tn. ., , SP RI NGSTEEN IN evtt•IQ, et~i~tlltm ftont ~·' end«>><tt ~-I'll liS). EXCE-L\..Et4T PAIR ol Bruce- are still •v• n.ote. CIIHCJ7~lt2S. WOULD YOU U KE to-. Spr~feen. t-ta.\lre fwa lidll!:tl. uti 11S-l9.tL R OOM.M~TE WAH TE'O In eo· ed fl"niSNCf ~~ . S min wdlmx C111 13'HSU.. J('cep rryJncl, no c•o.re".s GRAD/PRO~ to compk(t clttn.qvlet .com,orltbte S Pf'~ 1"if0r'Y nouw near MeJn•UB. Sftal'l" =~~~~~~M:.:s~~,~= miO"'W.fW. rwo O.th-.. ~ L.Nsc untn -Sept. Dtootlt..""m-«<t (~) For JetL t. FE/MLE WAl<TE;O F O R _ , . , . ..,., • b~ .MSC.. I $Vrnontn1 WHMt'ltllY«: tl.ln"4t11\ifd. CI1WCD. .a.. -----e.-=:::.... ~.r---Ooll _ 110011.. ,... -·... :-.:.:~:~1:'~~ NQO- ~-. R­ ...II bo _Ctlji _SO, . details !! sn.oo. saustao•r ns t~~<uttv SMmi)OOIStvl~c~sr.oo ~., F l?MALE ROOM MATE wanted wcUmtC. S1'pft.IJCI II c.t-l.SID. WANTEI).oioo(.mtte ~OC • ttectr.oom ~· Jt~MM"' ·~· Cltl G7•1J:n.. MALE Gti.AD roommate ....,M. Jlf1 IDIS-4111 . .,,_....._ '*' .... I t R·.()I'.AL LATKO 31')'1 Mlin St. 1fi16 Nr... h it._ 81 !So."-"'' IHo. ~ a&.o lOO a34- r~---------, Mr. Eno1ewooe1 UI-GOOl. TV PING TVPt HG SERVICE , Horttl Taco Bl/ffa~o •ru. Obwrta!Jom.. t~b., I:IUtlf'<.ll,lons, DEAR DEANA. Htppy BiMhdly, you 8~ettd lln.~~ll,- mack> at.., ltiiC.U l hooe tN11$ t lfth 11. ~ v••" .,-ntnt you Kattted Yi:J~Jr BUddY Lantfl'. P .S. Good Luc·k ln ITIO'oling otf Mel you Mn...-vl$0 GOOBERS Dhi ~ ft~IIV tr\."it'k I coukt Joc'pe1 your birlneflt? Have ~ ha()Q1' OM-R• Wnartd, PARTYNIGI-tTi.sSOI'Id~P~ . &ottom\! If your ftoor. cluo. 9f<IUP, Mo•nlrenon, ClfS)tt'fmtnl or !tarn WOUld like to oett~ this Is rtw nl;ttt l ~or more ' lntoc;m•llon c-all RO$EV tt t:11 ISI7. P. J Bottoms. n10 Mafn !tt. TYPIHG ~ PIPI'fi or (opposite UB) Sur!rical Sc:rub Suit• BUY ONE SU PER MR . TA CO GET O N E FREE! ! ! -- ~~.:: ~--=~·:: -S.IIf. L. _ _ _ IMNEDIATE DELIVERY O.JI. J EANS P.O. Boa II Aa lwm;llf.Y. 14216 I &Ares Doc. S. '10 ·----------' •• LodQe, ThU'"I, Oe-t Monday thru Sa turda y 8 p.m. to 11 p .m . f-'\1.00 CtiYH . 0tAifA- H41PPY 2VIfl Blrlf'ld.aym .. ., .I 50 t Stroh's draft l.OO Mixed Drlnks C6ll BuiH Uih~r·s ,o. ...·-·:t~C'r> IN URANCE LORD INSURANCE POoHTLesflt;;t,.~!s0wlll .. 3248 Main at Heath f'HUmt$.. lt.OO"PO ~SALE ---~ lns'ltln t FS Low o.pos/t, E-Z h r - t ~ share mtnY mort,.. 'lovt ••w•r~ Ml<h&el. P. .J. BOTTOMS 8 1RTHOAV5-Ctle.br'are yovr 8-day e1 lhrtlodgle (Pf'OWhOI CCMKWI) andwt ' lt c:n•m Clli.n •veHabl•- Bullfult'M"r's ~ OIR!'CTOII$ OR M...<lll dlr~dou -lorJ..,..IIIC...o.<Sonlorol'd"Jr, for more F E.MAJ-E HOUSEMAT£ WAHTED tor -·-- 811 ~f9S. fN'i thl fft$.1 V..Ur Of mint 91mlets.. K·e ,.__ Print It BErlER/FASTER/ FOR LESS ENGLISH RIDING lenons, Bookstores Ott 1014. Let U• Show You Samples FREE Then l et Us Typetet & SPECIAL O.SCOUNTS: UB studenl'l & Unive~ity m RESUME PROBL EMS? GERJM.tf TO ENGl..I$H traMiet~•U 14 : pr~Hstonally PlliNTINC AND COPY CI.NTI.IlS subfu ts" Scltontlflc sptdllhV at l't'ltSOntDit r•ltot. P IUU (Onl.tCI Jl677l-702.&. - 'lOOMMATE WANTI:D ttwet~~t, ~ mM.Itt WbMSC. tlJO lnc1,_ Oil Utllll.... evan•~ J ert. 1 c.•u m--s.sM. MIF MOUSEMATe- ror .t txt. I'IOUM· vl-*'ltJtt'rff. OK. 1, ·w. Jrtorn1rvct. S.,.IMJ:t+en tk•~ -- :.t ~ LATKO A pnlfm lollally typeMt r'fOI•' KtOSS fro m US ROOM F Ofit R EHT L1sDon. ~~ TYPI NG OON E C«n-dln9 s.•mr'k: uti 17.5·09S6. btdrootn~ 1 t~ TWO tltOOMS AVAtL~8LE JwWrrrrntt., l.nc.t. C611137·t116. RESUMES BONUS $$S SS$$$$$ tJIII'I,, llvlng dlnln9 room. 'tovt, s•NGLE eeos tor u.1e, bO.,IOf"lnQ .nd '"""· DUPLEX. 3 3 1 73 Main St. ...., ua • ·m•. • ....., - flldly Aft'AJtTMEN'f FOA R ENT A.M~ERST 'To'f:'s.tQi; M'U'St'C § UNIYERSIT¥ PRESS See page l i:; -lbltp<lct Co11 VLI 1111U<-O • , 832· 1045 S., AI M obil~tiOn, 822·77n~ Sl 00 I'm f~ 1~-ti'! RepotU.. pilp«'S. ~ ditc~Mrt Wlrt'll ttr(S 60.. r.wm,n ., proofreadi·" 9, prQfes.san-1. i •H«d•bk~ Special Holiday OFF CAMPUS HOUSING ,_ ua .. :r.=~".i.!-r. .~~.~:-ct ~ :-;~~~!!",~~~::':r;~ !':or! 361_squn H.. 36 H opkins Road, W illiamsville, NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 6 3 1-888 4 .-...r,.. .... ...,.., Lfl Plu&A FOR THOSE OF YOU whoWMf 10 k~ th« plea to oo l.s 8rO.dWe¥ JO.I Lunch 1.00 Mt;ttrl tlvu Fri, WH wings .OS: thoUrs. a.a~ 1<:• plds •on .~ s.hob ,501 beer lJUICI OOf 1Nt1 -8SH 314- Ja11,..ary hunter 111 any field. We're experts! INSTANT S $CASH$$ SCOTT OTG tfiermal ltn:W'. ambef" Skl goggjH.. Brand MW 1"15.00 0)•0102. CO,..O R ATULATION5 and printed ruume Clft be a rul u ut to a tlb· S SS$ $$ $SSS ATTENTION Grid $tfJIIMf1tl. lt<ull\1 groups. &nglneulnv 1 CJ@nlll scf'IOOt,· cornm untc.atfof'l dtDI •• l ntf'amurrat teams. ect W• haw qvintlry d1K'OI.Ifttl lor ~>ertiK or ta·rOt oroups. B~'oadWay JOHJO:Sl Matn St w• ..,. • SERVICES one of tMctCIIW'dl Have Jprofn&k>NI•IYIYPtWf NOTISlS -·\- ~-· ·_.., (RotsiA·R"k)-.50, 1210 Mlln Sn'Ht, I''IOht tc:rou tram u s . l..odCW J • M UterspOn wwv-s trocTI Ub Aro!Wrl, C.mput.. FOOD- BOOZE - B OOGIE "''"._ ....,............. HA.PPV 81RTHo.-.V OAYE l A lln le 1a1t. out ~ rotvotttnt RkrlmanO Sttff1 uwe .,••.,. ...........,............ rl&ltt acr- Ire• c .a. •»··...,. FLOOR P,\.~TI£$ AT P.J. 8ot1amsl u '/04If uoor WOIJIO HU ,. Mw • p.e.rty .Ill P.J. ~scaiiROS.;'A11Jht64l . P..J , BErn'S BACK!!! 8oHom'-o lVO ~ S.rft'l, rfVtlt «::OU ue. MEEllliEAT DEADliNES .....,. I'Nii!M. DIIMN!Ionf WITH THE BEST SUB'S OuleJdy ' Nntly Yoa'11e e11er tasted! Wordrroc'by ... npaWncrd Wrllor/Liilo• Hot or Colt# S.N, Whole or Hall Sa6t Yoa11 Love Ov Saba fi"'m ,.,_, ..... WordsWorth CJHlJS--- - l lHA r.s tKe on1v way ROMV otts wtY ClhOtW """' t M r · 3248 Maia Street Taco ,_a.-"'•- •........, .--------r---------.----------, : i1ooJ 0.. S.,. I i1ooJ 0.. W. : ilooJ by lnokful I • ... T-·r..tO.. I : !. FU1 I : GM 'A W. FU1 I ......... ... : I FU1 : I c.. - "" Ooalolo I ----- -~-.;:"t~--- -- - -- ~ �Do- de-. _lous.... c:arropU01 and~ oreboint __.... .., ' fool · - · • - . w_. lntetested In -or~~~~rnlzjng OIOUnd. rope raising • .Uuollt!r. -.. -m<etlng today ot 4:30 p:m. ln 376 SJ>-uldlng, EUicott. Call 831·3408-lor dlroc:tlons. Commuter Ariafra COUftCQ meets loclay ol 2 p.m . in 330 Squire. · -all- nolo: ~ lo a l'oUtlal Sd40nce Club Baldy. 11111..-_,. ..,leo oi Tt..Spoctrum. ' - of Spectrum does not ~oo wll-ond rese~Ma lifo rltJht t0 edit oil - · I'IOTICES TO AI'P£AR " OilE THA" OI'ICE IWaT Be RESUII/IIITTED FQII EACH PRIIrrll!O. ore " onclay. W~ and notlcu- ""' -._·n.., m..os tor!aX et 3:30 p.m. In 63 I Unde'f.,-e Psychology Assn. m..eostoday e1 4 p.m. - .. inn. Squife. 08 Cl\apt.,. olllhe lnler<:ollegNrte Studies Institute will meea tomorrow al 4 p.m . i.n 684 Baldy. Frlclay ot - · Tdem ZJoalJ:t M overllent meeting ond CNnnuka candle. Uglu.ing tomorro..; a~ 8 p.m. 111 344 &autrt". - NYPIRG meets Friday 11t 3 p, m . ln 356 Squlr~ to dlscu.ss ..,omen·.s Woes ot UB . Unckdded .Fruhmen and Sophomoted-Take a c.losor look at your work-teleltd valUes, skUI.s end abilitieS afftcting career c:holce. A t'llltJ) pal't workshop begins tomotrO'* from 7-9 p.m. In 3)0 MFAC. EJUcou. Groo;p Art HIStory Omk:raraduate Ann. meets Friday at 4,A.m. in ~ Clemt"ns.. 1\C. $iz:e ls Umlted, so e,k'att: c.ll8l1 ·3711 to p&rtlclpate. or Algmo Phi Epsilon m ..ts Sunday at 7 p.m. lo 330 Squire. All brothers art" 1equlred to oltend. for mort 1nfonrurtktn. Rdders. •then, recotOt.r& and procton are. neeckd ror ~Jnd •uderlts pr~arlng for CAC O;e,nc::e "'aratho.n me-eting Tuesday at 6 p.m. in ~ exams. Comect Mike .t CAC In~ Squire. 831 ·3521. Squlre. Legal H...lu? OrO<Jp Legal St<vlces offers fr.. ~el advice and informa tion to all UB :studeott. Do you have a movies,ar):s & lectures ~=;;~~~? ~~J!Jia~:~~~:n:ftot~t ![:=~~~~ ..The G""esls o1 Morphology: A Cas< Stucly.. given by P1of. Ht":nn1nv AndeBOn Mondoy ot 3:30 p.m. 1n the Llngui~tk:s •loung.e, Spaulding. Ellicott. for st·udents. For mort Information, Jtop ln the GLS. Opon II ·S p.m. 1'\onday. Tuetday. Thursday. a nd Friday: untlt 1 p.m. Wednesday In 340 Squire.. Also open 1'\ondays lrO<n 1·5 p.m In 177 MFAC. Ellicoll. 831 ·2273. - . Antl·~ Tas:k For«- Pick up an -application in the CAC. 345 Squire. II you'r• Interested In belng a pert ol the task fOfee nut .temest~. Stop by or cell Debbte:.,.a1. 031·3!121. 30 hours In Aprii-W._hy not spend utem da,nc::ing. llst~nlng 10 u reat live bands. and helping Ol.rt wtth tht MutC:ulat Oysuophy D.nce .M.rothon. T his tve-nt needs you. your dubs and organlAdons. For more_ drlnking beer, 1nformatJon c:al1 Noney at CAC. 831·3.52 1. If yoy w.nt to be. a CAC volunteer next Kmester. co~ t• up to 345 Squlct an nu out , placement rorm. (.j~ experJence in h ealth co~. oldet adults con«ms, educ:atlon. end you1h counMiing. 831 ·35~ . Ru.nnlno ln Wlnter- h 's easy when you knoW hOI*. Why put your snrakers away Just btcauee the Weathf!r is boct1 $\a:y ln sheo-e aU year touod. To rtgist~r for"1.})is special ure Workjllop call636·2804 Of stop by 110 Norton. I • I (Juote of the da)'. ) ' .. You gotta chug it. . .otherwise you swallow air bubbles and thafs what makes you throw upl .. -Rizzo From the musical Grease .. Pf:rlonnance lo lh< Bulfolo Regional Ballet C:ompai;y Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. in the KatharlM Cornell The.tt"r. E llicott. The SRBC is Black Mountain ll's Artists in Retldenc.t:. ncke.t.s aft available at the Squl1e nc:ket Offi<e. ADS vouche,S oe«pted. • Plano and O.nce performance given by phmist James CaletbreR playing works o f Debussy, S.de. Bach and Otfolta with performances by memben of the Empire Stott" Ballf!l Dec. II •nd 12 in th e KatllariM Cornen Tht.ater. Ellk.ot~. ··Mousdr8p"' by Agatho C.hrlst.le pfnt"ntt<l by the CoUeif 6 Pla)lt:n or 81&c:k ~UOUI1n II Collt"ge loda_y through Soturday in the K.btharlne Cornell Theote:r. l)<:kt"ts an: avellable In the Squtre Ticket Office and etl lhe door~ ADS vouchers accepted, C roup n~tn .available. C.tll636-2137 fo1 more rnfOfmatlon.! .. De~ Within the Uw" given b)' John Alan ~e: of the On1versity Toronto tomorrow at 3 p.m . In 213 o! O'Brlen. AC. Subjects Meded lor 1 bualnas decisions moklng experiment $) peid· for pertkipalfon. Call Ptem o\ 831 ·3839 between 8-11 a.m. ot al 831-4744 olio< 9 ;30 p.m. or stop by 3138 C1osby to set up on lntervP. . • Aft Photography by Rk:Mrd Price on <AAiblt tluough Chrisln\4s In lbe H<ellbSd<..,s Ubrory. • copklu forW. c:xtro. 'PKiol holldoy ..ason. This I..Uve wO<kshop 1s designed "ConYUSIItlons In lhe Atlt" Esthet Hatriotl l;ttrViews Frank Ma.nkitwia:. el.ltKor of Petl« t.ly Clur: NLtuu Flum WhiWer to Wa(er9'ftlt ton1ghl at 5 :30p.m. on lnttrn.odon.l Cable. channel 10. for redpe sharl.ng u wei( u instruct.lon. Come pr~pered to give and re«lvt frklay from 4·6 p.m. on the Amttecst• Campu~,o Regbttotlon is confirmed upon payme.nt of S2 c&sb to 110 l'lo<\on. ""Array 'Processing"' given by Or. G . .Jac:k Li~ o t the UnjWTii~ofTeaasat Austin FrkSay •t Zp.m. ln room 41 . 4226'llldge ~... Hotldoy llAI<lng Workshop-team 10 'make laney gigM rbread houSH and ~aLive - - -- ----------,...----- i lntematloMllntemsblps wllb lnt.,...lloMI ooncems In the. 8uffeto Community a.nd tn lnte:madonel College. Credit and ..ponence In International pro~ will 1>< offe.red In ~ttarlous aren. COf\~ The:rese Werden et 636-2193 or 837·71105. S....l Elq>eofonce "lnl&trY Bible lbldy tO<t>OffOW at 7;30 p.m. In ~ Squire. Ulllv....ty Llf< ot Hillel H-. 40 Capon Blvd. Syndoy ot II o.m. Come and get support lor exams whllo mHli~g people. c.-.- . Oflk:o ·~ Job lnlervl...,lng "-otlon ond Tochnlqwltoday at noon In 4 Clemens. .-ape wWI be shown and dllcyued: Retume c-. 1\C. A "''•ys, Ak:ohol, 1M the Bars.. tedvre.. Fr'kl.y at 9:30 p..tT'b In 239 Hayes. Tho musl~ olllrvce Springsteen loday Irom l2.Z p.m. In lbe Haas Loung<. Squl~. "Ev.,.ytlllng You AlWays Wonted to Kriow About Su" frldoy In 170 .MFAC. Ellicott. and Saturday fn r46 Ol.lendorl ot 7 and 9 p.m. SUJldey ot 4, 6. and 8 p.m. in the Squire Conference Tbute:r. "Tbe SlranJI"f" toniQht at 7 p.m. end "Touch ol E.tl" tonJght at 8:4.5 p.m. In the. Squlr~ (.ooW;rence Theeter. "ln • Year ef Thl/le~ MOOM"')ornonow ll Sand 8 p~m. In the Wpldi'MJ! Theet&r. ~tton. Writing-" 3 p.m. In 15 Tectmlquetlor pr-lng.., olfectl... '"""""Will be~• ....,.._,.. r e p r - fri>m AU><my Low School will boon cempus - Y· Sign up In 3 tleytl C 0. call /'Irs. 1'\atr oll31 ·3~ lor., -lottM<>t. l'llnotities are encouraged "! pertldpete. - cour- ~~-..,._......._t for Sprlllg 1981 wilt be n.ld In 219 f'tonaalc today • IOo.m. ond 2p.m.: tomorrowa10 LM. and 3p.rn., FridQ. • n a.m.. Tloa UB - r 5 ~..say tojolr\slr.lclub'" Fllcloy. Ollleo - . from 9 a.m .-8 p.m. tomorrow and , ·· ~ To6ay:Womt11"1 Bowling vs-. Niagara Commwtlly Collosae. Sqlilre Hall Loon. 7:30p.m.; 1'\eft·a Conf..-lina. SquK• ha~ Lonos. 4:30p.m. T - . Wrading vs, Young-n Sla(e Onlver.tty. Clatlt Ha~ . 7:30p.m. .. . c:- hti _,ed a /'lon·s ~lnMCIR...,.,_Sentlcu.....__.,.IOlaltt. be lllhned to. a< in- ollnlorrnatlooJ ,.._.flllledto - ,_ -'<e.'lbe c-.. to - l n 21I t - . Open 1Wp.m,......,.ancJ J2-8p.m. T- y s . . . . Friday. aa lllil ....,. r - ...- Sunr~e;. ~y. Doc. 1. and Dec. 11. II ~ p4 In l h e - Ill Clod< bwn Fot more . . . , _ col 837-1887 or 831·3263. . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/73b670a3a6a02d6523c3165d7563333c.pdf e9509cb49df41d3b31bf18efe5b2eb62 PDF Text Text SpECTf\UM The Snow Catalog -:: I • Special Advertising supplement X-Country Alpine · Equipment Rec Areas Entertainment · •V' �Os-EMY Day lo- -s ,.. . W.AJVTE) TO BUV: ANTJQ(E.S A QuieTS R7E. 240, CXXDEH, N.Y. 14033 C8IJEII CIUIIIII SIRE --....... ..... .......... -·-...._ . ......., ........_. L•e Effect Snow ....,_... nrr.r--. .. .... .._....... (1J61 9fl-5016 E,_,_. .t C4rf " - - Proprl~ Canadian Headquarters for . Ski Equipment Rentals. - Away to snow country. the Colden Valley b y R ick Baruslck Because of natKlr\11 mecba 00\~, when mo.t IJeOPie t hiot. ol .\HU\\ ci1Ses. the~ cunjun" up sMctuT"C5 of an nnmolnltu•d cu.v. hk.e eunato &11 ~· milfl)' kilO'" 1h11 IN Colden \alley often &d• I\\...,, and~~~~~ three times, b much ~uooal 100" as iU Cit) ~ And 1hen.• om· liOI'Ae !DOd topow'l!phcat muoot ,_,..~ one:~!! we set ''· we can hokl onlo 11 ,. 1m Ianser """' ""'' Y ocher ....... 8otb Buffalo and <..olden are IUbtea 10 tlw Comp6ete ski rental packages including skis, bindings, boots & pOles from 535. / season. NIAGARA FAU.S SS10 Ffltf'l S.eet 1•16) 356-4850 ~'anN!! P""'oailh'M t<c,.::IHn;tl alonn iystenu. n.uy •.n• btnh wilhln the oonnal 1r01d of the nmto• portkms of the S1ormt "h~ ctou the country. But during lht.! c:nlfll"1 months oft~ yu•r. othur fat."lor.a l)fU)mc irm•-c.;aWtWy sJ14HiOcant -When frigkl eao.dien •lr maues Oowdow(l acn;b l.Aio.(1 t:.ne,lo\v la.wn. arc heated by the wamter \\'AICN. As the cold 1ir Cf"'5:~ dw '-ke. i1 pic·lo.:. up water \·a.p or "hid\ h.lunK'd intoMlOw wt~n n tut'a.lnt..nd. 11ludrNKL.. riJin« ml.tnd ~ lhe WNJ\\ A ~-and shift from the nonual .,..llf'nl anti the problcn• ol plm<111j!....,.. out deruel)'povulillod ••...,.,. •••~.. =edl ~ foc:lone> """' down .and '-<Jio- bill,_ eun.~. ·••lcJil •• But mean~i\i\e. a.doucb nWJ\t! funhff inl.and.tbev 1re furu.otltu ..~.. Mt Ihe: hflls lO the .lOUth ol tlw. t II_Y where ltmlJ)e:r.IIUrt'~ ~ 1U oflen he thnor IU hill~ Ill ~I tim•·~· 11111· rn•e degrees COOler 8oc1Uifl lhe air lnWI CXJUI.and e Apand. the effect. - wring out• an t".\lra-Ot•"'Y ""lQw(aJJ AIKI-1\f•IIO. .&t..Klrs arc :1mon,.; the c·tdc•r hcncflciariM. • ' TH£ SpECTf\UM Snow Catalog Edllot·I,..Chlel Elena cacavas Advertlalno Mary L Simpson Bualnaaa Manaoar Philip Mott Ptess run: 20.000 Tbe~otfQ!IatttoQteOiftM~._, St•wUwlo-.._1., ....... .,0!\ .. BIIttuc. >4l&""""'IVM4.8;.;tf..., .. ~~ tM. ..,... ....... y.,._,_ 1,. -.,..e..,.., ~ ~ """' (C.IIOf... CICikY • ~..---(.....o..f ~ot....,. ~ .,. . ~ ,..v-..•cn•t...,..,_(,,•a•...,, CGUMI':LOf ... (~-NhUIW'~ 699-2373 Esubllshed T890 ·:where good food and warm hosplLlJlity are offered daily " Breakfast - Lunch · Dinner Comfortable Guest Rooms AU sports events couerd on 7 foot screen I WELCOME ALL YEAR ROl.J/w. Share long niles with warm conversation ..> L,ocated in Village Within Walking Distance of Shops ....... ....... . �i" Pre-season conditioning for more enjoyment '' in· season .. m 110 ten a nee by T om Honey J"''V''"' hc.ld down oowot<h our !<nee.< llold the >lretch for IS s«ood• In 1lmo11 every a kung pubbGuioo there 11 01 lea..t one oMicJ<o ""'phuizlnglhe tlC!ed for •off-.euon• condolkHuns. More energy lendurono~l . fi!Wer •niUrhts :and le&~ muaclu I &esin eoc:h morning with o or mQf"'e. .erles or general w orm·Uil Calt ShYich-Siand w11h your ,:,OI''t.11tu are orten mcnt toned good reasun~ lO st.lrt carlv reheve ;:u eAen:ise& Arm cin:leo. nee:!.. ""••tt c.l rdes. shoolcler •h"l8'• twists, •nd hltlf knee bencll will hwigor:ue yuu • nd help to the lllolo aches !hot hoo\5 on the floor •nd your'""" elevated on a lhid< book or perh•po ••• , 4" pk'<le or wood Rcm.ai11 in 1h1i wu-ctch pusition lor Jo to IZO !leCOnds. 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Patrick's Day Party S pring Weekend Celebn:stJon Party and Banquet FacUlties Aooilable Book your CHRISTMAS PARTY NOWIII ••'*I ~··•• I +fl+t•t•lof-•• W* .,,.,,.,.1\C.OUI•Ot UUOtl'llt ·1'1 ~r\t*l'i'; ol tN P<l ~ ''" 'u.l;'t' =-~ ... ... . ,,, , I .,. ••'"' ~ 11 I~ �.. .. • Winter hair care tips Name·dropping on the slopes: designers slalom into skiwear Thi5 vest is both COnVl!ntenl lhree dimemionol paucm to and economical. It ha• the tritp warmth The t iny a1r ~ Pull ou1 the baggy fireside cumfO<"I •nd wannth of a porka, pockets formed by down aN• awea1cra and downy parkas; plus 1he movillll ease of • wha~ make it prcfcrralll• 10 i wiggle Into those skinny loa.ns si ~M>IC$5 .VIlli In one plllClC of poly·fills for •uprcmc warmlh. and wax up th n old runners clolhing. For t rekking through The oolor ac h cm.,s for 'cauM! it's SIO 111ne In WeSiem the city or hiking the nt!lrby •kiwe.tr peaked lastyear, M> II NPw York. woodlands, you11 want tu usc won't be unusual for you to &ee When l hc snow comes ~· our iockcl parka.stykl; untlp many of -l.he same color 10mbling down, you'll wanl lo thesleeYCS and you 'ro rc1dy to combinations for 1ack e t, , porbs and the lile, 1 rl-c:olor "" ~•d.V for youo ra\'orole t adle Ihe downhiU trail. As ah•ay.. you ha•c lhr ves1s wllh solid linin&- are sllll '' mler spot1. iO no~ 1.& the tntle to do ) O<or sl.o"car $hoppong of chooce of do\\ n or poi,\L.. lcr·fill fa vorites in patriolic red, whne .ac k ~u Do"' n h mor~ and royal or pubatln« orange. you hnen't already •lancd I ou II bt' oeeonl! plt'llty ot •l.t e~pen$1\ e but 11 abo h1u beue:r gre:t:t1 and white as weU a) q•.,.ts on and around th¥ slopei insula ttOn quahhC<ii, whach ts C\0!1') combin.:ltion in I he rc;ol ne-•'l> 15 in apreH~o 1 ~"' M>ouon fklc.iusc:o 1M allu~ ~omethm~ vou II '' 111t l o f(rt'OUl'f ru't'<lom 01 mO\'t•mtml con.s1dcr whc.!' chuo~U-1( your wo:u and s.~'" uar·.s effect nn c urrent ~tt)hiOn S ty l ~ ~nd ,~-. , '('•tl• :tit' fu·.-r~·rrcd O\ er .skh~ e.1r Lon~t.·r huUolt'l fM IS..u,, and ~ 1..1 tinder a mtC~Pf'• do"~n ls "armth have tolncd fon:t'~"J 10 ',-·~h n 1th .tiJI·off ,h-.•' t '3 ofler· MM?n m htt c...'QtUpoicd ol hny produce chic ~wnaten for lounl(ong oround 1hc lodl(u •nd tdumun t~ "hlch rndiute uul 111 a lhl' or holh by Gflra ldlne Berezluk J bet"""" IJ•··· Joh n A. Lauricella OpAl F-. P'I?\-'M'lion " ~ word 10 battW winter hatr 1 roubtM. H you bepllo nouce snowOake. of your own. 1ry en Oillrnlme:nt to c:ombll 1 dry acalp~ Ute two oU U'Qtnltnlt. one a week for two '"cekJ. w1th ,·ery good brush.J.np FoiJow-•ng 1he lwo-,\«l. pMiod obw!n<e 1 1trk."1 regiroo ·or ron)4.i.cntkJw h•lr c.are uafng quahty product• Aflcr o~h;,mpoo oor~htion mc1 moiJtunz.e c-~ your hall" in10 bask: 1-w,.._hhy cond11ion lloiJ II call pi'1lll"Ct itlltll£ J.&liOI1 the d.ryin~ effr!Cb or winter The Tyo'Oieon kook fcaluri~ lipping )•our hu1 1oddy . You can JChuc k lh;;n old, monotone , ombrmdcr(l'd neclr..line!t and slet.wc~o + or uii<O\'cr patlt!l"nb fJJhcnn•n knit S\\'fl.:ller out in 10 the rold S" eatel'> are sllll hOI lf••hoonahlr ''' New York's lall hem.& hul lh.,\ 'H• tal..m on 1\e\\ cJ ~,.•sn•l dunt>t\MOtb slatemttnt • \ ou11 nohce the f1rs1 t:h.m~.-· " In color Putel> 1radnoonolh re;,en·ed rur $prmg and •wnrncr lot~hion..\. an- rmerwnA 1n ~ mtrr clothm P.Yen n hen· IJI.u ' "'h\ blue. couo;-. rand\ 1"" .. lt.·m~n nunl-thl' sht'rlWfl Q>liJt'I\-II'P tlw hot ·cool c."Uiur~ I his wlntCI' m~ lr.. e• u~ O\~ 11 )\\C~ters H\ II \OU IIL.c a llltte \\hlnb\ ~ ou ·il lo' e 1 he M~('41f"r,-honaa. . anunai l~Rer' c.sh pond." trt~~~>-(nll rltthl onto the ;~~\\ f•J.It•r I he~ rna~c lut ron. ,· ~r~.uwn •ntrrr.)llnf.t ~1.11 ten• M 'UUIHI lht• kxlf.W fll'f' nnwh h.-·ttu• thuu tlw old ·· :..~' .Sl'I' UJI•HI ' ~IOIIl '~. ~u lUI\\ you h ,I\' H the p 1c;l.. ul tlw "''"'uh·•' r r'OfJ 1 oo~m up lht • l )llt' \011 ··~·· ht•)l \\ llh ll J..ll'll Ill 1•'•''_, _ l'llf~ AnH'IItolu la,:-K - urut vou'l'f' ~\ lm· ~• httl•· .tf)lf''·''-; llotrt.\ 11\6< Anti b.· ,111~· 'nu l\.olH' tlw nJ.:hl "';m .. . t IU~t ,U\\ \ \ 'OU'I SKI JACKETS . .. TO HOODWINK THE WEATHER do I ht• •IHIO\l~ o( tins ~;tmt· " :\a.rne Ot'OPf.JIIl~ ;.nd lhc nam~ Rn• tluor.. fur \011 lu cl~ ~ It''" \' rmdUrhth. Kc•crw C"laiborn•· - th e5~ are lht• ll••mm:. th.11 tat'r.\ tluu t l)t'''W"''' ,..;..,, ....., ( I'N'fJti1J.: 111h..l $70 ,., c•r\ t,t,hltfH ~•n •n , , wtw oot IIIIU ·~t..lwt•m tno'j • 't UU 11111 1d I U 1 ~ 1 ... 1' ,J II CH't':l'tnnul tumhlt• duwn lht• ~ou 'lope•,, hua IIL11 1he luo"- l\•ncl \' •ti'!Uihl ot lhu.:.P h ul"" Jhlli.ot~ 1W\\ ... 'roh~• ' \ 'UU lm flH'I c• ~ ''''"" I til t-01"... '''' l"jl~ 01 I ct.ll, llolllt·IIH' d tro~tHflnt.tl .n ;11lothlt· M•llut,.:, rtmh ... "~l•tcllulll 1111 1 attt•t JMd••t 111 l lw~ u• • h..a .. N cnku.,.. ul \\ilh •'1H\IId~l fllotC.:~ n ..tllloll W 1111H tH f1ll u.,;t\~ kNtlo{ #tOI~I Ahno!>l t 'H'n \HU lf'l,lil 'IIHUI' JH l ht• :l11'il l .., IH dt'('IM'I hurf(uud~ ~h.Kit·~ pi ur puqJh• 1 htl_\''1'1' }U~I U COIIIIIII"I:thh• '' ont .11 tim ~tachum '" th•·\> ,,,.,. '" (lnwntuwn Huflnlo 1~11 •• \vu ulv. Willll' \ ' u fHli'111JrUII E\'t'll II yua~·I'O it01 :~ :skihtf; unthu!\m1'<1 . vuu crtn stIll t!ujoy 1hf• kJok anti lt"'•lul sl.l·m~pht't l t~su.tl tln'!'O!o I ht• r4!~IUOI1"' .11'0 lhC1'1' rol' lht• r1mman,.; :I IH't'' \kt \ \ 'hcthl"r 11'~ 1\~ • • or pit.ktnJt IIH' ;tljfl1'0p1'101ll' t,;.:lbUOII 111aotl , )OO' t"'' hcHJn•f 10 find ~h.-.1 ~Uil' \uu A neat trick lor the slopes ·or ci ty or suburban doings! Hooded. cuddlesome jacket of quilted cotton/polyester with polyester fiberf ill for warmth; nylon lining. Oyster, khaki or frosty blue; sizes S ·M·ML· L· XL. Other stytes and colors too. IJe"l with IlK' '"'net) ol "'·~nlf" dfl'PO'N11 A.M.&A' s ANY WEATHEJ'l COATS, SECOND FLOOR, DOWNTOWN, UNIVERSITY . THRUWAY , SHERID AN , SOUTHGJ TE , EASTERN HILLS. LOCKPORT, OLEAN, SUMMIT PARK -.,....-ot-- ~= Nlogaro Co4mty Phon• -2100 9·2355 Rte .218 HCNtll �Layers s'pelf warmth .and winter comfort Whcthftr yoo ~., 01 h.uc lhL• wJd. • k>l ~pend!. on l\0~ t~.Uty w;1rm you wtwnyou \e"1ll\trvuuldwn And how w;~rmym• a1<e cltl>mKI•a krlU'O how ¥00 dl"f'a& '1hu kty IU IH'IIII¢ \\ unu In the Cold b t..A \ 1f.HS, no uu.mur wlun ut. lh1l) -i~\Cr. a nu~' lihut.•r, .,._,tielpi Ill or ~pt.'C'lalor. Th~ W.lCt1pt o l law•·• li llt.'CJ 10 t'--' h.JV vour IX.N1y ~ ortl.11 \'t'wr 1.101.1)' \\ ltJtiS to R\llllhUII .II COitJiaut hmC!r h•rHpCI·~tUI'I) ut ua.6•f. I( Ulil.1 t.:x.~,. la t-ufd, bowu~ ''' th\IIIUk:l prult.' t:1.1uJ, , .~ n·~•~u. bkxx:J lluw •o Uw • " in tUM I t'\111'111U!O I hb n:t .. fUlllht• ht•.tt Mllt.tl.) 1U vitO& I ur&an, 1r thll j_,o.. t!H ,(II hdp tht': h•.t.' lli!W"• lu 't<h~\t•r 11\il) the hOlt! tiJ .tOd ll\ON! dolh4ng II lht• bOd) btoaMIM.,. 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''"'""'' lh.tn n·~ot .....l.J 1...w,, "'-'' ..,,,.,._.. h ond dlt•-.l ....._, "ht•tt tl.._ hw.h ~~IWJll "" o1 lu'l ufiM'OII ........... ur , ,.,, t""""' \ttU t:.NI ..dd 10 Ul ..._IIUt,u I 1,1\'Ct II ~Wnlifl~ Ju ,\ltUI VEST th"' ~. $52" tM."l.otb \\t'oiiii ~~I\J8tWIU\ootiHJ\t'U.H.-.Jt-ro~n \uuk~i.iJJ\."I'WntUI)'U4.11 I.ItK,,\ 1....., thmtt.,;h ~I lUI IMioltl \tnwn~ till' \\lit lttt'' th.w Jod•"•·~ I he:lo t.'\1~ It~ ul ~' 'IU' h.uwt "'''"\ ttt'tl C.lmt•'t! l(hrr )Oll illlll•• ll ,,_l4kUII t;lntO,itll1t'l11 \\111111'\1'1 ''JIIIjt'\IJ.• dm\lt U• II W IM'"-1 111"\ll,lt.. JI, \ lhtH httl.'l \ltttlt•,. 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BRING THIS AD \.md..er ,,,•,niM't jtull .- v;»ll olt"dra&Mgtt~ooi~O\~ )WI ll' l ",., Utlh \ tk.ll ,.·, .,.... \I.JII.Ikl \IIU 01 yuor birdtf'16' trlilltc.,h)l'''' lr~ '""'"'';',.\\Ill ~l."CI1 "'-'~" !+tK!ka t~•Kl ht"-il).dr') "~'~'\XI \lr.llhn)(t~h . - - -- - - - 112 PRICE --===--~ •t.:"t·t• "l' lll.l\\ llh.l llf(.hhH .. ud IIH• IIIUit' \\oltt'r ou\J wlnd Ml.\hUll \UUI ~M kVI Ill lilt' I', . IM'tln 11 ' ' ""'''' ht ""'' M!\~J .11 Ill) withuut IHndh"' u1 n·t~~tJin~ .. ,,,, fliUHJiltt!'UI :0..\ lun -.hl'll-'" "'" litM' Yuur·l'lt)·l~t '"''"'~ tlt'h 11'UIItX!• the lr.md ur hal u1KJ gk'' u::. Y'"u' ll \\ ''"' '\11 ,;r Blvd. Msl/ Only ' 1 Haircuts Wash •n ' Wear Perms Body Perms • Henna ~•t'li\C S~ M·t iU tHftdt•l';tlll \ \'ni.ltiM..or will ~1 a JightwC~U gtO\t• \Y'IIh II h•Olll ~ hi 'tmt t•llllll &u-.1 t1 IIKht ho~ l ~rl\tl..UI~rld. t'or'l .,\\fit' p..u,'tl ~lo.k'l' ''' t•\11'''""' 11J&tl A l~e.-~•cr ht•c,ctu woul tnittl.'fl and f\al (It oLln......l-'lt• \\t•.at ,urijl,ld.a..~ UJ JH'Uiect ,your u.'~ uo b~t t.J.a~ ...uwl u~ &I ~..m CN'Atn or ~antJioCL. ra.wen. A ft~lll\" f~-.i .t.la..pt•r pouch thal .around _} UUl" Wa&)t •1iot.J U \\()f'n '" I..X:'--•• lbChtl tor _.Of"ting "'"'Ui soc:lrr.t., Jiol~ 1Mld ~u.ndr,) ilL'fl~ 114'At ... l!l)11\l•'811te nne .... ""'"""""" lt.lrall .luol booloro ~ou ~ to """"""' ""'"" t ohe amour>l oldotlleo that ,.ifllMp }'OU tlcy Stotllot.. u.u~ lin your pKl.._ ur Ue thtm\ around your WilDe. 11'"""1"" 11"1' 10 .. , or ,_.... JOU1I hlwo to puc "''erJ'"''lll bo<l <H> ood .,..,. add clot !>a w aV<Jid a d\o)l. 110! p<qiOted 10 add.ar..S ,,..,.,..,. <lul'- 5422 Main Street-Williamsville f"UT I tiP The advla> U. ohe ..,.., (a< pouple who ""''Y lpi!CIIIOI" apona !Joy~..... 1.vUI give you tt.. n~ wirmth for Ihe 1eut weight . Alw~yt 'h"e•r n\1llen• uo• &fuveo. t1 hal I• Match your (OJ>I,.Oilrto your"'1ti'"Y lllkln4( boolt-whh 1lricl< aoc:k> or boot• with rUbber boltuma and h~l Rnln&> will keevyout '"'"warm. If JOU11 bo,.otaoldlnf! In lh&KOJe p4Aice lcraloog Hmu. pock "'""'thing with • thld<, ln••>lllll!d tole.. Whou> the body "'""' lwt fa11et lhln It """ be prodUCll!d. h,ypo<l.,rntlll c:an .... ult. The ond prodoo ~>lola! 111<0ntaland phyolcol CG!Iapoe'. EV•" >"""' who vtVltu.-. nuttlde m cokltwMther, sporuo11dnded or not. 1t~ ~r-o " CAPELLO HAIR DESrGN lho earl) " 'amill!l >ipAI .. n"'Y u>dude: w~rollod r~. ol •hl•,nJ18 ,.ope. - · ""ilum!d ..,.,..n '""""""""'· gt.U!d .,... urunobile fumbliol!! llMld> tn<l t.d ol a>-onltnaUon • Cut(, Blow Dry · Reg. $15° 0 • 1/2 Price $7.50 • Wash'n· Wear Perm · Reg. $4.5 ° 0 • 'h Price $22.50 • Henna . Reg. $30° 0 • 'h Price $15.00 1~1 ""'"''"""1'· 634-4111 "For Gals and Guys " rrequonc ~tuorblins. lurch'"!! f!illl u.- drowtlnt» ~ ~tO-· add clothe> &Ad ohut all lhe -~ ..,..., q c:utra. and .dppen-tO nodu<:e heao "*· . · 10 n~ the wind chiU l1<10r when you ~n 1o lP autlide. 11 IS mph wind hu ohlt ..,,.., .rfoct u klwl!l'lnl lhe ,_,....,.., almoot 30 de~ UM the followlntl chin"' clelerml"" wind chlll by OolC!InS the po1n1 ~ 1/la olt leflll"toiUre and. "'inc! •peed . . -. l,..e.amlf\8 how 1u drett ror the nutdotws will n..U: wln,er wfor and mof"fj oomlonablo, .,..., If ynu pntfu 11 from the Inside ID<Iklnf! ou1. • FOR - U.B., Buff. SlAte. Dum.m, Erie Commun/IJI and c.t!lstu.s College students u>llh /.D. On/JIU ~------ OOODUf1TILJAN. 15, '8/ ~---------------------------~----~ �Skiing: pow,nHillin Western New Yojk Alpine....,.. a_..,. .-1 ....-c:ile. .-uns d ptlinS ploncy o( new and dlfr.,..,.,, -'"• c1oo1r1s odlooiJooU rcw a clay, or limply a chance 10 pt OUI Into lhe poeat ~ OUiflocn. w....., New Yorlt area dren a ~ -'*" _,w and dlff- - . Hon .,. _dour~~ ! nriii.Y d ~ o pl.- -10 lid Md! with to ll>e ....,., • l. ~ cre.t llaocl. Weot o(Y-.fn$U&·~- • 0011)1 1100 ¥Of1JcaJ ,..... twelw o1oJ- and tnlll, one cbalrtit, tWo outf- llfto. ""' two IOW1. Snow· maldtlc. .,_ country lr.U., and a free bobyoltiJntoorvlco for chlldron OYOr on.-year old. IMICih>. Rentals. WIOporallono: Illy-n...-Sun.; Nilfw-Oaily I!Meo: SJO.OO a.8Rl8TOI. IIIOUNTAIN w.-- Canand all\61. Ne w_ • Yor.._ 1711137.:&611 orr.... 1oso ..,r11a&l reoc. twelve .Jopet and tnlll. row- chain, and two 111\a. Snow· ~ _leooona. rental~. babylfltJns. and owemlgllt umpl.,.. Nallonol Stanclan:l SlcJ Racol INASTA IU • ..., open 1D IIden of alllfJOO.andablliUeo. l.lft O peraUona: Day- Dally. Nisiii-O&lly Elllcottvwe 17161 699-2.3ol5. orron 760 .-ertaJ roe~ . 31...,.,.. and trallt, wilb lbn!e c:Nin. IWO 111\a, and two ,_,_ '""''"~ "'-'"' ~ akl tnlll renGio. baby-littms and ~ W.,.._IWa. SU.SO 3. ax::xA.IGM!I: o(f Kn. 60. Slnda.,._.. l716lU7·3Z%3. Offen • 30 .....uc.J root with eJev.n olopet and tnllJ, IWO cbain, SnowmUI"" - .. e:ro.e-counuy akl trailst renaata. and and one llrt , umpil1& U fl Operation•· Day-Dally. NiJihr- Wed·S<InWiledond IIlii..: $13.00 5. KI881NG IIRJDGI!: Rio. 100. 0\~1 e&lllpin&" HASTAll 'raCM an• a va il able every. Sunday • flemoon. LUt Op,.ra\ion• Day-D1l!y. (';len wood, 1\<dflt-O.Uy. \\..Mtond ..._,,,..$11 M 4. IIOUOA \ " A.LoLrl lito. 119 alopn and lr1il>. Sno" maM"" New Vor .. 11161S91-4!1G3. fUt S$0 \'f!-l1.k:al feet Wllh Z-6 ~~ ~m1ry g-t , ,.aili. n-ftlala. -~ •rei .,..,.,,.,j(h• campi"' Lift Operaliono: Day-Dally, Nqlw-n.~Jy. arc! tnJia with ooe c:Nlr, and lwo ..._.. and liiU. Snow·mak.int.....,..._ W"'*- l!lllet: Sl3 00 e.-,_ 'N P BAJCl Oymet-. New vn. Men aoo ...nical roe~ , 16 olopet a.nd traila. two chain and lour un. Snow ·m•ki ns, ten ons. cr ou ooun1ry lnoil• and rentals, NA6TAR HliCOI U h Openuon t: 06:y-O all y~ M&/11-Daily. \Voo\rnd l!lltK $ 13..0 T. S KI WING HOU.O!"tt.roal&l llc»d. AiloJw>v H"' o t3 ""''tic:al ,.,.,, n o~opn . Uh Oper ~ Ilona O• y-D.uly. -M<Ir>SaL Weeltendl!llteo: S IZ OO II.-40IUI:IIX PIIAX: Rle. 110 ooulh oiConland. Offen 1100 venlcal loot. wtth Z3 alopel and 1rius. fi ye and lh,..., lift>. S...Ow-malt.ins. • ...,.. mur11ry lr.tib. rentalt. blby&iu ~ • nd lo¥<>,., eN..,... Ufl Opt:n llon• Ni!J!r-Mon ·5-11 O•J - OaUy , Week""". & lOO'JI 3 UO &. 8WA.IN: Rift. 008, S.. aon Ka• 660 Yertlc:aJ roe~. z.o a1opco aod lnila, with 1 c:halr 1rt dvlrlih wt1ido - . rour ~- arc! four lilts. Snow-makJnc. .....,. CX>Unlt)'troila. ........... ~ babyoitlinSUft Opentlono: Oaf - Dally. foltlv- Mon.·S.I. Weeltend l!llleo; SI Z..OO 10 . T A.MA_R A<*, R.1.DGB: RrJU11"' 2AO. Eu1 Aurora a90 ...,...,.., reo~. IZ alopcs. one .......,..,.,.,__ ch air and 1-bar. Leuons., bil>)'litlin(l. and a ...... c:haleL Ufl Oporatlona: Oily -Wed. and W<dc:nd l!li- SIOOO UNIVERSITY OUTFITTERS At Holiday Valley - the campus x·c ski shop in Wilkeson we'D give you a run for your·money. ·-.· I' I In fact., we' ll give y ou 31 slope$ and trails 1n all, on & 750ft. v~ We're the O!t'I!JIIOrt 1n • Weatern.BeW Yol'Jr. 8kl the ValJSy and you'll aJD the oh.aUenglng Yodeler and ll&p)eleaf, the mDe long M.ard1 Oru. and beaut1ful ~- Tba'e'e eo~ for 8ftrY 8)1et-, on \he slopes, and IIUiV ~ &ttN.oUYe bull lOd&mdaUcioua-tood and drink. or brtnC your awn plahtc. And stiCk a.round on weeltendJr for OUI' flw lJft ent.ert.t.lDmen\. • An4 wheriJOU''ft h&d your full of elt.Ung, Yenturetnto the ~ VWJaet o1 EllJootMlle rar d.tni~JC, ·~and wght.U!e. most-excwnc we...,. - ·for "'*or Pozo • ~~& wtnt.ar. n·athe more D'lOUDCaln for ,.aUr"lnOQIIY. JlilltlltJJIIlfg 1M CNiflllen has daily :rc< podu1ges for SJ.OO plus deposit. Wetlftnd Clnd ~~~eeld!l rentols ouolloble. The equipment con be used off compus or on our own. ex· ponded on <ompus trolls. X.C slti -parf!l r~liotts are 110111 being tolten for on-campus IJI'OIIPS of IS or IIIOI't ptrsoM. Portia in· dude hot ch«o4ote. chftse, fruit, UJOI'IIIIng flrt and equipment. Wt. are open fOCI! s~l do!l ~ .2:00pm unlll 6:00 p111. Call 636·2 I 31 for more ln(onltatioft, Unluerlily 10 Is required to rem equipment. Ski l engths · 180 em to l iS CIJI WOIIIeftS S to - " ' 13 Pole lenatfts · llO t ill to ISS em SfiM Siza · Bllilla&h1De. W.Y. -14731 • • 716/--~) • '1lllleue-IM4(U1 cape) TEAM RENA ACCEPTS LEGmMAn CHALLENGES �in Western New York X-C'ing TileAD)' ol.........,..nuy ~ ,. ~nlable. . an 1-tQitled ttro1J CWI>Idoe your bocltdoor, ltl • Dt) put .,.. lh"""" • WOCJd<od ~· awa1 from tht t r-owd$ •nd macl'uner') tlnd r..penar.t or ,:.., """p downhW aat.1"'llt II l It ~~ 0\IIU~ wi1J1 I Uf rrlt!ndl on I m•rkod 1ra~ Wllh lunc:h alo116 <ho w•y WI the eAcitftmetnl o( raoing or <he •<Mm<u"' o( CI"''UQ>l.tntry • .._,._ duwnhUII116 on WhAifH er QOun'\ry yWJ tt..,Yie, c rou tkttns •• fWl , chup '&"'''"' nerctoc and • bAck 10 . N&<ure" oq1vi\1 U.tod below •re pi-. 10 akJ around Aull&to Loc.tllooo and detcrijKION arr ~~~'"' I . HU04..,. c::.-11 p...................... o(f Cmledlno ond Hunt.en Cn!ri.lloAda W.U.. ThrN 10 S , _ ol mori.ed I1'0ib Onr ro~ hlll otne""'" '"t.rA8"•..-ntn Oulhouoe :a. Pranklln Cu lr Par4t--oocT&OCI' un LA.rkon Road and School S.J"'H'' f&o-Nprtl1 CoU1ru (Owtllilw!. 3. Be•••n Cree.,_ Park-ParkJ•r fto.\d (;brctl('t, f1at .and windy •.aoeton Couat)' Por-e•• .._..,_.,_ lload.lk••""" a.lerdlnla CcJ uut.r a - v.-nonh ....., o1 f'o~t c..r- lload ,..or w.,..... Gull flood. Sordmia Sh ..a...ol~nriod ••~• beJiMN tQ •<hanc:ed f~iel 5 WUlhjhoA e .CheeiiUU RJIII6e ~-• ~77 o..t>or.t Pori. r-.... - ol ~ !rollA le&Uft8 all o&lnioo aJln& •~lowed on wnp.owod roo4uJoo H..lod culno """'"refreohMOn11 .,.., oold. ~-kPar4t-f-e IIOocl o(( ~.-· Concord Tllree mile> ol <4A1 10 • ..,... mari.od lraUa.. Wannln& hut, outhou;ae 8. - . . , . Park- tme<y llb;od, Avror• Thrt!'t to .S mite. ol trelb e~ <o dilllcul1 ""'""' t>lla He•IP<I "'~ ,..111\.bolhmom. lf.- f"rn~t• d,..,.,- AJiau"'ll I~ C7! 606~J !:l.l i wloh""" hltl 10. Como Ploi"'I- IIQ\.•'1\ llooll LtllCfSlt:r P1.1t and ~nudt-d S mJie• of nurked trad.t. lt.. Alpine- Recreation kuu!.~ AI"'Ea- Rouu• Z-40, We•t fall•. rour1.w.n mile• of 1r•il• whh madlinoe-.et tria. ... .I00\&.1hhl« ror .....-y ktnd or ·~··· ~ ...ut..~ refrertunenu 5k t Ienon• •nd r..,_ t7 •6166l· t400 Cold en ·,Langlouf ..-...u.--o.n.er lluod. Hollond 5I.\ ......w. T'rati 12 . of lnill W<lh ~... lrackl ~ ll\llructlon Sill rentals 11.od_...th TnU Ire t716l!UJ.Qi7S 13. Nor l'tn 81d 8dlool OeD:w•r-r: P~rk Bult.alo -.a.tr tht Autralo Zoo, e ..,._., I ' ml~ loop - · ""' 6"lr COW'>O lllllt lroel n<:ll lhe Pm.ido ,Loc!A• Wllh •••Y tr• rtlClder.th. ~l··~ Reol•t· ~nd IBUOna J,Vd.olt\k' t~ We..krt\d&- rr "n •ho lodj;e 14 . Let c hworth SlaH,, Pe(k - Hvutr. 408 Nunda SnowmobHea art'! bantlt:d lfl tht' :KJulhm-n~ of the p~rl. 15. AllqJM"ty St•ttr Pa,-4(- ue.u Sf~~ mana. 16. Lake p ..... _ ,,....,.. Mount•tn 1\oad ~~ Th~ m.loo or ~y to t.li mriod l ro;h Windy W~hul 17. C o c:kall" e 8k l Ctootk Se\.... ... ,., .u--a-.r mllee ol ~ trello. VOI'lo\)' ol 1erro.n r~ fTom opon fidel. 10 wouded , . . t..odF _ Preat "'--'""'"">' • •· Happy 21. t.tat. "n Peak Ski A~·-4Jt f ,44,; !1vn•-r- t;-16J s..;;....,.122.; 22. 1'amiraca. Rlrt1c :; t.l Atoea-Routt- ! .tt,, ;-..,"'' 1-\ u.m r.a Ahuut thn!'t •••If,.., o( ' u d.. ,,.1 ,,..a,l through wouc:k"tl tur~m ~-"'lth Rental• . a:.. \\'am\nl~ hut Weona CA'mptt-h;ur ntll,...,. we.-~1 ot \t'ana~ T\"cnty n-tlk:., ol traiiJ n\atntcun tw thn YMC'A 'NH f~ Dor)lliO(h ~aivr'CJOatHd l..tKifr.u tor rerw. Reruat. oind irltlt l.Jr.llon h., tnt~.rnt 24. 8•• ~ Nlke Ped<- WI\iteh•..., Road L r ond <.land 26 . Gona ervatlon TraU- bet"""' Womer Hdl Road Souoh .and .,..,;;.,, so.,... ""* Holonoi 28. BIIJbteen Mile Creek Parii-Soulh Creel and t..o..., ,_ ~ HAmburg PnrNitW' ttf'T;un O.lfiCtoh-. "' 21 . T llft f• r m Mntal• CalJ'n t)ll1 drtn~t. ava:Uahltt 28. Be•\>ef' ' laland Sta te Ploi"'I- Ltond blond 1..1"8" open are. wish one tiiJI. M> mal"ked tnU• W tndtt 8kI Area- All',.I. :10 . Holiday Valley 8k l Area-Route ·219. Elllcouvlllo ''""' mit... of trails for •he bofi•MifllC <u for lna tftl~ile. Gulf Parlt - w~ , , Wllderne•• h t: l ~ on The ~'7 . Trait- - Cllriton IIIU Multiple Uoe Area - 1hrH" mtln north of \\ars~"' S1n~~• . 0Yerfand 11t't\\t.•~n Routt IISO, ne.arMtt,uvU:e, and Moute 4 13. Pan.tll'\ol, 3f". J:t e•ervolr S tar..e P ;rr•k- IA"t.)ton. 38. Jo•~ph 0Hia S tate Pa,..- bm.w«-n You.ngt.lown ~nd l"""'i~ton f'Orl Nia gara Stat e. •1. ,,."111"11 f1o1! Manap-ate.n• Wildlife Kre.a- north of 8~ ........... <011. fl.ell'-"'ke Hlli-At~y luuul) twl" ef!o N und.a • nd L)an.,\11U.. 49, 'I'M abartdoned Peanut 1,1,... r~~llroecl riiJh • of wat br:twf:!len 1'twMit Roe.d a_n d N......... P.t.. Boulev...... -..b or Wa.... Ro.d, Am'-"•· so. Am-.,er,• • Cem pu •- t..ct c: h~ o rth ~ooda ,..: Budcbora J.olfnd "'-'" ~ bland flat. windy Par4t- VCJUniPCnwn P::.;_,:;;:::e o Hill 81\(1 .......... '"" F..ll-1 l.oniple> -..r ..,_ , _u . _PlllllliP" AIInid Creek !ll e1e - o b .. Ellcall Sl . P erm Blqde .,-11 HI.._ -.crand lllond 31 . llieyd. path ....... 311. a. rp canal~ond­ as. Valley Rom~ ; ,. ~ort.h •~ WOOI;k<d 40. 22. A.k .._ Pde P -- Akmn 81< 1 W-'e<f with hilb "'"•e Rdu,p-oft ,,3e. .... Lodo.J""' N at ure pre•erve- -fuhrman n Klv tl Buffalo Nor) mar·kHCS trAil,.. eJ.J}' .'l~llng. \Vtnd,v ~_.,¥-'.tlOO tnd Q , ... n-ail l<oada. Ainhenr leo. 17161Zt7·SZU a& . t u .IU nntq.of Matt' lut· .uHS ~""'t na.-..h 8 . S1n'W1 toteaclow C:lni~ on<l A,, II! ReNd~ t:.&m.i (.)pM wr.omd\...are• 8Ya•so la S I.. U I Park- Evllllll. Open .and windy :14. late VIe w Par k - 1 no.wwilnd• N'"o "'"'ri..OO .......,. 3<!. lle""cr - w·WIIdllle s.~-e.ll&raupo O>unl~ 44. IOU'Ihu_.. of Game Man a tcement Ar e a , WolcoiUYlUO' aocl tbt: Oak o..:bard """'· O.kllekl-fla< • ~ s .. tn•a.. Cfcy d 1r.oa Mollenpon H'lfi)IWI) .,.... - rrooa ~ ~~ compio\ loy okiin& under <hot .,...,.... 111111' , _ . ~~ Cra& ....,_ Woocle<l - ...,.wbore J:t , T on awanda IMI'~t'd CoU«<I~"ffl' u. a......... llooaal.; - Towpedt_.....,. _, Cupon .and l..od<.port._ 44 . Deer- l.l c.lr. Na t ure Town or Penla. IA>wl .nda miles ot ePm &bePe"'i •now lrim•ll e rt!:a un6hnvded Mtkl·w&J\.•. porktf\8 btl p•rka,, •""""'"Pib an IIAPPY SI;IINt;'~ Schussmeisters Ski Club, Inc. presents Ski .iuee mountams from your doorstep Jan. J.S. 1981 Copper Mountain Keystone Arapahoe Basin Breckenridge Jan. 3·10. 1981 Trip mcfudes: Tr~nspom11on from &!fiBio to TOfOIItO ROIJIJd trip 8irl1r1 TDIOflfiJ to Oenret AI trMSfiiS 7 ttigllts ~ in ~ontlomiPiums at b8s8 of CoppK Motllt#<ll 4 Nrr ttt tickm opt/IJDII 2 utf8 rMys uiing .,l'lhetr & htiictJptet sJ/itlg '' MJBSirl Wlllt & cheese /Wfr btforr trip. Trip indillies: 5 days skiing-M1donn11 Mountmn. Stetliflg Moont1in. M(Jrf6 Mo111tlin 5 nights lodging in CfJ(I(/(Jminlums in the village fb;Jss of slopes/ Rwnd trip c01cil trMtspomtion ,.;,., & dwS6 /ll(ty Sti Mlt:IIMics Wflfks/rop NASTM,_ $199." quad $214.00 double $475.11 The skiers mountain Feb. 13·16, 1981 (President's weekend) Jan. 4-9, 1981 Trip includBs: 5 days sking.fttt. lbnsfiMI & SptiiC8 Pe~k_ 5 nigllts I«JgW!g-SntJwdnh Mote/·3 !Tiles ftrJITI slopes llblmd tJi1 ctmh tr8Mp0111fRJn Tmnptlliln (D 8fH Uiy rrile & rM$1 tldl , , , _ Sb M«INinict WOfk.s/lop $173.00 quad $181 .00 triple $202.00 double Trip incl«ks: 3 d1ys ~ing /Sit., SIJn. Mon./ 3 mgflts /odging·Highla!NW More(. 20 minutes from ares ContiMnrll i1t'Nkf1Sf dMiy lnutrd /rip eo«lt tfl/JSpOfllt/011 _ TnNirporll/ion to lfU dliy Nsriy nightspots Ski Mec/lllnics W()fk$hop For the winter of your fife! . fo< mora rntonnalion & reservatioos come 1o Room 7. SOtllle Hall 83 1·359t $125. 0 ' quad $127. 00 triple $130.00 double �-l Ski ·aaays OrnightsaL KiSsing BridQe' foronly.$45!" X-C skiing · on campus Save up ~o $60 off the regular price. Ski any eight non-holiday we&~days, Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m .. or Sunday thtu Thursday nightS p.m.10;30 p.m .. tor only S45'a t Kissing book 'of eight Bridge. With your coupons you choose the day or night you want to skil And remember, Kissing Bridge Is only a short 45 minute drive from Bullalo. For complete details see your campus aid club or call Kissing Bridge at 592_.983 and aslc lor the Ski 5<:Qool. by ' l>usty' Mille r ~,.,.,#Mit ,,..,,.,,1111" (;lido gemly lhi'OUgh •.1 ~~DdO o( htiiUII'UUd II'X'>. ~o·aclo<:C ~lin~ .ut<l kiclhlg wchtllqu~ hfiil>"ll• prcl>ol't!d u·nck•· dc\'elo~ your ''"" 11hfll slills ou a &;•Hie •fofll!.- ln •hoo•l c•~o·icJKJC the joy• ul t'f'O~ wunlry h\.ung lhi.- winlct·. l11is y~r a~ Ue\C-r before lhl!!t •·~hiktradng cApcrient..-u un he ,\'OUI"¥. ca.ily. quickly and .-a ttlf'\ IMH\~.h ely __ ,,____, itniNihl llw UHh4'1'$.ily h.u 0\~r fuur milt·~ or mar~ed ancJ prt·~)..1t"t.."tl wuntrv ~u 1r11U" t h8C u·a•l_,. t~ol~r• Irunt lhc suutli;.nd \\·bl t J'U.:.~a " - or ,..., tJilL'OII Umople• "'' I he Aonhcr!ol Olml"" ·n.e >Oulh llolll •t.l"l> 111'11" the Audubon lligll\' •> JJ>tl l''""'llels lh~ I.aLe 1..1!'\.illlt• I 1I1M!» CoUf")t' rur 0\,('1' h\1J IUI\c:oo Rt"flM.-"11\hl"r (U l'eiUO\"' ... ~'UUI''-Us \\ht.."ll CfU»II"' the ru.td llw \\t~t'lla lr'~Ul~ lx.•gi.tt Oil the Jlhl<1iC l'lel<b .md \\hod lhruccjlh lA·t~lmuolh \\ood> and aluoo,; lti.z.t!J t'n'l't. liteM! arouls are nunut~ uw11v hv111 dorm roums. lna~ jlrup> and l"'rkooglot. I he tr.ub """ lu gel lu ond thco-.· b 110 l ' llOI'l(e rot \PoiUI( thcOI •·••>' l l ufvei~U\ Oulfincn I.a. luc-.lt..od on Ihe hr,a flour uf the: \\'iJio.cWt1 Ctu.Jdrau~J~ tenter 1ht'UY8h lhc tu.u.c·l d~r1. I he Ottlnuc~ ha~ ..t t:omplete fine ur hght lOuring Cf'\bl; lXIUillf"Y :tWJ pob ;md lthOC) The CI"'S$-oCUUnH·~ equ•vnumt ls .JtailaiJkJ to studcnl. faculty und >I art 111 OOIIIf>lclc ~·cl;cg~ onl,' lor S3 00 per tloy plus deposit. \ 'uu muit ,.e curronl. \'Ilk! Un1vcrscly 1.1> "'""' ., "" Oulfill~··· "' open each tloy from Z:UO p.m . until 6:00 v.no. Wcoekend ond weckJonl( r•ont al"i .11~ :wiallablt:. Nuw thi.; y~ilr is a ctvaa country ski I'""'.V c•t~r<.'<l by the Out011L''8 rur c•nopus grou~ uilhlf the o:umpus u·olb. 'I he llilt1y lnulud<!• to"O:<$·COUIIII',V 'l'Jllipnmnl. r•• ~,warmin'*' nt'U. cht...'CSU. ff'uit, (::l'aCkt!l'l ;111cl hul thot:of:iltC for $5.00 .,c•· penon. '1 he mlnltuum (i(ruup fs 15 pur·wns. minimum ts SOUnd 1~1''\'alkJtb tHUSl ~ madu two Wt..'Clk5 in utlvonoo. 'J hu ~rtie5 c.•n bo reliCrvod for. either Saturtla.v ur SOoKioy from 9:00 o.m. until noon or Z:OO p.m. unlll 5:00 J.Uu. t'ut• mon! information cont.tcl us at 636·2 131. Whether you own you•· own ..quipn1on1 or not the Uutfiuers Is lhe pl.ce (or you 10 violt . We post the la1011 Xo(: ski club infonnollon. conduct ellnlc• In the care of equipmCI)I iltKl waxing or skit pllN u an lnfocmotlon 114!rviice. t:ome dawn and visit us. we enjoy what we do. If you join us you can find out why. . Incl..... ·~~~~~auor•s • s Day Utt Tidlets • • Full BrelldiiS&s. • Fulf Dinner&" • AI IDea. Services Ahv .-.,..., Httn..., to . . . tic ~.m.. ... _,...., liMn ill , . , J • .....,.., lift., tiM M..tihl & AUtoric R.,a.tt ... ;. Bat A.n... Roycroft baa • s. 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A~ SU ScNol • 100 Sutf lftiiJVCIOn •~Atft$t<r'II !Qn c-..... •£QUIIP,.._RWtUI6 ~ Rt. 16, Del•vaa, N.Y. · ~"' Sf'ntOt c.t....... f f"W'ftddy ..cl , ... .,.._.."' •S..... t• l . .. · ~lOUfi!P\ P\c....c::A,... • $(Me... GtOIItJ ""'~' fOtSbftt aM$oc:Mti1Z""t • Wtt..nt Stoo A • Shot~ ROBERT D. SHERET- (716) 496-5510 Moonlighl Wine and Chea<e TOIKS (IIOUnll and w~ C111C1i1ab1e o/16 lour) S(uen ot ERIE COUNTY FOREST )'RESERVE. SKI EQUIPMENT SALES RENTALS- LESSONS Operating Houn : Bristol Mountain 9:00 a.m , . 10: 30 p.m. 9. 00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. At. 64, C.nand.....,, N.Y. 14424 ~r Snow Pllona~J16137~21 : 716/271 ·5000 Phone 716/3~4-6331 _Mondav•S.turdav 511""-Y BRISTOL. A MONUMENTAL HAPPENING. �! Picking a sRipad: tips on roommate hunting ~ Pldr:lnl a llkl PM bJ .hit Blumanlald ., ,.,.....rtl-.-...y$A/A...- \W. ~ ~ ...... i ~ ~ l\..., if you llw!. 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Underwear, Wa~Ce$ and otm ~ I IM• ._...,..,,....,..._.,'-''"' ,. ~~~' " a.Jw•t ..Wit• 285 Parulde A.,..ue $199195 EXTRA! II $Kl800T PRICE $75.00 w/ 810 PACKAGES NOW !39.95 o iWC>U Sill BOOT �Rocky Chlldr.n'l polka ... . --o.c ~ 1~1 1moo S$t" ~~~CIOOI't I'Otalo ~ IW OCIIIi* 1~00 $36.00 ,_ ~l-·OCII:IIIl ,, N,Ocn<rO~Hofl·• -~ ·1 (CXUI"''. . .,_ , , . , . , ...... 1 ' . , I-1GJ - eo.......-. f*MOI .. , 7t SanfloleliQo....._.._OOCIII Europa by GaH- Adult Parkas Co<liOVor~ Sole $69.11 S~O$ • $»" .. __ --_ i>ccoAcoii'IIM --10~00 $U" - - -- , . . . S.1) ............,.,... ,_,,-4) POLES -.-. OioO -CC - -- ---- VESTS Ncnollo 5~ ; .-. tiOC* ,.,.:"~~ AlPINE ~~,:00§:.~2~ f -..oii.CIOCIJJ'Cio .. ...... ~~ .,.bCIICiftn •• caoss- JC Killv-.'>>ell ~..,.,. ~ 5.JO 00 SOle $1-Lal COUNTRY SXI PACKAGES ;oo.~...,..aown ­ ~ 5COOO Sole $61.11 Mln\0"0 ~\ ____ t I j~ Ali'INf Kt PACICAGU I BIBS FAMOUS NAMf IllS· 30" Off II I'UIIwe"""""" G . HOCUibt>o - . ,~ . . ~ ~ Gt D~JG~. 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MC(I.Qf f'fiCt ••• •• VOU MYI OV(J $W, 0011 c-..·- ~rooVw -. ...C ~()Ol'llln GLOVES AND MITTENS 11 -· .:O""'tCJOwo-rt'll~ 01.11\ ~~ltoQII~-ociiJitt t:Citf'Ot~"•!'l ! . oo./11 ~~'~ jl1':.:: flloo ~~~ 14000 S2400 SolO I"" t t),OO , ... ·~... topno.<OJt_...,. _soo_._s_"·-· ·---"'_s_•'IO_oo_· MISCELLANEOUS WARM WINTER Ned< gciiOrl TURTLENECKS G<ev wool rooo soctc> $1~ 00 .~ ICIIIIIII'Iet1.011'10 .... 00dl Wit .... . . . ~CifiKIIIICICie~ . . . t/1'ff1/1'41COI' J C KflvO<MtuoiS $01.$&966 Vai-IOS4()4 00 $3.25 $UO ~ ' - "110g11'v..oo I _....,llleQ s •o~ Sole$9.11 Girls Peg Sl5 ~ 5os. $UI GICMI or soc• tnermol "'*> Reg S.O 50 Sa.. $3.U C8 Spor1$ Wool neD Sale $9.61 Reg s1200 .owh$¥ ...........'\10;1 . . . . .sKIS ~Omnlolar .... flloo 1'1$00 lc* twt .N ..._.... . ...~.. ---~ ,_ ~01-/ Reg 117500 HC!OQ. I<OnOO 1.22500 120000 = s 11&00 If S.tol""ClC"CIJt'l~·.,.,. Aller\ A 101)'10 C011Qno>Ciid CQIQr> ~, W.OoO"'"''M ... tielt!O.#~ ._,....,_ Metll $2250 ~·~2000 WOC*1en WOOl SIW1>· Menl &.\MlmenH28 SO t:::: ----S-U-IT_S_ _ _ _ Fomoua Home Portcas- 2510~0111 ~ s.l1» so.. 30 to so" 0111 ~ ~SIW1> "''flO - •nro~ IQ cf'ooCM io.o 8oolon frode<s WOOl SWOOIM $37.50 CoW\$ oc:1M WOOls'"'"'"" so.. $24.46 -soS6000 Fomou. Nome sl.o.-..eolM 11)(1) ~ CII'C'ft lii:JIOo. ·~~ ~IIICII~M ltt:ny happens once a year dnd It~ going on row ! Thousands d square feet filled with S1.CXXl.CXXl worth ond more of everything you need fo ski yCAJr best and keep· warm. too. rt you're golrg fo buy ski equipment or wcrm winter clo1hlng 1hls year. you don't want fo miSs 1his sale! WIIMMIIW.U • ~ ~ Plalio•634-1!160 MallerOlalge • Visa • Amerloan El!P(ess ~ mav VOIVIIOine llaml..._a/rdevetV lfam ln8YfKY llze Open 1~ Mon.-Fri., 9.S:30Sot. 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The PriiidaDt blamed the UoW l)att Of impkmc:nwion On tWO faoton. first, he Aid., the Malbcmatia Stills compoocnt wu continuouily dda.)'cd boalwc the plan wa "judced to b< ~y" unaoc:cpllbk to bo<h Division or Und.....,aduate Dee.Joho Pendolto and Daln of Natural Sciences and Mathematlc:s Duwayne Anderson. F....., Oospiu the rwwclhrtt! or budaet culS r,.,., Alb&oy. UB WID b< ablcJO maintain ils ~- tllo< top cdllelltioml fnslitutlocu in the eounU"y. University Presid<tu Robcn L. ~ter ....ned in his Annwol rqx>n to tllo< Unl...-sily, t.bc Council and SUNY Bootd of TtiiStces. Ketter'& 11·1'11• document. roleucd lut wed:,......,.,. the sdtool ·durillathc past year. nocina both Its P«>cr<a and the financial corutrainu !hot have hindcnd it. 1'akl.oa a &cnc:rally ~tem..... upbeat tone. tllo< rqx>n prccfu:u that the Unlwn!ty WID tD.lk<: The Olb<r key wu the F..Wty Senate. Whidl, Knrcr tllo< aacrillou caJicd for Ia the futllrc and ...W lcaro to aet by insllted,ataned tbt pro~ram writhoul knowlna tbt .... lcoo. ~ The body "oriPDaJbo adopted the GcDcral Lut ~ •'bm Qo...,., H"')t L. Qrey cboppcd S26.S Edl>CIIIion plan ~Wilbout a clear~ or iu ,._.... millioo from SUNY's op<nlina buc!aet. tllo< crrecu. K:tter impllcatJocu;• the Prtsidcnt COI1ducled. Fl....... apiD noccd. nwlcd thro"')t .,.,.,..._ Fil'll,thc Yariou> memben of cropped Up as Ketter aoted t1w the proaram mif)lt b< ac:aJcd the Ulllvcrsity commlllliry " uoic<ll" unc!eT ooc b&oocr and dowo due to ' t.bc " Wl«<UiDlies tbal cloud the c:cmina lobbied intensely cnouah to Jet the Lqlt;l&lurc 10 ovCT-rulc Cvey and ~O« moot of the (undtlll· Tumlna to the evalualiOn ttaal th&l to~red the <amptl$ WI fall. Ketter said he <hlll\led his Qpcn Hall ofllct llnl<lllf< In SpUll l"tSponsero the panel's contlll$lon that it roo1d bt m&tk more Jlut all Of this llllitY ,.... blackMcd by the lhreot of effocdve. When former Executive V><e Pruidcot Alben div~ amana the fac:ulty--a•oldcd only by the Somlt and thrn Vlce Presiclent for Academic: Affaln Rorutld Le&UWur.'s tU~cmtlon paekaae. Ketler said th&llhe budaet 8unn tesiloed at the end of the SP<in8, Kater saki thls quatioa illustr&lcd the pocenti.ol of a fX'IIIty tpllt between OpportUAity rtaJW:d. thoo< """' arauc for a Rna sqwatlon bet_, ldlolar md By dinuoadq Socrut •• old position md creotina o ,..,. admlr>lSUator and tboi< •'bo c!<sirc a coopenlivc ,.orkiQ& pog- V'o« Presi<!IILfa< Aca4emic Semca-...,.. lines of rdatlonJitip. authofily ""''OJd '!P'aarifocd Ia rdalon co tho Presiclent'• llceowc of tllo< impcndi11J cuu WI 'IQI , tllo< faculty Senate orr.... Alto. "the areot roductioo in the numba or unia vottd thl\ n s.houkl have aa adritory rok in &n)' propam rcponina to lllo< Ofli<:c of the PrtSiclent >hould free tht cuttina. whilr the faculty wtioo maintained that memben President from li>&DY day-to~y openlional matters md mould not have any pan m dirnln&lina poJitlom. Altho"~)~ permit &r<atrr attention to policy decisloM and wernal UB was ablr to dod&< the issue We year, Ketler stated th&l he a(fairs, •• Kcntt tommmted.. _ ls clearJy worried abow_ a repe&I - .. Ntvtrthcleas. h .seems tlrar thll durin& lh< comina det:&llr budJ«ary OJJ;ues may NociH>Ic<t rc>t<e f.c:ully to <hooso absoluldy bet ...., thooc ...... modrls ~ter also applauded himself for <hoosif11 Rob<n decade.·· or aov<man«:· he noced. Last JCat 's bvd&et aish aiJo kooetcd >Om< rallsm into the UB commWllty. Kater maintatocd.. A "posidvc" tiDd of " " -k tbaapy'' .,.. insti!Uled as all ICIClOn earaed t1w bvdaU cuu-. • ral-l>ililY. ""'iust <II\IIU lbraU. Rossb<ra to replace Bunn. " The new appointee." he declared, "bro"')tr mo<c &<lOCI will witb him 10 thll -ilion than onf in memory." This lhould ..S tilt former Eduatlorlal Sclldia DeaD, the Presidmt added, ~ it CO<DCS to bod.., llme. Aoolha a<pnu;atiooal ciuu>a< K:ttcr implo<malted fused the positiOns of Vic< l'reliclcnl fOt llcsean:lt and the reo or Gtaduue and Pror....,t Eduatioa into one pog. A .-.do was initialed for tbt- pOSitioa-<nlillcd V'rce Praodmt for Reocard! and Oraduatr Studies-and the Unnersily ruWJy came up ooltb Donald Renni<, ao ; . . - sde<tioa. These chanaa. Kettrr told tbt Counal and Trllllea, will help thr School not only orpoi.wjonally, bvt in otoo ways .. wrll. "They oontribwcd to a ...,.. or irudt•liorutl movement a.nd to an air or optimism and hope.-·he addtd. Ketter ended ltb disciWioo with a brict CJW1linatioa of students and lhe qll.llily Of lift OO<:lUDpUI, Attroctln& and rctainin&lludcnts will t.. a priority and 011-c&n~JIUI Hie will have tO I>< imP<OVed lO bdp tlUs. Ketta not<d. AtlrnlttiQa t1w t~~o< Scbool'• t>ureaocncy ··arcecu" . - . tile Presidmt said- billirla..., rqiolrMioo _ .... ftJ hdp"' eax t"- bonlals. orr Ita•• Engulfed in.budget cutbacks; English Department fights back Dlrcclor of Unda.,aduatc Studies Marc Wlohn .. ho will die sojd, "In 1111 penonaJ opinioo thls ckparunCII Altbool&h UB's En&lilb Oopanmenr has 10 for ablorbed all Imposed eu<I>Kts iD bodaa and ..rr. ""Y rcdu<tloru ;. reoowao WID ilr<v1lllbly ......, iasutmountablc tleeay io WhaJ wu once lb< U.lvcnitY's most Y>JOtOII$-. accorc!i111 10 itYaal bi&h leYd EnaJit1> racuky. ''We.'•c bad a number or toGel wtdth '*C h•~·t been abltto repliCf;' Eoaliih Oepanmrnt Chairman Josepl\ Pradln <XJ!)ained, ••trut rq>oru 011 the disastorowl aatt or monle in the ~t ha"" IIMft bc:c1l ~.'' Pradln's..,._,. isoot tO.,Il<h 011 thecr..X... or,... tocully pooidons btll ratber io bema alloftd to ~ fiCUIIy manbcn Wbo.,. citlxr rtrcd, reure or obtJb I Jl(llilloc>Uo- Wllvenily. Tbis UDI......tJ poliey on hlrina "is ltl1becd or for a dc!>attn><nt with oar rq><~Ulloo.' ' the Ollinnan rcmattcd. Bd-.> 19'71 and 19'74-wben Frodin wuoriPnaiJy awmu-thc &&Jlsh Otparnnent ooilld boast or 76 f..WtY memb<n. Althou&h this fiauno ...., no)Oiherc near the visionary nwub<r or lXI which oetmcd 11talnablt durin& the blah lfO"'h period of the 1~. the depanmtnl wu """"'*ely lta!fcd. At praa>t. tl>ttt .,., faculty. wiUcb js. " roduction of lO to 25 pcrca:s" aa:onli111 to fradin. The I~ - • period of almoR Wllimlted arowth, f'hldia .-lnulocd, but_•.,.,_"" -to~... QO.." The o..aJrmm rd......, that the deplruDcm wiD b< ollie 1D ...,.;..., an iu limited .-.-..-but Ollly ''II tbey perm~& ta to tccp our praau .-urccs aod rq>Wce wblll ft',.lool.'' EQ11bb ProfCSIOI' Howard Wolf."""' hu bc:c1l an ouupolrcn crklt or tbt admialstradon and lu politcy to*Vdt the Humanif,... qreed ,.jtb Ftadln tbat "&albh can't affOfd to Jooe &II)'On< else uolcoo they _,., tqllocod.'' and Wolf added. "witho<ll poople ~ ID bcllcK it hu be<DI•riou&IJ bUilnlll.'' ··w~ beyood tbo poilll or trococala, • II'C* r~qoo~Uoau,'' b t - . . ''the baa ""eaa c1o b tobtVctY.JI*L" WolfasailuiDedtbal.,..-fKUIIy will- bt ill lllc ~ il the sa - _..-lied - IDdttoed.,........., ..rua-. trmd 'Qto- faaliod<:-':- made by tbt ~ ill thrft 10 fout JC&tl if we are not allowed to tllo< pcopk,... ~. It will b< a lhatnbla." ~ ApportGlly the .,adll&lt >eaOt has been rdiU¥dy IUIICatl>cd the c;uu. Dirtc'IOI' of GrrdiWc Studies Jobn ~ incliQicd thll his depanmmt had suffered "only a 6ttk" over the past few years. DiJIIS adrnillled that be 'hu lost tour fKully tines this year. but Hnothlna 10 lpt:lk or prcvfow l0 lhiJ : • rrom Deotno<tlvt Much or the Enalish !Hpamnent's P<esent cooclitioa, aceonlln& LO Ftac!iJI, may b< lllribuled lO tbt strics piddiots cootainod Ia the Uoivrnlty's ~ year A.cadtmlc Plan lldopc.cd in 1971. DMiod by ronne< Vic< Prtsicknl of Aadcmic Alfaln RooaJd Burut, the plan- a blucpriol for the fUIIUC or the ed-'oftal proass .. U8 iA rcsponM to ant~ed bvdaU cuu ftom the Stale. "The Buna plan has been very deuroeti>< to the l:lwnaaities, .. Ftadin wetted. "It tics iudf completely to a11Udt:al klod of matter:· He uplaincd that thr BlinD Plan reduces the nurnba or fatuity in a d..,...unatt it the numb<J of lludcou cntoUcd in lu clas<sdedloes. How.,.rr. !radio bcb<V<Siftllo<fotuhy is roduoed ...- . wW be morelitey not 10 cuter the ~ CftOilrta a dowaward Jpira1 which con onty result ill tile clcpatttna1l's dc:mix. .. ~~....,.- b<as the bat thai {Buno) could clo sin<c the Ua!ocnlty wu il 111 tlllaDCiy difrraoll finriDc:illl poGiio8, •• Frwlia said. ''but it - a bad plan md t1w is now b<io& proVed ow." W'ocltcn COOC\IIJcd tlw lilt Bta~ 1'1111 has WOI'&<I>Od an alrc8dy troubled situatloa. the noted thai ..,.,. &spc<lJ or tho diroc:tlve are now out or dale. The WldctaradUIIe head a>Dcnded the plan had tOm< bmtlidal intct1tlons but tbat the implcJner>tatlon 001 adequatdy lnvatlp!cd. ''II rdlcd too m!ICII Otl,.&a . - and abeohxc mllhcmaticol oq,..loo.'' be Jll'l'ifiod. To r.,....u IIQ' mo<c reclooaloas in fiCUIIy. "We had to 10 ODd..& auolllr>cm.'' KCOniiQI to ~ ••Buna was the batd>cc mao for (Uaiw<nit} lloba1 1...) K<tur 10 deal with a siluadoo wb.icb doem't....., aiJt anymon:," Woll dedarcd. The P<Ofesoor ref<rTed to the . . - and UDexpcacd \ncr- in fr<>hrna:r CTtrollmentJ wbidl has put more P<W~.tn OD Enalish••RiJht now the l!naJllh Oepanmcnt has lll'd<hcd iu raoW"Ca to tbt ab:iotuJe llmit.'' ~M:Cordina to Wkkm. The only sol onion feasible thai he,... is to inc:rca>< the number or faculty and aJve area~ a support to t..china ...&staou. S.. lool II the Ualwniry adnsinutrauoa docs DOl alia 11.1 .,.._ policy Ia tl>< r- or ~ """ llllrCplcaisbal rxuky. thcD tb< ~ wW - 1 0 ---•- lftlide: Fim It wes lettuce P.l / 'Fosdrtotiort '-Pp. S~7/ Telephone toles- P. I 01 Bulls freeze Canisius- P. I 31 8eoclted- P. I .f �~ E..ttflish. ;-:--·- ~ . . . ........... ol ..,_ ..... -.poollloo- latiiiiiM ol dle a..M ~.. - . i Wldtlrt ..W.a.ll a ~wllltiDdoullcodly...._ ' "nne aa.t _ . 10 ......._ tk .-.bcr of g .......... o( . . . . . . in . . &.a. "Allor 2$ l ....... - .... M ...a bloc a lccun," ~ . . , . . . . _ ...... * '-IIY ... . - . tllioY." l'rdll said. l*p .......,. lila •...., _ , a.t the 100 r.... bot 111a1 111e Tbc Gpljos- • ....,.. or •t>dtnu will 1101 wlf<r .,, 16. -~ 10 ........... . ....... the _..... limll 11 22. The 2.5 .,..... 111e ~ ......, o1 . . . - . . . daa M UB Ia • for t b e - _........ .... ·~" faaollJiD etlrlilloa 10 ...... effec~M Dod or......,., .. Fnodia rUod. ~ cus-..lllo .,_,.. ..,..oftht Ellllilb - l:lirea« D i r t p - - the-~ bel Oepanmet is~ JOOCI. ,:; aloo &*-" ia tile "lioct ~ b'tc ....... Witten ~ lllo aplill iD monic 10 a "!lumber lltlrleou 10 tacit." or IIKkY ud ~ lblap COIIIIDI ia." tk alto ~ The~..._ no. 1010 t» CIOfiiSIIOCilio ...w.. 111a ~ wh<D a · ....,_ • tbe 100 .,. Dl ....,. be aun'booled Ia rocea a flllldaa. portiO tbe ....tJ 1111'1 MDtod llalic WrillllaSUit ICJt ''11st .,..,-.. of monJc rroai !be calliaa takm by fnlltttDm dllriat- oricsadoa. block offaadlyir>Arbud L«tm. the H.....ata..t " Ia the - ...... 1M -...1M INIIble will .. l!allloll ... Pradift -......s. The CbainDIIo edloclll tbo ·~." QplaiDod 'WII:brt. The C:O.Diter:IOr oor.t IIIII bdlds or _ , . or his collapcs who dU "a lot of the ..._... 'lOtiO ... aow reqoolrod to talte a ieldlr:clu:al UJe in the dqlartmcm." Elllliol> Prof.... campooitioa ..,.. ,.;u diiDIIobb Ill aWilb« and thll Clrl 0eu1s said thll ''more ad more or tbe .....,., ju r . - will- be ta1t111t tbe eowsa. orellllDJtiaa the~ YIIM·" Wlr:bn oloo hart kiad wonto ror tbe "'fitll\1 UJIIs However, tbe little oet the fllt1tlly bas c:re8lod a whlcll be baa .nooaod to "very · ~of"yoantblood"illthe~ "UIIItst poskM!y." He dc:dand. ''Siurleds ore happy b<ll\1 aomc iowa IC8dlcn ore bind - will bctomc a pla&:od iDa dell that II oot b<rloalh thdt abUida.." rlcpan-, wllhoot.. _lialiOtlltdaliocuothellkof Fradin hailant to evaluate the new lest but "mot! Amcrlcu oaluarc, .. Wolf, who aotod thai of the lips iodicale th11 it has -tod wdl." only one member or the facultY is pot tmurod. 1ft the One ncpthle~ orthcernphasll on eomposltloa IUIIOyean, t~uru.c:nurod taodltrsbavcbmlbirod but COliiiCS II o-...,. roducdon In tho number or 300 nine carne In 1971 and 1974, wbilt onlY ooc has b<ell and <4110 level councs and pWUII< orftril\&S due to the ltfrod In-the lut sixyta~S. . ......t.. i· •.....,. .._.per - ._.._..,....Is J ...,.. ....,. .....,.. • Jilllo Ia EatJbb ...,P 1••' ~ - ......,._Ilia._...or en--. .--c. J r...arr- is........_ "'*""-' - eaudoood ~ Academic Clubs r------.. New wave coasts in Learn The World Qf Meeting PROFESSIONA Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1980 ~ORDING at 4:30 p.m . in room 233 Squire. SELECT SOUND 2 4 TRACK S TUDIO 873 -2 7 17 All clubs must be represented. We wiU discuss "Acad.emic Week." * Please check your m ailboxes . for urgent messages. the old mainstream by AJIIIIIO!soa J';>«t""" S;ll/f W;it<r IJI the tranlition from the 19'101 Into the 1910l, th<r< hne bml some c:f1anaa In the musk tea~<. Sl><dllcally, the upens say, diseo is ow. and I'O(k (J>attlaalalty New Wa¥C)Is lund h<r< to 11ay. Punk is oo loaa<r such ~========~ a dirty WO«<, and "N.,.. Wave" bas b<ell on ev<rybod)''• lips. "New Wa¥C," as h Jtands today. 1\a be<ome nothiaa more than a ..... IMe . . . . mort<tlaa <~Me<. "Nt,. Wave" diseoa ha¥C b<ell opriQiiD& up all o•er the i t . A". country ror quituome time. pulsau"' to thuouncls or Bloftdio, tile 11-Sl'o. 47 the Pr<lmdcn, Pll Bcnctor, 0..0. ac. You wiD fmd "New Wavt" SIIOIS _...ao a "'pplcma>U 1o ameraJ int<m~JMpZ~ncs, and "New Wave" doches in all SitOIS DftD cbk bollllqua. Tbls complete "Nco> Wavt" pher>om...on has sprcad by _ , . or ..,. 0....,. a & - , -....is, frOGI CIOB'Io 1ft t.4MllaltM, out wo the~ ' - " " . . , _Now the public II~ the po-·pop foetor ''New Wave.'' It Is 417 i t - . AYe. thelideof " NewWI't" thll docul't •and ror(or IIPltui)IDYI~II all. This side or .. New Wa¥C" atands for valua diamctric:81ly oppoocd 10 ..bat At ~ Pl... "Nni Wa-." in iu primal ronn was an •bout -<he Sa Pistols IOd the J q.-iooed and toot the liberty or .....termina IOd their U•es. inauthor!\)', an atmosphere or total "anortby Tthe UK..:·then m..OC 1--!·~·~·===•=M~!t__..J Cub ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . .~.......................... Ma.U I 'l'bae baoda amn pa~halaotly eqtt to plcue, IOlally W11Ul\& to dilute; moclify or mllllllo thmudves in abtolut<ly any way thll wiD lncn:uc !heir litdihood of becomlna rotts<m. "J:icw Wave" hu cauinly come a ton& way rrocn ~ lites or Sid Vldoul. You tniY not ha¥Ciitcd Sid, hb mwlc. or whll be had 10 say, but be lovauod bb own dornn lmqe; no otha band sou.ndod like hb, IOd his -("whosay5it'saood tobeatlvel")mayhaveb<elldtfeatisl, but II laJt It was ortamal. You tould pic~ the boy out of a crowd. TodQ, mOll record stores eater to the J)C1Wtr·poppy, diJoo.ncw -•• aroups, IOd 10 the Futwlale 1yntheslur 1r*:eu>lds who ore llooclloc the -t<t on Ameri<:lll record Iabeli. But who remembers "New Wave" in iu primal form? Tbll "New wa..," born Ia tbo womb or Orear Bri11ln't socio«<nomic cli-er. Who rm~ernbcrs tbo faas or allth- obtcurc "New Wave" bands on sznall (or WopO Import labels-lhoR bands Olho CO\Jid never &tt a lab<l whh oet< or the "bia-8" American rttord companies• ....,..__ .. PlriY it ApiJI. SliD, loc:81od on Elmwood Avcnuc has a cornp<ehawivc IOiecllon or "New Wave'' lrnporu.• The •or• buJS whotesak, all the Caaadioro an4 Brillsh Punki"Ncw Wave" thai can't be found ~. The ioDportod "New Wavt" olbunls arc. for the""* l*t. producod ...sa: ....a larloviclool rconl libels. ll'smach easter ror tile upirina rotk -.I 10 Ill a label rn llrilaiD, becaUIC or iu miDJ ollocurt rec:onl ~&,.ii!h IOd c.-lion "New Wave'' reeords ore rdcaod in their Dlllvt.-'**'- bot Ia the U..tbcyCotDprioc a.m.tl-ta whh tlnk prorJt• .w-. s.m·s do<A'l Mil tbac """-" 10 mate...,..,, tr'l a .,..,.,. or lrm:" ..-diroa 10 bayor Jenelfer f17u. "II ,;.-..us~ r...,. 10- the 1oo1ts oo - · roeta wbm tbc1 rmrt the album they ..,....., . . dsowllcft,'' . . .-.s. Ia - ' - 10 Amtricall alblrtas, the Bridsb imporu • $1.99 .... a llnJo - · ~. Sbipplaa, -~ uri the cunmc)' - . . I'MO 1ft all W. ialo _ , . , lll'll.lill's alliaa- is a ~ raaor co the poorer IOOUid qoa~~ry or u- Imports. To art ......,... _...... the l!niiWs record ..._a bave prinlill& ...... -with..._ ...,.. Tbc c:-dlaa ''New Wive''..,_,-~· l1oaefon. dulylllliSI 11e potld • ._., w111 .,.,. ootr ....,. .an •• w111 ..... m - - the ........ a ooruia ..,_of qulky. ~. thec:.adiu retorcls - o l - - q. . ., 10 . . ~ ilopcou, . . . . . . . . . . to~ _..~.., ........... prioo. ·'11. AllftoiM a-.JIIIon"...,. ....... roct"D'nlll, ...... 1'<lllt, .lea, eo-a, llar:t, ...... "New W a. ." ... . . . 0.... " U tbcy cloa't .......J=.s..... -Jib-.. . . .,..._'t ........ ;=i=~~~~~::~~.i ..... k, .. do," ......-s ..,.. Howowr, If ,.,.. ...... It ~~-• ~ a.-~. _.Ill . . . . . . . Alllll. ... . , _ ............. ' 'Watloa'\ 11111111411 Dlooo,ar.., olb!Do 0 .. Dileo, • S.'s. "We wldps,'' she �New 'Steel)'. Dan' disc's price plays sour wallet tune "'-·~-· s _,_,. . -- l . if ~ .....wy. ' "" album • projcaed lo Jdl " " " - two 111<1 lhr« millioG oop~a, but ir oa11 ooe millloo oop1a arc oold-a rdatiwly ~Goo ,.. r11u,_.llle ~ other record compenia may we thlJ u an f lodlcatlon or publle dlualbloction Mlh the ! hi.&h price. Ma result, che ''biaievcn'' recqrd ~ companies misht DOl tUC the risk or raisin& ·-- ._bcr llle aood old days? Tbe lloatJa - · In .n~ upper ocbdoos or llle lOP 40, John Lennoh·kinaollbcculture-he.-, wu mockin1 Ill< Ellablllluncnt and one ~­ released rtcord album 0001 r... do1lon 11 the mosa, but me times IIIey W<R a-ehaop'. TodAy, the llcaJ.i<s II< dtfunct, the Lennon~~ buyiaa Up batr me OOIIIIUY• rueaway inllatloo b c:ausirll lllc price or ~ to sky-<Cdct. aod record prloa Ire no octplicxl. Sl<dy Dan's oew LP. Gt~Mdto. b one todlwloo or ho• druicaUY th< limes lla~ chanlcd. O.Zucho, a sin&lt dbc album. lo JMbOI lor 1 wbQppins $9.98. It COli Me,\ llftonla $1.1 ltll'llioo to produce, but the album'.t produrtlon com arc not $0 ln<:n'dlbl< when ~jtcted album Illes .,.. two and thrtc million copiH. One area record !it or<, Play & Aa,aln, Som, has clccidql noc to c:any 0truc1to bocause ol me hi8h poi«. J....W..- fl)"nn, buyer IO< Play it Apln, Som, e"'lloin<d thai the...,...- 't be Jdllna the album because "w haY< principles; it the priot lJ 100 hl&h. - ,...,.,., buy•.. no way." John o..odonl. Buycr-AdvendlnJ ~Of ror Butralo Entapriscs-Cavqcs, it oliO dimtlsficdwith MCA'shikc. "I'm vaymudl ac.ainu the price, I don't want iltosprcad ,'' he said. A ameral boycou towards Gauclto, Grandon! bdit>'H, would no< ert<C'I MCA. "Wt will r104 boyoocl. but at llle flmtllm< ,.. •·ill ri04 aurdil•cly ~amote either." Ht e•plaincd m11 O.Zudto ·, hish price ..;n not PfO\<nl C.•a&a from Jcllinl lllc album, llld h wUI no4 t-rft\.'1 t.h~ size or tht> aor~·s onv<n!Or) lor the Sttcly Din di.«:. f i mdr~~. trmeS9.91Scedy01nllbumdoc>DOitocal me ~.i<rud tiOO to throe mWlon losalcs. k i niicl>• cauor MCA 111c1 me entire reoord _ coosid<abk ~. I - *'lltUY s.•• ,_ To - lllcmsciYCJ iD ... or pubtic c!lsso.thrartlon roc lbe priot lnc:rcasc. llle 0.ZlK'ho ..,lJ tdl. He otttibuttd lhbto Stcdy Dan's "supcc-sroup JIIIUS." aod tO llle faa "'"'Gcnrio will ·~able Air play on a>IRliiCrOal pop-rillli> .!Wlon.s. ''Hownu, It'• probable mat potmtialllla w\U btloR lo hom< !&Pin&.'' GRBdoni added. SuP<T Group Area record stMes are concfl'Md •bout Rcaardlcss or price, Gr•ndoni believes che err... or MC.A's prioc-hlke on~ record indUJUY as a tr MCA ...,.,...rouy S9.91. me possibilily c:xisu lila< lllc .,_.... oilier mojor r.....aiaa companies, (RCA, CBS, AU..Iic, tJDo.4 Ardoto, As)-t-. w... _._, llld Ot,iul) will follow Nil aod raise thdr prices. MCA ·, eomoc'llton wlQ be •atchina w~>o~< . $db Oowlro II rooord industry bas not .., Randord prices lor variouJ roc:t albums. The retail pr~ for older albwru rrom bia name bonds (The Doon. EaaJcs, Bcatlcs, etc.) wer< clropptd rrom S'l.91 10 sus. The retails ror boc .ound lniCks and supcr-srouPll like cbc Rollin& !i<OIICS, Supenrarnp, aod me,..,.., X - IOUDdlnock ~ all rdauvdy blah. bet....., SI.A and $9.91. Rccorclnp lr<JD a variety of baDds qb .._.,Up" IUIUJ (The UUk RM:r 8a!od. Anlb<..i.a. Molly HadJcc. etc.) arc m&ilina ror • modc:nte S7.91. Price dq>mds larJdy on lhe bllld's tams or sales and top~ ..., ... Similar reactions to rtcord ~loc lncrc..,.. ocxurrtd "'boo Qllftll's 1977 LP oold ror an lll•tlm< hish (at the time) or S7 .~ 111d >Jain In 1978. wbm <he soundtrack from tbe movie A S/gr is Born. lilrtd lor S1.91. In lhc paR. only mov~ tOuocllrad•.lo have ocartd G<nlchoi S9.91 pn«. This is. beclusc tou.ndlr.cb au· tract.uocaally 01oduccd io limi!td quanlitics- <'<lttu.ally bcaJmt quite rare. The record comp&Di<S aotlci.-.•lllc hilb dcmantl lor tb-limlt<dtdtt.ion aoundtraclts, aod s.pocullle that lhe blah prie< wW 001 del<! mwic mtbusiasls rrom buy!na these records. c.rua•.,...,t GSA 'political' fallout' remains ,_...,is by lttsr1 Rolloao.,.._... ~~~~Si~Hiu~ A dntcr jdc:a of lllc lbiaki,. behind a_.uovoni'al IJIII<ftdmmc, the - · or wllicb resulted 1ft the rcslana~ion or G<aduat< Studtnt A.IOociodon (GSA) V'tce President IO< E>tcrnll Alfalrs Frtd Flou. Is emcralna followina dlscussi<1ns with KYcral GSA member• and oth..- orrociab. Tht amendmtnl. approvtd 21 ·12-7 at the No•cmbct II -ina or the GSA. defined "parthu. electoral. political activities.. .. applyina otlly pcnons 0< In an 10 orpni.altioa.s in'Oivod ill <lt<loral <&mPIIII\I. intcrvitw • whb Tltr $pft'fi'WII floll Slid. " I can'uuppon 1 aroup 11111 could l<avc the doo< open lor the destruction or ~~~&nilatory fccs.- He added <hat he rears that the amcndmmt may ~ result it> l<pl ... ion apinJI 111< auda11 aov<romcnt or...-loo. Flou cxplaiDcd thc me m<~~~•<ll or "poliliaol." which bad P<<'iousiY bern uodtrmtd and wu thcreiO<e Soft Contact Lenses no• ~y spcdftcd in •Titioa. This, aa::onluta IO flou, , ; - o potelltW adv.,..,.or GSA a bandlc frO<n wbich "they can IIUidr. " flou cites the: cumplt where. Jludetu maodllocy ftof _ , IISOd 10 lund bUJCJtO transpon saudcnu fO an Dnli· VItanam War dtmonJtratlon ln WtJhinalon. DC. Accordln& to lllc ft>rm<l' Vice • President, there was a "complaint to me Otancdlo< rrom a small risht •ioa conurvacfvc aroup. •• conctmi.oa I be IDddmt. Thh ev<n<...Uy led to me c:oun case or Gould VS. S<riJ>au Ill Wbt<h the coun clcOdtd qainSI the 1<11011 or the' auck:Dl 10\'ftlU'ftt:nt and ruled tbattbc Slate Boatd oiTIU$1Ca had lllc riahl to impose allldclincs conc:cmi.oa lht we or mandarory rca. 'OW'Id<o " Anotha ,....P ouuld do lllc Ibm&.' ' said FlOJS.. .. , don't think me amcndmml ........., oDtdlilmt.'' Ho......,, om>rdina to lb< &IIICIIdmmt.l spotuOr )OfJ< ROJitbc'<~sky. the move t~r&J lL!IK intcaded to clarlry curr~ot aaldtliJ>es. "I'm 00< lhJDkq in t<m>s or coon <:tiC1 0< . .~ tik< lbar.'' said R~. RQIICII<vUy Ujllaincd tllal lllc amtadmtnr wat drefttd by ''&radUIIe srud<nt r~cscntatiVU wbo - · pan or the GSA." The aamendmcnt 'kU fint Introduced 1&51 ycac. but was never VOted on "because we ktpt losln1 Quorum." 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Jeili ~ • 1-.• • • t.tirrtfr nf 5!- ·u bs!h~it !-jfi 1 ~fl!r. : ~h.nrlt ;;. ~~~!Is1 .. ! .h '•1: .'" '. i. Q. . . • ! [U.l lHgrrU·j hi . l · ~~~. f Ult~ ;;;· ��~I ~~~©ltliD:~~lt®ln\ ~ ~ - ------------~------~~~~~~~~~~----~~~----~~--~ ICalifornia's female · 'Jpoliticosron the rise...... ________ ,., .uu.SAN .lOR. C..~ thore II o .,..of...., 10 tho -!hat tbe Son r." ..........., "'>"-II --·~ofchlnpforlhol*lonu "': l o whole, tlw> 1M COUIItry ohDulcl bop ........,.. t.or :...._ CUOIInll "' "flllllinlaltlon" or~ ......-.~u~ not~ by 1111 on H<Mmbor • · --.~!*>ad--....,..._ of the 111n Jooe Clo' Ooundl. the s.nta 0...• Courtly - . 1 of ~ ood tho Sin l'lwlcfoclo ......... of 5uporvia'l., . polillaolclomiNCion of ..... ·· tiWd and fourth lorpot cities and ..... of tho DOllon't , ....... ~ CIIUDiio&. which .a-ly hu a pcpul&tlon lupr than llllo"- """'them u&mcl.- o o d - otborWhile tho .....,.,... of aucaoofUI ~ ......., here M-e _ , _ , c:ondidow lhla - .........t II holdint! poolliorlo ol poww ,._ 1M mld-tll'OL Son Jooe h u - . ~by a WOCDAntDQ'IM' ror-ol,an. u huSon mony .....,..In Santa O...o ~. juot.,.., ol Son ftondoco, hold olecled and appointed politil:ol off'...., In faa. that ,.--.So -.dubbed.,... f......, ....., before tHt l&teoc eloctlor! the_,. bad capiiAI ol tho "'Oiid.. l!ut 11 11 notoWO<tl!y that c1unr1s their cam~ tho female condidatM buoly mmtloned. traditional femlniot ...._ JIUCI\ u the fquol ftWUa Ameftdmmt. afrlnnatM! aalon ond abortion riCh<•· In Son Jooe putlcularly, female offlce.-ken went out of their WI)' to oltun the lrollnllt llbo!l. Bread, buHer "''m llOI a femlnlll, rm a woman.· newly-elected oounc!lwoman Pauic:ll SAuoodo wu quoted u ..ylf18. New CIJUil<lllwornan Nancy Llnni Mid that while the f...U women'• loauoa "':'" lmpanant r 1 tHnk they touch ~· U..."l. •lteY had no 1n ... .........,.. C -n.e a.y of Son - . . . ,, deal wfllt abonon," ""' Mid. "1 . _ my opWooo on tblt 10 III)'OIIIf." Loaol .,._ end butter ,.,... what -lm'lld In 1M COWidl ~ ahe Mid. "Wbon you'relnt.....,ed In a tra,_,. ..... thore Llo'l • fen>inbl point ol view about k." - ' -..... .......u - .I.JJ Jlrdoo."'"'*·.... ..,.ay ~- an criydownpl.lyed _ ... 5be uid " " ' - not lclmtily with t.:a. . they,..IDtNoian Into p«>ppe'a u•.,. by thofederal~ • "I won wllbout tho Equal ~ """"""'-'' U!IIAI on lion Jooe aonda and on Son Jooe ...._. tho Ald. "Wbo!n I walked the pr'll<lncLo. tho main thin&_,..,.,. bit on wu ""'-· h'a the oi.WIIbtrr.,... ~aoue.• Anott. ot tho newl)'11ooaed a>undlwomm, Blonca 1\lvarodo, tha chy't llrol_.oo•tho' bootd, ec:hoed..tho familiar oornpl.llnt that tho femlnllt _ _ , t bu Unle to do with mlnorilloo 011() tho ,_-. -n. hm*M - _ a- Congratulations· to the Fall 1980 inductees of Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society Cradaate Stadaata: ,._,_, ..... a- c.faoll.& ~--1 u....,..... Seudeall: ......... .......... ......... .U...tloY a-wA...w -.a. ...... c. .... C-'-' --~ �if~~©SiiD~ti©ID l~ f ~~~~==~--------------~==============~ i Post-War power structure Third World nationalism erupts _ _ _ _ by Alan C. KK biC llefore World War IL African potW~ Wt~rC much euler tn tmdorstand. 'T1Mt CXHllinm"'l wu dlvldood lr11D I'Ali'OP"•n •phorco o( lnnuen"" The Brirloh, frunch. Gennruu, arid l'orh.Of!utte .,ch hod rhclr own colonlet and a ll policies were the mull nf 1he domeitk: and international pohclet or lhe motht:r country Mlu llw ""~'~" lh!IW chorlf!od rapidly U... 111 pon rn rho . - -..orld pcnt.er alrueiture. tM ch.anp .., ,,lleNWuonal KOnOinlltl-, and lhe tde&b laod 00.. n by rhr """' 1./nirod The mojor problem wloh Ihe now African nallon• "•• polltiCIII lrutAb!Ury. ,~ l'll<roatln« colonial power... In order ro rnalo1aln aorne a>ntrolfn lhcfr •wo,ywud o:hlldrl!rr" enco~ and uoulllly gUI leadcno who W()ukl be IYRIIMihetic 10 1M West and in nppooltkrn 10 lho Sovieu. Unfortunately , m•ny o( ll~ heods ol •tare-in an •rt=p\ 10 tnalnlllin ohe1r f!DOd "'lallom "rllr ttu!t \ Vest-oonllnued tfW)Nettlr) aupport aod fought not luot Commurul$ but any oppoolticl<o and ullimarel) CXllliOiidorod lhllr power uno dld•torut nde ~~~u. Africa tw!ame • fU.I'"ble of rndependenr .ure. each • yin« fOI' .rablld) , ..cwiry. and a 1'1- on u""''f'f'<'lpcw..- arrd w""llh from emerprilin.s muJII·nath.m11t tn Ear1h se!ai"Ch Of I'W!W n.e put.t·war er•. ~.li ~ pan of tiM! new pm'ler t lf'UC1Ute, ~ the Th e new dlcuaora abu~ money. ., hh tn:.rket.. t'f1en nr mWJlPMI>rlll<>d rhe F~a"lnf( lou ol l~u. dJ•'-">n of the world Into IWO •h•rply ovpcood ..'"P' on o"" folde wu the Unllbd St1W. and lht.ofr ,,rocl1umc.wt c•phallu/damocraey !!.Wium nnd on ttw olhtJr •'de WM Commentary 'tbe SoviCI Unlun and Commumsm l"he- n:tk»nale at tl~ tin'~ wat thai a goverrunent either belht\re d 1n Cumnlunitm or apU.ajbm and had IO be undu the whJ8 0( ON! o( the super J>CWt"'11 In thlo M!IUn« """"' till! ~of -.tut rno) be rhe """' 1rnpuru11t force WI ~"ltid pr..dtho toc:f.i,--.tu:nJ """""kl nat~\IJi<~;m C.r~ r roph lc pollcl"" 1\ ..... a>iocU.\116m k.ft Jl(nco. ..... conhnent \\ •• tn 1 ,.ucf n.e. new l~,ade, un'le 10 puwer duvugh lppc.Jtntmmt Ot" fMclton from the depor-1111!1 "m<MhllTiond -•uch b i'>lgeN-<rr lhNugh whol urtcn Wuudy wart ur lndopendeoce ~:lmHar 10 lhl t In AJp!ria 1'hc ne\1\' w.,.. le•der.t were f• cad wuh innumerabte probft:m~o, but rJlOitt lmpurtant ware eaonomtc and polrric•l orablllr.y ~to """"""'k •upport, tcr~n•• huna and tedv"""«.l-. the In•,.............., 0( rhe new tliiiKHlt tn eoononuc plaming uften ted 10 Jndftctefu COWII'Ojl/tl<" pillidH ••td uftcn '""""''"' oid lhC' ""'de•• ....., wowlllrog oo """""" IIMl 1..-.lfll' muJli·n.monods or P'etnmentt and puppet• o( Ou W~ de in:tlut"'CC. "hethet" or '"" tl.ea.r varied from mUon to Ntion, came ' " be 1mown arllec:lhoey .. •Afncat~ SOdallm).< Plrn noroed by Sene(!&!'• Preoident Loopold.SOO.r ~·· A{rlean SociAlism haa bean deacribed to tpean ~'10methlng dif(nrent 10 eYeryone." It can vao fmrn Nlgl!rl•'• coUectMutloo ol Lind Wider an otherwiM' rlflht·wlnS military premnten to a flriL"\ CornnlUI\bt 11ate u m Afllob M•r-Wm ln. Africa ls fllC)re ot an ~ policy lhln a pottrrcal p<tNIIUion. Thl• i• ••peclally P""alenl rn "'""""ure """"'old r:.uh-drop planutlon economr.. hod to be repiKed with an lnll"flnlod mulll~ P"''V"m to bulh fo«! n.atlonal populatioru •• -.1111 u ..uhlilh 11 buo lor trade. To many ln the \\~e.t lrl.)' cc;~llt'tll\'lr.lliOO Wli seen II OJmmwli.Jm and undttr u-w okJ helle( in" monoUt hk: communl.sm, • Ahlfr ooward< tho Savl<1 •Pht!"' \va• Cf'rQilCOU'ly feared 11~ okt roloni4J powt.'f'!i ;;tx.f thu lJnllt.."Ci Stol.,.. lry lighrcloin~ otoW- hold "" tho Jintt.QxnruwW:t dk1tltor&, loll n•uch ouppon among the African nation.\, ~.-hh ef(er.."\a »cmg reh ven Slroto;;ty ood.oy. became act.kHli Wft'f: IJ"'lhfo; t~t U\ICI"Db Of otw.r poople I he rftUIJ " .. • pu~.trtuuon ol ~~within molt Alnc::.n Olltor\l One t.vldd ~ tu_werin8. apenmen1 builcling> ' and lllnoual""" on rhe capital cilld and ~In« 1'',...",. ... run-down- rb~lthe c:ou..rury. Witha.o t.h.l• fr.1mr.v.urk ~me tht! rile of an Of,po,llkMl 001 urrglna lly of any polhleal ,.,nua.•lon, l/UI with tile g04lt of economic and toe.ial j\.l<l lw fur rho ~JeC>ple. 11•e ~Wittlncft dtwak>ped mw a ralionllllm, • dollr• to ri(,l their nation of puppet &<>~tt. Afncoo for 1\fricaru and by African> tTftf1'ledb;ae reform waa needed and lha..,.,...,po.-1 a more equal oharirts ol weallh and ~ The IDOVI!fttetl.S. whach actua.Uy Ii ~ lion One of the looditl(t Mrk:an n~UonaliJU. ~titc!n wu AtsrNn t·r~nu. fanun.. Writllt« '" tl~ bte 19SO. on hb ""per~ence& <lunn611"' &nd·FI""t!OCh wu- ol t..brnt.Jor\ 110 ht.& hom~land. fa.non drawt diff""""""' bdo""'n rhe !iUCiolo.. odeu ..>awned by AIArXIII thaor) >nd ,,_. of Africao SO<:Wl.~ Aooonting to 1he AJgertan wf1ter. the ,..,...,ruticl<o lu A!rico "iU •lin nut anv"'l Ihe proiMiirilt, but wilh the pea.unu. Tho proJetarlal, f'anon bcliewi;, I• a \'ll:lldge ol colonlaJ ·'l'le u aU African ci41N ore, and t. lnOr< likely to oupporl rho puppet pemmenr whk:h I)Mr klfJPOI'U their 1ntM"ei U Af.nc1 Jt ruaioly rural land. u ely dw.U.n ~. minurity. Allho<li!h contradiclion ol """ MarAUI theory, f&nan ~ that wh.Ue the uprliU'i will be of lhU IUitW"d tuwl.f'd! \\urld '""-otulion. ntu...'IC$. ~ wtU not be equal but rather 1morcb lhe elm1f,lloll10n ltnwe\dr llparl fro ~tu~ u( •mperllllsro. "fw.rher ~ lo.ad!nhip ""'"' .. w be nu~ econormc. or pol,uul f•non dotlnctlon-rhe .-...... " "'"ki!l!l bdoo.Hihll 1hlrd World lllliooo. da.u, ~md WurAeol.tle ~houl •houl!h rhey hi• • con flier in« nll1nt1Jn une ~ dA.u Tl\e m.a,or problem "nh lndt\-.do,al.,.W,~ ~ tJNie an c:llne • at~ r.. the only,_,. ror 50dal ~. , . . ....,... ..y arnduded Z.lrrtbilb,..,.Rhodetl.t dv!l war. led try lloben M"""be. is • cl.u&ic eumple of ....._., armoci•II\W!Ie. attn« tho fa~..,.. in Latin AmOrico. r.,....r~n« (roo! .,_., roree of ••111'"11 """""" African 5ocialiaJ rend""' robdie\'e'" rhe pootoibilJI) ol pollllc.tl aalon """""'r5 10 ...:>al chao~ NURSING PARTY ""'"""'"front .....t beth ..... r- •••1 1M \\'Ul~ to ~ • ..wtt!d c.lifferenttatlon wlthin lhe' Third World "loch o;an ~ IU pu>antry 11\1> _ , orr.rofrutitln """ ...,.,... ..nd ph lndepon<lorrlly Sed 10 the failurv nr the revolulion frooo oul&lde pnmuNIO. ,.., """"' "/llrican Sociali<ro" iJ m the e •·POM.ug.\Jie";'le cohlny OC u1 many w•Y' .a nli:5n0fllie'f. n il Gul.i\N' mairUy a ~ne• of n•tion.aJlst ...,.,..,....,.. un~nS for a quick Oo •olde p rdl6u""' Panon pre~chM. aa do mns1 ooda.l mlorm. a more equAl i110riro& o( weolth. and rl., ret011tloo •nd r evo l ot~ona.riea , tha t i:rmed pe.uanr uprw1111 rn Afnca 1> clo>o Afru:an Suctalu:m , duttbed ldenllf'ic Soctlh.sm.. b~ fanon '' nul .a d\l:kS of ih~ Commun•~m II I• nU~Ilhic II\ tl.llute-IW..tt oo.·.wpn...,l or A!rioon ..,.;.,.y. T h~ \Ve.atern n.ttion• mu" undtMand lloe vutly di(Terenl Sltwttnn lu Af~ and ratptel i&s ~- Ttwr-.se>lot•for• chiJig1e (« lhl bot oer, bdont a fair Afrioon .JJUio<y bued orr muruol .....,.,,_ can be t>p<a«l E""Y MOon •anc.t lncieprnclenoe .and. hapoiWI)' • ai ru poop1e b) rhdr o..-n ... . a.r.rn• riW' l'n•od sure..,... "-'JXO U.ndt."I""~AIWliJ\8 and cooperi\KJift. from AfriQ&ru.. iJ muN ~.. IJaj b.,.,,_ undcrWand ""-"' Festival HARRY STERN and his Orchestra lor WHEN: Tu esday, December 2 WHERE: P• .J.IIOTTOMa TIME: Starts at 8 :30 p. m . The First Light of Chanukah TUESDAY, DEC. 2nd a t 8 :00pm Fillmore Room of Squire Ha ll Refreshments Latkes Sponsored bJI Clrabad HOU$4! of Buffalo $1 .50 donation for .75 ¢ mixed drinks! $4.00 donation for free, beer! SEE YOU THERE! ~!~~~!~~~ rJciLt · - Ire• u.a. �:editorial J Cycllcalwoes or- ...... _. Nothing new 1 , _n... .,. ol>ltgolcwy .t...... ljlat ~~ Prbl"'-lon ...,. ••• rwgletlatlool ciiHic<lnlee. a ntol"'-1 pn>lac:llono and ,..,__ the A -budget. 1"hey.,. a ll ,..unoent t - I n the C)CIIc8l- we ~ w- andlmiiO'IIIIt - ' > t o commend._~ alter time. One of the moot unfottUnaU per...,jal topk:a _ , _ Ulh Engt'-h - ~t-o llfiiM -.mp~e ol • IHOV'""' .,.._....., by tho t>u0ge1 INit atymled IIIla lnall111tlon. Eacn ,._ the1 IIIUIJoiow li. MC1iool ol 11\e ~Y- aoma olthe c - olg..s o f -· Tha i c_.,.pec:~~ec~. addiwa.,.l_,lnO lnttoCIIIctcwy.,.,..,..and Ita fine ton r. "'- away from clacey. Today, In 11110, ChalnnaA .lo-'> Fnodln NPO<t• that rnota1e Ia otrong ~· the IMdans hla II'OGratll muat - · That"• wl1her totigt>allon "' blind optlmlatn and Wllo't to otoy 1o '*Y whlc:ll trait to more pllllut7 On lhe otllat hand, tt..t'a delllnfl w1th 11>1 rMll1y the1oo mony at UB h....C- to - L H"a 1 ro0110noa to no new loculty 11011\lona and dlftii>Opn ol ropi&Cing thoot thet ,...... t>aan vacattcl. II"• wottdng will\ 58 lacul1y "*'>>>aroln a <lapat\mant originally olotod IO< t20. ft'ollltlfng lot o the potential wu theta to< - l n g ••g.ut."' • ...., good" ft'a .urvlvat Hoe>alully this yaar-wnlch MWiha tnltoductlon ola new Vlca Pru,.,.,t '"' Acodttmlc Affairs-will new bfUOIIflnta IO< the Un!YOtaltY'• academic tutura. We hiVt au o;f.ewtd lht faUur•• of I he enroument driven Bunn Plan ar.d ate now. rePQntcll~ commiUtCI 10 lttUng Ot'IW oo•!t, new ouldelln••· Fradln'sexpta.narlon lhlt tht old Plln ttduced thot number of fec.YrtY In a ctep•rtment If ltle number of tludentl decreaH<I 11 accurate. His i i _....,. ,_.at I lOCI !On. ToiMEdflor. -rUnnoltln Talber1"1sltatdly I new phettomanon to this \JniYerolty. In Olff !'fill ol crvaniUIIon (aludanl 0< otherWIIal m - I n g o and ~to oro tnaollab4a and miJot be dMlt With fr""' 11>1 tnalcll, - t h e . . . - orlglnatod. Botting IIIII I!> mind, "" catUng to< !llaMA Dotllak'o rulgnotlon ..._lion as 11 1101 always too '*OJ lo polnl'tlle linger of bfomt .., an lndMduot. ouot IIYI "rotten apple" and oama old lnaHK1... Wf/1, ConOrolullta Dianna Dlfllakon hot dOI:J_ICitlon to 11>1 11011 ol Vtoo Praoldant by rotntlnlng In lalbat1 and tuoMIIQ to worll INngl 0111. II It lhla !'fill ol Wllo . , _ . crwoe~ortotlca o f ' ' " " ' -· buml>la otono, the Vlca .Ptooklant ol lhe Student obwloUSiy Ia not a welt ttlought out observation lhlt with fewer tacutt~ . tower etudontl W'Jf be drawn to a depettment 11 ntute. What ho doesn't aey. howOYer, t1 that the offort to attract ltudentt may often ~pordilolhe academic lntorgrlly of aprogrom. Aapol~ted out by o number ot Engllah profeasora. c111111 of 30 are no W'l'\l,. near 11 itroc:Uvl as ctauu of 20. Ttwt lnatructora become overwor1ced eno the C.pH"' an<l Quality ot odUcatton olton Jtopatdlttcl. Tho naodcountt-ano the ~nmental tundt-howeYef, eptral upwatcta. So Ihe Engfl lh 0e11011mtnl r0110111 now IIIII II II HIUIOtod; IIIlO~ tlle o tthair lfmlt. Undoublodly tho odmfnllllltlon Will nova to toolltwfceln 11>01 dirac:tlon wnon budget lima rolfo oround and do¥110 oome way to accomodatt \he PfOQram. It Ia vnfMvnoto that the dtt>at1mant-roknowao lOt ttl - · and writl<a- Ia t~ to ttoeh 120 cou,..oln blolc CO<IIIIOIIIIon. But that Is wlletetfMI 111..,..,11 110 and panlevlarty'wtth Education, the naod I• thetetoo. Now 111a ruou~• aro raqv~od to .... an ottortng tt..t 1\os altUd'f o ttophlao to a diammol te¥0! Thert Ia no a lmpfo oolu\lon IO \he budget CIIMI that IMUIIIy pit -tment oht< -~ ' "" oMoo the U.'--lly. But as on tnatnutlon. Ub 11 ,.,._ to,._, 111 oactO<O lntac:t. The vitality of 101M ...., lmiiO'Iont II'OGtOITia, 111<0 Englllh, II annually ttwutonoc~; Thofo hU to ba o ttmllto now tono the cycle ..., ...,,....,._ o-at -nr. , Vinyl absurdity America'S lnlet\OIM*IICO<IIO<OlionO naod tO bl gf- 0 toud 11110 dMt - t h a t t h lo Country"o ~~ enl~tol>vylng age group-18 to 24 yoor-o-wMI not al1 by Idly and auc:cvmb to ,..,,.., Ollllloltetlon. Aag&rd- ol wt>a t ....,. nAgoltJ 11101... ftln 111111ng ~· ol Staaly OM's new al>um, Oo.......,, COllatio otlldanll ahollld raaJIJio thai 11'1 In '""'' boot tntorn11 to "'"""" IL ltiiCA 11 throw1ng uo a llttla 111• Ovlatmat bah~ an ai1M'It:Mto ... ftow much we'll ~t• at thtlr rklfeu~y htoll ll'lcal. They lhould ba told bluntly that II\Other lnc,...o In ,...,td COli Will not bl toloratad. Wo raallzo tnllo llon hat hit ...ryono, a nd lhattha rKO<d ootnJIInl. . 110 not pulling In thO pro!lto \he)' ..,., could command. But to ton out an otbum to record o~oroa wl1h • llot II' lea ol SliM Juot 10 ... 111*>111• Wl1o want IIIII 110111CUI8t album, but K It an lnlllfl 1o AIM<Ico'a -buying public. Ao tough •• It may bl for SIHiy O.n 1111ato rolllat buying on album 111•Y heva wa ltod thtM y0010 fO<, \halncantiva l•t'*ato 111•• by Oo iJatro In the otO<tl. All MCS.- (at. ai.J naod to - • • Ooucho toll well, and wo')l all bl llwtng W\11} rag11far 18.118 1111 1111cat. If thlo ohoukl h -. Staaty Dan's next atbum_ mlght "- called oomotnlng tlnl l'lto s.ty't f,. limit. s.m·a THE $p£CTilUM. Vol. 11, No.e ......_.., _ Jo!Wl~Ap!Ano -- ........,, 1 .,....._,..., Edkor.Jn.CIIIef Elena c.etvu ........... ~ llolh- ...._ byS...&.~na This Is o ''To--~t-Moy.cdnc:Mn-Lottor.• To W,__ll Nay eo,.-n: Ho.thlsls not soma JoU 10 ba pOIHd off •• Juotlhe wo.1111tesa · o t t - wrltl<'a " ' -· Ia 111'on fnlollteluol aUernp\IO IQI\oe IMIIIY•terlao of lifo"' otloot, or ol boll> IO< tt..t maltor. 01 courao, you may otHI take thfo wlllcl'llvar way you wtlh. olnoa aa an unfmaolllotiWt -would oay, "I>MIIIY II In the oya ot the blholdor," "' aa _ , . d.r.noao wtltt< would oaf, that no amount oi iWuonlng, caJoling, Inducing, oacluclng, or yalllng will make o """'nlng!MI, wotthtass point Into o ..,.,.,, or maybe...,. allglltfy maanfnvluJ oneWhenyouknowthott...,.,ealfy lon't or won1 ba the lalnlaot scant ot hoJII. Or ot auccaaa. ~ng lhwortad In any allampt to bl aucceoatut Ia not aaay to lake (at lhlo point auccaM , _.. not ltunl<lnO and malntaltllng your IOIMtY), ond It's~- - t o · - you ... living"" ~~«- Gr.nol<o bent jtWttm), 0< tl'rlnO"" "" your _ . . , . to the collac:llon ~- Tha bullclogooiii<O ,..,.. otyour doO< l"'!!flat ilvltt now. !111111\g and raolng lot,_. .. you ay 0111, "8111 I ..,;., IOAiiCIIbod 10 50 1 - ol the I.H* Homa JtMirNJ:Iook, I <101>1- know now to oooll.. 8111 \hay won't b - folcourv) and you'ro IO<Cod to 1!10 f1IIIJI!IIor-ofi!IO ~ - .You',..lon:adtog!Oe In too hlclfWIII/11IoriiY (and lt'aiiDI y o u · - - of ur. (and _.,. ""' talking canoat. t!thot) aawtnos. The 11101 to go o11t and rob • bOO ladY Ia _ _..•'ll·lol-ol-fnollttta-bOgle - ,_,,,..• to- no """* -lonoll.- row muoclal ..ru, tlla-""' atowty- owoy, and then 1U ol wllhout Wltnlftg, lharo'l I II your doO<. It'a the man from f'o9u-r , _.,.'"·and he clamandl your blood Ha tnsiltt IIIII you llgnod on a g t - . t to glw uo 'fOUf Hit ft>t • ,...,.. --'Ptlon at 1M opKlol otudanl tile, but t'*t he ~In and 1111... tor lnotaod o1 your Nto. It - , t111e thl 1aat .,.. u you _,,.. now, !hero's -to~ and that nolllf!IQ r . - Ofli'I'IOR. You 1-"*Y wrll• o111 • flOI>InO your credit rotlnO ...,., 00 clown \he . . . - the - I-. a- -Jy. a. ! -rood-- .TI!I I ,.,.._aitlf>l""""'•-- -.-...--.. . . -·0____ • ........... --~10-\IQoYOW-IOOn lnt(l thO~ 0111•- - 1 0 _..,... " " ... lo* _ know'U. _ _ __ . dirty look, you I'00_1oyou_ _ 111)',.........11-~fotOyout ,_"".__ ll!lt -i'O_...,od----~~~~--~~ tor_.,. '*'"' -""''ntadWt ..........................- -,....,...., "fWpll-...., tor.- ....,_ cMc11. - - . . . ol .... -1 )'001 . . . . . . . . . . ... ..,. .. .-.. - doN ... - (IMp). ...,...,. -your"'*'"'"'~· """' to IIIIa~ ~. .....,._. .,... - Alllr ... ,_ you """ 1M ,.._ • .....,.., You_.- to • .._ ..... v- You l(now you naod 1 -.don In the ~but you eM>'\- 1o 11M you the to 001 Tha- to"" and .. ~- .. you lmllgiM gaooltno ruah4nO ttwough ''*-· looy _ , "you conternpla1e IIIII - - ~ olcl a . , - \h e - '" the _ , . . . , 1o1. 'lllu """ you . . , , flohl the teattng ~......, .,.,.,..,... - - .... - .._ ..."'" - ....... - ol the nitlhl-- ooot \0 '"" )IOU finally ............, . ............. . . . ___,.., .... ....._ ol lrylno 10 · - "" __,.. . . "" ......... doNO. h ... . . . .. 3 a.m. .. _._ lfilnle ._ __• wNc:ll DoN <101>, - .. .... will!toto.._ clo.. , ..._ )IOU . . ._ . . Iaiii!', ~ ""¥? IIIIa....,_,..., �feedback~ i~ Unfair f baalo. Providing remotes wltn rran•PO!'Iatton ttoma during lhl OYtnlng to ptOioci 1114tm agalnll · - It a .,. I am wrlttng IIIIa tell"' to point our to all moles wtto Juotltlab4o lcloo. · wily IIIOUid wo be obliged to UYo Oil e&mj)\lS mat ~~~ 0 10 CUrTontiy being pay lot a ptogram Wfllch we oro nof llftowocl to ~ dloctlmlnated - tnst. t.AI ,...,...-. 1 IM oil -<>J!tlclpet-.11\. 1 ---to...,ltoml<l>ooltWiceocloy. The atreeu lttoutd be oafo tO< aiL Each .,~. 1 - . -..ty mlnvt" of W!\11 W111 ooon H-neteu. I 00 not 1001 " II -ait>lilly to i berat~tlcn. • pmYido additional ptotectlon .,_ onc1 11>cmt lunGing l5 Hoell - . bom tomalo, I -.lei MYW - . pnw1c1oc1 tne Burtoto Pollee ()opo.rtmont. 1111 a dtowoce one! a with lronoportollon ttoma ovory ...,lng Yla tho ant ~ 1>00< ronoctton of tho BPO th.lt an Ant ~ "- van muot rape tuk Coree • an, howevet,~ Ia not the eau. operate, but If lhe SA leola It o -.oatty, It afloulcl bo In Ylow ol the lactthl llhl Unlv..olly dluvo\0$11$811 provld4d lot the entire ott campus otuclont population, or all roopontlOIIIIY to oil campijt lluclonto, 1 tool thlt not jull ona halt. my SA lunda ore being aPI)IIecl on • clliCflmlnatO<V To the Editor: 9 f No Blue Bird blues To lhl Editor. rat~ to employ IOdde lalo new octtoot·l~ ou... bocauoa of tho monetary savings. The bus company The I'>Hidenl ol Blue Bird Coacl! Unes. Inc:., Wflk:h ooora tea an ..tonolvo buolng -Oclult on And botwoon •he vartous UB campusea, tlaa taken lsaue wilb a number ol matters 'ailed at a r~e~nt quutioft..andano- period lrwoNing the Stuclont Alfolro Committee andthl Dlroetot ol campuo Buolng. l.oulo A. ...,.gnano, Ill.,. Bird I>'Oalclent. ulcl nto flnm wu unlall1y being ocope pool tot a oHuallon ~ to controlled bY tllltJn-.ltyono not bY tile bua come>~ny. O..rtng on lnlonmaiiiO-mlnuto' rneotlng lUI --. cam- &sing D1roct01 Root< M<Gm neon~ rnombefa o t tM Stuoent Attalrt CofNnluee outll,. comsmlnls concerning lr_.,y and ICheduallng ol m- !)"··· Magnano assaneo that ' 81ue 81fd Cloea r'lot schedule 1 buill. Thlal• done by the IJnl•eralty'a C&mPIIS Busing Off~:· He continued, •·there aro n\lm41f04J.I conditions evch &a adverse w et~her, f\eavy ltafflc and ovo.cn>Wcling - . , II - - ne&~ty lmpoaaible to - · to tile !>'ociM - u l n u outll~ed by t~e Unhtenl" . But • • • tnat we h.aw an e 1.teltent IICORI 1ft We rooanl" M" ,...... to the two-Goof uanah eoulptnent taJten out of ~ at US tl'Mt year. Magnano conJends 11 wu BlUe bf<cl1o position t~ll tne • - translt•typo unit Ia belt lot entering l nd ••lUng hom tne -icles, However, Maon•~ elatmed h wet the Vnlvetslty's dotl&lon not to utitlle thet tyl)t of •Qufpment. but chief executtve noted tf'l.&J the trantl1 bi.IMS were In WHY good con4illon and were recentty 10td to • New Yot~ City compony which lo cu1T011tly uotno, them on a dalty basta. In lcldltlon, he uld BIIHI Bird otllfed to replocetho cluot door vollk:tea wllh new oqutpmont or 1111 aamo otyle Regarding the matt• o1 nlgnt bu .... - In M&9nano :~ •'We do wt\.11 UB t.Us us 10 do as fat u ling." - HI oummeo uo till subjeCt bY llotlng that no one hn IIOcl more - - onc1 "'-1oc191 - n t n g tne busing oltuollon at tl>e Uni-.Jty than Blue Bird CGaCII U -. And he lllu•tratecl Blue Bird'& rollflbltlty by I>'OVIdlng otatlollca tMI shoWecl that tno COtni>II>V hod i>lr1loa In oorvlce lor tno Untvfl<olty totaling 1 Httouaand·n• and a hot! ttoura from Septombet ' · 19tl0 thrOijgh Hovombor 20, 1980 with only 1t andthfq"antr hourt out ol terVice due to mlncw cwOOHwns. Tile k>lt ol 1-eNice reprnented a ~ minor Gotttouoonda ol one I"" cenl l\lognano noted that Bl"" Bltd naa operated ot the U,_olly '"'tho put 12 yearo and llatlt*' to mako" a fhC ctu s ay-.em_ ._.e uld he atweye tnvhea construc«tw criticJ•m. but In man, u,.. C..nno( ~ 11\1: ptObfM'I beCIUM of the fK't that ICheduOng tt Mt up ontlrely by ti!OIJntve<slty campus Busing Olllee Hot04trt L t<llt VIc. Pr•alfMnt, Slut Blfd /1 - - - ,., YOI/~E 11/NE... ALL 11/N£ ,.,._ More tlwn faith 1o •~• Eel/lor: In Oeve Bootc'a Je11er In \he 11121180 lstue of rne Sp«trum he clltployecl on amUJng capaclly for lgno<lnCI. Petmps nla loitn It God onc1 bello! 1n tne Blblo P<ohtlllt him from conttlcllling valid 1M50n1nG Hew ldeaa des•~• ao.mt contlcSeraUon-not 1......-1 t a - . l'eiTIIl>S. t ahoutd on•- oome ot 04{ Boot<'• ~- Fnt ot oil, I cllclnoc coniine ' 'B•ble butCherl" to jull " Pr1mo Time" PRtAChera ol '"""" ot C«totn faith&. An tM PfWIChetl t have eoter Mard, 100k vnes oot of conta•t ot some time Thlo lnclud.. all the "f"UI'da.rMnteUst.. evangel1cala t •~ """ occuaJOil to near. Maybe Mr. Boot< lttoutd hno clltlnecl "true fundatnW~tetlat Chr1atla.n." fllloarcltng .,hrualtng tne Bible down tile throat& ol the American people,.. 1h lt etettment wat mlotm--ted bY MI. Boot<. I nolhlng W1<>nQ With you or any ..angellot PfOICIIIng tho L I o_..to you< conc:.m lot ,.,. Wllat I do lind apalllng, ho• ner. It certa in rtllgiou• g rou~ l~ l lllonclng ~atlon ThHo cwganttatlona. unlike to lmpoao t~r othor opoclol lntweat groupe. moral Ytlues end bMiefa Oft eYef'Yone througn ''"'· Other apectot lnt...st groupe try to lmptovo tnelr own way of lito. If a " Bible lnaplled" bill law, '"" lnciMdual has ha<l hta cllc:islon macll lot him ond cannot rojoet lt. Slloulcln't thll CIICialon be oottto t•o lndMclll&l, Mr. Bool<? Conoetnlng lht " consilii "' t wtf\ty· four hour period. " lolr. Bool< loti)OIIIfttlll - o f GoMolL In Gonoato, • clay Ia. a clay (Or period of tlghl) , _ b Y • night (O< dorknHa). Since ti!O E&M 11 novwr compt.~ety llohl or darl(. now long 11 1 ci•Y7 The Btbl<l uyo nothing of Eanh rototlon, Al110, wnoro dlcl cain's wtto come lrom7 Didn't 1omeone menl1on contr-edlctory •tatementa7 I - MI. Boot<. ........ M1 nol eta - IYil, but wtto sold n .... ouooosed to? Till llibfo naa not donO a v..., 000c1 job ot H lither. lkrllhl BIOII hulllcl c:ontwlee...,. time to 00 11. The Bible can be.- lot goodot ..ol ThoChotcobolweonthetWOIIUPtO"""" So '"'· tllolory ttu _ , a lot ol 81t>llcally lnapjred death. fleatruc:tlon and torture Whll. with illl C<uUciiS, thO Se>~nlsh lnqulsfllon. onc1 otflo. religious P-ICutiOnl. l t ' o - I rOQUiar blood bot ft. ltonk:ally, fhe man w ho trans:ltUtd the Blbtelnto l tMt KII'Q James vertlon waa eventu•W; bUrned a1 the 111ke fOf tt . That'• o 000c1 way ol pulllfiO a,..., •• troubled - . t to rill me umo tllll>g atiH QOM on today, ••_ . Willi """'"' a n o - Whose buoget la b!Ww. Mot,.. Thoraoa'a ot Jerry F -'s? Ntcl - · - aU this wonc10<1un, tu""'"'""' inone)'oo? 10 netp Wily''- tne needy, conMf'fatflte. CongJesamen, Sen.etora encs otll- - ' n g olllco during oiiCtion limo What bettor way to glorily Gocl, 1111 "'' · Booltt P!Mee, lhln~ twice bi!O!O blaming tno -'<l's P<oblo.no on acllnco I waa mfatakttn to not o clude ~!rftua l N«Sa ftom my atat..,...l AbOUt exlttttnco. Ml>lng oome knowloclge wtlh your latttt rnlgh! open your oyn to some '"'"'"'" ""' lcllu A«"' a ll, It God Clkjn't wan1 us 10 t\lr¥e knowiedoe we woukln'1 heve tt. Aomembo.. ,..., cannot ll1le on lalth alone Vou would gil PltliY hungry drnlng on fa ith nvee ttmn 1 Clay ffiCitorcll•ncl- �~ In need of ·r eliable help? DIAL your questions away J~ ooc.- 'r - . ~~,_ student iJ aoina to need over their c:ollqe career. Fruhm&D orientation is arcat for lntrodudn& people to tbe University, but you C&D't totally e:xpc:c:t to mate sense of all the information you're aJven in two da)'l, fale it away in the proper catqories in yo11r mind and then reuieve it at will over a period of several yean . Academic advisors can't know everyth.i na and they arc, after 1111, j ust like everyone ttse. incapable of readina Dllnds. DIAL tapes are updated continually as new information bcc:omes available. They're ac:c:eslble (wh&l could ~ more ICteSSible than the tekphooe?) and they are absolutely at your service. Director o f Odcntatioo Joseph Ktaltowiak, and DIAL Coordinator Susan Brickman arc presently designing a variation oo the DIAL &)'Stem that is taraeted for pre-rqistration in late Sprina, 1981 . Modeled on the Uni'ven'ty or Wisconsin at Madison' s "Living Cataloaue, '' it wJJI feature tape~ of faculty members describing their courses. The instructors will talk about grading procedures, requirements and t heir unique approach to the material . They · miaht tell about their background or their teaching philosophy. It is hoped that this 1dnd of contact w!U hdp Sludcnu select their courses ~ Have you ever tried, u one time Or I.DCKher, to lei an answer to a questloo ;;: fTOm a ckpartment or service a1 this " Uoiversity and have beal met, more i of\en than DOt, with the dilcmma of dctennininJ cucdy wbo hIs you sbollld ~ talk to? Well, worry no more. H dp is as close ~ as the nearest tdoepbone. Jldl pick up a little ydlow pamphlet with the telephone on tbe cover, the one thai~ "DIAL" and • . • Wb&l'! you don't have a little ydlow pampblet with a tdcpbooe on tbe cover? Of co~UW you do. If you're a c:ommutet you received one in the mall under "Pcnonal Concerns" aod you've and if you're a resident you had one noted thai om to the number 203 it alvm to you in the dormitories. reads "How To Deal With Depression." But if you happened 10 throw it away, See bow easy it iJ? Even if you C&D't teU it miaht have~ a misl&ko. If you had an isotope from a telescope or a neuron that booklet and it was sometime after 5 from • a neurotic, you can pick up the p.m. and , say, you were feellna ' phone and dial . depressed, you could bold It In yo ur len The Sex Ed. tape is the most requested hand, pick up the recdver in your ri11ht. of the 84 tapes available, but "Dealing cradle the recdver betwten your wlttl Depression" runs a close second. If shoulder and ear, dial 63~2259 and ask you are flunl<ina out you can look under for tape number 203 . "Academic Concerns" and see that You'd know cnouah to uk for tape there is a tape entitled "Falling a number 203 because you've read the Course? Your Alternatives." papr~aph in the pamphlet that says Do you think you have a leaitimate "DIAL is a telephone call -In service ~e a.aainst an instructor? Just ask for offerin& taped information on a variety num~r 110, "Academ.ic Or(evanoe "': 1 & i of student concerns. Wbcn you wantto bear about a particular subject, call DIAL at 6~2259 and ask the opera!or by number." You've looked a1 the subjects liSitd Prqcedure . " . . maybe you're wonderina where 10 hdl you're goin& to come up with the money for tuition next "A Guide to Flnaneial Aid" may help you decide wbat to do. DIAL is not m<antto replace contact with human beings. On the contrary, the DIAL tapes will refer ydu, at the close, 10 someone (breathlna. in the Oesh) who can offer personal, assistance. DIAL Is intended u a supplmcnt to University Servies and as a &~&rliOJ PQiw for stuo;lenu with questions. Ailll It's with a better idea of what will be expected of them and what they can expet before they walk in the door the first day ofdass. The focus wiU be on popular cltGtives. _____ __......-----______ _____ _ -------· ·-------........ ...... ................... ..... LONDOH SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS A ella~ to at""' anol fl•a In LOft4on Saturday, Dec. 6th )~ at 12 Noon l Saturday and you've requested a tape. ZYou'vc listened carefuUy for the 3 to 5 minute& that most tapes run, bu\ you've still &ot questions. Or you've decided that your problem is too complicated to ~handled over the telephone. No one is sayina that you can' t ao and talk tO somebody. asyoonmous. Catalo&ues arc often Inadequate for disseminating all the information a sanestcr. ACU-1 TOURNEY Now, let's assume you've called 63~2259 after 5 p.m . on any day but ...... ....._ ,....,..,... ....,.......,. ........ __,_.,..,'*'"""' .......... .. e....\..OitOOA tor ~ . ...... $100 Entry Fee ~ entitles free pool ......., ~ ~ ........... ...._ _ . . . , _ , ., LI.E.. _ _ Winners odoonce to Reilton II Finals ._WC>AU&- ,._.,.........._ • Pre-Registration Spring 1981 Qv.eevery NEWBORN ' the Materials MUST he l1lnled ia at Squire or Froaaak between Dec. 8-10 accordiq .to tlae foUowiag scheclale: , DATE 311 SQUliE ,._.... ....,. o.c.a advantage 200 FRONCZAI s-ion ..... ,....... 1 • ......,O.C.lt Graduate and MFC atudenta may u•e .ita at .-ny ol tile time• li.ted above. .....,. ....I WI ..... ll:JI \ I..,. lmpooiruoo, A«{ICJ~ " andqae CJocbfng • jewel~" . g4:u . fWU~ 8rDOidnfJ OCCIIIieoAlea "Like a Phoenl..k Plom CbeAIIbee" WOt:cb ae OAOWing "' OCJJ< , _ . , boO-ne , Mbn.· S<x. • NOOD co SU:. )A() Aile» lk: · 111111· 11200 �Disabled aim for State campaignl by Oawld Bo•k Spot!,... SNiff Wtfr,. 1D pr_.uoo for ~ United N.UOO's lntemadonal Year of Obabled <VeDIS, radio and td<viaioo spot&, Penoos (fYDP), a mlljor plannina tcollon wu lld4 rec:altly in ~ Hayma lAd ..buman inlerell.. pi«'Cs ~,_of Sq~ Hall. Acco«<lJJ& Ia Coll«o McCartby, Pmldmt of OOIICU1llQa abc oc:bievemmu or .the The In~ UniYCI'Iity advocacy II'D'lP for the b&Dcticapped-the ~ ..-ina ,... held "ao ptller ......,... ara II'O'lP' Arid advocal.. fOf tbe The IJ'OVl>S wae abo in (avor or lwldic:apped In order to make a c:oh<li~ trron JO that a Stlle·- the "Buft:&lo Piau" 10bc:rebydutfn& c:aJIIpoip $OIIld follow... lllll month would be devoted Aller a brief pras coafama:, One or the .,..jar nsultJ of 10 a di!fc:rmt "lw>cllcap." The th< mc:<tbla wos oi)<O<d by o..., ad""'*)' for tb< b&Dcticapped is the row - . or !he -'> wiD be Pqe, Dinaor or ~ O.r or CRI!ion or the Advoeaey Ofli<r f« Individually devoted to a differmf" Buffalo's Adoocaey Ofti<X for People wllh Haadlcapplaa problem or need sucb as: People wltb Handi<appin& CGadltioos. locllod in BufTalo'• lf'OJlSI>Oftllt or lqislllioe or • Ccoclitioas. wbo llreued lh< ,_, City Hall, Wider the dirocOOa of speci(jc bancticapped &rOUp. The ~ 10 "bOna the public's ottmdon to Pa&e. The main purposa of the plan ba alrady been O<Cq>led by lh< disabled.,, City ortlce are topromote New Yott Stilt and m.ay be N<w YorltState Advo<ate for the individual advocacy. syttcmJ adopted Gllion...;de.. J:liJabk<! John Ocrity <XJ>rm<d hiJ a d - , and 10 procure fuod.s for Spa:lrti aalvidco Arid projecu deoin 10 "111< the m<dia and aervlm 10 tbc hlndlcappcd. Pa&< SUJ&<S(ed by the Jl'OUI» included I political syst<m for the irutituoion eonsldcrs tbe Oflicc one of the bat "h.anclicappod day" wbldJ -ulcl or proarams and kn'kla for the 111&111 of unity on the local lev<!. li•~ the aa>en11 public 1 c:llan<e 10 bandica.pptd •• , GcriJy also An orrtce for the hancli<apped In ..pcricnce tire as a b'mdiapped <mphuiud IUs belie! lhll "it .. Erie County Is beina rormulllod pcr1011, In CVUIU such U wheel· time to &<t people on the band· and will hopefully advanoc tb< chair obstade <Ouna, and 01ha wa.a:on;' (Of the fonnadon of 1 wort of lh< current Erie County Ad .. carnival-type'" aa.ivitia.. unified Slale·Wld< and hopefully Hoc Committee on the. The cemmittee also hopes to Handicapped, aecording 10 ia. oatlooal .rron. <odor,.. the Gitney <)'Stern, which Father John Au.r<llo of the direttor Roben Mci<r. provide• lran>ponation or tbe ~t.yor'• AdvUaly Commiua- for The meetlna rcpruenled lh< di5ablod to places of eroptoymmt Prople with Hand i<appin & int<rests o! the different &r<>UPJ in and Olba necessary dadnllioM . ~nditio ns aated thll "public ...,.en major areas. Thcx Included Alona With tl\is plan then: will be an •~= i> a main ao-1 of lh< legislation for the diubled, dfon to ''fOIIc:il tbc Oepartmm1 of committee." We mw1 lf'l numic:d employment. recreation. TI'IDSj>Ortldoo 10 fund v&nl for Ute to the media >o lhll the public will transponllion. indcpendmt Uvlna. haoclieapped," aa:orcling to Eric I>< abl< 10 lam and undmcand the archftec:tural barracu and Dabcn. head or tbc Transpon11lon oeccb of I he handicapped," he Aid. commu"n)' awrcneu. for the Disablod. In thb way, be added, pro.,..,.. In I bul ..tormln& xssion or ~ In addition. the lfOUps plan to and ..,.;ca 10 I he handicapped can varlo.. lfOUJ», pUbiK ed-.ion IRVitt: 8UH\ $pt&kCU tO the I>< inouatod with<>ut rd«<ion from ,.... erophulted. 1'1\is would. lake upcomin, Janu ary meelina. u "uneduc:atated pubht. •• plot< throuah the IDYP IIIOCllltly Speaker> will Include Edward ---·~~, ,_ltfffftfMHI•~,...UNIIH.,NI.-.1 V'HtofOi~ All of lbc reprc$CQIIIiv<s qreod ncwsJcu.er-a nC'tllt.spaper columa lo Sldnf<ld !rom tbc UB School of thOl anainin& fuods will be a main be presdtttd in K'Vetal area Architenure. Allm Dckd<bcun and JOal it tht JfOUP is 1.0 pw tU 1dcu ll<"'JP"pcri:"a coordlnaaed monahly various mcmben or the Sports calendar to aonouocc meetl~~J> and Auocialon. tnto aruoa. . f i eoa..ee Moad.ly, Ncncmbtt 17, 1910 NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS; MF<fC-OtmWJI M'udw/-Unt.nown pcnoo(s) damacod the pluca wall ncar the oheasa """""' $200. 11/ I&IIG--):22 a.ni. Rldmortd-CriMU.ol MUclut/- Unknown pcnoo(J) ripped lh< altmltllum plai&JaA door orr ohe Housloa bulletin boon! cailsin& s~ dam>&•· 11/ 16.110-1:.44 . ..... RldtmOII(/-crlmUIJII Mudli(f-Uoknown - ( > ) ran~ a JoeL cylinder from a door ca...U., SIS ~e. 11 / 16.110-l:.. a.m. BiDdl Hoii-Cntnllool M'urtlti(f-A male was picked up In PoneJ (or loltain1. Upon rctumin& to Bis.dl Hall, he tldod over num<row il<maln lbc bookina room, ioduclin& ......-and liiiiUl>fint&able. l><eatin& Iauer. Sub)«<aa~<n to the Amherst Police [lq>ertmma.. 11/ IS/ 80-3:17 p.m. Wllk...,-crrm/nQ/ MlodiW-tJnt.nowa paJOO(s) brok< a coffee table CIU>UI& SIO damaae. 11/IS/10-S:IO a.m. Lockwood Ubrtlq-Pfilt ~A female AOOmt reportS that unltnown peraon(l) 1ooi bcr wallet valued 11 SIS and containin& S40 cub and peraonal _ .. 11/ 16110-J:O p.m. Lock"'IOd- PfiltlAI'CYII)'-Unknowo pcnon(s) took door 1\andlcs ofT the e.dl door 10 abe walkway. Handlaarovalucd II S40. J 1/ 16.180-00:01 a.m. P.1-Prtlt ~yo-Student reporu tbal the blltay fMm his auto valued 11 S'10 _, tak<n, 111 141~:00 a.m. Fmncuk- Pfiiti.Arctrty- A Jludmt rcporu thllta floor mat valued at Sl.S ,.... takm from the d<vat« in p.J. 11/ll/86--6 p.m. o-wy-Bui'J/1117-A lludent reporu thlll unknown pcemu(s) toot his moneymadc cub card [tom b1s walles. The card .,..IUed lo withdraw ov<r 5200 from his account. 11/U/~ Lm. Locl<wood Librtv7-GtrU1d L~~tuny-A $ludr:nt reporu thll unltnown - ( I ) bad req>OVod her rod wall<t valued at ru. Wallet oonlaiaod ru cub aedit at'ds ....s pcnonai~>~D<B. H;,_,.r-A r<ma~c srodent reporu that uamown pcnoo(!) caiJc'd udft& lhat. be 1tncw .-ytbina they do bccatae be could ,_;.,.......u. '- R ff . • ~ I • MCAT·LSAT·GMAT ~ · SAT·DAT·GRE .__.., _.,_ .. -.. .,':-.; .---:.:, ":".'.;: = ::-=:·.::~- .... Q~Nn.. Help Prevent llrttt Detects 1he Nation's Number One Chid Health Problem. ~.._ Wildt them !rom ht. room in Red Jadtrt'l. He abo JWod that be was tb< ...,. penoo Who bad been mHina all Olher phone calls. 11 / 14/ID-10:40 p.m. Wi/- P,/>-Otmiltal (,_rnioii-Aa:ltxdinJ 10 - · I male audent erucred lbc Pub ond thea handed anolha uudent IUs student lderuifocatlon card. Pub c:onriKIIlod <~~d. 11/14/~10:42 p.m. P+-VofT Ot~- Patrol obocrved odutle dnviJ>a In cirdcs. Upoo aoppina ¥dUclc PIIII'OI obl<ned a minor drivii!J. Anodwr monor ,....Ia the bad Jeat. A - · - is>ued. 11/IS/IG-7~)() p.m. SOUTH CAMPUS REJ'ORTS: VisitOI''S Lot-Oitnrno/ ~f'rxlut/-Unltnowo pcnoo(s) brOke •ooden &Ole eausinJ SIO darna&e· ii / IS/ 80-):)() p.m. 0oo<1y<w Rood-CntnU.IIf Mischlt/-Unkno"• pcnoo(s) l><olte the spotliJhl on 9 caiDil\a s~ ctanqe. 11114110-7:01 p.m. ro-Loop-l'ofTOtMI-AIIUdentwasis>uedsummoosaforiO!aathe WTOO& way in l,h eloop. 11/IS/110-9:00 p.m. car TUESDAY, NOVEMBER i8, 1980 NORTH CAMPUS R£PORTS: P·I-Criminal Mlxchit/- f'<mal< 1tud<n1 r(fiOru thll unknown pcnon(s) JCt'llched nnilh on her car ca"'IAJ W dama&c. II/17/II0-9:1S a.m • &1/dy-P.,it l.Gtuny-F~ aud<nt r(fiOns that unltnown pcnoc1(s) 1 took $10 of «~flee money rrom her desk dr&...,, 11116180-S p.m . SOUTH CAMPUS REPORT: Maln / Ballry ut-cru..lnol ~f'lldt~-A Jludcat rC'pOIU tluot unknown pmon(s) sluhed all four alru on hls 19'13 Cbcvrok< <awilla S2jO dmlaae. 11 / IS/~12 p.m . Sqm Jfa/1-crlmlna/ Tretpass- Patrol rapoodod to a call lhlla ltuda!t was on lhc'third floor . H• bad been warned orr campta by City Coun Jnd&< l.&Ru.oo. 1117/t0-9:)() p.m . ��~orts i ==~~======================~========================= ~ J fi Hockey ·Bulls blast past Canisius by David Czakja Nuthamo upped Lhe marl< tO li¥< on a well oooai•ed play tbll ori&lnJJtd rrorn bdliod th< UB o<S. Sp«trvm SJqfJ Writtr AJthouih Canisiu.s CoU•a• bo.uu an Army ROTCpn,.rom, it was the .UB hoctty Buns •ho brouaht the anillery. By manhandlina ch( Ooldtn Grifruu 6-1 last Friday 11 th< Holida y Twin Rinks In Cbecttowaaa. Loci by bal...ecd saorin& and ~ d<ftrur. Burrllo srat>btd a.o early lead -1\ich i1 nt'Yrr rdinquished. At tbe 6:06 mark , John Glllqhcr cn~ised oaoss the front of tl>cnec aod.wnmed a wnst"'ot Callislos 1011,. lim Plllllaroh for the pme's initial t.Uy. Wbat follo....S ... a rash ol pas~ penalties tllrm by the Bulls,lu\'ln& tb<msdvalhorthaodcd low tunes. ln1lcad or losinl tbdr composure, tbe penolt y k tlll n& unit , speazlltaded by Oa}ton Waum and Pcta Dombr"""kl, ai)O.....s the Grifftnti scanr uouna opponunirics. Bdore t1>c first paiod'• tod t- Jobn S..CCS. c:arried t1>c puck our or IMOOTH AnAC.c Ul'l o . . Qyunn ...... lit .., C..... -.o,_-. ,..,,. .n... , ,, .. Gll~her notched h11 ....,nd -~....,, lout,. _....,"'""-··........ ----- the Bulb -..:, Spotted 0tan Comc.oo ond handed him a oiny rink·wlcl< peas. Ouna-oo U>ok the frO<n Inside lh< Canisius blut Uno, bUI lt t i<l<td out by th• Griffa' nctmiodcr. Aller • $~tor by lllaiJ< Farina, Nlldlcrmo- tb< "'at p<nalti<l. Apin it ..., th• Bulb' ......h.. pml)ty ...,, Oollocba' puck put P-aJiaroli. Ensuin& penalty killiDc >qUid that ktpl th• dtawina tl>c IWO minutt fuw:. tam in tb< lead. Durina t1>c four Canbiua <apl ..llt<d on tbc fhanLI of "lim:" _ , hurled at UB pemlties, Canisi111 bc<:amc: mUllion, u .1o< c...ct llipped one PIJii&toli by t1>c UB f&nL paR ICamilh . This, howncr, ..,.. Wilh :ol9 ltfl oa t1>c doc:k. Ook lnac&lln&IY pro[oc:icnt at die ploy, bu1, Bulb' soall< Bill 1he Griffa only ~CC>R . Guynn lnllicted !hf -UDd. From t1>c left poiAl, Oay100 Kaminski mad< """"' key U V<S Woucn ~ •lilpobot. Bdort durin& this srr<leh. AI O:ll or t1>c period. t1>c Bulh Rqroupina alia th• Canisiw it · - - the &ollk. .,jded to lhc:ir lead. Kdtb Sa"ftt ..,.S, Paul NordiWtl rq.rDntd tl>c ....,...S to ... bil sUet oa il • &01 cndil for tl>c JOII, whicfl lhret fOil ...,..;... Taklna • p&lll hppUoa it put PqJlorali.. Followiaat.loo -.lluii' ...mmaa<d to squetzt its ""Y out from Mark W<rda-. Nuduuo from • ~ , _ or bodies u.uaten:d tD on Paaliuoli Ed Wric!M <Xp<CIIOd bil ~ blldclled ill boot of tl>c Canisl111 unmolcsled aod flftd a $~tor at the O¥er the aam•a perfOI'IIIal:ll«.. ••u 0<1. K<¥ill Knab and Dllt Guynn Grirr"' aooJtmclcr. Tht lftlllallhcK 1ttc y contiat~c to play so was blocked, but Narduuo UDditdpiiMd t1>cy woa't - e awarded assisu on lh< eoaJ. ln th~ openi.na min\lCC Of lhe lollo....S up the play and rammed pmcs, " A>d Wriabt wllo is lootiQa tlurd paiod, Kaminsta t<fused a bom< the r<bound. forwwd 10 tl>cu IIQl ropirut Just sccond L later Rob ~su. .. Gnrrm surp:. All:O the Buns toot J011 wtth d$ht ....,nds 1<11 . Tuin, a pw from Dllt Guynn. GaUaahc< l.OOIII<d in on Paali&toli and ru-ed home the PD"tt play eoaJ from lh< -........ -·.... aollk's~en . Tht l<COnd period bcpn witJ> the llWls ju milliaa • tbird pJ by •ncho u GaJia&ba-tryiAa !Of t1>c boltrl<k-llid lht poet toward lht Callislus J011 tiiiTowty missina tl>c far pott , Followloa the Bulh• murred c:lw>«, t1>c GriffOAJ bcpn to ~ witJ> new fouod .;,or. With bocb t<lm& bqin.oina to knock cadi otbtr around, lht ornclab btaao to band out rUJal o..ru win_,. Tolchok ramrods Nimrods Whto IWO Wlddeat<d lcantl meet, On< o&n c;qxcl an explosive pmc. Wednesday's <lash ......... t1>c N"unrocll and Tolcbok RQU<n to d<lermint piaa-mtfU lo lhe UB intram.urll filW> wu oo CJ<Jep(lon. The aame wun.. t aptosive u far u Karina •• oooceraed-but tmobolls, tcmpaed by tb< cold ond "'- t1>c lhRit or elimiDition, filled die preoeriprion nledy. AJ pme's end. twO plaJ<Ss bad beat cjo<ltd, • rtfcrec bad br:<n punch<d ia th• mouth by an Irate ron, ond Told>olr: prevllil<d 7-4. Tht mow~ Oovimor's lldd would . _ lht contCSl lUI would wllo ...,uld nllt ·~ with Ill llftl>lmWI!ed .-.!. lloll! , _ , _ , wory of one ~ • illcYliDell"" ror t.1oo -"'a tlttorr. Toktlot's Qo;ry Noel llllaed a~ loll IDd t1>c l'laorDda . . . .- 10 . . . . 1lldr ~- 1bf dri...... --"'1 IS q - - . : t Mlrt SettariD fOIInd a.-.. Vllo Concbl fora~ -.c. ThtClllra poial fOiod, - llle -.Jailed ...... s...btriD •• head. This 1l1iaaoe WIMIId 10 be cncial. 1bf Tok:bob' rn. ................ (rom nUModd. wllert • lr:idort pOIBiod OUI Of bouDds. Toldlot 11ao attlftd .,;, their lira drlv< trillo 1 17 ywd ~ "*rna . - Ecdcs lwllo ftolsb<d a or 19 ..-. two iatcn:qJcioas) 10 priao< ....,.;... Milt• twqoo (S rocqodaos). Toktlot .._. surrtf«< the late a Lloo Niaorocls nil tile atrtl potlll. but a _ . , . . , _ llle ......... 10 ..... i ~If)'. 6cdeo ................. pololt wiota be 1\it Ilia DID .......... lila- Ito tl>cGid ._, m1k1na it 7-4. "T1Io Nia'a . . . .......... lhort Uved, u - lfs your retum . that counts! ~of ......,__ __ • lilll:tiUil ('11M> - S - ·<tf II with abo tWO ~- pidt~ by Tolcl>ok'• <V<r· . , _ Mile H*pL 1bf 'Cioob, uoabk to .an ..... a prey C*dl 11J Non. to pw>C lo a ..... NiDrod 1bf llalf C8llod ..... Matt IDd SrlGiat boCJI rtiCtilot lip Socbca with IOCb, !avilla llle 'lodo deep Ill llldr OWD torrilory. Socond wr .... "- with • thana• or J)OIIIIIIoo ._. MitiMr capiiJIIJDna. Oo Toldoot'a-" ~ ll!cdal ~ atolld drlv< dowllfldd wlth a bla 2S Jll'd piDtr tu Matt. llcdes.lhcflllred lon& apia. wbl:rc a Nimrod inttrftfed ""th 001< of ~rccdvcn. His n<Jil lOG wu tbal Wm by Na!>da to the one yard..Jint, w11ttt tilt 'Olob looked like tl>cy were IUina to fun.bcr thdr leod. 1bf Nimrotb• hrTy Roac tbm c:auabt Ecdcs bc:blnd th<lin< for oloa. _ Som< b<lween'I'IAy otthlity erupted ond t1>c orrldaJs a<nl Nimrocldtfmslveblct Mitch "Assusio" Horwitz and Tolthota' BIU Maltnaa to th<licldiaa. With Tolcllot tbr<atmina, the N"uurod dcfcme ti&htm<d. Scdcs. l!ftSSW'C'd op!D, unloodcd into tl>c handil or the NimtodJ' Rlth ....,llo, shuttiaa do"" t1>c drive. Th< oat N"uurod ld rc:aaulula IQ"<CO - · o Sloan< lor • loQa pin, only to o«lt Clllcd t.cll: by a dil>l>ina infroa.ion. Soocta.U. tbal decided 10 thlOw loo& but Tolc:hot . - . . o..y Matt ..., tbcn: to pidt it o rr• • With obocrt IWO miauta ~ tkOiob fOUDd thcrudva doep ID lbdr OWD tarilory. A dcsp<nlion bocnb lO Matt WU bn>ltCII up boalllifull)' by llony sao-. .... 1:., ldt and Motl rd-'Y tic:l<td it a ...y frocu Ooip irl bil OWD ""*-<:. heN"""'' 1>t011 drivt- roua~~t ........ the Tolc:hot t..m. So<k•do - t SJoan< riaht lliddislc bopioa ror a bia,pincr. Th< Nimrods' poio<d lad<r - - biS , _.. cal .... &D .........;q on«wwdod vaJ>. Ht Ibm 1ttpped - of bocmdi, 1toppioa lh< doct witb I:U 1<11 10 Jbow. s...btao ...., loot<d ror SJoan< bulto ao o.vail. Tbc followio!e Nimnld ~ n>a"rClll by a •c:orKr<I¥Cf1ial holdial eo11. A mis-haDdlcd rna ca~ta follo...S, forc:ial Saturia to thlOw '-nplct< iaoto a ........ erowd. T~t tbal tool!: c:oatrol or the boll wlth )$ seeoncls raoiiiDiq. Th<- wu balled obnlptly Iller u inok fm lured rdcrec Mite Co..-. to lh< ~ wbl:re • puocb wu lhrowo. Th< ocbcr pruldiaa ofllciolJ decided to aod tht 18 - - p t tO .,...._ IDf funhc:r ....u.a ....... ...., . v~o~aace Tbe- mdcd tha-< witb T old>ok plnit~~m~ laco tilt 11Mb with 1 7-6 tri....... The p o o t C<WQIIICIIU ...llocted a amcnl di&sallsll<llon. whh the or1lclldna. "I llllmit w loot the oa out own meriu, but I' m t11:1t IDd dred or t1>c btlea l ntlmidoted," tx>mploiDed N'm~rocls' captolo llony Sloane. " The rof• arc Dot pr01! m• �. l l ~ 'j ---·-;.,.....- ........ ~··-...-.------ -dlo1oe ... - · - - .. . , _ _ . . . . . todl-lotpotlot ... - · - Swtm team engulfed by Guelph Get happy! 1Wo hOurs of happiness for the price of one. "Thursday'• llmes and results don't ren<CI Ill or our trainins. We expoct<d a closer ..-. btlt we didn't have rtal id<ll condition•." $Old Royals $wim team coach ~amda ~... Tbe Royals lost their first me<~ of the teUOn to Gudpb 70-34, and Noalt.. btam.. It on a sl>on warm· up resulrlna from the late arrival or lhe1wn. The pool, she also claimed, wa, ill wone conditlon than Clark Hall's. 1'hi$ was the flf'Sl time the Royals had ever U~&~~~ at Ouclpb ....S.the women dlvon also bad • probltm adjustiQa 10 • cli(l'erent board. "Divlna depeods oa the board. You ae<d a eonsistent boar~ ·$Old Royal's MWy Quioe. Despite advuse oonclitloos., UB d1d have two imlhidoat winnirs w1tb Kay SimoaJO<I com1na out or Ouclpll with a double win. Sbc took tbe 200 mcter iDlcnuediale and the 400 m<tn (ree 11}1< white Amy BcissoA placed lint ill th< 50 mcta free ltylc. ....unm.r 2666 M..,190tt Hwy. o.tzvth • 888·8701 3901 SMrldan Drive, ~ . 839·2109 3980 Belley Avenue, A~ · 832-1210 Hndstotftll<r Free style proved to he th< Royals suons pOiDt as they piDed SCCCIDd .,._ l'inisbcs-<O<aptain m- FOOTBALL Klm Kczla in the 800 mttas, A.nn Worley in the 200 Older and Amy Brisson in the 100 mttcr. Cheryl PetTault even manaa<d a second plaee In divins. "We're aoloa to work on k«!!in8 our headJ IOCdhcr ror our next meet at Oswea.o." said Noake~. Now that 1he ttam has aouen over their pre·sea.son )Iuers, the coach Is conOdent that it will he able to work on improvina concentration and competilion times. " We're &oln& to swim I difrertnt prosram at Oswqo," sl>e added. ln$1cad of eompetins ia alllonJ dlsunce events u in Ouclph, the away meet December 6 will he • combinatloa or both shon and :;>nj distanc.: evmu. This new format will ~~~ the Royals a clw>ce to eompet.e in all of th< required ewnu at OM meet. Is still lookilll Jorward to a succt$Sful u the ~eam lost ooiY one qualifoer from last year's sqllad that (Uibhed third at the State rmals. This ye~r's freshman erop is also sl>owina potential' the eoec:h no<<d. Taklna the rora loss as a lesson ralher lllan a s<tback. Noakes added, "We toow what we ba"e to wort on." Noakes sea>0<1 . About the GRE or GMAT? PREPARE YOURSELFlll ( 71oU coUTM co.,.,,.. llf'tN<rOI knoU>I~dllf! common ,., th~ GRE, GllfA T, and a lf..,.oduote-pro/e.l-1~l}ool mtronc:~ examlna· . tloM. To,..,. Include: anol)lllcal ..-.onl,.., 11f!rterol math, algebra, baMe ..,.,..etr)l, uoc:obulary, reodii>IJ comprehc,...on, a-laglu, .,.oplt lnterpruatlon, tut·wldng """,. and lut preparollon. FEE: $60.0 Main Street Campus Janu~ry 13-January 29 Tuesdays & Thursdays 6 seastons, 6 :10 • 8 :45 p'm iNSTRUCTOR: Dent.e A. KrcJIImon Is o PhD Condldote In EdUCGtionol P~Jychology ot U/8. Another good play Is getting to P.J. BOTTOMS early for the pre-game warm-up. After a few c:old brews and some scrumptious wings, yOtill be ready tp see the Oakland Raiders take on the Denver Broncos. MONDAY NIGHT HT FOOTBALL Is at P.J. BOTTOMS. PRE-GAME WARM-UP Beo 9 pm. - .... $2.25,.,.,. GAM&TINE 9 ,.m. on. 6{)C. ........ 75 ,.,.,. . SJ-'!' d/1 daull6t oodlr at ... ,. rllf/'L �classified CL.ASSlFtiOS m ay De IMKM 41 'Tf1e Spec:m.m• ofUu, ISS Soul•• M~l. MSC. Otne» ttoun ••• J ..rn. 'o S p.m. ~~um,.,.,.,.,, TO TWO IEOitOOrM ·""'· vrr dole to MSC..., ......., MGMit~. s.tmf . . . . . C;OC)Y' or the .0 WI'ICt'J a CNCIII: Of """"'--· A¥..1.... 0ec. I 1ZlS plw;s C.llll).liGIJ. THI: SP£CTAUt.t , • .,...., tr. riiiU 10 .... "" ......... c:oov4 l'fO lll£FVHOS Me • • " 01' ~~rtto AdL ......,. "'•'- tu~ COOY I& . . . iOM. "TM $pe.lt\u"' CIOI:t rJ01 eitlotme •etPOnMIIt\1 lOt .,.,. . . . . , aJIC.O\ 10 r•p~oeuc. o.r C~t..W-., MY .cf tor ..,l'lr.,.nt), frM "'•' ,, fV!darH "*•t.en due to 'YJIOWWtl<tl •rOfL fitOOM fn IWIIy hrrnl..s,.e4 f'IO VM ........ ..,. ,...,...,.. , . . . a1\ldllf'lt, 10 vnttftn.. ·-5. 0'-.s"""' MSC...,.. NE!.O OH!: I'IRSON tor a tvur pP1iDn AUTOMOTIVf F~ITHFUL JOn yellow Pintv. Snow tlret.. tur'let,tp. Mil. C•H • ·CI105 llll!frrft 1100 tncl.ut. Fwnfthlld room 10 mfn WID to MSC, - FCI~ AOOM P- lSN ....c:~r 1 19PI ICtnwOOO fOW •mptlfl"' tONkwa lt. . .l SOf"'V R·R ''5W Clltdt 11.to-. ~~ Pr.. .mpa. MOOtl abl•. Pete M.S-.111 t AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE FEMALE ROOMMA TC WOIMM; 176 pnn,. uti t).6.1 . to,._.. ~~. BO"'TQM1J wor• """" ,,,...., ~.J. aonOMS, »10 AWn " ' " '· r1Cif'lt actoA tr.n Ul ITEMS WANTED ~ toN- York City ud ....... lo1aod oniloble eooa. CaD 636-2497 for detail a. tO fl'.mntic klttl l..ooll.l tlh M~'ft OO'f t Wlnnet tht• yNt'. DHPFC PAiitTY HIGHT IS Sol.lnc:ley Nlqftl., P.J . aonom• J u ~ to.,.. ,._.,.. ctutl. oroup, Of'1WII"'(Uit'l«t. de~Hrtmant or 1'Hm ~ II.,. ~tnfl I• rNttithtt for m«e fflfortntt"'n c• ll ROSEV It 1onomtr. J710 , .. ,~,~ut . tN Oril Piece tiO"''SSo froM Gooct'r«M H. .. at unlv. P1fa.) ~ 5t, . 3 · fi'ATR.IaA. 4 ... ..,., welle'f. _ , . a...cs.a C. ParLato Attorney-at-Law 36 Hopkins ~oad. Williamsv ille, NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 631 -8884 U? UNIVEASITY ""ESS 361 Sqalr1 Hill POETS. CttEAT)VE WR ITe.•~ fM. Al'flJtt: TM .$peC1'Nm W'"an'tl. 'fO'llt ~ for • .tDifd., l:sa.w $;;10.il M et.tnal to r~ Goc.tol• OT o.w CCaotMiack ., ,,. Spectrum oHk"'- W Squln ~~ ~ ~ilihH '" ~..! $TitAWBERRY DAtOUUUS *"'S PIN Cai.U..,.. oNP n.oo wert rwto.y ftllllt -' P.J. aottarn... l'DO Main St.,. r~t . .,..... ftOm UL llloadly - Friday 10 . .... II 5 p.ll. 831-2511 que~t ion~ a u t hor ity AlOE BOARD IUD£ MEEOED: Pluto. Clwtttmu Call l«eb: -rttt•t•')t, .. w-tM, UN: IV&RSITV CEN"TER Writing S«Vkee.. Ectlttnu ~ typ~ f-er tf'e ICr1bt or f'l«:k, .,,.......,,- Sfi'ECIAl DISCOUNTS: UB st~ 4 E--·· tuutt., . sn ampoo/ style•cu, : I 7,00. Ptrms 1'12. 00. 8.c:iut•;e : 1U T'YI'ING SEilVIC.E.. Norttl 8utt• to.. Pnftt•bfy. dlsurt• tlont, tht:ttlt, - Ha ving a problem riding campus buses? -Ha ve a suggestion or complaint?? - Are you aware of ftte fire haur<ds within the EllicoH Complex and the Academic Spine?? Meet with the: Student A tfairs Committee Implementing change ! MEET.ING DEC. 2nd at 3 :30pm Talbert Senate c~ambers or call 636-2950 -----------, ~ SS$SSS SERV ICES E"GUSH RIDING LESSONS. C-'1 _, ......... ~tW4Uf'IM¥t,.. IIIIUdlsf Cillac*" eM. A proteu lonally typeHt and printid ruunM can be I INI Hill to I job llunter In any field. Dollv . 812· 1456 ~ J:r)U~D RESUMES We 're experts! . ....~--~c..tt~~ (718}88~8252 - F A~S : FootDaUt hoc.keYI B~I I W.Nwaetootte.f"tiWW I At SP'lTS etfKtlw e•u.v Buffalo, N.Y. 14213 .OOOUP<1!15- - vw.. Mirle. MYtlma. etiiQ to''"'"' ou1 ~ ••• tM Oftwn. tor mort tnkW',.,..IlOft, eel! •s-.5'11. IJI·MG, P .J >111. 1t - $ ..... IJl,d:JI. ....,.,.._, lfld -..onac~ bV A:T A.uoc.. We'tt f"MtJ'''N • oi.O you wer DOUG1 ~ 8lr1nd.evt How yow know 1111114\at • *I tNIIM ftinCS Wief"e eoovt. I tow vac.t~. Mlon ovetentwd Speedy Sales GUfT~$ WltttW. M-~tjtoVtllpnof-tty olw YOW -/Jt' :::-.:.~- details!! 11 - I$ YOU. ttE.5UM8 LOOKING IIIU>- Vitamins & Minerals JUt • • - - LUNCHEON SPECIALI ttECOttOING WOA.CSHOP- ... trr't'. STIMULANTS, ....._ ... ,_, for more $1 .99 s.ndwlch s~ Plus Sala d Bar tor J~.,Y ··~ ao'ICI fYettlt!o d•" "· a.. sba llmltld~ St1oC1- Stlleflo 17>-2117. NOW AVAILABLE IN WESTERN NEW YORK 4 ..,.._, ..... ,..,., f'IOW --- • ...-a atAWS Uc•li l'l :wc• BUJea • "em.'fe.. TyC14ng.-.lb~ MW' &nil..,.,. ,, ••Miaillne...C..t ·<n>-- eo 10 • conan ilftCII ~ • p(d( wtm ,,_ baW'., tooo. 1 Will bUY or .,.--.. c ..l HELPWANTEO c..u The Spectrum •OIYILOfll •WIOOI..O ..¥tf4TK* I s s s sss.ssss Am,_.,, ''*'""""'' PAR1' TfNIE 'Mtf'ef..V ?D """"" • Spm f ~riday QUICK COPY TO SHARE- t-iOUSI S min trom UB Cell Jim ,.4,5fll, Chriabnaa Flight• and P -J . 80TTO'-\S,._..._,_,.._mkl mornlno <tetn uo enc:1 ore-o 1 tO 1 ,_.,.. • O.y. -ue SUPER FAST PRINTING .WANTID-,etne,le lot • bt<lrootn JMUMY lit. tatt a7·1m, F£M.AI.E GltADIIJII~t ~"*" 2 ff'll MSC W•hr/'Of"(f!f l.wnthot f».JIM. ,,~,..___..,tlutorww • PMtv •• 1J11 J &OTT'OM.S ceH ROSCV •t Ill•..,., P J aonOMs,. »:Jt fMin Sl .. rf9M acrou fnlm Ul, IJl•Ha. Every Monday Wednesday and w l,.. i See page ,..,.,tnct.~ ttQij,frtc~ I \Wmonti\IPfnOn, (H• •t IC"•tllgfOII} otOTnoolt. ee c:oob l'D w..... 11).QI7J. pt.JtQJ • IRCB LOST lfttltlle ,.,., • ~ BONUS sh~d'l • •IH$UIIAN C£ GUIDANCE CEHTEJI UOII Hollood o;T-.. --.---~ 31 73 M eln St . 832· 1045 Special Holiday ••n'td Pf RSONAl Ol t ·-,_, ...,"""-- Plus A comf)lf'tttv rtJnOOtltO. all neW t~.~rnhure end ac.C80f'Jtt. S.Cwltv dfpO&.It and "LOOR ,A.TIES AT CALL 837-2278 A.ppraldm..._.., -AI TOP SHELF MUSIC INSTANT S S CASH S $ .. room, i Your Guitar "'"AilS....,._ .......auoc TOP SHELF MUSIC $$$$$~$$$$ ltOOMMAT'BS WANT£_0: l t.ctroom.s !Met k/1Cntfl.t IM"" __""" ___ .., __. .._,. I"Ott Low - • tH Fot All A(J,:I ...._... ,. ~ wrn L••r T•mt• bt atM ......... .....,...,. , N- Res*rad or Cultomlzed7 ROOMMAte WANT•D FOR SAL£ Y•m~t~• lt t1Ttng K:OUStiC" oull•r. Euellenl condition INO 00 lnciWUc•M. c.fl Me n t:»•\111. A.OIDAI COUNTRY stUNNERS alte I . Ultt newcalltll>lr6&l.-k tor ~Mry . AUDIO EQUI~MENT • ..._-...ua. Tomi»-WS. 5ALE OR REI\IT M,_, llL.ti J·W•Y wi\Ofl!ltl-lot1 MOSlLY OlDIES fYtf'Y ll'IUI't04IV ~ .. I'.J . 6ot1ofM. Mr. Mlllat ,our P..J ~D. J~ Ill•"' ef1 ot yowr f....ortteOIOies Md of coune _,.. ~ _,., $lniM 4r.rt .,. 47s ml»d ~from 1 to to pm P .J . Bonomt.. DJOMMft Slret't, rfOht D1""" TWO ltOOMS n.tlebl• on MerrJmec.ID Mel. C.WI U7.. 1M. ,_,.. CloM to MSC onty "*"'IW- m.,.,.. wet.._ C..l Jw L ' ' 131·W6. rec;'"' ANI(II-YOII - ............ . TNtNnOm.Qbe a ~l Al.t.. AOS MUST Ot . . 110 Itt .o,a~... ••••~ ..... '"-onone.. HI my Of .,..fft anG no-Goa tor me rflt of ttM ~MHtOt.,._...S'blt..,.,.IHL FU~NI5HtfD ~I\IITMtlNT 2,_,2. 0..4W Por fuf' 'Pol"tm._,.C. Ho Mh mM CHRISTMAS ~IIIN1et I. Floor ............ AI'AJITM • ..,. flOtt a•NT c..... o,&,ce ttl• . . "' "'~ Of' .. net. ftW 11 ThoJ'rt-...OM! ei - 1lf' { .:..•.~. 1 SHill I<.. \G ~ 8ERNSTE~....., ~~~-l!>olwfl)n - -1 Only ft\lemore;....,.ooocntll1tn • Noal E.C. luii~Un Coupon Board Outlid~ : I 1 3SS Squire Ha ll MSC. __--__ 3248 Main at Heath (opposite UB) l~wY ·~~fll.'t()iW, .-J 'If-· IJ 895-2868 ,.,_ Buy One Su ~r MR. TACO & Get One Chili FREE! A. -mRtllii:TGIWI1I ~ . . . . . 01111 tlll ....f * .... 50~ (wttb tltda ad) Good u.,., Dtc. s. ·ao ·---------.1 Stroh's draft 1.00 Mixed Drinks Monday thru Saturday 8 p.m . to 11 p .m . P.J.BOTTOMS FOOO- IIIOOZE- BOODlE _,. _ . __.. ...,..waw • .,....,. rlllllt ou:rea , . . . . u.a. ~ WE' LL SEE YOU THERE ! Mr• Taco ~~S·;vu ~\'~ou;;;S;' ;' ;;';;';::~ ~.. L. ·~ ... a.-•·•-... ............."-"...,s.. . �(Jttotc of the day "OH, KA·KA I" -MBK lloto: - --Ia• SpoaNm-- 0..'-ailyMn.._ of Tho Spoolnlm. Wt""',.... ol-~ The lllot ... _....wiD--,._ IlK ~... r\eht to edit oil -..... IIOTIC9 TO APPEAR ~ THAll Of!Cf IIIUST llf RfSUIIIIImED FOil EACH PIUifTU'IO. Dudlll>u we Frlcloy • t noon. -y. w_, _, UB Rucue Squod b K«P'inQ •PI>IOC.tlona lrom uprrlmct:d EMTt andJor Paramtdla intetc:IU'd i" votuntnrfng. PI-taw c•JI SA 61 6.)6. ~. Ondulde:d Fruhmc:n and Sophomor~-T•ke • dott.f took at your work·rclattd value-s, skills and abllltiH 1fle<'\Jn.g carHr cho~• A two pen works.hop kglnJ Thur>d•y hom 7 ·9 p .m . In 330 MFAC. Ellicott. Oroup .t•n it hmll•d. so please C"•118ll ·3?11 to p.ttklpttr, or for more lnform•tlon. IRCB Chrbtmas nlghlt and buuea to HVC and Long l,lalld. for details tall 6.36-2497 Fred and Otngcr, hoofer•. and Ill you with happy feet-CAC 30 hour Olnce M..-et..hon for MDA let In the maklnt, Help out with a wild c:nnt. Meny commltte.u nud woril and nc:w 16e:as are wdClOmt.. CIU rtancy at aJ 1·3521 or atop by 345 Squlte. - lnduage In crutl\le lurnlne upukM:u. Vent\He out tnto 8uoffelo ll'lrough CACt 'l'atbn projed.s and opportuniUN ror mcHe tntounation call 831 ))21 or stop by our ofll« rn 3•) Sqvlro Mti·R.Itpt Tuk For«: nted:.t walktn, uc:ort.s and dr~a b the- ra. or thb kmUtet and for ~ tpltng ~t" W )'OU w aM to hetp, ~•II Oebb~ M the CA C olroa aJ 1 3~21 Ruda s~ ..,r1tcu. r-uorM.rs an4 proctor-salt nc:tded for ta""'-' Cont.n MUte •• CAC bfu~ titudtnU CM~ fot In )0 Squlr• 83 I 3~21 Le~ Ha:ufu1 Qr~p l tgel Scf'.f«t offttt fr« ~~ edwi« and "'fonnatiOI'I tO aU 08 1-C~U 0o y'Ou ~~e. a heer1ng 1ft SWJ/ IRJ count of th~ Pru•denc's Commi~1 Ol.S I'WI.t law .lludents ao Kt as deffl'C'Jers for .a.tl.ld.~IS F'ot mott lnfotm.Uon. Jlop In the OlS. Opon 11 ·5 p.m - Y · T-y. ThUldoy. end Frldoy. until 7 p m Wrd....O.,. In ~ Sqvlro. Aloo open Mondoya lrom 1·5 p.m In 177 ~FAC. Elll«><t. &31·2273 Senlort -Rbpf'eMfi~IIVt'.J ffom ~ followlnsJ IChools '*'IU be: on ampul Call Mrt. ~kat 831--3)1~ CH comt to 3 Heyu C to aet up en appolf\ttnent.: Alfrt:d C..,lntaky (to e~tplafn the #11\at.~;er't ()tog ret In t.t'MI smoot PIJ)'chok)gy Pre)gr-6m) tomonow; Albany Lew School Dec. 8.. Mlnorhles art..encovrag.ed to p.nklpete. Enginee-ring Fru.hmcn and Sophornote. Advisement for Sf>rlnQ 11181 coun<a will be 1\old In 219f'lonctO-: todoy 1t 9 a. m.: tom«row It t 1 1.m. and 2 p.m.: Wednetday at 10 <Lm. end 2 p .m.: Thutadey et 10 ~ 3 p.m.: Frid.y at 11 a.m. •.m. meetings Cttdt tf mM>U tomorrow at 8 p.m. In 262 SquJte Hltlotk o.t.rneJd. lnc.,. win conduce tnt- 26th ...v.ual Summer FollowNlp Progrwn In forly NMrlaln HIJIO<y oncl tile Docorot~ lltU It De rrf~ld. Mou., from Juno I~AI>IIUII 1~. I !lei. For more ln(omlotlon cont.oct J . Rkeh1t: OerrliOft, Dtrertot of EduceOon, HiseorJc Detiflol4.1nc.. Deerllfld, AA, 01342. •13·774<5541. ~ - _- _ ........ hotnu ludlnt b<okooorl _~ lrkncb.You..,.btlpb)' coiUng 1M a.A.f'rlend p.m. ~ The _ , - "'-om 01 87~l7lrom ICI-6 ....... \a,_-,.. '-«1 .._...... c - .. lJ6 e.ldy In tho ~ally 1he loll ___ ............ -_,.....,.,.~to,..,...,._,,oor~.-. · 0... ttolnod ......... • " - - collo!Jo clovelop .,_. -....,., ..............,.,_. ...,_ .. .,.. _ _ _ _ ke b&tior lecl..-e - . • of~w .,...,....dtol>- ln . . . -, no~ ....-y. Opon ~ ffomll"p.m~ T-yfloml J.l p.m. W-tlrom 11·12 p.m. ~ ln>m 10.3 p.m. • ncl Frldoy ln>m ll!JO p.m. • 9-.» ~c-t.a.wyt~lor _,.loon ,...,r IQdlnQ. Wfltlng. 11\ICiy _ , ,..., -?Yau.,..lllld e .... - to lmprow "* _ _,..,.__.. .. ~olontlfttlt • ~ Plano end Dance petfonnance given bt pl1nl.a.t Jam6 C.l&brut pleyklg work• of Dcbuuy, S.tJe. 8och end .,h~ pertormencu by members of the Em~~ Sallee Dec. 11 and 12 In the Katharln~ Cornell Tht:e1e-r, Ellkotl Odoll• SlA~t: SMCS meetlns and e lections Thuredly in 9 Acht:ton 1\nnu,. Thb ls 11\o loJt rnHllnt~. of tile ..,....,.. ""n. Oeeula of~ " co.. SludJI" glv<n b)' Prol. H<tlnifls ~ Dec. II • • l:JO p.m. In tho " lllouMt.-p" b)' Agolllo Ou111lo pr•-ocl by ' the Col~ B Ployora of Block Mounl.aln U College Wodnetdoy lhroueh Soturdoy In lh< 1\MNrino Co<MU ThMter. Tkk& a.tc •vatlab4t In the Tlcket. omce end •• tho cloo<. ADs ......-. oa:optrd. Group rotH ovoilol>k' Coii6J6.21)71or ,_., lnlormotlon. s.w.n- Llr1sJubllc:s l..oun9<, Sf>auldlnj~, Ellk:otL ".2.2 ~ Kmlogr lnfann_ol dloo.JAion witll Or. Ford, Ollof ol tho Erir Coulny Sherif~'a DepL,lOftlsht ol 7:JO pA. In 232 Squltt. f_,.,... Ia · SC>on-..S b)' Phi Etasqn.. '"Tplll f...,._ of 11- s -- WNI OM Con L&wn From 4 p.m. 1n ,._- eS- b)'""''· .1. 245 Ffona.olt. . w..._•• • """lu llvold tllla-(Dec..l•5)hom IG»<l p.m.• .... Bll<lefllb<wy, llull•lo Slot& C:OU.go. ~ C.-· O..d VP o f - FlOC! 0.. will - k - ...... lp.m..ln10DiderwbfiW>u. CbloloiK- ~ Wltlllft 1M t.i.w'" - - b ) ' John liMn t- ol tl>o tlnMnhy o1 TO<OftiO Thutadoy ot l p.m. In 21) O'Btlon, AC. R-. by JoM . . _ _, 1111 S.ri"..W ,_..,.. .. e p.m. .. .,., Cburch of,.,. 0ooc1 ~. 96.-nP~. A- . Plcto<W ~~ ~ . " " " " ' - lil-5 p.m. In 1M-....,_ ....... Ia,liDS-_,..,..... .,.~r ,__loiiMo.....,......,..._ c:.n&er Ubfwy/IAI> In W Boldr· All .,. • . . . . - of <1101lollon, W• .,. open -.toyo from 8:30-5 p.m. end ~ . • ncl ~ Dec. 1~ 8 p.m. In tile l<ol/>orlno Corne I n..-r, Ellicott. Tho 8II8C """"'"'1n II'• Artllu In ltatldenct, r.llliloblo •• lho Scpllre Tk:tc« . . . . . . -..... llltl C:lub-Usl doy to join 1111 dub b Frldoy. Olflce llou<a from 9 •. m .~ p.m. on Dec. 4 •ncl5• Olllc:e. V - y CUI , _ . 1-..l"G _ . , . . ,_ w.....,. 6.»11 p.,.,;e:Je,ZJ1M. n...-y r-- 1~ ot1 p.m. in Clor~ Hell. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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" Wt ...,., toow eudy Wllil Ftbrulry," Naualllot> Aid, "but llhink lhal lh<y (tbt 111Xltditalioo 1cam) ,...t p1aaec1 with ...... they CoWie! ... The iAipoaJoo DOnll&lly c:oodl><ted Ill medal ICbool> b do~ every four )'Htl 01 UB b<cawt of two Mpll~ ·~it> 1961ood 1972. The e<credllllion '""' Is compooed oT members ,o r lhe American Medal Allodallon and lht AmericaA Alioeiation or Medical Collqcs, and was on campus Oaober 6. Tht leam "will rtport bock 10 .IJidr pou"<nl Uason .:om millet, it> OUcaao," lhe Dean l't'I)Orted. He noted lhll plan's to conven th< Main Sirea Campus Into a Heal1h 5-0mccs Center acted to ""rc:as.tun" the comrniuce about *-' York Scalt's involvement with th< ""'edieal Sd>ool. "They ~ very lmprc:ssed wilh the Scale's lftlttCOI," NauaJ>tonWd. The Dean ..... &fell deal or ttedlt for lht paulblt ~ lo&Xf<dl!Mloa lo the School'• sdl~Wilion. Dtvdoped 1m )'elt1 '10·111< )'Ht.fo. . prosram.,.. U B's aarr and roa~lty IO c:oodiOCI Ill own evalUObOO or pro«<<urcs and 10 pinpainl m>ublt .,...,. NauJhton tctm<d the sdl-<t...ty P<oaram a ""I\IICC'CS.IfuJ .tvcnture.?' He eaplained 11>11 lbe protCSS "m>lved a number or recommendations" wbicb . _ impkmerued bof01e 1h< outskk ~klrt team "isi.ted. tvtry onm )'elt1 One lhar has boeo WO<l ed 00 is 8dvisanalt 10 "udenu. whido N....,..on &aid had a '"n«d for SOO>t mbaDcantlll." Ht l't'I)ONed 11u1 t0111< dillkal ~ W>C1crwm1 ..,..,.idaion mcl eoordio>alloa, 10 "diminale duplicaion of .!Ton." But OVt<all, lhe Dean esplai~ thai h< and the tvahwioo will! "lht quallly or .. IWI<tuJ mrolled .. ~:'.;,.io~~ ..added dw ' 'the flnlly b mov~,.. Jn lhe r;,bl leam _ . salisfoed Finllllcillly, NwJhton commm1ed thll the Medieal Scllool is "aablc" and put UB "in lh< middle" ofnllllotuol rankinJ.> for medical educallon. " In lhe las1 four or nvt ycors," ht reported, "suppof1 for the School has lncreal<d. This hu helped a lot.'' t$J!CCially in rceruhln& of boCh f1<ulty ud audents. Altbo\IJh a positive ftclifla eJ<ists in lhe McdK:al Scllool now thai the conuniuee fimshcd its three-day cvalWition, lhe >mall croup of visitors docs 001 ha•-c lhe actual PG"'<r lo d«iccc on tile Sdw>ol's aa:rcWwion. Tht lio>oo aroup m OtQao hu LIU1 po"a. mcl thai Is • here tilt mwu ..;u oocn< from nat SpcirJ&. Na!iptoa bctit>cs a pawna p'adc oa 1h11 tq>On. couplc<,1 W1lh the recauly unmlcd plans to ruu~ · - tbt MediQI Sc!Jool's arowth on the ~Wn Strea Campus, could bo the btst proposiJ h<a1d., Farber Hall in some time. - DtmHoltkr monday Vol . 31. No. dtsmb\it.ci 39ISUNY at Bullalo/24 November 1980 If•• to IN lmtotera.ltf comm~t11Umh OM Cl04lt peor .,..,.on Ketter te s ouncil o efts; details reviews and controls On ""'"" 14. 1910. the Publoc Saf"Y [)eparunent IUbmltled lhc report 10 Ketter and the DA. The county q tnt:y,.as 1old UB "'auld co ahdd wtth lnltrnal proceedit>p qalnst >Ome or tbose impliacted. Omvenity Prcstd<ot Robert L Knt<t daaUed 1h~ Univcnity's respon.st. to the hiJhly-publicilJed rumlturc thc(IJ 10 lhc Uni>ersiry Council Friday afiernoon in lhe N - n boWCb Of lhc Ellic!olt CompiCA wilh VariOUS The lnve>~iption rcpnn, when obl.lined by manbcrs of the P<CSS tistcnb>& in1enlly. He the Couritr·E:Jtprtsr, caused a veritable stonn .._ outlined stcpo he plaN 10 take 10 in lheCOtQIDunlty. Scarrr..,..ner Nick Muon ...,._......,..,•• 111-101)1 CDClln>l. ru a~ or aoda..al th< ~ Spoakllla to •'- ~rra~~ rro. its dRW JCe•oo - l ll.a "' a recml fiKIIilly annua l Rl cbmoad Cofet<rlo Senate Eucutivt Coaunktoe xuioo. The tunchcoa - JCcucr aurnmarh.cd the Prtsident &fared II ~ friclly OS he Uoiw:mty's lawct~iaMioru on the furolrure aocused the .loomlolisl or irresponsibility, theiiJ ood rq>oncd 011 lhc inventoey ..1dle dcUillll& his c:ac:opodco>. Jit..,loa, Tbt Praxlcnl CJ111bmec1 lhll hi>lll "I was dismayed 10..., thlll the O>urwr· l'fiiCS of rmwb wen rO>ealed to lhe £xpnss lhao PfOC"'tted to call indovidulb Council fU1l ad _.., then be delivered IO . . - OWDCS ~ed Ia tbc report," lht Giber aompus poupo, loeal ,..... York Slate IOPota~tlvesaid. ·~oat '"ilcJher they~ lqislaon and SUNY C'mlnl. beiDa prooccuted or . _ bctna requested to " I rtd "'"' •hb body shoukl ,.. tbcm bdo<c lhc DA." Ketter was furlha rwa,' • kcttn added.. incCaJed whco the Buffalo d011y rumed a CouD<II memhcrl'- ruction to lbe copy or Griffin's roport o•tr 10 Tire Prc:sidmt was minimal-ly Scoaien Sp«trwro. spott, pralJina Ketter for not ........, lhe ''That ,on quilt 1 bit boyond what anyone rcporu to lhe P<CSS t~~~tU on or infonrriaa the cu dcftnc u "rcsponJiblc. profC$$lonal O>undi. Otairm011 Rob<rt MiDonzl told The journaUam,'" kccter C'Oblinucd to 1hc $p«<rvm tloal he lud '*a out or to'Wtt fO< alodicncx, the lall two wt<'b ....S .,.. unaware or the IC.ctttt co.ulnued to oorclha1 he had as\:ed , _ . . CIOOtronrl). " I pia 10 ,_wills the V'a Prcsidcnl for Fi""""' and Manoaancn• PraidoM ~ .obortly to distiiss the llllllltr," Edwtll'd Ooty to "PP>>int a cowniucc oo he otldod•• -di>CI •lnt...,..lovestipeion oo dlsco>cr Unvicnity pcnonnd tnvotv~m rn1 . On OCiober )I l.hlt doeumtftt was >Ubmstled to Cctttr nailed the tllot l!ld to l'l'blk Kaltf mcl ....., lhOI lO University or !he u.n. ~ t.o lhe ~ wert lavolvcd. Oot.1 allld>td • Coua<il tlo01 two ,.plo)<ea ol Public Safety ~(0<~. ""'ft lodlliAia Rbdve _.. ud wert lDid by "l!/ts important lo note thai the a compoJ>y paooe thot ...,.. or lllcl: investlptjoG did not......,.,.. any~ to ~ had bdpcd tote Uni¥<r1ily SUpport tbo CO<IllUJoo lhOI 'truct loadl' o( property. When U.fonaed, Director Lee new fu.rak.urc an4/or cqu.iJM!M'I't we« Griffon told Ketter onCI tbt Em County dlvuted from lhe Unlvcrsity as had botn District Anomey (OA) oo Mu 29, 1979. allq<d," Kcucr eadalmed 10 lhe qulct Two U8 lnvcstlpton lhcn lOUted tbc Council. ··Nor wu thn'C any evidence to movlna companY's fodlltlcs. fotmd UB support the tonl<nllon lhl l a mas> proptrty ond took tbolr discovery 10 Ihe DA con,piracy t.xistcd bnwecn or amon1 who t~~qCSted lhll the Sfate Pollee bceom< Universloy ernployte~ or ·com ponies' outside involved. lhe Uttlvcnlty. Thll .......ion ..... not pursued and Of the 20 n&lnftt, tO wtrt t:xontraltd, four lCdltr aid Ill a~M«~na with Orifftn, the duo ..,. asked 10 tither rnutll lbc propcny 01 doddod l.hat UB "woUld bave to asumc r.. h, IWO 41flidab rcaill<d formal rcspolllilbilty lor- """Yin& 0<11 iu own lcmn or "I'Omand and ""O othen "ere IAVCOiiptioa." Spc:oklna slo"IY to th~ fined. 0... anplo)'ee, Danid Canddla. ,.,.. C<lwxil and oblaYcn, K<Uq pulSed frotn suspt:Dded and he ·~ lhonlr lhe his only 10 sip-.. -t.idl...-1 10 t&p. llfe:a.l; tbt of lhe IDeftbla. Kcner also said lhl1 Ooty's dotwne1U For the nclO 1wo moothi, l'ublic Safery caDed: fOC' imprOVtmenU lft ..,k amuol inveszlptan laktvicwed U people, "JOllie syst..... ... the or IDCMlt&· of wbom denied 1Dvol¥m~cm. ldmJned &WJt cquipmen1 oontrol and <QtllP<O<nt dispmal.'' ....Vc..-~ed othcn."Ktthr added tbat 8cawt these $111mla!iS Wert leaked 10 t1oey "'"" aoted to raum any pilfered orr,.,. the popcn, Criffin bqan 1 Starch oo !lqU!pmCI>I wltb Sl9,000 Wor1ll !liven block. det"""iwe If a mtmber or Publoc Sarcty w.- th•"'· a- ............. an.. .....m.a .u-a $1.... ulftorlo f_,_ ..,. _ _ IF TlfEM WMOIIU 1o FOOO FIGHT ... : - cfN~tyc..dl ,... hlrdl-. lht~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a-t . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . rcspotUiblt. I.:Citer expbuned t hai oohmtary linaerprontinc '~.as lnitwed and inu:rvicws ut twrcntly botna condiM:Ied. "The mllt<rs wilh wttich It Wubllc Safny) deals &rt s.t":nSiliYr-by dcfinhK,n- and thtrc must be a cuartnlet 1ha1 ioforrnatlon supplied con bo kept confidential," the Prnodtnl saltl TurnJn, to his H"COOd report on invftltory conuob, Kctltf spoke or both an Internal and SUNY· wlde audit and ln•·cstieatioo of Un....,.ty onventory. Tolklq on lh< £ace or lht bript tdevhooo liJl>ll, tbt Prcsidmt Aid thll SUNY CmtraJ spent 111moJ1 S I miUJon ro ccndi>CI tn-oey back on 1976. Kater wu critical or "'""'...ty, -uta lloa11he team wu r<Rrioct«<to oaly cmatn ma~erflb because or '"CoA, aocf I{IDC rau-ai.m.J." 1M~,..... 8UI mon importlllltly to Kntcr, SUNY assumed &hac lht physlcaf spate inventor)'-actual location-c-ould b( m.atthcd IJ&,iMI tht loc11100 or what WI.S U.. ed In lh< Stlll<·wkle oudil. "In theory. tbh mateb.-up \eaTlCd a reasonable Qprttuion.'' Kntu Sllld, "but reaJIJrlcally, • • this campw lhis could bt don~ .• • Despite Uni>miiY rescrvolioR>, Lloc Seal< -.·tnt ahead wilh the 1ud1t. Kruer cx:~aincd tbll lht tht<t ,..,., "fOtc:onl.olned" the ruuJu- .uwu w.err hsacd in J PKt' lhar no ion1<1 wutd (due to the mo•c to Amher<t), space Wb rC'J)Of1ed '" ,..tucb no asac:u. .-er-c locat«<, and rwcu bcloftlina to one dtpaniiiCill ..... tff"""""*Y lilted wKier a cbffermt oM. Addrllotuolly, lhi> oudot faalcd to scpat~tc those iiCI!l$ """"'' wilh Stale money mcl tho•• purchased Independently by orpniuuons •uch as Slob Board I and lht F11tully ·Scl>deat AJiocJJIUon, lhe Prcsidc:n1 .............. a...,....._....,.... ............. ___. ...... _ _ .. _ , _ _ , _ _ L aacrted to Ius audience. Whao the alldit wu rmished, he added,. clo>~e on the minimum limio tbll would t..Hued waunaqcd berore • <'Ompromlse level tould bo round. Bccawt or tho State probe's clc:focicndes 11.nd UB'a own internal invmiaatlo4'\. thf' Unlvenity bopn a ~q><HI< rnoicw by oiJ Off~<>! or Internal Audio , heldod by Richard Mcl.m>n. "Thll al>dy has now botn com pined," Kater dra,.itd. "with lht coadus0011 lhOI each pitee o r cqw-1 had. in roer . botn ,....,..., b)' the~· lhll had ordered it .. By nr(y 1971, the ontcmal audit'• litoey eontioued, the SUNY Capoaal 6qWpmenr bepn 1 0 - lu lnit..S audit . Onec Ill or the dosa .. .. <Om<tly ploced lD • Uruvcnrty eo<~~pultr. inveniO<Y lutinp wert ddi.,fftd to att u.nus m the Khool . ~any pcn:cnt have responded thus rar and t..rorc th( Unm-stt)' r('(lunu fundlna for Ihat areas ns mw-ntor)' must be complete. orr... To msutc a bcucr sy~cm in the futwc. Kcucr told 1hc CouncU ctuu he is in lhf' prOC"eU oflnitlac,nJ t'iahl UtJb ~hicb •ndudc hlrin& morc pel\iOllnd. ('()nduccioa an annual or all unhs and tAplonna more rM.nvmtocy ways to omprove trf'icrcney. l'helc Odioos ~uJd ~ tbc Un1vcnhy mov1n1 1n the dircctoon 10 wr>fy SUNY Utllral'> dnnand f01 "rc:a>ooable propess" by the ICI>ool in updaUitJ II> ')'Siern. Knl« runllcted. M>oalle Vi« Prar-1 for St\Wient Aff..,. Anthony l.a<enmd abo spoke ao the mt<lill&. PfQtnJfn& tbo Counal "llh alu4 of D<t.. Unt\CTS:tl)' pohdcs rq:ardin& lhf' Howo.. Adi>"""l lluatd. lloaluc of >OGX ml$Jf"iiiJ.1 aboul "bcther auclc:nti lbollld biu· cowmd •• 1M heann.p. MtlJooli SU8i... ed thar II bo clo>ftned Uotrl O<XJ ........,. . Pp.9- 121 Sudden victory- P. IJ �.. J SQaps .~ capture ....,.,_~" · fArneri~a's .! attentaon f ~yEIIeNA.~ nptqCDtina death, the SOil>S rardy allOw' tbrit duncttrs lO .die: of a ¥o<t""" S.w/1 wn~,. diJ<Il<. l'ul is ill love •ith Tl"k)'. bUI is JtiJI ~ from ha torrid rotiWIC'<: with JO<t who, tn 1 ••e or _,...., hid foraoucn aboul bis wife and 14 cbildml Uvina in Pituville. Hownct, Tmsa Is prqiWil and hi I fit or )<~lousy ton:bal tM bed upon "hkh Paul and T111ey ....,.. makina love, a <.. etc .. od IIIUS<atll , Tha< II< i he -of..,.pOp<Jil. Once thouaht to be 1 11\Cfe pastime of the Ammc., hou:Kwifc, daytime reriaiJ hlvt becomt on olmuion thai 111111<1s on iudltnet Of OVCf 55 mJJllon from all Wilks Of ure. "la1011 25 (>C1Cmt or the vle:wn 1ft fllcn . Eocimotcs show thll ..,.ps 111kt ~ j j to 7S (lC1<Cftl or allldcvlolon profil6. ~ IIV< bl..tl to the >~~•~ durina"the D<prmon. AlltSedly • flu lt"" oocldent by a radio broadc-aster, Norman Broctcnshirt, prOpelled ...-lot 11ory tcllina into the Americ:an life. Lll<ki na 1 fi'OI m Iris radio show, Broctcnshirt ......, rcadina from the near<tt book In the uudio. He ...ur (mlm<d lhc entire story and the scudio "'""' Iota bodJ<r<d wilh aWl req11<51inl to kiiOW the finll<. Thtr«< is bistory. Al l~ of soap opa1 history. "'" 60 broeclc:as< Oft ...........,.. eadl do:t• ..The GuldinalJIIII" h~t ben wawiq lll<1 or intr11v< for 40 -e ~ silo,., They inuead die a llamon>us or btutll dtalh. ea-. moiotains lhal throuah this, "thr skk •it-ower rm. Jlad that h< is iU and not out in tbt erucl •otld." However, wh•n "All My T111ey Cbiktren'' t1111a sqmalc on uterine caocu, the- .sbow"s v.Titn. Aancs Plots ond thi!ICI<n have bctorn< cornplu. rta<hin1 out to deal with prescnt-<bly issuts .such l l wife bell ina, druas ond oraanited crime. On-location Iii min& has whisked itJ auditf'l('t) off to thf Bahamas , Ireland ond Porn. Primt Soap Even prime tlmr TV b noc immun~ to the dramas. PrOif&Jl\l <uch a> "So.!>" and "Oallas" have rC"ct1ved na1ional acclaim and cove:raae. Maauin< otands and book P>ctW:S arc nlkd with updai<CI litt'fiJure on ravoriu~ c:hai'XIcrs and l<riah. Somt entr<Ptmo<n are promotloa "Luh and U.ura" (Cencrll H"'Piilll JCJ'IIb s • iu . T~ cntcrprisina women In 0<-vdond. Ohio have CSII blbll<d tbt " Love In The 1\0ernoon" dub or ttrcir n\lhtolub •here fans 1010 sip thcir favorue <otktalh while abo aboorOina their ra -ne - . .. rnporue has ben so o•<r"iltlmina t~ar tiM: women arr <CIIIIslckriftl. n.c rronchisinJ. l.o<llly, vlo~ r:an catch th( 10aps over lunch at tk Cround Round restaurauu. Or fO< those ..-ho find ....,... to the oft<Tnoon dramas an impossiblHty. they can scay informed with lhc "Soap Oprr~ Upd"<" broad<llt on AM radio at 11:4S p.m. 'They attoch you with on emotional hook, when a soop dies, peo&pre upset' - Mary Cossota UB ~·· O!rtaor or Math Cornmun~ Mary Cassara is on< p<rs0n ..-ho dots not tate-.> Optf"IS 6ahtly. Abhouah tMy Itt the mb)«''• of loctur.. Jlnd lilt ihows, Cassata rm. thor daytim< td<-visioo serills hav< DOl recriv<d the attention tMJ dcs<n'c. Cana~• b a pionett in d'tis ·v~...,.· or rt5C01<h and scudy - which monitors Ill fleets ' of daytinfr t<ltvislon lncludina romtnt., iuues, audltncc:s and anistk elements. Alana with two UB aroduatcs, Cauata .Is *O<klna on • soap opera ttnt<red in Buffalo. The "'rhas hope thr soap "'ould be • boost to Bufftlo. Tlltrapt•lk Soap c...... r~ls that soop oprrn ... a unique an form- tfiiOtional in n~turt and 4htrapeutir 10 the Individual who "atchcs rhem . "You are mod< 1 pany In the "''I!... opa~," ea...... "14. "They aruK!I'" you v.hh an cm01ional hooL. When asoop dies, people are upS<~." R«:<ntly Canota hu been approacb<d by Buffalo 0<11ml Hospital, "hkh i1 lnttm~ed In min.J ''501p opn-a therapy•• to "hdp pcopk looL or tl>rir rrobl<rn~ with some obJ('C'1huy. •• Cas._wa said the drama• arc a aood acoape. By dtllma • ith euomt ....,.., swp osxra au b«omina a sourtt o( education for some lf<ll- In Ni.t011, rteti\'ed arot<ful rcsponxs frO<n ........,. who bcpn to wijjt th<irdo<tors for reaular <h«k ups. One< "The You11a and the Restln•" dtalt wftb the mut or runaways, proj<ctina th< m•nwor runaway sbchcn and sbowins she tOII·frt< runaway hotllne phon< numbtr prornintntly in thr set"s back around. (.11 Orllurll Soap Tbrou&h their rtSUr<h, Cassata ond hcr coll<tJutt ••• hopins to ..tablbh soap opera "archiv.-.." Prtscnrly. " Ryan's Hope" is the only wial whkh mainaains a rde or cvrry tapinl. The other JOij)S tf"ISC and rC\IJt rbt tape an<r a prr;o,j of lhrcc month.s. Thr ,....,.,hers 11r< also d<MnJ lnro rhe croSJ cultural <ff«U that the dramas h.a\C on \' IJUC:S ecross the "orfd. 'They support a theory rhar "pc-opk arc <o<Wized on soap Ol'<f"'·" " Wt Of< hO\iftl 1 artat deal of tun dofn& this racarcb," Cassara "'jd. But~hosttn<d to add, "I'm maltlna • bia ..mr~ bcina hao; I'm mb.\lftl "Ryan's Hope' • • • " I Psychology, Education A SocUII Science students Interested In greduate study and a career In school psychology. A representat/re of the Alfred Unirersi· ty Af.~. program In school psychology will be on campu$_ Tuesday, Dec. 2nd -H am - 3 pm to discuss; the field ot school psychology, the Alfred ptOflram, financial aid and a teO% ftmployment record. Sign up at thft • Career Planning Center.•Hty._s An~x C Rm 3 �Anywh~re but. ~herst, cries City in opposition -to l!RRT expansion ll)' llkhniC..O. $p«»> Fo«- the Town of Amherst.'' Tbc aattm<RI oho mauiottcd thar <V<n wbcn the Ambcnt Campus Is compl e ltd. • the lar&Cil u- Co.-uuil)' rCIICloa 10 the ocniaion or tbc propoocd Alllllcra Uabt lh il Rapid 1)aa.dt (LU T) ClCicosion 1intina both UB CIZII....... fowwl> iu voice 11 • pllbllc laot Thursday at the S.ale Ofru lkaikllnJ in Buffalo. Mlctlcllc Penca, a rcplatnlalivc Gloria Aquila,, who c:halrt the of Buffalo Mayor James 0. Oriflin, Citi:r.M'• Adv~Jo<'y Croup to the upreacd th~ Cily's oppositioa to NFTC and sat in on the rev!.,..trom the Amber$! oorrldor, mailualnlna that developed the corridor Mudy. lhll il ""'DUJd CUAI< I markCI fat Contacted car~ by n,. Sp.<trum, vaocaru land In Amher>t 11 the Aquila-an Amhtrsl u .pcnac or development io raidtll! ......•praaed I.'OCICCrn thll Buffalo." tbe Nf'fe didll'l have mo\llh data P<n<a said Buffalo preferred tO pe:operiy chooK which tran.tlt bu"dllla a rouu nonh alona the corridorJ IO considtf. Cht'> West •Ide IOwatclt the '"Thr Catiun' < Advlio.y Croup Toaa.. anda$, cas1 to Chec~to•1P ,. lootin& for mote InfOrmation," and sou1h ao Lld.awanDa'. Aquila said, rcfemn& to Thursday'• Ho~oev<r, she spcdOcally obj«Sed hearin.&· .. Whf'fl the Staaislk:i from to an Atnhcrsl roure. s.tatJn& cbas it Aml>t,... .,.,. In. I feh thll tht would inlerfc:re with r..SC.<Iopmcnt figures didn't o«ount for lhr plam f01 Buffalo. University.· · She: cautioned, Penca '1 remarks wert howcvcr, that the Ortob<r <onidor tmmedlatcly rcbuted bt Amhern nudy wu only a prtllminary one Town Supcrvi..,.. J10ek Sharpe, ~ and thai the tJ.dusiun or lhc stated that Amherst had a h"torical Amhenl route i• Slitl 10111ewho1 ri&hl ID a rapid transit routt. Rapid ttouuive. '; h hun"• bcc11 dcdde<l Tn:nsil in Buffalo would never haw yet/~ she said. cxplrdnlna tha.t a b<en con•ldcred If not for the 'i<Xond corridor 111udy I• due In ~ or the Amb<r11 Campus. Januory. "II the route lm't in he saod. "h ..... the >lnal< r~e~or thcnth<n they (Amherst) should get that &OC .-.pod 1ra111k off the anil)l." vound," Sharpe araued , Tnoe itodlrslloe? Comclot 1' ..., . NFTC Auislano Scali oe.., Slwpe abo .,,aded the Niqara Gordon w J«m<d to Fen"'' Frorutcf Trans:ponaoon CommtiiK rem(orc:c ••Lct._•s put it tbl~ way:• he Mad Fnday. "\\ben we do 1 Rudy. '*C ilon'l pretend that cvccy pouobb"y berore luuina lu 'orudor auumpt~.'· He added that the latC$1 Nf'l'C corridor study was based on projmed <n«f.)' crisis conditions, and thll lht- Ja.nuar)' rcpOtt should be' 'tnorc or. true indication oflhc re<ulb or the test or the c."'mpositt network." MtanwhJic, Univer1Jty ructon to the N FTC corridor Slud) bu been r..&O!ned. 6 Slat..,.ot~l ..dalood O..obe< 1ll by U B Vice l'talcknl (or Facillties P1eninJ Jolin Neal. reucnted the Unh·Cf'Sity•J lta.nC"t ln fa""r ol the Amltcm comdor, "atrns !hot "bi,.oncally. t he reason the idea for 111< uu.at syttc:rn 6m cam< •bout rnoolvcd OTOU!Id ow dndopinJ a eampoa In Mudy-.. hl<h rxclud.O the Amherst roUI<-la.R month Dally. 17.000 uudenu tuvet bttwten tht Amhuu and Main Street Oampus... Sharpe noted. and that data was not '-'Onstdered when theN FTC report was drawn. Tht ~<arij'A Wei O<JIIIIIzed by S S$ $$S Coupon lullelln l o atcl Outsid~ JSS Sqioire H&ll MSC Siva You S S S S S AQui1a't. \VSPICIOft$. is indudrd in the ! A aroup of l l citizens cbelin& "KKX -<C~Jm of the land!" aod "S.op - or conccatration off-c• mpus the war apinlt blaitk AJMria" paraded Thu""-y anerooon ~ Lafaterl< ": ho\l$in& wm ..,'D be In Buffalo, and Square In respomc to lasr Monday'• acqulnal ol siA Greensboro. North z tbll the <Atemion ol the LRRT CaroHrua men. ,1_ hwm. (NFTC) 101 not con.<ullln$ '"th nth<r UB or thr Town of Amh<nt abolll porCI\Iitl t.-n1li nd<nhip Anti-KKK demonstration i.. protests Greensboro trial •Y•Icm wiU open 1hc Amh<111 C..mpus to the City reUde-ntt. "There are m4Q)' opponunitio lhat th..., cltlzcns «Jularly take ldvantaac or now,•· the tC'OO" <lated. ..,..., rnctude conrinuina eduetilon opponunitles. the - or ohe Universily Rbranes._. $pcCi.t event' such u l~ures. rt'Citala and 101oruhops, and fonoll)'. thr arowin& number of \'IIIu. to 1hc aunpus &rner.ued by 11>c W estern N.,.. York E<onomk 0<\dopmcru Prosram." Conuu:ted laJI Thwsd&y by ntr $p«ttVm, Neal said he didn'l recall ever ~>c~na approached by the !"4F}(: ~atiJOa. tonccnina udcuhio "We doo'1 deny that." Foster re.sponde:d. But , ht- ~\aid, the qucstl()n or a LRRT route to Am.hera involvr;s .,ore chan JUR pOtential ridenhip. "The« necdtro be a lkfmitivc policy by lh< Unlvcn.ny on lona· ranac "udent ndctship." Hc said thii<"Ven i( the route ,...,.. built. Sludcru; mlatu be " rductantto pay the fan bn"'crn campuso. "All' tbcy 10101 to pay the full f11c, and 1f they don't, "ho w•U?". Foster as\ed. "II lll!lbt be c:bRpa' for lbc:rn jUst 10 ctay oa the Bluebird buoes. .. Fa>~a l<ferred to the OOfndot 11udy. hintin' tlw u mi&ht have bm1 a ploy to for« Amhcr<t to .-.ali« that 11 >llolllda'l 1okc 1bc route ror aranted. ,.Whal the: "udy ~huws is thai it 'snot open and shut in Amhcra;· FoSter gjd. " h ~·t s.ay h won·l tx thUc:." He added that publi< hcarln&> wiU continue '1:0tJ the second L'UffldOr study h rciCOI<'II in Jan~. lOd that e\'efl Frid•y'.s hcannc m!Jht have cbanaed th1np. u~e may be oa reuon 10 ma ~e act,u,tmc:rus. *' Fostct .aid are 11\l.f\IJ ·· Th~ tn art intnalcd wt: f\DdinJ OUI about. I'd bke to h<11 frotn U ll. If lbc) rotcrcued, they~ ronta<tus." Th< four Ku Kill.\ Klan and two NlW Patty member• had stocld mal in • Crcrruboro for J he racially·bnkcd murders or rove panicrpanu in tbe Novrmb<J l, 1979. "DGth 10th< Klan Rally." Or&tnllt'd by lhe ," Buffal o Ad Hor Commiuce 10 fi1hl IU<isr!l. Ill< Klan, and the Nazis," the how-long PfOI<SI "'"' held 1.\ an "lrrunediat< rcsponK" to the Greensboro ncn1. 'Otc Commiuec c.ontench u.-... the "crdkt or "no1 ruilt:;' ' in GrtcJHboro wu due ln larac pan to the raebl pr<Judicft of 111< aU-while jury, iKCO<dlna to PfOCator Oan Bcnuvoall. "II'• ln<r<dibk lhat 11>< juron •ac allo~ocd to &o home whd< ddlb<ratin.J," udaimed Commiucc Orpn= Yuscr Alhakk. thai tbc court> Conclcmnma lhc ..,diet os "ng<od," Alhakl ha•c "fanned tb< llama of rxial bllred and liven • .,.., ~all• 10 r..W ~~." Heacau<'dthc rnlcralaovcrnmcnt ofpanoapatmam thcnscol nnsm. a<tn& the KKK'> cndors<mcnt or Ronald Rcapn's pr...dmlial candldac)' and th<U vow to much on Rcapn'o inauausal parade. i bctJ<,., Onlh pnalty "The 'New R!lbt' llld Reapn's risht·•tn& rk<-toral IWCCI> uvered lbc vt'fdkl," saJd tbe Commflltt's orrocW OtatcrfiCnl, "bot the Carte adminlstrallon laid tbe ground for h by siuln& on lu hand> fot four years white the Klan multiplied and spread in (orcct.'" The nationwide lhreat 10 biJ\Cu" cacrnpllfled by raciaUY·boscd auacb In Allanta, Bullalu. and Greensboro. in addlrfon 10 1..,. publicized cvrnts in Ene. Or•cland, and Boston accordinato Alhakk. AddhlonaUJI, Sar.uor Strom Thwmond's cru.Ade 10 reinsca.1c the death pmatty in Smnh Carolina is a danM-ttous. pnoudmt , contmds 1\lha ~t. WA« It i' a method ••tradH1onaUy ulootd 10 we:rminatt minotditJ." lu a aU 10 combat that ftd&np. Ihe Commm« \C."CkJ to inrorm pcoptc or "a band -.110~ Ct't on lh~ ,,. aDCI·naA." t.:\platotd Comm&Utc Orpnil'cr Elll< ~e. "II~ doo't do somahtftJ """'· we will tJa-e a much bt.urr balt.Jc later-one- that we ml)' not bt' abk to WlO. " Ootdtto- rot~Mrr 'The rbt or raosm. combined willo the country'$ dq>rascd <alllOIDf, is lncltna Amalea to a UI!Wion ''very "milar" 10 thll of Nui Cmnaay. said Ootriu<. Tb< media. tb< complained ,. contributina 10 Ill< KXX'• publicitY campajp by olfcrin& co>eraac "every time more tbaa OCI< or them (KXJ( mcmb<rs) id toc<~hrr." Con>equmtly, the Klon biL> promised 10 orpnize rn Buffalo, as • " raoUl. sentiment " defmhdy arowina in thi> Clly," claimed llcnli•OJ)i. An <Sled In July ol 1977 on three sq>ara~c cbar&o or"armed robbery, orpnlm Alhaltl beli<Ve\ that hi• ea.<e is nneiiOC<d wuh r10ei>m. Two of the chllta<l -·dropped, bw be"'"' convicred or lhe J uly 9. 1977 robbery of a Cllcckto"-.p dru&>~orc.. Alhal<t vehemently profess<s lbat he io complctdy inncx'<nt ol uy . mmc. Olld local black tcaclcrs lave q>oke out on hil bcb.tlf. A Coun of A_.t• rutin& denied Albakt a ......nal, and on friday tbc oelf-prodaimed Soc:oalist bcpn S<'rVioaa 4to 12,... prifon trrm lr>< "'hat hee&ll> " amme I dldn"1 comm1t ... lleeausr or ltls ~ ..llh VI1IOUO black polittaLI orpllinrloon>. Alhakk believes he bas bm1 t..,.d a> an undesirable, and trated lite- • ·•lJs puht.~ prnoner~... He S&Jd, "'Thr -.hoi~ 1h•n1 u1nU of a rKAl frame·up. LADIES' NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY NIG H T Ptna Coladas 1 00 I 00 Str~ Oaiqutn5 .._..,.., .-..... - ~·'* 3ot06~ .... ·~ IIIIWhnJOOI S. --.w<c.<n --STU~ l11'1 ~4~re l 1$1a....n$1 9 p.m. 5pond a maglc:al.......,q With Frtd ond be mystified beyond )lOUt widest bolid•. p~ ot )lOUt W>lo " '**"' the t....~ P. .J. BOTTOMS .. ...,. F OOO - B OOZE. - 110001£ .............. t ..... , . ... u.a. Brtnt thP lnv,ltatlon fo, • FREE eJua of Wine or dr•ft beer ~ -- r limit one per customer ... ------- This T uesd.>y staning at ...... }EWELRY E xcHANGE t t $ t CASH $ t 49-51 University Plaza /llldit 111!1 -*' Amhenl, New YOiit 14226 e FOR CLASS RINGS e ANYTHING MARKED STERLING e DENTAL GOLD ______ • ANY GOLD ffEMS BUY e SELL e _. TRADE t t t �Ephemeral nature of life for the immortal Springsteen 'The River' IlNce Springai Mn, The River, IColumbiel • _ _ by Oevld A , Com11odl lmmortolhy doe.n't come cnoop. 11e1ng herat<*~ .. the "future of roclt 'n' roll" by celebnlted rock writer Jon l.and.u I now Springlteen' a mon-llan't h . Simultaneous coY.. ltoriiO in nm. end ·r.wsWHk ion'tlt . Selling out the d~•• on • me11ive tour of big orenn lan't ft. Fleleaaing a double elbum thet &hips 9o1c1 ledvance retlfl orcle<a of one million dollars or morel ian't lt. {lO~.Q.S rruvestlcally S.C..... avon wrth .. this glory behind him, B<uc. Spr;nga... If o b - with the ophemer-' ,.ture ollila. rhtl River is on IPie 111 it PGI...,._ to revl4w a Spring11eon record without uoing the word " epic"11 whoso hero llowa from one bonkrupt dream to the next In ..arch ol " lor-." Each o f the elbum't 20 eonge Is on Integral ~ in the lhametic portrayal of life a1 a doll wedding or • 4 9 cent peckega ot "Blight u Day Fluor10cem" Glow·Girtter INe beck cover P~>otol . In "The T10 Thet Binda," our .... hero - · "cheal> rornanc.," only to f'o:wl him,..f wooing his women with some pretty. vecuoua lovetyrica of llis own: "It's 1 ~- hlghy<ey end 1 thin white lina/Conniocting baby. your heen to mine.,. But in the humourously dedematory "Sherry o.rling," he dlecovers tllet Ills " l ie'" to Sherry Is e "peckego deer• that lnclud41a csrtlrig her V6Pf'Y mothtf to the unempk)yment offtee every Monday. Ar>y slmHarlty between lhis oequence of events ond real fifo is not Strictly coincidontol. He otTuggles with Sheny's tfum background in • •Jackson INSTANT {:ASH We will pay you up to 50% for books we need p\tlS -CI:AL HOLIDAY BONUS Cage" where "you just do yo"r time end fade awey." A '"'rch lor Identity Ia drowned In the suvggte fDf survival. Oannv Federici's Ferli,. organ tound, Mo Weinberg' I powWhouM drumming, ond Sp<ing11oen's Dyleneaque harp don't quickly fade from memory, howevet. Not evon lemlly lntlmecy Is otomal. In "Independence Dey," our hero lamontl his !ether's broken dreams. dote<ml,.S to ovoid the same working-class· hero Hlp. He 1e1vea. of course, in search of his own drtamf while becomJntut>e lotut chapter ic hla clJ!'s noglotmare existence. Federici's moumfu4 org1n and .n 1eouatic guitar 1et tho doomsday tone for the tlmu when ·•everything we' \le known will be swept IWIY " As of by I reging rl\ler. no doubt. l.ecl"ng a substent.aJ beae ol Wle, our hero op11 IO< more Illusory pfuiUfOI. In " Out in the Stroot," he trades two deyl of Wllll(lng " The Wey I WIMI walk'' for love deV11 of walking 10 _,_else' a ~ . In -ill the - · he acornfiJI becomesB·to-11 enanar1ec1 trap as his old man. Weekend& wore mode for M'rct>elob. Mondoy, I've 001 Friday on my monel It ain't freedom. In "Crush on You," he lnvesi!J heavily in e Mxuel mtftge WhO's "a welking, ta"'-•no reason to IIW." But the &lluttong, Rolling Stones·Uite rocker runs amock <lob into tl\f lhop w"'dow on " You Con Look IBut You Bettor Not Touoh)," which 11 the ultim1te anthem ot hU"ttrlted deslreo. No lmmortllrty here. He decides thlt morriege •• Sell us $10 or more in used books Dec. 8th thru Dec. 19th, and receiue a couporr worth 10% OFF your next purchase at a~ of our 3 University Bookstore loc.arlons. YOU But Springsteen Isn't done with tho nightmares. In lhe rhapsodoc "Point Blank," he wants us to beileve thar " protty lies/' MOte borken dreema. Ev•n the great AmDfic.an' symbol of ohmy desire becomes buueCI in the onslaught in the jOyously rocl<ing "COdillac Ranch" "Well buddy wnon I d., throw my bocly on the beck/ And drtve me bact to the junkyard in my Cedollec...- Not even a Ce<lillec Is forever u evidenced by lhe poclure on lhe lyric sheet of the actual CAdiUac Rend>- 1D c1"a.c cec~•c.cs· buned '""' up in Amarolo, Texas. Which is not tO say that there «en'< eholees. Sprongoteen is not 8fatokt. In " Tho Price You Pay," he c:omos to the conclusion that people "built tha rOodS they'd ride to their death." Suddenly lhis striving for rnelovreluel idenJity becomes intertwined with e collec1ive plea fOf' a tnOf'e humane world. Eternel tole of the plonol.and the human opecles. Or eomething l1ke that. Agal:n.st the riv·e r·s ltow. The mu.sic on Thfl R1v11r has a flraf.ta~o IKgency that io a DltrlrMSS FtM~lei'a IJitJn<W.Orr·Biond~ Weinberg'• &nllli>Y roclt Cl!umming pnove it .. night. Thara's nothing ephemeral about llis ollce of ltte. ROOllE'S .., l: I '"' ,.__an-... ......... u--•.- 11- · 1.- • Ding ,... 0. O.W. ONer 1'08TADAS .. _.,,. the Edge of Town. illoplrecl organ. end "'"" PRICE~ ..... ..._Fri. on It loelo love . The E Street Band is •• ~~ a& over- the usu.at great ao• by Clerance Clemons, t>anny CAN'T BEAT"'u••• - Rosallta- hls hot date from a low albums back-has become a prostitute: "V9ur faee was in the shadows but I knew it was you." Anothef victim of llfa's we4com• depertUte from the You," eyefl though such • "ouspoct" outhority os hlo lither clolms on hlo dealhbed that "true love wu juot 1 lie.'' Tllis leedt directly 10 the litle CUI wll6re our 19·y - old hero hlo union card end llis marriage Ucense l o u r - doll wedding7l in one loll awoop. But lhe economy - · bediM hla fmce of the river. No rrtefl mOttelawims against the e-unent. reletlve slickness of the ptevious two a lbums. Bom to Run and the answer in .. , Wanna Many vet• marietal b41ss sours- anott\er dteam down tho tubes. He's begiming 10 undorstond lhe pure .ra.w.w.. TACOe ~-JIM ·.,_,. FIE .. . ......,...... ......... --- AIOII _,. ,..__,. 1'11011- • .,.. IIIW'T . . . 80n\,l . . . . ,. . E>qllne Marda 31, '11 ·r I I ' I, , VALID ANYTIME ... ..... ~w... . ROOnn ,_,._ ltSM ... ., ..#_H.,. ~ . , ... ., ~&J;tnd --611VIUU- �©prodigal sun! l ![' ~ f ~ f_ :< 'f ......===-====--==== §~ -The Homeland if IS a r ath er i b l ack comedy about racial dlscrlmlnatlon a n d Inj u s tice. Juxtaposing two racist societies " The Hom·e land' at the Centre ~y Rlehtord M c 8tien The first thing always striking about the productions at the Centra Tllaa«re are their sets and the latest offering provee tO be no excepuon . For The Homeland, the stage is d ivided Into a kitchen, a silting room and a general podium. Each is beautifully conslructed and Ingeniously taolored to the p lay. It Is a great set to look at , and director Ed Smhh uses 11 Ingeniously. The Homeland IS a rather black comedy racial discrirrtlnadon and inJus-tic·e . It centers around a whlte South Afncan couple who take theif young daugl'lter and btack maidt«Vant on a bUSiness tnp to New York. There. the father - Mr. Kenilworm -meeu hos boss Mr. Sloan - a top G_,al MotOrs executiVe. Kenol wonh 1S gwen the of wnitew-'>ing the c:ompanv' a recUI pajicies for the Alte of the "free world". while '" me same time convtnc:ong the South African aboul t- ~CURSES IN JUpAIC STUDIES 1981 government that GM is, in the final analysis, on their side. Parallel to this big business intrigue run a number of sub plots. Mrs. Kenilw onh, a typically inept ~ted colonial, pajiteiy botches wnh her hostess and ends up drunk and unconscious on Mr. Sloan's lap. Howev8<, the real focus of the play Is upon Keensteng, the Kennworm's black servant . Repressed and virtually a slave in her own coonuy, she comes to America expaatlng great tltings from the " land of the free". In the Sloan housallold she meets !belt btack maid. Francis, who wastes fittla time opening her eyes to the reality of the blacl< situation in the states. The play V8<V daarty snows thellorrors of apanhekl In South Africa, and the Injustices of racial inequality in the United Stetes. How8\18< . by juxtaposing two racist societies, the less axtf'tlme (ln INs c - AmeOcal ~ c:or-,- oH ~­ Although the authors tried to- evoid lhlrtr-.>. I f~ that they ware at times a little soft "" this "i • wonderful country of equal opportunity for all . Funhermore. the comedy of the piece, w hich works extremely w all, does perhaps run contrarv to the main themo. Thoro is, I feel, danger in making ulliiiJgh at such imponam issueJ~-it makes it alrtha easier to dismiss them. When the play does become mote se<ious it tends to slip Into didactiC polem1c. One of the chatacters w ill suddenly launch form into a lengthly e><planation of apatthled and the homeland 's policy. This son of devic:a •• clumsy. especially When me autho<s lhow elsewhere that they can handle informatoonal scenes w ith greater subtlety. Fa< example, eany "" we have the Kenil.wonhs lin an amusing scene) complllin of the bu<aauc:racy that prevents th...n from taking Keemseng out of tha country. Ths reverse! in poont of view W Otks ; the whic" holst by tMir ow n poita<d. It also m- within the contaJ<t of the action ...:1 their cnerec:tera. 1 ..,., a - ~neve"-' mono of t h e -· o: JDS 206 CHASSfDIC PHILOSOPHY W114t ia /r:abbelah?, Whet ere 1M Splritu.l WorkU? What Is 1M meaning of the ,.,es ol G-d? and Hill M'/lltlcal AI· tributes? The order o f Cfft flon? • A Gmt eour. .. No background required, Thurs. 7 • 10 pm, Clam~tnll17, Rabbi Gurery, !Wg. No. 421~. JDS -254 RASHI' S COMMENTARY iifth11a the Cfa:ulc.Ja~planat/on ol 1M "slmpl~t "l-1 of mNnlng In the Bible. But he ts nota/ways so s /lflpla. fndepth study & C<Jmparlson with other great comma,. tetors. Mon. Wild. I · 2:30 pm, P1rlt:11r 225. Rabbi GrtHinbetg, Reg. N6. 421407. JDS 283 THE HOLOCAUST. JEWISH LAW &t7eme sltusf/ons of life and dNth Challenged the dlmt~n­ s lons of Jewish law. How did traditional S/S!Itfsrds re$' pond to qu~tsllona of law In caNs of e11tflHHdinsry .tress. A fascinating coufle. Tun· Thurs. 1 ·2:30pm, Psrlt:~tr 225, Rabbi GriHinberg, Rag. No. 421372. JDS 253 ETHICAL SYMBOUSM IN THE TORAH An~ look at key BJb/Jc.f atorlN: Whet Is going on? What do 1MY meen? How do thaN ~lsymboJs mate to our day-t~•Y fife. M on. Wed. Parker 13g, Or. Papa, Rag. No. 4211114. W~dn~day Nov. 26 -8 p.m . to 11 p .m . SOC draft. It 75C mixed drlnke •Turlley Jerk Daoce Contest •Pin the Tall on the (D.J .) Turkey ·WUd Turkey $1.00 P. J. BOTTOMS .... rl••c . _ FOOD • IIDDZE • IIDDOIE ,..,. ...... ~............. fr•• .,....,..,. u.a. �ieditOriftl f, Questioning authority ~ The Universi ty police did an tnvesllgatioll, a Unite<slty administratO< followed that up, ooe person <Mlgned, Uni--'ty President Robert L Ketter presents the University Council •lth a "lull" report o~ the Incident. Then, things at UB are all well and z good, right? An apolov- I ·6 ~ j,;. , Wrong, Not one asnA4"!t of the furniture thefts has been f}and'ed corretlly ,.._... by the University so far. We are talking libo<Jl St*te employees stealing State property and a repOrt that alleges the Involvement ol a number of UB olflcials. Then you have admcnlstratO<a warning. that ..the documents-the only report that haS, bi.c.ll$e il we~ leaked, become public-Is only supposition and namlng any ol the people mentioned In It oould warrant a lawsuit. It seems I hal not all ' Is PUI<l I~ the Ivory tower. UUAB ·would UM lo •pologlza lor the ioconvJ$J-nees caused b)' lho ca'\Oettatipn of the Paa Mttt.hany concert. ThiS waa du.to the •act that Mf. Metheny t~ariiY lost his h'U;ii,g- doo to- iJf" ear iniO<)Iioti:'INe are tentatively acfl<><tullng Pat Met My wi th h1a .>wn band )OI eometlm<~ln the sp<1ng &elllester. 11ellln<Qc wm be avollable •• ,1..114 Sub-Board 1, Inc:, j,>lt\c;~~Jocated 01 112 Talbefl Hall 01, tha A1nh8<6t · ·• • campus. The phone numbor i! 1:536-2954, You must present your ticket In order to receive yOUt refund, No rOtunds wtft-be: qJ_ven through the UB tlc:ket office. OnCe again. re-t me IPO!OQize for lt1'is it•opponune ''act ot God: 'tsinc·erely hope UUAB will hiVe I he conlluued supJXnt or .studer11a.. t·aculty a11f atiH. LIU RIPP•IJO'l Oma10" DutH:tOt UntVtHSII'f Umon ActMI,,f 8ol,d -- Since the Courirtr·Exptess has publicized tl\8 reports, , the Unlversily has done nothing but play down their significance. 'The furniture was virtually junk,' the admlnlstralioo says, 'in any othllf i nstance thta whole thing woud be Iunny! Well It is not fuMy or A ll deserve respect even entertaining and we have no reason lo believe that had lhe orglnal tnell report never been leaked, the whole &candai would EdlltH: have ever become public. Ketter told tile Uni versity cOuncil Friday that when the thefts Tile ollormath oltna tragic l!vttnto of recent moot.hs were reponed to UB, the District Allorney "suggested" that the rn Pam. Bui1&Jo and Atlanta prove lh&J auocu on State Pollee be not i fi ed and Involved. That suggeslion, however, Jews and Blocb are lnerouing, and that antf. was ne\'er pursued ..• " UB would have to assume responsibility lor semotlsm and raclam llo<Hish. Yetlhe media exploits tho v1cttm1 by letting 1ne Olgoteo· use them lor tnll!rcarryl ng out its own Investigation." own soapbox ond egoa. That's very comfortable. No doubt any organization Involved In a rn'o moat dtaturbtng examples of reoent scandal would 111<8 lo clean up i ts own din and even decide how overexposure. are PUSH raoiul actlvlot Bennon Smlln strong lhe detergent has to be. . and Ku Klux Klan G.-nd Dragon Bill Wllke<oon. Tho It ts I cky l or UB that local autl>orities are lmtsponslblo enough Iormor PrNehes bias agoinst Jews and Whlloo. tho u • . ~tet Jews end Btactca. Yet cn•n,nola 2, -4, 7 constantly to let I he thelts go by. But It IS still bewlldenng how the DA or SUN explofted l~oli pol ion 10 Nil mora advertloing and get or anyone else could be willing to l et an Internal investigation and a lew repri mands solve tne case. To,,. m()(e vht'Ners. Wlfkerson' s views on Black Inferiority turn many Blacks against unprejudiced Whites: Smllh'.s auacte.a on Whites turn many Whl1ea again st unprejudiced Blacks. Smith's recen!J'I)SH llldlo show of November 15 featured ~• scathing anack on lhe While Communfty followed by an anti·Srtrnellc anaek on Jews, even <lr1ticlzing Reaga11, the Presldeot·elec:t. lor supporting "these Zion-Isis," NahnaJIY In a democracy one cannot muule hatred. But ' " the spl 'it ol Uofly Day the eH:zenG of 8uUalo $00\.lld ool let the sick, mJnda of Smith and Wilkerson increa.se tentlona between Blacks and whlta.s, but rem,..., that •II Ouman beings desme respect. Bob Collen In t he whole process Ketter explains- finding out about the thefts, i nvestigating, re-investigation and then tighteni ng Inventory controts-one important step Is missing, Where do the punishments come in? At what poi nt was the evidence turned over to outside authorities lo pursue l nvesllgation or l ndlctmen r? If the names rt1ent1oned In the Infamous " leaked" report are onty allegations, where are the facts that dlsalalm those? And If those lacts do not exist, the case Is still very much open and more Investigation should be pursued. N o one is jusi gofng to forget all that has been written and the th""'t of a lawsuit is not going to i ndaflnltety quiet a media that wants answers. Although Keller so strongly chastises the Courier·Ex.pro:;s lor sensational reporting of I he incidents, rnat newspaper is one oi lhe lew authorlltes that has quesliooed the situation. The Courl e,.. Ex.prestS has called lor the answers that ev8fyone should be l nterestiKI ln. It has demanded accounlabilfly. The Couri er was also t~e !lrst ro admonish the admlnlsllallon lor Interrogating Public Safety officers. to try lo find the "leaK" l(elter said the rationale lor the questloolng Is that the department handles " sensitive" mailers and oonfldenliallty cpust be ensured. That rs certainly true, but not so-much I& le$1\ed outside ol Public Safety on a regular basis. This particular lniO<matloo may also nave been released because ol the nature ol-11 or because of the very seme problems raised In this ediiO<ial. Punishing someone IO< brll'glng a public matter to the public's auentlon Is wrong. The !hells atooe ate an embarassmefll to the University. But their significance ia being spotlfgl)tiKI by the admin lsllation's efforts to play lh"'!J_down. There are some serious proQie(!1s with the ways these Incidents are being handled, yet they appear dose to being "resolved." More people shout~ atart asking questlorw. by Chris Wiles Evet • tnce f discovered I he woro ''JOUrtl.at" I' !If! bee,• keeping rauered no1ebooM hlled w+th tdeas, noun, ubservelions and r eminder'S. " Joum al'' always bette.r than ..diaty a;,yway rhoteau kttPI a loornao. Pally Duke kept a dl• ry. Journal s come in handy for 'ots ol ti'UfiOO.. They're a way to rtoord momen1ous oeeas,ons In yrwr tUe: they PfGS~e remembrances and anuc:dote-s; they also .,. lfwaluatMe whet~ confronted with a deadllt'le and noU'I,n..Q WIUy orlnslghlful to u.y. So, in the lfaGh.klu o• WI)' Tomtrn, Andy Rooney and c:ounlless othefs. I will ~unc:J.ed 4 ' prusen t lor your ediUC&Ilon il column •nadO uo ot l~s IN.:l 11-. te had for arHctes. but c.ouldn.'l Oevtl!JP pasr three o., four fines. I'm sufe ~ou wtn, upon reeding, llnao•ne what brHIIant eofumns t coutd havo devt/oped. had I ooty befM bfenod wltn bratns, Clrne and talen t The' GrNt SouWMu Oue$UOn~· Does .tf'lyone really cottect aouvenira? H9 w many people do you tinow Who 1 collecttnosecerarnlcall~t-wJihtne oltlas'names on thelt backa? Does anyone Ataily save ""f'f:aUonal tan<JJn&lkl whh thertn0n"M!tef3 '" them? Arid m01e tmPOttanliJ, clots "lltone rNIIY <41flect thoae tong pencils w~h Ina tassles and crty landac.opeaon tJ>em? I caP tc~t ot under•t-a nd wanting sontelhlng to , _ . ..... a ••calion 1>)1, bOt Wily 1'01 atesl a towotlrom the hOtel ora COI-!tt'r from • bal1 How many 56a-'a"*f &$Illrays can Ofle houSehold use? there's a lillie mcx-e nrlety. " SUpPOrt B l~go-l<eop G<0r1dma 011 T~4!Stree1a" was cute liVe years aQO. but now every Che-;yNo•a In the are~ ~aon "'' lheloooer. Hot too rat behind Bingo are " Ftunk&d Sox- Noe<l Tuao(f atl(l "Hor•t\ If You're Horny." BUt there aut some good ooes. My tavorlto ls oM tnat was apolled 1~ C&ftiOfnia: •·warning: I Bra1<e lot Bnan Wltson." rhoughr lor th• D•y: 1 wooder II Ernest ~ng~ could make me taller: ll<now I'd nave to a•ve up <jrlnklng and T/10 Nutly I'U>feasat: Being a clu. .paying udi5t, llo•e Slnn>ng. bOt fl mlgntb<i worth 11. justoo be able 10 reacn to make prot...,. ~- Phrases Idle "Wllllam Blake 11\o Jil on tnuop shell 111 8-1\wlk. wao a 'lleroin lddrcl- are good lorar least iO dlas\oijc ~nts"" even Ina most stalcl proltaSOis. Runnlroo a • S..urrlul "'on(o-F«ol: Does anyone eloe g•l ""rvous j>etl up and down the motal wfrft on a noloboolo Is -when they h8ar sratlon WJYE? !,!)'doctor ptays It in his good, as Is jiggling your ctoo at Ina end of your toat walling r00111 and t!Vtry till1fl t """' tlwtr " el-la< and telling It drop at just Ina Jilllll pauS<I In rna music" I gatlfgi!H>oalle<l. l plctultn..,.,let p161tl(>g my dlacuaalor\. The bear and qulc"-1 .way to olert roor veins, cot<l metal _probea In vanous orlllcet ol mY prof- to tnt lac11i>at W• time '"' tna b<aak Ia to oerson. and monthly billo In windoWed .,ve~opeo. rrs g~a<>oa a) your watch. Even belle<]J glancing al youi not ao muclttl\e needles ex tho coi~(MIOIII>al boii\OfS WIICI\, Iioldlng It to your ear, and then b4nglng ln' lne me, but the muaH> I• bad. Not only Ia II the ortiS~IC e<ystal to - u h'allopped. IIQIIlvllj~r>l of Cream of WhNt. but It creepa up on you. Prahy _.,, right tn lhe mtddla of a walling room, or IMootll#fll L. . . rn I'OU' car nasa •hlte strolling tn the alajea at Tooa, ~ lil>d youraell lllaM lolllu<no '""" 111e rlgl>llarte. ~ng along witH an lnditlltnvuf- version ol ''Wl\ot I Dod For ~ ~ _,..,. -!Wbty T_,._ _,_.,ICA'ara. end Y011: G-rad, ~ M~M~ar to lheir...,.lor,e 01 "llaln4looa ~ATUng On' W...T4hlrla,anctl-thellr.t,_..,n. _ _ . My HNO" and "Feelings." and l . , . , _ y lind II "My Pall<lla Wil<lt Tci Florida anll Allt tto. w..Thll terrtlytng. lbetl could be lo•tfl'd tq humiJ>/I)g along It Uluer T..,.... . . . -.c Off~ 11411 now ~ boG anOUgll, but humming tn 111e 'produce "~llorl 11 ..- lr) Twla...,ePO~.........,.....,.Inlhe clegfadlng to a witter ol IIPCII 11a10re u myoell CitY II - • them. CA ~ Ia '1'm W~ll ~IQOCially I stan tapping auf tt. boat with troe SIUfllei'J.tkimperaljcl<era Nn lllongltle--. ttut- ~1fpl. .,_,you.., ...,,""II hOOd �feedback ! i ~ Call for Independence roUte Et11tor. Because of the Thanksgiving holiday, The Spectrum will not be published Wednesday or Friday. Look for the next Issue of your University newspaper on Monday, December 1. And have a good breakl lrt todafs polfuca ttwke·s one big 1115Ur. common aen:s.o vs• ._.ploltiiiOn Tt'le Pupoets of t~ POUtfoal ma chine are oeal 10 public opinion; CIIIZ&na· oro-n.z.•t;on,are totll)g fqf lack tor ctout.. w.,-.,. scane.eo OUt •lfort• atnOftO 100 mant causes c..tt we Qell09'fUWr to ae.are a gr &n~ools aU.,netlv. to g:o¥erument by lht mtHt•ry·lnd liltrlal eutbhShfnem? Pocwlat rnc;,vem.nrs haw. 6Qi'i0fed tJOhiiCal lfiiiHt.J., w t\Ut IMQ's•~t oatltel ctoft'l come frotn tne P«)ple 01 arouscr mUCh interell Can'l "'e Channel Ot.H lfuslrattona 11110 one ore11 mowemenl, tw~ enough fot ah out c.auMa- a movement lor CIN, 90v•rmuent at.c a peaceful w otld Ttle Oemocfa lle·Aepubltc au m a ct1hte ta uul lftW'Uh\e•abte:: u's )ut.l wnAIIet l h.an we are h oota a held stall by IUIN19 uo <M.It biiHott -.tn amb!Hout yo• lheu 6UPPQftl lhtll C'altii)IIQII, ~1 1d ~them 1111 hae throughout atte.r rwms o, itS po"'et ro .rK~chou uteers •f Ihey don I co.•IO'rn Nufntnauou •• tn• lrlot to cf\»Ueuo•••g tn•~ raf':'k.el Wnat the oeopHI nHd GespeJatety. rs 1neu uo;ru • H.Uepet~oeut Pl!'l)'. r..a t ~U,•w•c:tct, fUf oue ouri)O.w to puf C.I\O~IIH Ull blllvll W e 1oet,"(f IIWolodlecH ol \MbOUgnl OII ICtlll lc.) lfiUI~hl UU' ueods, aud WU llfUSI •<UfiUII11t them OUtHI•CS A b•b llid 61? See whal w ~ ~IYO l\0¥r-DIIvi l , IIIUtltf)', Ot:KitC:It iOU- bUI $tllltt red 11\d uoellecf,.,e Pa.rv I)U'Wtw' cuuJd heto us w"' tJH m .a, 'I t iJA,I~I lnceoocseut•r~.ttoH1te!llh eo.~rd$$. could retest I he stU .$t!'" u'11 or If\¥ Pe ~ tf!,;..,.. 1~ '"'e' .,,..,. .;;~ tM G ,u aJJPVt•t.o••S Whietot afe ~~~ ~• .ac.-''"''1-i!"& ~~ ~ 'fiii'Utt C~ f'lfl Q uu••IS111 IS & "'' •· IO lUCU-$ ~·Cf DOWt!rr luu *'vu• lu ~la•l lur 1962 • not''· It Rock never dies Thl5 D~SI 'lliKice.ioel l,.. PWt 0.0 SGmell'hOQ thAI I Frivolous art To tM EtiiiOf Aa a mttnbet c 1 N••oara·Ette Wruera (NEW), I 'd Ilk• to POint out .aome mlsconcePUOI'\t reowdfnQ th•t O'Qintra_llol'l 1hll a pp.areo In • ... CIIy Lif'J!.Itl... artk:tt Wtlllen by RObefl G. BasU in the October fllue of fhfl Sp.clr!Jm What tnlormatlon (aJld tl'a not rnuonl Ul•l tne a"•e.te IncludeS about 11'11 cay llllfiiY tcene Is tncomptltl end ptJniGtoul. Part of Ihe , . .son w hy tne commun•ty -.ppea'a m such a Hghl ca.n oe t•ecJ•lf!O 10 """'' a 64.1~1 •• Basars IOUfc.e, and 1 w ant to 0." emaohastlet~ Jlf"Q'UJI.f. f oon'llhH"'~ tnat,. ~ulted ••meny black a.nc1 tn•rC WOtte . ,,,.,, • I lh•n.k r,. con.sulteo on~ one k>cal black wuter, \llrho I"Nb beetl OUbtiSh«<m var10ut literary and mustc publ~\tons .. II rnr outll " couect. "' 1.5 a h1e."~ci or Jot Wats.h. th6 eGIIot ol Moody SUHI lrteglllltl A JtcJf. Kfltou•c NewiiiiHtr. In whiQ.tl some ol his work hll IOJ'i41ir&d (lne only community fltMary publlc~llon men110nod 1n the arllc,ej and also a member or tf'le Btac:.k StuCIIeJ Depanmet~t •• the Uniwersuy. t ofttt u,. tolloWit\Q infonnauon to rebull tl\a rODQit tnat n·a ha111 to bfe.U Into t1141 NIIIDft&hecl lctiVl tltl!t1IIY ll'OUPS ··u S.sil o.ctloolrOCI at a nr NEWattllt• t NEWa OUtMI!QhOt~. he w ould hr.aWI CI•KO¥er.O tn.at ••yon•-•w•n I f 1'1• doearfl .,,ue-ca" 101n MambOithtPt , .,., S6.00 '"""""11"01 "' flO onnuall• ("No nove ""',.mber wllo 11\fU ill Aluka.) Mr. S.oil also wouiO have dltcoverea tttPOfts of e...-ntt from au •eotora of the literary communuy: black. Pueno Rlct"• C"lcano, anct natlwe Amer~ean.. Not to m.,Uon those of tne untv•raur and tttMO ' rom other otrtt o f H'lt country. Tr. a,lcfe eharoea that "'onee IHetary eh,anr\tlll ate • lho)l become p/11-hi<ally ltOHI> and nauow mlndotd.." HEW, acttve .n ahl: Westwn New YOtk to<geo, count..S. octl¥eiV <.autts ,..,_. - . u M II .-~.... tnot t1141 •llotuy o1 any o<tf0>11tatlo<t IIH 1101 onl)o In Its clemoctotlc ma~<•up but abo tn tM w..- ol ..... --.alit... an6 - . 11 ts conoc:toVo otlta fola u a communJty O<Oani<allo<t &f1CI oeelw to bo laltMul to jllll rola. wt ~ lo<got. t1141 guldellrwa ol Ita IIHidlno toUrC-n are a J immie Canl,.lcl aMI I. -JIO<o ol Ser"""IPIIY '""' lJ,IImH.O. Mt~t7 eo'illted m.antiiiC'rlptl from tl'tfa bLIQ poet &I ._.If u lfom ooe other. ktt • puDIIJnlng •enture fealurtng NEW wril•rs.. We even extended the deoelllne 1n o<aer to ol,. lt>om lime to join ana sut>mlt manuacriP11 Nolthet ono respond.,O I remember a NEW meeting earfler thl&yo.ar at wh•tn Ihe ume tocal blat " ooef wu In auendanc.e. 1QUot.o a litte f1om a Ted Joan• poem, ·•rne N k;e Cok)rod Mil'\" ' Een~ Meenr Mfney Mote.tcrt Wh1tey By tha TrtroaVII tfe Slya N tQO~ CUT Ill I WIS OehghleG 1 II I tiJWaya am. • ~ tn the w•y l"- OPPf&SHO ean Mt.le wnat 1 ~ Used ava1n1t lf\tm 1!'\CIIutn II lo ltteu advantage, k'\ II\JI case. I powffl\tl ~liC ltiUII"Ntftt . Se'#Dfai Many Ol l,_f IOCII IUMi r)' PQlllllll an~ ell her unmtertsled tn li'Uf(J WOfki WOf',, or oon't move lhelr m1Rd& O*o;ono 1 s ' uootype wf\ll:n •oqu11es .a · tour leuer -.ora 01 ·kill Wn•tef' eve,y olt.er line.'" F so Ml lllldlng. ltr05POI'\'GtDUL Po1onoauv dJ nwe•~a AICIIt Uil woek I uUod e lOCAl Diad, wrl'e• w~ haS been oubUshed In VI.I!Oua hlft1•f)' 1n0 musw oubllcat.ona to atJ<, •' he was IM sourc.e ot lhll qvotf'l Hoe o.nted thaa ne wa~ 1. s na.-d t01 l .rtYQN. bfao. Of wh•le. to ''' to 01 •'l•st • • "' •n tW'IC).enc:y 10 regatd an u a trh'Otlly I e-wpeoct arhat• tMir racta• 01 ttf'l o~ baQQIQUN:Ia. •natewer Kt'f u ae, and wn.revet IIHrt cnoos. to live and 1lht5 aoc~•t~ . Wft•crt 1\U • .• au. o~ 1•"'• ~acuaher. Wu'k 1u support each other beceu$e •nv c rtlhw• lltt!tnpl II ~lllhy l ncl good, i " plus" lhll Up.a 101 tenoousnMa o f human turvtval a llttlo 1n trtt dPfeehon nl the puiiUve. I u~ct artlata to lr~ to m ake a better world on 1 ptraonal a.nd aoclal 'e:vel •s well 11 on a cruuve one. No art+ll. or 0104JD01 -.nlsts.can a I lord lo atltc1 a 001tur1 of tlltiU&Ivttr a.nr more rnan M cen aHo-d \0 lePAI'all the CIOitNity of hill WO(k from tN Q'UII'Y.ty or Uvtng. 'conlt.nu. to ftne.W my rnrnoers:n19 Itt N.aowa--Et~e Wtheta eacn VM' not onty becauM t1f ttte QPP011~n1Het 11 hat afforded me but beea~e. tn one w ay Ot another. moat or I he membera t 1\8..,. com• to kno-trr '"' ''· In tf'etr wa~tous WIYI, a 1tmll1t 11111"'-"Y· c:o'at•nt reminder. "'•'II" Tho article lurthor that ' "tho City allll nun"l bHn able to a oce!lt (black an6 TN111 Wo<lclwrllorlj Into lila comn">Unily •• Last spring • h»&t !>licK POet W!lo haa bMn 9\ibfi•ned In varSoua Htlr&ry and music pubtleallonl ul<od rM II I CC>IM 001 hll!l a rNOil>g at Esie Community CollogeiCitV C.mo~~a, t ...., 1 mern~>er to 1M Engtilll faculty. I arranoet~ lot hHn to reOCI wltn TOCI JoaM ot an evenllolnlly _...,..., Ojt NEW aMI c.ty c.rnpus OUt otlho~ rM<It"' -oeo an OIIPO<\Unlty lo< this loCal bla'k - ' to sppear on a lo<aJ prlfMoilmo toltiVISIOf1 111ow wflh Tee! Joana. NJao-t•Er1• Wthltl thus- Pfov~ ' " enormous oppOrtunity lor tno lo<aJ ota<:~ pool, wllo had <holen not to lOin NEW atlnouon 1141 had bHn lnvlttcl to. TM BllftafO 111erary tc.,., 11 you no doubl ahoud 4.t1C>..-. Is erculng end lturtlul - bul It ,. nol one b,g httppy wrlrJng /omily. Et:-1/0floll)' lntiiOfllnt wrlrtf"l who tNclt 01 r11d IJMe olten more than Just .,lfHrlln d1ffHMI •••tMtiCI-tMt can d«p/Oitl M c#9 OUt«•' - ·· I. lo< OM, om ..,., lntfHH&«i whh "Jull Bu"olo" • nd HEW'o ollomogo. INI /tt flO Wll"f , _ ,1 lo dell,. litem. Oth•r ho...,..,, hi" ptOb/etrJI Wi lli yow writ•,._ o<gonrzat/otl: mor. olt!M-'- l l t t t - -, tiHwgh do not. Ho ort/01 PIH•• • OVOfYOody. Why Htllll lhOI you do, M 1hould'1 - R. 8. t~t WJt Quilt auoroouate, Utey &:Mayed Roct. •n· RvfJ mos.tc ft.lf IM hftt lhN tn a wnne I was abWI to go ll•t: Pub a . a " t••"J' H ~ •·us.;. • · a Lhe atmosonefe beca.u.sa I i: . ..J ltlaHy hlte fi re dJSCO IMI I$ VS4.1oaU~ 01.1'Yed UH Silt I lhto ~ lft!l UIU'SIC CI!Otc"* ShOl.lfd CUI I IIttU~ '""""J Althouvtt IIHt PUb wu lither empty. 1 beltftwe ·~· ' o••GIEI the w~o uot• .. ,"u•td flhat the Pub 'oct~· on 4 PU•r• Sal ·••gut) Ifill W1U .,..,, bP me cn .e. MOte P601)1e wtll • " U•1"" • •<I • • t •Y tiJc, Pub 1 thfl "I ca r '"alto r•us Sl4fuH•U. +I Ot.·• 4U'ol ' '••!>I I lht! ~pie I hlwe '-PG"-tl"' IO sa~ me tdiiOfl In-, CJV,1 I lilO 10 1he P~b vtl I S•tf,ti'Oiy •••Vhl •J ~inl)l ln..,y d uu 1 • IUr t l•• Mq$1\. P-.u tt:'c•noa • elt. Auo ta.s ... .s .. ,r •. e~-s.eoSalurCU1! a ra t!tlfU'f tt~ttrnHI¥1:& "' I ' 1 t;1ttl.,,• l\!•¥ u •Itt ~ott o;tacuee SI~GLE. ISSU~ s"'CC"'IO moat �stat~s ITUN ~0011. WATCKFIII. schisms M.,.,,., Ed<t"" Allhouah the abbreviatiOn FSA trdtnocally rrpn:srnts chr Fll<\lhy Sludcnc Associocion, chc mood P<<Valcnt ac friday' a Boord of Olt«<O/l pthrrina a«mtd to chana< the meanlna 10 Facuhy Sludcnc Animosity. Throu&houc cho mmlna. hold In cite fife It noor mau or Ca"pen HaJI, student aovemment rcprexntativts and racuhy member> eroded vcrbal barb1and jabs a> lh< aroup aucrnpced to odjourn u 1004 u poulble, postponlna any definitive meaiu.r n until thrir nC'~t qt()da. Thae clwm bd•wn cho cwo faction> became evi<lcnc durina lilt selection or a ncw 1/cuurcr to repl~ William Finkelslrin, a S.udent AJJoc:iollon CSA) appotncmcnt who rrccrnly r~ clalmtna thac •'the job was not •onh my time."' The onlY person nornina1nt by lht D'reccors to occupy lhe position wu E<h•ard Doty. VIce Prcsldcnl for F'~naD« 01\d Manaacrnonc 01\d FSA Srcretory. Yet despite cbc lac~ of competition, FSA Prcslcknt Cord<U SchactH'l plea fo< a YOt< of K<Wtllllion failctl u A.lslstant Trcuurct IC<"in lltyam. a Sludent, a llctl fO< a at<rct ballol. R.alhcr lll&n W1lll untQ the vorc wu tabul&~ed, lh< IMfttna contiaotd unlll Doty qunuoned "'hethcr ho could .-rills OWII UJiSiant After brina reminded I hal he had ' no< been offiCially clcC'Ied yu, the aawol cally wu rclnstd nvtolina ~<'"tn YOta for the ~ Ptnod<nl. four 'no' calbts and ., ~ ....loa. "You can bel 11>0>< liw Cnon· Doty) ..... - . auclcslu." ""'ed one OucctO<. 4c~no•~llds ric!OfY, Doty uked tho Boord to name Ballard dissects .,o......... _ Spocy...... 51.0 ..,, ,., Tho Slod<nl A.ltlodatlon or SUI• UnMnillc$ C~U), in "" llltmtpl to atObWtt the l.ttau lnlertst or UB stud<nc•, condtiCttd an inrormational lllftlina Friday anrrnoon in HUJ Lounte. Speakina befo"' a c:rowd or aPP<o•imacely 60 incttested students, UB ddtpte Tn.U S.Uard tJCpandtd on the objectives o( SASU whi<h were discuucd durina cht tnitlal oraaniwional n~CC~Ina htlcl the prMous Sunday. Friday'• JeUion focustd on auch vital iawes u the d<-cmphub or quality edocadoo, Stile aid to SUNY schools 01\d the ever· ti&htrnina Slate blldaeu. Bollard nmarked that tho majority or SUNY's 150.000 A !~dents do not realiu th<T< iJ a state· wide orpnlzatiolt thlll is • prime ad ¥OCtile or stodtnt riahu. Tb• potential politlc:o}powcr or JtudcnllmUJt !>< O<aanl~ 1r they arc 10 P<<V<nt any runhcr cuts In Stat< aid co education, ho lU'CUtd. " It Is P*ibl< 10 haw ruiJ facuhy. Wltat is happonina is thll tl!Cft is a hft!Qa flftU. We have vocant positlom Thot< ror faculty, throu&hout the SWIY adloillisu'adoo and stair haval~ becll lllled. Anf\hlna thar a/Teas u (studats), wc ahould have a ¥01« in," Ballard •)'11...,. .swtd. '-tSUnday'•-utarevealcdthat uudatuclooothawa wiclc ...........,. or apprcdalloo or t.hc raowus a....U.blc to t1tmt ~ SASU. Ballard~ To _,...,. t1us dd'tdcncy, -lten an OfP'IIzlnt a pobGdty ..,pa~p IDcl ~ (.fWit'd Ooty ••• el.etM fecuttr Auocirioft 1 .. 1. ,••• FSA lty l olita Lapla•a _. E'tti: ,_..,,_..,...._t se...,. ........,_.,.._ r,.__ ,,.. .... Auoc.letlon ,f'f.~t Tim ~ •• tct.f~ . . . .~ IM~\M Assistant VtCC Prosidatt for Howin& '--ard Snydct to llryanc's post. SA Tnasum Alan Nothao rcrnindcd the adminiurtiiO< thac Bryant retains the position until his rcsianalion and a chtllll< in treasurers docs noc affect thai position. Oot,y respondtd with a period o( silena, wbkh "'"' Jilatlctcd onlY by chr httcr,i<ctioru or Assist'"' Dean or the Scho.ol or Medlcindohn Rioh<rt and Manaacrnrnc Pro(tlJOr John Boo<. "Is chis hol'IIIO-trAIIina?" Rlchen questioned. ··What's aoina on?" llooc joined the Dean, addina "aames .,. brina playtd hcre." After Nathan inquirtd If Ooty is P<cpated to rcaian his posir ion u Srcr<tary, thc ldminiuttllor IICknowlctlaed t hll he *OUid, "only if Mr. Bryanc r<Sian> bimsd!." Sclutcter reminded Dory chac he may "ask M•. Bryon I to rcsi&n ·" ' ~uU WI On< OYtr I Whik," <OIIntctcd Ooty 10 tht $lime Bryanc, who O<Xupicd Nachan's offt<e ta..t KmC11tr. At thc scssioo's conclusion, both Snyder and Bryant Wft't k.~r at tht Assislant Treasurer's ootd\. Ooty held onto his SCcrctory's poil untU "jab> that Jolin [Rictcnf k<Pt &ivins" Doty caused 1\bn to stcp down. surprilina rho Oirtct0<1 who •ere, at that t.irnt. eyetn& the exils. In l«PPna with the llatus quo, SA rcpromtlli'Vt- EnrOA G\iSliVO, ,.ho W"aS interim trc:aswct aOu Finkdstria's r..Q.atioa, won the po9tioo by ocdamatioa. Althouah it ""' dom;...,ed by polidkina bdwam the: , .." goups. the.,...;,., ~ed IOIIIC of iu oamd• to Emrracn<Y_Rc;f;u< Sow~<~ mcmbc1 04itf ltaUmaa, "Ill> rcltcrac<d h~lior -~ l"M. - ~ u ambulance ror usc on chr Amh<r~~ Campus. He ooted the remot "incidents" on the Nonh Campus "all · too arapbitally described th< ntrd to pu•h fO< the vehicle" and Cl(plAJncd that due to AmhCfll 'a locatlon, an ornbuloncc ;, • nt<a<ltiy. While all the Board's'm<mbers aartrd thattht m<n·howlina vehicle: is important, Richen Aid he doubted that I he FSA wa. chr rlahc place to search ror fundlna. "This University has mostly middle class stlldents who can pay ror It \the cost or an ambulance ride)," Ric:hen opined. "The money CFSA 's yarly S25;000 dole-ouu) $hOUid be used ror education." Sttina student mand11ory (res as the mO<t vloble ahcrnacive, Riehm explaintd thlll th< ambulanct'r exp<nst could be covered by chosc and F~tully Htaltb lnsurt«. you_.. up a can or worm•," Nathon told "Boy, Richart P<•llinJ hb chin fn hand. Euminina cite lolli>tks behind the Rlchctt IUU<Jtion , Doty admitted, "I'm not an optrl on mandatory r.... " prO<nptin' NOihan to retCM1, ••J am ... Ocbatna cite iuur for about an hour. cho Olt«~or> dctldcd to poi! pone any ambul\nce judacmcnc unci! chcir nclll mmina in early Orcctnbd. Richert suaaattd, no.. ever. chac FSA •hould look Into lh< possibific) or fundtna a "bootucn co-op" instead or the •thiclr. Tho !I.Oft, Richcrt ..-plaoned. would deal In "scrioul" boob • hK'h would be sold by "I'AIIuate Enclish JtDCiftlts who ~;no....'hat they'•• doina" and noc by F'olk<c Bookstore oou. " If we'r• ~Ina to I ubs.ditt ambul.lnc:<s,'' Ridten a. l~tnltd_, n•hf:IW ._h)' 1Mfllrctvil7'' don., )Ub.sidiu s.ocnedtiQJ •• s o 1ectives in recruitment rive campus ncwspapen and pobllcalions to make people roO<<' thclncrcutwunotclhcuucdopcnlywithlludcnUAiapoblic aware or SASU'• existeote. ~~~«~ina, but rather in an ett«Ut.ive ..,.loa. SASU mo bdlevn the July IS clmina or the dmsion wu unfair co students. SASU Awart~t<~~ Day, planned for January will include Scod<nt A.lsoc:latlon (SA) Senate Chairman Slt vt! Kaplan ln(O<mation ....;on. and Pfntllllllonl by SASU eucuci vt c:mptwl~ lhat aettina studcnn to oraonize is the mOst offlotn. To further SASU awar<ncs$, tba-c wiD abo be... Important eooocrn. "Our aoal is a S.ace~e uniced front commuter breaHut to be co-lpOOJOI'ed by the Commuter and wc mull unite on cite WUCJ," he strcsatd. Council on Docembcr 10. An open mcctina in cite S.udcnc Ac:<>O<dina to l!allard, the Board ofTrllllttl is requorca oy Qub In the Ellicott Complt:>l 21\d Hus Loll nat in Squi•• Hall tho S..te Lqllltture to visit SUNY tampW..to ~leo{_studont• plu. a oonrcrcn<.T wilh the Slate University or New YO<k oplnloru. The end"' Board is not $Chtdulctlto bt here until Board or Tn.t11rcs is planncd for the futu"'. M~Q<, but there*"' some local members who havt! been invited Another upoa or this "aW~~ta~esa campaian" w!U indudt to visit UB the Orst or stcond W«k In lonuory. Sin« the cllstributina qu<Stioanalrcs in the dormitories 10 aaln student TrUll ttl d<Cide S.ato 'policy cowards the Unlvrruty, Ballord oooscnsus on bow SU'Ofll)y !hey fed about SASU. Bollard want• students to aet a "first hand view or whcrc the Board bdinca we by piopointina SASU's weatn..... throuah the wanu to leave the Unl-slty Syilmt." queotloanairtl, the UB ~loa will ~now where chey S.lllll'd and Kaplan ••P<csatd onncem over tho Horriaan should contclltrtllo t.h dr dforu. Mctno that stat<l studtnt frcs mull be used to 11udtnt SASUhub<Cavayaotivelnli•advoc:acyofiiUdtntri&hU. actlvitlc$ only on c:wnpus. AI the SASU oonrercnce in OM aru or a>c~ttnt ..bs b<Ca lbc propoocd dO<ntltory Bln&hamton OttOrclint 10 Kaplan, SASU as an O<pitization increastofSI50payearfO<thcnetlfOUr)'<ari. OnOaobtr pustdaretOiutloadctnOIIdinllhllllhcBoardo(Trustoesaad I, a SASU-~ dcmoastraloe was held at SUNY th<ChiUic:dlor&...,..,.thlllthcsludcnc111QciatorYfccaorc Ccatnal In Albuy Itt oppositioe 10 tbc tncr..... UB dd<pre Ill)~ oomplotdy by allllatu. Ja« RlttlA was ..-ulcd 10......,.. tile Unlvmlty bu4 was ...,..,..*-"~ tlut ..r-lboolld be controllctl by uaablc 10 due to ..,..... overload. In oddilloo, the •ltd-If they act In a cooulslent wllb the principles alllltlu llttlA Mko:lj~_oomc with blm-. 001 ready to o( Ali"...-I..,Aaion and Equal OpponUI>ily. Tilt posicion !caw a& 6 a.m. llallat<TlUd that !lib ooofurloa and "other papct also dtaltbes SUNY Catual's Administntioa which noklaltes in the post"...., ...-or tho r_.that the oppcantohaw:oaltmapooltlonlhatiscliamctricallyOI'P')Scd ooaunitctr was forn>ctS. to the SASU resolltllon. as t.lentpllfttd by tho Haniptt A•-- _.. ••mer rtmx-r, tE?!· T --~o;:o ;~.;;-·c.,... · Learn The World Of •fRI• 1 l&rrRe II au.,arw~Ptzzo~W~andgefopl.,..,.of I (~ ~ .....,..1Ns 12.. I ==....... ~......... I .._ -~-01' ---Nl I be« AIEI SELECT SOUND UnMCKnutNo 873-2717 II_ ..... IIO!ue). -AU~~ L ,.-; od. - �, Openifl& linN: Today~ Fudnation concludu a twopan serlo& on Africa. Lasf w""k fuJur«/111 •nic/e by the t.frican Porum which ~taOed m111y of the continent~ hillorlc•l f~od problems and made apecific recommen.Ut100s on how the problem coold be a!Hmated. 'l'llere aiM> appt:M'ed m anide on thl! ,....ly -inckpencknt 1111tion pf ZUnbabwe and anotltf.r nn Rnbt!n Mupbe~ violtto the United S111111. In today.. wue we have an articlt by The Spectnun 611,,.,. writllf' !Jon c ·Ka:ftic disausins ll'rican oodali., JJ '' • ph/k>llophy and 11• lpf)Qlto thl! '111ird World. We lllSO Ia"" ONlyois by 11-f[ "'!fl!!r Wiliam Hutifl&a on the imJ;//cation• of Soriet troop& in the North llfriCJitt nation of &/Uoplt and &taff writu Debbie Undqulst intllt'Vie••• Prof~r Oaucle Welch, an African po/ltiCIII &peclalist. FirWJy, National Editor ./oJlr:ph B. Zif1t,1k 111111,_- the ehi'!Bi"$ AJ,....n lllndacape, pa)'ill& paniaJtar 11tmdon to the ~ of r~ urtenizalion1 lfld the m«hods used by 1 number af t.frian Nations to cbJ with those 'The Dark Contin"ent' braces fa; modernization invasion - - - - - - - - -- - by JOHph B. Z l n,ple world cominenll. Afrie~-lhtt JeCOnd llrgeu-ls the.,.,., rural. with o meo~ 2010 U pen>onl or iltlnhablt•nt> resldlngln U!'banlud rogiono. Vftl, lhe urbonlution rote In Alrico-f"""'""""'' cvtuoUy-1• &m<tnjl the ~ anywhere In lhe world Praenll)<, lhe ~ level or urboniMiion In Afi'ICI .. ~ tn 1h< non hem ...,..,... or the conltnenl. In Algerie-a fanner french c:okm:y \oc:ated tn the nora~ Of the I6Ve'n CO'""" ""'"""rod le\'d ot urhanlutlon ,. lboul •s """"""' 10 ss ~~r"CMn rural lbat t-'OntraJt" t>harply to ttw- ~ ln Hw•ndll-loc.ated Jn the JOU ih tiNl und of lh e c:ontlnenl- \"here un~· fl\'e pe~nl of the IJOI'u.latton lbta in urbanlzod lre.tJ while 9S pero:tnl II\ e ln rural wrroundir\85 ·nw p~ thai ha> occurn_..r in Afrleo bi (hariiCieriuod ltY o llll:l thouf!Jttful pl•nni"!! Tltt!nt O\l>l> a -lou> ,,;,balance: IW!tween the modem klonutK'!f"'C:t,;alofnd;~nal) and t~ tr~dtl~ nJraJ MICIOI'L Man)- ol Afnca'a nnl retideNJ or employmonl •nd educotion•l P'"&'"'"'' Soill lim h..•u JUCalot.'!docl U li CllirMled that otboUt 1\VI~Ihlt•<JJ. uf the urhlln retadem• ll\ft In i iUM' and 'hanty to~1»-Mrdly the dsioo that atlriiCII!d 1he m.tnv rural dwoller> to lhe cl18. ""• lit,..tlon "'" ''"'«ilo aOceru IM1000J fCilp ~"<""'the rich ond poor OI.Ntiallc>d )'OQth Aloo4 of the amml6ntlon that hu """"""-"' 111 Aflb from lbe rur.l ~ Is la.rply emnomb.ll) tt.o4wo:~led, ~ ._....., or lhe trodlllon.al Afran 10<'1>1 and tlCll>lltlmk:al structun». h fl cfilrK:Uh 10 dbtlngtab.h behv~·:cn migloanl!'t. lnuUigrll'ttlt and ref~. In tht: oonheutem African nation o((th:u\A, Ih11i)Cijnlli111on flow from ndghbot'fn« ClOUattriM rc;adw,d 40u,t)()(J annuall.v ln t!ISJ, tho<JC!IIt ha• oubsided over the P"st 11111 OOcil<k."S. n.. conlraJAfricanltAIIono(:toirehul-.lhC!pr\nciP"ICOUIIII')' ea.~ immirtV'hon. and R,v·a nd.t h.u bef.n tht- duef emn:afV111on amtftf". a,. ft),\reftlel)o IW~ of lhc AtpHKH" opp.wtuniliel ~ Siirw;J, lhe l . . . a J'll.IIJ'tiber ol Afric:an CUUIUnft holu.• aroenit.,. or lhe del-eloped urt..n Cll ... 1 he ~~-. eapork!ncod ooclal M:UI) lhe>ewtJ.la.,.,.,...hal'e ~f11"1101 pl1ennri,..IOiroteot:OUSUig SOCWil and t-"CCnnI'TUC "'ue.. . Otw r~,•. onl)o 4 handruJ ol ~"tTT"'!Ue"lll> ha\e inilltuted to llomdltt aha lnOu~ oJ ~ph!: ~net'iug lhu cllk» ~ liP'"""""'"•' ,,..._ "''""""' ha"" becorno duo.atW'ItCI "'lth llw .._ I ditolribullonof opportW1itielln theurban•,..• »~to lhe rural ~ and tttany ,....,,. lMN:on.e k!» uilltng au )'OLII18 AfricaN •""'-'1'' 1ho1 ,.,.,111~ Amue nt poor • OJITt'fii.!,Y the """"'~ lcm:l ul lllmo., lll .,.,._, ol • II o\lncano II helow StOO I'"'"' Tho d~>tributiOII oltncomrln . - Afril:on ...,._. te.i.... man) poor "hlle.. te" other> ""' relatl\'dy arnu.m O.ta mmpiled b) the l \ uled ~,.,.,. l~t .. ,_,..,. ,,... ,.,.,••,,,..cuJn....t O<XUJ»IIOil> .........., 10 four I onto hit!her th>n utcorn<> from t..,JntoNI ~hur.l ~tnploy1nent In £O.thc olrr..m e N~ Uw ,..,KI b •• hlgl> •• len lo """· 'llltl fCU'<c:tn tuenl• uf ~ttl>;a omd /..o~tnhia. 111 an eHon to CIH"f"eCC thl,. IUliJQ.I!mce. M\'1! estiJhl~ht..-d ~~ d,T\t'lupmenl aumniHL't!t w lr;msfer inrormllion amd 'Uf'JCfnotlon.s tO CCOirall)l111 n 1m,.; off'k:e:l.. "~han> worlt~ wt If...- vrublems ond ""11tu1it1jt ,_, Vrogr:>m&. (.h.itta l\ol> <""'ted ""l!)!NI dc\'dop'11''-"' CQlJCK•t""" which JlnlnWKr 11>1"" •conomK prolu-,_. ln .ll"eeU Au•ted foc- n~fUQ\.. \'d as the e;amanp from lllt!apicultun' :!6:1ut"i.rv:rea~ rt"\eSl'\M') fronllhenon-··~uhural indus&~ let.td IU riw <It ta hol,r;IM"f" JNCr \1 ..1) ..r,....n a>unll'lt'> tiO\.. ...... tdl!d ""'""''""?' -lOili""' OWO"UIIlll<s h) moi.Jng l'f'UtlU'r 54tU, lhe ot ~\br~ ldloofit\M e.n run .u nu:.h u the ~no\1011 w.1t(.- ot 01r1 un.'l .. flk.od Ia~ n»l - �iLif~~©fu1ii@.~~@1Q), , t JWill Ethiopia become the new future ~attlegro~nd ? ~ I_ J bJ Will Hutlnp. Since 1!17•, tho rull"f! Elhkipian military ~<au. oupponod by oho - Union. w.........., •,.;p or .......,. lhM 11eo o:obn lhe " • or 500,000 Eohloplan•. willie ;t in~ thouMnda rpare. 1n ; addition, about 1.4 million a Ethloplonl 0.. in fO<Wd ullo 2 l~tlho world. l.oc.lled on lhe Hom or Afrlcl, Ethiopia bonlt!n an tho "-' 5oo ~ tbt kt1ll or lob el Mandeb where unkon pua Cln')'lna oll10 tbe Weat and Apan. On lho a< her oide or tho Slrall lo Sovlet·in0....-1 South Yomeo. ElhlojM's otrote&l<: lmporutnce arl- not only from ill pro•lmlty to Bob t!l Mandeb, but &Ito from lu iflmleoed benellu. AI lhll lime, Elhlopla WU in lhe rnJddJe or I ......, ~ which ln ,_,., UOOl be wu widespread famine and .xial dethroned u. 1!174, Emperor H.lle. .......t. 1n lho or 111e1e SoluM ruled E&hk>pia u an .............. lhe ortr!Y qu10t1y _, ~ ~. SoluM._ f'l!ig> IZO ,.,...-c orllatrl 10 tho capitol feudal and ordlaic. SUpporlod cky or Addis Ababa tO preoa lho locotlan in .....,.,.. Afnca u I ~ mlhe Sudan, Kenya, and ,.....,eel Somalia. For " by tho arlltoc:raey, Selauto 1upportod • ay11om or I~ ownership that allowed . one peroentohheP'>J>UiolioniOown70 pM10111 <11 tho lorollll lind. .V 1 ..... ....,.._ ...,._ ~old lhe de\'Oiopmmt of polllical pol1los or any MWt. ~ pollqr The uotp~lon. however, Wll the Ethiopton n:'IHtary. tn Janu.tl)' 187•. Joldlon beBan demandlnjJ pwnrneno for h~ w~.. and bouer worktna condition•. Eve.lllually, thoae tZO reprelonu'tlvoo formed the a.rp- lbe Amharic won! (or -..n~Ueo. Tho - . o r thlo poup. headeot, by Uoutonant Coloool ~u tUlle ~ rule fl~ IOdl,y. At ron~. !he ~whlc:h ocok oontrot of the nation-aln!Gd at preservilll! the Jtolua quo. Bul, •• thoy auempted to 10111ty the clomandl of more radical woupa, they ~n IO alienate lho annj. FUlly aware Uw lhe ~~m>y oould """"""' lhem from power n -uy u they ln<talled them. lbe ~ ooc:Uotecloho 111111'• liwolwmonlln mUiwy ldlonl.ln fuollprovlncu. AIINUim<t tlmo.lho ~ bepn 10 llO!froliu ll)p ppwer or e•llll"f! elio .. tn the army by kliln8 ""'lor olllcer1 who were con•ld<tred d<tnproua. The Oergue forced, other om.... Into eu1y ndrenlent and e••nod new army unlu uodot IU dlnlel control. !loY let •uppon tn lbe munttnw. lho 1JerSUe h.ld to deal with ~Somll!i>-a nation look111f! 10 e•pand Ill bot'deh Into pan• of Elhlopil _!nd Fnends wish ~ou luck . on a big exam. Gooil frien~ stick aroun~ to see _ h ow you_~id. Kenya. The -··who h.ld hoped for j!DOd rvlalionJ wflh tho Hom Of Africa nalionl, wwe 1'-kod when SomaliA ioYodod ~1\iopU. Ao lhe !ion>ds marched Into Elhiopla. lhe ~ appealed to lho S<Met tlnion lor help. The Ruui&no, -111! lhe opportuni\Y 10 befriend Ethiopia, greater In sll6 and polentlat wealth th.ln Sorno~Uo, eu1 orr military usbt1nco to Somalia and t!IVO ..........,. 10 Uw~Jtor8ue, Soon after, SoruU I.,... were driven back with Sovlel1ankl and CUban troopt. US.&thioptan •elatlono were .,.,..... ilood after tho 1971 JunlL By t977,1hey......,broloen001'11pletely u lhe Oergue uked lhe United • State~ to""""""' Anl<!rtean mlll,.ry pcraonnet and reduce ill emb..sy stoff. They were rvplaoed \ly Ru u1ans and !Ill German pertonnel who Joine d - the thouAnds of CUbana already ln Elhiopla. The So\i<U ha•.., - · enormous amount• of military equipment, estlmotod at tllCl4"t! than a biUion11olta,.. wort!\. Thi> llood or ot'niS w•re originally JuatiOod .. naccuary to nght 1he Somali b1\'uskm. Uu\\'"e\'1!1'• the Detgoe h::~~ flOl hcRia.ted 10 IUf'rl their IM.-'W "eaponry •S•in;,l polit•cal "1'1"'5itlanathome 11lo """""""' of L'llllilntroov> 10 maintain polhfcal otder u • .,.,· air:ular ly ioiuhln& au &he l'.lhlopinn poopto. Elhluplon foll1ilics 3 1'tl being fm"'Cd out ur thch" honu~:Jt 10 acoommod:ue the tol'..-·lt<Jt rort..;j$. 1!<-<:auoe of JI>OI1"ff•• ol ha.ic mrn.modilies. mo51 fJ.hJoviani li'\ e close to stJJ"\'"ill&on "hUe 1t~ do$e 10 the t:lerjCue aud their r.....,;gn •Hies live 1n comfor1 and •i>un<L>.nce. Tho lu"f!·r•na• oln11 or the Sc.WittU. St."t."'l Ot)p;:IJ't.•fH tn tlhiupiu. I'Casanl coo~rath'c" and wi(OLih'C (arm• arc being ratablishad. Kuw.Wln advbon h.tvn helped lhe Orn-Sue rt!I1JO\ r Wt:ilf'm«<uuuxi people from pothlons of r '"ponJihiluy. •nd young t.ohlopions are nuw '""-''II cth.lCIIt<d ttl~\~ bloc muntrleJ So\ lei trade with Ethtoplo h.15 made Ethiopia dt1Jitmdnn1~ un fuaihc.r aid. Such cJutJen<lcncy tl•• JOiidifltlS the Soviet position In third world tlOIIkJn ShlCtl 1he Soviet limon ond ill Nldlltco conduct UJJ~tionaJ tr<1de on ~ b.Jnrr tntem. n makb il n'\IC:)m d.rrtCUit lOr EthiopiA IU poy u((. II> !Qan> c:urree. Eth"'pta'a malu e"port crop. it traded for Ruul.an iuUJ t:a.stem 1-..uJvpe;m arnli "ftnd ma.nufac.1ur'(.'<l guudi. The Dergue•s luturt1 it. IMUOUI, " " - · """"""' nfhl wlcleo_.t unpopularity lncrea•1ns h t drpendencc on the So•·ieu. l:lhlopiMJi are euN'tntly flllluloll! onned , . , . _ -aaJnot the~ In 10 of lhe a>Uilll'y'o 11 J>f'O"IraL Ruu!ano are just .. onpcpul.v bel'118 vit!Wod •• '"" prooUt:lbr• or lhe milltary rulors wh& llllve devwod from the pta of lhe f.thloplan p8Qflln nM>Iution, who , _ brublly repreifecl any group a d\.iliAn'o rote 111 tho ""PJ>tX1in8 p~ . -*~ ·­ POLISH Christmas. Bazaar Sunday, No~. 30 12 Noon- 6 pm ' ., ,,. POLISH Community CWiter 1081 Broadw•y F. .lutlllfF ,...CMI..,,o/t .,_.,,.,...,., ,.._ �Lif~~©jirm®.ti©m. :: South Africa's time to c;ome soon; Black Struggle likely, Welch says _ by Deborah K. Llndqul• • "llle United Stales ra,..,rs ~ul change and onalority Mile In the auempc 10 reduce glaring lnequalilles. " U8 Professor Claude E. Welch said in regM<il1o US policy toward the philosphlc'any dlfferlns African Slates ot South Africa and Zimbabwe. Acx;ordfnt! lo Weld!-• nu1ed •peciali&l or llfrocan polillca-lhe South African• belkM! lhey need 10 oppo... Communism Dl all lenglhs. contra sting sharply 1u neighboring Zlo1ba bwe - formerly Rhodesia-which adhcrea In • Mar>ISI·Sociallst phllo!IOphy Wel<:h .ald.lhal I he nnllon ol South Africa began n> a ~vhilt' ""'.!lemenl in 1652, when me first' Duu:h ,..,u leN artiv~J !lnd "'nabO&hed Capo Ollony II& o resull of I he Napoleomc won In 1814, lhe Englosh !!••ned rorlllnl pos..,..lon of lhe Dulch ookmy \nd in 19t0 lh~ Union of South .-\fnca "as created under lh~ let,nl uf the South JldSSed b~ I h~ Afrn:~ At'l Rfill>h Parl.ament n-.e rulntte f.uro~an ~\ hllt>4i rnnidted sep.a••:.u't poiJCIC.> and 1n 19-UI t~ Mnlaner \o1 100al 1'311,\ defealcd lhe 1(0\emulf! Lruled 1'•11) md apanhl-ld ht:eome the omct-.1 st•le poi1C) In 1961 South Afi'ICll lurmallv -.·ilhdn!w from the 8nusi1 Q)mmon,.,eallh and became • repubhc Currently , lhree qu~nen of 111 whiles 1n Mroco ore on SoUl h M rica Declares Independence ~i•-now led by Rubeo1 Mugabe. a self proclaimed Mar>i&~-begilll •• a ternlory tfoder 1he ronlrol uf the Brillllh Soulh Mrican Company '"'" compllly, under tile direction of Cecil Rhodeo, p-emed the from 1889·1897. in 19U an in lernal 1overe4ln f!OYemmenl wu fom'led by • am.tU white maJority wllhln l.he Britbll Commonwe-.lth. But In 1965 the whltu declared ondependence from Great 8ntam. onuch In the ume way the 13 origmal 1\mericon co4ooles died In 1776 Prime Mimslcr tan Smolh unllatel'llllv declared Rhodesia's lndependince from Briloln , and a new co n• titutlon wa• announced . Ailhough this a cllun re1ec1ed an d con•ldurtod Illegal by Britain and mOSI ull of lhc nation• of the world, Welch sairl thal Eng~1nd mulcl 1101 o·uvor~~e it. &rei w.. 'If a reasonable partnership and relative peace prevaii,Zimbobwe con be a sieniflcant rival ro South Africa' Aa."rd"'tC 10 Welch. "the hrea~ .. ""Y RhodL'Silln regime" flropok'CI a tvnSihullon thai \\Uuld h•• ~ .oJio" 00 for Ibe "lute rnmol"ll) tu rule the t.tflllrtt n:toon In the J969 rt·f~MS~dum , I he \\lui"'> "Oil b) 1 lopsick•d ,..,,., of 81 .533 10 6,634 tOIIUWII'f! hil \ IC\ory, t\~n Prune MIOISt~r tan Sm11 h p re•ented lhe conil&utiali 10 the ~lothrr A...,mhl•· thu• procl11mlng llhode.ta • r. re and 1ndependM1 ReJ)Ubbc. Whtm lhll wu fonallu.'CI, ocithcr Britain nor 1hc lfnhed Slales ~gnlzed lhc n~w republic On March 3, t978. Pnme Mlnllllor Smith and three bi<lc~ nallotuH&I leaders agreed on a plan for black majorlly UNCOLN PARK MOT£l ''Yout t(ey To Comfort" rule. Wbile Smith rrutde some concessions. he retained Indirect control of 1he sovernmenl lbrough life penon .or Billhop Abel T . M.........ewa. Muzurewa became lloe oountry'a first blad< prune minister, yet a m.tiority of lhe nalion'a black Inhabitants did nol feel he repn!Sellled their best imeresls. The gucrillo le;Jders denounced the act and bloodshed resuhecl. The dole May 31, 1979 •n•r~od the end of 90 years of while minorit y rule In landlocked Rhodesia . Zimbabwe has become the new name of the fomwr rolonial possession . Today hl•d • conSiil u1e 96 percent of I he pnpulallon. Despile the sm•ll had more rlghM 30 yen• Ago • jlllrOOnlage of whites living in In 1938, Afrikaners (whllt' the mnion, lhey neverthek!SN 1\fricansl llul rttslrictlnl( laws have a voice in the decl.$ion on the Africans- lawa that Hhll makinl( P"""""· II wu Smith exiJII loday. whL_unllaleo·ally declared Cold, clilunond!, J"'lroiCOG. R~ independence. mnfllC•ncse and chrome ii1'li Welch .aid >Oclalison Is nuin nurH•r·al1\ f'' .,-. tl~v anractwe lo Mugabe's people tmh•ndng aht> oconom)' or because capitalism e•ploited South Mric.. 11\e ••••~ Is >e<:ure th(."'fll and 1hey equate 11 \'\'ilh provldl!d thol 11 ~ m11tcrah Imperialism. Tho >OCialism 1hat remam ~lltiCU\ e to otl.e•-.. In rules on Zimbabwe Is a form uf thtb mannf"r, I he uol,) dung lhut eJ<Iending lheir uwn e<mlrol. • Zombab" ~ can cin to hun loOIJt h Welch e•pi•Jned or ietolns •~ Afn<2, 10 lbe •·ic>ous ~p1nl of In Zi."'h>b" e h.-., a pori in • 1':01Upt."tih\t.1ftb.:t 121 a htt\f'Utl ol hi gold Otl rnaf\S.JJ~ .. wt collecti\e go'·emmenl Dlhe4- mlnf!nl> educallon 4c:oi.rding IO ~\ elc:h, M~ Whllf! bloodbath ~ne lhe fact lh•l l;uulh i• tryil'\8 lo bring aboul peac:eful ch&nge In Zimbabwe. He Clled llfrica has a ' JJrufound basiS IMI Mut;abe's ~net reforms as an whoeh 10 dol\ elop lbol r exilOlple of 1he new le.lder's independen•C!, • according 10 1\'ckh. wo1h1n ltlll """lurv desires. South Africa spends len umes South A(rK"I ntily tlov~ I~ ~ rnuch mone\1 on cducauon &ubmn w a hkxxJbarh ttl the for while. •• on bbcko. anol otruul~ for 1ho tJinck mo~ lril) Welch addoo 1hat in •II or to gam control RL>vuhs •gafnsl I~ whole ;\lrtca., more money 1s .spenl on education than on the uoilllary minoritY rule Ill South Afrw;a In South Africa , Welch hO\tl no1 f,CCUrf't'd i>o'CUU~ oomnoenled thai blacb have nu llwrr Is " IIIII~ hl•tory ol. political rights wh"Otsoevet. Jmcc:esslul fU"'i e;u ," •••ted They U•l! in "townships" where \Nolph. Ttw mf"rl"idmlfthl"t!:U of hnn, 6hm ont l'llld 1hcy are kepi ~rate in spec!• I (•'\1lt~ tecllons. "They've been glvtm uup•·hmnmtln t ol prolt!)l~r­ lrrd!epli rhum In linu for the time nol.hing! Wlilch stretaed. "They l.llllns MuWJbc "' o.~.$ tndcpcndence able 10 get Zimbabwe Of lhe ugt-ecmtm1 when the elections "ere held Du1 Welch holds the ~ llhud~ . lhal, given hme. blocks \\IJI do the ~me m South Afriu. turren1h Ueeausc •t i' r aught ..;p In domnloc reconslntchon: l.imbabwc ls uut gt\ in{(' t!l') much suppon 10 the Br.cll !'.•lioo.tlisls In South Mroco The l~llc! •• doe> gi\e CO<l>ISI• of guenl~ training. IICOJ<"Ih"f! IU \\'Pich The l 'B professor added t11at -n>e trs ~llle rrlathe to ill """lth • cn •nJ 1,vpe of oid to South ht.."t~IUSC It 111 Wit~ pltrl 61"'' Mna n:.t""""""' " I( a par1nersh1p and rcllh\ t! pe~ce pre\ ail. ZunlJIOibn t! can be a signifant rw~l 10 ~ulh Africo; he sold l.!mi>Ob" ~ is becoming • stroog 1ndu!tlnaJ c::umponen1. al.lown1.g '"''"' 1hos JIOSIIInn. Professor Welch fonoees the m.~w Re.agan adminbu·:JI iOn a.> rcnuunins ··consistem wuh the US IIOIIL-y (avoring J"'aC:e(ul ch.:mgl' toward a majortty rule." R c~tarding the futu.-c · relations lH:tween the hVo Slnou•. Welch ll4id thuv will 111v.;1 likely be "diplomaticaiLv corrool but curdiat• 10 % DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD for a full pllucr or 20 winas 10 Jllarc ~ • . .. j. - '. • \ '-. ~' I ~ • • ~ I •• ' f -, I for a !Wf pllucr of 10 wiap 10 Jllarc -:. I 0 :~ .,. : ...... : Pia:a Parlour &s,.ghetti House 7GO TraDidt Rd. Ambent - ~ BEER • WINE • COCKTAILS �il 3r~~©Wm~~@ID J lZimbabwe Nationalis~s.Jook at Socialism's app~al F w-"' ll)rAMDC......WC Q ! •• beof our._.., 10 j ,_..,..,_ ~ ., , _ t ~ i> tile,_ -*'!1· Todo)', & w~ile or b/odc, we ore o/1 ! /or ~· "' Wllh "--.to, Mlf-pro(.-....1 3 Manila and Alricoon · ~ Robert MU@be prepared the ; f....,.ID<'the...,..Afrbnrepubllc o(~ ~'fiiO Alelandrlo, plano lor the roll .,...... won oonpped W'- Cemwt ClOionial ...,..-. blocl.ed lhe way, but lhe cllooo\..,.-y ol ella--. ~ p<>miDence 10 llhoclooi&. lollnen W1ft followed by amall sroupa ol while f.,........ and 1\oian ,..,.._.... Noth·e lrlbeamen, t"""t'hnoo~-t~;o,_ _.., ~ 10 workforlheir ,.hite rulen to pay ~~ .....,. -loci ~ytbo,.l•tef....._.,mlne Atupl>e. o llomon Orthollc and .,,: ..,hool teacher, and hla Zimbib..e Afriun Notional Union TZANUI wu ovorwholmJn&I.Y eloaed to p~M er 1M! Mardl 1R Zlrnbobwe·• firfl repnr.eruatl-e election. Deaplte hit a vowed Manl>tn. Mupbe haa oo far created a liable pro·IVe11ern gcM!miMI'It, boJed on ~Illy for black and while and on the fl't!ft enttrrprite ayttem, •nd whh 1he potential of becomlnf one of Africa'a leading republica. Zimbabwe. the • • ·8ritl>ll oolony or South RhDM•Ia. wa• founded In the 19th century h.v t:ecil 1\hudt!• lo( Rhodus acholor (Amol who .... ownera, and buoloeumen developed Into 1 woahhy uppon:laa aod their power and ruled thouall a ~....pportod rlldol policy ohp;trthold Under llhocleslo'O .,...Utdd there wuequaJityand~forthe minority rulil'l! clau. whllll the black •w>d<Jrdo..• ho>d flrict ,..,.. ancJ toeiAI CXW~troll plus a nlnreriot the propoted Hrlti•h ·Afrlcan r a."llroad. ttws .adnnaagm. of nletllbet"Jhip lo ;JJ.w onoofthomaAennlnd•brhh~ To hl\'8 run f rum "*' ..,.,.row> _,me., How"'""· Analysis thl•, fthod eolo 's ruler< survived-due mainly to their monopoly on power,the pollre and amty. and to the nation'• vaiU'Ible mlnerlll resoo....,._ Rober Cobrioll Mugaho ...... bom in l9Z4 10 a poor bborer or tha Zimbtbwean f1Uijorhy Mo•hon• uibe. ~I.Aed)l catholic, he au ended church ..-choo11 and e\·entually ~~"tc!uatod f . - a South Africen Uni\'m'lity to beconMt • teKher in hll llhocletia.. noli•.., by ~r while a uew oon..IU.uk.ln was wrluen and doc:lb\1 we:re plarulf>d. .. Rl>odMian rronl -I I I I COMPLIMIMTAAY *PASS* 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. . . . .101Al.OML'f) • fpldll . . . . . . . . . . ...... &*7..., ... ....... I ....... Proper;y ~~ .· ~ ...... 8lld ·Mlllllililan ' '11111!DlY •rra. &Mill-_,_ .. _. Colledlvl..,.. agrlcvllure \Vetlern 'fear" uf Mu8abe·~ procllllnM!d Mor>lam '"'"'' """" q\lelled. The Catholic leader ten>perod hb iclo!olo«Y aflor his ell<:tlon to aumolhifll! being 'blled ·au"bt~n Sod.aliJm,. which a ZANU ali!Od~te Nt(er~ to at' ·h~tlf»''ly ,.., guo,;tla and IP"'tmll"-'" r...- aar-J to a ce.udire. •nd a conatitutlon. calll nA fo r • portWn<tttuy clooiOCI'OC)' lboood on the En«ll•h oyllentl wu oppi"'\''ICC. Tho parliAment, elt!ctl!d by - e. hal zo uf h• Cbinue•upported Mar.xlat 100 ...,... aUarontood tO whit ... In t.be MM'dl elecllons lon ' 5milh'• l'nloic!om Samora - - he pul llhodeslon Front , tho •~-nlllna t"""ho!r bio l.ANU .,...m. army. ln 197&, ZANU olllod iuelf with 1*11~ ~'Oft .0 the wtnle ~1.a.. r - natiarsaJIM - - ~ The l't'IDMIIIas 80, _.. ....... b~ ~ ~· ........... ~ Arnoy. lhen e:ailod .. cloiclod ~ . . .. . . .- 'ZAHU toolo a ~ ST, . -... Nkomo.. ~. --~the oppooltjof1. the l'otriollc: pony won 20 and. dooplte hN")' Front. ouulde .uppbn, MUDrrWM l!llnOO The civil war, • cllally bosun by lndepodenl radioos ln a9n, was now bein6 fOQI!ht by a -klatod natlonoli>t front ~nsl llhodcolan the rural rejlut.ln-4lattled In .,_._,he major- wenr...,..,. Socondly. ~bofthemajority Muhona tribe while Nkomo p-oup. Aloo, ZANU foiled 10 11"'1 any wppon from the llntish or South Alrk:ans. When thit It ..,.., in fit9U of ZimbobweoN ootM.I!I1 of . nations, It worked out 10 his odv•nt>«"- 1M!1unf!J to • mlmrity botw...., Swedbh ooclal democracy •nd TltO'I Y~•~a.• No ii111t1 nationallim was Mugobo early on boeomeln\M'od .... ... :a.. ~• ...,.._ t,.\NU ...ncb dld o( the fl8btin6. (1\'\Dmb held UU1 for American and British oid and belcl bact. moa1 of his troopo.l rnou Front buycouod the elm luna •nd rvfu.ied to f"CQlgnJ.t.e II Many viewed Mu•ue...,wa •• • lh1tlah iJUPP"I· Whh tho thrtlllt or wor rnturnb'l!• Britain ...,~led In "'"h•• diNuh-._'Cl lhe "'iuwrewe p ·emmoot and II;IJpmnted 6rlton I.Dt'd Soamm u In the natlonallot '""""""""' one! lpOill ......,.. tO yean in 1an Smith'• pritono ror his activitlea. Aller ~ releaJed In 1974. "ugobe took e1.ile In nel &hborms Mozambfque. whe re under I popular vooe~ 1l1e Zimbatrw.nl', while bellevlo& In Mupbe's 1Jmbab\\'OI.na aod che Patfiolk: ropretenuth1 ~ pay .ale. tn l911t the whi\e population wu oJIImoted at 2.00 ~ 000 while the nallvea numbered OYer 10 mutton Thoush a Brhllh colcmy, Hhodeala ho>d olmuot all the boncOts or ll<!lf,rule •• they olecttld lholr• own purltament 11ltl 11ppolnted their o"n lfCh'enlOr, while hAwtn.g •"1*1• llo lh" Commonweahb and dl<octly IMt-the war • • .....-""""""' ·' oC • lndltlonal sue<lll.l "neM 11ut t,y tile t91011be llr1litb ..-- wllh hl1-.n6Nn aNI oltal:b r - .... OO>Iy'""' the problema o( 00 whlle<>Wnod propeny. lholr dlslohillg ....pre. but ,.;th ~ noo widely ntpo<\od In preooure from worid publlcoplnion tho Atner1can pt'tOI. thin ,......, ..,..llbodoii.o'l~ c:ountleoo Mrocitlel. ...-_Jiy the In 196$, with London l1')4nlllo murdero of JtOn·<>O"lllalanto. create on ~ African rommillod by bcxh tliCieo. -ionol thea>lony.~Smilh.lhe It Wlll becuminS ~y colooial fiDvernor, unilaterally IMdM11~ the war could draa an dodared. o for yeoro and with the otue. The United Nations Zimbo!M-.sandllhodeolanobcxh """""""' thU illejpl ~ ol tired o1 the l"o alcloo oKiepei-""' and. couplod wllh clocldod IO meec fM af't)ltr.Uion to the white mlllorilios' upolftotlan'of ICive their diiT....,_ the native malority. reruoed The flnlollomptot malo<ity rule, diplomati¢ ~ The UN with the j!Uidlnco of the BritiJh. .,.. placecltrode omiNr'fiDOO upon ..,.. in 19?1 under Methodist "the dell•m white tribe." Despite Rev1trond Abel T Mu&urewa while tbb fll>\'enllllCIOI wao pe>pulor "lth lhol 8rhl•h !'nd South Africlno. 11 wu """m •• non· lmmodialel~ a.lled fCN· exnept ln .g•·lcuhuJ'O and nx.-dicine.. Muguhe IJ kHJkint( (or Wttlet'l'l loam to buy large trocl.i ol lund f1um white 0\''nt!ra and to buikJ a -'Yrttom or Q.Alocfhil.Cd agrk:uhure by giving th~ g..wernntent lAnd to bl.\ck ~ll (arntef'li, ~L ln n.uxticloo, Lbe •Yitem, much like ~ uUf! In thi• coun1ry. t'Ciies on the ~ltent't abiliay 10 JliiY• ihe new lJnll)&bWD wtfl pt'V\•ide fn.:oe , or lno>l"'nh·e. lte<lllh au.., (or aU. II I> bcli"'<tJd \hot "'-"" \\Ill "'' iof.,liut Ihe min:inA todWA-"'• lrnt lhe partkulady ,..luable d'rontjwn n\lne:~w bu\ e\-enlually all. pwn,_..,, l'he is tlbislanc 10 act tw ljUCkly. IAinbobwe hu a great puu:nti.ll . .. • worid econontic puwerond. aaM~ayshim>elf. "Realities mutt be taken Into 6n . . . . . - plonnlnSI." C:radu•l WC!''- wnh tl>e free _ , . . . . . 0)1111-la~ lur-thoo lnllnin!! "' nail\.. bu>io~ inclurponolton """ ecunomia. err- world only lhteo!, ,,.,.. Wllnl .,. o<ho!r~ The omoomy uf Zimbabwe hu • Afnc.n pont.. I1IC»tly mode up 01 fiDOd potentl.ll fur '"'""' growth. hardllne Marll111 (roro 1he \Vich the dvil w•ruver. lm"ai&nM:nl, Patriotic Front which failed to pk> In ogriculture and mioln( will•l!"ln eny;eau flow to the nn-al .vas- whet-e the 11tent are M\reral clttar-cut reuono for ZANU'a land•lide percent of the ~01')1 !they IOU~ 63 J'l".'ductlon lo. The llnltl!d Slate. and G""'l Britain have pro<nl-.1 """ biUion doll•no "'""" or ald. ~ due to W~c:m par•hOia tuwardl M&l:(lam. onJv tOO milfion uf thll haa "" far bct:ri Kuararttond. With Mupbo'a no>derote approach and the! c:un1lnuecf tUthUiav or Zin1babWe thcrp i1 incr;ased probablity ul Anglo·Amerlcan oupport. RllUng d 111e und of apartheid wUI bring on ond 10 lntemolloml trode &l-Ion• •PINt lhe African nation . foreign technoloiY • il"'!udlna aarJcultural 110ppon. oonatNcdon ~~ ond. ormo It now ovalloble"" the opon llllr'ktl - .....,..ty boln& offen!d. The lrilbh " - olreody ...... milit ary aid ond tho new ~-- army, • ......,... fwlan of the white Mhodieoilao oony one! lhe Po~ fran~, Ia out'IWM!y tnolnod with lhe holp ollriiW. oflbra. . MUflbe hot l.ll'fod ""-'ia~ n!COOCIII.Itlon wllh the white popllal.lan_and -ICIIvoly wartod towardo the ~ o( 1w1l ,............ ol die , _ . . ... "'*" ~ .. ftl<l ntlni - old ond lhtlr -'th oro ~ for monetary Jt•bllll,!', ..............lan , . .... part .,. ~•I\IMure. but •n. Mllfllabe doeo not ~r 10 be, u the Weatern preaa .., oneo proelaima , a danseroul' reoollltlaaary bp\1 on ldlllnjJ and dnlrtiCIIan. but rather .o _,.tul, 11111\, wiiOM .......atona ol llqiiOIIIy and love of 1111 fellOw ally ' - , _ ...., 1lloa 10 ....... the ................. �No feast for Hoopsters; Bulls prep for Canisius ~ ~ ~ i IHTHEC~EASE:_. ......... 0 ... 0..,,..-t.'"'""' r, 1o .tip • lhOC put AochHter lftttiiUtt ot f.utoeo~OQ Socn< pcopk ..mho-. • nl<t rdwns lbank&civinc ,.tdd\d. Th<y caa lit bock, c:u ~~tch football pmN atSd <111 . Wb<n Sacurd>y rolls around. they tan tal.c \ohat't lc:lt ol Thunday't turl.ey and cobble <>try iaJ< remnant down. Th< UB Bask<1ball Bulls att n01 qvit< a. lorwnate. ._, Coach S.U HU&h.,' rrooP> wiU be poundln, th< baslctboll all vocatJoa in pccparalion rex thl< Saturday'• ........;tit C&niJiw Co!ltat in tht ~Co<Mkr C'rnttt at 7:30 p. m. Thouch tht Griffins arc a Di•11lon lttam and & lfalo O.'l sioo Ill , 111< Buns scand a cood chan« or pullifll ovt an UJI>CI . Last KaSO<t,.Camnlw bardy sqoeczod out the vict«y. 66-6.1. UB led moo o r the pmc, but a third pmod laPK rost tbtrn dearly. A founh qu1ner 1-urct brouaha tht pme within rrach ror chC' Buill. but thdr erroru fell Jwt <lion . Both tnms will spon a new look. UB bas a smaller team tban tht ooc which featured Nat< Boule, Mike Freemon, and Tooy Smith . They arc rcportodly much quick<r this ycor and bdt<r ov<rall shooters. C'onlstus will be without u a r auards Duke RJchardoon and Tom Krystor.a~ . alon&, wtoh two rn<rvt suatch Kdly Youna and Chuck Otmtnt . forward Bob JailS will abo be minina from the Golden Grilr.ns. 1M S,...Cullllr!'Ma. Fr.M» to t-Do. . ------to ~ , ., writh • s~lh 0¥'1ttkM ~orr. • • 10 Wf! don'l ha\<t a forward ..uard<mlcr )d--up," Cani.Au1 AthlcticDirector Qmy Gtucl u ploincd. " We ploy fi ve m<n and all can pllly any leers topple RIT . 4 - 3 I n 0 vertI me po~~~;~cDowdl, ~ utility by Jtrl~y R. Thamon .$i:tre'f''"" ~qff M-ntu Skatin,, che<kin&. scorina-~11 the componcn" tl!ot p<eldute • thT~hns hockey pmc-,.ere pcncnt as th< UB Horl.ey Bulls de.(utod tM llochattr ln•lhute ol Teehnoloal Tis<r> • ·) on wcldrn-<kath o.enln.>t. Wodoxsdly'• Division Ill VI<IO<y t•cnod the Bull'> o•<rall r<CO<d at 1· 1. Pa<r Yuhas' dclla:uon ol John Galla&h<r'> \hot at 7 ; )4 or the U lrO SllnU fortod UB to thdr Iiiii ... . tn ......, ptMS (indudlftl 11-T JosJCJ at the end of lasf )C'UJ. .. ...._.. llurnftlaround lhC' puck ncochntd orrm) >1i<l. into the net.~ conlcucd Yuh&J "cood thtfll l " a. in posit.on." The &oal ctw fua or lhf' youn.a ~ ror Yuhas, a murn•n& lc'llaman from one ycu ·•.s IOjiO Cooch Ed WriJht ......od the nccn .. I tou&h. ph)'<kal hocl.eyclub. " ~ e had to w:at< " "h them an~ 1akC' cht man.·• hC' rcmar.,C'd, ''Wt d1dn'1 ha\o'C the siu to &C'C 1010 a bod) .:onltll whh 1hm.. Pare or our size and Mletollh " wppltod b~ lrohTnen O.an Camm>n and Bob Nudtcrcno "ho dtdn't dress lor the )>tnt .'' Wilh GaiiOihtr on tht pomhy box lor htlh llkktnJ, the Bulls lril behtnd I~ RIT'• JlO"er pia) " "'1.«1 perltrtly on OndinJ the open man. Nlcl. Zataalo rull«< the U B a.o>lt<ndcr •way from the net lhcn 'llippcd T J Perri.) the ouc.·._ for thr oocn na t oaJ. Howevn. the d<rtett didn't l:ut •<T> lona. Qallqltcr on a fttd fr om Ktvin Knab, blasted 1he tyma&oal past the nctmind<r • • t1 :06 or th< period. o~\ ftc:r r c:c:roup(ng durin& intcrmiif>iOn. Lhe a ull$ camt st:unpcding our. 1 •t enid rhe:m rn .set lie down tnd play their gam<," not«! the rooch. At 1: 10 of the >CCOnd period Kdth Sawyer tool. • rau from O aytOOI ro,.. Watters and did ~k by the aoaltcndcr . " I '""" the l()&llt movt 10 co•tr my [O~d $0 I JC1 it roll off my bocl.hmd," <~plarncd Sawyer, a vctmm winAn ''V10ory JS aJ't'-a)"J S'ft'C't1cr when you v.-ajllonJtt for tt . Built s,oalie Biii Karninsb was a .. anlod an"""' on the aoal SC'\('n minutes lata UB ~~ &I is apjn. Knab ~on the l~~e<-oH ID . . . . l<miO<y then 1\cd to lh< fttl, t<11t<r Tom lao pi<lod up tht loose dose and lllppod It OW Til<t JOOitcndct Da~ U..is. "I playod !be man to pass; I .... rntitnidalod and COl beat,.. clariro«t tbt toosift& aoaJtcndcr. UB mi&ht ha•• due thcnuch es into a hole il DOl IO< the standout pltcodin' or Ko.ruinsl:i. Th< spatklin& n<Hnmdct turned bacl )) ol 36 ttl<' mots, man)' in the o\ntuiiC':, prncnq thC' Bulls' trium.ph. ' 'Ow dc(tnJ< playod crcat all tiliht. tbcydtd thcor job atSd I did mm<," IWnin.ckl w:Wmtd. "It lctls y cao to finally 1111n. 111 b«:n a lon& urnc." IIO<hotcr 11«1 tht .ICOf< at g,)() or ohe third period Thos umc the famous nacr combination switdltd. Ptrras won the all imponant loe«>ll m the U B zon< and bJaalo rammed it by th< '"'""lin& aoaltt. Tht t .. o squads then banltd rruitlmly dunn• ••• rcmalnirta mim.uo or rq:ulatFon limt. Tht sudden-<kath - period opcnod In ,.;de-open ra.Jhion -boch ltam, had ,ood opponunititt., H o.,.t"ef, lhC' &oa.lio -.ere equal to ·1 M task untillht .wlnniOJ •hot by Yuhas. HlJI.L BIT!>-UB Orod 29 shou on the Tiger l')alo< _ . Kflth S."')'e r, K.-in Knab, and John GAllaher eiCh h:od two points lor the Bulls, while Nock Zatcz.alu and T J . l'crru orul three e~c h in a lnsini cau>< ... T h< Buill' next Oovision Il l outt"' ;, Oa."Cmber S apinsa CientstU Statt at the Tona'N8Jlda lee Time, 7:30p.m. JOIN A CARPOOL!! ~rfcct • man for the GrifT•. b ClWt\plc or ll1t> vcr..ltlity. He tan P'-Y 1!Jo1 of the tl\m: pOiitlon< ..~.;.,.abo hast • o 6'•1" CC'ni<HYP< ~,. ., ll<ian Toohey and 8enJi<, Mull. Both arc ..nlor f <IUm«S from IJISI f"Or'• yquad . The Grlflitt<don't plan on trnph..Uiosanyonc rovucubt a.pcct ol thrir pmC'. but K•!i:.ac- dtd A)' thty ~·il l "run "'hm ~e can." AJ. rar u deferuc COt'· ~~1 adapt 11 111 the ••••toon Th<r "on't spcrirl<ally rd) on zont or m.an~o--man . r-out-yar ~h No<~ Macatchu~·· t<om appeals l.tnd or roo&ht •• this early -ctna, but ohcy ue doona ~o tll phrwcallr. ha••••••-o4dtd any rruoj<w injuria. Th< &II> bave abo bcca rather lucLy tn the tnJW)' dcp&nmcnt atSd wiU be ronunatt ;r that lucl. contiDua. Tbc tcanr" rou•a atSd thiro ycat ....a mo<t lrl.cly be u>od to de• clop depth for ycat's unit. Bcca... of tbt youna• and lad or <iu, any rt1jury to the >latttn could be Buffalo Will ta\ c lull advont ... ol then lfdl QU>Ck ........, the Guffim. Olruuna and awarun.& - ~n lhc oppOnumcy arixs4 Tht UB dcfnut "ilf"'a l<O be 0<1<1>tcd r -ard thll quld:rocss u lom PatJoru and Co. PfCU ~ hen ........., and rei) m<IK heavily Ort ma.r>-toma.n ddm$t' Ihan In prt'\'10U\ 'ftlr~ The Bulls "'" open then horne optrut hcdonr• 011 Fnd<al Dt. trnbcr lltn Oar~ Hall Can'""' tK" -..m.. Bulls bow Tb< U B Baskt lball Bulls tul'llfll In a s pill dtdsioa l hJJ piSt WMkrnd io lht BlaJ-UilOa 5(8~ Tip Off Toumamt n t . Brooklya Collqt WL. , ... Bells Orst roe and nr~~t victor) , as Buffalo won tully 85-71 on Friday n i&hl. Sopbo m ore Krn Jonts ,... the ntalyst In lilt •ltt ory sco rlnR 17 polals fo r U B While &rabbln& 13 rebo unds in o tdy 14 m laut.. o r playln& lh11<. • In lbt fiaal roud o a Sauorday a..rra1o los t a ht:~~rlb~ktr t o b oll BlaaltamiOtl 54-Sl. lJ1I • bol an iM-rold 31 perttnl from lite Otld to lht wlaats'$ mtdioc~ 41 peruel. Tom Parsou, Kn Joats ud J ohn fll zpalri<k caclo clolp~ Ia 10 polats. Tltt BuUs' nrord no w • laodJ at 1· 1 wttlt the opeott SC"htdMit<l for Frid.o,y, ~btr 11 aaalasa Fntdoaia Sial t Collqt. Ito•• Ca1p00l RESULTS are available for AU. atudeat:a who twned in an application f - . Application fonD$ are atiJJ beint accepted &om lhoee Nudeota - Having a problem ri ding campus buses? - Have a suggestion or complaint?? - Are you awar e of the fir~ hazards w i thin the Ellicott Complex and the Academic Spine?? ~tojoioa carpool. Come to Room 403 Capeu HaD to pidr liP your ..-ltl or to obtain an appl:icatioo , form. For-. inf-ation caD 636.2259. Meet with the: Student A ffairs Committee Implementing change! MEETING DEC. 2nd at 3: 30 pm Talbert Senate Chambers or call 636-2950 WE' LL SEE YOU THERE! ~ �___ _ _ .. _ MCAT·LSAT·GMAT ~ SAT·DAT·GRE ... -~·-·­ ·-.,_.....,~ ·=---·r. . .. .. ·-=--. 'I -·-·---- ..- -·. &::: iur+fAn~lldi+UII twrn... tfdiU ......... _,.,.., ~o::::.·-- 0 wizard of odds_ 1: 1 · - - - FOOTBALL ~ G~ &l,y 9, TM'I/Nl & J' $; We're briila IUiiJric. Yes, we are aware th1J is a bailie-of the your tur key- i t's almoll Bays-bill haveo't you really bad eaouab of TbankJiiviDa. We don't know how we did io t~ jokes like: Tampa's a bunch of Bayby's. put Wbeltends' ·pme&, but we probably did weU. SQn Dlqo 28, Philadelphia 21: a..Jes sputter this We're the best, riatu? week. It's to be 'expectcd by a club that's been runnin& on full throttle all year. IMJroit 20, Chictlgo 19: Never bee apirut t~ Plllsburrh JO, M'NIJJii 10: Steekn sec back into it. Lions on Thanks&ivina. Payton malls on When the Season's over, they Will have knocked Plymouth's rock. Dodaes' as well as Chrysler's. a~ out or the playoffs. . Dolku 18, &11111# 10;Hold orr on the feast until Minneso~a-20, Ne.,. Orlrmu 14; However, this one's over. Cowboys love the national IOfnelhln& smells ruony. The Salnu miaht break out of a paper baa· spotlisht. "' Blif/alo 27, &lllmon lO;R.EVENGE!I! Bill's N~w Entland 28, SQn Francisco JJ: Pau take it dcfeme eau Bnt Jones 'and spits out the bones. easy this W«k. They spend more time awaiting a Ko/ISIJS City J1, Cinc:innatl-1; ~sals cootin.ue score from Baltimore. thdr offtnslve won. Cblers are winnios the Atlanta 10, Washington 7: Squuheroo. A certain coach is lookios for a part·tlme job ror 11ext year. aamcs dlcy're su~ to. Sl. Louis J/, Nc!w York GlanJS U; Cardueek to Houston 1J, Ck•~ltmd 11; Nol a bad &llftle. remind the <Jia11u who's third·wont in the NFC Campbell doesn't give Sipe the ball in t~ iast five East. Wdlln&too ll easily the worst. minutes. /.o$ Angdes 42, flkw )'ork J~s 17; Joe Namath Ook/and lJ, Dtn-nc 20: IUJ<Iers never lose on Alaatlli Ollbs 111«1 Ia a real ~w-«<rina Monday nisht. And they're sure as bell on clefft!Sive thriUcr. cnoush times. Pull out 355 squire Hall, ft1SC 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday .............., .~~~ 47.....,.AM. 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TV ...... ~ tll'ct., • .,~- N9' •emPl. v.-uum.., G:Mt ~ z !3 ADULT aALLET CLASSEi be9tmerm in-.rmN!Mt Mv~ F..,......aSNdlo 40716t1, lfl"l- RID[ BOARD tono ~ " LATKO 36 Hopkfns Road, William svil le. NY. Corner of Sheridan Driv e 63 1-8884 ~IDC .-ei!0£0. ~l«lio. ~ OUblbtlot\. ~......, CA\"'PUS H(.liJ\1~ :, comt,., up, ~ tor_.:m•. You'11 Dr M OA REfill 2 Typeset & P•int h Attomey-•t-uw ... Call in advance lor a guaranteed ride !hat will seve you money. tr'ly VKU\Im Luct.n C.. ParlAto a .c BETTER/FASTER/FOR LESS Share a cab io lha TOP SHELF MUSIC 31 73 M8in St. - . ue 832-1045 OL.OSMOan.E' fl £"' 1M VGC No rw1. f:ufl ........ P'l'tul IVC 1 AM/FM One ....., reditll W'IOW\.. U50 C.uey fO~ SAl~ ml.ftf'l•l 10 Tom Cocot• or ~ ~JtOc-. M TN SOKfrvf'ft oHku. W Ire H.,. le JSIWd In S.fYtt>! Ai.tport Taxi ~ Gm.t.K: IIAMJOI · c..tl fc RESUME PROBlEMS? l 8t lk Show You s.mp1es FR EE Then Let Us AIUIU$, t'M $,pectf'Vm WMb ¥our tor a 141«: i~ i.wu. Silll"ftbit U*""IM ........ ... . r_ ..ot Jl MOT!Vf ....... t'f1~ pOETS. c•t.t.nVE WJUTER.S. Md 1\GdU*•rmtnCI t~at pl• c• hn vcMtet\.TMr-ra flO sud.\ lhlt!9 n <Old tiNtts on • twfo bed, LAdY Who' t t PaiNTING AND COPY CUT&kS oman. WOt' • s~r- DOH'1'- TALK "TO ME UNTIL NEXT YEAR-IIf'IOI 'tOV'¥e "'IW'H: ifHa YOUf' new aboot. h amun na now m~ ----- Spec;ttv,...• oo.t Ml .........,.. tdi>Of\tlf.MIW tof ~~ny .. •c.pt to ,.PtOOUC:. MY M lOt .cwht.....,t), f...e • •t k ~. OfAHE F RAHICEH i;. ' LORD INSURANCE "885-3020 ·~.,~- tnt~.. w•r1lcllft t Yf'N901M .ct tt'tlt._...t DOVILE J : No tard) 1'10 prftfftt~ 1wt• t•t• ~f~ DJrtbiWY"' from ME. cE L-~u~ t:a/1 . ,fw WlthOI.It .,.., MICHAEL C: M' TOP SHELf MUSIC NO RE,.UNDS ere toi't'en Of\ cUniUed Of (.h.,. . . IMtMt FS mt ,.,.,._AI N'L ,... . . .,.,,_ w•c coet)l ' ' ... ~b+l. 'Tne YourG~ Repahd 0< Cu8t~ed1 Why -SHnw Pf'+OM. -· OAVE' AHD F ltAHIC: Thlt to¥'H ot ::::~it~ . .,. . . BIRTHDAY, IRA B ROOkS ctlh6) From 'fOioW toYlnt 8ao; . .., �~[ quote of the day .. I "We can't all be heroes, Some of us have to sit on the curb and clap as they walk by."' - Will Rogers "'*' lladq>oee of Tho _ Sj>«tNm. __ _ _ .Ia . OliAJfttllty..-.IC* _ _.. _ _ lbe - . . . . ""' ,_ ot -...Tho Spo<tnun- ftOI .....t L6- all o>ot1cu. rtOTJCU TO API'LU I'IOIIE lliAtl OftCE JIUIST IE IWIGMme.D fOil EACH l'ttii'ITII«<. _ _ ,.....,. w~- Fr!Myot-. anoouncemeat8 Subjecu nee6ect lor • butiM» dedskH'Is making ••porlme<~l, f) pold lor portlclpollon. Croll Prem • • 831 ·3839 ~-n &-II a.m. Of 831,.744 alter 9-.30 p.m or stop by 3138 CtOSby to Jet"'' on lnt..,.leoo. Soli~ l'llftlatl)' Bltol< study IO<nO<""' at 7:JO p m. In 264 Squire. to - tntomotloonal ActM--.11 you would llke more Mtd better ll('llvttles. voho~ntec.r uiiUJe ho4.1r • Mek to Sl\ International AffelrJ., Call 636·2950 lor lnfomwdon. •s: •., 08 Rescue Squad 11 e«tpdng appticeUons from uperknced EMra .ndlor Petarnedlca toterested tn votunteerlng. P&e~ ~U SA •• 636·2950. Po41>11 Cllriltmu Bu>M rio¥. 30 hom 12·6 p .tru at tho Polttl> C<>mmunfly Center. 10111 8r-oy. ~uturu ~ltln<. folk troclltlono. -un. and ro<'Orcls. Holiday IWclnt Worl<sbop-l.eMn to make loncy g1net'f'brHd hot.aM':t 61\d ctec::c.waUvt: cookles for on e•tra ..,.c:lol holiday ....on. Thl• fHtlwt LNe Wotkshop Is ~jedgned for recipe sharlnt u well as lnstrvctlon. 10 come pre'pond lO give and _te<:elve In the tnJe holiday 'Plfie on Dec. 5 rrom .t..() p.m. on U\e Amherst Campus. R:tQitUet~ Is con.flrmN upon poym~tnt of 12 eesh to 110 HortOn. 1'\en ....s ...omen Interested In 1o1n1nt • .,_ eom:uoed hulll>. - . .. and legollsluu olloWd d<QP by.,.. "Yf\110 orne-. in )~ Squirt. 831-24Sl. with - ·· (In~ Freshmen and Soj>llomortd-T•~• • closer 'ook fl your -.ork-rr:r.ted v•lues. .u4 end eblliUH alle<:~lno car- choke. A two port woflttl>op bell Ins Dec. 4 lrom 7-!1 p.m: ln 330 MfAC. Ellicott. Ciroup sit< I• Umlted, so ple.aM c.ll 831 ·3717 to pertkfpett:, or (or more fhformaUon. All ....,muter sliNienU- who tutMd In • CMJ>OOI -"""'fon may pldt up their lndllllduol results In 403 CropoA. Also. oppldatlon lomts fO< . - wlthino to join • a rpool wiU ltln be accepted In 403 '-'"' for more lnlor.-fon oott 6JI>.~. Pre~l.,....,..,.,. $tu6enta- Tho<• • ill be no furth« meetlnos hold 11\lo-oter. Al>PfltoOon to 1tte c~q>artmont. and 'broct.u,.,/ rcltr~ IOtTM may be picked up ot 1tte OT ofllte. SIS Kimball Tower. 5« OT audtnt edYisor If you have quett~t. -ll Softloni.-R-uent4ti- hom tl>e following will be o n . . , _ CAll 1'111. Moc:k ot831.JSISO<come to 3 Heyu C to .0."'' on-~~ Allred tloNerslty (to uplaln 1tte - . r·s Oovru In t h o - Psychology l'foQtom) Dec. 2: Albony Low Dec. a. Mlnoritln -.....,..._..to pertldpolt. ~F-....SSo,....,._..Ad_lor SpMQ 1!ie1 ..,...... wtll bo hold In 219 F . - : tomonow M 10 ..m . .wl I p.m.: Dec. 1 e't 9 e.m..,; OK. 2 otllun. and2p.<n.;Oec. Jotl0a .m . and2p.m.: Dec. • ot 10 o.m. and 3 p.rn~ Del:. 5 M II a.m. • - meetings UB L·5 Society lobby meellno ond ollde tl>ow tod6y •• 7:30 p.m. In 232 Squ~e. Thc.rt wOI be a mee-Ung toe enyoM lnteruted In helping to Ote-"lu • ~-, hatth fair JOCliY •' 4:30p.m. in 3 56 SqulreiNVPIR<l -~ E..,on< welcome. C:lrtlo K will HOT ,... , _,..., In 2152 Squire. riot mHiin9 In Dec. 2. • f.culty or Enol"'"""' ....s mecll •oct.y ot 7:30p.m. In Applied Set.,.., (FEM) 2~ Parkt t. Ondergraduatt: Psyc.hOIOj)' Assn. meelt tO<t.y et 3 p.m. tn ~Squlte. movies, arts & lectures "1'\ulti.Confltlurotlonal Soli.Conllottnl Fldd Tbeoty lor Tr•nakiOn Mt-t.la'" given by Prol. H. King tomorrow ac 4 p.m . In 24S Fr~l<. • .22 C.Ub<e KJHings" lnlo<mol dlscwslon with Dt. fOI'd, Chlof ot tho Erie CO<Jtny Shetllfs Dtpt. OK. I ot 7:30 p.m. In 232 Slp.litt. E ..~ is wokome. ~by PN Elo Sl9ma- l\ltllt Jenofw Bortktt wPI rud hof """"JbJlsbod ..,.,...><1\pts at Hollwolla. 700 Main S.. Tuppo<. '"""" lloo<. today .. 11:30 p.m. ""ToL61 &Uples ot ltte Sun-What OM C:.........,. from Them" glv"' by Prof. J. Wlnon• Dec. 2 at 4 p.m. In 245 fronaok. a piKe to lift? Tho Off•Compus hou&lng olflce con - ...... c- looll th<ough ""' lilting• ot apoltiMnl.l.llots -10. end houiMs .which are •vellet* now ..0 nut MmHtilf'. ()pool~ 1rorn IH p.m. In J43 Squire. . . . _ , Ciroup " - l $eMcu oil.,. Irk le9ol ~and U8stucleota. Do you ha~· t.ur1ne 1n SWJ I tRJ couru or the. Prulde.nt'a 1 Convn!Nion? CiLS ................ 10 . . . . . dd'enden for ...- ..- -mono lniO<matlon stop In at CI.S open 11-5 p.m. 4'\oncloy, Thuro<My on6.f't~y• .... ~1 6 p.m. Tueo<toy and 7 p.rn. W<dn..day In 3 40 Squire. Also In 17f MFAC. Elllcott. from 1·5 p.m. 831-22n. -yo Tloe tlludy Ploa. locoted ... lbe Unl......ly Le-lt>g c - r .. )36 IWdy It now open lo< .,.. r.ll .,._...Moo. -.-r-- · Our U.lne<l l u t - oil - - - - - . • • reedy lo ho4p you MMnlo - clewlop you< - , .• • • • ..._ - .........,)'OU<.._._.-. ..... .. . . . , - ._uor stodylno. w. .,.. collo9< - ,_~ " ' - " " ~ _ _ , ., ()pool _ . . , . f""" ll•lRJII. T~rrom 11· 1 p.m.WodModoyfrom I 1-12 p.m. lltomdo)l lrom 10·3 p.m. and f'rtdrly , _ I:JOo 12:30 p.lfh "Fol - · IO<IIgl>t ot 7 p.rn. In 170 MI'AC:. Ell<otL "Dr.~·· tonl9ht at 9 p.m In 110 MFJIC. Ell- ' - 81)0118 ~tion Todoy: Women's llowilng .,. O'V...,.IIIe College; Sqwte -ling. Lones. 4:30 p,m.: Men'• Conlt<tq« Squire Lana. 7:30 p.m. ....._,. ...,., _.,...11., Cronlsl.. C:oll••· -r Bc:IMaumds!An AI <:Jul>....i.au dot' to join oiCf c1ub II Friday, 0... 5. Ollce-'-not 9 . .....olp.m. on Oec.4and 5. 11 you ha. . -.god a6clt... - . , jolnlng .... ski dub. , _ lei us kftOw. Vwolty Club meets 'Dec. I ot '1 p.m. In Clark Holl. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ef342003a2d299fcf7e19e3576a8a894.pdf 36435e4a0bc33e97c1ab48f32fccda90 PDF Text Text -- ~- ___ - - - - ~~- --~ ~ - - - - ---- -~~- -- - -- - --- - ~ ~ - ~ B?A Clf.Sl?.ALI . - - ( -- - - - - - -- -- - -~~ -- - -- ------ ~~ ~ ---~~-- - ~~~~~~- -- -·-=--~--- -~ '1b1rty yea.rs of ·'The Spectrum' ... -==-; �The pendulum of sports at UB s-ms to be on the upswiftB. Betcxe the guillotine ollwdset cutbacks severed the drive in the mid-70's, Buffalo sponsored a nationally recognized athletics prograin t/Jat saw UB liCe some of the top c61/.,e teams in the nation, 0~ 16,000 jammed War Memcxial Stadium on September 29, 1951 to see UB lace <;olgate UniveNity. On October• l9, , 1!l6.1 .11,466 fans o'verllowed Rotary Field, as Udbeat Boston Univesity 22-13. The Bulls w,;,e lormlillyre<:osniiedasa~IAA!se in 1958 when they captured the Lambert Cup, presented to th~ winne. ol the Emern smllll col/ere football champloship. From 1962to 1970 the Bulls played •t the Division /level. But lack· ol money lotced the hi~nation of varsity s#{s un'lil 1977. Buffafo recehtly completed its most successful season since·the return. winding up with a ~5 record. Mons with .continuect emphasis on lootba/1, othe< levels of varsity coml)etition haVe tisen, most specticul•ry··-;n women's sports. The women's volleyball just captured second place in New Ycxk State. typifying the rewards lot the new.found importance and -meailin:s of intercol/egfatee SpOrtS here at UB. ~ football has one ol the longest reigns on carl)pus, introduced here in 1894. The start of the PfOBram beat out the creation of The Spe<;trum by 56 years, but since 1950 spcxts a) eve<y level of CC>fnpetition ltave />fen CO.~ by the student :aP<f· �~ evolution of UB's oldest journ.aJ..-;. ia: -------DY flen.11 C.tenu A ..,.ctrum m.\y.be del"inOd .u ~ M!Tiet of 1m.atfl formed when • ,,di,ftt be.am of eneray i1 subjected to ditpeuion .and, then brouahl to focus., 10 th.tt the. an unpto<edented mobillut- elfori and •nnles waMd w WO<kl over But the "'"' eventually sjleii•J wide>P<•ad ch&nl# •n coll~a• life and alll!ud.,. MilllonJ o/ velffln> flooded ~ n~rfon'.s c•mpu:st:sand formed~ wMte c:rou-- economic'"""" (IPf 10 women. hkt carch•na ch•t ~un~ Jn ~' f'l\odloloav dau ' In 195), student apathy "'n • P<oblem. lhe "llddlevwfnkJ tour""" h•ld In Norton Unton was Saturday"s btg evont and beer """' banned ltom th• lootb•li «ad;um rowdvMu N W decode of th• 1950> continued, the section olsoc•aland which tnliltr••ed lhe wealthy elitist >ludent body. because of component w.avu •rt .ananaed in tM ordef A new POIIIical 111"d economk . climate Spe-ctrum then. would endti.WH to print the many atpect1 or important iJSUes with Well In lun;t with the poit~war ch•naes, The t.tBvf ron l•nathy analy>es on world iuots and eVents. whllt Thf Bee was still treadlna in the backwoters ol the 1930s. But lhe Issues I hat The ·t.rsus covered and '"" frf'Q~nt .auuh upon UB's Board of h'eadlinM ch•n&ed l ho locu> gr1du•ttv became Involved with Hudtmt rlghC> and University affaitS wnh ;a ungto of pofitfc:.~t of their wa..,lt~~t~tht lor IJWOI'(Ils. TM vraced the college envtronnu~n t rtJPOmlbly written ttudent interPft.l.ations Born of concrovern. th~ ''Offldal e\ll:!nt~ reflltJ!ntd new:.p~per priOfll lei meaning.· But the .OCIJI h1gh on 1he lisl of C~rnors ~rdlz.ed lb position at the Student PubllcatJon of IIH! Univ.,ity of Unr.;en:iw • A . 1<)49 'Pf"'l •omcl• tn I he A'BVS Buffalo" emer~ from the .uMI ollu two P<tdecHtO<S ond "vals. YM 8ft' and YM utlrited the Catholic Church"s po>1tion on diVOtu. proyokint • f~tr ~.mount of Arcus. By • vot~ •n 1949 ol IIH! 8o.,d of M•n•getl, the feuding community outav. The ~rd >u>fM!nded lundH!1 lor the nt""P<ll>f' •ndt•t ~ publicauon1 wore diSbanded and monty wu allocaced for • ''new'' newspaper rfiii.e. stopped mone.y lor The 8"" con>ohdatlna the two -'II lhe top td•t«i•l ""'''""" of lhe new . , student Today, ahtr four w"n and three Spectrum -the aeneratlons. uabillty ond chan~!". The . newspafM!r- were lilll!d by former Bee Spectrum tonti~~ lo a1pu·e to the goiilh naffrn allhough theft iournahstic abilitieS set Jo lona ,ego, Y~l now wcxks w-ith the were generally adv•ntaae of penpectlvc and e,(pefience thought to be below thole ol The Ar{lus wmers 6ut "'BUJ veople rtfu.st!d c;ontact behind 1~ Candid:a1~ for Crown" sm1led on po1ge oo~. But national polttlt\ ,1nd aht- tdce bNWH'n mQf(' wer~ promm~nre UniVet"SUV 10 .t ~ ~~tundra.! mShtultOil tht-re wa) IHtlf m~ - • lew l'•r-o~gr.tphs buried •n 1ho P•PI'• Ov 1'11>4 hownoer Stot• dN:tStOf'l\ .JffKih''ll IM 'Choot v.ete btg new> The bann"' """"""" lor S<ootrmb<-f were c.tUtn• fOf c.On'lplrtr hH'dom of th*' , rydent PfhS, f.;Hc•n" ,.,.. c•v1l ,,ghl\-, an•t acddenuc (,~ 11nd '~'J)()n)•b•IIC\' " Cr":t.i•k Nortt" (on fralt•fn•l•l'.,, 'till e,.m~. btu •ts p;trtncr • o iYmn ~Vit) f.l'ntltlt>d .. Soorllghl on Civtl Rlwht> • tncc,easinRIV chrouahtoul the de(ddt!, th£>. ~.tdllf1~~ cOO<ern"od campus poJHic.a1 events --senate eh~cuons wete pubh(,4t~ !o ~•ve the body hom bocomtng • 'Mtc"~ Mouse C lub • and (lvd "ihU demonshationl drew more tnd mm~ •Ufllllort..-By lhe l4tel960s UB be•~e <41lll!d lh• s...ltelty ollhe Eut. both lor '" tnnovattv~ •nd liberal academrcs, •nd for rl\ mf•caliwn 8y 1M end of lhat docade sludenl lourNIIJm hlJd llouruhed and w,. become controvtr~lal minded vettrMS cl....lhrted with ~ aoulpy the. The A/Jus concentnted on CMWpus .-.bole abo lool<ed ac • brolo&r , .,... of contemporary . tliml publlc.a tlon. ~ ;u...:··Aft«-lis UB lloGd of ~ formally w~ It 10 11>e w,., a mov~ to d~drt-Up the .Jrtd ptomoce- U6 whtle mimratnmg .uudPf\1 ughli The anl'l.Ual budg~t ROI front. ptJgP headlmM- and t.-dlton!lh. ('rl\!d OUI kSiJtnjf th~ S'."Jl~~ fOr Jelling ll~ dr•••fT!S tOf Ull f,•f.k• adr.tltu!olfdhon In 1960 thcr~ wtu lltdt m"tlftd ch.1nge- '" 1he Spc<trvm 'I locus ·1 1he lovely In 1969. • paper c11ied Ethos wu born. """<lainl In friendly comperuron with The Sp«l!um. The now thrlc- ..\ly 7he :Spec(!Um won s.everal All Ametk.&n rilln&J from the Mlnnosotl School of journalism in Ttw tl()Jf actN OflglndiiV ;laled for Amh,.,,, .ilnnuAII\' dt< t(~~u rd .tnd consuucuon jlowed Ptestdent RobHi t Keutr was t;~IIMt&cod b~ lh.v ptv.;~ ~md tht> Unt\'~•tv was .uk.t"d to rY.tlu•te hts .., Ull C.tmpo\ pohu· ""'Pf'e th4•ged ""''''h ,P\ '"' on ~tudfof\1\ •net •hf Lo-.rrnot ,..., J/h ket£'\1 lor h1) f\l'Stl!¥\"ft(~ l.o¥odfd lht\ c •""Ptn The vo.c;.,. ot thr ~tlld4!'nn ""'•h *"f.tl ·rn..l~ bt•com•nw 'opht\l•t•l~ fh~ ft~tturn "'"' I_C4H' Jlfrt\hO, to , -...d~\ t'\tf'rnilllo t~ Unt\-t•r\IIV It~~ u~ ''"'' nt.•w'l<p4P.•r oul'\td~ o r ~IJJ.:4'• fo1ll .. t o du lht• In t"AJ:KUe M lt'olll't ot lO\'t" (,ancd, tl ~~t o! 'ti>O't<·f~ oJI"'d photo,rapht•r .. ,., 1-idrthburg.. It cavt'rt,!d 1h<t antt•nud vdr lJf'-ntOfHIUl!OO\ w.. ,hin)¢!00 tn N 1•y., "or'-. and Wnh thf. f(KuS, fht forml'!t or 1~ papf!'.l dtaogt'd Secuon~ wc.•fe •dded cu 'ook at nauon.tl 4nd tnlttnlllranal events, sc1rnce and envlfonmPnzal tUUt!) lnle'•ng 41H"W dt'cade:. 'he $pt<trum w1U no doubc e •n It u .1 chin~ JNoe• . Thr~ dt-(.tdn ha~ .se.n the. publ.ution ~ a.row •nd rrform. ve.t ceruln iUPKU h.avto rt'fft.slned To 1 l•r~ ~enl the uJ.un ~re nor d•ff~nl Bftr ka1 been b.&.ttned from football and dorm •nd tvition I•""" •a••n h-4:~ ate strll news. we~re "'" looktna fOr Arnhorll COtUI/UCtiOII •nd W draft Is upon u5 once more WhlJI hlJ.~ thanrl!d Is the ttJi>Ome IO those evenu and the emphas•• placed upon them by IIH! l!drtors of the new•paper w UIIMrsky u an • ' " ' - pres~. coonpleu wltll lundi"ft A'-'t from It> Jt&l1,. The J\111w w.ak!cf 115011 "'conlrO't*"Y-UIMI< ~ontrutiO ~ -n.lloNl .. frall!mlty and IP'O"IIY'<iomlnated Bee; Sea/Am and frivolity ran rom~nt In lhe ~ Alp. editorials donounced The 8ft' lor !IS ti..w.l The Spectr<lm:S 1~ decades 'a nd dotn)Mtion' by UB's JOClal ltci<M?- TIM!,. little .space was devoted to " rear· luues. a ftrtt f8rlored lhne Sliw>, bitt u ~hey 'The au ire o/ lll<i"'-Oucle Dance,.• w.u front ~re was a move to oleaJ:l up the adm1ntstrat1on a.nd beutfte m!Jrt frequent. Tht Be~ P•ae newJ 11 w•s ih& weekly cou,qratuc:tced, labellin' Tloe l'lrsu• announcement lor ··coffee Hour.• promote UB while maintal.u1ng student r1ghts. The There were ''news" stories abouieclltan~~ But The 88's format 01 phllcisophy entollrne<>l declines and ~ Chancellor's annU&l budget got front page headlines and editori&ls dl-.d ll{de •!nee its orialnall9l0 w- concerns. bul tho1e - • m~opic In cried out against the State foP letting its dreams Tk Un!Vef>ltv wu tile focal poont and c-rison 10 lhe llticJeJ oa ptorn queen, ~- .FUIP ond lr.....,ltv ,_, ~ •nd ~ ••Annual Silvor Ball" for UE fade . "F~ry 9, 1951 ecfrtorlal arne out in hllhl- "Who Col ..-....r ...... & , _ . . . , . c o/limn &lid "T~~ , Crftlc fovor of W draft.. "Efa~ year olds are ...,. -~ by Tlo. Specuvm early In .s moturt as nineteen yoar old>." it relds n.llonal campetlt100 The Spectrum "' • product of tho1e who is ..._., __ked llilb 011 studenl-opittion wamq all the motherJ who _...t The papet's lnllmoto •nvoi\Ofllltnt wrth write •nd pUblish il and they 1n tum t re that their IOnS COUld be In <oncenJntlo tho>,_., lfttl-war rnovemfl!UJld aeneral products of choir cultutt. The plulosophy of ,..ts. .....,. ~~ tho> . confl~&r.tion of WWII Tile . _ fl'bm its in>ular ~· ~ -.nt 011as usual.w!th • <OliN ohoc~ ,_.. · ral~1 fraltrnlty-sorOrrty ,..tiM allcl ptOIIIJ as Ule not ion enca~ in . 0 ~of student unre11 even sollcued a oil by the Common Couftcll In MArch of !"'II~ II!- ~IJy tlw~atiM.bu •• 1910 lor SUNV to rr<lew the ~- in itul'.,. the! flildtoc. An tdltorlll reaction 10 • notorious lrontpoa• edltorlal wlumn, ••n., Fttnfni~ A..W' aave honc!Y. entltll!d. "Pip 011 Compus" lteP<inted in .,.,110 if America wu cauaht alf...-d.. · Another edillltlal encloned 1 tuiliQo hike, "'~'~ i Th~ Ss>«uum turned tU. attention r~.ud lht" Unwersttv and wi\J! •U J(Uont meant to 18 .-nnounc.t1 pl•m fCH .. nPw c.tmptH 111 Am~,.., t•ncomQ,UStn¥ t()l.a iiiC'~ L.Jter •n thlt ~•r, fhe Spectrum rdtlortdl., -tilt ·Uftiver>itv. It hlJd """ o/~ bylounc.hed, • aroup ·~· or .,..,• .,;,.e. .and t~ sutus c: studentS 1 htrt lo 19&1 whr-n U8 >wlld'lt*d from • PfiVate ten pofit~l •wartn~•-~ , In 1950, The AIJU• oelr....led it> lhird wo~r. tOCt~l'f Ourtng the wt~r yeart then~ wo'U also a ~ well done ~mdcr.:round public~ufon <..died ~ Undetcurrettr , wh• ch focused on r coun1erculrur4l IOP•u In 1911, the Untvtf'ttv .admmtUrttHon pr'"tad 1he ~ Repo,tor oh dn o~lternA hve to what OffiCials saw as unob)t-Cirve IM!'W) pr~ntattOn by ~ 1~ 5J)«'lrum T~ Rf1110ftt"' w 11 pnmarllv the pybhc-relac.ons pJper for UB ntltronal 11nd Sra1e tSJ\It: t , and admrn•.St,.tl•vt c~kt 'ft'ft'e pr1m• con<~ns r~atyred wnh m()fC and wilh the new joum•l. d~nounclna ~ curtailment of free exprenlon <P"Ired by IIH! death of their ~per. An Arrrus editor Cer1ld HtlfM!r called The Sper:uum. '"The Bee with a 1,... trimminp.~ lhe diuoluclon of The Argus. occordlna co a poper In the UB archive s entitled "itep<t1<ion of the left •t us.~ w.u • lat"l blow 10 The Lek"s voice. ··The dtfletent pllilosophie> of The Spec11vm In p.u;t llvee doc.des IIIJdv reflect lhe..dw~leN&tions of each period. ~'¥:. t}le - . . . . -. held 0010 its ·~ect· roots throuth much o/ o.. ~lamo<ed &n inc~naly political lJnd liborll focus llvouth ~ 1960<, •nd In the 1970s uJ~ that "w•rene•• to coacentrace .., the UnlvmltY and itt relatlonsb!p to the Stole. 1,<! loaf and rage ag.ain~t tM quo of the popot John Ke-nne-dy .tnd R•ch•td N1-.on The philosophy of the new..,aper. which ' lor mony Yflll ••II ted as UB"s only campus publlo.a tion, hu c h&naed slanlllc.ntly•over th- decades. -'I ways odvocatln1 to some txtent student and human riahts, tJM, publlc.ot)on moved dl>tioctiV from a social w., A. rhel970. """'"''"" •nd the wor ye.,. The Spparum mJinr••nf'd the pohhcal •nd culturaJ .a..w~.s tt ~ dneloped 01rly '" lht doc•dt Acodem~ ,.m• j :~:E::~bu~nt::~c:"':~u~:l~~'~':d ~ governmenial corrupbon ,-\1 the Unwers1ty ; "'v.tctd, The Spectrum ,fwd 1I!US of ~ P4Ued. Un•-••1\' 1960 there was little marked change 1n 'The Spectrum's' focus .. tJM, paper and iu locus renecr the t1111n and they are (always) • chln1i~' Speclil t&nlis on ·rh~> nory to Robb,.. Cohen who two years •110 did • story on the srly hlstorv ol The Spectrum. �,.. The editerial ..backbone 'W( WOULD UK£ TO CONGRATULATE t THE lc SpECT~UM ON 30 WARS OF SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY AND THE COMMUNITY I J THE SILVER EXCHANGE UNIVEISITYMANOI MOTEL- 3611 MAIN ST. "648·4145 648-4146 TheTeckTheatre 764 Main Street COngratulat~ THE SpECTf\LM on its 30th year of servingthe University ~d Community. atourn~location 9W Niapra Falla 'Qlvd. . _Buffalo,~~- York· 813.4-SBS • -. CONGRATUL~TES ~ • THE SpECTf\UM ON ITS ·30TH YEAR OF SERVING-THE UNIVERSITY ~ND COMMUNITY Butialo P,hoto Material 300.~A~ Congratultiles THE ~cn..M on its exalltmt writing andjill8 pboto joumalism, frw 11M past 30 years. �"Ad " ding up the college market. - - - - - - - " Y John l.tpiaN N R"~"' than aMiyr e, lht SP«rrum ce~ to al0:1s ovef tont~rsv focusfnt an •<klod'&.H8h~ • >upply uf no•wsrtob O< "Extras-"" su®lement~ ttw! rnol1A feature fls oHonJ on porcl.omlnatht ''fun and frolic happemna on c•mpus:• Tho Unnod Stato• wa1 b•ttling Commun•sts In Southeast A.Ji~ but II w,u Jerry lewis .tnd Dean ~ttffl who wEft ..At Wou Wtth lh< ~my'' at the P•raf"'lH'lt Th@areor (olloge peroodlub ptovod ro be •• f'JI:peMtVe battleground for cht' Ph•ll•p Mqm..,,•ndA 1 R•vnold>t<olrlwr<obacco 1ndustJy. tn m«'nl ,,~e~ of th~ SI)Krtum. OYer haH of tlw tOidl tldYt-th~'"f I~•J€' c.on.sbt~ of ( ~Mt)teUe .con1mt.11cl.all w11h e.•ch one Cf1tt(tntt th~ un~u~ont•na co11t-.¥1d" wtlh ptom•set ol ftN:!t ftfUJh. rnon! ll.t\oOf and ltu ntcoUt\t•- \uflft\tn¥ •d i owspape,. ••• >upposfdly rhto mouthp•~ces of c•v• lu•t !Ons. but ad'ven isetnHI(.) .-~ tlw refletltOn) of lh culture. from the flr~t LrtOwn11d. a auuer-al primitf\.e sn.mt from one uu.sftt'd c.lvPn1An 10 •nolher (roughly "•••111.0 throuah tM RO)etla Stone u bein& the clauJG•l " (~tat loe~s"").to the m01ot >uave •nd ~tthcartd commetKIJis of mockll'l lttnM (Ptop, plop, lou. fizz) tlw PfomoiiOIIII WO<d OJiht >OC:oety lr"s reven~ which lcH-O newi)IPff'S• pteues fliMlna. t~evtSton stahoru be~m•na ond Mad~ Av..,... suiVNonc n,., mo<l ereatiVe mmcb of our hrM m~h roaec.het ro And •ccordin( -to a h·air tome- 4dVeni5emf1\t. ..thtrf''s • beu:H way to become popular, sonny'~ than to 5et fir~ tO vour le.rher JQe4, by we Wtldroot Cre•rn Ot14 since "smatt auys u$.e Wildcoot u gifts lilce men wllh well-ed t..ir" Why the p<oduct's m•t.., botl!ered to Advert~ thetr pfodUC.t in a fledgling college ne~tPIPf!i' wu prC)bAbly th~ most perple1:mam'(Slf1Vof1950, bt<..tulil!,lhead SUbJeCt coru•d~rrn11 t.h•t tt\to S~IIJ~ Gme!•t•s watnme of c~ tob.c-co-c 11mct'' link ~.., torcht veau tn tM futut~ If tlw tob•c~o conglomemO> P'Oinl><' ol • btu.,. >mob wu not bo.'l.eved by clw ~otuderu consumer. the cotnpa"•e~ woukt employ tile Rf'YKH of JOCtetV'•i atreate.'l c.d~bnHes, or at least . .. famou.; •• tht!it advertiJing budafls <O<>Id •fiO<d l&M. ''Amerka1s Br:s1 f•lte• Ciga•rtt~,·· wn able to scrounge up thf' c.omba~ taltf\b of Actft'fl Di.ma lynn, Mt and Mr·• Stu E:.rvin-~'the )tars of TV's cr~o~t 'Stu frwtn Show.. (of cou•ceJ-and .alluflnl .wKtlhte Mn. ladd•e Sanford to t-tfli tlwtr ptoduct't.pt•tset lA Of'tti AdVf!'f'l~enl fhot lype of " hi8h Dfl<ed tolenl'' mu>l h•vo dtplered rh~rr coffers 1963 atlvenutntt wd\ 4 neC('htrv dut: ro the Mr. Dtvsddle;. lh~r ·~ er, ,Jml~ehrvlmtbo¥. Mr Clampetr led Clam,.,,. Wh, 'an call m~ }f'tl. 1ha~k v~. hrrr vooJ .11/ l'•thro 8r-xlme- C('l:o Mr On)(JJit', ~,,, m¥ s;~ll'l..gFJtle cd1u·.won (iu'l I \\ or~ ar yum 114n4 1 It was John kenn"od" \- 1.;,1 vt·.H a11d th~ ~~b:t'r~!~~~~~~Jt~;o:;::7.~"'~:t;,:~~~ bone tht- "'orld ou• moJt re.ad l1tert~tu1~ Who <O<>Id fO<Kot tlw urlv 1970> da.uoc fwoallbctefpattteuprctaf)•uc el~ttuce-­ '-~'''lnontOnM>n ,b~mtst.~bun t • W~n .1n~ ttmt! c,ap~ule from lht' twenu.eth ct"nturv t) t.mcovered • SOI'f1.f: hundrli!'Cb of mtUenlum.s from now wtw1 .;,.. the tnQUIStbW luture eafthltnp aotnl to btl: a:n~ted 1nl Ronald ReJ&An wlnnln& an ~tecuon m ~~nat .on horn .a dts-tant ~~~ 1w contn~ire. tt w11t bt t~ .. lh-A!'tk He-•ve-n. rf" .anotMt Seven Elevt>n'' th&l wtll <.itch &.helP cu.tfO)tty Picture If \"'U \llllldl. thouunc:b ol futu~ ~~~nuus conv~a•na on an oper•tlnt table thf: 11\efl"IOfabiJiA or tod4y, etth one ptdona up ttw myilfftOUJ ~rchment. foldona oc corofully hop•na to ex._l th~ h•dden mean•n& behind che .trcha•c s.crawf-"Buv one Whoppet ar1 one free:· M lhe c:onc.lusloo of thf •t convoc.tUon the" wrmiJe ahe coupon wu the blnh cettlf,cate ot 1. grelllt tJbtocr•.t Whene'f'er hbtorv u tltammtd, an tr~·~ popular culture iJ e~JJHt seen thf'ou&h tht way a soc:•t-ty ~tends or promote; lu.ell Advertis.ing i~ the motl notable vehlcht for thh during the p•>t thr"" decide>. Th~ Slr~n Wtth Spectrum seNed M a refltctfon of how American buslneu moniiMed the leelln1>. fod> and dream• of the UB Jtoden~ ' 1960 "And All•~ Rrvnolds gets lhe savtt:, as the New York Yank•eJ d•f.. t tho Philadelphia Pllilli«> 'whl• Klch' S.2 utxurlne thtlr 5«00d con>eeutiw World S.rles title by >w.tpi1>1 th.. vl>ilon rn tlw four a•m• oontesl'' boomed the b<oodc.,cer ewer lhe hue~ Phillip, radio soru•ted in tile c.orner of tlw th... qu"'l ntw>roo<n Ltsr.en~ 10 the M&actic announctf w1s on equAlly enii'N>Ia>tr<: Unlwtsoty Jludent Bo.rd of Mon&&t'f1 Buff•lo Y•nkee city. But the pon.tnpo's vrctorv .10 yurs •ao wan not thr realOn tot the c~rq.r'on In t..... th•n • montll. • tho Bo.trd had to compo>e what waJ to bocornt "tho ollldal student pubhutlon of the University ol BuH1Io,"' vet even • - name fot &.he. ,..._per t..d co >loll ~ peMod finally. after • haph.arard frrst ouue. emblnontd unclot a loco bouton, of ou ''ofllcfal~y." tlw Sp«rrurn wu chriltenfd on Ot<.,..be< 1,1950. Tlw therl'«<rotlullv pul>lishfd tabliod offered UB Jludonu • wide ~rray of ad"ertl~me.nt•. columns .and ieaWrtJ .;vodlv rolloctinatht t""t' rn sharp contra~ co tlw newo cove<aae. whleh consist~ of reportS of ·•rro~c ptnn1~11.•• t i'M: nrw~t prodoct1ont of UniverJil't' , ' ' 'thflbi:a.ru/' and ftont-p~ge placement tor -lho Carner• Club' s actlvltle> e"'!•n>ron. Hidden in Pllt' comtrS weft taiH of dr•ft w•• rf'tistration proce.dureJ and Amerko'J . - ; . ; inllolv~ent on tho Koreon <onOict. fl'lt!'rvbody usf!s W•tdrool (n!lm Otl, "'ton. women. thrtdre.n. tool' fher(' muu ha-ve bee" OM .... eU-atoom.ed c rop ot colleK••n\ ro.im•ne Moun StrM".l thre.- d~c•de s ago Pt<KI•Imed 1966 we r~ iOf'ln• roc~ atound the cloc:k tont£ht """~·re IOflM tod;, rock. rock t•ll brood sbv!l&ht,• blored Boll Hiley and tho Comet> ~ tlw t<otton Union (now tbmman l1br-...-y) Julebo.t.. ''We'rt gOfm4 rtKk Thf. f\llfonil •·d,~oeue:" hid tnfected the UB c•mpu,-rc~d:·anckotl wu here to.suv. Oespite ilttmpU by iidm•n,ur•tors to stomp ~~ tht 1 'Cann.aball.J11c and ttlbaHstlc"' torm ol mu•it lho 1955 PIBet ol the SP«trum wt'fe plastered wtlh ' 1etVIltz.ecf•' alttrn3UV@\ 1.0 the new ni41110nil craze Tho lone Spectrum of lhe 19S4-5S •c•demic "¥ear, ga\le bann@r headline .status to a "rOtlflni twenc.es·• oPen house in Norton Hall. A.stde t~ t~p l .:uning story was • phoiOMIIph of the pre<:edlnJI> Hundreds of crew-c:ut men waltzln~ with partners 1;, knce-len.cth !tkiru and flowered blous~ araced the tUue's cover. selltng precedent fOf" l}'t.-. conllnoatlon of the semester A'most every weekly Specuum prcxhJct rcr.eal4td one o' more of rhe roctal l•therlnt•· To profit from tlw •moun! of danc.ing leer on <ami>U', tho SP«Wm'! advert.l oen off"'fd evervthina • tludent would need' co become 1he "c..t's p•J•mu •• for the 11udent wuhout ••wheels.'' Chevroltot ~ enticed thc»e who dto•• "for thto sht..r z~1 of or" witll thtor most recent model-tile Amef'lwn spans c.,, ttw Corvette~ '"lt•s a dr"""' cor." Clwvy boo>tO!d. "A low sluna tcwpedo with • c.ntH of &ravuv onlY 18 '"clws •bow tl>t concrete • Fot whale\ler ,.,.. Tile S~1111m faoled co cov.,, tn<N'ie chea1eu cook up the slack At tlw Century, " II St•r t> Bom." Wflh Judy Cotlond •nd Joma Mown h1ghli~ted .i ~ of oniO<mibvO film< Coup4fd ~tth the clante wu ''The Royal lout" of Q - Ellzabtth and Prine" Phillip to AmeriCa In ClntmaScope. no less lind ., advttutuus offt!t@d tdl'\11\-IOrt rcntnl for dorrmtorv r~:Hcle-nt !t.mol•'-ing 4 neV~> '-''tl ., homework dt\CfiiiCit()f)\ Proft~!t\or ~ ~"*' h.uJ to vtt' wtth Red Slu:hof'l. Ootl•nt.t. l•.,*~~t' •' well a' the top-ranked 'lke tS~\' Prlv Htllbllhn" tor • )tu~nt " ) d\lenhon The liitt: Prtitdent was M\ler ~ Spectrum MWSma1ef, yet Pfetence ~•,. lth throughout the pag~ rhf. Pt~Ct' COIP>• • Ktnn~c:h proar•m. bec~m~ a \ PAt f" ftll~r - wtth thofouah M'~l CO\Ie''lf' and .sdv~riJ,tng- wMI~ lhe Pt~tdMI " dr•th left • spoco.al w.d •• tho Nov""'bot 19, l'JQ) tSJue ~J cancettt'd by a mournrn1 uudtnt h•, toh,uco tn(tu't'Y dl"c.:.t'uon to c.&ncel aft "tJ•en•~·n~ In c:oltt.:to '}!w\p.)pt!n-tht.o tt:'tutt nl ch~ <u' "li'Un scn••rdl'' ltnko1gc ot ~IGM••llf\\ "'41!'1 • with Utnl;('l In lhf' Ot.-u·mbe• 13 muumtng '~IIUtn\li'llft:r ttamt'l Ht••lllns•·r 1nlotmf•d thf Un•\IPf'ltv of thr tuh.tcco tndu~ try deC.l\tnn · Hw Cr•nd Pn" cotHe!lt, the \ample 11atk\ p.t,s.\00 001 11'1 cafeteHJi, •nd tht- fun ut dt\{ QVt.•rtniJI thi\1 6'•od X re•llv wA.. wor<•. ~he wtote, •· all nave- vanished \lftCIP th~ t II!IMettr tndYstrv hdS Jmultma ,hc)uld b..- Lt.•pt de"~ thdt .-n a.dult cuuom •• 1973 ftw Yl'iU "•' lin.tllv over The natKM wu W•U~fgate Cu prtces "'"•" to llt.VfOC::I..t>t lM Specrrum matured_ t'mbto•l"' wnh Stnt t ..c.tJ)'t•h\m·, · demt\f' '" V.e&narn •nd tM- ~t11ftn,.. of the campus unr~t. IlK' Spectrum hod bKorne a paper wolhout • c•u~f' But. tlw pow-::r of Itt..! Prntdf.ncv• Mpt< oill~ when Rodwd Noxon w.s the programs that midf' the ~otaht!t of conslructtOn ~~ dedk.ltionJ a common occurancl! an the Spectrilm wetlck!r ot it. wu not 10 be u.nrJ.:re$1jma_ted_ A'\ morf' W"era•te- rf"Ve'f•tKH~' w~ u~cavo<od ~P«trum pounced ""trY udbtt of tnform•uon rrie'atc'd on Capful Htfl 1\ CAUse' was found ' Whether- by forced rf!liCnltJOn or thfoueh (orma1 Sen,ue procHdr.,.s." an Ap<tl edotor•l poocloom.O. " fhch•rd M+lhov\f' Nf•on must be rtmO\I'ed An era's popular culture 1B easiest seen through the way society extend.& or promotes itself. Ni.kOn wa; fimplnl f Ulopt!, the land of '•sclt:\. tustorv ind opeo c4 re-f~ ~pace:~. bK•mt che tareet of nudenu ln se•rc:h o f hndln& rllem~l•<> •nd los one the or P'retlt>, UntverStiV ffAVel. • student orgamuuon eove tn~t.. N~' cwrt of the St•le Un•vt.'f).•tv iyit'-"'fn. UB brgan to und6go •mbtuous expanJ.on _ With tho openoni of Coody.., H•ll (• 1 ' men·.s re1o•dence tower''t bu~lne.)iC'; bea•n to e.~pec ia lfy cater 10 th~ growmg ~tudtn t crowd. Boc't' Club. a Ua1lcy A,vcnue P'LU.tiA., began deliveung ' 1lO c.ampus dormJ only" on a "I'd )Cht>dult! l>l•n. w•th each h•ll ha ...1111 •h own !tt)e'cldltlrnto 10 ull the resta1.1111nt (Of delwerv The "dro..,.in wllh the MOid•n •rch<!s" (no bollior>> sold vet) beckoned the outomoblle ownine student wtth 1log1n1 iboot lht~r deanlinen. spted lr'ld convethef'te.. For ,slm~»t lhr.~> veo11 McOon•ld's had ~n • Spectrum rqulor, and woth the Advent ol the Boulf!'Yitd M•ll. the duve--:in on Ntt~aat~ hils and MAple btumo tho odolescont newSl)a~ r:s easteJI u1t (v~rv luue rncluded at loan • McOqn•ld' s cilee:wburlff promotfQn (Mad¥ wtth n1ppy •• t.a.ste-lem~ c.heddar c~. e.•pe<t•llt; - l e d fO< McOonold't) or • ~omplect pr~B13 Mac OMnu~ !Siu~b wL.,... 20 ,..,,., hamburgen t'tneted 1~ cent~. freMh htH cost U cenh •nd c~...Wrct'f1 f hto thou~ 'niPPY.. sold lor 19 <e~>U I rncreue •n rdtble ptodut.U I"- hom the Prr.udencv •• Oi)tHui!Of\f'\efU wllh Ame-uc.J a; wrU a.s .atmrd at )lt"fYtn& the need) of prodigill U6 )tudent~. phulrri"d 'hi! pag~ of The SP«IIIlm wtth ent1cemer1t' of cheap travel to the old c:ontmem. Drt:am) of Atr traVel. (u,a•IPAl!ie' otnd •ntrrnships 1n Swtt:z~land replaetd \he B1K Mac attad.s, rHcollnt Ht,. and beer blnse< of tht previouJ decade. When dlO)~ )tUdt!nts wetf' not drlv•ne thtm au stirvecl 4Uioc., they rode 1he1r rwoWht!'fl CVCIM Bicycle1. ~oiVtn&. (rom a duldhood vehtcle to ''&tin euro1oporu'· dod Enall~h race''· bK1me ~ n•t•on•t crnt! " A pariHI >tudenl." mu>ed a 1973 The Sptcl!um •ttide. ,.ttdt\ hl\ ltahatwn•ke b,.:ydto throuah the r,~fds of fr.tnct' un(it he ,.,~ to lnal•nd wlwre ho tlwn board> • £uraiii)<ISJ tO< tlw mm.oondef of tl>t crop - loofiuna baclc most advertt.semenu we-med tnJf•~ •f'd \lily 10 out ~f:tdbUied and covnopohtan eytJ Yet who'• to ,..Y thai •n the yea' 1010 a group ot c-olteae l\udtn1~ refle<.llni o.-t us won' t brtlnd 1od•v·, •c•d~mtan.> JS teff-<entered atcoholt< s.ec:tS\~ whoi.fo ma.tn dt'swe was - lo up the- .sh1n " o•f • YOiumptuc>J Bt.cil. Hors "'• model - �. • .. to THE SpECTI\UM from Buffalo NewsPress Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SpECTf\UM tor 30 yeors service to The University. BOB ftl DON'S mOBILE 1375 millersport Hwu. ~ 632 9533 =:::::::::;;:::::::::::~ - : Ex-edit ors remember t h eir past ... - - - -- - - - --"Y Richvd c.hon L.k. the pqlitldl and social sensibilities of thl> country,TM 5P«truml1as chan..,d dfasticJIIIV Since •u lnceptoon on 1950 WhAt ~aon u • hchl~o&ht ftatt-tnlty oewslttter duf"inc U~ post..war Vfan ar•dualt'/ metoilmOfphtz~ intb a r1dical. sometemn bellrserent lorfaith the students born in those baby· boom vears,votc:e who•• in the~UnliV " ''shaken bv anothe' war-and who bt'canft 1 aeneration,wlth '" e•JW.nded polldul con.sciousne5s whie:h gradually ,._,hud studenu. emmei\SE' collt<tive power There isn't ;a mort araph1c tnd1citor of thto c.hangt In .tlhtude.s ovrr the fast thr~ d~cades 1h11n The Spec11um iuelf, and th<" people who wfote for 11 For beuer or wou.e,Thf S~rtum .staffen Witnessed manv of rhe turbulent poiU..~cal f!W1nts. ol t~ Pllt aent!fatiOn aod a h11f, and c~a.sele·ulv wroce about thtm And n. wa) how thev v.rot~ •1 much a$ ~"*'' they WTOt~ about that Ulustrau.•s how Americlll ~youth changed No mauer how ob1ect•vclv thf>Y presumed to be, the s.tortes 1he-y wrote w~r~ lnektnc.aMy t"lnted by a personal bo.. which urU4IIy reflettod the prt.'-'llllng aunude of their sen.tr•tton JournaJi~ 1J by defi-niuon timety Wfrttna--•t 11.1 W'Or'St It b trf'lr'tal and 6,pend•blf'. at \U ben 1t nn record htltory wnh a frdtHtvto th~ mood •nd sptrtt or the time• that can neveo be duplltoted, And hoth extreme$ ar~ eQve~ul· in examlnins the wns~bdities of a cert.:1in era In a wav. c.>veo wl~n .chey f••l.d miserably, tlw writef'S ~ere ~~m~eu bec.au~ 1~ were YICt•m• of hdlory The\! h-ad unwtthrttJh become tht obtN:I, rn.ste..ad Of the fubJec&. Blind II The Spectrums of the 19S0'• s<>em blind ond lnGOftleQuent.. l, 11 It btoauie 1U wr1ten hid emeraed heth hom a devutatin& war lo come homP &nd tmbface: the lru•U of a prosprrouJ Am@fiU. 11 wai .a t1me for fatlh In the Americ..an o,eilm which, even '' 11 w1n f"SI a dream had beep pa1d for •ll blood, It wa~ ' happy, fertile wealthv. gr1y, conformist. par~ l~tl& Ume ~=::::::::::::=:::::=::::::::::::=:-11 And of 1M Ss>Ktrunu of etnohon. the 1960'••t'ond eOtly '70's 4 overflowed w"h aut·..ba,s.@cf s bK•u:se tM ''me itself"Wi-J •n&rv illd v;o.IPnt. and the fnten.sfty of Gustav fl. Frisch -Jeweler41 Kenmore Avenue would llke to eongr~tulate THE 5,Ecl'I\UM on its 30th yeJlr of serving the UDiversity and Commutt~ty with fine journalism It was rNgnlfied a hundredfold by P>ych~llc droas Its Irreverence atld dtsrespect towards government lndlcatod a di>illusionment that beaan with ASM.Stnation of John f Kennedy, osulited olona with the Vletnom w., and peaked with the onvuion Mel ifTI!e SP«ttumol t.,. latt '70> seem un<:ertoln and lac~lna on diroctlon. W> be<au"' the t•m• wu ••aue and undefined It was & period of self• lndulaence and C'~acencv The stakn just weren~ l hlalf e,.,..ah to motlvat• people toward a common toal The war w.u otler, Nbron ' hod micned In disvou, pot w.u decriminalized, and affirmative oction lqislation ond strict« pollution laws ,..,., lmpo•ed. In short, ,.,. flahtina was ov•r, and just as their fa thero had done b\!fote them, the Woodstock aeneration come hom~ " " joy the aood lilr. t.,. , _ fdoo<atiOo Q,... of ~ 5peccrum)oril.inal edrton from l'lSO, decided to 10 Into politics and os now Town Sllf>'1!"bor ol Amherst: us at the time wu o p<!Vate school whos• main social p<eoccupatlo!IJ dealt wl{h lrotomlties a.nd SOfOfltle:s The Second World Wu wu .._, and soldiers returned home t.o t.1lte odv~se ~ the Cl Bill a.nd .., ID colleae (or 14 f~ ' 8ec.tuse there fi.ld ;ust been a w•r. there wu • tteme~ feelina 0<1 "''"""' o f ' lot's h....., a aood u,. .. well u ~ an educ:oUon," .,. roml!fl1bers. " A 11011p ell ltudenb wl>o at lime were COMidwed ~~ety liberal bY. tile .aclmlnlsltation dcided IO RMt a. Tho AIIUS "Shitpe roalb. JoclL Slwpe, t.,. ~~-1>\'iodaV's~.the....,.. ~ llfluS wu theft • oOMiderell qulce radical , and for that • reutln, the. Jtud.,nt •dnunislntton WdJ: p(ti.Sured to kill lhe pa~r Students " rust wanted to get o Ire<! educ"""' and have • aood time\ u well," rK•~I SharpeTo avoid controversv,..U was dedded tha th pa~s would be liQuidated, tho • dltoos from h papert forming \he core of lhe new st\.ide.ru bllc1tion ShArpe w.u choren as th• third mombet to h•lp .. refereeH editor••• de<:u10nJ " Ait•r lots of discussion, t.,. name Tho SpKtrum wa~ c:ho$eo:~ •ccording to ShaiJ)t! " I had iubmltted •I and I believe some others may h•ve also. thougho thAt n~>paper •hould C.over a wmplett ran11• of matter$ lh.at •ffected the cam~ from .u many a• possiblo," thu• tho monik.. r... SP«ffUm But perhops TM 5P«IfUm'!. """'' hour, howevt!r, occutred 20 v~ars ~at er, duuna the student ant..war protests at UB. The paper tlQ>efienced an cxpfoslon of Cftatlvt energy and t.-ocfilorial fecvor It hl.)n 1t seen .,.,1.. s 1n c.~ Mtck~y ())tt>rtt•c.ht-r wa1 St>«llum photo editor tM prott")t yean, •rtd now ""orks for the Butfalo Courr« E•r><esl He credou this now>p.oper lor prov•d•ng •n educ,a tion In ~our na lism. 1nd 11~1ping hone h•• photograpt'tlc techntque, iuch a.s the last minu.te dqvf:loe>ment and pr1ntina Jbsen,;llt m during J)hO:to;ournahsm . ~·) t.,. madt " lot of connKHon!!> the<e;· .,. ••v• Osterrerchtt ~n ot Courrey ~n ~fore ... crodu•ted "I hAd to obvoousll conform there," he relates '' I wa\ 'encooraged' to get .:~ hil•rc!Jl " Osterreichnr has chanaed m ttw ~e:ven year& Jl nc~ he leh fht- SpKllum 41 Ba(:k then, I WJ.Jieh of center I v~ ch.tn,J ed ~•nee then The la,.t two elechoM, f've voted R~blocan I nevf< would dre•m that I'd ~ thlflk•o• alone that l•nt : · Osterretchet, along with Metropolitan ld•tor Jo Ann ArrtUIO ct('d e~rriu Tom 1ole.s, wtnt! form~r Spectrum editor> of the early '70S who ,olned the Courlf!t Jllthou11h they <toll oM' e•ch other "' work. they rtllrtlv socialtze now ;all b!Jty with ,.,1i1n1 the-tr fam1Ues Otterre-tchet- who " Urine•" for Timet-hasn t rt'ad us lately though ~rm cma.nly glad it'i '\t ilt .around, but I nt'ver get to ;ee it " He happily remember> the lime he spent In the colles• newsroom " I thought of 1~ plat~ as home I h1.1ni there all the ttme .. ~uOlJnd lodl Anckrton Althov1h UB lack> a journalism school, Spectrum tditors are begfnning to make their mark in thP n1tional preu tcene. Howlt KurU, whow•s £dltor-in~ Chief in 197J.74, w•nt to t.,. Columb;o Journ<~li>m School for hos most.,.. dearee, then wotlted lor • year and a h<llf at the Bf<aen Recotd in New Jeney. In 1976, he ~~on worklna u an InvestiJative reporter lor Jack Andt!rson In Washlnaton, D.C. lolnlna him were former Sp.«uum editor) Cary Cohn, now work ina at a newspaper In luiniton. Kentucky, and Lany Kraltowlu. who p<t'tently wotlts for Stotes N_, SeMu "We hod T... Spearum down there wotltlna for Jock ilnde<Jon," Kurtt recalls Editors .,...., have aone on to otht!r car..., besides journalism, of course, (tome editor1, ljowever, hAve never been .,.o.rd from aaaln) Former Editor·itK:h•ef Dennis Mnold is now a hfth pricedlowyf< In Los ...,..,..._ fomla fTWIJIIi<ll editor M lcll.oel O'Noill is now vk:e preside:nl i.t Maufac:tUfeB Hanover in ~nh•n•n. Janice ono(t1er editor, io • bure..,crJt the federal Department of Edu<J~tlon In Washlnaton And form"' araphicarn editor Bob BudiAnslcy Is on assistant edlror at M.uvel Comics. whe<e.,. helps p<oofreod, dhc!Hses plots woth writen a.nd sets deadlines, and ocuslonally drowlna covers. lille, Tolet, Budianslcy clid<>'t even major In lrt when he ~u hired. " It h<lppened ~c•u•e I knew someljody,'' .,. admits.. But olthouliht.• he was Ofillnollv hired • • an administrator. producina "Thor" the " F-uc Four,• " Coptoin Ameriea• and • Iron Mon." amonc otherJ, MatWI bHd Sun Lee te<QIIIized hi> Ulent u an artist a.nd now BudlolfUi:y rrHI&f\Cti for ~1. In foct. ... come up with a , _ ~ltlon to the.~rYel line, "Chosllider.' ~.- • , c-. �... Power-broktng with SA _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.,, Jo- h Si-.. the noaht of December e. 1971. ln11de The Spectrum office, editotS he,!d the usuot Frld•y niaht deadline. 1\Jthouah little atiA!ntlon was poid to the viollors mullinc oround the doO<way to JSS Squire Hot~ thoro Visitors held top priority in tho fean'eve.:y odltO< In that oHiu. The IUMU o f honO< M~re m""'ben of the Student 1\JJOCiatlon lSI\! Senate. O:nd they had cO<ne to take <We< The 5pectrvm_ "Whot'&stounded me the Mos~" 191&-79 Edi!OHft.Chlef Jay Rosen recalled, "wu thot Jtudenu couldn't see whotthe hell w~ happenint The Senate actually lhouaht the W~Y t.O ftl)f'OU dJ)UthfKtion With a ~&»~ WIJ CO dftltOV rt.'' Thete Wett a lot of a>toundtnathinpthot year In perhaps the mOJt deciso'"' period amona •tudentleadershop ' I UB. one of the btgest Jtude:nr ralhe.s took pl•c~ he-re,ince tht- V•~tn.Jm w., And '" a year w~n th. Sl\ Sen•t• dluoived Th• Spectrum twice, StudentJ ultimately decoded 10 di5solve t~e Sl\ Senate What hoppened two Yf!IIS •ao con no! be atulbu1ed to one lP«tlic ~vent. but a Februvy 27, 1971. In that d.tv'J iJsve of the _ , , I>Oiitiuf MWa><Mf Richard Mou was etldoned lot SA Praklent <Wtr political " hack" Bob Sinhwia. Mot! eventually WOtl, .nd OJ they ray In the land o/ hoddotn, "hoc:b - · fotaot •· lind Sinkewlu wor no e~ceplion, . So the reeds hovt1 l>Hn piMted! The Spectrum hlr 011 enemy. The~ ore mO<e on · lfMo way. Thi'OUfhout' the end of that semeoter, ~tons ...,.. between -erat membetJ of thf SA Executive Committee. Mot~ allied with hit Vtoo P,.,iclmt KOJI Schwottz, was of'lOn ot odds with -rr. . sur~r f red Wawn"""- a,nd DlteclOt> Lori Pa.sternik, Sheldon C:.tein and a.ny Rubin. Mott •we•red 10'8et dbenchonted with the woy stl>dent .........,..,, wu ope<atina, and he eventually rHi&ned m October 1978. He c1ted .. ,c•demac reasonl' " for his tMi&n•llon Un.endina nilicl•m lnnead or thtttt lust betnl an ele<:hon fOf the SA pre1idency, Mott catted lor new' eft"CtJOnl o f everyone. fhe Olrec::tor~. w'ho now had to run i&an) to retatn their offkes. wtor~ obviot.ltly not too pltaled~ combintllon ot personality confHch. lhrouahout thlo time, edltoroals on Tho Spectrum tontlnuatty suppOrted Mott's personol v•ndetta>, lealslallvt and editor!• I maniP$11aUon, ~~ JOmeth•na tNt nearly no move, and tht one wtll deny, too clo~ a relationshtp between nud~r aovernment and the stud~nt preu. " The [~taww Commtttee wori<f'd 'tiefY closely with ,,. Specuom on INdent righu .,....,,• then SA PrOJicient K•rl SchwaJU ••pl•med, "•nd when the Senote uw us ••llood' wah the poper they beum• """' resentful ,. So reHntful, In fJC\, that on December 3 to ~scroy r~ SP«trtJM .md crea~ MWSI>Ir>ef. clf\ltrly t•tJed New Student N~•~Pf<. It vortd J new Jtr-to d 1im That nle'ht, wllon the S•nate fini>hed ib typical sl•-hour tona seulon, close to 20 ~naton walked up from Ha..s loun,e to claim their pro~ty 11We lust went about our b..isineu,,... Rosen said. Severo I Public Saf~tv oHicers were ulted up to the third floor ot Squire to quell '"' violeoce. 1nd thty in tum poeed 1\Jsistont to lhe PrMident Ron Stein to help mecllote the dr>putt Steon >Old ~i> rolt wu 10 help mo...Din CO<nmUnlcotion between the two •ideo, but to lnto!lfe<e ··TM .clminlstt.lllon w,u noc QUeSboni,. their richtto 'ta~e ovtr' The Spectrum-that wa> • •tudent P<Obl~m to be resolved by studt-nt.s., •• he remarked. --We Wt!r't! ;vst not pna to ollow them to wolk en mwe. Jt 9 o' cloc;k and phystutty lhrow people out." The senotO<s peact.lutly left Squire Halt, and Tire Spectrum published lu Monday paper without .tny trouble. lhe rool of Th~ Spectrum'> dllflcoltlos duona the 197&-79 academic year actually toe~ in t,... ~IOU> ..mester, SI>O'cifkatly neve< r •c11011~o of Sc.hw.aru. who became actina Sl\ P<etldent The dltectors at 1he hme. who we~e conttnLJally crhlclz.ed '" edltoriilh, Schw3ru "iid tht! unaton Wt!rr out for wer~ "l~iJt b•rnen"'" 'urroundJng the JNPf1'. CGn.Jt•ntfy wtote letters 10 tht! editor thenudves. • hp ntd. tlut ¥J~e roo stron1 fot the Senate com~ of iournaUth<. trrupon!lbHity ••M • resulr. t ut ~tth Jay And w~ to Nen come dow to bteDtt'IJ .._ Some, •n faa, charted that T,. Spectrum t.olked obo<lt how student aov.,nment and ·If~ whot• urne I knew tNt we were plott~d Mon's rHian•tton. the- new tlte paper could •ltv CM.H'MIVti for the pr~tty ptorected by our c_oll)oratee.lectiom; and Sch•6tt1.' rhe to powet _ 'bettennent of n~u... ht wid ..It wtil'l't stru<ture.,. ft.Mrn re<ount~ '"There wu no feaa f tie bet•een UJ •nd Jtudt.nt But the poptr's '""'""" o/ the oftic:tal• like )a~ and I were in collu»on" did not end In the Sonar~ were Sorry Rub.n. evitted covem-menL" '"tOirectO< or 1\ndemoc 1\llairt) lor• of h>J priot SA IIOit. and Turner R o -. Pastem•"· whose fe•u ot m~pons-biltty •n uruucces)lul and unendorsed c•nd•date Idiots, lob ol · At rl'ut ttme TM SPKtrum w•.) under an are utoundlna.•· and Dctobet 9, 1978 lor S" vic• president baclc in the p<evrous edi!O<iol rud. • maybe the loiJt productive March. RobiMOn 1l10 ha~ed· to be ' •weem•nt with Sub Board I, whereby the JtiJcW!nt ser"<JiGes corpor1tlon " bou&ht'1 student offtelot ever 10 remain I~ an tlected prnident or the Block Student Union, an posit~ fOf sbt monthl" oraamza~ion whtch comprOfT'IIJ.ed a liuae 15,000 cop.es of the piper chrM times e:ac:h The SIX\(tr"m cl11med Wawnonek had a portoon of ,,. Senatt and l"hich didn't week. R.ostn laid t ~ ar~n.atm\ent w.n s-tt ..convoluted conuptton'' o( tM treas-urer's partltolarlv t.are for Tlwt St>«trum. up thi> woy to p<Ottet 1,. Spectrum from ~.ny c:onne<;C\on with stuc:ient aovernment.. lob: that Rlibln wos ''abra>lve" and had an Aloo on the Senile. lo and bthold. wu ·•tnefficJent busineu ltl l nneri" and Bob Sinlcewia tlllt R....,n has hod two ytan to reminiice about his term • • ecl.toNn-cht«"f, CopsteUl wu ne'let •round to do anyt_hiog With lev provldlna htspiu•t•on. the too. betiev.. that some thinp ohould havt Schw•rtz was elected prtJidenL None of S.,nate voted to dl«olve The Spectrum on boon handled diller..,tly back then. the drrecton were returned to offou And QKernbtr 8. cllint " chorte< ""''"'"'"'-" ' "The re:tlhons"tP between Jtude:nt · ~ Specttum hod a f.,...,.,... ~.e. Spectlrc:otty, the "''"'"" ctaomtd the jOYei'!Vnent ond lhe new>popet wu f11 too fntet Mkh.teJ Stev.n l~truon. '~Lev· ran n~JfYP..' 'iiolJted ce-n.afn ptO¥bion:1 do.•. • he u•d " II •llowed I~~<mat unsuc.aslutty lot fd•t~href ol The concernlna the ol the ed•tot-lr> rtl•t-shrps to lou ~ oon of dnlblon that Spectrum -inst Ro>en. ond u a resut~ he ch..,f and ernplovmont ol the bu1rnas was M<H.UtY .. "foshoooed a pet>ONI vendetta O&•imtlhe m<naJOf Rosen also hu >«ond thouthu obo<lt newspaPf't".'. kcon:hna to • Decembe-r 11, T~ neat HmeJte-t. thot Senate •aam wheth•r I he Spectrum should have 1970 artklo. voted to dtt>Olve TJ.. Spr:<lrum. and 'lh• endotred c•ndld.ttu bn~ •n th•t veor, • 5o we have an tmb•tte-rtd Slnke.wic.t. Spectrum •s•Jn rt~m•lned un•ffe<·ted In conlrove:nial !\we ac the I~ several out~(-wOfk d~rectors, and l~v Th1! jun i short Ume afterwardJ. • rere-rendum ••lthtnk we r~uooed 100 Jtmphsttcallv: A brina.s u> to~ Senatt w.as brouaflt befort unc:lergriilduates •slcing lot ol poopl~ questioned our rlaht to ''II wa• impO.,Ible to wotk with them." them If they wanted to dluolve th~ Senate Schwaru remembtred an<l coil lot a new SA Constitu!ion. The endorse-but that w•s not '" questio~ *e had the right to. I don' t know of we should " What happened then 11 very s omllar tQ Spectrum of cour>e. heartily supported tho hav~ ~" what's happ.enint now'" Conar~u-spe,c.al rmolut•on and )tudenu voted 1367 to 2$1 rn Bu\, M Rosen added, 11 lhtort Wcrtt • lot of intrrest arOCJp$, gtedn.a moJf of thto ~eau ., ill favor tdlot} running ror scudtnt eovernment b•d: Whlfe he wn conet:rned wflh Univ~uuv Rown believei rhe SP«Uum wu never then " policy dlr~ctlon and >tudent "'""'· ,.ally lh danoer of beong de>troytd.. There •'oct"'" A Danyon's ,. Falafel ~ 3368 Bailey Avenue Congratulates a pa~====~=-=-========, 1 (x T_he Jewish Student Union wi.shes R Happy 30th Blrthck\y u ~ld pl'osp8( fof at Je.ast another 30 yeara~ j ~ ~~:; . . .,o.)S10 community action c:orps on ita 30tb Analverury aad ·----=--conlfnued IUCCHI In tbe future. WllbU J ARaADE CONGRATULATES THE SpECTI\UM "It l!l!l~'i]ll)~ IJI.i} T•u Sp£clll,u .. on its 30th year of Publication 155 1 N lapra ~.u , B lvd. -134-66U - ,...,.,.,MJI.I/"WWJJIII JIJJ.!..- ,....,.. fNRI··,....,., ""'~ CongmhMtes THE SpECTI\UM in their 30th year of ClllliiiM fine seMce to ou~ .t UB a 1 while. ...-lion KEEP UP THE (J(J(JD WORK/ ��...l , ' - ... ,G fof tb.t \\$ cs..rP?U$ �- i.. BACKSPACII J ... From wasteland to dormitory 'Oz' Wllon ~ IWhon lloe&lrll«..., tkltllinc the be o - io<Jottm A~ ~ oUt« lud}ess sit~ oadl!tnic pufJXM 0t HSt/te(/c beautr. either. The Spectrum SUNY c.mpum with b/r bud:s. this Un~ity waJ itJ pt/ze dw SUNY p i - . ,Juni<Jld 1M , _ ampus down COMtlnlly criticized the shoddy plannifw of 1M "Nolfh recipient The State'J blaftt decision ..-~ t*cldi"f l>ow to ~ in 1M mosqulto.buzzlnt rNrshtM.ds of oute< C.mpus" and ~ly chastised the Stile's Oeponment of Jpend iLAnd t~t's where the ptab/em staned. At lirrt. the lltnlt«JL And tiNt , _ CMnpus has been drown/1111 In tJw Budtel and ptomis~rinr adminiw•rors lor holdinB i: SUNY planners env/sk>Md ttecting a 1111nd umpus on <Ofi!IO...,.Y- Jlnce. Desiped dur/111 the student riots, 1M up conslruefoon as ~/1. In the lon,..un, rl>ouah. the new ! Bufl•lo~ ctbwntown waterfront This fJJ•n would ~"" ardlll«ts ww.r out of tMir W4Y to ovoi<{giv!nr rM new CMnPIJ> has been IO(flelllffllthe poper has com<! to u,...r M/ped resutm:IM 1ili111 city ond kopt students in touch the - ' any lind of JOcill # culruntl ce>~er. II students ~ttms with. wew hMI little choice. When Squire Hall surroundi"ff urbln environmenL But eiry politics •nd Slate dont ..........,e rJo.r fascisl,iclll y ~ they conl riot. becomes a Denlll Cen~ we'll Nve to ship out to Amherst !. ptiorltie stood mthe w•r. ond!M warMrorlr ampus hid to Tn~~~- but th.yll10 eM\,... 1 - o f sdtoiM/y community, .loa. J l.. =: _Cbc ,8pcct~u-m. l YOL 17; NO. JO I'IMUAilY 7, ' " ' ' By BARBY HOLTZCLAW ' A&Dolant N-. lr4itor 'nle final recommeodatioo ol Rutpn Uaivenity Pr'elideot -Bellor~­ ~ W. 0.... and the Heller - a -a.ta .-.leeofd Mondey iifcbt \qed that the new State Univenh;y campuo be ccnotruct..s io AmhMtt. ."n>e State Univenity ~ TNateet !Meta at Albmy n.un.s.y in a apecial momin& oeaion to rev'- the ~ ol tbe an. Report and reoolve a fourth-month controveny initiated lat oW1111181' when GoYemor Rockefeller urpd ·a reotud.y' o( the UB cemput lite cr-" tion. . _., ... _ .. ._..... ... . , Ia·---~ --...-.--~ ....,...,.... ookl. - . , . . ~-be.-- "1 _ _ ... -n- _ _ _ _ _ _,. _,..,. ... .......... . . . . . - -.~,._~ ............ .. .. . _" _ _ • -on-to. ·"_ " ' -_ --. - - - - · -· ......, _ _ pkU..O.butll<. o.-'.,_ __ 1964 ......... ... "ddto; - ob~ ol dlto- . . . , --.s - ~., " - Yoott......,.. • - .....r'b)'lllara-oi!M . . . . . .., . ........._ I - ~ ...-rar~...t-etib _ .. _.,._,........ Allottl .......... _ _ _ ........B-......,.Allll.__ ... _____ ,._ .... ,.,... ......... ........ ., .. _..,. ,_. _,_ ,,. _...,___ ... ... ~ R. C..- ........,.~-- .,_a.._l -~ -.~ ..,-.~ .. ..-....._rar• - ~ • por-.lllp-...to ,.. _ SDSPians > __ Against ROTC ......,. wmu.wa do . . . _....lto __ to • ...--Oii.lllar7......... two .P<IadJoll ,......, - , . Ull Cllopler ol - ... a,ltt - filii • ._.... -.1111 , _ rac:niten .... IIOTC. 'Tho IIIIUW)' .,_ DOt ....._ • p...,_ piMe « -.... ... ~ · I I l'i i Doe-...-. ......... . .. to- .......,. - ~ a DLa..-_ _ _...__: ---:- --""" __~~~o ____._ .. _-.. _._;,;."_=::: ~ =-to=.:.. - ., - .. -a.- 1M~ ..... -aD .... - ol'l'nlll..: --r----iaotituoo .. c-l...t, . . . . lhwollllto-~- : ·J ) -1«~ �Digging into t he Love Canal. ''By the tfl:D.e our fiv;e minute walk wa.s through, a hole h a d b-urned through. my t(!ur·gu)de's shoe. from bree.thlng the''contamlne.ted atr. . : . There wa.s ! n · aor1d te.ste 1.J?. my mouth. · My s'm.u ,kJ-were sore . 1hu.e summer~ ago. Susan Cro y. 1~ The S!oeciiUm fntur~ ~101. ....,~ lWO stOI~s on r~ L~ Qnal M•Bhborhood of Niag;ar• falls. New York ~ <h<w~ how t~ c~tUis dumped rhet• '"""'•' ~·,. ~fOte l>y 1~ Hook.., C~ICi&l Com~ny.IIMl ,.,W.IIy ooud tM.< war 10 I~ surfac• oft~ ftomoowMn' pt09C'f(lf'> S~ rrponod ~~ resl<kf1B" hotrc., thH indigrwtCe 0\f'f ~~ authot1t~e"S l•d: o/acrH)tl. T~ SP«lrum ~ t~ first not>(<l.ap,. falls Mv.'SI»~ in the countrY to r~ on t~ technK:ologrul d•sc~.stet. 1\botft ~ weeA; l~ter. The- New YOftc T1me5 ' ' " ' srory, the St~Le ckclved Lo\'e Canal an ~nvuon~ntal heo~lth ~zard. Co\letnor Hugh Carty fl~w m by helteopter. surp,'sing everybody, and promis«J to do all ~ could ~o h~lp the sufferirt8 neighbothood. -" \'~>'~ lsrer. Titdle magaz•ne rdn St!W!fil p" ges on the StOfY. lrauBht w1rh colot pl!oros. Afterward>~ however, while severctl Start dnd fedetal to ment ;on the Uni\Ct.\ffY of 8uff1to-1eemed to forget the1r comm1t~ t 10 Lovt Can~ l. Th~ Spe<:trum lepr pres.s;n.g r#w! 1U~ •rw:l publ,s.hed .Jgtncre.s- not eKtMJI\~....Jgllow--up • ankles ftuslr.Jtl~~~lopments on ~~ tM"W •rtd ustall't' I i �/ •• ~338() vitam "! hue/ (gran ads theater bldg.) l Congr•tulates THE5pKTJ\UM on Its 30th year of publication. Congrllllltlonl IIIII wllhllg. . - . vauflllt.t II tile Ill••· precious gems& metals ~ ------··-- ...... ................. -· ........... .................... .....-..w..... ,. �n._,CJBbo~ol abaustlon. It lies ptQSmiP_ by the futile exeruons of the sbclles People tocloy buy olmost onythlnc put in ltont of then. They - .ttOC>h them~l,.. to pililmophlas ond lif..~Ylti the woy .they b<ly blue jeans ond pimple cream. Alf thot lomolni of the lnsuraent shrtk!l are t"- Plr.aphen•li• of '" abortive cultural revolution. o.todled from the spirit !hot aonerated them. they. are ompty SHttK" whose poce h now s.t by • M.dlsoft ..._ !hot ,., been quick to tAPioitlhem. Hipn..s his deaene,-.~ed tnlD conformt11 dr~.t. music ~nd 'lfty bourceois amtudet tow&rd:s teetet~ion-a mkldle class debility. Dru&J ~''' not pe-rticularlv amus,na One cannot rea.son.tbly ob~t to the ocuseonal or evtn fr~utnt use of them h<lt the edilence of and itl)merston in • drua-or~nted culture or lifestyle b JU<I plain des>rftsl.,. dovs It m..e .SO.sn·• represent • person1J s~tement or P<O< ..L It dooin't "~eln anythina anymorto. It's iust onothet sian of corTUption, ol prostrocion There is no couculture to >ptok ol lOdoV. l~ a.-. only varioul-~. eoch ~uoll\l bouraeois, clifferlna only m lhe &esWl.. they conform to when 1M -~. This turN out to be! pel ocMet!, For those M ut who ~te st~iB/M. -w.. ._......-.~ Ult"' Smokr. the fim.f~m ol the comedy teM!I ol ~h ond Cbonc. Is not • comic tribute to or p•rod\f of t.,e non~x.l$tent &e"¥8tia cou nter-<u h~. It is 1 p<oduc:t led to.., possive public. the enllre fllm is mor~ or 1... one unendUII surd. lo( moke>. Cett,.,. 1toned i>n't • portentiou> oct and Cheech ond Olon)' s dop;nc un•t • ••lute to ..the time Met cuttur~ of • ~r-nion ~ up "' tlw spirit ol rock 'n roll" as dwo<:tor and f - pop olbum ~ lou Adlt< cloims h b It'> Holly._d.!'""'>loi'tatiiOn of a decade onother. is )ldt promotion lor Up In Smoke 1dmonlshes u.s not to be ••str1Jiht" -th•t ts.. not h•ppy livina In the seventies and not UttJfled with conforminc to medlu<R. Their humonor onemPb tn.br..,ted mlndles>iiess. the antics at itf ptesent thetnsel- as much of . .y Chona w Chee<h vosually as ~lly, and ~ ~on are more litlefy to onduce • lie what IDOVies ""' oil about. headoche thin a W.,b. Everyone else. thouah. OVllporotes U ~N~tifu.ana wece tO diDppetlr Jn the a.lare of inCOI'1petence from I he• face of the earth and which i> Up In Smoke. Strother from the nflnc:b of men. Cheech ~ Martin is wasted in a bit role I S In thot ttoe\' a.!t•aoudotv aamished and Chona would melt like Tommy Chong's father. And let's with hip idionu. Slana c •n be very Moraaret H•lllilton did when Judy lou: it folks. fO< anyone who hi> e.pressrv~ but in this film (•s tn ~ Carland threw-wote< on her. Cone seen Cool Hand Lukr. Strother • aene<al dialect of 1he seventoe>.). is tho scope Whoch chorocterl.ted Martin is a lot funnier lhon Tommy expression cives way to hip thett llrit lhret albums. Cheech Chona. Torn Skerrit~ who played ICMrticul•cv- The c.harac:ttN uv a!KI Chonc. 8ilr Ba/!lbu. and Los Duke on Robert Altman '> " mon· so much I had the fern.,. Cochir>O>. All~ remains is this M•A•S•H, is a shell-shocked that I wa.s watchina 1 condtnsed flxHion on •ltered consdous,.ne,s Vietn1m vetet~n who thinh -.ion of ~ rs The (whoch reduces to hi!~Uti I still in the war. I t _ , . as of Mm. Voewers should be! woonecl, luoco!1\K-s~ The hlchllttou if he~ merely a prop for • huae Up In Smoke con be! hozordous 10 of the IUtn Include 1i4nt joinu. a birtlvn&rlt !hot p<ovlde$ • cheap your English, m•n. I me•n like worn011 who snorts A)ox. • von joke lor the film. Stocy l(eaeh w(IV!(, you know. it can t4tllly blow ,.... ...utely of 1101- and thrt\e plays a s uper'Siralah~ n~~c who you away .• stoned narcs. Tossed in Is 1he sort alve's io b<lmblin& pursuitto the van ofcrude.humoroneusedtoheorin mode of PC>L Th~ld lr&mrn.JMC'hoOI lock.,.- ,_.,,. be! in· such a_ role is a t<>rtbook (Yoo lo.now, where everyone.,.,.. example of idlo<Jc easton.~ Souy Into their hands at Worclo lib Kuch 1o mo<e counttf><UIIure. ··~. " tAliB." and - ") """" !he alie<uted ~ ko Cite liN 1'!!>'0 minutes. !bit and h<ldtina- OCU1St'~1PICI The ..-- ,..., olrtedy made their Syslem thotn ~ ol these ._,,nee. The film's Idea of Gip/oefous upmru. Chee<h and se;wol humoc b so childloh !hot Chon& To han hiln •• the you almost hov~ .to louah at lt. rstobhshment bUffoon bofder< on HornOHxual jabs raise their ualv the insultincheod In till! person of one )ud&l' The cinematoarapher. C~ne Gladys Dvk.._ (Get lt1 It ...ourcr-Poli~ Up flf'Sfh<*@ rite lilt ptobobly ~ btt.Wr for" vour lt.att even llihtin& thot remlnds ont of of mind If you didn.L) I could 10 TV. This os only ri&ht. howevtf, &s on and on b<lt I thWc vou ~t the the. poucity of visual bc!outv " pklure consostent wilh !he lock of comic bfOuty The is loud R~tor1> ate lilt ril,. •hots and W.vled~l«nn badaroo.wod mwk muscles ~sway AI actor>. Cheech and Chonc do • aood .ob or tr.anslatina •nto the fore-around The thernselvu from the aur•l ~li<otions lhemsefv~• are loud ...,_r -•ck Punk music is a lot like brown mustard and choeolate ants TM stage of the ,.,.. Is """'· bobY. So I'm not even goih9 to ,..... - r NBIOv Sittcrw, orw of 1M Ramono's olden Mid- to119S and r11ma-y their .....,.st sin;le. Not here ttnyWiy. lt•s oil _ , not. but 1 dion't mtonlt girL Kaput! Llk•wi• don't expect my buyline under iht reyitw of 1M soon ID be r*ORd double'l',.. •t from thb bundl when it opCMOR In this-· tithor. Tl'ois 0. my last rwiow of llot 8amones for n. ~ .. and no orw hundred wild l'ooniiS -.lei ctoangr my mind lboUt 1hil tfilnlpCioftotYa - . r .. ttoar.. L i b ..,od journAist I "-> •hlftt about The 1 1 . • .._ punt orndraml bo9on 10 tot. ~ it 'lD lllil>t t.o do, before unfortunately to IIHr -- . . thorn.. Mort ~ 1hot no oow a Tl>e ..,_.-lillY off~)carod ��- �--- ', . .... ·. ~,........ ......... fti. .d' - frilm tlte~Jlniutt&itg ofli1tffalo ..Jfnltil kula atW· ~ .· . . . . t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Also in 1ha.t memo. bi~ - ec:klj mminp bet'lr-CG'I the Vice Presidmt and direaor.s. and monthly rtpanJ to the ~«uti\'t Committee wert required. Dcrhak told 171t Sp«trum thit nlt<IU\&.< 1'1!1'< held wilh tht dlrcaors, "but rh•Y did no1 rulr.U my e>pcerarions. " 1\a:ordin& to Sht<han. >h< w:u rold in tare Scpctrnbcr to narrow her (~on thoK scuion.s and provide the dirmon ..ith fccdba:k. Hr laid be SllfiO'ed thlll mtetlnp bo."'me very rcaulat and informtd Otthak !hot she should illwa)'> leoanlJ ~ by hucniAI runnoH, the Wldctplldallc Studenr Al.lodlllon (SA) I• COIUiderlaa a canflll reoosurruo:doo or lu orpnlzatloa llld hal ..ktd ror 1111 raipotloa or k• &ec:llll•• Vlee Praldmt. Aa:ordlna ro SA Prnldm Tim Shedw! rbc IO$IIc or reoianadon ror VIce Pr...dtnl DiaMa Ocmak came Mp an«r 1 scrla or ..ry ntptlve cvaluarlont from a nwnllor or SA offldab and dlr<eton Immediately aadtr her o:onlrol. Dtrhak, howrvtr, h.. refuocd lbc JIIU <SIIon, ciAltniiiJ lhll ascnrlally poor communication• prompted lhe lnlr11""· In an October mtrno. ll<mmlna from complalnu r<Jirdlna lhc VIce Pralden1'1 rmurc, Sheehan <Aplalncd tilt ntuttlry or ••lluallna lhe rdallon1hlpo between Dmllk &nd her dirCCIOII (Siudenl Afraln, Student OrPIIfuiliom, Aadftnlc Affairs and E>Uanal Atralrs.) In addition to aakliiJ for a peruul or the shuallon. lhe memo requeued comment•. airk:isnu and suuudont. At that """" rime, Dtthak wu uked to comment on her rappen wnh the dlr<Ciorl and lhe IU<CCI6 of lbat rdalloc>blp in tctnu or PfO(rulonaJaccompJbhmtnll. Sheehan. "ho ..Jd he did 1101 IOI>b IO publicly evah.wethe V"u Pruidenr. o:ommm1ed lhll If rniJ!Wion b diiCuucd '"ith a llC110n. "I he racu arc o(>.Jousi.Yavaiillble." He added thll the dccblon 10 10 or uay I> bliCd upon whether the pnson beli<>tl lhe can "conrlnue 10 runetJon slnoe othm have laid lht depanurc i> in the belt Jn1ere111 of lbC six·- ~IUcnd . "Tbcn •e !Chedul<d m«<lap " "h 1\Un, Oionna. tho dtrectors and m)'SC'tr, and 1,..t« '"a row O.&Ma d1dn•t show up." ht arl)lcd. As to rh< future or SA. Ottbal &&)> sht,. dcstrnWl<CI to .uy, "hit< Sh«<ww araua 1hal her duaks wiU ha\t to be thanJcd. "tf IOIIIC'ODC rUWO IO rGI&ft, W OP!Wc:tltl) (ffi> ~can sull oraanlution. •• Dcrbok, ho..,evrr, araue1 that lh< time 1pent to orlena another penon 10 the pO•hion could be: used Clon•tructlvcly I( shr sray$. "I think we can put ulde wha1 hU happrnod and go on ahead," lhe aald. "T·hal would be more productlvt than lhil period or turmoil ... As an el«ted ornclal. rhe SA Vice Pr..ident cannor bt rornoved whhoul 1 o:ompllctted mirs or recall procedure• lhrouah the Scntte. Nathan, ~ono laid talk or rulant clon wu dlr<e~Jy reltJtllip th< dirtctora' evalullloru-bued on other cvenu rhrounm the $<ttlutrr-malntalnod lhll rh< dliCIIUion wu Informal. "to wu uplalned to Dianna that 1 problem ubJJ and told based upon rhue tlllliJI ...1101 do you think obout rn~&nln,?" lndcpcndml I!( any reporu, SA mtrnben told 771• Sp«uum thb wmcsttr that "ft,.,.,,_,. .. .•, llttttk "'' 411" IMJ' ul'de .,,,, r.•~ While the dlr«lon a<nrrally <ired a lack o f coordlna~on and IUidancc from the Vice Pr..idtnl--wmmlnlon<d 10 ovmec th< aroup-1omr •pceif~<~ were voiord. One dlrt<lor uid an SA Awarenus Day was can«Ued becatl>< ol 1100r odmlnlmatlve plannlna by Dcrblk. 1\a:ordtnJ to Nathan. dutlna. an "ullcmdy ltt<ti<" t\OO 1o throe "«k P<Jiod. the VIce Prcoldent failed to show up at tht Talbtrl Hall om. _ Bur olhtn In SA maintain that tauina blame on on< pn10n II dlrOcult . "You can'r blame one person," a arudcllr aovernmml member laid. " Some: roles stUI have to be redoOned. Error hu 10 be allared." A«otdlnt to Dtthak, milCh of the cll101 bas spir.Ued from eommunlc.~lont. thll little definition ""U function. bu1 i1 h. my ro.ponsibJluy 10 make surr thlnp '"' don• more eH<e~i•'tly llt!lll lha< paR month!." Na1han commauC'd that 1000" uno umc: for probaaion:· Malnrainlna lhat tbt trial period could 10 intn Janu!lly. h< said. ''Jf SOtnf'QOe Wal 001 an ~ffidtnl Gdfl\lniJinllOIIO bc:-Jin wi1h. thtn how o r why u.o she turn 1n10 an~ af1~ bdng nsktd- , 1o;csign, ~ n\onlhsln a ~1t1on h tons c:noush 10 "-uow and , rcknow your miSlaka:• 1-tc: added, ho~'C'\CT, thzn her "Ofk on the H;u-ripn Mc:mo Commhcee-U succc)sful-may provt positiVe. But Dc-rhaL insisls that lht- orpnb:adon could mrn vound. Despite internal difficult~C>, >he ..id th<r ••n be rorr«:~td , She ftoced thac her rnnno to Shrc:ha.n contaiMd ~t~ rdOILltions. &cause of lh• di<co<d. all>&r«:thar SA u noc able tofexu> llrmly on ~emal t'Vf'ftU. amichtl~ in1ema1 lnuiaue. ·• t 1hink. our hands an: tied." s;ud NllhOA. "II o< •cry dtffocuto to • ork on outskk ~ain unul people 10adc: a.rc COJ'Itan and f«< ronfidtru." friday Vol. 31, No. M ISUNY at luffalo/21 November 1110 dl o - IIM ... ... Utlt- 11}1 ...,.,..o41l'll""n - OOIIY por - Berrigan predicts bleak future Anti·war aedvis1 Fllha Otnld llmlltn lold I UB crowd Wed~ tbll the Jrtll world power• .,. on a suicide: run ill th.U race for oudcar 111111. The 10n.spoken orator enttrtainod a capacity orowd In Squl~ Hall'• Hau Lounae. Bcrrialn. jailed once ln 19'1'0, bcJan uplainina thll he " raclna "heavy characs" llemml"' from an act o r civil dlaobcdlenee lur Scpttrnber 9. He and ....., frlendt enttred a Oencrll lil«trlc Factory Uld destroyed two nuclear warhtt d uscmbllet. " We aoc In and dcotroycd two of the hideous aonw~n~ thlnp," Berriaan qulctly rq>oned. " Each of w went in~ • ltllall bln\IMf and bell the bell OUI of them. We- r<jolcc thai Ihey will never land 011 aoy dolldren." Tb• •ianl~ or the act, 8crrialn G'QIIalntd , Is rell<ettd by a quotllion""from the Bible. "Tbc Idea or Amoo and latlah . bcltlna a"''ld> inlo plo"""am b symbolk," he laid. II 'a wlnJ violence to"~ lliolcM tblnp." a.m,ar. upce11 punbhment . " Wellruck a nerve. They WttC no< amuted,.. ht said, addlna thll rhc authorities an pu11ul"' prosct'\ltlon earnestly. Berr~ w~nl on 10 paint a aloomy pletu~ for lht upcomlna thcades. He cites u chid cooc:c:nu. tiiC ln\Ottled priorities of proptrty and hiiiiWI Uva. and tiiC aoctltnlllq rarma. race betthe 1\llltf po-.. He fctls llltt io the .,... of world letodcn-AIIlorbo laoden' In penlallar-4tum&D u- ..... '*-e IIIOR upoodabk tad floc:tories .....t. fMcloota. be uplalatd, b 1M.._ proiKOIIIoa ......, ll 1M tiPt 'llltlo broke . . 1M a-.1 £locuic Plaat.' P<Oduccd briliJI 111 dol<f 10 a nudHr war. ''AIIrhelt'MI powcn are on a aulddr run," "Wbll can we do abollt it?" rt<IJ IIIII Pmt..on l tllc:raiJ fall 10 Itt the tonntetlon betwct~~ lhdr dcclslocl• and mtp~ht tlac.,hcre. "Tbcy art alupwalk<n In broad d~laht," he Mdly noted. "Sleepwalkers witll 1 horrible po"er." To 1his md. Berrltan and hb l'riend1 broke Into the "amodtlalto~ ft.etory." "We dramatlled In a brier opilode of chaot What their whole life Is abour," he txplalned. He eontlnuod: " If a aeneral, In a 1potlcn tailored silk tult, uneons<iolll of the COM<QUtllttl of Whll h< dOCS-SUpPOJ< ht t111Cks thiOIIJh human blood on the way to wotk. Perhaps roc tht flrat tim< in hb aenoddal llrr h• relllm what ~ hu don<. s~~ cvt<)'lhlftl around him b a mime of Hlfoslllma. 'Thttl "'' hl"f 1 •maD ~ of tbc trgth aettlna lhroUJh." Ho pointed to tht "~"'·to the foctories that blllld them, and to the le6dcn tbal order than. and called t.htm ln1wlJ 10 ""' bcl!u ud lnttUiatfttt, H• <*lied authority l.ruanky. uslftl the two temu u l)'DOII)'I'M. "The bomb [& I prime example of lnStlnlty. Not only b II a ml•we or the earth. h is • death wish," "' prodtlm.d. lkrrlatn hinted thll the world i1 In lbc WOIR lllapc It's~ been In slnct Noah and the Alt. ••w o can onb have • world that,... ean r-&ac alltt we ru. this ont," M u~t~ttd. A'llcr tho lte\11~. the aoorl fltbtr us-.<1 qllllllotu ror lO llllnuta. A youna INID IIUIOIIItlled, "I vou I loll- ill tht Scwlet IJIIIY. •• ~ 1IIIOace filled t.ht he laid. IIOtrt,an ~ M oa him. 'I ~ lllis _ , . led l bow how 1M St~Yitu ... Thl7 lllat tloat . ..... - ... - · .... IM1 ... """""" ,.,. lt... 'I'M ror.. &Mot ~ ooted mo. ' 'tboft b ItO . . . . . . . . . . .. 1M SoYht Unloa. Ht -.loS - locbcl .. "' 1M ~ , _ u all aaresaw ~." atu111t of til'-• lie are•«~ tha t . .. .... WOllkiiiOt ~ " l.f - - '" All 1M SJIIHI •"'*• •te on e $WCJtlt nm.. mWI be readY for war. ICIIDIIOI J1111P011 ~cause bceluse tbcre b no Fttlltr ...._ in the Sovid Uoion," he said. "TI>eft io DO wm- Ia •hal WC: I n talki.. . . . .. .. ............... Bcnipn, &Del qoic.kly moved oa to 1pcU aboul Akxlllda Sol ~buluya . Buri an uid. for ~. "Tbt .,_. . crime was tht bladloul or the ra1 woc1c1 lA tht Scm<~ UDioa for ao . . .,. )'till or IQ11ire." Aoolbcr •ptCtator tbeD uttd wily 8errillll bad~ tht ex.scwi<t orr-, - · )011 rtfulirl& to coauncnt 011 "'hll he had nld . Berrlcan countered . .. , cbdn'1 dismi~ hlm at aU," and movtd on . lknipn ..... jailed "' 19'10• ......u.a ,...0 )'till for burin& folc:s from I dno.fl OffO« In 0 suburb or Ballimotc. He JIOupcd tht dcofl files tht oud<at _ .,, q <ther• satins tiW "such property bu no riabt to exist. h oboollcl - be oo the laDdtape of human tldst.a>c<. Drall fila an buncJna !lcmca....,.b.......,.. Warba.wcoftbe soulllld truth b tho 11m c.uaky. �~ Sub Board creates new ~ ! way to get activity space l ~ ~ Sub Boord I p vc ill blaslna Macula)' to lbc 0..-0ompw Pllblicatioas Stall!$ Boord (OC'PSB). a body clal..,..s to pve c:ampw ocwopapcn tbc 6 reqWred ..affilladon'' roc Uolwnky- while~ anyOOGIXClioas j <oith student J(MI1UDalt or the UlliYenltJ iudr. Wba.t tile OCPS8 cSocs i.n dlecs iJ creae a third Ol'(.ioo ror • ooa·fwdal ~ OOWIPliPG" applyinc roc activity-· Now, INI...S or ~«tilla audeot ~ N ,;: Un1Ya1ity, r~. &a iodqleodtsll publicatioa co become affolialed ..uJI tbe OCSPB. Sub Boord e-ucive Direetoc Dennis llla<:t noled at Mooc~ay's .....W.. tbal requiremal1s roc activtily __...,pi!Ace witb Uoiv<nity rules and ~ llliCbao&cd ..ulllbc OCPBS, ~- boltd'scblntt spedlkally AJStballbcOCPSBis 1101 iolmdod IOY<nlmeot mx>CI'itioa OC to be a casorin& asent or arbitndoa paDd, but u Sludenl AJsoclotion Till' - - ... ___ • ~--~-_:.-.__.-, (SA) Treuuru AID Nalban <lq)iaiDCIII, a "rubber sump .. 011 the ~·- ... ~ .. ··-~ --~....UniYU1ity'• dasslf~<&~ion ror · - - . - " " _ , - . ~. • o... - Tile moothty seuiOCI or lbc student ICtYiocs OOCJ)Onllioo almost c:olirdY ,.,...._ .. ....._, dealt with campw publications, U QUCStJocu cooCCRina llle IJmovatiliC ~... &lllltaai audit~ Blado: rapoadod tlw. T/v ~IVIII'J fUWIOCS wert of Publlcalloas Boord aod Tlv Olrmtt - • raised In addltioa to tbe OC'PSB. no iDuftst to the OCPSB, 1M the Boord ..u solely COCISlruCied to deal Accorcliq to Black, the OC'PSB ..u created to r~ Sub Boord of... with qtatioou of Uai~IY · nlllilla problem thai bu bocn COIIIIQ& bt.c:k to us for tbe pu.tllree ,....._~•. , SA I'Tcsickat Tlarsbeeba.o, happy that Sub Boord opprovcd tbc OCPSB Tbit problem, "• saki, is to auarantec ror tbe student without dlssentioo, -llad tllat students effcal'ldy dealt wltll 1M luue press-specilicaUy Tht Sp«trvm- whlch has auumed financial • wkllout illvolvina lbc administration. " I felt that it wu riabt thlll 1 independmee frocn a student sroup. mpona'bllity bl:e this be bdd by studenb and 1101 be placed In a University llequ~t Til• ~rvm Is eu"ently the only student IICVI1papcr not to board." be <;XPiaillcd, it recrive SA or Sub Boord rundins. OCPSB only pcnllns to it. In otller-~. Sub Boord 1101ed to ro"" a commluecto lnvestlpte a " We need it (the OCPS.B) to flll the pp between what the University dccisloo made by tile Innovative Publications Board. Tbla committee will (the. recosnius, what SA recoanlzel and what Sub Board recosnlus," Nathan lool< as wby the Board decided not to fund A Roo111 of 011r OIWI-1 betw~ explllned after tho meerlna. Membership on the Board will consist or proposed Womm'a Stu~ Collqe publication. Sevttal mrmbers or WSC to fiR the repreoentouves rrom each student tu«illlbn, and Black •aid the claimed lliat it sbould oriaioally hove received rundlns, and because it dld the University will oblde by all decisions of the OCPSB. not, tbf)l sbould receive an aDounent from the Board's rernainlna $700. · Several questions eoncemins accesr to TIN $p«trum 'sl1nanclal records At the md or Monday's meetina, R01enf<ld asked SA Attorney Richard were' raised by Sub Board representatives Alan RoKnfeld and Aili• Uppcs if Sub Board could be beld liablo for any lawsuit over the Finketpte whgt Mcdi1e- The OC'PS8 requires oil offiliated pubUcatlons to provide article la Tht OlTTmt. Uppcs said that beeaUij' tho paper receives Sub "cuncnt .. reoo<ds to proper oourcH, and was told it could be Board fundin1. it is in a unique sit. - . , that hu not beee dnermlncd In 8odrd 1 c-..- • _.,Ow 'We need QCPSB) gop M- what Univenity recognizes, what SA recognizes and Sub recogntzlr.'-· construed to mean " any" ruorch if necessary. the couru. Ualqoe •ll. .tioa Rostnfdd, matin& a rorerence to tho third inSI.allmenl of tho Flnkdpto · strits printed in 17tt Curmot Tues<l&y. wanted to know ;r tho OCPSB htll the riabt to lnvallallo Tlv Sp«tnurr's apedl1< lnvoic:a roc odvcrtisers, .. rdlevina itself of responsibility for the anlde's IIX'U5&1ions, means nothlnJ. Sub Boord then voted to have all fundinJ refer<1>0tS dd<ied (rom Tht .' . Ho did oole, however, that The Currrnt'• disclaJmer above the article, Currmt's masthead, and to sec how it can .. further insullle.. ltsclf from a lawsuit Wti&l.cd against the paper. - ~ a problem riding campus buses? -+tave a suivestion or complaint?? -Are you aware of the fi~ hazards · - within the Ellico" Complex and the Academic Spine?? ~Having -SA Treasurer Alan Nathan Academic ~om debated. Meet with the: ~t!.!dent Affairs Committee Implementing change! ·--...~~~-_,. Laumo Shapiro told tbe commlttoe that sbe is plannina to circulate teadler cocnplllnt rornuto studenu, wtolch drew the praise or many Executive Committee member$. Arter doboole, the Commlt.t ee decided thai ~ should 110 back 10 1\b IJOUP and work on two rronll-l&lherina data to ueertain the eJtttnl of the problem and draw up some kind of code of tthics . .. A thcoret.lcal• framewtlfk Is a fruilrul place to beJin, .. Social Sclenc:a Seoator Neil Murray COtSCiudcd. Hbtory MJodate Professor Noman Bater followed Duryea aDd related his orroru 011 the Athletics Committee. Admi\tlQ& confusion oo Wh8t hi• lurildlalon and . , . _ ..,...; Balter said tbey wac .,._trlllinaOCt""'"areu. fin(, bellld it wub>'i"' to it~~- tbe '~ or Recrel6oo, Athletics and RoWcd Wuuc:tloe-(RAill). His tffons WCl4lld be affected, be Ald. by Division or Undapaduate Education (()UE) Dean Jphn Perldotto's plan to liPPt)iJI< an out.side taH: (oroe to study tbe RAIU MEETIN'G DEC. 2nd at 3:30pm Talber-t Senate Chambers or call 636-2950 . WE' LL SEE YOU THERE! \.:~ES IN JUDAIC STUD~S 1981 , •'o ~ tiDS 208 CHASSIDIC PHILOsoPlfY WJ'iet Ia lraf)beleh?, What -the Splt#MII WorlfH? What II t,. -nj,g ol the namea ol (kl1end H ie lllyatlc.l At-· tribute~? The orrlar of Creation? • A GtNt Couru. No beclrfiiDUnd requited, TIHira. 7• 10 pm, Clemens 17, Rebbl Gwety, Reg. No. 421430. JDS 254 RASHr S COMMENTARY Ra/11Ia rtre CIIUIAI npiMitlon ol the "$/mple"lrtel o1 lfiNning fn the 8/tlle. But he fa not etwaya 10 It~. t,..depth atlldy & compariaon wi th Ol.ll« greet comtelorl. Jlon. Wed. 1 • 2:30 pm, Pertrer 225. Rabbi Gt'Hflberg, Reg. lo(o. 421407. JDS 218 THE HOLOCAUST a JEWISH,LAW &.-liluelloM ol Hfe and dHth Clhl/lenfled the f/1_. PN!I ol J-1111 le,. Ho" did '"dltfonef .,_lnderds reapond 10 qw~ of Iewin CUM of e~tt1a-Ofrlinaty ' " " "· A fnclnatl"f coutM. Tuea-Thull. 1 · 2:30 pm, Partrer • 225, IWJbl GtNnberg, Ref. No. 421312. JD8 2A ETHICAL SYIItiOUSM IN THE TORAK- iOtnii AlrliH/eplh loollat lrey 8Jbltc.l ltoriN: MIII /I on? WtraJ dol/lef .-n?Horrflo,... 8101/c'al aymllo/a rMte to DUf dey-(o.day life. Ilion. Wed. P1rtrer 1311, Dr. PIIPfl, R~. No. ..2131& ___ 110 Tl!llt:elodol--llwra,.l .._ - . ._ . . :_ : : ., ........oooOIJ_a..- -~~. Rdtutina from tbe drama of a full Facult)l Senoio Oeneral Edllcation mecti_na the day before, a tired Foculty Senate Sl!ecutive Committee nnlshed r.ome old busin= WedAeld&Jallemoon,•fiSienin& to Cot11J11illee reports, and avoid1J18 a GencnoJ Education dloc:usaion . HiJber Educatioo Ollirperoon Edwin Duryea pmerued his ropon on academic: freedom and rcspoosltrili&y, • -•':serious and sensitive" topk. IU 1he C0111111ittee c:hairmaio, Duryea coiiccdecl he was cocnlnJ IP d)e Eacutive c-miuee. ror its help bo providbta JOmt__~ ror !be lf'OUP· Duryea c:xplaiAed lllat he had some [)qJartma,t profeaorial """"- to ·~ to questiocls dcalina with throe related anu-llk lfadiAa pno::dc:a, their ..... attendanc:o ad after-lloUn IYIIilabiliey. '"ll'ta very diffoaall area 10 act on top of," Duryea edMitlbll to lbc iatCICS\Od Committee. Many 0C1 tho .Ex-caot~ve Boord wac c:c>riCa1lcd about undue JMiblk:ily Secood, Balta illtoncd thai Pll)'lical Eduaotion 011 the llllttcr, ~ &IIIOfiiSI themodVCI if the clisaosliocl lllould be on lbc r.-d to tho eampus Aooodale Prorc:uor Carolyn Thomas bad written a popcr. Afraid or "Midi hllliiS;.. .1beJ ........,., thai tho kuato tbe Ua1Ya1ity dacribina ~)I belween lbc isme wu comroVenial ICid has led In lbc paa to .,....• and WOCDOIIS' llblclic: ~............... with stroac fedinp clispla}'Cd by both . Tbitd, Bater said lbc commiltoe ta11tiQ& about aida. wlletJic. U B should swilch from Ute AlA W COflference ,.. Ekalti\'e Comllliltee ~ 00 w11ctliCf lbc to a MWiy· formod NCAA.o.pniZiiloft roc women'• Dur)<a conunrnce sbould -sllift its roeus away r,_ spocu. Tile da:Woo would have to be lllll>CMIJited in -pidc81 data Jlllberios ICid iatn a lhaJrctlcal - c h January. for priDelples and • code or ethics... Om ina evlcleaee Frocn Bater's ._u, the: Ex«utiw! COmmittee Ia lbc ablalae or any..,_,.. docs )'011 no ..,od, .. Haltb laondlcd Into a dixusaioot "" the feasibilily of Scienc<s-Senaaor Bamarallo•dlbnlliofcd. callina ror clluclna 01vit1onJ from Ill iolto dlbcs Division 1 oi II some<lhi<alcode. l b t - futon. BalterMMIP<dthecducalioo·lDinded Dwyca cle [ODded the <;ommiU«'s wort, Comnlillee lbal bec:a- or the: many COCDfllcltitlcs io maiM.IIn!Qa i.. laleotlon wu .. ooly 10 lest ihe eb&Q&ina Di.WOOs '"ware- ""en.taltlna In those tams, .. ..-Men-." He added, " We wanted to - If the dlta aists bil:aoe if lbcre is no data at this level, theft Edi>C&IioGal Opportunity Center Fl<lllty Senator Jllreiy wll be none at the more sipifant lcvda." • 0ary Earl Roas prev.._ his Dotcmber commmu to Maay ~ators then bepD to rdato PI" the fodJ Salatc, prcsetldJII bb prepared OD perf..,_ that their teadllna !'Oifaaucs bad tbepcot~t-· d.....,.,.,_ "Many have done thinas that I rrantly Explaja/111 that It wu ..,..neaed with Jhe UoiYa1ity, ,....,._,, Secretary Gerald JUslna -cd. Dulyoa SOld Rooo _,..,., lbal' " 'ft c:oo llqp )'OU and )'OU'UD bdp 111• clootd hearin&~ could be a ~lit~ to allow us." c.JUna roc more recotJ~Iiion by tile Unlverslty ~~ ~ owlet to air &riev&lltet &riO ~-«<llcaa IIICI tl!e F~y Senate, Roas noteillbatthe professors and -lido"' a1 lhe doWntown aurrllo ~miafot ScUdeot AsoocHI1on Dir«tor or I\C&llernlcc Affain req.- a tenurt track sometime In the future. o.r-r-. m '"* stat- �Floss resigns over 'politjcal 'flop br K11tt Relllft!kraer $p«tflllff SID/f Wnif'f The pusaar of a conuovu.si•l amtndmcnl conct'rnina the inccrprttation or "panian, ckctoraJ, polil!cnl atidvhi<>" ha> cosc che Oroduace Scud<nl AS1;oc:latlon (OSA) one or its executive ornoers. OSA VI<% Pt.,ident for External Affairs Fred floss declared his rtSi&nalioo 10 G surprised tuditocc immedlatt.ly aft_tr the amendmcnJ vote was announced, ayina th111 he could not suppon the aro<Jp's decilK>n. Floss stron&ly objtcted co lhe amendmcnc dtulo\t eatly diS<US»>o •• OSA 's Nomnber mea ina, TUesday """'· Flou . when ronta.tttd a rtu th< m~ log. &aid only that he had rulan«f fO< "pmocW reasons." The GSA <On>tilulloo. in occordan« wilh SUle auidelillesse~ by lhe SUNY 8oMd orTrwucs, COAialns a clause which prohibits student rundlna or *"Y "portlson, electoral, polici<al ~ctlvhies or ieclarion rr::llaious activities. '' The campalans." R-h<vskJ. SASU Meeting Nov. 2.1 12 Noon xtnowlcda< lhqs !ilce this." SotM ,_,bets OlllWeued concmo that the propoocd a.ro.endment would require GSA ro fuod aafvhie:s sponcored by such aroups as the Ku Kha Klan and neo· Nazi orpnizlttlonJ. One S.Oator pointed out that court caies )lave said n1>1hin1 about what GSA can and canno&o.fund . u we are OSA and we can discdminatc," sh.< dcclared. An older student, who .aid the was at htr rim CSA meeting, wu "apalled" by what she pcroei>ed 1.1 • doscd'1T!iAd..actl1ude atnona "''hal ,.... supposed 10 be an open 8T~.P or aradtwe stlldcnu. " Are ~ )W:I ~. Haas Lounge We're dep e nding o n y ou makina• ruJ.e. or ammdlnaaconsittnion!" Jihe asked, UNCOLN PARK Malbemotlcs l><part~l &o111or At.n Stoul ....ned !lw ''lhcrt Is a llistory or .....". not bctna Condcd" on arounds \hat !bey tni&hl be political and I~ a .suona e>~ccuclve oommittee can rither fO<tt tl\toup or bloclt any proposal it wants. Thus, he conclud<d' thac \he amendment broadens- no! rest ric.u-OSA optiOI15. MOTEl "Your Key To c.omtot1" 10 o;. DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD conlrovtrsial am<ndm<nt-submllt<d by Senotor Jora< Ropchevs ky-de~ lhii runher to. apply "only 10 persons or o raaniution.s in"'olved in. electoral M<ordina to lhll , ..... haft IO lhi> would flllfiU the 0\loer boslo... GSA Administrative VI« President Melissa Ann S~m<r lmmediac<ly dilpwed StouL. addina sbe hod iD!r'Oduccd llle same ammd.mml 1asa year, but ..,., wilh~ew" it bccwse it '""'uldn'1 hdp clarify otiainal intent or lbe Board or Trut\«:$' auldtlines. . an)thiJiil, ltu~cad , R~cvsky at&ucd, lbc orpnlutloo had anterpre:t(d ''partisan .. as mean.ina ...OnC"-Ddcd." He: added in several as<$ i ~>oi.U.t OSA funding lAst year Ihat "Lhe quwion o f one-sided depends on wh:s.1 side you're standina.'' Roaochev>ky cited the denial af fundlna for Third World Week la11 year. H< explained 1h01 .tne< US ompcrlallsrn In che third world wos co be the m~or roplt, the atth·hy-..u labeled ooe..s:ided, and thrrefo,~ political ,.hlch pcohit>lted rundina. Roaachevsl>' \ttmed ic "Jelrddeatin&" for GSA to resulct ou<tf any mo<< ely than olr~y don<.., by the Boaul or Trust«S. Floss detailed hL' obj«tions to tht aii1CI>dllll!llt, c' laininz 1ha1 he l"OntuJted Sub Boatd Anorne-y Rtchord l op!>Q ,.ho agreed thil onythin& opoclrtc put in lht GSA constitution binds its ruture ac1ions and opcm the urganiz,uion to 'he PQS!libilicy or I C:oun c.ast fro m any pcrwn or group takln& Luue wnh th< ,....a IM&UIIgt . Fl0:\1 11raucd tunhcr 1ha1 ah~ vague GSA gujdrllnts .allow it more OWbUity in 1!.\lng discr~ion ror mautu. of rundinJ. Radlnll As an o.wnple. floss oiled the O<tober appearance at UB of Vke Presidential candldate Patritl< lu~. F1ou explllined that Lucey <auld be brouahi ~ ...;,h mondocory S\udcnl fees b<ause othtf Vic< Presidential ca.ndidacts wert a&Uo invited, but declined. Roaath<v!ky ob)ttted to lhe vague wordin8 In lh< copstitudon • .aylng ttlat the recent na1ionlll tlt(..'tioos •how th•t J>OlilicaJ vieW> ar< bccomin11 polarized and 785 Ni~g•r• Fall• Boule• ard Arthet"~ Ne-w YOf'lt. • J ""'nuln from the ~in Sl~ C.."''MM"l • OSA Studmt Af!ain Vice Presidcl>t Auk Mcdl&e declared her suppon r.. lhc amendment because, in the post, the WO<d "partisan" lw stopped what she eonsider5 to be: imponant n-enn. suth as Palestinian Ooy and Third World Week, Finally. che queulon was called and .the amendment pa>~ 21-12-7, BKecUtlve Commillce memben MediA< and GSA President Howard Bmneu voted f01 \he proposal and Sl•urr. Ao» and T~urer Michael CennataZU> VO<ed .....,... h. In other busln .... Bcnn"'' told !he aroup that cht .. ~inistndon aJ .. ~y sauithr to tht M"td fOJ a coosidcrable rai<c in stipnods." He announc:cd !hal Universily Prcoodtnl Robcn L. Ketter lw roqlltSled State otrK~a~s incrc&K IOta! stipend money, ond rois< the muimum uipend ~e:~linJ . Hr added that thtrc v.1U ·$2.19 bt ..suona ftelin&t" to lncrt:a.SC" the mi.nimum as wdl. Benneu ujd the uruvcrshy will recieve input fro ro a G AI T A Con!uhacive Contmiuee. Medigo said !hac SUNY /Stony Brook imthuocd • policy whi<h errccoivcly "limits the loto.l number or a fu.ll pla\t<r or 20 winas to Jllarc for courses which T A '• and O A 'scan take without pa)'Ull tultiOA." Ho~Acvu. ror • hair planer of 10 wings co Jharc Ml'di&r W d Graduate Dun ::-'1. n,r:;--~1~::--:- ~r;:;.: '.I II I - ,.J..<I f · And,.,. Holt had rea»urcd hn lha.t UB'• financial outlook is >trona tnOuJ)o \hat he does not <><peeS •uch a resuic:tion necas~~y hue. Funhatnorr, shr e-'(plOJtned that if thinas rc:ac.h~ lhau poim, the: UnivetJU)' ¥toOUki :J.....t-: Medii< also said !1111 !he ptopo!cd Child C'ate Feasibility Study has been referred to an ad hoc board or directors, Which wlll begin an Intense adverti.Jina campa.i.an next wt(k to nnd o. coordinator who w£11 e.r'~ 4tl implemen.tatio n reporL ..)- :.._:: ._ ._ _::.....:......:___ __: ~ PiZZ2 P<arloor& Spaghetti House rrrst rnQ"ie to C'Jiminatr aummn school tu1tion ~a1vet3o. 7420 TraDBit Rd. Amherst · 6334500 BEER e WINE e COCKTAILS back to lht bc:WtT~ Metheny can~e'ls show O>alk il up as one or 6fe's mlliY di>appobiun<OJS. The ,., sbo•• of Pc' M<lhcnft 80/11 tour ocheduled fO< this J>1.11 Wednesday-• concdled doc: to an inner Clll infection oa lbe pan of lbe auiwitl. "lean bate\)' beat' Oil( ofmyldt car OJ>d I have limited hearinc in my ripe ear," Metheny dctaiJed rrom hi> rooco otlhe Lord Amherst H(l(d. "I \tied ptayin& riaht Up uotD the t!me O( l.ht r11>1 sbowbut l couldn'l &<Ill to kick in. I reall'y feel bad: I don'l like co "*'>Cd a sbow and dbappolnt people who wtr< expcctlns to hear somt music. Unlverslcy Union Activities Board (UUAB). who sponsored the •howt, will abliOro the various production cosu 1ucb as ><>und, liahllna, and advati.sl.n&. " I'm very disappointed," ornrmcd UUAB Divilion Director Lisa Jtappapon, " h was a pOtential sell out/' . .... Mr:thcny cancelled 1 show II the Berlin Jazz Fcsuvallasl year because of a Dmilor 1ru>tt car infection. He J>OSil>OIICII a show at Hofstra Uoi"<TTily "" November 1 also "" accoum or Ulnas. Ooc periOD wbo mer Mah<ny blcltaaae foiJowlna JUs appcanx><:e II Brockport Sute ,..., ....,ks qo noted 'th&llbc pitorist wa.ssufferin& from the Ou. Bill ~""' still nn (O< M<lhmy wt>o toun U mondu out or lhe year. Ahbouah ic'• not possibk to resdleduk lbc 80/ 11 sbows. UUAB has plans 10 brtna lbc revamped Pat Metheny Otoup co Buffalo in lbc Sprina. The ,..... lioc-up-bassist Sieve Rodby replllcln1 Mark f.clln, OJ>d lhe addition of noled pm:UJSionist Nana VasconceiOJ-onU commence loutlna ro)lowlna the r<ie&K of Group's nut reconlin April 1981. lbe FRIDAYS a nd Draft Beer 50~ SATU~DAYS 1 p.m.· 9 p.m. Well Drinks 1.00 Wine 1.00 Mu nchies Free . What 's better t han happy h ou r at P.J . Bo ltorrt$? HAPPY DAYS ! EV0V Friday and Saturday che HAPPY DAY at P.J. Bouoms begins "at 1 p.m. and goes Hll 9 p.fTl. at night. So If you're looking for HAPPY DAYS. s lop by P.J. Bol1oms P. .J. BOTTOMS FOOD- BOOZE- BODDIE ..,. _ . . __.. ............... waN rlallt . - - I re• IJ.J•.U'7e u.s. -· �editori· a l ! 1 ~ i~: The time has come .---- -- -A letter from The Editor---r-----.1 Infernal 1urmoll In any otganlzallon Ia always unfonunate. Nol only does It dl81urb and Impede lhe normal pace of events, II may For all that article dQes say, It does not explain also form chasms between groups and Impose some harsh Very, very rarely will The Spectrum use the realllles on lhe key pla)'e!S. apace It devotes to the University for a lengthy many of the facls. II dOes not explain lhat since ;:; The Sp~~etrum Is In no poslllon 10 play jury lor the personnel lhe "Finkelgala" slorles, The Speorrum has mesnge of Its own. The call lot those exc_!!pllons f< problems SA Is currently experfei1Cing. Tl>ete ate allegaUons and must signal th1t lhe mailer discussed is literally beeo hounded by a number of students counter·allegatlons a nd ve ry lew people-certainly no lmportanl enough lot us 10 wanl to give special demanding access 10 lis buslnasa reca<ds. 11 - oulaldela-ara In a poslllon 10 decide verdicts.. does nol explain thai. when SA Senatot Seth auentlon to h. Our only concern Is seeing that SA contloues to tunctlon as an In recent - s, there have been a,number of Michael Perlmutter requesled lnfa<matlon, t,e active and forceful alude<lt organlz&tlon1 Undoubtedly. as pointed alfe_oallons concerning former personnel ary<~ submllted one sen1enco saying -Imply lhat he out by Traasuret Alan Nathan. llttfe energy can be focused on practices of thl s newllflaper. Editors from as far wanted the records, nor does It point oul ttoat ex1ema1 problems when there are struggles wit.hln. beck as 1972 have been dragged (lhelr when fold he could rsad our Charter and By-Laws, For the past three monlhs, SA has nol been as active, as personal relalionshlps Included) and Incidents he declined. The Mme was largely lrue lor wldeapreed aa many In Uila University would have liked 10 see. wh lc~ occured when many ol the present staff Current edllor Matt Luba. President Tim Sheehan said afler lha mandalory lee referendum Bul the Issue Is not even lhe molley facts of was atlll in high school have hlghllghlod tho lhat energlea co.uld now be focused toward olher evenla and 1he story. What Is lmponant Ia the question of pages of ot her on·campua Journals, priori Ilea could be . Pllthe!t He added l/lal ftlere would be ~ The nrat concern lll.dlscrstlon and Journallslfc rlgllts- human and ' legal. AI what . polnl do bfalnSiormlng session lo delermlne goal& and the mMna towarc lntegrlly. Prlnllng 1'scandals" or even alleged allegallons and unsubstantiated facts slop lhem and SA would come Info January-anC lh8 _.econd acal>dals is not lnherenlfy wrong but publicizing gelling printed? (The ANC ri!JIIIted a llmltJ Afl&r semeeler-wllh a " bang." those In 'lhe baSis ol Ohe Of a few person's how much abuse does the Integrity of any Aa P~aeklenl, Sheehan Is ulllmataly resPQ(lsfbll! for &eelng lhal undocumenled all egaIlona 18 unjust 10 all parties otganlzatlon stop being altacked? After wflat, SA funcllons p a suong organlz.a llon. He acted onl)' correclly Involved. Yes, It Is more fun to read than General will other groups or people atop frying lo gain when he undet1ook a reslructurlng of tha otganiUIIon after Internal Educati on or morale woes In Universlly legitimacy by attarnpljng to draw some deep dark evaluations and di scussions proved tllere ll(fre problems. SA Is dePitlments, bul the ewerall mer II of It shoUld be aecrela from a group thai has already won l~at enletlalnlng a number of raforma, bul the most slgnltlcant. queslfon8d. recognition? , concerns the '¥ice Presldenllal poalll6t\. • Generally what lhe articles, wrlnen by Michael The lacl Is lhat very few basic rlghts and Thai posl. though nebulously defined In the SA ConsliiUIIon, has Stephen Levinson under lhe alla.s of Oliver C. vlnually no courtesies a~ being alforded.IJ>is eerteln charges. It's most lmportanl resppnsibllitles Include Kelr, didn't spell out 10 slearty was that lhe papor. and most likely after "Finkolgate" crl,s "motivating" and guiding the various aludent dlreclors, acllng as subject concerns lhe peaJ ,.j~ dld nol also explain down, some olher controversy will be stirred. I I he Presldenl's representalive when appointed and taking a load In that tor all of tho' alfeged .corwptlon, there have Thla message Is not lnlended 10 do anything the Assembly. been annuaj audfls by external firms r&sponslbte panlcular except era~ some double lhat may As lor lhe basic funcllon. the VIce President ref1)alns second In to strict local and State laws, as well as an have arisen lrom I he " Finlr.elgale" series and I he command In the SA hierarchy and aubjecl to belnQ)Jrsl should lnveslfgatfon by S~.SO.rd In 1979. artiCle on I he audits. It does not even dwell on I he anything happen to the ele<:led Presld6nt. The most blalanl omission ~ad in an fruslratlons of having lo deal wllh roadb~s Whelher or not Dianna Demak fulniled tho~slblllues ,_ article from lhe Ncwomebf 18 fllllle ot The continually lhrown In the way ol a ~I unclear and no external person Of group shoUld or could make I hal Cu"enl enliUed, "Senator Refused AudiL" The deadline. deJermlnaUon. But what IS confusing Is lhe dissenllon lhal au111or ot that piece never spoke to The Spectrum If's lime lhat all campus newspepe(s Slarted d iscussion of reslgn~lion nas apparently caused. although the whole subject of lhe Slory Is our allaeklng real, rele'/ant &I'd substantial Issues. • For all the accuaallons and allegallons, somewhere the real refusal to releaae audlls and 1 am In ract quoted We Jusl though! you should know. facta exlsl. Sheehan says he acted on the basis of lhose facia In In lt. -E. C. enlonalnlno 1alk ol her desJarture. Dethak, on lhe Olher hand, Insist s lhat the problems prevailed because of poor communlcallon. Olhers in SA say one thing, then appear 10 lei pollllea or personalities or feelings of gulll-tor making a Judgement?-get mixed ln. ' Whal lheY should do Is stand apart and look a11he facts. aoma . - - -- - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - . feels, and lhen take' a reaolule posiJfon. SA officers have to remember they elected to represenl and work lor students. This Unfnrslty Is not lfllndlng still while SA members deCide Where their prlorllles lie. Sheehan used I he phrase "In lhe bast Interests ol the organlzallon." However. cliched, l hat should be the overriding conaern of everyone Involved. As a deOt lo , lhe 11uden11 who elected them In good faith, each SA otfiCllal should aft back and d!!Cide whel he or she really lhlnks Is "In the beat lntere81a." Thai's I he noble commission Indeed. Few are virtuous enough 10 swallow their pride snd admfl I heY were wrong, or perhaps face by Joaeph Simon dlsgraoa In the name ol the group they are committed to. Bul we ate no1 dealing with the rest world, only a microcosm of II. and When t was younger. mr flthet me Interested in tdeall may atlll exist, • There Is no eny solution to a very dttllcult and uncomfortable lhe IIOCI< ,.Nt. At tfrwt I dldn'tl>u)l onyt~tng. but I plckad a tow ccm~nlea ou1-tno Horahey Corporalion probHim. The baste guldellnes, howevar, shoUld be lhe recognition thai SA funcllona lor students. lhat SA officials function In the and 1111 Mallal Company-ono CI1Kf<eO t h e lnlerolla of lhe organization and not ol themsel"'ls, and lhal 81 from day to day 10 - how IIIeY dld. As IllUmed out, l~oy did well enough to,.., me think II I bought a real some point, politics and per$011al goals must be cas1 aside, gooO slocll, IWQUJd make enough money to keep me tn That. may all" be very unreallsltlc, but when lhe games get loa chocolate and lor•lor a k)ng 1lme. point that a bo<Jfcommtssloned With a spaCllallask cannot operate Sot made my first capll•llslfc plunge"atiM tender to Ita tutlest potenlial, It Is 1lme f or a Clarelul re-examination, ago of 12 when, on the oovtoeol my Iother, I t>oUQhl five In SA, thai lime has come. aharu of .Florida Eut1Coalf Railroad with my tllo :! rn ••! SPE.ti.F-IC GEHERAliTiES . . .· . '--------------------l oCt N"Wfng&. FllcYy, 21 McMmbat 1110 Edltor.....CIIIel Vol. 31, No. Sl Elenaeaca... llouelnll £dfl0t .... - MAIM11'"e Edllor ~oaep!\ Slfi'On . . . . -..... , .... .. OoM!IaOoM . -CL- --- . . . . . ......... ..RolloccoJaM Lapiana ............ J.,.-,s.., ~ ............. Dan- .................. Dan- Cloy .............. . s.... 61... _ . ~ ·.::·::..:::.:·~= ,-............ c.., ........ - - . ······vtoear'l' ~···· ........ .. . ............. T-Poni ........_...... ............ -- ....- -- · ......... _,_a.oooe Sot~........ ... ..... . Ed... _ ............ ·-~ - .........-.-R.c- ---·· ·~~ .... ~ .....,c. ...., ~ Slll'ltWI R. CtaM.tll Tho~ IO_..,Coffooo_•-.Fioki N-Synctfoe\0, Potlrfc - TM .-.a,.,.. •• ..,_..••,H tOt n•tiOMI Wlettltlnt noo _ _ _ _ _ _ . . .. . , _ . . . . , - . _ .. _ ~----.....-··-. ~-·!>,DOD by ~=-~===:#:ia~-=_,...._-. .. V .Tllo..,.._._,.....,...._ _......, _ _ _.. _ ...,__..,.,.._ .,. _ _ Clllof-..-...... - ---~ o<IN&a~IOOirlcUy .. ,...,... ....................... ,.,._.........._....,.. In • raJJroed down lllere Now, I'Ve roc..,tfy conaldered going back Into the matket. I got lhfs ''hot tip" on a company that holds a te&l6 on an area ol lend ou1 West U\at n.s a big .shale depasfl. trs rumored that lhfa land ""'Y boJo e<lOJVY compa.ntes what California was. to gold P•Oip&Ciors.. ..,,, t could thin~ about w as moklng enoUgh mon•y to go see this r8i~o.d. That'• all I reall)' w•nted, Just .,_flit to get oul ol Buftoto lor • few days and sit tho wacm Florida aun 10 I could tool< -. ITaln lroclol I -•llllseflo 11lul my proflfl from I he r•RrOAO and OIIVH1 k lo 1hl5 com~ny, bul I hit a ·~= my cont.cfenc.e. It .appea,. en•honmenl altsts ha11e OI)I)O&Sd any OJ<cavatlon In thlo aroo, clolmln(f It could seriously upset the balance of nature. Undet 86c.8uae... l~e &t~Naye cono1der0d myself to be t.o.A,.__.,._......_ _ _ _ ~. I atHI nave that stock and fl'a done fairly ~ The only bed thing obOulllls thai lo opond my Jut two w~tet'4 In BuffalO, wanting 10 1a~e a -acauon tn Ffor\Cia, but unable 10 bocOUH all my """"'Y Is Uad UQ ,.,..hod TH£ Sp£CTIUIM ''mldd4e ~of the road" In moll aensH, thla predicament put me 1\ ~ntersecUon. On one hind I had the coneervati¥e ..<:opllaffatfo Incentive to muflfpty my ealnlf1i1.0 to the gruttll attonl pasolbte (le, mol<e toto of money). But "" lhe other fl&nd, my liberal Intern! a fold ""' tgt any corporafl au~ to ,.,....,_ ttoe aonc~lty ol I he en'~"""*'llhoukl be r-Iled. Wllot'a • brolo, en•IT-IaHy-conoelOU& college IIUdetllloddi I tortesUod Wh the QUII)Ofy for a,.,.,., welghll)g rho pros end cona. I lrfecf 10 figure OU\ bow tnuc11 I COUld rottonallzo my snwtronmoto~,ot I'Onc•na lor 1111 uka-ot •·energy axp~Qrat/on," fl,e. tor loft ol money). t knew that _ , n I didn't buythls 11oc:lt, otrwa wo!lld. and •n probabty reap trom~ua prollls. But I hofO Iough. I didn't buy II, Tht1 wt.o~e ~'lemma &haltered m)' arnbh•oo of Docomlng flnon<"aUy seff-sulllclerll wnr.out having to by tho ooe ol 25. 1 was eo netve to Ullnk thot a tortiHlO could bo built quickly wllnoul compromising any of my bollela. loly Interest In thO stock ,...rltet dfdro'l auC>slde though lflero has to be • company outlhct<e, I thought, tl\11 Ooean't atrlp tf10 land, poll\lto the air. P'""tiee dlaerlmlnatlon, repel unronJzatl~ or 111>011 conaum~ Someone mentioned lo me thai tho Noatlo• Company hod grOWih polonHal. f>ul 1heo I learned ot>otJI the Whole dry milk I)OflirOYeroy In 1\frtoe. Not _.en - Chocolate cornpanietl are aaered. I '""'"~ put tooelfler a ~11 or flrms lhll hod "" ._Ilona against tnom, but no1 OM of lflem was wMh lnMIItng ln. II toollad u II any company w"h • '*'-'tlufuro dld -l'oing wrong, I've , _ diCideq to drOI) oul Olttleln-tm.nt game tol•lfl'. reall.ltng I flat It'a a conttk:t of ontar"' to be I• ,;., '"""'"' and be In collogo at ,.,. ""'" Umo. II my -lllor!s 110 correct, It'll toke mo • loW yurs bolero 1 h''" •*Mel\' nc and con tuhy compromloe my prrnelptn wllhout ·~v re•e<vauoos •• money �feedback! i ~ ::!' f Thanks a bunch Sup~rb Tno lnttr R"ldonce Council would lll<e to !hank everyone who wa1 ln~I~IKI In Murat Menta on Saturday. Tho SUI>POf1 by both tho 'Unlv«Sit)" and tho dOrm stu-to In Elllcon wu truly omazl"9. o- tOO mu<&ll wero Initially dt111Qntd and aPProved. TM llnat count tl\oug;,. tnctUd1"9 apu< ol tile ~ murata, w14 oe wtfl.,... t$0 Ooug/IOUta and coliN atarttd tile day oft, I<>< tllole wt>o QOIIIP oany anougll. A tilllng ond IO< tho days actiYK,.. wu w'*> bolh tne Bulhllo N.ws 8nd Clla,.t 2 T.ll ntws covtrtd tho .....,nt. I -.lei bo r..,loa II I did hOI tllenl< certain peopjw Ond dtp.orttnenll IMO!Ytd bolllnd the ..,__ Thla 13 wrtere 1r,. ' UnrtetaUy" "elp como ln. Burr FoU$. Ooooey Bush. Aallalonl Director ol Housing Custodial St"'lcos aupplltd diatrlll\ltlon _ , . , in each qoad, fllO(I paint and other tnvatuabte UNiees. Rhya Cun••· Area c-dlnltor lor Elllcoll South repre. .nltd lloult"9andlllelr oupport I<>< tile actJ•Ity. E1oen fVS got Into tho ect with tht comml...ry m o - Raben Frewley holplftG out. Karon BUd< and all or tllo othtf M .'a coonlona~oo paint dialllll\ltlon on Sttuooay """t bo lhlfl~Od ......t. Without tho ellotts ot , , _ · el<~ally tllit ol Dewey. Tony an4 Rn,., MIJrll ManU> would not h8¥t , _ II Pill otago ont, Tho l>iggtSI thonkl ol all lfiOUllll moat go to tlloM Wllo actuallY OHigned and patntt<l ll>e murala-tlle reoidonll of Elllcon. . lht okay lor Tony O•oi&Ull. Mafntonance Su~"'isor ol P&Jf'ltlflO 01"1 ~htflt IO Pf<Mclo pa•nl lot the murals. I.R.C. Prt•f<l•nl As115taf\t V.P.- for Phyatcal FacilltSes on Amtt•m g•~e j ob To the Editor: I receiYI(I your apacJa' ..C ty Limite'• aeeUOfl. of The SQCJCrrum and I think your ar• I 11 oolng t auperb job In reporting whtt ill hap-1"9 , oour City. Tho arucoo"" the waterfront deYe~P'l\01'11 v ..e factually cornect and reatty POinted out whit 11 n..,..,penlng Dl<laU8ie of tile lletP wn""' the City haa r...,o¥td througn tho ~""' administration. ,,. State go..,niYit!lt, tho Bulllllo llonl<lnq and communny, tht Cllomt>o• o r Comme<ce and lht Gnflln admln!sttatlon. ThiS 11 JUS1 a start aod if our commu-nity ~ ao .-~• our elty we have a Way to VOt bul UM r"tur• looks bt•Oht lor our oowntown atea. You dkf • fine fob an wriuna abcMn some of OlJr nerghbornood5. .,., I nopo nt..t lima you will conce,trate your enure apec:JaJ Mc::tlon on tnla"+ 1 nouced that you pl.lbllsned my lntefVItW verbettm. ous"'- Gr~gSin~~h Could you guess I was n6¥er 10 Et10'ith rn.,}Of In SChool? Tho only crltiCI$11l t ne .. e on Your aQ(K;taf ~lfion was the dtawino oo "Hey~ America, tnla Is BuHa1~7'1 11 Ooesrft seem to fh In Wllh Ill the poattlwe thlngl ) ?IJ wrote about In your artiCle, but I ouesa y04.1 can't wl1\ them all. Keep up the QOQd wOftt. th1nl\ poautve. and wr.ll If • you got wortc. • Cite your needs ro fhe Editor: Oo you know what SASU it? II not. .,.;hot you don't know could bo vefY hermful to yo1.u eduta.l\on. SASU 1S 1~0 Stud""' AssocioUon ol the Stale Un!Yeraltles. SASU ts your ...a ice 1n Alb.~:rt) . It 11 metr JotJ ro make aure that '/04jt eclueauon conlinutJ to bcr amoou ltle best in New York. -- Would YoU like to help tiMI organiUIII thtJr Job to m.ake •ure that your eoucauon continue to oe amono tne best in New YorL Would you t1ke lo f'MIJQ fhll oroant.UiliOf'? FOt the bni lnt~rws1 of UB otudenta. SASU ,..,....,tat.ves neeo your ~uons Thet• wtU be an 6poeo meet.mo '" Haas lounge Frtday Nov 21 •• 12;00 p.m ~ue mow up and leU lhtt repre-untattv.s wnat YQY lee I but sutts your f'I.E!edS a-s S1uClentt Ed HerO.tf Th~ debate goes on . In tepfy1ng 10 Alch.atd Und'*s edltOILal in the l1·17-80 tssue o·• Tlte Sp«;trvrn. I wtw comment on ot tnt kay 1101n11 modo In tNtlett&l. Flrat 101 11 be pomled ou1 U'tat nolevefY preachfl or ''ptime time" _ . . ..1 ts a true, • - • •• CII<ISII«n. Thot Ia an lmQO(Ianl ract 10 pok1t out Deeause a true Chrl'sllan wtll f'K)f '"butcher'" IM 8ibte to promote hla own opln~S.. -•1 ht Will use l~o Bib .. to 010<11) God. Tt>e Blt>ly Ia otso lnHnHel)' mOta than ·~ a ttoc* ot good moral vslues... The Bible Ia tho lnsplrt<l word ol God. It gl•n Instructions f<>< aatvotton and It a tao ooacrlbea Gocl'slntentloM lor OOI!'I>IIflovort. I must comment on the Gt•tement tha·t the Bible " s.ho1.1ld not be tr,1-uat down the throata of the Amencan ~PI"-"I would llke tO&IOII by UYi"91hat ~plowho are practlcl"9 t.a119011111 (anyone lrom. BIIIy Graham 10 collegt tiUdMitl dO nol Olltf\IY oiJttl< lboul Jeo14 CMot to P<if-lully antogonlzo oeople.AoCII<Iatiano -art ccmmlU- by Jet"" IO *"'Md HI$ Word 10 aiiMIIona and -Pita(Matlhtw 4ill:t&21:t. Ont Qll/'8 18ctO<I tMI olriOn an 1V&"9tllsl, Wtoelhtf he 1>11 ' - 01 just an O<di<IMY per..., IS N• lo¥e Ia< Ills f e - man. oe to opoak to a peraon obo<lttno ..... that God 1101 IO< him wHI>oulahartng In a oltht _ ,.,. tl>el peraon. ~ II up to tne lndN\Oual to,-o a obOUt what ht hoOJt, he con accept H.....,.., .,_.,tile '*' -•ton ft«,.._l~ con-ni"il tho otatem~t tha i • prayer I• not a lflatoo.,.", • question muat bo posed: Ooeo not God . _ tht .,..~,. o lthoae ..no boll-..? Grantt<J 11101 God hoo not llpollen to lndl•lduolo todOY as He dlcl to Moset, oul +1e tpuks to us through s4gns and ae11ons. and dlrec1iy 1h.rough 1118 81bfe. I it-now o• no true ChrfSUin ~anoeh&l '"•' oa..s. c:taJmeo co nne had a o~tect (I*~ to Godj If you will) c;onvetsaliDn wi1" Special assistance God To clarity thO CO<ltU.Ion abo<Jt a "<Ill)"' ol aHIJO<t. the O<ogt,..t Hooraw WO<d IO< " day" "' " )'0<11". Thlo - d , whtntver II Ia ....Oin tom>S ola _..,<lay..-_ Vf!fJ olten. we $1udents at UB ... , ... oil-'S oll/le Dtf>OIIme<lt o/ Pubi"' Sototy wriUftG IICkttS, ono we aaaumo lhll IbiS IS '""~ Oflly duty Through ptr$01011 e..o.rienee. we flaYe touna n'IJ• to be a f1ttehood ~ contllt•ntly rneans a twenty·four hour period tnrcwgt'IOUt the Old testament. oft~a. I must apotoglte lor not mentlof'tfng tne positive aspect• of sclt!"'ce. they are numerous as Mr. Llndnet pointed out. Let m• reiterate that ~Gience does not make provlalont tor • pe1s.o" ttlroughout eternlly. Science naa 'mprovod the 11andar..1 oiiMng tor m any, but fl f\11 ';It IOIIImpout evil, $c;hlfiC8 IS I \t6f"Y USOhJf tool. II can b8 usod I« mighlY lleed to benolit poopto, tunnlng bH,dl)'~ We know that 11 01.1r ftlond will somehow lind his way to M:lp. but we coukt not bt .sure th.at he could do so t~ere. The omeeta t1om PublicS• flly apeot moc:..h time and elton In the or 11 con t>t utod '"'deadly deeds of dMtructton . Tho choice bttWMn the two Is up to mall. $0 fat tbe tide n.aa boon llowlng toworela dealt> and destruction. How mucll moMY \8 ~~ 01'\ rnedkaJ raeart1'1 and no'-' much It -n1 on tMWfoc;tlno ,...thods ol deatNctoon? Who'o i>UdgOIIt tergor, lht American cancer SoclttY 0< tne Unlttd Stotn NO'I'(l In regardl: to the atat.,.,..t tnat .. Every aspect of your t11lst-e-""" on aclence.- I m.,.. -.y t~at l'"lt'Y eapee~ or om: workl a .,.llt.-.ee oepencta on tne 1 "'"""*· lord, Tho C.Mior, Tho "'Man c.n not IM on lafth alone'', ti'IJs r.rnatlll; .. In ctear contnut w1tn both Old and New TestltiNintL God doM not tum Hla t>actt on those Wllo believe. SIIICMI Ho croolod t~\a world and tv~.,.. In il,lthlnlt that He ca11 rake c are of my mlnl»c-u)e needs In tHe. T0 tf't• EditOf&: *OUid ftte to take rl'us opporiunuy to th&nlt. ell of IM Wdf• and abo tile EMf& wno 1n"'o'wea .,, a aeatett the n+ghc of November 16 An epltepue hiend ltom out of tow n w as vJattmo. and hid • ilinJre. Par1 of 11tS selz:vre6 cons•••• of "' m oo,,,., ,..,cntno Amhont C&mpw by cor and the Ellicott Co<Tlplo; on loot , Tboogh we sponea our tr~ onty once dwu'\g the searcn, the con and searchlight a qpt 111m on comput. He eventu.Jty ret~. safety btll OKNUIIe¢ ufe -...at In lfYi"il to tho llghiL our , , _ cnongod the cour.se oll\ls rvrtni"G ltom a stralgl>t rlr>e c •hi.t" \11041k:l na_.;e raJten him oii·C&mpus ltuo t ?90ftrtill<$ to ... circle. lo<elr1o 111m 10f lllcoll We wouk:l like to aneno ou1 most stncere gratth* "' the EMTs on duty to ..ory mombe< ol tno o.o.rt,..,. ol Put>ooe Soloty wno wu ln\IO!Ytd In any -.ay .n a very husuat i~ and ~h-lu.$tl,g N.,Ch. lMff cooporatlon. lhtlr O>n-n and tnetr nalatanc••• •ert 111\JCh app<eclotod. Howard Rou~ Adelle Stolria �. ~ Nrlrn tftt-CtNn Nichols: acoli ~ I z ;; by Nucyt..mat at Nichols Patricia Cotsen distioauisbed colloaiate stated, "It's impona.nt that the appearance much ~ke the UB teacher see the studenl u a Main Street Campus. The A hi&)> school that is dosdy '"hoi• p<rsoo." Th• Nichols ~ebool also sporu an ice-skating knit, extremely cballcnging, faculty takes pride a.nd interest riok, tennis cotuts, la.rae lecture biahJy re:potablo and wcsses its in their pupil's <xtra curricular rooms, darkrooms and a ballet indepcndcocc-sound familiar? activities, added Costen. "If a a.nd daoce audio. Probably 001. TbC$1: are just student wu in a school play or GainiQ& admission to the &ome of the qualitie$ that make on a spons team, it would bt Nicbols Sdlool is not easy. the exclusive Nichols School or expected that th< 1eachor Since most or the prospecti~ Buffalo so unique. Located at attend.•• students have antoded school Ma.ny studmts wiU travd previously, their prior work is the ODm<T of Colvin Avenue and Amhont Streot, 1ho mtio a.nywhero from one-half of a.n evaluated. Coupled with the e;::::~---11 school catm to iotdkaulllly hour to a.n hour-and·a·half each •valuation, a.n entra.ncc: exam to dite studentS from grades five day 10 anend the oballmaloa aauae the student's acneraJ t.htoush 12 providina. a. chance: scj)ool. According to resea.rch J.Q., and a personal intervi""' 10 explore their own imdloctual taken by the Nichols Alumni a.re aiven. " We only bave curiosities. Office:, 53 percent of the student available spaces for about one During the course of the body lives outside of the cily. in three ll:pplica.nts, so the aftorooon, srudoo·t $ aneod lleca11$e the day 81 Nichols ends decisions made by the Nichols small classes, averaging liJteen around 4:30 p.m .. followed by School Admissions Committee students in siu. "The small size practices for the various sports are sometimos difficult to o f the class allows for a free programs, many students don't make," explained Kiendl. exchange of ideas and a · close get home until 7:30p.m. "This is espeeiaUy so because working relationship ooweeo those who '!)~ply are all t.h e student aod~eacher," stated Disdngallbed extremely bright," explained Headmaster Arthur Kieodl. The school, like UB, has two Mr. Kicndl. This student-teacher rapport campuses-the Amherst·Colvin Once admilled, students pay is highly stressed. In the Campus for grades eight approximately $4000 per year to cafeteria, the teacher becomes a through 12 a.nd the Notllnghwn aHend. Over SO percent or the "parent figure" to the pupils. Campus for grades Ove through students attending have both of Diroctor of Communiry Affairs seHn - .Both • possess a -<OI'I~. OI\p..,.16-- . ~rwm Su:~Jf Writw Confusion keeps cable out of MSC dorms - Dormitory cablt trkvulon- lona a hope or both ruidcnu and pay· TV oompany ollidal>-iJ await Ina a fe&Wbillty ttudy bdorc it can ~beamed into the confines of Oood)'Caf and Cement Halls. Yet both Uni\·mby and Couri<r Cable oompanics ate ,..itina for the oth<r to &<t the ,...,.., in rDOtion. The Couriet Cable Company, Buffalo's m~ cabl< networt, IUs confirmed the feasibilltyof providina lts J<f'l<es to the donnitorystudcnts. bvl claims it i> awoltlna UnivU11iy contact oa the matte<. DllD Ziolko•'SI.l, construction CIW\a&tt for the company..;.! that the Main Stl:ftt halls could eHiy ~wired for cable with no initial installatiorl chqe either ror usc m the lounJ<S or dorectly in indoviduaJ rooms. Lut fall Director or Housina Modlton Boyce, told Th• !ip«<rum 11101 he il-""'= =e.·-... v Courier Cabl< 1.1kina them lo prep•~ a feasibility study. thiJ ~k. Boyce said that the maucr was now the I"'ponslbility of the cable conopany, add ina that he had heard liulc on the I issue since Jut year. A spokesman for the Couritr Company Jllid h< knew nothina of the rrquat and rrcommendcd that the Engineering O.partment should undertake th< fca.iblllty study. Ziolkowski conformed Courier's lack of contact with Boyce or other University offidals. However. he ••prasc:d his agcrneM co have the company do busineu wilh UB saying that therewould ~ ••no problem" with runnina a cable into lhe dorms bul that no one had ever opproached him about the project. To do this, Ziolkowski sllld, would cost 51UdCl11.! nothlna, "'it wnohe same •• providina sm~lce for an •partment buildina. He sald there would be no rhorse until the hook ups w<re completed and the Individual customers would then be billed. He added that Courier Cable h.. already provided service 10 O'Youville Collqe dormitori.. whrrc lounar televisions had cable strvlce with the bill footed by their Student Associat~n. Proaro.mmln& provided by the cable scrvice would Include tnmsmlssioru from New York City's WOR 1111d WPIX stations- broadcastets of local spons tums, popular re-ru.ns and old movies. With lar-a.t numbtts of doW!Ulatc residents in the dormitories cablc company represcruativ~;S ~lleve their produa could provt popular. For an wra cl\arae. the Home Box orr.,., opclon-wh e~ ftl'5t run mooo are shown-would~ available. they ,..id, -A/un l<uclrrc c -1er Affain ud S.C.A.T.E. ,_1 Commuter Breakfast TcyWendyi 1Sc Doaglutab . AII-You.Cen-Eit Ger~n Fresh SALAD BAR B uffet Only $}~9 ~ Tlw Na~~ S.C.A.T.£ SoH .nu 6e • .,.a.w~ fridey, Nn. Zht " 8:GO aa - I Z Moo'. CAPEN LOBBY �(~ prod igqJ~~hJ.D The phopias .· of David Bowie . - -- - �i ©prodigal sun i 1he Conl>leat Turkey ] ] !l The Compleat Turtcey, by Sandra Boynton, 64 pooges, Little. Brown and Company . Paper . $3.96. - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - by Jade Hellevig Wed llave to dell with them, they•re everywhere. They're the ones that omoke in elevltOfS ltld wow up your ltudttnt loin. They ~ ate ahud of you in IW>e ot the g<oce<y •tate - all beblnd you in movie theatres. They ere turlceys. They •• unavoidable. And you an never, ever win when dealing whh theft) lOt they know evOfylhing. Hetetn lies the frustmion of running1nto 1 turi<Ary. They ate alw ays right and they IIWI'(I ~ In the lost WO<d, leaving the ;; turUd whh no ,..,.,.,... othe< tN<l reldtnlltying the species. ,:, "What a turkoy." ~ Sandra Boynton tUn • setjafying poke at the tutkeys in al walks of ~fe with Thtt Compleat Turliey. Althougl> the booiC looks OltTlptistle, with simple drewingr on virtueny ev..y page, n provldu an etfective comment•y on the "'"<<ying tweed. II leaves the ,...,., with a sense of revenga as he recogniZH the foola he tangles w~h delly reduced to whet they actuolly ere. TU<1<eyo. The inustrltions, though not detailed, ere vhal ond to the point as Boynton cites five generol rules lOt Identifying a turkey. IU A turkey spends e great deal of time knproving others. You've ell rUI'l toto those people. correcting your gremmor end telling you that your clothes don't metch. 121 A IUfkey tokes hif wotk ITIO<O seriously. The federally funded government research..- and t\&1 all importtnt report on nuclear pOwer plant's effect on Juoiter's rotation is a perfect example. (31 A turkey considers Itself exempt ltom ony rules. This is probably the most important rule for Turkeyhood. " No Smoking" signs-. supermarket express lanea, ar.d library QUiet hours don't phase the Turkey In the least. 14 1 A turkey's belielt are determined not by princlplas but by situation. Tho illustrated eXample is a turkey preaching to a Iorge warthog withe bushel of epples to "share and snere tllke." while helping himself to • pair of the epplos. However, when a s.econd turkey appeets. hungrflv eyeing the two app1os. the first turKey lmmediatety deetares " flond011 keepers; losers w eepers." lSI A tU<key never gives up. A, _ who wi" not taka no lor an answer or refuses to hell YOUf aide ot en argument mee1s th1s t~utrement. Boynton gives us 1 good look at thl turkt"V 1n action with this exchange, arguing withe turkey. Alltymbolic "I b*lieve thlft the ttMth rlvolves •routtd the sun, •• s•td • smaN ''Boy are )'I>U dumb! Ever'{lxxly kr>Ows rhll sun comn up in the tttJSt lind got~s down In the west, "IISStlrt~ •n obnoxiously IMpt turkey. "It is the rotiJtion of the elKth th•t c•uses tMt Illusion. " tl(pl•~ thttowl. "Boy .-e )'OU d<lnbl l bttt you're •n .,..rt:hi$1, " tHS<>Md thll turkey. "How dtH5 U..r followr•' the owl ask~. -eoy U..t's • typicil,..rr:hisr comtrWJt if 1 evor hurd on./" ridiculed the tllkey. "IBm not an 11116rr:histf" " Boy, I C/111 Stte you•,. S«<Sitfw 11bout thlltf MIIYM - lhoukl disaJS$ this later when you're r>Ot ,so tJVafWYO<J{Ihl, " «<dH the '71Htttyll/" Boynton also brings up an intO<esting, if not hotfilying, POint t hat with the advent of the industrial revolution It is now pouible tor one turkey to effect the Uves of thousands. A prime exemple on the University level is the turkey responsible for &trending 15 students 11 the Boulevard Mall for weU over an hour in last Monday's snowstOrm. JttSt beCause tho schedule indieeteo • maU bus lrom EUicott was. due to leave a·t 6!4 5 doesn't mean that some turkey couldn't screw up and arrive tt 8:05, because he did. "Whet hapf>tlne<No the 6:45 busl" 1 dr11w/ttd thltWgh frosrblrren lips. "lr btoke·down. I was the 6:45 bus," Sf>tiWed tho turkey. "Why didn't you sent tlitt Mxt bus," I BSI<od. "LIICk of communication," he fBp//ed. "Thanks, Turkeyface. " Herein ries the beauty of beil')g vletimized by tho turkey. There's nothing t hat you, me or anyone can do to retaliate: Thfs also makes the book s0-4Ajoyable to road, -~·although vou can't got bock at the fools, yOu are left with some measure of satisfaction as Boynton strips. the turkeys of their pretenses revealing their true selves. Next Thursday, enjoy t he holiday banquet with a little extra zest by remembering. as va:u feasr on ~ he turkey. thath"a all symboliC. As Christmas is tho c- -ation of Christ's birth, Thenksgivlng is In celebration of getting back at all the turkeys that have been literati ~ggravating you all year. Remembel the president el~t when you see the turkey roasting in the oven. As you carve the bird into thin slic.es thN'\'c. of the pOS1men that lost your mail. the cab driver& thll don•t pkk you up in the rain and the Bluebirds that never $how up. BonAppetit/ ... owi.-S.A., S.TA.G .E . PRFS£1f7------. DUE TO Tlli! "PIRPORIIERS ILLIIISS. 11cketa for UUAB MUSICS "80/81 TOUR" with PAT METHENY will be refunded at: Sub· Board I . Inc. Business Offlu liZ Talbert Hall Amherst Calmpus 8:30 • 4i30 pm Monday • Friday ,......... ,.. . . -.t.. ~,.......,. a.ff. ltate 'll<kat Offlct wUIIIo ro(aMM at tM.. loutlo... boC?k, music .s l9rics b.9: jw jock & w~ ~ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday November 21 - 23 8:00pm at Katherine Cornell Theatre amherst campus - ellicoH .... Students-- $3.00 General Public- ~$4.00 ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tickets at UB BoJt office...._ _r_ _ _ _ _.,. �©prodigal sun! "l thin/c n should bt1 m11de into a prormtuce. itself. It should be the Pterror medium. The mask the message the PrBffOt and I. the the message. " (Bowoe on rock 'n' roll, Storie, April 1, 19711' On Scary Monsters. · plays vou; years after promo! scream you and etomi~ed coo•nerst·OIIl!·r Blenk Geneo<Jti•on, Indeed, in Bowie's c:emeta eye, touted trom Serlin to Jaoan to ol$m8l, elsewhere Of'l this d~ NYC NY, the ChtfY\PdOWI'I is ommlneot ; time lor thomas and tdeols n f! · to be re·worked. -...J ··Heroes-''" .shnek.ing of nothing oS kolhng Pietrot as ~)or Tom as otyap girls In I ain' t got /10 monev no haJr. but tha plunet )loiNing. 'h.rough absence, Majot Tom comes the nur-v rhyme of the the*"·'" the sing: ro get lhmgs d•Jne 1101 mess with MIIJOf conceded that up of scary super creeps,. . Is to sound the of looking back ,, �i ©prodigal sun .., c Fo gh at/ Out law a- Buffalo •Aud.-NOVM~ber live album. The crowd was ecstatic. The laitlllul Pf&~ for a awnning encore as F<1ghat took tho stage a,..,w, Peverell's voice teased the audience- "I don't want you to be no slove/1 don't want you to work oil day/ I don't Memoriel 13 lU1 Thursday. Buffalo'• Memorial Auditorium took a slow ride Into green grass and high tides as Foghat and The Outlaws preo;ented a superb want you to be true/ I just went to make love to you. " The crowd responded wildly. Peveren knew he hed elmost seven thc>u..nd tens in t.he palm of his hand. He even threw in a lew bars from.Bo evening of rock'n roll. The Johnny Van Ztnl Bend opened and displayed their mediocre talem. Their set was highlighted with " No More Oitty Oetls" from their debut album of the ..,.,. nome. It was plainnly 8VIder>tthat Johnny and hb deceased brothef RorWe have very little in common. except theirlaSt Oiddtey' s name. Alter a hall hour "'tormlssion. two spodlghts focused on a pair ot mirrored bells- and a recorded British anthem played 01 Foghat claime<S the stage. Thev Immediately rolled into ustoned Blue" then giving guitarist Rod Price an opponunity to warm up his ~Ide on ' 'Driving Wheel." "Bghl Days On the Road" WI$ followed by 0 Straoger In My Home Town" from U'wtlr most recent release. Tight SIKHs Surl)rilingly. Foghat has never made a concert &PQeeranee in the-it British homeland whete they ere consld01e<l S1rang01s. It was time to m e:Now out as the road crew QU5hed a keyboard onstage. lonesome Dave Peverett ut down and rapped out a pleasant solo IJersion of .. Third Time lucky." His melodic volce and keyboatd talent wete reminiscent of his days wtth Savoy Brown. Pever1m picked up his guttat. and decided to •ntro a song that noedud no lrnroductlon. "I think vou know this one." he said and ;vmped 1nto " Fool For The Cit'(." The seene was awesome, with Pevefan t astmg the rrMerophone. Price• ••·uP bu<nlng up his slrdo. Roger Earl pounding oUt en infectious beat on hts ml)fes:sive looking drum kit, and bassist Cra1g MocGrOQO< ~ around stage. Peverell trailed off Into o solo that was mtended to mislead the audience. But Ear1 gave it away-that stow. ckw•ng one-drum beat was unmistakeable. ••s1ow Ride., was re.nde1ed to the note. iuS1 lfke they recorded it In Rochester tor the "wfto Do You Lov.e." After a fuJI hour of burning up the stage, Foght! lei~ to the chagrin of mllny. It is apparent that they w01e the locus altha co-hudlioed show. This waa their first area appaarance since opening lor Un.h Heep at the Niagara Falls. It is too bed that they will be losing Rod Price at the end of this tour. Thev are one of tho belt British blues Influence groupo in existence. Whomever they choose to.replace Price will hove some pretty big sl>oes to 1111. However, 1he crowd wes ready fot America's Guhar Army . The Outlaws began with "Stick Around lor Roc!< and Roll," a favorite opener, tollowlftQ with " Ho6day," " Hurry Sundown'' " Biueswater.'' "You Are Tho Show," and tha over popular "Ta~e It Anyway You Want lt." But the ctowd reanv reacted 1.0 old materiel such •s ''Wa1ethote'" and .. There Goea Anothef love Song." Although the crowd patiently ll11oned to unreleased new materi,., the!' hearts and mfnds wore w oltfng for one song . As clouds. of log crept over lhe stage, The Outlaws @ncorad their how 3n'd a half set with the c lasare ••Green Grass and Higl> Tides." Some footisl> fan threw e package of trt firecrackers onstage, but Hughie Thomasson 1nd the rest were relentktss ~•veta . Ape" from the p«formancea, tha evening wa"medo enjoyable thro<lgh the c:ompet. . .of the engineering crew. The volume wu at • c omfortable level, and alllnstrumentttiOil could be he ard equally well. It Is a wellotructured event such as this one that makes 1 trip to the Aud worthwhile. George Thorogood e n d The Oestroyers/Oow nchlld Blues Band- Teck Theater- Nove mber 16 shoV\ The raw regu1111 who amved at leow' s leek theater Saturday evening to see the latest In the 8nJce Lee Returns From r~>e DHd ro S."" Tokvo from The KiiiM TarMttul• sefln may have been very dissappotnted BU1 on1y if they were too cheap to dolo out S8.60 for admiSSion, because insfde the Teek the walls were shakin' and 11'11 people were dancin• to the rockin' thythm' n' biU&I of George Thorogood.and the Destroyers. Thotogood is a natural when i~ comes to ptayfng, no frills roek'n' rolt. He's dynamic, energetic, magenet•c, ltt"aightforward and above aJI, versatile. He cxoved thai there is no limit to What he can do with a guitar as he drove from blues to country and w.Swn to rockabilly, aod back to blues wrth 80Ch ease a(ld it was 8$ if M Gibson hollow·,b ody was a netura.l appendage, an extension of Thorogood and his musical roots. -In """""lse Drummer Jell Simon and bass player Billy Blough seemed content to just lede into the background ond lot George do his stuff. Hank Caner, saM. pl1yer and most recent band addidon. was the most COilsplcuous Oesttoyer, looking lrka Blues Brother John Botushl with his blaclt mobster hat and s~~ngta•sea. <>--ge Is the ...contended star of the group1 tho total entanllirler Who can cast himself "' tho . _ , wntten by the greats-Do Diddlev, Chuck Berry, H-* or Johnny lee Hooker - end mol<e 'IOU believe that w-... he WI$ thft:l'8. If Th<ogood'a words couldn' t make you be~evo It, then mavbe hit looks could the bick.. He • dressed in a bulc bleck tee·ohln 81)d creaae<S blaclt ponll, topped with a jacket, beh and shoes-all falll11oned (rom tha latest in black and wt.Ote svnlhatic: alligator lltln. The long. ~ta teeth and fun fipo of hhl boyllh Ieee a voice as powerlul u hit allde gutter. George and tho boys _...s the lihow wlth " House of Blue Ugllto." a tune from hilthird - - r...... ..._ Geo<ve T1>ologood - t h e Outro'/fN$. After throwing i{la tol<an countrY aod wutom aong for good ~MNU~e, the band concluded their Ol*lln9 blueSMCtlon and started getting to what wa were all theta to hear- powerh ouM rock'n'roH. In what looked like a tune fiom Americen 8encletend, an lnatent dance party brola<out In front of the ttage at Thorogood spun a down-end-· out • ..-.employed, can't.oey•the-fent,my·baby-don't-love..,..,.,..,.a '*of a guy wtlo't out to get totdy inebr;eted. John Lee Hoolcat'a "OM llourtlon. Ona Scotch, OM _... w• the t tnnaition to rock that broUgl\t everyone to their 1-. Thorogood thed hhl alligator lltin for "It Waan'r Me/' and gave hhl r- a taato of duck·w alklng, Cl>uclt Berry ~· And Mtatt, the,__, we'd .. be welting for. ~ t claim to 1 -. You lltung Fu tlloc*7 Oeotte ~ ~ h i l . ., •ema• lite TKh ,.,_,., $1~ 9UO"ed lt. sfiCie gujter end " Madison Blues." The remaindef of tha evenlr,g wM utterly delightful es the' Destroyer$ drOYe in one aong e1t01 another with George leading his troops with inc;redible sfide guitat pieces. " The SI<Y is Crying.'' a bluee tune perfqrmed with Intense emotion on Thorogood's pa"·· featured spectacular alldo guitar. He was giving all he had by now, •• hit ervsul blue eves pierced thc>M fans Who waro crowded at the base of the omat1 stage. Some of ua w~ enough ICY • hoa< hhl various oxdamatlbnl that, for the most port eacaped the micrQPhone. The Mnci ame beck for two encoru, but tha fans stil! wanted more. For thole who just COUldn't get enough, there wet only one solution-staY for the aocond show, which is e xoctly whet I did. Opening for the Dost royera was tho Oownchild Blues Band from Toronto, in town to promoter their new album Rood F•ver. The bend was generally well rocieved, -lalv during the longe.r MCOnd show when their performance was merUdiY better. Thorogood prale<s the omal clubs wheo he performs, and to a cenaln extant hil style was • bit c:r...,ect. He played It tha Bella Star the first time he visited Buflelo. During hil MCOnd Yial\. at a Buff s.... boer blast, he maka tho rounds of tha t tblea in a bold lt"(le. Hi$ rlaing lllar<lom priMinta hi"' from bookings In omaM clubs, but the .Teclt w oo • flne s..,.titute. -Cynth~. ltiM/igM �©prodigal sun ! Can - Buffelo Auditorium-NovtJmber 1 7 Memoriel The C1<o' Ric ~ would stand out In "'W crowd, even amongtt the l'\l"90rs-on fn tha cramped backstage quorters at the Aud. His eyes bum like azure Christmas tre& Ughtsln their sockets emldst his sllock of jet blact< holr, His snorp foclel teatutu look ~ke IIley were ct>il>ped out of solid gronite. Very tiAI and ""*v. ~ex udes on agrarian Integrity. lndud, rt he don<>ed a stove· pipe hat and grew a ICleggly board, ha could be tho oecond coming of Ab<aham Uncoln. But Un~n rtever hung • aterting silver repl~ee of a P-JB len old American warplane) from hio left ear, Ten monutes be!Oft the C11ts toke the stage. '"" B·52s " Planet Claire" oogues io!to some Enoinspfred am~ent tapes prepared by Cara keyboardlat Greg Hawkes. As the houat lights dim, tho diminutiVe Hawkes himself springs onto the stage to embelliah the asymmeuical throb from t>ls net of syntheslt8fS. One by .,... the remalnong members ol the band- dtummer O..vlcl Robinson. guitarift Elliot Easton, and baS115l BenJamin OrJ' - .ch&cik in, swelll:ng the space drone Rnally, Ocasek- with trademark &had as in place and dressed in skintight black l""thar pants and a wtllte suit coat with Ink splotches-bobs and • swirls onto tile st.lge ~ko a punk sl)ldlll. Tne • .._.,,_. . famous atooc- minul his gurtar-slwtek·slngs the w ords to Candy·O's "Shoo Be Ooo"- the mtsslng piece falls Into place. The luturlll stage look$ like a sat' lrom Srar Trek w11h vortlcat pane ls ol metol grating obacuring bright fellow, blue and whito rognts Honzontal w hile •ttlP.es. whfte clrdes. and red trlanghJs ere "J'tlematety projected on 1 sllvefV screen at the rear of the stage. The w hole luminescent acene reflecto In the polished block sl1een of the acryllc stilge surface. Robinson' I arsenal of dr-ums and • syntl'tesi:ter panels end Hawkes' hetw a~ray of k.eyboerd •• isolated In separate modules. like ttte C•rs· recent musical fOfeys it's aM at'larp ~gu­ and hard chrome e><1orlors. Purposely. The hits-"Let'5 Go" and the more rec-em " Touch and Go"-follow faster than the flash ola diode. Tiley VIJIY little horn their recorded venolons. But the 8000 r<Nir their appreeietfon-they don' t care if the Ceu don' t fold, 1~e and mutilate their matlf1aJ ll's a delicate balance and it works, As In the Cars past tours- the opening spot on Bob Segar's 19 78 tour and last year's h"adlining tour - the bend opt$ !Of a static lli$011 prooence. Mora lleJh·end-blood than GOtV " I Dream of Wires'' Numan, and yet a statement on '"'• man· as·m~tch1ne bem of computet age mentalit\'. The chun k• ·chun ~ rhythms of " M tsllt Ktd, .. from PllnotMnl, deliver 1 print-out of the pr~ Rockpile / Moon Martin Uncle Sam's - NovembtJr 18 anothef on varlou$ solo-type albums. OiJVe EdmuMs. drummer Tony Wflllerns, rhythm 91Jltarist Billy Ellemner end basslot Nlck Lowe !>laved on much of Lowe's w ondlrlUI 1978 ref•~ Pure Pop For Now~. b..:~ed sever11 albums by guitotiat Edmunds, etc end so forth. Now. Rockpile rtn~~lly t>as thai< f1r0t raal Rockpite album out. S.Conrl3 of Ple•su.... whe<e they're a four peraon unit rather than thrH people suppOrting one. They're 811 equ.t-ln theory. anyway. At Uncle Sam' s Tuesday night, avttyOne was t!>ere to..., the collective Rockpile, Right? But that' a hard to remember. because '""Y're not an equal. U!llortunately Edmunds hed 1011 his vok:e. so that he could only _.ng ebout three tunes., and voc•f• were nqrly diVided between Lowe end Bremner. Btemnet'o voice and stYle 11re ~te, but they're not ndting-tlley,...,. the old, in songs lrl<o "You Ain't Nothin' II_!Jt Frne." Without adding anything new. He just w11n't very interesting ro nautn to. On tile other t>lnd, tt>o Jesus of Coot WH, of cour-sa. alwaya anteruining. He waved to the crowd, pooad with his bus In groovy rock 'n rolf altitudes. he SW>II with his peculor N'telt Lowe lilt. grirvted ..,.. Nick Lowe grin. end genereffy had • good llrrWI. He'd be hard to dislike. and I wond8f how many people would h11Vo come to see Roclci>ile II lowe wasn't with tllem. ~ tnembetl of~.,. voteron pub - - · tocalv .. wilh what IIley do. Thlv . , _ ........ . _ . oucceufufly In tile odd big/- - • of Uncle Som'a then they did 11 the•Hee!wr.10 f6otN81 ttlis aumme., end ~ did Qllt me to mow up and down and b&ck·lnd forth Those Eyes''). At v•rious OCMnts'" the show.. Hawkes grabs a oo~e trwu·synthes"izOf' ltld loins guitarist Easton at stage lront Both are Oress.ed in black pants a nd black T·ah1ns with white pinstripes. Both spon alm11orty chopped hotr swles and bug"'tlve gla$$8$. lc'a the clone ~ffect-mOfo SOCII! commentery, perhaps The crowd summons Ole band b;Jek for a COUple or two-song Onco,es. Panoram11 's " Getting Through" and the •aMy hit "Mv Best Fnend'o Girl" are lotlowed by the SI>Od·Up ''Gimme Some Sleek''-the mo•t lfvety new tuneuertormed - af\d CMJdy·O"s .. O.nge.rous Type '' 11 Good Tmn Roll'' -tile tMd "~ SJngle culled from the debut LP -tS consp.cuous by ru lbsence Maybe the songs tale t 970s rnessaoe dMI not uan.sJatt well into a 1980s wotldview. to._.,, I"Bye 8yulove." ''Moovlng In Stereo," "You' re Alii'•• Got Tontght," and "Just What I Needed" I, Candr·O t" Ooublo Ufe" end t~ title Lfke! You"-servod as pertect tired approach. final 1une of htt set- ''I'm Not Suenge. I'm Just summ~ ll on of his - D•vtd A. Comsroclr fbut th<tn that' s not too herd to do~ - but. Perhaps tho Vlllllf}o V<Ncr! 1 proclamation that Rockpne is one of the He<e'S' t~ problem. Rockp!le has been togfthet as a band for years. touring and bact<ing one cud, aO: thu most recent P11nor•m• f' Misfit 1<td. · the title cut. ~~ oon't Tetl Me No." " You Wur MCA/Bockttreet recording anill Keith Sykes opened the ¥lOW with his sllgt>tly Oyt.,asque. slrghtly roackabtlly O<oginol tunes The Meml>h'•· • botn singertcomoosertgu•tanst Stuck wttn tne 6tandard womttn·and--cars rock -n roll themes The human: "r ll"t ritythm/1 get comllllkn/1 get last got wasted.'' As&$ ftom en oceas.ona4 " thank you," there Isn't any ;,no, chattllf from t~ Can. Tho bend mixes equ41l parts from tht debut LP - If!• ~~ ._,~ MlsfU kkS? ~Oea.n-'1 '"'" i11~ tJoupe U'IIO 1om~ compuuu •o• pro1n1 mt~a.e "thr~e hottest 1;ve baods In the world theM Gays" ted ,.,. 10 u:pect t oo mueh. Thtlr hour and liftewt·minute repenooro of old tuneo and lorgely lowe-wmposed number• fthat owe 1 lot to old t.-.eol was S!llcad up by numbers from Pvre Pop. Edmunds' 1971 hh "I Heor You Knockln" was eves~nuigulng, as an AM (i,e ., non· cool! - " t e n v. .,, ego that the Now People love 10 hear today. llt..,.,.r's efforts on tho bluu· form I"Knifo lnd Fori<" I wore lun. Rockple's """"'"· thoug.'>, lhowed the dfffetonc:e - Lowe's ''H"•n o f the City" outlhone Bremner' a cfo.sing oldie ton to one. Slnct thl<e w...n't many a.<l)Oetatlons about Moon Martin text0111 that ~ writea great fluff end dod • l«ious lhow at Stage One about o ye« ago), he lived up to mom ott. He perlO<med several of his oomposltiono thtt hove been made famous by othor people t"Cadllloc Wllk". reeordad by Mini< Oavlllo; " Bed Case ol Lovin' You" o hit lor Robon Poltnar; "Hothouse Boby", made famous by Paulino and tile Perilol- 'Tva Got a Reasor>," recanted on Rad'!ef Sweet's Protect rh• Innocent, w .. Ia" lh<ieking end m«o powllfluf In Merlin's rondltlon. Roclt.pilo.e vtl'l did a song that ooundad a lot like Martin !though It wasn'tl - t""Y made a fittif>g double biU. Martin can rock and roll, but ha'o most memorelrlo when t>o'o being quiet and Intense In that •m•:z~ng m1Wl111et mastered by small men with glasses lwltneu Elvis Col1allo). " Bad Ne wo" was one ouch -"binding numbar that mede you wlah you were elone In a dark room &O you could Hnen to it. rather than at 1 dub with foolo yelling " Rock and Rol" at the top of lholr llo>gs. Moon fUlfilled ltteir ~ too. wilh hoc>-olcil>-and-jump toonies lib " Rollin' ln my Rolli." A Moon Martin end 1~ Rovons lhow is always wonh t~ going. - Ptltricill I. J:.rriflgton . . ,. . . .... ~ A "'One ..oice t 'Pfl I bwtdlie ol toeA Mtd toH 8fWt9Y n..~- ·· ~ �i <Q; prodiga I sun i · Mousetrap comes yia Black Mountain II _ _ _ by 0. ~ ; J l - j - . $: Taka a grcup of atrangera 111oncled In • ..ow *'"""·one of Whom )wt h _ . a to be 1 murclere<. Acid . , Inn run"liy 1 poir of newlyweds ...,_ ....., l*fact m..,.. moy not be .. it _ . . to be ond I list of oquoly iflterestlng guesto. Throw in • policemon who arrives on aldo to lnvoatlgoto 1 previous murdef. Com!>liiMnt this bil11ra l)lot With a cast desc:rib8d by the diractor •• equally blcona. bill · In a fun woy. Mix-. add a lot of hl<d work, talent and 1 touch of luclt, and Whet hove you got7 " We're e•pecting a smash 11it," said Rid< 8u1un, Director of Black Mountain II'1 to tilt production Mousorap. This typical Agatho Olris~ Ulf~Mf WI! .... 1tl90d December 3 tl\rougll 6 In the l<itha<ine Comen Theater and promisos to knock any aud.enc:e for 8 loop with its tWIItod ending. " I hope that U!rqUgh this show, Black Mountoin II wilt ro·ettablisn Ita (eputetlon for putting on good shows," said Braun. His student cost is led by Mau111en O'Leary who PlaYa Molly Ao4stan, newlywed ond Inn proprietor. She lo supponed by Guy V.:ogner as her husband Gila. Owld MeDermon es on atdlitact who MOmO boner equlped to be a chef. e.th Kovalsky es a feminine jurist, .ond Kathy Cole as • ltntnge doctor of pare._chology. Roundin!J t.h e cost are Joy o · Agostino. Robert Prevno. T""' Ktiz andJid""l mi-- Auolancler. . ·• ll<;aun hal updated me sctlj>t. He is oetbng the ac- as Oeeembe< 1980 end hopes tho ploy moku I positive stlllnent about the ERA. ''This version Is totefty new," he stated. The original ploy is 0111 ,.,..,;ng In london aile< 25 voat5. .&aun, a Conual New Yori<M. is not a novice where the stage is concerned. He"'s been involved in theater .me. lecond gredo. Hlo ev.,tual pe.,, inducle owning hlo <inner theat er. Ho cleoc:<bis hlmaell os " more of 1 t ochlo," ,..., U.OUIIII he .,otted os., actor. "For an actor t o bo reilly good, he lhoukl have an overoM knowledge of 'tho111M!" he said. This curiosity hoo led him to try his hind 111 otego IIChnology ond directing. He i• CUIT~Ttly working with four other lhowo. two of 'l'lhich ora beck homo 1n Utica. Braun abo hos.;, --~ ond buoy eo~~ . Torn Kri• hal .,..,~ouo~y pleyed his ro4e as tho s~Q;,g pollaoman. and Ill caot members hove dorwt swnmer stock and otha< UB productions. Oovid..McOetmatt lor • , · , exompje wu roc~tly owolved With H• •and Rlllnor:Mos, and Will perform In Godspe/1. • Al1.,. optlm<ttlc 1bout t.h o lhow. Thei< only problem Ia - • to lind 1 rut mounted tnooHheed .•• Hal Holbrook and friend _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ by Mary L. Simp1on Emmv·award winner Hal Holbrook hat known Mark. 'fwain o long time. beginning his research In 1953 • • a young actot in Now York City. Tha relationship, almost three deeedee old, has grown into penetrating understarlding. The•Twaln·Holbrook genluo cast Its a~WII over the 2800-plus at Shea's 8u1falo last Friday evening -a special blond of Clemens' sarcasm, tesembtes everyone etse•s." Twain aimed his sarcasm at the Vlc-torfan taboos~ of the 19th century. Even the Bible was not spored a tongue-.lashing . "When Adam and Eve were ktcked out of the Gorden of Eden they lost every pleasure they possessed-and gainod one worth alt the re.st." tjo pointed out the discriminatiOn inherent In the commandment "Thou shall not commit ~tory." h Is not hard for tho young to obey. im!W""'blo lor the very old to disobey, but "tolerable dif ficult " for people rn the middle. sermonizing, irreverent humor and Holbrook's sensitive ponrayal. He toners on stage 11 we h.a¥e alweva known him: the spotless. white 1uil, the red cravat. a shock of whhe hair, lll·tompered eyebrows .Aild..an unruly moustache. His face it Wlloned wntrmVel, fame ond In this Holb<ook presentation, the experience of 70 years. Puffing his ever-ptesent cigar. and enJoying 1t .mmonsety. he ctolmslhe "only prollt I could see from quitt]ng wu the heavef>ly plouuro of giving up the reform and going back to amoklng again." He tl(lenc!S his pontiflcoting t~dvlca lor youth. olton requeotod from ....,.,....,. 10 wile wfth age. He chastizod tho young to obey thoif " • . • when they are present ... The sJm~e. stage -rugs, a chair, podium, a table laden •with books-is transformed into the pre·Civtt War South as Twain·Holbrook introduces us to his only son; Hucklebeny F'tnn. He . dramamtltes Huck' s recounting of the meet)ng between Boggo and Colonel Sllarbum issues Twain's condemnation of the average man: a cowlld who comes in the night and stabs;., the blc~ . Twain mellows. reminiscing his days _ . t as a MiuioSJPPI riverboot captain, describing the itdtness of a IU'\rise on the river and lhe stat· ttuddod evening skies. n..tain Aos Holbrook's success. 1t ~ not just 11is proven abt&ty as an ector or his repetoWe of matoriol. It Is the c:<>mplelrity of hi& presentatior\. Holbfoot< hoi capturad not only Clemens' ineventnt wisdom or his -cam but also his bitterness and •• poetry. 1t io me sharing of Chorocter !hot comes from knowing someone wol. Shoa'o Buffolo. WKrJW and Harvey and Corky d-..e thanks lor ouch an enjoyable~ '*""" """-~ " You want to be cerehA abovt tying'', Twain wamed, "othorwllo you 1<e n.O<Iv a.we to ~~ .caught." He-~~· proctlco to g.On "otegence, confidence and pracltlon." &.lid your chotacter thought fuRy and palnstaklngly upon theaa prac.pta, he aummod up, and you w ill be swprfsed at how " • . . it S U 8 62 Millersport Hwy. - 832-5555-6 In the new gym at BUFF. STATE . Sayle Food tO'Wo St~dent SOVI'HSlDE JOHNNY and tne ASBURY JUKES Diacoaftt .,...... Ta&aoett . . . .a Tei, 8U.PI5 s..t.• --·-.. Concerts NOVEMBER 22nd Reol Pelcing & Tickets $5 with 1.0. $7 for friends T ML tel'rt. l l - t e 11 . . TUESDAY. Dec. 9th 11- In the Socla l nail SOli or mrr 1880.Tollr IUtl.lmg Dirty Looks Homeland Joe "King carasco .. By SeiMio llbredl • Steve Friedman Directed by Ed Smim Any Trouble Equators Tim Pole Toad Butfalo'• Biggest 881 .,_, StrMt Butf81o. N.y . OOnc:o Patty Tlckets S!t.SO Wtth I.D. $5.50 All Others - 847-8480 Tickets f or all NGJJ...., 20 - 1»1:. 1tlt .,.,............, ., 8 :00pm ...... ., 8:00, events are-available at. Squlrl ltall 'I'ICQt omca lkltf. SIMa 'ndwt~ A.O.S. VDUCIIIN A-.-s "''fe tottDs on stage.as we have alwcms known him: the spotless white suit the red aavat, a shoe#(_of white hair, Ill-tempered eyebrows and an unruly moustache.- All Tldlllnln ~ Hair today, gone tomorrow It was successful Producing Holr lhaao dava alrikOI mo as somethlng of a rial<v propoaitlon. espeolaMv with 1 riaing tide o f conservatism threatening, like a Rely t8/11pon, to opreod ita poloonou«u~ctotla across the waltTng crotch of mlcldle-clau America . For one thing, the play t\asn't oged well. T'h ank1 to tho miroclo of hindsight, we can...., how tho t\lppio craze e~ontuollv aputtored out-how dropping out of society, loading up on acid end wandeflng through life In a drug· induced nirvana wn htitdly the way to revolutionize society. For onother, ~o(lloa Foreman come ovt with his phonomonal movie vMIIIon of HM• ond blew the competition out ol the water. The UB production of Hllir which full concluded a llva-<loy stint Sunday afternoon In tl1e Kll1h11lne Cofnall Theallo. proves that some risl<s are worth toklng. The production w os fifst-rato, tnd enjoyable from beginning to end. Oiractor Grace Mor1cen and choraogtopher Cant lea assembled • ~maW 11my of tittered, gaud.ilv-ctocl human beings ond provided a w!Ming, reaching. ~<ding. dancing ti)Kt- of colo< and clod<work pracioton, end aorna of the ligllting - apeclally the bloody rod sploshes du<tng tho warl11a ~equence and the ghastly pale tD<>t on the spirit of Claude Buchowald - wore bril1iont. The cut wu uniformly excollont- paniaJially Bem.«<l. Sctw..e.t.. 15 Blfg«, Anthony Malloy IS Hud, Usa Galvin 10 She11a-and they WMI backed by 1 strong enM<!Iblo of ,minor charactaro, including Joseph Plena and Beth Kovlflky In theif dUal aope•on<:e 11 bofudclt,d perento befuddled touri*lo. Sp.cil4 mention must also go to Joan Zukl, who provided oorne clony dance movao. Surprltlngly enough lllnc:a 11 tho t1m1 of tho flower powet revolution moll of tho performer• were knH-hlgh to a bagel), the coot ia abla to convey the 1<1Qe('and-- tho! llrn much of the lyrics.·~ In thalr per1onfww:e of " 3·5-0·0" and "Walking 1n Space;" and the more tomlilar numbor1, like "Aquatfuo" and " HoiT." _ ,. dalivered with paealon and varve. bond .... lfoo tiot ond tight; ...,.P.Ifv In tho IN! ,...._, "Lit Tho SunShine.'' Whid1 aMed up elmoat • I oalebfll1ion, with the coot pulling t ho ·~ from their -~ onto tho floor ;., 1 lcJnd of ...-c> be-ln that mcwe tNII .nythlng e1te ceptlnd tho uninhibited oplril of ~tfmn tot ~ for- senoltlve drama revlewMa.) AtJn Ill, Hllir wos 1 IOild -.!d onjoyablo !lfod'uction. and one t1111 bodK well lot tho future of drama '" UB. -lliclc.&ykawny · nw �©prodigal sun rTOJies! film nolr theme I of murefur, •dultry and aquafid little ltves, but the gar1s.h J)ftmary cotots thfougtlout the movie Union City scores owe more co YO<J reldl . It's a real sh8rTMI that mucn olll\e cntieal ol1ont""' devoted to Union City has bMn focused or. the dramatic debut of Deborah Horr(, ltaCI llnQI< of t~ plutic, dispoS8blo and someWhat condeiCandi'lll new wave band c~ 81ondle, because the movie itlf!ll 11 a qulet the fllm. Union City locusu on the failed lives of Harlan and UUien, a married couple livlr'lg In a housing protect in the slowly decomposing urban corpse of Union City, New Jersey. Harlan Is 1 loser-tense, unhappy, and haunted by a sense of isolation from everything lind everyone around him and a great deal of hetnellzed. frozen anger , lillian Is young and rest leas and hvngry to be appreciated. She lontasizes about beong Mductlve and glemorouo, and ~er only eocape loom the de_,_ay tedium of her dreary housawila'a axostence Is to go to the movies on Friday with t~e superintendant. Harlan spends his days at the accounting o lllee and his n1ghts b<ooding over Who has been srur'"Q his milk, Ev.,.tuoHy this minor mtetlon muShrooms Into o 1.,_· fledged obsessoon. a& Hao1fl' begins to ray olaborata traps to snare the milk thief. When he fonally dcoes. thei< confrontation e.giodos into ~: Hao1Mo boones the molk thief's head r-etedly ega,.t the hard wood floor. i ,. ! ~ 3 ., ~ :;.:.,~:..~vi:"n.~~::"~oH'::~ :,:;t~es ~ on a """" subtle ond tO'lllue-irKhee- version of the hamrnerdown emouonal k-ttontlty brought to mms ttke T•~f Drivor and ~"" Sti'HitS bv Aoben OeNlro. lJpt;comb, Who hiS been lro11erlng aw wy what looks like 1 VI<Y edgy, •I<Y angry talent in ooap - l i k e Tl>e Edfl• of Night and Ufo To Live is a knocl<out-his HMian is t modom·day Raskolnikov. his -.gor and parenola nailed up ~ItA> aome kond of ugly wound allowed to hang there and' b!Hd. • AU this is under the sur,f aee- the emotional to•ture of ~ Dou!llu Siok. and the tight, claustrophobic , know. F-assb'nder was a devoted dlsci;ft of $irk' s. See how compllclted th<s •• getS11 Also, depictions of viOlence. death and ~lon In l~m nou wore higllly aryliled, and tNs conoclous-a•Oness $erved to distance people from the ugliness of the material, and to blunt - - - - - - - - - - - b y Rk:k Szvkownv Union City is a garish. satiric 1oo1t tt that murkoer, alienated aide of the American dream: a son ol blac~ty comedio, pop culture Cnme M>d Pvnishmont. Thanh to the preponderance of achm.t hzy, saCchar1Me media nostalgia ~ke Amerit:llfl Groffmi and HIIPPY D•ys. the 1950s In America have been reduced In popular Imagination to a goofball llndocape of pleasantly innocent t eenager,, Howdy Ooodv~ doo·wop toctc and Iunny perents buUding bombshelters on theor backyards. Union City reminds us of the lllp side olthot record-the dyihg industrial <:!ties, the creeping emotional malaise, and most lmponentty, the ap11hy end alienation that set In as peopte adjtJstad to the prospect of rlndom nuclear lncineration. ·sos VteiOneriellhackl (Cfel)ending on Who c.amer• angles end seta we r~t out of Rainer Wemer Fossbtnder c;oeo All: F. .r Eats The Soul, las we all more than just .Blondle masterp.ece.. li~e J> & 'I_ O.IMior.,., -~ , UM: 1SI5Cll which is eove<ed by jagged shards of b<ol<en glass. Once the blood begins to gush, Harlan panics- he hides the body in a Murplly bed in the unoccupied apanment ICfOU the t>all, and quickly cleans up aW traces of the crime. Phyaically 'that is-In the enoulng daya his conscience begtns to tOttUre him unmetcifully, especially when it looks like somebody is going to move into the apanment and discover the oorpse. He begins to drink heavily, ehaln--smoke and have hallucinetions. as well as an. The raat of the case Is equally solod. For those of you who have been suffering through rhis review just to hear about Deborah Harry, she os surprisfnglv good-a graceful mixture of oassivlty and restlessness. the a,chetyptcal 50s wom•n. She bungs a toad ot subtlety swearing off mlfk in his oollee. tonally. after his life has become a hving hell of guilt, fear and paranola. he ends It ell by leaplng from e window just as the apartment '• new occupant is opening the Murphy bed. There Is something ot a twist "ndlng . but I won't spoil it by telling you what it is. One ot the worst lhir'lgs about movies like thl$ is that crhlcs are allowed to see i1 along with the rest of us ta~lonal people. Critics. as we all know. ate people who to the ro•e, especi;,Uy '" her awkward romance w fth the .super. Pat Benatar, the rock s•nger who onee descdbed herself as. 1 110 c:ute il mokas you WO'ft to vomit," is ul$0 good In a brlel ttppearnnce 3.5 the wl~ of a Rumanian _.immigrant. Tony Aztto, o& the immlgtant , bf.ngs a cenaln groaay Slevlc cherm to 1he role. and E\leren McGill, the veteran ot sl.ld'l Bfoadwav p~oductions as EQuus and DtiiCtlll. rounds out the cast as the sensitive. laconle super. Chrla Stein, lead guotarost lor Bloodle, composed the elegant. moody score, which lends tntnelluflb&y to the ltmoaphtte. And a.t fOf dlfector .-: M.a~ Rek:hert, alllh:u can be said is that he Is a man to watch- it Is a meaaute of h•s taktnt that he can \aft a puff) detective story loke Cornell Woolrfeh'o The ~ Next DotH and turn h 1nto 11 movie as disturbing, chilling and qulotly pcwerful oalhos. Union Ctry is a movoo not to be m.ssed. 11 you caro ~ to gel a ude out to the Evans Art. Theaue. whtch tS the only venue .n Bullalo Ct.Wfeflt1y sttow.-.g It , I would suongly recommend rt. 1 apend much of their time devlslng elaborate categories to thruliit movies into, and any serious new film th~ dares to re&r hs ugly head in a theatre is se1zl!d by~ throat and dragged bodity into one of these stereotyptcal ptgaonholes. The film gentes have been ttying fas1 and furious lor '""'one, but the on9 gonorafty agreed upon by those in the know~ ..film noCr," • term .nvented by the .same Cahiers du. Cinema bunch Chit halstad poor Alfred Hitchcoc~ by his own peta<d onto the pedestal o( ctnematic WOfshl9. Like a.U geoeratu:ations. t~s o11e toses iu shape when suetched too far. Admouedly, Union Cirv'does deal with the usual Fore.oat Wille l Uqaor DUc:eat Prioea oa All WOOS l UQUORS a...i.io-so..o. ...... 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It doesn't open the recurd, now does it close it. • Relt tively speaking, it's a moment of salt v In lhe 8V! of the hurricane, or belr· i,&hildlike and lost at that same carr .val with a few bucks In ypur fist. David hasn't fOfgotten how to dream, indeed his head ia full of dreams, its just gotten herder for him to dream in color. That's wtw Scsry Monsters Is so b4aok and white, so stark. Monsters and creeps have Bowie runnlni • scared, down avenues and around the world, looking for answers. And coming up empty. His keen eve has tak~n from films to Broadway, through rod< 'n' roll, lhrough Zlggy Starllust and back to Pierrol, 'the " mu• r.. And deeply into himself. the per ner,• the me"ssage."His keen eyt oks with disdain through int< tional boundaries and the Ita f cwrent affairs going down. On ''Y Monstflfs, Bowie has red h -d paraooia as the Eighties; a theme onstantly under revision by • mind's eye. We asked for and he ~ve us a ......... ._ Bowie hu no patience for fascism, but finds lhe room getting more crowded everyday. J'ul/ of tension end fear 'hey do it over thtJre I It we don't do It hllftJ , tShion- Turn to thftleh • shion· Tum to thft right • 'e (J((J thft goon squlld end we 're co. ing to town ' ' lecause You're Young," with a cao eo appearance by Peter To .• ns)'oend, has Bowie trying once mo•e to direct some optimism at youth, only to have it crumple before hi s eyes. "These pieces ere broken," cries Bowie, "hope I'm wrong but I know." And then there's " Kingdom Come," the only cover song on the record, wri tten by guitarist/composer Tom Verlaine (formerly witj) Television) . Plain to see why Bowie ·Jrasped for this one, " I just need one day somewhere fer away," a The Oepar1ment of Theetra and Dance will pra$80t The House Of &Jm.da AIIHI, by Federico Ge<eia lorea. November 13-16 and 20-231n the Hartiman Theatre Stud•o. Performances wHI begin 11 8 p.m. and admi,sion Is $3 for students. The pley is an -· • underQradUb"t"" ~oduction. directed by Ue Eeltert. .)obnny the Mbury ..._ pull into Buffalo Stele ~·s new gym tomorrow night at II p.m. Opening are the Perle, a loclol rock trio that includes ex.,.,uslc editor of The Specrrum Tim Swltela. / Thlo lln't no jive turtcay. Arlota reco«<ing ~. the - ...,. c1rv1> flto s._ One on Thuradey. November 27 ~night) for an ~of Mhomt.m ~ 1locJc 4/fol. The -et-five blecb end one chicanO-Is fretll off eppaaronce on Fridays In edditlon to being featured in an ~.,;~Rolling StoM. • At lu1, the long owoltad tale of Keneas City Jazz has been put t o lim. The Last of the eN. O.Vh ;. the Blues and what h it . .. llifd Pru. Big Joe T.....,, Moten, McShann, end P- · Is Jazz waiting for you to Gsten. Take C*e; it won't wilt for long. The film wi• be o~n tonight ancj tonight only at Madia Study/ Buffllo ~207 Delewere Avenue! 8 p.m. Come the woodlide and run that c1e..t1 down. • ~ Come and heer the anthem of the Univ.w>l Jf/WH!IIee the C.na<'lian prograsllve/heavy rocktrio of Mu Weboter blows klto Uncle Sam's Tuesday, Novomber 2 5' Opening is ,_,_, recording ertisto Prlv8te r.;-. a bend !hat owes plenty to St:yJ< end other like-minded heavy olugero. Ttebu ere t4.97 advance and •5.97 at the door. Ge1 v- Mojo WOIIdng this Sunday, folo\'omber 23 when ~ extraordlnaire ...._ Cotton laboveHond Oelta·eumChlcego blues f*e PllliJtJ6o/ • The talented Buflato Entertainment Theatre wTII fe.tUTe twcr o.w productions, "The Interview," and "The Indian wonts the Bronx" on Thur~ 011d Frldayo from November 28 to December 13. rockets for students .....3. and r..-vationa can be , _ by calling 842-()494. The the81.re is locloted at 282 fr...UO Scrwt. W~ !right) bring their ~""bends to Uncle Sem'o. Door_. at 7:00p.m. T)dt- . . . 7.0(). UB' s Cent"' Theatre will be opening their productlon of Slf!·l,_._,,.., ••o.r.-t. ........ ,.,...,..,.....,, ,...w.,......,.. ~ .... !! . ..... ·~~~~ 1!-- Horr!eland this weakand. The play will run for the next three w"aekencls. and will be directed by Ed Smith and eaot with many fine Unfveuity and community per~.,.,.,., Cell the t;:&nt8f 111 84 7-6461 for further detalloo. The c.r.ter is located it 1181 Main SlrMt. r.-------·-, I Specfot Scmnp.,.-. I : HIHid Firat I 1l..l88 Ba~r St_ylfata 1 I ·I KeDmon A;.--ue f., ........., I I ....... C.. ........U.,.I I ~$800 I· I ._Coapl_ J ~-- ~ - . -·- - ~ ~ ~- _. ~-"' -~ •' "-- .... ,!•.... .. • I ~ I I l 'aJW wlda t~a~. ~..- 1 .I ti!Js " "· :1011., '10 I -835-9339-1 ._~~~~~~~~~~L_~ -·L-,.·----.1 �GLS givesUB Barrister services i Art H'-tory Undergrad. ~~. ~~· TRIP:Art Gallery of 'QO-.)./fo 1 o" to view the TURNEP ,, YJtlBITION Saturd,.· o~~. 6th 0 o" LEA VC· ~\\ <) Sqv· 0-.) 01 9 om 'cp'-0. ART GALL.ERY. @&. ~ .mrotftum T'rcket price · $9.50 nofl-members $8.50 members Tb<! complex world of couns, lawsuits and mioor traiToc tickets AVAILABLE AT 508 CLEMENS HALL may ofl<u coofu.sc uodcnu who don't ~>pireto «II« law school. Ytt, for the unfonunatt UB student .,t.D bcc:omts cntanalrd in 1(141 hwjes, a helping hand is nt11r, Gtoop lqal Services (GlS), locat<d in Squirt Hall , is a mandatory studtnt r.. l'\lndrd orpnilation off«in& fret lcpl -advi~ 2A hours a week to studentt on qucnion s ranain& rrom landlord-ttnant problems. traffic tlckeu and drus laW$, to marital <:Oun procetdifl&S. With over 2000 nudcnta lnvolved-studenu S«kina advi~. volunccers, paralcaals and attomeys-OLS is tht most ac:tivt organization on campus, ac~ordin.& to OLS' Assistant Director Cheryl Furstice. Although OLS is usrd a great deal, "A lot of studtnll don't know tha.t 'NC even exist. •• rem111ked GLS Attorney Rlehard Uppos. Tht OLS program sives lt~al advice undtl' «naio auiddlnes. They will not handle student· vcrsus-Siudcnt cases nor any dispute bet.,...., a studtnt and dthtl' SubBoard I or Saudtnt Go'.ti'Omtnt. In lddltion. they may ""' handle any cast 'Nbida rcqu.irei a OlSauorrtey to appear in courL Avanrlni i1 In the procts~ or oraanitlna a housing revitw board dullna with &ludents hous<d orr <am pus. The purpose or lh< board would be "to enforce housing cod~ Wilhouc harmma studenu . •• Av~opes chat this board will era urt<nt City of Buffalo staLutc. prohlbidna occupancy or cwo or more manbcts in a bOUSt' -.hom not rdativa. Accordht& to Avant!ni, "landlords use thl> law u ltvtn.tt in coun." The diru:tor it ll')ins to pcuv.adc c:onam.smm. l1wym &nd otbcn io inOucru.iaJ potilionl to sn on thr board. I Msput~ l'\o rqtrcstatatioa 0nt purpost in 1M creat..on of GLS .... to rqx....,t indivldUlll s&udmu h1 court. Accordina ro lippos, this ld<a was by President Rob<n l. K<tter beaU$< Kctrcr did aot bdinc individl.l&) reprC"untation was under the guiddmcs or mandatory >tudcnt fees. "Oroup lcaal Services 11 panakjns on a nl.lion·w;d~t awvt)l or Stat< Uni•<nitlcs (cspceialty SUNY sehooiJJ on the use of ,..,otd .srudent recs, "' a.nnounotd Uppa. The lawyer said that if othcr Uni"cnity presidents allow tht usc or l<ts ror Individual lt&al rcprcscntat1on, chen OLS will ptthion Kcucr co rec:onsidet his decision. At.'COrdinc to Fursticc, the molt common advice that is requested d eajs with landl ord · t<naot probltl'ns and rolatrd que<tlons •bout leasn. Additlonolly, many students come- co OLS 10 notarire documents, .AUomti'S for OLS ore <:Ontncttd from the law of Moriany, Alltn, l..jppes and Hoffman ., a cost or 520,000 per year. The ftt provides OLS with lawycn wbo POl only siv• iepl consullttfon to <1udcnu but also ~· as lcpl rtpreocntatlvts or the Student Association and al1 olhtr orpnizatiom undtt Sob-Board I, rum Inc. GLS was olso orpnlud btaiiSe of the .,.,.. of individual law)'<n that <Kh audtrltUJO<btion hiRe!. "II'• cheapcT today to hit< Group l..qa1 Servica than h wu to have (for eatll••udtrlr assocWiorl) ....... yean qo ... said ~- --we're om the tint JChools In tbe oounuy to provide · lepl .terVic:es co studnn:s~ •• GLS an impnnant 1'01< in hdploa l!Udcnt aoocmmcnl doal witll ldlllioiwators. "Wt..Mvtr Ket~ io conhontrd with probltn:t• from uudent governmtnl ho hu a starr that he can otilizc," explained Uppos. Clro<tp Ltpl Servimt is th< research • rm o r tlodcn t &Qvcnunents-an cqualiur to tht _...llttOmC)'s or "'*.)'! adroiohtration. Qirecior of OLS Carmine GLS is aucmpcinJ to orpnlzt an arbiltalion rtvit.., boetd 10 Sdlle dbpura !ollldtuts. ThU board will be compri•ed of btl,...., ..,oluruec:rs who •ould 'oh-c: problmn arnona studcniS that cannot bt handled by OLS. Oi$putcs concemioa •ucb mau<B as phone bllb will be mtdialrd, Funtite said. A linand al rtvitw board has b«n a pru)etl that G lS has bcaJ worklna on for thrtt year•, the Anistanr Director addtd. Thit Board would dtal wilh financial problcmJ betw<cn studtnu and the Unlvusity. Dorm damaan1 overdue llbntry fees, and lab break••• r- will be some of tbt dispute> this board will dtdde. The OLS pataloaals lntervitw clientJ bcrorchand to determine if tht ca!t i• under OLS' aulddin... The volunt~ m·ay, wich the client's permission, 'llt j n on the client'.s cut with the lawyer. Parai<pls olso do rtieareh and othtr duties tlw aid thtlawy«. All D•ralcpls are gjvtn traioina and :·~.::!vtlepladvist, aC<Qrdilli> '"Tl'te main reason I voluncecred " because J wanted 1 htr.xptriencc." explained ont paralepl Jighu art on law ••hool. OLS bas over 60 >o1Wl1~ ..wt as paralflals or on committees or&-ani:tins projoru. U B Law studenu arc conracct'd throtqh GLS if a 0111dmt r<quira a defmckr ror an appcarantt before the Studm1 W'lde Judir:iary or the Inlet-~ Judiciary. Pr·ovidin:a. srudtnt-s whh an undasundil>J or law and ho"' it affea.sthti'Oiioo<goalofGLS. To tduc:ate illldcn,.. with lilt Ia", GLS boldJ numttaus~and publisha variou5 bookku and Sehas••el•te... Sid Oab Friday, December 5th "'b""' Last Day For the Best Deal on Campus. Make the long Buffalo Winter your favorite season! Office hou•• : Mond•y to Ftlday, 9 :00 •m 4 :30 pm Rush Office Houro: Dec~mber 4th & 6th 9 :00 am • 8 :00 pm pamphlets. • OLS will orpnizc Kminars pcna.inin& to off<ampus bowina, fortian .studcntt and West Valley (nudtar energy), ar:cordin& ro Furstice. · The Assistant DfrCC'tor addtd lh11 a oonsumor's booklet wiU be OLS' nut pubUcatioo. Free publications on sun•ivin& your landlord, drug law>, wbat to do if you are raA$'d o r an-esccd and other lepl advi<le can be fou nd In the OLSoffict. I .., You 5nOOZ"' you loozel ~~~~~~;.;.;;~:;;:::;:;:::;;~~;::;;;;;;~ r REG•~ now SHABBATON wi~h guest speal<e•rD~ I. Block ut ~php Of Umu. or Wutttt.oq, O"JCOUIO VU:Uf;fffii!KU<t oc tho Amb~st. C lx>boO Hoose lt<Ol No F<>Nr•s< RI>.·IW't ..,._ <h\' Bllcott CN""" ~otlf:bi!KIIJI" .,., •• "'-» Wil"""''" FRie>ay. Nou. lllat 6 prn SatuRe>ay, Nou. 22 'lo a ..m .;.J::!!!!~. . . roo tnOIIC ttl(o. CA 086-tOUOO RECORD. BREAKING Grande Opening Sale!! thUt: M Ui Buy any two Lp's, cassettes or tapes at o ur everyday low • low price and receive a FREE Audiophite Record o r Tape deck cleaner as o ur complimentry gift to you! Come he lp us celebrate the open ing of o ur NEW STORE at THE UNIVERSITY PLAZA! 49·5 1 Univeroity Plua HOURS: Mon. thru S.t. 10 am · 9 pm, Sun. 12 • 5 pm f2 3 �Nichols. -~ • • ............ their parents worlina . shoes- alld _si..:b, wbile aids challeaaiDa••• QPI&iDed ltudmt acc:ordiaa to the Alllllllli Office. mUSt war dres,scs, stitu or Cl>arky Prock ••• Allhouab it is ;; . . _so. _a.,....,.,....,. ---.- -Fa .__ .__ - --AU<CAR 2t1'f~Moe. ,,,,....,._ For families wbo em~~ot afford the rqular tuition cbarJe$, a scholarship Pl'Oirllll, which assisu one out of ewry seven ltudents, makes the Niebols edw:atioa easier on the bank account. "We arc Uter.Uy owned by our own trustees: •• are iodependmt uc1 li~ orr tuitioo, aifll aod 8dcled IGcocll• eodo•-· aranu. •• JeMs All , enforced draa code ensures that no Nlcbob st!Adent will be ReO weariJia JCIII.I anywbere on . campus. Boys mUit war a tie. blam, shin, sl.dcs~ 1f -.:..; arc worn, a blaz.<:r miiSl be worn also. IClencll 1110ke biablY of the school- ''1t is Uterelly a swus to ao to Nicbols School. Wo are proviclina leaden. The students are here becallJe thoy'r• iludlec:tually curious and this curriculum ahea tbem a c:halleaae unlike aay theY could rective in a public illstitucioo. We don't have the DOnDal problems or a biab .sebool bee&- we're a family that really cares aboUI eaeb other." The N"lCbols studeot seems to be proud or his sebool. "The work is better here; It's more ·--~~~w--.oo..-- - • bard, 1 know, I'U be extraDd.y well prepared for coUece because Nicbols has a aood reputation." Students can also fiod a situation to suit them. 1bert is quite a bit of free time for eaeb individual to Qplcxe his or ber own special iotcrcsts whether they lie in music, ut, drama or computer wort. ''There were a bandfW of araduatcs last Y"8f who went on to be professional daJM:en." said Cotsen. Many ltudents here aet .. classical education to beoome professionals In the Arts." ftftdo• All classrooms and t.rt supplies are open to audents. The students walk freely lhrouab the balls; exempr (1om the ioquisitive eyes or the headmaster. It is a freedom that is frequently absent in many hiah schools. ThiS' ndependeo cetencourages responslbilit.y andlsolf-discipline from the students. There is a areat deal of pressure at Nichols, but very few students choose to or t.rt asked to leavo ~~inadequate p;urormanco. "burin& their interview, the students know what kind or achool it is and what is expected of thom," said Cotsen. The course curriculum is considtred advanced whon compared to a public school's. Mort participation is expected t.nd the course outlin• requires a luae amount o r material to be studied. Tho coursn are desianed to be mort specialiud and many are unique to Niebols. Tuteorool...., . "Nichols really aives a person a taste or collqe," added a student. Many araduates decide to continue their education with a private, hiJhly prcstiaious institULion, such u Harvard. Yale t.nd Boston University. Bot, according to statistics, 11\aDY Nichols araduates from 1976-1980 cboso 10 alttnd UB. Surprisingly, the students attending Nichols don't possess an "air of arroaance." They all como from economically and socially diverse areas. "I don't fed tho students see thtmselves as 'elite' and I don't think they like beioa ealled 'preppy'. added Kieocll . "I feel I can rudy say they ue receivjna a superior education." Alben D'Aaostino, a Nichols teacher, previously tauaht at public schools. The only differmce, he stated, between a public and a private institution is that " in a privatt achool, the parents seom mort ClODCCmed about the child's weU-«inJ." As far as the pupila themsdvcs, lte adds, "Kids llfC ldds DO matter Where they are: they h~ve the same habits." "N"tdlols is reaUy a Buffalo faally ioath&~Uon," Kieadltloted. We work "•~ hArd ID a:ive each and every oae or our . studmu their rilbt leanUna I don't fed tbl a ~ can ICC 11 r- an sinwjop. education or lurolna experienc:e .. the one they otuio here at the Nlc:bols Scboot'' �sports 1· just by Toay Petti $ports Editor It's ovtr. The Fall seasoQ basClOI'DetO a close and the UB Atbletic: l><panmcot mcmbm should ~ smitina like Cbcsbire cau. h was •loocl t~!9 ~an athlete and 1 1ooc1 Lime to ~ a SpO<U writer. Fn< the lim time since football wu rcinotituted at this Uni..,.ity, the BuDs have bad a winnlna season. Buffalo roared out or the blockS wlnnina five straial\t, th<11 dumped the next five with error·ploaued performaoc:es. 4St Saturday's win aaainst Alfred not only put them over .$00, but also recaplllred some or tbeir self-mean. The Women's Field Hoe.t ey Team . .. :: i f 2 Bl1 more point ! q ualified tor the New Yo rk State O.atnplonships and althouah they didn't fare wdl they still miiSiered 1 heanenln& performance. Butcb Anson frO<n the h4en's Cross Country team placed dn-..tb In the New Yn<k Slate OWnpioo.s!Ups and wUI 11asb his talents aaaioA some of the Nat.i on 's best in Roebesltr this wnekend. And wlw about those VoUeybaiJ Royals? The team stTUUied throuah IIIOCI or the season and finished the rcttlar stanza with tess t han half or the I I · - in the viCIO<Y column, yet they blasted tbe competition In the State CbampionshiPf. The spit<n bad to ~ l dark bo(se bd4a ruJ<ed 12th OUt of 16 teams, but wlw did they dn? They ~out f., and snatched J<CC>nd plao<l The Men's Soccer Team didn't dn half bold ahemselves. Chris rSimoo, a transfer rrom fredon!• ... • new u B S<alOO aoaJ soorina ~ (16). The Bulls fmisbtcl five pmes OV<r .$00 aDd oeued four tits besides. They dido 't will lhdr Division and mil$ed Iii NCAA tournamtnl bid, but their II<:OOOiplishmmll hive to ~a J'Cll rdlection on this Univmity. Mea's and Womm's Tconls teams bolb quallfied fO< pou ...ason competition. but struQied aaa!IUI the "best" in the Slate. Who can rorset the perform&n<:c$ or the Royab' doubles combination or Leslie and Usa Stidlwn? Alld wb.u about freshman sensation Poul CMdys for the Bulh. How ii!lljjiijjiijj(j nson paces Harriers · The aeam or Americao Division Ill coll<F cr"'""""""ry competiton-2«1 runners frO<D 70 collqes represcntina every •state="will compete in the NCAA O.arnpionships at RochtAcr's OW'atld·Eastman Park tomOrTOw. UB's top · runner at last weekend's New York Slate (NYS) O.amplonshlps, Butcb Anson, will represent the Bulls at this weekend's presaialous evcot . In the Slate championships, Ansoo rtnished Uti\ on a S.OS-mile course with a time or l6:CII. The Bulls placed 10111 (out of 20 schools) with 2Sl poj.nll. Roebeslet took top hoDon whh 41 points. Amona the Olbcr Bulls who ponicipated In 'lhc event, Mlkc O'Conno< came ill l&h, freshman Dan F'IICbcr placed 6lrd, Ken lves\.-101h and Oao William$ earoe io 73nl. GO BIG RED1 ~0 TRAILWAYS1 FROM UB· Amherst Campus Service to: ROCHESTER ~SYRACUSE UTICA AMSTERDAM SCHENECTADY ALBANY SPRINGFIELD BOSTON . Bus Departs from the Ellicott Tunnel at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 25th and at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 26th. For more informC\tion1 call your campus representative, or stop by · the IRCB office. IRCB Campus Representative ! many times did hls sparlr.lina displays or :! cen.nis exCite the spa.n.r crowds at the f AmherA Couru. • This Spring season is filled with questioa marks. Can the Basketball Bulls ..._ as ' Western DivU;on Cbampions io the Stile University of New York Athletic Coaf<nnce? Will Varsity Hockey rebound from their dismal ~15 staJOnl Can the Royals Bowtina T cam !llllcb 0< bccter their number two .. National ranki~&7 The Wres1lina team bad a very rdpcaablc season ItA year, bccomioa the University's lint • National Cbampioo. What wUI they do this year? How will the Ro131s Basketball team do? The list or qoscsti<)cs ps on aDd on. For tnSMn. tome ODt, -ell and IUY Uloed. a 'f j �odds -~ i z -:::1 ' Women SVfimt:Ders· wet feet I I I __ _____ __ _ New coadlin& coocept> aacl a skw of oew s-.nen will be the mliA·SI)rina of the Wo01CD's vanity team. But alona with many acdlent V<tenJ\S, the team still hu ..,.,. old !IQ;Iina problems. T m Olll of the . _ ( J swilnm<n ~GOFISit:ThoU... - . o - - to _ l o t _ . , . . . . . _ T h o on this ~· tem1 ore roolcles. Hiedi Orieoa. a Sweet Home HiP ~~.......,.ll<n ........ _ SchoOl Crcsbnwl. went to the Olympic Swimmin& trials for tnlinina Is done twiee I weet for I ya.r the team (mimed thlrd out or Syochronil>od Swimlnia&. "Sbe Is in balf an hour ahd one pbue of this H teams at the Stales. • ...-y JOOd shape," oommcmecl proaram involves tbe use or 1 The swimminJ propam bas a. swim coacb Pam Noakes. Greiner, s kateboard. Thuwlmmcr ,u!.ina her way of devdopin& a c~os<;-kriit whose ~reast and arms, to pull herself around ticks rdltionShip amoas the women and hllckstroke, and Rosanary Beckley bor feet up in thealr. Each swimmer this year's team Is no t'XceptiOn. • ·Bunerllycr, two or the has set 1 aoaJ and eech day Saturday momina was a perfect swimmers who \\ill play alas-a< ro1e journo~zes her ·prolftSS. exomple. The ""men sot toaetber in tbc up and coming session. Four Wbh these new techniques ':lnd and sewed the BUFFALO loao on new divers will join tbe: oew the return or lase ycar'.s top poin• thdr new warm-up robes. • swimmen. Last year the team h1a scoren, Amy Briuon and Ka1 "A lot of the l.elm doesn't know only one diver. Dwiabt Bird Is the • Simciruon, the tta.m l.hould be able that this is pan of their education," new diving coach for both ....a and tO repeat or improve 1979's 6-6 Nookcs explained.. Their C1art Hall home pool is a expects all of the d!vcrsto be in the reco rd. Ho wever, Noak u State Championsbipo. explained, "We don't lOok ll dual sore Jpol for lh<t<arn. "It's been IS . for the first time lhl$ .Year a meetS, we try to qualifY u mOlly yearr Since we w<re promised'• new P<Ps.ram of Euro~an weight-Urting sw immtn for the., Stat< ' PQOI," Noakes said. Oar\ Hall aod strctthina ·is being used. The Oampi011Alips u poulb1<." Last pool has only five Wits, she ..... .... .. = ,. COMPLIMEMTARY *PASS .* 1- ' 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. CMOM. TO 5.AT. OMl'() Aft« 7pm ; t3.00 Covw I:r------J _ t · , a..,- I t J ' 'TUUDAY 11rr!t ......_ 10te _,,_ . , _:. GP.OUP RESERVAnON S IN ADVANCE ii'i6J.e7i-6682 ........... U t ........ . ,,_,• ....., Er ie ~ "• _,.• ~ -if •t.CASH t $ C EXCHANGE ~ 49·51 University Plaza r ~ ... ,. l li-111111111!1•••••••••••••••11 • • Special Attnctlons a Exotics £*)'Clay and IYIIIIIIQ • Comedians • Spi'dalty Ac:tt • • FWmale and Male Dancers E~'(:,RY f" ~ /WitJJin ,.llltlatOJ Amhlrsl,, 1Mw YOlk 14226 ,. e "O.'R "' ~s.'S DI/UI''S OK - 14K - 18K • • ~l~~;ee:.~"::' 1:~e~r%~: pro~:'·or the le&Vt: the proaram does not ~... swimmcrs because tbe"'"'s&.att provide ade'luate eornpedtM>n.~yc:boose~OUt of JWe on scholar>bips iestead. • ~;;:;,G ;~;;ED STERliNG e DENTAL GOLD e ANY GOLD ITEMS • t explained, t>ut there should at least 6. Noakes noted a be small ' tt ~'Es~itm~~ Eleven out of 31 swimmen oo this · BUY e SEll e TRAOEJ . • ~~~---~ FiiWR&... s.ator Kezi1 KimberlY and J~ Kim lludteir will be eoeapWns of the 1loya1s Squad. They .,;a Je.d the team to f1orida {or • wtnter pfactke "' tt>e S'lrimmilla Hill or Fome. -Billl(rkger Learn Ttie Wolid Of PROFESSIONA RECORDING SELECT SOUND 24 mACK STUDIO 873-271 7· �Need Your Guit8r ,_, ___ __.._____ ____ ~ _, or _Customlzed7 _ n.o ____ - At LOST1_oo _ _ ----=----;_;_~----- ~·.::":,~~:.:!'­ ===--.;.....==~---- ~~~u~-::'.::: ~f.'.,::: ~~:1•0 ~c!::C:c:o:.:.:~~': Gl•f 111. LOSf 8ETWEEN SqufrVK1mDall. A red DELCO FREEDOM e ATIERY Sill. New, UMCf Dnl~ for SAMnMer- UO all J m •t:m or INw mett.eOt. 1974 HORNel 1M t&I•IIOOcatl.,.._,.1, 1972 VEGA, m«:Mnlc.a!ly .ICMH\d, eood wJnttr U1UIO~ Clll G1-o.d7. c...-. boolt/r...,-d. HolM for f'tsolfch p.eptn. k'l Ndl.• ...,..,., LOS! LIGHT 8lw dowt't YMI, 'RJ, &.o1tot'M, 11nJ110. ,..._,, ret\llrft w ·• ' ldentllluUon lr'fslde. t(ee~ money. 135-n16. TO THE PERSON wM took mv P'IWtl from.., tnt a~ogy Otpi. w~v . PtHM return It with mv I D at'd no QWi"Gn$ .sUd. ' fYtt .SPRINGSTEEN TICKETS tor w.ta~ c.u 6»-$22.0"" aW~ ~--'-"- FOUND-<ltle blodt - · In ... CRAtG f'OWI!IIt.P'L"Y car sttrH vlclnhroi P. J . - U C I -- o..:n T .rr , .Atn/Fm c...- tal. AR tumtatl+l-, u:t.eiteM conclitiOI'I IS5.I1Jotm, - CHRISTMAS PARTIES a. FIMt BROCE$,.1liNGSTE-INCO'KW'1tk:UI. hlt'tles. ftwr'"* chNP 41t.t h.ln et <:lit G-f21tor t'U..,.,.ntr' p.m. Rooties Pwnp Room, ...0100«1« J .to GARAGE SPACE AYAIUeLE for for.:,.,:-,=:.:"::.· _ _ _ __ _ __ L.IIOon f« ' MOn'Mtkltt DISCOUPOHS "" .,_ W11«tin ~ call Ul 1'f'Z').. ~ lSS Sq\11,.. ...,, C,.., Y W you "*'• ,.,.,t. - SPRI HG-$TEE... . euftiiO a nd Roehtft«, see ~m flltkt' WI i.tme; ~ c•l UI•)IU. budtt! Ctl«ie lt GIU't'ISA Lucian c. PArlato . Attomey-at•Law ~ ''"'" "' ~tQmpusMinlStry)tt'Mdlmtf Me) Speedy Sales Buffalo, N.Y. 14213 ~., ptCOr.m: s ,., OI.IfAIIS: - - . fiiAMIOUIIS TOP SHELF MUSIC 3173 Main St. 832-1046 -ue <- -tel. GRAD $TUDETN OR proteulonll IWo -oom •rtmonl. "!'PP'• 10 M5C Ml.lOI,_,III piOI Uflllflti. CaH D ,1a5 before noon. fi'E MALE MOH-S,MOIC.ER to \Ntetowfy 2-tldrm ept, lVII !MII. Dec. I WOIMSC Erlu m.mo. ROOMMAT, '#fAfii'TEO FO• h1ll';' fwnhiWd cooed ~ Ill'S.. ult DH.141 ., riS·s:rn. AMHEIUT•m1t. ,_.,.,.,eel, Nth, c00kl"9 11~ ...,. room.. prt¥•'* prM~ c.t Nn'! rf'S"'. 6D-4IOI. 'tOOMM.ATE CS) ••ttltd, 1 room .vat._~ mC01d 2 biCWOOrn duptex tw 1 .,,.Ml .. coUplt •EMAU GRAD-"'r'7'meril. Cte1n, pr~ c.ll N'ICI 1ilf'ftlttr. Ja.nvat)o 1.s1.. SlQS ll'ldodi;nt' ""''· T'wo bedrootn'S.o call 1)3.7112. 1.911 Ott .. •• l»-n6lfo(r~at~INYI~ , ten\Mft to Cllf'I\Pidt fiNr Dedtoorn "ppef' Onebloc' WO/m)C wlfltter/Or;e.-.I.Sof, m •ICL on answtr DNWM. MALE ROONt.MATE WAHT'Et>-Jan. 11 WO.MSC I10S1 au as-.a11 F- EMA~E Aalchle carrar• Meft' 'tlu TAPE fr401S£ Re.DUc:TION uttll MXR. us.r S1MI~,- Mtl ..ouo new. C• IJ a • ., -...crJ02. 1eew""""W. morn1g c-teAtHtp •NI prtp wor\. ~Oll1tnf'lat? 1 ro 1 ....,-. • u,. Nott fhtK F1't. P.J. &onoms. J:t}t~Sff'Mt, r~1 KOr'l& ltotn ua. WA,.T G000 U~Eili£HCE't Good ~ $tudlnb_,.c..n rypew~. Vfin A'lil or Et~N lA Uf SQuf~ H•l\ Of' all Pl·'l614 l.lOibf. tor ~~'""" nnte t'ftort. SOUnds lmpoUibi•J W' rwttl Tht Butft>~on•~ ~· to..,,.. won: IMm portrait ..,.MtOt __ _ 1>. Cont.c:l Jim • • •.st•i* 6I'ICf teave t w:hed\.IN! of "~ lt\at -,w _.• •vall~b4f' •tl12 """...... WASHBOWL GOIN-OP LAUNDRY 1110 KenmoN Ave . I IAI Collllol &Oc 1,,26;' WASH_ DRY c-wro-Sl. ~ Ffwf'wAinfllnl~om - 11:30pm - 10.ys a..n-~ '" PE~Jt5C* WANTEOtotKI"-,..nlOf'ta. '&Wneta ~Of fN bUff•lonllln. -ond '""--· =~~~~:'':r~~::m. . mto ull Jtm ' ' 111~1• Of SlOP bV lU Squire. SP,UfiiGITW:EN TIClCIET($) ~tor 121 mo. ......... 41•11 tic""'- COJI ....,......._, TAGGMUSIC Sala • Service a..te~ ~~~­ -- Ja. .... JkcJ ........... rtaA lflllllc~ 3104llala _ _ _ -111-111._ = ~.!;~=~'~c:r :::r»f•::.:: tumlWd st1tttScofl en tSJt. ROOM F-OR RENT 1100 Inc. \lt. Fum~ room 10 1'1\~ W/ 0 t0 Mk Tom,t:}ll-~ ue ,..e,. 1 _...,.. . . , . - . 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Think fltlky cflnk.. ••QOOd lUCk, . ,Jt'..,... $f"£C.I~DIKOONTS : ue ~lo IK~Ify . Sf\• mpoo·••..,••·t.ut; n .oo. Ptomumto a.cbl"'; ••s~ IDU1001. " --· ENGLISH JUOING LEUON. C.ll ItA- If ont·y I had you. I tfiiiOUICI MW' t..rtfh&ne. H"'IIP.f no. • Gwy. PAJtTV NIGHT il Souna.ty nitft1 at P..J. eottomsl H your fiOICJI', dub. grDill). Otop~nrner~f. or ream WOUIG llk"e to Qel too-thtr mif is IM ~tor mo~• JnfQf'~"D!'l u11 ROSEY at ll1-*l1, P ,J . 8oftomso -s170 Mtln 5trH1. f'lgnl&c:ros~ trom us. I RAJ Wry lb0\.!1 11'1..1 cNJna;r to your ntek. t'lllvtl11"eDn~t l as;lblrthd•;torte, HHO¥ nrcti ~. Hold P\e ma..-o. JEtUtY 8UtTHDAY. ........, ..,.......__ Thonos. r .... HAPPY You've UsUJf\e IS YOUR 1he crowct? H.-.,e iOot(""' tike 01\e Of H proleuiat,.Uy lypnri Mld ~ tw ItT A..toe.. Wt'U 91W fO(Ir resumt • Ct11P rtffC'fl._.. dftl9n 9V6f't'nJNCI 10 .$1-.nd ovt from ...,-J fN otn.n.. For mort lnform.ellon c;al!t .... ,.,:.,...:-:..._,- --,,----- A TT£N'TIONI H•W ..1 'IOU' 1'fttM'5. dtswr-••tiOftJ. tl11getlom. ere. done on • wordDt«HS.ino ,.,s1em OcN\·s. wne for ' orainoM1'Y t';"')e'Wf'1fCf copy .nvmore. _,.,._.., rou can M¥e typewt ~arana ::::•::;::·=,cw:='>"" . ••.. I.Oiltty ~ Cllfbtr GPf'oM.. Pfook'eedlnv ....o H Hint AbO. Acc-uracy vuarenln4 U uen ex.per lence. Wperle Q!Hiily 1 1 alt.ra.eOie r~tftt 011+ U..7G ..IIti.S!a-..m TONIGHT: Pony ,,....... TYPING ED\TING : trom ,J511)oll98, 100 WPf' • .ccwrecy ouar.nf9edl CotrecUftQ IBM E ltcfrOAIC So-IY I"ttf OLD MR. BOSTON SCHNAPPS l HO~ ftft' ~ •oPt•'lf'ICf , lJ tyPif' .-ct~ memory. Nu mbf' r . Sot lei¥ for T•chnicet Commufti:C.thon. WOtG Guild Dancil19 O.t•ts ~ &lrft~Gav INIINM'I SltVfdl'f, Jam ttpm, Roctw:S,.r. t1,_:t>S~Ofl:;:: • _ _ _ __ t•;-;QUf "PE-Ei t Ill~ ,.,...,.. pepton. '"'~m• • · prootrc •dif•l• .._ ,..~ ...oro.tbM . . . mt. NOn~ lvll•.to TVPI._G-;- ; ' t(£ C)C)U.A. s-oFF. a bcloelN!I Of tor c:otlt91 t:Ndlnt\ w. ,,_ f ~ el•-'· I DM C»fTKlll'\0 Settctr!C-. wnen QUAlitY count,. UIII:J1·C30. o~y NED--H•ppv Sinhdew S'Wft1M¥1 Dlutrt• Hons , T YPING rH~.~rnn. THANKSGIVING Fn<Hiwu' (.OU9Cift5 BuHalo ..-~• Airport Taxi •• now • .,... ...,.. If no di«'9C'. FtK HCA c-.'1· W'd .. wtt ~ st.vnp!'d Share a cab to the airport - H AV£At(APPY6t RODAY Thestall 1M mtl, ot P'.J . BOTTOMS. ttr ..h •ol • t.crt •flont. '"'"'rt. pui ff_.. li~C~ir& It'\ :MPtf"l.• Cell! 11~ tn\lttoof 10: Oollllf'HlH, JO C:atkldiM A..-.., Amntt'I1,..1' 1Cl:l6. z. •' MSC.. War-m, prtYatt. Accet& to ttJft. All t•'f'CMJ' g: AOIDAS COUHTJtY RUfiU~tEIU. U~ ~c" nnr. Mtn'' ~,_a. utf"Pl•Mt a1k for ~ """"'"Y' ..__ M. Mr i l o u n - Boob -~-li-lo,.. RAol t1r.tiPPr......,., L.,.....,_.,,• 8«1 . mil'klfe WJ!k. C.ll Jot IJ1 ROOMAVAII-&ALE. D!lilECTL V tCr'OP ·b'rthctay Of courte no1, ttl I" ~s to sMrfnv mmy ~ 8•rti'ICWIY'5 ~ . •tov•'I'OU Jo. ...... OHE PERSON: nt"fOr: in two be«oom ~. Jet'l 1s1. WIMCW« Ave C.ll 13H974 Wl for $(011. tM :r~•hd--;~~~ 1::::,.":-'v~·.:·,·~m~ PERSONAL - Alww ~ 51\lrioy .coM FOR RI[HT MC'~ :~~~~,~~U:".~-=~111'::. JERilY- 1-tv- -1'1116. t:tf' "'• Dn1 Pffttf11'l No mOf'e covec.t, &pK.III eltller. AM4 .,,tl616113S·641S. iGGERSTVIl:l£.. ......... 4 btdt"'Om nAty~AnllebleJIIfti#MY 1 to IIM't 1 ttll. ..,_ monntty, ftt'9Mf*'~ LHH.. depOSJt, 1'10 """'- Gt'H S:NOeft~ oood comp.Myl wottK SlUOY MAKe IM-.,..,.. after •~ 00 O:rTh N tW IIPPHinc:es •. wash~r. dr'(tr, Protuslonal 04" v·radvat~ SfUdtftl preftn~. Av•lllf>le J~n '-"'• P«haU'I HOUSE" FOR • • NT Cf).tf'l9t the =:; i e..... f HREE ROOMS In tovr t>HtOOm ~rtme-nt avellabl• 1/1110 ' t2.50 mkl J .S::wH,.I coufct L'bbor! ..S.. FSMAL.'E ROOMMATE WANTED for NEAR NORTH CAMPUS. ) IMOI'oomt.t c«PI18 ..,.l.,-.cn , SJ¥Qe, " ' mt P.J. aonOMS ,_..,. tofNIOM • vou OM conci!Hort: ::~~hto;::•~'!e~ ne..o bt'forf' ~,';!.:t.~;~r.~;:::::· Sh.ldMJ• .,.,.,..,. 177·tOM. ROOMMATE w•nlld . TWO 8EDJU)O~ apt. VttY C.IOH to MSC AeM lllalle¥ lf'tCII M llltr$POrt. Sttnl• h.-nlshtrd, A\laiiAblt Dec. 1 tru Pf'-'1. Call13l·1109. tnch,..ng. WO MSC c:aJI 1)7 lMS. ~ HOU5EMA.TE WANTED Mlln-llaft«Y ....... OK. ''' SIS lnC.. awnJ Mttf' J o~•tt aw~ Pf"dtn"f'd.- ' · VtfV Gooc:t tonGfliOI'I. lAD. c•U MI.,_ t:J.t•Gft'. ~ JE'JtllY-t'!lwfll'l.,ouaH..,... Blrthda-; n!-.tt F EAMI..E roommatt- WN1fCI Ot«mbtr l)m. to your ..... M/F HOUSEMATE for-"' bdr. hOUM. WJihtfMr\'11'. Doc. 1, W. N«tn.rup. J ltln, 1.17·3236.. Jan 1. ca.u GJ·5'11. Mlnnnota AW. P~atn *'(opine w f ft'l Gt"Jef .... Dtprt1;Si0n" • • u'filllk~ c ... MUC€. I' m uPI curiouS u oroanlrallon. W•ftr"Oryer. 11St wd/msc. A.~eU6ble ... ~AtttJ.,..neJI16~Wilibeno pnibMm 1 ton Y'OU• Weyftl'.. Mt't11me on~ 7 ROOMMATES WANTED Ftm•te. ' GAYLE. f rNtl' dfdn•t tcrgeot. I jvst Clkln"t WW!f to remlnd yvu of .,me LOLLIPOP JIM-CI'IH'r up. Lcf't Oft IOOtther tor • dlrh~IL YOlO' bild'II'W!ld to non· •mour. SlSO/ mo.. lnchlllvt, 1lp(fl1 STIMULANTS, ... ----- WI'- · ki!MIU'J , M~ ... .,. ...._T,.. Wlll'ler ~ Bob IIJ.-7nt tfttf' Vitamins & Minerals ~ _,.., ICNC'(ovs f.bedroom . . 36 Hopkins Road , Williamsville, NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 631M84 f!OW AVAILABLE IN WESTERN NEW YORK TOP SHElf MUSIC CAPrl GET t+OME for 'TlUif*s.-11 .,au tJke ~ Hawe a dirwwr win. 14. Call In advanc'rl for a guaranteed ride thet will saYe you money. Jim HMdy 875-2546 to~ ol • .,..,..,...,.tftilhwrfirSI...,...., come. M~t• JN'ff!Tj I,._ your tltf1NMY b .,....YOI.I.,.~ You...-eW'WYIPf!d.al cMI!br~ ~..,. """' I'Mft 110 L-D.LOI!fleo.w-. fUJOit PARTIES-.PJ. eonOMSt If V01K ttoor WOUld llto.t to N¥e a pWty at P .J. ~ c.etl A:OSEY •1 11 e6o0. ft,J. aonOMS. "l270 Maln ~'· rtvf\t acrou tnMn ''I SUPER FAST ttiiiNTING ewnlng c:lns.n. Cln5 \oilt 1\J'nitPCL S.'K SOI.Intt Studlo1 ln't1l7, $PORT$ f!AN5 t FOOfbtW HodYWI latMtDtll l We~vc••foo1KIMnl At1 the ~~ Ptau ( 1(1"'0Uo tn»m GoodVHT H,all. 11 Unlv fl'lau ) ........ ....... 0\IICICCOPY . . . . .nc . . . ·- ·-·---... .._.... ond--h-lno ..... STAA'NaEtt•Y OAIGOlfiiiSANO PN tM-IW._,......_.c...,_ _ _ $ALLY HAPPY Slant ftiCOROI NG WORKS,HOP- tiarrY. AppCV now tor .,.,,.,.... aile-moon and CDfHI: .,.. OfWy 11 CIO ...,.,..., Tue'ldi!Y "'-1 ., P.J , 80TTOM$, Jl70 Melin $.,..., fittl~ ._,.. twm 0 &. !~tUCK. OFF'I ~ HtV"' 1nwr~ ~ _ _ Cf"''ter. 1»'•7171 I ~~ lr'l bfofore 4 :00 ~ • .,,.,,,. ~· -• . 1~1 I $1 00 · <I • ' '- OFF II Bucket • Of Wing. 1 C.ll o•·lD Pfl\.. Ul~to. mr ftOme'\ Cafl ----------, I 8347460 I lo.-nuI......_,.., I I ,rOi f'nlonelt~ . WIL.:i:iii"'iY~ • ~G cl':tM~ coo I I •I c, 1 33828ailey I v fH CSi S ty~ M 6 ' ll>r,...,..... raTH.B ----------.II I --- "'" ,. -== =- ~. Frtnoeoeneflts. ~f.,., corii.CI TOAV• AlttJ'(at Ill <lilt or .dOo MM:t rf\.k.l. _ ,,._ '"'~ IDt HoCWt Wl"fttn. ~ ,.,. ~VLCE 1HSUiiiAHCE.. L OW ,.,... w~ c:cc.f:lltf'i lor a.n 19!" ·-I'T.-s .-~ Hock•Y ~'•• aon Js llo UJ Scool,.. .:: H:; el;_l_ _ __ ......- • f'OIT.U TONIGHT .,.,. Our Nrw Chicken f'ira&er, '1 Mr • Taco I I 3148 ~In at Heath I 8 (opposite u ) I Buy One Super I• ·.I MR. TACO & I 1 Gel One Chili FREE! II (wttll dlJa ad) . II Good thJu Nov. 24th. ' 80 • ~---------J·---------· �s..jecb lo< • de<:lslono mahlflll expcrlmen<- t3 pajcl lof partldpotlon. CAll PYcrn ac . 831..3839 a< 831~744 0< stop by 3138 Ctotby on a< bef'OC"C ~y to .stt up ~ lntervtew-.. · PoUsh Student LdQI>C mHts today t1 3 p.m. In 342 Squirt·~ dbcuNlhc annuol \lllllo dlnMt. Reedets, wrlte:n., recorda"~: and ptOClOfS ere ~ for blind ..-.... ~ lo< .......... ConlaCt - · "' CAC:. 34~ Squtne. 831·~21. c.......... AlpM Sltfna l\lplla -cwttr moots Sund<oy ;. 3 p.m. In Mort B's building. bo4ttd ~ing 11 2 p.m . II'\ MMy Ef• 1oom. ttw .......,th flocK lounge, EAocutl~ Siam• Phi Epsllon Ooldon HcatU m . .l Sunday at 7 P.ll'l· In 264 Squirt. Taw Kappa Epsilon mee-ts Sunda)' at 3:30p.m . Cell AI at 837-8869 or Voughn at 636·5563 for place. UB L·5 Society lobby m..tlng and sllllo show Mondoy ot 7:30 p.m . In 2)2 Squire. 831 ·3~21. <lay People's Allla.nce rap sesslons ror people confus.ecl. frustrated or just wondering about beJng gay every Saturday at 1 p.m. tn 311 $quite. we•re looking for k:aders but we're not the Marine$. VoluntHr to lead • workshop in bridge, mecr-vne. e• erclse. clooc:e, chess. gardening, or whatenr talet\t you may have. We're evt:n looking for a frisbee flinger. For more infOfl'MHon c-all 636-2808 or stop by II 0 f"'or1on. Veterans-Plea• "san your monthly attend.ancr shHt for No'iti'nber thi.s "Week-in 210 Towntend. Commuter !lruldut toda;t from 8-ooon In tho Capon Lobby. Sponsored by SA Commut<r Allain ond SCATE. Bultdin.s WiO bt avaUeble. ~ S~lr~. lnler Orcek Coundl meec.a In 2.: · MandllltOIY ettend•nc'e b)' eoC'h recog,lt. • Oreek orgenlt..,lon. If no Of'le Is able to r~preMnl your groyp, c.ll Terland l..ynn at 832·f1 149. Do you reel women•s needs are. Klng Ignored on campus? WOfJ:!tn Jntertllt'd in org:anltlng &ound r~~pe, 541f11Hft:nte. ~onsdousnets raising, se•~.~eHt~ ec~. ase me<llng De:. 3. at 4:30p.m. In 376 SpauldltiJ, Ellkoll. movies, arts & lectures "'r....- today tlwouol> s....My "' 8 p.m. In tlw ~lne Ccwnctl Ttwo<«. Tkl<ets on sate In the Squire n<ket Off'i«. Oroup rates ••allobfe. For more lnlormatloft ceii6J6~214 or 6J6.20JB. 0 ~ "Ar& Th<t& Any Rules IO< <lender Assignment In <lorman" o"'on by Kious Kopel<• today 01 3 P""· Tn tho Soul ~ Jlllnlstry Bible study Tuuday at 7:30 p.m In 264 Squire. ''CIII..., Wa<nen Todor" g iven by Anna l'lorlo Hldallo today ot 7:30p.m. at 108 Wlnopo01 Soul Eltpcrion<'e ~JI\lftlaUy wO<Qdp scnlce SUnOay ot p.m . In 1M .Jane ~' Ror><n, Ellico<t. -John Muslol Odtl Sigma PI mMts tonitht at fi,JO p.m. In 232 Squire. UB CNpW ol 11\e lot01oo~e Studlu Institute ~><ems iU diJCU..ion group on polltlul Ideas today ac 4 p.m . In 631 Baldy. D l - focuses on n.. ~octitoctbyo..id~. 10 CapeR. Ivy Leo! Club of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Arot C'Omlng out affair tonight at Burr State College: ~mbly Hnll hom 10 p.m.· 4 a.m. "If two wrongs don't make a right, try three." 3<30 1!1- """" todar !rom IG-4 p.m. In Do the wat'USI. •• What's the wat}l.sl? Find out by genl~ inYOived In CAC"s MDA Dance Marathon. C.tJ Nancy 01 quote of the day at Bu- mHtlng .-;u. spcak<r at 8 p.m. In 234 Squire. Enld our- d\Ud's PAradise Sunday from 1--4 p .m . tl\ the Fillmore. Room, Squire. This ts CA.Cs annual Children's Carnival. We want k.kb ar.d worker$. Call Peter or Lisa .c. 831-3521 or $lOp by .345 Squir•. # fMC\" tod.y AftU."- Task f'orte needs women volunlocrs lr>< otw rnt ol 1M somntor and lOr '!'ring. Clll Od>bl< al CAC:. 345 Squlle. 831;1521. LSAT wO<Ubop designed to twlp studont>ln Wtlr>gtho eumin.ation Saturday et 10 a..m. in .5 Abbocl Annex. Sponsored by LA-. ~ 6nd Bloclc Amorian l.aw s. ...cH-nts Assn. ~ PahbtM Studtnts ~loft p.m. ln 3?7 Squ~• • Unvul•lct Loung•. Spauldlflll. Ellicou.' - A••· - ot 8 Dd.. Sigma PI Foil pledge clua party Sundo~ouse o1 Btmancla Alba" today 1hrougl\ Sundoy the l.oc:ker Room. Drink spt<ials.· p.m. tn t.h~ Hatrlm.n Stud~s. ' ~ lnternattoflal AC'ti'W'Itks-lf you would like to Me more and better actJviUes, \'Oiunte-er as litUe as a:n hour a \11-Mk to SA 11\ttrnatlonat 1\ffalr.f. Call 6l6·29SO for Information. Oey Peopte•a AJHtnce coUe.thouse tonight at 9 p.m In Shabbaton tonight • 1th exciting guest speaker Vltchctk p.m. In 24) Fronczak. 107 Town...,d. All welcome. ror- ••1'1\ultl-Con(liluratJonal Stlf.COflsl.stent fldd Theory Trenshkln Metals" given by Prof, H. King Tuetde)' •t 4 Block. Phllosoptu. Profesor of the Unl'veuity of Wutern Ontario. Ce.ndJe lighting at 4:30p.m. Fu!t hot rnulat 7 ~~ N. fofcM. "Tommy" Frldoy In 170 MPAC. Ellkoll, and Saturday In 146 Dlelendorf at 7. 9 ond mldnlghL Sunday ln the Squire co,.rerence. Thealet al '· 1. and 9 p.m. Pre-OccupationAl TheTapy mt}ors-There wil 1:>tt no further meetlng held U'lis semester. Application to the ~pt . and broc-.hures-lfefefence forms may be picked up at the OT offiCe, 515 Ktm1>611 To....r1 S.e OT otudent advTIOC. If you have que:stio,\1'.. "The ~•Q·h.,ded Womon" tonight 4\ 400, 7, ond 9:30 p.m. In the Squire Cof'lftrtnce Thealer. p.m . at the Amhent Olabad Hou$e. Ser'lta-t tomorrow ot tO a.m. l'loto: Boc:hpoge Ia a University ..,..Ice orThtSpearum. N0tke,l are run fru cher~ The Specuum dou not guarantee th1t aU noUc•• wiU .nd reseNU the right to edit all notices. I10TICES TO APPt!AA JIIOAE THAr1 Or1CE JIIUST liE RESUBMITTED FOR EACH Pltlr1T11'10, Do:Aiclllnu are Jllonday. Wednoa4ay and or •ppe•r FrWay al noon. To.~ ~ Ep•llon b holding a ..-~~e to beoldlt Cystic ~Flbrosls.. Prit:~ dif"'llef'S for Include tk:keu to Bruce Spflngsteen. two. baskn of c:hHr, hcne.l raervetion.t and '"AU That Juz.. tomorro• 1n the ~ht Conference Theater and SUnNy lf'l the Wotdman Theater. tiotton. at 4: 1), 6:4). and 9:15p.m. "A Boy and His Oog"tonlghtand tomorrow 01 midnight 1n the $quttc Conference The.aer. much more. n'Ckd:s are ev.U.blrfrom eny TKE member Ot from Ta<n l'loble at 837-3458. The WritJne Is a dr~ln tutorlol C:.n<cr loatod In the: Un4Vtilfly l..umSng Centet. Tutors trtined In -. ln<enslrt- ... pr-ed"' hOip .. - - o l - 111'filing ~We •• not~ eci.t""'sJ lef"Yke. M ware a - o l - 1 1 • - . o reedy to twlp. Come.., In 336 Baldy ._krlays from U.. p.m.. and ~. • Wtdnuday and Thursday from 6o9 p.ll'l, Abo In 2l3 Sq&a~ hom 6-9 p.m.. Tucodoys. Vcntwe out loti> Bollolo, Indulge In cro«jft leornlng tXptfiences. Cbed~ out our PIO;ects and tbe oppon..i.itlos "• otm. Stop by CAC :.> 345 SqWrt. 831 ·»21. _ . , . Ia Wlfttu. a ~I Ule Worl<shop lor • Inter • will be held Dec. 3 from 7-9 p.m.. on 1M .....,1<1 SUHl c.mp..s.. To reg-. call~ or .stop by (iotton. ~- s...clay a1 II ....,In 1M .Jane 1\«lo< -...~--acto ...... 1k DB _._ o,_. c-. f1od ......... hu _,... a - .·.- Ooop-lnand_ee_ ,.,_~IOiollk, lle~to,OIIII ..... o l _ . b _ _ . . . . . . . t o -~~~e-.lllec-.11-edlll211 T--..1. ll~ p.m. ........ ond 12-t Tuadays. __ . . . -····-Do--• .._. . . ... ......... ,.m. 0,.. "- _, .~,....- ....... ,_ ..... ....... IR SWJIIIIJ · - . . 1M ........... ,.......,,..,_....,_....," Cilia . . . . _ ............... .......... ,.......,.~ ~.,..,... .......... .,..._. .ilo m,..c.-....-........,..~ - Hllol--_,. 110 momlng .. 10 ...... Sundor allernooto- 11om 11·1:30 p.m. .. - - 40 ' - ' Bhd. ..... .... ...... &om the following IChooll ""be"""""""""Cell,..._.l'l8ckat831·3~1~or­ tol~Ceoaotup•--~ (lo . - y ~ o1 ' - IOdai, Allred llnl-*r ...,..... tbo ,.....,.. DegNo ... "'" - ,_,0.0.2: women·• _,mil ... eonr., o-v...... utc ..~.·· Collego. &..ling, Clou Country Sid Club mecu toda)' 01....., ond 4 p.m. WI 342 Squh, and Frlclq at _ , In 264 Squke. Think ..-. act "-'ina T._ , - . todat at 7 p.m. Ill 20 I """""' , . , _ lno.-ed In r..-tng a- c:ounuy, slollom r>< gin ~ Mlond. F'O< mr><e lniO<matloft aoll 831·326S 0< 837ol817. OIIG~~~-.-y......,and Frldooy from 2·l!l0 p.m. le lloe 0ar1< Anybody II welcome lo join. .-_- - · Plydlology ~--..,..___;."" s.n. ••• ... - ........ 219 ,_k: r.....,.ao......-aridt...-:Doc.tact ....."Dioc.2at u-...,z,....,Dec.3acJo-.-zp.m.;DK.'4at I0--. ....3p.m.;Doll.5al,!_l U.. MOI1dar- Squire t..aiiu. 4:30 p.m.: Sqube ~7:30p.m. klllea_ .......... .u ,JIIItlllllap . . . . - ·• . -. ·n '_....,,.,... _o _ _ -d ...... - · o..ctltna fa< jo!Nog..., - · ..... ,....._n.e -lamonow. ..................... l'latl .,,_,... ... - s. ~~-- otllp ..... - lnformolloft. ~ ..... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ntlrdmania paints.up Amherst storm • ., I I w- Mlf7 a.& 11-tiWI "--I l'arp>," prOIIdly npllllll<d OM attltc, ouneylnt hit hM<IIwork wllll 111klllf:tfoa. Ndll co 1M line .... "rilcn, • 111111......, llllh ·.·•clle - - · wllo bealnilled hll .......... •r.-..:p wflll plcl"'" ol apan ud -tid ....,, 1111 M¥MI lilt~ br0111111 M~Jo. . . , ,._ _,. --'dntiiOIIrt pallldn1 till cd1lna or till ~. k 1101 u11111 till •••cndoth J • f of -.. .; "'--· . . . ,. . ,_._.._..,.....ad,udtlllartollnccrlor ._,.,. ,......, lu.,... 0.. 1111 ,.... ~1 hiOftdradt or.,..,..,, ranJina Irom 1111 ........ 10 lilt IIIIIIIN, IPfllll up In voriovo placa lhrOIIIIIOIH tht lllllcou Compltlo. TIN lilt lnc.t·-..ldonctCollncil, Orca Smhh, ""....., fllihutlulll O'rtt cht pro)ecl. "SpcdllcaUy,IIJtMS 10 .,_,.lfytllt arn-lncllrtclly, k cuu down on vandallltll," lit ~. " II J1vn you a Mnst or prldt 1ft your ,..,.,of IWIOIIIWHftta.'' 'Of llll puc OfltoaM•a-htll monthl dorm ocudonu havc iNift ,_1., lht murah and tubmluln1 chclr. dnlan• lor l!lllrO•il ' by lilt cullodlol 11111. "Tho dcll1n• hod 10 be II'I'IO¥td 10 lhll 1101hln1 quflllonoblt wu puc up.' Orcs II liN. IOimutiiJ "'"' opprO'red lor che quads, t>ul many Ufti JIIIfO'rad mural• oro ol10 upa<1ed co mokt an appuroncc. l'llrouti!OIH lht h1U1 or the EJI!(Oic, the spiric ol rnlhutlotm and crutl•lly ran hlah and "'" rclltaed by cht l!llnl •tlllllrH lludtnll and chclr cloboral< oachtll< '"lllont. "II'aII! -Ilene projftl," docl1red Paulo Rubin, ont or lht htad rrildt nls who rflldr on che third Ooor or P1110 hlldlne 7. " Wo'rr hoplnt lhll p<opie won't put up wlch valldalltln rr0111ctv 'do, "ncelhty'vt puc somt1hln1 or illtiiiJIIvll Into lhth .u •• •mdlnso." M4NI Olli Oth1t l'ftldtnlt or Par10 quad snored Rubin'• zt11 for MWilllllftll . tht nllh lloof . . , . .Ina 1 sported I laniiiiiC dfllillloll of I &tta a•trldt i •IIIII, Allhou1h Jllllln lht pencil 11 ... (II 1 p.m.) II ~ ll lllltklpatad lhll cht dcslan would t¥tftlullly IN Wll41~ ~~lurt4. l"'oor e, tht ptllMt or *hlch had becn IUftl by a number or 04htt flooH, llookllf llkt 1 dllft1m1 world. OuiJidc lht tiMt&Ot tiMdt 1 dotleato, IIIOU!nftil unklorn. Flrlh<r down 1~1 ht ll It 1 My\td runnlni hotN. In concruc to tho tancuy lhlllll or lht aiAih tloor, lht "Ptnlhouoo" oovcnth Ooor dt~OIIt 111111 10 lho alotll1clcJon or chc rl)(k aroup Pink l'ltWcl. Mutlc lito ptOvi<Md lilt chrme lor the oiJch noor or Farsa IIIIWtna ' · Tilt •alit fttt ICCtllted whh red and orana• llllJIIi, 11M lhl ctll\llldnlan le~~urcd cwo aulti'J. croued, and wndtfMlllh l cliuAictl liM. "II'• In chc tty ol F. for ''The Mod Qaod''. Ou cbe fourth Ooor or F1r10 Bulldlns7. clll orud•• <ntriY ,.., evldmc In cbc t>latlftl radio, etc. paine hd.vy air and lbt copia or 1M ~/rum spread Ublrally all over che noor. 0.. chewalllsa prcd.. C4Jiyol oBNcc5prlni JI«nalbum.:ovtr. a II'IPhk craclon or wllldlchc ortllu ote jUflltllbly proud . "Evccya~e'• ,.,...,...; lbeTc'• a .,.,. lplril or uoily," - e d l\aldmc Ad"'- Torn Bltbrr, -"o wu 11 work painllftl a -·like Smcrr. Alto on chi• noor. orll1n '"u 11 work carefully copyin1 and ltll<rlnl 1 complf1c Ooonell>ury cartoon. Cotcoono provided chcln•~Mroclon lor manr Olher - k• or an. On the 10Uf1h noor or F1110 Bulldln1 3. 11udcn11 ,..,. hatd • work rcdolnsa Jilllllk 8upllwltJy on whonll ycar or Ellicolt.Urt had llkmlu toll. N04 very tar away, on cht nllllh lloot or F1r10 Bulldln1 • . w·ort ,... In prosrtH on Snoopy and WoodiiQCk. Studcnu laced c~clr orcJ11Ic 11sk wlln deccrmlnoclon and prtclJion. Frtqucncly, catclully meuurcd arid• wtrc drtwn up so pofntttl could boner copy a carcoon, album cover, or, Ill the case or Ihe ....nih noor ol FIIIO, I LocwmbriU libel. The Locwcnbnu floor prided lucer on bcin1 1101 only cbe home of the Locwmbrou lion, buc olche 10-callllf "Diny OoZU~." A ntllly <X«VI<d Mkkcy MouN held 1 ~d bcarlnschb chk and th< nama or thescudcnll who com priM chc aroup. The Olny Ooun wort plonnlna on oloboroll ~~ desl1n to rood, "On lh< ltY<nlh day Ood cr<oced chc Dfny Dozen. ~-, Thrff noon below chc lair or chc Olny Dol<n, chc wall procloims. In red and orlnJC ktlftl, "Home or lht Dirty Ooltlltll<>." Thc rrtlhman alrlt re1ldin1 on chi• floor ore proud or thdr nom<, dtclariftl, "We're JOiftl 10 1t1 T·ohlrll printed wllh 11." Thtir murol r<Ott1t.lbrlr hall •t*tt . On chc umt Ooor u Buas Bunny,'W111or Don Whydll was palienlly copylna chc Slar Trck Scarshlp En10rprl .. onco Ihe wollln pencil. Atlht momcnc II Wll Onlched only as rar l>lht Iron I quorccr and loo-ed mort like 1 frubcc chana •paceshlp. bua o.n wu optlmlllk, pcrha,f Irom npcritncc. "Thl•l• my lourch ycat," be explained. " l'm....alw.,-.ln on h.'' Thc fourth r!oor ol Richmond Bulldlna) had II• own ldtl> for Muralmanlo. A lahhlul rtprmnltllon of lhe Ramonol was joined by o complex, roncuclc colored dcslan •ccmlnaly composed or • number or dlllercnt objec11 and encltlcd "Oroo~ube." Thc "Oroovllcs" on che Ooor au<mpced 10 ••plain the mconlna or Oroovecut>a In various w.,-., "h'1 all, and Chen iu nochlna." "11'1 Urcond,daath ." "ThlJIIIU paine \l dr>'ina "~>• ·~ complained 91M &rllll· Spauldlna. on ch< chlrd Ooor, leotwed ZiuY uclalmlnf, - ~ . OFF CAMPUS HOUSING WEEI\ NOV. 17·21. -Are you having prqblems with your present off campus housing situation? · -Are you planning to move off O$mpus? -Do you have questions about hou~lng? If so, WE CAN HELPI Cpme to ou workshops on: Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. In 170 MFAC, Ellicott or Thursday, Nov. 20 at 3:30 p.m. In J 233 Squire. ·VIsit our l~formation tables located ln. Squire Hall's Center Lounge, and by tlie Woldman . Theater in Nortpn .Hall . . .l l _ . } r......,., Alfeh. • "* ..,_,,_ a_, l 9 l Senioea; 011 C...Ua HoMMf. .,.,., ........ C....llr OMIW_, IIWI Iflttflll ;::;;:;:;;,..,. , IJ/U tiP l fkt:Oit "011, I don't know," a quoct lrorn Porky ol The L-kck Rucals. lltb411tndtntln appured In 111 lmmtnlt Stall and 11m polncllf do•n ch< boll. "Th< Souch •111 rlst opln," promiNd one palnttr. • IRC pmldtnl Orcu Smllh uplalned cn..r lh< project. while elaboraltl I> lncxponiiVt. "Mo.c materials wtrc donolld.'' he 11 d. E~pttloll~ lndlopa~llble, be modo clcar, - • Tony Ort)llk, ol FO<mon Palnccrs, who wu an "lndlspt~uoblt" advisor and Ortjllk' l bou, Sure Folu. who donoced ,.,., paln1 and sllrttn. Dowry Bwh ole he Cu11odlll Scr¥1cfl ol111 prO\'ldod palnll. • "l!vtryonc wu ru\ly eooparlll•t.'' dtdl red Ottg. The bcaullncaclon or lht Willi or Blllcou bears whnua 10 lhll ~~~·· Orace, a ttsldtnl olcht nlnch Roor ol Farao 4, had her own opinion or ch• art,..r\ In prosrua. "Thee colon"" nuklna mt lick," lhe complained, blitY WO<klna on somt llrlpro of ..nd huft. " I wuc to vornlll" Evtn anlsu havt chclr probltml. ,---·------------------------------~ �'DaoJerous precedent' Administration comes cloSe io touching fees dwteriJoa (Of the Uni...U.y, but ia this cae A tloral by Uolwnity officials 1D s<W: •udalt llllndaiDry roe mOD<)' oo ~ pay .., _ . _ . Slllllall Aooodation b'iil liB 6ea> 1mned "a deQIICfOWI pr«cdent" bt sA T~ Alan Naollan. The plonncd ..u.;t; WhiCh rcpr<S<Ilttd the nnt ~irK UB bu !ittm!Hcd to <ooorol ,,. diJtributloA or stu~ Cunclt, wu av~ed only b<c.IIIIC tb<' billllready bcal paid. ' T1ic onrdue bW CAme rrom tilt 8letl< Scllllml Unlon (BSU) (Of usc or a ohatleied 81~ bul on .,. AlltDil 4, 1910 ftdd trip. "="dlaa to UB AIJIIcan« Purolwioa ~ Willl!lm L~by. Ill~ bill r.,. tile bul..,..... w\lh IM..tlk:lt ao tilt d&~ or liSt, and said th< roc ..., ... iD •:IOda77.• • .. · - • .,.. Arter BSU JOl tltt bill, N -· rccalled thai " aameoao ~It, or dld DOt brins li in" to SA-<h< orpn!uuoo. responsible tot I"'Jllla 1bt inVOlc:e llld chorlipa it to.,. dub's IeCOunt. NormaJ11, Sub· Board 1- the riscalaaeney oCSA-Would ha•e paid th<chat&<, but th<y dld not reo;dv< a •oucha untn Oetober 23. Sub-Bolrd exaeutlvt Dlraetor O!:nnis Bll(k reported 1hat the ch«k , ror S34' w~s drawn a nd mailed on October 29. " In the meantime, Bluebird business offi cials attempted to contact SA in reaord 10 lu payment . Lois Oayler or 11>< company said numerous aue.mpcs were made co conoacoth< Slud<nl Of8111liutlon, but Nathan dtnled this. "'Yin& only one call 10 SA. Luby remarked that after Blue Bird tried "many tim«" to talk to N.,han, the <o<npany lOt in to~h with him on November I, <inoc "they've known me Car yoors.'" Luby uplaincd that normally he dots th< w ..-.. h< ora. 1101 Connally Involved onnl lh< bus Q)(JXJOLioo call<cl. is SA's mpacsibility 10 pay th< biD, CM>1 or BSU's bud&rt<" All studml ~ officials said ohls MloUko administration had... 1rfcd 10 inle:rfm in Luby "'""' 10 the Uni•cnlly's occ:ountlna depanm<no. H e contacotd ConuoUer ~illlam Baumer ln Financial Scrvf<es, who adm1utd that after a cursory lnspec;tlon he "mode • mhtake,'' "and rorw•rded the matter to UB's acc:ou!lllna ornce. Cbid ICCOIInWit Stllllley Templeton aol Involved throuab his usi.uant, Notmatr Sblifke. "templeton propoocd to pay the biU with stadtnt mandlllorj' r....maoey that UB'I a<COwWJ1& dtpertm<nt <oUects rar SA and ...,ds ID Sub-Bovd in bi.ofl1onthly inumal matttrl. repr«C-nted the fiur 1irn~ lbat the: ••Fron1 ell possible virwpaioM. this was preuy USIY (or szudenu," Block poinotd out. SA President Tim Shtthan reported 1h:u "a.n l$sue like thls has 100 ram10calions-and 1he mosl da,n srrous one b thai 1bcy do Ot\• have the power to do.thiJ." Crowo up The ~A l<adtr upi.Jncd that I rcw yean LO UB .... !lUker. Durin& hi1 visit hr damat<d hls <li=ts. hotd room. and SA ao< ,,. expt!\$111< hotel ''ThcUai...U.yfeltthat they had th<riJ)It bill. Prdlllle was put on th< University oo to take the money"''" orr th< toP." BI.Kk mak•.,. stud<nl a<pnlzonlon poy Up. n:aoar\cd. Aecordina to Sl>edlllll. AUoc:iate Vice Templeton upi.Jncd oha.t he bdicva Sub- Pmideno fD< Student Mfaln Anthony Bovd !tad I • •cavalier lltiludt" toward Larcnz<ttl ruled that S A orneiab .....e "all payiaa the biU, 10 he was "Pf~lYBOinaoa grown up.'" and reiUscd to involve UB in the offset thr rae money," or, on other .,ards, disputt. hold hack studtm roes. 11nd bill Sub Board . " Why is the Soatt or New York upset?" He c:onresS<tl that wK.., he propooed to hold Black qucstion<d. Ht termed the Oap o•cr back the mandatory runds he was nat5ure if th e u no•• • due bil l .. rid icu tous ." leaaUy he "could or not ,u commenlins thac "'-"'~ Uoivmity, never pay.s But aeeordiu1 oa SA attorney Richard ~r bills on time. •• Rl•ck snrcastlcally Lippes, the Unl•tnity "can't properly do offered to send all or Sub· Baards' bills to the that (withhold ohe money.)" He said UB ha> UB a c:oaunolnJ ofrocc, pointing out that SA nothing to do with SA or Sub-Board's bitt <auld save "the studcnu about SIOO,OOO a paymtou, and the whole affair wat year•• in business fcts. "betwten the 11udtn1 savernment and lh< Sheehan rcvraled that SA hu asttd Lippes merthant. Th< Unlvcnloy has nD!hlnJ to do far ad¥i<...,. the d tter, and thoo th< with 11. •• • orpni>ation will probably be u-nclin& al<fttr Nathan pointtd ouo thai bero~ the to UB admini$trat0fs e•plalnon& that "it il occoontina orroot "orrt<ed" to pay orr the ncx in the boa iottrnt" or th< school to invoic<, "th<y did not eh<ck i ( .,. bll$ intmer• In stuiltnl nnan<es. actually came, or lr th< check had bem paid. "If th< Unh·crslty wu OJina oa t<ol the SA o:toanered the bus, not th< Uni•cnity. It riaht (to intttfttel. they pieked 1 poor •ao. TimothY Ltary was brau&ln examplt: here," Dlac~ c:Aclahmd . "II wa~ only on 60 days rt«ivablc- accou"l and only SJOO ~ For 1hc: University to threaten us-roahrn I• the only word t ha"< for that kind or thn:at." Shtthan -announced before thl~ent. uwr Jlm usume<i that they smt OW: all of the monty" th< schooleoli«ttd fOf SA frO<n studtnl biUm&. But . 11 Now .,.r'll ha\t to cMck aU of it. Wr will take au rne&$Uf($ to prOlcn our ri&hts, and 10 conuo1 t.tuden\ feu." Price of student union is more than expected Learn The World Of PROFESSIONA RECORDING by S.th Goockhlld ~ws£dltor Tht Studrnt Auociatlon (SA)"a proposed Student union-to b< built Vtfth printc fund1-wlll COU appro,;ima!tlY $10 million, ac:c:ordin.a to an estimate prcpartd by John Papa, Oireetor of Cost Control fm th< Staoe Uni•cnityCo!IIINCiion Fllnd. Th< PJic< quoted "surpriS<tl" SA Pn:.sid<nl Tlm Sheehan, who malntlllncd tl\at It was "hi&b" Cor tbe government to <(Insider fundlna in ,,. near rutwc. The SA Presldtnt l&fd he met with Uaivenity President Robert L. IC<tt<t last ..-..k to s«ur< his help in atua<tina private fund>. " K<tttr slnJ)cd ouo lOmt tikoly sou rca for tb< money that we could 30 to," Sheehan added. SELECT SOUND 24 TRACK STUDIO 873-2717 - -s U B. Conce rts "'but that•s only one avc:nuc:· He noc.cd lUI SA '4"0uld s.eck ou1 04her NOVEMBER Z2nd lfDUps and individuals (Of h<lp "tq avoid plac!na all our tJJ1 in one basket ." Papa'• prloc ntomat< Is for a S<Oorrd !lud<nt union to c:omptrrn<nt the Stat ...upparttd one, Which SA reds is inadequ.tc for ils nctdl ancl thDI< of the Other ~tudent oraanb.atioru oo<:ampu,. Tbf New York project, calltd the Piau Union, wilt stt construction within the next ftw yeors, a""ordlnato Vice Pr..tdcnt for FacllltlC$ Ptannina J ohn Nul and Shochan. In tne new gym at BUFF. STATE SOUTHSIDI tiOHNNY and tho ASBURY.JUKES built , SA witt nat be able to pay roo ito m.Jn~nance and upktcp. ~cdid. ho..'<Y<r. rtveal that the McDonald> Corporation ltlU ••pressed 1111 tot~t in entt"rin,a the compka:. but 1haa it will not put up any ptf'<On.structlon fund!. •St..chan said thu lh< otcd [Of oh< cO<nplmt<nt is real S\n<e tb.e ~ funded union and the prQtllt Tllben Hall 51*" c:ombine to equal only lh< rom and second floors or Main Strtct"a Squir< Hall. Additionally, the Pmidtnt is cooamcd witb lhcal c:oftSCTVallyc:s coouollins Albany Lq;slature. lh< Piau Uaioo miabt not b< rtnishcd in 1984 as -ultd. "I am coovinced that a <entrlliLed Utlivtrsity Union is desperatdy ntcdtd fllf th< ~bersl Campus." Slteo\lltl..tdcd. Noti!>a the Ua~·· coaaem about ~ciuO!ityohtua..,, ure on campus, the Prcsldentealled on the admi.aistration to help aotract (uodina. " A oentralll<d student union is the lo&lcal swtina poiII} ror actiQa,"-~hllll c:ootlnucd. "If indtcd it (the oidmlnistratlan) is williita to put iu where its mouth Is." • H e said th8l when Squirt Hall is closed down--<o be refurbished as a dental radUty-SA will allow student orJIIIlltatloJis to be $hufned .to alocrnlllc' ond temporary laoations. but ..tdcd that ihc privooefY funded union is nc:cess&IY for the tons-term future. ; • money "W~rt: at the point, btJtud&lnaJy, lO ac«pt' ~ll"'~ can Itt and we havr to PfOCetd wilh whO! ,.e·ve &01•" Sht<han condudcd. Tickets SS with 1.0 . S7 for friends .. 1\IESOAV, 0«. 9ttl In tn. Soc1al riall SOIOPmPP , ,_g,...,. Dirty Looks Joe "King Carasco .. ' Any :rrouble Equators Tim Pole Toad Buff,..cfs Biggest Hew Walle Dance Party Correction -.c- er a 1~ error bl Moo'*"'' Tlrt ~"'"'· t.M attldt •• m •s ~ Co-Op 1arnn4 !Mt tiM OW&K ef tile Re<!ON 8o•~toe "Dt! 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' Gen Ed h~ passed, but questions·remain by Setb Goodchild N•'tlll EdlJor NAVY OFFICERS 'GET RESPONSIBIUTY FAST. UUAB CONCERTS & FM88 For all the important maucrs discussed and answered at yCSierday's Faculty S<nate SP<Cial meetin1 oa General Education, enouJb remained in lht air so as 10 almos. miously question Chairman Norman Solkorrs assenioo tbal "~ have General Educa~ion." • The rrodured aalure or the ll<nll<, as evidenced by the •'OCCS on the various am<ndmcnu to Am end Letters rq>r...,.tatl~ M'>ehad Mazaer's motion indicated that 1 consensus hos yCl to be readied. AI 1'\aesdoy's session, the Faculty body ~CC<~>~ed the oc:cdC11ted version or Division or Unlkrsraduate Education (OUE) Dean John Pcradouo's ...... and endoned the notion or workiOJ towards full implementation or the oriainal prOifam. Under the carefully orchestrated leadersbip or the .l!lte<:utlve Committee, the Senate voted to reject the pleas of former Chairman Ntw1on 0..-ver to odop< the Peradouo model IS the Oenerai Education ,o rovam. llad a. Ciarvtr's move been accepted, the work of the standlna con\mltt't on the academic procram would hove been nulror>Cd. ProbltlDS Nlll'Mrous qu<aiooJ remain as does oppositieo to the PIOI1UI ludf. Althoua)l avoi<linJ dbcuuion or the procram's metlu. people with objcetions to various sections or the ptoposal could aroup 10 kill the P<Oifam. In foct, almost on..tltird or thOS< at the 1pondy ancnded meetina voted for Oarver•a rccommcndat.ion. Butt he s.ticky spoil are many. First, the Faculty of Natural SelencH and Mathematics has yet tO Implement the math skills ponlon of the provam, allhoush the Enstlsh Oepallment has alrw:ly 11arted its lhare or the okUis eomponml. This has caused both consternation and anacr in othff pans of the Univellity, and the FKulty luelf bas other concerns thll II wonu ln.<W<red before It will ICCCPI respons!bollly for iiJ lhare. Analysis Parker Calkins end Stulln Shapiro were two vocal penlci-.s In ~ debale )'Cit....S.y, IIDll despite bdnJ on Ill<~ side, h appdtCd neither Is rlllisbcd with pulhinJ hil views. Sblpiro's moUon 10 add _,depth to the prOJ<IIIl was r<;jcaed ud Calkins was prevented from speaklna on oaother lMtter after <:a~Jine for a labratory component to Al>C\OlDI*lY JOm< or the science courses. After the mcetina, Sblpir0 decllned to COflllll(llt on whether be would re-submit his proposaL ne- ~ Ii At the DWiy Oeneral Eduatlon dd>otes dllriD& .l!lte<:utl•e Conunitl<C . - . . . . !hac resctVICloot by Mathematics ba~ been vocallud. Matbcmorics and Nauni.Sdmca FIClllty nprt~Ct~Ul~Mi U~ soid-tho! !bey CUDOI foresee ~ or the Math SU1I pon1oo or the PfOinm 'l'bidl is c'titlcal10 the plan'• ..s.-loNJ Oespit< UDiwnity Presidatc .Robert L. Kft1er's red!Dp of SUpport on the "*1ft', P<OI>OIIGIII of nplcohCDtalloft hove yCI 10 S<0 Mathematica 1 proarwn It will IC(;Cpl. The '~banes rcqulrcment wu b.vdy touhed upon bflhe S....Cor1,for Politic:aJ SdeDce lnllnw:tor ltroene Slater'• ranittder or iu ~­ The~~ hu _,. bOtu Wlr'lDly recieved by the SenNe heel.,.. or lu compla nature. "-'- - lllcoaood oocr • TIIOidly's -.iq-clu& 10 Solkofrs ~ OD u.l;oa lb< -oabjea be Paidouo'•IIIOdd-lo (ka.-al Eda<alioa ........_,, opprowl of coanes for'* by ltUdetlu. Muy red lbe ....... croup baa ~ ,........., to ooru;. 1*11 of ~ Ullioasily Ito adoctiac COlll'a d . - - c.rry lilt P'OI<M's · "-~~<>' poiDI or.,.,.--. ... lilt ......_ Is ..,_ ...,. ~ be r<qtmd far ......,. wllo fd W •!oo, &o.. Smoton wuted "' Clll . , _ lbe au•ber, bat ...._ doaJ.a. baalit!c resu!Ud T~ artcnooon wba Nell Mumyprioated a IDOIOOII to llw area wbidl •u ~owJy deleotcd. lbe r.vorablt mpot~Sealmoot COJWes runller dTJCUIIioa:pftht "!!!Per· -..doess. 11r- TONIGHT 2 Shows - 7:30 and 10:00 pm )GRANADA 1iHEATRE3176 M•in "* TICKETS: ~ J $5.00 shpe1lts - $6.50 norv'~- $7.00 Day of.show 1'JcUts on~ at Squire-Hall, Buff St.; Record· Theatre Granada Box Office. Festiua1 & Taco Junction s....or .........,tar)' �Debates subside, Foe Sen approves revised Gen Ed plan l)y John Lopieaa Montttlnl Editor The powtr or words. Tangled between dispUI~ Aboul rcJolutlon verba&t and parlimcmary the Faculty Senate Tuesday xave its unanimous approval to a scaled-down vus,on or the Ocnc.ral Educ.tion proaram It okaytd almost p~ures, one year ago. Th• plan, mold<d by Division of Underaraduat< (DUE) Dean John Peradotto in response 10 a summer task force rcporl detailina the ramirtcations should the ori&inaJ proa.ram be implemented. consists of two m~Jor claus.. outlining 1 Otncral Educalion stud<nt'~ obliaatlons. A freshman initially <nroUed in the Unlvcr•ity dorina the 1984-lll academic Ytar wiJJ be required to complttc one "approved General Educ:alioaH course in each or the Ove Knowle<t,e Areas OUIJidc tM: stude-nt'.s intended major. accordin1 to the plan. Coupltd with 1hat provision. t~o adcUtional ·approvtd courses uaktn "in each or two Knowlcda.e Arras outside:'' or lht GC'nt:ral Education Shidtnt"J Spteialiud ana of study ar~ ma.ndaced. Spootnull Tht Knov.-lqr Arca.s-lnaendcd 10 dh-idt tht broad ipcc'trum or UmV('f'Sity courw offenna.s toto so: spcdrK areas-were mJnorty t.ink~ with by the Senate utbc "'Littrature/ Arts"' croup b«atM ''Lhrraturr and the Aru," thus aUowin& a student to frn!y choos< front tbc broad cat<aory r1tbu than treatin:a tht Area 11 a-.o 'separate curricula under a sin,&k hcadinJ. Tht sw;te:h c·ha"a.td 1~ oriainaJ pbn'a rc<"Om.mcndations rtqu.Jrina studmu to t:nroU In t-.'0 ''Litttature" and ont: .. Ani" courses. to jUst on< oJT<rin& from both. Stroaalina bdwect>laps<s of correct parlimcntary pt'OC<dure, th< Sc:nat< tntenai.M'd a series or SUJIC$tions from mt:mbtrl llral.irted from various depanmonu. With the Pcradotlo resolution ln hand, former Sc:nate Chair •n TALAAnYE GROUP:Tbt Faculty s.n.M CfM.twltcl T...,. Hllllf'• ~ ,..t~y ahemoon MCt CliKaMd O.....al Eduution few umo..1 tfwM heMs.. fiMift acaptiftt .c:c.t.t.t.ct ....,.ion of DUE o..n Johft ltet8dotto•• - - .1 tot •.n .,..,. . Of11U.AMOIWIIM~MI....,....,. (tro.tlefl IO"""" f llfW•td Oidey Md htt~Mt.. LudWtg bOth fill lilocNm ~ • nil .,U IMIII Latt.IM'I SenajDr MK:tt.M:IIhUOef, .. Newton Garver aUC"mptcd 10 convince hi$ colleaauel to adopt an amc:ndmcntthat would d<let< cmain pht...l from the then-approv<d draft malcina the proaram-nipulat<d u a "SIC!> towards the original plan"-the Senate's Onaliud Ccneral Education off<rinJ. "II ls inheri~tly uflhtallhy •o constantly revise and thrcattn to rtvi!te the program," Carv..- •l(plain<d to the subdu«< Talbert Confet<n<e Room audi<oce. " It's time to ke<p our bloody hands off (Ccneral Education)." Carver's succs>ar, Psy~holoaY profc<sor Norman Solkoff defend<d the 1\JAMA PART Wed. Nov. 19th 9 pm temporary iatention or the. Peradocto plan noting that the resolution ''will r<tain the spiiit orOcn Ed." The Dean'sdrafl, the Chairdcclar«<, "wasn't design<d to do It (implement Cenenl Education) in a halved way, but to start it in the right Yt· iy." Onslau&bl , ..The Garver amendment i.s the bat thina to do," opinC'd Co~ter Science Professor Stu an Sh;piro, who played a vocaJ role throu.&hout che session. He was countertd, howevtt. by an onslaucht of Stnators comlng to the aid or the beleaauered proaram. "This is it." ' SlrtS$t:d an Ans and Levers Senator. "Plain and slmpl<. thcr<'o nothin' elso but this (for Otncra1 Education)." Ura«< on by En&fuh Professor Thomu Connolly, tbc Senate-after about IS minutes or debate dofeat<d th< Carver motion by almost a 2-1 lllllrlin. Despite nuti'IC'ro~ attempts co edit or add to tbt: pros,ram. only a compnltrli!< ammdmrnt suuest«< by A£<0Ciate Manaaem<nt Prof<SSOr Jaol"' Trice witltslood th< Senate's scrunity. lbtbcr than aucmpt to includ< and tll;plain transf<r stud<nt obU,..tlons in Ocncral Education, Trice oaplained it '"auld b< easi<r to ddcte a conuov<nial ph,... atO•J>ina tnrufcr< witb f<eshmm and r•~ it with a otatanftlt emph.IUUina that these Rudcuu ate noc "cumpc" rrom (ieaua.l Education requircmcnts~ DRESS CODE Pajamas, togas, robes, shorts (boxers), anything. Pajama Contest Rules 1) None; 2) (anything acceptable) however management does ask that you keep your P.J. Bottoms on (most of the time). AWARDS FOR £Oil 1D addition 10 lb< rqular n>cmb<n in aucndan«, r<prucntativcs from tbc Sludc:ot Aosoclallon (SA) obs<Tved tbc me<~ina dlstnoutlna thrir ''position'' oo tht: Gcnttal Education issue...0\.r attention is on • broad <ducation and we •ncourqe Scnaton to •uppon this focus on br<adtb," lb< haodout said. "We <ncourqe Sc:nators to r - l u th< m<ritl of Ocncral Education and load our Unlv..-sity In tbc dircaion or 1 Cfdtlve propam." SA visitors iDCiud<d Salitor S. Mlcha<l Perlmutter, Dirtctor of Acad<mk: Affai" uuren Shapiro, SPQkers Bureau Chairman Hltc<h Hathl, President Thn Shcehlft and 11ud<nt David.l-lofrman. Allho~ab th• mcetina, had rcc:civ<d much "ballyhoo-christen<d the pivotal Ocncral Education mecllna of the yeu-most Senators S«m<d indifr.....,t to lh<: P<oce<dlna. aome whlspaina throuah tbc scuion while • otbtt1 made urly qill. After tbe pro~ was,JiaaUy approv<d, mo11 scoa1ors scurried towards th< door, prompUna calls to r<tum from the diu. The final adjournment ~. antiolimacdc- u the denoument was siJOal<d ntinut<d. earlier by a omlUna Solkoff, 11 We now have Oenml Education, .. the Chair suinmattd. Most Original Most Co111fortable Most Provocative Wear your PAJAMAS or anything elaH ta It and recefoe r...a FREE drlnb-Yaur choice of wine, mixed drlnb or drrqt beer. ... .J. BOTTOMS ..,. .... --.... ..,. rl.llt · - lr•• u.a. . FOOD- BOOZE- B OOGIE ~..... ....... �~ . i. ! Frosh nab first priority i in dormitory sweepstakes ~ ., Tony c.-. I - j Slgdk- add<d. " e- lholoP 1M frabaoao b8d ao paoitioa oaw ~ s..tt ,.,...,. Fcalaa will rccaw priotky ror ~ oo..,.,pas- sunirlt DtlU Fal !l as • ,...,It of r.........todool& rdeoscd e., Dlrte10< of Mldioon L. eo,.,. ond Vlec l'l'aidcD1 for SWdeal "rrolu lkhord A . If_.. !!! CIUido ;, • positjoQ - ,:. i t i 3; Siadtow. 'TK - is lhe r0111k Of a widaJ>read poll of UB sc..S..W. faeuJcy IJ>d ..smlalsua~on cat., nrlict this ..,...,.,, Th< rq>on tiles the n<a:Ui1y "lo dCYdop a resickn« hall policy 10 determine more cquicably which lfOUP should be afford«! prloricy consideralion _ , . , .-yon< ......... Ilion; priorily." L6 1M O..,Vtbt.POti<Jtllllt, rft11111i.q .......,._.. 'WII IIlii,_ 41 pa-.- or 111e ...a.bk b<ds witll 580 IIKft olloi..S to umsr.. ON! ...,. fordp JI1ICialcs. In llrina prioricy llOtus 10 frdll1110t1 for clonnsf'OI« UB would become Oftly lhe Stale Uni•<nily or Ntw York (SUNY) univenily ~n1er 10 do "'· Th< Olher-Siony BraoL-hu ~ Ji•·ifta housina priori1y to frcslun<n for lhe .,.., ftw yean occ:or<finiiO "s>lJianl 10 ahe Director f<>c Housin1 SJcpbanie Hessel. a.t UB ror availablt on.ampl.l> Tv.oo o1he-r SUNY uni-.crshy hoUJina. " The- study was undtnaken on fht h«fs of abc houJina Jhonaac cartfn this Fall, which lcfl many Orsa-ytor '"'"""· AI bony and BinaJ>tmlon, &i'\lt priority 10 tt'turnina Rudents wilh 1hC' lacier mtrictin.g that further to only wuminl dorm srudents seeklns oH-ctmJ"US housinJ accommodations. At the time. many called ror a « · anossmen1 or Unlvc.,ltr policy or &Jvina f'irlt .shot at dorm space co relurnins 5tudcnu. l'rlorltr The s1udy &roup did no1 •ncludt fr~hmen slnce ' 'They wo,lld ha\'( hetn • biastd sroup,.. Boyct uplained. "They'rr folks cha1 an new 10 chc UmvcDIIY-" 411Udenu. lkan Nappon. Assistant Director of Residence ror Mana,cmena •• SUNY I Albany. uplalntd that no lid b pla«d on· the ullotm(nt o( space to rtturnins t~ l udenu. N•ppon pointed our that ohhouah Albony 1lvts freshmen steond priority, 99 pt'rt'mt arc acco mmodaced . AI SUNY Olnahatnaon, Secretary for the O.reccor ror RtsidC:IlCC! Life Unda Shocmak<r41Mi.d thai if any fmhmc:n fA'-~» oct'Un. they arc DkKw of Howi"' llacison L hrce ,._,""' postlton~ tet:omtnMddtfJ h•MmM ,."'..,.n,•r 11-1101•t1 m doul1 trlpled-th"e 10 a room-lmmedlacdy. In lhc UB report, handicapped and rtlurning studtnltart given the neAt rour priority sloes. with sophomores genina preference li.."Urcturnini juiors and juniors ' rtcdvln& pri.oricy over seniors. finishi"s sixth in the survey wrrc transfer studeDit followed by Equal Opponunhy Procram (EOP) students and forcian studcnu. Local studmti-Who li¥c within a oenig komes back as komic kin Comedian Tommy Kornia tnterta•nC"d a suuu1in& room only crowd fall Thunday In the Fillmore Raom, wllh an onayof;>unk aool<, polltk:aland UB jokes. Over 900 proplc turn«! oua fO< ahc fO<mtt /'lariollol L11"'1J00n CX>mk . ,.ho happens 10 be a 197S UB Jtaduo.ae. Complet< with a slide show, he perform«! for an how and one half before a biJ)IIy rctcptjve audi~. "II was a ¥Cry suc:cessruJ show, SA Speakers Bwcau Prcsidtftl Hilcsh H01hl said. "h shows yoU whu mandaaory ftes can do." JO milt radius of UB-otbaained priority only over Jtlduate studenu and those from the Intensive Enalish LanJullfc lnSiilul< (fELl). Some aroup5. sue~ a s handicapped and EOP SIUdents will be provided space lrea.ardlcss of the survey rt~ulu. Sia&clkow said. Handie~ppcd studcnu a.rc cnouah of a minorily of ahe studcna populalion 1h11 provldlnJ chym spa~ 4" 110t hn 11 po11n1 problenu, the rC"port scatts. MoJI EOP 11udenu wlfi ~ oonriderN •s thhtr rc1untin1 ' rudrn1s or "' freshmen and therefore. the priority aniancd 10 Ihem will be bctlrr then Ihe S<Ycnlh Each ha>Jl housins policy, thoa bK'Il .,o(vlns o•tt the ye11s rather than btina SUIJICSI..S by ahclr ru.s Unhershy popul•tion s·urvcy,lhcy explainrd . by There had hetn socut fllC<UIII ion over whether or uot Univtrslty Prescd<nt Robert l . Keller would approve and 1<4'<Pt 1he paper'$ rccommc:ndations.. Siutlkow told Tlw Sptctrum "Ketler mmc out very SHUDJI)' in favor o( h. •• Si&aclkow also cxpr<>Std hope fO< ncwhouslna >pa« in ahe repotl. Some ofrkc >pa« ~ill be converted 1mo future darnu, amountina to ahoutlS beds ahhoulh th< posiaion pape• dca a liaure or JOO beds. Buc spot in I he compltttd sunt-y. Ano1hcr key position papct Siud~ov. qucsllon«< ahu ftJur<'s ospca in sped foe wrium policy 011 accuracy, nocing 1M UniYf"o.ft)' housinc cmphwLins percmaaacs of ac:quJro ·'new' • beds tvuy )"ear. predicted enrollment. Sluelkow Dapiae llle rcw new b<ds and ah< and Boyce n01ed. None or the othca ratncttoni 8o)'Cc as.scntd. ••Wr. SUNY Cm1crs said !hey have such .... 111 do lht Kst ""~ c..-an to adhtrc co orroaa~ policy. tiM approved ritura. •• .,...r,. Nuclear Armament - a dissenters view A Talk By Father Daniel Berrigan TODAY- Wed; Nov. 19 at 8:00pm Haas Lounge - Squire Hall . FR~E ~ The Blue Bird blues woe: ---a~:udents air busing gripes • by Ell«n LH S/J«t~m S41Jj/Writrr Bcll<r communication beawccn UB >1udcnu and the Blue Bird Bus Company sllould lead lo belltr >trvicc. Direc:aor of Campus Busina Roger McOIIJ told members or lhe Scudcnt Affairs Qlmmintc Tuesday. In an informal 90 minute queSIIon·and-answc period, Mc()ill Ol<plain..S that he beUe~es a joint commhtec becwccn the company and 1he scudent body is n...Sed to facUh••e communl<lltion. He aho dis<:usstd some or Blue Bird's pr~ur<s and polldes which Ihe Sludenl representatives questioned him on. 1\.s nudtnts conllnually mencioncd b~ud c:onccrnlna: ovcrc:rowdinc. latr and non·appearina buses. ofltn to the enUahccnmt.nl of.lhe dirCCior on t.he averaae Blue Bird rld«'s upeal<nces, McOIII e•pr<>Std all the mar< enthusiasm ror Lbr jolnt committee. "'What we c:ould do." he said. "is rorm a sort of sub-comm_lttet with student rc.prncntaJives and a ptrson from tht bus company ot myuU co mm_ onc:c a week. twice a ~A>'«k~ or once a mon'h-whatcvc•· ls needed. Director of Scudtnt "(fain Dawn Ferrara was an avid proponmt of llle idea. She discussed initlaalna the plan whh a Campus-wide bus......,., In which Sludtnu -uld - · spcdfoc: times and plaocs w!\ert buses were frcqucncly critidud. McOill ~ enabuslaJ!k cowards lhe mov., a possible <Xtrl cb«k on abc Blue Bird company, which hu lnconvcnl.......S cveo him oo oa:asioo. "lid positively 6Yid l"!ten I'm In lhe (EIIicou) 1unnd and il is filled with" ponpk IJ>d l.hcre are no bwa." However, his ernpalhy did tittle to SlOP lhe b.,.,...o o( c:riliciSI!Is 0... • come from lhe small aroop or >1udenu who, fike probably CYCrJ audtnlat UB, have ~ Yictim!Ud b)t rho bus company. One co-ed complain«! or bdna assaulted by a 81"" Bird busdrivcr. Th< infrequency or niah• buses bawccn campuses ..... onoth<r ~«. Another swden1 complained or bovina co leave ahe Ellioocl ccmplex 90 min... cs before hlt 6:30 p.m. d&u juJI to be sure he could caleb a M.olJI bus. Sc!twday mor}lina "no-show" driwcn ..... jua .-bet' beef !1:: H?w.--.:r. lhe director wos nol wilhoua Ills owa pipes, pointina out two ~ular cone~ lhe Bluo Bird compa.oy hu c~prCSICd. '1be Studenli ADMISSION Spoeeored bv · SA Speaken Bureau rirlin~ the l01e ncaha bUSOI who have coasumcd okohol," McGlhaid, "arc a bus'."' both the d~ ud lhe cquipmau." For this reason, be mmllOO..S thai lOIII< dn•m have nm refus«! 10 do t.he '-te-nllht "''" "We don't wan! to have JO SlOP KTYkes 01 II p.m." he mildly WWD<d. , He abo noted lhe Blue llltd dUm lhat lludenu haft ~ opeainJ tbe btu ~ICIICY !loon 10 hasc... tbdr departure. ~lhouab 1M committee saw luUe 1\arm in this, ahoy s,..ed a -pedal tip be poaed askinJ 11udenu10 rcfroln from this IIJepl prll<tb • .. 'Wh<rc .have all lhe old, IMic CIOftlfonabk, buies aone1" one audern ask«! btwild....Siy. McOIU answ....S J!mpl,r uw "!hey kept brcakboa do"!"· '111< mochanlcallrOublo b8d rc.chod • point w!\ote we dodd«! new capual invcsunentlln lhe roma. of new buses) wu a n«:es~ily." �i Feasible implementation? Senate delays ac~on on a aay Core Center, cuts 12 clubs "' -,. o..a.,_ C•-EdhO. Ii The Student Asoocialion (SA) Smato load 111 ironic .slt..atioo wben It <onvtntd Monda_y alkrnoon. 'EI<vCII SA oraaniudottt forfeited tlttir alloc:atcd budaer While, a.t tho wne tim<, tho Ad Hoc O,Ud Coso Commk!ct f<'l"""ed funds fO< the lmplemen!MoOn Of I Cllild Care Ca)tcr, SA OV«tor of Student Otcuiutions DiU MKk ptOpOttd tJw lh< U ITOUI>S be dml<'d flllldinJ Pnct tbey had oqlei;ted to s;ubmil a lilt of tltrir oflicas and an opdoce or theic bolcle<u. The OrieiaaJ doi.iu;,. ror tillna !he infonnaioa wu October 15, but MKt had lflftttd tJte tardy aroups• one month cxlaWoa. The deactivated oraaolul.lonJ or..: tbe An AaJocicioft Soda! Oerontolo&Y ~iatlon, Women in Manqmteot, M w.a..;. Club, 1 • Soeltty or ~merkan Pholoarapher1. Table Tennit Club, Apartheid Suwty Oroup, Nahonal Assoeiatloo for the Advmoement of Colored P<Ople UB Vanily Club, AlTECA and the Otuinil Club. ' However, Senate O!airmu Steoe Jc.plan said hoter tlw tbe defuna ~roupo may be ~ivaed if thc:ir ~ raabmito budaa and a h<t of Off~UFS. "Tbttt'J no reosoo why ..., l!louldn'l IJ>I)Iovt lb..,.," Kaplan remarked. Clolld Cott Oroduato Student Aslociatlon (GSA) manber Aule Mediae proposed that the S<nate alloeato S790 tOwards tho bud&ct of Child Olro 8 Implementation Comminee. Tilt Comminee will lnrtude SISOO 1 sdi>C'tl<k:d CoordinatO< and an Ad hoe Boord of Olrttton eon•istlJ!g or ood PlR>ClPlhn& student •overnmenu. ·•- ·,n'·•-•'- r·pr-nt•···;;,.;~from Unlvt'f>Oty faculty and :'torr. The eoord::.~t;.~~ U990 budaa. SJ200 or whkh ltas already bttn ~~~. pro-·• ,;ill a 0..: ........ ,. :u a rte<nl eomproml,. of ahernatlve pl:uu suucst<d by Sub Board I, Inc C holrmon M111k Mour< and Mtdi&t. Mtdlse orlalnolly wanted rundlns fo r . Child Car< '•••lblllty S1Udy, while M<>Ore wished to US< the llc-turnulatcd monies ror lhe direct implementation or lht Ctnltr. Durlna her p=<nllltion. M<di,e rndieaoed that "GSA and MFC (Millard Fillmore Col~r} ha;t ..._ttd SI,OOO cxh on much ...,.alles bud . .... so "~ dOG' t thinl s~ lroon S.A IS that muth... Media• also ~:C~.':C!:/:;.:t ~;~.money ~ nrK &Dina dirCCIIy to tht Calt..' •I>• SA Treasurer AIJn Nathan lllrr decla~ed tbat Finane< Coinmiuee wktth " ould be rcspontible for approvlna the olloatlon, lliill meet !ater!i~ ~ dlsc r dl .. . h 1 «:> wee ro uss un 1l8 the Ccn1er. l:lowt'ver, Sc:na1~r !'fm WU.soo - '" ~ "GSA and MFC ho\le o/locCNXI I 000 __ ... on t:UUl much smo/ler bCJA- SO v5"w we don't think S290 from SA Is that f!IUch. This mooey is not going direcrJy to the Cenll!!r, but to the estob/lshmettt of it. " s -GSA . <u&&~ll<d that tit< Finan« Committee convent durina 1 S<nate ...,... to <urtlll any delays. A .....w.. .· ~ M-._"'6,.. ... • • ~ ~ .. ; .t_ . All~ m<<lon& for abow IS minutes. Nathan-who is also O!a]rman or the Frnanee Commltlet-announ<td thll tht body could not reach a coosensus cledslon. The CommittM wiU mt<l Wednesday at 3 ~.m. rn Talbm Hill to continue discus.sian of the Child Olrt r<qll<1t . SA Preoid<nt Slwb.an revaltd thai tom< of thr f"rnanet C~uee -·~about fundina for lh< Coordinator, Sheehan adVised t. . ,mmltttt ond the C!tild proponents to be " pttp;ored 10 loot at a htmativo lo a Coordinator." • Tim m..,ben ea... 1 • ooher business, Fa<ulty Studrno 1\>so<:ratlon Trc..ureo Wlllillm Finkel~ttin orrK:IaUy rer.igned from hli POSition. c:itina "time conS.lr&inti, •• was pr<vlou•ly reported in Tht SPft'tnun. Campus activist Michael Sleven Le>insoo addr ..sed th< S<nate. reqtle5tin&tha1''aUtbb.smu.t wrilcmapinsa myaoodna.mr~c:orro..'ttd.'' LeWuon died poftllrtic\e$ in Tltr St>«trum lftd ThundtmJmt•t (now Tltr Otrll'lll) as ckfamatory. Levinson SUII<Sied 11>11 tht ScnOie avoid a &I la~il by pur;thultll ci&br - i n Tltr St>«trum so thtt ht may mat< • pub6c correctron of th< alleced distorrions. Some Scnaton upruscd concnn thar the matter did nol faSt u:nckr the juri~ittion of the Senale and that they uc nol rcsponsibl( for the ltlions or previous Stoat\'S. "Thi• 111 happened when we were In &nommar icllool," Kaplan romatked. No der:IJion wu m..U. College suicide rates skyrocketing; no UB stats released by Lisa Fried PltJIIJe. "Some auY &Dts 10 medical Kbool and has don< well, and all of o suddtn on .,, a.ll irnport4nt examinadon wh~c: .:ver)lont'' Jooklna ror hlm 10 aec 8 aood lf~d~. h«:> nunlu." Whhc agreed chat 1 le»5 of some kind is a primary nftl.e lnd that acadtmic ilandlna can abo play a Pill In lt. tfe atulbu'td lh'i to 1~ fK1 lhat "u·, harder to do wtU hue (ComtU) tl!an in many school>." When asked if liCickmi< prasure wn a kadina nusc or wudmt i4.1icidts, he rrptkd, S,..'"'"' Sloff Wriltr 1\c•'Ordlna to ' US Vital Statillical Rtpom (1961 · 751. the national •u.lcide rate tor l S·l4 year-olds has illcrtlsed I) 1 pereenl in the past lilioen ya" and is eurrontly the third ltadooa cause ol dcaJh tor thiS 1Jt lfOUP· At toll<&t. oaoderni< .IIAndinl, an>ittlo about WO<lcload, isolaUoo and auilt are common problems And may be IUPQnsible for •uicldts by tteru and youna odulu. AI UB, acrual Slatisitcs on suicide are unavailable, but according to various campus authorities this number, would ~pprar to bt rather tow. When IU~ed why hr ftell lht number is low, Olreaor Of Unfvmlty Htalll\ Strvi« Luthtr Mussdman responded that '~t'l shctflt><k and 1c:o.s than ... WOuld Qpect in SIKh I latl< Khool." Ht ... ren<d to an lncidmt In GoodY<* Hall about <i&ln yan qo, in wbido a studmt toot poison. but otbtr rhan I bat 1l01IId not rttall lilY· He list> poinred our thll "tht rae have occurred on c:ampus:. and wr don'l koo• about h . •• Olrt<.~or of the Psyclol•ulc k<lion ol UnlvclSity Healih Strvlee, Lloyd Clark<, staled thor tht number mialti prove hi&her II the Individuals who oommlt swade ..,.. "ouuideth< nttWO<k or tht bd!>ina xrviccs ... ''Tab 10m< penon who bzl't btiG& $OftJ or has11't bttn S«11 try OGy """BJdioa scMce anywbert-lhe <OIMIUIUIY 0< on the Cllltll>'l$ bcre. and ht UP> and CIOmnlits IUidcle 11 honlt. Who about itt II doesn't bea>mc a sratistic." Dr. Clatke addtd !hat ... lot or aulddes arc l.llld<t' lh< awse or somethina roc, for eumplc: a uto l«idenu." HWt nank low in terms or suicides ••• commau«< Director or Campus Stturfty Ltt Orlfr111. ''The auicidt garisrlct tend to be b(&btr ., rural Jtbools such &J COrnell and Alfred." mows ''N01 as much as people thtnk '' i). h'J a tenJary fKIOf ," Lruthc: o..•·~ Mlmtcu." O!mdl Univ<nltf is AOiorious for its "ali:ide" brid&G ~to COmdl Uai~y frallmao ElkD Batre, ~ . Aulow " Tiler< .... a... bridles ..... lhll _,jd be poulblc for • pcnoo 10 killtl\<msd ... 011, yet only IWO lit< lUll)' used. " Atlboul)l the Com<ll data sbows thll lllbOR hall or lht •• icidG eommhr.ed-.. dont by brld,c jWftpin&, White feels tht mii)Qritr or lh< suicidr:s I:OII'JIIIlled ore 1101 dooe i4 tillS to social LSOiation u a primuy cau..w. He Woralna"cM way. Aa:oordiG& 10 blm, the main problctn Is tbll Ill• bridaos lltra<t attcnrloo. " II one student lu111Pf, tht media blows it up. and l.blt lnccnsoathe poop!<." Tilt Com<ll cbtta also revtaled thao males commitled • ~lcick more than lWtc:e as ofien u ftmal<S. Clarke feels that su dtfUtiltly plays 1 tole io su.icidt rates. "W()Gl(ft art "'ore apt to m.&l.~ Jllempu and not sU('('ffd. 0.< of lh< <<IliON for this i> rha. m.... us.c """" dcVOstatin& mahods- u I"M· hainaina, jumpjos....... women teod to ...., pils, nt10< blodcs-<hiap In< thai." Dirtttor of Professlonol Services at Enc CouniJo Crisi> Cmtcr Ja:m.t~ Ltutht> annDul~ this to tbe: ""so.._"ic:tat expectation~·· or mala. Ltuthc apt&incd •\at women use leu painful rnahods bec:awc they mort lik< , ~"tnd tho:ir actions as a ''a)~ for help." MaaylndlVIduals sitert 1 Rli~ about >GiddeJ at ComtU. A<Sool studies P<rformed by !he ~ dtp.vtRI<III or Cornell University lndi<alt ...... tb< rut II not 51anifl<onll~ higl>. Dim:tor of PI)'CI>oloaical Sc:rvica 11 O>mdl University, WDfi•m Whitt, asscned rha. "the •uldde rare at Comdl is <ompsrable to other oc:hools ot Its slu and Jrmtu; 6\ldl, as StanlorJI Univtrsil)l and tht Univ<:nitY ot tcre:rr~ cxphuned dun thu; 1:1 il)('ftaling in society, in ltenqtt) •poelncally. l'illcn yeass a.go, peopltlhtd i9 the sam• place lor a tona time wuhan wmdtd fvruly n...&~by~ ''Now tht"~ arc maanly nuclear ramilies~e-n Jin&Je Plftnt famiraH. •• Th•s •M-r«sa ualation. He<XJ>bioed that when a >tud<Ot JO<Jtow:lrool, he le>"<S his lritflds and ram~y-hio support J)Rtrn. tr lte ctonn't realabliSb ~new one. hoe wiU red ~·U) atone. "Major su...-anaer opirut the system (fedina put downl, lncfliden1 aeodcmk Jtandill&. ond ..,,.,.. arud<ly, anacr and guHt'' arc 5•.s n•rant tcndjng cawes, a«ordJn.a co 01. Whitt. What would lead to -.sick< su.icidt! Actonlir!J LO Clarte, '"'""' ore as nwoy difftrmt ......, as there are people Who mm.nUt sa.iadt.'• bur: •c con.erded that mMl frequently •uibured to JWo:ick is some kind or pcnooallos.s. This could be tht loa ora family momber lhrou&hdM>rceO< _.,,;on or even OllDkina• t<SI, wbkb could aouoe alba or Dr. a .. tc 6sted a:nom J)'Diptoms !bat iDcmose tht ruk or surcid• as: dtpro:nioo, fedinp of llopelc:ssnailhtlplc:uMU, prevk>us 14lctnpiS, II<OholldrualbUK, poor llnpuiK c:on~tol, lock or frnan«$, individuab •ltb defmite suicidal plu and ncptivc commtJniealion from individual'$ support tyltem. Another factor to consider b whtther or not the lndl•ldual cive:s &A)' warninJ s/pi bdoreh.and. "Those pebplc who art in a poritkln to be conl.iderina •ulddt, II tbrir symptom> orr ""' 'trY matked (cleptC$slon, Plllnl and tbey'r• bt!na very qllld ~bout lhrtr t uiddt pr<O«Upation, and nobodJ eb< settnS to 1101icc (lht people ohao or< spfiCIIIII ro tbcra- d•C) don't notice), and ht's not mak'"l a b11 com1nouon abowl 1t. tbt ris.k is Nah~r 1n tholl person." Dr. Clarke m.1Jnt110td N. lh.e prtsc:ru. t."\.NICtfR for \'Uici<k ptcwC'nliOft and inltrvc.ntion has increased. At tht Etlc County CriJI:s Qnlrt, indiVidua.b arr- trained in CfiJIS iUICf'VC'fUion llflod 1ft dn!Jn& wotb lethality aJRSUnm~s OV<r IlK phone:. CorncU Unhcnhy 11/rtra I oon<redit OG prevtiiCIOG Ud crisis intcrvcetloo tiW is opm to botb t.tbdtats and fiCIIIry. Tbis PfCYaiUvt t rfoct hu proved WonbwJUit I«<rdinJ tO Dr. While:, ror lbtrt bas btCD a ••dr&mal.ic iocn:uc in t!)c QU~ of >tudentJ pm:aricxuly dos< LO suicide. "bo hi¥< been b<OU&I>t to our lllallion by CI)I1<X7tled frieods, fac~lty 1nd miT who bod puticlpat.ed ill our ··· •u.icid• �ieditorial 1 Out of bounds " 8-'" Ia not the word for the precedent set by UB's For tht! record admlnllltratlon In attempting to control student finances. Find 10me descriptive 10 times worse and 10 limes more To 1M E!btor: dangeroue1gu- being misquoted Is.,. of ot>e IWa<P• of tl1e The Idea that University officials in the 1980s would z threaten to aetze student mandatory fee money to pay an game, but f am starting to gel a Illlit oaranoid hOtel For the record-at our WOdO<Oadoy' s doyun! ~ overdue Student "ssoclatlon b ill Is Intolerable. Respecting ! the " powere that be" at this tn:nilutlon Is a requirement for rNGtlno, my remarM abo<lt "Kellor'o r.ortor stories" te~Offed to t\ls oarrall" of ltle UaatO IUttounding the ¥ harmony and cooperation. Once the admlnlstrallon starfs : stepping on toes- mistakenly or not-the sfruggle may get <dem ise of the prt,./oUa,U8 Ooycaro Conltf In l~e eetly vicious. · t970S. The J101nt t.ino I,.Uhe pOlio leal climate Is very Flrst to blame, however, is Bluebird for con tacll~g l/le Unlverlsty about problems with a bill Incurred by students. As A ssociate VIce President for Student Affairs Anthony . lorenzetll said some years ago, we are all grown up and know at feast a little about responsrblllty. It Is doubtful that Bluebird made quite as many attempts as II says to contact SA for the money. But even If Ihat was the case there are other channels to work through. Apparently Bluebird never heard of lawyers or Sub Board. We wonder If when the company doesn't get money owed it from the otty government, II petitions the state. But rlgllt from that point on. US officials win the blame. Ther apparently never heard of saying "We can't"" handle that " or "You're contacting tile wrong people." Most dangerous Is Chief Accoutant Stanler Templeton's proposal to scrape the money off the top o student fees. · Regardless o f how "cavalier" an atilude he fell Sub Board had toward paying the boll, someone should tell Templeton just what the afatus quo Is and may add in some reference to the law. ll seems llloglcalthat the Chief Accoutant of this University would be naive enough (or brazen enough) to make the suggestion. And it is absurd thai he should, after making lhe statement. confess he knew.ail/'1ng o f Its legality. The leiter !hat Sheehan is planning to send to the adminlstratoon should say on no uncertain terms that students wrll not tolerate havong tlleor rrghts usurped. II the onctdent was a 1es1 case, prove that the real expenment should never gel underway. And SA should start l mposong checkS to make sure all fee money os beong transferred from Accounting to SA. We hate to say we so blatantly question authority. but some Important considerations have been raised by Templeton's proposal . For too long students fought to gain certain rights and courtesies. Programs and systems they developed and won Jespec l for by the administration canroQI now be changed . Call the Templeton suggestion a mistake, call II a test, but make sure you also call II w1ong, And send that message loud and clear. · I I now, ancs U It unhAety that auct~ an onrortunate &R~,.tiUon wouro occur ageln. TlloSe of us wlto'lle bMn Involved rn tho - l y otagH ol P'OI1nlng IO< Ooyco-. """" lound Koller 10 bt mos1 ... dHhwent e~raging in the matter. hla main conc:em bti"t1g thaL we do not go Into Ute thing haii,.IMd. bul have a '*OU· , asearchod plan by Which 10 proceed. ! Good move The Spectrum wholeheartedly supports the University's decision 10 give Freshmen priority for dormitory space. As we argued In September, that's not the Ideal solution, but the best goven the situation US is forced to deal with. From the chaos that christened the Fall semester, 11 was evodent that some reform In dormitory policy would have to be made. The Idea that some students should find themselves without housing at the beginning of classes Is discom forting; but the thought that freshmen-new to a city-shou ld be put In that predictament, Is worse. Hopefull y, the one reform will accompany a number or others by the time Fall 1981 classes roll around. A policy paper consisting of opinions garnered In a University poll Is a good approach to change. By deciding to ensure dormitory space to new st udents, the Ul)lverslly Is tackling the biggest question - housing priority - first. From there, II can consider some of the less signolocant ISSues: and, just maybe, next year courses will all students might have to worry about. It would be nice. THE SpECTitUM Voi.31, Ho. 37 W-day, 1B Ho---11110 , EditOf·I,..Chlef Elena~vas Mot~oelng Edllor Josoplo Sltnor1 III•Mtlne Eclllor John l.aplona On"'*'··· .......... OonnloGorlo ••...•.•. •. J-ZioOOOO<t c.,.._. ..... .,... Art Drf'IIC't« • , , , • , • , .Hrty SNiy 01n lkrwman ........... , • • •••• D~Holo.t CtfY, , • , ••• • , • , , • ... ........... S.o1>Goo<lchi4<1 P't.o4o •••• • , • , ••• , .• , • , EaAor• ma $,..,. SlfnmQ!'Is •• -~G. 8ull • .....tent . . •.••••••.•.• lftc.,..l ~«»ecctkntt ~n · s.-.~ ,TonyPtttl •• , .. . ....... Rl..,oii:IChon Aaalaum . , .•• . AN»y '4e4~o•n "'-~- ConlriW"'' .... ....... •••••••· --- • , •••• , ••• , , • • Otnl'llt R. Floaa Cctipf..... . FMt_.... . • ~lnAnterltnt - • , ••••.• • Jec~ t4Wte¥to 11- ......... ThornuR.c-.. ...... 0.;Id A Comltoc> ..... .._ -so.-..~ _____ ,..~ . -... . . .. - ..~--,.--6,_.... Co~~ooMM l«wtce. TIN &jNcl'fM It r..._,tecl fOI DetiOA&i MMI1_.M9 br ~-~on~--._Clltcolo--- 1S.OOO ""-....-all-....... llut- s,........, ..,.,_..y .. - ln3155- ..... - · YC>f\ • ~ Moln tlollolo. "'" Y""' 1414. T........ (1M11Dt»>1t, ""to<lol:(71t1131~ . -- =- =~":-.::;r,;:-0.~~~~~...... in"! - - MM wlt._. 1M,._...,._. ot ""E~ I• ••ctJy r-. . . - tales from over the bar by Pete RoMn She was my bell friend Ar1's moltl« lncl lhe 1\n.ew ttwtrylhfngl She knew h ~Mas ,. I'Y'IIIes f rom Gotham City to the Bat""· U YOUIY•cuum cleaner wef'll oo the btlnk, she ~new whether n wat mort COfftcl 10 aay 11 sucks, or lr doesn't suck. And if It doesn't auck, doealt tndeed, b low. 1r, in the rnlddle ol winter. youatvcw 8 Sia· pact\ ot oeer'" a brokan reftlgerator 1n your garauo 10 keep It from freezing outside. ahe knew whether lhe rtfr!g1ue1or was Still a rehlge,ator o, now • n.auu She knew il 11 was laster to New YOfk, or by train. Sho wllchud e~e.ry game tl1ow IJ'Id t<new every answer. She actuelly appeared on mos1 ol thom and won t~s of thausancss o.l dOII&rl o4 aweat-rree cash. nUJTIIIOU!I bOats. cars-. vacations. tura 1~ dl1mond1... She owru. one of everyo~l"9 oul ol lhe Spiegel . .lologue """ pr'actleolly WI Diet." end OOct<o• ot ae.erov H•US ouo ol b<r!llnns. Sf"~: was a g.ame snow lan•tlC. She would QNe ea.;h of her kl<ls S20 a Weelc allowance,. and I'W'WY 11me 'he aiQO one a questiot'l~ 1r hr- an.s~ed COfltcU)' .sne'c:t giVe hlrQ ti'Ye d()llatS mot~ IOCOUteHV Sht'O l ake trw• away. E~ery ttrne a strange• wotJid tf\ter ~tr nouM, .sM aaked him to s1a1e his tull name1wt-.,re he was Irom. a few things ibout hfmseH an(l whOthll he brought &nyonn "with" hltn4 Tho furniture In her house changod w~ly. 11 war alWays btahd new, well matcneo and hid litHe s11nds in front ot each ptece wllh rn.e maru.Jtacturet's re1111 Prlce CO'+'efed up. sne woufd l'tiiWp C. lolort ,.. .......... .,...,.. '! ...... ..........., ~ ""'s.-r.·~ ""·"· Howard S.nneu l'roaldfmr, O.Si\, auow t}er ;vests lo guess I he prtee wlthll'l 10 01 20 dotlatt,, 1nd Would te1 them '-!> U~ l~ey ~~- cor•ec~ly. II they paid the tax on not GO\Irse. Het fi¥Otlte ShoW w•l Jeopatcty. In IKI 1 hOf IWO sons are n.arrteO An and Don Pa~c.to She wu ao obsessecl Wrlh JeoparcJy, ane b6C:Itnl ""Udly n.tucouc •tten they took tt o., the au a few years aoo Anytime someone in IM hou:M WOUICt tMke a" ~mment, srut"d provkJe the QuaUon u wol¥10 hom.. Art's ta\het woutd come nome hom wotk 11'\d ar-nounce ••Honey l"rn h<Wne1'', afld 6-tte·d franUcell'y ""llh down an Imaginary b~Atter and sc~eam "Whoto p my sweet huaO.nd!"" Whll& jumping wlfdly up and down like some detanged buckin' bronco 'ldo:r without 1 bull, and kJss'ng CYe')'one'-'Jthin a pocuurn'a di stance. ff she had to- b6 eatmOCJ Gown for • mfrt\HO or &o, someone would nave to lf\novnce0 " II'• time tor fin.al Jeopardy," quiciiiV lhink ol • c•ii90'Y arid an""'"'"' She WO\Jia staM qulelt)' behind a ehtft fOf a minute, il someone whtStled •he final Jeop1rdy tune. Each year •h• would havO: a Halloween costume paii'f outalde 1n front ot lhO thrOe-door garage J:ud ptay let's Make a D•at, E'Ve.ryUmtt lhttt& was • lemiiY lunctlon With all thO re!Jflvea, lht'd tufn It lr\lo Fom1ly feud. Art anc1 his brothctt' wer• lhe only kids on the bfock llilllh 8 sound PfOOf booth In I"'fr t«~a;q~ Everyolme ono ol tnem -.ld btlng home a of~. ltoet• mothef •outd rust~ cwt to get two mOte. end make them t>flv ohe Doune Game 10 ""'"" "''" lh•Y plcllocl lhe •'ohtone. .VI's mother coukl tell rou a•lfY1hong rou"d .,... . .pet- , _ lq t.oow. usuo)ly wll/tln the fiY•tiOCOrtd limellmll Who says thai taM-liS~ ren1 t 1 lOIII -rn"'' so It you ever nH(I loknow any lhlfiO, gl>e~>e< • bUU at: Knowllldfl" e/o Arf'• Mpm•r !ida 1110111 S!IHI Chicago.- �feedback ! i J• .-------------~ - ~1----------~ ~uu forUm by A.,., Guataitle lottNd or peopfe prepared to a.ssume lne Forum .. 11 t ' rtgut•r Wadn.-y /e.,we of The S~ctrum dnlgiHHito allow ''apeclalnlta ~ • CIN.nr:. to •tPft•• ,,., .,..,... on P•JUClll•tiOIJIU Ran Gwt''''' ;• art •.t.aoaal• «JJtor proceu 1"-'1 fi"'!Mt •e<au&re cultrYahon. aM thus, the options fOC' you1h• •For lllthl t 11 PO.&Sible au too oHeo depenCla on what Ia perur¥ed as poaaibte. To OJCPKI tho lti>OOIS IO lold tho woy in lhO necessary retooling would be looliah Schools reriee• ttcelr ~ly, ro1h11 Ihan lead 11. by and latge, and fighl now the entire school tYstom Ia crUrt'DIIng because ot fts own l nabUity to ctlange. The opportunity want whhln the crlais. lOt" P•ci'IC New$ lnd In ~'AmtliCIII KUCIIOI."' The n.atlonwtde back·lo-betlca Hend in pu'blfc K.hools fattato CSeal wllh • fun<Samenlal question: Just Whll ht ba$1~7 What •a rne 010 of 10011 tl\11 wilt equip today"s chUdren for maturity In the 21st uniUry? The common •ss\lmPtlon ta I hi I ballet are the 3RSIt1d .such s.kiiiJ as ate releted 10 Joba or eeollomio sec1..u1ty. A8 early as sa•enth Qlldt some enltdren ar& •sited to lh4nk of carefll; end start Dlloolno. In n~n As no money 11 avaUable to set up exDe~~slve new programs and buy et•bOrtte e;guJ~enl and htte new Khool. . - .uon•l courses are being exptnded aaan stall. scr>oots ..,......., whh wkao 1noy nave. so tney ans..~rel tO tM C-,i(lc.tsm that lhltl It 1 gap between school and lotOf Ulo, Tests to determine ..competenc:(' are bKomtng 1'\eod . to 90 up' to theu lttle, as 11 wttte·, to fucnmage among cast•BWIY UHftOI Among IIW sr•bt• ueasufes up there tn the attic is tne old potf\lde c:HnNf tradit iOn. t.eo•q ot en e•rlier ume when cooperaUon waa requwt<t fOI' surYI'iaL II'\ a Poth.tek. as In ttMt aocttty of the fUture. inctlvlduat competitiveness yltldl to l notvlduallly whhln eornfll1Jn1ty~ Tl1e p11n11t fl ot a poth1cJirl. Hke the Ql&t'lnBrt Qf • changing .ocHuy ot a changing sc:tlOOI system, mote lrequent and 1e1el\lng It 111~ tow11d sve-h 1est•. on ,,_ assumptiOn tf\at thOH W'ho pau W\ll tl'<We tonopelont IIIOf In llnc1111Q WO<k lhal ~yo. All th1s 1s ta"en generally 10 oe ..ns.lble. pracucal and fealus\ic.. 8ut ll falta to deaJ wtth the most algnlftcilnt tac1 we know abov1 '"• tutu, . .. of tt'!e ChHdre'l oow in achOol: thoy will race • Y&lt amount of change In thoh pa.raonal 11\d VIIIOrklng UVea, In the a(){;laty and on the planet • h 1s a1rud_y clear thai! mvst be opef\ mlndec:l, lt•"'"O •.a much lnltlaHwo as posstbae to panic:lpants. Rummaging efoat1voly, 'eceptlwe to potluck, scnoot& can be transformed. AJ 10 parllculara ot the cuniculum, m uon Of II needs to be rebutlt-wl1h trash pera~tlvea~f~ the \'try llborol 1 11 1 l ere mar Is now- being dlacarded in tho n,eme of· pr aetfcell l ~. -llaJQdj!y's Cl\ll~ron beQome adul\1, mlnY OII~O'!' will • nol lind carMr Juba "'" ' pro,_,, -~~~It throughout a working lite. 8y n.ce111ty or Chofct, tMy wlltl\lwe to oe.sJ(JI'\ peraonatllfeWI~. piecing IGgelhlt ShofHinQe ln<l Dltt-llme SUfV1VII SlflleQIU rnto oatle'"s that will oot lollow a sttalghl fine. More Md tnOfl, new iobs are 1n amall bu&lneaa, wMre Uea.tbtllty ana wuttngnes.s to c·nange ••• UMfttta•. &nod uu,. aeourlt~ tnftltration To g.atn acc•ss to 1111 aoctety of ollange, etJl~Gret'l need lhe 3Rs. CMIIIntr, and IS mucn as posSible I~· 11-IOUfCt. Frigtolm ifl9 -Worklwide. lM tu1ur1 readout 11 tor .shun-.ng shares of dlmlntahll'\0 raou1cu. TN Global 2000 ~~ to tnt Ptesldent, 1a111t ot many alatm1no bulleltns aboYI what 11 ahoeiiO. states that by t~o lime txllnc ~ of 1••• of tocsay~senUCkfH'I ~~~not soelear, l'w)we.,.r. A~~ W\H depend on wha1 change.• occur tn ~-- Y&lt.H15 e.n<l ThOJo Is tho PIOI~CI ll>lt lito c:oul<J be meaner. more lflghten~. and leU .,,., But II l8 also pctSs.fble tDI:I tt'te CufT~I t;tr.st WiU IIIOW I bte••oovm to new oo-al0411ttn_ bued on percecntOns of lnl o r - tn · - ol lilt t1116.1tll c..., tnatthl moa1 e&soc olall beSICS llp<lpetotioA lo< Cllatlill. SkUia are,_ to be cl.llll.aled thtll IMG lo .,..,,.. _,....,. ot c••noe end attow in4Mdua .. &o thape tttetr cour. . ..-.ct choose theat deStiny. No ~can""' noty 0<1 tno~IIU110no Ukt ~mont a o>d corporetlonl lof sto b~RI' and lnl-otily This Is cleer In Fllnl. lollc~~<gao , thl c~y wllh lhe country'-s htQMSI unempk»ymenl r at.. Wow F'ttnt raidet~la see II>OtnSOIWI:Sll11<11hO~ rb!O lA lifo MW .. t>l' the cfty'a ~ce On 0..11 MoiO<O &nd the IUIO -..,.,.. .• . Bu4 row l!l01GM lo r•c>l Olq>Kieclloll& hiJ ng.,_.. ., l h t i i O - hltura. JMny- oeoplo ......, ~,.,-_ ..., Sctloal$ .,. ••-•b. ,.,.., -- 111111 - __,_ .,_ • ....,..,._. - M~ ~ l '>ougn ""' uo wOI'kiJ'IoPS ooen t o toKhtrt-. C-1'\ltdt&n Ntd memblts duttng a summer schoot ~ COf'Qmt.anf\J Thfs P'O'Iect 10 PQOUlll w waa con1~eo rto tile ~ yeat ano tnen -.·~ '" Clue tPne, fund-a were found tram • Ylr+tc• ot ICMJrces to h.lf• mulk:ians., l~tQf'S, .SCu4ptOfS WIIYIII. COtiUf't"'8 deSIQ!\611. j uggio<L ao>d cMiru"*'\ ,...~ •. Now 1M ptogram OC*I Ies In ma.n y Ot the c•t(s eltrnlllllii'J Khoot$.. ~a ·Sc hOpl II M'flnfullt~ iO hltVIP a t llllS •f't H~=•tdenc:e at each acl'loot. Mn~W\g .111 mo6t'l» -and t&source perSOfl'l e'f'tl) • • ttwry c:oo ltnue at '"-..- oW~ -- S .trulal pos.sb .. \fn awM ••Piofat.an r. rtt.a~JyDC tt•r ttetds U c.tt aenoc»' eoutd be ltnUd ..... t HPUrOe petSO.'D wt the ~• ....rlcall MI-S. fOUl~ p.-og' " "'"'_.. " O ara bvl•~te•s. Tf'J;et.e OJO~IW'OUkS "' ten"'; _ . . t o - to~ , ~pvt llf a 1..-.no .ano eo __,,_.•• "WJS TMf•• .. -.,_.,.. a ,._ ....,.,_ ,. ..,.... ._... &tW, lr'IM1 The 21st centuty Amork an c•tilln 1110 needs history ano auch phystc;.altmentaf ttalntnQ-be at •pona. d41'1Ct or olhor-as tunes the milldii>OOY tor faSt resPOnse am~ shirting condillon•~ ~kit hOW 10 ptOVIde IJI tnlt, In WiiiW Ol the SGh0015' snr.ntdno •t,naJ'Ia•al IHOUtcea? Thete ' ' no point In took•ng 10 school unlona or admini strations fOf 1he. answ~r. They are too buay Hying 10 lhote the1r own postliol"\5 ICJ come up With new creaUve approiicheS. So commuoUttS must """ baCk tneit schoots. Thie "" be done by '"fliHiti"'' lht lchOOt&. Many mooet.s tor •nftttra1Jon already IJHII. tn Sa" FraneiSGO, fOf' •nstance. U'M!fe tl the Awara do Artl program, 1aunetwd in t968 D) SCU11)10f Rutl'l AIIWI, Who be-llewed tha.l art eJtoetMW"tCe wa.s e~tary t o ecJucatAOf\. Asawa. Who nao 1 1-x chtiOr. , '" San Ftancasco'a pt1bltc .scnoots 11 lhe ume, ent11ted Oit\•1 athll l alld S)afertta ' " setuno pnUoSOQhy· eno ThO<e will be less hunger is expected t.o wkSen.. What tnese near.aw-ta5nU•• wilt mul'l to tl'le QUihty loll••-•odn- Cncuces. today's 10.year-old.s are 30. ttlete wiU bt M:ss aYallabte water. less tertlkt t•nd, Ml5a dean afr, leas wUdern.a.ss. .;O ne fifth o f tne 1pecle' wlth w tK»m we now oo-lnhabtt natural df9etcny. tess 1Hway for w1111 .ncr cootflct. and the ~P betweef\ tt1ose IMI'Io hewo a_n d tho&e Who or 1111 Englill'l tangu•ge. Sc111nce atso, nol fu111o ....,.... 1>U1 bec:ause whll K~tenl lltl 111 dtsecrt'eflng at»out ta.,sic structures '" nature ll 1110 bas.~JC to tl'le rntt~plng of our WOtta vHtw and dJ&e.OY«Ino petsonaJ v.alue5 a-no ex&.&ls. . me planet will probably be i teSPQttS~Ity tor " ..una • mnntngh- COUfse tor , _ , _ 1n0 ,.,.., community The at\X'ous strU-t Ot\ trlif'mQ fOt the satte ol "employabilcl)l' " mlnclocltmtnltl>lng It clostooys 11\e · ap., Edu~s Nota: f lac& ...... """' .,... _,,,,_ ~aiOI't- illlld teKJWWS to ~,,_. ...,nerre poonJ. "' f>t?W _,.fli ... .... 1 > ' - ... · - u•• -ICJ luMI IJ..y a• -.emll"9 tr~ OINt' W h .,.. • ..tn U1e fti1Ute-""11C;M' ~ tea1UCJ1A ,_ 1he M~Cit~Y-~ be lefpocl q ...... -ootla• ,,.._ - �fleedback = ~ More on Day Olre I To lllfl Editor. ~ ·~ I I Ptfhlpa IIUpkt With his e.tear •nd Now lhallho first big lowlltdJ '"" croouon of a Child care oonm lor tl\lo Unl¥eralt~ hao - n ~ It - o n -roprilte time 10 retloct on how wevot • 10 IIIIa polnL I am Conli<Jont INI moe4 OI1QUJ rNdeta laughed at tn.ablurdityol Frldoy'o(ll/14180jedH~l In - h 100 otated Jhat the"biQoMII>IncW-(slc:) to IN " ' - - ' UB Day cato C...tor hoYe Its • PfOpeMI\ta." I know thai ...., lhlo llrot atop ol on ogr-ttlfund tho feoolbllity con tor Isle! would nor n.tYI been accompll.ar.ld without my etfona and the enorgiH ol lht otl>er "proponenlt", (ale) 1 am also och-. conv11lCed tnat we would be much closer to ihe QO'II ol opening a 081'1.,- If not for the 1nvenllve varht-ly of r011dblocke that have been placed tn the way .so far. Mondo)"o (ftl10(80) Iron! pogo orllcle was an ouo,_a example of lrrespanclblo (lllcj joornlllism ond dirty, decHtllul (llcj polillea. When Mont Moore first approoc]lod ""' ••lh hla " IIOOd newo IhOI - wwldn'l nood • loulblllty study'' 1 lold l>lm opoc:ilically lh&l 1 cHd ncr want to tal:k to-hJm abo\11 ft unlfll'te lf\Owed me o plan In wrrting. Apparonlly (aiel he lh<ln le)jd Dan Bowman !hat I suppart.O nts plan and T,. Specwm Pf1ntod lhat as f1ct wllhout a confirmation frOm me. My 1n1Hal reaction was skepllc,sm over tho feasibJIIty ol opening such a small saale center. By State law 10me of the mafcx cosrs are fl~ttd (I.e~ one full Hrri"e ptofesa•onal Wllh a masr. tltg•tt II reQ\Jlred tOr 10 to 40 ehlldtto). I had al ~- ... ted of thalmpottance ot 1\aving play groups w irn chlJo•• n of ctose aoc. lnlMest and entrQY levels lhll coutdn't be guaranteed In a Vt!fY amaH centet II wu my fear trw~t the re~aJ)end•ng bi.atanl recor-d of ootuolly deterring and hindering day core .,_ ~lie simullaneoutty pledging suppon, It SMml time to ch&rgeoeboiWe COt.ll<f haw been gelting 1M ruuH of our louiOIIIty ttudy this month lnsiUd ol IUOI !Jr)oJWng lh<l funding or rbaJ •IUI!Y 11 Mortr 1o1oo<o had ll-ed It'll tuw 10 como to • 11010 11 ,,... Sl'b Boonl 8udgel -.ng In Juty INtile ~~ed. Your - e r WOSII>ato when Mark MOO<e promiMdlhol he could gat the lull amount lor the Sludy our ol the htllllh In•surplUs lund but ·W'*> lhal commiiiH mot. Matk Moore ag1tn et •he· last mfnute found 1 new excuae to bfeak htl pledge and slow down our progreso. Flfl'olly when aU txol ilia 11111 1 700 "'" pledged 10 lund I he Oludy Mont Moo<eloolr a orlp lo Bul talc) Slate and co- beck wllh oo uport, lrylng to con'i1not Ul lhlt the study wu unnecnaary. Wo are now at lui on lfi:O track of tedlout yet ""'lhOdlcel prog<ooo towardo !he -lopmenl and lf!IP-enlollon of lh<l besl quoJIIr and moor efliclenl ond rttponalble Child COte ...,ice Ihat can be achieved ol lhls Unl.. rolly. HopeluJIY 11ucfon11 .,.,. lhlo 11011 and opprec:loiO the e11or1a Ihal haYO - n made to get uaon this desired p..ath, Will remember the efforteot Mor1< Moore to derail us with The Spoclrum'o ouppprt. and we) gh and contider 1ny future '~n."..Jrom thole ----- "t sources accordingly. Fast fo r hunger To rho Edhor: During t.he past dKade famlnes n1ve occurec:t witn troglc rogulorlty: Blalro, Blanglodosh, the Saha~ and Each lime 1ne world ru - . GQ'Iarnmtntt. eommunhv groupal churches and l~dlvlduots hove gl-. generou$1y to rtllal olforta. 11 lo dllllcull not lo bo moved b'f the lmeges o,r otiiVing IIOW Cornbodl~ people U1rust betora ua by newspapora., magulnea and relfY!slon. Bul In lh<l lnter•als belwoon 111eoe crl-. the face of hunger Is rkjden.. Chronic m.lnUHitlon. thoUQII It claims 15 ro 20 mrNion IIH• ovwy , _, 1o nol MWO. ll'o 1 olton!, lnvle;blo crlsio; lh<l " hldcMft holocaust.. one au·l ttof has catted it. Ita eltecta are gradUal end cumut•Hote: . rnaii'\OUrilhtd parent• ptod~.~et: Wl'takened b.ablea: who have little reslatanca to dl.....; many dlo and those thai suNI¥e to adulthood tace an unremlttlng. and &ouklestrgylng, etruggle a_gelnll hunger. Oxlom·America is helping to b<eak lhlo cyc.le or hungtr and poo;erty. Oxloin oupporla lho elloriS of poor people lo lm'proo;e their own lfwts-to grow mora food, aduc.ata tnemeet-vea .and turn Aton Rooonlold I w111 poml oul •g•m lhll ttety lrtt PfK>PI• 01 grO<Jp$-porfoeularry The Spectrum-are agamlf 11111.. conc.p1 of day ure. If you the time to ttreH th7 lldltorltl 'lllhlch you constantly r.tet to.tOu wriJ , . . th1t the tssue was not to h••• 01 not have day ctrt, but who would lund whit portion of tt. The td,torill 'IQU.Jidtcule was perhaps not 10 tt>surd. How many dl~eun1011• haw: you person1lly caltH to an sbwpt hilt with your deffHJSI"i•n•s•1 How m1ny propaul$ .,.,. .blindly ro/ecred by you? Bul. bellovt what you w1111 Fm1Uy, Tt\e Spectrum a;mc to stay out of the b1ckeung and only '~' progrua on tM day oat• ••*• 11\ot l'nOney this way wou~ De 1h11 by lhoe next ye~r the Centlf W04.tld haw failed and have been very cos1 tneftlelent tsk) a.nc C"!U•men"l to the children. We would nave no feasib:ltty study, and Cflllcs would say we had lrlecL D1,y Care would be doadt Thlt wat the p lan tl\at The Spttcuum's edltofial declared "The best suggestfon to dele." Some conslderaUon ot Tha S,.cuum's own Judgement and sincerity mu11 M mad&. b ery student govemmet~t that l'\ad already auoeated money lor the feasibility study agtHd that'' was wool\ tne relat'llely emalllrwestment· of eaah to mak.e sure th.at tf\.1 Chitd c.IJ't OrOJilram is done righl. II Mor1< Moo<e hod corioclenllously (sic! neiC*t one bU towa/ds the Cfeahon ot c.hild care since 110 Joined Sub Board. I would give him'"" benel/o olthe Goubl and c:.au nls re1esr ettor1 lhort·.sl~lect- 1.nd ecooom•c new a.kiiiL Oxtam Jundt oolf·help' dovolo~menl pro~IS In I he pooresr erooo of ASia, Afrlco, and L.alln Ametlce. You can holpl On Thuradey, N"""'"bor 20 (one woek • before 100 will be ollling down to 10"' Th&nl<oglvlnb Foosl) Jojn thouoonds of Amerioons In 1ne -entn onnuol F~ttlor 1 World HarteSt. Bygmngup oollng for 011 ~ Pitt of the doy and sending 10ur 100<1 money "' O><lam, you will bo conl~bullng dlreclly ro lono-rerm imprO"tements on the grass.,-oota twel. Through lht Fesl lor proo;ldee key a World HarveSI, Oxlam fin ancial ·support developmtn~progroms. ln 10 communitY Ojlbo, Upper VQIIo, lh<l FoSI eneblea farmers or the Mo.ssl and Rlmalbea triboa to learn to uae I he ptow tor- ti'Je first ume. doubling ttHtlt yields or millet and sorghum. II supparto t h o - ol propo11l. II ~ ~ our printlttg ,..,.,~, thai t& Torijo, BoiMo, W1lO oro eduullng lhomsol ..o and lllelr COIItrlry to yOUr poSJtfons d lfty end ~tlul, thll's community about heelth and nulntlon. II b<lngo haollh -kers 10 ltolated • IHages In lh<l Zeloyo roglon ol Nk.alagua to \teat diseases t~t sap the auength of tho rural poop Ia on<l ~Ill I heir children. anoiMt ptobt•m you .,, "'"' to eomt to gt'/>1 W1t1t. Fot mr•llktO. weepologr>o; (!?!dJIItpwg Of¥~•0111 wo~o rt~r IOffy. -Ed. - American Ene.rgy Polic y - an alternative view , Discuss ion and slide presen tation by ..-.-Dr. Michio Kakul!illll!l!!!!!l-.. mterna/lonaf reknowned scholar. one of nations most respected critics of nuclear power · For lht peopto lndtrfeloplng counu1es, the F111 ;01a Wor•d Hat'Vest means self.-rellance. II meant pllnn•no en~ maneglno proJecla tor themael..,ea. It means strengthonlng their ability to take charoo of their own development. II otfere a way out of powet.. esntll and dependency. ~ ua. the Faat is an opponuni1)' fcx dlaco'iety: In O\Hselvts. ~ wl tJpertence the nunger tt\at mal\)' ltwe wfth flll•ry d1y: In ou-r commu.nlt-S.. as we butld a network of people w hO are commUted to u~a.andlng llle syetomsth&tperpe!ulle -eny and ~Unger, and In lhe -.loping -ld. as we lellrn obmrl lh<l II•H ol people tlwf• a/KI find out now our workS& .,, UnM<t. We hope thlt you will fast tl\ls year and encourage olhOfl 10 jOin yoU. To help you ger arorlod, NYPIRG llblts are a.et YP In the Squire Hall Cente~ Lounge Novtmbtr 18 and 20 w ith Fast Sign-.up shooll and lnlormorlon eboOt Ox,fam. Allend ' the Compuo M lnlstrles' Association Hunger Fea•t to bt httd In the Fillmore Aoom~om 11:30 to 1:30pm on Thuradoy on<l Spend yOur lUnCh mono)' on. typical Third WO!Id meol. Dono Ilona oro oleo being grorefully accopled through lh<l NYPIRG Olflce, Aoom 356 Squ~e. lh&l will bo r;honnelod d lrec:oly 10 Oxfa,.Ame<ICO'• hoodquorllfl ln Boston. las I year morothon 3,000 gr0<1p• parliclpated In the . Thursday, Nov. 20th at 8:00pm Fast IIKI donated tnote than S600,0oo to ~t arn's development old programa. Won'l YOU be o port of lhla y~at'a etfort? You can! rut tor a Ptort or the tfltlre day; eatollmplet mtal- glve up meat• or onydeooerla; talk aboul Ihe oxporlonco ol fooling;· opend tome lime In reflection, meditation or MCf·edueat1on on the wor1d hungfl problem; do oomelhlng lor aomoone lets lortunate I han YCMJrsell-run arr errand. visit a slc:k frien<l, make a phone cau. say a pray.r, or just maintain • thort petlod of.,...,.. and <eflecllon. An olth""GIJOOllonl oro oome ol th<l many waya 100 ..n make In The Fillmore ·Room of Squire .. Hall (MSC) • "petso"at MCnUce to help feed l.he hungty on 1tM1 Fast lor • World Hol'losl day. Don'llolgtl. roo. Ihi I you are opening ~outttlf to ne.w tns lghtl and neww1y1 ol lhlnklng .•• olllor Ihe bollermenl of this world .., a u live ln. Leo us also nol lose aighl ola quote by Richard J. Bernet, Tlf• Le1n Year.,: Po/ute• m th• Age or Sc11coy: "Nutrition 15 the mo•t b111c human u, •II ot,., oghiJ, mdrvtdu.l _Jmd tighf/WUhoUI soc,ei/Iosa their mnning." M • r• t..anaJttQ "'' " Frltdlond - C.roon Col•'• eow.. ElhiC4 ol liurmar SPONIOAED IV SA SPEAKERS BUREAU 8t TOLSTOY COLLEGE ~ �. . -" ), �l I :=r= I.' ' ~ I ~ •• ': **- ao~ 1 '!,. ~ Pt\Rt-<.i\.S~ I .GAL$ .-sn. t ...., MCIIDI, PIA COAts. DOWN a , ••• _.,_COAts TO IUIP YOU WMMI o..r 1,1100 pelr ..... - - . . , w....,.., LM. ... Lee, - -.Laol, o..c.o. ot c l l l - I YOU GET •s BACK ON THE WORLD'S BEST FITTING J.,;..... t.c•w• ...,, .un ,~... ~· f'CMII''~~• wcwn • ,._rr ot ........... ,.., '"""....,.. .,.... Cftic lle-. ~ ~J 1, .......... Mflt but ~t'-tlwat.!d. ~.,,_ ,.,..,._... Ctllc .,,_,., ... tt1 ,_..,.., te Met. ... w ...... Holiday ·wishbo·o k Special Advertisement Suoplecrn:nt DI$COUNTLIOUOR$ • Holiday Gift Ideas • Gift. Wrapping ~~ ~ For all of you who cannot decide what to buy tbls year, hete ,,. some helpful hints. So get into the spirit for 40me super small bucks! Try a sweater to dress up and warm up a friend for this . w in l ~r. • Give the plant·lover you know a pretty pot. gerden gloves or other accessories or a11 always welcome new plant. 834- 7727 Wrap Dad up In a long 5':arf or a new sport ahirt. or break the old stereotypes by buying him a cookbook. Give him a plac·e to store his belonging-away from home-a small travel bag for business trips. For the people in your life that are fashion conscious, grab a couple of fashionable belts, small bags or scarves for under $5.00 each. Perfume. cologne apo other toiletries are gifts anyone can enjoy. Tea kettles, exotic teas. and other tea·drlnklng accessories are usUCIIIy inexpensive and unusual. _ Cheeses. wines, liquors. unique jams and jellies are in>t><>Ace<l, R@C{ICleO & inexpensive and an always enjoyable gift. onciqae cloebiag • Try new card games. backgammon and chess sets mah·jong JewelRY - gi~ • ,:ems and darts for the game-lovers you know. smoking occesso~tles Help friends and relatives beat the cold deys of energy·crlsis "Like a Pboeoi.r p:<om • _ winters with a pair of warm slippers. thick wool socks or fuzzy knee· high stockings. CbeAsbes" Travel some of the area and school balaars to pick up one or wawn as Y,.m.uing-1 a kind hand·crafted gifts. You can fir1d walt hangings, tree In oCJR new nomo ornaments. pottery and toys.stationary and many other gifts at a reasonable price.· Moo.· Sot.. • Noon to Sir. S.Ometfmes purchasing a service for someone Is just u 140 Allen St.. · 88ll· tlll00 welcome u a gift. Many salons and health spas offer gilt ~tes ol"bther arrangements that can be redeemed at the receTver's convenience.' Tickets to a favorite play. symphony, hit movie or' sporting event are olwoys welcome. For the busy per40n Who has everything' sometimes offeri11g your own time con be the perfect holiday gift. How many harried parents of young children would appre<:late an evening out, and could afford it with your offer to babys it? 4se your bwn talents and design your own Individual gift certiRcates. Know how to change the oiLor do o tune·up? Offer to work on the family ca r. Like to sew? How about patching the jeans for your Bohemian friends. Or making a shirt or a blouse? For those who love the outdoors any sporting goods s tore holds a wealth of holiday surprises for under $5.00. Try thick cetton soe'ks for the runners, cross country s ki wa• for the skiers or a water bottle for the bicyclists. Photographers can always use ulra film, lens tissue or • new lens filter. . Stereo and musk buffs love new recordings of their fovo rite _ __......~-..,., sts. Stop In at a music store for suggestions to fill the wishes of musicia11s. Homemade gifts are special. Try fruit ond nut breeds or cookies for something quick, easy and delicious. The more ambitious can always extend dinner Invitations to their favorite people. And if you hate to cook, going out Is always a treat. Magatlne subscriptions, especially hobby or special-interest magazines ar~ethlng no one thinks or getting fo r themselves. They ore always appreciated as a gift. When It comes to g ift·glving, money can be replaced with lots of Initiative. WE DELIVER - c:fti:.C_ by hJ.s ative Craft Center Holiday. Sale On Mondoy and Tuesday. Dottmber I and 2. 1980 lrom 12 noon to 3 pm. the Creative Ctalt Center, 120 MFAC. Ellicott "complex·Amherst CamJ>1.1$ OB will sponsor • Craft Sole and f.o<hlbltlon. Pouery (cups, bowls, conla 1ners. plates. sma ll sc ulpture, etc . ), Jewelry, Weav ing. Candt u , Balik, Quilling, ond other croft Items will be on display and available ror purchase at e mOderate pr,ce. Mony or the pottery pieces, o lew jewelry pieces. and several woterootors will be sold to benefit ~he Crall Center. Most of thpl~s ore designed and linished by the Croft Center Professional SUtr and IMtruotors. FO< stuclent3 wishi11g to moke their own croll Items lor holdioy gilts. the Center offers a wide Monday to Thursday, or 1·5 pm Frid.y, Saturday or Sunday. During the regular school yeor. and Including Summer Session. the Center offers credit·free courses In ail of the oalt5 menUOiled. and credit courses ore available In pottery, jewelry. weaving, photography, survey ol crofts and Independent Study. Al10 a spe<:lal major In Crofts Is offered to spe<:lal and .elt<l studenll~ The Crall Center Is funded and supported by the Foculty Stud<oor Associ at io n (Norton Hall Division) and a grant from SubBoerd 1, tnc.,> provldes • $5.00 discount for a student ~ship eodl .......,liter . The <:enter ettracu over 600 studenu. steff, 18'culty and fange of craft -.reas or .studios to community partlclpants each work IIi e.g .. Jewelry, •Pottery, year In the credit lrtt and Wuvlhg, Photography, Batik, ecademlc progr.ns. If you are Quilting, Statned Glass, etc. lntert>Stt!d In laiJIIng a spe<:ili< Interested students .should visit t rait pluM contKt The CenJer the Center or call 636·220) .,d v'lalt the Crall E•hlbltlon and between 1$ Pm or 7-10 om S.le on Dottmber 1·2. 1980. �Ho~l.~!~~~. ~ Holiday cheer ''Ring In the Holljlays" with these party drinks Home·made Eggnog (10 five·ounce drinks) 1185 Niapn Falls Blvd. Buffalo, New VOfk 14226 1 'STUDENT MEMBERSHIPS f Only U6" per yMrl Beat seperately yolks a.nd whites of 6 eggs. Into beaten yolks slowly beat ll• cups sugar. Add two cups of whipped whipping. cream, 1 cup cleam and I cup milk, stirring well. Add; still stirring, I pint Southern Comfort, and 1 oz. Jamaica Rum . (optional). PlUS 3 STUOENT COURT FEE DISCOUNT Play for •• Httle es $2.00 par peraon every Monday & Fold In beaten egg whites; dust with 11utmeg. Chill In refrlg«mllor until ready to serve. Cinnamon Stick (1 serving) Bring thla ed)n & receive $ 6°0 OFF M embarahlp FM I ~ Wednaaday, when v. oz. Arrow Cinnamon Schnapps ¥•oz. White Creme de Cacao I lg. scoop vanilla ice cream oz. Grenadine crushed ice 1h Pour grenadine into a tall glass. Blend all other ingredients in blender. Pour over grenadine and give one quick stir to create e condy ca~sw~:rrect. lJ Holiday Punch (32 five ounce drinks) Holiday ldeat from LACO BOOKSTORES, Inc. 6 oz. fresh lemon juice 24 oz. orange juice 1 can (18 oz.) pineapple jui<;Si,., 2 fifths boltles Southern Coiii'IOn or blended whiskey 2 bottles (56 oz.) ginger ale - Pour over large piece of ice (or 2 t rays of cubes). Add sugar to taste. Decorate with orange, lemon and pineapple slices. the open ed (annada tht:at~ bide.) for Give a Learnins Gifr for The Holidaysll Fore.oet WiM i Li4ur D-....Pnc. .. ' ' \71 .'1 .., ., , : . II \ \I 1, \ I I I Jl I ,; I· t; ;II '· AU WlNES i lJQUOIS u.-- ........ .a.c- t 11 UNIVEISITY PLAZA CJ !. o.-n--... DolowJ ......... 83:;m C) A NOW IN STOCK ~\ •MENORAHS ' I . (100 DIFFERENT Klfi)S) e DECORATIONS • GIFTS •GELT CHOCOLATES e HOLIDAY NA'PKINS AND CARDS - :· ... ~IO«<-.10t:fll. ~ _ MAZEL TOVI ,..,_..Ull. ! H f -, .. tcaow .... IJFAI.O, llf. Some tmgs never ~and tt'ls is one df lherri' . .. <M dassio tiM1Ie neck. This comfortable kril top is a year-fOI.fld basic, eill)er alOne 01 layered wflh sweaters. $cjdS 8.*13.95 $blles 17.95 Pmts 10.* 17.95· �j Holiday WlshbOok ~- !irr'WMrtlccmcnt&n......,.c l BACKGAMMON & CHESS SETS JANSEN BROS. INC. i &ulllleed 1813' .J Fo; the Widest Selection In Unusual Gift Ideas - (718) 852·1170 . (7,16) 662·1030 119 Broadway Cor. Elm St.· S. 4000 No. BuHalo Rd. Buffalo, N.Y. 14203 · Orchard Palk, N.Y. 14127 ~ f GEORGE&CO. COME-I& lHI IXPIInl .. LIATHIR 815 Main St. GOODSI WI'YI IOIOWN LIATHII FOR·1n YIARStJJ (718) 854-0673 at Chippewa " Buffalo's most UNUSUAL Stant" Goose Down Vest wlleather Front & Genuine Shear11ng Collar Men's • Ladles Men' s Steerhlde Jacket Fringed Western Coat Men's • Ladies .. .._ We also carry: Vests, Purses, Wallets. Frye Boots, Nocona Western Boots, Motorcycle Chaps, Leather Briefcases, Belts, etc. · Hyou11 answer thesen::cte-guestions,.. we11 show you thepho ~ tliereal~ L Are )'Oil a member or the "Peanuts~~ 4. Is p g to a ne~~ exhiMt at the Museum or Mod· Would )'Oil like to get into an aerial dogligbt with the R~ Baron? Yes! 0 ~! 0 Maybe? l. Have )'Oil see'n "Casablanca" at least six ti.mes? 0 ' ;:ruhumAsTim~G«sBywi~utmisMga ,....1 0 y.es! 0 No'• 0 M a,_ • 3. Did~ everwanttoliveinont:orthose c:h&tau 111 your bi&h scbool F.rench boolt? Do )'Oil miss DeGaulle? 0 Yes! 0 No.' 0 Mllybe., em Art _your idea of'a·peri:ct Sunday allemooo? • 0 Yes! 0 No! 0 Mllybe? , . . 5. Do )'OU spend hours browsillg in antique shops? Docs )'OUr lemonade contain .W lemonS? 0 Yes! 0 No! 0 ~?. 6, Is d!icietM:Y )'Our ~e cry~~ the ntw decade? Do tosethci people~ )'OUt utmo5tSupport1 0 Yes! 0 No'• 0 M-'-? .,_ tilow, whem-er )'Oil cbedred "Yes!" or"Maybe?" loot below to find the phones thai eould be just rip!'< )'Oil. Then iUt )'OUt answers 10 )'OUr nei&)l- bol'bood PboocCeottr Store. We'll show )'Oil whidl pbooe is 1he .W you. Don't worry, if the real you is still a mystery, we ha\le a lot.more choices at the Store. Not only do our phones come in a variety of SfJicS and colors. but they're also avallable with op110ns lilce'lbu<:h· Ton~ ilialing..What's @ ==- ----=-Ol-- ·--.. more, you can pi<:lc up gl.O oeniflaw:s. • 50 come in and b<Owse around. Chances ano, )'OU11 find a phone that says, "It's for )'011:' The real' )'Oil. Newbklllephol• �Space shuttle opens new horizons in exploration -----------~by Chn.ta... ~ O..Doaomber 11, UI03~...S'I\ilbur\\~.._tull) ecbf1illN '" • po~.... ctn..... .,..,..r. 1\osflllhot do> lucod ani) 12 ~and CU\ered a cltUnoool J> mo1cn IIZO k!oO, ~ th< ~h ollhe Spoce Shuttle Orili.... Shl.v- ~ ........ . - · n......_...,... ..... lha ....... rurl.... - .... nlinlllted 500 nnl1011 ~ 1hf"DU8bout tho ~orkt A\\ lho _,'CYM ex\ teieYWott or- tis:lened 10 d on r..tto A wtdenew en ol't~tion w•Uwnte ••o~ in tOOl~ \\lU\ ol,e odl11n1 uflllf' Spoco Shvnlo •nd h allill~v 10 lnot•!l<•'llil\d~ U""'flfl'I• ol p;oyio;ld> IO ortlil. II fl<lll&ij(nt!<l IO rrd\Jo• lhr <>.WI 11\Cn!ll,.. lhc effecti\'entt:u of U:!ling ~ for ClJf1IHK.-"t'a.1l, a.c:ft>nilt.C. ilnd dc!:fm._"t" '""'r.,... -,,....,r "'td ""'Jl<dw Wioh il• • • -miY and ,...blaoy. lllUSp;oc• Shutt"' to...,.., lho door to liWt I!Q)nUnlk:.ll and n _Jutlnc u.w- t.ll fJliiKX! A• a triii\SfJOI'Uiion ~~~~n lO E.lnh tM.. Nt. it wUI oO'ar II~ Ci\p~bUi\Y Of tMrth-buund t'41T~I"t such a• tNCkJ~J ahlps. and all•th'eA Late a.unt::hln.r \ ·n.o lp.uo~hif'\M o( the Sp~oc;., Shull It) h11lxlut1 dulAyud 1~nlly due Ut 1tw1 1nadoqu1nc L'Ufnemh'tl of thu tHo. plact'tJ on thu Shuulo, oon\mc:.llf"\J.)•"Ufl!I'I'Cd to •.s U\tl ltw~t ' hhdd. 11W) hc• t ar.hitdd "'"• !U"tH'On 10 lH! unutiaramol'y h•~1usc h woY'd not »UJI111n tiMt hcltt or ru-uru r,,. '".., rt~t . tho SVftDJ ShuHiu wuuld luwu lnchW!t'llh~. OuWoaynu Antk-rMMl, 0c4m of N'uurul SC:k"flCXIS 41ntl M"ll'4"f1WIUCII J ltd wnsultunt IU lhe Nm5on.al Aorunautkl$ o••tl Ss)llcxt Adl\111\bHrDtkm !NASAl, s~mJd J&iil. "'ln n.ttinlt haJ QUiOd "(k11liy in ldunc:h''~ thtl Shutta,, In otddilk""i'iffci 1hc probk!:t'" '''hh tho ft~uJl_v ho~t 11hktld 11~\U \\il"y lltt k'ldoubl Svat,,, h will he lo\locht'CI \'tti".Y la1a " PaylOIId lnh,W"OtllOn MII""I)Cr ol II'Ct Spa41! t"1•anJV0t1_.1lun Sy,h•m toliJ 11le s,>ecfruru thai I he spaao'illh h1-' IA'\!:tll'\!:t.ehcN.tu~t lu l•wtdl iHmut,n\.111 In the Sj\nftlCOI 1981 i'IASA iollOt"'lvl thll llrl~tw-.111 he ,.dy by Mot'Ctt 1\dmini>lrolur ol NASA Jon,.. •1eldtct• ur.., Nkl, "Any dfM:usl;lon 1>1 ruture ~~ mitl~ttk-es mus. .earl whh the Sptoo ShUl,lc. lhr. \.ttY lu op.•tiog up nc:ilr ~ce 10 quk.i., N•Y• :and oc:onumk:al acu:tU With lM Spac:tt Shonk! openhom \u and fmn1 "'"' .tllhodu t.arth Dft•lt-tor buth maNM!'d and un1nanned e1oplort1lon. ~nc:c. and ill)talbtinm-h •II bemnlC niu11no and rel1111h·ely ble.kpanii\•a • -"~'- "\ ,._, �• • ,......,......._..,.......,penoiinol.l11ocnw The s,-. !hul~ 1o clooljp>ed 10 """?'• cr- al upond 10 _ , Into ott>ll ~wiD ~ •...,. ...... eobln • the r..,..aril end al the Orbllor. 11oc:au1e the oobln will...,. a al ulillty, mlufon flcWIMUty and -¥>t. .,_ ,.,. Will 110 ...... he limited 10' inlenol\""y lrainod, phyllcally pert'OCI Mlrona..,, but wll ..- bo abll> 10 acmmmodote tclontbto ond technlc:lano. • • . The !lpaae lhut~lo. howl!\•or, i• more ihan a 1ranoport •·ehiblo. The ~ t . the Clllplbllly to ~rry out millions uniquo to the apace provam: to re~rievo poyloodo rrorn orbit ror reu>e: to.,";.., or rorurbtoh oateUitetll) , _ , and to operlle ·~ lllborotorielln orbit. ~ c.pobllltlllo are eopocted to reoult In • net ..vtng In the COOl ......, IJptratlona while (!I'Ntl)' onh.mcillf! the llexlbllh_v end produc:ltMty of the mloolono. The bonefll.l Iron• ..-rcll and doM!Iopn""'t acthitlco Iron>~'"" ·~ or efforu ha•·• al~ worlled their way into dally life. I'IASA oflldAb eoplaln. and ttMs ~lltlel tor tho Space Shuttle art1 on<11eN, Advmeooln nwdldne. onvlronmental monitoring ard oontrol n>Ottti"Oio!l,v-th4> otudy al .,._... end Eonh .......,,___.,.., _..., or tho pt'Oip<'dl. l naporutnl •-• • The Shuttk! Ia ptenned 01.1 the L~· element in Ameriran ipKII pUn• through tho t980t and Into tho 1990s. NASA is.,.,.,..,...·atl•" In moklo~ nm> pllln•.llmhod by •nd «f""'Ssed user nneds. hut II l<lnuoglnoth'<! In the ra"lfe ol peaslhOltl... beiJVC cumlned, All peasihilith..., In (act, l101"' h<•• l>oen toakec:l at JOhcr-tv h.v NASA J)fa.nncrs, engineers nncl M:ltmtltllll:l wcU ~i lnduJtrlal oornp._,l dt~5. unlw:rsitius 01nd economi.slto in tho #)\'~nlmonl. \\1len tiW1 Space Shuukl becomes oper:uklnaJ. il hi rtxpecu:d IO IN'!OOme an impoa•uml 100lln provtdh~ m::~nkincl whh Jnform11tlon to heltJ ru~n.~gc and pcr.cn•t• g crowded ,.:.;,,,•• , l t:.t ··s or ehe \W$111ilc Shuttle •..vt1ton1 will IJI'k:o, puhlic utilities, fu1'1H cooperalh•cs. the h\Ciudel'communlcnllml rncdk:il&l JU'Ofeulcm. th,. f&>hu •.t imJusl.ry. the transporuaUon lndu.litry, and IJOWtlt" gr.:ner~ tlon all\1 wo11nr consen'alion pbmlllrs. One lmiMJM:Inl SJJ:U-.1 Shuule funclion will 1-w.thc place:mcnl of J.lllellhM fn tanh urbfi AJ n\aO\' IIJi fi\11: indh-idu:JJ a.atcUi1C$ mav he dell\ fll"CCI utl 4 !lin"''" ndsakan. • ~ . Beoenc:larl. . -Pnt1Vlcum ;t \\'01-ldwlde basi~ Mf~WUJ"\.'M,, Phou~raphs uf thn v..,,rlh of (CJ$SII (unl,. _.f:ln<h'tlnnumt In wu h'UflAN!fllal s ludjos, .salcUih.m can soiul wo.:llht!r blfumuukln 10 IIMl l(.ruu•Kl. trud aJr poJiuiiuu and fcJcnllf~· h ~ wu1"00, monitor air quality, and k>col& oil •llcb. " pollutlon·mapping aorollltc """ etn<ttr 1he r:nllre Unhed SC11te1 Jn ahouf 500 VholQfV'IJlhst cameru c.wrk'tf in high allilude airplanes would we ol>OUI 500.000 Ira,.. to ""'"" tho &:~me t'uur mcmhcn uf tho PloutJc 8ulllt! hutltulu tPSII bt•ouf(ht · their tr.~vclins road ahow to Ttle Sptc;tnJm offiCe lu~l \\'r.t•k. and wilh atl Cl'l:aborate ~· or 11:-tl.-k:l and 1.1 slick sales pilch, eAvLJinc!<l wh~· ltMl 1'\cw VorL State ~bture should llOI •noel ..wurMblo llolllc Qw. . c:umpanics at".rO$S the Unilcd Sla\ea. mquc:tted the """'"''~: with 71te ~-nurt edltorlol 1-rd t'- .oa bcucr urwk!niiiDd~ nr mn\"f"nienc:e 1""'""1(1•~~: today." 1110 ...,.....,.., nlllde •paclf'lc II\C1ltion or thr~ · HuttJe Bill whkh "''"~M~IIy conlCS hcfore Ihe Jtate Jegis:&ature.~ ..IK"'\idn. "''""liS The S,)«frum .hnitL"<I rcprctentath'C$ from the Now \al..un front tlf\IIL'tl hi\'C\, "'"'111dy -'"lll••rh:d n~~;pkwali<H\!It uf on n•"l lli'llUt'JI Ka• ttn.•um.J thn woa•ld. 'tllclmpr'r'Od !1.11tttlnll~ uf 11m SjJ.IIett Sh u11kt er" \\'HI he ahh: tu kx:oUtt now 8UUI'Ct1J y Jo8eph Simon - - - - - - - -- ,--" Ire PBI. an ~lion "'"""up or ..,..,..1 ploJtica Manv ochr.r arcn ""' hc..ofie\'et.llo bcnc(i( from nl(;:ln!a)Cd •poco Kl" ll.,Y. -Agrkvtlum. Sl.'lliOI" ~o~'I'Wms placed in spxc can help 1hn \\"tH'k( JC.t\'e ft• r-• pnlbleJns 'I11C ....,..,.... """ idcntl(•; crops in"""" riOid. to~lthc ·~lf and probably yield althooc crops.and t:lelcrmine plant dlJCUlCl or IIUCCI in(""ollon. 1l>i•lnrormotlon llill hclp•gricullural lljiCdai!Jta prndk.1tot•l food .:wall1hlt'l un An alternative to the Bottle Bill? Plastic Bottle peopl~ beli~ve so ll"ffa. -<:nnununkallor»: t:ommunlc:o>tion .AieUit"" ha>'t! ~ hllor<Gnlh'ol'nlal telolislun peasihle and .... roduciJVC IM """''or tr..,_nic tt•frtJilOOO caU.. 11., -~~ wUI tk!(:I'NSC Wio ••bel> tho """"""' 5/wltlo Ia~,,. new and ImP""'~ 10tcllh01lnt0 F..anh orbit. \'ol'ti. PubHc: lnlei"'Oil Rciodrch (;ruuv lN\'111RGI and K:u.:hc-:1 (:{lrliOn CoUege lo aucnd tho ntc~l'llnfC ~1nd argue in fn\·m· uf till' 8otllc' Bill h\11 cml,\• NVP~R(i ltw,Joct OJOrdhlnlor WaMll Smith a11<t.nded. ·a~m cli.5cu.'illon bct\\"C!Cn tho 1\"U "h.lo1, which ntniahH~.. polite Uu·otaghoul thu OIM!'hCJul' telioilon, fot'Usr!CJ flO l)'hOthc~r the Bolllc 8111 will f}fructl\'cly rndlM::t: ,:art.agc nnd ~n~ as much tnl.ffrK_\• as Its atl\'ucate5 cbim. 'lllO! IIOIIIe 8111 wOf pllla> a 0\0tKiotor;v d<:poolt un alf '""'"'IN'hoHielin ~II would not (O<Ce ..,.......,.,... lo brlitj; bad; their oont•ln<!rs. bot II WllU"\ l'""idc. nn.od.ll l..,.,lh'l'Broad bue !1ur 'lllr. bUI hu been In II.., t••f!l>lllturn (or ..,.,rol \'COl,.., and \'Olin« mit;6 ts '" ~ up ror a \'Ute this Sopporten o1 liM! bill ct.IOt Ihal, In addition to St•"' will Jtimulntn emplo.Jn..,nl, wnSIIrl'C ·ruw mat4 .1• "nd t'tXluce solid w:t•to. ''I would ~upporl tho tiolllu Ulll fn lic~u or tlmhing," Hoal Hotl'l , a Vice Pt~mu for u Nt•w Yurk CHy pulllic rcbtlons f11'1l> rep......,ntlng Ihe Plostico Bonlo lmlilute Rid introducing hlnuclr ••&ut n.ayhc there is an al:"~!~.::tlhe "'btOad I~ Ia.\'" Iuter 100t-tiffo • effeCt in Je\<eriiiiUIIet INieo.cl of a Bottle 8iU, \\~ wuuld vnl~· help rodllal """' tban 10 pcrc.nt of all prb;agc. Har1 e•plalnr.d, a hiler uu. "'" pn.n.idc n'IOilO(Y to help c:i<>ln ur• •au ~inds atrcor1,.go.• 11M! '""~ \\vuld 1"-! p kaaxl on ron,l,.,,m-~ f>Ol'kaglng is repeatedly found refUjll!. Kart used the eumvkt. o( lho Iilier H\X to indic:llc that an ·aUencompoiSintf' antl·lillor bill is nnedod. not one that slng)c~s uu1 a s1MX:1f'k typn or ~rbngn. Smilh f.UpporU!d Haf"t'-' clnint that compn~hen!ih'lt cnoo~ '"hosto "'""'Ill>' a hdlli 1lCC.clcd bttl lnc.lk:lltcd that tl\tt lflWsla.li''C pror.cs:o> ~u1 ta~n i.O\'eral ,\1f.1tu'~. Until tiUt.:h" htu can ho ,...,sst:d, Smith suid. nil dfotttl •h4,uld tMJ focu~~ed on p.;t~'iln~ lim Bollkt BilL"I ''"'otJid lilm 1o at leest ftet ~~Umn of the Iilier now UlAn 1K.11ln ul all,'" he t'.\plalut"<L ..One w11...v o,.. another we're guing IU ha\'e to P".)' for our thruw-4~py cultun.~on_Y1hing to that ond It helpful." A ·, Spokcopenotu lor tho ln>lllute, tro•'<!l t\l!'UUg!lOOI the United 513tOS polntlnfl out tho plaollc l101tleo. \\'llen ooked lflheplaJIIcboltlelnclwlry woUld be SC\'Oft!v crippled tn l'lcw Slare If the Hollie Bill is ~·here, Hon ~that In "''OI'Y .btc "1"'re sud1 o bill ha> been puMXI, pn>llto '""" ntH ""-Of von. gllOC dol\'11. • So wh~· is the h111huto ·~•lin,; .o tt'lud' money on ,,., Shultla .,,.., """''''" end their tm.... tll(alluN or puhlic relations~ "Bot:oiiMl II""' don1 r•lk up pW!Ic<." hCI\v II'Mt untqua wndl\k.Mu; ln sJ,.'\Ctt-\'inua11y e-.u fti"A\IIy. ncNir ..,crloct , llll. '""-'"'.n.,'=lt=.,h=c said ,.. ' ,.•. ·.-p~ _;, ".•.rc.f!Oirtfl;;.oiio'•o!!~u•oeaoiil(l•••••.•.nd .,;po..;,;pcr .,.:., ' 'aCU\.I!n. ' 'er:-· low ,•ihra\ion-m\gb' he \l5Cd in rnunufltdurii'\M p'Oduc:s. trul,.tontlal il"""R'' 10\'IJVCS : nd f10r1>ogop.llll"".nu ...-rd.,. "'·..... yoo.r. 1hn1 m·udifOouh fM' lm.msiht.t w nw~«~cm E.tn'lh, Son\0 ldoit"l\'M1J lrintlmn In AIXIIIu. Sl.,vlnh, n1ul Apt)ft<•Soyc•• and In brier ruckel Oif911a with ....... Comriilter Atfain ucl S.C.~T.E. pntmhilll#4 I'UIIUII" , lntematfonol dinner ( ComJ,JJufer Breaklaat Tlttt ca.,. -~ "-<<ooiM ............... . • - • ,..._ ll:JO a.a.•. l:ll , ..,, lo ~ ........ a-, wll. II , . _ ...... IO o.f.... - lr]O "-1<11- ........... worN •......t" - lodOtO. TM ........... ., ...- . . - ..... ~~ro~ ..-,........, . . . . . . . . ~ . .. JoltoX..-.TM,......t<l .......... $3. .. The Dept. of n-tre & Dance, SUNYAB pr~ Homeland THE Sp~.cTtt.UM ~ SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY ·. ... ISSUE 81 11,. S.C.A.T.£. Boo. .ill IN aHilaW«' Bv SejMio Meredl &. Steve Friedman Ol~ed by Ed Sm\th Friday, Nov•.Zlat from ~· · . 8:GO .. - lZNooa• . _CAPEN LOBBY 881 M.lnStrMt Butf81o. N.Y. 847-8480 r1 - ~----~-~---------, UNIVERSITY DONUT 1 I I BAKER'S DOZIN dos wtu1 coupon I I I . ~ • I WeAIIDPuture. sut.-811118w-~Pte - Sof'tF,_ Yogurr I 1 32S4._.St. • ..,_ , . Clll-.lmn·1apm ~ • SundiJ I · I I I EJcplrN 1 'Now. 21. '10 1o -------------------~ �~ ~~~~~o;~~~~~<m~~------------~i $ S$ of ptollne can ODW CDSI $1.30 bul a .....Ill' only -~· 4 6 ........ 1!u1 where wUII~ elocuioh;y aJmO fn>m-nouS)l 10 power, Ay, <10 .. J ~ C - lulletifl millloo ••chicles? ":!0141' Jmllf&V holds 1he key 10 "''"'-" mlCI'tt.v problem> 0\'llOiu•IJ.y-hul loard Otltllde f llOI yo1- no1 now,· A)ll G. Rogcw•l'llrler. edhor and'j)ubU; hor of l!lt!c:rric 355 5qulre Hall MSC ! Ve/1/d<J Nt:wL "NuciMr and COil ore now >O\JI'CO$.• A dedlc.11cd aci\'OCIIO of ....__ _:S..:o.;.,_..;::_y.;_Oll;;.;;...;·-·~ ·...;l;_l.;___.u l_j oho! !.,..,..,..,.. tutd ~leN co~ , l'llrl.e r - an annUli I ..,;np 0( ZU _ mlUion barrels of oil in 11\o! yur 2000 Wilh doc:lrk: 1-'ehlcles. "We are- no1 ready for smoll nucleor pt:u>U in ow-I'OiKI •'Ohlde>; Ponor ,.,......... we .... I'Nd_v r..... ored doc:lrk: _ .... 10 - ... ......,..,. nunlhlrrs or can.. buies. trucL.s and oahu \:eh~ lMI are so esiftl\1'-f In .~·ROOnFS-, i ~Din!~ j our 50C:iety.· Gulf and Western, • 11111j(lomer•lc •"-"'Pl!' iii\'OM.<I In n:s•••rch"" IN<Jadd car batteries ;a.nd with eAtmbh'C intr.n:t!tn- ln tlw nuduar lrtdu•trv. t•strlllllll'.l tl\flt ll.v lh'fryeor 2000, 2S JM"IWf11 of iiU \ 'Uh.iclOS" ,,tjl] btl t!leQ I-k:,. One DeuWe Ordtr el Cltickan Wln!s IJO"'t!t'tlll. Coal and nuclear power work their way into a future ofelectric ca~ '11u• il lh:.~"' ,:llh1u lu nucloar·f(t"'Mtl'lltotl Uluctricit'' h. ~I hul thb ni&O hh a hhc:h. ~111U .scimttisu estlm:un ti'Wit wing c:OOJ.nred . planhi to, JlU"'ce~ Amcaicil'li cl6clriRbd p.ai161lpli" ntJiot wnulcl ilicre.:lle sulrU1· c.b.IO!! :tnd tMhf"'"Jk•llul.,nl ,_.....Muions by JM'rhlf-.. zu Jtr.:l"tL"''lt. On JIM'! otttet• lt~nd. t:I'RI IIOidi, CJH'tli'VIIi.l-.,; 11Uitution "b bot II mot<c errt~ii!Jlt and d~l"...,.. u cunOtkocl UJ a "'mllti\'et.v rt.o\\ s.latiut\oll' MNrQ.."' thau all nJIIJQu ot mol-.h• SiOUJ"Qb. • 11\t\tMitet" n~jor lUtd\ with the ~k.."l.1nc Cill' k de~:ising ·~~nd.:ardw'CJ and I~~CXqH.aiW< Rleoltlfi or periodicall_v .......1w-po,; u-.,u, Mmt !tiUdM<:> un IIMI to br*'c m.uuben of lunare rk-ctnt· \elutii!> COttu!lllrulc on till'('(' maJor appru..che•l!f-t.J\f'Mlifthl honk.' ch.11fCml>( ,,._."~ ,.ff'M!'Ienl futul" tNinSJlOrt:stion for many Anltti"'CC1n,. 8u1 l.h~ b .anolher \L'Niion or th., dt'e;IIH that Slt\K'.k$ Up ~~JUI a~) ~~t t'eaJit;.o of lhe d!arie f!COnDnty~· i~ c:onsumjllion or ro.-tl ~ W'01..niwu. tJt.."Ctrieily. ' thrununo:awt). . c~ rxn:«Nnc r~~ ~ It i.t: merety ,wtultlwnr. 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Pick up Schedule of Classes and Course -Request Form at Squire and Fronzcak accroding to the following sch edule: 319 SQUIRE DATE L.\~ fn•rr'•" r•u•r.' lA;I 1/; Hzt•,r/. filt·' 200 FRONCZAK n, •\ THURSDAY NfTE 3 BUD SPUTS Sl lift btertaiaatot Wedneaday, Nov. 19 Sophomores 9:00 - 12:30 Juniors Seniors 1 :00 • 4 :30 Freshmen 9 :00- 12:30 1:00- 4 :30 Arlou FRID4 rAND SA TURD A r .'W/Tf..\ I •• l-.1 .. Thursday, Nov.20 r tlw d,,,. wuulcl lun'C- their IMUerklJ "red"' _.n lhws h'"''-•·•1 ly ,, c•·nh'.JI \\UUhl :iiH.ain it.) ultun.. h • l't.tllt..tllotlll 11~ ,u·ohk"fu \nth lht!> .u~l tllht'f" "') ~U11l' b th_.t ''"'·' _.,,.. hlfot1d,\ tJ'Itllt.1h""''ll hdlt••~·aU.' t\JIIII'••''• tltfhcuh ln rt~tHtiiH!' ••sud ,.u,..••puhlr ' "' H-k!loo. 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Hoi "bihet'OIII~f(e}• f'Judt·tc ''t!hic~ CUI"r'Cilll,\1 on 1111: 1\ltlltJtfs rua(l:, haw ;t, ,Jri\·hlJ.t 1\tf\,;\l .;r UtJ 10 zoo nl'tlus un" siHglo h ntft1l'yl:tvu·~tn. '11m...c c-o~n c;m h n re•c;hm•fttiil h,v ·n.., clovtdc ••utomoi,Uu-(rulot, non·1XJJiuting .._nd impudently ind,'))UtlC'k!l\1 Of lhft f«jWIIne pump- has COniC lO t'phunuu the dre1m of Expires Mardi 3 1, ' 81 ~wer olectrifl4."<1 highways. nnd - - - - - -- -- - - - - - --..JJY Gar Sl1!ilh ~I'NSI tu tJro\Wc FREE with b pWc:ftn.e ol • tiOwblt • nH TtU$ C:OUf'OH '•tlU'I•Il ' Anyon e Any'o ne Friday, Nov. 21 SUNDAY NTTE icocl. Nile liluic' 1M RoH If you are not currently regisrtNed, or are changing divisions, report first to Hayes 8 , Door No. 4. Continuing Qraduate and marriculated MFC students will receive materials by mail. Those wishing to register i n person may do so at any"time. 60c Geuy Greua It Bad Draft. Sl V.Aa lieN Tu ;.,• '., 't k . ' ; ( •tl \1,1 ~ \l J!-' '! \ ·. ' \ ~ I .. ' ' - �ftiiiGOOD, ftD!I BAD .&JID ftDIBQUB PJLa RCicKPILE IB NOW. Nick I..owe, Dave Edmunds, Billy B~mner and 'Jllrry Will1ams bring you "Becond.s Of PI~~ No life is complete without "Seconds Of Pleasure." On Columbia. and '13.pes. ReeD"> "(Jolurobla·ls a t.nldemark or CBS Inc. <!> 1980CBS1nc. .... ...... +~ Charity dollars rolling in; United Way passes mark Available at Your Fa~te Record Store war Attention: BLACKS. The 1980 United Cam.,.;an or Buffalo and Em County Uvc<lup to its th<me, " Make lmpo$slble Dreams Come True," u it collected over Sl I miWoa.iD plc:dla. or 104.1 percent or 1M initial_.. ,. "Thank God, that there are people wbo willaoout or their way ccl'aive a few dollars to help others," Buffalo Mayor Jlunes Oriffln said. _ _......__ The UB sector,thouaJ>, reached ooiY 90percent of its aoal with 121,022 col.lected IS of M<*doy. Allhou&h 1M.,....,.;.., ofl'lc:ialb' eottdudcd two weeks UB Chairman Leo Richardson elected to extend the University's .rron in hopes or rCIC:hina the JIC)el. Whea the drive kicked orr on Septanber ~. UB odministr.tors, srarr and faculties ad> submitted an individual JIC)el, with Health ScXnca b<adiDa 1M liu wich s-12, M.S. Wbile it fdl s11ort of its p , Haith Scima:s stiU collected over W,OOO thelltaest.amOW>t amona UB dopartmmts. The President/Exeeutive Vke Pruident division showed the areattst ,..,.,...percauaae as it collected over 240 pefoent or its orajnal _.. "We appreciale UB's efforu," said Asoociate Carnpaian Chairman Joe aao. Schtoe<kr. "Both students aod (acu.lly were very-supi)Ordve." Somenet Laboratories Inc. \ ,. now 'screening for certain I blood types prevalent in the Blaek.population, which -are vital to on-going research. Come ln for Free Blood Typing a.id fliuancial renumeration if you meet th-: requirements ltellrva bur*io • Chainnan of the 64th aruwal OUipaia.o Wiltiam Lawley was espedalJy pleased with !he *i.-e's overall suocess. " Wilh so many unemployed and the inaeased spiral or livill& cosu and many other economic flldors. tht residenu or our cccnmunlty rtspoodcd to <he IICcds of <hos< less fonunart," he enthused. Mayor Oriffia oontmds thai the Ullited Way effon-wbkh services 75 manber aa-ies. P<O'<Iidina in e.•cess or 150 human <art services-has a value to all socio-<conomic aroups. "In the Ions run, it helps lht city and COUDty aovemmeot," explained Orifrm, ubecause ic rdievH some of the ..._,., burden." Had the aoaJ mertly been rea<hed-and not exc<cdcd.:..maintains Lawley, the member aaencies "could be forecd to cut bfck on tht rans• of .....uial services." The 1980 _.of Sll,302.000 is the second hi&htst iD · United Way hisiO(Y, 2.61)<1'0ml less than last year's roaure. The c:ampAip> JN*- Rioforcod by a half~ tdevision special durin& prime time oo ad> or 1M four COliUIIerdaJ IWiotu. Nloc.Most oontribu(ors are coat8dell thtouah their buslncsa. with tile voiUDteers detcrmioina indlvldual ps based oa previous <>q>erienct. Althou&h some plcdau havt yet to be paid, _.,dina to Schtoeder, 1M arnOW>t Is " so minimal that it would not slcnificutly ehanse the reponed fTcu_re:' Ltss than nine cents or - h dollar contributed aoes for cam.,.;,. publicity and adminislrative COSIO, with the rest bdna dJvided lmOnl tht aaencies and senoices suppaned by tht United Wt,y. More lhan 200 volunteers oo 19 budcet l*lds rmew the orpnizatlon's budatt with family lift services and social devdopmtnt services recdvin& tht ~ ch11nk ot 1M pit. Upwards of 30,000 volunteers ooordinftc efforts to mate 1M Uniled Way tffottivc. Mayor Oriff<a lees this u on eumple or Buffalo's reputation IS , ... ·:<.lty of Good Neiallbors-. li¥iAI City, 'aod a City... In bopa of~-. United Way Board Chainnaa Richard Headl has - - . , . Uberty NatioN! Bonk and Tn~~< CooiPMy Preoltltal Robert Doaouah u Oencnl a.aitman of tht 1981 cam....,.. Tile ~ ...,..UZ.,. •• altutdy~Jtina volunteers 10 be divUioo laden I<J'Otdlna to Sduoeder. can... ror _,year, �.. snorts Royo~s ~f!lost taste the cha~gne by sp1king way into second place by Toll)l Petti /fp(N£1 EdiiiH lbey....,. jwtallait away Irom beina the New York St~• (NYS) Cbampiocls. With a seuoo roeord or 19-11, they wae arona sb01 to even mal<e th<top five, squoozina inlo~c playofls after beina seeded 12th out or 16 teams. What the UB Women's Volleyball team did was go out and deleat every team but one last wee.kend in !be NYS Champlaasbi~ held at !be Stale University or New Yorlt (SUNY) ., S.onyb<ook. "I'm vay pleased and proud of !be women." RoyaiJ' roach Peter Weinrrieh beamed. " We went illlo the tournament hoplna lor fifth or sixth plaec and we came ou& ~nd . I'm very pleased." Held to determine the NYS Champion in Division Ill of the Assocbtion ol lntcrcoll<aJate AIMetia lor Wornen (AlA W), the tournament pved the ~ schools mvolved 10 ollly 16. The eornpetilion-held In a roundof'Obin lormat and on a point basi.-.otarted Friday with the top eight Onlshm aoina inlo the neJCI day's final rounds. The Royals opened the tournament aplnu Oneonta Stile Colleae and won easily in strai&)lt aames. IS-8. 1)..9. Ro<hest<r was their next opponent and the Buflalo "'010<0 put totethcr easily their best erron ,.,cepina !heir foes I S-4, IS-8. The victory a''<Oied 011 early ~Cason UB lois. By now the t~ am..,.d rnoua.h point$ co put them iruo chc top clJ}u rankin&s. pruonptlns the Buffalo coaeh to adopt o new strategy for Albany State. their third opponent . "The IUld> apinst Albou\y didD 'I ota11 Uly\hlot beeawe " 'hod. already 10< tho. pooitlon we wonted," W<iar<icll czplaiaal. "I subtlialuO so orwbo DOC1UII)',don'tiC(tO play in this kirod of anpetltloe so theycciuld pia ~.le.tplained to the swtcn I was lOin& to dO aDd wby SOAIIere wouldn •t be any problem ." • Bulfalo ended up losinathe match In two aames, but as the coocb explained it had no bearina on their position. The Royals' .olvanced into Saturday'• rlnab. The fil>ll eiaht prepared 10 do battle 00 Saturday. UB opened qainst a . - Stale Collep aDd <W<Pl them In 1wo ti&htly eontested pmes. It took an extra ""'* point lor Buffalo tO eaprure the first same 16-14, but they had a more eororortable edae the second, winning IS-10. Fredonia, who bad beaten the Royal• less than o week before, was UB's opponent for the ...,..irlnab. It took Bulfalo three ·pma to fonally beat them as Fredonia won the ....,.d pmc by a six-point marain. The ICOrts were, IS·IO, 9·15, IS-8. The rll>ll match was a war between two hard·Millns set-tnd ..plke teams. Buffalo •nd mal Nu,areth College played a very cloJelirst same, but liB came out the victor IS-12. Nazareth snatched the next two handily IS-4, IS~ and the Royals had to sett.l< for se<Ond plaee. Two or the d&ht players pieked for the all· tournament team were from UB-team captain AkTsujl and setter Lauri. Han..n. Hansen was one of only two setters chostr' ror tht team. ••Laurie just did a super job,' .. Weilueich concluded. ule mix-up nets new Bull recor A ml<·up of National Collta~atc Athletic Associotion (NCAA) and State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) rule onterprOiations has e.hanaed the outcome or a UB IOC"Cefp.me. Ed Muto, Direetor of Men's 11\tercollqiate Athletia bere, announeed that !be Varsity soa:er jame between UB and Brockport, played at Rotary Field on October 31, was erroneously reported as a for(ei t win for Buffalo and has been recorded .. a 1· 1 tic. The aame bad lnc:orreetly been deebred. forlell on the basis of an illeaal sulntitution. l'he dilemma arose when Broeltport's l!llh player entaed the aame in the second bill with !be visitors ahead 1.0. The Bulls btH .....U.S a(yiaa aoaJ. However. !be NCAA rule limitiapubstitllllon to • II players was overn&led by the SUNYAC ao<:oeer regulation or unllmJted aubstitutlon. This week's best Allb6o&h h• """ftat a stanulo UB'• football >lnort o..r Alfred, Sdo Kowal ..,.,ed wtern Collq• Athlrtl< CoafHe.Mt dtftMI'If player of t he ¥ftek ltoqOn for h b ouliUadbo& play Ia tho seeoed ball. Til< JOpllo_,. ckkain bttd< flckt<l up t"o iat<tnPllou """..., erHIIed with oiM IOio 1 - l a t ... Wlo' ll·~ lhrllk<. . Bu_f'f'alo's corrected final records arc now 3· 1· 1 in SUNYAC'• Western Division and 9-4-1 overall. Mli&SS~s.A., S .T A .G .E . Two for one drinks! TUESPAY: Wing Night! $ 1 . 50 Dozen Wings 3 Splits for $1.00 k,k ·music" lgrics.b~: jw $ock & w~ ~ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday November 20- 23 8:00pm at Katherine Cornell Theatre amherst campus - ellicott ~ Students $3.00 General Public- $4.00 .__ _ _ _ _ _..Tickets at !JB Box office.-------~ November Ztst Is tbe 30tb Anniversary of �. ' ~lcers'defense f : central· to hopes ll:rO...~ ~..... SI4ff ..'ni" :_i ~ .. "Ddcnael Ddauel" chants ,.. t'!e croWd bopiQa that thdr ~ team can hUll on to lhe •tim ~ lead diey..Micl in lhe ftniiiJ S _ ,1.$ of tbe &&me· Thil i: CQUid be a c.-owd at a BIIIJ or S.bres same, but if you had co put money on h, it would be safer to Jay a U B hockey same. Enterin& his I lib ~IJOO II the helm, Bulls head coach Ed , Wriaht is platina a heavy c.-npbasis on dden1e. " He's the foundation of our team," quipped Wriaht about S<llior '"• ~~rld/ft,l,jM ,,anco 1 goaltender Bill Km inska. " He I KATE TMIS MESS A~O: IIMlt tlt, K.-,in "-"M:Io INdt 1 h09tt. will M the tltblliling fofc• dwlng IN lklltt' qwM to CM'fl .... rtlltM C~ Unl...,.;tynet. KMb. I JYniot,ltont .. lmpto¥elall yHf't •15 tKorcl. finished in the top fiveatthe US Olympic t.r youts out of 96 of the ol IJ ,.lum~ fetltnMn lo liM t.um. wtllch Coec,h Ed W~• best •oalies in the country, 'In Clayton Watters, the club's excelleng backchecking by the mentioned W risht wh i le fact, Billy intimidates a lot of only Canadiap member, and the forwards are the formula discussina the rookies:.-:: Rob teams with this performances." retum of Peter Dombrowski Wright pins the team's hope.s Nuchereno a nd Dean Bricks without mort ar who was forced to •it out .last on. If the succ~ur former Cameron- both 6'2"- should though, do not ·• brickwall year. "Clayton had trouble associate, New Y'ork' Ranger help us out." mate: The same can be said for adj uslina here Ju t season byt coach, Fre(j Shero is any outstanding goaltending that we feel be's ready and indication of bow · Wright 's Quick Stkk lacks suitable usistance from Dombrowski'• returned with an ideology ·will fare, then plenty Scorlna punch should be no the defense and forwards. Last '7£:~ed attitude." of wins in the near l'uture are probleqj as the team's second seawn if Kaminska and hi1 bon defense will also be inevitable. Before chalki. Jeadin.a scorer of a year aao is coumerpart Dan Ko walchuk an inteara l oompbnent as them up, however, the forwaras returning. Riabl winaer Dale were the bricks. then their Wriaht noted that strong play must perform effectively at Guynn, who netted 17 goals last defensemen resembled masons by freshmen like Richard Carr both ends of the rink. year, is <Xpecled 10 bear the on strike. is needed to offset last year's ' Althouah the team possesses brunt of the scorins duties. "Defense ws our weakness dismal 9·lS record. "We have no superstars," confessed Other key forwards stated last year," explained Wriaht. to cui back on our goals Wright, " there are four strong Wriaht, , will be se11ior Keilh "but we're sl_!onaer this year." aaains1," assessed WriJht who lines." The Bulls plan to utilize Sawyer, with 31 care... &oals 10 labeled defen~ive play the knowledge or the returning his credil and SOphomore Personntl humiliatina. "out success this veterans and the impressive size Winger Peter Yuhas. Tht Bulls' -Cited as the reasons for the year hinses on the play of the or a few freshmen. "The coach, however, made no bones reformation of defm~ are the defeM<:." players nqw are bigger and about losing two of hi• top development of Captain PoJitional hockey and faster thsn when I played," players Tom Wide and Rich MaLean to graduation, · but stressed that the ineoming fruhmen are m o re than adequa1e. . There remai01. only one aspecl of the , hockey picture t bat is in need of heavy reinforcement, clarifoed .WriJht, is the need for wppon from Rudenu and adminiJtration. Throuahout his tenure as Bulls' coach. Wriaht and hiS> teams bave maintained a fine ,.inoing tradition. sec urin g seven in the black (willi four playoff quaUiiers) aaainst four.,..,....._ in the "red." This year, Wriaht insists, Jhould be no different. "We'll have. to fight hard to win this year . . . We should 1 make the State playoff•. if oot we'll be very close," he predicted . Yet for all their bard work and ehthusium, backing ba.s'been minimal. se&SOIU No sopport " We pick up about a thoUJand people at our games (arena size 2,769) but could always \ use mort ad minis tration. Chevy Chase Goldie Hawn Charles Grodin Nai--Mft.."CI 9EEMs IJKEOID,..,_ COLUMBIA PJCTURES P r - . A RAY STARK Proc1uc1ion CHEVY CHASE GOlDIE HAWN CHARLES GRODIN IN "NEIL SIMON:S.SEEMS UKE OLD TIMES" A JAY, SANORJCH FJLM ROBERT GUILLAUME by MAAY!N HAMUSCH EucuiMI ~ROGER M, ROTHSTEIN Production Dooigrood by GENE CALLAHAN -~ OorKIOrCIPilelogr'!P"YilA.VIO M. WALsH W'fJM'by NEILSIMON •-AASTAR ~ - __ _ _ . . . _ , . _ . Pr_o d"'*' by RAY STARK ~by JAY SANORICH •-...- - - -... ~ Coming This Christmas .. Hoc: key receives less supi'On than the rest of the sports program in general. They push fora tbe more visutl sports like fOJIIIIIall and basketball," . complained Wri&hl. "We still have_ the same budget or seven years ago." The Bulls open their home seasol) tonight aaainst the RocheSler In stitute of TechnoloaY l ~rs 'I! Tonawanda lcetime. The game begins at 7:30 with UB trying to avenge an opening 9-IIOIS to Division I Colgate. t IPOJ ____ ran~ , " lame"nl-'<1 Wright. MOre importantly thbugb is the "-ck of encourasement from ~e �; " e :l A«t15t:EII now fOil m SHABBATON l !.!. with gc.oeet epeokeol i DR. I. Block PMoCM-.c:Nt o~ ~ Of. UnkJ. o,:;: We•tellf) Or7tmrio at: tbe Aml)eRet Cbobac) HocAee 1.501 No. F - 111>-jc.oK , . _ me Olcott· c-~.,.,p. wtr"-<>nOocm FRi6ay, Noo. !Uat: C5 pro -WANTED SatclROay, N ou. 22 110 om r...-""' ... _,..,.. ChCCI< .. CLASS RINGS ANY COLLEGE - ANY HIGH SCHOOL - ANY RING 10K · 14K Tough Tolchok advances to finals Tony PaJombaro dirtc~ed the miahty Tolehok team to &Jpecucular IB-1• teml-nn•l victory o¥cr the auona Beaver Pa1rol Sunday 11 Governor's Flrld. ll«au>e of 1he. udtin.a conquest ToJct,olc moves on to play th.ber Tokhok Rusaers or Nimrod• for the lnlrl\mural Football champlomhlp. The two evenly matched clubs had nothln» but resptc1 for ead1 other hcadln& Into Sunday's contest. The Tolchok defense shuo down the Deaver offt115< during the entire lirJI half. ''We had 10 comaln Mike (Abatemarco, I he Bea\'er quarterback) hom runnlna.·• uid ~hok quatterback PJJombaro, '"force him 10 t.h1CS'l"'O our defensive backs." The sound defense picked orr 0<1< pass while holdin& AbaotTnorco to II completion> on l9 tries. Tolehok 's play<aller heodmanned hls team tht length of the lirld on the aame's openina dri•·r . With th< rroriV<Ts covered. Palombaro rampoaed alona the soddinrs for the c.uly 6-0 advantaa<. Tolchok then made It I HI on thrir ntJQ po>..uion with Palombaro tlickinB for lht Orsl of IWO tourhdO,.ll paues. Marty No..•k bt•t llcaV<T defrndns rnslde ....ttina the ea>y lob. S..V<T P11rol oreded a quts~ionabte ealllo put than bart oo ~n<t. Abalem~. scampcrina throuall •ould bt tl&l<l'l, wu taued by a Tolchok player already 00 the around. The defender is ·~pposed to be on his (m 10 make th< II&. but the r<ftr«S ruled the man ....., pu$brd clown, halt ina the pla,r. llcaV<T's lired up defense cameroorlns out. LintTn<ln D•n Coins pinned the QUI!Ierbatk In tltr rod tone for a llf<ty. A fin recrivina the fret kick, JO.baternuco sustained a "'•U-oredtd =rina drive. Thclleavri' aenc..-1 capped the march orr by Oollina lht ball 10 lltrry Kin• • <luting lh< Tolchok maraln to a sUm 12·8. Ilea- ' s def<tlse did Its job once aaaln refuslna Tolchok to advance toward tht Patrol 1011. Punlna the pipkin bark intO the hands of AbatcmllfCO, Ill~ head Buvtr sptarheoded what looked to bt tht vktory, marrh. Wutina •no tlmt, the Ocld marsholl led hi> trOOPS 10 the ctlrrished promi•ed land . Abatemarco lired the bomb Into Ben Pl11arl'> arms. who displayed some fancy footwork down th< tidrlinrs, shoving his team in frou: 14· 12 . Beav~r Pa1rol, 1e0rina the: quick touchdown, allowed Palombaro arid company ovtr two minutes to r<turn the favor. Tolchok utillxed short pinpointed passes, rescmbllna tht areal two-rnlnuoe quarterback Kenny Stabler, moot effectivrl,y. On fourth down, Palombaro exited the pocket and spoued Harold Kobakofin lh<rnd zoneJivina Tolchok the lead 18· 14. Kobakor .aid, "the Beaw:r:s ~ a veat team ... thisls a IJUI aamr ...Wt played with fantastic le&mwort ." However, all was lost for the Beavm. AbattTnarco, with 1:10 remainina on tht clock, doord in on the jo•alteod toachclown. The Bcavn Quarurback lltrmpud lh< 'HaD Muy' pass to an,.,.,.. The ball fell to lht lfOIIlld milin& BeaV<T Paool'• dr...,. or vietor:y. These two uams blltlrd untilthcb;un end in aomt 1 388X-Avenu• l tAt....,._.., II I I t WO I tu.l!f-.~'80 f -835-')339- I ' 'aJW.. wlall mt. .,_pou I -JefJrtJ' R. L----------' J2~00 ~CASH••- Thllrs/Ofl The way lla>er Patrol BOt to play Tolcbok was throus h a QU<lrtnlinal victory on Saturday. A solid performance by what u5Cd to be lnlllUDural football's top ranked tum mdeH u·p in an easy win over To•ic Wastcsl3-4, in a sea or mud ou.Govunor's lield. Abllemareo's runnlna and pusina proved too much For the Wastes' defense. The venatil< Qtwterba<k ru. ' 'I'd rather heve e bottle in front of me, then • frontal lobotomy"' TONIGHT for t...,-o .scores and threw for three: more . .. We wanted to block them Into tbt middle where the footin& ..... bad." tll:plalned the play "The f>rld played to ..n.,.. our adva.ntac.c. •• On the Beaver's lim play from srrimmaae Abat<I'MICO sprinted clo"·n the side!Jnes UIIIOU<hed (or the pmt's initial sn)re. To>k Wastes, rrboundiOJ a touah prdiminoty • nw<h ..\th Hdter Skdoa, ooukln'o esubfish any kind or alta<k aaaiiUI • po..a(ul Deaver defmsr. Muller dellected WIJir quanerb>ck Ed Collin'• pan into lhe handJ or teammate John Solcmon. Abatemarco was.ted no time tumina the inttfC't'J)(ion into .U. points. On third down h< ~ Formanek wandtrina do~-n6eld for she seore. The lkavas churned OUI J3 POints before Waue knew what had been ana win& 11 tbrm. Arttr Wastt failed to produce, Abacrman:o did it apin. Complerlna 8 o f 13 posses throuahout the aame. the verutlle Ilana! caller had the S..vers cbrwlns up more yardaac. Hiuina his favorite receivec. Richie Sherman with a nan:-out pass for a touchdown. thc S..v_ors bui.l t a commandins ~lead. On lhr rnJuins kickoff, Waste drove do.,.,nlield for their only scor~. Collins, who completed right or 15 puses on the day, tosord a short volley 10 Lrr Slaoky, cuulna the Braver maflln to 20-6 UAh• nrso half came 10 • clo". "They're a tough, weU-disciptined croup, " n:ported Sla1ky. ThtOUJ~ou t the aame, Beaver drfcmivo backs shut down the WaSit:S' oouide <1trial lltack. Shuttln& orr tho lants to wide r<ctivero, the defc:ndas forc-ed play lnlo the middle or the field. lfllerttptlna four ColOn•' p&sse$-throe by Solomon-Wastt:S wert 11e>er able to let on track. Before 111< pm< wu o ver, Aba1<1'!111tt0 hit Form.,..k with a .shan pan over the middle. Th• llect· foot ed rroriV<T streaked across the turf btforr brina &boved out of bounds. On lh< ..,. pl• y however, Abllemaroo added ·.m to • the "'I>Wid. F"mcllna Sbcrman· an»na ia tbr end zone one mDR time, tilt Beaver'• liai>hed the seorifta. -J<ffrqR. Thunron rroca Sc..., TRIP:Art Gallery of Ontario to otew the TURNER EXHIBITION Saturday, Dee. 6th LEA\/£: SqtiDe Halt <11 9 om LEA\IE ART GALLERY: 6 pm IO 181( . 24K - l frc:ctln& weather. I Specfol Scftlfnp r- I I I I ...,._. C.t e.JUow ~ I 00 I o.J;T $8 I I . . _ c-plec. I J 2500 or the most <l<c:ilins Intramural football of the r.euon. "There were all the inaredirnu h.,.e today-speed, nnrne." refl<Cted Abaoemarco.' "II was a chlllins &•m•: they deoerved to .win." For the fans who whnrmd this dual, there wu enQuBh ac:ti.on on the field to keep theic minds.off lhr r.---------, ,________. ____________" "\ I Head First I 1Hair S~Zistsl GOLD to mum Ticket pric>. ~ $9.~ non-members $8.50 members AVAll.ABl.E AT 508 ~HAll atm. CPG 2 &19 Malo Sr.· 838-9488 - u.a • " - Bud Splits 3/$1. 00 ALL BAR DRINKS . 75c . 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Ws bMn ,.. ., Tlltboya. IEDROOMS AVAILAI LI In ) MdrOOm apwtment. l!~tOtf'll ptlce. Glut to c,.m:pvs,. CAll Dl-4Ul. lll)tld_, IIIWW .... l LATKO o.y Perty - '· > FOliNO: ~-- •romua. 800M, - - -IIY """"'"""'IA1-. ~.,.._ De!(:~ lltOOM ~'!IIt WANT c;ooo llM.PIRt i NC&, 1000 nourt. Qt)IOd tom~wl Wor" SNdY "UOMII Mto un type Wlnttd·. Vtt.lt fi'NI « Elena In w ~~,.. H ill or ull Q1•ll1t. ~ ffomate F LOOIIt ttAilTU;S "'T P.,J. IotJotr,.sl II 't04If' floOr WOU141llte, 1'0 new • perty •t P .J , eottotn.tc.at RottV at l!l~ MD. P .J. Bottoms. )VO ~tn s•r!Mt, """'' ...... IE PART OF History end Otl vovr fttJI:t t.tmtl...-. WOIM$C f« ,.. a, ........,. F« or JM. PUCK OFFJ Hockf'f lUIOn It ~·v end The Spectrum ti 1001e1no for Hoc~¥ Wrltws.. EltOe't'l nce ~f netft...ry. Ftino btnefltl. Hockt'f fan• conlac:l TGr~l. or And'r at 1Jiol67A or uo,a i!IWS.,Uitt . 600M i THANKSGIVING DAIQUIRIS and Pin• night •' P .J. &ottoms. l270Meln StrHt. right ecf'Oiot from U8. .. tl.lO. f'OIIt UNT TWO ,BEDROOM APT. Vtfy Clost to MSC nter Belley .nd Mllltnport. Semi• fuml.ntd. Avell,ebfe OK. 1, 1221 plul. C.liGS•1.... w.u•: LA.Ot!.l FltYI!$ IIH 7th, lllrf'f CAMPUS HOIISIN(, A ~AIItTMJINT 631·8884 rw U.OO. CW«'Mctl to 00 kt OICWtn Arrl«l<t tn1trn1Uont l wo,.ld Hunter .,.,.,.,.., Mt1hodlsr Ct mpuos .WM"'Y J ' ' " -~ 111'10 1)rOO(em ~ f J; JO ~ 410 Ml~l Ave. Pt'Oirttn! .,COCifnt wtlf\ Grltl Mid De9AMkN't*' Ill W14CotMoC,MI ln·mt tor tHir'Yellons. 't e.w me...., 36 H opk ins Road. Williamsville, NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive .SPA INGUEEN tlc.k-'' front ttciM•fl, .,1•4U7 :.:~~~.: 1:.:::::: f lYPINf,~ TYPI N G . DIU41t"'ellon l. f~t'tum COitdlt .,. ontv $1-CJO ewrv TIMidly THURSDAY Rock Night tnd ROC::I'Itlttf'.,... him rwtce on wmt WHit. CaiiiJI •lil$1. ua CONteSTANTS WA.N'f£0 for t...MI" MUd WrHIUf\0 lhOW. CoupleS Or' slnttra. C:.ll tl)-9..5. ro be r•ffl.ct CHEMISTRY 101 Tutor Wtntwd, ,.IM II' '"""'""' ; •M correalno Settctrk- G....._,o.--,......_. CI IIDI'ta. ""'* s.wa- GET YOUR NM\IIN I'RINT ""'llolp u t•brlte fl'l• JOft't AnA"!«"rt of TIW ~rum. StiJCNntt 11.00, ltKvtty tnd Sltff and othtn 12.50. ~ f cell Mlwy, w~•u . Thea..tAc - -~ ~. .-dltino. Ac:CWKVY ••perlence , :"' 11Jl(!H 1'.1 ~ S604-ISITlll'- OftWor v••rt r ,.....,.,.,." Eledrtc . . , , _ , ., ,ooo. ,,.,,ey .,aMtkt ~ U SUclerkw qu.. I1V •• Mlorotble ,...... , ~ Salea A: Service t\lllt,,.,. t1re-. one rt.etff Mtttn<ltY "*"- lil'ntl br •ve)IIOifty. P1\IS tuar~nlud TAGGMUSIC F,OIItO t.TD UW fflltiii. IIO .x.c..t~' eon.c~m~ "'',.... 11.1110 "' ""' ottw. ~ f ....... l~ieo!- 01<. 0 _,dproc...:lftg ~ Don't,.,... .,. 2 .,clnMy '""""'.., ,.., My ,.,.,.. 3 ...._ $etK1 $ound. $rucMo.-17)..t1l7. .... t..aS.SOHS. C-141 AfteNftOtU Htw IIJ .,.,- ~ ~=~ F:re~ ~:,~-;: WMnnOey Of w4J'III, J ...a.., . . . ,tlte . , -llmtttd. - .... d e....-. w~t~lnt SPI!.CfAL DISCOUNTS: Ul lf\lldenb I. ,. taa.llr. ~~"'t:7M,_..,. $t2,00, aedc:t, .. e, 1 U E.ntltWOCI I •I MOSTLY·----------' OLDIES E-v Thursday Night with Mr. Mike your P.J.D.J. Splc'fll.tll" SO~Strohs Draft&7.5~Mixed Drinks from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. !a~!!!!!·~ ---.-.- ..... 1\ riCIIt-1-~ -~ �" .... .,.., , , . , If• 10-4 P""· "' 10 c:...--. FOJ .., ,.._,.... U <s 1tw c:cll<go of lht •'-1 and - . . , . _ otfl.Jwlr .. 1171-21>11 .. t.,... .. 896-1000 .,......m•njlotU. W• __.ploys. l<au,.... pootlH. to Ips ttnd ot.he.f thingt, many way ,-~ted 10 d\e 81\t.. You don'I ~. neuJ 10 lwe "'the Cobtge_ 10 enfo;tl\. f1nd oul • h•t•t'r.e oil oiJoul by Slopping';, 456 Por1cr. Eltkoll. 636-2137. •• ,_,.. TH" ,_,.,...._... gn . , _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~"'~r....,....,..,.e~v,.,._-. t......, _ _ _ ... incctinp ~ W«fe'-. RuuYn Club rec:rulllf'\9 m«\lng Wednudby ot 2.:30 p.ni. '" 107 Clt_·m~n.s. _ , _ . . . , . , . . . _ . , . . n ldi6Aor!d - willlrylo ....,_ flfl<lllt ~· 10 ._.... 1M OQl. Lockwood. ,.._ ur• ....- • ~~- "'"'"- ~ ~... lilo<l(... LIAT • .,..,.,., """"'""' IOIW!p l'oliclc:ol - OUb ,_,. todoy •• ):JO p,m, "' 631 Baldy. .._,...in -k ia!Ung rho """''""""' """'""f .. 10 a.m. In 5 "bbolt MM•. ~H lot' ~ .._, Nn.,lr:.on low .lfiHiol'rhA..,, " ctOt'• Wotllsbop ,_... W<d..-y II S p.m. In 102 Kanlm.n Sludenta apptying to 11\~d .. Dent .. Pod., Opt., or Vt.~ School lOt f4U 1982 &dmlu'ctl ~utd come to an impo1Can1 tr1et•Ung with M~ C11puana fh\Jitd1o_y ol 7~ p.m. In thot Squi•~ Conft!tC:nc:e Tht41~r . Application proaduu~s. 1111141- (11/U't ,....... S..ndoy from 1.4 p.m. In lh< ~IIIINJif ICHHt, kl;tt,, T~l• Ia C...C• ..,nual Childtcn't ~MIH~#I. W• .,_,. *'ldt Mtrd •o.Ur•~ C.tl Pf!'t~ 01 Uw M 8Jr·J~21 by~·~ ~... llf- se.IHng up a Cile, preprofc)1onal AccounUne Club mft'Lmg oboo1 ~t C•rto nlghl tomofrow ott 12.10 p.m.. in the A«'OIII'"W\g Club off~. 0t IM .-,.,.,,,, ~.,.,. U'IC w.tu.f) Find ool by get ling lmo!•rd •• C...C'• MOA o.r- 1'1tr01hon. C.ll kancy a1 Ul 3~21 260$qulrt.. lv1 LUI Ctu• ~ A,... K.tppt Alpho Sofo<lty r.r>t CuHtlflCI q111 oll•lt frldoy or IMr Stoc• Cdll•g• "•sembly Polls~\ Student League. mew ~' lda y a1 l p Squlr~ 10 diiC'uss the ann~r Willa dinner. C.ff~bun Student Assn.. me:.ts Fr~y ol 6.JO p .m. In 11•11 11om 10 p.rn~ 4 o,m, Alpho Lomllrlo Dtl .. mcmbtr• con pi<lk up wtiflcotts ond jrt"olry In I IOMollon all l~ltwHk loom 11®·5 p.m. lifo WllfhllOpo - • ' - •· If you ... • do,..., Qt ldfo"-•, ••uotoQIM, "'tlho6oa._.. hMne m.k~t. uke UB L"'S SocH:.ty lobby meellng Monday 232 Squire. movies, arts & lec..otuf'C8 · Dtllllljnll P1 plodU" Pt lly Sunday al 8 30 p.m. •• tho .. Living In Europe. O...ring WW If: A Chtld 'i Ametk.tn ll"'lffn•tlon.l WorJd Hunu~r Ofganlt•Uon- "'"'" two Europet~n during the Nazl lnvaslont of Evtope r~uOidoy ol 12:30 p.m. In 103 Dltf<!ndorf. "Tho Polloh Pllooni•-A Thousand Yuro of Polish Culho~.-e:'" Wednad4y et 7.:30 p.m. •n 1M lnlernel'orwl ln.athutt, 864 Odi'*M~ . 4J8Citment. rent donut•. ''124 £.. tO?lh St.." by Wllli4m OrUt: will bf' ptemier~ by the UB perro.qloo en.e!"bl~t Sund•t ot 8 p .m. to the Ct n you holp lovltl Jtwt to rll<h fraodom7 To find ou1 6a~r d "en·n5o, ----._ Amhtnl Chi N4 lhtbbtton thl• weekend. R!!gls1er • t 11\o'-!ulltCtnltr~ownge. Owtll opukerloDr.I. Blockol 1------------------.J 1~1 UniYerolly of WtMorn Onlorlo. "Ito. Ch4nnul<oh - rlt lt . gll\o, tit, t it t ¥t 114b1e e111\o Cht b<ld Table I 1h1 kui" c•• ,., Lounoe. lonlort-Rttfl!tttnltlllltt from lht following >Choob will Itt on <tm!>"L Ct ll Mro, Mtck II 831·3515 or <omt 10 l Htytt C 10 111 wp on tppolnlmtnl: Btruch Colltgt Ort Oullt a.hool of Buolntu Admlnl•lretlon 1oday: Columblo Untwrtity School of lnltrnatlonal "ffal" IOmOrtOWl ""pptrdlnt UniYtfllly ~hoot of Low Friday. l"fl-lllt '""',., ••• lopllomoro MY1Hmenl for liNing I til...,,... will bt hold In 219 fro~u k: Nov. U t1 10 ' '"'' and I p.m.; O.C. I a1 9 a.m.: DK. 2 ot II L m ,lft4il l p.m.t Dtc. )II IO t .m. t nd2p.m.; DK.4 ot iO 1,1'1'. tn4ll) p.m.; O.C. 5 M II o.m. .!Mil """"" IMOIIrltt-Scllool of 1'\tnog.......,.. "" 11\lormotlonol matting obOut 11\o jolnl BSIMB" Progtom will lit htld In lht llrout Dtnltl, 140 Crooby, W•dntoday II l p,m, 0\htr joint progromo will bt dlocuUtd from 3-4 p,m, Otu..r. , _ Molton "'' 11011- horna I...Uqg M~tf\ 01 110\lblod ll'lot -.1 lrltnda. You con 1\olp by (OIIIrtt lha lltoA.rr - P!otllm ol 178-037 """' 10-6 "·"" _.-.y.. - o,_ ......... .;........,."'_....... ~...._ blind • - " ' t hM ...,.., CoMotl ~- II CAC:. 1)1-lSal . __.,.... ,.. ........... ._._ ••H Mu fln.J"tctn re.td and panac~CN~t~ tn • MmtniJ on Conctmpotlf)' Ame~•af'l Poe1J)' IOtnOtto.., al 5 p m In Comt on owl 10 1~1 lobb ~, Ct ptn lobby lhtl Is, lor • (Of?U"\IIft ftfuhftw lllh,ulng hte bevet•g~• and IS ull :!... ue-....-~o-.~~~e~~tt~~~ s..- Lilli IIIMIMl l tttl olltra flff 1egt1 ~ tn41ilnlo'"'141on 10 oil UIIMudtnlL 0o ,_ hr;e 1 hMrl•t In llltJ I UW coullt or tilt Pruide nt's C:....iotltll) hot ............. 10 ..... def• - n ~ tt\l<ltOIL ,., .,.,. ....mlllon llop In ot QLS open llol "'"'' l'o~y, 'lll..,...y ond l'rldoy, unlll 6 p,m, ~ tM l p,m , WMnotclty In :1<10 SquiN. ,....., In 1n r.tllt91t. l'ooM~yo ,,_ 1-' p.m. C l-2273. au "'""c. Tile ...., ..... ~ a..w 11 "*' ue "' u. .t...-r.w oow-"" ~ Unlwaity .......... ~ ...... call 0 . . 411 ~t. ........................W.-....... ~ -~~~-ltCIOM Call ,....., . . . . . . . . ~ l~ll ..lllott . . lt\MCV. ~ lolf111 - -·...... 0... ~!O . .YG'IIMmtocqa~Ntlme, e l l . - - - collo9< ~ .... -...-~. loll·----- "' ............. ....... 1011' ..... _ . . .. ~ . . .,..,_drop- .,..._~. ()pool_, Mllllloll'ol'ft,.~,_II • I P.,rll. ~ frc.,. ' " " !Ioiii. """"'-' , _ lo.l , ..... - W..lll»....., ,dcloy '"'"' Rec:hol Hall, ·~orcau" tomorrow thtough Sund4y •• 8 p.m . In the Kotha(lne Comt:ll The:atrr. Tickl!'u on sale In the Squlte Tkkc:a Omu. FOf more: tnfOff"n~ti iOft nil 6J6.52l .. or 636-2038 "'Copfne with Grid Mel Oeptuslon"' dl<nnet and program Sundoy ol ~:30 p.m. at 410 Mino.oto .............. fO< ,...,,."''""'· .... &l2-2263. Poet RoiH:n Dunam will speak on !.he ot&glent Bleck Mout•ln College or '1. Carolina todey •t l p.m. In the Je~ Kt:eler Room. Ellicou. "ConwerutJon• 11'1 &.he Arts" Esthe-r Horr1oU Interviews Dorlt Kt.tmt tonight a1 5-.JO p.m. in lntern•Uonel C1ble., chonnoiiO "lvc Then My Rulu ID< Q<nder Aultnrnenl In G.rmon" glby Klaus Kopcl.t Fr16oy 01 3 p.m. In lht llngllls"al.ounge. Speo.olding. EJIIcou, ''Chtk111 Women Today" given by Mo f'WI• Hidalgo Frld•y It ?:JO P·'"' at 108 WlnJPUr A"t· Chlldcare pro•lded. ""Tomm)'' F1idey 111 170 MFI\C, £111cott. end S.u.m:lly in 146 Dlr!l•ndorl II 7, 9 ond midnight. Swnday 1f1 lho Squ1re Conrertnce ~er at 5. 1, • nd g p .m . ..Qncktcu"e.nt• et 1 p.m. •........,. C...~._," • 9:10 p.m.lonlghc In lht Sqvl~ Coni·~- Thoel<t. "TM Loll-.. w.,.,..,~ 1omorrow 11 4:30, 7, onr1 9-.JO p.m. In the: Woklman ll•,u te.r, t'totton.. , sports~tion Todoy: Hockey oa. Rrr. T.,.wandl I<• Tl,..., 7:30p.m. T -: Womto's Swimming ond DMng • O....lpll .......................... ____... ................................. . --· . ~_.._ ............ c:.m,... ............. ...wr ""-r.. Pua.pe.ct:i~" •n oro I hlltorlcol191)roach to the reolllfe uperiences of J owlt h lludtnl Union llopl llnm<ll lodoy 01 """" 1rr ,~. ..~- £/1\Ti .....,.,. .........les ln...... 14\ 1101\11\loertt~t. PltiM ..IIU.II ~ ~~ 1::-rp.m. lrt 80/81 whh Pal l'lethenylltld·o~~~ua lonlghl ofllho ond tOp m. tn lhe Gr•n;ad• "fh.t•~r. T~ • Ct mpuo l'llnltlly Aun. 11 tponaotlng • lhhd world m••l•l Ur tl world prlc" tomouow at l h3(M:30 p.m. 111 H't "lllfnOft Room, S4ulre. All ptoc~edsto go to Odorm "f11c:ts without theory le trlvle. Theory without reeta Ia bulleh lt." -Otrll Olrtau 0/nabtro t" '" 342 bt kll Of • nY1hkiG In bwt• un. r onw.nd out • bout >llumtoiiOIQ 10 IHd o LUo Wotkoi>Ojf. S10p by 110 Mouon fOt '""''• lniOf'tmUon. I nck•r Noarn, "JIJ()fC ()••I tl)l\ (1•1)' ' ' I ~arn a. lnltU\Ittrwlng ikllll, r«ommedeu loo le.IIIUI end mort. wilt be dl.:usted. Un~. -coda)'. -- 0 . . Coooinuy Sill a.. 1ft ~2 Squlr•. -'1 Frfdoy ot 4 p.m. roo0n In ~ -Sqooiro. Think Sltl bdne T...; mma Fridoy ot 7 p.m. In 101 - · Anyone lnlot... ed In ~ng c.-- coUIIIry, alalorn 0< glonl .,_ld ouo:nd. For more lnlor.mallon coU 1)1.;)263 Ol&l?-18117 • .._1om � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/845546196e016cc36da3d8c6c59528e9.pdf 7f3addcc0c49630351b559e2e647b6bd PDF Text Text SUNY puts clamp on UB purch-~L..~ eacsbJ Eltaa Ed/tor-i,..Ch/q The Stale lh>ivcnlty of Ncw York (SUNY) .tapped UB's hand> Friday for the r=dy pub!lcUcd Curoitw't !h<ftJ ~ thrcatcnina to w11hhold cquipmcm if tDV<IIlones h<f< arc not updated and impnl"td by April I. In a mcssa,e from SUNY Cltanedlor Olflon ll. Wharton, UB admlniJtrators leamod t1w Sutt< funds to this Unlvenity for new and rq>loetment tqulpmcat wUJ be bloC.I:ed if inventOil' con11ols arc not tiahtcacd up. Wharton <Xplained that SUNY will limply not submit any purcbuc orclcn from UB. The <ntbor)o wu thrcalencd duriaa an Albany budact ltcariaa and spurrod by questioninJ from Division of Bud1ct (008) Clti<f Howard MR~. SUNY's budaet rcqucot for 1981·82tallicoSl billion S4 million or which wu req...,..ed by VB for tqulpm;_,t. SUNY Cltanedlor Harry Spindler said UB'• toc.l tqutpmcat purchue would oot be witbhdd, pointiDJ Jpcdfteally to aU-tioM for paper and otltcr "viw" matcrials. .. What w~ ue talkint about/' he said, ''ll nOi •wrovlng-until the UB Inventory •ltuotlon is olrnfihtencd out - thJnp like •SI million In ..,... equipmcal w FOS!<r Hall. Report ln•entorics, Spidln added, ..,. a probktn ;u all .14 State-opnated campusn In the SUNY JY\ltm, but blamed prirnaiily on ponr ln•mCcxy controls. Spindler sald Friday afl<tllOOn lllat currently tbtfc arc no opcdfte conttob in <ffcct. "But," he added, "we tDlldc it dear tbtfe is Oot soma to be any tw~ior <qui.,._ ..:qulred (01 UB) untO we 1<1 this ~otted out." At a Nov=bct 4 prcu coaferenc< UB PraMl<lll Raben L. Kcu., uid sanctions will be u~ against pcnons involved in tht foss of campus propeny. He added that althouah an inventcxy ,...., «>mplctod io 1976, it war diffiCUlt to koq> it current because of the loraa ..:ale movina bet,...,. camp..... Cndt4o• a Saturday Kettn strascd the impOrtttncc of the public knowing thai th< Uni•nshy "hu been working for some tim• to updarelts lnvCIIlcxy. •• Cit ina substantial proarea. he said departments were asktd SC"cral months aao to update inventory llstJ. Many bavc complctod tbat, be added, but others arc still working. "F<*Ikly, th< conditions Slalod by the Cltanc<llor," Kt1ccr announced. ••an noc unreasonabk. •nd in vitw of the PfO&rC:S.S we have a.J.rcady made, \loC rett conrtdenl of bcin& abl< IO meet them ... A ruu Fcport to the Univenlty Council. he concluded, will be presented Friday. In tile m<Onllme, both Spindl<t and O>c&F Langford, acn<ral monaacr of the SUNY Co!Uiruction Fund, .aid Friday tho: pW\J are bdna ><1 to mce1 somaimc this Wftk wilh UB ofrteiaJs IO CO««t in\<tnlOr)' wea.knessn.. State audiloOi. In a rcpori rdtased ;n July 1979, oovcrlng July 1975 tO December 1977, noted UB's llOO• invc.nrory con trot and I he lack or r«Qrdt tovcrin.J. th~: movt 10 the Amherst Campus. Tbe wcakna.w::., accordinJ. to ahat repon, tn.adc tqUij)aiCDI control aJid F<CQ\<ry of lost tqlllpm<l>! almost impossible. Spicller, who mamta•n•d the CfDb:ugo is not dorcctly suucsted llutt those at UB-the lar&<>t SUNY faclli1y- a.re most out of h.:md . nlc impetus ror lhc anction, man)' adnlinistrators bell<'<, wu the recent publicity UB reckvod for a ilrina or furniture thefts which occured durina the <huffk bctwoen cami!WC$. A report rel<ucd co Ole Courfr, ·Exp"n docum~nu:d tht Unive.nity 's suspected los.sn, _ In Chat report, releucd to Thr Sf)t<trum by the d. . rtlatt:d co tht (Urnilurc Lhcfu. said ahcre will be a news p:t~r, the UB 0cp-Hrcmcnt of SArccy dc:tails ft.s crackdown on all campuRs. ''The then," he told the Ondlnas In th< thcrt lnvcstlaation and n:unt$ a numbcr Courltr-E.xpress "'ll an lssllr, but we're Lrying of UB •nd administralon. TM r.ca.nd.a.l was SUNY 10 " monday Vol. 31 , No. 36/SUNY at Bullalo/17 November 1980 ClrtstributH hM to 1M \MI~tf eommwnftt/llmu ont copy pet f*SOI't Squire Hall workLhreotens some student activity space by Scib Coockblld NtM Edllur in Squire Hall. "These's no pa.C< for lhCJniO so," Chinic:ti charatd. urginJ dubJ io btgin taking notice or the siruatjon in whidt they A recent Oap over ofrict. space (Of Unlv.r$hy arehitccu ha. brought to llsh• the pooblnns ~>sociated ""h r.ncllna spa«" for uudm1 aroups currauly 1n tbt Main Slr«l's Squtre Hall when the campus b transformed to the H<>lth Sciences Cntlcr. 'I hoi Issue wu revealed, Sub Board 1 SQ\urt/Ainher.st- Otvlsion Director Frank Chlnlccl explained, Wlten he received oedns from Vi« Prcsidcnt for' Flcilitic:s Plannina John Nt'al ovrr the sum.mn- to aUocatt room Ap;ltt 1n SQuirt for arctu•ccu ._orkin& on the buildtna•s rtdoiJn, The U UdfPI union IS ShUrd ror COO"«Sion into UB'• Dcntol S<hool tLSplrt ofcheovorall ~bin Street Campus rchobilit:uion plan. Cltln•cci .said tilat at firR he was afraid to chaliftl&< to~c:al's riaht 10 take the room. "Back thea I 1houJh1 that when Forilitin Ptannina spcab, I wuto oct," he noted. But lS IIRIC passed, Cltinltti "'loted, he quC>tioned Neal's outhqrlly lo the area and decided to r~UCSI some Jtudcnt activity space oo Amhmo In return. could r.nd thCfD..,IV<s shortly. He: poin1td to UnJversily plans for ~ .saudau union on Amherst 1ha1 ;s four ynn: away from compi«ion. and Neal said th< Studen1 Assocta&fon'J (SA) proposed buildlna plan- to be butlt with privaie fundl-WIA abo not golng to be completed ror a minimum or four ye-ars. Tbc Vic< PF<•idwt defended his aaiorts (>lking ror Rud<nt aCllvity spa«) on the arounds or the natlll'< or the Matn SuCCI P<Ojcct. "The development Of that Campus is vny imponant 10 lhc in:sliunioo so h comes ahead or cvcrythiog else. We have two major a«:redhatioos hanaina over ourhtad," he added, referring 10 the rec<nt ouWclc review• of the Dental and Medi<al Scboo4. Sli..U. Orlnicd ....,ted that the admini&trolioo has oo place to put the oraaniwloiU and called ror ocaotiations to settle the qucstioo. SA President Tun Sbccbao explaiocd that be would be di&cussin& the m.tttu wi1b Unl-.i(y PraiclaJt Raben L IC<tt<r bU1 AIIJtat -l<rS notod tbot be wanted to piacnt an ohcmatc "We FMI aJid Ncal lot Upstf with II)C plan SO he CO\IId be prepared if tbc lOp about non-a>mpliancc, aplaminJ that he collldn 'tact me any Amherst sPa«." the Sub administrator d<maods one. Sheehan also Board Director continued. After JODI< added that he is planning to set up a I!Udent 110ion commhtee. "l"U begin 10 ra: .some f\lnhcr rfucumons and a S<:arth for people toactltcr from .0 far:etJ or the alltm&tfva lO takln' iiUdent activiry spo<e iA Sqllin: tbe two WCK able 10 fond some for tbe Uai...Uy and bqin a di.aloJue., " the p1annen iD a ~ room irl Sqllin: HaD l'r<:sidart noted. tbat beloo,ed to the orrn or Student The SUb lloatd Dircctl>' also insisted tbat it w.:JWd be two yean 11ntll the studc!ots wm: Affairs. Cblok:d. however, lllld tbat aJthOUih no moved out, althouab Neal maintained he was was oewpicd thb tim<'. he bdi<Ves tbo _ uruure of the Uacl dates of the rilana<J. e;plcock u:poses a "serious problem'" Contcstina Cltlllk:ci, be also auarantcod roomo for Ill po""" 1\'hich cunCDIIJI have ~ th< Mure loclaioo for Jtlldtonl space. aaMll<$ and orpniul~rratdy housed ..we - • htKt • IOOftt /of """'W'OM- ''1 WOC'fl know abou1 wrht"A ~ wib h-a~w-~ to act them out," ibe Vttt Ptesi<l<nt claimed. "h won•t be until early Sl)rina before we can rml .space for the intenm,·· Neal ~"n.kd . He uid t.M.1 sam~ mjaht ha~ 10 move to a f01..--ation otr campuJ" or tO RhiJ( le:a and that know ... the: size of currc:ru (acilittc.s would I\Ot occ.,..,ily match the orv<ly allocated Spa«". ' 'Tbc only problem ,..lth Ride< La i> that thc:n i:s not a hc:Uor a kM of IJ*'C o...t tho~. ~· Neal expWncd, "and 11 doesn't mateo lot or ~ 10 move s:cudcnl orpni.c:adoru orr t ompw." H< also promised tb&r tho Unlvmily would root the bill for ony orr t arnpw rents the dub< atlght incur. Neal o1so said tbat on• additional probkm with dosiaa Sqwrc Hall os the ISOO carctma sau "1ucb •ould be losl. ..We have to do somcthinc with tb•t," he added. 5om<tiUna $hook! be don• now bccaU>< Ill Neal'$ own WOfds. 'you L-ould find younclv"' out in tbc succts and we could have no place to ao," Cltinicci coutlon<d, 5tressina oalve student involvcrnc:nt 10 bead orf 0 fUIU~ ensis. Neal continued that berore Wt' can know c-UC'I dace~. th~ archiltcU woukt tuaw 10 &i"ne him ,_. dct2ils and ll<c><k rn how nwty phiUCO the indMduaJ P<OJCCIS "ould be collltructod. H< pointed 10 the Mcdical Centtf ~an eu.mple o( I ..massive" proj«.t in n<cd or being done piecemeal. Reotf "Whco fcast'blr the dubs •ill all be mow<! atone<," Neal said, "but II tbis poiotW<Siill 11&•-c lou of quc:stlons tlaat have to be answ<Tcd." He oddod. "W< find a room for cvcryooo thoUJb." Neal dcniod tbit ua is no• loolin& for altcmatl\<cs wbea Squire Hall is ~ u a OJotal facility. •·we uve told the Divisioft of tbe Buclpt in Albanr tba ""wiD ltnl: to ·,.,n Imide: Everylhinc you always wontd to know about Gen Ed. . . Pp. 6-8 I Continentol observatms Pp. 9·1 2 I Bulls ancfe Saxons - P./ 3 �, f HaPPening downtown Statler, City tra~e contracts barbs by Sctvt Sl111moas a~,y shelved. aad the <urm>t IIOO.room occupancy of the Statler rcmaioed. £/Juor ''My orrrr turned out to be a mistak~" rt\'Uk'd Griffin, ''because of, the lhinp hf;.(Hassett) promised to do and ..,.., came throuan on." But~ ac:cordi:oc to Zua&cr. ''at the time there was quite 0 bit Of efforl (tO JO ahead with the plans)," Problcmt arooe in obtaining initial fundioa for th< p<oposed pro,i«u, he tlql!ained, as Hassett fa>·~ • purely priVllte business deal. "We ,......,•t offered loans and we didn't seek them.'' maintaint<l Zuuer. who POiorcd ro the- rccenr "sizabJe'' loans &iven to the new Waterfront HUton ..,d the planned Hyau Hotel as testimony to the impc>n.aoce or public assistance. "We ju11 couldn't put an)1hing atth< bollom fino." ZtiC&er cooduded. ! A r<eent ruh or <OntrOVU>y hu erupted ronarnlna Buffalo's landmark Hotel Statln, as both the City's z l')hyor &Del the Fin Prevention Chief have ...:cused the !:: hold's manqement with failure to kttl' promlled ~ :; terms. ~ ''An)1hina would be better than It b oow." ~ commented Buffalo Mayor Jimmy Orimn followin1 I nvelation two weeks qo that 1 lfOUP or lnv<stors _ frocn the oil·ridl Persian Culr nation Kuwait had contraCitd to purchue 1h~ .Dtlawert. A't'fl~Ut eslablishmrnt. An qreement in prineiple has been arranged, with a 2-3 .month contlnlm<Y on various lqal detaas. The Mayor charaed that under the direction or present owner William D. Hassett Jr .. the hotel ren~aed on its promist: to improve and upand the tKi:SlinJ 18--s:tory struclurc. Purchased from the Hilton Hotels Corporation in April 19'13 for an estimot<d S4 miilion, the 51·y•ar old hot <I had b.come a financial failure. Hassett souant to increase busineu by unVeiled plan:~ ror a 4()0.room addition, but soon the proposal wu scrapped. "AI the. time the deal wa) btina pur toaethcr, it just did not make sense business-wise," contended Staller minority owner an.d General Manager Robcn Zyucr. ~ Shelved proje<t Griffin souaht to aid the Statler's drive towards expansion by providina Hassett and his usoclates with Proper.y laJC inetntlves. ..When I nr.sc came into offit<," the Mayor explained, "I offered th< Sittler a rrduccion in· asseumen1.'' Monrhs later in ur1y 1917, Hasseu- prcscntlr the Stare'.s Commerce Commissionn-ou·tlintd a proj«' which inc:luded the construction or 11 new ,.16·room horcl in rhe dowruo"'" busJnm disarje1. This too ~~~o·as El<etrl<al coacm:tor Buffalo Fire Pr<vention Bureau Chief Joseph Hynes renewed the Statkr conrrover:tY last Friday with threats or revoking the Hotcl"s certificate of occupancy for failure to comply with fire. codes for high-rise buildinJ.I. E$tablished in t9n, the codes c:all for an uparade in fire alarm and smoke detector net~orks. Hynes asked Buffalo Commissioner of lnsptetions and . Licenses Matthew Baudo 10 recom~e-nd theannulment ~f Statler's certjncate at the next meeting or th< Buffalo Board of Appoals. Hour1 later on the Hotel 's elecuicaJ comractor appeared in Inspections and Licenses Ortice: and obtained a permh co complete th~ flft ~pt'C'vention syste-m improvemenu. Hynes' actions were ~spawned by anger at the ...nor'• management for not rutmlin& a Mo.rch , (979 barpin with Fire Prevention Bureau officials. AI 1hil time. Nia.pga Square Hotel was enacting achangeo\'tr of many rooms from O\'emight kxfgings to office facilities. and a 270-da)' utension was granted. HIGH RISE: TOW+ftnt l bcwt tl'lt lullalo akytlnt lt tht l1ndmar1t Hotet Stttl.,, lhl: gq,Mtathe, of tM Chy'a ,.tort lndu•try. Recent tltt91tionl. how...r, ~ tlkrted It• ~etion• " both tl'lf Ml 10f lnd Fh pre't'Mtlon Chi•l "-" ec:cUMd hotel lh•ftl9"neont ot ~1'10 on pt'Ofi'I1MS. Internships NYPIRG IOdii.J uoOGo<ed It ...., offaiaa to tlodeats thb sprill& faQ tlcD< lqlslati>'t iotmltips In Albany as • ·d J as ron ud P111 titM lol<nlllps Ia coampaltr orpnblaa Ia lkfralo. Niacara Falls, Dunkirk, Syneuso, Albany, .,. Vorl< Oty, and Lone lslud. Scudmts ialtftS!ed Ia tho NYPIRG loltm")!P procr:a• "oold apply •! !'>eal NYPHIC . . . P,.. .•~ or ..~ (716) 141·1~. • ... t..,. MONDAY: - ·~~~ W«~ J)«'flC~ P« OHCAMF?US HOUSING WEEK Two for one drinks! TU_ESDAY: NOV. 17·21. Wing Nlghti $ 1.50 Dozen Wings 3 Splits for $1.00 ' 30~2 Btl~ Avericre - at KensingttrJ ----(Si.IIUB} ISM--OA(I--- -Are you having probl ems with your present off campu·s ho~:~sing situation? J.....Are you planning to mov.e off campus? -Do you have que~tion s about ttou sing? If s0, WE CAN HELP! Come ll<K1k, music, & !)ones b )·: Jim Juet1hs & \\'urrcn Cuscy Tlaur.day, f'riduy, Suhcrduy, ~nday , ~ Sowrnfler 20-2.1._:-.:·_ - -· .. !ll·'•t die Klltll.-ia&: (AJnK:ll Tlw:at&:r, "\ kp I Alllflc:nt ClllltPaa. ~llielfltt. Studcnt11 - ~:l.(l() (~ftcrul l'ub)ic- ~4.00 Ticlu:tas 11t Ell Uux fiffi"'c· to our workshops on: Wednesday, Nov. 19 at ·7 p.m. in , 170 MFAC,. Ellicott or Thursday, Nov. 20 ai -3:30 p'.m. in 233 Squire. Visit our information tables located in Squire Hall's Center Lounge, and by the Waldman Theater in Norton Hall. - ' SpQIIsored bY. .S tudent Affairs, Group L.egat Service$, Of( Csmpu"!l Housing, • ~ .university H•ighJs Commun/4' Centflr and Sub Bosrd I. ~~~~~--------~J~--------------------------~, �Co-Op wants restrictions lifted bJ Cluistl.e ltot)'I•Jk nal5cd to SIS,OOO and SJO,OOO respec1J,.dy, dU< to inlbtion. An offtr by Cavac<s to S<ltlc out or coun ~ Sf>«t""" Stvff "'r#.- Record Co-op President Gerry Antell i• planning to approach the UB admininratlon next SprinJ in hopes, of fllisin& lht sales and stock limit Imposed on the Coop five years aao. The ratrictions are a result or a November l97S lowouh asainst lht University by tht Cavagt< Re<O<d Company. The suit is SliD in Udption ond Anltll hu heard O( DO new devdopmmts With the cue fori year. "'We"rc in a stalemate ... Antdl complained. The Co~p is a non·prora Dfpnizalion. IU a ltudent oavicc, lht Rtalrd Jle>n tries IO ..U as <lost tO CCKl as possibk. Th<rt is no set bud&a. and stock is ~~ to·what sdl• the most-rock. jan. new wave, blue...-us. countty and ditco. Aeccssorlcs, rucll as bta.nk tapes and record cleaners, compromise one--third or the business. The Record Co-op wu C$tubllshed eia)tt years 2go with asmall table in the Center Lounac o[Squir< Hall. Antell recalled . Studenu would ordtt •lbum.s from a cacaloaue and SIOC-k shm.Jc.ave their money. and wait unt.il the record came: in.. With a $20,000 loan from tht S.udcnt Association \SA), the Co-op was able 10 move into a room i1l Squire. HaU. i~ inventory_ and bq.in operations as a bulineu. Tht connict ~ith ea.,.... otcrnmtd from the fact thll the Co-op is located on Statt propeny, and as ,a result, ill ind1rtaly funded by S'atc tuts . .. Since owner Cllll Cavaac pays these tilt,," said Antell. ' "he feh that he was runding his own tompttllion. ,; Abo, CavagC$ felt he w;u btlna undersold by a buslnrss which pay• no lues. and iJ provided rutilllcial assistance through SA. Th< l•wsuilled to the dosin1 of the CCH>p bl' V'tct~ for rmance and Manaacrntnt Ed...,d Doty. Alicr tWO wect$ of h<avy prO<cst by Sludc<IIS, the TN~tif..QfaJ!ll Co-op W11S rcoptt~ed by UniV<ntty Prcsi4!P Robtn t . OPEH FO" IUSIN~ 5nll! OH91c• • toft~ &1.,.,.,..-....tft C.qpt.. ctw Ua RKQfd Co-Op lhll m~ to PI'Q'ticte sl~ts W{Ch .,. •!tetn.~~U.. to ,.._. wortcf Kettu under wic:t restricciocu.. The o.rp::niutlon was allowed only a SIO,OOO per month .ales fomil. and a Sll,OOO,... month limlt. The.e restrictions were t.a1cr -- ! = Ead of octlvlllcs ~ "This case IIi ddinitety precendcnt scuins." -:c: ~~:a:~::."~~U;~~~ activities.'" ~~·r~o:: !o.:·~;~o:!·t ~ f Cavaaes 11 tht UIUV<t>~y Plaza locatio• <>CJttllaUy ,._3 went out or bustncu a year and • half ago. h didft ., • dofc bec:auK of th< C<H>p, Atltdl belie..,. but it ,... done to pve that·~· "Wltb lhc ijmiu lhlt arc ~ oow uouln& under Cart Cavaacs aot prttty much ""a' he wanted," added AnteD. Ri&ht arre:r the rqarict.o'ru were put into erred. I he Co-op wu only open three bours a day before the >aiC$ limit was reached . Currendy. with bwinm only hair or what il ukd to be. the srore ha5 had problnns reachinathe limit . .. Althoug.tt. in Scpcmbn. we did teach our maximum .'' Anrdl pointed ouc. This dcoc'«.ax in business a ~ reOcctJon or ch~ nauonwick stump or record s.a1a dt.ae ro hi11lcr prices. bt nplaincd . The Co-op !'OW opcr~es dolly from II p.m. to • p.m., and Wednesday ni&hts from 6:30p. m to l :lOp.m. Out 10 the fact that they use tht Am< diJ;tributor, there have been complaints rrom the. new f«<rd gores wbkh have opened up in the University Plaz.a. ""They do &ood business." sajd Antell. "They havr beucr stock. more C'aphal, and more Jp:ttt. •• The problems ror the Record Cp-op arc noc ot~er wltt1 yet. The service rrom the distribulot t.s djrmly rtl•ted to how much bwin.,. the Co-op does. aJ\d priority d<rlllitely is si>u 10 tbe t:SUtblishcd store. ··we don't aet che ne-w rdcascs as 10011 as the other laraer buoinesses do." he complained. The flllvrc <t<Tns promisina for aa oplU!Uitic AnttU. Ukr e>erythinc ebc:, the orpni:ution. ,.hJdt ts ~ in the twcmmt of Squire Hall• ...-iU ~c'l'uuatly have to be rdoated. ••Our number one priority ror the fu1wc is Co Ond JJ)att on Lhc Ambtnt Campu~. •• An LeU said. Fireworks are expected as FacSen gathers on GenEd bf Seth Goodcblld ,.,..., Editor Tomorrow. th< Faadty Sawt, top administrators and student rep•estntative.t will cathcr in Talbtn Haii'>Conferen~Cbambtr to diJCIW the fate of lhc ttoubled ~ncral .E ducation Provam. At 7 >pcdally called m<etin& or the I<Ji>lathic body, !hey will cnpac in unlimited debate-which could either make or b<uk lbc progam's cll•n= of btoomina pert or tht Univcrshy cuniculum.• Aru and tenets" Senator Mictiid Mttt.ecr wiU iolroduce a motion for the Serwe to amend its No•crnbtr 1979 cndorstJDtot of tht orlalnal Ocncral Education progam whh a modHitd version of the r'eccntly prOpo$ed Peradollo model. That proposal was named for Division of Under&raduatt Education Dtan John Pcradotto tatlicr lhis Fall and anachcd to tht rq~Qrt of the Ccr-;cny Task For<>< which w:u charaed wllb studyina tbe ttsource ramifications or ~cral Education. See Pp. 6-8 lh~ c~pc.n $t or dislocations bcina 1mpc».cd on insu\K:IiooaJ wlits,'" A.ncr Metqer's propow is put In plact, Cbaarman Norman Solkoff sold h will bt sroonded and thtll open on the floor for debate. T&oceto be involved in thrdlJCusolon could not predicl iu outcome, althoual> they doubled tbt Faculty Senate would movt to have 1hc progam scrapped. In prtp~mlon. Solkoff hu hired a but nol II "un~«q~~lhie parti.&mcotarian to watch over thf d......,. .-~na to prevent confusion and "This tD«ttns ,.;q sa us doler to implcmcnullion than anythina in a lona time," V'tet President ror Academic Affairs Robtn Ronbtra saJd, ..u the proposal rcprocnts M)mcthin.a that is acceptable to the wide opccuum of lhe Univrrsily." He added that the Pcradono modtl ..ould also have a cllan~ Co bt implement.-! witl!$)ut causins majOr rcsourcc dltrupttoo.t• Pcradouo aarccd ' Fac:ully S.nate Chlir Norman So4koft Wm,,,.,~ 0\'f-' /otnom)ll('f dHitt ot~lltt/•1• o l Geoneot.JI &UCIIIOn Health Scirnces facvlty •pcakin& q.tirut tbe proposal. Ho....,vcr. Roubfor& and Associate VlcC' PresidtDt ror Hnlth Scicnus Rossbtraon lhe importantt of the Donald Lonon said they ..,..,. meedna aod said that it us so · doubtful that lhese pcoplt " ould critical he was canc:ellin& his- cl.us srek to untkrmioe lbe provam. In addition, the F1<ulty or for lhe first lime in lO years for another Universit)' function . ''I NltUral Scitnces ond .Math<matic. <'Ould pro•idt a roodplock if it don't like doing this u teachlng Is wilh The Dtan'• ptarl ·wu adapted to my top priorily." tht Dean the standlna comminct on Geilaal 'elCplafncd, ubul 1 ha~e betn Educotion-chalrcd by Pettr pr<Jlllnl with General Education Hare-and accelerated. The for two yta~S and I want to bt Coaunlurr-and M<ll&«-agr.. there.·• that PbGc 111 of lh< Dcan'i plan Thcrt arc fOJ!I' areu that could !hould bt implcrnented wbil< Phase cause tbe Tuesday Ocaeral I ,.,.t Pha>< II should bt diminatcd. Education debl.tC$ to slldt into a The molion aho calls for lht cliscuuion of the merits or lhe uol~mt9 to work towards lht pi'Oiftll11, ralher lbao lilt best C"tntual tdoptlon_ or the .,,,,.. m<ehod rorimplemrntaiion-whlcll tnovam fn Its ori&fnll fonn. lslllintrnt. ' Filii. Solkoff rcvr•led ll 1ut Undtr the proaram. student$ will bt r<qulrrd to . take, ruutlna week:'.s Executive COmn1ht~e 1982-.&3. ont approved ·.a...cral me<~lna that Computtt Scimcr'o Education towsc in each of five Slutrt Shapiro mlahL brin& up a Knowlcda< At.:es and I wo more motion lo provide more dqxh for awovect couna- in ooc- area t.he prosnm by lor.U.. students to 1lke: ahrce courses in one ouWdc of lht Jtodcol's major. The rca10o for Mcuacr '• ICaowlcd&e orca ratbcr than jUJt proposal is thll, ba.Sed oa ont. Coatoc:t<d Friday, Shapiro .Ccntt'ly's report, imJ)Iemcntin& refused 10 say if h< would indctd Oa>eral Educatloo would resul1 Ia brina the motlon l.o the floor, ......,.. probltms or raoorte no1lna. "We'll Just bayeto wait and >llorlagcs." It Is .,. 111emp1, his set.'' Second, the other possible SOOMO•bt presented .moi.Jon reads, 10 provide lludenu wllh • PtotVam. su.rprl.tt mJjbt he a di...U•ned refuses 10 tu pport the [mplemtntllion of lbt Mllh skllb pon.i on or the ~.ral Education pr01fam. Yet Dean Ouwoync Anderson appeared wilb Roubtra at WI Wcdntsday'$ mmina to smooth oV<r &IIY dirracnc.. lhat may have arisen f'iom prcviow txehant<S on tht subjm. FlnaUy, there is 1111: possibilhy that many opposed to the <ntlrc prosram could team up to deal ~neral Educ:ation a fatal blow. "There are those opposed to the pro"'m," Pcridouo adm1ucd, .. but it is not -a realistic. 1hrtat.'' Solkoff is und<ecrcd by such thrcau sin« h< is conrtdent that ht can pt(\ICDI emo<ioos (rom eruptlna. t " My 1011 is to see thio motion paRed wilb minimal ammdmtiiU and lilt raolutlon docs n01 allow ror sodt de-VIatica, •• t.he Oairrnan said. "tr someone. w111cs co debaae IIIII point (of lh< worthin,tsS Of tht whole proarll111) I will rule il out of order:• f tten ti&httr rCIIri<:lions set by the company was ~ reJO<led by the Unlvmity. , SEE YOUR NAME IN PRINT on the Bac-kpage of [~~=] P=7~S THE SpECTI\,UM '¥fADing~ SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY ISSUE Friday. Nov. 21 STUDENTS $1.00 FACULTY STAFF & OTHERS $2.50 ;·ROOTIE'S·, 0.. O..W. f>Ntr tf a.icbtt Vfiii!S FREE ._.., tbl putcha.M ol • dOubHI • WITH TtU$ COUPOH Eapiroo Doe. 31 , 118 0 VALID ANYTIME ......... ..,l....o..to--r. �!editorial ! . . ~ On the- run, ag~ i ~: fl ~- .., 1~01 \lie. Prollleltnl fo< .,;,.,llilloa P"nnlng John Neal aeYI all student argonlullona will have activity opaco when Squire Half ll con..riod Into a Dental facility In lhroe yoaft. "'"are fa( from raruocl. And wiMin ho aayo that IIMI completion of the Moln Slroet C..mpus It oo l~rtanl liMit It COrMS before everything aloe, Including stlldont need•, tho oltuatlon bocomn blatanlly dloquletlno. · Noel It rlghl-tiMI transfotmttlalllo a ftaallh Scle<>c:as CeniO< wMI baa : big _ , fo< UB. both for ito programo and 110 prestige: After Yoert of " 10bt>r109 In Afl>eny fa< the money to begin pfann109 and coootructlon. the ~ Ketlor admlnlltratlall nnaJty ana,.., tho t~ndlfl9 and announced 111 Main Su•t plant tnts sum.-. IteaM Scloncu was ovlltjoyltd. Tho Unlv..-.lly orchesuarad whll z ~ i 1mount1 to a coup In this age of tightening bUCIO&Ca. We were aU thr111ed. Bur wllat ovoryone realized too lito-Of l*'lltll$ Ignored 01 tho tlme-watthll these fnsplrlno schemctllnvoiVId shultrtng .student groups out ot the connnoa of ''their.. bultdlng and tearing down •ge-oJd stfucturea. like Hlrr~mln Librtry. All the undargredU*106 w ltl be shepherded over to I deuntrellted Campus, '"' from completion. • • • PrtNn\ atudents and lheh nocrds wore ag.e•n placed last on I he Ptiorlty list. And now Nee'-i1 saymg that studenta will be gfven space on RedQeltl or somewnert l•oU-eampus.." SQL!ire Hall •• 1'01 being replaced. Wr..at wo are baing tOICI lo-t hot the homO olotudont o>tro-cumQIJI&f. ~and potil~l lite wilt be kJat. Students will have to make due wfln a tempcN'aty struclura. aotnepjltt, somewhere. who know.s hoW. Neal ahOUid be telling us that we soon will be hornete&s, and ne must begin ptat~nlno some accomodaHons lor a tacfllty that can tlouse our dtverally end sl~e . Studont Assocfatton President Tim Sheehan- and Squire/Amherst Dlwjsjon Director Frank Cnlnlcclaro not react ~ng 100 rasnty WhM they ca U tor atrono actlon·orie.ntet:S dlaJogue with ltlo administration. Studenlllt UB have tot too IOf\Q bHn puahad to the bouom ol UB's 1111 of Yltala. In Its IL!Ih to be. a •·oreal'; centet lor educauon. tesearcn and Qtlduatl Studiel, UB t!IS rtPtlladly lorgollen the needS ol itl The !Jest and tlu! brightest 1 am writing this leuer to ale<l potONIItly etlglt>Ce To the Editor. £aCII year, the local 011;ptor of Phi s.ta Kll>P• otoeta academically oultllndlng gradualos tlur>lors *nd Hniorl) Who art In 9 A~ ptograms. But each Y8ff', •• well, Phi Bolli Kappa ll olmply unable to afoct a rooro f'!£ormaHon, there is also the Unl'i'eralty'a new DIAL ••••Ice (635-22$) where you (On aak to listen to Because of rnattaw,Phl BOla Koppa Ianot permillad to hove access to a compurO< print-out llodng the oameaof an stude(llo wflh high cumulltlvegrOjlepoint avorages. ConseQuently, PhlBetal<oppo must Clt,.n<t Or. John C. Un•. s.cte'•'~ Omlcton C!I•Pifr o/ Phi Bet• K•- on indivtduaJ stude-nts to 1eqU.II 10 be considered fCM' el«liotl, and a student must o:ptessly autftO(tz.e. Phi Betio Kappa 10 get lntormoUon on gradoa trom Tapa No. 316 after 5 p.m. '- 1 P.S.-Anyone with. a good MIN to l>llp Identity ootontlat Phi Beta Kip~ rnomblts more offlclootty &f'KX.Itd get In touch wnh me: I cen use all the Mlp t ean get, OhOrl of sutwo!llng the loglatoll•a narHage ot former -S enator Bucktey. Admls•lona and RecordL • out whh tew concrete plal)s to hOuse them eltewhere. tsnot ontr cat.teas planning, but ahOws a cattoos dtsr&gaJd ICM the one group il University Ia Intended to iufletlon tor. We hiVII mixed feeliAQS abOut SUNY;I ltteer'll promt.Se that UB Will hl'l a IUP,PiY ot tht,..pproprlate roq_uoll torf!'o. N'V/111 -' tho offices of DUE ana the Uneltrgfldutto Dun. For number of stUdet'lll who aro actuellv ejlglbte tor election. The reaaon for thla ett._tlous and unsatisfactory state of affalfl stems from the PfO'IIaions ot the Federal Privacy Act. uncMtgrldUIIM. Now the adm~nistration ts eUmlnallng IM UnKm; lhe only conatve c.entor-Chl glue tt\&l nokSs a J:plit ~mpu:• 1~. tne force lh&l make• otud<!nta "'""" ol UB and - - II ..,.,.,.~il>in~ of.!noviflg groupo . Wrong solution •tueltnll (and faculty- Who lfiYlaolhef\)) to tne nood 19 roko thelnltlatlvo-v.,y ooon-flt""t wlon to 110 conaidorod for election to Phi s.to Kappa. Eac~ Oepa!lfllltll WhiCh offers B.A. degree program• will', - Dirty Sneakers n•col-te flO equtpmont come: Apr111 U ttaln-tory Is not Jighlened up. We ar• gtad adml nf,ttators here are being hoek~ KCOUntabte tor a suuatlon Whk:n ls lnncoubl&1 but &glln; 11Uden11 111 bllalcalty. being screwed. If u ua Onfwertity doesn't get new equipment. '"" admil)istrat~ Wtll be concornt<l, the focully will be burcllnld, l>Utthe llueltnts feollfMi rUI tmpact ot dotng withoUt CW' Going wilh operable,,..but 1nAdeQ.uate fat1hll.._ And SUNY Vlcl Chancellor Harry SplndJofo ctolm tnot tho embargo lo not - dlfecw tlod to •~• !ufllllur' 1ne!tt doao liUio to quoit our lnOOf· There It no tl(cuse fOf' a University ependlno mutlons of Slate ooUafl 1nnoally to let H& 1nve:ntory on propo11y get SQ out of oontrol that '' beGOMII vltlually onmanageab,le. And thete Ia no .justulcallon tor wm Unl•erolty omproyqes to take advont•r ot 1no1 ana •teal public gooelt. But tna punishment should porhap IH more polntad toward tho rool culprit&. As tar as w e knOW; an lnlernellnYetUgation on the thefts doni by UB's own Public Sate1y hu setlsned the S11te. Tnere hasbef$n no ex1arnal stbdy, no appereot warnlog to tttoM lnv~wtld a.nd tM es.sumption thll tbe S2000 toso Clledj>y UB cJpses IIMI <118. So irutood or toculing In on an - ! n o IIOC'Idenl lbll II beono """""" •n tna Slata•s face tijlttio oocor medlo. SUHI' lOOks at theiKOOCitt problom. toawl~ t!ll' pll$1 aloM. bUt nopong to ptMnl 1 1opoa1 petlormance in the future. • • It Ia 1ndood dltricuilto lfgue that the PUnishment does not f,l t 11'\8 crime whon SUNY wdl not even adm\t that I tie ernbtrgo haa anVtt~lng to do wtth tho thalto. T~• point Is tna_t some action ahould be lll)posed by tha Stoia against US lor allowing Us employees to ate•I. II tne embargo Is meant to conath.ute thai action. It ia f('ISdhooltd and lnapp.-optlate·. Tile Impetus has to come from tno outside to na•ei.IB c"an uo Its let and thl bufefen of seei ng that dona fall& uPQI'I Unlveralt.Y Presfdent Aobetl L Kolllf, But puntlhing 1he Unlv.rlltY aa a ~-parHeulatty stucllnto-lo a cleor eu.mple ot wny t~t oyatorn Is rtdcllod Willi probJ.ms THE SpECTitUM llilclfiUJ, 17 ...,.._.,., 1180 Vol,) I , No. 31 ~a.t Elena cacavaa Ma,......Etlllor Jooepl\ Simon -::.,~~ - --·-.·..·-. ............... . -- . . , -•••••• , ••. •. Jerrrlooty - . . . . . ...•• •• •.•••• DoMio Gorlo a., ................ . . .-.... --.... ........-.o.- ...,.... •••••••••• ~ ····•·TOfll'fllwHI ~ ....·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·:.·.·.~~- -·· ·· ·······-~ ........... . ~~ ::::::::::::::·0:::= ~.-.·--·-~·.· ·.---~= ......:...:.: ·:·~ · -"­ . ::.O::::::o!!:':"~ -- =-·.::·.:::·.::'.:.~ """1PC. - . .. ,. ___ _ _ .. ~it~, •., ,,....,..; ••-"'eo-."'-'........ '*"-.--~ ...... ~-~~~=~::; ........... Cor-....... --...... ......... --...~o~c: ,...__.. ~ ..............- - . ~~ ,., _, . - !."!.. ~ -::-..::.- ....:;:,;;:;;.-.. ., ~:..::.. _..,......_o.v b y Stalla Medina It used to happen every couple of months (sometimes every couple of weeks-even days) when lliJM!d inJhe.d9Jiflf.~ ~ yoamed 10 be living somewhere~f¥. ~-~~ "((lefe "!8 eacttllad our own batfiroom, a clean kitchen (our kitchen was hoslile to even cockroachea), and maybe even a lillie privacy. Mld·semester, a strong ui'Ve to breathe sorrtbl hlng bosldos the recycled air of the UGL woufd lw:a..ua--out.oLlhe library and Into thaCliaollc mayhem of dorm lite. • The mystique of the outside world enveloped aU our. tnoughts In our unreal world (UB). we jumped at every cban<:o to lfve In the ur>un real -'<~,.oiL-- • C(lee ~ lel'.-go.to-lhe-mall (a "Roal'' expe<lence) would rUound joyfully in our 1\a/l wheneY!!f we decided to cut cla5S<IS (a frequenl occurrence}. We wduld gape at the Real Housewlws (complete wl(ll Real Babies), and deep In d\lr hearts we knew that they would eventually pOe Into their Roar Statlonwa.gons to nead back lqrthelr Real Su6utban Homes. We, of course, had no other recourse but to pile then, SOf!lellmes. when we're thrUllt out there on Into alumbMing Bluebird, jammed wlltfPeople In our own, or evenlhlng about II for a mllll·aocond, Parkas (Pip's). packed with c~usned . steeping with no admlnlsttatots or professors or even a bags, and overflowing with one of I he best lriendly TA behind us c;heerlng and coaching, we commodities around beaidts the groceries-US settle back into a ooperully lemporary rlgatn0l1is of the brain, wonderi09 wl\atev8f happened to the students. It would be an aoonlzl09 ride back to tlie dorms, usuaJfy, unless you liked celery stuck euy living that was supposed to come along just In your ear ~t's rough when you're barely 5'2"). 0< as eully u the A's wagot ln lhe bull ShU courses unless you li!<e Juoqllng delicious CAmpbell's we look our freshman year. ' Thora are Engineering majo111 end EngiiGtl soup cans and eggs " the same time;' But then: lhe big move ofl·camp~ was • majors; Art History major'S and Economics supP."aed {o change everything. Well, U's 30 majors who may look forward to some Q,Oaf that degrees (Wind-chill factor Included) out there, It's , may only be an Illusion or aspire lo tfomelhlng damn windy, It looks..!Ike It's golno to rain or that may not happen fOf qulte a While. '(ou reaII!I' sno)lf Pf sieet, and II will probably 8/ld up doing think making Ions of money. (l>ot penniItS, ell her) all of the above. I don't haW! a car or even a Is I he Complete Answer to Life? A grecru.te's Job license, I can1 find my woolen hal, and I don"! may on!y be a mlfege of hope, of frustrated and want to {Ide lilY bike to the Main Street Campus, tosl drtams. SecuritY Is a runny thing-because no matte< tloW hoall~ It's supposed to be.. Wlla(ever Ia secure In the job matket may not be • I hate Metro buse-. l hall Bluebird buses. I'm secure IOf you. sure tt>e feeling ls mutual. Riding these buses Is I wan~ to- apply Wbat I leillned In school. It's a tlways e~hawtlng (get it?) and dlscoutaglog. It's commonly heard phrase, but does u 111al1y also ratf\"f Ul'lseltlfng and nerv•wrecklng, whll happen? A real bright friend of mine resigned from rnls magnilicenl University, tried 10 srtt with all t he squeakJng and aqueellng of bfakes and tires. On a bus, I wonder whet her f will make lhrough Whlll f1? lea,rn~ (englrteetlng-w~1ol1 h\1 It alive oi'llven \h one piece, and on a bike ! gat enjoys lmllllln&eiY), tried to find bur whether he t>aeped at, sv.orn at, at &led aJ, sldeawlped and would be able to"apply It to tne Real World. What aho¥8<1 around by I hinge a.ltlid ear~. (A.s- if they he ..found out was dlsllhriloning, bill his tlllnki09 ...,. Uta ano!S con58fVIng ~gy. Right ?) led him to questl6n ine whole · concept o f a ~oat people !\ave limos. (OK, ay, -eo most of u(llve<ally, and· rpw he has begun lo Investigate ·amcton'tl.ln i{- YOfkCltytherearetaxls.(Can't tnt. maanlno alld goals behind tllla par11cular allonf t11en! ~- (I know, the !IQIIt lnsUtullon and consequently hla own. rail might iual malce It to IIUt.talo before !he end of OUf tlmli, IIUI -~ .ni I Q0109 to do In ' the meanUme7?) He"ll ptQbibly end up lorroulatfng hls o wn special degrH, bul he learned • lol more than what will be ~nen on his diPiorll• · Who klloWs, ll'a • ~ Ute ou t there. 1118 Real W9f!O. We're he mlgnt just make II In lhe Real World. If ne ha all eagar to taee the Real Out~lda Wotfd, and a car, ~ enrnr.) �feedback ~ i ~ Giving credit To lh~ Ed1tot: h's lime 10 Oi¥1 credit wMfe creau ~· d~! I ran - lnst TJm sn-.n toot Spring IO< SA Pral"""l on the Plotlorm or Qtlling more - e '""""'"" Mr. Sheehan rtcognlled th1S need thi• yur and 11ence, mort - · got .,..,__ o.e. •.ooo stu<lenll •otecs on ttMt FH ~n the referendum. rm not aure ot the ~~ ~ i l5 reuona W~~f,y. but tl'le ractlhat tf\ey vocoo In auc.h Ioree II'IOwt thlt It's not IPtllhy rhar rulea UB, Jusl a e~act 'need for motl~allon. I diSIIIgree with Tim Sheeh_.n on many lssuea. lhar'a why I 'm hero, bll1 I aoplaU<l nis ability to tnrow SA In oear fOf once. Let's au tomember that •t can be done. Shape up or else To I,...Edllot A'JTENTlON WOMEN USING FORCE VAN SERVIOE: Don't harass the volunteers T~E ANTI·RAPE TASK This ' ' an open lattef lo all \J5e1S of the Anti·Repo To the Ed1tor: To ill UB women us~ng the anllofape task forGe van: Thll s.rvloe Is Ptewtded 10 lnSufl your uf•ty, not 101 I ton"WitiM( (TJHn$ ol (l'lln$potl.,U)II. The YOIUI'IIHI& driving and nav.gallng this nn are requtred to follow set p.ocoduros ""'lch lnctuoo: 111 NOI going I ~ tnan our 1 \1, mile raohJs_ (2) Flndin.g oul Y04Jt dtatinahona and organU:tng them 1n the most g.as anlcJent route. wou'd llurmaur like 10 minutes to w11k to~ rm.y ta.ke longer by van It yov are as conceu\6d lbOUI your safety as we are, rou will unde.r.naJ\d and be coooerattw-e~ Please dO not nerass oor volunteers. II rou ~" a comptamt about the servtce please eau the ott~ and speak with Oe~e Glasser. Pro,te<:l HeAd, 831·3521 . Your harassment is causing the rettgnahon ot valuable '101\Jntoera. Remember a volunt~et QtYH ser;icea to others ot tus or her own tree will. This last proeedure may mean that a destination I hat Task Force n•ghll~ Val'\ Servi<:e. Most ol you nave oeen ~ery coopmatlwe and constoerate wnen ftdln; the van. however, teeentty 111'er1 has beef! • 101 ot ten&IOI\ bet•een our ~luntHf• and p.assan.gets. FOf uamptt, lhflt h.avt ~ HYetaJ compt.awns 0\'&f 1"- OfCM' •n wrh~ peopee are OI'COC)ed ofl ano tne best f04.Un to ID.e In doing 10 When ti'IIS r\IPPI!I"'S or whet! rn~SIIJ!IOt are m•cte •n lho pJanl"'lno or the roote, tNt""" e1nve1s and navigators have recently been verbally abused. AI ttmes the passongeJa are so unrulY that the 11an workers ha~e been dlauened almo$1 to UMt PQtnt ol resignation . , . O•l behalf ol the J•-'k Force atafl, I want to address these l:;sues. First ol all, we plan our routes to get tt\e mot\ eflfc;ieot ga.s mlltaoe.. We dO not play 11\'0fHes In dropping oU one ~ befOfe anothfH. Vn. 50metitnes 11 dOn tail:t tQI'lgei to get home •• our service tnan by walk•ng bUtlls ~small puce to oay loc a sate Uip nome Also we do scxnetime$ tNXe m•stUes and have ptot)lema. as au 'fOiunleet run or~mtaltOnl dO. In any case. tnerel.s no excuse fOt' be1ng ruc:lt and u,grateful towafd out YOiunttters, after au, we ,_,. vorunteefino out free tfme to Insure your safely~ Thet-t IS no pay mvolvtcl for what we do and 11 Ia mt()f)lnlon that anyone wno complains is looklnu a gift ho'ao Jn "SQfl18day, II this miStreatment oe our votuntee\.s continues. you m~y h)ok IOf the TaP: Force's serv•ces but they won't be trsere bec:ouse au o f our vor~o~ntoel't Will h•ve Q+.utflt Tnls •sn'lto say that we 1 won'1 •elcome rour suooesuons. oomme.nts anc:11 thft mouth. eot'N)IIJnts (tlatecl m tess onens.ve ways. ot CCM.HSet U you feel yOu can contnbtHe 10 ttnptm•no our orgamzauon. by 111 ~"' rou are •n~i1«11o help out. In f ac1, JN:ny o r our memb&f'S. lnci"'Oittg mysatf1 d~ Ignorant and intolerant To tho Edllot: during the-Ir "coovoraatlons." We au k"ow, PfiiYtt is not a dialogue. In my reaPQnae to Mr. Book'a letter' on 1Vt21110, I I ttllnk lnll moaJ peoQte tail 10 realize the wo•ld lfQ lo remfn4 him ol the O!IQJnol "''"'· II my • pouibilillos olovolutlon. You well Slaltd the I oct of Ito memory..,.. , . CC>miCIIy, the 1-.ue waa lnll>lefar>c:e. scolelltlllc dOflvatlon Mr. Book. Howe•.,., Willi you loll tntolelanco Is • quollty we all ditl>loy 11 oome time. II to roal~ lo 1111 poutblllly 11111 ...,ullon could bo God's mott>od of crMtton. Thin• oboul n. Mr. Book. WI dfcln'l, argument _,fd not Ill · Tile , _ . ol TINI Sp«;trum t>&ve roceMct their lhalo ol Thi book of Geneata aoys littt• to c:ontrodict thet fgnofai1CI lnlolel&ncl '-loly. With IIIII aSlde, let . u.-y. Ahlf all, coulcln't a ·~y- ~~a.. th* mo cllw up o lew mloconcepllono with my o..., btiOecl billion y. .,. long bock 11141.n7 Who's to ay? M r. Boolt. you lolled to note ony olthe good olein of ldtOIOO'I· tilt. Booll montlonod that liking tno Blblo out of science. Wa are all 'HII awate ollls bad aldo, as you lla... noted. S..l consider this, Mt. Book: How many concext It an fn~~r.et methOd of fnltrpt•tatlon. I couldn'l ag.ee mort! Butlhe Bible nao blltcn.ted dlsobled, dlseoaod. and mentally disturbed people In lhlo fuhlon by Justa' ~y Chrlollano u Alhlute: l have ·oeen able 10 IIYe a nottnal tile because ot hawe h6ard many a preacher take veraeo out ol cont.-t medicine and psychlotry? Have you overloot<eG tnlo to aullltl/ltloto his own opinions. Yes, 11!1 Blblo J>n Mr. Booll7 Flnellr. one last CO<>Side<otlon I• all the - , UMd a, • " balls" 101 O'<OfY\hfno !tom TINI Orrin~ &CH1nOO YOU cllperld on to live. Every - · ol )'OUr Right Tlteofy ol Kmgs to 11>8 doaltll PtMIIy. Thlo exJstenc.e dependl on ICience- P-.se ~.._, that In P<J~C~Ic• mull bo 1'-<J. The Bible ilo boo!! olgood mind "''· Book. ,no<ol ...._ but II ahoufd not bo thfutl down the In shor1, mtslnterp.otatlon ol the Bfl>le, lor geln, 1\11 pfOQUod us througlloutthe oges. ~'whops II sllouiCIIII IIVOalf of 11!1 ~ people. pur In pefapectlve wllh new U~YWs and new dtsco¥erfeL t~ vour ,.ferenc:e to "atttlng o1 the riQI>t hon4 'ol After 111, men eenf'ot ttve Ott faith atone. God," you hevt - . nifslnlo"'>ed. Tho people In question clofm 11>11 Gorf re~oala hil opinions to them Rie~otd Llndnf! *"" been fegvtarly on tne Antj.Aape Task Fcwce anc:l volu,tee• lOt lhe putpoa.e o f dO•no our part, to keep II working. In -add•ti.On, lhougn, Ihe rest o f you havetodo your p;ut by cooperacmg ana botng paHe.nt .,.,,.,. vs, To help 1emoay tl\11 sHuatlon, 1ne following rultl are now posted In the van: 1. Convera.a-.on mual oe ltepl a1 a •easonaole le\lel 10 thal ,ne dnvef and n.aveQator eaft concentrate on getllng evCHyone home Afel)' 2 Lei lhe YOlouniMt& dO ll\e.ir IQb$: IMt 1nducles no badc.-seat c:t,.Yino. no arguing ov« route, ancl no &lg.&.IIJ19 ovett l~orde.r in whieh peoc)leatedr()t)CMK~ ot t HARASSMENT ol our "'IUnleets w dl not be tOietiiC!dl AnYone who indulges In these types of behav-ors Will be asked not to umo o.ur sorYice again. 3, lt'le van eerv•ce cannot be used to l ra.nspon 11rgo groups peuplo to the same destination (I.e., partie'S}. Our primary concern Ia wilh transponing 1one women Ot safely 11ome. • . You must O•Ye II\ execl destinalion-.SttMI IIKI nov:se nutnbef. Wtw•tt not drtw yo·.1 to a $If"' or plaC4t that yoq are not cerlain or_ S. One mole , . . _ Ftr permHtod.lo rido 1ne van por tri!>. (Wo ltmn the.....,.,.. ot m.JeSto In"""' the Altty ol ttte women us•no our ..mc:es).. 6. The van uanspons women to any deatln11~1n a 1Y, mtte radlul tround t.I'Mt ~Main SlrHt ClfnpuLWt can orlve anyOne living outside of thls range to tnt nearest sale mtHobUs stop II desired. Or-If the woman ' ' willing 10 wah until the eno of our run. ll'wttG may be Umt to llkt he(J)ome ttwtn. How~or. the van musl be back tn honl ot Squire Hall tn lima for the t'ltxt fUf\. Ab+dlng by IIM:M rukta Ia vital tor II'Mt conunuance of thO , . , - · and Will bo gi'Nlly Ol>o<tell lecL Al•t:~e TdiHult Woe.let>d c-<l•~•tor & C~uman of Pt.tOI~ ACII'IHI•.r Ant,.~PI Taslt FO(ce -· �i General .Educatio . ~ LOOKIIIG POll IIU'IIIIS'IDG IUCTIYES7 Try ft ... CoDrNI .I Offenci IJ Uadergraduate llanlag Depart••l!t f " / MF. 9·f0:50 N350 Human Growth &.Development. 4 cr.--MF. 11-12:50 'TTh. 10.11;50 N407 Human Sexuality. 2 cr. N418 SuiCidology. 2 cr. N425 Computers ln Nursing. 2 cr. N429 The 'Troubled child. 2 cr. T. 4-5:50 Th. 4-5:50 W. 4-5:50 M. 4·5:50 failures of CfflBAIKO the 1960s by Ekaa c.C8.U C'IUOonk.. ""• cl lhc wodcrs largcst inlemadonll banJ<s. lrMies .,..,.. 10 <ensicle:r a c:atHr opportunky in lhc Middle Edil0f"4ill..a.Jt./ Easl. We arc presently scddna mature•. ambldous inciMduals 10 become Accol.w>t Managers. Engllsb ptofiden<y Is required and fluency In Arable is a ddnlle plus. Interested can· dldates should regls<et for ourses>lOtls 10 be l1eJd on <Bmpus ming Interview Uyou_.s.t lib to~ wlti\Cid-on lb~ NO'NIIlbc< 20d>. cal a< oPI>IY In Haya Anna c.~ 5. 831.3SI.S.. . 1 ' \ ; ! \.1'1-~!.!1!!!11......... ~ FOOTBALL As American ac.adernia is dlscardina many or the reforms or thc 1960s and revampiundcraraduate , curricula, UB is marchin& behind tile banner of General Education. Debate over the concept 11 UB btp.n in 19n as the liberal 1 rC$UUC:IurinJ of tbt prt'\fiou.s decade was b(iinning to be- reviewed. largely as an educational failure. Then, an advisory commiuee was corrtO\issioned to review 1he Unive:rafty•s curriculum ud recommend a future for Gcnual Education at UB. From that group, a.. sundin& COnlmiucc was SC:I"UP •IO pr~e plan' for the reforms of the.• undcraraduatc curriculum 10 ••onsure a biah qualit] icncral' cducat.ion for all~e studerlrs:· in 1 In a Jenera! proposal •ubmilled 1977 by that arouj>, th< ''inadcquacr_" or Univershy-wide gnduation tcquircmcniS in promoting General Edu<:ation was cited. "f'M move •IO cornd chat, it read, was not uoi~ to UB. Most institutions across the Coontr)' were viewin& their proarams as inadequate and cracod that erosiop t'l' the 1960s and early 1970s when trulitutlo~s aUowed port1ons of the undcrJ11aduate curriculum· (consldercd ••ft« elec:tlves·') 10 d«:rcase wh' lle rcq&;iremcnts for tht major remained r-elatively stable or increased. · · An__pther good pfay Is gettfi\g to P.J. BOTIOMS early for the pre-game warm-up. Aher a few cold brews. and some scruniptious wings, you'll be ready to see- the Seattle Seahaw!<s take on the Oakland Raiders. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBAI..b is ai P.J. BOITOMS. PRE-GAME WARM-UPs ro 9_pm. 40C ~ $2.25 pltc~ GAME-T1ME 9 f:"'- on. 600 tftlra. $2.75 pftdwa $J.OO <If cf"'*"' ~- ...,.cMr 1\ .J. BOTTOMS PI'IIJotoelhy fllraleuot Pet..- H•f't Doubitl a.s Chell ot lhe F.cufty Stfl;ll* Genet•J Educ•non ComMJtiH UB's basic &oall for a Gcncnl E.diiCalion pri)Stalll .. ~ takco from Daniel BeD's Tht R(/orm of Gmwal Edurorion (1966). The UniverihY Community called for a broad knowlcdgcof major ideas, principia and expresstons or man's tuftural heritage: the acquisition or a sen.se of perspective that fr~ one from provioc:W:ism or personal tltpeticn«. culrure and tim~ an undu_sundina or values and experience in thinkin& objectively about moral and ethical problems; skill 11 orcanluna and verifyina kno,..lcdse of the universe. society and ourselves: and ~e ability to communicate intdli&mtly. Pf•• H enlf'd To define the implementation Contra) Education for the Uni\lcrsity's more chan 2000 e011rsa, the tolllmillcc considered various prosnuns. The HatVVd Genet~.~ Edyeation Repon with its fh.., knowtea&< areas and "udoot requirementS in each. wu f~I'Ored. or Throuah it, the committee's report read, stude-nts Still have choice. but the: ranac or courses thai fil into each knowled&-~ ar~ is nanower 111&11 the rona< offered within the discipline or disdpline$ coveted by that area. The oommiucc reported dtti the Harvard plan- was a ~'thouahlful" reon'.anaement of ,distribution rcqufrcrmnts, more developed than elhcr alt<fUiives. Other approadhes considered •-ere tlkm rrom a upon compiled by Daniel BcU or Columbia and Philip Phenil('s R•olms of M•onl"l· One eall<d for requiremcnC,J that would provide Crlt~llllilllles FO< the past del:adc II UB. for ••an elaciclatiooorcradition, the cllsuibutfoo requirancols have bctn idcoti0cation and objective rdutd and W>Ckqr1rduates have uamlnartf>n or values; and bOa.~ IO dCftD< their ....11 acquaintance whh major prOJramt or. '!udY outside their disciplinarf m<lbods or oraanb:ina majO<. For <Orne studenu, this information . and verifying slanalled the opj>ortunity to ~IIOwftdre:' orpalt.t 11 ......unarul academic The committee d«ided that Ibis P'OJI""' &road"" area or primary IOOUld W di_ffrcult to truslale into sptdfr< prOif*IIS fa< over lOOO ~-d iottRSl. tk)wc.vrr. tbe "Lair~-rair.e" • courkS, • alven the traditional . arrricu.w polie)' proviclcd too lfuJc. disciplinary cateaorles and Jlllidal>oe ...... dir<clion. boundaries amona knowleda< Aceordles ~ UB admial.stnlloro, areas. the result was a haphazard of co......, With~­ ~ Of oo tutric::ular ratlooak, or A sii\I<IUred _...,. considered bedr.,OUDCI isolatd to .,... area or by lbe FOUP proposed throe oc For-· .. """""'"latioo ........ . ~ c!!:~c.:·~ t!'!::tl;; that, "G~al .Educ:otion is devotod · to the dcvdoptnCq) or abllltJes Ia • t:riokal .,...yo;. and 'ICncrellcatlon. aad altcir ~.., • .._or""'~ -•cuoe, •tldalt'•)Mjcrry fidel. tlnct(J umcioled wldo. It a b o 10 . . . . .okills lo otol, .writtal ~ ~~~~~~~~~or ..... llllellectual itbilly••• four·>-" lttoltb oounro - A.$tl'nl Q/ ltfon pro&ram was offered .. an uampk or the possibilities or su.:b. an approach. The problems, however, of orsanlzina such courses for upwards or 300 siuden....cll yeor and s«:urlna enou&h faculty co tcoth them w.U; prompted the commill« to vote •PiJUt lhat proposal . Evtn mor~ modest proaraJM -5uth u four scmcstcr·ltn&lh courses dtsia.ncd to provide a foundation for Sludents to t.·•oncinuc Lhcir own leami.n& in the basic kno,.·tedJe areu seemed beyond the University's ~IY· oreaniz11ional The objcttive alto struck the eommiuec membrrs at too limited a C081 for I &tntral educ-al ion provam. Other plans studied came rrom Stanford. Com.U. IUinolt, Ca~ W<st<rn. San Diego Slat<•• Bowti.,_ Gr<<n and Syracuse. The c:oruido:ration. the commitl<t said. led the lfOIIP back to ddinlnc core areas or knowledge and then S<tting out requi"mcnts"')"ithin chem. The goal was broad exposure and intella:tual depth. PosljiOComroht<t . members <Jiplain<d Harvard Plan or an adaptation or that was opced for primorlly because it was viewed as the mosr applicablo to a University this slu. ;rhe bcststruc:tural model involve$ ••common.liahliY k.nh, yet broad and of\en interdisciplinary sr:ries of courses usually required of aU students:' Examples or suth proarams are the well ~nown Gwtr /Jooks proarmm at St. John•s in Annapolis. Atlolh<r uample miaht be a. series of c:owses- dtaWD from a varit!y or ·disclpllll<f, bU1 O<Pnizod around .some thematic- idea. such a$ evolution. The Oeneral Education • Committee report reads, "Such proetams are ideally suited 10 11111all. DJQ<e or less coherent J!ud<nl boclico, and to eamii'IICS -tlh a ' be8Yier streSS OD UDcitrp'ad\lalC hl>enl education man oo p11duatc proararns and · researdl. It is obvious thtt sud! a modd would be, impot~lble to mount In aniastitutlon the me aid cbotaoter or UB. li Is for t h i s - tbalth< tJtoclcl Chotc:n ror Uro-sity·wi<k adoptioa Is cllsulbotional in that the -..llk:b an-ed b<oad iiii...,.OOO dlurnll:l<r." of tnowledee areu atross • T~ow the. University will d,jadpllnts. StoilentS wOUld bC dtdde ~hethet to pollpone requ...d to t.ak• aU .of the CCKifoel. imptemcnurtlon or l!hase 11 or its -ntc- proaram. the c·o ,.miuec Gencral Education plol until 1982. coocleded. would provWie a T1W propoA! based 00 bolh ~""-or~ tht bonllet thu .........,tadon baa and ao thillk ..,_. thou r. 111111 e_tojeedoos or abolll the ~UUC~Gtt or tht wtoo1c ..n.lc enrolfm<nl slllllt 10 th.clomaln or lcamiOJ. That -.kl Humanidd. pc<Mde a copi!M structure fO< Aocotdlnc to Geslr:ral Education .1ntnconoectioJU. Bronowskrs -c.GI'IItw..I'III'III"'"6- '*'Dlal• """""" �Art History Ondergrad A ssoc. •/I L.ECTURE: ·-'"tf" The Impact of Ci vic Monume nts In Europeon Public Square." Presented by: Michele Cohen • . - recipient of 19 80 R umeey-Lord Fellowship T UESDAY, ~OV. 18th a t 4130 pm 134 S quire Hall, MSC T'l41 SoKf•WI'IIfcl' I'IW"';*- GOOD R~INC~ Di.-slon of UII'O«gtt ehi.lle (OIJE) Dt•n Joftn P•rdotlo bones ujl""on U'M tim• ol ~unllon b) tNdlftt • bOoll: ollh• ..me nam•. TM On,. who hu pit~~ an lmport•nl tolt lht dev-'oprNnt of Gt,..,-aJ Ed~Hott. wiU ..mlu cans·· tomo"o• • t tht F.wJt)' Sentte will d.Kide the btoiug""d Ifl Pfottamt'ttte. Years of controversy and change; Fac Sen grapples with ac~demics Sl.-111~ pha-.e i\llcmnc~ w ml'asurc 1hl' En&;ht.h and !Halhem:Ui\"ltl Jbilit1~ or ioc:omjn~ UR frc:dnncn b) John Laplona \timugl ltJt hUitur throuah itandardi~cd IC'l l i . Ovo1 rhi'\ pa\1 ~u mnh:r, lhl' Enalhh skilll poui(m ~'ai wnh chi$ ye-ar's rrtshmen clau during r«tJmmcndat•oo . tht Uli GtntraJ f..du..:at••l11 paogram .._.'"'tUntron ~ The math.:m::.ticl'.:ompknlcnt, howtv~r. hOI.\ e:m:ountcr~d :llmOt;C one hill deCIIdC of hll"; ft'l lobe rcadftd ror u~age. ;\c:cordi.ng to Na(ut;al modtr.cauon~ and rc~r\tam.~ t1um Jr:\ln>. prurr...)Qr, .S..:i~:n-.:t' and Mothcm~nk~ Dean Ouwaync And«~n. and Qltmb..-r). vr tht a(Jmt ni~u:wlou. lm f;.c"h)'- accustd by .some M btlr.& J~tnmeotr•' to Aru:r it ~ fir1t •nuodu..:t•nn to the Ullt"~n• IY L~ncral l:duc.attOn pr01Je5)- i\ no-. in\Qiiptina tht' \:ommunll)' m a \PCfXh by Prc)Jdtf'H Robtrl L. KcHl"f "ln.:rt35td burdm.s"' lhat Ihey wtU mcur should thc 111 J97S. Gcr)tnl] l:du~.:auou haJ had a chccknrd ~lathcmatkJ I"ills compontnl be: impkmmttd 1us.COf). ra.ihn&lo n;«t dc:adhnc ~bcdulo ana u'u<~tl) Dunn& 'hlS month's rc&ular faculty Sm2u: mceun& occuo)1ng lht ...~nltr of any •acuh) Scn11e dcb3tt •In« HarC' qunciont'd Ande:rson·.s commi1mcot to (kpaal u. v..:u brouJ.ht tx-rort that body'" M;ay 1978 E:duc:at•on . The Dan. ho-..~ver •.d«tincd co an.s-.trthc 11 -,..as tn 1ha1 SprtRJ month that the fir"' nlttbn• or profnJOr'' innuendo~ the Se.nart' s Staodina <:omnuucc- on G<nnal E.ducafioo t:\Jn..,cncd. ThC' trwp-lhcn (half~ b) BW..arie.n. loo! Whtn -'<hoot rtcnn•oned !ail S.prcmbe<. H= and Aj'jl(}("tt\U:.· ProftS!.Or or Hl)loty Nonnan BaLtr- "as empo"'t"r'td •uh n1nc- ··,rw,r.c rapons,bihucs·• •hiC'h chr cotnmiu« brpn the' nexr phiJSt' or 1hc pre)tr3m-dl:' ·dopmmt of the: ~no""~IC A.rca..s ~-hich ~\(' th<. mcmbc·n an a.II-<R<ontpas~•ns haP~ •n abe ~ hapin& of ah.c UI\J\C'fSttY'! dat«110n co'lll-.a.rds; the •crt cJn•ancd 10 "mnurib'" cat~ UnhmJ1y fvol~111g hun' ll broad·mmdf.'d )UK&~tlo n 11110 ft"BIII). ur ~.:urn pllc.:at C'd reports, :.U&I i,tlc\ aud «Jorsn and d.epanmcn1s into ~ sepa.r.n~ and di$1inn conuo\et~:JI ~1. lhe Scandins Commh rcc wu charatd ..-Hh rteommcndms, a "c:ohcrrni "PrOMr~m 111 1~11C1al educ-ation. ~t~u,~ina a tm1c:tabtc for lhat otan't implementaJiof'l and how It v.ould afftct Unlvcnuy dtpanmcnu. dt'l.,dlnJ wht1her the pro&• am !lhouiO be mandatory or volunl&ry and to cons.dtr mechods or 11llt::Tfadog thdr Omcnt Education propo~1 with existin&curncuta. ... neorlgiul A year and one hair lat<'f. lh• Committ«"s parent body, the Faculty Senate-which t\cucr entrusacd with o>Jc:rsccing L.he rormalion and administration or the Gcntral Education proarnm- ga"c h.i approva.lco chc group'$ rccommcnd~ation~ Stctin1 the proaram's gears 'In motion. TI1at approval, hO"*''eVer, may bt modiOcd •omcwhoc at 1omonow's Faculty Senate tncclln¥. when lhc professorial body conventS co reooruJdcr or 1.\.mend che oriainal v'cnion ~ .. The Srandlna Committ« had fi nished definina the Genonl Education propoSal only w..,ks berore the S.lllltt gaH iu rclue1ant nod. drtidina on the final i.nu·acades o r the Theme rtquircments~ The chtmeal~ .approach. the com.mlucc reuoned. conlbincd. tbt virtues or disciplinary ckpth-«ltctina ......... rrom • wide variety or dcpanments- witb lhos< or. topical dimen»oo-focu.sina on subject• or pertnn.lal or <Ortttmporar)l intportaa«. Suu..,ina a S<ries or lbrrt Sj)tcific required tbelll<1. coupled "'ith two op<ionaJ c:omplemenu. lit< aroup# outliocd sill suuatedsamplo for the Satate"s pmual . MOSI notable. or conoov...W JOm< ,.Y. or lh< s&;a&&Ulions arc &he theme courk.l tathled Etnks-ducribed b~ the CommhttC as. the reaJ111ilion. ""UD<Itr$tandina and actina In respooS<I.O rooralllfl\1 tthical dll<snmu.'" Tloenl<i08,p m~lhutctJ With their rroxummcWions. the Faculty Smote Comminee-now cbaited by Pbllosophy PrortUOr Peter H=-offncd example topla ror courses that could rn into th-lbemes. ••oirr.,..t pmpec~ives on ethJeal problems (lbeological. pbiloJOphical. I~ and politkal)."" suueSied 1M memberJ. sbo\lld be a ooasideration for a pror~r pr~.Jil to crute • subject.thal could be a lbeme course.. . Har•'• appointment coincided with lht development -or tbt Collcac Skill• Requlrernetlt or Phase I or the Qeoeral &lucalion Proaram, wbloh to dJIIe has been the only portion or the belcaaucred plan to be partially implcmmted. Olvided Into IWO pam. the College ""''ion<. From Ibest KnowledJt 1\rCo$ (H"JStorical and Phllosophl<al Srudit•. Phyoic~l Sciences Tcdmolo&)'. Ltre and Hcal1h S.i<nces. Social and lkhavlonl ScienOC> and Foreign L""&Ua&<SI. Sludtnu t"Oitrina U B (for lht" 11eadcmic yeaf J979"'8 0, the Ftbrua.ry 1979 Ge-nt"ral Edoc-atlon Commiutt" n:-perc predlc:red) would bt required co enrol'\ in two cour.scs from e1ch, while for the shah aTU. U1cntun and Ans, a froshmlln would have 10 fulrlll a thrtt-rourse obhaauon 0,..-o from Utera1ure and one: rrom Ans). To popul>te coune orr<rings rrom Knowled&< Area, spc(.•iflc Gcncul Education subjtcl-t would have IQ be developed from each, dtpartme:nt froq1 either rX15ting. modi lied or completely specialty de.f&ned Gen l!d ~outses. R~enliY adjusr~o schccfules ha'c pegged thts semester for sorlin& through depann\erual proposals nnd deciding on whechcr tht planned courses fit inro the OcneraJ Educa1ion scheme. but a lack or surfieient suurstions by r.cully has ilalled th• proccu. The: s low·down may signa' another PQS'lponcmcnl or lhc implementation of Ihe Knowledge Mta (or Phase Ill) requirtmcnt-r..cheduled on« before for the: upcom.ins Fall semmer. •h• OTHER COURSES AVAILABLE GR£ PSYCH o GR£ 810 o MAT o PCAi o OCAT o VAT TOEFl o NM B o VQ£ o ECF MGo flEX o NOB o Nl£ I 420 Millersport Hwy. WllllatMollle, IV. Y. 14221 •688·401 2 . ,t.P"··-- •.•......,.fi.. •~Cio" ... ~ · ·.M C-A4'- •o..a. nwt: IQ0..,223-1 1'12 10 YEARS Of GRtAT M USIC fROM f!SitVAt -~~~ CARS · / Plus Special Guest s TONJGHT!Mon. Nov 17th at 8 pm tit the Msm. Aud. 'nckels $9 .50 & $8.50 on sale now at Festival. 224 Dela w ••· & all the usual Festival oullols In tho S toles & Canada Wtlf1kl ol ToVMQ • S.Conds of P/t1asun: ROCKPILE and MOON MARTIN -THE RAVENS TOMOR.ROW. Tues. Nov. 18th at Uncle S..ms Tlck11• on 1t&e npw IH $QUtr• H.t11, Otl.twlt• 4N"d .0 uwol f..-t!Val fes bv~l on Ot.u~ta: Allltri<11n ''""dud Due co oppos•tion qainst the lc:now1tdg~ Ar~ requinmcnt by SOmt prores1ional school•lh31 ctllr&ed Cienera.l Educackm would cause a "wa1«ina-<town" of cbt:lr dear« qt.ia.lirt«tions. altern.a.tt core proara.rru - e -~ "hkb "i[ SlfX'<SifUUy complered by unckfll"ld~tes. •aUld thereby <xempt them from rllrther fulfillment or 1M Yaruianl Grneral Education requiranmt. •• 8tskSa crittria to ensure th'lt ahcmat:h~ cor6 wtn ••consistent with 1M $J)irit or the standl.{ll.. G<nttal &IOCIIIion proaram. they had to m«tlize roquir<mtnts (from J-9 counes). be abl< to be combined. and lutd 10 be ••n-uoaably available"" ror yudenu. Th• bac•klol ill pr.,....i!lc the Knowledge /~up. courses has~ put d<vdopinc Alttnu1e Cores on 111< " bac\ burntt • • comme:Atcd one committee mCnber. Afltt tht T.., Forci: on 1he Implementation or Cletl<ral Education rtleased iu r-rt detaitinc the resourtt nunif~ns should 1M ofilinal prosram be impkmcnted. Division or Undmradwut &lucation (DUE). Dean John Pcradono ~ttnded a "scaled· down" ...-sian or lhc prosram to c:ombll dwindlinc _suppon:" Th• plan. desfsned to casr the imp!<m<nwion or a broader...bast'd program, would require a studtm to enroll in one course: in each Knowtcdze: Arc:a and would cvtntuaHy lead Into a more complex and grand<r schtme within three years aner fmpltmcntation. 3178 BAILEY AVE. 836-8905 C:i~ ~ - �Student input formulatingGen Ed by DaD H oldtr Ct~m.pu.s &/Jtor The General Education plan will affect upwards of 12,000 SIUdaus on campus. It b the responsibility or (WO studentS 10 nlake JU~ that underJ,TadUilC intcresU are made dear to the Gtn.eral Education committee. ' 'I fdt bcins on the (Clcntral Education) committee "'"'one of my priorities." Scuden1,.Assodal1on (SA) Dircaor of Acadtmic Affllrs Lurcn .sbapiro explained. "h's (impl<mauation) an important d«islon-Uie Sludcnu should MVe<nput. I fdt thar it was important COOU&h that I·be on tht COII'Iminee-" S=ndina Shapiro on the< JIOup Is Speakm Bureau Chairman Hitesh H:uJti. Neither of the pair formally .$Ctks student input to the committee. bUI instead depends on discussion whh friends and SA oflicials. Hathi repon"!loh;u he aas som• student feelinas on the proposal from tal kina"' people in school halls, but relies heavily on bis friends' opinions, "sin« they are students, too.'' ·Sbapiro.revealed Lh.al '"it's - difrta~lt to talk to studm os about. Most people don't k110w about it." Feedina Sludents' fedinp about Oenqal Education into the< commin~ is a lot witT tban aatins there. ••Wc're pari of the committ«. •• Shapiro insis1ed. .. JI's not that I'm a $tUdmt-J..:.m t~rrc to givt inpu1." .Both agreed the committee accepts them as more lhan just Stu.dtnts. "We ac:t the students' general reelinas." the Speaker B~>reau le.a der•pointed OUI. "II b our responsibility to verbalfz.e those- fteling,s. We arc: ,ranted re-spect in the commiutt-thcy listen whm we speak." Added Shapiro, " I belive that thost pcopk respect the student's opinions. They wonder ho"' the stud<nts fed." She< furth<r e•plained thar aside from the Qeoeral Education rommiuee, the fa~h~ an~ adminisaration tS a\a.illlbk 1hroujh 1hc Senate Executive tofD.flliU~ and in lhc \ic-t•prcsidtntial tevel of Capen Hall. I<'<...., " Histotiully, we (students) have had considerable input. it is not negli&ible." Hat hi maintained. As an example, he uplained that In the e:ulna of the General £duco:uioo languaat requirement (ltudenrs can OO\\ take a cuhurt course in lieu of a :mick spoke:n forc:1a:n ltnsuaac), the pair's ianucnc~ mch.angina I h.~ t~uis.itt wa.; ..quire roru.idcrable- •• .... Both repre-sentatives asunc'-' 1ha1 1hc impknxnlaJion of the new des-i1n •itl havr a posilivc c:((«l on UB srudcn1s.• u WhcJ' stucknt$ CC>Jne h«t. \. .. • ' . theY're encouraied 10 go into lht profeulons. in spectOr areas or dcpanmmtS. and.Jtay the-re, •• Sha.piro claimed . Under the new plan studenu would be forced to c-x-pcrlmenl in dlscfpliiles outsidt" th~~r normal aru of research. "our responsibility is to make 1hat possibl~.-.· sht affirmed. Hathi pointed out that the University has "a moral and e~hical responsibility to educate, in the proper meanin, or Jh.lt ttnn. Ptople ba~c IO hl"t • cau.in awar...... or hisiO<Y. and be kno..l<dJC"blt about the · ·orld-ao least thcortlieally." He noted that for MUdcnts ''i1 is most impOrtant 1hat they be abiC' to lhink :' .....Crllies or implementation of t.he pion pointed o ut pOSsible defccu, bu1 the duo bellevt's the advantages far OUI wio~h possible Oaw•. "II is very liberal and positive. II alvn lhe SIUdcnt -a lot or c::hoice, .. Shapir~ annouccd. "his impOrtant that the tludmt gel a wtfl· rounded tduc:ution. •• A eommon charct against th< proposal is that it will "di1ute 10 the: erreclivc:nm of d.i ((rrent lludlcs. btin&in.s the levtl of ltaminc to a eommon d<nominator. Sbapiro c:oun1c:red this, sayina that '"the courses. can RiU be ri&ofous. aod sensitive to studenu who arr takin& science as a 1earniog experitncr.'' The biJ.I.C:" i).~we in impk:mcntation t.s lht breadth vc:rs;us depch balance. ~·here the number or courses in o ne an~a compc1es ~ith those spread o UI over se¥eral diffcrin' subject$. Current plans call (or all students tO be required to take one cour~ each In fl•< knoWiedi< areu. nnd two free: ct«civa chosen by the student. "A lot of people reel that there 'hould be more dcplh.'' Shapito com~t c:d. "but "'~ (~I that the e-•po.surc: coukl be rigorous." Ont soluttOn 10 the problem, .she c..<eplamcd • .,..as tf planncn wtte ''more: do"'" crQIIVt' in course plannint. h ).) a.n t,.;citinc ch~aoc.'t: 10 dc:vdop rnon cour~.. · _. The easiest problem 10 COTTC,"\;I i~ OOC O( ptr~pC10n. " Most people don't understand General Education. They just ~t the requirements... claimed Shapiro. "Thost who are against i1, just don·, und~ntand it. •• Sh e insis1cd thill .. you can still pursue your Own intC:f('$1... .,huhi c:larincd Lht: undergr:tdu:llt: position on 1hr Cie-nc:r:tl Education comn~iu~. ~yin& 1b111 "someone must ttmOVC' thr falacy about ttK rOle O( Chc ltudcnt in faculty rclltkm ... We vc not art\.ilbry. We arc then: h• make: .sure chat the unirtnil)' don thC'ir job. We-. taJ:St idta.s 1nd opinioM which are- onen C'Oftsidtnbk and cons.de1rd b)' cht rommiurr." 1960s. -<:-..~-·- Committee Chairman Peter Hare, range of subjecl maue" not directly the concern for Gc:neral...Edut'6UOA.--Jissociated with his major Ocld. Key sprang rrom a national concern 10 the dc:linjtjon.is writin:& ability that c olleses ate producina and a critical perspective.. aradUlltes who increasinaJy (()(\IS thtlr educadon oo technical Baker saw the ineoll<renee itl knowltcl&t: while sacriflcina a underpa_duate work as an artintial broad-based bad:around . Many, he division behn~aa \~.hat ht: called SOld, <o~Uidtred UB. with its lu "knowins" eourses-wbort the dls.tribution requinnt:nts, to be emphasis is on facts and particularly suspec.tible to this procedures-and 01 lhinklna" narrowing. courscs- tbaa require: lmq.ln11ion Original Chairman of t.he and creaJivity. Accordina to Jiaker, rommittO. NormaoiBaker said the ' students ••push eilhet buuon A or move "re·enlphasize s rhe button B. " and rarely attempt to imponana: or t.ht Humanidcs. but mcrae the awo inlo reaJ ..Jeamlna. irs primary purpose is not to salvage "It's the dicholomy that makes than." The movemmt , he added, courses Sttm Untdarcd." he s.aid . Is a blend of both traditional But Baker 11ressed that General theories on. Unde-randua te Ed~J53lioo should not be ronlidcred cduc:a~ion and ionovath·e t.hintina. an alttrn.ative or a 10COU.nlct·poinl .. Accordina 10 lhe comrniUM co a sa:udan's major. "I S« h as a chaired by Hart, an educated eomptim<utary thint." he said, -- puulna button1 A and 8 person on critic:ally analyu and &tnctallze: and h~ a arup on a IOieth~~" Other profusors and administrators have said tht University i.s a place ror mhancin& th< quality or social and persoqal lift, as wtUasa place whac kills are transmilled that keep machinery of soddy goina. A University, they acrec. ought to provide its students With some .scnsc of then world, u -.dl as the means 10 pcrpttuatc it. Former Faculty ~a1e Chairm.an Jonathan Rtkhert said, "Oeneral Education means breaking down the walls beiween department$ 10 establish a proaram lhat ts more . than a collection or oke courses .• , At UB, the aenerally educated person is seeo as bcina able to cririque it differently. He should be a challenarr • to accepted or recQgnized points of view and on intenopo<r of those who hold them, He: must have In his JIISJ), Rcic~ert said, the oommon body of knowledge from which all disciplines sprins, st> that thought is not as disjointed and Slrlated as oeehnolosY makes k appear. In this sense, some mastery or hisiO<Y and llli'llosoolu< is acen as vilaJ. but i.rs&ss Wiihouo the ability 10 pia<-< society in an historical and pltilosophieal C'Oftt<lCI.. A«<rdina to othc<rs, a scudeno most be introduced to 1 w$6e range of disd,plines, but .see more than their framework . A student who. for t..tamplc:, desfrc:s an introductioo to poyoholoa.y, should know in ~tical o<rms what a I>SY<lll>ioaist does, ,..her than the basic ren:os s.Kh u the function of the braiD. .. ·----...._~ ' The iDuoducdoo to many discipliner is Upoc:ted to ....,.. the ,.......,. educaled ......, aU fi<lds or thoualu are ln<erdtpeuclcnt, wblcll lrpmluned to be ~ lm.tiortaiu thaJo oaklna tbe ftn1 >lep Tn m.uterin& aU -lloOte fiOicls. �. Jf~~©ilm~~~©m Spectrum of intemotiono/ The nationol ond i e'leflls The truth I " about hunger in Africa t.dhtv) noll!!~ 11M {oJJoVttnq; t:Ot1fmetl1Jty 'V.:tS •ntiNl 'orum, by "'"""a/ mrm~ of 1~ African t ,p__, &rwp «mis'<ill,o; of UB M>d v><Juol• $Wt/onJs Un<f<rtl'odllill•l Vl.riom """'•pHI <~nd JNgi~W.CS in lhe \V~I hal-e. tn mcrn1 t lntn. been cxwe""8 1..., problom ol hu1"'".,. and famine In Africa an unpN!(lOOenuxl dtgrce '"'hlCh ~~ lhr. IICUiflUt!U u( the ctbd. HtlWever, there 10 n.ll!l$ a ccr1aln rornmoo tendency :among all the- mudin 1n ml.11repre.5e.n1 end di&~oN the nalltrtJ ur Afl"ica ' s tM0mjltlfJJ-Jli1MtcUltrly .u. lo thtlir rc:tl t1•u c C&tU1IO~ ._nd lhfl ntoa.ns 10 tkeir elimination. 111111 ner.tl'! to l>u wrrtK:Iml in 01"dc1' for llw Unhremol\y comrnun~y antJ ut1tftr' to il.r'n\le a! .- ~uml41 urwluncamllng or wh.,t es in\'Uh'Ud. Tod.-y. N)UOirk:.lt ur tho third WU11tJ are lmponm~ nM>I"(! Ihan 80 otUitoh loth u( fuud ~tr.1ttb. 197~ llmuuntl.t'6 10 10 ~" of their produd"'" tl ihc probAb4e ,.., o( S21J l>~llloo. and '"" lre>d uS 8"'"'"S dt-pendcnce Oft food tnlpOMJ tl WlllltM.Iifll. l..nu1 procktCtiOf\ \n Afnca I~ dt.•dint.'d from :;m AOOu.;tlfCnJ\VIh rate u( 2 6 ~~ fl 1M lttOOJ 10 J 4 porceut u1 the ltJiUs 1llere hn. lw-ett little ra•n In I;,~,. parb of Africa thb .vt>o.r, aeud 11~ Jpt'ctrt! of hunger tuutm l.;uog.c twf'r ta~t . t.nfllr,.l, <lntl !!ooutl11'.m Arrk::a_ lh tin- 5t'fliSIIIOMAI ~tyle ul lniln.)' \\'CSt(lr·n O"H!fl..1 n•port& i\•f ,....,, 1••1~ thnt hundrrds >Jrt' <~lr•·a~l.v d,vh\~ ul StuuaJdr .t11t.l oot11lCI"II l!I(.IIIHitl 'f'hi> l!i IKU tiiii.J)' lllal lht!l'ti l$" u ol tnllh in thtJ.M' I'CJJCJr"- tor f.:~n1im.• rs onor. ••p.Ain ~trikln~ Afric.'l Commentary Ac.-,.urdiru; 10 thdr report~. tiMJ tu1in came uf st-aM4ltion in the affmeU aN". .u-uo (IUI>Iicalion hQ dilmed lhol All of Afnca "' Mot"·ut8-iJ Ihe ""mht.ormtly ktw pmchtah-iay £JI J.-rtm~lk.. AfnetU't f'C"'--""' .agricu.lture'" 11nd. nouurnny ~. It~ ~nawor J~ in ·mo~lng capilnl ond 1ed11~ avoU.hlc 1o thcie Af~n COI.Mllrief a.o ..~ to tU\itla~ them tu ht•tlt'f' n,;plolt thcir ~sind t urut resouna • t.t othv.r \\'OnJt, what I• hctl\( ~ed is 1h:u tho aJ•ctu\le ho&w1cld•l1f( pea!C.3nl hu uf !I.O.t.!..teui\las. Hr. the ..PJVHI"C$Sh<e 'r"nntlr.' 1ht1 hcraldor nr thu ~Sotl-c~lh.~ 11f..'I"CCC1 nwulutk>n"-tr·llclort, ccm,roiJt.od irrlgatio'' · fc.rtllftut'1, hofobloide•, pc.&lia1de~ aod '"m1nu."'h· tiOOCJJ.• Wllh the lntr'O£fuct'on of no'" tochnology. produe:tlort would be increuod and honglll' would be bmi>hed (rom tho Afr1c;.an <:unhllt.'OI. OC\"Cr to ahuw lta; CUnlt.l~m·ti 1U the tltUSCU.nl h;~ ~ tu ..,,. 1'\lploOI.'ll by head-<!<> lilt' orgw>lttll 19J0> f't'\'OtuUon " ll'f ~~n mUutlon •• tm· lht• tria r.:.rn-.cr. and ..-otc fam\1 Nuw tn Afnc1 ther'e fJ uot 1 ..~ rounu':' P ea.N:ntll The ~rM!Ie ~· here~ \\hr!n whkh h.>• •n indu>lr1.11 bo110. inlcogr01ed "'•dllljl US Olrll"l!!ll• docid<!d lhal lbe CM)Iy nationafhr, for 1he m~nufaaurc of Lhtse w-..v to both control thr. j.pr~ad of goodi ortnputl 'JM tnputi. lht..TCfl.wt;, ha\C •eommun.J.Mn" and 10 opt'f'J a whole N!.W 10 be lmportad, •nd to import them the ntoarU. rur AXrleuliur~d tL.ocfmolog\• \"il.! 16 euunuy mutt tMve forelf.p'l rurnrnc:y ·1u incr<>•-"' lood produf'lon In Ihe lhlrd world. acqiJ1.ri! tid~ h mu~t 1)('(1ducc n.-wc ~~ AJ the f'"Uihrl3h1 toehol11r, John ~lng. r.rntt.li-.f'LH'h R• rouon, ooU~u , enola. e,, plained-: "The atr~o of the 'E.nt' \'CJ'SUS pt'"J»nlll ~t, s:islll. or tobacvo-I.K.'t~U&c tilt' wot•ld the 'Wciit; In A&l~ Ia, In pan , a racn· for prk:e is (Ore\'Cf" foiling. ~ i1 fUSull. lnnd n\W.I pt'Uductfun. tHee Is I IH~ •ymhol ~md bo lBkr.n out of tradhkluul luod p,rnin~ rn'(I(IUCtion, 1111tJ t f)om J"I.)Of IUU.'SI bU '"bsH,noc or II." However. thn "mh'Atlft s~ed~,,ha t is ih4! Q,\pundud on 1ho pruduCl11on 01 L"'ill"h "rops ao IHgh JlCSJMlnM' \'4t'tety UIHV,, cunnot be JUi to l mi!Qf't thu lnp~u• hll' nw.HSunm•.in~ tlw plaml!d by AJ\y po;tAnt, louur 'o reorp ~ rood prod\WIIon, \\'one ttllJ. this CloiOmlf 001)0':1\lkonte ror bumper hor.ul ,.., II KV '"'"'b wme ,.. pori of • '"">' p.cl.a&v. fOT lhem 10 inputs, the pria1 c7f whk:h al.w hot.I)I.M.'I\S I Q ,,. ~ng. rcsuh ~ in tho 8teen ro\l.CUiion tetually 8"~" 111ey ""JUim amtwlled votn ,.,,....,... So u.. in191kxl. lhe •wllcaliun uS fertlliJ;ers, pru<lucins .. price of b""'d ~~~"y <limb>, 1lle pc!Ople ~tici6ct:J ~nd h.trbk:ides_. ~nd ,r thr pmdllctloo Ia 10 be proli1able then Ibe-'<> 0\CJlluolly canno1 boy the brNd \hoy on whi.ch th•• whole eoterpri~ Is produce """"""' it .... booo !li'1Ced bc•.-ond unden•lten mutl be '"">' r.rp. TNs n><:ans <heir reach. 1\'e end "I' ""h '"" pa1hetk lhot led>oolu&Y-••Idun. mwlip4e plouj;ltt. parodo• o( a paor Afril..ll CW!ll I)' 114""'!1 a llonv•x•· lhruhon ond the ullimo1o <ymbol; surph"' o( ~oin ror- expnn. A> marketing e.llperu "'·~kJ wy, the internal ·fhe mmblne llon'tlller. • 1'hft scale or bwt!tlm<!OI InVolved """"" mlldtet ;. ..lllfl«l and. yol 11"' people •re lhAilhe tmllll pc!UIJ\1 (ormer C&IIOOI hope IU hU"8"Y· NIM:flhorc.s, tll<J prouure 10 >p.,.d 1he ' - " " " 1 "PI'08"""1vo fartncr ~( ""' ~!"""" """''*'" .,....,,.ft "'I'"''" Jtf'('("'"ft N•,olulion c:onHnUh l'l.~ntllt'i$1~•. 8tJ1 that t)o nut surprbtflA Uann~ .MJOJ.t!"SSfi..ill.~ 4nl'blormrd ~~ricuhur:.l productton in ~onh Anteric:;a lh~t nM""C:Nn.fulion \llld ~~ntic inQ.,.~~ m agl"'irufluraJ mnf19POI.JeS fom• h~d ''Zb 10 Jt''t:k the~ nt-\\ ruarket.a.. t·ron\ thtl rarf) 1960s~ a ~~~itk'{f thnbl ,:OOUjl -"•idaa,Hwil\0' me tAO. m t.:ubabcw.atKJn '' uh M;wcy-Frr,;\...nn h.u ,.l•l>losll<'<l llw- XiiOOI of A;:ne:Uhtnl Mectwnlt...ltion '" C :t•fu~ fur Sp;m~.JktOfC 1.-11n .\rnero ~u dooht h "onl.' 1 n\.mr:r of tmlft before AUt--h an llbti,uhOit IJ t.f1 up for t\lnc• 11ll!t coU:aiiUrulhln tlulb tM1l Ul\h ~ll'lltllo '"''' hc~tn rn..lntillnt'tl tn lfJM•illd lltr ~'ell ncatll\f; inscituuom "hk1t "m~kl .u.11u~(\ rc\'OiuHon tq lhu 'fhtrtl \\ Orld 1·\!tr.ll"dl t'$:1i Ul tht1 con~IUf'tux...- lkth\'1"'11 lU68 tf11tl l!t75. tnlcrnatkJOQI lltu ''':..."'"'" l11U1l1Jr or ~~ H t.!\rn hhet•u nun·dM...1llk.'WI allt'l't lllll\t":\ Sioout"l incrcaMtd hi!! IQIL~ UUbKI" ~ufth AI11H1iea rnl•ll lt-.)1 thllll !U ,,., L"t!J)I lu .lhHrt!-1 group thcJ 1 Jtlllt.:•llf' \\Otckmf( t.:I"\JliJJ it.-. liiC"Ifii K·rshJp Uilt fC!~\1•11\... lht· Whu~· whu ur 33 t>l"troen t til tvttal $11~: Julu\ Ut~n.··~ h\cf•c;a.secl fntm l6 tH'rt..1•ul w 2:i JX!l•'-'nl il.nO L..ena(h;~n • lmH•d multh\£1\IIIUII, liCit.\ 7(. Jlr''l."'t.!HI Of ;u; OJg.rlt;uiiUPOII Rl;tC'hlnNI. OUltudt• ~Ut1h An'!,mC.L 1lw! ~UPI~U'nll\ ltt.'uln~l l lflit('(J ~'iltiun,.· •S'!'lC.W l\t\tl •bo btorrn f'f'C'nlllt.'CI tu M.. >•c·y· ft•r,:u scm, lhO l)f"OrllOI«' lhl"' dri\ ~ 'o Jprtatl nwt'hantl.illiOJJ 11\e f"ilnu Mechlmiuhon \\'01--l.trt'l{ Graul• '~ith.in 'he UN ttiOd atMI AKtiU.du.rr.ll Orpni~tion tt·Au' hat •nll.lf\8 •b mc•ubt.'ft Catcrpililr ,.....,.or .lohn Oot>n>. t'bt. furo Mplor Company, M••~y·tcr~u.won. and Mii5Ul • • Sioc:e !llL"Chani»llotl abo 11\C<ln.) fuel, the glom oil mon<>i>OII<.., Bnll•ll Pl>lrolcum and Shell are abo mamhon of the workbl8 t'~f'llltt! tht.• llSI' Ol Chl"llllti.l JX!"llctek'$ \\'hhin ft.\U H•(•n• ~~ .~·cl e.''"' llltulht>r Hora..mA lht.• c hunut:!o1l tntltll;tt•lnA-UASt- tiU\ ur 1 Bu••tkn. UdJI;oh l'l'lr olr-um. Clliii•C..~4K\ . c.:.''"'''oernld tML Uonclu.l. lkllft•itJH·I..iiKOd.c, lntt..erilll l' hc!lik.' al lltdu~trln, tJttU!ftb. Mf!J"'CL., P'luiHJb. Sarvt<l~ bt~ll , Milurtcr omd ahe \\'e.l&oon"M1 roundltkMt ntus "e ~ .....tt.MtiOn '" "h1Ch flt;.l;.,r "arid nll'dl.1 ln ~ICf\l~hl(e; Af~ • luotJ problems aud IIUibutlr~ lhe.nl ahnu...t r,du:~n~~v to -pnnUit\e Afrie<a1l Jlf'..l""llf niOihocb," ~'"'~"'"' •nwkl <lpii1Ul 11><'\ •ho ""' 1hc >1"6" for the forth<..- ~"''"'"'""'" uf 1he. mnt.inrnt In pruf'il·huut;ry \\~lton• ilf.Crii."U.h.ural and related nllfJoOOt~l~t~ "tbch penutra1to1l i'- J' \\ e h:a\ t! outl hw·U illxnct)-'iU lco\Jt v,;anl,v lht• '-"if"M.' ul tht• luud -c,oft~ OI' p.q.11- �i I .jl@,~@jidill,®;~@ID I ~u.gabe softens Marxist to~e to 'talk.money' during US visit ~ b y Jo~ph Zlnple more Koriow loo'- at his b1ack m:Jjority b"'\'e1"1')11Kmt. MugaiHl. In hht New York City :address. noted. ''\VarHmu Gn•"'t thit"-ln uow 11t.-eft1 wi11tn,; lo ~tend wc:h p..onerushy. ill le.a-.1 not durin~ Mug.tbe'• "''11, llv• our ..,.,._, kH1j! lh-e uur ot"'QIIe," lkJIMort "e; ,\l,'f!'tbe proc:Lllmod. while odd"'"'"' 0 rolly o1. bl.xl< Americans In ,.,., >1r<e11 of llfl1<•11. tltlli pat! A ~ - ; ~lupbe's '1>-i!il IO ,..., Unhod 540101 \ \'I. his nnit ~ hcwming the Prl.o1e Minisler of the African nallon of t: Zimbabwe-fomerly lllloclcsia. ;. ~'o the th under of 151 Unil«< Nation CUt\1 dc~lkM\1 • pplauding, Muphe per.onAIIy led the Zontb•b" e;an ~ ti<Jiepllon lo iu Cenrral A""""l~y ..,.,. Ml'f!'tbO lttKI tra''ded to ahe United Sc•aes 1o speak OOfbrr tho UN• .:and w meet wilh mentiW'f"S oft he US Cot~ and Prelldrnl Jintmy l}I"'noUJK:(!tn Cnb t:hould 001 ~ laken out or 00111(l)ol in.~ lfnte.* ~ht@OO acknow~cd. tholl " IUie his vertono:~l corunulibcnl 10 iOclaJi:sm \\~ a.t odds ~hh the me1hods or Mug.100 nccdJ i.i e;trmal"L.cd for ahe ~~·ulli1g or .IOrllO Z$0,000 dliurl:l .s.till r"•hlg ootMdc •Loot! ~ Car1m- 011 lh~ IQpiC U( •id IUl(l MSSbtanc;e fur the UCio\l}' •ndepeh<lerll Afric::ln n.,tioo. In h•_. ·~·ch. MUg;.be ckh,-ercd a nlO\·io« OMX:OUnl of' the alr"UQ;Jc of tho Zhnh"IJ\'~>COln pc;opJe. \l ~be·s \ts.il wa~. in polM, an tf(QI1 ICJ aoluhfv lhb ~I suppon be t-.-.tl n'Ct-l\~1 from nUut.) itof:!I()1\Cflb· ~,·,ahin the UuitLod St.a~ d uril'lf( hbo t•n ~·1:.-.r hld4•tJ'I'Iltk."I'IQ! ""' U\10 e«,utcrPW fo\.lndatWn~ Ahl\tJ\If(h m.ul.) Antt•rirlu\i l"'~nlu.'tl the legilirMcy or Mu~tJe·~ cftot•t w , •.,.,,,hll~th llklioril,v rule 1r'l Rhoc.:&cll.i.a, they \\ l'N' ht~-silulll to .)llppurt hhu bcc:n&MJ ot Mug>~l>c'!o ~ '"''·.d.:n·1oanin~ I ht:y l !•:u-etl l'l Mu~ht... .. rull'tl Zin\llat.mtJ wuuld IN •t:un ~t• " Sm •t•t .ttl) 1\ lllt(OIItc l"lin(OI't'UCI lfle$(! lJuht.•fs hy acx'f!IJ i iH~ M it.!l .1ld "uti IU'I''U'h h\K \l~t'o\bl *' t'ht•mric, S.m:u l.wcunrfntt the 1•rlmf• Mlul"'lttr ul Zhnlmbwt•. t\IUWthtl has ~t)nrwd hi,; Mill':\l:il tunt: nml nuwv ui'L' rtuw UJ" In~ •• rn.any he ,,.,as requesting help from. he ernpiW~$1z.ed hun\o:ln '"""" >hould toke precedence "'er poiHic.ll pllilosoph.... ~tely in need o( forei6n g~ance aM fn\'nln..em. Mug,abe ~me to ""laJl. nMWaey... If AoM:f"lans "'~nted to Jet" a Zimbabwe on the .rooK~ lo c:.letl~ they \\Otdd h.J\'f' 10 4 n,., JUOI''C)' which tlntb<.b\\C 11~ lJ fe~JtM"t~ 10 l~~e hvu-a.nd-:a.fQJf lo lhret mUhon diss)bcod pctnOOS intklc llf ooun1ry "'v.t :dso n11..1St he While in \\'.u:hh~on, Mugoaba m:tucsted t-'u:sidem Cnrtd" ,,..,.,led Analysis to lnlposo sane:dun~ on the ntlnonay ~me in SUluh Afnc;~-~ nation CXJI\SK'Ir:rul 10 be atnung 1he wvrkrs "'01"5C \ MJbtun ot human n#llf l.lO.~ f"~ere \n I~ \\Urld. Soulh African "hit\! n•inuri'Y gU\emment. d•hgcnd~ ttnfun:::es till!' rad'l polk-y of OJ&»rthcld un tiS blacl. nw.,uril~ . _ Ai1hqugh Mupltt• 0. •li.&nletr\c•lly op-'<1 to 0,., l>lri~~ntc Mug,_,IJC ;,pproochod t:ungress aslJn,g [or S3SO miUJon 10 Aid lmmcc.fl.:stely, $.S biUion in long-term assi.5Hu..-v. Afu....- emllt.inf( lhe Congrt!u. Mug;abe Wt!'l11 bufure lhc Amt!t-k:;m h41.)ir'lcD aJmmonity and ~id Zimb.l:IJ:"c WO$ open IO invClltmcnt ln .limbolbwe·~ rinn 18 months of indt•pendmw:e. i~ hlu rect-"'wd S 1QO 111illion in lu.lns .and grams frun1the US Go\'t.'nUtlCOt. \llnl <~~lcr t•"'•h•r \\ Uulh.:. he adniib ll\:81 hb W..clr. n..11iun i.s w t"C~UI'IOmiColfl\ tk."tl to h. thai il RIUSI IUo.ll.e gwtdctl .uwl l(l.•duoal rc._-cm-.:hment in lJ•·c<alr.u~ n·laliom... \\h..n~o~ .. lrr.t:tlb~ \\Q.:thlt.gtoniU\Jmah,.)ll th&!C.Ilttgldlionu• ,1 1\'I}C.U''Ietl .soo '"'hill' Hhudo.l.a.l n.lllon.._ls would bampt•t• tu~ .,ffun IU cstahbsh" Hlldtll-ac~:•l n:.tiou, \h~thc ~ld ht• \\ttultl du \\h;lu.• wr ht• t:oultJ to Integrate l iM• '"' ' ""~ intu theM\\ rtnancc ~ · ~\plal:ncd Mug-be. ~~~~h:::t~h~~~:,,::._~:~~~~yn?.:'~~..~~~~;~:~~~~~~~: u.-nc-tl relruUdtng-~mbahwc IJ\.-cn I lo into . t pruchJCtl\'(• tltllkm, fl"t.>e from lhU~hn•al Of in1emaJ e<,'ClllOntiC ~·ll,tp:W, A lllwtin nouf l ht•l\nt(lu-r\murie~mveacco\cr·mn~ml~ilS , \~\Urn mllhUll' hJad pl'tlptJS.(!d OIS)iSI~U'M:I' tn tlw the l\\ 0 m·l~hhul'lkMJtl ul Sl h tlliun. n.e ~OCICI' Q Jid rvr II)UMl \\hO \\,rill IO"~~.I\'C• he :,;1hl ~,:nod :~.~!~:.~~;Jc~~~~~~~;·~~~~~~ ;~~~~~:~ \~"~~111.~=~~~'1'11~1:~~:l~~~: Alu~•bl•.utd hiJ bi.Jck ma)\wity gmCI'UI11t'lll flu ;'ttpllt.-d, '"ti\IU uuo 1,. wu 110 pl.ll.., ; 11 ZlmhJh''t' tur Wotl... am.l th.at ltc M nu\lltl hdl) \Vnllto luu l :1 ~~~·" hunliJ c1Mmh1·m. IJ\JI ncilher l ht•l.'nitod Sllllr'"'- ' - " _ " · - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- AJAMA .PAR - Wed. Nov. 19th 9 pm DRESS CODE Pajamas, togas, robes, shorts (boxers), anything. • Pajama ·Contest Rules 1) None; 2) (anythjng acceptable) hewever-managernent does ask tha t you keep your P.J . Bottoms on (most of the time). --- AWARDS FOR Most Original Most Comfortable Most Provocative - .. at Pizza·Hut MONDAY-THURSDAY 2PM-4PM Buy one beer, get one fi:K with the purchase of any food Item. • ' Only lor eat·ln c;,stomers with college 1 .. o. ~J Get happy! Two HOurs of happiness for the price of one. Weor p,o..,-P.,JAMAS or anything clo.e to It and recel'~>e two FREE drlnb-Your c hoice of wine, mixed drfnb ort drtift beer. P. .J. BOTTOMS ...........,"....... ..,....,. Fdt:JD • JIDDZE: IIDDGIE ,.,,. _.. ....... ,------------ rlp t · - · - - 1 I I I · Soft Contact Lenses only $59 u.a. ~ with this -coupon you get. SOFT CONTACT LE~SES FOR ONLY piUa • pelr of (from sel«~ style$) B4lffelo Con~ct lAna Group . .2777 'SMrlciM-Drin 834-4338 $59 Choose from: Bausch _& lomb • A,O. Soft • Hydrocurve WITH THIS COUPON optal qiMflty _ ._ , 2666 Mlllerapon Hwy. Getzville . 888·6701 3901 Sheridan Drive, Amherat · 839·21 09 Selley Avenue, Amhwat - 832-1210 plUs a pair of optical quality sunglasses! Price lndu~ LWI-; Cold Sterillu11on kit; 90 Dey Money Bklt GueteniM; Cerrtin11'CaM; 3 Month s.mc.Conlnle\; Solutlona for Cleenlng end Sterilizing - . ' (Profa:slolllll Flttflw FH: SJS) BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AT . BUFFALO CON1ACT LENS GROUP 2777 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 --, �~~~~-~~~-©~_ID_~_o~ __@_~----------------------~1~ Mugabe in Zimbabwe; stabil _ _ . b y Alan C. Keeb le '"'OI'dl is tun1 to bat our plt...-slwn.. '""""' I• room ""II lOO. OOO to f"' '""new "'..rybody 111 aodely TOO.y, white or bllcl, we ar~ •II z.,nl»bweans.. With these ... on~., ftllr'j)IV(...m \l•n.lst ond Alnoan notloooll>t numbc'""' o•·•r 10 inlllkltl •omorrucs. Though a Brlllth colony. RhocleW hid 1lmo<1 aU the bcntftto nf .etf.rulo •• IIley det:lcd !heir flOOd poh:ntial ror '"'""' gowth Ute thr tgath,.. Kho~Jc.s;;~a·• epanhckt In I~GS \\'llh London lrying lu rre~u e _.n mdc:pttndent A(ncan ntected lo power lut March ln On• n•l,rt~nlothe 11\'th, 'lod Mug~,bc hltt !KJ fl<lr l.imbab,,•e·.i bespitf! hi& r.lf't'tlcm. l\lar.Usm, cre:llc rl u Jtablt fH·o· \\'c5olcrn t!<fH!tlh v fur oo Ute lt'tltl I;U\'P.f'llOU'"Ilt: mtM~ d l1 hl<~ o~ and " 1h11e .md 4\IIIUI'IJI'isu "Y5Iutn, anti \\' hh ,mwnual uf bL-'tltlrllhlt; unt• lh~ ul 1\lrica's leotrling rcpubli(!j , Analysis V"'-""'" '""" II'UI'Id publit opinion dt~clarrd Khoctusla a SO\'t-mlgn tlol.'l ll' rht ttni1f'tl Nltlunto L'tJI'tti4'1UII'f'd thi• Ulcf(nl W>lz.Urt\ Uf tr•tlcfJC•Odt•na• • ntl. c:ouplad whh lhi1 Whih.l nllnoriiiCJO' t$\l)lohatiO.Jl o( tho tHII I\'t1 mnjo•·hy , reftt!iod ~lplowotl c rooognltlon. 111e l iN C\'tffl plbr.od tr:ulo tlmhargoo-" upon "l hu tl u ll~nt while u·Ux:." Ot:tpilc HhcHto1 h1 ~ ~ l!HI' \' I\'ad - du(• tU\Udcs M!ihUI~r farm~! who wut- uiJI't unt• of lh~ nl:t51Lttn11nd• bcdunc:J l h~o· prt"'flOS'od Kntl$tt-Aincan r-oallrood It• IHI\1' I Ull from ColpciO\''" lu -\l4'.\i10dt•i.a. plans lor tlw r111l !1'\~h·n • \\t•n.• nrappt•d "hen (.. •anlloln tUiclOI.il P\1\.Utll.iOil hlud.t•tJ Hlt· ";n hui lhf' dl~\'er\ ul ,h.Hl~~ hr•uu+(hl Jlt'Off\utcnt,. tu HltcK.. ~ nf..-c fulkmc"ll h\ AniUIJ p,mups q( wtute filrmen and A$oUI1 :.tlll)llir.er'~ Nau~•· tnbclntc_u tlw•u~\ t1tll lf'C':hntcall:; rmck ~l.1\1'tl "L'n+I~IO\\orL.furt.ht...1 \\IUh• tuk-n. IU pa~ ~al Ia-''""' bt•ttluotll.) lhr "•ulc htm.,,... mjm• U\\IU' Iil .uul hu~•nt!&•nu·n rif'\ ttluped tf11U ;,j WC"IIIlh,\ ""M!n upp••t'Cl"'" "'"' et.Jilu.ohd.t~ pon••r and u..._.. , 'n1h'tJ thtOUfth • ~ ••mnw.nt ~UPJlOf1utl r..et..~ plhr,\ ul iiiJ.,Mhricl I ntk-1' Rhodetiia's ~P.11'1hniiJ lht't't' \\ ,tl> t-<jLJ.aLI,\ anJ de:nwc:r~cy (OI' III•• IIIIIM.Jrii,Y I' Uhllg da~s. \\hCk! lht• hi~" '\lfld\."f"clll~"' hud $lrt\:t lf•.:u \'I .md !i.CICJal runt rol plut rtn inff·rtUt Jlil." ;.calu. In ls-:Y. liM! while ru lrr!i mn ln l v lh nlr 111onupoly on power, the Ponce and· :.nuy. 1uut to the nation's va lu<~hk• nm)(.'J"al reJou i'Ce!4, ~l •r•f*l "' ughe wa.> oo,,, ut IU!.t to a IH)Or JutM)rt>r of thcl..lmb.abwean m•uorhv Mll5hona u·thr RAI~rd 11 Ou.holk:. ht• 111lt!tHim1 C'lntrch !fchoolt and ,., t1nlU.tU} ~traduaHiofl fran. 1 ~uth t\lnc.an l'lll\trsHy tu lJc:a,uw a tt·otrt'k'r 10 hb fl.at•, ... Rhoc:~ M~t>eearl~ on lHQITW\U\Uht.:d to tht> INllttl)n.lli,.:m f'\0\f'lllf'nl and •IJI"II h\C"I' 10 \Nrl m l<*n Snmth IWiliOI'J Jur In~ lilt.1t\,&J~ Mt<'r lllt!tol( n•k.,).)C(I tn 19;" Mu~bt- tool. ,.,ik~ m nt"JitfthortnA Mo-umh~ut" "hen•. uodef' Olin.·;o,--'VJlflPrlc.od \1.4n.l,:t ~klcnt Silmnf.J MiW"hN lw- 1-"" 11-.;t•ttwr hn lr\Sl gt.. onll• """' In· I!Ji6 fell-•'' llnd lA \I ' •11-..•d ~t ...... r "' tth r~km.:. li ...t J~hu~ '~u•'•• hh. 7.1nllwt.h" .. ~' " ,...... ,.,-..·~ "'"'tlhtth.H\I'Irv t\ntl\' tht-..:t \~\i:h.od in /,.•.uuh~.. "'-ct torOuocl the rnajtul\hodt!Mt4n IIJ'I)I)JfllOtl. ltW r'iJI1'104tr ..,.. ,nl lhf' n\U \Hir. :.nually IN",;uu h~ tndtliXIIICICttl f iiCHOilJI Ill IU7Z, ,,._., bcluf( ro11l(hl hj ~ 011UOIId;Uecl tl:t l itiiUIIiM l rtUll "J:..'llll!lll RhuclftJhitl fll:t" ' ut pruluti.Jihly An#,IU·J\mer•c•n N!"ul;,"'· Sauted ln the rural dl, ided I.H."h' ecu lham natrun.•h~l littpi)Of1 ilrtSa~>-lhf! IUII'hc~ '11w· 1mt1 uJ ilp.1MheKJ hlll bnng: ,n rnd to ttllt'nt.Jitunal tr.u.le •;1nr1ion"' agoun~l ahe. Arnciln lh~ h· Atug:aht:'.J 1..ANt I wol. ill s uqn•liins.t .57, Jo.sh w1 N~mo~, p.11rt.\ \\UI1 zO, ~md , tiP~pt141 ht0:1\,\' rmjor cilics \\ere tlC\'et· arrc.octcd-thc w)Jr took un 15illeCI~ or a liddhional l(ucrUla 5l f""6Sie Wilh h iHmd·nm rilldti :mel au:tcl.,s on It "'"S white~wm..-d bccondng o ut).h'-' "'UPt'ln1 . MUWI'UWU J;illltt'l.t ot\1\ · lhl'f<e 1'1\t•l'tj \HJI'• .,h. (JIIH'1 t\£1;~11 fJl:lt'~ittJi, tUUMI.v 111114~' Ull u t I>''DPI!rl\ . hK:I't:a.sm,£1~ nnt1u11 furulgn lf't'hnnln"' . 1n clmll n ~ al(n c ultural supJ>I)rl CfHblrut"IIUI I l'iltllllllMtl11 and Jrm:r. 1,. ilfJ\\ IW.t+l.thl•• on l h~ upco rrn~r\.c•« (Jrag un hoar dllcl c Mi'lf'.\biS l rnm 111•1 rn·· y t:a rs ai-ul with thr PtnrtoUt• ft 'UIU Whh:h (~ fled Ul ~mil illld l':lf.:l•rly ,,.,inS( orrered lht• Urth~l h n\'(' ollrt:Ad V SCIII Zimh<tbWtl311S and Rhodesi::tn1 buth onv !-lUI\"' 11111 11 111'\ odd 11nd 1hc: n t: \\ \.Vf111lf'I'U I I'IU'fl uf M uf.(:,hu'~ tirod of coonlct, lh4! two ~idC) /Jmho.h\·, «rtn iii' III V, u. sucatwful d~'Citlt!d to rrw.cl fur :•rhhrmlon 10 .. pnx:lttlm,·ll ~larl_l~m \\ttt'ff wun ~uulled I h n Co lhollc ' '-'"dnr flulon nr tho\\ luto iihodusian itml) ~t.ih10 thoi,. dilfef'e.llCC:i', o'l ll\i t iW fltllrtnltC t'ront ill C:OrrPnth U1111JN'rt'tJ 1'11~ ttk"(ji(IA_\1 UIHII' h h1 ,'hn lin1 illlumpt ~~ n'3iodly rule, with the ,;ul do.~net: of thu Krhis.h. tJ iet:IIOfl IU .WIIU'II\Inft calh•d 1~1itll( tr.unt:d w11h th,. I'N:tp Or li1,1i1h uflia>n ,, .. , In 197~ Utldcr M(•lhodlb "'~'hl'~tH•m Sud~tlt~m · '" hlcl1 ~ ZANlt \lu~llf' ha' ur~utled.htu.• Rf'\'t"rttud Al wl 1 . Mu~unm•• a.&.~c:dalt• rcfcr•·••tl tu ar ..halh"lh rrc!tmdlhuiun \~llh ahe "hhr ll'fii\\P.fon S\\•<vib,h ~~ drn)O('f"it~ Uowc,·nr. while lh\5 gnYPrnmcnl lli'Jt>UiaUon ;end lltl.s aaivcl> ,.. urlt:..'tJ ' was popular \\ ith the Bl'itbh ancl :md t11o'• \ugmla\la IU" anls lho t"ltnlln~tiOn or harl:l South A(ric;ms. il was .M"C11 il!l oon ~o nM~ n .. tiunau,~uiun wot.• ''"'~ltr1p 1•.-n uf ''"" r~.1~ns tan" re1,r~sen t ath e. b\ nhul lntllM'llt.IWt\ Colllf'd fOt t\\0..1» In ZlrnbabwcoM aotl uW Pillrioue .,~IUI'C a1KJ nt"'thCN'\4' \lu~IJ4• (.'OOI"'Inl.r- ol!ll llll" otd rullntt cb$s 1 md H~ot•u \H'illth are flt'etied rnr •s bJ\hlt( for \\'r.&tf't'1l io.Ju!l> t(J hu\ trom I~ rourd 1~ clectitllb and subihh bu1 larEtW" tr,te'IS of lind rrucu \\hHf' monf'lt.an t1"1lnC"d IU M.'C."'(91iU ll MilO,\ ,,..._vnnllaiton b "bo ,Mn Of lhl'lt"'\\00 ~hu.un ·,, a a,. a BrtiL\h m .. •w•l' .Jt.ri ltl hulld a "' ~h-nt ul ~lf\ttr1t ~uhu~ lb\h~ it·.uif;'f"• nalurt: J)UVfWI \h~tw IJ ~ tnlll' poJXIb~ lht• ~t•rnntt'f'll a11ld In blt\C\. \\flh lh.,•thrc.al tll n-;.r tt1un•inp. ooloort«l k•;orl<>< 193 P""'"'l ol lhr 8nt:un st"'')pNI10 Win dl~""'-\h''(j JI''•U•aUI (.. t'llll"'"& hi nll'tiH UM• tl\i HJI" \h.MlU'efl\.' 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C'UUIIIr\ mM"' tin tl ..• af~nted 8n1on l.OI"t.. ~nlb ots ph r ticaht~ i ndaliim and fNIIf"nl 1o ~l"Ul_v • tu IM.\ I ht• t\M' &U\Tn\Of' \\hilt- i1 IW"\\ c:OrbliiUIIfM\ """"' \\l''lllt.'O .sntl ~~ \\ef'C t.Jntl"'llth4• "'" J}nAI'\Jt• '"'"' t »" hunUIJ11fiH'I~nttm h4it he,:un tr.tn:6tornatiflil\ -.1 ., 1\.lhon on th.! pl41tUW'd UN'\VC"'l"'fi l ' lw-allh t'ill"'' UH .Uf lOt~ ~n.,,. anti ftU\'t'nlt1lCf11 II b hrfh."''-"-1 lh.tt \l o~l•· "'II \t'I'P' uf .a~~\ r•c1.1J ~dUIKNJ 111 .IJI -,,IJw•il UJ\CtH101110-f.t\li"'\(ul fYIK.HWhLt' tiM• rtiiUtl\j( tiKh.Nt\ fof'ct's .tgN"t'(1 tu a cea~:fn'f" aM o1 hnl lhf• J'M11tUI,)rt~ ' rthJO'Ihh• lfl"'lbiJ'"fUU!o, anti t t;ahh• fuum:• ''II C"UIU•lihatfUH ~ ;1 ' ' \t'Jo ;,,.- un !xlulh Alnc-.t dlnU111Un\,'1llfW~ . hUift\t•HtUIII\ 1111 p~tdt.1tnN\laf') den~ tU.a~ fw lclt:fll lhou the w<t.r aJUid i., 0,1 tht• l!n~~oh~h .1.>ttc·m• I h•• ' '"'" _.,n c•nlfHI\.'fll •~ h1•"'t1:tUI h\ Ont••nUin•<Jfl(!.;\'U h' hA.\ l.(l ur 11!UiO >f•.-.t,; ~Ui:lt'..ll"!lf>('d U.t whiU~ In ''"' M aroh ~II'M.un!O l;m ~mtth '!f Rhnch~hm t·r.mt llw .,~·ruhfllot tMtt\ l'r' .md turo MtJ~ I w• o,J\ tt l\lt\1,..•11 tnUl'!l lk• lakt•ll IIIIU 'M~·-r,o~liltt'-> ol t.'fituH I J)fl'1'1y.. '''01\ all 1hr \\'hu•~ ~·ab l'h(t a'l!mainm~ tiO M·M- wt•t'\.' (ju Cit•ndwtl t'l'\.itKIIII,I' ''orl. '''1111 t>l•neun~l 1 h~ f1,.,. c nlclllrl"'t: ~y~t ('" l 1> III'L>tlt•tl lUI' I h t• S.U. B. Concerts ..~ ''· . ; . ' NOVEMBER 22nd In the new gym at BUFF. STATE StliUTHSID£ JOHNNY and tht ASBURY JUKES Pick up Schedule of Classes and Course Request. Form at Squire and Fronzcak accroding to the following schedule: 319 SQUIRE lo at I w u ftHtr&.h /Jml,.•h\\ •· h~ ~ .a f(f'lm l !•lh"IUial .:1' II WOI1(1 ' '-'H'(IIII"'' . tpj)f'O\ ('ri Tl~ parlJa.utCUI , L-tt'('l,.,j PRE-REGISTRATION FOR SPRING ' 81 BEGINS NOVEMBER 18th DATE Tickets ss with 1.0. 57 for friends 200 FRONCZAK TUESDAY. Dec. 9th In the Social Hall Fres!'lmen 9:00- 12:30 Juniors 1 :00 - 4 :30 Tuesday, Nov. 18 Seniors 9 :00 - 12:30 Sophomores 1 :00 - 4 :30 soN or mFF t910Tou f~ Dirty Looks Wedne_aday, Nov. 19 Sophomores 9-:0 0- 12:30 Seniors 1 :00 - 4:30 Juniors Freshmen ·9:00 - 1 2:30 1:00 ~ 4 :30 Joe " King carasco·· Any Trouble Equators Thursday, Nov. 20 Anyone Friday. Nov. 21 nm Pole Toad Buffalo's Bjggost New If you ere not currently registerer£ or are ch8{1ging divisions, report first to Hayes 8, Door lilo. 4. · Continuing ··Graduate and matriculated' MFC students· will receive materials by mail. Those Wl$hing~to register in person may do so Btany time. 1 ~ re ! ._ ; ! 10 the runl • .-en \fl1.et'e lbe 3 P"'l'IIN:IIon b. T"" llnrtcd Scates i ami ( ort"oll ftril;un ....~.., p:rornbied i Dnf! bOtion dollar'$ "orth of~o lhllUfttl due lo Wes-lern panmo.a 1wards Mar:(iim. unh 100 m"hon ol lh•• ht-» .alar been.p..Aranteed 1\ hh MI.Wll"'• modenno opprooch omd til<" QlflteuuOO 1o1abtlit.~· ol t.uuh~h\\ f' then~ '" lnert:hed no\\ Hll!lr du.sot\ •rlg empire, but "1th 1hb Zlrub3bwo. the e.\·Ut1tlsh l'Ukuw Ul Suuth H.hoctetu.t. \Vft~ foUIU.k'tt ,;\ lhr IYih Century hy Cecil KhtKI"" lui \\ ''h 1he D\it \\JrO\m", investment Sut h> 1h~ t96Ch 1hc lJ.rhl5h he~ l......t 001 only wllh thclmll>lemo ol '"•lion ur the t'Oiunv. fnn Smilh. 1tw• t oloninl go\eror;r, un1hncraHy Zimh~bwr h.ts a 1ft ll#f('Ukure and nW1i~ will a,;.ain """'"'"II"' of """""""hip In Commonweahh and 11s 7.-amb.tMt African Nallon.al Ur\.lC:lt'l 0\Cr" ·hcirnulJ;I,V 11W" economy nr own porli.._.,t • nd appo!nt...t their OWn ~UI,mor, whlloo NV'"~; oronom"' •uppotl \\U lrilnlflll: or MU\le for lnawporalioo i.nto errldent world was eJtlm11ed aa while the uaoive• Robet1 Mu~~ prepared the IUlUt\1 ror Ihe new Ahic:an A!pubiK' uf Zimbal.f\\ e ~IUSJbe. • """""' r.olhollr .,ld t!~·sc hool 1ro1chPr, .an(J h i • IZANlJJ to troubled Africanbusi~tJ\e\ Iandi~ populal~on Wa\'e Dance Party Tickets S3.50 w ith 1.0 . SS.SO All others Tickets for all events are available at: SQuire Hall Tlcltet Office Buff. State Ticket Office All Tlcketron Lacatlbns ~~~--~--------------------~-------------------~ �~ [Jf®;~©Sim®.ti©ID !Hunger. I orlolt In thr nrst pl...,. wllh IIICMl """"'""'"'•Jon ,;i fo~ interc111 In return for • ,.., of ogriwlture is big pleceoflheKtloo. , mooey for lhe o s r i - monopolies. II • ~ prteoS ~~;o.., fallen, the JUte"" can tum out to be quite expomh-e for the e.dlurttd lhe peuont 10 .,.....,._ Mrlcan country imponlng It, If that country mun.ao that the~ quontity would at hal not gh"'" ~te anidc:nlooo to the ~ ...... Up for lhe SllonfoU In l roal Q>lt imolved and .-..eel lhe ret.>ti\1! To .........., tlw tbio hoppent, o humber of :: •dvant"'l" of wing Olhur for Mrbn oountlieo hove puoec.~ tow. whidT ....: increasing the producllvity In agricultUre.' rt.oquire peaaanbl to grow mrnllnum ucre.1~ ~ \'OIIMOdernJ%atiooperaJhCU OIWCrtotho · or COitJ_.. crops or ebc they have simply c P'-d problem of food In Mrlco1 Wo will h~ IUCI whlc:h In tho IH>d hao the polna out i.n this connection th.ar -'Vfior to -.ante etTDC:.t.. ! ill..., I -rammss. ""''hod> tho .......... or thu ...... trade and. later, mkmlutlon which brought "llh it money to•eo. rrOni"8 and pl;ontatlono-1....., b more than eflCJU#1 ~ideoce to defuorbtroue that Africa prodUCt!d """"'t!• nmritiow foud to maintain 'm e~~ndlng vovutation. IJ.1ning pcrloci!; ltnmcdhtt.ely foUuwinf( auch naHJrotl c:alomhb ... t1ood~ ur drought 1'ho$c t.IIJ.aJIC-n caused periodic ramtncs In Af~ hut under coJoN.tlisn' th11 dmerlorout!d tu l>«:on"' dtronit: h'"'4!or. inliiC.,....uff&'p<,ltw.. ol.. lnoenonoiun or tho llrilblo !with ohc lnti"Odooioo u( '""""' ~rowing Of\ a t.arge sca~t ~hdl up5e1 thl! h.-l.u'ICe of the pea50nt1' tli~Ut: anti comp;ari5i0n \\llh eartv ucx:oun11 i hO\"t thci'C wo.s onceo 111uc:h ,;r'C0.1tor ''Arif:ty or ltlf(umc~~o umJ fl'uit.!t. 'llu.s hnpusltion uf u Nf'h•ty uf laACS, fnduc:Jing the poU :~ntl hul UIACI cJutit\g for ennljlle. - - of lhio IJn4 on 1u...gow ClOiton ln Upper Votta. led to tho pNilnli bnV>s to atop 81'0'' ing 1hcJr8um and mlUec, 11\Mr tr~dfcionaJ foods. b<.'CIIulie the Jjlontq_,ln tiWJ ........-y b lhurt. They 'Tepllced lhnt«t groins by J(I'Owlng ca~s.av:.. ln 11\o.nrat plocc. c;a5501va is vh·1u1lly 'all carbuhyt.l.ratl!, Soormdly, il i! knowntu w ntain a chemk:.althut »U.VPretSCS thu thyrvld gtand't 4bility w obtorb ~ ond tt ..... r...-e.U; a direct CIUIC or endo!mlo l(llitcr So tho oondllion or tho pcuonlry .......... lle181onteo, both economically and in termli of heJJth. It haa \N.'(!n claimed that a maJor' cawe or i\ft'iciJ 't tUtrvnliun il tho JIOMt!how pcu.ilnt.J lluu. P~ru: h rite or an African petit antJ•b,turnM.ortiate.. Sllhcll:m M:tli W35 once lhc h~dbiiSkt;!t or alllr,;ca~aot theoont1ne:n t, ACterookmi~n.g bourjjOOIJ;i<! ho• n>Ode tho contlition o( the .......ntry """" ._.., wretchod. Ap;u1 from worken.thepeuantat~rhyfoartheArpt hurden (or t.be weU·bt...-iOf( the (C\V in or r"w motcriol> Africa and for oupplying choop 1u Ihe muhinalioNIJ cutuJ)Unkfj,. Pood p,Vbleauo Yt1. when lhe world swkx!t tor peanuh, wont up ln 1961·69. 1he Scltcf.t'"h-~· Go\'entmrnt•t price to the fkAA.OJ ''aa octuolly .....m-1 from ZO tu 17 francs-the ....., obt•lnl!c!.ln tho """' 4-1· n....... oJ~e . .pon price rme by II """""'' III!IW""" 1!160 and l!t71, but the price l"'id lo the went down by 6 purc.'Cnt. 1,1ru-mforc, w hllu we point tu coluniatbln and the 4t1lvitlcs. of foo'Oijpl noooopuU"" •• the m.lor """'"'or Africa'• ,_. po'UI>k"" "'kl tho lll'llllciill 1'0'-Y or I""' pouplos. we,,., n olao to drow attcntJon 10 lito foCI thot once ~JWt!l'l too oflen. Afric.an leaden. ~nd the bt~ucraliC lJourSoolsie cnle~ •nto rut:h.aiun A(dc;&n pc:t114nta. employed fu t•uling mclhods thot woro too prin\ilivo UJ (t-IJ6Uro adequate UUipU't . ............ , 'll>e """' , , . . ~· u( the ai>is unfolded toke this: Tho fomlne atricken pupuiltiou was nlU\'ed to cznten uf relir:f sur,.,liel.. As tbe pe;~.soa'ius movt.od from thclr tradl t ionoll~nds. ag~ia.tltu•·atmuttiulltion;~h nl,va.Hwtuutly spreoadlng deJCr't ht 1110 Sahel - wuru IJctUng ready to "t'OU the dc.v~·t I.Nack." nt~:t>iun, thai Iii tho itJuthC.1'11 edge or the .... l(!.(JJ. h ' US no JlWd 0\'(:U Ill ttvlct the S;;h~ll"il lf<lSCI1, U wclJ AI duc.:Jining .soil p6111:'0111; lht! drought hatftukcn Cllnl of thai. • fef1ility clseh·hcrc. Bot wtw1 lies at the L.~rl(e~ acolo. mechanized 1rrlgate9 honom or aU thii~ llle rae~ is tha policies or •giicult~ •tvto-bo >t..,dil.v wloolol and some poost<Oionlol Afric.11n rcpl.tc:ins tho Sohelian """"'""· A ...:~ion of cokm.l.llll.sm, nHWlt th:utht' tJN».aAis had lU produce a.h ""'!"' lu ~ tu food ""'!"'lor ..on. on p .. ntotioo~> or on mitoc:s to eo~rn the cuh to IJO'Y the IQ\l!j t.:ulona:afu,m gt.t\erNDeflhl. oi"Sf'O'';"Iincra_.~amounls thw lntruduced • W.wnlon In ogri<.·uhur•. . , _ t:ll>h ""'!"' thot are the culpril. A.typk:al productk•u \-ft•twaJiy un •• cunlhxmt;ll .M:Ilfet'\;!Oiple l8 lhe Sahul il~lf. 1Hd4!J'(!t'Kk!OCC in the 19605 hti~ not t:IMnftctt If 1mythill8• It hali lntcu.!!lnull ahu JIIIUilk>o • •11\e tJUfMwning blii'CUCI'i.lclm.t ho that . "the ck:ollrt was encroaching on the Sahcl." 'l'hc celebraoed S.l..,llan "drought" wu cauocd pril>cipally by tho dlOl-ronc:e or tho moiot..........uini"8 hum... Ioyer. v... "'"'" <1ur10111 tho ........ Y"",... or the "di'OUght" tho Sohe~ p"""'-tt. under .....-ure from the Unhed Statet. dominated monoy·lending instilutlon.J MllenliC$5Iy t>UI'Iued thlllr policy of oxpu11>. &Jer, lish and vcg:ut.. hlca were Ondlog 1helr way out or the Sllhal to Ihe intemarlunal mlrket. w~ stU!. Iloll bulk of lhe ric:c, liM! vi"Oductiun or tvhiclo ro.>chod • ,_... hJ6h of 174,000 tons In 1971 wu exported. .. w.as rn lhi$ W3Y U-.;al lhe Silhrliotn (amllltS "~' ct'l!aled.• But to the wortd • • t.arp tt~ eJqllonatioo thot had been I9VI!n w .. simflly thAI "lhu desert enc~Uolchod" tuul Lllat polic..-y · tl"' Sohcl, tho Freooh foreod tho MJUihorn repon-10 grow a>lton and groundnull. After lntle~m.Jence , the ~hellan countries \\ id!CiUt CL\.Of'l)tion mnllnued Ihe f~neh t•lll•'Y· uven • ..,.., ''"thUilaJtlcully. ·n...,. lnct'Uak'tl ta.wa and lJWllle could only be pakl h_v gruwlng mure ounun and gi'UUndnuts. lllghcr to"'' o.nd ruttin~ prlll<Jo in lhu lntu•·nAtlonal markel momu IIlii I the po.aunUf h:ul lo J ncn~~ the .ocr®ge ror lhu cash <:I"Upp. lnoensh" wlllvatlun rottol\-.>d, .-.lting In or tho humuo toyer • ...,.dy dloo......,..,... which u.aaUy retains water. ·n.. peaAI\LS ooukl OIUI follow ihclr ago-old pnctlce of tl~ land l.le rauow. ;md allow It 10 be u ~~eKI hy JXl51oraU5t.s who5e c.~uto wuultl Joulnf( rUllllUI'e It, la pr;;.ctfoe tl\31 keptthu fail (ertile, heh~ delli'Oyed.. •t·rUII1Att"1 limpoc"lod from the \.VesO were usod. but •• ihclr pricelaoonJd tho........,.. ....... forced IU >top u>ifl& lh<.'IIL Tho SOil could noo be ....,:d and tho ."'Urid lean..U Nun+ 1hu land wou; DO MORE TH~N' the J*)Rntry return tO. Ihdr Jrac.fjtiCM'QI l•n.Y. •• l•o.dfltla 1.1~ lu "mo~e the tk:ter1. bloom.• 'l1d11 tlmu ,:arountJ they w1ll haGuur lo fU'O(Iucu ugg1llan1.s-, ;wocodoca, mnr'lf4001 for the luc:rQll\10 turo~n n\ll"kehl h\ ltMS wlniU.' 1nunti1J. ;111t1 durfn8 •he reit of ilw year. graiou tlooo w!U he feed for tn..,.ood<. And while Arrb look• ror loud aitl elsewhere. othel"5 appear to h;.we Iram~ tonrJitk.•nce in thft QJntincnf"s "binty to produce loud. As l'rellclonl ~When Zwarthuil of tho Sw1.ltlbh-owncd mullimukm111 Anwuic:a t'ucxl"' Shurn Cu. flul it: "-'11'104 IJ goioog 10 l>ecome tiWJ WOI'ltl'o blggt..l )lruduwr ur \'egcc:.b.lel.• fUI' thn A~ic.lan mnrkct? No! "for w.pon nul unly lO ttA~rupe. but abo to Arrierica • ~ AJ\~One who says lhao ..., flD to Ethiopia In on1cr lu hdt• the poor lhlnp It lytos.· ~y is nuW ~.-:purimcotin5 in l\'tJI1f COul, £«Ypt and Klli•Y• In l:'mt_,. llailo S..:J.o.aW& Elhiop;a. •m i"ullhul fi'UI U MAt'.SCO a.ut up huge (;u·m• CACh11h•oly fur growing a.lfolfa 10 feud IIVMIOt:k ln J:ap•m. Noodielt t.o uy. tht! 1-ihiupiuu~ whu Were evicted to nwke way for MAt::SUJ 1.\~'ed lu OO.th in 1973. 'llle ..-nt poliQet ho\" pul Africa m a •icc <lwply "'-""'""" we intpon """"""'"' grahll froorr North America ~nd • •J>ort our pooilnl produced cash aopo, whot the wortd Sink calls •marketa~e CI'Of»,- (or the prodoolon or whid) it IIJ• .. lool)O. In 10 doin« ,,.., ue •KlinK the Unired SC111cs ~ith lis ...:....nee of fiOYmenl.i pooilioo lind hclpUis il con1rol • .,.,.. weapon~roud• .nut Uninterrupted flows Aa thn lint! US Viet~ •·~'tJ•lsJcnt Hubert Humphro:y. wto Wll5 _tho archiloct of the PL. 480 food aitl P"'!••m, cnnditlly G>ploined..in':> 19.57 when he wu" ~tor: "'I have~~ . . . ohat people nioy ........,,. dependent on u. ror roud. I ~~-- thol "-i. nat ouppo.ed 10. he flOOd ........... 10 me, tftoo was pill hoc;uue tlllforo people can do onythlftt!; !bey h:h~ got to e;aL. And if yuu UI'C k>okiJlS fur u way 10 f¢.,1 poopl~~ to le:an Oil yuu ol\d be clntKJII(k•lll un .vout il .,.li£."(1:nl$ thUI food ciot>OO<I"""" .voukl be t.,.rirte: Undouht ..uy 'lgriculiural modcmlultlon In i\(rlc;o I> th• only way ouo , if tho wllrid i• 10 """" ..ilh ill 0\'er inl:r=>lnfl rood .......... Uuwt."~r. twu IJO'Inl.s need 10 bent:~do:on thb r'."'" """"· t'int. wtthuut modermzation Arrica wa•' ml<l would ••Ill be fllOI'e than Clljtlh lc of foodh»t hmiit~l r wero it uot fot• (u•'04W' (of"CXlS that SU~Jt~ll{.•d in l'uroing <~n uhuratluu of lht! tJriorhie"' of African oalion.s tu 11Uillhcir uwn intcU\,'1it•. Soo<.ondly. tho: nll.demiZOIIIUII, lU the C>olenl ltN:I h iJ undrnal..en. mw:t hone the purpose of c:n!ah"8 ~ .,..,......,., ... in the uuerast• 1hc Afri~ u~lkMts ••purl .ur wawm·nl'tl anti not on t...._. houia or pl.antalk.HlS oanll uc.aulpmcnt hctun,;tn~ lo (u l·~ign cxmatfl\ll aud being mttrmgl--cl o• tho fw-e:Jgn rnouopolk.'fl .ue fit and in lho 1 11mre•tJ~ of tllCSC multin.;ukH\:11$... 1hJJ ortk;Jc has for the ncu JW.t1t:tk.cn Ihe tonn of an indictmenl o( W~t~M:d niUIIUpolics and their go.-emmonto. Hut lhe aim -. not to e.~ any Utl\o'l'lrnnh.:d ft.•t!UI'lCI' n( gwlt CHt U~ part o( thtt Ct1Ul.'f11 of ,lf~&e c.-ounuiea,__qr bind hatrt!d t'Of"' Wes1m1 wuntrtft$ lJy (eUow Africans. Tht! CJliC>.;tlon or the (IVU;itohlllly .m• "'unlni4'11"Uplud lbw.. ur Afrh:¥nt'UIIOUI"Ct!S h:u. to hi ap11roachcd fn.wn thu polnl of Vlesw· u( tho pri1>djlle or "'JU"IiiV or ""Oioo\S IU dM.'f'Ciie 'I here ls liU\t.'f~lty 0\U' tlw I"CMMUra:t.. no lr.flU\vn llurd \\lurid nation with • pol~ of deprking ony West<'"' oi.unlry o( c:umn•odHy Uwt h UApol111 hot intel,wtkHWI lr.ttkl has to he '" between nny Mtunl•- mulually hcncrK:ial ami i~Mttlon no uutlona ul' Nupm:todty IJy O:IJ1,V tldtt. 11li•. Wf' lx..Jk."\'U, woukJ he a tnuclt nMJre ...ritl roundotlon on whim oo build world thon ony ,_,.., ~l' • US PrMidc.'Dt to u.e fon:e \\'hrre ~, to l.-n.ure lhe pe;100 aJOlinut..'<l tkltv of illh OC" d\:tl N\V n\llcnal. JtJST . FL ¥ If you are a us citizen. have a BAJBS degree I (or are wlthln 12 months of one)1 ln ,goodl health, have 20/20 vision, and are no more than 28'k years of a,ge. con lact you r Navy Officer Representative at (716) 8<16-'IQgl or contact your college Placement Office lor an appoinlment on Novembet 20, 1980. ..... ........... 47K-.Aft. SIIOU-a IIIOISDYU ..,o.-.•a-.a.__... .... .. ..........., ..... 47.r.....Aft. UltMt �snorts i Bulls conquer Saxons, 31-29 by Aafy Maddlgaa AntSJUIH $pons I:AtiQ' • ''Wh1nin' the lase pmc rnakn Ihe season • llnle shonrr,'' b""med UB U11lls' football coach Bill Dando aftu hi• tum's 31·29 season·tnding conquest of the Alfred UniversitY Saxons Sanarday·at Rotary Fttl.d. UB's 61h • ictory (against S I~) pv. the 8uJis" chtlr fiul winnina ~ sinu the ~ranily fCICKbtll prosnm Waj revrvcd Mrc in 1977. U B had to nlly two« '" the nrst half bcfo"' uploding 10 a 31· 14 lead in the 4th quarter. Alfred wa.sttd lilllt time in enginccting a 61 ~yar<f !U:Ormg drivt a(ter rtc."CivinJ the optnitls kk korr. The Saxon.s c:ons·urr~d 4:39 in dt-:monsttacini to the Bulb their VCflJOn Of a ball conorol offeruc. Alfred quartnback. Bob Schu.tn m"ed short, hi&h ptrc,c:ruaac passH "'ilh nnou.s f\lnnln& plays an Sttdna up Datr)l Davt)" ' "'o yard plung_t I<TOI> Ihe ..,.1. Trailing 1.0, the Bull> could only dn-c n rar as ahtir own 29 yard Hue: befort being lor<:ed 10 aove up the ball , Mike Shu>tcr fni~handltd S;~m Monaco·~ puntlhous h. and Chrl\ o·Amico r~\tftd llOd ~dvanccd h to • the Alfred • 7. But obe Bult.' lu<k was noc 10 las& laD& thl-. ti~ as J1m Roduauv -.as •ntn«J)Ccd on first down a_t the Sa'<on 39 )'ard hnc-. The Bulls' d r ftnK * 111 n01 m a very ><orin& on an ll().yard po.u play on forsa do"'-n. XbuRtr hit wide rtct"h·n Mlll Sullivan (thr- pmt's le.ulina rcca,cr Wi1h nine ~bo (Of 167 yards and two TDs) o v<l' the middle. Ht broke a tackle and outnon Bulls' defenders for the score Purtins the SIIJ<on• ohead 14-7. UB came bad at 12:!1 Of ohe !«Ond quancr on a pass from s ubst i uu~ quancrbxk Marty llanctl to tiaht end Ke--in P11111. Maier's heroics ulvqcd this clrh< for UB. On third and fev< aa ohe BuO• 311. oht scnK>r runnina bade au -agairul the £f'&IR fo r cl&ht yards and., a first down. Then on third and 10 all be Bull46, Maleo caught a Barrclt pass and iin for another licsl down. Afrer Mo.ler's run, Barren found Prall at the Alfred 10. Tht tlthl end sucked '" rhc ball, bounced off a would ·bc uackler and '¥1o'crtt in for 1he ,iCOfc. Ahhou&h S«''od qiWla scorona ended lhc t~ciacment did noc. . Alfred drove 63 yard1 '" 1hc dying moments of the firSt n::alr, only 10 have Sam Monaro ~cal 1heir ' thunder , interttpllng a SthuSttf pan in 1hc rnd /.one. Alrrtd coach Sam Sandns, a former Bulls' 'aptaio (class of 19«lJ fe ll that tb~e. the irucrccption w11.s the key play in the &..1.me. ··we ihould hav~ aoucn at last three points out or n.·· he daimtd. The ucond half sa~· Buffalo dcfms,.• tackle Fl-k ""arch sJory. On ohird and 17 at obe Alfred 45, Sthu>ter weru IMI<~ to pan. A heavy Bulls rus.h fo rced him t.o oharitable mood o.h""''o, - atlowint Alfred onl)' three yardt in fou1 pla}'fl. unload lht ball prcmaturt'ly and Aorek Se nior Jot Lica1a. rno~ i ng hh >Copped in from or it. B:rrrclling oowards th~ la.stapp:taraocc as a Bull. rcmrned the. _c.nd (OI'I c:, ht was tripped up at the 10 by msuina punr to rhc Butralo JS. Jusa as the Schuslcr. Flor~k. modt:SIIy nOlc:d. ••That •s the Buns offtnK started mo~ln~: . anothCJ mise~ first time t•w ever carrkd tM Nil."' Tht' 1 kollcd the drive. On ohord and none from tbe Bull>' •«e hdd to a 2S yifd Roc~ Phmrps Bulb' 41 Roc!riaua launched a """OUndcd fi•ki&OII and ahead 11-14. due~" pass "'hoch wa• stolon by Ill fred liOn ohe ~ .. ~ oll.obe SuUs conornucd their LinebodCI' Rioeh callahan at oh< Sa~on 40, 1hird QUiflt'l domina..o~.tad.ltna Scht»ter at The Buffalo defense agaon •ho•-td lo. rhc Alfred 27, after he 1}1i$handled a •nop on dc-tt'rmimuion- lhis time St'111na the Sa:cmu. an ~ll emptcd punt. l<ff Martin ron 13 yards bt~ rk live yards a f\H rour pt:ays. 10 the 14 and ~:anoth« UB firsr down. A pan The Bullo' o ffense finall y vot o n ohc boord inttrfcn:nce ,..uagairm Allred sa•<'th< Bulls in the ~ond quancr on Mar._ Mmicr•s t'AO a first doV!n Dlthc ontand Mater dO\ Cin for yard run. Tbe bi& play of lhe drove was • lhc: ~OI'C' 20-yard by P:ll Whitebcad on • ohird The c:Jcrmse aaain htld the Sa\Ons. &Inn& and t• o play ao ohe Alf~ 29. UB fo llo•ed tht Bulls thr ball on their o•n 45. A Sl yard that ¥~ifh A nOih~ WhitchQd )"'-ft'P tO 1hC AbdriJ~tl to Pralt strikc p \ t the Bulli'i firs1 four. set tin& up two runs by • uMin& b~~:k do~·n 11 lhtlllfred 14. Uouble 10 mo•·• frono Mar~ M~ier-his las:J for six poinlii. I here, UB hod tos cnlc lor al4 yard fi<ld to• I Alf~ soruck like liahoeoolns after thot, by l'hllliJ" and • 14 poinl lead downina thr kickoff in tile tndlone. ttu1 Anolller Oeld goal J>y PhilliP>. I:21 infO ,...,o '"etl> Seniors' .saxon ·swan song · For the UB sc:ni<m finiohi111 out th<v <are<n at Saturday•• pmc. tht oonlest provided just lboul everythin&they could imqinc. DclrMivc toc:kk Dave Aorok, who'has started ocvcr moiSinaa l)lme for the pall ,our years. the xason•r finale indudcd a third quarter interception eoupl• J with a 31 yard runback- his first car<cr pickoff. Amid lockc:room ch..,rs and question· Uke jesu about pOssibly switclljna to •ide receivtr. Flore-t admluC'd that the: win over AJrrtd was .. a good endi111." Flanker Frank Prio:c confcued riJ)oo 1 fia obe pme t.hat "I miss it already.'' Concludina I ! years of playina football, tbc team ecK2P'aio told ooctcanuaate lhar " I wiJh I had a> manY yeats to ao u you do." Coropleojq tbc frrst "ionioa ..ason sin« 1977, Pricc credited pan of tbc Yictory ow:z o.he Saxons to the pn:YioiU .disaster Ohio road trips. He ttplaintd thai 11 vre took some bcaunp in Ohio-thal•t whr.re M' lcamed to hit .., hard." The uora defenslve effort h<ld o.he vt.itin& Saxon• to ol6 yards rushllll. ___ ...,.__,_ \ .......... • s.a.•.., thc fourth quaner, gave r.h< Bull> a ) 1-14 lead, afttt which they juu htld on. Alf,..d got ohc boll 11 their own 4S Q(tcr a UB pun1 and diovc to within one yord of thr UB <n<Loonc bcftKc being stopped. Wnh fo ur 1bc \\tnnina ~n. In the US locker •oorn o~r.au sad1rM:ation was evident. " II W alo 2 team cffon;• rcmar._td 8a'h'11, ••J th in~ the Kniors h.ad 1 cood prnc." Flo<eL added that " Wr d('CIJCaltd 11 to I hem." He n01td th-.11 .. Wt'\t cbanCt.S nom the nine y~d fine:. u s ·, - dc:feM<'.IIeld oouJh, 111uch to t~c dellahr oo 'Dm<21 00~s. more fhiiiD summari7!'d Sanders, Y.hO.wo tc:am IS sull "'The) (I he BU IJ ~o) JUS( wanctd II Ul- 1 " tn ptayort roonlctHion a1 7~~ 1. ••w e nec-ded this one 10 -iUay 11 w•flncr." remarked a t.ali\rted Phillips in rd«tt'l« to ·~ p.au, ..nine "" .,.. w~· to Buu,· pta)td somc- prttt) tough lt'O\Im 1h1J )C'af . .. Coach Dando a_vC'Cd "ilh thai i:tauna thai 1 ii S b«n Yl'hik fin«- his team h.l} pLayed *'a '"""'or lht "'me: calibcl." Finally, the <01eh 11crountrd for the- Snons' almosr s:~s rul comeback crron, .<lllnoing, "Well~ eto ketp. chinas close.~ • LADIES',NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT -Pina Coladas Strawberry Daiquiris 1.00 1.00 · "Tht whole team played for the ~iors." outside auard John Mod.nynski commented. "With thb p me: we won our Ia$! prnc of the ....on. we beat Alf~ . and,.... had a wiooin& season- thai's tbc fint timc we did any of ~bose." Aoocha ff>W' y= Ydcran is tiJhr end Kevin Pnu. who confcued lhat futu"' weekends ..;u mou probably cq>ter arouod "llomewofk." The anphlc desillll mljO< sald heliad fun playing colloae foooball, saYina that "It's bien JOOd to us." '"The 6-5 ....on ~ould hopefully do a lot for the program,'' Pratt related. ''You get a little tradition, a little pride-then you sta n 10 brina In aood (blah school) players." · • F'anisblna oip wilh a tolat of 7ltackl<s, lineback<t' Paul Mtaroby plans on "Kit tina blck, get my OCCOWltin& deartt. and gcttin& a job." 11• said lhsollhe end of tbc srason "lllill h""''l hit me yd. I still fed ~tea BuU." Aller comina to UB 10 play for tbc baSeball tum, q-bod; J on Jtodripaswil<hed to lootballafin clbow-.ery. " It made me led gOod, bcinJ"'I.....,... in fOOtball," be noced. llu: bolder of many Bulls offeMive ' I'IIOOfds, he iadmiued t.hot u rht """' pr1or he bcltc:r oban be en.Uiontd himself to be." Lo..., du< to anduation hurt every telllll, but Bulls' aaps will not cripple the ccam. Rodrituez poinlcd out 1ftat "~ havt the wholt offtruiv~ line comin& btlct, excq>l for Prall. We dcflf)itcly hav<lbe maki.,.. for a new team." Prall predicted a "briabl futu"'" foe lbe" Built. Dcparti~eo<apelin JKk Owl bar"~ Ill! the cra!h In the ~ld_." Kalfdllll IO. I<amaata. Tbc tinebo<k<r foMhed OUI biS )'Uf wrth OIK taet.k api1>11 Alf~. bul wu prallcd by obe Bulb n tx\na "fhe IIMUJlt This T uesdi.•y starting at 9 p.m. Spenda~4!111!rling wtlh Fred end be mystified beyond your wildest beliefs Performed ~~ your lablt> & behind the bar; "wu bcro-ho really k~ .. •P. .. For Ill tbe departinascnlor1 wtro ratJrttd tht football pr...,.am .~ at UB. fhc: BIJUs 10 ehippcd in and sa~ the &1ft that ll)<lUI$ th• mo$1- vktory. -Cftln Holder or I __ 0..~&.....-. . . OUTT"A lilY WAY: o.t..,.;... t.K:Ue 0... f:\ora (7Zt pVi:hl:l AlltM S.~ton oftfftSift IKiJe Cec:t! OouQia.s (111out ol.etiorl Chlfing dw 8111la' c'"""*'"' ot t.M P. J. BOTTOMS FOOD - B OOZE- BOOGIE ........... , , f..4Ji t . rtpt ·~ ,,• • u.a. •n ...,. �Wastes bury ~ Skelter playoff hopes· ..----....-SLOMB*~-............ ~- Toxic 75 Rodney - 1 block-off Main by J effrey R . Thurston 1st Year Anniversary, ~,.,,. $iqff Wrltu In W<dMS<Iay's tllrillins tnntlusion to Monday's sudden-dcatll Intramural footbaU playoff aamc, Todc Wastcs cmtrc<d triWl\pbaot dtftatina Ht~tr Skdttr 12-6, 01 Oov<t-nors' rot~d. Wastcs quanerback LD~cll Bmjamin'• lone >pitallins paSS to r~r John Jamieson whh JO xconds remainena in th~ third OYenime period. <ndta prcvioUsly unbtat<n Skchtr's hopcs of c:apturinl the oovet<d title. Wastes f'tOW continua fnco che nc.xt round ~&;~ins:c an undttermioed opponent. Monday's contest, played in snow, mud, a.od fredin& temperatures ended in • r.... hal(().() de. ~ithtr team was sua:...rul drivina into tht cod UHIC on tht muddy $Ut(act. The: openinc half was hi&hli~t<d by M:ondaJf, Nov. 17t~ thru Friday, Nov. 21st!I MONDAY - MEN'S NJGHT · SOc Drinks Free Champagnt~ 8 tqlO pm · ~Zl night (men's that is) TUESDAY - Free Pizza · Drawing for FREE Albums · Heint~kens 2 for $1. 25 WEDNESDAY - 2 OV's for 1 Dollar'!! Drawing for Hockey 'Tickets 1 THURSDAY - LADIES NIGHT · SOc Drinks Frt~e Champagne 8 to 10;. · All night (women i~ . · JIOUr tum) FIUDA Y - Drawings for T·Shirts· Hapfzy Hour ALL WEEK 'fickets for a FREE trip to T"oronto!t 75c Drinks E<11ery ntght -Alwa'\1&11 UUAB CONCERTS & FM88 stincr dtfenKS from both ~quads. Whcn the sccond half Ran«!. Wastcs "<!'t to the air, but ll<njamin:s attack was 100 similar to Sctvc: Oropn"S pufonnanct' i.n Rich Sladium a ftw "'ctkS IJO. Ont piS$ met I furloU> wjnd <OmiOJ down in the hands of Skcltcr's Rfbisz. The: turnover pumped new blood into the Skelttr offenK, as if Olarlie Manson had tnmmand<d thtm to mutilate. Collins faded back to p:w and found llerrara ovcr tht middle. The: bi& man bobbltd the pigskin moojl<ntarily, thtn proccded to scamper down tht Jidt lint for the a1111c's virc\n S<Ort. Kcnny Cohcn baucd down the PAT p:w holding Skelter to a 6.() ltad . On the tnsuin& kick-orr. bthind their loud. loyal and rreczing fans, Toxic Wastes ~pn rea,cncrutina some: heal. lknjamin, 13 ror 28 throushoutthc aamc riOtd the ball down field into the hands of a streaking Kcvin Kulik. Kulik srctttd the ball with open arms and wen hu.cl<d the distance to the end zone. Wastes' extra point auempt fell to the ground evenin.a the score ac 6-6. With tlmc explrin& In rcsulation play, Collins ltd Skehcr on an all out bliu. on Wuces' defe"sc, however. Cohen-Wastes' defensive man of the ronlest-lnterruptcd the assault with his S«ond interctption of the game. Toxic Wastes' last rtinute aasp wa.s stymied by Slcelter ddensive ma.il'!mA'\. Rcbi~~o dtOttt<d two scorina paucs oavlna Skehcr from dcfcat. • Hthtr Skehtr had similar rcsuhs apin5t Todt Wastes as the Love· canal homeowners did. · Headina into Suddtn dcath ovcnlmt, darkn~ beam< a major factor. Neither team enablbhed a scorina drive 10 tnd Lhe match. NOt vra.ntin& co risk injury, Wa11cs' captain Wayne Recsc, and Skclter co.ptaio Steve Man~ decided to postponc tht thillina eKmu until Wednesday. · A bri&)lt sunny day, quilt thc opposite from Monday's mudfest, "favored tht fi111 tc;un to act poUCS$lon" accordinato Skehcr ~cfmsivc scandout Ceorae Rebiu.. Ho¥~o-ever. this dkln•t ma.tnialite. and tht t<A'O tnm> baul<d on. Htlttt Skdtcr's only scorioa threat-led by sianal calltr • Ed Coltins-camt on their fint pt>S$tSsion or tht period. Movina hfs team do.. or.eld cfftctlvely with thc passcs to tight cnd Paul Benara, Collins advanced we ball dttp inside w...... ttrritory. The Skd<er quantrback completed lA or 35 pwlna aucmpu, dccidtd 10 JO to the run. Tbt llttmpc fall«! .. hen John Burmasttr bauh<d Collilu >hon of thc aoallinc. John Iacovelli, reccivtr for Skdter. sur<d an incredible ei~t passcs in a cause. ''The reason we lost is bec:aUK we didn•t capit.aliu: on their hc lamenltd. Howcver, Tolllc WlllJts die!. Wastes convcn<d tW(I Hdttt Skcltcr . turnovers into scort.s. • _ ...,_.....,IW<Jts." prese~80/81 swrtin9 or- • ss5 Squire Hall, MSC 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday:...Frtday Need a .tittle LOVE Parakeet& We hove it for sale Great discounts -Gerblet'Most sold ot cost. I · Nov. 19th 2 Slaows - 7~s0 •Dd (0:00 pin GRANADA TH~ATRE3176 TICKETS; .,. - $6.50 no'}'stttc~enas • $7.00 Day of shfJw Tlcla!ts on sole at &pte Holl, 8u/l St., 8eoord Theatre . ~ $5.00 •tudents . 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"•PPY llnf'l.dev t =~=~ ~~·dr.o~··.~: NCW'1h 'llv"eto d•n•n•Uon, FrM pkJl l .'O .,_, IMfllitff C61t Jtotf 111·fln ,.,-..t.m the beOi~nl no of • ~" yttr. H~P9V PROFESSIONA RECORDING (H,., kMJhttfOftl :_~~: 1 ~ 1 Pc;'.:.,:O~!:: SELECT SOUND 24 TRACK STUDIO =~~=-• ':,:~ 8 73·2717 ----------, Mr. boc*k1 of COUIICIM -··~· ••, _... In tM evtflfO .,... •ttiO~trof'MCh copy, ......~,.~ .,.,....._ to: ootltn•Off. lO GeJfroiHM Nf!._,..., NY td2t · L~ T IT 6E to I» liNJiWI"'o toftlOM NaY. l1 7 : JOetSQuJte~tnce~. 7Sc , PUC I( OI'P: I Hoclt't I• a toft II tnct T"'''e SP"(.,.t,ltn •• k!C*1nt fOr hDdwf wrtttn.. ~· not MGIMI'Y· Fti,...I:)Mifftl. Hoclt.IY flf\t QOnt-.ct TonY« A/fltf lf ll11l61' Of ltoo tnUJ Sqtl1rt Metty, e<fOU TaC MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Seattle vs . Oakland O PRE-GAME WARM-UP Bro 9 pm 40C drajl$. S2 25 plrct.- GAME-TIME 9 p.m. on. 3241 M il in •t Heilth uB ) BUY ONE (opposite 50< dro/t.s. $2 75 pl.rchers $1.00 off dollbk orlk< of wof'I9S all nlg/11.• ~y SUPER MR. TACO GET ONE FREE!!! (wtth till• lid) O NE BEDROOM ell u!llllie> lncludO<I to MSC tltl monlti. lmm-.dle te .. Ktnny. t11$1PY 8 1Nhdeyl Th~ fOr fM diMtf' I1 st wmu·rer . LOt'l MAitK E.LIOi I hOpe your blrthdiY II MlttiM TYPING SERVICE pu:bllceJ&Ofl'" taw ~n. C.II I1S or.» ..,... , Free Admission *'"'"' f"YPINO DONE. Clll W &110 Par f'VPI;G SPECia.LiniWrwn il tovnb f ¥etl n t l Ea 1nn o 1 Plckuo i O• I• v•raml\c!l•t C e"\DV~ Cell LIMa 6111'GU $""' Ub -.m'D~~C:H;£M all ;;I~ . .ll ~Kt' tfW f'"'rof\l outtltL P.J.trora Bortorm.. lT~·Dr ~:y;"': l ~.;.."~...'" .;.·~~~~.._:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ Avt•; In "'" 36 Hopkins Road, Williamsville, NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 63 1-8884 M•""''"': ENGLISiof • t OIJrfG L£UONI C.ll (1111 12p,m .) Mtifl t-• vkAnttY Of PJ. ~" c..u IJ)>M'O OFf. CAMPUS HOUSINO . A ttorney-at-lAw <.or r•clln~ 16M tPPftttiXt~ CNN14 Hell"' e ....cr.... .,.,..., Wings. 11112. Edi!lng~ lrotn 1.1Jlpf19P. 100 •ccvr acv ouar a nf~ed 1 &_le<:tronlc ~'VDeWI -» t'flr;~et~~en. memorv \ocitty l or T•cn A I(bl CommuniU IIon, WGrd Gvlld. Denci no cltolh 1 'I •"'- to PI'J'. Mondov S#Jvroty, Cl:«11ttllt Cl) tUot1c. TV fl IJrf G Oluo;_,":'l.:-:,c;, lo:-:n::-,. -,,.,••,..,,-:-.-,, totoumttt 18M CorrKti"V Seltc!r·ic,, Wl'len qu•tn; toullll. ca ll 137 430 WPM. moll orlo lnal, comlonable a nd Aaaaltly Coaalttaa will aNt )'ODAY d Talllert 3 c30 , . In Hall Senatll CllamltDf'll. IMPOHAJIT POl ALII MIMBIIS TO ATftiiDU lucian~ Par14to tCUHG FU -.K ~ Chlcken ••~vt WAHTEDttc~ft:l tht:HJ11Jh v:t. lutftlo • SPORTS litAHI : FOOtNII I Hoc:lt•YI 8 111•. Je» I MII.•tbllll Wt t\IWt. 6 1001 Kl"ttfll At f.)6__.,., TONIGHT: 10e•P- a U comstoc• 1t nw 5peclt\lm otflc.s. us SQ\IIrt Hall. k ~~~ In ltV I• I ITEMS WAIIJlED P.J. BOtTOM$ P•J•m• Party thl!. W•d~"~e•dey Nov. 1"n1 w..r vour Ptl af'l"lat or lfWf'rllno close to It .,., reclne two FREE ctrln~ chOk:'if towlnt:, ml.:ectdl'lnbor dr a~t I:IMr . P..J. &otto~ l210 M.eJn Strett, rtont tuou from Ul WILKESON PUB Fnday. November 21st vacuum. m m 1 Th~~lvlng I NEED A RtOE NYC Rt«U. P l•tM clllt ~· 2)U Special Issue T v . st..nd\. VIOW tlru. w.,o,-~. f"U1r'. ••~ WI FEY ~ ~f(~ OUI ftlt teorrlllc tu~ . MeYbt the hMOs wtft stan to h.lf'l\, 01'1 11 TH( SplC Tfi.UM wr. U2~.t RtOE NEEOEO to L. l . or NYC e ret tor Thlfl\iti! VIng 133•• 4 Be part of hist~ GllE Y FULL LENGTI'I WO(M hOoded eoo1. WO'f'•I''S J lte 15 16, cu C2JI A,..a, LdiVfn9 UIU Cllf Mlf'k ~tOOM$ <ltfm orootr1uctrno. •llor.,tbft Qll•snt TYPI NG. RIDER$ WANTED ..l. .nv. Wt!OOa Ia, LOYt. 801 PERSONAL UN11'EDAIRL INE-S TICKET roundtrl p OS*' envwNr• In United $111ft&, MIAI bt liSe<! ~lore OK. tSih c.au•s·4717 •tter rttumt~o , protu~onal , 1100MMAT E WANTED tor fullY SMITH c;ORONA. Full ~eybaerCitiK tric t urnllhed co t<1 nou... l9S. C.1ll tu C..7 typewriter wltn cnanou ble typing or II.S.S171 •ltmtf11. Very T'y~-ef ! VCM,tr PtP'ft•. QUIET PERSON tot" 2 bedtoorn dvptex nttr MSC, ::; Good tbru 1'/21/ 80 · - - - - -- - - - w BOTTOMS ~ re Ye ..,. •:-.::~lA~:o~= - .I ==- rl&ht acr- lrem u.a. ..,. ·· . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .- . . . .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll �PINt to 111...,. 1 1moll ,,...p HUlon on l'lon ol Sporu HIIMIIcappl"iJ wllkh wl~ lncllld• gonorollll" ol picking wlnnoro In tho ljlO<\I llt ld. Tht tullon wlll bo hold lomor,... at 4:30 p.~n .l n 147 MfAC. EUic:Oit To.n of IIIIIIM<tor . _ t d byi1VPIRO tornotfow ot 3:30p.m. ......1181""" t1oc riVPIRQ office. ))6 Squirt . Acod oml< Ctuh !Ututlv• C:ommlln mo oting tomo,ow ._ 3:30p.m. In Squltt, fiC\Jily Son1tt mcoll Tvudoy ol 2 p.m. In lha Tolbert Olnl119 Room. Tht now gonorol educoOoro propoool .. 111 bt voted on. Cotnt ond lho., your oupport. Clrde K r"I\HU 1omcwrow ~ 8 p.m. In 262 Scaulre. Solely On 1M llopet, o Ult Worlullop ICH wlnttr. will bt Mid U>mOrtow 1nd Th.....S.y fr<Hn 7·8.)0 p.m. Coli 6)6.ZSOS"' atop by 110 Norton to rt9iote<. Ruulan Club rtehlldrto meeting Wtdne:tdtt:y • • 2:l0 p.m . k1 107 Clement. l. . .r? LJfe Wotluhop nud• tudtH• for Actor'• Workahop me-ttl Wednetday ll ~ p.m . tn 102 Ha rr1men.. Art .rou 1 Qlrdenlng, frlabee. mecrAme, br1dQO e"d m i n)' other woththopa. Vohmtetr to tucL Wt Mtd nt.'"" IuCier• ,,. • tuttetJiut ptOQrln'h For mort tnformar!on c•ll &36·2808 oratop by 110 Norton. 20ec, 6-Keep \hot dete ope:n. P'or • rocktn' good dme. come to Monte Carlo Night apon•ored by CMS. In the M<Ond floor loung-e, Wllktaon, EIII«Jil. Be~r . munchies, Studenll applying to Mod •• Dent.• Pod., Opt., or Vtt. Sthool {or fell 1982 4dml.-tof'l &hould come to •n Important mee-ting ~lth Ma. C:epuen• Thurtdey 11 7:30 p.m. In the Squirt: Conft ftnce Theater. AppUc ellon ptO<:t!dtJtc S1 st1tlng \lp I .Ut 1 pttptO(tlfot'l411 CUIDtnl , ... lnterv~wlng tklllt, recommtdeUon lellllt and more wllf and • gUere.ntHd good time. ~ dl-tcUs.sed. elood drl•• f ridoy from 10.• p.lfl. In 10 Coptn. for on oppolntmtnt <liiiJIIdy ot 877-2612 o.lynn 01 896·1010. Squhe. ..,.ln 3)7 Poklston Student Ann. mHIII'rl<loy 01 3:30 p . tiYPfRO Ia a,on sorlng O xfem't flit fOf 1 WOft4 "''"'" Dey on ThurJday In lht Squlre Center lovnOt Joln 'N' tAil and g1¥t your ~Y .t food money to •UP90f1 the tetl· hefp dfott' of ~t.e 111 over iM -.otld -.1\o 1ft wor"1ng movies, orts & lectures lo 11111" • grku1lura1 seff·sufRc:1t.ncy. Ftl l sign up thHti ore ovolloble In tht NYPIRQ olflro. 11 n6 Squire, Profe.uora tre People Too" P1t:1Jity.atudent get ' 'English lnOuencu on Pftunt·.Day Ocrman'' gt\len by Prof. Brod~r Ceflttnsen tadey 11 3:30 p.m. In the Un.guflllc:t.lovnge 1 llrat floor Spel)ldlng, Elllcotl, tQietht r In Sociology Thurtdey In the Jene Keeler Rooffl, Eltlcou. All soclology m •Jora and other ln1ere1nod 1;\udcnt welcome. .. Ac:~emlc Cluba-Chtd, your mollboAn In 11 a l albt:rt lmmedletcly for urgent mesttgtt. Lood tor oddtlontl ennouncemenlt ror m1ndetory meeUng Oec. 2 toMernlng Ac_tdemlc WHk - <Juotc of the dn}' "The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything except our ways· of thinking. Thus we are drifting toward a catastrophe beyond comparison. We shall require a substantially new manner of thinking if mankind Is to survive.'' -Albert Einstein Note: 8ackpege Is a Onlnulty aer'f!lct of The Spt:eH\IM, Noltc.u are run free of ehargc. The SpKttum do.a not tuarantet: lhet all notkfl wilt lpPUr and ,.,.,..... the rloht to ocllt oil notlcoo. NOTICES TO AP~AR MORE THAN ONCE MUST liE RESUIIMmED FOR EACH PRIIfT1110. llolcllln.. ,,. Monclly. Wodnu41y end frt<A yotnoon. Subjecta Medod for 1 bualnut "Dedalonl mak,lng eo~rlmtnt. t3 paid lor pertlclpotlon. Coli Prom 11 eJI.J839 or eJt-'1744 or stop by JIJB Crooby to ••• up en lf\lervlew. Trip to Toronto Muoeum ol Art appnoted by lho Ar1 ~l11ory Undergroduote ANn. Sot. Oft. 6 at 9 a.m. hom Squire •o v~ U'llt Turne• E..hlblllon. Tlck•tt are •••llobt. In ~08 Clomt nL Coli 636-2437 ICH more lnto..-ma1lon. , Oft compuo hO«&ing w.... - Art you hovl119 prol>lonll •llh your P<t - t off compo;s ho">lng slt"'tlon? Art you plonnl"9 to -~ oil ""'fXII? Do you ho.., qiiMtloN aboUt hous.lng> N 10, w tal'\ Mtp. Cot"nc to Ol.tf ,.otluhops on wtrdnudoy ot 7 p.m. ln 170 MFAC, , Elltcou or Thursday ot 3:30p.m. In 233 Squire. At.,., •tall our lnlonnotlon ..Ot.a localod lnJio<Oon o nd Sq\llro. 1111 Rescue SquH Ia oc:nptlfte ottPIIcatlona from flo\Ts end/o r per1mtdlcl lntt<ultd Ill IIOiunltorlng. Pt...- colt SA 81636-~~. expetlt~c:od 11-ro. wr1Ww, ~,. lnd proc.IOtllrtftMdotl. fl>r blind "udonll preparing for Contoc1 ~k• ot CAC.eJl•»2h ••oma. l'llniiUy -Ill~ lomoltow In 264 Squire. w- "" 1 81tct' AWHMH Contere.nc:• tomorrow tn th~ Squire Conftftna: Thuter. Spt:ak••• lnci!Jdt "'•tell A.wntt. Clf ~t Polite. and fl'w.a Heklm. lu• servlte w~U M termtpeted on Wedn.ttd.Y ~ ~ . 26 •• folio"" l..o>< buslto•iflQ MSC •lo Rl ot II p.m.; L.o1tl>u1 tttvlftg Etlkolt ~I• SplAt e nd RL 11 l I :0~ p .m .: Uti but leewlr'lg Oovemora' v\1 RL t\ II : 10 p.m. Check pollt-,~fot ltW ...,., "'"' wllh CAC"a Nnhtrat T-. ,_.-......-!........,._.lor tilt ~. n~g~~~~: ......·-·law>go. pellttdt-"""· Joctlat. 22··~·"'· Call !loot II... Elllcoll. l'lelq oc ~bel- \D-11 p.m. or 110 to 1M CSA -lnlllc!Ynrar-. _ , ..Sodopolltlcoll1atur• ol Public Alt .. g iven oy MOcllelt Cot'len tomonow It -4:.30 p.m. In 23• Squllt ' "Wan Entropy" gl¥tn by Prof. L. Borat tomorrow; I t C p.m in Fronc.u,. 2.., OT Student OreanllltlOI\ co11ecllon of cenntd aood• for Ca tholic C:harltln Th1nkog lvlng drive Wadnudoy from 11·4 p.m. In tho Sct•lr• Conlor lounge. an ore! htstorlc•l•pptoact. to the rea r11fe tllperlen~· o l t wo E uropea n duclng tht No&l lnYulona o f Eutope Aceountlng Studenta-!rnot and whlnnoy will hno o prtaentetlon Wtdntldly Itt ' '"'' In 104 Dteftndorf. "Ftfm Labor Organlalng In tht Mldw11t" giYen by Jacl\ l'tlltoy, anorne)' wl&h th F"lfm l1bot Orgat"'bel"il Thu•Jdoy .ol 12:30 p.m. In 103 Oloftndorl. Commltle-t tomorrow '' 8 p .m. In 109 O'Brlt n . Ctrett Pllnnlna omce workahopa: Job lnte•vlewlng Prt~reUon e nd Technlqu" ~~~ 1_ 0 0., 11 2 p ,m . in " teo Limit a to lttrnlnt~ A Rtpcul to &1'1• C'ub of Rorrie" 316 Wendt. A vldtotopoiTnttrv~ bt thown ond ... gl"t:l'\ by Or. Jemu Botkin tod.ey 112 p.m , In toe Hay-u. ctiiiC..w.d. A ~ efttr thL. 'WOtluhop, "ud~lt '*'" n.we- 1 chon<O lo P<O<IIcl lnttnrt.wa by uafng vldoolopng "tidwot'k Compultt O,.retlne l)tttmll T1\e ,.\lcronet \11 1 TOIIbtd glvtn by Dr. Andro Von Tllborg f'rklo1 11 3.)0 p,m. In room •226 Rldgt Lu equlpmtnt. Rtti.K'ne WrPUn_g ton'lOftOW e \ 3 p.m. St.nlora-·R•'Pf"-U-1'\ti UV.t ftom lht fot~w l n.g Mhool• will boon u mpu>. Coli M<o. Mock ot eJ l J ~ 15 or oomt to l ti•y~t C to lt:t t.tp en eppolntmtnt: Cut Western Re ..fvt: Unlvenlty Oreduelt: Sthool of Butlneu Adm,nlttr•Uon tomqr•o•L Tht tna\ltute 101 Pnatcg•l l t1lnlng tornouow: Bflru(h Cotlt-Qt Or1du11t S<;hool of 8ualneu Adtnlnltlletlon Wednt~dey t C:olu mble Oo!Vettlty Schoot ot lnternetlon•t AU•It• Th\lrwlt )'l P•pp.rdlne t.Jnlwe;slty Sctlool of Ll'ft PrkJey. ' !r~gtnu.rlng Fruhmt.n and Sopt\omort Ad~1aement for Spring 19&1 co•w.., ~olll ""Mid ~n 219 F•oncco~ : Nov . ..... I p.m.: Dec. I Ol Q un ' Dec. 2 •t I I o.m. end 2 p.m.:DK. J otiO.,,., ....t2p.m.o !lft. h t 10 a.tn. ond J P•"'" Dec. 5 Ol I I I m. •t. "The Pollall Phcanlc-A Thouund VIlli ot Pofllh Cultur-e·· Wedneadly 11 7:30 p.m. 11 lh• lnte H\-et~nal tn.. ,ltut~. 864 O.lt~N•tt . "Ltt (t Be" tonight 1t 7:30p.m. '" 1ht Squhe C:onttfenc·e Thealttt. ucu11nctra Cet" tonight -at 7 p.m. and tonight 01 9 p.m. ln 170 MFfiC, l;.llloott. " Ttortmt~' sports information » •• 10 • ., Or1du1to Studool1 lo t•• Pllylltol 8tlo ncu , lo\otilornottn, C:omputtt Sclo... and E119lnHtlng .,., bo eligible lo< ~~~• Portklponl"'ll>t ot t~• A . _ Notlonall..oborototy. l'lull bo o ilS Cttlron. FO< lurther IJIIormatiOO\, "'ll• 101 Argonne Olvlalon o1 Today< Bo"ll"iJ. WriV Conforonco·PooiUon 1'\otdl. Sqvtre LA-. Men .. 4.) 0 p.m .• womtn .. 3:30p.m. Wollnoaclor. HochtY •a. RrT. T0110Wt<ldo leo Tlrne. 7:30 "''"· TlwtiMII.)': Womon'a Swimming end 01•1119 ot Ouolpll Un~tky. Women's 8oltboii-ApPIIatlont oro bol119 occepttd fo• Program~ Oradu.tt S'udtnt The~~ l • tho pert·Urno pool\lon ol hood coO<h of Wom1n'a Vorahy Appolntmt<lts. 9700 South Cau Avo"'''. Argonne, • Sollboll fot tho lMI •oaton, f'tb. IO•Miy tO.Intoruled tlllnol., 15CMJ9. 312·972-33Ur--.. pe.-.ona are •equet ttd to rnetl • ltu•r o' eppUcedof'l en-d rnume to: Belly Dimmick. Director of Women'• ' Jolnl PIOI''"' .-tlotl-sdlool ol Mono~ement . An Athletl.,.. 300 Clor~ . lnlormotloMI mooting obouttM fOlntiiSIMBA PIOII'Om wlll bo ~lei II\ lht 1\rouo Co~>~or. 1~0 Ctooby. Sthvu mollttrl Ski Clubt 8u• uptalna meeting llltdnaacloy 11 2 p.m. Clil\or joint progr"'"' '*Ill be WedMiday tl 5 p,m, In 233 Squire. Do1dtlno lo• Jolnl"iJ tho tkl cfllb II Dec. ~. We'"' , _ llklnQ algn•up lor ciiK11t..d from 3 -4 P•ITII 1\lu lflQ 8tldgo lift reclng tuoono. Stop In '"' mor• lnlo<motlot\ fd\oK'tHone1 Mott' a -141 Trtclt ....U119 tomot,.,.. 113:30 p.m. ln 3 ottend. o.r~. A.nyoneiMtttJted tn joining ohould . . . . , _ _ . . o f l l l t - . . . . . IO ....... ln ~~ ~ lodaJ 117 P."'- ln 1_4 7 llltlondoff. Vou . , . _ Ia U(811c!.lf you'"' - · to MMnd. w!l \M Dept. ol PT II e.li·Sl43 .. _ , . , _...., ~--Tho ECCoOII WI>Micholl footbofl. ....._ Moln .-.-,~... t1l:l0 p.m. In t1>tc T-rt Sartoto Cho.,bero. T.... """ tokl on ""' Stlwt Wheal&, • """"'" loal <ho<lty ...., Tuoadoy ot 7:)0 p.tn, ot lito Etlt COIIlmllnlty C:ol'- 11ot111 Campuo gy"" U donotlon boMI1U tho~ A..... Tho U..£CC INifl It compt>Nd ol O«<ipotlonl lthor1py •udt<ltt. 11111111- ~ m - ~~ 'llaloK c:lult P!Kti<oo folondayo 1nd Wtd-.yo from SJI-.»21. ~ In Ill& - Donlt l Btrrigon. Juult prkot. ~I ond entl·"'or • • wUI speek on Atomk Wupont Oe~etopment Wednc)dey et 8 p.m in.r.M HuJ Lounoe. Squirt Annuli c_.. 'Mill ..,...._ -lollY ...s Thunder 0a11 o..blo 01 CAC:. w~ l•C:ornbat Rte11tyu lnfofma1 c.olfte conver•ellon tonight with Dt. Cllflon Yurly at 1:30 p.m. In 232 Squire Spo11sore~ by Phl Eta Slgm•· Everyone vrtlcomt . .. l iving ln Europt During wW lit A Chlld'o Ptrapocllve.. Chlldren'a <:atrWol to llo hold Nov. 2J lrom l_. p.m, W lnleroatocl coM ISI.J»I . ~~~~~ 80/81 wllh Pat Metheny and othe!l W•dnudoy ot 7;30 end 10 p.m. In the O••nede 1'~eetef, bva tchedulota on N.ov. 2.7, 28, 2a end 30. Hoyt1 C. Technlq"'a fa< pr-•1119 o n tllo<llw ,...,.,.. wll bt dlacu.-1. announcements lout~,......,. ' "'""'odOJ . . . ~ .Squl... al 6 p.m. In tho S-6 at 11\e,w.t.lo. __ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Holdt r athl(lic.s s:oes. ··nothing is dcfif)Jtc. ··He blam~ tnOation and Compus Edt/or With 1 matgin of vic:lory tbat JurpriKd Studcns Association (SA) officials, alllhrtt q~~<>tions on th< student mandatory f.. ~fcr<ftdum hdd the firn tltrtt doyo or this week were approv~ . The ballotlna aho uw a hi&lt numbo of Students panicipatin&. "This it the bia<ot turnout w<'v< had for anythlna," a tired SA president T101 Sboelwl !><2mcd, as tilt countina nnalty CODcluded It I:IS a.m . Thursday. Question one. which asked Studonts if tbey wanted to continue havioc mandatory foes, passed by the lt"lleSI rn&Jsin, 3639 10 616. A Iota! of 4261 votts Wtt< Cllst, with apploxlmllldy 32 pcrt:tllt or disible voters panicipotina. "I wun't aurprised by tilt maJ>Ibtory r.. recruitment &Dd equipment, asick from ncca.sftites JU.e lrO.vd and on-the·n);ld lod.tting. Accordina tO Otrhat, tht \ncr...e in r... could rtsuh in iocludlna tilt Athl<tics Governance Bovd and tilt SA Smato. thrtc out of CV6Y fivc dollan coina to Athlai<>, allhouJII tilt But ov6all. Nathan dumed t i l t - · of alit hr.. dtdsioo• ..... proponion has not btco atablb11cd. *'II VC)(C of confKit'ftoCc:. '' ''We ~n u&oe rhis as a sprio&board.. •• Shtcfl:us maitua.lncd. Ruction in Oark Hail to the continued athletic fundin& 11 and now we can move on to mort s.enshivc lssudi ... Tbc was Pffd:ictably on the positive sidt. "-'fantastic. gtt!al," lmmcdhnt rut \ire- ror SA officials.. ac:tordina to hlm. is tO HSil <h..red Women's Athl<1ics Dirtctor Belly Dimmle.lc . Mm'• dO"'D for I full day, and just bntinstorm- <ryin; IO d«'iciO Oircaor Ed Mttro added t.bat ..._e·r~ aU tiappy 10 bur it." ..hat 10 do for th< reu. or tht year... Al for the rca.oon for rcfcrcndum - . e. SA OirCC~or of At lcaJI· pan of lh< o:r<dil ""'' attributed by Muto to th< re<.'Cnl SUC<esseJ or lbo Bulls and the Royals. Ht <Specialty Student Orpnizruions 8111 Mact credited th< dubs praised tilt Bulls sotttr squad, the women'• volleyball team . themselves. ''I place I arcat deaJ or emphw.i:a. on lht club.s and the S-0 stN1 or the football Bulb. Tilt VO<< quc:stloM &dtin& tho IIUdtnts OUI tO Vole," MliCt prait<d. "Some ol puiC(I by • wide tnoUJI! m11Jio "thot it wu obviously the thtm toot m<mb<n OUI of m«<UJp held on dcctioo ni&hl , voice of lht student!," Dimmick said. 1\Jl<k from the and took th<m clown 10 VOte," He Jinaled out Communky ac.hievcmmu of campus lt.ams, the Women's Athletic A<tion COfl>' (CAC) and NYPIR<l u two •or efftctlvc Dil'<ttor praised tho Ull Varsity Oub. "They aavo it a biJ aroups. push, H sht said. "'~y 80f the rat or the athlties 10 go OUt MOSI or the publicity In CAC WIJ "word of mouth." and vote, and to brina aloos a few frico&." Muto ldded thu O«<fdiJI& 10 CAC Dircaor Mik< Crimmin. But. tb< At>ti· th< Oub bas boen "voy active procno<in:& athlaia." Rape vant CltTicd a Ji&n cxplail!iJI& tbot shi> ..mte was funded by JfUdeot f<CS, and th< Anti·Rapc Tuk For« told ils Pan of the incru.sed fundins will so into correctma deficiencles\n UB'sauppon or wom<tt'Hporu at UB. "Thil UJ<rs "If you liked it (th< To.st Force id<->. then so vote." i.s the yea~ that <qUalluuoo had to take plooc," Dimmick Crimmin explained. NYPIRO Ptojcct Coordlnasor l.nJ<I Smith was plcaoed ~ . Offldals f\'0111 l<Voal covcmmcot buruu. will b< oomlna to Buffalo to <h«k on Title IX complian<c, a tba< tilt "Jfudmu r<COCJiittd the value or havil>s mandUOI)I rqW..ion &\AII'IJ1tcdna rqualsuppcxtto both"""" in sport.<. r.... " Hn sroup <oottilxned to tilt i>US01< by diuributina nyoo aod by brinsinJ its own mcmbm clowo to volt. "I lltfo~ dtdclinJ on the CX&Ct allotmmt, Oart Hall administrotor> will "b< loo.t inl ca"'fully at the men's and IUCSS lh.t studtniS likt tht" Jdea or havin1 81hletics and Kf"tti« or1ani.z&tions on campU£," he Ald. womCD's b\ldad•." ....,~~ to Dimmick. Aft« th< (mat eotty mornJna tally. Sb<ehan cxpblined that H....... " "e hod to ad !bit VO<<- ••· Now,_., th< real work, Evto with tbe planned inclqs<, mOAspotu will not ... a aod we <an Jlan doina~ serious plullios." Ht credittd drastlo inaea:s< In fundin). "'Ill..-. will b< no ·~pan•ion," the funds spent o.n advcnisinl as contributing ro the Iliac Dimmick said. "wt'n: )liSt holdlna on." For th< womm•' au.rnout for votina. but be comment~ thaJ uit onJ_y made scrue that t.h t Jli'OI)k wtJe imcreu.ed in votinJ." squads, t.h< prOI'I»Cd b:n:ast will co into basiCJ such u Title IX for the need for an incrcast, bu1 explained 1h.u the pass;.,., .. s,.. V'tce Preoidct11 Dianna O.rhak said, "but I wu concerned wlllt the inCfCIIS<! passill&· It was nos as sure a lblnau th< mandatory fcc." The incrcast q...stion pswtd, by 696 b&Uou,, the unallcst aw,;n. Slanina nell yrar, all studeou will~wte fivo 4lou.at incrnK i.o tho "Siudcnt r..."colwnn or btlls;:!rom S10 to S1S. • "' No, I wasn't surprised (8bour the increase passin.&).'' Shtrhan answered, "but l w.S surpri)<d by tbe mar&in of vldcxy. 'Now we'D bt oble to ,;ve AthiCIJcs more money," The President at.o uplained !hot lh< boosa wiD ,;help out JOCn< of ow owu orpniw lolu, and arw thot arc CUtTCDtb' uncterrunded. •' 1)>o queSiion of continued. fundioa for UB Athletics ptOtramS puscd by 1 sliJbtly smaller mar &in than quHtion 00C. bill k A ill was a 2llOO vote diff....,.tial. Ao a rcoult of the OOit<:OII>t, (UAdin& ror'llle 8ulls aod Royals will tontinu. for It lcut -h<r )'<titS. !our N- ....lholtr WlilkSA 'Trusurr:r Alan Nathan wu tWo plu.sed with tilt nutaxM, lit aoted tiNR • • for .. a boon In fundlna ror planned i.nqease must go throU,&h stvtral commin~. lns#de: Sic bucks-P.2/ Baby tolk- P.31 Not 007- P..f/ Cotdling some'SUN' - Pp. 9-201 Footbol frnole-P.23 �.. ! High stakes, million$$ gambles; 2 ~ the cut-throat ~ j t o ; ,;. ~ .; C.ORIS , games of venture The American Dr.,.,. To moil <n!rcpren<urt, II>< f11nwy or aofa& rrom "rqs to ri<ll<s" di<d wilb rbt l<a<t>d&l1 Honuio Al&<r, but oa:ordill& to a kM::a1 vmturt capital company c.ccudvt, the rilbt combination or C:Ofl'Orate variablo coupltd with dw>« lind aood fonunt can reldndk tllaJ d...,.. • 'Tbt major rule or venum capitalists is 10 b<r on ~people,'' uplain<d Rand Clj>ital Corporatioo Praid«U Donald A. Ross. "JI's not lhe produ« (brine p.-oduc:<d), no< the mark<r (that the produ<t is b<ina p.-oduc:<d for), buttbt P<OPic b<hind ohe company.'" Knowina tbt dic:nrele, ROOis said ro a UB audiC'n«, is lht prime obJ«IiVt' or ~tUU caplrali.su-a arowina aroup or busincumrn who lend ouo larae surru or cash oo promislna companjes for which thty UJUAII)' reuivt a proponion of thal Oedcin& bu.sineu' ownership c:oncrol in rt-tur'n. .. We'rC' not in rhis busines,s for ahruistic rtaJOns, •• the e.~~:ecutlvc lauJhed. ''We're In II ror ohe money, b<tausegre<d is lh< mlddlt namC" of Rand Capital and we wane to aec riehcr.'" Ro~ fascinaued a capacity.fUied Kraus Conference in Crosby Hall wioh oalts or how some Rand·baeked \ICntures "hil the jackpor." Sponsor<d by oht Small Business Oub and the Studtnl Associaoion (SA), th< nnanciaJ mlrcprcncur pointtd to Rand Capital's ifCllat sucow-oht lnt.,.,.oional Cablt Company, a p-y odevlsion service stroteh<d OUI OV<r most or Buffalo's suburbs. only had 60 subf<:ribcn, but they ourn<d 0111 to be: a wirtM'f', a real bit.'' Intematioo..al Cable's ron.andal statistics o... the rollowifl& lht iliY<Slm<rU lend a-edeott 10 Ro&s' claims: From the brinlt or bankruptcy, lnlm>aoional Cable ilrua&~ec~ iu way ro 81,000 subf<:ripdons lind incrased its .."Orlh co almOst S10 million. ••Jt was ow rn~ investment." remcmbc:rcd ROOis. -ina rlw II>< pannm ia d>arae t!>Cn ...,. "yo-yo's." Througb Raod's ia-.nmt oui.XS. tllpa'U - . btou&ho in co taltt thlrae. as is c1ooc: with lnOSI or RmT tndnvors. In r<rurn, ohe<e<poraoa n<U<d II percrnc of lnte:raationaJ Cable-an (O\C'.Mmenc lhal multiplied 28 limn to almosr S8 million. ..That should keep our Stockbrok<r~ happy," ROOis jts(<d. t:.penbt Nolina Rand Capital"s mOOit r<ctnl >UC<"<SS, Clarcntt Controls Incorporated. Ross explained thai chc invf:Stment w&s oypieal or his company. " A lot or othm Clcndlng in>lilulions) PDOh·pOOb<d him (EI..:orical Enaln...- David Lockwood, who rounded lh< comp11ny) ~><cause bt's a scicntlst and not a businc.ssman," chc '"m ' oney Ripples. merchnno FXPIIin<d. " We saw lhc pooenrial, Turning 10 America's economic Ills, Ross so wr bro"&ht in I he prople with obe expertise b<li<Ves ohat today's "shol·aun oype ohm ohe <Ompany was lackina ( business economic poUdes" of rax euos apd work adminSiration)... _ prosrams cncouraae innaoion by wasolna Like most busit)es.s .vcnturcs, a· plethora of c.ash ...These strategies don't work because fundina combinations are used to prop lJp a lht people thai the money i' rara.c-trd for Oedlgin& orOoundering enterprise and don't usc il as lhey're s:uppo$ed co." h~ ,Qarenr:e. Controli was no txc:•eplion. "Lots noted. "Wt. sho~ larae.tfh&incentivcs It . . - runny money," from the Cioy's ohosc. wllo woUIG us< them-the small aovcrnmrnt. IIC<Ordlna 10 Ross. was coupled · companies." with Rand Capital's conon1>uoion. "Burrato By uslna ohls "riOe-auo" approach. small, Hits boua.hl th<:m a c.'Of»pu.t er." Ross u _plained, )"OWl.&. and innovatiW: budneues would •·nc:re was a Jot of 1rauma usocla.td whh nocin&, "Jr rou can prove lhac you can make prosper, causing a muloiplyif\8 ripple err... lbtm (lh< cable compaay)," ROOis ,...IJ<d . jobs, (q~tiooabl• money) will follow." on corporate rt.'W'flues, income tv..e5 pald • "We loaned thbn $2j0,000 In 1969 wllm Ch<)' Even more ••quesdonabk~t rh.an ctaR:oce md e;mploymcno. Only ohc ••"esc md most r Cllibank. one o( lllc WO<td"s 1otaa1 ln.ttmttlonal b•ulb. invltos you 10 conslclor a carur opportUnity In lllc Middle EasL We ere prcunlly S«ldnQ mature. a"'l>ftious lndlvlcluals 10 bca>mc Accounl Manaaus. English pro&lency Is required and l!um<y in AraliOc: Is a ddnllt pNs. lntttat<d can· didati!S should rtllisiCT lor our upoomlnQ Interview ses-.s 10 be held on a~mpus., Iryou would liM 10 ..-with C1dbaalc on lhunday, Hooanbo< 20111. ..a or apply In penon: llaya ::i\;J.~. - WANTED! HIGHEST PRI"S • PAID promisln1 <Ompanks should b< the recipieoo.s Connol's fundioa is the product maauf.,.ured by II>< d<c<rl<:al instrumans ccmpany. A<C>O<dina oo the Buffalo E-ifll Ntws, Locltwood and hfs assoeiaoes ••cornerstone'' prcxluc:t is a split-core cune-ne uaaslonna-perforao<d black bo• us<d to measure l'oltq:e tbJOUah powff lin«-, Ross aiul<d aftor passia& rrp.-inrs or"" aroide oo the audience. "What the Ntws didn't Ond ouc is thAt they're really manufacturinJ a , las<r·IYP< death ray that will b< mounotd on the lips or airplanes, •• said Ross whh secrc~l· ~tnl oina<d dcliJ)Ir. or the ICJ"fmunent in'it.Slmt.ttt$. hWhcu ito you want oo puo ohe mOMY?" Noc Chrysler or Lo<khe<d," ROSI&Illu<d. "ll's in ohecitw, youna companJtt. that are crutin& jobs." Pointlna to two ..youna" companies. Compuooraraphic Corporaoioo and National Semiconductor, koss noted that o~r thtla.sl 10 yun studits show th:u lhrir ~ploymma ra1a were up 40 pttccni a&aht!t tht slisht .6 pc!'rC"C111 rise. ror mature corporations s-uc:h as O..hlchem Soeel lind Proctor and Gamble. 8cC'ausc of such ravorablc statistics. small bus:inesses art pmtring ••a g,rtal deal or attention.'' Ross explained, adding that these enoorprises (conStiout<d by companio:s.wioh 20 or .... worktrS) cmploy 58 p<rceno or lhe . work "for« aad 43 per«nl of the Oross NMional Product (ONP). "An important pan of innovation tomes rrom smaiJ businesses,•• Ross said. "Want to btl your money on Chrysler? J don~-. Despite his pro~bUslnc:ss stance; Ko" '' ooc. a con.sa"\\ative when it comes to politics,. "You probably ohink I'm a Rcpublican,"ohc self·protla.imed eapioaliso <:hided lhc audleoc:t. "WtU, I'm not. 8111 I do have a stkkcr in'my orrrco-'Crimc !"Duldn't pay ;r ahe aovemmeot ran it:" Federa1 cash battles the . inflation blues by~ Altllouah UB is rtcdvina mort 'research money through federal grants th,;m CV« before, the incrcua have oc>O b<en mouJ)I oo keep up wioh doublc-disio inflation. The greaoer numb<r or graao proposals rrom unive-rsities nalionwidt has created an fntcnk comi)dhion for aovemment money Which means UB will bavc 10 tig.htcn its belt a Hu.lc more. accordin1 to • ASsistant Vke Presideno for Research Rob<rr C. Fiu.parrick:. 0( oil< $25.6 million or research expenditures In 1979-80, si2.2 ' mlllion came from the federal &Qve:rnment-a S900,(X)O Increase from the previous y..,. Altbouah the ante was rai>Cd, ohe sp<ndina power or the mon~ has d«:reued. "The C<d<nll buda<r has arown eO<h year, buo has not kept up to inflation;• expJained Fit.z;pacric.k. "ft'l conceivable ohao re!ear<h will 10 down." he add<d, "but in t"enm- or the Univcnlty 10111 (the amouno or rcsear<b). t ClqJ«.'l it 10 arow:: Ho......-, y..,. ~csideol for Research tad Graduate Studies Qouald W. Ramie feels lhll r....,.ch bore may b< dcc:realina. "R...ar<b •• the Univ<r~ioy lcvtl is o~ the decline except ror 110m< major pr08J11111S,.. he not<d. Rennie uplain<d th't UB is on the borderline b<twttn a lruly bla research ttntcr and just a middle clauonc. surror ood 111rr« Althou&h the amount or money spent for research -~OI'INOt3- ' ,---------------------------------, REDBARN -~ ~ Wanted In any condition • sell to ua you get paid c:..h on the spot 0 & fl\JS~ Recelre en u t11 5% wlfh this ad!l : I II CHICKEN CHALLENGE ~ ! CHICKEN CHALLENGE- : - OUR LUNCH-CHICKEN SNAC.C: I ~ 2 PCS. CHieKEN : I ::::: , 4950 Harlem Rd. lat Sheridan) · r-----839-1782---- $!~&9i Valid thru 12131/80 I PUR WNCH·CHICKEN SNACKI FEO. TRADEMARKS OF COCA COI.A CO. -----------------~ �. I University ·to plac~ limit on freshmen by Seth Coodthlld ,...,.ws - ·--L.Ket. . . . ~ong-.........-.- -... .... lofO .... . -. .- -... ..... l .. _,.....,..,.eo.-;,,..w_ Ed~tot Pre1idcnc Robtrt L. Kcu'Cr announced to Lbc Facuhy Sen••• Eucuti•r Commh1eo Wednesday tbOI <he Uni•<nily will plart a limit on the number of rreshmen it will accept in a aivcn Year aniJ thll h 15 t'Oft.ildt ring giving them priority when il come-s to a11ocatir'l8 dormilory space. The Prtsident said that the ccilin1 would hover around 3000 or so studcnts and thot restrlc1ion> could br plocrd on ocrutln hi~·drlt1llnd areas, such l.l Cboinun-.......... ....... ,,.. _ ..,lo ..... _..._... ROU.. O TAal£ n. ,.__.IT ...... lucvliwe eon.vn..ICOl'lttaued lt. plnwo4_ .._ ...-.*" ,,.~"foAtar_.. trr..t tJI MM impcJM • limit 011 IN~ of fre.tl'wnen N ace_,. kt tft"' Many Scnllor> uprtutd <ODC<m that !ilidn& 700 sp..,.. from UniYerlity roles may nOt easr the O\'tfD"'Wd[ft:l problrms that have ddugrd t~e Enain..rinc Drpanmmo and the School or Man..-mo. They araurd that unlc!s some ~ind or limit i5 plaoed on the ownbu or >tudmos accepord inlO hiah demand arcai, those dcpartmenu w.oold be too ovtr\loOrkcd. Additionally. some stud~ts wouhJ be! cakc:n into the Univers:lty. only 10 be deni«< enlrantt into the dtpanment or the" choice. Keuer, however, txplaJntd that UB would- t'riost likely Into the hl&h demand areas. Tl\c:re's no "'"Y En,in«Ttna con puc up with 1200 audmts, so whas we Y.;u do b phaHC out studcnas till Yi't e.nd up with abow 800 or ~ •• he noted. But the Prcsidmt con«<<<d that the "boltom of . . . class"-lltosc acccp<rd ..ith thc lo"est •-....-would no1 be ••• ICtOOS the boatd. Tbe Pr.Oteknt addrd obao he and v..,. Pruldtnt for Academic: Affairs Robert Roubcr& ....,.. - d in discu.nioru on , crealin.t a ''bi·modal'' admissions >t~rm-,.ilh 1rill ..~ follow an admissions procedure- which restrkcs acc:tpta_ncc Enam«rina. and Management. Thclimil Is in rcspc'"~ to this year's fmhman <l:usof3700 "udrnts, ohr loran• in UB·s history. Many chargrd that by o)t(~ina so many nt" peopl~. lht Uriivusity wu no1 only OVCH &Xin& iiJ rCSOUKCI. bill mi~ l also be loW<rifta a acackmk standard,. l<<tltt wei that he had>-.' to make a final dccisoon 0<1 the numbn or "udcnu US woukt UK as the nn..aff pomt. a~ho"'lh he rstimtrd thai il "ould be bcl,.un ~)100. .. It will tK- a tOnldus: dfor1 10 brina the number of fre1hmcn do,.n," obe p,.Jdmt addrd. ~ ~,...... H• alto......._. Via,....,.,..,. lor~ 4H..... JittCMfO ~ ftf9ln M..o comw 'IICMV ScAotf) ~--Oft tf't'fl"' yte r students ortorit}' tcw di::w'm tMciL ''l1·s sorMthint \liocarctootin&at n01rd. ''It's $imply n~ in out ••th aJiofthcd1ta, •• Keu~ lnttrc~ to :aUow thts to confin ut.'' Priorily Keiter also S«"mingh· confirmed hit suppon ror 1lw Ondings of Via: Prcsidrnt (or Stucklll AHa1n Rithard Siggelkow's offict· and Oin:c1or of Hou~tng Madison Bc::ryu: on .st11ing priOrities for dorn1 ~pace . Fullowma the Fall"~ housina crunch-in whu.·h many nrsl ·}'c'~r JCudnus ~·C'I'e fof\"'ed 10 Live orr-crunpuS-sC>I'Ot UniVCI,ily mtmbct\ a.s~N that frcshmtn should bt '''~ lint end at the resid~tw."C h • II •. Si.q_ d tow concedcd.that a mass.iwc surwcy, poUina many ofrta/' and groups for thdr IUIInliOfU ~ puoril) ~ Hl$ . ... findinas a>nduckd lht fml\mcn should be con'lidcrrd fir>t and thll retumfns >tudrnu should b<- a•onlcd 14>K< oo the N.si\ of 'A'h~l das$ thqf one in. Sophomofe-J ,.ouk1 ha'tt priofuy over Ju:nion. who "IIOutd b:t'tC" it O\C"'' Sen&oD. " We " iU Wt.i ate a policy or pltl~ 11<11<• ottmtion to no DO< S<l or 51andards->t lhr Unl•rt>ity. Day Care compromise reached • by Dan Bowman thr Univcr$lty. GSA member Medi&t a hrrcd her iniliat rx»ition' Ctlrnpus £ditcJr , which kcotnPnfmitt solution to dett[mine the bes.t method to plan and. orao.nb,t a proposed lny Cart Ut11tr w:a~ reached Wednesday n-rnin.& in Squirt HaU afttr biutr • •auinJ. Tbe dlspute brtweon "S•b Board I, Inc. Chairman Mark "Moore. who ra\iCrcd a comminec coo.sistin& of membcts from various Univas:ity sectot.s. and Alan Rosmrrld and A&&JC Mrdiac: ,.ho vmeth< proponcnu of o $1.000 fcaslbilioy study, estalalrd into a sc:rirs of accusations and connlaina rm>mmmdations. The <ompromil<!. suucsled by 0111duatc SlUdcnt Auociation (GSA) mcmber Mdissa Steuer, ..as approved by llm<mbcrsofan od·bcx OayOurCCilt<r ColltlniUcc. indudlna Mrdigr, but rrjcard by both Rosen reid and Moore. The Slrutr >OIIItlon ~ollrd for th< creation of a committee ronsbtina of racuhy, students and admini!lratlon under the dlr«tion o r a sal..-ied coordinator. The commhttc allocated SI,SOO ror the coordlnotor and $2.000 for supplies. with any unu~d portlon or supply runds to be: redistributed propOnionally amona the conttibulins student orallinizadon,s. "lbc Oireaor will delqlltt authorily 10 the committee mcmbtrs." Steuer explained. .."'ho will in..,.iall< such tblnp o.s &OV<mm<nt fund ina and rquladom... l<•rt van dt Vdck or Millanl FiUmorr Collcse (MFC) strtutd tltll the coordinatoc be an obja:thc obscn'« and no1 be sd«t«< from tlte proposrd cotnmineo. . • The: mecdna war oraaftiztd to d.iicuss Moort"•s r.ndinas from an in•dli~tll lon or the Bllffalo State Collt:Cl' Day Care Ccnttl Whi<:h W1U rstablishrd In 1973. Moore had proposrd that UB follow its example by first dllbli<ltlnl lhe C<)lt<r and Lh<11 gntduaUy inttasin& the number of participants. lloffalo Slat< bc&an Its proaram With $500 1111d -"'vcn chOdrcn. It now boasts a budaet or SIS,OOO and 70 thUdren . Moorr suaarslrd thai lite ~3, 000 in funds allocalrd by nrious UB Studcnt oraanfutlons for a day can fco.sibllity ll•dy b<! Usrd for the actual bnplrmml&tion or the Center. "l >t~gestlbat a commiucc be formed to. k!olt into thr li«<IR rrqulremcnts, rttlcs and rcaui.UOOs and spatt fOt tl\r Center," Moore llid. ";Jbrn it should look Into makio1 (the Center) a non-profit orpniutioo Nn by parmu on lh< Board or Dircctots." Van de Vddc ...-1 lllal parmtSsbollld b<involv«<, IKe .....,..t tltat ob.,- sbould 1101 operate tbc Center. mimwlaa..,..., or otlttt day tan cU>tcrs rwr by pora~u. Moore rq)litd thlt tit< Dinaor and aU oeadlers ...,llld be ruuy qualirted r01 1brir positioJu. A b•da« or 120,000 wu tm><llmcndrd by Moorr inncad or the SIOQ,OOO which be <IAimrd ~ otfaioally r<qilCSird. The Iauer budJet su.,..uon could be aehlcvrd in lh< rucurc, be addrd, dur to the: size of dtinJ bqinoma was to tafT)' om tht reasibnity stud y . Mediae maln1aJned that h ·could ~rt:Searcb .such questions u rquipmc:nt fund Ina, insttr;an~e and s:tersonnd. The Day Ca.re Centt"f' must also include a nigh1 service for MFC IIUdcnu. Sh< strtutd, due IQ the suppon or MFC reprrscntatlvcs van de Vrl<!_e and Orca Danolan . This Jtipu111ion would inc-ur undctammcd a:J$tl rcauladons '#1'hich muSt ~ rurthc:r invotiptcd, add<d. " I tltlnL ..-. need SlO,OOO for lh< Cmtrr." Mediae •ou..,rd. ··Ttoc $1,000 shollld be usrd ror <he f=lbiluy >ludy so otpnintions "'ould be more" tllin1 to rontrlbu~ lar&e •ums or money... she thcoriud. study ,.ould look •1 justifytn& the. n«<< for <hold care. would be • blutpnnt for ~blishlng th< Center and would Ond people- 'A'ho are m~ernud ln &ottin& it aoing, •• Mrdigr outlined. The GSA repre.sanative 10 Sub Bo<~rd abo nottd thai if the basrmmt of .Pritchard Hall_-whkp housed the Center btforc u was tcmunatcd in the mid· l970'>->tlll contained the pr..-ious equipment and toLIId pass Scatt inspection. thef'!,_tht Ctnltr~ou1d M reope-necJ much soonrr chan antic;pat~. The compromise solution was rormcd with va.riowinput rrom lh! asstmbled chil~ care p_roponc:nts, However, the di1C'Ussion was coounuously rntcrrputfd by >tlllkniS lnvol• rd in {'lays," accordi.D& to Linda Clr.lcr-Kobas. ··s.udrnt youps should be only minimally ln•ohrd in the C<11t<f ...Orac:c-Kobas a.ssrnrd,sin«Lhcarottpshavcalrcady prO\tnlhllthcy ~ cwlipomjaltl) I hit Cqltrt's spcrdx ~·b!i>ltmqtJ . Graoe·;Kobas' tem.arks ¥otrt: JMt with a cbonu or approvina <heors by the majority or the aatlteronJ. v111C<·Kobas supponrd Mooro·s IO.pcrJOO commiuc-e u the most reasonable opcion. . O"""'·Kobas, .,.ho hu opc1111rd a non·profil D>y Our Cmlc.r In Ni&&ara Falls for 10 yean, believn thll, "With plans for the rcconmuction or the Main Slr<rt Camp••· there I• no way the Slate wiU app1ove of a Center on obit Cllmpu, ... Adminlstroolon participation and approval WliS also of atW concrm. Van dr Vdde maint.a fnrd thOl the f=lbilily ...dy should be implcmcntrd bcausc ..... hare.to convince (UB Prcsickot Robert L) Keucr thll ~ should hovr o Ccnrcr." GSA Prcsidrnt Howard Bmneu stronaJYcoowrr«<. " What Kettcrrqatd> u a horror 110<)'.'' Bmncu rrmarked, ''is just not &Dina to :·The "PD"'"' ~\appal . " " I tllint aUowin1 PYcsidmt Kftttt to appotnl tbr oommincc•,.-ould be jllSI as aood 1$ f=lbibsy soudy on Ills dcst ," Moorr clcdarcd, addlq thlllhm Ketter would rraliu lhll the Admbtistration Is oot bdna divqardrd. SA Prcsidml Sh«hao indicatrd th•• the SA Scnllr """ld mo<l Utely •pprO\'e f•n<lina lhr proposrd <.-omm1lltc and coordlnatot now lhat a de fin he <omprombt has been rra<hrd. Shcdtan mmllonrd thit a 5600 contribution wQuld be possible. JOmcOG< 0<1 lhrowioa 1 r.,.. Amherst blaze A carclcs<ly di<cardrd ciJ•-tr os brtna blamed ro, a r.,c that dtSUO)'t"d a lmall temporaf) bu1ldtn.& on lhc iidc or the new aymn1sium on the 1\mht"U n.mpu!" Wt\Jn\"Sda)' nlatn . Tht Gcc~~ll e Fire Cor1pany ~"~ an ulliltm abmu 9;4$ p.m. and n•5pondt-d v.kt\ punlJW:fS .and r"""-'Ut w:hit.:le.\. A t rnall sh~d: . ul'td by Ihe Sc::isfri rd Con')(fU\., ion Comp:my worLmcn ror II dreuinc room. \\":t~ ro1ally cn&ulfrd In namc:io on th-eir arrhlll. firemm broke open cbc loc-k on a nurby trailer und opened tl«'trial brt>Aktn '¥1 hkh feed powct i1110 the chad.• The fire was C'Mangullhed in twt'lny min u~()... ActOrdina. to C&mr>Ul Public Saltt) Orrt«f Waller &rocli. the fi rcmm w~ worrttd m.amly about il propanc tan~. aandia.& adjarxn1 to lhc bulktin&. Ho>A-nCT. no damaar ~-u done to the bigbly·llammabk <ontcnu. Gc<nUI< Fwr Cbicf Donie:! 1>,-ollet, ..,imalcd that domaa• co the contlruct!Oft Jhatt Lotollcd $500, " hik .-Ita SSOO In tools and 11\0<1. OOfl(ftlll ....... dc:stroyrd. Publi< Safety ofrtcrr Wtllimt c-..,- tJCP(alncd <hat Wrdn"""'~ niaht i5 usually praakr ni&ht ror fire compaolcs. and the Gc<nill< •nu •-ould probebl)• co bact and r<>Wll< prlli<r. No damqc .,-as done 10 thr ocw aym unda coruuucuon, aJthouJ,tt adjoinin& shades v.ae sUghtly i!amacrd . As M1ftn left the «m<. he w>rnrd l nearby fimnan lhat .. If that propantlonk had COl &Ding, wr "'ould have been in bad shape. �.. • I ~ ..!i PLEASE NOTE!!!! ' ~ '\ E 0 t. sund ay s h ow1ngs of >: ;! ~ ~ ' "'Being Ther~" originally scheduled for The Woldrrian Theatre has regretfully been cancelled due ·to a sch~duled power shutdown at the academic spine Sunday! . :Otoroil ..... SeMtot JliiAtft Bond C.U• ,_w Yort SM.,Ot..-itcl Alpllon,. O'Amllo ••,,,._,. . . 'Blacks' gains in jeopardy after election, Bond says by Stove Simmons City 1:.'(1/t()l "BEING THERE" will be shown as scheduledin the Squire Hall Conference Theatre UUAB Fitm Committee regrets .any inconvience. • suo /i30HtiHC. INTERN ATI0 NAL COLLEGE LIVE MUSIC DANCE or Hll lbc ~OOAP.D ·~ or Claimina that the &cneral condition American blacks has improved, but is now threatened b«ause the r~nt eltctions, Grorgia State Senator Julian Bond urae<l a respectful crowd of 300 at the CanisiUJ Colleae Stu'!Fnt Center Tuesday ni&hl 10 "recroup p<osreuive forces IO • •urn the moral majority's mandate." . ~ · A 40oyear-old·sell·proclormed "polilician by profession,': Bond-warned ihalthc- rc«nl riaht·win& uend n\1)' spawn an increase in anri<ivil right.s aroup• such as the Ku Klu• Klao . "I think th< Klan willarow and arow apd· increase in power," assencd Bond. The Pennsylvania native asked rbe~ori<ally, "Why does lh< KKK wear conical hood>?" Answ.,.in& to a sweU of laU&h~<r front th< predominanlly blaet crowd-.,hi<h include<l respe<te<l New York Stit< 1\>sftnblymon Arthur 0. Eve-Bond ra.sone<l. "To m~k.t up (Of physical impnrC\.,ions in oaher pans o( thrir body." n.. aniculat< Bond then called lor a Slrenathenin& of existing .orpoitalionJ, •ud\ as ttl< National Urban Leaaue and ttl< 'NAACP . .. When ....-e 1ft our cntmics orp.nizin.a. •• adviltd Bond. H•"C" should cqaniu as \Oo'dl." • Old In a navy blu• suit, the <ieor&ia D<moc:rat auacke<lth< KKK as .. murda-en, ra.p.st.s. ltld arsonbl$.'' com~rina the orpnization to tbe t«rorisu who murdered lsrae:li athletes at tht Muriich Olympics. "They're the worst type of people and sltould be r=snize<l.as suq>," _..---.lla_.!!deolared Bond, "'ho o«ko 10 ,oombat their prtser~<e by :'IOitinc ttl< ceneral population know v.'ho -.-cart, what we've done." llood suaaes~..l'thedevelopment of ... hit list ofo•r own-a resister of reaction aria stand1n1 In our paah." reftn-in& to those newly·a.ppointed Chairme:n or us Senate Committtts: who re-pr~t a shirt towards "'reaction and riaid constrvatism." The cro'A'd seern~d to look upOn Bond as a patriarch in ohe mold of Jesse Jackson and responded favorably to his maoy t:alls for unity of ract and muion. ··ne cask is to bqin anew, •• Bond summariz.e:d ,"becaus.e wt can survh•c and we l:an endure." Fir11 elc<~e<l to the Ctoraia House of Representatives ·in 1965, Bond 1ermed his journey f'rom Atl~nta to Burfalo a "soberina" 0\'Casion in light of the recent rash of kl11inas that has.plaaued black rommunioies in both citiH:. Callina the incidents a .. tcrrifyinJ mystery to all of us,'' 1he fat her or nve descr·ibc<l his recent dforn co place restriccions on his children's outslde accivitics. Bond expressed his di!C()nlcnl wilh America's political future, sayinc this uprom1ses co be a couah and frusuatina trip to the 21st Century." Bond auacki:<l his political eolleaaues. dcscribin& the recent Presidential election as a choice between ''atit:c and Grecian Fonnula nump.tr two."' whitt cwsin& Gcotaia Senator Herman TaJmadae as "311 awfu1 man, a te-rrible man," and descrlbin& New York Scnator-eleel 1\lfonse O'Atnato as · PANEL DISCUSSION ..sua.nac... • · SataR()ay, .NooernbeR 15 cic 7:oo pm Re() Jacket. 2.o() FlooR / Cro.ftCGL SftaT m usic b;y M r';E . H CUJWl. Th.a. .&1tffalQ Kcla'i'{mdrct Dancll Group P ANBL DISCUSSION roPIC: "Iftdfa'a 2ole .fn the Thfrd Werld" SPEA.XERS. Dr. p. AltlMidl. J)ept. or 8ocial Pol&nclationa Dr. P. J ai.o. Dep. or Pll,yela x.. u. A.U.U. Dlpt. or J!.aalWl & _ "' • Dr. N. 1taUa ~-tor), Dept. ot Sociology, SUC - BUP. ALSO - REf RESHMENTS lk INDIAN BUFfET Co~ bi/ SA'•~~ The tolulion, expresstd Bond, is not in lh< proposed formulation of a black politiCIII pany, whkh conno< sueoee<l with only 13 percmt of the popular. VOte behind it. Rath<t', the wise and powerful UJe of th... vote wiU brin& about ncede<l cha.nao. "We lefl half our voters at home," a d'-inted Bond note<l . SodiiiTurnlnt 10 ttl< economic....,., the. politi<WI claimed that "AI issue • betwecu now and, l984 is "'h<IM< the aovemmeot ou&htto bdp Americans who arc lllllbk tO lldp th<mseh'OS.': A disproponionate number ol ~-''lilt dart undcrclas$"-tive bdow ttl< poverty level, oc<ordin& to Bood, umoretban one·fourtbofthe nation'ssiJc mntion black famai<5are in Ibis catqory. , The bladt peoples' "perpet~ half<it,i unship" was iUustnJe<l by Bond witb lhe declin< in nwnben of dderly white poor, wllile oheir block ooilnterparls arc on fM rise. " IIUicad of <o~.-lity of 5acrillee,'' llood doq....,tiY said, "the natiooo's noor blacks have been oUted to ...,.;r.,. 0(!\laljty." • '-, Bond alao add.....ed forei&n poliCy issues, strina on "immmse ~an&r Lakin& P""<e ou!>ide US borders." He' cite<l furor over South Afrka's ~.;.s policy ("1M moll horrendous natk>o iJ> the world") aod the EoPtian·lsradi peace neaotiotloou as. worldwide inciU.ation towards the beri<S'I'OCf'l of social eoodltions. · TM lraolon holf.llc erisis, said Bond, Is 111< "inevillble result of 30 years of American SUppo!1 of a ruthless dic:lator.'' For a q uick resolution of ttl< Tebenon milliMII' seizure of S2 Americans, 8oad...., "fall>t bope." Tho leaurt was sposored by t~i Afro-Atneriean Satiety of ~us ~. Op:olna · the PfOII'OIII wu a Q.-net of • "~ mu.l c" porfO<JIIen, The M.........,., who ontcnalned with tbdr sonp abOut.,.aod me lhrO<tlltolll the wcwld. �Erosion eases for Statistics Depa~ment ~ I ........ ,,..~ n.. $tatbliet Oeptiltft'lllftt has skiWtr ~ hom ,..,. .. fKtllty ...,.,. but~ ChMrman ,.,. Enl• C,..bcW) hu . . by l>e' Lalnr Simmons $prnl'lfllf' Su4/J M-rit~ The Slali.saics D:panmeru tJ on tht road to r~o\lcry arte:r years of at:eerioratfon, attQrdin& to Qairm::an Pf'ltt EniJ. but saructural changes In Lhe DtpartrMOt arc scill under con1ideracion . Alons wh~ O.an of tht F11<uh~ of Natural Sciences and Mathematic. DuWa~n< Andmon. Eni! roported thar Statisaics is slowly pulling oui of a p4:riod where it) stnndina as an autonomoul nuity wa5 challenged, However, Enls assc:ncclchal any further fa-culty cut& would place the Dcpanmem in jeopardy. "I don•t think we could tolt:talc any additional cuu and !uUI m~Aincaln chc type~ of proarams we have," he remarked . The ChaimJBn Jltd h< con •~lly justi f~ tht us< or at i<o.st one more racuh)' member, even though arow1h is no1 expect<d. Enh indst<d that In any alltmpu to aid th< Otpanment. ~~•tistlcs professors .should be m uS)\1, rau her 1han thOlic trained for other ateu. Andt'rson aucncd that thr dcpar1mt"nl ., r«over•na from pa.\"t "erosion." .. The OcJ>artm.:m Chairman has 111~ he i.iu hopdul as r am on tht r«ovay. h will not be .n;m a~ "'" would like," Andtnon addtd ... but we catlinly are movinc cow:ud reco\o-cr)' The youna ptofCSX~rs ate v-ery bri"hl. " He dcni<'d 1hat the (Xpanmcnt '-' on "ihaly around." "Sratl10tiCS wu hurt ~tm ycart q,o .. hen 1 llrJ( resc:.arch """ ~ nMcf OVS 8 po~.a.t. -.ftiutloNI ,.I INCiiilnftl. Mlth o.p.rtment C·~n ....... Coelum • • tl\et ~ • .,.. ...... hol4trlt ........,. aroup len and went to Harvard.'' Andenon upltined. addina that ......-aJ araduat< students from the Jl'OUp will cuts, remain at UB. Math Drpanmeru Chairman Lewi! Coburn bdinres the facilh~ of the Sutistia ~<nt has bt<n fidd moderately constant durinJ lht la.st few yian. '"They've hired some new guys and they haven '1 gone do'ili"n .appm::iab1y in chrec years, in ltrmS of staff," ht said . Asked if t<ath<n havt been "The dtma.nd b sdU there and I r-AP«I it will continue:,·· And~n nOted . ..So we wil1 be loo~ing ror-opportuniuo 10 m«t: this~udcnt dnnand in the: future. Ob\ioU!Iy if we can't move In chiJ dtrection. ma.ny students ..,.ho mtgiH wish to enroll in courses in rhesc arc3J. " 'ill likt:l)• cncountt:r somt JnconHnicnrc or dirfitully in rind.ina couua that fu tht:~r borrowtd rrom his depanmeTu '"'ra teach scaWctc&, Coburn replied, "We're undt:r pressure ourselves and couldn't a (ford to lend lhem. We: don•t have the: manpowt:r:• No1ing th-ai the StatistiC'3 Department could U)( addhional hclp. Coburn WI.$ quick to point Olll th•u che Math Deparcmtol was in a similar position. " No one upe<:ts major growth in an y dcpanment :· he: said. stressint 1hat 1here is a .. natural dmsand" fo r the Stati.S1it:s Oepa:n!llt:OI. In regards to changes in Sutisi'in, Anderson remarked, "The depanmcnt chairman and I have agreed 'Yit should considtr formal changes ... The depattment is ,mall cnou.gh to invol"'e 1hc entire faculty in 1he r~\I&IU.alloo pro«$~. ' 'They arc coming 10 me wi1h -Wgg«tfons. and ahe l u&tt"ions arc "''ell Lbought..aut and I am inclined 10 ~n thc:m." In regard.S to ailments and ranedies; of the depv1meru. Anderson said tha.a formn V'Ke Pres1dmt for Academic Affatn Ronald Bu.nn recos:nhed the larsc c:ruollmcm demand '" Slatislics. Compuler Science and Mathematics and boptd pfO"'ide inereues in.ssaff Eo fullv 11\C'Ct Lhisdcmand . Bud tQ ho~~er. II Ihe' Scare IC'vcl prCYcnrtd I he ~tnl from follow!~& this d~r«tJJn. sc:hedul... " When ques.ioncd abouc c:hanJc:s in chc Dcpanme:ru·~ uia1na.scructurc, Eni1 !laid !hat he would ''lovt"lo ha"'~ new facult)'. ' ' Wt•rc cnnilrt.ncly re•c\•ahJaring. rcvbing courses and curriculum and h~we added undcraraduatc: courses." he: cxplainc:d. " In llddhlon. we have provided service: e:o\Jrses for grodU:QtC: SH.ldtnt• in tht.• bioloalcal and rnedical ~l etlCes that JolilfU!'d •'lll ~prin& and h3vc &tane:d again." Cunccrnin& a committtot C'Stabli~hcd for chanac. Ems poin1cd OUI Ihal "nne (arully n1cmbC1', WiJJard H.. Oat worth 11 rcmlnaand che f&ettll )' h. retrUIIInl· Th~rc is a good market for JfiiJ students who art: Mal.b.t.tcs majors. and the d.,anmcnt " dolna "'"·" - " tolOC shoc:L $)'ndromc. •• an i11ncu auoctaltd •ic'h the UK o( ltmpons. ' The \\om.an. who hu rtqucstcd that ht:r name not M made p.~blit~ wu admiuf'd euUtt I his w-.·tek. wat.h a hi&b rC\'er _ Docton. repOrtedly d•aanosed hft aHmmt as lht mysterious diKaK -..hach J:l.lned nation;a.J aucnuoo t~o monchs a&o. treatN (01 Univcnity Haltb Sm<i« Dir«<or luther Mundman J.aJd he has ttOl bt-to ablt: 10 dtttfmi-M •'he:thn the. Jlrl ftr)( c:ame: to the UB infmnary btfort' aoin& 10 lhc N>spit~. Evm if sb< aid, ht rcnaikcd,1t misht 1191 hove bcm diqnos«1 as tow syndromt '•Anythins •'ilh a high ft\·er can be roXie shocL syndrome," Mu.,dman said. "You have to go back and &« tb.at lhc was using c.ampon.s and Lhm you put tv.o arMS I'NO IOicthcr. •• ------ l&O. Th• araduat< provam is lo [ICf qUite tOOd and cncouraac:s an undnarad~lc ,oim·ma;or. h tOO to enlarge. undc.ratadUIIc prop-anu.'' He npla1ned thar the &1lmrn1 raulu, .. from a \a-)' sp«ifi< bancria •hodl l> dlfftcuh to KlrntUy.'' To.-ic Shock Ji}Ddtomc •a.\ rim tdaled to aampoo usc in mid·Seplanba by th< Cent« for Ols.ase Conuol (CDC) in Allanta Sl'lonJy lfit"NatdJ . II "'~ fC\C~ thai fou r CI5CS Of the iUnt.s:s "'ere reponed an l::.ric County since J.anuM)'. with one fa111ity. AA:-co,dinato lhc CDC. 40 pcoplr havt dl<d or th< do$QK notoOIIIIIy >tnc< 191S. Art History Undergnd Assoc. ' .;~ LECTURE: j<,.~ \ "The Impact of Civic Move"'ents In European Public Squares" Presented by: Michelle Cohen - recipient or 1980 Rumaey- Lord Fellowship TUESDAY, NOV. 18th at 4r30 p ;;134. Squire Hall. MSC iSiS~ JAPANESE SA presents INTERNATIONAL BOWLING C(!mpetition - 3 games! Saturday. Nov. 15th at 12:45pm In Squire Han Bowling l anes MEMBERS 25c • Non-Members $ 1.50 FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS 1 p.m.- 9 p.m. Draft Beer SOt Well Onnb 1.00 Wine 1.00 Munchies Free What 's betur than happy hour ot P.J. Bottoms? HAPPY DAYS! Every Friday and Sarurday 1he HAPPY DAY at P.J. Bonoms begins at I p.m. and goes tiD 9 p.m. at night. So if you're·looking lor HAPPY DAYS. stop by P.J Bonoms P.J.BOTTOMS FOOD- BDDZE- BDDGIE GET THE PRIZE!! .P?e ..... ...-1 -• Enis ):t)'~ thai ht 1). not _;urc "hc:n lht Oc:panmm.t is up for a«rtdhation , norina lhal it may poslibly occur tb.i$ )'H.! or nut . .. Thr lut cvalu.auon " '&I buically fou•..and·a -half )flU UB woman 'in hospital with 'toxic syndrome' A UB student "-as I&Mcd an .. fan •• condauon in Kmmor< Mer<y Ccn<nl Hospual "'h~ sb< is t>r;o& 55555 i N ULl.f UCK ~ ITS PEn: .................. LU.IA rl•llt ac..- rr:o• u.a. ..., ., . , . �!.J editorial ! Threateniag equality si Support the Bulls UniO<tUNOtoly, ,_, oroao Of lhlt Un.....lll)'-00 Wllh lillY pubjlc lnslllulion-oro ID<n b e t - mlaslon ancl , . , _, Tlt«o ill the humon I>Oiont,_. to Go •aot boll 1111 "-'>clint upon lllfldtno. Theta 1o a Qu.tllty odue<~llon. out tuition hillel and llvNII or mission lor ~ retr~t ~I he dream. So, it lo no surprise that U8 would ,.,.. on olmoat 1000 mote lteoll,_ :! I~ lt C<>Uiclllandlo lhia poll FilL lkll 11 _ , . I)Oinl lhe OD<nPfomloa ,;. haM IO atop. Since u,.·Cotoy odmln~rollo<laflppocl l<>to I he Exocull.. Chambeta, UB and U.. Slota UnMB!ty ayotom ....., tllcen the bloWL Wo... ...., letiOUr- IOPNiodty CUt. Wltchod II ~mental IlOilO ..... boon deplotod. and looUd on aa top roto l>folooiOnl ,.... toft.,... ... ol atmecJ 5 i •- •ell. To /~ loW""'"'· Z aevtra l '"""sand people' behind yOU wanting yOU to ~lit t>eUtf it i s aU right to &how EditOr. win. Conlflly to T~is Sai\I!OIIy -">otAiirod lilt UB Bulla na.. th.V Hflt cl\ance at a wlnnlng eeaaon atnce f09tDall wat booughl _.. , _ yaaro ago. I'm ouro It """"'"'' hUll rhdlr C/lsru:es any If 811 or uo G.. .ldocl to drop I>Y and et.ow the team we ru.rty do A'tl. a. maka eh 1ne i oc~l olrint and beotdH, It boats doing'l>oiT>IWDfk. So come on ovt and chHf the Bu•ls on 10 a soa.son we can Ill be ptOUO of. It'S our •ut dll nce. (And U )'OU"re one ol the llror aooo In oltanda,.. yOU get • seaL! Tun Corotts dJttMMteein tne WOttd wn..,ygu·rtoul on IM fWdwtt, programs. Then. flit year, ,.,. l dmlnfatraHon t.GfMd 10 trf\POII a record num:bef of fre&f'tfnel'l on alrudy boleagured departments.. MOte arudenr• mea.n mCHe Fast for the hungry money from 1~ Slate. but o•etburcUned lacukr often means quauty tS tttreatened. The argument thai ttuct•nll Wtf't uMd-to t;~raw mote mon~y to tl'le Unr•etolty-ond 1~11 1~ oullorod most-in IO<ms or tuchlng elt~rveness-ia not IUoglcaL Pre:aklent Robert L. Keller's recent ennotmcement that ceiltnos wilt again be PUI on fret-hman admls.slona rnaket us bfeattle a IHUe easier, but we are ati11 uncomfortable with the precede!) I 1111 ye.~r•a decision seland Its lmpllcatlona, Wo ete cllll tt110no telk o l open admissions and warylng sun·Cierda. and cannot confirm I hat the averages and SAT scores our guidance counsellors 101e1 us we f\Gecled to get Into UB are uph11e1. We have objected in the Pill 10 the 1\uvy emphesls placed upon fe:teerch et tills UnivefSIIY 1110 argut<l that 100 many "ooo<S''teact'le's go Wllhoui recQ1Jnllton, We've complained that 100 ohen U'le "quallly education" mlsslon o t this UniYtrslly Ia eompromlf*l. OVerburdening faculty, as the UnlvoraltV did thll semeser, only Infects tne wound. We hOpe Ktutctt's dec/alon lo reinstitute class ceilings Is an lndic.allon that teao.nlno Quathy and ac.edomlc lniOOrilY Ia gett ing renewed focus a1 UB. To 1M Editor. On bel!oJI of the UB Compus Ministry AsiiOCIIUon, I urge all !itudents, facutt)' and s·taff to partk:Jpateln the Oxfam Fast for Hunger On Thursday. Eacn year on IM '(hurscs.y before Than~_gfving. we ••• uk.ed to put aside vlalons of turkey and gib..l orevy, to epand Of'IG day in hunger and to pul asidtJ the food money t or tt'l• mflllon& In the viorld who spend ¥irtusuy ev4N'y dly in hurtger.. , In order to observe tl'lls year·a Fast In I fl'lCanlnglut way, lf'lt campus MJnlslrfes Assoclatlon haa organlzod a tiunger Feasr to be held In tho Flllmote Room In ictuJtt 1'4all, from 11:30 a.m. toJ!30 p.m.. on Thurs<Jav. Ro&m Please come to the Fillmore al that tim¥, and :.pen<f your usuat luncn money on a lyPical Tnlrd WoriO neel. All proceods aJter minimal o.ttponaes wUI go to ... >.-f-a.,..America.. Weighted down aflnklng w11e. . In C•meroon. as wen ae many otha. Jrojoe-11 that work to rlelp nongry peopfe feed tttemselvet. Even '" '"'' mldat ol ree:asstOn, lnfi•Uon and gonerat tJConom1c malaise. we continue ~o benefit from an &bu.ndance ol food. Vel the gralit,ude we offer on TnanksgiYing for our bounty and good fottun!S can only aou~o nouow In tno tace ol the atarvaUon and depdvltlon thlt e wlll5 throughouttf'ltl wor·l d, A Gonatlon of $3 (the cost or an iv•rago lunan rooa~) wlll be roquesto<t Vou rnay. ttowover. conlfibule w·h•tevor you can. O¥tam «originally I her Oxlord Comm•tUtt for Famlns So fat ttte t:JfOoett hlndrancos to tno proposed UB Qfl_C-are Center ,ave been its propOnents. lhere IPPelfl to be Utile II~ tound, rationll ptannl11g amidst the .squabbling that ;oes on and the proleot mtl)l Ole from swagn1nc:y diet) hoa btOn pro•l<lod relit! to the world's nungry , neany !ony ye~ra. Ycwr COf!Hroonon to lhe unlftean bf'anch of thit mternational orgenlllllon will to aoward pro·~~~ "ealtn SONices In Bangtadesn, ff'IPIO'ri~ egricutture fn Gtuana •nd India, a "'d finding • The best suggt.ltiOn to <Jate 'lria.l macJe by Sub 8olfd Ct\afrman Mar" Moote WhO ceeaeo to, o center to get undiltWIY wnhout a feaslb.titV atudy. Wor~.mg lron1 a model cent Of at Butrato Slate Cotteoe. Moot'e as.sefta that a Slmda, program COUld be accomphsMd ll U8 lnG lnattne $COQO Sliltd for a SIUOY coutO be applied IO luttdlttOThe cornpfotnla• &g.fHtnent rtacneo Woonetday 0)1 .,.,. care proponents m•)' be 1 mcwe toward befier orgtnluuon. tM.11 coufd also s~ doWn '"e Pt'OfK:l SOtne moft. And a.pend•no ~ lo •ttwest;oall aspects of lhe PIOtec"l ~Y also be a sorry move. A small vcoup ot s'Uppottan lOt ttte ptan lhOukl Qot togethef to cheGk on licen:s~ng and regutauons and ffom theft w~ to estabhst\ a g<wemt f\.Ce eommttt~. Th.,e h.at bHn hllfe tnd jvfdvat ln•lflltvt •n lfl'fmt of lact·findrng ana tpe ,_$,(; prOQOsaf na1 beef'~ uddled by comple~ IUes There fs wlde suppo~( lOt 1,... c:.onu~>t of aay care. but ewen the st•onge.st p,-ogr&tnS unno1 auMve II tt'a outltd .,..,. '" dlffe•eot ~fecHons. Last chance tl'• almoat ovet. Artaf 10 nard fOUQ-tlt, bOn•crunc,fng glmOI, l,e US Bulla come t.orNt aomonow fOf tnelut Hme lhla 11110n. The team m•v not nawe cJone as well as wa hopad,cona•deling they hive 1011 ftveo•me•afrer wtnnlng thelrftrst live contestt. but that doea no moon tho aquao Is und-rolng ol !on IUPJ)Oft. Although the Bulls are out o f contennon for 1 pl1yott benh, more than lust porsonol pride and eehootsplrll 110 •~•••~e oo Rotary Field. The BullS have the o-ppouunlty to mold 1 winning rKOtd to crown their <tongest &eason ln a decade. an aocompllehrnent t lltrtordlnalre lor a team that owned c lub llatua Juat 1 tOw ye.ara ago. Sevtiral record• are also on the IIJ1&, eapectally tor qunerback Jim Rodriguez. Couplod With IM eXcllemen~ or atolklng a new team and lndlvlduol man.a will be lrM koga ol beor ouppllsd by tho Alumni A&aoetatlon. • A good lhowtng I>Y Doth the ream and Ita fona C<XIIcl pur new munlng Into l~e ph raM "Wall 'I ill n .. t year.· P'lldey, 14 "-ber 1110 .._...reor ~ Elena C.C.Vaa ........,....., JOMIIfl ......., -- - -Ed.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..-11.-0.0. -- . . . -...._. ..... -c.... Jolin Lloplan& ... - ............,_..., : r ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·..-.·.·.·.·· -~, ~ ............. - ..................... ... : .......... Qir ............... - - ............... .. ............- - .......................l""''- ~ ........ - G.- ~~·.·.:::·.:::::· ~= - .......... .... - :=-::::::~&;.C.: ._ ..!l..tC:~- t:=n:..~ ~~=-~-;:--e:= .... =...=..-.:·:.:..::....~::..:: -ltlN I>Y l'llo....... _ ... _ l n _ _ _ _ _ U n l _ o l _ ~-v... -.-----Y""''""~ ---~~.rn.~=.,"i::.., .... ~~to-!>¥ 111o ~tor. ,.,....,lcotlarl 01 onr - - ·- by Robert G. Bull ••, u w fhe 9(HteJf mJndl ol my ~tteta110n deJtro'f1d Dj academic mad11•u·''-kff'ld of Allen Ginsberg tn my fatty UB rears. In order to IPPOat more tnteliiQoot ll>an I lho\!Qhl ballttsd 1 non-loy league student, I would IUtk In lh~l.Ciemena Hall pretenc:Jino to be a Henry Jame• upen. Of courH, 1had never read any James. I slflf haven't. t•m a mfte aShamed to admit. I don't even reed the biGk fhtps of "'a booke to steaJ qUick aummarlea. And in ahort •tory anthologies. I inV811ably s.klp OVOf his biographical parag,..ph. . r llguted thor •• ue, belno a James e.pe<t didn't necessarily require ac;,tua/ly rudlng any Htnl)' Jamu. And euretY eooogt'!. lor a lull year nobody caught on to my James pretense, For ewamplt, • fflend might show me one The Spectrum's eatly punk rock articles, o' obVtoualy typed out llnder Ouulade ecetacy. and ••cta1m. ..Gabba gabba hey-what a r\IW wave do.v -4h whal this Ramonoo cllpa soy-In such an Motnor friOI'O has become criPP\"" Wit~ thl$ dilemma. The ot~er day, he deapatrlnglv l!Jfom>Od me, anarettlc. way." l would edft·y1ngty- relol!'l, uvou should "I'm not •-Choki-SCholar. I'm t,ousands of bOOks realiZe tl)f.\ tht kleolo!ly propouncll'd by thU. pa!llcular behind the beet of thtm lnd I simply can't teo.d fasr drU9'addleCf counter· eultural strain wes profouf'ldl~ enough:' Well, I told him, nobody can beforeii'Kt(te 50. Vou neve to accept lt\8 fact that even geniUiiQ are prefigured b\r Henry-ahom-Jomos wfth hit ••perifn4!nta ln autoriialic writing." " Wolff.'• waa IM USUII ""'ponoe, "you belong at Oltfotd." THE SpECTI\UM Vol. 31, No. 35 \ tPI1J.EDRUS ... ,...,..- ...... - - .....rou, · -- . - -..... - -...""!.Mo···· I """" to realize that my p<lclolul Ploy was In loci p<ot11eed I>Y a whole bolncll ol ot-nts n.ro. Tho<e - 0 MIIIO(I tnllllloco, ~111 ll<lha\Oieta and M""' ohalks. And their &ell-. aUeaot ulme><_l.. 111!1 e<edJtile as my ""n.lln<IIIISI U aidtonlng. h then oecu<rod to me 11>11 _ _,_ to be - l o d •••:_next to lobotomlzatlon-the ~Ito a true od"""tlon. • I _ . . , why. olnce atuclonl.l - - In IIWI quest ID< cragglelt" ....,tl\loly came ..... ~ 10 mliiiY ol .lholr mlncla -.y f/Rt OJ>CI ltAowlodge - 11.-y ll>fl¥11 up onc;e I~ got Mtllld In at UB. I think Nlalzoche has pan of the ana-. He Wfott thai the ldnd o l lalmlng 1 unl¥0.-rty Hill natutlllly <;tle>PIH f>!ot>ly lntolllgent stuclon,.. lt'o umalutal. he wrota.lollooclayoungotuclont'amlndwtthU..IIataot all the Alia. SaWratlng one WKh tho ctaoalca can be d!opl<lllng: u t ~ oro 10o oftiNI '*'oct to . - try to lmltoto. The student laloH two optlpna. aa lor ul~- to ,_tthla dllplrh..,_., One. ut monllonad bofD<o, It to olmpty pretend to k.- ,.,_ lhllll you ~ and hope that .-ybody you , _ at Auoonoo haarl'l rOod Honry Janwt. Or you can lllos lfl>-anollltr popular oolutlon W!>lcl> II ruining more and more onlnlng mindS thia Un"*alJy. Many truly brloht people I know ore oo wou..q up In a QUOOI ID< lilOflry .or acl1\)latfy pertocllo<l that t~tY noYer gel anything dono. One ovon .,,u..,. t~ keel> o ~o<~rnot out of the Ioar u\at. Of!t( no'o penned tho g-1 Atlltllcon no..r, prot-• of the 21at Century will unearth his unlleli...oty olljy SOC>!>omoto yut lhOUQhta. mod..., proloundty Ignorant of fUt&enllel modern knowledge, Don't boll,.. onybody whO. oayo I""Y know Plato. Joyoo, lleethoVOI\, Mont, Elnstol11lan ~ystca, ...,...,. coordinate m.l.....,.tlca, Zen, '60's cool the Now '1'0(11< Joto, t<orouoc and tM now tochnkluo dent ill• hi.. como up with to ollrrilnoto denrof plaQue. Tll4!sa not>UioUo - P I • no dOUbt ohoulcl 1>0 cloclplt«od by 0¥0<1 . - . n man, but ,.,.,., Individual. don't.. moat unclorg<lldlrlllf tllll'l, boll lha mafori<Y of people with only 01\0 ctroatum can't olthor, fD< tMI mottor. A IMtfltunt proiMSOt' -ot mlne had his own pt-riPIIon IO< thlo IICflnON. In order to put tho puny canon ol l\no~~tle4ga the typical uncltrg<odutlt hu t o - - whh Into pe-tl¥0,1he razz. IC- profetaor ttlrttd out with aeveral WMII:$. of humiliation. " You thlnlt yOU ~c~>ow drama,• ha ollen -.no<tod to anlnctiCIUIOul IIIICianl, "but yOU don't. Ancl I can lett blcauM what yOU lu•t oald wao otupid." Stuclonto In IM "'"' mrMII Included, - • ollonded. but ..,...., that thla h..,.btlng mlgllt 1>0 WO<IhWhll,. Allor oa•orar ol lhll inlellecluol bellllrtg, the proiMOOf MOod up a l>lt. Tho • - had been as r-od -lcally aa m.,lnoa are phyolcolly during bOOt camp. TM prot ........., that our oavoged lnlllltCII could now be bollll up In a mol'e <UIIatlc fHI· on·orouncl woy, And llktwiM, tho ctua atoppecltrylng to oound orUdlto ond lll !lod ta l~lng osl~ <from• cttoulatlon wore oonntclecJ to life ancl not aololy to clo9ml·podallng loUrnata. Tho prolouofa Wh'P hod loW won us oV.... we w.re 1gn«a.n~ enough Jo ~atar• obaorbJ~g ~oowtodgt Without prttenptng. I'm IIIII, how..or, no\ going to r..O Henry Jamas. 11eoplo ' r..peol oay ne'• Doring. �feedback !f ~ N«dlus delays ToJho Editor: I em Pflltn11Y a firtt year law a1u"nt at th• Sta le unt..rolly ol New Yorlt at BullaJo, In July ol thla yur 1 Ollbmltt.O a N- YOrlt State Hlgho< Edllcalloft Loan Corponotlo<! loatl OI>IHI«tton to the FinanCial Aid "-'lrnO<II at SUNYAB.II wos oent to 111ma10Wnoa Bonk SOptarnbo< t5. I , _ a t.ttor lrorn tha bMic atallnv that tho appllution wao r...t¥ocl Seotemta. Laat _.._ gettlnv down on my poraonat luna. ond ~avlnv 1>00rd notnlnv lrorn lhe banlt or Alba'l)', 1 telephoned ll.tbany to erw>elt on the atltuo ol my appltcalton, l wu told over the phone that theY had yet to rteolvo anything lr""' t he bank. Wor~lll lhat rny appllclitlon waelost or mlsJald I teleptl011edthe batik to chedc 0t1 tht appUcei\ion'• slatuL rw1. . 1 attempted to line! out what wu gotno on and 1wlco Clorko Who • n a - my eanaln the Oludont loon dtpa11rMif'\l retUMd 10 c-heek my lilt . Thoeif ••cu-M w'a that lhoy • were loo buSy'' and IIU"IJ up. I wao thon torced tO M.-_1 a pers.onel ViSU to tt"e toans department. I INinod that my to.n aoc>Htatlon n•d. Wougt> no laull ot tiM! oppPcallon. bo.., llliii"IJ 01 tho bank fOf over ahc weeks \1Wa1tlng to Oe toni to Albany. The onty e~ptan atton that 1 wa1 afforded w11 " we •re really backed up r1ont now.!' The loan appllcatton proceaa l• a oomgllcated one. r1,, tne stuoanl 1'\ai\OS '" the loan applfceuon to lt'le On being gay l•antt and ohM accep1onco k Ia oont to tile bank. Tho .,.,k tnon oonda tho oppllcotton to Albony - · 11 -tal<eo alx to eight-. to bo -~ and thon eont baelt to lho l>anll. The t>anll t,..., Mndo the..,,_ end ll>e Oludont a - · dopoaill(ltn t i > 0 - '0 account ...,., o ~ of lator tho o..-t roeei- o - . I wu totcl In July lllal I P<oOOI>Iy ,..,... a - Ill'_., SOpt..-. Ao k to now II wiN moot likely tal<o Ufttll ~or,.,., to (Ill tho money. My lundO haYI non out ond I no loniJOI' no... ony ~ , . _ tO pay lo< lood Ond ronL T~ll It beeauae I rolled on tno - d ol lho " " ' - and tho otandord tlmothotthl entire p r - usoony teltaa. Thettme lor atO<tn application to olt at e ban~ blloro going on to Albany Ia at matt t.o to thr" week&. Th• proc- uSUIIIy takos throe doyo. My application hu t>ettn Jilting at tht ban.k for Ao ol 11110 tltlo latter, aent to on Oct2.7, rem•Jna we red. Since BSB la one ol Ute i&IIIOSt procu&M ol atudonl loal\0, hundr- or &pptlcollo<! oro In tho proeasa of belnv .-~oao~y doloyod. Tltlo Is a dlr1C1 Ylotlllo<! ol fho oliO P<_.. standard Wfllct> NYI1ESC requires. that !la)'O ltudonl •I• ..,.._, "naN tho....,.. roans muat be gtven the eonSJ.de.radon th•.t lfl'f otl* toan would O<dlnanly be 9ivon. Duo to lhla 11olation SUNYAB/Uiw Scnool•• tn 11>8 pr..,.,.. o t llllng C<~MUmor a complaint ageJost Buftalo Savings Bank with the NY11ESC. Acheson foom !t. Our program will eona1s1 of uvet ro lhl Edlror· With thoa In mind. Sunshine House and UB Gay Peoplt'l Alllenoe ""•II be sponaorlng, ..Answert 10 lllms &flO eevera! apeo~e,o: attar there will bo tlma for QUMIIons. Thls '"COmbination will proviclo poraonol Ins ight ono IMIImony obcM the I rials ol borng ~oy Know•ectg.e tatho only way to dlspe1 srereorypes. The evening we havo ptat)necl ie a cn.JJlange to you to re~&c.e leal W1th undotatandinQ. ano conoemnatton Wilh settllll'lllY Tl'le eventno w"i'f be •ntCHmauve lot Doth gay and non-gay people. How c.oulO It De otne1'W1M: unct..-..tanc:t4ng anc:t acce.p\lng Qey ano women-wto.ethar II bl OMaeH or • strangtu- 'J among tne tHoaooat ot h O.man coneerf"S. Oueatlona: Ulme and • forum ebOUI being gay". Oo~fldant of your- opef"·mlndedneas~ wt fnvne you 10 join us on F,lday Novf!mber 14. 1980 a\ Q:OO pm i n G1y Peoplll ~~c• Stereotyp.oa .,. only vaiU*.bte to lt\diVIdl.llll Wno wal'!l t o c,oose 11'\e euy way out. Sttrootypel aHow a. person to c ondemn wnl'\oul hfS\ 1'\and t•pettence. St.-eotyon eUo"' a person to aYOt<t dlfffcuH, tHJI unportanl fiiU'tS.. Steeotypes.. lhougn 4)emelnlng lo thOseltbtlled. ate eqtUiey narmtul to UlOtl WtlO reso11 to theM fOI they dlttOft atld: dlmmlth tnolr Upettence ofllfa. "*' Ma(k SCIIU04U,., OJ/I them i"esponsible To lhl E<tltor: t am not pollllceifY ac11va. t nttve1 heve voteo. f vppooe I om II~• o lot ol poopl• In thro roapoet. I d id wcome a vok.lnteer e campaign thla Umt mainly dLte lo consld0r1Hons ot JeU·lnt@rf'..,t. I nad aomt Hme on my hands tnd c•ra.mS1ances Mr-9ed to dictate tnYOivement In an et6Ctk»n. Due to wf'lat I u • es the most ptomlaing sHuat~ h., respect 10 rel•hve rn ••aJiobilily olele<>llon etlortallound myaott l n - In tM 011n0Crttlc campaign. My matn tnoH'iallon wu 5011·1nll"'lt. But In the t>ack ol my rnind thofo rniQhl hl¥1 bHn 1 ph-lloSOphie•l reason 1CM mo becoming fnwohiCIIn tl"'t OemKratlc cempelgn at a ¥Oiunteer.lo uy 1am disappointed f/'181 ftnal outc:omll would De a.n u.ndt rt tlttment. If ther e was a ny alate I did no• want to aet pttYall u w aa the Reagan·Bual\ alate, 1'1111"-"!UIIy 1 lean toward carter and - • • ll~e 114p-l tlvo HoltZmW!n. To ooy I om dJaappotnlod 1n regetd 10 ~zmenf'! WCMotk1 be .an ~ateteme.-tl at tha very 1. .11. Sl>l 11 the ono promiM had ol prrrentlno lrreaponsl~>'- mllltoritm I""" omi>IIICl"ll u$. SilO 0 - - . . . , - mihtary a~ponc!IIUrt 1011a1n ond again. saw that il ta detrl mentlf to all tntorlltl-~ally tno lntoroall ol mony QOOd -.pp~oln lho Army, Novy, Colli Guard, A~ FO<ea. ond 1 Marino• to hon potielos tllot lntorforo with ...,albto auocadon oJ ovr nat1on'.s rosourcaa tor defense. l ,neoc.ttd expenditure for ._,marnents t.t" only moan s"' , •Otr'ltt Vielnam. We simply cannot aUord wastelul n111itary expenditure. AI r01 Canlf,IU 1 Cll'l say 1S that I think he w as • dlaappolntmt nL He began to actively supporl u n - rnllillry approbrlaUonl and tno orah ond oth., d onge«>uo oroposals. But I think ,,... I• a ohancto Ill• t"""""•llllllty <04Jid bo conttoltod. 1111111on ts 10 ttlrtmtiY mote prone to tmtiOnaflam and Ulr8f'f\flm lO fi'Spetl 10 mflitlllam thlt Cartef ts In ongel b)' oomportson. So I dofinatoly auppo<tod Carter asttteteaserof two evils. Ttfi i1S true eve!l UlQU\lh many ol nls indlvtduel pollcfes I opposed. For ••ampll. besides opposing Increas-ed 111p.ondlture end ,,,~,.," of t!>o droit I also opposed tn• Otymple bo/colL Butt s till •upponed C.rtor. How can Reagan suppQrt a ~limeeo budget when he is oo•ng to plunge m ts nation into ruin by giv1no the Penta_gon an unn..ood twenty bfU~ dof&&Js tn lOday•s ,.,.,.,.y lor war gornoo ond rnllltiiY purposu7 Soorns a lltUe~tr6dk:1oty IO me. Rugan tsa lNPllO IM\t6t'Y foundation ot clvlllzation w ith hi$ eJtuemely itresponStblt 9'00GMJ• and plans and auopcwt 101' Unl'leecteO mnlt IIY armament. 1 can only CfY over t wo people taktnQ otnce w~ ofl embodhnenla o f jn·eapons.lbUty and lrretJ)Onalble military adventuriSm end t>tllgerence. I a m not ture It real dotonll or -ld atablllty ovOJ"/ exlated bUt any chance for tlthtr ta dtad When we hAve • man In oWce Who actively ouppof'\ed tho llta&nily ol 1/totnorn. I cannol un0el1tand hit QtMt ~ lew U'le PQOf Vt· orana olthlt t>oni!IIIOllplolt wn.. lito people Hlta hom Who oct,..ly , . . _Ill ~>~vlno tho<n blo- 10 bill on loroigrl rOC» ~tiM ""'"'ty to vaonty lntotfoco In a lOt'* natlon'• lntt('l\alaffalrsand to ShOW the t..Mitac:l s ttu ooukS aub..n ns ....,. and reSOUtCa lor ., a I'WIIure thai wu COI'ftptetety a.oalnst He lnter. .ls to """"uet In tha llntt plaoo. 1 am sure many people, u well umyseH. perottv• a R'38ge.!l-8uan Ucktt and victory as a tti•Nl to their very 5 1 rwlYal. And all 1 ~vi .._ld aboUt RNgan end 8ullt app41as just asatroogty In togord to D'Amato. l teoltM same toWird D'Amato 111 do 1owarct the R•agan-Butf\ slato. l dr- oil WH to-lng olllco. To prav..,t tt>o uttor MStrucuon of wotkS stobllny and sens1bNI dlfen.te pohey peop• wr-o .,.. aenelbte will need to aH thelf e11011 to ea.- tho oY!t olfe<~s arblno horn all these embodlm41ntl of tnnponstbhty 1a1Ung olhc:e t ••ott oror lor o ml,.cla. Thomas Eggertman fl ; �!feedback j z ~ I z Wrong To tilt ErJ,tor In I!Qhl of l~e Ioct 11141 ~rl< Mooro Nld nol yet gl...,n us Ult oetalls ot hi.s Chltct Cart Proiec:t aa we taad feQUHied. lot was qultt &ufJHI.at"g to rNd In The Spt~Cifum (Monday, Nov. tO) thll we N1<1 aJrotdy aQ!etO Jo s uoport hiS propoMI. Our br"" d locusslons . Wltn Mark ltH aDaolutety no baafs lor hl.s claim lha' wlltlOUI prlot study o f hla pro.poaa1 we f'OUI~ d ftcontl"u' our plant tor a en lid Care tea.siOitlty study. Such untounded aaaumptiO"I and mltrepOrlfng on his pari .,. moat rtgreloble. Awl• Mod1go AltJn RoseniiJid Warped focus QUESTION WNII <IO SUNY lluOtnl GO•elomenll NVPJRG, SASU oOO SUN\' na .. In common? ANSWER· Tt.ey are all hgtnlng lor theu ~n tnStlluhOMI lufvlvll r-.,tntr 'hln c;onUnulng lhO .se~lces tn11 tMy were otlg•nally created to provKto It's true In examtn•no these var•.O organlz.aUotts. ~• see nOIP'II~ !WI a n eye IOWitdt IM tntlhes' IUtWtVII lhe ~IUC.I of the 1aacrs II OAtlltt'\U.. Ukt trOUbted tebor llf\..001 acrOSS INl COUI'IUY. tn.eM IASUlUltOf1.1 suuggles result hom overe.panston or sueeess tna• ted otNra to se~ ,...,•not. f Of enm~. tut ye&t SASU aueu.ssfulty butlt coalfl6orl$ ltnOIIQ l•bof. reUQIOYI ana IIU()tnt groups as parr af the •·a•v. SUNY"' c;ampa;gn. They repeatedly an1egonlzeo Gov.wnor C-arftt ana SUNY cnancetlof Wharton via ~tlephone iii'MI ltttet writing c.am'"t0"' dunno lhi3 ~riOd Wnanon ft Ugt'lllng blc:t(. tie proposed restruCiutlng the SUNY·wk:Se gcwernal"'ct llfUCh.ltt to alienate lt\o pomlcal lnslllutlon SASU trom the gotttmance Institution Stuaant Aastm bty, This te not a boa tc:Joa U - • representing Sludenl Jnleres ts. Th11 i5 • gJme of powef. Who realty t~aS eontror? Do st'IOents hi'f'e any r6gh1-s •t all? What is needed 11 .a studenl bill ol rlghls specitying amon,g othel Items, GOtm tenanls t1Qhts, SllJOenl controt 0\fttf student fees and ptiof not•heaaion of luilton hikes. We are at a mJc:JstaUon In tl\e sea,ch IOf u-nJ.Jersity demOCiacy , While atudenlleJtptore new paths. SUNYoCe-nt,at m~;ti be warned lhal stUdents wUIIIWOh If pu.ahed too fu. ls ahls the yeat? studer'ltS" are lo&d •o relocate to the Amherar campur. The uue ldea behind a Unlnrsuy fs more tha.n vocanonal ed u e.auo~. II ~s a soelal, lntettectual, political and educalional miS$ion within any delusion to create il university. UB sl"!oulct teaio horn J)>ISI organlrallon. Wharton scolled at the SASU originated mlstakesr such • s tne Amherst c-ampus fiasco, that auggestion thai ttuaanta be g Jva(l the same a tucfonts n~es ere a.s Important as classrooms or unionizat ion rights as taachars or tlrellghttra. Why research facilities. In tne ne'ltl taw yeais, tx.!Udinga will c an' t students be given tt'lo aamat oppdrtunhy to . rtse as students leave to go to lrlendlfer unlversiUes. P~oteasors-, seoln'g a sinking stl!p. wll~ J3ke the unlonlze as proteasors or othor taboret~? Chanoellor Wharlon II seared. Ho knowa lhll SASU will •lclouely oppose nlo nu1 tullibn ond dorm ' " SASU to lighl 10 1 public higher tduclion'a futuro, Wf\anon wantalo cut ott SASU'a arm1 ana legs. The game Is pollllco. Tl\0 Now York Public lntorit 1\esoorcn Grcwp (NYPIRG) lobbltd auccutfully lor uuth·ln·lo&t lng leglolallbn and agafnt l banltlng abuse1. Th1s angertd mi"Y proml~nl bankers and educarors who lhereaUM sooghl f1Yit1Qe. FOf the p.~tt yoor. NYPIRG nao nad to fight funcllno beltlel acrou New Yo<k StoJo. lnllood of f!Qhllno corporall abuNI, NYPIAG battles unfvoraJty acsm~nlttratfons for l unda !hal Sluclents ¥Ott<! Jo glvo NYPIRG. The orgonfutlon ts bau.,ed b>Kause of success and oYef't.«panaion. Tiley"'* thoUght that aCO<Iemfci ano would loin wllll corpora 1a t~ttcutlvtl to attempt H'f'Pif'G 's Election observations ro the Ed1101: t woutd J•t!.t 10 mtk• apme observauona abovt the oeneral ttection tut weok. I bellevtlt wu " Bread lf'CJ «N:11et••ls.su-et that aWIC)I 1ne tepubtlcan patty to power; not moral and not soeit! iUutl. Laslt)', we must adc;lress the , ..ve: SUNY·8uffato that Is.. Oovemor Carey has given SUNY permls.stoo to 1 am concornoo about these aoo 1 om trlghlened build and reno~ate at tfle Main Stree1 Campu$. ~­ about the tuturt. I tUII don'l know how w e cen ! fJord a hitalth science complex will be bYih up a1 SIUdent's 15 percent lncrta st tn Otfenae Spending •nd 1 liX cut. eJtpense. Tuition will ris-e at the same time that Wllot will hap,.n lo libraries? to higher tdllcollon? lo lo conjunction with 1110 plan, SUNY allows SASU Jhft power to uk aaudents, via referendum, to Cf'IOCl\ orf S l a semester from '"''' payment fcumt, lot a IllII wldo 1ncrea.se proppsal. Instead of courageously totnlno • SUNY..centft;l 5\e• 1$ ett ltle•f ct~Jdtefl.S.. Wharton IS v•ry llftll1 While 'Students govefnmenls are preoccupied wuh mandaioty student ree fs.-sues. he'lt r t~se tuition and Oorm lo&s. He mav even succeed In 11k1ng ovo' control of somt mandator·y .student fee.s rr rne povernments do f\01 get baCk to IP'!e original pyrpose ot llteboals. Only lho bulldlngs'will remain. SUNY·8uflelo, like SASU;- NYP!RG and s tudent gowrnments, haa grown loo large too fast. It will not m1nage 1ts own effarrs ptoc>erly 'tift'llle tending ofl Wharton's and Care(a ailacks. fn the next five yeaJS, there will be excruciating pressure for SUN:V to cut ba~~ a lis operations. Tl>e prlvote unlveralfias, joined b~ reulcflranl GovernOr ar>d Division o f l~e 8\Jdgel, will f'OI eara if UB ls tJnprepated for \he atllck. SUNY· Central will proJecJ llaelf first It's odd thai Ihe people who mo.Y sa..'SUNY may not be hare In th<oe 0< 10011 , . .,.. Sto;Otoll and parenls Nlve po!Rical_, Why they woukt wanllasave UB ta unClear. Eacll of tho groups, SASO, NYPIRG, $ l - t -nmtw>la ano SUNY.au'l falo ore NQiltfng f01 aurYiv&l SASU can'l flght for student rigtl)s bKIJuse t~ ara f!Qhtlng for SASU's right tO · exioL Same . pr-m plagues NYPIRG. Student govemrnonla hi vt annlhf"'l!on. NYPIRG'a omfulon may be i l l Down In Talbert Hall, tNI Sl..,.,l Aaaociat!on. the outgrown 1/lelr origlNll pwpose ol ,.,_ling and Graouoto SlW.nl Association and tho O<fonttd 0<~ atu<fen111. they'll"'"" ro stan organizing In SU&,B oord I, Inc. GO aboul their regular lntlllullonal - to stay a flool. Finally, UltltMff nos salcf Ifill It actM1i•. llul au-Jn . _ . Ia ooino 10 IMd to l>altle. WO<IId talhef- QentaJ SclloOI buildings IJiltn Otudenl -~.,.. TNI cost of ,,.,. ,.,r,...otlono ..mcomoSUHY·Cer>traf will atllmpt to gain control mondato<y ttudenl 1 - tn\1 yoar. St..,.,ll NIYo to hallflt UBin lhe tutu,._ ol Jlle ltuclent grcwps - • originally orgeniZtd a<OOOfud a bureaucracy that conlrole mflllont In lila unhy. UnfO<IUnOIOIY, mandato<y f - cotl«:ltd por yNt. W!larton'l SUNY· lo g... Sluden!a Cenlral will auampt anoti\Or moMy grab Ihit,..,, and aucceos llld growth ,.... rebounded unfiWOfably and now 11\0 grou"" nght to oJilsL Ulut labor unions, 1M lnatltutlon't (SA, GSA and oil othw """"'' GO..,.,monto) do not know how-to orgonlzo ttu..,to. IIU..,t group5 mulliMrn lhat tllelfconstilutotl come They haYO gona awoy from their o<tglnaf mlaalon of flral. w~nout organltlt>o. '"""' '• no o<oanlzat!on. Wharatha moral or lhla ato<y? StucleniS muat unlta providing otudenta with lnformollon abovt upcoming ,......, or>d 11\0<\ org011fzfng atcwnd thooe laiJoo. 10 troht for the ballc and rights that~~.,. rn lnOIMd 1110 otu..,t organfullona .,. ftgfltlng among trouble of loalng'llirtfn~ lhe power struggle with SUNY· ti\Omaelveo. Fa< oxomple. UB'o Stllden~ A-lion C.ntralln t t15. I cNinttd •awdifnt-, Urifteo Will nover ~ontfnue• to p l a y - with NYI'IAG"a f\lndlng Wllllo be def. .led"durlno an anll-lultion hike rally In Albany. not wOfltfno off. .tlwly OIOIIIWno coaHIIona with lallo< ll'a "'" INIJ we begin thinking again oJ Oludenls, lntl•tc:l ol lnatltutlona. and other community g<oupl. The .tudenl QO'Iernmtnt'o may very well watoh ao ..mc. .,.ell J>O'""" J>O-• o1..1r cf11os? Thtft't atweya a cry ror more defen-se spending but hardly 1 voice lot non mllltary progra.ma. In tht 1111 tew years tome evangellcat Ctvtstlana nave entered tn& POlitical ltena to Oi)pote equat rights tor wome11. and an lnctaa.se I n military ~dlng . I wondof wnert they wert durlng tho Vietnam Wer and the civil rlghll movement. I lind II fa. . tnallon !hal 1noy wan! a conllltutlo~al amendmenl to ban Mboftlon and certain blr1h conttol dovrcoa (IUD) when they won't e ~e n auppotl the tHOPosed oqval right& emendment 10 the oonatltutlon aomelhlng lhll gives women legal and .,mbollc rocog niUon. I oo look forward lo 1no day wllon Job applicants aro not fudged by genda.r or ag_e but u niO<IuoaiiiY lhll dOOO not hawon wllhout lhO force ol law. The cons1ltutlon Ia 1h e basta for laws and oourt casea. Equally lntorel!lng Is thll 1ne IUO Is 1 potentlaJ I>UIIII huord to womon yotlhalls nol why fl - uid be blnnltCS. Womon are lr>dlvfduala with thoughta and feelings, 11\ay roaJiy aren't dellealo croalurot r\01 11 all ohlna doiiL Men arBft't Immune to thJ~a that women •'• vul-abll to 11'1 only toelely and maaa media l tlat pon•ava women •• a1mpfe mtncsad and wnouonet crnturea. I know many IJMrtlve lnlefiSgenJ w omen ·~ I'm aura tM next generation wru be the. aame.. Penny 1(/eln �prodlg a sun - - - - - bv David A. Comstock ••, never thought I'd IH telling" soul thll the most exciting ~zz 1ecord ro .,.,.,. Mong in weeks "-.d P•t Meth"ny ·s ,.,., •t the top..•• But 80/81 is" motUr•r of • sOSSJOn. " - Jeff Simon Buffs!o Evsning News Recording EdltOt At ·26 years of age, guitarist Pat Metheny has the world et his fingertips. His fresh neo-tusion fe.u incorpoJatas 5uch dispanne inlluenc:e.s as the Be-~tes, John Coltrane, Waylon Jennings. Gory llunon and Sob [)yl111 Into a son of musical molting pot. It's a 1au that succeeds nor because h -ls overtly commercial lthe Spyro Gyre-Chuck Mangione 1>111 of goodal. but because Its amalgamation of )ozz. folk. rock,and country roots reflocts 1 common o;cperience to Metheny's young audience. ev~r-exPancting A. virtuoso musician since his e.arty tMns in rural Lee' a Summit. Missouri, Melheny f•S1 grabbed the attention of the )au wotld ill 1968 when. at the age of 1 4, he won a scholarship from down b••t maguine to ttudy at a summer jan cl1nic. It was his first veer on the Instrument. At tho rime, he was heavily Into the st'll<! of t~e lote. great Wes Montgome<y. ploylllQ 1n ocr•ves and U$OilQ his tt>umb in Place of ~ guitar gicl<. It's this clatity of sound and impecr;ahle sense of time distilled from Montgomery that sets Matheny ap&<t from the legions of jazz.~ fusion guiteriata. That lytlcol thlrrg L.ee's Summit seemt en "'"''kely ptace to spawn a jau talent. &it Metheny honed his skills willie pfoylng nightclubs. per(Ofmlng 5/loWS, and doing SIU<flo WO<k In nellby Kamos City - • hotbed of jau swing in the Lester Young trodition-while otln In high school. .. Even today I think of what I'm playing as son of ~ Kansas City otyle, evolved or modernited. tt•a that melodic, lyrical thillQ," he n,plalnod In an Interview in doWt>beBI(Mwch 22, 19791. Afte< gradu<otlng from high ochoo4 1878. Meiheny wu owwded 1 full acholal'$hip to Oludy It the University of Miami. But aftlll Ollt _.ter the 18-year old was hired to tetch-the youllgest member of the achool's mu•lc faculty. In April, 1973 ottho Wicl>ita Jan Fetrtiv.4. he met fellow Midweoterner, vobilt Gory 8un01l, himulf an p ; - of fusion jou. Burton' s middle '60. RCA records such u A G.,W,. Tong ~ Ourte< ami A Lofty Fake A""fFW" """'"'' oth<HI, merged rock. folk. and country stylln;s wllh jazz-In aomu respeecs the mua1c was en accurttte portent of Metheny's neo· fuolon. Uko the preunt day Pot Metheny GrOUP. tlie G-v Burton Quartet- llunoo oo vibes. S1.eve Swollow on bus, Sob Oil dtumo, end l.any c...,.,r on guitar-dabbled 111 oiec:trlc sounds· while maln••!nlng an ocouatlc, nltu<ll·wood ill..-.. earty. t lmb14. The. parallel botwoen 1.his ea,ly period Coryell and Metheny Is evl!ll mor• start~ng-a jazz fife tempered with a co~~ntrvlfolk melodiclam. !On Metheny's 80!81.the COUiltry/folk straon on ' ' Two Folk Songs.. and "Goin' Ahead, .. the solo guitat ventute that closes 1he album. I •wfac•• - • Punk prole..., Anyway, Burton wu so totally 1mpt1ssed with Metheny's playing that he PrOCUred a facUlty position for him at the Berklee College of Muoic in BostOil whefe Burton 1s en inatruc1or. At 19 years of ago Pat beamo the youngeS1 tnstructor in the history of the achool. stayh1g for a year 1nd D half during 1974·75.11 seems tho world just couldn' t spln fas·t enough to suit Pat Metheny. &inon lator onllstod Metheny to play 1 l · string guiw In hla mld·70a Quintet Wt\ich also included Mlck Goodflek on 6·strlng guitar. During Metheny'rthtae ye.a t ter>U18 wrth the quintet, he was feattXed on the ECM albumsllir!g, OtallmS So ReM end Plt...._..-s.rKOrds that Impressed wllh tt..ir misty morning am~ence - Burton 'a vibea suspended ln the floating twln-guhat network. Thanks to 8 suggeStion from Manfred Fteher.ECM's founder lnd principal Plodut.,. Met"""Y recorded his first olbl.m, Bright Shei.Jf•. which was releosad in May 1976. The record featured the trio he occasionany w<><ked with when he wasn't toUfing with Sunon: Jaco Pastorius. now the celabrated basist with Weather Report end Bob Mose-s, Bufton's drummer of many years~ Metheny's setOild ECM olbl.m . Wareroalo~ -roloased in June 1877-leaund hla exPfl'lmentally tuned 12-string guitar in eddit'IOfl tO German bossist·cornposer"a>ertllrd Weber. drummer Oan Gottlieb, and ~nist lyle Mays. The .success of the album-it wn listed on the Billboard Jozz Chsrts lor 30 woeks and r..Celved el(tonsllle rtdio elrpley - prompted M11heny to sp4it from the llunon Quintet 6l)d form the Pat Matheny GrouP with W01~ l>oklovrn Mfys and Gottlf*l joining bauist Man. Eg111. I '-ft my hMrt in Sen lort~Uo In January 1978, tl>e newly formed quartet recorded Mllheny's third ECM album, PIJt Metheny Group .leatuting tho meiodlous Weother Report·ttYie epic " San lorenzo ... l.llst yUt. Metheny roleued N- Chet.uqua,o trult solo llburn that - thallks to the wonders of ove<dubblng-showcuerl 8 uniquely bt!autifut layered guile< sound. '" late 1879, the Group followed with AmericM Ger1J11B.an e)(tenaion of the electric chamber jazz of 1978'a Pat Mfrt"""y Group. Pat Metheny Is c:entlnly one of the more re.sourceh.ll musk::f.IM in Jan.. lnc:Wr1g the recently roleaaed 80181 album, he has ,...ned six olbu:n$ over four years. " The p4oyoro who etand out aten't the one who ploy thlr Instrument ~ethany, 80181, (ECM) Pat Metheny has only himself to thank for his SIJOCeS5. He's solely respons:IPie f·o , pursuing what c... be seen es a unique dttec:tJOn In music. one that focuses on • grldually·unveomg musical personality rather than an aH·at-onca, ..here's everything I can do .. portfolio. Each of his five albums auests to e diHerent direction . At fllt8itn he had the moture fortitude to di\lorce himsolt from the imitation of ian ~~~ Wit$ MontgomlfV and pursue his own guitar voiee. At MYenteen. with tlvft yeorsof guitat .."""... behind lim, he hod the audKity 10 10k Gary llunoo II - c.tt...WO 01\ CM01 10... �i©prodigol sun NEW W OR~S IY SYLVIA AND kOEHINO: The fl'hOIOOflpht ot .Mm S11-i• •net V. .-tllllc work• of leclty Ko.ning I• CwrtndY f••tur•d • t Th• M~t't Galj,tcy, ~ Ettt• SlnMt. untfl _ .... JO. lmltwte another. Others hove a mystical. cosmic tool< aehieved With loyf!fs ot blue pierced by broght. white emanations. Ho,..ovar, the dnps ol colO< whoch ore appatently used to reveal the l~Cddetltol nature of tho process. eounttrllet any emotio<tal ruction. The ""-•to tlemonts of Sylvia's atyte seem to worit against each oth«, end resuh tn wor·k s whfch a.re not visuaMy or conce,ptullly strong on t~r own. Actualv, this y,ho4e exhibit looks lifca teal pnnts done at s umrnor camp, as tho artist seems mO<e eonce<ned woth C<lll"''l unique effects than monipulating them into rnooningfu4 art. Wu:ard of Ot The drowlngs and paintings by Bocky Koentg have a. surreal fnring to them, as they eonslst of strange sl)apes randomly floating on the p4ct\Ho p4ane. A• of tho p;oces heve lllmil"' themes running thtough them, and aoo baoood on the aamo personal vocabulary of forms. The titles Indicate t"'" basic them. . in these wO<ks. One of these is dreams. 11 In "O.eom Voyego." in which bi<d ond oait-llke images are pieced In e s tronge. pln~lsh atmosphere. Travai ls another common theme. For exempte, "Mgh\ Passage" consists of brightly colored forms connected by a thin line. lndl¢oting movement 'lhtough a' nlght sky. Spocitlc places are alto 6hon portrayed . asln " Rural Mark," which ,haa a map like appoerance. Although the titles provide a premise :md theme for each work, the fact that the imagery and Sylvia and Koeni g: Some b righ t spots eompesltion ls the same throughout makes Interpretation of Tho Artist's Gallery Is ·an old lea house converted into a n eJChlbhJon apeee. While thls may be an innovative concept, tho ondividual ploces difficult, as they seem t o blond into a series of woi kS, concerned gonorauv with abstract , 'Subconscious symbolism. I didn' t liko the artist's style. because It is visually uneppaallng. temperature lnsJde the gallery was about 20 degrees. Perhaps this is but I noticed that it does seem to contribute a great deal to the olfectivonoss of htr art . In tho drawings, the forms oro crudely why the cutrerit e.hlblt of photographs by Jim Sylvia and drawings ond paintings by Bocky Koenig left me cold. Although tho s how as a whole rs not ou1atandinq, thefO were bright s pots. and some rendered. giving them a rough. primitive feeling whlch reflects the inner consciousness from which they wer-8 taken. The shapes are drawn w hh1hin, dark lines, which are pieced almost randomly, and often se~ to contitue off of the paper. Consequently, the forms lncflvldual works were impressive. Jlfl) Sylvie's "Scopes" I! a series ot photographic images of folie~, created by . . .yanotype process. Generally, they come must bo.,..d u Individual symbols, whoso tloeting appearance and lack of relerk>t'lship to the other forms evokes en elfectivety acto&~ aa attractive compositions of subtle shades of blue and upsetting reaction. "Cro•Y Wind in Kan..s" perheps best tYPifies the feeling which white, whleh eom~ne abstract effecu with identifiable images of leaves, fema. and other growi"ng things. However, the major focus of the exhibit Js on the manner they were made, w hich is seem4~1y more inttKIIting than the end product. Cyancnypes au1 done on a specially prepared blue paper. where Sylvia p41Ud fo4iage to be reproduced This light sensitive surface wes the" ex-posed to the sun. leaving negative white images of the subject Rnlllv. it w1s P'O(tssed in oceans. rivers, salt marshes and other bod1es of w1tet . The results aft quite varied, {Of they were done with diffonog materials In diffO<ont locat100s. and beuuse the coating ptoce11 wn done randomty to create abstract etfec:ts along wlth tho images. Koenig IS attempting to convey. Its k'ltenH eotors and sugge'Stive fonns eonluro up Images of the tornado lo "The Wi•ard of Ot(' and evokes e strange, tuneal sense o f e cornfield gone berserk . More dority Although the e<tm'a awte and P\JfPOII are imtresting, hot use ol imagery maku these wO<ka ultimettlY unsuceesslul. The same tvpes of imago• ore usod on oviry ploco In the exhibit. The most prominent of those .,. triangles. v·shapes and a suenge rectengle with oblong projections. and a few othaf sl)apes, which can be seen in aD sizes, colors and combinotlono. Seemingly, this constant repitition would clarify their meaning. however, it merely makes their purpose more ~ Waitt colors Hanging near to these photOQfaphs is Sylvia's explanatton of the obseure. They don'l evoke any penicutar reaction. nor do they cyanotype proc. .s, and of the premise behind the works. tf thls1s appear to symbo4iu anythlng spoclfic-ehhough theY may heve tlld. they e.ssurne more mea,...ng a-nd vatue. FOf exampte, knowing some obsC\Kt ~leal conrtOtetions. the techn.iQue eml)k)yed arouses visual interest , as one wants to se~s aspect which makes viewfng these works frustrating. as the efftctt produced. Simllerly, Sytv1a's assertion <Oat he ls trying to they would probably ba <who good it she wMe to give mora clarity create art whlch is totally Ofgank: fn methods and materials provides to the Imagery. a unifying concept aol<l purpose to the exhibit. • The ptoblom Is, however, t hat none of this is clear in the pictures themaatvos. The use of foliage as a subject really adds tinlo meaning deserves to ba peiSonally lodged by the indlvidual. _This show impressed me 11 being rather modioc.o, but Jlm Sytvlo or aignlflc•nco. espeeiallv when it is blurred into abstraction . Some of the works look like lmpressJonistic watercolors. which appear too contrived, for there seems to be. no poJnt in Usin,g one technique to unt~ NovtHnbflr 30. and Becky Koenig are obviovaly talented artists, and thelr work Th• Artlsr's Go/tory Is at 30 EssBx Streor, and·,,, BXhiblt/asrs PRE-REGISTRATION FOR SPRING ' 81 BEGINS NOVEMBER-18th AlN&II1JI!(SlUCTIOfl.-nl -RIIOOO~ Piok up Schedule ofCiasses and Course Request Form at Squire and Fronzoak accroding to the following schedule: 200 FRONCZAK 319 SQUIRE DATE Freshmen 9 :00 - 12:30 Juniors 1:00 - 4 :30 Tuesda y, Nov. 1 8 lill*ollauottll "-01-iot:.. Seniors 9:00 - 12:30 Sophomores 1 :00 - 4:30 ; Wedneaday, Nov. 19 Sophomores 9 :00- 12:30 Seniors 1 :00 - 4 :30 Juniors Freshmen 9 :00 - 12:30 1:00 - 4 :30 ._.,.f*_ O,..lllto»lbl.fnS.. Zl• .a.............. ""-' u. tw.t YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR PRICES TOSTAOAS FROMIM- 7SC Thursday, Nov. 20 Anyone Anyone Friday, Nov. 21 TACOS fROM 7SC - SUO fiOTDOGS fROM 7SC - SUO CtltL. If you ere not CUfrfl!lrly rf!J1isterert or ere changing dMsions, report first to Hayes 8, Door No. 4. Gredu~te :nd ~dents Conti;;ing mstJicv/ated MFC wf/1 recelllf! mllterlels by mst7. Tho~ wishing to register in person may do so at any til'(]fl. fRO M $1.50 - $2.2$ . . .R DAAI!T- 4 11$ IOnLE • -suo •xU DRINKS fRO M $1 .00 - $1.50 • �©prodigal sun ~ l t ri The Dallas SyndrOme: Who is J.R.? - -------------------...bY Kllatlan Lutze Who Shot J.R. . . or Of Men and Myths. • It'a ~ko tho flu. Only more wide-spread and still ;rowing. A cure ia yet to be found. Various spodollota are still busy with the diagnosis of tho dlsaa wt>ich seems to hove stnlek the TV notion. As J.R. Ewin; was rolled into intenllve care, he was axf)eC1ad to lura between 40 and 50 milion Americant in front of their TV seto. A . blawy·eyed ~ 57 counmes oil over the worid is tc><n betw.en Suo a.n and Ciff a.m.s 11 ch,.f culprits fO< the only fictional crime lhet hu aver been reponed on the B.B.C. evening news. Three·hundrej:! million people oround the globe lusting after Pamela 0< Bobby 0< both witnessed the two shOts t.h at ltnlCk down J.R. at the peak of hia wickedness. But lot us rejoice-he is gettlng better and aoon to continue his crooked way. Yes indeed. the DalliiS·Syndrome has conquered the wO<kland put the Muppets lnto socond place of the TV favorites. $700,000 production costs per episode do not seem exaggerated in the light of this auccess. The actors are supposed to get $250,000 a yaar each plus the sentimenls of a huge assembly of faithful fens. Larry Hagman has m8de it onto the cover o f Tlmf!J megatlne and was recently offered about $1 00.000 in London to disclose the secret of his killer which he sfld not . His feUow cast member never disappears from the gossip papett. The Ewings of DoU.S are the llrst femll'v of soap. no doubt. J.R. ia the best loved and hated man around. end e few bumper stickers already read •• J .R. fOf President."' whk:h 1n the hght of recent events Is not that far fetched. He manifeata all the presldenti.r skifts to petltetlon: CO<ruption. wockedness. fl'lanclal m8(1if"'l. - , acting sk~ls and the necessary rU1h4essness towards his opponents. I'm quite convinced thal J .R would put Russians, tranian.s and oth« cumbersome troublemaket"s In their ~ace. but let's not get cerried away. • Phony pride t only looked at the pictures of tho Dalkrs FMnily Album. espoclally the ones witJh VIctoria Principal. of course: I never read The Ewings of o.nos usuming having fead the fust novehudon of D~ffas a couple of months ago woufd do. bul I was assured by someone who read It 1hat it was crap. These two documents of the latest American cultural raahion found their way into TM Spectrum office and I hope I am not doing them grave in]ustk:o lf I just treat them as what they are: l'fYO re~her tasteloss symptoms of tho Dol/os·synrlrome. To,be auccessfut like Dallas. a ·media~product must make ua.e of under·lyln.g myth$, wh1ch are the products of a sociery, idealized minor·images or character$ of Wah.e.r Miny's sectet dceam world. That was true f or Zeus and his bunch e.nd It ls t.rue of atl our Urban Cowboys and Ewings. Firat of an it is. obviously, the never faitirtg mixture of sex and crime that makes the Ewrngs end ell tM;r cliques what they are. Sealndly. Callas fulfillo a voya~istlc dasr<e to Into the rich man'• worid to lind out thet their lifa·styte mey be slightly better than our own but the price is dishonesty, u,na()PineJs. It .s • rMtorcement of tack of social stilus, ot oU< unlmpon~. of boring lower middle elass e ..stence. of neatly Ndden non-freedom tNt is the program of most our hVet. it is a reinforcement of all that to ••• Sue EMen drink and J .R. lie. "We moght be wO<sa olf but we Bfe clean Iamity" (Yel awe, Ma. and now shut up,, Our envy t.ums into a phone pride thot ljiadly rB~~iltBfS the failure of the V.I.P.s. be it Cll<ollne of Moneco or the Ewin;s. Self modo man But our feellnQs towerd$ the Ewings are somewhat metre complex because we love them. too-especially as a fa'J'ify. We forgive them their crookednoss because it sorves a higher goel. the perfecr all·time myth, the ldealizot1on of the golden family calf. May those dumb psychologists fill libraries with supposed negative espects. there's nothmg like a Southfork family dinner where J .R. gets his absolution lor his daifv deeds . h matters not that i t's a fake, (famlty dinners tend to be genefaUy,( it ~ does oo·, metter as k>ng as they all sit the#e and Miss Ellie,swings her maternat cepter. The fttnflv mYth is one of it>e most impPrtent to the show. But the rea• statof the lot is J.R.• who Time describes as 1 "seducer of sisters-in· taw. bankrtJpter of bank executives. agent of mise&rr.ages. avenging devil of -••tv .,.,..ucions, mort;eoer of his parent's home and sadrotrc husband." He is !he tarS~~t of out hota which in itesle IS a function irnponant enough But we do not only hate hOm, we adm•a t.;m as weM, eclmifo hOm fO< the wey in which he handles thiilg$. Success is abo~te moral categories and J.R. is successful. he buys politicians. judges. O.A.s , women end if necessary gangsteB.. but that does not moke the series the least cntleal of big business and its practices. • • T'he aystem that allows him t o be what he ia nevet' iS a topic o f the story, i't Js widely occepted In its corruptness. )-le is tlle business equivalent of the lonesome eowboy who ohoots his way up to the top beyond .the babbfln; ot moralizln; phonies. · He Is the American dieem and New Frontlet mytl)ology all over 811&in, the wh<,wantsond·worl<s·hard·wlii·S~~t-there·mYtll. He Is iiJe John Wayne ~f oll·fields and interest rates. His ahowdowns are never In empty itteets, but rather tn comfortably furnished offices. He does not draw t~e lethal gun. he pioks up the phone to glve hls destroying Otdere. He cen even go all t,.he way with his'secteteries w~ereee JOhrt' Weyne never "*" went further than smiling n the seloon-singen. H<t Is a aell'fl\ade with his own mO<al codas. he Is a kin; in the anetchie <lteorn jung!it oi•.OCial Oorwinism. for~~&t about the welfare sttte.,p<iopie, J.R. rides again. That's the message, • messege with _.1 wlic:ll both tho makers of De/1M end the new Prtaldent knew. , To the unS~~Sf>OCtinV YiewM this might seem all a bit ' •"fetched, end I admit it is, but sure one hos to agree that Ollhs What Alnericen aoclety Is or worse What "''leCu it wanta. h ts thefefcwe rather point1ess to te.etit to piece~: with wh~rlef' criteria, because you carnot bnrsll aside the SO miMion people WhO hllflll t'*' da..ns th<oUIIh the shOw. 0..1/as is not as mi.rch en annoying cuttutal product -it is-that anyway-as an amazing 0< alarmin; symptO<n of a strong aoclal trend. Ylhete tNs Muppel$ trend leads uo to Is unknown. But when the Ewir)Qt ore number one ~ IJ<a .don behind ea tho world's most watched TV shOws. It only refltct$ the state of cont8fJ1pPrary heroes and mytlls. I can su.ri<*>IY understand ~ thOU euttU<al • peuimiots so much better. In another week we will ltnow wh'O lhot J .R. but the real _ -"on h•• pro6ably not even >/et reTied.· • !"• f ~ �i ©prodjgal sun j Metheny, J than a -.Ur 6reetion. Stil, I tire ol the saroonou ott one on all his electrio he could oit ln. lor a ~w tunes. Through hit own lnltlttive, Pat has paved hit own «<id to recognition from his home town or Lee' a S ummh, Missouri, ro the at~ea of · the world. This fatelt release, 80/8 7, hot him pitying hud t o head with artistt ~ roprtunting wharsome tONTI the lz i icn~~~nual·o"-,'~,'.!...~·. 7~, 0~_t~- H-~ ~ • f ! ~ ! 51 ...._... - · and tenor sa•ophonist Dewey Redmon, t o - .. - jazz album. I ct..MY Pot wift 80/87 to be a MCOO<I- olwlor.rsly it cl~im - p<esenl$ UOPradlctable mulie. The sounds ate a curlo\n blend ol Methenv·s meliowness.liadtn't heftlnoss, -OeJohnotte'o de\etn'llnetlon, Redman's ferthest reeehoo, Brocl<ar'o bouncllessneso. • It opens with • full·sido extrovangaza. "Two Folk Songs •• n.."lst" composed by MetJany, thr~ etiOt1l foundation, with a drivi<>g bass and dnlm _,..,., """' ,....;;e. • P'~ AACM"er ~don lot the C.•- a uue A c l v - ol Muoic)Jtel< Oe.Johnette, I could never In rny-wlldeat dreams have imagined Mf theny with lhia p.artntWihJp . With teOOf saxophonist . Michel Brec-ker-~Meth en-(" s musical portoor on the: iaeent J oni Mitchofl tour and o Brecker Brother -and the othera, speculation arises which has plagued ECM befOfe. Haden defiantly quieted the spec\llation months ago in a lener to down/IMet magazine denying the menulocturing of contrived controve<"al groups fO< the label. Whao' s reelly m01e suspect In this pan;e,lar Cl$8 is how - panem, a Slllev cryatebed acoustic guitar. and Broeker plt'{'onglnslde and owside eoough to warrent a check of t he personnel credits. Jeek takes a solo, maintaining the drive of "1st" fading into Haden's .. 2nd." Thls COf'COntrates on the swaying melodiu Jhlt Cllarllo's so adept at plaving in a *>lo contell. Bec.ked by Jack. who doesn't overplay this Quiet melancholy melody, Pet 11peggiates his way onto the IQfafront. tlvowing in. samplings of classrcol Spanrsh flail. I've onen wondered why Metheny inslsts on his dual delayed electric guitar .. sound. He explams this as an anempt toward an acoust;c 10und. with vibrations appearing to -come hom multiple ralher recordings. Bell>q_a p{aetitioner ol many guitar a t'/tet, Pat shoutd exhibit a limiter varltty in tonallty rather than continually sounding lrke an overly p<ocessed John Abercrombie. The title tuno features t wo uptempo Metheny solos-hinting at rus ·weatth of be-bop dlops- efong with Redman'• tamt< than usual playing. Bal." wr,uen for Pat's girlfriend, is • tvrleel bellad. featurlnj) tend<!r hoin h&rmoriu du<lng the 'theme delightfully twlsting' Metheny solo With Haden apauing the mvthm. Cons.idetfing the peraoMot end Metheny's own love for Ornettfl Cot.man. a tune liko " Turn.,ound" was expected to surface In .thls set. It makes you wonder why Orn•tte was CO('dammad back then. ''Open .. is the tune many would·bttMotheny datractO<s wait lor. The Mtllng rs a !regilt one. BegiMing as a guitl<· drum duo. Metheny himself odequot ety with Oe.Johneite's most rntricttt teehrnical desploy, Pat ploys some quotes that &OWld a bit too ··n.e -le$ nt-hearsed to be totallv extemporaneous. When Jack continues past Pat's completion, Redman enters sO\mding a u~n's, Canada$ No. I selling beet; Is now lll)port;d to th~ U S. So, now it's o:asier to compa~ the taste of our Uban's with the We, Uke most Olher Canadians, prefer a bottl~ of Ubam llttr over a Golden. · If we didn't. we'~! likely~ ~nking Molson• instead-and we ceruln1y woulc!n't ~running this ed. I · wll w&rm the I\Qr1s ol hrs loyal fans. The fingering "Every Dey U Thank Youl" may not be iazz. but who caret. No mmet who voy are, a tear wr• fe.ll fro(TI your eye whole listening. "Goin Ahead" closes the album with a short acoustic message ot grace. . All in all. tile album Is o gom . Pot's current touring group. which may -vary slightly from t!ils assemblage. will ba appearing at tho Granod• Theetre Novembar 19oh for lhowa 11 7 :30 end t 0 pm with the promise of soma exceptional !l1U$lc. As P11 onco explained in a down beatintetV..w. " I've yet to fe€d ,,.,-exhilaration in the atud'ro that I leal live." He's been in town at least three t1mes over the last six veart - ..w ays to pacl¢ed houses. Get ,yoYr tk:kets early. -:BiJIJJesecket W t••n'!. l t••n W i'''·' THEY LOVE Til Sll.lt r •u nsu PUtnWI & TONY AWARD WINNER '11WltcAil ........ OINWI.S - ~ ~~.:"' Y'h-4.• THINKQF CANADA THJNK ()F LABA'TTS -- •• . ." IP1uvt1oo,~ Fore.~tt bn:w or our friendly competitor. $«what you think. why this musle works. • 01 the love albums releued prior, Metheny admits only Sizrt Ufo to be for the saxophone. ;>ide lour faaturu two melodies which ? Coodnewsl '- mote liule moro ot home with ·Jack·s spheres. TASTE THE BEER THAT OliTSEI l S MOLSON.OOlDEN IN CANADA= LABAlf'S. · • Cenainly these t wo gtntlomtn hove suffkiently er<pe<ience tt thit' rype of boundless fanl81e. Haden enters like a cop on a chase, pushing the energy further. There's a oheme. s ugguted by Pat on "YI\Ieh all join In to eonclu<!.' this spiralling group eompolltion. " Pretty Scattered" was written with . compSexity in mind. As P~n confessed. it's an easy theme for guitar. but a "scutne·· Wiae l Liq.or Dilcout PrieM oa AlL WINES l UQUOIS ~!Ot- - ......... .st._ c- at UNIVEISITY PLAZA O,...TiiiiWolclot Doli.. . A..a.w. Cal 83S.S477 r UNClE SAMSI2625 Waldon rskeu on ule-nowl THIN · LIZZY with ·"CO~ BlUE" UNCLE SAIIS/2525 Walden MAX WEBESTER· · with " PRIVATE UNES" TM;kets on Sill AOWI u,11Mt. , . . , , _ ......... . . , . . . . .._IIIW r~., ,..., .~ faor) ,.Dd.S... ' �©prodigal sun ! r oriented tocicty end INI 60s an ~ac:em period. Ha lllao notH !hot this =untry's ntlianc:e on looking 01 Youth for loodertlhlp Ill a new t>henomel\a ~~lied only with lhe blbv boomera. Greet ""pectations wMa lndood fotaeen for the boomers, but 1~0 boom f1Uicl<ly become a bull. SAT IIC<lfes dropped tteadlly during each yo., of tM baby boom regime, tM nudenti of the 60s shocked their - - · by literati pages, Thomas Y. Crowell PubUshors. Hard Covltf . $14 .95 . reed. • Rogovin succeeds bee:..,. . tile uuoblishes an unwilflniJMII to be " en outho<ity" 80JIY In tM book. Rogovln Instead oflero to he4p "In aomo amaU way." and this friendly. noa·totllltarian _ _ _ _ _-l)y Thomas R. Cocole I remember eomlng to UB as • , approach pervades throUQhout her ontire confuood 18· yoar old and being simply overwhelmed by one boo~: Thfl Auroblogrephy of Bonji.mln F11Jnklln. 1 was deft)ly lmpres.od with FrankPn's Joutnll. He dlnigontly reco<ded hi• ecttO<IS and sot up a ..,;., of thesH like "lmlltto Jesut .-1d Soeretes.. fOt young readiNt to oonoider when~ down bv theor own daily routiN>s. After reeding tM book. I found myself rnfluenced mucll lilce Jay Getsby, as I wrote lines like ''resolve to do better .. and even ..don't chew gum" co mysotf. Vet I also suffered JJ>rougn acne and pubony duung the Watergate years, $0 1 should heve known better than to 1rus1 a 11041tfc1on Funher oxemination of old 8en Franl<lln deeply disappointed me. My Om semester hero was acUJ,..Iy qui1e unworthy 10 write a book fOf young men 10 folow. I found out liMit B.v.y folhetocf>wtl ovM 50 Illegitimate cllildron ltunory 1\ta thua med<l., mislike: It is fronk~n and not George Wa$1111\gton who Is tM fttMr of our country) and it was fronltlin who conefudod hit Eight flitiJSOfls ro Marry INI Older WOMM by saying that "thtV oro more gretohA." lAnd you thought Tho sP«trvm had copyrights to thtt quotol. Ultimetoly, I told myself to immediately diiiiUit bookt Which eithe< 8Jtpttuthority or -ume a guideline to P<OC>Or ~conduct. My~-·· f~Jftl)etod by reading catherine 8eec:her' o on Dotnnrk: Economy this umest·e r. Miss 8eecher..s book wu a 19th Conturv gt.ilde for married women, but I loUI\d It quite Ironic that Miu Boocller horsolf MVOr married, With my prejudice at a plnnaclo, I decided to read Ann Rogol/in's Lor Mo Do 111- o book which Or. Benjamin Spock c..Ue<f "tM most slgnfflc:ilm book over written" with 1egerdt to t>elpiOg pwontt find creatlve ectMtoes ror.chadron. Unlike frenldin or 8eechef, Rogov;n is unQu.stlotla6lv •uiled '"' hot intent""'•· She 1\tt been a teacMr IO< neertv 30 yo111 tnd has throe ehlldren and lour grandchlkiren. Her book restores faith In 1 genre I hec( previously dismiosed. It Is sincerely Writt011 and spiced with r,.,;,., book. Sho ofiOfs the pa<ent over 300 projects and activitioo lot both normal and learning disabled children to enjoy ond 8Jtpenonco. octlvitlos we divided Into 33 diffe<ent Mtdingo, from nw.. ''enknats'' to ''wOOd.'' ' Other ~~ lndude a ••eor.g end vtlfse .. se'1!r.80, • ''1.ire" section and a " puopet'' $0Clo<>n, The " puopet" oectlon It particularly antettJiining bee3use It provldea ovot 30 riddlu lor chlldten to usa with their puppets. It olsoMows about 20 different wayt to rnoke puppets and etch tecllnlque It simple. usually tnvoJving typical household eQuipment llko e clothespin or a paper plota. Brlniantly <>ompllmentlng Rogovin'o book b nulle<Tt pllotog~optoy by ""' husband, Milton Rogo\lin lwho lnc:t<lontoly Is e VB llumnust. In !he " btlclt" seetlon, Mr. Rogo\lii> pllotot vtrnfy his Wife'a lheols that children w ilt llf'ioY the.., ICtivitles . Ha conolstantly captur• the uaenc:e tnd bo1U1y of young children wit~ Ns • -•· ond Ns orllttic eye Is ben menUut tod In !he five shoto whieh ecc:ompany tho " 10 little finger&.. sect.Wn. Rogovin't beSioectlon covert aspects of readlng. 8efora offering projoett lil<e a lomiy. ne~"' onltphabel boolt. Rogovin somew11et out of Mr amiable pef$01\11 end lnquirH ebout tM partwlt'a own ability to road. ~alcaly, • tile Is IIQUing tor e "Pfactfce what you P<aach" concept. end notOt that mayf>e P•onu should lool( up words in tho dlctlonaryt or road 1n front ol tho II children to m al(e a good oKamplo. l:ol Me Do Ill is somewhat ~amparod at times by ov"JIY sJmplistlc longuoge. but I thin)< t.h$ rs due to Rogovln' s atttmpts to aecommodtlll chtldron wno may be old enougll to reed their own k\tt.ructions.. an • rocen118fk show. Dr. Beajamln Spock said .. ,;;.,, ... sc.rclty or good chad care IJoc>Q around today," at- GtMt Expectatlono: ~ and The lleby Boom, by Landon Y. Jones. 380 pagea, Colltad McCann and George Hegan. Hafd Cover. t l5.95, _ _ _ __ by Thomas R. Cocola Ah yes, Groat E~pe!:rsrlons. It wos a famous book wrl~ by a famous 19th century w rltar. Charles Dickens. TM book was o popuhor ninth gtade aso~g,_, 101 mony New York Stite schools, end It teatured the youngster POp and tM rtdut~vo old spinster. MB. Htvlsham. ·There ia now 1 new Gn.t Expectetions on the horizon. but in order not to confuae h. with the d essir;, it is fottowftd by its penioer~t sub Iitle. Amerk:11 and The Boby Boom. The book is,written by forlner PoopM Mageiine Editor Landon Y _ Jones. and l1 c:oncorns the trials ar\d tribUlation$ or thai lnlomous group of in<Widualt bom between 1946 and 1964. tho baby~• • .IQrles 1\61 rooearched hOs toPic extremely well, end oHetS a poq>ouni of informative dato wlich M uses to deflne · babyboomehorKtoristiCll . ~ consldeis tOPiea trice SAT scQ,es, roc:l<-nrott. dW:o tnCI ,.,.,eltjia, in addition to more COI'tVWitionol ~~~k• education, mld~ilo crlllt. ol\d divorce ratn. The end resuk '- • book that sometimes has a tendancy to ~midst of ajl Ita data, bVf etw•v• provides interesting and conciH th-ies to tho reader. Btcomlng ......... Jones be9an Na book by commenting on IM childhood ol IM typical baby boomer • .._ notes that tM invention o f ttloviSJOn playad a lignftocant role In sttflllng thelt owly Nves. Tetevlsion gave Madison Avenue agencieS an accesor'ble outlat for)he advtrtisomcnt of Slinkys, Hula-Hoobs and Berbl~ Dolls. The darttng little tvi<U could aee th0$0 products !lashed on their moglcol screens while they were watchinq canoons or something!•~• Leave It To /J8ovor. In ""'"· tM baby boome<s w<KIId progressively we1ch mote leteV~SIOfl , ano ptogres..nly buy tho ..,... tOVS at the same '""""· !Hance. Hula· ftooos bec:omo ao Mrs. Rogovin•s bOOk •• a welcomed fads. I slgnlf1C811t adclitlon to the pUbl!thing As the baby boorne<S gtOW old<!f, the. VIO<Id. I wiM use lhe book lor entoiUiinlng heroic poaoib~itleo lot them a pp e my ambitious little cousins 81\d I strongly endle.sa. Jooea noces that ''they were recommend it to onyono with pre-school twice aalikofv os tttafr pararn.s to go to ch~dren. And 11 thla boo~ wet around college. and tl\roo tlmoa os likely as their about 200 years ago, I would 1\tve grandpatenta." Jones elso implies I hUt boUght about 60 copies for my dear old • ,,..... young potllf'tltl gGI\Iuses awed ·~end Ber4amln frritin. • their P<lrtnll Ho Gills the 1950s a chr!O- Szechuan , ODc:lqc<e cloct.>~ jclwel.qu - gl~s • I=<'AB PeJcinB & Style Food emoklng o c c - "Uk.e a PboeDix pwm Cbe-"-" woccb as OROWII'>o in OCJR oecc borne Mof>,Soc. ' Noor> co SJJ<. 140 l\ller> St. · 982·8200 't 0-A. Sbldeat ~couat s.u.•-·--....u,. ~ ... l'ri.Jl-to -_.j- : ~::~~ .,....... ~~ ~ 3 !' i: Ont big fod Jonu ia able to ""'"' OUt SlfllllfiCIK1t ftpects of this tebelllion, and he 1& olso &ble to ta~e his etiticttm one stop further by PQ4ntlng out why the robelnon !. ~est f ~ 2 lS reseafch, Jones •M thoae aspects PfOVents this book from becoming truly greot a Jonn gives off tn IIKO'of truly unde<stonding oil upecu olthe baby boomers. Joneslhimself born i<l 1943llllao loiiOwo the bob'( boomer through mid· lola. Mid· hie for a baby booomer is not somewhere- around molt a~odenta' father' s •9'· i1 ~ Jn.steoo the .seom;ngly tend., voung ago of 30. Joncts •••• the typical baby boomer as • fruJtroted man. Ho sees o man Who dld not mo~e thot a~tumed rapid -advancement up che corporate ladder, and a man Who Is tM <vtCdm of an unstabkt society. A ma., who nHds nostajgta to him tome II'•• sensa of e stable, utoplc world - e ,... we5 ~ an integral Pit'\ o f not so long ago. A world with polite, underotanding FonziH. al\d keen little Rlchi<ts. He also needs disco. Disco is the middle oga "myt~m without t ho bluus." Jones uld. Disco tats the mlddle·ageo dance mlndlessJy to SVfVtv~-orientod tris the way he used to dance to rock· <>'foil. Middle-oge.s fell lor disco IM same way tbey fell for Hula Hoops *'4 tho Pepsi Generatoon. h ' s .a • lod. -•tlon'is one l:llg l oci. baby-·.,. ~of- boomers as havfng en extrenf.-ty promising futuro. TM baby boomera liM • oldest of Which'we now 341 will aoon be flocttlng into lhe 35·55 clomogrll)hlc cotegory. Since there w~l be«> menv of tMm, Jortes feels their .wesome moss w11l eeN fot • restoration ol power to the otcl.rfv of our soOe<y. WMt !he baby boom«rs wil do witl"t thtk power ia ytn tO bo """"· but JOMS impl- posltove actions.. I recommend this bool< to all or you I have only given a rough outline of aome of Jones' ldeu. and there ore rnore tllunnnaclng htCl$ in the book. I unvls•on Jones es a ocholorly young man who spent countte.. hours ln a Nbrory doing 1esearch, bUl tUs work "'av t\ave been do1>0 all on vaio if l>e et<Pecta 1 rmio< finonctll success. Jonn' book is too carebrll. ot .. not !he HarD!d Robbtns• SUPO<rnari<et•type·novel-ely consumed by a nJtlon that Is contmually Ulk.lno pride in its i f l t -. Yot Jones' wO<ds should be hooded by the baby booniers. for it. will give them a ku of Information about them&etve•. Now. if he could mmehow m•k• it 1mo a mlnl·sorlos. and put 11 in 1 time llo"1 between Happy Days t..v•no 11\d Shirley. Restauran~ In~ R~l g :c The a bum...... n'ost-c:e pes I Wdll• .so not gi\10 up on them Yet, ~use Jonet :sees the 62 Millersport Hwy. - 832-5555-6 impootooO, otecycleO · & • ., cons1dttfs many f-act_ors-, including the Kennedy assasinat1on, televls:k»n. roc-k·n· roll, and Vitnnam. Jonet' montiontf1Q of Preschoolers and baby boomers ueollem pllotogrophy. ond wu o joy to !!. en ~ boeommg rebdious. oe-cuned. Whh his let Me Oo ttl by Ann Rogovin. 161 j ... .. _ • '•AUYUl.., e os-."""' - ���i ~ prodigal sun mOJies Public Life of Jesus Not that heavenly ~---by PMw~~aap... performs should be~ to 1iloM who attended S<lnday tchoot H o -. whet the Minus the fonf•• ond flOflc of, ~~- ./ftu$ Chtbt ~-. Seriptures ~veto the lmagln.otlon (Le. the mhcles), the film Is conotrlined to tiNt Fint DNdy SO. is a film obout • within the pwwneters of a man, if the story is true, who cirwn.otlc mock. This rowlts in c:o<lkt tell us o1 • lot mo<e lbout the ~tation of a series of sin ...t rtss.nction that Ellen ..._..,.. inc:i<lents (the llurstyn end Sam ~rdlc:o<lkt rllising of the deed, exorcisinl! ol ever clr..., ol. ltls • film <*nons, wring of 1he blind, entitled ./aus,ond I SUPPOM that leming of .-ging seas ond, says k 81. communicating with celestial Tho film Jaus, fully tkltd The powers, etc.) which ore os Pvblic Ufe of Jesus it based on lonteotie as they ore incredible. the Goopeloccording to Luke. • This causes the film to lack (For those of you who iaw the lmpect it t.ad tho potential to G~l,theae ore ell tho nme achieve. It tries to combat tt.e stories.) Tho film runs • little too Ideo tnat ChtwtJlod an exalted quicldy through the .!rgln binh . e xistence on ·earth. For example, It begins with young Jesus 11 the l.eJI Supper Is oot depictod the ego of 12 Nbb<ng elbows as 1 group of men ln royal: with the ribblolnalrtlng that he lool<ing robas scnJnc:hed UP, on must "be 8bout his lather's one side of on ostentaclouSiy sot business." He Is ponreyed es o teble, but as o band of compeers rather pleln looking child end it is literally lounging about the floor oher and adequeta meal said thll hit teochlnga did not begin until he w" 30 yeors old. , ' discussing whet tholr late will be At the age o f 30 he lo sent by a her they cross the river to God to the desert for 40 days Jeru:~Giem. 40 nlght~. There In the duet Tho logic derived from the and dreught, Jesus Is tempted Bible . .generated by the film, by the devil. Naltho< tho send based on the Ideas of justice and dunes nor tho obvious atldeagape, ovol<ot a very intoUoctual. and complex 5!11 of ethics. "The sl)ow temptatlono by tho devil ore ~ry w.af, but thit man who exalts himself win be could t.ave been duo to • tight humbled, and the man who budget and ).ako~f technical humbles hln\lelf w QI be finess. although the r~m too~ exalted." Whether or not thl$ type of ethic win 1\olp vou to nino yeoro t o produce. From this point. howe-, the gain entrance into the Poarfy film dooo make o f1Nr Gates is not mtde evident by \mpto-vement. Jesus moves I rom j the fUm. It seeks neit.hef U) g;ve one oitullion to onothof In ectural P<OOf of God or Jesus, t.o Ga•leo daiminjj thot Ieith in God dietete morel values, or moral con free the people from princi~ to questions on tyranny. He is met with abortion end homosexuality. It tl<OI>Iiclsm. but he very oHnply otates whot is tlvoughoul n tho written In the Bible ond 1111ows Incontrovertible ond irYopros,.;tlo ypu to dtaw VOUf conclvsions for spiritual Mony of the oorne, that may be enough, but teachings ond "miracles" He others may need a Utile mo(O. Nndwlched b e t - filins Ike ,._,;on ond The -ge• I -. --~----u-Jdden impulses ___ -c o_,.,...,._....,u.DM...,..., toe._ ..- b l - ..;.... I>IIIC met+ billy, •• bq6c. good time a1 1M Ted~ , . _,. {180 $1 ) ... ahowt . , 7 and 10110 p.m ()oeNng .. the ' . ' I'AHQIIUIA: ~ - · • ¥low "' _ , ct.cllon. The c... ·~ ~ng l t ll lhe ...,.,~I.IJ Al.ldltot,llm on ~ ~1~ "&09P•m. • .......... .. ,_, ...... .; ~ ·· · ···"'· · ........ ,. 1 .. : �f! prodigal su~ ~ Tbe gang goes to Niagara falls Cookle Monster eats t'!-e Cataract City - - - - - --D'I Deborah K. Undqul•t " Ask any cnlld anywhere. ft•a common k.n owledgo among tho preschool.and guide oct1oo4 sot IMt Cookie Monsttrloves cookies. that Grover hu fantaalas of grandeul, and that only Big Bird and chlldle!' can sae Snufffe.\.lpegus. They know Oscat tM Groucn Is argumentative, )hat Em. is fond of his Rubl!er D<lckle, that Bert is into TV weather rePOfts .00 that The Count ts with on unf'-gging tally of eyes. •ars. overyming: · I Uve, from Magara F•lls Convention Centtf, 1t's SESAME STREET! Tho residents lrom this renowned neighbof'hood Invaded the stage last w eekend, bigger than life, delighting the audience of young and old alike. The stttQe and ramp area provided e playground for the splrltod c.ast ot 22 young. multHalentod parfor'?Or• who danced, rollers1<.ated and frolicked their waya-4nto the h-oens of the entire eager audience. Bob Shipotad p<o. .nted Jim Honson·s puppets. btggar than life, In I Sesame Street my$tery; The Two tMIIeo children sitting next to me had ~hocoletl,~ c;ookJes ~g!ve to th~ C~ onstor. '.' s a coo. •• or you. oo a ~ ~ltel'l Here s • cook.eJ t.hey sere~ tn r • • . untson when"" come on S1age. And m a toucnong Instead of t"" usuol clappong ~d cheering ,.,....,.- sc.,. with Big Bird, • little girl ~hind me Ctarted at conceru anc1 I>O<fcxmances. this show was • her Med 1aco buried • he< • marlcod by little voices yeflwtg and little hands ~'YI"V· toar·st "' mom • w•v.ng franticaaty. E'Very tJme a new character ap, walked on liege. kid• veiled. "Hi !left!" " Hi Th.e Sesame Street myst"'.". Big Bird w as E1 nil!!" "H Gr mis~<ng. No one could find him. Not even the 1.. " HI 1•. •-~ h CIISB tJI rhe Missing R4tw Avis. . TransJation from latin, raral•vi• meant arebird c ! OVIf ount ~N t ey waved lhetr hll'l<fl. thelf souvenrrs and thetr snek puppets '" the alr • The1clds could hove been silting belcxe their TV screens. only here their screens were huge and the characters were life~like and within touch. police from tM Department <>I Missing Birds . They tiled htrything searched high and low and sang his fevOt'he sonGs. Finally he was fot.n:S, moping etound because ho thought all his friend> forgot his birthday. But they hadn•t f orgotten-they wefe planning o sur-prise panv for him. But 'Big Bird UNCOLN PARK MOlfl " Your Key To Comfort" '\O% DISCOUNT WITH tHIS AD 785 Niagar• Foil• Boulev•rd A,..her~t Nt."' York • (l "'inute.J from the M~fn Sl. Clmpus) ·- t thought they forgot. so he signed a contract to joi" 1 group of ~Y birds and their stage show: Phintll T. Barnswellow's Bamstorm1ng Avi.,-y - 4 • Birds 4 . ~... lust as Big Bird signed up, "" d1scovered that hrs friends hadn't forgotten hls binhday. To so4ve the conuact probWn, Cookie Monsntr DObb4od up '"" p;..,. of pHoppily ending the show. a biv binhday ake was whHtod out to Big Bird. and Oscar Groueh I)Opped out of the top of it. mumbhng, ··e t"" can·• stand to see happy endings.·· But it ended happily enough. The tears stopped, smUts and laugh5 were abundant . A children• a poredlse. but .t""' adults enjoyed the show too. ... JC p;.oductions and Foxy 93 present: - DAVID' BRENNER With Special Guests The .B uffalo Blues Brothers Friday, Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. Kleinhans ·M usic Hall l • Tickets: $9:50 anfi $8.50 Tickets available at Central Ticket Office~ Twin Fair Stores, and all other CTO outlets. For Information call 856-2310. �i©prodigal sun .· \,. hit first IJNO .....,.._,9~8't Aivo on 1979't .J«krabbit Sjim-'*Ped INU him one of-the very Steve l'o<t>ett't new olbum, f - new anim to mak.e t dent in on whimtlctlly entitl~ Urtlo Ste.,. Ot-bit. is inc<ootingty ~otivunutic ..,_, tho 181101 chtpter in e distinctively LittJo St.-M OtfJit promitos to move him Amorlcon iuccess ttO<Y. He ceme to tho further towtrdt rock's upper ocllelons. proverbial big elty-Now York-in 1976 Though only in hio mid-20'o, Stove from tho omell town of Meridian, Forbett'o row ttlont it otrikingly origir\al and potent. Of) the aurfoce, he appears Miuluippl, knowing whet he wanted, - to be working In o ahopwom Idiom: e utterly confident till) he'd. get it, but with oo Idea ouctly how to go about it. young guy In faded denim, playing a well-' Uke e cherecter out of e Horatio Alger worn M.anin guitar with 1 harmonic. rack novel, Forbert rolled up ~~ ateeves. around hi• neck. However. the Jntensity strapped on hit guitor IOd hit the streats. end Involvement ht 1pro~ta clearly-labels Atthough It 1 tempo~arv disadvantage him as a r1re ttJe:nt It wor1r. irl not knowing tho rulu of tho game. Mony writ era stereotyped Fort>lwt •• FOfbort was oltO bliufully unaware when "the now Dylan." The eomperilon was he b<oko thoH rulet. olton to his boneflt.......vitobla; u 1 folk rock~<, ForiMJt He would not allow himself t o be • eombinet 1\t<monlct with Dv'an's pigoonlloled or limltd t o one stylistjc rem~ llyle of delivery. However. the framework. One night he would book comporitOto - • there l'o<tJett himself Into The Other End, the bastion dolt not employ IN politicized. lyrics of folk music on Bloeklf Street. then turn typical of Dylon't torly muoic. On LittJo around the next night end open the show •Stavi• Orbit, Forbert freely employs fO< tho Okot of Telking Hoods or John • the muolctlldlomt 11 his command, from Colo 11 tho pun~ heven, C.B.G.B.'a. btu" to rock to folk, without over-getting stuck one mOde, • Forbart refuted to tailor his muoic for these deep•rate eudlences.• es if to make Speeifica11y.-thia amounts to the atatement, .. This ia ·me, folks. . . ,contreating and btendlng pop conventions • tak!l It or leave it." like descending ban line patterns and They've been toklng It, glodly. WhRa polka·l\yle occordlan bae~ups during the • Steve foftlen, IN emperorI Uttle Stevie OrlSit · Ani,_- -se all r the . - . . t y coemlc """"118 of The Visitor" -• deecription of what it is ike to bl lllivo. The IIIII< Is limple, but the - · "~ lor Katrina" from • LJrJie St..,;. Orbit, dernont~H how profound in itt1elmpllclty: "And yes I iin a vilitor/l've got a lifo to llve!WNle I'm tt.lo - r l tppr<Nich works. Althougl\ Forbert Ultl nudlo musicions up hera upon thf• cfrcumotance celled on his reconta: two member• of his EarthiAnd on I am lo energy and now I'm touring bond tltO contribute greatly to in tms form/1 came ahootlng down•the the sound. Pout Errico, e New York·based universe It bfnh." orgenist end pltnllt, odds 1 warm end. at •. Each song II like a classy musical daguerreotype of tile ocono he lp times. powerful gospel Influence to the itbum: On t ho tforementioned "Song describing. Tl\ere's oornethlng Innately forK11trlno," he ployt a rollicking and blunOy clnoll.atlc about tho moterial which might also explain why, as a · accordian duet with Forbert's riveting now•eu fotk·rocker. Forben'a musiC will harmonica melody. Sex player, Bill Jones, plays 'very tooty toloi ttvoughout. probably have the mort profound impact especially 0f1 the olbum' • single, on pop music, at lout for tho tldre being. "Cellophone~ ." whi.., dlima Uttltl Sto""' Orbit is Forbert'W st deceitfullove~'t bt concealed In e city effort yet, but li otHI projects hit unique wf>ero "everything is on display." ..lone$' approach to fomilior elements. F'rnd out warm sax-tone perftc:tly m81ches why Cnh 8olr-end R««d World both FOfbort'o grM>y, but mellow voice. n-.med him tho Molt Prorntllng N!)" Male "lonely Gill" is o balltd !hot reveals Artist of 1g79, Unan to Uttltl Stevie tendemess and sen~tivity in the OtfJit and heor Stove Forbert make good melodies. but FOfbort'alyrics are 100 on that Pfomise. devor to bl overly untime!ltel: "lonely girl, hera's what you go throughwhile X, Los ·Angeles, (Siaahl you're churning up Inside/Their hung<)' hands come reaching out, to gat your The most atriklng thing about a review bowa untied." • of X's LP "Los Angelos" stiould be It's Forbert contrasta the ckSwn~to·e'arth univerlfl theme of " Lonely Girl.'' with , -eoflutMWO on p.Q. 11- · with ...... - l c oound in guitwlhtrmonlct lnstrumerltal soJ~l · Starring- pat Methe~Y paul Mottan H den Chprlte a edrnan - oeweY R ·r $5.00 students - $6.50 non,lstude_!ats - $7.00 Day of show . TICkets on sale at Squirt .Hall, §luff St., Record Theatre Granada Box 0/fia~, Festiool &~Taco 'rlunctlon_ · �©prodigal sun ! -.;Gfll lflwect ti'O'I'I ,.~ 11- longth. An 11 or 12·11ne review simply could not do tho album justice. " I coukt've given t~s rtOOfd to anyone elsa and easily come up with 30 or 40 lines. " The SP«trom musiC edltOf Oavid Comstoc·k. compla•ned to me when 1 Jhowed him my original 11·1if'le review. " h looks t o 1Tie like you just Clanked this one out." He was right. Whtrn the consumer ts werting on tt\e othot &Ide of the turnstile. utmost care and conlidereoon should be g.ven m wn'liflg • record •eviaw. Anvthing less woutd be cheat•ng 1ht rttnder or 1he opportunitY to experience thiS llne product and lobbing the outhot of en invigorating workout as wetl. a watkoot which could prove valuable 1>1Ktlce in dealing witn tne outSide WO<Id a1 aome future tfme The artist under revl'tw wouki thet1 be der'Hed exposure to hundredS 1 maybe 1hOuSind$ of potential l1stenors. many of them atilt in thoit U!Ons. As a rt)suh tho indusu'( sufl eu~ . Surely such a policy does no1 spe1k very well for the oubf-cauon Whteh allows one of tJJOse reYIIINI to appear in n·s pagos. Nor does h """''m the organi<atoon that woulcl allocate lund• to 1uc:h a pUblicauon in a favorable light . Th11 1n turn refleots poorly on th'o olflclols of lh11t organization. very poorlY indued. But who elected tt>ose ofhctol$1 None otl>er than tlte Sh1clont body So tl'le blame Clln only foil on lhe University tlotif. It Ia no seccet rhat the SUNY system h11 been steadily dechning s•nce tl,e oorly 1970s. Obviously someone faols lhlt the answer is to lower admrsson fiQutrements untd JUSt enybody iseftowed in so aong as the quota as filllod. Tne Unive<$1ty beQ<ns to resemble not • place of reomlng, but • bullpen of brayklg Jdiots.. Elhcott is an exceUent exam!lto of thra. I hate to bring In Governor Carev's nanll, but It Ia a sad comment on the state of educetJon when Quality is sacrificed few ,....., bulk.. As always, the surn>Uflding C<lmmunity has 10 pay io lho end, and I don't need to remind you of now de.,ly they've already paid io terms of their sagging reputation end poor self·esteem. ea•v That Is why, rather than take the way out as so manv others m1ght have done. I've cho.san to face the muslc and QfVe this Rttle baby •he 1\<b ~sio I feel It .,._,.,., Une l.y line, word fOf word. foMse sense of of securitiu: hke ltl.eJr for me 10 say. Mv luoctlon Is to prollido tho facts so the reodor con decide tbo LP's ~reot merits fO< himself. as well as PfO\tide an 'eScape vat·ve leat the atbum contemporaries XTC. X·Rav Sp. ., Generation X ond MX 80 Sound. On the comrary, tho milos of treeway and tons- should suck. As I told David Comstock. that rainy -autumn nlght not v1ry long ago. "I like To begin with. X is from LA.. which is not to imply they've been lulled ioto a of -s mog constantly bearing down on \tle olbum. I reaUv do. t'vo hoard it them hu modo the ratJ;d glint In thel< eve all the mofl ferocious. X does not plooy ci&SCo. They have not succumbed 10 eno·s ambient drone octo the pornuess so4os of jau-fock fusion. many ti(nes ... " You don't tuiYe to belive me. Whett the bastards tmve In thett jK~ed·up Chevios. you CliO be SU<e X will be theft wrth them. -Russ~ They do not retrace tlte steps of tho .-..ic avam~gardists. They do not pursue the tost d1eams of the Mersey sound. They pay no tip service to the great bluesmon. T""y do not ltmtiV"'P6 '"" mammoth . .plorations of John Coltrane. They do not dtyly parody soul mus,c~ They do no·' dlve under t"• Utopia, DefBce So tho Beetles, oopal I mean Utopi-a released tneir fourth album. l~nally bond, tho l!dtles. detlcllng to put their fun on vinyl, lncorpuratir1g the same musical strateg1es that the Bcatles- used, not fallen into :ttep with the " powcu posf' mo\lem&nL They do not pompouSly dlll'l out tired ctasaieel ~ ock cltohes. No trobutu to the slick "LA. Sound"'hefe. No, X plays music. music UtoP'a &ucceeded 1n captur~. at times tl'le exact sound ol tho lab four. ... Just what son of ··llr•cagtes·· dKI use1 8a11cally me Beetles' fomlUias for voeet harmonies {it not tha actual tnev ol a different kind. Muslo; that con only be described u Sped·up. upsido·down rockobilly airplane. herm6n1es The nne-up- guitar, bass,drums and vocals - •s .simple and degenorace. The $0"9S - "Your Phone's Off the Hook lkn You're Not". "Johnny H'n·llnd·RIM' Po.a-" end especially "World's • Mess,lt"s in My Kiss" - ore untfOtmly excellent. u 11 production and O<Casional playing by former Doors keyboarclist Ray Manzarek . Their names (Billy Zoom, O.J . Boneb,..ke, John Doe, Exenel ore a rolreshing cnonge trO<n ouch droll monikers as Rey Conniti.Fronk Stnaue. Wl"\1.twop Rockefeller. All tunes wet• penoed by bo$SJSI Doe and tho vulnerable Exene: tl'le lyrics cry out lot in·depth English class analysis. And tholr vocals soar above the whole thing in a manner not unlit(e etu:slc Jeffer50n Ahplane. But sometn~·s wrong. Rock'n'roll as basic<Jlly a bvo phenomeoon,intenclod to be ••P"fteneed In tile sweaty urgency of a local I'Wght club, the raw immed••cv of the concan hall. or the life·ond·dooth struggle of • football st adium. rather th~o tho comfon ot someooe's living room. How can such eo event be desc"bed1 Each word I write only serves to distance U$ still lurthet from ""' vital ctfspness LECTURE: Edgar Tafel (Architect and former Apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright) 146 Olefnedorf Hall. MSC FREE - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SchoertwerrrH 1M. Mvsic~ !Bearsville) Appntdativa of the newest Flif'l Wave ol Music. the boys- want into the studio co pley aroond mimicktng thetr favorite steamrollet ot countrv rock. They have Sunday, Nov.ember 1.6 at 8:00pm "' and throbbing pulse of lhis incessant an fotm. Whether something is good is not the hell out of this album and nothing less. the~ves), lnstwmental arr-angomonas, song 11ructures. even using the same Jnsttumentetlon. This combination of me1hods on Oef11ce The M~ o•nerate ao ace-utate Be.atles sound. At twne$ Stnger and bess gUitanSl. Kas•m Sutton, ·does closely •asemble vocally P1u1 McCarcnev. In "life Goes On." rho string arrangeme.n11 are the 11rne as th0$6- Jn "E-leanor Rigby.•.. E-Yery song nas .. similarittes'' to at toast one Beattes song. Some so ShOCkong ~>~ec iso , tnev·ro outright You must not get bene out of shape When you hear the ' 'ptecfao sim~arltle.s •• ( Utopia tipped off the Be atlas. So wh•t . It's au part of Fun Wave and not Intended to be taken seriously. The whole album was put together w•th, ,nd due to. a sense of hUmot. Utcn>tl outward•y adm•ts n. U1ing tne .....,. stvle album racket as M~et TM 81'Jatles they hint It the basic targer ot ChlfBCII the Musk. At loost the lyrics are Mlginal. but oh1o '"that c ute ve1n thot Utopfe c-al'l' t get away from. In ..Always Late," Kasim SY!ton II woA IOfevet be tn love with 1M chirps the humoroua words: .. AIWIVI late. Afwaysla~eJYes. i1' s· always tl'\e same ./Proctastlnetton Is my mlddle name./But the res. of tM wOOd '' atlead ol tl'le game lAnd that's why I' m olwov- late. The llghlness of t"" 10ng is t:haracte.ristlc of the other twcfve runes Thu whole albLHJl ts overly commmci1l end I admit playing h more than 1 v-.pected to. Songs tfke ••t JuJt Wanw To T You" are lo~tv catchy, oucn t •ppreaare ..,;su who don"t atw•v• like thew wOf'k .sertousty. but I'm not QUite suro I apptec.llte a revl\tat of tho Beatles. From en historrcal point of _...\ I b<!liovo Uun the 03it shol.llct be apptecJated. but only to help shape the p,-ese_nt and the hnVfe. not constitute Jt . Thefe"s too much dorng loday to dwel on davs 90'W by Delac.e lhe MuSH; Is ft.Jn but lt 1nvol11u no groW1h or developmenl. tt's nothang that will e)l(pand vour horizons-. -Judy M BfltRg/io Cars, Panot~mll, lBek:tra) Pointi1ism4 Tho an of painting '""~' s trokes or doiS of color to a surface 10 dun from a dlstance they blend rogothef. The Car.s compoHt'/tOC.I point Rtc Oc::•sel( is a mastet. ~ Js •uratly po.ntilistic-rf you examine it too ck)Hfy co be merely a random SC:6ttering of sounds. But from a d•flll\(:t h becomes C!omprohensibfe - acrual •mages are formed from the fus,on of musical suot<es. it &PQe¥$ The ma,orftv of tunas from 1he b.-.d"s 1978 self.tnled debut and 1979'• C-rO rolled on more conventional song strUCtures- tl'le s.nglO$ "Just Whet I Needvd.'' " My Boot Friend'• Gilt" and ''let's Go.. fOf example. But •·r'm in fouc:h W1th Vouf Wotld " from the dobut. ood " Stooo Be Ooo" and "Nightspots" from ~nctr-0 wete honts of the mw'timelkt struetUtea to come on ~. The rndnndual elements on Panor~Hr~o ~te i~ated in Roy Thomas Baker's characterlstic sp;e and 5Pit productiun. tt oUows- a trifling echoed triangle to dominate the titte cut's cltmax amtdst tt'wl dense milt ol GreQ Howkes' layered booutllul. soh ove<ton.s In his vooco.l ~-u.;.l'O- p----------------------------------, SA COMMUTER AFFAIRS presents MAJOR INDOOR ~OCCER LEAGUE BUFFALO STALUONS vs. fJ DENVER AVALANCHE - ~ Fridoy, NOO>nd»er J 4 tll o t ~ Th•M..,.orlol A ud. - llcba. '"cite r..U Re~g. PricQ $7 · U W/ Commut'" I .D. S tick'" $5 ALL othflr studmts e • . • �i <Q;prodigal sun -~ .. . ... ,,_ keybowds ""d Elliot Easton' s dlstO<ted g.,;tat. On 1M lingle "Touch and Go;' dtumrnet o.ws RobiNon and bassist Benjamin Orr loy down 1 5/4 tempo egainot Hawl<" ' ~lightly out-of·syncl1 oynt!'eslzor. It oppews much too varktgetod - the iso1ated ~etements clashing boldly - but it resolves into the tuneful chorus. Harrnontc lntergration. To demonatrate the Cari• sense of forw•rd motion h is neat1y impossible to draw par allols between the songs on Panoram. end any of their earlier efforta - the Cart borrow, bot never hom tt\emselvea. Hawkes' eacophonous svnlhea.izer bftlk against the march cadence g.uftatt in .. Getting Through.. is pure Oevo maciMu. On the haunting we., Those Ev.-." ' the sparse ··y..., textures. Robinton's e&ectronic white noiH aplashu, and Orr' a ooporifoc voats ate ..•son• torned at the Bowie... fno College ol Mullc:ll Knowledge- the kind or love song thot can only resolve in red sides and the e xtermination or the llj)lciea. Ia It that John "Creedence Clearwator Revfvel" Fogerty's "'Suzie a•· guitar solo stuck in the middle or "Misfit Kid ." tl\elP'a moot four· square rocker? The predomlnence of dance rhythms th, oughout P•nor/JI'M lsn't an upopular maneuver either. Whlplt good . Much of the c.tltlelam aurtoundlng the Cera' evolutlon towards m fnlmefism coneerna the erms·ltngth distancing of the listen«. lntetpreted es e cold, tectvlo· rock and eny ltiiiCt. Peth<lpo the ''.-teneeH trt~l on aomeone's romantic notion tnot pop mullc: has to b8 aomething you can ··snuggle up'' to. But Ric OciHk novO< promlse'd to b8 tl)e new Jwnes Toylo<. Tha modernist Cera shoUld b8 eppleuded !Of not looking beet. Pw>tx-. is e atnd dot on the lutwe canvas. - Da•ld A . Ccmstock Eddl• Mo n•y. PitJylng For . Keeps, IColumbie) On hit third Columbl<l LP, Elldie Money displays ITIOfl of hto uldemwk melodic, • percuuive compooitlono. Alter lour and a half months of diligent studio wort; his longest si&Sion. Money he.s released e -nasterpiece. On che toad, M ooey per·forrns with a band more ouiteble lor lrve shows. But on Playing For Keeps, he employs a l>ost of talem . Ex·Buffelonlen Gwy IVIellabe<- fOfrnerly with t he group Raven, in eddHion to backing bolh Steve M iller and Tom Rush- playa percussion on almost every 1une. E.-:ceptlons are ..The Wlsh" a"d ' 'Get A Move On: · where percussion Is handled by lonner Rod Slewart drumm«, Cer,.no Appice. Dave lewark from the Sammy Heger band pro- . guitw aoloo on " Million Dollar Gill-- " S.tln A·:· Bohiats Greg Douglas and Lonnie Turner. olso fanner Steve Miler Bond mwnbefo, perfONn on " Trinided," e baRed about a land where Money yeamo for love. Valerie Carter displays hat 181ent in a vocal duet on " lot'a 8o Lover1 Again," a song Money origina~y wrote fOf Gladys Knight and the PiPJ. Mone y utllizod a live set--up to give a live feeling. He recorded it in a large room with the drums elevated on a marble platform. Moreover, tt'le record conteif.I.S few overdubs. _ 0 A couple or tunes 11and out: " Get A Move On.·· Irom the sound track or the r"NWfe Amwkerhon, combines raw ttnergy with an fnfec:dous drum beat. domineting 75 pe<cent of the t~.WMS. he is assured o{ continued ouc:ceu In the music inclustry. Tharo wiN b8 no more playing hatmonlca lor John lee Hooker or pushir\g e pencil for the Now York City Poll~ Oeparrmen.t. Money Is committed, Ho'o ploying for keeps. - J eff Gaudioso It's hard'to believe that this is tho bond wl>osa leed singer Wendy Wu wn known (in refettr~ce to hor trademark l>osol es " Fishnet" In Englis}1 clubs or that the Clas/1 Wtl one or the fwst bands that The Photos· ~· •• Their mullc: 11 declc*fty not hard-<:ore mod. R.thet, it is a gtlll comtonation of many dilfwent contemporary styling$. The album's two slcleo c:oukl haw boen two dlffer...,t olbumo, detailing the band's progression from t he pro11611t to tha future. No cletlf fink&, not much consistency but a decent potpourri of tunes.. Speaking from o women's perspective- as the promo sheets declare- t fde one talks about chic clothes and unusual temele personalltles with ne1.1rotlc tel'\denclea. " I'm So ' Attractive.'' Is a decidedly medlocre.tune musically os well as lyrlcelly. It Is somewhat saved, however, by some visuet alfactetlont on the eccompanying ::~~".:!~..:~~~·~$ commentary on f eminioe stereotyl)es4 Baby' s, The The Outlaw s. UnfO<tunotely. Money's stUdio work la not 11 Impressive as his OutSta nding porformar\Ces. But with hi.$ uncannny 1ongwr1tlng ability II•• women in the colored paychadttfrc world or Englond'a da:nce tMn. What roius these t houghts above rnedioc.titY Ia thll< - o ling pact<oge. Influenced by the rhlrd wo(ld riWthms ot their countrYmen- tho Police, the Undertones end the Specials - the Photos do it their own way, adapting tho beat to their &Ound. The Pho t o • - The Phoros-IEplcl " Satin Angel," conlkfered to b8 the album' a theme song. bears too strong a resambfanc• to • pr~ hit, " Two Tickets To Pt~adlse: · The album Is cletlly ._rot to the previous Ufe For The To/ring, but just barely SU~Pa..., Money's setf·title<l debut. Ron N8VIaon i1 in experienced producer, heving worked with Tha Bad Company, Dave Mason and ' - thla pO<trey-t ie only meant fOf great on papor u well as being a sol:ial comment on the hypecklp frivolity or a woman wl'. o loVH henollf In • tl\lfy narcissistic way. But egain the musie gives no indicat ion of this Introspection. " She' a Artlattc:• "Irene," ..Maxine " a:nd "Evelyn It'' are ellaoa.ked with ~ist who's mad, the mod who knows nothing but her hlp clothes and heJ- neurotic lies, the anerchist and the confused soul. I suppose you could say all these woman are co,n rused souls. I .. Side Two further squelches rhe promise. Wendy Wu may be the lead singer of e very t ight three-man bond {lwo less then ~ondiot but that doe:s not make her Oebofah Harry . Her polished voice and distinctive detiverv Is overshadowed by the oblliouo commer~ tone. lf k )'las cleaner th_ . • material WO<IId b8 perfect !Of the FM dial. But there .,. no big hill. The recording Is tight end Roger A. llecllerlon's production- who also produces tho \Jndlnones and lAne lovich - Is reputable. But egain tho tunes aren't long enough or catchy enO<Igh to penetr-ate the airweve-1 or even pOople's converS8tions, with tho po58lble e.xception of ''loss of C.ontect" and " AU I Wont .'' Th9 string arrangements In "Loss of Contact" and " New You Tell Me That We're Through"tr\lty c.errv thou songa abo~e tho Ofdinary. " AU I Want'' 1$ very denceable and catchy - a song that demands to be hewd. Wu co•er• Bochatecii/Oavrd's "I Just Don' t Know Whet t o Oo With Myoaif" iii a refreshing momel. Tha plolntive balled merkl a dlstlr!Cti•e departure hom this aide's mood without being too disuecting. The Photos need to decide who they are and what they' d ~ke to project. There is nothing wrong w ith schizOPhranie- aoundlng ltke Patti Smith on one song end Oeboroh Harry on the next. But for now, the Photos' recent exposure hu boon dol/eloped o little t oo lightly. - A. J. Zaparyniuk ~Jnternalional Affairs pr~sents: "The Battle of Algiers" Olrecled by; Gitlo PontiCOM> with JNn MOf\ltl, Yacel Saddl 'l'rench and Arable dialog wn~ English 0Ul>litl01 GUio Pqntecom> g1 documentory look to his reconot rucllon ro the Algwlen'rebolllonl ogalnrt the French belWMn tt54 and 1 ~7. Amidst 'llboroto 1tagtng ol rlo~l{ oll o c~a on the reboil Tn thl Cetbeh, bombfnga In tho European -or-0! -t~e city, Ponteoor-;o locuoH on tho ldeoioQIA:at cl10n bat-n All, the FLN leeclor, and ColoneJ M1thleu. tN meU~&cat Frenchman wl>o ettemps to Qu.lt tfr:O rob81actMty. ,Place; ,Waldman Theater, Norton "Hall. Time: 6:30p.m., 9 p.m. Date: Friday, Nov. 14 and Sat~_Jrday, Nov. 15. TJckets availfble .a1 the Tlcf(et Office Admi ssion: $1 .00 students, $-1.50 non·studen ts. �i H;~;~S to be home for Christmas? ~J'\~t,~~I by WIUilm 0. IIHman deals:· Still. lhc ..,., or an lraniu Prime MiniJcer IO lhc United Nations is one mort •nd~aJion ,u;rytna Wbotl apcru have sensed for ocvcral wreks-t~a. imponanl Sh•fu .,. ca~ma place t.ril.hin lht lranlan inttrn»l po"er struautc, and lhcw Jhins represmr imPOnanr At'PJ row1rd...tn ntruual.rdease or All of chi• means &hal &he rtlas< of cbe hoscoges is tolna co be an eltrtmdj diff~uh incemal polil.al opnatlon. Head• w.ll roll in lrao when rlwhosrages ~r~ no lon&n i fan or lA 1h~ polilkll <alculUJ. lnnlan leaden oow no loog<r doobllhat lh< pracnc<OI&he host-.u in Iran u I JM)Jilic':.al liabildy. Western 1radtanrtions In dtt ...~ or Ill< boslage tatln.g , .... had I d~auns cffe<t on the lraniao «onO<ny, and have rt'\ubed in • scrlouo depletion of their intcrnillional ilol11ion "'"""no naciorocamc fonh to condemn traq"sinc:wsion in1o Iranian tnti1orya1chr becinni•s or the present <onlli<1 . But lhc C\lrfClll sllifli in lranion J'C»iiiOn actually began •r«kt a.ao. before eM conOia "-'ith Iraq. In issuina to PorUaml'11l • .a of guiddin<> nc<en¥Y fa< R'kasc or the hoYagcs, IM Ayacollah sisnira.nlly omined.. spu1ric-ca11 for an Am.eril:an apology-rdlc:ctin1 a r~ahnrion the hosi.QCI. lhiJ lhiS point hOld become Sptriolro Tit• ~"''" ' (PNS) R...,1 wild rumon and hcadhnn aboul a ''dal in IM VfOrks" to Qcnance US hOSIIIItl fO< US mclillt)' aid 10 Iran unckracore how .tensiliVC' tht hOSliJt iuuc r-M~alN a ncr iiS one tnt annivtnlt)' 00 tle<lion day. BUtch< rumon P'""cd JIOUndleso. aN! chis fiCO should also undcnco"' somethina-as (Dnll<f Iran.., UN r<ptCSCQCoti'< Monsour Farhan& has saki. " the' Ayatollah donn"l matt iUI insurmountable rttish Pmidl'111 Carter lnd many Americans. AnalysiS Ahhou&J'I various traniilll politicians tried to place ln order co understand chew jh•fl• AmcricanJ mu!t re-rnfnd ahecnS<Ives of several baJic poinl!• about the hOili1.1C C"n~is at~d its role in lr:a.nion inlcrnal polic1n. Ant, the hostages h:ave been u$Cd 10 &Oiidhy the Iranian population by k~pina the 1ymbnlh: \I)O:tre or an outside 01 COetnY of the rtvolutlon" uliv..:, Secondly. lhc ktepins of &he hoscaat> hilS bern u;ed by a number of polirical rillUtC'S wnhm lrun to bo l ~crr and :1dvunce lhtir own powtr, Finally. the idC'ntiOcatmn n( the hOSIII8b 1U "sptea.. h~ btetJ ostd by both tdciSJ .. nd riahun hunuu• polhicalleadc:n prevent moderate polhidans rrom forgin& an)1 10 rapprochement with the Unl1ed StAtes. G.;::--::: -'"Cil'D1 <f>t' '} .J j_ /"' \ ~ ' 'sicrtature" on the condition! by inrcrprclina or rdormulaUng Khomeioi'..s s.tatemeur, indications -art th31 tht nnaJ U.st or demands likt:ly will conform fairly ~lowly co Khomcini'5 original state-mcnt. This can only be interpreted 35 an impro~·cd dlmare. .\ . 'I! ~ 7.-'7. by Jllli.a Prescon 'Q 7lw- Sptcfrum FORT McCOY. WISCONSIN (PNS)-Bchind 11•-o rows of 12 fool fcnces, mnfonxd wuh coils or ruor·like win:. the tkhtaVOt1cd up and down . lnskk tl\tbati"Xks some s>mbl<tl al <&Ids. SIIOWU1l off Pl1cs or Lueky Sllikos pacts they had won. thouJ,h none smoked. They huued &heir auards and lh<n curncd around and spilled every garbage can in the compound whrn &old • promised howlin1 &rip had been can«~lled. They arc 14(1 Cubon ref~« t«nqcn, a.aes as 10 17. who came •o &he Uniled S.aces by ch<mselves. with no relati\les, from the CUban pon of Mariti In May and Jun<. They wer< bro.nded mlsncs in Cuba. And no on~ knows what to br11nd them. or what to do with chcn1. here. Most of the Cuban youch here came out of CUban rdonnitorie,s where chey were held for offenses socb as cruancy and va8fattcy. Many feU inco a gap in Cuban 10ein:y wha-C' compulsory school ends •• 11< IS but work doon'l bccin until 17. Th<y became Slttel kld1. At least eight are homosuuaJ . -about C'ommunism or capitalism, thouab ~MY ar• ~ vuln~le ro po!Jikal prostl),lz.irla, lky jldllhou-"1 lbc llip from Mariti *Oold &et lht:rn Out or jaiL So far, it hun' I . l.uro Rodrici<z, 17. uid lK was ~ IWO yean In I Ha~ laolity ailed Ccmbi.W d<l Estc. "They arne lo rn< with a papa sa:)'in& I mutd IG'Vt c.ura time in Cuba or so co Marid. What ~ind or d!oice is 111117" They don ·a cart much I'Aof(J woriol Nowlbc tid.<, mouly boys, aboUt a !bird of them black, are play!na furiously In the IIlah security componnd. tryilta to iplorc a messaae llKY have been hear\nJ OD all •ides. 1llctc is 110 place for tbern left in the world. In all, Fon McCoy hu housed 14,360 Cuban refuaen chis summer, includinJ aduJu and ininors. More chan 9100 were ractUod, usually · wilb sponliOrina relatives. Th•. rrmalotna 3,234 •dUllS were cransfmcd 10 Pori Cbafec. Ark . Tlloae mloort tefc I "t 'I' ~ ' ~ I~ ~ I ·, I j f / - - ~........c The clunatc ilnow tlj:hl for lht: rclc~ or the ho~a.ga from lr;n's poant or vaew . Iraq c) a gtt:ah:r and mon: •mmecL.acc ours.dc rnemy lbr Iran ~nd hl.i aJrtadttJ.kt'l'a tf)t' pl31'-.'f' of d1c Uniled Stain u a sumuh.11 for rt"VOiusiontuy fervor ~ Al a protlticlll gah·aniL.Ing forct. the Cl.)nfu>ntatio" .,.,,~h Iraq '" whbout parallel lind h:U 1n~p1r~d l r.1n1Un~ I() :IC.1) ()( br::t'lt"r)' In roi.stilnct thilt dwarf tht> th.'\."'Otnpll>hn~enh of the orlitnal American State Ocpartmcn1 pcrsonntl have wuicly encourascd the thaw by issuing pOsili~e rcinforcttnC"f1l to the iranian initlaaives. Secretary of Statt Edmund Musklt"5 •trdrc"' lo che UN Gmeral r\s<Cmbly-parn.do>i<ally on che fC'YOi utiUII aa:iinM tht Shah. day of lh< 11an or the Iran-Iraq war-spcdlic.111y I)Oih aides ure p:ucuull)l MUn t n~ hl communtc;~tr ~ith ~·h acknowlcd&od the legicimacy or Iran's rcvnlucion and S&accd · othc:t - 1 PIO\:ns "''hkh take:!! a long ltmt t ..•c:n under ideaJ cleurly thal tbc.r' v-as no obstacle to givin& JraR'S g,ricvan«s a. rondil1ons. Thf' fort tha.t Iran c.:on1irw<'\ to mo...t on· cht u.sue r&lr heann,g in the United Stalt.S. Similar sloturncnts by cvc:n as h 11 cunductull ;~. dcblliunin! war should be: ~ig.oai Deputy Secretary Warre'D Chrinophtr and Assistanl enough co W.ubil'l.&too 10 bfoar with the suu11L~o n ;~ lluJc Secretary David Newsome havc.betn duty not~ in Teheran . lonatr. -- Castro's misfit Ctlbdn refugees; Wisconsin a long way from Havana Sp«./ 't.l I i--'1, ' (Of tbe~r ~\~ \, ' - • ha ...c 00 rtl•tha hoc and haven"c rf'Cdved state: J.poosors b«ause the: Gu11o ..-".Horc:l fot No Reason." The INS hotds that the: rcfu,lfCS amb•a-.tous •mmia~cion sucu.a haH' no constlttJtio:naJ ri&bu Unlit COIIfertcd on Cuban r<fust<S by the they .,. r<S<t&lcd. It claps 11Km m Cartn adminlvDtion h:u lnelllt hJih scamr, cdb Wltb no i""icial 1h11 ao one hu lcpJ CWilody o~r proccd""' o r any kmd. when chere them. is uoublc. Til& Cuban kids ...,. TWo Sial< Circuli COull Juda<a. · scareaa1cd in cllc compound. Jatnco Rkt: and Ness Aorcs, held formerly • hi&h «<Uril) .,.,., oa hcuina> last ~ io • cumulluous JulY IS . The ooilcd oonccnina w!ra batrads courtroom to pll« ll'lua •ere supposed to ha .. e been U) l~ lqaJ C:aa'C o( lhc RllC: Of ftmOVed but ntver "'ere. Wbcon.sin. "I'm Usttnina to ataltY. OYe:r 1hc: summer • ao\lanor'l"- k atcd kids." ' wud :an it8lc Judl<' task (ortt, public h.~J1h scrvl« Aorcs . ..A11d lhr lmml¥rtlion an4 rescanilus and. other ob$eners NaturaUzation Strvk:t- tells me C'hatlcd tha.L juveniln a1 McCoy ceehnically. lh<Y lie >lill 1n Cuba. had been subj<cccd 10 bcacfnp and h'a ludi,rous.'" multiple homo$u:ua l and Ndchcr the judgo nor the Stilt's heceros.exua.J rape and had made Public O.f<nder, OO'id Niblack, . frequcm suicide .ccem.pts. have b«n able to It'll list of al1tht Since JuJy. their treatment hils minoro in Ft. McCoy from lhr INS fmp..,.cd licdc. to judge from three or 1he Slace Ot.parlmcnt, which is in da.Yt last week. On September JU, h ch•r•e or chc juvenile's compound.. was dbdoscd that lWO Cubans, a Thlrly 0< inorc ar<oiS<Wh<re ln lh< boy 11nd a girt, both l7fhad been camp and some may have been in handcuffed, arms outs:tmdkd, io mixtruum seturlty df't_ c,olioo, even an ouuide chain link £en~ for five Isolation, in a jail clost'd tu hooH the night before . The two repartefl which the Cubans have .<aid that thev had son eo into a labeled '' Hotel Por - co•uu,u.aOII ~~o-o•n- I I I I I I COMPLIMENTARY *PASS* 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. CMC»>. TO SAT. OMlY> AI'Ur 7pm • S3.00 Covllt Ch~ I I I I �1:1 Art History Undergraduate Association 1 Invites You To A j Cubans..-:---··- ~ i foaht with two JCCUrity JUMds who ""'• in the cdl, but on Thursday . were rwacklna the possessions or durlna the custody barinp """ of - i z :! " • -~ threcpyminorucxu<edofstealina from the mas hall. Those th""' wero sprayed with chemieal rniiCe and held isolation ov<tni1ht, lhouab they were n....- Questioned about the lnddmt. On Oaob<r I, lhirtem C.. ben minon pecked in om cdJ In "Hold Por Ousto" punched a bole thtouah tbt wall into a J.lbroom . PubUc defmdcr David Niblack, who saw the scm< minutes later, said, "The kids had been Stripped naked and mated, and werelyinJ in bare hoidina cells with water all over them.·· them, 17, croucbed down in a corner with Jona sobs. He said he had been in thecdl two months. He wu transferred to a mentll health ward where the supervlsin1 poyehlo!risa said lhal he ~ be tcpc ulld<r dl<mkll restninu. Tile Cubans who 1M: I• the compnWICI don't speak EnJiith. They havt had ftw SllUCIUTOd activities to calm them or prepare thern for life io the United Stalcs.A ftw art illiterate in Spanish, but on the whole they are wtll-edueated for their aaes, with some performina at US eolleae ltvd on tcsu. Over 600 times durin& the summer, Cubans, ioc:ludina kids Stat~ Dcpanmm1 ofrtclals bavt- and adults, have jumped the ron not diselosed how lona the kids fence and fled. In the vast majority Sobbloa or cases they returned voluntarily. They had llO place to .... Amidst the paodernonium in the compnund, Alcibiadcs Davila, 17, when asked what he most wanted, said, "All I need riaht now Is five qulet minutes to be IIane, and Cry to fOJUTc-out what's aolnlto holppen." . "They oCcd <Oft,.. said lawyer David l'llbla<k. "The Cuban 10•c:mmc:nt bas dealt wish these problem kids by usiDa lherll to play & politioaf joke 00 the US. And DOW ou.r federll IOvtmmtllt is &lvi"l 1bem worse treatment with no more moral justirtcation.'' On October 2, Rk< ordered the kids be removed from the camp within 21 days. They will be Slate· POTLUCK SUPPHR AND INFORMAL SEMINAR ON "Ciireers in Art & Art History" Saturday, Nov. 15th at 7:00pm 56 E[lglewood cul-ry ~Uwalla l'.aUcryl. Lecurert Include • BID Tom Damraver ICEPA GalleryI, &. SUNY A8 FliCUI\y Memben RE4!stER now 1" 0: shassaton WTth c.uest spolc.£R ltlNo alWI Bm-Zlon llleU.CjtJl u too mam stReet cha&AO house 3292 matn s~ • l'l£111 EnQiewoOo ~IOAy nov. 14 • 6 pm I> SAtullOAy nov. I, • 10 am· apon.sc:lf"ed into foster care or voup homes atOUnd the eountry. I.SIAELJ HEAl 0 F.-,e.&.tile [ JEWISH BIBLE Pl1011e 875-4Z65 II NN GG ROOn.Fs ·'i ,t~Pint ~· ~ ·I-a." o..w. I l ·a., CWeiM Wilt• FRff. with dM II'UfC:MM ot • dOuble WrrH l'HII COUPOH e..a-.. Doc. 31 , ••eo • VALID ANYTIME II I ~~--~~~~----~------------~~~~~----~ ~, .... V..,..,T~O..... ROOT1FS ,.., Ret. 31S StiW 1M! ., AIUff#jS/10(1 H•'f . ..rool of .... ,-,qulrf<f r ;; --~~oo-- �=s~n=o=====r=ts=·====i Winning season? Football Bulls will try for a happy endil)g llyToeyPdll Sl>cwuuA ......,. reccrd is 011 tile be. S<o<nl offcruive ra:onh are oo the line ud ore about to be <illl9" enllanced or din>innlled. The JuectSsful consumption of '"O free tqs of beet Is Ia question. What <art!Hiwteriaa <Vall ..W cledd<: tlle0111<0121< of these sW<a7 The UB Bub-Alfred Ual•miry football pme. thac's - 1 TOIDO<Tow tile Suoo'a will invade Rotary Field eal p.m. and attempt to JJ<t the Blllk' <fforu to seeure a ...U.Diaa record. The UB Pep Oub will have a free tqot beet for au students llttodlna the pme from II :JO a.m. to I p.m. in a tml ia the tailpe oru of the parkioc loc . Another free tea wW be ~ped by the Alumnl AJsoc:iatioo otter the pme iD the some arco. ProoPCCU for a Buffalo victory are about WJOriaf,& now. ~ tile Bullolla¥Ciol& lloeir ..... lift ...,..,., ....,. could pul 01& • final .,;, if !bey - dioaiaole tile dulaP>& ,.....,.,... ........ plaped tlmD llldy. Alfred, wbosc reeord is 1·1·1, bad a IJtal deal of trouble wish the Univenky of Rocheaa last •eetead aad bad to aettk foe: a 11·17 tie. Buffalo's last •-iaory a 9-1 ltDCI>esuf team. decision to <hat - "'*' w-....-.rr... Tbe SUoa orr..,.. Js dir«ted by J<Dior qoanerbad: Bob Schusta ..-a.o hu tbro'MI for 1.714 yards and 12 touchdowns. Split end Mau Sultivan has cauaht 48 of them for five TO'a. Jlllliar bllfba:l.o.n,l DoYis is Alfred's ladiaa . . - piau with 411 ywds iD 97 arrios one! the s..- ... ¥Cry • l)lacdiclter wish 0oQc JolaDJOII 23 of 16 PATS aad to or 16 aooJ$. UB aaad-out ra:rivu fr011t Price: aeeds ju.st ooc touchdown Ctidl II S) to tie tbe reeord Jet by Ed Ciicrwic:z in IM).30-SI. He'l abo !It lool:iQc to OUftCI his career record 120 pass raoepcloas tad 1100 yards. 6&ht more <tidies aad Price: wil surpass Gary Quatraai's season record 48 oitdlcs Jet in 1978. Quarterback Jim Rodfiauc:z wiU eatempt to add numbers 10 the six cant":r marb be bu ""'''en.ina c:aabisloed. Tbe ..... , _ Cinad lslud .. has Jet ia toe.! ott.- ..... 241 pas$ lli<JapCS, " ' :< complctioos.. 3.t66 PMiiaa yanU. a.G6 ; yore passed iDtbe 19'18- and 417 yord:s 3,110 yards, ~"'·~· ...__ fooon= w\11 - """"'& tbrir -lbcro- ... acdoa ro. scaon tile Bulls. d<fcasi•-. seaadouls Jlri: DuDbar (abo 1nm ~aia), Oav< Floret Oftd Jim Cr~. Prico, Quatranl. Rodripu and J<ff Martin and odJcn will be Jca•lnt th< orrc:u:w. Alfred's<Oadlls a fonwr roocto.nS~ar r.,. tb< 8ulls. Sam Sol>clcn. The has bcea clt<lartd •'Hiab Sthool Band Days. •• Three local hich scboOt boonds will su!>Piy the hall-time cnltttalllntml. Kenmore East, KcnniO<< West . and Non h Tonawlhcla will provide aU the vol..,.. and <Xatetnall neeckd tO cbara< the Bulls 10 tbdr rwst winniaa _,.,., sine< the roocto.n p r - rrin.sliaUled oa 1971. Last year the S..O.U bCti UB 16-3. Tbe two •cams ...;u be ..-ina ror Ill< l*h time with Buffalo holdina a 19· 15-3 """ lool ti< advantltl<. i f iI �wizard of Odds j ~ ! Ori5hiog through the .600 benier last week was made possible for tbe Wiurd when we pulled 10 wins off in tbe scllcdule. We're up to .60'---and dimbina1 No. We didn't predict the Danu lou to the Ol1111u. ~ ~ Bliffalo 2J, Cinclnnllli 7; look for the snoozin& "' Buffalo defense to be jolted out of Dreamland. Bills h ave the killer illtlinet but ltiU llc.k "Super Bowl mqic.' • _,- &tllimon 28,·Detroit/7: Despite a schedule that a Pop Warner. midaet team could s~ in, the lions are fall ina flat on their tails. The Onhs aren'ttearin& \lp the League either. New En1land 34, Los An1eles 21: Sticking with the AFC team . Hate to disappoint you Ram fans. but Ftrragamo isn•t invinc:table. For those who watch Jnsldr the NFL on Home Box Oflic~. se~ how long the ••· Dolphin linebacker continues to kiss Vince's butt. DUNGEONS & DRA~Qt:i§ OM Oulde, Playa Handbook, Monster Manuel & Dice. plus Judges Guild • M morttl WARGAMES • AH, SPI,GDW, YAQUJ NTO, etc. All At Pltlloddph/a J4, Wasliington 14; ~los paint their upser here. Have to ao with the Viltes on record of last number on Skins. Philly may have waltzed by New tWO weeks. Orleans but they haveo't forgotteo how inuch they hate San Diego 28, Kansas City 24; Chargers live and die by Wasbin~tton. Rcdsldns, by the way, ate awful. the pus-thi.s wetk San Dieao survives by a late Atlanta 27, Nitw DrlHns 17; ·Bi& Ben plays not needed touchdown. Now for the up-and-comins Chiefs- in today. Archie M'anruog keeps tbe suokeo Sainu alive two years they'll be at the top. with a decent passing gli!Jle, but Falcons ate able to Den>'" 24, New York Jets 20; As the late fall sun sas run, run, run ... Pituburgll Jl, Cleveland 27; Steelcn don't lose the big one at borne. Where have we beard that ooe before? Maybe Bradshaw shoUld take a good look at Sipe, the best quanerback in the League. . OIWn Bay 16, New York OiJJnts /3; Not a believer yet . Giant receivers will probably reven back to their usual habit or dropping passes ere. Lynn Dickey's right up there with Jim P lunkett for comeback of the year. Dallas JO, St. Lcuis J7; Dallas def<nse st.ill bas landry's post·game speech fresh in their cars. It was loud enough.Of course Mel Dray catches his one TO pass for t he Cards. Minnesota 20, Tampa Bay 14; Don't rule o ut a mild NovembeR .21s t fs t be 30 A NNIVERSARY Ol= Skulls emerge victorious THE SpECTf\UM A crowd or about JOO turned out at the Tonawanda lcctjmt Monday nl&)lt tO view ''The Balli< of the U.ndefeated."' With both the City Boys tnd the TKE•Skulls carrying HI records into th< Intramural "A" It» Hockey l..et.au< aame, J>llysical play, cl<meheckloa and several individual battles mark~ this HOBBIES MILITARIA INC. 1MO Kenmore Ave. 8utf elo • He1t Elmwood 87$.0750 lllf..f", ~ , ... ,,..,... • 10% oflwlth ltudentiD In No•. • Hl!tP US C ELEBRA TEl! t:be f:ollowfng_ will be aoaflabJe , Learn The World Of PROFESSIONAL RECORDING behind the Rocky Mountains, ex-Jet qUatterbaek Man Robinson slips away into oblivion-so does Jets' coach Walt Michaels. Houston 27, ChiCDgo 20; Here's another possible upset .._ _ says Eddie, but the realistic Pulling Ouatd says AFC-every Lime. Can't asaue with that loak. Mi11mi 2J, San Francisco 9: Seetns the 49"crs left their beans at home. Hot Frisco start is past history. O"F' it's time to wake up and recocnize OaWd Woodley as Dolphins QB. Rumor has it Strock and Griese are opening up a half-way house for immobil~ and washed· up QUftterbacks. Oakland JJ, Sea/lie 21; Oakland never lo= on Monday night. S.rutle never willS at home. Need more be discussed? PatROOS . ' SELftCT <SOUND 2 4 TRACK S TUDIO 873-2717 . S~a()e[)CS $1 Facalty lk S~Ol=l= $.2.50 Available at T.u ~• 355 SqaiRe H all 9aro - 5 pro Daily aiJ.iJn.._..,_. COolest. ~ The result? A hatd·fouahl 1·1 Skull victory. The Cfiy Boys drtw rttsa blood thou&h, as team captain Many Gordon tallieil in the first period. The T K Es then roared back with lbr« stral&!tt goals. W'tn&<f Paul Comeau "opened lbe Oood a.ates" on a shon •hot after a scramble in fronl or the City Boys net. Paul Simmer (DO relation to Charlie) rined a 'shot past City Boys' n<tmln<kr Bruce Miller for a Z-1 Skull advantaae. Sllonly thereaflcr, K......., Bnbon's slapshoc earned him his 14th aoaJ of the seasoo- and put TKE in ftoo>t, J.L. Yasu Ohasako narrowed the Skulls' marain to 3-lwith a sh01 rrom . the slot. but the City Boys" ....,. to score no more. as aoaJi< Adam Davis (with i llttlc Mlp from Larry M.ly) stoocwalled the City Boys. The third period saw Bnbon coUect his lSlh (on 1 pasa,from Dave Oarl\nkd) Simmtr tpo~.a""' fuxn Mit• Goldtick 'fdd Bin Siili!On) to score illio tM 6pal .,.. at pmc's end. A$ TKE Capltlin Phil Sdlwant was heard ~·• "Another One Biiesth< OuJI." City Boys' Many Oordat warned, ·•we'IIJd ~~~~­ (TKE) nut time." Now standina at J.l, tb_oCity Boys are tied ftx aeeond place in the "A" division with PharmKy. The Stulll..•lill brina their Wlblcmished record ln1o • Monday cvtain& match apinst Pharmacy \l)is week (9: U, Tonawanda leufme). "''* t:W- ' SUccessful careers pon't Just Happen, Original Texas Hots IHturlng " Our Original. 1918 Texas Sauce Recipe. Try Our Hot f!s":burger Sau'l· It's the Best ln. 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Teamwalk<doulofSIIeridAnl.ancs " Balb j"" had a really noc oo Saturday bit wiMen io The ooruistm1 day," Jaid Royal's ookh Buffalo Bowline Proprielor's Paul Tzinleris. Toumame.nt. Not only did IIIey Team caplaio Mary Anne finish flrsl in tbe , • .., ond all· Buboltz nnished a <loR lhird 10 •~niS «I<&Ories. bu1 1hey hod Irwin in lhe all-evmu with a 16J2 s<VUal individual WlnncrJ also. total. She also team<d with junior Sophomore Barb Irwin S1ormed 'Pam Detialo arab seeoqd pia~ in ou1 of the blocks to capture 1he the doubles' competition blas~in& women's tU-cven1s championship down 1,108 piu BUboiiZ abo 1,689 101al pins while •veraa<d 181 for the •ournammt. 187 •~'ill< Terry Crimm a fim 1eom i i ~ bow~n1 performance e-m_lhoulh she bo..u for 1M Royals "B" 1eam as s~k third placr in the >inJ1c:s with. 512. i :< ;: .. Terry ju.st shot .supu,•• f Tlinleris beamed. ''She's JOt peat POlenti.aJ.'" ~ The Royabdiopped 7,91 ~pin$1o win 111< all-evml5 lid< and 2,666 10 take the 1eam tvent. Penn State • I i finished Second in all-t'VCOU, but Eric Communi!)' Collqr cime io ...:oM in " l<anu eveou. AU tbree le:uns finished oonJistmiiY In lhe top lhr« in 1he National standinp. Ten womm's teams rrom ecros.s the counuy <O!Jij>ded. The UB Men's Oub Team did not fate Dcatl)' &$ •-dJ IS lht Womftl, ftnishins ''way down the line" a«o<din& to Coach Tlinieris. They did JCI some JJ>atklina indi\<idual perforrunccs lhou.&h. Junioi Bob Romeo matched lhe sinsieJ ti1lc wilh a 6J) pin lOCal and Mark Parisi look 1hird wi1h 596. Parisi also won 1hc all--tvct\u crown wilh 1. 727 pins felled and teamed with AI Miffei;to place lhird in doubles with I, I~- The star for tht Men's team wun't even • FOA THE MEN ••• : The Ua.lhn't ao.t1"8 TNm ........ ._..,..,... tM Qne'" in J.-.1 -· • bo~-lin& with the team before tM . . .. . , towMIIMftl ~ to Coadt Peu1 Td:. .l. " " "*• .,..... 101M line 1~•1 ~- 0.,. KroM. US's onlf ..lty. It thowft • . , . . . liiP on tM coumam~t. but because or a $1MpSM Ufte.t. shonqiofbowlcn, Tlinkri3 411fed 1he1eam)." on Parisi 10 bowl. Po"" bov.kn usw.Uy throw ahrir Penn Slate finished firsl OUl or • Crq Piebr«: also had a strona ball """'"'her• 11<01 the middle or d)t 18 mttt'steams compaiq, bu1 three-pme SCTies for UB with a 111< lane, bw a hook rolkT u..s 111< the Buffalo "C'' team finished a thnd pluc finish in sin;a:les. oua..wk. With the ._a conditioM, SUrP<isin& lllird. Piekaree knocked down 596 pins to IM bowl WtJI .Jldc QUI and 110( "I'm a lillie disappc;fnud In lh< pin 1h< spot. break. ' '• A •• team,• • the UB coach laM conditions "'"c more sW1ed ''TM ''A'' tram throv.s. the THE CHAMPION: Ul ~ Barb t.l'Win captu.-.ct lftt p&.ce latt ...tiM H\ tht explained. "I'm just happy I had 10 po~r bo"Ai t"r$ than to those who hook .'' was Tlinirrif eApllllation Bu'ffiiO loWt~ PtQPrit10f"l TOf.lma!Mnl. llwln., ' hown MNin JW'"ICM.ta ec.t!.M, calM tnou&h guys. Tht rournamcnts arc throw chc big hook. The outside$ for I heir poot lihowln&. u.e~ with • 117 tCw lht d1y, Tony P<ttl used to help get thins$ setlled (on were oily, bu1 lh< middle was dry. n•• Spikers maintain a playoff berth despite loss to Fredonia Champaanc and roses S<l !he sane, bul 111< UB when UB despctalely n«ded to come baclr-only 10 Women's VoUeyball Team mhsed lht:ir <!lance to &ive Iurn h overlo Fredonia b<CIU« of Jimple miSiake>. UB Ihe lal< a perfect mdin& by losina !heir 12st horneaamc failed 10 1<t a much needed rally in motion. even 10 Fredonia Sllte. Royals' coach PC!.« Weinreich lhO~~&h !hey had s<V«al oppon~lhr« opened Tuesday niahl's pme by P<es<ntins d~llJ &ames. While Fredonia's offtnse wa. not -...;.to S<riiors Mary E11<n Weber and Team Captain At...,; their oonJistml defense WliS enc>u&h 10 clinch !be Tsuji each with a red rose and • small' boulc: or vidory. chompasne. "Fredonia doesn'l ha>cth< ne~·orrmsc we do." >aid ThelosshadnocrreauponUB'siZ.hse<dedspotin Wcinrridt, "bu1their defense and scrvin& are who• friday's Slltc Finals 01 Slony Brook. Coosid<rin& thu makes litem hard to 11<01." Frtdonia is ranked second or the 16 teams goiogto the Wrinrtieh is optimi.uic thAt his stroos hinina: ofrense playoffs (lbcre arc 44 learns in New YO.t ,Slate), wt11 be in full ""in& 1hls weekmd. · The qU<Stion Is Weinreich felt this 1cam held ou1 well. ;'They didn'1 · whCih<r or no1 1he learn's defense and serving will be maul us over,'' he uid. •·we had too many · costly suHi,dcnc . "I'm prtdiain,(lthac we will walk away with errors and )UJI coulsht'l &CI off lhe. rally needed 10 S<l fiflh plac:e," he sold. 1 our)lard hlnlna otfmse In mollon." Wein.r<ich's vWons for nexl year arc hopeful . "We UB los! IS-8, 15·10 and 15·9 10 Fredonia. N<ilbcr should find ourselves In Fredonia's sbocs nex1 y~ar," 1cam wu able 10 score morelltallhr« poinu in arow. he said. While Ihi$ year's learn s1ar1ed the seuon All ~somes 'were a series of &00<1 offenJivc plays, youna, the &iris quiclcJy learned from cxp<rfene<. "AI but UB loSI b<CIU« of pocjr dtfmse. Fredonia Ihe be&iMillJ <if 111< season, .. Wdnr<ich added, " it manqed 10 nsaln1aln eoruislmt defense and "'fVina was questioiSiblc WhCibcr or not some of the '&iris lhroUJh the rnltch. _ would <Val maU !he l<am, but !hey SIUC.k wilb il and "They had a lot of breab." said Royal BoDDie P<Ovtd 10 be first line Slarters. Sykox. "We pr.yed well, but lltey look advanlllle of "Many or lhb year's lop teams, indodlna Frodoola, our crron," are Josina .....-al of their bat players. E - lhoUJh The set..spile team or Weber and Tsuji, with assists Tsuji and Weber are cradllltina. WciJuddl feds, "We from Lori ~. baek 1M sem: sevesal times have !he arenp 10 1ak< se<oo4 or lhird aa1 yar." rtteCARS Plus Special Gtiests This Mond•yl Nov. 17th • t 8 pm •t the Mem. Aud. Tldteta •9.50 a( $8.50 on S8le now et f•tlvel. 224 Delew••· • elf 1M u..,.. Feativel O<rtle!• In the Stetes • - o f Touring · - ROCKPILE1..c~ Cenede o(,.,..,. MOON MARTIN ... THE RAVENS TIW r.-.y. •t una. S.ms Th:kflt on 1<11e now ot Squh ,;11, ,_hlol on ~,.- tnd oil usuol·fH\lvol Ou1Jets. - __..___ -..........---·---- _.,._.F_r ,...,.._...,,._..., ___...."".., ..,_ '"£ 110 ua ....,_ ... - _ .,..,_ 11• - ~ -~~~ .. .. IIU)CII! ..... .... . . ... �& f 1Freshmen ..-:----J ICcua l<lld lht i:..c..6.r c-ia«.~ l -If .... doocnd"" l'mrr"s---. .._ 8daiil1ed 1M: il~ ....... MttiJo6 f« lois .._._ , . (,..._,h .-p~ac i ,.....,. .-o .._,.,."- 01o •·cxdJaioe-" forcfonD -~ .nsdiull4 . . . """ .... - Bulhio ril "" CUl , _ a JO noik oac or as. n.. Pt--allo .at a.. cmorr daua "'OIId 1M: . .abliJilallad nfO<<Cd. ~·sOd after lht ,_..,. • • hduorr Kcucr'unions •il l>f"'mt • f'<1I<Of of % lhthou.... ~. ~ '"T\aa's lilt , _ ri1ia1J!!oas c of ' " " - I bnt: . -·"!Cca.cr - e d ID lilt~ ~•< c-.itl«. fk Aid lie doaba !tal MiDI:< would llslca tO " ' -'$ . . . , _ siDcelk lheft . , _ . , . , . allolrl'SlllOO ~ " I a - ia-.oe, ..,_ woeld be fiiU y," ·-of r.u.. aplabd. - As ~ DeaD of the Facull)' oT Nanni Sda..:a lad Malhonwiao Dwayne Aodenoo S(Iol)<d iDIO the Jran<11e Monist room, SMale Olainnaa Nonnoo Soltoss 11>0\ed,!llc dllrussiDo w w uoubl<d Groen! Edacadon prOtiUI. The IWO ~QP-administrltors were fnvited 10 the DW'CtiDJ to p\tbUdy Jo•rw..._. smooth o•er the dilferences bet....., AlldcO'JOn and Olh<r J:~ru had llloqJ wordJ for the Courou-E:xpreos, "' he turned Wit •umdoo to w ,...,. furniture tll<fu, 1 sea on of the University ,..hi<:h voie<d~r <011e<ms 0\'tf his ""noundn&G;;;, he "'Q p.e only "lio>ited ioformation" on domain durina las! .....,k's folt Senate .-iDe. Allhal ...,;on......,.,_, hadoffeodod>O<n< ~tors ,.ilb lhe Jub;.a, he rdaud ~Is ,....,, effotts to ' " the - his .._ ...., .. altilodr to..-ord Ill< implerncntaaion or abc probltm worked Out kapUy. Kotter ••~ thai UDi<crsily I>W)-rrl draflod four sUIIs portion of the - · .midi be has ,... 10 set a dole difrerm1l<11ru on diociptioary actioo oo Moaday. T-ond· foe. · "The nwn , _ wr arr hctt," Roubera bepo, "is to a-half houB after r1001billins tbc four iruo one ~bit l<tl<r, K<1trr aid he diJposod of 1he drofiSOIIIY 10 ha"t di>pdlany rurno<s and I.!IY no<ioo< 1b01 ,.. ore aal.wnptfna 10 c.,,w, £xptm urr eeporur N'd: M_, ca11 oor or his scualk lhe skiDs ponioa of Gen<ral Edoeaaion." He IIDd ..,;...,.,. IDd Ilk about the ..,,.,.., Thtrr days lot<T. the And<rson both admlllod th11 mony \Uians...,.od quallons Pr<lfdtne ronlmued . MUOfl aplnail<d and arauioalhatlb< remain about 111< """""" and both "P'eood Optimism thai Andenon's Task for« oo the mau<r ,.,,, find an rqvhablt ltum WC'f'C: sent ouc. wandnJ to know thrir con1m1:s.. Y<1 Krtru mainlamcd 1h11 he ,.... ""' inrrru<d by 1he solution. invnliprion. but the rrporac_r's actions later that werk. Tht journaliot allqrdly called Oi•l>ion of lktdsee (0(18) Director Slon.y tasioa Howard Mlll<r In Albany. askin& Why U B shotlld be ai••n Solkoff insisted tbar the Mathematics D<partment will nOI some 1400,000 In equipment rcplocm\ef\t monies when ir be able 10 handl<. <he stms by i5lcl.< and th11 many other couJd not k«p lrack or some or hs own rurnlturt. profe-ssors in dirferctlt departments couJd ttach tho.\ie courSCII. to- wa ,;rrur .....,.a. -tac JK paosesas a """""" ~ i& ~mod~ 111)1011< loll 1\111 to <XIw.Be Ia basic a.prra.tey. tad> • """*' Toslt Rlr<e. ..,_, R""""' aad ~. bo'~ • ftport' ~ ~>r t~K - • r ' s cad. T~Kr botll hoped for a Fal 1911 ~Ilion dolt, b•n..tn.latod ~ l'lll .,... morr proboblt. ~ not. Fo<tt is -sod "ilh fmdirl& dWoas lot llbota1 20 ~ IIISOCiatod with the ........,, sltills prosraat. , f'U\ally, Soltorr discuu<d _....~om for the atu<h ba!IYboood >p<cial Facuh,y Senate mertlna. schod1dod lOr Tuesday and cle\"1«1 •xdu.<lvl.tJ 10 Qnrral Eduoetioo. Mitllael Mrtte<r rlil)lllncd lhll he is modl t)ina h,. modon to 0\'01'1Um the Fa111979 Seoolt'i dtclsian 10 lmpl<mmtGen.,-oll • --Education by ncx1 f all. Md.qrr's new proposalwal try 10 llroad dcl>atc on the mails or the ~\ltr<d p r - by call in• roc tbc adoption oftbc Prradoc1o r11odd by 1982. "ith theaoal ¢11 r~ for full implementation t i liOOII as possible. "ll!c aitn is Slilltbe ~pion.'' he o;plalncd •• saikorr reva1n1 to the Etl'CIIIivo Colllmkaee 11111 hr opcw Computcr Scinct's Stu Sh.Pro 10 dlallcnl< that llllllio11 ~~ Ul<ndmantbll would for« Sludk:niS 10 11k< two.~ Counts in one )(nolo.l<ds< providq ~ lll•<niay. ' FlOCU!Iy or Natural Sci<n<es lad M>~h SenatO< Park<r calkio addod that be Intends 10 mo.. IbM thr Ocneral Eduealion PJOif&m require bbor11ory work In !he courJCS that hll with in that Knowlrdae A rra. Sharp exc~anats-called "warm up" by Solkolf-follow&l b<t~>trn Social Seien= r.,.,_lali\'tl and Caikan. T)le •'oida • "'to· 11c<&illtcutg's - ltas tltt sptcfals! l ! ! MONDAY- FRIDAY 3 ,._.o ,_ 7Sc Ber Dritb SATURDAY.- SUNDAY 12 11111t -10"" •J P'ttcher of l.ahttts JOJ2 Sea~ ~enue - tt Kensington ..__--(SO.tfUB) 834--6880--..... Freend~ Inflation. ;·~-·--·dictaa: does n01 n<aSArity the q. . . Rmnle ':...od th01 "doUani beset dollars," and that top-quality racWty are dra''ll to Iatif' rnearch et:ntas. AI rnore faeuhymembenarrclrawn inloa prn;.a. mor<.monry is drawn in also. ·. Ovuall, Ioden! rundins 'w inereasrd five prrcm1, but proposals for lhb money ha"" inercasrd 6-7 prrt<nl over a year aao. Rennie warns that ir the fas'ulty doesn't act quickly, they will lose their araniJ. "Comprtilion is &tt<ina 5liffrr and stiffer." he .aid. "bUI I think that the faculty will respond with more . erron . They have worked hard in &he put... ~ IQ the 1~80 school yur, UB r<r<:ivtd S.!2 million the budB<I iocreasrs ov<r !he PHI four years. ~ =ommet>ded ina:casrs 1ft rrsntch !UndJ, bllt "ill\ a diana• or orrl('t it rtmaim 10 be ...... ~>ill boppen, .. F'<Ui>atrkk <llplained. Orspi« narion·wi<lc fundina pooblans. SUNY ll Stony Brook hu ~ showlna slans or movlna 1oward beins a truly Iars< r.-..an:h unlvcrslly. aecordina to Rennie. · There is co<Utrurllon underwl)l 11 ~ony Brook qn a hospital and a lara< Hcallh Selcnces Otporemmt on <Wl)pus, fundod wiJh Sill< araniS. Rcnnlt rrimtionod lhll there are hint& In SUNY ChanCtllor Clifton R. Wharton's fi\le-year pion Halona the llne•·or a tMCsrch park in £0nnettion with Scooy Brook." He also t101od, " II Is dlffk:ull to find In 1he Stale c6nuruetlon (ormula, a ny allowance ror major rosearch from the Unlvrrsily of Buffolo ,Foundation (U,BF). UBF raises mone)(.("aifu") from over 5000 ch iW~s, alumni and corporallons. U8 F Prcsidmt John Caner const.rucdon in BufrakJ\•• · "''"" !hal comprrilion for ganl monirs Is no-~ ID !lr'•l• . rhe Slate may WOJIItO develop ''BurT Slate CoJk:s< soes to the wnt proplc I &0 10. If a Atco<dioJ m-.;or._researdl u.Uwnity-pouibly one-bur. may lhey art SIOO,OOO. thai i• SIOO,OOO I ean't &<~." b< to deYdop their raourca 11 • pubtk maintained. ----••The-re are more institudons JCilina inh; "h may be 1br view or prop1e In 1he Ocw<mor's comprtilion for rescazch lfODIS," sald 'FiiZJ>IIridt. orrft, and maybe !he 0o<tfi!Or himldf.lhaa this is no< "There is a siplifl(anl dlanao- in lh~ popula~lon it tb< role of e P\lblic: univmlty," .Wntalnod Rrnnk. S<:n'<S as the money lightens up." However, aa:ordina 10 Rennie. It doef.-m ebal if 1br Sill< is movi111 10wardJ on• ~~ racareh rmttr Noihf!alo k would- be II Stony Brook. because or .........: Ofrlcials arc unsur< of tbt.fUiure of fodcral aid for corisl.J"Udion Lhert. orta UB ... t dbn't 1hink W"C'rt ncar• ,...,arch' with Reapn takin& offoce. Presldml Caritt 1ha1 (a major researcH r<nt<r) ot Buffalo.'' he ~vor<d 5leppod up resnrcb spmdina and was behind ..plai~: o l CAC Peesent ::U:l:!. _T.he ., Spectrum '·COea!l 'r1tttends, CWe've go~~e ~· ·o· ~ o6 ~~~ges ~ t1te 011e t~ tilot lias ~ efld~ ~ ou.t Cl.Ue~~ aQQtk wedw.d CtOW-7 ds-:--"-~oliCL tk spec~. a.-e ~. we'•~ to ~ tk_b~ oAAOIJ o6 ~ 0011 ~· ~ -~ aPt ~ed ~· - tJhe 'PootQess 'B~os. ~ ,gwioq. CCJls b_qes{ MIM!IIg Joa3 l}oiR Ill (I.e Clt!j es.te.ty ~OIJ post ~w ~· W f!J.Iett.' ~e Friday, 17'0 MFAC Elllcot, 7:00 & 1:15pm Saturdey, 146 DlefendorliiSC, 7 a ~1 5 Sunctey, 5qu11e Theatwlr.\C, 4. 6;30, a a~ 1 , \ I ' ., I 0 0 I , 'I,' • ~ f\ () •'• ' •, r (j _ >I I ~',; 0 BY~rY ltond&Y. WedneSda,y ~ ~ JO...es cw-~ ~~:» ~ ~. ~ £Jbdg Elle.tg 1T~cad~o~ bbdct~ Olld .al tJ.e <Bt5 o6 ~ ~ 'rJIII.Ili.CldlJI.I•• and Frt~ ·-~-··--· .,. ........_ __ .. _, ~ ....... ~ .""" _U. ...... ~~~.~ �I classified Cl.ASS.t~tt.DS "''Y .Spt<.V\H'I\" a U t(.• . MSC. o ur~ =2-~~=~~~~"~c:. at ""Tn• bee SICKed US $Qui*• Halt, f'loun ..-. 9 a.m. to s -..ond.-y t.nru ,.,.. ,., HEY SEX'Yt Y04Fr. bewftf;H, l'n'f f1'$tNI.. UIIWPJ. L.o¥t-. Aotl-.. p~ htio cwomote Spr'ino Break trl~ to ft, lAIIOtf'dall' Fla.~"" cam"'iMfom •net or ' "" v,c:tltCI!'\. Seno rewme wlftl rtf~tfa! ~lUOfnt- S\lnfrlpl II'IC.. 'IM6 N, Mitt\ $f, SUite 10, COh.lt"'bus otl1o OI!AOt..'NE$ lite WMMtd.f)'s- at 4 ) l0 p.m. fOt '"~d•lt ealllons.,. 4101. n M£ SAL~ HELP nHCitd PART •Utrnoon •nd etflfftQS.. APPlY •t Kldt Otpot lU• Sherldbn "Ill Mlllitrs.port. wom. Al.L AOS M'V$.T ... p a'w:l in ..o.t.a'k:L Either Dliec:e .... lid Jft c>enon. 01" MAd a .,..,,. cooy o t e-.. M wltb a ~" or f!"'tteV Of'cMt f fW fuH ~t. NO .o• t TEMSWANTEO WI\NTEO I ton.) exc.f'llenl 8rvc,e • • , ... ~.,., ..... ott..... THE. 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Grtd~o~tte stuOtf\ ~ pct'fHT~ No ptt$__ QOOI311l6W612'047t North Mlln llquo 3223 Main St. ........... 834-7727 ........., FOUR IEDitOOM l'lovs4 lor ,....nl WOMSC. $tucli0 in ~•- Grldw.. sruotnft ,..-tterrecs S5DCI~ C.ll D-ltQ. 0.. ........... ......... U H fTEO AIALIN""ES TJCKET. Round lr-5p. ~ ~Y ~• ln UnilecfS1•ta. Mvat be uMd befor• OK. tSftt.. ~ .,~ t :OOpn\. I HAVE! GOOD S'PRtHGStEEN t k'kffL I ~ a riOt to Wetltnt-sl~l" tounly for Th.m(tQ1VInt, L1)1 m•k• a dei!IL Paul 6.»-411).t. FORD \.TO, Lltlt new, no rust, f'fW llrn, n .Cf-ll•nf c;ilf1dlflon, M ll•age 4 ,000.. 1 1,100 or .,.,, oHtr, StanltV 01' MUte . .4)H SMITH COA:OHA hill • •VDOerd eC«:Irlc. fY oewrlt•r ""'"" c"•~able t·yp.ino tt«n~l~ ~., ftiW ACrific<l:, . ... asu.. OLOOS. llU881Ul DUCtc,S, t"d Wn~n boob. NAt'l\e br•Ms. 6owftt orf<ft l'n .,_., sue·, Piece, Si?t' Fl••· 1500 Weld.n An. Ope.+n S.t\rniay and s~.,4 TWO SNOWT trt~S.one ~lacHirt'wlfn rim, -''' U C201N. TV-:MI W.- 136~1564, EKCEt..... E NT CARS TICI<ETS for HltJt N one btn.rl C•ll EriC 8)6... . .., . HElP WANTED WAH"T GOOD E-XP ERIENCE, QICIIM PloUn..OOOOtom~WORKSTUDY $t\.lcWI., whl CoiN" tyoe w.nltd. V"llil Pttfl or EltN In US $4Utre H.tt or calt III•W .. •ooM FO. llEMT 1 J- m iiMd flirt 9'"f'a f times wt"W "«< I m161 y0u ttwtn b6t'9 ,.._,~ Ire •••~ 1'9 f1.APPV Jrd AM1 VHrJ' to Ul '\ no, GARY. We"W Mel U ltfrlfk f"!'KKIntn\ ~''*'· indudi,. ow stormt ana r• IMOw+S.. Ut-.s lrv fol' ~ "'cwt, minu:J the srormt. Low vou totc. Mtt11. GARY. GA•Y. GARY. GARY. ThiJont It fOr you, vt:N're no tun to fthc to now. 1 c•n•t h l~t VOU AU tomnelft HOI MIC.IIty ~ k lun. ~rt• 010 YOU FOSIGEH! Ptt l urM!li)tJ blof'"''f'( WAS. ynfe+rdaY! Ca~ htm and wtsn ftlm • un1s- 0( • o.,, .,.,..,• .,su Dl CIOl . Low~E·Zh.,..,t .,..1 or 115-:1112.. ROOM R E-OPENS on Wlnspur. prel4tr rHpan~blt mate, UPPtf u l" atvcttnt, "'' ulllltl6. C1ll afftr t. ll7•6HI or 636·4420. QUIRT' PERSON tot 2 bf.droom duplt)t n..r MSC. H.JOf utlfltln.ll1·3J6l. t:EMALE ROOMMATE WAN'TED fOr ,....,. 1lJ1.50 lndudtt 141 utiiH(d. Hew IPPII• ncn, wunu. drtt•r . PrOftt&IONI 01 oract s:Nden.t ~.. M<vely two &&""""". ~oom Av• ll•bte J M' ' ' '• ~t perllapl. e.,.._,. PERSONAL AUTQ-CYCL£ INSUR.AMCE. LOw r•le~wl~n •xctllent seNicce tor ell aQIIII'l bnd rl\lils~ 131•2211. lnwt'"'" Gudlnu• C~tet". LIVE MUSIC tl ltw Central Parte Grin CCPG'')' OS" Ml,.. Sl~ (II«Ytt fewer. FJtAtfk. YOI.I tvrt h.trnect "'Y l'lfM l O.J .R SIERVICE H Ot'lf'l Butf•to~ P,....tt"ably d~wrt•f~ 11'\ft•" pubUuftQnls L..->ov PfC)tf't C41U 11~~ Q>\.UM lA~ tne boys .,-. 91!"•"9 M'n"'OA. we kno+N 'f'OU hiYf' 0\e 1t09H's .,.., "" ,Jell, T\Wn ~over to u.\ M'W wN'l• ,ou sflll Nrw tlme. A frtc.ncL GLORIA. time ls rvmln, out 4 0.001,. tt.•ve d iK lor t ne notebiiO&. 11 U.t Mt In (h;( l'l.tncts In the l'lreJCl 14 tlavrt YO\I're n!a1. A.ft"!e!\d, SUPER FAST PRINTING QUICK COPY GLOtUA.. no Of'f un helo fOU pow YOtJ'r-e •"'"-' • no f!"'e con lro~e:t Is out W~C"Wt" you run.. Wt"U oe ••111"0 A 885-3020 VfN' re s•erhno bt,~ l wor"' yow wt19"! n VOkJ, jef'e. t...AUIV,., H~ &~ ,. TO ,.,. Oloetf mtmoer of Sigma P~l Fan Ktcl LOW", ·Lime FaM. Yov~te ~~ lvrMrS·~.R. EL.IA$ 0 . A oeflnile hN\1 I MARt(. I wt'l.t'l YOU COUld bf t\t!f't ~11'1 ~ 41twl'll. LOYI' K.lrt.C'I. MICHAEL ~ YOiil couta C..Uo\llctrl. I'm gt<ld VOU'tt 1\ef't. wl.\lt S1ay klflaer-. ' Jovoe yo.,, I 'f)Kial ,.,._...... ,.... --...... ............ ....""'" 11,..,., ....... We'll Ott 10 flf9 tfifeet '-'OVt' tl'lt P rl.ldt rlONE'Y- T~ DaJl few ~\6ue , ~brnlt IO To!'! WHM ll.tYt TAGG MUSIC Sales & Senrlce M._ $felt~•~ Electrlt: Kqboartl., Gutton, O.V., Am,... The Bat Aet:UNrfa A ,_......__ M_..., _ t: $t.lpplla lfuacBoobA Skct lf"'T!c 3604 Millo "-'-,_ 1111 -835·1314- $1. 00 OFF ~tD£ NEEDED to Ll (rtu"ll"ftCWH tun HOW)j, Kaltlf ID llt1. RIDE. NEE0£0 TO Ll or Th•nksgiYi"91ll-6CJ. E HGI..ISH Riding~ C.lld ...,.,.., WAN"TEO: Penon who c.n t'tot 10 Mc:om• Bd~ tditor. Comt u;p 10 lSS SQuire H•ll ask tQr Martha, OOu,..ARS-OFF, a~klt>l of coupont fOf COII.f'Oe studtnb lf\ U't B\ltf41!IO er•• •~~'•liable a1 no c.har9f', FOt'" tech ~op;, tfiYtlOOe fG.: self·iddret.lt'd • tamped oou.,..oo. )I) C:.Hoolne call 6»-ZU ~. Chain's Boutique and Hong Kong Tailors SERVICES SP£CfA.L. DISCOUNTS: U l atvcM1tt.t .. tac:utt.-.. Stt.tftpe')(thtylf--cvt tl.CIO ~ft'ls -· Dt,OO IIC.tu:l•te: llS £MieWOOd 3114 Main St. TUTOtltf\iG CHEMISTRY lOl l\ltor w.nt.a., ~-- ll'jtaw off' Q II IUry. m-1111- 25% Jewelry WAN TED TUlOil tor tfldulte ,,,tl, tlcs-ect'vutlor~. 1.YI·U1S tfttr 1 p,m,TUTOR WANTED CM.m 201 UU MM"( m an. TYPING Aw•• 4ti\IW1'11 HY. t.c2:M~ · 9PM After Dark ----------, A Mr. VTaco Plus LEGEND " Hot Rod Lincoln" 3248 Main at Heath (opposite ua) 15.00 Tontt .. I'M ~· & Cod< Robl• SaL PIUI Popo • Mon. Nov. 2A, " Now Afd011 oiiiM PllfP~ 81cN S. Transit Rd. ~ N.Y. - Save" I t n8Ct a ride to NYC_ Th.,k)qlviftoQ SONDAY, NOV. 16, Admlulo~ I II NYC.,.....~ tf'U.U ~•eue ~verwry ~ ...... bt'" "" W~Kitft tftM ~ Stor'nO.Ifs ~~W~Ity nas. Bucket or Wing• TONIGHT RIDE BOARD T,o . AI ~ we' re miles epar l ( Wid O!'llt WOit) '"'I hHrt and ff'OU9t\tl.,. atwe.,_ Wi ftt 'fOil• t.OYe •tw•V'I. 8KUH. ~ s. 00 , . stiH tow ttl« eW't'fl rt'IOuOf\ t tot rfct Of my ~ dVsler? LOOt( FO~ SL.OM&A1.S h• yc.er- THESIS-t'tpe4 Qf'cHHtlontllr, ctll M ,8.'s btf'wftn 1 :31>t: :tO p.m . il1 0760 THEO. You'll MVH 9t't rid 01 rne b"n orut. YOU'¥4! m.O• my lift r• •ll1 no&PP'(. I hOpe l_..ut vrl!' ts u VOOd fO vt ts m. pr6orftl. l.OYe Mat'-• ''now MncJ • JUt ....... Dtff"'6nenfl'r' I'll .~• .,. be lfttf't 10 ~I YOu I Ha.pg'f 11sl Afwl_, PAJAMA PARTY at P..J &onom.J nut W NM5d41y. HOV. lttlll. Walcb lOt'" dit1.&!1\ k e:an+-\.oOik Mw hiPPY t..ou ANI MMa. •rtt, Wtty dOtl'f $CII'n& Of " ' ' lr~~t ruo ott on voul MaVDf' tfl~ n"lllWMktM - tormtrrriitno_ Cot.c.OI.t or Otve ComliOCk t l the &i)tc.trum orHcH.. l~ Squirt Ha ll Of' published In sttllt LORD INSURANCE TOM. You m•., live an p.m. TY PING Corner of Sheridan Drive ' 631 - 8884 tor Cllll on.. LOV• Glr"V ROOMMATE: WANT ED for full ~ fur~lt\H CO·IG r'IOV$e 195. CIIIW 10 1.m. to 5 831-2588 36 Hopkins Road. Williamsville. NY. POET$, CREATIVE WRITERS, &. Ar1bts: lhe SptGtfllm wanlt .,_,,. WOI"\ MAAIA -Hjitl)py AMI\ftf.Wity. If' DHf'l IS months PI bli.s.s. let'\ 90 tor tht+ blt e.,.. UNIVERSITY PIIESS INSURANCE Instant FS I i 361 Squirl Hal Monday - Friday Attomey·&t·uw '*"'f'Y OH& P ERSON NEEDED IN Tti RE!. b.ctroom hOvM. OK.. lsr., ean U.·nn Alhtlnd n..r Sum met". Cit.. ,. qu;.t Cell --~ I<H:P trvinO. lltOOMM.AT'E HEEDED knmfrrdil1t.~V tor ti<NUIIfut ~ on MJnnHot.. can Dl RW. Ho pef'L Lud&n C. Fulato PUCK OFFI t:tochy atnon 1.& Unottwl't' l .nd Tht Sptetr~.~m It t~f""t I'Ot Mfttrs.. EXper-oencc "'f MC~. li:r'tn9f taeNflts.. HOO..Y IMt CO"'Kf TOfli or /U'tltt If 13l<ll7•or l tn.l$SSQutt"• • ;; Ufl J om... WANTeD· M.lrT'f~ ~t' T•II, 8 1ono.. At"l•fic. (J wlmm~rJ• VI rUe,, Contact Rot' BK.kle.y In lt.,_IO MALE OR lfllEMALE grad. nft+Ck!d fOf' soaclolit 2/beclroom •~rtmt.tll on tor JoOmCN'IoiC.Itoamttl.-,. W•dott'l wltll to n-.r1 ~ br.f:l W wMI 0o 'f'OVIfWII a ll'fOI" anollltd u.CM'I-.w.t""' you. A I~CIIff'l' ll ~ hunlef In any field. We' re expertal GL01tl4. wtt'Y P'l' 'fOUJ- flf• on nw tme $TEVEHI How dMI!' Y'OU GO b~~ to Hltton wlfi'O,II ttllii-tg m•1 YOI.I fTIIIMO ..~ A profellionlllly typeset and printed resume can bea real asslt to • job Hall, •' Unl..... PIIU )~ M~ ltOS", Your t~e-r will be hOmt' fOt fRIM"SOivli'W;f d ii'lne>r ~ LOve DANeI 1 A'OOM •"allable In ).bf'droom .,.,.. JtOOMMATI! WANTE D Hmlt.G. F "'tb•lll HOCI(tyf 8aUelba.llt W~ htVI!' 1 it loot Kr~t AI fhfo Ot4i P~e cacross froM c;ooctnat I .....,-. AnnaGJ. )Q~ In Concert- rtut OI!AR GARY. Happy lSI" month •nnhterwry. ThilnkS kK m1lti"9 "" to HOUSE: ,_OR AENT VPipiWIJ~'f'l f ~ r -.1 dtums wm com• ~,- to mtttY many more. LOVt Yogt " · M!.PII.SA--GIIdtoNWJ'O"Nt'"e ~ YO!Jf'll"•. f(Hf tfme. trt;.s ww:~ I'Ve M- . . eo~m4- WE DELIVER u Modem Equiprn.nt ROOM WANTED. Juniot'", re<:nfly lriMI.,.. ,...,~ reia1twf)' QUMI. Prtt•r clo-M MSC, Tom t.U.tliO w~· WANt ED Roonu. o~o~n Or INrtmti'U tor IWOIIhr-H mett.trt f'f'IC)OMJbl• s~ts C2 fen'lllot. 1 I'NleJ tor next Mmnter. Ple-ne call Eli •• ftw .SP«trum t:n-»71 Olf Mattr •' 13Hll'2 ..,.,.,., mf!'lt D1Sco unt l1quorS 1~ ••• or ~ i RESUMES ~IECOrtDI"'G WORICSHOP-H•r-r., ~PDfv t'II:JIIN f« J.n~o~•rv aHt,~ ano SPORTS P:AN.S; tooem.r. ~Uppy Annivenarv 1nd ber9\ prot~--~- -Jt» • s-nu. n'fl1T"9 C't i1$WS.. CI41H .th:e Select Sound SflldiCI, 11l )117 ftl lnQ tl'la f hlippeMd lo m & I know tn.t l I'M YOU R. TYPE eat ~ """" rts.umtt . pt. .treedl,.g. '¥ 91Pe r~ onitn .,..,~to~.,., eut trom .wt lf'W ~ F« rnor• ~<N«mAtfOII\ c.all eoo-aoo "·tr¥1~ wtth 'lfN latne tMt"l ..,....., fto19PY . LOwe mrxet" w1fh tc~~.~tllu.,· 1115..00. aest of~ **'"' tar D£~R to MM Sr. c.tr?pus OFF CAMPUS HOUSING KE:NWOOD RECEIVER 1.S w•lla, .~ 25c DRY Fttte P•r~lng ;, IteM~' 7,30om - lli30pm - 7 Dov. APT, l'lE REt: RIG. will Ml.d 'lio ii.C'O no. ttono an l tHI bf,rbe.lhldUm~ll. Ct\HI PVlt, 110 >ol'lOie beCi Jl'O, 634•10¥7. K.fVt.h'OI'rl SWifdrt 12Min.fort I htw*' ,.,,,.,.,.l.fY'"-nce•s art totllno" NOTICES WKOUP.ONS ~ ~ bUtltJin bolro out.SOI 1SS Squlf"e HaJI c•n wvt '(0\1 bvekll C.hktc U OUl.'U .U NO Alt~VHOS art t~n Ot'l danHt.o " " Pld111r fT' •~ iU~ caoy b tevlote. ~OR f'OWI, WHAT'.S lETTER "THAN KlfPY .._, _, P .J. 80I"fftnn HAPPY OAV$1 E...., F'rtd.11' and h H~C~~P¥ DIY 11 ~ ..J aor101N bt9;rt$ •' 1P.m • ..,., ooa Hll t p,m. •' nf;M. So If you•r• tor HIPVY Ol'f'. s;aop JJ.J. lvffomtt ltJO NA~n S11"ft1. rlglt1t .c.ntu frOfn VB. •s YOUR RESUME took.~ lllte ON of lbc UOIW'd'? Haw If PtoftuiOMIIf ,.-PHI't Mtd otlf9fllld bot • l A$tOC Wt''l <I•'H tovr r~tWmt • crtw tfff'c:flv. Fr~e T -Shirts, Posters & Giant Matches to be raffled BUY ON E SUPER MR. TACO GET ONE FREE!!! ,.. ~tDrink rry 1M ,e Marran sensation. FREE ADMISSION i·---------.1 (wttbW. a<ll) ' GOOD 'fHRU NOV. 17\h 80 �Oa,~ ,,..,. Is now accepting contr1bwtlons for '.Qtto--=-t-e_o_f_t_h_e_d _a _ ~-,_,1 =~.::."~·;.o;:;;.::•IY· .... y•• o. short,,,,,.. '----------------~'~:..__J, Into> Greek covncn-Lut chana: 10 pkk up F'ro~~ Records -days lrom 94 p.m. In 231 Squll• "' 1>)1 • 'The only way to rid yourself of a Clllllng 113Z·l 149. temptation is to yield to it," -OscM Wilde _ ./' ___,.r- Note: Backp.ege ts a <JnJwersll)' servlc~ oi The Spec:"um. .Notices art run free or charge. The- Spec1rum doc• not Qt,~.~rantet that all notf«.. will appur end reserves tht riGht to edit oil notku. NOTICES TO APPI!I\R MORE T HAN 011CE MOST BE REBOBMITTED FOil EACH PRUn'IHO. OeadHnu --~ Mondey, Wtdnes dey and Frkley at noon. Sould £.<~ Mlolsuy Bible &...-y Tuoodoy in 264 SqYlre. < Senlon-Respl'esent.livH from tht following achoob wUI be on campus. C.ll Mrs.. Meek It 83l.JS1S or come IO 3 Heye$ C 10 set up an a ppointment ' Can We.5tern Reaerve University Ciraduale. School o r Buslnen Admlnlsltetlon Nov. 18; The Institute for l'ttralegol Training Nov. 18: Baru<h College Oroduot~School or Busln... lldmlnlstrotlon Nov. 19: Columblo Unlverl lly School or lnternetlona l Affelrs riov. 2~ PepptrdiMOniversily School of law tioY. 21. Q,.aduate and P,.ores-.sto,.l School Flnancll1 Ald Suvlce (OAPfAS) noandal a kt forrnt are fn, 'They c-on bt: iKVred at 3 Hayes C or J S CApen lntemat.Jon..f Actiritk:s-lt you • outd like to KC mot.t ond better actlvilles....oli.tflt.eer a.s lilt~ u an hovr • weU; lo SA International AUa irs Call 636-29SO •f<H tnformalion SUbjects nt.eded lor a buslneu decltloN m•klng upe_rlment S3 paid for ~rddpodot'l . C• ll Prem at 831.:1839 or 831..4744 or Slop by 3138 Cr...Oy to •e« up on ln1ervlew. Trip to Toronto Museum or Art sponort!d by lhe An Hlslory Undergraduate Ann. Sat, ~c. 6 al 9 a.m. lo ... lew lhc iumer Exhib hkm. Ti<kets are eveltable In '-08 Clemeni. Pig out al the Nke 10ft to be~ Ot 1he Anti·Rapc TaW.. Force ln the: Squirt': C~ter Lounge today from 9..C p.m. Enafn<e<lng f rahm<n.,., SophO<ne><eAd•l..ment for Spoing 1981 co~,..,.,1J1 be hold 1n 2~t F'ronr:u~. Todoy ot9o.m. ond I p.m~ Nov. 25 11t IO .. m ..,I p.m" Oe<. le19 a.m.;DK. 2&1 1a,m. •nd2p.m.:Oac. 3M 10e.m. and 2 p.m.: Dec. 4 tt 10 e.m. andlp.m.; Otc. 5atll a.tn~ the Phy•k•l Scfe:neu, MathtmaUcs. Computl!f" Science end Engineering may be eligible Leboratory-Groduote P•rtfclpentthlps at the: Argonne: National Laboratory. MuJt be 1 US Citizen; for fur1he:r InfOrmation, write to: Argonrte Oivls'on or Educational Progrom$, Ontduote: Student Thtsb Appoln'lments, 9700 South C.u Avenue. Argonne. llllnol., 60439. 312·972·3365, help. Comt- took through our tisli~s orOpirlmH!ll. natl- ond hoURS which are ll>q~11ebte now .nd n'u' .wmutrr. ~ ·~kdayS> from 12·5- p.m tn 3 43 Squ,re. BtOwllot~ Ubfariu 1'1\anluglo;fn.g C:IOIIftta- The Ma,n St. BL will d-on Nov. 2S at 7 p.m. Th• Elllcoll b<onch will cJote: No-v. 26 at .5 p.m. Plea.M! be su•t 10 rtlutn aU books and rKOrdJ that will come d\le during the rec.ss. Ho"' do lhe llbrar1u sene yo..? Tell SA .snd \ll'e.willlry 10 Improve library condllion• to meet l tudent netds. Pick up r tt~~ponse cards al lhe UOL, Lockwood. Heelth Sciences and Main Stte:et Llbrerh!-s. IJB Rescue Sq1*f Is accepch1o appllcaUons hom upe.r~f\Cf!d E.MTs and/or poremtdlcs lnteruc-d In voluntcedng. Plr:asc- call SA al 63&29~. • tbtfonal Society or ProfeuloMI fngh,ccra Is lfi'O'lJOrlng a lour oflh~ new WK8W news studk)$ on Tuudey at 7..30 p.m. Me-et in the fobby of tht ~k>r\ at 7; 1~ p m.. Locot.ed ncar lhe waterfront r,ear the: Bulfa'o H1flon hoct L All ere fn~lted rot Jol_nt proeram meetlngJ-Sd!ool of Man•g~menL f\n lnlormaUone1 m~lng abo\lt the jolnl BSIMBA Program AmerSCM Students Fellowship Bible StiXIy tonight et 7 p.m. in 262 Squire. ln~ernaUonal O•y Peoptu Anlance films and forum about being gay tontght • l .9 p.m . In 5 Acheson. Clay Youth ,._, M.Uions e"'cry Seturd1y ~~ I 9.m. In 331 Squtrt . T~e.M: Informal wee:kly ra p .aeas&onJ art diJ1g~ for tho..e who are: looking fot on open. intCHm•l .C.moJp-htre to deal "With personal concem• tbout btfng goy.ll31·2179. Spodol S.<vlc~ Ptoject -MfC Studonts who ••• e nrolled lol 11M: Spoca.l S..Viceo Projoct ~ moolncled lho< our ea;pertenced-and belp(u1ltn0f'6 •re anillb~ to offer es~ ln writing. rNdift9, •nd tM sc:l~f\C.U. froms.llp.m.ln3JI Tow-..d. ll31 ·3655. "'"""dof• O.rlld stA,Icknu-looking (or ~thing to eet? Join \d et HNtel Haute- for a graduate &tudent spagMtU d~r Sundey ot 6 p .m. ot 40 C.pen liNd. -end. l'1ncf • ploce ot Hill<! this S.tu<doy momlna servic:& at 10 a.m. Sundoy Bruoch from-11· 1:30 P~m. a t the Hillel Hoo.e,.40.C:open Blvd. Thin~ bUt trip to MYC leaving Nov. ~6 ot II o.m . end returnlrlg Nov. 30 "Ot noon. F'or llok., lolormotlon, stop In 260 Squire. Conw Plonnkoe Olllee _.......,., Job Interviewing P<_...,.-'tedvi~WomhopMond<lyot 2p.m. 1n3l6 Wonck. A-ped ...._..... • IR be stlownood -.Allo, ifte\)lls~.ltlld<ntswlllhev<o lnt• - 1>)1 uolng - eqylpmenl. ~Writing to8y ot I p.m.1n I~ ~n .,.. T.-.y ot 3 p .m. In 7 . . , C. Tcd>nlq4Jca lot - . . , . 10 . . . - , _..,..,~ r....-wll bedbcuued. Summer ~ ltll In B - and lnduatry 1odoy •• 3 ....._,.,lltld p.m. 1n 1 ...,_ C · -· r _ _ lnlormotlon ...... ~t•r. 140 Cn»by. Wednosdoy at 2 p.m. Otho< }oint progrom¥ dl>CUOKd from ~ p. m. 111 bo Tonlgbt s.pc.nd an lncr~lblt ah1bbo1 'W1th guest spc:aker Rabbi Alter Be-n-Zion ton~ht at 6 p.m. and tomorrow •l 10 a.m. at the Main Stset:t Cl'wltNd House. 3292 /11\ein St. Shabbos Hfvi& at th~ Amherst Ct'lab.ad Houte •t tlmes rrwenl.io11ed abovt. Legel bass1es7 Oroup tegel Strvl«$ offer• fru Jeg.tl odvicttand informati04\..IO all UB !ttYdtntt.. Oo you hove o ~ear1ng In SWJ /IRJ cour l• or •h~ Pruldent'& Commiulon? OLS hlltt law studentJ "1o ac1 os defenders for s tudents. for mote lnfo1matlon •top In at OLS open '1 ·5 ~.m. Monday, Thuraday ond Frld•Y· until 6 p .m. TUi!:.sdly ~nd 7 p.m. W'ednud.y Jn 340 Squire, Alto In This -'<shop will covtr "''ll•ng • outobolrt openlou>1 ~r.c·lllllng..,. _ _ lo,.,..,.llnot.aum~ ]ob. __ Foculty ~t• ,.,.,. ,. Tuoodoy ol 2 p.m. in U,., Tolbert Dining Room. Tho now general tducatlon prop<>MI will be voted on. Come and show y~r aupport. movies, arts & lectures ""English lnOue:nce.s on Prese"l·O.y Oc.rm.n•• given by Prof. 6 rodc.r Corsten•en Monday at 3:'0 p.m~ In ah~ Ungulsdcs Lounge. llrst floor Spt~uldlng. Ellicott. 80/81 with Pit Mell1cny .,.., othero Wednosdoy at 7:30 • nd 10 p.m. In lhe Oren-e dt Tht-.at~• . S<mlnor on Rope «>nducted 1>)1 Sue Foyle o1 the Rope SupponiYc Ad\ocate Progrem lomorrow•t 1 p.m.Jn333 Squlrt. Sponsored 1>)1 POOER. "J.ndia Todl}"'"" en t'Wn!ng of ~llure and pofttia '"'-h lndilln (ood, lrve sitar musk et'ld five C'lulkal d.tneu. •lso 1 penel discussion on "India's Role In lht: Third WorkJtomorrow at 7 p.m . in 1.5 Re-d J.cket. E!Hcou . lntormal Career Semlntr with 8111 Curry or HeJhvaUs and Tom'Damrauer of C:EP"' OaUertetiOmonow •t 1 p.m. at ~6 Englewood. Sponsored by che Art Hlstor)' (Jnd~rgrlldua te Assr'l. " C'ombat Runty" Informal coHee conversation Monday et7:30 p.m. whh Or. Ve•rley. Try outs ror Israeli Folkdanclng Croup Tuesday at 1 p .m . in th~ Fillmorw Room. Squire. For mCHe Information, caJI M.a.rk at 8.3J.905J. · • Donld B<rneon. Juult ptlut, poct-lntl-kor Odlvl~,.· will spuk on Atomk WeepCMlf Oeo;elopment W~y •• 8 p.m. In tho HoOI ...,.._, Squire. ~lltkal Natu"' of ""bile M" given by Michele Cohon T uudoy •t 4:30 p .m. In ;!34 Squirt . Wawd and Poloncz Poll•h song ond d•nce ensembles w111 perform lonighl .tt 8 p.m. at tbe Buff Sta'e CoiM:gc Lt.aml"g Lob Auditorium. VIolence Aga inst Women s ymposium tomorrow at lhe Burr S tate- student union from l ·ti p.m . Tue:~ey lit 177 MfAC. Ellicott, MondoYJ from I·~ p.m. 831 ·2:!73. " Wave Entropy" glvt'n by Prof. t... 8orll pJn. In 24~ Fronabk , Th• Sludy Skills Ploc•. located In rh• Onlverslry L~arnll\g: Centt'f at 336 S.*dy It now open 'o' the fall loC(f)uter. Our ttaintd tutOr5. ~ college EhteWm Haque from 8ang1aduh, slt..rbl.1 af)d a.m. Atladi, kx:Uan ('laak'.al danctt. perform tomQtrOW at 7 • p.m. tn the s~d lloor lounge. Red Jedtet. EJik:oU~ instruct01~ are: tt.ady to heJp you turn to or~nlze limt-. deve.lop your YOCabutary, take. bdter lec:.ture not~ undefstand )OUr leJllbook$, take ltltJ and ftl4 ruttr, N Jo~elt u I"Y otMr aspe<Uof studylf\9. We frt.e.drop'" s.en~i«. n0 appo1ntme:nt necesury. ()pen Mond41y from U.Jp.m., Tundayftom 11· 1 p.rn Wtdnudayhom 11·12 p.m. Thursday from 10..3 p.m . tnd fr,cNy from 9:30·12".30 p.m . •re: • Soul E>opotknce Mh\lsUy 0101>1\lp S<rvlu S..ndor •• 5 p.m . fn the Jane Keeler Room, EHkoU. ltnpottonl muting o( • ll•tudonto lnteodlng lo nooJot ln Physkal T~t~py Mondly ot 7 p.nt. In 147 Oldendorl. You attendance is ut'oec;t. H you ere un.bk..&Q attend. cell tho Otp<. of I'T •• 831..1343 01- u pooslble.. Or•duate. Students In 'M111 be hge-ld tn the Kraut Need a place to Gwe? The Ofi.Cam~ng office c-en Sigma Phi Epallon Ooldtn Hurb medSundoyat7 p.m. in 264 Squl!~ . Jf you ca nnot attend coli Jerry IJt 834--88? 7. The OD Men's Orowth Centt:r haa opened a Men's Drop-In and ResoufCC' Services. Anyone wanll•19 to tolk. be listened to, or 1n n.eed of1nformallon It e ncouraged to .ne the .s«Vice. Tile Center Ia loctted In 21 1 Townse11d. Open 12.·$ p..m. we-e.I«Sa.)'5 a!ld1'2·8 p .m . l6.1tad.IY•· 4 • "Uvmg In Eun>pe Oulng WW II: A ChAd's Pcrspec:Uv• " Th..,.sdoy at 12:30 p,m In 103 Olet""""rt. Sekct.ed wortt or Jennifer BlrtJeU on di5play •• the Albrlght·Kno• A<\ Ciolle<y Nov. 23-J.on. 4. Reapllon from ).5 p.m.·Mov. 2J. ..The MICidleman" tonight at 3:30, 6., tnd 9 p.m . in theSqulre Conference rhc:lltr. ••Bdng There.. lomorro'iff fn the Squire C'onletenc-e Theater at l:JO, 6, end 9 p.m. Shows Sunday ere c.oncelled. ta :.30 p .m. In the Lutheran ~es Sundey .at •' • m , In th~ J• ne Xec•er Room. EJIIcotL Bible dass at tO 1 m. "'Chinatown•· tonight end S.tu fday at Sq:uire: Conl€riM(e The•ter• Block Mountoln II Is tho college of the YiiUOI oncf pe_rfonni~ a ns. We spoMOt sHoyt.ltcturu. pardu, lltps •"" otht< things In ont way related lo 11M: IIU. You_, nee<~ to live ;,. the College to 0<11or ft. Flftd out ....,., we're .tlobout bjo otop94ng In 4 56 Ponn, E"lco<t. 636·2137. ..Working ror Yo"'r LUc" Ofm about .ccup.t~l safety and heahh hazetcf• facrd by t\merfQn .,ome.nlonlghl •t 7:30p.m.. 01 tho U.ngston H~<ghHI..,IWlt, 25 H!W> St. ~eu Club meels toda)' lll 7 p.m. In 240 Squhe "Halt" todoy In 170 MFAC. Ell-1. tomor,_ in 146 O.deiidorf both ol 7 ond 9 :15p.m. ~yIn tho. Squirt Conlerenee l"heate:r at 4. 6;30 ~~ 8;4' p.m.. '"The 8attJt. of Alg~r.-... lod4)' ~•nd tomouow In the. WoJdman Theater, Norton ot 6:30 e.nd 9 p .m. sports infor!J18tiOO Commuter CoUIIdJ Is Oesper1tet}' loaklng for r.ew membef1.. Our ne)(t meeting I• tod•y at 3 p .m . 1n JJ.4 Squl!!'o Please join. _ Schu.ssmeJstc.rs Ski Club: Bu,eept•lm mec.tlng No.... 19 ot ~p.m. In 233 Squirt, O..odllnolor jolnlnQ the ski olub F•oliJI!.swMtll ~· ,.,..,. today II 3130 p.m. In 3<12 lo De<. 5. Squl~ \D p'len lor tho onnuol Cholatmn Wlgll;. CelebrJ,tjon. AU ~ wbhlf'IS to PIMidpoote tn lhl• Badminton Club-The-re <wilt be no practkc ~lght. tradltJonal Polish Ce ~ratJon Ole u.toed to attend, M011's Wlntu TJKII -<tina Tuadoy lit ):30 p.m. ;, 3 auffato Tt.alti:IP Amettcan Antt. mn Uno/toelel eotho<lna today"' 7 p.m. 1n 11M: HConcl floo< ~o..ngo. R..s Jocloe\.BiicotL o ..~ . Tobie T....,b Tou.-..mllonlg!t\ •t 6 p.m. In 11M: .l!oc,.olion C<t11t.r. .todoy ot '3:30 p.m. In nJ Squire.. All ln.~ in H&penk tulto ,e:, educedonat ond soci.aJ kltlv~les "": · Todoy In f'OOER'• Orien,.\lon • Sq..•• PODEll - OoylorHi!ih - 1 ,.ud..,,.. Hel!enk: Btudont .U.n. Mot\> tOII'Otrow 012 p.tn. In 332 Squlr<. foil~ ond donut> will be ...-ed . ..., Wb<cl~t footlloii-Tiw: ECC·UB Wheelchair F'oolooll T..., will ,.kt pn the Sliver Wheel>. o populor ~ol cha~ ttam, 1uad.y at 7:30 p.m. at the Etie eo..tmunlty Coll<go Nonh C.n'ipul gym... I donation bontfotrt)le MD f,ssn , The UB·ECC IH!l11S comrw..d of occyp_,tlonelthe-ntpy ~ucien ta~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4d890fcaab9c7cd562e9030a1c27ad13.pdf 3488ce78c4f0817da2f65a5d93af26da PDF Text Text wednesday Vol. 31, No. 34/SUNY at Bu ltalo/12 Novamb« 1880 dttrit~Uil~ffMto"'- UN~~~- ON copy,.,,.... SA infiltrates both campuses to push mandatory fee vote by I OhD lapii OI but iu not really of the hi&hcst quality." The pamphlet. entitled "One Day. No More Student ft<!S."" is authored by Ferrara and details what SA bdfevcs would happen If tile rcfermdum falb. h'fou. too. can lOK' out on aJ1thne activities unless you do somcthina abou.t it."" warns the pamphl<t. "Voto yes.·· Tile oriainal booklet. fctUuri'l& a blue cov<r. hod lo bt rocalled Monu, ln' Editor "Want to rind out more aboul the mandatory fee?'' asks New York. Public Interest Reocarch Group (NYPIRO) Olalrman Jeff Owen or 1 som<"'ljot unrcspon•ivc <rowel on tho first floor of Squlre Hall. '"Come on and \'Ole on th< ' Sludent mandatory fee qii<Slion.'" o..., Is pan of 1 rb!n& ntt,.·ork or "'[lllllllia"" who are invadina both e~mpUS<S. lnfesth>& Olfetcria. solicitina wide cWITooms and ~~~~ on dormitory doon-thc Sludent maDdatO<Y f<t pn>pon<nu. Form<d .. a coo&Jomeration of the Stuclalc As5ociadon (SA), uod<rarodowe dubs and studalu int<r<Sitd en st<rnl tha1 tile r.., is diller retained or raised, thearoup ha. launc.htd a media blitz to publicize lu cause, \n hopes or convinc1na rnou&h Rucknts to ac least vote on tile lsiue. and '"de$troyed" due to~ in h) cotUc-ot . Nathan e$timotcd the rcfaenclwn"J bude<r ~ind oding both pub6cicy and the ~ vott W11ina proceu com-co bt aboUI !.2000... Tbc treasuru wcised lhot this """'uns is 001 much l1IOR' than is dokd 00:1 fOt any studeol voce. ••'fl1h mQQ<y was budc<ted tor the rder<ndwn, •• Nalhan pointed OUI, ptedictinJ tha.l if lhe f« >hould f.ti 10 b< pauod. tile conti._ vo<e meed ror oomctlrnc chiJ Sprina will probably bt httd concurrently with thc SA eltctcons. ""This way ~ c:an save money by advettbin1 and adminJ.stnina them 1ogcthtr... Nathan cJplaincd . IAnueaa "I don't care how they vote dlher way," comment<(! SA treasurer Alan Nathan. 111l'slmponant that we give studrnts the infOrmation they nt<!d 10 Vote." For the referendum, which has llctn held the WI tWO day$ and concludes today. a minimum of 10 percent of the total undersractuatc s tudcnl population mwc voce If the dection is 10 bt ltaal and bindina. "'We mwt have IOpe:rceot oftbestudeots.'" SA Oirecc·o rof Studcm AffaiB Dawn Marie Ferrara no1ed. adminina that th~ stuctmc IQ\'cmmmt was more "cooce:rncd ""'- . , .lin& nudmts 10 .,.e.. nullct tban inOu<D<inc t11crn 10 lean f« cndoucmtnt. To It< tile approxintatcly 1400 tallies .,..,.......y 10 villidllc the rcfcrondurn. SA Praident Tim Sheehan lw <kveloped a multi·pron&td plan u>in& tile mcmbm or his E>a:utivc Cabinct-<lOnsi>ton& of current SA offocus and dircclors. Eaoh Cabin« repramtadvc was assil)l<d • ••spcc;roe atea co cover." explaintd Ferrara. addin&that. for examplo. her task was 10 head <he depanmcnt in chorse of composina and distril>utina lean.... plltnphltu and nyen urgina Sludenu to IOWilldi VOlt. Tbc coll51ncurr<d by ber dllllpalcn. Ferrara revealed, w<re ' ' It's importont that we give studentt the information they need to vote. t t - SA treasurer Alan Nathan rd:UiVd)l .. lnopc.o~lve.. ~IC the thousands or ilemJ productd. For 1500 pamphltt5 (feacunn& student prOiaaonist "Ch<Sier Apalhbct&"). 300 Oy<ts (""juSI ursina Slodcnu to vote"). and 1250 ' "liulc iables" (19 b< propped up"' P'lf1 or dormilory dlnlna S<trinpon both campu.!tS) Ftneruald only S$S. I9 or mand111ory student fees were spent. "Wt order<d our paper in bulk," the Scod~L AI!Jlr• Dira.1or mentioned. "A ream (500 shet"IS) """ us only S2.j0. Print While >am< people were handing QUI nyors und Ol~crs encouraging student> lo vote. SA Publicity Dirtttor SIU3ll Wood. dirttting bthlnd the $<Cnts aotion. could most Ukdy innumce tbt most polential voters. ''My major duty is 10 till:c out ids (in cbe UB campus news:papn~)."' tbc rcc:eot.Jy appointed student ~mlnisara1or uld ... A ccnaJn amount of fund> wno carmar\ed for advmU.na tht rcfer<ndum.'" t.<ood nottd .thai sht hu purcha.ed Oll ts~imated SIOOO of tile eomm<1ri>J orlnt >PO<C. NO< all of the campaianlna hal due into tbc audcnt ao•crnmcnt coffers. SA Vioe Pr<sodcn.t Dianna Dcthalt is ltadina sht-temu, ""ba$k:ally alc11CT·"Tillnc ampaicn'" dclucioc the campus ptt<> ,.itb pte>-I!Wldalory studcol fee ktlus . ..lt you notice there's b«n quhc a few 1dlcn.*' sJJe smUcd in rcfn-mce to fccdbxk columns in Tlw Sp«ffllm ud Tht Currrnt. T<rmin& SA "s Talbcrt Hall officts .. clcction hcadquatlers."che Vice Prt:Sidcnuocknowledred thc "bthind the scenes" at:tion of o<hcr <11mpusorpnirJitiO!u. ""NYPIRO tuu. bten one of the bigesr .suppc>run ... Jhc beamed. not ins that the Student Assembly and Senate have abo bt<!o instrumental in cncoorattinc studcnu co voct. •.ha• ~-----------------------------, Verdict is in Ketter orders WBFO to moveits transmitter, reduce power A valid referendum Wh.., I be pt>lls dosrd Mooday n ·<:DIIIJ for lbe ••daiOI") ftt rdtttad. . . 2371 balloli !nod bft1l c:.s~ . Ia or-dtt to tw valid, 11 least 10 pt:rttt~l of lk • •IIHz,.d. .l< -tdatloe (abo•t IG) ~od to vote over lk ~ c1a7 period. 0ec1t Frlct.,.•s 11tt SP«Jrurn for men~~cl- res-ils. b7 Josq~ll Simon researchers. had not btcn informed of Keuer's - recommendation until contacted by Thr S!J«trurn. Although plea.ed tllat the station·~ WFBO's radio transmlu:r. which has sc:nt the uansmitter will be moved, Sachs said the interim • Squire H aU·based stadon's signal to unwinlng solu<ion will not provide mucl\ relief to University researchers, lectur<"rs and dormitory researchers. I students. has bttn ordered off campus by "It just seemslo be a token reduction far the next University President Robert L . keller . year, year and a luiiT," he remarked. "It's better In a letter senl to Director of the Edocational than nolhing, but not by a wholr lot." Sikorski refll.$<d to comment on the Communications Ctnler (ECC) Gerald O'Grady, Ketter asked that aU preparations involved in r~ommendation until a fonn~ponse is moving the transmlner and antenna be made as submined to KCttcr on Friday. yGrady would only uy, " h 's a complicated matter involvina quickly as possible. Because the tntire process may take upwards technical. economic and Jtaal problems. •• of 18 months. Keuer also reque$1ed tbat tht VP review s~tion reduce its broadcastina power from When the two sides met with Vice P~idcnt for 2J,J.SO waus to rouably 3000 during thc inteiim. Facilities Plannin& John Neal two woel<s aso, O'Grady, along with. WBFO General Manager Sikorski explained that 3.000 is the minimum Robert Sikorski. is wesentiY forming a response number of waus the station can go because of the to Keller's recommendations. equipment being used. Sac hs, however, The j.u:;-orlented station increased its power disagrees. last J anuary by over 33-fold, and r esearch " I don't lrU$1 the station's judgement about professors in lhe Cary,Sherman-Farber complex how far down Ihey can gq," Sacli said. "They discovered in April that the radio interference can a lways have the equipment they used before they were experlcndng was a result of the power the power incrcase. •• boost. O'Grady and Sikorski's comments co the adminislraliOn will be reviewed by Vice 'Tollee redac:.tloo • .PresidentS F. Carter Pannill (Health Sdtfl«S), E~er sinoe then. the professors have told the Robm Rossbera (Academic Affaln), and admlnlstntion thaltbe only practical remedy to Donald Rennie (Research and Gradua1e Studies) the interference is to move WPBO"s abterma end and then Krtter will make a dcteimin.ation traDm:liuer o(f Kimball Tower. The Slltion, on implementation plans. b 9wev(t, contended tbat th< aJrected Assisllnt Executive Vice President Roben ~ laboratories coul4 be adequatdy &!lidded from W~&ner. who Is now bandlin& the case for Keller. the slanal. thUJ elimiDating the oeed for explained that neither side would be content with rdo<:atiaa the transmluer. the recommendation. but it is the fairest remedy. "I auess ln the c:nd, nobody's going to be A.uiSiant Biophysical S<:lerite Professor Fred hippy," be said. s~. on~ of two professors reptesc:ntina tile Htmatittl Editor rmaJ lnllde: Hdl'1 way- P. 2 I Further Doemen odventures- P. 4 I 'Discovery'-Pp. S-7 I Ailf*Jne anrics- P. 17 �... ..• J / bO~t'} ! 'J ".'! ,:. I 3: Hall MUS Have you ever thought about owning your own business?- but don't know where to stArt? The Small Business Club and Student Assoc. will sponsor tlle seminar: STARTING A BUSINESS USING V,E~TURE CAPllA.l by Jt<k Hdltvi& F~IW'f' TODAY!! November 12th from 2 - 5 pm Kraus Conference Center - Crosby Hall Speaker- Donald A. Ross, PrtSident and Chief Extcvtlve Offlcu of RAnd Capitol Corporation Rand Capitol Corporation - Buffalo-based inuostment copnumy specializing in Venturt Capital Investments In llttu and e.x.i$litlg b~fHt~S~. THIS SEMINAR IS OPEN TO All UB STUDENTS & THERE IS NO FEE - John Hall, found ln& membc< or the band, OrlcaM, ond movin& force behind the No Nukes Concert will be appeorina at Kleinhans Musk Hall Saturday. •Novanbc< Is to benefit thrc<:'atiuns croups ..-...kin& a&ainst tht eovom~t rc-<>pcni,. of the Wnt Valley nudear waste dump. _ The Nuclear Fuei,(NFS) reprocessing plant, the only rcpr~s.~n& plan1 to operate in the United States. is ow nod by Getty Oil which closed the plant in 19'72 for modlr~eations. Rathor then r<-<>pcnin&. it decided to toke odvontaac of the oriaJnal 1963 l&fecm<nt with New York Scate that called for thc'lmninotlon or the c:ontroet lri t980. TM rosponsibifity or the on< blmon . dolll< clean-up pri« would be turned over tO the Scatt and Its ta•,paytn. • Now the federal aovernmt~u-is lookln& Into the pOSSibility of rCSiorina the plant In order to P<O<m nlXIear ~ra.stt On« aaaJn. Hall, Prcoidcnt or MusRliiinr6irfd for Safe En<t~r (MUSE)-the not-for-profit oraanlution that" produced tht No Nukes Conctrts. first .became lnternted in tht tiTeets of nuclca~ oner&Y when he learned or plans to build a plant near his home in S..,.hcrtics, NY. "1 rcild up on h and found that nuclear waste is the thin& as an NFS and had a .....,htall controct v.ith RJ>Cktftller-ir anylhin& &OCS bad, New York Scatc take~ over." , TASK FORCE Not - a seAice prowtded by your mandatory fees· VAN SERVICE: 7 nights/week, 8·12 pm ' C.IIIPft) ton LeaNa! On the ltour f t fit• _ , t o Ft0m:F1011t of Squire Hell, IISC M1 dNtiiNIIfoll -"ltlllll 1'h..., , , , . of 1,. .,.,,. $tiNt ca..- - WALK SERVICE: Mon-TIIura B pm-Ctostng 10~11 FiD.: IISC.IJSL, lle/11 St.llbrer/ Amllem·UGL lodwoocf a l'OIIfllfN,., , . , . , . , br 1.0•.., trill • .uc _,. to •r bulkllltfl 011 ca...,..., pe"''" lore. 01 bu• .toPL TO INSURE YOUJl SAFETY PLEASE USE OUR SERVICES Help make UB a safer place lor.ua ·am ·POl ..,. lafonutlon cell fb-811, McNt. • Tflurs., 8-12 pm ,., .. abouc a1 dan&tr'OU$ a substance thai man can ernie." reponed Hall. "What dilves me cnzy b that Otlty 1'31\ ANTI~RAPE ~. Editor t •.; won• II Acconf~t~& to Peter Dalton of lht Sierra Club. with the dt<tlon or Ronald Rthe plan! RJ.nds • cood chan« of bcin& ~pcncd. DOlin& that Reapn's commen1 ••trus cause "more pollution than automobiles" Clemplifld the preslcknt elC'Ct •s views on the cnvifonment. Aorordinc to Hall. who opened lhe No Nukes eo....... in Madison SqUat< Gorden, thtlnt>crcnt risks with atomi< ore nor wo'))l the cneqy it JWoduces. Q!lly thr~ pot<'<tlt or th~ CCHintry's cneru needs ore ..,ppljcd by tho fissloain& atoms. 1 ' 'T'hetr are so many altcmadves lhlil lt"s ridiculous ro use nut\car rut!," osstned Hall. ConJttvatlon of eneray Is on importonl (and sift) mour«' that is vinually un1oppcd, he ult!. Hall, ·Wbo ...,.. 10 hove done cnou&h rcseatdl to &ct • job t<ldllto& 01 • tnJI...,ity rq>oned thJt Anl<rl<:oo1S ...,·. t~IISlmiCI> <11<1'11 ~penon os citiuns or Oermony or Dmlnork. Solar <nCf1Y it ~bo a viable resource thai hu not beal fully utillud, he explained. • ' ' With a paoii[C dcsll" wirb larJ< WindOW$ on th< 10uth oitle or the bulldinc and SIIWI oocs on 1hc nonh lidt, homtowDen coultl 0111 bealiQ& coou 10 pot<'<tlt," maillcaiacd H.all. who hctls his ~~Ofl' home'Witb a wood aow. He is cuna11ly lookina lnto • plan for ...,. hctlilll d<siped by Owcm-Cominc. Th~ laratst aovcrnmrnt projm 10 tap the ,._.n•s powt r Is a plant in Colifornla,,consistini of h~s or acre~ o( mirrors focuu:d on a boiler~ The wattr boils and turns a curb1ne. Howevn-. whe-n tmray '' coll«tt'd and distnbuted. some of il is lost. In this aample, solar tntr&Y is transfetted lo th< -.·at" in the tank. Thil htat cn~gy is tramrmect to rltc'\ncal cncraY in the turbine ...Govnnmcnl tnd induJtry h•ve managed to lind Ihe least crrl<ienl woy to use h and chey say it doesn't work.' ' complained Hall. He nCied that wilhin fou< y<ars Bruil ..;11 have completely rtplaccd !hrir aasollhe use wilh alcohol produced from its CXltn.SM IUSU b«t c-rop. , Hall belic>'tS I he tlnited Scates can and should mo•e in the ... same dircaton. "We fiav,e .~. cobacco leaves; lrees: f t can f<rment any kind or plant to maloc alcohol. Fermcnleif g.rain srlll contains protein and can be: fed to cows. Jn some lnJtanccs garbage can be f<rmentcd, " he added. s......... TM No Nutes Conccns was t~< brain child or Bonnie Rain, JaeksoP Browne, Graham NUll and Hall. H< bell..,... tit< concert l«omptisM<I what it ,.... intended to: to introduce lht public lo environmental issues t nd to raise money for groups around tht country. The eonccns net red 5350,000 dollars fo r anti· nuke Otpnizations. 'T'be album and movie revenues are ~• exp«1ed to be in tho millions. s.m the major idea 'was to aim the public 1o the llanacrs of nudc:ar eneru. "We wont you to rtod and get the facts. TM wdl informed public' win mate tho right decision. W$ had 200.000 pet>pto_inlh< pork and 100,000 In the Garden. Probably about half earn• for the music 1111d cot introduced 10 the problem. "W< planrtd the seed or curiosity," aptalncd Hall. Much or tho conrroveny Jnd public interet~ has faded because lhore ho>'C beal other cvcots 10 11te the fOC\IS away from the antl·nuclcar mov~t, lfe sold, and has ~n cnattd some sentiment ap;nst it. "The Iran ·and Afghani 1ilua11on has kfl pcopl< in a natlonall•llc and mllirarisJic mood. and an)'lh1na '&nli· Arn<rlcan islookcd down upon," noted Hall. "'-<1-· Some ptO-nuke corporations are ria> usina the MidEut tension tO promote nuclear.. power. ••11M:y'rc: sa)'in& thot nuclear powtr plants wiU hdp act the Ayatollah off our bocks," he said. Puttina oside cnvironmcnlt l iuucs, Hall noted that nuctor power doo;s not makt economic senJ<, Nuclear planis'Pf"d~ the 1150$1 expensiVe doctricily a'rliloblt, and they Cl'<att (he leiiSt jobs ptt dollor. In a rcpon by the late Scnotor 1.co Ryan, b< ....,.,!:<!that In-ina in solor cnercy would1:rcoto four tlmesos rnony Jot». The Federal Energy Administration (FSE) compiled a report in ,19'78 tho! l'bund that u :tbc aovommcnt !nves1ed a half biUioo doUan In photo voftoic cells il would drive the price down enou&h so thot everybody could bu) than. He dted the ICI!ri-condUCIO( indutlry a 1111 uomple. TM IOvamncnt ilwtslcd billions in micto<in:uill ror the II*'< Pf0Cta!11 and the miliury. New advaac:anents ~purred by the IOvcmmtOI doll111 resulted in eJtUcroe price drops. Calculators thai oq~ <ost o•er $200 can be bouJhl today for uftller SU. ibe Fl!A report lodlcMcd tho! the pcrnaocnt coWd ttCOY<r the COil of diC altl tbrOIIIII uvinas oo diad , .... tbal ...... ....,aors. "A nodca- p1M1 COlli Sl billion. For oae.liolh or ~ !hot. tbe . . , _ t coald 1JCt the. wbole dot lndwuy orr the sro!u."'," Hall ,ald. "~• how: the means co solve the pri>lil~ We .., do It; but m h••e to move in the ri&ht direction." ""*' �.. .. f Procedure and bickering bog down the Assembly by Daa BowiUII Ct~~r.- £dlt"' Howcv<T, this proeeu baudvtnc:od very slowly due to the inexperience ' or tbe Assembly membcn and Altbouab eornmlssloned with the leadtn In ParUameotary prooedurc. respooa1>ility or pmtcaina and Mllth of Monday al\tmooll's promotina studeou' riahts and Assembly mectiOJ, rcmln'-t or wdfaro, the Student As5odarlon the body's previous tbrte (SA) Assembly mmben havt.so Car ptberinas, was OOClSWIJed by the been unable 10 . make any dioordcrly eooduct or Assembly ...bstantial prosnss in tlllll roaard. Spcater Arltnt Zwilllna and The paniciparion or Assanbly cntbusiastic, but oa1vt: SA members bas substantially waned A.utmblymen. • since tbdr first l!lc:etina in October. A continuous Kries or motioo.s, Many of the studmu who fulr.ll points o r order. points of thor lcaillatlvo duties by arttndlna information aod othtr bureaucratic TilE DIAS: (11-ooo loiU &lc: G.._..,_~- """"' 1ft , . . _............ n. a..- ;o -r.be Talbert Hall aarhtrina• often rules or prooedurt have ap-ed to .....,... and~~• Auodttioe President nm 5hHMn .., It ·~the MIS of Its ttrs1 ...... end still U. Md t-.R* of Mon4iy'"s As.saftllbly IIIMting-• Ul... 1\M "'t ....., oMtt!My"hhtMYtift ......_ decide not to wait until the Q\«tin& friahten the majority or m<mbers il adjourned before thty leaw. into silen< submWioo. Wltilc thek the SA orpnilation. bask SA ocdvilles, philosophy. aod not suffodcntto attend the mectina Their apathe:ric auhudc is art aStntial reaulalions for an suuaurc c~plained to them dunn, simply to afvc 11 viewpoint on understandable considerins the orderly oonareptlon. th< equality Motlou the asscmblqc tban to conduct c:crtain patcivcd incqu.idG in •"the mundan< proeedural tasks the body of the Assembly mombtrs has A typkal meeting may contain as simpli omside: rae:ard\. sy:stem•• without knowioa themusr dispe::ose whh before the mort betomt di•paratt due w the control many as three: modons oo che: floor Ahhouah this lninus has proce:n and lhc purpose or witlded by studenu most familiar at on• tim<. Confusion thea tqlns occurred s;in« the Assembly firll cove-rnmtnt . The diHcrcncc rd~ant is$ucs concemin1 student JOVcrnmcnc .are prest"ntcd • • With Robem Rul<s o( Order and 10 rcian .)tlfl\en individual mcmben oraanizcd, il fs espcc:ially bct•·rcn show-borlCS and wor~· shout Stlpport or disapproval or the di.sheantnin& th:u lhls bC'haviot .st.IJI hones becomes cvidcnl in the multitude of motions amidst an occunsolare into chc semestcr.The accompli shmenu oran h ara nguing choru$-a'll mnnbefs art aU volun1ccrs. havin& organitallon and the respc:\.2. gjven reprC$tntative of tbc procedural only to submit a pttition or 40 to membtrs. · intDtitudc. It is not long aflcr one signatures for admission, whith is The A.s!.e:mbl)' could be asMsted ~ tedious and labryri.nthlne motion laudable. But the 4tudents mwt in 1h's endc:a ..·or by coor·dinatsd hill been stttled' trull I!Jiother point accepc tht- responsibility thau ahcy direction and more absolute goal\ or confusion arises. - .... have a.uumed. Simply au end ina the than ''l he "advocacy or student Tit< poUlical naiV1:te or the meetlnas would. be"'' besinnlna. ri&hu and student we:Uare:" whkb novices has burdened th.e larger halt Sheehan described in his opmjng of SA's lel)islatlvt branch with a CooCusloo >pm:h to the Assembly. Sheehan's millstone thit an efrect.ive and An example or such ianonanoc ot spm:h might have explalncd th~ responsive student body must S.., di$l>lllted by the members workingi an_!f goals or lktJFw afternoon . Thr Assembly, but irulead pvc an eradic-ate. As SOrJ!C epe;rge:tie Monday members have demorutrated. Assemblymen wert 10 approve the obtUSt dtstrit><ion of SA in &entr>l. e:Uecl ivene:ss bc&ins wit b a Di.rect.onhlp appointmmls whtth Major Asstmbly thorouah tnowltdJe of SA Prc:sidtno T1111 Sheehan made aceomplis;hment.s will not be ~arliameot.ary order. the SA WI scmesttr. Tbe majority o( ..peaed this semester since only a Conwtulion aod tbt variouo members, afltr mum confusion, fC'*' wc:cb rcma.i.o ud timt· student orpnizatloos with which decided thar th•Y wished to hear consuminJ linal e:ums •ill 500ll the Asst1nbfy IDU$1 tO!lSUrttly diif. Whll the rtsponlibilitit:s Of th< 0 - - the >!ready rducunl Many members art content to Dirrctors e:Diai1e:d . A )bon pofukians. au.aad the weekly fuoc:tiom witho"l e:~plana1ion by e-ach Dire-ctor Hopefully. I ...... or dirution. havina aplon:d th< delicate but Jatilflcd the Assembly m<mben, conc:rttt kno-.1cdae or the audmt esseotial feauues aod fW>Ctiolu or altllouab it ..·ould h••• been aovernmenl pr~ and • 5110111 audmt aovernment. uM..-y if they had bothered to caunl lcadenllip .will T<SOlC tbe The oaual tim• eoosWBed by in.....,iJIIe the «aaniwion •hich AJ.Kmbly from ilJ sLrua&linc ofrl<ial business dwina tbe usually they =tly joined. infancy. Tbe mtluuium of the on< and ant half hour me<rinp il The mtmben will hav• to rnliu Assernblr members should be minileuk when compared to the tbot tht ... t majority of refined so as to rid the meerina or sr-.n Aaocii;tion Pft-'Mnl filw &hHNn amoWlt ••sed up in bkkcrin& and covcm.meual work G done ou.uidc tbeit WU><CtSJUY quibbliap and coniusioo. Members prof~ ~era! Asstmbly mettina. It is iodedsivmess. Hu putmtt~IIC.,..... al SASU cvnJ.,w.c. 11t amg/lemtOII ...-in..-""""' Heated SASU meeting results in little ch~nge Tempers llarcd, but the Stu~ent Association of the State l)nivenity (SASU) emeracd united, accordin& to Pruklent James Stern u -he described that orpnlzatlon's member&hip conference held tltiJ past w..kend. four members of the UB Student As5odatlon (SA) went tb Bin&hamtoo far Ulc biannual mc:etlna anq .l'fOJidmt Tim Sheehan came b'ome with a ;sliaiJ!Iy mbrc pessimiJtl< view of SASU. The conf.....,.,. was marn:d by araumentJ belwccn the Third World caucus end·the other srlldeot orpnlzatlons on hand, Sheehan uplaiocd, oildiJia'tblt th<KICrimonl$1' w:ban&es caused the mmber ocl>oob to debate racial qlations rllbe'r !lwi'SASU poliey questions, such u tuition and lasl- siunrDOr'l donn rase bite. Tltc nilrd·World caiiQIJ eaiiOCid dkaensioo Stern admit ted, asaertlna that the entire COilttoVCIIy wU d..C to the'JtOUP'I dealre to remain active io any rest.Nc:tcd Stare-wide ltlldeol usodallon. The cat~CAU was ooocemed it would 001 be induded in•SUNY Olancdlor Cifrard Wlwtoa'a praposal or in an allmwe plan to morse the oow-are SASU and Student Assembly i>rpnlzatioo. • "Anytime JOU trY &Del r<S~n~Cturt ~ Ukt tltiJ," Stern mailllaiocd, ·• you are bouod to tel poople upeec. lbey ...,.. c:on<m~ed about tboir role." , Accordina to tbe calltiiS, bc>WcTer, U.e ewru~t rescn~C~wina­ would cut bad! mioority rcprcoa~wlon. SASU hu 1111tilllle eDd of lbe.tCIIX$l<r, Stern atimal<d. to came up will! a tapOiliO to Wlwtoa's proposal pr I~« a dluatioa in J'hlch lr would be cxduded the proeeu. The Olaacdlor lw...,. oo r.-d "'kina bil . _ for rcsbufllina th•two aoverameots, reportCidJy s:pwml ~1 bls ~ will> SASU'slobb11na orrecti...._. • Sbeeban said coafllct resulted wben SASU stbools PfQioaaed tbeit debales, leavina 6tde time Cor community c:oUcaa to sptak. Sbeeban admitted Ular tbt eotirt affair was "fi\ISlndna." .. many itans or i m - to UB...,.. not diltuucd. After thrntmina to walk out units> all Ita manbels - • stated. the Third World caUC\11 eharJed d!Sitatlna mtmben with racism, Sbcdlan added causina somo Khool's dtrq.tions to leave the oonfermce. 11lese araum;.,ts prevenud talk about construttlve ~es. th< PTaident araued, iDSistin1 that at tbe JUOt c:onf<rtnct.. more prDduetlvc mattm _ . ifrod. ·Stetll .however ,left tbt coor........ encouraacd about the or..,UUtlon'a WillY. ·~Came.Hnoary, FCibNary &Del Marth we will be ready to fllltt iJl.the Lqill&l1lrt. qa1nst what ·we CJtpoct to be 1 bad budatt for studeau," the fortaCr UB INdeBt noted. rr- Tbe~olloflalmcdlhallllemettinawilhpuranall·daYrtireat l>_f SASU'stop offiCctf 10 ~ J1oo orp.niutioo and CQIIJiallt~ 1'10111 SUNY c-ral. P. d. BOTTOMS FOOD - BOOZE- BDDOIE ,., . _ - _ .., .•_.. . ap- 1~ r llbt •~ tro~ u .a. Ita aotlls In the race of . 1llii&iilila;.iiiiiiiiii!.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiia~••••••ilii...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiil �\ Eating turl<ey outside~ -. us ~ ers face eviction '• day rlt11 f lbeff W<re 110 buses, now there are 110 rooms. UB studenU ruiclina 1t the 0aancn Collqe dormitories will f~« a few days of i.-.wnienet durina tb• opcomina Tbaobcivin&. Ouistmas and Easter holida)'S. Tbe eJ<plaille<l Dacmen's Stucknt Ufe Director Pota" UB students mel ~ Swtou indMdullly and W<fe UISU11C1ed 00 tbe replatioos. Em~IJoollah stucles>U waeawan: of tile f\llu"' lad: -up, "they wen St..._. prasu~ 10 stay here because !bey mlaltt 1101 haYe had any ocher~ to stay." Stu-son rema.rttd . 10 lock iu dormitory doorS to UB Althouah tbe Tbantsalvinc studalu who are not as fortunate. situation cannot oow be ...:sifled, Wbeo tbe winter wiilds bqin to • Dacmen ofrlciau are ottcrnptina to blow, studetlu will be 6t<TIIIY "left devise a policy to help out in tbe cold." accommodate tb~ prodipl UB .. All u\Kknts 'A-"Ut aw_)I'C: whe:n students (Of Ouiscmas and Easctr. they si&ned the (Jiousinl) CIOOU11CI All studenu rtSidin& in D&<rnen Oubolk CIOIJqe has scheduled 1onaer vacation periods.. and Plans ~~~~~~;~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~JWL~t&l:~th=e~y~wou~ld~not~be=al~lo~w:ed~to~. stay hrre when the dorms close," ·Friends wish )!ou luck on a big exam. GOoa friends stick. around to see how you.did. rooms by 8 p.m. on Novembct 2S. dormicorits vacate their Howevrr, UBmuJt undercraduates are still scheduled to aueod dasses the next d•y and, if they clecide not to skip. must (ind thc:ir own act"Ommodations. For winler recess, Daetl!£n plans to dose their donnitories Oecc,\,ber 20 which will-be three days before UB h.. its last day of dasses. UB studenll will be nturning for the Sprlna SU1'estet on January 12 althouah their Daemen counttrpfi'U have an exLra week to frolil; In the snow. ) Hrf!MS/;-\) \/Tf ., . . ~ . ~ -' I . ,. . .. 1Hf11SDA r 'lllTE 3 lltJD·5PuTs S1 ln. Eat . -~ -. 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''"" '" '"·" ....mel .i fwo.ttl,' '-Huk· L\l.,'\lhit1~ ~I •H.II lw"1' anti ht•t l.!twoo,t!ll ltllht' un th•• 'L'UMtd l'1•••r uf n 'tun \ K1t:.l,.tll "''~"'IN'II IU '"' IU tfM• nn11t.h•· nM •It~.IIM• '\lilll! ul Hltttttllllllt._e lur !!o,\"1'M h11Jt1ici1~ :.!•• wt t~llntl , h...t-i~ IU altm\ ,_ n1th IM..- ""tur. •" ""' nuuhl " 'I \Hih a itt natuh.N1atw- .,.,., 'h;u" pL~tt11 o~l 1•;~'·' •-uuu•n;;;~l.Jortoal tlbl.lun• :0..1f1 ht'U\\II!!o oftMI \tl111" ..,. •• lit~~· hMton.nllN·n••m !'!lw•hl'r.,.-lr\\IJit't'.ull tiJr-.,"" ~,,,., .. pint.. n~· uu lh•· n~hl 1•• 111 h•·• . .Hil lltt• -..u~k· ,,.-t ••dtWIIIIli'Ul. lh', fk1h•11 hc•IH•'t'l!o llmt \ \'l.. iUIUIIl!>lll' lt\l'tlh h•'IJII'I'II Itt tt\C'I'\'flfWt ufhtll, hullhW I IIi•\ ,.:llllllllflllc:t'flllludt ut I he~ lfn~:. lhtl w la,v th·u;~tns tlu, Sl11'1' '''..,.1011'l''ht•J':O h.nt· -·· �. ' ,.... f ~ Coincidences . -:·:---$- !k "-·--- RESTAURANT found tha.tl!\'er')'OOC dreams siJ'to eight li~ a nt,StU . tlloie poopSc \~t'ho are &ure lhey M\~r do ~t:Jny people.,.~ \'Md and frequent d""'""' in tin,.. of omotion.tl ounnoil, or during perlocb " 'hen the)• bmak rroe of >CCUStomed f'04Jti..... C\l"'IS GRAND OPENING a.a..a..ta ....._ ,.. a.tty . .. ......Ue ...... a-.. _ _ ...... _ O..c:r..t., s-c::w.. .... ----· -.-·-w-•o-aGocoo~-· 47 1\erunore Ave, Amherat, N.Y. -83~5181(Jtut TeU........., ~ OPUf' DAJL.Y PROM It . . W te ,_ IH'e•lohrol.lg!lo. Jun& told or I \\'<limn who WIS maldt~g no pn>gress bcca""' she was oo loc:bd In lnt~ll<oc:tualizi"8 Ihal she aUm~ no acceu'to her m;,ld. One day, u s.he w.u ok••cnooos to Jure • dreom 1n "hid1 had t~~•-m IMII' • sokk'n ICU'ab, he heud • light laJ'Ilis1g on tho "ondow befljnd tum Tumln&o he saw o Luge m-, thai ..,.,med to be lryi"81o gel into the dork room. He optned tho window, ea1J6bt tho 1K1j! In mid-air and.,,. It wu a geer>.pcl .......,bo<ld lleetle. He hmdotl it tu a.. ~.,. •sync:hroniQly ~ !eetM 10 ;ncrt!.a!e 1o 'iOIUe dimcnaion when there is intensity o( f~u~ whe1her tl\ltl rcdJn& be due to fall•"8 in Ia\ e. ,.. boi"8 in 1 period or tftath-e otruQ;Ie. ,.. heigllll'l>ed itaoe of emotional conflkt: she rcpons. As therapill. she both with di'COms and w>lh •ynchronistic happcniop. 5omltllnti their me•mll8 1s lmmediialely apparent to her ond her paoieniS !lui more often she has om..tved • repctiti>-e pauem that 1!\'cntually leads 10 oome underlt.'lndiOS. She~~ one wom.an who had 1hree auto accideniS in a row, lllough her drhin&" ...,..,rd lilt thL'Il had beon dear. Eaoh lime, she was apparently blomelesa. first a driver rear-ended her as she waited 1n c:eniOt' lane for a right to chAnge. Thfl tlrct:l was slick •nd the ·-'tiS • ""'*' 1he "'CHnan. "Thll ·~ pOOClured tho de5ired hole in hL'I' rJtloMiiom and brot• tho Ice or her intellc!ctwJ resUI:mce . .• 'nle trulrttent could oow be continued wtth N tilfactory rauh.s.• Jung wrote. .,.,. und..... andlng or •yn<:hronldty ;, the ""• whk:h unlocks'"" door to I he u.tom appo...,.,poicm 101G111y n"'' we Rnd 10 myJterlous,'" Jung wrote. St~t;h undermnding may help heal ohe rifo hoH""'" or olhcr won\An braked too late. t:a.!it and Welt. and IJctween raUonal and ln1Uili\'e Next, ~'he \Vils mov[ng 'wiLh trarnc in center lane lhhl~lng, adds Or. Bolen. In hor own.,...,, paylng hO<'tl to tyrlchrontcily hu proved tu ha helpful in her cho1t:c when another woman suddenly changet.llanes and hit hc_r. l11cn a third woman hit her. a&ain \Yhlle ~hn wu. waiting.. Slopped in center lane fa•· a light. and ag"iu from the rear. 11us other d rivlla"t h1·akc~ had folk-d.. Thc_.S(tquence became s1UI more b3ffiing \Yhcnthli woman learned Ihat on Ihe day or her thirtlac;ddcnt tl co-wurker. with whom ~he wast~ to be friend$, also surrctcd a ~rake faUute. At Lhl• po1nt she mode a mcflla1 link: just .before hc!r nrst colli!Jou she had 10 hucomc A psychhllrlJit. to marry; aod to makcoth~. tiUU.1IItw cJ(-clSklllS. D1·. lk)lcn dues t~m~t. 1't0t 11dvoc::.:11u tot..~1ng uwuy C"\I.Se ttnd or annlyth; thougtu . in pursuh or sync:hroofchy. "l 'm;~ ~~khlg ror what's kllt outt she :~.alt.l A pe.r,..on cMwythlng hut llneou·, rational lhCHJI)hl might ho V)ijWUd as a bit duiJ in out• society and he: mu.y e~pcrlenOO hi& llrO CIS "all 81'Cyed OUI"-hUI hu WOllhl })t"'btlbly bo COI1Jic:Jnr\!d of j(Mjntl mind, A IXH"jjOU \\1hU J».'lyA ;~ uentfon to synchronicity. though, is often heW .-uspo!d. Vel both khw or thought arc important, >hecontend•• • "l'•ylnj! attention to •.rnc:hronk:ity. li~c p;l)1ng attention to drums. addJ an cu;tra dimensiori tb.lt enrlchcs our inner lhoet and anotl~.r faooi w our ;IWAI"ee~.· Or. llulen writCI in her book •uur peroepllo•u obaut the naoure or the aituallon and our whu '4nore1 1ufferod an emotionAl shock in on incident whh tho co· \\rorker. She now realized Lh.al the a11empt 10 00 ~~~~:o~~s mutually destructlvu und decl~u end A c.:~us;aJ ex:Pianation or thi!i ~e(of M.Cidt.."fltl eludt."l. Out "like a series of dreAms in which t.hc ume theme li repea~ecl in different settings un1U the dreamer !10' ohe meS>agO; tho collie.,. sen-ed this woman in helping her underslond • relationship. · •c:kl• WoriJns with. ,schizopltrenlco, Dr. Bolen has "when they •re un the ed,;<' ur Ulno,.._ Jynch.ruoi:stic e\'ents happen i11 a ~'er n10 • This is "'" indicalion or heiptened emotional at!\'d. no1 of lllne>s. """ $11'8S5ed. ·Whao wu abtrml1"4! wa> ohe g:ove ' ' - C!\'elll>-• declolons oboul tho Ollilude or aQlon 10 t.'l~e n ..., tan lM• h;~St~l (W'1 what we know or feel intuith'Ciy a1 well~ un ration&~ c::otUic:ler~tiont.."' \\11\lfa nlOr'e. attendinc 10 ayochronk:ity adtb il oul>tle ......, . of od\•ontw-e IO life one! rein(or<e$ oi15L'ri't!d ,,,., re;,.l "'"""'llfl'hcy Mll<l psychia.orllts reteCt aa f~tl of achlzoph.rernt imaginations and iCJ lose 1hcir po~Ucnlt' l11.&S1, Or. Bolen has round. Yet C>plorlt~g them . with the p>t>enl .., leod to e"\'t!ln awarene:u: of c:onnccdoN wilh fuOy pon:elve. ropona ur aynduun!Aic pan~ "e cannot present 80/81 Precision At A Discount. (For students only.) Come by 101' a special stvdenl discount card. lfs good lor; a whole year, and entitles you to 10'!1. off any Command Performance service. Including our precision hai~u1. • Precislon hal~uttlf19 is ourtechniqueforcuttlng the hair in harmOny wtth lhe way it grows. So as it grows it doeSII't lose its Shape. Your hai~ut will lOOk as good 'after five days as it does afler mlnules. A precision haircut with shampoo and blow-dry costs just fourteen dollars for guys or gals. less 10'!1. of course: We also o(ler permanent waves. coloring, frosting and condltiotolng. No appoint· ment '*lded. just come in. Take advantage or our offer. it's ptee~setY what you need. rove 2 Shows- Wed. Nov. 19th at 7:30 and 10:00 pm GRANADA THEATRE 3.1 76 Main St. TICKETS: $5.00 students - $6.50 no,Ystudents - $7.00 Day of show Tick~ on sale at Hctll, Buff St.; Record Theatre Groi'IIJdo Box Festioo/ & Taco ' =o.tw.,'I ~--loll -Do J ..........'If. a»-•7?3 . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-...... . �Willl.undine bill prevent.future radioactive disasters? - - - -- -- - - -.DY Carol Monfenon IUl.,, lu kiU the ...,.,nd.-L McCunnacl< lhrcawrllld 10 l>011kl up l.he Lundioe h ill and let il die. rather than k't wNl be w.w llll a .,.._,..,, tSf in\'tllvins NRC """""Sftl ol wolilc mo~ m.allen. AI>IJ with the""""""' ul Mr:Olml:id., ...1-.. ~ dbuict in IV~ Sudo lndutb ·11lllllrsi!V"de ttoldlcr le~..,. I he room Shot tciO....,..""""' I hey~"' to ploy with the r...,(..,ry >d. m.otdta ond prvpontl .w_. """'N"""''· '"" 1"""-. """'"' 11101 it moy be • ..t<acher t.U. tho lint gro.Jors ltt.l the.)' ore ...,.,.,....blc. No the Hanford l.ltlinj; the bill, Ollil\fF IIUI '""' wW be WAic~Vnj! ""-"''- 11"')' lhoo1d he ....y mn:ful not - und<r unbelievable i'<"'>""' 10 1\0CI. olf. w bwn the tchool down ln tho.,...., ul M>fl<lillcalloo ulthe •lr..~. stern Club Ri10Uitth'1: W<mc Cl.mpai.(n Wb llqtrid high le\d ..-....,. •I We:.l V>llcy. 100 "to•..:her" lo lllll bl.cd lu inlet'\'ene wilh 011~ al>ll rcqt.IC>I him uo "'"''liM" Nudear fte«ulatory Ulmmttsion, and the! '"fine tcnd~l po"UYbbun. Tht1 ~ ref.-1 ond on t la• <u~orory, sa11 • •oudcnl.- IJ the Ooportmenl ol f.>""lC.Y IIJOel. ~m to till! ~ askirtj( him lo Mand llrm. A> Cooj;reD adJUUI"ftS II b t;~villj! II., Oevonmt!ftl or f.O""l!J' '"'"""""" Corey, Scmlor Moynihall, NYSt:I\PA tlt;ol""'n J&nu l.:.woc:ca, ~'YStlWA bnl uf l ruslees OlL'fnhc'h .. '"" D$5ignrnenl ""-'•ni"'! up'"" high lou~ ......,. • • w .... Juamg Undr:rwuuti and Abn Md:OW:tn and ~an Vllllcy in a hiU w11ldt requl""' nu NUclear llt!gulolllf)' IAJIIdklc aU put in ~ l llpl!•r.tt,.,._.. al loo Olli'W" t:Onunbsion lic:et~•\8 ur n!:fJUI.Lufoo we an·· uot tuo hopeful uri"roo. UUring 1111! Carey visit, a ~atol ol II gul-.....,.lurial aklt_.. (or the succ:eu o( eilher a.>W'tntcnl Wu ~ thts "'..autk."flb·· :.nd rour rcportcn. were \4>;Jil in~ outside, I U h ear lhC won.l. don~l hum c.lo'"'" the adlool.. lA.a.t minute huddlr:t on ttw legislation invoiVlnl( >n•• l.undlne hill whk:h wuukJ provide outhuti,..llon lor liM! McUlt'tOOcl<, Oinj,'<!ll, Wydler. !.undine •nd l>tiiiii!L'f' ol'O> oor. to •pend $.5 mdUon on work prclfmu\ary tu the run..wal 1"\liUhttd in OI'MJlher &igulfaut COtT1prontise, aUo,ving (ic~tly •utd solfdJiaCIIon Uf lhe high le\lcl liquid WO>ICl> •< Wbl Oil off the linancial hoo( Section 6 IIIS<!I1eU by Valley, hu hlUI)I klflj! ond >IIH-rny hi>IUI'y, ln AUjlual, h lilllllly Oi.ngell eo~Hcd for I he Attorney.Gfmer• l uf lhtt u.s. 10 t.: unduct enltu•god fron1 lhV ttouse Commerce t:ummittoo in 3 funn a .!IUt.l)' "tO tJctCt'IUinC tho fdcntily of. ancJ thu Jog11l that pr.oiJlt: in Nt."'v Yur.., w uld lh't' wllh. I'~JA.111$ihilil y"' h'hid1 "ilny person, may 1\ll\'t (o r- th4! H i~ard Ottil~nr luuJ ufftlmd an ~lll wntln'-'ult wh1ch cJc..-u»tt.-m imttion nnd th,."(X)mntis."'oning uf, ll)u. silu." """'""'ion. w•• •-* or O>llfl""""""" ttev. ·n,., gavr. the NRC the powct• tu :thul tluwn thu 1)1'(}~1 uny timu h p11Wbiou allowed the Attorney Gcner.tllo 11-'t."m'Cr~l.& ln .u 11 dotcrmfnucJ the public'' hc;,hh und ,.;1ftlly lo ho nl rhlk. Although Uuingm·~,; umcndmcm frll In I' ..'I hoM u( thu f ull NHt: licco s:ing chiwr•• in th(! altiiO thOuHhl Wilt> t~ury , h 5eemcd Uke thtt hMt we were going to ~1 1n turmt uf NH ~ ~Jch Jittr'kn'lllupuruUng upon hJs respoosihility. to lie up the aoUc.lificaJicin project in liligalion. (Nuck•.ar ...uul ScrviCB lJ the subsidiary of (.:Cuy Oil thou CUI't"Cntly hu 4 un lhc ~te w•til Oeccmt)er 3 1, 1930}. Oln~tt:ll ~tu1 ed ho \Vhc1"Co.-u onvironmanta.lillA thou!;hl thu Utlh'8Cf" pruvi»kJn had offered mlnimal but ntceiltl.ry U''e....,'ftl. Col'lgf'Cl).ltum and other nudoar opoloj;lll• 1?K - 14K ANY HIGH SCHOOl - GOLD 00 J25 .. ~~~~'"'0 m.1~ atrm,cthM(ng ..mtnlmml• kalk:d in lab1 ! 1 f minul~ tlunc! lnod"'C- lhe !.undone bdJ qu;cJ.ly pu;;ed !loth •1>11 Smato.. Alolw"'l(tt ,__,.,.,. WO>i>ldllly lllllaoeallirll! r.... vi'""""'l"'" ullhe ........ the lq(i>tJiw -ery op.odllcolly >1•1<-tl oolillifC<ItW "'I>Uid be by i1rifudnn IH' by t.ud'l "titer t~ '"tuch the Soc:n.'t;ary dchYTrltiQ \u be_ tnC»I t!lf~vt! (~ M'll!idift.Jtion." "'" ·- .-w."" ''- ... ~ ....... nc. ..... 18K . 24K Jur a H.tn yNr 11n..!<.'t b ck:o.rly nol enuut~h, Anc.l wu n:matn whh lhu unplc~~Qn l fa..-llf18, lh11l to gr,u the Ut.11:11'1men1 of t-:001l<)l lhC J)ll\\o(!l" 10 nlf(Uit~ IU iiS4'lff b .,.J i rrt.~ III'Htsih.., AS it W.IJ Ul l('i\'lj thu AHNIItC ..JICf'Jl\1 UHJutti»iotl t he power \U M!#lUI.:Iln lt~1lt I hi:. IJiU'''ur f(h ~ 1t l u tht ,\ U: In lhc 40& '' ".) ~\\'U)' Ill 1974 \~ht to lht· UJ1ntu1 ~tun WO&I!o lt4-,, up tu tJ\'tft'~!\ 1 Uw raktm NtH11·.u· nu.:ulia.lury tJfU t\ t;.t,, n·n:arnt.-'ll .. , nnd Uu\ulupmutll "~'''l(.'Y• utKJ r'IO\\ callud IJUI.'.. Wtt thin ... lhiJ 1'-lf(l'fJ!I-S]\'tl !!-h ili ur nu UWI1lil u o r OOt: b ~~1flf( for th•J fln. l tvadunt In thll cht·ml~tt·y lah tiJ hun 'I Uo\\ n IIMJ K'ho ul. Carol AJo'f#"MNft une of 11te fooncJt-,.~ t/' tM ~·t»,.litioo tm We.u v-.Mir:y IVuclctlr IVute., wrole 11111 •Nidi! fur lllc Wo>lc • ,.-,.-, lltfl &iirrprinf«<ttiflt ~ BUFFALO STALUONS fJ DENVER AVALANCHE J285 _._....C.ASH• ~ ~ Prl4.f/IY, N ...,....b..- J4tA a t IJI.~""- · TfcUC.·«"tA•r..U •• •) Reg. Price $7 · $4W/ Commu«n- l.D. Sticlwr • $5 A.ll othar students NEW. RELEASE SPECIALS D-s . Gralat lfib a.- . ~· Jl.dtt a..lo Neil y_, . &.a & 0... £uti, F.M ~ lire · t Joe . . . . .... ,~ Job V-"1 -w... • Dirf .. Cioo • ,_,. ~ . Sec.~&",.......,. AJa ,.,.. • n. r... ., • ,......, t:.t} c-. n-,o.l · ._c...,.~ . fttliclla . ,... Din StNib • ...., · lWaq mMiia • ..._, 'FrwMJi. UST SW UB 4.98 8.18 Il.JB 1.11 6.39 3.49 6.39 9-*' 5.49 $.49 5.49 7.11 7.11 8.18 1.11 1.91 7.11 1.11 6.39 5.49 5.49 '$.49 $.49 WAN11D ·miD U"c We will tiD .-,taWe U"a ia trW w cnA .e.. ••••• c., •• • «.a*. ....... ,.. . . . . . . . . , . . ~. . . . . s..,J ,_,_a '• a...,,.,._ •...,. CW.•..,.._ CHAI.l.ENGE THE UNKNOWN. Bell Aerospace is recruiting prospectlve graduates to join one of the world's leading research/development teams. Consider your future with a vanguard company pioneering in diV8fSified electronics, laser. combustion, air cushion vehicle and other threshold military and industrial technologies. We offer a gen&rous fringe benefits package, challenging assignments and pleasant four-season living in 'Nesteln New York. IF YOU'RE A PROSPECTIVE GRADUATE (8S, MS) IN ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,SIGN UP FOR AN INTERVIEW NOW. WEU. BE ON CAMPUS NOV. 13 14. a I ~ ~ JU"'IIt.i'JI 1\Uit fMI\~V dh.ct:!tl& '"II vi•Uun tururnw tlo n a.tJUUI the ac::IH\'itk~ uf UUf. •Y•It...'rt~k:ltty and tHl.ai'Ylgul.tr t~ tlul'i~ the h-n ye~Ar 1wuiti1 •w nloioL~ \J111wn their fllhit:ctiun~ to J'MJ10!ilnd 11diuttao i.> undu;ar o~tthiJ littML. Ono puhlk: hc;arhlg 'VL 00 ~ z oa>•P"'IIIu. ""' 1...aJ1u. lhls lloll abo alluatc.J w.t> with !10 tlef'O'-nl lv hut.~ hy Ihe t'bdurat lhpa)1,. ~,_. IU l)ll'TU.'nl WI f1e lllul.i.'<l UV hy ~.... Vorl Sial• IUpil)'<nl t~, ~til •..., ycarJy Olt~lft:.al•~ rur i..hc wlkliiM:•tivn \ ANY RING ~ ··~· """"""ironnk.'!llolly SA COMMUTER AFFAIRS presents MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE. CLASS RI·N GS ANY COLUG( - ~ t4wn·~ ~JUn·h 'Ill~ pr'tl\ri,tun w h iCh m el w oa.-med citiu:nl' \Yorry 1hu 1 lhll k"CCer11l I(.!,Pslollun wru. uJJo wtng (ttltty Oil tO \Yil~1iWny r1u n1 ll\0 SJIC \YithOUI. bci Ji rtg Utommensuralt! ~ore uf clullll \ lp COliS. was 5U'UCk. It Is rumored. hcc:aWte or NI-' S pt'C$$VI'll twcrsrgtn. "'u ~~ lo lty IU p.tt wch _. 1~1 ~lllnx.iua..<d 11CJ.I $CS$ion. tMJt ahh vague pnJmiw wa.a,., wmprslWII.iofl tu t1iMPtJOin'od Bell Aerospace i i tJ itt•l: I Division oiTextron Inc. .. �" I' d 111ther have • boCde In frontof me, than • fr.ontellobotomy" TONIGHT et the CPG 2519 MiliA St.6•(836· ,_ _ 11.& ; . - J 9466 Bud Splits 3/$ 1.00 ALL BAR DRINKS 75c Have a nice •nd THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS Remember Tomorrow The Ring of Pein r FIELD SERVICE ENGINEERS EARN $22,000 TO $25,000 THEIR FIRST YEAR. Explo~ the eanh In the crucr search for oU and gas reseJVes as a mana"ief of a lkld service laboratory. Apply your~ ro the fullest and learn more than you ever imagined you could. Eam an outstanding salary and drive your pe!$0nal company car. Birdwell is expanding. And we need field service engineers who want more from a job than sitting 8 ro 5 behind a desk. Position features excellent advancement opporrunltles. Requirements are a degree In the physical sciences - E.E. , M.E., E.E.T.. engineering science, physics, geophysical engineering - and an indomitable spirit that welcomes challenge. . · Bird-11, a division o( Seismograph Service Corporation, is an International geophysical e.xploration company involved in wireline services for oif arid gas welb and the collection and formulation o( r.iw seismic data. lalk with w. Or write: Personnel Di=tor, V lC'T T Box 1590, Tuba, Oklahoma 74102. 1.1. IW CLL Phone: 918.627·33JO. <alJ 1- DIVISION OF SEISMOOI\APH 5.ERVICE CORPORATION BTRD\\ THE BIRDWELL EXECUTIVE. Searching for alternativ~ · BEP beeps for new ~n·ergy 1 hero is an ultl Jmylng tlml '1:od holps lhosc who hdp thcrn:.c!vcs." As a resuh of l'•.._~idt!"' C..:nrtct"'$ onnrgy P'''fW<~ril..:which Chll~ fo t• ~ach m·N• ,,r lhC COuntry to Hike ad\'UIHU~t~ Of lht! beSt alte.mali\'0 (01'111~ uf UUI~I'I{V IU $lllisfy that l~lun'IJ fKM'<Is-11''' t>pJXU't unily to ,-.•lic'\·o Amc:rica·~ dcpt:l\(k."''l0!-011 (UIVtgn oil ni.Uy he whhin n.r.u:h. '11M.!: UUif(t'U\VIh of C:trh'l''~ IH1Jgram for Wcstcnl ~t·\V \'od. b lhc 8utlalo t.:nt.."'l(\' l't'Uii.'C• ll:st:J*). tlw •••,~klcnl'lto sUUcnN"I11. a grtHIIJ AfiL'f" ur t'1N'I'Jt\ COO...•IidOU$ 8ufT.,Iofli:&m plh••n<tl HJf;MIM"I', ant.l in 1:919 CI"Colii'\IIINt ISU' ll'M• ~tut.tp·, milin ptJrpt.ll!tf' ~ 10 CIJI'\\ty (C) chixen$ l}l(' number or re..-..ihlc• oahcn~lil~ _cnerl(v SC)Uf'Q!.'~> aulbbfo. .. n-.e tsEP iellled upon fhc main objecli,~: r't..'(lut:t: dt•pt<tW:h"fW.:t• 01\ nun· I'CilC\\'olhfc Cf\(:Ji(\' g()Urt;(.'S; l)r'OIHUhl nmnwahlr. (".nc~'ft\' I'CMII.II'fXliC; impnn,•· c1ua1it.v uf lift• thrm.tf<l\ ¥1'llf'OlUin.Hl tuchnulog,\': stn•n~1hnn nlllk•m•1 tli~fmlS~:! th,,m,..tJ• onml\'' dut::c~n ti·-. HzuHon;1 mld uoonumit· $limuluKt~nd juhli tlwuufoth - - - - - --&.kwcJol)nmnt .uf :tptJI'OJ)rt,•to t uctu-.olu~''· • "' .. . Cdmprehenalve effort AI present, Bt:P fl UI'Wf4lf-OI'.NU.._CI \l.'ilh tll(!(.:ilyofUum tlo IU outllt t."'''Wtrl(\ U$C: by Buffalo resident$. then 10 infonn citizen,) on how tu ,..uchkJ\·c nnuimum JJtilily for tho lowc5t possible cDst. Somn of 1he SfJJ's other duties include c:ontn1unfty cdUc.llion. &ohbying. dtJfg'lins _and lruploinenting """" oMllhocb or""'-~' and coodil'lc:atlon ol' gnunmor .thox>l and high 5dJuul o:urric:ulums. • • ·~ -we must howe ~ CXM'1lJ)I"e.hcn:iJ\'o effort-; 11111n:1n &"'atlonJ Dircclor '11l0ntas Cal<~u<ktll• !!-:lie I. ....:,,·ry ooo n1uSI joi•\ in thn •H·u~wvu~ion vf tHlr pt't!SCill erU.!t•~ot'' •ulll hu ;u:ti\'tl in d~it;:nirv; our ruhU'tl ctntnl(iC'Ji... TIM1main pt·oblctm. C:.at11udulf;1 ndmils. is inrtJnninJ.( tho " 'nuuuulty .. to'I'OIIl its SllKiio"it•..,.ho 81-:P hn.i fvund llt.;•t ohltO~h C.: hi~~Q l~ rcunwuud a:t tho -wltldy city,'" Uuffi&kl acauoally rtwi\'(~ morn :&nd 1\lron~Jt• w inth. nfi'kifl8 h on kltotiiJ:JQI tO h:n'tK:$5 lltCSC ak fon:t!ll. fk:ScOtrch also JJ-.ow5 .. Jh;al wi;ar powc•r an l"aducc~ our t.nilily hills hy wn JXM"t'"nt. and roduction \\'0\lkJ ll)Nil nUUiu.-.- uf doiL1N lu Ihe Ulv. .... Other points rai~ hy 11,.. srJ• :oho<• thot an e(fi!Cih'U ..,.., oolloc:1<><'is ~pahle: uf pnl\icli111¢ 8S J~lt o( t~ tjN~fl'' ncnded In a property utSulalcd 1M:.Ml"" and lhat ltw- \\'alcrfront \'iU..'W"·-att~'.t1.v undl-r rin~M.,-1 urh:an d:u· ronSirur.tion-,,ill f)l • liM'! t\atiou·,. L'l.,;t'iil pri\·aldy ''"'''""· - Cir'q Kftt.1 Ut: LAW OFFICI;S of~ SEROTTE HARASYM & REICH 800 Genesee Building Buffalp, New York 14202 William z. Rejch, Attorney Immigration & Consular Matters • ..,.liN • l'wm•nenl RnldMce Vlu• Md . . . , . _ I'WIIIoM • CitllH•Itlp PdtJoa • A•rf•m • Cl•""• Cll•ne• of .,.,.. A~lloM J'luent In H.._., YlddiU, Polish, RUMienMII ......... Fet Q>no•ll•tlon Coli 864-]52S • .&am . 5 pm �New committee is formed at UB to shed light on Con Ed's future . membera or the e . .c:utin by J tffrry Gaodloso Spm,_ St.U Wrlttt Commiu..,, -itll inpUt - e d tnl's Faeully Senaro rocauly VOted in fiMlr of establishi11a 1 Studio& Committe< for tht Divitioll or Conlinuilla Educaioa tO ,...;..,., repon and rtallllmend m•ten ccacemina•b• polieies •d p!OiltmJ or tlie U..iocnity's niaht scbool. Mlllard FU~ Collea• {MFC). Some of the .opecil'.c IO!>b that the committee wW deal with arc greurr fKUity invoh-rment in r rom Undercradua.o Educaioo Dean John Pcndouo. "The ~P iJ O!JtD," "'YI Howdl. ..,.,.., ate • DWllbcr or adjunc:t r....ky who ....,.k ;,. MFC who lllso sbollkl be pn:semecl. 11u1 the c:ommluee Oted not be madt up or arictly f.c:alty membm. 11 aMild also include: commllftity people." The eoa\mluee will number about KVen memben and is DOC apected 10 - - - tor • few weeks. But Howdl admitted, "we'll be '""kY 10 hll•• ;1aoina by the r"" they v.ill be moved to the Amhent CulpiiS, but Blackhunt rtth it_wDI be I andual sllift. "It will be a traasil.ioo. Tbis Fall o~ ooe-fourtb or our eouncs are 14uaht 00 the Amhml Can!pu$. By llUl fall, it Jbould be .,..,. onetbird. Then is ou caouab room Oft Main SU.... for all the c:ounes MFC teadles. The ac:rivity oo Amherst is dearly srowlna. A3 the Uoi•enity sloifls, oo will we," Ito uoened. Btac:khana llO(ed tlw it's more c:oovmienl routudc:nts to find tbeir Wl1 tO the MaiD SU.... Campw. About 38 perttQI or MFC studc:nu ti .. wilhiD tbe Burtalo City litniu. Ht uplaioed lhat while the Amkerst CampiiS is w:essible by hlahwa)'l, people don't know tbeir way uound y.,. But in the lana run, Bt.ckbusst added, Ambcrsr pro.;oo some utlique adVlUitaa<So " Studcrus that work aU day can .nuckot advisement. curricular otrmnas at botb the srodu•• IWid undoraraduate ln'els, usasmcn1 of cxperimc-t--lc-arnina for crcdil, promotion criteria fOf adjunct farulty, O<lmiuion ttitma and the rurure role of MFC In the Unf..rsily and oommunlty. "The commillee is lon1 Scrlous C"'~• The &andlna Conuniutt was rocommondcd by the Ad Hoc: Commill«lhll it will "'Place. The Ad Hoc: Conuniuco up last Fall to work with MFC. ln the last overdue, • • <-ornmc naed UD sevt"ral yc1rs, tome .say, the nia.tu have dinner in the .same bo.Udin& Io Continuina EdUC11tlon Dean James Bl..,khursr. "Thcrois an qcnda of Conrin'uing Education questions for lhb Univer>ily that really requires impor14nl FatllUY &llcntlon." Bla<kh urst believes thAI the 'DOCC:SSitY or Continuilfa Eduear.i on i! btcomina more apparent lo !iOCicty in general. Moreover. he e•plained, the Sonollc has finally recoanlzed MFC as an area or maj or aucntion . Due to 1hl1 allltudc, according ro Blackhurst , tho Senate lnay be "slops ahead or what's aofna on around the Country." The F~lty Senate u aonc:nlly con«rned with th<* topics 1hac ha"" to' do with UB's academic arr.u... and curriculum. Chairman· ~ Barbara Howell .. )'llhar as of nclw tbere is only a mandate for 1 commi1ree. The prospective mombtn wtll be nominated by school wa• nor strioully considered by the faculty. The Ad Hoc: Contmiuee first cxarnintd MFC ro det<rmino wbfl)lor or not the facu lty should consider tho colleae • and dtcide that they should. Howell feels thai Continuing Ed~cation is playina a broad<r rolo in (ncrcasina Unive:rshy cnroUmmt. Over tho p811 sev<ral stmo>lcr>, tbe enrollment In MFC h81 arown to approximately~ students. MFC has btc""il"i""part of UB s1~~e< 19ll, and was located in downlo..n Buffalo until the 1950$. When U B bteame pan or the State Uni...,sity. havlna an ..coina collqe in a which Ill< dasuooms are localed. P'Gltbermoi<O, they can use tho - ot Dcamber... was,., mruopolilan IJ"e& library and the book.nore aU in one enclosed area."' he poimed out. ..---SCHQk\RSHIPs--~ AVAILABLE FQR STUDY IN JAPAN! was considrrect unique. Since t hon. Millard Fillmore hu become an inteanl P1111 ol the Uni..nity. Pmontly, tho MFC ofrt<tS arc located 10 Abbotr UbratY oo tho Main St..,.. Campus.. E•onlually, lin History Undergraduate 1\ssociulion Invites You To A .POTLUCK SUPP ER AND INFORMAL SEMINAR ON "Careers in :Art & Art History" Saturday, Nov. 15th Bt 7:00 pm 56 Englewood IJ.cun:rs Include • Bill QJIT)O (Hallwollt (;oUI!I')II, Tam O.mraver (CEPA Golleryl, 1\. SUNYAB Pot-ulcy Mt•mhors - Learn The World Of PRE-REGISTRATION FOR SPRING '81 r BEGINS NOVEMBER 18th PROFESSIONAL RECORDIN.G Pick up Schedule of Classes and Course Request Form at Squire and Fronzcak accroding to the following schedule: . SELECT SOUND TRACK STUDIO 873-2717 2~ International Christian University. Tokyo is offmng tlte following scholarships fo r S UNYAB undergraduate students: Two (2) Scholarships for the academic year (1981-82) Two (2) SCholarships for the Intensive Summer japanese Program from July to mid-A~o~gust, 1981 Scholarships honor tuition and waive some len Transportation, room, board and other personal expenses will be borne by the participating students. Dormitory or off-campu.s housing facilities are available and reservations will be arranged. For complete infonnation, co111acl: Prof. Takako Michii ~nguage & Culture Programs Council on lntemalional Studies 118, Richmolld Quad (Ellicott Complex) Phone; 636-2075 (Wednesdays, 10 a.m. -t p.m.) APPLICATION DEADLINE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1980- 319 SQUIRE DATE 200 FRONCZAK Tuesday, Nov. 18 Freshmen 9<00 - 1 2:30 Juniors 1:00 . 4 :30 Wednesday, Nov. 19 Sophomores 9 :00 - 1 2 :30 Juniors 'Freshmen Seniors 1 :00 - 4:30 Seniors 9 :00- 12:30 Sophomores 1:00 - 4:30 9 :00 . 12:30 1:00 - 4 :30 I' Thursday, Nov. 20 Anyone Anyooe Friday, Nov. 21 If you are not currently registered, or are changing divisions, report first to Hayes 8, Door No. 4. Continuing Graduate and matriculated MFC students wl/1 receive materials by mail. Those wishing to register In person may do so at any time. . �editorial Last cbance So far we'Ve tried to sed~ you wun subtlety and mal<e an lmpr88$lon With Impact and we will make one lUI comment, atralghtiO<Ward and lo the point. For the pa511wo days, you've aeen pampnlets and poalert,tteard reasons and pleas, and been asked to vote thoughtfUlly on mandatory feu. We have little Idea at this point how It has all worked. The first, moat Important, concern about tile lee vote Is that : students voice an oplnloo. Countless Clfies or apathy are no juallflcalton for a poor turnout. The laaue Is wnethar or not this • Unlvertity should conllnue to have Ita students lund tllelr own. 3: actlvlllea. The declalon will del ermine the late of UB'a clubs, sports and special Interest groups. . The next most important aspeet of tne referendum lethal people vole purely With regard to Uoe l!!f!. This shOuld not be viewed as a chance to get back a t one club that annoyed or offended you or one student official who has disappoln1ed you. A student should not vote lor or agalnll the lee because he particularly llkos O(.dlsllkes wrestling. The Whole question covers a broader range and the eltects are rippling. What a student should ask himself rs whett>er he approves of the majority ol activities covored by the mandatory lee. He should stop lo consldet the cuoront alternatives and how well the University could function without the money. We've talkecJ about the problems wi th the lee and often been the htSt to report on ns abuses. But we support it, beCause presently there is little other chotce. Until a p<ogtam lhatlunctlons as well is formed tl>ere should be little change, and a.s long as the lee conlfnues, strong cheeks by students should exist to cui down o• abolish the abuses. The relerandum by Monday had garnered enough votes (10 petcent of the student popula110t1) to validate 11. We still, t>owever, urge students 1o eact e ballOt. There are lew votes that are more lmpOttant or lat-rtachtng. II you heven't voted, vole today. A'ICI thin~ seriously about voting "yes." now !• A saving grace To lhO Edllor. tM Student A$Soolallon to keep I he actMtlea oolng, Tne Mtndaoory Studonl Activities Fee nelpo Koep the 1 am sure a tot of you have dlacovored Sdlussme.ister's Ski Ciub encs raken advan~tge ot our great ald•ng ofter-1htM arev, thtee n;ghta. two days. ..,..... skll nv all lor $$7.00 otuT tu. M~y may woodet' hOW we can offer li.ICh a great cleil. Wetl, o.an of the cost• to stuoents at a minimum. When was ,,. last rime you went to tho t""ottr lor $17 Old you know a s.nvt• night hit ticket 11 Klulng Bridge Is Sll~l So re11011 lo t~anks to &A. The Stuoo.11t Aaooclatton helps &kl Club Mlp youJ They IUPP!Y us Wi\n a tund IMt helps l<uop our rates down, thiY "put thtt root ovlf our betoo·e yeo decide that yCXI will be saving S80 by YOIIng no to the s1U6en1 fee. tnlnk Wf\lt It might ooat you in tne long run, Next time you atlend an IC1ivlty, tolo • clUb, 0 1 uae a s~rvJce tetr.• a look and I'll bel your student aoliviles lee Ia U¥1ng vou -a lot. neada.'' etc. IJ•rr Aflrc,ews.t' A UntvenltV this alz.e needs an organb:allon such ~s s.dJuumei&llr-'1 Ski Club Thanks a heap! To YOUl ll 1• refre5h1ng to knoW U'lat tnere ate peopte at UB woo will come out on 1 <Old 5undoy motntng IO ""'P m• Editor. On Sunday, October 18, Clrete 1\ held a hlkell>lke lor tho MMlls Foundotkll\. Thlt letter Ia bul..lly !vat a BIG THANK YOU to lholl wl>o pa~lclpaottd. THANK oul a worthy causa. Jon L.evln HikaiBI~• Ch•lrm•n Minority support According to Webster. a minority gtoup Is one or a gtoup charactenzed by a aense of a separate Identity from tne larger whole.. Inherent In that definition IS IM idea of separate and different needs and auuudes. A Universi ty tile site ol UB plays host to a variety of mlnol!ly and special Interest groups and tllelr Involvement in Utw•erslly allairs should be encouraged. Unlonunately. however. cohesion or Identity among minority students is often lost. II Is encouraging to see minority lraternilies and coalitions attempting to organize the students they want tQ represent. We hate to say that lithe~ oon' t do II, no one wrll, but unfortunately 11 has prOYen true. Ne~enheless. Unovera•ty suppertlor the organizational effort IS a crucial requi,ement tor tne.u .survlval, yet there Is Hille evidence thai tnal 1s available. Assemblyman Arthur 0 . Eve warns that UB nas renfijged on Its commitment to minorities. The sum•ner closure of the Office of Mlno•lly Student Affairs Is a clear example of why people should question tho University's commnment to minorities. The admi niStration's argument that n s1mpty duplicated the services of ns parent office, Student Affai rs, hU been questioned. Most impertant, nowever, Is the apparent lack of undestanding that minorities may need counselling or support dllterent from that required lor'the majorlly. The argument that the absence of an ollfce to cater to mlnotlty needs only worsens the alienation those groups feel is Indeed compelling. So. we lear that withOut that formal commitment fi O(O IM administration, any Informal effort organized by stuclants wHI suffer. Pu91llng UB olllclats to do more lor mlnotltY Sludents and then encouraging them to do mote lor themselves should be a University-wide goal. It Is promising to see groups like the coalition o f Mlnorlt~ Graduate and Professional Students and lhe Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity promoting cohesion among minorities. It's a needed effort by a lew tnat Is teliant upon encouragement lrom the Unlver&ity as a wnore. TH£ Sp£CT~tUM Vol. J1, No. 34 Wedne-y. 12 Novembe< 11180 EdltOt>ln-CNel Elena cacavu fllaniM Editor John lApiana M O -... .. ..... .. JonyS.Oiy . .:. . . . -a- Campu,~ . . ••• •• .•. • • • OanS.O.man .... .............. PM !<old« CIIY· -•----·------· .._8i...,.,.,. ~ .•.••. • • -G.BUJI . . . . . . . . . . .- . ......(&~ .............. DaMiaR.F- eop,,. ,,, , . , . .•. ,, Kr/l1l AnletliM llla""'ttno Edflor Joseph Slmon ~ - · •••• • •••••• O.,floltGotlt N..Jon.tl •••• •••••.• J OHPh nno•l• - ... . . .... . . .. . s.oha-lld Photo. • • • • • • • • • •• • . . • • Ed Abtatna ~~~~-·:.·.·:.·:.·.·.·.1:;~~~ ,............ - - .... Andylol.,._. - ......... n,..,..tR.Cooola Mwic ••••• , Devfd A. Comllock Fooi............. . ... Jocl\'1tll""g ~ St..,.., R. CrMCS.UI TlooSpo<WIDla-bi'~P.... ........ AOidH..._S...,ICola, -----ill LOo Anot* Tlmoo 8\'ftdk;ole. Coilogltll H - - Solv"- oncl Pocltlcl•r.~ Tit• Sp.ctrum 11 recH . . .nted for N'lonat advwtfl1t\Q b, Com~11on• tnct ~nitino s.mc.. 10 atuG.nlt, tnc. Clreuldon .._~ge; 15.000 noo :1110 ~qu~,.. Hilt. Stooo Unl""'loyol Now 8ui!IIQ,- Vorl< 14214. v.... 11-olo.-....., - - T-~ar.aH;otlt«~ot;V141at'*\-.. -... ~-llvi!IIQ,N.Y.lloo---~lo1e -..-..·. _......., .. _bi'Uto~,.,.,..........IOI'I ___ .... _ _ .,...._.. .... _..,~ tolttw~lllltfat1 ......... tales from.over the bar by Peter Rosen Prn ao glad 1 found out Ronald Reagan won tna Pre.sktaflUal eleeuon and I Clieln1t. Now I know a lot ot .6.meftuns were wotrled about who was gonna Win, bul I was petflfled tJ'\11 h wu oonna be mel I probably shOUldn't nave w04 rted ao mUGI\ about h. bUI eevaral of my frf.ends were talking .seriously abOul putting my name down as a wrtt•fn candidate, aod lhey don't kid arou/'ld, The last llme tomothing like thla came up, ' fhdahed runner·UP In tl1a M155 Young, Black and Gifled Pageant. And if the w1nner wasn' t so mce. I would f'l.ave corM In first. - - - - My fri ends' goa money, aod tl'ley got connecuons. al\(t tMy .-I'M>W hOW 10 UH lhem. So tas~ Wednosoey I went out ceiebratlng the fact I didn't win the ele<:rlon. Courd yOU lmagme? You oolta worry youJHif sick lot months during thft campa{gn, shaking slimy MJ'Ids, spend•no au of your money and most of everybody oloe'a, end rnak•ne aJL kinds. ol outlat'KIIstt promiS.$ you oon·t ~en U'llnk uP )'0\lrMH. let atone remembe1 to kMJJ. Then, H you win. then the real wo.•yrno ttarls beeluse now you'IIO IUereny got a biUlon peqpla on your b.ack. Why anyone would actually wsnf to become PtHide'" taxes my brain. Okay, picture this. you're Pres I~:Sent right, and you've l.n conferencas for a moQ,th straight, and tlnca no beet~ Pteskttn1'a nere and the)'rl an-w,ounotno yOOr 11~ saytng how old you 1~ and reaching over yout enouldtt picking al your lrench f ries; the big ones. ot OOi.II'SI, And by the lima all your follow Amerle«na leave.• all v,at'a left are the little butnt fries. and ttl• Big M•c's cold, ancllhe Ice matt.o In your colo& So you plcl< up bUy two small on-thaloglo being that a small ltle Ia your appLe pie beclu• Whatever tll8 Mit "plp<ng oor· meena, t\ stillls, and you walk 0\lt to the llmoutlne 11111 starving. You've just spet~t $2.6S'Or the tu,payer'a hlfd earneu money and yoo d1dn't even get one me&ely bite. So you're pretW pl..ed oil, but yOu con ohlnk ot woraa things, llka, pe<hapa, olt.out nUClear war. oo you figure wnat the hell we'll go to the Ori'Ye-thru. 8ut lor some uneuthly reason tMre w e two c.ment poets that gua<d trio epe•tne to drrv•ohrua and the t1~114ne Is tuso too big to drt"" through. • And yOur dofJielll<: advtiOI ci4Ciclas it would be best Now you're really pOI"II.Irbed •nd you'rfl lboyt to dDCiaro war on McOonaldl. You get out of ttlo car and walk up to the <Nit'ldow, but tho cute litUe cashier squea~a. "This is 1 drtve-thru. oot a walk•thN. you gotta have a""&r! ' one twr sends you 1 btoed, ~...- aJwaya got 10 sene yOurHII-oo you're tired-and since ~ou ll88d o~y "'··~ you " " g•l, you figure you'll eo got • good American meal at McOonllds.. SO you're at tho counter aunounded by bod~ goards and advisors and you Ju•• can'l make Ihi big decision on what you want wltnout counsel. You know you want a large ttench f;ie, bul your eeonomk: adYIIOf r&PGrtS you lll>ould neve< buy one largo trie, you anould aiWOYli fof1)'·flve ctl'\1.$, and • taro• frlels sht1)'·1'vo cent a. so It you buy two small ones you're oattl~g one·lhtrd more f1le1 11 onty twttnly·Hvo cents or one quaHor more fn price. And thara sound tconom1C$.. for your lmaqe If you wete 10 get a ~ Mac, lfench fries So you're about oo otP'Odo, but Prulclonts always cote-. beeau.se wMI could be mofl Am ~ran tf\ln neve to tteep lt'leiJ composure •nd amlklallll\l Ume. 10 that. So yau ask the wattress to throw ln a not apple ple and go find a table. Well tour body guards nave been ataklng onf) out tor Wl'l«a. Taking the names down of everyone that has set lhllfl, cnecking the gum that'a atuck underneath ever lls'a"a 'o polltlc1ana, Jhe tetOftS, 1 don'' cate U anc~a the taOielor ~lddao Soviet mlctOpnonea, ond cnod<lr>g the toke bUSilealn tho comer lor ll>lpo<o. But everyone noel• nls he.O oo you 111 ClOwn well no soone< CIO you equoeu - n t"" Big Mat ao you can ntll In your mou1h thaothe opocltl sauct drips In your lap and some Idiot recognli.. y0ul And he comes OVOJ yapping about how the latt tlm<l he ..l,..o many black aults waa 11 the Gc>dt&lher'a furwtrat I.MI '!IIJh th;. .~hl of olloh oand\111ch attll WI>Ole Ill his moonh, he on - . t 'When '"" ne" oro tM r-~tgatCDminghoma'-0<18ortnom-•him ton bucl<a, and that the)"'le -.tn Iran ao long 11>ey ••• no tor>!ll< nosteo11, the(,. teoal clt~sl And bolont )'Ob know II hoi I or ¥cOon•lclll knoWS'the you calmly a~pl~to nor thot you are Prealdent or this Country and all you want lo a Big Mac. &rtolnc. no one 11 ypu'ra Presldl\llt ol tho United Stoteol" And you l•feorupt, and pull bee~ your lapel., lll>d anr>Ounce "Butt am Preoldet~o , t ootta aaata(ld ..erything." sne faels a lillie .oornr lor yOu and aays "Oklo~. I'll tatlt to the manao-." " Forgot itt", and yOU atorr~~ DOC!< to your car llgurlog tot tnat you're gonn• ral51t • ffiw taxes a(1d cut a few food prQOrama. And wneo yOu tinolly get bock 10 the uoc:omlortoble con linn or 11>e White liouaa, ott tired,<-' and more ~U"fl'Y tnan "lbo Witte PaklaiOni In tnto plel"'e'', you oettolace the,_ WO(kl't~ I!PW in lltelr rjglli miNI - - ' want to 1>0 Prealdtn1? liot Hal, quat tholiGhl of ~ol~lng , " who In their rtghl m~nd." mll\lliil tho I '• I"" oa~ Jua1 �feedback !f c 3 Yes, but. Fees f und SCA TE To lito E411or. ralliflll ocUYIUea. Some people may vlow my opinion (and it It only an To lh* Edtlor. Wl1h lhG rec.t"tt referendum M atudef'lt mandatory fees I have ~sldet•d my v1ewpoint on mandaJory fees opiMion) •• tiCtremiat but. a.s someone WhO does not Witt\ to or eanoot patttclpate in cenatn club Of other very car1fully. Firat tel me ltatetttat l am in tavor ot ~andatory tees oroonlzatlonat acltvltea, I feet I anootd not htJ'Ie to pa)l ror UHtm, ~ and haVt voted In lavor ot retaining them. I ha·¥$ 'lot voted in favor of tho fiVe dollar lnc:fe.an 'tot reasons 1 will get lo later) thOugh because I ~lgnly ditagreo w1th ll~o lhe oc>tlonalatuclont hoalth lnour.'"ce) lee lor tho•• Have you decided your ctauu tot nut te-maater?l Ptet'egJstrlhon tor '"a Spflng !tel aotnHter b&grns on luuday. How <Jo vou ~oote tha courses vov will take anct tne oroleuotS- who w111 101ch you? You Probabrv <moose yovr ctatsot: by talkin; w ith other people and by took1ng in tnt Admtasro,.. & ReCCMdS. COI.HSe 11.&\. Pe'hlp.t YOY US-e the Cou,ae 8UIIOH!'l PuOI!Shed by the UnlliOfllt)l. 8UI Whit would be very nelplul to you would be • aource of lnlormatton abOut Ihe courses anc lnsuucto•s at ue A oulde Whk:h provtelft t1f$c,fption5 of COUf&H ana reU~ YOU whiC11 prolestof'l you can teatn the most from. Tha Student ASSOC:tltfon PUDhlht l 1\ICr"l I guNWJook.. lllsc.aiJe<S the SlucMnl CoutH ancs Teacner Evafuauon (SCATE) oubhc.aUon. Cooles of 'hla: publjcatlo<l will t>o avaolable nur -•• rou plci< up cne matert•15 for o•ereo•s1rattQI't I~Mith to koO'M Wl'lY we cannot llitVe • mandatory fH to cov•r essential aervlce1 and ilnother optional (lust the application of the n~~tenues from these fees._ who w1a.h to auppon lhe small ehJbs? I feot mandatory fH.s enoutd be U$ed to .support only • At 11'111 POint I he question In moa1 poop In mlnd.s tt vt1a1 atud•nl 11~1ce.s, To qu-elify 1n1a: statement 1 consider •·wh•t'" HtVICes to inc:tu<Je such Oiganlzatlona u $ut).8oerct I wt'lk:h ope~ates sUCh campus MfVIces as- IN atU<Iol'lt P4'1tmaey ancs Group legal Ser¥1cel. CAC, tho tndopend..,ts, Al~l.tiCS, UU"B. and Student Assotll1t01 11'0 tome olhefS. t feet 1na1 tundfnQ for the ott\er etub:S and small llmlled appeal groups snovld oe pto"•ded by tM: grouo P&rlieloat)ll thOf'MIIves e!IMI tnrough dues or lund probabl)t "Who wou~ de.;~ Whict'l seNICIS are .....nuet and which ate nol?" Wny no• ha'fl a refereOd\lm •1'\erel.lt a.trrenuy funded and reaut.sll tOt tundlng may b6 evaluated n ¥Oted Ott • ltne by line OUot •• mon1 dlslto<:IS CUO'ently do "'t~ t~OII own t>u0gtta1 Tt\11 WOUld d~llf'lt~ty shOW Whtc, servlu'S. clubS and organiZ.at•ons tne majofrty ttatly want Support tho Sludent MandatotY FH ao tnoo the Student Assoclal~ can c;;on11nue to Df'O"k)t you wnh tne SCAlE public.atton and many other " l lua.Die~,...,Ges J1m Copolla, Ou~tor Jlo[e •y es' To,,, Edllor SC~ T£ Pro/•cr and 111 of Clark Gym's liCililles w+U close down, Do you ittiS lettar IS for lhe benefit ol all varsity athlallcs, club apo,l athfottco. Intramural athleUcs and 10 aJ1 at those whO Qlay tonn l~. raque!ball 111d squaSh. sw1m, lilt wf!.lgtHI Of olh«wis.e u-se I he Unl~~r~lty Rec,NIIon Fac•l•tlts Thttt wltf be 1 refe.rend.u m het~ Novtmber 10, 11 and 12 conc::ern.oo the- MaROat(,y Studtnt Actmte.t Fee The releiendum wlu consist of ... lhrM par1s· II Wh•lt'tf Of not •o conunue tna ln. 2J ShoUIO tn• leo be ratsea $5.001 l) Do you wJan to conl(nue ttle stable tutld.l1'10 of atnlelica? All three of tnue Que.suons pertain to you. II parts one and three aro Y01td down. alf 1nlercolleglale-, c;tvb and U"'homurat spo,ts will ceas.e to exist. tn iiddlllon, Hut Alchmofld ana Good yea' weigtll fOOfllS, tr)e Bubble, WO!lllh1S to hiPPO-'l? Secauae o l lflftalfon, athletics has nad to ll'liGQio with 1 lro:ten buage1 wftk::h nas bHn effeclivelysmallef and smalltt" eacf'l, -,ea, If paJl tWo is '#Oil"Cf doWn. atl Gel out and ¥ole YES! Tom Egan, o,eciot AthiSIIC$ --- Guest opinion Support the fee and athletics by leny G. Steele OlrKfor, Sportl lntormatif?n A negative response to lh[s week's mandatory sludent lee referendum would mean the end of the intercollegiate athletlc program aJ lhis Universit y. Wllhout stuoenl llnanclal support UB could not be represented by men's end women's varsity sports toams. More seriously. It would adVersely etfect thO Unlveralt)"s reputation as a maJor inslllutlon. Its relalionshiP with Ill& communitY. our alumni, the Wt!Stllt'n Naw York media. 11 would namper our administrators• eflorts to recruit and rellfn students. It would cost us local, regional and national reapectabtthy. It would signal to all thai, at UB, its stuoents clon't care. that they are concerned only With their own Individual mollvas and obJectives. II woulcl prove tne conlenllon of t he University's detractors 1hat UB Ia not an Integral, Important member or 11'111 community. A maJor universitY without a sfions program? Unlhlnkablol · The athletic program here, unlike the snualion at most olher maJor universities. Is an extenston of atudenl ltle. Our athletes are students llrst, campus residents and commuters, wno devote time and energy to represent lhe University wlthoul benefU of Qrants-ln-lld. Our varsity teams are open to all students with lntetest all(! athletic lblllly, lt>e major1ty knowing they have no prospect for a professional career. Without. atuoent support In the 1orm of mandalory fees, they would be denied the opportunity to compete:- to represent the UniVOfslty. Without student financial support, there would have been no National Wrestling Ch811'\pionshlp, no Tom Jacoutol as the oUtata~dlng Wrestler In NCAA Dlv. IH, no Joe H es~et h or Dennis liowatd In prolnalonal b«aebelt, no wOIJlen's bowllnQ - aspects ot athletic• wm haYe ro be ctH cack. Th1s me•ne snQI1er opetaUno hours fOt the Bubble ana Clark Gym and ltmh~ tne f'lumber of &f'ltramural teams It woula also mean a HfVttr@ eut~ of vetstty 11\0 CIUD 1~6. 0o YOU W4'1l lidS tO happet'l? It you oon't wan1 uus to happen, I strongly Uf08 you 10 ¥Otllrt favotoi •II three propo$"15of the refe--etuN rn Only 1n thlf way c•t~ we contlnue. to providot the fl'c;tUilon. 1ntramura.Js, club sports and varsity 1001t.t OfOQflmt '"''' ~NO l\lvt: In ihe pasL team second In lhe nation, no Cindy Cobu,n on the professional bowling tour, no Sam Peltom playing In the NBA, Tnose Individual& might have achieved the same mellsUro of success, but th~ Would have represented ot her institutions during their collegiate cateers. · Tt>ey &hOuld serve as a source ol ptlde 10 this University. to lis alumnt and to its students. present and future. Wtten Pellom appears on national television as a member or the Atlanta Hawks. he Is ident llled as a former player at the UniVersity ol Bullalo. - Will there be othe< Pelloms, otller Coburns? 0QI1 If lt>e university can continue to conduct an Intercollegiate sports ptogram. If I he relerendum is defeated, I he eflect will Ill! inslantaneous a~d dramatic. The clerlltse or I he sports program will produce national notoriety, Tnls University will be cltoa lor Its Inability, and tne disinterest or Its sludent body, to conduct an Intercollegiate program. Tho Western New Ydrk media will scourge the UniversitY and lis students. Negative publicity at the time of the death ol the Division I football ptogram In 1970 will pale by compatlsoo, Many alumni, disenchanted with their alma mater's decision to drop football a decade aoo but won back with the relurn ot the program. wilt diS'USOCIItC themselves from this Univerehy. Prospective students. now and lor years to come, 10r111 reJect this lnstilution as a enoree tor advanc.d education. The communitY will view the university as less of an asset. The<e will be a toss of respect from other Institutions In the stat e system, and from colleges and universllies Who have competed against UB's athletic teams. The student who falls to support the referendum, allher by a negative vote or through disinterest In the Issue, will snare tespanslbillty lo t lhll beginning of ao era of apathY at this Unlvoralty. Alternate to prime time tl WAS Wflh •nletHI that Wt 'Old thl fecettt iS&IJM ot Trt• ~tnJM contamlng the Szykowny commtwH&r)' on prime time religion ak»ng W'ilt'l U'lt reti)Of'ISO.i of lnom and F\.trlant. Various itema deaer¥e comment. We can't f\Qr- do we WISh lO cnapu11 aevttral of the obsetvaHons of Mr. Stykowny as t'lt pai nts out tne glaring problems Which mankl"d I&c.aoabl• of ous:uiog. Roman5 1 : 18-~ e•plalns •nd elab0tl1f.S T'he staumwnt was made by M r. Slykowny, " When religious leaders use !l"'fll' power to tolle• lgnoronce and i"tolerince-, '' becomes hme to que.s11on jus1 wh41t Kina of sa.n-e, raUo11at. aJMo"''"0 Gocllnty are apeal\1ng f()(," Wft a~. '"ts the God moMy?, HH·GIOrthcauon?. tUPW10rily1 It doesn't N>e»e•• IO 0. I~ lovt"g GOC1 presented tn the 81cue We hOs>e Chit tlte Sp«trum 1UC14!BWIII anaJyze theM r«hgiOUS tei<JIIS tn I 8tbt1UI persrwct••e. ct1ed~ 1no 10 ~•• •' tl'ley are lotlowtn; trte one true God they ctauT+to t.ad\ (MAll 7 1~2Qt. Mt S1y1r0wny n~ferred to 1ht " Btb te·s Ouldlled acflbbhngs .. Mr Furlan• lnU"Ittd J ··mulltpHcUy 01 contt•d•clory .statenwnt•+" As wa seau;l'l through lhe ICf+pWres we see a Cieir1 uo to call, noiiCOntradittol")' PICture- of a God wllO lo'f1ngly Oflsltet lo meet men's need. Tl'le Sible \s ,01 a collecUon o l rat"'dom ac:tfbbllngs; lnstnd. 11 ~hOws • eonunuuy ol 1neme. Tfltl UHJrne, '" &~ott , i$ to '•~ell me. utant to whlcn a lUll Vet IO'Ying God ha$ gone IO rtsiOtt teUowshlp Of rebellious man lo n1ms:eU Addltlonolly. II pte.ente the M(la"s- Of fMttiVInQ anO U\*1" liVIng thlt teHoWSJ"'Ip 10 compleuon As lo tile est;:ence ol the cot'Tit'neflll')' While we leet that GoO may use a pnme time. vtnlcle to reacn mAn, ne more ohefl seems to uH H t$01111 contact between people. So 101 those of yrou WhO ertturtWtG orr bV cmme hme.. woukl you fotn u.s m tne toY•ng warrntn o l il ~a l CnnsUan. ChlJr~ l.I'HS wMk? Su• CJoftJy JoM Ooorr; Jon F1d. Aft•n Jonef lflt•t· Va r~•;y ChNII1111 FeUOWSfJII) Due to the l arcQe inllu- ol hmely Ieneta, " Open forum" will not be featured t h i s - so the SPICO may be devoted to leedbacl<. " Open Fotum" will •ppear ne•t Wednesday and all subsaquenl Weclnescsay·s iNIItroul IOII!miPIIon, �I feedback 'tir~· ~- ~ J ~! I .zI !) f ! Honest and rational To the Edttor. I WO<tld llko to comment on o low points b<O<tghl lorlh by Mt. Richard Furlonlln hlolellfl to tha ectltotln lhe 11·!t-80 IIILII Of The St»CUUm. Firat, concetf'l!ng Mr. Funenl'o atotement that the Blbltlll ''bOOk wHh • multlpllclty ol contrecltclory atot..,.,ll." It lhould bt c>ofntecl out thll 111 olthtl contrldlcllons you - k of probably atom from tlkln9 ,.,.... O<tt of contut.(l ,... spent much Hm• reading the Bl~e. and have yel to come ac<OII o olngto contlldlctlon.) II you tal<e nch veraeln context With 111 companion vetMI you can reet uourecl lhet tho Bible lo quito aound. As for tne reference to RI"IIIUon 20:15-,ln otder to fullY gratp Ua meaning., I woutcs auooest tt\at you read the entlfl choptor, II not tl\l Whole boolt of Rovototlon. The al'tfl'ogy mao. -..tween ... ,uino at rne right hand of God" and " cla iming to SP<II~ with Gocl" tous llght o l the fact thll ono Ol'fil<s wfth God through proytt. SOch 1p<l¥11ego lo • •ollabl!> 19..~~n! whether they bo Ernest Angley, Jeuy Fatweu, Motet: A"bt'aham;- or you or I. Prayer te .,,. way to show one'l dependence and prolse.J lor tho t..o<d. • Vou may w ShOCked. Mt. Furtanl, to know that I tot•IIY agree Wilh you 11\81 UH! ll'lecH'Y (lnd I emptlUIU lltiiOty} ol evoluUon 11 sclenti hcally derived. However, does the ract that aomelhlng ' ' aclenllfically derived prove Hs validity? I think not. AllOt au, In lhe Pill tclenf.itlc theory proved '"at the world w.a& flal, tnauddmidt wes aele and did no1 cause 01tth detects. and tne wast .. 11 love Canal repttlet\1"' no ttueat to human health ScJtnee haS Y'fl to -eep anyone llve tnrou:gl'l eternity, and Se~enufte Am.,lun '*"' not t'leJp a1roubted in41vlduat Sleep 1t n1g hL HII menktnd's veat 1ac:nnotogy com a up with & wondett drug to cure gfOad. prejudice or everyday problems that you or I ~ ce? The Sible and Jeeua Ol'lttat do •II the above and mote. In responae to the comment thll tne Sible Is " outdated In relatlon to moe111n American COMtltuUonai iUIUce'". a can only aay )'OU Show a ¥ttY lru:ompltte unCS.Jstandlng oltt\1 doctr1M of lo~te and torgl~tenttl anat tne Bl bll ••poun«Js, as fot tXImple in John 8:7, Psalm 78;38 •~d 86:5 as- well as Mallhew 6:9·H!i. ll seems to me that modern constitutional 1u11lce has room for love. compassiOn and torg, ¥enttl In tooay·s world. Mt. Fur1anl, tnl a ..uet and ll'le "d11lnbe.. thai my Chf1stlan tx-olhef Dave Thom wrote are quite )usllfted In 11>11 11 Is our obllgltlon to point out to you (end 1nyone elae reading) rhetrulh I$ the Sibftlll tealt. Neuner Mr. '"*' I Waste not, want not " NO," mostly to trivial toclal business-. not having any Gttll Impact or. theit oWcLII duties asS1gntC:S to t,em, Thll ""nd ol activity" Wont on rn my hlgn ICIIoOI- I tnougnt that wllen one ollonds a leatnlng Institution, ouch u Ull, ti'IJs bullshlt lodos wot~ the hogh ochOOI ptom. I had hoped that Unlveralty of Bulfato nad • fltffe mote clus than 11 Is cuHanuy showing lhro'fA!il.tbe wa.stetul expenditutes. I '"' paying lor my edu'C'Ttion, and not ,or "lnstructora" to I ell their leUow tacuhv tnat they ••• un~ble to attancs • aociat function. II the tunction deserves a "No·· on omctal lettern•ad. tnen we ahOUtO an be ilwlltd to attend. The bi-d tnlng abou1 being ln•lted ts thai "uo ttudents" will not bt 9" the plyron wnlla attending the function, wnllo ou• "l'lard· working" lf\SitUC1ors are bolng paid sub&ttnHal stJms to "EAT, ORINK & BE MERRY," To lhoSO honest faculty. ltlank you tor being careful with UB syppUes. and to the wa.steiUI Unlvtfsily faculty who do not know how lo d ial a pllone 10 uy " NO,~ "MAY YOU ROliN YOUR WASTELAND.'' To lh• Edllor. I teelt,.re i'l muc:h "'UnfYetalty Waste•• going on 1\efa 11 UB. )t boll\l<o olh• people ond myooll, Univetllty suppUes are wasted by \he l aoulty. To me il seema totally ridiculous. tor a lfnlverslty ptofessot to uaa dCH>ettment stetlonary to Inform .~..£,epartmel'lll he or ahe cennot auend a luncheon. A alftfPte telephone call tet no cost) would se've the &ame purpo$1. Besides tnt UB s!atlonary being used, tho 111M ol ! he dtrpanment's aecrelatY ts also being wuted The c emptJs mad service lhcxltd not be bogged OOWl\ '-11n "JUNK MAIL" Tht ldmlnisttaHon ol lhe State Un1¥&1olty ot New \"ork 11 BvffaJo is elways crying thllt there Ia net e nough lundfng to oporate this ln&lllutlon In an optimum manuet. It v11ious University ataft dtd not waste the taxpay~s l"())MY sending pot'aonat junk maJl. ther• might bt mote tnOne'J lOt tegfttmate tXPencllllures. Some ••facutty and stair' ot this ore:a1 •nstltullon waste a .;..,tlluva" Hrne pod money 10 say Name Wllhhttld upon rrquest n.o, nor f aullor trom a persecution complex (see • Romans8:31 tor Jht tea son). All of ua Wooder what flea ceyond ovr life on earth, 'There are two alternitlt.~os. I hope we aH makl the rig hi choice. f\111 as 1 have made my ..nones, a.na raticmal.. c~c•. Dav.Book Lega/U.e pot To tho Editor: -- h afwaya seem5 that flghl around election lime, we t1ur the shout• and amply promi5es of candkfates reclng tor otnce~ They 6romlse lesS taxea, more aid~ better living &hdltlc>f'a. 8\l'ftr'Ythlng anCI almost anytntng to helP them along. And every ....,ton time, aoout 2 months olte< tno otecttoo. we lind '~"' oteete<l otllclats constderl nf1 their proml 1t1, m•kh'lg contteslons -and wal11no tor S. Yes, It seema money makea the world go Jound. Mora money would help t he constructlon on ~Jn St . go fas ter. have1ht sub~ay In ooonor, llovse anb toed tile poor benet and In genttal lml>f'O'<O thtontlreiMng condition ol not onty Butrato. by NY and the rest ollhO OO<tntry. Let us now cons Ide• tho lisw ol INitijuano (M). Sure, you con approoch 11\e lnuo lrom a varlolt ol perapectl"" Socially, medlcolly, togolly, morolty, bllt tel uefusi conoldor the ' loplc economically. l ol'l)uat took at tho cuh, whe•e it Is, ond whete It aln'L For ilarters, how .much doe& it cost to keep M 111'9it? (Remember we ••• only con-ring M, no LSD, lvdea, coke _ , . etc.) t• • in~tolved. (~~ecept the baggles). Hor ts there any cost for advorlttl ng. So why doea thai one ounce of M coa1 54~ when U costs less tt1an $2 to prOduce and uansport to your door? Risk- and greed. Thoro Is a rltk ol being caught and because ot. thrt r i~ the suppUttl want 10 make as much as tney can. It COtne$ out of tht ground tn Columbia (llopelulty), tllen makes It way to the coast lot tnlpptng Of to tho air otrlp IO< rtight (mlddltmell). It on ivoaln tno states and Ia dlstrlbutaO\mlddlotMn). lhe man wllh 10 ton• sella It In uy 50 lb blocks (middleman), Ihe 69 lb btoo~o get split Into 10 lb blocl<s (middlemen), then !o 2 lb btocks(mlddlitmol1}, Into 1/4 btockl tmldOiaman~ and llnalty to the consuroors In ounc:e1. In lhla proeftl we see lhe chain or 6 mtO<l,_ hom ptodllcor to consumer. N ch bUCking tt>o prtoo enougb to moke his risk worthwhile. As. lncteose o l no IUs thon 25 petcent, uouoJI)I 50-100 poreent each time. So we the consumer hav6 10 put up with this outraglous cost, 1 cost Imposed by tholederal grwotnmenl. And wi14n we're lorlting O'<tr ~ tor an ounc:e ttlal could cost S15 on an open ma.rttet. Ihat's S30 lese btlng 11<1t Into tile Also In an open niiiQt tho<o's prf!:o and quaJitY cornP.-tlllon. 0/hicll COli IUPIY~ mone'f IO ~- Oil the poilU and V"'*coYOI CQPS on !he job, OOOIChlng lot 0111Q tow.,. ond raises eot:ll respocttvely. So Whot'o the ollonde<s. There oro tho pOlice bOito, the pollee story? The sto ry• ta thlo. Bacoun M Ia lllogol wo the helicopters, the pollee al rpla~. the pOllee owamp eonsum~ll/taxpaye• oro losing out on c>oulbto , .. Income from tho 3rd latgoat lnduslry In the U.S. Thl$ bvggloo, the pollee clogl. I mean there'o o tot ol cop equipment used only tn tho processing olllopp1no M lou ollaxos I""'' helping our living condlliont. We are !low to the US a nd Internally. E - thO moot pooltive paying OUI the nou IO< polico " proteetion" to enforce (l>luloollmatesby pouc.otncloiOctelm toatpponty20 tNo nogetive elleet. We 111 alSo .sllelllng out 200 perc'ent (nOrolhan . - bO lor tt>o piOduct dell<..,_ And percent of th8 ftow. Thialo on amazingly lnolficlent and ..ry OOitiY _ .uon. WO'II call this Pnonomanon tile thlt 11 the whole t>Olnl, It lo e dulredlderlllnded • . 1 prodUOI. , Direct Coat ol Control (DCC). Ttw.t• are other coats, Jndlreet oost, In terme of... In lhls osuy I have npl mentioned the btnollts a moneY that could bt produced, but which II not. In a • I<!IJII M moJ11et would bring. Employment In producUon CBS,Newa study, II tno IlleGal M tlade Industry ,..,. and metkltlng. ,,....enue clerlved IrOm ledorol, atoto and ••~n<~ It would ronk oo the lhlnl tergool Industry In loco I g....,nment taxation ol tDoproduct, llle reduction the u.s. Consider thlalooa In torms or~ lues, rn ooot IO< our Institution IO< Po<l&lnq M troll~ So poeolble omptoy..-t. lt'e l1ke telling Enon, General now In , ...,ion year, rou hear and oee 1"Motoio. Mobile and Fotd af\ll 1118 rest of tile oA and biiiYIIoO created by our oolh~ acnlo..ro Wilen yau automobile producora they don't have to pay 1axes, II I heat tnt (ljolms and promlstl, omp(y, cold and wore on OJ<P.8tloncecl olltlaliclan or economist I coula unlullllled remembot 00/h&l could bl, a nd whore the allow flguroo lor ~hiM 01011 omoujjll, lxlt rou-ntteas IUndl COUld VotnO hom ll1d wl)ere they 1(0 currently olllle o....:tJigur..,l'm outelt'8 ra!'*"OUbolontlal going. ~m not uklng fot 111 llnmedloto change, Gocl Anotho< tndinlc:l coot to dlnlctty eltOC11ng lne ..,_. things doQ't hoPPtn that .,.,.. All I'm oalllng ~ that lho tlo.lbflc bo _.,.. Rooardloso ol your mora ~ ........-. you (ma1bel ond l The - - coot of on ouncetodoy 'lhl>oul ~. W11en' you ll'linklbout lt. M ra ooclat "' legol perspocllvt 1.1 ,.... bt aw11~ ol our economic atlernollv.. • · II costs I!NI to r>olhinQ. to produco('1...,. ara no ~~ ot el{f>ll)lollle pacl<aglng proc~u•o• __.y. �Rutkowski releases Erie County I i budget b) Stevt Slmmoas Oo u~or Ciuoa eronomic factors, Erie County Edward Rut kowsko releutd a proposed Counly bud&n Sunday v.•tuch c:tlls foo a 7 pcrccno ~ to o·vcr SS million. Oependin& on thr County Leaislllure'S appro•al. the budaet would raise t.h e County's propeny tu rale by S2. 73 per $1,000 of as.esscd valuation- from the present S4S,98 lo $48.71. The t.eaisl~tture btalns debating..~ he proposal today, and is c~pccted to continue until the December 9 deadline for a~tton. " I' m l ure' they'll pare it d own," asserted a spo'ksman from t he Deputy Commissio ner of Personnel OHio-.,, . Any budget ehanaes by the W.membtr lawmalting body must be approved by the Count)' Executive. The 1 Republican Pany holds a majorhy in the - . .lature, and 14 votes are required to override Rutkowski's vtt.o . Still, a aeoeral fcetln& or dissatisfaction sceq~s to pervado. as all 20 loaislators may haV1! the proposed tax mcrei!S<' haunt them nut year at the voting booths. Democratic Chairmon or the Ltgislaturo Stanley H . lagora promised tn a Co uri~,.. Express article to look at ' " every aspect to brin& about a budget without a taA incre-. .. b.gora then called !.he taSk_ahead or h is colleagues a "strusale." Axed positions County ru es wer e last raised in 19n, .and since then t he Consumer Price Index h as risen 43.6 percent, a~cordina to Rutkowski. Since t he proposed 1981 budget does not k~ep p~c~ with lnOation-cOupled wfth a S9fu.OO decrease in State revenue • harlng-248 County positions ore bcina dropped, with ~ ~ new posts bei na created . Accordina to Rutkow1ki, most of the ued positions were already vacant, so only 87 wor~crs face • utiCtnployrnent . This would leave a total of • on the County payroll, down 1027 from the 197~ vmion Since then, substantial cuts have been implemented to offset Increased welfare cosu. Apin this year, due to mandatory auidclincs. Soeial Services V.(t'e alloucd_ an incr~ of SIS.S m•llion, which represents S3. 7 pe.rccnt of the bud&ct 's total SJ4.~ million inerease. Absorbing the largcst blow will be t he Hulth Department. wl\lch trimmed 71 jobs from ItS ranks. " We're not saying these jobs arc u nnecessary, We j uSt can't afford lhem," explained County 8udset Director Michael P . Mc.l\cating. These reductions can be offset , Rutkowski contends, by 'an increase in employee productivity. McKeallng called for "frugal " spending froin department heads In t he upcoming year. £CC uaaffttted A severe cunailment or cultural grants should prove ro be a major area or contention amonalOCJtl officials. Additionally, funding for cultur:tl aaend~ will . ,<ld to •heir 19SO levels, as outlined In th< proposed budget . Budget Chid McKeatioa defended h i• position by indiating that cultural a,encics arc the only County r3ction rtcciving its entice reveouc rrom the Counly. "They could h~ve been complctcl~ cut," he threatntcd "but they ,.. tr<n 't." Erie Community College (ECC), which rccrivt:S Coun ty sub~idie., is ~omplelcly unaffected by the newly-proposed budget. The County administration runs on a January I to Occc:rnber 31 c:alendar, whik ECC operates from Scptomber I to Auaust 31. Tht instltutiop 's budget is submitted i n May fo r appro val by July 10. "()ur battle was last summer," noted ECC President Joh n Birkholz. National lampoon comic ....,~ ii!!i!l!li\iiii~~~lliiii:iiiill~~~~~~~~ returns to alma mater ~ ---- INrERNAT~~~! coLLEGE aoocs. Anolbcr local boy makes Form<r U8 studenr Tommy Kocnin1 win IIC"fonn 01 Squire Hill'• Fillmore Room tomorro"' niaht, diW111 out th< special brand of humor 11\at bas landed him a &actina role in a new tdcvmon Jfties and madt him 1 rC&U]ai Natio.W Lampoo,o. Sponsored by tilt Student A»oeiation's Speaker's Bureau, Kocnina will be ushered OD ill I p.m. and nood.mission,wiU bc<ha.rged, A comic on dial-a-Jokt, btllua shot atlandina a pmnan<nt pan with the hlttclcvlsion ocrlts MASH 111d be wUIOCHiar with In Sally Struthers' neW variety •how this Janull)', Eatlicr this summor, Koelling 1"11> bailed as the 11tst Comm<dlon or lht Year by New Yor~ City' s prcstiaious Comedy work&hop. Ita"' ......... ,_And Horwy & c..t.y ~· FOGHAT /OUTlAWS • ..... ~o-m Sa'taRoay~ NovembeR THE JOHNNY VAN ZANT lAND . -r,\'3 '(\\ ~ r:,O~ Nowm~r 13, 7:30 PM arth• Aud VIIQ9CIFOR HAIR 509 Elmwood Ave. Classical Sitar music by M r. E . Haque 881·5212 ThJl B'4ffalo Kala Kcmdra Dance Group r-~----------~-----, 1 UNIVERSITY DONUT I I I I BAKER'S DOZEN SZ.OS with coupon We Al!IO Feature: - 15 a't 7:00pm Rea Jack& 2no FlooR . .r.-J'- ,......" ....... _ .... .,...... ........ _ WORKSHOP HELD AT MODELS NEEDED SJO HAIRCUTS FOR $3 PANEL DISCUSSION LIVE MUSIC DANCE I I I I· I l Subs • Baklava - Splnlldl Ple - Soft Frozen Yogurt I • I 3234 Main St. Open IMtm- t Zpm Eapl' " I I~ Monday - Sunday No v. 12. ' 80 PANEL DISCUSSION TOPIC: "India'a Ro'- in the Third World" SPEAKERS: Dr. P. Altbach. Dept. o f Social F ou.nd.ations Dr. P.J ain, Dept. o f P~aice Ma. U. Alladi. Dept. of Engll.ab 8t Or. N . Kalla (Mod.e rator), Dept. of Sociology, SUC- BUF. ALS9 - REFRESHMENTS & INDIAN BU FFET .... . . . . .I!I!I!. . .ICo . .·s po . .nso •R.eO••bU 1 1 1111S111A•'sdlr>lt•~•>Ot:ll!!!llolnai••~IJi.lolll.a•s••••a. . �t;_ r-----~--~----~--~------------------~--------~ A Report From J. The STUDENT tiEAI!TH INSURANCE REFUND COMMITTEE !JS of November 1, ' 80 ! ' In o-ntHir of 1978, the Univtlf'Sity studtlnt HN/th /nsur.nt:ll Advisory QxnmirfH rec.iv«<e refund cMcJc for eppro/Cim<lttlly $50,000 from thtl New Yotlc Ufe lnsuranc. Comp~Jny• Tm money ha bHn uud by the Committ" to fund 11 venery of on-campus hulth rtlle~ projects end urvlces, end new prqpoulslltll con:1111ntly being rectliVftd lind llttiii!Jtlllld. ff you or your org.nization h.s any id"s on what c11n bll done w:ith thtl bllkmce of lhll refund tJCcount, pleue fHI fflle to contact: I ·£ z N Ms. 'Edna.Ad~UM·Bl1 · 2681._$ub Board I. Health Cere Division Director. or Mr. Mark Moore-838-29 54. Chairman, Sub Board I, Inc. The following projects 11nd services h11ve IHlen Hn11nCed_.. ;;, whole or In Plfrt, by the St udent Heehh lnsunmc.• Refund Committee. D .I.A .L. • (Dirt~ct lnfoffiVtion Acceu LIM) Is 11 r./ephoM C#ll·ln ~.mg tep«/ informetion on 11 vllriety of student - s . Thll prog,.,, sponsored by thll o;..,;.., of Swdllnt Affllln. 408 CII(JIIn Hill/, hils tepH del/ling with studllntseftllc••· ~onlll COIICMnS, ~ conc.ms end problems, end unlwnlry lifll. For mon informet/on, clll/636· 2259. LAB EQUIPMENT thll Sub lk»td VUniwnity 'H..Jrh :;Mv;c./O.,t. ofMedlcel T«hnooogy, 'clinlc.lt,-~>omOr.t: tNs ~ mMt, louted In MichMI Hllll, MSC, Is used to provide testing for students using thiiSMIIIces of the Unlwnlry HMhh Cent•. · CORONARY- PLUMONARY RESUSITATION WHEELCHAIR & TTY EQUIPMENT SEXUALITY EDUCATION CENTER UNIVERSAL WEIGHT MACHINES w-'"~for uu 1n the ~tt Complex end Goody- Hill/. Thllu ~ llnl IIVIIilllllle for IIOfl-lltJrWtic, tei:INtlonlll- only. WN ,.,ted funding for en un-wed mpthlll's support end -.ling fi'OIIP end II /rumen HICIMI/ty edw«Jon P'Ofl,.,. . lnformetion on thilse end other progr11ms funded by the Student . Heelth lnsurence Advisory Committee cen be obtelned from F.fs. A oms end Mr. Moore et tiHI ,•bove nu_mbers. .,. ~'Can 83 1-3284 0, visit the lnsu,sncs Offics SUB DOARD/ocstfld In Room f!-2 73, Mlchllfll H11.H. · ONE.IMC.' _______ I • �UnifiCation Minority groups organize here, promote cohesion on campus Hopti.as. ''Wure .......tV,_ 0111 to 11100< ..110 fed aliCIIIlod... Communiry response ud iAvol...,...,.l wrtb she Coali1ioa is aelivefy ena>IJI1II<d. The aroup recrntly spoDJCXed a career day at Buffalo'• Publ~ S<hool 37 and b ~bin nina a $lmllar aelivlly a1 UB. AJU 'l><"kers wnl be actively JOIQlht and welcomed. The Coalltiot> is oa:ldaa a profcs.or 1o assist and advise than. A<cxJn1inc 10 Hoptins, they also iRtmd to mate a .,...,_; to lhe UlliV<J1ity for f1md11>c from lbe U B Fouodallon . H09kins is optimistic about Ill< future of bls organization and views the UB adminl$1rllion as SUJ>portive. "Wr &<nerally f«llhll P<OIII< are clad 10..,. us and they feeltbat somecbioa &ood will oomc from lhls oraaniZlllon. loy Elletu SlqJatler Spteuvot Slofl w,~,. Two unique md relatively acwboro O<Janiwions, the Coalllion of M1$1ority Orndulle and Professional Students and tbe l(appa Alplt• Psi Fraternity are se<ldng mmJ(h and re<opitioa 11 UB lhil year. Hnded by President Everett Hopkins, the Coalition bas achieved ..,.,. landnwli: accoenplishmasu tbb nmcsur. Tbc orpoiutlon, """"'di1>1 to HopltiDS, is d<dicaled 10 promoliQI aunosphere and cobe'sion amona minotil)1 eraduale stucknts. It bas been formally roeognited bY tlie Oradu11e Studenl AS$0Ciatlon (OSA) and will won direct operations from a new Squire Hall orr.... Since its oraanizalion lui Stpternber 'the Coalition hu been headquanrred ln H091dn's donniiOfY room a1 •ISScho<ltoff. , . Coalition ..w · - • - He-~ November IS. "A Gorden Affair" is currently planned >I the new Buffalo Haton. whlth Hopkins hopes, will "Introduce us to tht Unlvcrsiry as -a Whole." The tcntafi-ve guut lise includes many au.a prorcssionals. politicians, professors and officials, u><ludin' UB Presiden1 Roben L. Ketter. The membership criserio for "ml1>orities'' ti tubJecti.vc and Optn 10 iniCTprctation. " Minority is defmed by tbe lndi•idull." said H opkin s. "regudleu of phys. t;htracu:risdcs. Jr an indiYiduaJ feels for whatever reason-alienatlon-or that he has been diKrlntinatcd a.salnst, then he bcJongs to a minority." Tbe aroup hopes so p11> palilielll nrength and the cohesion of minority "udents lhrou&h difftt«1l endea•on. ineludina lhe tecruilmcru of local coll«st: .scudenu and tM untrlutlon or other minority orpniutions at UB. "We hope to gather Ill minoriiY htdivtduals across the campuJ that are not in 1he main slream or commun.ication." said Kappa AlpM Psi, primarily a black rraacmity, is &ookin& for a re:sur&mce in membcrthip after a S2 year '-'· Oriainally roundod ot lhe Unl•ersisy of Illinois In 1911 by Eld<r Wotson Diw. the fraternity was in response 10 shc social prejudice apinst black> across the Nation. UB received its charter for a Kappa Alpha Psi chapter in 192.4. bus Its hlsuwy wu shon6•-ed "'hen all II mernben aradUIIod fou.r years later. "The d:taplc-r wu re·acti~•cd thu year on April s. b<aded by its Polernareb REOOONmON: M•lftben o1 kappt ~,U P.r lrl:lernhy e-ltw ~ in ._.. '"'' \Mit orptKuUon ca,. reboutld atttt U y..n ol cflan<r on J;onuary I and the ,roup plan> so apply for .Q&f>« spa~ >hor11y lhrrnn"' . Ray Jones. They arc T so stekms rC'Co&nition as • dorrniloty fraternily. Which would allow Kappa Alpha Psi's l'eeper of Records, Paul Carey, said that ht- and the fo·ur other ornccu •'saw a need for a fraternity wbkh them to hotd soc:ia1 funcdon1 and aive chem the use of a Ooor in Ellicotl. expounded t(hievement and leadeuhip train ina." Mtmbcnbip is open 10 all r-dless of race. crerd or color. but ··ovr arm docs rcath oulto lhe black SIUdcnl," ~y ernpiiiSized. "We ate lookina for pcoplt Who want to achieve In all field.s of human endeavor.'' Kappa Alpha Psi will formally receive its ,.,_.'1 .... ,.tdh.._........... dotme«y. 1lw .... Its ol~ •qw I Heel lot I ,,_..,..., . . .dl -----""""""" The mcmbtn h.a~ a number or planned acttviue:s such as ;s ''Crinuon and Cream .. ball. Tbe show "Seep," planned for Monday and sponsortd by UB's bll<k Cralcmities. hi.s bcco cancelled and rncbcduled for Dc=nbcr. The ohow, wruch is hiJIOricaJ in nllUrC, features. marches and songs PfCKPicd (rom each black fraternicy and sorority. "The cancellation is orimarlly doe to dmc coosuamu on 1hc mc-mbcu or c:acb orpniutioa., •• Carey laid. .-. Kappa Alpho Psi is also "" orpnl~tion lhat assi~ts the ara minority communlty. h sponsors Uulc Lcugue tca.mi, t.Oap box d<rbys and has instituted lh< Guide Rllflt provam 11 lknnns Hi&h to aidt ,.....o.lege students in preparins for coll<a< and lcadcnblp. "We would like to assist UB in O<bin\QI its aims. &oals and objectives." Carey said. "Our Pl.l chapt<r Is bad: as UB and we V< here to ).tay. We uc aucrnptin,a to help blacks survive l l collrge. but we arc optn 10 t\lc.ryonc .'' U.B.S.C.A. (Wargames) pra.eata UNCOLN PARK GAMEFEST IV - Nov. 13 - 16th ------F eature Games - Highway to the Reich- MOttl "Your Key To Comiorl'' Squire 234., Thurs. - Sunday Dungeons & Dragons - Squhe 233 Friday Rooms 24.0-14.8 will be avallable for Gamin on Saturda from 10 am - Midni t 1·oo/o DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD (7}6) 8-1 7·74110 785 Niaaora falls Boulrvard AmMut H.., York • (3 .UoultJ from tiM. Moln St. Ulnpus) l!l!lrn17Li\~a~ ARCADE Speee Invaders, Glllaiiens Plnbd. Foostb.,l & Mont 1 55 1 Niegata F.._ Blvd . CN.xt 1o USA Sbte•l 834-6666 ~~0~ The National Lampoon ~ The N.Y. C. Comedy Wor~shop which haue gluen us - 'l~ (lttlt\ Steu' J'. SA, O.y Peoplee AJllance • &unablne Ho..e - ABOUT B EING GAY An•wers to quallona f'lt...,...,da Forum FRIDAY Nov. 14th at 9 pm Acheson Hall RoomS Open 7b /.UI NOFE£1 Refresh'!Ients! We are proud to preseni at U.B. Thursday, Nov. 13th (Tomorrow) at 8:00 pm in the Fillmore Room of Squire Hall (MSC) FREE ADMISSION �TODAY, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 12-IS THE LAST DAY TO VOTE!!! REFERENDUM .. . J Check this pg for voting locations and times .. -. HERE ARE THE THREE QUESTIONS AND SOME PROS & CONS DO YOU APPf'OVE THE CONTINUANCE OF THE MANDATORY STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE? QUESTION 1. CONS PROS 1. The fee orovides many services which other· wise would not be available. 2. The fee allows us to have an effect on our social and living conditions here at UB. 3. Our $70 fee to~er allows us to do more than $70 individually. · 4. The budgetary process endeavors to allocate resources to reflect student desires. 1. You may not use some of these services. 2. You may not agree with the direction of those efforts. . . 3. You would have $70 more a year to spend. - 4. The budgetary process is sometimes affected by pres.sure groups and, in the final analysis, you are the best j udge of what you want. 5. If there is no fee, you wilt have nothing. And there Is no pro agrument for that. 5. DO YOU APPROVE OF RAISING Tt-~E PRESENT $70.00 YEARLY FEE BY $5.00 QUESTION 2. PROS CONS Due to Inflation over the last four years our buying power has been reduced by about 40%. Vital services have been ·continually c utback. For in· stance, the athletics program is severely strapped · especially the intramural program. We are only asking for a 7% increase. QUESTION 3. DO YOU APPROVE OF THE STABLE FUNDfNG OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM WITH A FIXED ALLOCATION FOR A FOUR-YEAR PERIOD? THE ALLOCATION SHALL BE SET BY THE SA SENATE & OVERSEEN BY .A REVIEW BOARD. PROS CONS Frankly, it is hiNd for us to be objective on this. Either you support the lntramurals and inter· collegiate athletic program or you don't · it is tha t simple. They need the 4 year funding to contract to run efficiently. LOCA110NS AND TIMES FOR We sould elfminate some services or organize· tions In order to ffset the Inflation-caused deficit. You may not participate as a spectator for Inter· collegiate events or as a participant In the In· tremural program. You may not use the Athletic Department's•recreationel facilities. Squire••• .• . •. •..... • •••...•.. • . • .• • •......• • . 9am • 9 pm Goodyear.... ... ............... . . .. ........ ... 9 am • 9 pm Clark Hall.•••.•.•• . ...••. .••• ...•.. . . .• • •• .•. 9 am • 5 pm Student Club...• • ••....•..••.••.. •••.•• • . 1Dam • 8:30 pm Porter••..• • .•..• • ...•.. • •.•.• Mon. & Tues. 12 pm · 12 am Wednesday.. .. .................... .. .... .. 12 pm. 9 pm Wilkeson Pub. . .••.....•. • .•.•..•• : ! ••••• • •.• 9 pm • 1 am Monday & Tues. ONLY Lehman. .. .. ... ......... . ..... .. .... ... . .. 12 pm • 8:30pm Capen••• . . : • .• .•..•.•.. .• ·: .. ... •• •.. ••••:• ••.9 am. 5 pm �=:====s ==-nl.=o=====;r==t======= #s = ! ~!?.o!! ~:f!l! O~~~~~l~!~~!~ory~~~~BW. ; wont in lhe UB FOOtball Balb. Tal« lui $onlrday for iDsi&Dc<. Th< Balls jumped OUI 10 a ftrst quarter 7.0 lead oping lllldwin-Walla<e or Berea, Ohio. All lloc Ydlowjaekeu did wao eoroe rilht bat~ and score 1l ~ poiots 10 cud Uwr half llld thea add 211 !ben to cud the pme. Forty·Ulfcc to KV<II-nol a •err C>COUI19ac raub ror rhe Bulls. In lhe Bull's other trip ~o Ollio, 0.!'1on thumped tbtm 15.0. Thai's 9S poinu io IWO visits. BurTalo ,.-ould b-.lve be-en ~tc:r ~r to sho'IL' HS fatt to the Bud<eyo- Swe. Qna qain rumoven de.troyed the BuRs. Thc visi1ors threw three p;w<s ri&ht into lhe hands or BW derenden and loJt cwo on rumbl<s-noorhe bell uy 10 beal a team tl•u's ranked numb<r rour In Oivmon Ill roocball . Four of ohe Ycllowjacket's &i~ toudiciown• were a .-.suh or ihO!e curnohrs. · I ~~~~~~~~~ Paul McCanhy hadonrhe bia play for the16-ylltd Hulls. reeo•cring a rumble thcone Baldwin· Wallace line. Quarterback Many Barrcll hit nankcr Frank Prici from CJ yards our ror UB's only $COJC. Rk:h Pbillips kicked lbe point after to fonish out thc Buffolo scoring.. ! llcsicla xorina rwo TO's, bt froq-ly bunt throoJb lhe UB ckfmsi-fc !IDe oa quicl< aUsdirc<:lloo pbys. :< Buf(aJo caai1y outnwchod io 1bt NSNft& ; ckportmmt,mucriaJamiDIII·fJVeyanlscanpo~cdto 1be Ydlowjatlet's 21•. 111< Bulb bad a lliaht cdc< ill passina, 101 yanh to IOl witJ1 or 1bem c:ocninJ rrom Barrell •ho tlucw eiahr comple-tions for 91. Founeen or h b - rdl in<:ov>pld<. Leaclio&pollnd p 1l1CI (Of 1be BuDs,... Pol Whitebead .,ho nHh<d ror n yardsqalruu very srinl)' Baklwin-Wallllcc d<fmse. Jom Rodri&uu aod freshman P• Fricano also saw :C~ ~~u,::.b~ek., buo both...,. iodfmi>-c dox 10 Linebxker Mark Oifrano;rsco l<d rhe 1)8 defense v.loh ei&ht unassisted 111dla and lhree usist> ., che Buffalo defense spentlhe majority or Ihe game on rl(e fi<ld . r,,., also had an IS·9 down odvanrqc and ran 1• BW mO<e ploys, The Dull's s..:ord dropped IO 5-S wJ(h fh·r cons..:uoivciOJS<S. Alr'red mar<hcs into Rotary Field this Saturd•y ., Burralo 1rit:s 10 pu~h iu rt\.~rd o'er .$00. Fans f1y high Buffalo Boosters imbibe booze af~er Bills bomb by Jo~pldilmon MflirQiinf Edito, There were a lol or happy Buffalo Bills fans in Western New York Sunday, bu1 1he passengers aboard Amerl~an Airlines nighl SOl w= 1he haappieSI rans anywhere. "All righl Burralo,.. one sli&hlly in1olrica1ed gen1leman 'wild righl a fit< take orr. slurrlna m05l syllables, ""'e did good today. ~m Bills did real good today." "Them Bills" had pulled orr a last minule viaory over 1he New York Jets just two hoursearlier, and abou1 100 ~embers or the 1eam's boos1er dub were Oying back co Surrah~ afler spendmg 1he weekend in the Bia Apple, ' The panying be&an ror che rans during lhe game icselr, continued in 1he LaGuardia Airporl bar and d idn'lend uncil lhc plane touched ground in Burrato. Throughout the OighJ, lhey cheered 1hc Bills and 1oasted each individual pla_yrr-several cirnes ovrr. "111a 5houldn 't have been allo~on board,'' Fligh1 Allendam Nancy Metzaer sald afl<r che .SO·minuce I rip. "There was a def1na1e safely hazard." Eu on the raee! Meu&<r said she had 10 conlinually escort passenaers back 10 1heir sealS and was <ubjecled ro "all kinds of horrassmen1 . " The Burralo' na1ive asked 1he plane's pilo1 pnor oo rake-orr if akhobol could be banned on board. " Bul he lauahed at me and told me 10 calm dov.n. Ht didn 'r rake me seriously." Whal paniculrly infuriated the 12 ·year American Airltncs veteran was the way che pilot "c&acd on .. chc passengers . "I <Ouldn't tx:lieve icl Four 1ime5 he go1 over che louspeaker and mcmioned che Dills and they "cnl crnyl" Booster Club Presidenc Red Fourcinnto, who wu <rlebraling chc heavies! . said che Bills fans were just having a good time and lllat ac no point did anyone sec ou1 or concrol. Fourcinato said he has taking Bills rans all over che councry for lO years. to almos1 ~cry Na1 ion a I Foocball Leaaue 11adiurn. "Evt<)1hing's coming back no" ror 1he 1eam-they're playing good ball. II 's noc, my best season, buo it's been awfully good." Sht's mlban-assod Bills Assrstanl Ticker Manoger Adam Ziccardi said 1ha1 _gver SOO Borrato rons lra•elcd IO New York ror the carne, each spending a couple hundred dollars for plane rare ond e.\penscs. Why Spend all chat moneylo<it ~ when you could watch che game on TV? "Loyalty,'' he remarked. "A lot of loyahy." Linda Ashcrofl of H amburg, who, wich her h115bond Ocw 10 New York ror che game, said " Buffalonians are die-hard no man er whal spore it is-roo1ball or hockey." She had t raveled co Miam i earlier jhis year lo sore h e _ playoff-contender Bills, and as ,;oon as " che fa mily money Wrestling Bulls are UB 's heroes by Douc SeymiUISkl "''('d,, Wradin:& is a !!pGMin& C"-"tnt lh:ll rahtrcs individuality within 1hc ream <OD<-.pt. 11 i> PhY>i<..tly dcnw!din&. drain inc mtr&Y from all pans or Ihe body. Tbt Wf'C!Qlu is rraincd lo an on io~ind. f't'a..""1in_; to situations uruem by most Sf'IC.'.1ators; Thdr mou·s mUJ.t be r... and furiou• At UB. lhcrt" tl.i$1s ··a ,-tfl· s.ron& "'resalina tradilion.'" .says U year w.rC'SIIinJ- t.~'h Ed'fl~rd Midlad. WtS overall t«<rd is aft imf!R'V"'C 167 • itt"• 6S louts. ond lhm: ri<s-itldocl~ fhe N.-. YQ<L Slate Championships. one NC"'A Ill O.arapionship. a (ounh "'"'" fmish In Di•~ I, :m.t ....... Rqion:ll Qualif"". . ' Th< NCAA Divlsioa ran~in, <2m< Out No>ernb<Y 1-BWFalo was ranked llllb in rbe natioo. M'~<.'ha<l bo&sctd thai uuo h;u cn)o)'t"CC a n.ationill ranliin1 for the-la'll oichl yQ(S." 1.aJt y<1>r Mkllxl roa•:hru the nr>t n:»ionol l>i"'""' individu.:al (hantsHon in :tn.) if'Orl ;at UlJ.-Tt•m Jat"'utol~ Tbt outls• wn::s~Hna,:: 1r~dil~''' w11> honon'tl eartic:r ahis mouth b)' 1hc lnduciiOfl ()ftwo r,wnHY UU wrcstlcrs into chc Univcr:~~1cy 1\thlettt.' H:lll a l farnc-l>QmlkJ lkict'i"':m Curtt... ( 1ot'1> ,,r 19~. ;~tl\,1 " !Iuddy'' un...... ('to.>.< or ·~~2. • '11lc I"C."t.."'SJliJion 1tl::u Mk1w~o( ha.... ~n''''hl co lht$ , iM1itution iJ-Ouc: Co bb- " phflt'ISOJihy:• T he wn..."\!Ung. L"'3-:·h diviUc."S Ilk.' •~"'" huu ttm.~ llhUM!!\.-Pf'C<-M:".tStlO. salliOn. ;snd ('I('._H~."'I~ll1. l-'ha5C ' bc-g3n~Ck1ob« 6 ;md ....ltllinucd whh r,mr a..,,. . CA~ YOU FE:fl iT WHEN I 00 fln:t: Ult1 JoM \.... . zr- t um hla tne.K:tiJ ........ a Btoollport CGIIIPI'lllof.., 1nJ fMntiiJ._ Wftttilnt tcMimame.flto Wrnllktg co.eh Ed 11ticMe1 be4,1..., lbll lhla .,.__... cr. ot p l flP'IIR lt ..... IO l~f· or rrs-.•tk"t' hnroctu..."'n& rhc nuir<' pmc' pl:m. Mk1u~<l e\rlllined tlt•t dunnJ thi> pniod "~• Spttnnnu SitJff fl'ritt'f '"'iN oUr he bQ..;,. t«hnique. or our (lhi'-!>hr of ~=oliol$ and introdlh.'C' rK"''' r~-hniQuo~ •• 1"bru is Ill"-"" condiliorrin~ •h~it U ~ procr;un of "dJ.ht r~n in~ an~ n~""'•"ll·r~· ""~x"f\ilcs. ~ rtt~ u c:Jnil;ltk" "' 11'1 .... t.>d) "'eoodtclool. Tl"• ""'"'"d rl'"'<' !r. """""'<Ito "p."tob< indhiduol ' " lt'fiU) or Cll'dkn~'1.Jbr ,'OI'MiJtiontnt anc.J is on drifl, :m..J ""Ttt1ln'-1A"· •• '-Did Mktt.xl l>ut1AJihc ~a"iin 1br ~"...,..-ill '211 "''J'IrnJin'..,n ¥to hat Lind '-'' mo~tcb b ,"011\iQ~. ur. Mk~i I14J'Ia.l. ~ad~1 ht'n•n~ ·ur t~"hn~ua. llk.. ct1t.~,..,. ''tf )® 'A("fC' 10 U.ilt rhc .1.1Jt1C (M":k'1ict i})IL'TU 104' d hlurrum~l ~ )OU •ould fot 3 dl.l.::ll nu.,1. ~\"'ll •-ou!J tKwn hi1n Vhr- ""-"!!llkY) OUL" H..• added th3t ''tht· on~hid..,l ntu-. bt broll&i>t Uf' CO 0 hiP,.._,,.; for • <llrJI ntc.'\."1, bUI h< f'IIU.st b< bc'O\IJIU U(l 1\."l 3 hitftcr t.,_, tl h1 ~·•Jur,• the ri~• of lt'un\3tTK1U -.n.~tnw . ·;· "(.'nndutOnmJ. k rcblh,• 10 the suu:aion.·· r--nt'at..-'\.1 M i-:1'-".. • ' 'You "-'UIU tu p:;at '"""" "f~kr rOt lht• f\1)1 ,,,,.,_ rh.: SUNYA~' ond Nllll.>n• l (ll:lnorioll>h•r•-" The: wr roor r"u!lh..:D in tM· SUN\"AC t'h.:uH!"«\fl~htf"" ~on to t.'Ot-np.,< itt f~ N:uiod:al <"h:amr;..,n.JJi~ 1114' IOf' ...'iJ!hl v.n..,..ktJ~.m th,• N~tion;d (.ll.nnJ'Iiunjhif"- ~~.u-n AII·AIH~Tknn 'l'iiU ..... "An AII·Am~'fkWJ mtLCI 1\Utl;,.ti.JI .l6~ t.b)"' a ~....-.u : · IWI,'\1 t\lt\·lck.•l. ~~ t1d""'-J ''I!'"Wml ind&n~uub h'tt• th•., yt.-ar~ tt.•:un) IHIH' t l~ p.llt.'nt~d h' tx· 1:\II·Antak:ut~. ~\ I'" ,L~:NnO~ on ir lht r,4hu: t.'"Jn mu\.,• 'h..: ~d)!.ht (d., ..... , II~,\ $~1 t1n:i1 \i~hl ill t.lU, " t k ~,m..-'10\ka. """''"' .1 \X'f) ine~.;n'"'' ttnllll"· ' ' t"'' i ~­ o i a5: �~steRnow Face-off shaBBaton 'he VB Hod<r.y Buill opco IINir - •. t011lpt 11p11ut Colple Umenlly .c Colpte. ne Ids wtlllle looldq to 1•11"•• tlldr f'KOnl fro• IMI _ . . , -.IIO<ft !1-15. ne lao•• opnor willie Nov...., ' ' .c T_,.... tee di.o. at ~·mAin SlREEt chANO hoose 3292 IT\aln root- qo. ,_8ft IIIII a.uJ.ble bo Oart H .. free of dlarJe. TM Sp«trum'a Dave ~b will prn1ew t.1oo for aeat WHtooaday'a • - · - Saooll s - . .-- ~ Pito.l.)l"lb¥. · ~ • 6 pm 6 . satuROay !bY. n • co om ail-·-""-.. c:co- s--- hu tltt sptdal&!!!! ca. Bulls boot three into elite.squad The UB Soccer BuDs have a real reason to.,be proud. They have three or the best players in the whole State University of New Y~ Athktit Conference (SUNYAC) Western Division. Sophmore scorin.c -lion Chris Simon was joined on the all.cOnrereilce squad by freshman Mike Gfocsievskl and junior dofenseman Herb Schaub. All three were named to the rmt tQUD. Simon finbhtd the season with .a UB season-record 16 goa)s. WEDNESDAY SOc Bar Drinks • opening to closing Boosters .-:-:·-·.....- THURSDAY Country Night! 75c Bar Drinks $3 Pi~cher of Labatt's JOJZ Bailey Avenue at Kensington supply is replenished,"1hey will ny off to another city. While she limited her celebr~ting to a cup of e<Jffee on the airplane, Ashcroft wd the other palissengers'lkliavior wa$ •o· be expected "considering 1hey had just spent a lot or Of UB) · 134-eeto money to see !heir 1eorn win a ual close game." The one regret she and the other Buffalo fans had,lhough, was they h!ad LO t altl\ a charter bus before the aame was over and they all missed l'he winning touchdown pass. TASTE THE BEER THAT OUTSEllS·· AlL THE··OTHERS··IN CANADf\:· - ·rt.ABAITS. Good neWs! ·. . Metzger, who said 'She will speak to an official of American Airlines about the rowdy Oigh1, . e xplained· that the fans' behavior bn the plane was a blotch on Buffalo's reputation. .. I'm embarrassed she said · · ur am nbl prou'd to be · ~ Buffalonian." 9 ' The SP.ectrum ~- . la&at6, Canada.S No. I sdling b=; is now imported to me US. So, now itS easier totry our labam-and unders.tand me secret of itS popularity. • ~ We think you'll discoveT a taste that$ crisp, dean and ~tunl­ truly, me beer that cas~ as good as thecouotlyit <XXI1CS from. 1HINKOF·~ THINK OP l.ABAITS ;: z questions autho~ity very MoD:da.y, Wednesday · a.nd �classified WAHTeD TICKETS •oR PINllbllrOit vt, &utfala IUIIt 11/UIIO, JOt t•" ~"!~'• .,.u.llllc ~~ 1 7tl0 per #'I..L ACS MUST 0. l)alrO lilt ~•ncA.. ~~~ 0~ Uti HI iii CNfiOJft. OJ MI'WII• t-lfb&e COPY of tfMI M wftb ~ C"'« 'c Of rnooMV ~ fOt filM •avmem. No ~' t>e ~""'en. 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P•r1s ~ • •Buff· PAJAMA PARTY llf P ,J , &OTTOM$ Ml!;f . . . . , . . . ,, ..W. ltn\.. W•tctl Jor clrlolls. , MOSTLY OLDIES Euerv Thursday Night P.J.D.J. with Mr,' M~e vour Mr. VTaco Dilautl'n-oa W. WINES i LIQUORS PO£T.S. CrMtlw writtn and artb:b: The Spec.hVm w•ntl yovr work tor • ::r=,~~~!;: Ql..-101 ----------, soedat issue., Submit materJal to' Tom Coccot• Of' o.v. Coms10Ck ., The Spctrvm Offkts. m Squirt Hill. Be •to?"" Nltctl. Tow)oun. SAftA. 1616 "'7N.:.~ . .-0100 -qtl<lll""""'"·collm·- • .t Got something to say? Sure you do. .And If you can't let mryone know by Word of moutll, we at Unlvet'sily Press can S message across Is T or E R S .a-. B;t.by4 LOW. C:l noy. ano Marlf' _.,...,. . tnd ..especi ,. •• • .,. IIY P......,. "'""""'- fOt.l for fhe bftt ~1 I The .,.,.,., Donald A. Ross Der'IOI\ail. TaU It " ' ' bt'o. BN•", CANC£R PATIENT moving from C•UfOrntl to WtaMm New Yorlu.Nklno t..Mtrll ~Y Me. C..II as.a.ao after&. MICH ELLE : H app.,.• lin montl'l •nrUwrury. t•m IOOIC.'"O toro;..olf'd to IOtndlno an •ternJty with ';'01.1 : Lov. ..•fw•v~ Jo.• K, K, I IIIII want to tell you tNt I LOVf! m~ blr"fhday prewnt tnd ,ov •¥ttt mor• , ,,~ ~ ~. ,MosiMIIMCr. YOlK Upst41te Hclwy. J.B. 5tt£LLY, 8RUCE:. J\lile, Sr••· Wend'/, l"''tf Ncf. SpeaJrer \lniYtfol.., Gol-. ....,_. S"PECIAL. DISCOUNT$~ VI ~ &. l.cufty ~te-cvt:VJIO. hnnl li2'2.CIO. a"Kkst~l nJ E~fewoocf. York.. ••Ctllugo... D A V I D - A - - IO•IC*I.. 9ff"ICIII\. TheM 'f'O'ol 10 much tor my pe,rty ...s fht ..,..-. You haW m.ae tflls liOfN FOfitTRAN. C080L, SPU, W ....~ • coursea. N ine t~ttonlh te• cl\lnt r~UIIcs whrl ~'""" tor E><e~- ....,.,, btMd on QtHttl'<·•'foftt ~Y wfth rewmt' ., pl\or!ot ~IL- ~. or. LM T lryant, comouter Sc.ltnce, St•tf" HV ,..,_ (11._ 14.J-SSI1 , AH E QUAL OPPOit TUHITYI AF, RfMATIVE ACTIOH EMP1..0YEa mce ~ ot unfortwett dlsatt.r. Conttct Sc-ott Dtntorel t.li·UH, ·~envt rOftmentaJ PsntK~togy .at Larot." LORD INSURANCE Dotllf1, ott, lO Ave.,. A.rnMnt. NY 10'216. FREE ADMISSION Than. Rock Nig~t 100 UB FVS Pltuti< --~1• To• .-.-,. . FREE ~· ADIIISSI ~ Chumtf1S) tor lS yrs. to i nfinity, El(perlm<tn f I n -s-qace to escape Low o.po./!. E-Z P•ytrNNit en-ft. . .: II!ACB IOfS, /All & DEA1I & 07'HER lEACH IIVSIC ro IE ru FED IS VOUR RESUME looktnQ tHCNI'It ta RtCfC. Another- SOc PIZZA Catnput, Cttl MMk .....IQ CAR·S TICKETS. Shdh row front Uoor, uflfet' w«ion. Call Ste>JI', 6.11•4$)1, OOn'l mlu 11-NOYtfJ'ber mh At tt1e ~ ......... ..did! T~ te .. rolfoW dflv• am/fm 1\ltnw mullns~ conrro• t~nal WfPUI to41d •'•'• lftr.o ampUfler modea no. A-l21 &mtf"'Ift Guil•r mi.tlt cone~. wti GrA .... s..- 7 ,_,. 7-.1. v •t~ueiU.t OR RtNT .. ~ G.i-tic Sodmt t..lwt CIU& tO 'YDOII'.tPft~ tffon. FOR ,..,.fft TOHIGH'niJ .,-,c. .. • "ceot 10 tena•• d bwt h u a modttJ amou"l ot l)fOg,-,mmlnt t11Ptrl ti"C4lo t"d ...inc..,.. -'fnf'l• I« ltOWtft. ~tos.lttoft .. .. ":# .0 Cot" """14.ntJ. , .. of cr.M-. lh• t tl Kraus Confeience Center, Crosby Hs/1 2:00 • 5:00 pm OPENTOALL NOFt:E Vlf"'f ..,_.. JUPP4'f". ~ we wm wrlouatr • c;ontf6ef" Mtnf'OM WTIOM prlfftMY h"alnlnlt fl. not '" COI'np!#ftn. 41.tume !'lOt to DrMtn1Ke VIIOUtd o. 10 tof'MOI'\fl wtft'l 1ft ac:IVII'IC.ed ~ft In ~~ <r SclerKt •no l ftnlflunt computer btc*:~ thett Qu.atlnc.tffonl art' In ~~ ~N~:.C:':.,~~~n,!'~t!,.~ ,.ptoduca "Starting A Business Using Veoture 'Capital" GtntMO Ml • e~Hperate I"'Hd K~ fill • Attomey-.at,uw RATES •~• l l . SO fOf ~~ fkd 4 THE STATE UniYH'alty GoUtOt at Lucian C. Pulato =~d0.1013::.:~ ::!"'(:~-.:: .. TODAY!! ..,...QI'l. ;'' Novem~>eq .21st: is tbe 30 ANNIVERSARY Of: THE SpECTI\UM HElP US CELEBRATE!! J-. -MIInSt. 50~ Strohs Draft&75~Mixed Drinks · froryt 8 p.m. to lQ p.m. P.!.,~!!~~ --- - . . ...... rapt • - ' " • v.a. -·-- -~ -cbe .J=ollowing will be available PatRoos • sccroeocs $1 Faccdcy & SCOf=f $2.so Auoilable at TMl. S,.c""* 355 SqaiRe Ha ll S>arb • 5 pm Daily ; l fc 3 ~ & ! ";; z I i �<Juotc of the day Inter VetSity Cbrlstlaa Fdlowahlp motU tomonvw ot 7:30 p.m. In 330 Squire w~h II'<- Orqa C.... rn1ss1onoty to B.&lo &>Mr city. "Infants don't hove as much fun in infancy as adults do In adultery:· ~to 8elo T"" Uttle Slsttn m~ Thu!Odoy ot 7 p.m. In 320 Poner, EDI<oiL Fa< m<><e lnlormatlon all Donis .. -1\nonymous ~-4723. Soul El<pertence ltllnistry 8Jbk Slue~) tom<><rv" •• 7:30 ln.~ Squire. ~oto; Boca_ Ia a Oni..rslly S<tVke of The Spectrum. l"t:otke• ere run free or chatQe. The Spectrum dou not guo.-ntM that all notlcu wlJ oppur ond ,_,..,.. 1M right to edit d notices. ltOTICES TO APPEAR MORI!: THAI'I OI'I<:E MUST BE RESOBMITTED FOR EACH PRII'ITI~O . D<odllnu ore Mondiy, Wednudoy and Friday at noon. p.m Ches.s Club mHts every Thursday al)d Friday at 7 p.m. In 240 Squire. Art. you plssed aboul ~Tklng? Art: you pt$sed oboul commuting ln general? If so. why not vent yout vk:ws at the Comuter Council meell"' FrlcUy •t l p.m. In )).4 announcements Squire.. We·re_ here lntematJon .. ActJvl~f )'OV would tlke: to ~ mote •.nd beUet Ktlvit;es. votuntecr as fiUie u an hour • -.eek 10 SA lnttrnlllonel Affairs. Call 636-2950 for Polish Student Le.ogue mett~ Friday at3:30 p.m. in 3<12 Sq1Jire 10 diSCUS$ plaM for IM-Anneul Onlstmas WigtUa Celebration. AU members lrucrutcd In pardclpatlng In lhls traditional ce:J~don ~ urged t.o «tenet. tO RI"Ye you. ln(ormatlon. Student Strugele '"' S..let .lowry meets Sunday 01 2 p.m. In 344 Squlft. Ptono Ia< wolkothon • ill be dioatuod- Subjecu MC.ded IO< • buslness decision> moklng ll pakl for ~t'tidpr.eUon. Can Prem ' ' 831 ·3e39or 831 ..7U or "opby3138~ to,.. up an lnCttYie'WJ. • · ~lf~rimeru . ~es,arts8tlectures Kllt1, an absorption centu to pntetfc~ H~btew, *111 Thuuday ot II:JO a.m. In 344 Squire. BrlllQ ..Cross Ungulsltlc AnelytiJ or Complwmt Munlngs e nd Forms·· gtvtn by Prof. Evelyn Ransom tomonow at 2 p.m. In the llngubtlts L.ounge, l!rst floor Sp.auldlng, commenc~t you Hebrew te ~ t and mate-rl41. Trip to Toronto Museum of Art sponored by lhe Art Ellicott. Hl)tory Undergraduate MJ~n. Sat. Dec. 6 .ot9 a.m. to "le-w lhe Tvrne1 Exh_lbllJon. Tickets are available in ~8 Clement until S.nm:tey. Nov. 15 only. ""The Legacy or VIet Nam: Health Etrec:ts or Agent O<onge" lecture Thurodoy •• 12:30 p.m. In 0·26 Forber. - An Hlstory Onckrgrad Assn. pot luck d1nncr end t...-eer semin<or S.turdo~ ot 1 p.rn. ot !>6 £nll!!woocl. Bill Cuny ol ttt,ti-...Ut end Tom Oatnr"aotf ~A Galtef)' • Ill JI><Ok. Tllented? Shere you Latent with the Ul'\1vns;hy community. We need ~rkshop teackr). for autornotl've n:~lf. ake dt<Ofati-ng, e:s.trology• .and many other •ork•pt. Volunt~ to be • teoder. Call 636-2808 or ttop by 1 lO Norton rorJTIOrc. •nrounaoon. Alpha Llmbda Dell• mcmben-CerdOcatu and "='welry are. in. Stop by 1 I 0 Nonon between 8:30-S p.m. to pick yours up If you did not re«lve them at the induction ttnmony. Pfg out tt the 1>4ke sale to bt:neJit the Anti·R•pe T•.Jk Forc-e In the Sq~lre Center loUfl9C. Friday from 9 ·4 p.m. t.. Dl Ob Lo Do, llle goes on• •• so aet neld upetle1'K't In re•l IKe:. Venture out Into &Jfeto t.hrough v11IOUJ ptojt<U wot'tdng with young and old elike. Join Prepormg lor Poycholoay Oroduote Sdlool" given by Rob Adomsl<i Wodnesdoy ."' 7 p.m. In 3)0~te. • Qroduete Students ln the Physlul Sclcncu. Mothemotic;s. Compute< Science ond El\giM<rina moy be eUglbte for Laboratory·GrttdUite P•ttk1pantshlps, at the- AlQOnt'le N4tlon4l Laboratory. Must be o US Clti.ten. For furtht.t Information, wrhe to: Argonne Oivlslon of Eduutional Programs. \Jrtduote Student Thesis Appointments. 9700 Sou_th Coss AYenue. Argonne, Illinois. 60439, 312·972·3365. Ortdu1tlng Seniors-A representatJve f r~ &(tH!h Colle-ge Gr~~Ouoce Sc-hool ol Busineu Admlnl.,.,ratlon will be. on cbmpus Nov. l9. Sign up In' 3 Hayes Cor cell Mrs. Mat·k at 831·)515 for an appointment. MlnorllltJ ere e~ur•ged to come for and 1nterVIe'4>. Ob CAC In .345 Squire. 831·3521 . Grod... Ung Social Scleo<u ond L.onouoge MojorsColumblo Unl\le<slty ~lonol Alnore ..m be on campu> l'lov. 20. Sign up Ill 3 Ho;es Cor coli /o\n.• Jo\ack at 8ll 35t.S for .en appotntment. MJnot'it~ arc tf'IC'OUfaged to c~ f« an inte::rvlew. 4 Nec.d a pi.K&to Uve? The Off.C.'mpus houting office c•n help. Come look through our listings ol opor1tnenu, Oots and houHI whkta are avaUable now and nt-:Jtt semester. Open •eck~)'l hom 12-5 p.m. in 343 Squire. • • Spect-t Poetry Competition with $1000 nr" prJ•• spontored by 1he World or Poepy. o quarte:rly ne-Wilecter for poett. Rules end orndal t:.ntry rorms ;,re avallalbe from the World of Poetr)l, 2~:11 fitockton, Dept. N, Sacramento. Callforn\a, 95817. Leaol husles7 Group legol Se~ olle11 lree leg•l advice and 11\form~~tlon to ~I UB studenu. Do you ha'tle • hc•rlng ln SWJ /IRJ c.oUrts o r the Presldent'J CommiSJkm? OLS h.a.s l1w studenlJ to Kl os defenders for .students. For more infortnotlon- 1top ln It OLS open 1 1·5 p.m. /o\ondoy. Thursday ond Frida~. until 6 p.m. Tu,t>day end 7 p.m Wedne>do~ In 340 Squire. 1\lso In 177 MFI\C, Elllcotf.' Mondays from 1·5 p.m. 831 ·2273. '"The <11'1 Without 1.,..1: WI~ It Happen" diiCUSSion tOtnOfrow •t 8 p..m.. in 232 Squirt. Ar\d 0\IC what you an -do. "'Nur Eastun Ivories and Trade. With Ore.ccc '' given by Pror. Irene Winter today It 8:30 p•. ot the. Albtight·Kno• Att Art Gallery. 80/81 with Pit Mttheny and others Nov. 19 al 7:l0 end 10 p.m. fn Lhe Orono do Thealer. ··The lnlcrpatfonal Women't Movement" given by Or. Elitabeth Weston Wodoeodoy at 7 p.;, In 316 /o\PAC. EJilcoU. Seminar on Rape c::ondu.c:ted by SiH Fayle or the Rape Supporth·e AdYOC.att Progn.m Slturd.ay al7 p.m. In 333 Squire. • Opposltion to Lhe. Iraqi lnvuloo or iran lecture and discussion today 01 7:30p.m. In 2.34 Squire. WRUB hu tlve. p•frs of tlc:ke.ta to tlve aw1y to .1ft P.t ~y at t~ Granoda TMate.r on Nov. 19.. Usten ~ 640 AM lor d<!taits. ••tndla Today.. an evening of culture •nd potlucs wllh lndjan food,li-ve. sitannualc and live clasa.lut d•ncta.. al.~q a panel dl$Cusslon on "lnc:Ua'a Role 1n the Thh'd Wortd" -Saturday at 7 p.m. In 1~ ~dJ~ke1. EIUcotL "Greo~.. Carc.e.r Planning omct workshops~ Job lqtervl~wl ng Pleporollon and Technlqi(H Wortc.l>op Monday 012 p.m. In 316 Wendo. Avldeotoped lntel"o/1ewwlll be ol>own ond dlttu:ued. AI.Jo. after thls workahop. s;t~l& will h.tve • ~han« tO proctl« lnte.rviews by using vldeotapng equlpmenL RnutrM WrMing Ftidrly ot I p.m. in "Copen end Tuosdoy ot 3 p.m. In 7 Hoyes C. Tt:dlntqueo f<>< - " ' a ., <llectW.. ,.....,. wll be dlscusoed. s..mmer Employment 1!181 It> &slnas ond lndumyFrlday ot J p.m. In 7 Hoya C. ThiS worlul!op will cowr writing o resume. retoutn:s • .,.nab~ to find out about open;~. 1nfotm•kHl abou\ companies recruiting on e&IJlpu.s and other hln!O to help you nnd • summer job. Qraduatlne S&nlors-A representative_i rorn Cew Wetttrn Reterve. Unlverail)' O.tedu.te School or Qualnet1 Adrnlnlttrotion will be o" compus Nov. 18. Sign up ol J Hoyae C or coil 1"\rs. !olacl< I t Ill f-35 L5 for on appolntment. Minorities are tncourage to c:ome: en ror ,....,.lew. Nov. 20·23 In lhe Kllharlne CornelljheaC..r. evoilablt: al the Squire Tlckct Offk:e. OrooP ratn •••iloble b~ c•lllng 1136·5214 or SA ot636-29~. ' TiC'k~ts Films ond lorum •bout being goy Friday ot 9 p.m. In S Acheson. All are welc:ome. ""-men Also Die" ot 7 p.m. ond "Boyond • lmaalnc whllt It would be like to wok• up one morning and want to aJio friend. Olrt then rullze )'OU heve none. Vou an be a rriend to a tone.•y chUd. For rT'IOI"t' lf!fotmotlon.colt 878-4337 from 1().6 p,m. ~kdoys. Rel>onable Doubt' ot 9:20 p.m . ~erenc:e Tbe.uer. t~lghl In the "1be. flillJckltemM* tOf'I'M)ffOW at 3-.lO, 6. end 9 Woldm...Jft Thuttf. Nonon. Squire P.m. In the " R•..;.. ollh~ Pink PonU..." tonight ot 8:30 p.m.ln I io M.FIIC, EJII<ou. Pill Eu Slamo m~ts lodoy ot 3 p.m.1n 262 Squlr;e, 8oclo/oay Undergro41uote -.,I Asen. moeiS today ot " Hair" Friday in 170 /o\FAC, Elllooll; S.turdoy In 146 Dlelendorlb\>lh ot 7 ond 9: 1 ~ p.m. Sundoy.inlhe Squl,.. Conferrence Theoler at 4, ~:30 arid 8:45 p.m. 2:30p.m. In the Capen lounae. ground [loor. .....,. lfttereoted In beeotnl~~S ...,.taallo-;TM INdcutelor Pwolegel Trolnlng will !wive a repreomtMJve "'\ . . , _ HoY. I e to -dlocuw their Pe<olegol Progtwn. Sltn liP a..Jito)'H C 01 coli et831-35!51or., -- Alcohol Awarc..nc.ss Program do you sometime• reel that you01a frit.ndml)l drink toomuc;h? Oropby 174 MFAC, Ellloblt, Wedne<4ayslrorn 0.10 p.m. Osc IU'T'he Anti-R•pe Task Force Ms • wetk Mrvicesend t_he Yen service. tfs rOf you, 10 ple•te U-lit (t. If )IOU t\oyt any questions. cetl831·3521. !'ln.- _ . . , _ . Mlno<lllts are .._.._., to comt 10 ~ - .sonr- ,., lbe <J!Abled will be dlscuucd •• the nut rneetlt>ct ol tbr Independents lodoy ot 6:30 p.m. ~·•• ~CounCil meeutoct.y.c 2!30 p.m. In 5M Red~ EIGcod. ~ lloo<- .... HdtO<)' .,..,.. olflces. a-_......._~-Airl- (O""'AJ)flnoncfel eld lorTns""' in. They QO b e - - • ) Ho18 c ... "c-.p.n, ~,...._-~~t for Sprino I W l - w t ll lie held In 219-F.-: todo~ ., 11 o.m. Mid 3 '""" l'lldoy • 9 a,m. and 1 p.m.; l'lov. 2511 10 e;m. I p.m.; Doc. I at 9-&.m.;.Oac, 2 It II o.m.illld2p.m.; Dec.341J-IO&.m.ood 2p....; O.C.~atl0 ' a.m. - ) p,m.:Dic• 5• I I a.m. In sports ~tion ) 121 Squ;re. - ,... . ._,...,_ ECOf!.O<IIIcs ......... II*Utodoy .. 2 p.m. 1n ll>e oeccndlloqr loucll!, Farao, Etli<oU. 1 To- on4 the brMI - - c:.nter !llftllng como._ Ill 8 p.m. In 232 Squlre to dl - 1M fact lhot 1...e1 may be .oto4 out ol.the <11'1. SMCS meett tomorrow et 5-.30 p.m. In 9 Acheson Annex: ' · T. .y: Ice Hoc:Qy ot Coiam l.tnt..<IIJI. Fndoy: Volleybolloti'ITS Chllmplontlhlpo. ~SidCIO;Bus . . .lnsm4otlngl'loY. I9 et5p.m.ln2335qulre. Plontoettendour"Yogo...tSicr dernonsuatlon toclay ot 7 p.m. In 233 Squire. Cl8 ~- Club meotlna for .,)'011• lmeruted in ~ t. .y I t 4:30p.m. in 1~ I!No ~It yvu conlltl<nd coll838-4676• as Pop Club meei-S ~y at-7 p .m."' ~ Squin:. Ploii'S lor tbr loot footboll aom• ol tho ....... will be dl........,. Pte... bring lull& end mon~ lo thl• "'!ellng. _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Sclladlt.,. looked "do>ct" to F'u>kdstein for his rational<: in scd<lna tbe ofru. " P..-ally, it seancd to bt a ~niqu. opponunlty to him beaux II\JUIY of lbc thlap u 1M $pto<m11n drogcd hiJ name in mud ond bt thoualu that by dolnJ 1 deeeot job Wllh FSA, be could puU it out," •he curly· hllired Prctldmt opined. Two week Faculty-5tudeat Assoeiotioo (FSA) T........,er Wilf~am F'mtet.ein submlcted his raipoat)oo to S.udent Associatioo (SA) Praidellt Tim Sllecban and FSA Prcsldem . Corddl Sctu!chter Friday afternoon. The cvntrovtrlial offiCial's lcttor was acce~Med by Sebaehter, altbouaJ> the Praidtot said Flnkclstein ,.iH rCIIIaln on tbe Board or Dirmms until ano<h.,. Rudcnt member is found. The deponing Trea.surcr .uid ht suuested to lhe fSA Board or Directors that ,PI<m_l)cr Ktvin Btyant bt hio replaa:mmt if SA decides that It w.1n11 to contln~e to ha•e a At,....,. student serve as Trea.swcr. P~ou.sly, Assistant VIce Presideot for Housin& Leonard Snyder htld t.he poJilion. Fiokcistein was th< first student lo hold the posr. The <A· Treasure, howov~r. $Old SA should oo01ldcr appointlns a f uiHime profes.<ional. Cit.ill& other commitment•. Finkcbttin explained that boldin& the position is "no longer worth my tim<." Adding that he would not he paid - stit>"nd or sallll')', thb be>pectocled student onicioj nottd he would be able to sa1lsfy SA '1 need>. ·eo.....,...,. FintdSicin hlmsetr .uid "various rauons" got him intcrCSied in the Tr...ur.,. post. "I felt I oould do somctltina conwuetive for FSA," he ..plllined. Sheehan, who pushed Finkelstein fOf' tbc Job, wa> unavailable for comment, SJ><ndin• ''""" or the weetr:()d in Blllghamton at a SASU confcrtnc<. Derh.alc. bow....er, sbod someliaht on SA 'o motlvuion in orferlna him the Treasurer's but not his owl'l. 'Corrup1Joa ' "Because of some other unanticipated time drvtlopmeuu I eouldo't do "'' dulles to my own satiSfiiCiion," Finktlstein said," but I could 'do it for othtn." . . _ .lnt&ined his decision w.-s nor inOutncni by 1 rtec:nt s.tory in Th1 Form. F'SA r...._._ Wltu.em F'"*...t.lil Altenotbte Press Which portrayed him as I mlstO' or n., po.sUioJt. ..,. no longtK wotrff my l lmtt. .. '"Siudent manipulation" with a hlst.or)l of "&ross <'Ofruption a1 UB." Schachter commonted tbat the J>0S1 rruty havt come bad; to The alternative J>IIJ>Cr- fiUided by SA- r«:ounted lg haunt. F"mkdQein. "I guess be didn't •PS>rociate the VttSion of f"mkd.s:tein's atuvit\es II lht univcnily rrom tbt atmOsphere be was workina in," the Prc:sideat Aid. "Out to time he .was Treasum of tht Rudent-run Sub Board I many havi~& prO<OO<Zived ootioru about his J>OSI, be may <OrJ>Oration until jUSI b<forc ltis "J>PC)intment to FSA. It also ba"" found it diflitult to wort with." Schaduer also loolrod delailccl ltis wort as 1M ~rvm'z buslnas llllfll&<r. ·iruid• !lis orpuizatioa fOl J<>me or lbe causes tbat may ba"" Written under Lh~ pscudon)'lll "Otivu C. Kar, •• tbt article loti tl>< cootn>.....W F'mt<hlc:in to leave FSA. >i>ul1'ed • m<etiJI& I><Nec:n F'takdQ<io and vark>us members of the S.O.c and lbe Assembly lasl TIIC:Sdq. Alh-ldAltbouaJ> F'mkeiR<in ooid lbc Slory in the weckly paper lw "The FSA Corpol:afioo bas a sbo<t twzory <lOCI fO< a lot or Uu~ cffcct on bis ckdslon to aep down, Schacluu ldmlued llle tbinp we c1o it W.O. a '&'llik ~ pt ~ c1oae,"Sdl.ci.Ler he is noc so sun:.. Bolb he and Y'1« l'taidcnt or FIHD« and Offtrod. "Maybe IIU1 jua didn't fed be had tbe time to'lllllte Muacemeat Edward Ooty-who Is S«tetary for the cootrhioe w1tliia iii time a\OOII&bie to clo ""'"' was FSA-main!alnod that if the truth wore printed by the Alten>atlve News Coll«tivt, iu ramlflealioM ..._y bave Iotito ·~·" SA Y'JC< PraideuJ. Dianna Derholt~a roc Sbeehaa fiokdlzein's rnitlwlon. wbo was our or to"ll Friday-added tbat it was possible position . 41 Ht had proved hirruc:lt compeccnl in businw mauers and, combined with bb special time r<quirernenu, he wu the bw person for the job," the VIce Pr..:idmt cWtW; Sheehan has Aid io the ~1. thin he had always wanted lbe FSA Treaswer to b< oecupied by 1 audent ..but thar.lt would b< difficult to lind one wilb th< proper S<hedule-ba:aUK of "lhe t.irne tbll the PDR demand>. FiokdQan's owo ao:arlcmic record lw beco qur:sdODed, panlcularly bY 1M Altenwtiw Press. altltoup he OODOodctl tbu bt io DOL a flllklmc: suida>t In tbe trlditiooalk!IJt. • Sdlad!ter wu IIJlSUI'C if the F'mkdQeiD ............,.. and <1'isodt would bam\ u.. ehaoca or r........ srudeots I1Dirlina tbe pooitloa, ootiq IbM 10 adminisanto< miPt b< reappointed. "That'a wbat I'm :drUI or;· the . - . . President ooid, "But is'a ....Uy too arly rq tdl." He -..I tbar. t11e positioo would bt- rllled """' wed< and tU. Bryus-Rotelolcio's owa scl«tu succasor-h a "poaibilky," for U.. ~. Flotet.eift said he Is not &oiQa to xd ...,..,.. job will! a audml orpnlzatioo, "I plu to wor.t oo my """'- booi: ood . . . - . e oo ~"the a·T,_,.,.., rdol:cd. He publisher or Do/kits Off. a studml rlil<uwll. beot.let for Delayed Dqy ~ar~ 'enter still kicking; Mqore's new proposal could give it life by Dea Bo•IUa • OoMptu E.d/J"' The reincarnation of lbe UB Ot,y Care Center might soon take a major sttp tow&Nis birth. Sub-Boud I, Inc. Cbainnan Mark ~ooro has proposed an alternatiye plan to relieve the controversial Center of its labor paitls. Moore has SIIIICSicd that the In 'fllncft allocated by various student organintlons for a day care feasibility study be U$ed for the attull implementation of tbe O:nter, although on a smaller scale lba.o orlainally envisioned. After meetina witb ofrtclals ot the Buffalo Slate Collep. Day Que Center, MOOI'C believes ibal UB should foDow tbeir example by rtnt establishlna the Gaiter and then araduaiJy increulna the number or participants. Buffalo Stare beaan it..s poopam In 1973 . wit.h a $500 allocation and seven children. It is now bad,seted at $45,000 wltb only SIS,OOO aJven a.s a subsidy by tbe student· &ovcmmetn. 'There ue ISO names on a wllltina list for the O:oter wtUcb accommodates 70 children. Moore, who said tba.t be is "very optimistic" about w:proposal, bu recaved tbe support or looa-time Day Can proponmts Al1.11 Ro=feld and Aalie Mediae, although Mediae would prefer 10 scc more details before s.be lives her rmal approval. A meuing h.a s been scheduled for November 17 so tllat any intensted student ocpnizalions may dl$cuss the child care issue. A commiuee will then be formed to ipwstiaate 1~ requirements, the availabilitY_ or spa~Ce at the Univenhy and the rules and rqula!JOns lnvoiY.Cd in its operation. Moore believes tbat the housina issue wiU be the biaest problem. "I've learned tbat Millard Fillmore Coflqe (MFC} would like the Center to be on the M~n Street Campus and ,atao to baoJ'e • nisht service," ·Moore uld.. s:!,600 Student AuocfDiioo President Tim Shcchan will also ' be more willina to assist in funding tbe Day Cart Center, ucording to Moore. "We would probably funa tbt O:nter under these conditions," confirmed SA Vice President Dianna Oerhak, "although I don't think SA will found tbe bulk of it." SAJiad •e artier declined to allocate the large amount or money requested by t.he Day Care Commiucc ~- it did not believe tbar undergraduates would takt atlvan~c of t.he- Center's services in proportion to t.hc ooolribution. Moore ptediaed that SA will AI.Tm!Uom/0: _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ ' " " _ appropriate bctwccn $300 and $400 to the projcc:t. If all the complications associated wltb c:stablilhina o..,c.. c:..o.. tbe Center can be worked out in t.he near future, M oore predicts that tbe Center could· be opened by next AdmW:ion wiD be on a "first-mt first-serve" basis September. "We'U distribute a questionnaire durin& ror srwleou, aocordlna to Moore, and will be open to rqlsu.tioo lhrou,h which we'U bow ~any administration personnd. Fees will bt lowor for students have dllldseak bow many are tnt<rested tn the studeou th&D for tbe administntion, be DOted. As at SCrvice and other rdated questions." Moore 'explained. Buffalo State, the UB Center will have a Board of Buffalo SUte ColleJe prniously used this oeed-biiKCI • Directors coosiltln& of pateDU, community members, method iMLea.d of an initial feasibility study. adminiJlnrtion, faculty &od starr of the University. Moore is bopioa to enroU about 500 studenu in tbe The University's ori&inal Day Can Center bccamt propam. "We don't expect too mucll of a response inoperative in t..bt mid·1970s. Earlier thiS summn, Sub until the Day Out O:nter is actually bore," he Board members Mcdlae and Rosenfeld P<Oposed readmitted. The •e ~ for chiJdr.cn aiJowed in the c:stabll.sbment or tbe O:nter. They oriaioally requt$led Center will be tbe standard rwo-and-a-balf yean to five SJO,OOO from S"b Board to oraanitt and implement. lht years. child c:are fiiC!Uty. However, miJly of tbe Sub Board Directors were besit.ant 10 alloaatt such a large sum of Vape their budat~ towards a vqudy defined concept. Buffalo Slate's Center operates on a non-profit. basis Therefore, lbe Day Care Commincc proceeded lo and is n01 airtliated with any school depanmenr . UB search for fundina of a $4,000 feasibility study to will probably follow tbt Elmwood Avenut school's answer the Board's m&IIY questions after tbe Board policy of not accepting funding fronl. the diKOvercd tbat it did not have any money for a study. adminbtratioo. " If the administration sets involved The Cootminee recently collecttd the needed doll.ors from the Health lnsurat>Qt Advi5ory Committee, tbe witb financial assistance or some otber aspect, then they may require us io do thinp we don 'I really want Graduate Student ~ation, Mitlard .Fillmore to." Moore temuked. ' 'We would like to avoid tbat." CoUqe and the Student 8al' Association. &4-----..- . . . . ""?w lrtslde: PIRG ptOblema-P. 2 I S&andinf o~P. 3 I 'FasdnatJon'-P. 5-8 l f)efftmd (~tbals?-P. 17 �~ Nation's PIRGs become staggered !f ' ~ ..,. lilldled AlbA (CPS)-Al llldi.M UniYerlily, lnPIRQ-the Indiana Public 1a1<mt ~ Oroup-hu received las than holf of the stlMialt bec:ldna it 101 Lut ,.., • Jr the llald eoculn,_, I~ staffors.ay, il could~ 0111 of busiaess by_lhil time OOlll ,..,. ! R • iu pookioll oa the ...;lvcnity's rqlwttlon ror'ms nex1 year. Witho.. thai litllna. the IUOUP would face certain di$1$let' Spedol 1 0 - $o«t,_ low• State Ualve.raity's citizen uacarch ~~~~~~~~ Thil year's lou of revenue- from nearly $6000 to ~upled with the threat or losina its place on the rqjstraton fonn 1w frialltened Howdllnto bdievin1 that It QIIY be forecd ~ beeome an oli·YOiunteer orpnization nut . year. "If !:f don't have e:nouah money 10 hire ~eooe with solid rescareh stllls," Howell says, " and some tnowled&< o r lqislati~ .aivltlp, then we can't be effcc:tive." - Howell says he admires the dedication or volunteer students. but complains "thc)l.iust do not have the expertilt' that PIRO needs." orpniu&loo-IPIRG-coll<aed 59000 from student foes in ~ 19?9, compared to SII,OOO In 1!171. 'Tbis semes«r, It ralsed ,; the Sludmt r.. from one to tWO dollars. It hasn't helped. And at Davidson Coii<Je in North Carolina, the PIRO ~ ehaJ)Ier barely has been kept illve by a massive publicity drive that may have olready bit IU peat. 1be bWJie fOt the lfO<Ip's failure to rail<' adequate funds Fr001 these indkations, It appean that PIRO branches qd prner Student support, Howell c:on~nds, bdoDIS to the ..,,..,.. the nation an stauerina. Bufleted by administrative sdlool's oclnUnistrators. He polnU to a· number of opjiOIItion and ptthapo student apathy, the publk iotmst adntialstndve teehDicalitits wbidt IIUI<k the rqistntion form rcseareh mo\llllatt, bflun In 1970 by consumer actlvist Rolpb mcm complex, and thus D>Ore clifriC\Ilt for students tO affum • Neder. ~Y have run its courtoe at se-.1 campuses. their support. Bot in Wasbinaton, a Nader akle says tbe PIRO n«work, if "The box for markina •no· was before the one with 'yes'. anythina. bas become stronaer In the last two years, and lw and the PIRO IIStin1 wu <xplained at the same table with .. improved its techniqueJ rrom lobbying to recruitina:· ''PIROs are increa.sin.a chc:lr sophistication,'' conttnds aide other thlnp on the form. It made eVl:rythinB · so he araues. ... compUcatcd." David Jones, "and they seem to becoming more skilled in the ways they deal with soda! problem•." But bl.o discontent omters around what be calls the Jones even brqs thai a recent count >bows PIRG bas adnlinisuatioo'l "opposition ~ our JOall." He says thll spread to approltimately loiO ehapten in 25 states. He PIR.C's attacks on the Ilia industries OJ>d utilities in town have Indicates thai is a dear sianal that the student C:OMumer 1merated loeol business pressures on the uniV<TSity to curtail movement to liJI>ttbe hua• and powerful utilities and eertaln PIRG's tffeetlveneu. • privatt companies is pinina mommrum. "Bia bulineu has «nainly tried to aet the administration Yet 'three of tbe new ehllpttrs Jones cited u <><ampl" of <40 stop us, and it causes me to wonckr whether il's a srowth do not lt'<Jil very well endowed for ba\lles with big deliberate attempt to hun )IS~ these hassles. After all, the pr<Sident of the university, JObb Ryan, is on the l>Qard of busineu. One new branch, at Franlinlham S.ate Colleae In Ma.ss~chustUS, consists about 10 volunteers who sit at a Indiana Bdl, one of the companies we've been rtghtina." table on campus several hour• a week. They have no phone or . HoweU says. For .,..,pie, HoweU complains, the yearbook will be ofllee. MOteover, Sludents have actlvely rejeaed establishina allowed ~ stay Oft tbe r<slstsation eheclto!f sY>ttm even PIRO ehap<ers at severol universities. Y._easure to allow a thoup it rqulatly oollect&leu than th. .uired IO"peremt CALPIRO f\lodinl check-off box ·o~LA resiSiraliOn support. forrnr failed by a SPar< 33 votes last May: At Rut&ers, three Indiana Vk:e President kenntth Ciros Louis argues the law students ha~ beaun a e.lass a<tion suit to make PIRC • sehool decided t.hat certain items, like the yearbook, 1<1 rundlna there voluntary. wa1vcrs from the 10 pcrceot requirement because uic's an academic, not a political thing.'' He also denies any complici· And If things don't aet better soon at ln<{iana, tho PIRG effort there mAY be reduecd to tho same sort or homoleu ty bawttn the administration and private businesses to stop status as $(1<'00 iu IKW<r' sister branc:bes. lnPLRQ. In 1!179, II peromt of the Indiana student mVked its Dave Jones says uniV<TSity administrators havo become In· "'pport for the IUOUP In the recular ,._.$11atlon form, ereasiqly ln¥01ved in lite affairs of PIRO ehaptas since it • oontributina SI.SO ~ penon to the eampaian. But even does threatat many of their friends in the business communi· ty. I _ tllotlclltiUs sm>ester's ree was"lilked to S2, PIRO only raised about 10 pttcent of the amount it 101 Lut year. More ''As we've become more effective, bwinCSSC~ have become ominously, the aroup failed to receive the support of 10 • mOte sophlstlc:ated in their attempts to stop us. They are~­ or the eampu• population. Consequently it could lolc tainly more oppoted to us than they used to be,e Jones says. J or or Hll ~Kainehtlft. t.M PIRO$. ,,. itt troubW 011 m•ny um.... Jones adds thll any recmi fmoncial diffiCIIItles amona PIRO d!aJ)Iers ean probably be most attributed to that kind or administration' interfercnct. Indeed, lndiana isn't 1he only campus where adminJstralors have Inhibited the PIRO's fundraisins efforts. At Rice laS! yd_r, university Prcs·ident Norman Hackcrman thr~lcned to tate Tex-PIRG off lludent reaistration forms. ' At Mi<hipn Slate, administrators actually did take the MSU PIRQ chapter off the forms. Univenity auiddines re. quire lhll 20 P<f«<lt o r the students must·~ a JJOVP to keep it on the forms. In sprinJ, 19'19, MS-.clministrators ruled that PIRO hadn't JOHen cnoulh support, and erased the oheek-orr for the arouup. • • A subsequent audit discovered 1he univershy had mis· counted student support . Moies Turner, Student affairs dire<· tot, allowed PIRQ bl(k on the registration forms this fall, but only if PLRG aarecd to iner~ itS payment to the uni~r· sity from S840 a term to SlOOO a tum. Yet on other ·campuses it is dearly the studenu themselves Who on: dec:idinc not to pay Clllra fees to support PIROs. Jones, HoweU, and other PI RO ofrocials. bowever, rofuse to attribute the declines In $Upport to sutdent apathy about the , &roups:. Jones says the vision of the s.ilent Student body WlS a media ·• concoetion that doll noJ rell<l:t the I!Uth- SCR 'EW Studying! I think I'll go la._gh ,with 'fo-'l~e~~g Comedian from National Lampoon Sopn,to be on M.A.S.H~ wUI·p~rform on · Thursday,_Nov. 13th ~~8:00pm · FUlmore Room Sq1Jire Hall SA Speakers Bureau Paid for by Your MaodatOey F'-._ �ellicot~ .a t~~~ing infern~? by Rldaanl Cbo• Sp«/<11 F..IIH'n Editor The peoi;biUiy Lilli Ihe EIUcoh Complex Is a r~rc hazard u ..orry;q both students md Universi1y adminill ra1ors, bullhe !Olulion .0 1M problem ep~mllly is oul of the hiDda of both. The AmherR Campus ewnnlly falls under 1he jurls<llction of lhe Oc:uvillt: Volwnecr Fir< Compnay, ""'*tallest aerial ladder-115 r... lonJ-rea<hes onl,y ...... floors. Ellicott's talk:st buildiop as< · 10 stories hiJh, and lh< unktue archittctur~ of lhe SII\ICIUff makes h diflieult IOf ordinary fu• cquiprnmt to~· c1os< ...oUch 10 fralu a pO\Sibk bl~ The solulion, in 1he eyes of Oc:t&¥11le Fl~< Chic:f Deoicl Miller, is purc:lluina 1 5400,000 anorktluni1-1he <;aliforniamoclc Cavalier Fir<bird ISG-whose manu<verabl• ill'ms can reach I SO feet in I he air, wllidl b Oiorelban ad<QU&I<IO f!ibt a lire anywhere in Ellieoll . The Cavalia b a hlshly sophiRicated unit U$Cd in o'•r SO t1lia, •=rdin& 10 Miller, and its hiah COJt and maintm:lnct rar ouurrip GtttviUt's m<"!<t SlOO.OOO bud&<l, Fuodinc The Keutr Adminisrnuion has reco&"iJ.C'd tht n(cd for thl' equipmml s!nCI! Ellicotl oprned in 1972, bul has been unable Poor equipment a.problem ! rl 10 1«ure Stile tundm& for il. "Oil lhrtc stpatale occasions I've supponed ~U<Sls from Getzville, Ihe Town of Amherst and othen 10 wrile leiters to lhe Pvks Oopartmml, SUNY and lh< Go..,..ot about it, "OB Prcsidcnl Robert I.. Keller, told 1M Specrn~m. " Acc:onlil11 lo Ketter, ltshlatioa J>ls,sed lhe Slare Ms<mbb In lhe arly 1970. allowir\a the Sla~e 10 supply money for oqiUpcnall to local lin dlstri<ts which ~ o &ate uoiV<ni!y, bur lhe bill wu vetoed by lbc:n-Govemor Ndion Rock<fdla, ~ VB V'~« Prcs.idcnl for fi~~&DCe and M>~~~cnt Edward W. Dotyexplained tNt Rockefeller wu......m.dtb<,Pillmishl <real< a "donaero"' prcnedcnt" io a~~o..;,1 fore eomponi<s 10 fik for Slate money 10 ~Y Cor equipment. In 197S, a similar bill was dtfealed in lhe S!are k~Js~arure and early Ihis Y<OJ, after meetina with MiUcr ood l'.mii<UI ToWD SuJ)«Vilor Jack SbarJ)(. Kate< wrote SUNY opin. rcq...Una 1he equipmml be furtded. ''The ilsue is niU oo the 1abk,'' Kater uid. " We have 001 reeeiv<d a lirm Rllmtml yet rrom SUNY on wh01's happening in Ihe l<sislaiUrt.'' Safety Rober~ F H11111, a lire !here there would be fOU&hl from the in•iclc, no I Ihe ouulde, implyilla lhal the Cavalier •oorkcl would be only uMiul tr SlvdcnlJ were trlj>ped in lhe • bufldin.a. "There OJe so mooy heal dacctors lhcrc lhat I ~ would lind h •tTl' rare !hat would be !rapped," Hun1 uld, addlna thar Ellicou'a dai111 ai•cs • otudcnt 1wo "' aairwdls to chooo< from U. the._, of • r..-.. Tl'IJIIIO'! ,;£1Ucon iJcfesi'"ed so Lhac ic's djfrJCuh co &tt in to rt$C.Uta person," Mill<r oald. "We fed 1ho1 (lhe Cavalieri would be th< answer to the probkm ohorn• of lh< 1hinp ~e eon'1 do Currmtl,y, Ellicou ;. supplied \Oilh a series of sundpipes and hostS located in 1he swrwelis and on tach n-. Accordina to VB Dirtctor of Environmmlal Htallh liJld i "" H11111 complimmled 1he Ccnville c:ompaay oo its hish 0 morale and fut r - . but balked wben uted if tbtit z. cquipcnenl was adequate to deal with the Amb<nt Campus. ~ "I'm- in a ~itioo lo "'Y·" he at&ued. "If they (lli< fore ;_3 com pan)') feel they need n>CHe, 1hey'd be in more of a f)OJitioa 10 make thai jqanena.'' O.id Millcf feds lhat 1he Cavalier snorkel i• noeclcd. He nOted 1JQ1 Ellicou, with itsconcn~eand brocl< coruuuc:tioo, il buicaUy a r.re·r<siSiantlli'\ICIUr<. but that the snort.d would be needed if Sludmu wert !rapped ;, Iheir roorm. The Cavalier snorl<d hasa 7SC).pound -··~ity, pluHhe heW.r and II<AibiU!y to deal wrth Ellic:otl'• aniJn and bo•cs. i now:• More downtown additions; applause for Shea's area by St ovt Simmont C'ity&iJ/t()r ConstrUction ls ~tdultd lO beg.in this wc:tk on '"Thetue Place;· 1 muiLi·milllon dollar redevelopment projcct cntompus~na 1wo imponant buildin&$lt>Cattd O<XtiO th< Shca'• Thearer in Ihe 600 block or Main Slr«i in Buffalo's downtown t1l1'tnainment district. T~e -nas will he Unk«< by an intaior arcade to crute a sinalt multt·usc complc:.x. hou!tina il rcstauram • .studio lpMmtt~ts, and visual and puformina ans facilities. Buffalo Mayor Jam"' Grifr.n broke around on Oc1oher 22 for thetwoS!Ory Deli Roo1 buildinl and lh< li~·Slory Ouo-K<111 buildins. both OIY· own<d and IUMd 10 1he Upper M.;n Sir«! Development Corporation. a non·profit orp.niulion responlibk for dnt:lopmmt , manqm1m\ and lea>il\f. Acqutred lhroush fo...,losures, lhe 11ru<1urcs havt been reom11y . unoccupied, enn 1housh they <ontain a pot<Diial 39.000 oquas<-feet of prime do...,to•-n leasina sp~<e , "The bul4dJnp .,..,. flllina 111011." • <Xplain<d Community De¥c:lopmen1 Head Tom Ruffino. "Th<y needed help rich• away or me they'd be dnnolithed." A ~andOJd bulldina line is crucial to the 011'>r<"itallullofl ao&Js, explained RufAno, and deroolition would ruin the "'tisllll <oii<Siv<ness" or Main Slr«~'s ..... side. - Eacio.ed oinoetiOft Usio& a portion of Housina and Urban DeV<Io!>m<ol'a ~~~nual s:z.o milrtae "bloclc aran1," 1he ru11 phase or devdopmm1 wiU U.volve 1~ p._iiiioo or th< buildJns 1ohell. CoSIIna $2,08 million for the fltSI phose and fi .S rnffiion for phase two, 1he projeet il urtclcr 1he dim:tloo or Tona.....a•, Ballina Construedon, lne. and OJellhe<IUrallirm Hamilton. HoUSioo7 and Lowoic, wllOIC wotk Includes desi111ina lhe lnllruaional Communii:lfrons buiklina md varioou l«<•r• ·halls on UB's Amherst Unlpus. -- • The fira"slep Is 10 <n<IO$elh< structur~ fot-t he wituer, 10 !hat in1<rior si)IC6-con be au1ted "wrthow any , _ .· deteriorallon.~ I(:CC)Icllfli to an~hite!CturaJ projcca ma.naacr Lewis Pease. ~ The mllSiive in1crior wiU be hJahllshted ~Y IWO and l~llory atriums. Th< intention it to have Theiler Place md Sh•a's Thcat<r be the foal point of 1he Downlown Enlcrtalnm<nl Di<ttrlm . In addition, a «Xl-1011 rcstauranl Is planned for lh< around lloo• lHid Orlfljn hopes to attract smallshops-"ma~~ •'bakery oc a Clllldy shot>." Th~nd and ~lllrd noors ore devoted 1o lheatres 'and. arl gallmes, ond tbt renownrd Tralfamadore Cal< Is slated for on< spo1. MAIM sm.EET IIIELOOY: IJthouOh It toc*s u ......... 1M tiC:IIde It ttU a:tnK:t~.n is • e»i-. tbe ontr ._.. VWt wrill c:orM ................... bri iMIIr(thMI.cM ..... ~If'CI ~~ ~ 'The ,.,..Ilion . . Nm the ....... 6ftto • ~ ot.~ 1n • .,..... , _ , . Oiallid. Mandatory Meeting for Group Legal Services Paralegals l'tllrt Situ! ThC Upper i<vels or the Ouo-Kent bultdlna wiU be convened inlo studios-dfnce. art and apartmenta-for "peopl< ldmtlfied with the BuffalO aru oomm~nity,'' accordlna 10 Ballina Conlilruetion Prulden1 Henry Ballin&. The entire project wiU be b uRl willa Ill< "ftil track m<lhod of phase con•truetion," where eaelllodividllll par.:d Is coiiJiructed u soon aslhe plans are finished. "This hdps..,.,.knllelhc proecuofreoovation,'' BollinJ said. Since lhe IJ&ht Rail Rapid TransJt Jyllan wiU for« tbc MaiD Slretl eotraott 10 Theater Place 10 be dosed to vebleular trafr~e. th< Pearl S!reet eotraot:o: wiU serve as the main art<Siel. Ballina contends tbatlhe area "has 10 be aometbina meanitlalul. somcthhla IMt wW really lland out." Pllru><d is oo ourdoor lat>tlaapina ar... whiCh indt>da a p<rformanee center,ID open muket, a par\lfli area md a ...U.,. ~villlorl. "There's an awful lot or hi$10ty involved hete, .. lidded 'Ballin&. The Maio Slr«! facade wW be rCSIOfed 10 the orlcinal "beatstifill archiltcture," accorcllna 10 Coromunky Devtlopcnenl's Rurr...o. Corinthian piOen • ill coraplm\mt the bundina's brlet md 1enac01t1 ""'"""·The entirt J>fOjocl has a proposed June, 1911 completion da1<. G~:~ economic vlt:wpoiot, Oriflin Is &lllllous ror lh: additional money that lbe attraCtive eompleK '"ill place on the Chy'a tU. rolls. IherebY "rdie'tioi some of the burden on lh< privaltt~.'' Bur Griffin also r<COSI>l<es t.he s«ial lmplicaUoos of Thealte Ploce. "II wt'U.eoroplemeol wbat we bav~ rich• now," he aald. "This 1$ aoln& to h<:lp briio& the 'Jbe&IR ~)~ariel beck to the alory or the 1930's aod 1940's. .. Ruffino bcllewa d>aL the projocc is more comparable to a pracn1-dAy eotipla lllic SohO in ~ Yort City, wh01e anyone who wan1s art will have a pb<eto ao. The City ofl\Clal Iben COII\pared the projeet to a plllnted seed that "lfOWI very ~cdy." ' The .j)rojeol b eallllly ooc of the rtrst attempts to reb.abilllatt a tlilaPdated strtsatitc. aaordlna ,t o Peas<. "1;biswUI be son or a aulddlne ror fut~~." thot Burfalo.oMied t i<tth<q said, "and bopefulb' tu1ure tl<vd6p<B wW follow our lead." ~ Monday, November 10 4 :00p.m. 340 Squire Hall You must attend this meeting in order ·t o work in the office the rest. of the year. �j I Horlem I Kids p.ush Cl_o pe fast~r than Me Donalds sells burgers I :I NEW YORK (PNS)-Siowly, sitllllloc ~ tikoon ill-trainal army, the simllarily io thdr dros& ·~ a military or froaemol orclor, % ~ i r- ~ the dope kids boaiu to IDJ tho bloct, Win& tbdr piiiCCS oo oo empty Jtoop in Ihe hallway or on oboo4oacd buiJ4ina. By ooo o'clock tho block Is Ml o r - black mm. Thdt whil<-lal.hcr Convene mtakcn oritb 1111111 rod liOn, l)'lllbc:tic tait cops palled down o- tbcir eon, snorketcoas. kallor jo&:keu and hooded IWOOUhiru uaice thorn. In 1910, the dope kldJ on Harlem's I 15th St=t ore on odoleseenl block anny in Amerieo, and their objective Is .10mcthins less than collecclvo Ub<fatlon . Coruenladve estimates indicate that fO< uIWI four hoWl a day, 36S daya a year, $400 "''fth or heroin is 101<1 per minutt on ll51h Strttt. This is $24,000 an hour, S96,000 a day, $672,000 a •tot. Hert 1]., 14-, ood U-yeor old blatt kids sell heroin &lmool as ru as McDonald's sen. bornbuitc:n. And the threol or beina ripped orr. or JOina 10 jail. or dytna 11 juR on inctnliV< co roaure out new and bctttt ways or insurina thai business will ao on as usual. Moll of the people ..utns dope on I Uth Street ore unclor 16, primarily beeouse or New York's 1973 dru1 law, cooa:ivod by formtt JOV<rnO< Ndlon Rock<fdler. Tbe law raised the penalty fO< sole or pos..uloo or heroin and mandated IODtaiCOS of U ye&riiO li!c for hilh leVtl oduh deolcn. But the kidl w!lo work oa 115tb Str«l are minon unclor cbe juriadiction·or F....Uy Coun, which hesltatn 10 look up youna kids, and, In any cost, is limited by low 10 senotnces noo el<C<Odlna 18 monlhs. Nowtattlc:s "What has happened is thai the dealers have cbanaod their taclios: they have 100< Inside, they Ide ....,e WOOial, bars, kids, tbiDp of that Dllllt<," says Sterli01 Jolwoo, specMI ~ prosecutOI' fO< the Oty or New YO<k silll'oe 1975. Flcm No.-..,, 1976, to No.....,ber, 1979, 50,591 bqs or heroin, 24,244 tinfoils or cocalno:, 34,910 alctd (SS) !liP of roofer, 7,77'1 boctla of metbodonc, 29,463 IS.IOnod piJJJ, and 61,820 1\ypodermic needln with syri,.s . _ seized by orrocen in Harlem's 28th Pr<cinct. Ne\'a1helas, police officer Joho Uu-. or the "Two·Biabt" odmlu, sales in Harlem-and 1101 jUJt in tbe 28th-are boO<nlna. . "You lod: up ooo pulhor, tbtJ<'s throe man: to take his plaee," Uuveta says. "They aaminorstodothetrOOSIICtlons. Wepic:kup tho youth, take him down to the youth division, ODd they're bodt on tbe street omtil it's time Cor them,o JO to F..,lly Coun. Family Coort usually Jiw:s thorn a &lap oo !be wria llld they're back on the «rttt." "It was really milCh better than it isnow," says E<hd Jack.!On , wt>o hu II"¢ oo IISth Stt<ct since 1954. "The houses wu kept up very nice. A lot or the bulldinas that ore abandoood now, lh«< wm people Uving in thont.'' Jackson says aof\ly, •orinJ'hlll'd out the window or ha third-floor apanmau. " For the last, I'd soy, throe or four yean. maybt more, that'• when it bepn to 1e1 fite lbe j1J118)cs," she odd•. -· Harlem HospiW Is the lot&al lqitimote employer in Harlem, but the heroin trade oo I 15th Stt<ct ODd couotl<IS other. blocks nnploys far ....... numbers or people and aeneraoes more menue! The kldl are liabtly oraanized into crews bctwten four ao-d six. Members of tach crew perform .. variety or jobs dq>end1n& on seniority, ex~ence on tbe wect ODd effldency. Seven~ will he posted on either comet or the block as look-ouu, womlna the kids to "raise up" or "ness"(...... for cops deriVtd ltiiP£lliott Ness of ''The Untouchables") "'hen they spot the police. Aoo<htr is Instead, Dor)'l sells heroin IO junkies IWO or throe times his aae. The mooey is cocutant, with IIIli< risk invoiVtd, and he doean't have to count on the hencyolence or a while coach to 001)1 his daily bread. As with the Othtt kids who work on the block, tbere is a sw~a~er, a blavaclo about Daryl uncbaract<rist!c or his II<· Head tilted bac.t, lmit eop set hlab at an anal<. his ion& l<as takina ar<ot Strides, he hu the walt or a prinoe survoyioa his realm with sotisfoction. Despite the conditions that P<<VIil for the V05l majority or people In Hailem, Daryl possesses ibe complaotnt air or a man who owns the world. And mayhe he docs. "Hey, would you so to school if you could make two, three hundrtd dollm a day?/ ' Daryl asks rhetorically. Dud for Daryl. alternatives ~ JC:artt in any ease. Harlem 'ls a dyi11J communitY-with 70 percent unemployme.nt aroona blatt t<ctlacers. a paucity of basic city tefVIces. no senior hiab school, and on lnacfeQuatc elnnentary and junior hi&)t school syRem. Nearly half the popul11mn subslsu on welfare payments (S333 a month maximum for one adult with one child), Social S.Curity or SSI (Supplemental S.Curily Income). Businnsn have fled alona with much of the or responsible for takinJ tht a~~comcrs' money and a third for hand ina out the dope, usually stashed in a nearby b~ldin&. on••• sales are made in the hallwaY,. or an abandoned building or in one or the alleyS, when not risllt on tht Slt<ct. "These kidl know tho law," said Lluvcra. "And with ac:h arrest they aa smarter." The law demand~ coatiouity or obstlvotlon In oarrotics arrests. If tbe polict 1« a kid Ol'Pfoacbod by. bUyer,- money c:hanle hands, ODd !be kid JO into a haU ...y, with tho dope ODd hand II 10 the buyer,thcy can arrest the buyer for possession and the kid for sale-but not PDA<~Sloo · "Bvmjf we tnow they're Jtashina dope In the maU.IiOx or basement, lhtte'• nothina we rauro . mtddlr--a;ged con.swncr population, Jeavin.& . eon do about it. lt4Pr..arly imposoible to Itt a search warrant in these eases, ond without one it' s illtlal sean:b and seizure ond inadmisrib3e in coun/' says Officer CeraJd Robbios of the precinct's Special Narcotl<l Enforcm.cn1 Unit. At 15, Daryl is on< or the kids who sells dope on I 15th Street. He left school in the ninth 11ade and oow earns more lban S800 a week, 'tu-rree . Hh product Is the " P.C. "-People's Cboiee-pro6ably tho oldesl brood or hcsoin.oo obe .,...., Oo tbe bostctboll coun, Dor)'llooks tike ooy othcJ , _ ., He ls taD and llria and plays fme ball; 10 or 15 yean aao be miahl bav. spent his days on the COUll poUskina his aame and hoplna for a basketball scbolanblp, maybe lh< pros. Uke most of tbe dope kldJ, be never uses heroin himself. Harlem a commuaity or the very old ODd very youna. In {ueh a landscape, Daryl is a bia .._,He has • job, lou or mOney in his poettl, the respect of his pe<n. He can bux Willi._ he want$. "Afltttastins S.SOO a week, why's hesoins 10 10 Stack shelves in some sroeery?" asks Officer Gerald Robbins. John Uuvera iuesses lhll of every five. kidJ Kllingdope 00 II 5th Street,in Ovtyeors one wm he dead from • drua-rdatod auoshol wound, one will leave the Jttecc I.Dd aet a r<aular job, aa least one will becomt a junkie, and the other two wW make their tivinp by SQ('I• illqo!, and pouibly dnoa-rc:latod, activity. "Maybt that's ttue,"soys Owyt. "But who's thinking about nv. years away? AnY,Way,thot would probably happeoeveo if I wertn"t sdlina dopt, so I Cot nothin' to IC>K." at Pizza Hut MONDAY-THURSDAY 2PM-4PM .! ;t;: =-ctJ: of any food Ham.• Qeth..........f lWo·~of =•far the of one. one fill �- Jamaicans pursue ppth to. capitalism' . - - - - - -- -- byJoeeph B. Zln,pl e f.dwanJ Selp'i Victory 0\'er Mic:Nd Manley on Oc:tober 31 . dtmutd one or the bloo<bc>t lnd ~ oricntc..J poJil~J c;~n l pai,gru in the hi~Of')' of Jan .. ic3. I:SiiiLod •• a mandate elecliof.!.._ d.., ,!'O}C go1vc Jou:na1~uu ., choice between continuing Prime Mintt«er1.tichael Manley'$ eight·yNr·old 'socialist expcrirnt~ nl ,' or Scaga's tlesin :u lo promote "free enterprise... ·r he Jam.1ican ptoplc O\'erwhclmingly chose to p.unoe the po~lh to a pttalism 8oth Cuba and the United States watcht.-d lhe election doiet) IU their a>mpmi11j! ~ _,, ...t!d ror poljtical sand ion Acxordu'f 10 an off.c:::YJ al the JanlalC;an f..mbM.sy "' \Yuhlnston. this years pobt.JQJ eko&don in Jamaica "'' as one of 1.h e bklod~t •nd violent in ll~ !!;land n.alion'$ 18-ycar hi5lory. Ue 511d violence ha ~ becon"te 1 nommon p henomenon - con1•nv.0 01'1 ~ 1- �~ Llf®.~©1i~®.~lt©~ iUS approaches iran via Alergia i as Middle-Eastern war rages ? ~----bY Alan C. Kold>Jc z 2 '1'1111 lrU\ian Parliament last week preaented the Uniled States with a list of four ~ conditions for the releall<l of the SZ American hostages. The State Oepanment connrmect that it has made indirect oontact with Inn thro!J8h the Algerian go•11mment and there a~ra to be •a positive buis" for an ageement satisfactory to both nations. Nnorlcan officials announced that the United Status could agree to the Iranian den•and• only If authorili4!$ In Teheran would be willing to accept a •narrow Interpretation" of the condlllonal release. Carter Administration ofOcials. though Ol>llmistic over the transfer of hostag-es from the mllltnnt &t udc.nts to the govurnment, believe that there wiU be llltle t Iranians progreu uriUJ the amblguilie$ cr!Jia In order to tum its of the fQUr demands can be atlenJlon to other matters. worked out . Despite the problem• with semantics, it Is Demand a The four demands were now apparent that the hostages, entering their second year of 1lte1Cnted to the parllamont by captivity, will be safely Iranian leader Ayatollah rewmed In tht!' near future. Ruhollah Khomelnl, and despite foreign oboervera In Timeran some lnitla.l protest from Islamic bdieve that Iran Ia now under hardllne pressure to roaeh a !iOiution. By fundameotallsll, they were announcllig Its demands just aceepted uncllans'ed·' The forst demand can. for a before tho American election• Iran hoped to get quick results United States promise to "In no favorable to 111 cause. However, ·~ay interlere1 either dlrcclly or the procedures moved more lndh:ectly, politically or slowly than expected and now mUltarily' in the affairs of Iran. that the elect.lon has pa$ll<ld and us ofllcials aee no problem In President CoMer has been · oomplying with this oondltion defeated, there is less pte5$Ute alnce America has avowedly on the administration for a taken a non·lntervcntloniJt quick re5Cllutfon of the hostage stance towards the Mld·Ea"em _ crisis. \..Vith the war with Iraq oountry. going budly. the Iranian The second condilloll.calls for government has t'eCOgnized the tho unfreezing of all lranlan need for an early end to the • durif16 poJnical e.lectkms in Jamaica, addirv; ··~~nf!l Ihe vlolenoc &lops when the election ends~· Over thn paM year. poiiUCAity rcl3tl'() viulf!nc~ ha.. dolrnnd ;oo 11ve! A.!' Prime Miniater-c1ect Seaga loured a M.<cticm uf the country on FJection D1y he wa-a. shot 31 by nt(·•mbcrt of the opposing pa.ny; but C1Ciped without inJury. E.~·Prima ~hn1ster Mictw:l M~nley has u.id he. n·i.U not c:ootlnt.N1 to "'pc:rvc:uu~ ~yone "''"''em cw take \"efllearlCe • The press sn>"siY mlireported the luueli •u.N"'Unding the rec:ent can1pnign, acconU.ng lo the offlcJal lie o \d, too mudl emphasis wa~ plaood on the ldaolog1clll difference between tho two candidates . The J amai~tn IMMlple were more concerned wlt_ h the economic difrarancc• that ~panted the cand:kiates, 00 o.xplalned. not their p~nkular pothiCAI pcNU4Sion. JaiNkam are \ref)' concerned whh the proopec:ta for economic clt,..elopment and uaiJtlnte. ho emphuizecf. · we ha\'e an a_MUII unemployment r.111e u( 30 .,........, . we o.nl help but be • l nle:mallonal .....lance Ourln8 Pr-Ime Mi.U.tor Miehacl Manley·• elsJ>t ye11'J in Jam~k:a developed very ci05C relallon w1th Fidel C.otro'• pro-Sovi8t ...,glme. ThrougholJl tho c•mpolgn. former Finance Minloter [(lward Sco&• charged Manley with allowln8 C.Siro to _ lnll......., Jomaican poUtla with his IOdali>t bcliors. 5ea60 hal ll&ld he would reducr Castro~ i n n . - In loln.tO .. wdl aa _ , ...., intomlllonol power, development old ond IWI>I>noo. • S.:aga •aid, he WOuld Study dillcrt:nt aid vockages b<!lure declding who111 to ovpru;~t.h for help. 11 Is believed Sc>ga will appro:~ch tho United States as well a' forelsn b:mk.s and the huem.atlon•l Monell\ty F'und (LMfl. Se.g:a gas critk:iz.ed Manley ror not adopting 5pecifK: recommendations made by an IMf suncy team lua february. "a:orcJlns 10 • spokesponon "'''" the lntematlonl ll<!velopment U>opeTalion Agency II DCAI, Manley refused to ac::ccpl the •~mmcndations because he bcl1e,•ed they\\~ too harsh and would only rc:sult In funher suffering for Jamaica's P"I>Uiotlnn. She ..id lh• t . .rn hod re<XJmmended that Manley cut ceruio social programs in order for Jam.~ica to become '"'"'' eoonomically 10und The belt tightening, ae<:ordins 10 the IOCA offiCial. ·would Ita\.., hun the g.,.,ral population now. b\JI in the lon8 run t'I.'OUid make J•mak:a a good tradons pn»J>I!CI • Aa:orcJlns to the OffiCial '' the hmalcon embusy. ~· !. expocted to approocll the IMF and roqu..t that a new SU""Y be conducted. Ito iaid the d ecision hod 10 be appf'O\•ed by the new Jama1r..1n Cablmn, which has nul yftl lx'!'Cn named and explained Lhat bc.uuse Jamaica lA' a mcmbor oJ the IMF. 11 h~ the right to requo&t funds and nnanclns hy the org.niution. Becau>e Sc•g. b a uaduato or the HArvard School or Economic> and hat worked with the CIMfl while Afinistcr or Finance, lhe OffiCial c:l.timod he would be bcttu suited to wort< with the dlff"""" inttmotlonol orpniulions The Jamaican OMcial wa$ optiml-$tic that thf'lr!;r.ov;a ~\·crnrncnt couW rolluw Lhrough on 10ma buslneu negotiations. bcg\HI undur Mankty. He said 1hUmu.ltl1·uuion.aJ CX)I"poraLion Gulf and Wettcrn had shown inle1'8lH in <kvelopio\1! wuri•m •nd al!flcuhrual·rclaled Industries, but apporentty did not im'W because of Manic.Y• oodali$1 leanio><s. Aa:ordlng to the OffiCial. Mltlley wu able to >II ....a a Xurwte~n finn to mine and process bau:a.fte anto aluminum. The de.tl brought a reported S I billion doUars 10 lhe rrouhk!d Jamatc.an economy. 11>e Official • • the IDCA told The .lp«frvm that the IM P Is probubly prepared to lcmJ tim money to Seaga u 50Qn u he 1dopts prescribed n1cuure1 The official Ja.id the IMf' loans arc in1ended to improve a country's sitU~~lion ao tNt h bec;omil$ economically 1111ble and a good inn~st ment projecl. When the IMF suney teom concluded II• l't'port ~.. t'obnary. it saki II prepared to lend stao million a year for t.hnle years 10 the C.mboan nation. 'The IOCA olllcoal COt11mtmted, •1t would 111te much more than thai 10 &et w•• JarMiCI fimncially sound, yet tl would sllll help." t:tlward Scaga and hi• J•m:llcanl.-lbor P~u'ty ta)rcd 3 major vk.'1ory ln the recent t!ludlon. Not only waa. Sr..Aga able 10 de(e~ll Manley for the Prime Mlnlstership of thu Cou.nh·y, but hi• P>rty took S I olthe 60 seats which wero up for grab• in the llou"' of Repretlelllatlvc•. 'The Labor Pany'a muJi<e fll'"' over the o..macratlc Sodolisl, has reduo:od that part)< to a politically insign;r,.,.nt propunions. PRE-REGISTRATION FOR SPRING '81 BEGINS NOVEMBER 18th The Spectrum Pick up Schedule of Classes and Course Request Form at Squire- and Fronzcak accroding to the following schedule: · DATE 319 SQUIRE Tuesday, Nov. 18 Freshmen e :OO · 12:30 Juniors 1 :00 · 4:30 · Wedneaday, Nov. 19 Thursday, Nov. 20 200 FRONCZAK ~ Sophomores 9 :00 - 12:30 Seniors 1:00 - 4:30 Anyone Seniors 9 :00 · 12:30 Sophomores 1 :00 - 4:30 Juniors Freshmen questions authority 9:00 ·. 12:30 1:00 . 4:30 Anyone Friday, Nov. 21 If you ere not currently registered, or erfi-chllflging divisiontt fePOI'! first}o Heyes 8, Door No. 4. Continuing Gmduete end metrfculeted MFC student$ will receive meterillls by meH. Tho$e wlshirrg to ntgister in PfH'$Dfl mey do so et eny v,me. · Every Monday Wednesday and �3f~~©jirm®.~©m 1! 81~ ac_k_F_ ri_ ~-y--------------------------~------------------------_J ~ Americans go underground-earning a living without the IRS f . . _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _b yThomuBrom IPNSI-5AN FRANCISW, CA.-lor!')' 1J a house framer workif'l& in an exdUiive 'ubw:ban development near San frincliCO ~· He work.11 under union contraCt , which rcquJI"fttl!l four·Ji nd~a·half ti•y work week ilS an inoendve toe.. buildort to hlrt1 more carpc.n ton. So once every two weeki; Jorry ha• wblt carpenter• c.aU a 8tack Friday-no work, no po.y. But J•rry and his maiOi a>me 10 won anyway. 1beY ore pald •orr tho '-l<$" in aub. llld tpend tnuoh or t).,' time hldin& from tho bwiMOS ...,po{JI)firownunion. 'Tbe fr&men don'l Oodii'Ct the- income. the cont.ractor doesn'l ck·c:Lire the ' wqcs. and If the union doooo'l find""'· everybody but Uncle Som l1 hAppy, · Jerry add" lO his ta~· rrttt: ~arnlngto by »<>rnatlr1)ttJ moonllghll"' on weeRendo, ond sl"'nd~ I he on 1oob he find' at tt toc.l Ilea market known to offer swten good• Some er tho ..... cash •"" endt up in the pocket a !1eisltborhood clru« dealer. -"'"'>' Is juA """or mnr...., ol workBs wbo depend ponly ur wholly on America's unclorground """"""'Y· a cuh""'ty world small entrepreneurs and lndcpenden1 workel'l that Ia• grown in direct proportion to the •t•gnallon erodulfl tho lJ.S. atandurtl of living, The <!OOnc>nJic: pinch ts l.. dlng 10 on Cl)itfondc or unorfidal Clil$h trant30IIOns designed tO t::hC4t thtl IRS, ur~011 oontractt, job ho1l1h •nd ..rety requlmntenll, irnmig'atlon offic:i4ls-ln short, •nyone who might lnterl'ere whh the slim profil margjn on • arn~n busllle$S. """'t or or a $200 billion uncl..-IV<JWld economy, and Pel&""• P - $100 bWion eilimlte-JO pereont ol tho U.S> gros. 111~1 product. Sludl... 1be Olllstenoo and ,;.., of <he underground economy. ll currently far ICS$ Important than lhe Jcuons being drawn from hs dllcovery. Gutmann and Feige l>elleve ho~r. ..w....... the or • thriving ..... ea>nonty provos tho! tho abovo-gound ...,..lon Is far heolthiot- lhan ~ purxl•ll ollow. 1'ho:y claim \hot unomploymml illiplifo:am_!y 1esa than reported, tho....,.. nolional product io sig>illcantly more, ta•os on lndMduals and WO'pO<'Atlonl are loo high to keep lhc pulllk: hon ..t . 'l11e &:tudJcs, bued on cln;umstantial twidunoe ahowing an lncreuc In c:uh rolallvo to check!~ a<!OOtlnl deposits. aro now being uoed to promote a highly del>ooohle poinl-thal capilalilm worb best withoul lsbor unioN. job reotnlma, l'te.oJib and oaiO\y IXl<lttols and t.Lutio'R. tn short, 1M ''UY concept or the underpotmd """"""'.Y 11 beirtssdzedby frt!O morkot proponentslnlcnl on brvodo!ning loJJa& !aire ooonomk:o. Nobel Pri..,.WIIV'IIn& Millon Friodmen oven chooe • sw.,.llhop In New York·• Chbutown IQ lhuw V\.ev.rets o( hU tekMbiOn teliCI "free to t'hoo5e" how Wflll the ayslem w.ot•kt. aoo SO'""""""' hortl-p~ ramifteS and fmolanca oervic:e wort.en, and lho number o( '"OUt.b\..- Cflltepret\eUn operatins in defiance O( p'et11nleft' or unton t"'egul•tkln "the ~h•dow economrc J~IMI that is taking stupe Kt~lly P"t'allelo th• org;~mzed et:onot\1)'• CUnin& dan lUtes from 1hc >Uburl>on llOClline dNier 10 lho immigrant bu&l.ooy, lhe untJUt'fV'otlnd hi always UJcgal hut oat necessarily poor. And tl,.,t ,,. what worries the IRS. "ll1i.i 1pring the 11\S n:ICIJIM!d a stutl,y thowitlg thnt u\divkiLUIII railed to reporl laS much as SI3S billtorJ o( ltUble u1<0111o lor 1976 Theoe fiji"""' clo not include iN:Onte ge...,..tod from bori•'OJ1&o "MO<OIIu crime or c:urponue ru t't\'ltion. Nor doel h inc::lude the l"e\flf'M.Je kls& front JUCh -unon forms or ~· chealin& al f•liffy\n& doducdortl and ch.en\pt~ns, or phony tu g,~lt~ Much h01.s bt.:· en made u( the 11\S l'eport-.and the mh•tbd \YO I k ur ooooomlsl.S P~lcr Gutmllnf1 or the City Univer•lty of New Vork •nd £<l6nr Foigeof ll>o u·nlvor.ll)' of Wila>ntln. IllS -Studk:J hava been~ tu bolslur tiulmann's 1977 Ulin~aae nf 1\'Di all the activity in the ca•h economy CMt be annbured aln1ply to :warice, lnflaUon and high ta;(e&. 1lUt roctnl won... which ~··• yuu hold. 8artea·jng and n.teh iUegal bwine&:w!l 31 drugo.. S'IO'Ibllng and pr'O."Ililu11un have always tt.'btt.-d at the or U .S. JOdety. SO hat lllOCJfiiJghting and 10 I.!YA&kJn \\'hat h11J changed is 1hi! •muum of cash e,l"change• betwt.oen i declrlcLlns, plumbers and plootoren, who make """"f''t cult to maintain a pleuano and loclopondont liffllt)'le. ~ Bul the bulk or the unclor&rouncl economy io hardly 11\lo { benign. Miguel S.ncher.-t.,l hla real namc-d~manlleo i derelict frc18Jtters in • Rlcllntood, Oollfomia. •hipyord. The l5 duatond !wnes from cuttln8 torcl100 make breathlt1(11n the . •hlp'• hold almost i!DpCJIOiblo Altltou8h ~IJ&uol bu 1 wtrl: ponnio. ,._. or the 011ten ., the lhlpyard .,.. Me>Jean ~It who fear deponatlon If they mnuc:t p-.rnmenl a&mcies•bout job oondlt-. 1'ho: poy ia sood~Y by MoAican •uutdan!s--but M~ plant to quit thia moolh. Tho S.n Praocitc:o Bay An:a. IDI Angeleo, Cltlcajp> md New Voo·k have oil seen &lmUar marginal but.._ 00t:oote ·a mojor part or lh• underground """"""'Y• flleW VoM<'s Chlnatown ha.5 otn CJl1nW~ll--d soo 1WeatJhopl a_\one, wi1h another 500 in the South ll<'onx. Mmy AIW1 immlg•nts work in ptmen1 fiiClOI'tos and IWUunntl, but caol>only componleo commonly lndude !'doh, bU..rlos. cor wuhes, dry cle.1nen. janilbri.\1 ~. !OIJn<lrie> •nd food prllCli!Uin& planu. grow1h- ho1h here 1nd In £urope'1 undttr'3round econumy......cnmes ironica.Uy at a ~or labor unaon Analysis ' ' Seen from •the pcnpoc;tive of moat At11t!'t'IC41n \VOr'kt!l'i, however, t.h s Undaf'II"'Wld economy prciCfllf"l dlre.:t lhreal to uniotJ wage and wor~t~ns c:onditiont... Sorne uninni. IUCh u lhe lntemalloNI l.adifll' Garment WOI'I.t!n llnlon and the Unitect fJec:trical WOO'\ers. ..-runy org>niz«< ut1>an In SOUthern california. But many l>lht!l' unioca soom poralyzed and porple>ed by tho ropid growth or both inuoigrantlabor and no~><union om;all indti.try. In 1Jt1e 5ept..,bor, lor lnstanm, di.-ors of lhe United i\UIO \Vorlcers voted lo ond union haeldng' for a OOO:year •trike •I the V"'IU" Coaeh ptant In SOUtl)\ll'll C.li(omlo olll!l' provlding only token 1upport IO tho Ma.Ycon worken.. "TTll$ ot~y encour""" company ontJ.union dtivm; Aid olriker Maria C&R.u.v-. "Ne<l time well know fmln the J>esinnint1 to llslen to union promise$.- '"""'tlhopo 1,,.,, Attltude 1lle union musl aiJO cope wilh the oltlwdus of \\IOf'k~ liM Jeri')'. who portld'pato In tho unclorgrOUnd ooottonty IO get • llnle ahead, avon If llunderminCI • u.nlon effort 10 pn>vidu ~ ror more people. 1 SUccessfW careers Don't Just Happen Allhe 1ns11lute lor Paralegal Training we have l)<epamd over 4 ,000 college graduates for careEn~ in law, bUsiness and fnance. After ~lllvee monlhs of intensive tl8ining, we will· place you In a stWnulaling and c:ttallenglrig position lhal oilers protessiol1al gr-'h and expanding~ opportunities. M a Legal Assislant you will do work traditionally perlormed by a"omeys and other l)<olesslonals in taw flrms1 OOO'J)Otlllioos. banks, oovemment'agencles and lnsurance companies. FUrthermore. you will eam graduate credit towards a Master ol Attaln Legal Studies throu~ Antlocl> Scllool of Law for all course worltcompleled al The Institute. · ' We are regarde<lasll1e nation's fw-1 and mosl prasliQIoos program for training legel specialists lor law firms•. bo&lness and finance. !lit, as Important es 001 academic quality is our placemenl reauR. The lns~e's ~ service willliodyoualob in lttecftyofyotKChoice. I not, youwil ba eligible for a subslantlallullion refund. n you are a senior In high academic standing ancllool<ing for ltle mosli)f8Ctlcal way to begin yctJt care., COiitact 'JO'.X Placement Off'oce for an lntOtVieW will'l our reii<eeentatlwl. otatiCttrdl for the one-IMi•-e in the U.S. \Oho .,... ut-.!Uld, it !)n abo crooed 1 1-t;ar •-..:uwn In the lobar ..,.t<er that draws In non-unlcn ~and >n>mlp'anl$ 1vilhl1g 10 work for a row dcJ(Iars ..... • Onorl!"nized worken. et5enlloUy l1oocl tho •pace I"-" beneath tho higl\611 union w:.ge levels; ancJ ina'C'a~e 10 the {f4··gr·,,.~ thut union!$ ar-e V.t\Ai}~ or unwilling to I'L"(.:ruh Ihom. A 6WUI\d raclor i.n lhu g.·owth lt the pcn.isleitl h\8h rate ot olfklul un~mpkzymenl In l.he urbom ghetlOt.; leo~'"'"& iwnd,..... ahousondt or "dilcoufO!II'd work.t!rs" 10 fmd aunivol jobs wlw:re\er they ean. Vet, despit• the foc:t that then: u• .-rty a mlJI.icot .,_., block poor In tho Northern and \\'est..m otat"' todoy lh.m in 195~. c.onve>o hu pronw.ted ; 10 per"CCent cu1 '" t:<Jch ~Ute's wetrere ~•• ~ oluh..-d .oobl spendlll(! IOI>ol>nc:e the IJud!lel. 11~ ntsUit is~" ~rroelivc cndonemen1 of the undu•"f9"0Und or oconomy oa a privale enlerprlle. welfare .system, a ca\L"h·a.U for mal'!(mol famUie5 wl.,ro W"6"0 and workin& OJndltlons ~po urrtebJ .5Q"'Utin_v PI"C!CCseey boc:ouse,llte wJ<ier8round """'"""Y fonc<Jon."' "eU u 1 nlin'or ifn.1Ce ot 1M o~ oorpor.ue emnomy. rt hao bet!n o.niemely dilf'ocuh 10 wipe 0111. and ~ ha.e prospon!d in the W>CJersround. Cur.monn and f'e;p believe it Ia now VO"ifll! far fo"er than the lepl ooonoruy. wnt.uut ~•"'::fe suppor1 ttOw for union Otp.Jtb.ir"t~ •nd guvemmcnl ;ob protoclionl, Amo:rica•a &h.lu:lo\¥ t:amon~.r wufd ~wurwhehn dccac.ktt of ~vu1·l. to raiSe Uu~ U.S. Jl3tld.ard or u,.;nj! . J...., LAD,JES'NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Pina Col.adas Strawberry Daiquiris 1.00 1.00 This Tuesday Nov. 11th starting at 9 p.m. WnrtlhiaityotKCllfiiPUaOII: T~. N-lltr-11 Spend a~ ewring wllh fred end be R¥11W beyond ycur wlde:sl boiiefs. PorlornC at ycur table &: bohlncl the bar. ~ . --.,... ~by The Mlel1c:8n Bar Aaeodallon f'loQrWM £an F1.t Qedlt T~ M.A. In 1Ag118111111-. lhrlMlQ)I Anllix:h SctiOOI oll..lw, ~ ~ ,,__As lheAFL.OO hu lnt:raasod thew~ and benefit Blind"""" ~nnu~o~~ the undergrowld. or "outlaW" """"""', ......._'t'r. it like the blllld nlen deacntJh\A •n uleph.anl-il aU dcpen~ on H131"81111i The-andreai.,...._V>CiuslrioolnlhollayArea am rile with otJch wvrbn-fndonce C2Jl'O"Ien• polnten, ~ P.J. BOTTOMS FOOD- &OOZE- BODO IE ... ~--,._v �usets • Jn such a wa) that the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran ~ use them in any manner it ~-· It Is nut known whether the Carter Administration. can legally put conditions on mon ey in American and roreign banks. but because there Is no stipulation that the money be actually transferred to Iran, It could,remain in the banks and be pllt at the disposal or the Iranian government. Iran's third demand thor all financial and legal claims by US corporations and individuals against the Jslomlc govemmcnt be dropped may be- harder to comply with . • There was rumor-though denied- or • bill to be introduced by the ~ I f z S! COMPUTER SCIENCE AND EE GRADUATES: adminlslr.uion which wou.Jd make it illegal for Americaru to sue Iran for past claims. rmy be the hl.l'de&t Ollndition for the United State$ 10 m.,.,._ The total value ef the fDf'lun.,, r•nging between Ameri~n asllrmtes of $30 million aod the Iranian clalm of S3 billion is privine propert,y of the Pahlavi family and il may not be legal under American Jaw toJorce it:. return. The administralion·s be&t alternative, financial experts say, is to -freeze th" auets while tho courts. make • tlie finol d colslon and to support Jran.l an governmcm claims In the lawsuit. Amdou•Jran It {$possible, however, for the Carter Administration to stop any suits against Iran by inllilut in g sovereign Immunity-a doctrine of. world law which protccls foreign governments from any liability nnd 1hcir' assets from seizUJ-e by tho United States or any of its citizens. ntOugh there is some doubt as to whether sovereign immunity applies to Iran , There Is some fndlca tion thor Federal Judge Kevin Duffy said that II could be restored if Iran Is anxious to get the hosta&c situation oettled. Two Carter unfreezes the assets. The retum of the ex.Shah's additional demands-an official wealth, the fourth demand: Amerl~n apology to Iran for pas'l crimes, and the removal or us naval forces from the Indian Ocean- were dropped because it was unlikely that they would be agreed to. Tl\ey were among the original demands .posed b_v the students when the emboSS\• Wil!i seized 0\IOr 8 year ago. r Iran·• do~ porate need foo spare parts for its war machine is thought to be a ma)or reason for tho now conciliaton auitudc. The United Stl!Jil· \)'iii not supply any militorv aid while Iran is at '"a.r• buC ma' .• . A rapid learning pace and wide-open career options. If yOu welcome Involvement In advanced software modules ... architecture for microprocessor basad systems .. . development of VLSI microprocessors at har?ware end firmware levels ... and being ~r~~ ~o:~~~~~~~~~~~~\:,<t;~~~~femfe~~~~~puter terminals-NCR/Ithaca Is the ideal place for you. ••• Leaderehlp in printers and terminals We have had a major role in giving NCR the wklesl range of terminals in the Industry. 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NCR l~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~=;~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~"Cj give parts as •back pay" for tliose not deli,en!d during thos past year's trade embargo Congous has up to 30 days to block the anns transfer though ills not known If It i•likely to do so. Thoo'C Is SQme concern that last Tuesday's victory by Ronald Reagan in tho Presidential elecllon will prolong tho crisis. fHOjotollsom Asll'gar Mous3\•i Khomomy!:'s pirltual leader of .tho militants and membeo· of parliament's commission oh the hostages-announced , " We would have reached a solution.. . If Carter had been re..,lcc tod . Whb Reagan's victory we will ooed a long lime." The government has been unabH! to assume control or U>e 52 Americans because of an int erna l power s truggl e betw ee n Primo Minister Moham ed All lla jai, ...._. fundomentaliS~, and Presidem Abolha tso n Dani ·Sadr . a moderate, over 'Jcloclion of a cabinet . The president must approve all cabinel members. Oloosing a foreign minister responsible for most of the political aspecta of the host.ge crisis has been • rmjor point or conflict. bot ween the two men and their different ideologies. So far Banl·Sadr has rejected si> nominations for Lim position, arguing that Rajai's choices were fundamentalists and would gill(l this fae1ion !OO much power. Ot\ the war front, Khomoini has rejected lraq·a offer to negoti a te a pe ace and encouraged hia anny to foght its way out of the beseiged City of Abadan and to push Iraqi forces back 1Cf'Cl6S the border. He announced tNit there would be no compromising with tbe ''ln vaderi.'; The Iranian l"'llj&&ouJ liiader reiterated his pledp iiat to ,..ot)ale ~th Iraq unlll .U -of'lbat ~tlon'a forcea • are out of 1ranlan , Saddam HUNC!In wamed Iran to pnpl'8 for •{l'aq'• Jqat'~··. ' r.errltory. president �From ~he wild btue yonder onto a small green radar screen by Debra UJwl••lll S{>mn.m SUI// Wrlrtr l. i f per ~~~ 11 stake. " I neYcr thought of the people. I jliSI wor1red at flisht !Cbedules flash up on ·thellrpon tYscr«ns as tra~len frantically ICaJl the liJU checklJ)a f« 1aa minute ellauJes. d~l'l 0< cancdWions. 'Tktet, IICWS and andy a>UilU1I are busy with peopk eqer to reach their destinations as 10011 as poosiblc: they have deadlii-.es to meet, schedules to comply with and appoiotlllCIII.S 10 keep. Tiley doll 't Willi til< basslt Of I late turiv.aJ or a d~yed dq>a~~ure. ,. In a time~ted !Odety, wlleu prompcocso rules, travd<:rs' Wdfare depends hiahJy upon the people respdol'bl< fO< "the w e, orderly and eapeditloul moYem<IU of air trafrle,"- DOl til< ticket qcn!S, but the Air Trame Coorollen. QWte removed from the fatt·paced commercW dealin&;s or the srcatu Buffalo lnt<rnatlonal Altpon cooeoursc ties the~·· "heart or darlcness,"-111< fedttal Aviation Adrainittratlon (FM) radar room. Housed in the Eat~ Tetminal Buildtna of the llrpon. and a:l iu: innennosr core, ls tht dark rldat rooM. lighted onl'y by areen. rtd. oran&< ond yellow blip• and flashes. The inhabhllli!S or this stranae world-the air traffic conrroUers (ATC)-s1are at radar scrcctu. h'a tctUC and pressured, and succ:essful Slrattay ''a must, The controllm sat work ina these scr«ns cbonneling their •trattglc expertise into geulna •ad> blip safdy on tht ground. lt's easy to forget thai tach blip actuu11y represents 15().200 human lives aboard • pl11ne. Tht seriousness and reruion c<>uld be sensed easily .I, ><paratina b_lips on a screen by <his IIWlY miles or so many thollsaod fe<t," ClO!IllDOO.ted Borrdlo. " R< (an ATq wo~'t do bisiobll'll< thoualuortbepeopt.:• be add<d. ATC and acrivc certilled pilor Harry Andcrsoa disqreed willa Borrello. The suas is so iotem< and coac:a>tnt<d, Anderson ~. that tbe jdb "ck!inictlycatries o--.r into your private lire." He .aid, "II'• lil• dririoa a car." Usiq the at IUIOlosY. Aadcnoo deocribcd C01DiJ1a into wort in ••aeutnl," and ooce II< IWU work. he autoaWically and quit< npidly .ruru from fnt into fifth aear. Ris adt<nalin 0 i &<UaoUta· In consunt tramition aU tisbt boon. II< "pcab with the ttaiTte" and said that this ''pbysloloskaJ and etnotlooal 'bi&b' coatribuics to (!tis) ability to do the job." Til<: P<obl<m is that "it's hard to Jet boct down after bcina in liflb aU day, 10 you ao borne all wo11nd up;• be s\id. • Ua!ltrpal4, ovntoou.t Anderson, a Full Performan~ Level (FPL) controller for three years, described bis job in one sen&en~c: u Th.t sale. orderly and exPtd.ltious movcmenc or air traffic.'' • Air traffic <ontrollers feel that they are underpaid when compared 10 pilot'• salaries. • "We're. on tht pound ceUins them ~·hal ID}do; we tell them what speed 10 Oy at. what altitude, a~d what r.. - •... htndin,a. To gee. rrom one point to another the pHor ]U$1 SHARP EYE: Alt tt•"'o contro..., .,.,. , ..,_,. , ...,.. eloM watct~ of._..~ 1 has co keep the needle centtted," claimed Andtrson. on t he runwe,. of u,. luH-'o lntem.a'.ional Airport. He r.a reaPQMibM ror .._ ''For the responsibility we have and the wor'k we do. ti~Htt of thoue.da of,,..,....,. • ld'l•nd e-.y ell). .,..,. worth more that! we'rt paid. We ..ttould be paid eomp111ableto pilots,·· he continued, • - · ~·11• The base pay of a controU<r is S26,000. •A CaPtain ,_.. for US Air geu S75,000 and his Co-'pilot&<tt S40.000. .liOJI "The pay dlscrepaney is phenotnelAl,'' Anderson ltr tltr • compi.Uned. He cJjdn't fed thu b< sbould be gettlng ~Q morelban a pilot. but at least a c::ompa.rablc ainount , Since Jb• eontroller's job is a ci>il S<fVice job. til< U.S. ao~t dictates their pay scale. D l ~»•..,. il«aUSC!I isaciV11setVicejob,uestmll$lbepassed. • - "',....,.. "e '" foUowed by an intetvic,. " ith tbc FM. a psycholozjcal tcsundamtdiealc-.. l fptospectiYc<oatrollcnpan tbq'"' hired, and ...,, to · an ATC aa.dcmy in Oklahoma for • 17-22 wetlc pass/fail <OUnc in book"ort and rules. If they pan this die new JE••"""' o.-..,., enough- by the darkness, 1he 1echnical taJk, the hurritd and profeuional ges1ure$. SurprisinGlY !bough, • radio pourtd out Linda Ronstadt's "Its So Eosy." while in ATC ....,....,, and anOther debated ~ith someon< about the presidential election . Anyone off th< Str<<l. reprdlcss o( educational bockground, can become an ATC, provld<d the requirC'd civil .servt«: l~ll arc passed. II doesn't Rquire: a sdtobr. but a P<fSOn must II< able 10 do many thinp at onec-truok, talk, plan, ac:oept and mate Instant deci>ions. "'hUe >imuhaneously writln,; P~Uilina bu11ons and wor kins a keypunch . " 447 VictO<, maintain )'Our Pfetent allttuck. . . )'OU mw1 approseh . • • m-o-fi\le---?tro. • • • • ~~ ATC HarrY Anderson to the plloc of the plan<"''""' 447V. :'d~.r~l~t:,~i~~.'"" facilily that bir«< """'!.·If""'· lla.skall), th< job o f an ATC is that o r " >cparatina Sl.IO bfipS on a JCrccn by th.u many mUes or so many There arc such c.h in,p as ''train« failutcs,'' whkh J Spllb for S 1.00 1housand fm.•• a«ordina to Control Towtr fad lhks also puu.tht rookie out of a job. But if not transfernd, Chid Vito Borrello. di5mlued O< demoted, the journeymen advana: to Full Seventeen years or air 1raflic eontrollina " 'U <noush Pttformancc l..cvd (FPL), bavina completed all tralnina and n'od!ing til< Jr&de of eontro&r. for former ATC Borrello. "It depends on .. hal tou "ant to do "lth )'<Sur lift and car<t'r," he wd, from Accordina to Borr<Uo and Andersoo. all ATCs r~·· "dil<a and consu.ot type up-yod<t_taiolna." behind his desk in his sunln orr.... H. c~ but odd<d, "I was always proud"' b•.., <>cry )'car. manoaetnent. been • controller·" At the BUffalo f1k~lity there arc teo control Borrello is "proud or himselr." but that does not positions. all for "'hich a FPL conoroUcr is lr11lned. mc:an he has'hot been touched by disaster. They are: clcarane< delivery, tow..- flight data, ground ''I've: had disa.sttn, •• Borrtllo said aome.wh01t control, local control (done in Lhe. c:Ontcpl tov•er). pain~ . ''Once one of my planes crashed ln10 a house. approach data. depar~urc radar, approach radar west, Mandatory informational m« tingIn 1ha1 instance I went out co a btr co drink after work . approach radar east. Tracon coordinator and cxpande!d attend one of the following: 1drank and I cried. And I ~opt askina mysel f. 'Did I do radar. Althooah Borrello said, "Controllm - d to be a everything posslblt'?'' Fedenl inY<MiJOiion proved MoNDAY, Nov. lOrn- 7 - 8 PM close·knit group," Anderson <On tended that they still him clear, but ev•n so. the traumallort)lenvlly on him. TuESDAY, Nov .. llTH - U :30 ·1:30 I'M Borrello didn't leave thf job or controller because or are-llU&tly beea\Bt or the high level or inter· dtpc:ndcocc.'' He said. ''It's like .t prftductlon line. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 12TH- 11 - U, 12- 1 PM its ''quiet stre:.ss'' but as he said •• , nnd mort 5lrCSS in managtment than as a controller.~+ He has co take t.hb You toca1Jy dcpc_nd on the goy next ro you:• job hom• with him, whereas, he said, "Whtn a Til<: alr traffic controller'• job Is an cao trip. controller's job is don<-il's don<." Angerson assened that a bi&.tKO is needed in this job. Selection for 3 credit course and Yet, the job of ATC. is 11ressful . AndCrSO<l Spelled and tbaJ to do I good job you muslbesure Of)1)urtelf. o ut tbe tension: " We arc responsi~le ror more Jives lo Although he has no aspirations or eontinuins to be an possible paid summer orientation position oo< day than a $UrJCOn bIn 10 years." Eacb plant ATC untU retiretnern, Anda-.on pledged, " When I Sponst>ted by OUE AdKemlc Adl'i.,.ment carries 150-200 people and multiplied by lboot SQ0.700 Jllan losiQ8 my coolidcocc, I'D resign. You c:an't II< _ t3f ·3Sif _ f1i&lus a day (for Buffalo) !bat cq.WS )7,500,,,cooo ;~u:vu:,._:m:edi !·oer ::~ ::;th::.•!.iob !;is~too :.·:tm~,p==~an onant :::d~c:n :·:tieal :~:~·_ _:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:~~=::~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;~ _. r t trutv"11%------· 1-'' ' spttta&.D • • • 49£ MO"DfiY: N ..... N: •Ia•' Jlc . ., Drtaks TQESDfiY: Wlltt"ll'tl Doaen Wlqs 3032 Btl~~-~ - tt Keminston. (SO. of UB) 8H-4880 - PEER ADVISORS WANTED Room 334 Squire Hall ·--------~---· i -1 ~ Soft Contact lenses 1 1 I onl'f I :I $59 :I : WfTH THIS COUPON r 1· 1 I I plua • pair of opllcal qut~ty ..,. . _, (from s.tectfld style3J 1 I Buffalo Contact Lena Group I 834-4336 2777 Sfleridan Drtve with this coupon you get. SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY $59 ChooH from: Bausch & Lomb • A.O. Soft • Hydrocurve plus a pair of optical quality sunglasses ! : 1 I I I I I I I ( Price 1nc:111c1w: Cold s~ Kit so oay Money Bade GuarantM: C...; 3 Month Service Contract; Solutions tot CIMnlntl end s~ c..ry~ng i.-: (ProfeuioNII F11111t1 F«: SJ$j 8Y APf'OINTM£NT ONLY AT BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP 2777 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 ~-----------~•,1~~~~~-~ . - - ~-~------~~--------------------------------_. ~ ONy a 1i Minute W. . fi'OI'I'I Northtown Plaza I �!editorial 1~------------------~ ~ j x > Vote your conscience own equipment Ia being repaired, auch aa wheelchairs, tal~lng calculators and tape rocorctora. To the Editor. I Her• It Js, time to vote for the Mandlltory Sludenl F- As 1 Student Otganlzltlon, we would like. you to 'IOieYESI Tho lndej>endenlo io a ""'leo O<gonlzotlon. Wo oliO< Soii·Hetp COunclllf'O Groupo, u wotl u intenention between tndMduals and O.V.R. \Offlu of VocaJlonll Rlhabllitallon). Social Security end otl>er agencies, UpOn request. • w e publiSh a ne•oslallor lhlt Informs lhO public of tl>e l atest NetlonaJ, Stele end Local naws and thUir lmpoct on 504 l egls~tlon . We answer questions for tha Temporarily Ablad Bodied (TABS) that wo hope will make them leal more eomlo<lable with the diu bled tndlvlduol. We have -a llbrllty which provides ,.sources for students to use. that deals whh dla.abllities and laoa,l Wt atso aponsor seminar and awarenesa programs and are In I he process of planning 1 1111 WO<kahop. Pe<haps our greatest oet'tice It thlt ,.. l)fovlda a lluon between lhU disabled Sludenl end tho abled bodied $1udent. Aa o catalytic agen1. we have aucceolully lmj>roved thl quellly ol Ole here at the Unl verally for ~·· Wt ttterefOfl UTOf: each IJlCf tvtry lludtnt to vote for tho Mendatory Studenl lee lhls November ,0, 11, and 12. 11 you believe that CAC, the Ant ~Rape TaSI< Force. NYPIRCl, and lhe Se• Ed Cantor ore vllal to this\ Unlveflfly, thon you must also 11allze that none "'f us c1n suf'\IIVe or provide these service• 10 lny of you uni U I you • vo11 YES I we have accas 10 equipment 1n1t may Tflel~lld&n/$ aM Col lftn Mer~ I.ICC.rthy be used on a -ShcHt tMm bUll white t!W indi'lksuars Pr•SJdent questions with respect \o ~ AOclltlonatry, What do you have without etudent mandatory lees? Not much. - -by Chris Wiles TH~ SpECTI\UM ~~Joncgy, 10 ~ 1NO Vol. 31, No. 33 5dhoM..a.f Elena cacevee llloMflnt Editor Jolin Lapiana -- -lllo,.g!1111 l!dltor Jooeph Simon ~~~~-· • ·•·· • · · · •• .Hny-ty ............... . . . . . Oo<wlleGotlo ~-········ · ··· -- - ·········· -~ .............. a., .......... ..... - - ................ Ed- ···········•······- - --..... ........-.o.- - .............. ............- - ........................Tonr,.., ................ --.. ,....._ ...... .............. -A.eo,............. . - - . . - ......... - ---- ..............- - . - l'lllllc>O. IIo4t ~.._ -.A.~ ...... DtrM"-Como- was t hick and black. Bul lie was a gentle man. He made friends II sllll hasn' t worn oil. It happened a year ago, wherever he went-little old ladles, pus drivers, ancflt stllf hasn't worn oil. cashiers. He look care of his parents. He paid his I can remembe~r the day as clearly as I can bills and he brushed his teeth. - And he died on Thanksgiving Day. He lay on remember anything. It was one ol those cold, the ground, under the trees thai he loved so penetrallngly wet days-gray and windy, the kind of day you just want to wrap an afghan around much- and tre died. His hunting companion had yourself and stay lndoorw. U was Thanksgiving shOt 111m. He thought he was a deer. Day, but It was quiet. No company- in laCI, the Suddenly I lett that all of my memories ol Philip street was d8Sef1ed. There were none of the wore yanked away. That I had no right to usual reoognltable grandparents' and uncles' remember how much run we had. cars lining tl\e curbs. The day Just looked His minister and his best lrle(ld spoke •• hi s downright empty. memorial service and told us to emile when we I can't honestly say that I knew something was remember Philip. wrong-It was ju't one ol those feelings you It's hard to smile wlien you're angry. I'm angry can't II'XJ)raln..AIIoey I had been rll\ll"g around In becau~e I didn't have a chance to say good·bye. the house, Ill at eaae lnd uncomfortable. I I'm angry because he was only 2A years old. And blemed It on the weatlllr aoo to lhfs day I'm engry because I see his parents next door whenever the wind blow_a the rain through tile • avery morning, going aboUt their business. bere trees I gat a hollow puncl\ In 1M ph of my sutro\lnded by Phil's belongings. ~toma.cn. ~ HI* cer sat In their dfiveway lot days-painled When the pollee car drove up to the house next on I hi Side was a peace sign and "Be Happy" in door, evetything seemed to stand still-even the big, bleck tellers. • taln stopped, and althOugh our door was closed, I Phil trimmed his halr and shaved hi s bear_d oH coukl , hoar I~ olflcer'a loot steps o~ our Wednesdey ~lgb.l. His 11\0tl}er made him hl s neighbor's porch. They were hollow and halting. Thanksgiving dinner a day ebrly, since he'd be I've heard all the customary expresslons-"lt out or town for t he holiday. hit me like a \On of brlcl<s." "The rug was pulled All tho pats on the beck and sympathy cards out f<om under me." "II wu like a slap in the and CasSeroles were luille altllfllpiS tO reassure Ieee." and comfon those he left ~lllnd. They wer'! I wiSh thlt WIS all It left like. almost dlstaatelut. I l)lew_up with Philip. We collected twigs lot I'm aad because I'll ne'<ler Philip again. I' m boWS and anows. We played willie bell down at lruatratod because tllere stilt osn'l a damned t he field. We played ir1 sandbol<es, traded thing I can c1o to eooyrfO<t his pateots or his lunches, painted plutar molds !!t the brothe<. Pllygrouncl. We talked ol I18W cars, ca.- trips But mos1 ol all, rm confusec:t. A P'- of my -*ling .. childhood hils been l&nked ewey without At flrst •glance, Phil looked tough-he lolled w11nlng. withoUt reason. llllhe< )aG!Ieta and he fode 1 moJotcycte lhll ll'eloo soon. • Wll bllllier tllan my car. Somellma you !'Ouldn'l fl'e too soon lor me and It's loo soon lor PhiliP. his t~rouqh hie Clarlt oM- his beard And It's not felr_ �feedback !f .._ A void a dismal future Give it the nod ~ To tho Editor: To t"- Editor. For !hoM of you who don't •••H )'OU<Ht•es of tha On Ho•om!Mf 10,11, ond 12 ... have the rtghl to voro to retain ot rtloct thO Student Mandatory Fee. We tho staff of tha Sexuollry Educollon Center fOfll thiS tee snould bO retained. Our primary conoern ta that man)' -:stUdents ate llOI awaro of Milt •he Student Mandatory Fee auppottt. If tou • ••r read Tht SP«trom or any other other UB publlcelkm, anond UUAB nlovles or canCans_ auend Spring, Fill or Summtrftst, you are aaklng advantage o f 1M StUdent M¥<Satory Fee~. U you ever use tile Ant;. Rape -raak Foree van or wa~ service. attend o-oarUcipate fn the CAC lt')nUal dance maraUlOn. ot take od•antoga ot tha counaetlng SeMces ot"'id<ld by tha Sexuality Education Centtf, you roo haV<! -taken ac.t\'8nt-ot ot the SuHSenl M ~a1ory Fee.. l< ator...,entloned (or Ill)' o t h e r - oupponed by rno Stu<tenl Manda~ory Fees), there is a reason lor yov 10 Mlndllory lluderll !....: f t need !ham. II Is of Paramount lmportancelhat ti'Mttef8fendumoonc«n1ng vote to retain the tee •• well. You can wote to ef!S\.frt theM • - • -· We nt,. tlltlntd a hlgll quail!)' of living here 11 lha University ol8itttelo; I til a all!'dtrd tnat con be dlrwctty allrll>uted to tha toot lnd tnetr proper •119callon. The abQijshrnMt of mandatory Ind tho reouiii'IQ cuttall.ment of HMC" ond octlvltloa tunded through them. ""'""' oroalt 1 regreulon compaloblo to thai of tho Doric Av- A trilla melodramatic? tjot onH'111y. Rlf!KI lor a """"""t on t ne services, that are so vftal to ua, that woukt be ~t if the tees - • <lefeOit!d, Thoro would no Ionge< bo CAC. ant ><ape task Ioree. SrU<Ieol Auoclal~ Grouo Legal Semc:eo, UniYOfSity P,eso, SU-11 Pll"""Kf lnd I muttftoode of others. Tho many oclMtlee !hal Ole 10 P<oeioUIIO US~ -..me me<ety l o n d - the t ld ttlnce of many worthwhile a.erv'cel. You can wota to rtatflrm a baale beller in the importa"c' f1f people navfno opllons before them. You can Yoit to mtlntaln • etudenl'.a · ability 10 choOse to take acNantage ot or gel tnvolved '" any CKg&nl.tatlon the't IHI will Deotlll lhtm, Wo ot the 5e)t. £d. Cenlor ore cooctrnod wlrn pro•ldlng people with t~elr lllorna!lvea.. Tbat'a ewactly Wl\41 Stucle.n1 MandiiC'Ir)' Faes <10. Stuoeot Mandatory F - do not suooort SA ollleials. thay provide services lOt all ol us. lbOUIII-tnd VOlt. Thin~ T"- S...uoUiy Ed~Jeation Cente< l- No kxlger could we Joln our ttienda at aueh avent.J • • SPflf>Qiest. Fallloll. Football ge,.s. ll&llfetl>lll g.,... concoc1o, rnoories, pltYf Nor -.ld we De able to f*tlc1pale in intnunural $l>Ofll. tha croall,. croll cent.,., the music room or t>r..,.slng tlb<lfY. we woukS also lose mUCh of out I)Owtr Oaae In the 1tato.. We 'tWOUid no longer be membora of the Stu<Senl Aaoocllllon of the SUite UniYerslty (SASU). P,esaolly, our l&glslators In Albany ate qulta receptive to us. Ftankly spaak1ng. nowever, t feet tnac many would turn a de.-r ear on us It we did not have out foe backtno us up. H ls travmy In th1s counlty of aura that we need this aype of suppof1 to be heato, b\lt mote lmporttnut. It Ia a political reality. W• may ha~e the tlrongelt voice in 1M state, bUt witnout MCM\tli'J support tram CHolf 'teea, we bec:ome no more than vagabOnd& CfllllnQ • rvckus. .. • Not 04\'Y miJSt the mancMl.OI) foes PISS, but IM nomtnal increase or S5.00 should pus as • •U I call YOUT attenteon to ttae C'H'Hleetion eat'I"Pitgn•~ o f lt\e Pfesldenta.1 uncUdaLes regarctmg the economy. One ol ttte mo.st, it ttalltle most lmPOftl f'l tssut: wu 1"tt1Uon. Indeed.. fn flallon I$ a Y8f')' real problem t"ll we heft It the UntW"rwity a1e not immuf'le to. I can auure you that tne tncrea&o 11 oot lor some selt·'St rvlng indivicluala It some .h•v• n,,d; It IS needed to coollr1Ue It'll tlno QUIIItY o f &ervlces and i.o1ivities prese-ntly olleH,d. We will not bet able to conllrwe ti)Me t uncllon& It their present IO'VCI whhout lf\e paSM,ge of the • mill Increase to the Individual. The racts are pl1in and etmpte; If we 11 e to atr.ve 10 I!Tip, o~o>e our high •tanda rds of hvlttg • • the U m~erstly. nay to continue fl. wt must paa.s tne maf!d~tory fee$ along Wllll tne •ncttaae WIIMUI temDtse II tS apparent that hie 11 UB withOUt ,,. manoa tory studetlt teu woukl beCOme d•'mar It oe•• J•,.e• C. W.-rdtt.,, Dlrteto, Elt.,n• l AII•Jrs Make UB better ro tho Edllot: As you mav 01 ma) not be aware-today Is e1.c1ton to graduate~ tacully anct sleft alifl:e, AI un0ttoraclua1es, we comPfiSe thO maJoruy of tne ttuCJenlt on campu1 anc:t we must do our pan not only aayt Yes. thal'a rfoht, election day. Toc!ev. .,.. the to benerit OUt ftltOW SIUOGI'IIS bul IM enhtl catT'IPt.ll student a, get the oPPOttunlty to vote lor tne M anct&lor) community 11 well Ma.l\e Un.venlty life betlef t)y $UPDOJ1111g l.he Stucler\1 Fee I atrongty urge you 10 vole and s~ your stod&nt actwitla fee. Why? Boeause of IIW t!V1Cnment ,\ aOdl to thts Untvealry. Throuon rna act l1ritle. fee Mandotory Student FH. VOlE! serv~<es IAatk A Moote. SA DuKIOI to Sui>-B<mll l. lrr<:. CIJtlfmaft. SUb-Solid 1, lt'PC. such at Sui> Board 1, Inc., Alhlelic:s and I he wide ranoe of SA Ctuce and OrQ41nlutoons ore proot<led. These serv•ces 111 no1 IUat benehc:lat to u"defgra:Ciua.tes. but lntoterance To lho Ed!fot: My apok)giH to fh• $tJKtrum lor Hs con:Hnu&Uon or mental dllle<""""l between Mr. Thom and mysall. I not wontlo tulh t~ls lnto another "quote ot the clay" IAlee. I'd lllce lhlslo be lhe laSt - • In your """"'""'dO n'"'"''"'* on thl ouotoct 1110. If Mr. ThOm ~· ' Ot rou' tesponse lo my letter. not one of you• rtiOitl has JQok.ally Invalidated my a~ouments. Yew have m.,_.,. cienfecl what I h a~ e staled wiii'MMit aufl.c::*'' ptoof 01 tea.sonlng. If vou·o ttke me 10 e-.p111n lht t furthOr. lhefl you can cornact me at 61So0&38. 1 am tetvct-.nt tO hOkJI a pubt&e deGite Vrh\h yoe.~, fat I am not tnsllls. 1 gooa Qul>ttc soe-. 1 wu lool<if>Q forward to Mr SzykoWoy oceopllng you. cl\&llenge t>ecause iiMI t~l l things might ptOOHCI outllde of the wr!IIOfl -CL Fl,.l off, Mr. Tnom, you are o.sporarely trying to ne coutCI arvu• my (and his) Q H ~ mucn mote if heCIOes notoccepl andyou.still mtl<e an luuo out o1 your Insinuation thai poople li... ttocl....,lly. me.,. •o•ln•t 1 cJttgym.an•a nghts to ~,,eu pollt.eal lnlt11 on deblling: then perhaps you might persu~ opfnton.l. tor ooe, am not. Wnat I'Wt been comptatnl~g me. about Ia tha · ln tole~once ol 1110 luodamenlahll ac\lvtsts. t<o-. Monkey business ro111e £tMor: Outing the t>0$1-<!Iecllon boredom. 0111 QueiiiOn SliCks w. my mmd.. Will Afagan be"*' avccessh;lal lhe Pre&~oent of .,,. Vf\HecJ States than ne wu as • Ho•t\'Wood actor? It I guess co•recur. I sttov~c:l "-.ve YOied I OI 8onto. i �feedback Register your opinion To tho Editor: ... The referendum to maintain tM mandatory studenJ fee Is comlng up for a vote this week. We need your vote. Whether to vote yes or no~ your decision but please got out and vote. When iou're making thai cleclalon kH1> 1n mind the lhlnga that are available now and the things that won't be around II you vote to abolls~ the • fee. If you've gona to any of tho octMtloa on campus or used any of tho aorvlces provided for by th& f.- then paea.se continut to*"~ us and W>te ye.s. We"d tfke to k - trying to make life l>o<o at UB something to be onjoye6. Thanks. Miki Crimmln& Oit~IOI Community Action Corpt Get the !nfo To the Ed1t01: or 2 Shows Wed. Nov. 19th at 7:30 an-a-t 0:00 pm GRANADA THEATRE 3176 Main St. TICKETS: $5.00 students - $6.50 no,Ystudents - $7.00 Day of show Tickets on sale at Squire Hall, Buff St, Record Theatre Granada Box Festioal & Taco Junction Lebanese Student Associqtion SAF.AR BARLEK ''The Exile'' ' On Mondoy, Tuesday and Wednesday (November 10,11,1~, the Undergraduate Student Body will be votiQ.9 on thtH Que.stlons. 1ummat1z.ed as lot tows: ._ I) Whethe'r or not to conlinue tho Mandatory Student Fee 2)Whether or not to rai.se tho fee 3)Wheth01 0< not to continua to fund the 'Ath"ilc Program on a faur.y...- basis. The Student Aaaoeiation h1s attempted to pro._lde the 'student POQUIIllon wilh a sufficient amount ot lnfOtmation on this i ssu~On October 6th, we sponsored a Student Associ ation Awareness O'ay In Haas Lounget and most recently, held an open IOtum In Haas Lounge to "enswer .quettlona regarding the Mandatory Student F'ee. Both of lhtlo events were well advertised vta amPtJs periodicals and flyers. Postera which dncflbe UMI valuabto HtV~ thai the fM provides ha'it been pr\nted up a~ distttbuted throughout eamt)us. An Information sheet-which provides not only the actual referendum questions a~ they will appear on the ballot but also 10me ptos al\d cons 10 accompany t:ICI"' quesa~-haa been printed up and dlllrlbuted atound c.mPYSt tnd Jn lhed«mitOfies. An abbtevfated version of lhf.s s'neot was printed as an advertisement In Wednesday's and Friday•• The Spec;trum and ThurSday's ANC. This week the aheet will be reprinted In full in both The Spectrum and The Current. Numerous othor publicity vehicles (Including flyers, poster~ eteJ nave been utilized to be.r tne simple message: "'VOTEI" Anyone looking lor an opinion on lhe su~? Check out our little pamphlet •tarring Chester Apalhberg - li'a available In tHo SA office. For more ob)e<:tive lhoughta read the edltotlala In t'8st week·e Th• Spectrum and The Cuuent. · Th~n. given thlalnformatlont (or at least the toc.allon ol Wllere you un lind~~~ I am asking all undergraduate students to ma'<.t an in1etngent deefsion on tht qU<!Stlona poNd to you. It's your money, yOUr M<VIces and your activities. VOTE! Timothy J. Sheehan, Pl&Sident Stu<itnl A$$oclotlon starring Folr-ouz Do you wanna dance In Color.. & Cinemascope English Titl'es To the Editor: A louc:lq lbJI of ' - and 1M struggle }ol freedom ~the Turtlalt ~ 1n l9J4. Guess'Willt'a happening to tsrootl Folkdanclng? li'a groWing both ln alto of participation, ond In the number ol days It Is being run during tho wool<. That's ~t. ..Wf/' have Hltcted another day and time to have Israeli Folkdanclng. We have ••PAndod to SUnday. _ between 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and l{'a all request dancing I rom atart lo llnlah. AIIO, WO hero Ol foikdanclng WOUld Iiila IO make It clear that _.,..,. ~ participate. 01 rocanltl>o<ohU_,......_Ionof-l>o<woaro a pnvate club or oomo excl..,._ group, neitl>o< of which we are nol. So, II you like dancing and wish-to learn a Utile ollaraell Cl(ltur.._th&n come. • Ro!mombor we have toacllt.Q on TIIOiday bet,...;, 8 p.m. to II p.m. at tho Flllmoto Room alid then our now time on &lnday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. We Will -YOU than. ......,..,o THUII:SDAY, NOV. 13, at 7:80pm S.IIIN ea.faace Theatre • MSC FltEE --· �Out of EIHcott ana into Norton; Sex..E.d Center finds its niche b y 0... Holder OtmptiSEIJUor The Amherst Campus Suuality Ed1K11tion C~rc.r, forced out or iu oriajnal home in Ellicott Complex, hu fou nd a new niP,e in Norton Hall. Operatina out of Porter Quad for the \remainder o r this week, the Center mova Into Ill Norton and will Open n<XI Monday. could take ditotde from 1M t.bln SUm Offtce." • Chriscnutn addtd, "This ~p~et is right on the Spine-it's absolut<ly idnl. And there's much more accomodacfon." She 5tresscd that the mural location would mean more COIIIIDU1er use or the JC<Vicc, which i• dcsiantd to provide sexual education fo r the • "We're hopl.na fo r a real smooth entire University community. Cbristeruon beads up G otaff o( about 70 stud<nt counselors. transition ," Center Supervisor Ellct1 Christenson ald. "The move miJ)It b< an ldVIntlJe." The erUb erup(td a month a&O when the Colleaes, baJe<lln Ellloott, withdrew its room allotment to the CCntcr d o.imin& that the CoUeaesuffncedcdthespau. Originallytbe or&IAiz.ation tried to ftod on atea ,.ithin Ellicott, but when the Nonon location openod up, the Sexualit y Ed1K11tioa sta rr gnbb<d it e11er1y. With the lhllt In locale, the Cent« aafns some room and hopdully some mort business. "the office• will he bi&Jcr, so we can help more people:• Amherst Division Director Sue Ann lkrgcr rtpontd. The anthropoloay major revcaltd that the new AJdina in the move was Student Union Director James OTubef. "The SJIOI<e was OrigiDIIIXaJSiJ.I)ed to !be Oiyision Of Stodenf Affafrs and. OTubef reroemborcd, ..,.... · oceupitd by some Adminillnllon . We bad some reoonstrua.ioa there wllieh fret<! oomc: spaco.'' But the C<nter has nouiptd a perrnanan. lease. OTubef statod that ....., thouib the or&anizatlon is firmly in place only until oen May, "There is a J00C1 ehat>ee that they can stay lonaer." Another plus 10 the Norton Hall shift i.s a planntd extension of the CCnter's operalin& hours~ Cbri.stc:nson rcpon~. 11 Wc M U increase the houn. Out staff is willtna 10 double up their shiftJ. " space has a reception room iUld two offices. Also the Nor~on I.OC:Iltion ..is on a main lhOrouahfarc" so. acxordin& to Bcrccr, " We Currently the Center runs three-hour shifts, ideally whh two counselors on duty, although Berger admiued that .. WC' only have one penon someclays, ud rna)'~>< four oa ' Sexuality Eduarlon Center offers • others." The ,..., (imes ar<rrom II a .m. to 5 assisuOC<. "There is ao >erviee '""' p.JD. Monday throv,/1 Friday, &ad some" cvenlna hours arc plonntd. Be<aer repontd that some of the OOUNdorJ wbo live on Amb<nt work a shift 11 the Main Street orfice and then another at Amha$C. Christenson also crtdlttd Vice President for Student Afrairs Rkhard Siggdkow, Associale Vice President Anthony Lor<nutti and Vlec President for Facilities Plannlna John Neal with usistancc In plannina and executing rM,rnove. Bul Chriicmson duplieates oun," 1M director sald. Orub<r ad clod that bis "'PI'Drt Cor the Ccnlcr eame b<eause il is a "proven Despite the Direetor's prain for administra.aon. rindin1 1 new home for Lhc CCntcr was not based on their input. ••Students called and wrote to the thr~ (adrninistraton), asklna 11>11 they not dose the Amherst C<nter. And the Administration ..mo.:· understood ,.. she ~plalned . The move, done by Crnter pcrsonod. is p la nned for tht wrtkeod . ~========~~==============~~~~~~======~ - The Spectrum questions aut}J.ority Every Mo:g.de.y• Wednesday a.nd FridaY .~· ROOTIE'S ·'i ._~Ding~! Ole DJuWe Or4er ·.t ChiCken W'~~gs - FREE ...., .... _.. . . wn~ ,,.. eouroH l.qaheOM. ,,, ••eo VALID ANYTlME .... "... '-'..0..~ IE 011111·__, OF MRECTOISAT22. Think oi a ship as a corpora· tion, and it's not farfetched. at all A destroyer may have fifteen officers, other ships even fewer. Even tbe most junior offacer gets to share in rUnning the show. You become part of the IDilDIIgeiDI!IIt ~ when you get your conunissioo as an ensign after just 16 weeks of leadership traini.og at Officer Candidate School. Cbooee to be a Navy office!' and you are responsible for people and equipment almost mu..liately. . Many officers go on for further advanced ecbooling. 1'be Navy bas liten:lly dozens ol fields for its officers- everything from nuclear propulsion to systems analysis, oceanography to inventory management. In graduate school, this training would cost you thousands, but in the Navy, we pay you. I'IAVYOPPO .,,.. lNFORMATI O~CENTE R P.O. Box 2000 Pelbam Monor. New YO<It 10803 0 Yeo. I'm in.....,.tod in l>oc:ocnlni o Novy Officer. Pt.ue_,., me more inlormation. tt1l01 Ask your Navy representa- tive about officer opportuni· ties, or mail this coupon for more infonnation. Or call toll-free800-84.i-8000 (in GA call toU·free 8()0..3.42·5855). There's no obligation, and you1lleam about an exceUent way to start a career ill management. As a college graduate you can get IIJAII8gement experieoce ill any indus· try. But you11 get it soonerand more of it- in Navy. !he ~.~~---------------Ck>'r---- ---S<aw•- - ''«<lo, ._......__ ~-­ ~"--- 00...-- 6~------------- �MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDA Nov.-10, 11, & 12th REFERENDUM •. ~ Che_ck this pg for voting locations and times... · HERE ARE THE THREE QUESTIONS AND SOME PROS & CONS DO YOU APPROVE THE CONTINUANCE. OF THE MANDATORY STUDENT A~TIVITY _FEE? QUESTION 1. CONS .PROS 1. The tee Drovides msny services which other· wise would not be available. -- 4 2. You may not agree wlt4-the direction of those efforts. 2. The ~ee a/lows .us to have an effect on our socfel and living conditions here at UB. . 3. Our $70 fee t~get),et a/lows us to do more than . $70 Individually. 4. The budgetary process endeavors to a/locate resources to retlect student desires. · 1. You may not use some of these services. . ~3. YoYwould have $70 more a year to spend. 4. The budgetary pr~ess Is sometimes affected • by pre~sure groups and, In the Jlnal anelysls, you are the best Judge of what you want. -· 5. If there Is no fee, you will have nothing. And there -Is no pro agrument for that. 5. QUESTION 2. DO YOU APPROVE Of?·RAISlNG THE PRESENT $7().00 YEARLY FEE BY ,5.~ ~ . CONS PROS · DfJe to lnlletlon o11er the last four years our buying j)ower has been reduced by about 40%. VItal ser· 11/ces hue been continually cutback. For In· stance, t~a athletics program Is ..11erely strapped • especially the Intramural program. We are·only aslclnQ for a ~ Increase. · ~e sould eliminate some services or organiza. ttons In order to ffaet the lnfletlon·caused deficit. DO YOU AP,P~OVE OF THE .STABLE f-UNDING OF THE ATHLETIC 'PROGRAM WITH A FIXED ALLOCATION FOR A F.OUR-YEAR PERIOD? THE ALLOCATION SHALL B,E SET BY THE SA SENATE ·& OVERSEEN. BY A REVIEW BOARD. PROS ~ ' Franlcly, It Is tr.rd for us to be ob/eCtiH on this. Either rou support the Intramural• ertd lnte,. -col,.,ec. etltMflc: fH'Ofltelll 01..1ou don't · It Is that simple. Tiler nHd the 4 rear funding to contract te run efflclentlr. CONS .. _.; You may not participate as a spectator for Inter· collegiate e~~ents or as a participant In the Intramural profram. You mar not use the Athletic Deparon.nt's recreational facilities. Squrre••.•.•...••••••.•••..•••..••..••.•.•.... 9am • 8 pm GoOdyeJ!r•••• : •••.. •·•.• . ••.•• •• : •••...•..•••. 9 am • 9 pm Clark Hall•••• ·•.••••••••...••...•••....•.•.••• 9 am • 5 pm · s~ etub. •.•. : . ~ ~ .................... 10am ·8:30pm Porter... ~ ...................... Mon. &·Tues.12 pm ; 12.am - WedneedaJ.~. • .... • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • . . • • 12 pm • 8 pm , " ·---·~b...............•.. .............. 9 pm • 1 am · .. . Monday Tu~ QNt.Y .! · ••• , ~;., ••• ~ ...... . . , ••••••••... ~ 12pm -~P'm a ,.,,...... •• •,e • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .... • ~'""' . �Outlaw economy i ·Apathetic black mii:ldle class abandons its ~rlier roots f ~ by lod fln7fUI &CWirOIIICOt policies. A majority We! th<y uodmu>od the SALT II iuua. fdl Whit~ lntdl«tuals now oonverae in the bdl<f !bat rarum Is !bey....., affected by Wuorpu aod ovorwbdminaJy oppoood JlO lo... . . m*>r UsiK. TIKy cite the WO<k or UCLA Praiclcnl Pord'l pudon of Ridwd N'W>n. NBW YORK (PNS)-lbey arc shallow, callous, economist 1bomas So.,..ll aod Uni-•~Y o r Cblcqo These auclics ..,..,.. a very dirtucnt reality for elK bl¥1< cocuplc:uous COillllmctS. They could care leu ahoUI their poor sodolocla WIUJam Julius Wibon, both black, wboar111e thai middle class e1w1 tbe one curmuly offered by the wblte relatives. 111cy are DOt intcn:stccl in !he poUtical procesa aod blacU have divldod aiOQJ two eoonomk petlu: one .-lib " lncdkccual mainJtram. Middle class aod -kina clul c!edine to we their political clout. Whm they take a ltaod on ~ '"' the llliddk class. tbc oth<r a dead ~ fiiiU"' of blao:lks (W ~y or- vote) remoin solidly COIIUII.ittccl issues, they alway~ look out for chc:msd... aod alia>ale menial jobs for the poor. co the politics or compaaioa thai ......, white IJ'bonll have potc:ntial allla. Few " uperu" have ~ bochcrcd co ulc middle class abandoaccl. They believe thai soc:W prosr<SS is pouible, thai This portnlc or the biJick middle c1au II ..W...lDcteainc blacU bow they.;.,. thcmsd- Thus • ...,.,, poll of Bid JOVUIUDCill intavntioo il - . r y co prod the f.... aucndon In the mass ~. In cclaobloo, mapzincs and' Eltl~ cnapziM raden (with a n><dian Iococo< or en~aprise sysum, aod chat p>od rdotioas with the Third ncwspapcn, a deep divide bu been dra"" recently between $25,000) II especially r~ealiu&. T1K poll sbowccl that three World will eventually pay off fe< America. Many b!Jicb have che success of b!M.b who join the mainstream and tllruc who out of four respoodmu did qot that ' 'racism is .... al&o deddccl that • redistribution or wealth is the only stllllangul•h In povcny. prevalent than It wa• ad«:ade qo." And 95 percent !olid they solution co economic ln<qwty. At one time, middle doss blacks were viewed as a buffer believed l,h&l "whites harbor aome form or raciam to1Ward5 bctwCCfl the black poor and che white mll.lorby. Bllld<s who b!M.k1." They clearly have no< jninccl whit., In tumiDJ their E<oooelchacks on the luue of racilm. IUCCCcclccl were held uo as models for lhe poor to unul11e. ln ll}!nJ co avoid bcinJ usccl as powns by the IOeoiowical Anoth<r common white criticivn of middle clau blacks is lore and riJhc, b!Jicb race cnmcndous dirriCUlties u they But white disillusio.;,..au with the black middle das1 came that they laclc b<oad-n.n&inl politic:allntmsu and thai the lltcmpt tO ~p llnOlcpCI ror ad"""""""" , Within the to 1 IKad elwin& last SUIDmCT's Mlllni rtou wben h "'"' rcalisccl that middle dasl b!M.b ha"' liulc control a- the poUtical posilloM they do take ""' sdf..uvina. The 8/«11. b!Jick community, some of the mOst lncaatl.,-and IDOII ~ poU fUJJC11S NiAc o .. or 10 rao1en iloorccl-inldlcauals havclqwl to loot outside th< COWJiry b!Jick poor and make DO lmpoct on utblll problems such as polled oppc><e "blJh UO<JOploymcnt as a tredeoff to coniiOI- for solutioos to their probluns. TIKy..., ~ bct•cm lh< crim< and unornploymenc. In 1 reocnt article ror the New Yott 71mtJ Sun~y inllatioo." Ukethe majority or their white counccrparu, th<r under-development of che Third World aod the mqazine, white ~IJ scirotisc Cvl Cenham blamed many caprw concern that America bas lost Its mDiwy superiority undctdcvcloprncnt or America's Hatl<ro. co the Soviet Union. But 58 percent beUcve thai 10me of the Some believe an lnd~cnt black economtc base must be o f thcUJs or the bla<:k poor on "• new cla.u or black policlcal money for defense should be cb•Meled for 10eial proariUlU." developed qmin with tht shon-u:rm tnrC'f"'(rrtfion of leaders and federa!J3 funded aoti·poverty work<rs wno became. .. power brokers between the aovc.rnment and the &ovcrnmem.. Fe:w believe that alJ the problems or lht undctdau will be 10lvccl by b!M.k capicalilm. But they abo black poor. These workers h•d a stake In prcscrvin& the llullly One rcason for this continued suppon of social proJ<amS is undmtaod !hlU rlll&nciaUy indepcodcru black in<tltucloru und<rdan u a political basC from whic:h they could the lin dina that maoy mca:tbcn or the b!Jick middle class""' a>ul4 be powerful ad._cs oi the black poor. threaten-and extract c:onceWoo.s from whiLe- JOcidy," be batdy mnovccl from poverty tbcmsdvcs. Four out of ten of wrote. Ralh<r chan rejca all sovemmau proJtm>s acrou the the mquine readers bad. a n:latlvc or family mcmbct ort A )UIIJO, another runes ~e covor story '-basted public asslllana. A s1mila $l\ldy of the biJick middle class""' board, they ,..ould l""fr:r co suenpbm the 0001 thll have the black middle class for Its conswncri>m and su~at bately ranovccl 11om poverty ell~. Four ouc o!W or wdl:kccl like Head Stall aod Food Swnpo. aod co dcvclo!> .._. onCI for specific occcls. suecu~ful blocb bad more itt c:ammort ,.lcb the white ariddk the m!lPZine readm bad a relative or (amily ID<Ulbcr on tl... than with the b!M.k poor. The rclati"' powcrlamdo o! the black middle clau it d~K publk usistaoc:o. A similar study of th< black middle clas.:s larJdY co ill smallsitt, and iu almost non<>illenc econcxnic published in 1979ln Psyclroloty Today found thll SS percent Crilkknls clout. The Impact of middle class biKk lcad<rs In the 1960s of the sample came from workina cl.u> oriJins, and that only was based on a corumsus of while liberal support. lbe The araumenc chat the objectives or the black middle class IS p<rcenc W<re .!C<Ond aeocracloo middle class. no ionRer serve the Interests of the black poor ls useful ror a In other Black Enltrprise rmdinJI, almost 77 percent problem in the 1980s is for blacb to find ways of • ~•&in& broad vanccy or palitlcal sroups, from nco<OnscrvaUv.. co favo~ a puU-out or American (tnn< from South Africa and the majority when thrir fonnu allies hove aone co prO<«e lih<rall. BS perct:l\l cupponed moce b!M.k lnvolvunent ln Africa their own lntcrea.s;. By rcfusina ro concede thll all is wdl, middle cl.u> biKb The c~~aotc of bean has ill motive In the rear or tibcrllion llfUU)ca. Oa the Middle Eut c:onnict, nearly • compe<hloo. Not only do mi'ddlr doss blackJ compere for thitd or 8/ar/r Elllerprislr leaders >idccl with the Anbs, 8.4 continoc co ...-ve the interests of the poor aod co cbaiJcn&elh< johl; tiKy abo <baJJcnie th< policlcal .,..,_ Of th< white pcrccnt supported Israel, aod S'7.9 percent favorccl n<itber oot~YCIJcnce of mllnllrcam ideolosies on the malo......,_ of intdlcaual dw, those who inOucnce. corporal• and side. chc swuoquo. tiptorilllto no. Sp«rnsm oc........-... Student Health Insurance Week NOVEMBER 10 -14th MondaY- & Tuesday 11-2 pm In Squire Center Lounge Wednesday & Thursday 11 ~ pJD-..!n Capen Lobby - F'tiaay ·11-2 pm In The Student Club of The Ellicott Complex Information will be available·on coverage & flling claims Insurance I.D. cards.will also be available I I' ! "' o f ~ r ~ �. I l ~ ' Nf.PIRG aanoances ! ·iz 0 Toxics on Tour TlMn on 215 toxic _,e a,., U. Wattr Ntr~ foB olOAt. c_, rftl6 ., to tOIIr tut4 ,,.,. o6oat Loot Cuol, tltt c~ toxic loiiHill focility, tilt SCA pipcliat, uJ. tltt We 0... torio ONitwtce Wori1. Tile h• ltGfn ot 11:45 nr ,.J ntanu ot 3:45 pm. Ticiell an U .OO toch, to litlp 111itll com. Sqairt and lign ap. ~- 6y 356 · will.et MONDAY, NOV. IOtla at 3:30 ,. ia The Talhert Hall c•Uihen ·MANDATORY FEE CAMPAIGN WILL BE DISCUSSED. LEARN to i.tevate acacle.ic lmowledp 11tvEi.oP ..__aicatioe A: tleciaioa 1Nkiar ..... . BECOME a YitalliM to SUNYAB 1tMe.ts QUAUFY lor a pb1 poaitioL TRAIN AS A PEER ADVISOR looa 334 ~J• H... IM, 7 . a,.._ SQUIIE HALL T...., . N... II .... IZ:lt . 1:38 ,. D.U.E. 281 Credit Wel ""· lz.l II . IZ OIIZ . I ~ •• ACU· I Table Tennis Tournament Friday, Nov. 14th • Men's Singles · Squire· Recreation Center • Men's Doubles 6: 00 pm Starting Time • Women 's Singles $1.00 Entry Eee • Women 's Doubles • ( OUR--------. VOTING RIGHTS .CASE!! .....-.-~-JOIN ~· Did you apply for uoter registration In &ie or Chautauqua County? Was your application dertled for any reason? Did your absentee bollof arriue too late7 If so. please contact NYPfRG at 356 Squire Hall or call 831 ·145 I. It may be too late for this election, but it is neuer too late for tilt future. Call us. Winners advance to . Regional ·c ompetitio.n SIGN UP 1N ROOM 20.SQUIRE HALL �orts i Two matldatory fee votes . qetermine att11etic's future Man<lalory IIIKkot foes come up for a vot• today, tomorrow and Waloesd.ty, and totht Athltli< Department and Intramural p<Oit&ml, tlldr approval is a m\1$1. "If tilt ftts don't pass there is no SPOrts," Student As$odlllon (SA) Athlccic Affalrs Coordinator Tom Eaan JltC$scd. The $70 ead1 Sludent pays suppUes the rundlna lhll keep$ the whole athletic proJram at the Univ~rshy aolna . lntramurals, Which have more Jtucknl partldpotlon tllan an" other aJhlctic proanm at UB. lite totally de!>a>dent on the roes. Without audmt money the whok prosr~~~n would fold. • UB's footballte.m bas been JUPPOrted by both the r... and money from the Alumni Assoclltion ever since the program was rdnstituted 4 ycara qo. After this season che Alumni Association wUI no lonaer supply any funds, maldna the team totallY dependent UPOn student rinandol SUPPOrt. In additloo to voting on whether to keep the r.... audcnll will decide if they ...,, to UKreast them by fi•e dohars. But oven lr the Winning trek increue in the r.. is a~>P">ved. the prospea for llbi<Ucs ~will >till be dim. "llle AtbJetic Oes>onOICOt has been WOtkJna wid1 a fixed budaec fat tbe Last four Yean. At the. same time they've had to contend •ith double cliJit inllalion," Ecm> revealed. "They've boon pinduna bock every year. Eyen if the Increase was passsed and they rocdved., ltt'a: aay, ,chrce out or lhc' rave dollars, they still would have 10 stretch tbe money.•• . If the increase is not ~. both the Intramural prC)Sram and athlnic:o would have to an bxt their sehedules and decrease tbeirbours or availability. Beeause the (adliti<s used by both proanms arc osoimained by mancbtory fees, malntmaacc holliS ...,uld have to be curtailed. The P<OttsS for allocatina money 10 athlaics begbu with the SA Se"f.'e and lu Finance Commiuee whieh d<ddeS how muoh wiU be given to the prosr1110. The money i& allocated in one Jump sum; and there. it"$ budgeted between meru' and women's ptOifiiTIS. "We'll do a careful analysis of our budsa and thm submit a fiaure rat wh., we need " eaplained Women'&Athl<tic Dlr<aor .... BcUr Dimmick. "The Senate (SA) has tuer\'Cll the rich< lo millte • iuda<mcnl 00 what portion or the rive dollars wijJ ao to tbe Athl<tlc Oeponmeot," SA Prcsidmt Ton Sheehan tlabomed. There has to be ll ltaJt a 10 perc:mt student turnout du.rina the referendum to legillmiu the decision. If the turnout is less, approval or thCTm in effea. will fail. Members or tile Athletic Deparunen1 arc doio1 lhdr pan to ustue a raped.lble tnmout from at.hktC$. "We've had o very bi& push to ~ othlctC$ out to " Dimmick said. "Wc'\'e tried to'matetbtto undcntand 11111 if they doo'r"voct, tbcy'rc jua cuttins their own lbtoau." Both E&;u> and Sheehan were optlmiRk about lbe possible vorer turnout and prospeas fn< the ree PlSSina. " I'm not cmain how big the turnout w111 be. but I'm t)Cpeaina a better 1nmou1 than we've had for dtctions," qao ~tressed. "I'm cautinwly opllmostk," Sheehan rC$POnded. "It wouldn't be a brlaht plaure ror 11blctics \fit didn't pass." ' 'We misblas wdl pad up and 10 "-<.'' lidded. Volley-ettes hunt a playoff ~ctivity by JobD Laplaaa Manf!:Jifll EdiJor 1eams would be inviled 10 participate in the prestigious contest. SiXteen teams will comprise the "Slates roeld, Weinreich said, predic:tio& lbal his Royals oCiuld !)O$Sibly be ranked in tl)e 13-ISth place range. "You handily" earlier this semester-by =res or JS·JI, IS-13-We_jnreieb's womon conquered the bome-cown St. Bonaventure team I S-S, 12- IS, 11-IS. The second pme defeat was made evao moro _,.;a fUt due ·to the loss of Amy Lass, whose absence, Weinreich said, ''made the m~tch more dilricull." Reven&e. For some, it takes yean to achieve. For otbtts, it oc:curs illllmdiatdy. But. for the UB Woma~'s voUeyball Royals it could not have happened a1 a never know, thou&h," the · more opportune time. coach recalled. "Last year, we Arter beina defeated by two had a &ood team but ended up &rch·ri~al Slate Uunivcrsity of i.n 17th, missing the CUI by just New York Athletic Confuencc one." OciJaey (SUN YA C) Tbe $COre belied tbe -actual Should the Royal$ fail to be opponents-Buffalo State i.n cluded In the selective clique outcomo in the third Bona Colleae and Alfred o{ ncners, the team could serve contest, the coach insisted, University-artier this season. themselves into a precarious CJCplainin& that altho~ "tbo I he ltoyab rtveQ&Cd their losses position. "The season doesn't team started off ~ SltOIIJ," as both 51J<1)1ck$ fell \'ictim to encl until Tuesday when we play they quickly became afnicted the still ' ' young," but Fredonia (the top ranted with what Weinrich termed "improved" Royals squad. Division Ill women's volleyball ••scvcr·rrceive problems. •• "SI. Bonavonture evontually The victories hlshlighted a t. .m In the State)," Weinreioh successful week-long road trip, noted. "We can meet and wcnl ahead and almost 1won lhc as the volley-cues captured I I ddeat lhem without the game aame," Weinreich shivered, of 13 aames for the win colwnn. ~ being counted (towards "but, UB fo~~&lu back and won 17-IS ." The successful Olean The pleasiD& trek;- exJ)Ia1ned play-off selections)." Royal's Coach PetCI' \llcinreli:b, Lui week's slale or cootesu, odyssey foUowed tho Royals' bdped put the Royals witb1n however, did count heavily in bonanza in October's Bia Four suiltiiiJI cfutance of a post· tbe selection commlnee's Tournament. cltcWoo. l'oUowing the lead of Consistin& of Nla&ara season play-off berth. AlthoiiJib the ream spans Ronald Reasan, tbe Royals University, Buffalo State only a l:Z..IO SUNY AC won-lost wrre victorious by landslide Collqe, Canisius CoUqe, and record ( 19-20 overall), proporiions on Election Day UB, the contest is, ac:cordlna 10 Weinreich noted that the team's cvenlna. After defeatin& an Weinreich, "a traditional recent p l•y ma y open the elusive Alfred squad-which bad an11uat affair to decide tbc after-scuon-actlon door. "We outscored tbe Royals "quite •rea's champfon" women 's were h urt by our play earlier In ' H • ~ • l ' ' the SCI$011 ," be beUeves, DOiina,liowcver.lhlii"theteam bas really come on suona or l late." ........ Because or tbis late tcbedute bUB!, the Royals may 1till remain In contention ·for the New York SUie Cbampionlhips, althoush the fiuJ decision on their rate Occulnd In Syrecuse yestenlay, whe n tbe lournament's orpnlem Qlel to-dlltuss wblcb C....... IIIAI ,.,..._ 0 ISIAELJ ... . . . .754ZIS _ -·-·.., - volleybaU team. Ad dina to the " local color" or the Bia four, was the "grudae matQh" between the Royals and their cros, .. town rival' and tournament bost Buffalo Slate Collqe, tbe coach recalled. "We took our lwnps from lbem earlier- in the season, •• be. smiled. "But, this lime we literally roUed and wall<ed all over them. "Tht $COreboard proved that tbe coach was not a boaster-Royals \s, IS, Buffalo Slate 6,6. The pair or vk:tories ap.iru( the cross-town rivals ensured tbe Koyafs tournament victory mel with it. Western New YO<k supranacy. MCAT·LSAT·GMAT ~ · SAT·DAT·GRE •=-WI) It _ _ _ . __,_ -=~'.:0: t:-"' -"" ...-. .. · ~ 1!"-lwlo ... ................ .......,& FOGMAT /OUTLAWS ................. THE JOHNNY VAN ZANT lAND ~ 13, 7:30 PM ot tiN Aud �Del-lacforeign Car Repair lnc. WHEEL AUGNIIINT ·IUDS N.Y.S.INSPEC'IlON FOREIGN CAR SPECIALISTS Bob & Don'a Mobil Specializing in ~ Volkswagen Repairs, including Rabbits, Das~ers . Sciroccos J - .. We Cllso repair Datsuns & Toyotas . 632-9533 . l'llt buy' wrttk<d 1375 Millenport Hwy. (Near Maple) v.........,. 932 Hertel Avenue, Buffalo - 877-9906 . TOWING SERVICE CALLS Serving Both U/8 Compu.e• •in« 1971 - . Preparing yo~rcar for winter weather The cold and th• severity of the elements that your automobile must weather during the winter season are a hatsh test of It's mettle. Snow and lee are capable of putting to ruin the finest that Detroit can offer. Rust, corrosion. rear end collisions. dead batteries and car eating snowbanks are some of the best that winter brings. Despite winters troubles, " Is ~ survive the harshest of the seasons whh bately a scratch. It won't be easy but whh proper preparation it can be done . 11\e key to, making It through the winter Is summed up In one word-"preparatlon." By following a few simple steps you can avoid many olth'O' problems that prove to be the dearth of the common h'aveler. - best results . You s)lould also check the Ouid levels of all other parts of the car, such as the transmission. The radiator should be flusneH and the fluid sh,ould be replaced with antl·fieeze to prevent the car from overhea"ng. Checking the hoses on the radiator for cracks and leaks Is a good Idea-Its beUet to find them nOw. , PreMuon ebeck up Before the first snow falls, you should make sure that evety part ol your car Is ready fO<. the tUI. Here arc some tips on what to check. I .. • ' Put anti-freeze In the windshield waslft!il'fluld to keep It from freezing and clogging up the lines. Make sure that you check the l'nti·freeze level throughout the wintet and the heater and defroster worl<. You don't want to be caughi Whhout one COM\! the flrst frost. Change the blades on your windshield wipers to heavy duty snow blades. They should last the whole Winter without wearing out and making vislbltrty blurry. A good waxing is recommended. this Will help In preventing rust and corrosion when the spring comes around. F'tnt, mak!'- sure that the charglng-electrtcal system Is DRIVING TIPS lll tip top shape. It Is better ro make sure. belpre your car Road conditions in the winte'l are enatfc at bUI . Ice stalls on a cold mom. The charging system Is less patches and blinding snow Slorms make driving a efficient in the cold weather, so you should make sure H dangerous endeavor if you are not extremely careful. is at peak efficiency to compensate for thb. Check !lie. When driving in winter conditions you should keep these battery to see If the water Is at the proper level and' that • If) mind. the terminals ate not covered Whh corrosion. To lnsu~e (II slow dowr\.between the slipping and the sliding you that your eat Is distrlbullng the proper charge rate you will need all the time and space that you can get to react. may want to stop by an engine diagnostic center to have (2) do not spin the wheels-If you are stuck.lt Is better to the alternator, generator, volt regulator and fan belt ac:celetate slowly or to rock the car . checked . 1 • (3) when·h'ylng to stop do not slam the brakes on , you Most mechanics recommend that. at least once a should down shift or pump the brakes. Slamming the year, your car should have e tune·up. It might be better bfakes on will only cause you to slide and lose control of if the tune-ups came a lltde more frequently but once a the car. year Is enough . The basic tune·up Includes the (4) most importantly; do not drive dose to other rep1acement of the spark plugs, points, condensor and vehicles. Most winter accidents are rearend type. · the atr filter. · · The ollppery jlrlvtn~ eondltinos will elso wreak havoc SUPPUES upon a. set of bfeaks. To·tnsure that your breaks will driVIng In the wlntet there are a number of respond to the fishtails and swerves. you should have supplies to bring along in case misfortune does happen. The Boy Scouts uttered good advice In "Be Prepared ." your brakes checked and adjusted or even relined If needed , (1) Window scraper The lower temperatures also cause the 011 In your (2) extra windshield washllr Ouid and anU·freeze engine to thicken·. This stops lhe bl1 from flowing as (3) tow chaJn freely as it should. To pr.vent this you should change (4) tlrt chains the oil to a winter wel!lbt oil o r muld-vlscotlly IJipelor ' (S) fla.ra (6) small shovel (7) jumper cables (8) traction mat (9) flash light and extra batteries (IO)htavy blanket and on extia set of winter clothes. gloves, hat. etc. ( ll)sllicone for frozen loc.k s. This should bs,b~pt in your purse or coat pocket. tt won't do much goOl!'!l your locks are frozen and the lock de·loer Is In !he cat (l2)sand/ rock salt/ cat litter. This can be used lor h'ac:tion If the car gets stuck. (l3)sunglasses- the sun reflecllng olt1he snow can be brutal at times and make It almost Impossible to see. (14 )at least a halftank of gasat aD times. 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FOOD- BOOZE - laOOQIE ~ "-'--•-u.a. �I quote of the day I "It's ha.r d fOr laymen to underStand: If you are consumed by It, It's an obseSsion." -Jo Jo Starbuck 11otll ~- Ia eJJnhleqlly - · oiTheSpe.cuum. 11otl«a ore run lrH ol d!oreo. The Spectrum dj)es not e_...t.. lbot .U notlcu wiM - M e l raerves 1M rlebt to edit au ...tlcu. 11otlcu to _ . more once must be rosul>mltto4 for pc1ntlftt. Ooodllnu - lllorwloy, w-..y ln4l f"rl40y ot noon. S...lors lr>tuuto<l Ill becomlne perMeal•-the lrutltute fol Pllalt.get T raining wut han a rt:pescntatJve on compus Nov. 18 to discuos'thdr p.,alogol Prog,.m. Sign up jn 3 Kayes C M con"'''· M.tc;k al 8J1·35t5 for on eppol.otmenL Miooride:1 are etK:Ourogtd to ('Ome to the The Mildred Blake. Studint Afta.lra Center b sponsor1ng a M:rle.& of Smell OroUp StNion• to help enrich yolJr experience et UB. The rlrll will be Ftirt of SPOflS Hondic~Jpping: tomoHow at 4:JO p.m. and Nov. \Sat 4~ p.m In 167 MFAC. EllkoiL Ckcolo ItaliAno Open House: Thut*y from 4-6 p.m In I 030 a.m..... AC. Sodety of Women Enffn«rt manbent'l.lp fees wtU be ~ri,~~~ t.omouow in JJ• 8«.11 (r~m noon-6-.30 p.m. Fn KHll, en absorption cc.nte.r to pruda. Hebrew, Will commtnce Thutaday Ol II !30 e.m. In 344 Squire. Brtng teAt and material. YOll Hebtew Art, lhe Jewl.s.h scuden1 newJpa~r. stltl hes vocoooes In It edkorialllstlngs.. Please drop In If you ere intt.~ ~n ptttklp.ttb\g } n • cxcklng MWS system today from II:JO.I:JO p.m. tn ~4 Squb•. - lntuukd in b«omJna 1 ~u achlsol? If so, you must euend one cf the foUcwinfiJ mcetlngs: todey at 7 p.m . cr WcdnHday at t 1 or noon In )~4 Squ1~.. India Culture Night Saturday •• 7 p.m. ln Ihe sec::ond Uocr lo\mge. Re-d ~cket. Ellicott. Trip to Toronto Museum of Art sponored by th~ Art .. ~ory Undergraduate Ann. S.t Dec. 6 et 9 a.m. to view the TurMJ ~itMUon. Tlckctt arc ev•~l.e in .508 C.. mo. . until S..tur~y. Nov. I~ only. Want to be a kid .,aJn? CACs Annw\ 0\Uclten's Cotntvol •ill bt: hekl Nov 2J. CAC 'f'Oiunt«ts-wt- nftd )'CMJr help. Call Lisa Of Peter ror tnto.-rneUon et 831·3521. Art Hlstof)l Undtrgr~ Ann. pot luck dinner and career J<:mlnor S..turdoy el 7 p.m. et ~6 Enijl•wood. Bill Cur~ Tom Damteuer ol CEPA Oellery wjll weak. .. .. or HollwaUs and Sodety of Women Englneua lnkm~wlng: worU·hop tomorrow at 7 p.m. '" 206 Furn.L MthropoloeY Dept. 0pon HouM lor Qnclorgraduotu WoclnOJdoy at 4 p.m. 1ft 3~~ 1'\FAC. Elllco<L ~will be Information available about dept. protiJrams a.nd Job opportWlitiu for Underaraduete majors. Tour of lllodiCal end Dental Sd!~ ..,.nsoned by APHOS today or2lp.m.l..vlng lrom 109 Cory. llo&J•• Amortc.on Cotoor Doy Wedno.doy f<Om 8-10 p.m. ..ln the Ftnmore Roon'\. Squire. ln1..-vtews. Lelrnlng Ce.nttr Ubrll'y/Lab-Looking rot materle.ts on how lo Improve- your r~adlng , writing • .study and math · skills? Y04J will Ond a good seJectlon aktng W1th a variety Confert:l'<'t Center. Crosby. fnglnu rlng Freslunen 0<1d Sop11omoro Advisement ror Spring 19111 <Ou~ will be held In 219 Fror><D~k on: todayat10a.m. and2p.m.: Wednndayat l1a.m.dndl p.m.: Friday et 9 a .m. end I p'.m.: Nov. 25 el. 10 a.m. a.nd I p.m.: Dec:. 1 at 9 a.m.; OK. 2 a1 11 a.m. and 2-p.m.: Oer;.Jotl0o.m.and2p.m.;O.C,4ot IOo.m. ondlp.m.: Dec. 5 el II a.m. The Study SldUs Place, toc.atl"d In the Universh)' ~arnlng Center al 336 Baldy It now Opel for II>< rail RtnHter. Our ttalned tuton.. •II Ufl;!...ienad c~e lnsuuctou~ ane rudy to hetp you lot.m""W"oruanlt.e Ume. ..6evc.lop your voab4.al4ry, toke btiter l«tutr- notes urtderltorw:l your tutbooks, tak~ testa •.oct read fastet, as wcU u •ny othfer &Sl)Kts of studying. We ere a rree dropln aervke. nc appointment ntc"eswry. Open Mondoy (rom 11·3 p.m., Tutldey from 11· 1 p.m •Wednesday from 11 · 12 p.m. Thursday from 10-3 p.m. and Friday from ' 9:30•12:30 p.m. T'h~ Wr1\.lng Piece li a drOJ>ln tutor'YII Center located in tl\c. UniVersity Leamtng Center. Tutor. ttelned tn •n 1MC:tuive course ue pr~red to help at any s.tage of the ..riung Pfq:t::S$- We are not en e.dkJI\Q ter~k:e. but we are: • group of enthuslastk lblene,. ttldy \0 help. Corne SH. us in 3J6 Baldy wcdcdoyi lrorn 12·4 p.m. and Mondoy. Weclnotd4ty and Thursday !rom 6-9 p.m. 1\J.o In 233 Squlft: from &9 p.m. Tuesdays. Legal husles? Group L~g•l Servkca. oWe.rs ft« legol od11ice end lnfo'rmaUon -to-etfotk.tudents. Do )loU have a heorlng In SWJ /IRJ courta or I he Presidenfa Comm1ssSon1 OLS hos l•w studentt to act at defenders for sho~detllL For more ln,ormotton 110p tn .,, QLS open II · ~ p.m. Monday, Thursday and Friday, un111 6 p. m. TUHclay end 7 p.m. w.ono-y In ~0 Squlr•. Abo in 177 f·IFAC, Ellicott. Morwloy• lrom I·~ p. m. 831 •2273. meetings lnte.r Greek Council met'- today at 3 p .m. ln 2:32. Sqvlr~ . 11YPIRO loc:ol bootd m..tlnij todoy ol 4 p.m. In 356 Squire, Coreor l'lonnlnl Ollie$. • ..,...,....., Job Interviewing Propemlon and Tocbnlq\!11• WorkJitap tomorrow et J p.m. In ~ Clomens, AC. A vldootopod Jntervlefl will be tl>own end dbwsJed. R•sU(lle Writing Friday el I p.m: in 1$-Capon, AC.' Tocbnlqi>OS for Pfeporlng en dlectlve r • - wll be dlscuaecl. s.....mer. fmploymor1<19111 _n Buslr>ess end lnduotry Friday at 3 p.m. In 7 Hoyoo C. Thit worklhopwlfl ~rwrlt.lng a ~aurneJ~ ........ Pill Eto 84tmo m...u W•dnosday 01 J p.m. In 262 Squire. Sode~ ot Womat ~~ meec LOmOnow ea 7 p.tn ,,.. 336Ben. POOER ....tlrleo: exeastlve boord Wedfletdoy at2 p.m.: ent.et'taln~ committee meet& Wednt1d1y IJt 4 p.m: gene:rol meeting friday at 3!.30 p.m.: e<~uc::aUonal c:ommlttCe Fr&day at •:.30 p.m. and ne'tflltUtr committee. Frldoy ot !> p.m, a.ll lrl 333 Squho. SOdologr Undefgradu.atc Student As.sn. mee:l$ ~ ot 2:30 p.rn. 1r1 111< Copen loungo, sround ......... Job. luodoy. Fa<-lidltlonlcome to~ ~Cor 15Cepeo. Do you think commuton eot tho allaft? II so, joln lite Commuter Co\lndl to do tomdhtng ebout it. Our nut meeting Is FrldoU t 3 p.m. In 334 Squire. u..-- Polish Student Leoeuo meel5 Friday ol 3:30p.m. rn 342 Mil ...,...,_..-Expjo.. your str~ - k ""lues ond obll)llu r•1oted to choice ol mojor ~-In al-pert -klho!> bee'nnlr1j todoy ai 3 264 Squire, Oroap .U.. it ~.., p..._ ..II IDt-S7t1 II )'DU wlsll to "'end a< -.ld liko more Squire. P""·"' lnlotmoiiOn. a.-... ~-A ,._.lie lrorn <:1oe _.....,.tlnl~rsity Or-Schoolofllusinea •I M tiW 101111 be on c:oMf1111 f'i:o"• 1&. S1gn liP at 3 ...,_. C pr Mrs. mKk at 831·.3515 fo< an ~ lilliworlllto or~ .,.,.,... 10 came for an ~ . EhtuMm Heque-, itt.trl:st. and Uma Allalll, lndl.an dauk.et danC'er, Slitufday at 1 p.m. In lhe. HCOnd floor lounge. Red Jecket, Ellicott. "Starting o Busllloss Qslo!g v..,w. Copltol" e ' - t.'y Donald A. ~ Wodne.sdoy et 2 p.m. In the Kraus Jewb.h Student Onion met:LI 1odly 11 1 p.m. ln 244 o.-e s..~en-The Deodll~ 1.,. ~ 0oc- GL..SAT Thunday a1 8 p.m. Free adrnla51on. ~9•. Sq..~• • ,_,.llir>ll on cempus and DOI>or hints to help ,..,.. lind e Corno41on Tommy Ooonlg from N6tlonol l.ompoon and the Comedy Work&hop in lhe FlU more Room. SQuire. ot hond books end sty'e manu.ls at lhe le.arni11g Center Lfbrary!Lob In 366 Baldy. All oro ••ellebl• o( dr=lotJon. Wo are Open .,..kdays lrom 8:J0.5 p.m. and f>londoy. W•dnaday and Thursday ......,1"8' !rom 6-9 p.m. ~y _ , _ 1ft lnvllod to meet Mel become ocquolnto4 ond lnlonn..t- conams ol tho -.Icing - . ! { y o u bavoony quelllono. odl-.2783todoy or tomorrow. Coli 831·3654 Wl<lnudey morning. toll!\doutobout-loes,ln--~la Preporlng fD< Poyd!oloeY er.dlato Sdlool" g;,.,. by Rob Momskl Wodnosday ot 7 p.m. In 330 Sq,.n. "The 01'1 Without lsrod: WUI It Happen" dlocuuion Frktey al 8 p.m. tn 232 Squite. And out wNtyou C"an do. " Nur E11te.m horfes • nd Trade With Oreece:: Qlven by Ptot, Irene Winter Wednesday ol8:30 p .. olt,he Albright· 1(...,. Art Art Oollery. llfaell Folkdlndng tomorrow (rQm &ll p.m. In Lhr flllmD« Room. Squl"' Wut Volley Bendlt Coocvt with John Holl end Friends S..tul~y el Klcon110M Music Hell. Tlckeu .~ Squirt Tlc,k •• Ollk•..80t8t with Pat MetNny and otheu Nov. 19 at '7.30 •nd 10 p.m. In lhe Oranada Theater. Th• Black Moul'llAin II RCDIMD, • mtaatlne devoted to the 4rU, "'"' be eccepllng .ubml••lon• or PD"''Y· Jlton fJe1:lon, artwork and artle•es on the atb. Se.nd to Bloch Mountain II Re•lew, .Porkr Quad, Ellicott, Bullelo, rtY• EndoM a stU ac:kht;s.sed stamped envelope fot retw-n of ~OUf WCHk. Deadline is toda)'. "1'he tntunataan..l Womc.n's Movement.. atve:n by Or. Eh,..bol.h WUion Wr:dnaday ot 1 p.m In Jl6 MFAC, Ellicott. ..ConversaUons ln ttte Arts.. Ester Herriou lnttrviews. O.vld Ftenk, WednesdGy al !1:30 p m. on lntc.rntUonol Cable ehonnol 10. "O..crlpUon ~nd At1olysla ol Two-Dimenslonai Shope" glvtn by Prof. W.rbert Freeman FrldeY •• 3:30 p.m. •n room 41. 4Z26 Ridge~.. "Lol>ollng Crtinlnol•" glYOn by S<ephcn Pfohl ond -n.. Ellects ol tile Loeal Expo<knce" gfvftl by Prol. Kctth t16'Wt\£N both Thursday at 3 p.m. in 112 O'Brian. "Popeye. the. s.not Meets Slnbld the Sailor, tht Se'Yenth Voyage or Sinbad.. ond ..f"'lghtmar* Allty"' tonlghtot 7 p.m. In 170 MFAC, EIII<Dtt. "Hair" Frldoy In 170 1'\FAC, Ellicott; Soturday In 146 Olel•ndorf both ot 7 and 9:15 p.m. SUndey In the Squire Conference Theater at •· 6-.30 ~ &~~ p.m. "lftdlo Todo>/' an OYenlng ol culhke and politics wilb fNiitln fOOd. fift sitar mc.uJc, and ll¥e dellkal ct..ncu. Ponel dltr:u>xlon on "'nd'10's Ro.. 1n U,., Thlfd World. !'tow. I~ al 7 p-.m. lr1 the Red Jod<tt M<:ond floor lol;ngo. sports inlonnation Todoy: ~omen's Conrer..-- Bowling, 4:30p.m .. Squl,. ~ \.oMo; Men'• Conlerenoo BowUng. 7:30p.m., Squl•• Tomorrow: Volloyboll vs. Frtdonlo St4te Colloeo ond hl>e<o Colltg•. Clark Hell, 6 p.m. w.--y, Ia: liodtey el ColeotellniiiVslty. F~: Volleyball at riYS Cbampfon>ltlpo. ror Schussinolatua Ski Club: The dudUne Joining I~• Skl Club ,In O.C,p, Bus <4ptalns me~tlng 11ov. 19 01 ~ p.m. In 233 Squl!•. Pion to ottend OtJr "Yoes end Ski" Squire. demonatretloo Wtdnesdoy at 7 p.m. fn m Sl$• ups lor lhe 08 Tur1<oyTroUiart todoy In II)Ciotk -n.e L.cpcy o1 VleUt-: Health Elleas o1 Ae<nt Or.r1slo" ..ctureThursday at 12:30 p.m. In 0.26 Farber• _ . . . . . 0<1 S.p.wltl,..peaO.r SqYI... Sue Fayl• Soturdoy ln'333 08 Sid Rodne T..,. oreonlzAtlonol ,.Jtng •onlg111 •• 7!30 p.m. In 232 Squire."- !n<enolo4 lnSiolom.GS or C..... Country 11 ln..uo4. Coli E d - . ot 831 -:J263 fa< ,_. lr>lormatlon. ue t..c:roo.. Club ,...~ng . r., ';.,,_ _.., ,n ploylng W•dnud8y ot 4:30 p.m. In 1 M - Lounge. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/de2e7d48e95fa3e05b7fcea0776f0430.pdf bf5b7d4953bb1cc5f2b5c3570ad3ca62 PDF Text Text , friday Vo l. 31, No. 32/SUN Y • • Bu flalo/7 November 1980 dtttnb'IIWd tl . . 10 lhlo U'nt..,-.tlr COiflin.,tMtytkMtl OtW ~I* C*Mn NYPIRG and SA give it one last try b) &lh GoodchOd ~ &Iilli' Tht Ofl·IOln& nqohadons be•«n the NC'• York P'ubiK. lnla..C R<S<ar<h On>up (NYPIRC) and <he Student As>O<iotion (SA) vc currently "alled-.allhouah both >od<i :ur hopeful or cndfn& the five.-lhonth tona oontrO\ltrs} by the end or tht \ctnestct If kft in the atr, h 1~ concriviiibJe the problem could force tht Jo..:al t;hapltr 10 lt;.vc the CC'fllral orpntta~ion . In fact. N' PIR(; •ubmolted a coniJKt to SA yntadoy \\ltich it beli<>t<, Proje.'t Coordin>tor l~ Smhh optaincd, will .\Oivc: the tntitc dikmmlli. " It'~ a conu!K"achal ~c'll>ign," htad<led. " anctil<hould be ••-.:cpo•bk oo tnem ." AJso s.avc:n were nddh..lonal documC'nl ~ relatln& 10 tht' CUndlng ()toblcm tbaathr two 1otdo. h3\'C' batlh.-d o~r ltncc tht Spr1ns - c r. A> or rro> lim<. SA had to J<'l ll> copy of Ill< >•• contr:K'I . The m urc co'!!.!P~C'R)' hu bc'cn 11mmC"una s-m« W I .tm.:stct "'h~•AfC' v.~"' Pres•""'" fOt- Stude-nt Aff4in. An1hony L.orrnlt:lll &tOpped paymcn1 or NYPIRG's Sprtng :aliOtiltioo. char,lnv Huu it had yrl 10 provide o prorC"r brcaldo'ifn of 11 \ nnanC"«---o_, I uodl. a.lf()rrnttd from m11ndouury fCC~~ SA .bt\..~t lfi\Oh N an the m~ttcf as rt 1} tb rc:poniibrht)' to nqOCWt 3 COfUfK I Wllh Ike- lobbyin• Ofpn1UlJOn . Thc::sc have proved fr unlf'SJ. lllekmna bad and forth and "''i•n• ton!ldJ \11-ltJ\ both StdO <><h oth<r. NYPIRO charged Sl\ whh Mine too pro;;Jm.JniSCraliOf'l and wlrh lr)'thJ to control the &roup'l x1iv11~. SA ofrK•ah respOnded. ~\.p(amm& ttl.at they &rc not all<mpun, tu oorece NYPIRO, but rather tryin&to ~«p It within .<ome limil• or r.oanclol accoumabilily. NYPIRC Chairperson Jerr Owen r<portcd Ihot the eurrcnt round of neaorlalion1 wnc "illllcd" and chat tht lWO ~dh woold m«t Thunda_y to rt·h>•h I he rundiol! >itUlllon. Both O..cn and Sl\ Trusur<r Alan Nathan ••~<I Wednc:sdoy that 4Ju('ldioM •r~ proa.rnYD:J wt'll bav.cm lbcu sida Jtnd bl:uncd the cl<~y on ou"ICk &fOUJ!S. Nathan ~ted that NYPIRC'• he>d omcr-louted in Ne:w York City on tkrtm.an Strtcl - hai b«n \lcl&.)lina the"'"'"""· " We've both ~n wallinA 10 hear rr~m NYPIRQ in New York." the trC~UUrrr oplalood. "Wc(SA ond NYPIRC t.:h.apte-r htrt) 'WIIU Jht ~e thl'll·" He added Ihill C''~Cf)'Onc •• wailm.a for documftns-duc ftom &elm:u1 SatC'd-to <ornr>l<lt !he •onlrocl. N•<b•n ..td chat ht :and NYPIRC ~ o uld both like tO ...e~ ""'ieblt -.orklnc orpni.talion &eared CO\ill:uW We\trrn N~ Y~rk ba_~d on a .fY~tm or \ub-c'OntraCIIn~ In lu~u uf 4:CIIIftl up chopt~r · b)' -chapt(r breal:do"'"'· ' ' tor rundina. aw... 0\illt11 , howntr, dtd noc. blamt lhf New VorL htadQY&rteu tb< troubln. lookiOJ in>celd to lorrnmu. "We .,ill lbey '40Uidft' t C'\m ha"~ tO &rl I t.:On UiiC1. •• 1.no-. \l!ohtrr he-'~ comm& frQrrt, " the bnrdal 0\0otn satd lh•ff was bult dncvuoon of tlw in NY PI RG's Ch:sirptrson n cll1mcd. " and lhrrt'\ slill so~obltms in Squirc...Hall ofrtoc·r. "'-'~ wouldn't brnk a-~ Nt"*' dcti.din.a wh:u SA wims and whll ¥-'C' wcam .'' But, Itt sth:J th11 YOfL Dod "'"¥.ohalc .w:pou-a1dy." Ill:- -.,.,d. ··we a.rt 1"4.1-ptrul -.e hi& organinulon and SA -are "no lon&tr advtrSarle$" ant.! At e r:sn reach an IJrccmt:nt hy Otct•m~r ." He comme:nttd that 'lio.h fiahllnJIO Itt the mandatory fet paned. •qf v.c don•t the B«kman Str«t ofr"'c is tntc:l~ttd in punuinaa wntra.c' ., set lhol oppro•ed. oll lhis JOCS pretly m""h for naUJho," similar 10' l..u tear's. o...., >dded. Wathen ••-ed tl\at if the UB t hapt<r dod dcc\d< to break Nt.,.. Yor~ C11y orf"IC'C iJ>Q~d.f)<uon Thomu Wathlll " II """ldn't be ailed" YPIRO. " H< >deled thai. ofti rdot'rvc-d commmt. pcrftfring to '-ail urud tht '"M-4 Nath>n \UJ&t>JJ, NYPIRC btcomesWNYPIRC. the «notal developmrnu.. -what he c allrd Smlth'i ncwci.t ofrtcc m11ht tQLc: the lotal C,Jplrt lO COUN to prC\tf1f lUoC' of '-001.ract-dt~clop. Hf malntaintd I hat he wa.s unaw11e: of 111 namr. "Out all of 1h;u would br up 10 our Board of any difncuhltl btLW«I1 cbt two NYPIRG offict:S, a1 N;uhop Dir«aor~." Wathen ~d. notlnglh4t hC" doan•t npca an)' had Implied. breakJ. 10 oecu,r. l'lothu slJUCiled !hal. t.bc UB el\apte. o( NYPI RO mijlht Ow<n otl<o ~ed that ~ ~ -~ - • brcalt a..-.y f'roon l'locw Yorlt ond f - ;., _,. S10ilO--rulr... frooil s..b t-\o ......... "~ oC'fice orpniu&iotl. "They lhc1l could 1lt,e enlln $2l,OOO onrl s..ilb hM r.ac.\111 bh - , ella--~­ aUonJkln.. ·~ lbt- UC"a.WWtJ added, non ou.r campus. alofte and c;Jobou o( contentioo earlie-r in the )'dlr . (or Joo·r 11Ft •'*•¥. a., Vietnam vets still suffer effects of Agent Orange Vetcra.ns Aanunlur-auon (VA) 1-tospit.tl. by Cindy MadiRan s,,...'trum Sui./J H'nur "The .amoum •prayfd in Vittoam '*b so mas-sive " I w... pinure or hullh "'hen J cnli>led In the 111t1y. I stood 6'1 " oJ 220 palln<b, and boasced a 2!1" u lu." recalled Ed,.10 H:.mf)ton, Ytanam vc:tcro.n. He remembered 1 timt when ht could wor~ all day, play bo'ketbaU for a couplt hours In the ~venin&. aDd lhM t O OUI fOt a ftw bc<n will! hil fricods, and llcll h••• ....,r&)'to~ But all th11 has <hlollaed; oodl!J ht mes •<f1 UJob'- " I <lll't play ball anymore." nOtts Hampcon. ''They'd bave Ia carry me orr the court aner minutes~:· Hamplon il piiJued wilh an llTIY or •ympcoms that have btcn displayed by an lnaeasinJ nwnbtr or Vietnam vamtn•. Thc:se O)'lllpiOJM 1ft bdi<ved 10 be lllribated to ~ lo ....cot Oruac. 1 c~<rolwu u>tdeu.,..ivtlyd~Jrlost.bc V"oetnam nnee:n tl'tll \11,-tually everyone was t.<poo<d." Aftho<olh Aacnt Or.,.c bas beep rowred tAtatsilf'ny b)" the f'l'l.edta in lhe 5Nil IWO )"H.!S, if ll Will I tnY'ICfY 10 S011'U~ ~ Thc chemocal ""' U>ed durin& the Vietnam War to dtslrOy Vi<t Cong food LTOP' and IO uncovC"r enemy hiding. ptac:n. Tbt on~ e>.o<ic Vl<mam<i< junat<> 1\avc become "the land of th< dead," le<ordifiiiO the DIIJVC> • It COt'Uains dioAan, an c:xuemdy code contaminarn ('Trated m the ptO«SS manufacturina lht defoliant. Diollin h.. ~o c:alled "the mas~ to~rc mao-nud< subscance known by Barry Commomcr. an ouupO\<n odtnce tritit: and the director or tile Ceotcr for the lllotoiY of Nanni Systems II Wa>hin&tlKI Uniwniay. or ~ s.v....r thowond or the vet...... bcticve In oddilion to <he aeneral feeling or rauaue that they have been poi>oned by Apt 1h11 tormcnu him, liampton suffm from Orilla• and are soeltina help from VA awellinaofhi'l hands and rm. del~.,ru.. fadlltleo tbJ~ut the country . Dou& and sterility. He rtr~t no6otd tinalina Marsb; A4mlolatadv< Asoistant to Alvaru. scnsa.tions in btl exuanities in 1969. tbrtc cold Tilt Sp«:crw"' that 465 or lilt 7,7 mm moo<ha befort he returned from Vinnam. tct......a ror ........ ~have luod t.bc .... .. All my lire I'd and healthy. and c1ooc between Juno 20 ond Oaobc:r 2J or this 11 33 I should be In my prime ," 1111o rnr- Manit IIOled • tfiain<t eomtation ~ween lht number or vcttnnf C<lOtlc:ting 'Hamptoa di.si>Ondently. H.,.f)lon indic:lted that the fc;u h• h .. Ill<"vAin ronnoctlon witll,t\&<nt Ortu1ae and lbc medii•• oo\'Craae o( screeoit~~ ror dioxin JII)W is 001 (() muth for himstlf. bW for 1\lJ <illtt )'COt-oltl da.UJhtc:r. "Tirrllli b •<rr eoouamioatiQn in the Love C..W tun. He heallby now." he uld. "but I doo'l know explaiaa1 cl.at ......., V<lcraat hear of COIWtZDinatioa ICt«<liQI, !hey IU!k Jbdt own ~wtun'siD lbt fU1:urc (Of' htf," war. been""'"' IM<ffiot ExpoAOft . unusual symptoms c..auJina \hem to investJpte, A!VIJCZ >deled tbll "IM IJ Qf>C only one or or !be b)lsltso VA's1n l<mi.s or A8<11t Oranae Edwin HIUJlp<oo h approldmately 2.4 ni!Ulon AmC'riean m<n oxpQied 10 A8<nt Ora.,.., while in Vietn:om. AtaltdJna lo lsnd ~ Associ&« Chief o( Starr for Ambulat ocy Care and Enmonmental Health OUicr. at the lr!~tem's suit- P.J I Kt<CIIiQI." The sa'cenilll ludf rot~slstror 111 intct>se physical U~tninltloo that will detea ~ 95 pcrUDJ or all ~ a>ed1c:al probl<ms. bill orren Illite rdid 10 !bose ......, fQr caplanahom bo:aUSC" 1,hey are quitc awan lhlt that probltml exist . Whalch.e vttft'&IU ar< lookin.a for is a eonn«tlon bctWftll theor sympto<m and Al"''t OranJt': But. as or~. th.,.. Is non<. Th• only dlsoaoe dirce1ty aurlbutablc to dlo•in Is cblonw::De. a ......, and proiOflltd sl.io candkioo. The v«<raM e~im 10 be sllffcriaa- from 1 variety or SYtrtptomt lndlldina nWDbocss and tinaiiQI in wrcmities, OV<Tallwalmcu, sitin ra.h<l. and liver dysfUnction>. Alv.rcz b .. also cited live or si• cases of a rare conditton in lhc put tc:n years whtrt hucc hivo tn.lpc on «tt&in presrurt poinll or the body. "h is • ,..,..oeativc finditt&." he adm1t1. ANara has abo lCUI more thu lwmty Cli>C> of un....wty low spmn eoun1 amone the men sc:rccned. US o r R<fl ..,.. Tbrre s.tcm5 co bt 1 ,cncral corucmlll amOA& the ~ICf"&Dt that the aovanmau tl rduc:tAnl to admit an A,tcDI ar- pn>bfmJ beeauae or ttlr llll&erina fiauciat reopao!.ibitily <hey would Mvt to ........,. in Ihe rorm or dlsabCiity bene(~· to lbe vinhm. II will be ll 1<>.11 two or three yca.a be for• on lOin& health ..udies Ire cooclllded and the fi"'linPI"' rdcued. Vctt<IO' f<dthalthil is lot> ion& IO walt, TbO.c have been S40 bllllon won11 or law suits inio.-led JOPh><t th< producen lbc chemical. or The cloc:tors ron<~ tlutt lbcit lw!ds .,. tied. Then ii no apecirtc u~sc tbat e&n prove A&mt Orange poosonina lnd. il is believed thar it IJIJI.Y tal<< u many u tto yun beforr My COMtt'lion un bC' made. For chc most >&ddcning case>. 11\ose of cit• and trinh dcfca· vkdms, k 11\lQ' be ...., lona<t. Many ._.., VdU'IIDS on: C<l<lvinctd tho tbcy art &<llifta lbo rliAMOO&ll. H-pt.OO mamtained thlll ..,hey·n: bcnina tba.t ..-e 4.-an't outli~ tht lawsuit." l.lo<tor's rtsfJtd However, a 6ccp .-..pea CJtilu ....,...., thr cloc:t<m and t.bc muus oo • .-.: pcnonal 1..-d. tbmpt.OO ~ IIIII "Af<a~a "Ould tum tht world around for 111 tr h< <ould." And Alvaru Sllled IIIII "They ore vccy honol Cllld stralab<fotWttd- 1 have dcvdQptd much ruptct 'for lhnQ. For now. th.,.. If< services availabl< thaJ fuoctioo as a sourtt of information a1 • ·eU au • mcan.s of conununcatioa by wlticb wus. can conlll<t othen ..., .similar problenu. In odditiotl, tbcreatr U.formal- pabcnnJ for the,..,_ of~ tbdr probkou. New York Slate Qo~r Huah L. Carey has cslabllshrd 1 Temporary Stale Ccxtlmi>sioo on Dioxin ~re wtoinl ,.111 candi>Cl Olllnadl p..,.,...,., iuuc health •IIdia. and p t . - l.<c)>latioo 10 lid OXposlft v;ru,.. Posting riwords-...,.41 Ritf!t on fllf{et- P. 91 'SUN' of Bonzo- Pp. / 1-221 Hoops hof>es- P.27 �cutting leaves deep incision; ealth' Services under pap~r knife· by J~Coleman Sptctrum Stqff Writtr occurred tfecause thrtt: c:Jerieal Workers ""'ere laid orr due to the budget slicing. The ever tightening State Universily of New York (SUNY) budg~ alloc.uion has fot«d the University . Heahh Service-which provides:· medical scrvk:e to UB atudents-ro cue back pan of its operation. According to Health S.rviu Director Luther Musselman. who will be leaving UB io December for a posillon at Millard Fillmore Hospital, both doctors and saff membtrs have had their efrtciency hampered by the budget cuts. For the staff, the largest problem arises from the need for tho secretaries to se:rve as recepttoni~ts. Which is ertalms a lara• bf<:klog of correspondence to hospitals and other medical re~atcd profFSSions outside the University. This or _ Musselman was very tmphatic: that this paperwork buildup has not ·~ the handling or Slud<nl's C,'::_~~ records in an adver~ manner. He said, "All recQrds are filed immedia~tly and they ar< all up to date.,. Lone Days · This scmestcr1hcrc art thref' rull~ time physicians ilnd five part·lime doctors Who treat 200-2SO patientS daily. Musselman asserted thatth< high ra!io 'Of students-t<Hloctors i.\ causing the doctors 10 put in "sliJluly longer and very active workdays," Though no doctors have bem laid o(f, tWO poytiooS that ~·ere opened due ref retiremeru and medicaJ leave of abscnct have not yet been lilled. '"t ne retatrvety low salary of the position .doesn't help the- University in auracting large numbers of doctors to any vac:atlc:it"S h~." MU$$tlmanaddcd. He: noted that the worst aspect of lhe budget cuts is the effect on the students at rhe Amherst Campus. The only medical facility to those $Ludents is a small outpatient ctink in the Porter Quad of the Ellicott Complex, which has limited hours. This often forces an uncomfortable uip to Mjc:hael HaJJ oD th~ Ma_in · Street CampU$ for treatment, and · there haVe been times when Public Safety has had to traospon students to M~in Street when bUSt$ wer\ t runnma. r New bulldillc • Mu.m lman maintained that ''the move-ment of the undergraduate: . population to the Amberst Campus -.. may cause the adminiKration to. put some priority on the construction or the Health Services building th. ." Musselman's as.sistant Marie Kuntz, who will assume temporary dir«;torship of Health· Services, whe he le-aves, doe$ not believe She will have a permanen1appointment . "l thirt~ )>Osition will be• filled by someone pr~tly outside the: Uniw:rsily," ~he said, adding that 1hc- budget cuts cannot get an}' worse, she e:xplaintd. "Some of the linen we haVe is ""1)ractically threadbare and won'l last much longer." Kunts added she is also looking· fonoard to the day when the Health S.rvices-D<partmtnt w\11 have a 1\uitding at the Amhmt Campus. "Michael HaJI..wasldes~ u lt dormitory and the small spaus here really aren't se-t up (Or' medical use,'' she maintained. '"At lea-st 11 _Amherst no one wiU have 10 wa.lk through a boiler room to set to the doctor's offtces; · r . -; ' TillE THE BEER TliATOUTSElLS ·ALL.:rHE OTHERS INCANADA=· LABAlTS.Coodn~l ubatts, Canadas No. 1 selli ~gbeel; is now imported to·the U.S. So, now it's easier to try our ubitts.:....and unlktStariCI the secret · of its popularity. ~· We think you11 discover a taSte tha!S c;risp, clean and naturaltruly. ,the .~r.thattastes as good as the oounmyritCGmeS from. THINK OF CANADA THINKOF LABAlTS \ 1 The Spectrum Every l4ond&y wednesday and ' P'rtd&y I' �~~fufl9~ . f~r sw~~~~ .. t ' ..... ~ SASU optimistic on dorm hike lawsuit after court session by flea• c.a.- Edltor-ln·ChW/ Though still undecided, a lawsuit nted by SASU aaainst SUNY Chancellor Clifton R. Wharton and the Board or Trust~cr the dorm rate increase, at this poinr'1i>oks Uke a victory for the studentS. After araumcnts were presented fn State Suprome Court by each side almost cwo ago, Albany sources claim that the Student Association of the Stato University (SASU) has an elt<ellent chance or winnioa. The suit, filed early In this somester, aUeaes that the State's Open Meoting Law was violated when the Board, headed· by Wharton, decided in closed session ro Impose the dorm hike. Accoraina co SASU President Jim Stern, himself a member or the Board of Trustees, "Executive Session," which doses a meeting to the public, can only be callod for spccif~ reasons-primarily to discuss personnel matters and lawsuits. The lriiSiecs, however, repartedly made "the real decision" on the hike during closed sessions on April 22 and May~. " That is plainly i~' Stern said. State auidelines allow a SUNY student to sit on the board. That representative is the SASU President(who also leads the Student Assembly). Former SASU President Sharon Ward was a board member last year at the time or the conlroversial sessions and b~ submitted 3 signed arradavir reinforcing Stern's claim. " I am not contesting the Board's ri&l>t," Stern told Tltt Sp«Jrum, "but the debat~ rent increase was carried out in Executive Session and prohibited anyone on the ouwde from offering a dirrcrmt opinion." · The yearly dorm rental fees were raised SISO per student in Jato May by the trustees, a de<:ision which caught student leailers by surprise. At the time, the trustees' decision was denounced by a number of UB administrators as not aiving stu4cnts an ample oppOrtunity to make other plans, such as Uving orr-campus, and for occurrina at a time when students were not ci'lal a choro:e tO respond. • An Albany judge on October 6 ru.led lbat the "'ocu suit has cau1e and agreed to hear arguments about one week later, A ' decision is expected in late November. Student Assembly anorney Lewis Oliver said the mid-Oclobcr .session where argument~ were presented favored students. He told the Albany Studl!flt Puss that the Chancellor "uied the ckvisc of closed session to keep the decision· m•kina process secret" and thereby "prevented studC'n_t input."' ' The anorney also maintained that Ward could not have warned Students about the rate hllce until aftcr they were initially discussed at the April 22 meeting beausc a "provision in the cxe<:ullve law binds the student trustee to silence." The Albany SllldMt P~ reported that the administration's counsel Jane Snyder rebuned that "whatever was discussed at the dosed m'eetinp was discussed at the open on~·· Snyder repone,dly filed an aHadavit siped by the Cbancellor which claimed that the rate hikes were only one pcmible alternative discussed durin& tbe closed scuioo. Oliver coolirmed that Ward's uatement was in agreement with that, but added that in each proposal, the dorm increase wu.mentioned . Stern »id after the court appearance that Snycfcr could not respond well to the judge's extensive qUCS~ioning: " It looked very good for us.'' tic said, addina that an out-of-court sculemeot with the board can be neaotiated. Albany sources Wednesday said that it is unlikely that SUN'( Ceniral ' wiU neaotiatu ut added that the Auomey General actina on DPII'al£ of the State may. ln a list of demand$. submined to Wharton early list month, SASU calkd_ ror one month's public notice before the trustees plan to act on aay fee propaul, a housing contract with • lease binding both students and administrators with options for baraainlng rights, and the inclusion of stu~cnt.S on a aovernance board to review dorm pallcles and personneL AdditionaUy, a.:cordlna to Oliver, SASU is a.GWWHER?:. ............................................. .~ . . . _ , sedtini, to nullify the tnuteos' dcdsion, and If _. wln . - c.M . . . . . .t SUWf C:... .. ott.,_..,......_IASU ......... ....., ... 'lbM is..tUcvecl, moaey tbauw<lents-t.v alread SUWY-..ett.....,........,.a aa.by~h c.U e t e do!MddoOf£..ecvt...,. paid "''~,be r;r~ckd-, .. - ~~--~~~--~--~~~~~ The Buffalonian IT'S N.D T TDD LATE!- - J DUE O.•n Jotvt P"'Ooyo ••wco"- 901 to 0. ~.,ed 10 l~h somJ m A:&.•• Gen Ed debate drags on; special meeting planned ... to get your senior picture in ttie yearbook I Educatk:n, ...nsisti'!l of •pedlllud "Kno"ledl< Area'' -.d b<oad c ro_Js·cuho rat 7 .. Theme•· rc·quiremcnts~ is dcsia.n~ 10 The luU before the storm. An avra or calmness tinaed with "rcdoce the isolation made from departmental nm'9us anticipation draped the artificial Talbert Dinina Room, as the boundaries." Not ins t hat Faculty Senate mtt for the rtna.l oj>posltlon hos been on the upswin& time before rccoovcnlna later thU aaa!Dit the beleq;uered educational month to discu.~> the futur~ ot the rdormat.ion. and that an aJtcrnuin troubled Om«al Education (OE) p~n is hnmlncnr, the ~ said 3~6 Squire Hall Nov.7th - Nov. 12th that any chanaes ma<1e to modify prosnm. Prdocin1 the fA!h<rinl was lb< platt must be aocomplisl>ed Senate Chair Norman Solkoff, who ....Uhout comprOUiisin& quality." Sam - 12 noon & 1 - 5 pm Since the Sen~s Sundin1 cxp1aiDed that his IJOUP hos been "lfiPPI!na wftb tilt ditrlCUlties" of Commhtcc on Ocnc:nl Edocation Friday & Monday thru W~nesday the proaram. but lila its goal of Jw IUk.ed rbe JOVcmina bodY to oHerJn1 - UB ~tll,deors ap ddlly -o~ .ol Dlvisloo o~ For more information call 831-2388 "edt~Ct~tSonally 50ond" c:utricuJum Underaraduatc Edu<:ation (DUE) still remain~. Dean John Pcradotto's proaram •••••iiillil••••••&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•••••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiilii. -Q~III h•~ 01\ 0.,. 26Solkoff stressed lhat O.nttal Dote: Time : Place: �.. 1•Unique self-defense program fl to give .disabled independence sUtprbc clef-, Iince an attacker "'would DOt txpeet wllat lbmeone that IQ,. COIIId duo dluble thorn." E Medical uc1 ledulolosicel' advanca Serra Iiiio DOI.CIII Chat ')'ou can adopt z btve opened worlds (or the J~¥t 8lloul IIJI1liUn( to Someone in a ~ disabled, but entry into lilaC oat£'" cbalr,'' rdcrrif)l to -disabled person uuc:casibk ~bave brouabt mi\ew spotJI&hted on \'60 Minutes," The .:: Problems. A coUitlon of people on penon had a Black Belt in karate, even campus ' is addraaina some. of these dloulh 'be was conrtnecl to ~ ehair. A probiend. , similar pr01f811! C¥i$u at Kent State The UB ~ .of.the disa,b)cd, Uni~ity, altllouah UB's Is the ' first in the Jnilepcodents, &loa& with ~two, UB Western New•Y.ork. fliCIIIty .IDembers bave started to plm a "'Jllll'is a point or departure, as far as covne in 'id!-deferise for tliornselves. worklna with the 'disabled," Mlehaels "They are more mobile now, and commented. "We·~· tryi·ng to put goin• into different places," UB Publi~ together a syJtem or activities." The 1 Safety officer Da\'id CIICTnoga s'aid. lridepeoddlli"are aJS6 advertbing the ' "That means they are now more likely self-defense COIII$e as "an exccllent to 5uffu usauh and .robbery." To bod:(b!lildin&rompt!.itivespon ." · combat this, Chemega and UB wrts~ljllg, , .,\Ill{~;,~, ~mellting, welre. -oot1 ooac:h Ed Micha<!IS are working with the sure," Cbernoga ' 'Tbis is a new Independents. area, with not •lot o~research done. We "Al!atk is always a possibility," have nothing to compare it to." Part of Independent advlror Tony Serra the problem for the teaching staff has report~at's wby we should teach been the lack or books wrlnen about the everyone. They teach the rest or the subject. students-we should benefit too." For Michaels, the planned course is, The Independents are organizing a · m~ing November 12, at 6:30 p.m. in "unique-designing a syst'em of self· 121 Squir<> Hall to discuss self-defense. defense around individualized. things." 1 Chernega and _will puttogethcr a syste':" for ~eah~g wtth ea~h person, lndepelldems. Chern a added that "we depending on mdovodual requorCTne~ tg " We'll mainly be gelling their feelings avedt~ ~me more aware of what they on what their needs are," Michaels can o. . . explained. Cherooga added that "Whai The lndepen,dents wtll .use tJ:teor own we teach thorn will depend on what type needs and reqwrernents as a basos for the of handicap each one has." program, Bl!d al~ hope to apply lessons Both instructors emphasized they wiU learned nauonwode to loc";' pr~blems. mainly be concentrating on ideas about Serra noted that wh~ he lived 10 New self-defense such as how 10 avoid York • City, a somtlar system was cenain ar<a~ and situations- precaution designed-one l~arned through trial aDd applicable to anyone. But, some error by the dosabled, rather tban a defensive 1ric'ks can be adapted 10 tauaht coune. "ThCTe are lots of certain needs. i programs ,.ill strvices..tbat can bene tit u.S," he sajd. ..Self defense is one of f them." ' Surprlst J A blind person, Chm>oga pointed After the preliminary ground Y(,Ork, out, hos some defensive measures at his the Independents, Michaels and disposal. I fan attacker h~ his hands on Chernega hope to rstablish a ·long range the blind victim, the mugger must be training program. "lbCTe arc a lot of within a foot or two and is vulnCTable to ~ things that we tak.e for., g.r anted," JUST How SAFE.b - AI mrOfe dlub4td ~r.on• ,,. attack. Serra revealed that a wheelchair· . Cherntga fel&ted. "We want lo diretJ able to go Into once fn.KetUib4.t piKu, ttMty bound pe.r son ·has the advantagr of a our efforts toward their problems." bKOI'M MOfe ptont to bec:omt tht "~lima- ot lo' 0.. llelder i C.,.,...- ~ f m.-. Ml~haels ~~:i ~!,~~~!ba~~os~~:hef;~~ut {~; Better·than Scou~potches; ~Ill merit cosh reword teachers? by Cbrlstlne Roaers Spft'tNJm Sltl// Writtr • A recent proposal I? adequatly rtWI(d teacher <ffectiveness with "Merit Money" wu shot down by UB's Faculty Senate Exe.:utive Commlnee. but is beina worked on for ruubntluion at a date not yet • disclosed. - The proposal, 1"hich would· reward .. aood'' teacliln.a wa.s - t e d to UB's F~y Senate EJtecutive Committee In Oc:tober by As.soclate El)alilll •Profeuot" Vlttor'Ooyoo. Tile $100,000 •fund, whicb would be li\Cil a four yoear po:rlo<i, would be equally dividql ill\o four · ca&qorics: 25 percent reseudt. 25 pe.rcea1 services. 2S pttetn\ Uaivcr>ity st:rvicos ucl 25 peretn~ t-rona. _ ThePf<llll*},however,~ll)'the~JS..c ............ eo.alUee liOeause ...,...at of the -ben llelleved !bat lr did 1101 ... oilier -ol'rewanlllta.II&CIJtn. OtnaiD _ ...... c:aaclolled lila• 41-. aiipt. pouillly _...t their "CIOIIia." Olhen blllewed the_,. IIIOftly be aliod to .....~ •P ror ...,. pnM!ucthlll) to be tile •011 iaequldel. The- IIOC1P the .,.,.__ ~ -w JJ110P00A1 1oec1t 10 borao ror reworloi~~t· Social 6cieecn .... to the iaea ot rewarding teach<n for OUU:I.andin& abilitio because they bdlrve it would impossible to document good teachlt)g. =fw Neil ........, ....... •-:~:;s~..__.:t::: lllc...........,.. i~- ,,_.~ ,__,~ • Elll:adoe a.n.lPee QllnaiD JllarMff =- sawr ....,. ..., ~lila -.:ll....,.bas. . "!\~.=,.~ OIICdlalcc. "It Is a •ddJculous ll1flcm. wlleftby tliere a are .......t>en or the fKUIIJ lll .this Unlwcnjjy wbo arc DOl rCcoJnli,cd (or their ouuluclina .-lilna abilities," _.,.elY ,..-, llill)oyaq. ' Committee ~anbees, ho-. ~ opposed ' .F.Cu1li ..S:,Ile l.ale&PIIf0\'111 Ooyno disqreed, satin& that "in order to receive the awwd, cenain criteria would have 10 bemet by the teacbeu 11s dellanated by depanment beads.'' Ooyno added, "Outstandlna t..china ability would include advising and counstliat studen~s, hclpina students find •jobs 0110 o!Mr .ruch student ..oriented activilics.'' Student AssoJ;iatlon (SA) Director of Academic Affairs Lauren Shtpiro i.s also an advocalcor Merit Money. She believes the mone,y Will mbli~~ bener teaching and "'JutS that "Pres<ntly teaching is not rewarded and Is In important aspect that shc"ddn't be overlooked ia lhe award systan:'" "Most - professon think this MOrit t,loney is a fine and reasonable ,thing to do," added Ooyno, Mumoy disqreed with Doyrio's usenloft. "MOil tatehers fed.JJ!eril liiOOfY' - " ' reduce the capacity -to r<watil r cseorch errectlvdy.t' ht .said. But whether Merit · Moi>CY will indCed become' realitY Is •ill up to the FKulty Senate Executive Coauaiuee ,, Both ShaPiro and Ooyoo uc...,cimiaic ..bovl bovina ,their ~ pas30d, u.ou,b they rUJiu it wUI be a flirly loa& pro<aS in...:Urin& a vjciory. �Reaction Med schools, Regents battle over foreign accreditation by Du Bowman sdlools arCNnd lht WO<Id. FortJ _blankd mdo<sancm or aU rore11n Amcric:an studeius medical ""-'s." The Rqcnts plan • re from New York Stat<, to attrcd'u th< forcip> lruututioll< EdittV'S nott: This IS th• S«<nd of li<XOTdinJ to Msociatt Dean or the includes dimt1llstln, queulonnaira o t-v-part sv/u on Q rtetnt UB M<dical School Leonard !Wz. to intereu<d <chools, combined Rt~tnls ~ion to IICCIWJit .,~..nu,~ Board or R..ents IJ reodlna with on·>il< •isits. JonrJn mtdtral progroms. from the pres~urn of 1hc larae Oc.nric-h exprust d his own number~ Jtudtnl5 from ~ew York rtiC'r'\laticins about llte cvatua1lon Controvcr.sy continues to gain whose parents w:~nt them to return problem by -abstainin& fro·m lhe momentum ovn an nn.nounccmmt to thi.s ~ count(Y co pradfce," Board's oiisinal poHc:y vOte. The last week that the New York Stll< r<mark<d Katt. protection of the public and a Board or Rqenu hu adop<<d a thoroush scr utiny of for<ian policy to occ'r<dit quallrt<d rord&n O.UI* sdlools.,. a priority, be said. medleat school$;. Kau and Rqrnll P,antellor " In the Ions run, t r.tlnlns "I'M Board or Rqents and State WiUord A. Genrich r<lterll<d the Ameri<lln st udents In for tiln M<dkal S<hools art loc:k<d in • basic disoarttmtou between the m<dieal schools would be harrnrvl bottle O¥<r tht vir1uo of ollowins RtJ<nts and th<'Stllc'• ll m<dkal because th<y ;ue almost completely for<ip<ducat<d m<dleal ltuda>IS >chools. - • • • •-• _..,. 111· tliaical faedides. havo to rccdve their dJOicaltralnin& in Ocoridt, who t1t11 a few or 110 lltnri<s IUid do QOI have lhe Uo1t<d States: the accmlitation m«1i<a1 tchool <ducation it any aood iotdlecouat at010JPh<res roo pnx-.dure 10 be u!<d: the rial\1 of Rudent"s - '"mhamt r\&ht.", told <tudyina," IYtz ~ "They studenls 10 ochle•e tbdr <&tftr 711110~M{bll1'1cw"Yort Slotr'" "-"DO'I-e near the amount of aspir&Llons; and the effect of 1m 'lis send.in:g, at lhr C'up&Y'tf'S people, rciOUtftS and rxilitia IS in 1nOu>. of forcisn phy•lclans whUe <.<pen«. hi&hiY quoliO<d students tht Unit«! States." an OYtrabundanct Of domcuic 10 OUt-Df<Rit< &ad ford10 m«flaJ doct_O_ruhu been predi<ted. schools becaiiJO we don't have O.llity 1'li< Bo•rd of Re&enu ha. <noll&h facilities here." The Boord K•u also dikount<d the quolity in~Muctt'd thr Scate Dtpartmettl or Will vole in November on whether ofstuda 11i'ln sdlooiJ abroad. Sine< Education (SilO) 10 compile the 10 have hearinas on tht ~<tual enrollln& at thes< <choob r<quhe• ·• ncc:essafy rta ul •tlon s ror reaulalions. and Whether to 1md substantial amount or money 3.nd o<cr<dllllion. The Board will makt them to •students, ford&n and the SC'hOOlJ arc very conct:rned wiah ill linal decision on the new policy domestic medleat schools, and an~ the tuition UJ)ttl. Kau bdlev<> aftrr hearinll are h<ld on the other h<alth-tclol<d personnel for admissions arc based on a proposed rqulo.tions in February. reactions. "Jd<ctioa of wealth." The plan. " hiclt would take df..:t Ocoridt '1llld Kat< arc bo<h AGOther atea of-'Pnlcntion io Septembn, "0111<1 be the fi~oeroed ~bout the spccinc concnnJ the resuJu ?!lr a recm1 auempt by an Am~an q:cncy lo acc:rc'Cihation rcaWauons to be O<a<dJt a fot<tlft «hool apo~<d to £•ci&n m«<i<aa schools. Ao t:Ram&led IO.OOl A.mtnea.ns •·our major concern .. KatL Qdl >e&r ore edU<at<d by the mdlcat<d, ··,.that 1f the 11.andards 'auous 1000 forc1«n totdJtal arc DOl hi&b enouah. there wfll bt a C-Cd<IIJI . p<rcet~~ or tht -'CS do~ f s1ncc rordp dOC'on are ab1c to sec-urt JObJ here.*' Ocnrkh added.. • curtailment• on the number of forci&n·traincd doctors allowed bad Into the country to practice. a doubt we 'arc cntc:rint 1 period of overabuncbnce in this country. •• Ka~ cmphasiud. 'Th< plentiful supl)C~ or doctors ...,ul<l J<tl<rll< nrw health casu or U 50.000 ~ y..-.r. mostly in utablishin& pract lcct . Kat L t,stlmlttd . Individual medical .......... as wdl as pbyoiciom' 1nCOfDel wiU bqin •o dcdinc., the A>sodate O.anaplained, b111 these bencfill to th< pubBc will be off><~ by the riJtln total m~sts due 10 the lara• inOu• or ph)'$kians. "Aithou&h the slice> or 1ht1>ie are atttina smllller, the pie is gnrinc IAIJ<r." he add<d. Com)I<IO Chon<cllor Qrnrlch firmly belle-<> In the traditional supply and demand curve. Althouab bt dO<J not believe that is a donarrow o•croupply of s.udenl> tra1nin• in h'!!yitah, ~o :4"~h In addition, the RtJrnl b<Ucvcs ~ rhat srudcnUt should mt least be given the opportunity 10 compete in § thtir chosen profnsion and receive the net"CSAry rraanina. C\·en if lht J)redicdon trut. or Ill\ ovcr:abundm« is A previously unmcnrioocd consequmce of 1hc in nux will bt' a d«J~ in the numbn o r potieniS haodl<d by tacll doctor. This mi&)ll raW1 in doC'Ion bcil\l prasured lO pu(onn SIIII<TY II a hial>cr 1111<. aullon<d IUu. " PII)'Iiciaru will be IIKT<»IncJy Kknllfyina new needs. such as a<rillrb." Kau <aid, .....hik others Wlfl be <ntninl rtdds that we art leu a;urt or:• Tilt mlaratk>ll or doctors from the inner cit)' 10 ru"'t 'l.rf:U will not bt c.a scd ac,c ordina to Kil-l . 11 Tht:rc'.s no guara:ntte" that tht: >tUdtnt In a for<i&h ..:hool will ' rr:tum Co pra«i« in urban and &hello ..... b«>u~ they tend not ao co me" (rom the JOdiil baockgroundJ thai 1uc taodcr· T<Pre><tu<d and also 10 into ,..,.,.lll • practicratC'.- ACU -1 Table Tenn is Tournament Friday, Nov. 14th • Men's Singles Squill Recreation Centet- • Mei)'S Doubles 6:00 ·pm Sta rt ing Tt!ne • Women'S' Singles Sl.OO Entry Fee • Women's Doubles Winners advance to Regional Competition SIGN UP IN ROOM 20 SQUIRE HALL Try Wendy's AII -You.Ca n-Ea1 Garden Fresh SALAD BAR Crisp "nd lig_ht. Pri~;ed Just ~ predlcu that m«<i<aa ..,... will &0 2' ,r the supply or doctors ~ -; in<'te&~a . "App&rcn0y Amcric:an _ doctors art not fcdina the neal uudy by th< <hduote Medic:al Noa ion at Advtsory Commmcc wllkh pr<dk'ts an Ol'etabundance of 70,000 phy<ICiansln this a>untry by 1990. A<'cordioltD T'he /Vrw York nmrs, lh~epon caUod (or I 17 pcrccm enrollment nduc-uon at Amctican schoots and drastic "Whhoul .. i ; R1ghL $ Buffe t O nly 179 I[N;]j AVAILABLE AT ALL WENDY'S IN ERIE & NIAGARA COCJNTIES ~ T �( }editorial ! Vote yes ' Vote yes Ott-Campus Housing Community Action Corps Record Co-Op _," Squire Ticket Oltlce ~ ':. Black Student Union Jewish Student Union 1 .. New York Public Interest Research Group Group Legal Services Alternate News Collective The Curren t AAI Student He~lth nsurance Commuter ell PODEA Sex Ed Center Browsing Library Music Room Student Pharmacy UUAB Speakers Bureau Stud~ Association I To m• Edllor. There~ a tefe,endum 10 be held Nove~2 on r;,.; StuCent mandaiOf,. fees. It iS tm~trni· the Sludents to tea.tue hOw ~.hit refereoduM w1ll affect their tl'¥-e• while ac us. The main queauons •r• wnethef the StiJcMn1 activity ' " st10U1d be mandlotory or voluntary and wtwnner thel l anould lb e an lnctHSI In the tee. 8efote voting one lhOufd consldef the tervlces provtded by SA through student maNJatory tees and whatne• t00$8 Hrvre.tt vita• lo him Ot not. ! •r• One onould reaJIU tNit • YOtO I<>< rnoklno the lee ""\Hila ry ,_,.. obollslli"9 well ....IC. . u the UB rescue squod, tne Ant>._ lUI< FO<ce. UUAB n)OOtes and concert•. Spt•ker·s Bureeu ' & lectures. Since SA9U wu lorrMd In 1970, It hot been active In puraul"g sl~f\1 rights and malnlalnlng quality Flnanc:fal aid, •otlno tn YO<Jr col~ aommunJ1y, and OPP<>Si"iit_ultlon hikes and Po<m l~tlrlcrea- a re lull /1 ,.., examl)les ol the inues they have add<.....,. AI the etec<ted reptesentaliwu to tl111 State Stuctent AsaocJ.1Hon. Joe R1lkfn and I (Travit Ballard) have commUtec( ouraetves 10 loUowlng through ~se QOntvnt tnd leadlnotha - ·- . . . . r lnltrnllional SltldtJ(ti AssocitiiCJn ...,,.,. .... ~compflses a tOtce the administtallo n. facu.Jtr ana Slott olllclots unnot Ignore. • On No_,ber 10. llanct 12 we aoe Shtrlng this llghl. with you. Foo three dtyo the Mandatory 1'1~QI Activity Fee wUI be brought boloro rou tor your dtC,tiOfl.. As a student bOdy oil leer •lld a concerned.,. stuoent. I sttongty utgt You to vote In favor of maintaining the student lee. tn this eourN. we may conUnue our effOft t01 atucsent rights, our membetship in SASU • and l"- ~rite we t~ as students unlfad In the undetgrtdlllle Studeot f<Jaocltllon. · H you htwe any questions. ptO. IMI frH to contact me at 831~5. or Joe Rllkin. SASU OKecullwe To I he Edllor. oduc-allon fn tno unlvoralty .system. -L ""''since ~odoGnts. Support f ees S~G.E. fiQhl for stoOent rtghte on~hiS campus. commhteo-at ~2950. One ot the most 'mportant assets wa heve ls·Jn our nt.tmber-at this Unf'lttslty there a;e ~,.- 14.000 undOI!I'aduate lludents. A unilled eompalgn 1>1 lhos , s ·PE.tlf-I'C GEtiERALI:riES . .· . Sub-Board I, Inc. Special Interest Clubs Anti-Rape Van , Springiest Fall fest Summerfest Fotktest by Jonph Simon Tnere are certaln lh•ngt in life I find Inherently dtpr$$Sing: Monday mornings, rain and tho Amherst C1mpus. l ha¥en't titJureo out which one Is wofse, tx.tt ll I'm ever caught there on • rainy M oncJay inoming, I know I'm fn trovble. Concerts Movies Aide Board House Council Health Fair Campus Map Student Directory Rescue SQuad THE 'SpECTitUM Yol-31, Ho.az I don't !<now loo mudl about the psycnotogy that's i-1In deslgnlhQ t campus, Out oHhalld I dOfl't think tho potnt Is lo give It • gloomy ofmospnere-lhtt's usually the aomlnlalratlon'a lobFoo some rea&on I think you'd WOII\IIghl, active colors. oc,.tered bulldlnoa e central meeting place tor atudenta. Drab brown. a mU•Iong spina and tt1alalben Buflpen wouldnott>e lhellrstsugoettlonllhatcometo mind. And lhih9s are getllhQ _..._ Tht ldtN ot hilvinQ oculptures on the Cal!ll>uS ls'fontuttc. l>ul most ol 11\am-l"'t svrpritlngly fOf some reeton-are drab b10111n. A lieldtlouu It llnally baing built, but of.course 11'1 at ooe alld 01 the splno~ Why WO<Jid they want to mob II oeond>lt to oludentstlwlno on 11M Cetnpus?) WMn get arO<Jnd to constrvcllno• stUde<lt ...,....., the 191t1e will be ao long the l>uildlno Will """ up In Ba~wl&. To be anywhere in that row or b<llldlno• durfi!Q ofl· peek houra Ia lfiCiadlbly Otpteuino. Fro<n a deswied Hall through tho teCOfld floor w.,kwt y(whlch 11 uauany co40tr INin O<llsldt) right down to Talbert, tho place gl- you on - I t leeUno muci>-IIM a prison. ~ mooeh u I halo to b4 cynical aliOUI Amlletst, il'o a lougl> thlnQ to - . There .,. lull to many *"" Like any of the above? THEY'RE FUNDED BY STUDENT MANDATORY FEES. frld8y, 7 Nowembw 1180 . . . . Ciief Etenac-vu .......................... -e lllefllnallr . . . -0.--- -- . . . .-...- -.......-- - __-___ ........... ........ __ _......... 1*--~ ~...._ ~--·.:::::·.::·o..-:::: ::=:::::::::::;:~ .................. ............. ................. . .::::::::::::7.:. ~....-:: --.......::::::w;= c.;::::.~·:::::::. =::..= -=~······ -...~~.~ .............. ......... . ...... ... ,· -.c....!.'to.,.,.._ .. _ . ,.Colott __ ,. __ ___ Qir............... - ~ ._ _,.. .., . . -. . . -. . , . . T-a -11.'1'.-------~--- - --- . . . . . . , . _ .. _floc. - -~-=::::.."':.---.o~- - tncre•se in lhe foe. aA Whether lhe l"creaae would Mlp the SA run more ellleleniiY or not. Ai th~!nd. I encourage tl}e student 'body to gel out tnd your partlctPOtlon will ohow the level ol ooclll lnle11ec:l olthe UB ttUdel\1 bod)l'ln particuw and US Pf04!1e In Do not lorgot thAI ....., sic1Qie ( University Press The Bulfalonian Athletics SCATE Book Exchange Sunshine House Academi c Clubs Hobby Clubs International Student Association Innovative Recreation Facilities Publications Intramural Sports Creative Crall Center Blood Assurance Program University Directory Calendars Cultural and Parformlhg Arts Cotteehousea Gallery 219 ,... lnternallonal programs end leatts. lha SCATE projeot end so many others,. • One should alao ttallze tt1at despite r•P'd Jnlration at>CI livlno c;osto, SA't nta;ndatory lee hu not been cha~ IO< rOUt,..,._ SA it •ecluetti"ij 1 $5 lncntaS& ot the lee "'hich •• ""'Y a oewen...-paoce•: hike. But beloro votlno for tile ~c;'llt_,,_ _ _ ., ... _ __ ........... _ _ .... - '!'..., •• OooladV ~------ .... . - - . . -...v c-a . . . . . . - - aboul Itt de&lgn that one - · ~ ttW.IICiuolly lnlencled to be a Unlvors1ty. IJO Wl)lil ... the ~? Sociology PfoiHaor .fd ftoWell , _ an lnt-tlno. paint: the Aro~>erol c.- Ia llloe the Viotnfm War-oomot~lno we '!I'OUid just__.. Although a tempUnoldto. It'•. . lmlncllcal• tile Campus lloelt. I 11111111 a.:-·a I bette< ~ tnake ~ the ol the Wln\8( Ot)'Ol*'· h'a'ltlael. ~ ot "'-· ,_.,leu to aay• ....,., be.a ~~·a a~ a crGU·004Jnlry skltralt, arot , most of the ••lsllng factlltln can be con*tad flit ~ UM. F' - ohtlotg on Lalla LaS.ue, tho llilllllon ~ COmOined 10lth IIIOtl -ing) al ~ --andll<i IUmpnolro<n Forgo -.ng _,.,bet~- oHiot-ce can hnouy be con- to living"'"'· - ~d - . . . , - diCI- a fantastic lob In Lal<e Placid, are a!f..dy on-ctmpus. Tile ORIY t><oblom lean !ottIt WBFO's radio atonal tnterlattlng wllh ABC's -~~le¥\llon broadc&at. thill llappon. the Wlnte< g - would uncloubledl\f hove to b4 ~ The ,.....,_ ot the Olym*' would knmtdiatety tllmlnato tho c.... dopraulng at--pl\ero. 8u11dlngo WOUld OP<OU! ~htra-. .an Fotiitn mlg~t lind the Incentive to bulld Ho booketO<t on Parcel 8. The orea Will altO turn Into thenotlheaal'a _,.,of actl\llly, as t1>e Wfne Cellar w i l l - an illternallonat placa. Thla It whaJ the Ootnm111• to - . . the Main Strttt ~ llhould take aolls pashlon. llt members oaallle tl>at a!llhay - t o Ond Is an •"emotive ueoloo Amhartl, ana ona. thAI's OA<:ompllshad, the Miln Street Cempus will ravolo Ito prominent •ttatuto. TM Unlvo..Sty-bolslored the r...,ue generoted '""" the Otymptca-wfll tJt to 1...-1 the ,_,.Y bee>< illto a~lc progBmt l-Ily ..Wit&. Ull'r " " ' " - ola-.uc: - - w i l l ratum. AtthouQit ~ b4 hard to oell to .stale ofHcfalo tiel ato..- l~a International OlympJc Committee), t think II can b4 accomptllhtd. All we hawe to Clqle Ott lilt sam• ~who were able to eo~•lnce t - to 111 Oolong. with t..O d . .IQn ol the Arnllor$1 p..-· Gover_.• _.,ng ">' t,. - Colr\pu6(0- 11M-- JIW cot-s oJ lullalo - tht a - t o ol UB lncMd beOitl IDI>byi"O Albany now, " tllete ~ b8 a lew Clelalll to bo -kocf out once t"' project Js approved. There lo. ho-r. ooo small aovant- lo proctutlnatlon-11 wt well long lflOIIQh. we may be' ~o walk to Albant througn tho spine. �.. feedback :. "' !;; 3 One solution AssomD,~ meellng-s a'e . open to the public 1nd, aceqc-ding to the conslltutlol'\, " To enact fcsolutfons On thO 10,11,12 of Nove-mber you ~aye tf"e concernhfg tssuesol fmportancetotheUndargtaduate opportunity to vote- on a referendum wfieh will decide student body '" reoafd to 1s.auea of a.eadomlo pOlicy, whettter ot not to contl.nue the Mandatory StUd.ent Feu .student r•ghts ana .student wttttare," We are your alollg With an opUon to ratse the fee ano'her $5, to $75. forum. All hough it would be Pf'Qpe( to sing prai&e.a about SA Now, by no means am I seylng 'he Sluduntncl OOw wen spent the Fee Is, I would Tnstead lnco.>to AsaociaUon lo~; oertec;t,.l 1m In the Assembly because t address tho OUI" ot this letteJ to that po,1ion of the think :here are some changes 10 be made, and I'm student body thal d()M not support the Fee .!."'~d 1ee1s co;.mmlttll\Q tho.-tlme to .see that thc.y get done. IMtl~o money )s not being spent wisely. I'm Colling on all of thostu6ent body to llote"YES" to Whete ats you? Pet1Uon5lor both the Senate and the conllnu;ng UlB Foe .tnd ••yes" to the option to raise the Assembly were available from the beglru'llno ot 1ho Fee to S75. Evetllf you don't reel'"*' thing:; are being )iear. If y·ou are dtsatlafred with SA, it's your obligation • tun equllalUy. vote uy£5" in suppon ot tnos.e ot us In to gel Involved to qhange the probleOl-5. twill-. hoWever, SA who ore trYing to bring about tho 'Change In the orantthat It requites a lotof lime to got tnvotvod InS'"~ S1udent A•soclat•on. Together, wlth ~our SUC)Pf>cl, we 11. Is a tommilment ol your tll"tle and energy. and may ean truly mal\ethis uniVtHslty agu,at place to learn and not be possible for some peopte to do, Sut tou Ciln stiU live. come down (Talbeu Hall) and add res.& 1he Assernbt)' It you feel thM01$ a probtem we should ltnow -«bout. FranA A1 Hanufec To the Edftor. It 's your right Foril'ra.ny atuctenls. voting In Tuelday·s afKtion was a 1 lutlle task. Unfortunately. some abaentee ballots aHlved too fate to be completed and retLirned by Tuesday's 12.'00 deadl!oe. You have a right to vote! III you were. one of t t\o5e t~tuden~a aHeclod, plu5e conta01 us al636-2950. 1rav1s Ballard/Joe Rllltm SASU Oollegores Only swisscheese To I!JB•Edllor: S..A ~ Al5t!mbf'l fn the lradltj.etf"Of my one wna toomrnaica, Gil, Oonnyand Mark. I nave one thmg t o 5.1~-ama.tmg. M ~ lhlrtJ year at UB~ and sp~rnual tssues are flnsUy being dealt w tltl tn The Spec)tUm My congratulation:; to Elen• Cacavas and nm 51aH tor havmo Tn~ SPtJCirtJm li!laUy dl~play the openmlndedn&ss u has always prolt~ssad 10 ,ave. O.S. Parker me.y tmally be fe.1m•ng what h11edom ot 1ne press ··also ' Include-s. Rick Slykowny printed comment01nes I respom.lt..-d to vta a teuer to the editor and Rtti.haiO Furlan• responOeCI 1o me tn some way In th~ 1115180 tSSue ot fh~ Specuum. Thtee lndlvtdulliG l>eing allowed to $DeB{( ltl~l')c:JS on spiritual I5!5Ues • amal•flo· Knowtng tnal otll odttor•al Bpace ts cosuy .;u,o door, please allow fl'\O lo to~ .someth•('IQ oul lor a tommer1\ by arlyonec mlerested and th~n I wfll proceeo t.o rt:spond lo Mr Furtant. I llllll" 1('-5 too bad ttla.t 5-Ucfl h.u to be I he ca-se1 blU IM't Ulnteteatlng thai no one woulo give a hoot otbout tho " N~w Chfisllan Aignt" tf H ~1ayed out o l S\JbtOC'S iJOolllng with morahtt'1 A etuSGD11QIJS Of uuoteranoe·, selt·rtghtenou5ness, egnlis1cl sm .ace ullle8.5he.d Vt$COU-Siy allt1o.se 'o+llho~ •n,erest it lS tllal a ·· new" IUnO• motaHt y be lo&ututod. John A1W•&tX'1 cornpl.aiAett ttHU Reagan suppon.els W«Me viola-ting, 1M sepa..-atlon be~we.:,:n churt.h aw state; tne r-ange of opinion!! 1pte'ftouaty mentto1te<J seem to flow I tom ltHsSfiliKI. Sep.1rat•on. ot c;hUrch ol.:..J stale tot au prac:ucel purpost!s IS ~.meltc:tal a NJ fogtcal. buill ht compkttefr ~bSurd and lumJ.amcntillly Insane to evoo suggest thou anyone wno me1ely nsums to Jerry Falwell, P~l FlobeH$00 0' 8lll Sughl t-& enHanced DY thelt \lety WlltU5 and fnarc:nes blindly to tho polls 10 vote tot lhe more 8 /Dltcally moral cao(Jtd4te. Stack reatte{5 s ugg&!)l o taei\s \101& oro-blaek. lt~fTU OIS I ~s .suogest lemlnuas ~ote pro-lern.nrst. nornosetvat Keep us alive . luaCJe.r$ sugge.st nomo.sovu:.is vote Jh~ ro Ed/lur. A logltlmate question that many stuOenta -atok IS' shoukl I Vote YE.S lor the Student Mandatoty Fee?~' Tnat 1-s. • good quesdon. Most of you know what your mandatoty fee is.. but now many ot you know where your mon.ev goes? There aus basiully three rnam places wnere that money 1.8 dJsuibutoCI. ~• wny Oul of your S70 thai Is collecutd l rom evmy vndctgradua'te student. S20.33 goes to support tho UB Attlletlc Prooram. [pur years ago the students- -at U8 d~clded that they wa!'lted an A thletic Program it this Univ(trsit)l. Since the State relused to fund Su<Jh a orogr&m1 the Student A550Qfitlon. realizing tnat 1hc studonts truly want~ such a progra"'~ .tft!ned a lour year cowacl to give the Athletic Prooram $248,000 for those years. That money will tUn out at tho end of 1n1s year unless ~ou dectde to conlinue to auppon the ptogram. Sub-Board tine•. the Student Serv•ees Corporation at UB gets S25.76 ol every S70 ol tho tee. Tiley sponsor 5e1VIC&S such as lho Pharmacy/clintcallab, II you f'leed medlcallons andfor f,;a.b toGts al low cos1. The tee al~ pfoviOM lot the Sol!ualhy Edueauon Center, ttw Browsing Ubfary, the MusieRoom. UUAB tfllms, mu:slc. The ARTS·: Cotleetlouses~ concerts)1 Group lt!QII Serv!Otl$ end mucf) more. These SCH\'Ice& could not eJOst whnoul the fees. The rernatnaer ol 1110 $70 ($23.91) ooes dHeetly 10 tne ' Student Assoofoulon Whlct\ provedas lhe neoessa' y tuno.s tor me vauou5 clubs &mJ otoanlz.al~ns on· campus. 1nct~log the At~11·Aape Task Force and the. Resc4.1$ Sc!uaa, -rhe lee IS needed 11 trtese ser\llces ar~ •u be ennlinuao. Ttte fee attocts everyonu. 50 vote YES ano "eep US OiUVe. PubfrclJiron~ Mtchbel S/11ttan Dueclot-SutrBoard I S.A. Assembly{Hirson Last chance To rh• Edlror. T\lo&day. November 4. 111e e utralaniJn pllotograpMd only 10 Seniors. II the pc<lrait blnlno~~> continue at thht tate, only 40 tenlors will be • phologre.pl\ed by NoYember 12tn. T~e University of Buffalo hae appro•lmalelr 3,600 seniOfS tn tho OM•Ion ol Undergradute Educa.tlon. l ·am onl)' a~ing tq hav(t one quarter. 0 t you c.ome 1n, Eight As ot hU.ndred, 1l'lat's a n 1 ·~ Is UB so apathetic that seniors do nol want a plctoral tecofd or 11\elt four yeara t\ere. If so, then there (s no heed for thlt publica.Uon to survive. 1~ my p i ol 250 slllings Ia n<>l met b~'Wedneaday tne 121h, my recommendation to tile Student As.soeratton wttl bu to lo•<' rn~ 8Uifalonfen. Atono with thfs recommel'\datlon will come tetter of resignation. ' , Thl.aismytaatdesps•teploatoyoutokeepusaltve. II we fold it will be ~>e<;ause ol your apathy, not mtno. Tl>e demise of Tno Bull•lonlon will be your laull. Tnis Is yout tast chance to keep us alive~ Out portrah sluJngs •re in 346 Squire Hall from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p .m. to 5 p.m. P•eaae keep us alive. _ Jlmf!S J. OJV/cenzo Edilot.ffl.Chlel The Buff11o111an mr pr~homos.c~ua l. "Nnoevet C;tiiEKJ tt1em na How-nuntled and $1oru.•· •ged '" muntailty? " But 3h, tttose ,ertgtous people, wnat co tht-_y thtnk tnoy a•f:l oo1ng?"' l'll te-ll you. they wo1e trym g to gel the popular vt.He swayed tuSt -as- l'l'hJGh as anyboOy else Ae~qan wur\ by a li nd5110e-may we not assu'"e he .,on 1he populaf vuuJ klttd not tno bra•n· wash~ vote As for Mt. F ullam~ your OPI!liOOS are ftoteu. •ucogn1ted and most ntgll!Y aootaased b't' youB uutv. As for your auegeO s~a. temonts o l tact. I mus• respond agatn 11"1 l he U8U1t10n o l tOy prevtouS 'OOintnatttS-SWISSc.heese. Mr. F .. eternal 111c means neave11. c:tle~k a,gam at I John 5:1 H3. and John 5:24, Jonn 3:31 Roman 5: 19 an(lll CoftnU'nijf\$ 5:21 . You salil the Sible wtJs "i\ mu\tiJ}IICilY of conuadlctory statements,•• I Mn'l find any and I guess you couldn' t ell}'ler 01 you wouta have cited one. yoo didn' t You·,e.- right Mt. F . the o&5onUat Iheme ol the Bible as ··You snail love I he Locd your God "'+'itt\ all your tte.t;rt, and wi1h all you, soul. ~nd w1tn all yout mind," and ''You shalf love your nenghbor as yoursetl," Following thill reasoning t find H v8(y easy to limit tnot one TV preacher ii.O\Iocatcs an arms race) arms ptoductlon; I lind 11 very easy to discriminate against b\1' hotlW)sevuals since Ultt Sible calls lt sin, (11'131 g085· for adultety too): •nd I Ht1tJ 11 vttry easy to deem women as possessing " speclal rights," which ineludes eQUality but not the ktnd spcoHitKI)ri tne EftA. M, , F., the Sible, not Ernest Angley. apeals to a rational dcc\sion tor beltevlng lr\ Jcs"s, check out Hebfews ~·. Acts 2:22, ACI5 3'!18, Acts- 4:20 and tne te5tlmony of any Botn-aga•n Ctutsuan you might nappen to know. Is t ~ Bibl~ ouldatad In relation to •·moc;Jern American oonsllluttonalj!JSI•ce?*' An, What a shCJme that love ol God ar'!d lttftQWmin has no pt,ace i n SOCllety; please do not oe hypocrytlcaJ MJ. E , do au ~ou can to stomp oot lovtt .• La su~. Mr. f ., no one nas accepted my chaUenge for debate, why don"t you c.an me •t 636-An1 .somelime. or gel somebody "'"" 10 <1o II? Silly me to think that -anyone woutd 9Ut theJr Idol& where hi& mouth is. Again. thJnk you. 'rht s.t>ctrum, thts is oentno to be a ~t run , •• I tove chew1ng on swlsschee$8. 0' �- - AND lOitRt A · - ot flo....., 1 .. f\,-Pt.-lldettl-.int ~•fd. wll• · H•I'IC:t' ud Stat• Con.ptfolktf Ecfwe!'d ~,._ ... IIISMU•a. And wfty nor? Thrl fon'Mf KtOt.,., lai:t fttNir wiU movt l,nto 1M White HouN U,lt J~•'Y· t;dtno • Con. .tnllft bde to • I•*'IM .-ktOIJ «»"' lftevmbM~Citl..-, Thrl tl,lll\nlnf ,_.,•• Wlltft ,.,,,f,cNftt'l Conservative tide rewards Reagan; Carter spurned; Anderson sows funding by S«tb Coodeblld /'tltWl fjJ,,, Ronald Reagan rode a c:on~vauvc !ide info the White HoUSt Tuesday night capitalizing on mona dissatisfacton with Presidmt Jimmy Carter. TM California Governor's landslide victory wa. wldupread and defmitive-s«min&IY a mandate for his policies or less government interference and a stronger military posture. He captured an -overwhelming share or the electoral college. in an el.clion that was anticipated to be the dosest in decades. Political analysts bad predicted that the night's outc:omc could not be known until early Wednesday morninJ. Yet .NBC news didn't even bother to walt until the polb were closed to call the victor. Analysis Usina scientifiC polling methods to gauge the nation's pulse, the networkl managed to hold otr until later at niaht, before admittinc that voters had chosen Rnaan their 40!h President. h was apparent that after he had swept Caner in the1:ey states or Aorlda, Ohio and Pennsylvania, all thatJemalMd was the President's co~n spea:h. Mlllll•c wla Pilinc up victory 1rtcr vletory, Reqan finished with 469 electoral voces and .S I percent or the popular vote, I~Yin& jliJt •9 voces and 41 percent for Carter. lndependenc candilhte John 8. Andenon finished with 7 percent and DO deccoral votes, allhoualt he polled wdl enoua11 co qualify for matchinc rtderal fWids. Jtcqan's sweep wu br<*l ud cleu, aod the <Ar1er CMIP blew Ill leuc OM day iD ~ il h8d little chance to teep tile Wbice Houw. Tbe lob was the wont .a illcumbeDI bas Cared and was die 11n1 ~ Jince 1tun an decled incumbeDI Praideal bu biCII rcjeacd .,:n by !he - .slaQibler or · Tile ~ bdliad lhc Caner-'* DlalocrMk l*tJIMl~-.., ..... ., ..... diu die Jilllple apl z:!M dl8t • dele or __...- _, -wed Clner. .:.c;-~,'ii:~--~. . . . dill 'k would be the lo~ . Caddell had studied the lrey bellweather staces and checked the various aroups backing lhe candidates and reali2cd that che blue collar vote in chc large Midwestern and Eastern Staces would ao for Reagan. A•oknot~ Caner's native South betrayed him, curnina to Reaaan In subscantial numbers. The anticipated effect of Anderson, who was thought would cake raw votes away from the Prcsidetu seemed Immaterial, as his small poeket.s of support might have only lessened Rcacan's m-.jority, nor changed the outc:ome. The black vote-which Carter once call¢ his "secret weapon"-tumcd out to vote Carter, but not in a way big enough to m ake a difference. He took about S, percent of the black vote, compared to 9S percent four years ~go-but the tocal black Cumout was only 7 percent of the entire vote. down from II percent. T.he Reagan camp had played on the Issue of the economy and emphasized it by rhetorically asking the. populous, "How many of you are nnw beuer off than you were four years ago?" The strarear worked and as m1ny wllked to the votina booth, exit polll showed, this was Pfedominant In their minds.• One. llmple showed that 35 percent said £lt111Woo !lad w~ 1nd.Reapn won their VOlt 65 10 2$ pm:etlt. TM ICICCIIt .hope for the release of the holt..... which Caner rorcios had hoped would Cltepok them to Yi«ory. served 10 remind the voters or the frustration that Am.rka rc:eu. Instead or rallrinl around the Presid.,ll-as in previous dectioos, t.h e populatlon seemeti.to want clwl&c and aeecp~ed the opponunity to aive Reqan 's diffcrenl style 1nd anitlldes 1 try. Portcms of serious trouble in the Carl« camp were spoiled early Tuesday morninc as Carter retumcd home to Plain$, Oeorcla to vote. Spc:lkinc before 200 towaspcoplc, the Presiclmt thlnted · Ills lloalclown for lbeir "l'~ tried 10 .._,; mycommiiiDeotto you," he"taicl, o - e,with emotion • mm •uppon. ... .._. Hil ~on tpeeeh, deliHnlll arolllld 10 p.ml 1 waa piiCious and low· key u M olfiiea 1ils llliiWI<:e. f« a c:= "'*" IUO&bt....... '~""'~ IIIII OIU I would never lie 10 you, . . .. ~ so I can't stand here a.n d say it doesn't hun;" Caner admitted to the subdued crowd, with famUy and advisors surrounding him. Reagan's spea:h was also somber and reOected a hope to calm any fears that he would abuse his mandate. "I c:onslder the trust you bave in muacred," rbe 69 year-old former actor noted, "and lalve you my sacred oath that I will do my utmost to justify your faith." Immediately speculation was runr.ina nuupant on whom Reagan would choose 10 fill his r:abioet-Gerald Ford quickly ruled out sueb a post for himself. The names· most mentioned inelude bolh Demoaau and RC!)ublkans and wiD 111051 litdy relied a combination or Reagan's ~ and ioyll bralntrust with some eJ~pcrienced household names, such as Washinpoo Senator Hcruy J ~<:bon or CleoraJa Senator Sam forcicn policy advisor Richard Allen reslaned last week ami<l. charges that he had used his position with the Nixon · White H ouse to JJ~n favor. Sp.culatlon was also made reg:udins 1984. VICe President-elect Oeorae Bush is an obvious prospect for President, especially with few CJ<p.cting a second Rnaanterm. Ville President Walter Moodale saw a comrooable po~ilion 1akm aw1y 15y his election loss. It was widely believed that the Caner fortta would rel)ay the former Minnesoca Senator for his loyalty with their assistance in the 1984 campaign. What wiU happen is putt c:oll.ieet urc and MODdale could see himsdf race to face with S«nator Edward Kennedy for the Democ:r..Uc nominatioa . Remllninals John Anderson. Staying In the election to the end and P9Uing better than all previous candidateS who Reapn aider .said Wednesday that were runninc without a party. The they bopcd tq bave a Clbinet aameti by - fonner lUinois Con.c;rc:ssman mille what the lqinnifla or Dc=uber lhd the rest was lntcrpreteti as ·an ambisuous of the administration staffed by the end statement m his OODC>c:S$ioD speech. of the month-R.eaa1n will be "The mums by then (8:3.S p.m., when inauaurateti ID Washincton on January he otriCially adminc:ll defeat) bad lp. Tbe Praidcnt-dect's transition ttlnl already Sho'Wn I was not destiDed to be bas altady been assembled~ he listed lheDCltl Presi4etu oflbe Uniled Slates," l'lltSday nilb! pusina the Kemp-Roth be said with a paliSC. ''That is 1 decision liUt-eutleaislatlon Ills lop priority. deferred." That commttll was mes w1t11 chccu and chants or" '84, ....."'ButADclerson Dapite the~ the victort, only IHIIled' '·'YOO ha¥e obvloaSty chosen lbae Is stDl IOalt divlsi~J~~ID the Reagan 10 l~ltc a very tl!llmatlc rentlljic 110~ punp ancl policy. H is l op make the mOll of lt." NUOll. 4 ... or ower,...,....,. �G0P nabs first Senate majority .,,. ~ Cooddtllcl News E4'iror The R<P<lb&an Pw1y, rldlna Ronald Reapo's W>dslidc victory to tho W!tiro House, bad a mrprisins!y suoocuflll dcction day, Tuosda.J-apnlrin& cooiTOI tho US Smale and various Stat< or D '~p w-Lns r;squ~aker but some ballots absent r City Editor Numct"'us complaint& (rom u.niveniry :uudent:s starewidt conc:.~lnalhc late arrival of absentee balJGu may lead IO the nullification of the AJfonl< D'Amato-Eilzolx'lh Holtzman USStnateclectioo, tq>Ortod SASU CamP<lJ Oraanlw Bruce Cronin . Cri..ances bcpn fillna into the Student 1\Jsociation of the S111c Unlvorlity (SASUI Albany bureau we lul Wttk from audcrus ,.ilb appro•·od absentee baJJoc applicatioOJ Who bad 1101 ,.. recriwd tile baJJoc wl>idl IIIUSI arrive at Ill< hometown anm~ or EJoalocu by ......; on Elcnioa Day. Croorn t101ed IlLII ,_orr he~ ia\001..,. Nassau and Suffolk Counu<S. "Thil may ln>Oive cowt KIIOO- poosibly a class action ""' or adminisl1111lve chaiJmF'Within lhe Board or Ekct.ioas," aplalned Crooin. "b<aouoe in effect lhoK wudmu are bein& deoiod thrir rilht 10 voce." The New York Public tnlerest Reaearcb <lroup{NYPIRG) Is abo llkial similar mvcsdpdw mcaswcs. SASU'• oction Is lx'lna tak<n indcpend<nt of any oped fie ric:ction. but "It will have a definite eHca" oo the do~ O'Amate>-Holuman , _ acrordin& co Cronin. ' Wltb 99 percent or the VOle counted in New York Slllc'a I4,0n election districu, Lon1 Wand R<P<lbllcan O'Amato bdd a on..~ point lead ovn Brooklyn ~ liolumaD. '2.&5,476 10 l,Sl9,049. RunnJna u a third can\lidite, the Ubaal...,dorsed iacumbenl Senator J,cob Javiu finished with a diJappointlna U percent. o· Ami!O hu been declared viet or of the COV<ted Capiro! Hill ..... bur Holrzman hu pootponcd onnccuion until all paper affidavir ballot• uxd in rhe election II'< impounded. The process, which invot... o\'Cr 100,000 votCJ, could Ilk< OJ ion& u 10 days. Runnina OD a <amp&ip thane o( "IlK focaottal middle daso," O'Amato fouahr off a hauntilla t;ctbad KODdaJ with a tdcvislon eommndal bll'r. .c thai f ...uml !he H<mpRead Town Supervbor's mocher, AniOtM1r<.lniOial. O'Amatojpl:llt SJ.Jmillion on hisCIIIIpaip, wi.th sno,ooo <'OIIIina from 1M Rq>Ublian l>llliDcaJ senatorial cornlucc fund. ' The •l· ycar-old 0' Amato took the coOJ<rVOiivc VleWpoinr on many tJSU« whlle CII'Opalpina. altbouah he mode an lltanpc to luro some O.mo•:fllk VOI<rs by shoddina hiJ ''pasa and polycwor" lrnaac. AI 1 Wednesday mornlna prcu confcrcoa in H<mpstead, 0' Amato wu clad ln 1he S...ororlaJ~ook t>fnwrioes. "'*"' Dish<antJWd Dt•<><rau A• predietcd, all three Buffalo oroa Congrossmcn <Oiily rt:talnod lhdr House or Rcprosentalivcs spotS. Wlnnln, mow handily WOJ 38th Di•lfl<t rcprcscntarl•• Ha~ry "Hank" Nowak, "'ho vanquhhed Republican chall..,.... Roacr Hcymanow• ltl with ill percent or tho vor~ Surrounded by his wiro and childtcn, Tuosday niahr ., the Slat lor Hoed, rho urappina Nowak occep~ed his fOUrth l<ml amid a g<r1CRlly diiheartencd Tcnacc Room crowd, who reaaed favorably 10 )he Buffalonian's caU for Pany unity. Also ~-ckcted to • fourth OOOif'<S$iotlaJ rem~ was Jolu> L&falc:e of thc li'l.b Dbulp, who doWDCCI Nlapra County l.qislaror H. Wilham fedct. w.,nina wkh ova 70 J)CI'C<1Ir or tho vote. LaFalct _..:~..,....,..,.., u he affirmed rhll "We should continuo 10 p<racn<n even hardc1' !han we have in lht paw." Tht restrainod <IG-ycar old Kenmore raid<n1 wamod his P11'1y constirunus.,.W. d<SJ*r. and quoted Ted Kamcdy's Ocmocnlic ' National Convention lddrCJS with "No niauor w1>11, Ill< work mUSt 10 on . . . rhe drtam 'lnua never die." Across tho Srlrlor Lobby, tho Ropublicans had a victory c:ridmlc!Qn-not only for lith Oi..rict ~ Jack Kemp, but alto for Prcsldctulal aod vuious US Senatorial triumphs which ve11ly increased the OOP's Wuhin~too innucr=. Introduced aJ "our pride and joy," Km>p roolt Ill• podium will> his/amlfiar shadoWJ-wife Joanne ond Erie CountY EJ<ec:ullv• Ed RU!kowski and wife Marilou-and wu douxd with a shower or conrt:tti and ballooOJ. Cclobntinatht )().year annivtnarY or his f1t1t Coosrcssional vietory, th• former Buffalo Bills quanert>adc plcdJed 10 "makes= lhllthe pollcica or th< admbtlstration-a R<pul>lkllllldmiltislsaiion-1rill provide new hope, new Job.s. O<'W oconomic arowth." ICftnp'J aulllorily for .web a statement cam< by virtue or his position u chid Jpokcsman and chairman of policy clndopcDaN for the R.._..·Busltcampaip . Ovn the paw few mootb>. KG9P cud< p<nollalapparuc:a ln 38 sa11cs on bcbalr or the COP lft<t. Quotinl from his own spoech It lbc ~btian National Coovcntioo. contift& in 1910-a tidal wave or Kemp eapltWicd how be_, a tidal wave klc:a... O.mocndc cantlidare Gale Oeao fdl victim 10 Kanp's II ptranl m~y. " In all honosty," Omnuid, "1,... hopinJ for'l$ percent which rcprcaai,U tile labor 'VIKl: lA my disu\1.'1." The Edm Town Supervlaor uracd rh< county OemocnlJ lo not dcacrt the worklaa poople or America. "You keep J'O'Ir (allh In us folks and we'U keepodrfaith in you," Dmn declared. Lechlaturea, winn ina Go•'CiliO<Ihlpo u<~ p;nma CIOIIIh House ..., 10 s<riously rhrealcn lhe llcmoc:rllic lead. The victory W1IS so widap<ead a.nd eondusive thlt policical analystJ II'< aow doubcina that the Detnocrari<: coal it ipn, Illaped by franklin Delano Roosevcb In 1932, is JtiD • •iabk roree in AmeriaD politics. Polls and survoys indltated that widCJpn:ad dCJcn ioOJ 0010<11 Cllholia, blue collar vocen and even JorDC mioorily lfOUPS dimmed Danocntic: hopes. For lilt [tAl time in 26 ,..,. . R-blicaas 1riU have a JMjority in rho Senate, allhouah at pc.., time Wcdocsday, it's.,.., """1lo ,.... uodCimnined. ~on rhe conKrvativc tide, RelJubll«n upstans stlntncd many liberal Oemocratk sundud bcll'cn, such u Frank Church ..,d C.O.ac McGoV<m . South o-.ot··· S.f'le.tor o...oro"'"''f 0ltfl (;I IN# lhf lk:Oc:~.-m NtMHel OMtJoet•tl to i~· f . .flltH:IIOft mo~ c:on.la'YI.Lin manbers of the Pany will silk wirb the Republicans and shin the House to '""The rlabl· l.qislatho succ:G1CS of 1M Pany shaded biah offt<iah ,.1to t,tpcaed wi~ pills. but dootb(ed IlLII th< COP could have COttlrol of the Stn~o or CUI Ibis dcq>ly b>lo the Ocmoaaric pip on the~. their owu Kal.l 10 We amtrot. Such lead ina liberal Ocmocnu .. Indiana's Birc h Bayb . Wu!un~ton's w~. 1 WtKOilllA .& Ga,1ord Nelson. Iowa'• Jolin Clllvo aod Chwc:lt saw kai\JIYc:orun r<rlllittated by tbc •atm. U\ ra~Of or f!)(X'e. C'OQK:f'VIdlff ca.adid.atc:s.. Othtt Dmlocrau that suffered ddeao inriuded North Corolina '• Robert Mofpft, New Hampobin:'s Jolm Durkin and Alttbloma'1 Jnn Fotooa. The Stolle the rocus or Republican hopes, as Pany lcaclcn looked to,aswme a majority in 1982 PAC's by maklbl inroad ' in the ' In tho H'l>l*, the COP won 26 Dmlot:ntJ ' 59-41 llllOjori<y this Colondo's ~ Jolm Hartsoau and ""'" Jcmina in dahl of year. But with rhe fmoncial and Ollio'& Joho Glenn wac two lhe 10 rw:cs thar an: JtUI undcrid<d nanpo"'<t .........,_ from many Detnocnluabkroavert - · Hll't 11 ptcst lime. Allhou,h 1he conlcrvative Political Ac,ion squeaked OUl I two-point -riaot')' iD OCIDotn1S will have a 5S scat lead Commill«l (PAC'•), rh< a cip and ruct battk. Tbc oa1y and will coolinuc 10 sdea the R<P<lblic:ans ""'" abk ro WUC01 or her b rl lh4. J.POI · in .a -o-. I - •..,.. ~,_ Spcaka, it is cx:peaed thll many or cnouah Oanocnu and bold on1o HAPPY DAYS! FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS i p.m.- 9 p .m . Well Drtnke 1.00 Wine 1.00 Munch.l n Fl'ft Draft Beer 50~ What'• betkr than happy hourot P.J. Bottom.:? HAPPY DAYS! Every Friday and Saturday the HAPPY DAY a t P.J. Bottoms begins at 1 p.m. and goes till 9 p.m. at nlg.ht' So If yo.J're looking for J-iAPPY DAYS. stop by P.J. Bottoms __ P.FDDDJ. BOTTOMS BOOZE- BOOGIE ...,. �!$}0P'$ Siwelc$Uns G~.q;~ !MasiellO nips Col&ns; ~ ; legislative incumbents win f .....Salt A-...t~~y-. 1k...,. . ; fllcir .......- * ...... _....- ~ llqlab1icaD Carol Siwek wlll be 8 l r y - a ....._111ey bow 'WIII:re!ID Y<"*Iaa:.-.c6c~-- z -....._.,.New : AlbaDy ~ Siwek ltllrded IGiil ~ DistJrict iJit:WDbeol As~,..... • Ulll . . . . . ii !i&.cpbcs G=&-Yibo bad 'bdd the ......,.. ~ UB IIDik:rJraduue for lbe last 22 years. n.e -......:. Pc:blie Mlljor. ~ Jalm Sbeffcr bo~cr. il llill in 4.-:ioo u thebdau nuincd J41sr Dilltricl .....,Illy ...._ are beiDc ~ Thoe llio:aloc:ratie~ Majo<. polled ll~ a door......toor ~J.3.)09 "'O<S to 31.130 for Sbd'fcr. Siwek created Wlw &be ter1DI:d a. a Before lbe dcaion. MajOr p.-tiiSiou.l uBQOCI firsr impre.-sion. .. 1bU V.ti that if $be tw1 !lost. tibt would cxmtinue followed-up wil:b media cov~ and beT wort in :the Amberst Democratlc mailmg5. •!hic:b were pan of a Parry. 11/iWt .DOl naling out a "carduUy tho1J&bt-1>w plao,- aa:orclln& &tciiUJI m pu:blic ofliec. t? Siwd, A veu:no c:ampaicoer. lib< ibe Dicbl"s most lopsida! Via.ary loS! a 1978 ErY County Lq::islator ,..,. l>c:l<m&ed to lt:adiq& Buffalo Dcmoalll l>r 127 votes. "I said 10 Repubfu:-.o.n Ardwr 0 . Eve, Wllo rolled up 19,737 a r.ru.re Count)' Cbarinum Vi<:or Farky,.. Siv.cl ~ u t.bougbu of !hat dect.ion filled her mind, "are you SIU< in •inning the l-Ord qi111ril:L ll.<publiaull..iood Dl•isu!Jicd in 2.TI4. with ~ -To-Lifer V.'illi.lm Rm&c:ll votrt you'«-~ 10 t.aktlhi$ away from c:o.lkc:liac.ciiOmc lOIDOtrow!" Siwek~ in that OtbJ:J loeal Auembly win11er• tllcomben u aolrin elect.ion "'• bad gontlO bed thin~ sbc incl udtd wu a v.inncr ooly to fmd out latcr that ScbimmiDI!cr (l«kb Disma). William sh• 1\ad loR . Hoyt ( I 44th). Jticbard ""-< (14SIIJJ. Fi.W fis.ures on Wednesday mowed and Ocnnio Gorski ( 146tb). Si111ek bardy ahead of Greco, 15,853 to Tbe Suuc Senat races. followed the 14.~ . A r<aKJnl of t!K ballot boxo Assembly's lead with only ooe new f...: bqan on WcdoeSday md will c:ontiout wionins. Allthony Masiello nipped throup tocby. Tht lead is ~d Collin•. -btoolni!JI! newest Swr enough. Siw•k bditva. that if any mistat~ar• found. tht o utcome will not bt altered. "Considcrioc th< J>Ml)' afliliation. " the Assembl)'lllan-decl said in rt'ferenu to LM l>tmocrJU-beavy 142nd District, " we think it'~ a preuy ""lid wm... Siwek contends that n was the O<:moetatic aco.sovcr vou: thw helped her victory. " II shows that peopk are becomint vory sophisti-ro -= Scoator . W ith the retirement of Joseph Tauriello. r.he 55th district was Up for gTabs, with 1wo Democrats emergin& as the cancllclaJes . Collins had thr llepublican nod . A ten-.y ear Buffalo Cou.nailmao, Masiello and Collins l>oth waged equally viaorous campaign efforts. With early mums encoutaaing. h appeared as thoulth Collins.miaht bt successful in his ' ========== ===========-=---=== ~Uro!Siwek bid to become the area' s lim blad: llepublican Statt Seruuor. But in tbe end , Masidlo's pluralily ·SI:ood at nearly 14,000as ,l.betwo embmccd.c (be Sattler Hotel Tt.aday ~ in ;an tbour of n:spea.. Ot.J.>er winners inolucled Jtaymond Galla&ber (56th District), Jell; ·P resent (S7th). Dale Volker (SIItb). Walter Fl o~s (S9tb) and Jolm Daly (60th), mum.) Reagan. pmdomiaantly - Mandatory Meetirig for Group Legal Services Paralegals I>emoeratU: bodies will do for 1M 1>CXl two day ~ wbtn Gom-lia'• J:icnnan JDOIIlhs is bc:iQs lhrashcd around b )' T.m.dae IUnlived a O<DJUr< by bi> poliUcal aalym. Former President -w,.. col~tlto to .bold .his seat, Genold Ford .....-...,j that Cbristopbcr Dodd 'beat bed former they would bt iD rroebl< if thty New York Senator lama; llox:tley'< uiod to pw:b tb..,..P too mud! dluill~ ....S Arizxxwl'• a.try ~ lqpsiMior> ilt tk r...,or Gotdwatcr-oocc lhe bUll<_.,.• ...., th< C onservative:.. , e:learc-ut stroQ& Jlepubtican shov.ing. Jcader-..ppcared io dania of a....... abo bcpl! cirwlllinJ losiaa the oeat be b., bdd for dcai on nilht tbal Sapn:mt Coun almost 20 yare. Jtutic:e Tbu!JOC)d Mm;IWJ WO<Jid b N"" York Alfon5t O'Amat< resiJn ....Sallow Caner to ljlpOint a wu the ~ern •inner. bur be • •ill iiiClC:CS.'iOf. .., that tho Prcsid<nt bold • SQj already eotruSted to c1ctt woWd ncx ...Ue the choice. It ltepublioau Jacob Ja viu wbo is ...umtd Ibm M.uWII. th< only ftoisbed a dim>al third TucodOy, blaclt on tht btodt. •-ould prefer uailinc tht wiaaa and Brootlyn Colter mal:.in& lUI decision . ~ Coa&t t u•oma• Eli:tabctb bas b<cn v.idcsprcad c:onccm thll .Re.aaao would choou vef y "'*-to tbe HO<ZSC, JOmC ..-oior alftll:l'Vttlive mcmben for the Coun ~ fibcnls~ upre(by and could hav~ the opponunity to Jt-·· ~R_.,._,iDwltar 5dca up to five jtu1ka. -.tlio:h rolloW<d !bc Tut:Jday pauem.. -w tilt the judlcial body heavily Oioiooi's AI Ullaaan, . . . . , _ of to tht • •- • tbc Monday, November 10 4:00p.m. 340 Squire Hall ., You must att~d t~is meeting in order to work in the office the rewt of the year. -""'"ul · Manllall, ia poor bcaltb. is expected to >tep do'"' early in the IJiritla. If he ~ to rcsian now, Caner would theomically be allowed to ....te a cboico.. Y<t the House Wa.n and ...... Coonaiiuee. .... stopped iD lltb ' - in offix. l8diana Majority Whip Jolt.o .llnodaati, tht House's third bil ..._,c fc!r • - =..~~ Sen111e, whldl mil>! coaflrm the selection, ·could s cop the appoit;tmt:nt oua of clefermc:e to Rapu. Ill !tel, h did )UA that fC8 IOux Klu leodu Tom when it refused to eollfinn Lyndon ,...._._ - ... iD c.tifonria by Jolulson's clloi« of Abo Fonas for alqJooblicaa. ~bad caused a O.irl JuMlc:e. - - o l - - .. piDiaa ... Art- Govm>Or Bin Ointon ~ .......... - t b i l was aunood by upotan Franlr Y<*..... ..........~by While ia his bid tO mna!n as the Qllir . . _ b y .. 9-J oalioo'.s you.naest State: . .._._ Dapjtc .... ~ ..... iD ..... ...,... _ .......... cld n r~ -cootbnalaa the runt tread t owards .safe cottVCMJottal - u. Only 20 ~tl)alt11<Cis>till up iD tht oir. Tbaa surprise wu IY!Iical. as tht ~blicaM took t"" Cluba:DJUoriol posklotu awtlY from lhe Oelnocnu and now have l l (COIQpved to 27 for the r ~..__IS~.,..... Dattocnla). W~ VMtiolttls Jay - of~ otbtr victo<leo c:ometo ltodtd eller _ , 'S9.4 million to. --*io11-od~ wilt a· ICCGDd'tmlt QYII' former Wltol ~)-.educt lqislative ltl:poobliqan GoloemOr Arch Moore. �... - Jn.WGJ1/!l Tftff!E FINIAL CJJfWf'JIJER ; And· you thought Carter was a clown . . . -see page 18 - .J �! ©prodigal sun~ Che•lle Denlela Bend/Molly Hetchet-Buffs/o Merrls' Auc#torium-Octob« 2 show and tell z Ultrevox-Uncle Sem's-October 28 1 The continuous, p\olsatlng vibroti008'i"monetl,g lrom - Uncle S.m'etast TuMdaY nlght ebftld neve grounded a ~ few lftghll out of net<by Buflelo lnt~<netlonal Airpon. No. the Choektowoga n4ghtcklb wu not conducting z nucla01 axper;menta "' chatlangtng the limit of the Rtchtlf Sc:.le -it was mt~~elv playing hOet to the ~ futwiltic EnQllsh rocl< bend. Ultr1vox. i! The band focused mostly on m11erlal from their lacest ~ LP, Vitlnn11 the first dfsc w it hout fo,mer hontmen John Foxx, who lett the band about a yoor e go. Foxx was hardly missed during cha concert . •• newcomer Midge U,e turned In outstanding perfOfmeReet on lead vocals, guitar. end synthWter, The re11 of tho group was alto denting: Chris Cross on bass guha, and synthesizer. eolly Currie on syntheslzM and violin, and Worre<> Cann on drums The IOU< took their places on ltaQI to e taped lnt,oducuon of my$teriou5, .. M esslon lmpossibte'' -ish mu..., They QUickly launched onto "Aottadyno," a dv~amk: Instrumental featuring Cross. and Curf~e on synthes•ters, Aftet two mOlt tUMI from the V""Mnn• eltx;m~ played the bOuncy aynthetb.tr solo from "Quiet M1n." end the be~ proceeded to churn our that f. u,.. cla11lc I rom the Systems ol Rom•ncl LP With Ure deftly handOng the lead vocal, thoro WDS no doubt thet he was more than ju.SI a reptacement fot Foxa. Strllegicolly·tlmed red and g<aen 1\ghtl,g lr>tensiliod th4l eerie mood ttuoughout tho show, a1 Uhr1vox ape>~o•ed to glow ~ke noon slgns come to ~fa. The ltghts also cast hlunting shadows of the band members onto the wells. Addtng icing to tnt spoo~CIIIoween ea-• ""ore Billy Curry's shiver-pre>duonv v•ofin solos. A great deal of the eonc.ert wos pr"ent&d in the form ot ''treatments." a polite way ot nv1ng that Uluavox used a lot of taped trac:ks to add mora drmen.slon to the sound . Usually ,the treptrnenti btondcd in with thel, nve music. but a three~year.-o1d cou1d hevtS told you that something was going on during " M• X." ln whlc;h the vocal did not come from eny Ulcravox member's mouth. Very otten. 1 r·"-ythm machine accompanied Wauen Cann'a "humon" cltummlng "'The dimax ot the ahow was Uh•avox·a po.gnant rendition of the tide ttack. from vv.nn.. Ore's smooth. omotlonll vocal slienmerod tlwough tvlfy c:ubC inch of Unde Sam's. offerefng a dratn.IIIC: contras1 to the othe,wise mechaniealty-processed mu&tC, Following YtgorO<.rs porl01maneea ol " All Stood Still" and "Sleepwalk"' ~the laner tune the band's new slngteL Uluavox ex1ted, only t o retutn w hh splnted encores o f " Private Uvea" end Btlen E.no'& " King's lead Hot." Ultravox is fepresentatlve of an tncreaslng number of bands w tlfch cornbtne the etemonts of pre·progtammed sound• end ~ve performonce on their concens. This format mav oomeday be reotaced by that of I 00 -cent m~rv as e>perilnented wtth by The Hurpen League. In the meantime, I'm content to wun.ss a Sl!>gjng Pfolses of whiskey, Ten<>euoe and love, the Chatlle Donltols Bond crossed the Muon·Oixon fino and oto"Md l<>to the Aud lost Tuesday night with a solid two·hour Hl o f Southern ~ bred tock 'n' rolt. The cowboy·halted six·m&n band jammed with sincere enthusiasm, although Camels' 44 yeo•'•Oid frame olten didn't accommodate the Hcut·and·run'' rhythms that na•o become a COB uademark. On the heunting "Legend ol W~y Sw•mp." Dani.ts( ..no of tha old man who lived on 11oo9o< Woods. The 14.000 11ns went wild; Denoell t1l1Dd leisurely topping hls loot. •• e oolt green light eecented hOt baQgy jeano. If some Wife stJII unaw..e 1>1 Otnlela' pouiO<thal ltltwe, the 44-tandle birthdoy c:.l<o l)fostnted to Chatllo lno relation to Jackl serv"ed ria a glowing remJndtr. Keyboardlst Taz DiGregorio dilplayed remarkable versatlltty, from h's M anllow-lika plecaa on tho. wh1to grand plano, to his ;am session• on the synthesizer. Wnen the ha•d·II>Ck blues tunes-opt tho stoge, It was DiGregorio whO fed the ch11ge. Denielo promoted Ills Illtest album, Ful Moon, with "Ct<ollN I Romemba< You" -• chaep take-off on Steve MMtln'• dassic "I Believe -showl,g Nsll>c:IIN~ towerda "c-fire "-mlthres." The dees>-•oiced Tennessean told of his reCo41tctiO(l ol "enowllakes as bfg II gOOsefeathers. n "El Toroodor," which Danlelo descrlbelet 1 " story about a bullllghter," wu laced with gyp1y violins and S,:,•n1ah guitars~ A mekld·ramatic scenario featuring a black-enO·sllvor-garbed SpeniJh den.,.,, presented some rore movement on stage. Adlfbbi,g end amlllng were tlao ktplto a mlnifl><lm, except when Danlals referred to Southern rock legends. lynyrd Skynyrd tnd MarlhtN TI>Cklf's Tommy Caldwell, tne latte< honored with "Can't Vou See." a 4etong tune that compelled one f1n t o _ , a fOU<·fOOt·fong, bright Of'llnGI cowboy hat. 11 fn America/' The Jiaten-hete vocats wef'e evlden• COB ensw er to the Ayatollah and tne rest 'of the world. The fomir.or "You lust go and lay your hand on a Pittsburgh Stealer fan" was predictably altered to suit 1110 Bulfalo Bills partisans. Daniele waited until " Texas" t o pull out l>is blessed electric IIddie. The bearded mueleien eppoered more comfort•ble wil_h the instrument, making it .scream on "The Devol Went Down To Georgie," tha firoalsong before the encores' Frauled h0r1eholo dof18led from the bow in submission to Daniel's m•ttery. AI the crowd roared fO< """'· Oo"'el• broke into the onthemlc ''South's GonN Do It AgOin." Slopping lid thtgl\, Donie!• PICltod his riddle fike a gull.,, u sweat d'r,Pf)ed from his whtJkered feet. A •••·parson troupe of Stony Mountain Clog Oa~rs joined the bend lor " Ora,ga Blossom Sl>ltcial." Tha enoroetlc QtJitk·&1eppers 1Jdded hte to the insuumtmtal Jarn tuna, which Included the femlllor " Lend ol 0 1xie" guitar rill. Daniel• then cha,ged pac e with a trio of Goopol songs-"Amating Grato," " How Grell Thou Art," and "Wtll the Circle be Unbroken 7" The Mount • Juhel hvo-men horn settiO!'I and thre-e tigllt~P5flted backup vocek111 JOined the entourage, bflnging the total onstage pooulatlon to 2D Tho shOw reached an orgesmic et<mex, as Daniels shunned the age barrier by standing on his toes and reecltong skyward with hls fiddle. The 44 yeor-old cow boy dtd~'t too.k a day over 43 .. . I -I------· --------· Spedal $1.00 I merge• of man at'd mechine, as I~ as the bend iS as lnteruting os Uttavox. I I I I I I I I .I I I ftom - R•ndy Atlas We'U aUce $1.00 off any regular priced 8 or 12 alice plaaa. Pleaae, oae order per coupon. Good for Dbalng Room, Plc:k•up or Delivery. BEER- WINE- COCKTAILS Mollv Hatchet Ol>ltned the show with thaW herd-driving Southem Influenced rock. Tho Jt~Cb«>vtlle, Fblde natrvas rOifed tlvough • standard Mt of tunu from their thfee 1lt>uma. Dave HIUbek's waffiflQ guitar soloe 't'1rtuatty saved the sat, as \tocalts1 Jimmy Farrar failed to penetrett tf'\e watt of three guitars. MX·80 Sound -Schuper House - October 29 --<'morlca'a Underground Music: hes • m.,.ement going, and n·• alive and welt. resonating out of San Fra:nc.lsco. From New YO<k to loyisiaN to lndOanl to the West Coast. the obocuoe. the demanding and the mun~ talanted have gathered und8t' tnt vartUitd Of San Fron' s Relph Recorda Somewhere between John Cole, Pore Ubu loci the Mothers of Invention uneasily Iaiit a IOIJr·l)loce combo under the heeding MX·BO Sound. Now very Q~icklv forgot thO•• alorementloned lnlluenooo beceU•e Mx.ao has dovefoped a sound-lhat Is 8V8t'Y bot as .,rasl\le oa 1t l1 •gressive. \ e,otertc rock. as an underg~ound, unc:ornpromlc•ns)'mu.sieal Uigh's are. Meny critic:s have pinned some form of "heavy melal 1 Iebei on to M X·80 Personally, it hill me es "rnetalic. vflfy mvtalro." u compatriot Rou Schoenwette< vefted out to me dunng the shOw. It~ an DJI!Jemely sharp, lo<ceful bfa~ roclt'n'roll, capped with an ~"''I vocal ••treo:tTon~ pr,marity the function o f gullarJst/uxophonist'"Aich Stim. Meeked by 1 hug• pair of s unglasses, Stlm llood by h1s microphone, hands restlng comfortably upan gui tar or ••~ . The words jus1 seemed 'to spiU ouc ot his mouth In a 1e r s1~ colllng, mamner. h wea •ather hypnotizing 1f you let i1 be. The re.st the instrumen1s pushed on undaunted o' a...... Dale Soohtea looked li~o • bouncer .. I Blue Oy11er Cult/Sabbath conce<t- powO<house plovtno monoged w•tl> use in the g<a•p of big lllnds. Dave Mehone~ ol the a<rgif\11 ~ ··double druming - loaned away from hiS kit and beat tnem feerlessty, star;rtg off into some outer ,.gion ot the bar. . leed guitariSt ll<uce Ande;son wn the most arrasting musrcren on stage, however. Hts ptayln9 wu· of tt'le , ttnest/fforcest I've heatd any where ~ In 1111Y musical ftetd He molnta1ned ~omplete control over his instrument. unleashing ltghllng leads around rhythmic ettacks that just moy have pushed the sound barrier, F-o r a while the group didn't seem to care about each otner,bUfsU,g out into diffe<ent drrtchons, fightl,g agelnst each other's sounds that somehOw come togetha< bv song·• end. A few tunes hom their recant Out 01 The Tunnell? were mol\ memoreble. providing a more consistent bea1 fa< ~~'"''' donclng. " I Walk Among Tnem"and "Som~y You'll Be King" wera sttoogly·syncllronized a nd Nghl~ ·eharged rock nombe•• - lou• Instruments and their mastOfS rush1ng forward to somo lttrribltt?) once a""'' unknown. MX·80's obsession w ith soc~et y'a pltfaJit- tj-levlston and the cineme-were pttsented In rock~rnauve to the " theme" oong In a humorous, we"'lllayed "Get Smen" and an IQUally entMtainlng v8fslon of " H.Inoween " Both numba<a being C:t lfied by Slim's l og·hofn ... which either formed the melody a< bordtred on free-form ian. ·T here wasn't much of a I I I I I I ·From New York I Tonight! I .. ,........".,..... x;.... -~ at UB Squire J-lall Rathskellar $2 Oc Wings �_ _ _ _ __o,y Judy M. . Ba~glia I was walking throiJgl, the audience aJ the Ultravox concert when some man stopped (ne and slapP.,d me with a backstage pass. "Party five minutes after the show!' he said. "Gee tha.nks.u 1 s aid, thi~klng "I wonder whet I did to The cerebral Warren Cann B aCkstage W lth UltTaVOX ,d Culturatly. the mus~ scene in England 's locldus1er. Economicallv_ it is virtuaUy unfeasible. A, liu( must bo patd on any product generated in England. whether il's a record or a liv~ show. The 83 asseument rate was •ecently ahered. ~w the governmen1 only takes 60 how the band writes- thei-r materiat Nothing unusuar. .. Writing fa a groop effort." he exptainad ... Some1imes I'll sit In the studio and drum for a while . Then they' ll Ithe rest of the band I just build off of that. · percent to 70 percent off the top. Union i dues. miscellaneous taxes.and o:pensos 8 have to be paid . Any remaining money is usually re·1nvested in the band. The\_m~ia is very controiJed. It is hard to e,.&Wthe newspapers as ·'the five weekly publications are highly competitive· • lklnd of like Bullalo radio!. "Television goes olt at hlll PB" 11:00 p.m.- i 2:00a.m. ir you like. " University news.papers offer no help efther- h 's "Every once in a while the band a•gue$ about .something " but it's natutel.'' He ex,plained tha~ they used to have a ku ol problems,but when John Fox lett the group many of the problonts were .. ironed out." Cann is not afraid of self·dlsclost.uu. I don' t krtow .it-t~'s because he likes to talk Bbout h imself. (he didn' t go for conversation but liked to answer inte.lllgent Questions). or because as an artist he cannot afford to shut out..&he outside world. especially when It 's 90 percam- of hrs fe-edback. The cerebral Mr. Cann granted his. undivided attenrion to each questioner. never allowlng e ve contact to ~af'e . He provided - ' udy: ... How come you haven '1 played unpretentious, unadulterated answers. witfJ 11nother band?'' Judy~ "Why don't you do ony more C.anot "' Th~re ~· not room on stage lor a work with Brian Enol" warm·up bsnd. We bsVtm 't gor the Cann: ''Btteausl! wtt don·r like ro repeat money to hire one ro tour wirh us. Wc.t ln/luencsd by Eno, We would leave the studio ond osk Nm to finlsl! a song and rhen it would sound fiktt an Eno song. Ws had; wn·trfl.FJ some of that material rwo years bttfore. u c .;: star ~ joined the conversation he wao havtng will> >oome other fans. They aaked hlm Eno i$ very busy, Also msny l r TUmmer Ultravoxlan-s as the show pro_gressed. It really wosn~ t much of a party bu- 1 did -spot drummer Warren Cann, so 1 freviewen} claimed that we wertJ otle.d y· ~~~i:ll$~~~~~~~f~:·~·;·eng••nd ~"- ..:..::....~~~.=::......:::=.=:...=..==-....::....=...=:::....::.-=.::....:.--=:::.=:~~- js the rock'n'roll promised land. England is no Meece- Only a smaff hendfull of bands make it there. A common misconception is that you play 8 fi!!W times In England and suddenly you're a deserve that." l was surprised at mv __...,.fortune and I grew more and more ......,.. anxious to meet the admirable ours~/Ves, l soc•al environment is COI"'eerned, vou put allthot we msko back in to I he bsnd. Local bands usually get the positions b~C6U$tl ths ptomOI8f3 IIIII t/H!/r relstfves .... We MVe.r Wtlrm-up for anyone else becauS~J it ts nor fllir ro us. H Born In VBI'COV\Ier. Caon: .. want to where the Ideas were" and is now • ' Hair co-m es to UB Let t h e sun s h ine - -- - - - - --------- -.»YNancy l evine Long and flowing, or short and sasy. h really doesn' t maller how you l1k e your hait.,.but there's a possibility that you'll really like thJs H81r, a production c oming your way on November 1 2- 16 at the Katharine Cornell Theater. The show itself was chosen lor a variety ot rea,5008- It seemed to be a ravorite among pfoducers Bruce Grossman. Oougla$ M•tler and Scou ~lver . Grace Marker, the director of the show add &d. ..Hair is e'Xtrem6ty relevant to things.that are going on today. Tl)o anitudes and behaViO<S of the 19 60' s are coming back. I feel the audience wHI really be able to relate to the play's me-aning." The mgani z.atlon of the east mcmbMs acts as an lodepef'dent group. (In other words, they are not affifiated with College 8.1The funds were obtained porsonanv by tho show· I producers Grossman. MiHer and Silver. and totaled $1500. Alth~ugh Grossman and Mille• also produced last year' s Sexual Perv•rsity in ChicBf/0 and lost money. they were wilting to uv again...The only reason we lost money on last year' • show was because ~e made the mistake of sc:hedullng lhe performances during fmal$ waH ... They felt "Hair': is ·a mor-: widely acelallned show whl<:h should clefinlt!My attract 8' larglf audle11ee ... In a<der to use !htll<atharine Cornell Theatle. you must ba sponsored by a profenor. In this cau. the group hes the support of Oere~ c.mball, acting head of the Theater Oepanmont. Membets of the cast are going to receive credit from lho Theater Oepanment for doing the show. but weren't l nformod of thi s until after ca'ting was set . This· credit tncentive. acts as a rewarding outcome for many hard working people Involved with the show. Markert. noted that ·•e\'8fything th'8t goes on ts iou,rp(eted by the director, which m6a.n s quite a bit ot responsibmty for me. M'y phone doesn't stop ringmg. and my room Is filled with prop material. . . If h wasn't tor 'tho eredlt I don't think I'd be involved With "Heir.·· Marsh an Kass. the stoge manager and publ(dty man felt differently. " Because ! am a member of the ploduction S18ff I don't roceive eredlt and I'm doing the show limply because t enjoy theater... Nobody sees a profh because nobody gats paid. The $1 500 is retl.lmed to the producers and a ny othw money received from advertising or c;cket receipts win be used t01 next y·aar' s show. The east has really beer'\ working herd these past lew weeks and is PfOlty eonf"\dent that the ahow ia going to be a suecesa. Usa Galvin, who wlll be playing the foma la lelid, knows that the' show will be fantastle. ··When we first 111J111ed ltherJ41s tPe cast eonslatad of 24 strangers; now we' ve -'l. becQme a very dOJely knit family. Toge ther, this, show Is going to be sensationol. Get youroelf a tidcet, 111'\ioy yourulf. eod " let the sun shine in" November 12- 15 ot 8 p.m. or November 16 at 3 p.m. Tlellata can be picked up nthe Squire Tlcket omca, $3 for s tudents and ... for non· students. .sJ~not the same cultute as the United States. So what happens w hen a moe diVerse band comes to the United States? "PI!Ople In the South hdvo neve• been exposed to Uhravo.x. They ' ve only got Rush, U Top, ete. Thov e~pect us to conside!ed ~glish mliSJclan. 8vt he warned that~land ls not nearly as glorlous as it is lho\Jght lObeAmericans are greatly misled. The English aoene Ia dead. Notolng is ' happening afld the Britons are S'&arching for something -anything. lAnd ye$. all you die·h3tds .l Punk I• " oornpletaly deed."' Amerioa.n.s }u$t don' t under.stnd the Eoglls.h culture. "'n England you on'v 51>eak tile same la11guage bv\ es fer es a Taxi ~tops Last f'riday evening some people h!tard a good jazz concert.. The sil( member progreuive IOZI group ' 'Taxi" gave a very Impressive performance In the Kath8flne Cornell Theater. This bend frequents area bars, notably Peppers, Gabriels Gate. Hetrick Lounge and Oavlo's, and is we.!L worth seeing. Their music- is innovative and axpras.slve. thoir dyn11mics e,xcit.ing and their individual s1yles complimenl each other by rmain1ng theh distinctiveness. A sax. a bass. a lead guitar and an electric piano loin wlc" two percuss,onlsts for a provocative sound in ]au. This is a band which does new music. writang l ts own SOt.Jnd as welt as offering some standard )a1:z favorites. Local bands may rai se suspicion in the minds of 50me musical coonols$eures, bU1 hnve a bass guitar, twn guitars, a drum kit, ar\d sklnr'Y t'es. Then they see w har we've got and n' s all so weird to tht!'m. The only form of exposure w e have is by 'word of mouth. But in large ci• • such as BuffaJo orOel.roft. the peoph1'nav·e had the eaposwe and there we're not considered ' weird' but 'innovative.' Our innovative M~r. Cann talked with us so tong 1hat only a few guests remained. The exhausted drummer politely and directly excused hfmself. stal ing ""the reason why I had come here was to ~av -$pace Invaders." leaving me to 5craWI all that I coutd remember QO some note paper. at Ellicott ;'Texl'' disprove.s ttwi $lefeotype:. This is not imitation M angione, althOugh " Ta•i.. d08$ expJess ltle disco fnfluence In Jazz. that Mangione has picked up on. Neverthetess. there is a vibran1 pulse to thotr rnv$1c whict'l sets "'Taxi.. off from the average local band. Fresh and e-.~tperirnenlal. they dare to be oew... AI tea.st once a ~they crea1e a storm of elevation w i th fheir music, ltfting the listerner from fljs chair and lnto their sound. It 11 you wanl to henr exching ian1iktt this. To:ci''is the: group to catch . -Betsy Floche Frid~ys show, was :sponS<Jrod by thB Blsclr MouniBif!l/ Rm 355 Squire Hall Monday • Friday 9am · 5pm ~a~t~~g~tla~ .- ··-' .. �©prodigal sun ~ I Playhouse growing pains j No w lne or roses fior lrv ! i_ 'f Jobn Laplan~~ was not Ozzl e - H~rrlflt. But. h .sure was depressing. Allhough blllecl n a tomedy..Uma. ' The Subject z: wao Rosel' connot be conlidored ,._ whimolcal or light In any SOMa. Ooat.ng ~ wllh the three days following the retum o f o W()(ld WM II veteran to his middle· ellis l.r!fltl fam ily ...The Subject wac F\osea delves- into the ~elatlonahlps i It IU<O botwoan an ove~protoouove mother. her ~Migeront h\fSbeQd and t!"'lr son caught tn tt\1 web of a not t oo dJStlot ~est. No m~uar t\ow deep 01 mea_rwngful I he productoon pretended to be. flows ore evident. The plot seemed to leove too many loose strings. faaong to inform tho audience of the import•nee ot some Kt•ons ana the symbolism of others The acun; was- marted by shoddy emot.onat displays {more ~s were heard from the viewers when the father and son c ried e nd embraced each othor tMn wore sighs ot so•Tow). Incorrect interpretation of dlologue (Marilyn Me,delsotln was ospecially a culprit. consistently omQhulzlng the wrong words! and the ~ed ot the blond play was a ""'•IV vocat eldefty ledy and her meekly agreeing hualw>d. Sometomes it seems stat IMt her utterances. heard tlvougl>out the 75 -.at theotor, ocN>ed tnose of the laughtng!y agreeing o~. Since most of tho play centered around the t.itchen oofloo w as deflnatoty a centerpiece' dUring tho Cloatys' ~It chen escapJldes. I .. They suro drink a lot of coffee up there,·· aha said, much to tha chagrin of her neighbota.) The set, consisting ot the kitchen and living room, was sm.aiJ, vet made good use of the limfted .space h occ~ied. E ,...... d~ look •• 0 19 H - . veryt. - .., N ~• house/l()ld- No rofrigerot~s here. IUS1 a Frtg;dare. No p.r•mllde rrwxH that tum Into a contil'lenliJ bfeakfllt wtw;n vov add ~ater. oofv a km~y weffl&:~ eoostl1utes the Cleary 1 extenstve a~pli~~ collec1ton. ~ ~ty thing • moSSlng IS Lucv Rlcordo oollong for Etllol Me-rtz: out the w indow. chsgusungly flagrent assautt on the oudr...ee·o ears by the phcny l<i$11 occ:ems of John C1oaty (ployed by Jom Mohtl ond hi$ wife Nett.ie {flloved by M.ndolsonl . It seemed at timH theY were more worried 1bout ma•nta.ntng the oll0<1sive Inflection- ospociallv slnco thare 1s no mention that either one ts from hal!nd - tha.n conoontrcning on onaracter development. Pent up tmodons Despite a~ ltl shortcomings. the ploy did exhume the lmoge of tho \940s. The beginnmg overture W IS devoted to big band• 011 musoc:. ond tho clothing and ~·of the choreotoro gave off e POst·W0<1d Wor II our e. ohhough the plot did not. There wore glimpses of mother versus son, wife agalnit husband, mother and SOI'I banting lather, and father and c hltd warring with mother. That. however, wu the problem. Too ' Unlquoclientole Unforlut\lte•v. taktnted dlrect01 DOJek Cem!>bell fob t.o gill$ \M . - . a p r - VIewpoint ol the Cloary' s, corn"""ltfty etouding any •ntetpretetlons by Changing tho tone chong• ond hevong tht c~~ ters behave 4n en Uf\t'X.POCted woy Perhaps •he most enoourag•no aspect ot the play was the evident lmptovomem o f The Playhouse Theauo. an ombltlov• effort of the Buffalo theatre district ren~11ance headed by television anchorman lrv Weinstein. Unhlte during tho fKlt production, no dodging betwMn ocoffo4ds or excusing yourself to t ho peint·encrusted COt\Stfuct.on W<M'klr was necessary. On. thing specsa~ to The PloYhouoe •• the unique cloentele lhet seem to contllluolty frequent the productloos. A country club attflOSI>Mro is evident and llltenlng to the audlen« Is for the ootsldtr. as much fun- as watching tho ..oroduetior.. An.d '"The Subject waa Rotts .. wN no exceptio<>. Tho Sl.sters. · ..The Subject w as Roses.. tS " diueotlon ot a lomity. It focused "" the pent- emotiono built be""oen a typcll family meeting on e.,r_clinaty oituation. ~. unlilce lhet r~tnt motion picture. it la1ts although the Cleatys seem at time to be headed towards aell~destruction, vou don't care because they seemingly asked f()( it . For the most port, tho production was a disappointment. But, to pln blame Of'l one aspect rs redundant. Everyone from the Hglltmen Cwho con&i-stently milled their cues~ tumlng tho lights VP during scene changes. thus oxpoo«>g rho - "'""' to the acoustics (two averege oize stereo $pe.oltorsl contributed to t ho tot.~ overall poorness of the production. It's too bod t hat " The Subject was Roses" debuted at a tlmo When The Playhouse I • ttylng to get its f.iet on the ground. If productions like this oomlnue. the marque moy teed .. Tho SUbject i• Survival... - many ptots, too few e.M:planetions. It was hke Ordinary People meot the Andrew UNCOLN PARK MO'Ifl •'Yo" ' ltey ~ o Gomlorl" • 10% OISCOUt&T WlTHTHISAD •ra NbT COCCTAJL n ME:. F..t~ ... ttw •1110Ut ptittonMtS af WANTI;D ,_ Mandatory informational m eetin g-attend one of the foJ,JoWiJ!I: MoNDA-Y, Nov. lOt&· 7 • 8,.. TutsDAv, Nov. 11m- 'u;30 -1~30 '"' WED~Av, Nov. 12TH~ 11 - 12, .12 - 1 rw Raom 334 -Squire Hall poa~.!:-"oMnta~~tloft .,.;:z;:oue u.c-1c• .,.,.._., 1 ,.1 FIHI ~ 1'&- CliC:t:oot Hl>$1. $k;CIIM;t Attn•'• new ,._, tNt *Itt rvn 11 tt'lot UW•W. WM" Hoftmber ath. A eo·n fused 'Cuckoo_ _ __ _ _ _ _ by lktay Flec!M There fo s omething very wrong If a play th3t ie intonded to be dluy with tragedy ond comedy fails 10 paclt o punch. OM flew Ovv 1M Cuckoo's N•sr, by Dale Wassorman, is ttt In e m6nttl Institution end is f)Oopled with emotlontlly COIIfUIO<l neurotics a nd e loud·mouted " gembllng tool;" now , What's so moodane ebout thot1 . Part of the problem, I think, rests In tho ploy itself. There seems t o hove boon some conhniof'\ in W•sserman·a own mind: he hel written him.solf Into en ln.sthution end he can't seem to get himself out. Once he has put those poopje hero end identified with U.e lr problonu, there Is no place for them to go . In an e lton to save the audionc:e' a 'rltera:st. a surreatistk:. cericetUtit1ic nurse Is Introduced to tiCI as Of)f)rossb> In tho ploy. Wouormen assembles al of these w ith • .. Modern Man ... something of 1 variation "" tho Wold Man mythic mot l{ which hos been trtlnslated into .. Mocho" in our eodety, Aa a last ruortlt ...ms, he thon tocka on tho CtvisHiguro Idea. ell of which leaves yuu, In "lfoct, with a pretty milled bag lull of gob • Ultlmotely this play has vety lltde to do with dl11Ufbed people and ltlelr prob*ns. Wusermon does not choose to axplcwe Harding ()( Billy Bibbitt; ow knowledge of tho chtroctii<O remains "'PP<ficlaf roo!ly. In I oct. this ploy doesn't need to be Mt in • mentol lllrt.itution at ol. It COUld be In oconcentrotlon c:.mp. or in o f)riaon: those f)OOplo could be plantotion olovot and It would atllt jvst be a ploy, another gimmick. T1>11 is proponglndo bec6Uso thore la no conffi~t of the oudronca •a loyaltl<tt at ""Y limo. We know wflo Waaaerman wents u.s- to root fCH: we k,N,w wt-.ere our sympet:tMa are IUf)f)OiedtoWa. ~ - a,., ......... There fa e problem ln till"' a1t ot the dr.motle tonoion must oriN from tho choroctort "" the ~. The mlnvto the play doQenetlltes into a Mci\IIUfPhv· Retched shoot·out. it iJ • two·f)Oroon pley. Tho fact thot ~tchod and MoMVIf)h'f tto almost nevor on 11100 together, theref«e. moltn for conslderetM ...,_..,...., Chiel 8rOMdon ~,; olOQI\lfy broedor. , _ . ooclologica! a¥onue of " ' - lNn the others, but bMidea being...,.,..., hi$~ don't ' lt>t other jleof)le' o storito or for mud> In the wey of comroclorlo. Colloillettl ~ Is novor .....,.to ~-. ' Milcba Petrow h. pec:kaged INs ploy * y.y nicely. '""' fa frigllttlf)lngly 8rlllllstdc: the~.., II1UIIc- ...... lnspired (eleetronJc orgen tonditioos Of musical comedy songo tlko .. Getting To Know You .. end " I :Hhitlle A Happy Tune" ). Davey Morfifi,Jones moy be blamed lor not molting much of whatevOJ humor Wossormon hot left us with, os w e~ as lor ellowlng evetyone, except Ch.ef Bromden. to bobble their lines by rot e. OK. the ploy may be none too good. but the IC\ors con 11 ~1 soy modic;oro Unes u if they wore referring to something spec;rrc. Jack ColltJ<d, u HIJ<dlng. was conspicuously guilty of this recitotiva tone, primarily bocauso he had so much I<> work with. Harding, It could be 11gued. is tho mealiest role in the play. Ybu didn•t c.re, actually. about •"2.f..,.. these people, including lliUy Blbbltt and R.P. Mc:Mulf)hy. There w ao no .UI emotional investment from tha audience Dr. Spivey ICott Schurr! gave us a vorv nice. v"'Y thorough choroctoriutio<r, wi'Mct1 artistic consistency was genutnetv aPPfeeiated. Marlin-Jones Ideo of htvlng Martini climb the watts wu unfOttunete. Unes w ere lost and it only aorved to reinforce our previous notion of Martini ao • eeri<:ature. ~ other of Morffn,Jonea· declslon• proved ev11<1 more de1tlmor1tol to his production, howewer. Nuroe Retched wu not the Of)f)rooaivo ghOUl- might hove been. Stem oho was, Wid IIOSIOSSir1g on fni totlng ,.,.,.., of sf)Oaklng, but one could not roatty unde<stand whet every0<1e woo c~elnOng about. She wo111't, after alt. Vlty CIUef Of maticlouo. Ill whet wos I>OJheps a deilbereto effo<t "" the part o f Morlin·Jonea to downplay ilome of the ontlfeminiom In the ploy. he leoves his productioo up • creek without • paddle. You would be - e d how thle de/lotion of Riltchod'a character con to toke the wind from the taila of this ploy. Esped.Uy WheJt R.P McMurphy (Robert D.......n senl<tt for o flof)f)y and a f)IOUdoblaclt dofl-v otyfe lnoteed of a choracter. lher• wos no rMI tension between the. . t wo. In tho 0<1d, McMurphy·doeo not conquer; Retched. oltctuding her neokbroco, romelllo seemingly UNffcted by the whole ordeal. One hoi the ftellflll that life at the hospital witt go on eo ~1. The uea of the Globelrtmen' theme oong at the end '*"" """"* "'uludictouo. Domol! SMdeor!' e Chief 8rotnden loa lltl>doul porf-.ce. Hlo , . _ , . Vot:af ~ go Mdl9 f.WWivohd by the OCher , _ . of the e..t . He alone ,_given -'*'II of the ' - ' ""' . 8Udietlce lotlged ro Through-ttim we - QiWn- ...... Whloh the ploywriglc, the dit:ec1or, end lhe other tc10rt..-fortho "-'pert. left out. �©prodigal sun ! B.E.R.T. : "We are the theatre district" - - - - - - - - - - - - 'by Rick S zykow ny One olthe Qftlttl1 a~gvmemi tat outlaw,ng thoR gt.nt Ytde:O .$Cieens found '" bars •• the existence of Clrp StTilth. Tt.ere ia nothing to matd\ the unoarailelled savagery 9l being lr&J)pod 1n a pteco Where the,e Is a fivo·foot~uon of Clip Smith's .,Dad beam•ng away benefictenttv '" one comtH. QPftwlng out atrocious pUf'l$ -and grHlorng Inca a tobotomltttd boave,. Aa Mlsnoh Kun z would' \"e observed. "The ho,or. . . rhe ho, o•. " I mention thlo only rn pesslng. s.nce the thought occurred to me •• t S81 Jtauno at Clip Smilt\ on the vtdeo scretm of the Con11non11l RnHJurant , awaiting the start of rne 1(/d- the Hll16t cndea-or ot the Buffalo e.poltmemal Repertorv Theate, BERT 11 a fledglrng organrz•11on devoted to breakrng 500l8 ru1u of rheitrkM conventtOn and gafMifa•·v e><Dand"''J tl>o I>Oromettra of theatre in Buft.rlo. It wu estabftshed 11'1 the s~ of 1N1 ve"'. and.. already W'l rta t>•• womenlol~ and guns down • ci<cuit judg. end one of palrons, ollto the noisy oppr~ol ol thio oeoplt '" the bat. E"entu&~Y the Slterill atrilles on the oc:ene, and purely by too~ shoots and kills the Ktd. The play t hen shifts gears aoc beoomeo a •••donie c:ondemnetJon of the way the west was won, of the hyplk:nlically vicious a ttlludes of lt\e ptone•r• and the way they dtove the Indians from the lend lhe Shftltlf ond the t nwnsfolk begin to remini.see about thct "good ol' dave.~> and a flalhback shows the.m trapped '" e wagonrrarn which is boing boslegod by tholndlons. Things look hopektss , and wt.en somebodV ouggests proving to . the lD<d, the Sner~f IHponds. " No. • we eltotdy have • he1p to thank Htm fOf. what wnh chen Coh revotvtfos and W~~><hMter rifles end all." Thev hit uoon tho plan of tying dynamite to lhe buuilldslhattN! lnell""s u1e1n the• tnbal r•tua1s, to ...$hOw them the futiltty of anew he•tMn SVC>e<llltlons. " The lndlaf's ore blown to lvnQdom come. end the Shertll and hlo lrlend$ celebrate t ' - tnurnoh " Whit Ci\enc:e do these dumb. rn!klucl uvages have," ""'one. " 1103•nst Ctvlstlan gef'eft..rnen1" disc ,oc~ev Boon J . Wilker does • noca job u the noploss go ~ Sl1entf, even lhouoh tus rde •• the abffH1 and tea51 :, humo.ous of the play. And spec.!ll mentlon must go to o Anette M oslows16. J..,n Enen Murphy and Jean EMen g MufPhy and LOts Lynne Saue. the thrH ''Belles' ' - besides i •ddlng 1mmeDNratrrv to the 'l'liUII aspect o' the ptay , (whoops - oyo$'T6il;ng sexlstlt t~••• thtowowav gestures l and eso•e.$l'ons Uooktno boted, twtoging from whiskey ;: bottl&s, devouring the Kid w•th th<tif oycs) are a rool treasure uove of subtjety. ~ g T• k• dlancn I talked with Annene Maslowski. John K~ses and _: dtreeto< Russ Vac.,tl aher the sl>ow. and found them ~ br.,mlng With entn.,..asm about tne prospects ol BEAT. " We've dOne what a kn of other people tuivt!ft't been IbN 10 do." Annette ooonted 001 " We've !><ought .notner &how lo the Theater O.fltict W..,• the Thea ret District.·· 8asicaly. we' ro loc:*ing to gtVI 1 shot tn the ilfm to youthful c.teet, It has ptMented two ohe~ itCt c;omedta, Bullato Theate<,'• odtled John " A lot of"""~" rake oil 8o)t IHtd Co11. a<\CI Cll•~r Mu:w:, both at the Oeleworo fOJ New VoA. City, starve ttMHe for tour ve••· then come SU@et Hoflday..fnn, .as wet~ as Th• Fessr at Bulfa\o State bock and wO<klng at the 0\evy ~ant . feel thll Coatege' a OkS Oued. The., newest LWod~t.k»n b betng Troa.surt uove we can do It here. ~ besk:fe:s. I don•t want 10 wQI'i( et the presented as en ovemng of d1Me-r theaue at the Now that he hos killed tt\e Kid, howe""'. the Stltrlll Chevv plll\t." Cominental Rus1ouom1 oo frankhn Street As Dnector'•nds that t~ townspeople are uea1ing h1m dlftotanllv. " I don't want 10 wo,k .,, tt'e Chevy ~ 1 m enhe,," Rvss Vec.erul pul tt, ..::JM h&d the dtflner ~ lt'ley Thoy trV dtossii'IO him up with the Kid's hat and p!llll4S. Annette put ln b<tqhtly. needed the theaufr " and h11 plea1 ihat there is no such thing as the faa'e" gu" ,, the west fall on deat c ats . When his' gun accidentally "T~~ w""!e cast doesn jt wan.t, to work at tha Chevy goes ott and he inadve(ently kills his deputy. thing~ ttort plant , Ausself concluda,d wtyly We wanr to bt1ng to a.n Le vola of t oadying turning ugly, as the tow nspeople inllst thot the Ktd hes I ~od!en,fe rhe 'Jpe~~l dmnet the,a "e that thov would~ t The olay luelf lo dlfllcult 10 ptgeonhole Into any ono rtHu(ned , The pJay ends with a nasty donoumen1 wotthy orma 'f see. hete 5 8 lot of fl'Pf"' •r1d A Chulvs Lme panreoJar tatogo'¥· Q,igtnaHy a ,adio play by Roban of Hlrotn Plntat, a nighttna,e gone befse.rk, the .ttoge g~~~ ai~nd- we teet th•t were ofter.ng .somethtng Coover which the nwtmbo's ot BERT tftmmed down and covlrttO with bodle• and the unbellev•ng Shenft l&d oft by d e em. adaOted tor lhe 11ago. Th• Kid starts ofl as a sooot of ell ~.s for-mer crootes to be hanged. lhete a1e 1 l1w songs Whtch 1s an accurate Q\lay to suo up TM Kid. II thev can those 'ontf\ Strg'o Leon spagheni westerns that Clint IPftnlded '" Mre and the,e, but t thin« thet 1M_r.erm Su«nnunt two verv reaJ obstact.1- 1 mflt1ge' bu()get at'd Eas1wood churned out at the begh\t'!W\Q of hie car~ " muSICII comtKty" does this play an lt\jUStice. ~... v1nu.atf't not~nlstef't prus co.,e-age- 6e:f'\ ShOw$ a lOt II"' Kod os • I>Mdi>Onen. hysutnous 51 ranger ~ mto town and .ns.,.rts tnt g~eijy w.ttes.s townsfotlt to • The -'""""""es are all efljoyably c:ampy. from JOI\n pronitM lo< the future of dramoln Bulfalo They mev tack KkNse&" dM!se Frenchman wrth tM outlandJs.h .cc:e.nt, to po~oles5f0081rsm . bul rhev PG$MU .someth..-,g tnftftftely new tevets of toa<IVInQ He wnhe.rs them under h•s harG Russ V.c•nt~'s nebbishy deputy. Bernard Rice put-s m • more prectOOS - that c;ena.n sowt, 1h.i1 .,.amtktion o1lt\od UI\V•e;dong gtere. • 1\alf smo~e(l clwfoot ciamped f•mly "' doe! pertor~n<e as the ot>sequodou$ b<lrlet>der and a 1.-e one<gy lltld w~ltng!\en to to~e Cl'loneos whoeh 11 cruttalto h•s ,aw and hatdlv apet"-.s- a w01d. e\ceol an CK~at brellhlnQ J)Jeacher. and Ft~o Vtgdante ptavs mo K~ -any fVpe of arttSt &nd wt\tCh m•~e s (lofOif!U:10flals OlJI ol "ytppee YIPC)el Vl't' " W1 the COUf'SC of hrs bnet $ll'f ho p.stot wn,os th-e bonrooder , hat h1s way with tht! wtth e del.' ~rmse of lnsouaance and contempt WPHO wmateun end._., We t•"·'-'"· ~·~~~~s~sssss~•~~~-~~~~ss~ss~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~) sudden impulses LIVE COMPUTER MUSIC by UUAB CofhtohO'IH Commlnoe ptes.ant.s Chria Smith., In wn eveoing of acousdc guitar mus1c tomorrow at 8:30 p.m . in Saulre Hefl Raths.kellat. Smither. • yitted tongwrhM •nd t nlltrpr~ter . d1ews on blues. folk. ond rock 'n ' roll for his w;de .;ranging materi&l nckeu ate $ 1 SO '"' nucleoli and $ 2 00 '"' non-students. Bulfeto's own Ronte foater-cuuenttv playtng keyboeteSt wr•h George a.n.on - loins forces w1th ,au t'f\Jm()eter &KtriOfdiMIN'• Jlmmy Oww tn a ,_,.fn lor lOCal tau leg<lnd suophon!tt Johtl "Spklet" Matlin Sunday at 1 p.m . in the SQultt F'lilrno<e Roo<n. Open.ng 1110 l<>osoly Tight . U>e Ron Corsaro Big 8and and Eaistlng R...IY Tho Fest. a New Band bol\d from New York City, ploys tl>o SQu,ro Rat~s~eller tonlghC at 10 p .m. Opening ore tho Toya . Some of the atea'a best acoustiC musle1ans WiU perfOfm 1 tMt-Mftl concen at the Cemrel Park Gritl on Sunday. Novembct 9 betwllfl the hours of 4 p.m 1nd 7 p m . John ll<ady. Phil OO!oo. Polio MliNgan. Chatlle O'f'leUt, Win,.n SchMIIkpf, l(a t hY Moriarty and tho Stompers are gewno togothOf to (I!Se funds fo, the purchase of now snow vlow for Dovrd Wallter. Wolker, laid olt 11om his job at Betnlal\em Steel, no Ionge• Q\J&IIfies tor unemployment 1f\5Utanc.a . He invest~ the: tatt of hls funds on a snowp&ow 1n order to -start a snowptowmg buslnou to support nts w•fe and lour c:Mdren. There w iH be baited goods ond coffee 101 sale tnd CPG' s """be donating part of thetr proOts to• tne cause Admtnlon win ~ S I . 50 at the doo< PETER AllEN _.. ..,.. ,.. __ Mwy SntoaRoam fckrtson'*-11 r.---.. " '-" ,..""'*'..,.,~....., 111 ~ • 4 , _ ,._.,M(,.,._ Si.ITMii»'t• MI f r&S. . . . . . . , . . . . , . NOVEMBER 20th UNCLE SAMSJ2525 Walden THIN LIZZY Td.HJ lif Gt s.to ft4 MM IHIUNU;o. ..NOVEMBER 25th llNClE SAMS/2525 W- " Buff.'' e new flte.-ry megaz.iM soon-ed by the Edword H ~tlef Choir. Is look"'!~ lot ertlsttt oontributioo•· "'Bull " Is the olhc:lol magatine of the C.-eet•v• Wonng Oepanment. but contttbultOM by everyone will be considered S!!nd to "Bull.'' Deoortm.,.t of English, WE BESTER BUXX . . . . . . .. The Hembutg Wtllo Theater will open Its 33rd season with Ono Flew O"er The Cuc:~ooo Nasi. under the dlroction of M ag Oallmenfl. on N~embef 7 , 8, 1 4. and 15. at8:30 p.m . Tttkets fi<O $3.'or edufta, $2 SO to< studenls. end a f .50 dlscounr on PfO•eolo loc:hta. For t.,.;hfl< lnformalion <ell 8eny Davidson at 6 49-2786. 355 Squire Hall, MSC 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday Albright-K]tox Arc Gallery ~Mllsi<Hol's Southern rock meets Engtrsh blues as the Ou11ows jam Foghot and tt\e Johnny Vat1 ZMdl Band fn e w•ld and woolly trrpte boH Thurldoy. Novembef I 3 In lhe Momo<•tl Aucf;tOI•um· 306 Clemens Hell. Amh01st Campus. Bullelo 14260. Oaodlrn<l •• November I 0. Chadabe and Spiegel SEM ENSEMBLE MAX wit~ , _ , &. 0.. Sot ,.. .... U4l.U.. 5.910. .- ~,_ ...,._. n.., f<"(t ...... Jirott;t ,.,., , ( , . .,. f~nl-...... -• • • •~1 SUNDAY, NOV. 9th, 8t30 pm Students - $1.00, Gene ral Adm. $3 �= I.Malijl, Ambl•nt 3 : D11y of Rlldi11nc11, f. (E.G . RecordsHdtstribut ed by . • JllfTI RIICords) .i! Plclure the ..mple elegance or the ~ rnom~ng <lew ralrocting the suolight of e & r>e'O' day. 01' the molodlc shimmer of the ~ l i ~ - f i - sun on 1 - t lake. lmeglne how beiMthA theM lights would !lqiH>d if ~:!,~!':~::,o;~r:1~~=~ :w third In • serieo of AmlNM>r releases -IO<med a nd/or produced by Brion Eno, well· known Avantg.,dtst and SWdoo ~ rtlegiclan. Tho mu.Jicel content of -tfit album was wri uen and performed by ~. L.eraajl. entirely on his 36·string chorded ~ "lither (autoherpl, with the ·e xception o f a VlfV ~mlted amattering ol woodlih: • per-cuaa.lve tour'lds and equally rare and ~ aubtte Eno av.ntheslzet patches . The 1lbum Is soothing, eiiTIO$t dream1ike due 10 the inherent Qu.&~tJ es of 1he eutohatp h Is ptayed by strolting the strtng• w ith 1 f eethef oudl or fKlgM'IiPs. or bv pjuck>ng IS0111ed strings tndrvtduolly L.eru,i careues the enstu.efT'•m end PfOduces lonH y,h~ soem to Uow btck and lonh fike water .,advanc:mg ....... end ret,eatmg-weve.s on a ThJI effec-t 11 enhanced by a htTutect PfOCeiiJng of the •ns.njrnent's sound by Eno e•thet bo; ehanneling n through a verv s low ap.d.JQ-.4' key pf'\•se sh•her, Of Dy teed•"g poru o f the mus•c Into his long oertec1ed dmlavwd echo vv.stem. Bv us•ng ttlll technique, !Arqji Is tb4e to ploy • very intrlcltt penern on Ns eutol>"'l> thot whl nfpolt itself. lntatt; .,., wllll• tho pettorn contlnuu ond t>eg;na to slowly declly, he etn pjov different patterns or tones to layer over hil origln<ll. This technique dilfm from atlaight mufti· triCking In thei - Litaoji can OCC<>ftjC)inY himsetf - tNtlf'ltaneou51v evet"~ in a live !*IO<m.,.,. lltuatlon, J®nding lilce m~ny people cruiOtng aw ay on eutohllrps et t h e - tlmo. The concept of the Ambi•nt senes was introduced by Eno In 1978. It's basic p<emfse eentero on the Idea that all rooms have an Inherent and dtatJnctive .sound Wh~ch aeems to emanate from nowhere end yet be overywh01o. 1n ,olhar w ord.s. an ambient sOilnd. So why not crea1eeome very komogeneous, nonaggresalve musk: to be inserted ih Welter S teeling Wlllter Steding(~d Star) (distributed by Jem Records/ 1 flrot heard this 11bum wrth a friend of mlrte ehor pul(ing an oU-nighter and, I must admit thlr. then. I atmcm could not handle h. lhit llbum lo nothing less ttlan hl<d-co<o. Stodtng pllys electric violin through o homtmede effects box which he keepo stropped t o his warst. I s uppose thll you ccrvtd Iobei 11111 album -if thet is peulble-u t vtnt gerGe punk. It l• on atbuni of t JCirom... There are cuts that ate semi·reslfeined •nd others that are dlssonent enough to !"•ke ~ef4he most progressl•e flotenet wine._ Stedlng's vot1l1 are e>itemaley punkosquo. Fo' e•amplo, on side two oi ~he album, on I 59ng called "Face" he slngs·" l thought thet I could d<e. I looked ,;,.·!J.!":' mUSICBflt\' a nd IXC:IIItnent , With the of rece nt yeera, Who has a finely honed ond dlotlnctl•e style of fyr!cal composition. However, it is not as conceptually 01' muSte<tlly tHilkant and •nnovative as Itt pred&eessor. Bowie t\as been ~round meklng musk: for a lollg tome, Evor aince 1 968'• Sp.ce Oddity he has b<11n 1 alngedaongwritor to be rockoned with. Ho hu consistently !with tho ucoptlon o f the abysmal You"9 Amorlc•n•tgiven tl>t record buying public muslc with eesthetlc ouglnality and soltd themtttc loundotlont. His songs are not s:traight narrattve t ~ttur~s, creating narrttlvl Qu-'rtv thrOUQtl the u.ce 6f cf.soetate lrneges. Bowie~ ptva- that tllllll or ICCOI'd wnh one anothe< to IO<m a tot II thematic Ufllt, In 5cMy AbulltSBowie is at hlo belt lyrrellly. "h'$ No G.,..., "o song in two pansll»g.nning aNI ending with ttle 11bum)- wM a J _ . trln$latlon, is one of the etroogest cuts on t11e ofbom. It 1s mutlcally Very-dense, thanl<s no doubt to co'conopirator A<iben Fripp.. This ot~e uses of the most imeresting 10und effects Imaginable. For instlnce, the to~ opeed (o tsmpered wltl't to..rrlvo It a very haunting end lntenM melody. The lyriQ are tYpically Bowle : "Sllhouettes tnd - · WBtch the rwolutlon/No mote free steps to -lnl.lust wllky-tllky heaven or hell'thiJuot bog heads .,., dlumo·full Bow11 IPied ~ It's no ll"r\8· '' Bow i e - - · - rigll1 O<AM'd conc;epliono- tie jwf- to~ witl't ~ thtit st8t. . llle ~ --- _._.....tho_.. ~·-.t.tr---­ suppalllion. In thla w.y .,.. ........ lmPNIIiona ....... .......,...... ....,.. .........._.. '-:..,_,..Ill "" ...........llkedwfrl. ...... ,......... tho..., tiNI.....with the ......,....,.,..... on f ......... "falhlan" ..- - --I • · sA-.? rs UJ?w deal• wnh tllo IIUbcolture thlt de1ermines tht rapodly cllongrng ancl ill-deftned lads and ntuols thll beg c.,.. eoniO<m~y. "TtMinlgo Wild t.le" deals with the sewch for, lnd ollmtnltl<>n of. c:ertain moral• end behe"lors. A coupje ("l!'s No Game," ' 'Kingdon Come"! concern the pooafb.lltru of the tlfects Open wornng cult urea. And • very elegant " Ashes to Ashes;; seems to be a continuation ot one of hit firot "hh songt" $/)fee.. Oikltly. AI 1t turns out, Major Tom' s e Junkie. The album lo oboUt c urrent cultural I)OI)<Jiorltlea endmoru. It ol(j)lorea the tlliltentlef n11ura of our w...td with a style 10m1wt>ere btJrwe«< the " poycltedelic &lxt1u" and the new wove senslbilrtlts, yet compeHd ent•ely of neithe<. Bowie dtca SctNY Monster.< ic a ..,..,.,. irldeplndem lrtill who has ""' '!laturrty end dty to buold from Ns own choracterlatlc lt)'le. - 5c<111 Otxobilllll S.C.ot Affllif. Glory Boys,(Sire l T"hete Itt " Oayt or Change." llme for 1 new dance:· A~tlon." " It'~ '''*..Time For s..,.al ,t.flalt, Fngtond'a broil> new "mod" outfit, Is leedlng the peck or 1 rock 'n' roll and ltyllsh voutl> fYlPVemMt , " We're the new t1shlon kinoo. ice cold stere end Clothelao nu.tiW~ve sein ttoe citrt(er ~ of life," tnolats 2D·year old vocwt.,., songwyiter ot the four, - - . , . . 5-piece gang. He is aloo -v Mrioua. • Fot " - wilo 11m forgonen our " lfted'' roou, •ec.al the midrSO"• rodt ec..,e- the fiCtions of modo .,., puMI tan '-·- "' rotklfa. The rnod - · (Jif tt>at clay - the Who, Klnlto, the SmeN "*'"-~···o..to-... Bul• new ... - wlltt a olorifled Ill ,.........,. - lolllrfOgOflc:e t v fot Hit -glatlng - \. ol.ltld hel ~. '*""-t l o r - - . 1 • determonltlon- .. diraeted to mllnd a world ol tMtr own. ap1rt trom the pe..,ful. hetefol envl<onment theY grew up m: "'YO\.If one way wortd is not mv worki/Don't put me down m try to tell me about my WOfld." "A more recent, •net at umes more obv1ou1. lnfh.tenc.e is the Jam . They ore conolnly a pan of thlo mod.wotld, but they were shuffled Into Britain's punk o~ploolon ol 1976 ·7~ although thev didn't quite Qtasp tho total nihilism espoused by the hard·core pur>ks. "We hate th• pun~ elrte." •nformed Secfet Affairs guharfn Oavld Cairns. Thta umoct'• movement. atong with the Two r011e u1c revival. Is some of tl>e more intaresoing vutlglal music ehOt t!>e welo.o- thlsacond generation of 1970's arreetMa. Musically Secret Allow Is octectric, 111w •nclirteliPI"onc.d· llllented, lnd certainly growing. KHj)lng in lone Wtth mocldlsh lnfluonces. " Shake end Shout" smlldla of Motown; •• doea .. Oon' tl.ocK Down,.. both flavored with Oeve Wwntvop' s 18Jtlt. In "Let Your Heart Oeflca~· tho elements o l R&B 111 clappad into the 6ong in on -excetllont upbeat tempe. Page continue&Nt t een•ga perspectf\les in the C!>O<Us: " let your hellrt dance/1 said thoro ain't no rules/To the dance of IMh/Jutt denc41." Page tlao leta off atoom tlvo.;gh the trvm~t . <MOd -ingfy on this debut lP. His bell l>fiYlng occurs in • duel with Cilltns in the IOCktr " I'm Not Ffee (But I'm ChMp!." • S.C:.tt Alflk IUCCied theY lighl up tNir .,.,_;,.,. wM • lllme of PO- end -ov. ·~ .-nty of room tDf'-·a..-h, ·~ o.nee" or the M l f . - 'fGicwy io¥1:' ~ •• tastimonin to the -eatf· , . . . . _, ...,.,.._, lnd Mlf-eaoem ot best....._. ...,.,,_"New tl>f "mod' ' ~. Thie lllerntliw- w orld l'-"' IPPI!II<S tl>tougtloul tho album·to •ltill{lon. llui no - t~ POir>t of l'lcn.wos.-. E neectte:• ~ Oavld Bowie, Sc11ry M onsters, (RCA! ,n. must"h•ve cfimbed 1 miiNon flights /lhov called OUt,.hat I'm nothing ond t!>ey rocect me to t he strHta / The llght WH cold end brigllt end I c:ou4d feel the heat / I ran around the c::omer end I celled you on the phone I I was going t o oay ' I love you' when the operotor carne on and said: 'Vow tlmt. . . • .rs up " lt' a the kind of song that you ,ust hav• to •xperlence lo fully appteciete. The remainder of the cut s era e blend ol rock and roll, punk and lllleer lnsanfty. Tha htghilQht of the album Is that old Elvis stond·by. " Hound DOQ." This tune is greatl Not only ls Stedlng's ronditton aJmost urueeognlzabhl as the 1950's fa•orlte, but it foetur.. Robert Fripp on ~~ ~~;~";::'.,;~~~ ~"::~ guitar. Together thoy gtt so crazy that tho eong tS almost beyond the scope of vou make m• medde,." These vocal' are perception ot rnoat normet humans. sc:reamed ovet a messy array of di'\Jin$ There er• two ~~ on the album. lnd str~ngled p<ocesood Yiof!n. This tlbum is ••rv obocure, but not one on OICh side " The Dance No. 1. 2, 3" Th s _.bum dol• ha ve some VIJ'IV good \dl'lef~V $0 However. tt is res-ttNed IOf end " Medrtatoon No.1,2" Su<pnsingly P<>tnti. Many ol tllo ctJll are fUit Walter ""'• lndrvlduols who hevo devoteped 1 eno"ijh " The Oonco" ls tha more pfaytng toto - tie doh matlage'lo gel taste for swogrtslfYe new wave. tt is subdued of tha two Netther hes ""V _ , . ve..,. lnteruong sounds out of his violent end 1ggresolva. lnd demands melody, per so, but beth derotitoly violin. The last cut on Sfde one. your euen1ron so h can twist YOU' m'nd posaeu a quahw. a fo•ltng. • subtle " lllnd•ng. " oounds ~ke Jeen Luc Ponty into a convulorng, p~tanold mass of eharac:te' that wov~ be done an injustice playing tl>rough a Space lnvlrlers game , nervu Ali you people out there who are by e mere verbel ducrlptlon. • It gets very biterre. l"" & lway& fook•"9 fOf new music and are Need toss to say. lhts Is en album of Speaklt>g of bllarle. a cut called slightly tWisted Cyou know who you arel supeuor ouelity; not only in content. but • "Subterranean Escepe" really is. It starts try ro find th1t album. It 's deflnhely a With a vory betic elcc-tronte sequence unique oxp"1once . also m c:oncept. It is en in sou_:dSm Frsnli and adds ¥0CIIe: "They \Ook me to t~e - Bill FnlnKt place of thlo ambient ooond ...music wl>k:h cen be 11ther Ostened to or igrlered 11 the ~st&rll't sees fn? grooves_ and frenzies Anyone lucky enough to have gotten hotd o f Oevid 8owle'.s ttt8$1 album Lodgfl hll p<obobiV been t1ungrltv 1w11tlng 1 competa~e ronow'up. WtU in ewe se-nM•• It\8 watt ls oven Bowie h•s reloued • new alt>om And Scar( MM.st<Prsrs 1 llrSI' IIte olbum It combotea ¥8fV Mr'ty Bow• e. w•th htS" iMate lowest l1vel and they turned otf ell ttle O!lhll I ( broke tWtY end lilt lho stairs, I drawn lot the ~Jt_, touches a glory boy, we iook too good lor you/If vou WMV\1 know 'bout us, you oone be ana too,h I'N thin~ ebo.st h . Tllore's def.,ttely room for Hnprovement, but Secret Af1atr tS stfll very young I tviVe e hunch that they w ~ll show signs of maturitY bv their next recording. - r011r Grajfldlt Joanne Brackeen, Ancient Dynasty, !Columbia TappanZeel Onty the dynasty os ancient. Well. lt't Joenne Brackeen s weeping tht loold, lt.nked by longtime associlttl Joe Henderson, Eddie Gcme7 and Jock Oelohnttte: '" lout front , centlt, st•alght lhead on fire. TNt It a betut~UI set The last time I hefl(d Smoltin' Joe thla horwos tllo t..t time he pjayed In tills erea, when Joanne w as his plantst. It's been too lOng, indeed, •lnce the gr ..t tano<moster had a chance to atritch out wide and ~ on on album tho way he does hert. And leave 11 to Joe"ne to como up with inspuing Oflglnala fOf everyone to sal! on. Bes~st Gometand drummer Oejohnaue e.ont•nue ro gtdw a_s monarchs of their respective tnsuumem-s. soulful u they ore precise. This especlolly deterlbet tho planlst. who' • long betn 1 muter of th• music (Ukewite Ill eo<>cemed.l yet only now beglna to receive some measure of the popular/criticaiiCCIIim - IMI• long merited. Usten to tw. She plays a s wmeo. 'With 1 qu;,t vlfS8tlrty tNt bloom& upon io.lch Into lyrical ,..._, up '"""" "'""' lltllltly grOOYW. The -.~~ueoc of . . four llove toni! been retognlted by muolclons .,., _ _ . . . . , _ ., forget thet othe< more lnlluent'!f• miV be 1 ~tile late about theor own " ' -· ~ Joln[le Braclteen and Ill this rnualc, no more time should be deloyed. Of given away to pretenders. - IIMchtNJI F. Hopl<ins .. r �olton Motello. Pop Art lpaSSPOnl .shows thet nOMiy all of Bton Molello'a Pop Arts Ia derivative of music P<odoc:.d Edit()('$ not11: St1fl membtH ·by othllf 611tish recotdlng artists, ThirtyRondy Atlss suflerod a stJVero esse of ~ ••• PllfcOnl or It is hom Oavld Bowie, 29 wrJttN's bloc:Jr. while ett~mptlng • review p81Cint hom Brian Eno, 21 percent r1om of 1/11£ "'bvm. In dupe,.tiot1, ,. p/~~eed IIlyan Forry and Roxy Music snd 13 the lf!C-ord~ IJJong w;rh some uftiquirpg perc_ern hom othef dofrvl livl's of those Instruct/Oils. in • wstertight container Plontlfl. &ueh as Gary NtaT~an end ond tossed thtN1> into tM Ni•gsrs Rivor, Uhra~ox. That l6aves only ,one perc•nt hopmg thst som~~IX>dy would find the for oroglnatlty. m•terMI and rttvJ.w the 11/bum In tim! to Gi/ligltfl: Wowt That' a tlko rlllding our .....t hfS deMJtine. USJ WHk, s Chilt!111> that I!<Jrgllf King 9011 aNliS ground beef lr!Jhrfmsn msco'IWtld. $1711111 rwN· ttHeel from McDonald's , Burge• Chef and the t~ddr!s:sed to The Spectrum floatift_JJ - _ Rod 8arot 'n • ''Gtod" sandwich bag Inside~ Professot: T~at's right. Gilligan, tt rooks boot. He promptly lorwsrtlod th11ts~ .,11 like Elton Motetlo is a vlnyt thlet. 'ap• flf "'" '· IN>d we nee/~ it In tM nick of rrme App¥Mr/y, tlrs LP (rNfHI by 1,. Cutswoys on Gilligon'slslsnd. Wh11 follows is e triHI$crlpt of the tepa. hMJ-., Pro/es$Qf: Tosrlng ... ona two. thr"ee ... Gl/l,pan·T..ung ... 59.641 .2 .973 ... SIIPPOf G•logonl What are you <Ioong I G/llrgen r m hetP<ng the PYotessO< '""' rec:otdar. S*1pper. Then why ore you saying those nu1 thi5 tape CHt1v n ufT'\beu7 GJIJ~glll> II I were a ITliCropllone. t'd be P.•my ''""'of n.enng one, two and lht&e all the ume S~rP/H't. Oh . Gotllgant Prolesso' Ok#v: quJot down. \'OU two. We ttl tUit abou1 ready to beQ•ri. Gil/iglln' Yo"" I !lid you heor that, everybody/ He's a thlert He's a thr"efl He' s a t.h .. Skipper: Thai' s enough, Glltigant Proteuor: Well, I think that' s- about go1ng to do It, folks, unless anyone has anything else to soy obout the ott>um Gillipan · Hea ... h-Nto ... Prof~ssor · W~at' s t~or Gi"lgon1 G!lligon H·hoaoaas ... uhhh .. SkippH. Speak up, tonto buddy' Grllg1111: ~ . ... d-di. uhtohh.. Mr. How«!. Wha1 's the matter, boy7 Cot got vou' tongue? Grlfipon HEAO·HUNTERSIII IWe hear several Sl'C!Ond&ol screaming and v~ling , and then a loud Qta~ The fWe twt:;,@se;J'* clte=k.s. ~ the.e •s: a rest of the 11pe i:s s•lent .~ - th~ Cast• ''"'Y• on G•/f•fJlM 's /slitnd Prolcs&OI Hello ouc there, w a are seven O.Wpf.t ,;cr;mdeo on a troptcal •.slana We "h't 'o~o~nd \' OUt Elton M otello album and Bob Welch. Man Ovctbosrd. (Capotoll Ottf! f 0 - • "'•"'• r&ad \'OUt ~nslfucuons. ena are It's not Bob Welch' s tault that flee t,.,-ood Mac wasn'1 QUt" w•th u dvnng hts cenure w tth the band That is, .,._I.Ued thoy Woo e ol the ltm e - 197 1· 72 - but lty Grll'q"" Yeah. pl.:nu 'esc.ue ~o~s 1 thml.. t ltansform,ng themselves fforn one of tho •·It My '-•tchen &.gh\ on. ........ 9'eatest r·nvthm ' n'bluas blndi m1o one "'' Ho ..e/1 t TI>Uttton HoweN. ttt. boUght of the .shckest J)Op bands ltound 11 tl ~ 000 shares or IBM a t "'' and one·llalt. however. lndtC•Ilve of Wetcn's rr\v5tetl • "' o tte.nn11to rew ord ollr rescwt w ' Lh c harac1ar J tnce he combine-s the bfue' "n\ t lrn•ngs- from the stock sode - dot.ng bacl from h tS L.A c1ub Mr1 H owl!H· Oh. Thurston. you're so ctre uil e xper•enee - with European ..,.,, ng to rev1ew the reeotd for you as '-1\Q a~ VO\J mall.e an •ttempt to hav e us ~ousl o\fr Howell h was l 11her th.it Ot mv 11ec1nc train set 011. t do " ope th•l s ome l'ite man out there will comt to G"'f) Bt ~rtndaom e ·escue us Just lh'!Ok w ha1 a 0 ' 111 "YYYO'On pcJute: f1 w ould make "'""' Ann ts that oN you evt< Ihonk obout 1 Gmgtu : Sn on it, Ponv·tallil Mit¥' Ann · Wh y, you .. s--• He• knoclot offt We' ve got an !ltloi.St'n to rev1ew F+oiHSor Tno Skipper' s ••ght. t1 we :ton'r &lop babbttng, IW!'II nevor get this ob done, and w e won' t stand a chance ) I OCtf\g rescued , Now, what d1d ht .. Vbod't tf'Nnlc: of the Elton Mote:No ecord ) GIIOgo, , thoog~t It wes teoHy neat, wtth 111 thne we.rd sounds tike 'BIZZ2SSSHHH" And "VVVARRREEE" - S . - Gillgent Can't vou be o •ure ,o,e enaJYt~f than thal 1 M ,-, Howell: t d•dn' t fllt.a h at alh tt was so ao pro4:etorten ••. .soi..ocouth... Mr How ltll. Nor only ttwit. Lovey. but I '"!(!' tt m v Teddy POO< bnle Teddy , gave bear a headache Slupper • I don'l know much about mus1c, DOt I think I've heard one o! tho SO"'P.''Can't E.xl)lain,''-somewhtwe berOie ••cec>t n sounded a tot do!rerent . G.lllgM> ' You' re nglll, Skit>pe<. The Who dod thao song about '5 yeata ago. Skrpper• The WH01 Glll.gan· Yeah, Jho Who. Sltlpper. WHAT1 No. not WHATI WH<lll Slr~pp•r Oh, cvt that out. Gllllg..,UJ GNifldr My favotlte IOt'lg on the album 1• " Twentleth CentU<y Fox"..ft temlnd• me of 1ht threemov;es I did tor tt\lt studio. OuronQ '"" shooting of the second one, I mtl Rchard &non, and we ~ MMV Ann: Is thet oil you ever think about I Gll'lfltl<' Bun off, rarm girlt GilflgM) What dlcl yoo thin!< or the album. P,ot" SO<' Pro/0$$01: Well. Gilligan. I performed a chtm\t lltest on t he racord'• groov. .to G.._· hetD '"' with my analyais. and the results tumid out to be extrem..v lntlfootlng. Gr/lgwl: But. PYof._, you didn' t hove orny chemlc.ds whh V04.I we we<e shop..,otked. ProfiSsor: GiRigan ... Gl/hgon: And we didn' t have a recotd plavfl ... or lhll tOpe recorder..Of ... Pro/U--: Oh, 111Ut up one! , _ your magnotlon Gilligan! ';i/llglln: Sony. "rol•-r• Anyw..,.,.my c:liemical tut s.ophashCithon - ~ed UQ tn hcs PIUSIM\ vears - and 1 good nct$e fOr what he eetts " good hooks." The m 1x1ure of the lautt two caph ulated hts f1rat .solo oJbum Fre."1ch KiSs •nto the lOP of 1he charll, success w Nch he repeated wrth the 1 roNow·ut> Thrfte He.ns He tl>en l<lh • path of SOQhrs11cauon and tvgh·P' J arrangements to retutn to hjs R & ~ toot on 1979& moodily relawed lind experim entetlv beautiful album ThB Oth& One. Now he II bKit Wllh M M Ove#/JOitfd lrv'ng to forget together hts af"lla90f'lsttlc Inclinations, crying the phtase everybody Stde A portrt ys the mu.:telao who hod ''too much, too soon"- m•d ·kfe ct~:sis '" Ns thintes 'Tm bote<l over evetythHlg 1 read/ l'm ttott d over e\tetyth,ng on TV/ And I'm bored over yool l'm bored over me fl'm ove-rbtHJid/ Wey Overboafd. " lmce wot dpll\' th~re ). Weich •s- overboard aM dr OYinlng •n a fran1ic ~e a of ove r U:Sed e1eetronK;S and overeew.. e backgrouod slngttfS, but he manages lo keep his head above wattlf. "Justine" ~d "Nlghtmare'' desc:.t~be the .Ad paa.s!on for • woman, " t never thoughu t 'd K he ~~ • t h<s." The songs dweM on popular Cloches, but tnev go beyond them, mus1call'y as well as tyrlcetly, "Ain'l it suongo thet my nlghiiJlate love 1• you1" Welc~ asks. unable ro waice up though dnven by f'w.S own roogl\ guoter pe.y•ng end matv~~ lous sax of t~ Motets• Marly Joutatd voi.•io wilting to be'neve that Welol1 Is Jean luc Pont y. Civilized Evil, (Atlantic) What more e1n vou say about Jean~ luc PontY, whose name ha$ QJ~tetd LP's en inteUigent . uousual and creatil.Je by such far-ranging musicians at George muslchm untU vOu t'Ml rhe simpfisitic: Ovke , Stephane Grappeli, Frank lappa -John McLaughlin/ Ponty' s rrve-stting \ttOI!n has neve~ h.ad the sound of an orldnary, scrav:hy down·home-foot srompln' fiddle, with t~e possible IUI'IeS on s.de 8 , aJ1 the PQ1tnba• thiS on on. aide. It Is a$ If he was const•ntly trying to outdo the Eagle& fwoN. with RandY Meisner's help) ond t"(ing to como up with the m<KI banal rhymes PQl<&Jble The most """"_,' 0-CII of the WHI Coast - tlvough. It is only when Welch p;cks up the style he so perfectly penoll'nltll on his last "'bvm thet the songo become bearable f"Jeelous" end "Fate O.C.cia"l. In the ond he DOltS refleci!VI. ' ' T'hose d1ys M8 gorte . : ' J remrernbof all the stree11/At the beechtown when the gas w .. cheep ..• " Somebody lo heeding roo no&telgi<> he<e. bocl< to the roots. ~ bock and undeuteted. • Where is Bob Wetch1 ~ - - off on a ~t.OO.t on the assumption thet rough lde11111'd bombastic """"~~'men".,. ""'lficient~ Wtlore wilt he lo!l(ll On a MCtel Uoland, ol eou<se.Ho wit eithat mHt Robe< Ffipp. ~d Be<ns~e.n, AI Green Of the Beach Bov• Whi<:h of tMm. I coutdfl't toll, except1on of "New Country" from h cs. 1976 LP ~inMy Vo~. 1M '""" Ponty d no onf..a<v Y!Oiinist. H10 pleyong los more akin to • mellow disuwn aound. as if he's pCay1ng under water. His latest LP, ClvillunJ Evlf~ comes doser to a concept elburn than •nv ol hls Pf'OVIOUS venlt...-e.s The song's 111le comment, on toc:Jiy's tec:tlno· sooctv Wh1ch possesses the means for _..f. destruC1ion l' 'tn Ca:so We Survtve,·· F0<m1 or Ufe." and " Peoca Cruaode<$"), Tha ral<cet hOI o ht.mlmood ch•acters who covers hlf lace as of hiding in despair of cr•~aatlon. Ho reaches out fOt an eve in the ctar• rocesses. The eve toolts Ui)On e drop of w.,at lor bofnbl that just collided In a pool. The colors point to out• _ . With 1 lumlniscent green o•orlool<lng o blotk at<y with·, dull g<ay stor·ltke.giOw benelrth the hori<on. The co•• .......,.,w t•oure appears to koeer. tkunlng in soace oveJ • ohen bootd Opening Sodelwo. " H~ Rooots" poss.eues 1 funk sound th ll hiS Infiltrated tock and jan. Thea was rolerMble Under the e)l;ttaordlnarv eteauve bas•m Ralt>hlo Atmsuong Now that he. kayboercfost Allan lavotl and gurtorist JMue GaJset have left the band. one •eahzes how tnftoenual a gOOd bac'kup band ts to Ponty'.s souC'\d . A GOto Is JUSI a SOlo wtttlout o good rhythm t.ect•on ehu<ning away Clwle of the bltt01 trK~s on tho! LP. " Forms of Ute: · teatutes Pomy eccompanyong llimsott. He ~ .. expanded trom the days of " Wonde11ng tho Mil>.y W•v." whete he began uslong en ect>oc>IOJ<. Noa he pity$ II keyboards and rhythm viot;n upoo wl>ic~ he layers hls textured mutllrhythmoc solo The doy may be approaching w hen Ponty rete..•• o ltU4I " S<IIo" LP. Oaryj Stutmor, PontV·s old oc:compliao on guitOt, pulta ot some r.,. lead work on " Good Guvs . ~ Guva." (lfompting some .,,ong onte<~ay between vioUn and guitar S1de Two ctosas with " Once a ~ ue Planet .'' a Jlond._t acouotlc bahd that oecetts tho days ol Auton and ~ tM ~s of Music. And the legacy lives on. - LIIf1y SftidmM! �J (Q;prodigal sun movies -COeak gkteN:fs. CWe'ue ~ tMoug~ a ~ ~ ~ cwek ~e past ~U) ~· ~. tile Olle ~!Jig tMt has sU«! ooued IS OUk .=.,::....=..:.=::.:' CW!.u a~ tile wmlld ~wds Mve·OOIIe and t~e speci.O~ cue a®. we'he to t>Aesett tile best OAAay o~ ta&ltt 0011 £00. . ~ a~ llOU ~usUoted ~l~b!MieS - ffie ;.::!:~~~~ eveh.4 g undaq. ffie Qcmqest ~""019 Joaa !}orr. Ln tile City evehy c..MOIIdoy ~!ukili!J ~ J0111es CQakl2 QuOAtet. fP' llOU Qatent ~~12-Aookm. gqoppq ffi~Ads evehy 9'uesda9 and ~ a untque bQend o~ ~ and ~~ tile CRiJig o~ cpaill evehy Never a cover. .. Just one good time I mcPG. 25'!.! M~ Str•~ "*"""-LI &. c - ~-·-·-·.::C::;IiNTAM. PI\~~ GRI~ ·- ...... ~~ltl ·) . .... !~-5-..,.v r -J\'1·:··' v I I I I ~ COMPLIMEMTA.RY *PASS 1t 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. (lo!Ot4. TO SAT. OIILYl After 7 pm • S3,00 Cover aa.. Reagan m_onkeys around - - - - - - - - - b y Thomu R. Coeola Every once in a whUe, a movie will co that will simply omue you. ""'· • mo dares to ~unge deep Into the tNlC ' pool of the metaphysics only to aW1m away g...,.ru~~y . A movie t"-t $ognoloc:4tltly alte<s tho hie ol tvt!rf person who watches it; a movie that can not be mlssad. · SodtimtJ for Bonzo Is I"Ot that type of movie. Tho audience shoutd teaflze this right awav, fOC' tho film ltaturG$ the acting debut II a cnlmp.anue. But Blldti""' ltN &nzo 1$ nevenheleu aognilocant becauH ot also features tho acting talent (and I use the WOtd "t.tcnt " ltbeteUy) of the newly elected President ol tho Unite<l States. Ronald Reagan. Blldtlme lor lkllo basic.ally falls Into the genre ol thole mindless silty movies, that epitomized the pn~.Jemes Deonl'*-• to Etemity f~~ ol the 1 9 50o. It is much fokt Ouie iMd H.-r;.r oans Ricky. The hlgh4y monotostic plot features Reagan ot • Pshyehology prolauor named Poter Boyd. ProleSSO!, Boyd wenu to marry the Oun·a Cleughter, Valerie, but the Dean believer his fu ture aon•ln-,aw wHI ''raiee crooks.. tor grandsons-. It that Reagan•• ra"'er was a famous burglar. end tho Dean leers that those "bod criminal gt<les" will be paased on Such en lnlplic<ltion inluriaoes Roegan. and the two men engage tn a debate that is far more drometic than last w· ·· Cleveland nasco. To prove the ,De.an wrong, diligent Professot Reagan eonduat.s an G)(perlment: he vows to raise a chimpanzee lil<e e child In order to P<Ove that envtronment is the important factor on • Sf'OWJ"'V \'OUt"'gSIM. Reage,.. cli'ms thin hts father was a vitt1m ot a "bad env•tonment' ' U hope Reegan cOfulders some bad Oi"vtronments m many maJor northeastern cities when he lakcs·olfict1 , and notes that "even a monkey can IQarn proper ~ ~~- Hail to the Chiefl I I I manners II taught so.' ' .. Prolessor Reagen H'len h.re5 a kwe1v young lady named J.,.,e \OWl~ lynnl to help hom raise t"~Nee. J~ then notes that ·•tn orCier to se1 the proper setting" h woutd be benet f01 Reagan •nd her to pfay momma and poopa in front of their young " baby" Bonzo. With Bonzo as Ronald Reagan's son (I wonder II People magazine would write an artJo1e on Bonzo), momma Jane advises Bonzo '·ro orow uo btg and strong like daddy." O.Nlro lor Oolonae II Reagan perlorma hrs Mw job Hke he acts. tl\os country Is in seuout trouble. Reagan 11 stmply a vary poor actor, and winds up looking llko a reject rrom New Haven summer stock. HI$ atling conolso• ol nothing more than Basic Facial E:rcP<essions 101 Chos levori1e being that suspicious raised-leh·eyebtow tookl, and he miMte<pretes his role. He 1$ onqulsrtove lrke a good P<Oiessor. but he i1 limply too stupid to be believable. Reaga" fs a B-grade actor in the samtt wav Adolf Hitler wu nothing mOI'o chen a dentist olllce artist beloro he launcned his POlitical career. I()ope. strong subeonscioU$ analogy). Vet I Gke _tho idea ol . , actO< on olloca. ond I I I- .. J A chump and a ch im p ? hope Ronald Raag0<1 consfde<s tl\os concept wl\en he chooaes his cabinet Robert Oa Noro. complete whh Mohawk and Atmy jaeketJ wou1d make an excellent Secretary ol Oelon. and eithtr Cllnt ' Eaatwood or tha(lea Bronson would bo a gutat Attorney General. Goellettteos-Marlon Brando or AI Peclno could be Secretory of the Treasury. and George C. Scott tould be o special Pontegon Aulstant. Jacl< Nocholson could Mndte Health end Human Services and I'd doubt rl tharewOUid be another hostage crista with Broce Oern as UN Ambassador. Cult IVm The film must h.eve been a cftuPQOtntment when ot weaorlg.,aUy rolea..O in 1951 (the year ol My motN<'s hivh oc:hool graduation! but Reagan's preaenc:e gives tho movie rebirth and Jlgnilocance lor the 1980s. I reall•ed Monday in the Fillmore Room that 8Bdtlmt1 lor Bonzo has enormous potentfjll for a cull movie. At one pofnt tn the movie. Reagan sayo. " I'll work at chl1lglng (the Oean' st lttitude until 1•m 90." to whtd'l one member ol the audience yelled "you•n be Ptesidont at that ege." Ro~hed milk Ol>•t at hom. and had to admit to taking baby food in one S\Jpermatket scene. The aUdience tov~ lt. · All we need to moke tnla a cult movie Is a little mote Imagination. Audlanco.s need to ffnd 11 more original na,me INn "asshole" to yell when Ronnie graces t"- screen lpatl'taps " war hawk," though leu prolone, will tompooor~y sulfoce), and tubes or Poly·Grip can be thoown lnstoacl ol nee or to<let paper. II enough people can be persueded to see this movie~ it will onJov· • good run during the Raegan adminlstoatlon This will bolotor the &conomv. and Reagan w1U have made a signiUcant t.•p to eurfng our nation's economy SATURDAY SPECIAlJ 3 HOURS ONLY! 10 am - 1 pm Sat. Nov. 8th High Bias 90 Minute Cassettes • Special Attrtctlons & Exotics Every day and evening • Comedillns • Specialty Acts • Female and Malt Dancers "TUESDAY JtrT'E: IAdlee NIU _ , _ u Otoot'' ON SALEI ~199_ ClUAHl11'1£S ~ FIIIIT to-. FIIIT SUIVE JEWISH BlBU Plloae 87>4.265 l·ROOTIE'S·, I '¥"' ~na ~ : I I I I I 0. O..We 0Ner I tf Chicbn Wlftss I ~ FREE I i{416Jirl71-6682 Nla~ [~~:!.U:J I I I II .ru..,. ,...,_. .. • . -~~ na COUI'OH .1 ~ o.c. 31 . 1teo 1 VALID ANYTIME GP.OUP P.ESEP.VATIONS IN ADVANCE 129 And that•s no monkey business. I II alvtt.-FIII1 Erlt "'"'", I I .., I I 1 1 I 1 ._v.wot.T...O. O.w• ROOnr~ 'II P_,r.. JIS ..._._, ··' Mlllt tlion Hwy. ''!'!! -r..r~l«d r - - Ole-QIW - - I I .. �©prodigal sun! My Turn-Now Hampered by teasing The end comes. and one Ia ~f1 wi•hing for something more, Jill CloVburgn' • got another •lmol! uying, " This can't be tho movie oiJI , And this time me's ondl '' But It 11. looking for love. It's My Tum ia Keto ploys mind gamu whh 11 nervou• love storv. fus:t as Hamel She says something Ann/• H•H WI$ a "nervoUS' "'c1.olalvely deroga1ory aboul rotnanee •• herself ..,., H""'er agre<tS. In hlo NIIUrOtlc: Math ProfeUO< Kate dull way, for the sake of Gunzlngor IJoll Cloyburghl " argun~er>t, end then Ka1o wl1lnes, amgle. she uoubtn O\ler het ''Oh, Honw .' ' thf!l•-' on ~ groups, and lives with bori ng a nd Dumb Joel< unoffoctloooto Homer ICI\ariOi Clumay Kate fumbleo a Grodin). They jokey, tlloy tene, lot - d'09' her scarves, tang·los they haver modern problems and het sunglauesln her hair, fumbtes 'hey t"lave space, LOla. of space~ up her beads and entangling Kate gooa to New York for tile c1o1hu- but Ben Is rfghl lllero to weekend tor a job interview and halp her - amoothly Plcl\ing her up her f3thor'a wedding, where she and putllng her back togethl• m•ots Bon IMIChoot llouJllasl. he< Ban his • calmlng, slowing down teth.e-,:.s f..-ncee' s son. Ben's got a a !feel on he<, His Meslylr!ls alow· -.by Deborah 1(, Llndquiot wHe of Mven yeats and a doughter bllck rn AktO<\. But Kote and Ben oro bOth unhappy and would bo gOOd lor each other. Or DICed IQI.1RSl Kate's ree•ng tNonner Mecha~ OougJas sterootvped l(\ ba~oV'e lhl!l exioc.k mo~. gives a now ootttay•l ol the rote. He'&a tOUQh guo; with wounds and sears, B\ least LAa.s.:.'what one IS ~ 10 tho -ience to rlotonnlne tum il is. Whila Ub game motif was se> up to he4o w•th HtdiNI>enl of tile c:I\Mocter, II ultimotety becomes a urebfat ahoutlng match between Cloyburgh and Oougleo. The two end up facing each other, as If :o ven "11'• my tum" in celebration of their relationship. Taulng also hampers rile weak plot The oam0111 teos.... the c:hauw:lers tease, the situatioN teeu Every time the two of them ~~~~em cloce to gentng log.thor, .,. oi)S- -•ra-allnoek at tho ~. the p<8Sei'Ce ot I>M'Inll ond relltfves, the Other pertf\Of et whose hOme, • p1ane to catOh. For one drawn·oul weekend, l(elt 11\d pl1yslcol nnd mental. v"'lblo und He keeps away hom I along w1th the waiti-ng audience), Nevertho~eu·, the movto does not allow for the two co·stats· 10 tnVi11ble, beong e dumb jook by beu>g sens tt lve , affecuonete . metter oocroac:Nng and wlfm. •nt.,.neny. • wee'tend glwea evOf'(lhlng ex~WKted lhd wonted. Jut1 r.~e a gamo. lt't tolt • up 10 Bef\ try to hur<l,le tile obstacl.a, but by 1he time .t hey oru. ruady be brouoht toge1her, e" cept un1d the end, when it doesn't reaitv doesn ' l meon forever. and. eJRilrnaNy, 100 much time,. is S()e.nt seltlng up characters and es•ab~shl"'l thw --sonallries II"""· plng·PQt19, fooabaH, 11c. In t he conttived .structure of • gome. the Him tea••• In .wme pont-backing out at the tut cru<:lalaocond-and In othef Plf\1 Y••· Douglas· cllarac:u!f 11 hampered l>y a plot that rs nolhing ~ a oeriu of games: mrnd gamo• number games. basOO.H thO movie Is over, exec:utea a svmbonc scene. yet ogaln 1e1ses tile oudience. l<l the wedding ceremony ot Kilte•s fathe, •nd Ben's mot- Emma l~ly Gortondl, llle ely. all·ltnoWIRQ The camera _ _ _ by Richerd Mc Brien Wh.t'l tM IWTutemy between Egypt 1 HoUywOOCI and lll'oefll Answ er - they both believe"' retneemeuon, The new fitm ploytng ot •.he AmM<<t Th&ato• 1T1a11ages to c:elh tn on b01h the&e ttadltlons, since 11 Is a typical Egvptlan honor movie jUst belli e sequel, Thf! Aw11kenlng Is onn ot those " mummy lr, Egypt rhat curses tllot tho oxpiO<er who bflogs II baelt to the British Museum" storias. oolv very &lightly t>oought up 10 date 8Mod on '"" &om Slow novel. II oa o f~m replete with "'" obOI.It every dtche of tho genre~ tt i1 dtdnt take ItSelf s.o seuouslv, it wouJd be an excellent parody. FOllowing In tho foot11eps of on 18th contury Dutchmen, our orcheoloQIII hero lplayod by Cha~tO<\ Ht!Sion) lulfint his bOyhood ~om in the flrsl 1o mlnut• of tile folm, by disc:overong tho long lost tomb of !he Queen. How this panicular lorly was 1 pecularty visc:loua G1t1e EgypU.., onstoc:rat Who, not Nllafiod with knocking off her fotller, proceeded to slougl1111 everybody who nod ever epO~en to him. Not , one would have tlltlught, a to toke libortloo with, But our llero is undtt.,red, and while his wifu glvu blrth to a deuglltoo. he goet about piunde<i"'l aQ the good-., end having an aHo\r U,..,....,. gtn with hi• - t a n l (~ Yor\II<Jtt fO< good moBSI.We. To c:ut . , ucesslvely long stoty short. It 1urns out that thla ftendl&h queen lllwayo had it ln mind to return to the feelm of tl>o l)vlniJ, end now decides to use Charltoo'o daughter. Me,oaret, •• e aulrabte vehicle. Hoi, of COUIH. thtl the poor girl is consulted. Hor !other llfadlltiMV rtiftii:t.., \IIWIY •ftar the 114Jd;ence, ~tho ,.,.... perlorm the var.n ceremonies IO &ummOI1 up lhe dead • nol an onvlab4e tesl< con-o"Gthe fate of he< original papa, Driven on bV somo ~ f01ce, the unfortunate mao linda that everything is goln:g f01 hlm which In tllis case moeos tho:n when his w•fe gantt,. tries to dlsStJade h1m from hts mtss.on. she t:S shot out ot • Wlndow. sent cta•Nog through 1 g r -·MYH, one! then has o very nUl\' rclcle of g!au r1mmed through her nec.k . So much fO< conjugal love . Worn out dche-1 ~ 1.$ " ' " wrth the satne bfeathlessness 11 the end n in ttley sn separated by an alafe. The audience hears Jacob and Emma pronouoc:ed man and wtfo. but 1he oemera .shows. synchronl~oltd wUh the words and ln c lo 1e ~up shou , man - Ben , and lmmed4ateJy whe, thf end c:omu ,.,.,,.._,Qe wlfe - Kata. Thev ere glancJng affectlnately a1 one anothe< Just ano•her gliiTie of manopulouon ol the aud~nce . T.me distoruon Ius truo the """'olk ot , •• My T""'· A basC: w tel<ond becomes •tmcJel>hor• a seemingly nuemely long period ove' ¥tr'hich man\' evenu OCCUf, Who's the mummy? No Awakening h ere cemlfa focuses bael. end fOrth, not on tile oartneu but on !~lei( childntr~, Kate end 8tf\. as Also, K.ilte's wa1ch is a:ull on Chk:ago time in Nev.f York, Just asKate and Homer's roletlonahip PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOT<Y;OPYING has too rnuch "'ace. there ,. too much t1me • tween the ·gOOd $Cei1M; it t - too long for tile real action 10 happe!"' lhe ogen•ng because 11 One tcnows comoflnes the cuc•e '' endJ lUSt es 11 begl'ln Onc:e ag~'" ~ott¥ 11 •' the ••mve,s•tv. In het sluted ~'n and wobbly ll•gh lleol• ond doollog wtth tt'ie same spoledte gtoups. Furrny •nd ond•ro11rng drlsprte the: audience m~(aon and weak plot. 1ha s.nueuons teke a eiOse look ot •. - , . and whfl ~lees them wottc cw no1 work: JO'es, .eoace. 'ove. mu-tual nun-urtQQ, aftechon. It' I VOOf tum to doclCJe which to $ottle lor. It 's My Turn doesn' t do thiS IO< u&- we must do It outMivos. But one i1 left with hope, Bewildered !lope. The movie enda, bul tile game lof love) conunuoa. Whose tum it it1 tt~s my wm. NOW SHOW\NG AT THEsE THEATAESIII 9am·5pm 355 Squire Hall Tho Eott....,;;..tor IRI o.ll\o et t--"'""'=~~!e.!!!!-.f 2 .... ·6 -8 ·10, $1 .50 tJ 8 1"11 The 4 w ... oning IRI~aily a1 1:30, 3:30, 5 :30, 7 :30. 9 :30 t1 .60 ti 6 pm The plot unravels palnfuUv sk)wly, I S we cut hom Egvpt, to LondO<\, 10 Now York-through he1ven knows whv we had to go tl\et'e. since ft has no relevance to the s-torv at 6tl. Pert\aps tt was a condition of the t>ecl<ero. As ttle film lobc>Yrlsly reache..ita ratt'ler tame cllma¥. woth Morgertl t>erng "''"'n ovor by tile dead ~o· s $l>lol, ..,., consequently behaVing With teas than h~D4 devotion towards hef le1her, lh&re .is linle e1se to do Have you ever tiloLigilt about owning your own but admire lho beautiful photogroplly. The scenu In Egypt are particulatly &:ttJMtng, and if not,.ng .... one could aoe tho film os a travel rlocurne<ltorv Char1ton Heston QNeS a del, ol 11o40<! polqrm.....,. and the I\JPP0'1 you Its best to cope wllll bo""' script. The only btlght opot Is Stephan"' Z:lmbellll, Wllo playa Margare1. business? · but don't know where to stc;.rt? The Small Business Club ;a.nd Stud~nt Assoc. will sponsor the saninM: ,..t '"* STARTING A BUSINESS USING VENTURE CAPITAL Shl ia o.-trl9tdtnarlly attracti-ve thloughout. even If her acting I• ol 111 beat w hen me Is silent and stendo"'l on o pyfllmld, November 12th from 2 - 5 pm Kraus Conference Center · Crosby Hall S.ve for this, ttwtre is l.i ttte-to recommend • film which '" au..,tll)ilya reilasto of worn aut cli<:hea. The vlolenee is for lhe ..-. pan orato.o!tous. 5p<'aker· the M• non existent, and as few humot, I cou\drl•t rain a smite ttwough tile whole perform"""". 4s 1 llouo• Mm it fails on 111 counts. and ln~cod il wOW! be djfflclrlt t o find any crheria that would sccoun\ tt a aoccas.s, The most friglltenlng 11\lng abOut tho donoument was that h obviOUtlv sugeeoted a sequel, and il only to evotd vet ancnher rtnne.am•ton. I wou4d sugees1 that you give lhl• one a ~· That way pertlaps llle film mokO<s will cat ell on IIlii they are not refuse authorities, end chet tn this context at teast. r..,."" audionee' ere not lnte1est&d tn r""vcled rubj)ish. JESUS (G) 24(;..8-1 0 pm HOPSCOTCH (R) Donald A . Ross, Pruidmt .nc1 ctu~f becutlvo OHi«r of R•nd C•pitol Corpor•tion Roud Capitol Corpororiou • Buffolo·lxm·d iutleslrurul ,,,,_ mafl_y sprniJiiting ;, Vtnturt Cupilnl lnvrstrmmts ;, trf'W AtJd t.1istr11g businessn OH GOO, BOOK II (PG) 2~10 pm, THIS SEMINAR IS OPEN TO All UB STUDENTS & THERE IS NO FEE �i ©prodigdl sun l - -~1"1•~ ''~ Pf9ell- i&_,..__ ,.,...._ground. i£ whole bend soloi"'J on steel drums and ohekors of all ohepeo ond olzos. • I'Toceding the headlinrl< w ere recent recording artists P\lll To Open, who during th.;r lhort fo..-·tUf\0 sat. """vlnced many thet they ere one ot the most ""citing , razz ansamblas any-e. The way the bond-drummer Bobby Previte, besalot Pet er l'lcclrilli, tn.o:T1f>OIIr David Alderton1olnod by Saxilt Sol Andol'ona- blonds the introooecwe resotU1lonlou visions or "1 958" with the lhowotopping hi-intensity of " Mingus" tesdfoes to the • dtvorlttV on thetr own tolenll a woa u to the ~ OIIIU· -Sill Bnecker To lOp it Ill off, MX·BO Sound rovo- lllelr e iru•protation of lj>e Stonu' " PIIInt II .Bleck," "c1et1< • ~ vloiot> • ....,_ by lew. , l ~~. thew aounclt might be,,,_ 10 too Ml, but give it a cnenco-you mey ~of the chosen row, ., as tnuolc to~ yow nerves by. Not CIO!to lit ! i_ ! I - ~ Alrto lind Flore Purim - GJ~ TheetNt-Octolur 29 - TonyGr.;..» Bef«e Oetobo< 29, the ~a's claim to lome in recent timu w .. ito cle\lotlon to c1au1c: r.tm ocr~""" Todd Ru....sg..n- lan Hu.ntw lind Friend$-Uncle &lm'II-October 22 (t 1: 15 p.m. &howl and s.turday night vigils lor the "Rocky Honot ~ Plct...e. . .• " cull. Y", It'd P.UI Wednotclay's holung .. ' "' UUAS.sponsored -aran« of Aoto Purim end Airto Moreiro holclo mucll promiH !Of o futur o of comfoneble opeciolty CC>ne<lrtS -oli"'J IO I de.....,ed lhlfe of Bullalo'o urban on<l Unlvoflllty community. -(;oml"'Jto the United StatH In 1987, Flofo end A!rto were alreody occompliohed muolclono In their notive Braz~ . Their tt>ird wotld beat become a cattlyat to modern jozz-tt>oir mytt>mo creoting onlectlouo donce in any context. Their lata e\lentng perfOtmenee began ostentetiouaJy enough wfth an eudio 1'-N'riee, Alrto'e percuatlon mimicking tho bird cello and crockif"'l brulh of an --t\kenlng rain forut . 1\Aerk E111n. "on loon from Pot Metheny's group.'' sot tt\o bockbono with a bell pottorn cfipped frorr> tho Brother• Johnaon u t ho bend olmlterly wal<en~ themselves from the unavoldeblo drudgery of theil ro&d tour. Within minutes tho music boceme maolcol. Appearances proved quito dacolving as Jeff Elliott looked more like Bo Sventon's Bulord Puuer then e ;au. trumpet ployer ond l>ianiot Kal Akagi glowed with the Innocence of 1 jou noo'*'-'-• Tho crowd e-oerty entlclpoted flore'o antrenca. She WI$ eye-catching in 1 wh1te awearer with tPirXI.. trimmed gray olecko end oor·catchlng via the use of a novel two·micrOphone approoch to alngi"'J. By altenng the distance of each mike from h0< tlpt she dellcotely bal1nced her own mfwn.H'e of raw slgnel with en echopiued fl'~llod oound. This ...,;quo mill<ing ' concept coulod some conlualon at timH 'ao both Aot_.and Airto-mistoking ona mike for the other-found theiO muaie coming beclt umo themoolvos unontontlonaly. dullng Alrto'a borimbeu·vocal sololatwln 1t1e- , by nonchalantly grunt·tOSting the mikes. Jopon'a Kai woO. 1 grind end Ahodu pjano end on Alp ayntheslz01 - wos a minot hit eo he Thio-- Alv._,.-....,.. AQgl-- Airto .... :;;:;;:otU#otl mklt~.tkJg ,,. Okd c:11n "'II ~.fittg Ot&llh of M ......~font.&t weiled tlVOUOf' three st\lrlni<1g Rhodes solos. His ollght frame wes 1 startling contrKt to the massive poWIJ end meturity of I'd solos. ~ diacrepencybof lmogo and tolent c aused the crowd to res startling COMrac1 tO the massive power and maturity of 114$ solos, Thlo How many people hove rocondy rfoscOvlfed the! "PYnk Rock" Is fun? In the POSt few montho I hive anc~t"ad too many people who think thet the S.52's oro "hYoterlcal," ond who hove )ull brlen enlightened by t he dlnoo modnoss or Now Wave. I hevo also \ encountered too mony intollectuels who love to esk the · profound question " Wifat ls Now Wove anyway?" r ' 1 Weill hevo newa for ell of you. PYnk Rock and Ni!w. Wa ~ re hl11ory. Th•r• Ia yet another .. wave" upon us. discrepancy of image and taJent caused the crowd to respond even more. • It ; re bronch of New Wove thet I aholl caU "Fun Wave." S kinny t ies ond rude entlcs are cliche. Fun is in. -.... Guiterlot Lany Na$$ recalls John .SCOfield/Bill Connora In the Fun Wave scone no one has to act cool-they some.,.hat , crea~ng solos seething with thar touch of only hove to heve run. Mualc doasn't have to be '"outakte" Which keeps you on the edge of your seat. rebellious or benal. Just tun. It c an use rebellion and ..r--Jell EHiott's trumphet solos were only slightly lese banelity u vehicles for lun, bvt now it is o~n lor ., 1 well received than Kai's as he wailed breathlo$$1y dlvarolty - anythi"'J ooes, even Rock 'n' RoH. through hllf breaks; betraylng only slight distraction Frpnt1unner1 in the raee t o odif y us with Fun Wave while adding harmonic lines on hif 1\Ainlmoog. are Todd Rundgron and ian Hunter. They put together a In oddition to the harmonic Moog lines, tt>are wOfe band for o fund reiSI"'J tour lot Presidential c andidate other inaudiblos which haunted the sat. The mix peaked John AndlfS()II, ond Buff.to was their last stop. e&rly in the sat and J1eVer ~ beyond thll point. With e sonso. of humor 11 t~Woin ingredient, t{lio bend roclted the house wildly. Hunter bopped The motor flaw wes thet never during the night-aova for Alrto'a solo and a group percu.s slon elton- did the everywhere the atoga permitted. while ian Hunter Band keyboerdlot Tommy Mandell c:l1eored the crowd oo. locus revolve around those hundreds of litda ..,..._ lnd bocksaetch<tro that Airto lugs from show to allow. Unphelod by hia CIWn megr>ifoconco, Rundgran wailed all Conooquently, the group lacl<ed the depth which the • ni~Jht lo"'J on I'd cor~ guitar. One of thio tightest Granade's acoustics provided the opening acl' • ocoustlc rhythm eectlons going, boPlst Stepl)on Dees ot Hal and instruments. Rethe<, the 80Und r:ompony chose to OatH,.,.,.""" ••·SanUnei\Jperdrumt!)er Michael Shrieve provided the bend with concreto support. They highligl\t e flat upfroot~ar-baJs..end-druMs sound more rernWscent ol a lorgetable luolon bend. had o very cloan sound both pitch·w- end thythmlcaly. lnt8111persod among the program"'• Portuguese beatero we<o bellfdt like Milton Neocimonto's " Noth;ng Wol Be Hunter performed "lr- Wlde."_'' o 1n10 story" (one Aa It Wa, Tcmonow," on which Aero'a brN1hy voeata of meny thet ovoninal dadlcotad to 18·yoe< old girls. At Of\ticed. Chicle Cora's "500 Miles High" draw onvleble Ito flnlol\ Ru.ndgron pra"'*' on " ' - · hancl5 foirv· . _ but was nonethelass supo<ceded by Alno's otyle, in o cynk:ol "ol>-thet'o·auch..-cut•IO"'J"manner percuulon cemlval quotes from " Botucode," with ftlo -art ~"~ 2' t- Put your stereo back-on-track and Shure will put a pack . ~n your back .. We'll 'give )'O<J mo<e tna(\a great oeal on a lop•value cert,.dgel With any M97 Se, es Carl,.dge you bvy between O¢tober 1 and Decernber 31 1980, yll<J'II rectl1119 lhos durable canvas bike pak: specoally lomO:ted wilh 1118 SllUIBIOgO and tne lhouQhi·Provol<rng ph/ase "Wocld'l Besll'IQ<up;.Uoe k to hold your books, recotds. lunch. almost ar)yttWlgl Shure oilers you sl x new M9Z. models 10 choose trom: mere'S oneUI h18'oi!"Y system'S I.-cking 1otce requrrementt..llnO 8\0efY OUOget. Each M97 Cartlidge features Shure's exclusrve Oynams_ Sleflit-. wtt.cn lli<Alalizes olec1ncal charges on the recoro sutlaca ...rem<M!S dusland llnl ... and alows you 10 pley _.. badly warped recotds. Every Slue IIA97 a.'lsohas a <m/que ~ des'll" thai !Mules your toe..mo tN8fY noee. end a GRANADA THEATRE 3176 Main Street TWO SHOWS .. 7:30 a 10 pm TICKETS • 15 .audlnta • S8 nOIHtudenta S7 .......... clay of lbOW bUI•·"' $IDE·GUo¥1Ddellect1011as~ "* Jl'O!ec45 tllelr8Qrle stylUs :eJ.a~8ci:tde<UI MRfl--· ICT ..,_ TMI-.cw. ~1%,":.,~~'::.=-- ...,~cantwtJC)- ::.,~:;,~:;,. -~ ----------~--------~-----r------------ �©prodigal sun to deliver one ~"\he """" humorous oong l<moduellona. He wanted 10 ''pay groat ulbuiO to a singer of tho 1960's end 1970'•" end proceeded co mock Cher lor seeing ''the IIUV from Klu You know, the on. who spits bkxxt. She' s 00\ g.re•t 1111•. Of course now the's a Punk Rocket"."' And so " Neechs end Pin•'' wat dedle.tttd I<> Sonny. 8u1 $uch frivolity dld r.ot comprise the ol>ow ontllely. " Eoghl Days a Week" was ployed 11 !jjCft 1 olow ~~ thll it soU<lded ~ke 1 33 Y> RPM ~ pleytd on 16 RPM without the dl&tO<toon. They a'-o pleyed on Jncre<libl'f '"'"""" "8nt11d."' With me ""'""''"yof gooct SOl(, ll WIOS SUtadlly fU<ious, evtn In the lloWe< C>I<U. wnh Yerv frenried clmawes By 1110 end of the ol>ow grnt waves of powlf Wife fell thtoughouL An tnccn was inevitoble. Sock they came 10 roc!< OU1 "Just One Victory, " complete woth lour·patt harmony. TIIO tneriiY level wa• then rtltld to !~;'.:,~.:R~~·· drumo gai1oped the band thr~ data on KTC'a recent tour In aupoO<t of t~lr fourth LP BI~A SH. Unfonunatoly lhll town loll out once again lnd It """ on to Toronto ond Yovnge Street' s M usic HaM. f Our frl6ndlto the north • • oRghtly more progreastve when 11 C-omet to mus.cal tastes, thus i1 doun't tate long for on. to hear •n XTC olngte e'"'" on the AM Gill. I fhe ni;ht itsatf WIS 11"11"'9 l•te-and Ve<y hot "' the P-ed convmtd thloue- t>ut no one wu leaving. ~!dare long the lights were down end the group wdled ,..-no IJme m blandishing their unoquo """""'"'ms r.o the I orot>ufslve 1>ea1 o! "Outl<de World .. Another tune trom lheor DnKns- Wi<•s lP followed. 01'-t C~ Mouldrng's " Uft Boglna At the Hop," which had the crowd tWI$ttng and bouncing funously, a phenomenon thet wOUld orlllltently contnue ttvoughOUl the hour·plus set Mou~ alePC)ed fOJwaJd. bHa 11 hand$:., to steet the Clllvtng rhylhm of the popular numbe<,-one of his several CCWT'!C)Ot.iiiOf'\t chosen to bere.. Hed as 1 single It doesn't rake long t o pO:turo Mouldi011 ao t"• In a long IIOOd·bye, the crowd jammed lt..ll agelnst the stage to ohoke hands with Todd and lon. The band was tight, the music gOOd. thl show wetl-hu,.,td. the even4f't9 Fun Wave. Bobbie end the Mldnlghtii Naw Riders o f the Purple Sege-I<Jeinhsns-/Vovember 4 ••spec~J'' assesse• one ctazed emlor• from Now York Cny while "plucking" hot llcka on his olr-ouotar and shouung lyrtca Into my ear as 1f they are the vary essence of life lunawa•o of the stoody trockle o l blood oommg from his- noae.l It's a Do•d eoocert - or quet1 Deed. if you will - and obllvlousnan 11 tho appropriate .state of mind. One devotee tileS to dCPflVt me of mv seat. e"pfainlng that it t& '*vncool It I Dll~io7h;ptO fotte your will upon ot,hers,'' It Geems thl oat Ia not the ontv one to have formulatod a code ot ot1q\Httte. With nary a rw.,ge o f gvllt I drsptoco her hom my ,..,, 8u1 l(loiflhans feels ~•• a tla·dyod tent •• tha 1600 or so Deadheads celebrate anothet femilv rounoon In a d oud of reeler smolto. "Bobblol Bobbiol" Mr. W01r - looi(Jng Jackson • Browne-cute in his orsnge Alligator tlllrl onc1 bobbl<>g brown hai< - eeses the Mldnighu into the dasalc PO<oon Ivy." The Sl<tet·g<o!lroS1 Bobby Cochrlft, b:HSat Bogert, drummer Cobh.m, gunarist/harp player Manhew l(o"y oncl follow Deed member Bren Mytand.,., keyboolt<lo ....S voe~~to-are surprisingly remained con-Ing II.., collective tMents. • Tilts song 1$ dedic:ated to our next Pfntdent.,. We,.. .,.,...._.as " Big ~on" -a song from Weir'• doy1 with Ktngfish-trots 111ong ~~· o cowboy movie theme lmOIIU of election nl;ht end OH!h v.ur.y O.y$ frolic •• Cochran mokos his guitar whine ~ ko • pedal ateel Cobham-the jau·roolllcon-- to be enioylng 11fmoalf """" thouoh he could hlndlo the song' s rhythms r., amv ~h: s~~=~Y •n .. Red Rooatorh teatUtOI the tw1n akde guitar• o! Wolr and Cochran. "This lo o Ro*rng Stone•' tune," the air~ guitar virtuoso acreama in rny tllr • But Weir sets the record straight es he alldet up tho no<lk of hos Q\lll&r-it' s a hiQh pitched won that rocells tho ragged and giJtay otylo of the oong'a C(OIIOo, Muddy Waters. Matthew Kelly volleys a series of hoop llckl olf the sonlo walr. Tho music is unchallanglng but fun- m uch ol the crowd Is dancing In the al•los. The bend !allows wnh some t11nes culled from Weir' • 1978 solo album HBIIVon Help ohtl FoOl. "Eny td Slip," "Sell ~"/gltt'"eoVOflgl vmn Soooy l.tta Th•,M•dti•Qirts Lake Crty," "8omb5 Away' ... and the litte cut . The slowed-down rendition of Ultle Feat's " Easy to Slip" tuncdons • • a touc-hing eUlogy to the aong•a compo1er, the tate lowell George. The S-weet upper·fegist8f harmol"'tes ol WfiJr. Myland and Cochran ght' way 10 Cochran's best guitar solo of the night -pan celebration• part lament. Cochrvn. the least k5imembor of the band. i.s nevertheless tlHJ fOfce thr . Cobham onc1 Bogen are left alone on e show. II" to junlfy their lnduslon on the bill. Cobhlm unwinds his massive orms end punchH OU1 a five-minute roolo that is as sat!· absorbed •• ohtdow-bo•ing -new 'Improved boredom. Bogert'• bossiOfo feres bell&! as he shifts from funkv S1nll9--proPOfng t o bel·tone harmonics- a 1rue wwutlgetion of the ~n.<trument's dynamic end han-non<c range. The two joWl forces for a Short duet thlt booslS the -vv lev•l a notch, horlllding tho rest of the bond beclronn.go. W ei< pr..,_ the encore-an ~ed version of "I'd 8a ~.. ll'Om the HH ven ~ rhe Fool U'-wilh o """~IY ennouneoment .. Jimmy Cener has~ oonctdad the -Jon-we're ftoJor _,.lm_,;,g tWnes." But the crowd·s enthusiasm doeSI't't wav..The DelldhN<Is oren't nihillstle. they're oblivious. There 1s notl1lng llfte • Dead concert . The New Alders opened the show w>th a set that ttdied nol1algic.aly on dope IOfe .... Panama Red'' drew tho biggest rnponS<I fallowed closely by theor remake of t he Stones' ''Dead F&owers." Most of tM new mate!ll~. however. was f01genable. - Oavtd A. pt~sc.nce and aomPiirnent~d visually by an interesting llght/Oim show. t held out es long os possible for word of a Buffalo Dilc:eat Priae AU. WINf5 I UQUOIS Scrub Suits are 'in!! Call Luke or Laura .......,,_ romontiCist of 1110, facur·ploca band, aa he bopo and bounds on atage, Mbf)OY, dor1t heir lloPI>!flll in his lou, oW the whaa ""'!'ing to the "boys and gifls " His writing tends to be aomewhet mo•e KQnsibte in sound. dealing with the visions of tovers past and pruent. and the bleak fututes of yourtg people who ere left with Vf!fY little concornlng lile'• dflC11Ions. In con1r1st jYl)Mciplt writer and m1dcap guitarist Andy Penridgo, jerfd'lg and twitching nonstop'in a ngoroua dilplay ol bodily movements. Aocondlng the opening ocrooma of "Living Through Another Cuba" Hrom the now album!. hlo vnJce bolts out and g,.,bs the audience by the ttlroat. only to reloese It for a random braoth. Tho eontO<tod countenance of Partridge provided en lm&ge ot truslreuon and helplessness over the wand's tenalon· fltled political clomatu •• he choppod m~.:! ~~:~~~~=~·. ~•: fUflher into the 8/.ac Moolding a;am delivers a c111chy bau lin-e, t~.s timt..J.2 ('Generals and Mo)orl:: The other 1)111 ot XTC'o m ydlll\ section, TlfrY Chlmbers on ")uat drums," oouodc and punel>es flowlonly thtougllout each and every SOflO, malting the mo4t of his hlgh-het oncl tom·.lorns to secure '"" u<~CDnvenuonll pop aiNCI..os of Ponriclge's guit01 onecu. With 1110 ~ of Dove Grego<y to hM out the lead guitar pertt, XTC commendlottontion u an exclusive guitar/drum ensemble, With an occasional pop svnthetlzer aMco couneoy of ~ - His ~-out the_..,." No..__ c:hromftk: g u l g r - in In Our lungl'' ie ~of 8riuin'1 '"'" 1~• ~e<o . . . P.mldgewollolr>o~­ lone tNn .,nobody cen say whet they tM"V ,.,..,..., to AYif wOUld lltvo , _ thrs lnslrurn.ntol but the words got In the woy... Vilu., e-xot.em~ takes on an added dimen~ at an XTC gig. A coup;. of numbers from tr- GO 2 record provrded tne ooportunkv for some expetimentillg wrth the aba1tactions of colfiJiold. "Mec:cenil< Doncirlg 101> Wo Got" WliiS brOUght to ~,. w ith me .... of • scrat~ llfm loop, deforming the bodioa on • • - IIMQ.J-..Istad, corwulslng arms and fnstrun"Mtf'\tf. A " btW'\ds••&lide orolected over the bond dunng "Sonery llrkles" lfr>Oted btn.wre, ethereal mood - nevet dfstrac·tltlg hom the mus-IC, onty adding to ttl sttangenon; • gr-aphte 1 Many of the people attending last taU's 'oncert by the Police in Clark Gym realited what hod s'truck me that evening-1hat the band's sloW>-paced reggae inflections were no match fOf opening ac1 XTC's diversified and energetic pop numbers, engineered by a viveduos t tagu GENERAL HOSPITAL at UN1VEISI1T PLAZA Com~tock XTC - Toronto - October 18 Fore..,.t WiDe l I.iqaor ~u.o--••..-a'­ demon•rrarlon o l "Real by RaaL .. XTC roached woy bl<lk to their debut lP Whir• M usk: fo, a raucous aloafng and ec:ttltie encore: "Into the Atom Age, .. • aurprlslng "Stawo ol Uberty, .. ond tho self·proelaimod ''Thls ls Pop.'' Sut the strongest , and pOGSibly moll •nergotlc rock song all noght hod XTC . posing the Que11ion: ~<Arc You ReceiVing Me1" II not, you should be. - Tony Grsjeda Fr~ends ol CAL: Present 832-7394 0,..1'1 ..... Col 83>5477 ' a'r· L lrd:"' ... . Szechuan ~62 _., '~'-· 695.zB68 .. ~~..--~.-nc -·-·c. ..,..,.ew ,___ ---Ifill(~ (lpoo1801JI _ _ .._ Restaurant, Inc. Millersport H~. • 832-5555-6 Real Peking & S:sec:hrian Style Food to-. Stuclent Disc oUI\t - 2l• ..,_. . .......,Atllllllpt.-Mt i Twa. to f'ri. 11 aa 10 II - - s.La-.ot~opat>oll- "ANNIE HALL Friday, 170 MFAC Ellicott, AC 7 & 9:30 Sat. 146 Diefe ndorf MSC 7 & 9:30 S11n. Squire Theatr e, MSC 5, 7, & 9:30 T1r~('·-.... 1-\v1' 1t"t: A' S~lllre T,c~et Otf1cP & Eilocoll C•_,mpln Browsang l1brM', ... 1 �II ~ © prodiga I sun J The stains become Cleartypes An lntervtew for your danclng pleasure 10: So. tiow long . _ . you bMn ~~ often wondered tbout that. How ,tooe-7 -the IUdianCe olloct you7 !'.t: Juat the thrW of ua-thi1fonn,. Doty: They freak 1110 out . I, spotldng for band here- two and • he4f ,_tho. mytelf. heve to lllel fiiOI'Oit' eese · I 98t Doty: Since ao"*'<ne in .hAy, &~Plight when peC)IIIe(eren't SD: Were the t"""' of ,you togethar back dan<:lng. . . lult sterlng at you. I think In Oregon? that's mv biggoat problem right now. Pet: Doty and I hid 1 bend tharo The working on a benerattltudcl •• far as StW.I of Oregon; It wll 1 lllrger band. perfor,;ng goes. I think that it'll just take We had lour 11 one time. And In the big pr~ . city. Portllnd, but the~ just wasn't. . . Pilt: It depends a Jot on the dub you're SO: Ouita worlclrlg out7 playing. Wt'v_t pleytd Gebel's and it's Doty: I guess you could IIV>1hlt. - t h e grll1tst ruth.~ weren't SO: Is you're fnlm cs.nclng, but they - - ytling and origlnelly1 ·~ olttr -v song, lind Pilt: No, w e're Ill ffO!n New York. I'm bou'>cing lfounclln their own linle ~· trornSyrKUM. When lt'a Clowded thll'o oa you een to school reellyupe;cL Doty: I'm fnlm O.wego. I here, to go to llutf Stitt, In 1976. Doly: And It mlltts you fest bettor. That'1 when I met Pit. .~tory: tt'a -..gil 10 dancing. Jerry: I'm from ' - •· Sloen, the dny Audiences ort Iunny that wey, peot.,.-vWiav-ol . • • n..,S one cetalyat to get them dancing. If SD: So how did tho band come together. one otorto jumping tround. they ell do. •• we 11tlt now I ~ SO: When I go to he or e bend I Uko to Pet: Doty end I retumed from Oregon and atend ond oxtmlnt. Oooa that m oke you a fter we etteblllhed oureelvea we started nervousl looking for a dA~tn~Mt . We were Doty: When I go OUt, lluat stand around auditioning peopa. and wa had a lew end look at the band too, but when f -a out. As It turned out Jerry was yoc£re on the other lido. • • SO: Let me chlnga the aubjec:t. How do the ~V one we could rtac:h end he "'"" the flr•\to ~w up, ao. ' you~· your aong~l Does ono of you o._.- EdittN'I Nott: Ow to copyright i~btmd from M.tn• iiHit c.tls • tMmJI-'v•• t!>. SteM•, S.ld bMd he$ rtltiiMJd ~ EP undH tiHit Iitie. The StaiN lo t rocking power trio that 11 blowing the dutt olf the Bufftlo mulie.l uncl«ground. Tt!e fret~~ epproach doriv.. from t col~ of Verdbitds blue notet and Pollee ~ • infltctiont-uhlmatoiv it't • aound unto italf. The band -gult..mtvoctlist Pit boa*tlvocah1 Doty Htll end dn.ommtr Jerry Augustyniet-een dance you or you. Juat elk anvwho caught their stirring perfonn..ce ot the~ Houle on Hellonight. s-t Oorobiea. recently lntt!'Yiewad the band In the kllcMn of the lluffelo Wttt Sldt apartment that double• to their reheltaal 10: o.tt. Lot't a(an It the very beginninG, how did you como up with the of the Stlllnt 1 Pilt: I'm ~bit for thll. Wa wwe In a...onloaWnt .. __ and tile _ _ ll'ljnd. ThMwtt K-. te>tc•· s.n ol~ll..,. cu........,M_ . . _ _ IO drop i t - - didn't -10 - - ,__.. thlt wtellle _ , . olcu band. Wt eome bKIIt to lulfolo end the lint friand thll llld, ''ott, y o u lr8Cbl" So, -kneW - to dwoge ft. We.,.. tile Pe~ -told-- .,. '**"" 9IIIIM ThM lot • wthort · up tor lbt .Mry: tt to- ..,_ ,...,tnelto. 0.,: Too long. SD: And the record buying public could get turned on to • group. other than the one they bought tho record for. It anmi like on excellent idea. Wno ere tho other bands on tho recordl Doty: tho Voros, tho Perils ond the Cobrts. SD: I uaurnt you'H have origlnel compositions on the album. When you perform, do you ploy oil Oliginel 50f111S7 Pilt:Most o f th8fn trt origiN~. end we haYti 1 low cover aonga, from obscure Sixties banda, to ehooot from; " Don' t \ look Back," by the llom*ns. "The _. lnterpretet" by Rocky Erickson. ''Seven/ end Seven Is' by the group love. We do a lot of " one·hlt·wonder" aongo. SD: Do you pick thoot songa boe.use you like tht woy they aound7 Whot they soyl Stull like thatl Jerry: We think they might be good danc.e tunesl SO: You really want to gat people to "" denco. don't you I ,_, Yes, we do. We think that's the Whole idee behind now music. That's Whet cfiiCO taught ua-dencln' is fun lind everybody lhould dQ lt. Disco jockeys ""' a dime o doten -~ord companle$< have -..gil money. Give your neighbortlood band • chance. Donee to tharn, IJ.'s mort fun. SO: How do you feel about lobels, like now wove or punk1 !'.t: WeU, they're just that, lobels. end they cou4d mean e thouaend di)lorent things. Punk 11 no longer; that s 19'75, in ' two months it'll be 1 981 . New we~e Is pease also. If It meeno onlfthlng, it just connotes o bond playing now and original 'material. ~: What tho new wovo labtlla good 1 lor 11 that It givot us en eudle1\ca that i& w illinv to listen to a bend playing their own stuff, es oppolld to playing ·c overs. • which we·re grateful for.' Jerry: I find !hot the orowdo we' ro pqying to, no matter hOw ..,.,,, SMm to • be ~· ratponaive to the, thins we do as fer as orlglnot _,.,...,..ora openwrite the tv~ etid enota- the melodies. or do you aort of work on them together7 minded CIOWd. Doty:Pat writes moot olj>Ul music, pr !'.t: Wolf. wt do play the - · " New Wtvt Nlghta." _ he'U coma up with tile - · but we're til responsible lor our ow n ,pena. I guess In SO: Do you'""' that performing your mulic in front of..., eudlence fs an tha t sense you ooutd sty we write our songs ta a group. integrtl port of the proc:eaa7 Doty: Performing Is very lmponont. More Pat: Yes. It 11 1 group effort. One of U$ than any kind o f recording. Thls gig w e comes up with on Idea ond thon we develop it. got togot~et with these oth&( bonds was SO: Whore do vou Qot VOUI SOMA Ideas? , really a good thing to get on. but at tl!is · Pll:'l hOle IO tey It - it IOundS<IO _ , point I'm rully t ltltla.d with people antng 11$, being happy'. denclng end j\151 cliche- but they como from personal e~por1once. Things !hot ere effecting us. having a good tm.. That's good enough. We're very -.>OIItlcal. -" SD: Politlctlly-oriorltd pop music has Pit: We went 1 rtsponoe from the alweyo teemed o bit pretentious to me tu<lienc<l, good "' bad. Doty: Hopoi\Aiy good. enywty. Whilt groupe inf t - your aongwriting7 Who do you IIston to7 Pilt: Of cou~ - do hive some goals. Pilt! A lot of IIO'o pay~ bands. thet's only nlturtl. A tot of our ITiends lrt saving lhW monty end going to NYC T h e -. tlle...Kto . .• Jerry: The Renlaint. the Yetdbirds, of to ma1<e it big. Wt don't buy lho1, if you oouree - the premier poychodalic rod< 'n' e.n't drew 300 poopa. Jn your own rol band. , horne town then don't bother P1g to SD: Beoidtt pitying loetl clubo such es the City. Right now we ooutd get datos Gobel' I , the ~ Houle end in NYC"' Toronto, but we' re content 10 ,... Pepper'I, Wl)ll htvt you bMn dolng7 hang oround. work hl<d end He whot Pilt; Wt'ro doing o oornpllttlon E': with goHI 'v '*"" ~ tiHI Stllin11 hewt ch.nged th.U ~ CIHnypu, It JtHmJI tiHit tiHire three other tocel banda. It's 1 good Idea ·tore ntwnber of reuooa- it'a dleaper for aft the bondo; the radio otttlon has o vanflt'( to choolt frO!n. . . Jerry: I'm aort of the drummer by doftult. 8ut it worked out enywoy. SO: Do ~ou plan to kHp the thrao member band torm.-.1 Pit: We've bMn looking for a fourth for a while. 8ut unt~ Mr. or Miss Rlgl1t comes -'ong. , • we•re In no rush. we•re quite attlaf'oad with what we hiVe u a trio. Doty: II we do find a lounh, It must be on iMtrumenttllolllingor~ we went a strong vocalltt. A keybQtrdlst wo~d be nice too. We trY·OUt 1 few off and on, but, 11 !'.t hid, thing&ort working out fine tht WIY they ere. Pit: Our ltt.ndt In ot her bonds teD us fiMnc:Wy end~ we ol1ould '-lttte'ttlo. 'So: How would you ~rille your , -..d~Or would you ~ribo R It 817 Doty: lt't very tcltc1lc. I don'i feel we're rNiy Nlly devtloptcl ytt, wa·re ldnd of ~ . Don't ge1rna wrong. - ·re very tlght. Our aound Is getti>g there, 1 lot ol our newer 1tuff het _. of. • • .IMy: . . . t quality Ill OUt own. Can we ur lhac7 ..., We are o rock 'n' rol band. An 80's ,.... ' n' roll ba(l4. We "'int INIOI)Ie 10 ~~~~~~~----~ BlcCiilltgttg's----. lpm tile spedals!! ! ! MOfiMY- filMY 1.. -10,. 7SeS.,.. tJ,..,., Mlllt.w-SIINMYtt--10 .. lMt \ IOit~A..e- etlan..,_ .._--(Si.t1..) IM-6110--_. r �WBFO interference First the dorms, then the labs, and now in the classrooms ii loy iiiiiK~r Sp«f""" SIII/I H.,.,,. Early morning jau with WBFO. No, th1s Is not a new clau but It is the !iOunds heard daily by studcnll in Farber ISO. WBFO's power increase la51 January is the cause of tho problem. "Undergrads take a terrible beating when h comes to simple physical facilities," lamented Biology Professor Charl<s Smith . He said the audio-visual ser.;ce of the Educational Communications Center (ECC) has tned to help, but Ills been unsuccessful so far . "What are you complainona about, I love it; ' was wriutn on ont note given to Smith from a student whil< he lecturtd in the classroom. Evt'f' since the campus-based station boosted its poWt'f' to 23,350 wattS, dormitory students, researeh professors, and now lecturers have c~jtlained or radio 4terferencc. Vic. President for Facilities Planning John Neal rntt With both sides two weeks ago to att<m pt to work out the problem. Neal's alternatives ate to either suuesr moving WBFO's antenna off eampus or shielding all laboratories that are affected by the sicnal. "It's a problem that costs money , it's a mauer of economics. •• commtnltd Associate Profeu or of Electrical Engj~eering James Whelan. "It's not a technieal problem.'' He pointed out that this 15 not rhe first time there has been inlerfcrencc- on TV signals. He is n01 the only that any unshiclckd amplifier ~ campus as hU own depanmenl dorm Rudcnt with problems as will pi~k up these tipals. He ~ was moved from Fronczak Hall resldcnu on every Ooor POinted out that ECC did -!l because its high power complained of TV or stereo some or Ihe classroom speakers ~ equipment inlerft'f'ed with some interference. Sewral student.s so they would not r=ive delicate Physics' inslrumenll. allempred to ground their WBFO. "W IIFO will give audiO·YiJullr'tquillment as assistance to studems in solving I lmpttlr.c:s suggested by WBFO but still pr<;~blems of interference," Besid\:s wrealdng hav~ with intercepted the sUtLion's.signal. promised Bender. delicat e neurobiology "Unless you have a really exp erimerlts, WB FO aho good receiver you can' t get any obsrruds telemetry used by the lower frequendcs" pointed out Anatomy Department. ln•ide a Student from P ritchard Hall . photocopying the laboratory of Frank Mendel The higher radio out put • is a SfOUnded•coppcr cage used !iOmetimcs causes WBFO to be .:555 SqUire HaU to bl~k out radio signals. beard on llerco's thai are not Ho,.ever. WBFO's signals 10 turned to :my radio station\:11 - r - - - - - - - - - , tbrou&h the protection and have to tum my radio up hit:Jier Special hinder his muscular activities to hear the record I'm pta yin&." I I experiment. emphasized one student in 1 /fS I the Aside from the cff<Cts : lnttrfercnc. on the Univenity's Goodyear. research depa r tme nts. the 1 signals also arfcct students The interfercnrc rnn&es from 1 I 386 Kenmore Ave. I living in the area. fuulnes. and natie to loud (II Engtowood} "h always .happens in tho reception of the jau-oriented I ,...._ C.t A lll.wD17 I middle of Alfred Hitchcock, " station . Even carradlos within a I 1 ...._ •Jay Margiola.- complained. bl~~ of UB pick up largo 1 _, H- 1 .. 11" means ·imcrfcrence from amounts of interference. 1 r.s~..,. " " - " ' " I WBFO's broadcasLs on local David Bender of WBFOsaid ~--;,~~»!:., ru i photocopying H or r..w- r s.m.. .._ d F. t ea Hair Stylists : ,_ll,. __ , r--U .B.,S.C.A. (Wargames)~ ,._.... GAMEFEST IV "' Nov . 13 - ,16th Feature Games - Highway to tlle ReichSquire 234, Thurs. - SUJ1day Dungeons & Dragons - Squire 133 Friday Rooms '140-248 will be available for Gaming on Saturday from_ 10 am. - 1111lldnlaht: Student Health Insurance Week _. . ~NOVEMBER Certain SA clubs face permanent suspension There arc a wide range or specialize(! club• sponsored by mandatory suidtnt ron. But unless someone in those oraanilatoons tal.cs som• quiclr: action, 17 clubs could be a thing of the past. Despite the ,.arnln& in campus publications, 19 arou~ failed to register with the money store- the Student A$5odauon . (SA). InterestS rtn&ina from the An Assodation to the ,Ski Team were warned, but aecordin& tO SA T~ AI~ Nathan, only tWO hne rcspooded-onr of them the Politieal St:itncc 1\hjors Oub. Presently all the other clubs have had their priviled&cs suspended-fuch things as authority to ask for room allot~enu on campus and SA. duplication services. But Nathan dcscn~ the suspens;on as "only temporary-the clubs jwt havoto come tn, fill out a data sheet, an_sl write a letter <J<plainins why th.~y're ~te to (SA Director of Student Or&anizalions) Bill Mack. But, the paperwork must be completed by l'lovcmber IS or the clubs will rae. permanent suspension. Some of the nudent 1roups lost a<tive members tO &raduatlon, and sufrer from apathy. "There is no support for the .<Art Association) club this year," ex-member ~t~ Aoder"'n c:xpla1ncd. Now a m=ber of the Oraduate Art Assocoatoon , Anderson pointed out tbat the su!llC"'!~ club is mainly. for undergraduate$, an~ "was never v<ry bl&. "- bcr 1s AoOihcr croup that bas folded due to lack or mr:m s AZTECA, 1 club sbarinl! POD~R 's office space In Squu~ Hall. POOER President Maria Osono_reported tbat latt year I mOSt active AZTECA member left UB, and th~ lo~ of.m~mcntum b:" crippled it. But Osorio said her organozabon rs rntueste<l to revlvlna A.ZTECA with new $1udcnts. All money oriainally alloted to the ina.ctlve clubs will be Pl""ed In the SA seneral fund, .accordin·&LO Nathan , and rtdistributed to lbe 0\'tr·all pool. f 10 -14thl Monday & Tuesday 11-2 pm in Squire Center Lounge Wednesday & Thursday 11-2 pm in Capen Lobby Friday 11-2 pm In The Student Club of The Ellicott Complex Information will be available on coverage & filing claims Insurance I.D. cards will also be available ~~~~ �F,tcYy. 7 N~ , . .. ThtiOectnun . ...... Theft are many available services etadaata .Jaould know about. Stadeat AModation. through the Jl. . .•"-7 Aedwlt,. Pee, helps prmide the following: ", c StUdent b~re are many available Hfticea student. should know about. Athletics Student Association, through the ~-~to., Aethlt,. F . ., helps provt~ the following: . · ~, ~A880datlon I ls~d fDto tlaiee functional branches: ., I STUDENT SENATE El~cttd and .I ex-officio mem~n~ Il 1) Leglalat!ve ' a)· Seuat.e - Acts as a banker for the mandatory st~dent fe.e. . b) Aeeembly- Acts as a collective advocate fo1· student rights and student welfare. I) ExecuU~e - Responsible for l~p1emenUng poiJ~s. coordlltating activities and providing leadership. 8) Judicial ,_ Adjucates litigation, including students within the University. STVDEINT Mtmbera wtth 40-eljP.Iature 1111U1Ciatcll t_t !~ "· ~en's & Woineri's Varsity Intercollegiates ' Foo~ball Softball f Track . ~----------------------------I • " I \ ~ • \ -............._" ~ _ ASSEMBLY ·I 1 ~ ~ • EXECUTIVE CABINET Elc~tcd Offi,-cn\ 11nd uppolnt~'d Dlr..:~t<ll"t< . Basket~all . "' STUDENT· -"'· • _ : justice and • Associate J)aseball Soccer Wrestling Hockey Golf · _Field Hockey Swimming Bowling ' Te nnis VolleY,ball Cross Country 1 Intr~ur.Us & Recrea:tio~ JU.ftbDJn. "'7~ --~-One Chief • · I I Judges . -----~--_: _____ ____ .;. ___________ j. Softball Football ' Basketball Soccer , Bowling Volleyball Tennis Hockey · Swimming - Plus: Su~rstars Cof\lpetltlon Badminton ACUI Judo Lacrosse Frisbee Karate Rugby Outing Club Sp.)rts SASU: Student lobbjing, organizing & services; Book E-xchange; SCATE; Course Deec:rlptlon Handbook; Ortentatlon; FnllFest; Wlnter Carnival; SprtngFeet; SummerFeet; Spukers Bureau; Bnffaloman Yearbook; Student Representation on Academic & Service Polley Bodies : University Council, Faculty Senate, University Committees , Sub-Board I, Inc. & Faculty-Student Association (FSA). ' ( · Record Co-Op;-Anti-RaJ)e Task Force; Sunshine House. \.. _, Skiing Gymnastics Bowling CheerleadJng Soccer Weight , Lifting I ' I>~ 11 member o(S.A E\'~'T)· d~ty-time Undergruduutc For mun: lnfonn ulion: 11 1 Tulh.-rt llull. Amher~1 Campu~ - 636-2950. , Every day-time Un~ergraduate Is a member of S.A For more Information: 111 Talbert Hall. Amllerst Campus - 686-2950. I - I.Uill fur h~· munrlutury t"ltuli!IH fl.!-..:tt - Raqu,etball SquaSh Weight Lifting ... 'f' - pulf1 fur hy lllullth.llory"'lll•ku l f'-·~,. I �/'-. h ' • • ~ 'fht8p.ctr\ltn . \ 1\ ;,.cJI.)', 7 No"¥efnbf, 1810 ~ ~ As80daUon ~ ~ Association There are many 'a vailable services students abould know about. 1 Student Association, through lhe Maada~17 Aetldty Fee/ h elps provide the following: Student Student Clubs & Organizations ~w.:h \. ' .. ,;! '~<.. ""...:· ~~. ~ . ...... . . ..._ ...·~.-~:),:. ·. ·'· .. -t~, ~· -~ 1 . ........~........ -- ~I ... ~ ~--··-- .. .................-_..:· ... J~ t -F I ·' ~ ,I ,- SIJB-BOARD \ ~INC. ~· The student service corporation governed by a board of directors comprised of representatives from the U~dergraduate. Student Association, Graduate Student Aaaoclation , Millard FUlmore College Student Association, StUdent Bar .\ssoclation and the Medical &·Dental Sehool Poll.ty. , l71JAB HEALTH CARE FUms Pharmacy Clinical Laboratory Family Pla.nnlng Clinic Student Health Insurance SexualJty Education Center Music Gallery 219 Coffeehouse Publicity Sound P1JBLICATIONS University ~ress The Curren Spedal l nte st PublicaUons University Directory Publidty MINORITY: Block Studtnt Crtlon (BSl') ;.(ACAO (Nullvc AJ?c~lcun Cnlturul Awarenctili Organization) PODER (Puerto Rlcun Organi%0Unn ror Olgnlty, Equallt~· and Responsibility) \ ,' "~ . SERVICE: AnU-Rupc Tusk Force Altcrnath•c ;.(~ws Coll e<'lh·c (The Ahe~n6u,.c Press) Circle K Club Community Action Corps (CAC) ;.(ew York Public Interest Research Group (XYPIHG) · Record \o-01> Schussmelsicrs Ski Club Suns hine llouKc The ln tlct•cntlcnts \\'Rl 'B SQ1JIRE / AMHErST Creative Craft Center Group Legal Se.rv1ces Off-Campus Housing Ticket Office Browt~lng Library/ Music Room ADMINISTRATIVE , INTERNATIONAL: Amuteur Rudlu . Bul~un Polk Ounce,. Che111< Club ·cross Country Ski Club Gospel Choir • MedlcvullMIII Club MuslciOJtf! Club Society of Amulcur Photogruphcr~~ S .T.A.G. £ . (Student Thcutrtcul AII!IOC· tauon for Genuine Entertulnmcnt) Tobie TcnniK Club · Warg.imc11 (l'B Slmuluted Conflict Association) Vollcyboll 1 .., . . . ,. ':! us: HOBBY: --- iF& .... ~·~~\ ' '. _ t There are many available services students shoufd know about. Student Association, through the Maadato17 A.ttdtJ' Fee, h elps pro\,'lde the follo;wl.ng: 1 Afrtcun Stud~nt ,\~IIOclaUon · Bruzlllun Club Curtbbcun Student AsSocluUnn Chinese Student Association Estonlun Student A!lsoclaUoo Hcllculc Student AssnctaUpn lndonet<lun Club (PER.\riAS) l runJnn Student AstiOCiaUon hish Student At~socluUon lsruell .Studcnt All!!OCiaUon Japanci'C Student .\ssoclaUon Korean Student Association L,ebunc,;c: Student As!!OCinUon ~lgerlun tStudcnt Association Orgunlrutlon of Arub S(Ydcots (OAS) South Eu11t AI\IUn Student Club Ckrunlun Student Club ACADEMIC: O"er 60 ucadcmlc-lntcrvst c:lubs fu nded . SPECIAL INTERESTr · t\mhel'fll \\'nmc n'11 Ce nter l' Apllrtheld Study Group • Assoclutlon for Mlnorll\' Studenl!l In Health Rclutd1 Prof~sslons (A.\ ISKRP) Furm Clly Collcc:U"c . • Guy People'" .\llluncc Gru\' Punthcrti jewish Student Colon USC) Pep Club Shade~ of ~111\'CIIIcnt Dunce Ensemble (WATt: Xycn~l} t'B Vurtlll)' Club Banking, Accounting, General Services En~ry cluy·tin;c Undergraduutc is 11 member of S.A \ Fur murc infonnution: 111 Tulbcrt llull. Amherst lAAntpus - .636-2950. E\'ery day-lime Undergraduate Is a ).ember of S.A For more Information: tll Talbert Hall, A.mhe};;l Campus - 636-2950. - l*kl fur hy muudawry 1>hKkn1 fc'"~ - lfl - pukl fur hy nwu•lut•'fY htutklll ('"•.,: .. - �but the mathematical ' tests still await initiation. ~ model until 1982, Solkoff has i eneounaed the Senaton to study I& Ill< ''scaled clown plan" which he • described as a utemponry pbauo'' may rf'Sister ror. · After briefly ellplaioina his plan, ~adotto refuted acitusadons that Geaeml Education iS detrimental to University academics. eoWuerin& thas "moJt (complaintS apinst • L*<er durin& \he afrunoon Oeneral Education) sound to me • seuion, Peridotto afli>ed .to d_9.-. Uke poranoid'tear. We've sor to be some l.ut minUie campaipi)\f"f'or pq>ared 10 tate some risks." He ~ his piOposkion. uwe·can lti.rc)w up added that workable prosram , ow hands and do nothina (towards caMCit De lllCOC'llf.Ushed willlout some sort of resource re.alloeation. . rf General Education),"' the Dean warned the audieo~. "We would ~ 'llhu~ Peradotto was asklna then be doinc Jtudenu a massive Smlitors not .,_to ovet·react to disservice.:• Comparing th·e possible budaetary chanaes, Pendotto model with the more Oenpal Education Commlnee complex and intricate oriJinal plan, Chair Peter Hare""' besieaed with he noted that his namesake questions on the need for specially program is ·~over and• above desi&ned courses. ""I dOn'r sec why feasibilitY and opens up an <lective all these oounes have to be special freedo"'.,. not cncoun~ in the General Education , (desi&ned) initial draft. The fu.!l.ooale Oeneral courses.'' opined f'liysic:s and Education pr~am. he said. ••takes Astronomy AJsociate Professor ~ in the eatir_e Geaeml EduCIIlotl i timeseheme. : F- z~•E anYac~81~~-:a~~: Sci~:: the <boice aWay" when stu.den~ _.Riebard Howard. "1',;. afraid that decide on what elective courses they what yOU people really want are , Duwayne)Andenon has no plans for the Math Skills test to be implemented in the Fall of 1981 (the target date).'~ Hare complained . "But, he said tha.. be has set up a task foree to study the Math Skllls requirement." Vice President for Academic Aftairs Robert Rossbera is seheduled to meet with Natural Sciences and Mathematics representatives, the philosophy professor added, to discuss problems facio& the Math Skills requirement and that (acuity~ '"Gen Ed·commit¥ment.-'' watered-down courses in this and that for people witboutthe facilities (10 hand!< l replar coune)... Der~ ••ptaimp· Howard that he does not see why Ull has 10 have newly created courses when llle present offerina.s can i!Cn'e tbt ..purpose, while c!Pvin& into more detail than the more at11fralized General Education subjecu wottld. Pointing to the. Phy$ics 101 cour>e taaght by his Department. Howard oommented, "lf we're aoina to teaeb them physics, then by God, let's Ieath them physics." · "We have not aslced for watered· down courses," Hare retorted in defendin& his commiuee'ufforts in solicitinc and pr~s proposed General Education courses. "In · ,..... '!umed faet. down." Hare, then, directed discussion towards the rueot developments in the implernentad~n of Phase I of the General Education plan, which consistS of an ~n&lish and Mathematics Skill testi.4 ptQgtam. Over the past sumnkr. incoming freshmen tonk the portion, Skillful • Andcnon, however, was not speakids as liberally as Hare about his faculty's eo,nmitment. ... don't want to act intO it here,'' he said, to the audience after aivina a partial ..planation or the task for~C:s objectives. "(The task force) .'{• evaluating the additioaal bu.111eh that the s till 'component .Will brina ... be explained. "They are developing fiaurcs and data on hO'tl.' to deal with the oroblem." A.s debate ~ was j ocreasing. -.. Solkoff defle«ed all flirlJier comments until the November 18 speeial General Education ~n { of the Faculty Senat<. All cars were turned to Universily President Robert l. · Keuer, who apologized for chanaing the sul)j~. blaming the "flip-flop pfienorn..enon." · "Tha~ when you change subjects completely." Ketter laughed. Switching the topic from General Educaaion to the r«ent revelations on the fumituic thdls which occurred during the .shurne from the Main StrC't1 to Amhe-rst 'Campuses, Ketter emphasized that h was nat his policy to comment publicly on issues that are still under legal investigation. He did, however. explain to the rapt Senate about pr~ures tdtn to-stop (uture tbdt.s and the dfons to locate the ••teak'*-be:lie\'t'd to be within the UB [)qmtment o( Public Safety-who released 10 tfi Couritr ExprtSS an investiglnve report outlining the findings of•h• · Otpart11Jtnt. ·J ~ "' .. '" -. .· O.A. '"This Ocparlmcnr above all Others must have- the trUSt Of Ke tter eYer yon e . '' explained. "~re is no way il can function without that trust:• After outlining Public Safety's etrorts to nab the press informant, the Prcsidcnc emphasized thaJ all meuures taken 'Wert voluntary. He said lhll the invesllgation in\•olvcd poly&raph testing and fingerprinting a number of ,. employees. Some will also be asked to take oaths in the plu"iii'bin& effon. Anyane who would convey to the p ress or any unau~horized individual a report containing "''Unsub$lantiate4'" criminal c:harges is, Keuet said, ''irtesponsiblc'' ·and shoUld not continue ln sueh a position. The Presid~nt e•plained that the repon and any pirson indicted by~t, "will not be made pub1k:,. unless • 'criminal,intent'' can be proven on lbe part of t~ accused. The only other groups havina a copy .or th'• report, besides· the mornin& newspeper, are the State University of'New York (SUNY) (.epl Office in Albany and Erie County Disuicl Altorney Edward COsgrove, acc:ordiog to Ketter. Aller lils declaration, Ketter was asked lo comment on .>peeularion that dwj.na bis recent absence he was ..ollf job bunting." u Every three or So years like clockwork, rumors Uke this com• up," Ketter said lmilina 10 the seuton. ••certain individuals would like oto ~ me aet liSOlher job." Waitin& for tK cltueklcs to l!'bside after bis CGaUDCIIIS, Keuer •lt.JIIa¥ 1bat his "dallalucr W>lattly IU'' caoaia1 billr 10 ......UO, "m,steriously'' abeont ~ UB ror /. 10 day$, �snorts i ;=~~~================================================:;=================== ~ A new season Basketball Bulls-miss the big.man f by Toar Pelll Sports Edit"' • Arund<l Community Collrae. arc tile Jeadina aod~d. Bolli ""'strona and quklt wilh IQOd boiJ. lbe most daminallq rlJUtC on tile '-*etball court IIandiU!a wu.. i Siu is Ill< ....;or problem eo..rmn~ina tile Bulb lhls - . Wilhow the bia ......, U. tile front court tile hlsketball team iJ built around a stron& wllok offmsiv. and defenslvr stYI< of tile team had 10 reboundina caua. l.a1t season l~e UB Bulls tuld its b< <hllnl<d. JtrOIII!h In Nate !lou~. Buffalo strnl<ed 10 a 17·2 ••Our intention is toward tile fast-break on orrmtc record in, their divbio<t of the Stare Unlvcnity of New becaUS< - &r<\ lll'all<r. but we hlv. modi arcata" York (SUNY) Athet.ic Conf«<n« and into the playoffs quicknrn," Ulfs lhr«···y eu COICh ¥PIIined. b<hind the .shoe bloctlnaond dun tina abnityof Bouie. ··o.rensivety. $00Cch from tile zone we ptaY"CC lan • This ~n. becaUJ< of Bouie's J(&duation. the Bulls year to man-to-man. We 1\a"¥(' to udliu our don't hav. this I~Uwy. quiciCDcss.'' ~· r hl>'t 10 saflhe c.u. of last years team was up Pbysieally tile Bulh are in soocf sii&JX. Tbq were froat:" remarked UB eoaeh Bill HuJbes. "The bia \pared of any,.,avat in& Injuries in the orf-sason and &UYI (Boule, IUOIIJ forwa<d Mike Freeman. and small team pt1dkCs hne b<en uneventful 10 far. forward Tooy Smith) are allaooe." Arthur Mac:t. 1 transftr rrom Northwest -Oiltloel< CoauaiiDlty ,"PJ><It$ 10 b< tile rq>lacmlent ar H •Jiles wu rtalistk in his assessment or this year'> «nl<f 10 far. lbe«rona forward 'POl is preuy mu<h squad. :•Ov<fall -·,. • better shoodna team, but we up for &~abs, but two returnees are barllina for the are small. It's pm;y hard to improve on a 17~2 ocasoo. position riaht now. Kenny Jones, a $Opbomo<c who · Wt'U establish our own aoab and uy 10 .-~~~an, bu< saw limked dl&y oo the Vanity lui year, ''lw' tile this year is an in~b<tw<al-yoar. We'll only lose three players (to arad ...ion) this year. That laoV<S os wilh 27 insidt trade.'' aeconlina 10 HuJbe$, bon 6'--4'' Kftior Harold Walker will b< pushina him aU the way. rttumees for ntJn )'tal' and thal"s a aood li&n for "he Another UB v<t<fln will be vyina for the small rwure 00 forward slol. Jobn fltzp&lrick ls_...,ed 10 mov. up AU~ wasuocb<r ..,._,. ror the ~Sintt from the JV and becomt a Pa"manent TtXture in tile his uri~. artmri&Dc:t bas ioacased -:t lk&dily and position. but 01 this point oothina Is czN'Ib. J><Aked ar atound 700 for a rtpiV pme lan yur. Clark arm con hold aho~ I ,SOO JXOi* ~«»rdlna to Huches and he would love 10 ..,. !hal runy ar all the " """"'or .. auniT A bi& plos lor the 8ulls will b< tile retum or home_.. "Everyhocly folloors a winoa. We have Owaaodina Playa in tile SUNYAC W<lt Tom to win eomistently and play • acid"~ · This Pat>Ons. Parsons is4 s-·shoolina6'·3" auard who team will be a more cM:icina ceam to wau:b than last avc.aaed 13.J points a JUDe ast S<&OOO. year's becau~ Wt're &Oina IO playa fire-JIC>Wr brand Of "Tom Parsons is the only player on the sqwod who hlsk<lball.'' bas proven I thina," Huabts SU'<Sied. lbe will ,.... ... . . . .. lbc cood\ill.a J\JMP1NG llllAQf.: . . . . ,..,.. At1hliwlh<:l.,...., .... !Into 1M air wiel ........._. tnc A play.....U. auud is LOOther UJ>Sellled qlltSlion ~. TC)Qy Smioll bas joiroed lllo aiJT a Ill AlstMt.. u bot+t NnM toe potMa.._ of the Mtlle'lbefl, The 8 ulls we,.-_,.,.,. lOt for Buffalo. The playcr size iD this orea b small with a - player"" " " Ka Po,o. . - ..........S. 'Tbere ttlf.r '"'' . . . ,~ c~t••t fft •nQI\aimt>'tOf'\ l• t•r tt\la month. 6' 10 6'· 1" ....... Dav. /Ooctt!t, ""'!!ller returnee r.._ Evay tho UB roota lui year'$lam, and Roo~from"'* lift DO ..alk~ 00 dlher the V....., or JV~ is the aiap1 ~loomin& W>di'r the basket. E~ pow<fhou~ -·u c:..n., ..,....rcr C. Boys beat Pharmacy; Skulls skunk Bang Gang UUAB Coffeehouse Committee 'J>I-nta Monday nigbJ's lnJramuraJ "A" Icc Hockey Leaauc pme betwocn City Boy and Pharmacy was as JypicaUy classic a confrontation as . you'D sec. Both uodtfeatcd, and both former champions, City Boy was impressive in its 5·1 victory. Herb Griffith and Yasu Ohsaka each bagged a pair or goals. and Ktvin Kolpou ad4td another as City Boy raised thrir overall record to~. " We outskatcd them (Pharmaey) for the first period and a half- th<n Jh<Y got il to&ctb<f and we had a lOugh aame on our hands," observed Griffith. Kolpou added, "th<Y (Pharmacy) wertn'tlhat !Ntd-we just played mud! betler than thty did." Much of CiJy Boy's success this season c:an be attributed 10 the addition of sev<ral new Jearn members, includin& form« Sigma Pi' netmind« Bruce Mill«, d<fenseman Andy u~lo. itnd former ~ l<ll<rman Mark Head. ~ "We seem to havcsiz.e and 4rength lhisycar,"-aJCSScd Cily Boy Captain Many Gotden. Gorden also noled thai, "more of these guys have been showing up reg~larly." ~ic ,Ch~ng and Joe Rossi agreed on the goal of the Caly Boys, we rc J11$t outth<re to have a good time and wben we win. it just mala> the times bett<r." Sk•III T r t • • , ln a pmc that, ac:cording 10 team sources, " was&> I as close as the JCOrc.'' th< TKE Stuns c:ame from bchi~ 10 Sl!bdue Jhe S.na Gana3·2, keepin& thttr rca>td untamis!Md. The Tckes ouJShot the Bang Gang :U-81 but were ciflCII frustrated by 1be aoahendina of soali• BriiCMa. Kevm Brabon opened the scorina on a firsl period brcabiway, giviol TXE a 1.0 lead. Leslie Jaff~ and Rick .K~ countered for th< Ban& Oana in Jb< second though, JIVIDI them a 2·1 lead. The Jhied p<riod saw tht Tekes come back 10 life. Sttve Vandomark pacctrated llle Ban& Oana ~f~. while both clubs wa'e plllyina shonbanded. sboouns JUst under 1he crossbar. Then, wilb only four minutes lert, Paul Comeau broke in whh Brabon on a Jwo-on-one. Brahon lhacle lood.on Comeau's rebound, br_eaklna a 2-2 deadlock and l~ng his season aoal total to 13. _ TKE Captain Phil Schart z wd. "Baraa Oana was better than .... thought- but we were looking past them to me City Boys. Abo, we'd like 10 thank out loyal fanJ for lbdt o.J. support." ·~ U>e Skulls are Kt JD cWb hcad-Jo-head with tbt CiJy Qllys ~~ t6ood,.y (9: 1$, Tonowanda Ice Rink) ia a baule'f'o{llrst place. • • z,. em eomL"f qf oodaOJOdi"ff A eo...cic Gvfun(Hoa't-fonud wfdt Boa~tfe h ftt) Satu1'day, Nov. 8th at 8a30 p111 tSquire - Rathskellar TICKETS: $1.50 students - $2.00 non-students Sc WINGS and 3 SPLITSfor .1.00 �Skelter gains small wirr; C·omeback tops Liltiputs by ~.uesu.... Spm.n~M St.tf Writ#'f FOOl ball, you O,urc it out. Myway you look at il. lilt Men'1 lot,...,ural_Football pmc bet...., Heller Skelt<r and the Hofnar LiUipuu lbould have been a blowout. lnJt~ed out to be a ro'u!ins 20.141ut·minute victory for Skelter OV<r fl ¥ffY pme UUiput ~ Major Indoor Soccer League buffalo Stallions Friday, Nov. 14th- Mem. Aud. nc:keu In the rede reg. Prlc:a 17 - S4 .W/~uter I.D. Sticker-IS All other etudenu~ squad. OoiDs in10 the same Hdter Skdter was 6-0 and had not Jiveo up a sinal< point the eotin ICUOII (..icl only 13 total points last year). lla$icaUy, tbet were the same tcam as I&Jt year's unit (who boW«! 10 the neotual clwnpioo O.eckcn in lUI )-ear'• JC!IIi.finals. 7-6). "We only have a eouplc or new iuyo," oaid team C.ptoln Steve Manee, "but we're mucb biaacr and Jtronger Ibis year." Ent«ina Monday's contest, Hornar was 4-1 with a aarne under prot<S( as weU. But more importantly, for lhio matchup they bad onlY......., plaY<tS drt\~Cd. "We'll hallt: 10 dq_ tfl.ebest wce&n with whal we have," bemoaned UUipol ctnle:r Mlkc. Oiles~etre in cSecp uouble." Whet~ asked what lot thou&ht of his opponent befotf the same. Skdter boss Manct Stated, ''We should beOI them. but the truth i• that the Monday le4ut1 ""'~ ..... this year, due mainly tO the facHbat ( lntrarnura!S don't set enoa&h pobliclcy-as a wbok thai Is. People don't know when they arc. ~n't know~ to oian up. The same tbiq is aoina to happen in ~ too." , T..p lloule AJtbou&h they were confident, Heber ~kdter round out lmmediatdy thai ·tboy were in fO< a tou&h batllc. as quancrback Danny <knzm1111 qukltly marched tilt Lllliputs downO<id to the one yard Une. The key play • In the drillt: was a pass lote<(e<ecce cai.J in the mdzone as a Skdter defensive 1111« was tanalina with Clcta:man's f..-orite rectiver: Ulliplll c:apcaiD T ed Dkk (wbo putted in .;,h1 eatches fO< bis team). Aft«. three u.......,...rul pla)'l frO<O the one, Oa1mw1 rolled to his riaM and round center Giles in theendzone for thetouehdown. On theeonveroion liMI'I!J, Dick taught a · shon ross from Oertz:man, and Hofilar was leadlng,..,:t), " ' Skelt<r, unaccustomed to beina behind, took the kickoff and showed why they are the team to beOI in their division. They SCO<ed on iUS! tbtee plays, with the third beina a perfect strile from CIIWle<bact 'Ed Collins to John loooveW io the tcn comer of the ....:lzoM. Ho~. on tbc mrapoint try, Cofllos COUld rtnd DO open retciYt:rS, and ~ Stopped shon Of the 1oal fine. flofnat still led 7-6. On their n<Jtl ~oion, Hofnar failed to move the baH and wu forced to punt. Holter Skelter took over and immediately drove for Gnoth<r touchdow~. this one belna a bomb from Collins to a s~reaklnJ Ron Smyth. With the uua point pus to lacovdll. Skelter went tO' life JideUnes with a 13·7 halftime tc.MI. on i~tios At the .stan or the second half, the Ulliputsaotthe ball deep ill tbeirown territory. By this time, the, sKies were cast IIIII their datk shadow• over the Odd, and the ball was becomina Increasingly difficult to six>t. Nevertheless, Gcrwnan completed two lona passes to Dkt, the second of wl\kh Wl$0 touclldown tblttied the same II 13 all. Tbeft, 00 the crucial ..va-point at:ternpc, Gcrtzman scrambled rl&ht. then~.!#' nnauy over theaoat line for the ao-abead point. 14-IJ. Thinas looked bleat for Skette<. but their next drive produetd nothin&. and they were forctd to punt, pinnin1the Lilliputs daep in their own end. At this point In the aame, several Stelter players conferred with tbe rder~. askina. him co finish the aame 11 a laltr time, u h was useless co play an)'O!Ofe In tbe dart. Fonunately for the<n, the referee said that the I"""' "'OUld contl.ttt>< for a few lll(n plays. Cieorae Reviu then piclled.off a Omznw~ pass, civina Hdte< Stetler !heir l8S1 diane< witb ju$1 about threco minutes rtmainina. On firss"!!own, (Collins who was 10 out or 16 on tbe day with two TO's) threw low for an Incompletion. Ane. a recq>~ion by wid< ~ver Andy , Kan~ CoJUns round Smyth once .,aln-this time down to the one-foot ~ne.. On rounb down, Collins caJierl his own number and took it up tile middk for the toudldoWn and the lead. 19-14. On~ polnt·aner. Collins hit his etrue<, Paul a.nera (Of the same's last ~. Hofnar had Oil< last psp. Ho""CIIt:r, the lenacious purslllt or Heller Skelter's two man line (oonsiStina of Jim Nollltl and Brian Browskl) &<J1tO • Oen:unan. with Nolan &<It ins <redlt for the sacl<. One final pus fdl Incomplete out of the endzone. The same belonced to the Skelt<ts. "This game w•s tou&h-much, much toU&her !han 1 cv<r thousht it would be." recalled Barrera al\er the garne. CARIBBEAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION THANKSGIVING TRIP TO N.Y.C. $48 0 0 - ROUND TRIP .~ EffiCOit& M~in on Nov- 26th ~~ 11 Am Returnin& from Penn St~tion on Nov. 30th ~~ 12 noon . Ticket information available in 260 Squire Hall (MSC) Monday thru Friday from 12 noon vnti/5 pm �SO"ccer club boots Canisius, 3-0; ! Varsity·status may be in future i The UB Women's Soccer Oub Onlshed out'thdr scason last ~md with a double victory. Not only ctid \,heY mut-out Canisius Collqe ~ for the second time thls year, but _they also recdved ~rmanmt club 5\atus from the Student Association (SA). UB jum~ out to an early l-4l<ad in the Orst haJJ or the Canisius p.me on aoals by Kim ( PWttty, Beth Eldridge and Theresa Westerman. Pan:zaty o~ed the scnrina, boolin& in a aoss pass fr0111 Mary Moucnbacbet at the aoatmoulh. Eldridge responded with another aoai ror Buffalo wbcn she convened a cross pass from Westerman and let &o a left-fOOled blast frdfn 1$ yards out that tip~ past the Grlfnn's aoalic.. The goal was especially .atisfyin& for Eldrida< as she bad been thwaned 00 several other attempts. . The UB '!ana-out returned the favor as me ~nnccted ":1th Westerman Who pushed the ball 1010 \he net f_rom Ove feot out to clo.sc out the ftrst half _SCQnog. Clndy"Ur:ban scar~ thelonego!l or the second half and once ag;un 11 was Eldridge there for the assist. wizard of odds - by Eddlt and t be P ulllnt CMard Ah Hah. Eleven wins last week has the Wiz honina·in on the magic .600 (.S97). And we'U pat our backs too-just check the record and you 'II sec some Jtunnin& score predictions. Mi&ht be a sood "'eck to stan pickin' on a frw coaches. Like th< type that ao for field goals that 60.000 peopk knew would fail. Buffalo U, New York Jets 20: F~tst·and·&oal from the one-f004 ltne. Chuck Knocks is call in& the play. h will be a: I) nea nickn 2) qukk kick l) deep post ~) 37-yard Otld &011 ajain.t the wind. (Todd wiU probably throw <Ill umcs. Todd will probably be intercepted four times.) _Piusburrh U, Tampa &ly 22; Slallwonh will be back . Swann, Bradshaw and Harris arc staning. N<cd more be said? (Steeler dcf<n~ tends to improve when the offense keeps the baU longer.) Dallas J8, N~w York Gianro IJ; Say a prayer for Oiant coach Ray Pcrkins when he steps on the Odd to face his old team. Chlrato 16, Washington 10; Some disagreement among the ranks. In rhis column and on the Odd. (Bean defense should hold up.) Minnesota 20, Detroit U; Vikings' have the Lions' number . (Vikes are on their way into the play-off picture.) Atlama U, St. Louis 1J; Cards annihilated Baltimore and wcre robbed by Dallas. Will they com< down? Atlanta's 6-l coming off a romp over the Bills. (A blocked kiek will decide it .) Cltl~/and 27, &lit/more U; You can spend an hour arauing over this o ne. (Cleveland getS the bia lead and holds on for dear life.) C~n &ly /9, San Frunslco I J; Don't e.et your eyes ch<ckrd or assume this iJ a misprint. The Wizgoes with the Pack . (It's week 10 and Bart Starr is still coach . Blame the poor prediction on Eddie.) Los Ang~l~s 28, Miami /J; Poor little David Woodley. The 21-year old Dolphin quarterback gets a taste of real defense. (Rams machine is well-tuned and hasn't n<cded repairs.) San Diego JO, Dem·tr 17; Avera&e of <Ill minutes on the Oeld lias taken its toll on Bronco defen.sc.aner thrcc;.years. (Just leave Chuek Muncie out of the lineup and Characrs will &lide away.) SMJtltZJ, Kansas Ciry 10; Sea.squawks have to win a pme at home, at lean once this year. (Maybe this week Herman Weaver will , complete a pass.) Philadelphia 28, New Or/«<.ns 7; Dick Vermeil books a hotel for Su~ Bowl Sunday. finding ~S rooms is tou&her than the aarn•O<Ik/and 11, Cind11nati 17; Can't _,, to 5ee Pete Roulle's face When he hands AI Davis the Excetuive Of The Year award. (Bcnaals will probably rqroup next Sunday.) HoliSton 28, New £1WIInd 24; Boch teams can run it down - " otber'otluoat and don't rare badly when they pus either. (The best of Mon~ Ni&l\1 so far.) Bulls are away • Tile ua ll4llls roolbllll t..,. wUI uanl to Berta, 9'10 toltOfTO• to r- a v~ to. .ll lleNwla-Wabec Collq, a.Nwlol-Wabec It ralt4 u•llrr tilIll Dlv~s~ott 111 roocw. · 1- - more cvcply matched. They &01 a lot or shots OCl &oal, but we eontrolkd mld·fldd." Michelle &rc:u.l recorded the mut out for UB, her firSt pme in aoaJ. Cmter-Fwlbaek Janet Holliday was tbe IJIChor for the very lliniY UB ddftlSC and was the "bia faaar" In the Buffalo win, accordins to Urban. "Oapite the lack of cxpericnc:e on the team, as the season P<OI1eued- bqaa to play more as a team," coach Bob Lee rdleaed. Theresa (T.O.) We5terman was voted the most imP<Oved playn on the team. This year wu ber lim exposure ~~ t~e pme . and me was lnsuumeotal In ffilm& tn at aoaJ•e. The t.eam was aranted temporary dub stat~ at the ~nnln& of the season and tben SA derided to gtve them ~anent status as the season prQ&resscd. Urban said the team would like to bu:ome a varsity spon, but that th< was made aware of a rule by · Women's Athletic Director Betty Dimmick that a team must be a club three yearsbefore goina ~YUrban and 1..« will both be loSt to the team as they are araduating this semester. They that there is surncle'n t interest for the ~ i ; ~ z !g - ~ �l, ! ' ·J ~- MONDA Y-TUESDA¥-WEDNESDAY VOTING LOCATIONS: Mo~day{Tuesday, _We.dnes~y - November 10, 11, 12th REFER!N,.,D UM QUESTIONS ,---J o QUESTION No. 1 , Do you approve the continuance o f the Mandatocy 'Student Aetiyity Fee? QUESTION No.1 Do you approve; of rtiiQ&.Lhe present $70 yearly lee by SS.OO? QUESTION No. 3 Do you approve of the stable funding of the Athletic program with a fixed allocation .for a four year period? ·. The allo~ation:sha/1 be set by the SA Senate and overseen by a Review Board. . SQUIRE . .' . .. .. . v . . 9 am - 9 PJTI GOODYEAR .• : . ...• 9 am - 9 pm CLARK HALL . . . •·• . . 9 am.- 5 pm STUDENT CLU8.1o am - 8:30 p.rn PORTER Mon. & Tues.12pm-12a Wednesday •. •.. . . 12 pm- 9 pm WILKESON PUB . . , .. 9 pm -1 am .... Monday · & Tuesday ''-oNL..Y LEHMAN . . : .... 12 pm- 8:30 · P.m CAPEN ... .. . . .... .. 9 am- 5 pm • - I . On Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday, November 1 0 , 11 , & 1 2th student~ will be voting to decide whether to ·retain or reject the ~andatory fee for· the next four years. Frankly-. we feel that the Fee is ·a pretty_good idea. But we do recognize that there are two sides to· every proposal. Here are. a few arguments that yo~ might wish to consider : . CONS PROS 1. 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WITH M~o~it bt lob of uunk to ke.ev uo with cftnlmic: =~::; ;~~·:~!':'~= E \C f , \'. hP f (• COUC H DOWNTOWN FULl 11MEI lhre OCIPOt'lul\lfV lor high ~td. career ptf'IOt\ ~n.a.J• $TEA:EO COMPE,N EHTS: til m• iOt br.tndt prlni ; 36 Hopkins Road . Will iamsville, NY . Corner of Sheridan Drive 63 1-8884 Mr. 1 Taco I 1 OftNI EL S PAR.KER. forrMr £dltor·lf'lo Chie4 ot TN kl«frUm_ WIIO haW YO!.# ~ W~ wi"-l Mitt • vrry J.a>fOI a.owtrlend •nd 'IOU ...,.._, to lM-0 tf'lbqVftol? FrH PMklng 1n RH, 7:3D•m 1 U30pm - 7 O.vs Olo"" Modom eq.,lpmonl NO R£FUNO$ ate tt¥'• ~ on C l~ u-ltleo fCh. Of. . M ma""'- sure ~>OPV •• leQIMe , ''TI\• Spect.rum' dOH not MJUnt• ;~---,I I DAD, Tt\M*t tor l;)eint ~ '-'*' I ~ IOt'MOM lo tl* to. MID yOU this. ,.....tftd, auuy. Drycluning by tlla Pound AtTENDANT oN Dl1TY OPEN Mol.t.v thtv ~.8 8111 - 10 pro Sul*v I em - 8 pm I I �I quote of the ~ay :I "Lire -Is mind over matter. If you don't mind it doesn't matter:· ..:..Doug MotOt Block- Is o Qnlver•lly ..Moe ol Tho $p«lrun\. Nollcu ore run lr.. ol <hara~Spe~rum 6oa not • ...,..,t. . thot ol4 notku oJ"dl oppur and ruuvu Ill< righl 10 edit Ill - . l'loolcu to oppur MOre lhon once mu•t be fdubmltted I<>< udo prlnlirltl. Dudllnes are 11\ondey. Wt.dnacily 8nd Fi'War et noon. onnouncem£nt8 Concerned students and faculty-Pollllcal prisoners ot lho Soviet reglme. wenl mall from lh~ free \ltOfld. f:oJ morr lnrormatlon. contact l.ar• • • 83~·7750. ~b• 'v e.n E.Jp..not HC~ Domingo 9 l'io'<'i~mbrt' • l•s 5o p.m. en ct Ne• mtn Ccnltt en ~ n St No fohH. IC' . t~r•MO$. fh.e dudllne for the T•u Bet. PI .s~•n contesl hb.s Me-n e a tendedto Nov I-4.JOthere• t.tlll It~ togetyoUI S« JJ.4 fk:ll tor de·Jall• ::::::J"· Tt!c. Mildred Bl•ke'"Student Affah • Cvuer i.l .spon:$0rlng G n ·rlt':\ ol SmaU Group ~nionJ to halp erulctt vou, upede,ce ~~ 06. rhe: flr~t will be Fun of Sport.s Handl(app•ng Tuudoy ot .4:30 p.rn •nd Nov. 18 at 4:30 p m In 167 Mfi\C, EllkotL - CWcoto H•t&MKJ Open House No.,. l l hom 4 6 p m I OJO Clomens AC. •n lee"' huslu? Group LevaJ S...~ offer• 11..: kgot ech-;cc •nd lnfomwdon IO •II UB srudtn«.a Do you ......,. 6 hu,lng 1n SWJ 1 f'QJ coutlt 01 1M Pt~side-nfs Commi:nton? CilS NJ. '•"'- 5l~oKh:nlt lo IC't u deltndf'r-s ,or .tu~tt. for mote Information •1op Jn ., GLS optn p.M. Mond•y, Thoridtty end Ftiday, untH 6 p.m. Tue~o1 • nd 7 p,m, w.tdnesdey In 340 Squire. Al.so 1n 177 MFAC, Ellicott. Mondoys I.-om I·' p.m. 831 -2273. II ·~ Elllcou Ruklents-lntt:tHted In tht ont1 Cotne: &ee •htll O l~ic Mountain II college i• •II obout, The office ls loc.ot.t:d In the rourlh Uoor of Porcer Q~d . Come by any -."t"tkdO)' t·o find out what eventJ otc ~ for lhe upcotnl~ •et:k Society of Womet~ Etlglneeu m r.mbersh1p ftu ._,If be •cceptt'd TUHday In 334 Btlt hom noon-6:.30 p.m frr l~ 17 . ~. lnttmaUonal Am<.rlcan 6tudc.nu fe,lk)wshlp &!bit Study tOO.y e1 7 p.m. In 262 Squll< Shabboa tonitJht-c..nciM. lighting ~ •~ p.m. ond cvt~n\ne ~k:t et s~ p.m, h~•• ~...,.,.. • t to a m . at t.M- ~ St. Cba"b.d HouM.. 3292 M.11n St. ond Ow. Am~ .0.0.~ Hou-.M, 2!tl01 M. Forut. 'fuh4va foUowe4 by to.c and ~eb Sunday It 10 • m •t the Main SHut O!bbed HouR.. Are ~o u dandng shoe:s coii~Cu no dust? l•ke them out of the doset. $hine them up end get rr:edy for CACs frrth •nnual 08 Oeoce M•r•tl10n . If you wont 10 help 0\11 from tht very b~eginmng. dial 8ll·l,2l 01 .Rop by-345 Squire. S t.,vlc.c.·l•urnlnt fadllt ates working rdat1onshlps HIWHI\ 1M cdue61ionat S)'SlrM .nd bn.:Nder todtty on. "hok. Le.,n ebou< this by "'"""1"11 bf CI\C In JA5 Squi•e 8JiJ521. • Imagine- what ft woukl be. Uke to wel(e up one moming •nd •-..nt to all e rnenct. but then ttllizt you h•ve none. Vou un be a friend to • k>tlely child.. For moce lnlo1mollon ca11878-4;ll7 hom 10·6 p.m. """kdoy.. LJ(e WO<I<ollops Medo ~ Eape<lollly needed ore koOel$ lor d~ duau . bul IM~ ate <OUntiHa oth....._Coli 6J6.21108t>< <top by 110 Norton lor more infon"nation. -.erm. ,....... - < h CcotelhMK tocloy lto•l"!!.• t t :• 5 p.m. In tho Squlte Cent•• Lobby. Sign up In 22J lieU. Sponoored bj I~ ...,..,._ . . . - lor I bualn<t.. de<:isions -;,.,,;1ng ._,_.... 0 ~id II>< portlclpoclon. Coli P•!'ril ot Sll,ll39"' Clo47._.or 1C01> by JIJB C101by 10- up Iliad - 1 0 benef• Cyst.< Flbroals. ~~~did> ate .-.ilobkiiOm 'Tl<E pl<dgos or Tom ~ II IU1-J45& H - ..... fit ......,.Mrl...,_\llat~tto ~®" wllot ohey ~ calwoct tile CAC olllce In JA5 Squlro. , 831 ·lN'I. TIM . . . . llllh .,.... l.eenlinO ceot«,ll located In the Unl..aity 331 tl.idy Ia now open.lor the fall -~ - -.. .....perle.- . . . . . 1 -. . ...., liD llllp you leem to orjjonl>e limo, ......,., ,.... , . , . . _ ,, tal.o ""'tor - Room, Elllcon. Bible <~tis 01 10 • m . C.te-el Pl•nnlng Omce 'WOtk$hOpJ' Job lntervif':VJIOQ Pr~ttol lon and TtchnlquH Works.hop codoy ot 3 p.m. in ) 16 Wtnd~ (After this Worfu;hop, student.l will hav~ a c:hence to preclh;:e lntetvlews b)' utlng vldf'otaping tqUI:p!'Mnl) and Tue'Sday "' ) p.m . In 4 Clemen,-, AC. ~ 'f'tdt!OIIped 1nte1v~w wm be \hewn and diKu.IJf':d. ~ e:»tW ........_ -- SCI" ate Nndnt 1a!J9hl and calk-d by pt"oluslontl tquarr d.ncec.tl-c:B.tonlghtll9 p.m. 'n thesecond ~ ~ . , • ""Contemporary JuclKlsm.. glve.n by Rabbi Pou·t Gotomb StmdAy et ~:30 p.m. at the Upivcnily Unh~ ~lhodi51 Church. 41 0 MlnnHOUt et Bailey. "HIIr-'' Nov, 12·15 ol 8 p.m~ Nov ~ 16 ot J p.m. In the Ka\)l•rln~ Corntttl Theoter. EIUcott. T~.e1 ' • t tht UB Tk'et Oflke Amukan Poput.at Sont presented by /11\khMI Hauls. P•UUI tfh .,W Rut.st"l P~Uer-tOn Sundt)' ot 8 p._m •t lhe (Jn;ver).lt1 Prhbyt~rlan ChurC:h. ~~n and M.fl F•Us atvd. Cett 8J6.7660 •01 more "''ormation. 1 Exhibit: StocltM~~Hn-Compos.er of the lwe.nt-Garde on d4$pi• r Uuough Mo\1. 30 in the Musk Ubf'-.y. S.kd. Grldu4tlng Seniors-The Deadline for lhto Dec, 6 LSA T It Mondo)! and the deodllnt lot the De-c 13 GRE .od ~dvon«:d ORE is today. For oppllcatlont come co 3 Hoye• C or 15 Cbpc'l. .. Water QuiUty In the Orut Lakea•· given by Or. Robtr1 S\r.t"tney. Olh~cto • of the 0..-eat Loke!l Ubototory at Bufl olo State. t od•y a1 noon In 123 Wllke10n. Elllc-ou. SM!ota, golt!g on to gr.ctu.ett. and proftss~l school t~~ho 1\A'ien't -.et up a relr:rence lik thoukl ~to 3 Hoyu C o • call 11'\rs. ~" a1 8JI ·.l~1~ to ~ott up •.n •ppotntl'nettL. Onckddtd F'fe:ShmVl and Sophomons -bpto.-f' )'OU' llfength.s. WOfk values and •b\hllfl tel•led to chokt o' mejo' ond uretf In • tWI>'O part wOikA\op brgjnning Tuudoy el J P·"!· in 264 Squire. Croup Jol~ l• Umlled so ple•.c <•II 831-3717 H you wl.l h lo attend 01 would llkt mote lnlormatton. 80/ Sa with Pit Methanyandolh;5Nov, 10 p.m . In tM: Gr•nada "'Theater. An even~ 19~~d or OU'!tandi.ng acousUc aultM -.nh Chrn Smithe-r tomorrow -M 8 p.m. ln tht Sqwrc Roth.Pi:dl¥ TM BlAde Hount•fn II Rn>lno• ., mo.gaune devoted to the ott.J. wfl) be KC-t"phng submlssiom: or pcw:try. short hc:.Uon. tn.,..ork end 1rtidc~ on lM ,a;'\J, Send \O Bta<:k M.oun te~n II Revltw, Potier Ouad. EJncou, BuHeto. NV. Enc:toJe e tell addretsed scamped envelope lo• rctum of your lillork. Otedlfne Is Nov. 10, " Annie Hell" tOO.y In 170 MFI\C, Ellk:ou: tO<OOnow In 146 Dl<len6orl ot 7 ond &:4S p.m. Sundoy • • 5. 7. lind 9-.30 p.m fn lhe Squlte Conrerence Theelcr. Olen Oub - tOO.y .. 1 p.m. In 1..0 Squl•• · l>el\o ....,. PI plo6go Squh. """"'"~~ ton ~l ol 0 p.m In 232 " Sto<yololiiUeTown"tomorr- in 147 Oklt<ldolfond t70 MfAC. Ellicoll, .. B p.m. ;;.-.~ In "lA ~ """ f'olllu" today •• ~. 6:30 ond 9 p.m.ln IM SQ:ulte: Conlettnct Th~•tt:t . Po1lah Stt.acknt League meets today et 3 :30 p.m, in 342 Squirt • Corlbllun Stucknll\ssn. m-.. IOO.y 01 600 p.m. ln lh• MCOf1d lloo1 lo""ee•R<d JO<kot, Ellicott ~town .. tonight and tomonow •• lt :30 p.m. tn Squht ConlerenC'e The;.,ter. *"T"hc. Rox .. lOfTKW'ro• II\ t~ Squl,e COflfer~ Thtoter •nd 54Jnda)' in tht Woldrnan Thuter, Monon, .t. 3:30. 6 and 8:45 p.m • 0ey '(..,Ill meetl"9' OYeiJ' s.t.u1d<oy 01 I p."" In J II 5qW<. Ito!> wssiQns for people conlutod, lrusaTOted or jldt lng obo.lt being A"Y· l.eDonue St-..t Assn. meeu Sundoy ol I :J() p.m. In :lJA~··· T.., Kappa Ep•IIOfl Squire• SUI>doy .. 7:30' p.m. in 234 Inter Qreel<. C~l mo<ts ""'"""Y ot 3 p.m. In 2.32 Squlre. Wurnrreed~<>p- " ' ) lJhV' necuwy. ()po<l - . , . r.-u~Siii. J'!coiR ~1 ·1 P""· Wtdne>dor"1"1· 12 p.a.~JI!P.lOJ p...,. one friday from r ''The lnlern•tiOilll Women's Move:ment" given by Dr. Eli.~:abelh Wcaton We-dnesday at 7 p.m. 11'1 ) t 6 MFAC, Elllcou.· Q,.d\.lOUng Seniors-The Ad...,nc:~ GRE l tst in lllology. Educoclon. EJ>g!N:o<tng. L"•'"'"'" In El>gtbl>. Chemlat•~ · and PS)d>ology wlM be gii!Oft Doc. tJ. SIG<> uc> by FrW.y Applications fof the ORE moy be obtolned ln 3 Ht)rs Cor l~ C1pen.. .................... ' f llke lt:IIUandrud ~, u _ _ _ ....., 1 of....,.ille ln - T~n ~flttf\9 luttluen u.r\"k:e:s Sund'e)' at II • m it'! th; Jene KH1t"f lntematlon•l Actlvltlu-lf you • ould like to aer mou •nd better aa\v1ties. voluntHr o.s Uttl« •..n hour a '*tek to S A lntolnotlonol 1\llolra Coli 636· l950 lor lnlonNtiOn. TU ......... 107lo,.n2otnd ..lndi.l ot <v1twe and pOtlUa 'With 'ndlan fOOd. live s.i"tor mu~c.. and live c.lauk• l d.n«"J. Pan-el dltcuuelon on "lndi.a's: Role tn tht 11\Jrd W'o11d."" Nov. 1' ol 1 p•.m. In the Red Joc~el second floo r loun ge. Rod .Joc,ot, Elli<o<t. Soul E.lfperiat< ~ 111\Jnlstry 'lloMsl'ltp nrvk:c Sund.y 01 5 p.m '" tht Jt.ne Ku~t Room , Ettlcou . ........... 1ft-,.• Gay Pcoptr.•s AJHanct corret.houu tonight .. 9 p m. in ........... ,.........._ or -~by t...owte Spe!Q<iJoel O>oclaM """'"""" -~oily loi the SE,Iol ~ ~y a.H..y. al 8:30p.m. 01 tho-1\lbrl~l ·l\nok Art - Tomorrow: f ootb.tll •• Boldwln·Wallo<e Coli.... , Sund<ly: f'lnol~ orSpooe lnvodto!$ TOU1n-.n\ 01 Copen Au.-.ede. 8 p.m. Cqll before 2 p.m . 1,0 re.gJattr. Sd)uumel• te.o Sid Club:B•s coplolns m .. tl"!! i'lov, 19 at ) p.m. In 233 Squire.. Plon to euend our '"Y9 .net 5~1.. detnOMtrotiOII Wodnud4oy ot 7 p.m . In 233 Sq.lto. Stop in 17 Sq•lre ->hop OUI equipment and aklclotl\lftg Mk tod4oy• l'lldnWtt bowling lhb S..urdoy. Sign up in 20 Sq.l..,. ()po<IBowlk>g will ond • 10 p.m • Soccer Intramural tum deposits witt be tetumed In Oo1k Holl b•alnnl"!! 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Former MSA Director Roosevelt Rhodes •n:ti..•·c the "''"''"""~ frllck:n (r.f Will Minority StudentAf(4 office reopen? by JOI.. a-;... .UcaQ~{,.A! f;J{~,r Rhrodc..... llunmt!tua nnd unrttiK.T ~IS.\ rrfficc ·wurkur .\lbcrt Cuppuo) .,( nl·Aulil•t r~·murlu .. ftcnunina.. fnJnl chdr n:uppuintn,.onll, the F<od."NI •uil muy pnrmtll the otfr......,·, n:-<~PCDint. "With suit• •u.-k as th.:ac. '"" s111··· tbc limit: Khrod<....JII'-&tal.. "\\"hut WI: '""' ubn Sunk..ini'Jur ... just UIUJiiC dS .... "h)' cht: •.rr""' II• "'ld be tcmrituttr.od.• \\locth<.T tlrc coffK....- K'""''$ is o•ll <Hih· Ju,.M.k... 4-."ftm.'\..'n L -rm n•·•t 61HinA tt' k:atc.J thc hy 141)"11<.41." he lllut<.od. F<-.n~l e<.4u ...od Rb.l<koo. 11r.buittitut tlllll CAST OF CHAAACT~ P;Of'l'llntnt In IM: i.JtM....., ..nhf \nmt lu ~ rbc ,.,1..: abe r~l ot con•to_.,.., rc JlrCS4.:11htth·c (hwtn ch"• ttUdt:nl • otfk• ..._.. Sta.. n1inttricr •wtuoix:•tMM1s..r A I - - O. ho (..,lotO. \\"hik the ulfkoc n::rrurin• ln limhu. Ocooitc c!Miuu b1· l "ni vcraity l'......idcnt Robert L. Ketter tholt the I\!• uocninll nf thc MinuritY St ucl•:nt ' Affoin (MSA) uffk.., ia a "eh>~<.'d '"""·" Stotc Ancmbh•mdn Arthur 0. E ve cntDhouit.ca tlblt "the iuuc io not .Jcud." T<..'T'nlinotcd u\'~'1' chc IUnlnlCf. t:k Hlfice - dc•itnc~h idtuluatif.! prlililom• hundlc chc f,h,.in~ the L'nivcrJ~.it)•'s ""'*Mk: atudt.'t1f minuritics-wu11 uccuK'tl br l 'U udminiatrannu uf dupli~o."Utin~ the ~en·~.. of n thcr L~pus •>r.Wni~uiuns. "It wu•n"t ruolh· duint unrthina '""' ,..• ..,., bdnt dune by ""''"bood1 '~""· purtk:ulurh· StlMk:nc Affuin: \"ioc l>n:oicknt fur Fimon~.-.: und ~~~~~~ot<::m~o.11t Edwunl l)ootl" u~d The .S1wt:tnun ettriX:r this ~"'nl.."'ih,:r. He cxoh1in'-'d thtt.t chu.: tu dwindlio# rci4Jun..-c~ ..we rnuat 1110\'-.: , ; , diminut'-' ti.HJ~oe chinAs whicll urc nut ua pr.-K!ucti\'C ut ootiK.ors. auch 116 ;liSA." Llut. SIM.:k Student l"nioa (LISl") Pr...aick.,, w.u..cc F,.....,u doubt.::d O.oty"o ~.ll>lunottic"" r, .. :\ISA"o clcmioe. "I um Ifill «"""'""-ocl•boJUl ••:rvicco that ""'""' prtW;dcd (by tbc MSA <iiiM:)." be oooicl. -rbc coffiw abould be o !1-oo to the ttud&..,to from the udminlttnnion. ~ bcloillll luoncl IU EOP (FAhteaiWJnool ()ppommity Prr*-"1). tc> HSl" _, Guru 1'. :\lokJOCY Collet<:.· Erooioa F.•-.:. whik nntio.a thoot he """ ... .. "'"_, :=..:w.:o.s::.,4== ........-. ••Kilaf• ..._ ........ Alf•• •rnident Robert L JCett.;• ''imumnu."'lttd" in acttin4 the ~·1 SA uffK.""C up. "''id thut the duonille ul the <l<ltltrO\"uni.d d.1lUrtmcnt io unntiK.'T oltnul illuotrutin>! thut ""llll tbinaa vllcctillll minclritics ut l"ll ""' cnodint uui<:kly.· ~ thio •-rosic111. Eve .,.J:>I,oin..:cl tlblt Pr"tlOtiPtOO a m<ll."tiwl with I\.L1ll:r omd Sl"="Y ("-.-clfor Uiftoo R. \\"lw1db thio O IC>Dth in Albion )". -n.: whc>lc ,,,...,.. uf the '"""'... the- ,...,.lj., .\lthutulh ..~\'C dkJ nrit kr11,w uhuut the duculn.l unnlil twu m•"lths ufu.T"' it " ' '''""'"'· be did n•~ kt the tin~<: lc~<:tur intl)<.-.lc 1m ,offurto tu n:~IO<."B the oclfo.:\.:. Fumll:f ~IS.\ llirwtur ..00 '"""""' no<::mb.T •,f the F.d........tiuow ( )ppo....ut)· Center Rhudco cx!lLoin.:d tlun be Ulod SlDI\.."1· llurrinttuu. who wtto W..t dloool••••.:d by tbc ...tn.iaiotN tina"o "'"'""· hal'"<: fi~od ...U with thc.o l'udcnal .,.....,....., .,, .,..,..,. ' "" ...,..,.... rcl ~IS.\. Tbo:ir ..:t"- Ill\." ia !Odditio• tu u lt•••••:,-dt w,.. l"olv~nb'• ditniniallint •oootnliiiiii.Oil to w.................. filed ......., the L'lliwnilr "' • ...,..... col "'ta.-ta:." .....J by the ddmiooiotnoric• d...... the ~onma- min<Jricica," tilE Aaa.ombh,...... 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''""-"' ...............,...,. ...m.... f"-.-.:.....Jl~L , A-w-n.., """c (rrl Mincorit )" Stodcut ~- ... ~....; Two WNY students ~ictorious in voter rights battle - ~· tbr.:. .\lb.l) b y 0.. llolokr ......... (~, ,.:..~;,.,, I:..IIL"IIc 01UIIwU -~· f""'ftl b.: •IIIW'""-"'in' lb.: :!Uth L"<.."nl\10' ~\·hen it UIGU It• \ 'U IR.. ritba:a. Chunk• tH o Fuk:nd c.,., indtt.l"• rulint ••• ~~>ada~·. .\uur"JK.")"J rm 1\\'H Jtotk.-nfl OOOOt~.--d IIIW)'l.'T} /rum tto.: lhotd ·~ ~.lu.1~01J ool FA: nnd l;huonu•"l• Gt\1UI"-."' mff'UQ.t t.f Juoe-.~ .t.lll•n 1-:Uvin rwu da.•r• '-'* .. l"ll Mud.."ftl Juha Zic.:oii.T oorod ~·n:<loJ41iu St.,c tmdt.._~llc lln:achi 1\..•h,TJIIIft 1'\.""--""'Ci\uJ pa"D.,._.. Itt _,,,~r -iuitl""' dr::Nul...m...,. p;._1if'i.ICUI fl't wn the r-tit. 11<·-.-•llina Zicak.T Ri..ofvrtd !.ow linn"• di<:atok: n...-lud..·•tb.: l ,, Studr..,.l (S.\~ lhb IJ""''" MUd Zi.:olk.-r ,,..,....., '"" l;n,·t uit ItA h•wiu• utt" nM..1mi11t in fun~ t,..-lu..'(iutfl uud .,.,. )............,.......... .. ,...,._,.'Ill,.. w•• ·'"""".;..u.,. ~"" .."''" F'ill' IWft~k t 1#\."U sua,..... ti:M: . 1 \\'CJ l"-1'11liQ JIUU .........s.., bnruthr .,qao~n;sa~~o. FJfm • Eric r. ....,. lhwd rol tl<u~- tu hrOMor ~.,.·, (Mul,..,. fo ~;. ... ..·fti,.-11 ltod ,......,, """"~ ~.........., lb.: l 'll otu<ILm '"''"" in • puhli.: ~ • z;c&kT t.JMSM fA hia \-..lh•.T 1\.-ei....,.i-:"' ftartn \\;.h til IL1t~T .,,p~.a;,inA tlwcJt.: .. r..........;..nr indt."tK-..d<:sol. """•• r.-.id<..,lnl ' " •1111'\.'llr l lllll.lln ~~o1door. to.: ouid. .. , '"'"" tn. «I..._"'T ltJ~1kcd ttl n~. •ntd the iudac .nod tlnn t.hur ~hr•old ""'"' IL'I ""' n.11ioc.T." llut fdt tlull "l""r wcould lwvc .S.....- "'~hint lor< "" utdinrwr ··Ill Z'.....,_ 111.......- 1\._..,'"'"' W'd ~.....d ••• M.'l-.d . . . ttbM:ott..'\." twb..c tu buMc o..ar h• , ... .cc , .~.·•h.·tdl.r. a...... Zdkr...,! l'c::<~-1)1.......... "'""""'• L"fOcl..- ..,_tn•-loon-c ~-"'-'" oJcnko4- worn.....,.. .. ·' '"'.....,. w 1Ar::olk.or. "l~tlit....., ~.. "'"" th<!"ffht tJtul 11Ui.koate \\"flllildd.,l \'UfO the....,., y..• ay;"' AftL'f' ttN: n.tht to Vutc. watt.,.ttOO tu t~ l"UW-..W. in 1')71 wkh tfrc norili<...t'-• ~ ......Mtc -'"'"!~ntbco ~ocn: Ill•• ,~ Uu\\'\."\'\.T. n~..t "" ....... "** lo)tiUtDlUIMtQ - " borriin ............,•• bMctk: do:Tdt..,.,.t ...~. vut j:' ....., eL-xr .. ""->' .,....,,........,. •...,. ....;.., "'"' c.....lf) lillll:lniul f.k'\..1;. ... 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'ntc~ fU~~..•ft,.•dC:. ..wx.u .,,·hkh J"'":d in JV7l thut the ~,a ",...,.r •.tr"-'•'• 1h'\.-d 11PIItt Mntknt• ..w. !Uid tcn-c "' ~ 11...., fn-• outt~finll in '"" ............- ,...., _ .... ,,.........-...... oaod ............ n,.-.dD_.._-oc.f 0\'·uhUOI....,. ~ "'.at ......_. n.:......-.wt " ilh chc: """"..,.• .~ oh<: \"utMl R;a.u .\... t;!(• h .\.......-.....t). "WO!o .. rrd!K ...- ............................. "'o~;<;.., """'"""u' ho I"'"U! nduh:s. .\t..UwditaQ. (U Zitek~. JICitltC f'll*t"-"u' t1Ur1"'-,., l•tH' N \'~~'tal iJU..n'tl it1 \ic.,,.JnA d.l\\11 d-.: rnunlu ut \'Hh.'nl• If~: ~.,.,u :d th.tt t1~ "..:'"''l~k:uu~ w4..-h.J '-,,.,... "'n'~ '" .. diff~'1&it "**Niitllft pn..,_"UJ\W fnl' ..._.;~ j~.~UtJ.,.1U' *"\: uftd OM~ tuinuritr .,......,... "'t~)' (tl.. -.· Htlt...,..) ,.,.. tnaditit;llftlllllr ,,.,.,I""~ the l)t.:utt-.'ftitic '" l'wro·.-lk: ,;c,..J lk:rk..oi<.T. ( :..lifumiu. """ ...,.,,..,,..;., "~ • ahdcut hi4C ~.ukt ~,~ ulft.."\.1 ~Moliriea. whik- """'"'"" I>..O.oto .... tr> "...,.a -~....., oto.: \ 'I Itt: tJt;..."f''.JA> tbt: ..... ,.."" '·-Yutin4 1:J llUI d , ; ,............... ZQ~'f iu~'\1.. ..I( if"tdiff~ul~ CU dt1 it, ......... ~tOJnt;; " i iJ \ Uh .'- tUt\J it. l'lltb nutl..Ho tlJII•tb)', rr'• nut ll(lllth\". iff ttM: J.A\\"11! thtll ti:K.'l' uu.kc... ZQb . - - tu ..... the En.: C.•wnr LoWA ...'{........ .... ..itlc ·~ 1111: ...... _. .... .w.~ .,....,...ay IN: 0..: u1 IIP' to !itUMJI~ ••'Tithe. ,.an.: "•iot .,.;.-.. """"'""' :"c•· r.>rto .,......_, • ..,,.. ....: Gon, . . , . ,- P.J l lsofDI* -- P. ! / Pfayittf docttK - P. 9 I Anodler point - P. 17 �.. f I ~ i J I Strong Iron called for; Senator predicts review by Elena CK.. \ ' 1& ,.:.lihtr·i"·(:ltWI ......_.S &.111n1w J'"""'th Jtt,itt. nN....w-: awtl11•1 mimttc t..-4...'\!tMNI J)lcu ~IC-,. in See us oncampus. Central Enain..,rins will !!£on <•mM m Novtmbtr 18, 1980 A Djgit.! ""'""""'•'"'" (rym l'll'• i~.r... c....U"lruum. but lltk....d Pl-"'lf'tk: lu \ 'u t ..: thr..·ir \.-..MUI..;...-m."C ..... ahurt pft..W '-''c•uf~o."f\."111..'\.! whiol.:h Pf\.'-".-dl..'\1 •• k.'-'1~ un .\nKTicnn ftW'Cilbl p.lic,·. • ... rl\!ltn6..111J Rlt.M:hdfrrM:fiM" ~'-'"' Yllfk utlhur\.".oi(pc:fllf'lkWitb wham: n:M: a_~~~ttima: t~ "'"-"' wd.ctM..- r '-"tn hta,·c n~. 1'lk: ·~wit,. tn '-"l"•·''t.'f ntc is t.hlTc. • - tr th.:y d. .. f ni ll f'k, ~"'itlnt..otl if ne~ I"', ..., be n-...d u1 mt)ltnc... ""ldid. J.llu)inl • ....,._..., '*W l 1l in ltflH tu JPOOk no ••od·htm"'"'d &.....,or iolfr.......J IIIIC! tx.•ff,..,,.,......_'\:' -J~" itt l'ubl;o !no........ 1•><·-ob.> ("DIMuitk.'<la t.:~l'r-.·it) "-""P\\~ in thro: lo~ttndit•ftan..llit '"" \\WPlif1 u/ c.urnl)llidn trip t n \\'c.Mc.-n1 X-:"' Yuft. _ When t4J.kW bl,.w Ia: fclt ahuut d..: rri:ttbtrl' \'utc whk.-h c."UUt .\llu.uc lt,\nwtu n.J 'tl'K· K"""1ltl"--vn "-'lt~Mid~tlc fur tl-.· Smttcc. Ihe dlb.'d ..n\"Dta:kcr wid hi• •~~PP~•..,,n "....a..xl ,, duiul hiA.. MCidinf: t10lr tho• "lhc.' fo.10 _ ...k f,,.. J.,;,. ..nd. 11ri> ckui<., '"" P,.' t..pk Muuld \UIC fur whu wiU dtt ti'K· flC* fur tfK.'1U. It.~ th.d on nne f .......... '"''' in .tn:~t._., tu "'""' atlltiftd:, tbt..")' d.M.-&1 \' tlh: fur nlc:11 Student Health· ·Insurance Week ·-..,.,..a....,·....,..,..,titJ, . '"""'"' h-..-.." ·1n .,_ Sn'itchiM ~whit .,e.mlt\.'Ci Jpt,.'(.'\.'h un .\nlU'icin1 fun::dU::;.;_:.) Ju,-it• IWt'T't un:iuod elM: wurkl. n."'-k."''in4 ;.Ate~ in \~ ' cuc:nmcnttn4 .,., the l'nit\..'<1 Scutc.'t' ,._itifW* in rdmd ,, c.ch. Answcrint u QUI.*Jtiun un lmn. tl.: &.1U1ttw ~· titootiun it unc uf tn;t\'\: 1'1'--ril w the ••id "-"tU11tn'. •l'nk..., lht:r Nk.1U1-: lhc ht._tuQ\.>J mld I!JI..<t NOVEM8ER.10 14t MondaY. & Tuesday 11-2 pm In Squire Center Lounae Wednesday & Thursday 11-2 pm In Capen Lobby -~~- · ··· · Fnday. · - 11-2 pm In The Student Club of The Ellicott Comp~ex .,..,n.: flltrta few ti:M..-ir milituo·.~ he I.!XI'lt\i.nt.'-d. "'lutt c... Murtn· c.•Huld he IJU tc\'c.-n:J,• hurt. 1c t,.•uuld he Jl rual di.~~onM\..'1' for tl~~o: whol4.l \\\.•iit1."nl wHtt\1."' Jtw~.t nHtintuirk.-d thnt it "''ftuh.l IMJ u tl~tNc..-r for the l 'nih.J . Scutt.. if tmn ""i1 &u'*''Ctt,.'tl tu diu-dutiun ut di.IMI"K."'llb..·nu""'"t ... 11M: tK.~teirUMIIIJ fnr th"' IM•N•ut'-' n.:k."l~M:. he uddl..od. tiM•ukl be dntw: t.tuicklr... hue it it t.lut~fuJ th1u 1hc.'1· will he"'"'" h1•1'u.:o.h11' (FJ,,,,;.., l ~w ~• he ;,..,,..t · Kc.."tiudiM the;: lnmnc;:4t,.Uiti•MI".Ihck.11Uicw .W<llhc two "'lric:kl'.. pc.tntL,.mt'f..T11 tb..: runumH uf tit~.~ Sllllth'a wcuhh thii1114..'4.XIJ tn 1M,: n..-tunM.!d ~tnd the INuu uf n..<tumin4 m,,~,, dJII.'(,, .."." lt\."\.'d tfl \\'fWk uut tlumc pnublhttic .. ~utit1111," tM:,t<hi:k.'d. "'Uuth L'U\GltfW•I~Ik•\'4.: in the toirit uf tl..: 1\lH\'\.'": the ~·th•tM.ur. iuM h.n-c tu he \\'urk"od •mt ... ' .... ~ Ck.w.uU·,·. J..,•iu aoid. AnK..fit..t'a c:k:ft.'ll~ ~tlitl' it acJ!in4 to UD~Jtor1i,. 1l tlMM'tJUII&h "-"'oM:"·· 11... (!X:pl.tw.cd thut Utrf)• thit )-ptf, 1.11C*IIuti1Mt Wdl '"'"Pdtk.-'<1 aalliat f1w tb..: d..oft.."ftkl' tM•icy w be f"CCSa..'titnl-d to '-"tllf"n:tt)eand tu the f,~..., Poli<r the.' l'nil ....t S.oo.... ho• •••nnlitood it"'-U "' Sooh II; b.> ino...;..'<.1<.-d. 1-. """'lft!irut 1t1 Mnauld R - . h.'<, in.....,.ed. "\\'ell ohul it lfoolc "'"'"'~"""'on "'*>tMIIc rt.ir it llllll' I Ac -O(h.Y ...~-,., ft .. S..lo IlL \\'cllhc..dd .......,,;, M1n1hc.' Scmlc omd .,.,.,. ''"''''"ln>a!ll IIIIC! th.'ll oabcnit Ilk> """' 1u the.' S.wi<.1 l'nio"' lnr -otioolioa." '"" polio;., ~ _,j,ind'• dioionbl)· ..., ..... "" ......~Oiled. ........... "'" 1\:ni!a lOiolf oh.,.. it.,, ;,.,........, ~.'The l 'nit<XI Stilt.,. .....SO lh ""olify if• d..f_, poolioy lu UOito:h ito ~ I!Oiiov. \\'..-.,.,...... "" • • .,....., ...cJ ""'11Aiohc.' noooc """....m.~...._,.. boi"trt ..f t ..................: "QtkatJ..... t ' \'CI'}" I.,,. aa .,.._.,,.,d. _ - bit..,,...,. '""' -..~n..Ji .......- ~ ul .~... "" .ddod, ><ill - -- ·"" ·- ...._ ... """*"•." ..ioilc '"" "-na,· •rl ,\....,.;,. - ;.. """'* ....... r.~-~--------------~, •· .· UNIVERSITY DONUT·- 1 .... will rwlk hi6L...... "'" &I .I 'i ~ I ' oOzsN' BAKIR'I tz.oa wttJt. CliiUpllll .w. Allo ,....,. S4k • lllklha · Spinach Pia • Soft F. - -IIZMMIInSt. .,_ Open ....;tapm Nllndly • S!andly .r ~· . I I I Yogurt' Eq~i;~ ~ ... J. Nov. 12, '8.0 . ~-----------------\ I �Parcel 8 .delayed once m,o re; fir.tancial b-ackers reluctant ,\oofltho<litutc~ ,.ificll io ~. ~, !1-'llo...... ()t,...,_&f,t...r Th..: loaf ck.....,....,_, ul dcl•r~d\ l'ltnc~ ......,......... , ........ 1'_,w ...... ~ . ~hmnu~r~i~•l II i• ...,.,_ dct<-.d ••,.,., _., The lomct. b!onk.in~- s... .......,,,...._.....c:on,....,;,.,..., '""' •••nd·•".. that lhc:. ~ ttl tiM.! buaclina lllk.'c •• ltt,·'*' "-'uc ~:.t.oin,$ tiD• stitlalottic... .-. 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Tile """'T' •1f tho: muJt tk-..idn the t•ul'\..-d U ""'"npk:x *' th.u it '-""'-~' nt.t ..... tnn~t with ttM: fiJt..,"LM.ICJ cl~ltlk:.r At1llk.TIH ( Aunvu• huiklinU. In s.&lition. "h 111-., pruc)L.'t1)1 RIUIC ulah I>!<!•""""' t..'tHitt S 7() n JQtaurc fnut ru huikl un Stutc 1l'fi~'1'1 )'.... c:.,r1cr ucknuwk:d~-d. ··w~ U,MJ t.t n..oct it wunkJ \!llt-1 S .fU u MIUUn: fuut ." Finunclul hu\)k'-!n '".: cc1 ~ily tJi~~o... •nhch-...1 lw t~'1'C 1'\.'•lrictiou.s. he ud&.:d. 11>\:.n •IIJI ......._.,..biduua Pullen t. ,,IU,1ttJJti n4 uu aehcnlltth•t..• ntCJtlkld "f fw.Mlina br uooh inll tu cUe ""''"""' lnduotriul 11<.~-..·~""'""'' .~')' (1\IUA) fur H )l,w.tnb•.-ewt &uun.. J&m,'\:'\U, ttM: f.iic (:.mntr IU.\ tumt...-d du\\"n u Roeilut n...,UL"•t b,· u~o.·u luR SpriuL "The l'lf'Ui4..'\:l dtd.n'l i.1UU1ifr UIW...'f" I~ &1:~..,.·1 ~o..TitcN,," c:..n-.r ~.xpluioc;)(l. ""whiol.:h \HIS unlr fur n..-d..."\\.4vP..tcnt pruic.-,1..... 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IJQLa • """"lucntM! b•itlll by trodit\'1 water rif!l't• around 1.,.-.cJ, O>lor•<lo. '"' hdpo (annen .... thoJir \\'IIIli' Ill the ~wn..t<'b iUld [-·~>Winje "'""••loolfl the OM."Utdv tb•• '11\e deoll t.tun u/T,.,. hb c:lio:!!l• b "Ollct'Mihun front u( lllrl Huc."y MWM.u.., \\ht-~ \"~4:f' pricti ans nuw anMHll( 1M h~ 5n lhu •wttlutL aliiM.on ,.....,.... ihl" • .,...red R.l•~ge f.arnk.or ¥~ ho hu nf(lil» tv zoo tit r~U} ~uetl walcr per yc.r au um' !114'U aht.~· rit(hts-~nhuut hli bnd-fur S4ou.ouo of" AkH'i". to\ l'n tl~ h ttM:.arl$ abolndunu~ larnm\8. ht l!;lt1 ht\C~ tlw.t nNM't&Jy oncJ 11'111,. CH\ anm-..1 tiUt~l pa_\otl't'11h uf $4U.U00 t·runt .\1. fl.) 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Is the tolor• do Bile ,,.,.,......, l'nJtuO 11:811 fn t't101pleted ~ 1947. the urr KJ\L"t' UfMJt1ntmlh I I fH'UjL.,.;;\ ~~ )water fn.-n 11~ thu (A.NtUUI!I\1111 l)kide H~ lrr~~uors a1ung d., YJ'Uflt Kou'f4t"- (WW1uUv. '"WJura tlbt.ailkld Will'-or tights m 1be: ptujuc:U bt:al ~~~ >itn..,y tw UU"f' rur them. af\d were ~nxt ht ....\' S1 SU ...:.: a;t.,.m-~.v an ac:re·Joot-luw.ard HW! op!'f-..liqll I'Ud f1.."'JM.)'mcnl of the Vf'.x:t. Uuring the ,~ lh'f1 ~. JqJ~.tbltoP .md •utfu,..u,d tb'--lupn~ l1o1~·•· ntuslvvumcd thnlllv:J•;ut tht• RtM.lU\g ,~;,ter tKic::o .M.yrudt..'tu• IIL'COIU.'*' u4 U> IKW'riV t~ond trartft...,..b11tl.v-ouu; a w..11cr •iiChl w ••tt;ljnt"t.J 1hc w .. h•r II "'fQOil' tH"lAMb aa:eu 10 COttl tJU UN.'ll arw"h,•n· ltC"hH'f'lt l)l•n\••r and tun t.ulliU.'t_. tfl \\ilhor ~ t1t\;''t.."'l lhtllh·llwn o~m ,,.1111.'' h,\ urhom l.k'\cluvt..n aa•l ,.._.,\ ttk1u.>ltlo4.., ...,,...._hlf; IU t.M.tu- ,,. ~tt.audktlltcarc.. ...lt.•n ~cOli"). 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IIIM'h.JI~UA '"""'""" ui It"' l :..~-:n\I'IIIIUUIII. il Ill'\\ ,,, lllotlrr.l ' <IINI lh,utt.. llf ~tTll\ ;uttf tl14' ~llh.)ol:lllllo l l r:ti'h llll'!\, r.;..llll'l....lllll ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY November·10, 11, & 12th Students will be voting to~decide whether to retain or reject The Mandatory Fee .for the next 4 years. Frankly, we feel that the f~ is a. pretty good Idea • but we do recognize . that there are two sides to every proposal. ~ HERE ARE A FEW ARGUMENTS YOU MIGHT WISH TO CONSID~R t. You may fiOI UH of ffloH NtYIU$, 2. YC)fiiiN)' not lf'H W/11(11 lhf 41tectlon ol fhON ellortl. & You wpuid ININ 110 "''ff' • year to~, · .,_....,_IY .n.t:teti 11f ,..,..., IN,,..,_,_ r-u-IN,_,,.,... ~-_,..,.... f. .,.... &. ., .,......._,.,_rau & lr IJ*i II ItO I'N, ph;Nute DlrriWf Jllfll,.., tlDIIitf.·~U.. Ia no 1110 �RESEAA~t-4 REACtOR! vra ~ JMC:tor7 Of'lrt tbe lour coH-ee f•.cton ill .,_ COWII"Y. ~• ia ' " llJ"Mf.ielh ,.., ot opwedoo Main SVHt ~.. h to~ 10 PtfCMt of . . ~ it.o&opa UNCI 1ft N u.itect Stat... on • com""'-• UB nuclear reactor~ radioactive res-earch -----=:~-------by Deborah Bogdon Uti's uuch·;;r NN•cwr, Uay a ncJ ni~hl. it tluitttl.v hUntli In the whit~. c:h't.''UI., r· huikJins ucJJ~K.'6m . 1u Achc..~oCJ" Ita IT. u i~ one or thu 1-..i·~ uud ,,..:c.,), produc,tlve coUegialtl 1'~1tlni In the U.unU)'. OrlfiL.o oomn\Cf'lllld " Ntc101-.. it prvducoi not A adt~ \\'~II of t:l{,(.1ricaJ J.ll"ver. fb pritn.lll)' tlutic~ 01!1\h!,. on medk:al and ~rch fiUfPOS<!i. ahhouflh 1'\ntntlv fow Ct.l)erinunus 1.. ,.., """'' oonduc.' lcd'by......,... 1'"\r_..... · "llte ua uuctoar ~Ut' was lkant in 196U, and .b amonte tho aop fuur c-.:amt:a.a t'Adon ln tiM· l ltdlcd Slal~~ ~dualc Wutk.•tU Mar\ A.z:uN..\<rbu b a upcntur b.) lhc ~ldou llcp.llot.....-v CUnuni,...Ml. lo t'Qnt hit lia.-ltwJ MarL tuuL an el.lc.sl:R\-e t"'O-dav c:.uun ;,1\ld1 rnw.t be re-taken tr\"'t"ly )COtr • ,,., UB I'OKWt' Is uwod for """"rch f'\JS'l>OOi<lO only Ah""""' nu '"'"''t.ed I''"'''"" d«orbl power IJ ......,..,.,.,, it " ' - po"'J<luc:e 60 of lho """"'"'I botos-- ho the Uo~ocd 51• •"'· ,..,.., i>Ot- •rc u:.cd lu chuck blood lluw lllroc.osh •••rlwt pons OJ( lhe lxJdy, induolltlf! II•• ,.,.,., and hroho 't1lt'ly are -.hipped rrum u a all 0\'l-'!f' thu notid-EngWncJ 1.!1 tl"-ti•· '""'"' L"U.!tloertcr, f'l_"Ctfl\1u,.; t~ M11vmunt tn1!iy twu w~b. H)'d rop hob la • t~wc nw;a,a.u.ret twu .c,ru.uru (out, b aurruu•w.k.td by ia puul uf water :W foul (kxtJ•· 'l'he I"MCt oi• l.li c;.UocJ an Of-,.Jil puul •v.tctor tho W l'{t, which &evL-'1l foot wide 11 thu buUum, und IU fuuJ wide"' thu IOJJ A concn•w w.ul' several feet lhic"- I~ lf., pout. 'I he water ~enu four ~· II act• 3li a mudentur, Qowh'l do\~u and iCOIILerill8the nt..oulrutU.: ua rer\eclor. causin~ the iallllftt't.'d •lUUI•vn• to bounce INteL udu 1h1 wre; u a thk!ld.. ~~ ~nuua nw.S.tlon frunt Cl(:'aping: and ;~_. :. o.~uC.;uW, td u.ultl•! -.:ure. r1~e n.'OCI•w Call ~k.lon twu ruepwJIU.I of thcnu.c! Cas opputed to elcctric:all t.••nc'l(,Y, Utt t~u nt&thon m:t.lls.. Ura.nium ZU b the furl. Ua ~ hi~ ahlpu-.eu in 1971. and ll b ""poctcd to b,R uoUil t99s; ,,.., """' """""""OJ( za r....t ............._"""" ......uung of u rud rudoo wilh e;ooh fuel row conlolnlf11! Z4 fuel pdleta. ·n,., IU'"AI"'8e •tr'Ul1uret un tbe ou:lSide of the howi:inf( .,., not, u one millJll tpoculaoe. owltlw pn or brok<~• ports rrom Milo libnd. '"1'boM l)ll'llOOJJ on ,,,_, Ollliidc don'I ru~·n:l OJn.v1hiOfC,.. ~~o~aid A&x..ru. "11ley're modct OJ( p4oalj(lalll." lie atldcd ol~ao ohoy'ru only olojooli w1 of !iUftM! urtat'• tnu.gft~nlk.ut, 't'o 11'0 lu(l vf LhC ~llai runt:nl buil•llng UI'U tho lal,. and ofl'lwl. 1nd IIMl wollf\01 IO\\'<tr Is behind lho huikUn~~o ~~================~=========~====~~ ~ Tbe Buffalonian· presents -a..~ li IDtariatVa nat -~- -8 ·n...,. De,_l"lJ ....Uotlon lieahh phyoa bulcally • .,.,.. o.afoty prolCOIUIJuns. t;-.cto "'""kctr a1 '"" """"ur .. ollowod under low lu .... """"""' lo • """""' quanllly or radl.:ollon Ccallod Kf.\11 per y~>~r. l'he annual muln..m "i!Oie J~ ~ 1> n ..e K.t:.M- ror ohefi'i1!10<" It'll 30 KOI. >inco oppeolOJo#o tend oo p11;k up ~ tw U.. ~ public. i~olly. tho~ ~IV .....--~~~ 11£\1. 't1wwe are ..,_.,, ...-iow dctoecllm systeo,. for t:Kiiolion ....-.1 ~ rUff in lhe mntainmonl .,.... £ad> employee mwt .,...,.. a film bo<lp. conilsllng of ,,..., tmlll pleoa OJ( fdm ~ in plastic. Kio'« 1>1Nifao are obo onode for oho Cl,..t and lOo!i. , _ r~ms are"""' oul monohly to tho ""'rle Olmpony In lUin>!J. which reounlS tho -.tuln • fow t!ays. 'l11ls t. ohe-only le8al deii!Ciion """""' OJ( r.odAtion """"'""'· l'l>cl<ol dlOnlbon. which lOOk Uke bt..dt nltllal nuoco·oei«irs llj)lil In two, ore u.<ed rur quick chock• oe\J..:y; booautU of Wgh lnaccuracy. In the Wbi. ' '"''ioUI rotour·ch I• t.kmc. 'l'llCI"C i' also a klrgtt Vau de t ir•ll geoet·ator-tbied in rt:tt,\.llrch ocdvitk~-und a pte w'hich, when unkdOO. pro!\""llJihe gen<IMIIUr fiVII> CljM!nlllnfJ. Tlle ~lily oddllloN II)' hot • llgltl •)'tloroo In rrono oho gato wblolo do!lncu any put ohlliJoam. ancUI>UII IIlii .,.,..ralor off. 1\sbr .. oucle•>r mllhopt fP. A...-o lnlls<ccllho.> there II no chanao OJ( • melt-n. 1lle NICIQI' lo ~ _., tJw il wo'll &hoi OUIOniOIIooNy iftlhe ..-en~ of ony problem. ,....., ... .,....., extra - t y ~!he reoctorwhich wu """""""'· bu> •dolool \\ilen money w.. b)' 11., 1110\""'"'"' or ....,lcd . Stl1e... To o1o1e, only one minor ~ oa::ldenl hH marted oho rocility'• ....,..,., A .,...., wu l1oode<l durifC • llxu><lo!nlunn ' - year. but oho ~11M down tmn'Cidiolel). and, u AuarO f'\11 il. "1bo _... tlolnjc lbot hoppmo!Ci wu "'e hocloo 1'"1 rur • new pump;· HeoDiod thilo nolhio'S """" ......... oe<*ltM!I' hoPPt'D- Ono of lho IMI lhii'IP Auoro aid ""pod'Y• •ince -a.. "" ~.. dotfl4! ...... "Wo do. ftOI lite lho potOIIllal ol' thil focllity;- ho llOied, "and II boiJnS uollllljld '" '" _ wa&· thoa l>e Lhinb tho tNcoa<· bn'l IIUID)'f 11*.. run.., 1r,.,... ·ralf_ll ~let JPUr 111101 PDIDIIT takaa! "·Ita· thru · - · 8 am • 1M • Nov. Nov.3rd 12th 111111112 noon & 1-5 p -1'1----. • 346 Squire Hall - . Monday ttwu Fms.y a Monday thnt Wednesday ·-...=or more lhtonnatlon call 831·2388 �~I crutl~~ ~ I 9 7-9 i~ rect;"~~·setting for· ~ hazardous waste ac-cidents ·;ust by lilsl>ways Ctho ~ f ~ f A study re~secl the CrlticaJ Mus Energy Pro~ (CMEPI claims_.Jbel the number of reported lr.nspafiltion . accidents in\"olving haurdous wastes y~r- 1 22 •n alltinoo Jtigh laM Jx !'Cliched ml&haps, • 2.3 percent ) rw:ceaoe "'"'r 1978. ~ 11>e report .files. ""'en·fotd increase In the ddl:ir •m~~~~nt of property dam;of!e cauoed by lhel\)iiCCklents. and plnpo~us one tn>eking Onu rcspclf1l<iblc (or 92 of them. CMEP, an o u tgrowth of Ral1•h Nader~ I'Ybllc Citizens, I no., ptov.poN'<I tho .. ud,v ualn~ Oepartnrcrlt uf "'Jr·an51Xlrtntltm IIXfl'l Slatislics, and I> uslnl( II tO lubhy ror rhar1jlcs in the 1\'0)' oor dc;rhi wilh h;umnJuus \\asto tr~uupot1tt.ou . CMI-1• •~ 'c-twmentl~, oppminl( a niO\-c 11.,..1 ,,·ould reduce suu· and kJC.JI conlrul O\'t'r' ~~anbpu•·tatiun in f:t\•n•· of h•dcr•l ':luthorit~·- , 01 tho 122 ar:cilkmts . IOJ 100~ -plm.:e - l . on Arnenca'o rest In roU ond •lr disul~l, al)d h!tlf of then~. ha(.pcned in South CaroliM-whcnilbtl in amous BamwciJ rudioaclh'O wr&sl~ r'CjJCJShory Is located. ; 'Tho Tri·State Tran5lt Motor· Company of JOf>lin, l\11ssouri-r..,.pj111Sibkl fo~ 7_5 • percent or all the acdllents-is the lo•1Wfil waste transport contpan_v in the country. The i'rrm was ln\'ol...,.) in one or the ~.ei.WD worst milhaps or the _veor-thO roptyre or 181 COntainers Df nueklm· wn5te, or roughly 10,0011 lmplcmcnl • ooo fedural 1tond~rd for 11)'Atllrns doc& not e xi•t. !!)rlk;;,._ • wostu lrunsponntiun for th ~ onclrlf llocauso no Jcdcirnl rogulatfon• C:Mt:P IJ a lso working tu mako the WJ\CJC'I'IIing the routlnl( of haz:JrdoUS oounl>-y. 11tQ om· ctaill\0 thot the oor provide unirom> training for nil WIIStr• transport era n•lsj. local rac!'»nalo ~ ¥ind the move b . IO drlvera ond handlers of nuclen waste. cumnn~nittci.. liJwt~1a, ~V~arc acting rcl>nqulsh loCal gm-ernnx:nc• ur .. type JG rt~nd••• emergency prepol't'dnuss on tht,r own. '11'1&10 a~' are cithci of"\•CIO (>O)VCO' they I1U\\ ha\C ,.,.... mstructlonS for dri\'l!r5 and IO rt'qUiJ'C r banning ur rcstrictlnl( nurlca1' •hfpmc•c11i . " I ho l}(fl' 6UJ>IX>Mrxi hy chu nm:tear. "'''"'~" inrluslr,v, ~ ~- & r ---''_f.&~ ~ -- ) Is auwmptlng int,....lole commcrcc. ·n.., CM6P is procc•tlng the ()()Ts """""· cllllming chat suf(ici<·nt ftltiural I'!._ sun,ulllanoo..or hazurclnufij waato u·am~it •• bid b . 1"·• h carrie,. co a c y spec '"' routus I at h•ve boon •ppro•'ll<l hy state nrt<l IO<:<tl g(wc1·nment..5, Into the '80s UB pro1L~~rks on che~p e~rgy for the majority of con~umers _ OJO'\'t!rt[n,g to aular powM ~hou.ld ~ mc.J~I1 gtltllng Socll CApla.lned tll.ll the biggest e>.pcl\llt! 1!1 wtudmill~ f'in:mriaUy bunli"CI. :accortfln« to llll biophy&ia .,.,,r,~ fred Snt•ll•. Snrfl ha• hecn •Je..igr:W'f_C tan&.~ huUd~ng luw~ aolar toq\>lpmenc (O< ""'"""' ,.,..,..., is the tCM-er atnJChJrct nocded to Jupport them. 11•· rnust IJc ~urr.-J(.'111lv high lu al.luw thr wfodmilb ro ,.,;,.e a P"''""' w•nd •-clocic,y. Anolher o( hit pruloc:l• Is I IWO oqu.11'11111<"1CI' MJI>r 11eltifl8 P~onel 1be p;inct whic:b he inJttUod In flls own house. CO!Ji,l a mon~ SSO and pner•Ull' ISOO ~·1u1a.o of ond dufin« lhlo li, _ ha$ t)IXllpleted ..,...,.., ........,.. IJolh on and oft can1JJIU~ 1::\'UnJ)lnu,gh IOiar OOOJ'lt' fi rar cfl.cApcy than non· rutM!Wib~ f!nnrgv WUI'C.:Cl U.c-•. 0041, tJil ;1nd WJJJ, thn hlAh lnillalln\"<JJi'h ncn' hlaA dutni"I'Utl mnny J)OOI)J41 rn.n1 .un )XI\\'Cr.. U»n¥eit.wu ~ao wind Ot" 1501u Jlm"'cl' Cill'l a•t >l""""'ndo rii'cJutr..- COI>Oider•hk• horrk!r ru .,.. ,_. poople. ' 'The ldoo th•n is ld pi'O\-Ido! thtl ILM'en. power. which ~n oonrldm•ahly cut tht: hctlth~ hill or 111'1\'CM'aj(fl l"KIU.II(', lr\ hu:t, laat \\'inUir If~ JJfmUI \\'US fiU a.ITectj,-e thou his ner<tAO monthly ga• bUI wa" ontv tt fow do&,;.'Sncll ...ld thallhc I!"• cantt'"'ll'·' ~l or ''"' • .,.,.,. rud!l1glo. """"'..,......~ tnjl' ... ""''""""' to c:hock chao lhc • .,..,. wu woriJn& properly. nliJ\ft1iiun much n•.• "' t~lrxth.n. Snell noted that hia IVM.J:StJ is pt'Of»ft't~ t.~ut;Ut!d lind S.w·lf~ most rocrnl protect wu -.J'I eif;tu-fom wlndnflll ' ~~a nlOdilled ru~. 10 whlle\oet fud wN humcd. was burned eJflcmntly. t locAhoclon tbr.: Amhnrst c;.,nlf)IJI. 11-.e wilxlmi~ w tJ of • nuw c;l(l'o;fgn. cr'OOIC:d and hulh h.v St~lf and krwwn n~ a ' The Pro(.,stur ho niJiilt hwoh'UCI In ~~ t lon a.rld "'r_?'MN'Iinbd ~nkK.$: A I'CI"Ifvc-tv 'Jow price lljJ or Olh~roomental crron.-. "'11to ·hlfWJlll om"ironme:ntnl SZ50 \\'1.1 l!lchin-c.l O&t' or ..m-ap n-.ctul ancJ wood problenl5 fating us lucby aro '"'a..~to und wusum)Miun.· cqulfl'"''"' 11 • "'""" Ia\•..,.. CCIOI, tll•reby 1110kl111: hY ll'lllmiab. / All hough the wlntknln """~ •hie ro 500 w•tb uf P"'"~'er uiJh:d:•lfC mlly • C'o1r altenWiiiiU'1 Snrll bel""'tt~~.l~l t,.nul a I~ one.. "11 wuukJ 9-,-.en,, M rt:n\3rktd. fk; ach-oc•tcs the "n:ult!' """hod a.\ uppt-lStld to )oat ··~i~ tu combat ti-.tMJ l""uhkttl"'hppc:J lhtl a.s 1 t'C$Utl o( hit and ~rt!&r wun... 5ne1t IUI'Ile~"Y can hu Ulild.:in lriW!'t( tncA.Jlii"J~oeand IU he IO the public. Sch~mel.kis Sid Club, Inc. )( ~0'-~ ~\)e(~\ ~~~- • &lick 10 lhoM budge1s. Nov. 7th · Room 17 Ba!Hlm enl o r Squire bUys on lood, entertainment, ctollling, travol, teX1books, ..,.,1 tell ~ tie ,.. you how (o be sura you re gelling what you pey fo<.)\nd how to complain wben Y'l'/don't, Ghed< h out. 'lbu'lllh2 some UtNI tips on hoW IOIIretC:tlyou<~-rs. And ...." - , )'OitiNIY _ , ~beillg truo-I Cfll be lun! Al8o be IU111 10 cl*lk out Eonh aactllng _ , ., lillillp, lndodng The lion!..,... diM cet lhal's IIUtlt to 8ake~ lila Wlllld. Willi E8Cij>rt You'R tlnd110me ~I t ways 10 !NAIIplyYour llin. e.oor•. ts'' B am · Bpm Willllnlo on where 10 r.e, and how 10 get the best s te•"lltt• and mor~. Then ~~ brifliC' ~U I It,_ten l I H)' ChM •tte:r- ti ant ...Pr44•Y• Po,. MOm lnln.. a ll s.tcfClub t.Jtrk,r ...a r..ssn.. r-----•--.:, s,.a.as..-..- I 1 I Head First Hair Stylists I 1 I 1 S8B ~nmore Aw . 1 1 1 I ........ ClltA . . IIr sr r 1 ,., ~ I I1,..••.;;:.,..,., · .. I ~--=.---~-~· �WANTED -CLASS RINGS ANY COLUGf - 10K • 14K ANY HICH SCHOOl - ANY RINC G 0 LD 181( • 24K ..25" .. ,28500 -+CASH._ Internship program gets a freSh will..t MONDAY, NOV. lOti! at 3:30 , .. ia The Talbert HaU Cllallllen MANDATORY FEE CAMPAIGN start b 1• Kcnn~oldb...,.. n·,.;,.,,. $JM,'l.'frum .~,..JT StUt.k.'Utl t ift,-d uf urdinurr du&A.'J ut:M.I k."4:tu.n.·• nuw '-'W11 '-T\:di" w~ lhnruth llll b,· int-.:n•th,;p ""',.,..,'"- which ,aUmn Jtodau 1 w wnrk ul .- juh u ff-4o'lllllfl\U in Hft ..tiJuh a.1rint... ~ "'"" "iiJ Uh\U)' t t-,. nt" -..uduu'• httJi..: fk.id •4 1nh."ft.... llum u( '"" c• ~ s. .h"--.uu. fdid. .n.:..:. ........ ",tttld;n, ...1 ...\\....• u:o un itth.--nu.hio ftw • s:todcoc in Ubllhn,a.,..'tltUJI ir 11\»1 Yl ,..,.·, hit> ,....;. ...• ""oct.kd The pruti•m 'hrr cd in s._..,.,-mhcrulchio )<W with "Th<.,._.,., \\' • rdcn h~cun1iall t11lch n.:sp•:Ahlc fur k'Uill4 nr tiM: inco,:mohjpo. lln cho: fn1 chc pn~ w• tWirt~M.In'-'al t .....'n! wen: ultu..lr Hf) ~~~~ .Ju,· nu. ;, w..o..-n• r.... ,...,. wurkin& with iuh..ftlhif'l und "tu~hin• '' •• k..fr hdthkl fn-.,1 liu1 )'~·,n-WtJ hml tit tuart fr;•tlt """'~h.. Xt.."\'Uf bdute hilt 11 Unak • m.......,.m hclo.'U in '-'ontn•l uf tbc f'""tiQ.nlm, E•rWor \\'lrjk tlk:l\.1t\.'Quin.'<l fm· ,,~,, ttn.: inh.·rnship. 11 tltnx t.:n:diu r,.,. 11n c'im '-,ltTl w ~n·kint q..,.pn.'f'I."'QUU•itc• u tlinc·lwur Wt:ck. rccci\•int citlu.1r 11 NtfiJfl..,..hlfl'/unautiJfucn •t)' • wk1Hif ilrudo. ~ lt~-nt imuh"\.( t iu ' It\: pn.dt;nml hu1 twu WP'o'f'\;:lil,.,- um.• fn th~ l 'ni\·crtiu· ltt' ~•n•n~o.·r UUt..-"ltit•ll tmd uuitr the Qudt...11t if tw lhll unr truuhk " "ith thi• im~ Mio. Tht.! uthcr U. thb ltudcnt'• cmt~or-.'1", ''·hu nuut c,·,d\tm~: hi• ,,...rr,.m'"'"'-.... .,.n th~: ;••h. 'nM.• iuh.~tllli••••k:tU i.t nlllil 1 ,.......,nif'\.'\1 tu writ~: 11 n....,_trvh OUPo.T. \\hh.·h i• .,.~•mhin~d with the tatt tli \.."Uf'a 0\."rfttru\&JU~o:t..• ln tltc c.k.it.!nlliuutitHt•tf h!JI rn\ul Slnkk:{flf' 1""-·rurin4 ~~orudcntt r,,. ·n..,,r cllt.: \\•Mid. lntt.TftdliJ• ~1tu liMit wu,· iu ~ tlM: lrunAtion:.'" tWd Juutc.··• <:1t1rkt..• ttf E:.:\:bt~nt.;,· ~luluJII lutumpC\!. • .\Q;I ""' mWJ,...,f.NioJcod ..-~o~...t. YorkT:~y ,...I'IIM.'7. ••• ..,~..... ~~o: .....- .......... utiliZ4.' "-: iut~ ,.....,;.n.. h '• orimiW)' rNI"'P'HM.!it ttt ~wickdin..,...­ f4T\~ th J,.A:aid PttJ.m<n· und •ru."ntn....,.t, ~olnd ia pi..,ncd tu M.TYc .. , t:t ..btulh.'r- b'-!h\"\.''\!n fh-.: """"lnwily unc.l rhc l"u.h"'f'lit)· in lh:loint d-.:li••cr t,tt:t,nt•mit:. Jcn:olupn""'-nt ~ .......-c. ( )n.: Pttrth111utl in ttl.: Ofl,._nuu tuid. "'II' tbl\-.: n...,. thl.: ""'""r-.............'\! 11'-'\:dt.,d tu IUUk\! tiM: tf'ttJ:lJfciuU (n,nt .~w;k.••n~ lif\! tt• t1'M: 1'\..'111 Wi!ftd.. m. he 1111 int,..,.,. •t ti\\'11 dill;n:ti.., uhcr fiw )'Ua'li ilt rbc 41."Pttttn"-"'t- 11~e ~"f\.'Xlit the A-'.'111 n."\..'ll"i\"Ca if nr.wndatftlf')' .r ht~ tl-.: lic..."\..-.int csamU.kttiua. r• no., l"IJ ~tw;.,~ Scl.,.d .,,,_...;,..,, IIPVIicauimiJ rrnm cJiff4'tCIIt lt~4{1irnl• f•• the iorcnu.hip uuJc..,.l w fiU ""'· "ntt.-n.· un.: Ulllnl' t.li'ff\.-n..·ul JJI..._u thatt tl.: ,..,.,k:nt ll.bl)"cbi•I.IC f,, tht&n.."'ick"floo.!f.fnll ll h~!ll'itnb " ,..,"Uh.'C.IuJl•~w1·tt..: l 'nih.'\l Stllh.-.. c.-umlu)'&.n b4:l~\-.: fl~ tfmJf.ltH i1 IJU Utklt • tt1 thi..• ~'fK"PM\Ilkm. hnt:m tw'l'lllllnnu ll.i\'\11 tl~ t..•mpkt)'"-"' ''"' w•utl ,.,. ,ttk: '-""~11\'\.'\.' u uuiqu~ fti'P\wt\Wit )• tu -n.u u Q.t\!111 JUS'P'ttf'-1' ,., illtt..•rnahip prultntms. bawitlt IM..'t...11 fununucc l.'tlu\dlt tu lltlr1k.;o.•h:o in 11uch n orutnuo ui.)'1M•.4f. .\11 wu "''"'"' .:ht~ot-1• ~. u Pllllf' FA.S'f ,-e~truentati-. THE AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOODMOBILE P/P.asP. call right away 886-7500 - E,xt. 323 ~.~, in 8TAGB 1 8200 Melo 81. I .u.so- aoww .,.,_ 111e r ASr -llw.TO>'f,.,...,!VWW_, IIJJ~...U·-- SAc-..uwAffatn - - Mll)or Indoor Soccer Lcegue ( 'rulllrcl11•u IJitUien" .,. _ , 11a ae11ron alaotdtl alfflntl. ft'oMen, mi1toril iea """ laa-,.tli~Y~ppet/ urv ent-ow~tl lo meet owr would like to sponsor a Bloodmobile · Nov. 21st in Capen Confer;ence Room 10 t~tnd Hk.h11rd \\"uhc.H.uKJur fl.-uk..._-r (l.H.:mict~l t.A1. ltf11 &~r Tlu•F'IItf4:t. NO'O. 6 tk fo-orn I 0 Qtn to I 2 n oon cutd I :JO • J pm H~ AYlnl!lC C. Room SA ~ho u*'k·o &.,.dl ,,.t..tr... .. , Pro/e..or William Parties & Organizations ~ hnt)' -THE TOY'S ~ • ,. - Buffalo Stallions vs. Denver Avalanch · _ F~da~. Nov. 14th • "M.m. Aud. Tlc:keta tn the rea IWIJ· Springfie ld, MQU(WhU~Jett~r will be ~1!1'-:oll.xl by ............... TOMORROW NIGHT_ Prom New TJw School o/ Lau. at \Ve~tcm NcVJ England College n..oquin: "".,uJlk,1" nurtlrioucitnt iu the: lnr-."f'n.lllliP l~f"l111trum. ch~· fW'~'"1· .\ Jtu.k.·nt lUI.tlt JIUf\..•bsa,;c un -n~: inu..on•tJnn prutnun i~o iniL.,tshit- J'l,.."ntlil uftcr 100 fft.t )Vttf r•. . .._ u;a;~ tu .,..d..._,. ... .,;~,... with 1n rh..., St.:.hunl uf I IK! lo.'UinltUDttl) ...wid w...o....... ., n - . ,·- •lluwinA........,II"fill ••1•1 ti\'\S tbc Modt...'f\1 1"-' UCA~ llf\*..,;pci&e. uaab the-~­ &.'JUJI'I!Mih: lind .,~.,;..,:w,.~ io bia ,,( ~. ,._ •h..•~o:atrvci'" Mn.'lt.. "l*:h \till ~ .\ ""'""'"'' ..udcm - · ,....,. ho: 1,._..,.,-f.._-w irt ~JbcuuDM &I ;..b. SIU intern durint the und t•• luct..,s...J..<u~,.()~. ttt.s • lil.'\2UC be ..b.\v bcaa •Q ,\Jt4u:iuu: l>~un• Thueu•a in1CN h• """" ~ h~ai.l. C:u11......._, un&l l:...,ldinu 1\o.IA-. tnuutbt... In udllitiua.. u tc.wiL"dt nw1· 1 Plb •7 - S4 _W/Collllllater I. D. Sttcker-P All other madenta �Ieditorial ~ Treading water • ~ T~ 11~1 dare lor occu~ncy ol r~ Parcel 8 shopping mall le J S.pramtHJr tQ77. The Speotrum, April 1976 l The long aw•lrad ro«r of dump trucks •~rs me~ oe I!Hrd by "' nerl Fall on the Amherst Campus .. ~ plimt for a comme~c/al developmMI on Pare./ 8 solidity. Thtl S(>«trum, Ju"" 1977 f ! UBF hiS received a reu11for construction from thll Stall! DM$ion of the Budg&t and can /hilS fi!OpM negotlat/011$ wllh prlvllt 11.../0f>MS. Fa// 1978 Is 11 possible, but not optimistic, dare lor Parcel 8 o~retlon Tlw S~crrum, 1.ug!'ot1977 Good news. ar lasr.,a"lved !tom Albany lui TlfiJrsday as the Stele Division ol Budget ga.ve lht> /Ins/ go anesd for COMtruCI/on ol ' commetclal d~elopmenl on the trllct or Amherst Campu3 land known u ParctJI 8. •• • The Speolrum, September 1977 Unjust/fled diatribe To lh•. Edllor; Aute. 3) Your statemefll that "every appeal lo faith In the 8 1bJt ' ' en llPPM• to ma)l;e an honest riUCU\at rm wrltlno In respons.e to Mt, D•~• rnom·a retort In "'" IOilt/80 1stue o1 Th• Spocrrum concemlnq lotr. Szpowny'o flfllcte$ on ,.;m.ll..,. ,.llgton. In il, lotr ThOrn •~ lotr. ~y ol 11\l'*'once ond decfllon•• qull<l c:onlollnds lletore telling I hat 10 i:'Sty~o,.nv. now ot>ovt ,..rilylng K? II oreac,...olll<e Anqley whO tMIIh4rir lolloWerslhatiiMIY mull believe"' go lo IMIII ••• mo~lnq rrro .._1 to"""-., t>oMsl ratiof\al declt~... then I'd r•thef be dtthonal ancJ trrattonol. 4) t aee no dtlloronce b f l - clalmloglo lll at lh4r rognt llanO ol God (w~lc• "lh4rl cWde '" Iron" allegedly doel) • nd cfallnlog to-·~ wllh God (whicn ouoe••• on teJevlslon dol.'6) lam tonora,t of any 19n0<..... Mr. ThOnl~a firstmi'Sl.PI Un an hl•lnabititytomUea dlollrlctlon betwoan tn•-•- and dloawro·ilr. lotr. Szykowny Is not onwiHiog to •loow IIMI pr;rn.rime evangelllll'"expretslons of O.Hol Of optnk»n-.....: he l:$ nol ' " on oullawlnq 1116f!>, He Is 1114Jt/Y Slatlog his dl11pproval ot lhem: On tho other hentJ. 11 the ~'New Chrlstlan Righi'' hatJ it I way. wo would all be artec1ed by their brttnd ot atll· rlgt}ltousne:a.s. Trtill 't mtoleta:nu. And bol1okl, Mr Tttomt 11' 1 60Mftthlng whk:h y~ yoursell•re gvllly of In your lmplte.atklrt tt\11 '"' St>«lfu, shoukt diKOn11n... e Mr. S'zy'ko~Nny•s III'Cft.. • Wrth Follett's dflbul ar the Umverslly-running /he Squlfe Booltsrora-tnll plannad completion care'"' llfsr construction on Parcel 8 11 Sllptllmbllr I, r§Bo The Spectrum. November 1978 It ts soli~ f•r,6"padsuuotlon lm the commercJal development of sn Amherst C~mpus traer otlanrJ known 114 Parcel 8 rno SpuO/Illno, October 1979 Neea we say tnat we are trre<l or betng told tnat Parc&l B consruct•on 15 sooo to get underway When It Is no more neat Ulll tnan II was at any other pomt? NQed we com pain that we are the<l ol looltlng on as plans lor the commerc;oal development recurrently e•plooe In tne race ot Jt& orcnest•ator+ l>e Unoversoty ol Buttalo Foundatron IUBF)? We didn't lh lh~ so For over lhroo years now. stude•IIS have playe<l the gome woth UBF and wa11eo1 patlenlly tor consuucuon on llle Aot•ncrst Campus tand to llegln Tney're watche<l as each target cornptetoon aatc came and loft without any grouncltoucnod, alld accepteO each new promise as meaning " this time lor sure." We undorat•nd the problems that UBF Prestaent John Carter so eloquently atarcs and grant tnat tney ara Indeed vahu given lho economy and ttoe extent ot the project Vel we are 11reo ot llemg told to expac;t somethtng thai has never coq>, For too tong consHvcUol'\ has been underway al'\(1 target dates set It's ume IQt someone 10 ta.ke the te.lgns At thls.ooont II seems clear that 11>11 Follell Corporatron 1\0$ renoogOCJ on 11& eommHmenl to build tho couwrstOf'le oroJecl on Parcel B-a S 1 million boOkstore, Fottotrs cooperatron na• tong been vlewe<l as the ~ey to mercnendrslng the property. 'At th" point, we can blame tne standst>ll only on 11. Alltne eoplanallon g iven by the company tor the delay' are valid, but someone should Quest ion why the pro,ccl was poslpollcd In the lirst place. No one could nave assumed I hat construclro~ costs would drop mar~edly In a maHer C>l a taw· years. Now, tho prom1!18 that wor~ w ill Starlit fvllell can secure a 12 percenllnteros• loan w~M11 the going rltlt Is •• porcMtlsless than comtorrlng Alld the assurance by UB F(lllen Bookstore Orrector Ralph Treode tllot tne corporation Ia 11111 " c:Ommme<f" to lhe proposal does lillie to sootn our txuiiiCid Iaiit>. At th•s point, the faelllty Student Assoc:•atlon Board ot Duector~ snout!! gel tougn ancl sot d11idllnes lor pnases ot tho. P•OJeco. tt st>ould also think vary serlousl~ aboul ta~lng the l>oO~store out ol folletrs hands. , Tnere Is trilla excuse lor a projoot that was tal~M l!beut 111 1He mul· 1970s to still be only a vtslon. Tne hur~Jte• wore no •loubt ,ln pl•to. bul Ina delays-or at least the progress r&pOrts IIi!> proJect-cannot be justi fied. We are treadlr>g lt\e sMne water this Unrverally jumped Into years ago. It may II' lime to move in Mother o•• tJlrec.uon. ,. WednMCiey,,.No_ . . , 1810 ~ s.-- -.. . . . .,. Efj-· . Jwfy &eel~ ~· · ···· ·· ····· -~ ................ - CIIJ .•••••••. •••••• 0 ........ o o o.ft• Oori• ..................... -~ ... ...... . ... . 154rtb-ld o •• o 0 o • 6 • 0 • -----......... ~, •••..• -0..8Mil - · ··· ··· · ··- - :r.. ···· ... .. . ... ...... . ... ... .. ...... ,Jiooy Poo~ ':::::·:::··::·~= ........ ...... Arcty~ F.-........... . ... .......-~ . . . .... <l .... o..40 A. C:O...td _,.............. , " I'N-.c.MoCr ~-r~. weU·urgan1t6C1 ''proola" ol M1. Aornaf'!lt 4 5 (1 John 5.:1 t·13 5aya nOIIIIitgatxxJislnn«ts go1ng lo hUVOI., are only a smalr p.ap pf a bOO~ wflh a moiUpllchiV C)f c"'nlraolclorJ Dlllemtnta. Lut lhrough II IOH'IOllme {Sra,t Wllh ROYOIBtiOnl 20:1S., If U11S weft~ ''01 lhe c.ue, lh_,,, CtulsU•••IIY (&ion~ INhh Judaism) woutd boa uutfted retlglort lhettiOft, 2) ptuehets wno lf'IIIIOfll lltfrat !oent&nces In IM 9tb4e 10 'o.atffy ~en arm• tace atMJ dltCIItniHJt•on egalnll women and ~ · '~ttl$ ar\t OeltDerattl)' ov.,~'"9 a:nuther. more ess.enu~l theme kl 1he 8tbt.....mety. the Goktef\ oOultetett Mr_ Tnom, J,..oe-n come 10 no o1Mt conctu1tun lhen that your IIIUet' was 11'\c!: product ot 1 pet$ttCuhou coml)ler Mr. Szy..,owny repeatediY_,.!PO•OV~?I rellgklfl 101 lhOII ¥tho doshelt. HJs complaint I dealt with tho obnoklouaneu ul prlmo 11me evengellata.. Su\Co II was llHI yvuf ObiCCiivC. lu ·dohmd Jht!SC 8'131lt.!OIIttS. f!J'\H d!atnbO ~as ICJtat•v utljusuhuu. I uut; hope ll•u1 Mf Sl~kUwfly acce-~HS yvut ehallvllgtr lo a dtbille ti•s lnltlltcl t$ al\o;e eud weu auu wQUI\f mosl certe•nly oulshll'lt yOUrs tit you·ve ewer had 0"1J ' opinion Guest Discussion' for teaching • Tne repon c.tevotes some tfme by u uren Shapiro St&ldent Assoc#aiJM Oitectot ol AutMmte *'f111r.t Recently. a numb.. of arUc.., 1nc1 tatters M-ve apoeared In 1ne t~e-.·.spapera regitdlng U'le ''Report ol tne Faculty Senate Committee on TNehlng OuaJ.Uy/' wh•cn aCI<:Ifeues ttut laauea: ot doflnfno, ,.'Watdirlg, ewaluaung, and training teach•"· The Jeport focuses on the element of lntefl)etiOI\II commun•c•Uon In --.ne c1a11room. As studeota, we eontldet' te~chJng to be ol crlheal knpoo1nce in the proce11 of our educatfon NlhJtauy. we ate conc:ernod with aetMtta of thl• comm.lltee as well as the IMCCkM't ot the faeuUy towards tne repon. ~ ,..varuauon. and we, the StUde"' to teecMr A.Uoc'-t~ mu$1 matl.e out positKHl clear. The tepofl 1111e1 that no unlveallV•W&oe t\li1ualioo be dGYeiOpecS.j ltlta don not ushu IQ SCAlE. The purpose ol SCATE dllfe; hom OOP•tiJMnt evefUatlon-s and attould not I eke t~e place of theaoe¥atuatlons, but-&hould enhtnce them. For I he uurpoMs of promoHoo and tenure thart ahould bl no •ntvo<tlty·wiOe evaluations bul SC!'TE, oo ~~lty· w1d1 evaJuatlon. (k)IS serve Its purpo•• •• a aource of •nto,naclOf\ for atudenl& atM1 a rne:a~s ol •mpto-vement 1~ tuchf1a. Th4r TNc"'nq Ouobtyr-osubmlltO<IIo lh4r Faculty Senate •• one ln • long nne ot many '" tf'!e pa-M, • A• a member olthe Teaching Oualloy Committee, I Te.acnlno Ouallly CommiiiMS have teQutsted was Pfe:Mnl whet\ ttll-5 flpott wu fifat PfopoiOCI lo the: thouNnGI 01 oonars from lt. •dm1n,lltlllon lor ' " Et.oeutl\leCommlltoe last yett. Allounoed lslooltghl l Instructional OeYelopmenl Center. Ttdl ~ear, lhe 'f'IOJd to descrlbe how 1tell towardl tholr rffjectlon. f'fol Studenl Associal~ ha& a new' .and tJCcillng IPPfOACtl. ret cynical, I eoutd not unoerat•nd a how • teacher Aathet 111an depending OtJ large sums ot mone)"'fof • r.ould reject oommuillcaUon at pal't of 1110 ctaSsroom e•nier 1nd watching committee repous rep"roduoo we llXR.flllonce! HOw cotHd tney uy thtt respec1 tor lhe hope to u&e the (fl&nY re&ources thai art •heady iluden111 un1mporl&n1? That II WII thelr )Ob to oo lnt~ ' a'lallable on campus. Our emphalll- II class. relate tne m.aterlat.aoc:t leave? Apparenlly thete dlSC.Ufl~o--olhal (eachefS la~e Ihe Un\t 10 ttflnt lhtlf tS a w10e dliC1'f:9eOCY fn our petc.epltonl ol what II stYo b't ""'•n• ol d~log lll•l• , ..cnlog wilh meana to be 1 lNCI'Mtr-ln • unlveta.lty or not. cou. .gues tnO students. OUt petc.epllon of a feeuu Wn.en you \htnk ol 1 COUfH •• a whole, the Do~rtmonl Center l>evl~itn •nO l•cuny ana etusroom ~los only~ par1 ot thiS whOle.. In 11\Kietlll &ot.-ested In teat:hlng.. Once thi1 tHIM Is Oddllloc\ to golnq ro daas, otudento ruearcn 11udy er.ta.bii:JNd wiln our c.ruti~ly to g,ufdot us.. ._. look tnlormotlon, ond ar• ..,.,.,....,on tllelr ~nov.ledge ana torwara 10 many lnteta'tlng actrvltles- tuchlng apolblloc\ of thlalnfa<malloll.ll thor• nol • ro..on lor •••l•tant tretnii\Q Haslona, the use ot ~,c.c. tludentl pl>yslcally mMIIng "'lt~ ttwir - c - . 7 II . . ......... Eclllor ololtn l.al>lll\a o• l o o f your ona 'EienaCac:evas Aft OtfNtlf' o , o o o o for a,_, THE SpECT_..M ViiU1, No.3! As S~n)f's •gnot"atw::e., lheY can no1 ~d wa1er. let's Sill torouon·· th...,. 11 Pas..~ In tile Bll>le o...:h u ttW)•• .. good ereaHonlal Ph.D.'s but, trom what I know so tar. I lind lht theory of DYOlWion. m'leh rno•e lolonHI'jically dorlv.CS and con¥1ncfng th&:"n anything l '\1& O'ltr ruo '" '"" Book ot Genuto 61 ThO ··~roto<lchl'> outhonl~<:lly al\d 1oUabUIIt' ol the Bible are hrtle-Vant 10 the tac1 1M1 muetl ot It& content ls nonetheJftt outoated 1r re111~ to rnootin Amedc:al'l consliiUIIonll lvst~ ~orru na1ety, we dorfl allll go arouno ston•ACJ , -~~.~ lnttfi)OISOnat .COII)111Uf1lclllon II nol Important wily • cen't we tead W'hlt • teachet haa to aay oil a ditto? Jl'owtcm "Garver's perception of . Interpersonal communk:atioft is ·rather nauow: undere.tilncUog a $1udenl'l personal probr..-raa 61\GUtd not be lmplted hoM our recommendallon1. N evertheless, his -h c:ommenlthalltie .,._al WOUld OUI ()rOOW•e on ll>e IIC:UHy tO become k1-.oh'ed fn IIIII that •re none ol melt conCern. J& csisu. .ing. Hpec1aUr after Or. l(tller'O lnspirlnq on ll>e - tmporunee of atuctentlfacutty telaUonthiPI at lhe 1JniYM&IIy. Pr..idenl Koller aJoo co,..,onted on !lie lmponance ol facutty b6ino aware tMt ''communfuUon Is an active and not • ousivo·- t l o o ot teoc~•ro QUaiUY. Wo oollze thoro Is no ah)gto model lor gooa teaching; wnal w• ask ._, lhat lllstrt.~cto,a are co nee~ a at lhel' ro~a ao • , ... lhal commun'"tton. as tl>e ......r-.-ware ....nee ol 11141Cftipg. £a en acttve ptoona. '" other ""'cl&, oeect*>Q it"'"'"~~· as o orocte~allo<lld not ona .. ullin ... ..,...1..,. A ~ cmidlfn ol ohll ro~ oon<:e<no the equloment lor class~ oi>Mf\latlon, wOfllotoopo. on ~u>gnlng 10111, General Edu"'\llon loruma, and cuurcutum design wort(.ShoP-$ to mention a low. We bOJioYt that good teaching l nYolvta a conscious etrorl ol aolf·auumen1, n..-uJ. the gOal of our cemlf. ttowevet. Ute- centet.ls onJy one form ol our eoncem ""'!1 lor INching lmpr,_,.enL In •oomoo, ,,. St..,.nt Aa.soclllfon wiH continue to ref•,. SCA TE •• a mons ot COfTVnUnieat~ betWMI\ Slu<fenllanCf tNCtwfl IM to ofl.r leacMr Awards based oA cwt conception of quality 1-lllno. UntOfluntt,.,, th4r poslllve approach to INChing may not be thofough •nougt> to cha:r>geteochlng Aport hom1hltiOCUo on IMc:NogiiMI StUdent AIIOCIIIIoC\ IS 1110 torced lo I olio a -l:l>o "P!'IoaO/I. Wo are ln tho procoaa of csevetopii'!O atudenl complalnl'lorm• lnd wa plan to wort< ctooely -"tn Depltt"*'l Cha~,_, and Deal\1 to presaufe negUoent ae•chet'L Piau aNI flO In ptoor..• oo oplltllly clell110 ohrdent rio~ ana t - 1 l-oib41111n in th4r clln'-') ao 1 betiJ&Inlnq tool lor cn.nqe. Tlte$wd8f\1 ~ Ia ~ 10 _ , _ pr-f~poodt--!<111141_,.,_._ The SIIICionl Aasoclallon 1101 - ' IIMt th4r ~ of qyallly teochlog as ....... th4r focu~y'• to do -v~lllog ..,. can to 1mpttwe 11. corn-ion '""' 1nlo ~ •n tall<. tr • ~"*'' toKNr - lualton. and .,..., Tnolllno Is 1t>0 _ , . , 1n""' ocrucatlonai ..I*IOIICe ha.., 11-. ~.,. ~ 1tom a ..,.,.lion ot to lalla IO< and IIMI lit,_, ~lion WIH good -11\11. The - t h e repott a- ' a l o one COOiic!u• to mille II a '-oe port ol wllat we do n ol relining 11111 <~ellniUon •nO moklnq II okp{~t. ~ludenla, --• ""-•111M ,onled �feedback ! f ~ I!- .. f -;< i Editor's Note: "Open Forum " Is a regular Wednesday feature ol The Spectrum designed to allow University members a chance to e11press their views on toptcs they /eel they "specialize" ln. Charles Haynie is Academlo Program Coordinator ol Tolstoy College and was one ol the organizers ot " Buffalo Unity Day." The follwlng column discusses tho politics I conte111 of the rectmt murders of sl• black men. by Charlea A. Heynle Tontoy Cot/e91> Old you ever wonder hOw the Chri 5tlan community In Germany could go about its normal everyday business while the Nazjs were bombing synagogues and Jewish storCis end terroriZing the Jewish community? Well, wonder no m01e All you n • to do is wander arouno tl>e UB catnP<JS a willie and listen to the small tall\. It seems all so mundane, and yet • . . All thO!IAI who have heard, and responded to the chant, " NtiVel Again!'" did you lmagiOCI It referred only to Israel? Yes, the black community sees •tseil as tJn<:IOI sl1!9e with at tent six black men naving bef!n murdered In c04d blood. ~o~lth no senS<bte connecllon bet~o~eon the vrctlms except the COlor of tllelr s~ln . Since whftes are not threatened w•tn murdet, whiles do not Walk,,. streets with fear, and yet . •• ThOse oj you who managed to &ttend '"Buffalo Unlly Day • a few Wet!ks ago m1ght 'remembe• Rabbi Stern's watds, "How mony d•sasters do we have lo endure to reelize that wt>en one group ts attackeo, discriminated against. and murdereo. we are an potential ¥1ctlma?"" Of course, this dillerence tn response, black fear oon1raated wi th white lndlllerence-tlli• I& precisely what race-hate groups wanL They PIC counlillQ on white lndlfferenoe-perllapa ..en • bit of support fat their attacks on black~. And tnon. they are counting on the patieooe ol tne black communlly to wear thin. and at sorne poinl for a lew Individual blac-s to took around them and say to themselves: "maybe the while communltV would be ahaKon out of Its own lndifterenee II lhfngs wo•o reversed-perhops some terrOf In reverse is In order here:· Terrari..,. And. quite frankly, alter a pending some time In tile beiC'k community, f&lktng With people tharo lor an afternoon or so and spending some time on our campus, seeing no signs at all lilaI &'1'/one here Ia awore or thlnklng aboul lhese barbarlo murders, or owore of the stole of the black commtHlltY. I am riHTiinded of tile shOck of the CharKte<S In Hwmlll Wouk'a n<MII ' 'War and Aememberance" when they vtsil warUme. Ameriea during the hOlocaust. Sometimes one wants to scream-sometimes one does. There Is a clear palltorn ot randOm attacks on blacks la-lng place '" the Unlle<t States today wttleh seems to have arou18<1 little more ttta.. curiOSity among whites. But It Is, never1J1etess going on, alti It contiaues from City to city, Black children In Allanl& are missing, aome a•e found dead. In bther cities, It l~r the ume t hing. Pollee speak of lunatics; I wonder. I fear it Ia something else I tear it •• the beginning of 1 new decade ol cold catcutated tsrroilsm. slmffor lo the 19205 1n We•mar, Germany, and lor similar reasons Prof. William S. Allen. UB hlstortan, spolle at tne Rally He remif!ded us IMI what ~o~as slgnlf•cant abcutthat period, and tne Nazi attaclis on Jews. was thai the authorities d•d notnmo No COIIvlcUons. And. the Christian community remalne<J unmoved •ndlffllfenl Societal roott So, there Is a pattern, ana our cooperation •• required to repeat thl.s paltern. w e cannot, none of us, s top tne KI<K or tne Individual Naz• terro(osls from killing blacks, bul we can respond, not with lndltference. but with outrage and a demand tor action by our authOrities, We ceo reverse the pattern begun. '" our century. m Weimar, Germany. History doea not nave 10 repeat ltsetl. There are reasons why this raclstlerrorlsm has struck noW, •nd has struck deep roots in oul soclety. and we must kno~o~ and understand these reasons or else II won't make any senGe. Racist terrorlam via tile KKK was revtved at tile turn ol tho century by the pofit•cal righf·wmg 10 Ame11c1 •n America to smash the unity ol black and whi te farmers who had buill up a populist movemen• ~o~hlch confronted !he power of tho moneyfld Interests. Racism was &uccosslut, and the populists fell to pieces. blacks ega.nst whites Our ecor>orn•c system 15 no longer capable, 11 s.ems. ot creatlllQ enough fobS lo• all tnose needing wor1c. Wilen vast u()81nploymeot hll northern Europe, a few years ago, tt>ey merely exponed tho millions of labolers who were now ouperfluoua, bac~ to Italy, Turkey. Spa111. Portugal and to Arab counlires. It's nard lor Amwica to export 1ts surplus workllrs, tney live here! Economy In order to prevent tne explosive harmony ol tllac~ and whites joi ntly demanding full employment, It lt useful that racism Intervene and destroy tt>al potential harmony of lntoreets. It IS useful that whites 0/lew blacks, not as brothe<s at!d slate<s. but as lnfwlorS: lurtner.lt Is useful that whiles who are atra1d of i<>sing thai! jObs. as tho economy shflnks pro1ec1 that teat onto the black community. lhe Ktu Klux Ktnn merely tocuGe& that lear af!O turns 11 lnoo hate Slm11ar1y. II IS necessary IO< men to l>fOfOCI tile tear of lostnQ their tobs onto women. rather ehan focua that anger onto ttoo economoc system ~nieh cannot create enough tobs ICK everyone.. As a result of prorectlng theh fe;~rs onto wOf'(len. men are highly Sllscepfible to believing anti· women fdoeloglos promoled under various labels: anti-ERA. antt-abolt•on, ant•o;iy, anll affirmative action. anri·welfare, anrrday-care anli-<1111<1 support, and somehmes just pfa•n anu female-as 1 qllicll. random vfew~ng~!JIY ten minutes of letovts,on will retrund yow All these threats to our dornest1c ec<>nOfTI)' have thelf pprallels 10 our forofgn relations. S1nct1 World War II, our economy nas grown rtch from the control um raw matedals coming hom the ··undeldevelopedwo<l d"', the third world. ana A"'e<ICan m1htary and CIA fl4Y8 been used ro mantputale and cootfot tneu govemments. We need think only of the Shah of Iran. tne Somozas ol Nooarauga, Diem and tater Gen<~rat Thfeu In South Vietnam, M ar~os of the Phllipp•nes, General Par~ In South Korea. Gene• at P•nocnet ln Cnlle, and so on. fn each ot these, t!l·•of. to<ture and assass•nahon are emgloveo '" "our" 1ntetes1s. •n ··our"' name Government And, to make the connection w•tn tnc murders In Buffalo complete, the people of the Thlld World are peopia ot color. (Consider thiS. has anyone In Amerloa suggested using the American military aga,nsl West Germant , or England? But isn't It a tact that the competition from tne~r lndu.srues is what ts ortvfng ou• •ndustrles to the point of bankruptcy? Has !hat threat of bankruptcy noo oeen more destructiVe than any war or lnv-asfon? SUI 1emcmber, tho people ot Wost Ge•many and England are not people of c040<. ft Is much moro o•lllcult to convlnee Ame,.t;ans that the English and tne Germans, the French and Dutch. are rac•alfy lnfe(lor people. ht onlY to be u.eo '" ou• tnte,esrs, unable to govem them In a democrauc soc•ety.) So, the ractsl terrorism we soc ta~ing place Inside tne United States has ill parallel in our government's financial suppOn for m•titarism and terrorism against the people of the Thlld W01ld by pu~t dl ctators we support. ail this •s done Is " our" Interests. tlley tell us. 01 coursa, wilen 1 say '"OuJ Interests,"· I am-stupidly, bute'ier so easlly-sflpptng Into a longuage which fntemallzll$ thlf ICieology of the giant multl·natJonal corporations. as If their lnteresls wera my own. But tney aren' t, and 1 know it. Don't you? �~ feedbacf( I! - ... Support mandatory / Ns To tho EdltM: • pill. An open lett• to aU c:oromuttre: Tllero will boa rofor~on No't.,.bor 10, 11 Olld 12thlo~-~~noiiOPIYmandOlO<YIIudonl ,. . . Tile outcomo ollhlo YOII wlltna. . o effect on our ltva at u.a. BeinG a comnv.rter hom Chool<low-. 1 19allzo , _ dllllcull Q can bo to partldpate tn eKt.racurricvlar actMtles. f:tow.....,, whh I tllllo oJrtro otiC!!. you con 111<o part In a myrlod of attMtln, moet'ot Whlcll oro tundOd by the mandllory lao. II ycu think that tile 11 UB Is bod, consider what woukJ happen If there wa, no mandat()fY l ee. rnterconeglate and lntr~m.urel Athletics woukt ¥inually ceaae. All academic, hobby end a~al rnterest t tubs. 1nd M<Vi<:41 organlullono would be le<cod to cloM. II tho tee IS voted down. golniJ IO UB """'ld really be the .,.,.pactl••. More lmponantty,' lrom my, the eommuJ., Allan Council would otao go down tl\o tUbea withOUt tile -tO<}' IN. Slntt, WO all-'> ll\0 loot of OUr N.F.T. bull" toll"" di0C041nl (lbout 1 180 ~ well).- _-~~a todll<:onllnuo IMt-11 pte I• Ia YOiod - . , . We wol!lcl atao not bo able to apon10< Commute< B!oallfalls. dlocounl· tickets to 81111 Olld Stallions g....,.S Of ,... parties with lOCal bonds. All told, ,.. ha.. Sl'l$0 R> opand o,n aetlwitlel and Mf\'toea whictl we h098 wouJd Inter"' you-the commuting stude'}l• ot uli, Without tile r.e.,wo would not t)lllt. Thl"polnt ol my letter lo to got you to YOto-ellh•r . Not l ogical yea 01 no-It Ia your dedsk>n. But piNH"'tote yea-your 170 gell 1 lot lor you. To tho Editor: Dtn Co~Mtan. COOidfnatot CommutM A/loftS It fs 10t11Uy lncomprehenslb4e 10 me tl'l.lt there are plans to tear down t>ulldil>gslfkAI Ha1ttman. WlndO, ono TowniOnd HoH whlcll are a,_,g UB'a ,_ arr:nltoclurll Unkt wl_!!t...the ~1t a.nd could sa~ be put 10 oood uM. Moat ~ In Harriman Hall, f01 examp... are mcN't lnteretllno th.ln entire new buildingS on tr11 Amhefll cam.puat H11r1man reminds people of the fact lhll we are lndlvkluale and not rabbits to btf put II'\ tO cagea. We should ootlet ' " ' " remlt~ders be destroyed for us and coming generations. r EriNI A. Mollgtt - Pro!HIM o.,»llmflnt ol ltlodern laffguag•s •IKI l~t triiUtftl Misinf(mned To rho Editor: We were sho"k ed and dlamayed at the m..lntormotlon Mathew luba printed 11 an odlto~of Ia tho Oc1obor211aouool ThtCU<ront(IUiod "ThoyCaflll Aov0f1a'). Mr luba'o po01ion lo< Wooding OUI 'r-M dlOQ'Imlnation' on tnlo - teadl u t t o - why ho'o thaW!\ 110 commh"""'rto rO¥taflng IM • lfiCII ol garwJno ctiscrltnlnajlon nero. wo - lniiiY odltorllta expoelng lho tact . that """""' •college w,_ "''" gtadulltl now make no more money tnan ma .. h&on schOOl graduatet? Wllen will we HI fnf«mallon on ·~oOK ~ T THE:BR!Gf!T SID0 IN how this wage gap Is nctlmprowlng but growing? W, _ will we lind an o~poao on the number ol f.,. ale US minority lacull)' this unlvenlty omployao (fwd oot ol 1000 at 1101 counQ? "nd when will ~edhorlafo supporung p<ogrorns to <»mmat 11111 Cltscrltnlnation? womon·a StutiiOI Collage (WSq litho on4Y p<ogrom 11 SUNY"U thai !~uses on I"""O'flno - · · oduc:atlor\. OUr gollo are twofold. we,_ ktlowlodge al>Out women thAt Is IKl<lng In otJ>ordlpartmanto, ond oncour-at otlwr depart!Mftto to lncorporllo that knowledge. Wo aloo pass on lll<llis ond Information tllat M tp women cope with cslacrimlnaHon ln th414t lives. 5omo ol our COUIU'I. thetelor., - · do.algnod lor all " IRAQ ;t~AY./3£ WE'lL GET A T. V. SET ,,..r.o.c~ ' Mak~room To t~o Edi tor. 1wrllt this te\ter retuQ;ntiV and wllh anget, beCiiUM, once agafn, women'a.'t ntr''Qy whic~ C$1'uld be us.ed In conatrue-ttve pto]eell is apont &~gulng . th ll ll'\e w011d is round. t h.a ve been ~i lltCS wlln Women•s Studln CothtQe tor eight years, am • tormer tn.aruetot ol the WritotS WM~-Poeiry.,., co-found« ol a women thl lollfMI 11oom 01 Our Own. I am defendlnJI an iMIIIutlon wloich hal lor ma. ono lor '"""Y othet women. ptOYided 0110 of tho low validating eoperoences ot our ,._, Wo oro agoln 1>1\ng told that nlllorv I• 1m-. I n Is l![eioWIIII lha~ until r....,lly, wory 1- women ,..,. pu611otle<L 11 lo )trMnnt 1~11, untl l rocenlly, a s women·• few aa three or tour women wife InclUded 1n IM and the otfloet' Suo-Board me:mbefe obtKt 10 a magazi ne Jocui'"Stno on womtn' a wrlHno. Concentrellng on woroen's effor1a Ia dlscrlndnatlon and we ahould be'" ashamed ol ouf"'!Vtl. womet~'t Stud1ea College ex1111 to study women's , • .,.rlonco: Tho Women Wr1ttt'a WC<kahop: Poetry dlllltont than that of o traditional poouy wa<klhoP. II we - • an adjunct of the Engtllh o.o.nmont we wouJd hang out a notJce to that eHeet. h....,.., • flttle redundant to """" to up~&ln that ·· wrNirlg is OUf Pfiot•IY- We have neY8f made U a Mettl. lhia ts d llllcull tor aomo men to aca~~>t. ProrftOilng ·a _,. ts. oomohow, reVerse dlac~m iMtion lilhlle tho stand,.-rc~ c:uH1culum w·hrch hal been almost excfuaivetr devoted to men·• eJtperlenc• trom clme apptO'fe<S canon ot E(lollah JfteraUHe. My friend and oo- lmmemOtlal ta, of cotree. not dltcrlmlnatory at all. lll.s the woy, tho uutll, and the light ond hll kopt malo odii<K Pomola Gray distilled thloln 1 _ . . put>Uihod In odltoraln tltolr placoa, In toe~ rnucn ot thla fut8 lo 1 ..,....uo. AI 0.. Mutfoy,&:nwiiU e>olf>ll outln 1!11 '-!!Of to 1116 CUr,.,t ('tal. 2, no. 8 Oet. · 3j tlmi>IY .,.,., ,.... of ~tod man - · - trom . tile *OII<ahop _or tho JoorMra PIOO*"Whilt-.- .....-. 1..-tthat ...,)oumllcontrMiutorabo~I>IIII>UbyiOl,...., 11,.. haft to c11110 lhotn Ill otftho atroet,lt might bo on lnlo191t to nott111,*111 6ocldod to-Y IW>dlng to 11oom 01 OUt 01m Olld to gl.. tile money lnllltod to ~nolltOr Worna<(afMIIPIM. II wao , _ ctoer at tllo tnt.,....,. that the~-- """'ld n'ot be IIHIQ"d on tho bolla o1 quotily OQainll 111 oil* cornpo~~ono but thll 1,.,. wu a afol mart..c1 "women'a jourqalt" and only- fjlufnel ao doalgnafod wOUld r..,....furtdlng. ~1"'0 _.,.... peop1o agalnot _., ot'* II.., old 11oom 01 our o..... S9<1no 1879. She saya: 4 exist• 'o dettek>p womt-n'a pcMtry. Our purpose Is dedk ated to draggtng up okJ rumoia ot 1fiYMM discrimination' while lg t~Min Q the dtctlng pooillon ol womtf' lrt untveral•'•• Ia dangerously clete to the policy o l the Ku Klux Klan. Klon mornbora, otter 111, uao a sltnltar rna thod ·ot yelling allout thrNto to Wlllto power willie obocurfng ..... ljlrgo< roollty, """'"'Y lho stumping oconomlc pooltlor1 ol U.S..mlnorltles. We ot WSC . _ futuro ldlle<llla on aoxuol dloe<ltnlnltion at SONYAB. Thoro II ..nalnty much that nooda to bo P<lntOd on Ilie Olfl)joct. Wo con 011ty hOpa thalli Mr. lubo CO<Itlnuoo writing • • - on tile aubjoct h8 win ct.d l!lslocts ono Ills prlort\loo •• to t,.,. w, tile II• rnaleodltC<O, willl t o l ' tile abr-. malo ICIIolara and 1110.,. 1 - CC>...o<l.et at W.W. Norton who- Ul 1'1 1110 -~~~ of 1110 , _ Norlon Anthology of Pooll)t. wlllcfl proUdly aniiou,... haYing twice; •• many _ _ , pcMis a boiGN. '*"' t1t0 --~~ retlo ll2to11. .... ~a~•~ ........ _ .. _._a.r,.,.. --::..ln.-roplfUo-na.a,.~·e ,.... a Jl.f!loo, 31- ~, .....---....-.of- -·~·· _ . - . - ..................· - ....... no.·~ --"*ton .. , _. ,......., ~ 11-ao-apooC-IIDQideii.Y-.Mt. ~ ...- ..................,-ty ,....... ~ ....... OtO.OMt. ·, _.......lqn bolt lilt (11(111) - l t i o n ..- Ia, .,., .... _ .. ..... ...... ....,.,._ - . . .,. .........- """"""'*'· ~"m.S'li':~~ ~Iori ~ studentl. Other courses are most approprtarely w omen't apacea. When a.,.eO WSC loeuuctOfl will point oul which ot our cour~e~ ~. more beneUclal to men. 11 Ia not 01.11 policy, however, to kk:.k men out ot ctaaMtt har111 men ln classes Of dlacr1mlnate In grading u Mr. lul>tl lmpflos. · Tho faet t h a t - , . . , tho -put tO yoor> have contlnuouoty filled up 111 the soctlono ot 'Womort In CMt.._.,.,. SocietY' (213} WSC could ollor _ . P<ool ot Ito H<VIce to AM Unlverlll~. Wllal 1'- MVO 213 lnllructora dono to Mr. LUbt'o .,.., up anger at thfa· tlmo? It oeomo thatl an edii<Kial pcllcY WIIO nooda a•pcolng llraL , Wcmon'o Stull/.. Co/logo Stfll . �.--------------------.i Tour the Nuclear Research Center Friday, Nqv. 7th at 1:45 pm Sign up in Bell 223 Sat. b y JfiC KeOy udmiuiunt ufr"M.."-..,._ cl"-' -.:h·Uhm iuh s,..,,,..,.,, ''' t lu·~'"''tru.u• nlWkl.:t • (1':-\S) l ·n d m d.,<.. WoVII )'c;u - if )t~u'~ whih.:. hri4ht. und n.!tKh' W fWlt. ,\n~ lhtll IUd)' he " 'hr he'• rb.inkin4 uhmn f'l.lctinc. thtJ dr,t.h huck tu wnrk; thu t uml)' is th11rt ua white nu:n \\ irh nwrnr1*-'rir~T '"' ll'Chniwl kll()w IMm'. 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As• oo I'J1') rtf•W, h•l... lwmlCma lnatitUic In puhlit:. tho l>..,..,.....,t ·~ clcurlr ~ tho ""'" 11<.-f......-do ...... ~ ... ..-~-..-~r " Afnwitut bltM.:.k IW\.'14..1~ in tbl· ooldior .-1 .... '"' ................ oad .nta;..,. it un iNu.: •• tdl. '"We luuk ._.....,.. .m.d ia h•>dlint ,....,.. fur Pl.• ~Pit.• w pr.'1f~tnl1 •ou;.-ir~~~o: lun-.:tionJ ," auid aatJ ~r·DJ)' m•t~•llciDCilf ,.,.,..,..,.,. -w.,tJ'IAICIJIJ .... ,,.,, nnd .,_., ' .,.tk.....,nHn. ""\\'-.: d4•n'c f-.ocl nk.'<: p "'"''c The """""""' "'"'''""'' ,.....,. by'"" ... *'""''\...,.,,hu, ...................... Jl<ll...,. ........, ultbc ritlht kind.~ with rile _ , . ol(Qb ,nod uhalitid. IH (i1 I~ I'M..-'(,.-dJ... &:nutor Jnltto St<....,i~<( l.>.-~ ~... ) holl .. ,kJ ul the nr:....,n "ohmt'-"T "m1)', Oi,•t,.+f1 the cdt:Kluth,.11tl tUlt.l u.-c"lnmk: n...,tlftk.'l uf ,\uu...,;....lll at~i\!lf. lhN....ab 1oh•inll thul dM: p,uhh.:m \.1lh.Tr. iot\... Sudc.aotillol ~lurriJ JiotuY~it~ ul tht..• l 'nh·...~t)' uf (::H'.cdu. hua rw",....W 11 k'rit•t •i cllllnAca in I~ ,,.,r...m.,., t)'IU.-m wh~h "'t•ukllu:h: wlhh.'t' imu th4: tt..TVit..--c u..d kCL1) it ftl'~ t·l ~'4-.ntina ll ..,,....;.1 t.'nC111\'C'.- 11K.....,. iuct...dc MJl"i.tnut• of..._..,. •~nice udncctt it•·o,ll hcncfiu clruft csn1 Huh· muuu wlktu indu~o1LO. mclri.k.-k.d nn 1M: Ol lliU. und d ...llC(:ioll)· tlviOC ""'I• "'"'"' ..~......... n."Quin.'ftK.••a t ~hut ..0 bxh~u."-" hu\'\.1 tn1inilut. irl'ln ntblr II ..m-fr 11 t ,,-, ... hilllo ~-hod diplt...., rimocl ....,..,.,. While .. oriH..-..:1 ......"' Nrc (•t'~.rrwhc hnia.lr Wllhe. inrwl\ifr·•~• •nJ d9tch cliticn>-lilorin 11nldK:no- tetocl '" hu ~~~ mun.~ m.,,,,.. ,....,,,m.;,_ 61.:k. Th: bCW &--.i\~ &_on.;,_"\: IJI:M'td lJ..: jug th..l : • W'IIY IU d."-1 •tfWLft 1\ut m.·itbcr 1i n.·inthlh..d dnth "'" 1111 tJitt..'f\.'d \"fi1UHCC..'\.T J)'IQL"n1 1ifJ well "ith thuk whu (~I At\.1. cffuru. f'l~ hsn:urd~ (Of' m•n·whih:. Anu.:rictatt. ..Ans.- uth._,utfl w ck;-fn~ the hu"-'1" und limit£ ,,, hluck f!Urttci()(triun in the mllilurr. t.."V(.'tl UJKk.T the Slllitc t'lf uftruilr'lt, &buuld b.: ·~ 1110 the 1'\.'UJUI~Ihk.o c~Ol.'Chll~'" tha11 hl.tclu. "'Add t.mL-Ttc u• ltJICI't..- lll11.ut._.. J.-ll1n Uutlt..·r. d .,nc-iult-'ti" ut tt'l~l 'nh·asitr td T-.:tuJ.. If 1hc cxpcric..~ fl \'K:1nam iJ ur1:r ind:it..-.•tiftn. u n.:illlRuu.-d druft w•Ndd nuc mMc th<.· dUtn"huliun t.rf men ";'"'"' tl:k! samled fuf\."CS nMn t..<qtlit••hlc in loiJI)" .:nc.. Uaiualr-0 in s..-.bc.at Alia ~'"TC tronc:u JUltun_t mcrnb;:n '" ""''f.."f tnJOtJO. bnth bl.:k ond wbrtc. .\nd tbi.'TC is Mnplr ..... ~ tbdt the DC\\ be fn..u- ttl *'"*' .,..,.em """del ~kl(llooolcsftO"tbcpoi\ilalccl.....,ito on.--c;k.•,.•caur in the \ 1..."'fndlll em Wh..."ft mt.a uppa-inct-MI'It' \l\i8cC CDI."'I d.\Jii.dcd militan· W;rVic\.! ttlt•&"'lht."f. '"" ft..-.d flllft: ,...,, illl\ 1) frnm the: comh.st znec:. If• lair to"')' than tbt.on: uno: ltiD hitpnoblcmointbc"'~""'""'"""r· The.,...,._.~ ................. in-n n....,.., mtd-b·d job, IJI '";.tif;n tJJl"!iuliat, ~k.·ctri-.•Utn und htnk nM.'t...ofhmic. ;.. *--'Ute. lluc k ·, Mbn f.rir cu W iust whalt t.,._. unnr q duin~ iAhHul it. Fur Utlm)' ur chc niURf. blnch "·b•• w•w fiiJ fl.· nutkf.. the scnicc prcacrucd u.a q w••• mutchll:IS u(lpiwtunit)· 111 ttct~uiN ~"CUd1zc."tttn•iuin4.1'hc"·untimbn4 .rrutiflCttrif-m t•r ct..: nnn)·-bluclu •t the hue rum. whit\.._ ui the h~. blucka 1111 Ihe firim1 li01.•, whit~ munnin4 tt..'l..oJm;..."ll llUJU- I!ltt4itciU thtt.l tb..· t\..'ld ('lnfhk·ut hau '" f.J11 wich unkt.'fM rmttui~., rudk..,. tlnru \\·ith I he dunl!cr·~~o h( ruci11l •••••••••••••••••••• """''""" '''" 'SA COMMUTER AFFAIRS & .CAC present thool · - - · ....,...,. '" '"''" ,, .. tbc """lil6.-riool ·~ dwt ,_ • U.Mif\l """-..... s;..,., uclay~ ..,....,.---..c.~ ~ ........,.,., ~ ·olcl a..fl od>l .la l'iP- tk rul.. ~ •lbl-:1<#;, rbc _ , ~ - ._........_..., lnl,IMMJ.n.,..,,loo.: - - .,,. Whir...- ......""""' ,,. JlMI)ICMl .u a .._,~ ,.,.,...t........................ <1( nnr.luml!<'<l ~ - fior ,l ll 1)1., .. . . tlk: .,h.cttWIJ ttl Ott.! dlllihW') ~Y· (lnJy fo.j .,....._...,,. ~~ ..... ctfficC:r t,;ljwpl ia ~'tlinii,P~..J ul hblll.:l-. . ........ Tbe iaol>tlllm<..., o!!'•w• "''-. r1 ............... ill (~. it .. "'"""' e~~:rt• tu •""" M tt.l~•nina ,-""'"· no.- ,..,. birth hf '"" mai,;a Moo.-.. ~~ •"" SU•• ,.c A COMMUTER BREAKFAST Friday, Noy. 7th &o..J- · 1211oH u. 1\e..r.u..e a.,.. of s,..n HaD (IISC) ~~ IJoalJ • PIEI ~ . • l _...... _.......... .. .................. _.... .................... • ooliellll<iso- - llllr UI .... 7150 T-.tt a tTrulltt.a.a ~N.Y. 1~3 632.(1240 Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering,_ and Accounting Seniors - are invi~ed to join a represeotative from New York State Electric & Gas Corporation for coffee and donuts on Wednesd ay, Novem ber 5, at 6:30 p.m. in room 10 Capen, • Amherst Campos. - ..J Sl.!ccessful careers Doitt Just Happen AJ lhe 11)5titulo lor Patal* l Training we have prepared over 4.000 college gradUatesiPr catH<s in law, bus•ness and finance. Alter Ju$1 three months ollnlllf\Sive training. we will place you on a stim<JI&tmgand c:natlenging posltoon I hal olfe<s prolesslonat groW1h and expanding caree<opporlunltles. As a Legal ASsfslant you wo11 do work lradtlionally performed by auomeys aod other professionals In law tlmls. corpo<alions. bankS. govemmenl agencies and Insurance compantOS. Fut1hemlore. you woM oam gro<~uate credllloWards a Maste< ol Arts ., t.eg&l Sludt(IS lhfough Atmoch School ol Law for all ccuse WOOl< completed al The lnslnute. We are regarded asl!le nabon's ltlesl an9 mo&l p-esligIOUS program lor lra<n>ng legal speclalosta lot law firms. ~and hnanoe. Bul. as ""1)011ant as OIK academic ~ Is our pl~t result The lnsttMe·s placement $OOVII:8 Wilt Me! you a lob WllheCttyo(yourcl'oolce • nee. you woll be~ lor a substantiaiiUtllon oelund 1 you are aseno in high academe slandng anc:t 1oolmg lor l!le mosl practiCIII wtry to beg0-1 your career. c:ontac1 yoAJ< "'-"ceme<et Oifcelot an ontetView with ell' r-esenlalive. We will vlsilrow campus on: Tuerdl'(, N~Mft~~Mt 18 _.,__ ...., los ... dtfll• .......,, "'• ~411CI.IIIIU --· liiilao •.~ AppiiMICI~ The ~Bw~ ................-. ............ ~un~ . PlocJ'ams &m RJ11 Creclil T~ M.A. in Legal S1udies ~~ .......... ..ldl cu"nlh· • dlr cui<ll clllli>jl> lttrouQh M llod) Sclv;lal ol '--· �r " ' I - -·or '*"*orioall1· 'llo' tn "'-c .... ul _......" $;Mdkow n.otQto4, "''loc:rc ......, .., .......,...., ,.,. ~ ""ltivca bcNiod tllld 1 fa:! ruther hart tlwt I ..,. IIUC8lit.....t uo the""""' adm...._• \\iliclJ · the "'~ tabtwo few lllc: olficc:. Di11h Ferrdl ..nd lthyok.. bdion: ..., .....-.-.fur the ua<ii:.hinot MSA'a .._.., ""' {'Cn<llllllitl' ......_.. llftd 1'-t the ,.a;.,.,·, pulitK:ul Ill.....,. ...., iolool<.tr wt<e ooflenei•c tu the otdntiniltnolion• F.:m::ll """'" thut while l'll '"!$ ,.:........_"he 11licl. • • di..n,..tlin4 ita MSA <Jffi<.'C. Sl ' =-'Y l'k•tt>ih: Jho.~fli.:titoA 1\:P>rtl un "'hi' . ""~"''"' ncithbm lluff~<k>' Stutc ~IS,\ ,;..,, r,cJco..,rtL-d. f'cmll nutcd thut <~~klk: wua ~~C~ttinJI up iu '"''~~· ~, ..lUltu•tA<.•riul' llruhk.'tlt• .. 1....-d tn the c;;ltirc • 1l1ut 16Jhnul'a \'il,:" pr\...,Mk.'tlt fur "'"'""'""'"'" ulthc: nfri.."C und itt n'cw Studi.'llt Mfuiro Jum•,g <luld cxplorin!xl./ JlOI'<-'111. tl"' Off'a.o\, uf llumun Kdutions. tbnt oit!J!.•ot4h the (:Colk't!.,'\Jooco nuti..Cvc l•uisuil.. tu the lut.:k of 11 iub delcriptKm nn uctuul ••ffk-c fur minvritl" ~tutk11t:.. .. few MSA. ~·c:m:11 <llk<MioJU<!tl how the uffuin. it d<~.. ntuintorin u ~linori11· l'nh••:rMll' cuuld 'l>ltunc the l"'""lll who Kdntiuno lhorcl whk-h acr<co tho: lllllliC it \mrltinJI the iub flrr 11111' duplicootho ul """""""·"We dL"CKiccl n<~ tu dL...:I<IPMU ~.,.hen thc:y dun't c\).'tl kmm· •offiwfnrnbilcoou(lb;....drcwu..,"bc...;d. whatl tbcr -11<.\1 tu du in thclirst "\\'c IT}' tn think tlult 1111 .,.. oJf&csl p~.,...,.• lie bcli.:,•ct thnt the l'ni\'cnitr S<.TW minuriti.:l. o\ ~linurit1· St.u.lattt oucd' the ~lianritr St~~Cia~U _,\lluin Affllirs uffi..-., wuulcl oonlT ~ •Jffi.:o PCrtclMOiola .........,.,..Jalt" tu bide · problem• hy 1-'lltC:Jiurhinl-.....nd t(O)' I'Qtl nwttin.s hchina ;...IIU()kCM.-n:cn..• st;,.-rue)(")-pina 1uinnrit"-.,• a~yillJI tb..,· "''"""'t duitul_!!:.hul thc:r Guld belie••.. thoJt the ache><~·. wc.-rc ->ted w cleo." ~·ur'cx11mplc. hc )fivuritl' ltcl.~i<l\1& ~~~rrcl "'"~"' the IU'id, ~ISA \\'1.&8 ckh·it· intu the tli"CCI8 or atuc:k."'lta ..H$ UHU'\: of till nmbud~tm nx.oruitiruL '-~•unldin4 und firmncbd atid. ~ duan un •lf'K:e:." ' thiaa. lilc this." lthudct juiacd Siudlww in Muinol """b, nth<.-r'• .,.._ "\\'c iut ukiOUiua ,...,q ... hwtwn " I -~ tu Wdl r-u1 uf ) ' Citra ...d~lo-K.'ft( dune five tl n..~.....ruaatritKl .uatu du.,: tu bud6..11b'). <..ocxtdirioart.~ cxr>ltoim:d \'~"' l'n.-.ic1un fur ..St..U.t .\ffnin Ri..ofturd SiMcllww. "1Dc:1· """' mn,-..xJ tu .\lfrmuuif'c A~·tiuo LDtdcr J.-: :">..lit." Fcrrcll. huwc\·,.,., bclic•c• rlwt Sitllo.:lknw'a cxolo<I...Ciou ""'I' ....,c betbc ,.....,_ " I've ""-rer ,...,.. tlwt tl>c rcool I"CIIlk• h<.-h.iod tho! ( 1')7;'1) lnm'C Will PIJiirlaol." be 611id. notint.. IIHitt<Ot<>IIM.'. ~""' olnd Rhude.-. did .,_.,.. 111011 IUid ........ tolk.1ok.... *" TASTE-THE BEER THAT OUTSEll.S ·MOLSON.GOlDEN~. CANADA= LABAIT . .· . . ·• • 4 .. 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Auuma '"'""'" ; 1\.'\'\.'1~1 d)11Jinlic "Cltkc..or. fn •b.trt, the ah-.dutt tlf tlw- l'JHCTs- uut.'L'f1uin of Wfk:nl he fit a in tHl in&t..."CUt'C "-"0U0tn)' - ih rul!-hine tuwutd n duur w CCCHlun tic ''""'~uuit,· thtlt is .:.~*nL nac )UUJ!ct it tUk\.-. hfUJ tu Q\:1 tiM.,, th<: Jcu dwt..:C h_, ,.,11 huvc uf ltcftin~ rhn uuUt. ,\ml 11 two •)'catr st int i1l rite Anu)' must R~'1n tu rL'Pt"\."tt.lflt u ' ''-"fl' s.itnifkaun hurdle. 1'hc n:.rlih • trf thto clr ..inl dt•w is hilllrlitlu~..J h1• d ub1 frunr Ilk! llun:uu ul IAOI>rw Stntiotica. b tlvot whik cmrriH\'Ilrcnl uf ••~k:j!!: 7(, l)l.T\."\.,It tM."lW~1t I'K.lli. the quuJit)' of the.! crur*tl'ntl'1'tt dcdirk.."CJ. lbc.• llr<IP<Irtion 11f 1.1~k.-ac Uudwrtcs cnrflluycd in cluoir.blc Pnrfcuiuwd ourd I<.'Chn&:ui lk.'<!IJPIIIioiCIS "'-'ll""lr drtii'IXld durint chi: dcaldr: the numhcr of QUAiifocd l.'lmdidtttco tltew lllot<-.,. thrm lh<l 11\IIJIJx..,- nf i11bo in lh<...., lk.'<.'UIIIIIirlfr._ a.'\ltUf'f Hf tht= \.'l..'UHUOl)'. l t¥:h IIi ,.r.. t.."f'lurmt'-!r on~nunnthtA. rtu: ohcncmu..,um .;.~h <.'flAin<.aint" is tru.Wunnirut hirllr-okm irtlr• intu u to:rico uf IIJO<..;uliwd 111111 ocponrlc "'-''-'1111rn~•r.. mnn1· rrf which ut<: tcdiuut and km· Porld. 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And tlu114: """I< ina cullalc clctrl'<.'O. nin11ridtr, ,,. lb<: · numlx.,. uf c•rllr.o!.:~"""'cd Whet clioriuuiohcs elk! clnJc ,,...,, '"' ..." r.......... uf ~lmic )i(c_ bcm"f.:\'l..'f. ia Chc K11~ tlbtt Wlldidr.ltC~> rtrhv~ dmm elk! jub Loclck.T, • on;pclftioo nl blalr-rrclrrx~ (rw J.u) cd""'uc..J .iotlr· .,rmciJrinA ~- he dune 11huuc it thnKOI!r IJI4it;._.,rt tK:ti(.-n. \\'hik: P'J'Ot\:St d....'1ncms.tnJtMmll. nnd C\'\.'11 -~u:n un: bunopcd .,.rmpl<llcll· nff !he Lo<ldl.-.. Ol"iowrly, tlril rrnxlic:tutlcnt ia ulthc ltr<>IIICII pcllitk:tll <.-lc..'l~•l6. nrc unlikch· In lurl'c much clfL.' C!l un the rotc Hf infWIWtn ur riH.: ilnpr"""""' tu lbooc wbu riiPin: h r Ilk! "elite"' hr-.~ ol tbc iub nW'kot- th<: rrrof~ und intcmattiuodliutorn rrf elk! """"'""~'· tlk!1· nril!lrt h.: <lflleti•-c in tumint the tide •~~~Annat n.~ 11~11 ir""'- Antl"iuat ,,. ubviowrlr. it is fnan too *~-lite" unh•onitlcJ< thnt tl"' lnud~t nul~n· itnpnoition nf the dn1ft. Arrd if tire l>n.'tidcnr ...._-ka Itt dduoc tb<: iaotiC hr odl..witrA dnoft ...U.11 tlk! dntft is <"lllritra. 1'lrr..: atudcn11 knrrw elk! hurab ...,..,.,~~~~;... dol<:rmcnll ,.,, Jtudaus. h.: " '>Uitl rmlr write 101 dil.'tum ' rf 1\IHCI: ( :ct inlh tlk! Nhl line 111 fllll .. 4,\-\\!11 lllOtC cxo&..i\"C t.."'nnnl\'c...-n)· unKDXI necc yrra .., <ltld ot"l' then:. orr d~t: ,,,., 111itht lc10e diactiminutinn. Alruodr tb<: dnoft iao<r<: hu• infu...'ll u new ,~.., llloiOc fur ll(•rd. An iu•oliDitun· t,.f,.reo" duia)•ia t,dal)·•a 4.!0\-inannk-,11 ntd). IDCUII H tifdimf: atuck.-nt pctliti&.~l nlCWCIIM.'nl num.: ,iaJhl'-! thaUil&tl)' ' liMe the \ 'io.'tlllllll \\'111'. , . , pc....oilitl' thut it \\'lodher Adr 11 pr:n:<.'Ptiun to IIWl' b<: ., k:at .-r1iollr uw>~n'Wicd h1· ""'"""";.... arulu.s it ncr k06 IJirh.'DI tluon tlr<: rmti· tatlltr • -"""" -n~.,.. n. "" •••- adf-tat...,., lin! 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Q~l"-'f'lll ~"'-'unumM: •l11wduwn und intL"nlttlionu)h:.attNm uf I)M.• t..'\."Hnumr htn~"' ttll cutltn11Uh,_'tl lu tt lu~ nf t.•ld juh!l. rl\'uiluhlc ' " nun~lh.'b::ro~tC\1 \\,.,..,_~.,.Jii in lllUCh hluc'1o:ullur iuc..lu1tri..:11 w~ llih.--.:1. ci •11l, ttUtll mo"ufncrurinl uud tnM.:k drh·imL - the fmtll..,orl L'fisi< Hf til<: wd(ul'\.' >lui~, n ,._. tNhlk JU.•tt•r. " ·h.i....-b Pf'ii\Kk.."\1 nHJAllil) t\\ tJ~Ihinb uf nlltlk! n..~1· "l!••KI" ~rl>a durin~ the ll)(r(l'snud I'J7U'~., hu• hl.:cn hit hr tht.i ,,:t·wmmk... •lm\'t.J.nwn, U:tflutinn und the hiX •fl!\'~.h ...\ n.'\,'CIU Huru.Ju ur l.db~·r Srauit.tics ttud) ''" 4•'''c rnmc,n r \.-nJPiurTnaU ""•ndudc..-d rltm ..Shit&.• •ntt..l l4~d akWt.TI\UK"Ill t..'1ttpi0)'1lU.1 lt is nut Jilu:h tu ~U!I'tuin the Jui'Qt:, n10KJ hu,:n:n~ o( f't.l'\.''C.:nt )'\."llf~ iniU th1..· future. . . •, - tfk: rifle ht J1llr1 "1iPI\." t.."tUJ)~I)"tll...11t. ~~~th I>UhJil: lllld l)ri\'litC L111f!III\'<.T> Ill\.' 1\.'.. rrtin~ lu mcm: purt~limc wurklTa ru triut ..:ustl'. flur1 rim..:n ~4..1K."nllh~ n."COi\'\! l i.ttht P•IY· lit11 ...• o r tlo frinic lx'ldiu mrd l...... ~.h M.-<:otrit)' rhun lull-tim<· \.'11rrrlul'<.'\.$. - tlk! "clo:·Jkillirul" u( ~ol». F.,.,.,. in tl"' """" 11t hi&ur"'-• luwa.. und thur the murlu., . \'Wuc uf th..1r <'I~I..W d..<ttw 11~111"\.'d a..'\:\lt'l!, Jlut in i Bruig in those old school Rings for instant cash! 2 DAYS -ONLY. Friday and Saturday November 7th & 8th 11 am- s pm r--------~--------~ • Weddln' l!o&ftds • • Gold Watch Cases • • Gold Chama • • Old Riftaa • Deat&.l GoJd • • SUva- • An.y Scrap Gold • Clastav fl. Frisch -Jeweler ;: �Beaver Patrol cooks stu~rn Sauce; stays un~eaten ... ~~am. "-». ,..., ......_,.,. ..........,., ..., C.-""'""' s-,., '"'lli.W.01, • brioll intnmMINI r..,boll'o X•ol.o fOOII>d tl•o:mochu ....n....·ioot ill a thi<.-k I ·I.. z I S.......S.y .,...,...... ""' '"" (,.() , .....~ .......d th.U.... diol!ia& out • 12-6 ..... tu the llft'\-ioosly .-.~...... 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P.cnll. ......mo.. tire _.,......., IWio ulf ohw s......, '*"'tool tu dol..d ~ the wiud. cllclwd b<hia•<l '"""' - • )t...inf..., boll "'"''Drdcl with ohort ...--.. ._.........,br'• ........,_.runo.tlrc,.;Jo-abacl< nm iatoe eticlrr s.-., clcfeaotiwuait """Wilo funlCCI to pant. s.....:. ,,._,, ,.;,~ -iloc (~ st...... ..._ ,...,....., awdled lllllidd uoly "'"""' th<:irdm-.: ....... tho •"" liae. _.....,k .. IWictHt.. Th: "-"'"'~'"' 11an't..-n h.KI tho bnll•ttc,,i:nf do"' rhu fidd <lllicklr..,.. ru..-w" T,., the th"'" )"tlf'd linu. t"-'.1 iu pun t11 M QUUII.~hlc OUH• r,..,_,,....••• su""" irth.'t"f4.T\."ll00 ~-r. ,\bill~• ""\:!ftC h«k w 1)&111 dOd looak)· ~ r.:-t hit ,.,,rite ..........,;,..... SIM.-nnoA. , """"1"'"......,.,. -'td!W fur .\bo«<:a,_,.,•• fk>ota ..,.. tnobb.:d tho h.oll ";m '""' lllaad fur .............. \~' Wd 12.(). S.uoo•m fult<:n>d....,._no~!!'..,.,_,., """" thc.bull ....linot tbc ....... clof.-:. ...............""' ..."flfV .............. Abolt...........,•• the lk<n-L-r'oArot ploy,.,_.._. to ,.,...... ......._, u lint lhlotokc tfolhr ioto the ._... ()( s.-·. Sl.t<:r ,... _.,. tunolww• SlotLT IP lod hill ......,......, ulfaroi.., .... tu • • firet l,llS1C trl end lllne.,...., ,\ • . , . . . IO ft.'Uei\'\."r <:.t A• ~.nt..:"""" ,..,t~-irc.,lvbriet oout ,., tbio<-11..,..1• dor. Th:ir \:XIN puint "W untUt..'\.'11,..-..lol. kw\W the tt;XJrO Ill 12·'• Wi•h trow mnniuA 4tur. SttUi:IU ~.ttu:rupc:OO oo , ..., Mb ki-.-k but tile aintlniok dltltt~ ......t. Abuh:O'bm..•..:a_ with ttl\ in\~"bk: nlfcnaivc liDo in fN"'(_ ol him. ""..,.,..jed tu ""' the oh :k ... ~ini n,,.\\,,. l\&1n11ra 124", n_.,,_,. ..t '"" ........\aior the <>xtnl........ ott•'II!Pl I oiled """ '"" ..----SCHOLARSHIP~---.. --' AVAILABLE FOR STUDY IN JAPAN! International Christian University, Tokyo is offeriru~ ' t/Je following scholarships for SUNYAB undergraduate students: Two (2) Scholarships for the academic year (1981-82) Two (2) Scholarships for the Intensive Summer Japanese Program from July to mid-August, 1981 Scholarships honor tuition and waive some fees T ransporlation , ro~rd and other personal expenses will be borne by the participating students. Dormitory or off-campus housing facilities are avai lable and reservations will be arranged. For complete infonnation, contact: Prof. Takaka Michii /npanese Language & Culture Programs Council on Intemational Studies 118 Richmond Quad (Ellicott Complll:t) Pirone: 636-2075 (Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.) . . _ APPliCATION DEADliNE: ~ONDAY, DECEMBER 1, ""'*' I ttOfi'E I CA.N ,IND A SEAT: 4ft. ft.. 1Nt"t ot ~ lhl ~ ol F1etd ~ be ptltbild 1ft Mn'k.. A .-..wty o4 ptMe ..,.. 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We .-e the nation'S rrSt 8111! most respected scfloollor paralegal training, and $Inca 1970, have trained more l!lan ~000 college gm<llatettlrom 8CR)SS the coon!Jy. • ~are a ser1ior ol high academic standrng and loolcing lor a rneaningUear-. conlaCI)Ourl'lacemeniOific:elor an inl~wilh-~ W. . . \oilil.,._cawc-on: T.....,,,._..,11 ""'"*' ""'""' l 'lr a ,.,........_;. .,.._... for' )..,.,. o littlc.....,,. .......,..,...>llltlirit"..tdbriol _,.,...,..._...........,..,._.,......," tltiol'~. ............,,.....-(;..J ............., ...-..~ ............. ~..-......... .,.,......... ~ iL s..... ......1;, ~ botio • """"'-..:..nl """"'' .., btxh """"' Parking permits While caree<S in public setvice may no1 be as la$t1o)nable es they wete a dec:a(je ego, SUCh car811111 cen be veoy rewatding and jl8<1IOII8jly satislyino. --~ -·••·· .......... "' ' 2 3 5 - l l W I - ~...,.,.,... . . 18t03 .... ~ • l215l 73HeOO • ,.,..._., _ _ ft.) 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Cell Owid GontCift •t ..-. you Got something to ENGLISH say? Slife you do. And H you can't let everyone know by 0 word ol mouth, we at S T 'Oitlt~NT1~Nt "'tt&.w.tt'!f' IIG. ~=;.;.;,.c:OOM ~c:I'="':-:-:R;:::Il;:NT=--- GlllU T ROOM drncit'f itCRU '""" MSC. tw pr-e-~ tn6'-: Of'tldWott': • ~IMVfllltltt C..lt efter4.1Jl'-6tfl .6»-. .+ SPACIOUS lltOOM FOa RE NT E NotrtltVP f'tOi.IM HHI"'I,I"N• ._. . . ., csrytr.. Avallabl • Ot<. two r oom lilt II•~ Jt.nu.v lltOOMMAT& WANTED: t ''*""""'"' ,.., MSC. lfiO' ulllll&n. ~ E R S T elevised on cable T.V. Cell 688·0100 for schedule then we're the people to talk to. ~OOTIES PQMP~OOM UNIVER~ PRESS 361 Squire Hall 831-2588 GAI1V--HOPe ¥'011 tt.'tt aU Of'fter toM. '(OIII(tlnfOOI.Itdr~--·,"'· ' M. 11 S Stahl Road w TOHY. ' HI"' 5eot.. I s. LOYe J amat'. ~"t ~ - ·~-. NifoC'dc.Mtnlot help If\.,.-., ~·""'...,.,.. Wilt Nf' C..tt » -" .\A l.., ~--~~ ...., nnoon , f1.0.nl. \ l_j. " .. PROf' ESStO .. _ \. ~80 G .A.MMEA 0C100 C~f'W"'oo(.tlon \olllllt'\ wM lvtor C$10\, CS.IU. CS11" C$141. Ltftl t1'wcfotyOYr..,-ol.._kt on\"'O fl G'H&ot WI~ O.vt: , TYPING ARROW SCHNAPPS PARTY TONITE Wed. Nov. 5th 9pm PERSONAL T-shirts PETER G.. AU H~ 81r"ltld1YI ,..... b' CI J1 Y~ ..top~•• wnn w.. Frwn ' " VO!Jr IEfl'fendiPCI JT. Now•'rttV"'"- Prizes Giveaways Drink Specials oe..AR 81LL. 'tJ\tnU tor"'' orutnr ••-•••no ot mv IH• I 'll , ,...,• .,. tflot ··moment, t IOYt voul RUObY v frt, MUSH• H~ your tnfoyfng "//4Jf' big dey H•PPV llrtna•Y eno OOOd luc- on vour tiCI!'I"'I Plrom vour v•no~ ( ,C.. 9tOf'Ot lnd Htrmett OOLI..ARs-Q,P. 1 bOOkltt Of CIOI.Ioon.t tor G041101' atuotnr. In tnt lvfltto ar.,. It now •v•IIDA~ at no ~MOt. ~or e«l'l coov. t4'f"d ..........ftMCI tnYI+OOt to: Oo'ltf'_..QH, lD C\JUodiM ''''"* A 'It'~ Amntnt f4V 14M>. NEED t4e L. P I N E4 "C ' HO"Il Psy,hotOCI\' 101, N l( f'IOI.I I ' m y ~,, 'tCU can ~ fOr IN: 5it«'ft"wrn Come UP ~~ ( l S $ -) Jd>,A Tl ~ TUTOR IlliG 1 ves JOE PANTitEU..O. ewo Y'DU AIDING L.aSSO,..S C..tl PNIIO SOfTy Ii :i~. University Press can help. Getting the message across Is our busl ness. If your group or organization Is sponsoring an event and needs a postM for promotion nt~. ;.~~tn':'.!:,~:;.' · % 6S7f"' JOIN fH£ PEOPLE WHO jOineO rl'le Ullr•'"'-" SJ\Idenl ClUb~ Thuncief IDtT\ OF F CAMPUS HOUSING rtm~Mf' Hf LP WANTED ~· Hall tan MW we:ktl Chtct.ll wttaa. ~ .. • ......_. c-"Mi ·""""' • • " " l.nfte 81v Hon'ft Aft ,._,_ ol!inl ~ X - pony TontlfU wednelcLir. HoY, s et tt J~ SOTTOMS.. T\tllfrta, 9iw,.•ys 1o or~ ....,.C&.'"'- P.J. BOTTOMS., l'Z70 Mlin Sfrf'IH, riOftt .cro» from UB- OPEN IIIli aaDUUUa J\ ,J. BOTTOMS 3270 Ma.l n Street tight acron bom UB CINDV LOu-Good l..foiCtt thlnflrtc41.ff'Cil I'll be. lt\ei'"e ~ ot 1M niQMU••ove M LAUREN G.-sq. vp rn 1M otlke ..-.d AH mif 1 fOSI yo., numb« •OAl n t WMl ._,,. '' new. M. I SHOT AN AIUtOW IN TME AIR, When It I~ I k~mwtwre. Af BOTTOMS It tnU$t oe. SNO ~ ltw AITON~ P•n.4 Arrow Sdw"~ ~arty Tonl..,t. weo. Hew J al P .J. 'BOTTOMS T -.1\~, t •veawa.,-a. .a. Cltfnk \C)Ki l l"' "'P J. aon~s.. lVI MaTti Sfteet. ,..,.,, ,..J. ua. RIDE BOARD Kros~lrorn UUAB Coffeehouse Committee presents --------------, A CHRIS SMITHER In '" ~tnlng ol outef•ndmg .Acou.st;c Gu111r Saturday, Nov 8th 8:30pm 3248 Main at Heath (opposite UB) Squire-Rathskeller Buy One Super MR. TACO & Cet One Chili FREE ! TICKETS: $1,50 lot studtmts $2.00 nott·slud~tnl s Sc WINGS& 3 spills tor $1.00 Mr. VTaco (H.a /l«fOfmH .,.utt .,.,,. ,_,,W (wtth dd.e ad) I ~ ~ .,.~ OUICKCOPV Free Adm.iaaion WHAT lUND OF $HUH Wts Qatiff fOR SALE OR RENT ·-·- ........ •f'Ot1Dll Saturda,Y: eo&SLEO: Ho¥t come- yotl'r• to bid lift bN. AU you dO fs wtw-rif tNt dUmb haf ~ slftop. L.ow ana k.1s.Mol AtWM~ne-. SUPER I'AST PRINTING ..Ii • tGoe<ttt......~ " " ' •, ·---------.1 SA VE ,8 ,8 ,8 ,8 ,8 $ .SAVE ER SPECIAL MONEY SAVING COVPO �Tho "-dcu-- ,_.,-.,Tho-of Specttwn-to_ .... !toW ............. o Oftlftnlly 5ocloloS)I m.. rlthtto_ .. _ _ ....... --,. meeting& . Spectrum. -·lilt~,...._ u-..,-.. Stuolelit "-·"'"" ,. ., ot lo-.ground floor. ~p.m. '" lbo ~ - - - - .. IOOIIc:eo ... - - - ... pr1n!Joe.- F..-1> Club m«<S lodoy oc ),)() p.m In 1030 a.m.r.s, w--,. ..,.~ot-. AC. • tntoruted In b«ommf\g • .niM<'l' H so. u.. .. w111 be e mandolory lnf~bM1 meeting. P1eate attend on~ few the following: Nov. I lot 12:30p.m.or ricw. 12•t 1 & a.m. or noon If\ 344 Squire• t.ntetMUonel ActtwtUu-lf ~ld like to 1M mort 1M bentr ec;11vltles. volunteer H little •• en hout • week ...--.. All ChrlsUens Intent on ae.~nt the OB camput ruc:Md to SA, lnternetlonal Affair-s. Call 636·2950 lor 1 for Chrbt--hour of prayer today rrom t l·noon In J32 Information. Squire. L.Ve: Worbhops nefld.s IUOert. Do you heve • gre-en thumb? /1\tilttr points in bridge? Are you • gourmet tootcil 'Wt need 'r~l fOC' lheK workshops 1nd meny more. Come )oin us. it's a gfe!.t uper\ence. Cell 636-.2801 or ltop by & 10 Norton for m«e lnformtlkx\. otwpotJOf\ol The<opy Big BrotMrlllle Slotu got together ·ror Jw\lon and Sophomott:a tomotro• at .5!15 p.m.'" 30 Clood~"'· - Ond«gr~~duate Scle.net: Student Ann. 0<g01'1Lotlona1 !n<fllng cocloy ot 3:JO p.m. In 631 &ldy. For funher or>formatiof\ <all ~... ot 691 ·~ or S... •• " - 'lleMwc:ll C...l« t..,. koving Friday oc 1:4' p.m.' ln tM Squl,. Conter t.oeby. Sign up If\ 223 $po<uorod by IE££. Ben. Po11Ue.l 835-5802. Olus Clui) MHtl tomofrow and Frtd.ey ~ry wee.k a1 7 lbonkoQI•Ing buo tlip to /IYC O.oving /lolo. 26 or><~ retumlng Now. 30. For more information atop In .c 260 $QIJlt• ftcwn 12·5 p.m.. wH-1\days~ SponS«ed by the. p.m. in 240 SquJte~ PODER mctu Fft6oy o1 J.JO. p.m . In 3.32 Squirt. All Hbpenic and tn•tusted ttudtnts are. we~comc . CerlbOeMt Student Assn, SubJ,tl• needed for .a business de:dslon1 meklng ~lmtnt . f ) pold fo r Po'tlldpoUon. Call Prem ot 831 ·3839 or 6JI~7_.4 or stop by 31·38 Crosby to set up LltUe Slste.rJ ot 2.BT mula every Thuradly 1t 7 p.m. in 117 l~man. Oovemots', For m01e lnformaUon call •n lntt ,..,lew. Denis at 83'2·4723, BUff, lht new llttr ~ary m~agodnc, ~eeks conmbuhot'IJ In l~lon, drama, prose graphks. pottry. w:nd xrlptt to· Bull, El>gll>h Ot,pr 306 Oom••• Holl. &lfolo, 1•260 l>t,adllf\t I> Nov 10 -movies, arts & lectu res 80/ 81 Commutu Breakfast Fr.de-y from 8·noon ~n eM flllmore Room. Squtte. Free ~ve:r.tg'H •nd flttetn Ctnt donuts TIN Blkk HounUil.n II ROI>Icu>, o ING"IIM de¥01od to U.. ..,.. wl11 ~ ~ subtnl....,J of Jho<t rt<:tJon~ artwork and ank1es on the •na. Send to B&eck Moun"'i" 11 Rev"....,, PO<ter Quod, EUOcou. &lf.lo, NY. Enclose a self addrused J tamped •no;etopc for return of your work. Deadline iS Nov. 10. .,.,..t<y. Don't look back. •••od rc-grd ll'wl1 you wern'l a CAC votuntHf. Help us h.eJp peopte . Contact CAC tn 345 Sc!ult•. ~ 1·3,21. Free &M:r-Now tNu...we'n got yo~r atll!!ndon. c:ome to the 1lltf\lo(' /11\f:d. Tecb; boke wle Frl~y at 1~ p.m. In , - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - . 1ht Kimball To..·er. ouutde the HSl Ubtary. Sorry, no free beer but If )'OUr lucky, you eel\ toh w out for one. L - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - ' Conot PW!nlng ~ workshOps; Ruume Wr~1"9 '"Those people who think lhey know tomofTOw at 3 p.m. In 7 H.yu C. TK'f\ntqv.s for quote of the day preporlr>g .,. tlfectM ruume will p,._.. ~ dJtamn~. Job Prt ·Law Sen&on-A repfuentell~ from Wut.ttn New Englend Colle9e ~ or Law wrn be on t'ampu• ootnon-. Sl9n up In J Hayes C 0< 'u11 "'"· /0\ock oc 831·3~\~. MtnontJes ere encouraged to come. for .n everything are annoying those of us Lhat do." -Joseph Mlddlone. Jr: Tour o/ the Medial ond O.nUil Sd>ool1 Monday et 2 p .m. leeving rrom 109 Carey. Spon10red by APHOS. 1ntervleow. Orad\*eUng Stnlora-The Advanced ORE Teat In 6kHogy, Eduutlon. EngiMerlng. Literature In Engtllh. 0>«flls1Jy. ond Psyohologywlll ~given Dtc. 13. Sign up by Frlcloy. Applkocions for the CJRE moy ~ oboolntd In 3 \loyu C or 1) C.pon. <lrMuollnt ~The O.odllne for 1M Doc. 6 LSAT b -'londoy. For oppllallons come co 3 Kayes C 0< 15 Copm. ......... ...... ""lo . -..... proleuloftol- who ho~nl Koyu C ... up • r e f . - nto _...., come 10 3 -'ln. at 831·3111) 10 oct up Of\ .... 0< c.U ~ /load dcniAII wortc? Tho Oq>t. of Bc"-vlorol Scler- nHdJ mtn ol who think tMy need dental - k and would Uke lo partklpete ln a study or pel~C roudne dental tre:alment. Two ffet flllin9• ar~ provlclod. Contocl Dr. I'\. Coroh at 831,2164. IU90f\.H: lO "-1 haute.? Group Legal Se;:.,l.,.. olfe,. free legal .d•kt- •nd Information to •11 08 stuOents.. Do )'OU heve a ti'e• rlhQ in S\lfJ I JIU courts or tht: Pre:aldent•a ~ OLS hoi low students co oct u cltftndera !of For""'"' lnlo~ stop In ot OlS open 11_, p.m. -'londoy, ThU<odoy ond Frldoy, until 6 p.m. ~ onc1 7 p.m. 1n ~ SqWw. Alao 1n 117lfii>AC. Elllcott, -'londoys 1-. 1·) p.m. a:U·2273. w.......,., • An enning ot outal.acung acous:tk gu1t.aT wdh Outs Smither S.turday at 8 p.m. rn the Jiquirc Rathsa..cHat. •nll.lble ln!e"''-"'11 ~o~~ one! Tecbnlq~• Worklhop Fr.ldoy ot3 p.m. ln316 W<r>dtandTUHdoyoo3 p.m. In 4 C- N . AC. A - p o d lnlonrin> ..,11 ~ - - ond <lite~~... d. withPatMethanyandothers Nov. 1 9et 7;JO p~m lf1 the Cranada Thealet. 8100<1 drlvt l<>.Uy or><~ comor_._., 9 3 p.m. '" •he Fillmore Room.. Squire. It s not &oo Ia~ to te-gl$1tf Spon>e>rtd by O.lta Si9ma Pl. Bleck Mountaln U Is !.he c:otlege of the: visual end ~rforml~ etU. We spoMOr pleya. 1ectultt. part I~•. Ulp• .nd other th1ng:s tn we)' reNted to tho eru. VO\.I don't •">' "Contemporary Amulcan Poetry" g1ven by .hwlt'lne Kyger tomorrow ot ~p.m . In 436 C1emena.• I "ThcF-oleStotuu(Korlll)orotheAr-llsofAthens: Who Were theKoratr' given by PtoL Br-vnUde.Ridgwayol 8tyn - · Colloge lodoy 01 8:JO p.m. ol the Albrighl Knoa An ()altery. 1300 Elmwood. Amotlcof\ Popular Song pr.,.nled by I ' l - l H""'fP•ulo 1Ift and RUB<~ Pouenon s-doy •• II p.ro..&.IM llnMrsitf Presbyterio" Churd>. Mol" ond l'llogor• Fo11s ~Yd. C•JI 8.)6.7660 for l"'"t'fe Information. • "Annie Hllr' Fridoy If\ 170 MFAC. Elflc:otll S.lur~y in 146 Olefondorf 01 7 or><~ 8.4~ p .m. SUo4ay oc 5 . 7. of\d 9:30p.m. In the Squlfe Cotlftrm« 'Thc.ottt. L..unchUme Theater Actor•s Workshop PfCMnls • new (Om~)' ;.Mede.m Streno..,. Olou Eye'' tomorrow •t noon In \02 Hanlmen. n<ed lo 11W:IolboCo11ege100f\loYII· F)odoutwnotwe're on obout by uopplflgl" 456 Poner. Efllcoct. 636-2137. "'What the Bible S.ya About 'MI11Iona" given b y Mt, Eerl The Wlillnt ~ b o drop.ln tuta<lol C4nlor loc.tod In • the Un(we.f'llb' L..6amlng Centu. Tutoft trelnt:d tn "" lnten~lve courtc llt$ pre-pared to help et WI)' ·~ ot lht: wriUng procns.. w~are. not eon edhJno MNtcc. but we ere • group olenthuslaJtlclllleners r...ty 10 toolp. Come M ... In 336 &ldy .-loloys 1-. 12.. p.m. ond -'londoy. Wodf\oodoy ond n...nday £""" 6-9 p.m. Alao In 233 Squire 1-. 6-9 p.m. T..-loyl. ..Story of a Little. Towft"' S.•utday ln 147 Diefendorf and &r>day In J 70 -'\FA(. Elllcott, 01 8 p.m. A--.,.,.,.... do l\lcobol )IOU or • fr"'od moy drink - Dubin tomorrow ot 7:30p.m. In 330 Squirt. "'FollenAngeJ" ond "Angd Foce"IOtllght ot 7 p.m.lj> the Squire eo..r.,....,. -n.-or. e.g.""" "La Follkl"tomorrow o1 4, f.JO ond 9 p.m. m the Wotdmen lhe:otet. Nonon. you :oometlrMs IO<Ithoc muctl1 Drop by 174 MFAC, Elllcotl, Wednadoyo hom 6-10 p.m. Tho 8t.udy llldllo ~. loacod In the Unl,.nuoy Learning Center et 336 tiakly la oow open for lhe fell M".meslet. Olir trelned tucora, all eaperlence.d college lnttructora, 1te ready to help you learn to organlu time. dn-e.Jop your \IOCabulary, take Wner lectu10 notea yncter•en<f your textbookt.. teke tetU ,nd re6d latter, •• well u any~ apecta of atudylng.. We • Je • tree drop. In oeNIC.. f\0 oppoin,_,l M<"nMrJ. Open -'londoy from 11-lp.m-t T~ hom 11· 1 p.m. \lr'~yftom 11·12 p.m. Thursday from 10.3 p.m. and Friday from 9'.»(2:30 p.m. sports i~tion Solurdoy: Fooll>oll oc &ld,.lo·WoiiOC't Collogo. Sunday: Finals of ~e lnva<ftrJ Toum•me-nt et Capen An:aclt, 8 p.m. Call b<olorr: 2 p.m. to rtgl>lcr . Schussmelstera Ski C.lub uHd equipment ule Frkkty hom 9-9 p.m. In 17 Squire. Come. to buy end M-11. You c•n start brtnglng equlptm~t •nd clothing at m. Stop 1n 7 Squire for mort dttolls. a •. w-·• Vorslly UB ...-ing IOmOrTOW . . 7 lloiiiNII T-.n 1nfonnotk>nol p.M. 1n) CJ.rk. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Scluuaaa iosUtcd. 71re Oumot~ l;ditor-Ut~r Matbew Luba bad callod ror the inuncdiae r....,.... or the ANC from ~Hall · Schuman aketH.uba "'lit down and clixUJS the !Uitet 10 tho two - s t a n .....W.. ia the same rool\. tuba..,., not wrpriscd at HoU:K Cou.ociJ's decision. ''I th1n.t IRIJ)y of the membm had their minds alreody mode up ., 10 wlw tho puabbmem sl>oulcl he,.. ho remarked. Sub BoiiTd PubllcatioouOitoctor M'>cluod Sb.lltaa praised HoUS< Couocil for Its ...ork . ''lb< ..t.o1c litWIIIon was ~'::.:~riY CO<ISide.rin& the illfonMtloa they bad oo work with... Luba had liKtted tlw the ANC was ll blame for adjustin& tho future .._.;,.·, i>OU oo .-pw 11CWJ!>apers. In lltanptlna oo uPJtad< iu owa rorin&. Luba nwnWned. tho colleeclvt ehanaed 'The eun... ·• ltoWbed whlk Lllba and M..,..;na Edit<>< Raben Capozzi ..... OUI or tbt ooom. In it$ most recent issue. Th~ Altrmotrl/t. Pres.ss carried 1 lcuu by coiJectlve member Jom Barca' in wrueh h< admitted 10 bdna olle $lboleur. Ollimioi ho acted alone. Barca' Aid be wu "irrppoou.-bl• ooward.J my rollectiYe'" in u tUitmpt to "'vcnl a pasooal raat" a1 Lltbe. 'The wrira complained or 1M Ourmts ~ aubsidy and chot&ed that -With - " " 1 "Jdf~aa. sdfladministered paU ... ;._ ·-...;~ Mnoul -1~ Ill lllmdan<e at Friday's House Couoeil mmin&. BOlger uked lh01 he ··{i~~ not ht banished from tile eolkctive. " It u the richest educational aptrienet I have had at this Univnsily," ohr bwded ANC member pleoded. "II'S aood fa< my mc:otal hcalob." - by Sdl GoodcW!d """'- ...,_ After hours taboo for.ANC: lbel.vnt epiJode In the Ill<AI boule of tht newspaptr eoded we Friel~ anemoon as Hou.JC Council decided to auspmd tbe: Altcmati\lt NC'Ws Collective's (ANq priY!Iedges for use of t'oom lO? after hours for lwo wceb- and .srnl • .. severe letter or reprimand .. to the orp.niution. lu adloOJ 2te In ruponl< to ehar&es brou&hl by TM C'lurrn/-ANC"• roomnw<'-<lw tho collective ,.botaaecl h• Oclob<r 21 map.zine. Ho<~>e Couoeil"s Nhn& meaDJ tlw the Al'IC will be able oo publish h> issues duriq the SUSJ)<l>Sion. Sub Board I So!uitelAmbc:nl Oi'11ion Oinaor Frm.t Clllnia:i reponed. 'The board. in ehar&eof clispcnin&._ "' student poups, also requat<d tlw cbe ANC-wllo it blomcd tOilectivdy-"c:lean up lu IICI" and llOp obuoift& iu · T1v C<~mnl hod complAined tlw iu roommat< wocd room l07 to pany Ill Md ride bicycla 11'0\Uid. • Qlojeci said ~liM HoW< Coundl would not be tble ro monitor the -A'HC-a 0<11Vllltl - tlw it wouJ4 be ..., the axn:y of the oOP< - . - · If further oomplaina are"*'<......,.. the colt.dlvt In the flllliR. tho Dir<aoo sUd. the mana will be referred to Sclldenl Unloa Dir<a.or J...,.. Onobn fOI additional pulliJbonml. s...-t ANC $1)0kHmon P!l~ Schuman noted It was "improper co hold the At Houso Council's meetin&, muloloudes foom the ANC and the oop own from 1M C'lurrnt dasbcd over the inddent. Lob&. ;, a fn or raae. termed cbc ANC ''P')<botlc" for weariDa ...........,. •a ohe room at nilh•· He chat&ed tlw if the ANC memt>n. knew aboui th• cmnaa 11araa tiUIIk. <;h<l' should have lA formed ei!bn Luba or lhc.prunn 10 ii woiMc}edone . Luba wu sk<Ptlal of Bar,;er's involvr:ment, explainina lbat ho , _ Yk8y did not pOS$C$I tho necessary sltills on make the ehqe. Red fated. he added. "When a PIP"f Is chlln&ed, h's v<ry uoep!icaland apolo&Jes don' t mean anythlns." ANC membn FraaJ< Canale appeared coociliatory and wocd lite apologeric tooc tlle ANCwadopced sin<c U>einddo::m. &1. be-"'· the ANC did - .., u a eollective In the nwoer and .U.CC Barca' a proofreader he wu able oo baodle the complel< tiiOChinuy aoedcd to IDK• lite~. After decidina h> punim the ANCcoll<divtly, O!iDi<ci aplai...s tltaf. be fdt tile iud&tto<ot - ••..., fair:• Bod• Lube. and Slotanaa oloeliDod 10 ..,.,_,on •11cthcr rltoy wauld llriaa oh< ,....,., to t1to l k -·'llllde Judic:iwy, althoU&h botll explained """ they 10 be lhe "'"" -. ~ clic &I for now. the key is souviVII- wblle the own ~ wa<t iD .saate room. ''That nzt.liiU to be IOCD, •• Lctba CI()D(.iudcd. ''l'lle prob6cm b. they do ta- thinaa 10 w ...d Ibm llllltt II S«m a. if we 111:< lh< oocs causiJt& the Pf'C)blt:mL" He added olut "oauioos will ariae Ia the f•un:. ·• SchumM. bow..a. -in& Lube's anti-ANC ltiDCit. malarained t1w ''liact tlw: dodslon wu baadcd down, If Motl im' wilfin, oo rdu his attintcle 1'*1 h's}usuou.r .,-apes." Three d~ in November will decide the fate of student mandatory fees by fl'lllldr Spedotr lip«rn11" Slit// WTitff Affairs Rlcbard Sigdkow w been an -nml of 111lnd&tory student fees for many yoars. He propose$ a volun1a:ry fee u an alu~mative. ·~rr "beeaiiS< people aeo fed-up and sat. *I 110 not aoin& to p&.)'\ 1 Now uodcnos ca:n·c uy they're noo aolna J\111 Ilk< presid<noill electloos. oo pay. obey have to say ' I am voina manda10ry Jftldc:ot fte referendums voJuntary Cca ·we:re a'llcted. clubs to ICI lnvolved j nd t httn&r only come every four years. and orpniwioN would havo to thinp'.'' 'The am referc:odum. to be hdd WOit hMdtr and prtscol tbanselva H~ added, "II wauld he our NO>embcr 10.11. wili' u:t .cudtuu .beua 10 10\ cbcir mouey,.. he {SA's)job oo l<t people know there • • if they W&nl IO eDOUuUe ~' cbc auerted. is u &hanuive:. 1 have yc1 to 1ft: u ShedJan defmcb tho .,....... r.. altei'Mllve. all I .a ue a lot or S10 f«. In aclditioa, 1111otbcr q.-loo will propose an ina-. In system by Ayina llw clubs bave to prop~< complalnin& olw they don't tbc Cte-to l _n amo&ani - JtUI sSreseut their req·ucsu to a strict ..... to pay the r..... undtlennlned . liaaac< <OIMIIUce. ''A lot of clllbs 1bt mandator,o ltUdent r.. Is a 1bt Student Asooclloion (SA). wu< denied money bllcd on cbelr stucknl·ames.sed ••tu" used to wbleh dctcnnines the allotment or previous r<IU''S spoodinJ and ve 1\md uudmo activities obao fall money 10 various orpoizatloou.ad llmliillllaboutlt." wi!Jtln Slate Uaiver<ity of New c:lubt, receivt'd. appro.J.imatdy Si&adltow mainllinl t1w witll Vorl< (SUNY) Board of Ttustot Sl70.000 1ut year from maodaory lite aboliJhmml of nw>daory culcleliJ>es. ACCOt'clln& oo tbrca. "II ..-.. rouahlY divlckd up otudml • feu. •'INly wonhwbile JUiddints. rea an be used ror thtte-.,. .. Wei SA Pmidc:ot I n actMties woulcl.co'll piD . _ . .•• ,..,..atloctal, educ:atioul, .Wiunl Shccbaa. "Oote·tblrd oo the He adds. "O<pnizatio..,. would and IOcial mdtovors. Projecu ln!a<Oilt&iat< athktlco P<OIIIlm, function whh true student "with a rdi&to'!S or pOUokal oho ....,..d third co Sub-Board l, commitment. no lonaer purpa.\C" are -Ucioly cllduded our accounlin& aac:ot, and the last leth&ralcally counoina on aucomack from funt!inJ thro•&h lhe r... obird was split betWftn SA'• survivalo'hroll&h manduory feu." Accoro1in& to Siaaeltow. Sbtehan dilaartel with '"Praeot ..,.;clcliDel ore ridic:ulou., odmlaiatative budaa and dubs ODd~... Si&le!kow's predlaiool and Wei and any flt1l·year law .cudatc eaa Sbodwl belicva tlw SA dtrives """ ''Ill SOCIIt ..... this may be dri"" a lnxl< lhnKI&h them ... Jts credibiUcy .to deal •lib IN<, bou 11udcnu are ,ooera~~y Sbcdtan liJoed, cbliJni.q .. ,.. llrlt odmiaiJintors chrou&h iu llallollq apotllt<tic cOWMds fU.aclinl of useful year taw ltudatt sl>ould drive a of ncarlyooc million dollas. "lt'u oraaabatioos . Oroup Leaal tntCtor-trll'let over it In Pbollsbin& -=or our 1>0.....•: bt oleclatcd, Scniccs and the •IIden< bcalth it." H< lta1cd that tbe suide!lna "tbt abilitY to '"'Y>Om<Ono will be iruw:ance ere lwa examples cbat IU'C obJoleoe and impede theJIOwlh fiii><Md IUid ..,.,.,..,.. won 'I be scud<nu nO'I<r know they wiU need. of scudc:ot aovemment. • fUDCiod. I ml&ht add lballo II abo a 1bt SA Presid<llt bopa cbe A'1U' . . . . . _ liCliWte or our r<SP.O<Ubility:• optloo co ralsoe the fee is -ovod .., . vot-...,. r... 11 by 1tudatu. ..Most other uni>enity sdf~ 1a Ill ckmix,'' cmtm Ita~ already an SID fee.•· s-& .... I Vlcc Praldmt for Stud•o1 reton~d the SA P-rHident , l.bt muimllm allowed, Sbedlaa ""deat Shec·bao plans aoot bcr ooted. "I know for a fkt that Albany and Binalwnton ue both at referet~dum in the Sprina If the sao. The Soudalc Auodaoioo of cbt turrCIII On< does DOl pasa. "You Scot• Univenicy (SASU) and the Scuderu Assembly have passed a • could pu1 up the maadalory f« 49 resolUtion tiW s11mmcr .,.u.a lima If lbe (SA) Sa!atc ot ll)'l il,"' Chmcdlor (WbanQQ) 10 roil< the The Final Decision - A 'Fascination, special / ( ' $hedlaa swcd . .., . 49lb titoc it -~- ....,.._ limilto llCO." report - Pp. 7-16 �a.rt. WeSt Voley New Yak: " f Jimmy Caner Datrowly · defeated Independent Praickntial candidate Jolui ADd<noo Wt wuk in a moclt dcaion amona UB Sludmts. s-<d by tb< Student Association. t.be Qe<tion dt<W oY<t 1000 JUIII<nt$. Caner ~ 341 total \'Ot<l, oompat<d to 319 for Andc:non. 2A4 for RotW4 RdPD aod 9'1<o<es for 0111<1 candidat.._ Amona the ••other"' candidates w= Senator Edward Kamedy. Ralph Nader. BarTy Commooer. l!d Jack Komp, Joe Walsh aod Michad Sleven Lt"Vinsoo OA votes). When asked who cbey favored if Anderson were not in cht race, Caner"""" with 846 ' 'otes. Reap~~ had 145 and 10 peopl< th~ ' som«>n< ( followina is. breakdown of tht naur<S: Geological Sult6bllty for Nuclear Waste Tot•l \J.U.J~M <lf.W.'t MF(' 341 244 319 97 2.8 1 218 57 24 3 2 278 • )8 ) ffl i46 26 w 10 4S6 81 5 279 94 42 IS ) 2 Cantr • Rtaprl Anderson Othtr A talk to be given by Rlchord H. Dono, Jr. of the ., NYS GeologicOI SUrv~. .without Anderson runnin& Caner S49 Rtapo )24 Other Ill AbSiainina 19 ..,.. - .~s ;;, n 2 a . ~ -- MANDATORY STUDENT FEE Dote: T~ Nov. 4 Time: 7:30 pm . · RoOm~ 328 Fillmore, · Elkott C~x ........ · Find out where your $$$$money$$$ ,goes! ~ •· Come to an open forum Haas Lounge SA SpeoktKa Bureo.u. Rod-.1 Coreon College · ood [)epcvtment c:* Geoklglcol ~ and friends from noon till 2 pm Wednesday, Nov. 5th . ' . . l SJJeci41 Ouettt: • ~ · New RUler• o/ dae PunJie S.,e T'dteu 17115 atudeuta. 8&SO/ J7l1011,...udenta. ' Jl9/ J8 day ol ebow for everyone �i Ketter's I 0-day 'vacation' spurs Capen speculation u Tb< mucb publidzcd furniture thtfts. the • - dosutt of the OW« or Minority Sudea1 Affain -and tbc Oc1ober Capen Hall bubbled ""b curiosity last aroundbreakina for the Center ror wetk u recc:nc UB l'UuC1, combined wiU1 the Tomorrow we-rt lhrtt indckntl chat put l<kloy absence of Universit}Vf'rnident outside pr...um on UB. Rohtn l. K<tter, spurred sptCulatlon aboul A«orclina to local and Albany sources, the lOP admints.ara.lor~s fucute. htte. Krutr rc«.ody Yilited lhc: State apda.l upon Adminbuaton con1aered by Tht the request or SUNY Clwxdlor C1illoo R. 5pon(1Un ,...,, unabk or unwillioa to Wbartoa to diJC'USS tht dosinJ or the e>ommm1 on the President's localloa. Maay Mmarily Student Affairs Ofr><t. Scate top orrtcials said tJ>ey l.imply did not know A>semblyman Arthur 0. £ve. who allended where Keueer was, "hlle orhcrs· claimed he I hal mectloa, told Tht Specrrum rhat lhtrt wu ou1 on a day•U)·day basi! or 4-lmpl~ atea .. numberofproblern.s"hm. He•dded, VIICliiJonlng. StiU. spe.:ularion .... hi&h thai .. AU or the thinas that arrtct minorities tllhe cbe IO..ycar Unh·rrs-t)' he:~ was oo the job· Uoivc:rsity &rC' uocfiaa quickly:• ~~,,..., 0</Mitw t• t .,..• •, ~ H•tt bUill . Tbe --'"f· made m&ndatory for Kttter fwnnure thefts ~obl<b oecuntd durin& '"" "I heard throUJh >c>urcc. tllal rhe by Wharton, dall with UB's rocus 1oward obufflt from the Main Stroet ro rht Amhoril Prc11dcnt was Jntcr~Jit"Y.tJ for 1 Job minorities, Eve stid, and its ''diminiShinl Campul. Burralo 50USCCJ claim 1here is more Monday," said one: top ~(l,,,;ni.srra.tor. C'Ommitmttu/' to the: aclnda1than hu b«n rrlca5('d Gnd call thouah expla.inJng lhat It was purdy rumor 01 Ano1her topic thac drew Atbany's wmh 1l "anothtr sore spot" ror UO. this POint. Oth<r Uni•ersity orridtls VJti the Cent<r for Tomo<row. The UB "Thert ;, tall: dtal lhe President may commt:ruedthal ic wu "entlreJy.. ~blcht President rC"pC)ftcdly "butted"' tbe OivWo.n ra.iJ,n." said oac: Capen Hall sour«. " A JetldDg other employment. or Bud•a (DOB) and 1M SUNY Board of number of ~UI< tbinll) ore addtnJ ~ KattT, bo.. .-cr. told Til• Sp«1rvm Trustees by hoidinJ aroundbn.akina r.,.. the Friday-,hii f&DC d.ay bK.k-that he hid noc projea prior 10 receiviaa full approval from The J«fC'C)' that has wnoundcd Knte"r'l I~Y job intervie"'f atld 10 (aa w&f the CWO &DVcmin& grO~p$. Ibsen« ror the past ..·eck and e haj(, dlOU,J.h not lookrng. "No," he uld, " I Ita•• >ptnr not inltnllonal accordinato •oi>~idcs, rueJ<d che lasr 10 days in 8ufraJo. The rumors arc Thc.fts lhcuc suspicions. Additionally, an not true ... He added thAl due to a family lo.formed soun;cs rCJ)Ofl •hat both bodies announccmnu by F.cuJty Senate Chairm.a.o 111nas. he w.u rortccS to Slay in t~ Cil)' vm«d anacr ll Kater znJ aM issue was Nonnan Solkorf that Kcun l'lilcl an«:Ucd uccpe (Of a Ot\e4a)' wcn1un: to Albany. ''h dt.SCUSSed at tht Trucsh.~· ~tember outoflLIISmaccmcdlnpu:ntilt.byackkdto ,... no ,..cation at all," be commeno.rd. mt<tiDJ. Th< qJIJOde repon<Uil h Jbrencd tht intnJuc. Fall C'\>tOts and i.ssues conccmio& tht rrtlinp in Altii~.ny that Ibt Pre Llc:nt wu Keun. ho~~c:r. cx-pdaintd lhat the Uno•ersity have forced Keu~rore • acting tOO indepmdenrly. ...,.e<llation prompred by hi& number of a.uthorilles- cxternal 10 Tht Univeuhy hill abo in rl"'.l.'nl weeki commhmt':nl 10 reprucnt SUNY Ccmers al UD-wllb uplanatiOOl abo loll hl'" actMln). b«n prc:iWicd by thr local ncdla over Ihe Counal or Prcsictent) mettin& In Alb~U~y. w•• ... f l'rcsil lnro hi> rh!rd rerm ao UB Protdcnt, Keller is. aceord•na 10 some Capen administr4ton. "anttna 10 like" hil- job'' and retling ''mort con,roruble wilh _th'1 admlnisar:uivto aspuu" or his PK~ idmcy l... UJI No•embcr. K<tter und...,.ent an oulilde c ~o-aluat i on .. h ic-h end01H'd h1s ·•rcappolnunau" 10 the top poll. UB ft<Ulty, nudmos and "'"· in \'Arious polls .and surv~ O$Cflti:tlJ) voted no...,.,, 'tno ronfldrnce.., to • Former FKUlly Senate Chairman Nc"'1on Garver then prtdicted that Kcu-..,- ~o~oOIIfid rnnain in om« kyond June 1980, but that ••he will lcawe that orfK'C' afler Of : )'or or yean aa thf moil. " Addi1iOIJ...Jiy. 11\ a 1979 Bu}folo £0frun1 N•,... ,op)'riahted arrldc announclna that .Ktth.1 had been offered • job -.,h.rc. lh< P1csiden1 t*O e·\pt:alnedthathcmlf,htnotb.:- inhls poskion ttnt year. Is The Buffalonian shuffling off? Yearbook may be shelved ~ Tbc: by Dan Bowman cumpw E:dltrJr Unh·ut!ty•, cotlc.aor ot memorabilia ma) 100n become ~ ~ iudf, acawdina to 1M B,.f/t>lol•illl>'s Edilor·tn·Ouef. Jjm OiVin«nlO:MismanaaC'mtot by prC"viou• ynrbook 5taff. Jnsurncrenl .auistance hom the Studenc AJsodalion (SA), a >ta&&<rin& saooo debt hom Ian year. ioadcquau advertlsin& and "¥ ~~emtslcr. La.s1 )'ear ponrait shtin,p wc:re in M3rdl, but yearbookJ were not •••liable until Scptemb<r lS . "Ant< araduation you don't really tltoak •bo.-t the f<arbook an)rlfiOft," OiVinca'lzo said, wbid> mipt b< wby onJr 119 Of lht 4,10 iludeou who made ycafbook dc:pcuhs evcnluaJiy pajd In fuJI. To ra.--o~er .s.ome of last yc:ar's IO$SCS, the editor will be mallina a trial sampl< or :10 yeuboou us.na Caib· on-Dcli¥<ry ,Payment . H tlti5 - = tr Tltf' 'lhlffo/ulflan survives. gave: us money ovc:r :lnd abo'\lt tl1cir y~a~bookt. oc~or~in& • to DlVInccnzo estimattl Ihat the pres.cn1 aUcK'a.tlo!,t·'' OiVmccn~. The: cdnor ts ~ktnl a yearbook will incwt': a lOis of A.nOlher rrasotl f01 the la.;k of comptom\!te ~hatlon W\lh tht bet- S~d SI,OOO. cnthuslasm by stnior• m•&h• :0. Manaa<m<n< School•. but dedarod SA, wltic:h oswmed operation or related 10 the School or tballbe ~\llllle of .......,f the yearboo\ from Sub-Board I, M.,...crnent ~ • tbt ~ur>•na may I>< "' 1M....,.,. 0 tor:. In 1m. """ red~ iU 0<parunatt publilibina lbciJ own clcpl;tmcnt>. 1\lOdln& aJloeatioO from $4400 fOSI year 10 $2500 for rhb. year·iedhlon. .. I'm no1 &we if the amount or rhe bud&n u. 1he problem," remark~ Nathan. "I just don't ,.ant them to """ .. mw:b montY ...... year ... Nalloan po1otoct out that tbo. SZ.SOO ,. ......uauy for the yeubook "1o lose." Aner spmd101 rlul allocation, the yearbook ~rn~y 1hen 1pend as much u 11 desires as tona as h wtll ha~ the rrvenuc to pay lhe exp<n>C$. "All 1 uk r> that Til< B,.f/oloni<zn breaks nm." Natllan Indicated. SA Indifference towards the FOOTBALL yearbook wa~ alto CitC'd by DiVin«:nt.O as an inhJbitin1 ractor in Tilt Btiffolonlun 's >u<:~.-.... "I 101 beniJD ntll«t from SA,"tbt e~itor ctoimed. "They bwt ,.. mole lhOJO they hdp "'·" be added. "I don't reel It'• my Job 10 run the day-lo·day opualions," Nathan Wd. "If there isn't a probltm tl\tn there•, no rea.'W»n for than ro come" to' \I$! I an only sh•e ...,.,.. rrnan<ial hdp to speciroc: ruutndal problem$." ..._...... •auft......,., Edltor.-c... J ..... OiVIIriCMID - , , ......, ,..,.~~~O?N~tz.. from Admissions &Dd R..:vrcb lw ..,•eroly Jlinderod Tilt B,.f/alon/on from mectlna contran deadlines, thus cndangerina the yearbook'> dl.<lence. ao:onlina to OiViaruo. ••~t•s euy to blame the. scnioit. bUI tbert is ji&SI not tlK entbuswm iD coll<t< for )'Qitooks as there is ln hiP JChoo1," tbc: cdilor lamented. DIVlnccnzo OJpialned thai the sltdnas woUld Ollly r<quirc 10 minutes or • 11udent's time and COS1 Just S2. The J&DIIU)' s dr:adlint set by IlK yewtoot's printer "''uites thai ponraits be taken u 1000 u possibl< to ensure that 1M Pfodua 11 distributed durina the Sprina l~lll ovif• method is S\ICCIS~rw, 1bcn IlK ramalnln' parlially·pald·for yurbooks will be simllorly di>trlbuted. DttiC -din& to SA Treasurer Aim NlilhaD, "'It ..nJ la.kc OM Of IWO yean 10 pay of! IlK debt." Nathm hu notified tbt yearbook's publisher, Huoter Publhhina Company, that h wilt bt ret<IW>a ioRallAnall payments 011 the deb<. Stllina l.iUI1 last year's editor Rod McKinnon "did not 1\aft aay pup on tht .UWilioo." Natban'cSoc:land that tiK PfOS<nl yearbook "bas no ~an on It and Huatcr knows that." Nathan lifted with Oi Vincenzo that Sub Board >llould ro&ain control or Tlw Boif/olonlon 10 J«ure the publication's fuawc and ruwot!aJ health. "Tb< eoot or 1be tcatboolt would PfObably b< lc5$ siDce tbe printi.oa costt would h•fully be reduted ,r Unive,.itY Publleations did II." Narhan theortll:<f. The ucu~rer abo noted lhlt Sub Boatd could contributr: n:tOtt cxpcrir:ncr to tht opuation .U.tt IU members 1\av. been in the or&&Diufloa a number or ycars. However, Sub Board Publkallons 0i¥1Jion Dirtctot Mlchocl Sllatt&D disaarecd with the suu<S~Ion of a Board take-ovC<. "Last year 1 "'owd ha•e sald 'yes' (tbll the yearboot be undtr Sbaatan's cootrol} bur not aov...'• Sbalt&D admiued. The Oirutor believes that sudt a mo•• will be dclritner>tal to 1M otbet Sub Board orpnlwlons ..unless they (SA) l J If you also hate the kick-off, get P .J BOlTOMS early for the pre·game warm·up. After a few cold brews dnd some scrumptious wiDQS, you'll be ready to see the Chicago Bears take on the Cleve1and Browns. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL is at P.J . BOlTOMS. to PRE-GAME WARM-UP 8 to 9 pm S2 2) pitclw" GAME· TIME 9 p.m. on. soc dlo/u. $2 75 pffchm $1 00 of/ double a<tkr of UH"!/5 oil noyht 40C drafts, P.J.BOTTOMS FOOD - BOOZ E- BOO GIE rlah t aclrDU lrem u.•. �Jeditorial ~Vote 'yes' I' - nNowell one oholttd argue )hll ahrdent mat>OatO<Y • - .,..,. c:onllot.,lly apenl and oroupo lundld by t,., no. . _ , coniCIItlUOuot~ IIIII WIIChlld. Thii'I)Dsl not'"" caM. Butt- aootn, no o n e - - that II J ~ ! 1' 2 Ia beat to do oway With l'*"- That'o puro bol~ • 1.oo1< .....,nd you. Fe< all tile grou]!.J-"nd ctubo and acttv~IN rnat don~Wit- t - !hero oro p1optr111at do. All< now eKI> Ia lundld and tho w111 11e "b7 otucloM mandatO<Y r-.· Wltn thom. orantad,,..,., wttnout ,....,. .,.,u n... no~hlng. To tho Editor. 8y SONY mandate. un-.lty otodent uooclottoM m.,.t IIOfd a re~.-um on ltMt mandolO<Y •• Queotlon ....., lour yun. Tho Prot thrw Today motbtho' onnlv<noly of a~""""""' in <leya or ,..t UB otodenll will be ollllad to doclde U>e lutuiO or UB nf.tO<Y. Two yooro ago, juot o f - deys before ho otodent activit,.. on-compuo and 11011 on tho r woo r•CIIected to tho govomotahlp ol Now Yotll. Hugh Annuolty tno mandotory lee- eplll bOtwNP athlollca, Studonl Carey met his ~tcllms. Aaaoclatlon (SA) and Sub 8oard,-haa come under queallons of lbul.. A Porhapalbo.ongor ot 11111 day !lao died down In two ehJb ~blu•omenl In revealed and mandatory fees questk>tled. An yNro; porhops too mony of tho 1tOO otudonto wno actMty arguably not beflellclal to all UB otudento to hetd, and susplclono ol Yet~ led their frustration• on that crlap Fr"'•r afternoof'l We must do a(lythJng we can ml•·•xpenctltures art.ae. It naa become a cycta. only bO .• alclionlnllo llypocr1tlcal dloplay. II Cttey Fond recollections .__,.-.-good: •r• are oone. But t!Mt IPIK greater oc:Miny ol eM> budoell and _ . . , that otflngo<>t be Q<OOPL ThoV oholtld not provide the uttlmatto ucooo tor atlollahlng the fe&. At '""'' not until .,.,., cattfut aJtemat• aofutJonJ are WOflc.ed out ~'<OMntly, thoro 110 none. Vtco Prooldont tO< Student Aflalro Rlcnord Slggett<ow's proposal tO< o u'fOIUntary fH'' 11 unfortunately nOt wh11 we are tooktng fOf. There fs tK) asa.urance thai wllh a Yoluptary program. the ''beat and bfl~htes-f'' woutd bO lun~pa tne moot vocal groupo. or the" most absurd (Animal Hou,_acwet would nave moot op-t. SA President Tim Sheehan'e aroumant th&l atllderus areletharg1c lbcwt tundlng " uMfur' org.anl.taUons Mllndeed been proven.. Enterta1nment and ._lture ,,. ohu:n viewed as tnOfelmponant to 1 healthy and content potiOI'I thAI'II .,, health tnsura(\Ce and Jegll 004inMIIng. MMt ottensiH.IIowe\'Of,l$1he lmptk:otlon that control of tne • - would ahlltl....,a~tatudentgroupto-lwtroll. . hands.OesphaWNitlllwo .,. guldetinosoJiow.the procttco llaJJIIIII.I!..udenl control ot otodentlundo tat at4ideftt activfta &peccing .. ~ Ql.,. up a poww entrusted to them lo UntMlllltlc. Aclditionolly, d l o - lhrOUlJII Albany, the(oey funl\er rernovtng control from atudenta at a uttl"tOrtlty, la u"accept•bte. The oatna don' t ooam to'outweigh lho IOUOL StgoeU<ow ta: ~ when tte there are pUfaUs to the present mora o'"'".., _, \ But "'lttle noo changed. UB Ia oflll a un-.lty divided, i/o Studenll IC<- 10 Wilt IO< busao, for buildingS. for o fUIUtO I hal _,,nope~ distanl. Wi~~:.~·:::~=td=~~~-= on tho owomp. ·Tho now arhlolk: loclllly wilt probably lute . .roily athr.tk: teams -~Y hom Clatll Half Olld linolty oltoW otudent.- apoco for recroatlon. But tooch«w st'" feor for their Jol>o, -..n mort1101f thin then. Aceclomlc progroma ore atill In Oonger. Hugh Corey 11 ollll Governor. And 1hll May, • t.he man whose arrooant, anl leduoallon reign nu shattered our llvoo. f"IY bO bJclc. lo Pft'VII'It what oould addreaea us-. Clus of 1161 at commencement.. Tho lururo may took lorOVOf Otm tor thla Unl~ty, bullof uo ncit IO<get the olorY ol the dly we yoJiod bOclc. can celebrote olectlon day tll82. And tor us nope- - ••tt tundln; system. True, guldelt,.s are netxlloUI, choecks ttave bllen tu, and studentaare t01ced to fund "all 01 none''· But. tome mill' vgue, lhe chaoa 11 aubiJdlnO and the reallzatton that ltudonlt IncreasinglY questiDtl how t!Mtlr money 1o uoad, may i - - nlng grouos to st.oy olert. Tno Spocltutn, "' . , ci>IOCthoa- o1n<e 1111 own -lhcod riOt be cv(K the •• ~~-- -1110 1tewo but at IbiS point- no 01- .,.net altomotift. Tho otrength ond po- of tno atuoent bOd)' at Iorge Ia - o n to let student oiPclats know they need ~· ond accountlbilfty. Plan on ¥Otlng yea to Nve and W'he(l the Ural ft.wt olio'. pton on ccllocllvoiv voicing your oloc:onlent. the'"· by Stella Medina A symboiic decision Squire House CouncU has macte 111 declalon 1n The Cuuent·Ailernate Nowo Coileclfvo !ANC) Nbotogo cooo, and hcwo- •ymbollc It ~Y aPQNr, ft Shoutd ~• u a warning 10 the ANC tt\at .a.lmttar actions WOft' l be tO'-lied. and as a signal to both PacMfl to toc;;us on Issues, not create thlf!l. A two woal< auspon$ion of oltor·nout• pri~ wilt nor aiiUt """'n the ANC. bUt lila 1 lnconftnlence that whl ect u a rtmlnder. a fem.lncttr U,at on action by one II'>OI'nbol"' tho collocll. . can result In punlahmenl oltne group a.s 1 whole. • Tho Cuttll/ll Edllor·;,.q,lef Mathew LubO Is unditotondabty upoot with the ruling. Hta papec- wu tampered with. anO there I• no excuse tor 1h11. But to tnrovr tho ANC out of Squlro Hill lor t~• act.l ons of one ol Ita m~. wflhout a warning, lt too rutt. Bolb - r o onould Jearn from t!Mt aybollom of tile Houoo Councll'o declolon- Tlto 0ur1Wnt ot><>uld l01get about ouahlng tne cue ony lurtiiOI, and the ANC allould "clOin up Ito act." THE SpECT~UM vot.at,Ho. ao , . lllondey, a NowembertleO ~ -Elena Cacavu . . . . . .-. All- . . . . . . -- = .-. . . . . .--11.__ ,.,..--::·""'_....._. ........... Yiar ....... Editor J'*""Simon Jolin Lapiana ............. .................. ~ Jon\o-1 Qlr ............... - - .......:._e._ ............ ................ -Ciooro c:.w.............__ _ ........... _, Do<>nloOorhl ........... -~ ............. ~ .. : ··, ........... ~oj-..M - .. ...... ........ .-cent ........................ T.,.,."-'1 ---- ......... -II.Cooolo - ,.....,c.- ...:..r=.... • ••• •• Do'lld A.~ Tne Sox Platoto. Patti Smith. Bolli were vaguely doflnod oymboto ol'on anarchic frMdom t~t tore apan •ong·ttandlng conyentlon. Con lining t>:oundllloo and rigldfly no longer e.<tsted In Jonl\ny'a or Pont's · Their ooclety, m~olc, lyflca, the otudlos at>CI cl1tbS, ...rythlng IIIey ltved, n.d no bteak:s; h wu a wtMw• anything allowed. • This doe.st1'1 me•n that bO'h " ' ' alike. or even wortd ,...,<lit almllar. was conveatkH'II• Patu rebeuea more against foteel. 11'18 al~ "'' aggrtiiiYe mUa'"J atance II torgel8 thol we could tdontll~ with. ll'o quite easy to ".aoclate Pafllaa Plstlf'O In a Alver (01\1 of her songs), toglcal to lm.agJne her •• tuned tnto a different airwave IIIOllethOr like the one tho tunod Into who<> one recorded nor olbum Radio EtlllopiL The llloory of DEVO (In Ito Oflglno, the oroup did 1\aVe a t/>oOfll, that ol O.E'tolutlon, lito Into tho anardllc ._.. too. tro on Interesting ""'-'- 11101 of neor.ainQ to o pisolonota. ChaOik: · - ol total anarchy, rather tllan progrooolng In - ,"*'llniZ>od WO<Id of f\IOIHevoi loChnology IOWOtda &tiOtGt>y. And thot'a Wlt1ll tho S... PIIIOIO at! al>out. V~nce at>O mayt>om, mora vloflnce onc1 t01Mt4Qon, more vloienc8and anarc.hy. Vk)tence ~'anarchy• (Remember CJochtvt* Otllngo'l). Whonlhenlr_o nothing leh to turn to, wl!on OJolliuolon oncl•_..lonal lloapotr 1>ave hU thol< poall!or It Ia allltiiP'I) and gone beYond, What oloo 1o toh? 11 wao Ino torm of oapr-lon. M - .......,_ wu 1M AbeoMa. 1bo mulmum line oboYw no ot!Mtr line$ could bO '*lroa"' drown. Wo'N atraady tried tllgotlng our frvatratloos wtth oocloty, with O<llt - - • In many dffl.,••u lor :veor• - · Tho · - Olfil hold ua Pflaonoro Ill • hOld ua In o &Iota of roproolod il:>dMdloallty. Tho t860o tPNk tor tnomootvea. wlln momoriN of ,.,Y, ..PJOOiont. Thoro - • exploalona o f tho fNj TNT llln4, e•ptoalono In Prlvole Uvos, NPioolonaln tluderll unlone anctofodenl now~, In the form ot tlolo at>O d<ugt and peaoo _,Ions o.,_..,. --~tcoun•llom(are)'O<I.­ of-· ol ~PilloW?'- Buttarlly'o ~ tiicla'l). oncl rnualc IOtho l<pioll............ of ~ • - - - w l l l l t h o t860oolldonyattto tat""' be lutlto. • •· 1ft tho 11'711a . .- - ol-llctlon 01 . _ _ h i t tty lho ompiiOiis DJt- oncl - - T h o 1WO.tno '9' of _ _ , Mlcl.-, tho preoccupotlotl wtti>MII eru1ng anythlflo al.. tnot wo di>ulll <IO,ay, 0< lo"- won,._ In lho - - ~~~. RocJr 1nd ROll High Schoo!, ltla cortdudlpg onc1 dln!atlc oc- trwolvoo tne ~ 1nd bunting o f thot ,lnoliluton wttleh moot f*lt)ll l)ovo ,_lied agoJnat In one IO<m or anolhor, tflo local '""' ocnoot. A group ol puniiO take over tho ocnoot Willi tho hetp Of the ! I t - , proceed IO _..ulty that which they hoto. ond bop napphy ·In lront of lhe llemea aa· houltled -.ov admlnlstra1ota k)ok on. VIctory, 11 Mtma. wu 1weet r . _ And to top II at( oil. '""' high OCilOOI-aged - l e lOll In iO'te agolnat o bacl<dtop of llory ...,..,_, But II woo all In lno n-. of hJII, I Ql>t tetllng myoetl during thlo OCitlO. Anllchy le fun, lon't If. Ma, bO tbot'o WhY I loel oo Iunny lboul voting t01n0<row. "TIIete - . . . to bO too much raoponatbltlty ,,..,_In that .C(Ion, too much lroAy Involved. WUI my votrrea•rcount? - - . -•tttt dicl? A.JII-uid do oyt my - I coup d'otet, oott-mysett ftoln llllmMitY b7 ~ any obligation lo II tor mpott, I« t1tat IMUOt), Olld go bum o tow - . _ (You'. . QOIIo oton - . _ , l!,.tf!Ooaro-~ Thla lat!MIIrottl<nol'lt..., 'toll In I ~tlal -lion. In tho IIIOo, I'm loced wkll two cnolcea-anon:hy.., ._olbilltY. II'o token thlnklt~~~-1 gweoo I'm fOr tnt voting boottl. . "'catfl' �feedback !f ~ !.."' f r j ~ ~ . 'TOGETHER " WE AND HAND .SIDE BY SJJJE... CAN !1AKE miS IN HAND'' COUNTRY JN£ AGAIN'' -: --- - -- Call ht!r "sunshine" To thf fdr101: Get a sticker Tl'le Gteal Ocwlte ot a taw nt:gtH-s ago dOesn't erue ' " 9fOWtnQ tenM ot (hiNUafK\JOn and cyntcbtn 'lthich sw•cwJWJt tnb PtesidentJ.at eleGtlon lntt•MI ot v•,.• to tift Ed,ot For 1 .nort tltneonty, WllninQ notiCeS wilt tM p41C«< on •II vehtcte.J without a student panel~ e>ermll tnat att being partclld In atud~l parking tots. Bogtnntno Nooiember tO, pa"'lng sUdliers wtll be 1S$Ued ~o '-'&1'\kltu withOUt sUc:tl.urs. Po,.l"'tta aro avanabte at the Oopartm~t o1 Pobllc SaitO' Hodquatt~. B!asell Hill~ Amhef'SI Cempttl, uvon dayl :1 weol!., 2..,hours 1 day. is- .....ng stronQiy tn f l * ol.,.,... ~a, t1'loii\Y o4 us .,CI .,.,up..,.ongiOt-lnonlolto..--- po-. hom gelling Into Ot...,.wlll cut ai)(Oitlt Y011 by votl"9 for •n ifl<lePindent o• th1rCI pony condl<lllo. Some 1>001>10 Will just stay nome anclll't to loogfll that Novombot ~In Ia •leetlon oay. 1M N80 election lo • de!><oaaing aublool• ..,,,_.we, I (wtooMihln- 11111111 twlghlliPOfs. Foo: ......_ e - h Halumon. wno •• running~~ thO US Senale. She'.a e vcnuln&ty progressiW., peJcefov1"0 ~JIOf'l Wtlh an exce-lte11t vo tl,g fDCOfO In ~,....~ Aeleest wnen t vote to.'~~et.1·u feet no regrets W;l/t« SJmps011 lnSJ~IOr, Peer advisement To t ~• Editor: Pew A<MIIOIL Who are wo? tlyoo NMI anendleloummo. orSenta.tlon wllh1n the past two Yllfl or have ~lslttd the ,.cooown;c AcMaemont Ollloo reconlly, you•..., probiOiy met oneot us. The Peef AcMIOI"laan undergraduate etudM!t IOI>edllolllY oolocted, trained 6nll gJwen or'1jOino from tno _ . . . . , . . , . . . _ SoaiiW!IIlln 1M OMolon of Unclerg<edUIIO E<lucatlon located In 206 SQulro Hall. ""'"""'lion DOE._,,.,.,• ..., the Pew M'li""' PfoQIIm, u-tno dlrecuon ol M$.. J'*1 B&au, eenlof Acec:MHn6C MYI.aor, .-..- -11-thal,..,....,._.aMon--n IOI ... ,.,.,...ot-..k:-ng. Tho-.beklgtho .. ........ ,.,... ,.,.~-~ Nl--aotn!Su~ua,_onocao augont ways In Wl>lcn to deal wftn '"""'· Thlapg s-.oen ~(Ina pold poalllcr1 ~ .....loci ano IIClldemi$0fllntoticr1of -o•lmatety CUE~KM>«S In z.ooo.- lnoomingtr""""'on. llolatall,poonot.roliMllved Wl\1\ 1 ¥Afiet)' o f project• auch a1 l,.ln1nQ. resNrch, aulollng DUE advisors with the Ftoonmen colloquium. acting IS student uasona '" Housing with RAs, •nO commuter atu-•s IOtll>o exceollorl6ill' qualified atudools. a Haltlo(s proott.m pres:~a,1ng peers to a.ulat In tho trelnlng of new peefl" ctor•ng the spffno s eJMtlO•· ""'adVIsemono ott""' an ••cetlont oppoiiUIIft\' to got 1nvot¥eet in the u"''"ersity. Student• fn 1 wteM range of maj()I'O w~tlind this prog<am OXIIWnety v.W- on terms ol ''*' own peraon•J growth. Sound&lnleteStlng7WOetaCUft111\ltylnlhi-IOI tOCIIIILing OluclofltSlo train U - p . . , lldVIaofL Somo ot tno critO'oa lo< Sl!ectlorlto pert~lo ln 1M_, ~;ng tralnlng program a.rc a nendlnc4 at an lntonnal meolmghlt<ldllringtne--oi-IIIICion lnleMIW wltn'an 11.-mlc: ond,.., llcMoor heiO the followingLot fllfWI Pluona Cothy f !J!IOfl Rllcht11 c.,-son College - �~Fees. ~ ~...,.,..,_ • pula! KDd ir liP 10 Albally. Tiley doo't ~bow maay tim<s it flils, tbcy only car<irit pu~a." The eooc j Oroup Lepl s.mca. and n.. C\umu. Tb< dcfcal or last .........,., ~ to hold the upcoming rcfcrmdum rdCfcndWD conccmin& an Increase will be under S500. IC<Ordingto SA in acudcnt man.Wory rces docs noc Trcasurtr Alan Nathan. worry the SA Presid<nc. " I chink Athletics and recreation arc thai the way t.hc ret came up Jut almo" lOI<Iy dependent on studcnc scm..ccr led co hs d<fnisc.'' sald mandatory rces. Coosc:quen1ly, Sh«han. "There were ccruin all<&~cion> z chcy will feel the impact the hardcst if che referendum is noc pan<d, Jbollfprioriciesbctwccn the acblctic IC<Ording to SA Achl<ti< Affaj[Ydcponmcnt and SA. There was 1 j <OOrdiMtOf Tom Epa. quc:stioft on Tb< Sp«Jrum whcth<f ~ "Nrw York and Al"'h arc the Joel ~. ex-SA President) only staca with . public S<bool hadcherflhlloealllherefcrcndum . systanl nol to (und inte:rcoii(Jiatc As 1 mann- of faa he did not. He 'I i athl<1ia, '' said Sheehan. *'Any did 001 haH th~ po'"r ro:• Sheehan a"knowlcdacd 1h11 .. there wasn't a concerted errort on che pare ofthc SA admini>tratlon to $how people chat. one. che wvl«S we have Co o ffer b)' che <eud<nt s;pouina eva~c. either intnmuraJ or intcreollcsiatc. thaa takes place on campua Is rundod by SA.'' Faclllci<J such as the Amhenc Bubbk and !be Oark Hall pool will have co be closed co Rudc1u utr whhout lhc aid of saudtnt mandatOr)' (ca, a«ordin.a 10 EJ.an Aehlrtoc> and rcautioo. "hldt includes tntramurals. work on a four·)<:V eontraa wjtJo SA. Th< raaon that athla.ksdoem't ha\C'iU rontract nraoliattd annu.ally. Eaan cxpiiiMd, b bt:eaUK it'sdirr.cuh co have stabili!_y in Jthlc:tia' fu.ndin& Yt' ilh tht <Oiil1'rro1al baJgafnin&thlt would ca~e pl4ee. This .stability was one or che rc&son5 thai cbe foorball p/Oifi.DI at UB was rcinsaartd In 1977. ~d<d Epa. •• )<opl rtl) ''Evn~ watha ftc increase. "t stall b:a\t to cut back." ~ hunm1ed "We're on the LIJ,htest budtct )'0\1'11 C\cr bthcwc." He wld ahat the football proaram is once qain in Jcoplrdy bceawe th< Alumno AsJOdalion can no longer alvc ih SI, ,OOO of annual fundinJIO il . Sub Board I, the Sh.tdc:rll kt'"vu,•es corporauon, tt'CCPI'6 90 pcrcnu of 1U rc~cnuu from student mandatory fca. lu cxpmditurc' ancludc 1br: fundina of the Unhm1t)' UnlOD Acth·n~~e~ Board tUUABI. th< B<o""n~ Ubrary. manda10r)' (tot, and 1Wo, lhtY wen: accountable.'' "'Sheehan added. Brockport boss Brown bids adieu ''Ttdi )'t'at I don't thin.k thi' il tri.'C. I thmk to the point of makU!I . tncmics ~·rr accoun1abk and YtC' .t< havong a conttnod errore co edt people". 'took, this il what v.oc provide':· SA hu received moce from chc S1udent fC'C' chis year than pr~lcted, bctiUfte of the incrclln in cnrolllme:nll this: fall. "Thrrr ~~ currently a S3?00 .5urplus fO de:aJ to C'lub.s and organizations," t111mcd Nathan. "As the enrollment ra.1e 10(1 up. so wiJI chc aurition ra.rt (0( ncK1 srmucer.'' added Naahan . ~"I co th< Treasor<!', an " " " of funds rrom tit< r... ca.noot rr:~Uy be dttcrmined until nul March b«.ausc rea arc pajd e~C'f'Y sm.esrer instead On an annual bas-is. ~-• Wt. or can e.xpccc. I think. dec.rtaslng enrollments over ahe next couple of ~ar~:· Shtchan eoncludod. The SA Cons:~itutM>n g 1pulatcs thai voter tumo\il ~C'ffd IC'n pnccnt of !be tOiil Und<rV~Uil< stucknl population co m.a.kt a rcrcn:ndum vatkl. tr an adminisnacor'' """' to step do'Wtl rrom an imponant posn.on, it is a toe couin ro do u Of' a positive note. For Brockpon Scat< Coll<le pres.ide.nc Alben Brown, rht note b a 16-.year stint «'hlch uw hll University cltao&< rrorn a small cc-achrn' col1e:Jc inro a school wilh 48 dqree pra&rams. Due on October 15, O.o,.n llandod in hi> r<SiJna< ion co the SUI< Board of Trustca, which IC'tcptc-d if I~WO day ~IICf . According to B<ockporiT Vkr Praidcnl (or Communiay Rtla.lion~ Ronald Waus, it was thr perfect 11mc for 1hc chan.a~vtr. .. He has had a lon.accnurc here," Wam. explained, ••and the colh:ac now 1\a.s a .sound a.d mi niurat i~c team in place." The Vice Praidcn1 addod chac Bro"n's youna<Jt <hltd C'fllcred collqc thil (all, 10 a by an ouu.ide tam, 10d rtporcrdly rctthod hl&h prai~. "The t<am •cry frlt ch•c he S<n<d chr Ytdl, ·• said Marlene Goldslcin, usociatc edhor of Brockport '-' st udcnt ncwsp3ptr 1M Stylist. He hu definite ly enhanced the collogr." The rvaJuation team avccd. ortenng the mcumbt-nt anothtr n~c )·ear te:rm as Pra:idcna, whteh llfo,.n acttpt<d . <9lf<i< Rovloc proi<>SOr Part . of Bro'Nn'' new adminisuati\C team IJ onl)' a ,ear old. .. . sh uffle amona hlah university offic1ah occurred. brinc.ina in a new p1ovost and Vi« Preiident ror Academic Afrahs. "The new people ha\·e runclionro for a ye-ar now,'' W;uu commmttd. "They now hi\C Lhtir ldas in pb=" <han&< .. chrs pomt - · · clistr.ct h•,duldrm.·· LaM- ya:f 8rcnr.--n •-u cva.tua1td I lkown is S«t in.a a,ppo.ntmau to uni•.,sity p<Of«JJ<$1tlp "boclo he be assi,ncd anphnc an the could SUNY 'YJiem, noc JU>C to one campus. Hi1 maJOr dudplinc is in aeoaraphy, alchouah Walls admincd that Brown has been ••a Ions time away" from teath tng . Btrorc his )'<ar5 at Orockpon. he: was in admlnistr.uion at Eastern Mk-hi&an Univcrshy. Goldstc:an t'Ommcnted cha' "it was sarictly a a rm decision" abou1 Br-own'l retirnncru, addin& thai ht * t i • 'under oo pressure." 8w some JfOUP' an Br«kpotr ~nd Albany disqr......., llincod at o Pouible forcod r<tlrnnrnc. Sour= indicate that lht turnout was dcsi&ncd to spare bo1h Brown .10d lh< ~II<&< embarrusm<nl. ornclally, however. the mo\t come~ 31 the reQuest or the Prcs.ide:nt. " Ht fell that it was time for nrw lcldt'Ohlp," Goldscrin rel.artd. 8ut one Brockport official up'C$SC'd 'Uf'Pfitc aa the- r hanJt, .ayios thac "he tBr.,..n),. O<Jiy 59. He h:ad 5C'ten sood )·e:au kn bc:fOf't: rd1riq ... No'iJ. 4, 1980 Kleinhans 8:00pm LEAVE 7:00 pm • Ellicott/Amherst Campus 7:30 pm • Squire Hall/Main Street Campus RETURN One half hour after the concert • .-----.fREE Round trtp tiCk.ts - ~vallable through the day of ahow at Squire Hall Box Office. Praented by UUAB Concert• �it<ID,~©JliD®:\~i@m The Spectrum of notionol and international events ,, Election '80 - - -- - - by llelh Goodchild •tbmorrow. __.,.The election and campaljpl !hit'hu both fudnoted and frustrotod AmericaN llncolu inception owr • ye.r .,. culmlnoteo 1\-. cloy In. tight nip and luck a>nl .... All""""" IM ..,_tlol f!toc:tion hu l!f•bbed tho beadll-. m.tny Olhor by .--...-.omethll din!ctly affect our futUN hen! at ua will be deciclod. Bul tho roce for tho \Yhltallouae ls tho 111« Ro<y. The preu hu painted a plc:tuno that tells us we .,...., • clear chola! t.hlt ye.r-be-1 ween Ron;ild 'fttoapn•a reactionary """"""' vatism a.nd Jimmy C.t1er'a moderale Obonliom, with John ~ &nakil16 In =~~ul~ke the race tM!f"' li3hJttr ,The ·Final DeCision Only one of thalhree Wit OK.-ed IO 3d thio far. AndeNPn wu ""'-er given much of • cha"'"' and Semtor Kennecb' wu all but handed the Oemocrallc nom...aion, twfore Cortet'o C..O.Sian paiKe guard ao ahrewdly onoppod il from hU p-up. It "'as a campai&n that Mw at. American publie gumble about iu ~ an aat.ltude lhaa .uow.d - - "' ... In the door. Oioo for chan!le......, hoard ..._. u of~e<~ "f lheoritual..-... of llj>pll-lhaa alway. *llolhroupl polilbl haUt In election .YMft. bit~ that the~ pollllcalayatem ,.;u ._._.,• • ~ . with the primary·~ """"""ured and bolh tho electoral c:oOese and the national party a>n· vent.iona aomewhat re-evalulaed. I\ was a r..::e that ~'U obfwcated In criiOI eariy on. The Iranian '-'liP ..Uure and the Alst>anblan lnvuion affected Alnerican tlainkjng and bt a11llude< toward the P,.... Kennedy complained about the fallii>S economy, Ca!Ur uaod lhooe IWO foreiSJl epbodet "' pmer' funhor aupport. As the compalp wore on and tho....,.. of the preu refocuaod hJelf ixl the """"""'Y• tho word "wl.aaile!' IA>Ok on new lmporuN>t. clenl. While The American public _,..s 10 !!)' ·~the P""' thaala w u unouro of what II wanted. OM minute Can er wu okay and the non he wu lncompea..,l. emollona and """'*llumllhlfteclqultkly. Buaaoonilwau a>nclu&lon-we were otuclt with abo c.n....~~eopn lhowdown. 11 took aome lime, but America ll<ijulled and boaune aJil• tent IV let ctetllfe on the eoonomy preclomlno~ ha final choice could poooibly hintle on th<tt iaaue 1...-row. Dtlr1n« lhil.. lons·wlndod Pretldenalal primary lt'l!1. other camJNlllpw did -.py r.,..,...,. aome of the~· In New Yort: we_... with a pnuinely e.<dtlns _ , ,.,. the SonaiO us - •· Incumbent Jacob Jftfla wealhockod by nempotud Town Supemt« Alfol\ae I1Am110 In the llepubl<on primaly. Ua Ho!UOWI topped two ....u.tnow op~ ~ and Jolvl IJnd. aay~f..- the "-"' 10 , _ the uptan llep.lblicm. who -lhroupl hla ""'*"'"" """''''.Y ontw.t\'U . . , . . . . . _ . Weotem New Veri. ' -• .to. noc beYe ony a~ OJoVeellonal battle u all l)ve IDcualbenu beaded for ......,.._ table re-election. Jadt ICemp hu mode I na\ioftll name lor blmaelf lhr9uiJh hla work on lbe JleoCin llclaet. the only Int..... In that,_ 1a ao-11ne C811Dp"" N.,.,...... q( lbe he .... bod< In 1878. the- .......- c::::-e...,...,_ , ... atuderu ........ IY• crlllcal 10 tbolr-<and &UNY'a tuwre. With lbe !!Ute ctaoppinC bulfiiU and ~-_..llacal ....-.._ we cloaoty w.w:lt the can· ....... and their ............ aflecdltl --lhet 01. ... ~ ...... .... lbe ~ bla own QltlonaJ llftlbl, -.y"" -peUoi! IIU~ looll ao ua ~ ............,. and lbe 1,.taplolure lbe on- ly c iidon r.,r a fte!ll to ·- SUNY. • \ . , . ~ hu pul w• "'t is ll<tly ~ tile American polificd system un<Je,ro a ~; with tile primaty ~- restructured and both tile E.leaDrol Colep and tile notiond paty con~tions somewhat re-ewlbrled." . ..,.,.v-- ~ rep>rt on lbe .......,..., - only 10 lnfonn. but to tJive- bld of rer-- polnl-r..both the put and abo future-<>n AIMrican polhlca. infOI"'DDII.Ion .... lbe campeijp\. analyala of what ocdcl happen both """"" row and beyond hu been ptherod Into a u hoper~- help leU .. where we are PIS poliljcolly-nationally .... ...,.,._...,lhet and localy. One thlre thla ~ hu done io locua public au...t.lon on certain iaauea and Jll-l tho apotlltltt on politb. II b lanunately -....... not I!Uily tranaferred ellewhon!. a �Election '80 Christian Right pushes INuu-~udlns abonlon, the Alnendrnent, and prayer In public achoola. However- PalwflJI tnd lhe I'Und&nx!ntellao Righi have been <ll>ollenpcl b)l tllOM! Who find their tactk:o and objectiW!a dliowt>ing. One of lholr """" voa1 opponenu hu been UIS prof...,.- Paul Kunz. who hu authored .• Secular Equal Right• Reagan The preae nt Preald entlll the Hllmoniat Dedonllon ~ ~ .... been-- by A~~~erlcth publk'o feelln& the ~ IO""'JIM. . meeii.J>I( the candidate principleo , _ ot ~ Reop> ...... q<8llcned the •'-Y ol t!YOiutkin .. - - 10 the lllblloal verolon ol Q-eatlon, 11>e hoot of the NRB ~l"ff Wll ohe ~ i'erry Falwell, one of the .le.tclen of the funda"'"""lllift 1\ijJht. fllw<ill foundod the Moral MaJoriiJ' o'1!111Wllloo lo J·une 1919. which tlonl( with hi• radio pr<lfiTim I he Qld.Gime Gospel Hour OOI'Wlt u ~· to apread hla brand of Rll(ht ·Win& pclltlcs".nd ... ~ -· · ~ Since ou foundins 16 monohl """' Morol N•lofi\)' bu ~ up 10 n.ooo minis<en and 4 million members with chapiOI'O In aU SO It atM. Falwell Is ju>J. pno o( . -•ral OOIItM!rVallw OV&nl(eiJoaJa. Anooh<!r II Pat Robel'loon. hoot o( the popular televition ahow, the 700 Cub who are aloo Win8 radio. .......-.lliti and the pulpll to IWIY - v e e CUiltlanl to \'Ole for IIPagort. Acl::r>nllrls 10 I """"'' -..uup Poll, 0...... .,.. .,..,.. 30 Third party hopefuls hunt votes or the oleclronte v1ew1 bach u btllctlly on the 'AI-• """"""*" In 1114SHarry1Nman ranonthe Oomoc:,.aolc oldtet, wldlc former Ol!mocrato Henry ..Wallace lnd Strum ~rmond r•n on their own lld<eto. wilh WoU..,. on th<. ~vellile and Th~ on the Soulhern-backed Stales' lliPII old<•. Deoplte the ~ rrom within ohe Democratic party, TNman .........won _ .bach lhe popalor and bo ~od ooelo>r.t a now freoidcnl. Prior 10 tho .ouna. each 11aoo delel(ltlon w •tid tram oo lu respec.llv«l fl.Ue capital on Oocomlbor IS o( IIIIo 1M' and lben an9mble 1ft Wuhlh&ton on 6 IO CCU\I the bllloU. In the ...,. oo c:ondfdate .....,.._ t majoril}'.the -WOOtldmntlnue to cut ballou unci) a Ylclor -wocL J.......,. Wkh qroly ,_ politk:tl partleo 10 When New Ycri.erl 1(0 to the poot· r_. dati wllh, lite~....,..,.,.. pollstomotTOWtlwywlllflndl~ll cleCtdes tht ......-of~~~ (urv::tionacl smoothly. of nino presldenllal candldlleo on Who ldtntJf)l'dotmaolpol-lei) 8ul will> 1119 lllldllloo ol t 111'0118 lhe b,ollot """"*'«both ends of U\e lndependenta- lho'' no& third otadldole lha lnUrt .polilk:tl opec!\n!m.l.eodinl( Ihe WA,)o ...~ party pnol'erenc:e-haa ~ '-"ls con~-. for the llilrd porty candldaooolllht 11.-clily .,_.... 1..0. the 11>e lndependeol condidacy o( • lndependenl ~. a forme~ .......,..or,._ ..... ._.,_., Jdhn- II on eumple of the Repub1iean. 'lbo OJrtirfttmln Is 011 baUoo In every '""" JO ... Sl , . . _ - . ! .. ............ ........,.. 011 by..,.,._ nery ~....-ICI-- Widl­ elloru. w-1111_.... - . ~ ~ lbe Dlalnc1 ol llt(nl or 11 .._... ... ~ --.I,Y In " - Cohombla-u lo this yeu·• of Oool lwo .....,. . . . . _ ......, and caner, tho ...-ur~an ~'hupt(ut. F.d ...... ll-..ld -~ .,._.... of a larp bloc:t of. Cl ark. Ho1 alnce Soclallll thai • third pot1)' ctOdldtaa - " ! urtdodtlod .,.'" •1 MOl 10 - . . 1 candidate Allen 1.. !In& '"J' Mdotl.-of-..,........ -In- ci.ndtdaon telf hu there been • IMaltar away fl-oal both ·-third po'!Y on every 11aoo ~.~. thlrdptr1Y ~.... • beUo~ . •~ .......... for thel'realdeney ..... tihabld Mc~o..-lJ,I~~ Tomorr0 w, tllffd p aroy noctarod...a. oleclonl YOC• to~ OltiW of ctndldlta could !wve the w-,..t Only ten t'*<l pony c:aodida.o. clio Dtbor """ from ......,. the lmpoc;l on the t-o I*'IY oy11..,. In the lllrtb ol .... ....... ow.lod zro \'Oies, the telecUon of the 1u1 half cenrury. ...,. 1m the _, by Ill 1'*<1 pollclcol ~ ·~ in .,.. ..... the .......... -..lei be U..W0 10 IOCol popar .......... _ . lbe a,._.. ""' ,.,y ..- ei,_ ...,_...,.,.-Ill I .--. - - ... """*"caplunod lbe ,.,.,..... . . . - o( Analysis !hoe Cb-rllll•n The Declaration Ulerta th.at Secular'IIIUD&nl.om Ia commltod oo r,..,. Inquiry and "Oppooet any l,Yr&My .,...,. lhtt mfnd of man, any efforlt by ocdoolullcll. pollllcaJ Analysis 11>0 O.mocraolc and Republican P111t.. have r.... the,-past t&O )'llttl domlnalod the AIMrican political .....,., AkhouSh the two paniel trt f.....S.monoally dill""""-. In their approadl to ....... sovemmohoukl bt nan, 1 SJOWins .....,..,. In or oheo~l and ldoolo&Je.r the1r o"'n. In seneul an .,.•• ~ can be detaibed .., c:e rtaln uhra·eon&e.rvatlve belnl( a penor1 who~ In the ~~ toseeiiNI(In Hleral lruth of ohe Blblo and .fll...od Pruklem. onoouroges othert lo accept 111<1 dfvlnhy of JOIUA. Rea&an'• get·ooug!l COIUC!M'IIIve pollcim along with hls bern& 1 born• a&a-l:n Chriitian m.a.ket him tho ·n.e con__.au.e ••ansellcala o( 11., t'undamentatiJI .Rif!hl· who .are leodinl( the .ao<alled Mhout!h the t'"<> other molar l'l.lndamonlillot 1\i81tt. claim lhll ~,.. caner and ~nc~opmc~mo lh<!lr new·Mund polillcal ac11..um It ,..,;-'""'*-' also dalm oo be promptod ~ whal lhey ...., ... born·a&aln Chrfulan• ~ the belns lhe deteriora1lon ot """f'41"1icola feel thai ~n would lradlllonal Olrlalian vii- In lhla be ohe molt effoctive •• lloppin« lhate wt.., are undermlnln« whal counory. Thlt ooctal and moral dec:lino 11 ohey r""' are Amerka'o oradiolonal symholl&ed by the lncreulng morals 1nd values. Real(ln hu ' -n octively COUI'IIn« vlalblllo.y of bomoac•ualo. the rioCI In crhne and 1oo:5enJ:ns Ita~ the oon.tervative evange.li.caJ vote lO\VIrdt abortion. di\'OfCC lnd and hill appe;ared al var4oUI pornclf!rlphy. Ovilllan luncllons in<:ludin« a In an attempt oo pu1 altop oo this ,_101( or the Notional 11e1q9out. " a poc•lypl1c.'• trencl , \he brotclcukrl 11>'1\81 In L-yno:hburs. """"f'dleal• are sayq thai il is the Vlrslnll ..'here he Nld "' don't duoy of all ~..'""' a.n.tlont tN!Jif:'o-e \\.''C! .hPuld 8\W ha'"'f; _ _ by Jo!Mlpb B. Zlo ple rile ~ and other forms of ......wnty _. whk:b or the two molar pony c:ondldalel, Proold<nl Jimmy eon... or eoven- Ron&ld lleol(tn It ..., llltely to hurl ohe Unllod Sill.. over the pradpk:t lnlo ecof10mlc a nd/or nuclear diMMer. In Ihe mldtt or thlt naolonal ot a>n!UIIon ohere hu ""'""8od • pOIO,ntidy powerful and lnfluontJal pollolcal force made up of c:ont erv•l lve Christian tundomonoaliJu who are bo!nS lurod 10 lhe """" boolha by "' 19711 011 14 Uy ........ - por1¥ ~ . . . the llolale o( - . . - - .... Clllnot--.r ........... 'lbo _ _ . . . . , _, """ _.....,........_._.tho ...__,...,.~ leek of plannl as Oll>t!lkullon'a f....,... by tho 0<19' lwloe ...-clod """ . . . - olthe ,.,... _...... , ......... the llolno<ratlc P"".v.,...""""' ways and ln,Jtlt when lileorSI! wau-..., for Pre•klent.. Yet. solns f n1o ljllnDrTOW'I -ion, lndependonl John ,.....,.,_, has 11 much u 10 .-..-.. .......................- -- .......... . -~_...10~~ .-..ril\laletto.._thetloodan Ill . . llolale o( ...... . . . . . .. It -..lei '- lht ....., o( . . !WW ..,;._..... ~. ~inioo. Ute f**11 of lite JIIIIIUW -.o oway!rc lnlllodlrec:llon. 1'1111 enly .... -·· m.ny t~ pony ctndidacy etoned tnlonolry ............. ........ . . . . ................. tii!IIP port)' . . . - . .... ltoil .o- llllrd """""' 10 Mlabtioll . . . . . . . . pellllcU partlu . IIOtll &he Uborllrian and Cl!-· ~ hail ......,s lo do IQ IIIIo , _. h Ubwt.odtoa . . . '*'-"'' or II POI'OO"I or allobote of•OIInl( • who cor>o1tter obemlc:two to be evansellul Qvlotlans. 11>e NONI~6)oril)o olone .... ~ .,....,. 3 million -.oten. In I Prooicltntlal MIOO Where the candlclatea 10 be neck IO noclt, e - I few mUllan votes in ..,....lo key 1111111 oould " determine the outoom., of the'"" · e~n. . C'lh er oraanlzatlon.t of the l'llndamentallJt Right Include the Rellglous ltoundtable which hoklo brlef'lni(S to teodl mninblen and t.y evqetilts on how 10 l(lther !!"' u.e - • .Ior lleal(ln. Another oinulu t>rl(ll\lutlon Is the ~. or aoclal lnltltuoloni to .Jh.lckle f.,., ~ .· 1n oddllioo, the Decluatlon defend• the aepanllon of chun:h and Rate and I pNroll1tic ~. "Who! ,. dioturlllns ..... falwell and ~ In tbe l'llndaaleoUtilt ftl(lbl; aplainl lr<lru. , that lbe.)"re w~ lhe Bible In Old Glory, lhey'N! ldonllfylns their · ~Wirll poiiUcal •lewl wilh OMnor cOmmand. In INa way falwell Ia !he aplrilua.l'\>rother of khomeini. 11oo!y bach 111 ohar thelr po&ieo ..... DMne Sano:clon:" One of tlle.II\Oir) ciotlfera ol the ~~· kilo:u ,. tho! ....~·0 the ...........,., b)l for -...11\'e OuiRian Void~ lhal publlthu a Ouiotiano. 'M>ey don,. wtnl 10 paf"lr • whic:b endoM opecllk: recDIJil)A anyone who doeanl Clndi~ Laden or lhete ~gree with lh<!lr per110111l reiJ&.Ioui group• liave b oeh moo1 ins belie!o;" rogul.lrly with auch conaervaolve -" Kurta polnlod oul ohat ohe political groupo u the Commillee .Rcpubli<:m plalform • • ohio year'• for lhe SUNival of 1 f""' Conl(r'ea political <XIIlWinllon cnbodlod the and' ~ C.uc:ut. IIII>RI and auc1a1 opinions or the In addltlon, the Ovilll.ln Voice ~ Rl(Chl. 'Who I wu a bu axnpiled a 1111 w hich bu been frinp phenomena htt II'IOWld to the ""'*"".. - o ( bo&red uying only VOlt widotydrmlaiA!CI~Moral~ o(how~and~ .......,. of ......ms JIOildot or • molar poliiJcol pony; he ~ �The months of rrudslinging are over - - -- , by kurt Rolbenberfer The 1980 Presidential campa~Sf~ hu """" one' of the bloaett, most volitjle, Dlld by far the moat expensive political race In American hl>tory. The principal combatanu, 56 year-old Drrnocra!ic incumbent Jimmy Career, and his 69 year-old Republican chollenger Ronald ~~copn. have been among the moll criticlz.ed Jn hl&tory. AI the start of tho campaign, each oandid<lte's basic atrali!SY was 10 focus publlc attention on hla opponent. 10 u to make hfm the Issue of the campaign. for 1\Qgan, this ~aili"'! the poor perlortnance or the nation's I!C:Onomy under Carter, as well •• the perceived failu!'lll in US foreign policy. For Caner, It meant expollln& Reagan's economic ~· conO@t'ning massive tu cult oombined wllh balancin« the federal budget u simplistic thinkio«Carter also set out to allack Reagan'• hawkt•h views on defunce. l!OIIle of hit llatemenl5. f'or a.1110~, he disa\'OWed ~ SUietrienlS NCI\ U ooe oJlPO$lnfl SO>emment help for New York Ci131. Pounce Carter, pouncing on Reasan·• earlier remark.o, C!lpec:Wiy the mUitory and racial and miUtary aspeclS, went on the auack. In one campaign &PfM'arance, ~Jared that the P}'elidenlial election "wUI determine whmher 'we have peace or· w•r." Then, In a Chicago stop, Caner told on audience that "You1J detem1ine whether or not this America wW be unil~ci or, if I lose thll cloctlon, whether Amet'lc;aM might be separated, bl.tck from white, Jew from Chrlitian, North fronf South, rural from urban. . . • whether our adversaries wW be tempted to end the pe.ce for whieh we aU proy.• An~lysis Following the Republican ton\'Cntlon. Rcaglln'held a strong lead over Carter In the polls. Tho President was given somO!What of a boott following hil own renomination ond wu funher helped along by a series or Reagan gafl'ea in the Mu~ II a tricky bwinea. campal8n'• •early SOinll· Over Labor Career leuned. Making chor«es againSt D~y weekend, the unofficial •openi"'!" an opponent can be a very effective of campalgil aeuon, Reagan acc:uscd method of campaigning, provided 1/lat caner of •openin« Ilia c.mpaign down- those chorp rcroaln within some level In the ci\Y (Tuscumbia, Alaba.maJ U>at of propriety, as defined by the gave birth to and Ia the parent body of indMdu.tl 110(@1' and the newo mC!dla. In the l(u Klux Klon." Neither accuoallon his Chica!IO remark.o, Caner had wu true, and the llatement quiciJy apparently offended both . boomeranged with oeven Southem Condemnation ca me forth from governora char111ng Reagan wllh newspaper edhorilols and political inaulUn« the South. columns acroas tbe country, and • In addition to thlJ, Reagan q>anaged to lfe!'block cai1oon depicted Carter as a Inflame Communist Olineae-leaden end 111\&11 f!IIU"' allnjCing mud. Reagan was fOI'eilln policy orllc:iala by advoeatin« .gain pullin« abeod in the polls. ·oflldar relatioru with Taiwan, publicly doubt'Ui'e Oarwlni.n theory of evolution Forum and advocate that tho blblic&l atory of Carter advllont know a ch&n~~e In creotlon should alao be taught In Ul.ctic wu in o.r der but they needed a ochooll; be alao doc:lared that the dramat ic forum for their Vietnam War.had been a "holy crutade" lltii'IO<InCemet. '!bey cbole a 8arbara .to protect that cou.otry •«aloll Waltera Interview which aired communism. notionally on A8C'a evenln« newscO.t. .Helped by Reagan's remarks more Durin« the Interview, Carter admitted e~ce11~ In pul statements and tllan hla O!"Jl COp!paJ&n, Carter quickly dlmbed even with Reagan In the polls. promised "111 try to make lUre !ltl is The Californian eoon bepn to modify boner in the fut!JJ'a." l'oUowi"'! this dectarotlon, Caner did refnln from such blatantly persorvJ aniCb, although he did cuotinue to hit hard 01 Reagan's hawki>h military vjewa. In particulor hit declaration that tho Unlled Stat .. •hould h<l milit11rlly •uperlor tO the Soviet Union, hi• pall! caU. for Injection or Americ.n mUitary forces Into v&rioua world trouble spota, his oppooitlon to the SALr It treoty. Carter's new ta<.. ...,pct;u1!1.1 to work, cau•lng R~an lo •pend lime refuting ''war monger'' chargus in5lead of concentrating on C.o1er·s handling or the oconomy, a.s he had wanted. Corter again pulled even with Reagan in l'he polls. ll!n1>fis~ all very predictable, lind were certainly a ll rehcarbed brforehand. 1 Caner was able 10 keep Rea«•n un the tlcfensive for must of t.he debAte by contrasting his roc:ord of ~ooplng the United StaiM al pcooe against 1\eagun's post hawkish statemen... In many way• thb. wu a noteworthy amk.'\'emctlt .ince it kept references to Caner's vulnerable ec:onom~ record ~~ minimum. But the a.monge worked both ways, $1ncc It ""''" Heogan l.h e 'chance to dio~l hio jlnjjo(stim•ge with wothlng as.surance. to a Mtlonol audlence. '*''islon Suddenly, two new variable$ were injected Into the campoisn. t'irst, Iran. Slowly losing l\& war with neigllboring Iraq, It besan hinting that an ..greoment on the reloose o( the lw»laJ!lS oould be worl..ed OUI toon. fii'WUI'Nlbly lnwlvinf the end of the ernbargp that had prevented shipment of any mUi11ry suppUea- even thole pNlViou.oly paid Turnout for-H~ Iran. allempt to goln •upport from blue coll&r, working clasa QC>ups. Carter uied the forum to ponray himself os paliMt and experienced In military m.JIIen. lie emphasW!d his • uppon for urbfn prD!IrlnlS. the minimum wage, ERA, •nd the appointment or women and minoriljca, to high public ofllc:cs, in • direct appeal 10 tr.oditional ~•Lie •'Olin« sro<rl"· Carter'• ability IO tum out the \'(}(C or b"-<:ks. Jews, hi.>ponics and other mhnic groups may be the deciding factor in the ulec:lion. II io not , however, whether they au.pporl him which ~in <juetllon: poll.• show Cart~r famred •"""''' oU of them alt.hou«h not u $1~ as in 1916. II is t.h e g.ncr;aUy unenthusiastic nature of the aupport t.h;at these groups have given, leadrn« ooe to wonder whether enou«h o[ them wUI tum OUI in enougll force on election da~· to make the difference. Tbe Debate • Second, eoch c.ndid<ltc to the llnally ~ 1ant1 awaUed, rnuch w.cus-t by tho! Ll!ague of Women Volon. Reagan· decided he needed tho u•posur-e to counter Carter's assenlona that \\-ere hun in« his campaign. Caner-woo had been •'Oiclng bis desire for the one<>n· one formal throughout the campal!ln-<OUJd not back down.. Nuver bc•fore hod such a oonte.l cornu 10 late In a race so cia..,. Public opinion vlrtuaUy froae, owaili"'! the results of the g-eat debate. The debate, which occurred in Cleveland last Tuesday, produced no cle.ar cut winner. and no great blundera by either candidate. l'he queltion&. on auch toplel as inOatlon, the \l$8 of mUitary force, ~ policy ond worid one-on-one debAte oponsored Reagan reiterated thu llepuhllcan pledge to get ·government orr the bac:U of the people." On theecooomy, ~ pointed OUI \hat clurio,.; Carl«'• laiur yan il\ office the lnl\at'lon rate had increased from 4.8tOOY« IZ percent 01 • ttrQe when there am still 0\'C!r a mllJJon Americiona out or wcwk. l11U in an ·-----------. --------------------------------------~~~~~---:. with you get. ' Soft Contact Lenses' only $59 t~is coupo~~ • SOF-T CONTACT LENSES FO~ ONLY $59 I I I •• I I I WITH THIS COUPON I I . ...,.apelrof I oPtical quelty ...,...._, I (from s.ttlctttd styles) II Buffelo, Cont8ct lMw Group I I 2777 8Mrtdwl Drive I 834-4338 I ChooH from: a.u.ctt & Lomb • A.O. Soft • Hydroc:urw plus a pair of optica1 quality sunglasses! •. ~· (ProfasloMI Fill,., FH: $SJ] SV APPOINTMENT QHLY AT BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP 277.7 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 Only a l . _ w.. From lllui"'IOW" Plua �~I ~3f®:~©1trm~~~©rql. Elect-Ion '80 ~ I Beer, pretzels and a :rv 1for election night~ " i ucjc-- ~t 5 - :a ~the While they riO( ... OUij)ornHI"ul ;"""'olthe Ofth tohMtlon lllowlns ot•Jowo,• w1t~ the "'--oy nleht eleclJoa ,.......,. do hold pniiOite of poool>le llon'or. If you boJie,.oe In pclb. lhio one illOUid b1B the dooeol Clllnlat ...,. ,.'Uon deflllled in IMO n... 1re throe plOIIble woyo to handle younolf .dlll'ln« tbe llrlloll of ....,...,. .Q(, prtmarleo, CO""*>Iiom llld llumplng. The eealeol woy II 10 ~pate lho' whol$ deal. ttey, lu no1 liko llllmpomnl or aoythlng-wherl Wll the loll. limo '*lionill ~,..,.. CO\'er ttcxy on ~··wrinkles Clf" Amy't oec:ret .,..... for Soron Wrap~ One advllltiP of wotc:lllr1l the ...,....,.. aJ nJ&ht It llMt they will noc Interfere with wlwol<Mlr Whallhion&mc Ia <Iaing IO youknowwho't "1fe II tbeotbetllUiband l)oute on "Oayo of AU My O.Udroo'a CeoerOJ Hotpllfl." L.oun might be In troUble, 1od .-1 her vlewor tupp<>rt. so. pul the election _._..,.on bote. where it belonp A aliAtiiJy t.lter Wly Ia 10 p:ab a few friends. a COM ood 11\ll.elll_."tt ol II. Come on. • few Nch! bel• on who ••"- i<Uho CO<>Id poy for the brew.. Yov don'I have 10 litton 1o h-jw:t have Kin& w•hor on mimJJ the v<~ume with S<tgor coming out or the JBL't. • Ano<her oltornative Is 10 tplltthe ~rty up into Om>oc:tau, &Qpubllcom ood otheu. ancJ tako tumo pl.tylf18 IP>""maoont with the bo<!T 10p You could 1\f..,IJii"Cort..- IUJIPO"l.... runnfns out into the 11,_ 10 pve IWIY r- beer to fN<fY p o o r - they-. The Republlc:mt could lot or boer 10 1 fow pooplo. 1nd thmouro the rest with j.\lltet'IOI1CO> If they procw. And the AndeNOn camp could r•tion out the brew~ white warning olthe dono~.,.. of too much. I ""'kc the ai&Uillp<ion that tho other caodidot .. "'Ould oni.._.Y hand out roam. w• 81•• • Tu- 1\nd oo lho nljjhl could tllp away, ~ "" tplondor, while tho oounlry liP"' down tho 1ubeo. ll1111yooe •Yinl. You ml&ht be wiJe 10 lay in an Mtn ..... or two. ~ in cue C&rtor winl. ana he~·.. tho beerlnduotry durlns the ~. trJ havtns ......,..,., 11iU CIIXIOCious at the pony mcito the . . - out~ CAm~lsn promlte made by any Clndidate. Moll1he winner Into G..B. Trudeau, ond maybe he11 got ono1hor week't bardlhmentlo lhc dullfted p.tgeJ.. ' Befor'ethe porty bmau up. drog out your hlllory maJor roommate ood put him to aome IIOOd use-r.nally. A thort opoec:h oo "Our Moot ltkDnpo!•ru ITealdent• k &Jwayo a"'"' pony treat, althout9> flstJaJII'1.,...,. !'-who suppon jls-Grontllld . , _ r..'Orlne a - e r Anh..- lhaulcl be I\'Okled. ~. Nixon dootn' count-he got a ~rdoo from fN<fYihlng he •dldn~ do, and he did keep our boyt OUI of New Jertoy. The third option combi.,.. the fiNttwo. Start drinking early enougluo thlt you....., rl81>• thrcJush the e~oc~~on. If you lhil!k that • regular If .._• k ..__ YOU <Ill~ U IUL· ~ 1o tefU hanrover IS bod, mOJine wo""'5 ......., ..,.. '"'tomorrow with , r .. ...,.,..,..lsbod,i~newUJosuplomorrow"ith aneqLtllec:andldates in the White House-on top or ha•izl« terminol dry mouth. 1\od If 1he .-1 'One con~ 10 my drunk un!U 1ho """ eloc:tlon I• felt, II wrn only like 3760 White .,_......,..unuf18 1 tlx pill a i\lglu. . _... so. the "UMians .... in Al'#>ln..too, !he ltaniono..,., on their WI)' 10 the wrninol 12th contury."!"' J.Jt.'a bloeclin&aUOYt!r 1hearpet ~-a ljolf mouth million people -.•a•ebed "SSqun,• a mlniJeriea abol>t Or. Kild&re In Tokyo. • 'The networu will probably have continual OIMlr"'e all nJ&ht-or ot leut have lrv nauling " f'I"CCid~nlial PiokJ. Ntl'Ws at U." Drunk or aobcr, hi1tory wiU be made over nl~u-good, bad or Incompetent. Dependif18 how il ~~""'• Tueaday nl;illt oould be eithor celebraOOCI ume or a waite. JUII like it the o(j!le in £,J,,.,se-on top of havinr d'J UitQ:)ft)fll.. Tough Senate battle winds down - - - - - - - ---"'.Y Richard Cbon n10 raoe for Now Yorh Senate ..,., •Ia IIUI • one, and ohould kl!Cip 1he pubUc Jn rutperue cble ri8ht up uru.U ol<ction night. Depending upon who you tallt 10, eithor Oernocnl tll&abeth Holtzman .,.. Republlcan 1\lfonoe IY/\maiO will be our nett SellaLOr, dooylfl8 75c Bar Dri nks TUESDAY: Wing Nightf $1.50 Dozen Wings 3 Splits for $1.00 Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Accounting Seniors are invited to join a representative frorn New. York State Electric a Gas Corporation for coffee -and donuts on Wednesday., Nowmber 5, at 6:30~'11A CQPln 10.Capen, Jacob Javlt1 his fifth lllnn In Waohln&~OOio It Ill !he spUt In polllieal phflooophiOI be1woen HOitunon and O'AJnAIO that IJ auractlnj! notional auentlon. O'Amato'o tl<ction 1ft New York, nonnally 1 ~ol S(aJo. would _,., to conflmt wb&t oome o1>aetvoro ..,. u a 1111ili 'lo tho right in American polltl.... O'Amlto s-upporu the.: Kcmp-noth 1.n cot blll. wa.ntt a 15 percen1 """"""" In !he mllilary budget, ot{oncly oppcliiO'S obo<Jian. llld IJ cnlicol of IIOCial welfare ~ tiUch .. the Compn:hoNr.... l'.duc&tlon n-a!nirl8 Act IC£TAI. Holtam•n, on t.ha olher hond. hu oonslltently voted agoJnot llof..,.., Jncrea..,., l• for abo<1ion. andOSJPC*O any CUll In IOCUI .,.....,..,... "There hun\ ' - " a Senile olectJan In ,_,, hittory In which tho d J I ' f - betwaen lhe c:aodi<UIOI• have bo!on 10 clear.' oaid Jotqllcllne Klll01n, depuly pmoo occre\lrY lor the Holl%mln campal&n. -- Aooordlng 10 Calnan, Holwnan Is Jeadlna by obol>t 10 percm11•p polnU In 1110!1 public opinion poiiJ 1nd tho lloiWnan ~.don "fuUy 01ipoc:ll to win, but we .,...., &oklatl ony1hl"' for p:lllttd.• II ekcted. the • ,_..,.., ~ ~WOIMJ\ ..ill be tho """""" - - e l e c t e d to tho Senile. / Runnlf18 tlilrd In tlMI polls lo 76·yelrokl incumherlt J...ob JovltJ. who II runnJns en the Uberal ticket 1ftor 0 ' _.. tUI'prlillnC ~ Yictory In !he Sept- 9 ........... m-y. Uboral Porty .. Dlredoar Jamet Nobro mllniOint thai public: opinion pofto by nolln dllaimlnate .......t thlrd·~I'IY cmdldal\lland thot both Jovfu ood ~n1 Pretlclentil: ....Jidale John 1\ndoraon (who It rumiJlS on tho Ubonlh In New Yort_,_..,.. doins better !han thai ~in the pella. MUd obout • Nlw rort n- odlt<trial pubBohed --ln . . ___ "'11t11 loll - - - - - of blo ....... Jwllt to ...t\hdrow fnml tho , _ ...... ""*" Jo\4U h u ..-... ........ - thai the only WII)Oalf_bJo _ _ ,....... -......_."- ................. ,.,..be ....... ~)111 1.131,· Jilota.ro .......... _. - . , . .... .....,. • - ... - " ' ....... of bll _ _ ,.. -llltl711e~. ........ . ........, . . . , . _ _ - ~bt ... ldoba d. '"'0 . - . . t i e 5enltor l'nnk 0.\li'Oh, the f'O\lli.lnl! mom._. o( tho Senate ~ Helatlont ~tee• aroln or 1oa1ns <heir 10111 thlt yar,....d If INoy do, tho SCnate member with !he nw»t _..\!' !And · ~...b'· the , _ pollllcal JnlluenceJ on the commHtN "'OUid be ultra....,..,..,~ Heiqa. /\lao, U eit.her Holtlmllll CK IYI\ma10 were ekcttd. •acoordii1S to Notaro, New York $tote would loJe S?5 million annually In Fed..-al fuodo beaau... of their lock or aonlo<il)'. "Senlori\Y IJ aboolutoly overytbing In 1he Senate,• he Mid. IYAmato. who Wf'eMed bio l'an.Y'I nomlnodoo after wo&~n~ an oggresll\'6 media .ampalp a>nenntratlno~ on Jovho' old ago, Is a oupporter or lluclear OMrl!)', !he MX mluUe and the Il-l bomber, acoonling to Stovtt Kllplan. 1 local IYAmatO c:ampolgn .............. He wama a 15 ...,._., mllllary ..,endin8. and OOCOI'<IJns 10 l(.opl.tn, ...,~a l<l.brifl8 more induotry to New Vor'k to replace temporary 1%1'1\ Jobo,·IIClllng tho! on lncreUod dofet\Je outla.Y would pr0111de more .na-1n pennooent lobo. JtoltaaYD!Ibeed • HolllUTIIn, who hat _..., in lhe Houle of Bep.-nlatlveo ainoo ien, It lt)l:reued mllltary opeodlng If It lmerf...... with ICicial ~""'· Calnoo ald. Aaxlrdinfl to ~. if ot.aed. Hoi!......, would IUiYetO ratore NoW VOrltSute, .......U:.S lhree' upol.lto off..,. tona Cit IIUiralol aod holdlnfl regular "town m.,..~ngs; and would -U'111l on "bread and butter" laluea,ouchucbe.-orthecil iodultrj. • .,.lnlt Holt.lnWl II leading In ~ polltakon aoJor• In Yort TineaiCIS N-t~ oonclucted Ootober 15·17, ltoltzmon led 17Amal0 ~7 ,.,._.. ID J7, wlth Javlll II U ponlOOt, ood 14 percenl undec:lded. a,_ - · • Nt:w York Doily Straw poll .... fl'ldoy ahowt O'Amoto loodlns - ..-.od "'-nine polntt, le-27. UB Prol01oor Gerald -Goltlhaher, a prol....,.l polltter, .,.,. doublt on '\he. valillity of the r.ultt. "I don, pll<le <ft<lomce In .theil- me\bocl<llacy. - - if they'\"e'rlllflt. Ja'l..,. ........... Golchber "Aid, IIGIJnC that the Doily- pol WM ...-!fie In lalllr1g 10 -Jon the marglft -.hod or aampllas. -.pUnc -and !p*lloni aAed. Galdhober hb..u' of lila Senate u- ..... or ......,.., ..,.._a- .._Ill- ............ ~- .... OCtobet' 21•Upall.._........,....,._as..,....,.ol ..... ~'~!~~Mend _.. - Jo\4U . _ 17 ........... oi>d IY-cn ZS ......... u ........ ....p...-ed .......... Goldbobor..-...L ---~ lho pal ~ . . f y - IIIII thal&l ..,.. ........ --_.,..A__ _ Yort!IDI_..,.,......_IIIt ........ endlll . ........ be . . . pulllc .......... .,. ... ~Nowo~rr., ...., �Lj!®.~©1tdiD.®.~2t©ID Election '80 I~ Incumbents ensured of re-election in Congre~sional races I ________' _ _..y S teve 8111ll110ft8 In thla olec:ilon llme or lurluw campalglnlnjl for "tdo ci6H ro call,. races, lhe' candlcbite• for US ~ rrom ,... tl....., weo~em N~ York dllttlcn'-eoll\!recl&ttle In the way of o CXMDpetitivo ..._IL lncumbem condldoues In !he :161h, mh. and Sllh tlotricLt virWally outdone their """""""'·· bolh In polblkiy popuLar 114'P"'· WIMinJ bU tblrc! C.Onsro..lonal term In ItT~ 76 percml of !he veto-John L.al'alce bo I'UIWlltlfl ~t 1\'lapra Counly ~lor 1L William Feder. Tho 40-yeaN>klt.aPaloc rep,_.u !he Oemoc:roti<>Uberal Mill In a dl>trict that indudot !Qlolj!ara falll ond the Tonawantlal. 11Mt IO>Ic wutoploguoc! U.Ve Conal • ...,. hU I'I!CCtvod """""""" attention, which l...afake cllim1 lo hive pnenlcd lour yeinr. . A4 Aide Marta NC>n1140 .,.p~a~noc~. "Tbe CotlflniNmon hu ' - ' lnttrumeneal In """"""' (ec!onl money 10 . buy Ilona and aiomplete health tNUtlfl." Parch-up 1\rpubllcan-C.onJevatl"" oppononl Feder contends that he wu tho very r.... public official 10 taLe an lntcrtiOit in the Love Colli!. and recalled ho\.. took the n... tell .ample 10 the City Health Department. Collltlfl the current ulistanaa to love Conal ramiU... "band·ald fCf'VI:e.• Feder Ia dlautllllec! that 1100 ramillotl ""' · .. tivlng like gypa~too: On a related mauer, ,..,.,.,.n N1cl that liouoing ~mitteernernller Llfab 16 ~with thO plleht o f -·· •••J:!t.Cinl.ol\to ~ School sra dwtte pr<>poaed tl\. - uom.owner Opportt.W(ty ACI ol l!t79: which allow• lor a ne w I-"""· ""TlO""LfJGIJRIE: ----~, ... . _ .............,........uon _.., N • t....w• ~ a.aa tiHI.,.. throutlll' hla wodl.. .......-..., "-'-..n- A tout ~tati" M is wp for r...-ctton .,.__. O.IM Oww\.6onMI EOM town I~Mf. ln 117&. K~ g.t,.,-.d IS peftleftt ot 1M • • MCf 4'1 ·~to Wk1 h•ndil- . mor1pge tdledulo. n...e ~. lncreuitlfl paytnells ollow younjl ooopleo 10 purdwe ......_ with low monthly paymcnu, which \nc:ru5e atcadlly u tho £ami11• annuallneome aloo grow•. Additionally, Lafak:e hu lM!Iped 1~1 dl<tricl achieve SJ'Iduauid over zooo low...,.. ho<Whtltutlll tine• hi& lli><·year Consret.~lon.al tenure be:Ban. Norman nou~d. P\"eviou.tty• .La.Fa.k:e MrVod two yean e.ch u a SU:te "-'>bbymm and • Slate SMator feeler, a lotlfl·lime _.,... or ,..........., hu aluocud Ills opp><lOfll'o- of ''Oiin6 . - 1.3 of 16 __...,... a>noenlitlfl veteran bendiu and national do{...... Feder teeks 10 impt"'''+ft dlplomatlc ~ by Amencl., tllCI'IliJin,t; mditary and thO national de.feniC bud&e'; an effon to retAin e"pcrieocoed perwoonel, Peder i• thu> oppwec! to""' ...,gi.<tratlon and drall, while IAfolo! Ycted In fa•-or of "wl,.,..,...,.,.- mandllory reptralion. ~ • t.arab feels that to l'"'"""e ..-ond ,_,., and leCWil_y. ""' us llbould offer • •re•bol of worldwide .....,I)', "promolins human cfidlity anc! ~ d...,lopment throu,9>out the 'lhard world' to counloracJ lhooe ..11o auto anc! - k to eaploit doatablllutlon. • as bo deoc:nbed In • Leog\11! of Women Voter~ elec:tioniJUide. AdclrooJU1s !he N.ltlon'l odUC'.atko\11 lll'•tem, Feder filid thai on unfair mortl!lary burdcl\ hu '-> Jllaa!c! ,----------------------t by detesreptian butlna el!och. which hl\'e "only ~ • - l u i in draining tlolkn. (rom the ""'I ec!ul:ational pur>uh." The eelf·proc:lolmed teacher· authoNoduror abo b OfJPO"'d 1o !he federal o.poronomt of Eduatlon, calllt1fl it •un,_,.,. lederol bunoecrac;y.• N__..l Amlri<a'l ...,._,jc lltaaatlon 16 Feder'• lop priorily. u he r._, 1 btJclsill. greduated u• tnc.ntlva lor lndt.twy, implemen..tlon or tho ~ 30 peroent 11• ~UCiion biU. , uratce aupporu lax c~tl. w enc:ourase prodUCIIvity. and beUIIVVI progt"llnl •houid lnvestlgo.te greater .....,.,.,hone! d!M:lopmont anc! lmpnM!d workln& condhlont for Amerlca'i I'P""""""'" ~- 11\e Convesslonal c.andld.ttea of the 31th cllauia-llull'olo and l..ac:Uwanna-al'8 """""""" will> Yotor apathy. "ll'l IPtlfl lobe very lmponontlor .... people-yourls people ~0 81"1 out ..... - opeat their .......• &JOMed RepubllcanCDnler\'&llve ~ ~lop' Heyrmnow•~· "W'tthout Uaat, - . , not """' IO be able 10 chatlfl'l' what'• Pllflon.ln this oociety.• __ .,_.. .. . . ______... .... ..... ·--------__ ........ -................ . •-..t_ • ........._ _ _.. .,.__ ....,.. ~· ~~~ .,._ ........,...._ ...a.-~ ..,,_ .......... -.-. ..... - ............... ...... _...._.... .·--_...._ .--__ .... ._...., .__. ...... _ ... -...........,.,............... ......__..._._ .,llillllt................ _,_______. • ~.__._..~ ~Oio,.,..~ ~...,_, • Speal<ltlfl lor tnc:umbant H•nry •ttank" Nowak. 1ide J..,_ 5olvnldt dted !he projocled 51·55 pet<lOflt voter turnout. whlleall'trmltlfl the lmport.,...of"eaera:ilitlfl th8 riSflliO ..,..... One ..... o( c:onl1ic:t b e t - t.he condlc!ateo llovet' drs!• ~ unm.o Hoymuvwtki r.-. ~ tu_..,,, "' ;,. prepll'lld." Dnlled for - " " " ' " ' - th8 ~ condldot.e uld this •ct- a ahow of 1t"""S'h-bU1 I halo 10 - a dnh • come out ollt.• ..._,..... In _ , . , alfolro, !imall Ooatmlllee mombllr Nowl1 lbo nMtolil.atlon o( ""'"" . . . . ~u tho~ 10 reducing us>employment . ln hlui•Y""" u c.otw-man, the 1\uffalo native hu helped """""' .,_ ~75 million in opccillc Federal func!h!S lor the Oly of llu!falo. Mll)or proledt indudo a $60 million grant !or 1 new f>:p<euWay-number ZJ9-runnltlfl JP>m11141alo to the ....-..ytvmla - · lfhd the $439 { miiiiDn ·~•eel lor 1he Cily'a UF• lll!l ll<lp;cl lpniU •1'1- Abo a - of the ~~ !. f: ;; j !! f f PUblic Worb anc! - Tranaport••m Committee, Nowak ~o work1nC 10 make - Buffalo a COil pon in conjunction with "'""""' us mlnu If pouiblo. the O>ngreoomon would Uke 10 find • CUJtomer to ac:Jually utilize !he ooal locally. Schmidt I ••plalned. t1ey111.11l0Wtki argued dWII c:rt.!.alir\6 letnporary COIUiructlon Jobs not I'P 10 the n•rt or the unonnploymmt problem. •PUtHng all our <l!l!llnw one bul<et "111 not help,• nWrua.ned llW! £tie O>mmunity ~ alumniJI, •pourtr~s """"'> 1niD the c!ownlown Ia • .,., ll!!htec! p&on.· ~ would rathe1' INtlate pntjoc:tJ tu<11 u .,.. lor 1!11'- the lloJwell Par+. """' or Lodutwanna Ware! Onr or T_....h8 ~of a """' mmJ1UIIIy modical llldluy In addition to thc.<e cilnstrudan iob>. HuymanowlllU WlnU approdma1 ~l)' 300 futl•tlme worker• ~rd1b-.g 1reaa ml:ued 10 vetnr~nt ntedlcal pn>blmtll• .......,. ouc:h u Agent Orange and thooe Miulnjl fn i\<:lion In v..,nam-which lleymttno...,ki bollcv.. ...., being """' there bocauoe dioo.t... a>niJICitd-would be oc!clreoted at thb now lac:illty llopn!M!nlltlfl the &uburbon .,..... of AQlhonl. Woot Seneca. tlamburs anc! Orchard hrL I> JoeL ~. wJ>o _,his liflh term in J91S with 11.1 ~!he vbte. r-ro.I!)A that tho 33th disui<:l Ia compn.ec! of U town>. Kemp'• opponmt Gale Oem bdle\... that IIi> potitm u Eden Town ~ .....~ tum •...,.,. ~~ and aware ol !he pn>blenu that lowm .,._.1 ur r..,..- . Dttnn, a former UB 51udent, h.u ttt~ u a n..'lllber u! llt<l trie-~r• R~ Planning llo<trd. and hu plnec! 0.\perience deallttj~ With -IJC m•ttera lhro\l&h his buMn~t adrnlni.t:lnlion education •t thank ""' ha,.., b<..,.,. tud\ an a.111uent aode\:y that the economy mull~ 1o 1\~.. lv\-e so raraln the -an""""-to ftl the d«uanlc of •t.e ._eel 0enn The :sa.,~·· old ~e CDfltenc:k lhAI lnllltion b ..not really as Y!l'ioul u h appurJ,'"' and that •n fn/Lulon r;au, o( one vrrcmt per tnonth is ...nanage-o~ble .. r.,.....,,· av A.mhe,..tCa mp ~ Kc'mp. • noted economic &pociallst , Mid he hulim-.s full employment can be Khie\'ed wilhoot lnflalion "'Whit you need to dots esa.abltt.h a aound OJJ'T'eflCy, ha•• """""' money:· HjJiaiood .... llepubltcan• Con~erv•U~, "'ll'ld hne a (eder.J raen-e or a fedlriJ - · r y polic;y ~ 10 ""'"""""the pun:il.asm« flO".,. ol 11>8 do&r, ~<1lilt!.at !he ...,., time usint! ,.....tory ... faoc:.al P>IIC) 10 output, pmdualen• .,..ployment. and G:o.'P: for 61mple. l(emp'o hJ«<lly·touted ·r.,,..,n.., Zone i\<:1" is , def'&nrd to ~t e inner-c:hy jobs. A ronr~r Netional GuardJn~o~n • .Drcnn t:il.llt (or the mUitory •uporlorlty of · "I rtrtnly bel...,.., thot the '-t offonoe it a tpOd dofonse." ....,ed Donn. " I fnw the dnflto Mrt the othet" ooonuia M!tl that we're m.t111taini.nS a att"'fll drfeuse.· Kemp. while •-otltlfl lor ~ration oo the ....,...,.U of prqliliV1S for • naJ.ionol ~· ~ - · - - - o f !he dralt• ..,., problem In the mllu.ory toclay: c:hafl!"d!Cemp, "is not l\\.ll'tbert., •• much .. t11o """"'""' or tkilled _..,.,._. ""' Cla:tdontat ~ f!Micluatc -the ne<d 10 .......,.but< a Iii biD. pnMclltlfl >1!1erans with education. ~ and a wage acall! competlli•.., with private indu>try. lllludltlfl 10 Congreosman tcemp anc! hlo .wodatlon with Ronald Beapn, Donn ..pc-eo....,cf an '"o\-'Orfid.tn« c:onoern over the conaerva.th-e nlO\'eln!!nl that hao om-doped the munuy: tie btllion..,. that this tn:nc1 wiD leod to an noniualihunJq of the nat ton'• poor. tltlor1y anc! handicapped. lor thO uLe of uvlttj~ dollan. K.;..p cited hla <floru 10........., a seoo.ooo t~ anc! lhtlon o..e1opmmt II"""' to tnrulonn an obanclonod public achool itto a epodally_.;ppod IMtlfl facility lor--Y <is&bled Wtlllma New Yon Nllltlonlo. n.e tert-)"1&' llepreot'ntotk·• hu olao wpPOtlocl tho propooed 1.o114! Term C.., Gen!ntoio«Y Cfnter ptrtly in·conjuDciJon wltb the UB Foa>lty of Health 5t:1enoo1. anc1 hu worbd r.,.. " Oepanmen• of fducallon annl 10 atablish a ....,..... Prop.trotion ,.,..,.....,. lor S<. Mary'• 5c:huol lor th8 Detl and Conislua Collowakomp N1cl ... ' - worbd ...~ 1or ua. anc1 dalmt thaa "'n 1!11& I,.... ............... for S'lllltlfllhe su.. 10 !Indy...,., up with .... (undo that _...._ , . 10 CX>ftiPide ceruin ........,. on !he """-"t Compta.. ~. ~ hu lloulllaii.JUtlfl · -""""'offlciaJs al tbo localanc! (edorallovei lhit tile ..._... eo...,.. ... ,..,., ........... o( Jlullalo'l , _ trlnlil u.-. �Election '80 believe• otronsiY In milrtary a~y ,_.the Sew~~!'! Union. T1lo plll!fornt ot...U Carter for doloyir\8 the dewllopment or the CNioe ..,.__ tho IIX • milllle oyao..,..and tho~ Mtl>mMfoe. llltpubllcono oommll ,........,_ tO an lntmedl&telnmoue In clerenoe _,cling to be applied ludltf<luill' to critlcolly .-kld P"'V"""'• the pitt ro·rm •r-eada. It propoae• ouupendlng the ~vietlo· who cutll"R\bi. ~ $50 billion more tl\an tho UnltOld Statoo. 10 ...,.., who I llepubllcllna prwenlly - . } a i&r8o,&>P OOIWOf!ll ..... ...:p powers. Only by aohlcvlns military aupuJorlty will 1 ~P'Ibllun admlnlatrallon dlaco"' arms Umltotfono. and then. ad;y bj ~ an "'"""'""" whlcb is ~ ond be<wrdal 10 the Uoitod Slatoo, ~ ...)-.. Party positions ·1 highlighted. { in platforms by Alan C. Kach lc :1 Wllether ca~lng for the - o r lle.,.._,tltl\'01 or for the Proaldoncy, t1lo ldeu. prlncl~ and"pollctn o( a condldote are llhoped In """" part by hil """" platfcwCTL RewrtiiM and \'O'led upon eYer) four ~-e.,., at the Dltlonll CXJ<M.'ndon. t11o pllltfonn 11&111 wkh fll"ll''lAAo from party momt.ro arow1d the CX>Unlf'Y. Preoentod hen! 1111 t1lo ...nels ol t1lo Domocratlc and R<p\lblicaft par1.v on the nN~ iMuet of the elecllon. Tbe Oemo cr.:a.-rt' Plat form ","'. ~ cnt~ the C&rur m........,...,.. .ocknlnl.ltrltlon for and nosJoct and ~ · mokfas a ahambltJs• of tho ·all-volunteer forQOO. h o~ 1 j)eacetime drafi atid t11o t<~Ptrallan of women and p(OpOIAI pay Inc.......,. fo• the ro<entlon ut oklllod IOchnlciano. P•rcy The fntro du c alon 10 the democratic platfornl contAIN a vtdout auac.k. on the "RepubUcan &.esocy"-the c:ondltlon or th• country ofter eight yaro or the N'bon· 'ord Admlnhtr1uiun. ~ 10 IM platform. the C&rur Adminlt!rollon Inherited • Dillon tbat Wll •.,-eol.. rudclerioA. poorly n~apected and deeply divided " In lour yean of Democratic rule, the United Sl>t.H lw bee(> made ot.......... l.ept • II paaoo, and hal become I more ,..... notion. Admlnlng that the 11&1.. not done "'"'rythlng they promlled. lhe plotform 1ICido \hat tha 1\opubllean losacy I• oo ovorwholmlng that all could not be aocompUthed Jn foul ye.ta, bu1 that "honor, lnlth ind Integrity hl\'e bem raatored 10 our penunent and politico I oy•tem." Den.,....,. Lefad.. 71w-.., tduc•rlon-'' Near- __ --·-- and Improved lnteJUsonce 1111 • part of U1e Plrty't dofetue J>I'UV•m which abo lnelud_. 1 aumvable woopon oyoU!m, the MJI miNile. the """'*" .....oa.,. - ,_ .........,.....,.. ~--DI Olld ~ __ .... ...__ ..... bullrw. ......1h II 11> be _,.,..led lnl.o t1lo tu ... My they - - In t1lo .........ion of odtool$ lh...,...t. tha .._,.... The Dea:aocratlc Platform ........t . . .t that the .,.._,. --..................rial-. ..,......._ .. a lui..-,. . ~--...... 11oaJIUI)IIbrt af .,.... 1bo -........ -_.. ........ -..... -............ ..... ........ .,_.; .. ...... ......... ................... -IIIIJjuiiiiiJIIL ,.....,., · fllr hotallbf .... ...... a,,.....t. . ~---..... · u. QYII ........ Ia piltform .. _.._. .....,n for 11do fl ............. .....,n........ ror _ ... and . . . . . Taa old ...,m..lllhoolo .,..._. tiiiiiM .... ~ ~ ~· ............ _..,.._ 1"" _...,.._,.-......., a. ......... ..., ..... . . . . .. _ 7 ,......._, _ _ . . d&&&j ~- .-¥ . . . .,. · uoe~r =• ~ I I .. to o ~~Mad- ... '!':': 6\1\0 efforll rell.llooa federtl 10vernment and abe eUmlnat lon of lhe entire Dq>i""'*'' or F.ducallon. lnoteld. bloak Vlltllt 10 local arou are prapoaed to 1'81toro doqlJlon '-Oft W"'iftttft' a fitlh-1&. n,e ~·ta-hMe c.WWatJno Hlj!h quol~y'ml1hory penonnel, etreccJvo .... n&.Jcto..r• d~to.rrvnt•. 1 ' """'8 convenllonol ~ling fora~ to troJnln&. ocluallon II the melt Important woyofpaoaloSklealoand belleft \\llthln the family. • a ccor~llng to the wblicu f>latform. which lf*"'ateo that pan1011 . , . JooinS oonii'OI of the!r ch.lldrent' odue~~tfon _tbrou.gh roderal p'ei'Mlent intorr"""""'. The platfonn oupporta the "derosulatlon" or ocluallon by the ..,. ,.,,...... a-. .... ..,MAJOiliiim:RttOtc4it:,llll-... ... ............ . ''the Ch*e ...... and U1e 1lidonl SUbmorlrw. ~ .....,. lnllotlon dUring Clrtlf'a term In oflloo, the pllltlonn .No ...... tbat t1lo ,_...,. 1}1e platform 1nclucloo • call ror , _ t1lo l\opiA)IIcoD ~· To halp riSht lnOatlon a pay lncreaMI In t1lo mlbtary to \'o11.1111ry , , AtM_,. Commitu.. ............. tochnlclanoiO ..... wtl1 be aatod to.._...... .ell· ...U.t. The draft ...,&JIIratlon 1mf1c-1 wop ax11.rob. , . , eon... pragam llouppanod but the~ .-"We do not ,....,. a Jl"'Cdltne ~allon wU1 carry out an anll·lnfiatlonary polley that b draft ar t1lo Oclualon of ....nM to thole wllo requln• from te!!~Aratlon" and that • dron. sovammenl old, tho plat!omt ,.,would be c.u.d , for emerpncy· reodl. ~·"{"iOIII)Tbo platform prapooeo • noducUon In lntUOJM ro101 and IId.i.:.doo 11le iJ(atfonu II dedlceted 10 tho oppo••• 1 Con1tii\Uion• r amendtnenl which reqllireo • . . , . , . _ . , o( ......... ~ fOe ~ ond IO lhe 'p«))eetion of bolancod budpt. tbo fiShla of lbo 111.110 ond local -folo IU reolut:Uan fa ~ coled for ~,.. Ia fovon!d . . . . , . _ . In --ion polley. An locrn101 In 1he hole Mom u. 1L The De•ocrll 1 oppo~ Educotion Opportunity Cranto IRDGI ond In t1lo P'edtnl 0a1op lnllollorwy WI cutlhl1 II lo 101.. ~· • ec:onomle Ald ........ for lite clloocMntopi ,...._..,.. r-w a WIIIIU<Oure Ia '"pported 11 oro tb• _., .... ~ for tho. ... old and tDiddle bondicoppod. 41.,1Md IIICII•Il .- . _ f..................... procluctlvfty, J rnUJna 10 voter• and pa.renta, AI~ lO retCh\d thC propooed ~n. Thoro wiJII"bo no Party oupport lor candidate> no1 campoW.Ing for t11o £RA and thltro .. to be • boycotl or llokllng Domoc:ratle COIM!Otlono in """' rolifylnj! ototoo.!lleJV-Tho cle\<dopmenl of lite nat1on1 r..... comprehensi"" """'1D' policy by tbo Corter Admlnlllntlon U..-:tion 10 0. Repul>llaan lopey o1 dependence on ronoipl c11 It probed In the platform. Tho two lundameolal p<indplef fer tho future .,.., ttat~ho eflldent uoe of """'11)' In lhtt futuro and tbo dowiopmml of liiiCW'o. q rlttcbat 1ha: Demoe;,_na &lc Admlnlnr•tlon- under ~~ Clrtet', lloldlng lt I'OipOfllible for the p.-.t oconomlc- coodlllono and Amerk:a't problems oveneu. T1!o h lsh lnflatln r-ue , unemployment. OJid the gowth of Soviet power and - Mauitt tyronleo" ln.lho Third World are all t1lo """"' a( the Domocnlk n. tit! GOP iooeno. ~ odd that lhit boldo tho.._ danpn>ul yoaro alnce Wortd War o and a atror1(! govemmeat under lloepUbUcan paliciea, ~p .. nectOIIIl'Y· 1'\Chl 1 envlronmenta.Uy aefe and The .«conomy~The platform rouonbely priced enef"&Y ""'"""· ' blomeo t ho. preoent KOnomlc The llomoeraUc PartJl urpo Amertc:ano to """ energy more ttlllillontly and pWll to CUI oil lmpcl<U In hal! by t1lo t!tld of the decade. h abo lntondl 10 launch and develop alternate ll'llerSY p<'CII'IIIIO. Coal-cotUiden!d the Unhed ._.. jmportaor. damootlt: --sY..,..,......;, 10 be ........ fully .and effidenlly e&plcitod in • ~ II - . <lelillned to belp tbt ~ prOblomo lo coal .............. 01 uplontioa ... Jodotal Iandt and otrtboro """"8.)' leo.u.a. with n~~pocl lo tM otMronatont, It to be tllendod. n. platform~ aii&Od-by ••oollne .rlllonlns pion ond economically IOUncl ,_ of the llnttsfe Petroleum -..w. wooo- partlculorly infllllon-on Corter. ,., Republlca.ru propou a !)lONf&ry and floW policy to cnate rull employment and prlceoublllty . ll1lio 1o to be achieved wl\h a • ratralni "" spending. 1 nldualcn 1n ......._ .ond lltl ond 10 resulatory • "dloin«nllvoa" for OppUion 10 . . . and price CX!plr<lb one! cndll oonii'Ob 11 caHecl fer. u 1o tho llopublltMI ~ fer a belanood !-.1 tJu<W!t. Thlt .. 10 be .....,.._,t ~ -ood - prupoaed r. 1 tu cnodlt aoalalane<! provam 10 help parent• wllo oonc1 their cll!lcl""' 10 ptivate achooiL R<tpublleana oppooe the creation of "•«oncy ahopt(O ror lhe. unJonl.tatJon of ony 1011 .,bile lll.lflPOI'Ilr< ~In tJ<boolt. !\'......;) ~™ llepul>lam want and prodolm \hal the country equallifll>u for__., in .0 upocll <If aoclely, euepl In ...ptrallon lor t11o mlllcary dnft. ~.they~ the r olUiutlon of \he !IIA. The plotform uppo .. o a fed eral .,...,..,...... ~ on llates that have yet to ratify the amcncbtnl and propooo equality ..'!""'~ tho J141.'111 IO be part of ealollng dvll rlghlt lawo. WMfe &v:rt1-Tho pl.atfonn oppooea U1e Deportment of EnorSY-t>osun under Clrte.-and reCen 10 ll u " w11t1ful bureaucracy." Rq>ubllt:aN plan to ~ on a pa\h 10 erl1t1'8)l IOII..Wfldoncy lbtoullh ... Cull and~­ by t1lo de~ of~ oiL ood oil bypn>ducu 10 ........ the develai!ment of ...,.. enerp ...mo&ccY· Aloo they call for the ..........,.. or mute~ owtridlcnl .....,,, bll1 by 1 clecreoM 1o on nattral pa. · ......,..,..,. opendlng. To help ~<h ....,..SY 1011· A clrudc roduotion In Clrte<'otu ouffidtncy, tho Repobllcono rely on oyotom, blaoted u boiJn« the....,_. lncroaood ..... of coal, no!UI..t Ill American hillory, 1o pl'OpMod. and 1\U qle&r enerSY• Moll lho board rote cuu--c:allod iotporlar)tly, tM uoe o( coal In (Or In the .......~81Jth blll- •indiMU')" and OOWV production II 11'011'1 the ~ 14·10 ....,.... 10 neceaury. A '"reviJlOil of 10.$0 pii'COill. .... proppaocl- to be a.onbenome and ~ IIJ'iapnt ~ over a tbroo yeor Cleon Air Act f'OIIIIIadonl" lo period. planned 10 " - ' .................. coal. ........with for lnduocrioo - .IU . _- ' ..... __ sa• ......... n...-pollcy ~IOood all t..,.....,., r-.1 ...xro1 over tlotribtO>o ...... tbo lltlbJI 10 .... ..... locol . , . . _ ....... lllot:k ...... Tho ......... ... IUJIIIOrU a~ on wbat It .......... eolo tho "WIIIofUI" rood 8toalp .... .............................. .... Aloo. .... - wtU ....,. ....... be IU4o ••rat lcm&l'' to lie~al nudoorJill' of till llopubllcon , . lotcr--' - tnal'l)' II GIDVOIOoolf.......,.. 'lbo .............. -thol ortlllclall)' ourp . .u uorv ... _......, ,.._ ....... ~Mt:y-n. ........... laofl, etalllll( """.JUIIIIIf'L.~ ~ ~ far """"-*! ,.......,...,_- ~ Df .... lhnlueb ~ and ........ �L3I®.~©itm®.~1i©ID Election '80 Student supporters Up~ort Major contests Sheffer stump for favorites · It )'OID're a Al!le ioMJe &.q In New York !SUie'l 14111 "-"b'y Olottlcl, end thai ........ • by Terry Canad e -"""'w pooplo lhe rf8ht way.• , _,....- 81111118 at tb& O!nt.,. l..ouns<' MO<Mr dtctloci dolly II upon uo. abloo In SqUire w be the For IIWIY ue Jludonb, .... just taOil populor method or anotMr Thesday, but IM a rew. n r. ~ lbl& .., be the the dlmu or • IonS ond diffiCUlt ...._ wrry 10 readl Ole or sr-est o.mpa18J>. l'or people ~ """""" Ul ltudonto. packet• or non·apal'v' among 'The Unl\'el'llly brancheo or the 11uclonta at uo. they noed not look •at11Jut palltlcal •• onen any further lhllll the Squire Hall lind ~ looldna to the Center 1.DUf18e. residentiAl community rM auppon. It'• a .,...S bet that any dolly loJt Accordif\8 1D C.pom, Oark people wetk .... oould have round three hove IIO'Ie 10 various .............. ol or four politiul or&aniutiona the IUffalo IDOdlo In order w !!<" l'l!pf'e*Tted by ltudontt-$11tif18 ... their Jlorleo In the public l!shl· hl8hly ornamented tobloo-Just Bocauae many UB lludenll vote wallins to auract followen IUTIOfl8 by abltmteo blllol, the 1tudent the panera·by ln )he Center com"*'"' focus their ctfforu on l.ounp. Bumper ltlchro, friobeeo, tho Unlverally community. T ·th.irtt, butlont_. newapapen. Accotd.ln& to Wolfe. ..maulve pooten. and espociiUy pamphleu lold1edn!r or the CXliDII>Wihy wu haw flooded Squire lor John the 01ratqy employed by the Anclor4Ciii;-P.x(Ciark, U.tloluman. ~ 11udenu. llonald Jlea&an, ond avon lhJI• Althou,9> thole ..mpa18J>a are Socl.tll.tt Worken Par1,)1 ISWP), lorl!O natlooal operatlona, the Vt'h.t' cau.Jed thMe .cuderna to 1tuden1 worbra~ oo the whole, do j!lve time to help o1<ct theoe no1 !eel rruscnted or ·11lena!fld polltlal flluJ'ft? nna Szoke or the lrom the cam pall!" C.poui Studonu for Andenon campal8n bob...a the Clark orpnludon 11 aald ahc Nw " 1 Jot or apathy, 10 1 U8 I> "'mpor~ant. becouoo It tendo decided to educate poople on ~ 111roa .YOUf\8 pooplo.• ahematlvet.• Mi<:hael !'Hod of tr""'"'Xooordln& to Szoke, ..,. mere S<udenta for Reagon o'l(anlutlon fact thll I &el Involved mak.,. me ..pJ.tlned lhot "mott of the Jluclonl& feel Important ID myoelr. J fed are uninformed.· Important to the oy~tem. Elw!n Ct>dlalmllln or the Studeuu for lltot.tj!l1 rm • ._,)' ~ ... Rea ga n campolsn Lulgl A oolio&<• I am a part or that -donultl ..yo hil Job II to 1y11em ''Wolle odded, ·t think h's m1ke student• "contclou• of Jmpurtanlto A"' polltJc.ally Involved thermelves u 1hapert of political and II'• alway• ~Ocant." phlloaoplly"-to toll them. "thdr Nlewiodonultl ooiJld, .,., 1.... I vote• are oot wuted." Hepolnuout can do II su!focieot. lll can change that "not W>l1nl! wtll affect ihem cne peroon'a mind, I'm 11tiafted." ad\o<tnely." He went on to "Y that.,. people GeneraDy, II wu " " - ' &ID0<1II n>ol!y JP'I lnlo It; they rM!Iy ~ 11uclon1 campolpwtrs tbat hard • • apot11,Y Jo atiO prevdlnt 11 UB. 'The time put in.'t>y compal8nen Rober1 C.poui ol the lid Oark ranj!OI rrom 5 to 25 houno per week wc.-koro added, "I have 11ood out In and' lhcu,9> their condldt101 may the middle or Squre 1nd ioen the noiAOI ol<cted. they ltubtthal It lo dazed loolr. in stuclonu' eyes u 1 11W worth the dlort. •J donl fed have pawed oot pomphl«Ht'o my time hal been wuted at Ill.· clbguntlinc and diatiJii>inS.. l.lnln maintained Szoke. Wolfe or the Andeno<t Cllni'IWt llMo lof\8 campal8n It now iu" • expreaood anser at "the people who dolly .....y from belnt! hiiiOQ'· do 1101 care and the people who oome uf thole workero, there' will Ignore the - . "" the aalbfacllon or lenowins that -al or thole ArGUIJO" here •• they inRuencod """"' people a1 to ue plan to remoln tOJP'Iher beyond which I<Mr they pull en electin thll election. John lo4cNMtan or the di.Y. 1o1o11 are planninflcelobrotlona SWP aald the •,.u no mouer what the C>UWOII>O. rrustrotinjj. but you ,..., look N'~ let a smile awo hio forwvd and II)' ID win people to r- u he Ilk!, have 1 the couoe; Another 1poknperaon Uule )Wty." _ ror the SWP mentioned. ·Wo don\ M ....- l.eods of tile Holt.zman run becauae we think our ~ eapecu a much louder candldote wUI be the neal method ol coltl>nJlnC: "I'm .,..... J>I"''Odmt. we do it to Ill' our ideu 1(ftlt11, ond I think I'll be I'HIIy • proud; I plan on belrc ''Oil' happy.• Olpoul no!fld, ~. we'd OtMrl""' limply Pns IO "lludy.• Uloutudenuto 1101 involved, butaD In any caoe. tho.e wW be other Wtl can Ilk of them it 10 VOle.• To gndkSJ,tM in futura yt'art, lnd that, Nlow!Adomsld odded. "l!wn If undoubtedly lhcr'e wW be more they don' '"""' we ,.,... we should ... - . . ~ cam.,.qp, "W..,...,..,... support ror public hJChet' education. yuu may ha.ve a ..,._ doc:lalon to make wmorrow. . Incumbent John Sheffer (R,-Cl. a member of the -.....yo HigheT lldueatlon Comm11100 friaod ol the. 5Cote Unlvenity ol New Y~ ISUNYI. II ltoiaC~ 11/'_,_,. who aiiO tnowl I Wttlo ...., educ.t1lan: ,_ name u Debbie Major. and An<L.-•.- olle'ooU.~aduato. ......,• ....,,yo wanled to run forolnce." the Uyoai'Oid 011d, • and there wu a spot open In the "-"b'y oo they (the State DtlmocTa.tic Couc:u•luked ~ at~ U8 part ....... 1974. She il planltln« ta ~ with • a.c:heior ol Attl cSesroe in ......... ICienoo thlo year, When ul.ed If ahc ~I the Democ:nuo had written off unkalln8 Sheffer, and ihe,y needed run .,.WI him, MaJor Ilk! ahc wu 1101 e.w:tly ........ She did - ·· ho~. thll her c:ondidac:y ll ·not .. lrultloa u that of Dmtocrallc con<ldlte Gale llot!rw1 in lad< Kemp't ~ """""""' to dlouict. When Sheffer wu uked the ...,. ~... he ,....,.,.l.ed. "l have OI10Ullh trouble tt')'lns to fl&ure Out the Republlcanl, let alone tho Dmtocrall." Shoffcr, who II endlns hlt llrot term In office. WIJ run.· ....... ~ ahc ..... thlnlcJns 1IXI«'e In I<mil ol • 1101 famllilr with hio opponont'o pooitiano on lao<leo• bUI Olld from whit he hal teen of her. '"Sitoe'o • IUIItown potklon when ahc decided w -public offbut the ~y nomination ,.... orr....... and II wa Iledtled· .....pet.... _ . . .. n.. ~. ~uJor ~ that r.,. u much too .,...S to tum..,..... Allhoo.ISh ahc .,.,._.thai Sheffer ila t""''lt peroon support Sheffor has fll'"" SUNY. l)e I> stW in the ARembly'a minority porty ond that an pr<M! to be ..,.-. to~ . "d"" 10 the fact that Antherot l.t Rcpubllcan and any Republit:U> in AIIIIM!nl ilaiJ1lnS.• ohe doe> no< hlndnnoo In paoain« lefJ!alatlon. On the lao<leo, the c:h.allraJP'r e•preued full aupport believe he it unbeltable. Major, who is aiiO """""& on the Liberal P11'1,)1 llno. for~ and ~I lundJos for abonloo. wltilol In ..... ahc noted that . . - . . from the United AUIO ...60monlly OJ>POilnt! the dulh penalty. Workon, ocher unlonct and potilicians will help her doeln\ wk\, Major """ will oontinur her work In the Atnhent ()emoc::ntJC P.anv, and c:oUnl ou• candldoc:y. A l!"cluolo of Sweet HOme H!sh School, Major went · - - lllempt at public orl\c4,, • - Jost:pltSimon to Oplthorpe Univr.rshy (M one year and h.a• been me lO won"' ·······SALE ........ NOW IN PROG.RESs-!!! ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES . 20% OFF Notcbooh - lftCI7hn • .,.._ - paper • liahr..,. - AND MUCH MORE - STOCK UP FOR NEXT SEMESTER WINTERIZE YOUR BOD!!l [ Rexall Vitamins 20% OFF HEWLETT PACKARD ACCESSORIES SALE 20°/o OFF ~tiolll Boob . Seriee E & C u..-. Library ~ Boob . Eaci-mc au.m-. etc. HP 65, 6 7, 97 Applica.tioaa Pac:a Security Cradles • 65, 67. 80 ~ Pada . f"teld c.- LACO -BOOKSTORES INC. 3610 Main Street - 833-7131 o.- w..-.....,. liD a:30 ... FREE P~ NEXT DOOR · UNIV, MANOR MOOU .......................... �~ SUNY a top ClOIICB n li -~ Contestants show different emphasis in Assembly races Law, t..abot'. and 01k!J (.))mmltiOl"t. In hr1 diltrict , Kurw aeatod a ..tellite o(lb pnJVIIII In t!ml, whore pootconll ""' diatrlbuleid aolUng people tu inqurtl about Stile mauers, oocl •lnformlo!S them or Stile _ . . - \hot nwty wet'!! _ _ _ by8teve81- r;...,. 11<'0 years, ~ 3ZO ~ candldoloo Yle far 180 spoc. on 1hr ..: N- Vorlt 5cAie ~- U....S 1• &relhe undiclaU!s- lhoit jXMitlana on IMuos for the cli>trleU In the Unl\-y'l ,idnily: '-,:'~~ativehu 1 named compll!lion uf tho Amhcrtt campu• conttrootion 14111 Oblriet Oemocrallc lncumbon1 Robin SChlnomlnge1' h•• dlrtJCtl!d hla icplatl\'0 ouon1ion to 1he problonu flOOd by amoU buofi'IHin""'- At c:halrlnan of tht Atoembl."'• Smlll Butlnett Subcommfue:e. the ~:..,..,... l"HHdonl hu 'Jl'llNO"'d legltlatlon ro encourase bualneumen to e•labllah pror...ional relationlhlpo "'ith ~~- \ 'orlt Slote, while caiiJns for """""' eapidltlow poymentJ from the S11te.· ,...--_J Many consllluenl• or Schlmn11ngc•.-. Too~waotfa diltricl are porllcullrly ii'IC:I!Ned over tho operlllona of a Delowore boobloro-whlch. 10111e raidento claim JI!IJ.t JlO""''"Iphic: motoriab. While alflnnlrllthat he iJ · - In favor or cenaorohip," th o A..emblyman has de\ eloped ~lion 10cloae •loophole In the SUto'a penal law reganiJrls tho pnxnotion or oboconity. The biD would uwadil the .,....hy 10 a clnt •o• felony for offendora. th e reby fur1her dloocour.,Sng pornographic activity. Schimtnlrlf!er claims. In hla 'bid 10 un&UI lho Incumbent , llepublle.n· ll>Nor<allvo AI Andenon hot ...,._, 1> cleflclendeo In the areo't -*"Y The 50-:)-e.r-okl Cllpel buafneumen revar• no uownploymmtlnounnceoroocl&l _.lily poymento befn8 made by lho ompioyer, In lho first 90 cloyl or en1ploy1nen1 for dlOie oul of work for lho provlow month. Thlo would maltA! vmplo)'ll~ "'91'10 apt IO hl"" worker. on • "lrf•l bult," aCcording to Andei'IIOn. Othor Andersotl economic ~ ,lnducle an lildeU"f! bill dotftnod to rec.um windfall povlito to lho public. and a rocUctian o{ the c:orporotoi.Ufrom 10to&-t In 111 otfort to Ollr8CI Jnduauy, loth canclicl.ttoo ..,......t o urons commlunont to appropriating font, for SUNY: Allcltnon . , . _ that In lhe post. SUNY lunda have been •••I . . -.. . .- IHC\IMftJfTt - - - - - - _ _ .., _ _ _ , · - - - - - - ... - ....... - - --•11•....- - --lo-L" I -.--... ~ --Jor-16~• . _. . . . . . ln . ........ - Siwek hu ,J>Irtlculll'ly . .... •flOI<e 0111 Blamht3 'Y'""" funds, Siw•k tgalntt Greco'• dote polillcal rulaalonahlp whh Auernbly Spooker Stanley Fink. ~Wrlf! Gn.'CO the ·~t hood" of flilk, Siwek. eontends Jla't. her 59'· yttii'Okl opponent hu \'Oied in favor or~ Sow York Cty Joplalion ,_, tha~ other A"""'blyoan ~he lo'YC oru. "' tblnk ho' t a New "York City ........,blyman." Siwek told. "He become tcmplaeent and forsot where he came from.· Alllatant Aatembly Speaker Cr'IICOeououersSiwekbyooplalnloljl that he haJ doM much for thla dlltrlcl, clAiming credit for the ....tontion o( the SIJNY (undo, whllededarinjpobe"behind SUNY 1000 for Buffalo. Groco his ttltoru ho\'e ....,.,. the d\Y a<~hent• pain~ to 1he ecqukkion of S93 milion 1n $tat& fundi O\-er the put four,...,.., ...,.uJtl"f! In •no layoiT• and no ioN the pretent IIJUUion for i lao\ or education bejle\'00 thll thll "cloet 1101 encourojle """""'""'" tUrd Dlatrlc:o A ll'ol!lllber or the Stile Auernbl)' " - 1967, Anhur 0. &ve io preoenUy th>l body'a Deai&Y ~peoker-tlle hipett potlll&il P"""'"'ly held by a lelitlolor from Erie County. In thai time, £>oo claims to have bnJI.IIIIlt 0\~ $7 m!Uion In project (undo to, hlo d!Mrlcr. with an omph..l, on "protervit18 noljJhl>orhciod." The Democ:ratJe,.Ubersl wu one of lbe lounclen of 1\eotonUon '78-a maul\"' pnJV~m whidl hclpod tlw lo>m- Eatl Side area. cw-r..nlly, E\'e 11 I)Uihlnl for a new ahoppins pl.ua ~ IAtl Ull<a ~ JdJ,_.......,In athend '« \ aomp ·-\\'lOud ,. ArN. tNociledaput..-uthe bulldlrlf! or 90 unlit or "Soclion or f.l&hl" housltl8 for lho' Pl18rtm'l Creoo malna.aim l.lut he wa• l.hc Church. All thoae proararnt only Oomocrao who wtod In favor 'i'>ntrlbul~ tq the Cty ..-lvlng •• of tht Tuhlon Asalatance i'I'WII)l pc:rccnt or lU budfplt front Now rrAPl durin~! Its lin1 yNr and "tho Yi>rk S.a1o, wtUdl II a rar noal year everyone cllntbed above that or any other city In the aboard:_ • Sca~e. ""We have Uteftlly kepi the Another luue that Greco city atloot." m~ed E..,, "oocl l''tn ..,pponod, explU>ed Siw8k. ,..,. proud o{ ~ the 40 _ . . poy """"- for E..,..~ ilonol Davia hat ~"Thoyclaerwo-' _ , allepublil;an Commlu......., or iMnS raloe." the Erie COUIII.)' 1n the MuteD .Diotriet for Ol<e<' n~<e l.eslolatu.......- Adminl1\ ro1lwe )'IIUL Jte . . - a Juril " ' - ' Aoo!Mant oald, "but lo vote ~ fi'OI!IIJ!IIn 1975, when! he tllt!maelwl that. 1arSe raloo II wu tho first Preoldenl or Cora l>. ~:. MaiDney C<tleee· "My atdtucle po !iwejt b aloo"""""""" ollldl tbe woy bock to wt.l I wot II Ul," -nlfl'cl b<N!Iv • ttofute oi the .-'a elomenCaoy relaiAid Davia. "My axte:em II that and _.1')' ochoola. •leforo Stalo fundlns for SUNY lo UMcl , . . . . ~t ,....mlliY ,...,. or-orttoe-~ 11-tetm onyoMcanpctohlal-.........,, ..-tJyJoma-focilllyandttalf ~ 10 bot . - - - ond lhoy flnt capo widl the aalarlet, but J'm for moro ~ St..,._ :;;;::..,..._ problomo of a preparatory IMov,ad'"' prognmo that ttudenu ..,..,..,... d\l)lonllll'rw ""' odutalllln.• lho fOra:lei Ill ttuc~n. .., deal wllh.• l(lriiCOI ~ • ..,.p~a~nod tald. '1 don1 think that-. dllld In IOovlt worUcl on the rapid tnonok 0u.Sin& cam~ ~~&UIII \bot tNa- lwaa fair -tope• ,........biiOrdln JJ77,andpuohed ...,.... ......, rw ..,..._, quality ~ llcluoly. tho for 1he ' " " ' - or the line to tho -· .....,.. ·~ kind or - . · ,.,._ <:ampuo. •r don1 think 11 -~ 10 hiM> a camput C; out thero,'' ' 'lUI Republican· eor-vad . . oald, II you're adU butlng .,,_,,. back and funh." AIIO' cloCendiJ14 tho prompt , ; ..,.,......, or the Amlwnt c:-puo Dmt beilevw thaL ·- let out o{ oil lhk I .S. In •-ncl ,....,.-eoP"""""·· u,.,.... oomple,•,'!f. """'roe... nsw-a .n . - EBS,• ST .=:-=-------:-- ----- --------:---,. •llY·- ,._,... ·-- Ali ..top "'*ily." hoa plodg..t ~o push for l"""""aed SUNY f~ndln~. 6oth Keane And hla Republlcon opponent, Rober\ Lof1r, have tpoken out 011 t.w ond O<dor Wues, Kune hu propoaed a bill. •tlpuialltl8 thol cocwleted f~lono oboukl not be allowed to vote, whale aloo fr.'llri-a the ~th ......lly for COfUin 1)'118 or vto~m1 """""' l.ohr likewiae ftvotl Cllpltel puni6hn)ent for'"'""' axwietecl or qualiftcatiorl"' (or ro-dectioo. The 01"Sl dc8rce. nnardt!r, and a COrmo!r member of tho Buffalo ' 01andotol')' prlaon tftmt for public Common O>uncil f1Yt he b fi~tl118 of'flclolo chorgoo with mlaoonduct. asarn.-c.. a " bloa1od Slate The creaiJon of pnvato aec:tor pom.hent; and contondt that jobs -Is a key itluot, ocoorcllr,g l,o "the ~ hu 0 V<!ltod l.ohr, who (.,..,...tho ollminAiion Of Interet~ in bod pentmonl." the ...... tox, bellevl"f! \hal II 1n on .aon to combat lnllalion, lnhibili proclucilvily "You acuwly .. blc:h '1>enofl1t no ono 1><4 tho wouJslnl be Joloor« lie. - . '80'"'"""""'." Hoyt "'Pf''OU the· eaplainecl I..Ohr. "boctwe by • lnclelinf or State lnoome .... rod- or you'd """" • ' AcxoorcliOS 10 the Lj1ip of' Women better tt1u trade. ClO)l«UUy from Voter• £1ectfon Gutdo. the Cilnada.' • Oemocratlc·IJberal r.vora 1he l1le Lackawann• dockWOrker lmplemenlfi':'" of • "'(air and believes an hnpurtanl luue equlttble -1 propert,y tu 'l)'llem ooocemltl8 the SUNY •ylleno If the under tho Immediate control of •plight of port•tlmo lluclento. "You local llldrlf! turbc11ctJon. now have more houaewi- and Accordlns to tho plan, more worklnfl people lfl>ln8 ~to homeownert would be 'held tchool part<lme," Nicl J..ohr, "and hatmJesa' (rom ony •-om! lhoy deserve II10I'C ta> crod!U IO inaeue rooulting from o ohift make furtherirlf! their -lion a wlptln lhoit duo tO ...... u lho;y bll - . oWned ohe..J""C'K'K"y." tnr........ Ole Guiclo. 1441th DIMrleC To """'- unemploymonl, Hoyt _ Atoomblymtn Donn& Gorski hu •upport• Jack Kemp't ' Enterprlte """""""r.red hlo rooont efforu on Zone AOI" to pron1010 private the deve)opmenl o( BuflafO'a lnvalmenl and croatc tnnttr-clty waterfmu area. bclkwiM..ttuu thU jobo. "People tbouldn1 be sh<lm..d will "hove • m'Wtipllei"'!!'!Oc:lr on tl)e o!f imo ~d-erlcl pubHc Jii!Cior bWlcliog trodea lndwt ry. As a )Db•: told Hoyt. member or 1he Sbte llanloinjf FCJI!owing m III1IUOC8tll'ul bid for Committee, the three-term US~ In 11111. Ounttan I.. a-ttowop b the moln ~ 1o tho llepubllc:a1l ._or the "Cndu.tted Payment party'• ~ to lncumben< Mo~ am: whieh wbtea HoyL He that •a toplator banb to 1a1» ""'"f"&'!' with hu 10 w<rl no1 .,...Y on behalf or lfldlns ~t acolet relative to his diatricl, but hat to pi'OlOOie the ho,_..,non' lnoome at thol 80CJd lawo for the St.lle •• 1 whole.· ilme. Speaklns on the ..-m rslh or The 16-year·old lnauraneo brutal kllllnso tn luHl lo, Cbmmhtoem•n w,u .....,.,.,.lble for lfoeuenschwlllor lnalolod that tho "lnturanco lleoclab1U1y 1!111, • "radam I t - l,llho lt!vol,thll tnany requlrlns thai all lnturance people believe-1 ttlll people oon>nloCit be written in clelu- and • ~Ina Yrr)' OIROdonal way c:oheftnl ~- • the efforts or •. - that are LooiU"f! ror tho chmco 10 bleck.• repreaent the people of • a-t1owop one{ luffalo'o Wollam " Generally ~eoklns. " and Eut i.oYe!OY cli•trlcls io ~o.ald.'JdotUppOI'I Republican nominee Waller tho fwtding or ar.-.co." The Ph.D ~ "I believe I con rdJte IO called for lho ......,tlal lncroue the people In the <10111tnllnlty who of sradua\o uolttonllhlp pay the ttme bUio I do."_...,.. remurwotlcno. I\IOtl"f! lhac '!wtlco oteelworkar'a uolofi l t oward It not beln_l nrved," Nowlclo,J, "beccUICII'monoorthem." The Blatiop Tu.-. Hlp Sdtool lloettcWcbwiller It dolll"f! for lmpiiiJIIetJIIIIOII Of the dJI&Ih graduate ft "apPalled" II lho patOI!y. amount or Sttte fundt being . . . _ ..,. the downttate ....._ """* """'*' """""* Nowicki . . . 10 .,...,. ...... DIMrtcl himoelt ...,. .. conoUauenu imlolved 1 n - _....... .. ~ tU dQian ...........\'ar\. ...._,eli' -llldwdleane...U bod< Ill ~ - to,.. wtilo local .ioldllolry. ......... ,.... CID In the ..-elobo. you_....... tho -.Illy. ... '"" puWlo( -.dee 6. lhltl botot 'Tronopona_tlon, ~ !leCIIoD lnduel ty hef'e/' maiDtained Nowlc:ld. TIIt'ee·let'm Ataemblymon l•ffolo-aru wa..IIDyt. . . . . ~ ·.-.sot dlotrlct ....................... SA-ec-lder Allain· .,....t · ~ lkdfalo Stal!""t• ~· Dea.,. A•al ........... ~- ...... A.r; 1'lcbla ..~ ..... ~ ,.._ tf- !'-}wle6••.._ I.D. !IMr~l'taM ..,.._ -~uaia ~"- �- - - - - - . . . . D.Y Steve Simmon• All condldatl!t (or thl! f~86fralo area teA.~& in the Hew Vork ~lAte h;n.., been vlgumualy campalf!nin& the lut two montlu. Candidate• rrom the 56th dittrict, Oemocratlc·Con•ervatlve Raymo11d Gallogh<>r &nd Republk:&rt llmtll ,.,..,.mond, have becm 10 dlllgtOll that they were unable to be reacl)ed by The ~rum for cocnment, 55th CMtricl t:ncompa"in6 the 1\or\h, Weot, and tliOSl of B<llfalo'a Eut the 5Sth DiJtrlct playu ph'Otal role In the de\,lopment of the Ot)"' soc:lal &nd """""""' •tature R"pubbcan ~e Dll'id Collint II 1 ~~ Oenoc:nt •nd ift'l ttyt u art ad\·a.n•.lp'. ..,_ he .... 10 tho """ or both Patties'..,_.,_ "I'm )wtt<lbn& the poop~<! that when they gu Into the pons, pull my hM!r lint. and tht.on \"me 1hllir ton~Cienc:::e.,.. .xpWned COiluu In the ereo of hlf!)>m' educ.tion, COllins th~l the Unlvt!t'aity ploys a 1<ey cofnmunlly me, In not only provtdlng an educational opponuttlty. !Jut oliO creati"'! lobi and muldn,g -tyouna tal01'1t" to tht! area, 1lm Oty C..undlman bollc-.o thot public education u 1 pubiX! ,.ponsibility. ond that 'tUpaJ"'rrreaUy don) mind •pendln6 money (or educatJon/' •• thl• if an hwestmeru for .we, e\et')'DC'Ml't future. A IO.ye&r Olmmon ~I ~nthofly Mulollo ....,. education os • top priority &nd hat puohed for the complelion u1 liB'• Amherst C&mpu> In an otlempt to off""' """" of the eN"<<IJmeot ~- ~luiello (a,..,.. tho .,_,ITollutiott of • few area ~da " Welhould ow and ...u ~ education b a leh..,.time commodll)'," propctOed M..~toUo. "and havr 6ecl"""'' go some oudyh\8 c:ormnunJtie• l~rporated.• A sclf·proc:lalm<!d blttor enemy d e...ffalo Mayor Janloel Crlfnn, Mu~IJo dairl'l$ be hu ''thepharded eYcry major pitt-ce of ~loprnmt le!Palodoll throiJ8h hfa role .. ChaJrrn.tn ut the Finance Comtnluce. throiJ8hwhlctubowt2001tom•ha•epoaoed hl~ urf.oe in Z" .)Wrt C..Hina bell.....,. that the Cty'• """"""'Y can be Improved by """"""'4!11'11! 1>1& buRneu to eapand. The 41-y\"M old ~ lavon delayed ••• credits for bu•l-.pplled to a more lucrative year-and low<nwe<t loON for locol de\'elopmonl . "I don' f!"'l"rally . •upport ... rcduc.tlon ror buslnc.a s... e.tplaincd Cb111n•, "unJeo h promises to pro<luoo • positive t•n!liblo """'' ·" 69th Diotricl The Tonawonda·Amhent-~Jarence roce plu two <trlltln&ly dlffel't!t'lt candldal... The incumbent, Republk:&n.Qmserv'tiVe Waller J. Floss, Jr. 11 111 u~ politician w;th the Jelt·proclafmed lttitude or , .• bu1hu~uman " On the Democratic· 1\IJpubban oide u ~ Q.lllinon "ilo has ,,.,..,. bdont held public o(f-. ond odmils that tiC!11 r•dlc:alln the Senate.• CuiiiNII wu asked to run for the position. and oontmcb that "I'm a candidate, - 1 PQlltician.- A rul MtliU! uh!t.n\ln by trade. Cullinan attock«! ~ for -.gnoring" ttiC! vators. "The peopltt '"" ml1repres<!nted by him,• declared CUIIb~an, "bc.>Cau>e he hu lntroduoed vlnuolly no bill• Into legillatlon." Floss claimed credlt for rcttoril'll! the "$Z6 million t<l<:llhlt tho atrucl< fmm the SUNY l>udgot " CUrren\ly, the Eul Atnhont ,...ldent Ia wor~<~ns for a $350,000 •wroptiation to buy o •nno bird"-• trucl. with o 7Hocx boom ond bucl.:l!l-for the Gomvilo volunt..... nro cocnpatty 10 u<e for ....,'l<il'll! the ua c1ormo. "The ..r"'Y or the people in the lihoulcl be the ftnt c:oncem the Sl.tte:•• $aid fllo.l The r.......... ll•yur Erie County ~lotor hat propooed • bill which would requiTe the sure Board or Rege.ru• to project employ"""u neecla 10 yeon tiC!nce to oVoid situatioc\o tike the c:urrmt ahon~&e of oompucer pro(Vammers. 1'he pro;ection should be updated e•cb year, '"'PWned floa. w;th the proper chatlj!.. Implemented Into IChool cunioul• OJUI.nan made 'I J•hm to the s:a-udlm4 population to vote their future," it• UMMed. ,...'tlC'I.)"'ve 801 to lak.c an inle:rtsl in politico," The .. ndid•tc then called for a refonn d the Stile" mor1Juono Ia... "I dont r """1 Col,..._, h s...-a S.~~WW .. ,.,...,... ,.,,._, n...rwo....._ ~IVAU: Democnt~ M•••no"'"- ••~hllatlld diiOIIId tne lu..- alld Nth ~. . aJ.~ lhM c.,...agn tcw a au1in ·~ lOt the SUNY , .,...m. ""-leo• - ~...., tht COUt"M~ think it's nght that an indovldual ahould be sentenced for havlrvc 3 irmlt •moum of mArijuano," ..ld L'ullltton , '"l'ho leg41 cnor&• •hould be redin,cted to ttiC! big bey,_,.,.,.. ltlo'lltln4 oil ttiC! p1vlit " CU!Iinon oiJtt oallnd for l'!ltppropriltlon of lottery monhot 10 tht State education fund to go""'"""'""' reduce or elimlruue k:M:.al tchool caJ.I'!f ror nuw Ff"S m1o the fund," O.llmlut, "attd It'• bo!irtS rippocl off- that'• (or ......._ In the Mi!1JiDr _dtizens. ·u"s or "It'• &~!~>era~ ••plained Snnale. 111 rna~ turt "hal t rw "'faar • liCih Lbtrter l!oth c:ondidat.,. in the Oty of Tonawonda· Grand IIUnd-Niopro hila clutnct ha"" &pedfally odd~-' the envii'Ot'lml!tltal .......,. dUrin& this contpoljvt Incumbent John 8. Oa1y foets thlt the State mu.st t•k.t 1 more amhle role m toak: waJlc dit:posal aincir "'private industry wUI not n.ovc as ful as noc:a~~ry." 11W. lAWiltOII f'.t.opub\.ici.n li lhe sponsorolo SISO,OOOam•ll bone! issue bill to build • modttm w·ute cJit:pout p1AJtl O..llmBer Rob«-rt CI'OfCil cited Lew•••on·• SC" pipeline!. 'W''t'Wdl I) dwupUliJ IOA.ic wutes irtro the Nla&ara Nh'ctr and CCMlM!Q'I.Mmt,b1• Lal• Onto State 1.. , allowed thl~ Uk.l! '"'~ lO happ<'tl," COI'llmd• (;"'88· · we no -nw '"'V$ have to chilllg.t!' 1lw to match the willfn' the pt."'ple.~ n.., Tol'wwanda buu:rance broker seu lhe ll.,ed ror stricter enforcemen1 of erwh'Onmtl:ftlill llw•. and 5trength«rrun& 11....., to ttiC! JO«<Ied "midnight dumper · If tho> I. not done. '"Wc11 h.l\.'e • aisis AtuAn tn ~ ~ur or ..,,- d<.•.,.. ~10~. loth Clndic.IAIH fi\'Vr cre•llf\1 tAlA inc:ent,Pes 10 lllrxt prlvatr ~ndustna.l &m'el1rnen4 Oil~ a~U.J for 1M · unpt'O\'rlnf!nl d thew""""""' to l>rooden thew. b...- · The r...,._ Hon'lrd Rudent I> .,'"'"A lor tho ""itoliullon by 1985 1"he Sute'1 respoo~bUity " co ed~te.· belie>-u c"'88- one~ hb lnc:utnb.nt opponent is li~ewiMS mmmillt.'d 10 the SUN't' IYilcm. A sU·yl!.~r member of the A•iembty·, Education c.:.uuunluce. o..!y bcU...·ca.. "We ha\1ft cenainly nlfthnl\blcd the lnteghy or the &ate Unh·eNity sy.sl ,.m II would be ~ crime 10 let Jlide duwnhJU alltfiCI titnc and money thai we IY.vr mn·~lt>d a0 far-bur chit mea.ns dolbtrs." Chevy goes Whole Whog'"! -This coffee table masterpiece ... Which. should you lind It necessary to read after my preface. will stimu· late you for weeks: -CHEVY CHASE at Pizza Hut MONDAY-THURSDAY 2 PM-4 PM Buy one beer, get one ~ with the pwc:hase of any food Item.• II NN GG ~ :z: 41 .!1 :a Get happy! Two hcUsof ha~for th8 price of one. g 11'1 11'1 ~ 2555 ~ Hwy. Gernlle • &88-&701 3901 Sheridwt Dttw, Amhent • 839-2.109 3980 ....y A - -. AmiMm • 8 32·1210 r I • �iI ifm~©1tm~~~©m Election '80 I {All eyes focused on key states ! - - - by 8etb Goo*hlld i ~ ~-.. n.. ~4M11'-Iu WOOlen\ ' counterpul, oiU ............,. II l)oiJy a:JnteiUid ltld aillcoll)' lmpanont ore - . s ,.,. by popugr - . 10 boll! canciJclota. n..,... con be bul rotlwr ~ on ontlqulted JUb.divldod ln10 four (!rOUpO. ooch """"""'""lho eloc\orol ~~~ doVlnlluenco wbldl c:rrtaln I"'ICCoN of tho on tlleO<.-. 1'1N1 North IJIIUICI CIOUTltry uaume on ""',_..jjnary South Dakou lfl, Nebruu 151, and &mount or Importance. AI the Kanau 171. which oompriiMI 19 of tampal&n wtnda down, the two 1ho area'• 13-4 oleotoral ,..,.... 1\ll major party candidate• are ...., IOiidly for tho Republlcon lnt!"talfylr\8 their In tlleae n o regioN, reall&lf18thallheya,..,atlU Seeond , Mlnneaota 1101, anyone'a for tho taJcJns. Wiaeoruln 1111. Iowa ttl and Mo..., 10 than In previous yean. MiS60Url ( 1~1 are morelmportont to the 1960 eampaljp> hu oome down the c:andklot.. thon tho flnt VOOP• to a r - erllieol oonteoto In those but atW polo in ~ ~ llatu whh lorse bloca or oont....redwlththethlnl. ClolmioS " undec:lded" electorol voteo. Sl eloaoro, thls.,...c:oncolntro11owt1111 b a b,.,..kdown tlle>e ,..,.1 oompetUion. - a II baulo...,.. ............, carter".. u Mon<Wo-. The 1\'ut-~osan cooanlly. pure home .R•te . . , _ . will help him ltld lllmple. In lt7t, CArter wu offset An<Jenon'a aomftwl\111 1"'11" JWopl cJeonly by Gerold rord. foiJowin&. Iowa It a!ou l\orlpn Durlf18 hlo ProJidoncy. ho has oour~~ry-Jbnmy'l January pain polntftdly <M•ras.vdcd many of omt>or&o io 11W remembered u J - 6 :o: !! " or erront or thote tl~and R e•gan' ~o contervadvtt rhetoric appeal& to cheJr Jnhabitants. caner h11 never won an election In caUfomla 145 elccrora.l ...otet) and slncoe h IJ Roosan'• home, It b highly unli\oly the Prelldcnr wUI be evon able to n\01\&SO a rapeaoblo o.bowtns • II"'"' Carter. howe\'t'l'. hu yet co write orr c..urom1o IUid her •s electoral VOtOI. JuM Andenon. WID nmt probobty 6how any C&rt« erroru. .. he hh otrons appeola amons oollese ttudent> IUid In tome tuburban anu. which ahe Prelklm\ would need to mount a ~bleeffort '1'berc hal '-> llnle oompetltloo In the Well IUid linle N!O!do to be ,..ld about • what wUI hlppen vMdJy.u thocoldliacwtnter. ~ William Mlllillen, IUid I« CMu<-, Dotroi1 IUyor Calomoo y~_..,...bil!wt•8i"'ten. IIUoh II olooeapec<ed to aid~ by l'lit .,.__ on 1ho 1ickel. ()'*> lu .,.lor battJesround. IUid Ia lean Ins toward Roasa 6: Unemployment pluf weak bac:klfl8 """"'« blaek leaden and In rural .,.,... hu combined to put up tho Proaldalt in seriow tr0t1ble of lollftS this lcey all"' whleh he won fouryeanogo. 81ue<x>Oar wurkero are tho taf1!101 for ftea&ln, wbo bel- he ean oonv!noo lhom thai C&l'te!"o emnoml<: polic:ios are at fault for hlsh iniWJon. An unpredl<ubleaute,butatill"-<<od towardo tho ~ column unleaa .C&rtes' can pull loJt. mlnutJo..,.. once -. apin ..,.._.,. a topic carter b , _ \'Uinerable with-the ftCODOI!Iy , Unemployment ltld lnfl.\tion are high and confidence hu"""""" In hialeadenhip~.potilicale.nalyatiA)' aboul hla tU.&ndlns there. Yet the mkiwestem 11a1e docs have "rone lies ta the Democratic party IUid C&nnr has begun a concentrated effort in hopes or Htaplf18 a dehobWtatinS loss. Mluouri and WIJCOI'Uln 11nt both rated toss-ups.. WLiooruln hit " opocf;ll affection (or Andc.-.. In ram, h could tum au1 lo be hit only outright vietory . Mluourl, altho~ lobelod a tlsht r -, I> antic:ipated ro bac~ cartftr. becouae rob the inner cl\)1 bl.od< South """'· n, 1ut block-ohio lUI. lndlona OO<'e loyolisu. ..,.,., 1131, lllinoU IZ6I IUid Michlpn (21)- h of 8ravr t tratef~:I C lmporunoe and wW bear heavily on the finol 0\11""""" Indiana 11 dearly pro RNSan. to Is ohe only one or tho four thao IJ"" deaMlUt. Mlthlson b clole. cart.,. hoi a hlSh l>netnploym<.'flt raoo to oombot, but ..m hllo much or ohe Sune"a 1abor A:Upport. The 1wo poUtic.Lan't •upponora-rOf' n. .. ' South-Onc:e Cilrter'a hard ore loolrJns ""'"' ltld """" like they will boll from the Wlloo he formed in IS76. 11le key queJIIon b whether I"CJional toy•1ty tCarH~rJ or CXINet'Voti"" ideology (fte.ASanl ..'{11 predominaUt in voter'J mlndf u they make • final decision Tul!oday. ' Tea•• 1:61 it the big prUII he,..,, Ntllonal Security, inOatlon, Goorse 8u.Jh a.nd minorhy ditenchan,mcn' wilh CaJ1er are 11id 10 give Re13a.n ... ..... , . Prealdent . ....... blact IUid hllponlc t\ll'nOUI tohowachonoe. floricloll7lllthe other ~ ~ C&rteJo r-» w~ lnlnocity - Roosan ...., hia prior for a voluntary oodol .......-~\)! ayat-. Wbh a bisb pai'OI!f\Uise or rotlnld folk. that'• akin to oulj:lde...., ~ia alao ~ a chonte IO Joke okfahoma (8), and Vorglnlo lUI and MlaluiPf'l but rhe """ belon6> to C:..rter ol~ many asolnot .,.,_,. eaDfns m. 110101 are not ~nteed ror the Preoldent'f pookell. '""' &11- No other areo .. u lmponont or u undedde<l Altho ,..., 8i"'• _,.and _,.IUICI the lenoloc\ rloes, and pn>l>obly no where elM does Andonon make IUCh • large t pl••b. New Hompohi,.., (4), whieh mode or broke primary c:andkloleo bod< in february, b ....., clriflkoS toward Reason ulo Vermont 13l. AndarJon alao hoo an outalde ~ ol oarrylns thio 1!11a1J ttato .-Jed omof18 the gianll of the Eut and b _ , aa obot.ructif18 a dean:u1 Cortor win In Muo.ehuaoelllt4J. Rhod• Joland (4), Maine (4), M•ryland 1101. Dolroware (31 and \Yaahh1f!1on D.C. 131 all clooft, but e•pocted IO Wind up In the C.raer column.. New .lerfy (17) b nip IUid tudt. but 1ean1ns toward ~ on account or the economy. 8oth be IUid the Pretldenc ore fW>tif18 for tho subotantill . . , _ . of blue oollu ~... here and In tho a,.., · l'oMt)'tlllria 117l lo• crucial atate that .. botly """"""" by boll! caner IUid fteo&an. Once apn. IUI"DDUUlo the key to a carter win and he ...... CIJ'ry tho dky ol Pltiladetphlo comfortably to have 1 " " " - llel(pn ..,.. had • a-ble leAcL but •'Oiotilhy hu offt!Cled It IO tho point where h'a Ill but a draw. ~ York 4411 u lUI but hardly leatt. lr one 111111 can be Aid to delormlne the wltoner, rhlacould be lt. Andonon with the liberal llne-olthoush hlo baokins I• aofl- wlll affecl C&rtor'a chanceo_ and ,_t probably aid Reason. Yet carter has made a Oil 00S puah hen!. wirh many v!alta IUid ren«Wed Republle&no predld thot carter and Anderton wW lfllil """"l''libec:als and the ltate'll.vp Int....... Jew1Jh con11n1ency, aUowins Reason to c:opiW'II h• hoolthy ..a~e boocy. Corter hoi ele<:wral ....., hia fortUilOt chaf180 rapidly here, buolho llde now _ , . 10 be in hU fa::; ll he can keep Anderson'* ppeal undftr mnorol, he 11 a~ ttr than 4!\len choice'; The We1t I• Re•san't, the South-<lc:oplte JOmo dl.....,t and dcsertiona-11 CllrtCr'l. The Eul and M.klwmt ere the 1roat in wtUch tho 1980 c:ampa~Sn will be decided tomorrow. The economy IUid tho af.ze or the voter tW"nOUt wiU delennlne the finoJ outcome. llut II ohould be ............... that many unkr-... o!UI e.dl1 and many •'Oien-jXUibly Z.S peroentCwiU no< ""'"' made • 0<'11!ally pull tho ........ unill they "11lcn<s . .. Special tbanke to Newa Bdltor Setb Goodchild, City Bdltor SteYe Slmmona, and National Editor Joaepb ZIJliPie for puftlng tbla epeclal Fuclnation campaig n l .. ue togetb.,.., -S E N A T Q_JR JACOB JAVITS is speaking Monday, Nov. 3rd ( ' Over 100 Top V•rletla of Sube Home of dle 3-BF'oot Party Sub Full DIMeT Menu Popular Beers & \Mnes LATE NIGtrr SPECIALS o.-.--s... u_ . ......,..-.s.-..-. WaAiooOooooT•~- at 2:30pm MOOT COURT ROOM John Lord O'Brien Hall, (AC) 834·1919 Sponsor~d by SBA and Speaker's Guild �.. orts t :: i :f i Bulls lose their fotrt.h straight in afumble-filled afternoon byToooy~ r..,blco, illta:cqlticxu. clrcR>ed puocs. Not <UCI!y tbc lOp !hr.. in&redleoas (O< wimliaa a football pm<, and the UB BIIIIJ u..cl all tine N!ur~ qalnst Edinboro State. A• a result, they lo<1 and tbey' lort bla. 3+10. BcfO<e a wty 1))111< crowd 1.t Rotary Fldd Buffalo did wbl.t aiva c:oodi<S ulan. They pvo tbc pm< away on coaly mblakes. On tbcir fil1l posocsion or the pmr. tho Fiahdn& Scolr man:bed from tbcir own 37 yard Uno Into tbc <ndzono. A 43-yard pauina play from Larry Wh..ltr fro Tim Beacham upped off tbt drive ai UB deftosive back OrO$ Kozar was e&Uaht tumin& the wrona qukk, ht's ,ood," said ICo)lor. "He'SJOI &ood bands." .-'Buffalo r<CdYOd tbc ball oo their own l.S yard line and two ,plays lattr pvc it riaht back on quaru:tbock Many 8ar1eu 's fumble. Whodcr was knocked out of !be pmc on l!dlnboro'• oaf Krics and Bob Jacobs took ovtr quartabectina chores. (Jacobs was w_.a 10 bo lool for t b c . - dox to a cn<lred vm.- ...ardiQa 10 Edinboro Sporu lnforowioll. but h(__appeared than btaltby.) The drivt sa - . m UB ..,c the boll bock. .-e r~ , . Bulls took tbc ball 1.! brinaina it to tbo Scou 41 , v ~ ~ with tbe scoro 7.0, Edlnbofo. ~ Rlc:ll Phlllil>o put tbc Bulls oo the oaxeboard ill the· tca>nd quarter wldt ~ ll-yanl fodd ..... but a Matty 8arTtU (ambit 00 Buffalo'• n<XI poosajon p.-e the -~' F'llhlia& Scou IDOiher ...,.;q - • n l t y o~!be Buffalo 11. Runninc back Jat Early pushed llle biU over from awo yards out, but kicker Rkk Ruskiewia. missed the c.ura point f01 Edillbo<o. makina the 100rt 13-l. T1w two ....... t.-.dtd punts bofoo:c t..o more Buffalo tumo.-ers opaJ<d tbc door for tbc Scou'orrtnse. AD intcrc<:ptloa or a liB Quartetbaek Jim Rodripez- and a rare , fumble by rc:cd>er Frank Prlc:c on the Buffalo 36 lead to • 23-yard Oeld aoal by Ruski.wkz. llarn1l, wbo lllld ]$1 yardopuaq for the clay, tluew ao lnacrc<:ptloa oo the ensufnl pos:sesioo ODd Jacobs mudtod bb t.cam iD for tbc score with a .U.-yard quarterback sneak. Bulls defenslvt ta<tle Dave Aorc'-sto~ in A ,~ FAJCE: ua,....... ....a...,. MwtJn ....,... • ......,~,...... a..1o .---.._ to bloek tht qtra point and Mike Rossi !1tl_ .... ___ •____ ,..., ~ - --.... - - ..... 1 recovered the ball. That do&od out the , . , . .and • me ...... Uftf...,.,..w soaring In abc rona balf with Edinboro ln<tin& 22-3. play. ThiJ time tbc- eoverod)) yvdo. stopped oo tbt fOUtth down. The '"lbt fwnbles ~ my fault," 8ar1eu "He (Baocbam) ,... -ina us 10 tbc endtd as tbt ahltd qiWter lllld,Edinboro 34. IDOODOCI. "I misread tbo options." ball," Kozar cxplajned. " He'd 1<1 the buidt UB 10. posldon and leap up lnd aake tbt Ornny c.-an. the Edinboro coed!.OW - . ..., The Burtalo pusina aua<k hUtalled on ••~ with tbc play o1 tht 1lle'llotlllamuat dl8rwiD...,JIIe- tlotlr' oeriaod tbc Bulb""- rormt ao INII&. "They Joot.a' like • bdl or a fOOd bltltlootlooaonudllikctbo._thalwooli.. r .,_~,...... ~ tOtAIIinJI1 ,.-<Is fOOIMIII<:MI on lllai.''He.aid ~that .......... ~-• .,_Jia'IIPtbc by~----puf doe-OUI o( theUIIcld<DRdid p!ay"'Jll•!be -~~ ----.s ~ a ..........pooooiaa display "**- A ~ ~ - - . 1 fOI ....-..,..,. ~lolo~Jalpl..lkmar111e &lialtaro'WI ...s Rllll<icwia- his SeoD Kowal, !be klocld~ wllo lbc llula , _ tbc . . . , _ 21 iiiLo tbc . fowti!PUolille&r-. ---oo-'ctllitdTD-hittiq PDce 10 yanlo OUJ for lilltt "" the d~ ~ cfrecti-. .tbc .U. poirtkr. PhiWpo allllftl'ttd tbo PAT Z11t "He ldliDa IDSide (of lbc cldaiSive ODd UB- a..ck lot doe-c. , I' Tile fooltth lOria o( tr1lded \)ll<k) aad.• ltiirlltd ......... 10makc a play MQitk dri""t!KIIdloc- . . - t - _, palolocd ....,• • ,:57-" or tW llold _... . , ...,.__ ~...wo.__..,. ilooido • 11." o. ~- - ...._tbc ScaCI JO yard- 1M~~~ - - QIWt<t mded s-uuu., "':~bham ~ c l,. their owo 16 bofCft a ~ Bcnn<!t fumble llall!'ll ,a IIDOibcr drive. Edinbo<o couldn'l makeusc.oftbclood radd pooldon ODd was fO<ced to punt the baiii>Kk to UB: ~ ...in "' Bulls' ~ thwar1col by.a fumble as ..nt.ct Mark~ CO<I&hcd ir up on tbc EdiDboro %7. Tilt i r •= •. toe.,.... ---.. ball... ,.. SOllie'*.,., £dioboro'•,.......-- rr- •• '** --eo:iliol_...-.,..a"""*--- ._:n,.......,.- ..................... --..-"--*wiaioa .. Seven all together Tumovers ~nee pgcin beat thejulls _ b)' AINil' !ibcldlp.. Auisttmt $potU Edlttw Colleb 8111 DaDdo may have to call on the ocrv1c:cs or a ~latrisl this wtdl: iD ~ for !be ...... In tbc pme-with a 1oochho< to win ia," rtlattd runnlna bock Mark Maier. · First half Slatilitics proved fairty eveo-widl the Scou piniQa ooly 37 yard• "!ore tbaa abe llulls-alahoucb tbcy held a 22..3 balflilllt !tad. The dirttrCO«l &liAbo<o robltecl UB pwas cdm<S and scooped up five Bull Cumbl<$. Aldloulh this roport<r found i1 uncornfortaitfe to write a m\ldl 1cs1 rll)t orr. dcfcndtr r01 a 30yard-.'\Ja'playa>discounted tbc cfrecu or tbo - - . . . wllic:h broqht &rtaloni""' thtlr r1r11 snowfalloflhcyear. "II waso'nbat cold " <atlaimed dfftrulve ul<kl< Mile; Roui. "We wen hluina out there 1h11's why there were rumt>ic." Aft<; the Seals •oor<d a toucbdowo oo Lhei< ront possc:s~oo, the dcel><St peti<V'01ioa of the Bulls Bulls' upeomiq ....,e apiftSI 8aldwbt Walla:e 01 bb 1ftl1l bas, aoroe .,..y say, boen displayina sukidal tmdencics or lot<. UB virtually pve abe pme away 10 the Edinbo<o State SaM• s.turday, commhtiql abaJIIy •even tUJ110m1 in tbo rorst half a1on< m nKJtttoal+IOioss. or VB'• n:cm~ problems tW'IIilll the ball O>er, quancrbaek Jim Rodfiloou oommc•lled, "Thin&$ jusa hawen 10mdimcs. We're sick or h bul we don't koo" whal to do." ROdriaucz.. inserted by DoDdo in tbc KCood qiWter ill ao auempt to bdp tbc mistake-proM UB orre:ost.,... picked orr~ ~>or~ fU-LJnS:-~ MM dat«dt;WtlltltNIW~ ............. end maJJarln& his sbouldc<. " If il ........................... "' "'' .................. . . . . . . . ,..,.. .... otlhe wtrt-h'c ror lhost tumovtrS, we • o11'crue was tbe E.diuboro 27. That drive hOwevtr,cndtd theAmcway Buff~'' Other two ront quarter did -OD rumbles. ..We (chr clde:ost) Jlw abo orf<me abc ball ODd tbcy '""' il over," COIIIjllained Roui. ''Tiley (lbc offmse) ha« 110' to aopia.W.." &liAboro wu 001 will-• 1hrir share or miscu<S eithtr-b\11 theirs di<!n'l hun ahem as much. to the ...:ond q.ntr, with . font- at tbc UB • t yard lint, Edinboro boct 0 --· ,... .... __ _..,.._..,.."...""' ,':"'' Milcea.J's~wasa:ooptdUP rant - Send 11 I'CprC8Cilltttivc to o mnndotory mcctirul on THURSDAY, NOV. 611t 4.10 pm IN 2JJ SQUIRE HALL Two plays laltr (after a Buffalo penail)'). UB llantcr Frank Prlc:c pvc tbt ball "P II the Bulls' 36.__ TbM 11\ishop- typical of tloc """ Edloboro c:apitalizal .,. UB ..-allall..-,ostbcScou - drove In p4 tided • roold pi, makiQa lht , _ , 16-~. .t toui oplaintd, "You Jj>ltaQP<tala~"" 1beir mlslakes-lite tbcy did on our&. We haven't betD doillltliM." Tbo _ . . _ . or alit Bulls plo,as- lilot lkY"" plorina IQOCl ball, .....P ror tbo tumcrv<:tS. "Our orr.-- iJ pml)' confidcnl. Wt'r< ~ovina tbe ball-11 wu lust austakes (tbol killed u•l." remenlbtrtd quortctback Marty Barrett. Rodria••• caprtned tile Crusuadon of tbt Bulh plarm. "I don't tnow. wbl.t .• ~ II actS '" JOU~·poelally If It bappttU IICOt_.,, ALL SA CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, and ATHLETIC CLUBs- MUST e><:di<Dt <hantt ror tbc Bulls 10 e,1111 w.-. make up arouod. by Rossi. With • ~ rtcld oosidon}, il roo was an COI'IIiftUaUy. Tbe mo~ you ttY. IM maddtt you 11<1 the mo<c you.,..,. up," ht Ald. The scnio< pwa condnucd '"Tbe coacbe1 ~rc­ otumped 100. TheY k.oow ~.vc . . pia,!'" thl.t COD~~ Job. Dal>ite tbc 11o>11s ....ron""" with !"..-. .tat~. ~Itt .playm ~ lllill oc>t~atl<. Wt vt_Ju>t Jj>l 10 ktep pla}'lnathe way we •• boto playina- i uot cut out the miaalla." DOled Naics'. . "We r' hlto ~ ....,. tike we're"""' t o - " · If we am <liminal< QUI ....,. . . . . we .... ~>< .. -.d.·· •wnmari>.ed Bamtt. �I qoach spooked by extra player; ·aulls' witchcraft haunts Brockport It looked for a while as if'the UB soccer Bulls were to be the unlortuaate viclims of some Hallo- prank. But an alert COIIcb Sal Esposito had-a few tricks of bis own in his baa. Tralllns the Brockport State Oolden Eagles 1.0 midway through the second half, Esposito called to the aaention or the officials that Brocltpon bad ll$ed 19 players (one over the NCAA limit for a team in aoy sinate match). After the ofndals' acknowled&ernent, the Bulls were given credit for a victory, even thouah the scoreboard showed a tie. It was the decision of the ofncials and the two coacbt$tO finish tlie game-and thai mack MiJc:e Ojorgievslti happy. He tallied for UB in,the last 'lnin41e of play .from Jim ~vore raisins • his season goal outpul to nine. lt started out lin any other ·- - - . . . HEAOSUP:,.-' ......,_l' '•'""••o....Siho.,..&o _ .,...........,. ~---• _ _ ,.__ ' ...... uawucndi\od'""'•-- 10 pme-accptthatthe~Rdwas rerninilcenl of one of Ricb .!&tlll,it/11 ~/ YOUR jua wide oflM kft post. 1bC Bulls were swarmilla all o - ibe Oolden Easles, dbins everything but scorina. With the help of Mother Nature, UB was able to work the ball up the micldle of the field almost at wjll . For a five minute stretch in the fl!st half, Brcxltpon was unable tO move the ball across the field. MoSt of the Bulls enophasiud the effect of the wind, even Esposito admitted that it played a bia factor. ··~wind didn't lcaiiY help us that much in the first. We just weren't settled down. We missed a lot of Goal tbMC't',"noted Cohen. "It Broclcpdrt manaaed to l)reak (the winll) sure didn't help oo the ice fiNI, however, as they the aoaJ lticb," complained scored on onlftheir second ~t Schaub. Esposito observed, oo net . A! 18:33, Peter IDore " tile wind was with us in the - fed Steve Soveu, who beat UB ftrst, but when it was aaainst II! netminder Ray Eckert for his (in the second half), we were in fiflh aoal of the year. their end." Chris Simon almost came The conuoversy beaan when ri&ht t.e1t for Buffalo, as he Brockport s ubstituted dribbled in on the len, passed aoalteoders at the aan of the into the &oalmoutb to Walter second half. NCAA rules Sla1C Cohen, who turned and rtred that only eighteen men' may be used by a team . The new goallender was tbteqles'l9th. "I put in a third·strinaer who haso't played all yeat. 1 was aware p f the ruk. h was a mistake," admitted Brockpon coach Dave Emmerson. "I think be bun his players by doina that," mentioned Esposito, "I think I'd be less than eanclid j f I didn't dl! something fof our auys," justifyina his protest. The coach believed that it would be unfair to his players to allow such a tecbnlcalily to go unmentioned,~ UB'l cbaDcu for an NCAA ~.Pff Sh41um's trumames'. SbocitinJ With the wind in the first half, the Bulls held a 4J>finite teiThorial advasuaae. But; ~ Bulls' fullback Herb Schaub ~e..-praJned, "We bad the same problem ~y (qaiast 0swtJO). I We had a lot of chADCCS, bm no breaks." Both teams employed the orfsidt$ trap ruatety-a tactic which Esposito's squad bas proven to be effective in drawina opponents offsides. Because of , this , many poteotially danaerous plays were abruplly ha/ied. • COlLEGE RING FREE PLUS CASH REBATE WITH QUALIFYING TRADE-IN YOUR REIW'E • 9.00 - ~. The Bulls are oo lonicr in cooteodon for a Sllt:!1Jo\hletic Conferenoe benb, by vinue of Buffalo State's 2·1 victory o ver Brockport on Wednesday. Fioi$hina with a 10-4 overaH record (4-1 in SUNYAC), tbe Bulls are sdD optimislk: about their chances" of recelvins an NCAA bid. "We've received a letter from 'f~ (the NCAA) informin& us th•! we are one of the teams still being considered," related Esposito. The coach intcods to bold practice on Mollday and take his players to Buffalo State on Tuesday to watch their playoff same, but ailmill that he won't hear from the NCAA until Thursday 0< Friday. ~· ROOTIE's .,I ~Dint ~~~ 0.. DMWe O.Wr i ef Cliclrait Will!t I FREEl -WITH.-~ - -.. . - "I I I I I I ~ Doc. 31. INO VALID ANmME ROOIItS II ~ I I I ,1 ,_, ... J 1'--"ii.&Jr=.-r ··-"'""# I MM ... I �p O classified ~!',:!~~~~~ )-:, ~::::t J.~.· =-c:'~= t'IF~tor:.;.'· I 4m. lOS P.f'f'l: LOST & fOIJNO COST-11014 alor ~,..,.F...... If I__,_,.., Scoul<'olnlonno<loO, OI!AOLIH £5 .,.. WHneiOiiy l el 4 J O PJI'\.r-otll'tficWyectllJocwolt. LOST. Ellicott I n ttop, Dlacfl umweu-.. __. ..,..._. ~WNW. ~. ""''I"*".. CMI....,.., GHJR. 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' ad) DoN .......... ....,_7 ·---------.1 3rd thru •-~. 8 am · Dati.:Nov. Nov. 12th 12 noon -rl-- 1'11111~ &1-Sp •••• 346 Squire H.a ll ..... Monday thn.l Frldala • Monday thru.Wednesday Fo£ more Information call 831-2388 .. l i ~ 1: ... l~ ~ j �meetings Oroup IAeOI Sotvleu ...,......, meeting todoy ot 4 p.m. T - ot thc ,......_. ...r O.O.Ial . - I t rio¥. 10 ot 2 ·,~ J<~OSqulro. p.m. Juvlng ltom 109 C.~. Sjoonoored b)' A~. Ac:COUftdng Club business m...lng todoy ot II e.m. In ln~l AcdYIUa-lf you would like to tee more: Mel better M:tlvitln, ._,lunteer etlkUt •• an hour • wt:ek to SA lnlernatlol')el Affalta. Call 63'·29'0 fo r lnlo<matlon. 233 Squire. Art Hbt<><y ~bon. mooting todoy ol 4 p.m. In 508 ~ -10 Wo't. looldfte lor · ...cl we'ro no< lho Wo'ro Ulo W~ Art ;.,.. o pro , . . _ lllnge< or moket' Do up.""""' Pw1>ops- ..., -ted tNCnomO 0< quilting. 51101'0 your ......., . te.d o WOI!ubop. We nMd ._,_for mony now Sp<lng wor1ullops. For m<><e lnformotlon atop b)' 110 Notton. 1536-~. Clemons. AC. ..... - ' --•t4p.m. ~-65• ..n6Rid9t Clrdo K moots- ....... ot 8 p.m. In 262 6qu!re. Sodolo,y Ond•rtradtHte Student Aasn. meeu Wednetdoy ot 2:30 p.m. In the !;open lounge, ground floor. S.k& a.te \O benent the 08 Oaoce /1\efathon tpday from 11:30-3 p.m . In the Squire Center Lounge. Frondl Club moeu Wednesday ot 3:30 p.m. In 1030 Clomono. AC. Sou11!xporloDc:o llllllistry 8lblo atud1tomonow ot 7:30 p.m. In 264 Squlr~ RUNion ClUb ,.... Wednesday et 2:30 p.m. In 107 llrl, the Jewbh Sw&mt ......_,, b iooltlng lor new ldt<os ond po,_l. Come to ~ Squlro ooday lrom 11·2'.30 p.m. for oro lnteM«w. M will be _,Ina out todoy. Thoroks to all who conttlbvlod. Clemens. AC. '- o,.., In~ In becoming orMtot? II to, there will be o"mondotory fl\lormotlonol mooting. Pleoso attend one for tho lollo..tng: rio¥. 11 ot 12:30 p.m. or Nov. 12 ot 1 1 e.m. or noon ln 344 SqUire. Workahop on stress ond bow to 6eolwltlllt with Or. Bob Minkoff tonlghtot-8 p.m. ot the Amhorot Chabod HouJ<, 2501 N. Foroot Rd. a..,..ts and ~ bnanlth Wednet41y •t noon in the JS(J ofll«, 344 SqUire. -· UUAII llluolc C<><nmlttee pruenla llobble and lho ~hU -'t.h The New Riders tOtnOtrow et 8 p.m. at llle!nl)ons- Hal. • - h e Dv pr.-md b)' the Or-ludon of Arab Students tOdoy fTom 4-9-.30 p.m. In lho flllmou Room. Squirt. wllb_,AIII!biu. -~ llii;N· Tho I'Oiltlal w.- "A P1oce of "onologuo" feoturing Do-.1d . Wednotdoy In tho Hammon Studloo. Tlckeu ovotloble ot tho door. Scion« ClUb Is pruenUy rooroonlzlno and - _ _,.,. ollotudentlntereated In joining IL For further Information pleiae cell Oto<11t ol 636-5«5 or S"" at 80/lfl wltll Pot lllothoroy and olhora Nov. 19 ot 7:30_p.m. W·~2. In the Or-.d• ThHte:r. lnt.et'Mtlonll Clubt-·Be sure to check your maUboa- in 111 Talbertal lust twice a wf.ek. • _....of~ oc:oustlc guitar with Chris SmlU.r oornonow ot 8 p.m. In the Squlto Rothaktllor. M Tho-- fl-. R~ c..tot '-lng Fr~ ot 1:4!1. P""'ln tho Squire CenW ~· Sign up In 223 BcU. - o magodne - e d 10 · lho arts. w11l be O<Upting """"lsslons of - r y. ~ fktlon, .......nt ond ortkles On tho oru. SOnd 10 8Mk -.ntaln 8 · Portor ~. Elllcou. e..rlolo, NY. ~ 1 Mlf oddruoed "1mpod envelope ro. mum ol Corter - , . Olllco ......Jt.o,..., Second lnlvvt.. ~ lOdoy .. 3 p.m.J9 7 "-Yeo 10during th ploM .mit wUl be d~. fluunw Writing ThWJdoy ot 3 p.m. In 7 ~· <:. Tedlnlq...,. lor proparlng on effective resumo Will be diiOCUued. Job c.""""' your work. DDdllne rs Mew. tO. i·:· Frld.y •t 3 p.m.l.n 316 Wende. A vkSeot.ped tnttrvlew will be a.hown and dbc:u.s.Rd. Also, •rter lhls workshop, ot.>donu wUI hove o c;l!once to proctl<e lntervltws b)' \ISing _.ping oqui~. ,.Law Senloc-t-A represen~tlve frotn • "Conlomp<><ary - . t a n Poetry" gl""n b)' Joonne Kyger Thuf'ld.ly at ' p.m. In -436 C~t.nt. lntervttwlng Prepare\Jon and TechnlqUIIt Vlorkahop " llurlol of W- al wut Volley" gl~lii!Mn Dono of tho NYS Ocol!llcol Sur\oey tOI'IIOfTOW ot 7:30 p.m.-ln 328WAC. Elllccu. Wutt:m New ts<oolt F~ tomortOW from 8-11 p.m. In tho, ~. Squire. The eledlon rewlts wiU be .._.llored for you convenience. Efttl'""" C:OII011t School of Lro< wiU be on eom,... Ttu.nctoy. Sign up In 3 Hoyos C 0< cell Mrs. "--t ot fl- 831·3515. l'llrlofltles ore -~ 10 _ , . for an InterVIeW. quote of the day ''Ninety percent or the putiJ that fall short don't go In the hole.'' -Yogi~ A-•= "The F - ll<a.._ (Koril) on tile An>polla of Who We<ot~o Koroff gl""n b)' Prof. Brunllde Rldgwoy of !lryn Mowr College Weclnosday ot 8:30 p.m- ot the Albright Kno• Art O!llery, 1300 Elmwood, ~llntl tknlor.-Tho Ad¥On<ed ORE Test In lllology, Educotlon, Engineering, UterotU«< In Englloh. Chomlotry, ond Psychology will be given Oec. 13. Sign up • b)' rio¥. 7.119f>11Cotlons for thKIRE may be obtelned In 3 Hoyoo C "'· 15 Copen. Tho "Coftveraollono In the Alto" Esthet Harrlo<l Interviews Dovid Fran~. Wodnotdoy !1:30 p.m. on lntemotlonol Coble chonntJ I 0. at --Ins! be--- Q8 - · · Growt!l c..t.t Is opening o Men's ~ .. ond ._..,. Sorvleos. Anyone 10 toll<, IO,O<In- ollnfor- Is encoutag<d 10 Amerlc.ln , . . _ Song p<H<nted b)' f'oUct.tl Hwrb, Paulo Ull ond "'-1 Pott....., -su...soy ot 8 p.m. ot tho t.ln-.1\y Chutdl. 1<1o1n ond Nloigoro Folb Blvd· Call 836-7~ for morelnlonnatlon. _ . w - . Tho c-.r It locMed In 211 T - . .._.,...,lon Open 12-5 p.m. weekdoys. n. ...., LMmltto Ploce, locMed In tho Onlwrslty CMM< ot 336 lloldy b now open lor tho fell · - - for - undoplond--·........... '"The Klllorah tonight at 9: I 0 p.rn. In tl\e Squl"' Conftrena= Thu&.e:r. nd ,..., ,......: .. well• .,Y oohot OlptCb o1 otud11ng. We oro o free d<opo h- "The _,...., • ....,. _<:ool" ln'170 I'IFAC. Ellicou. In · no _ . , . _ . - - . y. Open /0\onday ll.)p.m. T.-ey from 11· 1 p.m.• W - y ltom 1H2 p.m. Thutodoy ltom J0.3 p.m• ...r Frlcloy ltom ~!2:30p.M. lAIII ........, <lroorp .._. ~ -ot 7p..... Hoi" F'rldoy In 170 iYAC, ElllcDU; So<urday lo 146 Dlofendo<f ot7-.&:45 p.m. s-doy ot 5. 7, ...cl 9-.30 p.m. In lho Squtr. n - r. ollero , _ legol ---toolli.III-Doyou-· hHrtftrg In SWJ I · tonight 1t 7 ond II p.m. In lho Squire Conltr~ Theeter. · · 0... trained tuto<s, oil · - - college lftllrUCM!ft, we reedy 10 help )'CXII•rn to organlre time, . . . . . . . )'OUt ~lery. Wke better lecture notu" c- iRJ cow1.l or the. Pfe..alde.nt'a <:ommloolon' OLS hu ' - -ts.IO oct udlfonclero. for .....-.... For .,.... lnformotlon- In • • OL.S open II" p.m. lilondo)o, 'l1lundolr ...., Frtdoly. until 6 p.m. T . - , Mid 7 p.m. ~ 1ft 340 Squw. Aloo 1n 1171'1FAC. Ell-.-....,.._,_, p.rn: aJI.zvJ. T-, w-·t conr.,.._ Bowling, Squire ....._ -to• --.-w.--..-..--.. . ". . n. Wltlltte 7:.30p.m.; lllon·o~ p.m.. ........ . _ _ - . , _ , ......~.Come.. "'Di lloldy.......,. ,_ 1~-4 , ......... Mondoj. ~-~,_ 6-9p.m.Aiooln233 s.on ._ ... p.m. TIIOOideya. --.,SquWLanoa.4:30 , T.....,_, Vol~ ...SO. llonownaore Ut)loonky ..... Nlrod ~. S8CI. • • drop-ln a.-lol lAnter ' - ' ! In lbo ~ '--tllog C.... ~In on _ __ ....,_ . . .T . . .-...., .......the - , Food>ofl otiWdwJn.Woll..,. Colloto· ~ ---1 It tltl alltiC.IOMII......,.._,..,..,., 7 . 1tom M p.m. In 17 SquW. Come"' loot!r ...r ooll. You :';:;!~~,;:u:.~•~<lothlngallo.m. Stop � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/80c1238b90236e7f859c0260d3713e18.pdf 580286e7979997c988c458180f90cb33 PDF Text Text A special to The Spectru m Downtown construction changing city's face Rapid .transit just the beginning _ _ __ _ _ by Rlchud Chon Onr of the morr grophi< remindtro of Buffalo'• foil from gr>« .. on• of tht nation·, ~~t citles is Its downtown a~~ . W.• ~·•Unci. Pittsbuflh and other northtOUiom dtidwhlch short tho Qurrn City's ' lnd...,r!al horl~, downtown Buffale> is &ray , dirty and cliapklated- hardly a sourco of ci""-. priclo. And BuiWonlano .,.. quiclc to romJnd visitOMI that ill reoJ fUm&lll Jlts noc downtown. but In ita IIWIY distinct nei&hbort.oods. tho pod<m of <thnk and racial divomty that point to tho city's trur porsonolily. This may bo than&lns. how.ver. Tht Buffalo of tilt 19801 wUI bo charoctoriud by • flowortna of construction projtcts downtown . Tht oponl"ll of tht BufWo dillrkl (set relatr d al1icln), much comtruction _is planned for downtown Buffolo. And perhaps tilt main catalyst of much of this cha "3t al0111 Main St- is tho rapid transit lint. Work on tht LRRT lint btpn two yearo 010 and is procrtdins on' o r ahtad of tchoduk to itJ lot< 1984 compktion datt, o<1:ordins to )owph R. Offa, spobsnw\ for tho N'-ta Frontift Tr.INpOrt&tion Authority (NFTAI. which has botn ..ucco..lully lmpltmtnted In citin such u Bo!,ton and Min.nupolis ~nd ohould brtna IJ10r< pooplo and monty into the downtown 1~1. CunenUy, tho mall dtolsn is 20 porctnl completo. &nd tho NFTA t><ptets It to bt in th• so por<ent phaor by ·~ 'Prin& of 1931. Corutruc:tion wUI brsin In Frbruory 1982. and tho mall Jhoukl bo compltted oarly in 19&4, ready lor tht LRRT subway's U>O"~Urol run. Tht t.-llnod ' ' By the mid,-1980s, Buffalo w ill have donned a Janus-like posture, mindful of its past greatness. but with an eye fixed firmly on the future. ' ' Conve.ntion Center downtown. Oement Chen's Buffolo Hilton Hotel on tht cJw-se- of tht line'$ construction and waterfront and co.n.ttruction of i light rail is i.n rapid transit (LRRTI lint on Main Strttl u.. only tho bt31nnlnp ol what area su\>stqutnl oporotion. Tht LRRT will run ~ for .5.1 milts from tho UB Main Strm Campus >OUthwords toword TupporStrt<t, WMrth will ~from a po11ol Into tht ht011 of tho BuffaJo theater district. From thert, It wiU trawl above ground for 1.2 milts unt" it reachto ols fino) dalinotion at M<'Mrial Auditonwn. It iJ tiM! grovnd-ltwl rout• that will run throaah tho downtown are•. and alo,. thh 3, 200.foot otmd... tht NFTA is planninato bulld a podtstrlan mall, whi<h whrn completed, will bo tht IOII&ftl of Its ~In North Amtna. Tht mall concept obsfrvfn an percrlvtna as 1 "renaissonco" In tilt City of Buffalo. on att..,.pt to tum bad< tho utbon decay that haa plasued thh dry for tho put two clocadts. By tho mld·l980l, &Halo will haw donnod • new )an...Uko potllU'O, mindful of ib pat( greotn.... but with on •rt fiud firmly 10 tht future. Rqlcl T ranllt Btsidts coi\Structlon on tht wor..-front and in tht dt)l'• bursoonl"ll thtator m.11l will bo rovtrrd with a two-toned sranJt< brkk .;ckwalk. P•s~ng<n will bt ablr to ride lhtlraiN fiT< frtrln tht mall zon~. wh1ch should n.n .Jbout on« ~~~r:ry lS mi.nutes, tht lnnpo lncrt'Uln& to t"V'f1'Y lhtft mi.nutt:J dun.na rush hour. Now builclinp Moanwhik. plans • .., beina drawn for three now bu~dlnp to bo built arow>d tht. Gtona« Strttt aroo o1 ~In St.-. Bbffalo Savin&• Bank will bt &in domoliJhins RNCIUI'f'J in tht Cltippewa. Washingtof1 ~nd Main St r«t area (includ.i ns tht historic Q.,...., Buildln&) thh. Janu.ary. Construction of tM bank's new corporal• htadquan,.... will brgin this April. h will rl5t to 13 otort.. obuv• lht wttt •nd woll bo >llilthod 10 tht originol 'old·domed Buffalo Savinso buUdona. Across tht llre<t from tht now Buffalo S.vin3> buildlfl& wUI bt • brand ntW loklory Hyau Hoctl. Built. oJons with tht new Hilton, to tili adv~ of Buffalo's now convtnhon <'ftlltr, tM hotel .. m Hyott's of builclinp. whkh dtslsNttS tht company's hiahfst ltvol o/ plush lwcury. Tht o:!Ncture will futurt a.n inlmor l trium. or open lobby thot will stntdl all tho way to tho lop. Acrordinato Frank McCuarr, onr of tho -._,.,.-cia» logl contr.actor:.1nvn.tin8 mon~y into tht proJtct. tho buildln& will cost 530 million to buOd. h•lf of which will bt pur up by H)'dtt, tht other hall provided by local invtsaors. The 400.room hotel is Sd for complt-hon In 1983. U.t and lust of tht ntw tkyKrolpers to au3JI'lfnt tho 8ulf•lo sk~Unr is tht ttnstory Ubtrty Notional Bank corpor••• hrodquariOB IO bt budt ntxl to tho Hyatt. Tht local bankon& form wdl ~b.andon UNit old ht~~~·~~ ~• M.1in Vld Coun to tnOYt" .nto tM new bu~ ..not ,..., recrntly -~&nod two locM finru. C•nnon o..;p, Inc•• &nd tht Cowper Company to dtstcn •nd buold tho edifi«. Tht ntw buoldonc will coot S17 million and should bt rompltted by rho ond of 1982. �T ~is :. hol!uffolo Or ;. it1 The answer...,. to be a qualillod yes. Judging from all the constnac:tion pro)«ts bdns pii.I\J\td ~.. the City, Buffolo rully·does ooem to be rising from its ashes and if not Ayina. apin. A ~bird, indeed. The reoJ questions I oow...., to be: How mb<h of tho Buffalo Renaisaanot is roil. ;ond how mu<h b just O.erzeilous p•blic relations7 Buffalo is• cotnin& back, but to what dqm:1 How U<Ktly wUI the Clt;y <hangc: and how will . this <hang<: affect its midenl$7 Th<St art the questions Th~ Spectn.tm hopes to add,..,.in this special tdltion, City Limits. This' projoc:t was a labor of love for th- staff mtmberw who preparod it. Unlik.! past yean, most staffers on the paper are fro111 the Buffalo uea, and•thus - approa<hed this i&sue with a ml>c!un of pri~ and <on<em, optimism and .l..ndins. ~kism. • . - Thr questlon of Buf{aio'' rrvfvol ml3ht be irrelevant to most UB studtiits, Mpot of us will stay herr four yean, get our drgrres and move on Ui the worli:l to mo.;, exotic locaJes. Many tfansi~l ~dents from outsidr We:stem New .V6"rk ntvu really get . to know Buffalo vuy well. spealcihs terms with the City. Maybe it's due to ' the loc:ation of the two ampuses-ooe the .Sutor edge of the City, the other quite a ' distance owoy in tht .Ubuibs. Rtgardlet$ Some MV<r even get to On ,./ of tht <aUK, a soocf IIWIY of us ne¥0( venturt outside tht confiDes of ou< comfortable; if ilolattd, student mlcroco<m to challense tho City or kt it Challonge us. We view it complo<mtly through tho dislorted lmqu on tho TV ~· or we san the CitY's srfme and rubble and close our minds to its pO.iblities. The truth is, Buffalo'• unglamorous facadtiiit5$il~ Because of it, it$ ' people •ar~ dow'!. to e,rth 'a nd unpretentious-and they face life with an unmitipted view of reality that i$ ofttn ennobling. It has been called the "City of No IUuoions; what Buffalo ladt_s.in sllHu, it makes up in h;ud truth. Not io say that Buffalo is totally ~aid of elqance or cliSS. There are .left-oven here from a gilded ~e. and the AI!Jright· Knox Art Callery, the Buffalo PhUharmonic ;ond even the Buffolo Sobres. are rrmindtl'l of Buffalo's present commitments to quolity. But for the most part. Buffalo rosidents are eamest.-tOukh working stiffs, with enough dirt und« thoir fingernails to ktep them honest. • Whi<h is why the present "renaissance" 1s so disconcerting-why U rings our of tun~ with~ our sensibilities. it sem1s toad sood to be true. Whf'<h is wh)! Tht Sptctrum taking a good look at the Buffalo Renaissance. We want to make Sure it's rea1. tl/1' .. Enjoy. is w.at~ont development an upper class J'laven • _ __ _ _ _by Steve Simmons ' Named ··+Harbour Pointe." these townhouses will be built facing south, to A <»-acre pa..C.I of lond on Buffolo's downtowo w~erfront, left, un~tloptd •ince the Buf{alo Urban Renewal Asency purchase it in 1963. is now being transformed into a $100 million ros~tiol o.nd COlll!llerdal. co,mplex. Un~r the direction of the American City Corpprotion, f~ Hou$ing and Urban Deveio~ funch wm be uoed to croate the Waterfront Villqe. w,hicb will feature shops. orlices, restaurants. allow for the instaflaUon of passlv< solar panel.. Upon completion, Goodman S<IY•· Harbour POintt will be the largest,passive oolar stniCt\11'0 in \he country. condominiums, townhouses, "'cvcutiv~'" hotel. ~nd 'Pt'tvlou:s .sue~ ~n Amerlcon. City, a' subsidiary of thr Rowe Company, is a priv•tt coruuhing firm whl<h specializes In rrvltaltzing mu.nidpalitia. Two ye~rs il.go. h wu hired by tht City of Bulfolo to conduct an extensivo market •!'•lysis to determine the demand for w<h a waterfront project . "Other companies hod tried to develop a pion in the pail," explolned American City Adminiotrativt Assistant Pat Goodman. "They failed because they nrgltcted to use m.ukn a'naly,sis." loott JI'Ouncl , Jmpresstd with American City '• work, the City invited tllr Baltlmo~bostd corpor-•tion to stay on and implement the proposal Uoing paJt of • S4 million city redevelopment gr..nl that "is, only h•ppenlns bec_ause of thr Cart er Adminiltratiog," according to ~~r llll'!'ft Grifl\n, the Urban R~ewal Asency bepn oono~n~etlon In Much. putting in sldrwalks. perJdna ~ and _.... V.irtually. tho only constrUction problem. encpunt.M so r.r ooncemtd sewer inttallatlon. AIOUNI 1970. when Urban Rtntw1l fil1td in the h&rbor, they UKd dirt, ttoneo and ~. ("Not tho best materialt," as Griffin called it.) Thuo! tome ueu of the harbor art' very porous, and water accumulated lud to be pumped out, whUethe contractor lald pipeo for the sanjtary sewer system. • Through thdr IJ»fket ~no!yais, k.noon City ~termintd that there was • hi&h cltman<j lor "class A".offlce IJ>a<e, high quality restaurants, and luxurY condominiu.mi. "H~vina nc> monetary interest in thr proJ«t; ; asc'>rding to Goodman, American CliP role is to "br(ng private ~elopers and nrgoti.ote with them for tho purch..,. of ~ land." T~E_ SpECTI\UM VaLli , No, I ftldoy. Jl OiloW ,,., -c.. "___ - -- .. --- _..., ,.._.,_ ,.....,... .... fioodol_ .................. . _ _ n._..._ ___ in_$ooihtW. su..t.W-,. _ _ . , . ., NowYdlCllt . oiNow'l'o.t.• e.IWo,- T........,C7161U1--- 1710/-aJl•Jifl.-...~lWOIIolf. . NOW YOrio. .............. _ _ _.... _ _ ...... l"ll-.a..t•.uO:tty -~-- tlot _ ..... -1>1\lw&SI.......o;t;f, - So f~r1 tht respoMC from devdo~tot Phase 1-tho area dire~tv_on the wate.rfront-has brtn more than rncourqing. II\II'IY belirvo. T1le parcels ' are being sold at an average p,.,_ of S~Q,O(XI aJ) -Kn!> which •!=n!ina to Goodman, is •actUally a very low price.• The .oommtrcial carr wUl be compriotd of a four-building officrl sttail comf10und contolalna 233.QI10~re fm. ot~hi<h 95 ~~ has already been leaSed. Ala~ will be a four hundrod ...at seofood rostauront, operated by Speciality Restaurant•, Inc. of Tampa, Florida. Complementing the Waterfroat Villas<' is the city-owned Erie Basin Marina. . Conotructed in 1912, the marina frames the Waterfront VUlagec as does ·Otment Chen's new S20 mUllan 500-room·HPton Hotol, whi<h has enjoyed a 10 'percent occupancy ralo In II$ firit few month• of operation. -according to Goodm.ili. - These figures of ouccess point to Amerk~n Oty•s 6perienu in revitalizing commwlities. P.rent Company Roust has completed highly accloimed similar projects such as fanu•il Hall in Boston, and Baltimore's Harbor Pla<J', wh!<h opened in July amid a fanfa1'1!'ol fireworks and clipper ships. While Mayor Griffin crtdlb Prt$idtnt Carter for the renaissanc:t_ success, American City's Goodman belitffl that "the reason the projtct actuaUy got started is due to the support of Mayor Griffin.• Calling Griffin the "moving fi>rce'' behlrid the redivOiopm'<ht • 1prttess.' Ooodm'an · contends that "the Buffalo project has been oo successful, that it's being uotd as • model." JoboandW<ft Griffin .... the entire project from an economic viewpoint. ..The kty to everything is job1-, v aaid Griffin . sati<fyin&ly. 'Tho Hilton created 2SO construction jobo, and now employ• 300-190 of which are minoritln." l\1tanwhUe, the Waterfront Villose will ocheive simUar employment ,...ults GrifAn belitVa. In additlpn, an eotitMted $1.5 mUiion ann...Uy will be added to tho City'o tax bue, according to th.t Division of ~omk Dewlopmtnl'o 19791-nnuil Report. 1'his will "'"'""'"the 'tax bU.," expWnocl Gr!ffki, "and there won't be u muc:h bunltn ,o n tho !ndi~al as I~ is . risl\t now.• The project is moving riahl along on •• ochedult towudo ils 19el completion d.k1 oayl Giif!ln. "Whto you laok back and lind that tht land has been 'fatant slnc1. 1965 o.nd It was worth S450,ooo-and W< Wftft(t Flllna a JI<NIY ill t-s.'' Griffin - e d . •"the """""' has been outsWIC!ing." �i.. you - th&t becauw in olm.O. overy I'NIIJOf dty, lhtir JNyors ~tt endonfng Interview:..James D. Griffin Straight talk from Buffalo's mayor ,- - - - ----»Y Rlduord Chon fdjJor:S not.: Bllfflllo lla olot.g hWO'll of colorful politiatl ktultn. from Croon Orwhuu/ to F,.,.k S.dilo. '"'d M.lyor ,....,.. D Gn/fi• is no uuption Altltouglt he lla rtfl>fr lwn tJcr:usd of bt~ on i•IIUtdWJl tltt /ruly /ruhm111o from South Bulfolo h4J •umtd o rrputohon for lu. .trolghtfo,.,.V,w ond ctmdor. Griffi• <4n>td rn EJJr<otr O..rn<r CouncilmAfl and lattr UHU o Suucr Scruuor b.fore nmrtiltg /or MAyor ut 1976. lRnltd 1h1 Drmocrotic nomination. h« ran iltd.,...Uttrly o• •k• eo.....,.,..,;,. Plll'ly litlctt and slwmtd obJ~rvtr'J by winni,g tht tltcti.ort. ~ Now. Griffin iJ pmidmg oot• rho rctJIIWt10tion of Buffalo, and hU un14Uf pQsitiort~itietd mar.wrlck hlU gn.11n D ronca1iatory I Ortll to hU admlrustrutiOft, Ollt' o( bipartis1m compromur. Tho politics of Grif(m art rh# pollricJ of prog..,aJiJm. Tk•y tAA)I lad< gr•ct, b•l rh•ll ...... to b• u>orl<ing. Griffin talk•d with Tho Spmrum for hal/ an hour and touchtd on a tHinrty of JubjiCts from RApid Traruot, "''IL!l..!! '"~nt US C•nsu.~ IO /lmmy ~ Fol/owmg u tht INJtUCript of llu.t int•rvilw: Q . TNt s,.ct"''" Ia doJnc. •pod.\! I.... on tho Buif•lo Rrnoltunce. A. Good. It's about bmo !hoy got poaltlvo lor • clw!p. It took thom alona tlnw. but Q. Wl)ot iJ your molivation for wonting to tbmlnolt tht flvr coundlmtt>-•t-~1 A , I don't bdirtt wo rea.lly _.t 15 coundhnm. Thot was 0.. ~min thing. I don't ...,.. who they ~ 1 don't ...,.. if til(')"~ with 1M or-oplnst - , 1 think tho Council should bt miu<od junas a mans of Avina monoy for 0.. poople. And ..vine • lot of hot air, too. Tho City ol Buffolo now is down to about 370,000 pooplt Alld wo don't ·IIH<I 15 council m<mbero. You takr citla thot are far l"'1'f th.&n tho Oty o1 Bull .to: tbty don t hovt 1S moml>ffs In 0.. council. And that's lh<t only arcu171,mt I havr. I w ;os on tho Council fro111 1962 to 1966. And 0.. coundlmen in thr distrim do more work lhan the councllmen·.•l·l&fiO. Q . So~ ~pi< argue lttat this mov• would ~·• you more political levr~r. A. Thai A th• l<o<t of my worTifS. I A~ that if tht Council ...... wmothinc that il going to bt sood for tho G ty. they'rt sotna to VOl< lor it, I don't w.... t. bunch of y&mrn down thert on th• Council floor. l'd rothu havt: prop!• quostionlnc wh.a1 we're doing up htR. But in the long run, if II' a good, theyr• goinl to have to vott far it. 1£ they don't vote for itj thoy'vt sot their fa«. Q . Whott about mttro soven'tment. An you for ftl A . I'm for It in pha..., Motro aovtmmont il a phr..r that *"•rybody UJa .tnd thoy think I(• the savior of govrmme\1, but it ~ally Isn't. I would lik< to Wf "' in metro •a"" tnruit .systom ~ in Bulf•lo ond Ambtnt. But ho dld. U (0.. Nlapr.t lqisbtWl!) hod two vot... th<ty would hav• kllkd llw whole s)'>tom. Q. Sh.lrpo said they .._ bluldtna 11 to Tor\illwl.llod. to ~Uevi.ttt t~ l.w IUd. A. No, 1l>ey.,.. hll<lnc it to Tonowonclo becauw it would bt • lol chop« 1l>ey olroody haw • rood b«<, llwy olr..dy hav• th<t ril!ht ol w1y It would bt a lot <he>ptr than bulldlnc ot un<krpound. II •D comos b.>ck to tho doll.tr "'n/ StudentJ should rooliu that, becauw it toka money to build tho.. ihinp. It tok" tous. ~ people havr to ~work, to ~ua taxfs, to prodll«! thew thlncs you will bt ridi113 on: Q . What abo"' th• Un.ty Rl<Uy thr other / d~yl A, Th• Unity Rlolly w .. fln•. I lhou3h1 •t was • littlo too lo113- I stayed tho"' for about an hour and IS mlnut... It g.avc .some: prop~ a toapbox jull toM bt£nrf a crowd. I thoucht that •t could hav• boon don• just .. w.U In •n hour. Q . You wrrr h«kled out thoro. A. Wtll, you Clln't win thorn oll . Q . Do you know what this W"iU aboutl A . 5QIIII -... sa'ylnc tho Ku Klux Kl.tn and ill! "'"'""' how '""'" thoy know. btco..w llwy had • mombtr of tho Ku Klux Klan who wanted to nm acolNt mo os • Consorvativo ca~~didatr when I ron for M..yor. Alld tho one. who worr hedcllnc. I btl~. w..-. lrom the Communist labor movtmtnl or jimmy ~~~.,. riaht down the 1~. ftisht down theiSno. Q . Som• poopk ore clw·png thot ltmmy C•rtt:r Is buylna tho rloction. ,A. Nope. No. Jimmy urttr ,. the only Ptftldont tn th<t h101ory of our CoUIIIty who hos on urb.in pbn. Jimmy ~~~.,. " tho ftnt ono who r.alu.. thot FoOt~ money cors fl&ht do~ 11\e~.hok il pnvatf tnt ft.., dorsn't ctSrM ID and help. AM that'> who! wf' r• do•nc wilh tho Chm h<>trl Ht ldt from SM. mncio<o. Alld ho buth thot hottl. But he built lt ,.11h S4 "'allrott lrom tht. C•rter Admtn•>lr•tlOn iUld •bout SlS miUion from Bullaln b>nks Tho Ciry ul B..U•Io wtU a;ct that 54 milJoon that wo lo.mod from Own . •nd th•t money ,.Ill com< b.>ck to our Clly •nd wr wtU loan it to ot.h<n. •t bld Thr ..mo th•nc wtllhappon with tho Hyou Hot<!. Q . H.tvr you ondorwd Eli•brth Holt<tnan for Sonottl A. !No. I hO¥tn't .tnd I'm not goin& to. Q. Why noll - A. Brc.J.- •h• tsn't IJIY typr of prnon to .-.p.-...,nt mr. ~ Q . I• <ho 1~0 libtrall , A. Too lib.rol. And I h.vrn't mdorwd hrr opponent. AI 0 '1\moto ,...t, •ithor Ill O'Amalo,,J think. knows <1 bit metre about loclll ~ovornmont thon Ll.t Holt•mon. Q. Some proplo "'Y that•o h•s pnoblrm. A . If lt'o • problrm, it'• • good problrm. Brcou.., hr rrp.....,l> 800.000 peoplo In Hrmpslc>d, th• lor&"' town, I boU..V• in tho Co•ntry H• know• '1ltlt u is to hav• tho problems of locoJ sdftrnt11<'nt. Alld Ll1 trndt to bt for things I •rn ag;Un<t . Q . For eQmplfl A. Abon- Whkh I m ap<MI all tho way. • Sht't "&'•MI a stronc milltMy Un•ted St>t.. iUld I m lor il. Wt I1Hd II. but$ht•lwaY"SHrnltotyveCXCUS~S. 8ut I am lor hmmy Utlor fm for IUnk N""'ak and I'm le>< fohn Wake. And tho>t orr tlv-M proplt who I'm WO<lunl fO< f\lht now /Is lor os tho US Smott is <OnCornod. I ho.., tho lw>cl. oil. I uro .... Q . Wha• ,. yout stand on 0.. w... V~ dtJn up rrot&-c• .mel nudnr 6Wint;~ 'in Wtset.m Nt~ Yorl-1 ' ' 1don't care what a guy is as long as he's willing to sit down and talk progress. ' 7 _ now thty'rr s-ttinc posltlvt. Q. What exodly do you want to luve u your legacy to Bulf•lol A. Wdl, I think l'vt ldt a P"'tty good lrpcy to 'BuilaJo now, with my thrro chfldren. That's the only lrpcy. Tha~ and btinc a good Mayor. Q . Why do you thU.k M..yor Makowski and Mayor s.dit• couldn't Kt'Ompu.h tho lhinp you'tt accompllshlna now7 A. Th.lt'• a qu..tion I think that th.y'll hove to answu. I thlnlt I ' " along a lot brttor wilh tho County odmW.~atloo. I think thot dwinl my 11 yurt In Albany witb 0.. St..to Sonot<-1 .macH """" fritnds down thoro, and tbty'vo bttn v:ry htlpM to mt as far u tho buclatJ is co~. fon..,.toJy, I tndont<J tbo covfm!>r for ~. Th.tt htlptd a ural dul.tnd ht's bttn very htlpfttl to us. Tho Untterwu Govtmor'• bttn very helpful. Wo hovr Nod Repn now ao ow State. Compll<>ll6 and .,.., bttn very htlp/W; l'vt prnonol hieNio with him 1o< yr-. On thr n.ttional level, I mdon«< Prrsidrnt ~.. for ,...IK'Ilon. We havo two put - . HAnk Nowolt md. Jack L;o Falco and they've doM a pOL job for lht City ol Buffalo. 1l>ey think 1ft tho id.. of 1 bttter commu.rue~~tion ofl~ls.&nd •Y•ltm wJth publit thot idu of comproml10. Q. A biponisan attitude! A. Thot's it. I don't core whot a PlY It, whot ~ alfUia tlon is or whot hu afliUAtion It, u 10113 u they'"' wUiinc to sit down""d talk about p~. Q. Yo" _ , to bo dolnc this olnfool io •pit• of tho tmnocralic P.vty m.tch!M. A. W.U. thot•s up lo thet1!. I don't worry oboo>t lt . I re.Uy don' t , I f..l thot II l'rn doing my job, I don' t .ha vt to worry about any machine. ' government in stages. s~, tak~ a metsopolil~n polia fora. Tho dtiuns in Buffalo •rr for ft, bul th• dtluns in tho a~&burbs are ;q;oint<l It, becau.. I gueB ov•rybody likf> to have t.hrfr own llttlf klncdom. I think it would •••• rnonry an<tlt would glv•"" bttter poUct w-vict. And they we'd so <In with p•rks. • nd so on with W.trr and a •lot of otllrr dllfumt Items. Q. Art you wilfina lo tako th• initl.ttive in t hlt llirectiott't ' , A.'l ali'tady hove . Th<tprobl<m Isn't in tho. Clly1>f Buffalo. Tho problem is out In the subutbo. Q. Tit< NFTC has rte0<r1Jrtmded tho rapid tnrui( 11M not so out to Amhont. Sotn~: studtnts thWt tho lint is .....,.u.J to 1M vLlbilliy of tho Amhmt U...pus. sine• it ' will bo vtry h.ud for Amhont n:sidtnt> to come to'tho City. . ' A. I don1 kr>Ow whether that should bt CMU f~rU 'priorky. I would Ji¥ to ... u go out to tho Tonawand.ts, to o...ktowop and tho Soullwm Tier. It .U d<pondo on wllat your prloritlos arr, Q . I t•lk«< to Jack~. 0.. A.mlltnt Town Suprrv!oQr. He conteods thot tbtrt wtrt political motlntiON in ..clodina Amhol"'llrorn tho transit n>Ute. A. l don't <1&i'H with that, Th<Tf art ju.st os many Rrpubltum In Tonowonclo u lh•re are In Amhmt. Q. Sharpr w.Jcl. tht "N't.apr.o County l.tgblaturo was sain& to sue l'lfl'l\. btausr' tl\ey wouldn't .ubsidlzr loSll.s {or a transit rou(o In Em County. A.·lf ll wu 1q> to the Nlapn County Lqlr.laturo, wt wo~ldn't-llavt tht ropld traoslt sylltm In We1em · Nrw York. Th• nk God theY h.,. a ~ocntlc • MAyO<- Mic""' b'Loucl>lln-lo votdor 11. lit- hid, IIO re.uon to vote for a r•pid !10m<thi113like th1t. They wer• tu• t tryt113 to gel a littlo pr.... j gu.... Q. l wu told that th< KKK rndor..d your t<lndidacy. A. IVo. they didn't . No th<ty didn't NQ Q .fust to ,.t the rrcord stralcht. .. A . And If thry would tndo..,.. ""'· I wuuld tum down lh~r t!ndorwme:nL J don'' ~t anything to do with them. Anyono who walks around in wltilr sheets c.ln't havt much JUIS. Q . What tlloct did tho e<n>ut hav• on tho City? A. Wo'rr soin& ro 1- obout 5200 " prnon, tn f<dor2l and Stat• old Q . Why cLdto' you pursu• a low>uit apinst tho lit<kroJ covornrnmtl A. Brnuw I ,...,. to got .U tho f•<U brfutt I do ll\to it. Q. Somo.onr told mo tho Council didn't .s~ btcou.. 0.. Stotf wu olrrady doing so. A. W.U. l w:ont to molt. surr that oil tho laru ac• in btl~ond Q. Art you worbnc on thot ria)lt now7 A. Yes. wtaro. a.~ you cloln& to Improve your rdalionslup With MJ Cnnclt! A. W.U. tho~'• no t'f.uotl why JJoould try to imf>rovo ~y rrlotiomhip with anybody. Thot co,.. ...ou.nd iU>t In rverydoy lilr. Q. Tho loal party <Hpnlutlon has ·eo.tleoad • bit Jinct Mr ~t1f(t nomination. A. y., we havo, &11d ~hot's tho way It •howd bt. Q. You' vo Aid that Jimmy Utltt is .-..Uy ·rnotlvotlon bthlnd Buffalo'l KOnomk Q. What w• revit~iulion . A. Ho b . , • . Every tnajor city In tht Countcy, lho ~tr.al govrmmmt .tnd tho Carter a.dmirustnotiOfl """ htlptd. Alld A. Wt11, Wt JUJI SOl S2SO m1llion from 1Jw Cmtr edmi.nlstrouion to dean II up Q. Thtrr'• talk ol bulldin11 • now w.ule tlte the.rc. A. W•ll. I don't know obout that. Q. Aro you for 11 or acoin•! ~1 A . r~m for nuclf'.at t'Mf'I:Y. ok..yl Yrs.. I ..... Q . Al we mov~ tnto 1ht: 1980s now, how has your ollltudo obout students chancedl A. II lot bttltr. A lot bttlr<, Thot"rr ltno!Jy ~ttinc • littlo JJoarprr. Somt o1 .,_ You wouldn't bt in herr tnday ll 1 didn't wont you. And I'm sJM that you'ro. htrO today I think thoy'ro SfltlnC • UW. >Nrprr. I wislt you'd so out ond pt some pan ttmt work lik< wuhina dishes .tnd d<~tne floon hl<• I hod to do-throw 100 pound bop •round liko I hod to do ot your,... .tnd youncer To know wbt it is to rn.Akr .a lNck, s;o when you do come •nto thr office of 1 politician or a sowmmont cffociol rou know what i! is co p.ay tuH-you know why ~ MWMCunes h..ve to t.lY no On .1n ovcnll basis I think the kid> art H...Uy ,.nina up that govommont takos ovorybody to gfl involved. Q . Do you s<iU brllnt that UB should only tako trm Nrw Yorkers! A. Mostly. Yf> I do. Q . That will probably novrr com< lo bt A. WrU, if it doan' t so bt it. Q. Why do you fro! that way in thr first pla«1 A. llrc.Ju•l fnl thot tho kld>horr dr.<rvo 0.. {tnt broak. U thorr's any roorn then .tt.. ""' takf ca"' o1 thr kid> in WfSiom New York. Itt ihom bring them from outsldc tho O ty. Q . One lUI question. No you NNiinc lor I'M'Ioctionl ~- You btl I a mi w.. �The more it changes, the more it stays the same , _ _ _ r---J _ _ by Howatd HeMon Cou"cilmtn · Ot •Lorgl Suggtsttd. Abolition Councilnw> Andm¥ Doy~ led tho ctwp-. In favor of olimlnotilla lM cobncil's 11larae quatlonlns their purpooo. In 1937, as tod.y, tho ooundl Is IMdo 1>1' of IS mta\ben, flw ol which hold lll·iqo bofort. Tht two moyorl who have sorvtd du.rina this period ~ve brobn provious rtcords for politicoJ appointment•. Tho Jato Stdlia. • powaful. kxll-titnt mayor boldo tht trophy for n.......... ol ~ Stdito· JMclo - ~"' hllllnt Ism.- ninr 1ft his~. Stdito ..... dca ally ol 1ot!:Ph · - Doylo &:It "'1M diotri<t COCIIICilore> how to do aD tho -.it ON! . . all tho An astult oboervtr of I he Buffalo polilical ....,. mlaht rteopiu thoK · CourVr-&prno hudlinft a rtf1tctins tho ""'"' vUiblt poljtlal ..... ol tod.y. WbM tNshl tho ...oc~tr. thoup. io that t~wtt••- &om 1910. bul19l7. 1\Unyol tho ,..jorleouos tod.y spnma 'II' repotlilv;tly avor tht patt ftw docades """* end itJst!B~'Oi loousdllll ~.on without .-!uti"" which lndJ to1p8thy ......,.,. tho ~ public and • _ . . ) lad< of _._.,... ~tho~ CcnmdJ mel Mayor , _ Criffin boltlo .ad. othtr- tho ..., althuliminOilnti tho~- • lorp-~...- dwpsal tho lmmtftst DWI~ power of Dtmoa-atk Party Chairman lot Cr"'"&l•. rtlativtly littlt public mponse has bten heord. Porhaps <bit to tht:ir Ions history, Ill... lt&uts haw boon wom out In tht minds o f tht public. In 1937, thon Ellicott Di•trict pit( wiWo tho -~ coundlmoll "" all IM eJor.y." • In 19?9, 42 yun t..ltr, Mayor Griffin • movtd thai all tho posltlom be .wlmofed for tHe ...,. rtUOnL 1M coundl arsues that it will bo<ha<dtr to pt•tho tNjority CrwtiP and foontr mayor Stanley Mal<owski runs w., -....!hat • dey ....t.- thai l*tY lint -....! u-o- _.., tltctiGii' Tbt hk; ,.,.. CransJe's hold on ~ politics ........t to sUp durins tho 1978 t'!tctlon•. howtvor. l•meo GrilJin, a Domoaot, did win tho mayoral """'· but oddly, ron on tho CONtrVotivo ticket, In oppooition to Cnndr's ~ LaUe Fahlo. To mob malton m<n ln&erntJns, F..ruo BACKGAMMON & CHESS SETS jt""&l."l - q<~s ~ \ur$ M\e~r(g 3tfj,O!Ar•W 1>~'\\-hC.ft~ ~-h. Pd~· - ~!(',}. ~ jfl>U:.Ir\9 :01 o·u- nt.Ji, }:oft~ -- •• In WT'I,· ninr diotric:t 'COUndlmen -in<! Judeot 101 -thoiT itnt clolm tO offkt t~Crqk. • C..,..~ .._•t the lint • •trona Demacrait Party bot&. Hio ...nou. I" I to&.... bold li&ht ooc>tri>l ol tJw. Oty for"""" tban 'lS yoors. man ~--------------------~ ion~. t'teli~ltA clntt dl'l~ictut. eiPlhi"9 , aWoifttlns with six. Mal<owski an ordmt Cronalo Mlppottof and politlal .,.,..,_., crtclit Cra.ng)e with " appoiDlln&" ~ o..-ntlt: -.liciOit in ftwtr council -bert. Tbt ""'yor rot...l<a ll.r-.......... bio offon 1o oiaood 01 _ . . tho ~ n.. .,.,.,..__. _.. a d - JKOIId lor polldcal nttdtd to o-ndt tht M.yer't wto w;d, Bu.lfolo is a city l.n w.hlch tho ~ ~ damlnatto. 'Tiwmayor, • virtually .U tht mundl tntm1otro (coeicq>l ~ Wllllam Marcy) ad tho rnator~tY ol tho City Cowt ]Qdpo .,.. Otmoc.no!X: Alloft tlok ~ lOoms , _ , ~ -~ ~. ol CtlnPo'- pinoor ._.ld )QcJtally...,.. • . . - draJ ol ckbatc, ttpldally in . dty so dominattd by tht Oomomttk l'oJtY.. But It h.un't. Tho batt 1 Ovtr timt, it has hocornt common practkt for now • ppolntrntnts from tho MoyO<'s offic:o to be dtortd or sugos~td by tho porty dWnNn. Ow!na Cran&W• tllis has happortcl 1J1011r than tvtr ~ .,_.uy _.,.,..t by Crqlt. dropptd out of tho ra<t lrocn lack of l\lpport, and Cr~e wu forctd to Arthur Eve-.. bbck- whO ran a doter-. but ultimately lost the eloction. - ·It Griffin ....,. much ""'"' lnclepondon1 In his oppoinlmmb to 0ty offias. eolns as fat as to appoiat-bio brother, Tbo<nos. c~ ol Parb. ~ coundl oJso - t o ' b t brtakln$ aw..ylrom Cran&W• control. In tht same1978 campalp\ that olocttcl Griffin, many Oomocrots conoldoro.t to bt " lndtptndont" cancllclates sainte~ soato In tho Coundl. Tht charae of now indtpondtnto was lod by Councilmen , _ Pitts and Oovid Collins ol tho Elllcott ...t Mastro Dlltri<b. ~wly. ~ othtr· iJouls. aiJins • fot what le> be inr1ontlvt ldo.u, alto ~vt otlsJtu In tho lint hoolf ol tho ~.·1n 1976. tho... a otrona c:aJI (!. Joteuo lltftn . , _ .in J::de eo....ty.~......... ruJr wotolcl cumbine all tht ~ W>d ~ .xr-11. by tho City -.1 iu IUrtOundi!\,1 townJ. Studies were launchtd doalins witll what -...1 to be somo now ideas. The lact lo, howovor, that tho c.tll for Motro rulo datts back to 19.36, when tho Oty Plamlna OtpAttmmt calltd Buffolo govomrnmt. "stvpkl. • In 19.36, .. in 1980, tho form of eovmu:ntnt is tho ........ ..~~..~~~nrl ~ Largest Supply In W.N.Y. M ask$ • 0/BguiU$. • Pvtr Supplies • NO'Ielties • G•QJ GEORGE&CO. 81~ Main St. at Chippewa (716) IJ54.0873 M')n.· Sat. - ll:r..r, ;., ~i( 1~0 Mv. ~. ~ 891Ai2.DO Subatentlal " Buffalo's most UNUSUAL Store" Student Picture Buffalo. •• .u tlto....Ua laooe done ,iwce 1900, witlt CGmeraa and.plot.D 111ppliea/rorn.Doumtown Bi.//al()'a largeat ,,aotqrapltk dea(er. We're prorJ to be a Part o/ tlae frnwirtg •Jtiril e/ 811//alo. I Buffalo Photo Material CO. Inc. Discounts. on el photographic equipment, cameras, ~ora. lenMa, eM~rger'- film darkroom auppllu .. · Filmllrt Photo Supplle• 637 ~St.'~--··~ ,_,.,._lli7-0FI7DM ·-ow'!'- v- 0/ Sen~,.~ .. - 847· 1080- �i ----------~----~~------------------~Cfty~ 019 legends haunt "new" theater district But.the potential exists there tor- a fresh legacy by Thomu R. C~to rmt tho>< loot~~ I<• wbby do.,.ttlf<.. Con"equrnt ty. old thUttr• b«:.im~ A K~r.111td mov~ hou\0 or ,.duh m•jur lutur• "I tho"'" lluffo~lo rfnt~ lu~nct- i~ tht ff'JUVU\.ltiOn of lhf' dOWI'\IOWn lh~attr c.hstrin Cwnntly. m.tny tlw~ttrs in this .. ,... •~ producrng luw pi.J)"\. but ttw t..411,•d dJittKI ustff 1:) wnwwh•t 1n hmbo. otnhctpi'ttn& .a pln-sant futu~ to tNtch ib m'!ownt'd ~,ys of yort. HowtYf'f. al rnust 01lso comb,~~t rt>mnanb of 1b 1mmtdio~tt p4st thiJt cuuld se-ver_ely h1nd,·r tl~~ru\..•th. A-. we ltvt- in ,... BuiJo~lfl tod.Jy, the mt-motln of th~ 000 blc:H.I;. thurtordJstrid o n. M;un Strttt ltn~vr mythoc.lly. Buii.Jo .,.,,~ t~,!!cql<'f1"<t IUm)DI the Qutt'1 Cil)' ( lfkf 1n ctw book S..t- ln.- Stud><;' llr<n• wu r.buoh .wv~r~l Yf'OU''( fiX"· . nd •> cun~tdn-cd IO bf. Qfte ul tP... c~~ Upslillt' lhcjlt\."1> Th~ stomo BurfaloniaM looked at lhtir un<Y grtoll enttn.-tinment d1slrid with e;ctremt: comb.arr4$$mtnl, dOd the: ma» mt'\Jli W;)S r«ordeng inordin01tt ~~ual fraturo h1,shh$hllng r•e widespr~ ettmt' an(l prosruutton on::urrmg .n tht- C htppew.i- ScucJJo Arf'N produces ~botll Wtth 11w iitu•iion tumLnauom JCTM'd ru ~nm. ~ Comprehmsrvt l'l;an for downtown JSuH-alo won prtpartd by .a ~nc.J Strm11"'~ l 'h a ii4Jtlphloa-b.a.~d 3r<:htlt('IUrc! ilnd urban plannin.g _firm · w,uact, McHarg. Ro~rts .1nd Todd. Tht' pl1n W4tS Kf'nl'f•llr Wtll r~tV\"d by Buftalu pohh<i~ md.bwi~ A crucUI t·&Khl plAY\ a )"t'Oir,t;~~ch lor a ont mo nth run It rt.'C!t>nlly Opt'ned its lbeh ~~""'" Wtth • woriU prt'mit"rf' o4 Matk Bwm•n' pl<tv l.udy c>J thf' Diumott,l 1 Otu.,.·pc,~cl"~~~~N '-~ct~\tu t 0.. ··' 'o•,FI.,. 1 1 nr -'~·~\,Jill" 3 1 .~ Eugt'n f' O ' Nt'JII ~ pby . Wddrmt':u tftob. l~M~rcf\ 14t 29 All - Stn~a·, Duffiiilo ~al rf" t b46 Mam 51 .•-NuJ C'-Untr.arytorumor. Shusu. nol on the- vtrK,t' ol boiJnkruptcy( wlrn~\ thco StuduJ Art•n.a ~ n:ceoc .a.ttC'mpt~ tn buy m Th" hnt" th('ollte ft-~turtS ~ putpourn ol pl.&yi>.tnJconct1't1o+ td"'""" .,..,......Joy 1rv )).<""'<'" k •ht-n II ttpl'nt'd Wll/l cumbtn.ttiOI"' ''' pl.i_y,. \lllo'fllltn But v"""'-"' .. by t!'V\:tyun.. from Anhur !\oiillt't lo loW-ph I:SoluJ(nol. ''' f"t'(lnrm.mr" wa' g.-n~nlly wt-11 n·c~tvt'c1 Th4t l'l•yhou\.t' \<\' Ill ol ler •nulfwt rl-~ty. Th, SuhJttt o.~•Cb Ro!fl from 0. rubtr "lOth "' " .. rly IJKt'mber 6utt.ak.. hJM'nm~t.al Thto...ur !82 frM\Ida.nS4 t- fht.BE~tht-br.. an"utm••l h•n.J..\11.-.,t~an~ C...n F.Wtrr " ~' daf'I'Ct<t m-in)' vt ah \11.'''"" PJ.a~ ht-rt .. r"' mn--.tly <unrunpvt•ry o~nd lht' MAl prtaduc11un ""'Ill bt.· llvplf' Plr wntle n by r..rr..nct• M t N.dly. - iM OJ:,KT 1 ~.a tu• f lUll tJm\-.oncJ A\tOUt'l lt~o-lhco BE.mU th~ r"'' .. yhnu""t', tl:)utt•k' bpe-n~t.al Mtp.•r•vr)' Th •'.m<n·~=~~~""~impat.-mS""~'·~·="'in:..~·===~~o.... =~.,.=·~hit jiiiij~!~5~1'i'!""<i.llut..1ln .a..,.d)rho""" ........ s. •• .~ ~.lf\J ..,., ,,, ,,,,,J.., 5a~~"'';·;,a'""'dl'lptl'f.an II~HT uJ'(nmti\K ,.,. .. t"'lft'f'd> n.. ,,f .. \\N,-m prod&.Jc.:,~m K,r;_/ A nJC)\t out 01 ~o.uur"M.· th, ... h~ •~ b\ "~' mun~ cemplttco Tht' Tr•h .. 'lloiJurt <.. .. I e. tOrm.trh.• l.tx_.trd '-lfl ~t.tn .tnt.J hUm,•r._· MM!wuntt..•••ptna"tht-JI""rKt ~ .. ,.,,......,. cl~ worth~ ui )'-•ur u~n""'~ * Tht> ~~'" dl)lrKt dot.., n-'t hm"~ "'-•ttlv ,_. t h""' r.. Th• ((I'A •n<l lf•llwafl, &dllt•rtn. tor r\Jmplt'. ~~ lut.ltt·J ·11 700 M~lt'l ~rwt, dnd1'htrt• arc mo~M' I.JVt";n~ .av~rl.t6tr to qu~nch ont' ., ttltr" ""'' .1 ~ Gt yt-lhnA t'fiCOrr ' ·~ renov.attom o~rr comanx., but the- ~ ·~ ~ln:~y htrt' ~.An) (\rue:.~ .,..~·~ 1~1 Butloilo thr.1ter ptuMinm<t> w!lt nol worl btcau!ae II t<t • biUt" u•ILu ~ bHt drinkr:rs. ~ wtng t"~t C'Oo. ~~ collegt !i.ludenh. t:tt~s.i:ttw..te~ •rr no t Y~ttd in New York. ~ I~ m..e Cri.ntN. ~mc- 1 hil\.'t' r. n., .mt L.nnd_u.n..., JJ not IU ioaY th.,Jt lht" hf"tOK po»tbolol)' don no1 • - withon I h<>P< )·oun.dt to .t ntd\1 C..t\111 • • -' ~- IMo~ttr \QOn. 1 !wtc- ~ .1 lot .:u•"-K yw-orMtY..tt on,.., .and fOt\1\' •rd 10 In .. kK mvno "' ),'UL. ' �. ! Profits follow ThJll is the bst time otaSOJ\ tlckot salto W~l uh.sold. -Accordin.s to Sabre-& pubUcity dhtdor Paw.. Wieland, "the · (hoclcry) ltamt hovt ~ qiWlty for yun. n.- are now about 4,000 on tho • woiq liot for season tlcktt.o." Sdling out the Mtmorial Auditoriam Jor tho 1.., decadt hu meant 16,~ tJcktt.,.old lor SO home dates. Sharing t ht Auil with the Sabtos Since last yen has been an i.ndoor IOCX"et t.tam, tht Buffalo Stallions. Publlc:Dy dirtct<>r lim S~ls)<j pointed out th<ot'11 the Bills do go out lbld acquirt larpr fll\ support, 1M ecooomic- benefit.& are ,then' ·• Smlselsld added that for the Stallions last year, Buffalo took th< g"* "rul woll ." Stallion ticket sal.. .,.. up to .2.500. uver last yulsl,SOO. Expanslon to throe more citles h .. brought th< i•ogue up to 12 ttiliN, and Smlgdskl said. "We'...,hopetul ond,conliclent it all indic:atu good thin~s to come.'' football ·~ Hotet transport iQdustrles capitalize on victories by DilnHolder Winning tnmt bring more than trophies homt aEtn a su«ft5ful s.ea50n, A good sports yur can briJ\g ~ flood of mont)' into thr pockth of area merc-h1nt$, establish inst.ant iports t ri~ditions ~d spark_intt:rtSt in other locaJ Blllt~ 'i.thJttict:v~ts. Th< opswing in aroa sports has alfm" l Th< late•num to ianite Buffalo's m.<lla ond •uditnces ;. the Bulfolo Bills. currently at a 6--2 record, after blitzl.ng their first flvt op~ ~aoon ticke! sales for Rich Stadium have remi1inr:d tht Sl~. but according ro Bills Public Relations ~Iaffer Bud Thalman. singlt wod soale~ h.tve "been lrtmtndous. Thty h avr: lnc-n~and significantly from 1.-st yrar.•• he s,ajd ~ Tht tarly ...son success of the Bflls has resulted in two Rich Stadium stllouts and Thalman rtported that the November 23 g.11me against Piusburgh is alrtady sold out . "Attmdi.nct b up significantly from 1a.st yta.r." he .s.1id. "Thert s no ques;tion 1hat winnins is contagious." Monty. money. monty Local mt-rchanlS who h.wt- reaped t he affect• of Bills •ucctS• include hotels. bars and puking lot conc<'SSions. "Tho Bill• mo~ liottls. According to Bl1.tt Bi11l Joe F-erguson, Bills quarterbpck, you work wlth thtm, th•y become more havt 'definil·e ly brought bustnm into tht • ...,~;· Sheraton Inn-Buffalo. Eo., AI .. manager Ha.nk Everrtt exclaimed. "For the gomo thi• weekend (against Now England). wr havt no rooms availabl•. And tht Pittsburgh g;unt is alrudy booked." ht Aid. At tht downtown Hilton Hotel. agency tour group ..Jtsptrson Kathlten Ca5Sidy reported that "the BuffaloPittsburgh w..Xt:nd has boon sold out Uor t ()Otn ~tions) For thrft weeks now. with throe-fourths of thtm Pittsburgh people." Oppon•nts of the Bills usually stay at the Sheraton IM, whil• Buffalo Sabres' gu~s. takE! over the HJJton. "'They're all vt"ry nice peoplt,"" Everttt not~ . 'When than a number and a helmtt on·the litld.'' BecaU5t of the clost association with tho visiting ttams, Ev...it• fell thai II was " vory difficult to hav• compltteloy.lty to the Bllls- but I'm defmitely a Bills ion." Alter the Sabres •ta~«< at the Hilton • du.ring p~~-~ "the recommendatro.n by th• Sab.......,ad. by word ol m9uth through the NHL (National Hockoy l.eagut). " ocoording to Ussldy. No,w. sht .said. "'most of the teams stay hcre.w Cassidy tttm!d the sports scene "quite an in.5trurnent tn thb town." Sabres~lJ..out For tke S.br<S thomstlv~. the p• 1k of .s-uccess..,.,.as reached aboUt 10 ytar~ ago. Buf O,aner and Tour Bus dlroctor Roy Felton, ':Back in the 0.1. ytan ol tho Bills (1969-76), wt would send about 10 bu..> from t he. outlying areaa (Olean, famestown) ond an avorage of 30 to 40 from Buffalo." With the decline of the BUis' dominanrv in the leogut, In• rate of bus <:Mrtering went down. But this season. Feltun nott'tl a sharp Incrust. " N O)IL with tho f'U'aW:;mce of the Bills,·· he wd._::wt• re starting off- good." For last Wftlericf'• gome again>~ New England. Blut Bird had &4 bu5t5 from Buffalo leased. and another 21 from the Southeoo Tier. Not only art arta hotels sold out for tht PiUsburgh gamt, but Blut Bird is rurmlnx over 100 bu>t5 to Rlch Stadium. "Then's no let-<lown." Felton oocplain.-d. "It Just $bows What BuffaloJ>OOple wlll do with a winnu.·· · Buffalo fans a hardy crowd How many t!me.s has • perftct • tranger wandutd up to you al a bu at~d said, "Oo ya think the Sabm will go all thr way7" Or when was the Last lime you floatt"d by Grtoltr Buffalo lnttrnational Airport during tht wte hours of the morning and noticed tho parking lot floodtd wlth thou~nds of people yelping deltriously tn delight ov.r lht succtss of tho Buffalo BiUs-four games int·o the se.1son1 Question number ont isn't a .new one commonly sont<mplated in !1rie County. Eorly in tht history of the bulf•lo Sabrn, throngs of fOIIowors wtro coptlvated by tht lllc.. of '"The French Connection" and How qukkly it was- forgotten that anu.d.anct" figurH at Rich Stadium wtre: tops in th• le>j!ue until the collap« began in 1976. It was forgouen in tho llllinds of many. son,e too youns to ffmtmber, that tht Bills were an early powor in the old American Football Leogue and paclr.ed tht houst at ancient War Mtmorial Stadium, Just asl< any faithful sm. fan about the "Old Rockpllt." watch a smile v~k fnd be preJNred to 1i$ttn tO, '11 remember the game when ..... There. Proof txists that Buffolo has firmly grasped the txistenct of major ltague ~ports. They, likt aU other Ions in tho world, ttnd to be fair weatherfritnds. But tor the $15 price ol a Bills gamt, th•y -ha.ve a warranted degnoe of justification. tht.unpredicltable Punch lmloch. The last line of a SabrtS' box scoro "'ads an au1omat1c 16, 433-the capadty attendan« of Memorial Auditorium. The hockey ••..,.. has sold out every some almost slnct day ont, and otruring a ticket in th_t "oranges•• i5 about as f<lS)' Ol:5 finding diamond• in a plle of coal. Qut"Stion two . Reoent memory ~vtah the Bulfolo BUis dangling dangerously •• the bottom of the National Footbalt t..agu•'• attendan"' statfstfcs. · " It was R.lph's fault. He traded away Amhad Rashad, Donnie J.O. Hill, Mikt Montltr and a host of oth•"' that wert the nudeus of tho Bllls'.suet.'ftS in lht euly 1970.." iS'Ihe ~uaJ COI11plaint . ..uo· c,...,., " AEROBIC JAZZ ..,..,j.,,.~/1 &.joy "" .....,. of ,.,.., oidt ,.,.. •..,...o/ ..... . tEORCE • co. .........,. ............ ~ ..6UIWIISr. ............ . ,....n llo!l & booii;~"""T!t a..-.~-· Ktlo·TM • I ~Nno. ..:.:~~.lt forul iolo."' .......lf!oo IJS c. Jallu laHI Mueic DirectoT A·full·aervice, full~joymenl Orcbeetra witlt symphony, pops. jazz &. ballet offerings! · 50 • SwcM.t Iii-at ... ~y s.a.eripl*s STUDENT 8VSH TICKE'I'S's3 '• av.U.bla "t hour bel""' ~ ISIIuiJaiiU.D: IIItilll be ehtrnl ................. ,... ~~. 110¥, z. 7:31 . . ,........, c--., c.. -.mr ...;.....-. ._..... -c-.1--foolirell.- ~ Tht sk•plic. Ht'U throw the lin• out lh3t implies. "Them why don(t Wf! X"avf' major league baseb.JI and why are the Buffalo Bra••• now tht San Oitgo Clippers of the National Basketball A$$0clation7 The answer is tht AD.. for th• qut"Stion-Why lsn'lthert a dome stadium in Erit County1 Politico. After all,ex-Brav.. owntr John Y. Brown Is now Ke.ntucky frying a 51att .a her .scorching pro-spons. And yes. Buffalo will oventually get a majo r 1eague diamond team. When7 It's hard to pcojtct. but it may not be a· bod time to thin!< aboul. who th• ......,>j!er of the Chicoao Cubs is and when a good lime i• to pull off a suicide squee&e. - D""td L. Dtruidsorr �-------------,---~------------------~ C= byUmiu _ _ _ _ _ by OanJ:t!J. &........, Hiah unomployment, hliJI w.s. low proopoas and low ..u-...... WMt h.. c..... ~ 10 tho jewel ol tho Lll<... the uncll.puted pain apltal of the world and tho druJN of a Klorious futuro! l!ull&loni.ans havo walchod in frustrated dlsboiJd aa Iholt city hoo ar.odUAJ!y cnunblod from tht hesh~ of moj<sty to dop,....ln& m.dlocrity . "Thoro"s no pia~ to so but up, .. iJ ' fnoqutnt refrain of dil8t\Ultlod cltlzeru. w.. Queen City dethroned; majesty may return From a muddy creek to industrial giant, high-tech next T'h t unbrid led vi11on of nalive tntropenNB tho uploslvo force whiCh J1Ulded Buffalo"• aurgo into tho 20th c~ntury . Rrauttably , tht city' s •dministtaloo iind bulineumen became ~om~l Atrt.r .a rr\ilny ye<ltf of pn»pmty. Tho fomic)lt which on•blod the 0<-n CttY to wi " - tho birth of tho pain, •u•o. a v - and stttl industrits, dlsappurod as tho vlultradtmMk ol this on~hri""'' .-nopolil&n _,.,_ In 1920. tho Pmid<nt ol tho Buffolo Ckambtr ol Commtrco l!<lttd. "'No on• QJ\ doubt !hot within • short spon ol yurs tho wholo NlApr;J Fmnllor, from Ni.1pu F.US to lack.twanna, and indudinc both, will .......WUto onr grul induJtsial crnln wlrh upwards ol 1womillion peop(f ,If Bu1 thttn d.rt:a.rru don·t always true. com~ Bullalo"s rconomy. thou&h bl ...k, bo..t• • spKtocul•r hmtagt ul arowth. from a burJtOtlln& <ommen:W port to • widely horaldod l ndullrial and muu.fact.,rina munidpality. Warun Ntw York dtvoloped """'Y famou> aVYtJOft pt0nrra1.. mwntors.. bu:Hnew mosut. ond othor vislorwlos who foqhl vktoriou. batt!.. in tho 1 ndustriol ~olu11on... c:rt;tltd hU..ory ~lhc-r than rntsled chana• and latd • solld communrly ~·tionJ foundation rucur~ to becom~ whkh kavt 1Uowtd chronically wuMned. Hor<luUy, the transition of Buffalo's MohOmlc hi.s.tory from a l1wless port viJI"Jf IO • SltOWOy lor the itmnt country's txpanding West co • sptJwllng industrial m..xa to a stapw>t city ol '"no Ulwlon•." will oomtday include tho r~m•rk..Jb1e- transformation BuH~llo aocompllahod whon Ita high ttdlnolOJY soctor mumod a tamishtcl cmwn to the Qu...., dly or tho Groar ukes. Oty, pi"' tile harbor works built by WUI<tson. placed Buifalo in thr load u a port. Buffalo quickly btcame • popubted lni\Hhlpm<nl port for peoplt and motd\andiJ<'. Tho"-Erio Canal only a»1 a h.U-«nt to ridt from Buffalo to Alb.ny. comportd with loll-rood fares avorqlnaono and a half omts a mao. In 1847. the city - t d 10 ~tho harbor and build a dty ship canal. After World War I, BIIIWo enjoytd fu aro••es~ port Ktlvity. TM .rrocu o.r tho Otpn-sslon on Buffalo woro ovidotv. in tht harbor'• .Uppitl{to ninth in the <owllry. Tho S.Cond World War retumtd th• harbor to Its Iormor prosperity with .-.cord tonnace btifl& rocordtd. Soon aftn, though, tht doclinc bq&n iind h» brfort a JtCOnd: eltv•lo was con$trut:ted. In 18119. tit• railways btpn lo tak< the WJu sharo ol pain ahlpmmll from Buffalo. In rospotut, tho dty's vain ond flour inchucm .tuftod to mlUinJ the importtd wbtal to flour, and evenlually silippod lho product~ furthor ..... By tho 19~. lkJiolo swputcd MlnN,.polls as tho floor.mlllu\s ant..- of tho c-ountry. BufWo has •n~ Its prestit;jous pmition to thitt day. 11\illion "'""' 1\o..r than ilny othtr clly-1.1 minion toru. ol whut Oo.o.r produced horo eKh yur. S..flalo"s pn::oont Oour milt.- Gtntral Mills. Pollsbury, lnltm.,ional. Stand.ud, P.. vy and S..board Aliird- now accoont for about 1.600 job>. ye1 to bouom out. lwnbtr Tht cl""' pro.dmoly of an abundant wpply oltimbtr In lht Niolpr.l Frontier would havo naturally mode Bull•lo an "''*' Tht death btU tolled for Bufialo whm cotUtruction on thr St. uw,.,~ S.awoy bqon in 19.54 . "'F or 1he first limo sin« tho operuna of the En. Canal, seoaraphy had taken Bulfolo off tho btolm c...d<.."" ~1\8 to ont newspaper Kcou.nt. "Tho -an ahtp tumtd wost at the WdWKI Canol. headona lor " " " - iWI o.trofl. S..fWo. to the ..... was a dt.O. end poth . By 1977. S..!!alo'• harbor handltd jUR 8 7 million Ions of CUJO. Tht Fortistt T rodt Zone, cruttd In 197S. has boon ar.odua!ly txp&hdln1 b\.t il Is doubtful whethor thJ. .,..,_will rovlvo Buffalo's shippina lndUJtry. C0118fKS'man John La.F.J~ has, ln r«r:nt yr~,... promoted a.n AU-American Canal. whkh would bt bulb throul!h theo~P,ptr rogoons ol Niagara County. but tho woltrWay Is not lil<tly to rNitN1iu. Prominent mencion has also boon madt o( B,.Jfalo btcomin& • major cool port ol'<'t tho nation"• onoqy nttds ~vert back to co.11 UMJe. lmport.~.nt lu.mbtr towtt. but thr,., wen probably onw>n<n_ln tho torly yean of Httlcmml on wftlllll lumbtr lor buildins ~ ..., actually bmoq;ht tn !Tom outside sourm. Th.i• Wa> ~ sma thoro was an obsonoe o( AW·miDin& IKillties II\ the arn On. rocord of urly lumbrr"'' ,..ad; trodinl; in urtlo, host and othor hvtstod< woo,ofd 1101 btwrno pn>minmt until a/\n the~ ol tht 19th Century. p.....,.tJy. woJJ\dtrinl p;p- r.,..Jy...., wolkir>s by Oty Hall olthouah tho moat pacldn& ittdwry ...u........ Cool Poor to 180, Bullolo did not oona-m it...U with <OOI ahipmtnta. handlina jUJI 900 tollJ Tn thai year. wood being abundanl"and cho•P· Pllty y..,. lo1or, in 189Z. ovt':t seven mllhon tons of co.al Wf!'n': dislribu~ throul!h l!uffolo. Tho volume ~ached ;,. peal< in tho 1920... whon ovor lS million tons pasaod tht""gh tho dty. America"• tnftiY n<td< chansocf .. tht lOth c-..,tury wont forward: incrustd dopondoncr on petroltvm cawed a dcdinc in the cleaw.d fw cool. Ona ~n. mduslr(•- n<eds .,. ahiltina but thitt lilM oil and naturol ps .,.. betna ..,_...t out and coal is beg1nn1n3 10 tta~ift its former prornincto<<. lu ., fllta.biitlotd sluppina port, Jjwffalo may bt tho btn.licWy ol tht •~n·ed coal trodt. but only absrr.oct projections u.n bt madt 11 1h1\ tinw. Bltil-lumacu build Buflalo Tht iron and >IWI tndustry mo&ht bt aurlbuued with 6uffaJo't tr1ruh•on from ~ commerko\1 10 ~ manu(Kturin.s an•e during the urly portion of th< antury. Buffalo r~.~>~ btcome •n lmportont $1ttl cont<r In 1902, with the openina ol tho ucuwOJ>no Sc..l Company. whJc!l. il now tho Btthlthom Stttl C~­ Tho pbtol had ru own dttp-wattr pan, • pro.;ututy lo srow•na Ea.tornlrWI<eto ~ ace... lo maW~ raO...,..t. throush iu OWft Sooth S..ff&io R.ailraad which "aill " ' !ftVI(t today. "1o""' Wolliams. a clork tn tho bw olflct ~l S.t•via. purthbfd w11tnpowe-r .1nd on o!>Wontd moll on Ellicou"s tlftk. and lJ\ tho <pron& of 11!05 btpn to ,..buUd the mill. btwm!nc founder or tho villoge which 11111 bun hi• n•m• (WIIIoamsvtlld." Wht".n the lumber trade tint became an Tho ...., IJ\dusuy .,....., •1003 with "'• ..,......sod dtmands ol modtm (octories. tho noed lor wor ma<hin<ry and the •utomob•lt lndu>lry. By tho I••• t9SO.. economic srnwth ah~ted to tho South and West •nd a used • d<dmt •n Bullolu .t..l n'Qnl.lflctunng. Th..• was compounded by the incrnsln~ lnadoqwrocv ol tho outd•ttd indU<try. IQp wmo railed from Michipn and O..tario to tlull•io lor gwing. UntU •bout 111.50. tho indo in lumbtr had bttn ln>lsnllic:4Jlt. with shopmonu .WIIci«nt to t.JtiJfy lo<.tl co nst ruCtion and • rn•nufaaurinc nt<ds. Thtttaftcr, the for<:stry lndwtry began to rxpand sreatly until tho Lln<knpt Wb stripped of its timber. In 1880. however, T on<~wil!lda claimed Buffalo'• lit It a• lht main lumbedistrid In the aroo. Tho ahlpmrnt ol lotftl products ruthod • pool< In 1907. when Bullolo handled ~ cnlllion r... of timbo.- board and Tonawil!lda hanclltd 10 rimes that amount. >tttl mUJ. Tho LKkowaMo pbnr"• stttlmakillll capocit y. on« tho third largtSI on tho world. was au by llethithom St~lln 11110 lrom 6.7 million 10M • yur 10 4.8 million ton•. In 1918. It furthor roduced to l .8 million Ions. Many M ..t~ M..ny cllluns ol S..!blo .,.. ..,..,.,.,., that, ot one limo. cattlo would stroll neu tho downtown district u ldsurdy as *"Y pedntrian ~ today. Bulfalo was one ol the 1110'11 lm,e ortant JIVOIIod< anton oi tl><! Unitod S'-ta bttween tho lwo World Wara, but tho paddna trado had boon ol ar.odual srowth. 1n thl:ro thrtt butchtts 1n th• 1m. w•,.. w., m"tployea now enjoy • "v~canon·· or up throt months due to tho plont's in.(11vlty. On. hope for lht futun Is tht ·~ of ..,..UIIy $lttl-""kina. i&S oVidonctd by tho .....__ of Roblin lndUJt.rio. loearod in l>w1klrlt and North T onawil!lda. Tho fonnet scrap dtalonhip compl<led an SIS million opansion b.st yu..r. AliO. lncrtas-lna depreoalion allowanca and 1M fact thai noilhtr llethlthom ,_ Republic Slttl an afford to bWid now pW!lJ. pn>bably indlate !hot tho steel lndwtry W\IJ bt oround for •w!Uic, It lo llhly It wUJ only -amtinut in mtdi.......U.. pbnts. supplyins a .Jowly srowin& re&~Gnol market. 10 o!t"""-" Bulhlo bqlno to loop Until Prohibition. browina was one ol -c-.ontww.ocn ....-•~ �CtCt \~\~ {" qo(l.( • ~e~ o\ ...~·- �i ~~~--------------------------------~~C~k~YuUDd~~u~__ £ ¥ • I -- �Buffalo's beauty is its truth, area ~ets profess - - - - -- by RobmG. Bull To~ lnt.t mttd In Ut<l'lll:uro is to~ intrrattd in life. Th...m.n, to explain why~wllh tho ll~CCP~i<>N of NlW York, 'francllco and llollon-ow Oty of Bulf&lo II tho moot txdtl"' Uttrary """"' in North America, writ..,. htrt wiD at -one. t.U you that this placr is a Uttnry natural, This rtoliudon 111 lira _,. odd. at least it clld for mt, but """' ~ tl'ts in, II -In prO(oundly. lib rarly ovuybody t1st not bfoucht up htrt. whto I ..,. th• pit<h blac:k colc.t own dWnneys """rt forth abclocMn-qulvmna .....us from lnttnutt 90, I pvt Bulfolo up fot dead. I liaurtd, with tbt typically blind snob«ry, that bowli"' and tbt Bills wort tho only,...dJIILon tht Bulfalo cultural platltr, I quit school afttr ,a ytor htrt, d!Jgu•ttd. and h""' out In Northern unada fo.r a lew months. Thtn; an nklmo lumtd me on to tho pot1ry of Richard Huao. Ht ollowtd mt a po<m. · "~ttr 10 lopn from Milltown. • and tiktd mt if I ~Nor took a oo~rom Prol.,..r John lopn w~ I told him I rwvtr did. I rwvtr tvoo kntw po<U lMd In Buffalo. Tho lt'Tilnltr I mu.mrd to Bullalo (k was tho only placr that would tab ant back) Huao pvt a nadina in t.ht Kin room In Boldy Hall. Ht nad his potm to John lopn, for l.opn wuthtrt, u ,...,. many othtr foculty, Jlud•nt apd communlty · wrilfn. Alttr tbt rtadlng. mOJI of tht auditncotook off to a pvty at a prof.,..r'o hou~t to drink oom• btff. I s.,. was •....._ w1.5 amaud th•t poe-try was 10 a<C'Hiiblt. I found out that Bullala wao a Oty wh•re lltuatUt<thrivH and I wu movtd onoush to detld. to Jtay. In UB. I found • ploc• which botn .. cittd and promottd littr.ltu~. PI'OCI.IIb»powth In fact. UB hu always puytd • ovcial ro1t in hcl¢"1 tho Oty and iu .ro.u n&lizo thrir po<tk poiHitial. Ow P<ocliclous lit•rary ~ an ~ partly 1r.-d to tho tinw Charla 0 . Abbott, o lU\oda w.. appolnttd Chairman of tht UB Ubnrits In 19lS. Abbott dtcido\1 (o build "a "workroom for tho Sl!flulnt Jtudtnt of poolrJI" containU.. a collection of books which would lncludt tvery tll<t by • 20th cmtwy pott wtitlna ln Enalllh." Not only clld Abbott so afttr books, but ht actively ooUdttd pom' r<JUih dral:u, oayfna: "Evory day. hundrtd$ of JhanUJC:ripts w•ro toutd to tho ,....,o bult.ot or Rrt. t<how. .. r· ,....--. . Why not a.!( for !hom Si•co Abbott'J tlmt, tho Pottry Coll«tlon had cltcpawd lmprdllvtly,and now bouts o( oxttniivt INIIuteripf and lotttr collections of tht· Ilk.. of Dylan Thomu, William U.loo Williams. and J..,... Joyco. Espoclolly ilna tht uriy l96Qo. wh<n UB l>tc.otM lnoorporutd into tho Stat< Univtr>lty of New Yorlo:(SUNY), tho Univtnity h.. <Sbblishtd illrif alo"' tho cuttin& tdao of avant prdr litonrY otudy and Wluontlal modem I wrlllna- urr. afi!Uallon with tho St.otr t allowtd its Ercflih clrpartmoot to grow with loapo. Mu<h of tht twins ,... Dwnftl'l by a man most obtetwn c:rtdit with. Htabliohi'ns morwotlc and radical tont, Albtrt Coolr., who loft Bulfalo just two yun •SO· Tho kind of focully Cook wu loolti"' for dlvorpct lrotn tht typical lma~ of an Enallslt prolaoor whl<h dominattd Unlver~itlts up to tho tlmt, AYI UB mod.m fiction critiC Mark Scht<hnu. As <'ppo&td to tho traditional upp<r·cl .., "gontl•m.tnly" typo, Cook ch- new faculty oolely on tht basil of tho txcit<mmt ol onr's idou. Ow EnaJio11 dtp.vtml!flt. says Schodlntr, lilltd up with octivt and mavoridt minds which rdlocttd, to a ~ mont, a urr. prrdomlnanlly bacJ<sround workins - ctut Accordi"' to Moo Wodttrt (in on lntervlow wrth P011tlopt Pnntiss in tht Buffalo Spr.,), "AI Cook had a notion of th• departmont not u traditionally orimttd toword littrary hislory only. but ol10 toward• CTOI!iv• writlns and Uterory thtorJI." Sa~ anothtr faculty mnn~r. "(Cook) croatOd • dlv<rally of pools ond prott writtu.. Thty tau.sht common •ubj«ts like liroraturo- not fUJI crootivt writing.•' Cook utablishtd a $ylltm of depanmentol promotion whl<h plactd.t.ht pu'blication of a utlvt wrili"' on tht ..,. ltvtl .. o<hoWiy writina. For <>Wnplt, publishin& a potm btamo oquJvaltnt ro publishinc • ochoUriy artidt. A book oi pooms would ~ oqulvaltnt to a Ph~and .., fotth. Uterory trtatlon wu put"" oq..W around with littrary analysis. Leslie Fiedler, critic Y•""' activity. Many lmport;nt writers oi tbt day comt to UB to offer d - and glvt reodlnp, among thrm, Amiri Bara.ka, GreaorJI Cot10, Eel Dom and 01!111~ Levertov. 1 In rocont ytan, thouah, tht UB EnsJloh faculty hu been unabl• to 1\iro rww mombmo, or nplac. somo of tht ones who mimi or lt!t to tt..:h ~. Tho biastst 1- ·..,.. novdii< John Barth. wh- boob 1'11• Sol;.Wttd Fodor, End of tM Ro<td. and .-1 r«tntty. l.ntns. ..,. clftply lmponw.t to t.ht moclem Americon littnry ....... Barth acc<pttd a position ol tht )ohno HopkiM Uniwnily <ariy U.. dtcadt and the dtpvtmont hu lletn unoblo to ~ him with • Action ol ~ompa..rttble Jlatuft. Olsen wrifu In tht tariy yNt'l, Chorlts Olson was on• of UB'a fottrnotll lltt rary cr..tof'l. Tho Blaclc Mount.;n pool, who wrote th~ "Mulmus'' potmo and ott l~•rary thtory aflff with hf• wrltlnp on "Projtctlvt aso. tho dtpottm<mt courting John Gordntr, outhor of dlt and Tht Sunlight OiiJ!ofiJI§. Many dtpartmontal m<rnbon f•lt ol tho tim• that C.Udnor's scholarly rtputotion was muaerly ba.td; and a pl~&tism tontrovony surrounding w., Two yrars c..... verw, 14 had a way Of convertin& people to pootry. With Olton htrt, Bulfalo soon bocorM o poolrJI <tnttr of throbbln~~ Tht Ufo 1111d Tim., of Gtof,..ll Chouur ' Creeley, poet . ultimately dtnltd him a spot ln tho d.partment'• ondowtd McNulty chair. Gordner WHit to Bfnslwnton instead. Buffalo'• still looklna for a rmowntd novriiJI to jade up tht department's npv~ for CTtotlvt writina to tht ltvrl it cnjoytd • dtcadt .... But tht Univtnity now hu littlo D\otiO)' to spond. and, OC'<ordina to many Unlvusity IOUita, tho bobllon and -'>die: horror of tho Amhtnt """'~"» tum> off INIIY prospoctlw faculty. As a rftult of this hlrina pualysis, moot of tho profotoon hlrtd In tho 1960s M< now slmultantalllly opproachina rni~ "'t· Many foculty worry that tht ' department wdl ovtnluolly ~ complotoly dominottd by o t!nal• p:Mr&tion of acholan and writon. organlus poolrJI work.nopo. In gonoral, thtrt is mu<h ,..poet bttw.., tht varioullilfr>rJI groupo in tht Untverslty and around Buffalo. But the community Is not. totally ~ous. Potts are fllltd with strona r..unp andthey dha&ne about po~try ~~ ...~tlcoJJy .. they rniaht dJsosr<t <tbout onythJna In lift. Poots olton a1JU4' about whom t.ht cltpartm(nl ot community organiz.ations should Invite to alve pottry ~~ and ...runu.. £qualJy rapecctd writero an haw widely diffmna atsthetia. For oxamplt, ont local pool comploins tlutt mony who olttn nad htrt an ~ banal and prDNic. "I tdlt tome ol tht!r wotk in my htad while they'n IUding. • tho writer clwgos. On th• othor hand, th... satM potU at1! critically laudtd In dilfermt circl.. and havt a wid., oxcittd following. This ldnd or dloaa-nt Is common. but It ctrtolnly dO<SI\'t hurt BUffalo's Cftative e:nvironmtnt. To be sure. US's potU. thouah thtlr Jty).. ..,. as dlvtrot as they com•. olton &fl tosether to nad and critl<iu •Kh othtr's work. Nuriy all of thtrn thwsh, AY t.hty Ot1! not lnfluonctd by •Kh ot.htr's work. Says lrvina . Fddawl, who roantly,p;,bllshtd • ••ry wtll rtvltwtd book of NlfV> """ Coll«tiw PO«trU, "I'm too old to ~ Wluonetd. • Tho IWdl foe poetical modtls ollould ~ "all fWsbtd by tho you'ro JO," F<.Jdmon Illata. f'ellow poet Mac Hammond "'fta. Poo<ry, ho fttls, too oftHI c:aton to tht whlmo.of oodol chic. "I ~Ions to tht 'ettmal school' of pottry," ht 11ys. Mudl loally popular currmt poolrJI Hammond fttls, Is mtrtly cralttd for tht moment and will have no lutfna valuo, poolry.'' ••rmlna It "dixie cup �i:: CittUmits by Richard Chon cr.atwl whOro !Mro wu f!Ont. that is-up. Most O.iap sl;yscnpon ~ Bwfolo. until recenUy, ..,.. • city with mQte of • pul 11\an • futuro. Now, wilh const(Ucllon to begin on the downtown transit maU, watr<fronl villog< and tho Buffolo S..vmgs-Hyau Hotol complex, 1ho Oty Will soon undorso • dnlNJJtlransform.Jtfon or iu ~orchitectur:aJ pfOHJ«.. Sullivan's lim<: woro doadly dfkrint bulldlnss. Tho Chic:ogo ochool was nolwl for II• pr"3JNti< approach to'd tslan and a <orroopondinc Ia~ of cohfJivon.,. and ot.p,Cr. Althoogh tbr buikllrlgs woro t>ll, '"They Wfrft!' l c:omfonablo with ho!Kht." Quinan says. • ''What SullivAA did was to invrnl an But that shouldn't takr attention .1way from Bu(f~lo'• alr.. dy nch archll«tural httitJ.gr- e.lt:pnt rem.n.-nu. oi a um~ whon tho Oty was ono o( tho nation'• la<Beot• • bustllt1&. imponanl and ufluonl oma_m ent•l. thtor-ecticill system rh•t woudl allow • bulldin& lo grow notuRIIy," ho il>wrb. On. of tho low romoinlng "'"""Pin of Sullivan's an ,. tho Prudtntial Buildlnc. Inc~ ltd in downlown Buff•lo. h IJ • yaphic Wlmplo of Groat u.~.. «ntor. Acxording lo Goorae Anselrvidus. ch•irman of rh~ US Arc:hlt«turo Soportmenl. Buffalo i• "ono of the lhrH or (ou.r top citJU tn tht Rillton SuWvan's crodo, "Form followo function." Tho JPQurod Inti Is taken up by Iorge Window• in which pu50Bby could Window shop. Th• next floor obovo wos taken by mfn::h.ant 5~«. if a CUJtomer drcidwl lo bu~ oomlhlng thot u~Kht his or• on tho - · From ....... Sullivan for archilocture from 1950 to 1920, • a poriod of limo. hr says. thai wos probobly lht most Important ont In Amtrleitn a:tehit~ ure. • UntU thon. AmmQI\ archltocro hod y.. to "--t aw•y from thrir Europoan mmto<T ot.nd d•volop • charactonstic. dnow tho lino. ond 1M not II ttorios, which woro 10 bt u..,d for offlcr_ spaco, Architecture: the city as -living inllu""""' Tho <onc:opt of fnduslry Amaican Mehitectu~ tJka.an tronaaJ ,..,.., in th• co,. of 1h• Buffalo &fam olovators, lnvtnttd hort the 9u«on City, th... towering otru<'luruloc.>tod on In the Ba.ffAio Rlvu we~ used IO SlOtt! sain brought "' by ~~ lrf'>&htr<s. Bolf•lo IJ\ tho 19JOJ, was tho bfl..t ""'" milllnc <rnlor in tho world. Thrw had • tic.•••- profound tlrt"CC on archh()tu of the early 20o.frCrntury. •uch .. Frarlk Lloyd Wnght ot.nd I.e C:O..~. accordJngto Quinan. In r.a, k Cowt.usi.. rof...-.d IO l.ho Buffalo sr-ln oltvotors In hh maniff51o, ''Tvwa:~1 ot New Archftl'<'tu re.• a book' that rxpoundod a now archil""""' baood on mtchanical ro,., ouch .. tho airpio« and 1M sto....Wp. Ho wrvto: "Thus wo how the Amorican grain oltvators and f.octoriro, tho mognii'!Cftlt {frst {ruils of tho otw age. Thr Amtn'con enginrtrt ooerwh1/m with thlir c;dcuiDI1.tJtU our trpirinj archltu·tur-r... Curly. the ltdonolosical 1&0 was bqinnin& to dawn on Mcftfttcts. rmo\'.tllon in the- Mit future. lnto lbt pr-o;rnt Acrording to on• profrsaor (n tht Archllt~turr Dtp.~rtment, tht latHt addhions to thr Buffalo .l<ylin• aro "not ol tho hl&hrst quality." Whilr structuR'S >uch •• M'UlON M 1< T buoidJng tho olsn d<signrd Now Yorl'& World Tradt Contorl are favoritrs with thr publk, th•y are frowned upon in .st:nous orchltKtural drcln YamaALi • """ of dtcorati•• fac•do ot.nd malrri.>ls ouch as marbW and bronze .ln> thow a.uoc.uted with we-..Jth. a.nd iJ ~-" aJfront to lhft origtool vision o( ''"' lint modtmlots o( lhf' B.tuh..us school.. who mv,s.&o.n«f .1: y.....,u.,·, u1opi.1n society burd orthitmurr, bulle w,th concrete-. ~ffi . on 1heir aJ•u and Today, most of thr new "'rchilwurt in the Buflolo area io btlng dont' (n US's Arnhonl Campus, and _,. of tho vchil«t.J. emplo~d ut: tht: most pruti1o• • in th~ nalfon . Such ' ~~~!!..! musel..lffi"Buffalo is one of the three of four top cities in the nation for architecture from 1850 to 1920." idiotru~tic Amtrkan stylt. UB An Hlstory Proleoor Jack Quln;an rtitoralrs that Buffalo, •vm ~than Now Y~ C~y. providn exampln of on:hlt«tur. by H.H . Rlch.udsoo, Louis Sullivan and OanioiBumham that iUuttralo this pivotal shift aw~y from U.. Europooon modolt.- a c:hanp. lw uyo. that .... prrciptatrd by Amtria't rap;d industrial powth affa tho!Ovil War. Tho "--t, acxording to Quinan camt with 1M worb, of Henry Hoboon Rid>ardlorl, • Booton-butd udUt«t who cocnbined traditJon,al Eutopean dtcorativo 11)1\ts with • ltnld1lnl functionality thal vl•l ~~th rational and modern . Rkhui!Jon, whost most productiveperiod came bdwom 1470 and 1886, dooiFed 1M Buffalo l'lydllolri<: Conttt, t!W lwtnllnc. twir>-towtrod 5l7uCtW'O on Fcmt Av,s>uo nur llul&lo Scato Collqc. Wbllo Rldwdton's WO<I< lo Important, tht dooipo ol Louis SuUJvon aft prabably tht lmportaftf ud Wl.....w.l in all "-lan ~- SWIIvan a1110 out ofa.lalto.- thtflna . . . _ ot bill, Slt&inmod bulldlnp. bullt. ~ -It loPtal ....II of .... ~ . . . . . . .-hod to bt aosumwl a uniform quollty. Sullivan g.avo tlw buUdln&'s hriahta omso ol ~ by -~ 1M vrnical <lnKtJJrol ~ tho pilrs, OVOI tho hon.onuJ spmollrrtr., COJIIpldi"'l th~ ttruauro with acomke. Also charactorisllc of Sullivan' s arc:hittcturo io tho .... of dtcoratiw tun cotta ornament~ on the buildina'• bc:ado, which ho himsolf lnvmttd. Altbouah thoir prao<JcaJ puipooo WOI IO prottct tho buUtlinc't tt..l frotnt lrwn hoi In euo of • /ft. atthrtically, they oorvrd lo ''btin& 1M buildtT• block olovo,• KCC>rdlna 10 Qulnan, and Jivo tho odiliicf an o.....U vitality and .mncth. Tho Pruclonlial BWfd!na 1s ~n amazin& oxatnplo o1 SuiUvan'• ability to lust Function with Jonn. pr«tieaaity with acthdlcs. Arlolher ionponant Amorican arc:hi""' of 1M 19th Contury .... Danlotllhlmllam, who doolped tht Ellicocl Squaro Building. at l9\ Main St, which at tho time of its die""""' lNildi,.ln tho )"'dd. Bwnlwn. who abo coniiNCllon In~-.... offb ~ Ntw York aty'a Fbliroil Bullcllna. was another of tlw new Amule&n an:llltecl• whou wor~ ~the indwtri&laco. a di.5cu5iio, of Bufl.Jio archittct'u re it l~omploff without montlonin& E.B. Grftn. whow loal !ism k-h •n indrlibl• stamp on the city•s. arc.hitedu~l charactttr. Green dttl&n~d many downtown buildlngs, btsldes O.nhluo Collqe, tho Albriahl Art Gollrry, •Rei tneludlng Abbott and Harriman libraries.. Parkf'r Encino<rincond Cbrlt Gym. Although ho J.cbd national prominenct, his df5ip>s aro markwl by good tUie ond dtcorum. As Buffalo movwl inlo 1M »>t anluty, lho qu.ality o( lla arhitod""' cboppod. 1:hrft ..-. SIUI oo- prilM ' rumple arourod ol An 0..0 buildin,p, by such archit«ts u Eoro S..arinm. who dtsignrd !Ooinnan's Music HaJJ on 1M most of. tho UBampw.. ..... of Allontown, • ~ wltidl, bosidos itsufti!Piaty -~a. has...rwd as a modo! for ocher ....-t halb aoo. lh.enation. Frank Uoyd. WrJaht'• Mat1ln Ho... on jowott l'atltway Is .., cxamplo of his pralrit ttyle in full flown ion~tlon. Ill Ions rool1ila and alii\~~ • ttuly Amttlan ~- Tho bullclna lo tho homt of tho UB AJumnl Atood&tlon. and l.o td>tdulrd for inttmlhonal Mt:hit«tual luminaritt"suc:h .. I.M. Poi (tho Gowmoro Rflidonce H•U.I. O.vls 1< Brocfit (Ellicott Complex! ot.nd Harry '1'.-... 6~Bn.an and llaldy haJisJ .,., fulf.J!inc No!son Rodd'tllo<'s now $0C'l'\~hat compromised vision of a monu.mml to hirmol( and. to his poople. Guinan ~ tho rolarivo merits and failuros ol tho Ambon~ Campus. paniatlorly tho EIIlcot1 Compb. He blomod any moraloprobloms on tho COU>pift' location, ..)'inc ho would hovt p~ the: w~ctrfront as a site:. in5tnd. "You haw no optioM if you don'1 haw • car. What em you dol" ho says. " It'• nb to SO to • ploco indtpmd.onl ol tho univcnity whmtver you wmt 10... As for lulllllint its orisJna1 purpo•, a sing~< bulldina whrro J ,OOO Jludont can livo, lllleod c t - and -'alia. 1M buildina .. a qaalif'otd _._, occordina IX> Qulnan. He lika tlw builclinc's ~. • cornpromi.. bttwrm • akyoc:rapor and • war typo of struc:tiU't. "As • solution. 1 tbinlr. h'a terilk.• hr uyo. but IMn - t o 1M ladr.oi ~ suppo<t lik. "EElicott "!aJ ~ to bt a aty in ibtlf,• Qulr>an rofloas. "That's too much In ask ol Ill\)' .,.,. l>uitlq.- fj �t ~~-~ ·hn~Ms ~~----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !·--~ Duutor tho lowor WDI ~ ~ World War I, tho corridor was dated lor 0 The Lower West Side o( ~~~SR oci~o~m:~'mm~~;r;~:!~:~ ~v-~~~.~~yawy:!.-.to'o~~;~:on has bmt IQnsinzt orpniutioft that inotrv"""'ql in "'"" ,... • •vv- ""' AnauthenticAmerican neighb_orl'}ood a;t~~~:;:.t"th=::u. ==~~~~~~ IUihor .,.ktdl. incomo Z5 within tho low.;o I><Kker (511,700 por yoor), yet then-ts cumntly a •ul>otantial influx ol sul>utl>an uppor-middlKbto prof:rz=ossio into tho Lowor Wm Sldt. Tho attractions art idtnt: not only is ,tho lowor Wtst Sido within walldng diotanJ'O of Buffalo'• central business and theat.r< dlstrictJ, as well as the Peaco Bird~ and downtown shopping areas: it a!Jo has Westttn Ntw York's gr<atest <Oncmtrotlon ol standing. 19th centwy Y"octorian red-brick housoo. Tht mort' than io oumplos havo holptd stlmubte privato "'lnv<Simont in, and helped · stabliu Kvuill ntia/>borhood bloc:b. For """mpk, a southttn subsection of the lower Wat Side kl1own as West VoU.. (when lC'<eral of tho V"ICtorian Structulft otand). has ~ mllllon' in priv1tt mnYf:ltJnent s~ 1975.. bas rocently gaintd listing in tho Nationa Regislor of Hi>toric Ploc-es, th<rtby guarantyin& Ill prtK<Vatfon. se in tht MXI yoarJ, private investors ipored tho <Orridor, and thi oru's houslna dtttriorattd. Tho hi&hway plan was finally abandoned in 1974. But corridor raldtnts now I~ tho problom ol limited financial rroour<es. Tho City's loan·and·grant program provldos up to $5900 ~r hou.., lor compllanco with city housing-code rqul•tlono. but· a larv ~rcentago <>f, hoUSts in tho Corridor,, ovtn with tho maximum allotmmt, would stU! fail a housing uu~lon. Thoro's so much netd around hero, and only so much money," tldained ~ "We' r< tryJns to tarp-t tho money in bledts that wdl yiold maximum RSUits.• Rtviloliution lo a slow protftS on the Lowor WfSl Sldt.• Upkeep WSRDC hu encourased low-to moderac~ income flmilirs to buy noighborhood housu. In ord•~ to maintain the .art.J's ethnic mlx. Home: Ethnic dlvorolty But to many of Wtst Vlllast's more affluent dwtllers, th< Lowe.r West Side's ethnic diversity it u a7fr..Ctive as' Its houSH. "That'• why I'm htre, • t><plains ~ Frost ol Wtst VUiagt. "I don't want my chlldrt11 growing up afraid of ~I• btc.tiil!: they'~ anothor <Oior: • Frost. w~td • tlvoo-story brownstone on Whitney Pb« lor tho Lut d&ht .roars. ~that hll two dau&hters play with all the nft&hborhood c:t.Udmt. "'Thete won't !>.. any r,od-ol panonoia In my kids,· ho adelL Aa;ordlng to Oty ol Buff&lo .Utiotia, thtlowor Wat Sldt (which rvns North to Portor Strtet, E.ut to Allentown. South to S. ·Elmwood Avenue 111d West to Niagara \.'{atontont) Is obo<tt white, 10 - t blkk, and abo has the most Hltpanlc and Nativt Amrric:an rosidtnts In the City (30 and 10 ptrcont SO_, - -- - - . by Robert Linqtwlti "I don't want my children growing up atraid.of people because they're another color," says ·one resident. "There won't be any racial p~r~noia in my kids." Prom vacant lou ..nd ~ plawoundo, to thldt gr<en ~a.m. and •~•ly VIctorian rod-brick. to aumblil\8 lidtwalks and ompty beer c:ano-Buffalo'• · lower Wat ~ io a c~ of conlracllctlono. a nolchbotN>od th•t make no and has no justification at .U-oxcepe that It'• aliw and thriving. "Tho · lower Wat Sidt has more pottntial than any other oro• In the Oty. • claisno Carolyn Vltalo ~ Ex«uti~ ""P<CU~Iy). IUd! and poor But not allto<Ctlono ol tho Mi&hborhood ~u~~ had Wat vruag,.·, aood fortune. SuiHwldotcl housing lo o ..--.problem In the v~ <Orridor (tho rvn of blocks botwem t"- two oltftts from N~ to TriniiY St.-). an .uoa poradoocially locatod just otoUDd ~ comer from Wrt~ Vlllap. Aca>nlins to J<arin. tho corridor hatn't ..J&nd momy from tho tc¥>nomk hardshlpw olahoavy'inc!ustry city lib Buffalo. Shortly afte' owner tducatfon is tht- rint ltep. "Ptople- mUJJ know how to maintain their homes," Karin explltlned. ''or rhoy cr.. t• a slum.· This is particularly impotlant on the loWl'r Wtst Sidt, wh<"' many pooi'<T familia rent their hOUSH from owners wh9 livt tiHwhoto and lack tho kowltclp, skills and eqyjpmml to hand!< ho~of their OWl\. (~ROC thfmore offers mcJ<t&agHC!ualion and homoimprovment worlu.hops, as woD as a toollendlnalibrory. to locill residents. In this way. propmy may tvmtually !>.. owntd and l<tpl up by mos1 of tho. teSidtftls prosmtly rontlng. • And a~....tly. this is j~ what the moro affluent membo"' oft~ lower West Sido want. "Thi dillerrnt t~ of ~~ •~ all a port ol it," IOYJ Tom Wllllams. "I love it." Willia.ms Is a salts uocutlvo who moved a year ago from tho Up~r Wtst Side into a ll·room Vktorion rod-brick 6i'l1"ihitney Plac<.. Ht dtllghtedltyrtalls tht nf&ht he como homo from work and was wamed by stveral of tho stlftl-romu men of a suoplclous choracter they'd t<m around his """"and chased oil. "Tho so-alltd street ptoplt are proiKtivt. not t~tmtina." addo W!Uloms' Mary Orr. "''m aJ-1 they'~ out thoro." •"Wt ' don't lib ttnngors snoopin' otoUDd her<," ..dds C.O..Z. Fox, who lives In ano of the INIIY rooming housts in tho 'Wt'rt lust like a fomily around h ....-all tOifOihor." ott•. �l ----------------------~--------~~~Uudb Mafia recession matches area's own Yet, organizecW:,time survives here stiN - - -- - b y Jack Hellms T hot deaty .ol 8ulfalo 0IM lt<X>nd holf of this '""'llt)l is dnmau.:ally ill~ by the bw!l-out front.o, . ~ buJiclipp 11\d that liM Mm. Stmt. And tho billory of O<plired crilpe .in BuUalo, s-aJiels tho CIIY'o ~ " - ·~ a..th of MaAaoo aimo lord Stefano ~ in 1974 ai.bd -a lc1w paW - for this ~ ....-u of ltO!t' YOWl! lo(s BuHolo'a -'ely. Now ,· with Buffal o' • plannod rojuvtn~tion, it remilins to bo _, if the Mollo can n>~uild hore tho ompi"' that once plaerd Buffalo in the c:mtor of t.ho orsaniztd crimt Wl<krworld. Meg•dd ino br3an car"1ng hls consldonble ompift durinc prohibition. whm the ftdem Govommtnt's ban on llquor and BuHillo'r prt»dmity to tho Can.c!Yn border mack tho City ript for Ma~ activity. In the mruina decadts. M031ddino'• "family" arew until it covered • territory bounded by Younptown. Oltio and ROC!hator. and strftd!Jns north to the c..n.d.i&n borcltr and oouth · to Ponnoylnnla. Afler Ptohilricicx> - lilted, BuHolo'o ~ to Caoada was still imporUnt. this tbno for tnEflclanc - l c s and importJns Ulqol aiJens into tho Unltod Statts. n..-..uu...,.,. In tho lato 19605. Mapddino'o power bcpn to ~- He loot ....p.a Erocn flllnlly ,_,,_, bmuth him when tho fodonJ ... found $500,000 in bio attic. "He told <Vtt)'OM that tbnos ._.. bod and IMn they found him (Mapddlno) holcll.,. out on !hom," ""Pioinod Bu/fllk> EwniiiJ N""' "'PQrttr Lee Coppola. Alter Mapddino's 1974 doth, ht. huat empift dtcaytd into oq>arate mtities, 1ocldn& the power of Ills c:ontran...d leodmhlp. "'Th<:y dldtl't have anyone •10118 • onoua). ID come i11. nobody with the COM«tionl he had to take over for him," said Coppa!.. Durlna Moaoddlno'o relan the population c:mtor oE tho ~ntry wu in tile Northeut. Now, •• hoarck of people - ~ towards tho aouthwest and far wost, tho ~ is ..,U, with than. It .... ......,., belna mode in Boolfalo,. "'PPfftd CoppoLa• .,.,•• just lib IOCl' l --n:- ----0 ...-. wlloft tho money II." (Tho Dlllllal hany......_ . 1M Mallo INIIca Itt _ , throl!lh 1.p1 buaineMK u "'"" u u.nlon pmblina and dealina • invMa ldc:kbodca one! txlortion and ....... ol bmtlll funds. ln rock~tcrill& nMli>Cics. Ra<btftrina nowtpeptr • 19'19 . . - ...,.,mee that Local Laboron no, wh- mombon .,.. bulldina tho LRRT oubwoy tyllem, wu run by llloaod Mafia flsuros An&eJo Mo.an> Ol)d Ronald Rno. Union Stoword. Wllllam Sdolino wao mwdorecl ,_ In a trail..- ... • Main Stroot ~ lite. n.. l:illon, roporttdly yanlcod opm tho tnilor door In brcNd doyli&ht and btoud away at Sclolino .. Ss>rirc worlcen labored nearby. Mlouslns union ptnslon Iundt Is another form o1 unlon rac~r<rina that comq>t ollldals on involved in. Thew funds provide racUttft'$ with miDioM of dollaro to ombazJe or loan to p...mnd bono--. ~form ..u.-. oE rKkttftrina io -... conmoctl" ......,. omployoD and union leadtn to eontracts that ruult In •ubstandord tenN for union mtmben, but lucrative termJ for 'Union leaden and "'"PIO)'OD. Tho mob lints iu pocfctto with money oollocttd dlroctly Erocn cltluni and ot..dtnu <throush bookmaldna. The ·'-baD cMdo dittributtd ~ tho City 11rt proclucoil by the Syndiato - ' ......- • IUbotoallal part ol their ·~ "foot~*! eonlt .... a bla part oE thdr ~nc:ocn«." aid C-Ia•.but ht alto ~~ Wtl thoro is oo way to td how much tho mob ums t~ thdr ent~ "If you tallt lo 10 dlEkrent co~ yollll ,... 10 cli£faoom ......_• ht uid. Loon thariUnc is anothor popular and luc:ratlw woy for Mafia flcuros to make mqney and pin control of f<sitimatt buslnttta. An owner may becom• indebted and. because of credit problems, hot forced tO 30 IO a priYoiO banfter-a loan thark. oo l o - x. U tho o ....,.can't pay olf the loan, lhen the priYaiO bonk.. owno tho ""'"'-- Thew l>usj,_ are UJtd to laundor ditty money--...d in Ulqol mtapris<s. Drua traffickinB b a lucrotlve busint>.\ In Bullalo duo to tho Can•dion con11rctlon. Ao an •""mplo. on July 9. )9'19 Posal Politano was found in his PIOSptCI Avenue homo with l ,l , pounds of heroan, arryina • • - value of 52.25 million. Dapite thlt. ofSciak feel that tho droa traffic if cftdlnlna. "Theft UJtd to bo an owful lot, but it's bom ch""'inJ, A lot io comma in from Florid> now. But there's •UIIo" oE chp comins tluouah Bulf..ro. and ftclerol outhoritiH hlvm't ' done o damn thin&•• n:po<ttd Moxw.U Spcoont, fanner 1.-r ol the New York Stak Oraonlz,o d Crime Tuk Foret . (NYSOCJ1'). NYSOCTF is., -.non oE laWyoD, IRS...-, New Yorlt Slate Pollet. Dn1a Enf....,.,._t Admlnlstraton and other tltportmavJ woridna 10 combat the octlvllla ol !he MoQa, ho-. In tho pa.lt ,._, tho Stat• ol6c:e has boon inactlvt-. due to Spoont' s r«ent ~·ion liom Ills top . . -. us All"""t'Y Rlchanl Alan tchtduled to take o - tho pooltion this Nowmbor, bur hi> appointmont wu ~pontd doe to hi>lnvol,....,..m in t.he .22 callbor killer Altomoy Gmonl'o irwatiptlon. n.. tal< rarer operata '" ~ Lvp part by c.heddn.a union contr•c-ts ror ~ AddiDonolly, IC<'C>Wilonts aoclil old tax c..-looftlnc lor v;olaucms. This k ono way th.t ollopd Syndlcatr Ileum aro ~red. Alllstant DA Carl ~kor "'PQrted thlt people who aro suopocttd or art known to bo Mob ladeco an> Witched ...muDy lot- such violations. OfFicials l:eop trod of tho dnas traffic, and collt<t mfCif1lU!ion for .,._,• ~~Sing 1 nttwork of Wo.mants and uncle<covor apntt. This o .Go how they crad<down on a-bllna oponrtjons. Today, O!Jilliztd crime In Buffalo is not .. orsanlzod •• It wu whm ~no wu leadrr. Now lt if a colledlon of cllimemben>d famUi"' o.,....aJns lndepmclently ol - " other. It is doubtful tNt anyone will lttanpl to .... _.... ol tho onct ..... ernpin. "I doe't know why .,}'OM would lo -heft." nollftd Copol1o. 1btfts DO . . _ to be modo hero. D>Obwhort the ....,..., Is." he uid. Comins to Bulhlo, Coppob added, lo just "not w- n.. worth II" • �CltY.IJmlts ! ai_ Literature·..sot:-~-·- .... J ;; o publish a mop.tlne. In th• poJ~, howt'llrr, !boa litonlly dlorts hnen't lulod lor more tlw\ ~ Y.M 0< two. Us.Wly, they run out ol mc>noy-or they folded lor IKk of orpnl.zotlon Ona' tho foundtrs hove I!Wfalo is not euy. MOll wrlton dDn' l 1onwod Univu.iry pooitions. They to work (pr patronsl oomrwhoro; aNI in Bullolo thio pr-itlon is:' liU liY w•athrr, not always ounny. Also. nw>y writm oomplain It ,. hard to break into th• eotabllshod llt.rary groupo liko 1 AJitntoHn ComtnUJ\il)' Centn or N to rtad their works or publi>h thtlr 'itull. • Oncr htor>ry chonnds Me lof'IL(I, !Nny wrim's complom, thty .......,. philo50phic~Uy £roun a.nd n.1trow-. mtndod. ~Y biKk .and Third World writ<~. ohen UB and Bullalo St•t• studtnb, charge that th< qty •till ha.,·t been abk to --.pe them into thellltriry community. One local biKk writer, whO h4 bftn publi>hed In vMious Uter-ary and m\IJic publications, Ays thot many of tho ba•• pollohtd, weoltl>-mlndod city may w•ll . have actlvtly IJnorod the prison C'OCitrOvOBy, er..lry btlotv... A«<rding to pci.t Cui Dennis. thb civjc-mlndod spirit h«lpo the ~t 1..1 • part oltho city, Says O.nnfs, "Bufl~lo Is like~ dowdy aunt- II'• comlo r~nd vtry . unpr~ltnliout ." Gtcflns ' to approoa~ a../falo, though, I ..,.,..,""" {'tqUifft moving ;~way . Miln:Y profesSOR and writers who rook ol( From t..,.. for $UI>II05<dly moro promisin& cities and coli"" have c<>me bock. '1t's ~rd to Imagine a better plano to t~ch/' A'fl ~duatod. Conadiin Ftillval Perhaps Bulf•lo's most lmpr...,vo Utenry /oru !.tdy hou boon poet Robert Clftky. Cr.d.y, whO ho publdhcd ovfr • doun books. h.is botr1 rqul.rly floodltt& t he oommWl!tY and ..,mpuo with rtadinp by import£! poets. and also has sponso....d .how~ by uptrimtnta l artist$ and muok:lans. Last yeor, with the l\lndins o/ th• Groy sJWr, Robin Bl..., ond MichHI McOuro werr onvoted to gi<T< readincJand ~. And thlu•"-""• ht boo put topther Tho Canadian Pootty Fntiva~ In whi<h an am.ulng rollortlon of Canodlon writi'r$, lndudlns MarJ,11<'t Atwood and bpNichol, hne rtad and talkod about thtlf poetry bol'l!. er..tey, who first camt hrro on tho mickixtin has boon clividlns h.. tim< b a - UB and tho Univmity o/ ~ Moxico lor thc"btt ~ ytars. Now, his wile100n to have a baby, Clftloy ...ys his fa!"UY is going to Jettle down lo.,., U1 Buffalo. ' Say. Crt<ley, "I want to r.ti<e my child h•"'· Buffalo boo • dotp. opeci(lc gooc~nota.• Ho CG\11\ten tho I~Np _ , . writers, (hl• l..ockport·bom )oyco Cuol Oat..) havt •prdd ol this town as ovlndaland Jtupid.• , r..lvcry at home hero, v•ry humanly .ocurt.'' ley lot!J that othrr places he'• Uvod havt boon ~l.u~Uttr, b\lt BuJialo h .. an admirabk social CIOIUC:IousnaJ ~d '1ousN- ol han." For an exampt.., be points to the local reaction lo the Alrica riol. A moro local littr~ry powers •r~ rhhtr \lnlnterestod In Third World work, or don't movo thtir mind.< beyond • stetotypc which rtquirfl. a "four~ltttcr i"Ord or 'lull Whitey' ov<ry other Lino.• In any u~. Bu!Wo olfrn mony outlot.. ~ pull out th• wieldy road and ,..ptetod Orooc<, wluch oil..-. mu<:h spaco to BuJ!a~ritoB;J!errwd Frank. of BullaloStat'O, publish.. Buckl•. Both locoi nowspaptl'li and tho Buffalo Sprr• ooca>ionaly pnnl ponry .tnd Action . To publish ""''ks ptrtalnlns to "Btat' lrtrr•turo, Joy Wakh hos Dtoblishod th• Moot4l Str..l '"•Jul4rs! A feck K.,owoc: Nrwfl'ttor, • ~ pinon3 ,a widu repu.t;~uon with exh issu~. Every 'o ohen. •maH llter.tr magulnos pop up at UB, usually sponoored by tht St\ldont AssoCiation or OM o/ tho Coliqu. This year, for t1Wnpl<. Collev B u-ntly ...........t Bl..,l Mo..nuin II) ha> roocwd partial luncLnc from th• .. udtnt sov<f'llmftll to O.Mls. Famod auk, novelist and poot Leolre Fl«<lor, who has llwd ln ~ and tnlln)' American chlos, .v>ll wM .P.,.t ~0 years ~·•nc In Momono ~mavins to BuJI&lo in tho · mkldl• 196Qo, says that coml~ to BuJialo .wu like "oomlns hom•" for him . ~ltdlu, whooe grondlother once woA.od In 111« lactori.. in 8\lflalo, says th)t I!Wfalo w.. •a myth in my minc:L ~ , c.... NoWutlons But Fiedler's rofationshlp with tile Cty has not always bftn pl•asunlllo, whi<.h his book Bdrog Bwlod points out. In tht' book Fiodler deocribes how tho city wool out ol il$ way 10 har.- him lor a m.trljUAN choll!O. Just u tho< ba'-t bttWftft tho liberal university mvirorunont and..U.. mcri cona.rval'flill <jly population h11 someti~M< been precario~a, ·it hu also w been 1 .scturcf' o( cre~:tive " Ultf'IY. Prolftoon say they find local studotltS more .stimuL>tins and more avid to lum than studfnt. at ""'IIY privote lUsh cluo unlvonitiu. "They~.. their~ on th« l!J'Ound," ••plains Proi..JOr Schochnor, "'They can spot bulhhit a milt away.· n,.; a..llalo is a wotkinc <'- dty. gives it a SUJ(tptib.iJity to Konomk collapse at l<nt as int<n~< as any other American city. Thi• tipsy smsltivlty to tho tid... or th• marl<etplac:t, though cortalnly not cherished by tho communll)'. IH.ms to have- 1 ·~~rivt ollu.-. to h . Th• oiHormod "Oty._pl No OJu.sioN'"' as wvory to m.tny writlf.n.. a..llolo 15 pure W><~dultorotod. tht~for· th~nc reality. It hid.. nothl03o not ev~ its ihame. The future Buffalo foil It btlont~od to has boon nabbod by II$ Northern half. brother, Toronto. which ho• talr.eo CC>ttllmnd .. thtprilnilry L;ak• OniMio port, whiclo hu botr1 obi• to <red MW high n..s and lay down eight lane highways. In oontr&st, Bllllalo ...malo bt craw line •lot\8, having- somehow loot iu energy lor II"'Wth yo.,. ogo. We an ~ IM leaaey 8Wfalo on« promlaod. It's th..-. In tho pockm of old weaJth otUI bruJh1ns on th« W..t S'Kio of th« Cry. Robert H.... • young and rilinc poet bore in the early -ooti.. accurottly •mbodiod the Buffalo r..Hns In bi• "F.tilurt of Bullalo to levitate," Ho i~ our Oty's vanlohtd prombe compelliniJy; "P.alnl does not arrest tho t...!eboolo: housosl ln thrir eltpnt decay. They pt<l like lwlrcls/ ln the dyln& avenues ol elm./ G tnt l<wrtDugh , nightdriltsta6ovo the yellow bur>t of aspon in th~ park. / Somethins Innocent and ,.,.illanl •ullm h..-., c:wnbrously." Buffalo ~y doesn't Jtovllatt. It huas th• dirt olth« slob<, who~'< thr poets walk. That's why they've come, altu all. Industry·. .-.:,....~......., pr1nc1p1l and pro~cp~rous INl'llllacturin& 1ndW1nn ol 8\lffalo. The city's ftr,t rt(orded bre-wuy w . . r<t•bllshod 111 1825 by Rudolph o..,. In lti6J 3S b"'werl.., x•n•rolly managed by C11.·rm.n immfgn..nt.i. wtno turning hop;t. onto suds. Gudual~. production lnrrtuod. although tht nllmb..r of broworin diminlshod. The only survlvtns bl't'W<ty in w....m Ntw York today is th• sm.all Fred Koch Br•w•ry U.Ounklrk.ltcurrently produtn • dai.tn lab..l• hldil'dlns old aroa loovorit.. Jroquois Brand and Simon Puff. A r«tnl •ddlllon , Black Horse Alo, hu r<prrroncrd slcyrockclons- wla this poR y.or duo to •1lCa11Sful telcviJion and lhe. ~prr odv<rtifiins. Colon•l Gtersr W. Mbcttr, then prosldenl ol th< Poerce-Arrow "'\otor Car Company, cl•imed In 1900 that the '•a~,~tomobUt! ..nd truck induJiry al'd tht makins of pans and accnsori1S lor tho motor tnodt, b thr 5ln&k Ia~ ekment in the v•st manubcto,..,l antctHts of Buffalo." Today, tho auto induSiry employs abriJ)>I-iO,OOO work•rs In tho Bullalo •rea: ll,.1t tho lorsest tmployec In tht Nlapra Fr6ntit.r, Tho Pl<rco bic)'<lt 11,... brought the <omP'InY notional noliot, but from 1898 tho company become lncru•lngly (718) 852-1179 (716) 662-1030 119 BrCNOdwly (Comer of Elm ~to•tl Bulfllo, N.Y. 14203 S, '0011 North 8vflalo Rood Orch.Kd Park, 14127 A NEW IDIA FOil.llfTIIIU A GREAT Gl" GOOSE DOW• VEST Wltll I..Uor fn@t For • • ••II wo•aU (Alto wail•bl' with GlllUint Shearting Collar.) •we lito repelr Led!er c-om,.-....,._ •• ....... Brief-, I.Jigpge. ,.wolvod in tht a\ltOtJ\Obllt industry. By 1912, P'~ru-Anow cars btame an Ammcan illius symbol of social and flnanc..J ochiovrrnont. The E.R. Thomu Motot C..r eamtd wurld·wld• a«<olm, whtn In 1908. Its Thom~ ...fl~er automobllo won th• 22,000.mile ~ Yotk to Parb""acr. Th• Ford Motor Company has botr1 in . Wtotem New York lOr ,. Irs' . Hamlroors St~ping l'l<ant wu built in 1951 and Is. major employer !n w....m New York. The Harrison' Radiator Company ln'Loc:l<,port aupplitl radi.rori, olr conditioners, lh<rmOttall and heat... to all Georral Motor> cor .,.j truclt drv&JioM. _ ~vrolet-Tonowanda, whiclo is soid to be th• llUJ!<SI automobile ·~· plont in tht world, now has 9.822 tmpley... in Its throt planto. Tho CM Corporation rKtntly 1.nnounctd a major rt'viskm of ill art~ plant. in rcsponie to tho demand lor snWl cars. Chevrol<t o/~ pndict that tht n<W prod\lction linn will ....t.Wiy brina employment to ito lullat capodty. YRrs. • f:rom aoarina to .,.,..ncM,d 'Yeot•m New York wu the atttor of thot ....,.,.,ulkaJ world lrorn tho 1920> to the 1940s. b\lt qulddy docnne(j In proclll<lloo lliter Wotlcll1ar fl. Thr' plants b\ll!t lry aviation , t Citn Curtiss""'" world famous lor theft ~. local aJr ....0.ar<:hor1.afl. Irvin dov~lopt(l th• liral (,....f~U poritthut•, ' Other pioM<fs lncludod Clifford C. Fwn.u and l.;awrtne~t 0 . Bell. Whilfthe Curt&.Wri&ht Cotpontion'J ...U..C. on cnililvy <OOtralU ca....d ib do:mJK after th« Second World Wac Btl! Aircnlt IIUViwd M lo Its concentroria. on aviation dtsll!l' and <Jiprrlmentatlon, TM Cal~pon Corporatl011 (formerly Corrwll Aerona)Ukil ~. first dlroctod by ""'-• hu .tlso btoomo a kadrr in .-arch.~. tho< lack ol IOVtrnwtent ddt:DH contnu:U may tyftlt...Uy the llndcr"Utiliuil 8eiJ Aircraft facilfties totall,y .abandoneil. Qul<lly, y., rapidly, tho economy of t~ Nlapra frontioer is mt<nns • now dimmslon-N>t roplacing b\11 lortill'ln& the heavy Ind..., rio! b.,. whoch C<ln no' long•• •ndutt tht effect• of ,......ion. Buf~lo as wbely dtvdopl~ a high· to:!=hnology Industry, demonstratins "" lnUi.ativo which os remini~ttnt ol BuJiolo'o»' ~ pionHrlnt~ efforts. h h., been laliolod .. "gonorally strong. vrtal and oc:cording to• ....... ttport by the Erie County l.ndustriol O.v•lopmtnt Agency (ECiOA). Approxim•t•ly 70 p<,..,ent of iht existil18 hl&h technology finns Me now to th• are• sln<o 1969. TM tnojorlry o/these onlant cornponin •~ the o/ffl'tllll of thr ....,ar<:h-oritntod 8tiJ Aeroopart. C•I•J>On and Siern R...vch Corporalions. Tho futuro of Bulfolo moy rest on t.h•lortunn of such innovators 11s N~nodaca. Compte.k R••nrch. Computrr Tuk Croup, Aotronkl. Mermen Grutbatch. Wilson Grtatbatch and Moog ln<OIJ)Orotod. At Ita 900 new hiah tedanoi<>IY Jobt att proj<ctod to bt added to th« .,... economy •ach Y<M from 1978 vowins.. tO]~. 1'o ottoln 1 suslainod growth, BuJfaJo mud. lint eliminate iu liabUiti<K and apitaliu on iiY ~ · Accoodinc to the EODA ~ hi8h stak Income m\ICh bt rodllad, worklna aplW odd~ mad< more avallablt, Buffalo's clq>rtain1 national 1mag<e frnprovod. Supervisory and senior level profe..lon•li mo"' _.;vely reaultod and loc.al pubUc as•ndet made more raporulve to • the ntatcB of b\1"-. • suJ!alo's 'ottnctive ~ lndudt its clow proxlmlly to lllOjor marktb and a frqih watrr aupply, a good supPly ol '\lnik'illtd, semi<Sklllod And entry "love! labor In tho work fOrce, good .aM tmptovirlg area transportation ...via!. ' and llti ~~· support RrViots of lOcal 1 distributon and oupplle<o. Tht dty's. Division of Economic ~OPmt'ftl hu adopted a ilratqy to j)rov>cle spodal racwtw. for llaht or tllflll.um manufKtu!ins a>n«l'!lf-auch u • m•ll cont'pany incubator bw'lcllllp-and develop a hiP.tt.chnology 'park IO llC)CQDl~ hi1l! &r..,.tlt industrioo. ~ of& ,.W.IItllfalo IRduotnal Potit on WiUitam Stl'ftl md ~~ ol thr IU,..,.....1ncluotri.ll ' ComJ*x may . slpal - U.. llltth of <lr$ptrately J><Odod dlvmlflcation for tho Buirolo l'COIIOII\y. · �.. CltyUmlts US Census shoWs drqp;1 federal loss e_?<pected - - - - - - - - b y Tamara Co son B ulfolo Is amons a nwnbu ol northtalttm elliot affoctrd by an apparont un~rcount in 1M 1980 US Cmsus. A pffiimlnary count by tho US C<NU> Buftou puts th• Buffalo figumo ot 3,57,000, indlcatlna thot its population has dtcllMcf by OYU 100,000 sinct 1970. This could ~V< a profound ell<ct on ~ and Sute mania ,_.V<d by tho Gty. ~ Gty rtoctod by farming tho Complrt~ Count Committee, 1: z~moml>o< board compoOod ol various community, b1Uinns '"d rrJigious ~~. whose Job It is to tneouraso City l'flldml1 to rthan tholr census lorrm. Th• Commht.. alJO took <I<'P' to obtain a more aClC\Intt count onu tht fede~ coont liiJU~Otallrd. Accordina to commlttc:c: member Richaril GtnU>O. • 1977 OOllliUJ conducted by tho R.L. Pollc City Oirtctory Co.-a priv~tr firm that pth~ n•mniindphone numbol$ of Gty mldontJ-was updated ond It wu conclud•d tho! th• appro>WNte population of Bulfalo is .\84,000-27,000 ovn the lrdnol ~· Buffalo Gty Oincta< of ()pftations 11 Borri<k. Ald, •Altho\asll was an octu.al population dtdint from 1970. it is not the amount tM bu~u rtpOns." t....., No Buffalo l.awouit Tho 1970 C....... rtportrd Buffillo's population as 462,000. Tho decline. wing tht 1980 Censu' Burto•u dAI~. i.s approximatoly 100,000 citu.ens, w~ tho updated Polk count rtports 1 population " A preliminary count puts the Buffalo population at 357,000. a drop of over 100,000 since 1970. ' ' dtclint of about 80,000, A difl<ttn<l! of 20,000, Banick otatrd. could moan • lo.. or $200 P<r J><!$00, or I total I~ of S4 million in r.dml aid for Buffalo. ' City oiAcl.als ~ • ll'linst individ\W lqalactlon aimed at th• Census 8W't<lu, du• to tho fact that tho Now York Sutt Attorney G.Mral'• ollio• hu dono so on b.half of tho entlft Sutt. C...uso poit>trd out that Buffalo would follow the courw ol other citlol 1l1<r Now Yorlt or Ott roil in li1ina wpanto suils do>e to the nat~ ol t"'- dll... compLaints. H• cited Now York Gty as an exampk. "Now Yl>rlc olfKi.als chotgod 1M 8urtaU with grou mWn.-.nl&'ft'\tnt ;· Genuso said adding that "the city ~.... that the <numoratoro wtt'C' lnefRdont, th•t tho Burtau 10<1 bat<hot of c<nJUJ fonM. and c-u. that th• post offiet novor doliverod box.. of form. to mld<ntt," Genu110 stotrd that "Buffalo didn't <J<pU~ th- prob~ms; this ard• buruu was wry olficic:ntly run." H. 511'aitd, howoV<r. that many minority at'f:.U thowed low raponsc u.ta. 1.oJM:Q . . Batridt f..~o conftdmt that BuHalo will )10l Allm putly boca... tbo cmsus butuu, antlcipatlnc the low . _ rot .. in sotno ..,...., wiU •,..t: the/liJUm .UshtJy. wJUd, >hoWd help~­ of tho lwvling lou. Ht iliJo otartd, "Tho ltckr•l dd1ribution lormulo-usrd to c.alcul.att tho omounl of lrdn.al oid • city mlri\>a-is b.attd upon • "umber ol lactoi'Sl population pl•yo 10tnew~1 of o minor rolo." Borrick ...mod that a ~ part of the """"Y lr<"ivrd by the dty is based upon prollf'lms such u the Community O.vtlopmt11t Block Gront. inslihltrd to ra~ore tho nu.......,... old bouolng units scouortd throuabout tho< Buff.Jo aroa. 11opulat.>oa is - a mojor facto.- "' the owonl.in& ol Grants. Tho cily olio I'KOIV<f for social so.ch u a:TA (Co.np:dwmhe Employmmt TrainJna At:t), bul opin. the crii.N is based mort on --ucs rather than poplui.Mion. • a.rick lnO!n"Tht primary ...., ol raw ~ datl. • &nick. -.. tho ~ Cowuy l..qisl.aturo. 111 their c:.>lcul.ation ol w1c:s W. .......s iAXU... c- Oflidal rtportJ at'C' duo to b. released within 1M now r... months. Chamber of Commerce kicks off media blitz Do you know that . . -Buffalo Is 1M number ont &port• town in the CO<Intry7 -Buffalo'• annu:al food budj!t:t is tho .lowo$1 in the nalion7 -Buffalo wu the lint city to lishl its stlft!J with eltdricityl Wtll. if you don't you wiU soon. Tho! is, if tho Buffo.lo Chambor ol CotiU1IUCt _and Htaly-Schuu.. and Comstock. • llullolo-bawd advtrusma ~· ~•• thoir way. Tho Chambor and '\he ar;mcy spurheadana the BuHalo An• Jmaso - Cam-. hopiQs tq ~t the City from the clq>ths of an iniOriority complo:.. COUJOd partly by o Ita then positive attitude oulllcl< p.- and partly boa.,.. .,... ci&onJ do not know how to fl&ht b.ck. Mout~ Off, Buff.Jo will~ .all , that, annlna.,.... r<Oidtnto wilh fo<H that prove Buffalo II 1 crut pl.aet to ~v.. Bulblo hu sood ruoon to bo Talklns Proud-t hr them• of th• ntw cam~-occordins to rt~tarch which preaedod the mtdla blit.t. For lnstanct. rn<dkal coots •~ the lowut in tho natioa; Buffalo ;. the larpot produ«r of Oour in tho world; and""""* 2,000 mtaurants in tbo CiJy olm jut~ about .,.,. cuhino lmllinablt· ' Raurd\ o!octshowod that92 .,.._.t ol the ~ ol llulfalo .,.. ndy prooad ol Jmrc "-· llut _...,.to U>aty Banlt ~ and II. cNinnoD of tho <al1tf'llln Robort .J. ~ '"(1wy don't !mow too tnany fldl about why they'"' _ p<OUd. and they'ro ~ of backward oboul otancliaa op lor their cily." Tho Yftt"'loai _,.....,. .-.rdl COIICkocltd is bawd on by the Od _ , . . Nnldna itft11S that miclonb ft.ol tho< moot lbQn&ly about. "There io no doubt- can ~ • ~ ~llodt llltltudt.~ Ylil Schuttt, presld<nt ol Huly.sdlutt• ond Comstock. and medii dlrtc:tor fa< tho campaign. Ht>.ly, Schull< and Comstock wtrt poid at c<>~t lor th•lob nl prnmotlna the ~ Gty. Tho te~ision carnpoign combints the "cold. hard f~•· ol the print ads (lor ...mplt, "our coupty loir is the cou.tttry's ~-~ wilh (ht th.,. 10<13 Jrom tho radio <OtNtWric:ialo (a M<!Ui,.. ~m.h iinalo which SOOS: •Buff.a lo'• so< tho tpirit. ft.olinl proud. talkina prood .•••, .all !d "' tho Erie &lin MarinA. PJ,_ I ol II. camp&~p bcpn the lint ol Ot1ober with lull pap ads In major ~ and a radio and telrvioion blitz. Tho ideo iS to "food tJwqo (Weltem N~'f'· York ruidcniJ) hcts J~nd inlonna~M>n to combat any tttptivism about 1M city,· AY' Gmchen Rorlt who is co-ordlnatlna th• Chombor of Comrne~ portion . ~ tlnw md print """"~·• boon donated, ~ tl.aborortd. eollmatlna the pri« ta& at a consorvativ• • S3 m!Uioa. • ~ (Ids ....S in the local cam~ will ·cause our popuLation to bocomo q~ w h e n - pobs fun ot Buffalo and l.mpot~t when <01\frontrd wllh ao urJoundrd u-11.• Aiel Sdwttt. So fat the ....,... has boon pooitiw. Aiel Aorte. Two yean In the -'<s ond _,......., lnlplftd by tho~ ol tlw dowN........ the .......... mDa vi8b4o a priclr thai hu ~...-.d. ~ ...,...t ph.- trill boP whon tloe populatioa ;. ouEficlmtly llllilood. It io a aotloaal Clllnf*lp and II. ICIOpt 1.1 ..... ytt. boon dttt7mintd. But hopofully. by its flllish what hu bem ~ • the Annpil of the &It will cocnR up W... a ..na.a "*· i �KENNY ROGERS ' We'co me to Zen)(atta Mondat· ta, the third album from The Pollc.e. An exotic musical Adventure lrom the hottest new band In the world. Greaten Hits .Kenny Roge rs . is the Number One male vocalist In the world lind this Greate51 Hits package proves II. Containing 2 bonus songs. Including Kenny's new slngl•. "lady" (written by the ~ommodores• Lionel Riehle). this LP_;s. destined for the top of .fhe chans. ,......___, MINNIE RIPE RTO N love lives Forever Donna Summer Wfites and sings some first rate material on her newes1 release. • LOVE LIVES FOREVER WITH THE VOICE OF MIN· NIE RIPERTON. 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M~er move that the body should rescind u.s · previous approval or lhe progran and delay Cnot appear confident that even lhat was ' implementation to Fall I 980. If all goes accord ina possible. By 19&4, Cerveny explained, "The body -of to lbe Executive Comminee's plan, lhe Senate wiU vOlt o.n Meuger's motion at the special General Education courses will be in place and we will have some concreie knowled&e on when'' ' m~na when it will have · an opportunity to shins in students wjllgo," praising lhe Peradouo discuss lhe prpgram. · Also at that Novembefmeeting, the full Senate model. He added that UB wilr lhen have two could ed~Cf:i.vably vOle on a modified version or years to react and adapt to' lhe variations it Diy!sioll ty,~d;r&r~~uate Edu?tion (DUEl expects will occur. Many have expressed ~oncern. Dean folui Fttad'O~ rmplementation plan that tliat some faculties will ~81' lioe cuts. as .a result of iht transfusions-into Other ,llivid~ Ole• J?roaram1 inco lhree phases. The General:&:lucatlon J;Ommiuee-d>aired by Peter racilities.- or students seekin& to satisfy the Hare-voted -earlier 'this month to aecelerate proaram's requi~ents. Manaaement Professor John Boot estimated Pn8d01to's ·rplan • and put it into action by ScptCIIJber 19&2flM accepted only Phase Ill. , that Social Sciences will face a cut of IS faculty PeradOitO's plan allows freshmen fall ina under members IS 1 result of General Education. Boot J he aospircfs. cif the program, in Plwc Ill, to charged that ..sqme groups-such as those in enroll in one approved General Education course Humanities-.. ovld pressure the Univcsity in each of the five Knowledge Areas in addition Administration to shifi the lines to thcir to two more approved courxs in-each br any t"'o departments. He reminded the Exetutive area.s outsi<k th~· student's m-.Jor requirements. Commiuee tO keep its perspective. "There's "Ptlast' l"illrd 'li•'WciUJcllia~.,_aJIO'ited students to more to life than General Educattdn.:.:. he $aid. :.1"1 ... 11 l "' takt one in 'ucli of the Knowledae Areas, but Iiiey ~..-&uld nat have becll requjred to be s tO 70 approved course_. Both PeradOitO and Cerveny contested Boot's fiaures, and other members predicted that lhe How! Social ~ences would face faculty ~ranging , The full standing comn:\illte also anywhere from five lines to 70. recommended lhat the Facull~ Senate WO<k 011 Many loo£e ends st:ill remain/ PeradOit.ci and i'!'Jlltlllenting lh~ full plan in_~:~ 19&4. Cerveny conceded tO thtiT Ex~utille Cofiiflill.., Peradotto,• in auendance 1J ~~~ueeulive qu~oiiers. First, Cetveny's ,~~c ' bas stucknts Com,ro\u t;t ~n. said he w,as in:r~ (;f ~~ mack few plans to look a} tbe.-PI: l'irst'pan ·oflhltf'l>Jan, but was eon~thal,_lhe who switch majors mighL r~· ~'· • SeCond, the Mathematics diill portlo1. Q( the =o~d is notfellsible. "h'.s very unrt~stic." the Dean a.ssen~:··'to thin~ lhaiLthe full prdgrJim program has linle c.hance 1;0'11t~ iu,Fali 1981 could b( imp meoted oply twc>yea!' afier Phase inlplcrn~uatlon deadline, Peij,d<#O ·f t · l.ained. Ill is introdu ." ' "I .heard that the Dean (F•Cl!hY, .qf' .• \ural. Discussing c;meraJJiducation for almoSt two Sciences and Mathematics, Duwayne Jt. eison) . hours, the f!x~utive Commillee laid . the did no1 include a m11h skilla~reqiUrririe)t In the &r.oundwork for ' prese,ntlng jhe COI\IrOVerslal.t Falf 1981 ichedulc,'; the DUE! Dearrr.~nted. topic to the Senate:·Solkorr has.timi(ed debate on . lhe proaram thus far, waitina tlotil enouah kldclnc iofor.mation and time are availa61o To< full and When preased for Vice Pr~mt f0< A~emk complete disc~ions. ; •~ Affll,lrs Robcn Roubera,•s ':reaction to Robert Cervmr-avlhor o( lh4!. .r't llw Anlftr.soR's p~PuadocrqJpkc:P tlil~beard ~s his name od lbe re10urd ralM!Iitltkftit.Of' · · R'dSWtra " ha!'llte'ctwll.tt ~U~;Ing," implernematlon-Peradouo, and Hare have 411 ' but had little~ 10 add. Cervellf ~that been invited by Solkoff to distil$$ their role in tilt the Tast For~ left roatb oc of' in analysis struggle to get General Educationn off the of the fact that it. Is 1.$1tiU Yeq_uirpnent. around. "The issue," Pcradollo n01ed, "is n01 dead." Kennej..h MacGill of the M1nhematics l>t-panrMnl usened, " We· don't have the v~...-m•c Solkoff, however, ad milled that he is worried m~power 10 teach these people .!:.He added that tlrat OllCC the Stnate bas moved· to resc1nd jiS to his knowledge, there had been no discuSsion in prior approval , dd>ate and emotio(ls onay rase biJ Department on tbe skill$ portion of General out of control. " I'm concerned we'll ckbate~his ~ Edo<ation. to hell," he rernarltcd, "and I'm friJhtened that A third problem bared at the meeting focused this •ilole lhing mi&ht tum lhe ~te orr. They on who ,.,f11 have the rCSJtODribillty (01 doing the want to be nassured that this the problems w011't leg work· to act General Educalion ready for the llappcn...,-n." , stucknts. PeradOito said lhat the Task Force The advantaaes or gradual implementation would have to be cllpanded to include such Were 1101cd by boJh Peradouo and Cerveny, both departments as Admissions anjl Reoords and rmd of wbom ~ined lhat wjlatever plan " finally someone tO prepare a hondbook for its ldopUd it wUI have 10 fit IIIIo lhe University consumers. a,uctute, wilhout disrupting resource allocations• Not ~ly General ~ducat ion foun\1 i!J !"!Y into 100 sc.,.ely. the ~Malna, Vario~ members c:omplakled tbat Tllrou&l\out the roundtable "dlscuuions, the current pnx:a:lure for selectiiiJ nominees for Olmmi~.mCI\Ibers raninded tltemsclves that Chancclior 1s"lawards is Oawed and that 'as a despiU all tile tall allout rt:SO\trce allocations and' restlk, UB should take itself out of the nmificatioru, aaderoic qualilr should hoi~ fir6t comp~lllon. Yet , theae senlllnenu • were easily priorll.y,.Se~~ators foaucd on aouina a quality, '"'errldden by tlrpment~ that they ·~ a (air "cclluallioDIIJiy-•ou~rd proaram implemmted, but ocward 10 deserving Instructors. 'fr su• bee•- �. \ UUAB in jeopo_ray with .concert by lo.pla Si•oa AfDII(IZhrf £dittl' The MU~k Commilt<t or the Univcrilly Union Activitl.. Board (UUAB), jolted by two poorly attended conecrts so far this year. ;, brac:i"' ltKlf for November <1-a day tbat, ironkally. may determine its future PfOJifammioa. ~ The heart of UUAB's probl6ii lies with t.kket sales for Bobby .t Ill< Mldni&hts-a contcrt >Cheduled ror Kkinlans Music Hall on d<aion alaht. As of Wednesday. only 600 ti<tcu bad beta sold for th<liOO ·xat theatre, a predicament termed "dismal 11 best" by C:O.Musoc O.airpersoa St~ Krown. "I 'm really 11 a lou," he said, "I thouJht for 11\lfC one "'ould, have aone over really wtU." Bobby &tht Midni&h~&, a tivo-m<ml*r band led by Gr>:atful Dud auitari" Bob Wdr, will be the third show spOnsored by the Music Commiuee this year. The full two, SVT and Airto 4 Aora Purim did not do wdJ ar 1he bo~ offoc< either. , A &ood turnout for Tuesday's con<:ert, Krown explained, IJ critical for UUAB. Because lht Mwi< Commouce d alloe3ted only S24,000 for concMJ thiJ ...,~ b)l Suit Board 1 anotb<r ronand&l (adurecoWd curt&ll coeocm pllllU for the <nd of lllis ><me>{Cf and otso nut Spnna. Ptc>Cntly, UUAB IJ scheduled ;o bona Pt1 Metheny 10 th~ Granada Thraue next month • tim .....,_J Sr•cr.l fanors 1 ' 11 wouJdn·1 shut us down compJete1y.'• Krown sald of a poor turnout for Bobby I< Ill< Midni&hU, "bUt it would drastically Impair our proarammln& for the JeCOnd scm~Cf. '' However, Sub Board Chairman I'YWt Moor< appeared a tittk more optimi<lk. "Or course Krown is di><ourqcd, but I doo't lhint~jU ~u bad as be tbinU," Moore rcmatted . ly lboulda't j eopardiu !l<lll :ICmc:stu." Krown Is not euctly ..... Why Bobby a the Mldnt&hu 1\u not sold wdl. He mentioned poor publlclty. diJinttreSI and the las&< number or ro:mt concert. u possible uplanationo. "I have a lot or q...WonJin my mind- I reaWy don't know what ~t "HOn&," krown contcded. The fact the <ODMt is on dection nl&IU, h< believes, Is playina only a minor rl)le in the poor ti<ket ~&lH. To try and boost the concct1. UUAB has bqlll2 a major promocioul drive; "Bobby a Ill< Mklniah&s Pvti<s" - • bdtl in two ban thi> wock, ~ 10 7$ radio commcrdalo.bavc bca> bool&bl oo WGRQ ('TI Rock) and WUR(98 ), bcueshave"becnchu:;ed)otlke nudtniJ from both CIBIJ)<lSCS IO Kleiftharu and beet, and more ads have been put in UB and BurTalo Sell< area Collqe pubhcations. UUAB Publicity Coordonator Brian Smoot .toaJd that S2000ofpublldty will be >p<nt on th:show, " whk h ,. more or less puulnalll our cus in onr baskn." Smoot admitted that ht and his as.iistant Hf'idi ChotO.I 1 'havr blown some thinas" as rar u publicity is conct!llC:d-tnost notably, pol puuin' tht warm-up band's name (New Riders of the Purple SoJ<) on posters. He said thu. as, a rcsuh . Krown has taka~ cbarat or publ't<ity, and that from now""' he .... be rollo>oina wloa1 Krown l&f'. .,u A •pht•' As another promotion. KVCral members or UUAB are aoinato Rcochwer toni&ht to hand out Oyers at • closed circuit telcvtsion broadeaot of • Grateful Dead Con<erl. Two members or Bobby a the Midrri&hu-Wdr and Brett Myland-are members of that band and Krown admitted that he wu banltlna on the Gratefui,Oc~'s )Alit appeal to till Kldnhans. Smoot rnn.arkcd, .. Before tiekrts wall on sale. I wu 1urr this con«n wa aoina 10 be a sd.l-out . .. Bobby &t Ill< Midni&hts is a "onc-<our" band acconliD& 10 Krowo, Who u.id he bad bop<d tiW the 'lnlqu<ness of brioainJ Weir, Mylond, rrm Boscn (formerly of liCVcral bands. indudin& Vanilla Fuda<) Bobby Cochran and Bill Cobham IO&d.hcr would be a bis draw. They have never releasedolln album, and Krown said this rs a one·•shot nvc..cit)' tour. "They probibly won't ever emt apon as. unit,'' he <JtplaiJled. "It's somethlna c~oll<, n~ and ucillna." Some poople bdieve lllat by boolrin& Bobby 4 the Midoi&hts, UUAB was takina a blataDt risk willl poor aueodaoa. "It wu dtflllirdy .. pmblc," Oak Andeuon, rock music critic f« Ill< &4//tllo £vmuoa Nh'l, u.id. "But if I was iD his~ have beq~Lcmpced also.' • * , Andcnon said tbtl UUAB wu ~biJ jW.irocd In "Slickin& its ned! out, aJvea a plum tike ibis." but added that publicity has been seve-ely lad<i,.. " You have to push the $hit oat of somclhina like Ibis."' Switala. farmct music Frcdarocc music writer editor of Th• ~'"""• does not b<Ucve Bobby I< the Midni&hts is a aood pmltle. "To 10 to an obliCur< aroup at a p.-lcc like !Mt is Slupid,'' he said . Ti<ket prica ranae from S$..$7Jor Sludtnts, S7~Sli.SO ror non· stodcnl5, and SS.S9tbc day of lk sbow ror CV<t)'OM. Swi<W, r.--r ~· cdilpr ror lk now dtCWICl Rocbn mq;a.inc. believes that Krown. ill bk t<COO>d year wltlo Uj..IAB'• MlMic; Clommiu.ee, aoli1d haw known btunlhan to book the batlil. MHe's been there for.,_ a year," be uscrt<d. "lbcrc's n0 reason why he s~o)lld be aolna backwards." nm Bring I'D"' friends and well ho"" P..J. BOTTOMS cast o spdl on INm to ~ I'D"' t!W1}I wish 9:00P.M. Frf. Sat. Oct. 31 Noo. 1 .•J,•.BOTTOMS 'Spirits of the dead' will conv~ne tonigh~ b y Ma17 K11tu Sptnrum S/4/f WT/,., 10 destroy. The · DrUids did not disiuist themselves The nisht or October 31 has a reputation for eeriness much oJ.der than horror fihna. Dracula or Broom:Hilda. Perhaps Halloween originated ..hell • cavanlllt rtr$1 retW11ed as a ahost, or when tbc llm witch constructed jler rrrsl broomstick and took off. Since · the days or t.ho ancient,Dnlids, Aallewoen hu held a weird &tgnlfican~ that enn the lOth century bu not quite beCn able lncredibl~ as garbage cans or Huln _and parade HALLOWEEN PARTIES Donee Contest/Monster Mash/ Tombstone Twist/ Bot Boogie Witches Brew. . .75C from door to door coUectlna Clark ban and Mllky Ways. In • 200 B.C., Halloween was take-n s niowly. In tbo same way lbit May Day wu consickred ~ ofriCial openlna of SliJ!Il1let", October 31 wu hailed as .tile of winlcr. [)fuids on Ibis day cracked opeq tile- winter supplies; m!l We)lt' on a aiant beiinnlna rood - c:onOI1UIIG Oft P-ot tJ._ P. J. BOTTOMS F OOD- BOOZ E - BOOGI E �From Ni~on to Laufl!/.ond Hardy,. one·store.has aisles of everyoneThai's it, I've bod it with fmisbina last every year at Hollo......, costumer potties. cu 1 help it If I ..,.., smear burnt cork over my raee jlllt riCh•. or rip my dotJia in the proper place$'71 love my hobo outfit, I war h <>'UY year. B"ut it'slim< for a chaftae, A new 011llit, a new dwla< for fllD at Hollowecn. Oeonc ltCo. offers unique oltom.uhu to the drab hobo ...-\lllle. It's quite ironic tJw 1 SlOt< that seUs Hlllowetn 11tirc is loc:ated wberc it is, tbt com<1 or Main ,IDd Chipowa. I ....., - yoWII$ItrS Irick or trca1ifta 11 ldult boo&Ofes IDd top1ets ao-ao joiots, ODd ~ lcJ>ows there are oo rr«bies in the red liabt cllsmct. Tberdsu actual ambimee exiMkd by this bomt o( • Sian 1$ I walk between the DCOO•Ut haU or fame •• ~ EYal before reachina the fro111 door, Field Castro, Lurd and Hardy, Dracula and our fMIIC· iUustriods Presid<nt, Jimmy Carter are alrtldy eydna Nw Slop, Howlond Cost~m~e ~y. t2S me. Elmwood Avenue. Maybe they have sorDf'lllin& for 1 l The di&play, case boasts •lll•t the costun>t Jlore bas d-11< colllumer. •· • • • •{t • "the largest sel~on of•maab in the U.S." , Tbll place is paeked too. "~me, oops l'msorry,lapoloaitt for steppy.aPractically, no aood costumes are kfi. Coming on sev<t211oes." It looks as though everyone wants 10 earUer I could have bod my choice or a sbtilc , a pirwin at costume parties this year- the place is packed. or a monk. On second thouahl, I don't want to be a The array of masks inside is even area ter than the monk. They're celibate( I'd haY< taken the eonvict di;pl~ ouulde. Arranged on the wall, tbt mash costume. I've betn 10 two costume st!>fes and boJh have a lftmlnaJy boomlna business. Foraet abelil that · resemble a crowded bleacher seerion. ,_.jy $~ Ont place priu. If I open up a shop of my ·' Travolta own, I could rake in I rortunc. 1 In section J aWe 6 were repllcu of subjecu from I've 101 some areal ideas too, For those people with .... scr= aDd ao•enunent offic:<. The masts ore aood ttslc, I co•ld wrap them In pink blar>ltt:t$, bose tinted and prteihon molded to capture <Y<!Y Jut detall them down and they ""l'.JJ u a tonaue. Or- wait, 1 ·or the feat~t;ter's mug. Ev<t')'lhina from tbt could doui< someone pso6De ud lijh1 a dtmpl< in John 'l'ra\Oita's ehin, to the.,...,..;. from match- Richard Prior. Me7 I COD Jlill wni my hobo the Blxk Lagooo's Sllrnn>Y sreen·st io. outOt . .• .Co· -- And Rlc:hard Nixon;. droopy cbeeks IDd beedy 'Yt> are faitMuUy rcJ)<OCiu~. You want a hairy &Ori!J•. they''ve .... a hairy aonlla. TMow-. O<or.. Smilanich JOt bla aart in 1939 by lldplna hu fllb<r. He's bem bla bwn bosdor the blt 19 years, aided by M owD chilclrm. It takes the Smilanlch& IDd thdr aalt thru tDOOtbs to Ja 11p both dislJ!ayof4SOcllffer<lll mub. Somenwtscomerrom u far away u CumanxtFrill<>t.IDd Italy IDd rana< in prioc:5 from S2.91to 54!1.9S. People patroDitt O.O...'s from 1$ far IWIJ u Ohio, Patasylv..U.IDd Oaurio. They've aot to haveiO<IICib.ina for me. tQII, whal'a tbe. ..... I ....., rllld aaythifii--IISO ' different~ ODd I ee't f~ a~· I'm aoina horae to dll, out my bobo suit Ud a C<}'IJII '?wd. 1 wonder or the locals ~ btrc boy their l<t·ups from Oeofac. Thai hobo iJUDJped down io the doorway overtbtre looks berter than I do iD my similar OUI~I. The way the din, is pooitiooed on bis f-. it's _ __ --.._;..,-of......,-.., .... _...,...._,.._. _.. ....... •th' .............. .... _...,._,_ Rt:Jies Commi~tee·members chos~n for new Assembl A tAO CAR OF ACHE: Thk _...., _ , . by Du Holdtr Comp&IJ ~-IM The bia....,.. about Wednesday'• Senate Assembly m«tin& 11 not what ""mt on, bat 'fl.hat 's lhlcMI up io the future. Tbc: rwo hour JeUion in ttw Talbert Olambm started slo,.ly, procaled haphazardly with mill) inlcn'*plioas-mainly due to iouperie.nce lfftODI the nr ~ eeclidates moved into 1 qucstlon period. RespoD<liDa to and.,..,..., one itudcnt •, rcm arkl. SA President Tim Sheehan prefaced his quesdon '*itb a lmathy defeose or the SA conllitutlon. "He hod oo r\J)Il ''\ deferd the cotutitution. whieh ,... what h'e used (tbt tline) for :• . As.sembly ottt«ary Eric Gintold usnttd. " He wu way out of atder." Zwillina aareed. explailtlfll !bat the l<&a lhy or Sbeehn's lntu uption .... " kind or debateable." She &ravelled the Pre<ld<11t to Sllenc:< after It was ''apparent he was out order ... FollowinJ the e andidates lniW<TI, ballOtS were handed QUitO votina members for the Rules Co"'mhtee S<leedon. or S<•en people runnlna. live received l he nccusary majority voto, while two studenu tied, m•R!na a runoff necessary. Auomblymen who won the eom,.Uuee 1101 illtlluded llllllafd, Alsemblymcn, ond finally died dur to a ladt of voters:..moo& or ,.hom slipped out durina the cour.. or the meftting. Alsembly chairperson Arl<11r Zwilllna: makina her debut •• leader or the StUdent IIOU~. deferred early proeedurr quwlon to parliamentarian Cllris J&I<H ,..lyon, ~fore takina oharae. T1k ~~~~~ 5taned l'lth brier talh concernina mandatory fee• an<l UB's respanslb!Utla to the Studeno Associat.lon • or State UniY<nitlc' (SASU). After a .-pid motion-and-second Terry Cal1ade, Joe .alllt1n, IUoy d~, the minutes were btuihcd Sherlock and KeUy Myers. • aside. ~'~ext, the eandidatts fOt th• Durin& eountlna o( the ballOts, a - Rilles Colftmkt« mode a brier minute ~ ... c:ollcd for iolrodiiCIO<y spm:h. The Msernbl) ond aome Aalcmblyrncn just, Up! . . quietly throqp each ooe until , walklfll. Durina the discusaioo or SASU clcllple Tmls Ballord'• bow to ..,.....,.,. the r.... a hand ~ dnw a I'OUIOd ot count ballot te\Uicd ll>tn,,... oo appla-. • q-.rm . The~ or ...rlleimt n.. u _.,.,. or the lulto\ lllftOiben rora-c~ ao ~ co....luct will ••k• adjowrncm or the . Asaanbly, rerc v 1Miont-IO the Aaallbl)' l..,.,iattb' cancdlUta ..,. rw:1hcr .....-.. the or by'lew. buaiMu. IDd raollalolls to tho Cocudrllioot. "-bb' _.,., ......red throup tbe bib while t~< or n.. rr. ....,..IY -Y• -IN,........fwwntho........ - • ,.~~,nor - ..,_...hid •• Md to a .._., • A lloiQOI9Il: A ....., ~ ....., 01 Studttlt AdMibly ,.....lnt wn any ~ o• "*""' of due CIUO'WI· vrrsions out, but thm arc ochtt meerfna, includiU holdin g paaes th<r< that these (Ms<mbly) rmpi)nant busineas before break!~ peoj)lc just don't know about." up the medina 10 vore. "I'm Sheehan eaplalned that the eapeni< con«rned (about aueod&llce),' ' of printJna Up •SOOno(o-be'-&lltfed ZwiUina commented. "The l.. erest copies prc:vcnu wide-spread Is dropplfll otr. bot f\op<fuUy. we'll have • core or ~ peopl< circulation . " The As.sembly's Inability to Who wnl be abi<,IO - t:'• • malat.m & quorum catnc u Uttk coastitutuioa . An ad hoe •orprise Iince j not tha< ma~y The majority ol ~ymen cotnmitt<t: whicb _.ked on those ..-ben ...., ~~~4ft '""" the . . .. W~y ...-e qlliel tbrtltllb the o...- tb< summer is expected to ''Pcopk lea¥t bctwtm YOtiq,'• aesaioo.. "Moll or lbclll .an; self· rdeue iu report to the Assembly J - tsplaiJoed," but Ibn time we comclorla, ......, no '-to~.' ' $001), hail f~ peop~e. ·• ZWillilot lllcl ol the fOOtia there. But fOf' now, "They (copies or The rapid drop orr In atlaMiaoce thr 'coDstitutlon) ... ,e not ' "'ted commeru af'ler tbt foreed "But, I think the people wiP surtlo "rwernblymo C.,ado ""~ lalaa(ed llodeDa 1PCU up, IDd the dilcuaions wiU ~ t-IICOI)leattbt be equ"-biy spreld OUt." '"'AArnhave not accomplbhed an-ything." Jasen co mplained. But he explained, "We have the rules committee vote for one pcBOO nut drM. From that poinl on we att to tbt real issues." Part of the "real iuues" that ..111 be diiCUued lodode posoible amendmenu to the Student AUO$iltion (SA) ~· ' A.,UC..no.-bdrot; AC:Cq>ncl ,_ FESTiVAL COORDINATOR ... t• • "' Ollla. '"At.lr '~ .~., ,,. �Daemen 's oar.ling~ cry out 'Give us a·bus ~ se.rvlce; . Da.n Bowman Camrw EJiuor TlJe howlna <n<IS may be o><r but the baule of the but io just l>qlnnona. UB .,Udcnl>, liOy.li\c forC't'd to tat< up r~e at O..em<n Collqe on Main Stlftt due to tb< shortlj!c or dormuory lpott •• this Univet•ity, arc daimon1 that they should b< prCJ'Iidcd a bw •hvttk li<'I'Y><< to th< Moon StrCtt Camp~&>. v>l« Po<Sidtnt for Studcnl Affairs Richard Soul<kow maintain&, ho,...er, t.Mt lh< Slud<ntJ ...no,. "'hat th<y were cct.ti.na into ..hm lhfl moYCd chc-rf'. •• AU the D:temC"n rc:lidcnas subm1Utd appli<:atioM for dormuory rooms alter llle Omoe mJOJntained thtl opcnin&> would b< 0<'<\ltlnl lo • few c!J)'>, Ei><mmith «<ailed. But chuc was ••no roomaclbc Jnn:• fot her lll1d many OChtr ptotriSIOIIli!OU. "I dldn't ~now whill I wu &climB 11110 becauS< I was p<oon•f<d that I "OUid >OOn ctt dorm housinJ," \he 'lid. 'Tbt Univcuat~ adntJ9\i$.rtation bc:Ut~oes I hal 1M Daancn s.tudc:nts arc in the- sa.mr t"al~ory .. Olhu orr-cam- .. lldtnu ond, thus, not u.ndt-t Ul'liv'cndy juns.d.iaKHJ or can... .. t don't..,. how "e c®ld bus P<OPie in rrom CanlWu.s, AJkftaown or any Otber ara '4-hcrc tludenu C'OOI'fPlt, "SiQrtkow uplomcd. "I'm no< diJtqanlma thtm, il's ]1151 that Ihere·• no money in tl\t bud:Jtt for somcshins lokc that." May J I d<&dline, IC\'Cltdina 10 Siulctow. They wert nocirl«t thoo the UB dormiton<t wert filled to eal)acity. he added, and thai If UB Skill< Lhey &liU v.W,N 10 aucnd the UmVC"rshy, One posaJblt alternalivt 10 hfu:hhik1n& or they would ha-. to ...-urc off-campus ttlrln• 1 Mcno bus may be ofl<red by hou.lng. "Til< studenn knew we couldn't · •li>aernen Coliq< if sulndent funding is accomod•t• lho:m wtlh bu><s ur meal•," 1 allocated. lfmoncytopay rhcSlllaryof abus remarked Sisacl~ow. dri•<r coald be obtained, Daemcn College "It's my fault rhar I applied pur the would allow UB uudcnts the oocouional use deadtine,'~td Dnmen rcfiidcnl Dawn Eiserumiilt, "but I was misled ." The UD uudcnt aucrtrd lhal .admimstrltlon per<onnel auurtd her durln11 Summer Onentatloo that chert "'ould be an opcnlns in the dormitories ror t\rr within thrCC' WCC'kfi. ContinUous phone calls ro lhc Hou>ont Offtce on.l}' resulted m more d('lay..I I rhc of a newty purchasai bu1, accordin1 10 Datmcn Oir«tor or Student Life Peter S.arsof'l. ••wc•re wlUing to pay thr innarantt And •••· but our big.,.l problem is paying a diiY"et," Stauon cAptained. Stvcclkow slated that Oacmcn has !'<quested $1,000 tram UB to makc . the •hulllc bus >crvke operational, but added tha.t Vic.: Preltdcru for fina.n.tc. and ,,. OO.MQ MY WAY?:UI t . . . . tt ......... at o...n..t c-. IMIMM N\ f1 .. - · NJ . . . . . . . ftOt -~to bMg ....... Met hoM ...... ...... MllNI&...,..I Ed"'ard Ooty dod not belln'< that thc propo~l was within the Un,.cnny's ri&ht budt<t COIISiramu. "In Au..,.t,the UB Housi:nt Offi~ told me lhll lhey "ffc worki•t on a bus shuui<, but 10 fll noll>inJ has h.a~td.'' Stanon c~amtd . .. We wrrc diSllppoi•ted that UB couldn't help us out h~." · Dotydmled.vcrhavingbcenc:ontactedby s-c.~~c a.tw-.s. ~ .. .., ~ t.Citof'tlliOft•ohl~fof .,.._,..,..,.. .... •ctu&. funded soldy by tht Orpvunent of tht Bud1er CDOB), Daly cxplalncd.. TlJe 008 Sltpulan that lh.: free bll<ina is to be tm)wtdcd onty (Of travel bdWCC11 d~ses. "UII bu th<~iploluhatSiuden!> reach \he campus 1n a 1odt' manner." Starson covntcred. "Som<~hill&'should b< don< for thew' st,uckn1s:' Stanon remJrhd tha.t 1h</ UB ;o~ • Oaocmcn arc vccy sadslled Sl- Damtm represen1ati\les but nco"~~enhdo..--..hh lhtir livmr conditioos -and duu many discounlf'd the pos~lbiltty thai UB would cvlr rn•dcnl) have uprnKd an in1e1n1 in (und the bus &e:rYict . .. 8a..)ka,Uy, the atudmb remain ina Ihere. In addition, "all •ht malt a1 Darmen made indiYidual contra.cls a& I hac housina has been uakc:n up.·· hr no1td, •·so OOJtqc just like Other orf<amp'Q.! .Audfnb tht boys here:' don't Wa.DliO Ulk~ the chance madt C'Ontrac;u whh 1hci.t 1.-ndlords,•• Docy on tht U9t.lorm)3imC"t they rm15h1 no1 bt able drelaJed. "I could not JUstify the shuttle 10 ace back in here." service stntc chen· arc other 1lre:u that hne 3 Eise.n.u nhh conctdC'd thai tht lJmvt.rsity's hl&h number of Sludcnts. ll<:<;ldel , we don' t ~>blli31lon is qu..,llonablc but >O.id "thewa< havt-lbt money in the bud&c:t," numbc:r .wu.dmet hcrc- mill" t) 1hi1 a spccioaJ The pui.t:nl llhuttlc Kn'lt't" btt'A>l't11 the CUC'··· She addtd '' lf1t w-.tlJn't '~~.itCh lit hu.stc. Amhqjjj, and Maon Strett ~mPU><> ,. I \\OUid rcOllly II~< tt hcno • or New Christian conservatives exert extreme political pressure by Rick Sz.>kO"Af Sp«rnmt !ilo,fl wr;,.., :uL, " With peopk' wol)l strona rtli&JI>ttS COO\Inctlon> >otiJIS \)1< 'ka)' tbttr C'OGJCitnea tell them?'' fhli pail "C'CL ""' I f<aJ No\II(QIJ< MOOJ With t!Jat, honiUlD a> f111 U •< rdipou.HIUt Wita( tS wrotiJ is nll>t-Winl "'aJ<hen \oo<K <~. Fir>t pmod>CJI Who (Jalal 1D eoni'U1IC came tb< 1I<I"S tlw the Callloloc • "ilh Clld (and they claim rJIIdly) Churc:ll bas dcricled ro r«open th< lh.IQ tkpinoOJ •O<in& (Or ccrtam CJSC ot Galdco-who for thos< of eandrdato u 1111lul ThO> doe>n'l )'OO not 'n 1M know, ~ t)u• man ttan mut:h ct\o.ct fo, Lbc poOr condemned by th< Holy Ofroc:e of O<ll$oou> votrr-ot'• <ithtr do whal tt\e lnquamon as- a "'htrettc, '' and God )l)'t Of ao to hdt, and. u wt for<ed to 10 ro Rome and aro>el all know, h<IJ bfforc the Valk":Ut, b«ause ht- hJd prove.tl Copcrniru.4' P ro·ncrylhloa "blasphemousn Lhtery that cht On Oonahut. Jerry Falwell ~th tC'VOI"td around tl'!lt tun \\U rrvuled hlmsclf 10 be u rrut. This was m the 17th Ct"ntury, obno.<io111, Jquincy qomanloc •o -a:nd now, JSO )"taal huer. lhC' smua In his ow-n oplnlonr that h< ChU<<b hou finally decided that wru connonll~ tnterrupllng Or maybe thty wtr< wrong. i&norinJ everyooit rlsc-whtch i> H opefully, ohis me•o• thar t.\ICtly whaJ II '"tong with h11 GaUico will lOOn be fr<od from the Moral M<~Jorlty. Falwtll 0. not rorc:s or H dl (since W< all know Oihlin& ror anythina exc<pe the 1hat 's where condemned he:retic:J. political >Up<oiorily or hlm"<lf and go). and will be ablt 10 reap hi• juso hi• Ilk. rewards- in Heaven. So much for Ahl>ouah lhe !'Jew Christian the myth oC.Papallnfallibolity. lll&ht'r platform il >uppo>edl) The «mnd major ev<nt wa. the "pro··· oticotcd-pro-family, ptO· appeoran« or lh< Rc-utnd Jcny lofe, pro·morallly- u I< really Falwell on the Phil Donahut Show, qauu• evcr)1hm& whtth doan'l fi1 Falwell Is ~ "born N&ln" TV tnro thcoo OWIJ paroow Bi!>ilpol cvantelisl *llh an eJtimattd <On«ptoon or thttiJ': they ... followlna or ..,. 18·21 mtllro• 1Jl.lln)~ ebotuon. ERA. py rqch11, who h.. bocoN< IIOioriOGJ . . tht su edu«hon, SALT II, the spokesmu> ol Moral Majority, l)q)anmcnt or Educueoo and lnc.-hia conltlbuhon to lht delem< "'"'· They arc for prayer politically bura<onl na Nu• In public oclJoob. tcadlina tht Chri<lian Riaht. Thet,.o<>m"art Bobli<al th<ory or CrNtion, and irrnocobly hoked In my mind capital punuhmau . How kllhna bccau .. they \how "h•r eon happo-o aduhf tnd Sloclcpillll& ort<lear .. h<n pu1hy rtli&laut r...tt<S «~u ..-..pons ~as ,.dl u dkc:rlmi~ pOittical powcr ant! .,temPI to fobt qauul _,.0 lll1d ltorii<>SQuals their the.oloJital Ylt*S. lhtn and ld•oealilll ~ and moraliry, and thor odooloay 011 ...-uar rcprcutOO) is morr Cllrisdan everyone tis<, and jtiitify II by thin what their '"immoraJ•• daimlna lltat tlley are do!OJ "the oppor1rnu •ani is be)'Ond me. work of God, " Falwdl, 11\c most rlshl-wina pruchtts, Is rampantly paranolae-W• ..u binuelr u E... One ·or th< evils or Otflllloud Cod'• only bc4ocon or ~aht in a ... rellaion Is tluu It bu reduC't'd God or athci•ts. ltbcttl> (or "buzzanb," tO Ill• fUnction or. cheap <llch·all u h< r<fen ID lhtm) and <SP«faily for rationali:ina these power pltys RuullllS. whom h< depic:U u (and it oontinuall_romazes me lhc dcmol\.l loom hell ono~ than human•. He "pro\lcd" that God is way God i$ alwm piaured u • hard-core COftiUVIIh·e qalnll nuclear llmltation treatlcs Republlean). Riaht-wlll& q.rlstians !Ike SALT II by eilina ocrlpturc: .,.. always quick 10 1<1 u If 1/tcy ' When Ptter whacked offlhe ear of worc the . on.. who wert bclna Ill• arnot In lhe ..,sm,•God put' th< cor back on but didn't diiWlll ~uted-"What's WJOI\II'" they •ueu. P<t«." When Donahue pointed our th.at 11 !obould be rhe JOb of rh< Pfea<h<n ro Jld,o<><&c rh< la)·ona down of tun•. Falwell r<Pilcd. " I tlunk ...·u Ia.)' do,Wft the . ... wb<!' we ~ 10 - ....:--su\1! Falwdl &e lliotir way, aDd the arms~ """' \>"'in> a.nc'W. tbcD we•re all~ co J.eiiO Hea:"en a lot sooner thu c.xpt('lflt. ...a 'bd Heand...J:.r lol E•••J<&O< lno~y Falwell is also for beatoOJ tht bdl our or Iran a1 soon as possibk, militAIY 1nttrvent.ion in otl'ln pans or the world, and th< draft. Sli!C< he. bCiit\les that "the: powers th:u be are ordained of God," hcadvocar"" blind followillj of tht Ptesldcnr: ••wr. have no riatu co second·auns the- aovtrnment orit'e" we-•rt in war -wt have 10 tau in line." This kind of Nazi-German)' mtntalily i.s what led co 1 tu~ J)forongcd horror of Vittnllm-evcn tho~gh Falwell, rhr011gh the miracle Of hindsight, 1mme:dlately took up 3 t onuadictory pas\cion and &aid th1.11 he was -ap.inst that ont. Thet1 again, It ts t.l,PtOif'd from a man •ho, wben -as~td •h•t \\OUid happen of a wu brole ouo and hi< childrm were: drafttd, proudly rrplied, "My t\lro childr<n "ould lO-withoUI question." Bm •llit. yot.~ may ~ .&aYIOJ to yOUrself. Tb<S< are hos opiatons, ud a persoa u enutl<d to hll ov.n opituoM. ho'4t\tr .srupid tht:y may be. Jerr,- Falwell, -<vn, <buns that lb<y art mo<<_tba.t\ that-they 3!e -GtRI's WOTd, •omeduna .,J\itb tak<S . - out or tht r<&im or opinioa ind requi res dutirul obcdfcoee. f'alwdl is'SO con\in..--cd that h< is ripr, be Will ao 10 any leuatJIS to p<OYC so-inciUdir\g lyina. H e told a &!oral M.;o\ity rally in Alalt.a a completely untrue nory about • mettillj h< had with President Out«, in whkh Carttr tdmitlcd that h< bad ••toownpraeticln.l bomoscxu.als"' on his .urr. Every word of this atory wa.s fals e , aod when confronted wirh thor fll<l, FalweU .ald, "I sltouldn 'r have sa:id it • • . obviously h was- a rcck.leu ,uu.emc:nt.'t It was mo~ than that, Jerry-it was L.siat OAt tbat•s covered under tht ConiiiW!dmcnl, ··rhot! ..natt not bear rabt: Wollht\ \ agaanit lhy n.:•ahbor." ~ha~COP n-:"\p.apcn aftct he-: got drunl antJ prOpo!atlonnJ a ltt'o.agc boy. The C1Hl<tlan Vokc: •bo oU<Jed a "h.lr 11~• •• of l&li senaton and The • Monl MllJOftt y c:an rdUJ ttuow uoi)O)ant OtJO.n!lauonalanU finan<:ial n:M)urcc:r behind lhe randld-au.··s ..,. ho duut thcu born· asarn prtoritltJ. m~lud1111 RonaiJ .. mor-aJ \Olin& rtt"ord ."' and u pump1ng_ moneY in1o the clcc·tJon camp;ugn or lhdr opcne-rus. Ji~anro< 111 0111: of religion , Rracon . C\ anschca( FAlwell'! tnJpU~ pvlb million dollars a wcck. in<lucl.72.000 mina111cn. and ttachn up lo ~~ million pcopk, "hich h ~ f11shtcntnal)' I&IIC' arC'na 10 rhaonpoon htS rcliJiOu•/ pulott<OI eau,..... (FaJ,.-.11 ••plains by '"Y'"M lt\IU rna1niaJ '<tt~lh lS "Ood'1 ~I.)' or blcislni ~pit who put Hom fir>t. " I And he was abo •nvuod to the GOP <on•cnuon. and h.atl • hand on •haP<III the R<pubiiCan Par1y platform. Another ...,.<nt ul the 1'1<" Chnstlan RtJhr-the Colofornoa l>ouod Chmuan Vot«-11'01l>Dred I .. W a~huq1on ro, JC"\1~ •• r &U)' a1 "ht<h thQ demanded 11Dt «nam liberal senators tall to lllar ln<n and pray for Utnr DOiil..:aJ s.." (AO) resrmbiiOtC' IO ~hlll happened ro Gahl<o 367 Y<IN aao b >lro<tly COtn<tdcntal.) C.'htulian Voo<c also rared all the mcmben or Convcss on how tlley •oced on "(oun<cn ~•Y mo<al l>lucs." """'"' rrocn prayer in ><:hools lo the J<CUrity or Taiwlll1. Llbctrrl scnllon likr G<Ot&< McGovern, F'rank Church and Birch Bayh aoc ••1o...,•• morality mine•. ....-bile .:ongrts.Jn"Kn ~no ha\e a f hc11C DOh.IU 3U: flOI )~«Pif\8 C'Qndcmn~ulon mrlll\1 poor IJ. U lXII ra.thcr ol the Em..,t An&lcy• and JerrY Falwell• or thi> "orld-lhu)t: ptaplt who cannot ~cparttt tht ,.ur~.:b ro• 1h" Almi&hiY from the ••arch foo rh< Almi&hll' Budt, ond obo>< pcopk who P<" crt th< Word or God " ' juiltf\1 l.bcir hatdlin< co~X.,"' ldcolotia- Reltaion " tntcnsd) pcftOC\I.l, \'IJ')'thl ( rom indl\iduai to tnd•v•chial. "hl\h u .tt.y our foundoq fatbcr• KPIDied or loom rNUrn. of.st~te. Cbriu12nny ~ noc 1hc onlr tc-hgton m chi' w.orld-"''' " 14 1~ mou prC"a.fnu-and to 1nflk:1 ill rnoral11y and 1U. S)Sittn ol ,aJuo. a.\ 1nttrperu:d b) a " e:ryto~:al butk"h of rl&ht~,.•ni pcuchtr~. b a crOU Mtd VlC.ouJ u\Jwu.:e:. P~ Others btbt\t ~ too - - · hc:ad or tht ChnJoJoan Broadn>t<RI i'J<f"a<k and ho!ol of "The 700 Oub." hU c:nu<Ued th< Ntw Chmtoao Right lor h> mc,..O§ of octi'ion and poltun. ob5<fv~ th.al "God Isn't a ri&ht•Wil!&er or a lcft·•lllaer." And Richard John Neuhaus, board membtr ot Woddvittol Mapvne, has stated that the- lt&dns of tbt Ne"" Christian Righi "art profound!) eonsenatlvc Republican• 11•• Richard KellY and Robcn E. 10\JJ'IAtwe.." Bauman aot cll(:tpdodtlly hiah The lilble lll" lo bcwoon: of fats< prophru-wcU, they're oul in ones. Later on, Kelly wulndfcted in rbr Ab.Kira .ca ndal, and. force, io the full . pbo&pllorodoo Bavman reccntlv made the oplcndor of your TV serecru. �!'editOrial ! ~ ' I 8 f More bas delays There' aiiOUid be little debate -*'out whol8 -ponalble for busing UB aludenul houMc:t~ enolher college to and from ttle Main Street Campus. Admlnlstra(ort llere ahould atop peaalng the buck and 11art doling out tile dollart. pat on the back UB atudenta would not be at Ogmji~ College 11 tllls' Unlverslty could ha.. provtaed adequate ttOualng. Granted, those who are rn• Editor.. houaed at ttlat COllege applied for dotmlio<Y apace "late," accotdlng to Student Affalra VIce Preeldent.Richtlnl SlggeiiiOw, but Nllh the " ptOmOiton" of Dan Holder from sports to we know that fate-cometS were 1\ot the only ones tangled In the, ""'INS bnt, (;qrll Hatro toSs "capen·s g&Jn. Unlvelalty's housing crunch. >on hu done., oxeetlent 100 oa opons writet and Moat appalling, how.,..,, Is tbe reasoning that sll)ce theseltor. aM hts lntorul In tno Unl •ersity's atudentt live "off campus," UB Is not reaporusible lor making sura e~colloglate at/llatfc program was reflected In an that they have transportation to the University. Tl'lere Is a dletlnct • difference between a student deciding at some point to n.. In an off-calnpus house ~nd a block ol student& agreeing fo live In a dormitory at anottler school until apace opens up at their own college. There Is al10adlffemnce, aa unfortunate as it .may be lot some, .... between providing busing lor a group of 56 students clustered In one apot and the many othera ecallered In off-campus housing. Therefore, the argl!_ment ttlat UB would have an obligation to bus all "commuters" Is questionable. The Important point In the students' argument Is their claim that they were told dorm space al UB would open up three weeks alter the ttalt of classe$. II, wlttl that In mind, many opted lor Oaemen residence, t~e Unjvertqty h.S a commitment to live up lo. A student wtlo agreedllr1Bsume the cosJ and lnoonvi enence of commuting lor three weeks "or so," should not be expected to continuo that well Into the semester. Everyone Is aware ol the budget restttctlon6 this University battles with, but to simply say the money is net available and close the case. Is wrong. ~emen, which profits from the dorm rent UB studen11 pay, has stepped In and offered to share part of theloacJ. The IChool Is wllllng to provide a bus and gas. UB, then.Wtllch protlta f rom the tuition and rn·,..,atudents count towanl, should be willing to I)(OY\de a dtfvllf. Evidently, wnat should bava been dl scuae<l during the summer or very early thts semelter was not. There was reportedly no transportation agreement made between the Unvel'$lty' and the students who agreed to live at Oaomen. There seems to have been no more than a verbal anuranco that space would become available at UB alter a stlort time. No one apparently bothered 10 ask, "And what happens If nel?" Tho University has no contractual obllgation to bus the 55 students tMng at Daemen: techlnlully It has ne commitment. But morally, the obligation Is there. And luckily, Daemen ts willing to pi ck up half the toad. Improved 1port1 te<;Uoo. ... - urry G. SrN<o I -. . ..-G.- ..-.......,._-. . . .-./-.-..T-- .. .... ...... Jeffya.ty "............. .................. aw............... _..._ ~ ··· · ~"'·· " .. .............. -a. . .. . 0 ........,. ...... ..... -~~.- :;::::;..:·.·.:::-:·.:::: .~= .................. ... -.oo... ........... -~ .............. .....~::::::::::.~= ...... .......... - - · ........ 'lboiMeR.c· ••• • ·- ... Comooodl ~ to Dlrectot, Sponr lnlorm11kNt Dead appeal? An organization li~e the University Union ActiYlties Board (UUAB), that must opetate on a budget. takes a gamble every time It sponsors a concert. One poorly attended event-or espoclalty a sarles of them-can prove c~tevaltlng to future plans. After bringing the band SVT with little notice and with poor ticket sates to last Wdnesday•s Ja.u ahow tn the Granada Theatre. an unknown entity like Bobby & the Midnights may prove to be too big a gamble. , Although the group i tself is unheard of, UUAB was banking on tl\a appeal ol Its individual members- two of wtlom are from the Gratelul Dead. Hopefully, lor the 1:oncert promoters. better publlclty-hlghtlghting the " Dead col\flectlon" -wlll sa"" luture programs. Fortunately, by chartering buses to and from Kleinhans Hall for \he concert, a maJor deterrent to UB concert goers has been eliminated. • To say that UUAB was wrong In choosing Bobby & lhe Midnight& at thiS point would be foolish. The conoert has nel even taken place yet. Bui, by presenting an unknown entity, at a relatively high price and ·schedullng It on election night, midnight may have come lor UUAB. • Ho hat t>Mn most ._alive oncl rectu<tlll lor spoelal lnlorm~iorlat notlcaa In Ml<lilfon 10 hiS ftMI coverage of our men's and wome"'• toms h!r bell wllheS fot his li.iture st.Keeaa. 1 1 'NO PUNCHING; NO KICKING;. NO SCRATCHIN~, NO PlllLING- JiAIR) NO l1UJ) Sl/NGIJVC; NO NAI1E CALLING; NO~ .'~ I~HJS{I«tf'Wiff • SASU responds To tp.• Editor: What I had eald wu that•t w•eh thai UB •lvdtf\IS woutd become mO<o oroaniZed and take acthoe lnterHt ln. In regard to the ffllcr. In the Octooer 22 The atatowlde lnuea. II UB stuclonto oeeame mo<e Spaclnnn concerning Sll'a ratattonohlp with SASU. 1 aroanl"'P,they could t>e a oroat help In atot>Plng future '"' thOI there wora many . ,...._., statoiMnta tuitiOn lncreaalng and incr0111110 llnanclat oid to SlUdlniL antbltted to me. • flnll. 1 do not conolMr tho relatiOn tJetW.n 11m I wN SASU repr~tarive from tt'Mt ac:noot 1wo ,.,. ~ ano I was ..:tt¥. tn SASU ''"' year. UB haS .....,.... ..-'IW)'MII • a · - one.~ We , ... . . . . . , _ - ' - ' - but Mil/let one ot us bU not nMW mUCh 10 my regret, been on. of the mote •c.H\Ie SASU O!OAnlutlons on 111111 cempua compared to the Wltltntltooil-n end dlocuaa tt.ft. Tim hU beef\ a great hotp to"SASU on many dlfiOfent ,.., ol SUN:Y. Thlalt oe>lno to De a dllllcull year tor SUNY atudont' tillS ,..,, -'-''Y -•no. SA tho 11114 a lett.r writing campaton to - the , We eon e•pect the Loglatatu•• and ao..mc>r to Cllatrparaona of lha ol llruateea, Don a l>uelgot for SUNY that wjll art blcl< on -.concerning thO rporn ,.,.,,_His letllflo IJ:ademlc programa and acceaa to SUNY. we can 1111to1ten hU been- aatho modal letterotatewlde for ' 8>1*>1 1111 Tl\lat- to try to ratM Mfton and room _...,.... ............ lnci~He-­ ,..,., W. • - SUNY Cent~al to t&M conil'ot .,_the e .....,._...oiSAIUin na...-....,._,-.ltn . _ t aetwlty .... It ta , _ 10< atuoont• to worfl liMY Cenltal -ninO IM -ruclcrrtno ol SASU too-l~ on lneaed o1 WOfrylng llbout petty ~ conlllcto ~. II<- .....,.,d .......... - -lniA8U.•-- o.-.--.-to-inllw.nlcl.!lue•~~w . - Mid this �feedback ! f ~ A call to lonely commuters SJgma Pttl EpsHon ert 6pon.$0ftng it ~~lf.oweefl T"" D<o111«1 ot S!ilrno Pnl EP5'1on P•ny wcw~U ll ~e lo To many ot UB s 5t\lcktntt. commullno ftY&()llay eo anO trom ~ c-.an be a tonoly me. Ootm •ealdtnta perscH\ally ln•ii.O au ua students to llll.nd tnll allaJr II f• the hope ot all the sponsors 1n't lhtl will n11row ere a.olo to form close h leno5,1p6 wfUl people livtng w11n lhem, whit' lhe 1yp1ca1 commu1er Cllngs 10 lht high tchoot frlendshlpo alloacty formed. We. •~• brolhOf6 ot Sigm a Phi Epsuo, Fr•ternlty, wCHJid Uke to the C0f11muter-commulur. contmuter-dOfm ODP It you are lnterttsttu:J lt'l bettedno UBilfestylea, we uroe you to avpport SA Commuter Affairs In lh}s and luh;1e tlfOf'ts. commenD SA Commuter Alta'" 101 ius corJSle'lt ellorl 10 met" commut&t ttlo euttr Th•s. fr\d.a,y, at 6 pm in the Fmmort Room. SA Commute, Arran-a, fEAS. and • Jim Krtes Sectltlty, He.., V01k Ep~,bft c,_.ptet S1gma Phi E,_.I#Qn Fra retttU"' Eulogy for a ''departed mind'.' ro th• Editor In M(mela~·· ts.l\le of '"• Specuvm Mr.. Rktc Szyko"'ny's commentary" o" TV renofon lS qvlte a at•tamtnt conce-rning lh8 lnllllef\Ces o' pr,mt lime tellglot' on Ameftca. Mt S ts cena.nly entl11e<l to his opinions, as wen •• rus ctto1ctt ol tlthat roses or catnallonl, and e1lher a pine or m aple c aa.ke,. M • S haaapparenu y commuted lnttllectualsuk:lde ilna 11 11 oes• we bury htm 'lfWTiedlatety ,...M allow me Vlt5 oosl·motllm eulogy of Ml S..'s ourly c»p.aneo mltWJ Mt ~cntet co~rn f'tll fear tha.t fet4g~l suuomentt are &war•no tM POCNiaee •nto ttte stone a-ge of fQI\Oflnce and 1ntoterance lnteres11ng11 enQUon Mr. S CIOJflOI'\5trateO the5e two Plntt:"ular qualities to sYch a c'O{Itae o t o.:acutude I hal tJO rea.oon may no~t~er t\now 1 <liOII s"ond. W ebstet deHmss; intol&ral"'C'e: ,u $ lack ot wlmng'1tSS to •Uow ott'IOtl OJtPtetllon ol oehel or Otllntan Mf. 5 thought •I Wf01"1<Jihl1 tehgtCHJf POOP~ are O\OfiSSinQ politk:al soc~ I 01~ economk op~mons t1 he n.aa noi commUied su•Ct<M alfeaoy, Mt S mtQh\ na¥"t!: rMHHt persuaded 10 aC..t\ONtt-og.t tf\:al l'te too t• ''""lQ w•• ':,'!,our!,~~:.' ~;':~~~·;: ~:~"~·=·:~e:e;: ptove tnat one war 01 anotner And whf ooeat\t M r S e-omptatn abOut certain saKes, r•c:e1i 1 c:olots ind nAtlonallllet not to,. mcni!OI'I canatl'l unions. managmenents and uniqUe tnt1tYid uats mal.•no oolthUJ atatements? It a~:u s to me thilt Mr. S. ilas 101nocl 1he lllt!-1 " h\.tmaM$1 IC)OniO(IId" lnQUtSIUOn that de.s~arety seeks the etlml\1\at!On ot rtttgiOUtly IM- oplnoons. Maybe Mr S a nd Ollie< secutat num.a.,...a WOtJid li.,& to rPnte \f\B US CoNtltUiton and .Cimlnatl all..,,.,..,... 10 Goo?I As tO< displaying his lgnoro•ce, Mr. S. did a dandy tObIn 1h11 department let's I'Jilh lhiOUg.h the ~Miele f<M tho~ medal wtnners and hOnotab~ mention$. 1) 1. M r. S,, am ootng to heaven, in spite ot mY 6i~:-'look oo Aom.at\.s 4·5 iind I John 5 ll•ll 2J Pte:acneta. •Ill.• ·God a OP•I'ItOil'• to t$$UoeS ~u.Hihe OC>II'It0f't5 ate 1101 tMJt o t~~rn but htetal Hntenca tram tne 8tbte leal tnrough n sometlt'll8 Mt S. 3; 8eUhMS U1 Jesus are .a.slrtt<f to yM!'kl lnemso1vn to God but thlS neww mu.ns Dhn<ll'f tr'lrowlng ) Olll' ttuf\d Into tne ltfSt\ comp,u110r Evitt'f appe al to tallh In tne Bible 11 an ippeal to makl't an t.ono" ,attO«QI dcte-1s1on btsed un real ev1donces 4)Nobody but that dude In tfan cta/ms to $11 tU tf'!t right hand or God ~)As lOt Mt. S.'1 tefe~enc:es to Adam and f'fa_ I tnU:SI ,~._,.. that C,.lltOil ll'td ewofutiorl ate IIIII rtONG MICHAEL J. MYERS , . • THIS IS YOUR LIFE/'' IIIII lrteofiOS AOO I ~at'l rn•tc.h CteaUOnl t.l Pn.O_·s ln qual•tY and quantuy vs evotuuonlst Ph 0 's tn oeleftst o• the ltct tn11 emoiifc&J .s.c:teoeea a:upporl the Geftest• ta•a 6.1 And as tor outdateo 9d)Ueat 5cr.obf j~ I'm pfef)Ated to pussent and defend lhoe htstor~cily, 11Ult\Got1CU)' and 'eliabitnr ~~ lf\IPitrd revelation ot tnt Old and New TMtarnont•crtotores to ahe tate Mr. S Jno any olhtf lnterested pany. t got nw Ph.O..s '" ttuu oepanmtftt too rm t\Ot tnte~"ested In c:telenc:ung ()fat R(~ ElneJl Ar.gf.ey, Ol Rtciwuo OeHaJ~n '' Mt S choN' tD u:::rnat\ on w"-At ne .saw. SO be II rm onty pt~ltHe.tte4 '" ~uthf'Q bo'" tor1t1 1 C"AII&"QI to i ft)' whO Wal~ U\ M r S~'S toolttepa-~ou're no\ deahnQ wltn lowodatlonlus •ea,-conHol~ mental m•dQita. but z:eatou• lth•t's 110~1. !UIOU>l be!l,>&l$ In a aUbe<POIUtal Gpd who c.• lls all men and women to a tutl and meiningtutiUt In IM ttuitlng of J•su:S as their ptKaonal S.•KM'. "''· s .. t JM•Y rou will an,..,., 1n.1 eau. Dear edhor, piN:.sa revl.ew thurUetes In UWI IO<Ihcomong- a lillie bolbtllt<. you•r ~ illoo •ur lor mr slOe to ..,., ··• wlf of In f6C1.. II more peopt• caretu,ly con5idtted tM ~••nu of Je&ul thetl would be more Ct'ulshant Instead ot sJ\eptlc:.s PathiP' Mf, S.'s mind may be fOi uHOCiec:l W1tf'l: a lltlle more study. Perhaps he will accepl my lnvitiltlon to 1 stand-up fOfmitl Oebate tot the enllghtenmen' o' IM univ•tlty community. PeJh•ps T~ S,.ctrom woutd spon.aor aver. an ...,.nL Anyone a1 aU m.y fUC.'h me 11 ~n1 tor ot .cceptaMe ol my lhen- you "'"'ton-.. comment Wants a friend To rho Editor. 1om 1 ptiloMt on.dolllh row all,. AI Ilona Slall Prlao• a.nd 1waa wonderfnQ I f )"'Y would do me a favor. I ha,.e bMn '*"tor oulle a will,. alld I don'l have any Iamity or l-onii>OOUioldoiOWI1IOIOIOwllOII ..u - l n g wu.ot you could prfnl IIlio In~ camous , _ _ . •or c,_.,,.,v- o.-.,e r"om me for coneapondenc• 11m a 34·)'Ur o ld m111 a no wan' to totm some kind of friendly relallonShlp IRd mot'& Of leSS jSUI IJ.OhanQI pa!'Jt ..........,.OildldMS. I wlll a..-aHieii.,.Oild"enanoe plclufO$, II i<lltt..IOCI. wri1010: J im Jolters. Box &-386CM. F101ence, -'•tz.,.._ 85232 �. !feedback ! ! The good guys To IM Editor. nppiiCiiioaii'll efiCIO<Kihe g..,.ral wu•t ol l l>e Sp«;ltrJPJ'a echton.al of Oct. 20 conc;m·n•ng ou' need to .auppon toe.ll legiliatOfS who 1\aVe posf(IVI aWiudH lowatdaSUNY. Slln.l hll•olodl..,groo with oomeollhe paltictlllt&. I do Ibis ~- I doubt lhll )'011 rully unoorlland Ihe 1\ard polllicallnfl<>enco lho Sp#cltWrt wields. Clost to 21.Q(X) votlno toe stuc:tenll ara enrol*' on our our two VUP cl\aPIMI there are enothtt 2;100 ..,,.,._ Add In the Olher omploY,.S *"" we got a total of aome35,0l0 &1\d even If we asaume • modnt 1 c:an\f)Ua. In to 3 familial tnlluonc:o foetor we are talking about 100,000 YOt.,-sptMd acrcu the St•te Hard atatlatlcal data SIIOWI that the higher the oducotlon tho more likely you are to use ycxu votiOQ powll, 10 our numbefa have retative ltteltectlve slgnlfk:anc:e, John F. llonnedY'• <Ntgln of •ktory tn 181!0 a~~e~agod out to one •vote per precfnct. nationally. Thul (Uionlahlngll') The Spoclfum·o raadonhlp could be decisive l:n seV61'al eonteats. So The Spectrum'• read•rs (accOtdlng to • recent poll thol\repo..-an't majo<fty at wr Unl-altyj n<!!d a proclao OYaluottort of the occurate pollllcal foct.J. At UUP'a Fall '11iltl1l>onhlp mMtlng of Ocl. 17 we neard a C0f11pr-nsl. . rttport on the feglalaloro who had boon partloularlty helpful Cfurtng laal . .maatora " Sa.. SUNY" campaign. It was complloCI by Proltaaors Paul Oloslng and Gary Holktne (Pol. Sci. OoptJ, the local co-ciUIIta ot UUP"sl.eglolati'vellalson Committee and t~us reftoc;ta ~~ etpe<letlCO ollasl Spring'• ..Save SUNY" camP'IIOII, · Tiley ChoaO o J>Oilll. . approach and so ell.., IliON elected ofllclalt 1it.o nad boon moot helpful. _,..,..., tnan damning tne o1h01s. Ofesing atso empMsb.ct that thO\Igh lf!t Jegistalure wat u'tlmlt•tr unanlmoul In ill suppon of SUNY. II wU nol lnilla ffy. Th«a lona II II crilleaUy t1gnificant to note wno w•s wllrt us hom the staf1 and htJped persvaOe the others. Among lhooe ·•trlenda In noecr' ot tl\at cruciol 'uncture. and Who woutd '"fM-flfOtt 10em to d..,.... special con.,acterat tO't at the votlno DOotn lhft No•ornt>et. Diesing s ingled out A•seml>!Ymon Schaffer, Ho\'1, ano E•e. •"""'l'•t 11\e So<la1cn. Ftou (thwgh lnUiaUJ' 1nsi11a nt o1 lacts and tlgurea beto'e commuting n1mseU) became a steadfU1 IUPPQ(ter Scno!lor waa wllh ua all tho woy and beyOnd A•. .rnOfyman William Hoyl Ia o special c10o: He 1!01 only o ntfclpatod our-*"" was WOOtlng fO( uo...., ,.,.,. ... approached him ... &lao oavo •• ctlt...,IIY UMM tacllcat ~ *"" 0111111,._ dunng wr campaign. Fori/lis he or.ould bo IJMn fUll not hall· 10 ..,ell Bill Hoyt·s hoortod crodh. Wo IIII>POit II woo lf*o lo begin wltl\ (lr> Churchllro pNase· .. In full me.aaure. ~ down ·~ running ... (") Thla f111>0fto our loca l and 1/#at-llarr<l ••per~ Othera from olnor Olalrlela (GNCO, ,_,...,, ~~~. L.aVallo, Fink, tiC.) 1110 d o - Dill applause, bul the onoo tiled In lho DIMI "SS"Holl<t~~a raOOfl-t the on .. we found IUPPO'fltf¥e I t 1 critical Junctur•. Many Ol uo thlol< that II we he-.. oant a poa(.._,Cf to a leglttator on an laaut ctoM to ua w.- nave oone ••orylhlng nooclod. We feel "alfoctlve" ~- w e ha. . 1110111 fMIIngs lboulll\o laaue. That lo a tarm ot aatf.Cfoluoton. ~ ....-whhln our aoc:lety we 11e the apec:Jally educated ......,, a nd we thorolora ha. . a opeclat obllgaUon to bring our lntoflloanco to boor on Ihe polfilco t process · With thought, allorl, and O<OOniZallon we can 1ranarorm our lralnod 11\llftociUIII apiiiUCfeo Into olltctl~• oclton. • SfUCfentt could booomo ecllve pattlclpanla In SASU:one of the moo1 oopfllollcattd underg raduate organlt&tlona I n.....petlenced. For Facu!lr and Prolaostona l Stefl. U\11' can get Y<XI fnlo tl/lciflnr political actMty- o l i¥et lneofar aa 11\lo ponalns 10 our collac11vo lntorlll[n a ~ unj-tly. • For llattlfl ,., me auggal lllat lntoreoiod Individual a write Plot. Paul Olalrog IPol. Sci. Oe!>t~ tor • copy ot lila .....,. on l/lo ""OOOCI guys." It gtvn you • "a ndy H•t tof"' etec:11on day bOt atao-more lmporla"t- &llldN of hoW lhi"SYitom" bo ma<le to work. can Wl/#om S/Nrida n Allen PtoiHaOf ol HIIIOf'/ OM Ptetlftnt ol Unit.d Unlv#r5rly Proloulons. 8ullolo c.,,., C/lopt., TINnltt ,,. ,,. Hr!OIIN•ion. but l llr>w,. to t11ise on• />Oint. Wo tully - I l l • fht ""hord poi/IteM~~- Tho Spectrum ud - • ~- 7010 100 /lours • ,...4 ro ~.nef,. w-• fnof t oaponslbllty-La. Developmental education To the Edrtor. The unsigned teller In Frl<IIV1·a luue wae an Intelligent and thougthlul conJideraUon of how SIUdOnl& Crln bo -.Uocted by IP<It>Cflng aomo limo (I o lmoat ..,;ttoto (o say "'getting a n educallon"1 al thla Unl•otllty. The uperienoe of education 11 uaenUally meant to bl on1 of growth and self·devetopmtnt SeU· development does not mean bejng abfe to • • )' one has r.a<~ao many bookt. written so many papers or tardlld 1 po&ltlon with a corporat~ earnJn.g .so many dotlare pel )*MJ·-ancl 'heM •re OUr UIUII responses When ul<aCf to loA Wl!al ...,. ~a-.. gal- from wr ttrne In college. • lnst. .d our response shoud tocu• on What our acluat Intimate el<pOf1ence with tho know~ has - - - - - teollngo. . .ooclaUons, and hoe 11111 oxporienullu !>elj>ecf us to rojoe~ chango 0< IO<m c-lono of ourseMa, as ,...N aa ot tho actual lnfONMtion lmpal1ed IO UL Fa. too ron; WI have atudied our aubiect mattllf as If II well SOft'trtUUnQ WI cOYid Cflnoct &nCf dosctlt>e wilhwl at oil ln¥otvlng .......... In my aclmitlodiY llmlled ••por~a as a lludent of Uterotu,. *"" Wl1tlng, I /'ave m.,..g.., aomehow to at,_ ocroaa aorno lnlernted grwpa ot poopto who one way or another (and whether they know 11 or nol) are l oo~lng at ooucatlon In a mote aelf.Oevelopmenlal way. Tho worl< o l Proloaaor Norm•• Holland and IM Conltr lortht Poyc:hofogtcal Study of tl>t r\rtoln reade• rosponoe theory hat ahilled the emphasis In the study of tlterltt.H• from exctuatve atudy of the lei!1 over to the mind ol the tlldtt. slloWino how t he reader re-creates '"' I OAt for him or he~ I. Those ln¥Oivtd as lam~''" tnt Wt1tlng Ptace hive found that a discussion of a aludent's w,Ufi"'O a lmoat atwaye leeds to an apprehtn&ton by the write, of acme unique pertsoo•' QiJIUhes wh'cn emt~ge In tHPOf'IM to lnlellethJJJ stimuu, ano I hal wrHlng Shoutd tte t1vgbl as a w1y ol b<IIIQing out U>ooo qualities. A fut11>er example o t lnctNMO lntetell In this dtveloc»mental appJoach is • proPOSal now bofO<O tiMI S luclonl Actl•ttos St-111!1 Committee for the craattort ol an acadetnoc unit _ . . , to lhe -loc>mer>t of COMdou.,..s in tne lnc!Mauo t. and rtlaUng that ••Pf'tenco OiiKIIy to • O.t .,. ., •no lo toamlno I "*'I ton thiM t~lngo to show "'""t <a being Clone • t UB to notp r..,uco the 1111nor -tlve e •pe<lot1<:e of educattof\ IMfL II mey be useful fot othoed: 10 m.all.e lu~n wMt CheV •'• CSOJ.ng to C()Unlet the gen.,-at otnUtna.,Qauon al educ.ttlon so stuctents aJe aw•rt!' that Ihey Nve dtflnlte chok1.1 nol only wlltt tega1d 10 "not they loam, but to,..,. they - n. �-/~ ... . . ... # ,• - ' - ~· - - -- -- - -..JJY T1m Switelll I tutd too much to dream last night. ) was in the Schu"Pet Hoose one Sunday shooting pool and drinking three Stroh's for a dollar with a dozen other ghosts. Part of the reason was a fellow from Toronto named Steve Blimkie; he was headlining this almost fictitious concert. The other tutlf was the Vores. All ot a . - Blimkle'a gultMtft- that ltlera aren' t enough gholta to play thtoogh and that he' a oplittlng the gig. Through the door he Wf11t. Soon management and ltle Nke followed auft, e•plalnlng that tlley couldn't ploy without him (hmmm). shuffling backwardo, out the door &Iogie file, ~ing lit the WMt Gke a ehairl of Oriental a(oogea mutte<ing ''So toly. eo so~y:• to the V01:N' maNget. Then It WM back to the p...,. l!riclge- get oe..chad ageln- ond finish the two hour mlnl-u.lc to Toronto with your integrity .pewlng out of the 18Hpipe. A fair share of ghosts -e oooc:urted: ''Whet the tude. tl1ay -"aadY cltova ha<e. • • they could've rohe<wsed." I w ondoted the strong Canadian following was. Anyways, the n11n thing t ktlow four m._..ie,ans pk.lg intO the 1tatic backroom environs of the ·Sch...,. Houoe. Guharist Oavld Kulik lo hendeuffed to tha microphone as the remainder of , the•Vc>niS' raco awoy. c:keulating an anactvonis m caled " Tha Racll" thtougtl the audience tilta a ohallt thtough a history class. analogy about ..-rn ita as ancient tonu<a but a 18th C. pop ooog w ith Kulik e<omrning the retrain. " the pain Is 10 unbearoble. the pain is ao ~ble... betwH<I the guitar histrioNcs of himself and Bitt Herwk:h. -t -t - have played NYCHY, the ras.Ata have been tliuna, anlglltrilg and lec:ad with ~a signals. /llltw York Roclr;er not onty <eYiawed their perf01manca but said inteligent things about thaW music being intoftigent, twiea. Once lhe<e, they would play w ith' groups 6ke the Bs>ngos, the Dead Boys the Bloodless Phor-.. Or open 101 a film by Nick Zodi<le entitled nt.y Eat Scum. and Aaaociltions would so4idity u .,.,. did witll ' NYCNY ftlmmXe< Paul Tc:hinltt~ an operota< ol two cable t .v . p r - in the City. Tchinloel was programming antithetical arcuiu of NYCNY popolal c ultU<o, from Now Mu&lk to the country/roots ~ at the Lono Star Cala, and it wu he<e that tha VOles we<a !rotan betw Hn frames of the Model Ci t ~ana. the Heanbraakers and tile FeeNu. It was no wonder thlrt ttw Vores' W8fe es e ctive 11 eny unit of the lkiH*> UndOfground. evan though Ia< months ltley llinualy ifw;slbla to 11-4 city' s lmits. w.,. .W.x'.r, C.B.G. B. 's, r- 3 - .W.xwel's. in Hobolten, " V01:80' manage< Oobre LlfY outlines the various clubs ltle V01:80' have tread upon in thalr v~ried visits to NYC NY. When the VOIM So. . . . 0: ·~ • . )IOU'ttr ~in rouch with New York Ciry. SimiMfy flOOd tNCtion.f}" r,., " Y..h. uCC~Pr f01 3 . r,., J w.s • b«J nighr. They had r>etlfN donrt musk OR a ~ Y -wnr.,.,., _. ~,o- , �© Rrod:iga I sun · --~~ediAg· parts ~ -CIO"!Mt;IIIOifOo'!'t~9•1 night, In f.tct tMy used to be clostKI on Monday mghts We are th• first gvitHJa pigs. ThertJ werttn'r very tmmy Pf'op/11 tfroto end the sound system wubBd . . ". • • ~nd we weto suppostKI to only p/11y OM set ~nd they asked ur to do ~nothff w. weren't teody hut wo did It anyhow," Brff haotlly concluded. _Whl1e you can ea;.ily determine that It's Jeft no mentaf sears an the four Vores you ber that tlie evening hull was hell. Tho Voros return to NYCNY tn November. can ~,-,-,- , " Wos enrone hltfe or rM boginmng of riJI nightl" Dove Kufilncens tho crowd alter two uts or m<Jiil< thot ~ the people dancing, ~ ; that lounctlhe V"'as, un.beshect. dalen- down and muslk flylng, By t~o time ........ of ghosts had euomblod and decldect thjt Steve Blimkie was en •sshoJe. For ..the VOfet. h was just another ltonic ,..,;., ar>d a good night yt•/1 '>fit· "Srevt 8/imkH>I" Find the Vores. dancable rock 'n roll, oometNng thot wes akin to the""'* movement. 'TheW pose wtJ ~Y , e uggerated. PO_!odJ<~ rea~v-1\.QUlJ!\ wl\)l e~erytQing , from pseudonyms to fave colors to the mutual" But the recent etn<I<Jjence- of lhe V"'es as solid lnstrun)ef>ttlists wit'1 modeM idees hot CO<'I,).e_ tl!rough tho-doveloproent o1 a d•llorant aesthetic, a 1 'n~w a~sthoilc"·'n reeeotly ,ltlect.-of'ig puts it. Ana a ri8w drumm'er, Tom Jo"naon, bener kr>own as T.J . The Vores hove always had problems koop;ng o drummer.' this Is their fourth. Yet T.J. l•taln smartly, whethor he's snapping tho double 1.1m0 of " New AO$thetic:" "' ktej)ing the clockwork beats of the hypnotic "StrHs." T .J.'s $4tn$hivity on tn, Tetevision--esque ballad ''Twisted Mind" is whet makes h work . For this sharpe-st· y'1 lncarnation of \he Vores it' s boone matter of intersecting musk:al rhythms with o\lenfdfng bio· rhythms. $()(nettling ~ke'the fourth exploded PStl \ binhdete. Even 81111 magazine fell for that one, {OQOtHng that the Vores had "obvious aplrh'' for a &artd in Its- ~<earfy taen.s ~ · I .I comes home : . ---- -. I Boci< at the Sehuper House, well .lttor "Amaling Offer," where Dovict Kulik playa trumpet ...a tho V"'es gat funky, lhe V()(ec try tO figu!'e Out an onco<e: they've ellhousted tho rosttf of materiel. So with Blimkie end Co. ;ust entering Burington, tho Voreslnvkei,.Tonv on stage to rep some reggae, dub style, and the sound mer> throws the reverb to the rivht, tun tilt. It 'beats a sharp stick In the ove �©prodigal sun 1 l , II!. Hooray for Dancin' I Fosse's play shines In Buffalo by Thomu R. Cocolll ' Only a hermit would be Ulllamill., wtth tho tucceu ol Bob Fosae'o play ~·-whleh made iu &Oidway premiere at the Broedhurst Theater 111 March I 978. and II otll enjoyi<lg • highly successful run. Tho play h11 won two Tony Awerdl end muc:n critleel oc:ctoim. A touring company came t o Shoo' a Suffl!lo tills peat """'king to perform Dancin'. During the pro~. a dancar came out and promptly Informed the audience that ' ' there is no plot ... .- ... only daoc:ing, some lingfng. amd mot tly danc.in\ ,; As a aitic, I'IJI b6en 10 what I felt were numerous plavt that had no pk)t, bu1 none of the ac tora. wo.-e k•nd enough to come out ln the beginning and tell me so. 8ut thi• danc er did , and looked aa i~ted to lnvtto u• to something opoclal. He oucceoded. Tho standing room only c rowd I t Shaa'a. wore not let down. for Dancln' woo an awasomo display of pura talon!. From tho very llrst number. I Nell ·Diamond'a "Hot Auglist Night"l. to the ond, the dancers simply executed and performed with tho Intensity and rolli:.... or tho &oodway ahow. Th<o ontitllelio of this dance was tho vrb<ant Plllt IV ol the " l'wcuuion" tongs. Raum.4 Ruu• perfonn«S a 101o l>erl, end he limply did 1\01 w ant t o atop. Hew. . t._,g ebout t1wee leet In the .,. , end UICYtinQ brilliantlY. Th<o audience lntonuJ>Ied 1\s solo sovO<al times wi1tt ~. and When he finaly &topped, he yolled " that's ell lollca ' ' to ~and loughtor. Such a """"""t w10 plouant t o oharo. Yeti>Gfhaos the best number ln the production was on ambitiolls one ontlll<!d " FOUtteen Feet." Founeen shoe.& were oeiled to 1 bolfd on tha tsoor, end seven d.nc.,s fiNed the shoea. Wlthout any foot tnovement theM dencera noverthetess put on a wall unff.ed, almost 1mprovisatlonaJ dance. 1'hey w orited to Cat Stevens' " Wu Dog A Doughnut" and radiated tho otoge. Kudoa s hould also go to tho hard working production atoll. Each oat chongt~ wes mado promptly and ofllelontly. end tho ohow wao able to maintain Ill fluidity . Tho peopt. at Harwy ond Corky P<oduced th;. o>etrovag..,u, ond five sail outa for five shows Ia an Indication of their excellent promotional WOtl<! Tho musicians wOfl also aupart>, oapeclalty th'a aololata feoturod in Bonny Two clowno Goodman' a theme tong. " Sing, Sing, Many numbers otaod out in my mtnd. I Sing." o.ncin • prOVided one wtth o night or ol1joyed the third tong al tha lim ICI, " Mr. Boj-leo. " Aa Thomao Tolel •ana dlvlfolrood dMcas ol top notch theatlf. tho tong, Raumel Reaux played 1 foot Hanley lnd Corky ptomiso more of the WO"!tv Bojangieo While hll " SI>O<k ," ....... ., they plan to bflng NIIW. A Wt41lam H. Brown .1<. dlnCOd IIOW>d him. Chonls liM. and Tho But Urde Thia study in controot waa vO<y touching, · Whot.t.ov.. in Tons t o Shea's this and Brown moved as grocolully as 1 theatlf _,..,, Indeed the only problem w ith Oancin' was the ftnal medr.ey l l the champloo hgute """'"'. -~udden Tho Butlalo ExPOI'on•ual ~ f l - . IBEJn) wHI be pr...,ting The Kid, 1 muaicaJ woatorn comedy by Robe<t Coov01, lrom Wodneadeyo to Sat U<dayo !October 29 to November 151 11 the Conllrnontet R~steurant, 212 Ffanklin Str-. Admloolon " tll.95' lor dinner which baglno at 6 p.m. and t4 lor thoao who do not plan to havo dillnor. Fot IU<th<lo end, .. "'-'<;a, " Wlth MM1!11 " ' " Yankee Ooodl4o D'f"'Y" end "'fl\11 Stlrl and Stripes Forov01," the show intended to rousa our Mtiooali.at aPm• end dr1w one big final rOW>d ol opplauao. But it didn' t " - '· Tho dancers - · impulse lnle><matitt, cell 842· 1291 . Tho Z~ Dance Compony 1$ buaWy which wiM ba at tho Center Theater lrom Novembe< 7 to November 9. Call Th<o Conte< at 84 7' 6461 lor further datllill. -IIlii lor their MW show Persp«tivtt:t. Shakespeare for lunch?? ,,..,ed., . . 11,.., "I wish tM crowd ro f~ lr#lf o,vo/1 whllt they~,. «CUsrOI'fHid to, Is no tnlltt#lr, Bur then, llfas, they'Vtl relld an IWfu/ dHI/, How shall- p/lln. th•t llll'btr fresh and new. /mponant ,.,,.,, ,..., •tttaCttve too1" !Actors espoclaUy do got 1 chance to leom acting oldllainlormolly.l Th<o "ActO<' I WOfkahol>" coopefeteo with tho "Creetlve Writing Progromme" to provide 1 poulbility 101 young wtitafs to have their wa<U put on ltage ai.d work together with the dlractor lind the act0<11 on the' actual P<oduction. Th<o Qr""'> will give their first publte with tho lunchtime production of (P.reludo on the ~~~rF-t- J.W . von Goethel I dort't know wh4r(hor the founding tT*Tlbors of the " Actor'a WO!UhoP" did torture them.....,.. with simllat Wonlol When they founded this now " Madam StrlnO'I Gtas.~ve' ' by Peter 8cwonzl, camc>UI !1f0UP wl>lch trin to revive 01 lwtller flthef cif ., liB undofgradulto on November 6 ..........,. US'a dr-lc Krl8tlo Norton (Noon· I p .m,l in 1 02 Herrinwn. and Linda .lenltiM lrom the"'roma ~ . 1 Tha Aetor'o worl<ohop , _ . eoch Wodnnday p1uo ~ McBrien from tho Englillh Oope<tmont 11 6p.m. in 102HIIrinwlendev~io told The $p«:ttvm, It lo their lim 10 put on one "C/WIIy . , _ , . Qf incident , _ . , majo< p<oduetlon of 1 now woott eoch term • T1rrt come to look and t1»y prdw to.,... .. - . , . . , . • regulat lt.lnclttlrM production. Tho woottoho9 trioo to give now ectora, dlreetOtS end !Ibid. / writws • c:hence to ...,_,.... their oiiJia. 1_.,.,. - ·As vary ftuld, but their " America" oec:tion dtow r-ely luke w.., ~ . Port.- this wu due to )tho fact that America II offering US IWO clown& end I O.lt hone lOt President """' weo4t. But this it not the dancers' , _ , Election issue Monday, November 3rd · Fon-t Wille • f..Mt-or DilcGat Pria. W. WINES l IJQUOIS a;.., Lit--........1 " •t UNIVEISlTY PLAZA O,..TI . . . . . -~ Szechuan "IRI s.ICIMS IYRIIT WIIIIUetm Reetauran4 Inc. 62 Millersport Bwy.- ~ Real Pelrift« & S.tla..,. Style Food �!'~-prodigal sun j f~ ! Midnllbt· By John Russo. , ........ ~ . I --- Jite-rati Poc:bt Boob~· U . 25. . .. Filling lbe role of " me professor" is Morgan Oroy, an anthropology mejo.- wbo specldzos in bt.ck rnaglc. You aee. lle lalt. rn loYe with the head witch. and then goes to the m-lng, but she really hates hiJn tor being mof111, and he ' """ U<)der the spoil o r • chiropractor tro.-n Columbus, Ohfoolhonest. could I make met up II . Aaldo '(rom lnfficiing the p4otleu otorv on tho reading P<Jbllc, lnde!>-ndont lnternatiotllll Pictures har scheduled • movie based on the novel to.- re4earo In late October. One aavon'- !hat the film mlilht have is the luxury ol filling 1n miMing suep6f>Se and p4otliner !hit have ~Y .-._red from the pages of the bool<. Many ~ _ . in the stO<V•telting. One. in the -ctlmex Of H bool<. ilwolves the ritWII killing of oome ~. 10 the gathered witches can drink the• blood. 0.. of the \llctwns is sUbbed by Cynth'-·the· heed-wl(eh throe times in the SIO<niCh and Chell beiO<O galting the """j)-da-grece In the th<oat. Obvtouoly o very ·mofleclent way of blood gathering. Billed •• •·a novel of terror" on the cover o l the book, It w o.-kl out es a sub-standard tale of loss then mediocre femaay. The i ca ri8st feiture of this book Is the $2.25 P<lce lOme peOj>le ... mlstokonly pay for lt . . 1 --- A total lack of any character development hurts the plot, and even an engl11eerfng m<Vor could find m<Vor grammarlcal faults-U 's that bad. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _..,y Berber• Morse The draw1ngs are most eUect1ve when v iewed as a whole. Seolng an entire roo.-n 1114ed whh those From a d1stance, the drawtngs ol Susen Moss I I I COMPLIMEMT.AA:Y appe~r anraotive and eye catChing, with thttlr br~ht colors and dynamic composhlon. However, upon c-Joser examination, the1r abstractness end very peuonal ftleanings make them dltllcull to doaCf1bo, much less 11natvze. Tke current exhibition ol drawln91 by the ertllls a t the Albright Knox Gallery consista of e aedos ol these abst111ct oil crayon drawings. Baslc:aNy, thoy are varieties or the same motif of large, intensely CoiO<t<l vertical Nnes superimposed whh solid geometncal shapes and hO<Iz~tel bands of color. Probably the best drawings of the e xhibit ore her eerty .. Bleck Forest" works. These 111 teken from a series which took. Moss over two yeiH'I to complete, and developed from en etternpt t o purge he<1elf of inne< pain and roge by rollvl<>g, th<ough her ert. tho suffering of her grondperente in e Nni concentratin camp. The experience Hterafly almost k.llled Moss, leoving her phvsicafly and emotionally exhaul1ed. 'The few of theee worka which are ahow11 here ell conslst of • . doric looer COI'I or cOlor, done in agkated"'" strokes, surrouoded by linea which provide visual tension and enxitty Allhough they ore ellecllvaly expre~tlo nlstie, they don' t really reflect the drlpth o f emotion o.- illtense aelf ex~IO<atioo of the ertlot, s-.~y *PASS* ,. -'<'II The mejOf pan of the. exhibit ;._devoted to her ' cunent piacos, most of Which ora untitled. AI have the seme ~lng form of a blue VOfllcal curve of " - on the left. wioh stJalghtor, horizontal .,._ on the right. Ove< theM are'O v,rlety of bands end ~or color, or gaomeufc . _ _ In g8lle<al. they oro done in rlc:h. bright cobs wit!) u.-ant - · • which IMm ·t O be .a direct r - -inat t.h e anguish of 1~HOONTO 7 P.M. M)ll. TO'SAT. OKVJ the ear11er drawings. e Si*YI Attnctions.& ~ Tllesa wori<s are • strange combination of lo.-ml4, controqad elements with expreulve ones, IVW) Ill} and .rteolflll • ComldiW • Sp«iaaq Acb e Ptmalt-and M81e oanc.n ''n.laaM' iuJi; ~Me "'"",.,. n oJ. • I In Which the arti•a' s p,;rposo aeemo to be to Jlludy tho ef(eota oJ ~~ ~ lh elVfa. In other ¥/Ord., In varYing tho lengtl) of a line or the Pooillon of a r~ Moll O(>l><!aro to be ••perlmentln.g will> boll> ••PNsslonlsm and formefism to achieve •flght dll..,encaa In feeling ""'! ~ -. • ~ .. vfbranr wotks can be a senauenv appealing experience. A1so. in viewing the drawings in succession, Moss's vocabutiry ol form. and their progressible development eon be better understood. Similarly, lho viewer can. to some e xtent . idendfy with tho cral'tiO" aJtploratory process from drawing 10 drawing. lndlvldu• l wort<.s. however, lack any strong visual emotlona1 or intellectual appeal. and )urn don' t hold your attention long enough to be effective Clarity of ec>neel'tion These croyon drawings are the rype about which people usuaRy comment, ..A lour ye., old co.Jid do that.'' -.ally as they were done ''"th oil cravon. Of course. this Is not uue, as the wori<s have fo.-mal structiJie and Iogie, and tho oil e<ayon was probab4y used beoause h ollows llor1o.1Nori< quic.~IV and e•presslvely However. most of these drawings do seem, 1(\ a neg.atJve sense, childish, in their la~k (\f depth. Ob•lously Moss •• tl"((ng to be e!IP'easlve. but" theM feelings olton seem vague and s uperficial. For example. tho colors which et first seem •• if they w ill be significant fCK their powe< and "'tensity. eventually come ecrou as artificial and moenlngle». The (1\ajor Pjoblrom with thia ohow ~ that 11 a whole, the wori<a hove no clerity ol conception. In other wonls, whet Is the POint of thla exhlbitlon1 Wfiot is ,Susan Mo.. trying to aey1 Whet kinds of leetings is-she trying to axpteso. ot which formal. eornpositionol problema Ia the uylng 10 solvo1 Most of the ~ of theM w ori<a -ens tD be too peroonal10 the ..U.t, Within thla - * of m.w'.-.gs. the has -rontly developed • procus of nplorotion of herMit and her or1 w hich may be periii)08IIy sigllif'ICM!t, but reveals very little to tho .,_wer. In .spite of d these t~egttive crirlelsma. these d•awlogs do have a certoln vlaual eh• m and sen&ual appeal, which makll them w orth seeing . Susan Moeo .obviowlly has 111o talent abHity to create meaningful worka or art, 1nd those drawings seam to maioJY ~ ·~•torv ~tudles lor future piecea. II thll la.Jru.. t)w( ahould be I11JdiC and enjoyed, but not aertuo.IY erilrclzed. ~- they merit • major • • tilbrtlon. - SA Coaaua!U Affa.lre • ~t • Major lodoor Soccer League • · Quffalo . . . .~s vs. Denver Yell· fr1M9, Nov.·tclb • Mem. Aad. Tkketa lnJhel'ed• Phca t7 - M W/Coauauter I.D. Stkker-$5 AD other etuclenu -..-. �<9 prodigol sun . I Eric Bloom, the Cult's ~elf-deprecating wit Pes~H of ..0\es. looking fo• an - - --»Y Rick Sxykowny 018 apprehension mo\N"'ted to c:re:tcendo ptoportjons. Jesus. The acone back$1- 11 !he Memof111! Audlloriurn wu one of orgonlzed choos. Slue Oy&ter Cull hed just fintshed • Iough 90·mlnuro ser - the usual _,.. Whll W.... we gcMng 10 0.U him? £tt<:l Mr. Bloom.l Afte< f1v0 y~ of hoevy O.O.C. addlcllon, he \:YH practically an old lr•oAd, mhmwe of white~hot motorcve~e !error longs and ourlond11h soocrat effects. rncludlng lleme!htowers. bomb• and a 40 fool GodZ'IIa thai spewed smoke and pollutron - •nd the roodloa we1~ o~1 In force, hustling rholr geer off 11age ond senlno up Black Sobbalh's. • The IWO bands lutYa been swloging rnro!JQIJ !he couniiY logelber lor !he tasr couPle of monlhi, "' a heavy ope<w>g quqtioo' ~'*' !hi.; lotJnl few lha!, ' wharever !he QUeSt~ was, he would tcte1m wlrh ltugl>ter and rhen tlalk scornfully ou1 of the room, More permanently etc.hod lnto my 11ft than most of my own relatives. leaving ma wllh an emotional treumo rhal would lact tho roll of mv lifo. " Oio.oy. . " d1d you Soh·opolcon leathet As II rurnejl out, moe ling Eric ever tmDQine that you' d end up <Ioong fO< • ~VIngl" A I}OOd queJ!Ion, I refleored, wetting for tus answer with bated brelth. 8aootn in pctf'IOn WH I fosclntli!tgly ~tzophrenle oxpcneoee. It's dltflcuh 10 reconcile rho on-stage Image of Bloom- rho •••donie, lei!N!f· dfaped Dnrid·rocltOf ·- glt..,lng Hotley-Oavktaon •hi• " Well, II depends on when you would'vl a5lted me." ho seld Judrc,usty, after a moment . ''If you mean when I was gong to • m11~ elect wiry leed singer lor Blue Oyatlt Cull . We'd spent thu antJre dey agonizing oYer thla momonr , frtst 1n TltiJ S,.,:wm orne.. werling for lhe "oltay" from Buflelo's cas tep<esonuruve: ........ outside the Aud, amidst tho mob of shouting leOlhOt and denim· garbed !hugs playing lmoglnorv guhors and w elting to got In: and flnolty ar !he bo( office, , hoping thll our boc:kllpasM• had shown up. TNa was, ahM al Slue Oystltr CtJh. who over the ynra hove beoornt my favorite fl•lllon. The lotarvlow. •• tho CBS rep had nored, was,.1o be "thorl but sweet." end we w01a koc:king around questions 10 ask. while me as rathef because at least il'll be a snow mororcycle, who look• like he' d ,ather sacrifice you to somo unmenrlonable p6gan god more than onythlng else-whh t>ts soft· opolcen. obvM>ullfy in!llligenl and sotl-deptocaclng ofl·st-sonoa . .In ahO<t, Eric Bloom is ono of 1he least Ukely pooplt yov'd . .peer 10 find fron!lng a derango heavy mot el bond. The inrerview tool! Qlaco m rhe f\lt.a rut lmcMY room we found, wt.c:h w*' the !lresslng rOO<n lor SNollfn ' StloeL The~ was e mas•- a amoM, whil•tiled cubicle wlrh a shower tnd 1 roller. There was b<oken glass end wate., au over tM floor, a table I)Oied with uneaten food covered wfth e plos!lc """'· and only one choir. on which I HI my bu41ty, benered • - recorder. &1e was running h4s hands rhrough his hoit, paolng restleiiiV ond loj)ICing 111pped and lrauled. I began leafmg tnrough mv high s chool. sure - rhls is whar I wantad to be doJng evontuetly , And I wam co sev. if there afa anv high scl!ool ktds ovt there fOlding !his, not 10 lo1 ilt'lybody push YOV '"to anY>NoQ, especloffy your paranu. hkt your hme. look a1ound. ond sao what interest& you. And sow some WJ~ oats, H you can. • it 'Nmake you fHf better." fonnOf Oictetor deposed Atlhl moment Ross " Tho Boss'' Fun•c.h~o. load gui1aust from Sha~ln' Street,. came •nto d1e room and hesitated. "We've takon over voUrd•euing room." E11c told him. "I'm <Ioong on ' r'"'""'"... With " - " guyl: ....·~ ~un~lo'l!:Z,=:.:,~·;,, and 4 Etlc looked back It me. " A11 you mauied?~" I askttd. " The one lh'ng t never tajK about 11 my private life,'' said Etlc w1th on apologello grtn · ~1 obout VOUI songwnttng1 You've gar aongs like •Goddla, • aod ' Nosfetatu.' and ' Monitors.· which has • storyline nght out of those crummy St>M:ed Our films rho! Channel 9 inf-ers on 1U S.tuulov mt><nrng Tl*d PWty My God, this was easier !han ~ thought . *'About a year and a hall ego." I conllnued, "you played a benefil concert 11 !he Pollad1um for the lndochinase boll peoj)le, and lase ume you like h lhOt yOU guys lfi! btg houor mov .. tans?" 11 Wetl, again. you'd n.vo to we11 11 N11SS8U Coltleum you V111W.,_ introdUCid 'Godtilla' w11h o jab ogaloat nuclear energy. • Also, the new album Includes a song oboul the Ayatollah KhomlMI. atld vou fintahed rho concett tonight Withe f•m•nder SO I t alk 10 the athe.r guys In lhe group, but rm a horror movie fan. I' m not telklflg about mon1ttt movies loday. because rhc G111eful Dead, or the Who. or Yes: we·,, not;., that tugher echelon of rock {!lOOps where vou' d hove • lor of people comrng to aee rt. I would hko 10 r stage show. YOU .;ould hire yourself 1 good c:inemarog<aptte.. ~•• Kubftek's or Fosse·s - ·· ''Yeah. wen-see. you ouvs mov be tnlo u• . but a whole lor of other pooolM eo' r, We' ll be · on a piDf'lB and some · stewardea.a·n cay , 'Gee. ate vou guys 1 group?' And we'H uv 'Bioe Oyoler Cull' and' she'H sty "-..,.,.,;ng a cresllal""' ~rewerdess Who had hoOed ll was somebody fomous - " 'Ot.. yeah. • I thin~ Cve.heord of YO\i.' ., - bongio l.ea! O< ,,.,_, Jarnil'\ds me.... I NV ho$i1on1ty. "l don't "'->w il I -.Ad mention !No. !Nl.,dicl you see U..l vicious onac:k on yO<J In CtHm Mlguine'..s r eVtOw of Cultouvru:~ EnH:ws. The one where he &8td that avaty note you oJng oouoc1s u~e 11 aho<Jid be y-lost?" ''Oh. ~" Aid Enc. " That's wMt 1t was, • vicious attack. Whol c....lsey? - !he guy doetn' t Illite mo-.!' "How do you feel aboul reoding aomerhlng like rhotl" "W~, vou know. tt's aMOymg r...rrng somebodY au~ you lil<e lhe!. I'm olwovs belnQ -VIed," ho added wryly. wringing h is hand a m campy a,gutsh ... But a.s far as tho new albUm lli concerned, nobodY PICked up on tho fKt ......,.,., ~,.. - GRAy PANThERS ~of SUN.Y/BuffAlo ' TkE PBIIIS,-.. . . .-: ~""" VMIII ",__. ' pRESENT MAGGIE· JruHN TM /oontd~ and _ , _, con.,e,_. of 1M Grog......,,_..-"-.. ~ coa.lltto" of ,_,rc cof all .....- UIOrlrlns ~for M>dal cllo.we.~ SuNdAy, Nov. 2 , FillMoRE RooM - AT J:JO SouiRE pM HAll (MSC) frldov, 170 MFAC ElieGtt. An1111nt Compuo7'a t:30 pon . FREE ADMISSION En~rtGinment by nooellet. playwright .. MANNY FRIE~) ~. , ... ~. Moln st. Compuo7 ~ 9:30 ..... •, ,\ __...,~~GSA."-"'.,....._-.~ r a ~ L--_ ~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~--------~ '. c.lt.qo tl. .. do a tearuro film. • .I've - n l\ voars deVotopinlllhis staga person• lhBI I rhink would tranJielt very eas~'y onro ftlm, bul so far nobody' a asked IN. But as fCH • tOUt m0vie:4 u·s been dotlo before, and I "'""' th4tt •1'd be prO\ermous." ''I don't thin~ so," I petl•lted. ••t moan. wi1h yow dynHmlc • o' grotesc." ' "' _....... have _.,obody with a lor of money behind vou. ond article by Anhur Schleslnget on the Wall StrHI Joumlllo couple o f weekt ogo - dld aee ill-and he analyzed lh• whole Now I may rwu ~'e:e wrth eve1ylh1ng the man seve. but I' ll be voting •or him in November, 1 C)retent'C)US. Fi.s:r, you have to .se:~ond . • ,you koow. wo' ro f'Ot wh1ch ''"••' backouoge P0$$4$, llondrng atourtd a bottle of beer and groovtng on the enme acene. This WIS, aher 611, thO htgh• poworf:td world ot blg ·loague roctt and roU. a world far removed hom the avervdey rod!um ot ~le"' !he Queen Cny The thfea of ua.- Tonv, M..ke andl - wetelut1<ing m !he background, ou' bec:kstage· ~~:~0~~~ ~. \~ ':':tm i stance. • .esPGD.:alfy 10 ttua etect.ion voar." "So vou have a defl"'tte cholc:el" " Tho< a is no~." • ..., Etlc gnolfoty. "I was reading on n)Otontc, arwt Reag.an. who' .I roally lUll a roll of rhe diet, and 1rntn thoro'$ Mr. Anderson • and he was $1ymg - t>ts I• SchiKslnger sooolong now -thai a Yole for Andefson ts rea•v a vo1e ag6l'mt 1M wnofe two-patty ayattm. hed Men luclr.y enough to sc01e eoata. swealing nervous poht~al rov seturhy guards. photographers tlvera as we awaited wtwn for us WIS gorno IO be the Ngh PQlnl of the concen- the chance to "'"' Eric Bloom, the luthot· buff"' goner81 .• .io fact, lhat's f_ somelh"'9 .... I'd like lo g11 "'votved in: writing~fi'rn .a4;0rps 1_ and ect1ng. '* ::p EJic Bloom,,e ~led ICIOrl ~ " What about a ~cert moV'Ie1" ; ''No, I '"'nk- tt'lal'd be cxeuy lt*Jg b<illoonUy. I "'"""·1J!U haYt Cattlf, Who~ t ,eeusiOfl to c:urtJ inftaoon. and record company pe'sonrwtt, as waN as a-handful o f klclo who OYt right now moosten we fot w'Onoer.-.g 1f thefe is a dthnhe withN'Ithe group]" "Wtll, tho benefil In Now York Ctry wasn'r oo much o poltlit<~l lhlng-~ was mo11 llke, ' Yeah, lofs save the boor people. • As for !he ho11oge ats.s.. or nudeat enetgv I couktn ' t a,peak lo' the othet guys In rho band. • bul. yeah, I have 1 sluglesr dubbecl " The 81tolt and Blue Tour." Tonightlhe Cull had ta~en the nliddfe slot on the bill, wilh Sabbarh headlining and SNokln • Sueet, • hatd roclt qu!nltl learuring ex·Ooctotors load gu<rorist Ron "The Bon" Funlche~ing lhe show. Tho- place was jammed with oceeu 11gs dulilully efflwed ro fOt evmyone to Vote - 1 was ~t.c.al at~ s-do\r. Sqooiro l1IMtN, Moln St. c-.-.!, 5:30, 1:00 pao 7 r·f·t.., AJ.l• •bt,... A' Sc:;l ·c T1.~·~ ('r•, •. i)' t~l colt t~O'!l.,!cx Brc·~~.:.. 11y Lltr.,, 1 i c:, �ij ~prodiga l su.n . f Four years from 1984, it Se.rns that Big lkothet's symbiotic relatives in the media wield ..-. ev..·tightenjng clench on the CrNtive Sleek Ans. In Buffalo, few exemple, setf-styted aitics, DJs and entrep<_..,s who barely give e modicum of spec:e to the Jan 6ood• of leRoy Jonei; Douglas Guton.-bl01m8n -.-end ~I Abdullah seem to reserve maas and mHeo of doting c:ovoroga for c:op-outs. Cop-outs ranging from broken hlp c:oc:ktall jigs to hand picked charlatans; tha letter being thugs seemingly set up lor lionized by naivete) es thla area'S representatives of the "Ne~hang," thus dlac:redltfng the eiee's authentic: progrtsalvia (be they bop, swing, evant-gerde ew whatever!. All omountlng to (pardon, pleue) timeless bullshit, with whlch we aro tho ooos c:onstently•plaYfr1o cotc:h, li~e damn fools. We're tllated to a decently sponaored Jut event like Art,.rlc ew J•u At The Center meybe onc:a. twice a voor. ew pomaps semi-frequently (~lte once every third month on a new moon!. In this time, we'a perhaps heer a few area musicians that ere ro..y play.ng, ..-.d not merely trying to run down the "h;ppost" coc:ktol ofdiac:ofuslon "getting to de people." Even an oc:c:aaione1 big nenie "ator." The truth remains, however. tbot the aituatlon for the broedth of BuiJHn creative Jazz community is bed. and getting worse. There's room lew everyone if some atop hoggl~ all 11\e space. Case in point: Whv aren't those corporetes who ba<:k Spyro Gyro to overkill diversifying their llnol j ! ~ I8 ;:; • ~ Phoenix --swimming 1977. _/"': luw IMI brHd., thllt ~'· Whlln my lath¥ died, 1 ~ void.- thMt #he w<>m"· war:-kviirt>{e, loving .,.,.,..,, of my Rle w..s sud<hnly IJOM, 1 me11n gone. Something ltrmeltllt he was ~n. Something in ""' Wllr>tMI to stetll bttck. A s1c1t pert of the subconscious soul took e dilngorous cofl(ro/. It almost took 11 dan{Jt/IOU$ toll. Abo in I 9 7 7, I wrote • 1/IJdg/ng ,;ece for this ,.,.;odoc4c on cnticlll nttctlssities facing Buffalo's Jsu. madill. On thl•, I Wll$ thoroughly condtlmnad by "/Hding ~••men" of sskJ madio, too ohen tor ftlllsons "-"Jng nothing ot ., to do with the Vtllidity (or non·volidlly) of the 11rticiiJ. While tne pi«;e was by no INIIIIS ,.tf«:t, It nf/«;llld many pros and cons /Mt hiiW sine~~ .,.,.,. to fltlllllt!t light. Not long ofttlt tl>• ----=- the ashes A statement of the Art llrticltl, ftN Inst...... FM 88 WBFO WO$- ini6.11nf1• long ii'lowm.nt towtltds /ong-r>elldtJd /)linHI·tinN Jn: ptogrlltrlming. Lik.wiu with WEBR. • Yet. • • . • . • . • • WeN, I've long confronted my demon. We have a City full of professional, Innovative (Yosl Jon. a~ong They DO go together!) anista deallng'ln other root muslc.t~ The ones t've mentioned are but a few lhow many of you reading this know who Greg Minar ls7 Stop in the Freedom Train on Main Sueet to hoar Bllal's band. You'll find outl . These enista. who . _eonstently and C:Dn$istently work for their c:hanc:e.._. always have to leave town in tho hopH of c:atc:hing hdbits, while this area hilS professionellebtfs reserving c:onaidereble ._few a chosen few. • Unders~. olvoM., would make few a ben .. buslneu, luc:rative arts, biggef profitS and'a stronger . audience. A strongor listening and buying audleneo. Jukea, Jlvo and hlvea At thla point. you must be asking "What about Suflelo's two Jeu st..t.ons. WBFO end WE8R7" Yos. Formidable eflons these two stations heve medt to bring Jau into prime·time prominence. efforts that should be deeply appreciated. However. there is questlon concerning the long term results of the method's ..geared" for such p•omlnenco. There is Bn aJanning inertia creeping into the.se stations· Jan presentation. A sameness. At timd in the pest mw • couple of months alone. I've heOfd many complaints from level.headed tist-rs (not hip-~nng lobbyiat s, lew God's sekel that several tunes are btlng repeated within me<e boors of each other. fo woroen this, there Is a growong tondenc:y among several Jazz hoots to dominate the waves with the blandest: most c:foeher~. moat shoc:kingly stagnant sounds Itt the Music. This Is done in whet many of the hosts hontatly feel is a method to roel in an audience by " ployong It safe," with broedc:asdng Which consists chiefly of hipped·up TV mur ek ew ehompagna bubble distonlons of the " mainstream." Thia method may be feasible for audiences wanttng a MDR diet ol Mangione and Mltntovanni, and It haa effective in the past lespec:iolly with BFOl ··bec:a•llo one -still hears that modicum end more of tlrnll devoted to sweet, full-blowing ,lyric: Ism amidst all this; music that plays down to no one. But for a Jan ttetton, eSPOCielly few a Jau station, to practice thlt on a long. term buis Is dangerous, extremely dangerous. Among ell that Is It stoke is e vital. interested and, for God' a sake. lnteftigent licterting audiene4. It's time we ol retli.N that feelings- thought wcwk together, not to be -•tedlone few the midterm and another few the jiYeass rO\Iillel just befcwe the morning news. Yes, c:O<Itrery to tl-. wbo would eloc:t . . Blo Chief ...... ac:lew who- dedensd e8 consc:ientious objec:tews and left ther'e~ should be pl-.:ed in front of foreat there IS ..-. ..,otionaly intofligont i n t - in whet wt do. or don't. . ' For one thing. roo much--space_is being taken up fot poopJe out·side, as well as inside, of Jazz not to tek~ notice. A• Jon has been so often erowd.O out by the m r.-.. ( mossmo innovatr up on to teke on oc:ena ol Muharre ~~ many of sole hos1 present 1 Sun Ra, diversity Duke Elli preaentl Coflfane, all the at P<Hentir some Bn " Nsru/ battled b sc:hoolle certaW'I CJ ··unabte 1 with Me>. career, p, pushing t a<:c:used I and the o "boogieI Abdullah. Due to such ash situation existing ~ ~time · meanS th; space to: innovatior Hostswh Extension audieDCe enough, o declare th daring· to I clear: ev8! Every thin( Maynard I KC and th .V.ws."C'ii Which< everyone, participate tradition. c It's that If whet follows is have man1 is an effor lew thebro lew the bra rtmewa reed a peri happening, universalit\ all the piau misguided t~e most b this area e< color codet Simms. Sal Kerl Englisl heard of, y Yet, Glee rec:O«<stewf Rn8/Sool a ...,.,.,_ broedeast. epprovoid. l play one of Reggae(wo end w"'pr treatment< despite gGr, editew lor tl Theclub the Tralfam varied Jazz oftertng evr f'ea's creat With the perhaps elN spcwad'.:ally desire.. Yet WOfld artist seu;ions an ·--~ concerned· c:lJbs - wha Tt¥s boils lns~H' it7 How C8fl conc:omed. ct.mn street ot.hefs with 'wa about li\ ~ts;bei �©prodigal sun o are those lntorosu In varied one up lor us. omplalnlng abo<n too much time taken We should l<now 1he consequ~. . by now. he naiTNI of Jau. Funt>e<, such cries The literary tl'l& ..,.,. heft Jeres no ben.er than its ; va~ty with the departure from the muslcal kin. I'• avoid an In-depth too\ Into my own ldc:astmg stalwarts as Abdulah ,personal stru!XIIo.s the<eln for theoa ~-; that would ne still knowp Paul Smith). ~ re.qolre a to•t ol lmtHYiew-prn~>ablylir>OI member or WBFO from Itt all in one! ys on Jeffer.an Avonuo land how C..ustlc lovlly aside.' how ohon hove there been wellknew about rh.trll, hos long been th• publicized paying lnol o~n mike) readings featuring area llr• City using his whole .tlme to Third World poe1a whloll didn't sound llke a Xeros ol Gil· y lyrical inventions ol Cecil Taylor, Scott Heron or e reproduction ol a Kurtis Blowjob. Alii .r&xton, Jeanne Leai presont the ~ou uy, there's the renowned tahmaet Reed, neo-liu~ sha~ by t~om along wllh hoodoo maatet who lcounuy ol the English Oepenment zv Glllesp!tl, Charloe Patket: and Bulter C~airl gave P"'dlolous workshops apd reading$ ames-together through Joltn o•er e recent two-weel< Plflod ltnd will return the week onms, Guntet Hampel, Paul Gresi>am. of No•ember 17thl: lag<ee. However. whatevat >Dte AbdUft.t>, In shon, was publicity w•s out out r•ICI'Ied lew peOple ou~ the tusie_ AU of it. Not I Ioken -p~..,. ol English Depenmarn (woth no Third World people in the op whleh ioma onida lurll<tV w;u c.J workshops except lOt the ttKhe<, one $1\Jdem ond one lot a timOd pqy of CICII Taylof being secre1ary sitting 1<111. Funhet. w.,o It ""' lOt the rammerie llhough botutllull Sunday con$lstemly irllrepld WOtk ol one Deper11TN1nt ofrodal, tary lou Wrlliamo !which, contterv to lew English majora would have known ol Reed's P shots, is""' about Coci4 berng PfOSI!nce at aft_ I'm a~akklg, mmd you. of one ol the \8 Jazz rr6(:1idon.'' HIJ recent duets major litera'v artist I in the woridl t elone his whole damned Ingenious Which, ol covrso. t><ings me 10 a pOint I've already ch dogmal . Clearly no1 a.docuine ol touched upon lraqvenlly In this text. lshmeel is a wOtld •er the o~e than pne associate fig.ure. He had to leave this area's creative ptrodox in itt can on1y happC!I'l when tho now order to -survtve. let alone thrive. While it's rdeognizad -•IMV - >nnect ru all, or shouldn' t lchic as Captain wlth • Bl!slt brlm11. With a widening terrain ol lnlluence, ll' o unlonuoate that tM !ction was always embreeeably dear. Buffalonian turf - one so full ot dauingtv creative lilemmas lru01ratln9 to a professional .=' dis-sarisfaction with the whole ast of Wh4ch •• the no-pey s:hul1ton thot one has to inavirobly sprood and thrWJd one's an in talem - is reined by thooe lighting oaeh other like bone snatch."g dogs to hlde their meager aak!nts- in hi"" po"tions of butcaucraltc chump change. Regarctless of color, everyone else >Is finding lhat even peanuts are '0 w<><kersl. AbdvMth ended his lhe stanon a short willie ago Thr. - _11/ng ocora> n Buffalo rs devoting l ui t>t.Ogrem Many of vou o~UC!y ~now ol what I'm saying. How e mos1 current and rmc>ontnl oflen has even the globo· tleppong rrrw.m/rshiCnatfene Polote been l~<tturecl., a read•ng, and how often has she : -and don' 1 1hlnk this osn' 1 mrs sod. follow Abdull.tl's Cte•u•o been lutU<ed as the maon reellet at such an event? How w far-reaehtng a.n d wrdesptood hos many Df you ever heard ol poet/ployrrght Geraldine 1ere are those stuptdty enogant Wilson, Hilf\atn Muww1k1l, Jerome Bt•nch, James print end at lostlvals, to Ptkle and Harwell? s.,. ol you mey have heard ol l(ariamu >n leav.ng out .. evant gltde .. ~even Welsh. bul have you e•oetiencttd the St'IIPpft'\g. shaping scoluslonl. tile lr!ethpeble lac1 Is sallre (!I Earl "The Petri" Daniels? The lolksong ol Erica wam-garde In Ita Inception. Copeland? No? All roght. thon. Spyro Gyre. Dizzy OlllesQ4o. The 1as1 time a relatively unknown and deserving urea :narllo Par 1\er Punk Rock. Joe Ford, Third World tolent was ollerecl a docently-publiclzod :tan. Me. Good ol' Jell at the paying chance to read woo tl>o time Juan Gonzalez ryttWlg. opeoed for Victor Hernandez Cruz at Allentown. months tther ln one uni9nOtoble me.sage lOt ago. Sine<~ then Jusn hu lett. and Vietor's """'" back I or not. Elth&r wo recog,lu. and and g_one Thal't rt. Though aret Bl.c:k oenlotS lor tile >d that comet hom nurturing Arts can be sa•d to be more active than their musbf tutt controt to the a1tomat1vtts c;ounterpans.. rhey 100, ere feil•ng jnto dange~ous nd d~lieuh. cliches. The res1? I was generously ollered the n seems harsh, what dt~ec-ttv •opexvtunitv. " by one hterary ... nttt'Pfena.t. n to ssafilv so Wh~e WBFO and WEBA ~ntroduce a reading b<rt,I'Ot to read, In the o cotrect. '' must be said tMI tMte same bfeath the indtvMfual muneted .omethrog about xesent Jazz. Th&~ mav not be sa.d me beklg "' a promiOent f'T'Iet"'bet ot ttta area's tltetary a overeD media. and cen11nty nol community." Gratuitous, no 1 • overaQ "Black" media here. Thus. one bogons to ... the ptoblom. Apathy, Induced "' eoutd walk Into a riCOidShop·. land sell-induced, oltanl by arrogan1 peuy lnt010S15, ok on lhe station and hear Whal' s boeeds ignOtanca_ lgnot11nce breeds de1th, as surety as cockta~ gel's tnd pjmp-riddltn reppera gfve ears Hell. And ly what's new. Jau, In all its ' origins In the Black American. For it's not enough to merely lum oil the jfve. ered up.on Spyro Gvre end One solotlon would seem to be tot artists to come astrating lhemsaly&s lmil1tlng Kiss, together, pool rosovrces. and lorm collectives. tl's • 1d influential mUsic gtowiog from viable•and, it would &e&ml a key ohomat~ve. Svctt Bullelo's Blllck Jau musiclens_ No move$ have proven lucrative In Chicago, St . Louis. and . Gresl>am. Ford. Jones. Millar_ pans of C..lilorAia I NOT Weat Coast Coolll. and the Jazz a. Nosara Abadey. Fredertc Stroud. world can tell you mOte obout those. In fact, tt>ere Is , Howton. E'ven thosa you neve• one $UCh collective In Buflalo under tile helm ol lllrve. bassm<tS1er Sab<r Adeyota; The Association I<>< the w.,. ite" counterparts, 8"-ck Actv•ncement of Creative An.. oaJv pqy Jan, rarojy pity so11d Like anything etso, however, a collectrve rs one thlfl!il , _ , o&s.vatlon, ate on pal>ef, and quito another to K1uakze. SUining from ll!il so. The 8laQ tUitlono rarely scratch uJ(es good. hard. path- long wori<, end even :s it'o watered down tnd 111-etv realizing that, you boner be rtady lot the uniOtseen o 8laelt $1atlone -rnW>gly refuse 1o obstacle. One""" !AI< about artistic lmag<itv aJ one 1St 80d most current roo·t tnuSK:a. wanu. but ~ one bac.U up creative hooesty with a ""'OJ 1ried tD ploy Bob Mlrtev. · drf..re, ""lculation and fortitude lOt one'a voatr one fnltV rd!. The Bleck newspapers' fmd onosell toUlihQ the PfOVarblal bale Of1d cowd'llp lor ol<enism in its most deadly 101m. good. athy I>U><Hsed by one periodic;1l's 1 speak hom experience. A charter membot ol tile Black HlspaNc Poetic Arts Collec1ive. I've founq Qnfe all around, It atrociOus, E11en Whilo rtrne to devote there lwhieh was more than wa,S spent • was open and b<rbbH~g with ! bv sOri\e of PAC's udovoteoa'') • •mplv beceose the ~culous that opjy one club was simple (asks ol dally survival a•o ao Immediate ln their Oe amount of paying gigs to the demands. One mvat fortify onuell l>el ole-aYon thint(ing 'Of1d JM"tia:a. .,. ol spreading around, .and r.,;rure 10 head this can l. .d to nt in bureauct~l le limbo unt~ one of the most ironlc lriiiNstratong dilemmas. .1\t le0$1 we've hod one piece Of onothet one of Buffalo's more racen1 and aed1y ~ Aterary rh.tot ohuallens they could ai!Otd Of bureaucraelel roauhed hom a cava~er tttltude towards m<t1ns thet'tlle ~v o1 Third colec:1QU<y. Ailtt•_,r to CIV "do vo thing" no more. children. tt ,...,., was. • mos1 non-diseoluslon vanetiesl od 10 bo wioroed wrth • low ~m The real World does IPfOUI somehow encl. 10 !•. <ing obscu<lty wheta the<r czalt io -Nally. Foresignted atotaslika HMWnbtllt, W.nu • damned tittl. that the.mejonty ol - SoleM. ~. and Titlltif>g LHvos '"'' alone ~ ~e boolc like the Gr11111 Book Sror. on Hetell unou<e -do •bout it. ;omem;.,g di8gus.tlng, il not ~ thel Buflalo shlll,have centers tl>at houM a n d I drew lespeet If we not give the t>arcfoest Third World lot e. Vosit our Squirt_ Hal ' 1111 l1lluo ....,. tfte world !. Browsing Ubrory, ..00- the aura lrre)amri\ilt..,.ltiet I poison)ng OUtUfvH right in the v• okl• curator, Clfeet>em. alleM surely b<-, Magic lbout getting olr. or il'nll<Pslng with olnote, poised•to jle Opened. ' lltiot>abt 1-"lono counasv CHiPs. It can •lloton with a aound. Whlore II will r•acl{is lhe re.,....ibility ol everyone. It wilt taka more than - · ~and cOmlng UI' "With '"' we"'r e.not; ~one wftt cfrel;m and you COin't allord to lav back. -·-ingao .. """'$ P"" ~aet'i , 0{\n9·"'et~·.a~o" ofO~ e'i tl!;6•-' 0 .,. ,,. ... \0" . ~of ~ot "" cfo"\,r e\'i~ts ,.r'o-'"6 o'" NovemberJ9 Granada Theatre 3l76 Mciln Street Two Shows: 7:30 & 10:00 pm nckets $5.00 sludent '$6 non-student Day of the show all tickets $7.00 Yjdl... .,.,..... a ta US/Squire Hoi Bullolo Stole festiYol Grona do Theoter Box- Office Record Theatre "1111 rt1Usiciansexcept for Pat Memenv subjectiQ ¢lange. ......."'~ 1ty .UUAB Concerts �~un movies ©prodigal thtnk? I !e8 my .wife P<ancing on ' Trek reject but IS ontO<TUPtad the br>aeh. baling an A• when the owner reti.Ol\l Amorlcen bo'{- 1 feat shittyl"l Pfompling Collins to cut short •~ -nlualy ~ lh.;.- activities. ICollins: "Come t0fl'antical1y involved together. on. get dretsed, the owner is Cute7 You alnt' seen nothfng oqmlng horne." ICollorman: " l' vo ci.ndllocant • The two meet again anne ,y'et. got to take a shower:: Colll11t: hoopltal with Collins wooing Both pairs docidt_ to vocation, "What!" Kellormon: "I always ~ursea whila really do$1ring the not knowing tHat the othe< had take a showtr alter It Of I feel so <~ec•oc +b~ the noble chose~ the same spot 10 have dirty.") It wasn't that much wife, Mac:La~ Nl ' ·their 'romantic interlud'is.... ll\0"' .... ·fu"'*'rin"'thtrthea1er: ... _ .... ,.. Nvlf!Ces. (Mac:U.irie, ' 'Aa T.S. one ganu;neJy'funny scene In the Lolling C~w• In Eliott sold, 'Tlle Wotkl wil end l~m OCCUfS when the two shallow portrayals of ..,. wotb a wtlimpe< and not a ..,,.,, opposite ends ot tl)o hod.dimensinoool cher.ctero. who do blonsl' ''I Ho~ the good • way' $ Olympic we pqo4 lind not change throoghout the doctor's ho<nelife i1 not whet moe\ each other uoderwat.et,. I mo\he.. The charactert ore just one would caP pa~11e. Hor guess you had to have been th", characters in 1 film, not hu*blnd tployed hy .hr1)ao there. Unlonuroately,,that is people. Nobody, can cOte leu Coburnl io also a cloc<ot; titn he eboot how funny Loving Couple$ about'WhQ'S soolng who. The pav• more auentlon to ttis ev er gets. ' onlv. t.hing 1he aUdience should patientl then his spaul8. '11\11 care about is why they apant pieceo thon begiri to lall!nto the • their time and rriOnoy on a ~I· Not_.,te antlclpotecl O<det a Macl.oine hearted anemp1 to create Bob The film's only NVing ,,.,.Into the ..ms of the and Carol and T«/ and A/ktt, 'ljO g<ace-and a .,..bone at enxJOusty ~ Collllll. who 1980's. that-is t h e - - of Sally flu 1hat preppy Loving Coup/tis is e good ~ rc.~~.,_,.. the nvm~ ·-.-;gat.,.na~al over --...,.--'hy·JI!ton .~ Mrs. l.jggett. who. has • lew odd movie, Where real tolling cou,iln ~exualldio$Vf>OfacieJA)uting a c-an spend more ti,. loving and It's very easy llOt to , .. m While the two cerrv on thaor tOUr of a house Coftlns Is ny;ng leSs time watchlng and not mlu lovt wtth Ll>ving Coup(<fs.Unlen. clandestine -affw. CobomJs 1 to seN. Kellerman beds the StM • thing. of cour»a, 1>14tnd dialogue, dlmpied vlail~ by Cotllr>s' toovse<n•te. a slmpf~. and a bdic (played by daffy waath<!tg•l !Piavecl b't' ''l.ov• A-rlc1n Style" plot Is oausaa hla Susan S#'landonl, who splela out the new Amorlcan notm lor a red MGI to ~ all her ~nowledge of the so'tdld family fo vorlt11. The film d'oas. · •oad. relatlor,.hlp . (Coburn: ''Wh•• however. hove conoistencv. T'hls glvts the4octor tl* kind ot an art air are.1hev evatytl>lng. Irom the direo~ opportunity to pull down his having!" 'Sarandon:-''The ltlnd down to the coll1{to. is awful. pants to tMite sure no damage of affair - · h e's scrowl~ Wlolre the tubjeel rnamr was done Alter a COI,IJl4e cliched your wlla."l Altar both spill but -matt-awapplng-15 somewha~ns 1"1 mean a"' ; si still thtlf ho$tilities tOWfiiiLthair COfltroyeq!al, aotne deep ~e ?''t, Cob\5-surpnM. reaoeetive mates. tSi?lndOf\• concem1 coul4 be e•humed sur !Wise- IoN$ tn tove with the " How do you feel!'' c6'burn ftom' ttv fimo. flfeteu tcript, bu1 mysterious doctor who rfdei " How do I feel! Wllat dcrvou 1 IIWay on her horse ioto the - ' · "'hlle the AJI.Amefican off to the hospital dreaming of their ,e<t ~<King ., 11oy ~ t Laying ,> ""'"'ai!Y '*'-· ' HALLOWEEN ' PARTY Friday , • .·oct. 3Lsi 4 ......_ ..........)- Bloom. ~ that we w11e beidg tongue-inlike the clowns yoo've stuck ua doesn' t like Roger Oaltrey, then cheek about tha IMltlre package. who d<Hs he B~a; you know 1" with this time.' Nothing's going Evarvone saki, Boy, are U..y to change if evetyone sttyt horne. II you don't like the stupid. Here's Blue Oyster CUh, WM<e'e the 7 ~holce$. then vote lot tl,ie dumb~ to.od. putting Anoth« "*"ber"'f SMkln yOU<sell. . . or vote IO< .............. on lhe """"'· • .lloy S uc11 his - l n 00 I did they I'UI tllllr loot ln it thio ~ u - ~ • ma. . . but ius\ getoOUI end time • Nobody aven noticed tlgufed " -..cs be t.Jme to Wt114> vo·t e.•• • •-• 1 the lntarview up. t realfy didn't WO<e ...,ng 1 lttle cynical about t t • lilt I"-- It . • • With that we lah the drHIIng tho whole Ullnjl. But lf wan o, 1 aymg .. -a room. The Blue Oyltor Cult you've avor read our ~aviews, ~nd being hit trlend forever ... entouragfl was cl.e aring ou.t you'll reahe that they don't How ebout oome pictures I 1 before Black Sabbath hit the " oald, For some reaaon whk:h roally lfke ue. . ! • stage, and we paused and took eludes me now r ended up • " Somo of t he ctitica do'\1 one lest took os &l.y Bloom pointed out. " lAttw &.Ill•- " polling In the ~hower suon, with my brothor Moke.~ ~side~ hustled down the corridor. Right " Loiter Bango Is.., Mlhole."' now , •• I write this. Blue Oyttat Nld &lc with ennoyonee. ' IHe'a .Eok: on the othet Eric Bloom tn Cult II In New YO<k City, doing bHn e luctclng . . - from day the lho- With two ~lnge what they've be<!i\ doing tor the one to the,. • ..,.. Him 8nd that Y~ o- his 18ll\lll loll ten y. . .. Cor)a;dering the other one-llober1 Crii1Qeu .. P<aferenc:e7 he snlckatad long, tangled c:ourse of human " Can- 1"'1 that down?;. ruefully. "It I - like wa ahould allah, the billioM of y..,. thit chortled mY lr;end Tonv .,.,. numbera.on our gleefully cnesta••• Usten. if-you guys l.arth haa- bloen in existencoo. will It over really matter that there " Go ei...d. r don't think r•vo got an~ fast -'""!: I'H be was auch a thing as Blue Oy.tor - n enyone get • gOod review gl~ to anSI!VI< them. Cult, that ther' onca WOI o in C!Hm; tha.,ly litU1g they No, we .'?ove<ed ju~ about young c:oll~ ot~\ at the JHm to be lntorelted In!. Ulllvarslty of Buffalo plugglng finding- elabo<ato weya of you want tQ say!" eway tor the ochoot now-. npplng peo!)le ~. n. gut- 'i • .net that et Oc!e POinl in ,time who ....-ec~ lilburn '".hat that I hcipe l...rO<y(x;oy thelr separate paths int-octed CCI<I'II)Ofed ~ to the wtoo. who gets out 8nd wte'il.l lf~ in Buf!tlo. New YO<k7 h e - - . . llnl>t'-l*roll lieU- ,. · il~M.a. "J'>> t!Wd'~t lhl!fliaed of~~ I'Jobabty loot. 8trt I Wol*tn't llntle! ~"(like ionCi - -~ ~hall* fniiMd It 10<-the WO!Id. 1togel ...._..,, yojJ 'Hey. ia'tin;u (Wei."~. ~ fOf (he " " - he'a tt he ....... ~.-.don:., l world. • .1 ' ·s:30 pm -:' Farg~ Costume Contest!!! $Z.50 non fee payers Tlckon. on Mle at . m.o. ,.,.,_ten ~-:~ - ,..,., *'-: = Cafe Oe~Jtefe-~mcee 4 as ~ IRC FBB P AYBRS • S l.'ISO LIVE ? ~ e MUSIC Sponoot'l!d by · Black Moun~in CDUego 11. , CllfC!nl Pumaa CoU~ CUS and IRC Proof of age reqund at door. �©prodigal sun movies ! lt I - ------ - ---J¥1 Sect~ s-tacs:" OcloclcHd Thirteen ynr old ; tlbelfous punk - 1 h l r t - . year old priaay int rovert. They meet in a hospital, run away, aet up their own private world in a deserted warehouaa eomewhere in Man h ettan. Uving aa ragamuHins amo ngst the b<ight tlgt>te of nmu S q uare . t he two girls engage In a ll the tittle n augh ty thing a runaw ay gills do before one finally goes home to daddy end tf\e other becomes • rock 'n' roll idol. Sound boring and,.., of 1M The only hitch Ia that milll Seppyl Or aometNng you l.nl* ia o CtliM<Iing pulllic rnlght on 1 liberal l<lit!on ol urnnt. •.,tent on mopping IJI) Wtll DiaMV 1 romes Squ.o' a oc:unvny Wrong. PC>p\Jiua. He (....-priMal ec:c.What begins as standerd I are, Nlc~y ol kldnar>Png hla beloved Time• Squate ends ln a bl1orre Pam- and lnltlat lt a mauiye eitycelabfatlon of 1M shedding ol wkle March. Nicky geta iha ldolel<:ent lnhlbltiona, piercing lohllli1ad Pem e job 11 a llrip thot realm of aocW commentary. Joint, but thtough her confident Shc>Ukl one gue deeply lriOUgh lnnoc:enc:e avolda hotving to bare ft nm.s SqwfiJ'S glare, It Ia e henell. shqw worth on 1M From the!a, 1M ··~~e..., ..J!lll!!thand. one cynleally tistero" ~~ oil egged on by en g!aneH at Ito artist ic merlto it It -le and egotlatlelll deejay a ahebby cliched elf on - muof\ Johnny l.aGua<dla !Rock y Horror like the humans who Inhabit the PicrUfiJ Show fter Tlm C\Jrrvl . movle'a horne turf. who reads from Pem'o senaltive Tlmu 5quMe is the story of and revealing poetry. Baiting 1M Nicky Matona [Trini adult world of o<cler and control, Alvarado)-1 pint sized venion the two und«go 1 aell-odyssay of 5u>y Ouauo-and her in which each opena up and w.thclrawn eompetriol - - . . . reverot5 what each hes held Petri (Robin Johnson!. The duo dear-tor l eer o l rejection-dUflng their brief lives. flee a hol!)ltef's neurological werd und begln their e~~eepadea For Niclty. this journey reveals backed with commercial new the hostUitv and blnerness of weve b4~g. Streatwlse Nicky shabby chllclhood t.r oatment and foods Pemo4a to a wareNIOse ~ a~t that where they aet a blood pact culminatos in 1M hruad of her lckhe7l end promioe to scream singing "Domnod Dog." OU1 tor aochothe! when lonelY For Pem, It is 1 self· Wanno Ba Nlclcy and Pem light their _.uon•a ·~- l.ooklng to find emodona• ._ In their chifdllOod by unc:onc.rnac~ peronu, the twosome a feetlng of being WWitad. Thein ia tM ml~ of loneflneu. tolnoge alienation. p...,·. Yot rmn~ramalna r - with c:avatia and . . _ gottUf'H m.t . . 11 wom 11 tile hookero that lnhabot tile movie' a location. All of this youthful aurmonizing-replete wfth church·Uke awar8ft~ns , 1 maturity s..,., ~ essoclatad with tho emergO!We of tr\le l)<l<sonallly, that aho flnlllv ahows. Each receives hef feword N;ci(y getl the ''""" and edulatlon she "' a•vea. Pam g.u the open retatlonohlo with o lovina lith.,. , .,._.t..., A ctfng lessons for Sinatra? Evorv so of\en a movie e-cm'llt& along th11 can do everv1hlng - 1 IHm that can make you ma~a you 1-h. ma!te you mod Tne Finr DtuKJ/y Sin is such 1 movre. t cried when I tllOUght of •" tile ,...,.,.... and tolem thai W8fe wasted ~ this movie, llaughod In disbef"'f at the obvious plot, the Inane doalogue "fY· and the wooden P6TformancH and now t'm mad; angry It the peop4e who produce this treah andMIIittOUI, I menlioned this' ""'vie to a lrilnd and said thai 1M boo4< on whlc:b It woo based ~ to be doing a bftolt ~ in the I>Oobtorot. It OCCUfNCI to me that pem_.ps this movie was part of a pubHcitY campetgn to pr0(n01e 1M pepettNK:It. ho !Mt cruy? lklt I don't know whott elM to bi!IWe. 1 know lhltt a movie dolo not heve to be pertic:ulwty well'madl or enllr\lirq Ot exciting "' wharevor It' a to be In order f or It to n>alie money tor Ita bee~~- fknow thet .,. reaaon f!Jf u.. poor ~olao many ol today·' a films Is that It - n ' t .-suriiV pay to produce a rHIIv fine movie. A poor movie can do wei, r~. by vWtue of distribution agreomen~ which . • ore In affec:t before the cntlca have e go. This ltOff may have been fllmerJ slmi!IY to IX'•~• mot"!ev. avt~ can' me naNe. t thought tt.llt people ~ke Frank Sonatte, f.ye Ounewav, and J - - 1 * 8 ( 1 eboUt tile qualit1 of the WOtk they dOd. Wtth tW rnoY!e indUitrY ao ov.,ruf\ ~- heat! with """"*"' oppor-IUnillS end 4all·makers II It II!IIW ol "" to e>q~~Ct • few to oorulnu" to lnolst on ~ltV Sinau-a dtdn' t '"'"seem to be trylng. YO\J know the word laconic? He dehvered hls Rnes like a bad novice trying lor a pan in summet stock. From what I remember of Slna1r1'1 Othe:f movkts he was oevM • great ector. but he brought a cenarn quaity to his roles. He was often lun to watch. But In The First De.dly Sin he Ia just awlul. He seems to be reedtng froftl 1~e script ("1 ..._ love ~you · don't ~ you - know ... th• • .. I ~can't • live - withoUt - you - derling."l af!d you can llmoll detect the dinlctcn stoge commends as Sinatra moves uwough • acene luNow come upaaga. bit. that'• rigllt. now lght t he c!garoM. thai' 1-110Qd. now cros:s to ttwt window. uh hUh., loolt out, that's perfect. Cut."l SWirl! Ia so bed In this r~m t~at youllagin to wondltjwhat it originally that m.d• 11m gr<~R. v... of _...., hll veice. but here U..t rnotVelous is flat, monotonoul, ~ and the ahacfing lle bf1ngl to hli -~~-- 8\ltl& bll,d oS Sl(latro 11. lhe reat or the cast Is hitdfy.bettlf. . Jarr- Whlr.mora II almost good. He ploy& I medic* ••..,..,.. lnd tor a few miinulos Ill d'le second ...,_ I newly be~ lhlttl\e waa I mecJCa1 oumlnot but 1'*> he~ to .,._i!1fectad by lt>e bed 1C!InQ 1 aro..ad Nm ..)CI 1>1 111111ed tO ove~. 11!' endod up~ a cf.:t>e ol thi ~dei\ed,.crUttv _ .core:,:;.... w" adjche 1n this mo.,;e. e..... tO ..., that. av.y.,.. w• ~tti'IIOIYI*t Is ~- Tha wcwd ~ aelche. lklt the!e " is.DIIh-ev IMVs "" wife WI10 1c dying. Silt the algha• .,.. IIIIUIIIIet to ~eep her eyH · sli8 QIIOI)S1 cont-- this mo-..18 • -t wonh~ ia-~· 01' blue eyes ain't back _ _ _ _by Eileen O 'ConnOf effecu- ~eo • trifle bit comicei. Onot J?imne Nldty is too spaced ouf- beaten end drugged by the - to perlorm ta dramatic and c:limMic concert. The next - ltl.lbfl to tho flslh1 ,..,_.,, end- trlumj)hantlv pe<formo " Damned Dog," before leaping into her admiring lt>r.t;)l'9' And, thot whole ldl1 of ecJUh. ~-· contrrct io tlrod, and teminescent of the molliee: we -'! welch on teievltion and qUickly rum off tor their - enduring. "· and in need of aasistanee. f ~ ,.i wno ouddeoly undergoeS e uansf<Mmation from ambitious politician to concernod poppa. Throughout this trove!. the two hack at 1M HUnee of Ameticen teenoge led on by L.a-dia "'ho aeems to be """"'50ft of mynk:al Pied Pipe<. Hiring ~etevlalon Hta our the window and lnsolrlng tMit peers t o dtass In 91Nbega begs lf they leelli!w garbage end lamp black their ey .. if treated like criminals, Ills the youthful robelton of an ••oppt"essed gentwation •· •t• rem1nlscn about a boot st-e reed .. • young girl. The nomo of lhe book was HOfleybunoh, tf you Oln believO ft. $iNir8, hOr husband tt>e detective. buys her the book and nt;od$ It 11 her bedside, hotltingly, as she diH Then there's 8 blacl< man Who plays o "blllek eop... He •nd Sinotre ore bucldiu. Oh. n•a too much rea"v1 would disok)se somt~ of the plot but I have to odmlt I had trouble following IL I didn't really get ~ and judging lrom the Informal poll I took on the way out nehlw did the fMIOPII who werchld the film w ith me. Moll IMmad bow-..1. siverat - ' " had left duOOg the ahowing and tt)pa vyho remained olllltad In their ...,ts cOflsttntly. I'm tempted to buy tile book to ...., what the mooie Wl l about but I & - thet'a 0. aatlslactlon. IDo"You detect the ~1 This iS Whot bed ~ ilo to J>80!lle· Of 00\lf'lll t hat o ONy my theory.) I oM thet • locaf reviewer didn' t like this movie ellher but he thOught that certain - " " woro wOf'd<lrlully riil'iniscont ol some ot Slnatro'smovies• don't kOPw about that. I !honk • movie ought "to I?~ ro ~and on rt's own merit. I'm ouapiciow of. filmt thot rocal1 other f~ms That's- cheap. It"• too lntldlt. And 1(1 fll>t Tal~ w the milli~ . ol pe•'Who ~~n three to tour dothlni ~ 1M ticket boelh and ' - 111 be eruentlnad Tile. tbenl-•en:t ••IY '*'*oUt fll""''ll'tJtJIIiit ................. good J;il!li Ollght to bo ~<~gry about movies like The F'nt DtrMifvSM. Do yourulf o:favor. Skip thla Of\l· m.....,e of lrustfiJlion and feeling that is inside both Nicky ono Pam. The audienco it t1ught to teet elong, to think the ahometlves to their current lileatyleo. to toke what U..y heve burled inside themselveo and 111 lt out. Emotions •• good. this movoe tells us. And in today' s zombie-ike, M<iotad television glt*ation. any movie that ,...,.,... on 1M neod for feeling emotion& end reve.olfng oniSill.can'l be all bed. .--------. ACURLYQ 15 NOT ANEW LATIN~E! what thav intended and l don' t Wanl to give tlllfrl , -.- =- -= - :~ ,, , ~ ~ PL4i 1\ '( ' .~ • ,'l. :n~.....--.-~ • -n J. j.,' ... 1 1 >of .... ~ �i ©prodiga l sun t ) showandteii c Frank Zappa -Buffa/o Memorial Allditorium I -Octobilr 26 ! '"""''the< My wn a comfortable old man.llllad 10 lit at his IMI 18 he plc>pj)ed clown in liis ..-.tufNd chair with the evening in ~ onc1 a CllniiiCib ~ pipe lull of Granger tobecco ~ed in lnevitebl\l, the curill of aromatic smoQ would con.plre with the d"'ly newt to tat him t o da~ ebo<Jt his glory He wea born In the 19th Cemuie. ;; Pretty 10011, '"' atorl,t would spiK out-It didn't - matter how many tlmH J'd a lready heard the ooea about ~ hit life In Chicago during Ptohibillon 0< the snt-oi-U.. .. pants thriliefa about his doya os an o'lrm.ir pilot. It wn Wke some 10rt of -clal thetepy session-t)is vitelitv luefiOQ my lnte<llt fue4ing his vit61itv. It wasn't jont blind reveronc. towordl the old man. II made the time pass - we could knock oflo holt cerowrv in an hour. Frank Zappa tiel mora of 1 flare for fashion than my gtandfothef. With his wiry body paclted into plnlt satin panta, H8wllien print thin, viokot jacl<et, long bleck """" and brown end tan saddle atloes, he r a s . - one of those laney panc:ir. thlt gifls in the third gracl cherish. At the Aud w•th 8000 or so admirers at his feet, he spun some lorn~ier- 11 not nostalgic-tales between pulls on his endle os cheln of cigarettes. He hlrang~Je!~ o~ mualc - a genre that has already died alllow • doidl!~ t~e obllgetory "Oancin' Fool." eplcln(l hls pat:Je< with e meet market tale about "dancing hunks pooching cute nurllt with ugly girlfriends." 01 course, he couldn't rultt toulng In references 10 S & ~. leather. whlpe, cholns, hot pakero and teMj)OC)t\1. We'd heari! it eK beiQfl,_j)ut we snickered just the same. A little reverence lor t he old man I Even the muolc itself sounded sort of ~l<e dlydreems from the giOiy doys. Flanked by~k dynamos on guitars a.nd hearty vocalo. Z-lidiliit band through such cheatnuta It "C•tY of Tiny lights." "Broken Hnna Are For Altholfs," " I'm So Cute." " Cosmic Oebria" and " Bobby Brown:· Much of the new matenol such u ' You Ala Whit You Is" - complete with the words " Jordeche" end " Nivee" pJojected on the screen et the reor of the stlge- was gospel-tinged. Wos this the "rool world" thll Zoppa claimed t>l$ audience was in ~ seerch ofl lepp1'1 aeven·pit'Ce band - ttvee: guitars. two keybo~rda, bon and df\Jms-is one of hls most undiotingulshed units In memory. lnterOJIIinQ aoloa were conspicuously ai>Mnt, excorpt during the occasional fnlerludeo when the rlngleode< himself $\rapped on his l ..-u.m. § 8 v••rs. Which Is how I ended up seeing Sttj>p111Wolf over the summer. ! wa too young to remember them In their heyday, but I still have'" Old copy olthait Magic CMpar Ride album laying around the houll, end "Born To .Bio Wikl"is by now subliminatty etched In my subconscious. Aa I remember, it was a sultry summer night sometime in early July, end Uncle Sam's '""'"d like • B~er's Paradise-Iota of chrome, ru~ bettered vans in the parking lot, where I was tilling the guy me in line the lrlerld't sister. whose tunb<nt Glbeon 10 edd a fourth guitar voice 10"the .-nding gulta army. It was pr~ e bottom· halvy, nearly humorless cfirge-no RUth Underwood pan:uulon, Gaor;a Duke~· of Jean luc Ponty violin to ~ ... upper reolet• giggle. In feet, ~ _,nhell'lljorlty of the evening wovlng e'beiOn ;u.t lite an &IIJiring Zulieo Mohtl fn front of hie own little electric light orchestra. It aure makes you Woncler whete ChOCk Berry lks into the z - tchenle of \Nng$. Why, I reme!'lber. time when - David Comstock makes a Twiokie at Yankee games. There were vory few women "" the Pflmisis, and everyone Wit In v~rying degrees of intoxication. By the time the ahow Wte<~ you couldn' t • meko yoot way to tile bothroom wltliOut getting throataned with a beeting by soma bend of P<Wnetos in leather jacbts. The crowd at S t - o l l ' s seml-triumpl\lnt retum to Uncle Sam's just last wMk weo redically different: kids in the ubiquitous laded denim jlcl<e~. teeds of nubile teenage girls, guys in tweed end e lew burly bikers back lot old times' sako. Why the turn·out wu different this time is one of those quashOrlS beat left to greater minds. but StOI>POnwolf remained the len'll- hot, tough end 'knife's edge tight. Jull like the hero of Herman Hesse's quasi-mystlclll novel of the same nome, they'vo stayed the quintusentiallonera- aurveylng the crowded Steppenwoff-Unc/a Sam's- October 21 This summer wH the pi(o. Bt~Wa tronolerring to e new collage, not being to '"! • job. ond hoving to adjust to fivtng at home egein, the whole grialy ordltt wn topped off by the a~t thlt it Wll my 1»triolit: dut'( to put mv few remaining yearo of youth In the hinds of some goober President that I don't know personally end don't considet ~tpacilly competent ond wosn't even old enough to elec1 ift the litot ploca. I korpt my 11nity lnt.ct du<ing tho.. oeamingl~ endless, dreery months by oc;cosiolly ~rUialng out to Uncle Som's or Stage One, ge'tting staggering drunk, end listening to ell my restt&uness end angtt being blown away 1emparerily by a weM of pawer ehorda end aevego drumming-which, I ouppose, Is as goode ' definition of rock end roll es any I've heord. , Qn~··:- No'lJ. 4, 1980 Kleinhans 8:00·pm LEAVE 7:~ pm • Elllc:ott(Amhent Campus 7:30 pm • Squint Hall/Main-Street Campu~ . RETURN . OM hatf houf efter the concert. I r ~ • : 4 �©prodigal sun -c:Oonh~t#tel ,,01'1'1 0~ , ,_ .slreetlife of the Ameucan urban scene from 1h1 outside loo~ng in, condemn•ng the cheapneu Jnd the mean buQshit, and ssuing It oh t o mu$lc, that s~~ecl•l bland ol aaature with glowing red eyoo, a moveebfe jaw, end tog breom. A pooo teplacomonllndHd lot tho now defunct fa.., display Howovel. the Cult dlfl IIUpplv COt>vtotlona! lighting olttctl with the hlghe at exi>Ottiae. This performance waa tight , musc.My and visuaUy. lneeuont Cult fans wete tleloghted oo near old tovor11.,. - "Cotoes On Flame Woth Rock end Roll," " ME 262," " Hot tWit to He•." and .. Extfl Toneatoal lntetligence •• 1'he crowd bee•me ecstet~ n Albert BoUChard en.tc1ed his dfMng percussion~ Q!......usiog ontv to don • re:pll'trlilft m•~~ - Godzllta lllltll"t. The enu-ance o f &aoom on the back of a motorc:vde D<o4uded the over popular " Bo<n To Be Wild.'' The soog IH>ded In 1 blrel dltPiov ol foroworu, ~eciattd mostlv hatd·edg<ld rock whh the brutlllunk~ ohuflltl The bar>d's whole attitude and stance un be boiled dow~ ro the person of vocaUst John Kav, the only rematntog origin•l member, and the mo11 vtstbte mus.dan In tt'le 9(0Up Kay ts ~•n end wo.U11""-e. w tth that bemusod QIIttu<olsnaol ot a vo.c:~rsound.. IJ.e he' s always singing W•th • gnmaea "1'he audot~nce on.ele<od al)l)rec.auvetv when he ontormed them that he'd once spent • vettr tn Suttalo eiU'M>ugh, to be QUite honest. ft seemed mo.e " ' " hve .. As tor tile band. it wouldn't oe too uaet~g.ou• to say that they are ballet than the old Steoe>enwolt They 3to mueh righter and P<W~ted. w1\h 1 muscUlar rhythm 5tte.hon that Pt'KIICIIIV dn\IOS vou to vour huu Ttwy ou..-ned t t\rough an unbeheve~v powetfu~ set, mudng thei'T older, underratod classiCS w1th l lfOf\Q new meteflal The best stuff fnc tuded a guut•stomp version of .. Hov . l.1wdo; Mema:" a wry tribute 10 the tmoo.tets who had been towing whl"l rhe" n.ame a few years bad., Of\htled .. F1vo Fl'f\ger OisC04Jnt •'' an lnstrumentpl cetled " Uncterwotld Ftgllfe," wtth • d1uo;, scr-eom+no lead guitar soJo rhnt fot.md Steppenwott dlp~ng their oara Into fualon jan; and an e •uberaru. lluny "Magie C.,pe t Rtde," comptete wuh pumping otgon The best rwo songs of the ntght, however,. wet& something old ond something new - • gduv. metallic uoban blues l)!!tllbeJ cotlod " Hot Night In A Cold Town; · !also oncfuded Ofi"J'ohn Cougor' • fotest slbom. ollhougl\ Steppenwolf's verslof'\ I& s uporloth ond, of course, " Born To Be Wild," the ulllmooe Hell'• Angel anthem, wotll l(ay w1eldlng his rnlcrophone Stand like e weopoon "' ha .•ean&d forward and ctoonoo "gttchet motor runni"' " like some seductfiJe bad·DII Casanova, and was answered by 1 stnewy sinh of rustv ou•tar ehordl and bellgorent . Gleaming orgon. AI one o l mv less saVOI'V friends obsotVed, It 's a song ~ ·• you feel like tuming •round end punching the ne~est person •n \he fece-lutklt'(. no one w11 ttemponed 10 such exuemes. but evMyone was on thett feet and jammtng dunng 1t Steppenwotf unumed f~ two encotH, hi"Mahtng tho show with a ont·lwo·th(M punch - "Ttwt PusMr /' en old Muddy Watenr lunf!, end thew I)OirtC8tlv IUSC>e<:t " Monstl!<." They then were olt H QUICk •• they'd tOfne. O.tpn·e cals for • ttwd enccHe Htte'a; one rev•ewer who hoc>es t~t the'/' • be blctt very soon wnh a new atbunt In cow, .nd •• 1 ~~ vtf'lue. l•la l<lelflheo's· they ar8 one band wllo daHfVU muth bEne.r. bv t~ vounget membetr of rrght. Now someone shouJd try to expla•n the UNge ot rnck ' n' roll descriptions to the 1>801>ltl II UUAB SVT a ught three-man rock end roft unit out of Sen Fraoci~. was tMned as UUAB's ''new w1va'' ahow of the semest&f' God Save. Whal the he11 was " new wove" about 111 If producing herd·drlvtng, popsttuctured songs in e k)ud, continuou•tv test•QD<:ed f'Tlanner, •f this is what "new wave" Is about. then you can include Ch. .p Tnc:lt. AC·OC, and Ruah lOt thot maner. The ten'f'l " new wave" has boef'1 atretchod and stripped of any previous distinctions in 1he QOf'l'e of rock music so damn tar that 1t c;.an now Include tJnV form ot rock ' n' ron jmaginabte. Donna Summer hll gone Hnew wave" it anyone cites. h jutt doesn't mean atWthfng .an::;:''~isnomer. appfiad 10 Joe~ Coaskty's SVT. QUito possibty turned aw•v more p&OPie than h euractod,, Probably all the better fo, the hundred or so maniacs screaming tor "Jwaacld" most ot tlte nlght. Anyway, the bend we• ~!>deed tight . Ar>d tat~v e¥cit~ too, but their writ.ng aente leaves scwnnthtng lO be desired. The clr\Chle$t pi the " ' t~<~ ou110 euc:Nnee. Tho encOto wo• 1 t ealuott The Cult drew clafening applause wnh tn ltnet"'Q11t' pr~se rendition of an old Doors tune ·· Roadhouse Blues " They IH>ded their perfOtmonce w•th one mid 1970's l>ot " Oo<l't F- The Aeaper." Bloom's pen,ng remark w•• of a pofiueal "'1ur1 Ht urged tkg•b+e members to vote in cha upoom;ng tltcttan- en Amet.ean Pt"iv,tegct that he •nongly edvocatas The Cull HI ltltod well over an !lout The oucftence grew Impatient tor the final oct . UnfontJn8ttly. they welted neatly en I>Qut lor the errillal ot Black Sabbath. By that rime. moat members of the near capacny ctowd had become laff\urgic ond un<\oponsfve. Thore's roo doubt thuo Sabblth wu Stoll a little uneasy about performong. The Mtfwaukoo incident . in wbicll Terry Gaezar Butler was l'1fured by "" airborne bottle, was only four days prfor . be the Eddie Cochran numbe-rs. ''Nervous Breakdown• · and "Coma On Everybody.'* V~ can also throw in a bnsk version ot Johnny Cash's " I Watk the Una.. - a sort of heavy·metaf rockabilly tribute. Most of ~ origtnals , howevor. lacked dkitinguishablo and fresh .soundtng quality to them. eventually becomJno loti '" a the volume , I uw the groop 35 nothk'lg mote. th ~ree. ve1er an rock arus-ts, for~ng a stripped·down powet trio. banging out t~e stocl< hard oock ·n· oo" l.,mlng the a irwaves nowadays. \ One flnat comment. It's•a person•l ''thanAc you'' 10 the gentleman eo the ~ Ia UUAB individual. f t>tnumol ! Of greeting me so wondet'tutly and tending to my avery oeed I don' t know what I would have done Without yO\l, Pemai>S of YOU I)Ot'Rst Ill trOlling the P1111• SO .. waunty; • yow c;oncens w il con1.nue to be as J.ucceafiJII as this one Good fMght. and h•ve a c»e-uanl tomorrow -· SVT -RIIrnor~ Room - Octo~r 2.2 Ouv. ttvetvone get thell penols el'ld P4PtW out Now, define the following . II Roco 2 1 Power Pop 3 1 Pun" 4 1 New Wave. An f01ms of rocl< 'n' tOll you ..y 1 Thot'• the - Tony G,.,..,. Blue Opt., CultJ81aclt Sabb81tt - Buffmo Memonm Audirorium - OctobtN 13 They begen with an oldie. " War Pigs." then rolled Into " Noon Knight•" from tho new •lbum, H~•wm and Ht111. They brought omlles to the faces ot old Sabbath tana w1tl'l "Sweet Leef. " "8'a.c.lr. Sabbath," and ''Iron Men .. Ahetward. Tonly lomml trailed otf lnto a ne\lm· andlng guher aolo that teduced the .nthusia.sm of the moment. o..phe lommi' s eonltderable ... _ seve•at peoplo leh during his ovor1<~1 toc:tic.. • The vocets ot Ou:v Osbourne were not missed. Ronnie Je~s [)k). IOtmertv wilh Ritchte BIK:kmore's Rainbow, convinced the oudoeoc:e he wri on appropnate ,~_,..,, , Moreover. tho I)OfCUSiion fury of Boll W•d wu replaced Dy the ~ly talented motions of Vtnnle AI>PlCI, once a member ot Rtek Oemnger·s bend. HowevOf. Appoco' 1 IOio l>fi>Ved to be lilu ot a crowd pleaser U•on Bouc:Nrd' • · Pred<ctably, Sabbath encOtad wrth " Patano;c:· tna nil s ingle the! brOUQht them 11.-tCan rocorvmJon. More ot • ..-p.iu w .. " Children ol the Grove," identified by ontv the most dedic8tod f-won. The perfoun-.ces we<e powerful - II\ all, a nigtu ot superb rock 'n rolf EWt . the. enhre evOOIJlg can be oummed up ., a tow words -too long 100 loud A hvo·hout concen on a weckrughl t.S overcbng n.. ,.rt\llpS 1tle ntX't teme t~ l)t01'1\0tttra W•N lhink tWJCe l>eiOte 5Chodu4tng two tn1J0f enists on the same bill. - J•ff Gau6oso A clarno<QUS. noisome, Oe<:ibel·dafytng din shauers the audttory nerve . This ll!ne. the ongoneero Mvo outdone them~aa.. t..st M<~tr>on.l AuditO<ium becllt'IUI tha scene ol tho ultimate q>egawon soun4 as Blue Oyster Cult end Black Sabbath touched down tor • deloctable night ol rock ·n roll. ' .., ' · ~· -k. O.,.r'ling was Shakfn' Street, a QOtnlet ot hard toc.ke" that left mucllto be ~.I!CI• 4 poor sound mix muddlea the golden throat ot fobienne Shin6. They,r~eched tho!< pinnac.le on " Soul Oealor," the oqty<tune t ltol depone trom their llrorntdic style. The Cult eppeored next, to the suoprilso of manv. and opened with "Ot. Music." From then on they poundod ou1 rift after riff. t>tovlding a satisfying balanea of now ElfiCturl; ·~::~n'::=l~ho ~ now alborn. Culrosaurus w•s well received. " UnkMWn Tongue" allowed for tome dramatic motions by vocalist Eric &oom: ' 10 1V\ne Wtnd" tronsmlned a stern to Ayatollah Khome1nl; "'811ek ~ede" featured &Ome interes1ing echo and lltobe ettect11, complete with fog. The highlight ot Cult·s set had to be "GodziUo " BeiUnd tho stoge towered a 2& h . plas1ic.fooklng m-• . ~ $$$$$$ CDupon Bulletin ,.- Boa td Outside JSS Sq uir• Hall MSC Save. Vou 5 5 I 5 S • ............................... ~ - SENATOR JA C 0 B JAVITS Monday, Nov. 3rd at 2:30pm If MOOT COURT ROOM John lord O'Brien Hall, (AC) .. Spons~l!.e..f.. ~~ ~~~·apd Spe')k.er;:s. s::;uil1. ~~ -·~······ ·······~···~····-····· f ~ ~ ~ i r_ " ~ ~ f!: I? - ~ - ! �hando dipped to the thumping beat layod clown by Jeekaon. Ponty manipuletod the cheering tlvong os he plucked the final notH ooher and softer while slowly baclling from the front of the atego. Tho nexttuno wao o vintage Ponty audience pleesar. ' 'No Stringo Atteehod," on old standby on the rood, lenur41d Ponty, hla violin and two [);gital Delay ooits. Sul*t> acouotlc:o onhanc41d the number's ~ioletfoct • • the .._titlon from the de48ya aklpp«<lrom apeol<or .. to speaker. and e~ with oynlhutz41d violin to gi\le lhe imprenlon of ~Y virtuosos In the hoi lnst~ one. Our1ng the lnt tlvao oonga of the regUior set. Uevano cootur41d the anention of !he ht"*• wiih >ncredibla guller wcwlo. ·Hio.li(llltr'Ong -.ttnelors &camperod up and clown the frot..,_d with otl>nning:.-. Ponty 1.-1 · lf'lll" SC5f1C)'Iog~ in betvj-.n·the aolos,of "Good Guya:e.d Gu'(t,.'' lho ba(ld loft the otego leaving a , pack41d house beg~!'"~' (.,. encores. • • Drummer G~llin got his thence to suetch 001 with the fi<st IOCOfO. [);splaying fOOIWOfk and hondwork that '' klok41d 'lilct a blur, he P<>Url6od but •a drum solo IM't lOll the,who4e l'louae dnlin41d frotn jutt watching. .. • " Egocentric: ~olecjules" wu a clas._ic eKampie of a ~·'r•l iffllm'· ~ ...... ' . '" ...r .. •• . lie ~ lf1<:9!0. "~w ~.oo~ " wps ,a QOj>d Old· rostl(i)rilid foot•lt&nping 'Me dOWn, I; ~8S 8 fining 1.' tcmcluslon to an exc~ evening of music, as Ponty burned any I)Oioible energy reserves with tl>tJ"kneeslepper. · • • . .·; Scheduled opener Larry .Carltoo concellod. leaving .. loqaf fa~.l!•nd F41dole and Friends to fill in. Flautist •' Bo~y Mllite)to.gave a ll,tnd·OUt perlorma.nee. but the rest of the bond '!'fiS mOj,ly adequate. An attempt t o mlmlc 'George Benson's vocaVguhar rifling si>O!'ed an otherwl&j! enjoyable oet .'The 1lnglng became irritating as • it dragged o• fer too long. .• . . - Tony Pert! .. .. A HALLOWEEN PARTY pre~ent ) .;, : I . .~ 'Prizes for ·sest Costul'i& Halloweea Night · 8 pm">12:30 am • Filmore Room · Squire Hal MSC Ticltets aucrilobfe. Qf ·The ~ir~ HGJI T,.l4ftet OIJfce S~.OO for studeflts w/Coml8u.-J.n U .OO General Admission ' · �The mysticism of hypnotism: what exactly can it Clo for you? bf DetU Jqdeo Spmn~m Slcff WriN< "SJ«p. . •SJ«p. . • You sholl not• rem~mMr onytlrlnr w~tn you-u." "You or~ now und" my commond. . . You shall do txJJCIIy M I say." Many have tbe wrona impre-ssion lbal hypnotism involves 101.1.1 control or a subjttt. Others believe that hypnotism is a faked phenomenon, thatth'e hypnotist is a charluan. Howenr, hypnotism, denuded or these misconceptions, stands u a fuUy applicable and praetlcal subject that has trttnendous potential for btnefinina people. Major operations han been performed with no other anesthetic than hypnosis. Sl<q>o learnina- a proceiS""1n" which spoken m aterial is perceived and remembered durin& nonnal 5ieep-is in its developmental staae. Skin disordcrs,especially warts, have been successfully treated; bad habitS have been cured and. person's blood now comroUed. Hypnotism hu even been used in law to have witnesses recall occurrances lucidly. The only onstrumcal the hypnotist uses is hos v01oe. A patient, :u:cordina to Buffalo Hypnouc Center Director Charles MacDonald, only needs one or 1100 visits. By then he bas learned self·hypnosis and no lon&« needs a hypnodll. ··HypnOiism has absotuteiy no lidc effect, •· MacDonald added. suuestions . Mo11 people at one time or the other have been in a statt of bypnosis without ever bovina been aware of II." A person occasionally lapSes into "hlllflOlis" wbile loa.kiD& at a movie or readina a book and becomes so absorbed !hal he Is unaware of tbc IICiion arouod him. Oaydrtamina, MacDonald added, is a perfect examp~. There are three states or hypnotism - the liaht, the medium and the dtcp. The U&ht state is similar to daydreaming, mediwn is th< sute iJI which most subjcctJ arc ueated. and th< deep state (also rd«reed to as somambulism) Is a half· awa.lte, half·asltcp $late. At tach phase th< pati<nt has a will of his own and can, at aoytimt, resum• full aw11a1ess. "There Is no way," streued MacDonald, "thai a person can be hypnotised again11 his or hcr will." Th< pracdcina hypnotist, in fact, depends heavily on the motivation of the subject for effectiveness. bul the term .._mesmerism" is stiU used today, although II carries a iliglu taint. For nearly b.alf a ctntury after tbc commission. mesm.erism or ~oimal maanetism• 1itf:nl underaround. II rc<mcr&ed later as "bypootilln"-named by J ames Braid. Braid contended that the trance deponded upon tbt subject. Hi~ •le ws were accepted by M . UebauJt and Hyppolytc Bcinbeim, whose ideas later formed the Nancy School of lbou&lU. Addin& 10 t.h t body or knowledae about hypnotism were neuroloaist Jean Martin Charcot and Emile Coue. The last balf-«ntury had btell marked with C011lSid•eral>le.: advancement in tbe development of hypnothcnpy. •••••••••••SALE••••••••••• - NOW I~ PROGRESS!!! Hbl0f1' Hypnotism wu praaiced by many primitive civilizations. Ancient Esyptian priests. Hindu fakirs, Chines< religious tcach<rs. the Pcnian mqi, Cchoc druods and Afnc&ll witch· dottors all loduded som• form or hypnotism on lhcor rituals and rites. PJaycrs, ~ ALLSCHOOLSUPPUES 20% OFF Noteboob • marlten • ,_,. • pt~pn • - AND MUCH MORE - charms, talismans, layina hands on th< sick, cbnte and music were tht usual accompaniment. Because of its use in reli&JOUS rittS, its "secrcrs" "'ere dooely auarded. Obliaina sabjocu l'Jedro (1) ma&IM'I Hypnotism is used in the Frant Anton Mesmer, a ueaunent of physical and Frenchman, publicized psycholoaical problems or hypnotism. He believed lh< habits. Long term sufferers or body was sovcrned by maanctic migraine headaches have had forces an<! formulated a theory them permanently cured and of "animal maancrism." In overweight people have 178A, the French government successfully dieted under ordered a commi ssion of hypnosis. MacDonald said ht's tnquiry to Investigate Mesmtr's had a 90 percent succcu in claims of Inducing trance-like brt<tking smoking habits and a stat<$ (called ''mc•merism") 70 perlleflt succcu ratt amona which resulted in bodily cures. weight loss patients. 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L-~~------------------~ ~~·~· - �i Spirits. ~ biqt or msu and apples. new fire from *<ed IlK, lind auended a kind of parliament Tbc: ucialt Druid feaJt WU the otller Druids. al\-er P11Ji11i a spoiUOfed by lbeir lord: At tbu ~baracterlzed by iu fire small tax, bdped lllansdves meetina it was decided whose oefemOII.J. Hallow..,n at this from lbe biil'y flames. soul would inhabit !be body of §_ lime wu termed ''Sambaln" which animal durina lbe next aod was lbe Druid new year's DeM &>r.ld$ l"'dve monlbs, and which few eYe. Because lb~e was as yet no The sacred fire was bdieYed lucky souls would find t.hcir way & cbampaane, Auld Lana~ or to PfOI<CI !be homco of lhe to Druid heaven. _ 0\.ot Lombardo, lbe Druids ....-Druids tbrouaboat !be !!Gt To appease lbe su~atural ';. a.m-used tbemsdvea /fiY year. For dead l>rulcbaswclias powers, horses and humatu ~ minauisbina an tile campftreS their liviq counterpans, oew wcrcsacrifteed. In 61 A.D. lbe k: of lbe old year and reldndlina year's eve bad a sl)«ial Romans forbade. tbis practice, lbem from the new. Reli&ious meanina. On t~ lbe belt o~beless as late as 400 leaden or R.ruck a spiriu of lbe A.D. horses were still bcina killed for lbe sods. Black cau were burned , because people bdicved lbem to have some connection wilb witchcraft. The Romans bad lbdr own ideas about October ll. To the Romans, it was lbe feast of Pomona, tbe goddess of fruits. In Roman times. a popular Halloween pasnime wu foretelling the future by means of fruits and nuts. This custom has survived to this day in the somewhat diluted form of for apples and by fruits 1 z .1 and nut5 dressed In unusual clolbina. Apples were oriainally ~nsidcrcd sacred and symbolic. From somew here in Halloween's pa5t, there suvives an e.tOtit custom by which a youna airl may use apples to determine her future husband. A airl eaaer for sucb knowledae would carve an apple ·up neatly into nine slices, and slowly consume lbctn at midniaht before a mirror. alone with a liehted candle. After sh< has eaten the <iahth slice, the image or her future husband should appear in th< mirror over her l<fi shoulder and dernand the last slice. Christianity did not dupel all of lbe paaan practices. People in lbe British Isles continued to offer sacrifice on Halloween, using th< excuse tltat they burned oxen "in !Jjloor of the sainl5 and sacredif<lics." Halloween became an orncial Ca th olic feast-under o TASTE THE BEER THATOUfSEUS ALL+HE OTHERS IN -CANADA= LABAITS. CoodnewsJ ~tis. Canada$ No. I sdling bca:Js now im~ to~ US. $o, now itS easier to try OUT UbanS-and undem.Jnd ~ S«m of its popularity We d·nnk you11 discovn- a ~ th.JIS crisp dean and mtunitruly; ~ bctt that QSfCfls good as the ~try it comes from. THINK OF CANAD\ THINK OF L.ABAlfS somewhat different reason- in the elahtb ce,nlu•y. P ope Greaory Ill moved lbe feast of All Saints to November 1. and part or hi• reaJOn for so doing was apparently to counter lbe old pagan rites. Most rites survived anyway. and durina lbe Middle Aaes Halloween showed no siaos of refinemeoh--..,_ Medieval Halloweei was colored by bdi<f in witchcraft and witches' sabbaths, which were conveotioos of witches wbo pibered to talk shop anamock holy rites, under lbe supervision of Satan, the Prince of Darkness. Spiriu were believed to be closer on Halloween than at any other time. It was probably out of fear or ahosts and ao'blin< that the jack·o·lan~,etn developed. The jack-o·ladtern was not alwa ys a grinning pumpkin. In Scotland and Ireland, jack-o-lanterns · were arlnning turnips. and his name was supposedly derived from the lantern carried by the nieht watchman. "" Halloween has always had the scent of death. Superstitious Welsh peasants were fond of peekina throualt the keyhole of a church dlltr. hoping to see the B~to.us of their friends and nel&hbors who would die wilbin , the ~ar . Mischievous spirits who enjoyed harm ina crops and cattle were discouraged by bonfires and pitchforks. Tile I fire was intended to bum tbe brooms of lbe witches Oying ovnhead. Cbkke:o com anti Neslle's bars were not ajwaya a traditional Halloween repast. Halloween treats bave undcraooe some improvement since the days of the basic fruits and nuts. Trick-r-trea~ng originated in !be BritUb Isles under the auise of "soul-caldna. ... "Soul cakes," square currant buns, were baked and eaten in memory of th< dead. People went from house to bouse begin& for soul cakes and upon receipt thereof, promised 10 say t'lltra prayers for I he souls o r the donor's dead. Early settlers in America missed o ut on most of the fun. Many settlets were Protestants who considered the levity of Halloween to be paaan and dUlasteful. It was the Irish wbo were largely responsible for popularizing Ralloween in this country. In the !&40's, due to the lrisb Potato Famine. lbe Irish arrived aDd quickly made tllemlehoes atad Ha1Joweeo at home in America. Tbe pampldn replaced tbe turnip as lbe (ace of the jack-o-lantera, and Halloween bad come to America to stay. Today Jialloweea is unique to lbe British Isles and America. In all ocher colllllries, qe-old beliefs have lona since disappeared. Even in this country, All l:laJiows'Eve ha5 been considerably watered dowo. lo Britain a few ce:oturies aao. ooe m iaht be accosted in tile Rrcet by a ruffian wbo chalked one's back and ran off screaming, "Halloween l" In 20th century. civilized United States, one is confromed by Spider man and a hobo chantina, " Trick or treat for Uni~fl" Tho Druids are turnlna oyer in tbelr araves, �snorts i ;~ ~==============~======================================= ,_._ f Soccer Bulls irrigate Lakers; Sensational Simon smashes mar by Aocty Maddla~n ~ :< ne~ late in the Ortt Halr, shot inehes wide or the ldi soal post as Zubnoruky was htld up amidst a seramble to the AJ:Jht~fll Spnn~ EdiiCH For UB's!iCICCtt BuDs. winnin&Z·I ~o....,.lhe Os""iD State Wen 11 Rmary F'acld was easy as ..Simon Says'- wilb Chris Simon's two &oab es~abllshins 1 new ldlool record for aoals xorcd hi a season (1 6). Aner bri111 fruslllt<d lime and aaain by Ill• Lit er's two-lime All-Confer~ goaltender Bob Zubronsky, Simon finally xored th< eluslvt numb<~ " · Breaklna a &«>r<I<Ss deadlock, Simon scor<d whllt slidina into the ntt, aft<r a aoalmouth feed fron JV player Walt..Cohen . "Walter llol< the ball (as It was) aolna out-. They (Oswqo) weren't ready for i1. Before they could come back, Walter put it across," eJ~plllined UB's new record·hold<r. Cohen reecoved the prme or Osweso COidt KM Pdcnon as ~I! ''Numb<~ one (CohM'• numb<~) bad a JIUt play on lhriT (UB's) ftn11oal He blu>d-uded onr full-back." The Bullo had been controllins play in tht Liters' end for mueh or the blllf, as Simon had llt'tral opPQrtunides 10 a~ in the rcoord book$. H iJ aolll didn't come untllll minutes Into the half thouall, when Cohen illnlly st<pp<d in front-of a ZubroiL\ky pus and fed the unguarded foward. I FM'IOrt UB domlnlled play, dQpire tbc close J<Or<, as th< defensive play of H<r1> Sdlaub, Dave Garwood and Jim LlnM: was effCCllve in kecpina OsJrom pcn<tratlnJ past the Bullo' II yard tine. ...,_. Not only was tbe stellar pafonn.aracc of Zubronsky (who stoppal 26 sbou in th< contest) a lianlrteaol fo<tor in keepina UB from runnina up the ""'"· but the Bull> "missed a lot or opponunitl.. ancl wast<d a lot of •hoti," accordina to ;wistant coach Norm Baker. Halfbacks Jim !kvor< and Luke DimasaJo can au..( to the cloJe <'ails. Each had a t least one aolden opponunlty. O.vort.ltft alont in front of the Osweso '"naY ~ l? riaht. DIMauio had two prime chances in lhe second hair. On the 0fll, be IWded the ball juSI wide tO the ~ lert or the 1><1. Moments lata, the~ t>llive cldi&h<<d 'P«UIO<$ •-ilh bis r<Dditlon or Pef'c'' "b~ tick," jumpns orr lhc vouod aod redlr«11ns an airborne pau towanls the 10'11. Unfonunaldy. o.~.,.;o·s nmy iJiol narrO'Niy miss<d iu mart. While the Bulls were mlssina ctumces, the Llkrrs 5 carne bact-on ont or lhc:ir few opponunicin-to t"Yen tht 5COre. At •z:lS of the rtm half, Dave Vilch !COred from directly In front o f soalie Ray Eden. p.,... UB head coac:h Sal Esposito «plain<d that the Lalccrs' aoal ,.., due to 1 missed anlgnmnu by a Bull midfidder-"One of our halfbaeks dldn'r come b<ock." EiJ>o>lto went on «PPolnin& that Vitcb was co'ered by only one fullb<ock, whcun be beat 10 the pass. leavina lllra ooc•to-one in front of lhc belplcu Bulls oamlndcr. Etten Slast<d in place or injw<d Senior Mark Cei<Ste, who will also mlu this a(1crnoon ·, Iall rqular season match ap.iott &ockpon. The >c~,-ond half saw Simon set" brand new school record. Chris KD<ed rony minutes into tbe nna.l half with O.vore aalnina the IWsl . Simon admitted that he had fdt a UtOe pr..sur< to break the old mark. " I was jusa pu<hinc a little bit lwd<r than usual. I Uke 10 shoo< out of ...-:toon. 1 was tbiDkinc llboutllftl tloou-100 tiiDdl ad lllol • ~~~~~ 10 olooo(." he aoid. • 11 "I'm ~~*!It's ova," si&bed Espos;to citinc lilac be bdiev<d !hat his lop.o<oriJ11 , f<>rwW could now concmtrare more on fuodamcnlal soccer, iDSiead or btina dlmacted by lht record. BywinninaonTucsday,theBullsraiscdtheirseason Soc:ctt 84.dls' Ctl$ &Mton record t o~. They arc now ' ).l in SUNY Alhle~lc S.t •ChOOII«<Offklt 004111 •co~ m • Conference play. The Bull'• cban<:e< of plnin& a playoff bid will [lt('Jeut this aflomoon If they defeat ' SUNYAC rivol Blockpon Suite (3 p.m. Rotary Add). -take...,.... k •••JOn Lackluster 'Slurs' survives clos.e CQII; record unblemished Once upon a time. (last Sonday) on tht bactlet.eld near tbe Cio\'unon " Palace," a contesl was • abbut 10 bfaln-·not a joust but an intramUral rootball J:unC". The black kni&htl, Tolchok. battled t.he "'' hirr knl&)\u, Oan.arr:nc to 1 ICQren...s tic with each playi111 •upcrbly. • Tbt Wfalher, bownoer. · wa" 1ht tru~ictor Oeltined to JUrt 11 hiiJ> noon. the players had 10 battlt a sun hidden by dork clouds. Th< intcrmiumt susts wind caused to d rtu or wac_mly-rrom The Ethnic Slun of the Men 's Mo nday Tbree-Thlrly ' PM Intramural Football Lcaaue (oth crwl ue koown IS th< MM1TPM1FL) raised their 1eason rtCOrd 10 ~ Mooday (needl..s to say) by Whippina lhc Homics 1<4-7. Tht Slurs, admittedlY not in top form in lw>dlltia lht Hornics. bdl<ve thai """"' lidd conditions aod 1 •win Homit .JC<OOdary had sorncthiaa to do with •heir lackhrnor pafonnat~~:t The 'Slurs' defenu (koown humbly as !be "Ni<n~&e lkfcnse") has, dut tO lhe,.ferociotu lint play of .. 8-l:>o$ .. Barlow and ••Too Tall" Galant<, pressured oppo!loa pauers iruo • surrenderlne the swifl aod dusi¥e Mite "Caleb" (whose: oumbel is - 22), Oara>tt " Hands," a nd Johnny " Bee" (wbo 's really j!OOd). Monday's victory assur<d the Slu" • playoff bcrt.h but, as one: sourtt close -,o Lhe team noted, "we•re cakirl& one J.1:rDe at a time.'· II lntecepdoos over tbc courre of tlte season. Off0D$1vdy, the- Shtrs ore kd by quartcrbKlt Jeff ("Throw") ,.bo, · SUccessful careers Don't Just tqJpen ~tottalll..........,has M>tr dropped :0 map from CCN<J. Jel1'• ...._, of feceiwn include .u Allhe lost1tu1e for Paralegal Trai<)ing- have prepared over 4,000 college graduol es for careers In law. buslness ar>d ftnanee. Alter justlhree monlhs of intensive lnllnlng, we win place you ina $lomui8Ungar>d~position thlll offers ~and eJII)3nding careerQI)IIOf1Unl11es As a legal AsslsJanl you W1ll do WOtllltacilionaly peOOnned by attorneys and Olher prtilessoona!S"' law firms. eotpOr81JOnS. ber*s,goyerTV11efll l!lgenQeS and insuranoe ~ l'ur1hemlor8, you will e1m ~e cre<M IOWards a Ma~ller o1 Ms li'll.agal Sludies 1trough Mtiocll School Law lor all ·course WOlle COfnl)letoclat The lr1sfiMe. Vje are regarded as 1he nallen's ~~ and mosl prestig· louS program for trainirlg legal Sl)eCialists lor law firms. bus1ness and ftnance.,&.l. as Important as our acader. ..c QUality Is our placement result. The Institute'' placement seMc&will find you •lob in I he cityol~c:lloioe .• not, you will be eligible for a 11Jb81an1ial !VIIlon t:efund. wyou are a sef1rOr "'high academic SUindlng and loolung lor lhe most pnocticalwfl'/ to begin your caree-. contJ!ct ~ ~ Oflicelor an lnle<W!wwilh our represent~~'". the spectators 10 the rer..- -r< bolh equipp<d with down jackets and &ID\I'CI . Oan~TU~e Hovrtvcr, Ill errant plaY<f pranced about In sbons. 'Tht ftrst half tumed out to be like I t.d fairy lale-~iq ha.ppened. The -only hiil>liahU of the half were lhc tncliaa or pwrts. The combatants <cCumed ·after the half·dme rnpil< bopln& IO defeat their <:ommon opponc:nt-th< evil Nonh Wiod. Tolehok cam• clooc to drawinJ blood as I Jona reception brouaht them very clooc to tbe territory or reward (lhc eod <DOC). But, in lhc end, Lbey fan<d. The jud,u of Uus competition wa-e llmoll ucommunicat<d when tbey disallowed 1 Tolcho k IOuchdown. Furth<r complications tr<* whUI a Afdy by Tolchok was ~ullllled. or I JEtSAR WedvilltyourCMrPUSon: T....,, ,._ . . , 11 Laundry & Dry Cleaning Coin uUII!fry - ...,... ToPt*irtl Wlllhen 4276 No. Boltev Ave. - 834-8963 Po;:=TM~ .. ........ ..... ATTENDANT ON DUTY OPEN MQn6y tlvu ~.·- - 10 pm - ~ 235SoUIItt711!- --~t81 03 -..--. •.. ......~ DryeM.Iillg by 1M Pound t·, ·~J :; fl15j ~~The American Bar Assocle.lion ~ Ful CniCIII TOWIWll M.A. Wll.agaiSitJIB lhOIIItt ~ Schoololl.M. ...--=·=R- -~..-~~--·-..-. .·.Pft. .... ~ ..... -- ~... ~----------------------------~ �r( e I! • ' !.,o O ;:; " • ! wiiard of odds ~~ Timechange ~--------~--~~~~~------- Today's q.-iott: Wha& do IM Buffalo Bilk Md Bob D;lao aw iD eolnmolll l'hey've bolh written ycna or "Biowia' iA IM Wiod." Stlndq'• quesdol): WBJ l'k·I<Uia ravorius this - k ba<tnre Ia Ill< Wiurd's ~1 It's not 1tw •t'r< tryina ~ --Jvsa ·look at IM slate and try lo rtod ..,.... swtllat poulbilirlts. ~~Balllmort owr " -C'rtl. Maybt.) Moaday • queaioft: Did 111< Wiwd boost hil .S67 prrasuqc1 B,q]-., U, Atlanta 14; You kno• the old c::llck-th< brtttr ...... wins. T-ptl &,y 11, Nn- YMk Cilmts /J; Maybe,.,.~ lime Ilk Clams arc .,... cloK. You know tht old c~M cnppl<'< ttam loocs. Po1tJb"'""' 1J, Ctftn Boy 9; M]&h1 .,. ju11 wllat the doctO< O<dend ro.- the injurtd Sltd<n. No 11101< Bart SwT jokcs.- ror this )'Oar at least. K1111S4$ City 10, Boltimon 11: Can't think or any g<>Od jokes. • Stin Diqo 2~. Cilltinnatl 7; Miahl surprist a few people but nor tht Wiz who rorsccs a blowout. Dttrdlt J~. San Fratl<'is«J 1/; Watch the name Joe Montana. .W'cn sfJnll<all<r has rcplactd chc irrepta<e&bk Slev< OcBcr& and bas bcm super. How mill\)' Olhct quarterbacks havt sutcs namtd al\er thtm1 O.U.S JO, St. Locds 1J; On any Jiven Sun.Uy, aoybodycan ~anybody . Butlhtdicheshould ~ llll ClC.I:qjtioiMl!is .... t . Cowboys art a good b<t. WasJtbltt<Nt 19, fo,finnt$0ra IJ; Don't roratt 10 ..,.. Tuaday. PltiltJddpltlo U, Stwck 10; 11 really dtpeods on Jawordi'sballh or~ Seasquawks could prevail. ~" ~ U, Ntw York Jtts 10; Jets would 6k< 10 rem bid Pats about Wt yar's aarnes.' Pats ran it up ~ io rust meetina bvt ..,., 10 lh< Jas lht S<COIId time ud Wtre dimlnattd from the 14l'olls. N<w Eo&Jand is back IO ~ibn& I -ual bcodcaK. /loMs/Ofl10, Dtrtwr U; lnlcrcSiinJ to-iftll< limP orlh< Winlp starts at quancrbact for Ocnve<, Probably lhc,Jiinp. o.z.tltmd JJ, Mittmi ll.'Go Jim Plunkeu. ~ oa.. Pastorioi wm .,. tradtd to Detroit . L« A nldf$ JO, Nrw orl..vu 21; C1os<r than on< m]&hl tlliilk. That's bccaUR a lllne-ycar-<>ld midaa \cam subs ro.- Rams. CltWfond JO, Chktlto 2~; What j{'""on& with Ptte Rozelle. Noitber 1um bclonp on Monday niahttwke. And thm there is Buffalo. StartJna I U•~ for lite Blllls·Edlnboro game wHI be 101 rr.•. l•sltlld of Ibe rqular L:JO Rarl. Everyo•e Is wfleo.e to atteDd , say Bull ofOdals,aDd attendiUICC is amolly apprulattd- Rochester journe)Ydeadly; RIP for Royals' season The U B women's tennis matches in consa:uti~ seu season c am e to a very losina &-2 to ber Alfred dl$&ppointina end last wttkcnd opponent and &-1, &-1 10 the u the Royals lcm claht ou1 or H artwick player. Dee Dee Fisher also dropped len mll!cbes in 111<: New York State Championships held in two consecutive matches in Rochester. second sin&les losina to lona Royal's first sinales player 7-S, &-I and Sienna &-2, ~· Buffalo's only victories' c~e Heidi J uhl lost both her a1ote1e in the doubles division. The sensational first doubles duo or Lulie and Lynda Stidttam OJ>(:ncd their match with a &-1, 6-0 SWt<p IO Alfred. Much 10 the siSter's disappointment they - dropped thtlr next two contesl!' &-1 1 6-1 to St. John's and 6-4, 6-3 10 Ithaca. Sharoq Wolsky and L ynne Kirchmai•r, UB's second doubles cw u faced some s1.ifr competition in their firs• match losing 10 Ithaca. Th• duet , rebounded 10 trounce C. W . Post's firSt doubles ltam 6-3, 6- 1, but lost a swttp to Albany 6-2, 6-0. 7·'· When.roo n~d so•e notes atl:fCta.lil.,you find out wtio your friends are. ~w.u.--.IWI LyS....ar-,. ...... ,.. .. .. ,~ ~ .... 12Mt--110 DIIll-.1114 ( . 1-.MMitJ*O' r.aa..~ ,....,...,, IMJ!pnMI. I"*"'Atr-....Cit ,.s.. .............. ,., ,.~ NOYE811 II UNCU~w.w. MAX WEBSTER r...... ,. ...... ......, UJT.ft. • S5.J1ol l6o -.. T-.wllilld Pauf Pope s-lay Two Hills Band ...., Nilltl Cock Robfn T....,IIIM CROSSROADS �Roya(s·ready for season's start by llday Ddlebovi Sp«1rwm Sl•fl Writ« Imide Cart Hall you may DOtic:< lht c~ of ltUO<II r~ lhe II> under or bastaballs aod the q!11 · or the fuilliar Ro)'&IJ tum membcn. And if you bappa> lo stop lind 1$k "Wlw familiar Royaa?"lhen . pttbops you IRl)l wish 10 further your 1111ldic knowlodK • UB lhroul)l this dacriplioot of. yes, the UB Women'$ Royals llaSkctjlall squad. Seamd·yearcoach UnilaO'Doandlspotc hi&hJyof her Jl member 1c:am, termina the P,l$ "wdl·balan«d lind lllrC<ll·" AltbOvah IeVen! VCICflll pbycn wert loSI to anoduatioa IDd ac:odemic connitu, the team stands a "SirOJIS~" for theScatrO.ampioruhips, """"'ctill& 10 lbe c:oacb. Raumin& for her third seacn as startin& C:CII<r and co-<:apWuwill.beJaoetlillcy,ahcalth.a.ncumajor. ' UUey has led UB iD scorinc-and rdloandina lind will lave llllffllo wilh a rapectoble 11hl<tic repucollon. "Janet has come back iD great shape. Her -llh.is season is 10 take the ltam 10 lhe Sca~cs," .l.llid O'Doaodl. lbc 6'0'' emtcr holds lowerin& rd>Oundina records It UB. and overall in New YD<k Stile she is ranted 1\ll)lly io both . ICOrina aod f<J>UIIblt rrboUoder. Two ukk uuuria bove slowed Collo<adowull&)ltly, bUI O'Do<Uid! QP«UIIOIMjor c!lflleuhiof. "Oina is woridfta 1101 lind rally loots..-. 1'1111, IlK is 1 ldt baodc:r whkh will bdp us 1 lot "'IIGdcr lhe boards," 1he coacb commmr<d. Hlctey, -her laAky Ro)'al fOWlll:d, il abo COCI\iQa back r.- the injured llsl thiuca-. KDcc IUri<'Y has pu1 an extra burcleo oe 1be tlUtd·year Ro)'al, but qola. O'Doondl _,.hopeful. UB's main IWd lhu• far in l)oc~ is tbc team mcmbn1' bdl)lu. Wilh lilt f6ward• avaqiua S'8", covcrac< Ullllcr 1he boards Jhould be lhcir stf'OIII<SI cbarKtcrlstk, bocll offauivdy lind in the bectc:oun. " We really do have 1 bi&leam," declared O'Dooodl, "but <oe fiCCd to "'ott on &<Uin& off lhe 1\>o<." D<f.......y, tbe . Royal$ w\11 be II IROfe o( a disad•lllll&< ~ scasoo. "We doo'l bave a s<JOd 11rona pcrirn<ler .,_;,. 1eam, 10 our poinu Wl11 probably come from our iosidt pmc." reboundin&. by Tony PeiO Division U ineeu Division Ill this Saturcl&y u the Flalnina Scou of Edinboro Slate College invade Rowy Fidd 10 do battle with the UB Bulls. Edinboro boasu a 4-2·1 won·lost-lie record compared to Buffalo's S-3 record. II will be interestina to sec how the Bulls robound from tbrir <rushina defeat to Dayton lUI weekend and whether the Scots c:a.o aencrate an offntst with a new quanerbaclt. Sophomore quarterback Larry Wheeler will direa the " Edinboro I" a derivation of the standard "I" formation. Whtder has only appeared in three pmcs for the Scou, completlna live paSse$ in 13 auempcs. H alfback Joe Ear\)' is the 1cadios vound gainer for Edinboro with SSS yards and ROll Rouon II ntJU with 254. Bob Jacobs, lbe rqular startina quancrbaclt is lost for the soson with a cnockcd vertebne. Tbe Scots boast the leading Oitwon II punt returner in the country in Tim Beacham, who avcragts l7.2 yards a return . Tighlenina special teams is a major priority for the Bulls as breakdowns in this area have been the norm In recen1 weeks. Sloppina Beacham has to J;>e a major concern. "Our covc:raae on the punts hasn't been the problem," said Buffalo offc:ruive line coordina1or Charlie Donner. "ll's the fumbling of 1hc snaps and bad snaps that arc I he problem. Wt've been going over the assianmenlltO Bet them down." Passen The Edinboro defense is the strong point of their 1eam. Tbe Scots have held opposing ball carriers and pljSstrs 10 under 100 yards each per game. Llnebacker &b Cltcrchi anchors tbis unit with 102 total tackles, 4 fumble recoveries, and three sacks. Although he docs not have any arcat size-live feet ten inches and 180 pounds-he Is extremely quick. Ron Link, an enormous defensive tackle at six feet three inches and 235 pounds is the leading pass rusher with siK sacks and 81totaltackles. 11lc Flalttina DaDe$ use a muitipl• "finy" def<nJt and throw in stunls to 0011fuse opposing quanerb&cts. 1 ''Defense is the hcan o r our aame," explained Edinboro Assistant Sports lnformatlon Director Pauy Loomis. Tbe Bulls are bgpina for a resurgence from their offensive unit which was blanked by Dayton. 11lc poajblc raum of startlna quanerback Jim Rodrigua-who hurt bis tbrowins hand in~e Canisius game-should be IJitll boost 10 morale. Jeff Martin will stan at fuUbacl: aner his suona 57-yard perform&~~« in the JV game qalnst Ithaca. ''Jimmy will Pr9Pably be In there Saturday," DonnCT said. "We have to get our offense in aear early. We'll do wdl if we put some points up early." ~ The weather could dictate the dTectlveness of the Bulls' 1111aek. It if is doudy, willdy, and eold as h /las been the past few Satlltdays, UB may have to rdy more exclusivdy on its r'.mnina aame. Dooner expressed the Bulls' desire 10 maln1aln a bala.nc:cd au:ack mixin& both the pass and, rush to ob1ain a ba.ll control offense. He said th&l he is nocina the pcculiaritic;s or Buffalo weather. Donner pointed outtbe UB team will be prepared Cor all lypes of atmospherk disturba~. Predicting 1ht outCOme may be difncuh since lhe teams havt played no common OpPOrlCDLS thls year. • . . Five new members will entct the Alumni Hall or fame on a prC$etllltion .. l half time....Do!lllld Bcltetman, John Chalmers, Carl MatktYl William Sanford Ill, and Charl6 Upper will be I he n•w irii!ucted. The aame will bqin 11 I P•m.• 30 minutes sooner lhan usual: ANY COLLEGE - ANY HIGH SCHOOL - ANY RING 10~-14K GOLD 18K-24K s25°0 to ~285~: -4CASH._ •n• taasr ..,.ur... ~- .... sam lll i f ll ~ i "' ~ _g i 2 l5 �I .t\R[ VOU AN ENTREPENEUR? Find out by attendi ng the FILM ~ SLIDE PR_ESENTATION 5 HOW TO RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS! by COLLEGE PROTMPAINTERS Jranne Qulnllvan, a star 001 the foeld hcickey learn and on last year's basketball learn. Graduation bid farewell 10 two key Royals: Oabi Oray and Oolil HuiL In • addilion, oophomO<c Jane Troberl did no1 rerum to Keatin&.. an -agile fiift on the cour1 to make up rht Oark Oym fO< lry outs. ddicil in poinls. Rotarins Kwins and Hickey as pan or r.h t native (Ambc:rst Hi&h School) coac:b's pme N.,.Twlot TM plu>Q for UB's rtrord this season include aew Pim- "Lisa is fast and Mary's height helps us uhder Klledulln& methods. PrevioUsly, UB (a Ohisloo Ul tbc: boards, so l rhinl: lht rwo will mix well." - O'Ooftodl is t:XP«~ins MW lloriU>DS ror Andrta learn) has had 10 play qaiult Di.Uion~l 1eams. This Rosmhan, anoth<r tbitd·YQ< plaY<< who in the past put il In dirr..-utt silualloos ant! tbe reco.d showed it. hdd • roward pasiriou. but ..ill swilch Ihis season 10 . Thil Y<O<, boy,-.ver, IO qualiry for the Slate fill in tbc: ppina hole in UB's backeoun. "We M<d Champioruhips, UB is jorl&ed only by iiS pmes witb srrmatb ih the baek and potuna Andrta on the ouuide Divlston lll oppontoiS and nol ~Division 11 teams. baekcourt should c--ea thi,P ou1 for w." "LM )Ut we ....,. 7.1 in our divisioo~ ~ losl RobiA Dulmoae is anothtr of the fh-e players 100 many C&mH to Division 11 teams S!l6> as'CUisius ~umiQJ for her thitd YQr. 1>utmqe is an uperimad .*1d Niapra. This YQr, "'hal wlU eount will bc: tbc: 5'2" guard ..11o handles rbc: ball professionally and OMsioa Ill sarnes:· cxplalned O'OoMdl. " I really ah·es c:oorl<kna to rbc: burdened UB b.:krou:t. Tbe bc:licve "'t'll have aaood chance at the Suues wilh new junior pbyskal education ~r is •wkins orr. - · thlsmdhod." knee this month. O'bonneU, bo"ever, admiued that there isdeftnitely an advat~llll<" in playins the hi&ber quality learnt. llritocla!M"Pioyina the upper division leams helped bc:ca""' we Tllese sill players eonslinne the eore or UB's !alent . wtrc up aplnu a:uch stron' competilion and ~ O' Doonellc:xJ>octs that, lhrouJh these wdHrained learned a lot . And in many of those aames. we were in Royat., thuix MW Royals sl!otlld learn quickly. Mom h rich• to the end," •he claimed. ~.:to, well-known on Acheson Field in a Royals' UB picked up an a.ssis1an1 eoa<h from Wes1 SeMca oofit>all uni!brm, will bc: playlns the t>ack coun for for lhe 1910-81 snson . Mary ("Oyde"l O'Malley, a Buffalo. ~ko is S'8" and O'Donnell iJ usina her 111aduare from UB and an ••·Royal ball pla,er, will bc: heiallt as. measu<e or srrtnllh for the def.,Wve same. hdpina O'Donnell lhis seaoon. The two teamed up a Lynn Robinson, a.sophmore transfer student "!ill ~ few years back •• W<tt SeMca Hish School as varsity utilized as a ba<k·up<('<ftler for Lilley. "tynn •hould and junior !!tJitY coaches. so their mctboch will nol bt help us inside. Sbc: has sood moves and ~tts otr l.he compltcel('"ftew to one anothcr ... noor well, .. Ihe Buffalo ooach uplained opeitniS.ic:ally. "Clyde ha.s lOll of eonfjdtn<e and knows tbe sam~ DiMa Townsend, Adrienne Klna. Cindy Dorsey and rul well . ,O.nd I bellev. 1wo heads •re always berer Barb Cohen are.o~her talenll newly acquired for UB. Ihan uno," Silled O'Donnell. O'OonncU's anticipations for &rcatcr aucndancc by The Royals open their season unofficially with a second '!I'd third•Y<Ar ptaytn may have pUI a damper .crimmaa• oaaintf 0•·~· Community Colleac on th< 1980 season., but .she bc:llev.. thai 1he new and Novombc:r 14 at Oark Hall. Their orftcial season 1be old will mill weU. be4in• Oocembc:r 3 at Fredonia. ThelO aarne schedule "I expcaed II rdumiQJ play.,. and I only inc1uda Opposhlon rrom St. Bonav~ntur~ Ulli~sity, 11 six, $he said. Tatetu wu In, DOt only In Klein, but in Nloaara Unl•er>itY and Ithaca CoUqe. Royals. h••• You can Sli11 Make A Difference While Cl!feer!l In public service may not be as fasllionable as lhey were a docade a.oo. 84JCh career$ can be very rewarding ~nd personally sotisfylng. •· fJier ju!l111\roo monthS of Intensive training a1 The Institute loi'PatflegatTraining,youwfAbePfeparedloworkingovem· menl agoncies, pUbllcaerviceorgantzaUonsand ~II' firms as a legal Asslalant in 1fle fields of Administrative and PVbllc LaworCrimk'lallaw.YouwHidoWOiktradltionallyl)efformed • by lltt<liMYs. You wiA WOik in tho dynamic field of govern· mentleglslationtyldregulatlonandbeinvolvedinsuchareas as: Bwipvnenlal Lew, Food'Q\Jo and Aeann Law, Qiminal .lJstJoe. Equal Opponunrly. Welfare. Enetvv. and ProdJcl Safelylaw. · Rif1helmore. you WICl earn gawate cred~ towards a Masler ol Arts In Legal Studoes through Antioc:h School of Law lot all course WOik completed at The tnstltute. We are lhe nation's ftst and moslrespeaed school for parelegallratllng, and slnce 1970. have trar.ed more !han 4,000 college Qtaduates !rom across the country. Wyou are a senior of hlgl> academic standing and looking • lor a meaningful c:ar-.contactyour l'lacemeniOffice loran inleMewWIIh our represenJaiHB. Wewlllvialt youreampus on: Tutsdl\', Nowmber 18 . The~~ ............ lnstltvt• for Tralnfnv .:, 235-1711!Sir8M ~aletro ..•• • ·~· l()ooo...... ,.,......... ~, Approved by The Alnorlean Bar Assoclati<¥1 • Progrprns Eam FvU Credit Toward M.A. in Legal Studies through Antioch Scl)oof of Law. �classified ~~~:it~.Hwe• ~~y. LOYe AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE 'Of l ow lt.tt•• AM AO'f'J ,....,..... Fomta WKfil C..t r-~~m~1 _CALL 837-2278 ,_H•rl-llood )lOUr ~tl""- u euoc• UllAUE WOtAd lntttf..,. wfth m y .rrn my btd..lt.SVPJs. MALe.. 1.J ml M.sc; tufty tW"nfthta. \tU I" CI ftu t t420. aveltbete :::!,SU::~n~~\1:~:~· 54,;nclty, = nA:ES·t'WO 1lmol1 MW L71·1S ntrMCI 121.00 IMIY• _., a.-7540. t , '' ~ WCW'Idtr wrne 5c)ectNm B)( no. 2. {lip Str" l, rlth1 K I"DU from VI, t_. . 834-7727 ....,., ....... -.. CARAGE frDr rtftl , lrn~fl U~" t'Ot"f9e ........... treen. Low lrom)IM"ilcret c..-.. aut"- ""~:~~-=-::... Televised ... ... ...., cS.,...ortelo llll- _ 36 Hopkins Road. Williamsvi lle. NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 63 1-888 4 COUCH wun • pill~. ccMor bUrovndy, ooocs condillon. l ato. c. n a. ntothtf' , PUMP ROOM . DUt ~"• :~:!j!'.!!-2:.Qfi-Sl4f full w•rr~tv: TONIGHT! P~OC..t 4if:c~O£R$. TUIII:IOirr. w~. ft'ROHS IllER fUGifT Strohs T.Shins. Hats. Signs 8. Posters to be given a wayll lptolel • - """ •rMI Prizes lor best costumes FREE ADMISSION~ Audt:O tor lnd mornlnl$. Come vP to tnt S0«1r~"' OH"IC•• lU SQi,llre Hill. ~ lor PNI ,,..,.,.,.r CONSIDE RABLE a EWAAD....,- IJIU"4 'OiJ Mo/t4.1tJ nfQin • • U,G .L-.. or on iMI' pun;e, 4M'C ~tk MndtH a,... ........ Halloween Puty e. SPOA:U FAN$. ltJktft)&Jfl W~ H«\ Q ! ._.ftFootWII' t004 Mretftt AI n.e 0111 fl~« c.cron from Godc»ye.•.,. H..l, • • \Jittw P..,a) ~" I OAV &. SAtURDAY HtGtiT It H..~ at P .J IOTTOM$. J"O~Jn StrHf. rtgftl Mf"''tr4from Ul lONN IE Yov SotlttMrn "u"lk of For ~ WtiCOf'Mto11'1e M "tf'rti8NCtl01 LOSt, Etncon buS atop. bt.c:tt vmbfe11a, f'l• tt Of It trw? _.tclf It rtotdY. liN I mt6n r"NdV HO w X In ''C•t ot fhot .,y tnrorm..' toP can D l ·JIOl't wood"",.._ wntlmental val"" ._..,..,o eaiiH.,-y~. ; ~. FOUND; Oottl w.etet Wllh OWMr conf.act SJHtnatbH't ~·.,.. Htll. Proof o# ID rtau'reG" NOTICES EOJEW'S PLUM&ING ~ tnfilr 1fa>ll Wot1d TOUf~ PNI'to L0nctont Motcow. Port Ch'•rtu. e . . c ~rt CorN~ l..C:tciWen.N, C.,...lOWAOt ~me tour (I:II"'MI"Sof tM• erth, P1MM , lUp,on Edlew's 11 'tOAJ,. . , , It ovr ~H •ndb!Jttet." me Norlfl wrw ,.._.,ct t.O ,""'"' aoo..tt ,OU.. Ia 101'' Love tN Ro.atr l_,.. MA, RY • I\fiU..,.to_.~.t• wllt'l'fOU. I Cllrllre ytN • Cltlnll~ L.ovw. COtnptroU~tt. J E FF • s.t VtN T~y Tl'ltnb. lor tet urnlnQ mY t re•Wr .op-ec'• '- lt. • mptoyee PtU. •••1 lu•l. A ~ot •ver-y• se,U t Chicken Finsers THE Gt RI.. WITH THE' .$Po\RE ·TIRE: m..n.a ~Ot' tM vee-rot h .tn anclto\'lft9 ~ t'M. HiWY A.MI'<IH'.UI'V, Cul;.t Thl.t 9\11 Wi111 f'WO SNt'e th·ft. FOrt UUAB's oest eve r Pubticil' cn.ttrmfl'- .-c•~ a Ht9PY S·daVI Lo's ~lng ~St:1h. GIR LS TM fatnit1 WIOUfdn'l bt fhe S6Wie wtttQil ;tN. w.- ~ ~'II s.>t•Y. WhO tt\1 ts vo4-v to sine MMJtow? D.av~. ........ ..... 'Y<"~ 10 THE GOOD t..OOI(JNG G UV wa ot rN rOOI'Yt rtth'Wu~l thiM I ~ ...,..I~J Ar• YOW • .adM'frtr lfl ~ t»s.-v Gf e CT\41'1 on YOU. Ft'lll'ft • .wcret ue-WATCH Out nn; UVestoc)L -y.nq its 0ooaYH' 1.\ ~nQ g~g ~ Fr iOa, H IOhf 11ft T"Hen_ h &oNN I£ _ let'O ~. OIYS ' HI fO'i"'r<t NtrL ttGpr- you ODn'1 O>fl hclrf'~\.. (.#UW l'tl ~ .., \fQu 90 f ~ o;ov. Jim 8 ElAT EO HAPPY tUR THOAY • to Ectdit • QICI • Yt:ty ~tH OM 10 Jita.:kt. ft oomle. HA,PPY BI R THDAY n.et 8.abn trom aoyg &••~. Ja., John. 6oyt(oU,, Torh J...,n; .-f Feny HA,LLOWEE'N 15 AT P .J.DOT1'0M S f'O't~' and lromOt'fM n!Of'lft C.O.Nm• cont Ht. denct ( Of'ltr.sf £ WJlC.hH Mftl! k11'1cte or beacwe-~ l • vrvthtno, forevff .,.,...., St~ I II ' I I I l'ftl I MR. I TACO I 1 I I I 3248 Main at Heath 1I (Opposite UB) 1 I 1 1 Bay oaa sa,.r I I I MR. TACO ·I 1 J Gat a Pll&l e.ilell I II I 1I I ·---------.1 I 1 (Wltll ftla M) 111, 1,.. .... 4 , ·eo 838·6778 o HOURS: - . , toov Sn 10om !lpm. Sun. 12 • 5pm NEW llELEASE SPECIALS .._ r-.e 1'fMrotood a n. o.er.,... Stm. WoMer · Hettw Tllaa J.1r Hwl Eat. u.s. 1 1loe Ioeiia · Nd SpJfO C,n · Carunl 11- llartia · Street Fner .c.- · Feel lie l'tiaee . Ditty IIi..! LiMa l...ta4t . Crutat Hib 0ou.a s.- . wuo~erer llu Wet.t. · Uai._l Jnuilet n. PatlldMy • 80r'81 TaiDq ._.. · 1-..ia ia U,ilt 5.(9 6.39 7.98 5.49 7.98 5.49 &.98 6.39 7.98 5.49 &.98 6.39 7.98 5.49 8.98 6.39 8.98 6.39 7.98 5.49 14.98 10.49 7.98 5.49 7.98 8.98 W/HrED · USED LP'c Wt will tab acceptallk LP'a ia trade for .tore c:r.&it or caM. P..J. BOT-TOMs-, MOr•. I I 2 UNII/EASIT'I' PLAZA -.r.-,. TonlghH c.n E fUI If~ . OVI'M~ Y f ~ ~ou. tr.t ~ • Wl'lote VHf ~ I'm lootllf'IO torwant to Infinity f'Vt:n without • OrurtKI ls ltnd fane) p r fHf). YOU • rc ft'!Y IU11 Tty Ou r New A~eln, .,..,1S.1. (Ot det allt •ttt. •" rr» Of Wings TONI GHT COME TO TtfE UKAAINIAN StvdeM Clv& HalltJI'W'H!n .,10 ~~fl s..,...t. ''-'' ac:rON trom ue. tdfl11"ff' Bucket ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J HAPPY 61RTHDA,V LISAI Clhetfa tc f._ good 11,.,._ I lOW !fOAl. '(OU. $1. 00 OFF : I 1 T"'nkl .o~~h'll Jo>lcw. ICATHV I ~· no ~c toea•WGr cH/' for 1 I after 10 • •: can- .... ...at c•••.., . _... ftllll fo r tifo,..•atfoa at U t -3800. GRAPHIC$ lllu.trttot, QhototrtDft1 1 layouot. Full .nd PIN'1 HMe. $4flt Mrs. Eggertsville 838·6060 Willia msville 631·8220 R~CQU~ALL s . ... ••1 .... . ~uttau WILIIt:SIJ! PUB $4-$6 per. hour-9()tentlal if yqu have a pleasant voice and can communicate tffK· tively. we will train you to work from our office. 1 ~tt'f\'U• HELPWANTEO PART TIME ~YH•·~ ~ -'61 P1o1 llen.-hl. ,...., eow Uno Joe _,t . fer tSS . ~ NEED STEREO COMPON£ NT5 a t low O'HeUor•n tor ~ntm ont. OV.TH'( - 81smol? .... . . I ~-s·N Coo ...._.~.A.i< BOI!!!! 1 .,jV ,:,;"-~ :»2 ~ W".,TED-1/M'd ("C::II)t"O.flA:~S.B..,_ _;:.-;,~ ....- . C.OI ~..... I . Roc,._n<~-- I 3382Bailey ., • -UOl't r< .....,~ , --· 834-7460 ;':: ~'f(I(J(M~;.;'JI . Jean I.,.,... ln...I • Tlllr- YNr K~y . v """"""IOMaioo Sc. """""' me Por!oin9 io ~far b o.. · II:JO,_ : 1 0.,. Ot•-MMc,. ~ ' sruoENT UNLIMITED AFTERNOON ""'· """"" 1~"!/JSA ~··t>J ou- MARJY. HAPP'f 2nd ant"'IYtfNI'Y LAVe v • bft ~ ROM. HA PPY I I ATHOAV ICENI t l5c: 60c DRY WASH Ia (fl Min.) ' lFl!IWl?l.U~-a& GI~UU t.onf!IY, t)t'id 01 "- bar r--~-----., Reie"'t'llll Stf'Vke W1C1 1. f TilE I ----------, totvou no ll.lbsfitvtt .._ 111 W111 ..... .,.,.. yo,~/' ...~ --wtmm•?•·, ..~......,.,...,. I ~ w--.,.ur J 1 5 Stohl Rood WJT JR. vw•ra • hiHdeaM. 1101~ /l.w. ~~11 $Nd ttOOTIES 'fillt\lt •!'lOOt I r'*'~ • .tf'f COUKIIDt' ......... ' OIN=:Qf ~DRY ,__,....,lie. tiEY for schedule LuciAn C.. PuiAto Attomey-•t· LAw 1!11101'1 lfSI Ni&~ folt. Bllltl. PETe.u o '*'•~I Y!iM!>O my trut1 I'm ~ .,·. m~u .,a.. •1• on cable T.V. Call 688·0100 81QUCE SPRIHGlfEEH TICKETS tot .wf• ~" &ufiaae • M •~. uu r~ " ' tt nn Jn ~l'fttn:1 ty. MJC... rYtv OLL1E THE E E L·Y'OiJC' tr1Cb t{t R•111•n e!HI -00."-"' ....... ....... u•m• ~11n0101 -... ,.. ... TO-WHQM ITMAVCONCE~­ fO'I tor r'e tumlno mo; walfet( You ,....,. t4At..LOWEEN HAPPY HOUR . $7111't lOOAY' .tf l !OO pm •t P.J . 80TTOMS, 3210M-'n Stf'K f, f'lGht acrou fn»m U ll. .,.,., ..... .,,....... t:.\•'ylo.l••t·, • IIH11J liB H UM8E.A ·~ KIJppy tQ;Ito.w.n, fO',I I North M•ln Llquo 3223 M•ln St. _ .......... "". .. *•, L ADY GODIVA wUI be It P. J. aOTTOMS toniQht fn ell M:r Qt«YI GtHlU ,.mo It ll. 11ALLOW£E H A T P. J . IOt TOMS? WE DELIVER o> P r l OIR\.51 Wrto want to mMt P OTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTQf;OPYI NG 1fn ... J•m' From fhe 9trt wno smile-a • kit. PERSONAL Time to nfl tM " ooe&" .,.lnl ant Wltchtl l rotn P~J . BOTTOMS. J77'0 Mai n D1Scount LoquorS J. ,,. ' ,_,.,..cSolppllea 81T8URG GERMAH Y · Coula you PLEAS ttll me YOW 1\oWM IMI'·r .. you 00 lt'lto Psvd''*"" f01 TUftdt,o; at l h OO I ~ OfW ut-15 tLH'I'Imet" whh rim. I ~ t. ___ _ Mala-- PYI NG ~~OTOCOPYING Thes-t~a& -IS5·1S14- CLOGS. RUeBEft DUCKS, .....S WH1.m' Dootl. NMM Brllftdl. fowdl P"l<ft ln PHOTO~~ Elecuk: "-Yka..... Gultant, DrvMa, Ampe. 3604 FOR SALE OR RENT QUICK COPY .,_,59,.,.,__ '''u"f'dl•telvl ..,.·1n4. tratdDOftat*' ~PI mvao ..""s. SUPER FAST PRINTING TAGGMUSIC & Service ~:~ ~ - ....." - c..nn, ~"9 o- ~ ~ala •OOMMAT• WAHT•o for ..... ¥ i -. I'IIIITIIIG Alii torn• CSITIII lllboUt eome people""s ffoiMll\cll Mxluf ltOOMS -.v4tL.Ae Le: In d-..namlte ~·. tt NC'OI'Mb w/ e trom MSC. c.u """''" ' CCW'JCS(tkn .... offer. ~ 1m OI..OS OE'LTA A. DOOO tlrH. toOO .ra. rN CJIOf'SJIIf'CIIIIS .romcw- ;oin9 •INfflll """'*'•., ......... .-,.., ............... Mho. AUTOMOTIVE I' m yoyr TYPE:•E:tU AtCIOrt\. ,......,., i 'ltwf'I'I4'L Pf'oofrwtcnt'IO. Ptotlci~t• .: ... .d4ble.. . . .nM.. ~ TY PIN G OOHE. C..II GJ•M P•t ~ btko P.S, W.,re In dboiRM for K•t~. GARY-'to fftlt man HO RCFUN OS . , . • ""•" Ol't d•nHMG w~ c~ Jl ...l_... Cl oti f'l<lt HW~fte ~v .rfOt .. ••APt ro r•~ IIttY ld (Of eq,low...ft\), , _ of en....... t~• t h· f e t'IOWto ., ..u ..t it 'CI,.~ \.0 tyoogf. .. IUiwrOt'L F:W• F ... "-:~ TIM Tick. can ... TYPING MVe•Ot'W~f~f0'141JihJ I~ M00$£1UtEATH : We ....... tv Mtl &n OFf CI\MPUS HOIJSING PN•.• m t M Soectfum' , • ..,ocuaonlty lot It TO AlL PEMQUIN l.OV£as: tttyJil t~ ~ f' III'WWef liMI '"i:fw-91 -'==~t_ N_ .._' l<""oS..rttM/ •n.. n.' room H-6210. ~ "' ~NSURANC£ GUIOAHCE C£HT£R !.,~E01s:~~~':t;':.'•tN *itftllo ~VR,EE" CONNOR$;- ,_, I«..J' ...•. ,., .. . Sa,.. • Cu • • lito~._. r.,. Cion~ •JW r- c~JJ)(.......,s-71 r.tdo ~ 5tJ'u I I �backnage <Juotc of the da)~ - "The State is like an old-tlo(s;: It moves slow, kicks anyone who tries to take its oats away, articulates nonsense, produces a mountain of shit and any jerk can grab Its reins.'' .a.aor's Workshop mHI.t, W~dneadoy at 5 p.m. In 102 ttonlmen. -Anonymous Clr~oiO hal14no mee:t1 Thun.day et 2 p.m. In 342 ~ulre. movies, arts & lectures Note: Bac:kpage lla Un1n.n.lly Kf\'1« o·f The SPK{rum. f"oUctl art. run fru of cbatgeJ The Specttum dou not gu..-.ntu that an notku wlU AppU.I' and ruuvu 1M: rtght to t:dlt 111 nollcu. Notku to appur mort: than once must be resubmitted (Much printblg. Deadlines ore Moftday, W<dn...S.y- F~y ot ooon. OU.AB Pf'OSC"IO Jol\n !~nw~Ml. o UB ll-.,1. In on o<lglnol ex~lbhiorl ol drowlngt lhroug/1 No•. 20 In ~Day 219.Squire. For more lnfOffMtkmeall &3~·108&. onnounccmcnls ECC Jau: Ensemble tomorrow at 8 p.m In the KaLI\anM Cornen The:ot~lkott. I OIJco¥'~ M lfdred Bl.tkc Student A ffaire C-enter/Browsing Llbrary. Open House all this week from ' Orllduotlng Senlo,.-The Advonced ORE Tut In Biology. Education. Englnee:ilng, Liter11ure In English. 'Chemlllry.and Psychology will be glv<n Dec. t3. Sign up by Nov. 7, AppllcotloMior Ill<' ORE may be obto\f'td In J Ho)'6 C or 15 Ca-. 9·Sp,m Red Cr041 BlOOdmobile l'iov. 5 and 6 tn the- Fillmore Room, Squlr• Spon>Oted by ~Ita AudlUons for men and women fo1 our pertorm~n~ group specto.Htlo.g ln tlhnlc donc:e:t of ctnUol1nd U$ltm Europe Sunday a\ ~.m , In 339 Squire. Coli 11,'16·7620, Sigma Pl. To1.1r of the .Medical and Dental School.s No\', 10M 2 UUAB Mu.slt Committee presenu 8obble and the ~ldnlghts featuring Bob Weh Tuesday at 8 p.m. et Klelnh.ans Musk Hall. Tlckeu •velleble ot the SqUire_ "Rckot Olr~C<~ . Rupn. Carter. Alldt.tson poUUee1 ,.fONm todoy at 4 p m . In the WokhTt4" "Tl\toter, tionon. • Sq~o~l.-c Stnlor Md Orst yur graduate stude.nu.- Tt.c:hlf\9 "ubtent vocanci~s ate I Vtilablt for 1981 Ando\>tr Summer s...lon. Applkotlons moy be obtAln<d In l H• YH C 01 wrKt to ~ L 8 ~1. O.rtaot, The: Mdovtr Summer Session. f')ltltlps Acade-my, AndoWr fo!A 01810. 617 ..75-~. ext. 170. lntemollonol Amukon StudenlS Fdlowsltlp Bible Study 1od1y at 7 p m tn 26"2 Squire. Science. And £n.glneulng st\Hknl$ ll\tert~td ~" 1981 empto~ment &hould conlact : Summer EmP'oyrMnt Coordimttor, Emp)oymenl OlviJion. L-4~. Ltwrctice Uvermore NotloMI LAboratory, PO 8o11. 80&N 1 llv•rmor.. C.l11omf<l, 94'530. •15-422·1134, A limited ;upply of 1~mmer appJkeUocu ere avaU•ble in 3 H•)let <:. Gt•o~l .tutnm~r p m luvlng from 109 Cor•) ~ APHOS. Rachel Carwn Coltcec•s #11\ount St. Hde.n.s posters h4wUnaJI)' •ni~O Pkk youts up •t ovr Squrrc- 'iM\d o, '" J02 Soul expertcncc Mlnlatry worship u nokt. Sunday at ) v m In tht: Jon~ Kuler Room, Ellie:o\t. HU\c.\ ler\'lc:u,. uxtoy ot # :30 p.m. \n \he: Jone Kee,or Room, EUkon . and tomouow b\ \0 a..m. ot 40 Ca~n Blvd Bwnch Surtdey lrom 11 ·1:30 p.m et 40 C•prn Pre-Lew acn'o"- who have 4~trr,gulthtd Ktdem\c: rKOrds olld htgh lSAT score.-The Onl..,erslty of North C•rolln• b otrerlng More.ht•JI Fellovnhlps Tn lAw FOf runher ,nforrnetion wrhe: The Dean, Scnool ol law. UnlnnJty o r Nonh C•fOUo•. Cblpel HfU, Nofth Carolina 27514 Blvd OBSCA Ptt-t.ent• tonight fot rour lootlf19 plt:et.~o~.r.- tht FoniU) Trip ver-~n of the Infamous Nf!.- Romanct!r.s Ounjrnn 1n 146 Squht' opt:nlng et 5 p.m. or so l.a.siJ untU mtdnlgtu ond bt)ond. regul11 gaming stona •tound noon t.cgol husks? Group legal Servlcu ofl•ro fre<e l<gol .0\'IC'c •nd tnformollon to oil UB stude:niJ. Do you haw I htarlng In SWJ I tRJ courts or the Preslde.nt " Commi>Sion? OI.S hos law studenu 14 oct u ddt11Ck11 fOf Mude:nts. For more W\(Ofmlltlon llop fn -et GLS open 11·5 p.m. Mondoy. Thursday ond. Frldoy, until 6 P.m O.ka~t"t<U U vea.~ lnt~rn•Uon.al AcdviUu-U you would h"e: to see more 4nd kUrt 4(1tw1tiu. "'oluntur as t;u~ •s. an hout• -.ee~ to SA lnttrnellonal AU•h s Call 636· 2950 for tnformat;on Tundoy and 7 p.m. W - y In J.O Squire. Abo In 117 fo!FAC. Ello<oll, Mondoys from 1·5 p m. 831 ·2273 Chabad House-$ei'Yk:U and mut.s conlght bl 6 p.m . (candle- lighting at 4:50p.m.) .1nd tomouow at 10 • . m, ot Pollslt lku<Mnt Lugue m..,ts todey 01 3!30 p.m . In 3 42. Squire. to know why? Cell T-E-A-<-H-1--I'C, yovr dlol.. ·toroll thought OV\'t'ydoy. Alphe Lambde Ot.lt"a ofRc-er eltctlons todo:y at • p.m. ln 2.32 Squire. lulhuan servku Suhda)' •t ll o.m. tn the..a.ne Keeter Room. EllkotL Bible clan 01 10 a.m. Theottf•• Oris Smither KousUc; gulta' tomofro._. ot 8 p.m. in the Squlr~ R~thskell~r. The Wtrsaw Mime Thc•tcr of the Worsaw Opera Kemer~Jlna will perform It the Polltl:l Cort~munlty Center . 108 t Broodw1ty, Sundoy ' ' 7:3ci~.m, The Blade Mount&ln II Reolew, a Mfllg.allne de-tot~ to the arts., WIU be •cC'epcing submiulooJ or poetry. Jhort nn.on. artwork o.nd o,udet on the aru. Send to Bleck Mounlain II Rrvtew, Porte:r Ou.d, Ellkon, ~lakJ , NY EM'~ a: self eddrt:.u.ed .sllm.ped envetope for rttuto ol youf work. DtodUne d Nov. JO VioUnbt ArM J. Almquist wlU be prettnltd m' conc.t1't of 8ad'i works (Of violin .tOto. ,.;onn Md harpt.lchorct and violin and orchostre Wednddoy at 8 p.m 01 the Chapel ol lloly Trinity Lutheran 0\U<<Il, Moln end Nonh St>. ..,Doth .nd Dylng'' program Sunda)' a\ '.30 p.m . at the Un\'-<t'.t"Sity Unhe:d Mtihodlt4 Ctturrh. ~I 0 Mlnneaoto at 1 ()clcupttJonal Correlate• of ft\ortaUt) tnd 11\orbldlty" given bny Or. H•HY Sutue. Dc•n of Heelth: Related ~tofessloM, tod•y 11 noon In 123 \llll~eW)n, E'li<Otl. ....... " Looklog For Mr. Ooodbor" today In 170 fo!FAC, Ellkoll, and lOITIONOW in 1•6 Diefendorf II 1 Ond 9 p.m. Sunday at 3.. 5-..30 aM 8 p m~ In the SquJre Conference AIMdan lrmJI\Ito of 0><m1co1 E:neJnous Hellow_, moctlng lodoy at 4 p.m. In lbe Comrnoru II~. Boll Hell. -Krame.r v-s. Kramer.. tomoffow In the Squhe m«l$ ' The. Jewbh Student Onlorl nud.s you. If you .,.,;: lnterHted gettlng lnvolved stop in 344 Squire. lnlorrnotlo<wtl Assanbly for all SA Asoembly m<~nbeta todoy from 12·3 p.m. in the Haas Lounge. Squire. Commhtee teJk.s and bustne:11 wll bt dl.s<uned Ane.n41nc:t •• requifed. 'n M..n Strtel Hallo•..•n party tonlg~t from 9-1 a.m. In~~ Ooodyetf So\l&h Lounge. LJve music by Tiny L1ve.atOC'k. "The Fog" toniglll et J. 5, 7, ond 9 p m. In the Squire Con fer~ Theater. todoy at 2 Undergr-• /'lonog<10ent Antt. p.n~o i1 114 Ctooby. Th•loillotlng ulp to NYC *.t..e No¥. 26 end r"umlng Nov. JO. For m<Me lnlormotlon to 260 Sq.rve wHkdoyo from 12·5 p.m. Sponoo<e.d by C.ribbeon n...t... Coni~ Thutor end Sunday In tho Wold!NO The:.ter. Norton. Times both clly. ere 3:30, 6, •nd 800 p.m "HaUowun Freaks" 1nd "Night of tM llvlng Dad" ton;ght e~nd tomorrow ac 11 p.m. In the, SqUire Coorertn(_e The4ttr • •s cuctent Strugote ror Sovkt Jewry mec11 Sunday "t 2 <loy People's Alliance HoUoweeo party ton lg~l at 8:30 p.m, ot the Buff State Student Union Assembly Holl Rldeoleo"lng Irom Townsend, 1'\SC o< 8 t l5 p.m . p.m. In 3« Squire. Slam• Phlo£pollon Oolden Heoru meC'l Sundoy at 7 p.m In~ ~ I'IOUI\Wn ll Ia tbo coli. or the visual performing aru. We - r ploys. ~«'lures, poniH, u Ips end clh.r thl-ln ony wey t<lo~d to the oru. You rlon'l 'noedto lift In llle Collt9e 10 on)oy k . F"lnd o111 wl\ot,.e'ro t,. 11<>PP'<>t In 456 l'ort01, Ellicott 6)6.21 37. ol.l - Squl<e. Alpba SJeono Alpha JJ>O.,. Sundoy at J p.m. In t~o fourth to..no•. Oooctye.r. 1'\SC. floO< Tou K.ppa Epollon rn'«ts Sundoy ot 7 p.m In !18 lionon. OMc.e ~ S«ond latorokw ..,...kJhop ~ .. 3 p.m.~~ (0 • •peel c."""" 4uttlg II\ plMI olslt will be ~ ~- \Writing Thut1doY ot 3 p.,_ In 1 Hayes C. Technlqu.. IO< preporlng .., tt~ec~lft , _ . wta be~. ~ .............., ~ rrocn ,w.,,ern tfew £nglend Collo9o Sohool of"'"" ..,I be onbmpus Nov. 6. Slwl up In 3 .._Cor c.aJ~~n.. ~ ot 831·35\S, ~lila- • ...,~.....,. b ' e lnterviO'OI/. Pat M<tllany and otllel• Nov 19 ot 7;30 p.m tn tho ' Wat~t eo.- ,...... Wan i~ Bailey. both Cheb•d Houta. Soturd.oy Ni9ht fit the 1\mher.N Chabad Houtt, 2501 N, Fotest Rd•• tomorrow at 9 p .m. Sunday Ye.tllvo .,, 10 a .m. at the Main St. Cllebed HOuse. 3292 folotn St. S.ud..t '"A Pie« ol ~onofo9ue.. ftaturlns O.vld Wtdnesdoy in the H.trhnan S!,~~t <lroup ...... p.m. In 34G Squ}te. .,.,... . . JM<t[ng fo!Ondly . . . ~ rltuol meoilng Mondoy ot 7 p.m. In Sl- • Pill sports infor!J19tion T~y: 5occe< ••· s-!tpon Stote Colltge, Ro<ory Field, ) p.m.: Volteybollot B;g Fo11r ChomploNillps. Tomorrow: Football .._ Edinboro Stoto Collogo. Rotory. Field, I p. rn~ Rugby VL Bu!lolo 04d Boy•, ~nors' F'oeld, I p.m ~ Cr- C"""'ry 01 NYS Cllotnp4on>!llps; Volleybollot Dbtrkt Toumomftl\. Sllndoy._Women's Socce< at Conlolus. 10 o.m• Tuuday: Yotleybofl vo.St Bono""nturo Uol-.ity and Alfred Unl•eulty ot SBU. S.dmlnton pnctJce tonight at 7 p.m. at C:Ltrk gym. 330Squlro. u........,......,. 8o<:lolotJ Stucle•t Aoan. moe11 W-odooy at 2:JO p.m. In the Copen loungo, ground lloo<. Schuosrpdsw-s Sid Club uJed equipment Mlo Nov. 7 hom 9o9 p.m.lrlt~e Fillmore Room, Squire. Como to bUy llld all. Vou ean ~•tt bflngJng equlf'>trnent end clothing • II 8 o.m. Stopln 7 Sq ulrelor mD<o dot&lto. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/20e522e4f947a0bcb175d65ce7d666e4.pdf 3c90aa4d43457d9d98998b2c97c62445 PDF Text Text Gnc;e·again, -Bittebirds percHing at Clement Hall berth by J o bn LaJiu• ,.,,...,..&11/fJI Mwo au. is not lh< only rnD.Iporw- com,.,. 1 thai can lay claim 10 111< Jinal< "W<'r< tO<IIiftt fot yoo." Aflcr a link c:oersaon and a kK or c:ontcn~~ion. t.hc controversial Clcmc:n1 bu1 wop hu brtn rc· aaablished-almost. The rt:5urreaed bus stop. newly l hu;ucd at the corner or Cement Hall and h..t name..Q~r road. will be Opc:ralivc only pa.st 6 p.m. and on weekend,, due to tOnvcnience faaort. Taken away earlicr this Kmnccr, the: !top wa'\ a reaulat discmbarkin.a point for over 1000 s•udtntli of the Ooodyear..Qcmcat do.rmltory complex. Uut, the: 11aoion-loca~ed dircclly "" tltt turb of 11,\ilcy Avenue-was dmncd unsafe due to tht recent <OnJiruction or rht J<r..y Lcro on lht comer or Maon ano Boil<y. "Woth olttcoruoructionor tht Jcney Lch.lhc Metro Bus stop and Ill< Ulaold on lht anocr of Boo ley, Iher<Of< only two lana there: fot I'DO"'tnl trarrte. "Aiwxlatc for Ou-npu> S..V.:.. II<>&« Mt()dl ookl Tit< !ip«tn."' ear1..ttf thh month .. Afltt ~.nuninath< dilemma wnh the Uni\erJd.f Oepanmcu or EnvHonment.aJ Health &lid Safoy, ~t()IU believed lhlll it ""'OUid IIOl bt prudcO(" 10 continue &tlowins the Bl"<":blrd vchldn 10 continue servicing the area. T novoll "'~~~ Bl• tblrd But, wmc students had, orher idtas. L_td by SIUOtno Arfairs Dirtc-ror- Dawn Marie Ferrllra and twin loWers resident Mary Sloe~. a cam~isn wuorJanll.cd tor~ tllabli<b a bus· routt udlizin& obc Ocmtnl stop or in•datlna 11 feasible: alccm~tdvc. They noted rhat allhO\I'h the buS<$ Slopped at Squire Hall ll ni&ht and on lhc: W«kmdS, h was u.ruafc, npcocia.Uy for womC"''t, to lrtvd lb.~ toe.& tlil.t~c from the 'rudcnt u"iOtt 10 th< dormitorio. ,. " WaJkin& lhrouth IGlnb;&l To"t' at tlt&hl osn'l o~c &rt'iUest," Slocum dctaikod, nounJ her wu11 pa1b Jfitt ducmbarttn& from a liie-t\tntna Btuc.btrd '"I'm a chk~<n abouo thuw bkc that " Slocum ollcn btpt1 o pcrotlon camP••&n ro~nerinx ovn lSO \ilflalura 10 help her taY\C. C.Oupkd wnh a wnn or Pfopo\Cd routa m~ppcd out b}l Fc:tra.ta., 1M IWO COnfroooed MruiJ. AhhO<J&Ji lie had '""'wd • "few"call' <-omplalnin& aboul Ill< bus "-OP'• cto'"l)PQr&n<:c. McCollnoocd 1ba1 lbe t\_wt "had kind or ditd UJ11tl the atllclt ( tlk Sp«rnun, Octobtr IS) bruthtd nc"' ltfc 1010 io." E.qUiainc Ihill tht pct11t0r\~ " dld,'t han much met it'' sinet the bu~ I,(Op r:woblmt wa't an 1\Wt of ~rcty, Mc(;itJ said that u ,.., fc rrara and ~locum'\ tal~~~ h im that led 10 the- rt.nca,nauo~ of tl·u~ Blucb;ld drop-- orr po,nt. Un chartntd .. Da~·n Ml!Jc: and bfit~&.i'r1Jt r.omc nc"~W Mal) were: 1hc: 1n\trumen1 in 1nformacton to ~... \otc<iiU ~ware ot lhC' •ntcrrsl •n the e-.xplained. '"They kc(!t m .t .s(Op.'' While d•smn.'UR& the tmponancc of the- Pf'hhom. M.C.ll ..Ud ohao ohclr oalk> ,..,., ''"'""'h ""'' thtot" IO .ChJ<:>c tlteir &oaJ. " TI\ty >hould bt lh< ona 10 ~c< Ill< crcdia:· II< btamed. Aftu ~pe:akill& ..1th BI~.Kbtrd 6uvcn AMI thr two students, Mt"Cill d1~Yf'ftd tha.J n\a.tl) b\1\Q a1t already foCio"","' lhr DC., route. ••fhr txua on the w«km<b w.·trt goina rajrly do\e to Ck:mtrlt, " tte: noted. '"lhcy wn-c..,unntn& down 1n10 Ckmcnl Road off of &iloy on<ear~ of onro Mk h••l Road (I he u>u•l route).' ' The dtt\Cr'i, he noted, fth mor~ '"conronablc'' tu\nJ ttu) unchAJtC'd tOuf than rht prescribrd one. maktna hu, dedslon t:L\Itr. Another ractor in h1\ fL'•ruuuna plat1, McOill r~ted, was 1h11, •• ntthf, l.ht bu~ \\trc lt.\ \ crowded, maJcins lhc bt1_.. \ lOP aa Clmcnt lt'\'i ii'K'Ovcnitnt fot pl)~n1eo. The- OPPQ.\ItC, ho-~tr. holdlltUt' dllnng the d:a) .. Dunn& the da)' , ll\ a ruk, chert arc wandan&uo•d\; H o ne or t \\0 peol)le tn tbc: bad Y.·a.n.ttd 10 ~tl orf, C~Cl)'bod)' Siatldlt'l "Ould ha\t to~ orr too:· the bu\lnJ, d"c<"IOt rcaiOM'd • " lt'.s not a 100<1 ,,_.-orf.1M con"cniC'ttCcof65 f04' that of one or t-.o."" h u. btc41U~ of thl\ urattt~. McGill, wei, 1~01 II< doub1> th01 • comparau-. day route ~in be estabh""ed ' wedne.sday Vol. 31 , No. 28/SUNY at Bull1lol2i October 1810 ....lrlbolledi'"IO ... Ihoi.....Oy.............tlllllilll _ _,.,.._ Medicine Herr Doktor, looking for credits? NYS may okay foreign education Edrtor's rroto: Tltos rs tit< first <>! o t..,.r-t ·educaotd 11 udcntl would ncx baV< oo bt axq>ttd by an Amtrican mtdital >thool but to tiCUPdiJ somt /""'II" mtdlc:wl JdrooiJ. Pon two will dt!JI with US rt!SpOIIH to th• would rccxtve their 1:ramina at a teachin& boopital in conJunction with lhr roraan sd>ool . Forei&n soudtnu ,.auld have tbt same crc:dmdals u Amrrieiii~Utll~ soudcnls wbtn they oomplttt rhtlt fourth ytar In rhcocachlna houphal. Oraduatc:s or (orei_Jn ..schoOls art current!)' rtquired lO smn dNI"'' wit~ thr Stott Rtrmll (X'DI10S4l mo ... byO.. Iowmu CompUJ £tJUor American noodlcal school soudcnu. wbo havt hod to ICIItll suCb tams u cort~ton and btcomc doacn, may ooon havtlbcic fO<aiJl ediiClltloo atercdioed by the New )'I'ILI<JO York State Board or Rqmu. The Boanl or Rqauo bas buuutttd lh< Suu l><panmalt or Educalon (SED) w coaopilc lbc _ , . rqulatloou ...t.kb would toablc lbc llolanloo atmdlo qualified '-"" ratdiall JChools. The Boanl ..ul m.alte iu decision oe tbe new policy afttr barinp .... bdd 011 ,... ~ in Ftbtuary. "" estimlud 10.000 ~· each,..... .,.. educated by lhe various 1,000 foreip meclieal ><hools around the world, bur moso ltUOtnll aoomd innhutloos in Mtllloo 111d tbc rma1 Cllribbcan. A=rdilla ., • Ntw York Times anlclt, lillY llloerttttd lortl&n medical achoob would be required to uswtr a derailed q....aiomlalrt w>de< tht Board's proposal. Ia IOID< lrutaDca, American atercdiootS woald lll&kt penonal irupcctloou .or the JdlooiL Sl....,.... aaotodin& ><bools which ~ 11tloiatd lb<:n nt<CSWJ SllllldardJ would Ill< be allowed w rctW11 10 obt Uoited Stees ror lhdz tllird Ol)d fourtll ynn of dlnieaJ llod)': finbh om or two years of posc·araduase I.RininJ. The Bo&Jd's plan alw coils for ooc )'tar to bt complotd by all medicalSIUdtnos, wllet<V<r tducaitd in ord<r ror tban to bt dJaibk for tht Stllt'lliCtoUiJIIelUimiJiatlon. StUOcno• from Amtrican schools pctviously h.;od oo s..dl rcquircmc:ru . t,falor Mtdical liChool a111boriucs In tht United Statts bdicvc I bat thc fO<eian iorotitlitiool ATc iDltrior compwtd 10 Am<rican SULnclatdJ and tba R....,u opproval wiU btstow undue pratjac upon them, aox:ordin& 10 the Times. Am<rican orfodw abo rtponedly maintain that lhe q••••llonnalrc and on·<lle vido mtll>och or III!CI"cdlllllon .... insufficiem to fUlly u..., the mtdio:al lralnlns tapabilities or ror<ian iruohutlons. SED ofr~tlals say that stuc:tmtstnterins tht Uniltd Staoa rrom abroad for their clinical tducatioft wiU bt harmtd sintt thtr< i> no meehanlsm for oulanlnt them 10 ocacbini bospit&ls and no saaodotds ror supcrvisioo, rOfdcn 1111dtnu a.rc cnoerina New York !llcplly, 111< ofrlc:ials added,. !in<t 1 - requlmncnls fO< wotk ar~ <ralved. omdtr StOlt laW, only for lludmfS Of MMy "IIPPf"O"td" insuturlo<u. ••tlldtd Stvdtuu wbo roreipl mtdical should bavr""""' criteria 10 juG~ prospoe~m ~.but lillie 11 kaown 10 ..-r • o:cist, a:conlina oo <he SED orrodals. They IChool. . The Re&<ntl pobcy Slipulllles that foreian· p btllov• that rorc~~D...t"""'td " " d<:nts 1k plan. whlc:h would IU< errta MXI Scpumbcr, wou.l d bttll< fiiSl lllt<nll)t byaoy .American to oetrtdlt a forcipl Medical school authorities in the United States believe that the forei(rl institutions ore inferior compared 10 American stondords. •boul!l o01 bt dlscnm.uJartd oaalruo if lh< n«:<sa<y rcqwranmos hO\-.: btal fulfilled Ol)d If lllt1 art llltndin& a school IP!l<O'td by lbc Stott. Critics or obt plan, indudin& 111< Commiuee oo Mtdkol Ed-ioa ..tUdo aocrtdiu lh< coutry's 126 mtdical >Chools. charac<l tbll tilt Boord of Rea<:nu bas propcstd lhi> policy undtr pros.sUr< partnU Whose childrtn autnd schools u- h••• rrom abroad. R«rnl prtdoalon> that lhe<t will bt ao o>trabund-. or 70,000 do<tO<s by 1990 mal.. lh< U>nu• of rord&n JOIIdtnls uru••<...ary. and may «.a bt dttrimcnool oo domtslk Sluda>U. <rida claim. IJo addnoon. • report by the Cic:lcral A<covntlna orr... fOWIO tha 1111 Ill foMIJl mtdlo:al sc:bools -wbicb i.l vuited ,...,.., btlow American Slandanb. ~: Oanri- P. 2 I HecM!II ~ us - P. 3 I No sour fTOPeS - Pp. I0-1I I 'Disco~· - Pp. 13-/6 �.. t .....,.t. It • SA Commuter Affaln A Dlv. of Student Affa.ln ; , If you can't stand the heat, then-go. to a firehouse .,.~~ • Commuter Break/~st J 15c. Dough~- Free Beve_rages It I f .,u Pick up & tum In car pool forms .;;:;:;::: wbo says they' rt - .,.,...ia •~>ere." ~ tared u r..u or- 11·"' Jact Lata October 15th • ~~"" • Lest a. Ill eiaht·year that r....rllbllA& is r.ated as the mootdanaerousiobilltheeoUnlt)l,surpuainaCVCIIIDIDIOI· Hebu~ mbaed 1()0 dsys tb4 year due to illjurits IUSialDed illlhc line or du . ~ J' fr • nr- Yoor heart suns poolldill& and the lldralaliA •aru to flow • !1000 as Get your results-If you have returned your 'onns on or before :1, ' wm.r • R.......,b<r .boW tbo Ddtas mapped OUU>f tbolr crazed cldirt!n 10 l"lpt 111cntloa wbCD ~us 0.... Wormer crcpl .uabow!Dai11Dto th<U Fr1lt bouse ill .. Alllmal House''? It'• the thboa II 1.ba bode ISland and Q1euao F'udlOua oo tbo Clty's West Side. WIND tbo IWm 1G<1 ofT. the lirefllhtetJ aet ser\oUI. r---The aura uound the llrebousc is liabt and euy. In their IPIR lime the ,... kid ach ocher or ctn'l over fumit~ to ~ or poke a friend. But they don'( fora<t wtw theY're there for, tnn~fonnlna lato a dllciplined flteiiPt.iaa uelt o - the alarm is rounded. Bnutll llluMII eeboe('lbe plm:!Qa alarm thll .....S. the IIICn into ~. The*** ortkcau il Ji- and the ...... diaptniQc lblouai>OUl the W,. ~. (oqel the previous IIIOCDCDt'l actM!iel ...S bead for the..,... prof<llioMJ speed. Off come tht aboeo to IUk -.y for blah rubber boou. Almool .U.ubr>eoully, the doa heavy own:ow and bdmN and they thQr rip. The doon OIJCD dectrocllcally, the truo:ll:'s.CIIIiDc II mnrcd. oo4 tbe.llrc briaadt is off with a wollq ....... and reYabiaa red liiJ>U. Wednesday, Oct. 29th 8100 am - 12:00 Nopn In the Capen Lobby u ~ St.U Captain Mel Szramkowskl said, detcriblaa a fortltudelimUar o 1·------------------------------..• dsy," "MootFire of the injuri.. are minor thouab,the aun are ......Uy I>Kk the that of a boekey playa retumiaa to • pmc after beiDa stlltbod up ill tbe ..• •++••••••••~LE ·•••••••• - d.rcssina room. , 10 became 1 profe$1iooal fuanan? Some •ttmns ndtemcot, oth<n b1:e hclpiaa pOople, oo OJ>< mentiot1ed salary, but ....,.,.. clicl aaroe on one Starts Today, Wed.. Oct. 29 anroedve bc:ndit-job oeewity. • • • Smmto..W said the job rcqllim "strtniiOIIS -Ual .la'bot ." Flnf!lhttr ~ Huclsoo, a fonncr Buffalo poll« ofroeer, cconprued one bow-cf f>nf!lhtiAato 40boun -.til of.dnldatryln a faaoey. "Aller aoiaa thrCMIIh a nlor with an ttt," dabonull tbt burly Hudson', " my ..... ~~-~ ALL SCHOOL SUPPI,IES· 20% OFF - AND MUCH MORE. - STOCK UP FOR NEXT SEMESTER [WINTERI~ ~OUR BOD!!] &eli,.... Rexall V1tanuna 20% OFF HEWLETT PACKARD ACCESSORIES SALE Vllut-'tpwty Marlclnas for t.b e voluntms dlffcr in more ~ titan tbt fees paid for a<:rvlces rendered. "They have better equlptmcnt titan we do," mttd Lester. Nil\tly pen:a>t or our budlet aoes toward salaries. _ " We have 1 1954 rescue vd>ic:lt we: 101 ill 1 trade for a book and ladder. A friend of mille'• unit In the tubusbs ju. 101 a MW 530,000 eaaioe ••• and they baVI!D't bad a ftn ia mootltl," be maitllaiDtd. Alld aoolher clif..-, they pony JD<Jn: tbon .,. do."' Rtetot.ly, 1 call wu scat ill reponlna a car pn lire. Ruoltlna 10 the ~ they fouad a -.ldaiJI& v~. inside of wblcb - • ~oqc mon in the bocklcot. "His wWta m ... b&\'t forced l spri&la IO toudt the blltery, Alr1lna a rore," u.uiaw.t 11o1> Eadie ._.ed ,..w., from the call. '""'- ju. shows yoo to mate- Ia the bock or a v~." a.dll& tltroaalo dry llnltll OD roateto alllpe, r:;r- daftly clilla to the truck Ute 111e .._ oo wriiJOy f'IOid'~ r....... ~Y rocts ltad bottles .,.. burled toowd the ptjblie .......... Tbb ICalarlo I& c:h.votterildc or the South lroox. Detriot ...s unril retallly, Bul'folo. ""11111 aurr saoppecl obout two ,...,. ...,, " dljmOd, l..ellcr, dlJcuslill& t11t puhlic'a c:llaaaill& lltitadt CIODClCf1liD4 r......... ~ oddtd, "I think we're rapoc:~ed.'' Tbe F'trtbdl Oub is a prime ..ample or the blab reprd lldd for tbc mCD. Cocnpoaed mal,nly or cloeton, Ia~ and other peQpk tcoaer jokiniiY dtattjbed u "woodqlo be 1 r . - but eon't alford \lie..,., pay, "they ofla> .0 to tile lira to Clldl the IOCIIon. Ia _...tadoo ror lbt WJ1C1t or the bufft !bey bold 1 .1iDDcr pony for the , _ Olld ~ lUI owMd 10 the roolclc I1Rfllbtd' of the )'ar. 20% OFF ....... At••· Appli • ti=dlooiD • s-;.1 A C ..... not . .. 65, 87, t7 d ,_ Seari:r Cn6e • • • lf., IO Pracn I • , .... . A<ldiaa to tbe o.troin are the oun>efOW hozatds. Equiptment w<iiJ>t, intense bell and thiQ: douds of smote are ~ olntoek:s. "Once you act tnsid<," described f.est.r, "you can't Ia a thin&." The ...,... drifrln& throulb the door of tbe niebowo dlnlna orea are rerninisc:tt~l or an Italian mtltlrllll. Spqhetd Wl<:t ll simmcrina 0Vt1 • low name, about a doun empty pllles ~PY a lone bench ill tbe kitchen and bowls heoped with French bread walt on a coum<r. Soon hunlfY men will be aora[na thanselv.. with dditious pasta. The "communitY dillner" is just one of the ways in which the mtiUJ)tl1d their spere time dorill& the lmgthy U ·hour nmina shill. Many of the workenr spend an tm!fnll I~ on recliners and war.chlna cable TV. Araummts abow Nick Buonaconti's predictions on Swd&y'saamc can be heard ill the other room wb<T< a lin rummy II beiDa pl.l,yed. "If yo.rdon't fmd somethilla to do it, it can be vtrY borina," Lester .,.Pained. All the mc:n in the howe CCIItribute SlO a ..-tb 10 a fuDCI that oc:eounu (Qr oU or their fumisbinp. A wdal>t room. pool tablet and ;lill&· poaa tobk keep tbt ma~ In the IUINDU it's voUeyboJI and butttball. "Woitina u sooc1 ir tho-e'• • bla howe • , • lou or oc:t.ivily aoina on," ioterjccu one or the auys from tbe other lldt or the titdltu. Once they ieawthe •atioo ~ey a<ocnllY don't _ . r e dthtr. Their on· the-job frdndsblpa weave th<U way iato tbt homo. A att11 deal or the men actively portkiplle ill illlcrdtparuncntol athletic ltqua. Racquaball , boekey and 101\baJI bind the "boUK"IOitthtr. Tbey oil ll&fCIO that this bas an imponont effect on their performance llld eonlidmc:t in tae!t other. Notcboolu • marlcn • peru • pqcr • lq,hten "-'•l.illruJ........ ...... . .. .. Since OOCill*ional buardllnctude noon cavina -In. Clqllolioftl ot~d the c1w1ae of bcilll thrown from alpt<dillltruc:t, What woulcl entice anyone PWI c- A WQ!oo.-......_..a. · - .,.... .... ..... . Ho-. ..... ,.,. --··t111a...,..... 3610 MaiD Street • 833-7131 ·~......,til........ ....., lot. '"'Dier'~....,IO 11.0p," He ~ Doted tbi IIQtb or fallt..._,........., ......... ..,dlcplltllk. ''nc10illy... abooa 54S ....... ~ darillod. • nc-~onero-da-to..a.__,_,.;-...~. "Y1111- JIICJ ........ - · . . . . . 1a11r * - " aolaliued . . . , . . _ ., HAftor ........ lbay IIOp . . . . . . . . . . . kidt baft ,. Jlilli.IIMUCJEXTDOOR. YIV. . . . . lmll. ,.,.........,_...lluMtU.HFL Udthe 111m Wow~<~ • ......... willa IMIIrcclcpmUDalt. ID bet- calla- for lllill8cc. ~ ~i:e - - e r. . . ...._ , . . . . . . . . - ............... dale/" ,........_..•• • M ~~··""' •'re .........y.'' tile added, lllllloalhll --.~~~c~~e " I can bldlr wU H......_ W..l be 0111 allllllbl-" """* ... 'tlidl,._ _......_-. -· �Is ~ang~fic' Angley a 'c#sguised devil?! Bib&al quo<-&od 001 a bit of it re~na ~· or ~ xmoaolo wilh lilY sllbslance or rnodmooda7 011 !lis radio sbow, Wflllna ....... !! applkation, )WI 1 bw>dl or Bible- aboul bim, and orpoi.daa fidd ~ Editonnott:ThisistlwS«<ndilo bcatlna didlcs tike ·:You cloo't trips to utmd Allalq'• ''tninde . • Nries rkrlJu., "'ilh tht (/f«t• qf ha•e h ...a. haVe Jaw!" muda." lk dilcovered tl>al ~ pri/Mtimt trlitio<l on Amtricor. 17v -.cl "Whom fou .,.,.., Jesus, )'0<1 AnalcY .......,.. tbe crippled people • conuhenlf117t(/l«tsthtoji/ill<iilsqf ba"" all you need; wbm yoo ha"" he "eura" bcrordland, &od tllol & its writtt all{/ not nt<'UMrlfY l}o- Jaua. YGV the pown to tltor.: be hasn't IICfemtd Itt kepo ot ·.: q/Tht Spectni!IU «JiJoriol bomd. · conquer all the ckmoni or ·HeR!" a dls110« by AD&ky'stbup, "lbt ~ II'• purtly tmpty fire-and · Sinsina Men"- rourbi&aoons witll g As Ions u there hu been brim.ston~ oratory. As Sh~kespearc U 'l)tCUion• or SIO;nac.bd.u.rnin' 0 rclJsioo. there has also been put it. "sound and fury signifyina pltty on thdr raca fOnct .Omt or f rr liaious insanity. The two , nothing... D:ohl'• r~. -.ctually broo.ctu a Uofonunately, tetm to 10 1\and•lo• aip~ kid alo111 with lhtm, &od hand. Wbclher it's the Azttcf X-<ay ey<t W<r< told that All&ley would ...:rlrocina human bc!IIP to lhdr "'-t· All&l<~ .came lo ocmi· perfono a miradt lor the )'OUopter &ocb, o~ lht Span;m lnquisitloa natlonal.attcndon reccruly wbm be only If' lw. """ld .s:l11> a JJOOO huntina do..., ''bereticl" Ut e mad dop, or Allia lltyant dcddilla thW' il is her tacred mission in thb WOtkt 1 ol h .,__to -- - - ~ to save us aU from the homotaual • f b7 .Rid< Sqkow.,. !itw<t~W~~ Stl{/f Wrirn ...,.a,..,.. i ha•• 8 -----__... SACN!OQIIOUNin: - t..,...,.,.. ......... _ ....... -. . . .·..... ur.-.,-.....-., _ .,.....,..._..,_ -- -... t.., rN c . _~-..-... Preservation Committee still ha.r bors some hope by Dan Holder CflmiHd Editor The pouibility or k.cplna tht Maio Street Campus .. an underlflduate ccntc.r m•Y hav~ diminished Unce the f1rst meetina of (,hc Commiure lO Pcrserve tho Milo Sum CunPUI (CPMS), but somt eon«<siotu have been made by the adm!llistration. The Commitlft, made up of SU>dtnts~Jty, '*115 formed 10 procca th< plaoned split or UB compu~<~-,.it~uate aaivu.i ts &Oina North to tbe Amhtn1 ComptD, ~ea.;, lht Main Sl,... Campua to be transfonned inro a HWtb Scitntt> Caner 10 be Uled mcMtly by vaduate lludcnts. Mernbcn of the CPMC bclic•ed diu the Main Sum Campua is a <rUNI llnL bct'*etn the City of Buffalo &od tht Uni>ersily. Arter two mottinas. th<&roup llill bdicveo in til<: Campus' commumcnt tO the City, but afi<r a talk with University admmlmators. "they undtn· rand ~1er wh~t's aoina on" abou~ !he plann~ Health Sdcnca C<lllet, ae<ord1na to Voct PrcsldcnL for F1<1liUct Pl~tna John N~. One vio:tory for the CPMC mlillt come w.th the rottntoon or Millard FillmO<e ColleJO (MFC)-UB'• night division-on the l<nior campus. . Graduate Student and eommittcc mcmher Michael P ierce e.,talnc<l I hat aftr.r thr calk lase v.•et.k w1t.h University official$, ••we're uyina to have ar.. ranacmcnu midc to keq, MJUard.FUimo<C::?" Main Sum:; The removal or MFC to lbc Nonh Ca.mpw WOtJid cause 'u.ndut' baf'd... >hip to many pouplc,'' Pierce bdieva. The form..- University Council mnnbc:r Aid, Univc:rsicy basJ)Ointed a commitrnent the communhy-and Amber.._ is noo"T'btcoavcnicnt. " He oulthat atolara< number of MFC 11udcots rdy on public transporwioto to get lhtm to clus-a service not modi!y avtllabl< 01 Amherst . Uoloo S.l>stl,..• "Th< Comraht« is orpnJzed 10 brina the issues to til<: front," Pi<«< commmttcl. ..W~'rc tr)iD& IO naur~ OUt bow to JC1 grusroDC SUpport •• He also tifled local businascs, community IJl'OUps and th< SIOJ< Assembly as possible allies for tbe IJfOUp. There lJ "no cl<rh:llte ....... for tbe stan or Main Slrtct rchabillllloon. Neal remarked, but be pointed our that work on Foster Hall hu bc&un. Most or tbe other planned construction is still in an early dcsian stt.a<. althouah Neal noted Ihe admlnlstration hu li.J"itl dates for eomplotloo Of the archittctutcpllllnina or the new Health Scitnces (12 monthJ), the Den· tal School (U months), and lhc Medical School (18 mont'\•>· Praen~y. there Is no student union on tbe Amhtrst Clllipus, and Neal admitted thai tl>< planner• "don't koow )'<1 about for <:ampUl oraanizations." Wbcn renovation on Squ11e Hall h<Jins,lhtr may"" two campwcsud oo union~ .u.. l. craud <beep. - AnJ)ey ·uves , in a world of rampant paranoia and inloleron«-, a world or blo<k·and·wllite moral Vlllues,is wh= Oodevtl)'tbina i.t aood 11\d Devil bad llld dsethe in bctwten has 10 be saved for fu own &oocl He bctiti'CS tbaJ afnictloru such u bUn~ &od d<afocu arc caUied by evil spiriu, ........t Dltwia's th<ory or .-olution is "a Devil-wpind docuine... • His tckvisioo >how--lhown a 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. Suoda)'s oo Channd 29-is the c:1c>sqa thin& to <irllld Gui&nolthlt America hu tO offer. It's a si<tminc_.ade or 1 101 of old,crippkd rnd maladjusted people btin& milked and manipulated by a fast-talkina rcliJioua con-man who blinds the eye With • iot or thunder and dJiule to conceal the tack or depth in what he says. Analcy'.s -Knnoru art t<mpclluout, re.n~... babble-• ttcady stream of Jnvctdve. exhoru.tions. repealed phrases and bocaone the t01J<1 or StCft Dahl. tht pronrissory _,to /,_;./ o..., tit< .,.,ukk dcc}Oy from Olioqo's ltDt · J6 momhs. Sinee that· tunc. WLUP, who o«rly truhcd -"'akY Ill> bccom< tbe ....... f0< Co,.iJkey Part a ,rear aao ..;th bJs poupk as divnw u 0&1)' D<cb,lht "Disco Demolition Rally." Dahl, syndicat'ed TV columD"' from the •ho hua kcca K~U<of lheai>Rard, Ch.....,., Tnbtt,.,; Buffalo'• ow'u ca\l&llt AD&l<Y'uhow one ni&ht &od Jim Baker or lht Couri<r ~ ..-u altematdy dit~med &nd and Robin Wlnlatns. who does a convulsed with laughter "' wbot be brilliano Pltody ol AnaJey ...,.,., ..,. aol111 on. HIJ hilarity reached 1\cv, Emcstly Sinc01e.'' its peak when Ansley who tWms to AnaJ<y's TV lihow is a monument have .. x.ray C)'cs,•• Cured 11 man to <YtfY1hlna tha.t is bole 111cl sick who wu missllll a lcidney by and vicious In humanity. This week, tOuchloa him on tbc forehead and ·•mtrarulousty rc.crcatc.tr• lhc m a Mm10n ~1lled "h's Tunc to Sl4y The Goli:ihs," be adv"\\led kidney buick him. Dahl lhm ...,ed an all-ouo wbar amowau 1.0 opaa wlit'farc on umpai"' to att j:rncs1 Angley by ~-,.... ·- J~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!jf Bnng !IOU' frimds and well hauc p.J. BOTTOMS mst a spell on tlwm lo ...,.,., """' eue>'\1 wish. .9:00P.M. - Thurs. Fri. Sat. Oct.30 made' Pier« rcalkd thot last year Copen Hall adminlstsators ''com· mitmaK lD principk"to him, A)'ina IJW Squire wjll rootlnucto fWICiiotl u a student caner, uDall~. umll an Amhcnl f.lcilily 1$ Qllllptaed. Pierce oplaiDod that u rar. .. be laKw, lh<r• 'IOOiald liCC be • a ..st. Wllon oo lht Aa1bo:a <::ampua for at least .Vi to dihl ,.....,, aod arc ao • plans to bcaiA ra>OVlldna Squ.are for five t o - )'till. • Atalllid Sqvirc Hall. au:apua' ~ will i1ldJIIIe !he kYPina or He· rim111 Library, Townseod Hall, tht IP'~ auochcd 1.0 lht Ht81ob Sdcnca campltx. and aU or lhe.temporvy buildit\P. "'\01 CfttyOne 10<1th~ new aunptD u tbe bcalhilla in lht future., "Wt CIIUIOI afford 10 keep lh< Amherst ?u>Pus...,iu !00 u;paulvt," Pierce cllimcd. " We'll have to come back (to the MilD s.,_ Cunpua) In some )'<If$.'' H<Oddod, "if tbetodminlstratioo is honest, thty'll admit thll they made a .mlst.tkc.-(abollt Amherst). Tht Commbt« Ia stiii activdy tJ:Yina to insert ti)Otc laplll lmo tke p~aan. ~ ed SIOl mlllioo M.rn Street rCJionwon u m1:111bcn wi11 today Ia 10'7 ToWIUCII<I Hall, 11 l p.m. P ierce commerned, 1'1berc 11 a lot tbat coWd be c1ooe with Amh<m-1 undmtancttlw Wcsttn~ New Yort ...,.... a tDCII!al health OCDt<r. Wdi, the "Emc:rald Clt;y" has boeal cloillllllll for,.,_,.,.. POLISH STUOENT LEAGUE Ia having Ita aemt-annual MICe« oamNOYEM..BER .2nd, at 2 pnr On ~ Field autelde Elllcolt Tennla CouiU INTEREST!O MEMBERS SHOULD INQUI"E • ~ .. mc:o•ce:· they ate all juJt dlfftrau symptoau or lht ..... twisled dista5e. Atlod no" her• is tim more apparent thao rn l.h~ "minisuy" or~~ ........ Emw W. AD&ky. "God's man or lh• hout''-lht puday, occklcss failh-hcaler with tht lopsided toupee and a •oi~ that bleatt lik< a ATMEEllNG Oct. 31 Nou. 1 P.J ~ BOFI'OMS HALLOWEEN PARTIES D:ance Contest/Monster Mash/ Tombstone Twist/Bat Boogie "-'tches &ew. . . 75< P.J.BOTTOMS --- -.....- -FOOD- BDDZE- .COOlE .., ,...... _ _ ~_u... �I usr u.s taDDr OfiD IOIIJS IWPU WIRIS Will· ,Angley .. *- pcopk who do - .,...., lois rofiP>us <Z>ilvicOons: "Is tbcfe 0< anybody boldin& you down! It's time: to slay them all . •• Be a aood soldi<r. Tbe Bible tdls us that we're more tllao conquaors ,-tbroacb Jesus. . . AI a child of Clod today. you have nothina 10 fear a.nd notbina to worry Pat Raa~ ·and •JI.bbol LiMI Gmnziaia about. • . H< san me to help defm tile Devil for you, bccau~t I am an1nse:rumenc that Ood waniJ to use. We'll open our mouths: we'll lland up and march for Iesusl " AnaJey a1lo had this 10 IIY obout ~<theists: "We're not afraid of them; we're not afraid or their lies: ,__ ,.,.,_...._,. .... .................... Fw adt ldd,.. 6.y •'I,;.,.. • IIOtfVS IAFFU naEJT wre•re not afraid or anythina. bcca... we're standin& on the S&lllt nu ..... •.~......:.-will Nidi •••- sici<&S1CSUI. w..... the991mtow to brfoa in tho~e little lo>t lambs. 10 10 Oil! and &by the Oollatlu!'' aanr<o 9VIt' ....,.... . , . . 1 IE 'l'll'r&'l'<' - . .. ~nlkY in~ariably ends his r~ lti1I!OCUbYreachiaaouthis haodto 2 ,.,., .M t1w 0.,.._ ., the camera and tdlinl his viewen to . _• ..,_ -~ .... . .~ . place tbrir hiDd on his on the - - ._ - - - · t<l..osion screen. He claims that this is "a form or lay!na on or ~ ~~ hands-a •pedal method for • • • • • • • • • ~OHl\HCC • • • • • • • • • heallns tb< masses that Ood Hlmsdf &l"\to Analey. "The Bible FRIDA Y, sow,..,.,._,....._ ocr. 3Ut 0 0 ,......,, .. rua; If two pcoplt would 1111"'> oo - Wb<o tbc...,.....lft OfF. We - e any ooe lhlnl. •ouchlna hca<tu it u ~s llocbelur C!"IIIOd< iD JtWI be dooe ••• - So II>Oiha, A..,.st ud lbc llalfllo crusode last ""... lh• bcauriful liuk rtUtcled weet,ad-.eM~teYWrUiisbal c:hiJd apiM tho tde-wisica ...-.~ ~ lmllOilo the c:atDcns - e put hi• or bcf liule rcunled hiDd or a~ lAd n<ryonc: was as:ked on mine and let them receive • to malt< "a c:o...wll with Clod." 0 mlrade from Clod. 1bould mention that preu Ooce opin AD&Jey il dOGe. his photosraphcrs II thole crusades are Runky appear• on screen to tdl the strictly wrlKHm: it ~supposedly viewen to ~end In ash to belp Rev. ~urb• the people wllo Itt being Erend Ani)ey ' "win the lent iD this cured .) ,.---.._ lut and fmal hour. You mow, ll's "Oive what6m- tbe Holy Spirit JO hard for some people to lrust tells you to alve," uld Ani)ey. "If Clod with their finances. They trust he tells you to aJvc SIOOO, Ibm 1ive Him whh theineternal souls, but SIOOO. • • If fie says SSOO, then they don't feel that He will look out alve SSOO. . • If all you bave is for them fmancially. 1M Lord bas S~. then wave it In tlle air." What ptocniscd that He wiD 1upply all followed -wu the tawdry specude your needs ~~ to· His tidies or thou~andl peopk waviDg and alorY. . . And every sinJk money in the air u a sip or their dollar )OU send in is used to ,.;. faith, wbik ushers ltmed with 1011b."" ptaWc buckets moved lhrouab the nowd to rake it in. It WOI the fot:SI or many c:oll<aions that AD&J<; nan:, JOdi:~! The biJ money. tbouah- is in took up; be a1lo tapped "''ery pniOIIAI appearaoa:s, which is wby pnJOn iD tile room for a do~ lb AnaJcy takes hlJ "'miracle crul&de" pay for the cosu or rentinJ the ocross the United St~ These convention ce:ntu-and while on~ crusades prO\ide lht raw maseri&l dollar dot~n't seem lite "'U<h. it for his TV &bow, but the rtOIIy adds up to a quick llOOt- when people illttrtstiftg stuff ~s What happcn.s multiplied by the number 10ys roo< TASTE THE BEER THAT OUTSEllS AIL 'FHE OTHERSlN €ANADA: LABATfS. Cood news! ul»ns,Canada$ No. I sdling '-"r, k n0w imported to the US. So, now ilk casia' to try our l..aiMtts-"&nd undmtand the secret of itS popularit)l We think you1111iSOOVCT a ta= that$ crisp, dean llld naruraltnoly, the beer lhat QSIIeS as, sood as ·the CXIUJ\try It CIOI'IleS1rom. THlNK OF CANAD4 - THINK OF LABAlTS or in aucnc.tanee. o( Once the money-vubblns was over, Aniley beaan to point out people In the audience ("There's som<OIIC In the back row with eolitis. . . 1011100)1< jo the front row wilb colitis. . • maybe: yOu have c:olitb &nll.You don't· know it.") and calltll!ll'ui the...,. to be healed. Anai<Y claims lbll he bas cured ptOpk wilh everylbiJt& ~r and diabaes to spinal mcninaitis and heart tnKtbk-in lhon. cverythlna . _ the raisiD1 oftlle .and l 'm~onlytbeo because tllm'&ll"obebly -.e kind or law aaainat peopk clnlaioJ the oorpoa or rdati- to th<S< things. Ansley alJO cures the blind and dear by drfwioa out "the rout blind lAd deaf spirlu." ~~ part. however, if when be beat. the crippled and those COIIfmed 10 rroro ·•belt ftoclctt.oin.•.,..._ .,. _.,... an .,_ tile auditorium oow, and apodooUy ia tile Dmolicl toetioa," he Dooed, rUlola his lr1DL "Ia the or Jaw-Wtc ~It" 11 wu a lniiJ lurid "lillit-<~oua& or ~~o~me t - - · otupid ltl1llll<. - ~~~"~ina 10 tbeir -.tlod<hain wu.,.,. """'or,_ with. few of thna thuflllllta paiafuUy like it o( to the ...,.. Ute oome pWy .tlot !'rom N/tllt of tlw LiWnt D«<d. Havina been .,....., II tWO of til... crusades, let me mate it dear that Bme11 Anti<Y •cloeso 't heal llfl;rbod~n ltochttler • saw two of his aooos .,..,entinc a fat. crippled lady who wu beina draped 10 the ..... by bcf friend> from aoioa any funbcf, becauJ< &be <Oilldn't ...tl: Ill' tbcre by bendf; and we ttiJo kept an eye on the dozm or 10 horribly crippled or deJ~ pcopk Who sbOWed of ........ ldl ........, tbe ...... W1l)' as they ......_ We ....,. pmoauod by All&lcY'• lllbcn from ...,.-s aaUn&IAIOciooeiO ik ...... tlle c...-... BurTalo Con-'on In tbe end, thoooab. · Emese AD&Jey is no lauP!aa mut<t. He i$ spn:tldiooa bil spc:dol brand of rellpous ~ for his own mdl. He r......tcd his true c:Oiors • few months qo on his TV <how when he 11.11ed tllu tho" people who critklu hi• ministry ...,., not ./It to llvr. Clod Is aoina 10 punish them-1 don't l:noW how H~'s do it, ...,W He's a,._.. ""'-P -maybe He' cut&-off ..... """""'· pveoir thcin b<ai1l d&maae. meybe He.'U cripple tllem fot life . Ood btu those peopk. • . If IIIey can't priattbe IIIII~ !lien Liley lhotllda ' t be ollo<o<d to me." And just a few .....0. ..,• he dcli...-.d IOIIOlher ........., to thooe or us "who toll<' 11110 thalllini'trY 10 lau&haad make fun••• Ood wlll'ilntro;r J'O•·" So lftbc ~wdcle of tills atrics doern't ...,... an .Yrldly, it'J . the " - ,... ..... - nw w. MllillltJ. the' ... o( ~- �Reagan: the lesser of two evils by Plllll SaiHiry be did 1101 ban Dvwm from pubbc JJC!Iools. Unlite Jcny B<o...... ..no bold> hiab<r eduaulon In undiquiscd conrempc, Rnpn needed no one to tell him what the million or the unlvr,.ily IJ. He enacted &ood l<alJI.uioo, some or wl\kb, had hi> nam< not bcal auachtd to it, rould be_, u n-<n hl>eral. (Ob, and tbeo. stocked jdly beaM ia Unle bowls in bls anteroom in Somlmmto for Sp#do/re ~ ~""" (PNS)lbi• Is tilt scuon Wheo many inte:Uenuals are scuing ready ro vote their consciences apin. It's a fru country and thar is tbcir rlaJ>t, This tim< Andmoo b lbrir privilqed li&ll<tUII)'. H e is the ~an Tbom.u Of the EiaJ>ti<s. A VOte fl)l"''liocnu, the lona·time Socialist <~ndldate, ustd to b< a vote for d..,.,cy In a sinful world. Allc!<rson offen lbe . . , . chanc<; un· dtctabk, bu lmplllities Dn't< will be tested. Ia my elide or Oemocmie frienciJ and eolleogoes In Berkeley, 1 bave }'<I to nnd I slnJ)e POlitical scientist Who plan• to vote for CAner: t.bt consensus httt, amona lhoac wbo otherwise arell1y d i!fcr abow wdabty maucn of .&tate. is tbaa 011\cr is the moa. incompett.nt PreJ1dcnt of our timet. " Extremim" J.rc heard 10 say he has damaJ<Cl lbe nation. I am oot aolnaro ,o the Anderson route. I am a Democnt; it is hard 10 imapne my.ldf a R<-publkan. Bur I iotrnd to voce tor Reaaan with no quaJms. Htrc Ale .~Gmt reasons. ll may be hard fo r sornc •o 5Wallow. but Re-agan. when he was with w, really was a pret•Y aood aovcmor or Cahfornla. He chose •nd surrounded hHn«lf wilh h•ahl)l romptlent starr and adVIsers. Md h< mode ~ry good appolnrmrnu.. Somt of the$<: P"'Ple are SIHI with hin> . Now, in our Ntroine times. hiS D<lmtntstrauon seems. b) comparis.on wilt\ Bro"'n 's. prac.unlly vlsitor• to nnmch on while wailing. JerrY Brown au&!> I to ha•e • well-<tallttd c:afeterUI so that hd appoi:otmmu don't aarvc:.) simplicity <fiJturbs IOllle of my R-'• thouaht(ul co11e:a&ues-cbe:rt II no romplexlry in hlml But tllm, there wu none in Harry Trwruon either. Uke Truman. he is ndtber petty nor vindictive-~ Truman c!<ks..ed romplcxity. There is p>oc1 rcaso11 to s u - th., R....,. ....,uld do so tik...-IJ<. He did II well in callfomia. Re111an '• maniacal O~turmbuml/uthnr l""'4!e projeatd by caner's O.Or814ns may aWm all those lObo tDjoy bein& so llarmcd, but I doubc thai cvm Mosa>w ...,.. R....,. thai way. WhaleVcr du our Sovirt adversarln do or wa.nt, they wane a predk,able Ameria.n Prttlde:nt, nOt one who k isses and tben rants. Kumlin Amcricanoloaisu blow mouaJ> aboul the habits of American Pra«!mu to oow that it is better n ·m fo1 them lo have- an A.rnen"lan PrO<Ideno who is both resllC<'Itd and o1ur as to his courury's bauk smuegJc objectives in the wor1d. Aucustuuan . H~ did nat puJ the tUit undtt manlall.aw; The 1ntdl<aual ell- or Wh~ < Ho""' focdpr policy 10 the p1>1 four y..n (the produtl or M cGoVC{D1Sm whhout Award norfl1nations sought ,.. ~omUUUIJ\1 Committee thalred by Chri<lophcr Dnumor< o1 the Unlvcr>ity ArchNcs Itt> been appainoed to seek and accept recommtndations for nominatioos for th< o910-81 Cbancellof's Awar<h lor E>oc<llen<c In Ubrariamhtp. UB is d\iJble to l!~nd up to thrtc:. nominations 10 the Chancellor '1 Advisor) C ommitte-e- on Awards for E>oc<llmc:c In Libtariansbip in Albany by Mardt I . and library surr are waed to partinpaJe in Lhe pro&ram and send thdr recommendadons 10 Derumo1< In 420 Capen Hall u soon u possible. Rec:ommcndllians may also be sent 10 heads or the unit libraries. The Norninatina Commluee is .chedulcd to .smd 1u recommendations to the D;rector ol Unl•enhy Ubratlcs by Januory S. A skill in Ubrarlanship, b) ouutanclintl ~ to th< Unlvmity and to the prof...OOa. and University-wide Screcoina Commin« beaded by lkan, Sdlool or IAforruaioc and Library Sr•dlcs O<wa• , Bobirul:,i &ad rtpm<nled by lb< faculty, Jtudcnll aod Library •Iliff hu been appalnttd by the Direnor of Uni•<nity Lfbrarics. The commht« will sdK:~ up 10 1hr« libl"U'ims c) d<mOIISinttd sdtolarsbip ODd cootiaulaf profmional arowtll. The foculty, studcnu from amooa tllo5< nomin.utd wllldt ...u be fO<Wardtd to the Presidrnt by FcbtUII)' 11. T'hr foii;WlDI criteria baY"e been cotabfimtd lor ,.1cct.lon: -.l demonstrated H• "'tHitr wu • Plftl'f fJ00t1 QOWHifOI o/ ClilltomJ• " McGovern, with a dash or Btezczlruki) ha.! been no boon 10 them. The sua~~~• oscillations or mood and action In the Wltite Howe cau.ed them to miso:alallale-... in irudnttivt1y. L1ke Johruon and Nbcon before him, R - - u German• say, " 110 SlJkxt{otlu..-v.dcomt in cozy bomd of Af&l>anistan. Amcrkaru can takt no plcuure in lhr raa Lhat also among our aUies. world le11der.s hao; si<td up Jimmy caner tnd do no< rcspea him. Th<Y "an' an Amencan P«Sident "'hom they ...., rtSJ><CL Would they r<SpeCt Reapn more? I think they "ould. I >Wil«'' be. Joh.ru.on and NIKon wcu almo&l pathoJop;aJiy Kn.silivt abouc chis, and in lh~ t1'td lo<ktd 1hnnsdves In • While Howe SIOCUde. But Rcapn hu I veryJffcrcnt tnnpttammt; I S:usprct he tould · c tess """' Oco<,<IO"'Il and Edpno thmk that one reason lhty "'ouJd. 11 that hr would \Urround himsdf wtlh c.aptttcnccd leaders: that In forci&n and c!<fmse m•tcrs he would be dclib<ratdy bi-partisan; lbat ~ "'Uid addri!'SS 1\lnudf to our Oaurna dcf<ru<s; and thai ht would sla,nalto the -.ortd that, wilh VinnJID. now history. Atntrka i.s oow aovcl'll!l by tho.se ._,bo ha ..·t no &uiJt over pur mis'd<tdo, and wllo-aaina for beakhy ne-w n.adon:altim- lcnow th&J AtlnJ.tb abroad r~u.ires a stron& economy at hOme. O.Oraeto•n. No one owru a rancb 0\'U c:oul<f about h1m. Hc.- already .turvtvcd Bc"'nly Hills. I mi>lal<tnly voted lor Carrer m the 1976 pnmarie:s. 'A'hcn he-w» a PC tn a poke. I read hos Wlty Not th< fk:sl 7 I lhoupt lbOI a Dcmocr.u unlat:nted by rt'U'nt bklodldUnJ of moment of Rc:aaan'.s inausur-o.tion the the nauonal pany would ro.ore n 10 wnlty: I thought that '" Prcstdc:slUM: would draw a de~ slalt tn forci&n porK;. I was WfOOJ'" all th- a>n)<CtWCS. and on othcn too. If I had been a Geor&ian. I •ould ba"t' \no.,n bat a, carlln . Ragan '" no pic in a poLt: to Californ11lm he b a well .known quantity, This lime, to put it most mllc11y-why nOt the Hbtrals will l!qin to &Q aner him, almost better? II is, o( OOUfliiC, quite.- po~iblt thl\tlrom the SA holds mock elections Tbc Srlldtnt A»odction (SA) "ill be t.u:rtiR to S« how m.atJY A-IAIY boldin& an clmion coclay and fomorrow, voce."' and said ic will aor bC' used as~ any but un1ike wuaJ SA elections, you won•c ldnd of endorJf'I'M:Ot by SA.. b< Votir>& for Jtud<nl Ofl't<m. Ballot bo•<> """ be Open from II) a. m. For the rust tim< sin"< 1961. SA will 10 6 p.m. and will be located in Squire spoouor a mock dmion for rh< Hall's Ccnta Loun~c. Ill< Copen Hall Prdldency of the United Srarcs. SA Information Desk and the Student Oub in ' Pr<Sid<nt TlmShedftsl bell<vnrhisis "an , lh< Ellicou Complu. ~~SUDER" JOB" ~~ ~ WITH COLLEGE PRO™ PAINTERS LT •. , AN ORGANIZATION OF STllai!NTS RIINNING Tlli!JR OWN IWJgi!NTIAI. PAINTING 8ll81llii!B81!8. YIIY? YiHi'iw fil.liN PaACTICAL •ANAGBaiAL WOaKING BUI&IOCL WliiCII 18 QUAT POa Totfa aUUIIL AJn CAN B~ 14·1,. . . 1111 ftB 8IJIOD8 OP 'II •ow? AWLY' IIIOW, IO:ll POSITIONS .tcaoss N.Y. STATI, Af'PioiCA'IMM a c.III'Uft JIII'FHIIA1HII AU W.unlf41 , . ,.., u reca ~· PUCDDJn anu. 1•nu Cl A.PPI.' ar ec:T. " ,.. ield' 1st HALLOWEEN PARTY ~uri!,, Oct. 30 Fr n~s-for Best Costum & Ckl!tr ~ 75 cents - -~•rd Cid•l': 75leet;ats P~ with GARFfELDfs own 'HALLOWEEN' CAT check lis out open 1 P·'!!• to 4 •·"'· I 7 days 1J week 1459 Hertel Ave. Available at Cavage's �.}e d.ttorta . I ! One logical answer EfiOtla lo "ae-.e" the Main Sltee\ campus e.en ln U>e raoe of a >-: 1 "sprawllo>g" new lec:lllty In Amhefst ate not so Inane. In fact, the Use SCAT£ - ru-.tng benlnd them Is fairly lounchld. How-. a law ol the j mora rational and lmpo<tant aspects need to be highlighted. ro tit• Editor. 8 Without dlaputa, the Ideas ol a Unlverslly navlng orut enure campus aa a Haalth Sclenooa Center and another lor all other ~ lacullln Ia lmpresalva. Butlhflooal nas not yet bean realized and " progress toward It has been alow. h may be lime to review the pl ans. II appeara that administrators are going ahead wM the rnOWI > wllnoul really looking at reality. They are makin g people nervous talking about a complete move to Amherst when th~re are 41111 not adequate lacllltles there to nouse a University. They are making students, In particular, uncom lortable with the Idea of being shuffled to a campuo Where there is no activities center and, aa yet, no plana lor lis construction. Presently. yearo before the sclledulod snulfle out of Buffalo, students and lacully are showing concern. By tne lime tna tnO\Ie actually occurs-unless all problems are solved-there may be, 11 most, nyatetta, 11 least a comptelely fragmented, dlacoursgad lnStrtutlon Part of tne prOblem wltn the Pl&f1!leclshlftls the contradictions If spells out. As students ask wnere they'll lind the Amherst " Rat~ske ller" or ticket oft1ce, administrators talk ott he move uatng words like " complete .. As student groups currently hOused In Squire Hall wonder what the source of money for Its replacement will be, administrators speak of the Main Street union as a dantal taclllty. And In the faoe of aft tile apparent apace ohortogos, administrators explain thai some of Main Street's aubatantlal building• will bo fevoled. It's no wonder thai people uy they are worrjlld. Rlgnt now, tha central effort by tne Committee to Presef'le Main Street Should be t o stop any plans to level buildings on the old campus. Although tnat is alalod "for lhe future," 1lls not too early to begin talKing, especially tn the absence of any eoncrote discussion& on a aludent unio'l.....,___ . So far we've neard that sp~ed on the old campus to expano tM taCIIIt18S ts rationale for leveling some buildings But Without any designs tor student space on tne new campus, the only snllt that snould occur Is Jn from Squire to HaHi man. Preservauon commlllee members should point out that using Hamman as a student un1on In IM absence of space on tnt Amherll Campus 1S a VIAble a1te'"at1ve. Talk of tearing 11 oown, wn.te at tM same time ev1cling groups from Squire 1S ridiculous Tile concern tllattnere may at110me point be " two campuses and no un ion" IS completely lounded and, unfortunately, we·re not secu1e wltn tne "commitment In principle" graduate GtYdont Michael Ple1ce says he received hom administration WorOa are so easily lorgo11en and principles so easy to brea~. And the assuraneo tt1at Squire will conlinue " unaltered" until an AmhOr3t laolffty Is completed Is questionable In view of the plana th81axfll. The whole sniff 10 the Amherst has been dfaconcertlng to students Who are called between campuses from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. It has been diSheartening to faculty with cramped office space and "out of tne way" classrooms. It's generally been bad on tne sphll of tne Institution and contusing to the "outs1de" world. But no one claimed shilling a University would be easy. we·re not gOlng to sa y tllat e campus which took years of effort and money 10 build will eventually be obsolete; we're not even going to argue tnat It was all a mistake. But we'll snake our heads and say that the decisions naven'l all made sense. Preserving part of tM Ma~n Street Campus now seems to be the only logical answer to some very comPlex problems. Ji t@t~CI'uno styte.L iha.se C041aagtJes are wiHtng to conauh with You on._ 41 t~ls lime. I would li~o to t~""' oil SCA TE portlc;lponts. on behalf ol tne 'SCA TE Commit IH. lo1 portlclpallf1111n SCATE lasl year. Your portlalpollon 11 highly commendal* and an lndlca11on of )'OUI oon1mflmtnt to teaC.Illng.. The SA, however, would f'lope lhOt tn.e ptocess ol ovoluaHon does not ena here. We feel that you' evaluation results should be 1.1ted as 1 tool tor fmprovement. 111 otner wotd~t we encourage you to apply this data to your ctas.toom Firstly. we wov'Cf ~ot.uaoe you 10 constdti tnose evatuatJoos as a lorm ot comtnuniCitiO'\ betwoen lludontt and tQ.CherS: In otrwtr w~M. the evaluauon restJIIS snouto tell you 50mt1htng about you are pwcei\ted lft the claNroorn tt you keep t"ll m truno. YOU can continue tD ness your ttlc,.tng by diKUSSfllQ Wltfl your stuoents 1~ elfec:Uwtf\4164 ol yovr te&eh~ng FurUwtfmote. tMs semea~er we are oltoung a helpful setv•c• lhoat you may ••~• 1d•1n11ge or We ,,.,. forrpeo an ll'ls.Hucuonat DevetOJ)ment Panel. The p1net con51115 ol twelve faculty memDtfl whO are CJt<hC411e<f to erfective te.ac-hino ano ftspoeteo around the Unlversuy. J:Aoreovltf, I he people represent 1 var!uly ot "'w conHdentlat basis about the reaulta of your SCATE .survey. The5e cotleague-1 w ill be wllhng to i1501S tho shtJaUonl help you lntatpro1 tht ,.oultS:"cllacuas ' ' " ' of pos~ible oonUnully end of cn•nge. Tne co('lwetaatlons- are contlderHial, and whlchevet panel member you Choose to consul I would agr10 nevtfr to be 1nv<olved In Your tenure ot pfomotlon Plocetoall"!gs.. We urge you to use this COIItQial oarvlca. We wish lo create a generllltmospnert of fncreas.od atto.ntton 1o lelc:hlngl In taoutty thougnt and In facultv converuHons. Bes•oes. you may I lAO 11\o paneltst to be an intersung coueagut FUtlheffTtOf-. rou mar be lntl!feSted to ltnow th~l plan• att dewetoping 10 n~ tfteclwe te•ctlinQ rec.ogrnud "' tne new ,..,, fiJ&e process.. Ago•~. lllan~ you orery much and 11 you need any hmhef tntMrnatlon ' " ' free to contact tne •t ,,.., Student AssoctatkHl Otrice ~ I wcwto aJso aPQ•ectat.e tany suggestions rou may have and Oh!t~so let ~ow now thli setvlce •"'''' 'r'OV. Loure ) Shfpuo Ol,.ctot SA Ac•ct•nt~ Allatrs Vote Just lor fun, go out and vote In the Student Association's (SA) moek election. You don't have to be registered, just willing to fill out a ballot and drop II In a box. Tne mock election will not count to ward any endoreemonta, but has been organized to show Who UB students favor for the Presidency. If also marks an ettort by SA to sponsor an event purely lo1 the University's ardoyment. So, be pan of a llpreaentallvo sample. Vote today and tomorrow . jYSt for tun; and TueSday, for real. Moneglole Ed1101 Jooepn Simon J....,.Sealy ._ ........ o..,..... . . .......... DllriHoldof ~ ............. OonnloCiorio H -1..... .. .... "-ZinQolt .............. lltlhO-JcJ ~ • • , •. . ••• ,., . .• •. (d A.~•ITII' ........... . ; •.•• ..- ••• vaCII\1 Jol1n L.epJono City •• ,. • • , • • • • •• , lt.vellmmon• CoM~ • • •••••• AobeftCLBaan • •••.••••••• ~&ernatetn ......... . ..... .. ...... 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S~tree the bus•• rutn on 10 C~mfHII Rolrd or r-o rlmn, ort ""''' 10 Sq•ln Hl/1, I r1o nor IH •rrr oost•CIH to preN~tt W-*-'lay, 21 October 1810 Edltor.....ctlfef M•-hoo Edilor ~ , Corr$1derfna the t•otora th•t t n1ve /ilff mentioned, f WOUld rnen like to pto«~td tmfl propolt th•lollowlng the lollowlng letter Ia • propoaal for the Cletnenl •too. ""';ell "'"' Mnl to RaGe< McGill. Allor many weeks ot reH•rcfting ttudenta neec:ta. wants 8fld Ol)lnlono 1~'- io thO ropresentollon thol I ~>Ave e<>ncliiCMd. THE SPECTI\UM Vol. 31, No. 28 - Resume bus srop To lhl Editor: In,,. Allfl<ls-11 diS<O•-rll/101 1M 8/u. Bltrl bUooo no lon~r llopped behind Plomltllr HoH or tho Mofn Slr..t C.mp<l$.11 yov ..col/, fIlion COMIC!od I'<>U otrd lnqtJJIH about the atop• remov11. SJnc. tlttn 1 hMV. wrlflon o lei/or to Tt>e Sp~~<:trum (tOI!IfiO} I hovo beWr /nrONie-lor on orrlclo on rho bUI&o, Spaclrum 10117 · 1trt1 ooo,.,.t-y, I hove boon worlllng WI!/I Mory Slocum. M• ry h•s colt.criHi aJgnl1ure• on perltlons whiCh J heN .,ck>1ed, and nu bHn In COnllct wfth you numi£0/JI (lm••· I, 111 the int-i ol arudortl,l, t ..lthor 1111 Cttmem 11op • o - • •IIY lo •rudanro. rr iarvlcoo 111.,_,,, olld '-l/ty U ...u. flrarly, rho atop,..,.... ot 0 llloty -1111ott lor Aloin SttMt t/olffl •Mt.m• rrow.~~rw .,,., rHtt.lr _,,.,_ Aml>enr t/olffl _ ,1 • • ,..~~, lor • ~ " " " - . C<>mrrwlor .,_,,. •rr<t ,.,.Illy lowlry .,.,., 011 1/lor otop Ill« 11o.wllng """~"" -to IHINO (CMclr The •• - s-""" OC1-11W to HtVa oll..,.mtwt . , _ , ... (/1- lit/>o ..,. vu~nrrr. - 1 f t tiro Noi,..S.tloy ,._,be UPOfl UO, W/Jiofr 8orl-fher C«frrf/JOIIO .. #nply f!ltJiotr:ft. rho otop. olo/1 1/mo!L ••'-llllfl n - (or ,,. c~~om.,, A¥""""· t'IOk.fJ life IICOII"fiJtt/fm pt0b,.f1t of S.ilet A~t, '"tl furtnermor., Js f:OmPI't•b'• to the Pft'lkwl atop. If 1 )'OU IIOI!f th•l 8 ° (t0 IM'*Ifttl" tlflf'J tMIJI&, Which Will •n•tJie tf'le bua•• ro pull o¥tr, •liowlng other •utomool•s to,.,. on thtltlt, or OR 3. All daytime bus•-J, tllilellnq to Olltfendorl Anne.t will &rop on Ctomont Rood behind C/omont Hall /lht .same stop •I suggeJtfld In nurnbflr 1~ TIIIJ• '"' " " " ' will Ill«! p r - tlown Clllmenr flood ro 1/le 1iop sign ot rile cor- of Mlc/lo., flooO. fuming ,., onr11n1111 11g~t 01110 BoJIIy A..,w, ond OIIWOrd (O Olelontlorl (ue df•JII• mA I WOfJid Jb /0 C.le/111/y COMirlet 1/lo postl""' r'f!PIICI ,,. C4omonr Buo Sroo Will /low 011 the .,rlr• Unlver.rr,. Ut us otop lor • m.,..,.. olld COIJJirHrllle purpou lot tho Blu. IJird U!V1c111f1 un-.1"1 <;Ommvn/ly, , . , . . _ , , th., ..,. anrl oourr<t rltfOU9/tour I>Oirt Cllfi!PIIttt. ond , _ r l tM Ch!m11111 slop,.~..,,. juar r»r. ou...., r'"' D•wn ' ' "'"''· Olr«tor Srudtnl Alla lra �feedback A University showcase for thourhtful writinr Why water is going to flow downhill? by Cheri•• L Bleclt Jr. Storlrf1J1 Prole1sor ol Law, Y•'• aometnlng calleo the Pre.sfdent•a ··record" ta utaatropnk:. aor-mal, disastrcxn. anCiao on thtouon a theuurut Ustlng of bad-mouth adjectivea. Yet when 1 Thll tule mua1aound tlrango 10 the ear. Four, elgl\11 twervp. sixteen or twenty years ago It would havt soemod to promise taooureo exptanaUon of till Obvlouo; ''Why Willi< II Going to Flow Downhill.'' 6111 on all h1nde Oflt •• htatlng ttl•t watef. thlt yeer, It I fltld II uoually dlt&Otvos Into just that-eaattttlon. The Ptosldent has " mishandled" the tlo5t•oe c:rlsla- bul ftiiiY ou;M lo Uow uphill Instead. 1 belleva the -urdiiY In 1>01111.,_ II ao grnl as IM ab5u~ In hycltaullca My gu.sa Is tnar tno ptopoaal Is appealing lutl -•uN II ombodia an . . . . . . , ShllP poraao.. In jutt tnla yaar 1810, Wny -.11y lhla yell'? BeaiUM the llfpuUcan pany. In 111 ~·c. of nom•nee ar.c~ "' h s pt.atfonn, has juat - J- laJad llaell, ptobably tor a long tuun and oerono all QUNiioll lor no"· •• PattY ot tne tar 1\ght. !hero 11 ptolound loanlngo In IIWI lac< that tho grnt llt>erat f!o9ubhcon So<lalor, Jo•llo. po"II>4Y tno moll IUthenttc IMno heir /)f U~f\ with aU tM powcw •-"" presllge c'tllod by a klog. dittfngu1SI'ted c-arMr, couldtt'l even w1n 1 Republlcen prfmary in New Yo~ Stala. He loot to 1 ilttlo-l<oown condi<Jflo ol tne tor right. That aums up the AepubUcan pany of 1i80. The RopubRcon notional ptollorm opoal<s tor ttoett. But 11 11 ponlblo thai oome younger -pie will no\ rtlllte wnat It lltd by tilt ,__..,lng orlctorv ot pr1maltu atound tM n11fon, and at thtt Rep1.1bUcan COflVetl\lon In Oetflot. I weH ...-nember that 1s tong ago •• 1ge;a thl1 man'a name wet beJng m-.ntloned -..stful!y Dy a lewr RepU~Icana of ttte tar f"'ght, to Whom ......, Nl¥on -.mad lmtu!llclently Imbued with tl>tlr tHa. Boloro and 11nce t868, RMQM nu otood lotth u 1 • - lnd o - ,_.. lho aymbol ot rigllt·wlng Republlcanftm. Tlto l!onliy!f,g ~· has made on 1 rJinQI ot toolca !"<Ill ~· ao dltllng..IShed lrom •' New VCK" peopte'') wwe not m...-. easo•• tJvuata of ~tna&oup -c~ ,,.~ if thoe eaunce of the potltlcal thinking that haa m1111\ad hla - - · Tltey - e ouclly wna\ OndOOiad him IO those Who have ilfought nlm ntor powtt. Uborale may not knoW wna.t tney ore clolng, b<Jt tho p-IG wlto groomed and nunurad Reagan, and who have '-ken over tho Repullcan party w-. In t~ra nam•1 ~ave known and SUII know WHy well what they oro doing. Thay 1ro not tortOrlng themselves wfth aollloqulll ot do<lbt, avantultlng in acUon dlr~ty ho1tlle to tt>&lr o wn f!Yrported limo. They"" Olforing '"' all tho goals of O.o tor right. •II& o skiM one dlriCIId.- one """ld t>rlng oneself 10 llfWY, 1111 - • nol tor wnat goal wttn 11. ot oourao one """'' traat •• utlertJI ,..gHQible tha loet t hat Ronald Aaogan, tho hero and cltlol ~n olthoH people lo ,_toning it til oown 1 btt, ogalnl1 tlleloratTUMdy tn NOVO<nbet. Tlto_..ol NMt Yor'k. ~.. now, at• ••teal peopfe.. altef _alt no one ptaya tan act ot 1>411~ that I should .,.. . lho<>gftt •CI!fld hava oolt.d out protest from 111 retlglovt paoplojt~ll HIIW Yen Clty wilt not De "l>lllad out.• Ono oottona up a llttlo toward '"" buge reaJny ol ClllnL One' • "IU c:uf" 0111 ~aguer end ~~IJ.If ai)CI amallet and omalle<. Ono oeaooo to tall< about tha accoptabtlty ol "blnkruptoV'' tor a corporation !'hOot golng 10 the ,.an would hove caulad mualvo unemployment to aptlld tnr0<1gn tne economy. One encodes lOme parro ol thl menage-like tho praloo lor tot •u thlnge) "Siatoo' Rlghto," In (ol all pl..,.., Pnlladelph~ Mlaot-o\ppl. And ao on. llut II lo luM lmpontble ·to l>llteoo that reuor1obty lnto lllgont people could De tal<tlrl In oy dolngo and Nylnoa ao , , . , _ ,, Ono througll them aaelly, to llle lilt ol lho uti--and to the - o people l>elllod 111m end Olound ~lin\.) Stnco lltllltllle Repojbllcanlam olt!IIIO, t10W 00<11dll be thlll ~ darlnp to call ot.oo11 a "'il>oral" could lllinll ol \OOII.ng ~lean? II\ 11152? Suro, ~ waa. att•r eU. 1M nomfn" of the '"Ub4Hal Republtc:onlom"-not (hert altogether, an .,.,.,_..., 1n t810, 11188 IIICI 1872? - · not roohy, ""' on tilt other ltMd ,.,.,. waa-umll , , . . _ calM-a cenatn emt>lgulty _ , , "\J(on-tlle ambiguity, I*MII"• ol omplt-•-•od one at il.neol of "''!' lliiir 1M Raooanltaa didn't 11111 n""...., m~· But ho¥f on Hrlh m'~ · Tho anii'Wor one mool commonly o«o Ia tho.t rood a ny oltlla printed pikes In whiCII thla aaaertlon 11 lull now? And what In tha wond would you have clone. In rhlt lmpoaslblo solutlon, oroatod by an evil wl hlvt no powor to ctuch? Carter ia too beUioose. and oot belliCose enough-&omolmeo In lilt oplnto.. ol tho same P'ef.On. Clttet's econom~ poth~~ hatte not oeen •• aucc.eaafut ..~ who'• ever nai PreaJir been . _ l ui"? Now I am ...,., lor from undert&lllng the delanao ot ...ry~nlng lnt P<-nl hu done-0< 1111 s ino ol om.laaJon. /ir.a one knows-nothings o1 mac.1~:a,. 1M lrtn lo undllr$toncl ..,.,. ol 1/10 roollty of joOtooanou,l hove hiMI ONj> ciOUbto obOUt tho bltono. point Choaen 1<1 lilt recent antlolnllatioll policy, Action on betlalt ol blool< people tstfot llkely,ll-, to oull<o ma •• l>elntl onougl\. But I you to co.Side• •ll!lthtr tho lOdQomont lhA\ the Pree1dent hal anHQee'-1IYOJ uniquely poor, a "'""* catattoP'lltlliiY poor, .. record" 1s not tuat en agrHO-on mylt,-tometh1ng one aaye bec.eUM one "'''d eomoDodfitlM uy It, and ao on up or down to whatevet pr••tleet"4 Of anollymou._ ~-•,..• o, ¥6nOI'nOU' »>Urcea th«e may be.. Yo.~ cen tn1 I hiS 04J1 A thy for youtoell, Wow c1o you validate thO JuciQemenl-t! ,.,., hokl and •lllP'•d H-lhAI- M r. C.n.., I& a •'dfuaHW,., "ona of Ihe worat ol our PrHJdent•:· and a~ \til .-at ot 117 1am ..-od to..,. tNs ques~lon - l f y becauao t. · - a n o t h e r such caM. AQ&In. yaung .,_to moy wRI recall that, In 1\ardly bel,_.. 11. bdl - · my Mfl'f 1t4 thlt was euctJy the: r~ wr.oom aoou1 Trvman. Tlto llling politically CfiJe people soldro one eno\Ptet a\ patties was that hjs adminrsttalion wu an uu., d1autlt. the worst ever. al'\d tl\1\ tiM country atoocJ In ~t~-ame at home and amonQ the n1Uons. )vat btealiN ot nun. 1won<Sor ,_..,,. people \Mugn that~ 01 coura.a thla parallel doeS not prove an}'trUilQ about tha quality of Mr. Cart .... s admlnlllrorlon. But ll <1001 ouggost tnot just such globll fudooments about ll\1 whol• of o Pfestdent'a •er-.ord. Ulltw&d by pef&onl who In' fact noltrter know vary much abOut thlll tecorcJ evatueUng it, can tesull from hs merely belng tM ..done rhln-g" to ahaka one·a hi-eland 1\0f have any means ot det>tore wnat o<WI hoaro ••orybody o<sa ~piO(Ing lo Ihis what hal ha_,ed to yO!J? II eo. talle o , _ iool<. I tnlnlt What yoU'll tlnd II a n ~llrll ~ mark.ed by few bf&INI!ll k10()811,SiM~ •r'let WN \bt tut ono thl.t t>oasted many? You'll tlnd on lldmi<>lltrotiol\ 1 thin!<, that has 1 QOOCI many loRutOo, .... ..,..ld anything &!.., naVe 111011 aolcl ol any ICirflilltolfOIIon? Vou'll lind \he P I - t -.toll'! ''"ad'"' Congreaa as N.s4tr u one wouto na~• wllned; how m1n1 Pfeskjent have? Many probttma tn their na1urt l ntrKtab'e ha~• been 5tru_ggteo agalnsl ln •l lln Bu1 I 1ubmit thll ,.,..·u nod a period ol tour years 0 1 ~n..t alt~n~pt, reasonably socCHSful, 10 lead '"' ccwntry along libllal llnu. II you are a rtghtllt, ol courat thle wouto not lead you to "Vole Democratic-but lhln you were golr"g lo vote republtcan anyway, beCause ·you, at lent, t no,oughl~ Underllond What 11 at etake. But II you are a IIberti, I aM how the ''recon:S" ot Mt. O&ne,•s aclmanlatratk>n. tooked •• treshJy, c:oulct fod you. In cannot 1B, the yaar the RII9Ubtican Pl!rtY ~me the parw ot tho ta• rlg~t. to vote Aepub4lean and ao turn tho Jillion over ot tile lar rlg!tt. t ._. . tilled tho laaue as PA"'f'lfli&lnat.pany rather ttwtn • • man-against-man, DeUua t tnlnl!. \"Amertc•n o.oplt t~: aed con1tant1y to , a mlnd , _ , . . that tho two American /Mftlos now lllnd quRI cloarlylor t - al\arlll't different aotl ol pol~ leal dMl- Tlto Olnloctotlc party has aokl OQOdbvo to no , _tt0n1111oo: Strom Tltutmon<l Ia 1 Repojbltcan. Tha Republica n PIIIY has rlduold 111 llblralt to po-oo•n•u· We now act...,ty hove. 11 ma11Y ol uo ha•• longed to ha... two rool partial. Tho cllolco ~- '11!1cll Is ot tatoi\JI moaning. II Aoopon tokoa tha P-ldency, tho""",.. VIti rt;r;.wr~ INane~ will bl tUrned OYO! to the ~btlcan party • • thO! parr• It -- IW.y. That huoe executive bfanch will be wodci"' w'th the rtghVIt ReC)ttblicel'l ~ress eon:ponon11 In Congre.sa. The great veto power will be wteiCJftd In the tnten.etl ot tne R41PUb4fc.en rlght. And a law p.rofeasor must lOCI l lhat '"Y appolntmonts. not only to the Suptome Court. btU to lht wt~ota ht<Utral Jualclary, wUf be macte on the advieti •nd •~ the Interest of the RePtJbllolin rlghL How can a IIWal laug" that oJf? it'lere are. Uva Supreme Court Juauces now tn their uveiiOS. two In tl\lh mte~Git lilrlleL ThO I'OUnQISI l""Qtl. ~eMQullt. II ~ a ,..table f'tohtia• a lacttMt UnciO¥H tne odda.. There.,.. PltntY ol young •igntlst Jan~Dr""' orouncl, • quautlod'' '" ......, objecll. . son... 10""" tnho Court tor to ""' lio"' lor a _.uon. n enougtt'vac.ndea ocw•. d wolf they may. Mel tho tow. ladera! jl.cltclary I• ot .,,_..,..meaning Ol1d- too. A ~blle&n rli!l'llst Juotlc:e Dopanment Witt De oorng 11s blot to 1111 t DtK~a. Ill IH•tenutted will\ ' 'gttt..w•no Jvdgol:l... The ~le1n control ot tr,e Ae49an ht.C11on ~ lhla. and ••e ru.~ng thetr l'l.ano5. tn.y onry hope you tl"'tnlil. *On., otll lntlmo. One must add lnat blUe conatlntl~ ~ In Con.gre.as to eul do~rt tfl.e jurllodlct\on. or~glnat at\d o,ppotota o l 111<1 Suprema Co<Jrt • nd to- lado!al c::outtt. In feQttd to cetlaln caa.e• Cbncomlnoo human rl"~'' FOf o,-,. ot Aoaoe.n·• men. So<lala< l<efms or North Carolina, tut YM< hot tho Senate to taltt on to another bW • ridot I hal woukl hl¥e ®N away llfOOethe' Wilh fe.Hra~ JUdlc:iMl' pow.,- to OGal with ·~voluntary.. .scnool Pf•YOf~ C.r1er. et cons.'-6bto political pride, gor Ilia people to IObOy tnJs rtar oU the tHu. '"" twovgt'lt .OOUI na _ . . _ , Carter would conalnty . .to aii iUCtl b<H1 fltog.,. """fd be Wl ltiflll*llll pen In h - to OJQI\ OUCII 1 biD at a ceremony Witb S.O.tor H•tm• m pr~ ett~nce. ~ how man)! numan rfOI\tt al;.OfKia woukJ De 10 tteated , '" a gcwernment WhoM tone waa Nt by IN Rep\lblu;an f~ght. l'h• lua resort ot those ,.ltbera1a·· who (tOt wh.at ra.on I oueu noU .$8\lffi reany to want to ~ole AoP\Iblfc•, Is often to aay. after •H. rout rNtl 1t n'1 very long, 1r ttuouoh ml-5fortune you h••etooat on food alamp&, and th-e fOOd·stamp program 11 aklmped, tour yuarals a lono time. Rei.gan ..seemt to be u;1n9 the el, Is etready c•ean enoogh (though I read ''unMallhy" now and then in tha New Haven a.sHsament) enc:J \1\e --.rrw••· e11.., Republican rlght rool<s on ,..,. . concomed with tna enw1tonmen1 IS mere twsybod'OS. ho,..llte;~ CKI \M pr01id llan"-s of '"iodu$lry'*; will tou' yo.,. ol • uth .....oers.Mp" prOduce no •rr~ble d~tge to the onv.ronment7 Reaoatt himse1t ttaa «»ended lht 10oa of _ ..,.lng energy. &J t>erng vaglf<lly -Amortcon, doeS thO Pf""""l oltOaJIOtl I<> tho Petalan Gull evggast thlt wt U n tallte lout YNfl OUIIO •"-r eflect•• Oft that? No. u tne country geoetaJiy, and a.s to tno IJOOI most npec;taJty. tcx;r YNA COU)O be yean ot Wf*lttevatMe OI.N tle, . Nor 11e polfltc.at utmas an that easlt) reversible. A rlght·W'Ing Repubiiun CApture of th~ au-euttve bfanctt would furntsh 1 powet-ba.Se tor the tutute. onw tMt could mako ru~mptlon ol the liberal tnttfPfl$0 vCKy ttatd lnoeed. The far rigllt wcwld be ttylng, turelv. to do that• .1\ ft:Hlent ' 'rellglpua" wrltief In The Ntw 'r'Of• ffm•~ has .said, In hiOh eamestn~ lf\Al "Vberellam"ll a arn:• t1 wQMftf" wno ne's 'floting for.) And. aa I have shown. the fudt<Hary oouto De Quire hrevmlbly eh•nged, for ma.n~ ~ears to come No, PQiittca is no m • _ttltf tot t"Jing pa11c:iox. Common _ .. Is tne JTIOin tiling wanted. 11'0 VlfY tiiTIPII IIIIa yoar. l l - oll•ro thO -OS anG "'"""'" ol lho Aapvbub41car\l\oh~ vote Aapvb41con. 11 ,.,., -ty ere al•beral. then vote lor tho c:.ndldlto end party, tha i """· In IO lmporlect world, lmporliCIIy but oulto cl•actlnctty try to embodY • - IdeaS. Ancl Oon'lllt lnYbodY llfk to yoU oboul tlbln!Allm'a being • out" thla ye111, not quito In 1ty,._ Tho...,., cor• or llnw1can h-.III<Tt Ia untltlng conc11n tO< tho unlottunat-. Tlto injunction to ftold rut to juat thlt concem aeem.s to~ o f us to""" comt hOtn 1 'tflf"1 ~tvn pftot:e • pi- whora la1hlon hU nothing o.t all to aay. Rep~lntld by pomllulon, Yale DotiJ HrtWO. ....____.- ...--------·--··· . --. _ .... �. ,.-----------, :feedback ..•• ~.sm..._ I 1 I 1 Head First : Hair Stylists I I I 386 Kenmore Ave. I ,., El!lll•"'ood} I : ,, ...... C.t . . . Dry : I I I 1 _.,$8" r.u ~_,._ , .... ..._z,,. - 83S.tl39 - ~!111-------· ' CABt•B t UA&A• t A.D.BSOK Political l'orum .~ ,-- .t•~ ~- ~ _.,no ilaJ wltll ~ UDIIIBDUI ' ( , w...t tO lOLJ.OW ' .\ . .JHMat&tiYN ~- M\ll U till I ,utt. wUI ~--- ..---SCHOLARSHIPS.._----... -AVAILABlE FOR STUDY IN JAPAN! International Christian University, Tokyo is offering the followil)g scholatships for SUNY/Buffalo undergraduate.studenrs: \ Two (21 Schola;shfps for the academic year (1981.a2) Two (2) Scholarships for the Intensive Summer Japanese Program from !uly to mid-Au,11ust. 1981 Sc;holarships honor tuiUon and waive some fees Transportation, room, board and other personal expenses wiU be orne by the participating students. ormitory or off-campus housina facilities are available and .c:servations will be arranged. ' For :;cmplete 1nformation, contact: · . Prof. Talulko Michll · Japanese Lanauaae &.Culture Programs Council on l ntern~tional Studies . 118 Richmond Quad (f!Ucott Complet() Ph~.~7.5· • (Wednesda)'s,:jiF~i/n. - 1 p.m.) ' .MONDAY, D£CtMIE.R 1 , 1~ APPLICATIONS BEING ACCE~ F,OR THE DIRECTORSHIP OF SUNYABI$uC PROGRAMA DE ESTUD/OS HISPANICOS IN SALAMANCA, SPAJN ~mmer, 1981 . QUAUFICATIONS: Fluency In Spanish, ifxperlence In' elth{lr Spsln or Latin Amarlca -candida tea, fo( 1he.. directorship should subml( a cu"en~ curriculum vitae end • des,crlptlon of two possible. COUr3eS wh(ch 'they might teach to: l Dr. Allert L. IIJobMia Council on ............... StudiH Rlcl-.d a..d.IUNYl8uft• ~N.Y.14111 As on illne<a1lt,mecldle< In otl* people'a allolra,l am urged to ..Y thi$ to my !allow aludento. 5onll peoplo complain oeeause they nave no enol~ 1n thlt election. O!>olce. u we know deP'On<IS on lroe<lom, and those choice$ are limited as we co~o be drlv,n, from ftont and behind. down Soi:laU•m Lane. The main phllooophj£al dlflerence betw.._, the two perlleelletln the part theA:ovem~nt ta to play: Otmocrellt1tPtnd govemmenf, Republicans eutb ll. Sclentlttt aay thet lor eoch pound ol lat we carry 200 mllaa ol extra·\ capllfarres. In govetnment, etch extra.. arm of Its enta.~led bOdy requires even more •stonomket amovnl$ ot Us. red jutces: tape. ~inc» fs often descft'bed at a contlnvoua cytce of expansiOn and contraction, each In Itt Pt'GC:* aeason ond time. It Is ob'riou$ whtcft cour" ~rnnHHtt 0119Uid now take. J.. problem with growing up 11 tftat thlngl ellen gel too aotablilhtiO, too stable to change. StogMn!:lght ' - al>ettotWw!. A c:lllld, among other c:lllld,.., a an lrT>PJ>"II*IIme kMOlng a hat on 1\lonMd, lila lwoya ~- away with laughter. What wt1 need now Is a give us auwlnd that will sweep through Amarlu. trlll aarM apJrit of irreverence. RNO*-" It etrrrlng that spirit, I believe. • T ' ./ l'rldaJ, Oct. Bl1t at 4 pm Woldman theatre (Aahertt) One fo r Reagan To tile Editor. JoMR. ini-oJ- View - . ~pottery -jewel~ .... .fiber$ ,.. glass ~alle~ kol.\r..s: W•t·6 1\ f Fr\ 11· 6 i\. 11iq S.t. 10·5 $ _,.. (' �i. - - - - ----.. . WNY ripens as a great grape growing capital �From grapes to ·the bottle: !.---------------------.---------~ creati~g wine-from the vine ~.. __Black Student Union . ~ by Joha Laplaaa MO""filll Editor St!Nl ' I A B - JS6 &r•ire Hall - 831-5421 ~ prt!t(."l\tl ' KWAMETOURE /ormerl~ A r~~&&edy dalmarion slouched by an empty newspaper ~. in fronr or Gaylord's Sponin• Ooods store. Oo'Wn 1he road a beai· Uj) 1964 Chevrolet was.1urning io10 1be MooS< Chapter Lodge's .,avd par}dna lot. Strollin& throush the down1own business oection were elderly couples, !.topping only ro renew old aequ&intmces or 10 al&oee_....IL..!..Iatit White ehllftb-tbe unoffiCial center of the bura. ( ' Nealed between llx com fodds and JRil< viacywcb of pictwesque Owltauqua CoWity lies the quiet villaae of Silver ~eet. It sleeps soundly duri1l& the day and....., more SOWJdly d..nna the niabt. Tb<ft are ao nisN clubs bete, jUSI a few bars-DOC the rock 'ern lOCk 'an b<owtidi-t)l>< tavtmS. tbcse are lht mort sedate. older-type establishments, raniolsctnt or saloons of by. • STOKELY CARMICHAEL r Organi.lser of the ALL AFRIKAN PEOPLE'S REYOLUTIONAR Y PARTY Fonner leader of: I. BLACK PANTHER'S , 2. STUDENT NON- VIOI~ENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE T o SpealrOn ·PAN-AFRIKANISM FREE But Sil\'tf Creek awll<eas from iu slumber ar leaSI once a year. Whik _eommWiities are baucoi!la doWn in JIC_.Mioa for a ..-e winter. this quia IO"'il ...adJes iu OWD \-.rsion o~ Mudi Gru--clle.silver CreetOnpe Festival. Dwiq this cdet>Rtion 10 the area's .,.jor livdihood, evcrythiq in tbe viU. is paint..r puspl.e. The cutba 110 . . . . the parkin& meters are violet, tbe ~cans are wine-bued, cv~ the flfepluas shed their DOmlll red tint. _ ·1 Wednesday, Oct. 29th at 6:00 p-m Fillmore Room of Squire Hall, (MSC) ''The Silver Creek Grape Fcsdvat,•• cornmmtd oM native, ''"rivals only the Fredonia Farm Fest, whi<:b is deflllAlelY more classy." n..Gnqoe • Silver cr..t revOlves &round tbe .,_. Everyone drinb lu juke. ea1> iu fruit, imbibes iu wine and worb for iu IDIDY rdaled IAdusuies. Silvor Cr<d: is the fruit or the papevioe, and the wmcs mdusuy is the 5<ed or Silver aut. But, lite my vineyard, ooe ..ed does not fatber the • ·hole crop. THURSDAY, Oct. 30th UUAB pr~sents The Merritt W'mery is but ooe S«d iD ~·· buTJ<onina vioo i.oduouy' Hidden in tbe ouutlrtrof• IOWD oil the oo~ Of civiliza<ioo. ' the Merritt State Is oa:essibk ooly by boot roads. After a vmtor clrcumnaviptes throuah vineyard>, clisooded by Ulllit ava.ues and mMked only by roadside tiam beekoalna the toytis.t , the winery appears. No bi& faetory,bere. No smotesu<:ks, 1000 car .,Vklnalou o~uodreds of mi&fant worllen in tho adji(C!ll vineyard. "We're)ust a fafm winery." ..plaiDed M.or&uerkt Merritt-Sample, who, with her llle fln;t husband. es.tabtililed *l>4Dr!U l!swes.. 'We arc licensed to ptod- ~p to SO.OOO plloas a you." • • The .n-y itsdflu..,.ll inde<d. Loolriaalike a.........,. wuehouse. it • biddal behlad tho Manu reoiden<:e. where tbtU: _...... or tb>~ "Tbis is • ~pletdy family ~-loo." M<rritt-Sampk noted prood!J. ~.you koow. Merrill Eswes is the r - to e><pnitt • wiDery in the CoWity." /J; ...-.. ROGK NIGH;F ~ at The Wilkeson Pub fHturfllfT- The Grateful Dead & Solo Albums of Bob Wt~ir Billy Cobhan & Bobby CochranIn Honor of Bobby & ·The Midnights with guest llppe!lnlnce The New Riders T..._.. r... ' That wu four yearsaio, when Governor Hup L. Carey llaoecl into Ia>< the Farm Winery Act tt~~~bUna IRP< &J'CI'I"<" to ,..ablilh' small·scal• . wineries. ,"My fllber•lO•IaW - the flfA per10II to appC)r for I license." bouted Gbrilly Merritt. "Whm be"""t dowa lhore DObody km:w whal to �l do (b<cawe or lbc: nt....... or thellw.)'' Nw to the foyer, wbefe M<rrltt-5amplc it siwated behind a rountu d<alin& out erackus and wino Wl!plo$, ua hll&< s.toraae....,. wtlc:re mWI.. llkr WOS cl<am DCXI tO lwndreds or <mpty boxca bwina the w!n<ry'r !r~drmark. In lhese ominous plvaniud Oarpntuans. aupt JUIC6-P!'OC:Ured from & !IW'by a<&pr pr..,._iJ fmncnted into wJnt thrOII&h a number or Jdcnt!Oc proces,.., An intean! pan in the formtntAiion or the "noctar or thr llods" iJ tbr UJ< of yCISI-.he mlcroxopic ya· pofont <fllYil\<. A ~-produa of the r........tation procesr iJ c:atboa dioxidc •(002), the l'dl)iratory was~e or anltnals aod the .food of planu, "We must eontlnUOIISiy let cxn out or these tantr.'' Mqrit~wanocd . " the prcsswr buih up wou14 <.q>lod< them." The ed from old milt com..--.-.<od to ca..,. odditicloW problcmo or the MGritts. = The 0/lfce of Cultural A/loire pruent. the third In the J 980 Fenton Lecture Serlu Frank Mankiewicz: v... " Boy, isdaaina lhem a pr~l!on." "~bed llt<da\l&htu·IA.Jaw, polntin& worker ""'ueriJ11tbe bulder of a 40 fooc cytlnder. "We b..., 1D ""'a sprayball c1cv1ct to bdp do lbc: 1~-" Tbo opraybolJ .,... forth row diffcrell cbrmic:al combirwions-a "clorox"Ouid, ....., , c:itric add aod ...Jfuric add....-11 intcodcd to do a dlrfCIC1It tlcaniftl oprnUon. Afta tbe juices ferment, aod of the oollinal . _ . tum into akohol by the )'<1St, the pulpilb Wille is then <1IC&Ied 1n wooden barrels. "When lhe win< is rtody tO be taken OUt of the eyllndcn, It is then racked (a prO<CSS i4 wbicb all the pulp materillll are siphoned out) and qed i4 ,.ood," Merritt capillncd. " Herdt is mixed with Olhcr wine to&cr jwnh< ri;1h1 blend." D<opite all that hJU been done 10 It, the wine is still not rady ror consumption. It must be filtered one< q.tin, with the c:rystal-lite ronnations taken out or tbeliquid. '"This fihration makrs lhr wine sparkle when you hold it up to the U&ht." she said 10 a ''The Presidential Debates on TV: One Day Later" Mankiewlcz, former o/ess secretary for Bobby Kennedy and one of the principal media critics of Nixon in two books and his syndicated na· tiona) column, is president of National Public Radio and author of the recent Remote Control: TV and the Manipulation of American Life. His lecture was originally slated for Ocl - 28th, but has been postponed to Octo~ 29_ so that he can assess the Carter-Reagan televison deba.tes of the night before. , T~t$t 1001' Throll&h the whole procw, the wtne has two ,.,.jor enemies, both mkros<opk and both waltlna for the chance to merdlessly dal.roy thousands of pllons of the liquid. The tiny rruit Oy Is thc most wily rccoaniublc amona wine'• worst txlernal problems. h feeds on the srapc juice, l ea~in& iu residue, vint-pt. b<hind. fine >ereen doors and bUJ J4mp1 aJ;e the moil obvious l liM Of the Mttriu's on·aoin& baule with the bup. "Onnllness Is our maJn lhina:· 1hr- ):trtssed ... We jus1 dean and dean and dt:an ... H owever, the lmc:a ranks a fu JeC~Ond 10 the l.tmosphc:rc. "Air is the biggest enemy wine has." M. . . . . . . .ed. "II tan tlivc wine a biner navor and some dUcoloration. •• To combat air, tbt wine containers are equipptd "ith buffen of either 002 or sulfur dloxidc to kCcp the li&htcr air from comins in contact with tM vino. 10mctbina aoes wron& W't' can lost a 1Aholt rank," sbe b<moancd. r ••u -roO"' "i'. \ Wednnday, October 29 Woldman Theatre, (In Capeu-Norton compla). Amber•t Campu• Fr- preacmttJ ITS SPRING GETAWA r TO OA rTOXA BEACH March 7 - 15th - Tru\lcl by Bu8 or plune Stall irt 0a)lturta 's c/aMicsl hotu/! !The $29900 PIaza '' hrplunc t t plusiO '·" Tux & Scrvi~-c Oum!c for QlUtd ()(.'CUPIIJIC)' From the rmncnt•lon room the wine b tnnsponed lhro\l&h aa d.obontc ')'item or piper to the bocdin& area, where, e~pectabiJ.Il is put into bottles aod corted. O:otnlto the room is 1 boctk: lllkr- striUlle cootraption that looks tikc a 12-pron$ ehcrnisuy llborllory PI outlet. " OUr bottle ftlk:r is not clcc\ric," <Jllllaincd Mcmtt. ' 'They wort more on thr orde of • toilet ... That ... silo ...... on. that lbc: boctlcr are by J)le$$UTC aod1he mathlnt' aucomadeally r.huiJ orr when lbc: llqWd reacha. certain levd. 17\CLUOES: Hotmd trip hus to T oronto I dn)· & rdled Cartdooa- Nat the boctlcs, brimmiA& with wtnt, are taken to the ..u-nt c:ortlnJI macbine, which, Merrin 'c:laina. 1w a _ . a t y or its owu. "This old maehine throws corks arouod som<ll!nes," silo la\l&hs. "It K<mS u tboqb oo1y Betty (a Mcrriu worker) can handle it." Tbosecret to thecork'cr is.lbc: Mcrritt.b)'·marria&e believes, thai " Belly" tiiOW1 bow to "boodle" the rco:alcittant IJ1.IdliM, "Evcrytilnt' she coma in, Betty Jalh to it real ~ and tbe corker rcocu better," she said. The corks on imponed rrom Ponll&ll aod <o<~lbc: Merritu xvm cmts eadl, ltiiOUD1iJI& to a maJor PQSt·prodw:doo experue. Tbo rco;a,.. co;ru are thea moucc1 by a ptastic Ral molded to form by a htattn& d.....,, divicliftl the wine from tbe outside world arouod the' bocllc. Finally, atcb bocllc Is band labelctl aod stored upside down In the boX<S to msure ~ lbc: tour <¢•. Mcrrfn takes her .Wtors. bolct to lbe roye-.quably tit< ''bal pan or the tour." TravdlnJ behi4d the couruer, bccoftlcs wine steward Merrill dolitl& out .samples from the ~!.~~ate'& 'Wibe-cdlar. After 1ulpiJ11 down a tad or atcb variety, ..be W&Yod llcr band towaedl the Estate' I 200 &Crtl or vines. "llir-$- a bla pr~lem ouc theft," the said, "But the bluest problem aro the - ' t Yo'ho come: out hero with tbdr biJ Cadlllaa. open their tl'lllltr, - d outthdr kids, fill the trunk up with &tiPtl and apples. and tour plde. Metritt rake off} ' & Buffulo plus 10'\ Trut & &--n~cc 010rl!c for quad fJCCUPttllC)' INCLL'D'ES: ~ Round tripluxurr)' uir-conditioncd m oltlr home 8 dtiys. 7 nights ot "11tc l'tuzo" Disner Trip optioned ni1lltl in o first doss Turun1t1 Hotel, round trip air fore Toronto w 0o)1orUJ ()pen Httr on Plane T nm !fer nf bul!l!llltc H du)'S & ni4hts ut '1hc l'tozo" \\'clcomc Cocktuil Port)' Di~'Clunt Coupon Bookh:t &'f'''iC(.'tl uf Tnevcl Rep. Uimited seating aW~ilable! A S25.00 non-refundable deposit ll88Ures ~HI o/ a seat. Don't be !oled by odters /ineprint! \\'Jtat ~>u sec Itere is what )'Ou get. For infonnation call6J6-2497 or "i8it our office at 104 Faf-go. �:: ! warring over the. price tags; 1Laws opening new wine bottles ~ A recent New York~ Court o( Appcob oboiWiiq lll1aillla. prices ror wine retailm, wllicb .,.._,.. roauc~ woulcl I drive the _ . . . ,..._ md POP'' liquor ~ 11«e1 of bas~Ma, hu had nq~Wble · 8 effects 011 tho 'llfiK mortCI<'IixiOrcba t.o a f: NYP. .O •ttdJ. ,.,.--- . "' or 204 t}pCI of wine iD 19 Sri<- NlqMI ~ County ~ ..- . 73 pcrcao1 of the wine had prioa martcd • tho old llllabDwn md :t r.-.. ""'""t .._ ICNIIIJ abow lhal price. This refvtes <ria lhal...UC.IiqQof rcuilcn ~ November ,lbey sbould make caula lhal tbt A.Sianblyand ~ eiDCii4ala lbey pllll to support Ole plodeecl to resist liquor store OlttftiPU to reimpose ~ floors oo the uJe of wiDe." A NTPIRO repon lodieatu that ~ Ill tho Ullitet SWes ., wdl ., Oou4a and Oreal Britain show tUt miaimum ~ lloon do DOt proua SliWJ busineaes. A 1971Jtudy b)' Ill< Library or eo..,... roomcl lhal t11e iacidalce or SliWJ bwinasa flilin& -oximaldy the rulina ! WOilld be fO<COd to ~. to J<V<ftl iluuntes, Ill< Dalia' JtOres were found to bave the lowac prices. ' Jack Woodbury, of Woodbury F11111S Wmery-a small wiaety Ill Q>auauqua County- is [o qr.........t with tii<K nndlnas. "Tbe law b1$11't hun boslnesut all. Nola bit," be said. However. retailers havo pronured Oovernor Huah L . Carey to place reimposition of wine pri« rnlnlmunu on the qenda of 1 •l)<dal session o( the Lealllature ~Chcdulcd for Novembtr 17. --~ No ...., NYPIRO Rc&ional Coordinator Kenneth E. Sherman i$ in sharp disqree:mtnt wlch rcaulatin& the price of wine. "There Is no tco~omlt: justin<atio<l for pricc·fixin& wine," Sherman 51ld. "Bdore Western New Yorkers 10 to the polls In ~a~miD-eslhalhad ~lixillauwdla tboK tlla< did 1101.. AU lbe ckrqaLttloo mtaDS to the <ONUtDtristhAlwioc:wiUbecbeapa,ltltiSI untU Ill< November special .session of the l.qbWure. Altbouih • major price war did nor develop. there areaucsofmorethaftalO per<eat dlstollnt oo the old minimum. One jUJtlrocadoo cited by the State for price llxlrta Is tempe<ana:. If the pria of wine is blah. tbere will be less consumption, and vi« veqa. A - d lrJwnetlt is lhaltbe State will lo~ tu r<venue, u tax<s are r calculated by the pen:cntqe of retail pria. ~-~~~~-:- . , -........ _ ~ • .,11""'-' A llnal araumtnt is that New York would - · - • - ~• ·- _, ~-become I dumplftl around f~cbup wines at hloi.,.,Ooojobotllo,_ttow ...... like "Niaht Train Express'' or "Thund«blrd" lftd the State wine industry The New Jersey Auorney O~al's Task would be hun . However, California has no • Force concluded a study by reponln& that price rcaulation and their wine industry is still "there Is no evidence thai a slanlrocant strona, ~ number or family run stores will fail 1r retail and price maintenance is <tunioated. 'M6\n Pop' liquor stores exist in .,...tlally equal a umbers is states with resale prk< maintenance as io similar $liltS without it." Hiccups . How to be-a connoisseur witlrout looking li~e Orson ·welles Wine hu bttn called the "ncaar or the &ods." and throUJbout history, wine drinkers have looked down on their bterswilliftlcounterpam. Wine.thcysay, is noc an akohollt: bcveraae but • "'ork of art . And Uke an artwotk tb<« are special procedures tblt can bt taken to tppraiS< it. Ju.st as Onoa WeUH does for Pout anybody can btcomeaCOtllloisewofthdermcntedarapeJul<e. h'sorllya pr-.. of learnina I few ileps and knowinJ how tO properly · interpret them. Aller a winuteward (that'lthe busboy who kl>owslllthe dates on the bottle and can spcalt French) br\DJI back the M-.,, odeetion, he should only po a small mouthful into tlie &lass. This is done in case the selcctioo fails the "rin&ent wifte test and mu.st be'retumcd. Tbe wine &tass is then held up to the tilht and checked for clarity-it should be dear, no< doudy. This will bdp .....,,e thlt the vine was properly fdtcred It the wiftery. Once it -this r~rst test, the wine should be .,..;rlcd in lbe Jlass-wbich pruumabfy hu been wdf polished-«> check its olc:ohol content. -If leas (lbey look like ic:icles arOUftd the rim) appear on the inner sutfac<~ofthe&fass, then the wine puaes this qub. If 00(, there ons either ..,., or din iiUitl< the ;> &fass. ' Nut step is to stlt:k your d!iectly foto the &)as$ 011d take one biJ sniff to chcd< if Ill< smdlls appealin&. Check also for mold oo the cork. SomelsallriJhl, butifthestoppe< k areen throuJbout, the wine may be tainted. Aller pusirtJ lhil$l.e p,lip the wine whlk rolliaa tboclll>out the mouth, txperltndrtathedifferenl ~ions as the liquid . tOuches each unique tlllebucJ. f"t.oally, swallow tbt &forious Jill of arape slowly so that it travds down Ill< csophaa11111ftd wamu the~. Burp! __...,_ .. New RUcn o/ tlae hrple &,e T'dett J 7/ JS 1tudeut1. 88.50/ 8 7 ooo«udenta. J9/J 8 day of abow for e\'UYOOC T icketuvailable at Squire-HaD T'10ket Office, Buff State, Feaival. Record Theatre A•i•te•., tTVAB Coaeerta in Aaociaaioa Wi QFM & Taoo Junction ' �i ,~ know about radiation? Solomon recently, one limple fOCI cast doubt on all dalma about tho! health eff«tt of nuclear radl.tllon: nobody ruUy knew what oonatltu!M a level of expooure. Becauoe lhe atomic age bu been with ua only sinoe World War II, lnd the latency period for many forms of cancer and other potential radl.ttlon buanla moy bo! 30 yean, ldentlat oould jUit gueoal-no more tJwi that-bow much nuclur rtdiallOn • human being might aafely aboori>. llut with the pa...g. or time. .-rchers have looked to tho medical reoords of !be natlon's· atomic workers to find ·..r.- more dependab1e answers. 1bose-answers are now flooding In, and they are highly distre..;,g. "It Is evident there can be no ..re level; conelud<ld Dr. K.\rl 7.. Morgan. a world-renowned governmental researcher widely u tl>e founder of health phy5ics. "A ..,. coUed safe level iJ one in which tbe expected benefiiS will exceed the harm that may ""ulo.· federal rJdiation 'ta.nda.J"ds.. obser\'es SetiJfor &ary HaM ID-Colo I. •are ultimately based on an arbitnrf bureaucratic ded.slon.a about how many ad\'erse heahh effe.::u. r. ptlomilm for deaths. we will put up wlth-<he JO.alJfld reilard<ld tabte c:w1J' • r....t focdity in • 8bat tel1t11J-impllcotioa. In 1965, tbe US Atomic £.net'S)' Commillion ..;pod Dr. Thomu F. Mancwo. prqt_. of occupational mec1iane at the llnM!nlty of Pln.t>w-sh and a ...,._- In ind.....,.;.,t unc:er rae.areh. to conduct an uhlus:tive 11udy on the health ....cordi of Hanford's nuclear workers. After a dozen yean of usessin8 the health reoords of 35,000 employees at the ~pnwting atomic plant ovef three. decodes, M•ncuao'• ·~found severallypeo of cancer to be unusuaUy pl't'Valent. The research oonduded that cancer of the lung. pancreu and bone marrow had been caused by ... / .. ••pooure. Lonizing radiation ClUte c.~ncer: current ~tal radiation Jtlndircb (or lndw:tri•l worken are not wfe a1 aD. U116U.;...,.rul •uempt• Amon& those moat the world to produce""""~!)~ plutoi'Oum atonuc bomb, the Hanford Nucleu Reoe.-tlon in ftltem Washington. is a oompc-ehonoi\-e use in polnl. The home of a .,...,,.., wartime effon to produce plutonium on a ...,. baail, Hanford baa ....~ • -ble ond carefuUy- mooilOrell.nudeor ...,.Uorce Iince 1944. r,,.., low·lo\·el radiatil>n 0\'0I'all, between and ab percent of the cancer deatha •'"""'! H.,ford "'Oriters were attributed. by the a1udy. to Jow.- radiotlon tmpllcationl of the Ondlnp were ahattering. Mpeci.oUy IJnce they may only rep,...,. the tip of .., iceber&lncubation periods fM radlatlon,-bnked canoers are not yet oompleted for many Hanford workers, and metlc:ulowly kept official llttiotic:a ~!)ow that !Ianford employees were expooed to radiation lo\-6i1 no mote tlwl "one-tenth of the • ..r.ell:posu.re llmlta allowed by p•emmen1 regulatk:Hu. • · ror decades, tho Ito~ induatry and government •upportlng 4$t'OCiM wet.., 10ylng that the nuclear lndwtry was extrenl(tly uJo," Mamcwo rec.alls.. tkJt until hb project. ·no atudy had ever been done f01" all the employees of an atomic enef&Y facllity to determine the cincc.r errecu or all ti>OOe who had bt1en upooed to ndiatlon, and tl>en left the oompan_y and •ub•oquentlydied." The unprecedented .aope and thoroughneu or Mancuso's itudy I!'VO .amber "'~t to Ill oonclwlon.: W levels of concerned abou1 Mancuso·, flnd~nd ""'"' outraced ""- M•ncuso·s fudenl funding W . . CUI off-<~re """"bers of the OIJ, Olen)ocal and Atomic Wori.ers IOCAIYI union which """"""'"more than 10.000 employt'e& " ithin lhe nudcor induRry. "ll>eoe -""" ..., de!Jendent on the future vlobillty of that lnduary for their jobo ond their lh~; says SCe-'eft Wodb, ~U•-e of OCAW and international =in~5~ a �!I cQli~M~:w JRadiation. :-:--~ ~ i i 11 .g II: ~ """' been • I ,.: ~ wNch CICII\U'Oc:U with corporotiano to oporote nuc:leu fldlltllo. The F.noor1!Y llepo.rtment> Wodb c:ha.... "bu .......ar llned ony or 1'-e """ . 1r0e10r1 one penny, _,. when oetiout vlolotlooo UTolli>Wred" Such alloptiono were buttresled ~~or a us Slln.tte Nuclear 0...16ht &ubcxx!Jmitt...,.--repon on July z t, 11180, which otroosJy crltlclzed workln& OOilditiona at the notlon'a Nltlanll lnltltute lor Occupotianll Sarety and llo&lth thll ..,.,....,..., lllaw a t~old mer- or leuUmio. lymp~Qna...... and apllollc anomia llliOnS l'l>rUIIJOUth nudear work..-.. even """"" the workero .-lved Ufotlmo expoouno of between one and 10 rema of radlltlon-weU below mulmum amount& allowed by fodorol l'q!Uiationa. INJTOW- thrtte s:ovornment-owned u ranium-enrfC!hment plan11, oporoted by Union Carbide a.nd Coodyear Atomic Corporation. The report nMloled the Ener&Y Department baa lnopocted the uranium enrichment pllnta only lnf""''""fltly, and that "whM inspectioN hi"" been conducted, they hove not lnduded "'-kin& radiation levdo al the pqnt ." A He-tologlec o . - oatd. • • who. the 11udy or Hamford .......u.-. t. the ..-t ..len.o~,.. probe Into rodlatlon wort....· '-lth to date, other, ..... com~,_.,.., done n!Cm1ly points In the...,. dlroctlon. ~ Ca.hfomla Drpartment of Health this year found i-of•uouallyfatalformoraltincanoer,melonom.o.to be more than three timeo higher amons I.AWI'ftlat U.ermore Radiation l,.aboratory e mployees than •mona othera llvin& in the umo communil)l Simila,r-dalun, lncludin& accwotiom of senetic dama~ from radlaolon ••1-'Wure, h•"" been filed recenOy by former empJoyoeJ II the coun try"& other primary Jab for de.&l«n of nuclear weapun.l olplo&i,·ea. the 1m Alamoa SclontiRc Laboratory In New Mo>loo. Hematoloslat Or. Thuma& Najarian conducted an bxhluatl._ anolyab ol orflclalgO\·emment •tatistics and medlcaJ reqordo or nudtar work.,.. ot tbe PortJmouth, NH. Navol Sl•pyard. t~'e wute lites. And all but a few ltata conu1n oucleal' plantl and other atomic fldlkiu, with millions of people Mviog In dole pro:Wnll)l. . .,. . ,:; .--.tJon. Some tlgbtenli>g of workplace radiation 1tandlrda ClOUid be Implemented ....., without lntoforln& ljllt~l radioactl•e output. While adherin& to atrlcter radli.Uon exposure llmilf. Cor example. nuclear employero could hlru ""'"' workero for lhorter -hot• stlntl. wit~ tho sruoer cxpen.oe puood on to taxpaY.""f and electric utility rat~l"'.. Ton,r Muzocchl, dl.-or of heAlth and N~t)l for OCAW. - dematod. for more employment for on·the-Job NfO\)' u Inherently compatible. "If you do whal .-a to be done, you're !J>in& to promote jobo.• From ..a public heath ltandpoint, " " - · oplitUnC up radiation dotes at 1ower te.eU w1c1or- of""' • p opulation · misht a ctually p•o•e to be count...,.-oduc:tt..e-aince no rodlatlon I<MI appevs to~ aboolutely free or 6felon& or sonot~c rllka. __ ,.... amorc. now And witb ,._...,._. ~ 111'006 linlu between carcin<Jt!enic· and senetlc elfecu, low-I.Jel ndiatlon'a )l>lp&otiona for future ~ration& are hlvin« a -...,.ooberlng~pact on nudeolr wort... plaflllln& to have children. """" if they are other...-lae Oippant about daf11len to their own heolth. "That'l what'o goo U1 woOTied. what It's soln& to do In the future, • oonf'ldea Htnford employee AI Kat tJ, a vehemen tly pro-nucle11r worker at 1-fJ nfard for n vo PrtlWHiy, hundredl of thouaanda of US dtlun.t are decodes. oxpoled oo on·lhe-Job-rodiat lon in commercial and military"In future yearo tho number or workon who may dewlop reloted nuclear lndu>try employment, 'hrou.gh •""" cancer and other harmful effecta due to prior ""pooure will oporallonl u uranium mflllnll and enrldunant. nudc&r fuel oubatanli.\Uy lncreue." llld Thumu Mancuao. · we are tobricstlon. atomic warl>ead uaembly. nuclear power planto, the beginnltls or the cance.- problet_n and not the . r'""'--"-ud_Cf _•_un_pu_b_IJc:lud _ _ro_~na~_,..,. __:'lil=tVP"'"'=:.....ed_to_lhe _ r_-.. __l_ _._~~~~_t_•ry_reactora. ___ ~ _ _ ground _;·:......_~...::: :·_t... ....:.·_det_onatlona _ _ _and _ _ :r::':_. _ __ _..f.... ;- , . - _ __._JJiltO---=--FltJill PUilllf . PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYI NG PHOTOCOPYING· PHOTOCOPYI NG PHOTOCOPYING PHOTO~OPYING Airto and Flora have performed with Chick Corea and Stanley Clarke · now see the petform_together w..... - - 1\eatre SUIIDAT, NOV. Z. 7:Jt ,. rousB An Evening of La1in Jazz c--;, c...r Wednesday, October 29 8:00pm 1111 ......, IIJ.7m IS ._... Stoliat sut co-.1- Wf _ ... -G!Oooo Granada Theatre- 3176 Main Street .~· ROOTl E'S;, ..~Ding~ l 0.. O...W. Onltr If Chlobt . .. • TIC~ETS: S4 Students • $6 Non·jludents Awalable at Squire Ticket Office and at The Granada Theatre FREE......... ......,..,.... Wmi,_COUPOIC ... . _ Doo. 11 . , _ V~li DANmME .......... ,_ _ I J I I l ROOIIf! ,_,._ JISM .... ~~~-Hh; '--~-r �LAW OFFICES of SEROTTE HARASYM & REICH 800 Genesee Building Buffalo, New York 14202 William Z. Reich, Attorney I Immigration & Consular Matters • Perm•nenr R•sldence Vlus • Rel•tl,e •nd Bus/neu Petitions • Clllunsltlp Petitions • • Asrlum Cl•lma Cllenge ol Stelus Appllcellons Fluent In Hellf'ew, Yldcllah, Polish. Ruulan •nd Spanish. For Con&ultlllon Call HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday, Oct. 31st Utah's cool kindles controversy - -- - - - - - --»Y Peter Wiley SALT U\KE ern' IPI'ISJ-,.,1101 ~o l>e blggt!ll t)in le ever O\'m' \Veatem ~~~·rgy dmftfopul(!ttt I• uow Wpu\B up in lhe arKI. rt~ rod mnyon CDWllry bl suuthern -and cenaral Ulah, .J1te ol M,"\'en ruuaon1l JNrk• snd monumenu. Plant are ~ en unde~•)' b~ ~ 1riow ~1rm Ql.AI rruduce·rs .1nd ullhty tlfMTlJN~ to Uunch rollt'<l ohc' Allen-Wam..r 1'&1,._.. O:>m.p l•• 1 pro""" "'hi' ,, 4moh-,r~ cval mll\1"*' tluny ptpr(hlC) and Olher m.aJ 1r11mpon and po~'H' J'lllm~ ~ prolt'C't ill ltJmt"S the rqut Into • ust ener~ aupplt'Y to. d•~'-h'n' mow\.~• from t.ot.f~•A to Jtpan ••n1• '"''0 f'ml.co•bl> •"'- pioN • ..., bej"'l ch.ll""'&ed by • 1w11una1 aw~bbon of @fWtronn\ftlla.l I"''UJ» wtuch. for thoro 1~1 t1me h.li ~"'n .upport rrom local c::omtnuntlb obout ohe lou ol ourcr wao.,. truppbe> Tl.. M>W"'! boule prom- oo ""pl.o) man) of the' OMIIe< debaoes INI r~ over piAN lor I h~ a..l flr't.'d po~er plo.m on M»UthemU1ah't liiJW&f'O'\ 1tt PSatuu M!Ve:raJ yran 110 But thil tltne the •atkes arr L"'fff rust-, bocA""' the proclucon plan IO "'"""' I l.lrgo ""'"" or lhe """r&Y not only oo .,,,.,....,-tled Catilunda, bul 1u A•ia, wheN! tht! ct«tmand ror c:oal lJ O~J>t.•dcd to rist': sharply 0\'t:r the ncA:l dcgc:i.f', 8:30pm- • O·x :nard, Oxnard Till> "'.....,.• e>porl pooeno.W " UI ""!Uln! an e\J:X!'Ut\e h~UtiJJunaaion r~wor-k of JiiUI'T)' pipctlnt"' and railr<wod> 10 connl!d Ill< Utah cool f..td> 10 C.hrunu pons And the alurry lines. which tnO\'e <1'1J>ht.d .-1 ~ 111 watet", will carry nwty thow.anch of ~Cf'O'(ect of W41ftr 6U1 of the repw'l. -.Ouch " lllreody e>.penoncio& w11er short. . . In one l7SO million """""'' 11o<ftn8 Con<trUction ond El~ II llodf18 -~ subsldl&ryl I> ~ to bUild • Aluny pipeline !tun In uncl<rpunl mine.,..,. t:mery, Utah. to the C.lifon1ia aMJtaJ town of Omard. 'Then!, the Ol>ll "Ot>ld be Fa,rgo Cafe Costume Contest!!! $2.50 non fee payers · Tlelceta on ule at OoUq~e am._ .. lBC A IRC PBB PAYERS· SI.GO pr..... uff•bure and lcNod<d inw alti)» lor tl>e lclft8 LIVE "0>'• to thcJ Fu f.ul lloeo"'l hopes oo ""'" prod.-n lind cu5«>n,.,... lonod fa 't'.- up and the ptpdane n=~d~ to dreth-er ten nu.Uion IOOJ. J \-tt:.~r 854·7525 . 9am . 5 pm by 19&7 In oddJOion ohe New \ ork ~ fll11l of 5oroo """"""teo pl.oru IO build a c:ool•loadtng raOroal Spoo$0red by CbrfD<'d furnu College. CUS and IRC I -COOI~Oft ~ l6- MUSIC elock Mounoam College II. Proof of l8e required ot door. CLASS RINGS ANY COllEGE - ANY HIGH SCHOOl- ANY RING 10K-14K GOLD 18K-24K S25°0 to S28S~: ~cASH+- • ,.. man I'IIU 111.1.,. ..c • • cu • PEACE CORPS • VISTA SI.U r------------------, UNIVERSITY DONUT 1 I 1 I I ·I I I BAKER'S DOZEN SZ.OS with coupon I I I We Also Feature: Subs . Baklava • Spinach Pie · Soft Frozen Yogurt I ~ ------------------~ 3234MalnSt. 832-6666 Open 6am· l2pm Expirt> Monday • Sunday Nov. SU., '80 : �1Cn111noJ at a \Vat Cout port for tranohlpmont tO the • some of Japan'• l&fliOit tndlns c:omponloo, For &osL Millui, ldil.lublobl. and MONbenl. r-lr*ocU:toly PIOIJI'O"' clool.f Guv and llw ~ ,. - lll Manolci.JI WED OCT 29 7 '30 a 30 II" S"OO •• · , : - ; ,- " BUfFALO SVNGS. BANK , 3134 BAILEY AVENU E SOMEtHING IN YOUR HfART WANTS TO KNOW. Tho llrpol and ..,.,tnwe...W ptOiect II beinS propooed by ULlh lntemolionol !o General Eloc:lric 1Ubsldio'1'1• a!onf! wilh Padfic Gu and Eleclric:, Southern California Edilon and Nevada Power COmpaJ>y. 11\lo pion caJls for a larse •trip m!nlo In """"- Oln.YOn near Alton, Utah. The mine would lie luot three mi* from • acenlc overlook In Bryat Oan.YOn National Park. The atriP'mlnod coal would be c:.~tried by llurry pipeline< to two major power planu, one jual 17 milet from Zion National Park. Tho other plant would be located north of ua Vepa. Nevada. Almolt 90 """"""'or the eloctricfty from 1>olh planto would be c:.lltried IM!f bunclreda of mJJea of ~ u.- to utllfy Callfomla'a - enelliY appe<he. "•'p rowtt:& - ~~ii~!iiiiii!iiiii~ii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;~ conolderins Tho Utah pipeline lntematlon.al conaonlum aloo or rallllnlt 10 the cout Ia for cool eapon Jopon. 1 lnchading lkM11\-er, before the cool - . ....,_ out or the SJ11UDd. 1t1e would-be producen will ha. . to.,.....,.,... a moundn& ~tal chat...... and local concerno about water. In late the ~v~tonmenrtl o.r...- fllnd, ~of the Earth and Tho Sierra Cub JolnUy nlod"a petltlon wtlb the federal Ollice 'of Surface Mlnlna, lleclamlllon and Enforcement in Den""r to atop pl'q!I'OA on lhc Utah lntemaUonaJ proiflel. Tho environmental groupa\ which claim the project will be an IICillop:al diluter and Is were joined by aoven ,..-from thlo otaunchly Mormon ..... Their objectioN 10 the not.-_ .,..._t wore aloo backad by tha KAne County ~. wt.> tatlllod lhea_,uof tbe pro1oc1 before 1 apociaJ otate ~IMI commiuoe. project . , the water is not lllken care of, _.,., 1p1not the 01 -? project," 1' StettinS chalrtnan of tbe..COUilly ClCXIIIIIb&ion and lloc:.lGriffit.h, car dealer. 'Mel'"""~' fosf\ICMII'Ihdr '~'Moo will flSht CMII' woter,' "'(addood 10 Tho IIOUihem Ulah coal """"' b, I~ 10 Southern California EdiiOn. 'the ..,.... undevtolopod The 'cool ,.,_.., In the 48 11&101•• lklt """""""'' pjiDI to Is the"""""" clt*t Malo l.n the DOUnlf1'. l!oc!lnf! dov.top it for exporr haYti bofpd down ,._llOdly hu already ...cured rf8htt to a,ooo acre-root per year boca- or the .-d to Invest bWlonl of dollaro to pull from • underarouncl aquifer near Emert. rail Unk into lhc orea. For thlo rouon, Union Padllo Accordina to Boein8 ~pokcaman Lon Kopekln. the R.a.Urold., which J• the Jarsm~t lr.a-.,holder on wmp.arty has "demonstrated 1h11 thll we or locaJ KaJparowltz Plateau and has raU line• rn the project water is moi'G" hencllcW than •n1 olhor uao.· ' area, WOUld Inevitably '->me a ..,.j6r foetor (n &n)' of ' Tho Ulldor~tound WI lOr, Which Boeing dt.illlO I$ 100 the cumml development and tranoportatlon plano. braclti&h for humon uae. wW Oatf1' coal to Oxnard, The other key factor In the reaursenoc of Interet! In wb.k:h will buy the Wiler, minus the coal, and troll it lJlah coal II the development of the Pac:illc Buln for human ooruumpUon. .-na.rl<et. porticulariy J1 pan, which untU now hu Utah Gov. Scou M•llllt-. 1 former Union Padlk ....,.;,..,.s IDOl! of i....... from AU111'11la, South Africa auomey wh!> hu vowed in .-put that •we wouldn' and the Soviet llnion. Bur with oil ~ 8I"'Win8 let • drop of Wlll!r 80 tO Ctlifomfl.' _.,.uy alp>od more _.....,, Japan other Far f.ul nationo are the billtWTlU1g the water.,...,.. 10 lloclnSIootlns 10 a geater rtilanco! on cool. . The big Utah lntemotlonaJ proloct hu been put on Sti~ Ohm!. an o(lldal of the l.ong·Term O'etJlt Bank the Deport.men( of the lnterio<'l "criticAl .,..IV of Jopon. ha• told the WHtem Governon'Poticy Offa facilities' 1iJ1 for apociaJ fut·troclc ·~ pouibly !hot Japan's fono:aot for future ener&Y .-.. Ia ·a real by the propooed Enerl)' Moblllutlon lloard. which Indication of the l'utw-e proopect for fore'l!ll 11oam coal would haw the power 10 0\1!tT'Ide leal oppooitlon. triNOI:tlonl.• lie abo emphalit.ed that Jopan want• 10 !loa Rudolph, a coal •podollll with frlrnda of the dlveni!y ill 80Ul'ala of coal Earth, c:Wtm lhc fnolu.Mon of tha projoc1 on the lpi!CiaJ John BoWllnm'rth, aapokeoman for Soroo...._..t... 1111 or vital flclllu.. Is IUipecl. '1'he"' Is no one of the tentaU.. lJlah dovelopcro, pr...ticu that need to buDd theselarse geiWlf'a~na ladUtlea,' he uya. Japan will show • coal defklft by 1983, and !hot thio addina thor both a<>""mmcnlll and private otudiel defklft will reach 89 miD.Ion tonaannuaJI,y by 1989. Tho 11ave ahown that tremendous 81Wlf'S)' uvlnga """ be rut&h J.arse :r.t ·-sr Amerk&n 00&1 ~kat 11.alre&dy 100utod b EJedrlc Boa! is 1be woMs 1oramostdesign« and bulldet of nuclear Sltlmarines- one of !he great engiooOOng chaJienges of \tis cenltMy. ·:;:~•"" Wilt! a $3 billion baddog and long-term contrads, Eleclric Boat oHers career opporlunities in ne8l1y ~ englnoorlng disclpltne (tnduding eleclfical, mechanicel, cMI, etc-). lop pay and beneflls. long-fango stability and an unmalched nrestyte on lhe IOUihem New England seacoast roaliz.ed from cotllei'Yatlon. - -\ TODAY at 3:30pm Ut ~ ........ - ........~c...,.wu-.~e . --CT- m•N•AAL DYNAMICS Electric &>.t Di!Mion .,..-~- a.aera.io loet 01¥. . . be .......... oft ~ IIOV.IItl.. ,.._ocMacl . . " ...... OltiDe . . . . . . . , . _ \ Chemical Engineets The General Foods Corp. invites you to explore career opportunities in Resarrch attd Deuelopnwnt. Contllct your Qrftr c:mm for an lnlaview on NoveiJiba 6, 1910 0wr NDD Ym* and New Jersey ftileQrch '/AalitWs ,_, NrtD Yen City ""-or:-irrgs for B.S.. M.S. fr Pfr.D. ·dqra5, Cmmzl Foods is a ~processor of packtlged ~ foods. Fanri1iu ,_.,, ManDell Ho~. /tU-0. PDSt. Genes. Birdf eye, KooMid, Sanlca. Tmrg, Shake 'N Bake, Coolll\lllip. lgpiGENEAf~~~~~!~AAnaN f ,. ... -t- !k~ RESTAURANT ___ GRAND OPENING ..,............,. =-~~:::.-- . . .,__ _ --~a::,-::,:-a.cw_. _ ._..,_ ---..-....... 47 &eamore An, A.Qent, N.Y. -au.sta.... ~ ....... ~ . .. c._... ....... ~ IUS �s i ~ l f ==~~========================================~============~~===== ~ l A 'res!':;~ble' lo~!.(o! ~L~~~" ,.,.~.,, ~ Try to lmtalne wltal O.ris D'Amieo, fllnker for the Junior Varsity Bulb wasthinldna Monday anernoon as be stood oo his own five yard Une prcparins to return an lthJtC& ~fcl<-oft. His team, ().Jon the SQj()n,ls looin& 21-3 in the 1«0nd quarter. The Vanity ream, CO< wlticb be &Ito plays, loll two daY1earti<:r, S~. And to top it orr, h< dtOI>Pcd an carli<r kick-orr. lnst..d or just tumlna around and walldna 4own Bailey A...,uc, D' Amieo took the kick 89 yuck for a toucb<loWD, I criticol play In UB's ~tina, but rcspcctabl< li-IS lass. Rapecubl< bcctusc llhacc is ~ and hu ........ Comdl 3~•• team tlw tht BabY Bulls eartitr thb year 4J-IO. "The kl<ls ........ IIUI on Out thou, .. h<ad COidt Mlke Christman romarkcd cnthuliastiatlly. "The dofmsc, especially in tho J«<nd half, was the best we've bad all ycor." Led )>y U~bactor Crala Sborman, the UB dcfe<~"' held ~bm tO onlY seven points in the last two quanetJ. On one: series near the end or thr pme. with err ILhaca drivina in UB tn-ritory, rour consecudvt sacks of Ithaca quanerback Mike McVay thwancd a possible score:. While the UB defense played iu best In tho second tlalf, tho UB offense was incoruistent tbrouat>out the •hole pmo. Bulb quarterback Many Barrett cnJinccred 10 almosl llaw!cu7 ~vc to Ithaca's IS yatd lint early in the pme, but wbCD be lofted the ball to D'Amico io tht end zo~. Ithaca ckfoosivc bad Ed BomiU .......,.t the ball lor onc or his thret intorceptiocu. Bandt. wtlo played IIIOA Of Saturday's Vanity pme Arona. but en4td ue with only 31 yuck io 16ouompu. BuDs' ldeker Dom l!lposito put UB In front ~ In the first qtw1cr with a lG-yord f~eld p , but the lead dl<ln 't lut very Jona. After a 40-yard return o f Elposito's kick-orr, lthoca took three plays to we the lead tor aood- Foliowlna ODOibcr UBICiies, Ithaca kOred apin, but this time It only took one play-a 61-yard run by Lou Butera. :11 f? o f i. A_..._.,.. Followlna ya ano<h<f Bocnbtt toocbdo,.ll, m.akinc it 21-3, D'Amico made hil &p<CtaCular ruo-back. MotorIna ltralaht up the middk, he bJ·passed overy Ithaca play..-, acqM for • loDe Botub<r pncbcd DO the lO yard Unc. D'Amico. tw~~~lnaa tull throttle, slipped by him 011d headed down tht rilht !Ode all aloo<. • "I waited lor bim to c:omnUt him!df," tho UB Freshman uld, "th<tl I jlllt took off." D'Amlco <A· pialned thai the run-bact wu or panieular r-.co to hfnl, b<cousc the scvcntl ones he had wbile playina IO< Lew!ltoi\·Ponor Hlah Scboof - e all called back on penaJtia. "J•ve bseft,..,workiDJ on them for 1 'wttllo," he sold. UB'sS<OCOnd an~ last touchdown CITDe on a tXautiful 49-yard drive by Barr<1t. Staninc of/ with a nine-yard pass to sophmore Oankcr Ken F~. Barrett usina tho rush. •witched orr with MMtin movina it to hhaca'sacvtll yard tine. The UBquamrback that fak· ~~"'·rolled out on the optioo - too~ kiD siaru Coacb Christmaa was plcaRd with tho JV dfon tlus year-thcit r....- ..... lhoUah they wens wittlcsa in fOU.f dfonL ·~ O( t.bosie pmes ttr-er~ api:Da Divi· lion ltCIIRU. lthaco -the ociJ team io Division Ill," be ra!Wkcd. lor B&yorckandthretin- • Cbristmaa b<linu tlw tbc real btocliu from Ibis He WIU espcciaUy ctrectr.e out of the opycor's JV..t~ wiD'>:< sho~ ia ':'""year's Vanity ·~-At.:-v-, .-,._ , oquad. Wero dealrnc "'th mainly fralurtett and • ..,~ ._ _ ,. _ _ _ ,. _ _ tioo, citbcr rUJtAina the b&ll hinuelf or pitdtma it to 0 11 rutmlna bids Tony P..-dval or Jeff Martin. oopltmons hC!'e,'' he sold. ' 'They ha~• lot ofyeors ,_out---""' .,_. ~ Marun hod an excdlent aftcmoon, plowina for S7 opiftJI ~on. watt~ofll, ___ .., __ .. . , , . . - _. . . , _ ,...a.oo- -,.._.._ .. tcr<q>~ioos. t.n." - ·· - A funny thing happened one afternoon in Dayton Wllllliltl . . . . IK fourth raoltcd Di-rilioo Ill tam in the ....U.IlY ia diCJiarlt ........ boK boatina 011 tbeir OWD fiold is - t y iaapollillk. TllcU88ula r-111111lurnl . . _ lhio ....tald a they dropped ttS ~of ~J~uotoe in Obio. _;.,pcd - to • 21-0 lint qiJW1<r lead b<bind the nmnin& CliM*ilt ..-pcrcd S7 ,.....u fot • tooc:bclown ear1i<r in 1k ~or Uti t.bca .......Sapia tloc 10 yard llnc. Fullbock Gory Sasidl.,_ t.booolbcr tAlly DO a two yarrcl Jlia"'< with Jim flallalkcnp bootq aD thret PATL Daytoo added . . - O>Or< points befonr IK bolf coded oo • Olio< yud bur>t from s..itlt and o Pullt~~kamp kick. • Ave UB flabla and thr« int~ c:ontinually ltaiJcd the BIIUs' attack. A hatd-blnlll& Dayton cltfensc vinually shutclowa the Bulfalo ground....,., u the Ws could mllltCr ooly a.mer• JltotaJ ronb. Mark Malu, UB'J bdlood .,-ound pm- wu hdd to 20 yorck In riaht catrlcs. -.ad lloll lalwed 27 .........:! points by the Arn•Wode ,AI t...beolthal opened tbc JaJrinc with a 61 yard toudodowa <atdl ftoa qurterbaOt lim O'Hara; Mike Malon<y recovered allulls flail* Ia tllcir aid -ror-.hcr...,.. ond Tom Ba!any bumped .,_ ,,_ tbc cwo. Jolla vcirpe cloocd out the ICOriaa w!tb all yard rolla pass t1.-. for the TO. • Wldo lbo ~ or tile UB t1or Btdls' ddmsivc unit $pCIII lbc llllliarltY the lidd. Jobn Whit• t~or sqoal willl 14 t8dtla. .,... AJtado - riPt b<blnd with 13. dirT......,.- tbe two -. ~ suDotic io the Burfolo '-- Ooaytoa IOI>I>Icd up 441 yar-ds to UB's _ . 6S, the..,_ 101a1 fer the Bulb this year. AI Wbltebc:ed wlio •aned for the Bulls ot quartcrbock rcplacina the in;.n.l Jiat ~ t.d a ....,._ day~ only.- pass in niaull..,.ar whle tluowll\& cwo iDt.ertepdcrM. MJony Barrett, tbe other Bultalo ~. fored lildc.bett-... .,me S-l<t aod throwina ooo in~. 11tc.two coald eooabiloe for ollly 33 yards pusina. hal,_ pr~nt .__!hot sso- n.c """"" SA ~r Atfltin. FEAS i Sipla Phi Epsilon "'*. "'* rn... n. or ... n.c ...... ,..... "" orrm.e, w a..rra1o A HAllOWEEN PARTY lt~ COCK ROBIN ~Best{'r!zes for Costume ~ -&~ Halloween Nijht · 8 pm • 12:30 am Fillmore Room · Squire Hall MSC 3 BEERS for $1.00 �m~c 1\UJ.'ii· '/J·Il r1 '•' JJRIISDA T'Nlfi 3 IUD SPUTS Sl u.. .... . ......... r filii 1r I I f t,' f 'w/ 1 ~I' '. I ~ \ �'I l ..,_ ENGLI5H . IOINO LU-I. Coil ...i SEWIIIG AND ALTa'ltATIDH- .. -11"-Cllll .,.-. TY~ING $CENIC AUtfti.AHI. -~~'· $M tht , ...... .....,.. •.,..,.. .........-. Ol.wttt" ,...,.. .... fW'tNr .... ~ =~· --... - .... .,_s::=: Il ~.,......--- AUTO-CYCLE :< r-----~-~ --~---- ~ INSURANCE ......... ,.,. ... ..... .._ b l.. '"'All~ NO AI.F'UNO$ IN ...... CALL 837-2278 on ct-.tllMf .U, , . , . . . ~ . . PC C:~ ..... .. *"•' k ,~.,, or "'.," rH~ {HHrl(.... . , _ } Rfi\IT LATKO Do~:::uunt LoquorS WF: DELIVER 1"... 1 '+ ' I l'l l J 1 • t .... 834-7727 ....., ........ ..... HAU•.O"'EaN 1$ I'T P1.J. IOTTOM$. Tnunclly Ott. l01h1 FrJct.y Oct. ~11t a. t~ or be tc.redl l est wnc.hu fr-om rt.J. IOnOMS, »70 Mlln Str•f. r~t SPRINGSTEEN TICKETSt . . _ , .... sectJon n. c.11 Jedt •• OPEN IPJE CHARLIE OANtLES •nd Br"'ce Sprl......., ~em torpte. c.ll mlt•. ot DllJ.ft.ACE u.n..ity " EVElY !p. I!JQm Iilii · t:OO om FUA N ITUaE, t kcelle nl c~non : covc:l\, c.._.r, kitchen 11lbM. m«e. hil Off.,... Call Gl·MS to.....,.,....,.. .. ,.,. dur''"' O,.tt to 1U llttll'tfll".,.. Sl-ro • Mvalclut · avo. Trlot • .tc. Meli ta. ~. TAGGMUSIC Sales & Service ,.,...,. S,ntllaUera, Electric Ke,boanle, Gul-., 0rvme. A.,_. T'lwBaiA~. . a M.-c $uppHa , ___ ._._ 3604 ~ MaiD-- -IS5-1S14- 1M LARGE REFIIUSI':IIl.ATO. tor ule. eJccettent cCI\Oltton. c.atl CQ-JnO. I&MJir INOt HI .....,., ,_, J,ett. ~Min II, I• ftlet'e AI~ _..., .... tk)Or and ........ JllOkl, ~·154A.- luc~ 36 Hopkins Road, Williamsville, NY. G::orner of Sheridan Drive 631-8884 hletlftn M;~: Call 688-010.0 fOI' 8Chedule ltOOTIES PC.IM' ltOOM Jl S S~lllltoa41 ____ .. __ o•tULY av.R~-- ..._, 1 ...... .,..ua Y041t ~CoMa. eo all. ....., ..."-'.,....... ... ...... ....., ,., ... "'* ~ Strohs T.shlrts. Hats, Signs a Posters to be given IIWll)'ll CAROf- Itt ....... te ...... ,.., ~. H~ , . ,. , . . . ,, ....... Jim. · Ito..= r.oo. ,Urt Nlof 135-4100 WI~~ ft1IOIIS 810 IIJGHT DEU·PLAC£ Unlf, Pleu CAROL.•CONGIItATUL.ATIOHS. fOU "L.AV fOOTIA.U.'P Went 10 ' " .,._. MIN 1ft prer,t? T1'le Sprectnlm tiHdl . ,, ..,.. to OttWtt tmr.mwal '""" ......., c.ontK~lOf"' .. Gl•l61t or drop I'-WSQvlre. FINALS~ WHAT FINALS? PertY -.Rtf\: 1 W.. OV't tor 1.t0 thh fiftCf ...,.,., TUI'Idly II tht Srvtftd MUWoom. 2510 ll11~5t cs.. c-,..J Halloween Party or-"' IIALSTON-~oo .,.,.., SPRONG$TEEN AT THE -.00 Alld, C. ParlAto Attomey·•t-t.w -- .•... to ,,..,.:;::.:'i/.!~.•:,",je"" ~. :I<IOM JI..._.,.._,., (AI,...,_, ForU.B. ~ts LATKO THIS PIUDAYa m.qo Ct•b ,.,, TUISOAYS AlltE WIHODAYS •• h 1Clo/o OFF Print I\ BETTER/FASTER/FOR LESS ~ Tonlgllt. Fl'@fl Adm. & Thursday. Rock Night ~ Admi.Sslonfl ~ · - 8 37-8344 i~---------1 P ~ MR. 1 M~yone 0 word mooth. we at 1 TACO: -- I S message across III ' I 1 our yoor T group or organization :I ••1 OH s.,_ 1I needs a D .TACO I E event poster a ru& I Got something Ill say? Sure yoo do. And II yoo ean'l let know by ol UniYerslty PI~ can help. Getting the 3241 M~in ~t Ae~ttl {opposite UBJ business. If l.OUS115--+fAPPY DIR.TtiDAY. Enfoy your IQt d.avs ..s • teenl9er. LAW ~.'t'l , Aiif.ll PM.Il R HEY SEFF . YH )'OU'I /Mel yow In ti'W pit for • tu·ne I)UM.t 1 lo'ie you Ut. S AHNA-cOHGAATVLATIOHS on • lob ....-II darWI SMyoudt:lrnrullyfteedmet Is sponsoring an and tor promotion then we're the people to tatk to. UNivtRStTY PRESS 361 Squire Hall 831·2588 You cen btcOmt: me hNd rentw Mel r•'llerf : Moon 5,_1 ' 1""1 dO ft\e1 I uld ,_, Mlukin"1 dol 1.,.,... ......... .I ·------·-- FREE TltAVEL a ENE FITS •-lnG Na,_l Trawl co. stoks 1\lgllly motivated In· cliV-I lo ...,.,._.. Its COl· t.IJI.,. Trawl V - o n YWr c.ompus. No Exp. ,_,.,.,Will lnln. Qll .....1 - c:Mnpus Vacetion A5soc. u eoun street NEW ULEAS£ SP!CIALS .... c--.~ an..,...,_ s.;. ..... . lllltlr n.. ...., u.s. ................. s,r. c,n . c-.,.... ,... . .,.., . . . !Mot · l N.Y. 11U2 .. .......................... ......... . !belff.- Li* ....... . ......... lliD ....... ot£RYL-oot• lftltlt~..o ~....,..,.. .......,.,.~ THIS HAU.OWEE>I IIEWAitE 111 1"* ..,.., ""'*' .......... ~,...J. .............. . .. . , (WWW' " - ' 1mte...,..... ............ a-. .... ...... mo- - · ...._..~ o.-s- .n.w...._ ... ....., . . .1 T.... JWa . a-iaielioPI usr SAU 7.tl Ul S.tt ut 7.11 SAt 7.JI 5.41 ut 5.41 ut 5.41 ut ut 5.41 Us 7.tl Ul 7.tl Ul Ul T.tl lUI 7.tl JUt 5.41 r1111o eoTTOMS. ua. ea-."-" -· WAIIID • USED ll'a: We will ..... MllllifbWt ll't ie ...... - ..... cnoil• _._ IAAR...-ry Otol• VIVA foU, ......_,,K tl'le,.,........Oif'lto ...... tor "tW1 1'fl'l ....,..-;~,_VIa . ..... ,__Will_._ ....... ••• .,. c.., ••• RIDE BOAllO o.....•Dl-...llt. \IOIM>IIIOGTOM. Fly I<> Oc:J 7.f ... ' "· at·16Q!. 838-6n8 HOURS; M«\,Ihrv"-1.1- · lpn\,lkon.\2· - C..nl (21 2)855-7120 or Broold sourrouE "t- HIGH EARNNGS TAU._mwle _ _ I ; ~,.._.,., 2 UNIVERSiTY PLAZA ;!"!!~;!,'!.:."~.:;..u,::~ · QJieiJ Get I I I =A~~::::::=~ --.;::;:~~-TlfE REcoRD :,C:!!0,::; u~ -- Moo. · Sai. II · Be>m hi.. Thuro<laya 1 1 • 8 II!" A" lit.._ Is • FREE ADMISSION -,c Chain 's Boutique and Hong Kong Tailors 3114 M.!tln St. ---- Ty~& tuOO trom ua. USED Altef' J .D ift caU D" Let Us ShoW You Samples FREE ' Then Let Us *"' s.·ruru.y HoY. 1tt. IJl...,_ ~My . RS RESUME PROBLEMS? I , ·~ ' • . I Nortll M•Jn Llquo • . 3223 M•tn St. ' PRINTING~ COPY C&N '\ _____ ~ , ' See page 11 ot this issue for detais! -~­ ••~ Nf'\Oef+cl OwtiD~ie»enOtl.. FnR SAl [ ~NSUIIA NCE OIHDANC£ CENT£11 (Of'..,.._,~».,,... i DAYTONA • h ...,.., SOIC1rvm" ooet not .._...,... r~lty for atrt .,,.._ •'*Itt to "Tft• f Spend Spri1g ., ~ , THE ~ltUM,........... U111t rlllftt 10 W ftOI ....teM'If COCJIW'• ,:;.·-: :.-: .-: · Pffl... or-. ,_. •Uooooool,_,. .._. r-c.s..-111......., s.Q ....,.. r.. a..iowSwloo•'..,. C..•~ SIJ'ot .. ~ =&!.:,=·~·-=· ~ ue .,., ....,..., ~. 8¥....... ,..,. SE'"ItVICE.. ............... �Serolor - lltst - 1 1 . -. sludeiite-Teodllng , Ass1ltllnC vae.nde:s are avaUeblt for the 1981 Andovlr SUtnmo< SeulOn. AppllaUon. mor be obl.olned ln 3 koyu Cot wflt<O to J4unH L Bunnel, Dlte<tot, The , . . , _ Solrnmer Scoalon(PhiUipl AeodOmy, Andc>Yot, ""'01810. 617..75-3400. Ul. 170. Delay scsa- IIAcl ~ oludente lnt«Hted m' 1981 sutnme.r dr)ployment $hov~ ~ontact: Summer Employmont Cooodl""""· Employmont Oivblon, L.. 25. /'/" Mid-,....,. "liCit Oancen oll.ofte..,_ v.-..·tum by Rlci\Md Oorclon tomorrow in 2A6 C.ry ond Frlcloy In 357 /1\FAC, Ellicott. UUIIII pr~te Jobn llruoAoll. e tJ8 atuclont. U1 on ortglno1 ·uhlblllon ol drowlf'ill llv""th Nov. 20 In Gollefy 219, Squlte, For moo<lnloomotloncon (134.1088. 'Nito and Floro Purim lonl!lllt ot 8 p.m. ot tho Oronoclo lM•&er, M.a1n StrHt. I.Aw<_,U.ormore ~~~. POBox-.N. Due to mechanical problem•. The Uv<tmote. C.lilomla, 94550. 41~·1 I'3C A limited ec:c J u z l ! - S.tu~ ot 8 p.m. 1n IMJ5t~ Cornoll Thcoltt, EllkotL J' - Pre-a.--. AuoiUona for moo lind roo - porlC~f'tNt~Ce g._tp«loll.tinglnclhnlc-ofwmalond<ldtcm Europo Sundoy 01 6 p.m. In JJ9 S<lulrt. C.U SJ6.1620. oupplyof sumrnerlrw~en ovallable &;,3 HoyaC. Spectrum'• special Buffalo Issue has been postponed until Friday. looll !hen for a who havo d~1hod­ ro<orcb ond high LSAT UM'Ofllty of Noo1ll Corolino is -.~~>g Motehud Followllllpo In lAw. Foo 16-page supplement on the City's history and rebirth. , The paper apologizes to dllappolnted readers, but promises it's worth the wall. _,.._"Tho fu..be:t lnfomwation write: The ee... $cN)ol of Lew. Unlvv>ity of rlonll Catorrn~~. Clapel Hn~ North C.rollno, 27514. eo.- PIMinlng Olllce •orbhops: ~'"9 to ll~ol PrHmploym<ru lntemew Qudlonltomotrow ot3 p.m. In J 16 W•ndu\ video<apo will be lhown ond discvued ()UOtC nf the (hi}' ··ure could ~ e dream. but then we'd all be sleeping." -Marty Mozzor Poat·Doctoral F e llowablps for Mlnorltlea Appro•lmoi•IY J5-40 poll-<loctO<OI f•llowohlps for mlnoritles wiU be. •warded In oJI flekls-Sdmcea. Social Sc1encu and Humanfdes. FM futthtor tnfonnatfon.. wrlle: F•llowahip Ofllt:o. N4tton.l R....tch Council. 2101 Corutitutlon Avenue. Wuh~ton, DC, 2o.l8. gu•rantee lhet all noUcu will appe:ar entl ruervu t.M right to edll a1f notkea. Motlcu to appur mo~ than once mutt be retubmltted for Mc.h ptlntlne. Oe•dllnu .. are ~ond:Ay, Wedneact.y and ~t noon. Kleinh4nJ. Mutk:. H.o11 Tkkeu evelleb&e et 1M S.UfreTid<<l Offlct. "<::.rut Outlooka In Pl.rct*ot)" given by \Wu Carter of C•reer Ptac(!mcnt toct.)' M 7 p ..m. In~ Squire.. "ll<hlnd CloMd Ooots In F - Centl')l I l l - : Atdl&eofo!llcol Surprl-· gl~ by prof. Clolrcve OflndjW~n ol H~t!t College todl)' -' 8::30 p.m. at the Albrfght Kno111M Oallcry. Pre·1Aw Sen1ora-A rep{esentallve h;,.~tern New "lpoklna For Mr. Oood-' Frldoy In 170 MPAC. l!:lllcou, end S.turday In 146 Diefendorf ol?ond 9)un. England College School o( Lew wiH be on cempw; f1ov. 6. Sundoy ~ 3, ~:30 end 8 p.m. In 1M Sq\llre Conference Sign up In 3 Hoy.. Cor c.oll Mrs. /0\aek at Note: S..CkpaQe f1 .1 Untweralty MJ'\Itcc of The Spectrum. - 11otl«-l ere run free or c.:harge. The Specttum dou not -Mid UUAB i'lwolc Committee ptUMie II>< Midnights feoturing Bob Weir Tuadoy •• 8 p.m. ot 8)1,3~1~. Theater. M.inorltJes ore encouraged to come for •n lntetVleW. .Middly Music SU~ with the- musk of Alrto ond f1ota Oroduotlng Sefllors-Tho Mvanced OI!E Tut In Purim today from 12·2 p.m In lht Hut Loungt. Squire. Blotogy, Educ:•Uon, Englnet..rlng, Uteretute In English, _ and Chomil1ryw111 be given De<. 13. Sign up by Nov. 7 . "Tho lt80 Pruldontlol Delletes on TV: One Dey Lotu" llppllcatlont for lbe OI!E moy be obtain J Hoyos Cor gl• . . by Fronk /0\aklewlu . todoy ot 8 p.lr> IJt<> ., C.pon. I . Woldman Tht.tte•. tiorton• roo. Pl..,. use announcements The 1\ntl·~ Task Force lso Hrvk<: for k. tl you ho~e eny quesllona., c•li8JJ.)5)1. ~ow aid munorl.- concert toct.y ot 7.:30 p.m. 1t tbf: 51. S!AnlsloUI Cl>urch, Peoi<ham W TOWI'I.end $1>. Anyone 1ntereatc.d In attending the " YPIAO BtnghomtOII Foil Conr...,..,. lollould <Orne to 1M NYPIRO lo sign up. Alcohol A...eneu Prosltwn you oometlmea r..llbot ,..... or a friend moyddllk toomudUOropby 1741'\FAC:. Ellicott. W~dnadays from 6-10 p.m. Open Mike 1omonov; from 8-1 a p.m. In tM Rothske.ll.or, Squko. All s.....,to havlnt ..,...., lnt•rutto 1><.- lnl.,..od 1ft Joining 1M A~»lbr Out> ohould alan up fO< nonmombonNpot!MSI...S.ntANn.,ll l Tolbon.sign up wlll olllO<"n«<c>>lly . . . _ , . members. ~ o(fl« &oda~ """' do- do US 11\~·s Cif'O'Nth Ce:nter 1s opening • .1-\en·s Drop-In and R~SeMcu. Ati)'One w-Ing to llllk. be listened to, orin noedol 11 1 1 - b ~to - 1 M -· TIM C<n10r b In 2 11 T - . Open 12·5 p.m. -doys. k.c.l..! ;a - . - S i g n up foo,..... ...,IIH pottnflM>dovold liMo. Sign up todoy tnroU9ft Friday In 1M Squlro Cmt•• ~froonll ·)p.m. Dflcovtr tht "'lldred Blake Student Affairs Cfllt«tl&ro..llne Ub<•ry. Open Ho.;,. oil Ibis - k lroon 9-5p.m. SAACS Hollow"n por~y Friday ot 5-.JO . p.m. In !I Ac:htiOn Anne•. The c-nodlng Setvlce ... ""' tbltd - o f /ollcNol Holl h , _ _ o M«n'o Support ond <lrooM O<oup. My man ln&.trttted In pertJclplltJng ln auc:h a group cont.KI Bob Pnl<off T.....S.y or Th<rt1dor ltoon 9-.J0.3 p.m. ot 8)1-3737. TIM Wrttlnsl PIKe Is • dtop-11\ tutorial Conter locoted In the Unive-rsity ~amlng Center. T utora tralne:d tn an lnten..-ve C:oun.e •tt: ~red to belp at any a~ Of tM wrh..lng proce:sa. We •~ not lU\ b:1klng Mrvk'e, but we- ate• group o( enthust.Htk listene:ts re-ady to tM:tp. Come see U 10U need coplco f..t and roptpduced like the original, We haw: a new Xero~~: m~,ne. A new Mtvke for rou It the Mildred Bloko Sludont 1\/folta C:tt>toriB,_slng Ub<ory, 167 MPIIC:. Ellicott. Inter Vorslly Cl11lo lllft f'e-olllp H- - . Potty 1 Frlcloy at 7:30 p.m. •• Peuo ond Jim's houM, 46rMidway 1 Avenue. C. II iMm ot (134."48 for dl..c!IOns. Rod Oon llloodmollllo llgn up <odor 1M '""" 9<' p.m. In tile ~Conle< .......... - •-row drlw will bt held New. S ond S. For more lnlormollon call Choryl at 636-'761 . Spon_... by O.ko SIQ<M Pl. c - I t y Actloft eo.,. "Ul oponoo< Ito annUli ct~nc~r...·s C.mlvel roo- ~h Nov. 2J 1n 1M l'ltimo<t llocoft. Squire Yo..._,. fOr the ore In oil ..-.ql ot-1-.tlon......~. oupervlalon and cl6n up . ~ UN Ot P - ol 831-3~1 or com< to 345Squlre. "}'OU Cltld ..... ~ ollered. Wonlto worlrwklt kids. check 0011 CAC's -d>ild CON pto)t<l .,_.t. Coli Dolrble .. lbl·»21 . Do---. -do,....-1'4ov «=- .._. n. 10 bolp O<gt<lla OO.C.IIflh-..IUII--1--.d, ...,..10 345 Squire, CI.J~I ~AIIeko_wll p.M. 1o1 lhe Squn .. 3f......,II:JO.l p , _ MH _,..,.. ______ .. __....-10 ....... n._...,........_,...._ ___ us In 336 &ldy weol<doys ItO!" 12-4 p.m. and 1'\<>ndoy, Wednottdoy end Thursdoy from &9 p.m. Also In 2J3 Squire 6-9 p. m. Tu~ !•om A«ountlng" panel d b c v u l o n - ot7 p.m. in Jl6 Wende. Rop<...,.t.oll.... ftom U.nlon Cotbldc: ond CuUon lndusuy wtll be PfH<1\l. "Conv....U..Uin tlle .IItts- Eotl>ot Hotfloti'Wotv--., O.vtcl ,.,..,... J'.nl•lc DltOK'tot ol S<ucllo ...,_ tonl!lllt ot 5-.JO p.m. on lnlernollonal Coblo. -.....1 JO. n..-. ' Rupn, Cort•r, . . . _ _ polltlatl fONm Ftlcloy ot ~· p..m. 'n the Wotdman Thutn. Morcon.. "APifl~tloNt of Theory of R..,lar SoMlons to CompoUI1CI·Iotmlng Molttft Alloyt" given by Dr. P<l« Oroy ol 1M !lnlvotslty ol Wost«m O.,torlo l'lo¥. 6 01 ):JO p.m. In ~ Froncuk. "Oyfwnlco of llle Fo,.tlon of, tile QJ...y ~tu. by Ropld Ou•nchtng• gl••• by Or. E. /1\onttoll of th• !lnlvenlty o l Rooh..,., l'to'4 U of 3:30 p.m; [n ~54 Froncak. '"Tnantporl Theory or E.x.clton1 tn MolecuLar Cryatafl" meetings given by Or. V. Kenkre Nov. 20 11 J:JO p.m. In Fronczak. ~~ ~U« meets Friday ot3:30 p.m. In 342 ~e.. Soc:aer g,ome Sund.ly ·~ 2. p.m • •• the neld neat 1M Ellicott Tl""'ls Couno. lrl&h Studo&t Ann. meeting t-row 1ft 9E Ooodyeor lounge. II unoble 1D ottend c:all 832-2402. I\Jtllle ............. Of!II"IQtlonal/toelel m«tlng '"' .an,.one: liltW> WiO\M like to bftorne 0 bfocM_t ~HOW lroon 4-8 p.m. ot PJ Botloms.ll,..... c:onnot otlend l>llt Ub to join call Lolo at 6J6.3609 Of Kathy at - 6'J6Q65, Alpllo ~ OGta ••A1tern1Una. to St!He-nta Ott..r Th1n Pub11c orr..., elections Ftld<tyot 1 p.m. In 2.32Squh. TIM tltlrd topic of lntemollonol College'• Non·Ylolenl Rtvo!uUons lecture Hr1ea I• "'Ecologk•l M-urder •nd lhe Non·VIolent Ahern.atJ"e: Ttw. Mon-Peeccful Atom"" .Qivet\ by 1'\a, Mlno Homllton todoy ot 7 Ellk'oll. p.m. In 2.16 MFAC. • R.....,_t fllod•l ror fllodular Vorlflollle £>oceptloa Handling" gl.., by Dr. Shaulo Yemlnl of u.a.A l'lov. 4 ot ) :30 p.m. \n room 41. 42.26 Rfd!l< \.u. ..,.... R•lotlon of conoua• 11ven by s.-n t.ono ond ~ling the /0\ant.olly "I" givon by C..l W.-.in tO(OOfr-'ot 3 p. m. In 112 O'Btlon. - .... J..ondy Plkc"ond -.,_~ Ulo"~ot7 p.m. fit Ute $quite Confer~ 1"hH.W:t. c - -ot.4-p.m.. Clft6criJ'WIUOIO - · ......._ '""" in 2209 Oomeru, AC. Pill Ela . _ ,_,. todoy « 3 4'4 p.m.. In 232 S<lulre• "Tho FOil" 1 - - ot 3, 5, 7, ond 9 p.m. In the ..,wo~ l'htMer. Not1on. Hllol ....... .lft'lsb ........ ploonjpe mHllf'lll ot !I p.m.. In 1M EliooU Oub. - -llleUBO....- lllt .._ucloniO- _.._,o~~app~oe. _ , _ _ llbJOU-c:-U.•CAc ln:M6 ....... 13WRI. ... ........... .-..-..-...._ ..... .,.,........,..._.,_ ·---~--perle:.-~ - ~- ~-laU.IIerleo~Clii!ISI.JlJ?ti JOU•IIh 10-. T - U . - lor Zionist Nlfillment, m«to - 0 1 7'J>.m. in 2J4 Squire. Gr....., T-y: Volkybell vo. ~on Coil- Got.Unlvffllty, ClMk Holt, 6 p.m• Ftlcloy: ~ va. Bn>cllj>orl &.le Collegt, ~Field, 3 p.m.: Volloyboll ac Big low ~lonoltlf>o. Z8T f.-..llr plodga ~ todoy • 7 p.m. In 117 s.t.lnlo)'l Footbeii .YO. Edinboro SU.. Col!e9o. R'*'Y Field, I p.m~ c:,_ ~-lfY ot liYS ~IpS; VoiiO)ibellot 0111rfcl Townomont. N•donll 8octety of Pte»feaa&or.•l Eaelne,·,. w-.. Soccer knporwnt precllba.., ;,_ u I ~r~e-.wyeo....dl,.,....todoyot 2:»9,m. In , 5 llod .Jedtet. ~leoti. Bldg. 4, above 1M Hl110ry ..-. """"*'·a..--.. - ~»"Yimeell<te Fride31ot 2:30p.m. In 33i Squire, p.m. M tho ...,..,11 Con\puL U,..... . _ ottend, p1eew call Bob at a31-41Mor CindY -..n·941&. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/adda1aea57fbb622f49e46bbbc204100.pdf a9668b6308357b88cccea91d1d10ce40 PDF Text Text SL!NY asks for $ I billion budget ~,. Scu. GoodciiiW :-- - Deferred salary paymaru from laa year lOCal 22 pel'O<nt of the requeJt. This Is a Ol»<lme COil incremc cuck obliplory oo SUNY tb.nouah UAioa . . , _ . The Sblle Llni><nity of New Yott (SUNY) &o.rd or oa various exhlu.cu. • Tbo remairriaa fuodl will be dispmcd fO< a J<ries or new and improvina othen ill oeed of loe<eue for 1981·1912. Tbe requut totals suppon. Only Stooy llnlot and Bin&l>amtoo are -<Wnwdy Sl biltiotl, and will <VmtuaiJy be mentioned specir...Uy, In the mau of doans and data prescated to the Lcaislature after it ulneorpor11ed Into provided by SUNY, 10 r«idve au.,..ted f~mdifta. tiM: OovcrDot's Elcecumc Budart. Stony Btoot is sl.lted ror S9.2 m!Uion for "further 'The: Board or Trwtcc's riiWIC!aJ plan coma in I he developmel\1" or iu bospioal. and ... -"dl.!N!!al S2 !rust ... laa - puoed tiM: " " - opcnlina ~ 10 the .,..._., 3l year history wkh a Sl40 mil1lon r~ or a oummer memo rrom Oivison or Bud&<t Dircotor Howard MilleT explaio.ina. that the St11e pWIJ ,10 balance the bud&el and a dvises St a te qencles-includina SUNY- to prepare fot "some deep cuts" In ""pcrulituns. Preparina a 17~ bud&<t document, SUNY Central admiu thu it bas been operatina Wider "constrained" fuodinl levds as Slue iUppon bas dwindled. To meet this Stuc·wkle bell ti&hteninJ, the sys~crn asscru thot it bas been "sh&rpcolna iu roeus in redircaioa resowas" 10 <Utain orcas of the academic world. K.eowtedp Tbe emphasis in bi&ber education will be chlll&<lf ro bdp prepare individuals 10 entrt the '"Ort force. Additionil!ly, the document rr-delln<:s SUNY's misoion to Jporuor research and publl< >cMec activillcs Which "increase know1edae and improve the quality of lift in New York." To ac_h!eve this, the document "pecines Its request for addnoonal suppon, yet 80 Jl<"e<no or iu oaual doUar r~uest is mandated by prkn commilments and lnftllion, TrOISI« Georae L. Colliru .. plalned lnOll.ion aobbles ~ JI<"C<nl or the SUO millio~ increase and mainlainia& c.dsdna propams at their current St&ndards will toke up nine percent or the reques~ed aid. monday -..... million to sorenJthcn the coistlna OJI<"Itioii.I(P roii'ims fO< <he du..dvantaaed and fond lna enrollment aro-lh add up 10 ODOtber S4 million. or ~ inl.eresl to UB Is a $400,000 !ncr"""' dircoted • iiDpn>vlna tbe Oraduare 11ipcnd level. TIM: Orad"""' Soadem Association and UB adminiSIIlllon ~e loa& ~ed that additional monia be mad< available, but "'ere repelledly rebuked by <he Stare. ~1 Tbo UB Oenw Scbool-wllkh the documeot sa~ needs "sianirocaru fuodina il>crcasa"-will ra:eive the pan or iu thrcc-~e fuodina plan 10 improve doc prosnm. Tbu mcwe ,... rrw>doted in 1979 by an out»de evaluallna 1eam ,.hlch lowered U B's roc:aeditatlon SUIUJ to probat-ary. For UB In uocr-aJ, S1:12 million ,... propc>Kd sisuaJlin& .,YIIKT<&loe: of 12 pel'<<DI-tlo< smil!leso pel'C<Dlaa< or ""Y or Its three (Albany. Binibornton and Stony Brook) oount<t'parU. Mud! or tb4 increase is needed for innatlonary and waae cosu, UB Depputy Vlte President Roben Waancr noted. Anolher • SIIO,OOO is asked 10 provide araduate OIUdenl$ with stipends, while funds arc abo slaJcd for the llbrvics and maincmancc plane. The SUNY request abo tontalns a brcatdowo or campu.s·by--a.mpus ntt.eds and sum1 cub ~·, I ~Df'l . . . . . _ - Vol. 31 , No. 27/SUNY at Buffalo/27 October 1880 ............. ...__~-~ .... The over the air waves; WBFO signals research-havoc "I cloo't 1« how we can deal wilh tbe important and loftl"""l< needs o r a research and teachina facilky wilhout deaJina with the In wbat scotted out as a foc:t·findioa~ur<r of interferma:," Fab<t said. mcctina. but oneo tun>ed Into a llcoled Neal pointed out lh01 be m\IS1 recomm<r>d debate, two UB resatdl professors and a a solutioo t.o Uru•mity P,.eoidenl Roben L. • r<pracntati"' frono WBFO m<l in Capen Keuer "as 0000 as possible." Tbe Y~tt Hall Friday to I<Y ud resolve the Presida1t inclialed he is leanin& towards cootroVcnial radio lnterferco« problun on some type of comprO<DtJe qrccrnent. He the M&l.o Str«t C&mpus. messed that under no cimmulatlCCS is this a 'The: Interference, caused by lhe Squire mater or totally "dolna oway" with rcseatdl Hall·bued radio $1&UOn'o enormous power facilities or WBFO. inc:n:ase last January, h'" played havoc with cl«'Uonic raureh equipment ln the Cary· Faadn.lslea One oomp,ornlse that Neal mentioned Shennan·Fatber oomplex. E!ver since the power boost was ldentlriCd aa lhe source or concerns a substantial decrease in WBFO's intcrfcren<e last April, the two sides have power durin& terlalo. hours when <l<pe1'imenu are ln protJcss. The stalion reeomrneodcd tou.lly different liDiutions. At Friday'• meetJnt, requested by y..,. Clll'rO'ntly KDds out a sipl or 2J,)j0 _ , . , Preoident f0< faeililla Plannin& Joho Neal, and the most they can feasibly reduce it to is Sadlo, wtoo'Jald he would boUI sicla rdterlled lb< solutions they bad about 1.500 been pusbtna all Summer in kltm to rhe be willin& 10 qree to lud! a compromise. noted that at 1.500 watu, WBFO is UoivaJitr admiJIIstratioo. • WBfO Oel>eral M&nqft Robett Sito111tl broadcastina ll double rhe wauqe it had lh01 ohe intcrfcn:D« am be opcrued on befO<C lu January increase. SiltonJd poirlled OUI that WBFO wiU be tly reduced by •hiddioa and ona all the eff<eted labontories. He uadcrl&kiDI I funduili DI drive in Nov<tObu, and said lhll if it bas to ,/"01 stud~ c:ondll<ted by anlndepcndent 1 oonNitin& which recommended a "cas<> broadcast at reduecd Jtrenath, th< aatioo by.c:ue" remedy, dca1ina wich each could lose up 10 $15,000 in doollioos. Sachs couotcred that WBFO roiJed the same laboratory's spcclnc problem. araument last May When II wa• ordered to decru.K hs wattaac by Ketter as an interim Oa tlto other ltaad Thr: power. however, never was solution. However, Prof<JIO<I Fred Sachs and Donald Faber, from tiM: Deptarment• of decreased by the JilLion. Neal Invited some neutral and not·SO· Pbltmacoloay and Neurobioloay rcsp<Ctlvely' cont<ad that the C05t or neu<ral aucsts to the meetinJ. Vice President for A<adcrnic AffairJ Robert Rossber& and shiddir>a each laboratory would be close to SIO,OOO and that th<R would still be oo Asooeiat< P,.ofcssor or Elcariaol Ellain«rin& James Whalen both liuCDed while the IIWO .,..;....... of total protcetion. Tltoe prof_. believe that for rcscarchcn, ridea traded Oflum<DU. Dire ctor of the Edu<ational the best llallltlon is to 100\'C WBFO's aot...,.. Coramuoicallons Cuter (ECC)Gcnld ore Kimball T ....100 reet ··~ frolll lhdr labonlOrios-Md have it plaocd O'Grady onco toot on I sunocot< rok for at ODOtloc< loc*loo. They daian Ibis would ·SikOrJkl, ddmdlna the sWion's position dimiut< all llltcrf....,_ that bas ~ wbik Auocilte Yocc PYaid<Dl for Health brolilh1 _,. loiabiY ....,.... ~ Scienc:a Donald 1.anoo opote on how the • 'ant...,.. mates every oaeardo d<pattmcnt a to a JUIDdstlll, -u. rum 4 ., . ___ .. _. ..,..._,_ .. IN'l'Un'MNCI: W.,O'a ,_..,... , _ - " .. ~---.... -~-~----­ ............. Have ro ~IIIIMF,.., .. Aftd • it.•· At several polniJ durina tbe OfiiiDIGilS brote OUI mectina. brt"'CCD l k IWO sido. Respoodin& to a comment by Sadu, O'Grady said, "I lhitlt )'OU're misleaodlna us il!l and just ......... >QJ bold ~ <OcrJY." Nc:al intenated by callin& r.. an md to " redpric:al ad bominum lllll:ts." ~: Haldujdi/- P.2 I Tocminf Nonno Rae-P.S I UndetwatN- P.B I _____ _ ,..... ,,_ .f,pK1-""""A1110't f:IOinnM Dlloc1aroi ... _ _ _ Comw ttc. ..., ..... ·-· 1hl ......... MOWid. ...... ....... -._ ... .,..... Owllld ~ ~ ... • tMcted t.bort-'" Tbo Vlcc P,.esidenl explained thll be ,.;n mate Ills ruommendadoo 10 Kater as 5000 as he ra:eivcs further infonnotioo from boUI uclel. He requeJted lhot WBFO submit r....,..oo bowloo& k would tote tomoveiu antama fr001 Kimball TG~Wcr, and lhot the rcscarchcn supply bJm wilh the IOial number or labO<IIoriel aiTected by the .;pal. S9«ts teject- P. / 7' �·dge Lea evapor:ates tomorro The Ridac Lea Campus is solD& dey tomorrow accordloa t o Aulitant Vice Prulcknt for Purcbulna and Campus Services Paul Beeon. who DOtes ...t1w IDe auxiliary campus will shut down for the~:. "The Erie C4Wily Water Autb!lritY is soina to au orr the w.ter Jupply.~said, llddin& tbal tbe inconvenience is due to tbe conatructlon of tbe ncar-by Lockport Thtuway. Although, there are no laws prohibitina the campua from f~lonlna despite the water lou, S.COn malntalned that "common sentc" dKwed the decUoa. or facilities, such as ratrooms, woold, Bacoa predicted, become "really messy" sbollld 11udalu and faculty auempt to frcqu<at thaD without water. The supply will be turned off betweea I a.m. and about S p.m .. aceordif11! to the- Wat.e r Authority.- Classes will resume the followin& day. neuse $$$$$$ Cou pon lulle tln loard Outllde 355 Squire Ha ll MSC Savu Yo u 5 I 5 1 S r---------, Head First I I I I I. I1 Hair Stylists 386 Kenmore Ave. ,., EngtowOOttJ Pracioioa Cot a llow llrJ ..,sa-- Ne"' I 1 Special Sa.W,. "- r I Wa~ N_ight! 75c Bar Drinks TUESDAY: I I Wing "lghtl S1 . 50 Dozen Wings J Splits for S 1.00 : I May saints preServe..us! Give me that TV religion · lty iUdi Sqkow.r /ip«<fWff Slof/ Wrlttr Edlt«'s •ott: T!tJs a tlw[rm in olltrlerdftlitot Willi tlwcflrcnQJJJrltn• tim< rrfillon 011 Amtriar. Tit< . _ - . , ~ 1/w op/11/oiiJ Q/ Its .,.;tor.nd not .-i1J 1/toa Q/'lbe Spec:uum's editorial board. My mother doesn't uoclerstand mo. Sllc can't~ why OIIJ'OIIl'-lct alone ba soothe atheist-would wantiO ol!end boOn aluod to' lbe TV set watchln& the ahouUsb parad<> or ocreamiua, ravinl evanactim that clunu the Sunday momin& airwavca u they vie for soub. My rlllooale is ve<y simple: hclidcslhe morbid rosclnatlon this stuff holdl for me, it's really a awla' of kDowln& your c:netriY· Tho sudden resurao- of Cu.a'clamtnlalist rdiaicm in the Amalea~~ POlitial scene-che so-c.il<d "New OlrUiian JUaht"-bu a lot or people WO<ried that' it 11.,...10 set this c:oumry beet 10 tbc Slo6e ~ illtollectually, socially and ....U,. In an oclitorill pubtiobed in 7Ju> /hifftllo Ewnlnr ~ laol wedr, Aadrcw Youna ltaled tlw the threat or the New C1uUtlao ltllllt wu not t1w they milt rdlalon wilb Jl!llitics, but rather that they cousidcr lhCI(Didvcs "the m.;ority ... But m~oritles rardy couut for anylhina in th< aovemmcnt, w::ept, df """'"'• In electlons. The aovernmcnt wen to "'"PPiooi!IY vocal o~ iAIIuentlal..,.aal-lntm:st poupo or lobbies. 1 The rul threat or the New Otrlstlan Rlaht is precisdy that they on blurrill& the Coastk~cd clisWic:tioas betWUII 0\urc:h and Swe. ThCit preachen rfti that they baY< a Qocl.siven rfabt to~ · other citlzau "<Yil" or •r,rnmon~," and to IOiiJiau tb<lr \!rand or y by eq,ioilin& lhdr coOI(CIIllocl' roan or tkalh and the bftea in a politically manlpu!atlve manner. (For example, Boston's · al. Maddroa decrcCd tll!ll it was a sin 10 VOle for the pro-abortion candldll01 In a local electloo; and a we aU know, people who commit $Ins don't ao to ~YCD. llellclott .,.., ,....... _ .... o..~~. 1 JOJ1 Bailey flven9e at Kensington ~--:.~~;,.-_.-.._...__(Soattl of ne Untve~ty) • This is a ..,...;...., aiNoe of - . not oolx_ hcc:av.sc JUch rdiaious coorcioA violates the separation of O.urch and~ .. but abo hccau.e bY afflliiAa Oocl's "ol)iftion" 10 the lllues, one immc:clilllty'nlla out any lntdliaent clilcussoo of these nwtcrs-a quldt spin lhrouall TV evan&dism tboWJ the constant we or such phrases as ''I surt'el1de:r a11,•• ··ot~ as the power to obey," and "OiY< yourself up 911d let Jesus Christ take over," which are simply calls for blind, abcepllke ohcdicn<:e to thex ve<y preachen wbo clolm to lit oo the riallt hand or Oocl. Rdiaioo ludf is not the probl..,. lr'• bard enouab 10 ~d anylhlna rcsembliDa IoDer pea« and ~ iD this world as it is, and If rdlaJoo is what ODe fincla k in. tbm r..... What Is objectiouablc, howcvu. is people Commentary Who lhia k that they have a diviDe and holy d,.y 10 lll>ovc r~ down other people's throats. ·'Ibis IJPO or mCNalit,-led 10 the borron of the Salem wkchbuou and the Spuir.h tnqv:bitlon, and d i e - type of tllin& apin today; c:xept inst~ of witd>es and heretics. tbc or the New OlrUiian Riall• ary women, homote:xuals and Uhcral is.._..,. wseu politicians. Wilich brlnas us back to what Many Feldman telmcd "prime-time tdiaion": lucrative bi&·lime moclia·tuted evanac:Usm. A rour-bour Yiewina or thl• pray.for·P.Y pr~ cxpoSCI the lillY spccte< or rdill<>u< intolerance and fta~ cankerina the roots or America. A.JoaleJ ... Tho IICIItwo lltkk:s ill this S<rics wW deal in more •pocirlc t....., 'l!ilb two or iu more tepdWn upocU.-I!mat AII&Jey, a twisted, JI'OCJSIIW llibl«humpina flith-beakr wbo rqwamu tbc absoi~~~C nadir of media ~sm. and Rev. Jerry Falwell and his Moral Majority, which is rapidly lhlplna up to he the new Holy Ordet or tbc lnquioitlon. For now, ·-------------------••llliilli••--.. sA c.uaater Affalra A Dtv. of Student Affaire preeenta Commuter Break/cut 15c Doughnuts - Free Beverages howcvu, an eoca.,.W11ed look at thew~ of the land is required, In orde< ro . - e r th~ q.-lons: Who are thete people? What do they ""'~ and An: thq really ..no..? • The rnt &bow 10 atch on a Sunday monJlJti 111 any raaooablt hour is lootloa "Oily or~ chlldtal cinPia ... wblcb .,..,..,; 1&Nall1 a _.. upt.bcir 'l(ilh <'1a petb bkallaa of bdllr~ with ~. nos ila rdati?oty miDol' tbo•-<1011 or the La-..-.e Wdk of~ Ooopd oet-ed the on1y thlna& -u. -china it ror.are tbc DIICI'va7 -etfall. ~~"~~~'"'&")_th':eu"'t ~~frillY~ w ..... w"" are ....,." ,. ""· • 1\owen, and pzlnl up 10 b~m> a lot-and abo for the lllble lachlnp of a all&btly d~ted Scriptural ocholar Glll1ed Rlctwd Ddlun. • ~this allow '?<Haan ddlveroct'Pan Two o( a four-pan 1<f1D0D-~ Woman God Made: Ker'Cr.-Jon, Suballsdoo. Equality aDd llcbavi«. "'lbe lArd bas ., ordai!lltd," llaled DeHaan, ''IM tbc . _.. be subalisslvc to the authority or the ..... for the successful orc1eriJ>a or So"'• 6WD&D affairs. Cltritllan women, bhweVtt, I'Q- - ro Jtl their own-,way.'' Pick up a tum Ia car pool fo~s Get VOOT , _ . 1/ J.10U have rtttumed ~forms on or M/ore October 15th • ; c..--...._ Wednesday, Oct. 29th 8:00 am - 12:00 N~on In the Capen l:.obby ~ t9, ....,ply• • • they throw tautrums, ~ leon, or do whalewr ~ M'iakci · . Far rr- hcln&' a witlcu chtuvlalsclc pia, ho....,er, DeHaan died IICttllll Biblicrrl prociftbal~ was so. Allcordilla to I CoriDthians 14:34-31, "Let your _ , teep Al<ncr-in the ch~ for it i s - permitted IUitO than tC>copcat; but they are COIIIIIWided to he uoder obodieaco, u abo alt)l tbc law. Aad If tlwy willlcam flll1lldac, lee them ast lhdr b~ • homt: fer ills . . . . fer - 1 0 IPCalt ill the dlorch ... Abo 111m«<ly l:ll. wblcb . _ .,.,. I ...trtr - a 10 uach, aor to .-p authority ._the-· bot 10 he ia ........... DeH- clottpl Ills ttrJ'DCIIt by dtill& the old myrb of Adam ad Eve u proof that Oocl crc.sed for man, DeHaan calli dUo "theDivioo Order ohlllborityADd sullpalaion ••• tbe tl'l!e wlllllllllllit lovlatiJ as Oocl ialeDdetl," 8ld filliilo<d b l o - wilb a plea to ltil .w-.: "Oailllaa wile. bawc ,.... """' toaboniuiYC 10 _ . to.lould'• Qocl.cl¥e ..a.orily7 If your is 1101 I would .._. !hat ,.... Cllltlcu,.... tile lArd ••• " a.- oa, we will• ltow the ...,, Otll-.t ~ wblclr for a>me . . - are IOIJIPC*!d to lie tlllta ~ ..._...,. IMa _,..... ebe . - .-rlttal dl ftprt ioto the Cllrilllla Rlllot'a ~ to the DA and aboctloa. llletl ......., " Oral .......,. IDd You.n Rohcru is the well-tt>Owa ,.....to • -~01' . . . . 1{- �Natlwo bdicvts that "o D10R _..ave_....., .. b aocdod and cited tbe solitary lip oa the laad u iDodcquat~ aolvcniJiac. tlowiY~ ......._ Traswcr ~ . , _ capl.aioed 10 tbe ~JDC~~Z~tn tbol fSII w "- ''P*)'laa sn.ooo IDd SJ,,ooo In l&l<CS cv<ry year IIDd tbol clo<se't include the laM Ia noc utill>iq the land." ~~rpa& dcdorcd that, "lhllcoo we rmc1 a lot or _ , 10 Pill somctbina tbcre, it's b&tJcall1an olbet:ross around our necb." Snyder oddcd tbat althouab fiiDds have be<n .a aside to pay 111< tucs on the land tbe · - three tO five yean, "It's d<fmltely In til< Corporation '• h«stlnterntto sdl il a1 a aooc1 price." ll<sociate ProfCIIOt of Physics Jonotban Rricbert Indicated that til< resolution may be premature. "The (f'SII) Prtsidcnt should coni&CI tb< broker IIDd hove 1\im bcmhe what he bu done." Rcic:ll<n suucsted. =~:;~ motioa was th<n tabled unlll Ill< present broker bu bcm r« r. lnquJi;cs FSA:_.,.- F - , lotU.O .... l ..oaloeoiiM~"'· Tho mek\, tol* Of dlteuuiorl wes h 512 acre~ ol u. f.aNdatlon OMW In Alnhent. Acc:ordlne to one boM'd ........ -.... , Old The FIICII!Iy Sluda!l llssociodon (PSII) Board or Oit<ctors -rromed iu first blllineu ....,.a of lbt J<U>CSI<r f~ artcrnooo, bw much of the m«<Jna's diocussion concanod actions bJ tbe!R"ioi.IS Board. II Jhost, whldo lw bountcd fSII Board medlnp for th< paa ......, yean, rdWlled to rear its bead once more co thr COOSlO"'DAllon or lbe Vd<ran members and to th< perplaJty Of the newly appOinted DirectOrs. , . FSII b $I.IU trying to stU '11aores or prOpeny it OWIU in the """hi" COl l«<lon or the Town or Amherst, IIC<'Otdlnj to PSII Vicc·Praid<t>t Leonard Snyder. How..er, s..mll members of the Board questioned the .dugWJ lPP<oadltakcn by rul estate broker W. O. Hlw<u hoc. in ill aJ.tempt to fllld t buyer for the Lind. Board member Alan Nalbllll, wbo is abo Sludmt Attociotlon (SA) TTetSUrer, propotcd a resolution which would .......,.,. til< (f'SII) Praidcnt to IUe any meosu.ra be deems ...,_. ~PP<opriote 10 inform proopecthe invcstcxs,or the pro, - ,'J availability llld tbe ll<sociltion •..c:rms." ' specters haunt FSA lll:alnliiJ& to Sll)'dcr, 1M tbe poos~'bilitica are noc ~. One orpolzadoa wi&bed 10 build a .obiJc.llomc part oa tbe site. Erie County i5 also coruickrina UJilla the propmy for a propoo<d scwqc JYSUm. Several Board members csprcaaed ooooem over 111< Sl$.000 vant donated by FSA to the or Cultural Affair., sin~ Sl$,000 •tiU remain$ fTom 111< orl&lnai allocatlon~lll of which was to have be<n spmt by l.bb scmatcr. fSII Sccrttary Edward Doty opposed various ursJnas ro take block the prosntm's already frozm func!J by poiatlna 0U1 that 1he Board mould have liven £stb<r Harriott, tbe proaram's Director, an o~ for lbearant'l budatl. "Sb< (Hllrriou) bos tived oap to the~ of tbe IJllll," Dory c:o>pbasiml. " We should DO< OOW Lite a•oy tb<,ilooacy th.q we pw bet." • . The Board fo&owcd Trcuurer Williom Fintdst<in's ._loa that Harriott be inviled__.t.o.tbt Dirtaors' llQl -"'a to csplaln bcrplons (or til< llf&Dl. Presidftu of the FSII Corddl Sduocbtcr H.vriou has sold thlu will rcsip if a proposal is not forwarded to Iter 1 the Board. Howe.er, Schachter hu ya to rcc:dvc the rcsiiJlation. Finkelstein, WhO Wastbt only O(fi<Cf Of the Corporation had tO be clcaed with a closed ballot in51cad or by lttlamotlon, voluntarily rdlnqubbcd SOlD< of his powca u Tr<asUter.IIJJ fSII chccU mUll no*~ co..oi~Jlcd by ln<jjbcr member o r the Board iu addition to tbe JtlndaTd liJDllurc or <ithcr the Treuucre or his assbuDt. F'mtclstftn abo ....;..wed tlw checb over .U.OOO musz bear tbe Trcasur<r's slanaure. Thi> cfiiCUSSion led to • ,.,era~ conversadoo ohottt the d<lay or l'olku Bookstores. ""'. to bqin coour""ioo ora .... bookstore 00 1M llmh<nt Campos. "We ba.. tbe woat bookstore U1lllc natioo," rcmarted Reichcn . ..Wclbould ....,., have sold it." """"":E r •••••••••••••••••••• U/8 HEALTH FAIR Monday, Oct. 27, 9:30am · 3 paa FUlmore Room, Squire Hall (MSC) ''lte.hll~·· . --! ... De......,...,_ CPR~ Dfal.el.. T_,.,. (ll·~) "-ion ~ ro-··- Dt.plo..- • Prl.wd lll«kritJt. Fll.... . lnknnallon on fttntsS, .,,.,.., nutrition, oa:upallonlll thanpy, QnCC, non-~ ckugs. -...llty. Mloblc cloncing. Jo!l!jng and .........- . ciepnlsslan, ...,..,.., ·~ eurdse Df'O'IllmS, - •• alcchoism. Mailm.an mix-up makes GRE mess theorized arc "a problem of .omruuoleotion." Wbile Buffalo Slate Collqe bad m:<ived the new informatioo and was beafnolna lbe arduoi.IS task or infoi'1DloJ lu 11,000 underarad1111es; UB knR' nolblna and llllfo"unately did oOlhiiJ&. "I Uln't know anythifta Willi thb momifta (Fri<loy) when a •oman came up to m< aod asked aboul Ill< t<SU," f"u1k reeall<d. llllhouab the student was informed by F'111k thot thot ponloa was c!isoontiDaed. be sold Jbt wu od.oDwn oboultbe ~ ICIIS bcina Jivcn . _ - ' 'lb.ol led me to call Prillcdoa (ETS' boo>e-ba>c)." caploiD<d fiAt, addlq that otrocials there told him tbot the U&l*blc was sent out wiill alltbt o<hers. b7 l olua J..apl. .a Monqln1 Editor Call In Sberloc.k Holmes. The case ot the misslna Oraduaac Reeord Eumlnailoll (ORE) OCIIica rcmainJ to be solved. Somewhere between the heodquorlers of 1be Eduadonal Testiq Scmclt (ETS}-(hc DI&IIUDOib New Jer ..Y·l!ued st.audardiud nomination COQIIomcrate-ad t h e - walls /IDIIc< C. lpociol peeltaaa de.aibilla ....,.,, chaQ~a Ill talina. ~ ~ mYII<rioWiy vaulsbcd. 'The buoclle. cboctful or new d<vdopmcnu for the ~n ortb< ORB ...,.,., was clciiJntd for the dak or OB'allulswlt 00ector or Plaocmcot, Jerome D Pltit. ''I'~ }Ull found o'ut'ohout il," buald abo&tt tb<' " Appueotly sonxtbln& boppened on the way from corporotlotl'l m.ollcd _ , t.h.u IJplvenfllcs bert to UB," ETS Candidate Rd.llio.u Spokesperson sbiouJd besln ~ lbt .-nd.portloct or 1he Susu Nlpv Ald. "But, we'rtscndina UB a pact Ill .... ldOII by IIWlf .,........ ICIIoob 10 evaluoted SOOD u potSiblc 10 replace tb< mWina one." Sb< caodldotcs. " We've bOat tdlina stuclalu t.h.u they oddcd, bown<s, U\ll no Olllcr schoob have reponed lost iol..-loo JCU. (I!TS) are 110t Jivina them." The rcinstacd IOC!ioo or OR£-slw:D u the M<m tlltturtilll to Filii< the t:imiq or I!TS' oftcraooa offuioc but ddtted IUL ~ 10 rc-ialplemcat lbc IChievanalt taU. ~ the October II ORE cxam locked the JMI~puacs tdvatK!:d td~Jni iD tb< .,_of <dac:ation, blolotY. ~ lilcntun: and llDaiDh. advanced ~. lbt upcomlnc D<canbcr U test will • psycbolo&Y aod ehcaoistrJ. on,iDally c:uc:dlcd by BTS be "fiiD·Dcclaed." Tht mojor problem, Fink allot tb< Stat<'l controversial 1\'lllh-ln·Tt:lllna law bc:moancd, is thll the deadline for tb< o<AI ORE 11 WC!Il 4nl0 effect, the enmlnatloo COfll)omcrm November 7, leavlna Just 12 doys for, intcr<Sied rdented over lbt aWIUil<r, boldld' notlnfonu ooUqc -61Uclcnu 10 rqjalc:r. The acat cl&t< for the exam i.l "In February with a 1 11lisance and plaoerotnl of&cs wlli ohout 10 <1-ro ..,, I<XOtdina 10 &uffalo State Dun or Oraduote January 2 clcadliat, wllidl b son or late" for soon-«>be .,idualc Jtlldcnu, who pl.aa OD entcriQI schonl In Stucllea JOkPb Sltdor. the fall. "llaldca. the dcadllllc for thot test b ill tbt micldlc of Ooritttllu .--Joe." Flllk obs<rwd, nodna a -.. "The aWol ~ (>rith tbe cledaloa) is the tbol it is OD iDopponUDc tim< for studcnls, OS wdl OS tbe l'lot:aDeDI COQSIMII <"- fl<lal FfS," Slodar aoted, poiDilaf f'lllk bos " made arranacmCIIII with FT'S" for UB 10 the COIJIPIDf• u mo~~lbs or thrau 10 Initially cued lhc OU's allop:tbc:r; then to parli.ally restore ulldet>u 10 rqister untll November II for the than. and mo« reoct11ly, to n:DCW tbe advoaad tazia& D<canbcr <lWII wlthoul lbt I.ISuol fmll>dal penally bciJ>a auiCbcd. Even so, F'mk ossms, "Studmu occtlon for Slate residalu. Moot roul-upa hetw.., unlvenkica and £TS, the CI'OIIIOWD dClll mouJd oomcto.,.:. me asroon u polol.blo" ID tip up. of_...,.. orroce. occumna FREE APPLES .................... Partying I• a IDGJI of life SPECIALS ~ ~,.,_ ..... ,.......MICQ T\.£S. Uboa'• Bllo :11$1.2S \IIEI>. 3~1.1Xl "TlUIS u.t. Nllo • 50<: . . _ .,...,... FRl SAT-Dmlco~AINito! Sl.tl PITOiEIIS $2.25 :., ~ " l ~ · -~~1: ~ :: lf ~ i were made duJilla the ,...,_ __,.;,, the fSII pr0peny, orr.,. ••net f.. �,_ ... I ! I 1-. _..._ • • • w.c adaa&ecl "' be .......__ ....._ of tpp<OJiluldy eooo alldalu .,_ ..._ ~. Fo~ li<Xl Fal, SUNY's req- lllows for aiiDoot 193,000 lltoodalu. "It may b e _ , to~ the clltfm!ly requ._.od Fill 1911 hCIIdcow>l aoak to aalmllalc thls uo~ SIUJC 14 •rollmenu," tbe docwnCDI aclalowleclaa. This will be done alter recdvlaa ad4itloiW infomwlocl f'rocn the ...SOu. , COOKIE WEI T-...,. Oc:t. l8tb r,.,. tOea 1llltl1 5 pm Ceatal.cluae- ~...... HaD ~ ------E.eh Cookie ..-Maetaplecel .. ' campuxs• ...-... . SUNY aodiu the "eoatillued '. MCAT · LSAT ··:-MAT_§ SAT·DAT·GRE ·=-lliiiiJ·-·_ ___ ------ -·- ca::"1 =-.. .•·=?..__ .. · ---~~~· .., .. _ ~ -::-'0:n= =-- ·£!..::'=:- · ~·--·­ . ~"toward rece~~tloo by various campwa, COIIptal with wldaprcad a11011ma1s or """' • ..,..., tor u,e ........... auollmaits. hn-dmt emollmeau an obo up. AI UB, Ullivenity Prcsldau Robert Keeter recallly IUIIIOWICed .,:_tJw Ftalunan eoroDees art up fbarply over ~~~~ )'!ll!"l. lo brcakina down the disuibutloo or bow Its - y b to be clisbursed. SUNY &dclllhll Uolvenlty Ceatcn Aa.Jrilh- other cam~ in tbe SUNY system, will "require'' SJ74.S miUlon, or almott 38 pertalr of UB olio DOods IIIOrC 1110110)' rOr flllry ioc:reues, .DtW the <Dtire allocation roq.-. The SUNY &fJIIIDalt, il bllildia.,, inflatlooary il=s aod a "modest explalos, is.buod oo stmsda t1111 .t.ow over oae-thinl improwmau" in ,_.,llatt llipcgds. SUNY • lbO or All.audcou in tht .,...., iiDd 11>e or -.mc:cd that It-"!,.. uidc sm.ooo to proYidt .,..tultts IIDd raeard>. are provi.W by thtee four "si.,Uficaot h)p Ia mettins tbe inaeulns tcboob~o! -..hicb is UB. • • u~ auclau CDtol.lma>t' ' iD ~. 8uc tht'Uob-.nity Caltm, SUNY DOlts, ~abo m.........,.ru aDd modic:ine. • 1 ~the budaet ratrainu or the 1910s. The~ 77lt Sp«tnim report... last - k tllll Eoaineerina is or collqe-qe ~ts will dip, u wUl actual "" In neal or sapplememal resoun:a to help alleviate proJpCCts, willie inllatlooary pii!DDI btcomc IJ*e aDd riiCU!ty shortaacs- "We bave to tnaldl ''The qe otexpansk)ft iJ over,"SUNY warns, "and resources with alidmt enrollments," J!nP>etri~q~ Dean the future IIICOtsS or owly" IJU~itulions will depend on Oeorp Let said thea. The mooey rOQ\at in 5YNY'• their &dapti\'C cop&bilitits. " budaec doc:ument Is Dot for &dclitlooal penoood, buJ is Tbofe butitatlons, the document aplains, are .......,.ked for other lDsuuc:tiooal purjlosts. decermiDed by the abilily to draft rutu"' viabk plans. OD ~. wblch bdp dctc:nJUoe fuodins, Also _ , will be SUNY ocbools wbo are "w_illina SUNY Ccmral "....ns that it Is dnwiQs studm!Sio a to matt a-led dlanats in ,.,U, · aDd --ream~~- For F~,_I97,7S4 st~ opendoas to m<et the .dlaiJeDats or~-·: --- "'*""' -w..q_e. - ..,~ SHOll IIIUPIIIID a SliCKS DYID . a..,........,._ At UaiY-*J PIIIU ·~---···· . Ill liNt \ Dtrao-.. '-*"- will meet Wednesday at 3 :30 p.m. ...\g the :ralbert Chambers. t ... M BttJw )'OUr /Mtlds and we'll ,._ P.J. 80TT'Oio4S cmt o spd on lhml t o - your -v 11/Uh. 9:00 P;M. Thurs. Fri. Sot. ~ Oct. SJ Notl. l Dn:e Contat/Monster Mash/ Tomblcone Twlst/Bat Boogie K-11rhea Brew. • . 7~ P..J.BOTTOII8 ..aaa- .aoza- .aOa.. ....._-t--~------- -- PlauiiiM..,..r The Assembly ~- .... . ��j I 3f<ID.~©1LID®.ft©~ !Flying carpets turn~ Into enemy jets; i UB Prof tells of Bagdad bombings 8I;; __ by Joeeph B. Zinple commodities, is abundant. On every ot.rect comur the ~ Tho mood or Ba&dad 's one poplar ar·ony aoldlero are po&IUoned. with their INICbJne. 2 million lnhabftanta Is "highly nationaliatlc:" acoor<lins to UB SWIS at thcnr &idea. Naloeebe Director of Animal Facility rewUected. Membership of the Planning Shahene Nakoebe, popul.v army-<:reated by the who recently returned to ruling Ba'ath when it took over Buffalo art"r opendtna 11<!\'c.ral tn 1968-lneludeo both weeb in the Iraqi c;apltal chy to tnleUectmls u weD as labo<'en deliver a lecture serlc• and viUage farmers. EsscntlaUy, Nakecbc descr·lbe<l the the populor ormy 10 no more &ituation In Iraq u orderly, than a milhla l'lneebe pointed addin«. "Thc. lraql people "ere out , "They are not Ihi' r~lar prepared for war" with arm.v · School children dressed neighburtng Iran . Nakeebr in blue army uniforms have also hPIJevu that 1h e truqt become pori of the Iraqi government was preyanns for londscape. the wor. however. Ions befo"' Otildren have been usigned 11S actual outbreak on the t.ask or dm!Ctirtj! tntfrte> and Sep leonb•r zz. "The Iraqi pr'O\.Jding civil assistance to the government a month belore the Iraqi populatJon, he stated. "lis war began increued the funny 10 see Iraqi• obeying salanes of all indrvtdual' 1n the orders. they usually doo' • military.' he oaid Addnionalty, According tu Nakeebo.. the Nakecb~ added , President tr·aql gover·nrncnt has gone out Sadaon Hussein Oooded the of 1t1 way to rally the troqi market "~th food. materi.li~ J)<!Ople around the c. use of COf\SUmt'l' hents in antlcipallon natlonali•m by telling the ur shonage• masses. ''We are Uberatmg our l'he adlntnlstrator pointed land- it Is our right. h I& our out that prklr to lh• oul·break r·1ver-the Shall AI Arab of Ulteme nghtinS between the "aterway - they ore our two Muohm nation•. an Pf'Ople-those livins in lhe mdividual would have to sland disputed ragton." He accused In line. couple or hours juS\"' both govcrnmenta of buy a kilo ol s~.~g~r " 8ut since ~uggeraling faets and figures the war heated up. oupr. u aolely for propaganda ~.oons. well 1> mony other Iraq might h.-e attacked Iran FOOTBALL for revenge , Nakrebe sugge-sted. ••rrnq is strong nuw and lran is weak}' Mention.ng the 1975 ~m<mt •ign~d between IrAn and Iraq he aa!d. ' Iraq relinqu11hed the land to Iron because i1 woa weak .. Iraq mJ&ht al•o have gone to war with Iran he •peculated. 10 put a •top on the AyatoUah Khomein t'a revol utionary lnr:lloment to thu Iraqi Sh1itn Muslims to rise up agaln51 the lraq1 trStabli.\hmcnt Coun tries Ching dlplom~ c)' •• the prof>er means or settling the war. he wd, "I lhmk both 'ides are losins. many are dyln11 Look '•t the camomic lou to both aounu;u• ." The only t'Cat winners In the war. NakeeiNJ believes are the Uruted States, Sovtet Uruon, Pr•nce and the Japanese." lie noted that the United States, t\J!l..Sovi•t• and French sold ar?l!'s to both to aU 1ho progress that wu oountnes Ant.l ~hen lhe war Is made:· he sa1d •tra ud to see o•er the Japanese wrll ma~e two ~\ll,llm nallor11 deltrcytn!! money becau1o, he said, they each other· Although Bal(dad wa s will rebuild the destroyed bomb6d a numlx-r ol times Jl"ln>chemieallndu•tries. Nakeebe estlmattld that both whtle Nakeebe there, ht s ide• are loilng about $100 admllled to no !!'Clings of mllimn a doy by not pumping dange!' "After •II Iranian their preciou• oil and h I• bombing raid "I went to a believed that each sidP hao section of the aty that had bero •ufrcred about sso billron htt," Nekeebe recalled. Fires wonh of damage to their were buming. but It appears indu$1r1es they lthe lranianol only wanted Citing the many development to hil military targets and oil protects Iraq wu able to refinerieS. "It wu after I ll!ft that both conotruct due to oil rvenues. Nakeebe wd, "I oouldn't believe sides began to regularly bomb the growth that hu OCO'UrM!d." each othor'a cities and v!UagC:&," Becau.., Iraq is SoclaUst the he noted. revenues of oil aates ar-e Acmrding to Nakeebe. the inveated In government Khomeini guards are doing the advancement pro}oou. "I don't bulk of the fighting ror tM llnow what 14 going to happen Iranian• ·,-hey ore frghtlng w•• RENAISSANCE very w~ very itercely • The sc1rmishrs he explained es6Cflliall_v are · a town·tO·town hou•e · l<l ·house kind or warfare.•• "We have the same reltgll1n the same cullure, there October 2JhJa lf you also hate the klck·off, get to P.J. BOTIOMS early for the pre-game warm-up. After a few cold brews and some scrumptious wings, you'll be ready to see the Miami Dolphins take on the New York Jets. MONDAY NIGHT FOOlBAllis at P.J. BOTIOMS. PRE-GAME WARM-UP s ao 9 pm. 40C dtojta, $2.25 s*dtcn GAME· TIME 9 p.m. on, 50C drai[q. $2. 76 pltc/wnl f J.OO off doubW order of wfrlls oR '*ft. P.J.BOTTOMS FOOO • BOOZ E • BOOGIE ............. ................ . . .....,...,. d pt · -,.,.. u.a. •re mernbers or families on both oldes. it> vory ••d to see this." Nakeebc noted, "I have relatives m the city of Ba5rah, which ha• been bombed just about everv day &lnce the war 'began." · Nakeebe-wbo wa1 In Iraq as 1 visiting lect urer- wu onJ.v able to deUver I wo-thlrdi or his planned t.U.. on eaperfmentol animal surscry. He said hi> c las.m>am size shrunk doUv. 1 hope the leaden on both 1ides come to their aensea, ond lioten IO the C.!l O( the world, and accept medlallon," Noke.,b• concludoo cw~" • �Disaster dominoes may hit Poles - - - - - - -- by Oomlolo Salamone Edward Clerek, the lo'""'er leader ol Poland, wu dl$ml-.1 thl1 S..j>1ember •nd dltqaced by 1he w..... w Govommon1 lor ......,ndcnll41 to PoU&h Worken' dontandt. The ,.lor ...,. 000 for Clc:relt'• dUmlaNI .. by the wa....w Cov""""""t and the Knrmlin ~> that M <Jiowlod tho JloiJoh w~ lndot,..-,. trode """- and tho Jit!b1 to lll'llte in vlolallon of tM t..:runt.t prtnc:ipr... ol CommWlill P"'Y •The Poll&h NolloNIIncomo fell by z porun1 in 1979, ..,d bec.oUNt ol 1110 fiN In Inflation and the 51 biUion lou in e>pon• calll<!d by the Folllh wo.·w ..,rlke, • more. acute decline ll ezpecced th1& year floodt In Poland In 1980-8 I will.- the pnldk:utd hor\'011 ol ll miUion metrk: ton• ol oom and valrl down to 17.3 mllllon tON. This IMOl1l that PoUnd w.U ho"" to lmp>n lf!ed p1lln and . - it'• !ICll"OO cwnoney 10 poy for A- IIlio. the flooda mun that PoUnd will ha\'e 10 lmp>n pOI&UIH llld ""!5&r lor the nnt lime in a>ntrol )'W'$ .........,lly, S1111U1Aw K.lnlo, Poland'• new polttle&J l..cler. 10 laced wilh tM problem• ol tl14lftllll41 the ulUmottUIII ol lhe PolJ.h Workmo withoU1 Wn!Cklll41 thtt n•Hon't troubled economy or tubvertln8 ComrnwJitt P~rty or aulhorily lntel"'f'WUy. a.nd avuldbl& IIU-emlJn cruab kaNo wW mllOt tii!Mllnly try to m.ke good on hl> ~ to the PoUah workm"'ln ., way thai Wilt not lhtt c•1111rophit! lmp1c1 &nlen.ention c:ou.k:t h.av~ tb.&l Sovilu m.ilhary Loch war.... . ..... eloculdan who h:d the Pollah Worbn 1n lholl' ltnlto lor r,... Indo..-... OMb to """P the fivot million ur-. mecntJen In IN and •unulatn«NNty IAwly ~ dcmAndt '"" a belter lifo. create induatri&l •Uifo, lh~"«ten hi~ re(Pnu! or provoke ldoocow. But to appeue the worl<eT'• denando lor wat,e ~and frV>ce benefiu wtiJ -t ~ to SA million. leavlr11! K.nla with an am-I lmpooaible tNt ~totho-~inhii«UKry ttowe\'t!ft. "\VAMN~• lllttrnjX.a lD praci"V'e the &dvanc:n Analysis mado lhuo far by I he PoiJJh Worlten !by otoppinslhem from o\-'U-dt:rnandingl may t,., In ' 'aJn--no onlt lulows how far thr wor·t ert will \ooo•a.nt tb go i.n Owlr dernaod.J on KAniA •nd lhe \Var:saw Covernntt:m, or 1( Kania and t.tre \V1n..w Govenwvm1 wW tw •bltt 10 make good on iu pramt proml~e~ to the won. fon:u. OoUu woee The Poll&h Wotlun "'""' ~~ ~- thl> .,_., fOf' """' milllo<! ~Wtlh lour miWon .. ,._,... ,.._ , .... Yf'M' But l'oland ow. no blllLoon to weotern creclitON• .,d S10 billion tD tho So\iet UniOn Addlt>On.&lly, It wtll ""'' PolM>d Sl7 btlllun to pay the ptlncipl.o and Ullen"t Oil thi> t110110y 0 - • IWO ,Ytlr penud 'Ill• Potijh ·•- . r Demand" lor was- ""'""'"" •niflll• "'" he mot. Ju.t(o pay th.. pnnclplc and U1ttre:.l on that •mollnt or money will cool Poland 80 Vle ,.un'!IOC)' lhlt it e..-peas. 10 e•rn neat ytar """""''of unr.... Kinia can M8Qtl.ato o capital annprormtc wnll thu • Polbh W04'k.ert. ttW!y may Nl'fuse to work or •uJ)1KJrt the Wln.JW Go\l'eMVJ'M'!I\1 And, II the J'ob&h War,.,.. .otni.L asoJn or appooe •heir iP>"""""""t U1 &1\)' way, ft i> almoot ~that lhe Kn:mlln would,_ !hi> ~trt- one tJu would ""'"' • ~ .rr..,. on tbe ScMet'o mn- in t.oown Europe by .._...llin& . - , . libeT'al. and•t..eninll.l enupclonl. 1'benfc:are. it "'utn 1.0 Uiume lhat 1f thi• tum of even1a ocrun, l.be Xre-~ will dcddo to"""" thel'oh>h wo.• lterlllboral protl!llt and retolve tJul•nd'a hue.rnal pulltica1 ch•ot militarily-a~ they did wt1en IMY etopped the Uhanl pr<11aU In ltunpry ut 19fiZ and ~ lib yean Later. I as lost debate draws near ! PIIACIIE U'NS}-Wnh f!!ellngl or lnum&e hope •till ri5tng in Poland, and with a fre•h out look of ami~government not• in l!.&tonla, the clamor for than11e ln t.lst Europe ,. rtMtrberatmg all lhe way 10 Motcov. 8ut here ts Cl.A!Chollovaltla. the pervaSive senile of &Joom and cle<;pa.ir it more profound than ever ~ A• 1he over popular aaying ha• u· 'Whtm clouds appe.-.r over Moscow. In Pragu• we put up our umbrella•" ·n.ere are little or no sign• or political fervor here. The ditr.cuh period of economic •tablluuon that followed the! t968 upi'U1ng Ius •iooe 1975 g~•en way to a gathering lnenl•. There ll now no decision· making power within C&eohoslovakla, no native leoderohlp, no wi!Ungltl$& to take a chance. "Our 11 • dying nallon.' said one lon4·halred young woman over coffee In the Cafe 54vla In Pr~ ' ll'a not as bad u Ruuia but t.heno's no money. no good food, no culture, nolhing. 11lere b no IISht at lhe end of lhe tunnol tt'a not even a tunnel. It'• • hokl." Vol vl.alto,.. see many positive thlngJ: l•rge, neatly tended flekll of grain and vegetabl.,. are harv<MU!d by machin!!; mott flll1\lllu _...to ha\"e a Skoda or otheT Eut-bloc car for weekend outlnV; lhe trains and trolleyi are clean, effiCient and che.p; food, II not highly varied. Ia It lcut available and people are generally weD dres.<;ed. And there Ia Dnle if any crime. Thar;s La !!CAnt fear of w4lktng at night, even ln the largtm of cltleo Sui chere i.s fear •n Ct.eeho•lovaltia. fear of beiJ1! """" tGiklng to a foreigner. fear to rnontion too loudly tho~~e f3tn0Uti non·per><l(IS who never U1>1ed - Thomu Masary~. found4H of modern Cllecho>lovakla and Alexander Oubcle~. lc•der o( th~ 1968 Uberalls•uon movarnent crushed hv lhe Sovet Umon Tit""' Is fear ol gcllln11 100 motty leuors (n)fll abroad One ramlly u....:J a WO$tet•n Vi51tor tO (:ar1·y out a letter lo the1r brother "' Australta and mall It from Austria or Germany l!ven Ihen the k!tter was ruonded over With the •ddrt!$s writt4!0 on • .ep•rate pit!OB of ~per In c.ue border guards ..,.n:.hed the luggage. r;,..,ry CztlCh hu lhret> ru.,. to which such notations can be added: at work, at lhe block committee and the Interior mlnlftry. 1\nd lhese recorcb aan mean no job, no apartment, no penni5sion to travel ouuidtl "'" country and no t.llllve-.lty for your child "We never thought they would take it all away,• llld 1 former joumaUtOt. "Alter 1968 they were slow m taking away the liberal reforms we had won, Out now tt.ach year it 6ets worMS and worse," Th....., group<; stand OIJI stnee the Sovlln lnvulon of 1966· pany• memebl'$ secure m the control their 10 to 1z percent exert on the majority . Uber.ll• and lnteUectuals. many of them former Communhu thenuelvu; and a now gcnef·allon or young cynics who might join lho party or not aa:urdlng to their career ,.W. 1be Cmc.ho are lumll1jJ ln.ode 101' their reo.! life--'lnlo the family and a few c looe relaltonshlpit . Many h•ve garden• where thuy COJl to tmprove their fatmly dJet or IU>t grow flower&. • When there are only two people pruent . even par\y members wiD ·~~ fl'e"ly 8u• when 1hree per.sons are tht:f'f!. no one wants tu u_y anythLOg •• In the 1980~ di.sidenta are not • hot or imprl50ned a• In the S~allnist era They orrc •.ol•lc'\l, fo~ed to work •• loboNr. , lh elf c hildren punuhed 1hrough lack of schooling •nd the most outspoken •re urged to lene for lhe Wost. 11le hou.\tng """'""" a.dda tO tht problems h can take lrom elght to Ill yea,.. to get 1 0.1 unless one i5 a ~rty member ilr tokes • job with a company lh•t provides houaing. And since young people have no place to go lor privacy, lhey simply 'kl.. In the streets everywhere Prilgue Is a bit bM! • 19SOi mus~ about love iJ1 Paris ftverywhere are embracmg couples obllviou•the truclui and pedc&~nans circling around 1hem. All Western pub~t•tton• ""' forbidden. At the Amcrlcon f:.mbuay Ubrary whMe T1m" mago.zfne and lhe lntemallonal Herald Tribune can be ,.,.d by lh• publlc. Czec:h police atand guord across lhe street and photogntph aU who enter In respon>e to lhe tighteniniS control of thought and movement, in which even \he work$ of KaB:a are no longer a vo llable, Cz~ehs arc lncrea•tngly Oeeing abroad to ~ ~ The fonna i or lhe debote preo.ent clollen<!SI of the r""" a ~ sponeored by lhe Le.gue or pub lic eonlrontallon one week Women Voteral wu decided upon laat Tu01day by ~~ of both •ideo dter more llun lout houn of MSOii• llol;ls at the ~ headq\W'len in Wuh~on Designed to be oimllar 10 the 1976 showdown belwoon the then incumbent Pre•tdent Gerald ford 11nd CartDr, the deba1e it to be broken Into two pouu. The fll'at will be a lony minute oeuton or direct questioning and rebuttal from the yet ~ panel of ' lour jOUmalhts JluJ wdl be followed by another forty minute segment or queltiotU and amwen. but thit ume lhe e<~ndldates will get 1 c hance to reply to the.r opponent> rebuttols. There will be brW!I opening and closing otatemcnt• by oach candida.te o.nd •queootlont will de.U with lhe full l'&fl6" of IMuet before the natlon-domeotic, economic, foreiSJI pobcy, and defense.· wid Rulh ltJnerfeld ol 1he aponaoring l.oague;.a Educolion Fund. Both candic:lateo are punJng their final C<lmpatgl energ.les Into lhc debat& by cancelling appearances to pnlp&re fur their verbal warfare. Elich believe. tlu!t becauae of the before .lhe t!loction could play a key role In owaylng the electorate 10 one side or the other. PoU... The most recent polls have the President and the former governor llatiatlc.llly even wilh Cartel' at 39 percent and R~gan at aa The tuppon lor independent and Ubero) Paey candidate John ~ ti.u stumped to nine perc:enl and the undecided YOte hovers around thin""" pen:en1 Andenon'• luu down from 111 pen:ent In La1e !ummer, _hu ~ved the way rof lhe c.rt.... R...gan debole. President Caner h.. previously refu •ed -'lo debau t if he l>ad to faoe both II~ a nd Andenon. and he would deb.ue only m an initial one on one confrontation with the e~\:ernor L.ut week. l.lbertarian cmdidal8 Ed Oarlt.e. ~ les6 than one pen:ent. ~ 1\ndenoon to a dellete 10 ~ the vo\eN could dccic:le on who the "legitlmote" th ird party candidate wu. b u t \hen: was no """"ion from the ~ c.omp. Totalitarianism Czechmates Eastern b y J ohn Stone i Hot air balloons o,filling, wur' itart new lh•e.) Clnod tan oflictal> in &urof"' rer10n • H Flood rcqueall for immlgratlon" fn)m Cl.ec:hli this •u.mmer and have ruahed oddluonal penoru1el 10 VIenna to ~ with l.hem or Acoordiflll to n:fugee off1dal5, even m VIQr\1\A 1o gwe their names or leave an ldenlifloble traU, moot ol the thOU5alldo of O.reh• who ulilld the oppor!unl\y of • visa for a vacation in \'ugoalvaJ• 10 asac:pe to Austria, want to le.ovc Europe enurely Ausll'lltio, C&n•d• and lhe US ..., their merwhelm•ng choices ror seltlernt:nt ~.rnid The C7.eclu are prudent and avoided dellructkm In the past by fllVing in 10 supenor Ioree•. They are perhaps ob5ea5ed l"ith lhe survival of lheir tiny nation at th~ heart or mUlion• or Russian:'~. Ctsmaana. ilnd PtJies around lhem. Whun n;pons or lhe Cdanok suikea reac hed here. circulated by word of moulh and forel4!0 broadcasts, t here was little o utward reliction Their rnemo<)' of t.IM: urth rumbling Ul tiM: mght u Sovlel armored colutnni poured across lhelr bordllrs tn 1968 i& still ll rong. II eomwnc w~re to grab them in thu l tt'C<'t and t•U lh•m 1ha1 tl"' RuMion• have gone home, they " ot.dd simply not believe ll. On August Z I thb year, anni\~ ol the Russian mvMIOn, ; few eotra pollee I~ Prague we..., all tl\at "'u needed. A lu!ndful ol mangolcb were 1us.w!d on a statue at Vadavske Nametll "No one will try llnylhlng:• &al<l a Czech. He wa)l rigltt. �j ~®.~©fufu~~1t@liD. ~--------------------------------------------------~ Forget about the Titanic; Pacific treasure hunting - -- - by Al•n C.K.-chlc . dwert: h.ave btaun r"'!CO\W) opt":r.t•iuo• for • tN!u.....-e ol !fOld 1nd p!.lonom from • JI)MI\oti.M" J Ru.wn '1!'~ '~"" ;s }~ .,o fh<' Admu of ~<•~h'""" undt>.r 300 of ¥'••~• the OO&It of r. . . . orr Japttn. u. NIJd to ht~\~ gone down with ..,..,..., blUoon doUoro or 8'>1<1 and ptatd>Um bor• belorW''A to the lui RlW.IIn Monarch, Wr Nocnol•s II durir'A the HUf.>Oo J•p;ane~e war Thi• ~101) and the.Ubioquent.Wnu to-nor.hlp h•• ree.uJted tn tOrn" dlpkwnatlt fc'lCU'Ig betwO('!'l tiUJ So\1101 and cotn> JapiinCM! gu\<er"hmentt SO far 16 fJiatlnom barr. " 'Qnh SZ • mllllou hove l>oJ(>n >bl••go<l. bul evon more ,arc ln the hold or lht' .5u.nk RUM11An crvl.wu·. Okflr• ha\le raponMIJy M."t'\11 bo ~.,, fUicd wlth1If Ihe ol)j(o"' iUOfUi are accurale, 0\-er J4 billiOn "'OfJh o( 8Qid ooiru. '·l""t' l l ,(it.. orr the mut of Sou'lhftm JApAn bua '"jmemational ~alert 1he lr"eUUTe tt.s become a penni or contt'O\ erJy belwetm. \lo.cow •nd Tol.)" llle J a ""' allowtnjj a pM\'ate sal\•• a>n>Jl'lny. ipot\loOred by millioN~ llyotcho> S.uakaw• at • COli of su 8 m~llon . oo reaM!'r ll1e gold and pSadnum But earlier tWa matuh. Snviet mJnilter to J-apan 6oriJ Zino\'ifn'· flied • claam to Japan·, nw~ ip f oreisn OHice for or the t hip and ila car8tJ believe that, lm&.lntemiUOnal law an abandoned warthlp iiUI lwkU\81 lO l~ nauon for \-'l' hU'h 11 sailed . Howqver, tht JMfUUWW'I W._\ 1M wreck ~lOngs 10 "'""'"' RUJiiii011. ncilhc1· goventnumt • A lipDkMITHtn for the Jitpanese lmhf\llliY In Wutunl)lon aaid that, althnuah Mo!K:Ow h,.,, made An ATTENTION Graduate Students & Jo'b Hunters ufnc:u11 lnquir) and requo11 to hli gnvernment Ihe 1reuun! lJ and wiU remain thtt propen_y of the prh,ate mnce... 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The precious meools """ the propeny of NICho4u II who tnvotwd tn. • war abtold And fa~ A r"e\oluUOf\ AI home, WU trarupc>nlf'A 1 pan of hi• r1ct>e> to ...Cor ellmb The lhip wa loot tn • decbtn! naval defeat ln the Sea oi Japan durtns lluu1a ~ humlllot1f1A ""' in tho wor Sc<.. kow• 81 , who made luJ """"'Y ipOn~ w~•nn& on hydrapiiM '"""'« and t. rumored 10 be connected to the \Jnden,'OI'Id haJ wnled the Mtvase upo:rallon tnoo • dm.• followed clo!iety by the JipAnete preli He cla.m• he wiD of the t.re.UtJre for hlmw;lf, while •ddlng thlt th<! 001 lA~ _, All} RuJtiam will .,llbioi UH~I~ 1'10f,. !t&l any •ltoo· A amv.Med war criminal and nnw IMllltk;.ally •cdve whh the right wtn~ nf J•p•n'< ruling Liberal l>urnot•r•Jtit: PAMy1 Sas.aka'va would II keto hold the tre.uure hoJtage for liM- r•ttmn' of the Kurilti I.Aia.nd&aod the Southem half of S31Wlalln, bnth lii..tl6d by the Sovhn Umon oftur World Wor II. £von If the ncl~t 1re. 11 the milltooau-e. t..'OIHunda. wn 1•me. u valuabtc aa ttwl prm.ent estimate&, lt fj nill quntlool<lble whether the So\otel• would ew:n roruider Sau bwa'a lerrltorlol d..,..nd1. AI dw di"""' continue 1 0 '"""' - and public ,_,_. lpre.ad. the intrtsun srowa Whether the Soviet f9W•""""nt "'" Ml!ht• to propeny of' C:uriit !lwei• or the nj!Ma 10 an}'lbinS m Jepanue terrhorlal watera, I'M\llno .,, l#Ue UntD the toW li'NAII'r IJ ~and n• worth IAbu&illd. there Ia unlfltoly to he OC1lon e.cepl oome . _ wait1n5 and watehln&. Ill)' _._ ...-___ .. ADULT /IMSKS .t DISGUISES t.AlOGUT ......... IIIWJit.Y~ GEORGE A CO. ...,..,... -'-,_" U-7~ �!i' l i MASTER OF SCIENCE IN TRANSPORTATION AT MIT The federal-funded abortion furor - - -- - - - - - b y Debo~ab Bogdon Amenllmt.~nt ,. "''5e ooctaJ pou ~y · The new MASTE!l o f SCIEN C E DEG!lEE i n TRANSPORTATION ts bast"d on an in tl'rdts.c.if.;linarv, approach •ntermodai to rratuporun,on The progr.tm " accessible- to nodtnls w lV, a wide rangr of under9r ~duate degrHt mdudi t-.g, englnl!eung1 the SOC:.till sc:u!nces, architecture. milnagement, pJ~nning ind operat•ortS re.J;ean:h . StudMB also participate as f f!$-UtCh •uhtann m a large varittV o f r~arch projeecu foc:utiog on the fole of ltansporuruon tn tolv1ng some. Should tlw Ftldun1J governmunl pay fot' Poor • bonions for poor wo men? The flve-momber majorily, made up ot Cl'uel lfl an)' cirt.le . socl'al or polhtcal. $lme sa~ Ju.sliOC \\'arren Burger and Justiucs Poue1r ,. ..._ of ~C:•e"f s ~·t: problams such a:s ~\JitV, energy, the • o thers ""Y no. ThH fact '" that the l'eneral Steward. Ryr'On White, Lewl5 PoWeU and ,.. eJWttonmerH 1 aud ttconomic dtvelopnM!n\, Fot fT!Of'J ~ fom•-tt ton ~ t~ Pf'OVi"'· guvenunont nwlf seems to hove trOuble deciding llelmqulst, defendlld their lloolslon, They denied pH!Ist wrht to · lor su"" Jlut. for the ltme hclng, lhl' Supreme any diotrlnllnallon ogoin51 poor women, or any CENlEfl FOF\ TRANSPORTAT ION STUDIES ROOM' 123 ~ Cotln has d.:cidlld against it inOucnce by the Catholic Church's aml-abortiort MASSACHUSETTS INSTITU TE OF TECHNOl OOV ~ On Junn 30, the nation's highest COIJM upheld beliefs, or that the Hyde Amendment infrtng"" CAMBRIDG E, MA 01139 the Hyde Amendment. a Cor\greuional ban on on the froodom of choice given women In th~ 0, Qll; t6 t11 25:>6J:!O Federal funding of abortion. The Amendment landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision which wa• drafted by Representative Henry J. Hyde and legalizing abortion •naohed by Congreu u a 'rider' to the Ju>Jices Thurgood Mal'llhall, William J. Ocpartment of He<~hh, Education and Welfare's Drennon, Harry i\. lllaolunun and John Paul Ste••en• comprised the minority •ole. Ste••n• funding bUJ in 1976 Tha protest& agalnat the court's decl.s•on are referred to the ruJlng a!S "tantamount to severe vehement nnd never~nding. with the mll.in punishmtnt" for poor women,.. Marshall warned argument beifl8 that the ruling denies poor that it would have a "denotating Impact on the women their con>litutlunal rtshta of due pnx:e~>s llv"" and Mallh of poor women, • and predicted o and EqUal protectJon under the IJiw, They are dra&tic rl86 in fatalitlea among pool' women as a a.l6o claiming that the ban on aid con>tilutes ruult of WQSal or self-indocod abortioll$. Amid aocu.sotiono that the ruling has narrowed discrimination on the basis of ooonomic $18tus, race .and se•. the oon•Ututional separation or chureh and state Government lawyers, howe»er, claim that a by b""if18 lawa on the rellg!Ous belief th1t" fetus wollliin's laok of r.nanoi.U .mean• to e~erc156 a is a · human bcing rrom conception, Federal rf6ht dneo nor conothute denlal or that rJaht. anomeys are claiming that their betiefs are based Theoretically, a poor woman is as free 10 have an solely on biological e»idence. abortlon a~ i5 a ric h woman. On January t5, Judge John F Dooling, Jr. of Me d icaid tile FL'<Ieral District COurt In Brooklyn ordered They claim that religious •upport of • l)elief j!o vcrnment officials to authori ze th • does no t b.V itself make a law supporting that expenditure of Federal med.lcal fundi tor beUef uncon>lttuttonlll. StCWOJ'd maintains that ".bortion. Denouncing lhe Hyde Amendment as th~ policy allowing Medicaid to pay for childborth unconstitutional, Dooling ruled that Federal and not abortion Js ~n e•pression of "lhH Medlr.aifl funds must cover abortiona "that are legollinato congreulonaJ Interest in protecting necessary In the professional judgement of the pmentlal Ufe(' and "as much a reOe<:tlon of pregnant woman'ullending phy•lclan, e xerci•f!d tradionlllist values toward abortion as it is an in the light of aU f~ctora . . . relevant to the embodllllcnt of tho viow~ Qf any particular health-related well-bei!1g of the pregnant woman ruligion." Blackmon assailed tho government fur forcing its values on the poor and denyiJl& the.m freedom ln<:eat of choice by impl'll651ng u pon them "iu OWn Unlike the Hyde Amendnlent, which allows Federal monies for abortion only In Cll$4!$ of life- concept• of tho IIOdally deoir• ble, the publicly threatening pregnancies or pregnancies re•ulting acceptable and the morally sound." Justice from rape or ltu:c•n, Dooling'• decision extended Brennan s<ud the declaion would"cotroe Indigent the circumstances under which abortion l.s pregnant women to bear children that they covered . by Medicaid considerably . The~ would otherwiw eloci not to haw." However, Included danger to the woman's physical, Stewart countered, "11 simply does not follow emotional or paychologl~l health, her age bein8 thala woman'• freedom or choice carries with it either too young or too old, and famUy situaUoM, a constitutional entitlement to the financial auch as whether there is room or financial means resowus to avail heraclf the full r4118e of to ral5o a child. This ruling came after thnoe protected choices. , . Althi>ugh govemment years of Utlgalion, the longest oa~e ill the rn•y not place obsiAcles in the path of a womon'> cxerclae of her freedom of choioe, II need not turbulent 1"91 hi!lory of the abortion Issue. Throe months later, the Supreme COurt heard remove those lobstacles) not of its own CNl'ttion.'' The reactions of various othet· group• were hourt of arguments on whether COngress or Individual states could refuse to fund abortions predlctable. Abortion rights advocates damned the decision. whUe anti-abortion groups hailf!d h . for poor women. Justice William Rehnquist argues moll strOo&IY In defense of the Hyde A apokesman for Plonned Porenthood ~ the AID""dm""t, while Ju•tice Jolm Paul Stevena waa ruling ... national disgr<OCe,'' and the AmeriCAn Civil Uberties Union charged tho Supreme COurt Ita moat noted opponenL. The decialon cun-ently standing waa rende.r ed with abandoning "tho oonotituUonAl guarantee of by tho Supreme COurt by a 5-4 majority, ~tleaat equal jullllce." Ott the other hand. cardin.aJ forty Slate• had already reslicted or banned th e Terence COok of New York City pr.Used the use ol Medicaid, which io funded jointly by the decblon u one strengthening the efforta of thooe Federal govemlllenl and the states, for abortion. "workJnS for e Human Ufe amendment to the Jn overturning previous decisions, the ConnituUon." Hydo saki he wu ''nullant, Supremo Court asserted that It was not for the dellj!hted, pleued and happy." Whatewr the reaction•, the rulif18 still stands. courts to "decide whether the balance of AI least for now, competing interests reflected in tire liydo 1 •••••••••••••••••••• ~ SENATE MEETiNG MoNdAy, NovEMbER Jad 4:4~ p.M. iN ThE TAlbERT SENATE ChAMbERS. ••••••••••••••••••• �!editorial ~ j ~ Signals crossed VIce President for Facilities Planning John Neal. has before him solutions to WBFO's radio frequency - Interference. One Is In the Interest of research professors ! who flave had their e~perlmanta disrupted for 10 month&. Another Is In the Interests of WBFO, who woold be allowed :; to keep Its antenna In one of the· best broadcasting locations In the City. A third solution Is a compromise agreement. :~ 11 only all d8illslons were this easy to make. UB Is :·theoretically" a research University. One of Its primary purposes Is to foster Innovations and Invention. However, by allowing WBFO's signal to persistently lnterlere with research e~tperlments, this University is in eHect nullfylng Its purpose. Maybe such complex problems as budget cu ts, General Education and housing have overshadowed th e administration's commitment to research. The appointment o f Donald Rennie to the new position of Vice President lor Researoh and Graduate Studies Is all well and good, but what Lose Is 1111, In the meantime. researche<s get frustrated wllh their laclllues and contemplate leaving? Nealis supposed to advise President Roben L. Ketter on what to do about the Interference " as soon as possible ... That recommenaallon should be on Ketter's aesk tl\9 day ne comes bac~ l!om vacation. And that recommendation should call tor WBF'O's transmlller to be moved off Kimball Tower "89 soon as possible," The compromise agreement tossed around Fnday wou ld make a fantastic in terim solution: reduce the station' s power dunng the day wh ile e~perlments are in progress. To permanently reduced WBFO's po wer during oertain hours m akes 11111e sense to both the research~l!tf.e1the station rons on therr The professors soufd not nave any time experiments, and WBFO cannot logically maintain good ratings while Its power Is c unalled during peak listening hours. WBFO's General Manager Is supposed to get back to Neal with Information on now long It will take to move the t ransmitter fro m the tower to an ;; l ternate locatl on- possioly Bethune Hall. downtown, or on the Amherst Campus. Neal should make sure this information gets to him quickly and that It Is accurate; Sikorski's ctalm that hi s station has been dealing In good farth Is questionable. Back In May, when the researchers first brought then complaint to Ketler, the President ordered an Immediate reduction In WBFO's signal strength. Professors Fred Sacns ana Donata Faber agreed to let the reduclon take place after the station' s seml·annual hlndralslng drive, but now It 's October and WBFO's out put has remained unchanged at 25,350 watts. And when the question o f a power reduction came up al Friday' s meeting , Sikorski said that, lo and behOld, WBFO Is having another lundralsing drive In November. It's easy to understand why Sikorski said ne was " reluctant" to bring It up. Ttle Interference problem I& not li mited to two laboratories. There h ave been several other professors claiming they hear jazz through their oscllllscapes, and Sachs and Faber will hopefully come up with a detailed list tor Neal. Associate Vice President for Health Sciences Donald Larson has taken an In terest an resolvi ng the conflict, ana his " muscle'' can be a pivotal factor. Too bad he' s only stanlng to flex II now. The delay In resolving the Interference is embarrassi ng to the University, end the problem should be rectl tied soon. before It becomes destructive. i g f THE SpECTitUM Vol. 31 . No. 21 Monday, 21 October 1NO Edllor·ln-Chltf Elena Cacavas Jonn L.aplana ~ O:: -S e t • -110 E440t•.!ftl .-...RobinG ...., ... .:. -·cr.... ~Q c.,;:. -t J-llng... s .... Cit, ..... ~ . o.nr.~. Gofl• .. J~S..Iif OM- MOkwkw a.tnflafn . . . l~tPtUI ... -~.~- =::"!t:..~ · - -............. Jod<Ho....., '"' realized that comment was nec•IHtv I am I'OI.Sure where thoe eutf'Or of Ute af'1k:Ue 1et ~i ife0 hit •ntormauoO, but I lttt tNt I wu readinog W' fk::Uonal ltOfY on tha way 1 wlah SASU ••• oetng tun. I t~t JI:h T1m SI')Mtlan could tM blamed lot t he recoot tol.,lonShlp between UB Af\d SA.SU. Untonunatll)', tn•a 11 nof rfl• truth' 1 tool tne blame tte• on' group or people-not only from UB, bu' alto trom SASU Cent,ll. Tne blame ror not ettendlng font Cllr ltaelt, lies wllh 111 tout SASU del&gataa. for lht rec;of"d, however, It wa1 Prea.tdent Tim Sheehan who peuu•ded us to pertlc:lptte In lrnt evefll, enCIIOOIIIthe •nlt!atlve to ma\e .... ____ ____ St....,RCrOIIOIII r.. lil>oOIMit "-t>rOooOoee ,_. loMco, ...,..,..,_,,.,. -s-."" ""- ..,...... TlfM6 Syndlc.al-.. Co«eo~•• s.tvse. and P.:Jftc New1 $ent6U nt. ~/II l.a rel)l"eNt'lt.O fCH Mtlon&l adV6riUJng Clp ~oncl -~ktc. ~"'"'" • ... , ~ -- ~~· Y""' ll eut!.... >oiii5Moln- eut!llo.-Vorlt1UI4 ~*~~-~~.::=:~~~ 111<. =...::~~...:.':!:.~,~ ,.,.~ - ~tiV....,..,..........., ~ fSJ'I ..... ..or.::.:::; at.Attl·~ ...., all ol the preliminary auangomonll-'t ven ao lar as Ob!eln+no ttte tentsJ Yet , 1don't roel that It sriould be hold toll fly ago mat Ihe Ue S .. SU In Albany, ~OQIIOS 80mlll""'5 IOI"JUrt tMy Wilt Deii\Q ba-rked 11 tw "'• SASU C.ntrat Omeers ThiS len't the pt1ce anc1 umo to gel lrlto the ,..,IY aua1ma 1 me~ N.~t e with SA.SU, bull woulct tltul to tea-.e V0U W1lh OM tl"'ffUQt\tWhAt ktnd oh an organtlatton woutd condemn pubiiC411!y tne P~ldont 'l•n<l one ol tnolr SASU delegates) ol lf\8 largest member of tn&lrotoanltatlot1, Without dl tc.u sstng th~se problema with hu" peraof\all,y? 11 seem& to me. tt'IAI tf\oro eri more student ltlderw • t tauh than meet~ I he eye to I frt• Speem1m, JD.,pf> R1lk1n, SASU Oslogote ,.trtvt B<>o'fl li rt,lfHll SA~ e.. by Chrla Wllea lt'8 tr.at Hme of year. IUdl- get your l<,o-Aec Type, No-Ooz. and Mona,ch Nottta reAdy ~M io·torma are hofll Since I lolllill, With any lucl!l at all, tJe graduating In o mauar of months now. I fMI 11 It only right and fuse to lhlft with you .aomo o' my •~t £MH1 1ae In taktno mklterms an<S Writ)no mkHerm papa1s ForlhwUh and lwtre )'CKI go: First and foremost, Jt tto,OI to remwnbet ea1d'l pNaaes tl\al your to.chera n.w• used repeetedl)' A lltue Otveta\on during mtOI.,m week flelps fmmet\Sely, Dut be cautlous. A tot of blrs etOIJrtd lbe th<ougltotJI ll>e oomntor II ll>try 1peak a lo~ lor eumpte, ot>ovl •••otlng llOVtll jo phlloaophy, 1001< up • camoua offer rntdlertn •·speciiiL ~ One pank:utat Oa' little Arl1totHi. If lhey relate equaa.lona to atallatlcs.. too' up a lf1tle research. H they rolat• Vincent Van Gogl\ to Vlnoetll Vart Patton, look up U1e number for olllfl • 1pecJal drln·k C()(lttsllng of gin, 'um, pineapple juice ana Liquid Paper. Not onl)' ctooa 11 get rou onmk, 11 c.overe up aU uaoeo o1 It on your breath. Ptoa rypewrnera have. alnc• tlnwt began, been used n a convenient JhOrtCUI o, o-tpere.; but mott PfOfellots have caught on. The ~g type ooet not twte:eS&attly mak.e tor • lol"'oer paper- many teachers llipu!IIO lhll a paper IIIO!IId be 10 \MOOS II rype<i "' o HIIIYIMoalld 12 fMON II ly'*' In plu So, he<e's tr>e aolutj(tn' ~ .,. elite typow ~ IIH , but o• t on. ltrat tras nnable apaong ao that In liNd of doubt& spaclno, )'DO c:.an m 11 tor I{Ito • net cm•f1•H ep.~~cea. Not only wilt It be difficult 10 tell the dlff•renee, txn V _Ot.i can mak.e •" elghi·PIOI paper Into 10 page&. You can stletch It out and ending higher Of\ thl page. Footnote& are OOOCI fillers. a• 1re quotes, n\Jmber staHsllcs and blank ~ -· "her te.i.dlng the ertl~t lf'l W Od,l541y' s Spttctrum o, "T1mo1rry SMithl, , Prealdent o l SA, l 10 11 or 12 P8JlOS simply by ot1rt1no lo..,or on t~o p~por PhlllpC. Mou -~~­ ,,. rome Ertitor. Sufi State. M1n.glng Edllt>< Joaeph SlmoA N1n.glng Editor More than meets the eye cl'l~ka. Te~ bema a'• becoming more ano mort comrno11. and oltttouoh they ••m ok!lpr. inhtany, they'ro -&Silting 01 times. Not to wony-Jull tell rouiMIIII\01 you ..... pMrtty ol time to too11 up an tile on--,lhi t you ,.... a oollcl o<up of'"" ..,bject and lhll 01 a result ol your regular attonda""" 11 ctasa anc1 good tMIIIciPAtlon 1~ IM dloouutono, I'CKI'" g!Mned enougn lrom tiMt lecturu 10 ,...,. a firm loullda.Uon lor an a•celt.nt paper. Than Go """' ..,.ryone olst doll and tuvo the papo< untlltne night belort lt'o due and go Into·- toolllng like you've - . sleeping In the llbf1ry lor llwt PAll WMil. When you gel Urod lrom IOI\Q nour1 ol aludylng, It holpl 10 ott up lrom your c:halr and o•erclae. Tenl'll5 pro R&nee Richards has publlt.hed 1 book on this very IVbJoci- IJ{tfCist In 1 confltHMJ .space, :;uch as e IIC>tety CtJbk:te or $m•ll dorm roonT '"lenni• WithOUt Balls .. A bfealc from. etuct)'ing fl of lion eurptilingly ,,,...,lnQ ln4 1M !luelent goes t»clo. to tho l>c>«*a atlf1, ._..,, '"" sweaty. Studying In • groo.p 11 otten uMful, You1 PMtS are e.D-Ie to oHer l'Mtlpful hlnta tn,at you may nave ove.rlooked In class- notes you may Ml navo gone_,, oulllntl!l you may have mls-aOCI, H'l l lto'"wclt eaelet to hiVO tomaone e/:e write tho •n•~efl Ofl your cutfa- the Inti. doe.sn't run and the writing Is legible. ColiH, colu, cigarettes hlvl oil * "employed ror yurs by otudents wt>o try to P<lfl " ll~ntghtete." One obvlov.o method 1\u -n largely overlook.cl, but proven In nt Yttalli to be Qllltl arrkti'te- Sit with yOUr fNtln a tub of fee water. Hot 01\,., wtUit kHP you • • •"- yovr roommate won"t a.t you a nywtwe nNIIhe bod, .., yov io.on't be tempt.cl 10 I\OCI out In the middle or • ch&pt•. It'• ,.." sclenllll..,ty provon lh•l c:old ttmpor1turu tentiO constricL u,.. 1111tnow (rMd(l). •tudytno 11 toot 011• dilated pupiL If the pr&lluce ot exama and PIP'ert geta to you, kHp In mind what 1 frlond ol mine told me: " II eln'l br1ln '"''981Y·" I dOn't know what IN rned studentatfll e..h olhll<, but It ''"" wor1<1 lor llbe<at .,, etude"'"· �feedback ~ f2 Wron_g facts and attitudes 3 'To the E41tor. I.. ,. then t~la PQOt1Y written"'""" 111100 with enooenuiono At • membot of I he Unl..,rtlty<a oomn<oJnlfl', and as an orv-ntur ol the OctObef 1tth "Unity Dar" rolly downtQW11,1 must <HPOnd to lhe•ntcte a.bollllhls rally In the OctObef 20 looue of The $p«frum wrinen by Seth Goodclltto, The S,.Ctrum·a Nowa Eottot. Fht of •~. Mr. Goooclllld het oomrnlteo 0 slur •P<omlne<~t - Inti Stole A-...blymtn Annur 0 . Bloct. tiP<nentotlve In All>tny, w11o. no wtllto, Just " tl>owtd up" to oddrou tnt rolly, Implying and enora,. written after IM 8'181\t. woutd ,._• ..,. done much lo lurtt>e< the cauH or taclalaotidarity and peace -"L $l ' to Bulfalo l Suun Tur,.,., i Gr•duatd stUdftnt, UttMn Pta.nn~o e.., Ullfortun• ••ly Committee of the ratty The fact Is thet AsHmOiyman Eve WU II>"CIIicolly lnv~eo to apN- 11 the roily br tne organlvng committee 11 a rtl)rHontatlve ot Gov..-t'Kir Carey. me Organizing Commluee also deslrt<J to lrwltt Mr Eve since Mayor Jimmy Gtlllln nod lntlateo on opeaklng. (Tttla II Quite '"' opi)Oalte or hla "threat•n•no not to l hoW up•• as eHonaoualy ' IOOrttd, Moreovor, Without the encouragement given 10 the organize,. or lhe rally, on Sunday Oetobar 12 at our ......., lhllt a rJQWd of 3.000 wu empha.slte tne re-te...anc:e of aUonc:tlng the ra lly 10 the Uolwnofty communfly Roetallr dott<miMd ~illlnga, (no, Mr. Goodc:h1ICS, not "aeeml~l't raelally '"•tlired kllllngt.. u you Writt, a man who ltlttld ••t nate n!Qgero· belate choking lllo •tcllm I• not "Htmlngly" a ractst) are occurlno ln 0\.lr m~st, and rn. SIHCtru'" tUII see:a tM dJtemma of wnet'* 01 not to ha" ~11 Eoucauon a s mote tmpanenl than a c.U to tl\11 On1vera1ty's comtN.tnlty 10 arand uP ana count the.m.HIVU upara.. from the raclat mentalitY t~t oerrneates our en~ and ....en our C.tno+Je A Iron I oaoe arUc:.._ pubUShed belore liM t'llly. rall\e( '00 - . lfllc: . SHOGUN. - 110 ~ ...... ~~~ ~"wit.~ rtlf?W 1om• f•• lpHitfHI. " S«ontlty, although you state th• • uthot tdfJorrfil that thf tilly had th~ endonernent of .. ,00 communfry groupt, •• the .story In lac:t t ald tl'lat ;r c~tiJS -fPOrJSOtfNJ tJy over JOO O!garrJl.,ions. (he moat offetta/Ve statement In your lelt•r. howe"''· Ch6rg•• lhat The S·pectrum t1dd&d •tvel)' Jlt(ls beto,ttflft event when It "''' rteeded, to •mphltllfl the relennc:e of 11tendlng tne rilly to the Unrver~lty communrry, •• Qulek review ol the leaflet '""ded OUJ 11 tho raU~ would .show we hid abnut 200 O'Oil'!lullonat endoreemof'IJs- reaoJno b• paragrap!Ja and consequeot fmphcllfott.t .,ere ,..mlng/y cfHr , ,.,. not , • .,, out of COIUI.NL Addrtlonally, llr. Ooo<Jcf!!ld DOin/6 out thai 1ortld ' ' a tpo/casmtn lor 04ny and In tact cf'fldfls "" pOI/tlclon With being "On• of Bul/olo'a o .., public Anolhor error: Mr. GOOCJcnUd repOrt• w e h ad tne en<Jorsement of 100 commu"ltY grot.tpa, whoraaJ a Finally, alter to &•. rally Would hiYO Dotf'l 00 OUCC-OSIIUI. t>rS"nday. a:e•m fW'IIOW lhl $lory, 'fOU might £H rhal llr. Goodchild polnled 10 tiHI o'latlotJ the A-u emotymert go/ tor "Just siJo• lng up" it1 conir•at to tiJe poor ffiCllptlon rH»Nttd oy lloyor Jam•• Orl/lfn """ dolt..- • IPH<Ih. Tho lnlll., meellng, by Mr. EYe and a ll through lho organizing prooosa that woeM, 11 Ia vary ctoubtlul the present when ••15,000 IN'Ofl t(Oetled:" (wtlo tJlPOCtod1), I would tike to oolnt out that Tne SP«tru'" edded very lUIIe beiQfe ttte e\'ti1'\l, when h was r'IHded, to ther• mls~n~nandfnp ... • ~~~ of The SpectNm' s "Unity O.y" co...,.~e Flrfl. you allege lhlf fht ~., ··commiJitHJ a slur'~ agaJtt1t It tot~ wolJid OPPOttvniam on Ml' £<we'a pan Tltlt Is a gratuitou11 Intuiting lnd ononoouo tllltment os he CO<Jid nove found out by u - lng onYQno on tho Otganwng rMt comment I• paNicularlY ofleMIII• 5/nco . IJIJti/IIPifHI' printed, fllimO.r or (BIIIIft on the Edftotill pagttJ t~ndorsfng lhe rally.. a 5toty on p. 3 ot • fpttcJII ,.IHXI and 1n flfiftor;ef urgJng lhe community Unlv&rtlt'; JnembHs to auettd. AOdJtionetty. 1ne •v•nt r•tAtve<l cov.tlgeln the Monday papet follo"'lnQ lr 1nd anomM lltlltorMI In appncfflllon of the etfon and urg-ng 11te un~t t to continue. E1t1Jer you w.,-• not •round flH rhe •s.sua wn;cn ttea t h e tJubJichr or ltte~ It dkl not connuut• COOpfH•tion by the PfH&. Ler me tfHrJind you fMf In •nr book,. two «<Jtotlal «tdorum•nts.- are slf'lnitlunt and nra. Unfotfllitltely, •lrlce we f>l.e.rt our 1~ ' ' ' ~II repon.s ;n •~, we ,,. not •NI';.I able 10 acoommodete e11' Sloties with pa_ge one pr.CMPant Wt:t. $011Y rc»iiiNI II'ytU do. bU•wem}fltlatpue lhJf ... did. •• IN$(. our fa if itwe--Ed.. n••_.P«<Jllf - ~~ ~~ Mil<~ fA? ~ {l<r.dl> .;-!b"~ ~Ll.8 Rule in exile To tno Eallor; All lht Oocadtnt Altern•tlve Patty candtdau& In ~st rea•'• SA oloclloh,l would ll~eto rltoor><l to the ope thy Question, rol- by Tim Sh..hln end Luko Skyfuckflr, In oboenllo, Who It to tudOa? Oid lhta2 porcont of thl Sl udent Bodv who dldn•t 'fOte axpreu an oplnk>n wl~h " "" suenee? C.natnltt fMy obV~sly were not ta• •no tne elec·tion aerloutl~. I "'"'• been braodod a5 ~ • non-&erk>ua c:anchd111. ConsiSlenl wl 1n my ~palgn •too•• "fl rou don't vola, ...,., b!tcn.· 1 he<eb)l ctolm tne&e tO,OOO as mo; constUuency. 1 Wilt non~tcncr& rule SA In ••'"-· tt ~. now tkne to Ge¥ote oursefwes to o,om,..a. How doe$ • oaniY rord on Mull Sta te 1011...S; nuke lUlling; filling Qar1< Gym Wlll1 " Jtllo." and the S..bble with nitrous; finding 1\QtM$ IO< lhl bon OOOP!tl ocrapplng the Junk yard In from ol C..,.., end the ttaflet pert; 1>01\ond Hayeo Hall 1001ollno the link ~~ w- fOOO s...- arod H-ot Che.mtc:.M; m&nda toty c:eku,atOf·. .c:tom._. tCM all tutftllillQ m, cam.p.eiOf! -"Q•neetfng at_u o.nta - ... W'"~' ,~1>0 • I J' ro'f·0·1A I) A !Oft' 11lt~ " -_,.,.. rtU.~/"6;:. 11 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-J--=== Guest opinion American civilization impacts French society by Pierre Aubery The central tneme of • conlifonca. on lt11 "lm.,.cl ot French Cl•lllullon on Nort~ American Politico aod Socltiy," held on onto cam.puo Octol>er 11-tt, might 1100nd a btl enthnocontr~ to _ . _ malntr lomtllar with tha ctlct>N ai>Oirl tno volngloty, the otrutflng a lld PQalul1og ot the Gallic cocl<. Sludltllt and ecnola rs ahartng our ecsucat•onat and pedag ogi cal preoccupanon' ' wtu cen.alnly not m&scon&true U$ tn tills way. As a mtflet Ol feet tno tllolne of tnla conference was an 091n QUtttton. a .omewn1t l f\tkw• lotenoo-tlon ratMt than •• a ..,., congratulatory alllrmotton One thing ro aura' ,,.,..,,a dellnllolmo<ltl of the America" cMtutton on Frenclt Society ill1d Politico n.. most cu~al · otrotnno olong Parts etreett. eannot ' ' " 10 nortce II It • .,.,.,. &tep. fn ....,. '"'*''" the youth of F~ Makt oomtcat a n - • 11 loolllng a.nd -ndlng mota Am<l<lcon lhtn lhllr u,s. conttm~ti6L It 11 alto won known thet In Ina tut thlnY ruts many nof•o to old !amity ""ned F'rertel't companJ•• ha¥e aokS out to fJS a nd muttlnauona r r:ot1QiomttaiN • 11<1 gladly accopteo paaillon on the payroll. Mo<e roctntty tomt Fronell oompeniN havo!MlreheOOO largo b40Cko ol anar11 of -nleo funnorlng tilt aconomtc Integration of thl tWo counttlto. That corlololy mean• lhel "'""""''" olthe French bollrgoctlo nave INrMd ...., wen lndeedhoW lo do bUIIneu the Amet!Can wa.y but not'tlt oJtthll lhiY Injected any tO-COiled French vatuoo Into OO(pO(Ato boha•lor pentme. Mora~•ttr notional oilgln 11 ,.. longer roaiiY atonlflconllt tnlt 1...1 otnco 1M upper CltiNI Of Ill WII!Otn OOUOirfH are CioN< U>an ...., In oplto ol ouPOtflclal political dllfttoncoo. rntno• oacoma mota blurreo when II oornN to cM!Ino us FrM~ch Ci~lllulion In order to be able ' o assess ns possoblelmpoct.lolhttrolndeed a<JCh o thing 11 Froncn Crvlllntlon? Sorna people even doubt that the Ftonc~ lanouaoo ~·• retained Ito lntOIQrll)l end It~ klenllly. •ronolloh, Galle>Ricaln a~ d G6tmane>French fiOurt.lt In nawspa.pers, magllines and turned loumata. A s tar as clviltza1ion:. undwl1ood as a_commitment to a code o f ethtc-• vaJ1d for all, oonlribt.(Jino to the welfare ot ltUmMilY ond the sophtallcalOO .,loyment ol lifo. the atmple mentiOn of It oet• most people ank:kerlng Fonun•t•Jy tot u 1. teaehefs, t¥et"' wt'lefl th61nlluenca ano P<Oillile of the f rerlcll political ~Ins aro at '""" ebb, Freneh a~Uuf&J cteatkth'/ and Ptt:St1'1<* mer,age to m1b a come badt.. TOCSir tMI"e IJe a number of ..,.,_. of the Atneflcon ltttollelgentslo whO na"" cevelope d a ••ry Sloph lslloaled lntettst tn contomPO'OIV French cvnu~ TMy roconlly peld a lot of anent !on lo soc&o-culturat svuttu1e.s in societies or the Ft0<1r:h _.lolng ..orid. They are porneulorfy Mn51ttve to that rat~ extraordinary ~ which Is tho •lte of the communist ""te l•t leut 20 perce"1 ot tne etectorate) &f'd IM ent~g,c;Htalfst 'f'Otl tYetY close to 50 pefAflU '"spite ot 63 years ot lntanse antl.ocommUn,st propag.anda and two centuries of c;ltk:lam of 1M eoclall81 pr..-n~ The PfesD"C' o! I Iaroe orthoOO): communt&t party fn F~• ~a cultural feet tf\8.1 we-a&scho4at4 and ob&eMtfS ot lhd French acen• -•houtd nelthM undetesttmate nor lea'fe UNt<pfolfd, Thl atobllily Oi CIUI Sltatllicatlon In Fr~ and Ito eotolllt)l, the fie<CO<Iesa or ctuo etruogle, It one of the many protHem• this oontereftCe diKU&Md aa well as women's movements in France. the ,_.,,gone• ol anliMmltlom, the North Amotlcan Frtnc!h lanou.oe olvlllzatton to Quo._ and New Engla/ld, cu...., I party politiCs In Ftanco a nd the Pn101. Mora thao 150 portlclpants pe.-tld \he conference room• canylng o" heated dlscvn•ons •n lha corrtdotsof Sqotra hall tong efter trwt •act;on meotlng.a had adjourned. One o t the mafor teatutta ot thlt contetence ...,.., to bf'n9 tooether aUCh re:spected aui!IOtlllat In Fttnell Clvllltatlon os Laurenct WyiO.. C. Douglu Oilton Prof•- ollhe ClriiiZ.Illon of Fr&r<ee, at Ha,..,a.nJ U(!WetSilf, Eduoard Motot.Str, OlriiCtor of 1ne Ftench tnolltutt In Wunlnglon. Strnard Quinn, OOIIot ol the lnteraloclpfl!lltY )oUrnao Conrompora"f FrtfiC/1 C.•irlurlon, Lao Loubota, chl rnnan ""*'mont of HIOloty a 1SONY, Buffalo, Nlcholu Wahl, Olrectotof the lnolltuto ol FrltiCfl Studt.. t t NYU a nd Fr.nch peraonaJlllooallcllas Georveo conores.._,, moyot o l tnt city o• ~·lots. Froncols r.-ard, conoros-. moyot ot the cuy of Froju., Guy - . ..,..,.. end dean of tho Facullr or O...IISI"f, Untversll)l of Paris vu, ~ F..-. tldrtot or 1he O&rtltlcof weetcly La CotNml EncMIM. Jocquu Attall, 11<01.....,. of _,_,lea ot the Uni...,.ltY of Pans VII and tdVIto Francola MIUOfillld- of lho Soclo.llat 1>&111, lUI 'but not INSI lletnoJ~Honrt tA¥y a W>o< ol thl bell M4MR B~rt»rl1m w frh 1 HurNn lac:. & The Twtament ot 0«1 one ol thl moot toiCinttlno 1nc1 cont,..,.,.fal meota peroonallt iel of the F<tneh lnloiJeiOent»a. TN tntotacllon b o t - tcl>ola,. afl(l !KOCI-s wao • f,.,.,......,..,ly otlmulotlng and I tlllnk peraonatty tnat wo a bundantly PfOV80 our point: lhl lludy ol Contampotary F.-nell Clltllb.atlon Is a• lndls!*lalble componont of • •Y <Mpectable French progtlll!l&nd It ooMtilUlOI • wide opon, loglti/Nltllefd lot re-m.. In tnt _ , j ol o fonno< ohelr<!IOn of the •rtmont ot _.,., Languo_oes and LltOfllurtiS ot thr. Unl,...ltr. Or. Gotdon R. Silber. our oonference naa made ••a molor cOfltt\buUon to tne r•newal ot French StucUea-1\ere end •tMwherw... L- .,..ll\r._ �ifccdback ! ~======~~============================~========= ! i J A n indiKnant reply Need exist's To the Editor. It wu 1\ICI!y )'O<J tabol!d )'O<Jr e<Htot1a l " Day Caa Support" Ot readef~ht not have known for e.ure. With "oupportMII' llko you and Ttm ~an It mtoht taka anc>that ll•a yeera ot attUQGie alld atilt VB wouldn't tHJ-ve a cf"'ltd care center. FortunateJ')', t am COI"'fldent tllat oti>Of ••lues wilt l)<eYall, 'The atatlotleal IOfliUJnanl )'O<J uud tn tne rr.lddta of the editorial YOI'f allec1koa!Y obocuracl tho luuaa ot how muCII oach atudent ~roup ahoutd contribute to tulldln~ tha raulblllty atucly and tho role ol Tim ShHhan In dollying tho project. Tho moot obYioua lesson tram the l.llrge numt>era ot a iUdenta from each group that had children It the lact thlt if a diy c.re centet wu Ml up that COYHt nanc:Ue one hunched ttltldron, ti>Ofo would bo no ptobtom '""'lng aquat numt.,. ol uMra from ea.cn conttltuency. Thil would argue for ~u1f aha res of conttlbutJone from SA. MFC aoo GSA. It you Clo wam to uae porcentages. howevctt, the We are two undtrgroduato fnC\tharo who'd like to ruf)Ond to tho or11cto aoo editorial in tha10120180 Issue of Tho .SP<JCtrum.Tho J*>Pie who noad chfldcara eoMces tho most are the people wtth thtloaat omoun1 ot limo to d0>10to to utabltsl\fng and maJntotnlng thHO ....leeS. Moal parenta, aln~la 0< otho<Wtao, whO are lulltlmo otudants are atao holding do,.n jolla to suppor1 tl'\emHivn and t~l t children.. Tho'• Vt&S a ~ center on campus In the earty 70'a which was closed t() two momlnga a wHk theta fa no problem. The•e are dOwn boCouoe ol tho ptoblemo ot admlnlotratlon that ctasslllacl as-playgroupo end It lo not their Intention IO arose from the lac~ ol Umo nanled parents 1\ad to provkla lulltlrM daycaro. Also, they arelncon•onlontly located lOt ~tontl who commute. Wa aro at the """'*'t elrcutotlng a petitio<) to gauge the oupport !rom undtrgreda IOf daycato on ...,.pus. SUNYAB Is 1111 onty unMirolty cent01 In tilt SUNY syolam Without daycatt tacllltles. Wo know t i)J) Ia not continuing oducatlon. 11 SMm.a that people without from fa~ ol nooc:t, and we hope 10 snow tt•a t.ot hom 1 deYoto to making tho co-op wortL We want mort than fuat a place to dump our children while we oursue our ed.,..UOC\. VniO<tunattl)l, wtlere OUf fiaed lncomn oro lrwolved, lnaxponiMI, quality daycare bec:omta a crucial coosldora Uon In our children are unawat• ot the problema pare.nta face In tack of reasonable ap.oroac.h woufd be to take lhe propot"tJo4l llndlng an adaqualt fmuch tesa quality) cor\..,.fony ol tno number ol undergraduatu wtth Ctllf4ton (U$) to the lOIII n - r Ol all IIU-11 With clllf4ton (tT23) claycaro. •nd apply that ratto ro nearty ~of f04Jr ro the amount ot money tnat Ia needed lor tnt show• that SA pres~dent ttud~. rottgloua may oller r-;llol to lingle parents." Wnon . l (P. Sl*'<*l app<ooched Cothollc Charities dunno my p<egnancy IO< help In tlnding low coat baby rurnlturo, their roaponoo was to ollor lo roltt\le mt ot my child. I wu told at thJHw-,_that thatt we<e no eiMcaa lOt s tnota parent( boyond counHIIIn~ with • tocllt wort<o<. cnurci!Os and allglouo olt.r wry llmltad programs wlth ,..poet to the tlmea they haYO ovalt&bla, tho ago or tho chlldron they wilt aCCOPL and tho oott 01 theM aotVIGel.. If one ca.n limit one's aehOot schedu1e sup~ from tne etudent body. ::t,nno A Smlllr _ i nr L. Spene«t The eoltonal augges11 anat ..Atn cnurc.r.es and Thla analyala Sneehan Is refusing to conult>tJte en uactly fair a nd reasonable amount and lhould be ustd to demand an answer to the quutfon why1 Tho proportion or all prol"'lonal otuderttt with clllldro•• to tht base II cloM to one out ol 45, oo tho otter rrom 5BA of mo<e than on•flhoonth oltha total O"<>>lld bo undafatood as not "juot a token" at I woo mloquotad In tho a~wing Uld. AU thll obacuree two of what I consldar to be the more Important Issues lbOUt CllUd Care In this Unfvertlty. A Child Catt Center wtU serve mofl lhln just the people w1tn Chltdretl who are already reglatored atudenta. I wUI up OYO"J b<anCII ol the Unl¥aralty to ~rtlcl ~tlon by single ~rtnta ,.ho 01 thla Uma cannot conetder coming to tchool becaua:e ot the pronlbltiYt COati ot child care, I am fCN'cod to woAder why you and "m Sttethan become ao concern.ed about the Ott l ilt ol who pay a fof What ••penNI on this issue a lone. \hlo complaint wu hoard trom Tilt S,..,rrum wlltn tho SA bloc~ torInto tnll yMI'a Sub Boatd Buclgat • mall>< .. pondltwo of now Sound aqulptMnt thai will bo usod IOf rws to come. C.naiM)t lhofe purchaMJ could heva been a" engod On I M0ngaQe baSIS With IICh year'S U.Mtl paylnQ equel aha rH. No argument Wll made Jr( ll'Je Sp.clrum When Sub Board ~ld lOt an ••1ra $1000 In COlt oYe<un on Ito " prtc.,..o" calendar. Tho ..,., poopiO aro bloCking Child car. -rvuac1 at tha tlma ol the l.bortlon YOit t~ all students had to oontrlbu\0 to "'&ka the plan oconomtcauy roulbtt to P<O'Iido a boalc ~hi to tho woman W1>o wanted IL Why doesn't . that aamt argument apply to child care? Tho aarlleat date that a child cars center can bo oponecl ta now~. 11181, II tho study 1$ IIHI<Itd and begun qutci<Jy. Had the other mombotl ol Sub Board chosen to we c:ould , ... oponect up thta yur tnotead. During thiS yoar pomapo anotha< 90 abot1tona witt bo committed with mandatory otudOnt monlaa. II onl~ one ol Utose abortlona Ia on a woman W1>o wanted to k"P and love arKI raiM her child but wu locod with the choice ol dtopplno out ol tchoot bocauoa p<IYato child oara might coat u mvd, aa 011 the root other t l v l n o - 1110- and cllealh or that child muat ue with t11ot1a of )'O<J who .... potltlono oMapor>albiiiW to p,.....t or iltiay tho OYOJ'-'>1111)' of child care. Passing tht buck To tit• Editor: education. In her oclltorlal on Wednesday, Octobol 22, Elena I think It's a dllgraco thtt a Vnl•arslty ol this otze has no d.aycare centlf, when all othet maJor unlveteltJe• hOYO SUCh a MtVIct. The big _.,ton _ , . to be - · · ootno to !lind the r. .tblllty ttucly and tht oiMca ftlolt. TWn ~an, SA "'--ldtn~ lhlni<ll tha 1>004 ol otuclanto lt r__,ta may not uaa a daycara _,,., to anY grNt utant, oo tiMiftiO<t- not- the need to aupport It llnanclalty. Tht etattatlca show that 445 ulldlfgroduatt """'"" had child,.., In 1878. Vee, It's ' triOI that tho tottll IO< UndotfV<8duatll lt t much amalllf lllan II II IO< gr.duaM - , MFC and' per-...0. P<OfeNional - - ""' ""Y .. lhia 101 Hot IIIYOM atoppad to realize the POPulations we now -'ude fTom lha Unl-.lty bocauta of our lac,. ol ouch • _.Ice? or oouaa they - atnor• mothorl and people who cannot tiiO<d to out their chlfd<on In prl'latt oenttra "' to hire ~ottt..._ t think IIIIa crMtaa a wry un-aonablt and un<aatlatlc altuatlon IOf thaae _ . . , II t'-' - . . to continuo tn.!r Cacavaa augge1111 looking 10 other grO\Ipt tor eupport; petflap.a • community cent•ra, churche• or reUgtous otdtta. Tt>at Ia ridiculOUs and a c!Mr tnmple ol " paulng the btld(', 11 they .aJ. It IS the UnMirall(s r-slblllty to organtz.t a day care oonlOf. H would a lao be a totallnconwnltnco to haYO mothora running aroulld town IO< doycaro, Wlllclll'm aurelt Ia ~ht now. I 1m not • moii'Mif, but an underg,.o.ate concerned with the tuua of dayCOJa. I think BA ahould maka Jhlo taaua a ptlorily and contribute money !0< the l_.lblllty ltucly aa othat groupo haYO. I'd much ratl'taf - my tludonl leas going IO< aomtthtng WO<IIIwhlle as IIIII, tha n to auppot1 aoma ol tht traahy student pubflcatiOM found around campua. l.al'~ oee _ , . action, aoma PlOOf- I!Oral Thla taaue may be the ~~ Important ona l acing thlo Vnlvttolly In yearo and ohoUid be made a p<IOtlty In Ierma of emotional and llnanclalaupport. Attother twilt · To 1M Editor: Tht "W!!!cn P- ta - poll tn tho October 2t The CurrMI Ia a -tracy. Mr. luba, tht EclttO< and Chit! o f Tilt CfltrMr, It a -rlt. H- can a poll,_.tbly ol\tolctJirt ..,..,. file poll _ , . tift ......,. l?lla ''Wflldll'll* •• 8Mt" poll .. tho poeaiOMtlll The potl ..... boMg_ o.m-.... ......,_Wtct...... can._......, __-.rto ·- ~- 11o ara Tllt-a.nwrr and ANC. Tilt Cumot>r po11 T he poll mingo fOf The c..mr.r ""' unballtv-i>lt hiQII, OfliY'- • ,.., pointe than a /Ollrna/faUe , r,. I!IUtlfplace, l'llt~l,.,.,, I......., Mr. Lube htmMII or lldjuotlng. CtltfMI ratlnga rrom an unta-ablt POIIUon to a , _ . fo-lo llandlng. He then porpoaaty ''aabotaotd" the AliC raUnga IOf publicity, making the ANC 1oo1o lfkt Imma ture lillie loola. In rttlll)l, ANC It t n - t of aaboiSptr;W111 artie• ol Octobof 22 altoWt Mr. lubll to - • - and ollhoAiiCoo f~t~ce, thalli 1o1m a~ ol libel. Mr. to bo 1tbe!fn9 the AliC oo that SA dro,u rntt SA !lropa ''*'funding ontl M tncrH-1'111 cu,.,r funding. T,_ .......,_,1 Lube._. DonoldA. Gwortlr �i .. , It,..,..._.,_ ....,.....,._, -~ HARDHAT: ~ 1*t Of hi• lulf.SO Nit, ~t ~~ dndiiU.. Jo1w1 ......._. ...... 1M . ._ _ _ pleOI. Pic:,_ •ltltllw _ ... Rlohonl ~ , . _ From hotels to steel factories; Anderson assails arch-rivals by J 05<Pb B. Zlqllk - libmll politics, due to the Danocnuc dcxnion. Ht Wd it was only COI1lJDOO...,.. tbas only the "Unily pony" a><>ld brioa the Alnt'ri<:u people \O&ctb<r. AodcrlOn stated ht was not all t.tw unhappy at not bcin& inviled to dcbltt alone with Reaaan and Cartt.r, joking, "They say~ Lakes tWO Co tanao •nd the way Lhcy have b«n dandng around lh< bsues, I would only be in l.ht way." Offenna pralS< lo lht Liberal Party for makina ill d«isioo n01 10 suppon thdr tradi1ional ally, 1he Democra~ic party. And~inted to Teddy Kennedy, safina. "he aalbcd . Jimmy Catt<r or DOl supponina tht Democrllit pony, lhto ht lumtd around and endorsed him ... He also QU<:Siioned Ocor1• Bush's inlcarilf, ,.)ina. be accused Reqan of practicing 'voodoo' ccooom.ia, but after bein& choSC'O -as his runnina matt, he utcpu Rcag.~.n's entir~ phuform . Wbeo thelllinoisConar<Mmanent<red lbc Buffalo Hillon hotd ballroom, a black ribbod wu pinned on his l<opd. Anderson, act.now~Jtd the iociGent 10 lht crowd and coo•eyed his desire for racial justice throUJhovt all the nat100. "tt ,.,.. to show bow f11a jou_mcy. we have )'ft to I:J"&VeL'' he. declared, oddina "raodaJ justice" oUJht to re'~Min a iUlK in our national conKiou.s." dcsl.. ror a chana< pro)ccted Republican .,...,..,_ _ ..Jd. "I thtnk we wiO be US:UC'C:C':aful." Speoitna before a loyal ~ or ~ Tbc And<non oddr<S$.allbol!lh eloqumt Ltbcral Pony •upportcrs, lndcpc:ndmt and forceful, was pointedly dlrtcted mostly Presidential Candldalt Jobn B. Andnson, II the Presid<n1. Commcntina on Ronald auic.,cd Prrsid(nt Caner's record, Reagan's gatemrnc thll Jlmmy Cann was- Eol'1J)' QU<>tooned , RepubliClltl candidll< Ronald not capable of bci.oc Presldtnl of lhe United Cilins many rauhs of the Carter Reagan 's ability and called for moral and SttJe.s. Anderson jested, "I wondtr what admi.niSUIIiOnJ domesttQ 8.S \l1CJI U rorci,g.n socul JU.sdcc for all American citizens. took Mr. Reapn till no"- to rcaliz.c it. •• policies, Anderson rthcrtJed his sllllld on "Only undor the pressure or the political Anderson added thai Carter c.maio bsuc.s. He said a Anderson campa)IJI has Jimmy Caner rushed outlo th..- AdminiSlfatioo's economic polities had admini.suadon would strht( to make thcAm<TICan people, Only under the p<USU<c Of "SUIOJitd the livdy!lood Of tWO QIWJoo . rouutry Ia. en<rlf-dcpcndml on fordiD Am<rican>.' . '<~ttl tOn basile bcaun tallrina or savin&the impons. He tslimated IIIII in 1980, the <ountry,'' AndtriOG eulaimal. Ancknon made fuqucnt rtferenccs to the Uniled States will 'fXIId S'lO billioo on Ltl<nin$ hll campei10 10 Harry Trut111111 's '11uionaJ unity' 1h<m< or his cam~. He imponed oil •• 194&-whtn deep spliu within the claimed thai bt and his run nina ma1c Patrick On fordlft policy maurn, Andctson sasd Danotr~~ic rwtY and an apparenl pub(IC · Lucey wee \he only true- rrpra;enlJtivcs o( the Prosidenl should have done more on tbc f'lo'Mtonlll Ediror ho><qc crisis. He asked, " Wby lias be not done som<tbi.oc bd'ore now7" Ht ~ed Prcsid<n1 with politjci;daa 1bc hostqe I1SU< f<>< his own <e-dectlon odY&llt~/U for the nation's achcrAiln, Andersoo "d, .... should,..... lhdr palbs or • .,cu~o. lh< n me lime we should s..k ,DUI ...-'h< .. Opporlunhies for oqotiatkJns. Anderson told The S{Ndnun he would no1 usc our 'new' rdationlhip w!t.h lhe Pcoplts Republic of China as a barpinin1 chip tO ondU« the Sovku into qroancnt with the United S.atts. "That would be a very foolish thina to do." be upWntd~t would only hd&JIIetl the SovM1.s fean oi"WWcirckm<DJ " Stat< V'oee a..Jnuo.n of tbt Liberal Pony, Rarnond B. Hardin1told Til• Sp«t"'m that ht was "abho.ortd" 10 rind thll And<rtOn onct supponed lhe so called "Jesus Amendment." which s.aid CbriJtianhy should become the official rcliPon or the nllion. Hardin& said thaJ upon very thorou&h problna or "Andenon's heart and mind" hedttermined lhatthe Ullni no lon&n supponed sucb lqislation. "/U lo<l& as IIRecn years aao. MI. A.odcnon pvr up oo the notloo,'' be Wd, addina "lus< •Rbbcrt Kennedy stoned out u a rcaaiolwy a11<1 &fC'W•UP 10 h.u Jolul A.o.da'loG. '' - """~ Hardin•• unlitc And<n0<1, aid tbe Uaited SraJ:cs.sboold UK iu relations With Cbi:na ina "sinJ<rly way," nolina "they (lhc Soviru) don·c .seem co mind it so much if our aJiies.scU military hardware co the Chinese." Accordinato Hardina. Carter hun hirruclf by no1 debatina And<rtOn. He said. "Jimmy Olrter h.as refused 10 defend hb rrcord for che put c:i&bttm mooW... C«int Cann•s pltdJe to 1h< Des Moiocs R.qisltf, to debate Teddy l(ennedY. afle< wluc:h be lltm backed do,... , and his •erbal assaulll on Reqan, Hardona ancned, "He tw rc•"Caled lllmsd to the Ammatt people.. •• Debate '80 No John, Ron or Jim; surrogates slug it out by f:llml A. SteptdoF $poet""" $1~ Wrlt<t A meaaer ttowd of 6S people athered at lhe Kaljlerine orndl Theater In the Ellicolt mplex Thursday ni&ht to ear repr=tativcs for thr~ csidential candidates debate he issues. Sponsored by YPIRO, the Student lion Speakers Bureau nd UB's Department of oUtical Science., th~ dis<us.sioo _ eatured Surroptes from the eagan Carter and Ed Clark rnps.' An emply chair represenled h< Andeuoo camp sioce the · ·. , Independent was in uffalo on an o•emiaht vhit od the loc:al supporte:s were at fand·raiser. Aoder50n's slot taken by Raben Cappom, bo ~poke for Libertarian Ed rk . Edwin Neville and amuel Rocce, spoke for eapn and Ca.rter rHJ>CC(ivdy. Questions . were asked by ati>eS of the tbree Pill Jludenl newspapers. Tb< Univ<uity's fou rth paper-771< RqJOnu dedined to send a journalist. Chairman or the Political Science Department, Claude Welch, served as mcclialor and stipulated that questions were to be confined 10 the areas or foreian policy and defense, domeSiic policy, •conomic policy and cmrgy. Uc>DOak alrtqlls I n h is s pc ec:h • R occ e emphasized Caner's commitment 10 providin& economic stren&lh, his decision makina abi_lilY •.nd ~is sue«SSful fornao rdauoos wtlh China. "The impact . of tbU election will co weU 1010 tbe next decade," Roccc stressed. "OnlY one of two meu {Reaaan or Caner) will be tbe next President of th< United StateS." AJ- THRU VIEWS ON ON£ SUIJEC:T: tho rMI brl.,_., ttne , .,......... ..,. ....,. ~... co.ddnol t••· ...., ..... In 1M o.e.t.- F'rolft .." the Republicans as a "moneyed class." From the Libertarian Pany, Capoz:zi promised, " We are aoioa 1o chana< the face of American politics." Nevill<, professor of history Ct,ppozi, who is Managina Editor of TJse Cllrr~nl, gave a a t Canisius, delivered a nowery s~h in wblcb he forceful, emotional speech in referred ,Jo the Democrats as which he onen chiseled away at "wantina more bandouu" and Ca rter's record . "Carter -loCIINP•--~-~1... ._.• _ Edetarl) • M.....,..~('CiortM). ~,..,.,. .... ~ does:n 't bave a record to run on and that is why he 11tacks Reapn's ecoaouUc: posilioo," Neville dlacaed. " The penon in the White House is incompetent 10 run Ibis cowtlry." 011 the issue qf defense, the Reapo supponer labeled peace the key issue. "The US is a leader in world affairs and we can not back down," Nevtlle said. "Tbrouah strclllth. pea« is IIWruained." Cappozi claimed tbat t.he United Stales was on« a "bcacoo of sucnctll. bul is now a military bully· boy." He emphasized a policy ofnon· intervention and proltaion or �MiltGddlll Rocce maintained that defense . prc,aratlon bas UDder tbe Caru:r /.mwu~~ ~ ~~1tb DOt rcaJistic 10 thiDk we .can have a -": miliwy." Wbeo asked wbat their cudidates would do to auist miDoritics If clccted, a occc cited snual blaelt leaden who have mdorscd Cat1er "bccaU.SC !bey fee! that (he) bas made steps 10 support lbetn." He J.atcd anmu for urban snldics aod govcsument prosrams for housina and cmploymeat as eumplcs of Catter's -.id to inner city minorities. Nevnle-sup port lna the Republican Party which received favorable response from lbc Klu KIWI Klan on Its platform-declared that IOCIC or uy sucb endorsement. •• He assured lbolc praeot that R.eqao wW appoint a black person to tbe Supreme Court If elccled. The Reapo supporter also deooUJlced the lqallty of aborooo euq>t in casa wba'e · tbe mother's health · Is jeopardized or if the prCJ11a11CY is a result of rape or inccsf. Abottloa . Roccc mortt!llb!t allbouab Carter docs not personally approve of abortion, "be aoes by the law and majority of the land" in maltin& policy. Asked if Caru:r will be able to brinalhc ~ home before lbc dcctiOil, Roccc replied that " Iranian demands arc aoncnm.•· irPRSmt and added tbal althou&h Caner would Ukc lbmJ rdeascd hcfn<e November 4, be ir ~ "Caner' wuted lbcm home the day after they were taken bost&Je." On the Iranian problem, " RC¥ao bas disavowed tbc Capotti maintained tbal tbc United S!aiC$ should admlt all , wroli&J !be tranlao people and say, "We arc terribly aorry for what 1hc CIA has done." In their sbon summarlzlnc speeches, Roccc appcakd 10 !be youthful audltn<lc. "No matter wbo you vote for," be said, to RESEARCH CHEMISTS ORGANIC SYNTHUIS rote. "iust ~. out thcr~ The ool.y way we stay strOll& is if you remain 1111 acdve pan.' ~ Neville coocluded ~ pc:ac:c and the economy arc lbc key issues or the campaian. He wd, "Reapn is a prqmatist. He wants to streamline tllistina proarams and s pur a turnaround iD lhiolcina that Wasbiaaton is a cure4111 for cverylbina. This cannot happen overnight." Religion • Qotollfo JO. wed< - ~Y Oral told biJ .;..m of a vbioo Wblcb bad c:t.Qaed bit tile pn:villos weo.t •• ~foe4 Jaul OuUt appeoted II) bim - ' lifted the catlrc llllllnisbed Oty of failh Mcclical Ccoter_,. CCIOII)Ic bUAdrcd 1.01\1 or c:oaaae mel ~eel-in Hls aJpallc bands. "Sec bow easy It b for me to till it?" He ubd. to Wbldt Oral ~Jesus. it rcelly is casy (or you to till, Isn't iL7" No 1!00110< bad Rob6u repOrted lhll vision lbao be bePII puoJoa tile bit on-his .;..m for money to ranlth lh• Medical C.th Willi. As an added locloclallo:nt, Oral revealed tMl the Oty of Failh wu duJ,n«< by God. • Oral was wry allct about it, thO<IIh-not oncc did he ever mention the word "money." lntlo.d, he referred to it as "plantln& the .seed," "LIII~ my call" and "walldoa into a allrade with Ood." Altho\llh ~ pummelled his vicwm rdanlaoly wltb these euphemisms, the bottoaHioe n-..,.. very dear: bc-waatcd cash, -loU of it. Now whiloaNcdical -.cl a-do c--is a wonby C&IIIC, the~ ralllliar. why ~ ure: ~~..~ :::=:.=~~y= ~~ ore IOI'dy lA ned of a flab ia11wr of casb-bueead or lblkin& them~ tile -...:sioo or a w1oo1c place, apcdlily ...._ a dnaalt 's>r u.-y is ........ be lllcd to..,_ the- of Uoe ,__~ iloolc7 Tbe answer: because IMl way Oral wouldn't "-vc on imprdsivc'De'OI additloCI to the altcadJ<,.bazJ:oonina rdlliOW mcplopelis tblll is On! '"* Robcns un~vm~ty. r , ~......... 1 . ThiJ self·ocrvina qotism is anoth« common ellaouterisllc ./r, many of the bla-time cvaoadisti wbe are ooMtantly hlttloa their disdplits for ••sacrifices." ., AM thCD then!'"' "Tbe '100 Cub," wbkh is abo"" dally on Channel 29. "Tbe '100 OIW"is Vf%1 t.la-b&Uc-dle &bow Is lbc·plvocal production or the Chriltllon ~ ~lt. 1..:., mel feacures CBN prtsidcot Pat RobaUon and bls fllllllcy 11m Kludlloe. """o toactber have to be tdcYisioa'• beat~_.....,. Rowaa.t,Manlft. :•'f'be'HJOCiub'' \lieS ~varioq41ow , _ - - . . cuc:su Md.tbe ICI1IIIa or tile impres:oible RobaUon, who bdlcva tbat a clcvihorsbippina cuh oea: piKed a · YOOdoo .,.... oa bis daullna'. Evay 10 ortCD they do a special on some presoiQI blue ar """"'"'• 1iU the recsat ooe oo volcanoes. eqnllquakcs and oOicr tlaural ma..... Tbcrc is a fcaclalcy, boo-, to play f¥1-udloooc wklr tbc tKu. ~ ODCC lnviltd a llible sdlollr 011 tile sbow and toa<t'- they bid a ...,.s la\llh aver o..wltl's thaxy or <>'Oiulloa, cvcn thouaJ> ncicber ooe could produce a sifttk c:ooc:em sbrtd or cvidc:Dce--~ Scrlpcual ~o refute it. Aaodler time Jl.obensoo Wllctd his opinion m.t-. arc bdd toaetlm"'by lhc.,..., of Ood ... However. Robcruon was also Ollt or the few tsablishcd cvaalflists to speak wp opist the political ambilionl or the New Christian Ri&bt. and bb shew, U\c IW< Humbard's, is preuy harmlcss-sood. dell) fun for those of YOI' wbo enjoy lhll iOll of lhlna. ' Mo•Jl>H•tlflll 1M 0/lfCfl 0/ Cullural A/IGira .,._.,.,. lk~ tltlnl frt lite 1980 Penton 1..edare sm- Frank Mankiewicz: ''The Presidential Debates on TV: One Day Later" ·F'uWl)l, thcn! Is Robert Sdlulkr. Schllll<r .umela bead and shoulders abcnc the raror tim~. nUspldals-ct; til= Is a beautiful r..ua of love~ rrilm tile IIIOD, ..__or pOwer ODd~ t11at cuts ac:rou all 1inc!1 or !lith. ll>depenclcotly wealthy, Sch~tllcr uses biJ b<06dcas!lto bca for IQODey, champion p0fitical candidale$, or beat his folio....,. over lhc bead with threats or dMDt rctn1>utloo mel J1'U1,ishmcot. Last year Scbull<r .,.. the caner of CX>IJtiOvcrsy when he was buiklinc biJ Sl9 million Cl)oml ~. wbic:b DWIY people ldt wos occdlculy ext~ for a clwdt. As it turned 0111, however, the Clyslal c.lbcdral is used not only u a ellurell, but also as a cooccrt hall -4 ci~ center, besides providina ciiiY caR oaviccs and a school far th• pcrftlratina aru. ~uUcr's ntlll project is to Kt up a win& of halfway bellSOS aai>ss llie IJoitcd States and Europe for runawayo, unwed mothcn mel otherpeople with no place to tum to. Althouab biJ preadtlna b somewhat marred by a dorky delivery &lid pcoclwn for cute-...appl..pic tum or phrue-"l.et ao . . . and let Ood;'' ''tbc leaf with the fill"- thcrels a sauc of humor and humanity in bilm.ialsttyl,bat nobody else can touch; a acme that we•re' :\11 in this t.oaetber, and that wt should be able to dnw streiiJtb nom one another whUc we're here (wbicb is, after all, what relltlon is ldcally abotlll) for C"'ery one prcadlcr like Robert Sdluller, bewever, there are four lil<e Richard De Hun or Ernest AnsleY. who is tho topic or tilt ntlll llt1ide. -er F..,.,.. AnaJey is iA many ,._tier Wl10 the q>itomy of TV CVI.QICIIRn-pree<ber. "faith-healer." mel con-ardst ~airc. wbosc tu·f'rce empire, cstimattd by JOme IC SIO millioo yearly, Is bucd on fear mel ilitolenDcc mel rdiP>us zalouy, And ...._ fdiPous laldcrs usc thtir pO,...IO foster ~ mel inloleno<:e, il t.»ma time to qucstioo )1111 wbat kind or Manklewk:z, foimer press secretary for_Bobby Kennedy and one of _the prlndpa1 tnedta critics oLNtxon In two books and hls syndicated national column, ls president of National Public Radio and author of the recent Remote Control: 'TV and the Manipulation of American His lecture was originally silted for Oct 28th. but has been postpoMI to October 29 so that be can assess the. Carter-Reigan televlson debates of the night before. - · rational, all·loWI& God they - speatloa for. Life. W.U sd•p, Octabu 29 ..,...... n..tn, (Ia c.....-'MortoD - A-..ee,...., ~. BUFFALO RENAISSANCE Oc:Cobn 2111}1 Fne ..- . . -· I~ ,, �snorts Bulls gain on forfeit Saturday; lost to Houghton earlier in week by Alldy llbclcllaao ....w.,., $pons £d110t .-- - / Some 1amcs you ju11 can'• wln-<>rben, you lwt c:an'r play. UB's soe«t Buns dropped a 2-1 d<cision 10 Houallton on Wednesday IUld were aaliltd wilb eou-.. a l.() forfeit victory ov~r Elmira Wltb !ban a rtelOrd or 11·1·1. HOtll)uon promoS<d ro be oot of lhe Bulls' rolllh<>r opponent•. The Highlanders's lived up In ohtir ~d. jum,plns oa UB euly and scoriaa tbe &am<'• fust p i 11 I :~ . The soli was a controY<rllll one rhouah. wilh rhe Bulls callinr for an offsid.. penallY on the play Halfback Jim DeVorr and &oalten~ Mart Cd<Sit qretd tlw Hou&hloo'• Bmn Davbon, ,.ho >eortd lhe &Oal, ..,.,.. al leas! n\'t Of six yards orrsidcs:• .. You're always playina aaaJn$1 the refs," said fullback Dave Garwood afict lht pmc.. College on Sarurday. Bulls pbye.rs wahtd ln the rain loc o•<r ball an bow, as Elmira could fodd only nine pll)'m (one >an-load 101 lost on lhe way 10 R01ary Fidd). The forfdt ral>er lh< Dulls' SUNY Athl<tJc Conference r«<fd 10 3~ 1. with Confertnce ,.....,. q.aia>l Otwqo and Bro<tpon Stale remalnina. Fedin&l w"'" mixtd in lht U B ()vnlloaablt ..... locker room afrcr Saturday's The aoal seemed to wake the alm05o<onttsl " I wan1ed 10 play BuJIJ up, as they bepn passln& ooday," eomplaintd balfba<k Luke much more tHe<liYely and DiMii&>O. Chris Simon. Who netds conrOJAin&t)le Hi&hlandtn in tbar Oil< goallo rle lh< school rc<"Ord or own end much of !he firSt hal(. IS goab in a ~~n. was upset "We Wt"ft, by far. the superior 1bc1ul no• &ctlin& a c;banoe IO ploy, Itom, .. oootd Devore. Durin& lhese " I fth &ODd· I (elrlike I ~u &oinJ s ullained dri ves, rbe Bulls oo (saw< a soaJ)." conli'Olled !be mlddk. bustlin& ro UB wu nor u foniiDIIle lbough rhe ball, and P>Wn1 almo.~ 11 woll on Wcdouday as 1ht HourJuon tn lht Hou.&hton mn~ . 11 They Hi&hlondeu not only brougho Wiiii-JHouahoon) touldn'o oouch us . We &quad or players-but • <Om~ju>r dldn't&<l rbe bounceo loday ... cheerltadinl unir as "dl. Brin&itll •ummariud Devore. s.a•• Football Bulls lose 55-0 To say the UB IO<Mball Bulls d id not h&'< a aood ouoina ...,;.., lh< UniY<nily of Da)'lon b dtflnardy . , understotcment. UB dropptd tlllhird lou in a row. SS.O. pulllnJiht BuR>' ......., recon! a( 5-l. As wilh las1 woc:t's loss lo Qmisiul, tumoven ploytd a key factor. U B Quartnba<:b 1b1ew obree ino...,<ep~ions, and lhe oeam fumbltd lh< ball away anolhtt three ti.ao<s. Tht score was nottht only lopsided JlatiJtic in the~ to Oi\inon Ill powerhouse Da)'lon. U B came up on ohc shon end or fim down>, 14-6, yards passing, IS9·Jl, yards rushina. 189·32 and t01'! yards . 448-65. Al Whl1thead srarftd for the Bull& at quarttfbact, aoma 1·9, and wu ~-.I by Many Barreto who went S.l4. Tht StH<trvm will have ..,.orw ia Wednesday'& peper AbDul ll mil>utn lnlO the ball, anoOitf questiomble ...1 by !be officials hun CoachSal Ei<posiro's 1roops. Whh a sa-amble in rron1 o( !he Bulls nel, halfback Davc S"unplcln was victimiud by a bad boUD<C. As Simpkin was rwlrina ill oo cl<&f lh< ball, ir 11ruc:t him in the •rm. Whh play in the penally uea, tbe referee JISJ1alltd a foul and, subsequmtly, a penally sb01. The H ighlander's Pet< FUller bell Cdt$lc 10 IlK ri&)ro, driYillalhe ball just inside lbe po11,u ohe Bull•' goafie for • pi«e or II . .. , gOI • &ood pi«< or h. 11 I'd only hir it harder, il wouldn't have aonc in," remembered oht .omb<r goalie:. '"That shouJdn 't have been calltd, .. lumtd Elpo•uo. "The ball playtd him (S"tmplcln)." The o:oach noced thai the rule book states a pay., "'"" play lh< ball wirh bls band. Ill or~ lor a f0<1.l ro be c::a.Utd. ''Theotfidal mu.u have K'tl1 il dlflcrenoty !hough,.. sigh.td Ihe Bulls • coac;b. E..., FUUtt admiutd rhor h< wa. mrpriS<d .. !be tall . "They (lhe officials) don't usually call rhem (hand balls) down~ert (in the penal!,)'• area)." IWr conctdtd lhll be fell rbao obt band ball wu "unbrraulol\al.'' but he ~~deled, "a rule U. a rule ... UB uormtd back an.. the di>pultd tall ohou&h, u Many Gross knocked in his lounb ol lh< season . A Bulli' corner llick resuhtd in a scnmblc in frono of lhe Houahtoo goal. Devore took a •hot, whltb was bloc.ktd. The ball wen1 back to GfOISI. who wu strtlkin& in from 11>< middle. Grou frred a low, lS ywd4r IO II>< IJICtiM o1 crwtr~ u ti c:o.mer"or the nd ~ , pmc••• The Bulls domiaaJed muchofohe Whh ob<ir overall r<cord • • 8-1, $<COnd ball. and ohdr powinR and ohe Bulls now p repar< for hustle brou&)ro lbtm everyrhin& bur romorrow's SUtoiY AC cool<il a aoaJ. " Maybe !hey (!be Bull•) apoall 0swqo Stale (l p.m. wen: just 100 ..W.us," """""" Ro~&~y Field). A<sesin1 UB'1 Espoliro. "I ohlnk my kids playtd playoff cbancu, the coa ch .. ~·: ::~~~~:d,~h:hc half (arw v:;:: bcina ouucortd in r...)"cocuequcrnJy ~ the vo,unteercd. · ·~ must win OUf remainirt& rwo con(<=>«-· If at 1..M: · ·c k):$1 oae-forae:t !.:" run at Pizza Hut MONDAY-THURSDAY 2PM-4PM Buy one beer, get one lml with the purchase of any food Hem.• SIGN UP FOR Get happy! Two hOUrS of ~for th8 price of one. JOUr.Sllflaa fDITIIIT Data: Time: October 27 . 31at [IIJace: 2111111 Mllerapon Hwv. Getnlle • eae-e101 a.Q1 8IMrldM 839· 2109 3980 B*y A -. Amhem · 832·12 10 om.."""'*-' . Squire Center Lounge 11 am - Spm Support U .8. 's FOR MOR.E INFO CALL 831-2388 Yearbook! �~ UB splits with Brockport ~t Can-Am invitational SaturdaY; ~ Noah would have bccD ri&ht a1 home floalina tto,lcs wtte len unauardcd and sctVC$ wtte ~ OUisidc of Ouk Hall Oil S.urday. IJtsldc, 1M '111Jo,.led 1.0 drop in unretumcd. The Royals dua oo UB Royals volleyball team wu Wlllina blltlcs thcmld- Into a pit-a ~14 deficit-and it !, apinst three Canadian and two American teams didn't appear they could play wcj) enouah to aet while playioa host for tbc Can-Am lnviwional. tbaudves out. Tsuji and Han.sc11 once: qain ~ "The wwber's beautifUl for volleyball," came to the rescue and with the help of well j Royals coach Peter Weinreich beamed. plaad abou by Diane Ntlson and UB pulled the ll , "The rain outside is aoocl. bccawe when it's game out , t~l4. 8 sunny out, tht glart inside Oark mak<S h hard to "Wben they make number of errors it ::; see the ball," team captain A~suji encouraa<S them to play hardtr to make up Cor :; explained. .r them," Weinreich explained in reference to UB's } McMaster University, Brock University, and abilicy to come back. the Unlv~y o~ Toronto were the ~ian · The RO)'Ils opened che toumamenc with a split representatives ~th UB,. Brockport and Sloppcry against Brock . Brock squeaked out tho nm Rock cbe Amencan con~ent. IS·I3, but UB came baclc, IS·S. McMaster University, probably the bi&aest lll!d But, only the match wnh Brockport counted toward~ . the Royals record for a posrs~o the stronacst or the Canadian teams, J&Yt the Royals an awcsom• display of "three hit" compcuuon btnh. Th~ Tournament was ~eld an a round-robin format woth t~s moving onto the volleyball. Usina a hit·set·spike combinalioo, the playoffs based on th~l Days record. Each team Canadian women scored pofot after point as an played each oth"! twice. .• off-balance UB team tried to return. McMasttr The match _wotb Brock~rt was an ~ttotmg won the first of their two games with the Royals d~wn·to-thc-WJre ~tCSI woth UB staaona last easily U ·3. Buffalo played much better the mlllute comebacks on both aarncs. The fuse aam• second illm"'· .but still was no match as the was marred by an abun~ce or service urors by visitors aot the victory. tS-9. both teams. Buffalo contmually opened the door for Brockport and found themselves down 14-9. . Th.e Royals w~re at a definite belabt but tht sct·and-spike combination or Lori dlS8dvantaae for thJS toumammt as every team Hansen and Tsuji helped the Royals close tho woth tho exception. or Brockport was taracr. The gap. Srockpon, however. regrouped and won a~ce or front·hnt staner Bon~lie Sylc:ox also tS-13. bmdercd the US team. The Royals will be at home Wednesday niaht in SlaaatJb a tri·mc:ct aaalnst Houghton Colloae and Gannon Buffalo tlahttned up their play in the second University. Play starts at 6 p.m. In Oark Hall. game, bur again btcame. sluu.isb in cht middlt. - Tony Prttl I The careerdedsion~make ~ JU$T A UTTU PUSH: 01- Nthot gl- 1110 boM tho ritl>l ,_.,In dtiOCtfooe ...,._,ltfoc:lpoft. The Aoy•l• ...,.. to apMt wUh lrockpon at S.t«*y'• Can-Am juot o - 1-loQortoHoiL , People hoiCilng vovch&rs . . "" . , fo( could influ~ national security tomorrow. Bobble & the ffildnlghta can pick up thelf tlcMb at the Squire Hal Tlcket Offlc• TodQy The. National Security Agency ._ !tfore Iban just a career. - ' monday. October 27th moow mrnro li'l/\'1111 100100'~ Stop bp aad fllld out what - · n all about. Refreebateate wUl be eerved. Tuea. Oct. 28 llam • 2pm 104 Nortoa Wed. Oct. 29 llam· 2p• --- 174 MFAC, El1lc:ott ........ "A pl-. to talk • ~ �. Skelters scrap Spauldings, 28-0 lD tbc baule for rlnll place of !he Ellleou .Moaday Intramural Football lcaa't.e, Hdttr Slcdtcr autintained tbcit undefeated record by troiiJICina tbc ooce ddcaud SpauldinJ Ballers, Afi<r 2A IDOIItbs oo the sporu d..t ol TGr ~. I ba"" JUrtcnd 1 "promodoo" into the hc.dy rants of the c:llllpl!idat . The move coma obout mainly u a rault or praswe (Irom sporu latu) ond lrom the II<Od lor a I:OIQI>I'IIoo u:> the pramt c&mpw editor. f>urina that sttel<h or 11m< •trovdetlto )lllt about ...-..y ~..s_aDll>W in W<SU:m New Yook, IIJUI!IJ~ on Salllldayt or tau W«kDiJbu.. The aller ciTed or the mct~tal ond physical drc.d that I loci ..-..,.tim< I lake 1 Blue Bird.., the Ambal1 Campw will no doubi U,... Joaacr thoo pol~. or eoune there hove beal oomc b<otrou ;eope; liDce 1w S<plcrnb<r-iatansible ones. tiD« W< an tcml1>f01csslonal up there iD lSS Squire HoD. But !he dlDJI<TS with the tcuu, !he pattl<$ ond cdebratiord alter the pmes, ond the frimclsh!ps piued .-ere a bia eompc:nsatioa. Eacb team llad ill owa ch.anlcteripk:t. The IICICCer team loved aramds aDd playiDJ Old Maid ..nh their own (marked) dcdt. The butetboliiCiuad \ ICaDed toward bactaarnmon OD their rood trips. One Of the lon&et trip$ involvina the lootblll team took plac:-e tau year, on lhe way bact from Wesuninsttt Co~e in Peruuylvanla. The c:oaclla' van wu filled with mjured Bulls, who were h<altlty enouah to sins every disco ton& yet rororded-a fun way 10 mate a nve hour r!do lui about ten hours. A cenain Jet of survival Crail! make the Job po"'ble. Covering away somes, tbe sman r<!>Or1<r lurru not 10 cheer too loudly for lhc UB team, especially in an etlcloKd space such a• a &)'Ill. Covcrin1 basketblll- there's no room to hidt>. Ou~Jide events h1vt the diaa.dvatuaae of wor'e wea1htr thAn Buffalo, A warm jacket does you Unle aood If II 's lOO mUc> away In your druel. • Coverlna •poru lends ilKII wtll to learnina journallim. One or the hardest Lricks to learn u a rtPOner i.s how to 11k tomtOne a touJh qu<SOon-eithtr pmooal or embarrasina. TryiDJIO talk to an athlet< who " swina into his loeter. alter • smaiii•PK ~.Is not euy. Askins bini to <01>1ain lhe mUtate Is so •<rJ muell to~&)1et. If Ill ere is one thin& I can be happy about (uide from thellmple r1c.-t or grtun& my wcel:end• back) it's the eapancled o:ovcrace or womoo'uports Tilt Sp«tnun Ibis ...,....tr. It's sdU not what it 1hould be. but at least then bas been a move toward more rqular rcponlna. Ukc mosa uoivcrsitieo, U B Is about SO rear• coo lot< In supportiDJ wom<11's JPOfU, and 6ko many " -' · 01111 is about U yeon llorund. Or c:ounc, JeoviDJ the sporu world 1«111> leoviDJ I lot Of lriencU bdund-Uil< UB"• Spon• lnfnnnatioft Director Larty Stedc. wbo ..,.,..,.ed the phone with !hal OM Jtatistlc: needed, liu tbe cooches •"nd assistant coedlcs ..,... primary concm> wu alwoys the athletes. But lht athletes lhemsdV<f lht lw hurnoh. One lhina tlw I wis/led came across more in .U or tho<e .-poru aoric> wu the quontity of boun put in by Ill• menlllld women who "'eat UB colors. Moot the Lime: tho only reeopitlon recoved by th<rn ,..... eileen ond support or otb., ror the J)amour 'JIO"l, wbid> ..... really don't ... wbat •• 1 o! •thkt..__ they d...,.._ So.tbc mulhc.dehlllll< is .Udone. ond it'soffteial. There ,..,.e alol or mJSta.kes ip many articles", either due co ipofanc:t: or human crTOJ. Somt thcnp I wisb I onuld hove done dlrtcrmtly, same I'm >till PfOUd ol. But In< now, it's Jood·bye Oart Hall. watch out Clpen. F..._. Go.......,... _,.... ,. U mudotory lot .U - u wit~ F........ Lous (HPL, NSDL, NL) w• o atl.;,.alll llolo UIIIYmky or w~ dtop bdow ODHall dm< (olx _,.., 10 ............ ult .......... ud ~aym... l ..,..._,. n.. ....,...,. ...-... tlodeatt to dllllfy •- ud .....,...llllllln ..,_.._ ~r••• 104 10 u '" -,.,......,or t~u&lec 1~11 ......t.,, ,.._ co IO!k Oftlce of ~t A.....,..,AIIMn """ ••·or <Ill ot-lJJt roo • n1c .......,. ..,.....~.. Bruce champions in the ' ... one point, but Leque." Hdter Skcltcr. tuucore upon so far, promiJes co be a strona contender in lbe playoffs. The addition of quancrbaclc CoUins may be juSI what they need to ipite tbc new season. .WiTk ElEcTioN dAy CORNER-, UUAB Hollywood's viEw GOVERNMENT, ANd TilE OcTobER 28 playoff~ by RiGkTAROUNd TkE FilM PRESENTS of poliTics, TkE ElECTiON pROCESS. MR. SMiTh COE.S TO WASkiNGTON :STATE of TkE UNioN - 7:00p.M. 9:20p.M. 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The baiC started with lbe Baller's quancrbkk W.aan« ccttin& c:auaht for a ufcty by dd<llSIVe ~klc Jim Nolan. Skcltcr added n•o touc:bd.~ wiib a scrcm pus co Andy Ka.acr and an eod-:zone bomb to lecovdli. Skdtcr finisbcd the JCOrin& with a ~yvd Interception return by Oecqe Rebisz who followed a aundlin& block by Brian Browsky. .rHelter Skeher c:aptain Steve Mince reminisced, "Uut )'cat we lost 10 the BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP 2777 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 '!"'________________________________ _. Only • & Minute w.. from Nonhtown Plua ) I �UGJUlEUJOOl!JrBUJlb '1\0 , ._ ,~0 ~,~~ 0 fl I ~ f ·. 9am-5pm ~ulre Hall Mo nday 3:30 t...cu• Governors Salvnlay ol SuDday U..Cn E1hnic Slun (5.0.0) Tolcbok (5.0.0) ll<ava Patrol (5.0.0) Saute (S.O.O) Gangreno (4-1.0) Th< Homey• (l· I .0) The Ralfs (3· 1.0) Apocalypse (2·2-0) 2 ,"C:l The Holocaust: DaMy's Team Wobbly Warheads (J-2~) RinpT>Ih (3-l.()) (I~) Smegma Pu (3·2-0) Mob (2·2·1) Cliutoo HaU Rams (2-3.0) Onley Devils (1·3-1) Boozt Br01hus (I~) Z BT (1-4~) Hofnar's Lillipulr (4-1.0) Spaulding Ballers (3·2-0) Th• Coltttbocks (l·l-1) Steelm (1·3-1) B&htt M100r (I~) Pia HoUS< (0.5.0) Urai~ On~? MQnroe H . Freedman o-n-.,..,. • ..,~,,.._....., ,~ Sisma Pi (4-1.01 Hcltn Skelttt (5.0.0) 81..-thorscs (4-1.0) JewWa Experumcc, or n s.-. Plide (2·3-0) Sis Eps C2·l.O) Monday 4:30 t...aue J. it a particularly . ~lBCDrEl!mCDUJW~ DeZolulion Row (O.S~) Ltwds(().S.O) VVC(().S.O) Tuesday 4:30 U..gat ,,,..,.,.,r-a Tolchok Ruum (5.0.0) o ••••• BoyS (4-1.0) Former Dean of 1110 Law School of Hofstra Uni..llily Tucsduy. OctoiJer 28th Civil Cherryplcktts (3-1-1) Storm<rs (2·2· 1) 8:00p.m. at the Amht'rst Chal>ad .1-louse 2501 :-.. ~...... lluod Ju" over EU!cou Creek foolb ridge. oppolll< WilJ<O$On dorm• FOR FURTHE!liNFORMATION CALL 688·1642 r • ...._.,..,._(....,,,_ ~ ..,c;.. Apolcalypse vs. Danny's Team Slg Eps Vs. Sa•a1e Pride Ethnic: Slurs vs. Homtys The Ralfs- by• - D<relicts (2-3-0) MASH (2-HJ) -.._....-.,__. Si<yscrapns (H-0) 69<rs (0-S.O) October 17-4:30 pm Wtdntsday 4:00 t...aue Balter Manor vs. Heller Skdt<r Pi&hous< vs. the Coittrba<h Hofnar's uUipui> vs. BlatkhorltS Spauldln& Ballas vs. Sl«l<rs Wbile Punks'"!It, Dope (4-0-0) Lumber Int. (3-1.()) Bomb Squad (2-2.0) Cily Animals (2·2..0) T KE-(1-2-t) Lalo Arrivals (1-2-t) Tht Wads (1·3-0) lntt<diblt Boows (1·3.0) Oclobtr 23-4:301Jm S1ormen vs. Stcysaapns Tolcbok Ruasors vs. Dtrdias MASH vs. 6llers Ovil Ch<rryplckers vs. Dave's BoY' Wtdn<Sday 5:00 U..&•• Ninuods (5.0.0) ToJC!c Wasaes (4-l.O) BAMF's (4-1.0) NADS (1-3·1) LWI)btr Inc vs. Incredible Booztr~ Larc Arrival$ vs. The Wan Buzz BoyS (1-3·1) TKE vs. Bomb ijuad Wbitt Punts on Dope vs. City Animals Foroplay (I~) 45 Calibct (I~) MUla KiUm (0.5.0) October 19- 5:00 Thursday 4:30 Lu&ut Fortplay vs. Mill<r Klllcrs 45 Calibtr vs. Buzz Boys Nimrods vs. BAMF'• The Force (S.O.O) Toxic Wues vs. NADS Sdalic:s (4-1.0) October ~:30 pm Half Kep (3·2-0) Hurting Units (3·2.0) Panama R~tlas (2·2-1) The Force vs. Mean MachJM Pao&oa Redskira vs. H alf K<&> Bud Bunch (l·l · l) Mean 'MaehiM (I~) Rock CT'al (0.5.0) Sdalic:s vs. Hurting Uruu Rock CrY$1al vs. Bud '!unch ................................ .. ... 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MAL..I OR FEMALE: CHtAD ftllilded tor two b«H''om ·~ on AaNand C:lt>M. .,_., ~ . Bob ab-451 J .ACKIS: AND AMitY Dr~ '--o""' m n~ . ".!0132~ Cheater ~-·•liiii!OO.O.. •OOMMATE WANTeD PERSONAL AUTOMOTIVE TuesdaJJ: Uve Roc.k A.trou " ' " ' from M.SC. 190+ ,..,'U •o NO REFUHO$ <t f • .._." or. d~uHWo ..,~ ~- m •ke tu•: coo'/ Jt ... fill.. .,.-fte ---~o••D<T tor m.-tur• m.e. ROOM AVAIUI LI ~. (.lth., Cl'-'" &h• ..0 "' IM1"60ft.. Of teno • ~·Diif COO¥ Of Itt• ad Whft • CPI«t( Of ~ ot(Mf fOf '"" O. Ym*C. Ho Hl wll De t• ken o nt '"-ott on.. «.CI!C luciAn C. Par&.tto Attome y-•t-Law rellled. Special Dnnl< Price ~:',!:"~ :• ••~ll•bM ICH .J.SO OtoJ -'OS MlJS"f De o..ca~"--- r-- NitiOfl~ .. RATE$ ar• &L S O fOf tM firJf t•ft ~~~·· 1 0. &0 fO" nth .OCUUCIII't• l 'llrCMO. Cfu~t~ dlto1•" .en ( DCP"' ~" ALL •v.. Free BacaJdl MUllS to be OEAOLIN£5 ... WMINltOII.-l 6t 4 1)0 o .m.. lot F rkb_y StEN IC AIRPLACE Rtot!S S.. the FIOla. l.oYo Conol. Ul ........ ''from ebow."' Clw'ter ~IIOMt elto la.bte, F« turthw lnfp C'OMKt fC. HDLOWICJ> THERE I A llnto .-m..d: - Mt tt•'f.ct' to we tnlt ~ ~-- •• your """" to \111A th1 you, htr teYOrue fl"'t • H......, e.taPft ll~·y.. Ywrf.,, ~~ O IM,Y. IUPPY 11tti elrtt\daVI 04dn' l'mff'ri¢ I'd dO ft did Yl? Haney To tnt Girt !Wflh fha br".ncf MW perm. Oin' t lei' one , .._o." ,wll yov down, T~·'l OM tut....,.. MU ftt t k»Mr thtn rov ,...,... e. "Honey" Airto and Flora Purim have perfomed with CHICK COREA and STAN LEY CLARKE • now see them perform together!!! TICKETS ARE $4 STUDENTS · $6 NON-STUDENTS and are aval\able al Squire Ticket Office and at the Gt-anada Theatre �· tJuotc of the day ~when you stert thinking that you owe somebody something, you start paying 1hem back ror the wrong reasons. backnage --Is -Sle(fy (rorri "I Ought To Be In PicL~ by Neil Simon. Hotc: a Unlvcnlty ~oflloc $p«1n.m.. r.otlc:a OR " " ' lreo ot dlwec. 11le Sptarum6ou not _,..,.,.INI all notlcu w n t - on<l tcNr<U 111e ritftt CO e41t 1111 aollcu. ~lieu to - r m«& "'"" """ muot bo ruobmktc4 IO< <lldl p<lnlJnt. OcadJinu · N& loloftdAy. W<dnu611y 11N1 Frtd.oy a t -· ecMce .nd informlltion co aU UB stuc:tenu. Do you hfve. • ta~ering tn SWJ IIRJ courts. or tbe Prnident•, CO<Omltolon7 GI.S has ' - Sluci<n<s 10 act •• def-rs lot studrrnts. For mote klformetion stop in .e4 OLS open Holtowun potluc- diM&r to bonfllr UNICEF Oct. J I at 7 p.m. In •~• second tloor lounge. Red Jecket, EUk:on. EllkOU rulden..ta-JntttHted In Ibe arts) Come Jot~ whet Blod< 1'\0jlnlaln P Colleil& Is ofl oboo<. The office I> loaned on 1M lowth n- of Po01er Quad, Come by any w~kday to Ond out what e.vents are planned for 11\c upcoming w«:k_ 1..et1111 hMslea? Groop Leg•l Scrvl<a oiWs lr.. te..t II·~ p.m. Monday, ThurJday .nd Frday. until 6 p.m. Tuaclay ond 7 p.m. Wednadlly In 340 Squt..,. AltO In 1n MFAC. Elflc:ott. /0\ondays lrO(n I~ p.m. 831~7J. /-- Tclan, the movement for lionbl fu.lfH.tmerK mHU Thundlly a< 7 p.m. In l3<l Squlro. 1'\AH tloctJOft of ollkcutodoy Ill 6 p.m. In 214 Wende. Polloh St....,l Lugue me«U Frldoy or J:lO p.m. In 3<12 Squire. Prt.OCcupottonol TM.-py mMtlt111 ,.......,._ ot , _ , 1n Br"'g • dj.tl other llwon du.wn to be ad.miUfll. Pka.s.e caU lf'ltern.ldOnll (.ol ~gc Ol 5)6-2J5 l to Wto can get an tdeo o( ho,. many 10 prcpere lor. TM Wrltfng ~ace It 1 drop·ln tutorial Center loc:eted in th~ Orllv«nlty Lc•mlng Center. Tutora u--a fned ln an lnttntlve cotua;e ''• potcpttcd to help tt ony s.tiQco of the writing procc•t. Come tee UJ In J36 Bakty WHkdoy• from 12.4 p.m ond Monday, Wedntsd411y and Thurtday lrom 6·9 p.m. AlAO In 233 $quit• hom 6·9 p.m. Tueadaya. Anyone. lnterelled In ettendlng the NVPIRO Binghamton Fall Conft(tn(,e: should come to the NYPIRO oftt« coday to .s1gn t.tp, AJJ studet1tl ha~lng enougtl lnlereJI to bl' 1'\0I Interested fn Joln1ng the A,p.thy Ctu.b thoutd • tun up for noAmembtHah'P 11 tht Scudcnt Ann .. l ~ ~ Students ...no do not s~n up wltl Au·comaUcolly bn::omt tNctlvt memben.. UBIAFS cl~b Ia oponaOtlne 11 Oltdo&nd at UB lOt 111<: Wlnter Program Su.KIM\1 In Wetttrn NV. Anyone. atnllatt-d Jo.tth AFS Pftv~u:Wy Of flOW Ia 'Aiekome to help our whll 1M ....kend Pt.... all Julio at a35o7826. CNldru from b<olocn and '""'bk4 - · lucllne brol<en or troub~d li>ea need lrltncb . Voo Qn 1\clj> by c... lng 1M ~A-Friend Prot""" •• 8711-4337 l r - 10.6 Red Clou Blood Drive sponsored by Delle Slgmo PI Nov. 5 a.nd 6. pre·reglst.raUon will occur Wed.nt"tde)' .ttld Thundayln the Squire Center Lounge from 9·5 p..rn. for more Information con 636-5761 . ~lor and nrst year grld.uatt. Jtudcnt..- Teoc.hlng Assls1an1 VDC4ndea ere •vailable for the 1981 Andov~1 Swnmer Se:ssJon. Applic:eUons may be obti"1ned In J Hoyu C or wrlt.e to James L 8unMI. Director. The Andover Summer Sea.:s.lon, Phillips Ac-edemy, Andover, M 01810. 617·47!>-3400. OJCI. 170. Sd&ne& And fnllln«r1ne atuclonb lnrerwed In 1981 summer employment tbould contact :~mmer Employment CoordlnOiol. Employment Olvbl!l'i. 1.-4~. l.a'Airen~ Uvvmore N.aUonallAboratoty, PO Boa &084'4, UV<rmore. California. 945~. 415·422·113<1 A limllld $upply of swnmer &p:pltn.Uons are o-...ollable fn 3 Ho~t C. Pre·Liw seniors. who have dllllng\tb:hed ecademk re<ocdo""" high !.SAT KO<u-The UnNcroily ofHonh Carolina Is ollering lr\orellcod Fellowol>lps In !.ow. FO< IU!U\er lnlormotion write: The Dean. ~I of !.ow. Unl>• ralty ofHonh C.rollnll. Chopel Hill. Horlh CIIR>llna. 27514. 1M OT l..ab. 0308 a-yot~. '"Stllr Doncera of lolle llow V9111ge" folm and talk gl>&n by Rlc:hord Odrdon Th~rlld•.r In 246 Cary and Friday In J57 I'IFAC. Elll(olt, r Tul. o Jon·rock groop. will perform Friday In lhe Kolherlnt Cornell Theater. Etllcolt. llckeU avellnble at lht! BIA(k Mounteln It o ffke. Potter. OOAB prcaenlt John Breu.naU, • UB &lude.nl, In en original e-hfbhlon of drawtng.s Oct. 20·Nov. 20 1n Oallery 219, Squhc. For mort lnformeHon CAII834· 1088. - Alrto ln4 flora Pllrlm Wodnuday. October 29 •• 8 p.m: et the Orehlo!N Theater. MaJn Street. . . E<X: J1111 ~Hmble New. I or 8 p.m In the KathariM Cornell Thutor. ElllcotL AudiUons for mt..n and WOI"'H:tt fo..- oUf pe:tform.enee group lf)Cd.tlldng in ~hnlc d.tna:a of centr.land eastern Europe Nov. 6 p.n\. In JJ9 Squire. Call IIJ6.7620: n' UUAJI lolllolc: c - I t - ~ llftd the 1'\ldnlghu luturine 8ob w.~ 4 or 8 p.m. at Kltlnhllns 1'\ualc: Hall Tld<•u oval - 111 u.e Squ;re Tlck•tomc.. No•. p.m. ....kdoya. S t\.Wknts. are .trl. 1M .J«owwaal SludoN new-per. 1s loololt111 IO< rww people. Come to 344 Squtrt for fnccf"'lllf'•• t\'«1)" Monday from 11 ·2 p.m. Tho P<ople"o Commloslon on Vloltllu Aeolnat Blllclu It h ovlng • dernon.11ra1Jon and .,_.,<h from cky halt to polk«- h.udqu.erten downtown Wt-dnuc:t.y at noon t.o demand the violence ~aln1' black• In &u:n11o be MDp9ed 1nd fM 1M utabll.shm~t of • dtllent ft'ffew of the polk:• and lnvurlgorlon of tho KKK In lllutem HV. Lum how you CW\ •~d out an lnrtnlte n"umb.r of J)ef'IOnlllted ond orCglnel c;p~er leuera end ttsume-.J to prOJprtctl~e emptoytta.. Evety manuscript. ..tltr and reaume ptoduced erl"'t•frt!c. Tomorroo. at 4 p.m. ln 2.).f Squire. • Come to th• Hulth Fair toda.r In tlr• Flllmor• Room. Squire, There are Mlln)" 'fPCI Of ln(ormet1ve display ebou' hulth cere •n<l health melnt•1ntnct. ScntoB-Sign up ft~r )oU tcn'CW" portrol' end •void une•. Sign up otoru today and 01>111 Frldoy In the Squl~ Cer>ter l.oung• from 11·~ p.m . Tho Bti>Ciy Sldllo Place. loeored In the Unlverr.ky ~amll11! c~ ..... )36 Baldy •• now open lor '"" loll ..mc><er. Our l.....,.d ,..,.,.., all uperle~ colltoe 11\alrudort. we--rudy to hefp you te.m 10 organlu t.llhc. develop )'OOir \IOcllbUiory. toke leaure notu un6etltllftd "'"le>UIIftd ...d la>ler.os .,.llu ...,..a of 11Udylt111. We are • free dropo ln Mrvlct. no ~ - - . y. Open /0\oncloy from 11·3p.m. Tuadllylrom 11 ·1 p.m. Woc~notc~oyln>m 11·12 p.m. Th......S., !tam 10.3 p. m. 11N1 Frtd.oy from . 9:30-12.:30 p.m. yow..-., bot,., •"1- Dlocotor t,.. 111114re4 Bla.... 8todont Allalro CftMr~ Ubrary. Open Ho- all this .....,k lrO<O 9-, p.m. __ Tllelol-- ....... -.............,. ................ ~lo<wllltlne. -L ____ ....,... ......,..__ MA~IIIIIIIt"dlnner-.~v. l50110p.m. Oitlle ~Hillen , loolcw-. lnvtc.ct to a R«ption f01 1"\.otwoe Frltdrnan. Dlrec;t0. •of 1M US Holoaouot l'lomoriAI Co.oncU. Mr. Frledm<on Is the former Dun of the ~I of Hofstra Unl-sity ond will bo llddroulng the topic "The Holocwst A PanJcur.rty Jewlth Eapcrtenc& or • q,ttwrvl ~. tomorrow at 8 p.m. et the Amhtnt Chob.d House. 2SO I N. Fotost. uw <JB Oencc #ll.,..thon-l:f you wouJd like 10 Plelp out.ltop by CAC In 3<15 Sq~lre or coli a31 ·3521. ' Caru.r PlaMfng ~ wotbhops: Job lnlerYJewfrlg Prtp&todon and T&ehnlqUH todcoy 111 I p.m. In 4 Ck~. AC. A •ld<O~pe ..ul be ohown and dl>euued. Resume Writing Thursday ec 3 p.m. In 316 Wende and lomCM'ftfw et noon in 15C.pe.n. T«hniques for preper1ng an efrectlve teswne will ~ dJso.aue4. Poat·Dot:toral Fe.llowshlps for MlnorltlcaApproxlmoteb' 35-.40 posl-do(lorat ftiiO'AIIhtps for m1norltles will be •warded In ell Oe.lda-Sdences, Socl61 Sdencea end Humanities. For further information, wr1re: Fellowlhlp Offi~. Hotlonol R...orch Council. 2101 Conttltullon A•<nU<:. Wasl>lll!jlon, DC, 20418, w--. ............ Dr. -~~~~r.w .....~ .......... UB L-5 ~ Wendt., ln\o"ltotlon to oillnl•relled In explorau., or ~. Th&ncli)t111 7:30p.m. In 346 Squire. .... oolanu.tton, incl'uttrillliutlon - lnlOIT-IIiiiL " Flttmor. Room, Sq~he. "'The PYulclontlal Debotu on TV: One O.y lAW" giVen by Fronk Monk~wla Wednudlly 111 8 p.m. In tile Wolttmon Theotar. Orlgtnolly edleduled lor tornonow. " llohlftd C"'-' Dooa In Folth Centry Athens: !lome Arc:hMologlcol Surpr....• given by prof. Clalrew: Orancijuoan of H~nter College Wednesday •• ~0 p.m. at rhe Albright Kno• Art Oallory. "'Eketom Prtdlctlono" given by Dr. Gerold Goldhaber • cumorrow el 8 p.m.'in the J52 F•rgo. "'Diottlbuted 81\orlng of llroadc.. t Channel "'· Sllan<e 1o OoldM'" Iflyen by Prof. Vechl•m 'l&mlni Friday 013:30 p.m . In room 4 t. 4226 RJ~ge Lea. "PIIyolco In 4·1 Dt....,oiOno: Burlocu and lntu~-.·· giY«n by Of. 1'1. Wortb of thcs Unlveraliy of llllnoisThurodo.r ot J:JO p.m. In 454 Fronao-. ""LooloJne F0< Mr. Oooelber"" Frlcloy In 170 MFAC. Ellicott. ""d S..ordoy In 146 Dtelen&orl ar 7 end 9 p.m. SUnday Oi J. 5:30 ond 8 p.m . In the Sqv;rr: Conferen« Thea1tf• "Af'ttOS ............ me.t Wedo1uday 01 8 p .m. In tft< Al'tiOS ol!lce. SodotJ of Jdtsb ' - - t o organWitton.l "--ing todaY •• 3:30 p.m. In tilt lira floor •udent ~. ""Rio llrno• IINI "£1 Do<ado• tonlgbt ar 7 p.m In 170 MFAC. Elllcoa. O'lkllln. ~St.-"-· me& Sowdoy at 8 p.m. In 320 MFAC. Ellicott. QUAl loiMOic c - 1 - ~ lomO<<O'O t i l e - l..oungo. Squire. • •• 6 ctroo1ro 1 - boold of dlrt<loro me&lll11! todcoy •• 3:30 p.m.. In 1034 Clemens. AC. . . , _•Niahcommt«eo mHU Frldoy ol5 p.m. In 114 Tolbert. ...._. ~ Pdowalbtp meeu tomorrow et 7 p.m. in9JO-ITOWer. ..._ ~ ..._ CWio , _ . Wedrludoy, 01 4 p.m. In 1030 ,c......,.,...,;:. ·-wo....., Undu UK 11\nua>cc" l'lov. 6 • 8 p.m. In Go26 Flllbcr. To bo followed by .,._,lotion bo tile lle<ljomln Ruall Soclo<y o/ the Dept. of Poydllatry. SONY/1.8, p.nl. In .....,..__UiwSclo-.ot Comoll~wlll~ ... - 1 0 ........ ......,.,. Thu~ ltl:lO p.m. Wedll-y at 7 p.m. In l)<t Squire. C.rur - Iandi Folkclllnclne IO<norro.. from II-II p.m. In the ""Pan Alr1kllnlom" given by Kwa.mo Tour& Wodr1tllday or 6 P./?1. In lhe Flll~oc-e Room. Sqvl,.. Call Torry 01 836om9 lor llcket . , . _ --lrwkodtoo._ pootc::..r A Thundoy In 2Q ,...... a-, siJe lelltnollociOD;Ieuoelllll)l.)71711--IDIIOI4r14. -c.,.., CNtioolca In i>loycholoey" gl¥on by WH~I of 81)0118 in~tion Today: Women"• Soceor vo. C.nloluo. llfn!Mnt Flold. 4 p.m.; JV F-11 vs. 1"-o Col'-· Rotary Flolil. lllO p.m. r_,_, Soccw ... Field. J p.m• w...,.....,, a.- -. ~. -Y Volieyt>ell ..._ Houghton Col.. and G - Unlvorallf. Cilltk Hllll1 6 p.m• • FrlcloJz Soc:o&• IrS. ~rt S~ CoUqj. f1o!ery F.icrlcl1 ) p.m.; Vol~l Oi lllg lour, O.mpJonolitpo: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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No new builcli,.. on the Amll<nl Campuo besides t1IOOC currontly undct consuuction h»ve been slated to bouse a.ny EAS r..,....,, !ip«fftlm SNVJ Wrott< UB miU'I bqift malnna som• crucbl d<c!JJOM about the Faculty or Enlln«rlnallld Applied Sciences (EAS) -dina 10 lu Dean, Oco11< Lee, who has claimed that i'ncrascs in student enrollment ha\lt $t.rdchod the Faculty to iu limits. ''lt-ls imponam to k:now Whtre we arc 10ina:• bt Aid. "We ha\'t to match resouras with Sludent t:l\rotlmt.91-"' Ridna dCTollld eoupled with space lhonaacs.)d..e hit EAS hard. Lceesplaincd.Laboarceurrcntlyopen f~om I a.m. W1liJ I p.m . In ord<r to ......, aU the RIICI<nu IJid ooo lectu"' rcqi>CSied by over 1000 Rucknts. bad to be SJ>fit wo 20 sectioas. Many lectures eutt<Dlly held in Nonon Hall tlO:<IeCl the spa« limitatioDJ of tbo<c I'OO!IU. EAS Associatc Dean Howard S.rau.. said. '"Th<<'< 1w been djs.cu.ufoo aboul fimiting the numbc.r of incomtna fr..hmen whn want Ensine«ina." Ac:cordln& to Electrical EnJiin«rlna Clltlrman Dennu Malone. "We arc playtna with a rwo-edaed sword." While the Fl<'ully <urtcntly docs not limit lh<' number or interested lreshmtn. Ihe majorit)4io not compl<!c lh< prosnm dcponm<TIC . DENTISTRY o;;;- of Enrollment 1980 : The Bottom Lioe ~ls, bua nlOA .n ay at UB 11nd tri.IUfcr 10 other I be mou prod•("tivc: dcpattmcats. • W•b no pl111> lor inctca>td fodluies, EAS mwt c.onr<nd will\ Ihe 111uckn1 om Sold •cordina to AsstJ~ant Dan lMvid Elmer. WhetethCTe &hollkl b< a Uudent·facuhy ratio of 12:1, .. h it pr-esently aJ 17: l, h il difr~euJJ 10 train Mucknts in laboratory Ploccdwn In 11111< clwcs," he wd. "A lood dt.a.l o( com:cncnulon Is n«d«< co lcotrn hl&hly t('Chnic:al mtnerial.'' Aecordlna to Malone, the Fac:ultY' • probi<Jn> are compounded by the l11<k of !nstt\Kllor._ Mou CIIJ'n«n 10 i01o industry "'1111 B.S . clop«Silld do..,. bother to COCIUOU< on 10 .,...Suaaclt'bool ""f< they COD JOOd PAYiftl lob< W\lllout adunccd dear«>. Tlli$l<a•« r....-a •nicllvklual> """ desire to tca<h. • While. a<cordmato w<.ihc faculty IS probably ranled In the top 40 of som< 220 American schools IJid lounh behind Columbill, RPI and CorocU in New York Scatc. EAS'• •cm:ditatlon may fal\<< cspodaJ!}' if ~mcthma b not done to 411eviatc p1o~anl contmtlna fcsearcll. .. Our teac:hln.& b not ~ufferiDJ because: wr are uMn& timt and ~'pace that was cmc:t used for rescardl," Aid L«. "It '' ow ability tO auraa racarth fundi lh.u ls surrc:rin1 :• The Facuh~ It amtdlted by • - d comprised of rf'P(aauatiws from vanow profe:stUOnaJ orpaiarioru ~t.o cval""'• the prOIRftl' t ><lld<nt·fa<ult)' ........ cqw~ lab ?~opac:t and curriculum ln Ofdc to deCide wMtM or no& 1h~ • prosnm mcrlu '"rcditllJOO. reed•• UfiiiM411o•• "I """'d &U<U abo\11 Sll pae<DI Of R\Odents ,.ho <am< 10 En&IOC«UII at freshmen '"0 yean qo would b< rCJistucd h•r• as junlon."' S<rau.s• rmark<d. Many trlllsfcr to other , dq>enmtnla. ~ Sine< tho m~onty of stat< old it· Qlull<d co SUNY schools-and as a r~u11, indlvidual F1c:uhia- per ~tudent. turnina away lntertsted freshmen will resuh in turnina away four YW'i or odd<d aid, affCClin& not ]USI Enaln«rlna. bul the Un••ersiry as " •hole. AC<Ordcftl to t>t.lone. his Clcplnm<TII's future depend) upon add<d men._ from rith<r actrnal oour<:a (Alban!') "hid! he sai6 IS not hk<ly. or mt<rnal sourcn (~a) wbidl .-ould tw away from other Clcplnmcnu. "Wbijc tile op<n~lna bud&<r hM increased in chc pur lew yean. h has • A<cordlna 10 lona <1111< plans, the entire En&lneaina fKuhy will b< loelltd on th< Amhcnt Campus one day. Orlalnally. a ><)>"r~rc buUdin&..,., pllllntd on thc Campus 10 hou'< )ll>l El<cukaJ EnainccrinJ. " h wu dropptd off the td&c somcwh«< alon& the way IJid .,...., pw bact dcopke mrotlmcnu llaoloa IIOOC boulanai."' YHI Malone. " II ~ me our of ohapc. l:leclrical Enpn«Ji.na is the iwtc>l afld really d«1eascd In dollar> PCf .cudcnt sine< 197$," said Malone. , The problm " 'ith <he budect i~ that con•racrval serVIces such as silpplle> and tdephooo ,.....,.. and th• pria! of technical >Y>I<m • hovc ris<n conaldcfably. WbH< th< complalon or koox Lecture Hall aod two new C.b buildlnp 0<1 lh< Amhcm ~ may .\OC!Irwbat ..,. EAS'• limitotioru. thc$e additioaal bulldtop we orlly 1nttockd lO tcr"W' u rcpl.acanml ~ (OC" tl1c Main Str«1 Catnpu$ operation. · for lhc lime boftl, pans of the Electrical EnJiin<erlna f.c:. , friday Vol. 31, No. 26/SUNY at Bullalo/24 October 1980 .. ..,.,.... tt• to the UN......ttJ oM..•4m+!ytumlt.,. CGPf II*~ HON to achieve ifllftlOfltality; People behind a hall's name by M.., Kau 9p«r""" Stoff Writer " Who Abbou7" n.. stair or tbc UB Orrttt or Coolinuifta Educatlolf'WOS bcwiJdcfcd. "I don't bow. You'n J01 me th<re. Unless it 's the Abbott of Abbott and Co~t•Uo . . ... For oo<c, tbc usually efficient and omniaicicnt Squi,.. Hall Information Center was bafntd. "I rwlydon'l know who Squire was• .. po, I ba~ oo id<O." Many and vari<d arc lht UB hCTOCS WhoR nama we i.ntmortaliml by vario<Js buildiiiiJ on ampuo. Enllnc<rinJ •uc~a~U wiD rmd t.. Edwvd Gooc!rid> Acbesot> Jr. a liuiQa model for lh<ir futut'< careers. Born iJI Plwbwah on January 2$, 1117 fbittbda~otc lac:ludcd as an cxartc lor Rudmts to c:aDcd clusa for patti..) Adl...,., wu 011 in•etllor and <fllin«r IJid o - invmt<d " deviJc lor movloa the in firm and ob>cs<: in and out or balbtUbs. H e II'<"' up IO b<come president or his loah<J's A<hcoon ~ ComPIJiy, later to b< n.am<d l\cbC$0o CoUoids Comp111y. Noc cont<nt whb this meaacr •uccm. Adi-D moved IO Europe 10 apaod th< coml*l)l, bill returned at the OOU<t or World WJtt Ito JCttlc"' Ltwlslon. ,... Y. By the Cllt1y 1910's. he wu no< only prcsidenl of botb lh• Adlaon Co<l>ontioo aod the Ooodrfch ~~ion.~~~~.~~~ ancl dlrcaor or lh< Adlesoo lnll Co., u w<U as diroclor or E.G. AtliC>OII, Ltd. 111d Adleoon Oildq Company. Allerrdoc:atlna In St. Pctersbwa, Florida. Adlnon <StabWh<d the Sun-En&ln«rin& l!ld M'anuf~~cturlll& Co. wbac he Invented hla boll! tub~. ld!illowdY a Presbyt<riiD. polilailly a &epublican, A.chc»a'• tflicl be>bbics W<r< ..W.. ancl cooU.., before he died 011 He wos married rwi«, J .. uary s. 1961. Also Prcsbytcriao aod Rcpublicao - pediatrician DeWitt HaiS<y Sh.,.man, who pve his nam< and lam< 10 Sherman Hall. locat<d ncar Carey and Farb<J Halls on tb< Maili Sire<~ Ounpu•. S!lmna.tl. wu bono on """"' 23. lli64llld mrollcd in UB in 1888. He IP<fll tbc oo•• few yean by R'Cdriaa his MO both at UB IJid 11 the U01-.lty ~•f P<nns)'ivani•. a» audltd pediatrb in Bertin. Gcrm111y in 1893. Upon his return a Yftl lat<r. Sbmnan opcn<d praclict in Buffalo, and wu on the Sloff• or ]he Childr<n'1 and Ocncral Hr»pltals. He b<camc the chl•l or pediatrics as Boffalo City Hospital. AI~ at lhiuimc Sherman. qc 29. boc:ame an inar\Kllor of therapeutics at UB. Five rurs lain be wu prom()(ed 10 prof..--a posltioo he held W>til 1929 when he rcsirul as prorusor em:aiu&J. Ia. 1909 Sl!<rman ..tabllsbed D~partmtnt of Pediaulc.s. instrU.EDc:nt&l in d.iJcover;fnJ UB's He was C:IUKS or tblklrcn'• MOJea, IJid also did m111y other Rlll1ics. indudina one whld!'compared lOW' milk to cows' milk . Schoelkopl ... a mor< imporunt man than the modtSI Sohoelkopf Hall implies. Eaterprisins youna Jacob Fiedcrict 1cn Scbocllopr. • WlllCf ll~• hiJ anc:cRon, Gennu.Y In 11141 , botmd lor Bollalo with SIOO. The 22-Y<&r-old lauher_t.,. _,. bad a lhtiviAa leather bu.incu ..b.o<h spread fi'Onl BoflalolhtoQPiourrhe W<Sicm United ·-b-•l lc Slaaes. Flour mills followtd, businm boom<d. IJid in 1878 Schocltopl entered the butlnes• wblcb wu to make him famou1. H< formed and fmanad lh< Nlqm Falls Hydraulic Po- and Mal!nloctUJill& Co. wbich, by IIIII. wu.supp!Yina Bollalo with eleatldty. He wu to remain P<esi6eol of this ~..,. WMU his dcatb, and Ills 011 Nlapn Falls att co lfCOt utcar r..poasiblc IOf the lndwuial powlh or thaa atU and Boftalo. """"'mDCllts . Schocllkopr ..... al;, president or lh• Citizen's Gas Co. of BUffalo. Ill< vioe president or the Third N&IJollll Ban~~ ancltbc Germ.., Bank or BufWb. Ht lbbbed in stocks Olld bdd lllarJo - e mlhc Bamlo, Now York IJid Philacldphia ltalroad Co.• IJid lh< Gcnnallln>urai>ee c... Schodlkopt ..... married iA J'lliladdphia in 11148 10 a oarivt o( Ocrmuy. &1111 bad II cbildrat. Oac or these wu .Jic:ob Frulcrict Jr., a formu U B trustee. Anolhcr soa. Caz-1 Pbllllp Huao. b<came • r«DJRizcd lc•d<t In the 1\mcrlean chcmical lndiUtry. After their !other's death in 1899, they eontUlued "ork in tbc Niapra Fills Power Co. IJid cooc:m1n11ed oa usia.& bis 1lDlnt1UC' ronunc .-o tbobatad-qc. Oifford Cook Funw mar.. with Samuel P. c.pen and a.umcrousoth<J dlpitorics tb< -co~!~. . . . . Oft ...,.. Jol- lnlllde: DidWZIR wizzout1-P.l l 8utp! - P.6 I 'SUN' rr:rys- ,. I 1-22 / Frotn Russia will! b-e - P.l3 / 0ddsbai-P.30 �I 0 I 0 ·~· • I •• or' We'II.UC. 11.00 off aov ~r _priced 8 or 12 allceplua. Plea-. oae or.,.p er c:oapoa. Good for DID1og Room, Plc:k-ap or Delivery. BEER- WINE- COCKTIULS by Du Holder "' '<; l..' I I I I I C.mfNSEillt"' ~. Radio OOfti<SU 111W!itlon&lly &ivt aQy a lol or tri;>s to <.XOtk placei tDd r«<>rds. Bul a Buffalo nadvt hu claimed thu a local Indio JWioCI's oonttot hu ,;.... bl01 a bum st«r. ~ 1ft a leuer liltd .,il!llocal tDd Fcd<ral authorities, Brian Procsu hu complaine-d lhl1 WZIR·FM's Illest proroocloo stunt in~1101 buttoos hu 'defrauded the pubiK:." I' ~ ~ Tbe contest luld area metdlantJ distribule free bllltoos sportiJ>a an ~ 91 PLUS loso· Sluloo SpOilers would, acconlina to promodoos, • see the bulloa tDd pvc "a_..y thousands tDd thousands of cloUan io prius," acconllna to 1he spot tru10..-mtnts broadcasted by WZIR. Ia Prosser's letter of compbint to tbe Fctleral Communications Commission (FCC), be daims l.hu be 1dephon<d the station ond "~e-to the llOJIOWit<f1 ond the ~ptlooisu and lhey sold thu they doo'tkllow or any v.ionen." Scotiocl Preslclem Paul Butler eount.,.ed Prosser's claim, bow..,.,., 'la,uia, "Wc'vc&iven out all typaofawards,asa result elf the obniat."He did not have a list or winnm anilable, but uplained that "we usually have our q,octer• aivt away ain C<ftir~a~cs th.,.e, so I don't have lllll record." He ebltae~erlud the promotion as "a fun eontcJt- wc're hopinc to act as "liiidi pcisko'ble wwen as pouiblc!" ' , .. • · .. Tbe probable reason for the complaint, aeeording to Butler, is traeed to PrOJKr's friendship with an_,..,...tatlOI\ employee. "He (P rosser) is a personal friend or Bob AlleR. a , ......... employee or the nailon," Butr explaine-d. "It's probably a .... or an ex-anployee with a friend trying stir up a russ.·· .. ' ota•-•t V&lld But accord ina to Prosser's mo1hcr. thatlsn'ttht whole story. Answering for ber out or town son, Mrs. Janet Prosser admitted that the complainant knew Allen, but felt that ''thll doun't invalidate hii arauemcnt ." She noted tW.t h.,. son "had not heard or any prizes being sl•e-n out. He ba.sio&lly felt thac tbe 1ta1lon was runnina a rraudulrnLCOnlest." Prouer's mother QCHIIirmed that "no OJ's (disk jO<keys) 1fE[C' aware or • any !>riz<i" Calls 10 the stllion m·ealed U.at recqltion~ere didn't ~now II ,'1hc oonttll was still aoina on. although Bull<r te-rmed ic " onaoiJ>a." Tbe FCC bas ndt l&km any action yet and J;CC m&ineer Ed Kdly--lo lbe Buffalo brando...,xplaine-d thu the leu .. was f~ to the D.C. orr.... tDd would then be sent ~t here for J""'ble =~on, He U(Qi.oed tht1 the FCC usually investlpt .. complaints involving " tedmical vk>latiocls, •ueh as •wloos bdna ovcrpo~ed, 0< dooblebillina to advertisers." He reponed thll 1he Commiuion CO\lld impose lia:ose removelupno &IWioCI found in violl1l0n or allw or impose a ftoe. Robm Sd!ulu. CoMwner Afflira staffperson u the SWt Atcomey Galeral's orroc:e, Qdaimed tlllftthe kt1er or compbint "is unique-we act oonc b'tc thM." 1\Jl in....Uauory letter llasrq>ortedly bee-n se-nt to ~R. bw oc:cordina to Sd!uiU "there has bee-n no mpome yet. " IJ tbe stlliOo has tornmitted~ any fraud, SthultL uplaine-d thai "we (the Attorney Gtoeral's Ofll<c) have powers ow thu." But, ht strused, "oo ooe can passjudamcntu this point ." • Butle-r summed up Prosser's ell lilts as "pure bunt ." He cllarged Allen >Oilh ., . hislory or troubles wich rodio stllion e-mployment, and sold trual Prosser""' "probably discurbed thll his buddy ant ~tred ..:.' tlc~illicutg's-._, ltas tlti .ttptdals!! ! ! MONDAY- FRIDAY J ,_ - 10 ,_ 7So Ber Drinb SATURDAY- SUMMY 12 . . -10,. ·~ Pitaher tf lallettt 3032 Be~ Aw... ~tt.K•IIIp ..._--(Si~ tfUB) IM-6810--,.... Effective immediately the following Ol'tfllnlzatlons have been declared Inactive and, therefore, have had all prhlitetes suspended: Art ASSOCiation POlitical Science Ma lors Club Social Gef'onlology Assoc. SpaniSh Club · · Women In Man89ement MVSiclans ClUb Soc. 01 Am~hotograpt,ers TaGle Tannls vofteybau .· · U8 Vanity Club AZTECA lppon JUdo Outtng Club ~kl TNm~ ·r Latin Am. ShiCient Assoc. Clrc;le K Apartheid Study Group Farm City COllective NAACP If '11041 hive any ..-.tfona, plUM CIOft~ct SA OHia at 111 Tat_,., Hall, 116-2951.' ft. �l I UB Foosball Championship Saturday, Oct 25th at 2 pm W~keson Games Room /--., Open Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Goalie Kil $1.00 per team entry· Games free SUPP~r f\ GR~O BE THERE SE-ZS STUDENT DYNO~OF~T$ ................................ GSA, new politi~al force? . ,.· ~A Cotnnwt~r Affairs. FEAS i Slama Phi Epsilon present r A HALLOWEEN PARTY by Kurt Rotltull<!~r ~111m Slrt/1 Wdlrr Mountina dissatisfaction over Ripcnd ltvtls may lfad 'raduate..students at this University and 11 other SUNY unlu to form a new politicaladvoc:acy COCK ROBIN and lobbri-n:& oraaniution. The idea for a StAle wide caucus 10 operat<lndc:pcndendy or withln the Student As5odltion or the Stott Univcniry (SASU) wu P<oposed at an open me<tlna Tuesday of &rtdual< s~led spcdrGUy to ..sd<css the inuc or stipcods. The session prec<eded lhtnormal monthly meet ina or tht Gradwe Student AJsodation (GSA). GSA P=i<knt HoWAld BcnMtt, thouah not ""''"' ia bb orrlcial capacity, explained thai "unionzation" could 001 II<! dbcwStd duti"' the rqular GSA me<tin& b«a.,.. thestudem aovcmmeot rcm>cs publlc fwds and is forbidden by StAle auidclincs from enaal!na in political octivitics. lltnnC11 Aid Tvcsdoy, hoWf'Cf, that the small Jhowi"' or p-adwe !ludenLJ did noc r<p<amt • larae t110Uah .,.,.. ..., - or Lhdr pOpulation to 110 abcad .with bomediatc action. A mass me<ti"' planned for OClll momb u wbicll a 11ttri"' convniuec Wl11 be fonned to uamint wt)'S or orpnlzlna &rodiWC SII>Cit11LJ for JOUle t lnd Of political Ktion. Tbat, 8cn.Mu added, wiU buboed at <O<Ivincin& the State Lqislature to approve a stipc:od iftcras<. "EV<I"f year (\Jnivmity President) K<1ttT and the odmlni.uratioo •ubmit a rrqu<11 for an IDtfcaStd Slipcnd and ~tTY year tho l.qisb.ture thro,.s it out." be apl>ined. r. - Strikt" • Bcnncu said aaroup or arad""l< studcnllsbould ao to Albany to upbin their problam 10 l.qjsl1ton and emphasiud the n«d 10 "sq>orale ow the issue of stipends from the Issue or the University bud&<1 u o whole." GSA Administrative Vic< President MdisSI Ann Steuer noted that lobbyinJ iJ imporun1 btcoui. moR Ltai>b.lors auendcd pri'"e .. ~· .• .. Hallowftll Nijht · I pm • 12:3() II'D '. · Fillmore Room · Squire Hal MSC 3 BEERS for $1.00 Prizes for Best Costume rldtds GllGIIable Of The Squirt Hall r.c:lld Office $2.00 f« students ur/Colllmuter ID. ........... $3.00 ~ Adl!liuion ~···················· LET'S GET univcrsitits. "We may noc sway lhem lOC-ally, bU4 we will Itt them know thai lhey could looe somt VOles," she oraued. Bennett e>'to SV&JCI1ed th11 a rtrlke-even If only for a d•y-may be the most symbolic way for ttachi"' usinanll (TA's) and araduatt &Slistanu· (GA's) 10 show their value 10 lh! Unlvcnhy. Howcva. beodmiued tholthc Idea miah• close tht minds or some Lealslotors to the Idea or lncreaslna 51ipmds. Clfrrtntly, the maximum slipend allowed for a araduatr student over 1 month period is .ser 11.1 SS I SO by Ihe Stll< ~,Jiolaturt. Thcr< Is abo a minimumstipcod o!SJSOO~<t by lhis Univonlt,y. Bulthtl..,.ll" IOmoolb stipend for a aradwe student II UB is ~l, a«<rdin& to Univenity Vi« Prqldcnt for Racarch and Orodu.uo Edocatloo Donald Ravtle. ; m SOior'YIIfiOIIatlotts 'ntis yeor,.d.eOalvm:il,. b.~esd"' 11•• lbe\nuim~ be raised to S6000, ·Rennl< reponed. Several RIICk'nu, ho~cr. araucd that ioaeaio& thcmuimum Jllouldl>c usdessto the nso)orlty or GA's II>CITA 's ..-hD receive las aocl iiDtcad advocated "·ortlna 1owotd 111 Increase in the minimum stlpc:od. Bennett poinled out tbat the Unlvmity would be Wllillcly to iDcRuc tbe minimum, unle<$ the total sclpmd 11100<)' a\'lilable ,.1oc:rea.d lltat, TA lines -rei bavt 10 be Clll • • )'lo ooc tncw if ao ina.... in lht maximum lu\pllcd an ina.... in the toW atnOUnl or ...-y aYIIilobte r.,. st!P<'ftds, .,.., 8cn.Mu said thai lobbyiDa -rei hove so be don< "011 both fronts." Ramie later expWned to TM Sp«t""" that J.ocrcasina the maximum ,.;u 001 ia ill<lf brio& in any mort ...-y. The Ulliv<nity, however, bu also requaaed 1 SIOO,QOO increase in the total stlpcod allocadol\. Tbis' r....,., reprcseou "" ~ncr.... or three pcrtcOl fJ'OCD tbe oarty n lllillion rtai•'Od in toclll for stipconds last yeor. Preoauly, Iocr..... in stlpc:od 11100<)' from lbc State arulcd to iuc:rcues ia sal.arios O<JC)Cia1cd for Uaiwnily flcult1 aocl P«>fcsoiooal staff, -=-cba to Rcnnl<. For UM>ple, 1 t'lcull;y salary iocreuc of IU pcrceftl would apply across the boord 10 arod""tc rtudcnt Jdpends as weD. ·The minimum stipend kvd, Rennk aplalned. will tend to JO up occordin& ID these DqiO(iated alarjea, "but it wiU J0 up ~en fUtcr If the total rnoocr in the ""' Is iilcreascd... ,._,without -"cocbi"' ~ ' . Tbe last aucmpl .S ~ ~lnd Of arodU&te student advococy Orpntl.I;IJOft "u the now defuDCI Graduate Student Employees AJsodation (GSEA.) wbicb Bennett exploined was !bmled obout 1975. The purpo.. or the OSEA, he said wu so .., as • unloD rcprcscouna TA's ood GA 's. • ' ... ~ • -oone~onP-ot •- ··········-···········································... Draft Beer SOe Our Happy Hour le 4 p .a .-7 p .m. Well Ortllb 1.00 WIDe 1.00 MI&Ddlla Frwe Nc:lbo6y gets happier Wring Happy Hour than the q.-1 at P.J. Bottoms: Cdd s-. chilllng \A/In« and thirst quenc'*'!l cocktalls are exi'GW prepared and seMld by the hopplo:st bartenders and I>Mmalds lillown. Our klrchen Is also cooking up some of the tastiest food around. II you're looking to get happy, 101hy no1 stop by P.J. Bouoms. __ P. .J. BOTTOMS ......,. ,.,. FOOD- BOOZE- BOOGIE -................. �ANNUAL STuDENT RACOU.ETBALL MEMBERSHIPS 1116N...... Follo-. (71S) 833-5221 • Um~ts.J Wtotgttltt • I...JCJt;•raJTowetc • 1t1couet R~ntala m101Cd only $25.00 luflolo, N. Y. 1U21 ' • 10 Ctrm•t• Conlrofled CourtI • Wfmlooots • S.una:. BoriLo•ngo The GSEA contidc:red TA 'sand OA 's Uaivmity ......,_who should be .,.;<1 a uluy for their teadl!oa. roth<T than iwt•ud<nu who rccci-. 1 stipmd ... "lilt." The Ulli...-s!ty odmlnistriiiOn, c:xplaiJicd llaui<U, to '=tnik tbc GSJ!A as an emplo~ Wlloo so a Slrlke vote was eallcd.At foiled by 17 Votes out of ovor $00 CISI. Uler, a teC>Ofld tlrllt~ vote wu ealled "bkh failed by votes. Ana faiUna 01 both auempu, tbc OSEA .,adaaDy los! manbmhlp and was f"allllt!ly disbanded. Since tbcn, padua~e •udent od>oao<y has bftD hiuldlcd tbtQIIIh tbe GSA. wbidl is liaWd io iu ..activities by the Slate aulde6nu. Wilen asked about tbc pouibility or another paduau ~nioo Raulie rcpli<d tl>&l he lw oo objectioos to il and iU oll6ru 10 ~ :u Plul , ... '"'"lbilita ror potitieaJ aotion, but also stated, ·•r doo't tlliD). • llllreh on Albany """ld 1>< effective." l.oaeod, he died tdected lobbyina or tey Lqlslao.s, sinee ".itudenu natkc-up a cou.hueocy and •udents' P&lal" dou~ th.u constituency... ReMit bdkV<d ' tlW stucltntJ thansclves would CJid up Josina both ,.., • • - f.nancW!y (llnee solaria would be tuecl) and educationally. •• .,.,. P« Ewery Mon.a 50% OFF Court Fee-when same day court reservations erem.de. PHONE 133·5226 FOR INFORMATION OR BAOCH.URE. I TOIVIORROW,:S STA.RS·TODA"-! I RECORD THEATRE HAS . . Day Caft Calm A.ccordina 10 the tdminiur&live Vi« President, "100 peri:odt nf lhe fi<Uity and .administration" already suppon efforts to inereose Jtipen.ho, Notioa tbll UB's stipends are amona the lo,.·est in the D&lion, be said .. inet'el.le would be in the best interest or the odmlnis:ttllion <in<:< "the com~iUve market is aettina more eompetliive all th< time for Jilih:iiuality students." The reaular OSA SeMte m~ was devoted mainly 10 financial issues which lnclud~ the approprilll'ion or $1,000 to assbt in a fl990 feasib'! ' study fO< a O.y Care C,nter at UB. The appropriation, which met resbtance from th< senatou. will be match~ by similar funds from 1 e Millard Fillmore Colleae Student Auoeiation and the Health lnsunn Advisory Bottd. The additional money needed will eome from other sources. A coordinator for the study-slat~ to be oornplet~ by next April- bas not yet ~ chosen. In othec business,' t~e r.. ulu or the previous open m~ina were britny discussed. It wu also announctd chac documencary video tapes, on lhe firsc GSEA strike vote had bftD acquired by the. orpniution. • • Jss..fi;,y #all I TOUCH YOU . Fore.oat Wise i Liq.or 'l ' ll!!l!~~--Mon: a Tuea. Special White they .... . Cltpri C.llfomla W!Mollc • 8otlll ll/Oift I - ,_I*MII/ at UNJVDSm PLAZA .....,._ a,.n......, . ........... ------....."~-~ ...... , _ . , . ... Qaao z.-..~ eo..... - . ............ Sigma Pi Frater!'ity sw-~. LIVE Rock' N Roll BEER BLAS~ Futuri q - } T-EASER Admission suo- 8..,.3/Sl 1st 100 People FREEl II FRIDAY, OCT. 24tllat t pm t---~···,.., Squlr,t Flll~ll R"",; MSC �Zwilling zaps zany zoo-like con•; fflii!.~Y Cluo indu~ Z~! bJ Sft• Goo4eaiJd """"' £4itOt - • appartDt wUoner did DOt have tl>< n<asW)' lllll)ority to I> ·-- •• - • ( :I • I •• wlo. Conflllion trTUpted shortly a(tu Jaun·, 011110-. floally it deddtd tllat • ,..,..,,, woul4 be bdd bel-., Zwillia& llld RlfkiD to complcu the tlettioo. Aller bo<b caodid.Mes left lhe room, a roiJ.call vote - lak<8. 1b< CllaitmiiHiea lalt:r Aiel ob< ns DOl ·~ at bcr >'iclor}' ODd asserted lha lhe Assembly will roeus on IOCW Kti>itie$ uc1 lbe ialpro........,. or dormitory life, witb spocial CIDjlbaiH oa ~~ 6o<m c_ 3 ;, All air of teosio• droped Talbert Hall late Wedoesday allenooon as a rllh-off roll call vote resulted in the decdoo of sdf-prodaimcd polillcal ma..nct Atkne ZwU!ifta u Sp.aker of the Stl>Cial& .Nsociatioft (S.o\ I \ssc:mbly. The ..W...- wbo beRed Studatt AssoO••knl of thc State Uaivcrslty (SASU) RepresentatiYe Jrx Rifkin by one vo<~iiialed httsdl ror lhe posa, }llR one hour befO<t"tlle l&lly. ,.., bika. . Dram.Wcs "'ere the 1101111 01 tbe SA metfiaa "hidl T - y the Studalt Senale ...., .and t>eard dealt .solely with the Speaker'& sdedJoa. After a ptaCDCadoas by Dinctor of Studaot Orpaidllons Bill number of aodldates dropped ow, only four wet< kn Mack on bdlalf of dllb& wisllhl& to be rccopiud by to prcseat spcccbes and ...._- the questioci> or lbe 8J . SA. The llilblilbt of the Seaaie sasioa ..._ Mack's other Aslelnblymm in au...,_., ialrocluctloo of lbe " Apathy Club." DwiD& lbe eandidMe's forum caadiclate Davkl ClaiDio>a r"""""cioo witb a 111<01bcnl>ip or ooe f".mt.- bolted from tile room, annouocioa that h< had "iD..,...ed" llud<nl, the "AJMihy Oub'' apertJ ..clecided to dtop our due lO per10R&I reasons." lO,OOO "dlsimcrested" mcmbcrs.• Matk's IU!em<DU l.eavina only Rifkin, z,.lllib& and Kevin Jooes to ¥it lmmcdiolely became tbe bi.u of various aucmpu 01 for the IDp spot, F!Jber lat<r lllcl he was resipiD& for witticilml by the Sawors, ,.bo.-c obvio~y-bored uhcaltb reasons-h witb the ritual of dub approval. ZwiUiD& asserted 10 the AsserDbly that she planned 10 Mack r<eollllled a till o f th< orpniutions which. work OD the "quality or lift" 01 UB foe Ruden!$. "I over the wuk, bad beat labeled ''ia.active'' for think the Assembly Jllould aet Involved in the day-eofallut< to H••-"11 to SA commitmeou. :J'Jit ~'I'U day livina of studenlJ.'' tht eventual winner a11o cold t11at the- SA Oucradl orrace ...,....t in 1:21 maintained. Squire Hllll artier tbil w..k and i$ slated to be SA'• Main SUeet Satdlle. ' lato t11o ()poe' Some debate ensued ovc!r wbc:Lbcr co beat a repor1 on Tile SASU dekaace noted he would try 10 auide the the recent meecina of 1be Commiuee to S&ve the Main Assembly, but did llOI differ from hb two opponents Scr<tf CA~npus. Cbairm&n Steve Kapl111 requested chat on aoy topic. Followina 1 brief qumlon P"'iod, tile the SalOl< Uacoco a brief IWDlDIIlioD;preparedby S<lh Assembly voted. Mkboel Perlmuucr, but SA Tt<UUt.,. Alan NathanZwillina polled J.4 votes, Rifkin notched :1.11. with and nwnerous other Senator> Ol$<Cted thAI the specob nine allier votes scauered bclw..n the remainiD& three not be allowed bectuS. ooty tile Aaacrnbly should be c:aodidates. Bul Parliamentariao-and Universily InvolVed In sueh rnaners. Despile a few objections, Nalhan woo out. Council rncmber-Chri• Jasen explained thai the i :< ': ~ & ,--... a110ouace. • COOKIE SALE! :.1 E. E. 1 Mc.) L LY HATCHET IN PERSON Monday. Oct. 27th at 4 pm Get the smash " Bealln' the Odds" NOW ONLY $5.98 ~' .d,eYelopments . LPITAPE And have it autogral)hed FREE! • Current may uf)plug.ANC U8 Hpuse Councn wm heat charan ntl<l ~'~'<etc lh~ . .AIItt11al< ~ c;ouectkc (ANC) oh 11-om iu SqoDo.f' Hall space. 'l?tc CUrrtnti:AiiiDr-ln,.QUef Majbew '-"ba c:ollcd tbe CoUDC:il uuo the oaK, charJID& thatt(>c ANC had "sabotqed" his October 21 .,..ainc. ' This reca~t aetioo Is Lilba's - . 1 move14 a 1'0'0pi"OQI<CI altllek on th< ANC and 'lis n<w>paper. Wednesday. be asked ScJ>denl Assoeiatioo Trasurer Alan Nalhao lO frecrlhe ANC's budaet. ~ woul4 hA~ prtva~~ed the collcaiw from .,..tina any. mandatory fee monies. Nathaa bowc'oer, told ~ $ptafllm he dmled lhe r<quaz, becallS< it wu ao< prumted forasally. "I miabt ac1 oo a cornplairu tllat i$ from the Su.odaK,Wide Judicilry, but ao< befor<," the Trcasum explained. aaainR wllcrhcr to remo~e the orpniDtloto • O.IOp Tbemtire eontroversr reYOlves aroubd the ~ustloa of ~ CUtmr/~ ..mpo~~ b<W$PlP"' po)l Which appeared Tbelday. Lubt ch"'J<(I that tile A~ - atl<~~~pted co optTO<k its o""' rotin&J,. rn tbe poD, 'l?tt Sf)«<fllm fillisbed f1111 over-all; TNt C11rrm1 placed J<dind; the aclminlaratloo paper n.r lltporwr fiolJbed lhitd; ODd tb• A ltcmatt Prtss was founb.· Luba said Wednesday lhat he wants the ANC ·'to leave room J07 (Squl,..)." Tile ANC saiCI il plans to Luba by bOIIna Its need for that particular room if It Is 10 rontinve as a w«k!y campus coun•• pu~ . Luba ao<ed that be unde1110DdJ ANC's arawnent, bolt in view ones "ilftllJOIIIibllky."I~ mould be fOt<ed CHAR LIE to{~ up 10 any punishmt111 imposed. ME.Ei DANIELS Sol> Boatd Publicatioru Direelor Michael Shaum Mid-Joe would supervis< ao investiplion 10 seo chat all IN PERSON 11>e facu " some out . • He said that be does not .>hue Lube's beUef• that tho ANC-as a unit-was delimudy Tuesd<iy. Oct 28th at 4 pm aullty or cbana.ibl the poU. "You cao't hold 0<1e oq&lli.r.ation rcspomible ror tile actioas of a fe-w t yo opy people," Sbauea explained. The Oim:tor lllcl be .favors takiDJ oaioo ooly " Full Moon" qllirlla tboK m<111bcn of the ANC lhOI ,.... iDYOlved ia ObJ ~ Ml IUlt ...., ~ uy ud trad; dowo ~boot people -did il befOt< the Sbldml·Wiele NOW ONlY Judidlry," Sbaltm itrloacd. The Dim:tor added thatbebaoao<OIIIrOio..,..lheANCliecause itsfiiDdiJoa c:omos from SAud 1101 Sub Board. • ,._., ,.;., ... ~ , i. Sllaum, bo_.cr. did ~ that be ......-t .. ,... ., _!"._ support nw-~ - wbich is Sub (~ I -'.:I tva! If he doca...IDOI qree with their posiriOa. LPITAPE "Somtlhiaa obvlowb- wcot WTOIIJ," lbe Direaor And have It no<ed, "ud !bet< wu ~ ·maJiciow misdlicf. Bu1 autographed FREE! the cfiar~ are based on <ircumstantial evid~ and ch<y won't- up ~nywh<re." Luba cou.otered Sbau<8 '• assertioa tllat, ''Tbey ANC OR ruo as a collcaive md they have 10 be collectively rcsponJible for their members' aaioos." .Luba iosiJteil that Wh<O be loft the offtee Monday OPEN ~ nlaht, wi<b' the poll in i~<llbaltercd form, tbota <iabt DAYS A '"'EEK 7 .ANC'peopk,...eln the tOOIJI. "f...., iftlleydid.o' all "' do It, they should at leaa have stqppod tboo< 10AM·MIONm . rnpootible or c:allcd ~lie Public Safoc;y s-pl<,'' '-"'COfiUIIOII'ed. 1800 MAIN AT . $5.98 araum<nc - s.th ·Gooddli/JI fl LAFAYETTE ~------------------------~ t - I �~._.,,_ ~!il.tfWrltrT Tbt UB aac1 aurra1o Swe or New YO<k P\lblk IDten:st Raeardt Group ' (NYPIRG) WI join rorcu tltis ~ iD a bo«le/can ckaa-up proj<a. NYJ'IltG worters ..;n deposit tbt coll<c:tccl lin<r 00 tbc~ c:ampoip offic< sto:ps or Iota! usrmblymea Joba Scherrer (R.-WU!iamsville) aac! Robia ScbimmiDaer ~ ctlaptcn (R. - T~waadaiKCIIIIIO«), two lqisluors lhll OppoSe boUle biD lcPWioo- NYPlltG 11M ror tilt 1ut riV< _.b<ai~Ior-ora SW<-widoe boUle bill, trbido would requiro _ . 10 r<tlltll bottJd lOCI cam (or recydiaa. But- bcv<r. .< produeu1 aad steel manufae1ur<rs claim t'bat the minlmal raource savinp caurcd b)l the biU wW aat justifY the cost or the protfM>. "It's up to us to pu\ the prosowe on the ma}orily population," saic1 Buffalo Stat< NYPIRG coordinator Eric Swenton. 40 It's lhc more pow<rful wbo wiD out aad ril)lt DDW tbt labor uniocs Olllwtip tbe mvironmentalisu tbrouab such ....,.. u campaian <X>Illributioos." "lr is a difriCUlt docisloo, ·• owod an .,aide to Assemblyman Schlmmloa•r . "Tbe onviroomcntalist• have made Jood >OUDd points, but Industry is -ned abovt job$. Wt'vo 10110 tistal 10 tho workm." bottles ..,.j ...,; umil tbc Fedtral JO>OtniiDCIIt implcmmted a DOn· ~umable c:oouiD<r IX(ISram. Privot< food chaiD>COIIIUIUed tbc aovmuncnt'• practice 10 reduco haodliDJ cJwats aad iocruse ~paeo io tho outku. Supc:nuarteu bep., orferioa " ' - - IIDd<r tbcir o""' privat< lab<U forciDJ DationoJ brand aamcs 10 abo ~~~::apr "one waydllln'butioo" ~o(Josioa cuJtomcrs whor prefeited tbe COD¥tnftDCt Of lb_row &WI.)' COtlt.ain<n. Tbi& new JYSI<m ar<W npidly, allowitla bia -IIDoas to ·invat 1110(< P<Oducioa UJbt Bevor..t sales capital lato mttal cus. acalated 800 .,......,. bet- 1950 and 1910 und<r tho • .,. - . or l'_rodiiCtion. _ ·Lata< OO<poratioiiS ....,. 10 have reaped tho most prorou from tbe Idea or the small<r rood chains. Envitonm<otali!ts pf«ji.c) that Jm&ilcr bus.,._. could increase ..-market shart ir the BOule Bill is passod since nearby local bocUtts can r~cle tbc contalo<rs. corporations, on the otbcr , bcfieve that t.hc public car.. ort ror the convenienCe or throw a )'l chan the reduction of Uucr, pointins to tho r..ults of a survey <onducttd ror the Glai$ Container 'Council of Canaci.O. it Addl-ol coat. But, a New Y9(L.St_ate S..atc report obscrvcd '!mot Oreaon 's boule bill substDtWiy reduced lkter aad moa raidoau suppontd it. • Howev<r, botU< 111111ufacturm aad breweries rear that if con>umcn do • not r<tlltll their oontai-., inc:rcaaed Jblppiaa aod haaclliDJ COOlS will ..tc tbt Bcr«k Bill eoooomJcally llllfcaablc r..... tbcm. Thcso compeaios -sri need to buy - · lniCb, Yaldioa IDI<hiD<S aDd - - - spa«, .. as birc ""'" wortaJ.!Qr a projecud tocal c:oa of SU2 Olillioo anaualy. • Maoy vi<w additioaal jobs as bcina bcn<rldal 10 tilt public. no Stnatc roport t<cQJDmcndod implemmtlna a boUle bill io a !'dl 11adual - - · ......... iollustty tO abtotb the addidooaJ crtp<GSeS. This dtlay WI allow flll'lbct use or ubtina eq'u;-. os ....u ...PviDJ workm time to loam new reeyo:ina skiDs. The rodal il)dustri ill aar.. that have botUc trills, have b<al hard hll by the chan&covtr. sinoe half or its container production erroru are slated for beverases. Environmcncalists, however, J« savinp ror tho consumer in the Ions run, ntxinJ that th<r< could be rodueed dependence on matcr14h, such as imported aluminum, whlcb would~ tbc trend or rapidly dwindlioa rom.n raourca . • Lkkr .......... Solid wute is. onothes issue of concera amooa bottlo bill IUJ)IIOiten. Most or It iJ dtiiDped io laod.r~ls. wblcb take up valuable ...... and oosu S$00 mi11ioo io m.anaaement and collection armuaily. llottld and cons make up . . _ .,.,..,.... or total ....,... caUocted aDd ooolioue 10 dtfaco tbc landscape, accordina to Qlvi~. " Tbt laciaaod COil due 10 boUk tlillloll*:laa pady ........... tbt -u....,,.........~.r liat<r. bc&ldl J)roblaas £rom ditU' botslat, aDd~ or........, said Sdldfet. "lolls tidta - bulllleeded Ia their -·" . . . . . . lpi<C," �t.oan-ly minded $ee new guidelines by Daa Holde< Qwlp01 Ed11or Musivc ~ ate In liM for fcdcnlily-fmlJICcd student aid, but lhe fmal ~~~ and dlles au JtiJI IUI!eSOivcd. wbo hfle not alr...ty rccdVed a NYSH ESC loao. would have WIIU lhc end of tllis academic year to borrow at old rates. • The Bulletin explains tJw "a flrtl-timc borrower who IIUIY have applied last II>OI1lb for a ,1o;on lot the Sprina 191ilft1>tller wouldi<!CC!vc lhe acw tam~ (nioc porc:cnt)." On !he other baod,lhc rusHimc bortoow:r wboappllcsforaloaa-fonbemtire191()..t!IICid<mle rear-oat March will,_;,. a seven pttC<D~Ioan ,.ith a nine-month an<e period, Pluokett lidded that "cnrollechtudcnu who W211t to Iii< lot a loan fot !he who~< year an apply any rime aod be<kdate !he rona •• Scp(embtt l. 1910... She . lidded, "A new borrnwtt, Ol!.ly oms a loan fol' Sprina 1911, will have to poy nine per...,. inc«<:a 1114 be di&ibk rot •he six morub sr- poriod-r~ of wbca be submits that loan applicatioo ." Under tbc R.. uthorlution of Educatioo ~~·or 19110. sian<d into Ia" rceeotly by ~t Jrmmy Catttt. after a ro\41)1 tim< in !he Senate all sta!CS are directed to make se>cr&J al!eration> in lhdt studmt arant end loan polldcs. f'Qf-UIJ' Jludcrus, SO<Uc key proaranu have wffcred sutlliAotial clwl&e. bUI Swe assistance-the Tultloe AJsia~ "'""-'- (TAP), R.,....,u Sdlolanhlpo aod Rqaru Nuniq SchoW111lpo-...W remain unalrcacd. Most affected will be New York Swe Hlahcr Scrvio&s ~ (NYSHESC) loans, wblcb arc aclmilliaercd Wider the F'cdcral Ouarucced S.uclcot l..ocui(OSL)propul. Thcscchlllacsforintoeffeetoo The othrr non..,.... prosram, the Naioaal IMca Januazy 1,1981. Student loan (NOSL}, also ~ chanaes. l..ocullimiu, intm:st rates end dcfrrmcnt tlmca (lhe Umiu fot bocb IIJldcraradulle IDd pal!uau Sludrrus poot lfWIUll< period befoteJoan rcpaymcnt bqins) have been boolled, co SliOOO aod-sll.OOO-up frotn have been chanacd- Tile vppcr u..yc availabk for SJOO and SIO,In> rcspeaivtly. The thtcc pcrcmc NYSHESC loans bas bcen raised, dcpcnclina up on interest rate also is ln<rcascd to f011t pcrcml, whik the Rud<Dt Slllus. Ocpcndcnc students will stDI be oflowed lfiCC paiod-lll<c NYSHJ!SC's- is cut co six IIIOGihs. to borrow only a muimum of SllOO per )Qr, Plunkett explained that "Students can <Ootinuc to ta1tc ho~ the • d t10d Ul be out loans at three porccnt, if.they ha~ a~ to.tn &I 1 oH S=:~lf.ln)~run <fJ . lllltSW ' jluft, ~· ~ 10 !he laWJlQf.,-;.,. also For Sludcnu- can cllllm Independent SUIIU>, the JtiJJ have, even nexl ,.,.., che nine-month I'Kr limicsare boostcdtpamasimumoiSJOOOpcr)'tatwlth pcrlod(' These chanacs went inl!' effca In early an IIUJ'CPI«Um or $15,00>. Since loan rormo have no ~bet· provisions for status dcclaraclon. ltudcn)s who do nac Mincll problems remain to be worked out by boch fill ouc F"maocilll Aid Forms (fA.F) or lltuio the UB Financial Aid Office and lhe ·Aib.lDY·ba!<d Educational Opponunlty Crane (BEOO) ap~catlons SUNY Cattrli O ffocc. The inclcpcndmt studcut, who mUSI OUIIUlOihrr form Ollhe UD Financial Aid wan.r.torcccivelhc&~cntedloaol'wlds,.bouldwaic Office, in AnMJ A, on che Main Scrm Clmrius. uotU ~e Occcmbtt to apply-u)' application for the Tht yearly ammom avaflab1c to a.raduatc scudmu , JUpplcmmtaJ amou.nt now will be rejected by &cays ac SSOOO a year, but chc total has been boosced to NYSHESC compuccrs W!tich will begin prooessina the S2S,In> co Include any money borrowed u an new loans aflcr January I, 1981-thc Bulletin explalned undcrandu 11c. The "'"'" chilll&CS ba"" spawned a new loan YCI not all is so aood. The 1ntct<>t , ......._ propam-tbe Parnu_Siudcnc Loan . .Parcnuofcollqc NYSHESC loans. currcncly 11 ..,en porcent. will jwnp stod<Du m"JJ be cliPblc for loans of up 16 $3000 for to nine p<rmll, and lh< defcrmcnl limo (called the cvet'1 _cltlld ~~ schoo4 , up '? • toW or $15,00>. vact: pftiod) after araduation hD been cut lhru Howe"«. tbc wtere:.t ratt u rune pcrce:nt• and the toea months to one-half )Qt. rql&)'IIWll mUSI bqio within 6Q day$ of rcoci1iln& !he Howe<'Cf, ifa "udcnt now hasa NYSHESC loan ouc loao. raised 7,;,m mJ u W'Tm paaon1, he can con11noc 'o 1ate O\ll future loam at !he wnelow raat. AccordiAJ 10 US Financial Ad•isor Joarme Plunkett. "Tile possibihtl thll J(ucksou could act the DCW loOD limi!S with the old snm pcrccnl lnlct'Cil races." The Slud<nc loan Ptotram Bullclln. <laud Oaobtt 17.1'JIO, daeribcs cbe chansc. 11 stl.,w..d 111M·~ <rillal dOle in applyioa the ocw mccrat ..... ODd vace. period provisions tO ftnl-dmc l>orro-. is Ill< bqjonina dllC or the acadrrok period oftbe toM. II docs mlll<r when the appfiCatlon li filed ex approvedor•hcnthcloanisdisbutscd." Stud<nl,.,ho plan on rcc civina a loan 11 the r01c or scveo pctCft1l .mu Anolhcrch.&rtJrisstriC'IIylocal • .la.thepast.scudmu had to check boc:k at lhe F"mancial Aid orrocc on che P- of awli<Mion>_,.,. !he "''UCSI could take over row W<d:• to d - lhc lhiMnity before bcina &I SCIII 10 the bank and tO Albany. Now, IS part or the loan applicatioo, Jludcnu ..-ill also rlll out a poSlcan:l wbiclt will be mailed to the Jludrru wlrCII the loan r""'"" .x.. us, • · ~ ~ CIOD<ml 0\'ct the dcbu ......... smo - 1 0 catty. "I'm bcsilant tO CiOIIIISd students 10 act in dccpcr, or lllUICCeSSIIY debts," she said. "I ..,.,.,..,... them to rcallJ' soul-search and DOl ..t'e ou1 loans cbey don't need," she said, "It an lead 1<1 fiiWidal diflkultleo Ilia on." ANY COLLEGE - ANY HIGH SCHOOL - ANY RING 10K-14K GOLD s25° 0 to 1eK-24K s2ss~: -+CASH~ * "••_.,_.ut•--••!~~i•aa !!IWW . .~ - - - - OFFER 0000 ONLY WITH llllS COUPON• - - , DINNER FOR (Z) '9.95 ... _.. CHICKEN ARIGATO lndescn!Mbly dtlldous dinners lndude: Soup. Sal.cl, Tea. Mushrooms. Onions, Zuc:dllnl. Bean Sptouts, a F'rlld Rice. ASK ABO\J'T AAIGATO GIFT CER11F1CATESI �Ieditorial I SdekJ lltaatioll i In ..., _....., 110 1101 oJ ......... ~ 0( a ~ ollrual-ol a I~ n..· euw.tr- ba no aorceptloiiiO 111e nM. • Unloflunattly,thelactaln oo . .,. Willie I'M~~ I X In--....-...TN_,._.,. POll -'*--·-_......., ,,__.,.nOt Editor~............ b ) ' - o l lheAitemaii,.-.Oollecllwe(AHC)._t.e_ ~ 01-ao. Willie l.uba calli IO< the ~- IIOCft the olftc:. It .. - w l l h n..eun.r,AHC---"-•~~a~~.-.,..-_, --the--~ ba....-,Ancllllll, noone~lcdy hea taoooof U die culprft 0< llood UO IO - t h e bl-. FotaMIM~-IIIall.uba~lsooblalantty -t,lotaiiiJ>a~-•b)'-oltheAHCpriottotheQOira publlcallon, gulll fM)' ba lletd to P<OW anll"'oonsplrac:y on the ool-'• o--. the pall oil he , . - . "" -tel will- ba ad(nllltld. It Ia -lniO<tuMte tl\at an O<gantz:atlon which..- on eltott tO Pill OUia Ylaable p<od11Ct111mptldtld b)' an oxttrnatlq(... lt II Uf110<1U~ata that Un-y l)llbllcatlona ,..... IIIII oontMd ..., grammat- Mllca ol O<otllet.,.,.,.....organlz:atlona.1.. 'o u r - wa be11nr aii!Nt; reality,-·· hal IMWn diilarentty. I'M eur-t,... _.,right to ba lndlgnanllllat a - It "put to bad" tmoct and accu,.to waa attartld. u.oa Ilea _ . , rlgltt to clomand pul)ltt,.. ociton. Bot lot ~. lllai clomand may , . , to ba t......,..S. &tudtllt AMOCiatlon Tt~Uurar Atan l<oU>an onllftld tl\at h•r..--- Immediately allot thelncldarlt-ba ointrom\, he-IICIIno rooponalbly. You c:onnot dolo out punlthf!\lnt Oofore a • - Ia decfcled. Wa will not argue that tho ANC has conela~ently lived up to the atsnclards ol "good"journtlllm. We will not »Y that I hat publication 1\aa fulfilled our own attMarda of lnlegrityr We will also. nowewr. not condenu'l to It txpulllon baala ol allegations. ,,._....,....lion -are- ua on·,,. The vartoua University bodlu wh1ch will now review the ease a,3'arrfve upon a -diet. will llOplfuUy ,.,.. ovary allornpt to reach a dollniiM conch.IUon.. &p.Jll"fiJ One ol the two lfttfnat• ltudent newspapttS ~ Camc>UO ''"'" II officeS I<> the mlclclfa of on academic rear, may ba too clraatlc, OUt 1 1 -- - · - - p<~lonaly otatl>$.,.noloul of · . _ t.uba'o cl\arge 11\at TIJo Clmonl p<1or to u.o potra publication Ia enough to w.rrant IN). -...t...., ~- ... Allnougb the ANC -~~ u a oolloe1""" lt ls not wlUing to oolloe1t..ty tlllo riiPOOSiblllty lor actlona b)' One or a law ol Ita members, It must, how-. ao o group be todvlaocl of exoctly what will and whot Will not Oo condoned. Now Ia the opportunity 10 aet th' game rules ror the future: after th.at. any man c.~~n be caned out. Student· woes and vandalism We'll aay ooaln lhet-·ro dlotur~ b)' the r.fvl, rate or YOnclallsm on the Amharlt Caroc>ul and the &Muat coat It lncurL But at taut the athtucles toward It 111 ch011Qlng. As OXIH- b)' Aaooclato Vlca ,.,_olcMnt I« Su-I Aflol!o Anthony l.ct8nutll, _ , . art r. .Utlng IM1 lhe destrvctlvt tell mar be an outtel ror Mf'kMd f111111atlona atuclento Hopefully, ltlldleo wlll·lool< to olloctlvo · waya to quo114110aa leoilnga. Tho perllclrarly ll]gh rates or vandalism In tho Elllcoll Complex Ia •-lienee. lntettlting. F01 an the actMUea that exill there and all the effort• unciOflakan to lmpr"" the quaJHy ol lli>Cient tOo. SO<Mlhlng Is aarlousty lacking. One doYelopmof!t U>at mo~ oaaa ltvatrotloflo lor rosldonta ,,... 18 a Stuclont Acthltlos Center. The ol a oontron..csttop 1o< otOclonla hoUMd on t h e , _ - 0< thOu- SC>end a maJorltyolthelt limo, fa a ptC>blarn IO< a un'-olty 1111 ala of U8. 11 to aiiCQUiaglng that t.cnn.rolll roal' tes thO sensa at alienation atuclonto IHI the . - to Imp<- their o-art t.tllludo toward the Unt-.lty. Ho'l on target When he »ya o ..... at prkle •• necu»rr II atud..-,11 att 10 reapect their envltonmenf.Hopolulty than t.oro-111 will aatlll ot~dont teade111 In lobbying lor offlclonta.ncl ~uate aciMIY apace on the new campus. That lock mer ba ~~"-HI toot ot vandellam, and only o-r strong oltort will got II out ol -lou• 1111 g<OU.cl. 'liH£ ~-,....... ~ ~c •...- . .............. ' EtMor......t.a.f ..,.. Elena c..tcevn ......... .-........... Alt . . . . .. ... . .. . . ... .~erry_, - .............. - , . . . . . ., . . . . . . - - ~ • ......,.._ ................... o-,.Ooll6 r - ) .::·:~·~ • ................ . = ::: - . . . .H. \. fKIO< .iltl your llnal g<aclo." .Tho WO<da pulaalld In my ""!<!· FO< whO Ollt a-tr »)'lng ''tllfe" when my n - I S - IO< attondence. the t"""Vh of ltuontl'y end cohllently -•pr....lng my opinion on a ooonptlcalld lll....y . .,,.. •laloi1S of the H--· . Br chooalng a n - - Er>gllah courM,I realized • -baa._., ,.nanc. on don participation. I underttood that verbaJ u woU •• written expression would ba tl<er foetor. My laar olopea~lno to grooP'! of mot'e than three had atwav• caul6d mt to ahy away lrO<n ouch classes, butlllcolllo Umol wantll<ydlvlng,lt waa oomothlng tf>at had to be clone. r Tho mental prepatttlon IO< dell_!no my linn ve<bal 1 ~ -~· waa grvellng. r oa.. ,..,.11 IO< ~ to ocout the ctosa the and; to team thO motarlol~l went - - ,._,M~1- YoLI1 ,- . a by Joseph Slm 011 •cton partlclpetlon will ba a major =,...._,n..: :.e.:•:o=,. .___-to , _.unv'" ,., - trying •a ..aua~a ,,. act•·• -tdowntqllllltut-tlld. Tlloro-..a 17rIn thO OIUa, IS of HOI an !cleat aattlng tcx ......,,~,-gM r:--...... ,....._,1 .. toe: lillof""-'·-,. '"'""""t"" "'"'-.IMfglllful-~ otii.H ~ it,Y~e-fiOullnothlttoexaciywhatlhtld 1'lle atolttod ;...,.,,,...,. 11y .,. lint 20 mlnutoa. two otuclonll had apollon, each ollertng a laloty _....._...,. aplftlon. ' - ' - M,_,.,..to p-ro a In lll!ttnea. oo 1 had to think quickly during c1-... u ...,, ao lind a lull In the - t l o n. Ill a1arltod to~ a n d - olao began 11 1110 ..,.,. umo, ,,... wu no cloubt 1 would _,....the%';~~ lo<lhe ,..tolmy lila. com- ,__... -----·-·0 --•--.., -·_.,_pilOt, __ ,_..,..,.,_.....,..,. _ _..ng. ---····...·-·---..-~·-·· _...,'1_......,.,..__ -.. ... - ....... _ ... ,_.,aa.,. _________...,....,......,.onmr n.....,.. ......_,_.,.....,........ __ ..................... ........_............................. _ ................... __ ..,.....,.., ........ ..·==-..-.--·--:.~. ....,.................. . . ., .;-....,--• . -- ::·~Jrae:.+..:;:;;;;;;"'~ -. .. .=t:~;., .._....,... c~~~c...,.... a•d - -- lllelllg ..,. . . . . . , _ . olll<ydlring ..,... - - Mt'1 - u beet~. t o - u~t a ,-.,,..._,a ,...mute Tlle~IPIIIIIIIIIIJ~..--.--onltiO . .... .................... ••llllllll/tlf!lllt'l,•t aald .-...IOioolteiiMat..,_ ...... ,... ........... - . tt?l ..., . , ........ " . , - 1 a u . . . . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... The lilt '4 ................. ................_.... . . . _....._IOba �feedback ! f Fight for patriotism To the Editor: Judge teaching To the Editor: I WU unn- by -CHI O_:U_I "'lllel October 8th Roportor tlult the lnclueion ol lnttr~raonel conalder-auon• In judgementa on tNclllng quality ,... "an l!w~allon to corruption.• Ht Ia alto quotld aa eaying thai tile propoaa1 would "put P<UOUfe on lacu"y to bec:ome , _ In....,.. !Not ere none o f - - . . .· _ , _ _ , . . . , _ h 0< not,otudenla tU tbla unlv.slty are all.., ana.,... ol ''"' Pffmoly p u r - CHI~lof>.._ io'-ttmultta ana guiOO their Intellectual ~L Doopfte tile numbe< of atudento In -...ro halls Of crowded togothtt on campus bu- oac11 atudent INrnalllono. Tho _ . . ot ""''"'!fnf ,_ knl>wledO• and Ill INIInlng Ia o plvott manor-unique and ktioaynctatlc '"' oacll ol uo. S..iouo teaming does not occur w"hout tile dHP lnvot-1 or the Individual, hie bllltlo and hla feellnga. Without lhla lnvoiYement, education can only ltNe 1 practical. Yoeatlonal or statui useful nest. Rather than tt')' to Inhibit constrain the educational lnd1vlduellty ot each student, counter moves must be made to reltiH lhe full play of student baaed reaourcea ror lttr-n1ng- incl udlng inc.reaaed communlcaUon w ith p~otea.sors If needed. Tne malorilY ot otudentt ot this Uol-.lty roeant lndlltorenoo on tile part ol faculty ana resent tile IO<old anonymlly or !Kfure claaaoo. Di: . J l : J '"nlcation botw- otudent ana polosaO< Is tmpo<tant IO< tile student who Ia 10o1<1ng IO< •IY* to botiOf underatand hlmolll ana hls Ute. Tlris Un-sity Is a IOfrfble !>lace fO< tnt otudent - l s'not OUfo of"""' ne wan11 to do. The 111~ and complexity oe It often makn It dllllcuk for him to uaoss .mat ne really wants hom IL. When a ati.tdent beglns to questiOn hla preconceptions lie too often falls to find In hla Intellectual tX1)trlence at this UntversUy the encouragement or the materials for recon$1tuctkH1. Thlols sad. Unleoa a student lo ntghly motivated or HI~ disciplined, a conaclous effort toward •elf· doveiOf)mont can bo vary dlfllcult. And wnen tho atmosphere Ia aga1nat natural t~uman ln1ercourae betwa.n lludent and IMchet, hldlvidual ettott e.rt be awkwarcs and truava n~ . Too many •tuctentaat thfa Unlvttr-s ity are aw:fr11t. TMfr COUf'" work and often lhefr lfvft seem &Jmleas. They· drift In ana out ol l.llelr Cloases. Without any consclouo eflort IOOIOrd self~t There Ia 1 0< inlefleclual growth. f"lfng among many students ol powOf-.-tne lnalllf/ty to control or obape tbllr tllla ~alty. tcllinltlhal.,... o1 tne ruoons tile attrition rato Is ao hiQh llorela,becauae otudento leollool-thelr lndlvid...IJ.Iy MOfnS IO bo COMUmod 1>1 tno larganeoa ol thla lnatitutlon. lndlfiOJonca, tile lnablllly to oommlt tllemoet... to Intellectual growth, tho tendency to "hang>Out" In hetda on a ...,., ol aemt. ,._at eonsckxl.lfltH fa otlen seen In theH own eyea u l.lluro to lind pooiUvo direction IO< theu ti-. Not enough aU..-.IIon Ia being paid to what Ia to otu<lonts day to day-deanne wllh tholr presauree and with tllelr arudotleo. Moro ~aato be dono to humanl.to this Unl-alty. A atudanl olton CO<nea ·ll«e With _ , _ only • .aouo notion ol ne Is "' wltat lie Intend&. 10 do with his lila. Whotlter a ecl<owtec~U" a studonto' ponbn&l. -tal. or -ional not lie Ia , _ whh them. A otudent's _ .. to IIN<atu" his - ' l r to Cloal wllh r-Oof)! lasueo, lllo cllolce of a moJo<, aro - - that ahould bo cleol>lr alf~ld by tho clrcumatancee of hlo -~~Hie and tneenw-t ne lo groWing up ln. How much e-ta Un-..,yabout lbtoo clrcumatanca "' tbllr oflect upon tearntcD Clopondo on Ita wllllngneaa (or rell!or, tile teeclloB In II) to recognize .lhls lducaclonal purpoeo. to I&CIIIIy to bo Movoa ,ahould bo lnctOUingty open to lnqutrfos modo by tnq~~lal\1,. lludento. Studento ollen - k lnterporaonat contact with tholr prolnaO<O and they ctwlah a P<ofooaor's ' recognition or what their mlndo are. Thart ore many INchtta Ill thlo U'lf-.IIV who oro un•war• of lftt pettOnaJ human need8 ol l.t*r otudento. tney heve a paeaionato eommltment not only to wnot llle)l'ro l-Ing bul Jn !hoi< _,,. to communlcale II to their cloao. They are poraonatty _ . . . , , and OCHiocloua of partlcul« ocudent ~ ana ,..., the ability to tum -lllellc - s 1nao ~appenlng 1 told of - • '""'* -n•"' llwoly~-Thoy ...- - - " " ' oflbllr~-~-~ Mot\ prot.._. liM IIIIa.,. .-.Students want to bo token - a t y at>d tile IIIeY are is a..p oncl tasting. ....uon- To l.o<l Co><. a P<OUY tHnagor fre<n Ar1zDfla. palrfotlam wu moro than a w~. Three years ago, obo Nkld her hlg~ acbool prlneipaJ torolnatoto tne Pleclga. ol Alteg~Mca &I \llo opening ol NCb ctaaa. wu tumod do!on npl ori1Y by tile p<1nclpal bul by tile atudent -~~ tile local acllool board and by_., at&Joleglotatoto. But this teenager d«<n't Iaiit "no" fO< an enawer. Lof1 Cox hU now won • r~ht tOt a 8tltt lew PfOYidlilg that all, public: - S i n Arl.tona at~ 15 - a day lor r -tion of tile Pleclgaof Allegiance lor - - to participate. ....... ane·a now ~lng frx Congr.ulonal dealoftt tlon of a Notional Patrtotlsm Wool!. Thlo -tel -.ego both Pflmary ana - . , aclloolo 1~ P<OYIOo long o~udios oecf1 Fllbnwy In tile pattlotle berllaga ol ~ • l.o<l'l light haa nol bien ouy. Onca, 11 tile boglnr>lng ol h« Pledge of Alleglanca campaign, tile ..,,.,.,lean llag was ttolon from hor high achool. On other -.lono vondalo cut thO llogpota ilneo ond desecrated tl\e Illig by tearing It Into pi-• and burning It~ Some students tutu~ befOft the 1chool II waa """ aunng ner aan10f year 1n hiOh moctc«y contll>uld '.' Some acnoot. "Tho Je«a and INCbOfs aniclcored and ramlndld tile oc~t (despite tile now Stale 11_, they did not have 10 participate in the Pleclga·of Allegiance • • : · In lorl'o WO<ds. "to tile students openly rktlcultd mo. I ans-ed that our llog dooo rePf-nt Ill ol vs. It r••-to diOloo ••• Elttw you participate or you do not poitlclpat& That Ia t r - , , , So 11 1 .stand 1Jone ln my dauroom 10 rec:lte tn. Pttc:JQe of AllegianCe. 1/>en I wiW atancl 11011 bolott rou rldiwlo my patrfotism. -.,a llttlo ebout It boiO<O rou criticize .. ," '. ' j • Lori Colt Is continuing Iter tiiO<tt to do Wf\11 one can to rostO<e priCio In America -'ally among pOof)le. "TOO.y," one INI)'S. •we often ...., cne QUestion. 'who cares?' lkrt- 11 our IO<Oiall!ora 200 years ago bad sale! 'who earn?' Wllo<e - l d "" bo todoyl An<l where will wo bl200 yoaro trO<n now If we tall to work Aji4'"Protoct tile I<Jools upon which our notion wu buftt?'' ' As long as t~ero are patriotic young peoplollke l.o<l ( Co•, willing to light lor tllelr ktosts and ouro. tho nation *'" survt¥e. And maybe, just maybe, petriothsm, ror 100 board that the llag was natnlng mote th•n a p'ece of long for 100 tn•nr • ..dlnr word/' 11 c.itcning on again. cloth and the Pledge ol Alleglanca wu INIInlnglou. lor! eo., now a llud..,l at Arltooa Stato Unlv.,.lty, Joup~r Hon..tt ... f~ If ' -·. �• t I l i J "* To r/10 Eflltor: Th'- 11 tn ret'-oo tci 11\e recont ottleto Con~ng the Ultimate fr...,.. IMin. We feott* we ha.. bOon aubjoc\_od 1o Ncl 11<- 1110-ar- """""t.tid 'to 1M $poet,_ otro-tllo - t a u c c - ofllle loaf!~ on ,._ rood trip to Binghamton and llhaca. Untonunatoty, tM Manoolno EdHc< felt t11at thO moot un0falir'9- of t"'.rood lflp- hoW 11\e\oarn l>ad · ~ation poclllefn8 (namely.- one cw got lloppod on tllehlgllwoy wtllch loa~­ 'wntn pne II clllwtno J-.1 It Ia IIIII ~Oc . . . - , whicll cauMCI tiMI him to tltlo tile Wilde ~ play 't>oo'a " -·" Wo fool ,...._ Ia 1o1 I>Od aa thlo ls a ~tory .,..._ , eboul a Which Ia trying 10 gaif).rocogn\lbl o1 an up .and COII'lll'tl oport. W• lllo t- .. .. ob)tc:t to 1"- aolecllon ol 1"- photo u It has nothing to do wlth ultimate frlsbe<l. Ulllmoto t;flsbe<lls a ,...., lf'O<I and t"- " 0<¥1 utcl>" that 1"- caption 01- II reolt~ from a Piatu~ 11\at . .. ·~ •rtler In tM ~are during a lroostyle emlbltlon tMt wont on during Shonanlgona. It Is rathOf Qnlortunato ond on ornberourMnttO t"- oportlatill of TI>OS,..Cirum t"-t they l<now 1111.. ol this oport and try to c:o.. r . , _ , _ by uolng a pl~ure tMt ""' notNno to do wl\h wttlmoto frtll>oo as wott as using a ttl.. fc< an ortldo Wll4ctl Ia In I>Od taste. w...._...thaitlloiPOf'--'~ooone of our P<tc:tlces and - Wl>at ultimate lrioboo Is tit u _..s to ~ tMir ig-ance as exemplified In tMir moat recent anlole QOr!CefDlng u&. - ,...,~ I TM l/lrlmaro Fr- r • r..m " Gay People 's All~ance To tho Editor: Homolo....tltyl · WMt- elM II doH, this Wc<d Is certain to otlcll a reection from Natty everyone. If ~iet&l ~• dictated -rone•s reoctJon. tlljl r- ilon would undoUbtedly be -~~~ Fo<t,unatoty mc<o poopleoto OP4A...,Inded enougtr1o at teast-tlon on attitude of dlstrust. hoatllltr aM hotrod whletl ,_ t>alod on Ignorance and lear. • Wo oro members ol an SA group on cornpu1-Goy People's AUionce (formerly Gay Ubo<atlon Front~ ltls our goal. to lnlonn · lnd eduuto tho Unlvetelly community about what It 'means to be gay .. ln tho put we have bee(1 contacted plodomlnantty by gay men and women. Re•II•Ucallythi~ .WO!l)~~n~ overnight. Wt _ ilould~ n..._.o roacn 6'iii1iiMife"O rogome.u -:7\ o1 ..X\lal Of'Wote.rtion.• ~r{ Invite anyoQ., ~~ oall ua • (831·2179). droP by our StU.,.,t Centw (311 Squire) "' au end a ootfoohouM(Fti<Say nlg~te ln To'M\Nnd Hot I). AUondlng 04ldl I large and dfvorM IChool u UB, ptooonll • unique opportunity to tlecorN ocquainlod • Wl\h • ""'ltlpl(ciey ol 111Uty1M &n<l attftudoa. "-'!!aps tttt. _ . , , . Ia 111e most V&\1'0'- pen of the oclucalfonol proc:eaa lrWL Oniy by obooptlng _ . . 01 ~uoto can - ..pe<tence growth. ,,...u,.,, M•'* SchuOouer Goy Poopit'o Alllonco ... More on Gen Ed connnue to conaome tMM couriea. The Task: F01ce T~ Efllfor. 1 - ,_,ance r• Int.._.,_ .,._If P<l"l 11>0 to! lowing lotte< In Tho Sp«ttum M i , . . _ 11 ts.of _ . . to 11>0 u~. t - writing to roopotlrlto of T-ll olllle _ , o r tile Fc<oo lor ...,_..Ilion of ~ Education, ''The Effect EOft llle ()po<atlng Units." - I n 11>0 at11c1e on -•oftht Oct- .. ..._.,.,.~.entHiod ~GE H- . c.tled ....,. 'or ....,......" He'flng ,...._...., the F.,.., . -.. '11 -~~ ~ - M. . . . . .lcopnllleT. .~I~~ Iher> eliminated coniUfllptjon flguree' IO< Biology and ~ ond ofM<od (on 2l! of tiMI ropot1) on od/ullod ligate _ , . n g the ftiO&t IHoi>oblo actual effect of Garwat E4uca\lon on the PMT "-""!10- a ~rot 2, tStc:Ndft !.'""'l W, .-~ooo the lni1/I.C{lanal ~~ ol llle tho PMT Education ~ *'-IOdOt ...., In trulll, .1)Md to --.rlnltruc:tloNf-to_._ ....,.. -ion ,.,_., -...., contraiY to -OtO. .....,. oplnlona...., 10 , . lllpol1er. tnet.oo Nghllgllto a ganwat concern .lhoUid be noted In r e - to 11!0 Tul< Fc<OO ot ,..,.. ' o f - - ' Ia t o - .....,.: Ext- caution tllel ahOulcl gul4e the ,,.~,--,.....,.fO<PhyaiMI .......................... . . The.,..,.. .u...~ 'IIIIa ~ftc _l_ -1& .............. ...... _.,-_ . .:. . ·- . .-:.·.::::..:: ........... ...=- ... ...,......_....,._.._........,.,.. .-. . ....... . ·--1i· ,. ... . . . . . ___ .................. _"_........, __ ..._..,._.....,.. __ ____ _..,. ...... .................. ......,_ .. ......... ...... ........... .............. ........ .II' ....... _.......,_ ................ ...................... ..................._........... ---·· -----................ the.......,~ tho of -'1 ' - -• lnlefprolation of thO-. Conaln t - In tiMI report . . . . . . , ..... "'..,...,.,niiMI-~ ~ _,.,. too~c . and """"'P')Pna '!'1llch .. ...... ........ Ill ktiowltidDe- CIUIIItle oltNir ...,.._In tlle' l.,..uel PMO&gM. a,.clOc: ~ .................... al ..... ~or- data fm11111no facully,.....,....and dllnlnlll!on- _ .. - - l l e onlyoller*' e!Wafull,......,._ol ~.:- _. ., -" no. , .... """'*""' - ,,_ ... -....,o,-~-----_....,._. .,._ _.. lor • ........,_._ ol *Y .......... 1D tho ~ --..................... ....., " .-'Jrl.- a. I .-:1~ ~ ......... ......,.,,. .... ~ __.. - ..... M*"! ... ��An-excellent production Saul~Ckln 's Rhlnocerous One of the I~ "gr-" pjoy,la whether k cwt ~ peliod 111at -eted 11. ' WI*> l'llrll>«wo6 fhl produced In ..... In 1880, k wn 1 ohocl<ing wor1t of 1hl rvont~. Since """'· ~Mur<lll thelt..l8l<en ouch holcl lllal • new pj!W wkhout oome troce of ka lnfluenc:e Is" conaidered petty rum. Whit mor1ta Out , . . _ . lnlm t h e - of the · Is not onty Ita br-.m wk. but ..,Ita '-"o ~ ...., ..-....,., It la no1 aimlllv WI exomple of tneet... tNt fuat " - - to bolla form; It rieea obo. . thoM llmkellona to -a- u o gr-. incf extremely fUMy pjoy. fur11wmoro the produetiorl et the Centn n-tre It 1\if ~<*ice. The_... for the~ II.....,.. ~In • polllncloi rowii ~ begin to tum fnto rNnocero.... From lhla very bMic iclellon.ac:o poducooo a -~~Image, I!Mwe of the abOlJ<d ,...ct. - - dMI In oylllbclal, of the tnAy frlghtWIIng riM of I .,.., bl4ef 01 ldaeiogy. At first poopll 119 allellcool. but they gredualy come to that llumen balngll.,. met~ Into " " ' - -· And .. they do 10, ... they too f1nd lhlmlalvea c:Nnglng. The focua of the pjoy Ia . . PfOCIN of tim belief-"- ,_.,..._, ~the toWI'Ift repMWited v~ at~. We hive the IIIII* .._ lllftl, !he Ham·p el _and Lee to .p lay Toronto A whole world - o{Jazz �©prodigal sun! ,. - - - - - J J Y 'ThoonM R. eocc. When we -OIC:Nd tho~ Ill 11 :45 p.m ., we w~ oullitllo for the Ednor• Nore: ,.'Mth r.gMrJ to the doort 10 .,...., In lhe " - - a bright rod VWI. The bee* ~ t o tiW van ojar, olqiC)IIno an ~ and diverWflod -..pply oflleollolc .., ........... rtacUd In ... bed<. '"""" 1lvM people- one c..rv, one girt, and one ~~-<lancing 11 the front of the van yelling "Aocl<y Horror, Aocl<y Hort-qr." Thlo d - I'!IUII be ..., of a pre-.Aaclty tllutl ~ people ..... appleucjij;g - · and yelllnglor The ~~ -nod 01 11:50 p.m. •%' upcoming .cuviU.• ~•red wnh ~ Roclcy HOnor Plc:lure Show, IN$ wrtter is loonlng MOUnd whh the idtNJ of • modMn tt.y GulliwN visiting Rocky. sittin~e While Spectrum office and typing Sudden Impulses, I was approached by my good friend Jimmy Bates. He asked me how I was, and I told him that I hadn't been writ.ing for awhile and was looking forwar~ to doing an interesting Arts story. The problem was that I didn' t quite know what to write about. Jimmy suggested that I go see The Rocky Horror Picture Show. . .. It hasn't been wrinen up yet this year, and it's really worth 'seeing, Tom," he told me. It's, well, it's just amazing and nuts." " Amarlng" and " nuts .. are two banal terms I'd never uae when writing up e film rov~w . ll'd opt for ''innovallve" and " bizarre,:• rHJ)IICtfvolyl. But 1tw. movie may itill provide on lntetlllng Aru story. Rocky Horror II IN ~ II • famous to &Jffolonlt~~~a "c:hlc~en winO• and bowling. But while IN n-. ~ is better oqueinlld with IN Iotter · -... It II beolc.ly co11eoe lludents -the ~ronldo'o loc.l - · who <1111011odlv Oll*ld mlclnight cultural OVOOI. I t>ovo never gone 10 tKio movie, duf rea~ra. 10 I would lice 10 provide you with llr\ In ~pth look 01 my vllgin experience wllh Aaclty Honor. I tt.enk my good deer Muter BotN fO< the Idea. and I Will lry IO recO<d my feelings 01 candidly end llonettly 11 1 Cl<l. Much IIIlO,._ On Frlcley nigh!, Octobet, 1 7th. lnr friend 0001 McGI•illlnd I propj,red to go to !he show. Den "od a ~ of rica and o SQUirt gun, end 1\o told me !Nt INy ,.,.. essen~ ........,,, IO< the movie. I told lllm not to tel me eny1Nng .,.,.. oboul the mo.ne. lor I wanted 10 - II much like Gulliver would hoW. f eruld from my mind ..,..... of tho veguo gonerWilios 1 hod 1\oord M>oul !No ..,.,.\. end. 01 about 11 :~5 p.m. Dan end 'I tool! otf on an excursion '10 the Grtnada Tl\oaw. a lllo1 of tuoen..,. ........ a..,.. Tho SMrloct.'' Gee, tlley'reJ-* -mv end c,eot .... llolr.a ~ .... the *"'f. end the ........,. called- of the gills in the C8K " elut" 8!'11 one of IN ~ IIUYI " aaholo." m- tWo ratlinld ,,_of rou. A-lloiwollci,_ The mov1o itMH Is a llcl<. but it Is the - ......, w- thOI Then, the~ Oll<led ~ _..In ""' ...... """" tNt t!lloY uold lor "flpt," Sura ..-gl>, twth - - o n the OCteon. 1 felt ti\OI· manv more. . r ~ f panlciPtllon ' noldero, Aa I Al""""'''' oi!No ~.1 tel\ • of irlcomp4et.onealn my own lifo. Hero it : if; -end102o!Roc.tyHonw,end 3 ltw. Wll my ~W. llhouglt about .,. •• those wa4cenda i"-<1 ruined; · ~ w~onds f would go 10 the pub end =drink with me felow l~o {I'H cal It those peop4e Yeohn. IO< Ctonvenlenco -Sl"~' sake, of courael. and wookenda I woJtd f ~ date those d.;t Yoel\e women end listen i to them say "no" al night. Wei, tM i HoynaHoynas never uy "no". end me;, 15 lifestyles ore m0<0 complalt. Many HoynaHoynu moandof ttvouglt lhe isles. sljrring up 1ho Mldionce portlclat>tlon and putting on porlormonc:u of me;. ow n. Their fifestyle is oo different Mod untQUO me;, nic:ltnorN8 tlvoughou1 ""' - · "tooth, _ pr«ty good horror ~ of the poopla In the audlenee w ere affeciod by ..,..... opecl!M cosmic ..... of dou~ deil w. &Jt soon, I roolixed 1h11 over-... mo. - 0 f' thOI I feel ashamed about r Yeehl. :1, typCaf I So. - tills must be one of thOH ~ panic.,_tlon movieo {cOmplete w~h 9roup!HI. Thlo would tho movie very -a.1 10( me, becluoa I 1\ad only been to • quui-...,lclpllloo! mollie before and !Mt wao TM BIMlk Stallion. (Duritlg IN climatic peln1 of !hot I'[IOVie, eight rove-year olclo 1\Jrned to their mothers end .-ld almultaneoutfy. " Mommy. I gon• go poddy."t Dan end I ge~e IN eldet1y tlcl<et ledy f3 ' "' our odmluion p111. While atanding In flno, I wn amued 11 oomo of the people beNnd mo. Moot people looUd rela!Noly norm'w, bul other~ fool<od like t11oy were ready fO< e Sex Pletola concert. The<'e wore paopje w earing b<lgtU rod pams end moun111no of mtke up. The only 1thing mluO'Ig w oro tlla booby pjna In their c-.. m- w., AI 11 :53 p, m , Dtn end I were a41owed entrance 10 the lhoacor. f rtopped • G.novo, New Vert. a man who friol<od me lil<e'Joo Fridty. '· • Now I hod rood obout lhoat" Pardon me oir. 11a you carrying any pil1;cipotion.IC<JII movieo before, but this bortlesl" he .-ld n he loll my coat is the very first _ . . n t y f hod 10 go 10 pockets. " No. f guna you're not," he one. You .... I como from o omal, said, ""'w.lng his own qunrion. "'So«v l.,.woy upoloto city-<loMv•. New Vert. I hod 10 do !hot olr. Have o good time (Exit nu~ 42 on YOUI Thruway, and go DUCL" f gulll going nutto Is an nLWnbar one In your heat\) end we don'l irnpofUnt · - at t111o movie. hayo IN oc1Wn11110 of teeing thoao avant When we IC>Pioachld tile IC'Iual lim ·~~- type flicl<a. let alone getting eoplos room, I wu eurprlsed by the "uga screen of "Ch~nk Punk." Tho current dou~ II tho Granoda. The Cfowd w os leatao lllho G-..a Cinema II, I believe, To Kille Mor:klngbltd followed ·by somo)Nhat operce, coneltllng only of about 100 people. To entertain the &tn Hur. s ....a , some people sMek during audience, the Granado woo playing a the cheriot ocene (popular rumO< hu II ..-y of "Kenna" Howolie<, !hot old fldy Nieloon wao known to neve many of the - ' " wore yetflog "~ps, faintedl, but one con't reoly cal this Nps." I could not underotend why, but 11 audience pl<licipatlon. con onel abotlt midnight. my question 'llle people attondO'Ig Rocky Honor answered. slofmed kind of II)OClal. For corwonlence no. RockY Horror Picture opened with .-,._ I will refer 10 tllem h om now on as HoynaHo~ Tha ttovnaHovnas,..... indeld a groat bunch or I)IOI>Io. and !hey oiMoully wanted me 10 be an ln10gnol pert or IN movie. During the r.W. scene, m.ny HoynaHoynu pulled out their squirt guns and tenYod me with ample doeses of w11er. f fell 10 imporlont, being exPOSed 10 ouch prof-nal simutarion of reinfaU. One HO"tnaHoyna hit me In IN groin wfth a pieco of butteoed 10111 during the " iotst" scone. and I sat In tho middle of an exciting toi&et warlero exchange during the "Great Scotti" Tl\8 cllmax of tho HoynoHovnas occurod duill'll 111e oex scene. Two HoynaHoynas rtood behind Jtnoll screen ond gave their randltlon of the aC1ors· carMia~vl1ies. Such 1 depletion wu quite rtlmulatlng 10 wau:t1. The HoyneHoynas oro otso exuormoly intetligenl end quO:)< witted. One ol the fttO\Iie't ..._. ~ _ , , tha where•"""'- of Fay Wrov. -the Hoynotioynos re_,cjod tNt "aha w ent _.nit," At another PaiN In tho....,.., w.. reader, f vow lo licaly change my llfertylo. For the na>rt couple of w..U, I will! go with IN mundane Yeoho IC'IM!ie ol my ~lo . bUr. in the meMltime, I wfM 10 be a benet HoynoHoyna. I w ll knp .tO ilocky Honw Picture Show until I w~l bet~ to repeat Ill tl\o linao. )u01 tika my feMv ' HQvnoHoynao. Thlt will make me a mO<e cfostinct indlvlcluol, and k w lllleld me to • Wfo m0<0 conducive 10 llofolo peo,.;bliity. My Thursdays ore now llignHtcant boocausoI t is the day of 'l'V hlst"'1< seminar, butfllt\lll ~will be even mono oigniflcan\ - It w ill be the day before Rocky. I will go to mv meMo evwy - - IO enjoy C<Aturl il.d int..- soc:iallniO<K1for>. So, forgM those """'4> - I goiiO balota, thoattas movieo f w ill Mil my OIO<ao end buy o c.ntury's sull!>ly ol rice IO< no. Rocky Horror Picture Show. I will be "' IIC!t1vo len, a great HoynaHoyna. end wl\o knowo. maybe someday you'll "141 dancing with the cleb4o,.ble in front of tl\o bright red van. -*""· .. ..........s. $3 in ldV....,., t3.50 II tN ~ [If bcklltiWeiV-I end froe ~ w il be served. Harvey Ccrty Ptoduetlons . . presenting the O<lgO\al Rod'y Horror play atShu's'!,llsHeloweon. Granada tnltllllllf Joe Moll le .,._nning o bus trip to New Yort. Clly t o - TM Rocky Horror Pfcturrl Show 11 the 8th Street Playholilo (homo of the Aocl<y HO<ror f'an Clubl on November 7th. TTcltots 10<- fora. oef...,_.. end theater ldrr'Oulon ere 139.95. Col Joe Mole II 833-1 ~ 1 lor further docaila. a charoetor ""'o ~ ~ standing In the pouring them lhel they " lad< wet." Tho HoynoHoynos raptv by •ylng " no shit '*'·- .... , NOW SHOWING AT THESE THEATRES -~~~~C'QlllaiiJac 1:30, a:a, 1:11. l'lll. 1:11,11. . . . s- ...,......,..._ ._11ft -·--................ ,...,... ,,.. -T_._,.,_ ~­ ., - ' t P U & I f "T-. ' 11...,..._llltllaiiJ•-,. .... . . .. . . l l ~ ... I "- - - -==n:-:-c:w-~ .._ H TH t l.P"' ---y-_ ..,..-- ..----!~ 1• l ., :. "" ~ r ~ ~ Dally. , ,., a:a, 6:3L 7:11.1:11.11. . . . . . I:ID. ~ More not• on Rocky: The Granlda will be ceWJrotlng the ~ vAnnivwarv ohowing o1 no. IlDdy Horror Pfr:fiiW Show 1llis r~CU~J •• ..r �~©prodigal sun ~ J . ~ ! ·c- Robin WoodowO<tt> haol!,t11 ,.rfnen "" lnterutlng end impartj,i,t bc>gk.<lnliie In """ U.Ce the revOlution. s....,,_, O.yt'ln T-"'M>: "-"olurJon, , • Evolurion, ~ is 1 ruoi10ngly written boolc, f;tled - witt> • lincere ~ ...s , _ , fOf the lr-n § people end lttlir ltNggle to m.... to me , _ cU....... 8 CeriHn Ol14y ontr with me tacu of tMng a conditlooo I.W>der me AyMofW> Khomeini, bul he ,;. frequently ~ .....~• • sixt h peretptiol> of things ea well, ,.king me boolc freoll and - lnoight fut a a well n.Jnlormative. However, in hit eagerness co countett Wea1em antagonlam for Iran. Carflen hat Indulged In an overly efhltlvo tt~• .which could aiJentto the roeder 11om me a uthor end lhue thwart hit Intent. For t he flrat six ch~ptert of tho boolc, Corln!l praisea tho noble icleals or t he 4 yarolfah'o Iran at the expense roaly, o f W0$1e<n civ~tetion. Over and ewer~· .SliUS ttt..! we h-ave no ! lit-· -w. f. TIM ONM Tv Sit Com. by Rick Mitz, 440 pages, unifying culutrl, <10 rOOfn fO< a $1)1r~Ul>l view of the unlve<M, no t...rltion. Our values "'" confuted at best and h \s preq,ety this a!bitrarv materfahm which served to redu6e Iran ao-eort~PMtely under 51\eh f'alllavi. Throullh l1io oubfoctlvo assertions Co~sen has l)lven hlmaolf licen11 to expreu hls appreciation lor Islamic cuttoma and lleolan nationa"st ceremonies In the mosc flowery end romamlc of terms. I r.nc~ my..ll reacting as a cvnieal end dlsbeftev01ng W01temer t? eU of this. yet jNs may be. (aubconodouoly, of CO<ne), preci&ely what Carlsen hOplt. In e xprnsing his P<Ofound aopr.a.ttons lor tl>e lliamic/ trenW\Iicetios, the humenus, Carflen ..,.,.,_ ue o l being ~ble of such - eclation. He ~t ~n to oey ttn, vet this is Indeed what he repeatedly aeye, partlc:ufarfy In Chepter V. This ce n be very """'oklng. Hll pu,_, after aM. in w riting the bOo~ Is to expote uo to •"- IPP<etiation we mlght feel for these people lf•glvon an opi)Orolnity. So m e tuthor romentiCises the country:'tht " bad" t Jdtting there ll.e . the poverty. the aloth, the dirtl Is the wOrth; the ''good" lthe op;rit..alism, the purity ln Ideals in ideals, the unnamed quality Carften lnllst antly cens " poetry"l ls the very best. But Carften- US woth some illurt'>tnatlng l ecw • • wei. FO< ;,.tence. what served as 1 reve~tion t o me was that the rnembets of the Shah's ocret polteo sor,ylce. SAVAIC, the brute! group res ponslblo for most o f tho horryfying mutifatiol>a end e xecutions In Iron, wore actually treinod by the CIA in Washington. D.C. Tno horror of s uch brutallty have been told oflen enough, but the reason lranleos blamo !he us for these acts of violence .,._,never been rn.de c lear to mebtfore.. ~ Neither dou Ca.lsO<> igoore tho'problema of the Ayatollah's government: the jobless, the dirt, the atmosphere of Inertia end sloth. But C....., hope in resoMng these problems. The tiona he PUt to the studenll et tho Emba's sy end the ones to Protldent Banisedr I t O InCluded ., me book's oppendbc. The s.uccass of Cerlteo' s book is secured bV the re ede r's -abPity to ptescribe to these questions the 1n1w ers and responses the various tr&n1an iruerest..g.roupe and leaders w ould give. For S.venroon Oaysln To/Iron: II' o book of t emptrmenl end ,.,..aonelity of s<>mething In the process. not o f conclusive bis tory. Ca•l,.n hal protoidltd us with t1"1eor•os; an actual resolution C8N"M)t uttlmat~ be plucked from t he work Itself. I literati llvrM- deacrfbn lilrtullly$ry Multlon comedy to hit the tube · Rick M•rc/(Publi!IMrs, Herd cove<, •19.95 ' Gaotpe Grec/o Allen · alnca 1848. 1rO<n Show to TlfJt/. In • "Owner Menuaf." he auggosts to by RoiMrt G. 8-1 the ....,!lOw ln'J>oolt can be reed. FO< n amplo, suggootlon 4 to know who wa• In what 1t 1a ,..,.....to ~ who watch anow? Juet tum to;,twlndelt ....loofc it up - oh, JerTv Van OyQ. Folow' the boucnir1ll end televi*on . . ltllng lhoir: ~.. ... tel you, TV It '!I'I'1V wtleoa. The thowa we dealgned to vou1t ~all ell Jeny'a aitcorna ilOtal." Or, Jle says, " Try out the IPI*d><H. They'R tal you which aitc0<n10 Mil dlallwMt*'oo detwVent· They' tt ~ me mosses won Emmllo, which won the hlghlat retlnga. whlc:h ran Whl4e COl pcMIItloo• ...S cunning feeclot poliU.:O. ere the longnt ." grebblng our ~ end eouls. I'm not quite WNte the book't tone is uaually Iunny and fight, It conw-.1. . • AM owr tl)l COU<!IIY, mlndo •• being put to tho occaalonally ~ over ~· aerloua terrain, aa It ~ C~U"~iol> of .Why we wetch TV u much •• wo do. Entlro when It exam'"" PI'~ fiko Forlrer Knows S.1t and gr-. ~ P<OO- era elmed et finding out how The OoMo R..iJ Show. Even though rare Ia it wheo Sit· Com M t -upol • • ~. Mitt tak" epeclol aim o aomo ---·~ ue. The ffentrllc ltltwllt television wtdely ¥ltwld family Ill* which deluded .... ..,, • • haa ~t.,... of ..-ch rtmlndo one of the of-f~ lifo ahoUd be ike. I' m auro ....polio ruboflo ..... in ltt1a cer>tury. Alhough o f - I have read Is compoWng, meny eon• end deogtrt. . deeply reaented • lethe< who ~-of Mlnhel McCiuhen's more - . thowld P*ionc:e - w;ldorn 11\at Aobort Young did • woric. I lh/nlc the TV writing done haa tondld aa Mr. In Father Knows s.st. And the ' lnordiMtliy to the ebetn:t, lllaclng the pl>lnomenom of femWst movement ....,. heve choked '" the lime when Televielon In eome lclncl of aoclol, ~ngulatlc or poitlcal the thow won., oword in 1955 " For COMttuctlve " World-VIew" lnatud of enawerlng ...,. of t he mOfe Portreyel of Ame!leen fwnily Ufe," for the wllely obvloul quMtlono fitet. obodlanct' and NrVItudo me anow ldeelil'ed wu I know the mojOflty of Jhe writing done hasn't certainly not conotructlvo in their mlnda. Bin Gr~v. who anliehttned mo witt> - d to wiJY I weteh h. For me. played Bud Anderaon, the aon, oven denounced' the many tlievfelon thowa-npecilily Sltuatiol> oerlea, aaylng 11\at, ' 'The fl1ow did everybody o di.-vtca. The glrfa were olweya treinld to uoa their Comediii-...S • relaxed ...S not totallY mlndl... tnterteltwnenl. I heve f.., wtrlhelng them. The Q<Mitiol> Jtminlna · to pretend to be halpleoa to ettract men. "-ry lltesilltll/: Mr. Grant .•• I don't .tnow how to of -.t,....,., ~my mind blcauM trying t o _ .. The thow contrfbutad to t lot of problems botw.., men oay thlt: You'ro not ello- to ale 1tt11 wf>M.. • • ..-.... IMo one'e privete defritiona of what Art e n d " " " " * ' - - - today. " for • job. II'• ~ rho law. thould be Ia. .... boring, end, ~. deflect• the In -olll1ough, lhe boolt MrVeo to revive the memory of the great old comedln, lil<o The Oldc Van LDu: ~col•copl laue. II,_., ~ Coiro~ ert wonderfUlly c.altld end -..irigly tnlomlning. The C~U"~iol> of their Oylro Show, I I.Dve Lucy ...S My Fovorlto MMtflln. Mitz Mery: ~• At tiHI- of rho...,.,....,, Mr. G,.,r tlmileo or Mrlr(: Art laJin tmp1y -.1 Sit come have been on thW own - hat been grented acca~ to old acripto ...s "Yol.r.,_ gol oped, :• . Pfoductiol> photogri!Phot iO we can reliv• peno of our t.,.., my iliill to me 111111 Of thrH or fOUr houri fevorit• thowa. FO< example, the aaetion on Mery T'(lor PI< week, ttlnoe I w• a ~-· ShaMnv: ''Waf, . • - · -· .. Moore fa deluged with cllaalc blto. For example: Htt growfr. "/hate lfl(ltlk. " 1n lillY • · ~hal r....tv wmt eo about T~ who loclu et it me ..,.. way wa do: with on During me job lnttii'Mw, GNif Lou Grant, IM Thera Ia mucl\ """ of 1he ~ IWff fn. Mitt' • !of wllh ~. """'lun; and wtt11 '*""-- tltet 1a nor Sltlc:tly M<loue. The Glwr ~• ..U "-ry Is w want• • drinJt • • ho pulls • """"'·lt•-~~oC-TVprfme­ bonJe ......._ . timo "*"-~~· 1 - t i r e 111out 111e _.., , TV S1r-C1M1. bV M* Mu. tela the Nader the LD- of Dottllle G.t sm.tt Of . . . . . . m.llook - - t o . . . _ ~bout SituMion Comedlll, Ma-y: No. lhafiU. oliO cloc:ol.mora. ..... llumauroully. _ . , ........ ¥INt • _..., wllh • doc:lrlne to pedal thlnlca vo thould LDu: Oit,-0<> • . . ~ ~~~~ao Ma-y: ~. Ill tftlhr. 171 have tKadtly ~ondel. llnow. Lou: , _ old- 'f'Nl ..$liow?l. The be • ..._"'!' to Ma-y: 7Nny. McCiulltn'a bul v.......,.. Lou: Mflet lllllplor>- youl wort< it one I' M OOiniiD fond 001t t hick of a lot - · wonv rw- m.v·• ,.g. .....-•. -•don A--.. _,_.,lflll/lyln(J tunor-....... or...,... hom,.~ a-.,. ._.,_...,..., n...... a.r TV-_.,""'*'-'_.. ....._ a.a· THE CHABAD HOUSE preseata: ~~E JEWISH WOMAN· Who is She 7 ·---..ar· -.....•..... •o-.r- ·-...-.. --.-ca--·- . TONIGHT . Friday, Od. ~- -t �©prodigal su n~ - - -- - -- - - - - - by JudyM. Qatt.g.. Tl)lo rook ·,.· roll inelltutlon auortod ln,Ngh achoolo. It got its " b<eak" ot McVen'a night clUb, whlcl! led t o o gr"'t detl of e<it lcWm from 1 ~ ..c:llo ~ty one! from certain local rock 'o' ro~ bandt. It w ea bollevod thot oo kiclo - tho oldat bolog 18 yre. ojd-could pley ao-tnot tne votttaN. But thost ttnloent " authoritiee!' were unawllf'e of the amount of tMnt, know·hoW and equiptment thote t.igh ochoolero M!I. .The paniculor loolltutlon 11 w ao 11ferrod to eo Peg.-, and tt>ey did lndeod neva a difficult tlma b<Mkfng into tt>e - wwva of the 8uffalo rook "'-Of tt>e mld-1970.. ''W e hod to omaah the opposhlon oway by doing tt>e exoct aame songs that tt>ey diet, wllich they wero n yong t o do bolter then tt>e original group. W e hod to do bone< tfw, both the orlgoNI groiJp end the _.;tion, wNch W I -ved by ltllming thft one! playiog 'them in CQilCOtt, Thay pis- tl>elr 1*111 badtstage end -re otmbarassed to e<>me bock out, ' till thay dtoppod out of the beocl one by one, ....s we owned the clty," one INmber OJ< ~inod. Thls b<ougllt them meoy five opo11 on the thao·prograsivo WBUF radio station, and thev 'oon became Of"'e of Buffa~·· most 1 prominent bonds, b<eoklng oft aono of attendance rec:o<ds at b -. Their show , CONiotlnQ of GeMols, Gentle Gl<lnt and King Crimson materiel, in addft:ion to m•nv origlnats UncWng ••Akrtatlon.u an ~~<~tire rook opere complete wttn theotriesl. pacltod tna followe<o In, ,,.,.-lime lle<ofaatera and 8udo But all good thing• como to on end. load singer Marl< ~reeland referred to Pega!N11' tormlnlotlon eo o major turning po;nt. "The bost dme thot got people to coma to aee our us was When we did the · ' 'broak·up" a nd wo modo peopl4t rulizo 'I'll pay thot much. I wanno see .th<!!".' And then we realltod the hype - writing on the po11ero ' Free unHmhod Gin 1nd Beer. Frue Proatltudon.' And people'd &etue11y sey to me 'Ohman: I can't wah . I'm gonna party on that gin so bid.' ·Then we realized, you eould toke what we ho•• •nd expand on how much pooplo wented it- so bad. That woo when lt turned around, It y ou wanna know the tr\Hh, W e bctcarrHt sucessfut." Thlnklng h wO'-Ild be the lost time to aee them, the crowds packed thernnlves In -...... Pegasus pet'&onnef had a ''par11ng of th• wave ." "There were tOO many intereonOicts of dtrecdon; there was.n•t o unihcrd dtrec:tiQn &ke tJiere once was,·· related drummer Chuck C•venaugh. Under Pressure from tMII men.ager tne band !>Yytd Top 40 music undtt the assumed no,., of " A." 8ut playing in t.Gtordo to o bunch of adoies<leots wasn' t raa•v quite thak niche- they cllcl tt only once. "'Aft01 that WI ... ,....t Slid 'Thltlo not Worth ft. We hove thiS ill management; we hove th.s ill ""-· we neva this • gig ' So there was t lot of illoeu In the maehlnlt and <ne machrne b<Oite down and w.mt to ,._, ror •while." rtcalled C1vanaugh. HorsefntMrs The members wtnt their StPIIItl wey•. BISitst Ken1 Weber rained Auot Helaft, a oemlnel Now Wove bond. Gu~erlst Vonee Cooper studied music ot UB, in lddttoon to INChing guiulr. Cevanaugh wont on the to.d w;th 1 ddco group. 1'1-nd b09ao en evam gwde solo act 1.1'\def the neme " £'-cuom•n," &attt ~ by busist ~YI McCraory end 1 Rhytlvn 8oK The bond OJ<panded Include Cooper and former Peguus kovboardslt Staptlen TrOCQSO. Cavanaugh rewmed from the disco toutl and- bangi - Eieetroman became 1 Mco band with a New Wwe .uc:tience. t-ree1and desc:ribea Ehtctromen as a .. modern w hite Afric.en band~,. I do it because I like it. lf;~ll tO aee people dance and .flO ape-shit,'' he aald. tfrHiand's philosopho. . on i fe era bosod ""his belief that it is lull o f both fun and reuneh, which Ia why hi conducted his ponioo of the interview in that manner. He only wlahed to bo himself .I Treccaae lnalorod in piano 11 UB. He chongld hlo stage name to " Trelaino:' an otd nickname 1he1 freeland cotnod fot him from an old Star Trek episode. He began moklng lour·trock topos of h'- own musk: in Cavanaugh's basomont with Cooper and SOIJnd roadie John McGovern. ,This led tlwtm Into an Intriguing new 1101: Rooordlng. Tommy Ctlandr&of The llutfato e-ga of Mua!UI Knowladga label helped mtk4f putting out a record roulble. T'w o Pogoaus s ongs ware recorded in Troccaso' a baoomont - wlth Mark literally s inging in the shower stall- to bo retoaHd as a 4 6 rpm olngla. Altl>ough Pegaeua hed elfeetlvely' b<oken up, they were atrll tne most mar~etoble product, slnee Ele~troma n end Trelolne realty hadn't " napperuuf' yet , of 1979 end wrote • new roc~ opera called T,. Nlw Ort!H. It has a gen..-al setting in the near lutu!o- therols an uobotenca ond main In economy end polroeo; society botlts intO utter chaos but it 11 even~ rebuilt. 1M ~w ordtlt w as also rocordod on eoght •tt oc~ . But in every businen there ere problems. In this case k wet trodemall< righta. It wn Chrlstmes time, the ll' wao flnlthod, end Clovanaugh found OIJt that, not only hod the name N.w OrrHr a~eody - o d on someone else'• album.• but rh11 • llic:k ~WVtt hod *ndy registered a 1 - trodemar1t IO " P - s" Ia<; a W Ht eo- band. Not takiog chancet ori getting sued, 8ullalo'• Pegi5Ua chaogod to " Pegaoonica" - bocause the 01me wao stil i6amlfreble w;th ",PegMus'' ond because it hod thlt 1980. ring to 1t. Due to both '-911 and aesthe~ probjems, 1M Now!Hw Yorll. lormtr1y The IMw Order was rerecorded ion the now fully c><Otaaional Maxwel M usl<; Stuillos on 16-uoclt. Currently. ",. be40g ~ lit the mastering tpreosiogl plant by Gteg c•v who olio masters wort< by Meura. £no, Fripj> end Bow10. 11 should be reteued 11 the ....S at this month with a t2-page ~to bool<lot which c:oinci6es with the live slide snowp!toenttdon by local gon4us Rick Seymour. AU or'1he writing, recotdlng. pu~. prodvcing. englnMOOg, cover lrt, grephics, mert<eting, etc.. was dona by membora of T.-,_ P<odomin""tly Trecc1se one! C.Vanaugh. Acoordlng to Treccase the group Is "independent musicians who onlv want to get ounelves-out to tho WO<Id end wa'ra doing,lt In the best way W.. know how. We are tOtally aoll· conteined. We are our own JeeordH1g entity in that we ~n 1110 dO Pr- l t "'~ i I ~ . r" ' �:! •• ": E ' ' Ddwn- onM~ i! i I :.-- ~ ;:; ~ Nijjht life in Buffalo is • c~mbinetion of a lot of things: partying, entertainment, food' end moat importantly. good times. II you .,e looking for the beat of the night life don' t look any furthe< then Main Street. With tht wide vatiety of nlte apotl you will have no trouble tindii)JI aomett)lng exciting to do. From gteat pars to dellcioua food. there Is only one place to go When the sun hangs low on the horizon, " Down on ,.,ain Street ." ~ p~O~cO G · 261 oMain 5tTeet ~ (Next To Stuffed Muslvoom • 835-3574) " Q~AUTY is our secret ingredient'' T ocos * Burritos-..* Encholodas * Wings e Authentic Recipes prepared fresh doily • No preservatives, additives orfillers • Only the finest fresh natural ingredients YOUR FAMOUS BLACK l EAH TACOS& IURRJTOS .OPEN 7 DAYS Fridoy &Soturdoy till;-4:30"!':1 ARNE fAnNG &DRINKING EMPORIUM J'HAMI( YOU FOilST0...4GDOWMI We realize ft.-e's a lot of other pleas you couldQo... Solmb11's, Rodney StNJt:t. Slomba's thirty year tr~ition of serving the Sl otdents the best for the least continues. Speclals every night w ith regular drinks et an 41/W/Iys-chellp price . It's the Irish Bar with the Polish name. J'oin the people at Slomba's for Ladies Night, Piua Night or anYtime for some no-strings· attached party fuo.--$pons onTV are elways a must. Spacial partie! at your convenience. Slomba's, the party bar just. off Meln at Fillmore . The Sign of The Steer, 3151 Msin StrHt. Built in 1838, this histurlcal old post house was the·centor of l!Ctivity ' between the City of Buffalo and the Town of Williamsville. It has been restored to it's original state and it's colonial warmth and early American charm make it the perfect place foJ friends to gather . • -rhe upstairs offers e complete dinner menu fea~g their famous ptime ribs of beef and they have just added Me!'ican ,dinners. The dctwnsleirs Pub offers snacl foods, full course dinners lind the widesL selectiOn of mexican food In western New York. Challenge your friends to a Chile Reitano eating conteet, it's the newset (Pr - -to get them. The C«<tre/ Parle Gn7/, 1 unpretentious atudeo;>t known as CPG's, off everybody. During th Sunday·bluegrass wit Monday.Jau with t Tuesday·Folk Rock Thursdaya·.boogie witt never a cover..charge. 1 a greet souno~stem a priced drinks rd sand Cassfdy's, MtJin Street. "The" ~Main Street p number ne party start spins o free shots or Uldies dr k fo1 f ·e fro all night long . fl' • Besides crazy ~artie Buffalo's best bargains pitchers of beer on ~ur Thursday. In the ate afternoon. " 'ecrat, olfe<s complimt any burger or sandv. pounder burger is stilll the "Cards" prov1de eve<y Thursday at Cas• So, for fun or food h< of Main end Amherst. �i in Street·. • • i '' I ~ :. ~ i :< ~ od fad and the Sleet'• the in Street. An ever popular, d local 'bar affectionately 19 a little something for week live ecte appear. the Poimleu B<otheta, James C181k Quartet, th Sloppy Thinda and ,. Ring of Pein. There's Central Peri< Grill alao has always serves reaaonable :hes. ssidy' s proclaims Itself as featuring Buffalo's ' The wheel". The Wheel lednesday and Saturday. 3· 1 0 and Cassidy's rocks v bar, Cassidy's offers ono of 1¢ chicken wings end $2 y. Monday, Tuesday and . Phil, Cassidy's best kept 1ry homemade aoup with order. Anct-- a quarter ., a Dollar. Ed Sor!Un and w , crazy entertainment 'S. to Cassidys at the corner ~ . r -.. T11eo Grt~nde, 2608 MMn St1Ht et Rllmort1. The people at Taco Gr.nde feet proud of the food that they serve becaute you cen feej conflc$ent that lt~s · always fresh end nutrltiol)af. They edd no fillers, additives or preWntatlvea'til..,ythlng. They' use the finest gropund beef, fNih produce .nd natural colby cheese. Their" organically llfOwn be81ls have no bacon fat added Which make them truly "vegetarian". Try on of the cMiiclous bladt bean tacos or a burrito for a treat. Whether it's a light ....cit, wlnge. desert or a heart'( burrito grende you ceo be sure it'a the beat. They are open aeven di!Ya a week. Call ahead for fast servic•e. l? I i T"' nte Stllfll!d Mu$hrtJom. M6in StrHt. Swtfed Mushroom is the bar that thinks It's a restaurant and the restaurant that thlnka It's s bar. As the night goes on the Stuffed Mushroom converts from a restaurant into a fun party bar. Usually attracting the late night crowd. the music end tha people are turned up around 11 · 11 :30>p.m. A step above tha avera~ college bar, the "Mushroom" caters to a clientele thats neat but Informal. The Mushroom proclaims to employ tiM best disc jockey in town with Airborne Eddie I!Jinning discs ........,ey· thru Sunday, alao meglc on ~day nights. The CQC:ktail hour at the Stuffed Mushroom is Monday·friday will an drinks $1 . The Stuffed Mushroom is currently undergoing a major redecaration w hich will include a dance floor end a vastly improved sound ayatem among other improvements to keep the Mushroom one of the best places in Buffalo to party. • THE BAR THAT THUIKS IT'S A RESTAUUIIT, THE RESTAURANT THAT THINKS IT' S A BARJ PARTY 7 fliGHTS A WEEKI Main St. ~G aa. .. 0 ue~a - sLOMBA(f/b. Js ' - c-. . 75 R~ney off Fillmore Ave. ~o, . Tile lrfab Bar Wftll Tllo Pollab Na•ol Slomba's 30 Year Tradition Of Serving 'rhe Students The Best For the Least Continues ., ~••" Dleaen ••• ldlKII•. J•k• lllox, ,..1 tallle, ~ S,.rao• TV PARTY WITH YOUR FRIENDS at the Bar. of the 80's w ith THE PR(cEs OF THE 40'sllll �Otkou't - mtinatay J.rrv Hludalk. The group wu tttnd In What w• 18rmed ..~. gllib b¥ Hell: vwy tight -tch panta, bolgllt coloqcllhlrta and wild J-a .,_ in ot.p hues. The look WN ehk: punk; the muoic wu gerdll'l v.n.ty rock. Pwllapa INs new • dr- eccounta fO< the 8111·- . . . the Sctanfon-butd bend~ When In ouch dole proXImity to their rsthtr ~~ eudieru; N. ea the'bend ~. " That's show .......,__.. In their tight flfll set. ~ota -offwed -good foot·ttppin' aiutt lika "~ fO< YourloYe" and "~"-the flip olda of their turrent lingle, "Crazy Low"- u weft o a - belltds. 0... .............. talented muolcltnshlp end good oommand on the . . . marl<td their perf~. lA eouplt olnwnbers of the band WIWI In the lluoy's, ,..ansll(ii' IO<.the 1872 hit" hy."l Not hualng • the ClUte w-._ the lte , IIXUal - 1 rUnning lrD<n Jerry Hall t oudience. All loeta considered, i made fO< a very prof~llontl ahcwfn'g \?. a roihe'r unappreclotiva oudlencw 1(1 view of-- t they ware gett.lng~ , • _ Fronkly. I .,. no one fD< rock of tltla genre generally avy motel with .eott edget, 1 10ft of K SU·JOurney thing-but I came not knowing what I'd / find. And ~ found muolc that'Wanted to . make me move top my feet. sway, oH UOCO<lltoully. I \ked lt. Unfortu!'ltaly, tho audience end the folks who htord the radio oMOUnctmanto prob4bly Just txpecttli.fh!t usual rOciC-; that's what~ had-.:omo out fllr: live muolc- tltty didn't csre what or who as long 11 It ,...,;,bled rock and roll. They 0.,.,.. IOWt Mfl Ug/JC /Mf?tl on lhe todHwo/J tolfd to .ween• were Mt Wke t1tt Otkote-dev- In the BinghemtO<I- or thoSe in RocbeStllf group wlllch tour. end recO<ds; IUtiooa.,. """" WOf'M In ttwlr .-t~ona~a Whwt Otkott tells out and ovwyone clepMdlne the v.OOU. . . - s · IO< ~~pinning__...,.,. untrt.d on the o1r knows tht anth llbum from exrtnlive wor1tlng echeCk.llee. A. of now the w..,.._ And that's why ag.oup that radio pJty. An lnfonned eud'MmCo makes IWYiew hew tlvoe llbums. roceNed standin9 ovations they • bellO< gig. wNcto Tr...,. and Algot both - • on. opened IO< Queen dl<ring their oummer Alii\ a M. Oekoto has o middle of the • "Wt ,.,. a lot ol fuft doing it," tour -wert called becl< fO< en tnc:O<t roed sound, unolfermvo. not~ prodelmed T r...,.. And cfeapife ell the when they did the ume fO< Judas Priest to the inttltct. but dtllnttoly 1 ltv\e that ~ inllolwd, wc:lo u the financial Ia Yirtuelly unhe.,., of fut. they eevl had eould gat 1 lot of people on their feet. ~- " .•• one clay it's up, one to play OUllids of the City limits in tHoll had Ol)lnlrj -'or tttat thM WIS dey It's clown"~ T - d eeys. "It's 'Hamburg at Fut Annie's laSt Thursday their~~- ool'Oia ~_ I'NIIy - • bed bullnaul" nigllt. no. hybrid band could mat.o II. They The ptey.,. ' - to be beck lot Openiog with the lirat cut from !heir do• It de mc<e e><_.e thougll. eutfalo' t Folk Fatival INs Spring, oinee otlf·thled ~ debut, "If It Ttkos " Muoic is to tum people on," Hel ......,.,... ~it-Ill tlw -...Thev era • All Night," the tevan-man band took piMring • thow In New Yoric City over the . . . with ti>M pr-.c:e end o - TNnbgMng, to il any New Yonc.,. tbe eardrums of the astimtted 70 and the heralding rtralns of roclcabillp. 1 Wqurd lkt tO -olr I good gig the • - - · with their enonnout tound It' s true, they could tum on the '-.. ~. thil would ...,. be the onel syltem obviouoly not Intend«~ for smaW mutel, they have done lt before. My \ -s.-.n.·K- clubs. "We like to play~ fD< about only regret It that they did il II Flit 2;000 to 5,000," lud guittrilt and Annie's tnd not as the opening &ct fO< ~0111-'F.st AIIIW's-OtftobM 16 vdcaliat Jerry HaH told T7>e ~rom UB's Follfut . during the band's break between 1111. -A .J. Z~ "We era really much more oomforteblt 1 and not 10 ulf·conacioua there," added -GOn''"'*' on 0101 11- ·:~~edln~s="!~!: Wt-!lffp-..p'nheadod. ROCHESTB SYIACUSE UT1CA • AI.IIANY • qulcMv. ..... _, ~ .. toaf«· ..,....._, clrWog ....., - ' lwrz:uniJ. . ,.,., ,.., ... ride.i!!l.bnal-""' t-- .. IW Yo:d X.,, • ...... _, .,., ..... ClMIMcl LON615lAND -.IOSTON . NPIV ENGl.AHD ~.·.. . . . · ertd ~IO ........ .l··":Jt;r, ~ c.p..,_i_ ·• "?'-. ~ ·'t;;---~. -~ ~ ~ ~.. ~ . v. ~ ~ ...~ ·~ rae,_~ --.. a..rc loolg lldotr hs. NEW YORK CRY ClfVB.AND . = , ·- IIJieh·T__, 862·1750 ................ ........... U.S.A 7 indw �©prodigal sun! . Klnlte- Buffelo l Me~t~orlel Audltotbn-Ociober 17 Ftoll'l eU reporu, Muhammed All 3 wK thotoueNy 1hresl'!ed in his retum for the heavyweight title, It' e too bed, bee-. if h e = • p d on • good show I wOUld he lid to present en INioov to Kinks Koneen of ~ FricUy night-• !lilT capedty crowd of new 10<1 old believers ge1heting to - the Great Uneles of rock 10<1 roll. eert.inty if is to JH the Klnkl peifonn since ~ shows have never ruHy IU1Und«< altogether shBfp <H ellen. In fl<:l th-'r pest tours were ~tantly metklld by the unrelentin9 entics of the Daviee Brothers-fiQhtlng and drinking, sloppy attempts at the night's repertoire, all as much a pan o f show as was the music. This rour, however, Is In suppoo of their five LP. One For The Roed. ConseqtJently, the Kinks seam to be afraid to step outside the boundaries set by the "double live gonzo." Thus, ljnfortunately, no surprises. As for their "return" to auch an enthusiastic audience, who would ~~~~~~~~1~~ ;.::~tc~~:~~~~ls7 rhe Kinks find themselves leading the pack Instead ot'occ~ elr accustomed tangential position In th11 scope of the rock wor1d. They have endured It aU: rhe formulatlva powerchord hits, thf seemingly endless sll'ing of auccessful singles and lP' s, the concept albums, the changing of the OQri)Ofate gtJerd, tho semt-retirement. the Arista albums, and finally, 1he widespread acclaim rhey have so often brushed aside. Time Tunnel to the Flftlea - She.t's Buffalo- October t 8 • The r~~na Tunnel ro the Flltln tllm<ld out to bl some1hing of a darocl SatU<day ,;gr., er Shta'o Buffalo Thea tor. h nod lool< promising: • oold-out houH, btg r>arne. from the 19 501, and aorne · vfntage whire-wolled eonvonlblea POtked our lront,Jr aMmed lib a chence to recapttn tome of the rHI feeling of those days, not Just a ster~lzod, Riehle Cunningt.om version. 11ut When the B p .~.show hadn' t atat1ed by 9 p.m., some ol us ~on to feel suspicious and, •• it rumed out, with good reason. Although r - Tunntll woo on admlnoble ida ot t11e newiy· lotmed Plu1 II f'rocluclion Co"'l>any, It fell liar on Ita toea. lntermlneble lnterruptloM of thank· vou' a, lnlloductlons and ocknowled""m""u by the P<omotert • - What cou4d hove blan a fUt · *"' ,.., moving, fun show Into • perf·( )t"r'ntnct rhst had only.neetlng gfimpsea of inspiratiort. The performers, on the whole, port lonti e ll!llient ollon. do&p<to en t.nlttantive lighting crew, unblfonc:ed sound system and _..;ng~y lac:l<odalsicol rtega craw. Fraddoe "l!oont Boom" _ . t the .now Wlth "T...,._. IMIIo." He lhoweel that he hasn't lost a bit of his v..,. « ~ . .. he rwnlnded us oJ, "the past 18 ~of rockW>'," H e imo ··p~ Pari<'' and had the IUdience it"'aly dancing In the alalea. An e~ oet, but much roo 111ort-t&m'ilnbted, C>ei61Wibi\1, by the rip in hl5 l)lntl. He wri ioloweel by The Courer. l"Gonnw Al>d .._," " Yollltlty Yele"l. who hid the dilfrculr , ..... of plclling up the ,_,_tUtll ag-., eltar the promoter ~ frler1d<l. But Tfie c - . lost !Nit aper1< they_,- the e<OWd bodvon thelt f - - . . lhoW W81 otarilr1g to lool< good, daisplte- r.mlnde<w about c- -•ov· 10-_, ...,._,.t . tl)e """"'COining ... Novomblr. *"' Oion'a ~..-.'nit &."'-~•· fQIIoWOd and. It) the rreelitlon of moar MdtUit-. MIIIIIIWM!/v "doo-wope' ' Mld hlll·t_.nl,.. ~ - " " " loti W'tt'- • ._....,...and ceme oil f _j I Many of the malot cultists screamed "Foull" at the thought of thafrgroup "&ailing out." Lat them boycott for all I oare; after yeal• of parfomtlng in places Iiila the Century and Klalnhan'a, ao Whet if the Kinks play In the noisy, "Super.star" · arenas. II anyone deserves it, the Kinks do. So after all the cliches ara washed away, and the diaappolnment$ over not hearing "my song" are drubbed, there Ia limply no othera way to look upon the tact that 10,000 plu$ • applaudiog/ 8houtif!Q lana were pecked Into the AUd that nigWt to SH the Kinks- it wn undoubtedly a triumphant return by rock ' n ' roll's trvaat misfits. To ... the Klnks Uve has got to be on• of the most joyous expenences Would haYe been f ... for 8 Wecldltlg rec'eptton- 4Htcttic: oi8no. "Hiv.it-trimmed tuudot ond ell. Alter wermiulon, The Crymls ct&ated rNngs up wrt11 • good HI Including " He's Robel, " " And Then He l<lued Me" and " Hoot Wove." Despjte a ,lew Ioise endings end beginrWng., they sounded lust tl good aa !hoy did on those 85'• in 1 themo~~. 1 Tho Rovonta have obviously I>Mfl working lor the pa&t few years - you can tell by the wntte e!1oes. They'rtt.arricdy a lounge tct, right down to the strobe light linith eod the " Hey-ir't-gruHo-be-here" anappy .,..,, ,. lt' o kind of hard to believe thair v<lflion of "Rock and ~Ills Hore To Sroy," aot>kiolly when it'1 oung by a men In a ;rev afro. The1r ver:slon of ''Shout'' e'm01t redeomed thttm - •ftef all, they w""' on kay and moved eround wen- but their ethnic jot<.. ruined whet could have baetl e tleeent, if 110mewhot alici<,MI. But finatlv The Pl&tttr$ . _ oul, and they wore obYioo.lalv the class IC1 the .now ...-d and lhtt .uchnce wanted., "Only You." "Tho G-1 Pretoncler," end "Smob Geto In Your Eve•" IIOl.Wldod just 11 perfect end as molow oa tehy did 20 yeoro ego. The crowd, on tho whole, opp<oc:loreel lhtt group, but l\ WM obvklus thot the Plulll P80f)le loft cj;fler..,tlv. Wl>e<l the.._. toolc their bow, the houR lighto ....... "" ancllhtt curtein WI$ towweel bllore lhttv were even off the rtega. Amazing. The kM/Ior the-w was ex-.t and lhtt gnM4>S the oromot... chose wmo ---ionld . .t ..........r. """'liking Into ttris- l'lulll'• first - . the oHodcly IJIO(IUction lhtt lhlbby mo-t of the perlotmon WK e-.toty lne• cuaablo. ~ IIOdlence -rod lorlhoft ~12. The crrcuo moy ba c""ling irl November, but the snow on Satutclay WID a ZOO. - eMs Mli!s mud>"""' Dr. John -Afttr DMit-OcroMr t 5 W1tll the raaurgance of•New Orle.,.. bohr )liD •• the Neville Bro-. and the Wild Tc~>pou~~lpn, ora lool<lng Nrd at WltM ~ balot• lf1oM .....y ...... .... _....,...1hnlugll ....... who '"'-~.,. On tt,. wh<M, they rewtatlon . . malcontanta. In tho meantime. Dave is handling f things fairly well ......... the music r i1 concerned.· With guitar pro~ up on thigh, and •~~lake of hie head to 5 pull baclt the lhoulder~h heir. Dave atsst.., llices and atsnw his ,. Wr( through the populer Lqw Budget ~ songs of the ev,ntng. Jhe · ex.cltement-cre6tad by "Lola"mo<Y*>ten'ly t~ed by a pair of numbefa fJQm Dave' a from his solo ~ LP. AFU-3603. ~• 8u1 the rock 10<1 roll mania f Continued, supported throughcot by the solid, steady mythm eectioo of drummer Mick Avery and bassist Jim Radford. II there were any ~<Hnpleints they would come from tiny ian Gibbons whose keybo~ds were, for the most pan. nonex~t.ent. Unfortunately. Oeve'a guitar w,s often loud and dominant f<Hcing Ray . to fight off the volume to gat his messge across. And, to Q!!t it off my chest, the boys could he1ployed a bit longer. • But an emotional "Cell id · Heroes" end a franlied ''David Wana" turned the pert ormace into""a' classic. The Kinks not only prove to be $uparior to their contetTJPOraries but also other countless new artists &tJil!rging on ~ ~ne. ~y Davies· Johnny Thunder may look "a little overweight and his 8lde91Jma are tuming grey," but he can still rock with the best-of them. ~Y ahouted out a P<omi&e that "rock and roll will go on forever," No one in the Aud could chlllenge And, most probably, the Kinks wil be there ... IIOI'rlellow. - Tony Gr.;tN!a f-. YCIOI might I8V tlwl. Dr. Jojln. Ole ..... ~. the rno;mble of ................. still left on ltle Ieee of me "Where Have All The Good Times Golla" -interpolated with a hard· edged " Tired of Waiting" - was 11nswarad right from the very ·beginning. With Ray Davies leading the cheers on the right side of the stage, and bromer Dave sttoking his Las Paul on the left, many ol me people were content in laying back ~~Y the show. But-,!!av wouldn' t allow that . Possessing one of the most original lines of l ec;el axpnossiona imaginable, Ray pranced end clapped through every number, urging everyone to join ln. The singer Is gifted w ith an ama~f!Q ability ro sustain his persOnality on stage. even shining through the persona implanted by the Kinks' distorted hiD_,._. doo and gris~ of l'oold on the mysttrloua history of aw..,., o f -· the l'ooldgrow he blcamo • .,., and tenuoua derliog of oun Iillo Rir1go and the Bend. He only made IWO good rocorda; auc:c:as h'""'! on him til< ..mh muck. masldng -a.a. creativity with trenda ~ko dilco. His snow 11 the Alter Oorlt woo aoppy~ not any aon or Storyyille. red liQI!t, ow-y. linooth alop, but amioeplic. bom· bem it' a over alop. It w• prQatitutlon of • greet theme, and he -..ed to know it wall. You.,.,., blame rtwrtaerrhet Or. John wu Ill I« tl)e poor Of ro11on thll bacause ol a new member of the band who didn' t know the chen~. only • h....n<l people attended the ohow. Tho show must go on: edvertlty at.ould spawn greetnesa. Only two of the <~Wntet wero muttlcally irll.-aating. 0.. John and ""' IIUn\PII.. Wert QMng lhtt funk -.>t full body while the llldlt and the rhythm oectlon weighted them down. The rrurnpet.or ployad lhtt holllhot, but WM I good player. bo8lting •-'""" omount of mac:t>o rhythm, cornplarJwning John's floppy olectric . . . . , _ l*vtne and bia me-• zinging guitor. s~ ...,_"" during "Such o Night" and """'t " ' -• wro1111 r.,..,.. • hot- ot..,., ""'·-.dUo.~thrown - balwltrl-- ! h i l l - ..... cttNrtiva-tourlng wltlt• ...... and a trumpet. Soma of the stuff Jolwl ployad . . . good lunk. It ...... too~.., - kMI*>o the -111M'• idea. Jolwl.fl!'ll muoic: simple '*""-.c. where the ~·· ar. It w• the lhr the No Nul<• movie lhat ' ..-nteel 10 .,.. 'c.pitaliat korgi' Of~ilh - · • muaic:ian.. 0.. Jolwl Ia Will> - t a l muaic a n d - - · · bl *' botheracl with (ar-llunuU phiM about how to malte • hit. lfyou.lhiDk 1.00 rTlll!'l> about..-.. - ... lt. wrhe dediceted. aong to ........... ~ Longhair, he Wll higll.,._ -.lgit;, rolling • asorv the trwo m.t ,.... him • '-"· Fot • , _ _ iltat- too brief, he loolutd to the CtO.... - . . hie '!""ftbte to 8 hoWl 1ltllih and_..., gr........ - - Goltlbetv n. Den 5111PeY - Stage Q;,. ' - OCtober 16 " Soma Klnd of W...-ful." en cld Grand Funk oonu. wu the f - encore lor Ellen Shipley eod -ibis the mood of lhtt anth COI1CO<t. OrHied In right- pento, ~ olnlttod danced around the •18118 k~ .....-y ....... aye- .... She bOunCed beck wwffonh ~ Cerniglia end ~t Alllph Shucl<en llormar Utoplj -~who.,.....,..., t.o rameln in the beclcground ttwoughoul the *"' 1- show. The quetity of Shipley' • voice w• •• she aono out ""' ballad •:J.oR Without YO<M LoVe;•• she didn't ""'""' lil<a many ro!:k orrn. "I'm notl;ke Potllena!AK; I'm not helrvy" manSlOplay In on lntanrlew aft-atda. "We play a melodic rod< n , ..... pertoct Shipley deli-eel "Fotoganle" h II she --posing !Of.""""""· "Don't Till< Shout'' . . . . herti-!Wtting l*tY """'· .._ provocative lllnging of " Thio Ultle Girt... further ornpiflocl ._....., appr_.,, Tho only time she - e e l the opol1lght .... ..._ Camigfia tool< over and pulled • , _ ·~· The _ . . , of ''Solo'' PfOYICI.to bljust tMt .. the gultedot .._... out • tr-.doua IMd·rtU. Shipley periorrnad . . . . . . . - . - ..c~ua~vo~y !Jorn 1tw mosr ,_,. lP . - . T1rn1ut/h 1M'"• . ••t - · .. the - ." .... rapliad olgning ..,......,... in the rrtMg8l ounoundinga of the Sbge er.. -no. only __.It l:::: !:::t~~::CUIthe Coin.one the ...,.. = of ployad during ......,_ .,......, IRttlpll Shudcatt ~ the on-lac*.-. with. ~ul ~ ao1o during the lost oonu of the band's l l r a t -.1 I • Shipley, • llrooi(Jyn - · Ia on the ol her r>atlonel 10\W, A good ~-..s~elk "'* fJiond "' s..thalde Jc/Mny, .... had lnlll\ad 111 - I « v., ...,. on 10- r~C*1( IJIUI, She turned down the affet, INclng ~ oflluffolo'• own T - on the bill. ''lktfftlolo ..-: 1IDt ..,.,; too c*;· Sltlplay ~ Mforo 1 pecking It ln for her Milt • "' ........ -- KtitJI« . �j. ©prodigal sun. ~ l f grooves ana frenzies Aoxy MW!c, F1wh a Blood, !Atco) c....... ...... c-. you ..... - - - ... dlrilfoed . . . - " ' , _ Ulta . . ...... out .......... which ....... their power 001 ._.t.c~ (i8toningl. - KOII E. ~frtr Ia ....... lt't olmolt too nu:h' ..........,.._ .. _ _ 3ern-ln- thrHllghtdub piece, Built workl. with betUIJfu.liy orchlrtreted beckgr.o<.old "ooht" •"!! ....hi,'' with ttrir\ga and oddly bloeplng.orgln end e een10 of Elvie Costello, Teking Liberties. (comlc11 fltllllty 001 the 4 :43 (Columbia) A throwewey- "Who cere• •.. who .,.,. . . , . who a.r.." "Jurt A M"'""'Y" It' I difficult to anef'vz• lhlo album. You · is e very sad, very ptetty lo\te aong. with ctn'r neceu.w11y _ . . . . h ro, say, My • Colt~o onger rising to the only Aim 16 TIW end p<onounCII thet Elvia hu In the ptotoor d)at it "don't meon that Q<own .....,..urebly 11 ~ o- lhe much to me." Sure. v ..,.. Nor can yoil Compere he mualcal , 3 . Chilliog, haunting Songs. "Sunclty'a divlfllty to the almoor rock-end·rol1 unity Best'' contmll O.W.-c:eUOj)e rhythma of 41177, end say, mv. hnn:t,tle the black humor of moctbro fyrlca. bronc:lled out well. Taking l.ibflrDa is • , arid I'm not oven oure II I'm mulrlfeceted end It Is lmpreooll!e ov . ' to EMs• powwfUI voice that vocolly-but compwiiOns con't !" meda Cllri tum en ordinary liM (no. tie doeon't mony of ltle 001 the et>um write ordinory lines! Into • frigltrantng were recorcled y..-. - · It's not enother compelling one. "Tint Srepe" It 11ep In • _..,riaa __.x,n; not the lbseuive, Elvia '8inging In yow heed, ~to,........,..... t-erdon ·•hen you leeat expect it: "Tiny St-. -'*11ft. The c:owr tiel nolhOig ~ ,.__ evolution of EMs Coot:ollo. It it wn, thOugh, It would l'opresent the Jlmort real/Tiny .._,, you olrnoor to do will! the aonge, of · which hlgM&c order of the tPeCiN vet Khleved. 'eel ... 0t1 at>e'a •'"-• hu"*"-th conolot of eight typlcely -eric Ferry TlU .....,.. II a compilation of various hat humon .• . " ' aongeeodtwo.....,.,_...,.of 4. fun Stuff. Von Mceov1' "c;.nlng EP'o, olngloe lf'd albums EMs has .......,_, 11180.- ...,_,The Bytds Ylr'lyiMd over the loot four y ..... 001 Might Ctowcled" Is R&B tt ltl bMt, .. ~ . ... K1Utlly . , . _ 001 mony lol>el1: Stiff, Rader, f.a.., 2 ·Tone. es,nomWng the Motown eound. Fo< 1 the origlntl by uoing . . . . _• •• nor to ~. It ...,._ Costelollowo.IEclrrk.wlclt d - rune, ~ meullc gulrw ~In -·~~~ II tleerd bel-: "Girls " Clean M..,.Y' is prime. pungent. wlrh the dr..-.ing poyc~llc Tall/ ' "(1 Don' t Wont to Go To) thythmic. ' eynthMIIM. Cheleet," " M y'F<.w!y • Overal, Taki!g ~~hal 1 depth T h e - - _ . . , Ia. Jnd " * - of content thet IUtpeuto Volontlne" • • . end fresh noveltin, .......... tllce-cllf of Wlllon Pldt.n'• P<e\llouoly untoleaNd: "Cie-Money;'' my of Coatolo's P<evious album ciiiMk: MerrciNI toUid . - - -. ''In the end "Hoover Fect01y,'' among OJhers. rtleues. The -.nd is rlc:ll, but the Midnight Hoo,." A . . ~. Ferry-he~ lt 'l got 20 100111 In til, like G4lr power of vital rod< end ro1 ~ • liMed . . . wt*>h lecb Irony 10 lhtr own if you dia8<ed fOUl of them t.t vough eontinuoltv. It's both omootll end · He ~ed by Ulldng 001 • you'd atll h6w more lawritn then ~ shefp. T~g ur-tiaslo ewrytNng. .,..,.,... tong • "In the Midnight would ,with other albums. 8ut thtt'o • - Patricia/, Corrfngton ' Hour," wlllc:h ""'-by~ to the origlntl. It ....... you woncllr ""'v ... ~ely . lt '1 on album of """sirtent high quolity. do the tong In the•flrtt piece. of the glut of <M~erlal on this The Olher tunee dMI melnly whh record, 11'1 herd ro P " - e ferry'• tfleme of tow ,.,.. pMIIetlc by hie CI'Mt. forgiving comptlhenolw pOclln In a review. Some of the t>wr tu,... /lf.OIIP' rhlmselves on pnca • time ttlere wn • lhtloo (or neture • ...-c1 tn "Owr Vou." dlfloront dimonlkins,- though. Thera •e: not ~ llttlol btsalot who woo lloll ,nd " Oh M b y - cen I 110 onl Ctylng 10 f. Country Tunu. "Screnger In Tha tired of juot being • l ttle bo-t. Nobody long-- you/'lttrMe ............ ,.,. Sophloticatlon. floxy ~lc II • tt8dltion In the ,... ..., . 111 rock field doling bock to 1972 end tNit flrot elbum, whlch lnctucled, llflt<1 Eno 001 oynthalzer. Since then they've p<-d half a ~ fine elbumo Including the t.gendery Sllwn'lP ¥/hlcl1 Jncluded ttle hh lli\Qie "Love Ia the D<ug." Aller lllelr oomewhat dlNppoinUng 1978 rtunlon elburn -*-to (tnt6e tiler 1 lhr.. y . .r b<Mit"'!!l;8rvon Ferry end Co. 'olatHl role- wn -'Y enUclpet.d. Ttle eontiltentfv I~ WOik of Phi ~ lf'd lftnftlllhg eyntl...&era brifl6 back the w141-c:relled, ~btc:ldng Ferry' I oblique, melonctlolc lytlc:o. • Tht'-.m .....,., doplcu the uoutl floxy Muele lllgti-de.. ,..,.., modell. ....,.,ce ..._=. c...-"*"""' "-Y· -to ""'"""*' new lelvell' m 10 Jon I n - - - you.' ' ,..,. ........... lyllea of . . . . . . . , , . . Rein Rein" end " &err. Old Seen.•' erratyled In the hllllon of Dylon'a Of.,. .. ...., 6loltt*on-... ........ au\ don't ..,.. olytlc:o tlbuln: the.,._. radra hlnl on celah¥ ·-........Old._..,•-o-r ...... tl'lle ..... , _ , . _ _ the Vroo" a.o- Housa" " lltdlo Swoethuit" -lhe rotmo/it whlr,.y, fiJI of ,p edal ltMI, 1 olmpto m....- rtlher unflt;e p<evioua Elvia. The lettar openo with the m01e typlcol- " Hope In the - o f ugly Qitll/tt.v'd liettlo fof the ll6cl oflt\8 1ut ~ . , . "-then -Into • flilht· tleerted lfrllt4IOIII. 2 . a..ut1tu1 bollda. "Hoowr pekl •nv ottontlon ro him wtlen tie wn harmonlrlng owoy 10 1 btc:tcground linger for No group ITha Eagleal. Righl,tnouqll, he wuiiUCCftlfuf, but tie w onted the lome. So tie storied what It commonly known~ 1 "eok>ocorM"' - or In ohio - · I heto to My il, probebly rlther - . - . -. he- llnger, eec:ond rete aong lllf*olly juet eec:ond rote, cornpeny tried to puah ~ lhe flr'ar row of lhe Wear Cont-mUolc.,.,..flt. They publilhod o pteu ~·"All obout R~ndy Meisner'' Jtloa, t }MICIIt is doacloled)- ell obout him ploelll\t ....,..,.,tl, .. __, ..-... b<lr '"'""' togoeo~."'rlllirWficam ~·tile roed.-thM- you.. loot trock in the heovy troffic. And • ~~~=::.·~-.:r'= -~ ~ eompoNd for the Eoglos. • Randy chonll the 10pJid-be ,_,;ngfU bolladleoout the P < - onri . has . . . bOied WHI Coaot muoidon; plcldng up gltta in bert. the ur-old "Gottt G4lr Awe'('' or the reversa "~ l!leclt To Me." At bMt hie lyrlca"" echrnoltzy. it worst flownrlghr ..-ou~ng: "I wu c t ughtln the shadows of enolher love/And cholned to the mlf'I10IV o( my deep derlt peat." Almlllt!ry ,_.p~;~onl ~M•nv thoughto haw pesaod bet"1"f' ul/9ut whon ttle W<\flll·tren't cteer{Tiley beoome eo moortlngleoo." Sheer word• of wledom. Yea, he'a qulle e POOl, our Randv· boY, formuletiOg hla own bolter rhtn I ewr could have: "Couldn't 1 inobilirv write • letrer/CauM I don't know whet to ploy." E:Jtl()tly, Randy. ()fi(J Mote Song Ia olreedy one 100 mony. • MOOnd rate ~--------------~ a.-VA111W. R£QVESTED FRIDAY A SAJ'IIJIDA" , AT UNION 11 nor tPO much. Ttle aympethetlc r IMml ihai · hi' fifll aolo album ()fi(J Mote Song w q produced In ttle 11mo studio thor L! ' Ronatedr, J . Taylor end N . Diamond hove . worked In- how olgnifrcentl .According to ttleM pubGc reloriona goniuMI, our Rondy~ w iH soon be e top star of Amlflcan •II- bll. (~. God, AO.) FPf the titi.4lck Randy Mol..- called for the help of his ex·collo'oQ&Ms D. Henley end G. Frey encf they govty, or~110 govty, (who knowal came. Thai' I moot tndk:orlve. Throughout the whole lilburn Meisnoo rrln to IOUIId Ike the Eogln without ooundlng • • ttle Eoglos, if you know what I , _ ,, And If not the Eoglos. you ltll e~ rNnlt thtt 0010 ...._ '-'1 it ell belOit. Oon'r got me wrong, thk etbum II not ol bad. Nice chorus singit1g. oltlllod rtudio mullcion, catchy rur.a, �(Qprodigal sun ! l J f ~ 3 ~ ~ :< ~ j t i -coei~JtoM ..,_. 20- G8t'( Numen, TttltJktrtJfl, (Atcol With robot-like voc:.ls, Gory Numen plods thrOugh 50 minutes of IQ(Ilctably symmllrical electi'Orllc mullc on TMA'M,hla follow•up effO<t to lnt yeor' o commercially aucceufull Thft Plusura Principle which produced the hit alngle "C.,.." - Numan obtain• a unique aound, ualng mostly o Minimoog, Po1'(1TI0()9 and Compu<hythm, combined lllfilll.llllt purpouly monotonous voclii.SOm. 'cull c:ont aln not e &Ingle drum beat and uao of guitw Ia min<mll. Wrth no becking voc.tll, tho Numan lyrics ring ahwp and clelf. Tho ruolt'ls • somewllot unoo<l)fMoble, yet mutlcllly brilliant, h....,tlngly simphtic sound. Nomen Who produced T-011.1110 composed Ill I 0 CUll. The PlrVad'"1Q theme thfougho\11 tho LP Ia Numan'a P<OOCCUPI1ion with himself - every aono ~the word "I," with .. ,..,_.ber I Was Vepour" containing 18 ''l'a" onc1 16 " Ua's." Specif"~. Human toc:u-, on l\la ._...., .......,..11Uetivt~. On ' "This Wnackage.'' ri'uman clec*u: "Tum out thoae ~off my fec./Erue me.'' The album's aecond treck, " The Aln:raan · Bureau." ageln polnb to clestruetlon of til-. while noc el<pllclt)y ralwring Human. It Ia hero 11\11 Nomen makn ..-1 effective uee of hill becl<·up bend. In addition to C. Sharpley'a atlnglng drum& ond P. Gwdine<' a chilling ban, Numan ...., Include• potent doaaa of elaves and viola. He evan laelo compelled to give aedit on the ll&.m - v • fCH tho hendclopa. fbtlowlng the tltlo cut Ia "Remind Me ro Smile," which Ieana towwda a dlt® beat, only 10 be r>UIIIIled by Numtn's unl· tOMd vocals. Agoln ~ Numan speak a of his dlaaetltfiCiion with Mfel "Keep YOIH revivolaJI(eep your conVIIfltionaJI(eep oft vOlA' fantuin that'• -*1 we •r•." Human then conduclea tide one tn trHimwk lonn with "I Oio: You Die." With o hin« of put>~(, Nurnan ~: "I dlo;you die/See my. ....-IIIT'hey call..me au;tl thlnOoiT- me, toW me, taf'rp6. •• SicM two is mora of the . . , ., I ''Rernwnber I Woa Vepour" rohllhoe tho to old theme of lllf-deiii\Jctlon, and wl>ile Today they are omong lou" mol1 P<~ rho 1111- wO<.rld normony hovo onough, pleywo, but before, eR woo not W: he llatono on, ho!>'ng to oventuetty , _ In the bogimng. Step~)-. by hlo Numoo annouoce a conclualon. He olooe noocletlon with Ojongo IWnhorctr 1tate1: " Remember. I grow ..; ffom 1 934- f 939, weo contlderod o "gypsy" playe< inatood of o jen player tlred/R.-nembtK. I could ond all thla/Romomber, I hove because the duo'o co-• of owing memorltla/Romomber I need to forgot." otendwdlo aounded io ':fCHeign." Todoy, AI if IO build contraat tow•cla tho listening 10 ~li'• linla with enaulng climex, Nurnen •witches to the undivided ouontion con CteOto on iMer mellow " Pieoae Puah No More," pleasure nor unll1<e the rHOiving complete with Menilow-like ooft vocalo. contontrnant one gora ridlog o roll"' It II than that wo •• hit Witl1 ;'The Joy ..,...., to its flnll otop. With o Circuit.'' Numon'o lloll OUIM\Itlon, ~ unsurpened by other Pflllnlod In tho ultimata of hountoclnetrs. players-of mature tochnique, s~ "But ol I find Ia a reeoon to "'--A,.._. slices trac1ca of uoprodic.otble - ond to die," N\Jmln bluntly condudu. Fifty downs with ourprlse twiaU end mlouln lltlr, Numon hll r . - his mictomomeotic reots. Trust hill 101o conduolon. cluring " nne Aft• Time" to provo lhia. His tonality on tho acoustic lnotrumenr hoi not been overohedowod "' _,.., luc f'oNv'a electric despitatholect ~hit Pootv o n d - - - . like Michoal White, Michal Urbaniol< ond IJ;dier locl<wood cenoinly CMif1lhodoW him in record ...... If yOUng f - got tho c:tlonce IO , _ Stopl)one In • rnodatn CCH1tut ...., . . Devid Grismon's " Dowv MuUc" 8ond, they Wldoubtodly . _ . . . 11\11 hero lo tho root of jau violin. Although he may in f x l - l i l t • o grur Amoric:en George Sheering end Stephan• 0,..,..,, T"- Rwnion IPAUSAI Twonty fivo yoara'ogo, long before many of us con romembe< much about tho mutlc acene, both Stllf)h- G.._m ond George Sheanng """'" conliderod novolrlao of tho jou world. Shearing was o Blltlahor p4eylng a tamo form of jazz, fuat thla llcle of pop plano. GrappeNI was o Fronchmon playing owing on a typically noo-awing lnltrumeot. tho llio~n. They played Amo<lcan music with a non· Amertcen bent. How novall Today !hoy ral\1< •• two of jou' old guordo. Their styles oorvod u pattoma for younger imltatCHS. Americanlhd Othorwloe. StiU thei< ldeos are fresh lnd uuberant 11 ovidoncod by lhla raleeoe of aoma 1978 ons1onto done in - of ..-ling lOCh Other egojn oft.r twenty nino yowa, a ...non wr.._t by Hens ~~~ llrunnw Sch- or MI'S RecOfda. --ootheG.seaions, his lilln exhibit o ciMj)4lt variety of _.,ach ond o mora lyrical execution • On the whole. this " Reuoion" album hoa o t.omar senrribllity rhon might oppul to tho hwdest be-bop tons, yet tho waves it creates are und«c.t.Jmtnts of flexing hormonlcs ond beck· tracking turMbouto. Sheering lhineoin eolos during "Flamingo" ond "Stw Eyea." yet he usually resigns himself to complog bellind Gr_,u. The olbum belongo to the firenc.hman. At 7 2. his achlevementa ·. ,. no Ionge< lonored. As long •• hlo sounds grace the Plfmononcy of vinyl. I' ll be his fan. Shirts, Inner SIHIIII (c.ptof) Thla lo thl third LP on c:.ltol- .. "1111-t. . . .t !Itt- muolclaM... Evolving from~ clubs ond block pettln in Brooklyn, ~ · Nt Lomon4ce otat. . " We otart OUt ITVin9 ro do things diffO<ontly, to ate ~ dlllarent typ11 of Cho<dlo and play them. Now we' ve learned how to r anonge, how to oimpllly aut muoic. W e eteated a base. Now we can build." It doesn' l 111m that ouch development Pfo\lod healthy lOt tho Shirts. The danceoble mutlc on tnn.r SIHveis no1 the leoat bit dill- , -Do(l't ~for e rnlnuta lhor theY're 1 Now Wovo bond. Thoy "'"""' aome rocltn and a f boltado with hin«s of 1 1950's Motown otyle"rn many ol their. vocals. tlo<*s ... whor mako ooogo - Y ro ·o map lector in cornn.c:iofry. ond tbio LP Ia Mol them. Using her noaa onatood of hw diophrogm, f rom onc1 1eoc1 vocalist a- Annie~ lingo from the throot uPWwd. Thio tonda to mo1<1 her _...s o littlo like a rnunc:t-..., ond often an inconsilt..-.cy on ICWn8 of the more rocl<'ln ~ lil<a " -.,..o And Pain." Did vou overv 11ur • ~ ling rocl< 'n roll7 HowiOVW, on oor'igo ouch . . " Can' t Got It Through My !he Head," a owaying - · - pleoaent. Golden to not olraid to hold a note eithw. Her high and r.minine Yoico giwe her the -lltolmago of, ooy, Poui Smith or Chrisola Hyncle: aho' s too _ , (0 be tougll. Porhepa the owMtMU stomo from tn. tvrics ohe alng•. An love aongo or romance aubjocts on Inner S/WII8 WO<rld mel<o any hlgh·volce l.,.le sound more clipf)y lhon tougll. The lyrics substitute IOf)l>latlcorion with clicllb t " Aak no quesrlona. I wRI get no answers"! end olmplo. ahott wordo' thor rhyme t"Oh It's ouch 1 ahomelh' • Jusr • game"). Bur don' t 111 hllf·blkod lyrico oour your op4olon ont irely- rOCOfds don't always do a bond juotlcs. lgno<e tho oonflnement thot vinyl i m - ond dolvo Into the music and you'K rrnc1 o good of Just p4oy it loud ond prllond it'o -gy. llvo. ror tho Shirts. who.._.,.~ sudden·impulses ~· ROOTIFS ..'" fi'irrro<l< z...,. knows- it'o like to rw. noor a turUv lwm. He hOI tho "Be-bop Tango." He doHn' t w- brown ..,.. but hi c1oeo - . in hoircuta. He or1oya cl\ulng hot rata whh ~ vacuum cleanlro. 8yt he clooon't !Me clr\jgo. He 4 ...,. cit tn. rftoel inmYaillve ond -wtolnlng muolclaM to - -.-to- ·-Dins~ 0. DMW. O.r tiiM!98 from Ns · His ohow lo t..,._..w at 8 p .m . in tho AUd ..... to be more thwt • ltde of! ee:'t•_. tfa.w.Willft a.y.11o NCOfding ort1ata Ulttovox wtl exhibit their angular woM ;...-y, Oct. 28M Uncle Sem'o. The lOUr l o i n - - ' of their ._._ · - - . .. ProYe 10 vocnelf 11\11 U...lo lfo o o - .... FREE............ ,..,_, Out of ..._. to ren1e.-11-odQod Oct, 28. the ..-llolph - TMtr -an Sfn Frondoco'o ~-80 .. . tho raft. . off- Schupor Howe on w~. bluarro rocl< 1o t..,._..w,'a nowo today. The S.E.M, &..nllll'a Flm ~ wiiOCCIK II the Albright· G.-.rv (1211& Elmwood Avenue) NoYembe< 8, at 8 :30 P-1"- f<ll r. . - lnforrnetiCH'I. call tho Albrlght-l<no)' at 875-4 788"' Kilox M 883-M68. \.= "- Dniw111g1 0111rry f1""""" clet8ila. - wll ba IMI"'od at tho Albright.j(l)ox M 23 10 December 7. C.. lhe ~Knox for -.·t atrlln - - 1 rocl< 'o rol _...s. eor--tlv. her Yoico .. ,...,... ~ wm4 na COUI'OH HolweRa will fHtllre tho first in thia yew'o owial of ...... in M "Fic:lion Oietion" on Sunday, OctoMt 28th, at 3:00p.m . Toronto booed write< Jotto1 ~ will rood from h e r - ,_.,, SUsie SWifd/, wltk:h concame the tribulltlono of • f - roct. Mw on hw nr. fMior tau<. Mmlaion 1o •• · C.. Oebr1 Lory at 81'4· 5828 for further' clellils. • The Zocloquo Donee Company lo """""".,twa c.rter Theatre November 7 ·8 with olbow collod "PI~Jlte~ will !*form rtulllblr$1rom dlhera . _ 1tla • Rov• ~of ll'lfle\ will ~ tho bill ... , _ profOMiOnol c~or~cen~ from c . - tiMilr--....... .abe .......... v....-, EQirwo Doc. 3 •. t•ao VAUDANmME ,.. ... ....... -·-tw~O..... ROOnFS ,, .,.........,.., ,.,, ,.,... .A ... ,...liOd -.- 6II-OICIC) - - r �ii ©prodigal sun ,. I i . j • or Lightthrough the tunnel Mary Beth&lelson's AH ! ____;__ _ _ _ ltyJudr . ....... I I a......,.. .n.s . - you to om.r'' mitude people 111v eway 11om end-opt !Or 8nCIIMor part of 11>e gllilery. !kit I 1uww !hot I ll1ould antor. The olgn obOYe "Ca.. c.n.w• that aald "Mary Beth Edeloon: RKont WO!b" .....,. - ronce a bit morotinviting. Lite a handful of othet1r, I muotored up my courege and lorc.d .,try. ............ Wllet I f01.11d WM a small, dimly lit room. M,;n light dangling from till ..Uing witll plaator COMI Wound thorn. f ...... Wll one ill front of MCh piece of pllotography. h cno.ted a 1111*•1 - o f ~~~ to view he< darlt, IKrt not atatlc, ort. With 11\e first piece, ''Ftom Mourning to Rege to c.llbrllion Sir*... """""JPtua rnodYel ore evident. 8tadl ...,.,. into • _ . , rege end tllen to - w.,.-. ~. ~=~n.:==~:n~ -·-In. ........ BUFFALO ·RENAISSANCE -.... lllllould . . fell. • ~ "IIane ~,. • line ........ ro"'· wltn. blur whicll runs eacll otone Into toch other. Their lnterectlon rJvM 111e Arsion of them tpeok!Qg . One doll J>Ot have to be a little tPIUY to senaa thit. Uke much of her art, the important imeQft ere up 1!0<11 and in dariC tonet. Tht.!>'Ckgr-ound ia faint and never dlatract1119. Thus, compositiooaly the art It buutifuay weighted. For thQaa who go untatlsfled with Conceptuaiam. let it be known that "fd!lton alto hat o fl"e J*eeptual hand. The stonee which do r>Ot "tpeak" ere Reollatlcalty drew'!: She also utat photography 10 e•prnt tlonet speaking. A figure II 'lerge detk cloth it ahown •• till blur which mesheo with till mountainous orot It oita eg,;nll. Petsooally~ the conetPI Ia portrayed better t(f.,. art. as_PJ~o~,..ography thowa tNngt aa 1l>ey tangibly exist. Drawing. bn till other hand. it wholy a prodUct of l<lbjtctlve exprotslont by the ortitt, end it cttils an easior method of ~looi. " Ne1ute of Bala<lclrlg." • serie$.01 t1w11 bltclc end white pllotogropht, exudes no of untteocfonett at oa. A person is shown bending forward 0<1 one leg. while the othe< leg is extonded boh4nd him. •• If to form a T. The entire body it ~med end so portray• tctlon, bvt thoro is no •9> 01 tippihg over. Pothapt it It duo to the !let thai the body Is flilned On either tide by trOll. It Is thll·compalitlonal bai"~~C• which prohibita untteadlnts~. The perfon, loc~ted smack In the center of the pict ..e. it kept from filing "out of l r - " by lhe 'n:-:.Sc)lrit of ~.. a foguro with no Identity ila ominously on o hi~. Tho aeconct photo It of tho !till without tho "sp«it." Wordt can~~ the mvttery an<t spj)Oklntes that this piece piojecta. One reason to< its str1119th may lie aubllminlly. In tho firat photo tho "spirit" is wrapped In a detk cloth 81\d. being behind 111ass. a reflection of yourlllf can Mlbconle;loutly , be aaen in tho spirit ngu... The OICO!'d photo le f - of the foguro and of datk.-s. At a rosuh, it feell 1 lot WghtOt. Eftdofthaln the f>rst room. block end white lonna wo till tools Which Edelson uses to o>dibit he<..,;. conc.ptt, But tho IICOnd room it much onctlv feeing \f1J -only enuanc:e way to the room it Or>Othtr canvll U,. front whicll totally dotninatas till room. Tho camot possibly rra. it. a.hlnd lhlt one, though. • Jooft pink lght lurninatos from behind It, as if it wwe tho ceve~ra. It is almost literaly a Wglll at tha end af the t unnel. The viewer origifll'llv enters the thoffough an imposing and dart< cave fr0<1t. Then thaY trav though the "tunnel" by viewing fin"!. ert producl.l well ~ tho studies mode of them. The hluntlng feeli119 I one C:lltehes in the first room lt trantpoaed to warmth in tf\A. aecond. Most of tho work there involve• tome color arliJ projects a safe feeling. You are mode 10 think that eaves and spl,rits aren't 10 bed after' ••· f !Nnl( that Edelson Ia a succeufut ert.lst !deflnitlon: one who can communicate hla thought or motive! becouM she employs Concaptualilll:l. Perceptuabm and, Experience In he< work. But unfor'l!l'notely tho Cf1V8 ir1 tho IICOnd room did not Mom to offiCI people. They just kind of locited around and loft wlthout t.aiUng In tho experienca. It c:o'-'<1 .,. the two am.. rooms d0<1' 1 make an lntonsa enOugh joumey. h could be because tho artist foiled somehow. But I think it.wos due to tho feet that people oro generotv afraid of pubic ritual. No 0<1e wants to take the chanc4l of looiUng wlerd In front of strangers. Some people oro too cool and son>. ""' too insecure. But ( tugglat that If any of the observances which I've made tMm aurectlve to you, go aae the erhlblt. It Is tentotJVoly ached~ to !lnd Novemw 30th. w.,.,... GENERAL HOSPITAL HOUR ·- SQUIRE HALL No reserved seating without scrub suit. Attendance,automatically enrolls you In General Hospital lOt: an Intensive life-long factual education of life In Port Charles. viewer> �lI Again, R_osenblatt-Roth is embroiled in dismissal ,...eoru i Stallalos profc.or Millu ltooa>bl&tt-Roth is ooec qain i!Ovolved illalcpl bolide with tbt Stile Unlvonlcy . . . . . ofNewYort(SUN\I)~Y~temoverbisdiJmlswb)IU B Jo Sprina 1977, ROknblau-k Dth was rdiev<d or President Robert L. Kott..- from his toachiua position t-"'na his S1411stlos Sll elM& an... ~ tilt in the Fl<:lllty of Notur&l Scimces. .....W., !11110 without Unlvonlcy .,....,;salon. Tholllb Ketter has reponedly~ ~ot ~ letters or the UniYC11ty oowdoedula a-obl&lt-Jloth's friday dismlu&l-tbe rira "" ~··. second · this dossa arty........., to avoid conlllcu with his wetly seQJuter-to Rosenblatt- Roth for alleaed deportura. f6r - · RosatbltU-Rolh Tq>Ortcdly""' irrqulatkl<s 01t the evaluation fo1111S from his Fill to teac!J tM> sections of SUtlalos 101 Cleopite bis biab 1979 md Sprlna 1910 ~ruk. a-obbn-Rolh holds the ruk or leadina profesoor f'"lllaDall ~... thlt ~ is bJclaiJ unusual ror the ..ilidl is hlcher than • ruU professor. He wu educated admiolstmion to uk audenu to .... ID evaluation at tilt. Uni\-ersit_Y or Moscow under 1\. N. ~l~v from that ''is not mandolory and aoooymous when who d • .~•ted. ~ one or tht •orld s ltadina • inltiaJJy IP•m to the Jtudents." problbiiJty lheorcc:tJCllllS. . "" , 1\fier imml.,atina to this oounlry 12 years IJO, Retttr "''"Slant Ronald ~rin combiit<d, Rosenblau-Roth wu Invited co join the UB faeulcy and har1S$011ml charae. clalmlll~ thll an tudit " I entic<d by the leodlna P<Ofcssor rank and rcnuro. commo.n ooune of l<tion .....,.. ~.Pfo(CS50r whm an • Scudents In rhe disrinaui.ibed professor's Srltlsck 101 evalUIIlODappan to be lrrqular. diW, bow.....,., have often referred to th< courJC'u 1 Rosenblau-Rotb, hlm&df asserted rblt be is bcina "joke" where upwards or 75 percent or the doss oioaled our for p<rl«<ltlon due to bis OrtbodoJ< rec:ieved an ....... u thdr letter gack. This unusutl Judaiml, ..... dl•a«< lilac "awoy membcn or tilt vade cvrw, studeetJ repon, rauJts rr- tak<-bome faeolty md adminittndoa are tunrina the ocher way" midta'OU and fJDII uamo that are the same from year durin& bis ficht with the Ulliwnity admillisttaoion. • 10 )ut allow!na audents to rec:ievc help from those NW1ntloto •·ho praiouily took the oo,.... f'"U>eiiWl Wd t.blt "bls<d upon such qumiooabk cvideoce (J>rtaoated by UB) the dlarae of falsifiCIIion Aadlt Durina the summer, tht Orr,.. of Finance and o( I<'COfds-penalnlna to the evaluation form-may Manaaqncnt conducted an •udit of the audcnt DOl even &0 beyond the level or • beuins at SUNY cvaluarlons. J\11 of the entOU<<> in hiJ 101 course lUI Central In J\lbloy." SprinJ were oenr a tllr...PIIl< Iotter whldl included If tilt diJmissal dlaraa-to be heard separately-are ...tlM!a ,...._,......, . ........... ........ 11andard evaluotlon questiom. Addicion&lly, tilt form not resolv<d at this hearina, they wiD be assi&ned to ooe ..,...,..,..;.~-Oyi,..MiftllfntfoltltwltiJ.II!l~·,...,· asked lludenU if they had filled out 1 Sprm. cvlluatioo or lS arbitraiOtS lj)poinred to SUNY by the Am<rian form and if they had filled out more than one. ~ 1\rbiuatioo Board. bartnp will the be held with the stu<knu wut asUd to answa the queaioos "'to lbc: arbirratDr to decide tilt ISS~W. bell oftbdtabUiry." to siao thc' - t t md return tht Last year kotenblau-Rolh •'On t~ letter to the Unl•·onlcy. 'beorinp acmmina from incidalu in 1978 • Willb.m Finanan=-Roscnbla•· toth•s attorney rrom Ill unaurboriz«< medlcallcove of abtcslo< and tb<:wC United Unh·erdty ProfessioM I t'l')-ltusucccssfully or his lUcia• Lea orr~ after boclrs.. fk hili allqedly defended his c:lim1 in previous dJ,missal suiu and feels • violated the hours speciOed In the cootra<t with the thac these latC11 dlsmi.Ws art a continuation of ownm or the Ridae Lea buildin" and violated Health adminiMrl.tivt ••hara.ssment'' o( his ditnt . Cod.. for the Town or Amhtrst by stayioa ov..-nlaht • Rosenblatt·Ro<h has prtviously balllcd with the on the premises. • administration as f11 back as 1976. He wu suspended f'"mcman said thae: previous chua.es as well as tht by Ketter after rMCb<duliq a Friday SCC'Iion of his nature of thelatca dismi.W mow tlwtbc Uoiversity Is cliW without consent," CJtpiainin& that be mua Oy to "makm. a contiiiiJCd and cooscioos efTOf1 of hu ~'~•" Yor~ Cily home for rd;,ious rtatOQS. b.arusmrnt to riiminate Rosenblan-RDth from his Rm<ftbgn-Roth riled a.,;..., ...~ ..;rh the New York poWon 11 UB." f ~ i :< ":"""?,'.ao • ~~~-~ ~ ..·······' I ······a·······~··++·· UUAB Music Committee and FM88 ·I I .I I COMPLIMENTARY. *PASS* 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. OoiOM. TO ~T. OMlY) After 7pm • t3.00 Cover Clw'ga • Special AttrlctiOns ·On Wednesday, Oct. ·29th at 8 pm_ in the Granada Theatre Alrto and FlOr Purim have ptrfonned with CHICK~ and STANLEY ClARKE - now .ee them perfo!"' rogetherlll a Exbtlcs Every day and evening • Com~W\s • Specialty Acts •~WnM r i a.blt Dancef's I I I I I �ElbridiC Ooory ~ w ..... ~badlillllalfllo. He-ollotllo . . - o f owr 400-011 V1rioao _.... eliiHrfoolll&~oillr ... 'ndl ..... ;, ca,... CouDty OD ~ :.., ao, sabjecu. All . - u r e wbidl 111no<t ~ lbc Ss>aUidlna tOte quickly iD lbc Wotld. He 0(1' O.k of BooUIIo, ............. of .,...,_ lila life bcpa ill }l'l9, dot!Qa lbc Burfalo,memher of the Neor York Stile fils Wotld Wit. Fronc:zU. a lieutmant • Auembly and a represerualivc In the tbJny. - l i n tile u.s". Army Medical CorpS, was rust CoolaJess. illvol\'011 oa hneok rcseatdl ill. Poland wb<n Ss>alllcllna ....... 011 Alit*- ~·· blo hoadq.-ttn - · CIIPUIIU by Jlollbnik Commi«ce of WQS IDCI ,..._ cltarilla the Con:oo. Tlae Rusoiu>t promptly COCldemDed ~ W1t. He ~ biBs 10 the 111o piiJIIdu to - · Fort,..otdy for oCeds of t11o f.-dllly.,._;o.llldoo llld ~. tllos* .... -.pnnc~ by a Polish .....,_ a rcw c~~~ys ~Mer. - J*11ouiarl1 DOled few draftilll .the F,o.cuk's recrellliou included trawl, areenback or lepl \mckr act. Before bb ~ 1897 SpauldiiiJ .....,... and bricfae. In 194$ he retired lfotn UB u pro(C$10r emeritus, Olld 10 yearslaler . publisha "Histqry of lbc Lc:pl Taldcr Paper MoneY J.uued Daria& the Oreal died in Buffalo. Rcbelllo<l' '. Wbil< this bonk oevor INIIIe the The Elliclolt q....U aru...ned after ciWic: bac sdkr list,lt is the defiAiliveauthoriay ~ ·~of lllis ana, wbom <VerJ UB audent lhc •ubjocl. 1MJ _...... William G. fiQO b lnd<ed the Pllcr a. Poner wu a ~ ....., e1 Jilt AI t1oc- aae of ll, the lndusuious Alnericaa J<:Mt11 duriua lbc Wt< of 1112. He wuoncoflbc f~peopeoflbcltUito F - .... alrady canyina lbc !Mils. ft. .....sal lbciadcler ofsuccas, beeomiac reallz.e the neoessity ohnobiliDDt troops due 10 lhe lmminenoe or ..... After bc!na in I..), II 25, Ill .,...,..... I&<Dt II Buffalo. F0t10 IPRicl hb lnfiuence tbrouah various acclaimed a hero· for his military traosponadoa lines which he rounded 10 8CCOO!plbhments, be' wu in:sueed to Lafayette. - Detroh, Cleveland, Chi<aao Olld o<her dties. Red Jacket is a famow I llliiDC. W'ocll Henry Wells, be fOillled Wells, 1'1180 WieldY balled by IDdialls t~IK rbe 11!'1 Comp~~~y• Unital Stites. Red Jacket wu ao .,..« wbo East w... when thb ~ ­ dcfc:oded the rilbU of tllo lroqucil nation. a>GD«ted New York with ;;-. ~. F1110 odebraud his sucass by eoteri.na the The name Samuel ~ Clemcrssneeds little uplanation. U• y known by bllntiQJ IDduwy. At the hdaht or his ain, 9'mms powcn, he wu dlrtetor of two railroad his f11110us ptnofllllle, Mart ((aO. Durin& COtnPIIIlet, besldes bc!na mayor of Buffalo spent I number of 7<111 in lbis lltnc, he worked as editor or the CAw*r-' ror two terms. Exprns. The maoi&Seripl of hb novd Loyll to the Union duriJ:Ia the Choil War, F1110 .-.ua~ to pay lk IIILvies of all bis Hfldkbwry ,_-IIIII is in the lluffllo Public Lib<It)'. employees wbo enlisled In the Unioa army. w•nr.o w-. Glellt- . . _ trivia ,r... ml,ht be Interested in the fact lllrrl their hero, .a aae 20, was a - h e r of the Ol)'lllpic ....... The 1920 oe,.pic pma -~ lldd 1ft AIU..-p, u.s. lldll- lllld JOUDJ FwDas putlcip11~ io uadt IIIII fideL 1..at<r ia-IU tif<, his ial.crcsu JP<...t from sporu to boats aod.h< amassed pri•• a tibrary or over 3,000 volumes. A worlcl·wldc rra•'dlel, f'llnlu bdoQJed to tbe AJDerioan Airlines~ dub. • Walter Piau Cooke, wboac build ina is next to HOt;luutlcr oo the Arnhcnt Cllnpus, clescribccl by the c:ocydopedla or Natioul BlocrapbJ as a mao-of ' 'll>cldeay, tlwity, .._,.,.... F..-11 E. Froaczllk led an tllltaO<dlDarily inl....... IIIII .......,.. life. le 1897, llle 23-yat old "'-zok opcacd a modical P"""loe ia BalraJo. His spedllity In ro'MIInlicahle dlaeua led to hh meetina wuh Marie CuM Ia Pwis. ' Baid<S' beina ID uaodlle professor or hyrP- and pr.....Wve medldoe at UB, t.he tir.._ Froaaat cJireaor of Am<rlcM s.y;qs Blink ~ the Polish t.a.. * II NN GG . BOOKSTORES INC. mL m I fa%- rrn Used College Text. I Medlcltl a Nuralng rim HRieH PIIObftt CllllulaeOn OFF N.Y. T1mn f NOW UUTOCA The Next Whole Eartt1 fliD . - , 833-7131 ffiil! . 'J I f!Ili~ Textbook• NEW BOOKS/PAPERBACKS IIHtle=JII Catalog~ • ,......_.. 112.10 11m 3110 ..... St. 0,.1IIUI..l':W.illn••.. ,_,......., Doof · Unltr.-......... - ··- , ~ ·'I I 'J "l"C.. �i F.ire gar tampering; dorm dismissal follows •i I .,a......... i ~¥"''*"' ~<~tbla orr...., ~ aad llloWa'laa ,.,... 'I"OI)tl!ftllllillldlwlllle fos~ -10 be a ~OCIIy-..... ......... For IGiit "II in.da.t., f oo a Sai1Ha>' ailbt &rut &«~ina home~ lloor pany. I U st\ICiaiU u.e diocicm:red, ho.....,cr,tamllft1iit with utinaubllal ba IYd scriovs ccrap 'COCa. 1bil .,... lk UB H®lilla odmiAistnU>a ...., doc orr,.. or Sllld<ol Alfain ciedded 10 lmplc:mcm llrict rqu1a11oru ~ 111e or r~ equiplllllll bree ICIIdoou baw,lllready beeo eri<ud from lheir clanailory rare afetY equlpman. "TamJ!"rina with lire equlpmeot is oo lonacr a joke, ~~~~ a ldlous orr.,.," aid Vlot Praident of Student Arrlin Richard 5iadtow. "Sludeaci 'Wbo ore c:auabt either rabdy Plllllila llanno or _._.off fft c.uiDJUlsbcn an: sub.iect 10"""" serious pmalU.Sincludin& ooe year in jc1 at~d SUXJO fiDe. ' i roor111 "' If raul! or lllisudna ~ o(Jiolosiaa ~ ~. dplainin& tllc ...,. prooedure implcmmted thisyear,lllid thai "at thetlmtwhmsulllenucb<cked In tbey <faned a pieoe or paper tsl>llinina that aoyone ea~t tamprrina wilh fire equlpmeol II sub)<a to lmm<diate clismlsaal." Bo,.,. added that tllc "Unlvenily ~uiW IW tllc rial>< to implctllent sanction ror the ;,rradloa, rcprdloa If audeotnianed lhe papeo or 110(." • Sludc81 Aaoci8DoD oflk StateUaM:nlty(SASU)ddqlae Joe IUI'I:ill complloiocd aboot tllc pa&cy. fUr& criticized lhe ........., in which tllc adrninlanotion informed the JtUdenU. "A freshman &<U hm," IUI'kln ranarked, "and all be wanu is his key and to a<~ Into his ldom-ho'll si111 an)'thlna." Rilldtl claimed that tllc paptr 5tudcnts wac required to siJD -nOt enou&h to inform studcnu or the 1<1'ioumcu or tarnpnina wilh fir< equipment. Pro•oU<I Jtjfldn lk:oc:ribed a .......,. lDcidenc wbcn: a studan used an utinauiobn on his <OOII1JMte all<r bcins provoked by - c r stud<Tu . The c>~lnauisba~weildiAa t~udcnt wu later ~ lhc <llllnaubller by his Resident Ad"'- (llA). His RA wrose hlm up and rqlOTted him to the head Ad"'- 'IIIIo w,. rq>orud tllc 11udcn1 10 lloyec. The student adlllltud 10 lhe Holllina Diredor ...... be had and tqJ«led the Uldclctll. Boyte,~ to Rifldn. "teally Intimidated tb'taudcnt aod ~or less told him 'yOu're out• alta M had read over t.bc rcpon •-rluen to bim by the bead Resident Advisot." The ease is 11UI pmdinaaflcr three w«ks. Accordina to Boyce, he has the authority to set up a panel con~istlnsora student and two faadty membas to hear a SIUd<nt's appeal . Ho....,cr, "I havt the last word," Boyce llipuWcd. Jtil'kln q_ueaiooed tho r""- or tbe currmt procedure and if k-dcni<s llud<ntJ "due prex:as." Siaadtow cldCDded tho policy elaimina that, " tampnina wilh fue equipment is a serious O)IIUr and mull be treated as such. We mU5t PIOICCI the University and the Students. h would be a danaerotl$ ohuatlon 1( Ort rqui~wun•a avi.J11ble in the cue of a real cmergmey." - ....... ......... ____ ___.._____ .. ..,...... - on-raour~v-.._,,_ ..... ._... -.-......, Destru~oncea~!!:~~~~:..l Spmn~m Vandallsm. Sl<rl/ Writrr Stote-alloc8ted buds<~ to repair . . . _ . "Wbal tho allotation deys up," remarked Cudecl<. "we ,., Into dirfi<UIU.S with buyina ahlolute nccaoitics-1011>. paper t01!ids. etc.. •• Tho Direacw ll1riboaed 10C1X or tho incnaoed cotU , ror .....saUom last moDih to iallati&aary prias rcw -erial. A,pWt from ~~~t_.q..._, ~Olllet ..,.._.,., The scr~o...... or vudalism is ~rood when • is pb)'lically hlnlleld . . . rault," be _..,_ Oodcd. dted ... locjclma thai - - )atl ~ io wllido ocnnlaudoil&stooaed SISOO or ....,_. r...mturr c1owa an - . . sball.- lhe top or the - o r au. "The cloOat -.!11< or ll>c rW1Uton -hlna ira st1lclolll had beeo ill the au 111 tbe time," Cudeck refl«:ted. Assistant to tho Dircctcw or l'll)'lical Plant MaiN.....,.,. at Alltf1<nl Ja1u1 Jt.obau te<ps IIKk or tlcYaiD< - - 11111 IIOl<S a ''nisi>" or clc:luw:lloa -u ~- ....-- Joli• Siaadkow added. "We'tc DOC U)ina 10 mate tife diCCICUll-cvtr}'oot is brina II08I<d equally. " In rqarclto tllc students who have been kicted out, Siaadltow lllid. "We're ncM hm to act rid or1ludmts. At midtam we may evco lellludenU beck In afier bclna placed 011 probatlon ." Siqdkow ooted IMt last year, "tamprrina with the lire equipment was a b!J joke." ""-tulia& studenu ..... abo. problem. be also said, addin& thll lludenu- - . lbcn required to com• before tfle lntcr·Residcrl« Judiciary (IRJ). - , IJU is SlilllfY\IIa c:asa r<OCD last year. ''Tbo bac:kloa is. saiou& problan ... Siadltow added. "The limply didn't WO<k at aiJ." . llolb Slgdlr.ow: aad Bo,.,. daim !hat r«CCt 11atlsties se<m to Indicate a decrtUtla dau>qc and miswt or fire equipment. Both IJ)tCUiatcd that the old.,.,..,. ~~~8f8~8i~1~~ I - ---, Frank's Texas Hots & Astro Port . PRESIDENTIAL £LECI10NS ...u be held Od. 29tfa' Gild Htb ......... 10 ..... _.,.., JJIII In Squire Center Capen LoJtfly ln/orrnotJon l)ak, and ot Student Club fn Lo.,..,.. £lfkoU. - 1435 >Millersport Hwy • Comer Maple Jt0UM:16_ . .........,. Fft..a&n.10- · 2 - to----~ ~---- GAMES----~ Astra lnyaders • Astra Fighters Galax/an • Ta rg e And ~thers! r·--BUY 2 T:ACOS---i I ·Get·One FREE!!>! ~Any Size ,_ _______. I t ------____ .. -----~----------~---~----------- ... . �.._ .._. _ , I ." • Pr~ . F..W.V. 170 MFAC Ellcotl, ' Ami..nt c.impus 1 a 1 :30pm ._,...; \41 Dlehndorf. Mlin St. SUndoy. c;;._ 1 a e7'30 pm Sqoon n.tre. .... st.~. 3. s:ao.a:oo..,. ·,c~e'' Av "' tbiP A! Squore T,cl<r>t Oll'r'· 1:, Eli'co'l Com;;i"'' Browstng l 1 br~r, ,., AnENTION Graduat.tt..Students lr Job ~unters .. ' . ~ NOT AtiEW I:ATIN DI'NCE! · FREE DEMONSTRATION " of the most adVanced word process~ng fecnriology • Learn tlOW vou CCI\ for the first time, send out an wnte runber of personalized ·and or1ginal cover letters a'ld to prospective ~ need to send copies ·atVJTl01'.8· · · reunes ' . ~ .; . . • Save monev anc:.t ~ bv having vcu thesis typed, formatted · and reviled In a frQdlon a the tme It~ nonnaiV take{our ~ ment types at 480 words per rrblte). . • Find out how oarec11ons cal be' made at a push a a button and how vcu ~cal be ~IIIV ~ mcvwttcatv-f9CXJV to be recaled 1nstant1v for aPf l8lltslol• or raiW*1g. . • Every ~,llatter/18Un8 prodll08d ~..flie. . - was ~ now, fts tech IOk)Q'f ortv CM**Ie to the largelt ocxporotlons and lnllfttu. tlcn. ..,.. proud to be lhelrlt word proc Ill~ CCI IIPQr'IV b.pcMde 1hls seMce to thelludenls d lheltwally d 8Uk:m (We don't . . ecM»'nertf-we c:riv sell -~)._ . See cu demaillltlatloi I and cllccMir wt"tf . . lrC¥110 ICII typhg I8IYices have become oblol8le. Now you cal tftiiiV teD ac:tYantag8 a the most modem oompu~era GJt ..-1tWn tar ycu ecU:alcnat-and bcaiPQIIol 101 acMlncemlllf. We'd be heAl¥ to meet you a'ld cnwer aPf qlalcns_you haVe. Don't msS this ~· - .. DAlE: PliC& ACURL.YQ~ . rae �B~Jis..;lthac;a game held off; JV squad patches it; wounds You_., filb& a wv without..,-.,. Wilh tbeir forces de!>klcd r;o.., ....,. ., aililla Vltlily sqoaad, Joaior ua·. v...., (IV) f-ball 8oalb ""'" forced 10 . . . , . _ tllis Friday's bonk With ...,..._.,. Ithaca ~ Wltii .Monday at l:JO p.a...., aoc..,. "Wecao't., out th<n With )lllllOpys," aplaiacd JV - - coadl Rlclt Mes. "fbat's jus! not caol!lb." Adanl& said lh• the camber of IV piQon bdaa brc>uc~M-up combiacd With the ..., tlllnl liMa varlity maubon (wbo \IIIIAIIy panldpote in J v pmc:U. beiDa ......utud JO tbe IDQ!het team leha tbt 8abJ llulls wttb ben:ly eaOu&ll ~ for t h e - coin lOIS. Hoblllcd by Ill< unbcallby ltallll of lettcnniii - Jobn <mdy (IIJ)rllned attkle), auard Or<J Fcd<rioo (broken lea), llneboctcr Sco(t D<mlna (back-s), and day-to-day status of qu.vtcrabek Jim Rodriaua (who, at this point caanot eveo ariP a Coot ball due to a badly bruised thumb), the Vlrlity >quad is forced 10 call oa itt rativa. lmportalll offaul.-e standouts wiU mosr nocably be lost to the Varsity team . - - Q\lantbedt Pat Frlcaao, tiPt Clld Jim lit,_, IIICI fullllaet ICnin 8c:Men ft a few wbowillll>"''· Jr doe Balk - --'*~far DOt c:ocne up willl .., doe- to be playa!. ldla<a- Ill a pcNidoa to Com: U8 to Corf<it sa - · n.. <"*' cxplaincd ~~croner. • tloat lhc JV procr- is ••u apponllllity Cor t b t - and tlllniiiJina ~ 10 remaia be ~r oa £be slcldble:s. Ithaca eruploysa "n,......., .. ddmse, (fM clown linc:mm, LWO llllebaclten, and four deCc:rulvc ~ 1lldt orraue r....,.,. a IIClM.'' r1111tt thlll "1>10«1" boc~rdd. wltbatendesleyto n10 a triple opclon. Ad.anu C<ds IbM althouab undef...ed lthaaa destroyed Cornell by • lOOt< or 39-0 earlier in tht year (and Cornell Jbowecl>littk uouble l.n oonqucrina the Baby Bulb last wrek, 43· 10) UB c:an come out on top. "Out offense Is capable or scorina 40 poiau." tb( coach said, adlns that last week'• loa to Comdl wu due maiJlly to .-sivc cm>R. " lf we juu diminate our mlRakes.'' • tbe coach muJ<d, raulu would be diff<rent. -----c-...,..., ..... ......--.--- ........ ~"Ell soc;ocu ACTION: • Althol!lb it would ....., that tile Baby Bulb will have thdr backs IO the wall 00 Monday, Adams and his play<rs are optimistic. "If wr play. Uke we did aplftll Syraeux (I 42-27 loa ahout whicll tbe coach UICr'Ut HWC wue in il 1tiD the laM ave minui<S"), boasted tbt coaeh. ••we eon do. it (beat Ithaca). We WlrU to win our last pme.'' ~-~· JV pond<n their ' upcomina Runners come in seventh The UB Bulls Cross Country plaeed..Kvmtb out or II teams in the SUNY AC Cross Country Championships hdd in Albany last Saturday. Tbe Bulls reco<ckd a team total of I S7 poinls. Fndonie placed foul with a 34 total. Butch Anson was the top finisher for Buffalo with a fifth pi~ ov....U and a 'time or 26:3S for the S.O$ mik course. Mike O'Cotu>or was the next UB ronlsher comins in 1Sth with a tim<. of 27;JJ . • • 1 Tbe Bulls tot rmt pa-format!Ct from their three freshmen standouts. O'Connor was tht thin! freshman rmisha in the Championships, and OaJ1 F-.sher and Kenny lves fmished fif1tl._and sixth respectivdy. Jibe Turner. tbe Bulb t eam manqer, said thai a llll&illl injury to lves was crucial to thtteam's performan«. "Kenny k..ps tbe lilY' t oaaher. H• acu them P>ina.'' she said.Sbc went on to explain that lh• ruMen run toaaher when l ves is healthy, but wilh the iJ1.iury they weren't abl• to do that. "Tho guys didn't havetbeir beads rogcthtr. They could have don• betCer.'' Turner maintained. The ~rrormance or tho fre5hmon was especially encouraalna to tbe team since it means ihe nudeus for a bdter team is !here for IIC'Xt year. Tbc teams oext meet Is at Can lsius Colleae tomorrow . ·Pfiotocopying 355 Squire Hall ehaiJenae, Vanity coaeh Bill D~d his aldcurecarefuUy audyina rdmsof • .... opponmt, the Univcrlity oC !", Obio. Dtyton.whosponaHirecord.lllfkescaocll ., Dando as ••very lmpreulve.'" • 'They ate a bia. Quick ball dub. II 1'berC1J OQ Jhak.iq Dando'• optimiJm, thouah. "I have all the oonndenee in the ...,.ld th .. we- wln.''be said. Vanity's pmc is Ia 1"-flOil, on Saturday, 01 t:JO p.m. .-An<!J' ~. · DRINK SPECUIU EVERY WEEIUUGtfll Jat~oeV..a.- W. .~r 634-4404 ... ~"TT:..... F.ri. & ~t- CHEATERS Sun. STRAUF FLETCHER A All Mon. TARKUS Tues. COCK ROBIN Wed. Halloween Party· HAJI AND COUNT Dei~OIN ~ GLISS ·RINGS. ANY COllfGE- ANt HIGH SOiOOL - ANY RING 10K-14K GOLD 18K-24K -- ~25°0 II szss~: 1st- HALLOWEEN PARTY ' Thu1'8., 0Qt. '30, Free Drinks for Best "'"-••,uu Vodka & Cider. only 75 cents · Nard Cider 75 cents - Party with GARFIELD' S HALLOWEE~ CAT check Ul out open 1 p.m. to • a.m. 7.day•• week ' own ~CASH~ .s•u.t•---....... ..... ..sr. __ Tho....,-...... -., .,..rv•--· _,..,.,.,..-,_...., . .. ......... �The - I'DCII will OpeD comoirow at their rqular aurralo State Colleae .in the. Burralo ~ate lnvitatlonal. _Tony Pem ~ Coupon Bulletin Boatd Out1ide 355 Squire Hall MSC Sa~ You S S S S s Save SS oa tickW fw The Rocky Horror Picture 5bow at the Shea '• Tbeatre H a l l - night! H rota-.,. a ..tid UB ma· cH.t ID, -'U take ts OFF the swtc:e of a t1c:1wt. TASTE THE BEER THAT MOLSON.GOlDEN IN CANADA: . · .WAIT'S. - Goodnewsl laban$, Canada's No. I sdlir~g b«r, is now lmportd to theUS. So, now its osier to comPMt the taste of our l.a~tts with the - --ll t-...w w of our friendly compcdtoc Sec what you think. . We, like most other unadians, p~fer I bottle of l.a~nS Beer o-m- a Colden. . • If w~didn't, -·d likdy be drinking Molson• Instead-and• cMainly woulc!n't be runnir~g this ..d. THINK Of c.ANAo\ THINK Of l.A8AlTS �- .......... . .. -· Fun in the-mud; intramu~ prog~ i@i.P.ing in gopularityJi . . ~ f'.-lt • . &,ecbr .S,........ s..Q 11111111 111<r<'s a ......... JCbcdula , . plllucd ill w,.,.,. Plb<rina .c~....,. eoerusted Levl'r ond year old Adidal. A lceiJift lbotbllll scnes u a bouoclary .._,..... the two tt1111s or sl.ll playera. :Jbe offiCial near the sidOfux coav<rU what would be a mWICione t•o-hand touch pick-up rootbell IDto a oompaidve, orpnjud inlrlmurel COAtcsl. Tbelte U B sludcetJ arc only a small pert or \LB'• ln1tarnural ond' weekday. The averqc: Oark Cym, the Ellicott t mnis rouru, the Amh<rll Bubble ond the Tonawonda lee T'.- riak. ''Yie have priorily 011<1 the UK of lh<K ladlltle$," said C<o•. Moot of lbe IIICilitles, perdao~latly Oark Hall. are used e..aoivdy. Ra:reetioo · - coaslsti.Qa or 12,000 parti<ipatlna m<mbers Panidpuu aced oot -wony about modicaiiiSiiaanee in ..... or to AsJistont Dirceto< or I:Dtr-.Ur'all, 8ric:l Orow,. •• tt is oae or the biQ<SI in the non~~wt:" boalled C<ow. "W• offer II sporu raoaina from football to il1jury, liDce doe orpelzen WO<k doody with c-pw Pollee. ~ There ;. r,..• oo baod in .nldMdc:s. In his fli1ll year u UotflllluraJ director, Ed Wri&hl hu arnbttlow Crow explaloed. Acldilionally, """' aaivitid c:cnter in IDd arow>d Oark Gym ond the Amllcfllllubbk ~e iJ hdp. lnj..Oes arow>d Ellicou are handkd by Health ScrvictS lh<re. "We never 1\..t any nocquttbell... ONEOF of.. -locllftt _ _ ...,., . _ ... IIANY:l'No t ,..rlo fual_ , . . . ..... _ _ eithc:r coUq.e work study or as pan of the recrcacion ••II. This would "improve I be q uulily or the aam<, .. achktics a tote! of 52!17,000. "Of lhll money, 563,000 is &iven 10 he mai.nt1ins. intiamurals and recrulion for d.:!"'.:~~fDJ<rseys, <tc," Wright said the problem with Iundin& is that intnmurals IDd arc treated ~Y SA as pan of 1111 athlcties, inc{odjDI varsity sports.. He said thai intramurab ~ should be deall with S<1)arlldy from Varsity spoiU because .. ,..• lnuamurals arc funded by the deal with lb< e>·cryday student. " Student Mw>dacion (SAJ which in turn i1 supported by studtnc Wrl&h• edcled thac the J)<Oplt In mandatory lees. "SA hu elloted chart< or vanity rontrol lbc _ R&IOCIIutJ_i Mxl:.r=C:,~«~c~~;.::*i!:f" aocordiAa _,.. f !ale ! - " · .,.,.....~ tewhlns, mud- Wri&ht wqW<J IIIJo like to upond 111< number o r aaivitin. altho\llh b<sayspramtlythisis oot fea.< ible. " Our bucllfl is S1ftPP<d," h< " plained. "We do'l an th< f undina that a UDiversil y thiJ siz< should ace. •e ill . doe allaaooo ond ......U., lor dQ ~ .stude:att. •• said tbc u:siltaJU :_. di~~. "There ore liJo wodald leacUcs in the artcmoaa lor ala~~• ::c lludeou who work durin& the !t or 11..-.u oe Adlcooa rodd d..t ill • UDifon~~ or tomJcney., ,.., ..... pi IllS for UB's procrarn. An .area he cited as n<cdloa major improvemeou I• orric!lllna. Jbc direc-tor wanu to or&anit/ a seminar for ofh ~· mrllna with inoomin& freshn" n to be paid by IDd to avOid ClOIIlticU. .... _ - '""eatioo --01 amount 1he Any - aaivity will reportedly or - money tbll lnlllll!>ural P<Otn!D pss. ''<l'be Scatcb" '"ll!e Seo&.cl!" PRESENTS UVE ENTERTAINMENT J::)MBrad'(- fflday, 10 pm- 2om KOilV Morlar1V -SCJ1UdOV, 10 pm - 2 om f ile Scot.cl! IIJld Slrlobl N ext to Blvd . CinemM deporil u and pllrt-timc th< Ualwnity ar< dl&ibk IO,panidpllc in intrtll)utais. I'Kui!Y, .. and &r.dlllla can liJo panidpacc by purcht.si!IS a a=tlllon card fo1 SIO, Crow said. "Vanity- athlaes arr " ' "We ••a a-uaranltt or appearance," WriaJ\t uplain<d. "Two doDars COtS lor aw&Tds, 513 b ~tfunded 11 the end of the 5Uson ." Awfrds, are U$uaJly 1rophia and team shirt~. aocorcling """' Sludans enrolled in You Don 't Have to Drink Scotch To pri.Okat Relax In Our lDungr i fftlo!j Great Drilllls pt o MiMrl!l Price. ~cam -~ tcs join an lntrorn....J~ue. • picls up a rooll<r at Oar) Hllll ond r<tlllD• it with si,natures or cadi ieam member. Each teorn pays a SIS accomoclalt it,'' coodvdc:d Wrialot. ruu~imc. ol "lr-onlo are· ift<lialbk lor lbdr own spoci. bole they eu pLoy lo other sports." ~ a probknl. "If lbcfc is a ..u.iy lllal tl\ICiau., want. we'D coasickt k. lkn .WC will have 10 eliminate Uotber actjvily 10 Ar~ saious injuries, •• Grow aucncd. b ........ ........... _ ua. _ _ 10 Oro:*. "One auy 101 a lew Ieeth k nocked out chiJ ya.r. but chat was about it.'' orrorials arc "a bi& problem, .. lamented Wrisht who said pcopl have to be "bailed" fO< olf.O...ina. Of!iciab ore paid Sl..!O an bow. MOSI ollorials arc players . . . otbtT intramw.lt teams or pc:opk 1lw have olfwed in 1be - · Some sporu lite iot-llo<key do 1>01 have lbiJ ~ . The' ice hockey l)laym If< olforials. said C.ow. .. Thry all tnow the roles insklc-1 ... h< added. lmponanl pma lueh u liiiiJ play-offs i> Jivcn priority. Championlhip pmn are offidaced by Buffalo area orr.c:iab from a S200 lund s<1 aside for that, uplalncd Oro.,., . ~re proud.to present ~ MIKE KORDA ;Here from Las Vegas friday, Oct. 24th at 11 ·am In the Squire Conference ,Theatre ~uire Hall, Main-St. Campus .. ..·:-=:.,............_......,._ .- ....----..·---·---'..- T;lf T~""- . : - D It wl + N-.-~ ·-· ~- PAUL -..&30 Mls .songs hJIYe be•n recorded by the .top· slng~rs in the country! ~ - Presented by SA Speakers Bureau j �Belt"-e Jl, St. Louis 10: Colts r<bow>d bia apinst lk"'-oilud Oords. (Ia .......... Cdu .... - k to , . . up.) ~ Clly lO. Detroit L7; Slt¥t Fullc is COC1liiiJ LrvY is clr¥doslina • dd<OI<. ..... elcdy IDd Mllv Mow if oaJy a-,. Btat coald catch bombo. (A.bu..eh o r - · rca~orin& An Scill, is OGiy a r.......... .......... alii.......,. 11ot IV F_.. A. . . . . II hftw nery-11 bciaa • 110-Dalll< dd<Ot<.) Hou<M'ZJ, Clnc/nn.,l/4; Rem<mb<r,tbe Benpls are ·~ up p lol of boot's daY> iu Ill< AFC Central . ,_ _ _ _..._ _ __ . baula. ('l'lrM to ... URd to hearina about l!lrl OoropbeU. Ht's healthy and 10ina like a bull.) SIJ11 Fl'dllliKo 16, T - &f /0; CaU tbisen. . ChllllCt If you wnl, but in the loft&. run. wbo carts 1 II you combined lkacs' deftose With 49'tr's olfeose you'd probably hlvt a dtemt t-.. (Second half of double header with Pocktrs and Vikinp.) • Pit~ 21, Cllio>r<J 1: ~ join the City of Clwnpions. (Bean &ot their bi& wit> Lat ....t.) S.Ottle JO. o.kitznd 16; Oakland's faitbflll r..... •bo hilt AJ O.vis. of course lilY aJutd 10 tbdr , ..,..., StJn Df4o 11. Do/ltzs 11; Sure siw tbe- tlftS tim< to sober up. S..nday nia/llspcdal sboold ''*"~ a....r defense beeline the r - \ •fl<ll." (In lima or nltloMI defenS<, Don Coeydl in the air for« with his hiah Ryift& ~ strwaqy.) N•w Yo-k JtiS 18, Millm/11.' ~ 10<1 to Jets with hQmerodd on a Monday aicJU. (Anodlcr ..,od Molwll1 nlaht pmc. Curiolll to,.. if Shula can t«p Dolphins mentally lbovt wlla.) ...,., ,.._ DOl is--' ror ..._, 111M..._ at I:Jt •·•· .. a.c., Qold. ..-Idled~ ~. ,.---------·, I 1 I I s,.au Sa~ ._ Head First Hair Stylists I 1· I : 386 Kenmore Ave. I (atE~ ,I ,..,._ Cat l . . DIJ I I • I ...,sr Moriday, Oct. 27th from 9:30 am u.ntfl 3:00pm -·. Fillmore. Room re HaU MSC l p �D•- ... ,.,,...., classified __ _.,....,.. HA~~y ..... ..... aout dinner? D, . t... 11 T0~Cll1Vf ----~-­ __ HIGH EAR~NGS £Jec:trtc ..,,_,. FRI!I! TRAVEL. BENEFITS GIII..... ~A.... Tlws..tAo r norla.t: Nollonot Trowl lo Mll'lee11no Co. , TAGGMUSIC Sale• It Service 60c WASH •••ll• ~~Q~Iy rnolllloled In· dlvlduol 10 r-non• lb COl· ~'•'• Tr•vel Vacetfons on v041r cornpua. No EKP. nocou.ry, Will ,,~toll (212 )855-7120 ,.,.....,... _...._,. lSc DRY ~~~·) """""'to-SL~ frHP...., .. Itoar 7:30 ...,. • II :30 .,_ • 7 Ill¥ O...hooleto"'' ·; 11 or writeCampUS VACelion Assoc. 26 Court Street BrOOI<I n N.Y. 11 360t-135-1314Mala --~ AUV· HAP,.V 81R.Tt40AV ,._ 1w0 p•opll' wbo ftardly ue- you ~......O.&..J . DEAR AS HAPPY ll-0-'Yl Wt D¥e tolf tromftleWaf'T\OGS•s.. 1 WHAT'S 1;0111. ~U.. ~45l:G ~ tm FYI, 2A mpo. OOOd trantPOf"fftion. lSOO.OO Of" bttt• ..,....s.e., ., Nvtton end biM Pe0Pe oo ttte Nek?Ttw-v.wnpt~ sa.tw' B.Ytklfr'lol ear CAM~U$ ltEI"RE"S&flfTATIV£ poanlonl Ptn·tlmt OOtfllon promoting "lOh ewtlltv SCM'~I'IO 8rNil bHCit Oft CMI'Iput tor comlttSon pi"' ,,... tr-vet. tr1" FOR SA l f Ok HFNl S~L~ , ACOUSTIC GUITAR FOR ex_c:,• llenl ' candlt1on, •lmhl new, ACUSSOI"M ttK.I"'* caw, MW ltrlftQS, strep Mid Ofm~lo t>~<• ·up. t300 Ylh.l't C.tll or write kw eppllc• flon. .summu Tr..,.., Inc,, """"" Palle . Co4umb4e, Mo• .mo. 11001 m.o.Jt. l OST & FOUND SISOor- 80, O.tell1•41"· AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE 1 Low Rt ff'J For AJI AQf'l lmmH~I fll FOttU WNIJ E. .y T111m1• CALL 837·2278 . IHSUIIAHCE GUIDANCE CEHTEII -HorMmllood ln~m atlon dftk. StAMI$& CAT,Cttn wUtl brown points) RE..WA~O Mlflt t.n IOJt. ~otete~ ~EW'-R.O, LOSt : SMALL GOI..O CROSS tnQr.tvtd ..TIWA lO>J " '' '"'' SAfUfd.l'' t on Haves •f•wn. Grtal Mnllmtnfal vah.-, c•n 6»•511• u Nvl'ld. 7210 Mlltn STUDENT UNLIMITED AFTERNOON RACQUETBALL ..., .....Prf. .- -· Uon Jq :st. fw _., Ill ~ FOUND, $htriOO.t Ml, Qtd. UP SQvfr-. Hall eononu. wttc:ftrn from P J . s"""'' t1vM KrVHtrom Ull ••1 111111 rooonratlou • " - 10 . .. Cell Uti lac&Ut... 111111 for at 111· 318110. ... a.-••••••UI•• •• Pt.... Lucl&n C. 'P.ulato AftDrney-•t·L..lw IH•or ICHJIIngton) FURNITURE. USED e•cell enf :'::..~~·.,~~~~~ O•Y• 10 tMVe ~ •sAt tOr Me4iu. AftH 5pm ull ..,..ea. STEREO EQUIPMEHT·I'I'tOit m..\:n •nd ~ CMl tor ..... lll-liSJ 36 Hopki ns Road, Williamsville. NY. Corner o f Sheridan Drive tt>MOI O F F-CAMPUS HOUSI NG STUDENT R8CJQUctball Rata A••1111able a t The Racquet Club of' Ea.tem Hills 4687 Tranllit Road Onh $7fcovu hour. 1 ... pc_r• .aru. No mnnb~nhlp r~ul,rcd nil The- Rac.qutt Club at 61 l·l800 (ur u.mc d:t) rntrv..,. """" ... --, SPECtAl, OFFER I ptt,Uips Af.c.elwn. m.c~e In us-e. tnCidM no. 116.t, .U no Wi"Vch. UmUtd qu.~nttty Wlltl), Mfkt W~ P.vt 134•jDM. ' CH ARLfE OANI &LS & &ruct S.pr!ngstten tick••• far ••1•. nil JlS-~, FREE Televised WILKESOM PUB onca~T .V. .Cal 888· 0100 1 IJ£DROOM. _ , ......,_ ....... f or schedule a"VM410le Nov. 1.11JOI. FvUy inl'f'•• ott ,..-.,, toc.t.o.. urw •\.WN~t. mi._.. tOVtft ~ MSC. C..l a» Us. 1 ll(iOTIES IF YOU AAE a \iltOfrn:.\.IOfl,el studrH1t wlfft ..,tr'l'lotnt end you l'lftd • roommatoe ctlt S.l\dif tt ll.$-4.567 btfWM" ~ 4cWn 115 Stvhl Roca.S *' ttOOM ,rott RI NT l'lilll"-"""*.,. Ott.DIPRO to compltt• ct..n. OUIBf c.pmtcM1~ 6 ,.,..on twot:fCWV hOUM M« ~ Ul. Sh•re dfMt.r c_..,. OW'n hUOt upsfaln. room wUh two dOMfl. WatNr. dtytf'. f'WO bathl, o.,c:Mn. LAtM UH s..-•ember. Otpot.lt. 11»-.--.tn-Jt••· 1 FOR RI!NT PUL.L FVRNiiHI!D lowtr fj.el t(.nm~. ~.U..DI . SEE Sf91NG5TEEH I N AOCHE'STEJt ¥1d/D( 8uff•to Qtl UI·•....V. MICHAEL DORAN: ~r•ts tooe • Qoyouw.,..tos CGMfildOl LOV'I' &tfh. P.S. Good IUO. . t:f·;~ ..._ .- TO"IG"T: Rodr8 Disco Fre• fldmlnlon Satarday: PQMPRO~M APA.TMINT WAN'TID P\endlome mal.. puppy, nearly on 'our lnwstrnt"ftf, SH yow~~ \lltikhtl Uy vecwrn de•"'-" •ns:t tner• Is ··~·'. R.5,V.JIJ.'s 14/31, ¥ound tn~. t-4ALLOWEEN I S AT PJ, 80~. l""""'tlf oct.- ..:- FriellyQd.J1st and $1fuf'dt., Hdt, lsi. Be- tht're bt s;clfedt &ettwt.,.rrom P .J. Bottoms. or »79 Ma;ln SttMt, rifht .crn.s trqm ue. f,EAVlCES SCENIC 41,PLANE IUOES S. . ~ ua F .. ,.. LOYt c:aNl, anct wt.ao. " lrom M~CJW"'. ~ tf19hbn•n.-.. 1001 F« ~ infO canl«t ch.lck -- C.oOOl.N'ttdy~ClU. COMPUTE• $CIENCE 'TUTORING CSUJ.- au._ csu 1, cst.SD. call ~c E NGLIS ltiOINZ LE.SSOJtfS, u11 t.SU.OS HAPPY BIRTHDAY OAIIfLING, We ~un beOUf' to ~elebt'J,., lttt not stop. All my lo.;e 1nc1 ..,precYtk»t\, Fill. have DE.... THANKS for bei"O vou, lucJd'l, you"re IM GREATEST. t...~ VI O.S.€ . GVITAii &EPAOl8 34898A81.1W&• • PEEYAT TUNING•ThMkl fO>r tht ~~ bUt wouklftl fOOd 0. • mort • wOI)tlate ~~ tor • f'I'\OOY? VNCl.A!IIft~O l"'lk J a»USI fot Spring 8reolr &cdatl Dlrc-t . - ru£8RATETK"e!00~­ "'"49h! ..... S....,.Pl.....,. tt... 'H ,._ ' a.. l'llgs. ~ Rail S.. B'-1. tpm &n ftw F U!fnor9 R-., Jtoat ' N A:OU.. TOHtGHl ~ Tt-~ Col In tht c- to the Country ~h'nof'e TYPING, aOtTING: farm .JS/p,.g~r , tOO wom. '"""«1 9'\Uifenteedt c:orr«tlnv IBM ElKif'CII'MC JO-tyonet aPONr.anct, ll lypef•cn., m•mot, MemDef"\ Sodely tor TCi'W'Iic:.ll Com""""*•f'IOM. word "lkt. Oanclno <Mtlll. P"'l ,.,,Ho Moft· S.I 1 ROCI'It11H (H ~tJ$·0t 74~ ~ Chain's . Boutique and Hong Kong Tailors 10--11141b111St. 10% OFF For U.B. Stuclenta PRINTING AND COfY C):NT~RS RESU~E PROBlE~S> let Us $tlow Vou S8mpla FREE Then let Us RCIIOnJ ;n Sqoirt. Gfof - -ntiS WEEKk Ty~& Frtday, Oct. Uda JOHN CREACH • tft''"· f"fPI N G , dln•r-l•fions, tnutnH 18~tortc11neMlKtrlc..~ Q~MI I t)' cwnh ulf I:J7·.._ lld'ftllJIE!ft Beaches tr:'W\ 131' oilM Kft'CI.....,ii'IO ......... neal . . e aJft'eiiP.Ulft - - LO.No_.-.._ Fonr~ TUT04t ,.Ee:0£0 for l.ochemlstry, c.tll Scon .., SJOZ. MATH TUTOR.. "V..lLABI..E IN U1, 1.0. , .... )4~ 115.. 12\, and 122. c.N: Dom RQCK MUSIC fiLL "IG"T Sanday: Opwn Mlkw ~ .......--,.. _ z"·- --. -· -··££ ... _____ .... ..... fUTORIIIG .fK,., *' TVTOit WANTED Ntct. c.tll fSZI ..........AI. ....... OOftMI aAIDliAH DAYTONA 636·2497 -· ~-·- 631 ·8884 -.GULl ¥\..LET CL.ASSD. • ll ~ mall! sdlo4• .r&tllps•f.rr•r• .Sf\Hflo. .... -:::: <~lU I .., Ptlpl' t' .tt.$.. BETnfllfASTERJJ:OiR lESS DEA~ A U . - ... • ,........... 1Mf1Ma'I, Uis •401f e.t'l'" •t m.p.t"YI to • v.- ott""' ..w fOOd nmett L...-.~4 -fi£EP'51U _. .,... wt"W lt.4t ..,._ Hen'• MAIUlAKHH T'!E f<I' FORDAILE s_.. ,_-........._littsf¥..._ Vlllf U1" our .... ........_,...-...... st. mGn"''t "'"....... Npe,.. =-·~~::,:~::~~ STu-4 ~ t s • f'wlflip¥ .,..., ..... liM~ . . . . eM• "' " ) ull tnlllltr J .P .. u vw"mada mine. Sherry.. I I I I I FREEIII ,.,,... ,..., ..t I _ . . . ,.,- I ·---------.1 �__ .. ... ---~~·~--oflbcSpedNm. ,__ ,_nodae-_ _ _ _ _ .... . . . , _ _ .. __..,.~ quote· of the day "If World Wer 10 Is fought with nuclear · weapons, World War IV will be fought with _ stones. rlll't""'edltoll--ID--- -Albert Einstein -...w-,.!""'FIWat ,. prlnlllot.Dudllrlu . . ,....,, .. - . llRI10UIIC4'Dlelltll ~-Soncloy~lnthe~KH!e· TutOflnii-The College_ of M o t h - · offe,. .,..,.,. 109 WI~ The .ubJo<ia "-\b. Phyt ks. Che.mlstty. Z,ngine-efing. Stotlsltla «nd CompuiLt Sc:ienc:e. ~n Sut>dey· one tu1orin0 In 1011 - 1nctude rhuroday from Z,~ .,..d 7·10 p.m. Coll 636·2235 lor moro 1nronTI•tJon. • 0.. Ull - ·· Qr'"'lh Center b ~ • ~·· Orop-ln and Rnouroe ServlelttL A.n)'OM- w.ntlng to ttlk. .Peii.Mened to. Of 1n need Of lnfonnatlon ls encouraged to 1M the sti'Yke. The Center &tlocated In 211 Town.end. )pen 12·5 p.m . w«kdoya. Vderans end ctalldru of vdc,..n.s-11 you did not subml\ ~~ anendlnoe .,., for Qdobor, pt.- do!.., today. rile Anll·ltape Tull Foret hu 4 woltc ...vl<u and van ~rvke~ Women. plene ux the M~k:ea. For 1nlormallon. plt ... calllUI~21. A.,.._ poo1t10n0 at CAC: lntomol Dl<edOt, , . . _ 1'\o'flo CoordlnotO<. Apply today et 3>15 Squire "' call 831-3521. Blood DriYe todoy f~m . In IIHitr Room. E.lliootL, Spontorl8"'l\f'''C. rile JaM Hallowun potluck dinner to b<nent UNICEF Oct. 3111 7 p .m. In rile Mcond lloor lounge. Red Jacllot. Elllootl. &ing a dish othcf than dnw" 10 be adm1Ued. ~ uU tntemeUonel College ot 6)6..23.)1 _,.,'" e.n get on kk• Radom wll " _....., In a group or froe """""'r-row rrom 2 ·!'> p.m. at rhe Cen<,_, YWCA. 190 107 Towruoncl. Alto< rills week's coffeehouse we wHI go t :n masse' to R+cky HouOJ•tle'C'CM'd ennJw.rAt)'. Chin... Stu<kllt Aun. bu> trip to 11YC leaving Nov. 26 W re1umlng Mo\1. 30. For morelnforrnallon aU Tony at 636·• 6117. Su:uallty UUC.ItJon Ccntct- Any coun~ek)r who M1 nol 1lgned up for a a.hlft p ,m.Loday will no lo119er be cooaJde:red • coun.selof. We arc t»-s;ponJOrlng • wee:ke.nd be' on Sj>ltltuallty and Seaual~. 74. Appllaliono • •• aveltabte tn 261 Sqvlre. For mort lnfotf'!'l,tlion call 831·2.584.. Alto, women oot ahowl~ up f« their oppolntme1>ta In the Blrt/1 Control Clinic wOI now be charged olr a mlaoed appointment .,... will lind " hareM< to make onottMr oppo-t In rile~ You mu>t ~I etleetl 2 hour:a prlof lD your 199oinl:n'\enl. " I"" en _ . , t, Domingo 26, 5 p.m. Newman C""ttr, Main 5L crw oon Nlogato Falls Blvd. Studenta lntuuled In obtaining NY ltata _ , - 1 cenlllcotlon In fnllllsl\,1'\eth, Sodal Sbldloo, _ , a n d Fottlgn Lone._ m..ol be odrnk1ed 10 lho Tucber ~ _.,..prior to enrolling In .., ol Ita c:crurMS. llppllaiUono nlormeclon may be from the OMolon of Undergroduote EduQtlon StWJa. ()ff1c. o1 T-hor E d - . In 320 Baldy. 636-2061. Deadline lo< ~~wlllllngtobeglnrlle_.,.tn rile Spring ID l'kw. I . ,...,.r rile.,...."' hoo-- ....., .L..,.__........;.._ E .,... weltwiMd to • two pert c.r.... A..,..,._ ............. 0<1. lOIn 2Q SquloL Orol.lp ..,... , _ Qllll31·371711,.....- to-~ ........, "' lho offmeuege end contect nUITibtr In J 16.o r 231 Squire by "'ot>dey. Mary 8_,, fSRC CoordiMtOr. Soul~ wonblp auvlce Sunday at!'> p.m. in rile .lone Keeler Room. EfllcoiL 9 . ..... ror Open H...,.., at new movia,arts&~ ----~----------Taxi, group, will porft»m Friday In lh< QUAil prCMIIto John 11<_.,1, o UB student, In on O<lglnoi.Xblblrlon ord,.wings Oct. 20-Nov. 20 In Oallory 219. Squl~. Opening reeoptlon Is lodoy rrom 6-9 p.m. FO< ~ Wonnot- uU 113+1088. !n- the Drop-In lhe (irenadl 'Thut:er.·""-'" Stf'Hl. ECC .1-a fl.,.. I "' 8 -·. p.m. In rile KAI<harlne Corne-111'1\.e:ater, Ellkoll. 'fllh.ett people U'lltn.. Stop by Center-A ploce to talk .nd lind out whet we"re: •II obo<J<. Tuuda)l from 11·2 pm. In 104 Norton and Wedneaday from 1 1-2 p.m In 17• l"oFAC. ElflcotL Cryogenic delnonatntfor( by Union Cort>fde today at 2 P""' In the Woldman Theat.,, Nortoa. ~-by rile A - Society o! ~lcel En9lne«L C.reer PLanning OfTke worklhopso. Job l.nlerv;ewlng "'The -Inti o1111e -lltnrggluln Polond"lodoy at 12:30 p.m. In 10 Copen and ~Y and Equality" at 3:30 p.m. In 684 Baldy. 8oth given by Dt. It """ PrtpertUon af\d Tec;bn\quti Monday at \ p.m.. ln • Clef1\ens. AC. A videotape wl" be " - " """ dbci>ssecl. Retume Wrlllng Ftlday at 2 p..m. in 7 He,a C ~nd Tt~esday •t noon In 1.5 Cepcn. Te<:hnklue• for preperlng en tlfective ruu.me wlll be dllcuued. Reapond.ing to Ulegol p,~t lnt""lew QuntloN Thursdoy ot 3 p.m. In 316 Wende. Pte.·II W senkM'a- A repreaentatlve from 8enj1mln N. C:o•doto ScMol of Law will be on eornpuo I'\Ondoy, Sign \IP IOf '"'-eN..,_s ltl 3 H.yc• C Of' ceU ~~•~ Meek al1131.:1515. 1'11-hltt ... -raged to ..,.,., lo< ~ lnttrv&ew. s-.... r f\alhortno Cornell Thcocer, EllloocL· Tkketa avalla' ot the Block Mountain I olflco. Porter. (. It -a 1nwuud 1n ~~u<~rllle ...,..,.., of 1981 should "' Polan4 durin; r~~e to: S<~mrne• Se&slona. TIM! llooclunlto FoundMion. 1!'> Eaat 65th SttKt. 11.,.. YO<!<. NY 10021 . 11o p<evlou.. knowledge or the Polish Language 11 requlreCl. ' P rinceton Unlvcra1ty Found•Hoft tor S tude.nt Cornmuni<MionTodoy o1mo un6erllflduele loode,. at l.lB rile OfJPCI'lunll}< ot at!Lnd a rii<H cloy conference In l"tYC, 111 bpenws peld. The ~nferenct w\Jiglve st..,... the opporWOlly to.,..., dlellenge, and que:adon t09 M¥el ~ment from OYet 100 .,.,..,.,_, - - - ohovld be liberal .... molort. For...,..,.. lnf....,..lon, plone eont.oc11'1a. ~k at 1131·»15 or come to<llloyot C today, f?i1k Kue:hnek·Uddlihn. lnlonnallon, wrhe to: Compelltl~ Doc:totll Feu....ahlp, tht Qreduelt School. 2 •6 John A. Hanneh '~ " A Gatden Alftlr"" dtnner dan~ Nov. I~ .t 10 p .m. at the OO..nton lllllon Houl, Spor>oted by tliie ~ ol l'llr)orllyG.-oodPr-IStudenta.C.MTerryot 138-2929 lor tldcet it>lormadon. l'lkkey F•ITance, rile local ropresent.tlve ol rile Vlltlng F'untl. will b< inlervltwed Tueodoy at 9 a.m. on WZIR Rldlo. The Vlldi.g Fund COMbU of prfYoto conll1IMJtlons and ..111 b< uoed lo< rile p<oeuting of .SOO. bek1g _ , o< Eerth from the aurlace of /1\.,a by th• Vlklng landett. ... AMition.l fw mt:ft ..,., women for ow performence • . _ apeciall&lntl ih ethnic - o f _,.,.1 a n d !urope. Nov. 2 ar 6 p.m. In 339 Squire, Collll36-7620. ..Four Cent~lu of Pollth .Muak-" con<ttt lomonow •t 8 p.M. ot rile Bull Sto~ Colloge ~mlng U.b A<idiiOrfum. 8ootM UOAB l<luok: Commlltea presneta and the ' Mldnlghta ftoturlng Bob Welt Nov. 4 II 8 p .m . at Kltlnha!U 1'\uak Hell. Tk:keta ovollable at lho Squl•• Tlcllet Ofllct. "Ddt•....,.,.• Friday ond Saturday ot midnight If\ the Squire Cohrerence The1ter. ·-<~~go~o- lllloo<1!Y . . - - ... t:bt PN>~ State Ia olledng 1 -lpo. For lutdle< ' .. 4.6:lO,ood9:.,p.m. SatiU<doyln rile Squire Conr._ Theater """ Sunde)' In the 'Woklmen TheMer, Nonon. Admlr'dlstratlon 8uilclkl$. Michigan SUk um-.ky, E.olt l.anoll'fj. l'lldllgan. 081124. 0 -otlleftlono - aro ln..,....,d In the performing ""'* ....t ...,__,. 01dleltro __..,..,, IWn arto, l'ollowlhip P r - . • Dr.O...W-~oftMlil__,,...... ... IIQI'Ialltura and Ule $clencH ~~n~-, ..UIIoe --to-~,_ Ocl. lOal ):JO,...... In •eomo• JOoiT_.tHall. Pollth Student Lugue meeu todoy ol 3:30 p.m- In 3)0 ~.rto and flof'li P\Jrlm Wednesday. October 29 at 8 p.m. • 11111 !ta S,._ ftecrutlon iiiQbt SUnday lrom 7:30-10 l>Jn. In rile Squlto Hf11 i'!oc ~ ~ling and bltf\wds ell otd and new membe:rs th~ guests. Slwldllo; 5I. Chabod I a.m. 10 ...... btukiMI: I 0:» l.2:lO ,...... T - Stud)l. C-leo: SA r . - A-d rneetlng W<dnH<Ioy at 6 p.m. In 114 T•abcrt. ~rocll lomlly, I will be In ~ Columbia: Clabranlt, Boutvana: \.ui<OU, Zamblo, 11alrobl, Ko~ t.ogoo, 1~ige~a; end Attn <lllano during November. D.op vout of how meny 10 preper• for. Goy People'• Alllofta con-'""""" at g ,.,... t• ll8 1,5 SocloiJ ..condo IOIIIMitation~<-ln • the: cobllutlon, lnduslriltfutlon •nd e~pkwMion of .,_.. Me<tlng ThurscSoy et 7:30 p.m. In 346 Sqolre. APHOS l!d'fliOta meet WedneSCS.y M 8 p.mr In the APHOS ol/tc., ' f'orelQD Stu<kllta-11 JOU would Ilk• .,. to soy Iloilo to ~ed Crou Sociology Qndergraduato!IWdant Aaon. meets today al 2:30p.m. lo the Copen Lounge, AC:. P,o;rams. C<>n<act CAC at 831·3521 or 1\op by 345 Squirt . " sporuomg o Men's Support and Growth Group. Any Mil Interested In p'fUdpaUng In such • group C'QI"'\aet lob P..kofl Tuuday o• Thuradoy f.om 9.30-3 P·"'· II Saturdoy 111Qht at rile Chobod House. 3292 1'\aln Stroel, rh~ sweet .toundOf Met1ve Mtlka tomorrow at 9 p.m. N,i.a .:..;.._ o.b eltdlon ol olllcvt todoy M I p.M.• Squlr~. &o di.ICU• seml.lnnU411 toCCef a•me •nd constilUllon• JOU lllu: - 9 wllh lildo? The older1y? The .,..,..lly or jlbyokally ~..,_.,7 O>ed< OUI ou• Fr111klln St. tJI.J737. Squire. Do 0.. C0<111Jdlng llervke on t1>e third lloor of 1'\it"""l Hall \ Htlav• MaiU ror women only. will be held at tht \!Dhtrst O..bod HouK tomonow at 8 p.m. OaN:tng, inglng. guut f1\UIIdana and good food. Commuter All'alro CO<IIIdl me<U today .. 3 p.m. In~ In 232 Squire. - Room, ElllooU. Blble c:lou et 10 a.m. In JIIR. mcdinM - projo<t of t:bt Atner- Symjll>otry~.olferallmonrllldloowthlpt In_.....,. troinlng wiCh leading or~'oaoa• lM- eoun~ For futthef Wormelloft, wrfte; ProjMI Dlroaor, OrchotUa ,.,._,.,..,, Followolllp Program, 1\<Mflaa Sympl>qny ~· ~. PO Bo• ~. VJonna. Vltglnia. 22180. 70J.28J.IVQ, ~ Rot.ory Flo:ld, 2 p.m" Flo:ld Hoclley ... New_ Yorlt State Cham!>lorul>lpo: Women'• Tennl• et 11ew York Scroto Chomploruhlpo. TomorroWl Soccer vs. Elmira Colla;., Rotary Add. I """'" Volleybell, CA/i.l\l"o lnvllo4lonal.. Clerk Hall, 9 a.m . ~ oc lluftalo State, 1 p.m.; F - - et IJ<iMnlly of o.y.on: o- CO<IIItry ot Conlllu> Colleoe lnviMlonall FleWS Hocj(ey .. f1VS 0\amplonohlpa; Wom<:n'o nnnls at nvs 0\amptonslltpo. FrWay: ./Y F0ot1ooH w. - ....... Oub,......... .......,, et Q8 T - T -"CJu prldlce ~Roc c-r. 7 p.m. In Clerk gym. ._,ow at.5 p.m. In the __ ~-t-._..,.T "' 1 1<30 a.m. tn the Squire LAMs. ll.l!laedl play.< on lluae ,_,._,., To rroolatar- 1oo _ . .,_,..lon ..U63660& ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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" It ,...p....to i1 C8l1)o 1CJ......- Ia """"'·" 11< l'<l<lllod. "IUoobd • do!>ooP we with Ill< 'dreaded' tbrrila -" 1'1111 _ _,_, ~ b)' SUNY Caltrol iD . _ to quadoos cltalinl with tbe ~ or wue.......,.. Ia limbo. • • 1'1111, .......... Scadalt A8oclldaD (SA) n - AIM oii-JOiq booltle bet-..- . Ills N..._, clacriba liM or1aalutiqa -"'d llle New York Public latera& a.-dlOrooop(NYPII.O) CMrlllo 1~1 .......,.......,_ bet- Ill< ..... porUa. "We're nilllla for NYPII.O to -*<e llleir ·" be eckaowledpd. ''SA bu P.... a COII\fWX to IliaD.'' 1'1111 clocuman, Natllla lo Ill< CNll tbe ............. - -ed. or ............ ~w-..... s.( ~ ba&IO.nalillowllonll'l ....... ....... dllllloiralo 10 .... - ........... ow....,_ �evenina. The final S990, • however, bas yet to be funded amid conirovcny over .the The proposed Univer$iiy Day responsibilities of certain Care -center . bas received a \ orpnlzatiollt. . mucb·oeeded SIOOO shoe in the .- The idea or a Child Care ano fi'OIII the Health Insurance Ctlller was first brouaht to the M.UOry Committee QiiAq auauion or Sub-Board J. Inc., for a feasibility audy. early last summtr, by two or-iu At an estinuoted cost of executive committee members, $3,990, lhe audy alteady bas QSA representative-Ante aainedSI ;OOO from Millard · Mediae and Student Bar' fillmore CoU~ (MFC) and a Association representative Alan tentative SI,OOil from the Rosenfeld . They orlalnally Oraduate Student f"J''clation reqyested SJO,OOO to oraanize (0$.6.) pendina Seo&tc approval · and set-up. the Cen ter. at lu next meeun, 'rlleSday However, the majoritJ or Sub· Board's Direeton believed the SI!ID was too larae for a vapdy detailed Idea. . After r.tlz:iq tbat IUkleliaes wm a .J1eceAily, plans ·ror a feasibility study were drawn upo and a new eeardl for funds bepn, accorcfina lo Rosaddd. ' Therefore, on the-last day of Spb-BoaJd's two week budatt allocation se$1io-at. wbicb they decided bow to divide $1.3 million of student mandatory fees atnona e&mpu$ poups and projects-the Day Care Committee approacb.ed the organization with a more detailed plan and a reduced requ~ for $3,990 Howevet, despite the revisions~ub-Board rejecled the propoAI to fund tht study. i aflated Rosenfeld and Mediae wer when- the allocati from Sub·Board w.as not realized . ' Accord ina to Ro sen fold, Sub: Board Executi ve Direct~ Black , Sub-Board Chairman Mark Moore and Sheehan had auawueed to f~ the Day Care Center duriaa the summer budget meetinas. The issue was placed- at the enll of Sub-Board's budaetary-request agenda and money "ran out'! by the time the feasibility study came up, Mediae related . · Mediae was particularly surprised by \he Board's decision because 1nc claims t1w only two pours earlier she bad been assured by two Exocutive ~ Commiuee members of""SUb.. Board that money would be available for llle Study. "AU of sudden the. money was not there," she exclaimed, "and after I bad a vocal commlttment from half of the Board Of Directors. . • then they said they were mistaken." Student AuoclatioD (SA) Ptesldent Ttm Sbeebao, wbo mailltaiaed that be was aot aplnst Day Care believes that Sob-Board should DOC fund the Study. )5bechan SUIJCSied that ;~ flaur~ presented at !bat -oonti~~W~~t on,. 14;_ '.'·/I=,"\~· ..'.. 1\ p '·' t\ ll ' " • () ~;. I �Sheehan the cause ofSA ,s decay? .., Scdl Coodddld ~Edit"' S1udca1 Association Prcsidau Tim Sbcdlan'• rC<CIIt spcec:b to !be. Join< .-ina or tbe llodau lqisalturo rdlecu • lact or m.tnl ooortliJwico in tbe Talbm Hall <!hambcn, which bu led 10 an SA that olltn rCSidl and responds to nmtJ inltead or UJin& lana· f"'llt plaaaiua to aodcipat• and llnd ill OWD dlrcdioo. Spcakina before ovor tOO stUdent leaden &Del nwn<rous orh<r SA ofriCials,lbc PrcsidaM JpOk< OUt OD <be ..._;., issues i:aa!rootlaa his orp.olz.ation aod studrnt• and recited his IOOCOIDplisb.a>aou. Yet Sbec:ban did not mauioo or ouolloe aoy or his hopes for the orpniulion or lht tfir<ction he WMU it to take~ Ncstkd in a comer or the cadomk "'""· Sbcdwl'• orrocc bu rq>Or1Cdly be<a SUITOUndcd by a lad. or cobaivuu~ss. result in& in • special mre«in.J of dirc.c1ors tomorrow to dixun mordlnadon. TM CWIIM I ~ ~t MMt L.ubt Th• ANO ''Ia not Mt~th 1M /MI»T thq.,. pnnt«< on... ANC called saboteurs; poll results, eye of storm llrScd!CaalkllY • ~Edilor 1M OurtnJ '# EdJ10r.u.-<::bkf Malhcoo l..ub. bas cZarpcl U.C 11/rmtM/w 1'1~... Coll«rlw (ANC) with "aboloP>&~ Tllado,y'• "**or C'lrtm!r no. dlaDair>a c!ata OD a CM\pul Slln'<Y tO Jive !be CoiJcctiw a bctur 01.IIDCiina 111110<11 U1l Pllblbdoas. lk ailed for a ,.,..,.., co the ANC"• budaet by Ill• Sludcnt As>Odatioo (SA) IDd atped llw !be Of1Mi:wion by should b< r<mo•ed from iu cum:nt offic< w1llcb il ilutra w1t11 711• O.rmrl. SA Trea.suror Alan Natb.t.n told 1M~ Tucsclay atlcmooo that he hu C>Vtt-rul<d SA Direc:lOr of Studau Orpnizatlons 8111 MKt'l move to fr<cu the bud.ct. Mack had stopped U.C Oow or moocy TUCJday momin.a. pcndin11 Nathan'• appi'O\'lll, whic:b he said is standard rare for complainu . Nlll1ail said be ...,uld c:oooider a Cruuor be receiv01 a ron,u1 reqrrom the Srudcnt· Wide Judldary, (SWJ) after an invesdallion, "as h stands. now. I'm not dolna anytbinJ. h looluthaJ someone from the ANC dld II, but It m•Jh• not be true," Nathan CJ<plalned. The C:Ooii"OY<ny..,tlcs on a poll oonduded by the 1N Cllr,..nl. tO p~c Slll<knl ~mdmtnu toward.s campus nC"WJpapcrs-•• h polled approJtimatdy lOO people In vlrious areas at both U.C Main Street IDd Ambers~ Compwa IDd <Onduel<d llw Sp«Jrum was the fa¥Ored n c - and tlw no. o.r.../Wti>«<Od AnalysiS Sbcd>ao '1 W< O( puDV< ODd ocvtral wordl In his prcsauatloo hav< bcal aimed It J«kiQa llli&ht palldcal 1uppart, rather thao tlcppioa on toeS, evm ir !hat- tll&)r mca_a stude at welfare h icoPanlizcd For ....,j,k, wftcu ._t;aa oe u.c role or his SA, be OSS<rud that ooc o( its Hmaiu function:$"' is to • 'ltdp Lite aclutinistntioo clo their lob ri&ht-" This h< derUled .. SA·· advocacy role. tr lh&fis SA's role, . _""'_ wbo is l<ft to rtaht ror student fl'ftdoms1 A criticism or Shc<ban, !<vied by NYPIRG and SASU oflicial1, has bcal iu appatalt policy or P&iilla t.o w1w brouhaha witb t.be Ntw York an iuuo b<for< SA .... iu own po~cies. The ct~u fundina his Treasuct Alaa Nathan of said tcamina up wi1h the UB "'*"" the UB ••cmlon admiloltllrirlolf.,.. about ot _,.,. olll•'tlftO 1)10-fHftnHH'Irl'llf~ 1Nn~"9' tihninmrauon to b.ampc:r- tbc P\lblic Interest R<xan:h Group lobbyma aroup's <fltctiVcoa>. (NYPIJt()) Is ~ne l!frtinent "Shccltan has ~aslcally tak"!' a proAccuNd' ~p"-'---~ sro~--" odmTnl.tl'&liootposlllon,"~IRO ,. , HrQ ~ ~· ~w Projca Coord!M<O< LcaJd Smilh .. He has, in lht c:ontracr. -e.'W....,.., Nte.._ no. Tbc admJnistn<loa papa-1M Ripon~ third and the Alurnott Pras n..w..d in 1M! piKe. Luba aplaiacd. 'n.c Sditor.-.a.itf reca1lcd lht tvcm lcaliQa ap 10 lllc public:oboa of Ill£ pOll ll>d -..1 lhll mcmbcn or his suJr - e lhrcalmod by !be ANC wi11t .._. ..11 the poll "'printed. r_.....,. · Luba ~ llw Monday lliaht be and his staff rtGishcd their paper at 7 p.m .. PI'( lht product in Ill protective cuirta and lcfl U.C rnom~ t.be in a card\>O&td boll. M&naJina Editor Robcn ~pozi returned at 8 ·~ ccok the paper to t.be printor wilhouc opalla.a up tlte papu's nau " Wei'C"<r thollabt to rc<bcck t.b<m" Luba roc:alled. "I~ we nc-er wspeoted lhat an )'Oil<' would clo ao)'lhina lite lhis." The Edltor·in.O.Ier Aid b< coodudcd the ANC was rcspooslbk ror tbo cb.t.naes, bccauac, not OGlj clo lh• Pllblicaliolll tlwe Sqtaire Haii'J Room Mn, bulllw ANC mcmben bad slloWD lheit displcuurc with the flndtop ...-lirr. "They salchbey - • iofurilled by it," Luba added, "bcca111< they said SA would cloR 11><m down bccauoe or ill lindirlp," Thc:JOII iudf- rta<l,iiiSied t.o Jive the ANC'a b<Uct!UII>dia.a w1llcb •~lod ~10 beUne tr.. "'NC was rcsprxu;ibk. On u.c r1111 ji\ICStioo wblcitt asked wllldl ''Is )'OW'ofa.....U• publlcatioo," for cum pie U.C ANC'~ standi!~~ Improved n poinu, 10 llw ic occupied ........., ~Olbct qucalotu -.: chana<d ao4, in oil cas<s. the A frmtt111 Pras ftatua _.. Improved. Reportedly, no r1111rcs for the Olhtr ~Nbbcatlofts ~ arijillted. n.r.. Draft 8eer ~50t Our HaPPl' H-r le 4 p.m.·7 p.aa. Well Drtab 1.00 Wine 1 .00 Munchl.e FNc Ncibody gees hAppier during Happy Hour than tho! crowd at P.J. Bouoms, Cold Beer. chlllif19 wtne and thirst quenching coclualh are expertly prepared and seNed by tho! happiesl ~ and barmaids in '"""" Ow kitcllen IS also cockif19 up ol tlw 'las IIese food araunci P. ·.J. BOTTOMS FOOD • BOOZE- BOOGIE �~ ' . .~# SUJOIER'.,JOB''oPN&TUN ~ Wl'l'll CGLUGI! PRO-nt,.JI.&fNTI!Ili tft., J AN ORQUIU'D8N OF 8'ftTHiQI1111!1!1!!Q OWN USIUPfTIAI: PAINTIIIG amnNJ~Sa. WIRP !'U!JI :Jell WIUtGAJN l'Uei'IC:.U ltAII.&RIIW WNIUNG IID'IIIIIJING, WIIKII .. '8UAT , . . Wetla Ullllll, AD CAN UQ a.·t,... IJII 'I'DIIIJIIID., '11 !!!!. ... .· . ..- . . . . ............ U.1UI'IIII8 . . . . . . &I' I'MaCUft18 PLICIIIIDI' . . . . . . . . . . C) .SUPER FAST PRINTING l'ft~.··- -=::: , __,.. =~- a. lltd1an sto\:>s .-bo11 '!f Harrigan memo 'is anotber ·matter SU1 . . . . . . - v - Ink~ R utigan Sheehan's handling ,of ihe OI.IICKCOPV 1lll . . . . flilt .... He could bav• muc;b more independent ~Q ~"·l ~· ~!H!:!E!:!:a-:n NelfteiU Aa~eU ~t ..n.ln. - basicallY adopted the Kaniaan isus-SAStYuestru'ctu&ina-smemo. ~HTIIIC AIIO CorYIIIQ CEIITER$ that has helped represm~ his ndminisuation't-ideoloslcal tim. When the eontroveroial memo was releued in early Scprember, opposition from tile Stud~nl A.ssoeiation of me State Uni\'enity (SASlU. and other SAs ~ tile s..te wii llcrce. Cilne Praickat raUrked that !1 _ . . a• lariblt docwDent and WOulil tie ,.,.,... b,lt1ldeot JOVemalatu IOOIIt- ..CS IIIli!. , ' . !ileal lid SASU Prolldoilt SASU Praidetlt J)m Stern flac 1utft told trw ~ thai Withee~ lhlt SIIOdlaD _... ba'fi ~ - ' ~ , • . ....., ore ~ I mare ~~ S1a11oe tile waJt Hllk ID tile . . . . . .. ...... the-· Tbls CODCeniS !be- ~ lf<)Up !lbeoium told ~ /Sp«Jfllltl that . bec;aua i1 ralizel 111M UB hiles · he-.ldbawtodiocuutlle' IDMier t i l e - . . . - o f _ , IDd ' wilh UB 8doolliWaton before bu tndilioull1 boaa ooc of the aMaa • ...aoa. His.-.... ftiiiiOIIIt ... Ia tile form ofa Iotter Slleollla bu • - a --.bat • ' to tile editor ·'of tile Jllldeot docile cad"- to SASU's J¥.loe ~~-SCHOLARSfiiP~S;; _ ~~ AVAILA11LE FOrt STtJDY . IN JAPAN! action. Al!houlb he en~ the Albany ~ion's plank tbat Jtudnu.s should, ....,._ SQ.Il~ ·"'f io an 1· possible SASU r<ot:aa.afutiim, he mak.es no ~Uaaenions: , He doe• not mentio n the misunder:u 1ndina• and eold relation;- I>«ween SA and SASU. For example, Sbedian hu net publicly ltaled ~ UJ,I sent only len pepple to tlic Albuy " Tent l::ity''" llld !he cay o"' SASU ~~ADd: mere bu boaa lillie ~ OD· c;!IGII!US ~Of SASIJ~wbieh 1ft~ IOU . _..w.e_,_.dle.,...,.. _ /nterntti~l ChristiVJ. U11{venity, Tok~ i$...offeritW the . followiJII scholarships fot SUNV!BufWo undetrrli/a.te students: · Two 12) ScholarshiPs for the aademlc year (1981-32) •, 1 Two (2)-Scholanhil!s/fO.: ~ ln~siye, Sum~ Japanese f'rosram from July tb m~~t, 1981 < Sdlolarshlps honOr tutlpn and waive some 'f~ - ,. T~tion, room, board ancj .pther ~al expenses will be borne by the participa'tlna students. . . · Domlltorv or off-am~sina facilities are available and 'teservatioits will be arril~ ·• • For c:omplete information, contact Prof. Talcakq Michii Jap.se lanauaae & Culture Proarams ,•. <Jt>uncil on International Studies 1181tiehmond Quad (Ellicott Complex) · Phoni!: 63f>.2075 (Wednesd,ys, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.) ~-.--- APf'UCATION:DEADUNE: MONDAY, D£CEMMR 1, 1910 _ _ _,~ \ a --· ·· · fl(,llludilreia to' lhc loPiature. SloooMa did DOt CIOIIdeaul tile AhiiJ docoiDcot, D0t1111 0D17 - bu.llot lobloled tile . t~He liD ......a.. ol tile Boord or to lilt t11c1r " - " or lila- SASU Preoidont 'Stem ADd bio ( • 1111 Vice PraideDt Di8aa Derhalr ~ SASU - · -.111 - tile cllainMDibip or Sboclllll poe IIUie iol'armMioa a ~, ·IU c11arJe, u .....,..._. ..,.·Sbeeb&, II to pat out- ID 1111 apoeda, atller put ln'OPip!Womalt•AIId ...... for the a "aoUd, tbQUibtllll polillon formation of • •'!~ JMIIF' for • raoludoa 10< be ~. ~Iller ...,. the A-bly; 10 0.. taidoct, Sbeeb& ODiy ootet " ... lia.e ....,.,.. wdPt - ' thai SA.SU u -~ for ........,. bdliDd 1t.'' wbatpromiaeo to be eidtina aa SA PraideDt witb • sbow." He bu the .....,. cblrllma - ' Yabal sjtiD ·u SA ~ 10 forvf 1111 tilld or Sloodla 'WJ~Uld RnY far - more . . - - . here ID Buffalo weillat ,._ 1 voco..,. tile~. to raist a bllte. A.......... IIUCt-..,. -'*-" A~IIDCiotllerb~ _ . . . miPt oaly lad to delay, alid will! IUDdatory for Quatio11a J11<0U1iD1 daily, tlmo·may be of tile eaaeoco. SASV Oo • olber Unmd<m:rtlle'~o(.~ spoec:b, , Sbeellu t2lii' for !lie fOtlllllloG or pooldoo ~ to deli! wilh iaNes. 11le ._ky PraidcDI belie>u thai bls Directors CID draft IUdt btiefl io a abort period of lime wi1.b CIIOUtllvftor,to related raist ADd -.IYOCII!e iu ftodlop. UUAB Music Commlttte FM, & Ta~o Ju_nction · present . . -. �'. ~~-~-~_©__~ __®_~~~~-~-~-~-~~~-~~--------------------~'i ~ f , ~ ri . 'n el'ffalo _ _ _ _ by JoMp,b 81nJoo expel'\ on local earthqu•ke>, oald 1hi6 area receives about Aa the commercial says, when one or two trcmora• year. Mos1 people think of BldTa!o, tbey only mo!sure around Z.S·l.S he think of cruy wtllllhm" lllld : e.wlalned, and are barely ~ble 10 anyone without a wterd food, but usually ""' eanhqu1km. In fiCI, the ~ sa.mosraph. City Ia a uociated with earthquakes u much u Loa A ~atJQJ quake Af1&lt}es ia known for bllzurds. A tremor- this past But wbal are the c:bance5 of a tummer-oriSJhallns In no..u-n Kmtuckywu felt m maJor l.n!mOr bittlng Western New York? Buffalo becau.ae "of good "Potenllally, we· are a risk <>011ditions, • which, occordlng area u high u caJifomla." to Ruddick, mean• a quiet aocordlJ18 10 "liB ~y_. e.oenlnl. S4Miral e&nhquakes in Profesaor Ch1nea l!ban. "'r>e • A{lb d w-tn«ihemld· l960s and day we may wake liP.' 8l)d ·tho 0118 In ~ Palls In 1M6 Nnherat Campu.,s will be a ~ Uclwe 4.0 mark, lbambleo." . ?' wirue ahfvera in 1.r ea Although the~ r.: • miljor ~e in l¥fji1D Ia fall:fy hlp-duai o .. locaOon' "near - o f tho..,..... finllt.a in NonJI Amerb"'-r:bert noled that the~ • low. Tbe laot major eartbqUillce 10 hit Weatem ~fork_- in 1929 wt.eo·~~s.s · on the Blchla- ScOI Wt the • Alllca area. Tbe .......,.. claMir. 200 brellfen . . . . . Caol1h11 Collep ....,._ Prof_. J...,. lllilddlrlt aa =.. t"' ltow-, wbere Buffalo's ~ poMlbllit,y is very clo1e to CaUfornl1'1, ill probability 1(. far lower. "We a- there'l 80ing 10 be I ~ -quake out tbere (-tl" aocor41118 to Marl Zoback, Dlpul.yChlef of tho us ~ Sunwy'o Earthquake 9Didlill amce, "11ut we can not ~--far JluffaJo.• Zo'b~ · uned .. high problllWiy - · Cellfomil, Nevada •'ld Ulllh, whllu 111011 of the eastern and central llnited Slues were termed lnw builders to makt! structul"'ftt rc~h 1 cn t t o l rf:rnor• only ..crilic.. l facil.uet ," he )illd ~hty fho~pilals Ruddick noted lhat .e>•enl .v~rs ago Buffalu had "''"" classified as an area wt1h 1he possibilily of major dlfNI!" by the GeologH:al St' '"'"Y· bu1 NJd \\hen more COI\CIUSJ\<1! evidence wu dl$CO\IL'n!d. tht> danser ranking "'as downgraded R uddle~ ha• h16 o" n seismognph at Ulm>ou•. where he can measure MJ'th<juoke. a& close as Kessler Alhlelic Center and as far away as Algerl<l. where • n.ocent tremor lttVcled tho City of A$1\am 1.10 Stu rdier than Anne>. 8 AlthcNgh the probabUoty or a disaSi r'ous earthquake tn Buffalo is fairly low. lhe Canisius profeuor Aid 11 >hould 11111 be Llkal mto OOIWdentiOil for conalrucllon purposu. 1tecause there Is 1 poAibUit,y, anybody who buOdl 1 buiJdinS would be fooUth not to consider an e&nhquake." he remarked. Zobock agreed. butoald there are no requircmentt f or ~ ha\ t illnd nuelctar reaL1t)NI 10 mue1 •omtt standards Pl111lp Orlosky. OJICfOIIC"" M.anager tor UB ' \:ocJ~ar lle:smft'h Cffil"" e•pl.lined th•t no· speci.tl 11e>opo fea1unc~ e.Y>I a1 the Unn PNilt\ rrx1or bu1 arK~Jed that 11. ,. onh<:rt'OII~ soonewhar carl hQul~<'· l'roof because or liS relntorct3d concrctt"' structure. ·'It"s the mo.'it e-.nhqua~u proof buildiniJ on ei1h eo· campuo or in 1he City of 6uffalu," he said. A seismofoSy Study. Odu•~) odded. was done •vhen rlw reactor wu buolt . and II po»<.<l all safety r-eq<Ju·ements. Dir-ector of 01.aliter Prep;oreclnes5 for ErM! Cou111y Leo Slromedt• eApl.uned that there ue no ""' 111C1lcs to deal with on eanhq.ake m We<lern New Yor k - The urn~> procedures used for tr a.n sport el lon d lsaslert-mo bllizallon ol police, fire and m edical sqtY<ls-are used. �Despite recent outcries against it, ocean dumping is not all washed up de\..topin& luturt! ~am>. banelo beco- it Ia required Sold Domocntle C•llforola by law to develop o:lte and SAH f1IANOSCO (PNSI-While ~ Leon Panena: "In lhe ~ crlteril for lunare......, controversy ro&e• hero ond oboenc:e of tl>e kind allnf""""tlon dJap»>L eltewbereover lbe,......., <W16en ......mill to ntalcJn8 judptenu In EPA haw.- trilena pooed by low-lewl radiolcllve tblt areA. lhe Con&r- thould eompleted by 1NS 10 lhll lbe wuteo dumped In lhe OCI!AID ax>re •tron&IJI oppooo ony further .,.,..,._,. can be&ln ~ tban a ~ some federal rooumption al waa1e d~ U1 , application• t o d iop ooe ul •l'!nclu ar• •&•in puraulns • OW' oot&n bed6.* radioKtl\-e wutet.ln thr oce.m. ,_an:h lhll c:ould leod to 1 ' " " " ' " did not litVI out lhe Wondell Webbot-, wtlo wort. on ........,..,.. al oooon dumplns. this poNiblhty of future dumpin& EPA-. ocean dumplns projecl. WJd time lal:ludinsbfeh-le\-..1 wut... •hCf!e!her, but he Mid It should not that ocean dumpin& woultl AI the top al lbe liSI of poo$ib1e OOC\IO' without a Conjp'eulonal probably not be economicalh teO-bound raiUooctive juok are commitment to monitor th• louible Ill this time. rThe exc:ept.,;, decomml..loned ORval nudeor dumpoitH. ml&ht be the N•vy'• nudeat tubma rfne reactort. Science United Slltn raJiwe to moni\Of' fubmlline ruao", wbkb would ma&a2lne repOned o:-ntJy that oheo where low·levd rodloeatlve be mudl cheaper to diJpooe o( •• lhe ys Novy hu a .--n:h waJte was dumped between 1!106 101 than oo lAnd. ~ to program oimed at flndlns IIUiuble and 1970 came under heavy anac~ sa,.,. mquirw.J oceon toil" for old 1Alb&..8y ~ by Conpeumen ot the San But land oke•lor cllspoaaJ oi both ooly twotubo, theNavywoulcl odd f rancisco hearing I tho hlQI ond low level waite hao,. more curte.. to tbe ocem depths ouboomrnhtoe plano to hold 1 piV\'Cd to be a hot luue: uch owe than were put !here durin« more lllmUor hoarin« on the Atl.tntlc wan11 another otate to handle l1> than two ~ ot Unilod States oout, poNibly early neAt year~ ' ......... dumping 01 ra.OO..ctlve wute, The admittedly •prellmlnory" "If It'• unaooeptablel: bur) oc:cor<llng to Sl:iefa. tcstl EPA hu done on lho c~d &ltOI, ..... ,.,. In 110mcbody'a kyard In addition to lhe Navy, 1/le IUOh U tho.. ,..., th<l Farallon then you have to look wh<lre Oepan:lneiit of Ener!)' and lhe lalandt 50 mllu fr.om San Hid Webber~ "'We know we howt! a P.nvltonJnernal Proteetlon ~ Francuoo. turned up implndcd or problem with low·level w"'"' are alJO ~ lhe •._.,. ooiTOCied b&rl'!'lo. leaking tholr 'llt...., are 116nfAC411t amounto "' option• f« roilldoctiVe-wute. ratljoacllve oontenll Into the oooan low·IIM!I walle> that have to b<> But In October 7, IOdlmeoto. dllj)Otod or.· .,..----.. Conjp'elln>en I t a auboOmmlttetl Dilpoaal low·level W15te• b earln& on put rodloactlv" A hot IMue ..t.ldt lndude JunJ< from dJnico and dumping ur~ed - tlon , Ia EPA has t.n .ooooemod lboul .....,.~ to be u.. _ __ by Carol Polagrove '-to San_,........., ~------------~~~--------------------~--~~~ or L!Nt~~ I!S:; · :~~;~~.:: or difpoaal, Said ftep,..••ntat1ve Toby Moneu (1).-Conn.l who cbairod tho San FnndJc:o hearlf~€- "'The ...,.. obYiottlleaoon-..., drawTrom the history o( · !he and otber pall dump llii&-Ooth In the ooom and on llnd-G thai past d~ PfOVIJDI lor nudur wute have-. W-chau(!bt out and their - - al ........ ..r..) !hi> DIOthod F.......,._ oanoiot-.Jy ~led.' Onpho thOle a>ncerna, 101110 Klentlot• .,.., ali'Ndy looJdn& beyond low·level waJte c&spooaJ to ~ wute ocean dumping. ,ff(JND.4 t llldt' ,,j I !\1 1~ 1•'" .-.'In '\ldr f'·,! (~ • ; 11\o ( , • H \ ~.JJ [ I •'II Representatives from the _C arter, Reagan and Anderson camps,will be on campus to debate the issues of the 1980 Presidential Campaigns. Questions will be taken 4om the audience. Time: 8 p.m. Place: Katharine Comell Theatre Ellicott Complex Amherst Date: Thursday, Oct. Admission: Free ...... ............. rvEmA f lflf'E ~ •ue•••••n• ....... •~:-.• ''I 1 - . 0oaVftltlon 'The o.panment or Erte<-&Y hu • low'f'toiUc Sul>-bod Dilpooal Propa m with 1 alltod p i demonotratlon oi ~ wute dUpoNI In lho - bod by lhe yur zooo. u.s. 1be Offloo or 'l'ec:l1nolofDI " - l ' a William 8onMrd oald that lhe au~bed option to niore odvanoed In oome w"l' than lhe land llte:nali.., for hlefi.Jevel wute diapooal. Tho ...,.__ prosram. l>e tOld a Wuhlnpln con(.......,., Is • •one of tho W1IIJ.manaaod ~ ,...,._. - or flocllaa level and Jack of vlalbWty. Sube- ......u.. funded •• more than ~ tlliiJion for n-1 yur ~-. ,.. oo!Y • fiw:tk>n al the money ......... the ...... optloo lor Ill low ,_Af'llm lDSPI.I!SSl ~·- ....... ... -the~ -'ow Group ltocllodlld it In ala. WaRe dlopoool ~ NpCII'1ed to Pteoldont ClrUr In -.:h U79. tbey Nl4. ..,... ~ ol~ have ..........S no~ - .....,. "'"'-" cleMiupuiiiA'o( the ~ ....... oFUon ....... ba ~bal..... ll>d - ~- --- -be ~- ~ UalloJI....,.......LaMao s 'trtoty, ........ ._ eiiii!IL........,...or ~-· , ....... .....= ...... :=t.. ~ ~ - .. (Ntd~. .·--..··.-~-. .-~ .. ~---~ ........... .._. ........ ._ .. _ ... .....,..ewe .., , ...... _, ..... ..............u......_a.n . . . . . . . ... 11)'..-~ ito •CltiU!W- �r · , m;~©@W®ey ~ 1 Ncmtheyt<nCWY.hONPo~iifeft; =~wr:~~ ~~= f 1.ife in the shadOw of avOlCano !:-:a.:~~~-:::;-_..,.~::!f ___ by....u-erw, out~.~ • · t.rOUNT ST. B ILBNS ~and- cl the Would lt.. HeleM Yalcano, Di djolocln&. bu the IIIOUIIlaln IICDIIbow ,.....S the qaaaiiQr cl tt.1r lwwl ltlbere ~ at --': b.n wi*:b cWiea the aclend& of our ndafaiJ hal ctampondod the bllnbt ol ub whldl Milled _.,.)"'ll'tP • froG,\ Ita flrat tl1anlc ...apdon. , , _ ant .....,.. ~· 8ut u lbo IIIOUIIIAIIn U8pa but they rtoe ....,._ lneoiiUbly rum bUnG-and perlodleally In the t t,.U,e lanckc:ape uplodlnc, apln-Che ~ cneted by the IIIIIIUI1Ialn. .......... tbordry f'IIIIOn to the ~ Ia - . d with 11outhweat have been eah. All..,.._ are formleu. tranolformed Into .-r poet TO'rfltpeople truqe u If towm. AI If the' duet of Wllljlhted down by uiL Many bad deocended •At .lltUrinlld. A'*"* atand once, time bu '-n auaJ*XIecl - mUla 111111 awe. Even logln8 No-, Now could tniCbbarnllinSdownfromthe be tbe ori«Jn of tbe worid-«- nor1h ~ stnflrly for feu Ita 111111. ol lllldltlll off tbe road. Wind Por the ~who I'I!CIIol!n. auddenly ~ and tw!JU, tbe acene ~· ecld,ylll(l ub hiCh Into the air. cent.... II....,.,... - =-" mud .....,, It IU)' lake 0U1 the w'- the world endt «' If the trucker• .,.., IChoOl. My, tldlto allfDI-1'111 -~• f01nS. " drtflnllllnd. ~ to Ill u- out cl my , _ . to ~ mlmollty ~IS ,_..,.. ..... wbo ve .,--.ADdtwlceJW~· . _ 11ab ..,_ 111111 , . . alaltly COIIfaaed, lite • myfuraMuraOUl_tJw,_ !ill ....,. d lbo Olurcb ol lallbiDp cobll ID Coupr. .., I em '-elf the MIL raOUl Clirill.. "lWI frillblmlnC r-. -~ own. ..... bold bool.lsa In 1bere JWiobka•a." .,w.. - . . 1 _. -111111." he aaya. "We Jtt.:lt........,...bawetodnS .._.,...,~aaeneeof can, pt •l"•Y from the It out ..,un r1 the IIIOWIIIIIn c:lll8d 'The End 11me' ~ CXN.Id explode .,..., bbwa elf ..,_..... 1 can1 wtlich ...m thllt Golfo c:reatlon. anillllaule. l wurt)' aU the time decide an IIOtblols-" the ..tb, 'baa '-1 eotnlpled ollout _, f-ay end DIY . . . .. l t'a a ,..,....,_ end w'- the ..........., ~ We're at tbe _.ey ol the .,.,... lalmobiiJMd by the tbe ,_ time lbo wortd will ---._Our eood beblvlar Allldeo ~ by end.IIIOWhlmthree....,U...of doea no jiOOd. Unll._ the -thlo IIIOIIIIUin'a IIIIII.Y to bbw tbe world «-s1 ..-en know St. bool.lsa In Iran, - can\ up .nd , _ ...,m. 1fe11na . . , , • eo. the whole appeal to OW' c:ap~or,• 'Jbet'e ... ~. of know wiw> It ooune. "No ...t to 8lt esdled," ~· let ......, bbw aloDs ~haralmN .., wbo na» • wlllfll. · ) A WOIDIIl In MUtly Toutle ttee nuraery and r~ltea '1. ...,.,.,, llllliaUin- don' aaya ~ deJ!r-1 .a the !~bet'-~ pon1ea In ca.tJe llodt. know the day or hour of tbe time. "'can't mate no declliooa. "E..t · my mare, my • - End Time. 1 don't think God no matt'er ~ or alftlll, I J1loule, w un\ upaet wht!n the wanta mo to apend too much mount1ln blew. Jull went eDII!I"'D' 1ryins to f:i&ure out His •head and did her plan." bua~ her foal u If Putor lin.llfeD. ~ nolhJn' wu ~ppenln'. Did yatu.ma't IJethel Olurch of the FlOWe Set llei'\'Oib? Not at all ~. believes lb<tt the neither." • volcano'• explooioN . , . the But few people are u CAlm ~ of human ain. around Mount 51. Helene q •God wu re.ponsible for the Eldon and flouie_ And In their eruptianl toy meana of whl\ I amiety a 1o1 or them .,.., call 'The PermiuiYe w m of tUJ"'linS to old comforu. llob God.' God Ia nol uyins. 'I wOI Jlou, the Lulboran mlnlaler in rain down cleotructi\'e uh upon Cattle R6ck , claim• t hat you; but that He~ no1 to now..S.ya God ia more lnterf.-e In ~ ~·· in people'a Hvea, even · IISII008 eruptlona and pr'flW!ftl them tbMe wbo are noc II(Jr1Ddy ft'om a..ppenins. Be could have, ~ 1bey tll'1 \blnp but He refnloed. like, 'nil aw-e pny!IIC the ,._...-·.NO,..._., world_,- Eldon....., .,.._,t ..,.... ....,,._. ... 'Wiill.._ Cod ..,..... re1 wr 'TbeiiDII..,... Vern OMo t. -one of hb parlthlonero.. He run• a Mnlware ..,..., aiiiiDu!lb he tayl. "BBb.))**llls • mono lite h. My only CUIIIIm*'l today came In for two paa ol pea teeda Uld ala f - of..,.._,,. He dust• ........... aD day, bu1 uh film ... - - bia"j..occucu. • "'loUt cl 1111 frlelldt told ....,. think thia expblan • • - • cldDant .. predicted In the llllllo-dwi h't tbe lJoSinnlliS of tbe 111111.. Devil ~ "They IIOJI8 1M IIIOUIItllh will erupt -PIP 10 the end will-. . .. ....... ....... "We-_,.,. ~ ~-the.-.llol81n which hu taiDted human nature and the ~ wortd Iince tbe Or;p.ol Sin. penonal lin. ~. bu1 ~ed wortctwidlo al.n. I den' think the people ol the atate of Wullingtoo ore any more evU than ~ eJae.• ,_., .,.. mo. wbO bUme ...oo- aource . . , . . _ for tbe deal:nlcUon. "h'l - God'• faull. lt'a no1 nature'• Calli. ll't W~." clam. Jalmy. ....y ICihool.bua elm«. "'""'t dllmned lumbe r company aucUd . . . . mile and • half �VIolcano. -:-:--·--~ ( • along the Tbutle River! As 10011 u mud started pourln' off the <DOUntaln it broke .0 the lo6a free and aD ' Hell broke loooe. Yakima and Cowllta ~e ~haY&~ to do w(!b all ol u- thlng.: ~with • c:::od)- wntb, oorporate ~ the ond~.Jn. • You em tlwlk ~ - ol' Weyerhaeuser foe all uus rneiS.· . People al10 blame For the inll&tktanll who have been ID th~ region the Jonseot-4he Indian• or the ocientisu. ~ .tw.er. who r&bee chickilna In 0\ehelia, says, "'lbey-.p thote smart· uoed get>~ expertl comln' In here fron('all over the world. Govemmlmt oeildt ;em. They're telllri' Us there be much· trouble from the ll'IOUIUfln, io never mind. Neve~ lllirldt ~aon·~ ~h hatchllfy .IS now '-under 'lilne feet of mud.-aD the flab afe drowned. they mean, ne\rer am\ sonna �-. , .,.. lleNtr ~EiiiiiN Stucltals ...._ wi&ll 111e - t o r __.t , ,.;;-~"'iil z.:.....- . -~~ -.ted to Ill fluDciol old from New Yotl< on ......,.,... .....,... trill be -..s by dlt ...... to liDo! rdid iD ................ .-.,. p.-s .or cndl&a 1M ~ . . . . poet Wille St.le Edac:MiaD Dcoenma>L . _ (OPA) dlt Ollldaol U. .....-..s, ea. dool Ill 1M ~ bootloi, c:adiJod "Ouicldiloa for - uplo Ia tlle ..p. ....-.... · ''14 o( . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cieoeraiaa 1M Sitae Edoocodoa ~ 10 ......m doe 6rll St.le 1:1 fllloDcill ,...._,.. tile New York or._.. ........... ..,. polldcL no. OPA. llclcn doe ~ ... c:a1ify doe ...... ~ ' .,illloefhct s.,.a.locr I o f diclblc lor _ . . . owwd, doe .......... • ·....,. ......... liloc to ........ 1M ...... .... dntaodiu-ai.OO,A. Ill doepa ........ bya.....,.'•c:IP&Ia ..... lie or _ . . . . ... to......... lk-~--..... ~ 15 uodil&.- be Cll>"'iil• For die~.- ordlc .............. 1.7 - - . 10 be . . . . Slac,... no.--.....,... . . . . . . . . . be Wliwd . . . . . . . . 110' ~-- or....,.....,t. - _... a- iD . . dlt .-din~~ ror ...,...,.,. ..-....: dlt .......,.,..... Tbc ...._ -.lola lllot • · - ..tc...p Ueiwlr*y . . . tecp """""' clcu01iDa ,..,.. elillbilkr ldlool. doe~oadallk ...... wilhia. _ ... owe....-.. I .... s.e-sa.t.l St-.._.. ....... -.10 - . - ........ · --aedliu--110!? I Alia........,... ,...,_.. rcw r..-111 1114.,.,..,... or.....,.., ........., to au iluliltldoa or lnMfu 10 _ . uait,a,......or.,.._-...., ..< * , -. IIDCI COJIIIli<U ,.,..,..... if a •udoat U. al<riow or a clilabilis11bal prn<IIIJ - - 011 • fllll-t- .... - For iJ.. ll1ldat rec:dviaa St.le _ , . iD dlt fill or · 1911, a ccmpla oa or JDiddina m,. be followocl. Tbc maio diffCI'UICO ~~a....... <lliltiDa J)rOinll>l- tile ..... 6eal is csplaiDcd by the u, words .. _ punuil and ..:aclc:mk: prop'dS... . To 111«1 tile fli'SI half or tbe piau, •udalta must <0101plet< a c:enaib niiDibcr or eour.... to the nr. tum, $0 J1CRCD1 of tbe. minimum filii-tim< lolcl must be completed. Socood year aUda.u must flllilb 75 m-. I n-w old will be ........ My m«e, llown<r, ' lint be cloc-s will a ldiGol oflldol. Sltx~eau ................... l911-wbcalbc cb1i11t II l•pl ed will be -..1 • "tJUSfer • - . " ............ ~ 1-.-peoplcwbo cndl&a ........... totbc ocllooi'IIUDdlniJ, wtll-):0 ~. but.,._. oo tbe ............. dlart ........ dooc ........ doe ectDal -bcr of c:ndlls be or Ill& 1la. Pllllllloo ror ddibcrau --~~~*oct ere bcavy for bolh the dlt ocllool. no. •udoat could 1oe< out oo a ...,......, -.on!~ of~. fiDDCiallid, whUe a uolverslly cou.ld ouffer ao "audit . .. do--.. . . . •oodalt- cliAIIow-..·· Mock Presideatlallledioas win be he{d Oct. 29th and iOth bet"WeV~ 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. in Squire Center Lounge, Capen Lobby Information Desk, and at Student Club in Ellicon. f . -· lldrd ..., bcJ'OQd reqaira • 100 -~ complctiocl rae. ~ WEDNE$DAY SOc Bar Drtnb opening to cia •Ina THURSDAY CountryNigMt 7Sc Bwo.tMa S3 Pllclter of Lebett'a I Jou.-....,,................. .__ _ _ _ __ 01 IIIII · - - -----~ �.-i edttorut . . I' ~ i Day care support Need th~nop For any ptopMd Pfofect, the MIOUIIt of 1110n8Y II ,.qun., the MIOUIIt of I1IOn8Y ··~tabM. and lila population It -.ld .,. relatl\oe coneldetatlona. n-ell hold t rue tor lila qUMtlon of day care funding at IIIII Unl-.lty. - To IM E41/or. ptloted In no. Many ._...,. ..,., at11c* he.. S,.Cirum COIICornlng the Ctemerlt Hall buo tlop and IN OC>rtout fKobtema tto ram"'ll have couHd. I would Mtc.to add my oplnloft to lhlatouclly oubteclolncol om o ..... Blld lor thl llnNwalty. ~ lor one. with &tlllltnt Allan - o t o..... Man. Femora..,., ~f rwlclant' Maoy Sloc:um that ..... oatoty ot a1 0 1 - lltwdng 111e vnt¥.-IIY Who mutt uatN llluelllnl- clepencb on lite roplacl119 o! the Clement Hall atop. At nfol\1, women mu&1 Wal~ lrom Squire Hlllto,lhe doQftaancl I pa...,ally leel that the r_.al olthe Qemeol atop m-thls HOjttlngly • 1on9 )oumey lrtglltor>lno.l know 1wouldo't want to wollt alllhll way at nlglotl Some of my cotteaguaa 11"""' ond 1 _ . Cll-119 IIIIa 1 - . Ono ol the othOf .,,_. told me that "'*a bua punaiNo IN CI-t Halldrl..,.oy en routo to Squire WIMIIh• 11 nlgnt or on wHI!onda, lila up to thll drl¥or aoto Wl1elhtr or not ho or 1116 will •top 11 ~oment Hall to dlocharge oa-ngon.. Wof!o lk/11C<aolt belle.. mlhla unl'llfSIIy J ll f Undoubtedly, the ldaa of lonnlng a ~- .,.,_ chllcVen .,. cwed lor White . , . parent& punue an education. Ia OOOd· It's teltable care at an elfonlableiJ(k:e end offers a choice to men and women. The question, h O - , Ia ex.ectly W!lere funding aho4.11d come ltom. Greduate atudenl r~etlvee to SUb Board I argue that the un~gradulte Student Asaocletlon (SA) ehould lund a ttgnllti:ant ahate of the program, while SA President Tim Sheehan hae Indicated reluctance to do that alnce moat SA money Is IPPfOIJ(Iated and the pool of students It represents may not use a oentw to any grNt extent. • Meanwlllte, the Graduate Studant Alaoelallon (GSA), Millard Flllmore College (MFC) and the Student Bar Association (SBA) have committed lunda. Sheehan Ia correct In ta)(lng care before funding a project whJch may not benefit ll't undergraduate student body to any great extent. Unfortunately, where limited funds are Involved, that becomes a cruclal conalcleratlon. It Is lndee4 wguabte that undetgreduates may not need a day care center to the same extent as graduate or IJ(ofasslonal atudents. That does not mean that SA shoUld not lund the IJ(oject al ell, butlndlcetesthatlts contribution might be slgnlllcaniiY lase than from other sectors. When SBA reiJ(eaentallve to Sub Board Alan Rosenfeld says th~ll In 1978, «5 undergraduate women had children, eompared to 712 graduate women. 528 MFC women and 38 prol~slonal woman, he ooes not point out that the total lor undetgraduetea Is • much amaller parc<~ntege than In any ol the other groups. The premlae that under11raduatu Will u~nter as much as graduate studenta mar prove to be btantaiil1Ywi0ng. II that' Is the caee, undergraduates cannot be expec1ed to commit slgnlllcant amount or funds to what could become lor them, an "erternal" J)lojact. UndOUbtedly, the leatlblllty atudy will caMioer, among other aapects, how much call ti>Me Ia 11 each level lor the oenter and, upon 111 raaulta. other decltlona should be made. II Is nol Impractical to expact SA to contribute money to the e1udy as have other groups. Without the· data, the project Is doomed to stagnancy, and the justllicetlona fOf eny organization's position an<tttoe.-ta - 1 - t n . t. . aaci!WI{I-Id c:ata Rout the otudenta ll!e!Y ~.., Of olt 111e bull -· aft~ I am a&ohld- day-ttme doiYe, 1 tlllllllllevetne Slop oltoUkiiiiNIMiatod. How about In tho wlolor wllorl stUcfettll muat walt(? C'mon Mr. ~-.n t,_ atlldenlo ~&liking lor Ia I fair ..,.,lllel The leaaa . . -.ld do Is WOiic togelhor - ~ ,..., - - -""'G can 111............., And to my loUow 8klo Blld - - y a know-lf"\'ov _!let.,. to_,. oil,_ .....,..,.., you wlllllnd that lhllr ~,. very legltlmata. And lktally, to tho ......,.,, ol lh,. Clty-wNihln I ~IY ~;)1011 Call SONYAB aod "S~unf end Down Mario F.,.,ara- don't dftpelr. You N ~,.., bullCI\ and I, lor •poe lolly to Mary - - I n )'OUf 41110<U to hljp rnU.o tlllt Unlvorohy 1 ptottY c1omnao ooo<f pteoe to u.. ancl learnt t•m on your - 1 ' • P. S.·~ Ntt the,.., ''ckcus buaur' Jutt ' ' trJIJC/t u : 'yourlol Racism and unt!mployment dlMstrous Hnpaet on eowrt communny ,,. autt•to anc1 In the meantime. till project's key preponenta might organize <he ourrounc!lng area. some other meana to gauge lnt&reat In a cet'ler. Open toruma. Wo denoUnce U.. gllaatly rac11:1 mu..,.,o thar have Thror-lll>llltylorthe arrnospenroolracoom""* much like th0$1 held for the abor11on oo"""'ge debate, would be • - lhe IIYM Men In tl>e lkltrolo, Hoof llt11t and roremo4t 111 pi__, oqua,..y wh<lfe . It oon81rUC11WI In gamering atudenl lmput. York area llltw- llept. 22 and Oc1. I . Tne cross llllongt- wllh _the corporations W!lO ha.. purauod a Aoaenleld might also look lo otl>er groups lor support or try 1o burnlnga In Butralo'a Blacl< community and In tho dolllllr••• policy ol try109 to divide Black and white devise alte(Jlate means of funding. Parhapa a co-op oettter oould be subul'ba ""' evl~c• tl\atthe munlera como at • time • workoro by pitting them ogalnoteach other lor jol)t and formed 11 the proper space was allocated. One or a lew of the ol growln9 organ""od rtCitt violence by aroU1>• '""" u upgrodJr,go.TheN eo<PQtlllono sllCII as .Bot-.. Collegea' mlgltt otfer support to a day cate center. tne l<u Klux lOan anc1 Nazi&. SIMI. Aepublle Staat. Motors, Ford ano others The Unl¥e<slty Heights Community Center may al(uoly have a 1lle climate ol ~~~~~..,.,lis r~t-- """""'"~~~~to~lhl-ol..-.atlro~Job• J)logram set·up that could aid UB parents, or may be Interested In lh(Oio9ll.llll uw of filnor ..,., - t i o n a of lilac~ • lot 8Yel< ..,., wttlta - . . • For Blac:t' reslcleota W!lO lie on4-thlrd.ot lite-·· eatebllahlng one. Additionally, area ChurcheS and rellgloue orders 1*11*- tit- In Ugnt ot.t"", dlsaatroua ctiOI& ol may offer relief to single.parents. ~ I)OW g(lpplng 'BuiJato, IW!Ich "' the popvlatlon. fl)e Situation Ia Pllrtt'ii.tlar!Y crltteal. With Although a largo part of tile proj.at may havetct fall 011 Unf~teralty ~11 of liMo blo corporatlona. T)\lt clt!r. one 01 olltctal uolflil>loY"*'I at 20 - t . and IOf Black lite ii!IIPCtt.l _,,_ ot lite stat a and counlfy, Ia yoU!h 11 Ia 40 percent. groupl' shOulderl, there me.y be 1 IIemaUves. Juet now,tt ~as ~~a~no.- tmo • Wlual ghoet ""''n by lite YUI plant II the day care Idea has not t.an ex.plorecl completely and groups • _.,..MOflayoffa.ln auto-steel"'*"' 1\ulted a era haggling ovet a lot of un~nownt. • " ~ Ia rtght wher> he aaya a giDIIP ;. ulled to alloW tee _ oornmhlnent •llY money. Ualo!t~tety, INit puis prwaaure ort Soc/JIJ explolmlon : organfzatlona to hmd, ot pe called "09Pot*$.:' of an Ida. _ Few would at'glill1hat day.cara Ia not a worthWhllaMrVfce for a To the Editor. ~xpiOIII•• ~utlont wllhjlo our ooc:lety and to otrido Unl-lltY to oflit. ~ IUII(IO<I'Iacleer; lila key, debate _..,. . 91'1 lor a_........- -w\y, I'd 111<e to Cilia riltie Who will be ~ ~ lot IUrdng 'ft. And lhat b-.ot A.T. Unquentt .-.nat qulte ~ IMUIIratoa the from ent.ltlod - • b y Pa.ile ManNo~~ ....,be ~JIId . . . . .. .-vmo olllll ~The~ ooc:l«y In In I N - . ''Tll! ..... W -" aclted by Tbnl c.ilo h lllll\lalty tlial It -..;t--. ... (wllld. I ,_._. ~~ 'tiiOUict r-o. Sloe ....... andpei!Mit-II O,_Itolthlo_.,.aoclttlal "All« Ill our - • '-a fully lnl~ ooc:l«y. Md ........ , . - - - - ,., ............. a=·-~~~~--INonly-lonto. l~ wHI be unavai lable. To the Edltoc <If- - -aJ a- ate.....,.._ an- . . . . --ani · ...,.,,.... . . . . . . .,.._. • . I" al!ll101111!181l""•" t~that-UII a Aller............_~,_...,_...,_AIIillllt at llttt,...aa • ~loft to tilt lllolla't.!Wfftllopt.1t'oflle,..__,,._ MillS .-__..., ~ Mr. ~~ rabu11al. fie Mr. IJnqlleiiii'J ........... IY8!-!Galq, ,!1!1 lnlo .. ........... on 1t1a ~e --~--!'IM .......... tool.lronlolliJ.II ·---· _CCIQL , . ., =:;,.,,_. .... .. .. . . , . . ... _ . . ..... .., _I..,_ ~ ~ ,. " " Mile!. .. ....... .......,-..,.ltor JMU....--Jy.-...·a ..,...,... pooltlon In Iota Wllcle. A poe1t1on ~ ...... OJ.,..,,....._...._. .......... ~~~~-~~~od~~~~ ~~ _......,.,..._tlvaatenadlnoneWe>~or title 5 ~ -~...:~~~-~a..._ ,.,.....,_.,-""..,,.'!'"~_In Oil~ a•,~ . ��'I bock SociDI lnjustic~ ToiME<fhor. Tine UB phlloooplly Plt>f_. _.. menuoned In tM Oc- l&lh I - of the New Yotl< T'lmeo. On OM wu a 110()1 ~ MCutet h.-ntoi cloctarlllon wlllcll IM pro(....,.. oli!MCI: the Op-Ed had "" anlclo by CMIIIAn ICII'<tat Gary Poltor -1110 0 1 1 - Ovtlllan Al!lorlca. ..... The--·-~lnl-"""iiY,_....., ocholaro---.. . -bolctdt>g of or lniiUI<II ... - -o. TheyIIMIIcW " ' not loci by Saton nor In the poehlon to "roouiMO. contri>l, -t .....,,11'11111" dictate. 01\d In ""'end, tyrannl:.." •• Mr. Ponor clalmo. The M"- MCUtar oeholaro ,,_,..,uy polat1Hd - - teiiOioul-~on IM bUll ol 6ellof In TheMml...._ 6ocl"""' - -·.. •olmplo C<utot. 01\d It -.tendo 1/1111 _ ,ICiually . mull ,....... toqethor to . .,... their oanl!y problo<M wllhollt cllvlnt dolpondonoo-a •~ compallble with • l>lllefln iatvallon, or llnaJ Jud9tntnt. Allor otudylno Phi"*'PP!y at UB. It dld not~<~rpriM mel/Ill tt>r• UB Phi"*'PPIY prof1110tt olilnod 1M now -tatallon -tlno tile -...loc*ilfk: ,.,..hod .. our bUic cloclalon maJ<tno toot. pucotUI and honaat men lncr.d1bly tolo<ant ol any vtowpo4nf, .nalyltnQ tu more uwn •"the heft and now." aa 'NJ, God._,..., TheM.,, Pott• f&IUIY fC"UMO. There are lm,_oo flowo In Mr. Pottlt'o rUIOtlino that Amertco ahouid boon abaoiuto CMotlon nation by .trtue ola CMI!Ian me)Orlty. 1will moratY not• u-.,.t tM vast majority or adult Amettoan CMotlana vM birth oonlrot-an unf~ lin by IM moraltlla' own A - - CMotlan niiiOtl. then, would-be rulecl by '!'illlono of llnnoro MiiiiLIO hell! Thoao """ dloouioe . .~political ambition under their brand of lanallc moraJiam commit o orut aociolln)uotlco. I aooumo thai God -ulcllrown upon that actiOn. dlolitao. BOB THATS INC1I!DISLE!.."YOU MEAN YOUR Of'FICE FURNITURE. WAS NEVER DELIVERED WHEN '10U MOVED TO TliE 1\MJ./ERST CA/'IPUS~ Education Plan, oampu): monopollea, and the convartlon of mandatory 1- to vorun~ry , _ (an ioaue pruently bolno dlocuiiecl by NY Stoia ~ Tblt platform- Ollopubtl- lfl lhl aoconcf luue of TM Ofhor OM. To theEd/lor: Dturc~ /or To,,. Although I'm ~· an akHnnuo, wotl<lno on my mlloa -ay In Auotln, Taxu, those who Cllll 't _.,., 0oot91 I!COO thenlt.o t o - good 1 - tlllllotiU 1111¥1 at U& on occulon&l TM s,..ctrum ,..q.. me down rwe. I Edlror. - l n o '10411 hl/p on ~~ tile Com"!""'!r Action eo.,. It> our - - to roloa t ..., money lot lho Muacullr Oyalrophy Aaaoclollon tlvouoh annual Oa,.. Morotl,.,.., which will be hold Aprll3, C. Ol\d5from8pJn. to2o.m..ln IM Fll-. "-n on the Main &lroot Cornpuo. AI our loot ...,atl)on - to ra!MIIOOO. Thlo Ylll ......... Ml our goal II t10,000. AI many of you may · lhle 0001 be -~~nc~ only lllfOUOII the cooporotlon of tho Uni¥OroltY and Bullalo comnwnltJn.. our"''" '*' Whll .. at. '"' "'"'"'" tlln• •• PEfl60N POWER I from all un.-tY membora. -t No"'""" .,..., lntlfoou .,.y 11e. r . - to Zlthoro, u....'o a p-lot 11'011 In tble YMI'a mor.thon. ,.,_., 1101> lltlo the CAC ol!lce for morelntormatlon O<IO ligft up, http. Wo- you. -.o N-r Scltwlcltrorh ( - IIJI'OII•-'"*>-olon -thetlc..,.or,JI'OII- ho... atl..-lhiCOI\d~ ..• lorum.-1 lf>OU ol in .PollI fC.lotor!L There, In a twl"larrt epeoCII. ,.,y fait I otrlppod tho otller condldaiN of lhltr crecllblllty. My now ac'-t, tM Unlvorolly of Toxao, -IIY had a votor rer...naum to rl'll!lblllh our otiiCionl -nmenl. lt .... ·n.. y..... eooduo to Ita -.h-01\dwutoof money. A " wftopplng" n ino _ , olour~OOO otl.clentalumodout tovoto lot lt.t gueu UB lon't unlquo, huh? We will 1111¥1 a otuclent govornmont ,gain. ft won by llvoo, count thorn, three mooaly voloo. What dolo that tell )'OU abOUt ttudonr go¥1fnmtnll In oonorol? What do rou thlnlt would hiPPI" If UB votldto lbolllh lhl SA? In Concluding, Mr. ~1\ don'l burn your c:ftlckons betora t~ro c:ounlod behind you. Before )'OUt eloctiOtl. you - • no -lhellc thon till r.... c~en,.. that aa hypocday. And wt1o ~~nows •• • If 1 00 percent of UB hod volod·ln your ...-.~on. you mlglll Juft hi.. /oar by a llnclttllde. Thank your Chlckel\a too. ::::.,_~~~"""""'\!'1-"0' Ono artie,., ~Tim ~on In tho iCII/80 latue ol Tile S,..CtriJtfl hlo compollecl mo to raopond. In •ape., Forum." Mr. !ll>aobon IOik«f about otudenl voter -lilY and mentlonod mo In'"' loftowtno way: :! .. Fo< examp~a, In ~ I'INidenl'e ,.. . thoro weno - I...,... Ill not ,.., c:ondldet• wt10 could Do -.lldered coot-.. Thlo oontruto llwl>IY with tho protldontlal election of IM prO¥ioiJs yoor - · tho llfwt or Luke Sl!yWolker llnla~od third . ••" Well, Mr. shoohen. IAI mol>reok tho niWIIO yOu- It '' you who apalhello lut year. 1. Luko Skytucl<Of, 1101 "*aJklf." ,.., • wlouo cont-. u,t~o thlo ~ name wu ,..,.., i publicity llun~ no · - 1 c<lmo 111111 ""' ot/11< ~~~ tlllfnO down lOCh Olhor'o o.- wu .....~.,., '(cMo -1>1- . w-..t.,.• Olhort lot not bolhtii!M lo I'Md tho publllhod pl&lfOtfl\l of tho Clrl-too. You ob¥1ouaty IlK.,..,. •• - · II you heel,~ would h - ..allzod "W!IIIMr--J lied. ""yCJUJownlnlonnatiOtl. go to 1111 UOl._- TM ~"""of 4/2f71. There, my Bon/101-r plllf- " ' - ........ · - . . . ~li<lno oHIIe ..-triO lA - · oltho . - . a/IN I.Mte Sllyf- - .....-Mlofl ~~~SI.-r ~1. .., of tho t l - 0 . IM 0..11 ot I!Mib-T~FIIm /JtJNwllr(ol Ton• - -_ _,lloolt8-_.._,. ... ~-........,..-.o-........,..,­ - ·... ........ ..........-. ~-ol _ _ Oltlttllr--111111171110ftocNotlt_l ~· AUIIIolll,.. uy ~ of our tonlllo ctlmo __ ........... _ nlloii_ID_of~ .......... _,_,.._,....,. Whel cer\ 11'011 CID 1D llf8111Mon out IIIIo _ . ,, -~~ ,__...,...., ~-~·l!fNife""!'f'flol!d--~ ........,hllp-lt.Wnr.to-••-1-18 _..,,..,...,..... t.,..,.......,., ol-...llwrong - - - rfthled. Oarlliold ... ctt....... ""l' _ _ , contmunil)' - t o llllnk ......... ' - --eodllnellomoitlllllora .. . ,,_~ The,_ .. _ _ 'J!1W - - - 011111. lilly- t o hlfp. AIMflcanL ~otho WlodOIII t!ld ....,......, ol 1M """ 'I'IM> - our f!Piil*c tho1Jofld'.a-. I derefyou t o - ' ffllt c:NIIInoo. �~\ BOB I/. DON'S ~U · l Mobil 1375 Milleraport Hwy, Amherat N.Y WINTERIZE NOW!!! c--- Avoid the lest minute rua h . We will cl!edl rour anf~lrNla, radiator,-.. a rod - . , INn.ry I terminal <Mda lot eottoelotl, •• · hauar •YII- IOf llolea. • arod omet • ••r .,•• to 1111 rou lt""'f'lt IJuflelo'a winter WHtMr. CALL SOON FOR AN APPOINTMENT 812-9533 · ASK ABOUT OUR SNOW TIRE PRICES ( - . - - left"- t..l ,.., at good ~ Mo Bell and co~ny move over! New firm competition no crank call MCI-Tele Communication is the firJ( company to ever siphon busine$$ from Ma Bell's mega· corporation by usina fast , dT~tlona disWI« telephone sc:rvi« &I aboUt haJr the COS! Of AT&T' s rates. The American Telephone and Telesraph mooopoly, consiltiq or, amo~. New York Ttlcpbone, Western Elecuic and the BdJ System. has had total conrrol or the teltpbonc mdustr)l ror decades. "We're DOl compttioa for AT & r. monopoly," said MCI North East Business Manqcr Winston Smith. ''We're only llYin& ID atvt more cfrlc:ient sorvict 112 a lower c:o11 10 ow customers:·• Dv.rina the day (&a.m. to S p.IJ\) MCI offer• lottt distaoec rMes 25· 30 percent leu th1111 AT.tT's. From S p.m. 10 8 a.m ., the savina• jump to almost $0 percent. "The main reason for our reduced rates is that we don't employ o perators," Smith explained. "All our calls are co nveyed through a complex network or compulcrs. ,. The MCI TeleCommunication system Is linked dorectly to the home pbonc. All the cuSiomer needs is a toacb tone or a push buuon phone, said Smith. The customer dials a rqular number and is booked up with ow compuurs. He then receives a second dial tooe. A pcnooal fivMiait tdenlific:atlon number is dialed. then the desired number. he CKplained. Prom the oriaioatiJla compllla' llation, the number is conveyed to tbe tower and transmilled as mlerow ..es to the terminatina end where another computer connects bad to the AT.tT network. There are two types or service a customer can receive. One Is 1 24-bour, seven day woelu>lan costiaa SlOper month. ~other type is milo S p.m. to 8 a .m. weekdays and aU day S.urday, Swtday, and boUdays ror SS eadt month. "The ZA hour plan is basically ror businesses who utiliu tbis service constantly. For families and coUqe 51Udenrs, the second plan iJ ideo!." Smith infOt"'Dtd. Servict iJ ltl·up by cliaiina an inlonnalion center in Stanford, Coonccdcut and requestina it . Within a week to 10day5 customers receive a letter txplainina the services and a personal five diait idattlf~n number. The scrvi= can be used from anY pbooe, providina it Is a toucb tooe. "There ate no con~acU to sign, m•tin a h a '- rclariveJy · iisk -frec opportunity, "Smith emphaslz.od . MCI is a sc:lf.wpported company tbat has no ties 10 a paleD! corporation. "We have been in blliiness now for 10 years, but have srown rapidly in tbelast St'Vcral," Smith explained. "It was Slatted primarily to aid large businesses by reducina the cou of loaa d is tanec communication. From there it bas expanded to include small bllSi neu es and reaiderui&l CUSiomcrs. Wt now setYe a cUentellc or appro ximately 100,000," be reported. -8ri011 ..t~Oift! ~~ I tiCIIiellll ~~ I I -~~ I· UNlVERSITYDONUT-1 VALiD ANYTIME ROOII(S P-f ... liS M ... ,;t..-:-" ....,. Please apply by Friday, October 24 call 831·3521 for more information ~ A RESTAURANT GRAND OPENING O..C:W.l. a-. a.;.. .... cw-. ..'"". ...... " ...........de ...... s.:,t. ~ a....... ................... ~ ~ OPu. DAILY FROM II , . le t e ..._ .~· RQOTIE'S ..~ ... _ _.,, _ _ Assistant Mov i e Co· Ordinator 47 Ke runore Ave . Amherst, N.Y. -832-5162- William sville , N Y. Corner o f Sheridan Drive 631-8884 11110 Internal Director Assistant External Dir:Ctor ........,..,._....--w-•Gooaa.cw-r ..._.._. _, 36 H opki n~ Road. ~Doc. 3t . corp~ The following positions are open at the Community Action Corps: ..,.. • ludan c. rut.to Attorney-at-taw o. o.w. ONe; community action ~ II _ I I ,1 11 I I I UKD'S DOZEN t2.08 wttt1 coupon we A11o 'uture: . Subs • s.J\Jeva · Splnldl Pie • Soft FI'OZMI Yogurt I ~3234 Mlln St. I ~ Open lllm-1Zpm MOnda.Y . SUnday Expires J Oct; 19, ..., '--:.611a=...r --------------·--- I I �' ' :-:-----~Day Care·. \. 1 1 l . J - I 8 be obuiDed ellcwllae. Tbc propoul, illdf, Sloecbaa . added was Dot callllia for a DC\IInll f. . . . .y lllldy. He rdarcd to a . f ·a fuocls," Moore UJUed. time were illllaed, 8Dd thai f110ds foe socb a project c:oallt" .._.IaosA'a m111es _ propoul to Sab-IINrd ~ stated thai, " Tbc ~ · of the 11lldy••• wW be a qualified • iJid!Yidoal Wbo Is coaamlned to tbc Idea of day care... Sbecba maiD~ 111M for the IlDdy to haft AllY credlbility it abMkt loe ~. "WilY ha~ . a llody lilt's 'Dot ~jeclive7" iDsal'aDcc pranl111111 witb the Sllecbu tJMorized . Wl4erllaadiJoa that tbc _ , "It up to a would be allotted• to bealtb· vote," - - to Roeeafdd. rdared projecu. Tho Day Cln ODce tbc IIIOIIeY - tpelll, tbc Comm i ttoo was laopd •I, _..,was~ ud tbc ~ 11.1 propoMb 11ru study .tllcb Mecllae bad hoped dckyed aod llaally tabled by to have underway by Scpumber HIAC wbk:b oeedecl .oro 1980 wu still willlout funds. Wormation.. Two wecb la&er, HIAC met However, Black araued tb8t this wu not a refusal or a willl tbc Day Care Committee disapproval of a Day Care to explain why It bad decided Center. "We send people and not to allot the aroup aoy 1 beir requcsu to o th er funds. Moore revealed tbar the (appropriat e) so urces of renewal committee did not money ," Blac k uplalned, normally fund fusibility "because the more money studies, but preferred 10 put its people act from Olbcr places , money in to more concrete tbe more we can do with tbe ~sals- Black said, "HIAC studcot fees. "Black firmly didn' t want to be rollins the added, " If mere's a possibility dice oo a feasibility study that of acttina money somewhere may or may not have else. I will always say 'ao lllerc valuc:."Biack asserted, "It bas first'." no value unle$s t.hc IJUWcr b ' yes'.n Ddan The Day Care Committee llnUilroep Anacred by the HIAC's lllto IIPPioacbed tbe HIAC, wblcb II aa oraaoizalloo tme1cr unwillioaoess 10 bdp, day-care Sub-Board fundlna . Tbe advocatu beaan to ralac HIAC' a renewal committee q,uestions oo . lnt er 1101** S$0,000 of over-paid_, draaalutjooa• lollu~c &D4i -,- "(SA) fecb IIDdcqraduates woo't be tbe are-tat uscn or a Day Care ea.cr, 10 it's OQiy Dalural Ill• SA is rdoctant,". Moore added. RotcoJdd, bowcvcr, to recopbe ~ positloa oo tbe basis of •atlslics r..- 1978. puppet CoDtrol amooa HJAC, SA ud Sub Boud members. Two SA· -ben 1tc also a u ociated with HIAC, iodud:iJI& Moore. A brakthroqb came at 1ut wbco MFC panted $ 1,000 to the fcuibillly alldy ill -ly October. MFC"s iDierat is uoderi taodable, remarked Modl,e. " - - the propoted ,~:c orer will be- at tbls poi nt-for both day an d cvcnln& stucleots. Mediae _and most OSA advocates of day care believe their orgaoization miabt also alloc:ate $1,000 for llle study. Yet, willl $1,990 s~n to obtain, llle commluee ckcided to revisit HIAC. Despite rumors tbat HIAC/ SA member Mark Moore was unller SA inOucncc to ¥Ole llle proposal down Mediae discovered tbat M oore bad pusbed for Day Cafe. HIAC autboriz.cd SSOO towards Lilt lludy aod would allocate an addillooal 'SSOO if, after aoina to P SA, t b e Day Care Commit~ still needed .more. I Roealfdd Cllplained tb8t two yeara qo there were 44S u o deraraduatc womm with . cbildreo1 712 araduatc atuclcos wltb cblldrco , S28 MFC SIUdcots ud l l profeuiooal studasts with chlldrell, briDaina The healaiHdldd orpoiutioa tbc 1 0 t a l - to I7 2 3 also exprcued iDtcrest ill a& UB wbo wac lttaldiDa flllldilla tbc cquipiiDCDt. wbco school aod bad dllldrca. ud If tbe COllier becoma a Roeeafdd ud Media'e bdjcvc reality. that IIDCicrJri41Wes wiUIIJC the Ooe of tbc rcmait~_ioa ccotcr u much, or o-ly as uoccr talotles, coo fi rmed muc:b, as .,adllale a...uirts. Mediae, is wbcre tbe ra:Dajahla Roeeafdd is ooly ~ S990 will - • from u;£ S200 from SBA wbkb be wbctbcr SA will provide tile ••plafos is "reas~oabl in funds as OSA, MFC aDd SBA proponlon to our and arc llopina. Sbccban eoprcsaed proportion of law It ts. " concern over the up-eomina SA Allllouah SA feels SBA ould Senate vote on llle fund's be totin& a laraer share of the "Emotional issuoes are problems cost In view of SBA 's Slrona betausc you're asked to show positioo for llle Day Care your com m itment by Center, Roscnfl!liJ"'SiYi'tlle money, "noted Sheehan. "If 1 money is "mainly a token ask the Senate aoytlliD&, " gesture of S\llllllll1," Shecblln indicated , "it will · · UB's f>r~t R'oberl L . be. . . who's fundiD& are they Kctta- bas e><pres.scd approval &oiD& to cut. beQuse ba.sically of day care, noced .lbe Center all •our money is allocated /' ad~ocates. Mediaestressed tbe importaoec of lht suppon of Rdloetut the Adminiitrlllloo, espodlpy Moore disqrecd tbat SA bu for dccidina lbc location of lllc becb hesitant to..allot money lC center. Tbe OSA ex~ve also day care tbroup both its owr said lllat as soon u aUt be funds aQtlons ud lllose of Sub-Board. arc acquired, the -ro, for "1liit's moneoqs bclca\tse SA acoordlnator o f Lilt feasiblllty bas noc bcCD rductaot to stud y and a research assiltaot !pods, only to aivc a .lot of ·will bcCin. , MUSIC COMMITTEE· is proud to present Newwnewidl ; JACK elMo~·s &I•• �Anyone we know? Tracing someone' sday through. . .his garbage by Deb bl ' ..Li a dq•lt l sp;;,IVJfl s..n WWJ.. Editor'> note; "Garbology" is declpherina one of the newest mode& of observation a nd logical thousht, involving a person's llfestyl< by his aarbage. In lbe following article t he writer describes a day In the life of a person she h as nev<r met. 411d gl•eJ tips on how to master the an or debris study. r:o•'"' Eluly 111 the morning ~~o•hile the dew still tht ground, tht cut purrs drowsily, hearln1the mornln& Couritr·Expren btlnt tltro"'" onto tht frotll sttpS. He strttdtes, slinks out of tltt lmtr box and strolls to lht tmchtn Ah, 11nother d4y in tM lift. Upstairs he s/ln, but it's painful. Tbe midnrght snarl. or P~peddae Farm brand Old-fashioned Apple Walnut Cak< with Cream Otcnc lcina u still sirtlog in his stomach. It ba.n't mo•ed. But it was so ddkious! He "'ould have eaten me apple, but it wa> totally spoiled, so he lbrew it in lbe garbage. Lookjna rorwarjj to his r<sular daily &)us or Loncoln brand apple juice. he !lots downstairs to lbe rcfrigc<11ror, ooasty warm In bis newly purchased Wtnterset Thermal Und<rwue-by Hanes. Turnina to sec whAt the cat is up to .. he faces the gnrbagr where me box of Pcpperidge Farm brand Old-f:uhioned Apple Wolnut Cake with Cream Cheese Icing lies, with the cheese idna >till stuc~ 10 lb• box. Oh, it's so tempting, he t hinks to himself. But he pui!B out the bottle or Lmtoln brand apple J"IC< Instead . There'~ JU51 enouah left fo~asS and he C~CIIediy Un>erew• tbt top while reachins into rhin;psoard for a Juice aJau. Oum•il~. he knoch o,·•r me bottle, spilling the lUI or the Lincoln brand applt Juoce onto the counter and floor f~~a blo,.. Generic paper to.,ds to the r...:ue! Ht mops up tht meu. And then he must settle for lilt orange juice from concentrate on the cardboard canon n61 to tht Bison Brand Cott•&• Cb~ in the refriaerator lioping lor tht radio to choer up h os moming, he tUrlll it on as he Settles down to h is cardboard canon 100 percent orange juice from concentrate and ~he Couriu·Cxpri!JIS. His efforts for a peaceful , positive nan are futile. Just as he t urns the radro •witch from "ofr' tO "on," the k itchen tight goes of(, the refrigerator SlOPS its constant hum and the clock on the wall stops tick ina. He'; blown • ru.~e. He anl!liiY stomps to the utilitY eloset for a Oashl1J1hl. There ue t,.o disposable Oashligln.s on the 5.hdf, one blue ont and • ydlo,. one. The yellow one doesn't work and the blue one awes orr only a faint aJow. Oiqusted, ~ lbtows tbem bolb into th< aarbaa• The cat pum f01 some of the Wend't milk that is on the refnaerator, and bis wife enters the room, wond<fios wh) the toaster dooo't work. It wasn't easy to pick abo - in the dark. But after many trips up and down one suer~, we located a JUbjea more importantly, we located thcgarbqc. The rain fdl relentlessly upon the four metal aarba&e cans near the curb and undernea th the street U,g ht. Foolishly w.arin& a white sailcloth jacket, I tried to •• least eonccal my head by tylna the hood tightly. And I al54 wor< datk glassrs with blind en on the •ide>. I felt lilre a typical prowl<r. sneakln& around incognito. Sbal'l) i hopper& Rather than chance beon~ di;o.,ovcred, I simply oransponed hi> garbage from the front or bis hou>e to the bliSCm<nt of monc. wherr I proceeded to look through whot he b•d di>C'd<ded Onlt speeulatiom ;u to hos lrfestylt C!1ll be concluded, 1M they arc based on tht concr<tt facts of tht &arbage I oxamined . For instllJice, th< empty box of "All Temperature Cheo" that "reduca wrinkks wtuk it dean>" sugg<Sts thai somcon< donn't lilre to iron . And the uJed cat Iuter that was in a BELLS pocny bag says that the hoUS< p<t Rays rndoo,., There are various clues pomting to the fact that someone tn the household may be do<IUIJ : a s.. en ... Lo ... Rasberry Yo,un containu, Btson Brand Cottagt Cheese. s ..oi.ss Mts> Lit• H ot Cocoa Mix and various remarn< or apples, grapes. celery and t'llntatoupe Yet. they dier while eat ins iunk food. ••idenced by the bag or Wose Liahts N~tural f'orato Chips lwhrdr were bought on sr,.dal for $.89 instead or the <CJUiar S.99). hrcodtntally , they didn't wailunlll tht baa was cmpt y to 1brow it out. A.\ •uggestcd hy the rnoney-uvong potwo tttip•, and the Hell\ /i, Kelly tag for S4 .99rodurcd from S7.00, there are sman 'hoppct' on llll• house. even If thcy do throw owa~ food . At IC<Ur th<y hu) rhinponule,.. And not only do the~ buy on >ale. but lbey al.so don't al,.ays •ud to brand name nems The) buy Generic paper towel> twhrch ntvct tear orr nght), Purr Goum<t Dc:lir,ht cat food and BeU\' brand canned Otr~ Bans PopWar brand name the) do buy oncludt Tobon 's For:u Pruc Bockwurst . Campbell's C~ of Mushroom JOUp. Boon Brand Cottage Ottes!" and Hane's Wontersct Thamal Und....,.ear. I also speculate that they lrke wint wit!\ their fish, as evidenced by two gift bo~es of Antlnorr Blanco White Tuscany Wrnc for F1sh . Also tluown out was a bott le of Dc:inbord Groen Moselle Wine. 1974, with the oork replaced. Apparently, lbc Antonon Bianco bottle$ arc more worthy of savinv-or takt long<r to empty-then the Dc:inblld Green. After a11 eJiharmint dQ)• at work. th~ husboud rttum.r hom' 10 rht smtll of l>tt'fllr•tt wtlh omo11.r roolu"l on the stow-, Ht rtlans in his r«lmn wllh tht Buffalo Evening News and tt«hts for lht l>lut Bic Cltr with • •ltlch 10 do tht «ossword pwu.lt. But tit# pt'n doe<11 't worA So M throws ir 1[110 rite r~~rbagr. Tut~ring ro Ius mtltl. he dJSC'rlrds a fl't't rift of s-r Corn -as r:OIIIOII~ Ill /Itt JUliA mail. A/ltr dutn.tr Itt 1111d ltu wlfr do tit# duhes, srrubbt11g tiWtiJ' w11h the SOS Soap Pods ollll tht ChON! G1tl Putt Copptf Piiffs Tllrt• it's somt Wttodt molk for tht all and ttmt to siH_p. But /im. hr'/1 put out thr lOfbagt --... - -~• 4 ·: . . • • • 4 .· j :' I �1 ~ ~~==~======~.==.======================================~~ f 8oo~f!,SJ!Lve for playoffberth 1 Sponl ~., J Tblnp ate lookin& aood tb<K days fO< Coocb Sal n EopOtlto'• Buill. Arter wrrcrtn a 1~ loa Aaf#Mt 0 . !f JOc:Cer 10 1 Synocu.. Unlvenlty (in wbat IIWIY fob was UB'J bat· ::: played..,. or the year), Eopooilo's boaters have JOOe oo a thr-.....e williUaa suealtWiab the Bulls' r~ pmcs 10 be p~ 01 hom<, thdr pla)'Off em- _ , JOC)d. Ho_..., ~ any thou&hll of playoffs m\ISl be tempered. As Esposito •oms. " If .,. intend to move ou and ru1m1 the JOab that we ,.. for ourselves a th< bqinnlDJ of the......,.., .,.•reiOiDIIO have tO ... our a<ts lOJ<th<r-1101 we any of tb<J< (rernalnlnl) pm., ll&htly." Thh a rcernoon ·s opponents- H ouahton Colleac-brina with them a tO.I · I record. and were recenrly ranked founh in the Stile by the lnltrQOIItJ,a&tt Soccer Association of Amc-riu. Hou&hton edaed Buffalo Stott last week I~ in ovenime. The Bmp.ls topped th< Bulls I~ earlkt in the IC&SOa . UB SOO<lna lk'<CIIrisSimoo lllints. " lt's aom&IO bt a touJh pmt, but I thmk we'll beat them (Houahton)." Sunon remembered hiS txperi<nce with Houahton lasl year-as a member of Fredonia Stare- daJmms "We should've won IL<t year. We had rwo or rhrce aoals called back ." Bult.' midfit.lder Dave Simpkin aiJO rernembtn tbi.s oftcrnoon's roes. " It was probobly our bluesr sam• lasr yeat," he Wd. "We beat rhern on thdr homecomrDJ. )·2. Tbey11 remember rh11.'' Sunp\m noted t1w the Bulls will not ha>e to WOftY about Sttv< Burke. the AII·Ammcan forward who lfWluated las! yeat. He was quick to..l!!!!:._ho .. .-er. tlw today's pme will aill bt 1 very tcl1111J0i!<. "We'll ha•e to be up for 11." be~aid . Another V<t<ran hooter, fullblck )om Larue, compared Hou&hton ro another or UB'• rivals, • ~.in abilky &od skill, but added, ''I think wt11 bal Saito. ..,.Stmckr Mark Cdcsle, •boo< opinion holds u mu<b wd&ht as aoybody'• (havlnl b<cn a starter since ltlt ftuhnlan year) asserted, "They (Hou&hton) have alwaY$ bad • aood team." Cdcsle bdkva that eva~ with the loa or Burke, Hou&hton wW P<OV< to be tou&h fO< the Bulls thiJ aftm>OOO. The IIC:ImiDda said tbot his team will hove to """"" 0 COUpk Of quick OD<S and jwt keep pusbinJ-- l<t down, and lrY to bani oo." The Bulls' coach feels that Hou&hton, even with the loa of lis lOP focward, is "proba.bly mon8ff this yeat (than Jut)." He conlltlued, "They're o aood. solid team. They Jive you JCOOOd and third erron. (They) don't stand around-(lhcy) continue on in a p1ay." When asked If hethou&ht thiullemoon'• opponent was the touah<st hil team would race this season. oot as &ood u SyrxuK. bot they haveth< potcnl.ial to be explosive." The COIICh then usmcd that bi.s Bulls _...s this q.wlty abo. "We've Jbown lc," be uscned. Allhou&h the Bulls ba,.. woo tbdr ~tht« pmcs, some obscrvm cl&im that then - • a ftw sub-pat perfonnanc<S in thot Slleak. A laek or individual huJIIe and tam cohcsivc:neu are tbe most Crequcnt accowion•. The eooch hinted that he would not hdillle to make chao&d if the ~kadaJsleal otlhode appeats aaaln . "They know thrit jobs," he &ald. "IJ they're not anlltlathe job done. we can't afford to Jlvt them time to an in Jbapc." Esposito lntlkaled th• his team ml&ht hove 011 advantaa< over othtt teams which are vyiJII fO< a plt)'Off spon. "It's nltt IOCIOme back and play thelasl four pmcs 11 honw. If we win our last f"'l(.bome &JliiU, I thlnlr we'll 1<1 a bid (rcferrin& to aii"'SAA playoff bid). "If we CAll 10\. fan JUppon lat th<J< last four games)," added the mentor, "It would really Esposito rtplied. ··n.ey're 1t011£STAHO:nooue _ _ , _ .. - •• -....-...-~ - · ....... - c . . . _ ......-..._..,-- l o - ............. durfnt •n...,..,...,._ lf'llltoU"AtW. o..u.· ro.n l .... . ~s.~..~··~·~-·~nr~·~r..~··~th~·~·~th.. .....o·t=··~m;';"'~·r·~bo~u~t-=~he~l~psusl.i"ITiodlayn'' mo.tch is ot4 p.m , ill Rotary Fidd. Photocopying 355 Squire Hall .. THE SA ASSEMBLY WILL MEET WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 AT 4:30 PM IN THE SENATE CHAMBERS, TALBERT BALL. SSSSSS Coupon Bulletin Bo1rd Outside JSS Squire Hall MSC Snes You S S s S s ferr~r~ _ ~~~ Rr~o -T-.. ___ of osourio E • Pornte • Pas de Deux Character - Mime Norma CtiOJe, Dlrt!Cl<>< Bq)nne< lhrou1h Prolessionol Certified Focully INC. Hou,.· Mondly lhN S•t. 10 am · 9 pm - Sun, 12 • & pm 877-1009 Childr~ flllflo o ..... . - t o a l - . - 0 .. -- ~~~~. ... -n.o ..... ---~- .......... lloMI...._.w._...,. Last wcclr the UB Ultimate Frisbee Teatn licked orr t h e with a SIICCU&ful road trip to Bin&hamtom and llllsrca, wiNI!al oaily over Bln&hamtoo ~~~and <queaklna by llhaa lr-7. But the opening match of tht wectmd wu not .so suoec:ssful. Travel difOt ulties all bot tucellcd any UB hopes for a Victory over r-s.--~.......,. T.... The oocood matcb ttlded ift a vi<IO<Y f0< UB o•er SUNY lliQibamtoo. l.ardiQI ~ scoriDJ fO< the t~ ~ Larry~ and 'Jommy Kaz. The 11\!ffalo team jumped OUito an early 6-0ield in Ute: llnl ... rdue to a VU"J stin&Y defcme and 111H1M: nne play f<OCIII the ffOijlliDm. ' "IJillbamton was pretty aood." said MillOn. "Offeftlivdy we Jbui,.... do"" ,..U." ' "1111 Jllbt -.:11 ~t Ithaca ColieF was the hiahlilht or the rOIId alp, wldl UB ...-tiD~ out an I·7 win. O..rfalo bad ., inside Raody Milloo who played~ yean-..U tbe ltMI:a - - •......, lk U B - illllldr •Jk or play-aed llldt 1419 ~~- _...wtd .._.. llmcs bdon: IOIIIb ddease by ,.l!dc~. . . ...s the llbaca · ... . . _ _,. -rO<--. We'w praalaed..,..... - . o o • . . . uoalrlc widl ....... " Nilloa apilrllocd. IObe I~ ...._.wilh ._.___,balled __ ........,IOrlllc_... __ ~ ~ I ..., I 1. Sislem- wW UST sw SlUt 1111 Ut Fore-' Wille i Liq•or rn.co... !'rica 0. s,.. G,ro "ConnJ' !-. . . . . . "GraoW llilo Vel D" n. .... "GraoW !lib" p.. ...... _~ _ , . ./1 I" ... lUI ~ ~ .......... Syrkuk. "On.IY half tile team made ll to the Synaue match," Aid , _ spoknrt>an Randy Mihoo. "One w 101 stopped by the ~. A c:oupl< othen JO!Iool alona Ute: way." andlb<~"f.': " " ' up playiaa banclic:apped beaUS< or abJ<ru playen ..... .... .. , 1.11 S.4t Jlon.y ~ 1 • a.J._. ..... c.Mool ALL WINFS 1: UQUORS a-.u.-so...r. ....... Sc.c•t UNIVElSITY PUlA Ut 5.0 SAt .......... ... -s.ar r----!"1-------------.-n.Jecll.a'o"T...... t-"Fooo ... Adults SIDI ........ ~ 692·1601 1063 K~nmor~ Aven<~e ua ua llaaloM!a" n. Pelioe r..Yatto . . . . . . Arts Ball~ 2 UNIVERSITY PLAZA Amharat. N. Y. 14226 - 8'38·8778 .......,.. .,.__ . Cops play 'bee's keeper I'UTDU Studio B;~llet Ul u Ul ut Ul -------, I- - -SpecjaJ Satj.p.... I IW I I Head First Hair Stylists I -1 rI :.~,... __,. .**F •• a. .. ...._ ,.._II * ...... • ...... I J I I ~ ..... ._ ...... . ............ ..... l -· ;:;•....,....._,.. ._ __..,,_..... _..,.. _ ' -::,__;;..___ •• __________.J --------,..._.....,,... ; 386 Kenmore Ave. •• ~ ~•Eno'-oo<IJ Clot . . .. , llll!ll.,.. . ,, ~~~>• .. <-"'lh~. l ~ - - - . .......... ..,_, •• ~ -.-~~. J.~ ..- 'M••~-~o.a. I �,_TME __ ._, __________ o -":-.::.................. -.. -··--""--:-.:::::,;.::.::.""'"'" ........ -... - I just IIIJ more point I bat teams ban.liq for the cove~ed Iitle? Then is aothiq like the lllldJ of dryiaa leaves aoc! bomcmadc apple pie wbea you lit down to wllch a ball pme. There's nolhiDa like lhc month of October wltcn l t Tbcn !here's fOotball. Wbo would have tbouabt the comes to spons . Tbisycar, October bas an eYeO ~ . Bills would bt atlhc top iD lbdr clivilion. Tbe cbances Both lhe Bulla aod the Bills have idcOticaJ S.l won-loll for the Bulls were a little betler, but even their arcat records. But, tbe 8u1ls arco'tlhe only UB team dolna , lliCCCII c o - as a surp<Ue. You have to fiDd football well Ibis year. sasca jlllt a little more iDieradQa. wbea your bome As October .,:u iato full swiq. vanity Oou team ls' on top. CoWitry, Field Hocby, Soccer, ad Meft'a and Profcssioo&l Hockey and Basketball awted oot too WOCDCD's Tamis all have wituliq records. Womca'a loQa 1110 and every one bows bow IQOd the Sabres VollcybaU has a wi.aAlJII lllle fll&iDa teams iD lbdr • an. own dlvisloa. No,., with all thai suc:cas oc:curriaa tbls llo!t wbat about those more restless IDdividuals? month you .c:atl'l bdp but act ddtecl. And wbat aboullhe Pall Oauk7 Wbllc the leavcs slowlJ awt to tunl, SJ10fU f1111 an entaWDed witb that .U-Amai1:8D ~ tile World S«<cs. Wb8l Pic~ liP'S fa ca rail! the allure ofbuebllll's Some people are just DOC satislled beina spcc:lalors. Well, October II just"Warm eaoU&h so yOu don't have to worry about fRJCZiD& aad lust cold eDO\IIh to prtYatt perspiration. If you act lhc urae to so out and be~ aoabe8d. llldulle- The watllcriJU'~~ "Hold on tp your.~ • It'• the Klezmorim1 ' -{burlor I'OIIt, Camdorl, N.J. kw'«tkl to Jive yOu aoy problem (!bole pcopk lhinklq "llllt wbat about M'" Slop """"Ji.q. Nochbla is~ f• lhao playiq football iD lhe mud). I bow.,... it's 1iU to be &itdna inside watchiQa a pm<e oo the tube &Dd bavclhat restless fcdlna- over-· Grab a tcmtis ball and a min and 10 out and pouod some o rr the wal . You doo't have to have &Dybody arouaclto pity wit~~ . Horaboul a ;c. ill the ...,tf E..,. a walt it .,ocl. The air is aiop duriq October. Tba-c it -color Ill the !IUs tb&D·• aoy oc1lo- time and cvcntPw _.,. But back to sportS. Widt all ~ .wok ~ oroW>d tbcrc is oo ,_that 8affUo slooald Dot have a buach lit and trim, tdevisioa~. beer-aDd· sandwicbed-stutred, sports faoaDc:s JliDDiq all tbc city. By lhc time Halloween rolls &rOUDd, lpoCU· rdaled sala sllould lriple. So 10 out or sit Ill and have a real .,ocl tlec for youndf. Oa.obcr QOIIICI oely _,. . , _. or 'nle Art fBatory Shldeat A ........tioe iawitu y-to "CAREERS 1M ART IDSTORY" 'ne lint Ia a ...tea o llalwaal lectwea . . . -.... " ' art prome'o.uh oCT. 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C"'l 669-11181 fO< - Lw,...., - Clrmlo tt.aUano tnt.ftS ..c todey el 6 p .m. In 10).jl Oemens. Commclw J\lfolr& C""""D m..U Ftldoy a<) p.m. lfl l~ Sq\IITt:. raervallons. ... '1• - ~~- Program-Do ""'--, thai )IOU or a friend mey drink too mu<"'7 Drop by 1'\FAC. ElllcoU. w~ lr"'" & tO p.m VdluJtnt. aDd ~ o( ~-tf you rec:~ YA t>ondlu. p1oa< "'ll" )'O<Ir allendan« lllp lor Ot:Wb<r Abo, lnl•~...d In . 1~11 w. ....... - - - " ' - " Commut1ily Colt- moy OW> "P ln 210Tow-. w-·· Sludlu 0., S.turdoy !rom 2-ll p.m. ot Uw 8 -. 190 F"""'lln SL The IMrne ol Studla Oily of Rocbm. T .....n.thopo will ~ hold< Roclom ond SPitm In Public Educa tion Cunladum at 2 p.m. end R.-... Hana i$IT'I<tl"'t on the Job et 4 p.m. F-" Ckll> moou lodlt a< .S:JO p.m. tn 9JO Clom<N. AC S1gono Pill !pallon ,.... - Y "' 6:30 P-"'· in l6l Squlfe- IIYPIIIQ proji'ct mectlnt '"""Y el C pft> In »6 Squl~. llodcly ol Jewish lAw S - t a org.,lulk><MI ...-Jng tomoffOW et )!.)() p tn 11\ U\t: lltudent tou.nge_f nnt float O'Brian, AC. YWCA~..... AI,... LAm- DoiUI ele<tlon ol olltcert fnd•y ol I p.rn IIIIo yeer's Wotnt11't In 232 Squlto . Worbbop In J4wt.h COOidnt tomorrow ai. 8 p.m • t lhc Amhe,. Cb.tbed Hou..e, -~I ttol'lh F""oruL Th.Ja wee.k l1ow 10 rnlk• lnlclod challah. 8odology Uftdorfntduot• llt.-1 Aaon. me«~> Fr\cloy at 2:30 p.m. In the Lounge. ,.c_ c-" UttM S.1ten ot Zc.\1 &tte T"-or_ganl.Uonal m~ing tbmO''" al 7 p.m ill 262 Sqw'\re... For mort: Information conta<t Oo<lt> et ~_.723. 1980 E:dJUon Y..-boob will be aYaUable ~nlng Fr'day In 11 1 Telbvt f rom 9.~ p.m.. movies, arts & lectures Ufe WorUttopt. -Ct~eUve PS.y kn ,un on~ rhnes... a ~·' •or~ahop c.omorrow from 7:]().9 p.m. In the Clafk smaiJ 9)1tn. To r~lsltf for thb r~~ WOfkt:hop e~ ll Ttoxl, o joa-rock G""'P· will perform Frldoy In lh< KaU\etlne Comc~t TM:e~et, E lilcotL nckeU. 8VI~l.ble .l th~ BlacW MO\olnt•ln tl atrkc 1 Porter 636-2808. SopbofnOft vrs arc 11'1oYtled \0 M g~•~ lttt Junka• Clou et a Pot LVck cflnne, t04\~ht •• 7 p.m 'n th• H.trimtn FKWty Lou.ngc. #11\eet your b~ btothen and .&Jit!PTS 0 8 - Fair "'O<ldoy ltom !1-.JO..l p.m. In lh• !'\II"""• Room. Squ"<. Ooln voluol>l• lnf.,.....lo<l on ...ell IO(>Ia t.IUOtC «•t' the da}· ___ Alno ond l'lono Plor1m Wodnndoy, Oct-• 29 ot 8 p.m. •t the Q,AiNCH The-ele1. '"'-Ht Su~ ca.- ECC Jur fnMmWt Nov \ at I p m &n the KaU\at1ntCotncU Thcaltf, EJikotL PlonnU>g Ollltt -u~~op., JoO ln~rvle•lnt ~reuon , ~ T~ todey at. t p. m an 316 ... ,..__.,. th.lf WOf1uiho9. Wende After , IWCknb wm tt.ve: • cMnn I p.m lfl • Qcm..,., AC. A •idtoUipe will be tt-n and c l - R.....,. Willing F.-y 14l p.m In 1 Hey.. c ond Tuesday at .-..In l~c.,.n. TecMiq11<1 fo, ptepeJmg .n dfed.ive t~ wtll H di'IC.USMd 'There IJ a cure for apathy but nobody -PalBurlce $eftlon loleretted lo - l n t pill<olqola-1\dclpl\1 Onw-~1 wUt be. on carn:pus Friday to discuu lhelr Pereleg;al Ptogr•m $gn ~ In J H.lya C or aU /'1\ra M.edt at 831 -l~ I) tor an appo~lmetl\ - MinoriUn are en coura geod to come few en I:M.ento-'W, ----..·-··----u. _ , . . _ Ia a - ant.- , ....,..,. vfTheSpodnam. . . ...., ....... dlotfO. Tho~ 1101 - fllllt to-ol notlou.- to-"""'..._ _ , ... .-uw tor- ,.tnt~ne. o.M~Inu - ~...,.. · - ) ' - , _ , e t - . wm1ng fo<U8-<>< pottl<~ In llac<lllor1ol -a.~ ..llthtS/1-·~. (Jlj l nform.l~n . terY~ ~ "'Oa.d TkU:ng•• e B•tuti t inging &roup cornpowd or !I members fo !.he l-e:.mke family will pc~fofm tomorrow and F,ldey at 8 p,m. ln 2l3 Squhc. • ll)l ·»l~ot come to , _ , . . Ia o . - g 1111'-lty a. -u-ttcw ~""' uru..."'Y .. convnunlt!' "" ..,..,...uonol rnott•"' ......, llaulu? 0 - Lqol S..VIca .,.,. lru ltpot - - lnlom\atlon iOIIIUIIII-Do)'O<Ihovco tat e ring 1n SWJ / IRJ cowu. or tbe P ru1dent"t Commlulon? OLS 1\ot low ..- . ect ao ctojendola ro. 11.....,11 Fr>< m0<0 lnlatmallon - In .. OLS opon 11., p.m. - 1· "TIIu<ado7 ond frldoy, Until 6 p.m. T~ ONl 7 p.m. Wt4neodoy In J.40 :sq.,~,_, Abo In t771#.FAC. Elllcolt. - Y ' lrom I ·~ p.m.ll)l-2273. to ,.... wOflt? The Dept. .,...,_,O< __ . . . ,ol. t-~~~ h t y -Sdof><c -1- .....,ad Ilk• 10 ponJdpoie In • ,.... ol potlef1< ~to-llnedentaiii-L TWolrecftllln,g•et• ~ c-oa Dr. " · c.,.., M ll)l-2184. . . , . . . . . __lntere-lnthtono?CO<no-• 1\ol lllldt II\OUttiO> I College It oil at>out. The It t.,....d"" tht fourtlllloor ol Porter Qued. Come I>)' eny . . . . , .., end-aut ...,nb aro pr.n,... lor ill& ............... to,lgh• et 8 p m Cortttc;t 8lK1& Mountl 1n IJ for more '1'lt< IIIUIIIog of the R<.<<nt StNQtllea In ,..land" giYen by Erik "'n Kud>n•II·L.A,ddtll" l'rldoy ol 12;30 p.m. In l 0 Copen. folt...ed by ·u~rty "' f4uallty" 01 ):JO p.m. In 684 Blidy Pflnct:lon Unlveully F ounda tton lor Studefl t COmmunkellon-BuJJnc.u TOlSey offers l.mcH.rOteduttt 1~.0.,. .a U8 the opportunMy ot attend • lhru d•y con. re-rt:nt.e In MYC. ell Upe-f'M'j pekl. T'he eonfett::nce will gl.., ocudomt 11w opportunlly 1o ..-.. chollt"liO· ond qwu&lon lop teYel ~· f•om OYer 100 rorpota 1'- Mllonwldc. ~ >hould be llbefal aru mo)Ono. Fa. mot't. k'llonni!Oon, p.tu.. co"~ 1'\t.. -""-* •\ /nl-..llaamoMIIIyjo<l.mol-tuflr•bao;cla ~led to come 0\ft ln U. ~ Mmnter. UlJ to_, 1M ldoat vfUB't tn...-lonol "'Caret:f ht Nll HblOfY" lnform~l lotctu.re: pruenwd by f.a..h.y atw:t .a.H o( CJB end ttlag•r• Unfw•ah.)' \Of'I"'Itf''w et • p.m In~ Clem•nt-.. ""'1"M. Vlrtuoto Pk:co4o•• -t..ufenot Trott In concert U.ng._ Is required. ae -.-1-Wrl..,_ at1d Clolumn!Jis lnteruoed I• Ct)'OIIOftk rkmon•trotlon by Unlo<l Carbld• frldot 1t 2 p m . tl'llhe Wotdman Thcl&«:f. Nonon. SponJOtect b y tht Amt,lan Society ol Mt::CN_nic..l EngtnHn.. Pre-law Mnlon-A rt:pfewt'lt.\Nc. from Sef\JII"l'lrt 1'1. CaJdoLo School of\.a...- ...-.u k on ~mput 111\onde-y. Sign ln._rul«< In tt.u4ylng In P<>1anc1 during tho s:um~t of 198\' .should wtrt... to ; Summt:t SuatOI'•. ThtKoeduu.ko Foundatlot1, 1' East ~h Stlttl, Nh' Vork, NV JOOll , "" p,..•tous k~t of the Polll'h "'lnor1ty Law Day S.huctey ftt 900 e.m . In 11\e Faa..lty Dilling 1\f. . ol tlarrlmon UbtOI). Come •1<1 lind 0<1!1\o., \0 ~ ' n'o U• &:hool, M HdiUon. hut tpe•kt.ra t•lA ~t the lew Met hs efre:1 on )'OU and youn In the '80s. Spon.orod "Y BilLS/\, "''f'tcw N~ buweUoM • Kna..os. Ow:&r. Tile Unuplo<Od - et.en I>)' tllf1lh s-t1 todOy 01 8J0 p rn .. II>• Albltgl>t Knoc Art Oolkry, l lOO Elm"'Od up fOf lntt:f'Yit:wa lrt ) Hayc.:s C or C'oU M.r.a. /'1\ock •t lll1 ·3,15. ,.,lnCHitlet 1rt: enc:ourogtd LO COrN for an In St..-u ; "'"'I< <I<IAJ CornmiUM ,.....,.., SVT luM1ng .Mel< CU.Irly tonljjht 01 8 p.rn. In llw Fillmore Room. Squl•<· et d ..~lt:S. blood pru.wrc., .sidtJ~ cc..U Wlllt'mla. body fM encl others_ ~ 14 cares." CJUA.e ptt..Mnta John BI'Uitl'lrAII, 1 08 •udent 1 In an ougiNI t.• hlbldon ol d;awlngs oa. 20·Nov. 20 111 0~ l i t. Squlr• ~lnt ronpllen Ia Friday ftom 6-9 p,m, For mort lhlorl'l'\aUon c•ll 63+ 1068. 3 Hayet C before frtct.y. -tng mltl9rt!Y ttudo!)l Joo Itt 8focka~-·am "' ~~· For 1""'- lnfor,.tlon, WTilt to. Merta C•rmen Rodre.gutt, Community "'L ~. ~ o4 l'l)dlology, 11<w Yorlt Oniienlly. 6 ~ Plac.. "-w Yon., NY 1000) "180<1t)r - - .., ln&eruted lo 1M AID- MJcltlooft- to. olf..a.g r~ For furthtr lnlor '"Tho SUI• lmpi<manlotloo> Plan Pt-.. For lllceUng A•• o-~~o&lfty Stend.trd'*Vfvt:ll! by Mthol"'y Voell Ot t.he: Erlt County Ot:pc, ol Envlronmt'ftlat P..,olng Frktey at noon In 123 Wltk...,.., Elllco<t "How Clo&e W• Are to Semantic Dlrec:l..t c:-tp4ler by o. Ro"' S.ll'rl o1 s.n~A~>onn'Ork• Frldoy ot l.JO p 41, &:!26 Rid9elee. o.,..,.,.,.- alv• • "'·In,_,. • Jt. #111\.n'a CuOt.. lonteM at 7 p.m. in the Confertf'!t't Tht.etet. " Araulal" tonljjhtl4 7 p.rn in Cll6 f arber. 8POI(s information Todoy: Sotter .., tl0\ljjh1on Cot'-, ~!ow)' FJeld. • motion, MIWo .. Doctot.l Fdtowtlrlp. u. o,_. - l Z46 .John A. tlann.n 1\dmlrublro<lon P·""' Cr- C"""'ry 11 llroaport Stou. ~.4&112A . Yo<lr Stot< Clwmptontlllpt. to: Cort~peuu ~ ~ S...te OnMn~ty. fAll l.an&lnQ. ~ f rldoy: JV F-.boll ot lth«. Cot'-: Field Hockey ot Ne'* "''otkSUt~ ~Women'aiennls att't~ ~ ..,.. IIlli Ctulr-Thlo It the lui · - 1o jOin 1110 Sid Club ol tho curmlt Pf!Oot. Prtca go up Oct. :!5. 011\co will be open • - ond I'Jidoy Fr<><n 9 o.m.-&30 p.rn. Chlrlc.M 8 1»dcnt A- . - n g Tt>ll1n00netlt Sewrdoy •• II t30 o.m. ol tho Squire Lon... Dudltn. u t>nded"' S.iurdoy. Cost I& tl ~ per lhloc mon team. For lf1forrn•tton a jl 6.]6.5~~. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Sponsored by over 100 local O(Janiutlou-wftll membership ranaina from labot unions tO ltOdtot . aovernmenu-tbe rally intended to fuse toaether black and white citizals in the wake of the seeminaly rlldally inspired klllinas. II was hoped that by aatherina en - - · any lllisuDdmtaDdiD wbicb, il was feared, ccnald mlllluoom iDlo vloleot radal coellic:l, could be a.oided. • The ora&Aiuts ba4 upcaed a crowd of ~oxlmatdy IS.OOO people. but the cold wiDd wblppiq aroud tbe downtown area and the Buffalo Bins football paeprOYed to be 100 mud! c:ompetiaioo. Thote wbo clid-ble at Ory HaiJ 011 theo¥UCaS~ Swlday ranpd &om ;ouq to old with an ewn split of black and white~- The JDOCid was q~ and subdued, u 40 plain-<:lolhcd poljcemen &n4 a similar number o f · Buffalo's rtJJCSC '1lresscd in ricK &ear patrolled the area arolllld Niapr. Square. .- The speatcn added to tbi$ c:a1m scenario, as rdipoa · and Oocl tumed out to be tbe focal poinD. n.e. applause received by the polilica1 ofrocials bardy approxim8led tbe levd tbal &reeled the Rfiljous spccdics. Aay tbrell of riabt will& orpniDijoos appeeriQa aDd trOUble wa 0\'Cnbadowed by cmotio11s reflcclina l)'lllp8lby towards the victims add t.b eir famllic:s. The ooly baMen were and-racist and coocilialory, expraama hope for brocherbood and unity. The Cent.r al C'lty Cboir-wbieb ltkked off tbe rally at I p .m .-set the t011e, ~kill& emotional rcspoose from bocb blacb and whites. H.armonizin& their way tbtolqlb three rdJai9us sonss. the c:bo!r JOC the crowd sinai~~~ and awayloa in a cdebratloe of belief that Oocl. and not vlolen«, is the lli\Jwer to tbe ltillinas. Thcir com-.tor, Eleanor Hall, captured tbe rally's apa-rent pu~ and tone. "We dmr't undetaand all, but byl and by we wiU · learn undcntand ~na. Just hold-on and by and by we'D undc::rllaod all of Gcid's plan," she said, to the , a pproval o f the crowd. before beJinnjq another sona. caDSina ro ) Rdlcloa • For the speakers. the President of the Board_!!f_ Rabbis Sllolom Stern easily drew tbe loudest aiiifiiiOSi---...., vocal repsoose. De~verina an emotional addi'CS$ that reminded tbe chilled crowd of the NIIZi ~ aaalnR the Jewish people,' Stern bad die crowd applaudlJIII his every word. The Rab~ ' a blisterina attack on racism and racisU aa m. a "deadly polson" filled their beuiS. He resniJided the aowd that ·everyone is a victim of such fiiWic:$ and waroed apinst ap8lby in the face of such tbteau. "How many dioallm do we have t o before we re:aliu we .,., all pocential victims," be iosiaed, drawiJIII IJI outcry of ·~I from the aowd. Stem's speech I:Dd iu rt8Ctioa was c:spcci.ally slpir~Ca~~t in the race or.,_. dirrlCUklcs that the media Mil focuaed on betwca~ 6\..u aDd Jews, wbich C'lllliiiiDiud ID lllc Storm that foiDwlll ADdrftt, YOIIDI'S II~ down as US" Ambassador to the Uolted Nations. Bisbop or tbe Oiocac of Buffalo Edward Head abo drew prolon.,..ed applauae. furtber iDWilrllin& 111M reficion and'Uoily. bOI politics, tbe key to tbe rally. • In fact, tbe rally's orpniurs bad publidy anoouo:ed chat elected officials were to be downplayed and expreased a desire co keep 1be event from tumiD& into an oppnunity for local politid&ns to pin voces. Jlaay'a , ..,. One politicllll who did 001 pin votes was Mayor James Griffin. After lhreateniJIII not to appear u all, the baldina Irish official read a prodamatioo that be and County Excc~ttlve Edward Rutkowski bad prepared to make this Sunday "Buffalo Unity Day.'' After tbe duo made their prC$CDtaUoo pastor WiD Brown 801 up and dernanded· mbre actloo. " We need more than symbolism and we are lookina to our political leaders like. Grifrm and Rutkowski to do somttbina more," Btown cbar.ed. He added , in a voice thM reverberated tbrouab cic?wntoWD Buffalo, "We wane sometbi~ more sipifiCIJit than symbolism." Grifrm was also the ooly,speakes srcctecl with 1J1Y type of hccklina as a few irate citizms demanded co know why be Md so docily 80Cqlted the endonaDaU of the lOu IOWt IOao clurina his Mayorial run in 1977. Buffalo Auernblymao Arthur 0. Eve-who jQS( sltoWfd ~ved ao oYlldoa almosl unmatched by aoy other politidan or~- AainJ IS tbe orrocial State repracntati~ the Asaembly's Deputy Speakes rec:iud a tdqram ~a~l by Governor Huab L. Carey. apress~na rqret that be could DOt be at w rally, 01rqr promised funloes State JlqlpO<t for law ea!on:aneot efforts to ub the lr:illc:r. Eve did DOt Jive IJIY ad<lrca of his own, wbidl sccminaiY disappoiAted the aowd-si._ the Asscmblymao is ccnerally 80Cqlted IS ooe of Buffalo's best public: speakers. US 's ddqation to the rally inc:lucled Preslcleql Robert lte(ter, Actlaa Head or Pub& Affain Harry JKbon, Faculty SmalcCbainllaD Normlll Solkoff, Educadoaal Opponuaity Senator. Edward .knkins, Faa&lr.)' Seaator Nell M.....,. and Jacbon's assistUt Leo Rk:Urdlon. Altbouab Ketter did Dot speak. be drafted a later expressiJIII 111 "~ sense or and revulsion toward the violeoce" in recent ow,. weeks. �.........._ u_. ar. AI _ . b tile ~ St1MIIal ~ (~'So\) OM.AWIIJ eo.at ue ID, bat of the ~ dale.. 'l:be Ulllvw1by-wlcle f'rotra=aiDi ec.ur.iu. cleddecl to delay dilaluloa. of llle ptOpCifed J11'0Jeou lllllll -=II of ka niK - - . . bavc aa oppoftuDily to review aacl rank tire iocllvldoal proporalr. Tbe ~ee will 1bal bold a eerier or bUervlews wltb the prospec:tlve recipient over a , period or weeki. OoaLmlttee Olalrman Walter Kunz, Auocl&LC Dean of tbe Dlvlrlon of Underaradute Educatloa, advocated uilna set ~uij~tbcmu!W~or \ ----~--~~--~~--~~-L------JL--~- "For CDG~ple," " tbe what we'R mainly lookiua CO!IIiducd-.mce tbe number of people the projeq would rcadl for." • The cffectiveneu in is u.ii:Dportaot. •• Some projeou inay 1101 rCiodl imprv'iina Ualveniry life. a ~ aa IlK oott ertectl- of the aid of the c:rltcria lilt If tbe a propoul should abo be com.m illee determlnei that ' actUtilllzed by the Oommince, fuodloa should be tbe ~111ikY or tbe Unlvenily, ~to the C&alnoan. i Proaramm1n1 IIIIISI coosldcr wt~a~oer to allocate Jhc mooey PropoMb - - . eubaaltted Friday by 36 • hopeful cqthim'- f« a . - . of the ~;ooo r.c~ cn.led ~~y the PSA to lalpnm aqcl "-,lit Ualvcnlty life. Bot a DIL:.:_a:ope or UD!venauty," i11Do¥81i- of lbCP,oject lboaW be looked at' liDCC that' s be~d mu-t aho be The . Cd:omiuee abo -=•=••· ........ ,take_ Kunz suaaelled, HJahcr Oc w' c r r ." raotbla, "c:audoaed Kuoz. a..-.aw. ..:lmowJedaed Kuoz. "1'4ijltc to add the time drect-iiOw 1oua It wm be beodldal to the co-unity," remark.ed Committee member Gerald Rlsl.pa. £ad> member will ~ tbe c:rltcria oaeto' live, &Ddlhell add the 'points. "We woa'l, boweve~. elimin'ate any proposals by t,bil ~-. •......_ (IRC) ColmdJ recr-ed S700 for a.oot.bcr "Mwal Mania.'• L&st year tbe Cowrcil 'JIOIIS«ed creatwe · wall p.S.u.a. in <loYeroof'r Hall IBid the Main I« aeveral requats otfP£ jUII one propow whlcb would Street ruidcllce haiiJ. The CODJume the entire $25,000, Millard . Pill more Act.de.mic not~ ·MsiJiur to tbe Vice Core ballw~ on tbe first floor Prelllclent fot Student ,.Yfairs or tbe Ellicott Complex is ac:beduled to be painted in tbe John Neddy. A .Pfopoal for u i!movative mldd,. of November. . lltenrf bllp%IDe to be. named Stocleou wiD beable tit enjoy i(flu r~ed the total FSA tbe "ccolocY, !lora aDa fauna" fUnd. Oomp¢Da -.aiDJt Ibis of the AmlMnr ca.q,. if pUbtic:atioD·ii a $22,000 IMJdael moocy for a ll&tUre tia)J is predJc::tJoc by the UB Rescue awarded to lt..:bd Carson Squad wbk:b is auanpdna to Colleae. The Center for Theatre ac:ure a permanent ambuluce . Rclcarcb would like to &rect for campus use. ~-aoen with a plush ct.rpct, Tbe smalles t amount needed.•~or "safety and requested was by the Umvmity ~stbct~c reasons. B!ack Spontor ·Proaram which needs (MOw\11111 OoUqc II su6nuttec! .,. , bti . d ., et a broad propo$&1 of SIO,OCI! S3"-' .•or .~ City 811 I In aJtbouah advislns that " supPfh acquatnted coffee ~urs. . for tbe proararn would r&n'ie this pro a ram, U!'•verslly , 0 Sl 000 10 $20 000 " . lst rar~~~ become """ -'-nsors '' Tbe m •pot of aold • · is not a elmm • for lncomma . fres~men to restricted ' to sru,dent enable tbe f'JtS!·Ye&r st.ud~ts to 0 r anlutlons. The " - - - · have coDDecuons WJtbiD tbe I . · ~ · • t rio ·r problems of PubUc SafetY would Ukc to a dmmas ra n 1 install a dosed-circuiUdevision arise· syuan on tbe tfaib Street A unique application was Campus Jllitb~edou submitted by the Students' campus ac:t1 · • ns Meditat ion Society . The and Records In e,raiatioa , oraaniutlon submitted a • school elosinas an'l! otbor projected Sl, 700 budaet for a student rdated facu. The Proarammin& worklbop on tbe ''Science of Creative lntelli&ence." Phase Committee will rF-eonvene on two of tbe Society's plan calls Odober 31 at I p.m. in 524 for f«matiou or a "Colleae of 0apc:n Hall. fie Art Hiatory $ttldeat Aaaodatioa ~ iavltea FOil to ..CAREERS Uf ART HISTORY.. TU &r.t Ia a~ of 18'-alladwu .--wt - bran Pf'Oh:e'l'o=ah • "''HURSDAY, 9(:T. U at .f pe ~ 5o. Cleaeaa, A.C. , . - - ~ - ..... ....... facoiltr al .-..... • - pt.....- .... -- MCAT·L SAT·G MAT SAT·DAT-G RE § �Rennie first occupant of new post ' bJ S.. .QoMcUd [;.... Edt"" - r_.. haw lbe dme to ' llaadlt all lbe dd.llb or Ilk JOb, ~laid be cooa:ha bl&,... • priallrily. lbe ,.....,, llld tbdr raa.cb claira. He"" c:rldcal of 1M cumnt Ute o r arr.~a ill ......,... .. UB, wllldl be U<rta! 1o a rau1t or SUNY ~ and ..titodcs and tbe bd or inidarlv• pnl'llded by ~tcr'o ofllce. He Aid be III>Cicnlalwb tbe rallty or daJiAa with LUpeycra, but thas Nc-oo York Scatt lbouJd bqln 10 deal diffcrCDtly with,_.,., for lljpcr ediiClltloo tllao!. for .,..,pic. OOOJUUctiDa a (fit Univenityl'raideatRobcrtL."-rtm,eoalialllnabls __ policy or cmtaliziQa lbe Prtsiclmt'o Offi<c, ~ luJ wee~; U. be is C<llllbiaisla t»J)OIIitloM Praldcat for ~dl 1114 lbe Della of tbe Sdlool. DooaJot .....,. wiD - I b i s PGA will be mtitl<d tbe Vice l'rc:lidau lor a-..rcb 1114 Ondak Shodico. 1be dldllllolto tDaJC tbe two-pooilioo.t - radMd -ti<r:ia lbe _ . , by lk'ac:r, ODd bc anilal "D<cbioas .,.. rardy ldl up to lbe iDc!Mclual S\111'1' IUPf'OIITIM: ~ ....;, --_ ..._ _ ,.._ _ __ _ apprcMI r.--~~ Cmtral ~ bcfon: CUI-." the ooft-tpOI!m Ramie eompbillod, "and .,.._.,... _ . . . , ....- - . , , . . . . _ . . . , ,_,-:: pU!illdy dioc:looiDa .the mtcb. that.lo ~· for ,_..ch 10 be c:oaduc:ted ill. '' W~ Kater's aaloo follow~ dialin;Mla of He abo &pOle wit.b al'l'illcal bdleaioo wtam ~ UIIP 1o 111e . - • the . Eac:uliw. V'o:e ~ poutlall, Praidau.- mao)' <umot Scatt rqulat-. wltidl .,.... SUNY .....,._ Rooald Stein Aid the 1110 tDOvcs are 001 Clwo<dlor Olftoo R. Wlwtoo is in laVOt or~ liDbcl. "It 'u _..u pan or tbe n:6rpairadoa." bc ~- 0.... the IUIDID<r, ICctta ~ the Llooloool rola O( EuaJtivo V'ICZ l'rc:lidau, -tdcll .... bdd "Wbanoa bas Aid tJw tbac rqulaslo.. oeal to be by Albel:t Somit dllriaa mud! or Kdter'o I<D rar modift<d Wbcrc they inhibit 1M ra<atQ misoioa of tmuk, ADd rqUc<d b willl a MW position of SUNY," R<Niie addocl For a ..-plr, 1M V'10< ~ Vice Preiidau. Prcsiclalt billlli&hled rcpl.ltioos illvolviaa ~ ~ DI&IIY of the orroccs !hat prMoudy wute t1w ,_, to be ~iDod. He doubted UB rcpoited lb·ore Praiilail wer< re-rout.cd 10 tbe qcw could do lbfs modlty;q without the ruppon of the y.,. l'>alclcnt, tlws ~ Kc:ucr more tlme to doal SUNY R.-rcb Fouodatloo. R..W. c:omm<:u~ed th&J wiUI fUture planniJia and loss ill the day ID day ac:tiooJ be had ""'cnlly~~CCq~ted4uloppointmallto t1w board, • move th"' would aid UB. M<mberl or the United Univnnty Profeaslocu (UUP)-th• unioft for or the Ulliversity. Suili lliiCI ICdler m'idt ll1e move beeowe "we bad On Kdter'• role lo rOIOII'Cb Rennie Cli!WCIO<d SUNY staff and profcsaol1-'wa-e tr<Oled 10 • allcrt>0011 of sbca ddllllt on Friday, u lhelwo c:andidattt for the SSib Sttuotorial- promised full tbe tart OJ>I'O'Illnity to Ilk Rmak'1 talcnll" in bolb limited dlopl~. ~ Prcsldcnt'has the power 10 do positloru. He added !hat mony Olbcr SUNY lchooll some local sjr<nJth<ninJ or research," £ : e suppon for the State Univ~ylr dccttd 10 tbe l.qUWure. the At the .aematerly m<mbenhip meetina of the Ull chapter, Councllm<n ha,d the umc set-up 111d lbat lf8 was jw{ lollowina uscrted. "the ability to I" more poop1e 10 swt. _ • . thinp fi<Uhy <lpetl them to do," a.JlinJ on K or to David Collins (R) and Atlthony Masiello (J).L) both t»mP<ted for the Retwo noted th&J tbe new lint><~p is similar to the . Cl\<rclst this power wilh a linlo moro fO<te, Rtnn did audi<n<:e's lllppon by pltdgfna to fl&bt 111y proposed buda<t cuts. model adQpte\1 by SUNY Central ...-Ucr In the d<CIIde. ' ht>c prlis< for his bosses' over-all d«Uion to ,.,_ Notina 111~1 each candldate'o rpeech pl<dpcl II ron& ruppon ror SUNY, "I. believe Olh~ Unlvcrol(y Center and Health !lhulnc thOJ< IWO I<CIOTt or the Unl>~mily. UUP President William Allon said t1w tho union'• mcmbmhlp will have • Science Caner tn SUNY bu the same tbJna," Rrnni< Rmni< linkod tho mc:arch _.or of his job to hi> IOU$!> choke d<cidina wbom tO VOl< for On November 4, explAined. . rolt with tho Otaduate Sttlool, notinJ they are 1\fuidlo prefaced his com menu by oaylna hb apptaranco at ill< me<ting, Acttnl Vfco Prwdent for R"""arch Robert interwined in many upccu. "WIIa.-1!""1161fN<>< held in EUlc:ou'a Jane Ktdcr P.oom. marked bls ftrll visit to the Amhcnt F'tttpatrick and Assot!ato Deaa of !he Graduate Sthool , sradu&Je oduo&IJOo Is Ieos visible 411.d <&$)' 10 pw a Campus. H'Jbis is quite ctirfCJ"CDl rrom what I wmc to, I I the- Canisius And~ Holt, art ""J)<ctcd to remain with the on but it Is obsolutdy auciaJ to !he OpCration." padwue said, praioin1 lbe arc:l>lt. . , . _ _ ... Univcuity. Holt <Ope..... his pleasure with the I Rennie noted. chanae. ' • Ho odd<d t.bat tbe d.wlopmml ol a stroncer Otlpped • . . , Rennie, pointln1 ow tlw he Ills )'a to iron oul rCI<&fch capacity lll UB "oulcf\.usi" Ill• sradu.at• Servia& u • Couodlman-at-Latae for til< City or Buffalo, Muidlo spocilla willl K<ttcr, said he <.q><c~~ his om~ to be 1M ocbool. llolh Hob one! RcnnJ< ~ a rmUo< daimcd lhlt he has had plenty or Q'p<ricn<X In dt8lina with reduced P'- wbert ''the bud: SlOPS for all maucro rdarln1 to pcoltkm faana the Oraduatc SebOQI is aud<ot bud3<U and at thuame time, swtainina Buffalo, public tchool system. "I IJ'1Iduate <ducat!!>on anclaslb< now ooaocivtd rcxarch 1tipmd.l. The doo did not blame tO. UaivttSity •ill show the 1&111< COGUDIIm<DI at tb< Stale k..t tlw I blvt shown for missioo of the Uaivasit)'." Adminin& th11 h• will not adminlllrasion, rcsco~1 the fault forth< Slate. educorion at the City levd," be alfumcd. ..~ • '4* •• a • Collins, • black Coomcilman from Bulfalo's Mallal district, CICIWt<d the auc!i<Dc:< by IIOiil\a t1w be is a 1m UB IJ'1Idll&l< m~d ~- the .spodal n«dd of the SUNY systtm. "lbe Oo....,_ bas cblppod ,...J1otthe bQc of •'bat is IUcally sound for the Suite Unlvc:nity," b• remarked. ColliAs 111<1 be ldtlllir,.. wlciiUUP'adloru dncrbe is • fOrm<rm<mber of the Uailed l'uolo Workcn (UAW). "Tbcy heve the...,.. ..,all," be sold ofllle UUP and UAW, ''omaltuun~cm doesn't 101 away with tbc aon: .mile oobody'sloot!Da.' I " Ia ~ 1D a qU<Oiion by Potidc:al Sdmco Professor <lory Hoskin, both eaocliciMcs Aid 'they would ,M SUNY top priorir)' ID a poblie Ylpri¥11< lade for edii<Oiloa rUDda,. "A owe iDIIlnaloa .....tw lop priorfly beeoust it is .upporud by 1U dollars.'' Colinl aoaliuaiDcd. *"'. -,_...to-_.,_......,_ to...:,._....;,.... Candidates go _a' cQurtin' !'is -woa Foes woe SUNY voters •-r rtnacr "* Applications are now being accepted for PUBLICITY DIRECTOR • Stipeaded PoGtioa • No EzperieDc:e ~ • Dutiea IDdude: PlaciDa ada in c:&lllpUA papen COMMUNICA TlONS CHAIRPERSON • Stipaaded Potitioo • No E:lperi- Neoeauy . Dati• IDdude: Writm, SA Colmar> ...-,Pr..Re&eu. ~ c-...acatiooa c-ittee Apply a t the SA Office, 111 Talbm Hall, 636-2950 �u.ted, locreued ~between poups and lntcsal$, 1llld the emphasis oo i:ontinual TUillliJia fOf ~lectlon a drain on buman iriterem, bas ensued. ODty a c:enain kind of ~Ddiv~Jtlial can survlve-th6 Nlxoos, the Jobosons, and the Carten...,.wbo underatand the banhness of American polldcs. .Accordlog- let .xeanu, • top is rucbcd at the eq~a~SC.Of bumancocss. "Power is the ultiJnate drive," sbe stressed. "Joluuon oould live witb no other interests. Politlca bad oarrowed him~ More bows of tbe day were speot .. aovemlug tbe nation than anything Bclllnd the ;.a -s beocatb the burcacracy _ of- Capilol HUI.,.-tbe Aalcrialn ~ 11M ~ into Ill laltitudoa quite clff=- ,.,_ wtw the fOWidlaa Qllben mtc.lcd. -..cl HarVard ~ Profaaor Doria ICr:una Ill bet lec:t1ft ~., the Amllent c..,. l'lladay-•·nc American PraidcDcy-l,alperial or Jmpoccru," abe ma!Nalocd !hat tllere is a weakCoJna of the au.lrc US .,_.omeot. ~ ICanu tliPI&ined abe was able to catch an illlidc pliDpse of how the oouotry is t1111 b)' spelldiJII a :rear with PH!Gdau L)'Udon Jolmsoo-1lfrillni his biosTipby from the Former Cbief &ecwve'a rcmioi"""""'S. All.bolcb the moll!iD a.y Praideac Ia -'ly C01IIidercd ~ powerful thau pes~ leaders, Keams ~ tbat this is rruly tbc case. "He reminds me most of tbat cbaractor in the Wizard or Oz," she said, "who stood bcblnd tbe scrcco and appeared to all oounuymen to be all·powerful until the screen wu pullcd back and he was really a Utile IDI.II pullina a lot of strings and 001 u • ae«lna anywhere." &.-..,.... As a formal advisory paoel, tbe Praldcnt's cabioet has also a redUCiion In itS power. Wbat had one been a hilb·status position, has been weakened fn prestige by a arowina White House Jtaff. A position whkb was ooce filled by a slu&fe secretary, oow employs over 3,000 workers in Carter's Adminiwazloo, Keatns DOled . Ooe-dme Cablua functions have now bec:omc Slaff fuoctloos without the Cabinet rtllrlc:t.ioal imposed by the sm. dse." ·-·""--lot. . ,. ._., Constitution . ' Unlike tjle Cabluet-"blcb often lucludcs Old polldeal rivals-the Wbke House SlatUs chosen from IJIIODI loyal c:ampalsners, • raultlna in fewer ooastrainu on the President. "lbere II oo oouoter pull," said Keams. "After a while they leanuo anticipate the Praldent's desires." · As a liBk between the Praidellt and the people, the lcgislatwc is also failing in iu intcnded fu.oaloo, maiatained Keams. In order to keep, "fre5hn~" and assure thaz the lcslslators remain • close to the public, a staaaerina of terms was iostituted. Cooaressmcn arc always runnina for ao omc:e in hope of rcacbin& tbe top of the political ladder. T~e~ to Washinatoo have oomc to supersede those at home as politlc:s ~all cncompM&iaa. *""'C'C'iAa Meclla , Orialnally, political parties provided real stJ'Viccs for the oommunity, by rmancina and selecting candidates, Kearns e~tplained . But today, prim.JLics - iostead of part y memlll!!il-cboosc candidates and pany plazforms arc oot talccn seriously, the author insiJted. The effects of television has taken over actual buman oontaCI ~ rallies and thus the transition from campaianina aovcroing l;)ccomes increslnaty difficult. "Catopaians have become ralant oomrocrcial," remarked Keams . "Tbc imaae ps become more important thao the func:t.ioo. Tllllina mU$1 be perfected and the issues are loll somewhere aloq the -Y." W'ltb ow pracoi system, KCIJ'liS ~~~~~ You are invited a -Lecture by to attend , . ' ' - · "For Joboson, retirement was death," Kearns. said. Fear of a los:s or powa- ted him to' the tq~etkioa of rituals wbi~be bad grown a«UStomcd to in tbefNbiteHoase. Tripsbadno~ · & If they were not sources of tial power. "No one, not even famU oould rtJJ the void formed by tbc loss or power," sb-c added . The qu~t for immortalfty was aoother of Johnson's ambi.tlons-wbicb is typified by both the L~d the Nixon W&lerpte tapa. According to Kearns' rcscarcb, ..lfilh9soo wu so obsaacd by: immonaJIY tbat someone bad to sit outside 's door while be tbe. irony in napped. She 'bot JohJlSOII's death wltb a fa bean attack while albne in bed. Reform of tbe present-day systcnl oould occw if politicians were not so obsessed by tbe world or politics. Refpec:t for them would arow If they would be able to remain balf buman, wbicb could be achieved Kearns bdieva, if politici&iu could retain tbe c:apec:ity_to live in ln'Crll ~- . • �I ~~ rirlfl>~~~llflliiHII . , fP ~~ f .t"t-IJ / ) I,. t''-jl ~~e~u~~~ // . II J r ~~..a 1 §_.~~ i ~J~ i ·f· h I 'f I r If f·i 'iftt Mr· i1. ' "'.- · lit ·fJt!h trdi lH ! -a}.ia i!:h I @: r!l's • lJI !ilflllt·:JJ IH l lltliHlti!ln!ll~ 1 1 lfll,,JI, "" 1ff•r tui'Ui" Iri 11 lii(;Ji-lfl "' iff'JI. - I " . D 11 !H,Wh um h!i ;ilt•rltl• Jtllt !r•f}l I!l( J. lirnJfJ! ~~a~. .[iff ill ,tJt! ~~~~ . U il. llili~! llif t;~~~! I fU!;' i!tt'UiHH!IliHHJlH!UU l ~f · l·~"J! f!?t tlr·att upl s-J ..; 1lu f 3- ~ i~fri I fll h~~~ ff~a'i rlfJrhl hf (h f} tJ'1 j[r 1.;}!f~i (JJI -!•Jfi!!(ll J ~ . ~ Jl. 'ill 1'''~lflr t 1~~~~ I'" {I o- Q lr f 1 .. !!' 5 E ~IS "-" - · li' R. s if5i ~JrfdU~Jth;i rjH lJjfJ .f/ isirl r p Ji rj rf ~ . :l s ru h t f1. ri r ,~J sifsi l~if&Silff liar!~~~ f. i C1) CD i a· . �t.l if~~m~~1t©m !Unlikely strikers join the ranks i ____..by Pauline Crail - SAN 1'1\ANCISCO (PNSJ.-UnUJ Jul,)ll7, thcnhadnotbeenaJ:'!>I"l worker~' ltMU In Sin ~I JII'OOIIOI'OU'I tourta dla6lct for 40 2,:. yeuo. i a.. lbe rour decade gop to lett j ~ u.o tho ,._ !hat &.000 .,..,... of M major hauU t.o out an llrike a1 al. For they 4 8 ~ •"""'*""' oiWbal ,_., . - 11 tha _ . - - people In ~ tha old and the very youns. the unakllled, the undorp&ltl. otnp motben, ....... wN~et, ~ and Wesallmmlgrant.o. MaJv oflbem canno&ftlld. Many of tbmn connot apoalt ~ • On the..,.,...,, lbe odds ~t ouch people becomln« militant mamben are IDOIWIDIIlliL What then made lbom ltrib? 0wr and above the t>re.1 and buner ...._, picbu•n die a bewllderlns hleldoscope or lndiviclual and oommon gnevancee. Bul the oonMctlng thread Ia di,9\Jcy Par more th.tn a 101 of concrete demand• lor bolter worklng conditions. the strike Ia a ~lonat o plea, In lhoulonds of dilfet~n~ - . that people who cloon tolleU or c:hanp tinen atill be trealed with roopec:t. - teii~~N.~a.~m:: ~:- He mapoo hll 01'1601'0· NlcarOSUA nine yean ogo and Rlchord llluon Ia a blacl. banquet wurka u a fuDtlme 'bwpe..-. al IJle lilw'IIU>nln I'IIMrman'l Wharf, In two yean he wW ha.e CiOC'QPieled hit Hotel and _.....,. M....,.._,. at Sm Fl'andoco 01)' Collap. --In worlo:erallbeSLI'I'ancii. He'dllke 10 ._,.,., I maitre d' but IIYI his .......,.. ...., "99.pemmn! no, Even If they a.y, 'Hey, Jhl1 dude red)' wurka hla · orr: lbey ..,.., ~ me. Thoy1l promote • ,aduate from I hotel ~I adoool.· He hopell "'be prca>Oied 10 tha Sberaton DowntoWn. "But the ~·don' help .)'OU punuo your C&tiier." he coonpUJna. -n.e, tllleoul'ogo you. When they""""~ But he Ia .....,.,.bly aat!Jfled with opening for a better job for working. they don, give It ID you. hla own jncome and ~ In the otrlke, Ttoey don1 awn uk l! you can do he ~ 10 help lbo maida, bulboya, th.tl Job. They brin« In"""' people jlriiiOn IIIII cllollwaahen. • Almolt from 1he appUcationa. They .. tha llllldS haw familllt to ..... !Midi ~ the people wor1dos hln l&lppOI'IIDIIIbo can CC\Iy do the job they are titJinl. tha ..... In lhe OOit of fMrll.. he up.aJna. n..,. don' think we can 'JWwll)'-nlne-ye&N>Id Lora Poo, • boater job." N w.a. ayo he wanll 10 bo • Jhop •eward for her fellow a>Olda. wahl!l'. "When you are a b u o - 11)'0 "I """" ~ .weat.ohopo you do the wne thing a woltor only Clllaled 1n aw..rown, When! 1 " -· Vou tako the platea from the worbd untlllwu 17. 11u1 allhe Sl. table-the walter h.U jnot put them l'l'anclt, ,... --'< throUSh 01>0 or on. u .. tl1e aame platea. When you both of our break&, .....,..l.i lnot even are hot& II to more eaay of all-you our lunch hours, lO dean our IS lua1 tit do,..n the people. You Jo»t . -I'm ao Oltbauated I tllrow up but nothfns wW oome up. I drop II)' 'KoW many people, pleua? .. Three? Table lor three. lniD bed." Analysi~ do.,.,._ �Military leaders gobble Turkey _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _by Alan C. Kllchle Since TllrkO)I'a mllitary took COI1IItllnd .u ¥(el!b 1&0 .n... • blood!Ma coup, ., offi<Mo haJ been INt.alied u 1-' o( lUte, promlilnS to ond pollticol terrorlom and rnton! demoa.ey. Cenmd 1teoan l!urm. the .,...,.j r..-- CCIJim&ndor. hN ..-:~ loadlroNp and at.oblillic.d the N&tlon&l Socurtly Council~ the Navy, Air 1arco, and Notlanol polico ~ """'~' .,.,.. pemment c:on be formed. !Unm't I& lbrll*d mllhary coup a\nco 11145. 1\Jrby haJ been ruleil by the Armed (~ IS f>OtHlOOieCUtl\<e yeot1 llnoe the oecond World W1r. . On tbe momlns--or Septombar 12. tankl And armored penonnel <DO\IIXI Into 1\Jrkey'o mojos- <tty cel\lot'L At tile ...,., time milllary penonnd I1TIIIted 1>rtmo !dlnlot.,. lule)'mln ~ nr the c..r-vlllve Juotlce P~ and IU major opponent. Bulcm f.coYit d the lrft. or-am... ~ Po~op~es ~- AJoo p~.-c~­ anwt were about tOO membon o( paru.u.w.t and all labor union heldo ucept lhooo! or the ~ TUrkaoh notional union. The ......,... offldoll llld. were •for their own tlhe te.dent pn>U!CIIon.• CalJin8 It •ooo or the ~ """""'<Tioto In the hl110ry ur the 1\Jrkah Al!publln, the MWI)' appointed ~ catAblitltcd nar1lallow In on ofrm1tO combat • year or polhlcAI vloleooc, 1 falJins eocmomy. and • political rivalry In parJament pnM!nted the ,....g. nr lhe lob or the INil,)l 1ncldoubted the occept their rula. po~ would muy of.....,.,- '""* MONDRY: any~tlan Uc liar Drinks Unable En.....U.ta ha"" t.m held .-..ponaibht r~w 11vt year nurly u many u the 1918·ZJ 1\Artbh Cvi1 TUESDAY: Wltlt Nlglttl $1.50 Dotn WIDtl J Splits for S 1.00 War 1\llho\.tlh lhe 49 leftllt ~ have ~~ unable w coallt.ion, the nguuu have united behind lhe Cnly Wolvtto, an ultra-co.-v1tlve 0f'81111Utlon. and form 1 Nocmcltl f.rb4klnfa National fun<WnolltolJit lal&mltt sroup. SiLJvatlon Party. 1 Turlo.ey"t oiD118 """""my. partly reopooal.blc for the polltlall ocllvblm, haJ amllnlled to .ude. tnOII.ion hat .....ched 1:10 pera:nt and unemploymon ZO ,.,_,,_ r.art- In the year. Demirol hod lnlld "' remedy the """"""'' by dovalull18 ~I IDCXlel&l)l unit. the &n, lllllrC l"tlltrialon6 on fon:w> ._.,.....,, Cl.ll1lrC tiUboldloo to i . - . 1 ~­ Deoplte tho Iormor Prime Mlnlltor'•1\Jrby ia IIIII 18 biUion dallMs in debt. By Sop\embar the ooolllcu bel"""" J,o two foctltiN had ~ <Tioto 11116"- Euren, who had twlllrbe~ • warned Oomlrel of mmwy ICilOI\ If the tfOI"'""""'"I failed tu a<:t oo tho .,.,.,...,..;c oriola, gave hlo fJD&I wamltljj. Tho anny had beoit&ted to Int..- earilvr 1 Dllp1lw readlon from the w .... Tho ' - * t bellewd 11\at !"PP"'" from Wat Gorm&l\}' the United ill.oi.OI "' - s . J "' .--..,.. 'lb8y llao were ........-.! abixa bow tbaoe ~ would , _ to I '"TO notion IDlilwy -.p. The .,...,.j r.,. cld not belleYe O...lnlemol ~ ..-.. r...nnc NevJ Waoe Night! Irony Tho United StiiM- other........, powon, thooflh not hoppy wtth 1 tot.aJ\Urlln mto in NATO, haw ~ tho mlllwy'a ..._ They hope !hal lhe NSC will keep tu promloe to rerum lhe <O<IIlll)l to II ~ rdlef lhet...., aubiloay. no mon..- wbal I}'Peo hat ...........S to tbt ~ micldlo! F.atam notion. AI 1 abow of sood faith. the ~ AdmlnUtr1tlon hat toen1 S l45 miUlcxtln aid to the milit1rUy ~nation. The West <b. not wont to !me onoth..- allY In lhe explolive Mld·F.ut area. Thoro hat becll no date ..:It for Ibn Mum to clemocrocy. The laJt military regime in tho early t910't 1&11ed for zo monthllll<ltbctre II no indication thai thit ...;.y. will be any abortOT. lronicolly, I coup 16 futt wbal the lefti.U WIJIIed They hope that mllila!y rule will be 10 . _ . . , that • will lead to a ,..,..... ~ A Mum to c~emuc;rocy In naruy now lioa In the abUiay o( the NSC 10 " - the po.- while ~ b......-. rttl)tU. fQ< .....,_...,..There """* the - -. JOU 'Bcalley Avena• at Kensington ISoath of The Clnlnrslty) STUDIO ARENA Season Subscriptons CHEAP! B~ffalo 's Finest Entertainment GET 10% DISCOUNT -< off the regular pricel tJelnrl. - -· "'JJUY'• futt.Jn! It in limbo SQUIRE TICKET OFFICE SfJ0-1>1 ~ •t OFF DOUBL£ ORDER OF W1NGS All. NlTE To c« tbooc Kftlll. p-«11, onal>le. """"' _ . , .t~i.ru nr paau. JO'I doo"t have &O tpc:Dd• (ortvM Ml onedicoJ ichool""d 'JO"f whnk life IS • an,_-e. NO'Wjul<$t0b&l)"tbc. tt thin, $1!tbcpaots. ~-ynoc brinJ )'0'1 1 clo<&Ot'o Iii< ol.-fon. 8utlhq'r< "'"'"' b<illl:""' """"COCDI..Ubk IM!III· The original oomforuhle ootton doclOr sh in Sbirt$10. Panu$12. S,M.L.XL. $1.50 po't.age per order. nuroberorshiru ize·_ __ numbero£pants $~~C...---Mail to: Surgical Wear 21200cean Avenue Brooklyn. New Vorl II 229. N~~·----------------------------­ Ad~·-------------------------­ ~~----------------------Stotc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ �Jeditorial ~ Preserving Unity Bookey on GLS ~~ To t~of:dlror. Fruatra tlona, many argue, ate the IMde of ~enoe. llthoM can be handled In oonauucllve or rallonal ways, l>oweYe<, tile ~ence can be a¥olded. a Sundafs Unity Day rally In down_towr(Buftalo was a two-fold ,;. afl0<1. Aimed afahOWtng tile black c6mmunlty that It te not elooe In f Ill olltrage and f. .r from tile slew of kJIIIngs. It also provided a i calm outle1 for tile emotions and angers that many feel. It oonatltllled one of tile most conii!UCtlve efforts by "Buffalo" In year&. So fat, tile local community aa a wtlote Ia to be commended for atlcklng together and dealing rationally with a completely lrrallona l a ltuatlon. We Would like to t hink lhet It's a sign of the times. the 1880a, tllet make people more cooperative and united In 11: crisis. We feet that the Unity Day rally was a commitment to that. While Wflra lmmaneely pleased with tile affo<ts,we'ro upset that t.l ayor James Grlflln and Count y Executive Edward Autkowlllll!..arguably tile two mostlrnponant or powerlul ofllclals In thla area-left the taSk up to the citizens. II was not until alta< r.tanelor the rally were well underway lhltthe two endorsed lt. The 'Clty" did not otgenlze or encoureoe anything and was unforglveably late In taking any official poaltioo on the killings. To charge that Rutkowski and Griffin handeled things poorly may be an unde<Sta!ement. The ~ta oo tha back go to the community members who bfalnstormed evenings a way to plan lha rally and shoW the black community the a cta o f vlolsnce are repulsive to all. Tha applause goes to all who. Without having to, ventured downtown IO lend t neir aupport. And, we comm e nd UB students. faculty ~ and administrators for showing the Unl-slty cares about the City and laela a commltrMnl to the community. HOI)8fully, the ellorl will not 51011 he<e. Meetings and rallies, even oo a smaller scale, should continua to ahow City officialS tl\allhe community ts watching closely and to remind eac/1 othe< I hal the suppOrt still s tands. The acts of ran~ and vlolonce, as UB Preeldenl Roben Ketter said, tear al the social leb!lc of a community. In Buffalo, to a large degree, we've avoided that and Sunday's Unity rally was tne best symbolllc gesture 10 show the communitY's commitment to l<eeplng the lelltlc In tact. In relorance lo tho attlcla aboua my raalgnatlon aa tho Group t.ogal Services Progream. tnero polnla whlcll. I bltll8ve, need clarlllcallon. Tho declelon thai wu l!'lde with ,.gard lo Bob Hayden'o omj)loymtnl were not made without llt81 con Ianing Wft~ tho . . _lot• Dire<~ or & II,. Allomayo.. No one petaon. Including myull, medo aha daolotons Dlrte~or of art-~~ on tf'Mt mattet". After mljCh dl acusakm, and In view of tho rO<Jgh ~ear alload, we CCIIeellvel~ decided tnal II would not bit In thO t>rtstlnt..-eot of tho oflice to r•fllro Mr~ Hayden. Thete wert numotoua: ruaon1 ror- th;s decltlon. The article, 11101 oppearod In lht f,/larniiM wu not the only, nor was It e ma1ot fac10f In tl\ta deCloton. t woulcl have betn nappy to discuss my roaoona. at length, wllh anyone""" ahoJOIO IIston. Unlortunately. p,.,. my etror11 to explaJn fefl on deaf eara. I waa turned awey be lore I ecoid llnlah With "lnSiructlont" on wnat waa to be done, In wl- of lhe lacl thai Marl< Moore hOI nodlacuued any Plrl ol lhlo illddenl wllh me, I must quoO!Ion tile ~tiYity o f his olatomonla. Hio alot.......lo about ptocaciUrea -.,. COII\PIOioly lorilhOUI f011ndllloA. Tho only quoeclon I ha.. .-or nod. wltn rag..U to the new vouehaa ptocaduo, h.O nolnlng 10 do wllh lime olemenlo, I had QueStioned wt>Ote tho nocalautiiOfiiY began. My only _ , . , woro ln regard to roatrlctlon on GLS Pf0)8'cll. Any lt&1omonll whloh rollocl a ptOI>Iom wRn tttumlng 'fOUCheta on time .,, complllloly wllhoul valldiiY. Flnally, l'd like to 1011110 raootdlllai.;Jllt 011 111111,.... of aummer commttmanla. On put oaocutono. tho Dl-or otwl tho Auocloll Director ol G.LS have been aboool and a third perty wes appointed to run the olllco. A(!(!lllonally, I aenl nolllk:allon lo thc>M peoplo lhan In olllce, obovl rnr oummer laave. II, at ony tlmo, anyOIMI t~ Sub - d l Inc. hed decided thai olltc.<• mtm Nmaln hete lOt IM IUnvnet, I WOUkl 1\IYe npocted thll they would hava lnlormod -~ or 1n1s. u they would ha•o dono wllh any olhar chango In policy. Pttrhopa lhoao lncldanlo ant mWely tha tteun ol conruolon and a lack or comunk:atlon. Ao limo pr_ _., I lind t)lfo to be • lasa and teaa cttdlbto atoument. JomM llooktt - Commitments now United Unlvoralty Professions (UUP) nu taken tha tight step toward "aavlng SUNY" by Inviting c andidate& to apoak before union members and make commitments to the State University. Othe< UB groups and organizations should do the same. Panlcularty 111 recent years, UB edmlntatratora, fa culty and atUdenta h&Ye Cf1ed t ile budge\ blues, yet tile tales ol woe llaYe fallen upon deaf aara In Albany. The only way lo effectively alrfka change Ia to vote In a legislator who haa promlaed aupport for SUNY. And alter election, tne promlae should be cheCked. City Co<lneltman-aJ·Latge Dauld CotUna claims he understands SUNra special needs and recogolzea 11\at t he Govemot haa "chipped away" a t the llacaJ base o f the State UnlveiSity. Both eandldalaa aas~~rt that tllelr aupport In a publlo versus Pflvate battle tor lunda would go to Scala ayatem. The argurMnl that a few commitments wtn not aave t ha public educatlno syetem *l!d UB, orlhet proml- are made to be brCiken should not carry any weight In det811111Q!JB groupa from forcing a candida te lo pledge • UI>POI'I on the rac6rd. Th'- Unt -ally by ~lrtue o f Ita alze. hea the ~ tolnft- .,. llltlcllon. CandidateS tNJite that and 1tnow theY rnuat CQnJMII8 for aupport. h 'a polltlca and more UB g roupe ahoul<l atart p4aylng the game. In the p,aat. the comlllltl!'ltl1l by hU vatted. Aaaambtyman JoM Slleffar(R)~been a atiOnQ-PfC)j)OIIIIIItof VB While Aaaembtyman William HOYt (D) hU oceulonally lett ua JawmatcMa ~·no- Dirty Sneakers by Stella Medina ldon'I I<IIOw. Who•a " I ~'' tc:no.n•• My motttar atwaya ulld to ask me Wl'lO It wu that broke tho mirror (-en years ll a long time even lor aomoone who lsn'llhat auperollllous), wl\alll wool hal kepi me out 1111 4 a.m., whet It waa that ptOduc:ed o atrango amofl olatcel1olln my ~Heath, and white k was thol I UMd IO • hang-oul." which happened IQ be a plaOI r1ghl on the botcler ol a PG'Hf1)"1trlckan town cal*l Po<t Chealtt lind 1111 allluonllown ol Rye, II was a place where we'd po and have ""'"' and omoko and llllon to loCAl t>rttwla-oll or lhltn ...., rnaldng It biQ. mo&lol I ham not goOd enougl! 10 ma~ell anyway-until our oongragatlon ol mildly tobelltous lllgllachool'k~ - . , . aqulpe>ecl wltn Ptanly ol lUI 101, ......,.,_.,. llt- up by cops lhal .,. ..,.,.. Sit loo - a In OU<IIny IOWn. HI ~r. s.tltucc(, my unclo'otlno. ~iota, . , ... OK too. UhP W~or om I doJng ,.,., Well YH, ... woco In high t<>hoo~ we went rocking and tolling lind dl1nlllng clerollc\JI, and u tar u what.,. did 1ft oe'-1 or wlll• 011r -•time, ....n, rnom;lluat clon'l ~ Ia the time to eecure at INal aspeeta of UB'a future. WltllouiiMklng Jhla Onlv«aaly '-td now, Ita voJcea tater may facie • know. wu ......... third bau-(know, .., don'l IIIIo obacurlty. wliO'a on liB!, 111c. ~r lrlancla --'<! call , . up on lklnOey a n - lah. • - lalY. hazy ~. all< ""' Wllal I Old all ~ . lind I WOIIId loft lllem, llllel clon'l know. I lied. I lotlew axaalty Wllal I dlcl. almoal .-.,y ~ f<orn oe'-1 allatghl Into lha P<• YeLit,No.IC lllandaYIOO.O.t~·.;.,file"'*·~- SUnday wu S .. t iiiCiflltl IN type ol cllly 111111 lt!ctocMo lhe rlgo<oua ..-ne ol Elena c oaWIW up &I ....,...... 111:30 Lm., lllmlf\g 1M TV Oft 31 . . . _ 1-. watclllng all of IN AIIOou lind ~....,... CiNIIIIo ...,_ Ablloll Coeletlo. 9!' to Mars, ~I atwl ' ~etlo go Into lhe· ll1my, Abi>OII and Colcallo watclo I~ Andro• SloiOta alng petrloUc aongo "'- ·•'· ~ to all WWII llglot.... Abbolt and Coatetlo are Qholll .................... r. ..... . . . . . ~ ,....,., a hciuM (Coalello wu a blt unouccaalul). THE $P£CTIUIM ......... ............................. .......... . . . . . . . ... - , ............. ... - - ----- -=... - - . ......... ...... o..·····'\•·o.•···~-­ · ··-·········· ~ ............ ., -.,." ~·••M•O"· : ...................... .. ...,...,illY *"' ..... . ........... .. ................. .:..............,-... . .. -................... ... - --·~·- .. -. T~ •• , •• NtJir . . . . . . ~ .... .,._II.&.,. ~ -=tj' -to 1 -A.~ ~ ........ the -•no. a"""""' -~ "*......, my"""'* .,thai llolcgl> lallftdry 10 Olldl--- local SUnday - - . lila got Into lha k~CIIeol.lono of I ~ to pul oil unllllho next u,,- lhe ....,._.,. Mlly oum....r...ntng let8'tu• 'e-ticll-iMIMOo-l ~·!ncl- ....who'•hanglng-oul j8uoD fa ~ cetL II wu ~ ""Y IWO<Iuctl\oe .... Nooo ._Ilrl ectiOOI. tNnoa . . _ - . - . a ...,._, a,_.-~ ~. W~ro- . . . d ... ,.." cion'! - - '!JIWI ...... doing 01 . . ndolftO ....e~_ .. c1o tn 1111a - · """'' •- ....,.. ,_ll*.•11111111i!' ~~~~' 1n11 totwrato ~~t~ 1rV.A. ~· Md a IIWiillll .......... - to_., -fila......, -110 ""-lotllalllo-. n...-. ........ ......,., ....... .... ........................ i;;E:~::::::::::::::!~~. . . . CloM. 1M tor;wr••n.,. eec......... wtth l - - ··~- . , . .., 0111.• .._.., . . """" lllooot ,_.. lllooot . - . prioclt tllm-. ....... """' .......... - - I oontomc>lalo my pennllou conclitlon u lllltl at I c.a*-'tl>al """""""'> 11ro1 of --•he t....., 1111 month (,..,.t _,oone). e- a ahltly minimum wage 101> Ilea got lo be botW than allllnO !loft In m~ ap&rt1Mftloht.er1ng. wrepped In hl9 blanllott, trying to bong Ollt • contulltd pltllolophlcal ~ thai lnolead or being clear, enltohllnlng • nd aatonlahlngly lnt*floctual turn• out to be Jljal a muddy ~lion ol un81)9hlatlcated g . - (allot all, -lha oOul'l). • nov1ce IIIIa,. ..,.,.. -··~ oclglt\l ct Conlutlon baglna 10 IUa o-rer rapidly aa I _,.,.. what to Oo. Shotlld I •ucly, aal later, cro my taundty -"""• callalw~-.maybtt.8V!f> a few...,.leo? My haad atans spinning, I laat llght.,_ded lind I yatlow lind Pink poltca clota-my teut Ja'fOII.II oo1ot11 and my least etllnlo c:lance-and then rnhcu!OvUy, my • co- an old tom '*""'''" ~ Tho ywlioW and plnll; . . ~_,....,ada lind I~ oonlualon gto a !>A-Iy I locus .,.y '*"'"· onlhagloanllng.gultarlnlha~Otllf-lyl am no ~ a dl~ptorlng Yo,.niJ COllage llodont, ftounclerlnO In COld c:alalott and -.:lllng tor rlclloolariM• .............. 10 """"joleltce, - 1 •die .,..._tolll&llae.,...-1 __ ~_, ....._... -naOIIIIIIrWI!I~-. My Mend ........ ae 1M M I pley U. alf II'!IW W~h ..... I tialnli le _....,.. " " - , ~ng 1~ to tatlom 10 Mnll. I tell him ~ . . lhata tllla - ""- YOII _ _ ,_..,. ..... ....... . _ _ , _ .........,,.....uo .. ......,.....,_ "' ...... IIIIa!! • ..,.......,. ............ ,.,.."""an<~• ...... ,..,,,.._.t.._. r tt tto J4a--- bottlewllh In lila �feedback ! f ~ j l! To the Editor. lincl. Tho local hMd ol on o<:tivlat or~ We all " ' - of the mu.-.. Four by a .22 c:allba! wound to lhe b&dt of the IMiacl.t..., by endlollg...-t. w'! air INI lhe ollocll, thO engar, thO poin. The lola. Wollve In trying t ' - . - ~ 01a honored ,.,..by IIOMnlty of death 11\an thO eonatant ollort to malta 1 Iuiie< tilt fe< _,-ono. I feel thO engar eopecially. The lruauatlon. Wrth t1w1 numba! of datly - cleating wllh Humanlty'a dlar-t got one llllOihef, h'a OIIUIZing whit o llnglo doluclod man c:an do to goln IOint. Chooao a oolor. o•- It ....Wng, to. Ia< II laot we aee all lhOH publiC somonta. The councH -tHtotlwt, trom Whom you aought iks on your def\'-d w idow~ I ben•flta, bu1 cou~ on OlllhOntlC ~IO<got !hal Or. Klng IIIII- publiCity, nllhOr tl'lan towd oil 1t. ~.,., thoH 10"'1'- teoehe<a, part·tP<oactwt<o- uy to tlll<e,.,., goods, otool ,.,.,, pride, and IIIUo your h&nO? l'hoy'ro ThOy're all hOro, '*" ploylng wltn thO manglecl Omn. S..Otclllng up the c:auH ond handing out the ptlze ribbon. Rlbbom 11rangoiy lktn to_,..., Clug trom froth grovoa. Tho Cleod naan of • tokon ceremony. 8acfllll of Ill coloro are I!own at hall-mast to cover tht ttulh. Tho bannor hU long - . mlUing. lA/eiiui F. Hopk.ms I Be-A -Friend · To lhfl Editor. ... t would like to thank T~• Spectrum '"' prinllng tho art lela obout the S.A·Fritnd PJogom In Frkloy'a poper. ThoR . _ how8'18r, ~ lew P04nll mode In the OlllCia that noed CO<Tee11ng "' clortfleotlon.' S.M'tlen<l Is • bOg brotheflblg olote< typo of program, attempUno to establish relaUon•hlpa belween concerned "'Ounteers and c:hitdf'WI lrom b<okon lnd1roublad homo4lwo. WhOSO or-oat wtlh 11 to ha¥8 socneone who earn. We cutrently ..,... 400 cnlIn the C.ty of 8uffato, hO.....,, are ov., 300 <1\lkl<on stta woltlng I<>< thtlr "- ' >1 . _ , .. ''*' and the .,..,., for ~b_...t..,.. .. gfUt.. Health Fair To the Editor. Are YGU among tl>t Qtowtng population of people IIIOwtng a concern Ia< l>talth? Then ma ke plana to I t t - tlie oecond annua l U8 Hl&lth Fair on Mondey, Octol>ar 17 lrorn 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. In Squlro Halt. The F i t - Room will ba llllecl with an UIIOflll*\1 of boothl olflflng yOU ll>t opportunity to o• lll vllulnla<mat lon on health rolatacl toptc.. Actlvlllaa range ·-•e. __. lra<n • lcallodeKope or and ctomonttratlona to a myriad ol lltma and printed ,........,. matlflata. Fraa ocr-no lor dlabataa (no lood/ctnnk 2 hour prior to taatlng); blood praaaU<o, ~ ..., anemll. bod)- fat and lpMCh and haat1og impat"'*lll wtlt aiiO ............ The pv._ of the lair Is to glw yau lhe opportUnity 1o • -yaur unotrllandlng ol vatlouo " - ' ' o1 hoaltl1. heallh caro and e>h)'Oical n._ tn oddltlon. the lllr 0._,.,., a cllonce to baoome , _ . lamlllll with u.., _-~ b04h within the Un'--'ty -the c:Ommunlly. TIMI lair 11 _ . to aM - . o f the ~IY community and ,,.,. lamlltoa. and 11 _ . "r. OSA f'rootllll Olllce, &A> lloMI I Hellth ~ 0M11on ...., su-.t Aaaoclotion. - f Whlcin-..,.., 1nac1r..-,.,.,- Willi i pr-.,. --- - Pra.pectiWI ~un1..,.- are 1equfted to. . .go an ext~~nstve lnterwtew p.roceu to <hri_!W"\:-~ If hlllhe ts right lot the a..AoFrland Program. ~ h may be, thtl procaa •• ~and welt worth~ w~ '"' ""te OOth the big brotht<lblg alii• and ~ II ,.,., hove the commllll*\t-at 1tut ono yew and S.7 ......, a - - a n d yOU want to help o c:IIIICI , _ , o tnO<ICI. . , _ calf the S.M'rlond olliee at 818-4337, Monday Wough Friday, hom 10 &.m. and 6 p.m. -t lmoglno It would ba rllca to · - up one motnlng and wont to calla lrltnd, but then,..,.... ,.,., have noM. �s.ow C.lnld The Pb)'lial Plaot oo Amherst il oiJo responsible roi <learina snow at the: MiUcnport lnwtec:tlon and OWfl>U&. IIIII due 10 tile a1t.e or lbc job, Amhcm Town crews arc eon!rac1ed, allowlnJ UB 10 -----------,· sm.._ I I ,....100::::- ._-:u.,--,--: .dt S.. --..,..'a-, 1 2SZ5 w.w. A... 1 1'1li- r-Od. 21 1 JOHN KAY 386 Kenmoffl Ave. I _. t•' &glrrloodJ I ST£PP£NWOLF ....._c.ea . . o., I .. sr I s,.a.J t 1 1 I I I I Head First Hair Stylists I ,....._ .. __,I OoLSI. "---;.~-;., ____ --------........ ......,_,,_\ ........ ,_. _...., •..,...c-..11,.._ ocroa1a •80 IORM81R WORKSHOPS Pla&aSIIM·- d r 471:--Awe. SttOISitU"aol ........ SMOISDftO Drt a-t~ot~• ........, .,..... '- 47 Kee8en AYe. At uatYenltJ Piau 831-4041 THE SA ASSEIIBLf IIIET WUNBSBAY. OOrOJIIR %% AT 4:3.0 PJI IN SENATE CBAJIBERS. TALBERT BALL. IF£IT.aiT.a ~rnrorn~TI~rnrn no •••c -•wcim • AMHIRST CAMPUS . MOIDAY OCT. 27 BASIC PHOTOORAPRY f--4 pm . 6 ~ks BASIC POTTERY 7-10 pm - e weeks TUESDAY OCT. 28 . BASIC Pdn'ERY • 7-10pm. 6 weekS BA'f.IK .?·10 pm • 6 weelc.s tiJIDNISDAY OCT. 21 BELTMAKING 1-4 pm • Z weeks BASIC P.HGTQ9RAPHY 1-4 pm • 6 weeks QUILTING 7-1·0 pm - 6 weeks FLOOR LOOM WEAVIttG 7-10 pm - 1J w.ks ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 7-10 pm - 6 weeks CAWORAPHY 7-10 -6 weeks ~: t10 Mlmbers .20 Studlnts e3Q Non-5tudent POTI'ERY' aay Sculpture Potters Wheel 1..t pm -.e weeki �l: Bulls hand Canisius.a victory ~ IJB ~urnavers prove costly bJ TOIIJ Petd Spom Edito< For !he IOCOIId year ilia row, Canitl1ao Colk:ac holds Ill< brogi.aa rilbU to lliltrllo Co1lcac FOOl ball. Bot the 0o1c1en Oriflinl _ , baadalthis ooe on a cilwr planer u Ill ....,;or UB wmoven coatn"btued areaiiY 10 tbe 17·14 Caailiuo "win Sau.-day In Wu Memorial Sladium. • · "We did CVCI1Ihina we could do to bdp lllcm win," lamalted lllllls' qu.anabclt AI Whltdl<.d. "We n>a<k CVfrJ mislal:e ~ muld." "We jua ...,.. ... pme away," added TUD Roclripcz. Ill< otbet Bolls' q...urtler:t. Caalsius opcuod th< IICIOrinl with a lO ~ lidd aoaJ by IClcker oa... Bouroe. UDder !be rdns or qu.anerbaek Kevin Korwath,the Oriffins drove from~ own 45 yard tine to lhc Buffllo 13 beforothey bad to JCtlle ror the flelcll')al. 11w eappecl orr all the -nn, in the fll'll quaner. UB oeomt oo lhcit KCOI>d posaessloo or Ill< aec:ond q~~tztet with a 44 ytzcl ._;q arike fn>CD Roc1ri1u<z to Paa Whitebeicl. The point aller Ml<lllpl by Dom Esposito was no JOC)d, b.- c.nisiuJ wu eallod for a penooaJ rout aocl Ill< Bulb' clecidod to uy for !be'""' point They were WlSUCCeSlllli and baclto seule for a ~3 lead. Culsius wu forced to punt on thdr ll<ll1 posseuion and UD took over on llldr own 43. Thls proved to be dlsultrous Cor the DullJ.u they loti 34 )'ltd> on twn penallles aocl a JICk. Sam Mo1111a> was forced 10 punt '""" IDside lb< Butrllo mclzooc, but coulcln't. ae~ !be ball orr and was taetlod f«.a saftty. lll< ICO<e stood II ~5 Bu.C~ Nict Quarautillo intm:qxed a Tun R~ paa and t01W11od lc 67 yards fO< atoudldown. Boume's point after was blocked aod the score remained II~ Canisiw at the half. Thlruco penaJIIes were c:allod in lb< Cine half, seven aplnst the Bulls. But aeocnlly, few were saiiJI1od with the ealls. "Some or lb< pmallles IIIey wa-c preuy ridkulous, • • complaillod coo-. drive ealfd Rodripo:L At ODe poiDl Bulh' ....,.;.,... Frank Price wucalled ror holdina alllloulh he was no"wbcrc near any Canisiw player durin& lb< play. Tho a<asive ealls may have hem because !be offiCials' fetnd tilt pme miaht ,., out or hand. Tbere were JCV<rl late hlu aod much rOualuna. "The rll'll half wu a Rteet liabt," Roclriluez optalped. ''There was tlctlna and bitiDa and ever,thlna dse out Iller<. The orrldals told boch ttamS to keep it clean in !be half... lll< s<COOd bat! f...-mcd brilllont luonl-noood nmnina r..,.,. Orim.. runnina baek Walter RobiJlsoa-.J>e pma' Offcmive Moot Vlluabk Player. Ruo4ina mainly from a draw play, Robinsoo pined 66 or his 101 yozds In the second half. Tho Bu!.falo defCDse tried stunu, sana tackles and an)'thlna dse they could think or to shut him dow'!. but ~ llnSUC<leSSful. "All !bey had 'fU that draw aocllhey rab it all day," slid Bulb' Head CoadJ Bill dando. " Wrludaddmte, We called lhe riaht aunts.. we...,..just rllllllina past the ball." CIJ)IaiDod UB defensive COO«baiDt Ome Ziooi. " Tbey (Canisias) have !be best pusina pmc we will race all year lllld we played them wdllhe ICCOnd half." A dutch Cl1Cb by Prlc:e opened thesecolld half seorlna. The Bulls moved the ball from lhdr own l8 yud 11M to the Caailius 9 befO<e Rodr1aucs bit Priee in lbc codzoae for lb< lii::On. Apia b ..u a RoclripeliO Prioe cambilwioa tiMI netted the two poi.- coavenion aoc1 doted out lb< Buffalo ac:orifta, At llw point it was UB 14 ~ II. The ClrifCins put !be "Walt..-Robintoo" sbow ill hi&h aear ror lb< rest of the pmc, but penaltlca aod intercepdoct kept them ofT the scoro hoard for mostoflb<second haJJ. AI the s.amotlmelinebaeker MlkeOceofthe Orlllllll-wbowuwted Otfcmive Playeroflheo..m.-waspoljlldlnalb< UB quart.crbacts Into lhC around~ Roclripe1 wu bJockod out otlb<wilh a baD4 aod lhoulclc:r aod lb< Bulls~ forced 10 - boch r~qilancbacb AI~ aodMartyllamu. TheButraloanaet lla1lod ~even! tinH:a and fOQally a costly mla.Ue by th< pmtJaa team opened t1oe.4por for Caoilius. Jobe:llc:mard ,...t bolck to punt for the Bulb, but mishandled lhe map aod j UIII before be could 1C1 !be MD aWQ, wu taekied aod the ball , . _ . . b y llleBrifrUIL _ uuwy ,.,. ._-·-_c.. . . -----.. .-·-.. . . . . AUOOIT •RJCe..us: u a - ,__ . _ -.. ...._ .. .,._ ._ _ _ .., ._.,.,..,__,•• ...,_,. ,.._,. _ _ _ __._..,ft,..._IIY.,. ~ ~ ,,.,._ ""- - - - - " I SOl it and bobbled It aod they bloeted It," aplainod Brmard. "Tbey were overloadlna tbe riaht lllde and aeu.ina in ln a burry. •• Ka.rwatb took lb< ball in for the toudldown live ptlys later, bu1 lhe PAT was misled and the SCDro 11ayod 17·14 Culsius. The Bulls tried one 1as1 "Wecid~ we~ drive with four minutca kn, but • • their ~k dreams fade away do ~ ............ ..-.. 10 ,...,.....,., -•• w1lm W.,-c>e ICaotonkl, J C&nisius ddaui,.. bad! iounxpled aa AI Whltcbcad pus intended for Caty Quatrani. Tho CiriffUJS wmc oo to ,.,...._ We made mistll*e ovt lbc doct aad aeaJ the win. • we~. • "II. wu a L~ Ua.c.nisius pme," renected Canisius coach Bill Brooks. ''Our tlds worked real htzd tor this." -Buls~ tert.i;k ''They wanted it more than we dXt, •• Dando said. ..,, U~L.:.....L.--' ~Jimmy Orifr... was on baadco preoenta tropby from lbe Buffalo ,.., ... ,....,_. Atea CllaolbetofConlmrrte 10 llle winllcr. The aWllld is for tile: Otyof Butrllo eau..;.e Foocball O.&~~~piomlUp. lll< Ma)'Or told Tlw ~nun he would tike to- this (!be- in War M..-lal Sladlua~) become a tradition In Buffalo. Maybe Nlapra, & . BonaVOIItiUUIICI Bulfalo SI.Me could be addal10 make ita ..-!local C\'alt like baakotball 11M hem Ia the past." ewry ... ·-~--------'!!'·.•--------------------------------------1 - sott Co~:~tact, Lenses .,Jy $59 WITH THIS C()UPON 1 1 ~ _ with this coupon you get. ~ SOF-Tt. CONTACT LENSES FOR .ONLY $59 ChooM from: Beuach It lomb • A.O. 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The choice Is yours. &,>If the_ onlything tx?Jding you back iS ~any~ C'Of"' venient Perm offices: We'd b'ke to help start you on your way: . a total of $15.000, WM!JED OOtd Sdloot Rlngl Any Concltlon Will Pk:k (Jp . 891-89trl 87S07b7 �l 1 I n. ...,._-"" oae llql cber to lllelt ci8at r., a bid New'Yod: Stael'ield lloctey ~ wilb a • to~ 2-0 wla, Royab coach lkuy ~ chanlcU:rlud llle comest u "a real C\' matCh. ll wu an to wla Wec~Dac~ay CWOl HOQ&btoo Collep. the I ~. CICdlaltp~M.'' 3 J-. BIIITalo ICIIXU W..., plllbcd 1D by te&nl a>Q~Jtain V'ockl Jec.._ and ao~ Jeanne Qlllnlivm. a }Wilor. -lllllisled b)> Deb W1lliamJ Ia CIIIUIIiQa her DiDlta p i or tbe .....,, lbe biP r., tbe aquad. QaiDlMo picted liP • rdloaDd off or lbe "-'>loa plio'•l*ls la Ii ..,.. ... The Royab played host to Poudam Slate CoiJqe Sodurdoy, and tmtd to <lcDcoco Coaauoity Col!cF (GCC) tocnonow. to last year's- opcGCr, UB loll to ~.and Dlmmict fedsJbal it "would be very Dice to beat them 111 borne." The matdlup qaioa OCC Is ..,... by the coach u •'a pel """'pctitivc match before the States """""' ha'l!Unl.ao-1 tllis · ''lllcy had • real pel c~er...... but 110 orr-." romarked Pl\yslcallberopy ~ felt tluts thelloyab hod "a real pel chaoco or wiMIIII tbe Stares (c!bamplonthlps ). We have no ouiJtandln, IDdlvlduali-'l'e just play &ood "' • twn.'' eom~· t11is year's ~quad to last year's, Quinlivan ll&ld, "thia year -have a faster team, both on off<nK and ckferue. And th~'s mor~ teamwork." QWnlivan.,. (Which Jl&4 Friday October 2.4)... The Royals are "l''fldeot of quolif1iol r., tbe swcs. bul Dlcnmlcl: dli!ll't lind out until yalcrday the dcru:Uae Soccer Bulls use berlch strength to beat the Bonnies ~ A~, Maddipa ~ rL_ tlldr lead, rotbcs lliao uyiQa to odd ...--blo In or the Ojor..mt;i - . s. . how be f e l t - the ........s. ilMnae it. EAipooito qplalocd lhlt llocuald Pl,iust 13 minutes Into W'rtb less tl(an tal minutes left, rcplied, "I'm andou. his team has bcal " culltY of tbl& in ' play. sa.-,, RichaniJ and lllcylc Simon blasl&d bls founcm1b of the num~r 16, not number 15. Tbrce In 1 row! The UB IOCXt'r lhe.. put.'' (It wu).the same old wol1led tbe.ball up the fclllicle very ......,, lcovloa.Jtim just one - 1 Somebody'> done number 15 Bulb Ulcnded lllcir wlnnlns Streak StOry. We ~ to ~t 01> a lead like c£rcx:tivdy-wlth the ball llDally ~hy of the tcbool ruord. bcld by before.'' to three pmcs l&st week. Coocb Sal that and It almota cost w;." eodbla up In \he Bonalel' p i Jim 'Vou•J· Lute DeMaulo EspoJito's crew shut out arch Play was much DI01'C c:olorM ill .cr---..laaa witb tbe,.,. of the euried ~ boll 'lip tbc midcllc, The Bulls Ole~ SUNY i\thlc(k Cotlfcr~ foe the BuJIJ' vlctooy on S.unlay. Bulls' attackers. After a ........ al>cad to Ouis, Wbo brol<e (or a &ou&b match aaahut FrcdDola State on Wednesday. 1.0, Pbysieol ddeDK and lcol(hy.aa.d, &beat coalcal. iD IIIDillr:sud drilled a shoe tloqbson Collqc (10.1-1), 4 p.m., on anwcll played at Fn:doala.'fll< .-ioa opponunibcs .-ked t.bc ..._blo Ricllards ._, •• o a u!ldc:rtbclcfi'aoallw. Wbeftasted li!Dcary Frdd. . . Bulls lbco traveled to St . ~-~pme. ''lllcy (SI. ' Boaavcoaurc Univeuity on -aoaavcnaurc) were back&_., 'Salur&ly, edJina the Boanits J.l. volunteered an~· Scott Blcyte. The play of UB reserves wu a UB - adaliacdly iD -~ major factor in both victories. lcSJ tbao top playioa rorm-ollm Mark Brown carne orr lh< bench io controJnna play wltbln the Bonnlcs' notch the only ao&J or tbc aame - b u t fallillltO score because or aplnst Fredonia. The sub f""""d errant "' rru-J orrmslvc lbooc qaioJt St. Bonaventure alto. .....,mmu. KOri.,. Buffalo'• nnt tp>al, and AI :16>48 or the opcn1oa half, the c:omlna doJc on a few Olher llult.' fuuolly DW>qcd lo (ill the occuions . wonlsoftb<ir ~~ "a<t tbcir 11t1 "It 11ys a lot lhlll a suy ooma orr · tOI<lhcr." Oral iDdivldtoal b1111lc Blood....._.. Sa..-111 lhc bcoeb to oeou a 1')01." -ed by Mort llrowa pn>clQI:ed UB's Espooito. Wbo added tluts he fdt lira IC!Oft, 'T1Io udli&y fclr-.l SpNch • Heering Clinic lhlt biucam' 1 bcadutreactb is ooc euried tbc '-II up tbe rfPt licle, \ Slclde Cel ~ of II'• . - s. and l1rcd a low shoe 111 the Boaalc OW.tes ScrMnk1g Tbt Fredonll aame was 1 o<Unll>ckr, wlticll was mlsbandlod defarsivc bat.tlc for mum of the IIJ!d WCft1 0111-of-bounds. On tbe (do not eet/drfnk 2 hours contest. Both tcama' play was moui.,. comer kick, tbc baD wu befont t81Jt) marked by 1 ddlbcr&le attack, kk k j':d about in f~t or tbe taki111 few ehiOCa and malci111 Booavcnhr:e 1')01, ODtil Bt.JIWD tb<ir .,..... sbon and low, fO< the lf'OOIIOd In, uapcred tbc baD, and Meet. Mel and qUeStion speciebU on health, mo st part. Brown 's aoal Jaii8Chcda20yardblllkttothetop Meith tare end phy*-1 fHMu . cxcmpllfted the tone of the pme. It rWtt - o f the DCt. cbdn't twn< uot:il S7:16 or the rnt J>1q eveo ,.,..._ or tbe / lnfonNtlon on fitneM, nutJ'fdon. occupehalf. Wkh play kepe moaly Ill secoad ha!J, willl tbcdoNI ttter.py, clentel C8fe, CPR. elcoholsm, c.nc.r, mklrxtd, acoriQa chaoc:a were aUdfidd. AI nas. as a On one of the few instances of ,_.. oCtlltB..al' tl')'iQa took OD a blr1h control, Afety, ~lpdQct cfn191, edorreasi~ p<DCIBdop thouab, Mike OIICplead, Pacr can.-..s r., dhives, ~ end~. Mxuelty, etc... GjorprvUI wu able to pin contrOl tbc Boattlcs. Cen, sWuaa ita ~ or tht hall In froot or the Blue of iiiJ<rod Md Cldcae b6M ..,..& FREE APPLES Devils' Mb-His thor III.IIC>Cd off a b,1 l!ct ert1 ~!>- totbeldlliclealter ' defmcler-riaht to llrowa, who put ftrllt..dc lft:rb Scltalllf llil)ped 011 ~ Include HMidl C.. DMelon, SUb-eo.d t. Inc. Student AMocletkln, it borne durills tbc scramble. the--., ,t";: Assllt•M .!j>otu Ed/tm ""*"""' U/ B HEALTH CAIR I, onday Oct. 27 9:30am- 3 pm Rllmore Room Sqlire Hall (MSC] / rcw. F~ --n.. • .u.sa. -of a ...... -......., r.a~f ~ ;=~~the ~=~=~~~~;halt. :;·:UB~•~~:m~M~d ~==::::::·::~::::~·;;-.;;--;;vq::~:·::::::::::::~::::::::::::~~======i called t.clt oa ... aofrlid<:s·pcnally. bact . Rldtards CGiliiOClCd 011 . , had W'llll a flee tlek JO yards to !be loft of Bldls' plie Molt ~. the ..... Dnils tiDed • shoe. FoltuoatdJ for.liB tboucb .. IIDidatlllled f'relloGia anad.u )liDipcd offdde oo the play nullif}illl Pedro Oarda'.s """""' 11101, • "I )lUI let thai oae SO· I beard the wbJJtlc. There's no JCnsC jllmpl111 (Of It If yOU doo 'I baveto," boasted Bulls' aoaJie Mark Cdcsle. "The offllldcs tiDed us. We didn ' t pltk up 00 us·. offslde-frap," ..-....1 Frcdnclio EVERY·TUESDA Y NIGHT coadl T- Prem. exploloiq the Pina Coladas 1.00 Bulla' oft-oucccssful tutic of dr&wifta opponaau orrsido. 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DY l--,_ Oct"" Oct"'·""*' - 2. , ,. . . . .. -- ~"-"· HEY Sl'eCIAI. DISCOUNT$: r-....,-vllloftl. CUI"CAKU. I r o ... OUTRAG~U.S . come to 1t1e Coulltry CongriiiMMtara "THISWUK"' "--CIII7 -- . -.s..-CUDOLES,.,.....,..._Ufe lt.Nfl .. ~ Mddownl..fiMIU._ ....... ....._ .... M.,.. --·· facvl~ . ~erms on .,.. bi8 T .K..E. wtn.. tM "'' ...., be't"s.,••u.,."'doU....,.It Jt:e1c • JEFF~ .,.._ C. 'ParLato Attomey-•t-uw -~~c.m,- Newm., C«dw on IC.ell G6-22f7 to '"*'- Oct. 23nl O,.w..dtbNToMRL40011> IlL 161ft CIIIII'M; li.Y. • •S...lJ.,P J."L PUA JOtm CREACH ..~ Oct. :.Mill ....882.a uan.•1151o. Rlam.poo/ltYie:cvt: su.•. a.cuuoe, DRE5SM4~NCi-eH•retlotll, --....r-.17•7111. _Colli.._..._JUI_ ..... •«Y •ECOitout LES$0MS. ~ IOIPA_I,!) ~ IIIIQit , tban.,....,.,. - - -.. - 1 » - 1 4 7. HI MOOH811t!ATHI You' r• • funny. Jool Lonc:ll 11.110 """ Fri. ~ nt• WI,_. le. NN ww. 'ftrlundl~ Oldlf'l nlfe. lc.e piCb .wt VodU &. tonk lOtor 17.JD. B« drinks 11.10 nllfrtty Wl1tl •'*'"~ I 0 Main StrMt ,---RMIJ ...•. ·5··· IIHIII ~$H ' RIDING l n - . CoH ...., """' Y"OU ... I'N ..........., moo Clrl,.l f' .S. You con a...-v '"'*C. UWVBtm PIIDS 111 ........ c:anbeseeflO<IOIK 1U!!tT.V. aa- Annlverwry Cutlet Love atweys, trom PR08LEMS1 !At lk Show Vou :--:--- "!-- --. PRINTING AND COPY C&NT&IlS .TYPING- ---__ ii-Colli MATH T\ITOtt . . . . . . . . . Ul,.lG.. Ul, Oom 11N1JL Sd. Ill. 121- 122. _...._ .. ... · NEW'GUY ....;.., .Mr.Taco '. 3248 Main at Heath =-.r":1 _,......._ ___". __ __ ___..-- ..... LET'S GET • HAPPY I d)llllfte wli\o - ~·Ufll 001 =..~:.:. ""' IIVrol _,.,,.. s.per Mr. Tuo GlfONllUl lilly t ---. .......... . .... ,,..__.,., S*d"- .......y _ . . . ..... ,_. wtne-11 ~00, ---· ......... u .... ., _ _ _ _ _ ..,.,..J.-· ___ _.....,.·2_'lllurs.,, ., ___ Ftl. let. 1b - DeAR "!aL.lUA,-- · ,__IIAwYt-SIItrYI. Olllylllo-"'""'.....,.""' · "* - 4- ""'-··--· SO YA WANNA PLAY CHeltYL ICEIIII.DY, 0'9 111o ..,...,.... fllllif'Mft IW t¥W tMr1 In INa Expires Oct. 22, '80 at Pizza MONDAY-THURSDAY 2PM-4PM Buy one beer, get one bl wtth the pwchue of eny food Item. • FOOS DO YA Geth_,! U8 foosball Ch_a mplonshlp · W"llesoft Games Room two'~ot hlppll.... for the prtce of one. Open ~ Mixed Doubles. Goelie K~l $1.00 per t.m entry · Games Fn~e - ....t 2111 • • Hwy . . . . . . . . . . . . .701 JM1 ...._DIM• ........_. n•21oe SHO 11111v A - . AMIIInit • 132-1210 �--....looCiil-.111-eiTIIO~ ·-teo ~-- ho., clloop. :no-~ riOt will...-... - .... liMit ... nollcu o1gltt to oclft all onamua~.,..-.IIIMfw""'*...,..·- · oro l i l - y• .,_...., ond _ , . . _ Quote ot the day ....scoo: ............ - tornonvw 01 6 · /JUAB liloolc C:ommfltH 111o HMo Lounge. Squire. _.,.. o1 tile.,_ """'~roe ... p.m. In • to ..aallollo dolrl ~ .,.,., ~.7:30p.m. In 332 Sqlllre. "It Is Ard that the only fear. we cannot correct Is the fear of our own mistakes." -Frank Herbert -? Do--. IA8ol ~ lAfol- ........ ,.... lop! -OIId lnfonnMion .... U l l heori"'J In SWJ I UU ~uru or lllo Pruldont'o ~1 CILS boo...,.-.. ro..,. .. defenders lor lbodetrla. f'oo . - e lnformollon 11op In • Ol.S opon Jl ,~ p.m. i'londoy, Thyrodoy ond f'rlcloy, unUI 6 p.m. T...-y ond 7 p.m. Wodnotdey In :J.40 Squire. Abo In 1n MAC. Ellicott, ~· from 1·5 p.m. 831··2273. r.et4 dental wortt7 The ~pl . ol 8eNYiorol Sdenoe needs men or wom~ who think they need dental work ond would lllte to p•uUclpolo In 1 atuc!y of potJent I"Uppf\te to routJne 6tnta l tr. .tmt:nl. Two free nllk\gs «e provided. Contl<1 Dr. N. Cotoh II 831 ·2164, Ellicott ruJdenta.-'lntercated In the aru7 Come 1ft what 814ck M..,ntaln II Colltjje It oil obou~ Tho offko It fo?lod on llle fourllllloor of POl1er Quod. Corne by any weekdey ro lind out wile! OVtl'lll ore piMinod for tM upa>mi"'J wool<. Tho 08 Mon'o O<owtll Conler 1o oponi"'J• Men't Drop-In end ~ S.t'<ko. Anyone wertii"'J 10 talk, l>o 1 - . 1 0,_., needing tnr.......,. .,....ragod r o the .....sc.. Tho Men'• Conctl Is' loc.otod In 211 T - . d. Open -'<deyt from,....., p.m. The COI.IIIKIJao llot>rl« on ll1c third f1oot ol Mldloel Hell b _,_~~~g o Mcn't Suppon end Orowth Oroup. Any men tncautod In pol1klpotlng In >UCh o grcotlbd Bob Po.koll Tuocloy or Thvndoy from 9-.»3 p.m. .. 831·3737. CJrcGio ltallonO- bo""' Wodnucloy from 4-6 p.m. I" ll1o lenlh lloor •'*'!' ""-'t'c, ~ AC. - . . . , - c . - w . . , _ _..,.,.,...."Pfor lbO'lr oppol-. 1ft ll1o lllrU> Control Clinic ..W , _1>o -(/lf!dfooo,_~endwQi fladltlwclo< 10 moko -r~ 1ft ll1c IUion. Cloy People'• ~~~- · - · dolly from 10_. p.m. 831-2179. ...-n ...,,.. - kuoiiiC)' ~~~-lor who lnloo o nunlng ....a.rt ond _.,. like to wort< eo o N..roeln'lhodlnkan M-en oppllcotlon etlhe Coni«' uncll OCt. 23 01 8 p.m. l\loo, o n y - thot hoe not tfGned up to - k o 111111 by Oct. 2A will no l0f111« 1>o St.-, ~red. --r. . . In-~-10 chedt yoiiT ....Uboll otlhe SA ollloo, Il l Tolbwl. at IH•twtco o WHir,. Rocl Crou - Drtoe Frldey from 2·7 p.M, In 111e ~ KM.Ier Room. Elli<»>L IOft'IO"''"' nom at- 111'0111 l'o111c1Mcl!lo Fillmore Rooon. Squlr.. ... tile &II P·"1i In the Atf, Jowloll now...,, hu edltor,.l pOoltlons now open lor nut - • r. Come to 346 Squ,.. - - f r o m ll-1 p.m. for onlnta<VIew. - act.no Clot Jlltbll O.,lodoy from In the $quh ConioT f..ounoo. 11~ p .... Do"""* -(In..,_.........,.. Ubtll)'. ~ro)wtll be -......,_._, .... """" "" • ....., dlld. ,... a11~7 -ICMI p.M....,, ~,... ...... - " " ' - oMioMl .... ~ ~-­ Zilla-"""- Swwloy .. 7 p.m. In 10 ClfoetL Clreolo , _ ,...... ~ .. 6 p.m. lio 1034 c- Hoollio Doy ~from 11-2 p.m. In the Haa• Lounge •nd Fillmore Room. Squire. ~ o l - . . 100 l1eokb focllltla wtll be on campu• 10 diK'-'U pre.1ent and fuiure c.rt:t:r Clamcno. I>C. e-ta< Alfotrs c:o....dl- Frldoy .. 3 p.m. In 334 Squire. opp<HtuniiJU.• Vdenns end children o l - - 1 1 Y"" r...~vc VA oducollon bonolb. piMM olgn your ottendonco l1lp lor :"renc:h Club meeto Wednudoy ot 3:30 p.m. In 930 •Oc...-o. AC. Odobcr thl• · Abo, onyone lnlcru<ed In • ,_...11 gome IQOIMI Nlogoro CommunitY Collesle ~!olgr\ up ln 2 1 0 T - . fe jaD-~ oroup. will pcrfonn Frldoy In the K..tnarw.. c:otnen l"heac.er, EJucon. Ticket• ••• 111 Tul. o .. Plonnlng ocnc. wodrabop: JoO lntcrvte..lng preporolloa endtechnlque.o w~, J p.m.ln316 Wende. Alter thll ~· tl\ldoi>Lt wtH h11w o <hence to prl<11ce Interviews by uJing Yld..,_ oqulpm en~ A vldeol.ope will be obown wid c!lsNued. R'fturne wrhi"'J Frldoy at 2 p.m. In 7 ho}'OI Tedw>Jq(leo lor propori"'J on ellectlve re...wne •IU be dlfc\Diod. c- c. -~~ lntereolod Ia becoming p\nlego-Adolplll Unl•crolly will be on CO!"P"J Ftldoy to diOC\IIO their Poro)egot Pn>grorn. Sign up I~ C or coli Mra. Me<lt ot 831·3!11 5 r.. on oppo'lmrnent. Ml<>orillu ere encout•ocd t.o come for an lnle[vlew. Pre·._ Mnion-A ._,tot~v.; nom BenJ.,.,.In N. Corclo10 Sc:hool of '-- will be on ampuo Ort. 27. S!Qn up for Interviews In 3 ljal'H C 0< c:oU Mra. 1'1«1< ot 831.3 5 1~. Mlnorl<les ore eneourogod to _ , . foo on ~~- CAC-'IOiuntoa'l la tloof-..,tng~: Help wllh t1w C)'Mic fl1HotU lloooi-F...ilrulh ,._, 1 r.orn 12<5 p .m. In llw Squl« UMr. Ref!> • 17-35 ~ High Sdlool Equlvolcnty E>Mn: VIsit . .-lbo lolho people who ore ~-Ins..,. 11oe In -..... CAC Cornmunlty AdlonJ COIJPO ~ In .M5 Sqootro. 831·»21. to:- lo ~ 1ft ........ clurlng the ....... Saolont. Tbe l<oodlllll<o Foundollon. 15 Eoolll!llh SW«. No.. Yort<. f'IY 10021 . 1to ~· Sl>ldontl - ....,.,..., of 111111 - il required. .,_..,_..,lhof'olltll Princeton OniYOrsll)' Fo...Utlqo for Student Communlootlon- Todoy The on... l.lldorgrochloie ie.odofo lit U8 tile opJ>011unlty 01 attend o threo dey conmenoe m NYC. oil eJll>elliH pold. """'-encx • lll g"'• oblden~lllc~ 1 0 - . die)....... end queMion top level' m._ment f(orn ..., 100 ~rllllononaUoowlde. Stucknll - l d be liberal erta ,1 {llo)or.. For rnor-e lnforrn41jon, pluM oonMd ~ Mlo(k lit 831-" 15 or e.,.,. to 3 Hll)'a before Fridoy, c the Block MouniAIIn II olfko. Porter. OUAB ,.....,._ Jolin e,_,oll, a UB studc011, In on orlglnoluhltiklon ol dtowlnga Ort. 20·('1ov, 20 In Gollcry .,. 219, Squire. Opening recepllo<l is Frldoy from 6-9 p.m. For more fnformetlo<l coll83~ · 1088. UUAII Muolc Coonmktec preoenta 8vTT.iiii,J iiilN.edc Cuol~ Oct. 22 ot 8 p.m . In tho Fillmore Room, SqU}re. Artk Tro..., and ,.,.;.. Purtm w..,&y "'8 p·.m. at the Oronoclo Tbeiter, Moln Street. ~ "'""'u end tiMI Toolo , end /'\.....,..... 41Mn by Mo. "!cologlcal Non- · Aitematlve: Mlno Hamlltoo WoclnHdo)' at 11'..50 p.m. In 316 1'16AC, lkoiL ~ 1cct11ro In '-lonel ~·· -lei. on Non-VIolent Rnolvtlona, Hold oo to _ , lt'o ll1e KJurnootm 8Md tt 8 p.m. 1ft the FUlmore Room. Squire. ~ fCC Jaz - - New. I 11 8 p.m. In the K<Uiorine C~l ThoMor, Elllcol~ ...... Aid' I :I ekM ~ et K8oAoe. Crete: The Unuploncl , _ _. given by Hugh 5ed<ett Wodneocloy et 8:30p.m. •lllc l\lbf1ght Knott M Oolltfy. 1300 Elm..-. ~lc - - b y Union Cotl>lde Fl1doy at 2 p.m. In the Woldrnon Norton. '~I ln lllo Arte" EothCF Hanlon lntorvlewo VIrgil Thomoon. OOMpooer, ~ • 6 p .m. on n - t. !nWnollonelCo~IO. ~u- a.. Trenoport In ~ 111..... gl¥w> by Or. Elllolt W. Montroll Nov. 12 )13:30 p.m. In 454 Fronczok. "'T'M .,....,..... of tiM l'o"!''iton olthe OioPJ ~tea by Rapid Q&oonc:h(no" ot..n. by Dr. Elliott MontroU Nov, 13 0!-3:30 p.m. In :4'4 Fron<:aelo. • w. ~ ~In Arte H~" lnformo1 ,_.,_.pi"OM1llod bY. loc<rfti and r.otr of U8 and N'-ro Unlversl\)l Thu....,.y Communi~)< Psychology. f'or funllcr lnlormotlon. wrilo t.or 1'\s. ~art• C.rm¢n RI:Jdreguu. Comrnunlty 11 • p.m. In 508 Cleone1la. Ji\1<*11)' otlodOnu-New York UniYetolty b -king minority •udent "" '" orocl- p«>grom In f'¥!>o4ogy, ~-t o1 P.,U.Oiogy, l'icw York IJIIM:nlty, 6 Wasl\lngt04'1 PIKe, !'lOw York. NY 10003. ~----- ,_tile PI\0Jillehlgon SIOie lo oll>erlng lti1oWIIpo. For flltlher WO(mltion, . -. 10: CcloppoiiiiM Decton1 Ftlloorltllp, __ .............. _..- ___.. _ .,........,Clr<bdto...... . . . . . . ............ -.............. ......_.... .......... ......... .......--........... .. ................... ~ . . . 1 0 - - T h o ....... LJtNry .. _dolly, ........ -~ ....,_ ,_.. Wedneodoy et 7 p.m. In llw Conlorence Room. H$TF. O.WW A. Colllno, ol tb4 ll<llllo Common ~ ond condldote lor N)'S Scnllte, 55111 diMr~ will apoak Or:1. 27 ot 8 p.m. 1<1 t70 ~1\C, Elltc:olt. "' L.o¥e You 11-· tonlgllt 11 7:30p.m. ln lhf S4ulte <MI....... 'l'loo*<. • the Ciraduate S<:hoGl, 346 John A. Hoeaoh RooM" - • 7 p,m..lo 1?0 ~Ac. ~ a..Hrlliog. ~ Eool ~ ~ 488:2A. Sloie ~. "'nte o.rtl ~-w!lo ln the~ •H~Uof"" 'tonWI< .. 7 p.m. In I ?0 ~~~C. Ellicott. -----The~.....__ fel.......... ,.,.,.,_, • project ol the -12-~ - ~ ~--..-­ For fiutloer ......_, _ l'lojoct ~ ~ Ftllowlldp ........... PO- eet. Yllo>ea. ~ 22180. 7Q).2.11·12lp.. -· "'-'-a,....._~~ me ....,.... ,._, a~=~~:lr:;.!-:"~""= ~ollloeln9s.- ~--au~o- -.owet8p.m. ln:UO ~- . ..-me _oi1p....;. .. , . ....... All...,._._ ............. ~filii~ lki!OI ,...,"'.. ....... .....,._. ... ...,.25 lodoy ~~ ...... Efia>IL ~ .......... " 7 p,po."' 79 ....,._ IIPO,dl~ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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The dc:sliJ> for two DeW **kmk builcllJip on the ~ ~ wu _.,....,""the GcMre« • • or SII.J lllilliaa e8dl. rodlitiea "wil bdp n.. COli ~••intcrioas~ordamoca-• A.nlllaa ud fCiduc:e the IJ1IJDber or otudmu w11o be bu...s from ooc loaotion to &ft«ber,"the Oowmor announced. Oae academic: COller win be uted by lhe Communica1 lvc: Disordeu ud P.sycboloay ~ w!licf> -DOW loc8!Qj Oil Ride~< Lea. md m"" Sociolao, IJnalliltic:l Ill< DOW situalcd In the ODd K'lltory ~ Ellicolt Compla. . Th< SdJool or~. b:at..:t in Crooby Hall ' on M.lio Slm:t C.~ will be JiYcn the oc1ocr fadli\y. ad:nowlodaed t h e , - . -. ~ odditioll, t - fa::ililh prcviowly for clai&D- a S6.J millloo Sluclmt Activities Builclinc and '!'< ._.,vcd • S6.8 cnillioll c-munic:aloc Cealer-ihould be ~ c:onotruction in lllel Ilona with the major NFT<GaeteftwrM!ttdatfon Amherst rapid tra~it extension dropped olmilar 10 S.. ~·a B.U_T l)'ltan, iD ....... the ..n Would be powe-cd "" • "dlird rail" bolilt the'""'*'· The Cl!IICCicd u,bt Rail R.pd Trusit (UU) liDe CX!codJDa from UB's M.1io Suetc '-"" 10 tile A.albcrlt C...pus win -bcbdi,~IOarcpon........,.. WcdD~ by lhe N''"4ara FroiU.icr ~ Committce(NFT'C). The move bas IOIOdlcd orr a .,.,... of ClOCICm> and qcr ill llle Town or Anlbenl ud the UB -Diiy. llao ~ report ,...,..mooclod LRAT rOUiea, or "~" 10 be built "" ~ffalo's w.. SW. and ... ern •d IOOIIhon JUbwbl, but propooed only ' • ~ of "<XIII'. . buaes" 10 budlo the A.Wicr-. u.m.. IIIFI'C Allfllllai.Slalfllirocloi- 0on1oD w. Foour CllllldoMll. ""--· tlMt lhe "it ., ...,....._ •ep iD the aud}' (of ~ cr..lt ,_..), It's"""" Ute a --_t.'' Tile r'CIOit - ~ ~ "" • planniQa alUiodaa or .., l,_bcr ad viJory board, NPTC ...S State ~ of otr..W., Foster sold. ~ tile cril.ta ...... 1.0 ooloot the caanldon _.. lilt of ~~~ .-,.t "" . . . . - · doc . . of bllildlqit ... llilt _ . . projacled opcndaa clcfic:k,_ dtlua's ~ ~ n. ~ will be , . , . _ "" • - ~.-loa JM~aary, &11ft wlllcll poolollc . ._... wil be bdcl 10 lit commualty ~...s..._..-.....-.s. o.w-1 ............~ no.diPIDIIto llald • ......, llOIIIit.IJilaD io llle ...,_ .._ eft~:< 1be UB AMJ.a ~ - _,.,....., 1 " .............. _........,,..... lbe .,..... 10 e-- Jllalf.ao. ne .,...._ .... w • '"'-1' ..,.. .,._, ~.both lhe - · · knlth and rypc tied to lx lhtnd f01 lhe project 10 oocure federal Nciw. is is a las a:pau;.., ''lilbl rail" .,...,., Ia wblch ~is fed tbtoqllaa o.etbad trolky wire, mel the loaallll - abbftvlalcd IO &.4 nlilea, I'WIIIiDa """' tbc Maia &J-o« Oapus IO McmorloJ AodJioriWD. ~ il Clq)OCted Ia 1984. As the NFI'C ClWDIDcs tbe poodblllty of CIICIIC!iallhe LRAT . - e to tho subw1>s,lhe oriaUW risioll of the A.albcrlt conldot bas been ocrappcd. •.,...,. bu puooc1 .o>.d tllc ••ole coocopl fa beiua r......,.. -ootlr ~."ro.ersald. 1-k~lbl lhe Anlbont conidot I& DO ~qlftlll4orod . .-dfcetiw, ...... . .-aaa ......., "" tbc Aalb<nl TOWII Board ...... tlMt aa Amberlt rouu WOIIIcl ~to b<dl1 ,.._ alllnly ~d. wblcll would .-IY ,,.,_ iu COli. UB Praldeal lobctt L . ICcsur oould aot be re8dlcd f o r - Woc~Dcsda1, and bia Ulistuu, .RDQald H . Stdo mel HarTy l. ~_..both ........,.oft;bcrcpon. ·u..• ... ~. Aalb<nl Towa ~ Jact Slulrpc "*"''d ......._ lo 1M crdudoc of Aalb<nl &.... 11M 1.J.Il'f ....... ud ... crillcal o r , _ . , - . " He'• • ~ liar, Mid you Clll quoce ...... ....., Slllipt told :nw ~ . He called Foour'l ref~ 1D tile Atallftt Towa ao.:d-..olutloa ·~ folae," - - tlMt- l1lnc - - . . . . . lllc 11M tbe NFt'C a leuu ~ the :rowe or A.albcrlt's docllloo 10 r-adu iU otmdOft llle '~"--· ''11le Aalb<nl Towa Board is 1101 laldoq -~Poakioa,"lllcsaid,--.,. Of_.., ........,.. that the IOWD WU .,.._,..., 10 ~ U altuDMI~ pOWid lnd "1bcy nnu..........,., the town," Slaarpc said. "They COIWICtcd the l.laivmiay about ltudonl ridcnhlp . . . The A.nlllaa Caalpuo il tbe calalyst; it il will the r..,,d truuit .... built 1a the r.... Sharpe uid that d\lriaa the prriod the Falls TraaapotutM>o Alllllority (NFTA)-the public corporation that . rqui.Ua public trlllapon.tion in Erie ond Niapra OOWlties or wbicb lhe NI'TC is a pan-wu tpply!Qa for f...scr.J n.odina or the iDklal MaiD Street liDc, be .,.......,...s "" then Cou.at;y &ecad~ Edwin! " - · eon.,_ Jack JCcmp and Hemy Nowak, and lhe 8u.O'alo Cblmbcr of Commcrcc, oO>en. oot to pwla ror the 1\an.bcnt route. He ~ oo tbc cooditioll tlMt if the Mala Street line - - . il _., "'*"".. N'....,. - ao10Ambcnt. ..... ~ AoooldiDa 10 Sbarpc. NFrC's •l>blllaa A.albcrlt was polklcall)' ~. Ht cbarpd 111at lhe Mapra eo.y t.tplaon wu ooosldoriaa ..... tlle NFTA becal* II dldu 'I fed tbe Cotm17 tbould be fon:ed to bolp subcldize t1>c ..,._ or a l7aDSil lbal~~~rta ouly Erie Cou1y. A routc North 10 ToooWOIICI&. Ute lbc oae speoif!Od 1D the NI'TC rcpon, iaslead ofai'OUie to Aalb<nl, .. • .., ol a¥oidiaa • lawsuil. Sluol>e noalallllacd. • Fon~« lold 11w .'i,tloct""" lbal ''if DOC ol the IOWIII - · wiWniiO ai~ alarJt'bWik of _ , . , that w0111c1 be .., ;.~,_ (to conido<). We're~ about saliiiODs ol dolan, ,..,.. UIICicnt..t. 1'llat lllillol ba.... a paoldvc effoel." "Tbcy're lr}iDa 10 bo)' •·" Slulrpc CIOUIIIftd. '"llxy're ll'7kll 10 ray: they 101 ollthe_,. l..el.-pay forit • •• n.. odd ..... is, Aalb<nl Is the ....., lha __lla--F-. . _ ....--...... -·Uillol_.. ~ --=-ruk ,__ ._ T--~-. . _ T- . , _ lllo . . _ . could poaibly- _ retail ... He cited the us Cauus. wblch indialcd Aalb<nl b tile oaiY IDIIIIioipalily Ia Eric Coull()' 1.0 show • popo1MMlo IDcrcuc siDCo ~ ~ 16 s--t-ud be abo mallloocd the lllldoat ridenblp polr:.dal. Tloon io DO we)' AtUcnl is .... 10 let tlMt .. by," be~ .. , ... daoaltdy ..-..~led to (tbc """'-- QXIIdor) If tile people or Amhanl . ., ii.1'U as ..a -u ............... 1 0 - Aalb<nl will .... llir sbotc." �Qub .-bcnlaip Clldda ; at·-· JOii 10 1luec ....... of,_ stiiq; Moaday ~ -~ Bridle aad J'riday • Holldv v.aey, ~bills Tare. 'J!Io of ,_ lkiiq . . Wtdaadays md l'lltlnda7l arc lbo iachaded. aJtcrnatiAa " - - auel.ooi, Xiaiq ardiae ud ' Hollclly VlllleJ, 111 mmy dm<S 111 you wisb, ~ adad~Qa~. Scbuumeiuer-. Is oot a small ~bas -l)o 2000maabers. Thai makes it .ooe or the larsest ltl>dalt OrlaaizatiOIII OD Cflllplll. All U 8 uaderaraduates, sradllales, Millard Fillmore Collqe and profeuionalitudeots, faculty, ltaff, ahlmnl, ud immediate . family maaben c:aa join Sc:bu.ssmeisters. The lid prosram this' year ooa: apia offers local lkJias, five days per week, a Presldeat's Day Weekmcl trip 10 Ki1Ji.astoa In February, week excunloas to Stowe aad ScDuaJer'• Notch, ud a week.Jooa trip out West. Aplo tbls year, tbe club will ~Sid Mechaoica Workshops, Cro~uuuy •Jdioa, Wiater Carnival adMilel, ud of c:oune, ., eod-ofo(be.yar j.rty. ••• WCII*Ig ... ---~ ...-"1 ... tii*V......_.flf..._...~«<uccllon .......... . ....... . . . - - - -. . . . . ln ... .....-.y. ....-~ ... .....-...: .."- . . .. on CllllpUI 0Ct..211t. ,..~ ' �-.......--.. ····-·---·-· ··-·--··· -~ ...... ..... ...... --··· .... . ···-·-·----··--·- " We>sler predictsCarterwin to college p~ess ! b)' 0... c.ar... &litoM!o..QI<J q- "-" N ....,.__ • . ~~ ~ ""'"" Judy Sullo..., wby c.n.. . _ u droll ~ Ill 19110 lllthouth h& oppooed it la!f16. CllimlQa that it is ........,. co modcnoiDt 11u P f - or W<>kr qulctly aouwrtd, "The world is • bd l o r a lot more UII.Uble IMn It was !ouryeanoao." -l.n the reopome co a quewlon on (lie Mand.olory Nllioaol ~ Aa. whoch would require 21 yeor-olds 10 enliA, !he lid indlcaltd that the odmlnJJUatiOG RIIJilOnJ it . She said, " Web&.., oo problem with aplor\q II le:nath ~ ocnice lq!Jiootlon." lhe OOIIJijtWotlal lllllldau: op.lnsl in\OOIU11Ut)' ~. • Aid, is • barrier, oddinc. that tlot odmlaiAratlooa doco ooc oblecllo tlot IDOIIdatory ocnice eoDCq>O ODd ""'t co fCIII ...,. 10 .,.....,_ die hurdle. EdutalloooJ fuftdin,,.....,........ IO !he liuoo, is I top doaKaie .,.,._, fa< CArta. When the Yllk «boor quatiootd the Presidalt'• oopaokloo 10 tuition IU credits for privou tchoo4, WClller orpotd that Caner ha done more for the J>rivMe than any Oilier Praidcnt. f"Ullllldol lid, lhe aid, biJ lncrestd OV<f 109 potm\1 Jin<:e the Republiun odminlstndoo. AddhionaUy, In the 1979-80 IICadcrnl< yeor, do.re 10 J0 pen:eru Of tinondal aid awards W<DI lO priv&l< tchoo4, ~~~ <redits," she II'JU<CI, "cover t'Ycr}lhina. We hi,.. oiW11)'1 opposed ' """""pticm· •~ Ho..._. wil s.,.. ..... .,..,t " He !.>.-II>OYioa." abe .said, "Alld bopiq for 1 ci<bal< bcrwoen lhe 1•o ~~ WilhiA the -~." The Lclc~~< ofWO!II<»'• ,.,.,, )'Oterdty <aid tbal "'= AJ>dc~an's 1\q)port is sliJll!ioa, they may w•e Caner and Req1111 iuvittilotu to debao e. SbouJd thll OCQU, she added, tht Prosldalt will occep~ immediarely. Statlcnt edilon .. ktd cht articullle •POhSWOIJWI abouc Caner's rtlat!9D to R-.o Olld the carnpaian IICIICS of lll60. Collqt.J>m;< .'i#n•k• tdi1or A,rlcwh mainutintd tltlllh< Prosld<al hu waa~ a •·uv141t " ..,rlllll dot 1\<PIIbllcan hopoful and -asked wb"' kind or ''<....,J!Ic." lllot J<U for tho "'-"' riJ)IIc:c>um<u" Cuter prC..:b... "Can<t''s Ol.tod:." Wnla- rcconed, "is a cbuaatrizadoo mad< by the pr-, bUI DOt IUpporttd by UJ. e..;y cancliar< bU I ICDdcnc)' to byperbolllo." Arloina!hot CIU<Olionirla RQ&1111 'S po&ics is loai•imll• lht ~ ~ric$ to cmplwlu the dfffn<DC< berw<al tho """'*"'!'br1r· &iiCfP<aco. c-._.'- ean.. Wultl malntaintd rbat lleqan·s projattd fo<dan peliclu, "ponlculorly bu Ratemenl on l<fappill& tht SALT Treaty," hove fO<Ctd Carter 10 <ommonr . "Pankvlarly in rh& eootext or iotemationollsaucs," she Aid. .., don't thi.Dt. Caner's commmts h.avt coosthuttd sava.ae ternA~b!' Movllli away frono lht campaJan .ll)d on 10 01hor dom<Stlc wu... Ylllr WCliJer llddal IJiu Caner ba iDaeaod bis bud&ct (ot td~ 14 pcrc:a>t O¥U I - )'e&rt, "f-y <Ana bdiew:o," .... mant.oi.otd, "llw cd.w::aUoG ilaa iDYCIIJIIatl i.n lbe rutwe.. ,. "for lfJ* lllliva:sitia-locrasi&Jy plapocd by budla t\01-Wr:oler ....._will...., -,...at, cut'**· nw "V""', ~ lhll lO she told that the !tdc:rol ..,_.,...... will suppon a lroubled '""" but ''the tlale will have 10 do Its e>Wt." SptCINifl 1 T..:kllnJ question• on rl)(dao pqllcy, w~ ployed do... ohc po,.btiuy or • new Pcnian Gulf dev<iopcveuo btforelhe dection. Sbo attoclctd ohe mtdia for pl~<in• tho ideal hac an "OC1obcr )()" crWs en Iran miglu oocur co l<t Cantr &Jin lui minutt el<etion C.Woa h a '"cyn.ieal move." sht' saJd 11 implies Caner would manipublc rorO,IJI affai,. for his own purpof<S. Wexler said ~e coWd not an.rwcr a qumioa Crom ~U;rv~y's Dru/y Fret PI= on lh< Afc:ty or lhe bmtaaes ODd SQv;a IDI<rV<aUoo 00 !hit =">''s bcbolr. " A l l y - . ~do ,r lhe -...,.wc:rec:lldlnamd," IMNoid, "is bttcsay. As (orlbeScma.s.l cao ooly Ay cl&a lllmosl .--y country wuca<o- the tkwelioo resolved." Waitt told 1M Sp«uv,. llw closure or lhe Slnits or Fomoux lo the Persian Gul(-whac oU is P<oduood--.Jd violate our ~tt~~<Jlc iorcmu. "If lhal bappcru," me rapO<Ickd, "Ibm:. would be no unilatcnlllcps or dccisioru made. Al this point our alll<> an mote dependent on nil tllan we arc. W< would eoMUio with them," ••PI>Oft. oo......, State calls for fl~qncial aid standard ~ !idll Coo4cldkl ,..__ ~ 1m- "'* "X" . , - ao ~. to UB llocy · ia<licclu .. _mew......,.._ .. r.- 11oo ........._-is - ua .!!"'~"'a railloa ...,._ AJo MJl," wlolc:b • Tile ~......Saw. "-ivc ~"'f'ill .., ~~~ 4i2LJ\:4:IDdon from the~ by I c:crtlin date, would wee~ 81Sioo..1lelrdJimlon• of u~ "'-~ ~-~ • f.liUaa fiS'II4e if Arubo<h's plat It ~<Cq>~ed. EdUCat/olf CO'Ilih~ ' Goftion Ambach on wli\t~ - Tile Com~·· memo il rJaltd co b<lmplmocootd eon.sdtuus "JOOCI •udlfta" Cor swdonu who ..W. to roori•< n<>c~ $q>tcmbtr -.,d will tired !DOll rn- or financial aid, linaac:1al aid from.,.,.. YOfk, Ketter addtd. II alto..,. a Umir on chc omoum or oime a Tlie l'<lldinJ, ll•en by En&fnccrin1 Srnacor Dennis Milone student can spend ao ><:hool and rttnoin disible for •waam:e. and Presld<nt Robert 1., Ketter. involves SWo policies five ynn wUI be the muimllnl, ahhou&h holh Ketl<(. and roprc!ina the disbWl<mtol of aid to nuda~ca and tht Malone aald they bclitvc some exceptions will be ollowtd. or:ad<mlc req~&rcments tlw they"""' mm to quollfy for lh< Keu.,. olqllaincd llw Suin'• commiuee bu three QIICSlioos funrh. Kater hu l):lllOinttd his A«iltant Rooald Seen to toeoruida. l"ltlt. h<lllld, "lhould ,.....;m,obucl<'an," UB chair 1 eommkteo to srudy lh< lc:pJ osPOCU of IM memo, must look M lhe "lqal thrcou." He 110<ed that lhe Stolt lhould UB ckdd< 10 eootot A.mbacb's pcnau. Univcnioy of Nnt York (SUNY) s)'Jian hu dc<ickd to The Corllmiswonct'l documcsu c:oar.oifts IIIIIAY Ol&llelards luppol1 AII\INodl'l Soccod, Tbe difftrcno from 111""' anployed hero-a DOtloa •hiclt dttw Univcnily'o ...,..al , _ mtiSI olso be dllcrmiotd. Alld <OOUD<III from the Encutive Committee membonhlp. fcnally. the Praldcnl's..........,.. ond his <Omrnitl« willlool Coneera wu cenccrtd "" the bdior ob• Alb111y is tryi~a 10 a1 IU Jlq» UB must Like, if it rloddcs oo tomPIJI wi\Jo imPO't lea POiicl.. oo UB's iorernol p.._.,UM. Ambach. Chalrm111 NormiUI Solkorr oold the Srnatoro a»cmbltd "' Ketter mauloried that Syr80We UnivcnitY bu olreedy Capon Hall's Jtlll<tlt Marlin Room Wtdnesday llw "lo ..pn:IIOCI Its disf)leuur< to lhe State l!diiCitlon D<paruncnt ...,.. a S<riow ialnlllon into oor ..:odani<: &ITails oo and roorivtd 1 blwll rt$p0Cl&<-if il does noo odopt the points campcu.~· Vlc:c Preddcm for S.ucknr Affain Richord oullintd, h will 1otc its ouitloo IJSisunc<. Syracuse bad $utlkow .,..etc~ wilh Solkoff lfKI e<Pf.....S 1111day <hot tbe m&inl.lhotd thai ~ would be too errpauivo to swilcb ond ~ Sl.ok lo •dllaa UB "bow to func:tloa." procram its eomp11tn aystan oo eoaform 'will~ ell< memo. Arubocb '• donomcal c:o11s ror • aat<tli6< vade •aroO&rd om! IDIU!datca IU 1-.b of lim< audeots ll•~<t oo l'iabll ineoon)llctc p1ldcs. lteqer .-.dille t1ot doll< wilho11t uy .._-d to lleuces. Ht said that be bdie>a ttu. lh< CorponcdaDa set up 10 cllaritiollt tbt.Tllllioi'~l'rosrtm CTAPl vants Malooc. who bAni or lhe memo at an AalllaDk Coblaa rCQ-ed lbott lbt ao.nt or R.qans adopo sundards for meninalalt w.lt, cxplllDed that be Ito~ the clocl.mo<sll,, "aood ll8DIIlq. " The Sllle wu probably "afraid ortaw to reod tbll the Stattl!ducatioo Dcp&rtmcnt WIWJ'IO reqttlto scodents," Ketler nOitd. " Ya the only problem is that they tbll aU incomplao .,..sa must be m"ade up b)o1hccn4 oCtile are tt~a on aoone J><<tly dC!lcatcooes." nea UB curnOnly olio"" I"" yean before mUint The e-w~.. Coauainee abo ..,....S to ~ 1 11w incomplete lflldt ~- Keuer oddecf. raollltloo ~itt contcn~ ror t1ot receoo rub or klllisop Sludents mwt abo W:c 24 credit hoaro ovi nlle ,_ItIIIey in BuiTolo, IUIUimollsly IICCOPiiaa o aotemen& dnftal by wisb lO roubo aid diiJ'bilily Additloaally tllr ' * - 1 Sclltolf'- wbo lalmldf _.. • .J>Id: ribboa _....... , .lt vn ,...,..,..,.....Ions. ,. . .......,. ...._was o... - ...,...<:. . U~Al Pdloce ~trallf -~~~U-' _ TN<£ HOME =VICE ACCEPTm I&WOfl aED1T C.\ T....,!1::10 _.10 prn_ Frl11::aDM!-11.pm ... _ , _,.,... , _ Sel2~1 1 r ~ I• , , ~ 1 J ':-_.,._ ~ 883-2270 ·¥ _.....,._._........ .................. ...,.. ,,_ S1•1• '• -.,~ ~ _,.. MWf'l da/Jut• ==~~=~bc":'.4~=~ w...,.... ltausle-ho aaurntd tlot c-miucc Ouoir . _ ftoaok Jcn's llo!*Wrc ovu lhe - - a i d !hot Oircctot o r Adm.isliolll U.S Reconb IUclw-d. Dremu.k, Deputy Vlc:c Ptaidcnt Jobat Political sa-. ClloinD&n C1&ude , Wdcb ond be were plaoniaa 10 duS(J tlot ._..that lhe (IIIJ COIIDIIitlee .-iva f . - IJit -'oDI...........,.,. thor r<¥iewed llle repon. I -r---------, [~g JELSAR 8t. Dry Cleaning "'r(UIJ .....87 Toploading W81hers I I• .4276 No. Bailey Ave. • 834-8963 1 ,.... l4c••-'-l 0. i :lat. . by the Pound ATTENOAHT oN DUTY 2I2S Lb. Rut Wllltlers ,__, Sta' , . . _ ,.,_ [)ryws Sunde¥ 81111 - a pm ' •' -14--.. ..,...tal Laun~ry Coin Laundry - eo.a. • "SOildarily" with the IDOV<mCDI . "We wiU eonoin .. lO suppon t1ot carorut and oon....,...iQnol in~iplory and rtpottorial J><oeedwn." IU doauDent rod~, " ond J>itdlt oundves10 -kl111 ror a pMCdulllllited ClCIOIUIIWiity." Solkoff alto lOIII lh< Coaomittee that 1M O..'s eo....al. as orcknd by K<Ucr, will IIDdcrl.alre a dbalaioe or a "nauoc:.;.,. o r . - ao UB" • its Newly V'OCt Prtslcl..llor ~ lid Gndrsato Of'EN ,.,...., fhN ~.8.., - 10 pm ~.._,.,-~, II.Y.-1 I' t ll.. OIKOUIIT F Oil All U.UDallfl'tlu t-=- L ~toe. u-...,- - I . I I I ~~ - s,.a.J S...,.- I Head First 1 Hair Stylists I 386 Kenm018 Ave. tar EnpowoocO I I I . I .,_._o..a_., ..,... : I ,.,...._........ I A.--~~;. __ , ~ ! :0 ;::: !! f - I �···SO l'A WANNA PLAY FOOS .DO YA ~ clellcloul_...dlllnln lndudl: Soup. SIUcl. TM.-111'*-- ONonl. t.ucdllnl. a- s,roua. a f'l1ld liD. ASK ABOUT ARIOA'{'O Olf'T CERTII'ICAT£51 · UB feosball Championship s.turday, Oct 25tl1 at 2pm Wilkeson Games Room _Open Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Goalie Kill $1.00 per team entry · Games free BE THERE SEZS DYNOMOFAt' I Spectn.m Staff iscordaly i1Vitedto THt: - ·. SPECTRUM Staff Party Tuesday, bet. 21 at 5 p.m. 355 Squi'e ...-·- 8 : \· OSSSSf II.S.A. & IRC ...... 111t DllillGille Frilay, Oct 17th et8pm, GOODYEAR BAIJ.IIOOM ~ tu.lllclti mcott . wfte..JIII!Iid!!d , • �Holtzman train rolls in: w~istle-stop w·i th VIPs· by Rk•a.d'a;.,. Cot~Jnblltint Editor EUzalxtb Hokzmao roUed OUI !he pOrt bond U bc:r lbc US Saw< Slopped iD 8llfralo laSI Wed~. ConJt<$0WO<Mn cam'*ao r.,.. 111< Dc:macradc •••dl4al< /0< J11<0b Ja~ Sawc- ......,""""""' a pr... aJn!~ 11!11 Eric Counly ~ve I SIIO,OOO federal"""' lo pay oJJ tbc romainiQa pr1co or c:omputerbirq ;,. <rimhw records. ''The real .,.,_. of thb II'UI Is Co ,ive Eric Couaty 20lll Caltury lec:bnoloay 10 llaht crime," Holtzrnao told rC1>Qners. Sbc appeared llo!ll'lde Senator Oanlel P. Mo)'ll!hao aod Brie CoWJty ~ Chairman Josepb Cranal• In Cranale's orA« at Counly Danocrllk Hcadquantn. • Moynihan tben spoke, pralsina what he <ailed " MI. Holmnan's pcrf<et boocay aod pcr/ecs intqrily." ''Theon< plaa: )'OV will DOl sec Liz Holtzman bon an AIISCAM tape," be said. rc/crrina 10 lbc rcccn1 convictloiU ol lwo coogessmm on cbaraes or bribery. Notloo..tdr couplney Hohzrnan commcn1rd 011 Butralo Ma)·oc: Jarna D. Orifl\n's failure 10 endorse her candidaey. Oriffin's one of • few key pony leaders in the Sill< nat 10 ~end his ad-.cy 19 her ~pojan~ H<jl~ ~d '*>~ ~~.• s cndon<meru u 1000 u 1he 1110 a c b - to oit dciwn ond :·101 ~- wbo - e . bled< ribbon or moutnina Oft hb bloe pinstiped s wt on responoc to the ,_.,, murda of siJ< black men in Buffalo, thea fiddtd quosaioos ll>out 1h< possibl• in\'Oivcmrt~l of US Auom<y General lknjarnin Civiktti in lbe IDV<Stiplion OL!h< .tayinas. Moynihan rcrnindrd the pr... lhat the DcPAttmcnl ol JuJti« was already lnvolvrd ohrouah obe FBI and VS ... uomey Richanl Arcata, and reassurrd them thai . 'tht Ocponmenl or Justl« is sharply involved with thls!Mit<r ," und<r the a~ of th< Civil lli&hts Act • 1\Sked oftbc teC<Dt tlllllders collld be pan of a nationwide coospirlc:y to d!Y1dc the counuy Mc!1nihao rcplitd .,-avdy, " h's nat fO< me 10 say If ~ is 10 jad&td, it 'olllht to be ~rd." .-ur. Actll'<spoHoltmtan. a libcrll rcprescntui•• from lbc 16<h Conarmoonal Distria In Drook&o.. fa.:es a touah tlaret·way race for New York's Senate 5Cat. Accordlnalo a New York Daily,.,,.,.. "Sinw Poll" pubUlhtd October 12. UIOM'III "- ,.._ she trails ~bliean Canclidate Alfonse D'Amato by a •lim maraiJa, 34 pcrcmt oo JO, with Ubcral c:&l\didate J11<0b Javits rwtnina third 11 22 ~Aim<fJIS?:UI--P. ....,_~-- · - - - -........ - - l o W I I I I I I o pcreent. Fourteen pct«nt of tbolc polled were Wldecided. HoltzmaD ~led 0'"-o by S .,.._, in a slmilor poU rdeuccl $cp<<mbcr 22 by th< Dtiily " ' ' "· "'~· · wu th<rotmp~ WOIIWI cv~.d to eon.,es. lobe o~ J!m. All ~~apoosoror lqiSiolion, me achieved llltio -~ bcr dote<d IDd .-1 penlcipotion Ill the impeacbmen(~ of ~~ · l'l<riolai!~.M. J'I'IJIOO.•.w¥o, , r :-..."!"'...=:;--.,.._-- wti-'., =------.. . r.., II 1 ~~·*~o(the Juo!IQatyc.:mmiuer. !IIIIi~~~. Ia a crowded fJdd wbklr ibd.od>er prymlocat dowu:State polliail fiawa sudlaa fonncr New Yoct Oty MaJ»( """' J..iadlooQ' IDd acJ Consumer Affain Conunimmer Bess M,......,.. • ..-...~~y JftYIIilod to win th< ponr'• eanclidacy. S~c-reta,Y's magic turns Poles into Muskieteers ..,~~­ ~S..tfiVtfm c:au.na forQas> ~ma.tina "the supn:ni< pouticalact," Secrcs.ar)l of Sill< Edmund S. Muslde ddivertd a "ddibcraldy" noo ·politlal ke)'no(c speech at tbc Hotd Statler Tuesday Dlabt. Sp.. kloa before a crowd of about lSO fellow Polish· A.mcrieaos-llteadina the Oea<ral Pulaski 1\Saociatloo Dinocr-oncofthe 1111ioo '1 leodiaa lltllc:IIII<O WU .,_..s 'l'ith I standina OVIlioo, ......,.poalcd by the. tradWooal ''S<o Lat" folk 1001 wblcb wished him "100 ,... of ..,.,.s bcaltb aod llappU..S.." ID!ftlduciaa Muslie - B<lf!alo Colqmsmu Haul J . NowU, wbo rcfcmd to the u,-e opealtcr aa "a ficw-e of llr<:nllh .• . hdpiaa to ....,. our lhlp of - . : In lbao tQfbuleot ~· • • CaUina the· inttoduc:tloo "CM>"11<Dml!'l\' and the m>W¢ "~arml1 hoc pitable." the ~JUt ole! Muskle qllicldy cstabllsbed a pcno.-1 rapport. He nottd t1111 ''you and I lbare common llerit.,..,.. wblle repcal<dly allucfina to hi>-Weatcm New Yort rdativis.~ ...... Bdorc delvilll inlo lkis oratlod's fDcal LOJ»C-tbc lrta-lraq crilb-Mustle itllm<dialdy aaw-ed the Polish p<Ople tlllt ...... will DOl bltcrfen!'ill PolaDd," rcferriAa 10 the si>ablc l;wopr:arl OOWitry ·'trylna now to COCDe back from a period or ecooomlc. polltleaJ. and 10Cia1 uoubla." M'uslde then plqed to offer ".sympathetic un~lll!d. w!act<: fculble aod proper. Ollf ........ ....... Cad lila e:oo.setV11tift black twtedo, 1\!us)je .tbowed the phyDcalltraias or a polillcal carur that bu JpoiUiod 11ft d....sa. ~ oe bil capaiaxe,.,. diRaed--... to lbc Pcnilll 6ulf-. ~ racu ra111c:r then pofiDalrbctarit,lkc Corodl Law Scllool ..-1- iasitud doll tbc llaD·IniQ coafrootadoa "could d o - damap to o,.IIICioo'co vi1a1 ............. ~Jbat the Ulliud SWeo pun:haeo lal than one perocnt of iu oU from Jnoq, the /otmer Scnaor aaoatod tlllt the reel clan.,- lies within a patemlal dilnrption or the US allies' tcODOGiico. M~~altle dted tnldal ~ the '*""''a fordp policy otl'ldalr an W:llla-dle f$ of Yo!llch b workilla for ID COld to th~ f1cbll.al bctw<Ca Ike two lllllolu. -.-y ..- -............ toow,..,.....,., •....,._.. ..... .,...~~- ·~-- �Morw on re.frlguators ro tH Edllar: ~ 0.. ttOOible he ...,.D.~· "'*" Colllgt H'a-, .o. ,f.-_abOUt otorooe ayoe.n Ia OUr.......,. looeiiY , _ atorooe-'" one . . . . ~tl>e--oiCMK-L I Itt tlelutll Ia well ,_ta. tnloriiiiiiiY by the atudenta W undafalood by moat Collago H In 1M lutu,. . . will COftllniY . _ - ' • polna to ,_...,. IMtthenot..,.oi_......_ .. ~OOd by 011- end 1 w1ll ,_,_1M! mora formal pooackna- -1or ctalnlfno fWirtclonlcn. lklt, unfott.-ttiY, &111 cen off«lo ""· Czajkowald at , _altil1lly lot 11141 good -rklng order ol · thlo On.- Ia one- tome "fm .,.,Y." w. - In 110 poelllocl to. and do nol, - ,.,no-at- - - • .,_, go lnlo the atorooe 100111 or tiM!Y go out. The ot«ooe o)'Otelll lo handled .. PHA:DRUS byAc*ert O. .... !.MS. Dl)'dOtt 11HIIfl'1 Col~e II �l feedb~ck f f A Smear job -It To ttr. Edlt01: I ~..., OMM to bo ..,....... by Tile Spectr""''' OC!rtotlal IIOIIciM. 8eolcln being -~ ~.-jefll, ltlt Iiberato, Tlte Spcllwn hU printed mtslaodtng and oven tTienclaclolls 0111ClH 1~ tile patt. b<lt _ . , boiOfo wu U Oj>fNIIIod u~tll I road tl>o Oclobor 10' anlcla enlilled, " RoaJIM Brain truat to Hoowar: fotolg('l policy repeat expected". I am no Ronald ReagM aupportor but you would tnlnk tnat 11 The Spflelr&Jm, ¥t~ntec:t to ameat tM acror, they coutd rety on bett.,, wrlletL The art~.. was procured hom the Pec:Uic News Setvtoe (PNS).,., ""IIten by lolr. Rabon lolllllk"" In the art'C;te, M r. M1t1*en reletred to FrMtdlkl\ Hay.-. It, •·a notoo trea mantel oconomlst". Which all liM and wtl~ but 1>o negleclod to mentlan tnat HAyti( fo atao a N -1 Priz:a The aubUe .sug~auon ot "*efY • • vtno Ihat he •• a HotX• taure:a'• J& '"at he t. }uti ''tome tlghl wtno lantlk:", Whk:h t1 cenatnty not the CIN wlln -'"'*· """'*· -In i Start the stop Hay& tha 1 ' 1 - ts - y c:omu ~ In Milton lolr. Mltllll., caoo F , _ o To tne Editor. ,__.....t...., hi on.,. ouctl as th1s- . _ , - 1~1>1-. lll•lmponant to otrl.. lo! doling out pejolatl- (or ~&II•M~ ~ artfc:M about blla OIQpO In t>etweon the Wtllm ttoto and capitalism (and Iller ahaJI lnovlt~Y ltll u did LOfd Kernes~ Milton Friedman ta t*:ldodly a Jolle<00<1t&n democrat • .,., ttwwetore tte' wou~ cAH fot mfnlmal state hnenentlon i" '"'eAsconomy. o otuc1en1 at 11111 Unlv•aiiY, and u today'. Tile Spec//IJ/0 brought out only .,. upact of ho-Mg a Bailey nur Goodreer etop-e•tety. Ple-eae coneldtt ,,, c::onwmloence l.tl)eCt. In the modefn dAY ~lon ol ..,__,..,.,atlam'', people •uch ai Laffer end Kffatol come to mind. What Ihoy are trYing 10 do Ia to rwconcllotho fnhoronl conlllct a taspoy"' ..no paya 1o< 111e oulldlng In wlllcll ~·humble olllc.o> &flllocalocl. I urge~ to 6oo mdnl-'lmlnallng In , .. Ew<y morning I ti<M tl>o metro OUI to ll>o Un,...olty Plaza etop hom WU1lam1ville. a 10 minute trlp. Then I walk 10 mlnutN to O.ttendorf Annex. 6ithor tor • clau theta, ex to catCh a bua to Amh«<:t. Last I""" t could gat oil tl>o Metro bull ot lollln one! Bailey ones woll< 2rntnut . . to the~~ stop and lido lot 3 mlnuiH to Diefondorl ...,,.. lot my llrstotua.l knoW Iller• •• OOfM'IIlOn that woutd Uke lo ... lhla 1100 reint:ta\ed.. many- anlcleo wnlch you 11<1y lrom PHS. Rk:ltord Forgu1011 Commut« .. - Getting the facts straig/lt To lite Editor. -- ~ After reading M r. CloJ',owtlu"?s let1et to the ectUOf Of -..td laay-lng ol CollegeH'anome. ,..leal It Ia nec.assary lor a tebu1tll. W'hettw or ncM Mr. Cwjko~ Is ow11e ollt. Collage H liaS aJwoyo hod Ilie aamo policy - n l n g relttge<alor Olor._ All . . - , , .,. lnl.,....a, prio< to 1\Pf-lbal Collage H II not ltoblalor tllelt ~ty, ll>o room. M - oncl- .._ --lor...,.__ !he-· ,_.;no rle.Md U. roono Collage H - '1M Colloee-.,llo _ . • 10 "*'a __. lor . . - H-, -_ During sln<:e then, Cottage . , _ hod the "Jiffl'iaCiga" ol tlleit mtigafal.,. wltlo no COI"'IrectuaJ eot...,.,tL Thfa means tttll Mdt ~ ••orino H mematof underltando tne tiskS l:nYOfwed In a1Qf1t08. The procedutl for ptc:k1ng up refrfgefatora In .,.,_ felt has aJso been • atat\dard one. Each person wk:htrtg •o ptck up their refrloerator has the room~ bY 6fttt.or the we&g.ht·rOOI'I"' CH reaJ.,Ual coordlnaloi'L Once tn tt'le room. the pereon fln6S h iS Of N!t refflgffator and IM COOfdlnAIIOf ttalllt"' genlog h OUL All~»ugtttn to may....., too libelolo po4k:y IO< ~ Mr. Czol_..._lt Ia fat from baing and _.,1....,., Unlonunalaf)'. roachn were cf~ Cft.lrine lhl •-ganlz"" t&ral weM 1n StrptetnOor and the room •• doMCI lOt W I admit 1~1 chis was an ioc:o~ bul moS1 P"''P.. rNULod tf\al the roac:heS coukl have $pta.t'"''· sp.-eao~ The~ are a common enougt1 OCC:W~c• '" EUicott a• It lSI our Town MHtino (secofl<l •oek In Seotembtf). tne membenl o, Col~t H wete Informed that, du• to the 5prt~lt\O 11\e'f had an extra _.... lo r~ '~' refn;tf&tOI'I It wu I ISO $18180 ttaar It IM end of lhtS cw:w~ 1\1'\l:fd •Mk) retr9Waton: ..," In the •ooms WOu'CI be removed TM room ., poma,lry a WIIQhl room and h'.s uw as SUCh WII neeoed • Ston,oe of refOgeratorS '' a prMiodga. not o rNpollsilllflty. oil- b y College H' "t r.. - . . . . wo n ..o lied ,,.. potq .l""""""lno rotr~tOt Slorage lor11ott year1 no• Met c::omplalnls hll~ bean lew and tar be'twetn We ate very sony tor nw The wrltlnt on the wall To !lie Editor. l wlllltlke Ctod" IOf tile gralllltthat ow-wei outa..,. you. olflce taat t'Diaguatlngl Tile Spectrum art- -lotfel IIOTC ltwllloto 111/U'"). What haa"->odlo ~ ~e? Al.,.ltm. caJrP• pn;IIOTC .. HO-otl~-ld...,Ymlltwy_lel_ an artk:M __,no ~Ia- ~ the m*t.,Ya _ . . , . on theauGaclty to print a Naoty oc1 ( - a t~l"'lo no ,_, and a Hugl>oa """''•" ad, 'IIIIIch Ia CIM>ololled, u wall you ahoUid know. E.,..Ydi!MYOU accept Irom th-WliiiiOngarals blood-<IIOMY. llllhY t~~<>ra. You ha~ not-' tile la$1 olll>ls. . Uo•• Clologoel P.&. rm _.y l(lall .... ~1M Int.-. to- you,..,.,- an~,,.. Tllai!OTC onlole anJol..., IW _.,.. - I - "'"""*""' ,._. 101' !"""'• 1101 M «<11ottee . _ , . . , II •• Joum'lff•tlc.flly, we /Hilt out duty to ,.Off cempu. trends. II'Hitll. ttc. At untot1una11 •• It m•y be, lhll ROTC r. o rMIIrt. Tho mo)oflty otlltude. rtan II not o4K own. hal chl.n~. As for mltiiOQ' odf, II you would rMd ,,. policy ,... ocusloNtly prl•~ you might lleftw u.-otolld wily t/lef · llfrll» to t/lef mar o. " biotoottr otMt>m., " to IMIN}orlly, Wl>el- IIIey oro 1101. TIIO -Offal -~ of Tho Spar;trum ,.,.. IP«fl 1toun Iff bltiOf' . , . , . lhOIUUII and ooflectlllaly do no liM .,. h•w aoltkHit to otMn or ex~n.,... by cont,ulng • practloa orloplod olow yearw OQO. Wo moltltofn tnot ,... ore· allowing •• organization to .~,.. ri>Oir lob ' options end •r• nfllhar er»doralng thos• or onooufWJIIng , . , , . to parlo~o. Wo do. tile - I l i o n IMI ,... • - ' " lor " Oiood" moMr. ho-. ,.,.,., would-,.,., tftt,.,. - ._..,.,-.tt,"""*" - You··rw 10 MY WI'OIIIJ. l.aftlf, I IO opN)t to tldtlll, O.fKing public Ul 01 On lo lrJI~ our onJy ~ .,. OIVfllllullon argue, ,. ,...._: y- ,.,~, Ofl IIIIIMI ~ llltpotiMI and ltia .,.,y. '(Of"! would -noll>,,.'"""'',....,_ '"""''ton& Eel problems vo~ have encountered eonceml ng yOUf telngerator, At the same l•tne we would like to • • .,,.... our dlautlatacuon wlrh IOmt'l ot you~ state"*''' eonoernlng Coll!tOt H. Thf& college Ia no• run on a.n infatm.t &od unorgar.aed basiS as you havelnlenec:t II b . tn ovr opinion, that Coflege H. r.a.s nUtnefOUI "wet~ run.. .-vtc:.. tOf' It• members. We dO ha._ • * _.O"l room. tutoring. fNinlas ones healtn relatOO KIMIIal U ~ SIOIH. 8vl In fOUr opOnton, one bacl U p e t ,._,S IO ~MI, ttoht? We ,_. tM:l In this Wt Clojll<>wakL ~~ -tovt It QUill Slrllned. case. Mk:lt•rH L ll<own Clreirmett ol Col,. H VIto C Boll/Ill, Jr TtNJurtr t.l.ny 8rawm1n Sp«,i•l E¥Wrll ~tt4t01 �feditorial ! Candldllll ;;~ I To !he Editor: I 1M 1810 ....VO.. Jo ]Uet wound the OOIT* lll'ld I would ~ 10 take till& oppo<11111lry to enllo~ton au • - about IM poiHical candidates what IMY eland tor. Thla Ia trvly atopic ot ~ otudonto ma~. M,. , _ . lgnor..,.,. INn they lfMOII)ed. 1M 1810 -ion Is the ...,.t~toponant l o r - . lll'ld tholr loml-ln maoy,....._TM _ _ the ~tooma of IN two 1*\t.olo 010111; the d f l f ln IM - o l i N canc!ldo.les an4 lholr poaltlonl on tbalce!'- Ia 1Mian4 deep. let meg!-.. you on IM -facta of - I M oandldOIH lltn4. (1) TUITION TAX CIJ1'&. c.tror lo oppoMd to lo01ol011c>r1 to 111.. tu crodlw lor priYato -l&IY lll'ld - - . y tuiUon.. Aoaoon otrongly la'IOfo ouch leQIOiollon and wttl octlftly po,.uo 11121 ERA: c.- lo llt'orlgly lor. II otrongly JPd ""-n -lno\. (3) INCREASED FEDERAL FUNDING FOR EDUCATION: c.tl« hao oupponod lncr-lun4a for ._ol - l i o n PfOII'ama, Including Tht. I of ESEA, and M8 P < - - new P<OII'MIO IIQ the Mlddlt lnoorne&ruo.nt.........,_Ad.~~lbal''tM Amor1een - ' " M1le faltllfufl\' ._rod !Mlr ..noola with tu!-11"""-- WMI - ~oornlnga nlllln IM oyatomcannotC.. blamod OOielyon tbaloc:l< money! ' o' I~) ROLE OF FEDERAL OOVERN·M-ElfT IN EDUCATION: c.tlor la'IO<O continued OuPpor1 lOt catooorlc&l old progroma lllle o®catlon IO< IN ~ and old t o IN dl.av&ntiiQOd an<l Dlllngulll education. faYOto "bloc!< old"' progromo to atatn Wllho<rt 1-.1 <HtiiCIIont on how tne money lhoUid bo aponl In tba t>ollel thtt reotrlctlono amount to lodorol l~co. Ho oc~Yocoteo thlol)hllooophy and altho tame time • - • -o•n no l.htMl of "'lderlllnterf.,ence'' from hls •uooe•tton that lba biblical otory ol croatlon e.. requltod to e.. taUQhl -by·tldo with O"'Mionory telonce. (~ TAXES: c.t!Of Ut- reritlon ol IU stNCIU<O to ~IH aome ot tho toad oil worl<on to corporatlono an<1 wealthy lndlvlduala. -gan ""'"" l>lon thott~rowo bone to worl<ero. hugo new lox bfeoko IO< CO<I>OIOIIona waelthy lndiYidulllo. (e) ENERGY: Corte< P'Ot)O- oao rationing, II . - r - c h tor attomou- to on tundod II)' -~ swolit l&lL ~ ~ "'ff• can have an -lncluoiJY- -... .-..s-110111 ... """"'" an4 get~~ or the woy." PIJBUC EMPlOYEE UNIONS: Cortor ,ouppo<rt oolt.ctlvo t>atv•lnl.,g rlghll tor publo omployeoa. Reogon- cojlectlvol>a!golnlng rlglltsiO< public (7) -IOYHL Ill WlNDFALL PROFITS TAX ON OIL ARMS: Co/tor ~ tu; Mtpod guldo It to - o ln Convr..., Roogon - · any Wln4fllll lOX, Including newly .,.,.od_ (V) LABOR LAW REFORM (TO PROTECT THE RI<}HTS OF WORKERS): c.tlor propoood tow; fought IO< CongrHalonoJ Approo/o~ ~n oppo... aoylng, "I fOO\ ttrongly (labor law rot~ thoUid bo doiHtod." !101 ANTI·TRUST LAWS AI'PUED TO UNIONS: Carter WOUld any oiiO<Io to 'PIJIY ant~W.1 IOwo to llnlonL Roogon oaye, "l'lo llloUOht lor oorno limo that un1c>r11 lhoUid e.. bound, u Dutlnasa lo, by antJ.truatlawL'' The chotc.lt noodlly,-orent u to Which condloato 10 ,_. In tune Willi lba • - • Wort<&nv POfiO<I. 11<11 ~ moy aoy 11\01 ,..,.. don' want 11111\01 Corter or ,...._ ..,-'Apdar-. W..thoAndor- ( Edifi-ce Comp(u To tM Edltof: The "Edifice CO<np~" . ..StrvcturopniUa la an ob.....Sive 1 hOve lleOtd about tho ellon.o ol a omllll group ol IOCUIIY on4 ttuo.nta to aavo IM Main Slraot como~ from tho wldo-ecat. an4 - - · nonoYotlono being pl.,nod by the Mollh o c t - I uroo -rene to ouppon tho ~~C~Iono ol thiS - " " ' group at pro1011ora. Although lhl medlcaT achool Ia an INlldlngo-tMlr ptonnlng, conatrvctlon, mlllntononco onct roconotructlon-and an lncroulng <mconcari).Will\- I... - - IhOI II going on. 10 -poNd lo C.. going on, Important patt of the unfv.alty and deservetlncroased tacllltt.a. much ol IM propooed Main Stroot camp..o rtftOVOtlona ~uld not be cotrlod OUl ao plannoo. 1M Moln Stre« comPVO. ~llr $4utre Hill. tunc:j.lonl •• thll hMI1 of the UB •tuc»nfa nooocodOfnlc cojloga Ulo.IIIM unl•ot•llr oclmlnlltrarlon Is u ooncomecl about tile quality ol atud""l lito •• II cl•lmaf I hen why are the hollth aclencos given hee rein Ia rip outlba unlvoufty'o Mort? Why mull thO groater port ottne unl-y "'"" IO< the u ko lo thotoaoe<? WhOfe oro 1M piMa IOf , _ ttudenl oont• loeiltles7 Wr- WO<Jid wc11 lactHt.a e.. consuucrod? T - an4 othOf muat bo pot to tba nlghnl lovola ol 1~ 1111-oHy'o odmlnlor • • In tho moantlmo H Ia oruo4el IO< lhoH tnror..tod In aolllng tho Main StrHI compoo ro hood tho totchtngo ol tho oulllonl at Tho PotiK Principle, Dr. Lourenco J. Potor an4 Raymond Hull. In hlo otiJO)I ol ftlorOtchlea an4 odmlnlatrat....,lncornf*ti>C* 0... Polar .,_Od paycholooteat manltttt lllon• ot admlnlatratfV. lftCOI'f'l,.erw:e that . . . , . to be pJeMnt In 1ne current baOIIh telence oxponofon.ronovollon caoa. Ho calls theM paychologlcol moladloo ••atructurol)hllla" and -tlons ••onolr ,..,.. .,.,......._no_ A/let -...lllo ~~ notnlnOIJon llvo<IQII moot of lho p<lmaiY - lollinCIIO win IM molorll1 ol 1 _ ...,:;:;'"'- ____ . - I I ) any Mal•~lo homo lllot.-8apub\lcan , ;:n.:=...c~ _,.,...,.. In lllo lllrftOetlD-- ... COiliiJ ........ - W)uot ..,. , _ "'Ood • a oonciitrwt...n ,__of.,.. • - Hll calli . . . -.don -Jabot• . . _ fi82·11TT, " - . , . ' " * o r wNcto- "'Ood aoalllll: 1) ~ a.- an4 Orlu1to lo I4Hdy ~ lluo.nta 11lal, 2) ~~~ lor -tlor) PrOject• In ....,...._ _ 1111111.11Coneln101lon or'looatlonol ldloola ,,... <0 EdllcallonNd lo .... ~ IYf . , we Clt74181 ~ ~ w ~Clt7!t.-lt FlllriArbof~Acl (1177). E\oenwkh-·_,..~- .-.y ...,...._... .. .,..oiJoM-oaallborlll . ........ ln.,.._ . . _,.... __ • A wol'd of •thlutu' ............. __ _ ·--· ..... .....,_,..,....arlho-.. ---. ............ .................. ........ _____ ...,...,.. __ _ ..................... ..... .......,... .... . . . .... ~-- . . . . . . . - l o r lloMICI ~ ... ........._. ........... ....,lila.,._.. - oA ......... O.W._..IIflla-IOio ~ ;;w... ......., ,...,_ . TUlle£-. nw ,_ .INk. ---;:,:..~- ... . . _ - . . . , . o f . ............................... Oalollar ~...,......oltOoir....,_lo ""....,..lo_W..,_~ llwi- . . IMIU. ...... ._IIIftoa_ ~n With l ns1de them. I hiYI obMrYod 8\NCWfopNIIa II I ll hlerarchallevela, but It unc:Joubtadly achlavn • finest deYotopmtnlln po!IUc;laf\t end university preefdenta. In us e.drema pathotoglcal mantfeatatlona (Cargantuan monumentalls) It ftlachu a at•ge where (he 't'ICCim 1\u a c;omou••ton 10 buUd great lOmbt Of memorJet ltltues Anclont Egyptians an4 - · Soutnem CoUiornlans appeet 1o , • .,.. '"ffered o,..uy trom thla maJ.ady ••slruC1u,ophllla ~· been tofemld to. by the unlntormoo. •• tno Edlllca CO<nple< ••• Tne Eolllce Complex tends to afflict phtlanlhroplat& wlahlng 10 Improve lducatkm. heallh aervfc;.ea or religiOus lnsii\JCIIon. '!My conoult uporto In th- llolda and 11a<:ovor 10 many tl 111111 respoct!Yo lovela of lncompotoncothatlormutotlon ol o positive ptOII'Om 11 lmpoaalblo. 1M only thing they ogroo on It 10 have a now Dutldl~·· (p. 10111 All ln41cotlono point to o cleor oaeo at UB admlnlwtrallon atructurophlll ..oolllca complex. This aberrenl behavior mull be curbed and lhe admlnlttratlon modo to rMpeCI an4 promote tno lntoraoto ol lba entlra uniW<slly community. o.agllln I U<OO an UB atudento on4 locutty to join tne nowtr loun<lod grouo trrlno to Nvt the Main Sueet campua. �'•' Sp~cial .. ~ '.\ ·.· !' l• Report ~ f I... I i Buffalo's finest grasp at straws .22 ·c aliber Killer haunts Buffalo The plec>e• just don't f~JI Inter prace like they do on h!levb lon. Sl• bnlt.tl murdon in three weeb. fow blaek men >hot in the held at close ,.,...,, 'l¥lthout MY wamlna. One black cabbie beaten to death &ncl inothor'• tlvoat >lit - both had their heatts tom out. Mel the m""""nt -'on. The S..fla lo Police H<!MquattetJ, on the of ftanldln and Cllurch Strftu. was anythlnt but busy one month . _ Thinp we<e quiet. The cop> had no crinttact. Necotlation> h.td failed. An arbltrotor- called ln. Clenn Dunllwu alive, The eopo were doint ibelt Job, pe<hlpo >huttlnc ., eye or twQ.at traffic vlolotors. but~ w u fttlctly busin<lss. They abo upMt becoouoe mutt time- for which police oil~ rocelw- _ _ ,....""" Ndu.<ed- the But before 2• hourt had elapsed. thel1! ..., anothe< victim Stptombet 2l: Horold Creon was •lain white utlna lunch II a Buraer Kine inC~ later thet Tllftday nl&ht. Emanuel Thorn., ~ the third Yictlm of the .l2 coliber killer Wednt>day momi"'. Joseph McCoy was shot In Niq111 falls. By the end ol the - " . b&llstla IAttiS JMOYed the ..,.,. aun h.td bHn used In all low shoocina> and de!ectiYe ..ld they were lookina for a ~th who hated blactu.. ' In ne..t two weeks. the few witnesSH wHe lnterroaoted, GOmpO>Ite oketcht> drown, nelahborhooch combed, aos>e>' bumed. funerals disrupted. cl•k leadet> •poke. o ptythlt Oi>d an utroloaer _ , bmuaht ln, the FBI wu coiled to Buffa lo and the killer (or klllenlwe.e stU I on t.,_ the:~- diJtarded. The .,.., under • -~~ clftctlw. shooclna> hod become o ~ of fru>lrltion for It wu talllirla 1M nllht ol Sept.ll.. ~ cars h.td been ~. Nee enouch d.,... eriO<.wll loaic. no "''J((tted •tole! Mrller In tho drt ...ct one h.td been COflllKtlons. no reoJ ouspocu caused tensloll in the Black I'IICOWtOCI. The call c.M out owr the pollea rodio for ca. com<rU~ity. Wid! the murdtn lut Wftk of cabbie> f most " Shor1y" 279. Homicide. Duorwl, whl!. >lttlftl 1ft OM,ol the nolan Clt1 In 1 Topo Jones IIWf Porker Edwotds. Erie Councy District Attomey Supomarktt porlcina lot on cStnoet. bec:amo the Edwlld C. Costnwe hao ossecn,bled I 1l)O.peoon bureau, reportlnc to his tommand headquanen lint vldlm. There Wtn! no witneu<t>. The Homicide Squid, und« the willa of Chief leo 1. £ _ _ .......... l>c>n<Wa11. was pursulna the cooe with the w... diliati><t Cosarave •nempted to Impose news and effctt In which all murdon are lnYO>ti&ated. tUnd« DOnovan'> dlttction, Buffalo'• hornldde de!ectlv.. have blockout- prob&bly becouse he had no n..,.s to ..ub4bl!ed a hiah _ . nte In tolvlr)t >e<iou> crlmt>. reluoe-which cOllapsed within o day. R..,.ard> continued to l'nOUIIt as the media .,._c1 o.t e.ery deuP (...-yont eloe .,ospec~ ot waws. T11eorieo ........ . The mood I t Police H~ he> chanced now. A> deledlYtt lnwstipted the diMs. one dieory-that the killer &nclthe Yicllm _.. asooclated -.:'as £-v telephone tip, no , _ how ~~~. I> b&n!«ed IIOUnd. Another, that the kill« itnew the area &ncf checklcl. E-v rod'oo aoiJ ...Utint to white JUSpocts IIW,. h.td n.a thRii4h'• omall hole In the fence at the back of the the deoctiption ol the .22 colibet killer ~- a priority. Bottle tlvowlnt at CAtJ on the fut Side's Syc1m0n1 and lot, -ned seruible. -t Jefferson Streeu " virtually icnored. Parrol can reopond, but no AtteSts are nw:~. The pollee "s~ he> been ternpor'Orily ploced "" holcl Nee ~ly are the copo trvina to keep the City controlled, but they ore snilflnc out any help they can offer the detectrves. E...-yone he> theorMs. inclucl.nt the butcher. baker and candlestick maker fYOfl robber, detectiYt> who u>uolly ore buoy handlint tJwlt ~. . C&Stload. offer their -.Ions. b it one monl Wily dot> the M.O. dlfftrlls it on lnltiotion rill! for a whitt >uprernidst arou!H Ale the<e two killers ond a third .,....,.. who trled to stranale Colin Cole (onod>e< black man) In the Erte County Medical Conte< Friday! No-. For hornicode ~ who 110 o pndeful bunch, the rash o1 kau... hi> piKed them in • IPOdlahttd pooltion-one ~h they dislh. They sims>IY"want to fond the loilltt(JI. They are tired of spond;nc half- day .._,.,.... to QUO>tlons from the medio. A l~OI'Oid bladt man,.., shoe Saturday. It may .,... be a suicide. They're - oure. But it'> - ..toted. Homicide detectiYt> soy .,_ and owr. They~lready have ...,...h to keep them busy. Cos...,.. Is tlf1!d:..tor lack of >leep. The block corNIIunlty b tired of w.UU.. around in fear. The police are tired of _.!Ions thet simply don't have easy answer>. So they hope. . for thottiny shred of~ will leod them to the >tnok ......... They pray thet the end i> oeor to theoe ...._ .,-._ bef<n oewn 1> odded to the list. Mel they IIOish that once. iusl once. it -.1<1 "-like it don on ttleWibn. 8ut the famiiOt> ol the >llr Yktirns will liw hii>PIIv ever ofle.. And the mood Is >Omber "" the third o1 Purrce HQ..Ia thefe will alway, be another homicide. own when thb Is ....,, tt>.t \lictim,......,.. f'- �-~ Specfa-r Report . I • ' ,• - - - - - -- -----"Y John LapiAna ~. .. No , _ . is IIOf)d ........ Althouah • rule of thumb lot m ost S..H1Io ..Sidonts, that adaae wos the scourae of most Buffalo -nedla people. All,_.,.. in the Queen City hod to rep&t about was loyoffs, olectiono. loyofh, 01011! QPenir1es and mote layoffs. Not tho kond of scuff th•l sells -.papers. Many 1 Buffalo ,oumalosl would jurnp at the cha- 1.0 chana• rypewriters wuh I """'Y llfoslin lnd'be the mon who scooped the ...,ld tho Son of Som story. Nothint could ever capture the mort>ld 1lamour of a mass rnurde<ei. Jad the Ripper, The Boston Suanaler ond the lodlacKllfe< lend on air of mystery and eJU:itement to an ~heinous event. Sure. the elizi1rd of 77 hod its share of excitement, but h still could not muster the emotion and uncMalnty a psychopathic murderer can. MO<bid as it JOUnds, the Buffalo medii HemS to hove been waitlna to pounce on any event that could make their by-line i housellolclw«d And jud1ln1 by the - t performaPce ol the City's newshounds, tbe recent and traalc .22 calrber slaylnp -m to have been the lmpetin that hoJ unleashed the usually mild man- and low·by roporten Into pron-card-lnth~hAt yellow jounallsts. qommenta.ry J . An overzealous media? '"''h Kll~:Ungs capture headlines "- ""~' Not 1hat AnY ~porter wants the murders to continue. ahhoui/1 !My seem to Illuminate an otherwl>e drab .......t.y, I( >«ms, However, the ll!iffalo m~ia-televbi'lf'l news In pa.n lcular- ls ll)lperienoed in ha..dlina a wry ten,. situotlon. Not si..U ~ Attiu riots of the early 70's hos the joumollrtlc 11!Spooulbllity olthe CitY's newsmen l>een tested SO'Sevtl!tly. • Newspa~ art peppered with words like "arisly" lnd •kilflnas." littefed with phrues wch as "•vld reve-n;e~· and 0 rldlcal--rac ists" and ena>mpused with huae type sites. Stories tellllle• of lune<als mAMCI by raCial stun. a penstve blod community; lrystnted pollee and de~ leads to the killer 0< kill..,_ · rv.y qle hod 10 be ~ed and ~as Dolly ~were chllmea out Cla'(s mood of an olready feor..truCk metropolis. Newsmen, poofaiO<S lnd the peoj)fe on the str- become omoteur sleuths.-each l>fOPhesvinc who did who~ when, ...,.. 1110 why. F'nt it was one deranaed ..,un!eef, then the lunatic dMclecl lniq two, after wfllch . . '-"""' thtW of • rilhMml otpnl&.rtion, ti> which the .22 Coliber K111et hu uoon ~ently notved into . a n-wlde consplwocy 11oinst blacks. -rirtAothe ---- ... _ ... _ . . , .ll Collbet ICillorl went ......,e., on wncl>hunu,.tl..hina out OWfY known Klansman, self..tvled Nul lnd racist throuahout the count:r,. And when JUSpecU _,., uncovec2d from that bed of riff.,.H, the Courlerli<P<"SS se.>t a reporter to scour the '' fur/hate'' c.piiiiJ of America. Bordered bv on upside-down American llaa with the w«ld te.r aftd hotereploclnc the sllte's stars, Mike Billlfll(on, Courl« staffer Is uavelllna frotn ''Oasis of Hate" ID "Oasis of Hate" aauJilna eotnmu~~ reactions 1o lhe ''Sionn sweeplna """'" tbe Ntion." A storm of not wind and rain, but of "anti-semitism ond racial bitotry." Tbe series, beaun last Sunday, b Intended to be muillo parted, or probobly until the .U Caliber furor ends, no Buffalo joins hands in s.o lidarity Unity Rally on Sunday. and Ol.traae • the rec"" l>arl>orous .........,.. . ~~ott. whru w blocks, reads. c~a the and the' radst attitudes that lie~ tbem • "(.il~o..les~Aidtbattb. rally will '-1ully aUDct tho I~ ~ "' ......... .. luflalo. at • .JoM in (Its) - It ..,_atlon. tlnce I'JtiO .t.... John ~ .............. Sot..~· ue .,.._ tile A~A~tont •-"""''IV H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,_ ~. ruportSe !lu been Tbe Courl«"s compelkot, the Buffalo fvenina NO>A was not C>Utdone. In a rare move, the News moved Its f""'t paae biC)I* toward the leaf's center. prlntint "an open letter to the killer" from columnut Roy Hill "You k~led two block men and then you cut tht.r heoru out FOf Huven's soke, atve younell up " Hill pltadtd ''You are indeed an enicma.. You a.re OUf darkest side ·· Theal_.l • Directly below the M1mOft. WU a ....,art. «>Wfrtt"" by Hill and Cart Allen. detallint the story of a 59 veu old black outo worlter who was "lhreNened w•h murder" only days bel""' the killer's onslauaht bea•n In the leld >entenc•. ffthe BuHalo ivenma Nf:WJ tnvutta•t!VI' teMn,.. l•amed t1i.t the man W&l verbolly atsused by ..,.,....... shoutlna " I' ll kiH VOu nla« • Heavy stuff for a :·C'Of\H<Vattve" paper to lud with N tws Ed•tor Murray 8 lfaht attempted ID t'Aplam how hli paper ,.,octed to the mutden In hi> weekh column. "The News-Your New._:• "lhrouahoutlhls ttvfnt period lor the communnv oil of our editors IJave bMn under strict InstructiOn> to ,..,,h everv nuance Ill ~nina how th• m~terlal p(Qduced Is displayed and most particul•rlv the wordlna of the headlines," lllurillna~W.L H""ever, the News was not the only r tha~ had to worry about its headline content. he Covr~ reportedly pulled one of Its early s&eet edi'""'' be<:ouse the banner headline contained the wordo "ripper," Bul. lhe print media I> not th.,.only med•• ~host --- covrnae is ciu~sttorl•ble. M• drNn murcltofer1 Television news. with Its OMhHcene report>, llv.,. eye. lnd Skv.-Sevens, has beroted-espec•• llv by the newsJ)Open-fot who~ many believe "llstole>> ond sensationolistlc" coye<aae. The most flaaran t .,Ilion, tbey say, Is WKFNI, home ol the ;Eyew1tne>s lrv We1nstoiJ>. Tbe >lltlon w1s the lint to dub tlw heart...,enchtfla munlers a> tbe coper of " the rippeo killif • An illusu•tlon depictlnaan otninow clooked jock the Rtpper, holdint a d o -. dt~ the screen as WelnSielt! and his cCNneho< Don Postla read the reporU. At OM polo~ l'vsdes tqaed the murders a> "the S<>QIIed rlppo< kiill,.-· althou'*' ,_before had they been ref~ os such F - hours after the broackast. Wflnstein. dutina a l'lut lor the upcomlna II p.m. , _ . ~ teased h" audltnct bv onnounci~>a "On E~s N.,.. Tonfahl :....Huntifla tht Hock~ Hocker." Ahhouah the sution was •ccused of senutlonalltlnc lite puly murders. WKIW <lid bnn& lo, at their own expense. tho Rever.nd leste Jackson '"' • public ,_inc downtown. His ~ 1.0 ov.r 600 frtptened citizens wu ttlevbed bv the ~anne! - t i n a ABC Wotld News toniaht. While callln1 WBKW's earlier .,capades questionable in reaard to belna oonsideted a; "~~ lwo.ck.ut Journ.tUs.m, No Nt!Ws tefevision c_r;uc Mary Ann lAuricellt wrote th1t btlnaina jackson to the bereaved Cl\)' "wu the kind of ~ision that should bo made bv tho >tatron that Is dominanl in th• (news) market " e..,. As tho: Buffolo medlo be1ins to pollee itself away from seruationallzlnr the arue>e>me klllln1s, II remains to be-n w~at effKI their covera1e h.~> had or will h••• on the community as well u tho! murderer himself �Center The.a tre .gets a face lift . '-. ' ,.. . ' . I ,. -seepage4 I > �~©prodigal sun· ~ a-..-(.t,at. s.m~-Octollel· I ' At the fomtont of t h e - ........... c..lwt l roc:k benda Into the Amelic8n-- .. lhe Olga, • 1 _.Ill* TOfOnto ~ 1M! 11M "Thle lleet 0.... On/SWitc:IWI' to Glde'' ..... -Into lllfboMd megalne't Top 50. • With 1helr ~ .. Uncle lem't iMt-. ": t h e - ftomly ........S-In"'-~ i Bufflllo m.rbt.~ clented the veot - -ofthe show dull,butthebend . t 981n«t eddidonol -llwough allw ! broedce8t of the ahoW on WGACl-FM. 8 "-rl....mg • eall-podlimed ""WW -vv Mat ::: roc:l<'' -...ct. the IOng8 f..und alllrmQ li ..~ Boyo' claulc: " Colifomla G11111;' lclowed by "h'o a~raac~y -.cs bv • bond In Sweden. With me 10ng81Jouolc1ng wldly about the I t -, the ~ CtOWd t)lftlc{pated In reltatetlno the choruo! of "It doa..,'t metter/Not . , . bh/Nol two ahlta/lt'o OUy," complete wlth eccompanvlno linger geeturao. In o thaw of no mercy, lha.Kingt then hit with the lcnoc:k-your·oockoooff ""--Y!t..." P·A.fi·T·Y. l'vo got portyltia" roc:ked tiWough Unclt Som' o as en o~t I on li.W1ll*l on e t - tnd performed 1 parltet bode flip, eo if to acl<nowledge the Kino' a obftity to rnt1o$fious1Y intoxify tn ......,_, ..The Torontonlone. Jn{tnlng ....,.. t o lAbans ono11ge, quite oi>VIoutly. art lldltcllvo performerw. In tho fifth wtek of 1helr currwnt Amtrlc.., 101M', they heva alrtedy-* for atars IU<e Jell Bock tnd Robert Palmer, In edditlon to following Elvia Costello on ot- at the rtc«ot Heotwavo Festival. The btnd'o uao of lltge space ta exceptional, with a tire._sa v•rlatfon of ouy," • aono lhet • hom perfbaulat~ DeYid a...-.d. The lkltioh--ed Diamond -.uined with the ~ ~andtell lnttnalty of SouiNide Johnny, ..-t tWient on " Go Away" -• lllow but powarlultuna compooed (aa ore The Klnga' oongal Jointly by Oiornond """ ou(torl8t Ary.., Zaro. Zoro. gliding the delibarelely undutte<ed .._ . ~ ' poaltiona. • Zero. rofOt"ring to the StitH • .. 3 .0.. , now is the time for lht Kingo to " prove ourotlvta in the Ametlcan market. nv.. yaaro ago people bought rocorda li!tt cr- . but now you've oono rood> ""' """ ... y - . " c..ditinQ Elolnn -.so, lor their wolidwlde puoh !the Klngo' debut olbwn, Art H.. I(on the c:harU 1n tnd~tndl. Z110 Oonltnded lhet "If It Wtl any lot>.l, wt fiOOt>.bly would've kacked·lelcl ovt now." Ate H.. lo • cornmerdal tibum," lntd Diamond, "bu1 It woo built to t>.. I can't with \hla 'entl-money' eti<KI among the new wave In nurnen>us c:horaogtaplled klCIUng """ Jumping rOUiinea with Diamond. The raeutta wM a .,...,o~ouo~y onergetlc dlopley of precltion . . _ - lhet would haw..the ~ jeoloua. Diamond off- cr- for the antlca to "our choraogr.,_ Nib," In rtforonce to the - . . upon hie faa~ . The Klno•' uyboardilt, --'-teiV named Sonny l(ayft, WM t ~--I Of - v ' f, hoppln' """ boppln' hie way ttwooJgllthe amira 90-mlnule Mt. Clad excluaively In btlght yellow ovor..t , the biMciHIIoo ld Kaya aldllblted a hy~ty 1M! would win ""Y punk....ck IUnce contMt. The Victoria, Brilllll Cok.rrlbla netlw , gornloMcl hie -vY vie glfUw Y - ' c ..._.,., """ thlo opnt was c:ontaglouoly lnltllled -the-. Rounding OUithe ~ WM dnltnmet lllu Styles, ....,._""" conot8nt half...,.. heva a mellow__.. Hio d....q wao anythlng.but, however, • hla ~ attec:lt ..,.wored the - i o n of " t>.ot rock' a" origin. The qu."et hu developed uc:ltlno Rve vll1ationo to their - . , cuu, vthllt wlaely otleklng ..-1m to the finely tuned "Thll Boot Goeo On./SwttcNn' to Glide" cornbOnetion. Tille alx-rnlnut~. allhough aomawhat loet In the of the Mt, WI fiOoved ID t>. t hlghiW\t. The......,the fiNI t i n e "-fore the-~ rafraohlngly punked'O<It _...,of the 8oach -.a s- to•••,. crowd." Tht album origlntily meont lor Cenadotn tUdienea, tnd Extremt-~· cMtlgnet~ cleKriplion of their mUtlc - Rec:o<da waolorrMcltcrr..:o"fme dilc. " But we couldn't find a good deal for the ollm'o r - In c.ntda," tceerdlilg 10 Oiomond. " The .. tc:UIJVOI In Centda .,. afrlid ~o mel<a 1 oommlttnent to 1 group end lta eound. ,. • The Kingo were then ligned to S.ktra/A!Jylum by manao- Breln Ainoworth, wltlch Ztro believe• Iii In lltP with e nocent trend. "Centdltn bonds lf8 re.o41zlno that they mwll Ohool fa< IUCCIII In the Stat..," the gultoriet oxplained, " The btndo wert tiwaye !hart, they art )uat being nollctd mora now;" he added in rofartnat to Toronto bendo ouch •• Aritl tnd TOfOnto. The Klngo' ....,...... ZIIO noted, "J. 04JI lnttrnationtl~ -...cl. Wt _..to t1 ' - tnd I I - of paope." - .Sir- Sinmons ' Ql ' THE KINGS baloo4-. . . - - - - - -UUA8 ColfullouM ud Mwic Co.IINi1no:----- - - , JNI8BIT show and tell ·AN EvENiNG Of OuTSTANdiNG AcousTic CuiTAR wiTII In muoic it'o ea11tc1 the 1ft ol inoltgMice, and Ito hero. or, ,.,. _...,.;otely, and-hato It AM~ Chiton. Along with the twO-tNrdt loetl Party Nuggets, Chilton, ovt of 1 MtrnpNo, T -• .._..,in Bulftio to play., hour long ott • of.,..-' tnd hie Hr. ~at_.,.,. et Mcv.,·o. tnd tNa gig ot ~·• ~ed hit unique maMer of rock ond roll in perftc:tly lntlmtto tnd Informal aettings. .,._t. Hit atyle-if It cant>. coiled ouch-hao on IO'lpollaMd, elmoat ~elmplldty to It, relying on en lbrupt_r~zvout with the Party ("I Mow the Llwn" l NUQ(Iata: Buffolonlano Peter LaboMo on guiur, an- Eaton on Baao, tnd clrummer Joe Anktnbrend OUI of Phlladelphie. Tille -~ combuttlon . .. it might havt been. w•lndted lmpulatYa but ..,for1Wletely, 11 too 1-..ld to catch rwo. But more~. h o - . the thaw tnd lth quito o ' ,_ ...... A..;,of -•1\.n ~·• ~ion't ,_.,. ~· A.MJC CNton loc*a beck lipan his- _.Wid! the popollar tlax Tope (''The ~·· - hlsltlar uncltrQrOI.I1d coAt - t h e eoriy 1970t P'/lf)lror:a Qlilo.tplllg Sttr. wlth a OtrUIIn~of ..,.._,Sort of lii<o f - fw 1houllhllllft- fOOd with it '-ed, but without any I bitter ,..,_ tt'o 1n the - . l'ight, Olllon titchtd beet to boiti u- ol<atchn pieytng "The Llttar" tnd "In The a.-." But wt>et MorMd 10 roll ,_-I~. lovWI ~---...........,.hom o.uton'o . . _ ~ 1./U "'-0. .5bortlrt ,..,.._ l!!'tY • ..,lmjlort on ..,.......,.. _ _ -.Illy "Hayllllllt Qlld'' tnd "My ,.,.,-·. u.. n..ftdtv T h e - ... ~ Altxath!IIJ.- ~ •IJ!IImutlc. At ~ he otn0 with the detac:h-ntnt- of a ...-.., Lou lloed a< the w-.c. of • ..lonMhen lllctwnen. . . ~ .......... tW1IJ In - t o Honk W.... tnd Roy Ortlton. A CMt In point the tw...gy "Girl Girl... Mlny, ptOplt _ . annoy..s Itt what they felt WM _., I~ . . . . , _ 111111· The ondt'f of the band' a on lht counlrV-Ith . . _ ,.,..,..., tuc:h tt "I'm Going To lhe Dogo," wart IINCbcl llbtnclon, Ollltt ""'-'y, I ~ lt. At -point. -..c1 _ . . , to . . . . . the dlotd .....,_ .. ~ tnd l.abome ..... ~ bille-"Oby, H-1. ,_,.,.,,.. __ wondorNiy ""* '""'"""Milone c:il.ton 11011C COFFEB Ale 11tc CW:I' WltiiCS Will• AY~ ...,._,.....,..,. _.,."*- ~ baolc of -·n·roll. Sontit-.....(-...w.. ell Altx o.lloro'a ..........- 'IOifldne .......... oflt. CQGitlllve)olllght. T'llele It . . ..._..,.. l'llllln.ID CNI!Gn't ,.........- . IWely lo !61*8ill!rola ......... alitlhtllla tnd _....... M in IN .,...... of ltl "Mtdrntn of, ......_" · ·- �f i ) Reggae The Wail is on - . IJiues comt1 drnad lilr• irmosp«tiVfl KhH$ of a ;ou,n.y. Bob ltaufm.n Tho powerlullnolttency or :J.,.olcon rooto mualc heo continued to nur~ure some or tho mott profound tone poeto or the Blaclt Tredltlon. Deep In wonl and following In oong. tho Integrity ol ReggH hal f'em~ flsterwn, c-rftK:a and Milts ttm. .., acc.esa:tbte expoootive nMd not be cut-em· up & Pvo. it hlo reminded the world ol the -~ ec:ceuibility """'-d by a1 fonnl of Art.. If you pay ettontloro cheelt it out, yo.. can beat judge wt>at'o ~ a n d - ,... t . The ortitt- to doh . . the time. Soohould ...... ln-. Cliff--- The ~ heo reminded P'IOIIM of the oodal -.,ont In Ill oxpro..;on. Bo II oubconsciow, oul>tlo, or oho<Aing on the outoot, wo oro oil ohoped, ahlpe in our own way. And wo oil contribute. lor bettot ond won., to the wey of the wor1d. To Ignore the r11lhy Is 10 cut off the oource of dtoom. Jimmy Cliff. hDM)I·tonod crooner that he ia. IQnor" nothing and Qivoo ue IN IIO<>da· Wo hevo _ , lhlo lor vaen now; hia 1970 hk " Wonderful Wor1d. Boauliful Poopllo'' ~ the hud-on lmotMtionll _ . . of the ..-.ter 11m n.. Hrder n..y eom.. Kto provtoua llbum, GIWI Than><, ia • beeutiful colec:1lon ol inlplrod -tic fortitude , _ oo one of IN~·· 'c:laaolca. Qltl' o MWimport llbum ltttteolllu w- - · ohould p~c~< 11 up ooonlla I Am n..u.;,g. 8nd llw lltle' a., . . . . . _ _. Cilf hot lonQ llhown pwtlaUr .clmiratlon tor the IO<Jiful.arr_....,m of the 1960o, end ....,. the orciMm1e1 pluohnato -~ the righ Cliff tyrielam. In turn, the Lnderl'(lng lirmMn of Cliff'a a - u t ll\tOfloily the entire Mt wllto • ohlrp-eyod wndon and !lory oplendor. Nowhere lo thio more then on the tlenl·pumplng, t>lpobumplng oombll of " Gone Clw' ._t Gone..,., claM . . .quit -· ~ f10IIM ~claM . . ebu/1« And--, can't taiat or the~~ of " Momlne Train," moving on the c:hellanGe of the tlmM with III)IIHa vlgof - optlmlom. Cliff' a _......to lwlng QOOd ..._..Into hlo bedlllround onhM>coo lila own of - · gethorlng e choral pormit rNChing Into Afric:8n "'-' tl'8dltlon end New Wor1d QOfPI(. SalflaNMoa In fuller Identity lor Ill lnvofvod. end Cliff . . - . . • , once more 1 o prime mover. One of IN m o r a - flQural of. ~Min~) poomlnonco Ia Unton Kwul Johneon. Having left JwDIIic:a 81 IN 1111 of 11 , he won• on 10 become 1 mojor opo~t_,_ for ~·· 8leclc ~ At ia too olton the . _ with the a.cJr Artlot ernldN w - eoc:1ety, JoMoon ronc11 hlmi!!H both ., object of .,..... lionlution Mil lnlltltutlonol ~for hio cenclldlv ~ viewa o n - · '-*"'I· A 11m lbout him, ~.., 111' lllood. w• pullad from 88C'aechaduli- II - ... 10 run wOjlnd the time of Eng~Wld'o QOfWol elec1jon, Hie ,.-llbum ~of VJcnwy"Somy' • Lettoh'~ fllll!nl.;'., lmclonant ltatetl'*>toho<lld be hoerd end '-'d by _ , ., The " Lett.oh" ia I bNtdy c:jM( plct\;fa of ell~ fKing fngiloh lbcka becauM of tha SUs Lew It lew lllow~ oopo to on "euap4clon"l. All of Which rlnga the d8ngerouijy f~or tune of the 81tck ..U.. lldored by ~ ou1t1na untlllt'a a.. 10 oil !hot 11\e Art Ia not · tho ..., nobodY'• toQn 1igar. • Wllto • ooolly ~ ·a r: llo oo YOioe clall¥wtng the wont with moro lyrQ!Impacc ..... - - -· - - _,. .w.r-. .... lilt........,-- ..._.. herd for 'IOAJI-... you dMI>Into pl..U.Ndden. Hie ,_I.P on . . . . . .....,_ oualcle ~ end . tuna fonQ- het wlltl .. the.,,..,._ of ...-.a ..... ~ Ia r AA If the Deldny'a.,.... of " llaggM Sounda" w-'t - _,gil. . . . . . SloA ........... · - , . . , btwnoln RtiDk ......... - - ctll_!ll ""'* ----......... �©prodigal sun New developments at the Center _________________________ by G~. s . w What' s new at the Centllf Theme? Evetything. The Cam• hn had 1 fecelilt end 1111 lnteriOf remodeling job. There is a new resllf\led n1ting pelicy end new progrwna d11igned to · bring UB 1nd the community ctoaer together. Many changea have occurred et the Center, but most of aU it' a a new aeaaon end a new series of ewnta. Through a $135,000 Fed8fll Urban RedeVelopment Grant. UB's Theatre 'Department was able to have • new fescade contructed for the Ceotllf. It was dellgned by the firm of Hamilton, Houaton and Lowie end haa l~ recently been completed . A. room near the Canter' a entrance- ul«f as a lounge when the Studio Arena Theater owned the building - was remodeled . With the help of many volunteOH"I, Managing / Director Neal Radice innalled a bar. built a stage, put dowiT carpeting and put up new lighting. The room will be used u a Cabaret and wiU open the same night as Rhinoceros, on Octobllf l 8 . ' ~ The Cabaret will feature both professional nd amateur pieces . Showa that will not be performed the larger stage, wUI be acted In the Cabaret. Radice said he expects to bring in companies from outside Buffalo. "I can put someVIing unusual In there.'· he added. There may be a email admission lee for some of the professional performances, but for most shows admission will be free. --.. The Cabaret might also become en outlet for The Actors Workshop. A. comedy sketch or JWlc:el number puf together by the Woruhop may be perfOfmed in the Cabaret , b111 • Radice does not want a " coiJee shop" atmosph!lfe. "Sketches, yes I'd like to see them," he 14id "but a stencj, up comic would not put up thllfe" . Radice plans to have a achedule that will keep the Cabaret'! 'f');==~~::::: busy Thuradeya through Sundays. He envisions two performance nights where one show appears on the marn stage followed by a leta show in the Caber•t. To further eccommodate cuatOfnera, drink orders can be placed at tl\e bar before the main stage show for intermission. Aside from the new facade and the Cabaret, thefe have been improvement.• behind the scenes • ..]he entire Center h as been cleaned from top to bottom. the plumbing and alectrlcity have worted on , and the box office has been r~elled. Redl~ commented, " The Center is,ln much better allape. yet It hal a way to go.lt needs Mtp. "I'm invlelonlng 1 .uppon organiution which might be called,'The Ftianda of the Center','' s&id Radice. "It' s a 1 dreem, but it could heP941f1." One program now In effect utilizes the younger aupperters qf the Center. In exehenge for acting worl<allops and technlcel experle~. high achool atudenta donate their time helping becketage. Thla progrem Ia an extention of a summer project developed for "Shakespeare in the Pllltt." lnsteed of buying 1 general admlaalon ticket et the door and ~aldng any evallebla aeat, patron& can cell 847·8460 and reaerve 1 - t . then pick up the ticket ·at the box office an hour bef9"e the show : Tickets can also be purcliand at tha Squire Ticket Office. Suta located In the ceoter of the • theatre are normally t5 but are t2.50 f or atudenta and senior cltl~aoa. As far •• the future Ia concerned, the Center etaff has high expectatlona. By the 198 l ·82 season, Radic41 hopes to have WeDiooldl:lc1b ~wtth~ a aubecription drive underway. ID ~Ol1tME. IE)~Sc:lence. Tha Center, he eddad, wilt continue to offer more and JihJ'IICI OID4~Seeuson 0CJ1DPU1 or mora in 1M field of t~~tartalnment. "As it tihe Center) ccau::t A.C. ~ - UllkDiTlllaD becOfnea more active, it beeOfnea more benef.a.l to the IIDQK. !!ngbmdnn New)b111: (6CYT) T12-366L community and the theeter dlatrict," Radice concluded. 1 or· ••• :;- JEAN..-LUC PONTY •••• •• •• • ZAPPA •• .___----!!~~~~ = •• •e •• e er . ...... unn • •• ~ --~------~--~·~-~~~~... ~~-~---;:--------~ • •• • • UDJt•• """QI! is flltme EIIQ1DMtiDo • •• ~------'------ . FESTIVAL EAST COitCEITS PRESENT: THUI SDAY OCT. 23 8:30 PM Kl.liHHAHs MUSIC HAU ._, 'llCK£1S $9 & S8 AN EVENIItiG W/7H •.• SAT., OCT. 25 8 PM at flj AUD. COMING TO UNClE SAMS' • . U2S WALD1N A.VL TblsS.IIdiW. Oct 19 SPLIT HZ TillS. Oct.2l J0111 UY lllffiiWilf • �©prodigal sun! I I BE: There's a new theatre Life ls a cabaret ------------7 ~~~ Uost ITKlnlll. ,mew. Nat0<y WM , _ in Buffolo: low lheelroa were In 1\At operllllon el et the tiMe. To the omlr1ty New VOlker thft mey not _ , like much, but I« on _ . t e city II* 11 e majof feet end the pcoduct ol elmolt Herculean elton. Wnhoul the benefrt of tntomational induttty end bualnoaa, the primetlly roalclentlal citlea north of Weotci>Ht• County do not have a variety of fi.Wlds from wlllcl1 to drew. The cultural ovenu In tne City ol Buflolo ere posllble pclmorily tlvough community ; suPPQn. Buffalo Entertainment Thaatre, 284 Franklin Street, 11 now in lu aeeond season sarvlng tha Buffalo community. This aervlca provide• the City willl playa 11\at are not only good, but oro 1110 innovative: playa wh1ch aeek to exptOfl the range of tnoattloal 011. r1. E. Thallro providu us whh e gllmpoo oltho living theatre in the modern world: what Ia being written these dayo; where tho tnroatro and the playwtlghtt are and where tnoy oro going; where they are taldng us- tho audl~e. By atudylng present theatre, we 111 eHorded a peek into its future. ....._ i... phlinonl*roci ~ t So I'Otrelo thlo man who hM -vect from the oon"-> end tter1od hie own theatro. I thlnlt much of hia .....,... io duo 10 hia lving In Buffolo end not _.... i other nonhem city. lluffolonlena have begun 10 feel a fOOI>Onlibllity IO< tnlklng ....... city ben«; the idea hOI """ lm!Untod end tilinG• - beginning to lprout. 8ueinoua ore fonding their way bock to Buffalo; the city 11 lnvoating In a ropld tranlit avatern to m.U ita cftizm«o mobile. Buffalo It b<owlng and ita people oro 1><01>orod to pitch in end keep It btowing. lntotheoctlon It Ia Gory Fllher'a unc:omprotnlsing production atondordo and theOfotlcal view of Ills theetro aJ o whole thll mokoo B. E. Theatre ~~JCC~Uiulln offering • unlque kind of theatre to the Buffalo atN. Belidea ottalght.ptoya, onecharacter pleyt, end evoning1 of poetry. B.E. Theatto even offoro • cour10 In lmprovlutlon, taught 01 thellleatro. Thocourw begint November 1, cotta only •30, , _ o n Saturcleys from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., end io thereiOft eccoaoablo to much of lila BuHalo community. Judging from Mr. Fleher's line di<eeting tolonto. the courao is II•·- lleglnnloog to """"" Ga-y Fllher. the compeny' o en•otte director and otego dllectOf IOf lhll ......,.,., ployo. hOI lllrtuely croltod ti'Ot theatre on his own. That in Itself Ia really astonlll>ing. belldet the fact thet he i holds • 1\M-tlme taec:Nr1g poeltlon end hOI received • of VII no ......-y !Of hia effom. 8oginnlng • lhNirt 01\VWt\ere II .tfficuh. but beginning a lheelro In en ~· city II a certainly - -· IJI!bldty--- 010 ~et B.E. Thutte f« UB reprONOU no lnolgnibnt traction of tho Buffelo popUietlon, eo any thoette · exploring~ l n t - end of the comm..nty certainly moono ua too. IIdia, end 11 you have., lnteroatln pcomoting the oowel. . . . lly.,..~togM art of lhNire you llhould ooe1t lhoto into tho action. Wet~• find • pcoduction io quito • tlvil, .but if.,..., people ovt. T olio lila CC>UrM otllllld; have eny Int.- In_...,.,... tho thrill tucitjon lor their pcoductionl; ~ of being - I n ...,., B.E. n-.. it pleywrighto llhould . . - tholr peyo. • If~ II not vow tiling, thoro the.....,. to bo. Artistically speaki~g. t.., • • Oliln ! M y - ~A't rtiw 1oc11t1pn pua thorn " on! grM lo." CEPAii ned tD tw 9tudio ~end- t h e - f . - ttw c.-n;..w.ltla~lrt­ ....:11-- C l • I for N ... ' II. . ~ 866-2717 far Mthe< ...,.,_.,.end ...... Spoil ; --"'*"' Ma.....,. Dllti"K S. .CUUS lVllltY WlliOIIGttTI Ia tfoc Ya..._ Wuter c.....,. atMMa6T,..a.tl 634:4404 �---- -- ConfL Theaftt - - - - - - - -- - byEIMnl• ". . • And • tNtw d•r will dllwn. lor thou who 1tend long. • • •• - -, Robert Plant G ood times, bad times, they' ve had more than their share but the latest twist of fate for Led Zepfl'!lin may prove to be its last. Newo of the death or John " Bonxo" 8onMm - tl1e gtO<lP'I otelwon rhythm ITI8n- flll..-.d .croulhii'Atlantlc on ~ember 26th. The Imminent ohoclt ~a flood of roCIIo dedlcatlono, Zap ~-hotn.• mlnl·sats and the uoue1 IIOII·mortem rock otw..-noriels. Bin the tragedy to many waa ~ad by en odd, c:reeplng ~.- Bonham'• death eomaiuot wealto be~o the beginning of the t.nd'o Ameriean tour- ~lrot In nearly two veora. The tour'a Indefinite poot.,.,._t aummonad fhouGhtt of tho «tnnle ..,ti ina English cutMI that l)aw beeomt lntlftwlnod with w- ' 0 ~oi)IMIIn~. The hlotory of lad~..,_ tome 11 yews. The bond waa fonnod when 1M popular Britlllh bond, The Y•dblrda, bro«t up, leaYing lead gultMiat Jlrrvny Page to -eh few a new m usicol concept and gtoup. Old lt\ldio friend and bnsist. John PIUI Jontt, wu the tlrot to be recruited. folowad b¥ bluao " " - Robert f'llnt. Bonham. the mot! reluctont tO join, WH r_.,._ad by Plant. Few thl rom oix v..,. of their uiet.,.. l\ll88· 18741 loci z _ . . poundad out six ehon· ~. mllon~ alliuo>l. lollowltlg each ext.....,. with England, Europe and the United Sr.taotoon. Although fnglend waa their ne11ve countrY. tht ~ -lVI hod a fMIIII for perf"'"*'u In front of Amerlc:an . . . . _ tMy dec:ldad 10 In'-· -their~ on Unit«! Sutat ,.,., " - mtldng It In the a... ~- At IN clrNctle doaa of~~ 1871 Amerlc:an tour It the ....... c:o.eun.. Robert ,..........__, " lbrf' d-bllew bow ,ood h WM beck hcwne In lrbin, thoy'd ........ wh8l hiiPI*Iod ....... IDr'lllfrt... • �1sed 8nd Dazed· !r:math of the American-tour jinx me concert wllic:n vou c.n Pldt up on tend to mob you roaaloneto tl>om. mrOUQII.,.. _.., much mace 6dAmant. . . wherees et en Englieh COOOM II goao on tile woy It llafU 0(1. The ....U.u•••am buldt:. evt it'a etweva nnMect trwide tf\11 composure.u t-towovet, LAd ll()pelk'l'• tove affair with America dill nol _ . , . ; wllhoul o Nteh. In Augus-t 19'75, o vaeetlonlng P!ont end hia wife w&re involved tn e NYe,. car accidef1t ttt.t netrly cnppiod tile ofr>gef - ce.-.d ltlo cance!lotlon of ""'_..t.,.., 1ft•- v-. t t stJ'UQV1e oymptOITWitlc; of a bizOffo end .,..... agolnn oomo intangible force 0< opec:ter. u!:'~~e _., ~n'o 13th trip to tile Fa< tho naxl yoer end o hill mere wore no c oneena 0< toura. While Plllrlt woalumino 14 move without hie ~. me bend rolnud iu seventh efbtA'n. ~. Toworclt me end 0( 1978, ll'l'ld rumora of a ZOC>·Ol>lk. tiMt moille end IICCOft\P•rwlnv aoundlracl< lP This Sot>g ~1M w ... · C•hlca , f1111 end """" the bM>d membon tess thon ple....s with the outcome. " lt'o not o ""''" fn." Ptoge Mmitted. But he •tved .t>ovt u.. bend' a ,.., tour. " ~ oplc Ia golnv to s.m. w.,. hoppan. muoiceiiV'envw•v. Th1rt'1 whet 1!MI. TN.s- next tOt.a"• • •yOllll . .:• E.ltly 1977 10\.NI • Led ZeppeCln tOU< of ~~-on tiMt alnce Plent'o eccidem . A !lri!im tour lot II it en altllfl/IOultltl to follow, Thlt wOIJid be tiMt forsJ ..... the boncllwld ~ upon • tour Wllhoul 1 new tlbum «rom wl1ich to drew mate~el . So with o ponilllly~l- teed olngor, lrva montJw 0( hotl4~. oongo !hot would be lhl · M1d 1. 338,728 licUI""""*m 29 citieo twlth QpOCtttione 81 grMI 81 ~ 11umbera1, Led Zeppelin und•rtook mlsaion lmposoJble. .....,.,_.,_lint w.,. w•- "'"'olnino Apt f ...... On April 1 , 187 7 Led l_.,rin m....od 10 Americoo M1d thl todt wcwld with on otnflipoc..thst oven tiMt bM1d lllor'l'lll4n had not .,tidplrted. From tho beginning 0( their 3-hour ... tighl II) thlir of "Whale I.<KU Love" and -"~ ·~· Aal, .. crowdo evwywt.w. them ec:etlrtlcelty. Beat of ... ""-nt wot • mobile • ---......, -v Hie v-.. ..-.,eel ""'"'**"ed r.wu:· Clome<! 1n ......,.. cl<ol>le'tO of dancltlg 1...,. ones ctol<m.la4 offeao, Pl8nt end Poge-both oc:Cutt t t~natico-w.,.. Ike_,.......,., thO.._ maglcafty •vnclvonlllng .,q....,l *'<io f'hVttwn•. But the c:our wu noc wfthout tt• _.;to trial•; the bend oncountonad more problema and mysteries than on eny previous outlr>g. first there WH the pootpOnomem of the tOU< jult doyo afte< h heel been ennounc;ed w1>et1 Plont c:ontnocled tonallitla. IZOC>palin' e equipment hod lllready been shipped OYOrHOI, OUVII>Q them withoul their oeow lor four weet<..) tiMt unfirllthed concen ., ~ Page become 1ft aher only on hOUr on rtege. The docta<o diognooed the rnetodv u IOOd poiaonlr>g. n- .,.,. Wt.nthelevoo-. Trouble contlnued 01 a mlni·riot broke out In Tampa. Florida- h began r~ in the-· l!tllod!um -al.od ZOf>IM!'n WtoSpo<forming AltllfjUII 20 m1nutes of musle. tho orO<lP Wll fcwced 10 ...... mo atage 101 fNr of tiOCtrocutlon. Plem told the audie<lce they would return w/iin thl f8m OIQilPed, but dll!l<utttled , _ broke thl borricadu, lnfurlr>g 35 young people end "" pollcemen. locel outhoritioo prov0<1ted Zeppelin f rom returning for the relrt dote, cltliP<1o the bend'• doolro to I\Mi1l oommit"*''· On-atego/off·lllll!" mllllopa lollowod the fo..r like a myatorlo\4 pi~. In toto July, )list afltlf t!Wd leo of me tour began, .,....,.., John Bonham, mWI•ger Peter Greru, seturity man John !lindon and llichard Cole ware for 811aci<lng lidos of promoter !lin Grahom. All fouo ,.....,_on bill a her charges of . . . - wore brought ogainet them along wrth Grohom' • vow never to bOo~ the bend again. But the tour' a fr~t4 lltOict of doO<n befell tho QIOUP on JtAy 26 when thl newo arrrvecl thM Robeo ~nt't fllr•voor·okl eon. K•ae. heel died trom a v~ruo lnfecton. ZeppeUn cencoilod tllo .....,o~n~ng oevon tilt.. of their tOOl The yoot P8IOod without enolher noll of muolc ltom ,,. bend. Jimmy Poge hotad talk obovt me bend's ~ brHk•up M1(l found 1M gololp '<:onctmino Led~ ··,......_ portiwlorty cM!aateful end dlet\ktllng: hi ~ mo<o -!ltitiooo than ''* me '"""eel w.,. No ......... ma ....... ...._ ,__move. - .. n-. w•., - WIIIIMCII ~. ol!hoU8h ho c:ouleln't fo111et !hot tnt n19M: "Tho firwl alo in O!Oilet, To- I.,,.. petrlfled, • . fOf thl ,0 minuta Mfcn I walked up on et-., • · con~ ,_ "'" cold with Tho mulllhNhhow -oeehed perloctlon, · In 1878, Led Z--'!n wu "'"'"'thin.,.., llltling of linelltv In me _,...,.volt!, Howwvw. In the...,_ of 1979 M ll!e Knebworth Fwl\rlllln Engllnd, thouNnda of f - ~ tt.e 1wo1ten ......,. With tiMt ......, of z.p. ~IIV lovl4* Ng!l on both aides 0( lhl ~ • tiMt bend lnCroduced - o f f Ita Just..._ LP, In TbtOII(IIr 1M 0... Dot.~ .. ~-Led~-- . . . .. T-.-.-.-.-. ......... wOI.IId ttw bM1d rlrturn to Atnoric4o1 Pl8nt hedged • rwr>ll'fno, " On the- , _, rn. _ . .. otartlno (whit:ll . . "" wid '"" ,. heted !O mioe), but on me other hend Atnoric4o is not bll bloloro ruly that fer ewey.,." Yet II* vo• ortiYed witt> t1wt _ . ; , atil .....Wifed. lkll US f*M grtiW '-lui .. Led Zeppelin opont t1Mt ,....,. touring EllrOC>e. """""'lng tl1eit LJ>, end f)<twlng they . . . . . . otronu end do.nblt eo muaic. Tho only minor problem on this EUI'- tOUf heel-. rn. cancellation of • ollow in Nt.nmburg. GerrMny to John Bonham'o p/>ytlcl4 ""'-tion. Ottwwiae, U... w• • t~ 0( "'* t.,._ ~witl\lnrt..group. The toto~ oew tiMt *YlOunt:oment ol tht boncl't return to the StlrtOa. One could just Robert l'l8nt ...hlng, spiNn--wind style, end dt!lng " - l<ermlc lon::ee to atop No group from completing ... Amorlcen U)Ur. .....__"'" ...__.John 8enhlm~• .,.. deeth of 8lpOCioolly In d.. Un;t.., s·-~-·-end .....-wondorinQ wLed~ !Nvht""' torminlrtt ito oldolt.- - I I V t o - the - o d d l11e. ~ diehonlt- uy tltlio il tiMt -.me~- JfNo tallowtng m. bM1d -Of ,..._,t, alnco1976heo11Ndtib- ...... The rtrl'8ining - memblto ,..,.. - no C<lmn*lt concerning • ponible 10 opoc;uiotion ...... higll. One poaiblt ~ il Bed Comp~~ny'o '*"""-• Simon KirU, who ,...,.In 1 -with Zed thlo pat Munlct> on a 4..,.. clrur'ft of ' 'Rock 'n* Rol..'' tronicaly .,.,.,.,., this '-*' juat deya lifter 8onham had "•lion once e(llllo ~ from pltyaical aJihoulliotl. 10--.. . . It's ,...V notluch on aut._,.~ 11 me rt tTWY'tMn\two bonds hew_., jomnllne t.ogtotM olnce 1974 Led ~ ......, Bed Company Soot~! Iebel. P-once flow to thl UMect sc.t• Juot to c.tch thl llnel wee~< 0( Bed eo.nc-,.y•a tour _ '""" with them 011 _ , - John p..; JQo,. M1d Robert e.nt hiiYo c I c illy pleyotl wlth tiMt group -Zed dioco-ed end ..nlngly odoptod, 11'1 only M4IIIOIIIIcn right now • 10 Led Z4oppl4k> ... get off thO gro<hl again. But U... Ill • P<Ofoutl<f cladlcMion to ......0: In - - . . M1d .. . _ _ llbllty to endure a n d . - -. "If I/IIOUid /1ft • criin/n.l ect to ~ .., this t.rtJ. •. w.•.. ,..,..- _ beck. N Jlmny ,._,April ,.77 ., ~­ �We don't i<now why Collier decides to attempt ,...__ - - - - - - - - byO.W.O'Connor time trevel. He cto.an't seem to be terribly \ urth.wv In his pr....,t lifo. HI' • heving a little ,.,_. .,. people who do not tiQ romentie films, trouble with his ploy ond ho'ojust broken witb hla ~who dOn't ru fom•v fllma end !here ere girlfriend, but if that waa mot1valion auff1ciant to people who don't tika thller. C...'t otand them. 1 ttovel through till'lo tllen we'd al be ttying ~ ot like tOmlnllc Rmo. And I lloo fontoay lilmo. But I one time"' onothlf. We con only guNO thltt ho cldn't like c::tvlotopbo< - . · . Some-. In TI\USt t>ove got obtoued somewharo tlong the not - . . . . it io o fontuy ond not because It Ia o romenc. but because It lan't vary good. lt'a way with all that l torlng but t~chareclar """"" too balanced. too reaSONblt, hMfthy. He not ewful, you undentnd. It's just not very good haan't gotlho - l i v e kind f -Oiity. HI I t _ , . Jeonnot Szwarc (rooponslble, It leut 1\un' t got thet dark side. dlroctetony, for Jews 2 wonted to meke o " litt16. old·fuhloned" romantic fHm lnd the production Thor_,.,., Int.,... company wonted him to do o scl· fi thinv end 10 they kind of cornpromlaed with the . . - being Not only doun' t Collier have o dark - · ho doesn't avon appear ~~rloue aide. H e Some-. itt r""''· They got hold of a boot< by glvu tho dedalon to go back In ttma tho same RlchMd M~ttheoon entitled Bid nmo Return. It' a considerltlon he glvu to lllecting a toil to woor. about a young men. Richard Collie<, who, dylne, " Dojmed mract~on," he _,..ito ooy, f... "' . . with the protralt of a famous deed " mink I'll go back to 1910 end poy her a visit ." • ac:tJHI, name of Elise McKanna. ond trovell back Just like thet. And no·dooo. He llevall back In in time to meet her. Director Szwero. in en effort time to 1910'. to milk• the ltOfY more purely romantic, reltOfes the C4lier charoctar to hM health and tol<u the When he ftnOIIy tho end lo~ely J!ulling right out of him. Instead of boring mora Elisa McKenna. played by tho young ond lovoly romantic, the cheracter Ia emptY In the middle. - J - Seymour (of tollvlolono " Coptaln lnd tho We forll . . . Coll[lr. pleyed by Christopher Kings" end "Sewnth Avonua"l tho picture /~/ - .. as e voung pleywright. The lmprove1. " Ia it •oul," oho Nits. " Yeo:· he opening """"' 11 the night of hlo premiere. An old answer& and it• tht .. Oid·fllhkHled" romance, women. who hu been watching tho play, · every glrl'o drum come truo. Hol<oy but oHtc1lve. ~ Collier. p r - o gold pocket wotch "' Too bad It tool< oo long '"' Colliel end tho film to hio hand lnd whl_. to him "eome becl< to,.:· got thoro end 100 bed WI dOn't know why ho'l Dlooolvo to eecond ~ eight YIOrl later. Now thoro. At any rote, lla II thoro and the lovMo ho' o o oucc.t~oful plrjWtlgtrt who'o blocl<ed. At ~ one b411ofu4 dey end night together Ia le- I tNnk he' o blocl<ed. Ho ~~-out of hio Hglttod- end "...,_ cunoin. a~ of window for a moment, peen a bft, throw• down -.rcrer. they link to the ohlela and tho condla hie pen, grobo hie 1-ckot, and stotml out the door. goes outl then lhoy',. oeporoted, thora'o • pooalng hio !"Whore oto you going7 What rNOWtlon and tho endl. • about the p(ay1 U.. 111 people wli1lr1g fOt the I wlott I could ooy lhel tho Coller char..,_., p(ay."l on tho woy to IU eat. HI dolen't know tacit of dev~ II aQ thot Ia wrong with thla wtiero ho'1 going, (I don'l know whlfo I'm golngl pk:Wfo but - · · • moro. Clvlltopher Aeevw Ia not but ho thtrl faot In hla convertible with hi1 ootho r""*"'<:lnt-. (Whot7 Not holr ~w.,g In tho wind. HI loolca deoporoto but belitovw1t11 lhlt thooe tho! bodv71 -dOn't know why. l i l t - ho' o blocl<ed7 Ia No. Ho'e 100 Clemned e8rneot. And hio toil doean't ho ~7 looking lor kldte7 Or whot7 A dying flt. Tho ponll 111 too tlQht end it'a ten Yllll out Collier driving deeporlt.ry we accept oaoily but a of data. I mean ho'o clelblr'et.rv p4ayed a o goofy hMithy, delpwwte Coller more chlfocter. Ia thla tho new Arnerlcen m• romantic deYelopmeotl than It ;eto hloro. loed7 Ha 0000 lfound telltlng IO hlmMif., Hl trlpo nr... m-• young ..,t -v- n..tdatriLIIdto • Cd8er-- _.the~ Hotel.- up. 1>u11e 1n ~-· With ..,. dml to kll blforo ~. ho wtiiidertt Into tho "Hell of Hiotory"•ln tho lobby end ......, pomalt of 1 bleullful "!0"*1· No. He doewt't- tho portnit. HI tumo tpward It olow!\1 II tho muok: I~ to riM end lhon hio oyeo meet hor oyao loo to _.kl. HI •- d tho pontelt atop by otop end than tho _ . c:ubl to tho portrait end lhon becl< IO Collltr, olowfr III'PfOic:hlng, out 10 ~. C\11 to •, Coller. MUIIc up f"', fie ~ a little. He lovH hor lneuntly, ho'o rnecllllout hlor. he c.n't - · '*l't lleop. Ho 8\8fW out tho wlnclowo. HI rune becl< to looil • tho ptct,... Men airing out of • wtncloWL a.ck \0 loci< It tho pictl.wt. !11W Coller- It tho picture. ~ out tho window. Wlwt ho goeo to tho ~to do , t-a. on tho ectNU, we're ..rllvld. AnjiiY ho'o dolne ~ bMiclos m(tng. AI tho lbrory, ho ............ tho 8Ciroet In tho~ lo t h e - - - who- him tho fOld wltc:h 1n tho fnl _,., Sht'e deed now, died tho .night t1>e IJIV8 lilln the witch. Coller wilh d m l -. - - t h e , _ w h o - _ ... order t o 1- I t 'a done, .-..1 ciM:Idel to trv to 1>ec1< 1n ) 1lml tcuz-t the - r-.J --boob-.. . tr..a-. e - mm r-. ovee. over thinva: And ho can't dol)ct. HI kind of bobl up end down 1n ~ Wol, I dOn' t know_,. you giN. but tho men of my d<tomo can donc:l. Now, If tho lemele romantic leed w•• Juot u oily . . the malo It mlgt>t bllntereotlng but s.,.-r e Sloe McltOMO lo tho oonventionll leading ledy. Stte' o owMt.• ooft-spol<en, ledyiko even when the llghto Into hor menegor for dogging hor hoelo. "llhel not toter.llouc:h beltaVio<. • • •• you kQOW. thot kind of thing. It'. oo If lAdy G..__ Will to got on with the oourt IntO<. Tho knight In ohlnlng 11m0r rldeo up and dooo a prltfol It tho felt of hla ledy love. Haw. How. Attyw..,, you got tho I)Oirtt, When Collier ond McKanna .,. lllpltoted tho moolle gioll good -ln. ,,•• malodremotie It tho end end It' a not ¥trY '-fulliut 81 leootlt'o tn1e to tho g~~~n~-romentlc fontaoy. Whore lhla lim 11 romantic onCI fomaotle It' a not holt bad. If wo hed tom1 modvltlon l Ot tho chlor8CI1< of Coller If Rwve hocln't played him ao ouc:h o ..., folow end If the film Mdn't tried in plecea to roecll for I oomie effect ~1'1 o portly ICtlftt who romlnded ma of Mloo Plegy end Ollld tNnga lilt• "mon choria, W I , _ eeoin" end blew ..... "~a. Mwo"l II could hove a lowly little romance. But It' a not very good. It' I • ohaml, J'MIIy. II£SSIVADOHS JI£QUESTEO FJUOAY A SAnJRDAY 3151 BROADWAY AT UNJON 683·6545 �©prodigal sun ·! ''As i'l the crcus, he s Btl being viewed ~ tor hs grotesque disflgtrements, but tine i'l a more clllized atmosphere, 1 where viewers control thei' f ·'It 5 a rentorcement ot our own ·normaity' that we too frequently take i for granted whdl makes us want to Yew the grotesque end the bizarre .... " emotions." 5 ~ :;. $ Wllot is it In humen nature "'•t -lla OUt cwiOSity whenever we how of • flllow human btlng Who h .. lived with on uueme mental"' C>hyaicolpwlllyJII1 Psychopatllic ki!lo'" ond p0op1o with g<ottc:Mfigurement are oheo mUCh matt lt\tlfettinQ to u. then tomeof\e whO 11 ex.ceeKion_. tn 1~ OQ~t d~tection . aay a femou• ~ntetlec1ua1 or • gre11 beeuty It i.s a reinfOC'cement of our own t~normeltty '' th.tt we too lrequ/111tly taka lor Qtonted which mok.. uo wont to vktw the grote-sque and the bazur. end 1\ the ume time "'Ink to ouraelvet. "Thank God I'm not like II>M " As I loft tho Ho8doy Clnemo lut Wednesday night alter viewing tNI 11m The EJep/IIN>r M1111, I hoard • woman remar~ to her friend, "just be gl•d vour chl1drttn ere normal:' I do not tllfnk thll •ttllment opltomlzoo o.,ctly tho sentiment director David Lvnch lot Er..ortt#J/JII Iomel hod in mind when filmlr>g Tho S.phlfnr MM, but It dou '""oleo oome thought. Whot ho did hovo In mind Wit to create • vorv lntrlgulng ond movlng film about 1 men oo hidoouoly dolormed that l>e lo conclomnod to • Hfo •• o tre~ in a circus skJelhow undef the oseudonym The Elephant Man, becaun of hlo onlo<Qed mllllopon hood and o distoncled frontol bono wlllc:h olmoot L"loeol ono oyo and givh o trunkliko ·~ Dilflgond ...... Although The Boph8nt Mon'o conflgurltlon horrllloo aM who"'""" holm. Tl>e El.,..!ll Mlfl •• not 1 hO<roo llm . tt Is • uue • t orv. based on tho IHo of Jolin Memo~ ON! 11 ~tlv ofoyed by JaM ~u" !Whose you may ov•• recogN.te as cal.gula' a trom t,t ''I O.UOtus•· ..,,., M«nc>; lived on London during tho Iota I !hh centurv end SUffefe!d fTom • a1tV .ncvreb'e d\i•HI e.-d r-.eU!'ofibfometo5ts Thia: ciseaN e8Uied htS M"Wert oeformfUe5 trom ne~ to 1oe Tho Elephon1 Mon'a ~to tol<os a t um from thot of o c.-cua an""al to • more ervila:ed humet\ exlnM~Ce When r - oomontoe young men, t~.,........,. booy of o ..-atw. Dr. T,.... . ura- this"""'-""' ond lila beot to ....~. tho rHt ol o«oe~y ..-ar.nc~ . Tro•oala ~ul "' gllnir>g Jolin' s ontronco onto but '*"-not wi"' tho . . -..ending he hod hoped. John Merrlc:k' o riso to lorno in l.ondoo oociety os morkod by 1 vfttt hom Mra. K..,.,. lAm Bancroltl. sn. Ia • pro<nloent l.ondoo otego IICittu end OOC>IIito, who Ia genuinely moved by t1>e ElopMnt Men' a atory. Wl>erevt< tho Atoont otego nor _ . . Oti>erl tn ..,. to follow, and"""" tho Elephont Man lloc:omo& o led within tho oodol world A• In t1>e cl<euo. 1>e io atill beor>g vlowOd Ia< his g r o t - dlofog~Jt-tl, but this time in a mO<o covolltod otmotoe>hOro wharo comtol their emotiona Some of th&lmoat t enifying act~ntta in tM ftilrq occur w hon tho Niglit Portot o f tl>e london Ha.pitel cl>argoa odmlulon t o miclnight lhowlngo of Tho Elephfnt Mon. Tho locol townl.. got o•orfy o.citod ond .,...,. Into J C>hn'• room to pAinh~ly humlhato him. Wl>en this hopperted. 1 lump oppeO<ed In my throat mo!Ung me reallte that I hed fell~ 1n tove with thl• Mftlitive man. Hl1 hypnotizing volc:o """""' to make hio <Uiogunniona -IV. •Miw•• diHI)pOO(. There lfl --- - two very lntrtQUtng u.pec:u eboUt the nm The EMp/>Mf MM. One Ia !hot tho Him Ia produced, l>e i& discovered by Dr. . , . __,-re'(OS. Tooveo !Anthony Hop4dns). dnpite otmc from !lis colleogueo, onongoa 101 him to ltoy 01 tho london Hoopital ofl or l>e h11 been uverety beet en by his ""owner:· Bytes tF.-oo _,_,,. At tho hospital, nurses ru~ scr""'""'o from his ot tho o;;ht ol 1\im. Up to t11<s a<Mnt In tile lim. 'lhe El&phont Mon'a lliugo r~n' • mystery. I sat wrilhng in my ch•ir for 45 monutea until Ills d o l . . - - • fioolty tlioc:loMd to thO .~ . When hia futures are tAtimately uncoWfOC. it •• a slow end gentle ptOCeU. 01 lo tho~ betwoon Dr. T r - ll'd JaM Meorick. The 0111y ..,_. betwM<> ond TIWOI ate VflfY toudtklQ. The Elophont Mon im.o on inl...,, feolirtQ.. . _ M-"*:'"'""' wrinon, end directed by very y~ - e l y unknown poopll Tho ocr-play 1o by OWII!opl>e< DeVore and Eric e.ogon oJono whh Dl'llid Lynch, and prodUCed by Jollnotl>en Songer. Ill of whom .,a undeo JS Y•"'" ot ego. h woo tho gonous of Met - . Who deci<lod to tiki on thos ...._.rno crow to produce end direct "''" • ke Anlllony Hoplun$, John Hurt. end Anno Blrlcfolt. Another im.woatil>g _ , of The ~r M/111 to tl>e kind of blunOd, foali<ed end wl1ito lifmor>g toctnQuo O..octO< of """"ogAIPhy Noddle Frondt, who won on for hrl pt•<>toO""'"Y of tho 0 ~. ~wronce- Sonoo- ~- _ . , . ~in molting"" fllm - - - . y ult It -~~one~. o- sudden imp ulses 0o1ego B ;a P<oud to PfMRI Leu<enco Trott, • oolo J)fccolm end n.m.t Wltl1 tho Butfllo Phllh""""""' Trott will Ill perlOJmine ot Wadnesclay, Ocoober 28, B p m. at tl>e Kotn.rin<t Cornd ThNtro. C.l Colltogo B 01 836·2137 f~ '":"'": dOiallo. Peter Men11eiton end Monoy Fried wol reed for tl>e Niagoro -Ene Writwo Benellt October 30, Thu<Wdoy, ot 8 p.m. ot St • .Jc>t>n' o E!>facol>ll Ch..ch, 51 C<llonlll Clrole. Tl>e rood!ng will be lollowod by a roceptlon. Contoct lool'le Halo ot 884-4094 for lurthar Information. Tho .moll of bumir>g loothor ond greaoe w111 ~ In tho oir •• PIU'f II Entorpri..., pr...,nt o elK hitmak011 from tho crulaln' era- Tl>e Platt.,.. Tho Coa11ers. Freddie Connon, The Regontl. Tho Cryatolt end tt>a' Bolmonll-tommO<ow ~ 8 P·"'· In Shoo'• II<Jflelo. ... Artie -rrourn ond Pel Algof brir>g their ""'" •~ acoustic muoir; to t!lo S<juh Hollllothol<onar tomorrow at 8 : 30 p.m . The Woodotocl<baHd duo ploy o wide verietY of •ono• from louv gukao to contompO<-.ry 1>01' songs. lleketo ••• •1 .50 tor Studlnto ond $2.00 lor non-atuclonl l lor thia oocond pruontollon o! tllo UUAB C o l t - Committoo. ~oft.r-.., prount lrMO ' 78, • multl·medlo po<oro.m.nc. luturing I)Oetry, muole, Genco end origlnal films of Tol>eron, tOr>i9ht ot 8 :30 end II :30 p.m In tl>e, Ke!Nf!"' ComeMnt.eto< In Che B01a it wee .Jefferaon Airplane, Frer>Ch violin1111 Joan Luc: Ponty bnogllllo cono...,.to '""""' bar>c1 to Kloinhons Music Hal"" Thut,.,_y, Oct- 23. PontY Ia In . _ . ol hltleteat Atlllntlc LP Civli1«1 fvfl. tSc:Mcluled _,.., guitari&t Lony Carlton. hoi cenoellod; no _ _ , . . , . \ hoi _., modo u to hio repfoc-t.l now bring In t h e SQ•a with Is it IIlii Tuna taotu good, or,.,.. Ho Wevo fTom NYCNY I Forrn.r Jell.,.., AU~>~one ll'd Hot Tuna bassist J~ Caoody leod• his qun; punk bond SVT into tho Allmo<o lb>m on Wodnudoy. October 22nd, at B p m . in the 7~e it w ea Hot Tuna, ..Jack Caaadv.'a _.,...,... __SVT The Detour.. Wedneadey, Oqt:ober Rli!, 1980 8:00 P.M. In the Fillmore Room ---. . . . . . . l"tD baC*tee or~ �Ul!ee • ..-... l n t - In the l'lllp-laMbut~G.I. Though......_, bhl to Hewn•• cuteneaa, Thombuah (or Thomr(, IMdar of IN Thomblrda, ""-bend of Thommom end ma~~ar ol Tllomdool off.,. G.l. Judy o ~to join No ollto COfl>l ol ~·· Dur!<le the llnol tl1olo-15.000 ' - obo¥e the ...V.-H.- eNd<¥'* out, I"Whot " - " I I I tum ova<? I cen vomit In mld.W"I, gMr>g Thorny ll1e ~\.l'llty to mo~o No oc1v- on her. 1'hroatening to oxpooo him u o ~ Prlvoto ~ IIIII ralocallon onlarw lor Pwis, wht<e lho '*' be , _ the French gynecologist the lei In lo¥e will\ while In boot camp. From llaro, IN plot ol ll1e film chongoo dt~y ond llmoot totally ...._..,. .. pm!louo - - · Prlvoto ller1jomln _ , . , - o film aboUt • Wom8rl enliot~ In the armed but IN rTIIti.Ation of Goldie Hown. 'lhe tone dlonQea from light tor-. humor to - - oeriouo -•arv IN mon-woln.n rllotlonthipa. 'lhe on ototuo of lougltt _ , . low one! lor botwoon In Judy' • QUill to " find harollf." ,... o dramatic offering, Private ~iooo...,aketclll.ltis probebly ootdng a bit too much from en IIUdience to awitch from • Ill!>'~ comedy to • " heovy" end poor drama in mldstraMTL Private IJoniamln tries to be two movlu for tlla price of ooo. but It io otUI no borgaln. EVERY MONDAY IS FOOTBALL WIDOWS NIGHT - ALL LADIES $1 .50 the film. Oirectot JoHpll Sergent. who dHctod ~ truc:bt movie, ""'" 1./ghtnlnfl, lo • ,_.,or IN gam. Once you 'hove clrectod'. llwt Rooynoldo ~ ..,.,. of II you wo otllfYine lor on llonoot~ truebr _...., end you ... o6clt. of llwt ------- - ' • I rt • ~ I,_, -r. w .=-• --... <,,,I H • -· r" ... Admittedly, the ..-tying f ..... ,..,..... _.--r. ~ .:._~.'A Aeynolcll. ....... Coeot ttl Cout ~ b.'"'* looking "-.Ol-e' T H -n - otrlko percopdvo viewer .. 8rl'f being • bit trtt.. Alta< ol, ...,_ ~~eye you 1 W« . . . . 'tWO l'tl1lnger1l mMt lind ... one! fol In ~~~----------------------~W.--~rJ--~~~~~~~ toend~~-~.~ oc~vent loye? movlo,lt'ool~ flobort .... ,,_,..., "ear.n."n ptotren the • ldipeoiCiont ~- who drivel on unpaid for 18-~. Up to. hlo VO<>-knoW•Wilot in dob1,11r lloo to steel tho TV one! vocwm . ciNnar from lllo. u·wot.. 1'lvouQilout IN film, he ioo putouod by . . ._ . 8il ' However, IN ro1m doel llovo l..udUnv. who k-IIC>Ill>inQ up • oomo well known coot mombaro out of nowharl end lllfl mote to " - ' lt. Oyon , PORIKbod by IN mlnuta a. Blob ond Connon eontlnue to elude ootebllallod In ·dovo · ......, rolet fiVer ~ tho him. of Bob ond CMol ond Ttld ond Allco. In IN lim the poruoyo o MU<Ot lc, typical cluml> from o ""'*'" c - .... �©prodigal sun ! l J i ::; f grooves and frenzies Ktllh JatTett,Nuds Ants lECM) I wu aufi.Ong. I Witt reallY &lck. If 1 he11d enoll>et piano, I'd cerulnly go beMii<. It oM otened with TIHJ Moumlng of A Srar (ABC lmpujM). Thtl 1o an • - •. I had ontoVOCI Hancodt and COtta. but I was looldng tO< a piano playt< clo- to the O<lge, H vou know wntt I mearr.Binh lABC lmpul..l lotlowtd, wt.ett11111 mv 1110etltt lllo.e e broth' I hafty aroma. Fiarororiof) Ruin wonul div~td my nung., lil<a lht . ,... of bumtto.ut. ExJ>«r111~ fCBSL I)(OVOCI but. befO<a I rttll.ted what was "->>ng I Witt tt>e one t>eor~g s.-rtel\owed. h was It lf'lia point IIIII ~tith Janen IMIQtn to dlwegard tht aim!Mt economic rolattonahtp ot IUPPIY and demeod. I lil.r'IOW we' re 1"101 toUdnQ about economies horo, but tht ..,... tllmplt rule oltlvnb eon tDOiy to moct '"'ll<'fthing, from -0<1"""*'1\edJ arron hoel '""""""' to ..x. Just (we r~ '"""" • J>lerNtiO< tht 1 - 1. t.e (lfviiiQ ua roo nwc1t to think oo many of ua dllftrt~tJollon. More ldontlty. Canolyno Mao, who l'l•v• 12-ttring •nd oloctric Ouit•r. 11 w.. •• P'-eno. it one of 1 handfi.il of fHI rock and toll women-not , u IIIli IIVI ond everyone Who t.eoro n.. knowe, " 1 c:hlck linger."' I ~#t went to bring it up, but thtt'o tt>e vNt of makes h« lnt•eoU'IQ. If IIIli - · mele tho' d Ill &n.ce Spfingtteon once 111 ' awhile I"Hold On1 ' end " Stey True" - Clarence Clemons, not Crltoln McConnick Clct, mlght tt well Ill llloying 11•1-ot.e'd Ill one of many. a... he< lntf'DV and ht< raw DUllY_......, m .... hlf 1 bit ttypjcaj in tt.e 1 fltld. ~" all ~<indo of PtDOit in htr monv , _ ,, but dottn't COllY 1111y0M. Tht beat oomperiaon It perf\apo with Mtrlhall ChaM>an, and thoogil Mas ,.,..., motchoo Chtpmll1'• wh, to have llmoll M much tty1e .r five yolrt younger ... Y«V good tlgn '"' Mea' future. Tht wO<Icl- m0<1 ~ Clttpmtn . _. """td bout I At ftrst they were Nke IWHt Uutl, Tho mt-"irtic tmOfiQ ut k~ otuffWle n dOwn untl ~ cite Sun S.. Cor>Ca'f l><ought o.n tt>e atomroc:h · Tht tcMMd uo , . _ to touch tht 11\ull tgaln. lt' a to habit Ienning «Met taolly aum>und - v M wfth It booc>lng whU. Chrllto,_, pounda o.n IO<no 111111 moving rhytltmt on tht elburn opllt<l<, "Chant of tt.e Soil." Jon uotd to be one ol tht llfMt liYtng nompleo ol tt>e U!tn-tttl1nlctt. , _ , _... European ....... dn.mrntr. Ht blows lhatlnttge ~..., " Now Dtnct" Ia g o o d - fOf tltlo IOilQI mey 01 mey not be a v.netlon on the theme reeO<dad by Janttt' t IOtmer aldemen, drummor Peul Mot~ on hit own ECM elburn entitled Mollen lnt.._.OCI rnoc1om dtnct fOrma fa< .........ling lN2 muolcitno. Unlike Motlen'o Won. Amrtt'o dt!Wtely ' - 1 o.nc.. ...,.fofdlncera,.,.,wtnttol'llfta. "Sunthlnt Song" - - Utln ftothet ott.n flncle Ill vir( Into _ . , - - ._ ~ _.,.jing _.... Iitty Gelo 8elllltrf on - · The IN~ "ONII" - l "Proceellonll" and 1M nypnotJc ..._ whk:ll 1NV ~ you Ill wllhout Oltlt. ~YIDicl thtet ~~~;:~~-:; '*"" _ _.....,.., l'plnaLtllldlw Nn.you~ -lt't . . . . . Davo, FrHdom of t::1ro1c.. (Warner Tivee trec:l<a - . ,, specjlll on.,..,.,, " SnoWbtM" ft t precisely Utc.ntd - Btoa.l electronic: piece Wo Tht lhilo entry Oevo't fit OflonQ' pitying , _ . , on tht oocial CUltural dtcty of America ~-•· do-evolution) It likely to both pleaae end dluj)polnt fono 01 .:::: ~ Ftetdomol ~ r--. tht depth which chlrectlll.ted thoir t - pmliola ......... O:Aiw ~Not Men} A ~-0..01 - Duty Now For 11wt Fun~~., proclueld by •udlo ~ Brion Eno teen It' I t fNnY'dlmonslonl oflun, with ("Go At.eed ond Cry Now") thtt tltYI thoro<lgNy !>tnd"'D· ,...,.,tic, sttrtOtyplcoily ftmlnlne lvric•. h yitlda l n - 1 -1-low.IICHidt type ltufl, .. In .. Amlltnlern": "It ... becaiWhtn I'm oil tlontlAnd I'd (live mv ' - t/OUt on 1lw pl>ont ..... ...,_, Mto can *<> wnt. ~ ..._ ... """" no. mld'lolot no.· •" pro!Miionll ..,....I ..._ .. In "Hold On" ' 'Sttv TNI": "I \IOIIf PNtt'f' bMie eyee/Thty aurt look ltd to me ••• little cllortn' .... . Role -..,!. Mal flllt tht ..-.urn """"' Forbtrt'o old-feahioned- Won/ If rol-""You Cannot You OD NcKPIIy" ...... ..., w ... out. n.w'a JaM altlt of "new weve" ot-.I'Mint In~· of the vocol atyto of " tle'l So <;poi," 1 ~ ,...._ .... w. ~ .. *"ito ~· . Isftet--- -.y J)Unt:l\/llw - . , 10 tet on • ..-n hunci>/ Nirvt to the and~ INtlt nightly tcthrtt""' In 1>«1 nigllt~ t.eve and too rt'IUdt 10 In Oevo" o flclit""- nignt - . cite I>OI>t<ono "know the lirniu •.,.._ thrt .._,flri Although- """'*"' tffon - 1>eve bien ..-v•- The " lunlcy" of Oevo. Is heard on the lrec:l<a ' 'Gift U Went." "It's Not Right,u " Ton 0' Luv/' &nCf " Co6d W•~·~ A P<AutinQ. oynthtsized t>eu PI<\ ond the...,._t, ~f;l(e ciNmmlng of Alan My.ro lend 1 ~ quafrty to the ....._ ...........\'. -.... plto......,_- dlff_. htldMt thina/With thtt cl!nQIAnd 1 t>eort tlll!t- with !he ICC\nCy of their Hold On lo largely • reection to !he tour Mil ond her band Big Hett wtre on fO< a llfll'l pen of 1979 <tffer tt>e,...... ol hlf flni~Ab~.on, CaroiYN MM. Slit dtplo<ea th oonluolon and lruotrttlon Inherent In • ~- promotlonal t.,..: "I ftt4 J;lw I've '-> prognmmad/0... of my o - tflolro" ond It!, "Running FtO<rl the H!Qh Ute." ctt.poh "I with I cxQd makt I quick getowey/ l'vo bien hoping to btdly/Thet ..........,. would eond me 1 dono." She Voclllatet, though, allowing htr truo love of performing ond tht rood: "I'd probebly go n<Jtt/ lf 1 thOUght thlrll juot couldn't olng ••• And the tttveGncl lt ll'tltlh' a tht beot wev to .. tht olgt!ta ... '"'*" ............, ........,... tht lntiOductO<V ...... to £JV or rMJio new1eaa1 reoeatad in notea. Util~lng perfect voco1 htrmonles. Mark Moth-btugh tela the ltd ttO<V ol • girl Who "loot control'' and l><oke hit htiart. ''Thtt'o Pep!" to.laot veer'• .. Blockhead" in thtt it detaibet e _ _ , to t>Orltct thtt ht or """ , . . . no '""'· Ac:cortline 10 Oevo, • - - .. _ .. ' 'Vigot , vim. ,..._""._......,.,..,_, 101n1 ~-wrinon tyrico. Until rtcer>tty, tbatlnonct wea tht only f.._. " Gotoo of Still" - . . . . . , . 111 " H.tf. goon end t.eH • god." • 11111-ond· erra< being who " r-oll untW t.e feilo." Thtoe metlj)hOre •• conoittom with Devo ·o bel4tf !hot thio ooootry ;, regrtlllng btyond the point of repoir. eccentric oroocrilltlon. Now. my cloctOt tUIIQMU a •etum to eoma leu .. r.....s Janon. 1111 "'' lotttt on ECM. Nllde Ants. So 1o ..., behold, tt>e muoic hl<111 It ........... lit SUggtlttS IIIII tht old b<NTier1o be broken dcwn •• If they Wt<e o.ndoted clencea: ''Twist awey the Gotto of Steet/Unloclt me seco-et voice/Give in to tnc:itm noiNITtkt 1 c:htncle o n e - new denr;afTwitt -IV tt>e Gat.es of Sttt4 " Hold lo rnourv- but lt 'o not fnliot .... It's good to own, ~oble to l!sten lo- butlt' t 110\ the ldnd ol album you'd oiGp dut IO< ·eau..-vou can't wilt to t.e« k IQOiin. Meyt>e u..·n achieve thlrl .,., tffO<t number throe. ~·• otlll got tlmt. -hillel• I. CMringtOfl ,.,.. ............ Oevo rnolteaup"" the conet<vlt!vo otyta or Ftetdom of Citotoo and once more.._ - - ofthlo- clublbwlel in ttMt Lydian lhtMH of !No 11lllllriouo ~cast. lt'o to dNnllinv to t.ear J""m -t. On --Mat"'- -oech In which they mimic ouch o o n - nx:1t . . - . . O'f'IIW-.ghl. """'nv '"' Thero' 1 not a number on thl• elbum thol'o not quolhy. Why, then dottn'tll compel me to Atttn to it? I can't deny Mu' h« ortiouy, ht< tlnc.erty. a... ltMr doten't out grill you. Scott.r~. Tht Alc!oft. Ohio~ haa.,....., puro untd<llt•tted piono. n.. Ko/n COI!etrt. St....,_. . .. and Orpon Hym/1# Sphrns (oil on ECMI , _ ut OOCit llnvolv.,.,t · - t1w1n tht .....oalttlc tolilaquy WI O.O'd on t«liir. Tht Vllltge Vtn{luotd In NYC 11 cite ttMtot Mev 1979 performoncn. Sldemeo Include om. ECM lttlwortt-Jon Gilbert~ on_.,.., anct ttno<, Palle Otnietuon on basi and Jon CM.tonoen on drurnf. Whit bringing Jerrm btclt to hia .,...,_ 10010. tht i a- mochlnicMiy-IOunding - deal with humin relotionoNpo In (oopanfy: thlt contt11t allows IO<.oome int"""'lng li&ten!ng. "It' a Noflnant" Iindo 1 men piii)UI<I by the om.<:~~Uric:Uitr ecllvitles of hla gl<f: " I love you datf111yh'o • ayln' aNmoiTht wov you run ..,...,., 1/ltl vou·,. in a 1>1g gamel h'• oo ""'"" that :: .~ hiPOy Whir:' I'm nurm· l011111f1tOtlnQ.'' " Mr. CIOA e·, _ thtm IYitV .. ...._,.- nlgi\L" Thus, " Bib Bat>;n" gettlnto figluo. cNoin oro brollen. ot>torv•• yell fO< m0<e octlon. , _ , of Chokllls 1 triumph ""'*' fmened lo from the perapective thtt Oevo hie tndulgOCI in OO<nmorc:itlly- '"' putely -OO<.Itlding .music Oevoloobend-cannot Ill judged by its !tee vt~o.oe; one must uomint .. _ . . o f ttMt '"""'dings and reed between the llnto ol tht lytica "' O<CI« to llfuP the commentory. Btt:auoe "'"'*>m of Cholcll moritt • dei>wlura ''"'" Devo' o previous musiclll PIO(Iuclions. lt ahould not be oc:offad ot; ...,.,, it m«<togreat• lnr._ion. - Rwrdy Adas A _..,.. tOIUtlon to the o;lemma o l " It's Not Right" lo olforoelln "Ton 0' luv' ': " Thougllltheppen$ oil tho tlme/ Oon't gel low, juat otend in 1.,./Tike your tum. now make yoor move/ And Cl\lth thtt doubt wlth o Ton O'luv." Synthetkr- we tht - • inlllument on the lP, but w11tn Oevo rHIIy wont• to get cite point tetoll, thtv rely on tht tlecttic guit ... of Bob Mottllrobeugh tnd Bob CMIIo, otl>«wwot MoWn as Bob 1 and Bob 2 . On tht tltlt trecl¢. tht gultm •• """'·entplwttil.ed In • dromttic, ht<olc ltlhion, meking light ol t.eavy rntlll muolc. Laed oingtl, k..,-d pleyw, - elliot"""""" Mtr1t or the lP between blet1lnos tJ( en. chonlo: "Then II you got it you tlon't wont lt/Seomt to be tht na of thumb/Don't b e - b y - you - I You IIOt t- WIVIIO goiUet \IOIIf Froeclom of Ctloice, Freedom of Cholet." HeN. Oevo '"" to lrMCill tht , . , _ . that t>evt !he fNeclom lo llvt thtlr own IIvia, but they ott.n do not llkl tdYant- tJf thlrl : .., _ ol you 110~ of Choice le you ......... Another "~" b.nl. of -•UDII .,.....,_the- '*""' Cholct.- ·•a.. Stlll."contmt lhogop- ---~Oevo Vln~~Mt. Pwfy '" - IChtbmal w.r-. ~In Nalnlka thlr91o. camp-~ we IMming !he , _ o f Ao>cv Muolc'allryan feny. Durlng the dey they ~ ........ In Urtlen GriM ....... t h e y - polntt of feny'o o<yte ..a. • tht tngic toaa of lho - - tht tNnc:e ,_;,g In • Frencn btcborwt cer., tht -goodbye It haa to be INiw..,. In & *-'-"Iliad wich t h t - of --they- ... ,... ..... tht lwo ...... ~ �''Bold on to your .Jroe. · It'• the ~lezlfiOiolm" --courier llllt, c.mdm, N.J. "A tot.I...-P, Of -'¥18• • .It'• eno. to,, - . a U.t.ener ,...,. wlthaullhe aid of a .· •l""'e 8,_. o.f ...me." _,._,~ "TTI.e ~ br4Jh and b,....y, •win& ~o a cfls&ybta, Jo~ patchwork.••" ~ OZmlno, ~ed ,.,._ 'THUR8DAYj O€TOBER 23 at 8 pm iD the Filb:nore Room (Sq~lre Hall, ~in St. Campus) ADMISSION '$4.00 8TUDB~$~SO �. •• . .Special Re:f)ert'! i f ... f Twenty five days of terror and rage j Killer stalks through a frightened City - - - - - - -- - - - - -br krlrlian Lutze All •ictoms h••• "'en $i.ot in ~left 11dt of the h••d ot do,. ronae by whit '' beliOYtd U> be the 22 ulrbe< The locol poeu soon,,.,.., 11 the tHm ''22 coltber kill.,.. to de>aobe the ''"II ant Thursd.ty, ~tmbef Z4 - Pofrce C•pta.., Rovmond aseru ''I'd hke to s.ay &her~ " oo COftnec.tion Mn-.een th.s ~Ide and ~ th,..., OlhH shoollncs. but 1 un't ••Y .,.m• aun and oil have been block Monday. Sep<crnbt,- U - II is a 11rny n11t>t. about 1~ $ tU at the wheel ol 1 1980 Bukk in 0 ••••~•nil lo> ouuld• tht Topo Morket 0<1 Cenosee Sire<>~ A hooded aunman wallu up to t\b c.ar 1nd fires ttHee shots U"tto Ounn•s head from clow rang& tnd the n tl~' 00 #~t Tt~t:sdt';, S~tM'II:M!t 1J -Harold Crt!en It eatina a ,.ndwt<h in hi• car rn the Burs er Kina porkinl lot on Unlon ,,..d '" Cheektow•a• A man in • bfue aolf hat c.f~~ Dr"htnd Creen"t ilona a naftow l•wn .tnd J.QQto..:hf.s the fJm~ J stdt r-eec~ 11\t() the wtndow and fuM tftrt"e •hoU tnlO C fHn'' hot>td Atli.JO P m the ktllor stri~A> fmontJ<OI Thom.., p m u Glen Dunn t•• Salurd;oy, Sel>t.,bt.- 27 -Crady l Dht.~. chamn1n ol the l2nd OtmoaallC Club >ay> ten>lons ht&h In the •r• btadc comm\lntty, He potnls to a group of white h«kltn Who lumtd out It the. funeral of the fit>l vocttm and •houttd rui.tf J.lur) al the mournt~rS. A I'OUP of whltes In a blue car and 1 brown pick up trYclc confronted those att~ndina tht' fun~'•l whh fed p.alnron thtlr bod"" and what!; described" buiiM hot., drown on the" f.t.«~ It Is wkS thatt~ whttes '"the!: bhwu.r fot&o.rtd l~ fu~Wtal P'OCbSiot\ wtth • blAck m.annfquJn head "-nttd on the hood of the ur Sundoy, Sop(~<~ -C~tb on ~ St J<Hellh Community ~t~l. whert he hots been lytna '" tnterut-.,~ Ci~ SU\Ce ~.s thoottna. He ne-vet rega.ned con.K.ouJ.t'M'ts _ rhursd.ty, O<rober 1 -On the req""'t or US AnO<nry ~khard Ncara, tM FBI totnl th~ irwen1aahon alter thct lntervenuort o' v•riOoJ bJack civil rlahu leAdet~ All 8uH 1 ~0 blad, church 1nd riVII riahu ltadeu "" provided w•th roon<kh~lock poilu~ protectton SPK•all~b 1rv to sk~tch the kUie-r b.ued on whnellb 1 accounts Sunctoy, Ocrob<r S - Buffalo PoilU' Chror Donovan note> the- ''k•tllnl' mlaht o' mtaht not be flt•allv motJVattd Maybe he'• nothtntl but • t»V<hoti< mel tace h... notht"l U> do woth it." Tile lluH•lo EV...~ quo<a Ktu 1t1wL Ka.., I'MMbef w~t'"'m Willi1m, ~is bea:innlna to rrcrvll memben •II lfle Unlud St.lte> and apedally ito tiN! nonheut n !<'ondoy. October 6 -Black bu• driYer Pauf Obeffr Is intured bv 1 tnec.l P'OrKtde that le'"'H • holt in h•t bu' window a bout t he >iz~ <! a nickel Ont inve,tlaotor liVS, ,.J'tn aett•na to th~ po1n\ wher~ I'm wondetin1 whether thts lilY has l<>ft town. nobody 1\u com• up With • ll•c• '' 8oft alo Polk~ C.tptaln Raymund Kumm adch. ''I think we've ru.&-t •bouc worn our •II our theortottt and leads E-vtht"' b dryi"' up ~mtually.'' Wtdnesdly, Ocrot>er I -Polk• Commkslotot< ta!f'e> B Cunnmlham clarm•. tw been no l!llldenc• un<'OIIef'Od U> tnd~ol.t' a c~acy 10 koil bloch oro ou• .- -wu.o~oa~-. city - " ~~tete ony eYi<lend ol .,.....n11ed ICKIC "' ,_. •nd • ComP&nlon et<KJ fo>t Fenv SttHI. ~ ktll&r Nni atouP> rn Buffalo.N •P!lfoacl>e> fr<Hn the l~ft sode, K,.,oms out " liey you'' and The coalition BUILD (Buildin& Unity, lndependenco hrt"S thrM at Thomu. Onf~ one hll the victim Liberty and Dianlty) ullt • m~na which b llt..,ded by fhom as· terrified componkon fl..,. fO< cover behind a dull ria~ts and churdlleaders and nearly .lOO af1!a,.,sldenu n•••bv p1rked ur. ca.tchin& ·lhe .,aht of • hooded Iieure b ecutlve Diro<:tO< of BUILD Chofios f"cher an,.,.,nce• 'unntnJ lrorn ttle scene Mihutes later, • btue Chevrolet that • CC)fnm•uk>t\ will be fonned •o uree ".wn aaar~ulv~ lmp•l• It '"" feavtne the . ,.,. with ib hahu off UW<!Jiiptloto" but .,,. law onfOtcemont offoc;e• •nto KKK. Wtdnesdlv. .s.plembet 24 - J""'i)h McCoy, wolkine ' ne<>-NUI> and othe< f""'P' thot haw • ht<tOtV of vlolon«! down Cleveland A...,..., In NiO&otl Fall• at 9 15 &.m " the •a•lnot block• nm vtetwn A woman in he-.r CJ.t stopt I t the intefloKtJOn Ouot11 the mMU"-1. Butf~lo Anemblynun Anhut 0 Ew •nd ..., a VOU"' mon with lona blond hill .,_b McCor m""'ta"' that the pol~• slow down h.u hod •n til oct"" the ••ound the neek In a heodlodt ThlnJ.>na they are lun i- . aat., of the u.e and an rnc:r""""l r<ftdency • .._. anound. •he takti little nott<e until McCoy slumP> blacki to arm thefruelllfl " t>OIJC• by the locol mtdta to th<- around lhe w oman follow< the aua ilont r., The body of black cob dnw< POiioer W. Edwordt u found block> In her Cit, but never aetJ 1 dear view of Ill• lace •tufrtd rn the INn- of h" cab near tho WilliiJrll'tllo toll Bo...J on her recoliectlono, the police believt the kill« ~trier, hi• h!'•cl be• ten Hall an hour lat•r, at the Alrwrt wrntd his victtm around only 10 >hoot him in the loll 1ide lndusttl•l Park In Choelttowaaa police find hlt fMnl> of ,.,...,.__.,...;:... _,......,,. ,..,._.,.... • . , . - - ·- -n.er. - •hoc• ""'""I -•1 OloOict ..__c..A ~Met,......,.,.,.._ h._, bMit- Nf up IO Httt1 .,_ t:JfiW boM llld tkm and • ZO onch lud Pl..,.{dw•rdt hi• • ''~ on h•) chtJ1 And h1J heart t11 tom ow1 Tlrursdoy. Octobot 9 - L... JN.n 2• hou, lot•r anochef cab dnvf'f, hn~t JOf1~to. is dtSCDYt'1'ed at the fOOt of .a bolt launch It •he end of She,id•n Omoe '" TCN"'Iwtnd• His bodv lt eho badly mu1il1ted and hn b cue out frfd,'l, Oc'tObef 9 - A whitt man fitt1n• thto dtscopttoo of the 12 c.ahbtt kill~• tnn to u rana.le Colljn Cote, ~ •Nfflth fiOOt pauenl In thto [ur Countv M«tk.il C~l«f H•s •Jtempt 11 fru.nr•ted bv a nYn.e .S..tutdl ~. Ocrobel 10 - PoltC• holcH a rna.n And caunt.on him fot man tha n lwe hout1. MM:I lw tt ft4ebtd Ou:thct Anomo:y fdwatd C c....,_ "DC>' thon ol ullfne the man two•" a~ ~~con VICo Pre>tdentr~ c~ndtdo,. Coorae Bu>h ac • Bu"tf~lo Preu conference rh&t ROIMJd ....., woyl d ''M out fronr· tn puttme an end ro ~ \lfot~nce rh.lt h.u tric&ertd the >I• murders 1r1 ~ fou l 19 dovs WM'I Over t.he weekend r•ci•l teMIOO! tncr~ur to wh.c bf•d leadet) c.tiJ o~n ''e~plo~rven .situalion White;~ drr-.il'l.l ahrouah blac.k lttiJ ffe pe lt~ with rodu and bo«tJe-~ •nd at least tlvtf' croh bUrn•na> "e reported Mond;oy, Octobe IJ -COSifOYe admit> th.,.he doe.""' ~ ··-.JTe.b •rot~nd the CON'Ief " ~., th.tr no r•al _ .. , tn tdenulytne ~ >I•VH hi> been made Thou>IIMI> ol blook nbbon• ~·• dutributtd ;u • symbol of comm.mnv conc.em Wednesda y. Ocrober IS - 59 pe<cent ol the bl.dt popul"oon f..r for thetr ufety and ~2 pO«<nt do ~line che pol•c~ art dotna all ~ c•n. Mcord•na to 1 Cout~··hptftA 1urv~~ A Buffalo invettitl tor npnKset hu fruttllhon.''Wtt'\1! Cr•t •ed ~e prrtty lOUth (A}Ct) tn thf C1ty with ;utt cw.r \quad Now we have w:veral hundred l.~ workJna .tnd wt're not cettina: anvwhete " S~a.ktng co I~ SP«trum, Cmcrove aa~ in denHtJ &ny ev;dence of both th• W>ton«-andl<>< rm.ol•..,_t in the c-ue-of the kKK Ot •nothef n,.ht wine ex:tremist 11'04JP He '""ru of • , _ dOY.._....,l but says he unnot doKI- .dd..,, J<Hellh Choi>ltn or BUILD. '-evof. tokes o d•fferenl Totklna or the roou ot the probl...,, n. roll• rho SP«trum thll "I con'lthtnk ol moo-o tan1ibl• OYidenco tlwo ..... 1 bum-11\1 crou ,. Ht .c:kh ~~the kilhnas •re QCtiC rel•ted. be rt either KKK 01 noo-Nul lio cooefude>. " Wo ~- r~ but ~ cop> don't " Nee-Nazism and the radical right grow abr oad Terrorism runs amok 1n Europe Jchool. • 'vnaao~ue •nd • World Wa~ 11 tOYOIUUONIV. ~'"- ont>ll'fiP"''wltJ~ and cnminoi.J.momm " In the ca>e of the krllor. utht politiat content (of ctw murder$) t1 "' Unfted Sta tes is tllo US Labor Portv. which the ore of ~ behc>ldef But. It .....,. thot 1athered -10.000 YOlo> lor it> ,976- polltlul content 1> """ of tj>ot an.~ly>is." Pftfidorit;.t candldote Lyndon LoRouc:he.. ' Lilu! MOll lcb ol pollticll ·lol~. the Other US butd rlaht wlna lfOUP> include olayitlat hive t.lken piKo In 1 city. Kaplon the Nationol Soclolln White l'enool'• Party. .ndrcoted thlt fO< l.fflOri.U ltOUP>, the • The aroup. heodod by Fnnlt Collins. urban Mtdna wu necessuy for "the medio ac~ notional atw~tkon with their 1971 · Tile aroups ......uv ..... t 1o m•rch throuah th e h eov il~ j ewill• COtiQCt the media.. community llo tUilools. While the Europe.. bued i1oooP> .... • l owly a cco m p li1hiftl th-'elr Wben aobd • bout the - it* lntof the .ll Caliber Killor. Koe>ion aoeb-.._...- ol ~ ltbertios on the .,bole popula tion by the ~that u. ... ~poftbal t......tsm. In the l~af - .• H• -t-~ 1s the moin iuue ol ~that .., _, pollti«l OlpllutloN th e _. . CcniW> elecllonJ. ;u;ume <e$110RS1b<lky for ihe act. but no A> for Buffolo and the ICUitr. Kapt., -=-mented tlll.t it '1s - politicAl t.nw in 'one l>eno lw Wton CNCIII." , . ,.,.ish memorial The scr~ f•.s.c:ist Ofpniz~ tion in me I Sl<...._ ff""' - .Koplen ""P'•Ined that pol~ ......,;sm "cove rs a wide r~na e..,.J n cl ud ina u. tr.dklonol ' -· but It • .. act ... t..,..,lsm- -aalnsl th<o ..hole popullllon • �. •. 13th 1977 c - Council that tiMt crou to tiMt Kllltl,• he _ . , . prto.d In the tradldonal ~- "Then!'s lots of koob white robes MCI hoods. Their tMt would do this." also noted that there · lncbd a '-fONII that inwlved _...,.mlv «» Y""nc h.., bHri no evidence wMtsoever ponons .rcha~ punches with of the Kf&!l in Buffalo since the the thtee hoodociiUansrn.t. 1977 a~~tlcs •of. Whim Ide and his On $epbmber 9, 1977 a black as.soclatH. Bot ,.,... Eastslders d~Ja~ree witt. the 011. '""was shot In tho neck outside at Whleeslde's house at r-;we~ 2sa s.nev A.....,.. Actordina to "I'd stake my life that t!w KKK eyewitnesses, tiMt victim's brother burned that cnm,• said JOMPh had shouted a .,..cMc to a woman Copllnof t!w South Boffalo BUILD enterinc the'-. Minuceslate<a (Boildina Unity, l~nu. lf""P of m.,. emotaocl and pbo'rty and Diplity) Town H.U. "I requested to know who had un't thlnk of any mote ta,.ible ocldressed tiMt .... tiMt twO mdenee. of the i(fCX than bum ina left by CM, a tiiOt was fnd ud • ctOSJ.t# SINdc the ...... in tiMt ned<. I The Klan was JWted in Pulaski, Wliiteslde's houM was at that time ,..,..._on Christmu Eve. 1865 the hellllcluatWs for tiMt Knlaflu of when six youna · Confederote die Ku Kfux KIM. )'OUths formed it. ~Y u atoe~l club. 'rhe Jona &ho<tly robes we<e ~ believed to have been wom fn a ~. · """""' Klan title Halloween spirit. Tile vouna men "a iorf' puts' him In elwae of Erie we<e amused at the friaht they County Kl....mon. also ran for caused the superstitious. recently mayor of Boffalo In 197& on the freed slaves. Howevel. the ticket or the White U~lty Patty. effectiWness of the frisht~<~lna The Party's treasurer Karl Hand aorb uused the ~~~ multiply. was also edit.ot of tiMt Klan's Shield · It became arr ......,.;141ion for lltld ur-. the '-"ette< that calls reaulatlna .,...,a_ and black c- lo........... It's eoming . itself '"the voice of,. white resistance in WHte<n New York." Whiteside and Hand.,. two of the four men that Police ata loolclna for in connection with the killlnas. Virtually .all of the KKK activity 1n Boffalo over the past few yean seems to Mve been the work ol either WhltHide. Hand end Robert Kamath. The most• I'OeOflt' evldence of KICIC aaM!y wu f_..t In the predominantly bl.ck East Side of tiMt city 1n tiMt fonn of a bumlnt aoss. the lradomvk of the racist f110Up. H-over, Erie County District Attorney Edward C. Coscn>Ye denies that it was a wamq from tiMt KW. "There Is absolutoly no evidence ~~~~~~----------~ Real PelrifiB & S~chuon Style F~ ca~ - The infamous Klan of today ,as refounded two yean late~ In Narhvlll~. They wore rob.s deslaned to friahton blacks and to eoneeal their identity from fodetal troops. ' They were bent on protectlna white people and auertlna white social and political superiority. At the tur.n of the eentury the Klan hod shrunk to a--\lfty shall o f wMt it was. but ln '1915' Colonel Wllllam J. SimmoN reoraam&ed1t. Addlna bias 111lnst Catholics, ,...,, fateipen and oraanlzocl labor to thel< batted l)f.blacks, the Klan ,... to owr four million .-..ben. Witt. millions at dollan~ pourina into offkes at thotir Atlonta t.e.dquartm, the Klan eontrollocl polft~e~ns in both parties. Justice Huao L Black of the US Supreme Court admitted in 19)7 that hehocl been a Klan member when elected to the Senate In 1926. In qolte of thb apparent Influence , !he KKK slwynk to only JO,OOO me<nbers by the mid-19.lO's. 1 1;.otd~"':l.e~~~'!L'::'~.:~ supporL Then! were nymemus lnddenu at floalftli'. 6ornbtnp and •hooclrlp. · as well as <.ross bumlnp In the 111\d 1JJ60l . With tiMt killts stlll free.-the mood now arnona llolffalo blacks is tense. They are ..,,. a person or persons with racist ldeorb rt$ponsible. • "I think It's a ~ul lfOUP or the KKK/' said Coplin. " but I Mve no proof. The police are saylna that It's not but we oil know that it is."' - COS>IIn also Indicated that the black rtik!enu ~ "sc4ned. but not willlna to admit IL sOine - ' • ate llllinalllolr Mlr.• Coplin aiSCi behoves pollee den~ the kiiiJnas are flldst related for feat of a racial ""'))osso<<~''"Some brodlen.,. already be~ white dudes up,~ said Coplin. ··• WANT io,. Studeat , Dlecoaat ANY. COlLEGE - ANY HIGH SCHOOL- ANY RING ~10K-T4~ GOLD 18K-24K szsoo t. '28&::. ~·CASH._ . ·-·--··l·~-·-··· ' �l l· l f i :tlltcCiilli~-s - ltas tftr sprdals!! ! ! MOMMY -FRtMY J,. 710,. 7Se:8« Drillb ) SATUROAY-SUNDAY 12--10 ptl •J Plteher of lMtts Pros amatuers christen new SA ~2~Aw.e-tt~ - - - ( S i.lfUB) ~---' MORNING 2 HOURS ONLY! lOam • loon · Sit. Oct. 18111 21. . . Sil $lUI ~ IOWOIILY $698 - LP/TAPE Ol'f}j 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 AM - MIONITE PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PH8TOCOPYING PH TOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTQt;OPYING PHOTOCOPYING ' �............. ., prnioolo publjc - · the Sccr«ary pledaed to ''llo ...,. 11-,.10. . - rr.e lllliRUia-tbe Scnit or-Hocm.... rrom . , ' - ' - - · " HI diiD died 'Jpe:i.fic aoilitary, diplomldt, IIDd - * ...._ IIIII ...... beoa W...~oy l'l'aidom c..ter t0 adlievc the . ~..-. . w.... .._..*us lllalllbaliQa otadlilaty .,.......,. ;,; 111e ladiaD ac-..,. ......_'Oalr, Nwtlc a.ph.aiied lba tbiJ is "in lhe IDlcrauor cia'-..,. -·-no, tllfaltalao ... wbooo purpose: i s - - " IU CDalllloo O(,llnaila US ......mill lhe 01111, ~Mid the··~ adlle, ,., 6rcac.mp Dlvid-.! mil 111e Ob'IDpic boya~t< weft 111011a ~ • .,._ "laocb<re&I<S, IUC:b alnm," etplliDcd Mustie. ..,... ba~ . , . . lc ~ tbat. ..till< ' f t will ,.;dd ~ or priDciple,._ ltllld ready to ~ our diiTeta~CcS. But,... will 1101 ..n all ow Cll>llva ... bome and rnc." PorUQa from bit tnldiaioollllyk or w.n, ddlbctau elocutloo, Mustk J><abd with 1111 ~-lillcd dimu, C8111iaa 1110 to erupr in a $Upp0nive ontion. a.. ....mblqc F~ Mustlcallocl&imed sue<as for Cancr"•CIICrJYpoticy, wbidl h•~has led to I dramatic CUI ill US COIIJWIII)dco of Imported fordp oil. Ta-mltoi the lllllocl'• po1i0es "w\Jo and prudetn," Mlllkio. CODdiOded with a dedondoa of OOfll'ldCDct. "I do~ falcb, be ~miMed, "Jalcb.U.. with time IIDd potlc:nct and wbdcal, ,... can adlievc a CCIOIIpCIIiat Americ:la objealw. To hetp build Ill !hit ttoublod rqjoa-...S a .,..., tD<al\ft of ill lhe WO<Id... 0!1111er dlaitmaa llria.o D. Rust _...s prjcle In tbe"J!ooored a-. "110( ~ you ~ lhe (1111 Polbb·Am<ricoa Saoetor, or tbt lint Poliab-American eo-, Or the lint CatboiiC Sca-caiq of Scau, but because )'OO arc a aood IIWI ... Joinin& the bapecudod Maio< natift oo the elias ~ &k CoiiDI¥ llaec\ldve Ed Rutto...W and BlllfUo Marc>< James Orifi!D, wbo tald\a prodlmation ckdaritla Oclob<r 14, 1910 a Mustlc: Day ill BuffUo and Plic Coooty. RctiR:d Coqresamcn IIN:e P. Cac>uco and Tbaddeus J. Dobld cooYeYod rcop«~ ror their form<r c::apw HiD COllleoauc ill prdimirwy rmwb. Armood D' Amato, brother or Senatorial caoclidau Alfomc o•Amato wu pr....-.t, u wu Danocrad< nomi.ac< EIU.lhotb Holtzmao.. • $ $$ $$$ ACURL'(Q 15 NOT ANEW LATIN [W>.JCE! ·- �.. .,. ~ ts s i f UB, Canisius square off in i ... J the Rockpjle tomorrow · -,O..a.w.r ~- n.c .... tnMi 10 the ~ tllb ...tcad. boot tlM:J can't tate a 'riclorJ for ~· ~ tbcir S.l reciml, UB LObo on l.be Oril'llaa ot C.W.U Coll<:p do-own at wu M-w S.urday. wll.b kickoff dille at I:)(! p.m. 10.., Sladwm "We'll try 10 Pill 011 a aood ballpmc," CAaillua cootbiiiD lltoob Aid. ''We bope W< caa be CIOalpctidve." Goiaa into the conteol the Oriffa .,.. 3-2. w1111 too.. 10 Alfred UoNa1ily aod Obio Northerto. • LcadiAa Lbt c::.ailius &110<1: wiD be quartttbaet Kevio Karwal.b, u All· Amtric:lot c:aDdldale. 1bis the ICftio< 1w camplued 56 011 120 cemp11. Las! ......, lhc Nilpra Folia aadve ...,ked owd flb In lbt aatiDn lo tout orr.,..._pw~na ud ll1Shial for an aYttap 169.7 yanll per pmt. On Lbt recdv!Qa ead, the orur.. loot c.o IIDOibtr AD·Am<rian candidate for the Ilia web. Smlor AI ~ LbiJ baa puJJcd do- 29 · ~ 421 ywd, and burca:bed t h e - frw: ~ sc:uoolbc wide I'CICidv<r Clllllbt 3 9 - for $()? yards aod s touc:bdowns. Wll.b ....., 1111 aaW ewcl., the Ckiffw ..doo't rdy 011 a .......W.C pmc,"..,.,...., 10 Bulla bead cootb Bin Doodo. ''They're ""' ..... u _,. or the other le&ml we've faced ." w~ arouDd....,. Canili"' docs b.ave comca COW1IMY or Jim Rllh ad Tom Jcrrit. or !be udltoold: Jlat.latds Lbt anrra ooitl> :106 ywcb nooblaa oa 60 CliTia. For !be sbon ,...... Caoisha ""· tailbect Jm11 wbo lo.u .....,.,., for ~ poiaa n.c Ral.b,- ~ ii dmosLbis-. o. dtf-. Cailiuo - a n 6tr.... (ft>c liDapal down. two ........., ....... llodlalo't 44. S1roaa poiJou 1D 1k Griff «reate are ''two pna:y fi)OCI .,.....,.. aceoroliaa to Broob-lioebeektr IDa Nlcbol.u and dd<DIIte Mite Oec. So fll'lllil year, Nicholu baa pulled doWD ll opponcau, ud uisted oo 19 mon:, willie Oec, • teom eo-<:apta~o, bu made za t.ocklel. .,_ IJI.iuria have affeelecl bod! ........ ... Cuia1.11, a rreat ao:ddc:at 1P pnaJco ~ ........ resulted .lo LOra ~ for , . . , Bob Coaacll. ;n.. B4llla bave loot l'uln.:lt Tlni ~utb IDII~iaeba\u Soaa O..U... "~'• clooc for !be year," OoDdo Aid about ~ ...... wllo lustaoed • 1-. IJI.iwy Ia .... Solwd&f• l7·l4 ._ 10 Albany sw.. n.c ...,. pme bad Danloi runoved trom lbc: · fide! on • str«ddor wiLb a.badr !lllury. "They look aood ddeadvely-very .......vc."Dando DOGUIICDled. Apillll Lbal, the Bulb wW have sealor TDD R4dripcsun iD !be~ pooidoa. The <nod bled Dltivot SO( . . . . . . ldlool rcoorcl qaiDa Allleay, u .... ~ lOUis au iD 1966-67.$. ll.odriiOcz baa coaoplued 234 tor J056 ywc1a, aod DOW needs 21 llll<:mpls and 46 yards 10 oet new total puaina otapd&rda. Bolh cootbel.-led Lballbc IIIUil c:roaIOWD rivalry ia bcilllleaed ill tllia COCIICII. "A Joe ot theoe IUJl eilhcr piQed wlda adlorba', or opimt adl other laJoiP edoool.'' lltoob Aid. ~¥So added lila l i t e ''wlllsetlbcbnaioarilb&Jfortlte,...'' ToillllioQiiothe . . . ... .•l!rio~ aod t.be ~91: Nrolo .....~-- -~ -~· ____.._.,. . ___. . --._,.. _ .c----· ·---. ----• IJOSUa "'"""""""" .....S b7 Mict Murtloa'a I .,._, n . -...·.. . - . I _, ,..,_ - o f Oaob<f 11-11 II W........ New York &boolt bia ''jua ........., off_.. thai-~ CoJicae "-boll Wect. HiCIIIIIIoliloa Lbe nr. five...,.. b7 a total II pob. ..P,. _ . , wiD be • ~y. ............ !be 1a- Jnioiac 111e ua .wa. 11111 ... wiDDitla . l<:atD 01 lite Cit)' of 8Difolo Collqpootc '-bol ~· . . . . . . , loll booPaol c::...w.. ODe ri..ary, a ..... - . will '!Ill ......· llllrWo'a fr..._ Dloobr Qrio D'AIIIko'o _.n.d< ltarwG ~ ......... bi&loroOor.Joe,ac.._UattlteOdtb, . . ; . . ....,.. ID . . " ' ...._" doa _ . .,......,.. _ _ . _ . . , . ......... _ICIOR." ~lllld.uD:IItl bad<." . RED 8ut Upimo-•••--.DaMo ia- ,.. -..&"''k.-'L._W.,...•* I~-----~--------------~ ZIGGY'sr-aw. ~I 727r-Aft.-~ ,I . .. Call... _..._~ --0,. II - .. II ,. DoiJJ • ZiWY '• of;;~ ....c - p i d . Buy 2 Smll Regular TICO'I (85e IL) . lfld get the third one FREEl SPONSORS -- GREAT HAMBURGER DEBATE blOat~ .. ... ..... c. l<()W ~ '1.49 Cut your vote today · the clioiee il yoan thru Io/31 • I. I -------~---~-~---~--~ • 81618~ -.NADA .. ,.,...St. ~ - B~BN .......... ......, ..., __ ,...... _ 2 1... la.JlB .. .lST . · TODAY 8 am ·12 Noon Fll_lmore Room Squire Hall IIC . _ • fllf 1RCnJCS �1be _ , . , fldd !Iockey teom OJIOII'III r u hunpb ovtr crosi....own rival e.tralo·Swc ar Rotary Add. • ' 'Jr we wiD our remalnlna pmes TODAY Pl'iday, Oct. 17th at 3:30pm J kee._~-- ' JRoom, Blllcott Coaiple.l[· (Oppo.lte the lCatharine ComeU ·Ttwatre) GIJBST SPBAKBR , we~·· baYe lillY pcoblcm ~ co c:olllj)Cic in the bcial S..U IIIQoffs," oblctved UB COIIdl limY Dimmi<:k after h<f team's p<tformanc:e. Followina a Crustralina nm half, whldl saw tlle Royals pL!l up numerous scori.n.a opportunities~ the UB team kepc tho pAISUrC oo the Y!sitina squad rtom Buffalo Slatt ....S acc:oumed Cot the pme's Ollly Wlr, . Paul Lauter STATE WIDE~ PRESIDENT WiDe and C b - wiD be up • -"-IonS Slrilli$Nda1 pmes Monday with a ..,...,...s Jbe ~ aoaJ cam< from tbc tam's biab scorct, Vkkl Jacltson, dumPCid-in her eicbth aoa1 of the ...&on fare in the uc:ond baJf aivin& the Royab their silcth victory in dlbt cootesu. The ball squirted fnill a pileup in front or the Balpb' ... and puc tbc Buffalo ~.-lie to make tbc JCOn: H) UB. 1'1x: 1.0 xore. bo'WC'YU, was dot:<ptivc,as UB bdd the .uiton in their D!fft zone for 80"""'"" of the -,DiauDic{!lWAt&ipcd. "Their aoall·. ~· ~Sflld, '' '...U. vcr')' P>od·" Thor, aloaa. 'With tbe "sub 'par" perfC>rlllAIIa of· tbc forwards ,.... eked aslhe rusoo tbc ~- ooc 010'1' ilccisive. Diauuict did, how•."~'· . sinJ]e out Jeao~e .__.,,_....,. _ _ _ _ Qul4liVUt. Poppy Doro add,surprtk - .....,... - 14alt ............ - l ; u e y ~ havlq11Ac • till pmoa. · '" •, Anistaot coach Doris Clay. "~ twisc this tcaro lJ strOD&er The Buffalo c:oacb plans to ryn ickntlll¢ the team~' '80<!9 speed th,JII ' ast year's tcaro," l){alJod her team ~ouab e•orciscs to and t~~perlcnce · ' thcil Dimmi "ll i\llt depends oa their sharpCn th up for th~ reroaloder ...~. Dimmiclc that they dcsile." • ttalt surfacc in or the ......,. • · boll! had c:ootfideoc~ in their the comitl& """'"' if the Rqyalf are ''The t<OID wW bt dc\Ootina more .....,......, 10 baYe cootioood oucc:as, as lime to attad: drills 10 we'll be' " We caa make substitutloos coml><titJoo wiD btc:om< more prepared for oar rearaiaiaa witbout fecllna we'r~ burtlq d....ualna. · · -teou;" Dimmk:• sold. "This oondva.'' mDartod Dimmlct. Tht 1toya1a l'pactod lqaM oould II' r.u..r thao last Slle ~IU'Oiod tills COUf'td<ftcc Ia week ef COIII.esiS tOIIIoNow witll a year'• Ao)'llb. l.Mt yar we the pmc . qainst the Ben&aJs, toll&b pme apinSI P otscl8w.State ,.o,....,., ••.,,. ••__ =- rm.bh orr fmalhn lo ?•"'f'o"lhiP't~· tl)c State • makJna twosubstltutlootialtin tbe · m on - Colktc ar Rot..;o·FieiU, t.. SOME..SPONSO~r«l ORGANIZATiONS: United Auto Wtners. Western N..v.· Buffalo and Erie County Council of Churches Jewish FtdenltiOn of Greater Buffalo ~~ C<udliii*'IOI 'Buffalo Chamber of Commerce , 11~. 111\ .-..~,C7.tfJk.o en.e-County Bar Associ~i<?n Amalgamated Clothing WorJ<ers Communication Workers' of America . NAACP. Graduate Student Association. UB l~_men Re~ - Studept AssoclatJon. ue . . ~~ Diocell dt Buft'alo United Untverstty Professions. UB a Buffalo State liklt'two Ar,a Metropolttag Ministries �Rochester rocks volleyettes while Niagara falls to Rqyals .500. HOI bed for a bertlQa averqe, but DOt the UB came out In the final match with hopes of bell for a nltbt or volleybaU. . u)IICitina the J•bll ant Niapra dnb. The first The'UB RoyUs womca'a voUeyb&U team netttd pme was playtcl very closdy, but the dutcll 1 split dedlloo 11xaday Dlcbt droppiJI& two ICI\'a of Lori Hansca IDCI the spika or Mazy pmcs to the Univc:nity ot Rocbater l.!ld takina EDen Weber were just CDOIIP to aec:ure a Buffalo 1wo from Niapra UnivcniJ:y. victory 1~14. Butt.Jo os-td the tri-mltch losina to "We aimed for the center hit because Rocbater In suaiaht pmea IS-II, U-11 . Under l'ftapr~'s center aetter was very lbort, but we the watebful eyes or UniYa'Sity Presidcat Robert werca't maJdna the thou. We .Jso had lis servic:c L. Ktuer, the Royals pllytcl strona qpessive errors-that'• why the pme was so clole," voUeyb&U, but tbe Rochester squad did the Uttle Weinreicll explained. thinas tbat made'the diffC'I'CIIce. Unforctd Jer'Vice Weber, Hanseo and team captain Akernl TsuJI errora IDd p'-Yera cauaht out or position took control of P'-1 in the seeood pme usio& a eventually cost Bul;f.Jo the matcll. eombioatioo of spike~, scnu IUid blocks. The "Rocbater pla,.. 1 very quid game. Tbeyustd play of Weber was espedaUy critieal in this pme. their J4S weD ud have a couple of re.Jiy sman Her constant hanaae or weD pLaced spike~ titd pl1yera, ~ uid Roy.Js' coach Peter Weinreicll. the Purple Eaalea in Jc:nou and any offensive l'ftapra University was the IIU1 opponent for thrust the Niqara team atteroJ)(td wu 1n.u tttd Rocllcstcr IUid they appeartd to be a mucll by Tsuji'a tenacious blocks. UB woo handily weaker team, even tholiah tbeitooac:b was so U·ll. eoofidau tbat be fiddtd a team or aecond The Royw l!ylc reemtd more sulttd for strinam. The Purple Eqle~ easily buritd lbcro Nlapra than Rocllester. "l'fiAPI'I plays a very slow pme. Tbey always U-9. Roc:bater pl&ytd better the ICCOOd pme with tbelt aaners in, but loq that one too 1~14. keep the ball io play any way they caa,'' the UB "Niapta pia)'$ a hiiRiina stYle of volleybaU. COIIdl laid. " l told the airls after the ltocllester They stick an ann out to keep the baD io play. pme to be prep&ted for a slow pme. C<mtrol Rocbester eouldJI't deal with i1mccasfuUy in the was the difference. We were 1 little m«e relu.cd first pme IDd ~ lllltera were cold io the and ~tel better the aecood ,.-." $CC006," Weinreich explained. -TCitlyl'rttl (~----~w~~~P~~d~o~f~od~d-s_ . __~·•~) nr c..-. bJ £Mie _. hlllloa Week WI wasn't too bot, one tic, lis wins and S<"Von IOSSCI. That's 1 stllllllin& drop in th.e perceotqa-.S66. To tell tbe trutb, upscu, if you eall the Olids bealina the Oilen. Bcopls over Pitt and of course tbe Jets beatioa ~~~ Ouke wins makea you want to rip up your dollar card into 1 millloo pleca. ' Blif/Dio 11, Mitzmi 10; Looks like the Bills have become a fair weather te&lll. 3S poiau io Hew Orleans, l6 in San ~ Miami bu a bllu.ard il'll be Buffalo ll.mn& haa-lrt~ At14nui 18, N~w OritGM 10; That's on<> small aq> in the historic:al ~ ·of tile s.~n~s__. aiant step t.owank actt1na die nlllllber ooe pict &a the eoDc:ae draft. DaiiiiS U, Pltiktddp/t/11 ZJ; Dutny White pulls.a "Roaer" In the cad, Cowboys pin the edale in the aandlQas. (DIIIIas hu beat Qplolivc u of late. but Vermeil has a ..,.y of pwnpioa the Eaalea up for Dallas.) Dnroit 10, Clliatro /6;. Bear coacb Nell Annstrona mlspl~ the offensive pl~k but when folllld it's mistaken for a borinl Victorian nov<l (Secml Cbic:qo would be a haven for an i~ could turn on the Cut., White So~. ~ 1DC1 Bears tu~d faU.aslccp in a mlnu&e.) CJeve/11114 JO, Grt~m &zy II; Row doel the bet score II t A IOIICbdown. lidd p:MII and a kid o w-ot !be Clld IOCIC for a eaa.dla Lcaaue Point. (Briaa Sipe SetS the BroWDS offense io tUDe.) ~- ZJ, Xilnslu City IJ: That miJe.bi&h ed&e of the Blonco's pervaUs. • LM Afll~/t$ 49, San F'MJdla) 14; The Ilia quc:sUon? Can tbe 49'era bOld a 1eaa1 UDder SO points? (Birdy.) CifiCitwzll I 7. M'lflne$0fll If; Beapls arc flukey but firod up. The AFC Cemralldl very tiaht-· &ltimortt 13, ~ En,lllltd U; the Colu ioto a tic for JCICIOa4 ,_.. (SIIoaW a c:at.UUOplly OCICIIIIDdlba IIJia Jo..Jk u.-.. II up for ~Bbl.) "' San Dlqo 41, Nn<1 York 0/MU /0; Foat'a ....... fill SID Dqo'r friendly sldcs. (Aaybody ioteraltd in Watcllioa a quanc:rt>act throw for 500 yards lbould ~ tbls ODe io.) Sl. ~a 10, WtlSIIbtftOII 17; lledstlns Cmd the extra day they Jose in practice afler a Monday pmeis paio!uJ. (Is there aldcker for Wasbioaton in the bouse?) Salt/~ 13, Ntw York JtU U; Jets bqin the Jooa climb back to rupecublllty' They look aood this - k but short 10 Jim Zorn's ann. (Seabawb have pla,ytd very wdl on the road.) HOfiSton 16, TtmtpQ Blly 6: Hnu.stoo returns to n.do Doe& Williams RatS ~ more. PittsbfuJit 34, Oakhmd /4; Slc:dcn don't lose on Monell)' nlaht, don't lose afler a loss IUid cauialy cloo 't Jose two straiaht at home. (The Wlzaril picktd a perfect xore 1a1t Monday ldllll-rwo in a row?) Bat.._.,_ ran I I I f· I I I COMPLIMEMTAAY *PASS* 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. M)M. lOSAT.OMlY) Atbr Tpm • t:S.OO Oovw Cllarge I I I �LOST & FOUNl' PART TIME FOUMD OHff alrtlne UU•• to Wllhlnttoft fi"Mt Jf;K, •-'110 fftNf tlc.Utt c:•U G1ol6fl, • • tot" ftt~U . $4-$6 'pel hour pollen_tlaJ 1r you have a pleasent voice and can communicate effec- l.OST GL.AS$E$ wUtt tively. we will train you to ortnot fr~ OFN It lltoom '• MPf, H . If fouM ,_... c.tll,.101". .......... • work from our of1'1ce. NOTICES Eggertsville ~1!.~ L"";:~'':,:: Mlln lf...catr\pW, ~·c:enttr on OCt. ... 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PL.AY aAU- Come on dotwft to ,. .J. eottom• Md ,.. tM • ~IIHtl.-,1• ....u,.. -,.~CIIy.....,.,,, ... W«idSorM.W.-1.25-lnei!N te'tl tor Y'OUI ~ •Sovment. World $etld ~t-.Jt Slt011o dr.oiL T .... .,. ..,. to ......... a.tnt et ,..J. _ .. ,.,.-s-.. 11...,._ ...-y-- Coaw to the ClOUDily ttomUa . ~Week" CINDY: Hope .,_, hew a Nc:IP; 20Ift to mme. L.oW......,._...._yurt Stew. -lop .. NORTHBTAR BAND Oct.17tl ... 11111 Open Wed. tbru Suo. ffl!l ~lj]Ill~ (J li1 1'-t. ~ ,.,,.o.tr-.N..•. 'hb,.L .... a. F:Wa:t;. Oct. Mill UJ1Motrjouf..US ..... -~- ..... TAGG MUSIC Sales and Service Moog Synthulnn, HEY WAHD2:RER-Yw m•t thlnk tnt llrs.t ;ame ts OWt. Wt' II.St r.member ~!It - 8eb.. long ..an - - - 01 - - • tow It ~ you wndlhlwrtdownmrfiQhrs.lclrl . • ,KQrr.rrt DAVI D OA.RLINO , I •'bOUt "" ' " " Tht ~ LOIS, !ttl .-.e11PHCh.. OVIWhl' ltlovt lht tootbiU 'k.kAtll Itt OOfna to ewful tolod r.mtm.., ROSE~ DARLING HIIPP'f Ann1ven.wy. 11 l:vt't J mon"'- 2 ....U. U't 4 ~""­ I..At't 00 tor lO tlf'MI tt\lf. low Unde Mllty, HUNO"Yl n.lrJtdW'I • t ...J. ~~ It cooldno vp tOtM of tnt '""""' food ~. Now ..,.vno ,..,...,.. rou1 Nett, wMOtrtvl wino•• Mllellno Mnd'Wtc:~. end boutful buro-", ....W0V II ...... P.J . K,_ - IOt10ml. ltiO MAin Sf. Rtvl'lf ecroe tromua, WI FlY: OOocl t.ude on'fOIII'ORE'a..t•m "'-"" dlniW' ...,., tor yOu 110 ,...... WIN Md IOH n"MIIIC tiD tt'f 'IOU fror9t1 your-W..HI<L ........... •w W ''' p cNdn"t ~toll JEAHNIIl, W.. l , _ TOVto'f• per"'GGNf.~ .,.. you .xclttdl ............. ol .... f'IIOUII.,.. • • P"J•t t T...._ OM 10 knOW ...., ,...._ ROCK & DISCO MUSIC .,.,._! UTICA NV ,.._lfltd/01,....... 14nct c.n1 w~ ,_.. ,.,....,. cfo UfftiP'W m•N: "'\..IW ScNG& SMtlftt ... m .·· ~ .,.... wrwttwr.,.., Mow SUNDAY· OPEN MIKE ec.r ..... el-., -..oy. y.., ,.,.,..,...._AM ....... .,..:t. CAAIG: - 8VU.FEATHER$ LODGE OOESIIIIIOit C*fln.. For ..,_c;~~~ .,. ,aMidleiL ·-·-""'-""'· TUESDAYS AttE WINO DAYS ., tr. SMUrttl:- ltA-P,.Y THIJtOI NEW GUY _, Mr.Taco -"•1J81 Mu61clloob & ' I !lay t S.. Mr. Taco SheetMU6/c GlTONl flU For Allnstrumenta 8nit lema Fol.lot.10- - • 3604 M111n St. Open ~from US 8315-1314 SUPER FAST PRINTING 3248 Main at Heath M..f. f0..9 w •a.. 10·8 --1-·: I __ . __ .. , -·---- ........... ...... . . ( ,. ""*- Oct. 14, ..., ~ tD ,.. -- - Yo~~t've tl\ldlt me ..., kftNcted. L.o¥t A ...o.l ...., ...,....,. t ~-·~ .... . ~dey. l...o\1111 YOV 8..:~11 , TttltLITTLEJIST05--..,Ifto Olfletoul ..,....,.,.... Law: Y• .,.,..,._ ' ludan c. Parlato Attomey..t-uw 36 Hopkins Road, Williamsville, NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 631 -8884 NOW ONLY $39\a. LPITAPE ...............,tl•••.... ....-. PlaJ _ _...... - - s••• .••, ........ afbr •• - - c.u ~ Q1lll . , - - . . . . fn lafar•atla• I NI:ED A Jt1Da': NYC er U WtA..,.. wtll lftM'e ~ ,..._ U ll ...., u. at ----· .. ---· ... . . -(=.... 1108. - .loA ...... -~. T>le. - - .... • I =~· 1M mind Dewlop llefW .tudy ....... . . . III'I04dng. ~~'~~pori your ~. IMm to ..,_. ...... deNop your E.S,f'. __--- __ __ DEAJtJ.A. • P. - ....,.,..lltN. --YWr.el....t._., ,. .__..000. Dobll GOOD CRAIG N10 SALLY-H-- otrr LUCI<I ~ ........ ... .-c~-.y- . o-ao,.._ WHOCUWti()O-- AI ,... - ._...~ ~,- If'CII!mtftrt,.....,.J ust~ • o u • - "ARNJt_.., _. - · 1. - ~ ,.,..,. Cdr/, .... ~. OOIPOI*IIIIr ......... Y-~ AIOOIIo'loM . ~ atOOSE fiOIIlHESE ARJISTS MD liMY MORE: Gil Scott Heron Brecllef Brothers Eric:Cimlen {any Coryell' Bay City Rollers .. .. .., , Jennifer Warnes LooReaf Ph,clis H,man AnltlonY Bruton . Dilello (cast recanfinr> AlwiJSthtlowlst _--.• -7···: ...... __.,_ • JOY!! -'l'IOOUTOIII! -·~ From t···~Records and Tapes, l-OW' 80LYMDA- 'YOU nMII" 90f your ~l. J1t1 . . . . . . Artlsts Beyond ·eompare~ ­ At Prices Beyond Belief! T ... ~~· LEV FOR fi... £SIOE:JH T·thlrt' .....u~ It erG 15.10 SML II~ o...o• YOU'tlorMII ._awt. .CI~ . Hey a10 CMrf thenb b . , . o at•em ,.., . l...cWe HB M.tfU\, .. Loads of F'R£E Mlam I Whammy Prtus Eltlctrlc Keybowrls, Guh.n, Amps, DrotM. The Bat Acc.uoriN & Music Suppliu "---.. .. Mtln nt«N. CJ&.M) -~· -*t1W of"'"*""'" woell(ln'l ~Mid II «'ldrt'"t Nooen tN Wrf 'IW want If to. en.. mu.tt be TO..GBT lllaal,......• JIIIPt Special Ortok PrU.e r~IIV II ..APA MliDf CIUIAO'I pricaintDwnl 1~--- 1100 . . . . a.m;.iti �.. r· quote of the_day ·1 ?' "You only 11\ti llfe once, but If you live right onoe IS enough." ·. U 1 1 - - W r l w l ond coh.mnllta - . o . d In wrltlr1Q f'o< UBinl~ O<penklpoelng"' lb ed~otlal -rd. pi«... cell the Sl\ orne. ot 536-2950. US , /nlltmOIIoMI lo o monthly journal ond Ito Om !.ou. Is oc:heduled to come out In the 'firing ....,._, UB to ropr_,tllle ldou of UB'olntomoUo,., l - ' 8ervlcM-'-AK.porok!galo muot tlgn up to Doc!<· of Public Solely. Information and .lgn up shHu ovolleb4o ol the OLS oltl~ O ro~~p ,, _It rl<lo wMh the olllcen from the Tou let. PI Is hevlng o beni'I>Oiiohlng perty on the 1own of lelllloll Oct. 2.4 o1 3 p.m. Clrcolo --- ~"""'4-6p.m. ln ,_.-~o..-4- commun i~ on lntt:I'MCJonal rnattera. l - ' .,....? Group Legol "'340Squl~. s.rvtC: otful free ._. ocMcoo.nd~tooiiUBotucionta.Do)'OUhlwo~ heertng· In SWJ I UW courtt or lhe Ptu ldcnt'a Ccml-? OlS heol.w otudonu to 0C1 oo <lefenden for IIIUdontl. for more Information atop In ot OLSo~ II·' p.m. Mondoy, 'Th~y .nd Friday, unUI&j>.m. T~ and 7 p.m. 1n 340 Sq.o~.-. Aloo 1n 117 ~c. Ellicott, "''ondoyo from 14 p.m. 831'2273. W-y c::- - ~from "-In the l'lllmoro "-"'. Squire. _.111•-. F-- c-... 0..11. Coroll oi831.21S4. _.._ T- lourda - · 10\oln onclllut Slt-Hu. on SpkiiUIIItJ .nd1iexu'illly on !'loY. 1·9. f'or ,_.. conloel Heidi or BrW. et ~7. Monty ln..,IYOd. "Wln<< end Solar Power Systems" given by Dr. F Dt. OrVIlle Murphy todoy ot , _ , In 123 Snell Wllkuon. Ellicott. lnlonnollon "'*- call Ill I·~· ;,.,yone lnteftated In ........ 'II)'VO IO< UOAB >hook! __,.-~-W«Mnnot o.howlngup lor their Ol'f'OintmonU In the IIIIth Ccliltlol Clinic will , _ bo -god to. o mlooed _ , _ , , .nd will nnc1 il Mrde< ........ Sclooq "--.-. ~ ElllcoU. p.m. In tho IIUrd floor ..,.,.., - .ledtd · Dileo _. Dldoe 0..... Ooodyur !WI-. -" -_--0<--tblnk~-... _ ..... 10 _ por1ldpoQ _ In •Twol-ftdlo!Qtort .....,. ., ,..._- 1.any Holrnu. 111oc1t Acllriat ~ ro. aa ~ Pruidont will opeak todioy ot 7:30 p.m. Ol Our IAd)o of "Ponnlto o1 T..-" toay et 7:30p.m. In ~F""-, tomorrow 01 7:30 p.m. ot the IAngoton Hl>glleo tor, ~ High St. CI\Jid core provtcled._ •' .......,~Ceatorlo .. ..,.. .......... --..~lnlllel...... - - - , . . o.,t..,-pr~ ......... preoenled by_Profo.utoMII~ Saturday tl 1 p.m. 1n the , Harrimert Ubrary Fecuhy l.ou.nge:. •·o.ua lor SU<>CUa" too\thl 01 8 P.111· Jri ·· the I - and M-llno -Oigby Wol~ of TOU<M ltooo•lln opeak today .. 2 p.m. In 337 Squllt. OUAB pr.-t1 • UB _ . _ 1ft en Jollft - odglnol_ot......,..o.:r.- .201nQallery 219. Sq.olrt. For more~ call134-10811. -,_ _..,.... ... _ , . _ . _ ls the -oltllefreo rocllot Sunday ot 8 p.m. In the Wid< Center ol o.onColle~ )'OU help 1ft tluft , _ ~ projedl' ol tholr undo~ ElpecWiy .......... ..., _ . ,~lromOowmoro . . . _ . _ _ ond~ ...lpQIIM-I-"ZI. ...... -SUnday., KMiir · -~~ .......... the.- ElllcoU. ..... 1' .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Study toay. 7 p~ In 2Q Squh. ~ ~ lntho Mio? Coono-­ ~ IIIG ~ I Co11oto II oR - . The lo loci!lled o n t h e - - o l - Quecl. ~ ..,_, .........to ... ~ fo< ,the ........ ..._ .......,. for the No\1, 21 Copen ... c:-.b. Honey . _ .. ee6-7500 .... 323. fl33.78n. " ' " . . - , . . ,.. ._... Oct.271.- .a::JOp.m. k wfl] _....., _ . . . . . {dlebolla. Ok.). lhon loc:Wreallnd _ , -lnlormotJoot typu of ~· . ·• blood--. -- ·--··,.....· . . . . . . . . . . - Tile Cllell•• Heue Setv•• r "ltllt-Food, . . ,....~~~111. 1'_ .... _ ....... - . . . . ., . .. . . . .c : - lo ..-.aeNIItoo.o.- lql*e. .. a...-- -,tn)QSq.d~. -~- ~p ln21i0 ~~~~- ~- 0111- Tlondey II 8 p.tn. ln llO SqoiN. n. c....-.- on the..,..,_ iii MldiMI ~,. ., _ _ _ -....... s-lo}t .. 6p..m. dpen ....... ..._ _,...,... _..,.,_ atl~ _ .. __... ...... ......... ,., -.,_.,Ill ........... . . _.. ..... - M . . . . T.-, ~a... or,......-• .30.) aM . . . . Ior~ ..... "CooiVoo J'lootr, Dota """' ......... ~ 11Jven 11Jr EMque 11 o.tedo of U8 today ot 3:30 p.m. li\ room 4 1• .jz26 Ridge t.eo. UUAB Coif- c-mtueo preeento Anlo , . _ ond Pot Algor Jomorro.r et 8 p.m. In the Roihakollor, Squirt/ ............. ........... to lind - .......... ........ --.-.. _ ......... .._.........,._...-. ... _.. .......... ........... -·.c--.._.. . . lllkM-A ,... deu f'o< btglMen It , _ lomolng. Fot ._. call Joe ot 836-29., "' /0\ely .. . wn.r ....... -... "-ley .- UOAII ~~~- ~ , . . _ 8VT lootu<lftt Jad< Cololdy Oct. 22 • e...,... ., the Fll~o>oro · ,......• '"Ooa ...... 0.. tile Qockoo... · IOnlgbt .. 170 NAC. ElllcoU. ond - I n 146~ ... 7 _. 9:1 s p.m. Suoodo71n the Squire Conlontnco IS:JS.nd8p.m. -n-. .. sq...,.. llllllo¢ In the Cont..-. • 'Theoter ond S<oncley In the Woldrnen TM«et, " " ' - • 4, 5-.30 ond 9 p.m. • "fedO<a" lG<\Iuhlln the Squir• Conlwoncll ~. . . ....... In 356 ..._,.•..,.._...,.and - o t 11:30 p.m. ln '!>-Squn~~. T.-,wvF........ . Comol~ r- . FloW ltadoay ... - . . - Collogo, .-yl'loW. I I -.: f....-n,.~~ ""' "'"'-tot ....... 1:30-.: C:..'-Y• ICmAC Ow ur o•IU•Soc:ar-• St. .. eo-~. ••e;v...,.... _'Nt.,_.a......,._.,, ......... ...... c... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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T1ac tn.111ea mailslain that tbL S400 subciciJ <Oil! be mlirea<d towvds aaodcmlc:s. bolt Floc # 10 Al.BA.N¥--S(ucbts from SUNY ...,.,_ SIOI. ..oridc set up ltflls on tbe Ia.., of SUNY d--. Ccnttlll fliclay in p<otcst or tbc sISO dorm fee lncrtasc levied 1~ Ml,y 28th by the SUNY Board ol 'Tnlstecs. The pucc(ul donotUU1ttion, lobdcd "Tent City" b)' SASU of6cillls, last<d lj>pCOXinwdy boun cnd<d With a jltc:a <OD!crmct b)' row a SUNY~ Oinoo R. Wlwloo. BJ~. 1 p.tn. ·friday. , _ or the t00.12J p<otcstinc students had arriv<d, o<ttina up 17 t~ts ouc.;de the central a!ltnlniwatlon orr- or lbc SUNY s)'lltm. The wtat p<otc:a on dc$pie« a .......Wna from AtxDfdina 10.111< SUN)'~too SASU rc,. protr! Vic< Chaa<:dJor for L<pl Affairs Sandford H. La-iDe llw "no tcmporatl Jlnl<lurts, tmU or portablc ""ltary focilitics •~I be Pmnitted un the prcmbcs." The oi•dcn.. . li>t or demand• 'includ<d • comrnitm<'lll by SUNY Centtlll to aJvc ot leu~ ooe month public ootia! before ac:cinaon a stuclcnl rce lncreuc proposal. TIUs came in rapotue to the Board· or T,..ca lnausina lhe dorm fee WI May, ancr 11uclcou bad Jiancc1 llldr bousinJ conttacu . "We oppose the lncreast and tlae way it was lovi<d," arJ\Icd Studtot AJsoclatlon or the S...t Univtnity (SASU) President James St.,.,. "Altbouah theY Voted oo it bun open lnCCSIQa, there was little diocussioa. AD 1M dixussioo IQO~ plocc tD I dosed --...." Sttnt is filina atawwit~C~~iastthc truJictS clolmlna their ac:1ions violated Sulc pubtk: mettlnalaWJ. 1M llJbt lUl'DOUt disappointed SASlr ofliclaiJ 'l(llo spooapr<d Tent City. ''Tiley say that thq'U usc the Alboidy m a"'id fonllty ctm. They abo Aid tbat ob{>ut the Sl50 tuition blkt and they slill cut the l>u4sd. If Whanon sbows tbe Sill< tba SUNY can >WVi'< th< cuts, tb<Y'U cut mot< aad IDOt'e." she -.ua1. The cro•d otrulck SUNY Cmulll IJ>I!CaT<d onlcrly aad there •as no .........., or allY alcohol or marijuana bcina used durinc the P<Oit:SU, u SUNY odminbitralors bod fear<d. The Audcnts assembled oo the Ia-. sift&ioc soop written foe the occasion. " Old ClifT Whanon hdd • moail!a <M._Io Aod ia tlait mc<tin& they .,.,..., • bill.... Wlwton aucnd<d a pc<SJ confcrcnttc d\lrina the l'lllly, ....,..,in.,c qu<UiOn> from tbe crowd about tht- INR«S" plan co rnovt toward ><If-sufficiency and sd up a _ . , . , . board to admiDisa tbe tlonns. • aad about boldloa pnvatc m«tiQp. ...._...,. to F'me. "Wiwloo ..... w:sy pcopk ame Jbat Valvcuity eenter, and. oecordina lo Stern. a wamina letter from the Chaoedlor's office-prioted Ia lhe All»ny Stwlml Pm:s>-friahtcnc:d away many '"OIIIcl·be dtmonstntlon. "We were dlosappoint<d that U 8 bad DO rcp<t5CIItotloo. Bufflllo it an itnportam ~er and it Is in the 1atat1t SUNY City. Anytime Bufflllo Is involv<d in an action, il becomH- more dr«tiw.," maintaiDCll Stern. The SASU Pn:oidcat is a UBstt>dmt-lawforoocysr. ~ 10 Yta: Prcsldent for c-pus AUain JOIIict f'li>C, the SUNY sc:boob of • New Pall%, """"'-· fredonia, Conland,and Oneoclta llllctld<d. UB'a SASU rtp<aCDUtlwc Joe Rifkin cited aatdtmlc ov<nootd as tlae r - UB lllld . , tlll-u. lleJoo~.-,u •..,. dldtl'l - .., cano.ds - of tdlool Work and dmc probkmt," he Uj)laiocd.. Allbouah Rifkin did bavc a catlold JCbed..ialed to lll'ive in Albany in timt for t1ae *-ntiool. tk trip--. QIICdled. '' Wc voouJd bavc bad to lave a< 6:30a.m. " he soicl. Trnis Bo!Wd, UB'• otba SASU ddeaaae, did_not 1111. to AltMqy until tlae dunosttatioo was ovrf. · " Travis and I asked about 100 people on :OWradly, but nobody Wlltt<d 10 ao." Rifkin ranri<d. r...,..-T.,.. Oty wuabo in p<o<,.ofthe Board of TNJtta' plan 10 mo.., towards sclf· wrodotocy in the domtl. CllfTClltly, tbL Stile oullololisa SUNY ro. ~ por , _ of.ew:sy boll.,.. 111M aoclloolllu- lloc ~­ ~·piMIOnoioctbar.... ., f'Valive. Ht> didn"l uswa any q~··. SASU offtciab fine and Stem botb lll'&d !bat despite the liJht turnout, the ret.Y was effective. "The Cbancdlor was w:sy .6>arY. I tbialt the stll<lenu pw him on the I.I)Ol," f'U>C DOled.. Howcou. - y ;,. l l t tboco&ht tltc p<otat was ..........-. One &t>OII)'tnOW Auclcnl fdt tlall lhe Olancdlor dKI nor l.Ue it scriowly aad thot It wu a flop. " It • -'t a flop at oil," Slid F'-. ''1111: Cbatlcdlo< ............ .. T1ac ~·· olrc coeN - be .-bcil.........,fOr.._ .......,. long, dark journey from Squire; bus stop's exit a rapist e_ntrance? The Je<scy Left. It's been eaJied a aodsend b)' ..,.,. and a cunc by otberl. Cotutnld~ • . - - - of Mllio Strt« and 8ailcy Avent~<, the Jcney Ldi- daipcd 10 allniate trarrc CtX~Ccstioll ...., to be a coa~e-n.icnt .11tern1tivc Lo tbe ooomlliooal litdna.fn-thc·tlliddle- ta•minia.a the ihUttioo in t:OJijuaaloo with the Uaimslty Oeparuntnl of Environmtntal Htllll)l and Sa[C(y, McGill bdicv<d thO! it WWOuld QOI k IJ(\I4all" for the Bluetiitd vdUdcs to continU<: ~!he..._ of-.M..f atcnec:tloo~·fCif'<lbe. "Metro au.. wlllcb b.ad ...., aopped tb<rc, dot:sn 't 111ymore," th< bltsiQa diredOr polnt<d out. .. ,,,,. rnovina trarr~ uca a.Dd ju.st wooaldn't be safe." McGill lidded !bAt the ptlbtidy owned bus Wllik the ,....,., cooll'ljiCioll bas .._.!he -oria ~. .-..rbastdoeat..S Its ~ plc:t... -;oo to wilhlu the Jency Ldi aru on a spoc;.t Mctto Bas licbt-to-d>ani< kn tum. non-clrivi.a1 do""itOty residents lind tbt Ldl-clubbed after the Easltrn~ stOit It orislnat<d la-ialiaitdy inconwnimt . The fotm or the st~' In it the rm:nt ~or !he acma.t Hall BlltdJird boD stop, d ... 10, atOat claim. to the oft-used lnt~lo•'• f~Cd]Q, lane . "~ lt wu ror safety mtuuru." a Metro au. spokesman uplalaed . "Wt abo did It, ho......,.. 10 ensure p<opcr spoocina bel- our stops." Bolt unlike t h e - poo.;oo. Bluebird did 001 tdoeatc iu Jlop ;. the •wroundina viciolty. IJutelld, the P<lvatdy ctwncd company NotiDJ !hot "major ....lsions" _ , dooe lo lhe comer, Asoodot~ dJ!COf'tlnu<d .stoppinl ntar Main fllf Olmpus ~. RDt<r MeGill Street oltOFtbcr. -.,q,l&iacd !bat Bailey, which "C>Ytr tilt summer, while rid:ina fonD<tty _ . . . . Uuec laoa bcfcn the btD .. Maio Strt« •• -~ 111e JcrXt Len'• c:oaJlr11aioa,- it to act off., ~t bolt t1ae • • oaly r.o laaa Melt a< tbe drioer tdbsed," ~pllinal Studca Affain Direclor ud Oood]at Ha1l poial -.., the bit• Jtop preylollsly ,loc:aed, mat.ma the area rcllcltnl Doown Mario Femora, wile, that Jftcident, bas led tlae .. un.11 fe t- for ~ny further .._ CNIIIdt to '""-• tile stop. After • illirial _ . . with ....,,td __.,......,, aaoUttr Suod.. t "-1atro. ,._.u..,. Ferrara ... ...,.;v..s littk IOIPPO" ,,_ her - · ••stodc.at i'mp•• ba• be:eD milllaPI," dlo directot ~. ......... ,_.. totelclll>ootcalls and aolu." T~t r«tad.r ~ ollicilll . , . _ tbat_llle ltlckol ..... - ' • ........, a result or apathy. Good)'eay"..Citme:nc comple.x rcsiclcnt Maty Slocum, has joined with Ferrara in requesclna the ri:IUtn or the Slop. "I citcullled petitions to tw:sy floor (Of tbe two dorlnilorics) and colkcted about J.SO • tianature:s;· sh-t added. rccallina tbat she hod also lriod 10 llllk 10 the m·ocbird Comp1111y officials. ''111cy wert really bod about it," Slocum rdatccl._ "I lW\ed 10 talk m tbtm and tbm, die~ ... Botb Fantn and Sloaun Ill= tbal lbe oltcmative tO tbc a ....... ao~~ !Wiot nlaht or 11 lhe Didmdorf Loop durlna the day-b DOl altot~cther coavertient or are. ~b fat <j'Omal. " WalkioJ 1lln1111b IC.Imball Towf« 01 Dia'll isa't ,the .,......., " Slocwe .... lracina tlae usual ptlll ....... tra>df"""tlae~aop to the dontlltorics. "I'm a c:hidica about lllillp Ilk lbtl," ~ aarecs. nodna !hot co-eds now ba.., to traYCI 100 far to the dormitories; llout ~the r:hMocs ofbdaa assaull<d or rapcd-aa locrcasiDsiY (~ CICCtii'C:DCC apcdally .. the MainStm:taru. ......,. WbtSI>Lt an alttm~~te rowe ca be established Is dtbacalole. "lltiDd or cbjbc ;, (lila a ..,. JIDp bt lacorporllltd), ". McGill predicted. ''Tltit . . . Sind ~ roa$ act DOl w..yAIII<d forbiD~" The AdmiDisvator add<d tbll a new tlat'OIIah...,..t>UI btD rot11e wo.atd "iec·r e:ue anaUy tbe ,....,...... or aocid<ius aDd ol ddaya ia bas tJ.c" tlaueb)' nutUr)'ina the safetY factor Sloe-. and Ftrr<lta cite. Mt<lill q-lottcd the amount of dallc<r the stop, - - . tlall - iDdrkeu "U\'e"" -.e. ,_ ......,... bcat~widi-~c:r (wa!Uq rr- SqeiH to llle dorel)... 1lris, lilt. . . . _ said, •..,o•••bat feduct' tht .,...._.... Allloouab l\olcGIU does not ""'-11 - • - --'all ... Sloaaa qoolelt 10 ........... - . . . . . . . . .tlall. ..._....~ io fro<1t of Ckmmt Hall, -.c "nobody would act hun";. ti>L idtiii'P91 for a MW aop. Tl\at Is, b o - , ''if the drWat Witch - . , thty.,.. aoiaa for a..,_e," Slocum .-k<d. Ferrara said .a. 100 bas an ak..-~rouu pluDcd, bul it "'not tady to publicall) rdalt ic." "lt'sjwt not fair tbao busa stop 111 ll.lllcon aad Oov«llor's," Slocum CODduded. ''They (llle tlri¥U1) don't tbaa walk ,_tilt loop." -e �Lost? Bored?-Stranded? !rySquire.Hall's booth "What time is •lhe midniaht movi~;?" "Where is Squire Hall?" ~ savic:e provided by the ialonnation desk, f1T51 Ooor Squire Hall, is· answerin& questioos about 1he University, « suidina Inquisitors to lhe plAces where answen can be found. But lhe information desk is more than juSI• that. It also houses the University's "Lost and Found." Lost a book lately? What allebt an lDcard? Tbere'sa pile of , rec:overed &oods, ranJing fro\q UB ID's, to Ucenses, to automobile rqistratloo . And speakin& or ID's, .a:ording to lnfonnation, you can still aet youp validated at Hayes B. The Squire Hall ilesk has all the imponant dates and deadlines studenu oeed to know. If the Information Desk can't help you ditcctty, !hey can at least, in most cases, point you in the riaht direction . But ·aa:ordina to ~ne. worker, !hey tre n<K infallible. "A lot of people lhink !hat we lhollld be able to answer every possible quesdon they can ask," he said . "Now V(e can't·, for example, teUi:owhere your classes meet if' happen to foraet your seh u)e." Common questions vary , dependina on t.h e time of the year. During the .fall, the most common quesdons concern a building's location. And mort than once, workers report nervous parents wiJI call about !heir son or dauahter~.lhe cold st*Son starts, ryont wanu to nod beallh ·ce and lhe number to c:ill to see if school is closed. Beeause a multitude of <questions are on US's scheduled eyents-sucb as movies-the desk has a board with daily utivities lUted. There are also Metro Bus schedules and tokens (for sale at a reduced price) to help students aet.around Buffalo:~ • Workers have DO special t:rafnina for lhe job bw quk.kly · lean what is aoina on In lhe University and where thinas are bappenin&. "l feel mole in toLIC:h with the Uoiversily since J•ve been workina bert"," commented a worker. · "E•·en wllen I'm If()( wotltlna. friends ask me about events because they're sure that I know." $$$$$$ Cou-lullftlft loard Outside 355 Sq•lre HaU MSC Sa- You SSSS$ .,..._.,...._ F......aw-. .. 1: .... .w. wills·•llQuols a...,u.-........... " at tiUVIISI1T PLAZA a.-n....,. C:ZZ·£ .... ............ .............. •.." ...... JMil casnrs wr W... Oct.IJMI .. I,_ 1'ICIITI ....,......._,- -- ........ I I L - �GLS rift ends in resignati~p_ by DID Bowme addcd, were, unfO\Wita. . C~Edilo- ~ Dittelor or Gr0<1p L<pJ S.rvica (GLS) has reslanrd ancr a controvCTsiol duh with 111t Direaor or Ihe Squllc/Amitmt Division or Sub-8o111d 1, Inc. Tht re>IJnaJion of Jamie Bookcy, recdlo'<d on S.plcmbtr 22 by Sub Board ExtcuJive Chairman Dcnnl> 81-.:k, I• unfortunalc yct could have been noldtd throuah better communieacion. accordina to Black. SquJrt/Ambcr:JI Dir«1or Ft:M1' Chlnnld. who respon>iblc for GLS activillcC"IIaltd, "Slit Wllllrd ~~~:~. P<UIY much bcr liule own empire ovn thc:rt (11 lS Bookey <>ltd "pofoc:y cr..auecrncnl£," whlcll eould noc all bt raol<td, and beallh probiCTns u the rca.oru (or her 1-udden depanute. ••The frUJl yoU put in I Pf'TSOf'l in rny position just wasn't there,'' Boolley maintained . ..Thue- are too many restrictions.'' AhhouJ,h lhtre were several minot problenu that arose ~(nee Bookry onicia.liy waJ ''""'((! he• position on June '· the "bJow~up" O«Urred O\'tl DooLey's firma oKlLS ptrsonntl on 1hc 1hlrd day of .ct>ool and Ihe substqum1 rc-hlnna by Chinrn<i and Nll>lanl GLS Dlrec1or Clltr yj Fursll<<. Doo~c) II<CIU<d GLS .. arrcr Bob Hayden of rrlr•~•"l confrdcnual mformat1on C"onurnmt landlords •nd 1cnanu from 111t GLS fll« ond aiWIIIIIt <boa 10 Tit< Orlw Or,. (now llrr A/ttrnlllll'f' f'o/<W$), Arrn 8oolt) futd Haydcn, Ch1nnl<' re-1\ilrd him bttausc •• ,ht' didn't want 10 coruuh mt" OJ\ ht"r dtci(lon."' t.nd Bookcy's reasons tilt firma. ht ra.r C...lticb Hayden d<nin cnt offmn1 any GlS informacion anc! I!Uiintalns 1ht1 Dookey .,.., !Old h1m all lh< fC3S!'OS why he was btlna Rrrd. "She pvt bud&<llt)' cut.s and not rnouah lta.aJ ~pericnce u the main roasons." rtcallrd Hayden. "3lld only mnuloncd som.C'Chlna about mt aoin5throuah tht lilft.•• Conlllcu wl1h GLS auorneys was anolhO" reuon rcportrdly $1Y<n lo HIYdcn, bUI "bolh thei&WYCTJ lhll I -..orktd ..ilh ~ chat !hen ..-.. no problem. " Haydon dtc:laml. Gl:lnnlci was 'ct<t!IIY mformccllh.,llltomey Donald Shonn wu respo!Uiblt for Ill• rdeuc or 1hc inrormation ahhouah it was ••only acnC'ral infomta.lion." ..1 wanted smcttr auldelanes. in wririna. which tveryonc BJf«d 10!" Bookey outlined. "Bul If lhc same ln<id<nJ ocrurrtd aaaln, O.nnis (Bia,ck) uld 1ha1 " f i ht couldn '1 aua.ranteto a c:tlm solution r:uhn- tban the maybem 1ha1 hos btm ,olns on Ihe posl "'«ks." 8ookcy oddtd 1h11 fhc wan1rd 10 plotect 1hc confldentialhy or lht in formauon wlticli people dwul&< 10 GLS. "Thty dldn'1 arc "hY I lirtd {Haydon), jUJI lhOI I bad 10 hire h1m ba<k." the forma Director uS<rtrd Aea>nlin110 ChtMicl, 8ootey did not inform h1111 or htr OCC:UsatiOIIS whcn Haydrn was rit<d. "It >«<JU ridiculous 10 m<lhat sheraiantd OVCT lh< first confrontation bctv.·~ two peoplt '*"ho ha\C to SQ...,Anltwa, Ointctof ,.,..,.. ~· "SM..,.,. hno - • • - c:ot!Dnueo 01'1 J.aQe · - goc<r to'> Au I,,_. •••'"' ro 0e ""' o,.. otV••"t " UB's academic future highlighted ·during full day spent in seclusion by Elma C:aa~vu ~ ••• (''11"/ of CONUhllioa>, •ill <k>,.. • pr-1 ror pbnruna an<l 111t infonnai>OD acqUU<d tit, . c1Ucusi10ns • ill aucmenl -.-u\Jy mectinp wllbi.p that dtviJaOn. "AI lite. end of lhc year/' Rossbrra upbmtd ...,.. v,-ill hoJd anotb~r fuU-clay rcueat co pu\ lgto place a UB'• ~ fuiUrc ..... plontd Friday as about )j Un•vtrsily mcmbc"''s con .. rned '" a rctr~ desiJned as a bralnltonnins \e$Sion for plan nina. revb:'on of Bunn's Plan ir that is ne-eded. •· Catherina '" Ihe Lockport Shtndan. Audml. staff, The purpose or lhc fCUtliS , I he O.an "'id, "is 10 ,., lacuhy and administrutivc fcpresc:nlatiVcs looked a1 a.tarr from Acade.:.mic Affairs m~dna whh other UO'• curf&tl A,cadcrnlc Plan and 1be Unlvmily's aroups. "h I> a c:h'anc. lo >« th< speeifiC problems and rUJ)Oil>t to rc<ource$ and lh< 1r1wna Of r:caUOc:alioos. proocs>0S &1 '"Oft,." he addcd. Tbc session ""'05lhc fin.\ or thii )ear's c.rrons to form a ~rida.y'i tc:Ueon Y:arted at 9 a.m."md amhnued ror ""'kablt p<opo>ll for UB aadcruic.s. llllnoM 10 bows. 11 was btld • an oiT<ampils lite, AAXordln& lo V',.., Prcoidtnl of AC8d<mk AITI!n 1touberJ 'Did. oo mete oooul4 bt oo lliAnc:lioou. Robtn Ro.ub<q, who ofiAI\l2l<d lilt r<lr<Sl, F'n.s.y's Throoaboilt lhc I'Qf, lht , _ will r.,.,.,edly bt ofllll..- iDc:laclrcdlootl;lxeod lcsua -~11<:1. f..UO..al..., wilh .........,. ._;,p,:• "W• )ooktd "' 1/j<, prCSCDI draf1 Pfoposal of Ill• AAXordina 10 Rossbc<a. the )5 ifni...,>ilr mcmbcrl Rqtnls for oadanic pronnJna. and a history of •ho aurndtd Fri<Uy indudtd 1111 dnns and director> Jllanolna h<r<." lit said. The aroup abo lookrd ar .. ho rcpon dlrmly 1o Aood<mic Affarn. lh< Raff of SUNY/ Albany as a caK study or dc:ahng whh resource ,-\codtmic Artairs, rcptncnrafi~u f1om Ihe reallocations. uncterarAduatc. and a.raduarc stude,nJ al.SOI.'uuionJ, UB's acadcmk planOin& WI> chamd tn 197R by Mlllord Hllmor< eon.... lhc Focully S.naJ<, former Via PIUident for Acadtmlc AffaJn Rona)d UnfW"rshy·wic:k deans. thr DirtcLOr of the: L1bnulcs. Bunn. ln his doc;u mau-intrnded .. co guide: the: the: w-ntor profcs.son in the computtr C'cntrr. ud a i;iiiiil!!!!!!i!l!~~~~~~ aru ' at<U ror raouroes ao UB and mdica<rd th>J thclib<nl Univtnily 111t prionly wouldtllrouslt ..rr.. 19U-Bunn ,_ from i<kntilitd bu4., cuu dU< 10 dwlndlina_tntollmmts. &uno's Academic Plan, as i1 ~t no"-' tc:ferm:l tO, wu <rili<lud larr,ely for ra•ortna lhc professional proarams and for basin& plann1n1 loo btavily on e_nrollments. R.os.sbcrs said Monda) tb;J.t the: retreat UST SAlE Sl5.911 $1 1.49 IPB Ul 1~ 5.49 7.911 Ul 7.98 8.98 Ull s.u Ut 6.39 US US Ul Ut 7.98 5.49 CAC and S.A. Commuter Affairs present U9 5.49 6.31 A COMMUTER BREAKFAST 9.99 7.911 5.41 Friday, Oct. 17th from 8:00 em untll12 Noon in the Flllmbre Room of Squire Hall ------------------............. _.. I I Il I I .u-,;-., I .....,. •..... ""'• a-;.,-... I .......,.u-na.-. ... ,...._ . 1 ...,_., ... ....,,_ 0- .w• - "•.., ""'_..ao~o~r v." ..,. ,__ .,.._..,. I 7.98 8.98 13.98 l ~ l)lol ...... ~~ .... _..., 1roup loo.ltcd atlhc history of academ.c plan.oi.n& here ••aJterrun_lvt Kf"natios. •• and, within lh.aJ. c;onteXI, con)tdcrcd the Bunn Plan, "II &bO 8&vr us," Ros.sbna CO"tinucd , ''.some "ahhousb il may not last thai lana." ront-tpt of whtJ the ronsuhali\lc Pfoefi'fo nMl.\ to bt.'' ~ ll05SbCTI barcpea~rd throuJ)loul h11 you.ns tenure Ahhouah Ro,.bCTa .aid lit is "uchal" abouo I be "' V'oce Pn:siclcnt 1luil 111t Academic Plan ,.;u bt rnrc:u and lbe .,l<mpl 10 look carefully 11 ltldemi<: f'C'vicw.,chnd rc<onSJructcd if n.....ar) . plannma, lit addtd that pooplc musr bt careful ""' lo Roubal: nptained th&J 1bt purpc»C" of the rcueal "mlltntC'rpcct' ' thttr munm.a ... E,e11 &houch •e we Wll 10 arud)'U lht fulurt and idcnllfy the pr~ llw planiUtllo ll doaa'l m<all " < arc OUI Of Ibe " 'o och in planftiDa will follow. "Tbll," be capl.wltd, "1ndudes budlft ra<l'lllnu." bt.aid. tDWmUIII CCIIU\IItatloa wllll deans and rcpresmoaoi>es "Wt ba•c to plan mlhc <Oni<Al of !hal 11<.11 if •• do or an Univusilr JC<.'IOn," _ _ .. lbai.Y.<U and wl1h • dcpcc of ope..,..,. SY~ !' Tb<, .suff in Aallluole Affom, lhro"8)1 lhcsc mor< eocnfortablc-'' US I • ....,_,.,._. -.so.,a """"eo.. 1"'._.,_ • ...,._.,......_.,_, I IIID 1.1 JIDlOII Soudcnl /WOCialion (SA) rq>resmlllivc:s, Vier lepmCTIIIIi" fromOerhal< lnstiou<io.W MfaJn.for llad<mic PresMknl Dian~ and Dirccto< Arr.,. Lauron Sl>ap!To. •uc noc avaimblt M~> fot comrnau . Rosobcra u.d lh:U lh< ret......... most lmpOnanl for reveahnalllt coniClll ~ooitlw> which lilt lfO<Ip ~ lo • Q(t and .ihov.ing thc.UniVffsuy•s abilil)' to loot 11 ·---~~----------------J -- FREE BEVERAGES - 15c DOUGHNUTS All Students Are Welcome to Attend!! �Boc;>key . :-:---·IS75 MiDeraport Hwy, Alahent N.Y. illlftp," Bookeyconceckd tlw " lt&ortoa pointwbcre cworyot»b<almc Jtuhborn, myself iodud<d." Tbo ~u oiJo focUICd i>o different perecptlocu of ille OLS Oir~'a dutla. '1bere were oenaiD tlllQp tb.tt 1 Oireelo< bulo bt rc1pomibte for IAC!Ibe <ticiD't-tto bt," Chinnki ~ "She c:ould ...... clooc I JOOd job, bill W jUII WOOled 10 bt bet OWII orpnizoUon INilhat'a nortbc way il woru, •• lot Slid. o... .,.. or coatcntloo wu ille reopoiiSibilily f<>< ¥OUCbtn lncunec! by OLS. Chinnici nWnta.islcd tbll Bookey "didll 't thiat it was nc:casary" to follow lllllidtircl SUb Board procedure wbld> stipulates that !be Dimion Dir<cton arc required to sliD all vouebm. t.looreexplained tb.tt "Fr111t w111ted ille Oireaon .to lllllnlll llleir VO<IC:ben on time wtlllc Jamie was mort laid ba:k arul waoted to tate her time." Booltq-'s'aonny tenure btp.n durin& ille Po-sonnd lUid ~· Committee ulluvkw of Cllldidotes f<>< illc:JIC)Oilioa or Ol.S Director. The a.ain:nan or the P .t A Committee ot ille tim< wu Jod MaYenoim wbo wa IOIIIponty v~ or Sub Board ODd former Student Auoclatlon (SA) President . Ma)'trlolul'• duties - • to q~~e~~lon tbc caoclidota on their knowl<d&< of Sub Board and 10 oousee the WINTERIZE NOWtrl Awold the .... minute ru8h. ... . . chet JOfH~Iot,JooMeud ....,.,_tfk..,_, ...... ,_....... ,., ,.. ..,.,... ,.,_ _,..,, ...... . . _ , . _ . . , . . . tOI ~ ... ~ CALL SOON FOR AN APPOINTMENT UJt..85SI tl"""' ASK ABOUT OUR SNOW TIRE PRICES (In ..... _ .... ,,_ ..., , _ """" taptbc:f," Ddtld Sub Board a.ain:nan Mart ..._.. Tbo ~ tll'feso<d amuemcu1 11101 Oolzmicl ood Boc.kcy dld 1101 calmly discuss their ~ •.Moo,., r~ illot "JIIille and Frank W«e comfonablc witb eacll otb<r'l way or doiq ~ intervirw prcxess. Durin& Bookty's interview Mayersohn was present althouib be was' illen datlna h<r. "At ille time I didn't real.lze that illey w<re aolna toaetbcr," Moore mnarked. AllhouJh Ma)....olul rtpO(leclly Jbowed no blues ia ille iatuvkw and dld nor-eon ille .....ncblea. Moen aaid illll be was "a bit disnlrbtd" when be I<!'""' out about illdr VAN MORRISON (For students only) Come by for a special stodant dtiiCount card, It's good fiX a.noteyaar, 8lld entltlel you to 1~ otf any Command Performance arvice. Including our preciaion haircut. Pl.clslon hafrcuttlng Is ounachnlq\leforwttmg the Nir lo harmony with the way it grows. Sou II grows It doesn't ~ its shape Your halR:ut will 10011 as gooct alter r.... daya as It does alter INa mlnutas. A ~sion haircut wnh Shampoo en<t blow-dry coats jUSI loo~n dollal'l lor guys 10'!1o of course. v. allo oftar galS. leis permanent-· No appo{ntOf c;otoring, tro.ting eno -ldftioltii~~J. ment needacl, just come ln. Take ~ of OUI' olfw. Ira pt8Cite!y what you need. ! i Ofrer Explrea Oct. 2Ith. '80 f;a ••...-;. ,.., ................ Fht VIIII-M• OFF : t7.: ... fj b--H -In~ ~ ....ILY. -· Ujl! ...........i,..~~o •.A"'''""'-.A"'"'.tllt••··..,.••·z.ti rdallocullip • u•'O W<d<s laur. "It didu~ ma.l:c aoy diff<reoce because abe w;on IIIACII<doW11." r«alled Bltdc, •'but lA ~t it would have boeu btu<r if h< ranovtd hllnsdr from the r00111." hootber cootrov....W move by Bopl<ey wu her notirlc.llion tO illt Board durin& the firJt wut or June that lbe would not bt ai>Je 10 rulnu her dudes during the aummer btcluae she was eommlued to an out-<>f· town job. "C<rtaln people fdl slfahtec! ·btc:awc 1 wasn't illen:,"Bookey aeknowJedaed, "bill I didn.'t feel tbll I left wiillout btiQI occcalble." Tbo former ~ aff'trllled tbll abe wu "on ..U" lUid "wilf.,_ tO ny up lr I bad to." ' Chlnnld wu criUcal or Bookey's ........,., abscnc:e. "She abltldoocd ille proeram, ao to opeak," be Jtoted. Black revealed tbll Bootey did DOl nodfy ille P cit A Committee thll sb< would bt away for illc summer. ••'The QUCStiOO was"nevcr ISked Of bU becaU$t Wt just wumed that lh< would bt h<re," Black CJII>Iained. The Executive Chairmltl noted thll if Bookey had 111nounoed her intentions earll<r, th< lnl<rvlcwing commhtee would baY< asked h<r more quations ltld have looked for someone with mort apuimcc to run OLS durin& her absence. Ho .... ..,, Bookcy asserted thaa t.bt ''pr'OII'alD ran wdJ o"·cr the summa.*' Moore rebmaed Black's wenlon tbll Bookey bad not properly nodli<d Sub' Board. "I assume ill• a petiOli applyiQ& for the Dircctonhip who knew llw illc OIS Director is nopilally roquirtd to bt h<r< durin& illc summ<r, would (cU us if lbc would not bt h<re*' Moore remarted. The OLS ofrocc> w<rc open 20 ho 1 week with lour hour> IWI&ned for anor ey coruu.ltallon. A review oommiuce has bc<n formed by Sub Board to discuss theeoall oiOLS, aa:ordinato Block. "Riabt now we're lootina at how other sdlools !>ave h111dled iodivldull n:presenlation by lawyer> without ~~$inc lludcnl lllltldaory r...... Blael< lAid. ~ ... COMMON ONE �t • • • • • • • • • •~...... ,',•,·.·.·.·.·.·.-·.·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.!1",•.•..-..•. .•.··-···-··'--·1.. TV and politics; star trekking our vision of life,s bonanza · bf Fruk VlviiiDO PNS-"Politia," Chairman Mao u~ to say, ''come.< OUt Of the b&nel of 1 aun." In 1980 that axiom holds doubly true for Amuicaru. but with a tWist. The gun on qursuon is mounted lll the rtar or. television piaure tube, "'here n lires elearonit lmJ&es at !he ><.T~n on whkb so much or AmeriCan tife- pohtocal and ocherWise-il now conducted. And h derives much of iiS po"'er from proarams whoch do nor. oo the surf~tt. appear even remoccly rtlated 10 politics. In ways ,.htcb arelinle understood, I he charac~er of llllinstrtam U .S . polilocal opinoon h:as been defined lrss by Waller Cronkhe and Da~od Bnnkley than it has by FatMr Knows Be.st, Bcma~W~, KoJak and Lou Grant. What poilu~ sells today .. a vision or life, rather !han a.n oraaniled proaram for the governing of today. h presents id(()IOJY in the broadest sense, u "belief system" full or conventional views of the world and conveolional expectation. of il. And tbat, after all, is juSt whal television enlmammcnt presents, h is lhe chief ideolOgical force in America, lhe c hief testing ground or our oonventional expeaations, thanks 10 a systemacir .rrorr to read the national pulse and addr<>S the most deeply fell public needs. In rhe age or Television Politica, no polnJcian can survivt long if he ianorn the TV public or lh< princoples whteh guide entertainment programmil\g . As a rrsult. succ..sful politics and - "and I he ocher JUY blinked." The Ei>enbower ye.ars marked the lriumpb of a criueal pronciplr lor omase-makers. Uke the wellSummit balanced TV oc:hedule. 1he succcssflll political Even in the medium's infancy, a rudomentary formula ttquored a sympathetic PCf$0DalitY relation$hip between political imagery and the (Ei<cnho"'to homKif), rcinforced by a bard, pr~vailing tmagrs of 1c1ev11ion entenalnmem was aurcssi•t eds< (Nixon/Dulles)-a combination apparcn1. of FatMr Knows /k$1 and Ha>r Gun Will Tf'ITWI. Dwiglll Eisenhower wa.~ the very embodiment Bw che da:ai~ cho.naed wnh ume and llle Ou.t or those ideals wtucll ele\'aled Robm Young and or mlonstrum ld(()Joay: and in lh< Kennedy Farhv Knows lksr 10 the Noelsen summit . solid. ytars . th< dual thalllcter of both polilics and homoaenous. sma.ll·lo...-n Protesrant ide2is for a tdt• oSion undcr,.ent a profound transformatioo. populalion still terrified by il5 own urbaniud, Conr ""••• th< <mall 1own vah•es and paranoiJt poiYI.Ioc nature. and bluster of I he foflle~. to be replaced by lhe But tht'rc ..-as another side 10 the Eisenho"'er peculiar •maJpm or the urb<lnt. high-culture prcsjdency. Under the auspices of llochard NiAon style and onr<nst ft\<r for reform wbkb and Joseph McCarthy, the rulin& Republican t•haractcrited "•nnedy hbe~ali•m. Party oversaw !he red·baiung and securi1y Tcltvmon '"liS full of Kennedy images~ The paranoia which dominated W115bina1on arrairo nanon had ~n exhausted by lhc idcoloaical until l9SS. main or lhc Flro.es. and t<levioion knew ((lOugh This security paranoia had an e.uct television 10 nd nsdf or Slone- rued sunmcn like Paladin. cqu~>aknl. Dozens or ICOSC spy and poliC< and 10 replace lhcm woth stylish detectives on tht proarams ill lhe early Firtlrs (I ud Two Lil'lfs. model or n Su1uet Smp and appealing idealists Dragner, Raclcer Squ11d, The Crusadtt) opcrared like Or. Kildart. II was pan of !be Kennedy on the premise 1ba1 a criminal or political aeniu• to rccQ&nitelhc sam< tbing, while Richard confidence man lurked behind every American Nixon pal~ lhc priu for a fixed identif'f"tion door. with the parnnood Fif!les. 1 Bllaked Anyone who finds the notion outrageou~ 1hao the we>tcrn •hoot-oUI hQd some metaphorical relationship with the Cold War, should consider the 5ummation of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisb offered by then Secrotary of S tole Dean Rust: "We wert eyeball to eyeball," be told the press, Scott: Campaign SO's 'real' leftist b) Ste•·• Simmon• ~mon In 1 campaaso filled WHih Hohzman,, D'A.mtd.os, .,_d JltwltS, &nOibtr Clll14icl&l< .. V)'in& ,.,. ""' P""'IOII o( US Senator froon 1'1<"' YorL. Runn1nt on • "Pcop6e Bdo« l'lofiU" platform, Boll Scon u lhr Communut Party'l COl>dld.,<•• rr~~•<d th< Gus Hali· ~&C'II ..,,h D.a'u PtrS!dtnttlll u~:flc:t In :m cxctwiH tmcruc:w nu Sl>«tn"" ' ' )<ar-old ¥1 nb hue ...d.. lh< Scou ouolln<d bn poh~to for )()lvma the nauon ·,. ..:urrtnl domes(K and (oretJ,n c:n.scs Tlu~ Rockland Count) tf'Udmt uedit~ lhC' thll rountr)l In truth. Af&hanuuo noc J.ltack«< by lht Sovta Vn1on The lfOOp.J uc thtn bcaus.c the)' •ere 10\'&lcd by ahc w., llo}J ,. m n nauoo's mfl.ai10o won to • ·'blo•l<d" mJhtuy buditt and proi)O$ed a mJW.in SIOO billion cu1 in defense lpr:ndtna. Thr ranam1nr S67 b1Uion would mainlain the ui.stinJ wc:apom .. whJch can kiU t'\'C'fY'hing 20 llmei" ovrr, anyway.,. UJd Scou. "Thb b l.hc saatd oo~ chat none of my opponcnu ll.re deallnll woo b." Whh d<cre..<S on military •pondJng, Scon r<m&nlr<d th< ne ce~shy for a nrm peace commitment with lhc Sovie1 Union. caJUn& it a non..agreuiYc counlJl'. Wh<n reminded of Russia'• itovasO)n or Afalwlista.o, Scott retorted that ·•tnvuioa b • code ....,.d-u>ed to create byst<Tia in ( RQfll Over Ihe cnsulns years. this curious process bas Ia ken even Orm<T root, wilh politicians rising and fallins in SuG&csli•e propconlon 10 their ability to reOect-or aeneraoc-an image which matches ch~ txPcc:latloni or tC'Irvision rntrruirune:nt. When lyndon Johnson was at his ,best during th< - lllCIOIIK,.......,un Ooll liJII fl- and cued CUW, RUSSi~. ond Poland a$ cnm~Mcs of rounaria 1hu have implem<nt<d ""'etssful pro~. Scotc ts2rt<d ob:u ~ os the only Sma.xon.al c::and.Jdate Af&Jw> ''"~' .. S<otc . ..no wa> >cmns naval ch<mialfy pollut<d to "uil the loV< Canal Japan wbcn the atomJC .sit<. "lwutenibly omprcss<d """"" bomb> ..... drollP<d. r........ • 1 W<JJI tbere," r<marl<d S.:ou nuckal confrocuadon tbal .r not 5t><Uina out apijlJl Hookn prrwctnrd • ·-.,11 iocmtratc the Chemical ODd Pla5lio Corponhon, •01ld... The bl.ad. communw. abo Scon compamf l~ <:anal delul·up ptait<d the So"'cu for <iUJf)'iDaseJt <OniiOV<ny to 11 child SpiUrns mH~. It , "hilt cond<mnlll& rhr US fO< "'>""I thaJ ·~bey m11.11 N ....,, " dlthlnJ II ' ' llo~ h> cl<an up th< mns 1bey 11 8llt c::aJ)ttaJtlm dOC'S ncx mO\t in l<ft .. thaz dirccoon:· hr: )QJd 10 rdrrmcc V. lib b" emouoos p<alo111. Scou 'o a strona pracc-umc ecJOnom}' ' 'I reached tbt polnt of ~at when kno\lo my ~~tern ""'lll I)'O't\ wilh asktd for commf'nu on tht recmt pe:ttt and rxaceful produaoon." .l l ,'1liibcr ~iUioas. Calhni rh• Rcuerallna hu. belief IQ brutlll kiUh1J;S •·aerrorlsm of the Soc:oolbm. Scoco daom<d chao "I won1 dfll~."rhc Stnattc.anduflltt cllmaze hu been created w-here the linl<d tloe murderer'• ploilo>OPho" -pic or this country will JOin in tO t~ of thc Nllru and tht lo:u buUdona a brood onu·monopoly Kltu Klan. dUt)' tn coaJiHon." Stoll Cllcd tht '-'VrTCilt With the &wo--pa.ny IYfltm as on tndkation or the movrmcnr. ''Growing Up in rhc. sjunu, I knnv. how "it h co suffer from r.K1sm" Soon beUowc:d. "We can'1 ju..u stand by and let this ttffOr tak.t While SC<kin& 10 on<Teas< f<dcral rcvcnuo shMns lhro~ah military Cltll, Scou also supporu • piAn whcrt anyone camln1 leu aban W.OOO a;hould be uompt from all tuco. As a funbtt cumplc or Scou 's ulf.. procla1mcd "unclerstandlns or the $lrllullna ....,kin, daa... be propo>es r,..., education IO allthoK who dcsi~ h place, or soon the Wholt coumry ..;tl be engulf«!." Th< Comrntuusc Pan~ b aaAin launchin,! a fUll JC&Ic CilmptliJn tt\is fall. wltb follrlde• or the Steri Workers union Gw HaD 111 the cop of lh< ticlrot. liaU-..ho made UOSUC<ftSful bids for lhe thoef executive position m 1972 and 1976-is runmng WlcJI rCK>wncd diwau.sfaction Bln~k actiYIU Ange-la r>avu•• 'l"hc oo hOS!ilily- lh< re>ponk ha1 bco:n Scoll admltted, ··We .koow thai we're not 10nna w 1o, buc wt do believe that ow plaaform rdlc·cu. lh< ld<a< of lh< IX'OPlc. 0111 m..., &Oil> lh~ ~patgn an: to &l•< tile (.onununiSI Pany 1 bi& V01'~. and to d<feat 1~ ror...,d mouon or the over~hdmln& Thii 11 not 1hc ..lua """· Communis! ticket wall appear 011 ballot> in 2J <tate> tnd Scna~orial candid111a arc runnif\JC In mo11 or those. Scott noted. "'I'm Lm,bly amDfnwd w11h lbc campAJJn," he msu:ccd. "Therco 11 1950J lt1)'mOrr. PropiC' senu•od)' want •o hrar wt\at wt A)'.'' Faana tbc \huaaton rnh\atc:atly. .. And a(tet aht tlcctaotl 11 ove:r.' 'Scott addt'd prt<hctablf', ''lbt ilru.&Jic coouaua.'' J·ROOnE'S·, ...-----A.TIENTION ALL CLUBS!!l-----. .~Ding~ OM O..W. ON.r tf Chiclran Will!• W-iaM•ur-• Fm P~U.Ljen £.atiU WtTHnu&COUPOH A.na.St.e. A.w.n ,......,. . T.W.T..-. A..a.nt ee.t.. bj>ho Doc. 31, 1NO VAUDANmME .... v...... t....O.O...• ,., .... w-·· ROOllF~ . I , _ City c.8edift J1SWR* 11 /ll.lllttrJPOffH"'i: .. "~:.t.'f.'!'ll'ltM' '--~-- The lollo111ing dabs ltaoe not retameJ tlaeir badget pacltetJ a1 ol Jfontlay, Oct 13tlt. .,.,.,_,a. . . . . . puf'CMIM . . . CIIDclibM r fi s uccessful TV have run surprisingly parallel courses throlJ$h !he last 30 years. tpt:ttolto 'ntr Sp«<rv'" officer apdate fora AJpU E,Giaa Delta A.rcllitedue Art AIIOC. U.H.O.S Cirdo ltaliuo Clallic:a u-ia A.SJlE. Maaq-t lied.. Tec.L l.atia A.naa S.A. II!UK FMcaton ~·~StM.b n,.iW n.n,, PqcW.c SpuiM s.A.A.C.S. w....lriU S.A. J...- S.A. So.d! Eut A.iu B.S.U. ,WlUB ...... A.M..S.H.I.P. er.yp...._. s..... ......... ••It be taned ia by TODAY or all fulli., ud rooa raenatioa Jrinlepa will _ ~ f i _j _ ~ - f i z; �!editorial J Exciting effort ! V~ P r - t for A -le Atl&lro Robert ~g·ooflort to organlu g ret!Nta. ond mo<e lrnportaniiJ, thoughtful alocuaolon on acacNmlc planning Ia -raging end ahould not go without applaUM. Too on.., at thla Unlw.rally, Important ateps .,. taJ!t•n without tnp . ut ftom mote than 1 !! a 1! ,..,. paoplt. yet the tffecto ripple throughout the onllnl ocademlc ,!i community. Plonnlng lhe future of ""'"lf'nlea 11 not on tooy taolt. The Un"'-•lly IJ CIMllng lorgoly wHh unknown~ and lor<*l to roly upon projecUono and ~ .o: eatJmat• fOf decllion.s.. We're el\altJno a n often obscure p•th. Ao pointe ou~ a.allng with tlloM loda<s Ia - J -..,...g II mort f>OOI>It u.-wtand the dn:umtt- and gtHt" ii\IIUl _ . onto the he hU teamed the important aecret that J ;::'!,~"'~ ,"::;:!.'"'"'· ~IPI even more Important. however, t1 Aossbetg't wUUngne1.1 t o examine a ptan that no.- ex1111 an<t conetruct 1 new one If l tlat 11 Rally To th• Eofta~; nec.....r)'. ThrM years betore1ho 8unn propoaal ll due to exphe, anore 11 the energy lo try 1g1ln whh • kotnet eye toward students, teaching ano molntelnl!lg the dl¥eralfled euenee of 1 untvettlty R011berg'e retreats and year·lono contulatloo with University members II'IOW' nta dttlre to deal etfectlvt ly ano cttltlwely with academic ola,nlng an<l lhe Owget reatrtctlons ot the 1eeoa. We o f•en ehasHae admln~alratort heft FCM' respOnding to slluatlona. lor r.a'ldlinQ trwm with no crealtY•tr. RoubefO Is twea.hJng 04.11 or th&l mold Ht cautlona peopt• not to ewpect that ttsourcas wm beCome tn1 teatrtclh'e lnd ....en hetttatttto Im-ply thai e.JI programs 11 U8 •'" w.at- away content ancr Jntact ftom a new academic p&tn But hoe e:•P'•tn• that M ha..cotnmr••loned • diverilllec:t group to look reabs-Ucalty 11 plal"'n ln g , tuoG•no a nd muimum ma!nteniJ'tOII of ac.<llem!c PfOQr&m&. F01 the efloft. we're gri11tful 1nd encoutaotng tra c•••''"' Support SASU, for yourself Oeaolto OOOd planning and trem ~a oua energy by one OJ a few pooplo, any 8¥0111 Int ended for a group tlopa It no O(le show s Tent City. OfQi nlzed by the SIUdtf\1 Asaocaltton ol the Still Unlvo,t11y (SASO) for 1111 Frkjay, was not a auccass Ottstactes-sucn u lht no c:amQ+nO Ofotf-contribUted to lis tallure. I'!Owevtrff the tMggeSI hlr.d,e.nce wu tM ll ek of IUpporl from SUNY stUGentl Tnt _,.. behlnd SASU •s lhat POw• II•' '" numbefa T~ gtouo 1-1 ,,. ocoan1ztr fCH SUNY stUOI!C'\1$ aJid.Jllt:JObb')'lftQ bOdY to PfOIKl IUiOtf\1 r tgf'\tt ano •r\ttfetts Poor aue'711!B!r F'te•r may h.lve N lntO a gooa OOOO'Iunlty to &hoW the SONY Chlf'M:efiOf' ana 8oa1d ol TrUitMS lhll atudenta mean buaineu. Tht liflt peopte we h ave to otame are tnt UB r•preaentatlves toSASU. 11 they. It eteeutd otttclala.. dortll aho~N to, UB. we can't t JIJ)eCt other IIUdttl\11 to go Academic ovettoad. ~A one ot them stated, 11 unrortunate1 but not • Ulltlaetory • •cuse. Problems wilt! getllng up and out at 6:30 a.m. 11 tven ltu patat•bte. And gewng to tile d~monoHaHon after It's- ove,, dtft ll l much of IM purpose Maybe the idea of Tent C4t~ aJo"e wa.s enovgn to scare the Alban) admtnll hl1ors Even so, attOt'IQti avpoort wovla have maoe a mote ••gNftce nt U slt..4ent.s ~PUr aoatneuc-e.tpecJally wMn 1.11 tNt ha ve to 10 tl show uo at 1 p4ac.-the'f' te beOOk"tQ to be walkeo • tt owtt N.e-.t 111M SASU \Novra. 1 part't... ftOC>ehllly ev•'YOf"• wtU att9nd •mpa" Need a stop Rape beCOmes 1 re•uty 10 mofl women tvety day. tn the d•~ of nlgf'Jt, co-edJ mutt now walk (or run) ffom Squirt! HaU tO t,e Main 51JHI dOfmltOfles becauM the Unfv.,alty Busing Office saw lit 10 lflctlcll a tha o hen used B11tey "veni.HIIIop. We, leadets from 111 Wllka of Buffalo fife, call uPOn t.loyor GtiiOn and County Exoctutlvt Rut~owokl to summon all tho peopl e of Buffeto anct Elle County to come 1ogettwtr tor a pubflc " RillY of Good Neighbors Agai"''' Aac;iam and Racial VIOMtnce." We atrongty urge the Ma1or •nd Ccu.m ty e...~wUve to calt uoon alf tetdtfa and membet1 ot ~' bus.lnas commtJnity, t.abol, \1\e Chvf~ and UW'!'\pM.$, <: 1~ cwganu.aUon"5 1nG all tne waticWs othnle comrtMJnltln tha t comprise OYt city and counly to assemble •n ordef to condemn tf'le raclat ~IO•enc• tflll f'IU vto l&ted 011' community, aMt to demon"ratt our deep Cl5dlln ano tntolerance or lha.se raclll murdorl and of the hate groups •ltcn as t tle Ku Ktu-. Klan 1nd Nilll5 '!'itlo hi-ve once egarn reared lhtfr ugly head througnolH our nn10n and are respons•ole lOt ,,. fleli'lOUS auaei! on one of the vlellm'a fun•rals and t or the recent c'OS-$ bt.u'r ungs fn our area. 'We nood a massive ou,PQorlng lnd a unanlmou~ vote• that our communl\y su~nda u,IUKJ to de tend any 11'\G ell of 111 citizens agalntt thll poison tnat hi) 1nvaoeo all ot our Uves. h 1• not smtpty a • Bi.acJ. probfem h Is a white problem aa WCWI. tor m.any reasona, one of whiCI' ts tnat It Ia wf\•11 oooore wno gommfllfnQ \"'"'- savage atrocitii-S. let aU good p.eoo4e tall~ tooelhtr to foe)( 1~1 ca i"C~ from our cwnmunily and to conoemn the rtc:lat haHeo 1 ,..d pfeju~toeo: *h•Cf\ have spawned It Th&, u me lor ••e unity, the l ime for slstemood attdt>rotnttr'loocf, the t•me to•c1 tl now , tor united Wfl St-tnO, o,ct~t\11CIOO, wt'" will ce;r,atnty tall. - - Misquotation To lhf Editor I would like to correct • mltllken lmf>'es.sk>n teh by St...,. S1mmottl art Ide on the Studenl Bat As.soct~Uon I apoke 11 t&nQ\I'l lo Simrt'KM\1, OJacuutng the issues I ra•ted '" my enic .. tn tnt Oplntott_. the law schoo4 peoe~ In that a.n~t. I aatd that ,,_ aotnlni5tratton'a response lo 1he question of Why more m•nortllts cou,df!'l be actmiltDO wa1 that no professors cou&CI be fCI'Urtd wllftng to teach I he mlno.ltr •tudeniS. ·The same excuse not bO taught. • SljCI to S'mmona, "The Dean cot.lldn t aamtt to Htt J)O&Sib.itlty ot racat:m •nr more than oo coYk2 admlllh.at ne didn't have con Hoi of 1hl tacutty Somehow, that statement 001 pubhal'led aa " How C®Jd hell he DN11Jadm't lhot halo 1 rectltf'' Tht " aUOit' .•ot mtaquott. 1s c'-at'ly 1aken out of conte,-1, as ft oou ,n , t lltt to anytnlng etse '"the anteJa t dkl t'IOt lnleno 10 aocuu the O.an of recl-'"1 and I want to claar up any ml.conc:epHons anat mto'ht o:11t u a ruuu of that m (tQUOIIIIon wu o•ven aa to wny New Vo~ Practice might Allocllle lor Campus S.rvlooo Roger McGill correcuy poinloa out that tnt apot where the btJsl'lad 'Ofmerly dllcharged pa.ssetigers ts now unsafe due to the opening ot ttwt Jersey letl on the already COftgHted intera.cUon But It 11 doubtful that f\0 vJable alternate route can be mapped out. H a tnrovgh<llmpu.a tOtJte was pl an~ McGill r'IOted, tfle tfelays tn bua Hrrice end tM PMtentage of busing accldef'lta wov&d .incttaM The e-h• ncet: ,,,, • bus C04Jtd "-•v• an accident woukl presvm_,.y rlae t UghUy (.w'hen U'le 8 1uebtrCh do have mlan.ps, moe;t •re onty fenotr bendw... but I he probabHity tt\ll a rape CCM.Iad occur on an atfe-'Y aua.ul t prone campus waa h~ ev.o befOfe the atop waa ctleconttnued- Wh1 coun cliHJtw by oaklng wornon to w&l~ ot night from Squire lhtough t~e dirk receuea of KlmbiJI Tower to tho ckHmHortas? Surety, some atter-nattve route coutd bllald out to sUit tt'le need-1 ol coed a 11 well a a to meet the Univuratty'a mollalflngef\t ufety reQufrementa. McGIU does not think so: Student Aff11f1 Olrec101 Dawn Ma,le Ferrara doas but ahe' a no' telling; af'!d oorm resident Mary Slocum-who ha• fUn 1 aomewhal euc:ces&rul Ptlillon "mpalgn-hu an Idea that she'll ~ggeat to onyt)ody Unlonunatotyf M cGIU tald that tunhlr aaaauus .tlnout Nct1fld~ thl ufety of bU& passe"IJ¥' · THE SpECTJtUM WOICIMeday, 15 Ocl- 1810 1101.31, No. 22 ............ Edtlor 3 lnsload ol otN>rno tile t>tamo on ColltiCjt H. 1place rht blame on Mr. Cuikow•._J 1 fHI him to ~ urnOOI\slbft ln as fat a.s rw. d.Jdll't bouw.r to asll the ThJs i s In response to the ltlltf written by 0. ClllkowakJ ancs hft refrtgetiiOf lhll we• sto'ed ln Colltgt H a\lrlng the eumrnor montha AtlllOUgh Mt CQ~I IIU a tfOIII IO be U!Mt!O'tet tne lac1lhll hi& ""rlgtrato< wu CllmOIIO<I. he muat 1M Mt str&~Q/Il on tne loctL 1, ColltQe H tom noreponalbll!y-..,.., llllflngone's ~lotoment refriQet"ator. Tl'le ownet 11111.11 111 the rlak. etorage rOOITI-1 resPOnd lr's true. Hlm and hts 2. Thl1 I oct 11 well known br Colleoo H residente, .. oottlll or stor•ng a rei~Qetltor In Colltgt H. 4 It woa 1 prMiege tor t.lr Oujloowa~l to '""" " " refrig"ttot In Cotlege It Colltgo H provides tn,. • • • - t o h"'P ovt fto · - • •· And 'l nau~ re.sponae 10 Mt. CuJkowA~I s l!obtrt .-. Cornt<;A T,.•auttr- Col. of HtlllfJ tttrJ Sc,.nces .......... Edllof John ~.a;~~.,.. ln IOQJrdlng roocn.. IMtlng allowiMI tn ltte ttfflg O~ IIor. ...., u tha lOCI thai all relngoro1o111 must be rmoved otter tne flrat wttei< ot IICilOol. Eclllot·ln-Cfllel Erena Cacavaa JOOOph S<~ --- -- M -.... ....... .....,_,. ~ DonnioQool ::::::::::::~~ ~ ..... ·:·~~·:·:~-:~s ............... ........ - ~ ....... "~Dena.- ............ ---- .: : : : : : : :: :: :: ·~~ c:.r .............. - - To the Edllot. twa hu received little ltude!'l r8$J)Oflse, but IJ wlHlno to -'< • ith otucltnll to lind a mutually sollab!e 001ut1011 '"'"'" ono SloclHn sllould laM thtlr plano to McGill .,., """" to orevonl c A cold reponse . . .. ........ .. ,.,:::a.:·"··"""TOtlf-1 -A.Comt- - ........ ,,_etl\.c-t& . . .,o. ...,, .... .... .. . .. . Jaeil-fG - ...... .. ~ ~~~.~~ .... -----..-- -- nw,.__,._or~-......._, _~ Loe..__.,__~-----­ - . . ,.... .,._.. . . _ _ ,.. """~ - - . . Dr ,.........,. ___,____ U.._ol_ ~----·~--·~ .. Y ..... · - - - - - - Y ..... 1G10. r....._o-.--..v,_ •._,,_ ~·--M.V. llto~-....,_- =-..\:"..:.....~, :.=,or:~~:..:;:: ..... Telem summons To the ffllfor. .... ..... On Oc:- 111, 7 p.m. et toom3.oe SQuire Hill o n It about 10 hePP'"' 11\ol ccukf ClUte a Cltangt In your Ill• I WMI • ill occut? ~~ ol-(friondll will be QI1Cuoetno the end ~ of Jowlm lulflllmont. Fulfli41Mnl • • Jowllll notlon&lo, an<l lht cltu.ma tnal ore OOI!Omntv Jtflocltd 1>11 tlloM w11o 1\ave eung tne oong ol Haool>attn"" h•beoa YOIU&nallm. At tnls ume. hereon thlt andol couroe olh«..,-. wo loet lhet INII1 loolt " - iNa OUt'Miwwa ond lind out thrQIIOh OOCII othe< """' - hoiCI In~. It )'OU """ I d<Hrn about 0 IMifiOMI Mil and ,.,..., the IIIMI Clroem ol OUt hetltago, then oorne and WI IOQIII'ttr con plat! • futuro togother. Shalom. �l feedback I 2 :! f ~-===I===o~p~en=======fo====r== u~ m~~ ::< A UnNetsity showcase for thoughtful writing Edltoi'Jit()tt. "~Forum" •• 1 ~lllr Wodn ..doy IHruro 01 The SOKtrum -JgMd to ello• Urtl-.lly ~o.n 1 cMnce to express rheh vs.w• 01t roPtct tMr ··-11111u .. iii. Uniwraltr P - n t Rol>Mr L. K•u•t "'' DHn at US._ ,..,m •Itt~ JOn end priG# to thll ,..,. on £ng,..rlng prot.._. The lo/lowlng t:Oiumn a~ac&.~•.t•s th• f•c4Jitt•nd •tu<Mnt r•t• llonthJp. Unl'f&-.11)' Pffllident Hlgnot ec:tucation Is In a buyer•s market and w'lll be lOt aome yea~a 10 come.. A& • rn-vu. ln-stltuUone aM ,.hat they otto•- Including tho quality of thell tecultr· atudont rtlatlonshloo- are bolng c looely 8CNtlnlted. 1 do no1 believe '"'' tf\la ahOu~Q give rise to p.arano&a or Cefentl.-nesa Ecwcatton always hll DMta caret·u•ry tCIUIInlted.. In tact, ed"""tlon to ptOI><Ibly the moat Ovet'·I<NIIn•zad at:thtiW In lllir~ cotJid be tn gt~Qed. I bollevt tho ru11011 for WI "'''"'Wii e>~e; that Ia, the lnh~Ancl ol edt.teaUon--lhe a~;luaJ powet of 1t- hu been rec:oonlted rhr®gnotll 1M cantur.._ b1 ootn Ot1110609"-'t and tyranta. Inherent ln lhlt rec;ogntiO\ IS lhl DOtenUal ImPact tr.at tf'tot fndMdiHII tnc:tHH may ~..,,upon tn411Mt of tt\ole wt1o Nyrn ToUy, l want to '"' bllt!ly tl>o<.lt thlt lmp!ICt u t view it gtnetalty ana at tn•a Unlvetall_y. Broadly apeakino, education can be ¥1ewecs 11 • lonna! 01 lntormtl procu• In whleh l<nowlldQt tnd values aro tflnamUted ana acquired, ana tn wnlch tho aamt lftmenta may bo eumlned and aJt4Hed1 04' I!JCJ)In.ded. Values are an OlteotliJ PJ111 ot this vl.tw; ror although our doatlny may be tofluen<;ed mightily by tl>e I~Pt and lkttnl ot knowlecJge • c.illllnf)' potso5aet, fl reate ultimately UPOn both knowJedoe and vatuoL h 11 In U'IIM two lrH-S that tmt faculty momblf can e1uw1 lntluen.ca; and h Is In the latter of thHa t.hat faculty teem to be most cmll.ed ~~--- In tact. popular opinion _ . t o - t thet tht CO~t6. knOWiedOe aJ)d YIIW' 1\e'le not .... aeen con)oknty ttanan-ntted In nigher education alnct~ President Gorlt.kl toportldly saki something whoch I""IU1 tly bocMne trMt IIIIOtnenl we tu'KIW &I 'Tntl idtlal cotltgela Marfl Hopkins on one ond of 1 log and 1 student on lhe othlt,." Garf~k' made tnls comm.,tln dtftnh ol I primarily MCiarlan IYAIIH'I't lhal lttOSHd tne atrlct tranam1111on of social and rellgkMJa nluN at tho ••.,.r~M of aeholtrahlp andreooarch. " 1omant1o aura haa come to surround 1he pastoral scene whlr.h Garfield drew: .,., the romanlic.ism seema not to Involve tM fmeoe as much'' t.lle supposed resuna of ttl-llmpl~ lnteracllon blrween the two occupant& ot the log. It to a romantlctam t hot 1111 today In tht • xPIICtatlorlo thot oorne J>O!Wrl• stm h••• hiOhtt edueotlon; end It un bl t>eard In tho not unlal!'llltl gnumbllngo tl\ot lollll the focutty u llllu11t lot not aomehO* mokllng t')e Che~Ut•t ot """"' IAUOOrlt wno -blfottt"An hlly Plealdent of Prlnce!OII. GrOAoeflm&nttd with lhe CUIIOIII Of l!WitlfiO dllf-t 11\ldontt to 1111.. din- at hlo He . .omuall)' conctueleCI thai thiO om;tlee " had lM Hlllt affect Itt tec.laimlng ~1<16otl.s.."' 1 am CMtllft What the -ldtnt moont by viCious; it may well nave a tronclency to 111 with one's eiOO.,.I on tho taoto Howe~er. tM oHenae la inelevant; the lnterencealn tn• l tllii'Mnt a r• lmponanl. 1'*0 ,.ot VofUOI Pflald•nt Green has admiUed thai lhe cha.raceor molding ml aolorll~ ll!OH early tnsliturlona- and oven among 01\et of more recent hefitaoe-waa actu.ally IUJPIIC1 In ttfml of un1varaally Intended fetults. Hla tomarll ICI\nowiedO" tl\1-t 'tho student• IIWited to hi& ttblo orrl<ltd Wilh c0<1t1n pttdflte11orls In their ~viOl and AllltlldM, ond that hi wao not Nkety to h i • on lnf"-lllil fmpaet upon the studentt Whose -.v~o<at and attitUdinal VolUte oltaacly _.. greotty a t with Ilia own. In other WO«<I. the t - of them-of 1*,.,.11, motal, end oodol -.v~or ore clelttmlnod • ....,!lolly betort • llucM1>t &1 the Un~ty. "'""'""'* .-ucWnts unclet" some condulons and In cenaln lnaHtut~t Mtungs,"' 11-'lntt-.t Tllwo I& aome tmbJgulty to thft otttemont: and or by Robert L Ketter u,. &ltYotlon.....,. aptty $•mmed up by Jttry Gall 111 nta conchJIIOn of 119'73 ~nicle abOUt rne.Jrd\ '"'o tacult1 Impact a. ""JMse rnutt.s... M wntet. ~'demontttate tNit ..,.,.. rocuny do ~>avo , _ , on ..,.,.. on- 1am not &llggttltng, ho-"'· thar htghef eductllon •• It t. todaY ta of vat\lel, 01 that '"""' att uoab4oto be 1111"-llalln thht ae-mfc ond l**>f'al dt..loj)mOnt ol •tll<le,lta. Quite the oppoolto; ond tho courH ,lhtt 19pteclatlon ot amblguhy. and ' " taN ~ doallng with It, are p11mory reoutts ol 1 proPIIf UnlYertfty education.~ 0\t~r ,eaultaln¥~ol"• thtloa,nlng of apeclllc academic ~Ui s.; • mattery of UHmlnotogy, ldeu. •no trenel5 fn an academic apeclatty: the t(nowledgt o t the .s~ructure and bou~etJoa ol a dlaelpllno; the acqutaltlon of methods 1111d ptlnclplea ot '""••ttoatloo: ttte cuniVaHon ot a nllytlt end aynll'tlll .,_,,,y Yet "'"""' """ 1-ttO(e, taeun, lmpacta. tro not 11mltod to tnose ~>a~t• of oduettlon. alao aro ablo to iniJu.,.. IIIII tude& llll\lcl\ r1t11 witn the vatuo ~-* upon the rrutn and the conlinulng pUtSUit ot It, they are ,,atruments which conuibute to tht refinement of lnd4'fKIUt1 HntfH•ftY and awa1eneu. they a es1tt ~n the c.reatkw\ oJ • numan atance loWIIO lilt- The -•lopment of , , _ , _.., 11<1111 a nd PtQONI atlltu<Jes does not lnvot.,. a prUYmpttoft I hi\ tnCHal chotoet may be dlctalld; howe,.,. th4tfr ACQultiUoo goe4 f8f low·atd matdno ft Incumbent upon an lndrvklual to determine 1h1 correct moral aerlon In a ptn~w lat altuaHon. tnlotacllon Aa fndlcatedl not e11ery atudettl will h a~e the h\oC-I Inatton Of evttn l he aDWty to purtue lhll i YDtt ol pefaonal and .academic de~ena. .,_or wlu ft'W.,Y faculty membef be ~· to m••• •vet. an lmpc.ct. In bOth ttl4t atuOent and facony membot aOHn ..• ar.o 1ncllnat~a will vary. Nevenhete.as, we mull not lose slg~t ol the ,....Ito Wl\1e~ con flow flom thO PIOPO< tni\ChlnQ of strQ~tg k\c:UniHOnl a.nd htgn MMfiH.._ • SUC'h result a. tooethef w1th thoM atudentl a.no tacuUy w~ ean pursve Ulflm. ate at tM KUne• ot ~ ~1ton. and " must keep thl:t tm before us llftong tM myrYd •nas we SMYe artCI lhe COI'lf.,., ptassUte.s e:wetted by otl'\.et r-unclk)nJ The reaaatGh available lo us seems 10 conUrm the otwtoua: t~atlii, the grootell Impact a Iacuity mombo< may nave on the educational end pereonAI development ol • s-tudenl takes place when ttMtre 11 lntotac\lon between the two both InSide anc:t oYIIIde 1 fOf'met clas.sroom .se11ing., ll'IG' qv-estlon, th&rofote, hi whot typo of IMttJlcto• will moo1 likely engage •n thl> lnt..,.ctlon, and Tn what type of lntUiuiJon Ia 11 most llkoty to oceur. Dtfllcatlon K4H\neth B»e ~Jts tf\at the tuChet who 11 •~ """'ities to -attato tho ot·•url<>Q" 11 thO one whO wiN P'OIT>Ote or bo , _ ,,.. to tnl& lnt•octlon Ho 11 a.-p~n tMt ne don noc u.. the term ln a Mf't~tat., Mr. Chips senM. H• wtltu th•t tn.e ttudentl M: spoke wllh ~flQ a pardc:ulat stlldy ·~...atMC~ aa sensltM aa t.a.H:.y to the need 'Of malntolntng' some H<IM ol dllta•e"~• bot•..,. stUdents and faculty. • . What tMy wanted was a teact'lef abte 10 convey a a.onse of eatlno abOUt w hat ne waa dolrtQ and somenow to make tf\lt conc.tn Include catelut to both th• ahJdonta and HUll worid outside I hi campua .. In o thtf word.a. a teacher 'abte to convey the dllflcult unitY ol ~itleat d•tectlment and social lnvotvemen1. I will go fur1het an<t suggest that the tNchet woo dlaptaya tl\la quallly ol caring, and.whO U1otefore may neve the greatea1 impact upoo tearnlno, mual bel Imbued With ClecUeatlon and an awa~onesa thai f\lt o• pereonal eJa.mpJe i-s a prlmlf)' 1nll u~. '* the tK>tiOn of deelkatiOn impfieS qu.,lt~s of 111 own When Mac Hymon, Who ...-ote No Time lOt s..pronta, wat oo"'lnO brt.tty as • l•eutty meml>tf at a IO<Itheln vn~ he reporled to 1 thet hi 1\AG "lttmed oUCI'I thing• .. hoW to -nd lift- minut" e&IHng lht roll. ft¥0 or ton mtnutea fllllno wlup 11\G · anol- fltteW> mklule5 01 so tallrlng 1110<11 tho nut day' a ualgMitnl. so that I con now &pond a~tna.l the • ,houf WIII>OUI ..., mantlonlng lilt 1Ubltc1." Undoubte<lly, many faculty m.P,bt<a-aven tht dtdlcatod~wlll 1\aYe da'fl when they WO<rl<l flu to •-cltllt hour calling tho roll o< ,.lojna tht windOW'- ''*"" H~ettheles.s, tf an Jnstt\telor hi I n'\&.ltettcl a ~attte"Uia.r lul>jecl, II ,_t bo ........... lhOL It he Is -ictlld, 11e w lll want to c:omri'IUofeate thlt fnlltt.,Y. and tw w tn thefetora rake IM u~ote to c:vtt•v•t• aome of ,,_. elementary mKhlnfcs ot communlcauno and oeflormll1tl- Thi•IS nOt to uy thOt .. &houl<l"' could become .a John Bartymote ot the daSStoom ano l-ilt) However. It CIOeS lnvo....e an • •ateneaa on the pan ol the tacUity membe• '"" commtJnicallon It an actrve ena not a pauive orocns ...,one / Commit_I Othor ehata ctemu~ wtuc:tl tne dedicated w111 <IISOIIV 8.HI a Willingness to l)rftPi fl, IO OfOAilil.O, IMIIO lnjoet varie1y into c;lessroom mattlfla t. Also, tnt lnSiri.IOtOrwill&lff'feto keep aJive hit own cut"lolllyand enthuslaam both Wllhln and Ot.nilda tM tlef-0; and he ~ tl 11tflmpt to aee and con¥er In lounal aa welt u 1ft :~~::!~':: !:e~·:~!":"'1) ol hit c:t~ to Of a.ll U'te c-.1\afK'tettlhCS, ~ • .,. tn011 lrnpot1a~1 t5 r.onesty. Mtleacrtef 1\aa a.-gt . .t numbef of oooonu.ntttn lo be c~ In tnteractkH\a with atUOir-.t&.. lf"' graolng, &flO lfl the pttMf'III IIOt'l of SIJ~ matter Thts ts MP~Cialty true et~ the teacftef lunctiof\' as orte ...,r"' has ,. . lhoH wtlo .vo ...rnlng. The dedicated lacuhy memw 'Mill tMrelore nl\'« be toll trom the aw•renna that his w~ n1a acuona.. are lnHm a~etv ln\'OI¥1d with morat Judgements ot rtQht end wrong. wllh lM Oeterm1nation ot t.()(iect Mf'\avl01. •- I& l f\0 oomon-aua_t~ of tnla awatene.u tl\lt I foal can h l.'fe 1 groat c:umu\ati-.e ettecl upon oome atudtrlta. Oloerty, tile - t o O ,'*' •mono teocl\., Is comrnltteo to alopl&ylno tnro<>gh "'"""'' e.K:&mpje tht ctu.t.lulea 10 wnlch tne Pf'oceaM:I of edvcat!Of'l at~ a.rected. The reJaHonsl'lfps and 1nft&~eneft menrk:Jnod ate essoefatt'd custom.flty wtlh u~~l• liberal oOucat/ol>. lndM<I, tile prevolflng opinion IUQgltll that tac.utty<i!tudent mtltac:uo"' of thl t;" cons...._, I"''.,. ocwr mos1 reac111y '" '"" smell lll>tfll arts college - ~~ h.a5 a comtnlunenl to teacl'!tng tt is my fm11 biHJet. t'lOWIMir, ttJ;aiiN lltt.ef IIC10f' II motelft'tpcwtattt Ulln the UJS1, fOf II ta ctHt tl'lat fl\ aome atneU Ubetal aru coUege'S the distance betwetn atudenl& •nd l.autty 16 GfiOfl"fl<NS But .-.,en H one acc:opt5 tne pte'I81Hng Wl500m, thfs ooea not Mnpty an automatiC c:onc:ess10n to the notion lttat lhls la tn.e onty a.etllng l!'ld 1eve11n Which tne faculty c.an have aucn an knpect. tnaphatlon It Is QviUt uuo thl1 we are 1 Unlvt rtlly etnt•r Wtlh a minion heawlly wotohtttd tow•rd fiiiiJt.h and qradual& and t~r·of easkw\AI educ.tion. I do not biiHswt tnat edUC..uon at thvle hr¥et• mutt occur '" 1 ttert" and e"n~ at~httre deoro.c3 of trwt w.W.. I M'fe 41SC:us!.ed_ Nor nave t I>Mn lntormecl that Ill truly c:tec~Jc.atld f•cutty membet's NY'I tJeren r~ IOf the UPOif ruches. The tac1 11 tnat lhlft .,.. fac:ufty tl\l>mi>O<$ et tn4.t lnaUtutron. 11 &11-o, Who d o l perlotm the r...wCh and tekh"'V roles. anrl wno a.!so un 0e numbered •mono the ··101n1'' tKUltY • r.o ht,. allre*! teaming lmp!ICtamong · - . . · $t_,,._ lhey are dtdleatld; they do not hoOittte to gl\le ol themsel""s end tMI< time: and 11 Ia thll -leetlon thai Will dtte<mlne primafity thO typa ol - lion wnlcll IS Obtllf\8bl• at thl5 Unl'vetslty, TM MOal lmpgnant losHtUtkNlal policy we c• n have. tt·•or•tOfe. lo to lncreue tne numbef ol such tac·uny, t.f\d to oncot~rage lhem to oortliflUI '" th61e puraulta. Jn a sense, we have COrtt41 round to tho l09 • IU't II$ two oee:up.a.nts. 1t l.a t c'·"'ou' tmaoo today\ ospoc;,JIII')' at a UntweJSity. Yet 51flpped of romanHc notkms and ellpec;tations thlt aJwaya were unrHIIIUt. It 11 not 1 tot1Jiy ob$04ete •ma ge. The bark may M¥e &PfOUied tnt tUOU and 9'A1'11S l nd commHtM uttQntnOf'ltS lnd "'"O" ..-,ngo; still, II IS PQltiOit 101 for lhe -leelld r.w~y momb1r and !he ta,.nftd and motl¥et'locl 1-net, to It«!\ ltwouo/1 lhe lhiCIIOt tn4 artain tho moot lmPo<1ont goa II ot odVC81/ol>. 111\11 many ol you hortl today - * l lndUdol ~ omong lhOit on tht toe-or a t._., ....,.,. to &It lhtre. y..,. ...... t.o tht Un'-trity Ill ~ ,_.u.._ Furthormcft, t - t h l t . , . aJwoya un ho.. a Iaroe """""" of,otudtrlts here- 1111. . oUrlbUtH to on ot the oil!¥ IOnd of the tog, Bet....,. tl)t •- groups. wo can wlthstond the aerutlnr of t ftyone, at &ortlmt. Thllllk you.' • �! f~edback j ~ i J ~ f "'""''\!]11 1 .. . \t It ·. • ( . YOV !<NOW k'.HAT MAKES Tli/5 COUNTRY GREAT; BONZO ? IlL TELL YOV WIIAT 11AK£S IT GREAJ; A#YBOL))j .IREPEAT AAIYBOL>~ CA_N GROW ~_TO B E PRESIIJEAlT OF THE VNITED STATES:" . Racism and ·the Klan To m• Edftot. Unify for black Africans To me Edltot: l �~ 'They're not surfln' E.arly Califqrnians' remains paved over for condominiums j ' ' . _ G--. tbr MI-. wllo Iller U...S bcrc. " - oo a fodd aaoa tbr 111ce1 lbdr hado 1oaa radlc:r 1.UD rronNbe Elks Hallud adjoccm to rouod, lb<ir r . . . - oot AliMic: a bordwuc store ia North STOCICTON. CA.(PNS)-It bu li\e llooK of Nori"C AIDcriaoos. StocCoo. Soui<oot oo 1be job' bappc:nedaoiMII)IIImcobef'otetbOI wboaretbolo&buolllan-from lpOilCid bones ud asked Hmry .UO. C.Uforala - · ardlooll6liR acrou tbr lkrllla su.itl. Tbe Talldlicf Doc:IOt 10 tau a look. Fraads A. Rldddl colla It "~prescoce or diYII)t badl _ Doctor is ciWrmaa or t!Je...-Sen '"TtlldUna" to wltndl: t'CIJIJWIU or I hem s uuesu trade and .looqllln Council for lbe American the Weot's prehistory dellloye!l "ooa.~lderable sop)llatlca llon," lodilll. before ·anyooc OOjlld e~plore wbat aooordina 10 IUddcll, wbo b In "There _.. bones 1111 over lhe they mal or II>Ciau ~ • obara e .or oultu ral resource place," Doct01 says. So a -~na Bill lhe lou will be ~ . . . . _ . , . iD the llltt'• pa<b wu bdd with city-offldols and \he ~teat in lhecuc or alOOO,year-dd &DdroqatioadepartiD<III· "WileR de veloper, Communhy bllriaJ 110UDCI hero tbat, burin& did ~1" he wooden. Cooslractian. l.oc•• or Bal<mfodd. UD<J~;pe<~ed racue, wil ~ "Did tbey diMppcllr u a , _ or n.ey ..,..... !hat Doctor "''UUd under a DOW &Ubdirihoo -imc ~... witll IM<r lfOUpol We pthcr such bones as wore~ Spfdl/ to nw ~ they._. in Septtn~ber. lilllply do 001 blow." &Dd rebury.- in a pilto bo dua There may be tracts or ~ Whatever ........ I he O<llbe lite, uadc:r What frooald be a c1at1na blld< J.lOO to 5,000 ,an eoa.stnocdoa site In Slocttoll Pl"ed cui de--·· buried in the bald eanllhero, &Dd as CIOOI.U.S bavo ""-'y been pl<t)y Doe1or'1 eo1lee111 wu nol J1W1Y as I.SOO sl<clclont. They obliterated ' by eanbmovlna ar~ but spiritual. ••1 could bdy unravd am)'lt<ry about • equipmau prqllriaa the 11·acre c:allcd bad. boone (to the SeDeca !be rn knowa Wltkn or CCIIIlll ru roc a r.o-wut "'bclivlsloo. • rtsc:rvoriall io Now York) ....t IllY meclciDt people told - to Califorllla, ,.hlch In prdllslorlc times m.,- have been a dcnlely Troler leave 1he area.'' bo .-111. "Tltey popW.Ied area. The ancien! bllriaJ 110UIId was Mid, 'Y011're _... clia lbem up To ardleolo&bu tbae cuiY rvst d.iocoV<red last No•ember. and rebury them, 'cause tbrir souls sell leu arc known u I he wbcn work for the •ubclivlsloo • are ......scrina.' I wu told to Wi.odmiUn pmpte. named after a man on whole faDd thelt I!ICes wc:r< lirlt discovered. Almoll all olher mnnmu of t~ir exiltcnce have been dtsuoytd . durloa 1he aarkultural de-vclopmcnl or the San J""''uin Valky. The W'Uidmillcn were talk< th apolopu to them ud say wby 1 wu ntOVin& ,_- ODd 1 . . . _ JpC<iol•oWa:o to bunt w11ik I did it." He borrowed a !Hoot tnilcr from a friald ODd ....,.... it to the lite. Followina his rq:ular job u a hea"Y equipment oporatOr-wbidl 00111< days look him ~ fro. Sloclaoo-he would return tu>d ilia u.otll dark,IOOIClima witb tbe bdp or his wife ud """" or lbeit llh childrm. He colleaed 1he bones in the lrlikr, and $lcJl( ther< to keep orr v&Ddals. E-ually word or the fOld leaked out aDd, Doctoc sayo. .. _ , e Wllllte-d l tufls. They to buy bodies. Tloey llolc: thillp riabt out of my lrlikr. There wuoocltldwllocaftldOOkloafoca •kulllo""' u a cond1c bold<r." f tmocb ud ~ _ , _.... • culliaa rlalu 1broup oo•• lkddou. " ltilb& orr.,. bad 110." Doaor..,... T1tey _.. U<bd lilz oordwoocl and, ....,.. . . 10 AI ~ ~. a local lllllhropoiopt i: • wbo abo worted with Doctbr. theft mialll baoe been I,SOO ID all. "As Wd 11 111M poad is. it would take me1cn yean 10 1<11 them out," lipred Doctor. But be felt I d,.y-bouad 10 cootiDue, and did so i for .....aiiiONbl. Tbe devclopcf was ClOOP<Riive. · IUPIIIYIDa Doctor with SlllO ror p$OiiD< and p~<ieotly ,.,;a,. for the acaVIIloM to md. He bad aD !be p r - pcnDiu. "Wt woald...., "-"<heal c:looe 10 111M - i f webad•y icleaol- wasilolloll project." James Triauelro. pruidcol or Commanity Constnoc:tioe, l.oc .. •old PNS. ......_ Munw~lle, a oumbcr or DwiDa Nov<JIIber he coiJcsl&l Slock1011 raidenu bad become the remain~ or 63 bodia. Tba(ooc odted about the r...s Wlllled day he fouDCI !hat the utility to praci"C it aDd u Native r .-peay had,dua a four·fDOI-<Iccp - TASTE THE BEER THATOUTSB IS MOLSON.GOlDEN IN CANAQA: LABATfS. I �2 • : :--~--~---~-;~,;---~--: J~ 1I . I ~S I SPECIAL • 1 I IO~rrh••< I outiiPECW. 1 FREE l Y IS32·4606 '.Qif I I w. ~,_ to: I us AmMrst oa.,., Coli• 1 1 I I I 08fiWOOd ~~ I cheese & p41P1H1ron11 SINk & ChNH 1 1 pius &1/c#de w~np ' I Suba/1•• no OM . , . . I• with_. 1/W 1~t-«1 HOfJ!.,f!IIIIJe . .uo. ' & doutlh• 1 J 1,-----------------------------..----~---~~~~~~~-=~---...., GRANOOPE'NINGTOOAYIIIII FRANK'STa•HotsllAitroPort Qo"~"1"° FRANK'S 1 I I Ingredient with any I us Main st. - Clip and I . f ~---------------~------------~ :!! 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Sl Z.OO -..... 688·Z311 ·Appl. only mention coupon ' : ~ .jT~S I (jlr\1/f'"\.w-=__ lr\ ~· IL~ :: , s ._,'-..I 2))5.)7 Mllienpor~ Hls~w•y AlnhoN~ New Yo•k 688-2311 Lll<:' ~ \ • ... _____________________ nu.. •ao ._______ ....____________________... Appt. only mention coupon • : 1 1 ! 1 I1 _ , • --f.l-===:=:::==;:::;:::::oc::::.- '\:] ~ IIWJ. .1 Co•po" E•plt·u Oct. c:om,. ~.., • _:;.::,. _ r-----------------------------.----------------------. ~ 2P /o OFF THE TIRE ST0RE : 20°/0 OFF 1 I All Tlr.s In Stock 1 I I 1 I I R•dl•l 4-Pty Bl•m• . AII.S•uon, hiiR R.ceps 0 I : All Service Wortt • ~ 011 a Fltt.r • S10.16 1 Front End Allgn!Mnl S10.i6 : II •• S/locb Bral!u I • Mufflera 1 e..,..,._.... Nol--..., • TUMI·Ups • WIIHII • Sptfno• : I 30S5 N~ I I I 1 I I Felli 8ML at Aoblnton Rd.· fCiot'o- •f ' Cal/ aiHI compat. our 111 ,me., · U1-4111 • Stcnlbn:~acL-·i,. 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U¥4.l 688-8017 .--.83-UJ88 .._2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,._- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BEAUTY MAKERS' T~:.::Z :I w- 11airab • Sll - . _ Kairata Ill' -.qr.- ., lip ' U...../1\~ . CALL JliOW'FOif .AN A~ We....,.. to - llliiA 10 ,_,.. s,..daliud ~­ FUU SERVJCE SALON FOilii£N .t WOIEN ~ --w BEAUTY-MAKERS' Special Coapoa Oiler. I , $Z.8lOFF.a~ I I I ~lw&ntlilw...._._.,, I : I I I Coupon exp;- Oct. 29, '80 I I I ______________________.., ____________________________ _ • ,.,_c.. •, _ w- • • •-T-•P-IWio•......,"ir.......,•· s,..w~ ._ .w F.. Y• Ar- NORTHTOWN PLAZA .._.....,...,~ cvs c.a F. A.~· 83U88Z . ' AllfwT•AI-NOITHTOWII nAZA ~_.. .. m . I I · I I •J ----------------------,..------------------------------~I PUTT;.. PUTT® $1 in Goff•o- RECEIVE $5.00 OF FREE TOKENS with the regular purchase .of $5.00 worth of tokehs. =~=onv.. FREE Game Tokens with tile PUI'CtlaM of 11.00 In tok-. Buffalo'• Mo.t Moan! VlrNo ,,. - a..... . _ I I I I I I I I . -----, . 1, --------i---------~----~ GETAFREf I $5" V~UE I . I()pen Mon.• Fri. 11 :30 ...,, s.t. IUlcMft-....,., ,.,,30 • ~ M. ..._ s..n. 4 pml .-uo- 3297 Bailey Avenue LUNCH - DINNER - SNACKS - r• Out s.rw:. 834-2 r2 r I 1 II ·• · I IMicMiobl with lhe .. - r<:rf.\UM lire:Bill pur-.1 lc:MM ot a Doub1t OnSet I lot ~., WJnee . I : •1 1 :\:::'!;! L..------..;.;........_____________. ___ Happy Hour 4-6 pm - Free Hor D'oveuvres •uP£R . PECIALS from MINGLES RNUiure~t PITCHER I TOWARD ANY I OF BEER II PUf'CHASE Of $20 II Expt- Oct. 21, ·eo I 1 Of ........ Inducing on- and Bar at MINGlES e:\~~~~110 .. ' • • I I 1 I I .____..,. I S2"" OFF A LA AGE PIZZA II ..., .. • "... .,.. . I I $1• OFF A LARGE PIZZA =.~ Exptr" Oct. 21, '80 ~ 1 ~-------------------------· i · �f 5 lCalifornians . .-:---~ •~---• -'J Vidual W11r yean, be could like a aodutliad vcnlOil of Bonam•'s Hou . c.t..n.M: bil llftCI ilnmalxl:r powerful, but clriYeD ooiY by lbc bal of intcetlou. lloMtoa, B1f, Vallq-mcl prosrams like them wm Ill abOut "-ic:M .. a~Pmtom. abolll SY!IIpathctlc super~ates whicb IO_IM ........ -.7 wac not 100 ~bil to help out a tittle auy in ..,_ .., cJoclliou CCMIId b6 ....... . . ,..., 21. ... aaclc, • aan uriv.. fr - s.,.rlor "t:oart Jadac , __ tnM&ble-wbic:b wu ~ way the nation and iiS praldcat abo cboce to KC tbcmldva until the -: . . , _ lo , _ ~ a.a.~ ...... dill Go Aaaic:aa- Rft..< ....., "llloo!> .. 1M law UDplcuam uutb andu&lly cmerae<t toward the ~--ofldllo-llo4J ~........,_..., cad or lbc dec8de. 8uc the truih, ill a.-.,., wu toO ~ for ~ ~ l)fOicdilta COlli. . . . . . . Nial..-.l.''la-.1. lbc .... ~. llftCI U 0eorJc M<:GoYUD ...S rwliliooa *cL Tk day 1M . . t crew bod oa 1M job. Tripclro lllid k lcanled. oppoeitioa 10 tb6 Wu aDCI embrar:aDeat LL;. """"' ~ ~ booMit .,., of mr rMI ldt..fibcnl ideoloo IIMiit polilic:al Tlwt -Juloe't OjiOCVdYC -(oriO~,toP.~ dilat•. 11le Counter Culture/New Left for_IO...,ylb6lilc."lucl aenerated some sympathetic televis}on 6Gor PIM IGid PNS Iiiii . . IIObody llere With • dlock. .. be bchadMbdiM~ notably Ku111 At-but the real I -;......a....,- ..,,_._._hilled ......... • ._.....,. _....,. J ilk"'*-.,.._.ill ...m f w• ltarl .......... 10 liDd the at tbe sko ~ M~ Is a Mlwot and "tbot's tlleir tarltory••• He lllo aid Wlthiaca Mol "doDo tbc ooct or tlliaa btfcn," Matbfetco did AOI coD11lll .-.:u - ard>eolaPIIa. ~ 0< Doctor, but he - ~ 111 Lbc ~··crew. He took over a bedtlloc, d~ a bia hole, ICf1IC)Cd up bones that about and abo look tbooc bones Doctor bad coll«ted. Tbm be dumped I hom all irllo 1he pl1. l>'blch be covered with din. Slloc:ked at Malllieoal's rw:tions, supporters or lllt bOIIW •• flied suit 10 proiCICI k as a~· 11loj -•IYI!ta lllld. ....,._IIIOit ' Doclor llid he -norJimw up: action was on the rlaht. Aalcl allbouab llk:lwd Nixon wu by now ''My lll<!dlcbot PC1011k 1014 • aot praidlat, tho true nucleus of the -.iqe 10 lalvc. · 1'111 JO!"'* """· ... bclwecu tdevisioo and politl<:s ill the euly lqally, - ph)'lically. l1oal Jlllllc. be &lopped all lndi&DJ from ~ wu tho vice-presidency. for the "silcnt sncddAa lbdr rdilion. ror llaat's ~·· or AmMcans wbo were tired or wbal ...... doiq. •• ll1lenlllm and IOCial ferment,-Splro A#JtC9f SlOOd IUdddt. iM&11bilc, .-...led fw the ame thiqa thai KojU, Btlnlto or -~ 10 all SunJq lltld Hllldt did: He a 1011111-ulldaa. Americans. Tbc bones or lbcot lower-middle class politlc:ian '!l'ho made no effort UQbO..D people Of UGII!Ic>WD to ~ his intolerance of dislent ud hiS orialas Inc! the ·secma Lbcy could · !.be,_,.. reveal are "nonrenewable raou.rca," be taid. "You c-a replault redwoods or r<introd~ llilbomtd ~· 8111 oa« rllao lblQp ore pc, they're JOOC ror......" diJdain for WASP pretensions. APe• N«, however, could be ciblube liis- ...aal ullimately bls villdic:tivmat. lf there wu aomethill• or Kojat in A#JtC91, there was also too JDucb or tho ~ ~er ill hlal for ~r cotDfon. • . . And N'rxon binudt never manaaed to meet the lmaae expectations of tdevUion in anyth.iq but a nqative senst. He remained wllat Marsball McLuban.Aw in bim durina the famous debales with Ken~y a decade earUcr-a man whose appearance 'and style conjured up tbe tricky, unscropu.lous railroad lawytt in a clusic mdoclrama. 11le N'JXOO ~inistretlon ended ill cbaos. and by 1976, tho American public wai ready to put lbc Wlltons ill the !JUte Hoose, reacly to lave die_.,... strile bebiacl for JEW • - of down-bome virtoe, and the lovilia hmiiJ Ufe of U1tl1 Hoow 011 t1w Prorie or tho o-.11. To a J-..., rcmartable meat, both Qcral4 Ford IIIII Carter offered that pfOII*l. Oat fnlm small-town Oeor&ia, tho ocher r..- smaD-dty Miclliaan. Both had &ia. baPPY ramDic;f. The moll frequent word ll$tOd to daaibe eecb wu DOl "CODpetent," or :•forceful,'• but "dlc:ad.." ... Four :reus later, that formula bu ba.d its cbance and failed tho test of &lobtl and doaseltic challenaes· 1f the president bu aD1 ilalp 011 TV entmainmmt today, it is tlle lmaae of u-pe~ence comt~~unic:aled fa prosriiiiS Bke Ourw CoWJOtry or '17wl>r1Us Q/HCIIId ill wbicb the small town Soudl Is popuJaud by bualbllna clowns. This' is preciJely tbe fmlle diM media rllWion on the cqinic: vaaaria of brother Billy bu helped aivr to I'IIDIIIY Carter· liCJtc , Beyood thai, it is diffiCUlt to aenenllze about contemporary television entertainment, becaii!C~....­ it bas never ill the medi~p's blst9fY sugested so tittkooiUCIISUS 011 9alues. There arc no prcvailin&· imqa <jill' TV ill 1980, mtaillly not ill tho sense _ '¥. arim thriller prevaiiE#ill 952, the western ill 19S8, the stylish idealist' 1963, the that ethnic cop in 1972. or tho w family in 1976. tr anythlna, television ·seems taken With iuqJ. With a narcissistic assertion lhat the mass media ue tbe reai-Aars, evident in proifiiiDf like WKRP In Cindnnali, Lou Grt1111 or 1he relentlessly prw«utlooal SlxJy'Mbiw/1$. Tbere may be i.othlna ~about this, for ill tho 30 years wblcb'll-i; ~e us from the first~ or ,poUUcal tmaaerY and television eatettainJMDI palida, fa dftd, bas become a tdcv:is1on cottrtainment 14ies. . The political primaries of 1980 r-ued nothlna so much as the classic American trlevisioq mow: repetitive, predictable, fuU of 11rtinelal hoopla and falle dimues. We WMdled~ them, to puapbrue Sir Jidtltlllld Hillary. beca- they _.. IIMR. Wbat they SDCan will oaly be unckrstood wben tho next television xuoa is 1 fully lloderw~y. �li ...-~--;--l l i I ,·. ( ) ... ; .. . - .. ~-- - ... _ .... --~-- .- ..... ·- A miracle drug for the elderly ... ~ ., .. J I" ~ ·- . . .but are there too many miracles? . SeePp. 14- 15 �- - - - - - - - - ''-7 .we.- Beck a-.. A lA. .JoDa mattoo who oufl'en from ~ l1lee to~. RIIIMIII&, annudy for fll lhota,combined with Jihy.lcal IMrilpy, !bat IUI'eJlu reltCJI'!d ....... vitality. "You IIIIIY not bellove lhSo,' abe ~ ·~ I can play tentlb aptn. I threW awaymy wlllkinf lllck after week in'lklclwwt.' 1be woman Is one of about 3000 Amelic&na wbo lut year paid up to S1650 fi!IT the tw<>:weelt pac:Ufled trip io Bucharest's ,Oioplllt clime where they were lnje(!tesi with Gerovhal H3, a aublhnc;e which they believe alow• dowo or even ~ toine or the symptoma of~ Uncounted others have trekked to MeD:o, .lam4iu or one of 65 other countriee wheri the c1tt.1s Ia le8aL Nevada ia the only atate fu the United Slates to ~ the aubmnce, although under-INH:ounter asJes of Mllugsled ~ita! · • and related "youth ciru8J' are estfmlled by the Food and Drug Admfniatrotlon to e•ceed SlO .... t. one million • year. T1le key Ingredient in Gerovital is proc:lline . )Jy~. whlcb has lobg been _used In ' .•Nov-.tne. - ...._ . .. ( t'd '-: ! ./' , .,,_ ,I ( /' thoae tiigge.-ed b) se\lere depteNion. She claims that the dnlj~ helpa witllauch disparate ailments as·high blood prea.ure, arthritis, cardiovascular Insufficiency. 114!11llity. l'hronic exhauslion, and deproNion. Ut. /\alan and..10me US scientists ~~J' ~ ~ ~YdrJ>c':'Joride ~~1!'1!\btr 1 WEDNESDAY SOc Bar Drinks • opening -to closing THURSDAY . Country Night! 7&c Bar Drinks sa ,.._.. ot ubatt'• _....., ....... .. . . . . . . .ton the emyme ' .no&.ammo,oxydue, which, s a factor In the aging process. In a 1tudy ot ;OC)l) • Rumanian. workera.o ver a peribd of six years. Dr. • Asian found that 72 pe•· oent improved to variOus degrees. while U percent showed no ap~reJlt benefit. • • " . • Geriatric hospital~ In England, france, ) SwiU\ef"land, and espec:ialfy Germany, use theTbe FDA bas not approved the dfug because it subatiu)ce u an. anti-depressant. remoins uncdnvinced of its effectiveness. So iloeS Dr. Laurence f~be.ljlll, ~ntologlsr at .A Rumanian Aunt The m~ responsible for"bJin&ing Oerovilalto the U~veni\Y of ~fornla Medlcal School in.San the United Statea Is Mar-vin Kratter, who PraJ)CliCO. discovered tbe dnJg In Germany wjlere he was "In · a. awe o'f sulctdaf depresalon" • while ~from heart sur88fY.. . • . •o\fW twcnoieeka oflaldllg the substance, l was -. , _ man," aay~ Kraner, a 63-yeai'Oid real estate entrepreneur. !trotter ...,,cued the • Rom · Amer l'barmaceutlcala Ltd., which held the Rumanian marketin& ri8hU to the Unltea ~. f!'OID baokruptcy, moved its headquarters from Los ~ 10 Lila Vej~U. and penuodopd llie Nevoda JeplaiUI'II 10 oiiOW the produciion of Gerovltot Uke the FDA, the otate hunot actually-ai!Proved the drug. lkll it does allow Its manufac:ture and diotribution, by pracriptlorrof a Nevodo Doctor. Since produdlon besan ln.January ol th& year, Rom·Amer baa ilready sold more thaD one million capaUles. More lhar! )oo Nevda · phyllclans 1 ~ II 111d. more thiln 70 oin.tptorea cany it. Tboua~~~~ds ol people from , 1111 over ihe ~ caM to NI!Yeda ror their aupply, becauie eblpment acroeaJtete linea t. prohibited by the PDA u weD as by the mte. ~1\mer'a wenion or Gerovltal comes In capeulca ....._ nnp SU lo $30 for 60 ClpiU!el, plul the ree for the vWt 111 the dodqr. Of a Dlllllber qt Lu Vej~U phyeidans auryeyect. bilf a cJo.n !piOted fram $10 10 StS 1* vlllt, open from wha. adtere CDIIilil.ruly flllllllli'. wt.ed. t111r:r 111 il. m toreljpl ..,... m th8 biP ...,.... or a- • docror In r.., -,y elf*llldana on thit 8lbltlnl:e. Al)il~~-· "'- bopea are dabed, they • �Gerovital: is it a remedy foraging or simply a place 1 - - - - - - ---»Y c....,ory &el'fman IPNSIShe seemed hke perfect proof thot modenn n1"<!ocine can work wono:ter.: 73 years old, afflicted "'''" hi8h blood prll$Sure and a heart condition, but ~•·v• c lear-headed and functioning with tho help of two nHroclc dru&~ preac:ribed by her doctons. 8ut when i~ty prompted the elderly WOIJW\ m use a heavily advenised, o~N.h<H:ountef' l&utive, t he miracle almott killed her. nw laxat1ve transformed the di8itans prctet'1'bed for her mto a toxic substance, ond incre.ued the lou or potusium ~ted with the thiazide diuretic which romrolled her blood presaure. The result was carcboc arrhythmia-an "'"'&Ulor he.n beat. It put her Into a hospital emergency room, clolc to death. Her story is not unusual in the annals of medicine today. Many elderly people whose deatha are annbuted to heart failure and old ag,e may In fact be 'ICiims of pre«:rlptlon drup that. combined with other dl"\l&l. food or alcohol, make them sick, Incapacitated or even kiD them. Bclcau.., of lnadeqonc:iea in US medical practice, a quantum leap In pharmaoeutlcal production, and public i6J>orance of iU hlzan!J. older American$ f!t3UI&rly consume too many medications 111 doaet and comblnaliom that are often cte.dly. Or. Michael Rehor, a staff ope<:laUst in phannaoology for the elderly at tho San Franclaco Mental Health Department. said many or tho dN&5 prescribed throu&ft Medicare CAD cause okJe.effe<:u In tha elderly , tnduding huy vlalon. loa or c:oordlnation, con<usion or depresalon. -nus creates a danger that ollvenle roa~11ons Could be wrongly dllllJnosed as senility or even mentaiWneu,• he warns. DUferem .n-tla. A number of c:han8a take place as the body *81'1· aod they can make pharma<:O!Utlcalt more dan&erous, he soya. "'r&an oyatemtfunotlon less efllclently, caualng dN&5 t o bo abaorbed. dlatrlbuted, broken down and IW:rl!led at alower r1t110.• A nonnoJ adult dole can be too high for an elderly penon. "The same dole you and • mJsht ~- ....,..,..,uny could mab an eo-year old quito ~tiled,"ICCOI'dln& to Or. Jaclt Sesai,ICiin4 chief of medlclne at l.onl! Beach General Ho.pltal, and co-author of • Southem Califomil ourwy of n~ IQne patient&. "The elderly broln Ia 8~tquisi1ely ..WINe lO the IOlCic oide elfecu of aoroe o( tbele dNp. You've 1!01 thia entire population that reopooda to medication quite dllfmmlly than you would OJCpect from the otandard leltlbook." n - Nb are compounded when I4MII'&I c1rusa are UMCI ~. M)/1 Vera Label, clireclm' o( the 0..... 8bty ~ Oiok: In llerkeiBy, Cillfomla. "MultipM medlcatlan II I big problem &IDOr1S older 'petlpW. Often, medlctneo preocrlbod years oarllef are 111111 t.q .-t people hive chansed rowna, dlanfled .._.., run lla1 o( 1DOii8y 10 buy Jll'8ll9'fptlon - ' Cllllllnue ....,.. okl - . or are . - . . 10 two or _....,.....for cllllterent ....._.._. ~ It'• • problem of enormow propDf'lionL Ole)' ccxnprile only len percent of the ~ AllhDusb population, eld<Tly citizens Cover 651 con1ume Z5 percent of all pre«:ription drup A Michl&lon otudy found that one out or lour """ior citizens in ill sun-ey took four or more preac:riptlon drugs at once Half reported using over·the<:Ountcr analgesics. l••~tlvC$ or antacids which might interact tolicly with preacrlbed dnJ&o, Among the ln•Ututionaliud, u was not uncommon lor elderly patlenta to recei•·e eight or ten different daily IDC!die.ulom. Some 70 J*'!*lt of the elderly now use preac:ription dru8J'. most or which are adtninlatered in amounts approprute for an ov""''!e, lSI).pound midclltHgcd adult in pJd Malth. On all c:ounta, the proide does not Ot the typic&l M!nlor citizen. • The result, much too often, Ia too many drup. in too larl(o dose$. And unJeu aoo1ethlng ia done ahout it 'The elderly bro., is exquisitely sensitive to the toxic side effects of some of these drup. You 'Ye tot this entire population that feS1>0nds to medication qu~ differently than you would expect from the stondord rurboolc. · -Dr. Jock. Segal, acting chief of medicine, Long 8eoch General Hosp;tol soon, the problem wW only become more enormous. lly the year 2000, the moer-6.5 portion of the US population. is expected to double Hlp.l y rev11red Uttlo Is being done at the moment. Few American medlc.J lchoob have separate department• of serontology, or orr.,. adequate lt'ainlnj! In the treatment of the elderly. Medic:al tenboou aeldom provide 1pedJ>e Information on tha dn.tg tolerances of older patients. Furthermore, 80 per cent or t ho drugo now UJed In treatJn« the aged were not available to modlcal studeniS SJ'Iduated before 1956, so that 1 aubltantlal number of doctors are unf~ with their lide effecu or pooolble tolCic (eiCI:iom with othes' aut.tancea. And most American doctors aimply do not do a pJd enou&h lob or informing their patients of rlaU uooclated with meclication. A 1916stucly by tha reapected CatlliiC!rol Foundation of Jacbonvllle, 11orida, .-Jed Uw the lpd frequently neslea 10 cliaaw all of their prescrip(lona. or the we of IMIMh<H:ountM' product•, alcohol, or diet foodl with their phyaldano. They alto save df'l.I8J, UM them without advice or ahare them with frlendl. lui docton as1<Jn« their patiorua many ~ about drus .e eitlter. The Michlpn aucly found that 61 per cent of Its reapondlns pbyalclans did not believe M!nlor c:lt.benl weft more likely to have problema with ~ than Olher age groupe. And 80 weren' P"" cent or &llied health prof"'"'ion.tli-nunoes phlrmoc:isLS and serontology speciallsta-ai!I'Ced tha; doctors failed to prD\ide adequate Information about medicotions. "TTwt majority of ph~o that trell the large number of gerlatnc patienla an! very often the leaat competent In the community; t..ong 8each Hoapilal'a Seg;tJ charseo. • f'llyaicians are ao hi8Jtly revered among the osec1 that they would not coruider ques~'oning the need for • opecifJC nledication, nor do they .,_,. to be aware o( pc>Mible olde effecu or contra·lndicoted content• that these mlght contain," adds the Cathedf.tl Foundation'• John Lefler. What mJsht be done~ The MJchisan study's auU.W. Nile made 20 """""mendatlona, In dudu~& the dJ•tnl>ulion or more tnronmtlon tO the public, •pec:W training program• In care for the lllderly, legisl&tlon requiring geriatric doacsuJ<Ielines. ond more thorough monltonng and regulotin& of dn.tg use. Seg;LJ's California study calls for ~es in medical education and for fl'ClU review prooedureo to ensure that practitioners are competent. Retired ........,ne 11>e publication and distribut ion of informath·e books on health for the elderly can be encou~ b\• medico! care providers. Some elderly people. befo~ tumtng to any preoc:riptlon, oonsult handbooks including The Docrora and Pariellts HandiKJOk of M.cJJcine and Drug., by Peter Pm&h, M.D. !KnopO; Tt>c Peop/<'1 l'llvmM:y. by Joe ~aedon IA•'Dnl and The 1hnh 1\bout Senl1iry- Nrd How to Aroicl It, by t.awrenc:e Galton ICroweUJ. Phlrmocilts can also be helpful. The C.Uifomia Stole 8oard of Pha.nnocy considered a by~ow requiring that customers be provided with verbal directions for eoc:h orisinal ~plion dlspen>ed. But the proposal II'M!I with bitter opposition from corporate c~ru&Rores~ to keep contact with Individual cuatom..rs as brief as po551ble, r rom the California Medic.IJ ANociatlon and the California Hosplt-.1 Alaociation. and surpri•ln&Jy, fro<n the American Alaociatlon or Retired Pet1100s. wiUch feared that it would no longer be able to dispense df'\.18J to i " memben by mall under the new by~aw. The 8oard eventually withdrew the proposal. The activist Groy Ponthen or&aJllutlon. which helped establish Berkeley's innovative Over Sbty Clinic. odvocates much more d:rutlc: cb&n«es. They support the creation of a Mlianal hllaltlt ~ which wiD talte medical care out or the hand or priv11te. veoted interetlf auch as profeuional anoc:lations and p/w'macy companlet, and (0610!' approached which mJibl depend leu on ""'« treatmenL AJons th<Me ..... us CtJosresaman Ronald OeUUIIll ID., Col.) bu sponaored a Healtlt Service& Act to fund pu~ loc&Qy<ontrolled community health centera, where the emphasis would be on halhh mainiiii\IJICe and prevention. At thlo point. ' -· aolu.tioru are far leo& In evklenc:ll than problems-and efforu to resist oolutiona. In • limited way, the Berlteley clinic, which deliberately~ elderly people wbat questions to ult their docton. offen a 1110del for the future. �UB tennis Bulls net fourth place SCIU The UB Men's Tennis Team turned In a sparkling performance in nettlna rou"h plaee in the SUNYAC Tennis Championships Friday and Saturday. The team totaled 14 points to fmish bebiod Oneonta, Binahamton and the winner, Albany. All teaqt members ma~ the umi· ftoals, but it wu th• tbirOdOu1lttS duet or Mike Conneue and Randy Miller that advanced 10 the ranals. The duo 10$1 in straiJ)lt s.n.pr---------, Head First I 1 s,.cw I 1 : Hair Stylists I I .. sr ........ _ ...... ,L ~--=.~-:,. I I __ , Mike Chadwick's opponent In semi-ftnal sitJI)cs, David Lerner from Albany, was 'the eventual &in&Jes champion. "We ftnlshed two places ahead of what we rmisbed last year," Bulls coach Tom loll'eona revealed. "We had a aood iliowina considerina the young aae of our players. I sot a aoo<1 showinJ from all the players." HftMLI"E Onlverslty SdiMI .. a... ..__..._ I I 388J<enmore Ave. I I /II E,.g'-"'-1} I I ,.._c.t a ...,o.y I ....Oct."· . .. _,., Tiler.. 1-4:JO,. et a~ "--t etl4l c-....._ Ctr. (Heyoa c. · - J) S...IIJ ...... ~ Find out why Kearfott's . rarefied • • ) 6-2, 1-6. < --· -- ·- Wheeze after breeze; Royals shine then fade .__y DtW'.Jt.Y. fj,~c:=:~ -72 """-- -..- A lack of players cost the Royals tennis team one awcb last week,afler a full J(juad brccud to a win two days c:a:lier. The win camell Oswqo State Coll~e. wbere UB coasted to a 6-1 win, boost ina the Royals win toea! to ci&bt for the season. The first four sin&Jes players won, with top player Heidi Jubl startiDa the streak with a 6-1, 6-3 pair over Jane Koster. Dee Doc Fuhu riP' . ·ned her fonn after a recent ankle injury with a win over Kilby QuiM. Number thttt player. Sue Sc:bmidt took two shutouts {a double baad) from Debbie Lowden, whUe Pany Koernu banded M.J. Rich a 6-2, 6-3 loss. . The only Buffalo loss eame when Osweao'a Mar1c Osborne defeated Beverly ToUey In the Ofth sin&Jeulol, with 6-2,6-3 pmes. A aoUd doubles !lhowina qain concluded the Royal's performance. Unda Stidham team up with Sbaron Wolsky for one win. Barb MacDonald and Tma Oraodits wue responsible for the second. Both duos n~ three scu to take the win, with Wolsk;y and Stidham scori.na a 6-7, 6-1, 6-lloa qaillSl Nancy .Kelcitlin and Beth Horowitt. Kelly Shea and Mule Johnson took MacDonald and Orandits to the limit, eventually loslna by a~.?.(,, 6-3 score. Asainst Fredonia, coaeb Cormie Camoitz could only muster seven players for the aw~cy meet, and accoroing 10 Cam.aitz "we took seven playus and lost." • lleya Minus lbe top two slnales players. Fredonia won 4-3,. Jobllost to Amy Roth in three scu, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Sc:bniidt, fon:ed into the - d spot, fell to Kilby Omver in two J<U. Cam.ail% described the two te.c~orr loues u "the key" to the owraJI defeat.· EYdJD OrUI said before ber match tbll " I doo't wmt to stay on tllis c:ou" 1111 lonacr." &CCOf'dina to Cam.aitz, aod promJjdy baDded OatldiaJobiiSOO a 7-$, ~3 loa. Otmnltz was then "fon:ed 10 saairoce the number two doubles ill ordu 10 (ICI4 eoouaJt sln&Jes players. So, Lynn Xin:Msalu, dacrtbed by ber ODIIdt u "a raJ aoo<1 ~ playo:r." auily dcfeMed Aao Oooqan. naa Oraodl11 then lost to 0oana ICalfn:y by. 6-3. 6-1 - · The Stidbam silcus ~ liP &DOlhc:r wio. l..alie Stidbam, wlto .wed OJ.., due. to aama, paited liP wida Liada.IO turD awl!)' FredoGla'a S.b Ricbrd aDd Mary GilmutiA. ·~ do tllcir - k _, wullo,. described the operllliDD. Wldt liM &let ol a - . I doubles - · Fredoeia ''lOt a J1C1in1 tllotn, whldlw• uaron-." Ouallil% Mid. The fodcilp.OIIIe lloll a 4-J edle. and baoded the RonJs their sec:oe4 loa of t-," -- aa orr," c..au ... ~~ . . . . . . . . the COliCII ~ &Ul Jlllll, "10(· bdtilllt Ia tbc lllird Ill. *lrietl to pic);. bet way bact. Bill a1tc nn Olll ot lime-.. Willi die Nrlt York lblc CU.piaadlipt two- -a •">'• caa.itz llfllllld for a liUIIdl OD OciONr II ..... 'lt'llllltm s.idl Colllp 10 ltalp die c:o.pttl&iwlllp IUrp. llWUB Gllllllb illooklaa ron•111hoa bill« lbowiallbla ._ ,.,•• fllllib, lo,_.., M rifnilll tbiJ ,.,., blaltJy .._,Ill WI--. ~Holdtr �l i. Ofa!lgemeri mak~ Baby Bulls blue ' boldiAa llle- , _ 10 two 10~, willie 1M UB ollaKIWUd to "' ecrlouo...a.ril D'Amico put 011 the~ vUt I "'yard piS& 00 I ~fbKk It's prelty ~for c:oodws to cbalk up losses IS . t>Ptlocl. thrown by P<rdvat. D'Amico tb<D oautbt a leamlna ~ fllf tbc tam-lo try to make two point coavcnlon pass duo'ft_ by Q)llf1crbad< somctlliDa.politlw out or a defeat. But lD tbc .... of Marty a.mu. • .,. 0. B ..... ~ &lltor ' . llil the Ju.lor Vonay Bulb foocball IIIUIICI,Kmay he a tiulc doaer 10 tile triab. ;,-l..alt SuDdol1 diC lllby tniww to s,-Uoiveniq. Oecc JIPID, it was a Divisioo I ,..,. beatifta Ill< Dirillocl Ul BQIIs, jwt lite lut loas 10 Colpte. 8ut,IICCOrdiQSto 1M N CCMidJa, tbe trip was wdl wonll it. "This .. tbc best ~ poaiblc,.. ..istant eoach Ktvln Oroody strc:uod. He explained that in th< 42·27 loss to Syracuse, "We performed wdl. This is impona.ot In the lona run for both the junior varlllty and varsity proararns." Th< Baby Bulls pv< up 21 poinu before ICitlna on th< board aaainst the OniQa<men. Tailback Tony Pm:ival surted Buffalo orr Mil a two-yard burA into the ~ in the socood quart«. "We )ust clicbl't mde tbc tad<lcs," Oroody esplaloed • COld> Lany Roctunan added tlw "~• aave up the blc play." But bead JV COld> Mlk< O.riAmon uplaieod that So.......,. was"~. much raster." • The Bulls' defense stiffcoed up in th< $CC011d hair: Bas. ...a·. ........,t I ~ f ~-.... lA tile fourtll!luarter, UB...,... - oo a Clft yard oprRu bJ Padval ond a ll Jllfd acri8l IIUKI<, 011 I Pal l'riaDo to D'Amico posa. S)'fXUIC dida't """" iu last toucbdo""' Willi IliA a~lautes were ld't ill llle bul tbco tile Onula......,sbut cloW1llbc Bulls' offenst. "They were fut• then an)'lhiq llle JV or the varsity had - r S<e~~," Oroody imisted. "Bid, we're i .-w. ,,.0 far rtom bdll& • bad tcam-io far we've flad teams tbar wore oupposcd to blow our ~~ orr. We ...,. alii in botb ballpmcs." Rothman added. "The offense~ supor. ond the defcnsc-ctida'tlkdown cilher~'Tbcyplay<d Sunday fOf S6 minutes (before the final S)TI<:IIX ...,...). " Vanily head 8111 llaDdo pni5ed tile N 1QU801, sayins that "They did 1 hell of!)ob.lbc orr<mM lillc ctid a super job." Wilh tile BabJ 8ulls Rllllna up 400 yards apinst tile Divblon I CJrana<mm, Duclo said that "the kids felt Uko they won:" Tb< JV oquad races Cornell Uni-.ity not, anothtf Division I comJ)CIItor, at Comelhon Friday. "'*" I just lliJ more poi~ I Three pma. Three lousy....,... If you'r< IDy tmd of a N<W York - - .ran. you had a ldusy weekend. A.ltcr cbecrina tile Yankees on for a whole season, incttxlina a lqllly Oldtina lal< .....,., c11arae by th< Baltimore Orioles, the 1lroox Bombers bombed in tbe Am<rioan Leaauc O.arnpioosltip Series aplnst ICansu City. With a ability not seen si-New York folded and sank to CllldilnOli in fou; strailht in 1976, the Yankees rolled over a.od dled. With remarbble oonsislmcy, New York seo<od two""" ip each cooteR, ..w. I total orrcnu ofl6 hiu in tb< shon ICrie$. Now ror tbe bed .~. 1o tbe ... or pma, tbe Royals cdt<d New York with 23 hits, bul put 14 nms ..:..tb< plate. Wtw bappmed 10 a Yankee orreme tlw loci tile American' t..aauc in llle loq t.iJ? Part or \be problem,..... 1ha1 Mr. October, Rqai< Jacbon,loot his ealalcW. Overall, 0oo1Jc Brut '• KC oquad .aiiOd 10 totally dominllc. Wbal should b8w bcerl a series IS <ltdtiQSa th< The Aslrot·Philli<s Natlooal Leaauc's simply ......,•t. matcbup was aood basdlall. Four or the aames W«< dcdded clio'• OlD h.app<n O>Cf the wiater'? ill mra innlnal. This wu how baseball ,... made to b< played. Wbal bappa>ed 10 New York? TI><ft milbt be I basic l'fOblea inlldfll Ill the .Aa>cricu Laauc. Uk< the deSipated hilt.« rule. It dlminac<t the problem or a man"P" pollin& his pitcher. ond allowlna qina hitters who oan't handle the defense...,. .....,.,s to plo,y. Public rda~io.. men for tbe American t.caaue also araue that it adds ucittfnmt by addinj · mor< offense, but thll's debatable. Part of th< aarne or baxball is IOClOI>II lucssin& the m..,...,r, ond a tot or beer eon be coasuroed in po$1 aame cldc.mloo talltiJoa about wby a pitdlor Wll polled. 1be Ylllltees !died on the 1ona boll ftw . or lheir xoMa. but ..tieD • cffec:tift ao,a1s pitdliae ourr toOk.....,, nodliola ......... lA t11r r.. ICC took tbrtc aOI<a bueir.- N<w Yort. wblle ABC'I AI~ qujckly pointed out 11181 tbc ooly speed ia piluutpes wllas W'dlk Randolph ond 8obbT llrowD. - "'" ltoylls caaAaDtly Bot the leadoff man oa base, ond be tlllateQeCI tbc Yankees pitdxri. which prompted the not Royala<ttlna the bla hit." So. all or the New York crowd can tllowty lllak back into --~,---~----~~------------------------ TicketSSt on SelletwlkU~ColtF~ I t ...... their reeUnefl ond watch the J<U punt tbc....., away. Tb< old ~or 'wait untilnca year' clocsn'r!UIIyhold. Wlw t-- ' . • --•-.A•WI ~ - W. ~ SI• • t• .... a.i llollicltl't .,..,. ~ ...,. , _ , ... . tol ... ,)-........ - . - · · ~- IDcUif llaoo • ............ 1. . _ . SKI SHOW a- M£MBE.RSHJP PARTY Thund&y, Oct.· 18~ from I uatil 11 pm in the PWmore R-m • Sqtdre. HaJJ (MSC) PDa_OA.8HW wjll Jlli'O"'Ik . . . . ....... - Yont« ~ Stembrcnncr llliCbt try to buy Bn:u Willit W'dooa ond Willi< Ald:.eas. but that's 11olitdy. • Mosllitdy is that the: <XICIIrld talb d be~., this yeas, based on ycas<IICI pcrfOI'DIIIIICe. JldJon had an aap(IOIIII .....,.,, ~ .)()() fllf the fiiiL time (ahhouah it michl b<..-ped 11181 puUiQI hUll as soon as he bllted 1 triple in the last ....,. was sa;,lltly bulih tca&ue, bill what do I tnoW7). Unfonunatdy, Mr. October foraot evcrythina he knew abo111 banin&. •d dldn'tlc:am anythlna II all oboutllddina. So it ,... •.,... oolid ClOCIIOIIcioc that a Yw« raa - 1aot ror-d 10. W'otb ABC..,...... of lk oafes.WOD'I bavciO listen 1 0 -~...., bis""" daooltlllta No-YCII'I< ........ A&Wlli&-........_-.. .......... _ perfonuna: in the 1971 Series. it may be far llle " - ' \ Foe- wbo tlmply ba"" 10 W?'dlwbal ,._ues 10 beaedlenl -dlup .,........, ICC_, tile PUii<s. try ........ oa the tube ..W. tile W>lumc o(( aad liA<11 to lk redlo. It """'t be the same withoUI tbe New York Yaaltca iD the World S<ria, but h '!:ill AUI be bueboll. - LIM Holdtr aoes- this,_., WANTE CLASS RINGS ANY COLLEGE - ANYHIGH SOiOOl - ANY RING ;OK-14K GOLD 18K-24K $25°0 to szss~ , I ..... ..u II'!R~ I L ss1 Nlqar• F~lls Blvd. l tN..I I .. --+CASH~ IO Plw/ . PleH No. TIIHtr•) . MDII.I.t·---·-··· �Tilt ·eitace . ol a ~ ttarter ClllllbiDcd wilft inppa...... ~~~ -111e UB V~ Royals victaey Jut .Ft-, ailld u lllct 1M dine lllllisht § ,._- to Nauredl c.Qcp 8-J$, $.J$. ad 9-15':" .,' Because UB and Nazarecll•ere the only "two teanu - . invol!ed ill !he cgatch, lhc;t l!laye4,..-e bat-of .Jive Ii' forlllll iaslead of best-of-three. ?-: · , "Tile team t1U hindered by !he absence ol our Clll)l&ln Altani Tsuji /'.Jto)'ll's coadl 1'- Weinrei!:b slid. "OUr t e&ql is YQUJI& and her experience would have bdped make a Cliffereo~." The RoYals foand them~elvef strua&lioi lhrou&b ail. tluu ..a.ames. but !he performance ~f setters Lori Hanleo Gel t>{aty Ellen Weber kept lhe team· from ..an cmbafasslna blow-out. Their pinpoint shots and 8<l01tate sets forced Nazareth to my on !heir toes. ' " In spite of lhe.change in lineup, the experience 'Of Ollei'COme. Nazvcth plllyed a strona game overall and i f Tsuji were ~1, the OUICO(IIemay have been the same. • "Naz&relh bas a 100<1 team and tbey plii.Y :.veil ailVOUDd. They were well cOached and weir balanced. I tboqht our team l!layed fairly well even wilh tile lack of depm and elCJ>e!iellCe." tbe Buffalo<:Oach .s aid. The eneJllY loSS that piqued the Ro)'als in the Brockport Touniarnent MS remedil!d for this match. Some work was do'\e !itlce to improve lhe team's cood.itiooina and the Naurefh match was shoner. "Jhey'ro in ]lretly apod shape," was Weinre!ch would~y. • • The Royals' next match is Satur~y at Brock U(liversity in St. Catberines, Oqlario;>. The fnvi.t atiooaJ is a big·Cani<liao e.v ent which features both men's and women's competuion, As· an. added feature, the team setters Weber "8Dd Hansen help .settle ~ leaql. womep are invited to panicipate iJ\ competition The play of lhe setters .reaiJy made a differen~ even, on Friday. "However , it will not coun~ toward the thoush the score dido 't show il," We.inr~ch revealed • • standings. Some of the tiest university volleyball teams Tsuji's trip bome for lhe weekend and the lack of in Canada will be represented at !he tournament. .depth on the UB team wer~ obstacles too ~bJg to ' • , -Tony Petti 4• I ·tbm ~~'~..........,. ~ ~ ,16: !Ill ,• ~ . . ·t ~ .,.-. . <· ~ ,.~., coea .=;-!!"!..~;:::;;;'!,.~ : =.,1-::;.'~o:=.!' Nuonlh Coll01!0 1atl Ftldoy • • • crltlcoltoolor"' 111o Roptl' lou• • s·o«:er • e.olp~ins hoo~ed b~ Bulls;.! S1mon corrals LeMorn~ 1n 5-/ w1n ~ ' ~minJ ratber,~ve and phy•i~~· by J o b llo<clo $Jitcll1lm Sud/ Wriur tempo slowed t(! a mOderate Pace in the-second haJnts.. UB conlinued its effective ball-control tact~. keq>ing Rebounllilra from last ~y's heartbreaking 1-0 the Dolpl)ins mainly on cie~ rueqD<nlly, loss to S)tr;~Cuse.,tho t:JB)lulls ..,...,r team continued LeMoyne's offense -was vinuaUi - nmstent, t~eir their streak l)f exceptional play, desuoyina the I.e only chance bdns des)>eiate looa ballS which wtr< Moyno OotphiM 5'1. eas.1y handled by the Bulls' di>&pUned defense. From the•start the. BUlls dominated the sam< Oow, UB • •hibued '. its 'lncrWed maturitY as a ;urn, pinnina a dlsorpnlud and sc.am.bling I.e Moyne team paticmly WlJliO& for aood scoring opponunltles, and in in their own end. The Bulls employed a ball conirol lime they-cam"! The- rrr"' .aoal ,or tile oecond half, offense, ret)'lns on quick, shon passe$ wleb &ood rauhell $imply from aood hustle. Many Oross and backup suppi>n; and tJ;><Y round quic1< resulu. Mike Gjlorsie\1ti set up Simoii in front or tlie:net for -At the t; l4 f!m balfmll'k, Chris Simon exploited a hls ~nd' aoal or the came. But thc;B~ weren't vein of oaknas In th~ Dolpll!o defense, slanimlna satisfied to sit, on their comfonabk Jbrei 8Qa11ead. hotnhhe pme's rim' &oal on a ~a.Qy, A:t. thb l)ley •continued 10 apply the pmsure and with t2 po'lnt, tbc:JMI.I t<erc In ctiaqc utii.y <Qn(l4ently kl seeoncb nmainLna. Simon scored the ha l:il<:k by a.c ~~~-e.~...,~ this dicfii'tlast-loaa. ' findina 1~e upper rialu·hand oom'Or o~ l)l~ nn. .with At. 6:<16, Dolphin for.dl'd Ed Kasun ·score<~· a • Devore e.ss'i51lng. • ' •·. • -· "\ 1 ~U?Ver.sial8Qal on a rebOund from teammate Kevin Simon's hat erick rai$0$ ,Ns ......,. lloal•oill ;qi),Ri~ s ~-· ~ BuUs- stroo&Jy proteSted theaoal. jus1 •-rn . ~hy or Jim Yo~·· record or IS So! in l!14. &rllllll& 10 Yli1D tbal Koaun was offside.. Wlth si~ games remafoint Chris l$-vinwiuy ~\0 ---rh.ey shouldn'r have· evm. had t.bar ooc/~ surpast lhe record. ' '~'7 • commented a calm Coach Esp(>sito afler the pme. · _ , .• . • "The I"Y was defuritdy-o(fsida." The <Bulb are Proarn'OII& ra.ptd.ty liiposu,o The BuJIJ .,._!that ao11 bebiild them, ctvertina back s·o,em<d mor< th~n <(lnten~ woth h1s team s \O their .,._ plan. Thollr efr- wt:f1: rrwardOd nine perform*:"'~· ·• ·minutes 1111..- as Miu OjlmJioYoti ...,-ed the Bulls' , "Thjs IS fou r gOod gama, bacl<-to>:baA:k, that my seco.nil iQal-hls !lae KUOI), The play play~ have siveo. me," the.~ praised. "We had ini!Iated bY a crisp croM . * .lrom Dave Rldlilnls to whal 1t takes to -wm. When -you. wm bplh halves, you unauarded GjiQrJkvstJ wbo ..ay put UB in the lead ·win the aam<-Needtess to.say I'm Jlleued.'' . · for JOOCI, T- uutes Jaicr Gj~lt1 suuclt-ui. The Bulls' complete dominancr of "the pme is tiltinJ a chip pass from lim o..o~ ana delkctina j( ' probably best Ulu~ liy eheir 32-7 advantqt ill ofJ I.e Mayne aoalie Rudy Muller fo~ hls second aoal. shou 0.. aoallbis season. Le MoYI'i• eoach Kekb Gaae explained, "What can you say? It was Jive one:'' ljJI's nm match fsll. a tey SUN'I'AC aame • · y,. IWr-!>l&.Y was fairly intense with bo<h sides Fmlonia, today at 4 p .m. •"'!" _.,. of - -CioloH~r lrld! evo/MfUII- --""" 13fOMI!>t N - - ........ wu to �____ - ..... __ _ --.--_...... __ ---·-- .......... ................. f ~N=t-~~=,:0"' .._. ,. LATIMT~I- - •I. I •• ( j' II' ,, ~ • • •\ q . - ........ . . - . eM - · A,.'IP __.., ____1_ .....,... ,..... .,..,,.. ........... ... 7 ......... .,.,y -~ Draft ---· - ·- - - .. ...J. - .... . . . RATES ..,. I L.SO for WM flrtC t 1:1M a=:··.::-Meft ~.:.~ ,.,.7..... WutTsSiip._ =-~ AU.. AoS MUST . . ..... "' .-;..._ £ ........................... . ~ 36 tfopWM,Road Wllllaio6~tlf.~;m. 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ADMI$SION: $1.00 COfoM,HCA1JOI'f I.I'QIIIIIJMP.MR! lnlli!M" AS5IOOII TQI ---................ -- R~......TOIIa •.._ 10--.- ....... u. -' MAin(.-,.. ._..,,Toll. - . . & . . . . .,.. ........ _., i .....,......... .. .,,..... ... J '-'? - I n -.oult HAfi'I"''IIDUit .. 4 '""'· • 'JIIJIIIII c;.- F - 6 ,.., ------ �,....__..____ ..,........ah__ fllms, lbo!<t .....,_, ...-. ond i:lthet SMc:8 .,_ t....J..., .. ~'' ...m. In ll .-.;.., eldlng bmt of ...ro...- on-"-.- k llllP!'tniiD be u.oa. 27 ....... l'1llrnii>N -.'Squirt. ~ --col. the dn~ . Coni« otlll611eklJ I• , _ _ . 10< lhe Fall ,.... _, - -·Ow ...... ...,;Old inolned - · oll !n - · - ,_jyeo~~o~p,_-.. ~"'-• ~ ~- ·led- - ... clewlop you ---~ to4ok .... ond . - : l f - , u . . . ., ., a&uc!ytng. w. - • ftH dropn-in •rvke, no eppotntment ls nece:.:aery. Out. hours 1\n..-•. Or• .Ooftnhe-r, 1M Ghemlot,Y Dept. ~-··"1-lo0<18*1uote~ - .. Pult,h -~ '-<- mMts Fridily In :JQ_Squ_lre._ t i O i f Y A B - - Bodoty- today M &p.m. In D4 Sqqlre. tJPcoming -o..t the 1\lr" rMtdl will bo.dlo<uoaed. 1 £ £ £ - - a t1:30p.m.lrr337 Boll........ 1\dly T . fom wlll-k on "Apllcotlonl of N~ foldhocio in Dlgltol Filter Dalgn.:' · ' ·~ ~ from ll..l p.m. Tuetdg from l H .p.m.. Wcdn<!tdey from J 1·,_,, Thuo;td41y from 1~3 p.m. end frkbly from 9-.J0-12:30 p.m. II........ - t s " - · meets Frldoy ot 6:30p.M. In 260Squlre. Tau Bela PI a. '-"''I o bent~ port)<. on the lawn of Boll H<oU Oct. 24 ot :J p.m. lftW Yonll)l CMat1an F . . - p meets "'""'"""' et 7:30 p.cn. ln '1lO Squlte. SASH F!Owv Solo 10< s - o.y Flid<ly from 10.2 p.m. In Squlle And <:open H<oll1. LefPI .....;., o._ 1.ogo1 SeNI<ft o~~e.. frM Jeeo1 odwlot «>d lnfO<motlon U. oil UB •udCI'Ita. Do you ' - a he•dng tn SWJJ /IRJ courll or the Preif~ent• Comb<lona? OlS'haO,Iaw otudeots"to oct . .~ for - •tudenls.l'<>< more lnlonnollon 1lop In at CilS _ . 11·5 p.rn.l'l<indey, Th....S.y end Frldoy. unUI6 p;m. TOHd.ty al\d.7 p.m. Wcdnasclly In 340 ~ulre. l'>bo In In I'll'1\C, Ellk:ot~ Mondays from 1·5 p.m, 831-2273. Aneelo RIQo will ..L'on Ostoopothlc l<lodkln! today •• 8 p.m. In 234 Squire. The PcgUonlc:a will perform folondoy at 7 p.m. In the Katharine C.,_al Theatet, ElllcotL 'Tidlets eft OIIO!leble ollhe~ -"'ouol.ioln II office in EJlf"fend the Squire 1 Tlcicet Office, • • • _ Hillel House, 40 Copen BIYd. Call 853·9956 lor mort lnformation and an a:ppolntment.- ...... U.: w- st.jje"~wn • "We 1i1ve but 11 will perform Oct. In ihe Kolharine C<><nell '!'beater. Tldceto a veilable'o( the ~k -"'ountoln II offke, Porter. Studcnta who " ' " _ , deoled the right to - I n Erie UUI\B Colfeehouoa Committee Pf"AI)Ia Artie y .....,.. end Poti\!Qo< Soturdoy ot 8:30 p.m.lnlhC ~lor. Squl... ., County due to reg!Witlon dlflloJIUes should com.ct l~tle wh~n we give ~ur ,!1YPIRO In 356.tq~~~ro, 831-~l. The aooner }'DC> gel tn •touch with us, the greete< the pouii>Jitty tlul< we c:en help you. -Kahil G~ran ..0., Studeat - C e n t v isope11 in311 Squire !Tom 10-4 dolly. R.-rou Include literature, people ond refo.raiL 831·2179. - possessions, we give of ourselves when . we truly glve." ~ .TOld, o juwodt f"'UP• Commuter Btuld'ut Frldoy from 8-.--n In the FillmOre Room. Squire• ./ quote of the d,a l' or.~ • ...._ Dnma,..., by lrlbome or lhe Un!Venlty of 'l'oronto today M"7':30)>.m. at the lnte~""llnsUIIJte,_8&4 ~rei\~ UniYenlty Ufc group et Hillel House Sundoy at II o.m •. CO<ne be pan of a dynarrik n - dliocu..lon group while -le. Brunch to follow. ClvN Rllbts , . . _ , . . Ita l n - 1 D<. .Jewish F o m n y - wlllo!N< counMJing- at meeting "'Il&' US R'eperc:uMiont"IJI;,n by F'rOnk - • h ID<ioy a1 6~ p.m. "'In 316 li\,fA( Ellkoit. ·~for (luccua" present.e,by Pr_ofeulonollma~ SaturdoY at I p.m. In the l:lerrtrnon Ubrory Eocully Lounge. - • UUAB l<llcldo)' 1<1ua1c Seilea <odor from 12·2 p.m.• 1n tho .........., lone!~, - f r o m 11-4 p.m. In the Squire Center t;i.Ns J..oul'ge. Squire. .. T • •\ ......ng.. Oroduola Studenta In engineering, -.omlc:s, natural tdenceo, end com-r sdencos: Fout lntemshll>$ lp - AJbeny DfR •vellabN: for .wdmll Interested In tde'nce • and tedlnology. For further cletai•W\'•e Wllllom B. Hoyt. folember of 1\uembly, LegblatJw Commloslon em • O-l'llketomo,<rowfrom8-1J, PI"·Inthi-1Jot, • Squire. 1\ sfiJn up >heel ..,.II be_.... OL7:30p.m. "; "The 1'\~t • from, 11M ' I!GPIIon _.. aiYo bY ~ CounsellOr 1\bdollah H-• ~y ot 8 p.m. In 233 f.ouod Squire. Sclen<e end Tedlnology, State of NeW Vane, 13th Floo<, Agency 4 Bldg., 1\socmbfy PO 8o• 167, as 1\lbeny. NY 1.any Holmu, Blac:k A<tiY._- Condldote for VIce, P.Wdenl will -~ Frldjly ot 7:30p.m. at 9Ur Lody of ' l.ourdet School. folaln end Boot St....U. 12248. !>18-455-50111. c - P1onDJnt Otllce -....,.., ResurM Wrlt[ng tomonuw ot 11 a.m. In 1!5 · ~ . Tod>nlq- fo< p<eporing on effective reoume will be - ; Job ln-lng P._otlon on,! Tec:hnlqoa Worl<obi>P tomO<row at S'.!IO p.m.ln ~Ciemens, AC, end Frldoy ot 3 p.m. In 316 Wende. (Aile< lhll wottuhop, a&udento will ' - . c:honceto~ ......... - - ........ -~CIIIIIooriii;JMrYicoofThe$poctturn. _,_.,_......,....~-- ........ ..,..._ .... _.......-:' ·e::e •.............. - --by ~t} Avldodtopo will n a:t'.,.. ..._ . . _ ·--··---- _._..,. . . ..__. • ......, . .N~Wot-. aa .Jow11111 a. . 1o -.being formedl If ,.you are -.c:oii0--~ - . using·~ be-., end d - . --831..(616. ' - ._..,. IC ... _,.,._ ....._.. !1Joa!oo lhelr . . - . . . ,...0111. Slfn • "' l tt,.. c "Fedonl" tomorrow' •• 4, 6-.30 end 9 p.m. In the Woldmon 'nle«.er, tionon.. .. •l'wtroits of TenoN" Fildoy at 7:3(, p.m. In 150 FINber, SOturdoy ot 7~ p.m. ot the l..engoton Hughes Center, 25 High 54: C!hlld core prOOIC!ttd. c~ of Cctlduct" ~~~- by wtlllem J . ~ of'the. UniYOal1y of Delaw..., · - - .. 3:J4? p.m. In 112 O'Brien. ., · ''Tile ~~~- ....................... . . -...1 Uolwetllly wtl be oa ..,...... ~ 24 10 • "'The 'Young 0114 ln....ciinr• end "'The Lady v - · tonight at 7 p.m. In the_Squire Conferenc:c Theater. O(C . . . - 83l-l~l'S lot_,~.-.,.. lpOit.t iitfonqarion T._, Soocar . - n l a ~ Colllgoo Flold:IIOdley ot I!Qugl-.~. . T~ =~-ECAC a.mptanshlp&.. · F fk C'!"'"~'llllhoenlty ,....... die ....... of ~ y~ orgoo ,........,.eodo\lot2p;.,..--IC ~ p;m.ln ... "'-ac.Mr, ~- ""~ ..--.~. , Ali...., _ # S I -..-~-Priillly rl,. p.m.IDS.~H;. .-.-..~~.....,•ep,m.lnthe . .' - " " ' . . . . . .... ! .• ' . ..._,..JV ......., Aeld Hockey ... l'otoda,m ~ "-Y f1oJd, 1 1 o.m.: F - l f t . C..lolua ~. Wor -Stjldlutrl, 1:30pJn.; er-C4unlryotSuttVAC' ~wljlpo: Soccer Ill St.~ Yallarbellet Bn>i:k~. .......c:.a c:.-.;, 81&1 c;M - ~ .. ~ ~ 261 $quire ond 5 p.m. In lhe .........,, liclulre.AO pion 0<11 c:iinPina 1rlp ~~-AII-- .. -........... ~ O. io..........,._..._,.,.._ . . . . . . . _lnllleillllrltoll ......... ~/\11 ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Vroom- P. l .f �~BuSh stops in Buffalo; }goes to Thruway Mall ! I - IIJ line...._ ,_.,._ s..u-.. J Amid polka millie and a ninllorm, aq,ubllcu :! Vice Prealdcntlal candidate Oeocsc Billh adcltuscd a crowd or 700 supporters at Chcclnowaaa'a Thruway Mall Saturday. Surrounded al the podium by local Republican Pany ~ers, Bulb freel y dilhed 0111 praise for hiJ eolkqucs. lnuodocina Bush to "lht land of U.e crab apple," waa eric Counry Executive l!dward Rutkowski, wbo presented the former US Ambusador .;th a Buffalo Bills bat . " I'm ddl&lned t o Ed apin," uld ' Bulh {'latr addina, "Hc'c aor a briahr political fururc ." AIJo 11 Bwll'a aide was Alfonac O'Amoro·, who rt<ldved the former CIA Chief's cndorsancnr for New York reprcscnrollve 10 U.c US Senate. "We musr dtc1 blm," Bush affirmed, u rhe crowd responded enrh&Ulutlcally. The uaemblqe, with !be ~ion of one Jian·wovina John Andcnon advocorc, moved lnspiriniJy IO l.be tunes of a t.d:"ouod polka band. The bclac-c:oated Texan candidate !hen ptoccedcd to the Statler Hotel for a · press conference, foUowed by a few abon ranarka to the 1,000 people &Uhcred In the SlaUcr's Terra ce li.OO!) for t he Colu111bu1 ooektall B drivlna . f D'¥ recepdoo. Utb . . . . Eartic:r upoo his an1n1 to Buffalo at Prior AYiadoQ, ~ reapondcd to rcportcra' questions, moar or which focused on rhc rcccnr rash or bruw klllinas in Buffalo. When informed of Jcuc Jackson'l remark wbich implied tbar Ronald Rcaaan'• policies have -corurlbured to the currenr "wave of viore- ~IIJ the counrry," Busb c:&lCCorUcd the si1:11atloa as "uaJy." "I don'! rhint thar ki.od of rbdoric: iJ coostr'UCtivc," Bush said. "Tbcre'1 no!J1i111 in Governor Rcaun'a makeup to · brMhidi'~Ullled With'~. Governor Rcqan's record in oppointmenu and concern for Wok Buffalo dcatrvc~ pralac for kccpioa calm and blacks iJ 1 aood record." The Ambauodor th e n maintainlna commuoiwlon." As the qucstionina rumed to asserted his viewa on the luue of violence in America, calllna for domcatic ,UCiiu, Bush became ot President Caner's •critical increased low enforcement . "Anyone who would pcrpctrale adminl.ion·. Tbe RepubUean crime (abould) be broullll to .acc:ouoted for his Pany's justic:c," expllined Bush . "Me campaian IIICCCSS by claimin& I() md Governor Rcqan will (IJI>r "offer bopc insrcad o~ ,,..... an end to th&l kind of dcspejr. '' Caner bu made tbe nation's iruidious behavior. 1 don'r know bow you do it; you're economy rwic:c 11 worac with his lllwaya aonno have u&IY Urlk SO<alled "economic ml=y dcmel>l.l cnwlina arouad our ind<'l<," 8u:sb claimed . Tbe Rcapn·Bush ticker offers 1 !here." solution lb&l is a "balanced approach, puttina U..e emphasis Repeat perfonauce Busb !hen commended l.be on jobs," bt continued .J)eOple of WCSicrn New York altbouah points or the proararn for thtlf bandllna or the recent were nor specified. In hopes of .22 ctlibcr arllh, ayina "I curbln,a , ' qfJf.lioCI • .l\Aib promiacd ro "aot pcrrnir the aovcrnmcnr ro arow u fast." Bush then attacked Carter's forcian stance, denouncina the Prcsidcnr's failure to " keep commilmen rs. " S""pccifically concerned wil.b youna pcople't views on U.c armament Issue, Bush claimed thu 1 "determined" President will ' carry forth a fcdina of pcaclC, u opposed to Caner's lack of "dircctioo in forciln offairs." Bush then reaffirmed his arrantcd. Over 100 Top...)larletla of Sub. Home of the J.8Foot Party Sub Full Dinner Menu Popubr Beers & "-'nes ATTENTION UNDERGRADS Discover new worlds at the LATE NIGHT SPECIALS I I - • ............ • S.., I,_ -NN. 0 . . - • SoL W. Aio.C...To _ Graduate Schoo~ Information Day "Tbc way you deter aa&rCSSton is to keep ·!he United Smn mona," said Bush, "and not pcrrnh the US to sUde into poshions of infc;riority." Tho candidate then declined addilional questions, visibly tired from 1 mo rntn@ appearance i n Rochester Apparently not yer satisfied wil.b area support,..._,an wdJ follow up his September ""'' wil.b another campoip stop m Buffalo oo October 21. Oaail< of rbc trip bovc not y.s been T_ 834-1919 'I1---------~----------· 20" OFF I $2.00 PI~ of I Any Food Orderl Mlc:helob or MIUenl vau.t · I with any food orderI *· 011.-e:ao~to~ • ,_ 1 1 w1t1a u... ..,.._ I 1 Offer 1 Aa!itt- Moo .• na.... at U/B 1 Monday, Oct. 13, 12 noog to 8 pm Tues. Oct. 14, 10 am to 4 pm Talbelf Dining Room · Amherst Campus UB Speak to repJesentatlves of departments offering graduate programs at U/8 and from graduate.schools In the U.S. and Canada. I . L ~-. ao.·eo U..Cdlleae . ......... ol~ Ullh. at a at UIMI...a-tpalgne ~ ............ ........ ........., ......... .,....., =::-..=.... ~~ ~ ...,...,.• • lnat. . aM~t~t~u... ..... ....... u.n..lty UCLA ' wtdl ..... COIIPOU ~-. ao.·ao I I -------~--------~~ ASSEMBLY/ SENATE MEETING ~ ,..,.._,tatlwla lor over 35 graduate achools •• well as e~ty U.B. greduete ,.,.rtmfHit. , be attending. · SOME OF THE SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING WILL BE; ........... eoii.ve .. -8uflllo ' IUNY~ I I The ftrtt ....... is TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14th ~ •••Pt..EASE NOTE CORRECT TIME - fonltmeetl!'llll- , . 3:00 • 3:45 pm ::_ ~ Ml.tilt 3:45 . 4:15 • Pmidellt Till ..... . . . . _ .. ~...._.to botlttlll-.. 8.~. 4:ts- 4:30 ... . ~a Aawer p .. rio d. 4:30 (1111 . s.ita....... . T1ltl , . . , d,. btJid in TIM Sftt• CMmbtn in T•iwi H11 �-~tudents win suie-:--~-------------­ l i for voting rights f M-"'t- I The Slat<>w><k bonk to......,.. VOict ft~~Jullion ..... lot co4lct< ...- . r-vtd ... boool lui Thunday •bal 1 ledcnl iudl• ortlorcd the Alb&Dy Boord ol Elcalotu to rq~a.. 1111 - Y r<lldmu ._,-dlcu or llud<m Of _ ......,.... ri lly J. . . . SI- ....... falnol Dutna Cow1 JudpN<il MoOum 11111011 • p<tliatilwy '-iiiD<IIoa ta f.- of It Albrtfty $lac Mvdmu who wtre OOt lrDo'*ed ro rqi:na tO Wilt. II\ Alt.ny Countr. The pilonJUh doarpd thai a Slat< Law, ltollcWia audcau " lntl>lllalu" and p<C!\'CDI111J them !toto tqlllct111J In their collqc communuy, II uoco..,tutlooal The law ddllld a ttSicl<r>t • anyoo< """' liwa lo 1 COWIIY aud lutmtb 10 mote b1> bomc Ibm:. A ....,., for II>< Albolly State tludctlll. Lou Oliver rrom the New Yo;~ Pubbe lntcmt ResH~t"h Cl<oup (I'IYPIROI. claim<d that the ntlon1 ., 1 m1jor vlc:tory lor lludenU and mAYbe lni!J 111 h1v1n@ tht. State law Ckcl&rcd u.ncon:tthutional. " We're <Xt1<mdy plcuecl that the Judit< hu """"''ol lflndk:ated tht r(ahu of Audcnu tn be- trca&ed Ukc luy olh<1 people," Oh•a told T'lrt S,..:tnu• I rom hi• Alblrny otrK:c All C'MfJil woo rne on)un<H<m b) Judi,< McCiurn ocmporartly rnandlttj four tbutp. the U AlbAny Statco nudatu, prmoUlly notaUowrtt to r~ter, ma~ do 50 noW~~~, quctt~onn.Wet that ;tudenll were furccd 10 fi.U out 1n th.at cmuuy. t.'Onarnina..au~h lhmaa .u totauon or J.llftniS accounc aod ~qu:arauon could •t04 bt u.sed. any uudmt w~cd out 1 queutonnaut aner lllluat)' I. 1910 ond Wll not oJio.. od 10 •e&J.u_n, &s cnltl~ 10 anott\e:t t~lc:"'• IJld, no 01hcr do<\uneni•Hon woukt be feQUHrd of studcou Ahho..., the tnJun<tiOn «>•<fl ~nlv AlbiU1) County. NYl'IRO'• Slott E.lte<utlvt Director Donald RoA b<IK"O that If upheld. 11 wdl have ompi-IOIU uvoualtOut New Vorl '' You can't t\aw conOicttnaCOMttt\II.OrW \t•sln lbc ~~me aa.Le.'' he: remarked. NYPIRG. olo"l with tJ>c Studen1 A..oaliJon ol the Stat< Un!Yenity (SASU), hu bccfl wortlna for JCVcraJ )'Can OD Lbc: swdenC Voting rlgbh ~Ut diUVI. the (Jl<CI.IIt....... Cllarllc Ileum, on ofll« .,o; l.er "' the Albony Court Board or Ekcdo01, wd Fnday that th< lum said lhatiD all C&J<S wbcr<llldl•idwtl ocudClll> havr lODe 10 CO<Jit 011 bcholf or their ric/11 to rt'l)stct, they have won. no lunaa "Our 5)foblem w&t that ~c couJdo ., act up lO • l~cl Of & CI&SC that WOUld b(- bfndln8,-'n0W \II!C ha"r, •• be maintained. SASU Communlcauoru Olrtctor """ Soool. that this test he elor.est they IJirced have c:omt to 1 c:lass action 5Utt. "'""Rosa ' YOII _.I tt'...-.. 8erbfrc7' S..oot oaid tJw oltbolllh the rqi&Mitoon cltadftnc ....- l.ut Moll<lay f« tb< November 4 d<ctioG, rpc<:,ial rqisu01ion days,.... hdd tbrouaJ>ou< tbc Slatr on Fnday lll>d Satwdoy. Ayen •rn ocm to many AJblny Sl01e •lldenu Fnday to ialllml thall or the: C'GUt\ rutin& aJ\d ,a mrouraa.c them to ~o ,.,...,ol qucstlonnalra Jive• loOidy 10 Stud<nb _,., bcint b.a.nded out ~ The qut"Sdoos were dfti&Md to d<ttm\in< II a ltodent 1> IICiually • resident of lhecount). ~e expiiUI<d, brucd on "hrn hi> au b t.PJt<ted and where he m:o•<> i&nd keep\ htJ mt,ney Oaum I h" •• 'omeu mc~ ~ 1 nc voce ht:rc- and t~oruauoca tMy oon·c•• twcd on tW qvcsuonnant • W~m u~ed '""01 he tbou.tJ>t of olloWU\1 "'IOCJ<DIJ 10 VC'Kc tn tbcit ~ community. Dawn wd, " you W.t IS,OOO oc~uiiJid they roold,.... hdJ In I oty Uk< Albany. You rcmcmbcT Bcrtdn." rc~Qar\~d ~oa1) h:t'm ~YPIKG l'lo)«t c-dloaloo 11 UB Lead Snutll <&lei that • 001111 wmilal 10 Albany'• ""D be nlcd lA Erir Cowcy Is> tb< """' futun H< l6ded that pnllp<ftlYt pltiu!IIT1 atr bomC IOQIItt. ~:.::-.~::Xaxuual ~tt by ClarbliH Rosen Qpi.uoed HolfJina Director ~ Bo,.,.. He noted \ttl! u aadenu ~ on<m:npus. drop ovt or t-a).c advamqc of ID opuoa ia the Ho"'llll Coruroa allc>Wtn&thall to~. nc~ ipiiiCC't bcaJmc •''8;llabk. Hence-. tnpk:s arc broken do" a.od ..,.,lm&ltJu dccrc:a:sc-. Wltdc th< boUllll& en... WO> AI II> pr:o.t , I lfUl deaf or COfllrovcnr cmacd cwa wh<th<t lt<sld<nt Ad.uon ll>o<Jid ho•r ~rvf'tiSiff[f N mf'r Tht how.ana -.1"»u. prt,M>UJ.Iy au iJJ,ut of Jle8.- dtdf:'ao 10 tbt UniVGlU)' commu.nll.>. h.u <nd«<. O<CO<dUlJ 10 Voce Prdldent for ~udml l.llam Rkllard S4p<lkow ' 'Moa lttJdtnu Who souaJu ho!J~oln8 ba\t: b«n acromodai.ed." ht ~Plamed Thett arc, ho¥1tvet ,lOIDC 1tu6cnu.. maml)' tho• rommulen llvin& wutuo 1 l()..mUt radius of UB, Who still Ill< •tlboul IIOuiiOI A> Sopelkow nO<<d, "Til< IIUdmu Dl '""'' concern wert lho&e ln t_low- proJJmhy Who ha...c u, roof onr thor head ." Slu<ltow <>tlmlll.«< tbll approximately roonunll6 Sl,ud~ow nocod tlutt Ji:A> bOW that tbey art rubjea to • roommalt 1f aft~ AJ~ w«U. tnpbQI !till rcm11n1 1 problem , "Thi> (111tllin&l is no undc:r'M&Dd lnn&a neccssary." asscnC"CC Slaaetko•· The bouli"l problem 1> poe jua 1 concmt a1 UB. bot 1.1 • nattOOwick crisd. tbc: Vn- 100 studeull .,. nlll on 1 wollloa 11 .. . Geoerolly spcotlna. Sl&a<ltow <aid, Lht crials i.s over. When u k<d bow the Unlvenit} hondl«< th< crub. Slsaelt ow oiled I nuonbcr or &roup~.. Hf"'V1l Wf. re«:ived I areat deaJ or •uppon from Do<tnm Coll<ac Ill Amhmt who took in about,, studcnu. Stud<ntolla•< •ux< bc<D pro•idcd with trar.ISpottotlon ·to and rrO<O the cam- to rnoiY< any poteodol bu$1111 p<obl<n>s. Also, local <bllJ'CI>n bclpcd dttrina the crU!s. bousin& •udr1!U In porUb bo>cmct11J until IDO<C ~ hou&Jna .... io<ated Tbe <burcha were or specbll ...S.UIC< portiallolly wbal fo<d&o ttu*'>u anhed, Sila<lto•said. Some loeulty obo took 11udenU in, particularly arodiiOI< studcou. Additionally. Ill• orr-Campos Howl"I oflb: found rooms ror many •""-' whik IOCD< wislled to remain tripk<l-pootln& tbru Jtod<nU in deli,.... dorm room• lor two. "Speoe become available ill dorms after ....,ly foiU paant of tb< tludcnu clldll' t allow up," Ul>loiJied Alslslaot DiRcu>r or HoUJinJ Ri<bord S.bo<lltopr. " Thes< '1tudcn~ed DO !JioWO-U< lho5c whO b.o,.. olnady siJD<d 1 conltl<t "'"' po~d 1 sroo <k1>ooit ond Stmply doo'l •bow up" be add<d. Spoa for odtllliODal auclmu 011 •11111" lisll became 1va!lable when auclmb d~ 0\11 of scbool. Sd>odlknpl -ed Ill•, "We lose Rucimts ""<rJ ·"He aplotned lbat .....,. RUdan> I<Ji UB, . - 00 WOJIUII ....,...,.......-...,.,Malcolm Toon -=--=--=..-.. F~ ~to tho Soviet Utbotl (1976-791 SPEAKS ON "The Sooiet Threat & HoU1 We Should Deal With lt" • 1 TltandaJt ()oc. l6dt et 8 Pm C..W. CoO$ Srvdcat Cntet ~ "' n. 1/ils,-id Ct.ir o/ Polilkfol s.u.- Prts>det>t C'laimed. " MllnJ' ..,Uqc: audenn arc rC'Iurn1na to res~ hails.'' be \Aid. In lac<, titeR I> nearly lOO pcr<>ml .._tty iD r~1dtnc~ ha1b nttloewklc, •• Sigdkow aur1bulrd thu to the m::c::moo and tbt lll<rc.ued ..,., of tiVUll orr-campoa. AI UB. Slu<lkow point«! out that <~riY"' th< ....,..,.., 10m< Rudcnt.o bod probl<mo nndiHI hOUSIAI IU1lpiy bccawc. opplt<d oJier tbc dradllJ>e." mlll\) But' be ooncludcd ..... r we. SurvlYC:d '\ Ct.bc: .,...), tl .... because or th< midcD<x hall> ilall ond th<it e>lc:DSIYC.;.! IISid tb< JOOd will ortbc ... - . . W'llho<lt lbcm ""'woold b. in uoublc.'' PARTY by C.U.S.A. WHEN: Thursdlly Oct. 16th WHERE: P. .J. MTTOMa · TIME: 8:30 p.m. to 4 e.m. ADMISSION: $1.00 ~noN t.NlfiiGIIADUAT!: sn.uM' ~TION P..J.BOTTOMS FOOD - .ooze - .aoore ' - - - - - -.ADMISSION IS FREE1.,....,....,...,..-=-::o.. ·--~~~-------;.-lliiii& ._&_i;;;;;;;_.;;l �. t U8 fumitJire pilfered; University staff involved l 1111 0 . . . _ '"-'EA"' A cual octlwdt is bCQI -&!ned by UB edlnl.......,. amJd from tqiOfU Ia tl>e ~ thai u ~ u 30 Unlv=il} emplo,.. ODd thrw IJIO\'Ina and ,..,... componics OR lnvol¥«1 '" tht llld'l or ...,_ or llallan won11 of ...,pus fllmllure oinc< 1m. "llyov cu ~ $19.00 wonb of ""rr out of lhb. I'U br hoppy to ldltt," .......rtcd UnivcnltJ Praida!L IIDbcn L. lieu..- duri111 a praa (l(lflfrr<ncc Thwaday COil<'Cr1llol ....,....... llol<n llano on th< IU<I&!: L<a CampUl. JC.ener ao8od tl>e ...-ury fllw'< qUOied by lhe ~in iu Thunday IIIOf1llQI article, .._ 11 aU &cear~~e." "-""""" b1 the INcc:tor or tbe Depanmm1 of Publlc Salay I.e< Orillla, Kat.. allowed the pr. . 10 view the -lq.....a fumhurr ond ~ to q..a n:pom thai 11x propcny wu anrr.. aplalnod thai the UB Police Offiten ...,., orillo&IIY estimlled tbc •alU< of tl>e llol<n fOOds -..lD<xperial<cd ODd did 1101 lAic ll>to IO<OIInl then dqweciotlba. The Police Dir<aor l&bdod th< rtCO.,.ed rq>On, .. ..,., of tJdtJ ••rr." The ~&<mo. wbidlwa-t ao1n> donq the molll·Y<'U mo-. from tbc M&Jn s.r- 10 the Aab<nl Omtpus indl><kd clalu, chain, cabUI<l•. ............ · -typtwriun. a labonlory liAk. -.lllldv<&.four rue cxtlql.lbbcn &nd a r.... u . 11>< ooly item miJoin& from Ill< Q)llf<rm« ,... a $.(,()()() mlcroacopt wbkh b beiq bdd iD a 10fc untO It can br rocturo<d to "' oWIICr, aa:ordlaa to Kctta . Th< Uni•enity Pr.a<lent 111>01 ........ to t~ e ....., foe bolbcriai Lbem wlth t h e - clemonstraticxl. Oriffllt, wbo r<fralned from imlin& detail• of the theft durina the la-.lpdoo by ~ Diotrid Attocoey's olrtcc, wu "wl<flod lhat RCdwd .....,u.ina t11o1t we know hU boal O&Oitn." Oriflln woWd not ~· on Wl>dJur m<n fum•turc 0< equipment bad bom stolen uobdcnownaw tbc U.U.cnlily. ""AJJ the propaty war found ofr<"ampus:• Kmrr maan1amed. cxplalniq tJw 10m< of tbc swe-<>wned furniture wu aol<ft from the ~~-tile Mala S.na c.mp.. ...... UB oao¥td II> propcny out ofmetcw-:rdocu>itO<Y facilitxS "All the~ aod lull< clalu ~ Wal out of Alleni>W11 in 197) -hen th< Oormi!Oiy Aulllonty - - lu - ·.. Orilfia apWnod "lbac: "" prooodl.lta fo. clispod,. of Suoc propony,'' br added ''OIMouity, th<J wert not aotn<d out here." Th< Coouiw E:Jtptmlaory ,.., lwed on an I I - mW>tlpuvt report -..hied 1D Orif(m by ID<IIlbm of lu> Slaff on Auti>JI 1•. The atll<k quoted rtpO<t ooodu.ioos 11101 : - Tile f...S was o a>nspiriiC)'" betwtcn ....,.,. Umvcnu> emp~oyet:s ODd pononad from two movi.Qa oomponla. - A UB 1eCnWY dcs<ro)'«< recorcls of all fumlturc 110rcd at t"o wuchou~a durina the move at the tnStRC'ftCt of ha superior. - More lhao $ 19,000 in llOicn property was r..:ov<red from the homeo and Ofn.,.. of IWpocl$, in<IUdi"l aotnt SS ,()()() 10 JC)Oib fJom the homes Of six UB employed. ...,""bk. CoHege Students Every Thursday Night Show Your College I.D. and Get •1 Off Price of Admission at United Skates. ••'•< '' . I I I GET IN FREE I ~ with.-.~ with « wtlf-.t I college 1 I.D. Offer &plru : October 30. I . . . VIIIdwllhOiher : .,_... Oftln. 1551 ...... ,_.._New Yon 14150 ,....~ 137.01101 '"""-YIW 1 1 I '""*" ............... WIIIdenA~ Yon 142215 ....New ~----------------J Hw.EL------------..::--------, JEWISH STUDENT UNION :t _, i~-- Cilp ... s....---- ------ I I . f THE ISRAEL INFORMATION CENTER I ~ l JEWISH AWARENESS WEEK October 14 tiara 26tla -one campus l«\\ri1y offietT voluntarily aurrendcted a S$00 cabmea llOleo durin& tbc mov- •PP.m~tly -Still milliq b.., unde~crminod amouot or offkc fumilun:, u Slated by tht pobot to the Ccwrv u ••U a a S.CO.OOO compute . lodiVlduoh lmptica&od iD tbc thefu, """"'d'"' to lhc eo..,.., Lodudt Cftlplol<Q in lhe.VIlivcnity'a Oc-partmmt of FaciUtlct PI&Miq-thc unit Wbk:b ooonliuied lhc mo>·• bet.._ Ill< two atmpw<s-<"" <111ployca iD the Purcl\aoiDa Di.m..n, various Uoivtnky employca -kina ow of fumit11r< wvdlousca aod IS cmplol<Q from lllr« 100\'Ul& ! dabt I ! · Coaae ud Get It I I aod MO<all<com....,.... Poniti>c ll<tioni weu optru1 iu cmployca by 111c Uoivmily llllJ)lt Include "loaa ol ~· a Dll>fttb'a loaa of .-y or a kttn of reprimand. de!>m<bn& oo lhc ctmiiiUtanots," Ketter ~P«Ulated. Vtce-Praidall of ~and Manqanctu Edward Oo<y &l1ftd thai any dUdplln..,. moves will br made oo • "cue by c&K bub" J!~. in _,. inJt&DCCS, "pooplc took property which wu meant to bt 1.hrown out tvrntualJy." Ketter hu directed Doty'a o..,.nm.,t to review Internal invencory control pr....Swu ODd to recommend diaciplinary ll<llion 1wcc1 on th< ocillnat lnV<&tfaatlon <ODductcd by th< O.panmtnl of Public Sa/tty. ICttta staled that IUiy internal wiona will bo handled afl~:~ Eri< Ccunty Dillrict Anocoey Ed-d CosgoYe issuto r«otomcnclatlotu oo tbc rocpon. "Th<rt will br tilhltt controls," d<clsfted Oo<y, wbo did noi wbb to IJ)CICillau oo any apecilk "Wt ban OO<IUJil>ll1.....-dlowa now wlllc:b w dldll 'I haft b<Cort' • in tbc earlier ...,.. or til< inl<roQIIIPUS mo•e Do<)' IDdiaolod. "Wo didn't .,..., eoo6al> pllla:o 10 put ~ .o ... load to Pll' ....l of me.~ !1.1-od ~ _._,.. bo ....,...;. =- I I 'noo~ _._. _&n_A._ud..-llcr­ I onBtnOottwe.,...... ofwbc:romeUoivcnlty-fOillOIItoii(JttaUiu I. propcny, "-to !act of 'I*C- .-11- I1J OoQt roc the - - . d .. _ , ooatr01s "~ ~ 10 bop 1nt<k or Cumitlft &tid equipmmt prioritita wue oa 0111<r tbinp. •• "-llcr - """"- - -t Do<)' ldoadl\od t1x mcw[na CIOIIlpcny in-.ol¥«1 1a the CIOIIliO'/UIY ., Buffalo Vu ll&d s.on._. wbO:h is u or the May~~owCr , • ~ t • • • MCAT · LSAT ·GMAT ~ SAT·DAT·GRE ·=--.. ·--.. -rr.:--· -~­ .. - .......... -·- .-==:, .. �~-~-~-~_©_~_Till__~-~-·~-:_0~_~_of~~_dm_~,_~_u __ __ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ ~l ~ j Arabs side up in Persian conflict - - - -- - - - - - - ".Y Alan C. Kac:hlc llle t"'-""''"'~""" tum,,..,.... w- ...._.lract ~tton lout wn11tct too> • ..._.,... wl\h tlw-~ in tWO n.-~ Anb ...U..,. Ttoo Jonlonlon plodp of ouppon lor lroq and syMa'• fnendahlp I*' with lhe SOW! UNOn t..,., acldod OUlPdo ......... to• lhlo ~ loca~aod oklrmilh On Jofd&nJAn l'ltlfl llUMOUt ant•••,..,... Ihit No rounu y wu re1dy 10 ~In 1.he fl#•t on the tide of lnq lf kghd~ttf wu lO rcquttt1 akl, ·nwwe w~ rttpOM• tl\11 Jordln hat! Ita <O,oou troop umy m......J o.tons .,.., lroql border .-ly lor oc1ion Tho Kins said thotthere '""""no Immediate pUn. I<> Ill\•""'"" bUI HUMein promiMd to aend In hb troopo lflraq tor ht-tp or If he uw • need for l'tlllJt.ary .a.uppon w...t,...,....r ••ked 1l>o ICltlj! plQUiood. If an otdt of Ani> ...Oit• tlvuu.nod by any n<tUide lorao, ...., will do our 10 dofond ll." While 'outltdtl fon..'f'' n:tft~n 10 my r\.al~ the were directed lnwanh lnw wiUdt tiUOMUt .....- ol ho\llnA a hJJtory ul lnfrh~1lfllll on Arab ~~ 1 ;\ ~pob.oum fnr the: Jo,'dlnian emi.Nttay c:.aUed ~ ,....._rb rearrtnmlio_n of •uppon for lhe Arab n.tlun H• Colfttlnued th.lt Jordan • U...i>l<ln ta not a~ In pol11;y bot, with 10 lhe c»fon.., oUW!Ce lito CX>UIItry h&a \¥Uit lrat~ ,..ut wnortn.ill and Nltural dtpkJma.uc "'*""'"' p1'0<10<1ont • Aloo wnllrmlns - " • clef.....-so a- llw Anb he JQn:lln " ~ 10 10 war tn pt"e\""mm Of!lln>t on Arob LNf!uo .,.,_ Ito odded !hot """"' .,... hilloncal &nd cultural lllmll.ari11M undorl_yins lhe •~o n.~rimu pl"'ttMN puUticaJ and tali'Uftlk: tiel atv~ lhill ~ "'allldally-"""""" """*· Arabla ha"e •u-mlAr IIU'IICCI. HowtMY, a repJ-.entaove frucn tiNt 1\oytj (IIIO'tWTiment of Saudi Arobla aJOtndO:Iod Uus. Ho n..inLiinod thot Arabia to contifuj'"« wllh • policy nt neutrality 111d 1.. anxlou. for 1 quk:lt end to llle hoolllitieo. believtns U1.1t lilt> ,. in t1w bett tnterool ol hi• nat.lon lle went on "'MY thoJ S.ucli Ar&bl• he. ""'""'"'dipiOIUOtic reb !ioN with both belllp!r<tll• and piAN ... ctlltllnue tlus poltay ..... _ k.. Olhor ......... Inc(• IIIOjDO' t.-..,.,., Analysis ~nt-.uutan'W!m • lroq 10 f1811tlnfl • juol wulflollnot lrarNit ~""' ond tltot \hey ·would...,. ouppor1 lroq ~·,., ..,._ th.lt H.-,. walt.O 00 lor'l! 11> ~ lllepooolbilfty of ~Ilion ... ll&ld.. ..... llw .... llliltt.al) - - dod - aiot bofCII'IL lie ,,. lo<'dMt .. the only Ani> nauon t~ •t ho• - o u t . lind Nld 41\oj ,......, &nd Saudt fr-'e w n~ fho tijJOilO- defended Jonlan'• 11.0,_ b~ UY'f'll that -...pm.nt ., tho , . _ """"'l' $ynL On W"'*-'ttay Sovil!t Pretidom lA!<ll1ld ~ ~ • or f~p .,.. ax>ponoon with . . . . - , ttal.,. AMid of t"'"'l' 5yrio "lbe ~of rww trea1y to nat dlnoctly rel.uod w·ttw l.t'an·lr.ct wac. t.n iJ • reacuon to tbft ~ l•raell thf"Mt Aii1M!d opinll tt... unnod Stat.. ood t....m-who af'f' t"" ~bythoMU!I•Ianoond!iynonouthlt~tlv­ ~ it dMi«fW"CI to pmuw,, tha tt:cunty uf the Arab nation Tl 11 e_l.,o aimed 111 (oroJlg 1he WJ(hdnw1J fJf tan.el from OCC\Iped Arab lAndt and the cre•tiQit' ot • hnmetotnd for ttw! Palfttriiltto Coi-u,_, .... ~ ~t... ~"" llv- Anlb .,.,.. of >outh """""' and 1ract Wbdoo 8JY1rlfl ..,.,.._.. and pobtloal .......,_ to . , _ natJono, tho ..,._ """" f'I'O""oed dln!a mUnary ~'""""'""' lor llyN That would lrwolve Huoolon troopo bt any W>l' Syna. ,__,., n..- "'""'*« BruNW!'V rehtu"lted the~ promi.IW! II) mn&ln nti\Gral ~nd wun•d llw Unltod SIJ1eo 10 do the ume In w~ lor syna ~ ony a.,.._.,.., ~~"""' llljptlfl<:at- ui the · - U'Ut)'. He tllol tho .. no difft!t'9nt h' mnttul rrocn l.rt'AUt.. Syria haa whh tndll or eMber Arab notlorto He ll.lled 11\11 it hod ~ dlacuMod for montlu and h io juot - l h e l l l WU ~ wtile tWO Mide&ot _ , , . . . , . . ....... , . traty .. - . . . . . . 10 the '""...,..._,.......,.,._.but • _.war ollu&tl<ln, the -..It o1 Arob dl'"lW.....,., WJth the Ctlnf> David pe.oce ......... 1be "''..nto tn .k>rd.>n and Sym wltllo ov.nhadowlnt! the lra.t...traq war. h•vcr added new c:luuenWon• to lhct \'Ob.tlie silualklo A ~ \'laory ror- iraq WU ea.pttaed. ~n thi:t h.u ntU Mn"' thout Wttl• their once powerful nulha.ry dl'llclmat(od r~ ~ thruu.clt eH'\._"'tofM end tran lppe4f'1"'(1 10 bf" no .,..tel> lor tho ~reef military ~ Aft .. .-orly ......., t,.,. 1 ,....,...,. ...... ttu,; .. and ....... '""""' • panloJ ..... ,..,.t of th< i Iraqi ...,w ~ World ww Unt1er the IM"'Mfn c:::n:u:n~U.naee. " • noc k.rvWn how ~DnA b1u1l ot tho rl(!httns .. ~ lloodled by llle """"""-"'""' Guertlio ond nat the "''ll..lar •m'Y Thoarmy. depleted by pooi-I"""'UOOtt VU"88· taluo cllaorflo'......, to IAl.elhe reoponoib4Uty It reponed laat "'""' 11\01 _ , uf army olllt=t ond tnany ui the II'&!Md llj!I>I""Pill>.. ....... beJ\8 rdoaoed from lOll"' help., lbr wor effon n~ .,.., - "'*' ""' ,.,. t"" w""' Unpnaunocl lor """"'-ltllli! Willi 11w •• !il\oh Tho owaknonS ol tho lnnW\ nultury axnbmod to- Wllh Jon1m • plodfpo ol.._.. hu dolhed '-I~ .pol ond • wv While. ,....... .......,. - - - CllfiiiCMd. . now~~t..elhe .. treouldlaf-tnto•04.tlomoll~ * 'tlh • pulfttl&AI I\\.IM6W1 ltvt-.&a Ill Syria .and l1w lh>Ued s...u. nallltary axrurutiDilOI 1.0 ....., ..... of t~ortn~a. 1"" pooomw for - Stnu!IN ., • _ . . .,.. • ~..!;oa to the I'"""''' ..tUOJian .. a mw t.,. lor ttw """"""" ~-- m Inn. n.. l.tarmc \1. no" f.te~rt« .Urnoat toe•l worid 11\ detipP..Nie nt.ord (If \USJPf'" lt!5ped&lly tpll~ atrpl.ttllt f)&"•f and •l.o an a.Qv AJ ~ AtMI'h&Non lani ·S .dr .. U) _,.Ul""""Y ...,.don • .n SOY'I'!mrTWml me 1raNa11 Pa.rltlnwnt lu1 wea ro COUtVY hu '""""' won • war ""'"hout frwncb-fiomethU'I« hb eouorn it ~ 10 tY ofT nuw t'tw!"' ..,....,. t&J._ uf r'~ M I'll*~ for 1.1> Ololde: ~ pa.rU but ltu wb ~OUI b.- lhe SIA1r ~ .. """"'"""' ..... t - wuuld """"' _ . , ~~ n. thaw of sood raJth &nd lhen m attempt to wun .,...,..\11 ~I.J'dt a o e t t - t~ the UoiHld Hal.lonl- It> rnwnbttr nat.ona. ~ any 1UJ.po<1 for Inn could '-! to ,..,.....,. ...w<tinn. '"" ......, ue om ......_ onc1 SautS - . .,......_ 10 IIUY would lower the Unttod 5tat• oubto in '"" , . , . , ond. pcvvldod """ the ~ al - . . """"""" opon ....., tho ol Am<rican ino~oon and the \lvMt u( war "'""raJ �~.1 jfm~©jtrru.®.ti©ID l end...,.,.,. JExploring the options via the Army !• 1l y - . Gu•taiU. PUNT, Mllfllpn IPNSI-wt.. ....,.. ~ ~ 'II lrom li8h od..al lu J..,. hewuo.... olone""""t.clld 8 !! ~ i l nol WW'il 10 '*-"' • oh>p r01 &en ll' tho! 0'1.110 lnduouy ohoulcl-- ~ 11a tbo.uDdo at loki orr - . . and o~an tdrlns aplri. IOiort wan&ed no pan olll roo manor what it. pay He . -m 10 trt< ""'"' from Uft llwl 1101 al money In t!:ld\anp for hll yautb. The W<lni!Nt l op< ~up u he cloocribed what he wanol!d wu ..,..,.,.._ • So. of..,. a lac al t/loo.lfliW looldllfl """"' a.lllho ~Kieo Ot view. Mar- mlllll!d in 1M Army ~one allhe many yo..wlf! pooople lrom oN>............, olrud. ora who he~ OJWdiod 1M ranu ol the AI'ITIO<I p,...,.,. Ho did noc 1oM up. bko oomo Olher l•llowt ho kmwt for lho '1hroe hou end <Ot • wt.m no othor work wu ovolloble He enll<ll!d boca.- rt>C:nJit.,... p....u.odl!d lum ho could odvo,.., hiolont<enn fiDOI• th~ milhory - . . -, ..-a end--- l..aw enforc:e tnt!nt U hitc.teer obJec,11vtt, bu1 bocaUKof\bt! he nay havcr to wait quitfl • while ror • t'h•nce 10 ~ l>oc:urne • pollee oflioJr, """" If IM Arnt) ~rovidct the requlrod trllnlng Marl.. Ia inreUI.gem . thmWnrul and arnbiiMtuA lie Ia one of thote .YUW\8 pl'IOple who burn wtlh •n I!IM'I'&Y th~t c.. n ettt~r Sft• d tM m tn hilh •c~hluvrmmtl or CUtliWttt'l lhtttn WIJJ tint A.rtny uffv tum l.t\e opponunny htt aet!lu? C)t will lw be. nne of thote who tmhst with hope' but rmum angry and b lll8r Nol only Mark'• future but lh111 n( Am~r101 U. ln'-'Ot\lt'!d In the for- ngtu now the miUIJry a pptt.,.. w bot! (me Of the few IYftOUM toward advarKI!fT'Wtnt tnr m•ny youn~ poople AJ\6\'II'f!r, Travel H•d MAr k. . . ,, bun1 1n • dllret...,U place-en ~ cdliCittd family In Botton m ~n h 'anc:iiCO My. or thf. eon of • ~wyer or IC:lie'tlil t hi• ••p&.retk•n• •• ap: 1& m1P't t~o~\'flled him In many divt:NI' di1'1'C1klrn ' "' mtghl ho\1' hod lhe poycloc ldouno 10 look •round II") wlkl!" on aootho< pon ol tho! .......uy, pert>apo, or travel for • yur unoU he aould tho! wodd aa-. lUI bo wu .w..t, ..,.ty 1!Y b1o mo&l>er Nd dl........ct ..,_,,.,_ ..... ., a~- ol--onlhe ol Plinl. lho chy ,.-., Golxr.J Molor. <NPfl' - . vtolonl ond ~and """"'" neatly OYill)'thln8 ,...,..._ around tho! pn><1uaion. ..Jo and ptA"Cbate or..,. ...... "' - ('Ortllem.,.. People in fllnL!Mdoo ~ wbat tlteyclomllleeot1yandto fJ\U1'Y lmmecliotoly Almoot ewryone dopenclo on &he •IM induotty for • tMns ODd-f.- moret.bon tltey reo1iu- •"""" a1 the wodd How, Willi ~tat zs pm:mt hiS!-• In the notion, Glnple It it. n""'boer """ IJ""" on~· mind U coot> a oMclow on ,...Mful d....,. and Iolli I>NI'Ily """* the eyeo al enterint! odllhhood. lwl wttm imog!Mtlon .. , _ _.lol It CXJnllnc:t• the mllld ond bhlllt """"""* """'"'ol t- fl"''OPP'CU 5ch>ol bat been euy but oft<'fl borlllfl fur Morl llievenhell!ll he en,nyed later••""' end Gn!ek mytholoo both ta"'!ht II)' Andf'Ow Trot~. whe wu ol<o h.. wn>olh"8 COICh and whum he •cbnlred But much of wblt wu taught In cla.st dJd not l(jltm 10 ponoln lo who! monen!<l "Marl w.., alllll!d ln our ochool n to v~ oyllem, • oold Troi ~L · H• het 1 8'JOd rrund. the IOt'l u ..t ,..,.. oold Trot~ '"They.,.., ~Mrl! ln one wurid p<'OI)Or1ng thorn for IUICither.-whfdt lin' lhonl,• Much ol whet Mal'~ le&med In about ouch hot• came lhroUt!l> oporto Hen he ltUdioocl how """""' nt<JW!CI, IwJw )OU -.ldtell what...,_,.. would do bof"'• hoo - lon• the"'""'""' II"•- made llure Ill! could be budd>ea "'"' lllac:b who~"""""' bolhnl • ,.,.. a1 '-tlltty lloot oepullod ..... In the oc:ltool u tbe ~ .... dl&ng>nS Matt ..... 8"0'1 •• loflOM• end In JOlh or- ho ........ ,,.. , footboll mlj(ht Ill! • """" toward • ~· acbol.vtlvp a... •• ......oct ""'"'lh&lt """"' In the t11/1!P'Ide he qutl ,.... , .. lo lind out whal k would f..tlike to walk home aft•• """"" when Olhen did ho ....., He fooncl an alt-. ...... ~ I ' lnolood ond ~a..,. Two ocher~· M.,L ..... lhe !o4lc:Npn woocu ..,,_, rw.ns '"' het opent umo twnttn, end end jult lillonu,. •·•I Llurifo Murphy. • ~ell .,KI bvt't) Y'O"f''« wum.th ~~.. •1\le. on • O.II'W') I"'Od bfthind lhe c:::ount.ry dub on u~ ucl•·• ude., town She •• tn hrr .ec::ond yu.r buJ.lrlew '<'hol.-1 -~ _.u"' a motentity t1top owned b.> 1\u lanul) nn , .... "'' 1 "oddt"'! data for May t931 or Couple l.ooiJRg II .... ful<n, CXJNiderins lhe people ho ..,..,. ,.,. w~ dotn8 tN'W that aeemed inlerettlnc,. Mtr .. ifll"'4 1 vocotlon that would requln! lu• thmkJne!. de.lblljj "'''" people, know ~ ot lAw, tinM!! outdoors. and wouk1 uu .., quntiotu. And m.any teachen don~ Ulce Q\N!IIionlng ~ II• doelcled to '"""'""' • '""'"" officer Alten\AJc t1Jnt poUc-o So he took the-en m and GIIN! lt1 founh nut uf 10() fof u.,. f"Mtl:n'., With 1M CUrrttltt eoouomk' &itu•l)ltt f'li'\IJ'ICL&.I preuu.rea and lbe .recent lhrwt toward o:w1n;t fnh hownv.,r il Ia llr" dt!Ar whett th l l tnilht tnaal.o11l' UU(J ,, related ct. .... had led to cutbocu in ad•·• nced 11ud•e> wltl<h rJ\.anQO to enter thll rot'C41 f1 wa1 for this maMm th.at he enU•tt.od Tile- wa\ ~ .. tinderltandt lt. H-., Army hu en obti&alJon to delt~er wt\al II prorntJOd. and thll naM/\1. nmt e&ped.all)' a chancto In ,,..., t mlgl11 hav• opono>d new lrontl.,.. of kmwll!dgo! "Wo lo.t phyllco; aaJd l"rot"@@t. who he• IA"'!ht at llamoddy lljpl School for t• >"'"" "Advanced ~ . calculU& clle!niarry Ire o ffer'ftd alternate ysn, 1be f.n&U.-h requ.ir1'11lent alnilitod ol threoo buic c~a ho .. ld Hod TroiOfiOI mode the choice. he would olfonWMAol olhet' lludt!nl> I1IOt'e u( 1M hWilolnltiOI, ph!Jooophy, IOI'fl!' m<>d<!m poeuy, hiJiory. a creooive wt1thl8 c1u> Kids bulcaUy...., hoYing • probk!mol undenlonciJns om I I>Cro1 Whol 1J the untvon<' end how doet It opply IO end ....: tt.t•• ""> and to advance He t.Upt!C\1 10 be ~ \o Colorado •H''' ~:·=~~ ln AJ.ablma and 10 ha~ Laurie )oM hun ~ t , . Unlll..o many of hlo lollow high tchool vodu.otH Ill .,,., around f'llnl. Mark AJ.,orldo cut adnft t>ec;.,.,. Cmeral MOO>n lo no lort~~er ~\iring He ooever intendood •• bo • •hop rot-and ho won, Ill! boo""'._, Ford has a better idea; thearing' automobile importers out _ _ _ _ _ by William lla8t lng8 UA\\ and t ord are ""'Klng oddJtJonal lortff end quola proloctlon 'The ~Uioung Hean•o&• began lao< wee~ \hot could lonff 1o 2 9 pen:enl. buo the o\110 lead 10 lhe pr'O(ectlon of AmeriCan lUlU worl<en \I IIII il roiJed IO ZO pen:enl maken from Joponeoe unpon• The U!. 8oth t'onJ and \he Union also w•nt lnUII"NtlorlaJ 'n'ade Comm!Mion crro Japane~ tmpon> n!duced to 900,000 w1lJ convene and tillen to oompl&lnt,o b> annuoU,v compored to the ..umo<ed Z. l 1110 Ford Motor COmpollJI 111d lite million unJoo lhao w1lJ en ocr lhe Uniood Urutod Auto Worltut (UA W) union lhat Sllle.l !Ius yeM )rnponed CUI from,Japon conllllult • Opponents o f tlul pair'• oc:tions argu• oeriouo . thn!ol to Ute IIIXXIQmy IUid lllat Amencan CClf\lwnen would be lhoukllhemore be Umllocl. fon:ed to (l!IY much hi6her price$ fur AI the hearln&, ohe Amorle<on both rorelf.n and domettlt autot. While lnlernollonal Auto mobil e Dealero not dispullnl! lhls, l'onl oonlends the AMooUotfon w1lJ 11 lhe lmpon commlMion ahould look al the poaltlve dealero who oppoae 111y ...,.lrlctlona. effect• or protective 1arll'fs and quo1u Which , Ford boUevM, wW cau.e len Ford and lhe UAW hove pelllloflod the unemploymenl and more oolvenl n'C ""'''*tlns umporary roilef asalnll corporaUon•. Japoneoe outo lmpona. They argued that protection la needed whUe US ouoo Pinal mater. 000'r" lo 1~· Cuel..,fnoklnl 'The lradc commtuion has a great deal can. ' or nelllbUtoy ln handlilll! lhe mauer wilh rep...,.., deculon on whelher Jop&ne$e lmporu should be ,..,.trlclod wiU most hl<~y come from Presidenl Coner end l,he ~ The tommwion ""'"'4 und<!r lhe Tnde i\cl of 1974 mutl fiMII delemtlne how much lhe US outo utdUJl"" IS ·' wffering and If the unpona lnc:..,a.Ht .. lhe primary cause n... commtssiOfli>eJq>OCtodlo•votaon lhe e xtent or the lnduotry'a depreMion in early NO\Iel11bor and lhould ~ Ill ftnaJ recommendallonl on Nbvember 24. lf the repon ~~~~ relief In the fotm Q( higher llrlffo or lmpon ~' • Pl-elldent Cartnr wW hve 60 doyo to IIOtept. reject, or modify the recommcmdAtlono. Cong;loa could then modl!y or reject • commluton recollliMtldatlon wllh • reaolutlon from both bowoeo. 1btt ~~ could at.o lideotep the oom:mlllion by nqollltJns to !im.ll future >lupmerm. ReceMion Beetuoe tile deciSIOn Of I ho lnterna llonal Trade Commououn manberl cle!-<b 10 much upon lhett o wn penonal iud4t!111e01, pred'~Clinj! 1hr decision Is ompo..ible n... impor1 deak!n group arsuoo lhal lhe switch to demand for small cvs due to ht&her 81> prices a nd lho I'I!COUIOn are mort' nwponaible for auoo ma ker'• problem• lhan lhe Japancoe lmporta. Do"81aa t'raoer. President of the UA\1 hu 11id !hat lmpona have cundllkma In Detroit almllar to those of the Deprculon. He letllfted that auto lnctt»try unemploymcnl, which peaked at 351,400 wo rke rs ln Moy , h u dropped to Z41,51l0 due <o rehiring in connection with 1981 modol production. He wAmed tbl l unlcu lmpono were Nlllricwd unemploymonl could J!UD)' r e•ch """""'! ·A.cco -•rdlng ••'o•'1'11e ••New lllli~illlyo•'*•7•e. ltn•,•th•e••fe•w•r•o•rm111.J•tcu11Jd•eliMI !!I!!I,•Bu•'•'•the ••fi•inal •••hia•o•wn ••ogroaom •J!III•em•Wilh••lh••••••po -n•cno ••3•00 ... oooit~~ii•ii"'••••••••'il LADIES' NIGHt EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT ~ COladas 1.00 Strawbeny Daiquiris 1.00 Den Prizes for l..aclies WANTED Oold School Rfhg~ AnyCo~tlon Will Pick Op ~691-8987 875-0707 ......, mtus- --........ UDGC't'IOII ..-.~ ...... .,,nara ~~. ....... u.,.... ........ ...... ........... _........_ ..,......... Dlt.Ue'' .... ..... , . ...o ftllllGBSJIIIIJ �if~~©ltiD~~)l©m I~ From the ruins of the New Left, Libertarianism is born f I ~ - -- -- by J un JeV•I• Uurlfllj th~ IH&O•, atud"nt ''pQittoC4J IC11111otn ' In Amel'lc• "'"""''" II• llltl<poltn "'' and off CO~ C&ln~ ~~the fli'OI yNr ol lhe . - . ,, tho cMI riShtl o( biAcltuntlleruraJ--.,..., ....,. to lien "" b• _,.,..,. wllil• ~ "~"''' 8y the end o( ltt6.S ohediiV ~u """"""""' ..... • ,....,.._,"" rt!Ct.o'aJ hod 'offlc:loU_y' """'811iuod and ouLI>Qf'1vJtl U•• dt!""!P't!ptlrtn nf puhlll" f~rJllllttll in thtt Suuth IUM' Uvd IUHhl t l\c1 t•f 19641 and llw .igha tJ( ••ulfH!rn hlaukt 10 ~·ote IVOUr\1( ~lt Act or t96SJ eo...m"''''" IIOWt!\ t~f mo• e c1oelr1N IIH><ienl f!OO-"""'P'A,_ rop.tnuon for ll>e <lnh , ,... pnn~< Ubmanon"'"' olio drill l<>n!Jj!ll nlllltar) otltervmtlon. end \liCOrnlau:rontdlw• and tupportt ltl...,..fall'e coplcollam and CIYU llbt!ntol Ut.,.,ori&nlom • n•nd on Ubony f.P'D ~ ..,.....,....,. wt111o or till• doctttolf! could undermine OJl.ltori•J !hot tho ,...., lAIIt CCUid aUpPOI'I or tho New Left And ht UM IO tvvlta.14e lllelf •towuvct ''""""""' SliGh IIJ"'dual neon """'""'nee II lloiiMM!d by ·~Ayn flottd W bo tho,_, wl11 the , . _ t..lt dotarioratod by 191'0 fllnd-u•lln'--T!w 1-Ww Lldl' The ""'*-ion.lt\At •.r after the fdt.ll'1t ol OU<It _,..tiona .. 'Copll.tloom IM<ll you "' the poo<houoe' .and '<'..oph•U.m you t<> WP' .' ohe Nil,_,., "'"llo Ubetwilnioombu•IJ'Or18Yiotwoor> hotll and may 1\o>e III'Nd) IUHon the f"''OPK"VO lA!h IU"""""" The -.ot 1\udol~l foundttloo ~ ~ 1~1 to b tt lh •u,t••nlnS ~-reooa on the pnndplo or llbony · the tl4!ht or,.......,tu d!O 1> wdh hloo_,f ond he,.,._ cap!lalb.m tt the CAll"ot'! CJf f"Mbt'fl war h4n rether tNt 11 Ia thf' toluunn to lheu• wrou&• Uhl!nan&nam ~ IIDwnvi'IC!JU ._. perperuatirwc •nd ""f'lllntJ~IIIl@ ' r•dtt.tl '""'*'~ •ld J(Jth: for bUct..-~~rtt wv ..ld f'OtiCMnL but '" oo ••.> .m • ftrr 191.5 b) wtutf! sudentt ;uKt blo<~ ,......,,. all~ - · 1n 11.. Ulflf'IC'lCtl the: ~ JVI1etO of • IOCiely oo 1u oype ol "";"""""' u blocl< ghotloo of """""""" ctltoo ru:-rompenied the" uoh.tllltlt'd - ~~llin8 au1 lhiA pAr1 or the cwiJ rlf(t'•• rm'tH'ftt'Witn .&nd "'"~~ wtlh H free caJMI.a.J.Ui eoonctmy and a lu:rbled pemrne:nt Uimlt~ tu Morii.m/1/te N.,., U.h IJbertarwllJn'l ..e..mu to at1\roalt@ • ot detn•Jtda w•• protedh'8 throu44h pt_tbcr. CVlU'1.t •nd nauunal dut~~· tO lh11 l"•:h ptW'1IOf1 UU Ll\'f! fre.l,t Without lbn A,I(Aiuat th~ I lnluld "tta1t') 11Ufilflf'V lm ol\<ttmMI ill \rtt-tnlttt fh t 1'\JHtl lhlhfH.'\ tc•tJ • tid Of l{iltU JIId \ fJ-nLt,: ..fll.- 0 flf lr)'" . ,udttm prottt!tl c•ffi.VU• f)l•fol~f~ fJO""t'r h l ktfli.t.1f" MK'iW ~UOr\ L\W• tN' IOfC~ U• ~· 10 f~U •lA IJthmtmt"tll h.tv018 Uw -rt.e h4kt brt.-n tl.,... ~n n~ -- U1 ~~ l 'nltl'd Stat~ ¥ta.a o :wuen• Uvt' ht A~ uf Dllh·~ llf\tl U.tU\ror)IUt'-A 1069 .l• the. d \-ll bee.lme roor.! ractKual South, tl1t1 ~lAJ!I> uf lhD c:ivll rigt\t.& acthUC6 ~Mil beyond tM ..-rUer .kiC:Ia.lllt!&aJ do.j,.... In coU f o r - cb.tngo When tho " '"" ·tefl' u I.IIWid In apolhtc:&IJ ~taJitWm6C '!M!f\le i1 b oftnn th~ ldeotvj(y o f MArl((!fTt- whlch preachet the rt!(nrrlna to a.r-tt1tTI of privalt~ ownunhJp Of propony lt ftV1l Mo,.,.m ...,.,,.. •• lit goal tommunbm · whe rtt lt to bo held '" armmon lot """ 1>~ all and "1"'"' ~ . ,.. p.....,.... )' to b111 dt.atribuu!d "tn udl.a:vrd.J.tlfl ou I\IJ ,_., •nd prod.-! by .....h iiClllOf'dlo>« tu ,.,. •btlny Mar•"'" ......,.. lh11 the wvrld wtll ftfhle~t~P r\t'lmualh communb,m "'orklnt dau hu o~..,rthra,wn Itt tmlploYf!n, thAI ia, l hn Cl&(lltah•l• A ITIOMikN'il .CAgtj ·liOC••U•m betwoon r..pitalt.rn and contmun•am •• prt!tt<dbud by M•ralam twllh 1YOI1tent hoviOfl ..~.., aooMrol of the """"""')' ond Hhcr th.. the sovemmenu ln orde-- 10 vrf'p•re lh,. ma_,iel ror commun••m Soci•li•m ohoo«OcaOy would sr•du•lly mrrs e all people into one oompl<ttoly ..., _ . .W. 0( worlttn, I<IJ>IlOII!diY with no o~ for IIO""mnt«<t protection. n .. l<flW t..rt. •• • pthertng or M anit:\ llt~IUJ.. a.Ltemptftd lD portUII4Jol oil IO """""""' Lh.ot ...pio~ ayllomt hod procl\ad Lh.ol w... bold In ...... c:uuntry, lndl.ldlns . - ,, the dnR ond tn....__,. In tha VlmNim War And the New Left wu coowt......S Lh.ot oho only w-.y 10 ond - " -'• the gvup. N- WI to leh with -""'« bettor then 'Capltalitm defloo lha bolluty Commentory .a u- wrnos dW'4!t ..... to t:htnso Americ:a'a emnomic- •ys·cem from cepl..tU.m to oucfolltm ond fln&lly to oommut\lJm, The 11/ew Left. lib oil other Mer•t.t<Oo·i<•nled groopo, auemp<od 10 .,-oll 11\o lnRJtiJUoN, Iowa, .and .NIInS tlul' of. _ , u • .,r )'OW" cuunlrysidto, one moy luotllltti>IJo cutdude thoo .. on tnoollootUAJ pow... ohot wlle<11vllo tnCWM'J'»ef\IIJ i.hf"'OIU8h " llMO "d<Mtth" 1970 had iif the N•~ l.cfl In booo ..Jd 0.0 lwve Of'll.,•d "'""~· After K'\101'11 ye.., of 1.... 1\ow l.,h clin-<.1 intJ anll VltoU\IInt \\ "' proee.u 011 un•plUot"f Vllhed :.tlltJO oroupo ,......., sllil f'l(llt~ 1n \'Hnlll.m Ole' ~"""' t...otl had &IWJ -~ f)fl~l~p;art~ltOf\ If\ th.. 4!ivd rt,j:hU o.lO\<~t by whllo •ludeou Vet. by 1970. black> thtHtbcl\'fl! took nv~r lhtt hulk ul lhd t'Wll nK)Ut. tlrivtt. yur the . ..... ,. bqon to -.,...., U1111ho pnoviouo!J fonnldol>l<> NI'W t.ch~on~w•• rllh•• octJvlll01 uod ll1Ja M•rabt u oboo ,..._, o.- ·or'"""' any ocher""' .,.._. ltll llplNI """"'") ,.,...,.. ......, hen! ~ r...uc~ 1~ t~t o( fOI"CC. e,.tot'tion. ., W"lt U the I CtUII phyttUI ~ ...-,od wuh '"""" In u ::cordar)f:e wllh lhh l'be c.aucuat la_.,.j ;......som lor o~ ..u of 1..-lom. but the YAY "'"ffrii) t._..s ,,_ -diU--nature. that it bec:aUM: lr'ftldom W&i beiJeved elliclntt ft t4U lhe droll....,. whlclt f'onally ao.- 1M Ubertariono In tho 'iAr oo aptio from !he ni"I!Aniutloo !loth tl'ot Yowt« AnM!rie&n for fn'fdnm •nd u~ Scn.J.te.J ~ &ppli1!II'I1J) .. tkmpttld 10 ~ thete .tupponen beCAUiill hi! dkt not want t o bt! uaodalt'd wtth Utu t""" tdwltlsY Qlled Ubt!11 lU'W~Hlilnt nw •Liden• l..lbtnU~.U 'haient. .It tu\~a h ild formtd th~ fr~e~durn ~W~W-~ .tt the Um111 w.u t ht ~ poliU£:al Ol"fC»NUCJOn Oft c..on..p.ncy rod.t) fli05I UIUH'TJI\Mit - - h.Avt' • bo ....... rn. Ulliled sw~ All~ Uberurionlom "' ....... - u t h o , . . . . . l d t wu u -- --""" ,...,.....,.."'""""""C1011otsto ,..., ... t.hft t9IJOt pt'Umllle 4rVt!n ~,,. poput.arity for OM'"""""'""' - IS OPPORTUMrTY FOR GRADUATE EOUCATlOtl AT NEARBY UHIVERSfTlES AAO cou..EGES. Poll Ottlhe """'"" Paofic CoaSIIIntt wiU>tn • """' ., boaulill.of Santa Batbara and the cuftunlf and """"'"""'•' opponunitoes oll.os Angeles ond whol liule polltlcol OCIJon thoo 1'8malnod wu QDOIIS!'Va\lve.•• Vet., t1\1t. amaurvattve or n3'ht I'OOidue of otlldlntt• conlllt1llod 100 ~IIC<Omonwnberat!hoolmo oo nil the politlcol vocuum Lh.oL .W.tod llolltbutL oJonc with ~ COnt.OO. !hal • new tdeolo; y-l.'bertarla nltm-ha• «rtdually onor«e<~ on L'OIIo«• umpUIOI • " - tha auppoeod downfall 0( tho r<ewldt. Althout!Jl thll "noW" onovamont ortgjnALod nut of Ute ltudent right, h ll a oonobbll.tion thooo bello!ro hold by 11\e left and TiAh> thAI . .... c:oouiJIOIII with Hber'ly. Rothbard auertl th•t or -.hod-· Our repntsentatlve will be on your campus TUESDAY, OCT. 21st, •ao Or write or call for more lnloi1Tiatlon ' CovWiall Personne1 Department (Code 0610) NAVAL SHIP WEAPON SYSTEMS ENGINEERING STATION Pon Hueneme. CA 93043 Ca~ collec1 (8051 982·5073 ME-~yE..,.,.,...MIF sou ~ The Naval Ship Weapon Systems Engineering Station, Port Hueneme, California ~~> apatby or dWfhMG\ on the ten hod IU<Idonly "'1III«MM miUtant octlvllm uo caa!pl» after Clmput thi'Cl<l8ho1ll the .........,. tho plecoo o("' ·""'"'will Ubmun... ..udidaon """""' f<r d1ffer-ent &o"emJOe.nl ofRC4!' GRADUATING ENGINEERSEARN AS YOU LEARN WITH A DYNAMIC YOUNG ORGANIZATION wy thal and ndp """' , _ . . tampwM ' lUll. 11 lel1t temp<)nrily. 5udl ilo<lo• •• nuo:loM pt>W111' ond buod .11-' c!.U ~ ouddonly d . .d and ,.... .'"llothb•rd CO<\tlnuod to .New t..oft .lllU·W&r lllttd on nmp•osn tJ•m• • auc~le 7 r~..., ...,., Qndid.Jh! 1o< MUt'1"qV " f\(uhh"rd. 1n hb buulr. Fm· a N(w IJbenytlttttd that t.w in \he W.lnt" Ubenarilonllm " lho of ch.e New Lef\ 1 thouab not lne¥l\obl)' Flo ,_.. thai by dofoua· the New Ltd\ QD plrt< up """"" !he 1\11 pi'Opl!tty u • political vacuum on collefl" •n~ "'~"""lty campu.""" ohr<tui'OOOI dln!cl .-.11 ol 111............., tyttom So. lhe Hew Loll bla.-1 Nneril;o'• upltalltl ~ for cau.olns nodom and OOIII'Ifllloo In tile oouth ~ (or tha US IOidlert dy;nc In Vll>ln&n• hod*Nt at dw GC-.t tOentaiY'J~ themaelvet •• Llbf'lr U rt.llltU ~ • •llodkytv. Servte rhop<..,. of 11-.. Sl......,• for • t.tberurutn :Wtulw bua thtt l.l~l"'ii&ntr.m ll aUw ult-c:ampw t\1'~ Jor f'r"f!!tdont tYAn hr.:ld .u. well t.1 tnt ,_.t•eu ll) l~fr- • n.nual oonvenuou ~~·~ Of tht! YAt· mtmlb•sn • nundh-& l.he thtll.a.'bll!naru.n Pt11.y h•~ ~lan tu ~)OY~Ikx\ ront~ \JlC 'IJbe&riln ~"'~to lOt '""""" l..iluc..u. •· creating a fracUun Wlth&n the baJioo In o11 nroy "''"" 1n dc..w•~l,•f<•IHm au t! vutl~ l'lt(tlUt tf~ iiy lhre hll of l37U torne t.tudloon.t• ,u ~liN~ \a~ U!'fl ltMI 11fCt\t Mllf'.ICX1f\116t'\'I U\otl. •tu<korn or~nWt tlon thi! roo~ ~ 10 ti'W IJ~~ itnJJh:ti~UiU~un uf 'wou' h) hhu; k,t In 8udl nt 'tw Ubfrt'1•nut u,mp._. ~•udt!r•t~ IJ4 lt1t" • ~ U!it - ~Wtbch hn...wl•t .. Jlf'Oftlll"lt~m r~etr\et\1 at r~lt ttfWtl t 101' &od " u•l•- ~ o' tttnm«~nt aupplll!'d MfCOnd f f- .....-t and I ~ l'orco TheUbonANnolnohoYAf _ did up avw 11w utll.oy of an § ..,.,. •U \Oiwn~r •nn> bu' the:y l.tberuroon>•m • hhuus h - - u.. dnli oololy on the ~ wllh 11w 111<· ""'"' lA!ft ,.,., gro.....s. lhot u f.,.,.,V .,..,.._., the droll 6111Nld oo IIWppl'<l ond _... In ''"' •mwt f~"a18 lhoJ bl..,b oh(>ul~ ...,..., til< oW>• to . , l<lottlnjpG&f o.NJ p/\yllc:al op~tt VtHe, does not bvUf-"'t thtt ht•\Wt"intlhfll'fii'U pooltlON - wo. ·te~~..,· .uw;t rWtt101 uf " Ubort.,.,..no t .......t 1M drafo •hould bo abondonod "'" theit re-t_,... for tlW •r..tld dlf{8"'fld sruUy 11w YAY wlf ontt<lralt: a - 11>oy thot..., aft. w - - onny " ooicl bo _.., ~ �• ieditorial I Time to move I Accotdlng to Slolo ''"'· a rolkl..,.,. Ia clefiMd • • tnot plo. . 10 wlli<ln o lnl-110 tOIIHn - p liO I 1 - l ' l ' location oloowlle<o. 81-la, t-lng at o or untvttlll'/10! nina ""'"lno o ~~. ato :! oUbi*:l IO localiAJ<U, local ord"""- /llty dill~ and COIIMe<l aa pori ol .... loCal I>OP<I'-llon D)' ... Tlwy ... ""'· · .._ , (ftiOenll" of 1110 OO<In'l' - · li>Oy IIIOfld - · of'CI ofO 1-0<0 no1 ~ - i3 S Distorted carkaturts ool'- ~ &IIOWtd tO reg l ater tO •ole In M.U MnM7 We don•t tntf\llt to ••tMt lgC I I eleCHOft& t,..._ To tr>e Etllror; eon.... In,.....,.,... 10 fl T Unqu.aml'a Clittctam ot a febl.lt(al 10 _ , BuN·• 11 coo"""' on ''1hl Women's Rootr\... ecel.,a l can onty uy 'hal Lunqu•.nt• commit• mew• ~~ laJiac~• 1~ he SHesumet. to ~~ The 1ulut '" quMrlon II WMII'Mif Ba:s11 .-a& Julllllod In making on ...........,, ol 1 ooclt>i>Ottllco l Soc>l.,..,., lhtre 8ecavM ol the Stele law end ,....., VOfk't ld'*tt~Ce to n, tM ttlldent vo" ta virtually nocae• t•teot. St~tltl ftawe th-e option of 't'OiklQ' UtfOUO" oO. .nloo bollol. OUt Ina procno 11 10 CCI(flpllcate<l, II oil en di~CCWrog.& o would·bt \loOt•• SHiOenll baslcalty art diMnha~hiMO. lnoaa ellgtb.. to rnoven'Utn\ &mOflO a taro• Mel df~eraiHtd group ot human betnoa on the Oattt of a ttieYialon .now The Otlgln•l lnlle wu funne1 tlouded by 8uWe IPitmodlc lndlotment of WSC ae U'le loc.ai comm~t ot t.llMe lnHICII~t mak:ontenta The cont•ntlon vok4d by Schell and HtGh. w~. It 6f)ouk2 b.- notec:f, UnQu•antl JmrntCJiiltiiY t ltf'eotypes 15 the ••not 1\lll)ftll.nQ'' wno testet tn YOlO •-atlt-lcllll( rank k)wet thaf'l moll population group• exerclatng the rigI>\ Th• tffon to nave the 11w decteroo u~nstltullonal hi tMrefortt epplavded TM Ooclakm •••• week men<Ntlttg tl'\at the Albany Bolrd of E*lk)nl feQIIII'f .at cov"ty ret'O*ntl. lndUdlng a tudentl tli • trttmend<wl ehot In IM arm tot the or~t If D-t*Ye<l UDon •nG MnGI.O COffKII~, IM u;llng ePtould be Instrumental lf'l ~~rte~ o tMt COIM\1 ..1 tn New Y ot~ State thl f the law .. unfaJr and t.~t'!IY•tll'-0 New V~ mu.tl be mad• to '"-'tie tO•t If II cW;ty ~Of the UUM ltll.. Itt th• CCMif'llf)' thai atfll uMt fhl GOI"'HO¥f!1J III ''re~nce•• dahnl11on The New Yo(k State Public lnttfttl AeHitd'l GfO\iP (NYPtRQ) and lhe Student Auocle.Uon ot I he State UrUVMIU~ (SASUJ-Whlch have b01h bet" femate ••ror•••• wsc tMo he>n'l an o«w6CWSty h. . k1 Butra ,.,,.., cnM.,.,... ny11~1 meol.l rap~uen11tHHt of one .oman's Vie-. to a c:G4't<Mmnet)Otl ot tht ut~ •lf 11n.Q membefl ot WSC twno. lnckstnuy. diG not wrtte nte Women 'J Rootrt• 811ft furthe! tonfouncJI 'hfl UIQllnl •buM Of IOQIC at P'OCMCia to work hlmMH Into a aell·tiOhteous frenty o,ver 1M lntlftt women's mov t~mont U wouUI seem thai Unquanu choose~ to IQ!lCIIfl fl..., tn " '" ~alk:ln of ""tne Wo-, mort WQMt IUUM thti llaoll _ , - . , " lnot- Unqu&nll clolgtl• lo I lit<' ~ l r-4 H'Ck'a tJalrn U'IC' Bull tnv.Of'a WSC from a posftlofl 01 IQnOlanc:t.. To '•'vtt tDat cle lm, fM, UIV'N us tNt 8uU tt: pot. . .MG Ol I t •o•'"', know'-dge·· concern•no wsc. ··~etaoo •rue~ aaaurne. allo-. 8Nil to c.o&n fourMiilllc JtnO<J!~~ ltmlef 1\ a Qf'OUP of peop~ who d iG not ~at Otl Ut~ ptece of cellutold that so enraged ntm hqhe eo,, se ot the .,ovment WnQuanU lndltcutotly ftlt h11 lrQitt arlo&•• by duculbJng wsc·. "hunu•'ed lot a nc tniiQPUtnif10 .oadtmlc c;.uuleutum"' &I C.OUfi&l tro •·Womtf\ Con'ltttnpotaty Soc•ety lnG Caf M IChl n~t PtirhiPI Doth 8flll lnd "II OetMOer WOWtd 00 we t g contuJIII hOW dangetoully duN ,.....,. c ome DOttraylfiO IMmMI.,.S al '"dtsf011tG eaAc.IIUf•• ''- 4 •• P•rt•c-.tt.e~ 1mponane In con"taton •It"' eu .. t , ®IVtiH'tg denUnc.IIIIOn ol I " ll.tcl.1tc ht~ I l •:att oUton bMI"' OOHt~eo tnal wlf•rtghleoutn•ll ,., trtt nattmar~ ot u••n•r guftl acttvfl +n r•llvtno tor atudent voting ftgntt- ahouto now pump up thCHI campaion• A.& ol lut Thurldly, atuc.tent • ere no tonQ&f ftohrlng atont-tne(\rt ~~ • decision tn ltltll favor'"" t~lt Oghfl u cltllen• cloae, ro oe+no In 1act Courageous comeback - ., tt wu ~ • good w~et\0 101 P5llll8 wno ~Ute ~· Yantees aM the IJ8 Bulla But. wl'lll.e IF\e Yat'\I(HI Hlton Ia O'f'el', the 8u41$ h;e\1'8 ontr p111oa tne hllf\lllill'f mar~ Tf'leH tolt to Ato.ny Stete Saturday Ia lUll a 1m111 otem+an on wt~at nu been a mltl('utoul M&aOn Do>Mn 2.4.0 ahortiy berort the •rHI ol thtllrst hall, 1M Bulla bfavftd rain. 1 depertlng CfOwd ana an embtriOOing ICOft to coma car.k 1n the second noll by Chris wnn Having toal 10 ~fb•ny Sta1t ... , t•er 40-12 tills yeer'a 27·24 citteat tl 1 little ellltlf to 1waf1ow How we ew:peet lnolhet iOtll of S2 po•nta ne~l yut, 11 uNCI to oe QUito • c::heep meaf A t1am~rgel. tnM b\lt with 'allg~tly dill&t•nt dftHibUik>n The few peopl4! 1-etltn lf\1 ttlf'ldt • nd a Co«e. We uNO to atOP tt tf'lol lhlny, tMW ' fatt· 6uuno ttte tourt" QIJanet appa~entty hav• no dcKttJt abo\lt '"• tutu'• Htlt WMk UM Bulla wUI cake on tn• C&r.ltht-t Ool<len O•ifHna fn Wat toocr· •t•no• alttt IPICJal ewttta or OR t:PIQII to tn:ted bener then M tmorl&l Staatum, and UB tta• a to UC) the~r Ma50t' reQOt4 to 6-1 oaya-" wu a treat Wa OOUid lf"Nt OVC"MIWII fCM' unc:Nll ~II t end t.IH '"" (Wet IM CtMI IO'tl¥1\ ftv tl chance to buv • oalton or aa., Wt COI'\QfiiUflll t~ 8UU& f01 an unpt"tSSIIfe peffOfmlnce IQIJnll .Albany. end wd l'!ope thai rM enthu1111m 1~ cou"'ge ttuly Clllpltyed <furfno fht aecond nett wilt Uoutllh th,ovghout tt'tt- remainder ot !he •eeaon. ,.,,Mot and'""*' Making things worse Bult" fhe ege of 11blgger, better, flew and tmprovtKf,'' <W' taatM aeem to "•"• Chanoea-~th•Y' $88m to hl:8 beln cha~ 101 ua. We don't order hambu-rgers Tho Unl....lly't &IUIUGt IOWifdl tllo thtH ol SIOII PI-'~ during Ihi an~e. We Ofd« ..Ouenet Pounoera:· ··whopoora,·• movt tr01n 1111 olelc.tnl"'l to 11>1 now c:ampuo II wrong. tnslhd ot ~g ''BlO Mace.. • nd ..Tr~tptea." ~ Coke• .,. I aroe. 6)1,1'1 llool lntomol people 11o1e 110111 lhO Un'-&lly, odmtnt11ro1on IOIG' and ··stg Gu!JI:· Out , _ Illes oomo '" ere do"""P'•~ the crime and rnalnwntttG an tltrem.,1 caau&t •••~ IIOitlte "rdboara eont• "*- ana DOPCOf'n eotneS ' " "'o mtner hoW '*lnaccvrate"' ttM ftQtH" ouottd on tt\a monetary valve of ·"bvdd.eta... atlhemoo;ta ~no gooda .,., ll>o lnafl tn 110111 II olgnlflconl '"" OIIOUicl not Oo hlddon lnd Wt cton'1 seem to 'fWII\1 to tet ouraet"M Qet "ungr,. dlltonort fn•toad of Htfno tf'KWOh to aat11ty u1, we outp dOwn A,Solurdt~ ttl leta In ll>e Coi11t.~E>P19U <Opot10d thai tl>o Univtrolly will llitll latgt pof11on• to lntutt 'hat wt wUt mo•u!: 11 home odmlnlltllf llo dettc\01 \ . .ta to lind OU\ wnolooke<l tl>o IIO'l' IO I hi prooo. without feellno hunger pang.~. God would arrlke ua Tllol lmpl~o lhll r.. Of·~ Qf they will 0o odmonlollttd wnon d locovoroa. down It we let our atomacht Nmblft, But lUI IOOd lln'l tut lood Jut\ Oocouaalt'a servod Tilt UniVItlll)l OIIOUid hiVI Ootllt lhlngl IO do with ill \lm<o and money. Tho I hill ond oil lhOI It tmpltn II 1 dtogroce to 11>1 Un~<otally. 8u1 1ho up In a hurry. Have you ..,ctf tHn tn~one til down at • odmlnltlttllon'o hOfldllng o l tt-wt lllng \o 00 public un1U ltlolorcod 10 do dining tablt whn • Big Mac,lorg<t trv, and Coko, and o11 oo-1& only - l n g 1 0o0 tlluo\lon Ellorlo now ohoUIG Oo olmod ol llo,.ly, clet~olel~. and In o roto•lng poalllon? No Wt grab ll>o IIUie Wl>ht Oogt 011 In 0\lt can, 0< jiUnlOhlng 111001 gullly and t !Mntng tl>o Slate-not wasting limo - - t o lind <M ..no apilled tna;.:,;Oo:.:;;;OI\;;.1~---------..... THE SpECTitUM VoL at, 140.21 - Monday, 13 October 1110 -- :::.· - .:·:: -~Jooaph Simon M~ .....: ....... ..~-= ~.- ...... {;~;:::::.-:::::::. - ....... ........ ........... .. ... . .. .. Don- --- -==-= ..•..... , ....., .. - ::. :::.~= ............ •• - ... · - - · ·- -..... .. . .. . . . h ........ - . . . . . ...... .....0 . . . . ...... , .............,._, ~ ..... . . .- ••- . - . . . . -.ot- ............. ...... r~.-..u ~~ - ....,c. ...., .. . ... Drltc!A.Como- --tUQII .......·--..... - . -u.-.,_..... ----- - :::.I':. ~~..:.:....;;::::"..~ ......,....,... -.. ....,.Hol\_~~ ~.... ~- ........ --~.... tiZt• ~= "Do you want the pickle?" a.tl Ina ado lor tno lui food tlondo e<npl>tllte our lleppH..up tlfntylea. ''You Cf...,'i. a t.reak tOdO)"'-Ihlnos mU.I 0o fMt\1~ oold 11 • " bteok" conlllll of pUlping clown o - H I OUtgo<. II t,.l't lhO 1>n1o11. ..,..,.,. we - l n g trom1 We're rewatdlno ~ wttn ta11 f(IOd.. Wt btNQ. we vat P<IZ" •"h oor OUrgerL we Oet _ , gloous with our ColcM. Tl>o INitl our ~... ,_., '"" ,..,. ""' lood "'" 0ocomo. and '"" llloger '"" 0Urgor1 Wll\ Q0t. Tllo- Wt Worle. ll>o- tOWVd ll!t -.,.,.,Yihlng It loti, big, ond wroppod pttU~. U ..:O.lc!.'...... :!:=-~-==--,-=-=-"":=:"'~ l'llO _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l'eJIIood Is ooton lo11, In o lte<IIO 8IIIIO$PI>O<o 1,_1 won•t dltttact us tong enough rrom our ne¥t cleoli,.tlon or lhl nut """'' ol our llvoo. tnatalld or taking time to apeak 10 one anothttf over a rol .. lno mNI, .,ellmh our con.ttaa\lonao.. r 1111 tood lo Elel)a c.ca.aa ~ to pt0111c ltblt&. - · w e 001 out o f - NCka and tt11nk 0111 of pope< CUllS and uti .... ~~~-=.-=.., :-·.:::~"" .,..., ~ ........., -----·~- we "low ~ down-11 ,.. nod omoltor cara. loltml\a, leU money Ond It - PINII>rtO, \oouiG won 1 get .,.., lar l~o~t" on eny news report and y0'-1' 11 Me Ulll"& Bttte amfte&t Gucct alack$ ano ~n• rlt\Ht Sets are cotP<!IOd. IIQI\11 .,. subdued In Ina ooc~oro<mcr. "'" ca,_,., ¥it to, lha moat tl4tltftng englea. to PhOIOQraph tht announcers. Ooet lhl• mtlf'l tflat 1rte newtls bt'ng PKiiCiged lOt e&ly, palnlep Cot\I\H'nplkw\7 II 6Ufl dOt~ loott. IJOUftO you &he M¥1 llmt y~ WIICh II'M' T\ OUI lro~o -nopldftL ~ _...,...., car., l~o plostlc I'll Del 'fOU ,._.. c::r.anceeare. rou·re ••mno t.o yout la¥0flll C"l ' with your laot up you'•• Just ned 1 nl01, 1>19 mool olld your rhd~ lo reru.,., 0o ontentl- ro~..~a~o" by Ua Wif"' n11urw mull cater to a pan~..,_ euditnce. anc 1-ntluworub. II the oudlo"ce te oltllng OOCII In U.Z·BoY ror:tlnor> Wilting tor aotMtt'llng 10 f1appen On the ICtHft, U meko• 111 •~• oeneoln lhO work! 10 wrao up the now• with mullc, htUcopt.,., Uo;e ~ ~011 aNt louand 1011 or Oood looi<IIIQ ••nounotno wllh 1011 andiO,. oltaoth II It ll>o aUGI..,.. to puoiVo 11>11 Tl joumallltl .... t OfMI '-"blt"y 10 .,.....,, edllorltl . . . _ , ldltor• >.now - lhOI lholr ltorioo will 110 ctrt tnOI>QfiiO octl.ol¥ ICII 1or opinion ""' commont•rv· , _ onty D)' .... · - - Tat""'""" repotttra. hOW'tvar, 19tak to an'fC)M ..,tto rt~• to lllp on lhl tWIICh. 1111 o - • oppotlunJI)' to r"ch • maaa audlenM>. How~. tM o;~., muat ttrst Oo caUght. and mutt 0o lntrtgue<l """'Gh by Wl\01 no HM to •tay •uned. • ow lood Oo dlttoront? WoutG " 0o ablt l o I<>< willing lal 00 ~ Ond order a -rue< and I OL bottle of OcU9 O r - - 10 C>Ondijlonod 10 ~Wing loti of evtr)'llllng ""' . . _,lcln'l oa to p. . o h -~~~ 110 • 1119. briQitl, __,ul WO<Id II -ron• - · - a n d fh d \ 1 > 0 _ . _ . , . , _ ,.., 11>0 - 1 loout o1 litO <11~. 11 only _ , . mon .,., Jwt I1Y It litO 110111 1 - 'fO'Iro t1 ycto11 '-119 ..., PfC*1Io llulllnUt• gel <M o lllla roct-..lum oil""' 1011. ........ omoller. - l l r . 7 __ en- • - - - • --··1001-ond .-on'""....... . -'ion """'* ICtWI0111 CQIIe. Wloenp!oce, ,.... lit doWf\ tol<o o ltloiUIIIIy Olanot fna - lllcllll>o~f~ "-cc tn~lllc Utlt<~to tno a. ~~11t ID II*' • Willi _ _ ...,...to_lltOIII-brOUQIII up tn , . _ _ . 01\d In ott.IO<Iol _ , In , , _ 01\d begin toldlno 1M-....,.- to 001 - - -~~aww-~ In·~ ~ ..... lllltl-.-laneytt.-llllrl$. I n - - . . . tlte.-elllalla llt ICI Pf!tlt and ott llw,..,. llllil4t 11\81 IlL �l feedback 1f i I f i • ~~-~--·· X4 1 ALL L.ET VS 8£ BORN AGA/N•• •. Jt/S'ONE ~.E T/l'"f& ,.,......,, '' ...... Clarification needed Sex discrimination 70 the EflitOI umpatgntno h snoul<l be "!!ml!mb.rea that o•'tr JacJ(et Hall Of on-earn~ ·~ M0$1 of trcrm 'IIJiiete UMW8ffj ot Mr 0soUtlt'l irM1 M· fOUO.I ~ 'U1'1'-'fl0 lOt lne SOnltti tn ctoalng, lanoutd rr1011••o" thlll Mr Osourllh wun b" the matotttr of volt• lUI ..e&t.- 1 to1a1 ot tht~ yol' ne loS1 ~ A lOIII ot ~ .-otM un~&uuon the Ntw American Movemenr WIH t\ota •" orQaniUtiOn&l moeung on Oc.1ober 1b, II 3 p m In C.,.n 257 The N•w Amerte:an Movement (NA.Mt 1.1 OM of lhe II'W eurtt¥ora ot IM N.w Llrt of U'te 1810& It wa• founded 10 yeara ago wnh rna ln\tnt ol "putUno IOCII IIam 01\ 1M •oonda," •·•· meiUno the l&aut ot a IOCIIIIII tfa!\IIOIM&tlort o1 A"""'1ta a rOll potlll-cal 11'11 Ametbn P«<'pte White that oml>lltoua plon did not owolop tho V'"'"' • • • suc.c~ tn poo~lng away tor ......,,.., yeara now. at trytno lO •n1orm, educato ana oroanl:za dllfettmt tOnGa bt oonatttuencttl atound laauu In '"' cam,pus, communltr and tho wvrllploce NAM ou ottoblt.,.,. pr·~ In ov.-40 cHiea arouna the ~try aevetal ot IMm having been eampua baled. Thoae •oc.tuda ci>•Ptlla In Santa Ctoz. ttvlno ond San Olego. C.llfomlo; Cl\o'mpalgn-U_,.• and C>olcago, 11111'011; Thefo ho.., been -ptO<a ot &ONY BII!QNmlon; Ot YolO one! ot .-ral OOlt.Qol one! ..,IYe,.IIIOa NIIM oao oev.tooeG • campu, commluton to COOJdl~te not~lllldo o<g. .lrtf19 octl•llea lnetudlf19 llnllod.oalt, dll•tnweecment In South Alrlca, a'ut campus ttl~ l96 (2J PJ .a cco,.oct• lfon Bottom• •s • 1na tnr alaJ;e o l l tdtlfi Dt.ihltc •s NtgtH cht...es Probebly orwt ot tnt moat o.lhcutl cn.tM~ngea trnt w.U heve oYOrcomoe h1 the feoac:y of a , .. , 'o OfOll~ ,.o,_, w~ dunno tho ml4st of tnt! pruetoenual etectton. 1 new IHtn'I.PJ "'II bli made to OtVoloP an •«.,..t....., polltal movement •t UB Dexrtb••o " " " •• cMmOCtattc. IOCI•h*1 ram1n111 ana oocenlra)b:ed Wl"'lf• you arto ·c'Jtf&nfnQ nou.se by CUIII~ OUI lfti'ISI m~tll • ••h 10 ~no• cnat at •out ona auch lid 6 ' 1111 it\ yout l)l~ Ttwi " PJ 8ouoms" .cf'fflr'U~I COc10bflt 6 1980, 0 tl) olft... a " LM:Je$ N;onJ ('WhC:FIItrepcatedO"O tStntnec••n•hedeG.s) Ottteumlntt!OI' n" - OliCe ol pubt~ ~lion on •"• 01111 ot $4H ' ' orohtblled bY PtY Eucvll¥9 t...aw a Oil, you Seyea Mumlltrt C®rdm~ttor lnloUttlroftOt 1-tl•lrfi lor StudtNt ..,_..sociiUon Left bef~l ?SO 'tUtel To' "~ Edllor OlKfttnlf\Aiton o• To 1~• £111101 IIIUI n•orr~• ol SKUBA were ~mot•gnmo .e•noullrlv A l~o. moat Of IM lnie.rnaUonal IHICSe,.tt •' ~ tea•Oing lllll\1"! ,,. RW Otoural'\ II'H.'I thl SKUBA. p.afty t baUol Wll I credit lo that party tinea moat of thOle who only "new M, Osout•h had ¥Oted tor SKUBA M'f' analyels Ntli' ~rah •• that e.mc.e the s:.n~te rushen nt CStO not ,,,... enougt~ ttme fOf ttlt tvn _,., "'' etectkwl ••• Ellen though Mt Oooochlld l)at Gont • tllOrougn analytll of the ~ate eteeuo.n and eventuell~ wtnn•fiO of tne SKUBA pany. M hAt Made~ w fonQ toncluJKHt regatd~"'Q '-h Ctu.tm• ~'-"a to&-1 In tne SaNte eleeUon tl am releutno to the erHcfe ~h•ch IPP•Ited on Monday. Siipt61llb41t 291h '" fhe S~ctrum~ h ehoulct be clar!Uftld that botn Mt, OIOutah tna Mt Gabtf_. Tout»a had •f'ld 1\eve hilt IUP90TI ol tnternatton.al St~tl tn tact ti"te •x.sl~ ot ._., oeatruc-Un tott Otl e&mpua ll$ oo..-. In otl r19Htod alluatlon where a tot of peop~ have had -t)'mPoalh'r tor loll P'OQttUIYoldeu bvtttlfoUg~ 041- a IOOliolt ... ~ rlgt.IIOUIMII Of~~- conGUCt the •tt hUMn'ecl 10 ellenato rnant ~ . 11'1 potenllal.suppor'"-.. Accordingly 0!'18 of lhft •nlllat ooala ot t ~e Qf04JP will be to trr ano cltwelop o"auauv on compus, IOIII"9 tho politics · - Wllhln the " mulll-t-" lotmolthOI HAM .... •• Itt heatc Tnat 11 • commUmertt to dillerettt ttrtpes ol demOcraHc tof;.llllat pOitUc;:$.. laYCHt"' oot IUit one na,row line but rather willing lo cove. a Otoad a~trum More absurdity Floyo R lurbo'$ - t O<>l'GI'._ OOM''"'iOnl"' 1M "Ouote ot tile Oay" on Octooet 3) Informed ua thlt tMte are .. moe. cruclat tuues deM~Vh'IQ ot prollhc f'h.e1ottc that\ aornemoronlc quot•~'•"I"'' toworntl!f't'.$ G"f'ltefutness .. Suc-h a Clltic:lsm l5 ablu"Ct '" I'Of'll ot t~ IK1 thAI ~ 1\IJ original '"morot'IIC- QUO.tl"' ncM 0Mrt •tatea ano ptlntea In tl\o flrat peace. there wO\I-o now thet would tango lrom work with •ltetorat compelgna 11101>0'11"9 P<OQtoma ll~o that oJ tho CHtz:.na Pa rt• 10 rank end mt cl.,k:al WOI'er-t be Mit her rr.etork:." unlontlno ouves consider It'll lmpiiCifiOol ot mellng Aoco,dlllg 10 one ol the ~ampu• ln1t11tort orad atUdent Stu Yarflll. " We want to build a respec:tabte PfOHnCe tor oomoc.tattc ~ua"' on tn•• c.meHSa. thoughtten ne cen Mrc:Uy c:ompteln nnw of th• oonMQuoncn. Sif\Ce "- MQtec:ted to think s.er~al\' about the and effect ot &l&lement (Of - IOU'1t M ta not +n al\p position to b«ete 01,._.. w1'IO Whete rKUtt~. stw.nta and .stafl c.an ~top l f't If ~~ t~ opoonunlly nor the need t()f lhtt "pt'OIIHt f"'tto hid not n.ad tnOuOf' fonntghl to remm. mNn"'' 1~o~cf\ • "'* eUec:U•• •Hponn to the gtow•rto co.nsetvauva chrnate M'ttl ~ to CIO 1ha1 thtMt,..g lor rum of ~nla era" It will be ifltttresting to &H lt111 OO• far tlwle ION I~ 00 In 1Ge0 How I(UIIlng 111~4' urnpUS Futt.henn«e. pWh• o• M r. TurbO ahoukt hood hi• ow ... MlvtM In ~ to hll own rethOf'e lndMCl. theft Would IO be more "CI\IdOI ......... deo«vfnll ot populat6on todar ot tuef'l auem~ • Patnapa ~ts have come '"'' drcte ano the pendulUm 1$ , . lftQinQ towards a "'"" 810\lvlm dfiQft''*' beWI9 c:onvn.ntea uoon ano ttt ~~ ""'~• ot t.. Doy; tl>on oomo "motO<tle q<>o~e" _,no 10 t"" Qt&toluJ ...... o l " ugly gt1tL" �SexEd Center offers help to the rape victim by !Wa~ ~rvm Slliff 1+'>11,.. Willi au the recent rumon of rope OCCIJI1in& on UB compusn, wo1n<n may woncltr wlw hdp lJ avollabk if they are rope .;alms. TOift)ot1, Public Satc<yand UB's S.. Ed Ctnu:roff.,. lid co wom<1> wbo ...~been .. Ellm QlriSitrutC ~ S.. Ed Center which hat SO traancd counJdors on its atalf. Thex .-..t. rictim. said the Oire<toe. The seeond !itep thr counsdor takes willl the victim b to hdp hn r~izc lhat she musc learn to Uvc JtJOUil dysfunction, blnh eontrol, with the. assauJt . abortion and rape. ~ c:ounsdor lhm mes 10 When a rape victim comes to thr r:motiooAily rein!oree the woman ctinic. the counsdor lmmedlal.dy by r.ry1q 10 1tt bcr "-tt •OI<'hn u trico to .~ bu !cdonp or ..Uh. a penon. •• A oac-hoo.r ~ un"t "We try to make bu r<lliu lona CDOUil> to help the vkllt:N," wuo't raped b«:auae o! wbo Jhe is aays Oirbt<DI<D. '"'lK victim aa a pe-rson . ••, ChrhttDtt.n .....,. loq-uiin COUDJdln&, •• cxploiAed. "The only 1M All lilt <OWUdon interviewed raped or assaulted wu b«:awe had nothlna but praiK lor~B'• II>< wu at the wrona ~~~- 11 the Publlt Sa!tty Deportment. wronatitoe..'' Ouutensen said, nobody Ia the Sbr addtd that frw wome:n an area Is buttr qualified to help rape able to wllk into the eenter and vic:tims. ,.lf 1 wu ever raped," she admit llllllbcY were•iolll<d . Ally n«<d, "I would want to deal willl percent don't repon rape b<uwe the Public Safc<y Oqlanmc:or here, of tK ooc:icly's lltitud< lOWIIIdJ the 00< oritllany or the pollee rorcu ... Chris<....... added !hal tll<Te iJ I "ttartlina" eootrut bnWUil the - y tbt Publi< Safety Departmau and tile pobce ueat the vlcunu. couNdors ue required to takC' a 60 hour count coveri.na lcuons '" coun.sding, anatomy·physlolosy, thai* HEAR 0 ISRAEL]. FCII' a- free IM [ JEW1SH BIBLE PJ.o.e 875-4%65 Christaucn rducd 1 liMY thai •he said Ulusrrar<d thil pp. She and a Public Safc<y omcor were waitina with • rapt victim who ,_.,as preparina for 1 phytlcal ..amina!Wn and had already been qucstioo<d in private by 1 plaln· dollies Public Safc<y offoc<r. Tbtre was IDothtr victim. however. who was sittina oritll ha - a n d W&> baa& uk<d 10 dam'bc ioo detail hn rope to ' " " police officm 10 tbt middk or lbc wwitiq - · '"'lK Pub& Saltty pcopk terrifiC.'' sa)'l OtrbtaiJCI>, ·~.hey alvc the viaim all the d""" abe,_ to ceU bcr 11ory, and If lt'a too traumatic !or h<r, they alvt h<r breaks-IOIIycbinaro help bcr. " Sbe added lllltlf tile victim'• boy!rimd iJ .,......,, Publk Safny lria to be comidctate or him. Sbe abo pnmecl Publi<-Salc<y IO< lu hmoty or slktJna ...ith cbc v1ctim1 thtouabout the COW\ .,.oc:udJOJl $$$$$$ Coupon lullelln Bo ord O ullide 355 Squire Hall MSC t.L____:. s.::.. i\'ft__:.:_Yc...::o..:.u..:.S..:.Sc...::S...;S...;S;__~ COlJ..EGE OF LAW of Ohio Northem Unlveralty ~ ....... R._....,_.., .. ., ,.,_ A - "C" .., ........, Oct. I.S. ,_ J ,_ ...,;j ~ ,_ New Wa"e Night! nc .., Drtalu TGESDfiY: ..........tl s1.10 ........... J s,llb for s1.00 IOU . ...., lftHe et llnlla1to• .___ CSHtllet ne a.~,_.....,.~ �Students and faculty convene to ' Preserve Main Street Campus' .~~·oll.l llr "Th< rotd to hdlll paved by fDOCI iDicnlio<>a "uld• former Utlr><rtily Council - " " ' Mlch&d .' Ill< initial mcaJq ol tht Commut« lo MaiD Str«t Campw (CPMC) Wedn<od I Coli<J< In TowMmd HaJJ. II) ., Tolfloy I'T=.: A J10Up otaboUI ISJiudtno and faculty mcmbtJ, in<llodina ~amnm and Soccoiosy Proraaor El...,~ H. Powdl met 10 dii<UUth< fut~~re of tho Moln Screet Campw. •bleb wiU face lb< wret:klnJ ball If tht rlan!K'd trUJfonn11loo to a Health <.comca ea,,., , _ .. Kb<dllled = l f coo......, from Ill< ballll k:imca tibnry IAto donnlto;y, ~"W ~"~' ...... l or ••Without the- Main Strca Campu~, lhC" dUUI'h lluffalo wiU have no real and functi<>nal -.,. 10 lh< Unrmaty," Powell chataed AI tht mmmt "WW) arJU<d lhll LbcMainSu.a faaltlr. pan of tlw: Cty foe &50 ycara. mva 1.1 • aareway 10 th~ cc,mmumtt Squire Hall. now the: Stu.dcnl Union, ha.\ been a &llhcri., place for IDCiaJ and PGiilical m«tllt&> of all rnium, not ;.... uudcniJ. tbey claim<d E.cpeulvt plu Tht plllJ fo<tht i j0).4 million PfO)C':I. >dtedul<d 10 bcii;UI Ill< _ , yca:r, C<~JJ• roc Ill< dtmobttoo or Hamftlln Ubnry. Townl<n<l HaJI. ponrocu~>fWmdt llall, tb<srccnhouttt and au ttmi'Ot")l building.s. The Cary-Sbcrman·Flrbtc htalrh ,..,• ..., oomplu wtll ht <nlar1td and redt>IJIIltd ra. uJC by rht S<hool of M<diant Pence.- Hall will b< rtnon1rd and Squut will 1x lo ho~<l< lh< Sdtool ol Dcnu>~n Ach,..,n Hall "'II bc """''lttd for u;c I>)' tht Sc:hoo4 or • Pharma') and Sroc~1on ll.rm~W~.To"a wtll bt ••pandod ~- i ~Addillonally, many.new suuaur.. and bulldinp wrll COOIIn>cled IICCOrdiq to tbe plan tbal "'"' pr_,ted o.., clw: •ummcr by UB Jtobm l . ICat<r. Anolhcr holt~ of Ill< n>mlDI wu pr......,n, th< Main Su.a C'cunpUI .. an unduJ1adllatt etrn<r h ,... iruuted by many m<mbcrt lbJu II pro"ldt. th< mviroomcnt for PII"'JJpatJon in commuo•tY c·,•cnu and .., 11moopllcn ot dlv<nltY, <tp<Qa!ly rmponant in ,urly yun when IIUdcntJ ate makina carea I.. f I'T<Siclcal i ...u..., choiCd. The Amh~t .U C.mptu -.u du•antd for " >qrqalk>a." and ,.oufd bt a bcrto locatron for ltadiiiiO IIUdent>, wt>o h. .e olteady ct>oten lhcir (tdd> o r ttvdy, Comrnilt« membt'rt lll&lt«< , n..- ••'fbe mWlOO or lhe UntVn'lhy d CUIUvatlon o( '~ lilt of tht mind ," 1llJill«< P,oWdl, " For lhesrowth or Ill< mind we nml both procccttd JPI« and ru1 bcrit...... The rdocarion ot Milard Fillmort Culrq< (MFC) 10 lh< t.mher11 Camp1u , anochtr pan or tht ~ • ..;u alttr lht wbok norurt uf tht UtdvMty. which thrtvo 0t1 • dtveut CODU.itYmey. it wu at&urd The fnniub*t droo In rh< ma111 IC!Iool's enroll.....,.-<lcopott the f1c1 that M FC lw; 1«11 an UI>IWI . . IbiS l<mCSI..-- ..;11 hann lhc- Univcniry•a trildiUonal "'rnwn •nd gown" tolt of l.nlcrac;"on *1th tbc commu.nlt)', Pta-« J.IJd Commiuct mtmbcu~ fu, tha i lownst.nd Hall-onpnelly bulb m 11130 and 00< of lht font bu1ldinp nn tht Main Sl'tet Campua- wilt 1o00n be foraoucn Another mcnlna as scheduled fot W <dn<Jday aftmiOOOI '" Towouald HaU-oo lh< MOJn s.r... or course ~- c-.,.., ... u... .. , _.. -.......,~ "'WI#fto.lt UMI WMI ,s,,.., C..4111'tl Piau s-. ..,air HfiMUNE 47Ke.-.r.An. Untverslty St. -- SHOES UltPIUD a SHOU DYED Doy 0M.-t I r . - , - "'-11-ln-1 47 Kn•ore An. At Uolnnlty Piau 838-4041 I S<lloeil of Lew Will..__._,.. Titan. Ckt. 16 , 1 -4: lOp. ot a ..t...nlty " - t -c.,.., OaN.... Ctr. '"•Y'h " ..,c. l l - ,l) .. ........ want~ roast beef ----=-~ ~M06'"/. - /I~~~ U~ Credit-Free Program dropped ~ b7 El~ Srtameler Sptrrlrttltl Shd/ M1n.rtr UB'i Credit-Free. Proaram , whtch h-.s opcr11td on 1 budtctlr) 1wplus slnot Sratt funding wo1 whhdrawn nat'~ 1&0, bU been fCVCIK'hfd, ltaYI, dtp1111mcn1> with lb< cast or oiii:IVII crtd~~(rtt eoursa nn thtlr own. llarly !his !'all wllen lhr surplu• reportedly ran dry and overlw:ad coru btcamc coo IUp, Cominufna Education •udcntl rccd>-..1 nockc lhll lht .,....,., would' no lonacr bt avoUablt and ,..,. to sec~ K'la'al a.dmi.ulon in UB'.a evmin.a proararrt, Mmarc~ Fill.mort Collqe (MFC). a.dil·fiu couna w11ot< con1cn1 oorrapond! doody to a (!llttlCUlllr acadmuc atea will tontrniH:IO be avallabl< lhrouab individual Conrlmlina Education pr01J"11111 offcrtd by dtpanmtnll. The Real Es1aot Otdit·Fttt coww (Of o!IJI.IOCC:, woll bt o/Tcred by 1ht Contlnuina Eduaollon Dtpenmcnc of llw: Sdlool o! Man.oaecnenr. Coo.tizlullll Educllion o..n JamtS Ol•clchurso llSiaU lbJu QOOI:Il&ion of lht Ctcdir·Frcc <OurSd will noc c:aaae "tuious da.matt .. 10 Lhc Un:iw:t$11)' ..The: lana run piallr't it qulle bript," ht daimcd. We ..,u bt buJ,Idl., new &lid stronJtr prosranu at UD thai btttcr ~"" lb< ltr<nJlhJ or thr faculty." Th~ fu1urc '"'~"- of lmplemtnun.a 1heu: ~-t CcclliJiuina 1\ducaJion oouncs " dq>cnd> ~ Ill< cltpenmcnu &lid faculty to attn<! hdp to lh< Contiru.ilfll EdUCaJion Otpartrncnt," accordona ro Jll.allwol. Tht ..........,. couna llW do ooc find their nlcht wjtbia a cltpenlliCftt- .roch a Winanalcina- wm be - droP~*! <mln:b'. " I feel badly that rhcrc are some ~ loot," 1111 Blackl!IIJ1t. "Some are of no real """' ..... ........·· · ~for lhc offtriqs will Include llttratllr< ac:m ..,. tile tp0C1fi< ~11 ho.W... lhc ooumo, - ot wtUdt. bavo rheir""" mllllna Uou. Head nf tht C:rtdll· f"rtc PfuJtam at Nia!,ktl Uno-.orr """ a 19)6 U8 f'adoat<, flll.h<r DIIUCI o•t...cary COQ)ftloCIJ'ed 00 the' douna. ca11Ull ll • ••5C.'J'lous blunder.. and the ••to" of lht finest ,roaram In Western Ne"" York- il not 1hc cnlirc: eastern S<:abovd" p., o.llon, ............ 10 the OlrcaOf or Cont111Uifll Edocatloo •• BuiTalo Sc11e <:o~tc¥. conc:tdcd thlll prtS<ntly. ortdil·fret enrollment ;, 10 10 11 ptRtfll abovt th11 or 11U1 )'<ar bru doubled rhll the UB prosnm dc:mll< b.. bad a posiuve tffta oo hu .,...,...,.. Ht 11.... "I ...,n•1 daly il, but "" """ld abo like llllbink tht tnau.<ll due: 10 lmprovtd qualily ot our ClOW'SCS aod m~rtecina . " Dahon abo mcmloocd 1b11 Buf!alo Swt has sue<asfuU) iml>lancnttd snocnl of UB's Cftdil·ft« councs whh ravonblt responx. O'leary, wbo a&nlllcd rhlt his depantncnt hu rccdvtd • ~ICDUOU.l.. I.5Sisu.nce and eooperadon frocn the: Uaivu1ity's C:O..t111waa Ed_.,., Oopcoruncnj, b •crycmpharlcabocn Lbt merit ofthtcancdlcd ,...,..,.. llld Lbt d<lrimtnral circa• or ka ...... " h walalhon •iahttd decision butd on doll.ln rllhn than clw: pcoaram's •onh. Th< tpitlo¥C:r from Ill< PfOITil01 onto the toW ·~Uiion .. ,,..... · By "spillOV<f, " O'Leary aid h< is rtlcrrr., 10 rhc publil'• favorabk vlrw or tht Uhlvnsioy, I've...., 0111., coUcaa dco<nllaliu lhdr t'r<dic ·frcc P<Oifllll· aocl lli<Y"< Mel ro ,_..ualitc," O'leary uld. Two 0< lhret yr:ar> and )'011'11 be mn.ak,.ina IIIC program and nanina from scratch .• , So car, It doct 001 appcat lhat Ill< dcnina has had IllY tfTta oo Niapn's tTCdb·tr« cnrolltntftl, htdy dlle ro t.bt dlJiancc bcr"«n Ill< two 1nstilutooos. Althouah Millard Fillmore Collqc enrollment h.. lncn:ascd )() pcrncn1 this semesccr. ir doct ooc appear lbal Ill< lbacacr of lbt cndh·fre< PfOttllO a dcddln1 factO<. lllactlluna ....,td lbal, prior 10 rht c:ancdlatlon, MFC ,.., "thtu IGIICIItn of 110wth after a acdloc throuab the l!nS 10 1979--yars." I want • w1ngs I want a sandwich Let's 80 to P.J. Bottoms for dinner! The kitchen at P.J . Bottoms is cooking up some of the tasllest food around. We are now serving reputable roast beefs, wooderfu1 wings satiating Sl)ndwiches, boastful burgers and much more. The kitchen opens ewryday at 5 p m l..ur\che$ SIMI Ocl~ 27th P.J.BOTTOMS ......... --- FOdD- 8DDZE- BDDOIE npt _ _ ..._u.a. �Monies from '76-n N.Y. life lnsur•nce Refund available. Propouls for health .., ' - " Geodlua pro;uts benef~ studalt body are be· int exupted. o.- ~ a Wac aowd In tbc IClthcriac Comdl llocll4 oa tbc All!.bor-. c - 001-- ID on. 5I>< -.ted t h l t - - be: FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Vl elt with our repre 11ntetlve OATE Mon., ICV13.t0 •• 1CV1440 TIME : 12 p.m.-a p.m 101 m.-3 p.m. PLACE: 6tadulti Information TIE SWf li'4MIISITV Otyt, AmiMIIt CemPIIt a '*-'W.IRSFV 0 RUTGERS Women can be freer in art feminist Greer asserts .lipoor""" """ "'"'"' La w""-t.y tv<ftina - · · rtcloU oc:ciYill and aloCbof ~ "f,_-" tMe 1111<n .. 01\ bcaiOK they do - lr)' IO mcf1 oclocr's c:rt*lvity. ar- "- he< lcctvrc wtllo o clilaauooa of bow tbc ~ .,...,. on. Sbc ~ .,ocUd t b c - - Hfc •Ill< lolaloatcntmoa for tile oru. " It IDIUI uauccod Ufc," Jbc concluclcd, apWaiaa thlt lhil C8D be: • • 1~ willa plctvrc obo buc an a pica of oculpoarc and ..-en the ....wbiteoa.:'' ~. potlll. Tbc ~cr b bat known for her 1972 • ork 11v Fnrttlll E.wuclt. ooc of tile aer.lu/AID<rico.o fcatlnla wcwkJ. C.W.mdy 1 vlsitiAa P<Ofcsoor 11 1M U"'-*7 0( Otiaboma II Tula, Gt«r b I Auoualian. Her _ . _ b 1M lint or 1 .me. or lcctum • ._.ored by tbc orrou or CUiwnl Allain Wld<r the Fmoon Lcawc series. r....,.., ........···r-------·-.---.. 831-2581 ......,_ w- - .U 1/:::o ~·· "'~JV, r 4;,&:h 0 c~ U · ~ 1~ ''do ""· .. One ...,.,...._, bcausc they thcmsdv.. in ord<r, bc:al)oy. acnolc.... t.nd lympatlly in tl>dr tveryday tivcs and they ba .. ralb:<d !1111 rach.lna for the ctaoull is noo lmporuno bcawe "what they II.. II - • oo be: u.tiliud in til<.,......,. ... ~-M1ilt't _.ucy,tlodcmi41at~ lluoltbey rarrly bc)'OCid tbcir.own wcwldl. '"They ....h - - u lhrit w4!jom," 0teor lllkl, "&!Ill ne'l<l' llliak bo7<>oocl the I." Women arc noc tblc oo dUconnca thanxtvs loom tbe world bc:cau.sc they m. . deal with Illc. ohcir 1111roundinp and the cllbi[Qa order. "Women'• art ia 1 dual1rt; It b meant used, noc diJ<n,qcd from the O<SOllk ~."she added. Wu.;,p, pocc"'f and clochin,_ath of thcsc CO<!It lnoo,'l~dr .,...,Y by cbdr UKfllln<so to the world. "An t>l pan or life, noc diadnct rrom II." Jhe mainoolncd. -08 c;;, ] S t}J 'll ' .1;1 Franks Texas H 0 t S & AS tr0 P 0 rt • GAMES· PfNBAU. · TARG ~U. . SPACE INVADERs & On-IERS -- - . . . 10 aa · Mld...,.t •---BUY ONE - • - , I G.t 0.. FBE£1 I Tesaa Hot a: Reg. Pop I ~- ~--·1'111 I I .......,.. ._ ,...., 1' I l 'Aft Frt. A Sat. !0.. · 2a. a----BUY ONE .. - - .. 1 Get o- FREEl I I Hamburger, Frta, a: I Reg. Pop I Offer <>-4 TIIINoor. I , '10 I I ............................ -----------~ ~------------· I co~ # - Oroc:r iUwmted the aub)«o of an and ou connecuons oo llfc with 1 cUac:u.ioe Of lltb CCIIoary f<mok ~ womat bad DO ood<UJ pramrca 001 Lbc:m to wrik 1 ecnaln Wod of poem and were therefore able 1435 Millersport Hwv. • Comer Maple • 1 mlle from Ellicott Complex HOURS · co~tio•ally -L to~ ..- . . . . , eympach<Uc, thoricabk, and ...-ful." Om:r noted they crated • COIIUIIIIAhy or "s)'DljJAiby'' u women wncuoa 10 ocJ.r-willo docir oqwols ad their T,.a.-, "--did- 4c:al ndual..., wido the "oclf;" lh<Y wrocc abooH - a n d wroce co ...,..... and noun ead> OCh«. Ia tloc ....... q.-loca and ..._, pcnod Creer spolce out oo female __.,.., 5I>< aaid thlt liDct WOI1IC6 an .., appnsaco:~ JTOUP !bey arc ....,... ~and oetcalibk 10 oclocr poople's n<eda. But o.- odmlfted .... is afraid dill ........ docir a.ltutt. " WOR><D arc isol11ed and ., obc: . - q of tllat SClt\111 PltiD<n." Jbc aid, bc:comeldf..,...,cued. • DOCJa,-- CURVIVAL'8o Looking for the hottest bands and the hottest nightspots? "Survival '80" Looking for where to eat, drink, shop and be entertained? nsurinval '80" Looking for schedules, maps and phon~ numbers? "Survival '-80" Looking for businesses that cater ,to you? "Survival '80;' �l: Heavenly outburst, Albany's angel; Dane lightenmg strikes Bulls, 2 7~1 by Ton y P en l Autrt"nr Sports &lllor Tl'iert: b no better charKtcr builder th.IJ'I advrnhy. Ekbcr you '""""" and become mo.,... or you live In compl<ldy. The UB foocball Bulb 101 a charlld<r booll So!urday nm rhoucll they wtno down in defcaa 10 Albany Sclllt 27-~. "l'•<ao< ' "'"" bund>oftich. Oat l<ocb )wo...- qllil," priW«! Bull'• CII>OCb BiU Dando. Tht lkfm>< whkh hod 1\lid<d Buffalo 10 1U WJ6ef<llltd ~ rttord opened ohu pme baa& )11.11 U RlniY Albany'• first driW: wu shul Gown bdort il am • ehanct 10 IHI up, bu1 8ufraJo '15 orrcoJC continued its wetttr nruuJc whm Jim Rodnauu rhtcw lncomplc:tc swicc and Buffalo was forced to punl . Albany lCC>rtd O<l lht CIIJUina drive with I b~ ploy totnribuuoa (rom Oreal DaM quanerbad, M1ke Aorilo. Fiorioo hll li&bl and Bruct 0.,. wbo took tbt ball all tbt way do~, to oht UB S ywd line. Rvnnina bitt Joct Burp pu<htd tht ball ovn from there and Dono AnlniO klcttd tbt poiolo aller. -... On tbt BWI'> oat pou<S!OOO, wii>Kt Mark MoJa vOWid OUI IS )'Wd> In t"O pla,s bcfa<t I Buffalo pmalty and Rodriaun iootreeptJon stalltd the drin. Albany too~ ov..oller 1 Sam Monaco puno and oo the font play Burp slotd 1 few t«kkn on Ill• way oo 1 M ywd touchdown nm. The owo lt11111 trodtd puou until the 3:46 mark of the s«ond quaner when Fiorito qain hit Dey with 1 bla •trlk<tlols one JOlf\1 64 ywd> for a toucbdown. ManJ<) boottd the extra point and the Bulls' found th<rnsdva bcblnd ll~. Wirh roln poun.n' down and a Riff wind blowinall wu not tbe kind or sloual)oo tbc BWII' WIUited fot pi&Y}III c:atch up ball. Maoao eonvcntd a 39 yard fidel JO&I and it looked tikc the pme w11 out o( . -. Buffalo IW!td to <IU!>UY 1h111 COIIIC-from-bchlnd lbWiy tbOI hdptd obav to uo u.nbealat r«:ord. Rodriaua rook t.bc Bulh from their own J9 yar lint do.., to the Albany four with four ottailbt -~and a Grt111 Dao>t penalty. M*< pa>bed tbc ball.,.., from there on IWO ltraiJht 'luomkol lia~ A f-..wt pmaJiy opWt Albany on tbe polnr ancr pve Buffalo a aood cblll>ct111 • two point <OOV<nion and Maier scortd eorily to malct rl lA-8 Alb111y ., ob< twr. ''llhouaht we wcu 10nna win the p.mc l l half Ume," &aid Rodriauu. "The blc plays arc what killed u1 They did the same thfna WI year, but thb year we w<ren '1 about oo up.'' • Buffalo'• dtf<nK stiffened up to tbe poctlt of bcu1J auarly in tbt IIOCOod twr Tht biJ play orr..,.. or tbt 0.0..,... sbw II•• down tOft)pl<td)l "Ow ream hu • lot or pndt," uplarntd Bulls' dtfcmJYe SW>dout M ike ltO&II "We Ulhomed up and a.hut them down." ltoaoswanntd all O¥tr t1ot (odd tUmUIJIAII2 uockk perfonnanc:c. UJina • mlarur< of sharp runs and obarp - · ltodnautt drove tb< Bulb from the Buffalo 0 in for tbt """"· Jeff Martin, UB'a rac:rvc rullbac:k. madr rht- moa t-pcccKu1&J arch or ohc daY·• lunalna bobbltd, one-handed arob fa< tb< TO. Frank P rict coUJhl the two polno c:oonnion and Buffalo wu bitt in thc pme :14-16. rr=========a ~labs I AU recogn~ed clubs o/ S.A. MUST update tMir officer data aheet by OCT . 15th.. Failure to do eo ..oiU ruult in being declared inactioe! A ll /unding and room reaeroatio n p rioilege11 ..oill ceMe. An, Q'1.Wstions, contact the S.A. Office, 111 Talbert Hall, 636-2950. uh WU I wbolt team crron . We showed we COUkJ UXDC from behind ,'' Mantn AKI . Albany oddtd I final fodd .-J from .. yards OUI and U ._artd that Bufralo'• dfon would fall way Jbon. Tht Bulb .,ae 1100 fl!Wbtd. With tbnoc mU>UI(:> kit the')' mode 0 loR vo1iaot It)' II llqUO<Zif\lout I wio. Jcm llodnpa - k -Pa• eonuol or tbt offcmt- Ills o.., . . . _ lllld _.,ll>l&y r.o on. t1x Bulb ia for.- rr.t~~~~......_ . . - it wu • MortiD , - . . . , aodl- CIPPtd on tbt drive. Pn« IIWtd • for tbc ....., porno ...,..._ and tbc _ . . <ndtd_JJbany 11, Buffalo 2A. " I 'm 1100 surprutd obey dod.o't fold," sold Bob FD<d, tbc Albany coach . "They hove • huta<yof comona booct . Th<Y've tasted win:nin.a and lh~ woo ~t ci"e up. lbey have a very IJI)'Udve defCOU< wb.dl can dobcr mate tbt Ilia play ot "" burotdbylt." Albany'• obiluy oo mat< the Ilia ploy ,.... tbt moot rl«:immllina [lOot in the B..U. ddt8l The a.- Dana an&sstd ...S yarcb IJIIIlst tbc UB dtfenJ<, 340 o( lUI ill tbc r ..... bal( Whm they bad tlvtot runs or,.... 40 yarcb llld · r.. 63. Buffalo rolucovatd tbt off<OS< lUI bad bear roe - . _ " Junmy drd • wh.alt or • JOb IInder the <Oftditioctl," Dando SOld. " And we fOWid ow- defense." Preuy qultt. and bia1>11Y ....,.. the llOIJiimow dcocnpciom or 1\Jbany. The Bulb w.:re diMppolnted In tbt to... but wtrc proud or their abllloy 10 a>mc bltk . "This,.,.. &ood le< ... 11 '11 brina w to eanll." ao..r obscNod. "We'U J<1 tbem oat _ _.. o.- .so..... COMMOTE~S Interested In Cfi~POOLI"G- DO"'T WO~~YI The Oct. 13th deadline has been changer to Tharsday. Oct. 16thl Send yoar application form to Cfi~POOLI"G 403 Capen Hall flmhcrrst. "·'· 14260 636·ZZ59 �~ Calm prevails after the hoi[Jcaust j '" I 1 11 S ... : ; All<r .,ulai Albuy Sute • lA.f *'-· ...., Ul 't _ , . . . . to • W ...uu- '-'· lldd lla _ . flw Ilia_.,. polau a .....,.. or • -·"-"'~....,."for~ pride" (In the~ or ovaidt ~ PIQJ ~. limflllt IJoc Ora& 0..... to , _ tlolee I)OUu. ...,.. of AlbuJ'o - I D the flnrllllf .... """10 lola....,_ oa ''Tltdr is COijlblft. lbolr n&utlat rea.l quiet, Wnble IJoc llolca ral fill;' olloerwd dd..,.;..IKldt Mite lt.oool. - o f tbt lkdla foil dill ~· ~ piQI -.the r-.Jt o f c:aa:oa1ao oa IJoc pen or u.. d d -. " We - ' n e d oa ddCIIK. If 1011 ..U.. ooe m!JoaU, thqo'D lake advlnt"'C or k," recalled .,_for. r... coollybocatclowM, tbe 8Wio dlclo.o ~ job of kecpl. . tho Dooa' paty bKb In died:. "We did llop than." ._.ed UB 8W O...SO. " We lutd throo brakdo__, thqo lutd •-J·fO<Ir oolnu." wold ltoool. 1bc .......l balf brol>abt IIJII. bvt 1 WWiillflltilllde Ill the pen of lite ddmM. ''Wt . - betk- tbcrc j011 _., CllOUIII time. I kilo,. we'd k tf we had ...,. tlme," 11>0111ed Orankdb. Oronicdti 111d John White - • lA on 011e sack and M<Carthcy collected aDOlbcr, 11 the Bulb' dcfa~~e bcpn 10 alllbh the type ofblltTU.,cnt thlt bad kept tllem unbclltm afler their lint n ... contcsu. Albany punter o ... Hardy wu foroed IAto IICIIon on tltc Dana' nr11 four arternpu In tile-d half. Up to thll paine, the d«s>ut turitorial pcne~rulon the Bulls would permit was their o,.n fony two yard tine. oa...... orr- -.a - · J -..,.. McOtnll,. hi,.."""' On dldr OGl .........,., AINDJ • • "laloctlloa oa the 4oor". ddvlac lo the UB • - Jlld ..._ Bulb' .............., 0rq Kozw wou14 bow--~..,. above lllil. thouch. On ud teYce, with Alba)"• orr-..........,. for ~Joe tilDe Ia IJoc balf, IJoc J.-... r,_ c~ooot for a Florilo • IJoc ..,. yon~ liDc. nf11n11ttc 111o -.::11 to lklkdla'---. 1K lido- to 11101 bo,_..., ao the Alboloy Sbtc klctor. Dtlrto Arueo •._.up witb- .... 10 be lhe cliff.....,. betwem a de aad alooo for lhe Bulb. Wodt a fOUrtlo _, '""' • the UB tbiny..,..., lhe dillful the..........._ y....,..._. a.. booter'-'d>edafon~,ardliddpi.lliviftathe Dana a lN61ad. llullo ,_ ~ · - · iD the thin! q -....... M8iot ~ ..:c Scat llo:ati.q illY oo lite lwf, all.cr loa""a bcCII " cblblc t.camod.." As Dattifta wu ......,... ID Albay ,_.,;.,. attaDJ>1., be wu cut do,,_ Ia Jrortt by • Oooc 6uaoaa aad hil ltltb by aDOlbcr player " the time. 1bc (allal 8ull lay IDOiioftleoo oo the ftd6 for 1m: miDuu:a before bciq canied orr by otrctc:ba. UB tnincr Mike Reilly thinlr:s dill Danitla's iajwy is itoc u oeriouo 11 it _.,., tbo,.P . " He'D be OK. I doo't thltalt be'U mla at!J actloa. bvt we can't teD wttillhe X-11111 come betk." Oanina'• iajwy was diqnooed u a lowu betk IJiiurv. Wlc undcrotandably disc:ouna<d by tbc spoilloa of their P<cviowly unlanlisbed record. Orukdli -...d co bc&c wm uptheattklldcofmoot of tile plaY"f$wbm ho declared. "Wc Sian aU over Mooda,y." -A•dy Moddlaon Formula one raci comes back to Watkins Gren, NY by Allu Fo• Pllltl'llll· Sptd,Jfl $/q/1 WmN A About seven ycan aao. o car r<ponC'dly J01 stuck tn tile mud durin& the pany and Latat aowd Jhowed up 10 whnw a lnllcad of trylna 10 free t1tc c:v, it ,.... ,.. afire and a new tradl\lon wu JUtted. In the cnsuillf yean. OWlY can. m~cs , IJld eve tho Btaiililll Consulatt s Oreybouod buo was IIOlctt aad offered for a ...nra. Lut ,.., llo<>c, IS Yc:hJc:lcs were OD<IJIIlDed by tho Bot and many pcopk ,...., injured wbcn the po&c used 1<a1 p.s Ill on atumpt to brcat up the IDII4aao. lbis ,..,• lA .., erron to OI)Q(rol the wtnllitlao aad dJtajnllt tbt c:v bllllliDa. tile police pauoUod the area to pnva11 tbc f..., froat -ar<pUa&. The "Bot Pc:oplc" bcpn tbrow;a, ....s botllo 11 tllc police until ofl"tc<n bookc out the tCIIt p.s and pc>1t« dots to cbspcnc tbc crowd. s:pecucle known u Formula One 1\dO riClna an E•ropcon form ~ ..-hie._,. aao-u mocorrport cotnpC"Chion- aained ins:ca.ns appeal 111d over tho yean hu madt thc United Slllts Orand Pn• (USGP)- hcld 11 WatlciN Olm. N Y.-onc of tht ,.orld't pra:ruc:r mocorspon evenll. While tile fans or tbt early 1960'1 l•hon the USQP bcpn) - . 1 ,..., onlcr1ypoup who camr 10 tM lJ"I(). onJr \o ~« tM • ork.I'J bat dri•m com par apirul each Olbtt. tho fans of the 1910's ollow up rvcry Oaober 10 tlw tbcy can take pan 1ft tho bl&ao< outdoor peny tbil dde of lndianapolh On the Wednatlay bclocr thr , _. fans from aU Cl'"tt thonlllon JUtt IUII!ll up tho <MIIptnl arcu and lite fhe "-¥ carnival bcllins By Fnaay, oY<r 70,000 race ranaucs how iomcd tbe peny whtdl u oftm rtferred fo as ..Woodltoc,t rocu GNM..l whcdt.. •• Whtn tbc tun xu. lh~t titret roar of finely CMI tuned racirta maina 11 replaced by the •o•md or roc.k mu.sic blan.na rrom car sureo spca.lters cnrywbert. Campftres illumlnatt lite catllj)lhCJ with I sofi , f1ickerilllt aJOw. Onr brtw Some fans arc siuina 110und the roarlna fires drinklna their favorite bfcw, dbctUslna tho racirta aaloo ea.rllcT In the day: "Oiacomelll'l Alfa Romeo really looked eoorl today. I heard he broke the lap m>Qrd." "Yeah, but lone~ (S.udia·WIUianu driY<r Ailll Jona) Is ".i~laonna toke It on Sunday, )'OU-t ch •• • " Too bad ol' Mario (Andre~ti) con't aet <bat cllmDcd 'SIOIIIS' ruMI!ll eoorJ. • . " The <YCililllt air Is cold, moYbc <10 dcarecs. bUr nobody oeems to car~the cortlbinatlon of alcohol, nrc and frimd&hlp ....,. ......,...... .._. HOT ON THt TAl~, ot - l tollo, ~. tttlll hl.t ......... CW1oe 01Y - IN Ul 0-l'rl! ot WotltiM OC.... New YotL JOMt ........,.., wott tf'lie t1o0eo """"'Mn hat, sbJn orja<ket. lt'a pan of the Orand Prix ttadidon and It kccpo the vendo,. othm are .,.andcrina down to the - uea, where for $ 1 a fan can 1ft into lbe 111'11• and -tcb the IDIII:Iwlia 11 work em tt.ppy. .... . the t:an for the out doy'• • -· Located just outsicl[ the 111111• is • I<Clioo of r04IOd called "Vmdor'a Row"-• bia nco market where a1mo11 anythlna from "offldal" Oratld PtU tee JltirU for S7 to aatu!De Marlboro McLarct> ,...,. )KkctJ for S7S it IOid. You're- 1 true race too if you doo 'c some ortic:le or dotlrltl& with a P t:thepo lh< mon oO<oriou• or aU Orand PtU lt1tdilloru isknown •• "Saturdoy Nil)tt lithe IJoa." . The Bot u llow lyina area outsldt or the dmiit, jU.t JOUtll or the pit location. On Satunltty aialtt before tbe rowdlcot otthe me« in the Boa for a wllcl niaJtt of r.aa Ndna ptlldt oolt4 doaa't 11111tcr Jrll's 1 .-.tile ~rthe r..... bowcver. .... a:Jad totbe ckatb of lite Bot. as crowd control is a ddmnlruna factor In boldtna future Or111d Pri.ora<a. As DOC r... J)UI It, "lt'l eoorl that they're tryina co climlnare tho Boa- There's nothio' WTOIII with I l~t.k bctt drinkina and panytna, but wc all want 10kccp oomi01 bact t'/try year. lt't. uaditlon." By S..odaJ, tvoryone settled down to Wllth tbe roc:a. Firn the Formull Super Vecs, then tile Viotqe tarli and fioaUy, the Formulo One can-the Ortllld Pru of the United Slota. As ..,....cod, POi< d tter Bruno Ol.1a>m.Ui, In his brlaht red Alfa Romeo, pulled away from tho ftdcl and bvllr up a ll secood lead over tcCOOd plate Alan Jones in the whitt and . , _ SaudJa.Wi\llams. Twcoty-scvCil lapo from tile end or the me, Oiacomdli COIJicd to a •~P bcclusc of "" dectric:al f&llun. while Alan Jooa IDOIOrcd on to a row soc:ond Yletory ovr:r teammate Carlos RculanltllD. Tht Onod PtU was ovr:r. So Is the peny, ------------..~-----------------------------------------, with this coupon you get . . . Wblle 10me pcop1c dt IUOIIDd che fires. Soft Contact L• n••• ~· IIOIJI na:t ,..,. ~--· ottly $59 SOFT CONTACT -LENSES FOR ONLY $59 Chooee f1c!!n: 8euach • Lomb • A.O. Soft • Hydrocurve ,.,.__ • pair of optk:al queRty aungluaeal . 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J CASkET a , i , O C tUnealalotf In •PPIIf'4 tut,.. tl'll,_..,l< . . . . ~11~ tor 90oct NaJfh ~~oc,a,_,. . e..cvt'IWI I""O«)~S4 0....~&. ....... y~ ftmct l nundey, ~ ... t• A!Ni bLSG0tJOA:tt."'4111~ot._., ChiiO+tf+!1~fl~I'IC 7 IOptn ctoc;y Thanksgiving LAU~A , DAWN , Bases & flltllta fiHIIeble Oct. 16th WKfCH FOR DETfiiLSII Love, your Mf'Vfno ~ M~t~mn ..~t KI+I'\Wrhlirtf~b, • U'Ipr n.s\ire •"d U -t •«M•I tlutd tW~aiot\ r.'IN• eQip+r'NUt hell O+IMl lotMO Dr ~ PwN Of ov 01 GoodhMn. California • f'IO nwmer-a'IS an• ._, -n.tc.~ ,. ,,..... o.,mooc "" to,..,., Dr c.n;r,ey ..... ..... ....... ·~ tiOU ~ . .. .,....,., ~ f'hit lnnov•llw CICI"'kft to ...It Wlftft. Htlttii'KI -·,·--· tel~ and prfllt8d m111111 can bta TN1 asHI t11 job lftC ~,..&).i·AM2 HUt+tGRYl Thll.ffallltl .. P-1, lottom• ' ' too1t.1o f"' UP '!>fM of .,_ taJtlht tooo ~~ RESUMES ~~'~ Witft 10" "'· A.DOtot<l --·~ ·~ f( , ) • MNit t'ittetr'l of U81a»-U57 ~~ Att •C• ~,.,... CMifCNr ~l e..o..~raor llt.ATE (.a.ll m....:D • C'lt,.,t+(tor Or G4+I:Jrva- Gooctht-¥t ~ o., ,.~ 1ft Jtw ..,.," \"""- . . . "" '"'~•' 1vv~ Of mVt+Cit. tntmo. ,, VMIO to fT\Of'liiOr n.t!I'W 1Wte1101\, \IMC'toiiM I MS l,tnel+f't•hc- St"f._nt.. 'Wtrlt~ TttE: .SPEA.IItER ~P can l"t1Mi,, . . . ..;eM+O~o~PQrede'IOt.K~"' aound w. tr'lfln oriOinM. ~ .SI'JOCa.4lf &Miey Aw. (I ~~of ~. Now c . . 10<W DON~E~t. ~ll-:p= o1 113 :::-:-::;;;-- M:eM4rrt ABLE IOI.In- ,,a•.-~ to ootntStle ,..,,, . . lf'IGI• ~ ... 1\Jaft •f'IO •noo fYPIIIO IRCB DOOMit 8"' Df:'..o but futwe no.n.maM ........ UI:AYE&. :...-.=·:.o-:r.;~::-;..:~:, "Jvf'M to'""'"· P«''" &JIGOOI Colli"'"' MCI OH1 8l'f'11\c:Jey f WI~TtlfTwTM.. PAM , WO R t..O II' I CKUP - 0 A proftuloully typiMI luciAn C. Put.to Attomey·At· UW H AI'l t YPING , EOt f' I H G &L.HIEit S'Mc' eii.IJnt In t.,.m ~ lo Amf'llf"'N c.tmCJYt..&•~ cli~atloM. M-W-F-~ T •• Dm RIDE BOARO Wltroel'lltd o.i111f\,""' fY,ffrifG SERVICE Hort't\ lut1ekt Prettof'lbl• Glaurtarloru . th~~ P'olbtic.-1'loclr-. ... ~ Ga41 ~ (..o~e t..I HOA r.aw. a nice WMk.O 010 IM'tt ...0 tloastfUI ~ ...... ........, efJpm. ,.J_ .a D*EK. .......,. .._, Yw fir\a+llty ,......11. l+fi::IIPa te11b,..... b '""Y «D~imlc ...... .,..,,Gnnll&. ------.. NEW GUY Mr.Taco 3248 Main at Heattl -~· ~Ill -~....,.,_,.Mit AHOY •flllttO SOR•Y IETS""*...,.,..W.s-O¥ef' Detorf' If o••ne T'Nn1r.t- f+Or ~0'/tft+f: ,~~~~tno . ........... o-me '0 ...,.~ .,.p w ll'ft t SERVICES Call 688·0100 C.nttt IIOit TttOSE.M YOU..,..WMftoli!OW "*t m~ Comt'l tr.m • J M t Lvnc.. 11 00 Mot\ tr.ru F rl W~y nf.. . . , _ S Q+n-b. N9W ¥hW ~ n.r.dfy O+kN+I "'" Ice ~CJI.lMO~...O~ It tor liJO . ... «tn'-t. t.GOntelttl' wrrtt StWOtnt to 00\.LAit.......a,~ 834·6866 .neu.• ,,..,"'"''" ow..... .,,.,. uv ........ Ott l7 tt LAIW Prtoa+y pm, ~ Sund.evPf'! AC*It-~tf l• D41W7 T:::od lt7t MOOSEIUATH " - ._ - l't'tot41• ...,, Fa.Da &lvd. - n,, ...,_ Ill'\ ........... ..HILAotl.Pttl" F'ly 1ft feu Pf't\l•t• -~ ~~ ~""'"*•eur""' tOUti+on. t«) Alttrt tl MOnS... Ut "aE -~ A H A ,... 1551 Ni&Qua L!"T'l I"AttTV A f Chif'1i trl "C Yankees PQMP ROOM 315 Stohl ltOGd - __ ---- -·- ·~~O't ~1 IIWt fOt ..... 114WIIU • "-flA4 • POnru FO"TASIA ~FM..V. I F A N YONE ....... fib • c:vt• DUCI9'J'• OIMW c ... X. . , Gt"" H+c c:ontd .,.. . . . .MI'I MO<eu., ~ ..,.._ l>.ftd doa't llu\ow Wher~ to ao . '-"" mt annH Hf.WY 1tm. ~ AUTO CVC\.E I HlUU.HCE tow r •tft tor e&l ..... _.. O~o~l•~t QUICK COPY ~ ~1Wf"51rt'Yttonrrvtl...rltn...... Oiolf")lft 'f•M ~our ~ ~ CAn't w•H fiJI i SUPEA FAST PRJIITING STONED on cable T .V. .-.tn tli+CllfiiWII W'YQ MARIIlAIICE.J.H W. (".,, .,_,..,. nlft-.r lf ...... ~ 1Ur44'U .- Dl »11 , . . roo'""'•'• MI!H DALEZ:I ~-· • aJ'W6yt • f'1)0j'TH'I'Mi<t. P.,.,... { t ~ . . .,..-,-. . . \H) ......... ,~, aQ~rlulw;rai Del"f'W",.... . . . . . . .. ,.,.,.. yow r ........... tbt OlrM £¥4in PERSONAl rt•u tl\161teftC.e Ull171 Wftel'• ,.., T"'"'-clc.::...,c;;.._ __ '"......., •ICI'I ........ voure • ..,..., JaoYf' a II"'PP111"'' *'Y. ., . ~ · ;a. eo~ u =~~~··;w.::.~~ U)...,. ._~ "'"*"""' YOAJ ....,.f: llfW'tleO to _,... Nt'Tt'tl P.S $f1HIIMQino tn '(lo4K c _., ~hungry. "fO SHARE l ~ury 2 bdrm _,., .WtiK to AmMr'\t C•mCNS, v.ry , ,. . oAaDic <Omp••••'v Cllttlv~er Call .nyum. U lf LVXUtliOUS TWO IEDitOONI .,.,.m~t 'mtnvM wtlktn; Oi• tance let ""'""'' C..mPVt,A.a fM O.vid i:U~ ltOOMMATI WANTeD l MclfOCII'h .,...tmtr~t, flllf'CI4.a, IDOf'd\n.o ar-~?v '"""'.v..d F - .. s~ -;;;:;;;--~ ,, o·t.t• SUE MC AV'-EV ~!hb~l MARK S.. 'fOil a1 Chlln, FtlQaoy 6 PI'\ MALl end modlb. c..&lf« tnto. ut-lW ..... No~c.atl .... ,........ f"-Oft l'KAT SPEOAt.l.ADV: ·•~y, GIIMf tiM tried m-.y • *'Y· W ID"'II! &It IAN i btko EOQeE-tlOYF 8\ll OfritL.-T nA'tflt'P I TO MY Pt4ANTOrM F IANCE . Happy AC)O.Y. 1,. ,.81\l~ttTE. t;OM£ Kttc-,... P'IYtltOQ.a A.o;aii• DI• lmm.dl•~., Ho I~UJI I • .._tlpn STEilEO £QUIPMEHl_,..,... mal(n .... 1 Dtoc:a• ,,.,., Mela. S t C..f'ftO\tl Fuml.,_. SNn M"' ettct lt.ltd*t wtf'h 11»1""'0. . .... tor NuMwrw& F'-.m... o.tl~ . ..,.,. 7 tO pm.. ll6-D.o1 HFI''V'.ANl£0 ...-."*" •.,.,.,v Ultt COOK- Itaot\n ""'"'' AOOfft. Pert tlnw N'W' 'f'OU c- t o - 344 s..n M INT TINO I E.OIIIOOM AniC OLDER MODEl MAMIVA. Uf'll't+trul c•m• "· Al t o o.,li\,OOO"' ~ c.. '*'~ OFf-CAMPUS HOUSING .._,l pm4'f'lt.ftdlona.bl• f.all th•r t •CIO ..... ........... . . , _, ~I O.C:Ir, lf wt Call $ ) 9... ~. rn ,,., ua • ot NOTII..H CMibia. PIONEER 4•WI'f 'PNken S210 $hal'p T6J>e O.C.II '100 J"'l II~ new Dtn ...-a atot O+r•ftf' C\111 Tic'-••• for ~­ Nil hm P"j.LAII!' GMt &.Oil OLAli~l ~ • .,.. ,...,...._ CWN AltOOttt t~ )ll U toW'ODM. . C..l l&tcPt llew•CI uao.oo Ofh+tt'•· .,..,,,. ........ l c...f 1 TVPir..tU D£ADUNE IS oct. IS suo lerz.t ...... J;ft ~ (llr &1\•f'Of\ tt•USJ Pft. .tnd 8l M••ic Committe• N!WSPAID. ie..,__,... OE'S"E•ATIEI LAst II_,_, CIIOOU R CNI ......... __ 1'4M VV\. V0 1D dMOerG Iii Wit _.., SOd• n• cu-s:n1 . ..IOtN w2 •" ro,fltPil'l.•. n.--.s.-.. 0 L0.5T !I FOUND f Uf ...., • rOr'o I'•Ut.JI to tttpt~ •~ ..0UI..l V~/,.1\lTf '*""" .....,.,... (f U Ufl~ Hl.. .,.._..,.. m•~• ~· t i>OOy 1\ l.eof!D1e ~-rn• Sp.«~u~ Do.' f\0 1 _.~• G'-M fO ITt-MS OAitAOa SI'AC£ WA.NTe:O ~..... Call .......... , . NO fiE'FUN'DS e r• ....~ o.t'l fdDOfttiOMI~ .-wt NWf• . :..-...: ~ CMt o.¥tct . . . . . ; BtU' one Super Mr. Taco Get One Soft Drink Free , _,...,..._ 10om . 2 ""' ..... 10 - · 4 - ~. --(with -thl.o - ~· ad) Expire\ Oct. 25, -~ rs A .,. ............... ......._.. ............ ............. MZI•l•'''""- No. Mniq L&rt Lei SE'I£It DA _ _ ,..,. _We-food rill ~OOam B:: -· ke+IO..••tfllt4n 3178 BAILEY AVE. 8J6..890S �,.. quote of the d tty I ··t know tnlll you believe you undeJstand what you think I said. But I am not sure you reallte tnat what you neard Is not what I meant."' -Coach John Kntpltu Note: DKkpeee Ia • Untveralty ~lot ofl'ht Specttum. l"totlcu - ,..., rr.c of cllorge. The Spoa,_,_ 001 g_....t.. INI Ill IIOilcu wll oppur .... f"~Mf'U 1M tltflt to odlt 1 1 1 - . 110-. 111M to ._.,-· .,_,....be ...-...stor udl prlniJnt. o..dllnu w-,. one! Friday o1 noott. ore ""'*.7• backnage ""- H..attt Fatr II am.lnf soon, bt11\glng•Khlbl\a, llltru, oh<><t I.a..,.., - ond other ucltlng torm• o1 ln(ormadon on fOOd htatlh. ll'.kt 11 _.point to bt-ehttf' lnteruiJooat AlfMra Commhl4:e. meedng Fr+d.ly •t S p..m Ort. 27 In the ~lllmo<e - .. $.qut••· In lntereo~U a •. - . . ...., IKU!t)o 1n wrltlfte z.,.. • Cluttt-AH fecognlt.ed ctuin ol SA tnusl updete IM... Ofn... O.C.SiwttbyOd t~ Follut•toclooowitlruuh In b.lti!Q dtdated •NC&J'\IIe.. All h.mdlng will 1UJp .nd room trMnrtnQ prlvel«ou .-Ill C"e-UC Fotms att" •vaUtbk' M lh~ SA oHio< In Ill Tolwn 636-~ Lito Worbllops olftta "'o tp«loo-Uilopt IIIIo wtkll Todll)' from ).oi,JO P.l!l· the~. wiU k o ~ on ..-.king. .Jutt bring yovndl.,.. lor tht R41"rrt<1kN\ HoUN on U.nl"-raJty A.,..ncu~ T"'""""" lat oil you bedtgom"*' bullo """- will a I04.M'f\emtnt 41\ 1 p.m 1hc tl'l\rd t\oot ioungC' ol Ooodyeor So""'- 8ring you own ott If you , ... one 110 ctwge. Fo~ lnlormotlon coli 636-28011. ._._to •z 11~ Tolbert 10 .kwllll por'ltoM'ft o( COf\ICJmce beHnd the tron Curtain •• !KfCd t.o cont.aoc1 &)5-n50 announcements l A - Studclll Aun. ,_.. Friday 01 6 p m. In 2J6 Sq~w .. w •n &tudaltt (ot Andttaon mt:e'l Etlkolt rutdenu-tncerc:tl~d Inch~ •'La' CorN .n: whol 81Ktl MountaM II ~lq« IJ en ebout The- otrk~ Ia ~lfc-d on th~ f<NM floo, o4 PGrte' . . . CO«M" by •n)' WHkOty to Rnd OUl wMI ~~nu are ,X.nned tor cheupc_om~ne wece:'h F•u.h:mcn Recorctt- Ust dutt« lo P!C;:k up VO!Kt elllhtt -...tck from 9 4 p.m tn 2JI Squirt UtC8 tk:"t.ta for Th•n,agl_,.lnQ 01ghu and b\15u ... 111 tH! 1\lllleble: flH"'\dl) \n honi of lht Elh from 8 ' I p m 1n hont o l lhe Chub from 8 10 I'm end tn hottt of the Undt:tglound ho"l 8 tOp m p.m . In lht FHirnO(e Room Squire. Newromers welcomtSelf de.ttnac cJa81 tor women ond leughl by women btJillnn,ng On 21 11\rough Nov 2!». trom 1-9 p m . 11 tht- SNw /W\tmot\11 Ch~rc:h. C'OffW' o' Jer.wy and Pont:r. fOf mot~ lnfOffl'lM kM'i Call 8611··2432 ot &n.J-472. t'9t.nlno,. Do yov eom•ttmu tMI tbac you or 1 (rlcrwl n\ly drink too mwd\? ~ ~tcohol Aw.,e:ne"* Progr.m b. hue co Ill~ 10 you 0<01> by 174 /OFAC. Ellic'oll. Wed...-yo ftom 6-10 p m F...uttt dq>ro&Md « teue? Join "' Toetdll)'t ond Thut>doyt 01 • p,m. lor wollclrlgljoogt"1j ond d group. 1'\m ol 1M Unlwnlty Courue11"1j S..VIa. 71 Horri~Nn . Call Old< Tho!nu ot 631 ·3117 lot Wlto...,..lon end Hon.1- A dl"""lon '""" !WI tendlot. botketper. tomorrow o1 II p.m. 01 th• Amhtltat Cha,bod HOIJH, 2501 !I. f'oro11 Rd .. W hlnd Sj>ouldl"1j. Ellkolt. C- Do you know wl\ot to do In a ""' cnMrgeney? \Vhkh llr< uUnsuiWr lO UH 1nd Whtn? Come get the enJ.wer• to oJI you qUU~Jont lomottow et 7 p.m. In 1M l"tonlll.ounge. Arl,UMo .k- ot,_t looking lor ortbtJ end,._.., .. MondtliY end T_,jey· blnl<f'l\n<o .,. g ..,. l18 UQA8 #1\dk Contmltlt.~ mecu We:dnt:NI)' •t 6 p m in I Wedn~ey French OUb ml!elJ. ~Ill, -'\C. ) 4' Squlr• 631 ·3~21. 334 Squire. Wuled deys And wasted ntghU? Spetld aomc ~ tN' Umo w11h ~ ....., need you. 1\kb end older od\1~......, yrxr ContO<l CAC In~ SctWt~ l 3~21 Dunocreric SoclaJ1srn eft9•Mti"'Ot 0.-.dtate: Stt.Mknts tn ~encu. •ttd CCMftpultf c<ooornla P\&turet tctenoes: Four rMetmhlpl. &n 1\lMI't)" ~t 1\IUabft: tot s&:~MI ln.letu&ecl k\ lae'nc. ond t.eftr>Oiogr Fo1 funller d<lOlb • rll• WIUiom 8 Hoyt. Ktmbt:r ot As:s.tmbl)', L..e:gtNetlve CommtS!olon Ot'1: Sc10n<c end T«''tnotogy. Slot.t ol l'l<w York. 131~ Floor /\gone) 4 81clg ., ~bly PO 8o< 167, ... lbany. NY C.lndugraduet~ a1 l.lO p m •n Ciemef't$ Atrtc.an Ann, mult FJiday tl ., p m In 2~7 Copen. me«t Wed~M:adty •' l p m . ion O<cupollo<lol Th•,.,1 p<t.... •lo< Big llrotlltt/ Big SIA ~ftlng W~y et 6 p.m in the Good)tAI b.~1 ua l'lodlevollst Club - - - •• 1 p.rn ,. 234 Squire o..tet M.,-MI\on Comrruttee med.t Sunoey 1.1. 1~ p.m m 345 SquJre C.ll&lt 3S2llor more tniOfm.tM»n 12248. 518-455·5081 . P\anntno Orrkt worbhopt. Rt•um~ Wrlll"O Thuftdey al I I •·"'· In '~ Capen, Tt<hn~~· fOf ptcp11lng an efltctlve rd.ume will be di.Ku.awd: Job lnlerwfewlng P~roUon • "td Techniques Worklhop rt\urtdly tt 5:JO p.m. In .. C1emens. "C. end Frkley .t 3 p m •n J 16 Wende (Aftet this workshop, tludtnll wilt h.tlft 1 ct\IMt: to prectkc Interview., by usln" vldeot•pe <qulpm<rtt) A video._ Willi><: shown .,., dlsc...-1. Qraduoll"11 /Ill"""" Senlora •ho ott M<ljOrlniJ to onlhtofiOiofly. ~Its. -ophy, hlot"'Y· politiCAl - · po)'cllology ancl-'oloml who In Lhe "'0 cteoree-1\ $f'OUP of mktwute.n unt'ltf..Ua .rt _Int.,- movies, arts & lectures '"'The. US C1Yit RJsbll Monmcnl end Ita lnt•m.aklnal Re:perC'uuloN·· glvm b)l F•ank ~sleh Wcdnetdoy .C 6:50pm In 316 /'IFAC. Ell.loou. 0<. 1\ngdo RIDo wilt opult . . o....pelhlc: 1<\odicln• \If.-..loy ot 8 p.m. In 234 Squire ....,... llfrftv CIC •Tho. ! ' t -Ics wnl pe<form Oct.~ .. 7 p .m In tilt I<Mha rlne Cotnelll"huta-. EU'cotL l'ldw.t. ere I'V~'Ie ot lh< Block Mountoln Uollie-. In Ellicott end che Sqo.jt< Tld<<t Ollke. 1'1'-illos Followlhlp l'rogrom. Kllk<KIOII Hotl ttl . lnd'-'o Unlvenlly. Bloornlngton.lndJ.no or ..II lOll heo 80()...157""420. F~l~-.h.ipsa:re abo .vartab~ lor dodoral •u.~ety '" the: 1\umaftttie:a., .tdeocu, mathfflletk:t end "Polla11 o.-.. oo !.be WO<id Stago" {ll. .n by 0. Loul> lrlbame ot the- CJn.tw.l"'i'Y of Toronlo Wecinuda)' 1t 7:l0 p.m ~ ltw lntemation•t •nstlwte. 864Dc_M..,.rc. Avt:nue. ofln•l"11 l~llofthlpo lor ~,. t:nQinMf1ng., 1\ppHeetJont are due JantJ.MY I~. It&1 ..En¥1ronment and CIIK"U"" gtven by Dt . .JQhn - ~n 1hc H.u Loung.e 1 Squ•rr Ia thGR IUe efter Htoh Sdlool? In order 10 (I"Cf out, one must PI" the Hlth School £1:1utvatency t.,t, CAC I• looking for voluntceB tnteruled In wotklng with women >'11ii" t7 3~, In ptcp..,-eUon fot lt'!b tHI. Contaa CAC In Carc.o~ AUdltlonJ ror Ayalot IJt•eJI Dance Oroup tomorro• ot 1 1pm w.wo•a Wktclos meet tomorrow " • p.m.. tn l09 SqvJrt O.IICI< H<oly •111-k on ·-n.. Tr....U.. from Blue 10 'f•llow . ROO<" IO follow UIJ lf1tem&tloMI-Wther• end cotumnlsU lnlelolad In wtillng fort.JB~cmanon.t~,orp.rtldpoUng In IUedltotlal '-rd. plee,. coli tilt SA orn~ ol 6364~. UB lrtlmut~IMAJ It • mo11thly )ourn• l •nd lt.a Ont IOU* •• )Ct\eduled to corm out In lhe apr•ng •~uter , U8 lul~..lloi\M Is to 'CPft=Mnt the Ideo~ of ue·. lntern•don.el communh~ on lncernalk)n•l tnlllc-(). tomorrow~ Squire- ""l.norlty tl\Mtcntl who are Afro-Ameriun, Hw.p.nlc; Amerkans or Naclve American.-Thr tJnlveTaJly of Rodtuter wenla to mHt wl1h mtnorl\)1 atudenl conce:mmo feUowah lpa lo purwe • high qu•llty e<tucetlor\at ptogl"lm l.eodlng to lh~ ll'ail•r ol Bu.thw:u AdmWIIIJiratlon ~ooe of 1M sl• Coruonlum ot tomorrow M7 p.m. spontor~ &tnr..-n by U'e Workahopa. Ctll 636-2808 or come Ia 1 I0 Nor1on to ttgl.itet TuJ. • tea-rock g.roup, •Ill pe.ffo.-m Oa 2~ In tho Kocharlne CorntU Thtatcr. T1chell l'~eUoble et the Slee-k MtNI'\taln U otfrce, Porter. OntvetJJtles,. No beekground In manaoc"mcne o• blod.IMS.t w I> . - - y . The l..lnlv.,...y 01 Rochut<t will on compu> T...-1. Sign up lor .........,._. In 3 Hoyu Cor coli l<lra.l<\ed, ot 631.3~1~ wan ...,_ UUA8 Coffeehou.M Commlltu preKnla A..rtk Treum ond POl Alg., Soturdoy ot 8.30 p.m In 1M Rat,...ell• r, Squite. 1n 344 Squh• lrom 11-lp.m. knlon-The foltowlhg _ , . . .. 111 Elli<o«. QIWrea . .,...,. _ ...., ludlne bro4t., ..'""" ,_.., """ -1-. vou,.., 11o1p br o< 8111<l3371tom to-e to.lnlervltwa. Sign up in JHoyeo Cor colt 1'\!L- 01 IDI.J51S; O!llo t'ionll<m Un~ (Tho W. Ptttlt Coltogo of t..w1 - ,, Uni¥<nllr of Dtnwr'o Oreduolc Scmo1 of au.&.es. anc1 PUblic: ,.,...fl<'!'tnt W.onoodll)'; Unl'wtn;ity of ll<ld9<Po<t Scmol o4 La• Thurodey; llomllno Un~ty Sd>ool oll..ow Th..,_y Todoy: Fl•ld Hod\ey • ._ Bufto.lo S!Olo CDII094. Rot_,. Flold. 4 P•fll· TomortOr. VoUrybaU V.J.. rtl•g•r• Untveul\y end Unlverolty ot R - t r. Cl.ttk HoU, 6 p.m. W«<nudey: Socxer at Frodorlll Stole Coii"'ff. Flold 1ockey " HOUQI><on Coll«gc• ~P Golf ot ECAC Cllamplonllllpe. cer11ng 11M. e..A-Fr1t<ld P100r.., ~,... Ant~Ropa Tult F - In ,....,......, wtU. throe n.., t:Kperk'M-ntef projeda. peop(u trt needtd from Oo-. •net eJtieol1 dom)&. ............. " " - a-s. Ull ,...111111 Club Is now w lng-lorme<S. If you ore lntotuted, <*II Olen~ ol 1536-46811 or Ror1 ot 631,46 15 greduol! lludenla. For mor~ 6ftalto <:allll1·»21. ......,.mon T-t-4!egbl.e< d.1o ,..,. ill 11M. On P. l'loloney C~ olllcc or on 11M. fl!llllooo of Squirt r,.,.,., I Z·J ~.m. eo. "' tto- Is t121, 1lle 1o ~7. Oct. 25 11om 12-e p.m. In 1M For.. ~,_,_.. holy 101-. T100 lt"'Y - I))"'"'*' Jot.,.,.,.. - . lac:.IOd .., 11M. "-"lno c - ot Jee Balol)llo , _ - · · 0.. .,..,... -holp youoil..... - oollaee .... .-ody to cwpnlta........ - ...........,., - . - - - - nt!l... ~you lirlliboob, WM - - ....t INttt, ao - .,., ......, _... ol .....,..... , . .,. • lr• . _.... .... ~tls-,o. o...llou.. ~ from \1..3 p.m. Tuotodo)l Iron! IH p.m. w......_,"""' "-·p..,,Th~-108 , .... """ ,...... 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Tlutl ~n lllflls tmpll.uis away from !he plliJosopltical deM!c over the Otneta1 Bdlation plan and omo the qUCIIloo of raourec· lmpllcatioM 'sbould t~e plan actually implemeraled. Ptndotlo IIIIICbed a memo Jivin& biJ for a General Education pllla, wbicb he caDed "(..,.;bk" IDd l'mllllmal.'' _...,..adocl• FUndet Peradotto's P1wt Ill proposal, freshmen would be required to take one approved courlt in eecb of the five !Coowlclll' areas oullide of thtir lllll)or. Additionally, two more~ <OUriCt dra'lfll from a pool of CXIIIrSeS from anY oUUidc: Knowled~ Areas woold have to be abJOrbed. Dodcli113t0 skip Peradotto'r call for Plwe l llDd II, wblch woaAd have eased the Univcnity into Oentral Education, the Committee voted conviDelnaiy to adapt llD acc:erlerlled version of the Dean's plan. HaR said the .......,. for the Committee's ~on was bqed Oil a fear for the Ufc of the prosram. Mllny bdlcved thll b)' rush1113 General Education, it's fUlUTc would become iii<;Ruinaly questionable. ''If .,.. atttmpled a FOil 1981 implementatioo," the Chainnlln said, "andboeomatu llfter another ocured, it mllbt disctcdit the colirc prosraro." Hate coqwascd cooc:cm that the whole <kocral Education plan woold be ICri!IPod if a re-cYalltalion wu forced. friday ___ tllit_.., _ a....a. Hllrc's COIIIIDittec rcporu formally to Paadouo altbo\1111 the Facully Sentn is empowered 10 review its work. 1be "'f'm not too flllllng thlnga ..,_ UOt.lltd ,..,... , . .. FK\Iky Senate's Executive Committee will dilcuso tbc depou-uncots with macy for thdr luity iD submittia& OcDcnJ r<COIDJDC:Ddatloll at its DCX1 mcctJn&, WedocscJ.y, its Education COUCI<S and n:ocnocd special "befllemcat" for the Chailman Nonoao Solkoff csplai.acd. Collcae'• fail~e to brina forth any ptoposab. 1be plan miDt abo be apptovtd by FKUity Dans, Viet Both th~ Studa!t Associltioii (SA) ccprcocntativts 10 the President for Academic ACfus Robcn 'Rosobe-a and QB Ocoa-al Educa&n C0111JDiUce:-Hkcsb Hath! and Laum> Prcsidmt Robcn L. Ketter. Shapiro-voiced dear opposition to the oommittec's move . 1be question of the key factor in the implcmmwion "~ have bem defminc Oentral Bduaotioo for too loo&." proaram is the source ot JOmc minor cllsaarcerocot. Pcrodotto Hath! ooted, " if you comproa~isc the intdla:tual Yaticlity for laid 111at the Dans arc of aiUc:al importamc:c because they what you presume 10 i>e resource availaliilily iD 1982, you arc control the rcopurccs. Ketter, how<Y<T, maiotaincd that chcWD3SIUdmU." Ro>d>era wjll be the porion IDOil respooulblc for whcthcr Shapiro joiaid Hlllbi's condemnation of the vote. caUn1 i1 OentraJ ~tloa it aUowed 10 aa orr tbc sround. a compromi.K in tbaa it '..!gj\'esin 10 theprofe:ssioa.a.J ICbools. '' She r<qUCSied • arcater and more in.<feplh study "beca&aC Oppooldo.o Cerveny's d.aJ.a il m.iJlc:adjna." '*TM: move was coo hutV:' Peradouo offered Ills su.J>port for the !;ommiucc'• Hath! concluded. decisiqn, p<ovlded the sroup .-.. biJ ooa.ditioos and its plan VI« Prcslaent for Academic Affaill Rossbcrz told 1M is feasible. "U I could be cotiYinocd tliat <no\1111 counts were St>«tnun Wednesday that he prcfcrcd to rCSCTYc oo the there by 1982 to 10 with P1wt Ill. I would stronai.Y Committtc:'s Vote until be had rbe Cbance to study it more. He recommcod it aod support it," he said. said chat he is plaonins t~time discusrina the 0tneta1 The Ooan odmiued that he has sb.orHerm view and i& Education qucstioo at bil academic: rurcat tocia)>. Solkoff, conrldcot that Hare'• committee plac 10 occdcntc hit lilce Rossbera. ddayed commeoc on the Hare COOUI1ittcc's pr._..t it possible. Peradoc10 said that he was discourqal Tuesday VOl~. __,..._ Vol. 31, No..201SUNY'at lutt.lo/10 October 11180 • Ocecral llduc:al.ioD~ lllat IUCh IIJidcal sl!ilu arc •'J!olitbl"fa . .- . wt;tc the-~ quccliilll iAvQJves ecadalCs, Full week for Foczu/ty Senate; long de~s mcirk Seistons In acp&rll<e IIWUI>on $CSIIOM, tbc full Feculiy Senile IDd lu Executive CoiMUttcc this ~ focmd' dt......._ ..tncOied Ia ~ oo a Yaricly of >Oiod(e ils<la aod liltes>ed co repons from top edaiialiuators. At ill Dl<llll.bly ltlaliq,the full SeMI.< aaw andbeatdU8PresideotRObortL. Ketler and tbc two ocadaniQ, Vice l!raidcots -~ _..,.... on various U)leCII of ~ V~Y ~ore beihuima., anotlooal ~oa quality whicb led 10 some: belled COIIIIIIIOU born Conn~ Scnllk Oudmtia Ncwtoo O.Vcr. At1D ID iu parent body, tbCP' EKcculive t-u.a Cotlap{ccc spent t,hrcc bolln ~-over """"' lhtec-boar the · Committee lpCftt rocctitla ""'R>U>d in .._....,~~ So~off-ilupircd the c•clillQICI. The disooUTSC centered oo scaions of Cerveny's «udy which iUwtralcd that there wiU be " mlllivt shlfu" in studmt popu.latlon from c:erlaln -au to otherr. Of primazy C4IDCOm to the Senators was t.he poedictjon that Social Scieoccs would be cspedally hllll·.,.._, to bear the brunt or &IIY ic:ooiii'CC roclloc.ltioos d'uc to the shift•. Joined by Ketter llnd Cerveny, chc Commiucc manbera looked (J)r ways to .-ptDSIIIe for the lou and simutcancoU>f.Y · ]>ICOCtYCtbeeduc:ationali<u<lrityofthepl'aa. _ Ketter admiued that tbOI< nu.nibm ''JC&red the hdl out" of him and daimcd !bal. 0~~<> optioo to cruurc that c:erlain ::..=~.:.,":*~ ~~= F - Cbaina10 ~ ~ '* m. ISO-.,. report, ...As._. ...-. ..,. or Rcallll sa-s- dcpattments do ootoocmass;vc IQOUCCctut& - . . . -~ ...... - ~~ ... 11!!! haYC to Dobd than iD ooc lidil or anodi0r7" ~ Gerald Jtislila and otben d!J>rcaed Ccarlhilt the fooulty in . - . .-is uninformed. about th~ entire Gmeral l!duc:atioD prosram and iruisted tlla !hey 'should not be·aUowed to vote on the Cerveny rcpon cvco alia' it is printed 1n ruu by n. RqJOrtrr. • Kelta' said that Mc:e Galcrlll education has "I""" so far, the faculty bdter ~e out with a prosram" He poiAt~ to v.,. ~~ for Aapmic Affairs Robcn ROiibcra as the key ill the ll1lfllcmmuttioo. u~nlea he waou it," Keeter ex:plaioed, "Even if PF&d<»co i11111ps throuah 17 hooPS. Ya>crll Education is aoilll! nowhere." Th~ Prcsiclcnt absolved himxlf from blame for the siow pace General Educ01ion ·baJ taken. u lt's ..not the administradon's =========== -================ Of primary concern to the SenatM was the Pfe!Jiction that : Sociol Sciences w.ould-be esp«loly hord-p~ to beor the brunt of any resource re-oloCDtions due to the sfi>A·. its 'I w a cllotol.iaa of the implcmcntatloa of Oentral u-loa. -.-..s. ' Tbi~.. ~··Jcactlarcleba&c .,.a llao pt<!pam followed on the heel~ orthe " It is piclcd is. 10 blyc t<acbas CRJa their t&lcnu Into tal*. Ibis liroc," olhtr fields. He fitted as another possible ICIC·iDterat that has Slopped its aoiDI." c..aoy PJe~• rae- ~at w'oot. -n.repon alternallYc sMIII! dlllll appoiotmcllll 10. 1Ce!tcr of~c fKUIIY (or fiilina dttta into the rcooutcc ...,.;r>COtiofts of ·profeuon~wina tbcm 10 tcadl itt lWO to ·ptOVide the ~ Jl<Oantm CXIIII1CS, 1 but said tllat they were too oyerworked 10 ~"· Al~itdld 110\<0ntain IICOidetitie'dcpanmcnls. ..,, rccommendatioas,tbe npo~ wu 'Many Scoaton objected to the i<lca dtat 1\IYCiiroc• GOnlitlcred c:rilical rO.. tbc IU!urc or OcDcnJ ·ptof-rs woul.d tcadl il> lllUS that !hey . wciidcal ~. - lllilht - be aoqualnled with in ordet to . ........... the taoWeC~ they cuna~~ty, hawe. t....._ ...... , '-"Y011 "'JJI4-IIavt Alta aad 1Aicrs eypa AIIMIIod to*COW!Jo{tJOcfililldraft_-a ·Metllc:ioc," Solkorc, ridicukd. from ExccutiYC ao.nt boicf,..,_/1'001 Divial011 o( UllderJr..,. 0dla' 8dtoOollaa (DUB) Daa J!Jiul PftdoUo ......... showed tbqD wx:aatfortablc with ..... ~ his J>COP.Oia1 for the the ooUOo !hat .,.,... subjocu could be J•s m .. ~0:..~. ~_.,., ~ 1o be ind~ uDder difra:ml ._£ _ _•.,.. Ilia ·~-..s ....,..,~ ~· • .,. ~ lltal would • . . ., . - ""...... pr.._.a - . urocuo tor............. ··~l&ldtcJ- - -'Yiiet~Dcat~c~r~ ~ 011 • Oilalr~a ·.N"'aaa (acullies. • bta- .ajd . lbll a clwlae Ill. tbc ...........-- poaillle, bill coac:edoclllliN - it ··'oo oiMouo ...~. to the dilemma or ~. ........I\IIUIII]ofMa and Lon........ - w· o(~ ...U.. C<J!IIIIIfnec aa '"'- The mcctina COIIduded with _ . . ..,_,... that Cenaly's comminec is to determine bow much each individual ~ Slood 10 lose in the "Way or· IUtdeDII aflct GcaeR1 Bducatioo·· - - implcmalled, the eoueaa anc1 9coera1 Ed.-.~o&~, 00 Scollsor asked Ktuer if the p ...... be !he CDd of tltc lcamiola cmlerS. l'hiidatt OliiY ~ aad Mid ''lou wait 't • ·• - oui or- on tlial." 1lut Jfdle:r ~ lila it ...... the ~.. co CDd the Colfeaa. Ho....U- ·o. m- no Cdlliill or tiiate- or !he coma dtc CollciiiS oll4, ~ Maoose" aad that !My -*SIIGI ... of tlllldt bel(> ~ ._..., -.~ \0 Oalelall:.dt>calloL • Sdl:offoaid ~the --.~~~a c-r,J ~--·· Ed.-.. ...... ..... -'&boar ~~ Novanber's rua s.-e ~. Al Tuesday's Saoalc ~itt* Talbert DiDina Room, OcDcnl_Bd.-ioe- onlf a .tdcliabl 10 the iosucs ,... lltn>e loP edministraton - ' e d. Adclitioaally. coaunincc reports caused c.ucodcd ..._.. tbus burnpina the ~ OentraJ Education iirosraro ofT the ....,u. Ketter spoke OUI on the rdoUo&ubip berwoeo FKUicy and Sbldatts, aldto"'lt be •eroained silcot Olltcacber qualily. His brief m1l.lrkS were .,..cal with littk rcspoasc from the Smalors. ~ ~cttc:r insisted that the •'arcatcst impact • faculty .-betJljaY haYC oo the educational and personal devdopo~<~~t or a student takes place when tberels iDtcnctioa bet.._ the t- both iruidc and ouuick a formal classroom setlilll!... He lh<:n recited I list or qualities he bdievts cacbm sbonld possess to lldticve this aoll of wcccssfut ialcnaioa. DedicatloD Cllld ............ coupled with an attempc to provide "variety" in che clasSI<>om _ , the c:omcntoncs or lhe Ptaiclerll'slitany. But above all, booc:sty is ID&IIdaled. He aid thai,. iDsutxton hav< numcntiiS opponu.oitics 10 be dioboclcst and tho& rucb actioes ~' beavily 011 scvdcnt pen;cptloas or .. _ behav;or." For araduat< Sllldics- he classified UB as a a.raduate c:cnter-tbe President maiolaiDed that be docs~~) tbillk. .._ must occur io a stcsllc uti cfutical ~ of !he VII- I have dltcosled.,. 1.a1« ill U.c - - . , •llrucc F.--:11 Qaaliuo atallllittcc [nS<IIICd his ("eport •b.ida bad callled. D\U.DCfOU.S dilfcadties • tbc. .Fooc:uky Soule ea-ti'I'C 1'-uc. '*""" ...__.ship . . . . c-illec - - . - - LWs - " · fnlldo tokl tbc w or..-.on thalllit ......... llllritted !he wide topic 10 • SIIIIIJo(~ D I h taiODe• f'nDcis, ltb __,.q he will . . . . ~..... lila ~ ''acecls a ~ ol tbc ldatiODtlllp _........,_,...,__ �' . . . . . . tile Melli SCreCI Ouopa ,._, (~a a..Jl Scleacos C.et, PlwllU Ulil bo Ia ..........., to meot with IRbllecll for lhc .DoDud IIIII ~ SCbooll mel the Health ·~~1.1 •I _kl6<mlc: Affain, .....,;.n .,. Roooboq, ~ lk Uaivtr*¥ 11114 urpd ,._Y to ftc.ht ....._ora poet ud opote o( . . -job. c-por;a, it to !hat of a..pll's , iaiJDortalizod by La........,. F<rlilllboal, bo .aid. "I fed to talk about aCademic tllissloru OJJd direction. United Univenity .frofeulons (UUP) President Willi.lm S. Allen spoke on his role and JUt hopei for the faculty 11114 professional ...?r lllllon this , _. He IIIIOd roahtiQa the lNdact outtera ill AlbiQy u a tOp priority. "We _, "" ISC04IIICba victory last Y<*J but we woa only for that Oac year... th; Hwory inwuruJr oapbincd. "Wo will play hard·haldcd politics," Allm noted. to http aave tho SUNY system. · mvlo111 of 0..0 ridiaa away on biJ hone, Jlyloa nluable pfu to daullory damsals ~ ajl ariap IIIKbod.'' But Ill llil".wt.~ -.~em~a. ~ l!lld.- tbort ore "i!ways Rrlnp. Moot illlporuolt.U tbo ~a U~y • • f..tco its~ poups. It is up to tile odmiDiotndoD to rauln oa:ownhie 10 dlac, loaborJ ...-a!ned. Tbc Vice Praicloftt, dmrfaa the appnwal ot lhc s.a.ton with his ytvld prooe, c:aiJcd for a ''rdovc:stmeN of eoeray'' In the or ·WOULD YOU BELIEVE THE HAND IS QUIC KER THAN THE EYE? q not. .u,p In otwl . _ lftCIIIdane ~ ot tltcl bar f or )IOtW e..{lloYment-o! lite f ORKS HOTEL and to..,_ e Frldav flela FI'JI 11 am • 8 pas • Late COLU:CE OF LAW oE .... Ohio Norttt.m University ~ ' So~cb Served Nttely e R£SERVAnONS REQVESTED FRIDAY a SATURDAY I 3251 BRO"ADWAY AT UNION 68~-6545 ~~H011L ~ , .... the "dloplloria" wbidl bat MCtled Ia. Tbo emplwla mllll bo ahillod to hwn&A. oeeds Roubeta llid to the bauuaocl crowd, and IIIUA_.about. ..For tbiJ iJul!tutian to . . . . . lA ~..no... rcoewal procas, """" lilt, tome paiD may bo _,,"ltoaabcrJ llid. He IIU)Oomced thll tlais p r - Will bociD $bonly and l\lalillahkd todaylsiiC8danlc r - dai&J>od ~.. • ~ Altnctlons a bDtlcl .. EIMr1 ciiJ llld -mg • Cornldlul • S!*f8lty Al:b • •• fllillf'lnd Mate o.nc.rs · ~yJim. ~.:._.,. .. c-... �No SA contracfyet;' NYPIRG gets cash Kaolved. lbe 1'11111 _...,k lw boa> completed to rdcaoe ~ Ia fllllds ant.Jood bJ the UB ~ laA A..... r...,. t.bc New Yen Pllbllc IDI....,. ltaarfh Group'• (NYPIJ.O) IAIMIAI .uoc.ioa. AA:c:ordiq tp Sludau AslociMloo (SA) Trcuwc:r Alai> Nallwl. the orr.,. or Student Alfoin-1~ wbich all mandatorr leo allocation• are budled-aPP<OY<d rdeuina the G:IOOCY early this ..t. Tbe autboriulion on - . be ctplalaed, lw bea& r......-.n~ec~ 10 Sub. ao.n~ ~~~e ~for UB's scudent ~Antqoaism ftdlcd this l\lll1lDer when Auociate Vice Prtsideat ror Student Affaln Aolhooy L«C~~ZUII ckmaoded or NYPIJ.O a mort delalkd aoocountlo, or iu QJ>CIIC!itwes. Tbe admlnbtrator . .11011 Lhaa lite UB 1'0111>-«fttrally localed Ia Albeay-rof.....S 10 provide lndlrilhlal campu1 recdpU. ' NYPIRO. bow...,., COIIDI~ thai it doa DO( kotp CAIIIj)IIS·bY· campw bndaets. , ••funds ~set arc san toourcerural bc:aaquanen in New York from wbidt they are later dlsburled for each project," NYPIRO Pro)cc:t Coordillalor l.eud Smilh DOted. '· ....... ........,,;q Gavt ...,.....,,_olio• Sl\, which detormlnes rundin,l for st~nt aroups. wu pulled into the rina u a mediAlor. When a deadlllek wu reacllcd. L«<m<~d~orled by SA ofllc:ills-inlj>oled the S9j()() CIDMrJO. Nathan sald Wedn<lday t1tat S7000 woukl be rdeued to NYPIRO "lOOn.'' uplainina that Sub ao.rd hu tO bold Off on pa)'III<Tit (or I few daya unllJ thecasli no.-e&o a=mmodlle h. .. But <Veryt. . . . . . IIIDaet,"he~ . - AkbotiP Sfj()() wu orii!MIIY Wlidlhdd, oal1 S7000 will be roJe.aed.. Tbe SlSOOdlrrerenee, Smith sald, wau for ad....w;,.a. Aar.._ wu ....tied laA week wtlen Smitlt pro.;dld SA·wilh a I!Ratdo...,. of~ "We &bowol bow t.bc _ , . they,pw: us was-t and pw: ... u. or projeeil ... did," be. aid. NYPlllO bad tiDlil Oclobet I 10 provide a det8iled • ......... ,,.,.., """"""'· ''lbcf ~ Lhaa !bey r~y mould bave." he tbcn aaid, " but ...aaiw q><dl'ocs we )... prOYide••, job daeri~ or-'> ~- Had NYl'IRO refilled lbe only r«naanina problem for NYPUtG is the tO <Oirlply. the 111011cy would have 100< intO SA's 1980-81 comraa with SA. Whe1l, initially rdascd laA acde(lll fund, (rom wbicb only d)< $(odmt Senato week, the • lobbyina O<llnlwaion aid it wu roukl rckue it. "unaceeptabk u is," while Nathan maintllincd it Nalhan awroved lhe>addilional infonnolion almost would DOC c:Mnac. immediately an<r it W&llllbmitted and forwarded his " We woo't Jiw aoy aroup carte blanche," SA cooamt to Student Af(ain, which ls ultimatdy Praidmt nm Sheehan araucd. "NYPIRO has to responsible for allocatioas. At that time tbe treasurer realiu where it b aetinalt's money rrorn." Smil.h, however, cited ponlons or the reported, "NYPIIlO iuit Jl!ff us a moro thorou&h breakdown. but eva> th.ll is not anythina more than whlcb implied that SA could ~ilndlna for any what Buffalo Scale's NYPJRO hu been clvina." project k deemed UJden to •udtntl or DOC --'na iludent iolft'<IU. One claUJO lUlled that SA would be New c..tr.d the "aol<lodae" In aoy aosc. Fundln& auidctina r<qqft FOUf>l to •ubmit While oeitha party would COIIliii<DI W._y oo doeument•ion or tlQlCDdi~Ur<S because they usc -.rhe <1011traa sine< oqoci.aUocu on oo-soiq. ~ student mooey. lbe J9j()() <rnbaraoed by t.he aid Monday thaa part or the problela . _ baw: boa> administratioo wulhc ...,_r.ponioa of NYPIRG's NYPIRO's (ailun to bavt M 01uw.y ITiiew lhc 522,000 1919-80 ~ docwncnt before the I'OIIP aaade a dcdsion oa iL SnUth last week!Oid?M~,_dlat.bc........ Bot~ NYPIRO aod.SA lodic:atcd Wcdaa41rytllat a <Mtle NYPIRG put IOI'thcr iftf~ Lhaa - que comraa may be wortod - -.k. ...,...,..t ..,.......,.t When God made man •.. He took a 'look and said. "'I c:dn da. better than that:' So He then created 1110man. 1\J.BOTT-0"8 --- f'OOa. •oaza- .X.•• - �.. Cnmela··'""""''---,_ ....... . . . ~ "The _ . Dqltive arrea , ... ~ " ..... ~ • a IOial ~.10 UB· "Wi!re 1ollla 10 have IO' CIIt •••labtratou. · Oradaal don opcratllla apeam," •• o - tbe~ .,._, ~ told !he ~." II ,_, - - liLide by . . 8lallll be u disutroUJ u ll ~ all fedcnl r.dl WOGid have been without 1M wer e nved by- dcla yips ~money." eqai)UIIeii't repair ..d T•t -r. ~ flUids o-117 Akhouab all upecu of deDUI -~by DOt rcpladaa . . . . . . ill fedenll7·r-led edooation ve fwaded Ia part by lid (IGiidoa.s iD tbe Scllool of tbe federal sovernmeot lllllllarY ~ 10 _IInke. to Drake, tbm: will happmed blrt lib't a be "ao deereue io 1M quality IIU1IriK to us," ~ or 1M dental provam." Drake DeaD of Pbanucy Daniel added that 1r the federal Marray . ao•eromeot continues t o Dean or the Deatal Sc:bool, decreaK f11oda, there will be a William F~ ~ the N'W$ flrl>dlq aap reprdlas or State that bis ~ will be aid. Nevertheleu, Drake arfected' leut b«Qiise of Sfate userted, 1M Dental School will fuodios it rUdved recently. "Uve with what we have!' - ·t :'What -diD• oaacaaiDa the MtdicaJ School is • that It takes• awa y Of • Dew devetepiDeUt proaranu, >• Nauabton elq)laiDed. ;SpedaJ ' JlfOIJ'&ms sucb·u miDorit;y education, witi be affected, 1M Dean deeiared. Students in the Schoo! or Plwmaey will DOl be affeaed by tbeae cuu because ''We an: not io aay wa:y loaina personnel, '' Dun Murra y malatained. "All thu 's bappc:niDa here is that the federal aovemment, at this panlcuJar aaac. doeso't bavt enouab mooey 10 allotate tM proaram fund totally. w. aU are reaivlq a pro-f*ted lesser share." The Dean believes these fu odina cuts will hinder "buJina ceruin equipment. W t may have to be limited in that." It's coming . .. BUFFALO RENAISSANCE .. pn,!B - �D 'Amato comes to town; swamped.by GOP VIPs ..,...,._ IIJ)efla ' - - Coo.olden>d a non-cndty iD tbe -~~~ ,.....-, tloe ~ SetworW primary, upocl vlclor AI,.._ D' AmMo lri,_plludy ..........t 10 Buffalo Wednaday by chuti.zUia lola~ Ill • d'foru o bolllcr hio upotate -aiiCDC)'. SurrOOIIIded by a ¥Crilabk wbo' s wllo of Waun - _ Vert OOP mcmloers--y or...._ ....,ponod riVlll J - JPiU ""uelil t1oo linll bow-D'"--o rdlcrMod his r;upport of tho ~ltGlk B ...S lncrcuod clcfa>~e ~dint· "ll l.t a lqillmll< object!"" ro Insure tho pa<e u a rcsulr of ow basic: otrrnJlh," !be 1..on1 bland Rcpublic&c told doc crowd of ...., 35 supponcn and modla r~. "One of m y - " llltab tho O.fmK Oepanmc:ot bone~~ bulk wbal ewrytiax _,-11 .,._.., lhore can~· k OUl and Jiye il...., 10 ' - - X prosnms." Mommu wer, D' Amtto-wtro IC!CII!od to b< plr)'lially dnrfod by tho rwo ...f_bolll players, Cocllfessman J.O )CQDp and Couaty Edward Ruikoskl-liCknowlodaod thlll 1M "obe" ol his previous-wu Democrlllk Conat...WOCDIIJ\ Eliz.ab<l~ ~. He...,.., ''dollhior claim thu she vocod 1Pk>Jt fu In rhe miliwY boodpr - ~" Holumu h• ulod 10 &boot dowo ._.,. dcf- CCIIIlna siDec rnrnnce inro ~ 0 ' Anwo daimod,IIIWIDa \'lbol'lhlllt- t'lllliac 101. T1w b CWIU\a IIIlo m\lidc: and bom. T1w is ¥Oiillt ...... the "<rf alJience of an Army, Novy and All Fon:c\" w E••a•liw c... ThmJna to innarion and a cumpina US economy, IYAtnlllo called for lncrcasod "rr>cal d•JCic>Uoe" wlaidl. be daio:M, ..., r<Sult from the ltoplananOiion of tbe ICanpolloth Bill. 1llis mcasw-e. he bd;c..,. is a "realistic apptoach" to , _ IIIOOft"'l' predicamans. Tbc: lqisW:ion lnvol..,. orr KrOil-rhe-booud w cur or 10 pa<:<ot for eaob of tbe D<ll rhree • year•. 1bil move, proponmu ~. w1U rt-nimulate the econotnY by liiYeotlna capital lnro th< sy~tcm-a procou 0' Atnuo call.t "rho encouraeanem. or tteapltaliurion." " Tlw's •hill rhb biU doo-lt hdpo ._ ...... thfO<IIb ...._u......-.... w..,__ ....... f conia1J we ou•a The Conpaun.u r-ad D'Aalato'• adaac of IUPIIllo.'~ "peli<C .. 001 •tellllb. aad bclllotc lblrl rebuild 0111 dcfc:osc." Slnoc a -c'{or O'AaiAIO iJ a - • lot olmlllb.lknlp ..-eel, rhcpcaa ''<arr be assured 001 oftly for lhil a<nentloo bur fOr fulutO lllll«ltloo·" Nodna thlll wa "will double ill I'll$ PresiciOm Canet.'' kemp cldwcl inlo rhc peJ1 q-lea JollA J'. JC.......ty,..,.... "thOI the major tl>ad blod< to full anplo,...ot Is rhc llarvy bardco or cua oe the becks of . . .:.e-...... . ._...__ . . _....,_ _...,...__ -----~ iAMr~ cilia of Buffalo, rh< rebuilclin$ of H<nlpoUad •• .aAd otha minlclpolilieo, we'K 1101"1 10 lt'l real UJbarr powth." he prediaod. ' Wblk 0'Amato wu rnc1oninJ rhc 1Comp-R01h Bfll. K..,p rautD<d tho fa\'01. "lltlon&Jyrndorocthecandidacy of Alplrose D'Atnuo," rhc IJCYnlanod former Buffalo Dills quanabliCk cJ<ultod. "Then> art rwo tl>ljor iuu<LfliCill& Wesccm Ne..-Yorl<-th< economy &lld nlllional defm!<!." people." 1'la.a ,.... 15 yan ..,, l)eQPOUIIdcd, "we <*l'lltiDd tills butdoll or IUIIIioll and l'l:lllliUioa uc1 lnn.tloo that 1s clrMna rho IIOllll& peOple 0111. or tile StOle of )'In V'orr." Clai&DJna thlllll a~lo he in Buffalo rosuppon O'Atnalo, rhc n..,.._ k:8illator propbcliliod gw rh< NoY<IIIbot bellol eomblrurrioe of D'Amco, ~ ~Jooald Rdll'l and llia>Rif will,_,.... New Y• Scak 10 "ill rilhdlll.,_ .. u tloe Empire StOio. " Wo'n ..... 10 . . k.'' D ' - o clllm<d in. " ft'r< IIOina 10 be a team.•• .,......... ... ~--- ----·-~--­ ~- ~---- ....,.....,·~ -- ATTENTION UNDERGRADS Discover new worlds at the w• ·;;.: . Graduate SctioOJ Information Day · at-U/B Monday, Oct. 13, 12 noon to 8 pm Tues. Oct. 14, 10 am tp 4 pm Tf}bert Dln.(ng Room· Amhe{St Campu~ U~ Speak to representatives of departments offering graduate programs at U/8 and from gradoate schools In ·the U.S. and Canada. Representatives for over 35 graduate schools as well ss every U.B. graduate department will be attending. SOME OF THE SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING WI LL BE: Tltl Bl......... will bE ~pus ON Tiel foU9WMCi clAys: 2,007 Ullin~,._ .. .. .... , _.,.,,.,,., ,., , , ~ I~ ...... ,......,,.,•. e!t:Mo 11. 1 - _.. ......... , ............. c.llege .. Bulllllo Off SUNY-., ....._~ ;ticxiMC. ... ::.. --,_.,_ ......., -- _ ·--- . ::::::.S:::f~ann1111aat u.n. ............ a.., ..... u......., .. ....... I·~. I, 1- 1· ,. . ["-' 1... ~~:a.. v..... ........., ........... ........., n • •• NJ•IIi:ullcll'llt. kJttlllllaUitla. .......... n: ......., ~........., ........._ UClA t r ... �- - ..,_,....,...._.__............ ........ n. 10 .......... ~ ......... 11\e-- - ....... ~ ~ - - - -... ....._.... .... ""..... n . -.............. _ _ ...... .... . .......... ~ ...... andttlll_..... . . _ .... ........ ,...,,...._*-'l'to,__,....,lciWIII .-......."'"' ...... - ~·a ' .... - 8CCIIIIIy- ~ ... ~ G« cr Rk._,, not • tkket ~-'t-tdbo-)IOO'I'Oiclf>llli'Jng l"*- . . . . clop. doN -~ - 10 . bo ,,_.? Wily - • ,..... for - bofiiQ o 110 ...,.y If ,, .. _ , ........ '"' PIM>o In • ...... lollOIIItoulllrrlng.- ~­ f ·rc~:.·::-=.:=..-.....-:==. "........... ...,...-......,,......,.,.. -v..,., _,t1:._ . ..... ....._ .................... _ .. .... ,_,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . plaocooMbe.tnuelly..__. ... - Oo to 8 1 - Hall on 1M Amr*81 Camc>uo. bftng I'OIH .,_,, 10 401 ~lotrotlon c:ar<Q ....., car ,.gl81rlllon (IIWY - - Ill< lor II). Then ovt the otupfcl tfting on tho · oldO window anc1 • .,.., parking In toto - n't ....,_ - ' " ' • a ,_ .-tro bUd<o let ... lor lor foodl'l '""'"Y 0001\. ..... . . . , _ by "'*10 lolllry ..... ,,., ,... -~--.: lnollivllfiO tm llllfll• .... JUcllllnt . . . . . , . . - _ , .. tlill ~. ......... .,.., ...,., -lion of t - loW!Ir nee dO,__.f • _ , 0 _ _ 11Weltuetloll ....... _ -In.,..,_ lndt-- dl"""' ... .. ~ " ~ ........ ~ ... ltUe. f --~~~~~~-~- olllw• ... . . , _ ID GII8CI I M I I M - - - . . . . . , . ~I Oftll' • - ! o f twa8r ......... - ~~ tllool WHI ... 0... Ed gllclo lftto o.,. eo......... c-a~net., mlnulll oul oii'OU"*Y lo f>lc*one Commu,., A"•n ........ ...... c:e.wt,,-~ll ....- a n d ~· a r o -. 0... E d - oluml>lu...S ,...., ~ toM If ........,_.., now. ~· MoleltoiiY-IOIIOfd~ ~~ ...._...... fto c:IIOtce. l u i _... oocoplanc. Oil,. Oil~ lliovld not oocw. w.·,. ....., IMI ,...,. Ructi In o 'no Cliolco' poohiO<\ and " aro nol con~ 11>11 ot1 llW tocw. pooplo thai conlllbuted 10 Ecro pool~will boot,.,.,.._ 0111 In rwo )'MIO. Wily, 01 llondlng COmii!IIIN Ci\11,., "-lor lilltO N:YO. 00 '""' p._,. appr..-7 And wily lo It " not &It lhet oloef' ,,., tnoro oro o.n not ....,..... 0... Ed cour100? Wily oft« oo 1111ny yooro ond oo much ,.,k , . . _ , K.itor now COli lqfM odmlnlllrltor lo loko the load with Oon EO'! """ WilY 11 Protkleni ollhlo IMI•Iflliy did he ollow "gullied Mll.tnllfOII" to ""'*" l,. fl(wom .. Wily woo -tiling II baolc II I TUI! Forco nol HI up IWO YOIII ogo and *liY did a 1 -lblllly lludy wall until now? We WOtry lhai iM Unl•...lly II lllhor tooling 111011 or trying 10 fool Ul II .......... IMI by pootponmt/11, 0... Ed'aiuluro will bo -red. R""""" lftlo Oon Ed meny boll..o. WOUld mekt lho fuiuro lnctooolngly Ono "Onolv" oltor onothtr, IMy HJ, might dlocredlt tho onl"- .......,.. Wllal lo now? Tl1.0 ~nefuo ,..,. occeurod; tho It --lonlbla. """ C!Moly,lo fMM 0... Ed-". majOr roooyn:e OIIOCIIIIO<Io will b o Kettll"l "-lion 11i11 VIet PrtllOont for Acedomlo AlloiB ~O.t"'-" 1M teiallonohlp 10 tooovr- and OCIIdemla,lotho bost - t o hoed tho projocl Ia · Coollttotlonl,rom ,,. DHno, 11 DUE 0... , _ ,...aootto - ' '· to aloo 01 etlllcal lmporilnea. Ilia bllrd.n tnat 1o IMOC.O on !hoot , _ indf•ldvats 11 '-Y, bill II llW UnMnilf hal looiMd a looiOI\, II lliould be thai ~lor 0... Ed hoi to como I rom one central authofll)'. Al!llougll 1111 dlclolo<llo -pone 0... Ed It vlrluoHy · - wge 11\11 -loMitla. lulu,. tor,_ " -'no ,,....,...,.worried. U(>,.,__,, COlli--..,., ,.,.....,_.._. n.~~--toeoedooonlnltuenll•ll -.. fadorln . . Cot!vnll...., _..... blltlho ~ecMiny. II' - ·- 11= dato ift ,,., ~ h8o boon celled "mllfOedlno· on4 the 111111"11.,._10 In Sludonl I>Oiill!etlon ...... g i - nMIO nwcll . Pf- fH -- . The~ Ihal Oon Ed wMI I\I.. on Ul .,_.., M }..am~c.tloll.._fl !of o,.,."""""" 11\ldy to 11111 Undlfwoy. bo--on 'how Will 1oM In tottno of'ouoQonlo fr""' 0... Ed. Mort llilft ~- bo 110 wiO UndetoiWlCI IIUCI/y wlwUho " - ' el tho progr- trWi be, AithoUgll .. 1/1101- b o - by ,__.,ho flnlolled-~ ~ "9t _ _ , ... 0... Ed"'" dll-111 . . , _ ..-.... boon -.!ng o... Ed lnd ·~"""'~' CMnor oaclllntl OftC!t• " ua 111 too long. Wo . . - . , COIIil>fOIIIIefng 1111-lo 'fOIIclll)' of • P«>ffCC for - a n d octlno on • ...-Jon Ihoi IlioN wm lrnpro.. In I 1- ltlldontl WI t<*ng OVI. n. ~Y- now, Qulcldy, -~~ "'" loorned from ito mllllkiiL 0... In _ . .Ed . tplanning o an lntollectual,_., IDOMd to II wu moldocl for In lmplamontlllon ptooMvra, """'" llord fa ete-1vc11 ~ _ , . , . _ " " ' _ ovttho oonoept. ll'a limo IO do Ill 111!11 1lein'l dot!e. ...,. llW ~ tnd ~ tooetlilf, lA* _..,..t Mtotot ...ilocltit-., fM OIW OCIWIII!ned to till 00ft00111 at tile top to cllt t hr""''b..., !*tY ooNiicolnd ............ IMorootiiMn]IA¥0 hlndonod tho ........ w.·..- - praolout INN.,.. i l l l - _...,. _,,.,._ 0..0. 0011n ...,. - l o ._. Ul hOI ~lilly loo'{ll'd 110111'" rnlol- muc11-....,.,.,_, t,. - lnd,.- 0et1t-"' ,...,lng -- Be there ....... .. ...... F01 1111 firM limo In 33 ,_,... 1111 U8 lootboN 8vlla _...~ M hi _ , _ . contoM'lit Aolory F4ollf .. _ , ,1uot lt'lal/wt aiW"91 lo an111 t,. --orhloo...., ...... n.,_, Qll$0 lht IIIQI!Iiglll ol lhlo ·• ~~~ IIOIIYI\'--"" - t p i - •not orgonlzad''lby 1,.. Unhnlfll~r·a' 'T•IItoltfeo IJ)d wftll olomril. " - * o II atlllo ftl fotmlltl¥0 . . _ ~t _ ,......, ..,., .... .,.., ,lnd ""-lonlturnout een only help 10 ....,.,_ - -·illl'.,._.., Oft.-- ,.t,.,._.........,.,.... Tlilro • • one dly 1111 while -IVIOiy not nino -~ QOino"t1811t . My dog, fho one tho lon410td W&nlo maio gat tid of, -up on ""' ltnd!Onf'o f .... Tl*l t lied to t.lllilm thai I didn't haM illo rent. tlwn I fOI~.bfll. ..... IJi dlld 1'.. filled lola lloiL I can going .............. _ . . mal~ and llndlno _.,_,I WDVId -~- OOid anWiotie poolo tlttoOoallt"' lillie_ OCidr.a toy - -a 1111n "-.bl daa." IIH _ . _ Window . ., m dl- - _. 10(- ............ ,_..._ compl&lnlo - t ,1'0\. . , .___ ot a I 1$1 - · ol oM ~.,..,.., m . --.- ,.,...,._"""""''----·q!liM-. . . --.- ................... _... ..... ..,._ . . . . -.colt,·-.. . . . . ..... e.•llfiollled . _ t - .-~·::::::::.·:::.~,.: ............ .. ................. ................... ""''"!"'""''~, .. ~ ......- ~ .. .. . T........ ·-40.-- . "'-•a- ...-. can~;.,.., up tha .... pliolll.l , _ _ , - t o - . - up In tho -liooli-l'd ~ Cllll ......--....I- talk on Ilia pllono !of """" wit'-' ~ II I - tlloo!GIII-"""' .. - · -.cltlll' ~~ ............. e..yOCNt-•lrtlho ............ iMd- _ . _ " " " ......_ -lng ..... ....- ~ ~ loUD. .... ...,..._......._....,.'lo..,.._ _...,. ........,....-;, _,.. ---~--..... ,.__ ........... I Nlillllde 1 1 1 - . - ~ 011 ,.....~ ~• Uni..,.Jty·wlde gathttiogL hi anochlr. mo11>0 mote lmpotllnt lmpetuo tor oomlng to tho g~~na ii..U . Albony Sltll 1111 )'MI melle ,_rge~ out of tho Buill pr-t• tho , _ , lotmldtblo - · UB l\lo ...., thlo · A win tomonow 1e an impotlont s t o p - 1111 SUNYAC ~ ~ "'.._ lfillo..:-"1- with iht lop :10 Olwtlljln .. ._..,.,...,. "' lho ....... So. 1o<ge1 )'OI.W1111odo!Mc .......,..bllftlos lot a low ~y .,., ttw 8ulio YI)U'ra bodclng II_, 11111,. -Y· -you II Aolory F1ald. �., i An US4Y on 'pretty' To thtt.Edltar. ....,. be«. t><eby but .,.. hod on 10 m<oel1 - P that l ! Q i e t t « l s a - totlle _ _ _ a , _.. to my~ leltOf;a _ , o _ . , other~ 10 a quote In Tlw ~"'lor­ .,. more alltaotlve IL they ....,. a nlce·- l l t y and not tiY 1 0 _ . , . , ._They do not no.. to ~ Is a.tal n l y - - . - -.u \lwougii!Na · I lind I "*-'tile I~ cwlllcatlon • . ol 11118 Flrwt. 1 . , not -lno II'IYMII • 111e oont llct. I don't......._ an __.,. , _, 1 do not - mal<e ouperflclal - r l - t l l l c - - They ora taken f,_ repo<ta In 1M - l f l c III«IIIUf'tl and 1110 baled on lfle ' - " " ol ......, IMUtljjaton u Mut:«a and John-., wtlo, I flliGid edd, . ,. tile_.. who rafuta tile lenT> 'frigid' u betno an 1ncortect ovaralmpllllcatlon and a PMU<Ioeclenllflo ~at - r i L This IOfm and tile 81111- •. _ . do you think peychc>eQmatlo frigidity from anywlly7" have no tManlng at all. Pleue -.plain yoYr q-'lon. I've aakod _ . , peqple and they - . no kiM - • yoU .,. tattllt1g .• t>ovl • I dobal"-oomeoltlle ata- t a l n my lett«.'8ut4 will not be at llbarly to apeclly whiCh - . They r<19r~ oome of tlie at~h- whk:tl pe<Vada tlllo Htabll-~ "What _ _. _ _ ~ yoQY~ H!U., a,. not talklng W. about tlla lllhereal upect of a _,.,, WH;r.T M;r.KES'A WOMAN UGLY? Tile quota In question rolera lo p!lyalcal (ltraotlvenH8. 8eMie$ a woman with on ugly personality will not be groallul at all. She wfll be ll11CI1f"to begin with. Some of the pl8ltfttr OMS are th1.s bllct Worse that that tt.ey go to extemas to flaunt themHives with lhlngs UM excessive makeup etc. They actually make themaelves wOtse and In my oplnlon become ugly. t aew one woman who would f lllooloed ulf..,AIIOn~-uplnheri-Wome<~ be - ' ! ' pretty. ,,..r 1 and,_ Ha.tno- here lor_,_. (or oat In """"!~ _., ~ from hera to ol>ecullty, , ... on) 0 ii ·--.-y~ on._._ If you taiiAI a lafga -.gtt wmpla ~ll.e you do ac1oally lind that there n ...y, ...y lew t><etty woman lltOUnd. Thla 11 oil,...,....,_,_ not an I otn not betno- 0< l(]anflh. Your atl«npt at a F - n "'*Yoll, CtollhouQII ...y good In anotlla! oontut, poaalbly In your Poyehology 300 '""" _ , Ia not r-1n1 to the aubjec:l Which I t><-1 In my letter. AIIO you 1181""*'1 lllout , _, oltl>ougll though t><oooklng, Ia not bulc&fly.oorrect-s..d> ota ot Ytot.noe not really -uallii nalure. IIIIU-boen recently reported In a )OUmaJ of payellotogy thal·-hlno n~o pomography ca blatant oiJjectlflcatlon of -~ not t><omol, tandencloa tO)MRI - . b<Jt only H It Is ooupled wflh violence, aa In an S 6 M film. .Finally,! otn wullng everyt>ody'a lima,"""" my own. Thli Ia tlla flrtl limo 1 ha.. written to Tho ~Si!«frum. After all yearo I have IIndy stooped 10 low~ oegracled myaoll to actually do ouch a thing. This Ia my llnallettor. I ahaU try to cure myaell of this ollllotlon ol Wfltlng 10 The Sp.c;trum to eo<rect the l mistakes In h... If I cried lo con eel aJt I he mlatakas I hat are prlntOCI therein I would spend my lllo dojng nothing l eJse. Note; The quote In Wedneaday's The Sp#;H:trum llhoukl be attriootOCI lo Mr. S!>ock not Coptaln Kin<. Ph/100_, - .' Oh God/ To thtt Editor. Speaking of ol.....,.. ~IMmenta . .. I wntt In prot..t ol lfle -1-tiO<Ihe mowJe "01\ God!" In The .tjlecfNM.. As a boil-In the J,oiO Joaua Ci\dl1, 1t><OJeellfw~ol tho Bible~ In tlla ..,....._t.for'*'rnmte. ldo not w181\ to deny tlla rlgltta ol l i l a , . . . . - - " ' - oltbia mowJe to ......,,.,, IMolofi'F~--- ~tho natlheof God 11 ..,..lt411'- l'1olllmlne. -.lu,lclhel~~be--lo the bel"""ng' ...,...,. olfta eoaltiii!MtltDY In' lile -- ''''*'"""" - ~,.. . ,_h,,.___ ~. Churcll o1 Yahw.ll 111 Cltrl1t 't .- Mt1 ue ..,; ~ To Uta Edlloi: """"'*' - ..ito .t- ......,ly harUaed or 181n potantlal dangw. From Tl!eaat. -u-..· t~~ete.-can-.a~callmadalorher. lo JtMa - w i l l bodMIQnated btl~' ~unity to aolloltl!elp..,_ ll!eat-1 _..wtlon ' atgnalnlheApjll-tcina lor _ . . Willing lo dlaplay 1M In - l i n g ,_In tile~• ~N;AM, Unlvefelly COmmtHiftY Ag"alnll Rape algna In IMir CM"bo btl calling: 8aciiY 'llltle-«174:1:17, ~ t::..y--1132-Mote. or • • 11 .. "'*'-taa In .......... ~. . . . . ..., In ToleiOJ OOitojla_,..~-'IIIIIMII~ln ..... Anyone .. "'"""""' home 10 be..0...." or 1ftwho"""-"'-'ng woUld.._ tou.cARR ... ~- tunctlaft . . . . .. . liP .. Ia ............. ~ !*'- W. In .._....., _ --.... _, II-CARE. -.ld _..._._yea~;. W.- -•t ....,_......~---.. ---.----golleheJIM ,.,~ .wllll"' a._ �Dldn 't lov~ Luuy lectu.r~ To the EdHor. In 11M ,.,..., 0c1. hls ano. fl*tMot -!lzykowny. 1n -of...,.,..,.....,._..,..- .... - by "Woffllllg •• a ..__ In the 11« - f - l d llioo to IXI)f- two tiiOUgiiiO: In roo6:>nM 10 Oleno Cutter ..., Corot c:oa..Mio rogordlng your,...., ol October a, Pr•nnlf19. The " irNoponalblo, ~ olghttiCI and lootll!l'' PIIWOOCtol who plan,.., tho Lucey opwch In Squlro Conflfef'IC» Theatre were A.ndet'SOn worketa, of which Mr. Joooph Simon II a member, Mr. SimOn txpr-\o tllo SA . . . ..,. Buroou tho Andt<&orl campaign workera' fMr that were Mr. Lucey 10 apMk In tnt F l - . 0< H - Lounge (both open """ ouggooted by tiMI~ Bureau) tho rt>om wwld - l laif lull ThN It not good Public -Ilona. "- tor your .......,.lon lhat the p<eu oceuplod 11111 ot a ~biO 200 _ , tho Pf- yao allotted 18 of a pooolbiO 2e3 ...... A.l a "*"'bM' ol the preu I cen auure you that Oovkl ,..,...,, paid .-y holtloNxual batt anct~fi loww Marlhaltan." I11M to IIU ..oaptlon tO fhll the attitUde ha lmpUoa wllfl "dueo p<irlng," ~ Mcond. ~~· -ipllpn ol Manhou.,•a GAY beta oa - ,. Golr <iube ore often a WlnCiow lnlo the luture ol _ . . , anlartallllnlftl. New forma, 1fYtn. arid typo of onterta-t often~ lA gay clube. "Maldno It" In a gay club In " W81ghl" clubL Often- .. ~_, In a gay clUb wMI be o--- - _..,In loc8l"ttto101tt"-- ,.,. • , PIOYt>o gay 'In , ... -'Y ,,.,.,.., Itt&. .._ !be club ckull golnacl -._ . .. _ - .- f>OIMI(orlty · ·In'01\apad h« eel.f« ,_ the th«O - · - - ot lho local , _.. inclucliiiO tom~>~'~ publica tiona, p r - t In thaN-~~ in -ooto Dan n·a pl«:o. " VB Ctowd RMJiy lo¥Od ..,_ •••" I - no .,..,tlon In your " IUOlgiii" - The_. of Soc:ondtt. - r .. Celllng .,_non'o .oey clllbe a ' majority gay Cluba ore the lnjuatlce. ~o. e- many ot tne beflla. WNclt admltledl'ir .,. - a l l y a plaoalo 00 laclllt... mora cloMiy onocloltiCI wflfl a Hilton Hotel. SWimming I>C>CM. whi~POOI bltlta, uunaa. wtlght machlnee, 11110 enllflolf!Wa, calate<laa, cloMd circuit a"" prfvato "aleeplno" roomt ' ' ' etandarda 11 the targ« baths. Even the ~•II onea nave many of these faatutea. Often gay men wHI atay 11 the bat hi, rath« thln•pay high holet bltll IO< , _ tadll ..o. Ms. ltlldlet lhowo grotltllde to 11« g oy alldi.,.,.. e011y In the film. Tho ontiro wotld tour oklt lo opoctflcally lor gays. Tho -"11'1 hUmOr would bllost on many " ltfoighto" -..uM of Ita goy olang ~ ~ ..-enctres. TM tne.tualon ol auctt 1 ektt PfQWe$ Mt Mldle< " - that h« Nlfy oud*- Ia Sltll a mAJOI port of t>er following Work~ Wanhattl tt' t QI Y clu·be Wll not dues pay•~ fof lhe OtvtM MI. . M. AatMr. U wu what made her, and, trom tht tum. tM 'fact 11 otw'oua that M.a. Mldler knowo ~ . I hope Mr. Szyllowny will got all ol the locts, and will pey mota auentlon. In the ruture, when..,. ~Jews • tUm, u ••~t f01 hla poor •tart. hlS was a very ~review of an axctllont 111m. ott let. ol u.c.(a r - h to a quo111on coneot'ning lor- ·,.... Mr. Mdaraon•a position on BaSIC: Eouc aflonal ()ppo<tunlty Gronto (BeOG). When a sked. Mr. Lucey replied, " BEOG. Whore that?" WhO(t inlormect, ha replied IIIII Mr AnOe<aon IUPJ)Of1ed loant to higher eduut ~ . When tokl thai thlt was not a loan but a grant prog,.m, Mt. Lucey riMt)Otlded that he was not famll&ar wllh thl ptogram and dW.cted an aide to ~~ II up'' tn the An<Mreot~ ootlcy guide. rv,. Mr. Bowman, wt\ether (SUbconSCtOtlll~ 0+' II a p<octM of ollrOWd journalism, sOYed. Mr. Lucey'a flub oltho FOOd S t - • question lor the I"" I -r•Pfl oo l>iOIIIIclo. Mt. Lucey' s unfatr'l4:hatlty wf1h two ma.IOt •.....,.. CIMf to the pocket ot the feSS.monted atu<~ent •·• myMif, •• an OYtnge a.nd thot.lkt no1 oe Jgnoreo 01 butteo by 1nt atuoent prest1 Oomrld P Slnnou M emO.r, AIUNiflllw HIWI Coii«Jtf'¥1 In •P<>Ioor to Air. Simon, th• A""'*rson compalgn •orun ""' gl¥fiJ le$$ thin 72 hourt notlfH:eOon ol Mr. Luc•y't ·~•ranc.. J. Matthew GOOd lil 1 ThtlllkS 1b tile fdrtor; 8pocl8ithanlta OIIOuld .,. Qlven to IM....,IY Pola. ~OIIieet lttorll ......_lorthotr~lonlO. ........ - . . - . . , , ltleii<IC*It -~'"",_...,-­ "*''lille ator- T.V.'o,. oklo, ao\d ~ Wlltl llpOCitl lclantmc:.lon n.....OO..Io prQIOCI o - l p In ,_OithafL ' w._,.,_.....thtov--....,hopl 0111«0 wiH t..,. --- ol Oporatlon 1,0 • ' Rlcltmoml'l •ttt Flo« Building 5 �_ Barking problems~ontinue to plapae ~ 's motoristS ..................... _.., .....~ J.. _ _ ....., .......... wom.-.. ......... SI.tf ..._ or ~:I. oo lor 110 . _ ddoet , _ - .,._ io pM: ,....••• c....-- ,_. . l c...-.. ' Orilfio 8lltiiNu:t ................. 01 die . . . s.... _, Alollora llloo """'- lo _........ •UL nlo,_-o • .-.... "am-•• ~~~o..._. ........... , oflllc •~..,.. 10 docit OWII ..,.._ "--lcr prollbl """"" . . . . . . . . . . .-. • _, r....y WOIIId ...- dmc liD . . . lloiD - • • b)' b.. "lt'a . . _ - -" _... Orifllll . "hqple WOIIId ..... ,..t doclt ~·~~~~~~ oftloct.'' n..IGft ...._,OI...,tioa•lllc .._, Lea..p.. - .-10 ... .._........., ...................... __..... .._ ··-----...~ r.o.....-to _.,......,_,.... ~ laCk tau. _......... DDoiOa _, ............. - - . . . Clllid<IJ 10 . . . . - ............... ........... -- !bled_.._ ................ - _ . . , . tO GriiiiL '"""'MR-_,_ ..... ..,..,.,. 4 . . . . . .. ........ . . ...,..._lllc_C..,... .... .a..wclllc.,........_ftto..'." Dlnaor Oil'............ ,.... Noll ---'ta.DIIAI, 600 ....... ..... .._ bdM p61Meo1ra.tllc-........., • .._ ......... _ ...................... ~---.................................... '*'*'..,....orCGa~Gt_.........._...._ Ia ..... p61Meo1 . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ Nooi-!'L LIMA, Pl!ltU (J'NS)- AI St'oo p sram- S50 for e.cll "hlt"-cocalne Is, by oecessily, tbc drua or the affluent. And iudclna from ita alleaed uae by hiah ojllclals io the Carter Admlnlstralion and c:orporate Ammca, It Is also the drua of the powerful. Bul to cocuiol the now ot "coke" l.nto the us. plaQf a.re lllllk1'-.y whjcb lab aiaa at some of the wocld 't poorell lllld powataa 'em-as: the bldiu ~uofPeN. J There Is ICI'iolll doubt that tbae piaDs will bave their intended o!rcct on the lntcrnuioaal oarcotics ll1Wie. Slr.Ciilltt.utu'•-~IUI tltrsprdals!ltt MOMMY- FRIMY J,. -10,. 7ScBerDilb ANY CO~ - ANt HIGH SCHQOL- ANY RING 18K-24K ': t ~, ~ ~ay. Jen CHIMU£ RESTAURANT _____....,....- - - GRAND OPENING :::..a:-~:.;::..--_ _ . . , _ . . . _ ... _ _ _ 0.___ _ _ --._...........-T·-.t .,..... ..., t . . . . . . . ., . . . . ., . . .. , . . . ~ - : �•I . i 0S! ~0 J' ~ ! S! I ~ ~as ticket vouchers on campus I . ... AilS Alta~· s-~ca Erie Cool) * ... .._. ·- ..,....... 117 ..... !ifred, . . ,..., Nnr Ycwll Jot3 11"1 a.1Sll Appllc8tioou fa< 1910-11 Atu Devdopm<ol Scm« (AI)li) Vouehen are available on compus 11 Squir< ond c.pa. W....-lon O..b ..,.. lhc li\JAB Ofra. Voucbcn maybe purclluod In &<tl of S or 10 ll S7.l0 and SIS rapeotl.,q. They can be US<d for ldmluion wl\b DO tlllrt charJ< IO \II< n<nl> of OV<f lO ~ ~.... Ye><\ llvoutbcN• w..cm tbll p<tforn> In mwoc. ldclitlonal cbarJ<- ...S ca... There " "" holden will ,_;.., 1 dlt«to<)' of all O<p11iutiont !hall etccp1 ADS IIOUdlct•. Ilona ~h a mont~Jy calendor of ........ Voucbtrt ore valid from October 1910 tllrouah J~ 1911 . To have on appli(:aliot'l 0\lllocl IAI you call AOS " 8S6-7S20. Potti<:ipatina orpnlza~lon1 llK:ludc 11>< Buffalo Philhannonlc Orcl!. .,., Cerna Th..,.,., the :todia qut Daoc~ Company . I he FloorpJA, Con!anporary Daoce Theoler ond the Emplr< State llallcl. Vo.od><r CBe-a-friend eases growing pains' llr Dohrallm S{>«tn11o SIIIQ Wrirtr Wb1:11 a c:hiJd Jooes I parental r~t~ure dO&Ih or divoree, on anpty b <r<lled. A mOll!<>. rcprdlcs& of how lo)/Uia 11\e ,., provide the ' 'tua-to-mm rdaiorubip" a youna boy t.b.arcs' with c.lod. Nwlthe .._II true for •litt!olill-•• ~ - --n.a. kkb need a frko4- IOIDOOI>t 10 nu 1n ( O< thfiMitna patmt- who undml.l.llds the pr®lenu 11\ey <!ICOIIDter as they pow up. ' Be-l-Friend, paltemed aller 811 Brotben/Siners of America, \Tie$ to fill thi& need. Th< PI'Oifllrn oriainally awted 11 1 ,project ol Communi!)' Action Corp (CAC) tm ,._. • · bul now II~~-·,. oraanlzatlon Slill • mailllainJaa ~tics with CAC. Be-.-Frimd II a )oc:olly funded -and mlinurined pc~ lhaiiCIYCSchiWrao rrom 11\eCityof BUffalo. II will abo,'I!Ort --~ wll1:11 asted by locol ~ oftbn. ""'-"- Coordinator 51!..-yl tha...... A'" I.Jplll:y aoicl. "We we 1101 Minck ..... ten .. .lh< .,._ o(--.,..,.,.... II IIOC 10 chana< wllal is ~in lh< homo. ll'•lo hd!J the ch~d rope with w011 is bilppeaina." ~-- work on a one-to-<>nl> basis with th< )I'Yinl10 estabtilh • rclltlonlhip built upoon opaonas and ltDSI. The ,......... \Tie$ to lhow the childr<n thai O<lt tllcrt rally docs care and is ..uno, to spend time wll.b ·~~~ae. Mote or the dlildrm .... ...._ the .... of sia ... d 16 IUid .... .liom dallo Jloooa. u...ally livi.oa wi(letlMir--.. rcllmd (0 t h e - by """* n.er- .,..a. Jdlool ol'lldlla, ..,._IIJIIott probation cota., oa their ' prod\lcU o( llrokeo. tnumatk oflloon, -'"I ~. ,,.,... Tltet _- triaodl. or or trciiMod ~ lives llld IIIUd7 .....S m«e auention. in-::...~ thao .. ordinarily ofr'k:c on the Buffalo Stat< .,.,pul II 171-4))7. Votuntcen must ao throu,Jh a tcria or five peuonal •nttrvicw> 1\elorc bcia& asdcned 10 a frlmd. Volunt<<r< also mUSI submil tbre< r<f<m>ea f r - pcopl< Who have ...., them work witll children . Bcausc of the dernandina cmtria for volum«n, Upolty o.id that twn out of ~ ten itltauted poopt< become wol1mt«n Lipsky, wbo c:oodu<u th< fin< intenl<w. rq>ont<l the Is lootina for P<OPe wbo or< opt<> padmt . un~. INIIworthyond wfu pcaent • posltivt rol< model lor the chlldr<n 10 follow. Sbc streutd that volunteen mu.st qJft' ro rcmaift wilh tbc proaram at I<ISI on< year In order 10 d<Vdop a •tronJ rclatlonlhip wilh th< child. Currenlly, the PI'Oiftm Sf:fY. . . as children wilh lO slrl• 1111d llO bo71 on waitina U.o. The PfOP1IID hu • Projca Hold Wblcb isKMnl lO boys 1mtD fri<ncb Clll b< found for them. Projea Hold wianJ lfOUP' of <iJht bo,YitO t"" vollmlten wbo IUC.them 00 OVIJDI' 10 asaurc tht boys !hall they~· not foriOltm . Th<« u ao Pro1ca Hold for girls, oot ther< may b< on< '" the future • Th< proaram nwches each child with a volunte<r and bdpJ bini or he> d<Ydop a positive rdllioruhip. It I• hoped the clu1dren wiD bccom< conrodent abou1 the relationship and fed free to c:ontaet 1beir volunteer An) time. VoiWllten spend I mi'lliiDUIII Of fiV< ID <~ahl hours 1 ,....t with their rriend. " Wi ~ · the - b<n from sp<nd1111 moDo<y," aid Ul>cJty. "We doo't Wlllll to become an <nlcrt&inina I<Mcc. We would Blhef pul tl\e cmphasu oo the int<nai~>a •ilh eod>olllct-" ProJect Hokl provides ~ OUiiDp sudl u roller •lwlila pan,... ~ amp(na trips. Upsky -phasiad lhallhe oudnp p wolunt«tt • ch~ 1o bdp o~ .-J~cr io their rdlliooshiP' With lhc chiklren. "The volllnt<en aJve e1<1> othff Nppon," lhe said. Saninan f<ll!urina IU<fl &puke" frorn Vllrious iOcYI ...tea also hd!! the 'voluntcen cop< wtlh pioblonu tbat ~ OC<W' within a child· friend rdlliOCIShlp. I!YC:I'}DIIC worts toward lh< . . , _ aoaJ bdpiaa tbe clllldml. or DtllllllDtctfiU RIRY WUIOIICIHTI �sun / - see pagal3 �t,~prodigal ;· ... 1 ~-U6 sun ,.....,_Oetolw 4 ww. ...... 1-'Y tr.llllcMiy, ..... ~ loob . . ..,. .......,.,.t tlloW OIA h 30 _....on her _,. bWMIIoycalo.e. loA ........ ~~and l ,... cendiM of tlie f~ ~. prac:tlQiy lulocUd the . . . . . _ 260 '*"- """" her big, boOmlftO ..... ,.._ ~ lha M _,_., ~ w• ..... J .... .......... and lha bluM In her belly. ~ show~ her hend ..f and tell you.,.._ - w-·· It Wll c:hlling. , Silo mixed It up with oOmO jozz: Foto "Ain't Mlobol\ovln' , ' ' l!l"lo Hollidey'o "Tho l.ady loA Tramp," Leonard hmttoln'o " 1Con Cook, " O...-£JIInvton' o " Moon91Gw" el1d Loon•d Foolhat'a "s- ~ Btown" """"''' othetW. Kondo< took c:Nrgo o..winglha owing ,..,_, ~ ~ aoloe 01 Me. l.oc:lclw.t In'-· .,. lroQcl<ad m odo 1M little~....,_ - • with her Will and IMI. w.,... ._._, .. ~ •·c...,.,. ........ .,_,.. f"' ~Alee.'" ooonjilete with • - . wom bo• of die tfce • • · It eqo IIIUdl. Locel olngor ~~ clpenad lha ollow with • ploaoing variety of t,... from .Ju6r Calllna' I"Sinoo You Aokad"l. llluce Cocl<bum C"Batrelhouao M-''), lha Moody llluot, llonaloMnce and WloldonM ~Me<!· Mad Me I Love Youl. Hoe e 1 Jlml • . - t x' '"Up From h Sloln ' . . . . . . . . ahultt to h Roth....... vorbel ......,...,_, Silo • • • ._... f,_. w...., ---of ........ - for . ollow -"*-mopped.II'IIIN'II tho '"Oey io Oona" lo not onl'( 10 ' -· bvt 10 any C>OnO<' """' over ... aro<.nd tho lito CI'OCinWig • • aumme< c.np. Yarrow'• ,._<Mriging voice boootad the melody. becl<ed by Poul Stookey' 1 lowtt boom . A varieo.y unfamilltt tuneo, oomo by w .. known com-•· eomprioed o good bit of tho 12·oong fifot u t. Yorrow Introduced Pllil Och'o " There But For Fonuno" 11 t oong tho group lhoukl h"'• done In thelr heyday, bu1 dldn' t . Aloo tOp!uonted by Pottt, Pout and Mtty w01o Stove Goodmen and Conada'o S1on Aoge<o It w01 Goodmen w ho poncilod tho " CIIY of Now 0.'"-' ov• o cNcodo ego. although Trov•• -ibed him u • oot1 of upotart. Yarrow. """' on PPM' • FI'St ab.moponad ogo01H and • lUll tiiOCk of heir. but n o w · - · • hlgl> ochool EnglOoh toache<. •-red .._on tho ooogo 01 the beginning of tho~ set. Follow ing • .....,... •ondition of '!Ill Hod Wings," ho revived tho euclionco with tho oldie "SooWboll." For thOU not famlliOI with .. St1wbeU,*' ne wes a race horM who onty drM"'~ but tt~l hod the legs to win the big one. A~· o1 o comedy otralghtman, Stookey, tho nexo IOioOJt wM eQUipped with • few good jolt• and o eouple of --e•· Hio ,..,_, " Ra<nbow Men" and "April fool" - • ~·•• but the ideo of uolng joggero "' of cre•t• powet wM at;1u.iy humourouL Expec:tlng to hoar " 500 Miles" ~roYOIO' Sdo venun, I wu pertWy diMppolntad 1<> hoar " MothMiess no. :'The f- br1i~ , _ . ~""- volc<l and ttonll)lontong tho - . c e beck 10 Y••• to - --e rock01ad ttvough tho pop cl\ttta. wrn. -ovfolgly-"" """*"'· ..,.,. .. night. ~ Silo unveiled ,_.own convincing compooklona culed f rom her moot- flying l'loll LP, It Ain't Eltfl of 1M~. !loy Got llun\od," el1d " tt'o ~d to Flnd a Gool Men In the City." Tho Iormor Pfompled tho IUdlence tO clap olong with tho boogie . Tho Iotter oho directed tow-* lha w - In tho CtOwd hom New York City. And wilt! aamo Pfomptlng from • low of tho malo I)IIIJOM oho doc:lefad tNt "lt'o herd to tr.cs • good men In die City *"'- lhay .. como to luffelo," Tho......._ danw>dad two oncot• from tho llrMdy ov........t.M ~ Altw • few to.. o f - thamo hom tho ..._Show fran) Kondo<, oho t<n Into " Boogie CourolryJlirl," • hoyMod dlotllollon of tho old Andrewa' . . _ c1ao11c. hINt mumacl"""' m. MllfY- IppiOudod \llgoufouiiiV fM cl"*'<! favorltN like ' '"lulling On A Jot PI-" end "Oily lo Oona." 0.. " Jot PI-:· Travero- tO oome to Wfo, -of. ....._.In iwl only II¥ llaloiMo Kondo< on pleno, ....,._ • 25 - . ,, two oec ~ tNI o_ mloiM ..... , . , . ......,.., bluM, lln Pin~ and " ' -· ~.- .....,_.. . . . . ., " Couowry Men." INclwey hough,_ -*'8 ... -Informed the CIOWII.t... ... ~ ..... 16\. h then ~- •-lha --e to otwedl with• raop~ng, gurbuclc8t ¥OCel lhat'wa - of the ewnlng' o meny ~. h left no doiJ6t that IIIJnny P - l.odcMan rMtge ]WNY pon/y hwaotf • At OM point politoty the crowd If they wom.d to ""' more bluu. All« 250 offlrmetrw nock and~....., ......... Me . ~ lnttoduead " StONI'IV Monday a-•• by tolling 1M crowd that "'I know how feel Mondey$." Stle lol to her..,_., - I!VWt h e r - out In ~. pleeding gn~..u that rec:ollad 1M .... .Ju6r Gorl8nd and fNOically l rllnlfom>ad 1M Se!ur<ley night Into • dri&Div Monday rnorM>g. wnh tho . _ tumacl off no Yonow' a bedlno ocefp"' T . - ...,..,. 'II liM natural blonde haW, but ncot t he QJOUP' o iiiMity to combine thtoo t-tad voic:ea lnlo • plo...,. 1\ermony The older crwod - not eYe!'ybody w• onl'( yeara old w ho they wort firll cNrmad by '-Itt. PaUl and Paulo Lockheort Child" ( withoUt tho help of gu<tar ~tl and tho loltt clutlc " Tho Wottt lo Wide" INtoed. The wrop-up begon with Yorrow joking ilbout fVttwswooit 'S ICCUUiiOf'O that " Pitff Tho Mogle O<ogon" io • '"drug" lonQ " Pitff, tho moglc dreg-In lived by tho C leo In Cocaine)," Pfattv outrogeouo concluded Y11«ow . But for that mottO<, he e>olntad out that F<ancla Scott Key woo opecod when ho wrote "Oh ..Y. eon you Cl" Tho ligh1touct1 of " PIIff" woo bol>ind when Trov011 introduced what loft WOI tho most ............. -'II tho group rec:ordod- anotl>ef OVIon piece thet lo ThoW>nd." ~ In tho w ... foaad hoUII thoi .didn' t fool o cl1ill when belled out tho third veroo woo callooo. Nobody •-tlng. Tho ogoloao folk ttadillon woo completed with on ""'"''" por!orm~o of Woody Guthrie' a "Thlo Land lo · Your Land," ooncJudlng o night that tronolormod 40 year-otds oo 20 end • 23 veer-old to flvo. - O.vid L. O.vfdson - -"- 'In w" Pltl Woodo Oueltet-D.tvio'.s - Octe>Mt 3 Tho Phil Woodo Ownot ployed 10 o -.o, yet onthuolaltle CtOwd ot Devio' o Fridoy night. ~ -~M ~N~VtU- -··---.-.. ---· -···--· ---..-...... A~~ . . . _. . . . .lllllo ~ .....f*. . �©prodigJI sun J I I Woody Allen: Is there life after Annie Hall? ------- ---,.-- by lid!~ A.. -vane In the~~ wOIId-. by now. Sttl<du•t ~. Ia Woody Allen' a Bli. Ub --Mown W., hMO-cue Frtcleflco Ftollnl' o 01- comlclentNY, ~ ..._... le 1 ...,..,lool< 11the life ond c l r - of o ~ ~~~~ ~-· who_, wondw _.., It II. wtlMhw eny of hie anbegin~"' . _ o pOint. 8oth--~~··..., ll!n.d 1n biKk ond willie. 111 In o ~hotel ond fMIUnt o ofQI<Ueqooe looldl)g wolk-ona. end bolt! d - on the difoctof''o ..t111oneNpe *lth ""'' dlll•ent ~ .. The -.bllfiCM end lh«e, ' -· • It rMIIy len' t fol< the two point tor~-­ c:thb """' cloinQ. end ov-t-aliy ~-' SIMiLw MemorlN ,,...., though Woody Allen lmrited II) . , _ _ , .ttw II, lh l IWO " ' ' dllflflnt rnov!M, medo by ch1inctly !llmmek.... with V"'Y dillorent vielono. Wh<ltls tolr lo to !AU Sttl<duor ~ 11*'1 on Ill own ~o - tto pr11entlouonaa, Ita~ ond Ito utUr po;n- - . Wo' ro on pretty - Y Qlound. though. The entiro body of movie critlclam Ia 111 upon 1the crillar IQIM ar notl ......,.., prejudicoo, o lot\ of biollding ocell ln which the movie Ia judgM oceo<dlnQ 10 the critic' a owpec:tl1lona from QCh penk:ullf ,........._, rtrthw then on Ito ~ In thet enonnoua mMI of cin«netlc work thot'o ~ ovw Iince 1'homa Edieon come out with the flrat motion plcturo wov l»ck MOUnd the tum of the centur(. If you judge 'IV the~ written obout this movie, you'd think It wu pr etty bed- but lt'o not. 10- •w '*'*' "'*"" - . : - lt'o . . . , poldno fun • ...,., end by.,. end of the....,.. N ._ lwutoly ~ .... n--- On IN pluo - · ........ IN porfar....,.., ............. of cr...totto ~ 111t1o Wonled. '*"ode:-- 1/111frloncl. end lorT*- ...__ . . . ........., lftOOIIo otudlo . . . . . . .. • hendfl.f of fiNIII........, ........... of ... - , . . , . _ , . . . ....... farm of . . . . . tlrry kilo l'llo rnochor, ............ ond hw lllimony ......,.. AcMIIy, lhe lel1 20 mlnuta <KS,.,._ ._..., . . vwy flOOd ~ with Allen'• - - with • ofiw>ollce e.mp.d""' In the mlddlo of the country w-.g end ...... with •tone 1--..ut- of o doeorted ~ · In . . 20 , . _ - I N IIIII'• lo wllh ~-It ..... ""''""" ....... of the movlo . . . oaro lhun"'l!· Allen, ~ -l'llo llle il oomlng to on end, ttiH 10 pick out 1 .......,..,.. whlc:ll, , _ . thin ony other, w<MM gMI tlio .,. 101M ,._q e n d - up wllh ......... ..,tng rnomlngN-" dolng ,nadllnt . - p i b*og- . . Qlllffriond, llotenlng"' muo1c end. for no r.liedc , _ ., f-.g......., et · It II ono of lhoee r lhet con't be defined. juot · end It ie the one pen of tile movlo r..ty .......md wllh the.8UIIience7' Whlc:to. In 1 nut-. le the whole ~ with s--r -...,.., In A"'* Hoi, Woody Allen r . - not only the truth Including_,......, --·who ._fi¥W'I_., .._-·which 10- ,, you ,..,. by , . r...,lews written about f this , ,, mow., 'lfl'U'd I think It WDI ,.tty bod-but It's nof. ~ ' tt moy be bod for { Woody A"-n, but It's i better than most of the crop that's being comm fHed to celluloid these dolys N ot>out ' * - '· but- .... - -· ....... . . . . _ truth obout how fuMy, lid end pndouo.,.. ••tluowtil>e with- 1*J111o oro. In Stll'dlm......,... IN only truth N'o ~ l o - lt'o . . to be WoodY Allen. And INt. ~ely. le not Mot......,_ It moy be beciiO< Woody Allen, but it'o bettor then ..-1 of the crop thol'o beln9 eommlttoclto -.told thMe doyo. Woody Ahn' o rMOirlg lhe benlfru of o Clltlcal olen! In tid Then-"'· loyor ~· Iince lhe happy occident of~ Holt- monof the notion o'loodlng llllleweta hovo bMn v~ obout tho rompent _ . , . , . 11\ot lnvotrto moot of hla fllma, llul When Bob F0111 como out with hill mlnd-boQolng end equoly ogarnenlocol laroy Into ~~y. AI TMt Ju:t, the V"'Y....,. critlco --Ill practtc.ly oundlng In ... to..,._, "1111· ~1", So now ltlot tho altlcll ia Nmlf'll ogolnot Allen, who' • to loY whither it'o folr or noll But whet lo becomOne lo lhet Annie Hill wu 1 NfliiY Kddont. Thot movlo wulmbued wldlo norvoue beouty, o c:.noln " wo'ro oM In this \ogether'' · typo of oomodic ..,....... thot lovingly poked f un 11 ' - ' not\ft aftd ralotlonaNpe. ThM kind of oplrit hoo oinco dwindled end venlohed froro hia wO<It. lntorion woo maroH. motaphyolcol m~~turbotlon ond Mlrnhertllll began to 1/low tho noll-':gNing ~ ~~ ~ oltlf • c:ouplaol vlowlioge. lnSttl<dult ~ !hot veculty end poinllMonooo.,.. pre-.t from IN 11111.• AlthoUGh It lo beoutifuly dHignod, ~ P!><>tog<ISlhod ond - . . l y written, It lo Vf/IY, very empty, Tho I I - of •beoutl!IA tnllh thot - l t l d In Annio 'HMI ond pertl of Mll/IMttan, oro few ond fit belw~~n - 1n11- , Woody Allin cont..m.N.n.oft by tokk>Q eeov ~ 11 the iMIIo otuc>idity of humin b*ogo. _.,t ~w The Womtr\ Oil lncraooingly functlonol - lnl1tld of ~ ICfOA • • chorilcte<a, they'ro lh«e juat to Ideo ond ~ oiii-lnen off or And hla " lnoighto" oro getting prany ~ Ha ~on ~on of humin oulflfing In the . wOIId •• H N one of the llrat to nollar It; but doing onytNng with It, lito o Scot~ or o Cimino, ha juat "*>tiona It overy .., often to oi(JM!n why N lon' t faellng V"'Y Iunny ony-. AnON._ en.~ wncloncy., por11ay ..-t of the people ho cor.- In o ohollow ond -.ely. whld'llo hafdlv 1t1o c... Althoutlh 'a 10' of I*JIIIo- ohollow, h'o ~- Lou Alld poiMed out In " S..... .......,. " They don' t hove • cholco-"'ov doo)'t- ho. . • voice liJat INy con 1-'k w1lh 0< col thllt own . • . .., IN flrot thlno ...., ~ lhet • - "-"the rlgt!t to be INy 1J0 lfiMd ilciCI lolloW II·-. . Y'O'I "'-.What lt'a w• m.- ·-then eontec:t """' ttwJ colladl lied ...... • ~ tttat Allen deoeen't ..int 10 be lloUwld wllll. tt•• ,;·ROOllFS"i ,~ .. ~! O.IWIIONM -....-FREE...tfCiillll . . wmtTM~ ...,__31,1- VAUD ANYTIME .... _.. .. ......cw ..... .. ...... ....... ~IE'S ..J ..:.::~ , __ .....,... . . :..r- �J~prodigol sun i sudden impulses WHICH f'4EM8ER OF AWAR£ OF THE 001( f1<,NEL FoiiR IS BASIC fbop GROIJP5 J ~ I J f _.......,_ .. __ _,..,;_,_ ___ ._.... - ... - - , - - j, Oct.171o< ......... of---... ... ,... CM-:-to. exposures ~ ' 1;.. B;;lalo·baaed heavy metal rock trio, conli8ting of Paul Benhetzel ori gllitar and liOOIIa. Ooug.C.,rrona on bass and vocal., and Oon Tomasulo on drum& and vocala • •t ogather.,for nearly two years, the ·bend h.. changed" baas ptevers twice. Cetrotje recruited last year from another Buffalo band, Olamond AKa. The band performs excellent cover veralons of material by Jimi Hendri x end Led ' Z~in. among otl>ars . They also play a bWY of original aongs sue!> att " I Know," "Undeniabll!," "I love You Rock and Roll," "Pull YOUI' O~n Trigger. " .and " Score." "T~ le-e gOod chance that we will have a tlngle on the WPHO Homegrown album," f'XpfalnactOon. "We can' t afford to press our QWO illngl•• " Writing 'm1J41ic within the band has recently become a collactlve p..,...-a. "It's getting more c:On:lfortable now. I have a belle idea and everybody can thro'w.jn..~hetthey want. .Usually I trY to work everything out •• much ad can, but guy.a atill make it work," w.aa e- ..n.ctf>aul. . •.. *'- aek8d if there • - any influenea.. on 1heir m • • -ooug rapllad, "We Influence oJ.neMia, I h.V. tihlfevs enjoyed Jimi added Paul. . The I'INSic acene in Buffalo is known to ba o~. ~hetzel aecrjbes their p.eaant levwl ot .IUC08U to th~ etfo~ of mlnllllll!' .Hilndrl~t,'' Nick Gugliuue. " The mua~aineu in Buffalo is ell polltica. " admitted Paul . " You don't get anywhere unleas you' ve got someone behind you like Nick." In the pest, Benhetzel has opened for such artists es Teenage Head, Spider, The ICings and Tales. In addition, the 'group appeared a1 UB for Summerfest In Auguit and for , Fallfest. " The UB audience is great," said Don. ' 'The two times we've played there have been fantastic. There are ~ie !Me from all over the oountry, " , Oqug pointed out. " It's a really universal ao.tdianoe." The band has recorded som' tracks at Trackrmlster Audio, one _of Buffalo'• l eading record'ong studios. Moreover, they ·have te.p ad a radio tpecial with Ron Ro.. of WBfO which is achadulad to ilir on October 23 et 9 p.m. The show wiij fMture an Interview with the bend aa well aa j number of thl!ir ~ngo. For the. near future, Benhatzel plans to remain in Buffalo and strive for the recognition they deaa<ve. "Once we have a prodUCt that we can take with us, Buffalo will not be our home baaa anymore," commented Oon. 'JWe plan on doing a email Canadian tour earty next yew." In the meerrtlme, Benhatzel continues to evolve ancfremain optlmlatlc llbout the future. "Wa're going to malta it," concluded Paul . -Jeffrey D. Geudioso �.. Solid contemporary works A t t h e Bl! theatre ______..,...,...... - - .. We--·"*-·.._, on ....,_ . . _ - - . ... . ,._,. 0.... ~ M. G-. loon exclllng """'-elY~. r- of.,. _..., Ce)ocllon Gofhlr: ~~-_...t ift 8ultllo at the lluffllo _ the . . . . . . . to ,._..,..,.., ... ...... Tile~ - __ ..._elM .... n.... 284,.,.... .............. The.._ ........ ...._........, ... ._..... n-.......,..,......_., __ ... - .. - - - . . _ t h e _ . , . • ....., _..too ... ......,_to ... --.1 .._ _...,._-of _ ..... _t h e.The ODOclloolt at dw....._.,....._.........,., •flooON-.......... .... -ofthe~...,.,........_ ~ . . _ . .._.._,..,-~. ~-,_~.,..... . &•~a )1.-t .., plr(a tt.ft. The two CIIMIII* otwn '-'lilno In - e l Y ..,.... 1ft on ega ..n.n crudhy _ , . to '-become the logical · - of ............,_,... .........,, ~ Gleea . . .. - """""' the cere4\Aiy w.ougl'lt plw-. beet to Jlh. emldet the llolh ~ ~of-belt the Oldelly - - - - - home lc.tM/Iw> Go#rlt:fot tile ...,awllnv big-- eplh· lowl 1 - . Mo<*m/. TheY Mil of obout,.,.. --· ~P~t..,.: the llrUgOie lot the - - to from the...., of clvMiutlon Nle If the gothic melodf- of the ' " ' play's tU<ylne ·t _ . . to you, the c:herKter •"'*"etlon ,..~ w41. Indeed, the 8CtlOn of both plr(a .,. ....... atoty. -·. It~ the ...,.... rolitloo,.,.. of the paojlle chwn on the aeoe. cMfllngtowenl end ~.-~v· ......... _...,_........,_._...,....., pley ~.-.._. from 1M.......,.. Direct' Of Gery ....... dlolce to ,.._ .. " - ........... . rNoftum of Mttlno- to~ t h e of tlw tr.:tton.d · one who Ia diololececl wfflclanllv f r o -m.,.. . .---...... • • The _,_ ................ - ---the~·· One '-- ~ allowec:l~ to-~ tothepleya' , . , . _ - the eetO<'o dlolcee In the line .....,...,, We can watch rm . . _ , _, Thle !Miley'. fine llghtlftg dNgn ........ pleyo' eetlon -.dfuly - effec1Miy. ---:---· TheM pleya ' - • - . . . - .. though. ,.,.etlon •• nernotlon - Ita -lono: It ,_,lot ..,_.,.t ..... _ __ _,._, ...,... __ ..... .. ________ _...,......._ __,..,..,_., _.. _...__ ___ - . -.... -- ... limited,_.., of ectp lot the actOrS to per~ann. ,...,. up of .... niettola• • - " Y rely -"1 _ on the _ _. the actOrS' . , . . ., wttlch ...... poaMoiMIIcalll they .,. not finely II'Wied. ~ If the YOice .. welned, the ec1ion .......- to juot e lol of .llilc • -.y W ........... ~· .,.,.,• ....,.,.....,u _ _.,to lteelf. l4llltrtNrlo ...... of tiW type cleimecl • .._.._ piece lot ~ tlw atege, llw¥ m-r ...__.~of---,........ eelf· - ·t _ . . . . . .......... ~ -..:tlon. · .; literati ___________________________ ,by~~ In the Wotld of - . - . _ Hen>ld Aobblno ' - lftv..tecl hie own ol*>eo of,..., at.-d nowlo wit11 ---' · He~ maintaiN • of writirog celebrated llctlon lot the f>outoeoll. So wei f> Iact, that No latMt. Momorle• of Anoti>M O.y, lo numbef r o -· 1n • plethora of aucceaaiUI ~ ,.,..., , It io o atoty about the early cleya of the American t.bor mowment, belote ct.ld lObo< IOWI unionlutlon; _ , . o man n Danlel " Big Don" Higgins. Big Don'o Hi e lo C'IUrly ct.tlliledlrom childhood till deattf. No boy, Donie~ lea<no _ , . pcwttny end lnjurtlce whllo wotltlnQ In the COlli mlneoln Well Vlrglnlo. He watchea othe< boys Hke NmMII ucrilico h.....to, erma, end ••en the~ Hoee wot1t1nQ twetv. hours 1 doy In the Ettnh'o block durt fOf t en cont o on hour. biagurted end 1Mrfllf, Don helps No fellow WOfkero lotm e IAbOf Union. He becomes e mojor ligUle In the wotl<lng mwl'o wotld, reaultlnQ In No rioe ee o Union FaoNoned el1er rul people lil<o~Jimmy Hoffa end John l . l.ewlo. Big Den IIndo Nmoell lnyo~Wcf 1ft orgeNied alone, _,.,.ed by the evh ol power, money. ond ..... Deaplte hie dnlilofedon, Big Don remelno • woll ra~~M~Cted hero to the -'<~no.._ The *-tor the a good one. - oou1<1 poaalbly ,llwe mote etee! Through the couraa of the,.,..., Robbin• lrMmMee 111e • of Big Den witll the WOI"'' ilvM of hio two oppoelng- lut 118 folia to make ony ln181Wt111g other man tlwlrony...,.. by the vounoeat eon ..n.n 118 ...._ 118 1o IMnQ hie fllllllt'a llneoe. The glv-. a bit plctwe of how chlidron were .......," the._"' the c:em....y. by ..... who ..... C*Jfllhi ..... the American ~ ..,...,..,• ...,__, the no..tlecb env ,... hletork:.ll ~ 10 bedt II up. -.. Alllloo.9lladdlll the • •• • Herold ...,.,.... ........ .. ~ .... wtwn 1 t - to OPrinUno • rtotY wllh X-nt~ec~ ailuationL Thill book Ia eoteepllon. With ec~-...-- lnceauel Int.__., No noll>rloua mwt< of .,.... -II~ - l -. _.,II v-II.......,.,.,...._.. -•oecliao•. -v ,_at Tlwv-......., no "-'-• llttle m -. for - . c t Robblna reno. he -nee* .....- to the hit. The book .. ....... t>ome. - ~ to ,..., Aa lot " - who tiWV grow the olgttt of the gjllt.... ,......~~ouene you heel be wernecl 11\et tNe Ia • good lndlcetlon of llle • • that 11ee ~ A fnllitwery .......... lluJ aiM ._.,at on tile-: of...,_"*· 11CmS A'iAUBI!Af SQUIRE11CKET OFFICE -AND AT1HE DOOR. • SUB ~BOA"O JO<>Nt INC. �l i I Jo. Soep ie en ..g. lllen from Ooblon from l'laVin9 in a roek 'n roll bend. 26 nigtota • II'IDnth. Part of the-underground - v. Trvtn9 to keep ot togemer wntt. boutlc:ing Wouod the "NortheNt pleylng giga, not ell 10 fortunate Independently errenged l*formanc:ea from Connecticut to WMI lllrgiNe. ,..,..,..,, e ven Toronto If the *"PO wl1h coatoma olficoals PI0\111 Juat right. H'- eole aubeitency - i II'-· Hie C. Sldrl--. le from Pltuourgr. a city undorground rod< ..... ' * just -...dhow u own two 1- tt.s PM1 Y"' Ot eo. Thev ,..,_1M~ Hov.. IMt wMI<and; m8de about 40 buc:b, lir\lnQally " .......... ~. muolcaly k .... to.-"" diHnQIOing ""'~· A tlendlul ol people ~ IICII night as c., Sick,.,.. UtVewiecl tMir fiQty bfand ol Altefi)Unk; rel>id concoctlona or otop onc1 go otoyUvne l(wnei! with 1M eleetrorilc ~ing• of two keyboetd ~ end Joe ScMop' a diotortO<l .. .,ur. h.~- on en ..,......, tow ~ wlllt""' liat.,..- !ncleed, one gvy ~ hio dett' l bend endnced door. lour aone- Into the trot--~ It wM eo ,_...., farwcl The Stains: Lo oWng at you . ' . ,_out ... unuaumingly ch:nogrephed, ....., O<CMstratod that the<a wM little dOubt about Cat Slct<n11s u.-otendlng the patamet•a of Ito mwk:. h was fr-dc lndultrlel m . _ hlottlortng on Intense E<Jroturr end It didn't """""·"' boo anything ot..,wiM. Joe Soap 11 the obW>ul focw end -.cluctO< Hill-. of en.....,...., Joe s~ . One l'llltlt Soeo pt.,. hla microphone.dence 11ooo road-.,. . . . . . ......,.""" on- end worka-'- ~. The""" nogno he wO<Ad altJing; ....,. one! continua olf with their~~-· Hall tht'.-.kand.,.,.,.,. C. . . . . WOt1ung out " f\IW material right on~·~ ._..tlng the learnJnv proceQ, end If you didn't knovt that hom behind - acene you would haw boo4tn.none tne wiN<. They boor.ty 'c ued each to begin tonga, to begin with ,~ ...,. MQtotfully right on ovary time. acoiordnotv. ot,_ �. I l -----,~---~-~-----;---~ a prod1ga su~i flftlee cf fles v...,.....,_ .....,.. c.~ wllh. ~to....,- 1 oit of btMilt.a- llllflalo' t prec:Won ulo. The St..... P.m.pe lhl 1.- -ear- In 1M lklllolo ~- ... $~ • • CutftnUy gropiog 1llelr w~ ~town, -*'G I O f - " ~lo.e Alex Olhln 11M wondlf boy !rom 1M , _ Box Topel- 1M HI-Tache,- blowing twey '"" !llljOflly of 1 ' - IN\ ~ 10 ttltm. The bleuty of good po- ttlol it tlwt eat. oleep -drink lnc.gr8tlon. You .... theft Ulatl in lhlltio conc:ept 10 twitch lM ~aliiJH of rhythm- malocly, thlaxch~ ot the Staina oomlng b e t - blalat Docy Hall gUltarilt Pot K-. Dnlrrvnw .Jflny Auguttynlak continuelly ~a 1M f-.tlon. toclt ata.dy, while throwiniJin do~ of p~M~Ctuetlon mno off bUll wbefe lM wllill IPICI U~l. Ukl thole thll how exc.llld llthllllla oft hl power trlo-Crel<!l, fhl Who, Dirty l.oolta- t hl St!llna effectively tllko on 1M rupontlbillty to liN In the gop. Their ttyle quivera, then quakeo. equally oil· bolO. lnatrl.W'IIInUII abound In 1hllr almott·totally. ori9inal WOfldng 111. lllto ''TIQI!t Pen11 Donee" 11011 ·~"' "lighten Up.'' Donee otull. Then'lhlre'a 11>1 m11erial whero the ly....,.e to tho foro. " S.. ita Fantuy," " Sad But True" or " Ch6nQe .. Cool." Trance thinDt· Never oomlrtOM. however. ~the o f - o..no., ~ encfSquet Thlllte. Tetra~ P81 Piece gained Wtill ncnoOity M • ......- of the origiN! Contortiana, IJLI.-.IImel Wilke' I chilcl. Yet 1M Buill Tatru •• anemptlov to peve new gtound in thll elrnilo< vein, thualy ~ a...- "''""*· Anywayo, 1M Buoh T - we one of NYCNY't hottM1 banda; 1M Soho WHI<ly Hews c.llit1g ttltm ... _ "int..-Areet. honHt" be'>d ~*forming oi>out, """ inclepondently ~ oifogla Mlling outlu fnt 3,000 copies. lklt the b<Qz In BillfolD on ouch " Fr11 funk" IS m«e word of mouth than .,Ythii>Q, end many had eo<n1 t o that ovenlnQ to ... drumttMir Dee Pop more then !My hed ro donee c:Ontwill p_-, lhlmMI-. 0.. Pop, a.k.t Dimitri l'apadopouloo, wu a lorerunner of env ao-c:a~la(s "punk" acene h._,lng in lklllalo In eerly 1977; dispensing prlmatlve ciNrnmlng fa< the aeminal punk ourfrt tho S.C.ttl n well 11 aprleding thl word • music editor of the very vou"• reeding. Pop now &niPI with the ae...,.,jng of tho NYCNY dub J I I f 0 circuit. HI w!1opt t h e -· 1111 -.p _ . . , t N t - . 11>1 T11r11 t - t h o r - - - 1M -.g to c11nea p., " ' - flunero- 1M h. .v o..t. flenolne chotdo , _ of a. limo. ltolng m«l of In Ulgencv to em- than 10 aptllk '" tlrrN of longthy · a_., bobbing funk. Lot• of touehotonoo; 11 If atdW>g J - Bt..- juot ........ hi tMIII Cepuin ~ fn hl8 wwy ..,ty w~• of llwWing 0.. Pop ......... out 11>11 111e TatrM wi1 produCe en......, next. i•llpendondy; thr('vo ..,...,., paolld on 1o0e1t ouch 11 1.11.&. &dlf. 1 ' theY"'- met11 thl rlgllt -·~._.. me tn.t hl'a not worried in flohc of fhllinglla'o · Good luck. So h goes. a of cr.,...Qllturli latotudH. Wrth o month 10 folow; lluffolo in October wrll lind banchl ijq MX·80 Sound (San Francoacol. Stave lllimpUy and the Rloaon ITO<Ofll~l. the HHecho (Rochurer); Ill repr118ntllrvH ol thl oven terger uncler11'9""'1 hlpoening in AmeriCa. got.._ lttompC.Ing to flourioh beyorod the . _. i w..- concart aynd<«n~ . - Stoins- their o-.lcling Qullity comae from their ability to CO\IM<Kpoint motion "'ith medlatlllon. rime to move and tlml to ~. Schematically ilte XTC. An IITIY of modem CMd\ plv...a. II you rNiy wont to """"*'-the deYelopine · - - ollhl lkllfolo Ullder~ . nMd luy m«~l Whew, 1ust bo g l e d - guya .,_-from Ot.gon. w- ~ -, 1leginning curio. • "*>imolly ~eel -once of " frll ~.. at en evan w..- p_-, on Harle~ Ave. that WM conoldeBblv Will enendld. Perlormlno - " " . . . . . , TlltM, e.k.e . NYCNY. Thl T - " " " ' 1M ~ad WO<Id leu pr....tenled of Modem Funlt, ~tlally intrlntllc to the w- Cor Sic-kness (from r. to 1.) �i. ©-prodigal sun ' j I - M l- ..if' ~. - ..... oflhe ..... ct. c-o"'-'-- '""'"*" ...,.. I ...... - of !he ...,... ....,_ pleyllle - o f IN honor~ ........ i ..,, ~ " ......... ._..... .................. plUM Into ! ..1 A horror freak's confessi on . . . . . albultl, .. end - - - bot T_, Qrlllede ,..-......- ·1-7 5pona ..... So how- •JrFt -.uti ..... TM'a • - good.....,.,._. ..... aal pMionllv- "'"""" ct. pnwlewa. ""'"""""" on my~ lwtllcto - · ......,dwtllo.. _ ......,. !he~. _... -.ofiN_..,...,tt flouring !he ...... ... , .... !he WrM, I waa Mtr.:ted to ScNiok/b'f the c.td>y .-mon: dMcripllon •'peyc:l1ologlcel IIWidy ........... ~nl.- "*""' • -.-..DMI-....-. .... n.o.to, __ . __ ... _., _.,.....,..ar.,-..e~~e of ~,_ 1he perpooiUIIy • . . , ....-ns ... "-t*M•· Ttoa action,. - - . d a _._......_ ...... _...._ ... 1-.., ., ==e"'=-;-.. quid<-· *""· ...,........_...,.,_._ _.,.. b'f !he w.yl. I waa Nojactec~IO _ , _ .....,.. of !he!-*-• _ _ . . . ...... lhroudad In !he~ of £eypden ....... A lew of ...... bodla end .....,q .... .,_ • bit, 10 1un1wr ..c 1he tone _ ! h e . _ . . ....... -~_.....,. "'YMMf during " - llcb. rm .................. 'fOAl'_ _ -of-~ tMir ..... llwoulll of M1M end ""'of 'lhalr M.,.., iNL«ng. Yaa, wa "*' "- ---~-lc '*"Inti to ""' tlriler ... It'. ...w out of - wita fNtfY _ . , • .,..., eonof . . .,.,_therapy ........ Ul<aablo _ _..,. ~ undl erudetiM end ............ .._.·~BUt ~ ao ._,on rl " ' - how lhelllc*Mfooal-111eyget llritad. ~Of ........., ... deed>- ~for St:llizol(/, U. "~' --to .............. _ l u l y ~film' end,., "'*"-'Y a ...... ...._..._. io !he ,.., ...... The ..... Ia aat In "' oliMt loa So .....oil for-.,. TN.- ........ -rllllb'f Dr. "'-'• , _ CIQeua tanib. ........... ,....... ...... ~ on ....,._. . ,....,... ....,..tottoa.......,of . . ..,.._ ~ IOorww --··' Thefir., ....... ofu. ......... woman. ponr~ In • --...--~·In • - · llowl¥ ""*-*'~~ .. _ ..... ,...... --wv ........ on. lt'a • llirl\< wotlo - · lhe lrnpilc:811one of ., BM.tra ., comple• oonwoeloogly ..c 1y motion. But naiNng ~ .. --··--- o f l t. ... • IIUfficlent diopWf of barw.y.......... -ot ... fh, INiatiftt bar ....... . . . . , _ . . _ofbar ,._..o.dM!fl,tr'aWI . - inl-"'0 - .. ...,...._...,, _......-for lhe-pwt. �l ©prodigal sun _ ... __ _ . .....______ ...._---., .... .,...,. ........... ............ ........................ ........_.... ===r . ............. ......,....__.,.. .. ......... , ~ _ _ end _ _ _ ..,:.;.~ kldee-of .......... ...... •_ mil!)t offer ......... "'-• . . . . . .-~" .tGoC. bull _..,. --~ n.-.y.,. .. ....... cllftiiUIIw. God 10... ........... ..,..- . . . _otdg111. _..... p~ca.,. ............. ............. ,,_,..._.~I. Trw:y ~ ................ c.t. ..._..,.,. _...,._ ..... - ., . . . , . ""'*'ce lddo• with . . , • .... . . . . . . . voice, end the ol>-eo-cutl too 1MQe c:loct\N. Woulcll'l't you ,;u.t like to ~~uv herr Trecy , _ . God In 1 Chine.. <Mt. . .ant- h e - her • -eee In • lortunl he tab her .to run hla odvertlelnQ c:empeign. A.r. ... poln~ out. ... h.an'l been doltl8 10 well ,_.,lly. end cookie-'"'*• '*"-" • child' • •v• Yle\N would do the lllcl<. So lw ..... ..._,_ her fO lhW* him up. ~ Now TIKV'ofltlwr- wl>o hll thet ..,_.. COI'I'IIllnetlo ol ~end wlltv. !he ~ • Jeep ~rouncll.oo AngeiMI - Jwt h - Co be In ld ~ hlmMH . In Ho-. God lon' 110 k"" on the ldult otferlne-. end In the enci,"'W.Tr~~ey' e lit:tll friend ---..-...... SI>Mg-Mi, '"' lhet r...y hla ,_1J who._ up wfttl ......... 011..., ......... _ l'dllow8-"" ....... ......... ........... ... __ "-rdllih\~ to ........ blecltpe~.end· -ev. Clllooll ""' tho llloOin- " Think MMnwhle by tho~~. ·-.......----·-... hew 10M M Olrib to hew her ......,._, God then ...... up . . . .. In the Million ....... T rw:y le moka>g good het -.pe. AfW e-,.;. _,ja, end ... . . , ......... ol moet of . . . . . . 00>~ ........ - . . . . eDGINi4NU ... ..., • .....,. ......... _TheCII!Ird!lng t ,., ~ tile..._._..~ ~lw...-Trecyto But Trw:y II In II'Oolble, h let Hm tiki her He hll been- tllklng lO hetlllf, then - . her -ev on 111 Ito God, rilly, but who WO<lld imported .-orcycte. contoo4>11 beiev• thet1). And the echool hq come to • vlnuel ltlndeCMI • the c:opo wl>o, .-inQ no drive<, glw cliMe. I nearly l!>lh my •• • reoult of the Nllgloua flrYOr. oldel wllll thet 00>1. Trecy'a moth~<, bMullfully In t1w end TriiCy' l caMpleylld by SuMn "'"""'·· up before 1 judge, incongn)uoty (ft'd be the o d V - t o the folm If they llftOINted pleylld by ~lid Hyde Whyte, dlcldes it lho<!!d be her fK& .In 10 much " " " - ' contidlfecl by • oommlltM of beginato WOfry, end her,_ tDI> ~· TNir !Mellog. w...u her cloctO(. God .. torv-t fOf .. . .. ;. • of c:ouree pope In now end ogein lama .tf'Mrr lnci thoy llimi>IY with His~ but Is COftlnn thet Tracy - * ! be lodald up. At Which point God nn.tly. the~ turtW ..... In the {llliM of • ~ Trecy, '"' - l i w poJydUtriot, end, ac:tivilia. end aff.. • . .lea of .-vcN~u~c; teeta. ...... heevenly · corMncM the -home. ,_,.t 10-. plod!-. no,..,...._,_ •'* - ' bolrd thet .. _ 1o more In lwlven end •nh than Ia dreamt of lnyour~.-'' W1wteupon Tr~~ey cen go back to IChool, lOon off wllll God. --ringing).-- ..... . bwy men. (my ' phone II t.U. end otMI 11 her parw.~a oet bedttooethlr. 1No " • dJeop r..,, poorly the~poorly Plrt poorly To """"'· --ed. '"' Bum. ., U. son of - a-;. pict\n ..........,. - o f the lset dayo of grut they bo-.. -IY• hlrYtt to hlrYtt one,_, • light . The,.,.... •• - - et-- ~ peinfut. There io no ' " - to.llk hlrd 111 me rtlgioua• .._.or~ woolcla. 0(girla. If you ~ '(fNI 1ft - · e n d go to the a.to I» purglld, ~ Ia tor you. But be womlld. it be o -buoiMu. fillY_, ......__,_ j 1 • (AU.~··- ·, '~ .. ( • 1 --~-- • . _ f • A.ro ·Ill IIJIIillf .. . . .......... -loll, . . . .... ---~SI.Stlilll,. ~ ..... "'""'~- -the ..... . · - NOW SHOWING AT HH"Sf TH£ATfRS " nw.k God". lncldentelly he lo the firat of the obligaotory - no- God," 11M .... lntomellonll, end Tr-=r'o ~o. IMI ~~~~---- , ......... 10 . . . . . . . . .-.., I I f iniCitutJon• NA. o l -. - . . . . . . NIICa ......... God, now....,.lilll.-to-.up iiiiCUiliUIC . . . . to 8f'l · · -.. - • ...... poll'lt her• -nAt...., Trw:y,......,. then t h e - • the ltU!Jidlty ol Mint dlclclea 10 run ............. -.... ,fMY ....... to .. ...... "".., 011 God, end • I want... a rout beef I wut • Wlllp I want a sandwich Let'• a• to P..J. Botto•• lerdlaaer! The kitchen at P.J. Bottoms Is cooking up some of the tasdest food arouQd. We are now serving reputable l'OIISt beefs, wonderful wings, satiating sandwiches, boastful burgers • and much more. The kitchen opens everyday at 5 Jl.m. J..unches start C>c:dler zfrt.. - - �; e,prodigal sun j' I l I Jsr I .grooves- and frenzies lupi111MIP, ,.,._ ~~~ 6 M l Why lhould .......... . , _. to duplceto Ita elburn -.old on Mao.,._. • lw elbum7 Why ohould • rock group tNt . , . , _ u much •• lhe lloo1on l'hlllarmouic OrchHtra whan pleylno ~·a 11111 .,._t a live elbum1 Why........, . N much ~~age~ N • bunc.h of rode--..... .., ct.nlltJy......,. .,._...... ~ God or Rlclc 1>IVIM knowa why Supenrwnp did. The oorpua clolectlla c:.llod ,_,. and WN racordod Juot lhllre In Novombet 1978. It might t..to ftaoh J .A. Hell_. a groovy French I" &on aoir. Perlo,...,... "1 but ~. It ~t t.. to clemoowUite Hollllwell'a oubtle wit In lntrocluc:lng 1tMo I"Comine to ~ olwoya me !HI vary loglcll •.• " or " Whllo you gc ,home IOIIIght you muattM<e 'The Long _,_tree....,...,• ... "*'•....... "'*" - . Wey Jolome' . .. "I, but that' a unlikt4y. I would havo bMn willing to at le- give twn- ...cit for~ If 1 hed noc ' - ' ! 1 M - gulf ~- monltla ..... dl.o1ng tiMir Cologne II might t.. to fwtt.r _.... · Supenrwnp their 11m c.... ~mont on lhe orwv train ltMoy havo bMn r1ding tor oo long now, •. • To not do 1tMo group, muolcal .,.....,..y '"""" 1tMo ....-~for, • grow~ It has tot..~ """'*'· - -they_.....,~.-· t..for~OCOf'dod"""'' on lhe elbum, " You Stanad lAughing," w hlctt would flt comfortably Into any of ~r-·a provioua tlbuma. The lllljor!tv of oonga, however, ore token from the Crlmtl ofm. CentUfY Whlctt, Nlde in ~ "- r~ on Pwt. by 1tMo -IIIla .......... Song.'' ••....,_In .t.m.lca" and " TolteltMo Long Wey Horne''- lhe moot ........afiA ~rlfTIP album. The !oct 1M! the group playa el but one """" !rom INa 187 4 14bum doea 1>91 aey much for their rnullcol ~.which hila t..en more an lmpfover'nont of the l(tod ll('d from........,_, true Suportromp oound then --·~of,_ ........... lciMe. lklt let me aey ~ nloe for • cheno-. Let me mont1on the ~ ,..,.,cine quality of /Wt.. Let me tlllc about 1tMo stunning prKiolon of the ~ . Hell- 1e • t..ttor aex•pleyer then corrf........ o..leo and Rodger Hodgton ... bodi or- ..._. -plano...._.. ~··-. 08ng of Four. IMPACTII Direct, compelling, brutt4, unralentlna. Gang of Four' a dabullP. EMM.w->t, lo an incfadlbly g<Nt ....JII!uru; challonglng In. - -· convlncinQI'( afl~ on 1 aoc:lo· polticel level, tnd~NtnerOo eoncopt. Though racordod in 1871, thle mey vary wtl t.. tt.. moot lmportetltamonl of.thll oo ,_,. good~. • The......,.. catch tome of the anthueleern In Perle' Pavilion on ·eo. November 19th. The oonga ere brilllenl!y perlormod with tho poulbla •~tion of "Lpglcal Song" and " lllocdy Wall Rlgllt.n The~ cut "School" le an - . n a hlgNight. ,.._.....,wont t- a~ ,_tNt a.-- HID elburn or•for elburn hllnl ...... Supenr... muon. 1juat wiah the IIIOUI> w ould uae ita 10 cheN lhe muaic rather then ""'money. .. ·4~·····~~···~···4~~ Surfacing about two ynra egc, out of thll lndulttlel Cltv of l..eedt In ~n England, Gang of Four r-Md their_ 1~1 IEPI Oemeged C1<>oM to limltod acdelm. Thera WN, how-. • OtmendiniJ .-..nco In their otYie grow w!tll att-ion. From an__... atandpdnt • fragile comparleor~a can t.. mocla: the · d i a - t. often~«< guitar rhythmo of KTC'a frat record blenclod with the rage and fury of the Cleah' 1 On Wedn~ay, -.~ ....... Clfi 4NOt l1- ~~,···~~~·~~~· UUAB Music Committee and FM88 : p(mtll ~ En~t. IW-Ifodwnl Mlllng ol Lilia .lou .;t~ Oct. 29th at· 8 pm'· in the Granada theatre •.. .. �cg,prodigal sun ! llumhom ond Allen 10 ""''PIv the iotW ,,.,.,...., tNclt end -.,y. au. oil 1o o beclcdrop fa< Jon Klng' o end ~v --'tJvo 10 p-.g ..._of our cllt .. o. TheM writer~ ap.from · -. endody _ _ __ - . . . -.ICIId groce on you end me'llev ..... * f. II lo on . - M journey. bUt- .-v -::'! f J f ' :r~ " o ~ ot Four io o muot. Got it before --youllboutheVM<OftwO _ llom now. ' - Tany Gnfed.• I Bllcon T - Mtaic ftX ParfiH lint Wlwtthe 1 - " - the S1con T -1 Y•. ~~wt' o me_.,.,......,.of,..,.;e ..,_. ..._ .,. countJy - - time now. I WM ll.dcy 80king fa< - ....,.q, to,..,_ o p r - * ' " 1 - of llcenae. lOng~"""' N4y Gil *Ill llglinot uch otlltt In • pelt~ diolect~. ,.;n[O<Qid by o "-lc m.ahlng g\Htor _.....,. to drive the point 1\omo. - ''Not G<oot Men," hlgi\I!Qmed by Oov. Allen' a funl<y bell linel, potttayothe ~ortlon of our and the manipulation of our ecNcotloNI c:apec:ltlea. " No WNk ,.n In the boob herit-• .. ' -" A rec:urring ~heme throughout h l f - f without o---.. ia t.h e c:omplexitiea of ~lpa In todey' o eocietol otn1e1ure. In lib ,.Netur.,'s Not tn tt.,"' ••eontact."' end " At Home He' o A Toutift," Gang of Four ~~~ wlm people commodltill ond ret.nion8hipe Ktuelly beinG <educed to buying ond aeling. In " Neturll' o Not In It" lor inatlnco, the worda _...tor -..no "*"-'-: " ldhl..,... • r>ew ~,. moritot of the llnMaiOr-.. of the perlKt if.tEconomlc ...,._, " The gr- lnjiJfl~ of ouch ployo • o •J<ploitllbon end urvM iinlc 1 - 'otlons rooted in edvertitlng ... IJuetreted In "Cont<oct" : " Another ..._.ntiNint/We COUldn't perfonn- ln tno WI Y the otner w entld/ThMe -loll dtoomo-Put in p<octico in the bedroom." The melocly of dllicoto Upe<hy Ia dioplec.d bv chaotic m'(thms end me otoedy pounding of Hugo llumhom' a - · .. King - - - " ;..,•t juot "o In OUt muwol Int-.'' O!lenlng two, " I Found That GAY PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE Wine and Cheese· Party ,., ~ole 414 • and fOI - · • Gil'• fr...u.d guitar playing cloHnande o ol oomo kind, be it dancing or lhouUng olong. PasalclN111y _ , _ wkh the complocency of OUt oedlted. T . V. ~ eutt~n,llong with the ~ ond IMurnenity of mo.t oocietiH. lOng - - .. ~ Into • lingle brNih ol oontempt. .... ourtllng. ... ~· a muclt 10 ~belo in the - . Gang ol Four .,.,.._; enything from the lntriguinu dialogue of "Anth<u" end the c:rilp, hona1 p<oduclng, to eomothlng n IUbtle M t~ pu-• red covw, {and the band' a -.IIMf. in fKtl quite PC>uiblv lignifying • ~ ~f....,.,.. The . . - otrilclng lllf>8CU of tiU debut record, hoWeY• , lo the _ . . . . , ., O><p<-tlc.unlly of the moteriol, ol written end .....ited by Gong of Four. TheM four rnuelc:lono - ~ , _,._ of not olton . . - , before. I dele to eoy lhlo ,_.d io newty ""* -.ro good -t liock wt- w..... -ov• .. homoiThe """' &till · the rich Nle/Hi11ory li\lea on on the - ~ - e..- IWe" I a - ol ihe f e w - .. - - •I'll.' a apriori - -· IM*Ing 1he " - • end otonaity euocioted with mot group's work. What Mil Gong of Four open !_rom the rest it harmony, r o t - through oN the cluttered. Nv- IC,.pt of ••l*in11ntol r9Ck aot .to I PfOPUitlvo ond primotivo beat. Andy Glll'a _ , , _ QUit• ottocka oro tor:hnleallv proc- .. they ere _.t..-v frwwtle. luving iuot eo otrGnfl on imp< ONion • when the lyrics end guitar~ drop out. Lilhn 1o "0..._., Good&;" the -.c. of QUit.r io juat • effoc:tivo • the IIIIVInG ~·· INYiDg tl>olr LP, /IAwle For Pwfia. I hove been more groteful fa< - me-_,-~· pricH nowedayo. " - intor-goloctlc: · 1 - you might call" it " omltoclon, rock. It' s but giggle cw two. I tNnk. -...non- Drop by our office in 31 1 Squire or call 831·21 L9 --'"·8QUinring,--1>0110· ol to thM tucurilnic, rip-off. Not tlwt isn't funny. ··me point. H thwl 1o onelt believe it might hovo -'>lng to do with econ<>mia. U.ten to o 1- of t""" end you can almost p~c~,.. me grin on their locos; oort of fiU ~·· - · Indulgent """-· "'""""" the irrtthough. The only- -Will be .,..,.., • io .....,., . . _ .•• pojemo '*"'·Wilen'•.,. neJ<t.....,.-...,.. for Plov ll Aeo~n. S.,' o? - Tony~ ............ All....., • F.-tWiMA ...... UQUOIS a.-~.;,-~ ...... a ' - ...,._ .. 08VIImY PUlA Sunday, at 8:30pm In the Woldman Theatre, AC 0...11 . . . . Prices S1 .60, S(k wllll comrN.Ifel' I.D. Stickn Sl.OO oil ottwr aluderU Co-...-.dlrv c:omputOI o r . . - - . . Fa out . Thoir two or original .......-.. oound lite"""' WCiilkiM of on Ultnrvolc ~ !>A eo..-~· UlWI- o ''MemplliaT...,_..•• _ , . . . , Mighty TIICO redia ed. ~- And tt. Toon'o _...,...of " You lleofly Gat Me" - * I 1otce onv ~o • Apocalypse Now / -----~_:_e~~:~--~ m. o.nce." A CHEAP MOVIE!! lUg. "'-God So he<o'o ,.,.. ,....;c;., two gir1e on avntt.emwt~, one fPV on lloc1ronlc percuellon, end onother dtonlng. l meon linglng. tQAfd 'n rOll end ~ ttM>dorda Ike Mlnhed Monn'o " Oo WWt Olddy Olddy," Buddy Hai!V'• ''Citllloyl," Chuck llwry' s "s - Llttle Sixteen," end " lee' a tfyoucen.....,._tt._ • doing DeYo-. oven more I i i - of ......... men me oriQinafo, u- you .-----------------· Tonight (October 10) at 9 p.m . 107 Townsend Hall ·t p.ying .;:::~ Latin American Club - WE~COME BACK PARTY Today in the Red ·Jacket Second Floor Lounge · Start at 9 p.m . Donation: $.75 at the door �J«}prodigal sun big....,; on en*1fflclolt__..• rWiif CIOOI.,.iljltoeel lOt your conv••a. lhe muoic fealtng llicll. n. J#wly .0..,.. ~ ot "1'1 lila Talclrle Her Out TonlgN" ' Into •••otoiwllla - - ll4 " 'Cot 11 be 11111nt1 her - ~- toright, - ton~Gtft." .., Scnwnod Iinne" clolla"""' tho,.....,~ 10 the ·'WIIIrri Til CMrNw" {or "The~ ....... lherna"ll ,..u prefwl, . . . . old trid<. The Allfoernllh-IU . ._ of"IJI$ ~· puts NobM lrl theawkwerd ~ ot lfYIIIo 10 Ill . . . _ Tyler' e aeeey ~MM . The INncl ol w... ~ cwoleaeloolala ttwt round out 1M T_,..._~ 1a 1M ..,... drummer tc.ttte , . ,, ~ybollf<*t Ottoeo Wlolet pleyW on oyMo't Blood on 1M Tr.c.b-- aolld, 11ut aquaoky ....... fTIIeir -.core ....,. of £1oM Cotnello'• "Gr.., Sftln" ,...,. Into • aort of ~ boogie tNt ........ ,.._ f>ai)Ojnt.l con_....1M muoic_,.llrtond Ita two-doo..,loloolallimfta. l o b - ol thl power pop gwve, It~ from thl lhl world ia flat. _....thor AC/DC: O•mrn e - Buflekl All<fir!1rium-October 4 Trem.,...-s,.,,., One-October 2 T - .· INd YOCIIist Petor Noone 1s 29·vew- old a. going on 1 The Ieee that~ • thouund IIIIo wnh thll.,. 19&0e ~rock group.....en'o Hormho t" Mn.. Btown You've Go' • L.cwMy Oeoghi•, •· .. ,.m Horvy VIII, I Am,'· " TI'>ere'o a Kind of Huo11 IAll lhl WO<Idl." " Cen't You, HMr My . . .- ... ett.l .. .,. 'on1oct. Hls t-"Y omlle, bright blue · ond wovey blond Pf(lject ""'' certain ..-.gelr: QUiiity thot .,...... old IedlN In t.h l ttudio IOUdlenc:e of tho Mille Oougleo Show to bluoh when lloooie " Ritchie Cunnlnghlrn" o- "'* How•d II introduced. Something .run to ttlnl>lne4 CUI-.o. Tl>o Trorn~ show atatto ttrong et10<19h. The bend doesn't evttn w.tt tOt Gary Nu"'len'a "C•t•" to ptav ltH4f 04J1 o - the houae P.A. before llhootlng Into "Yow Con't Do That,'' tile lead cut on tho~ Johnt1on debut Twlc• Nightly. With d<ummor Robert WIUiamo riding thl lnolttent on IIi* floor tom-u.m. NOone ttuttenod out hie declaration of lndel>el.,.. oc:e: " They IIWeyt tell you no/Just ttl! thorn Whl<e tO IIOiWI*' thly try tot .. you that you cen't do thlt/Hey lilten "-tor vou can't do m.t " The quintet aounda lll<e • modem O.y ~-!hoy- thllr flye ~ tightly .,.....,., lhl r - o d - . . . . of "vou can't do thot." n.e br..,., -ov camea through " Mevbe ra S.ey" onc1 "SI>a wea 5or-.; Elsa," tho lanor ~ t..lllllng e rMteloid ~~"it* lick jwnapoMd will> mora ~ "-s-t hermclnih. The Holllel aoaln II a c:onveNem .,.,... lor thl bend' allfltlMptlc, but '*""""' rool<lng~. • NooN._..,-"'"-...... • OliO under wrape-111-year old H - ~ thtn ,....., toothy grin under Pwter'a 21! y -·old fece61. He tak• tine out to ......,.,. hla gr.Y wociJ~ giving full pley to hlt bright rod lkintlgllt pentt ond matc:llln9 The lneYitablt ' " ' - end hollero thot folloW this P41"1e1 dhlrotJjng Inspire Pwtllf to flis>-"1> hla oNrt C041or .,.. """EMa ~_....... He~ tho IUdllnce In liMit talk lb6ut blown odd. oitnoro ond more ... ond drugll8nd rock 8nd rdl, Wille tho · ol oct1ng i l lor thla1M _ _ ...., erOioWid lllle • . _ . - f o _,.eyt ehl"· bend-...,.,_, '*""'• ~ on...-. The OYW!ing'o ....._,,en~~ BOOTS! Anyone Who ett enda "" ACIOC concert ohOUid 110 with no -anliona. The action• ot tl,jo etude. sweaty quintet can pale oven tho Stones in their l)tlmo. The "acl<l ol _k.,a p44ed almoot to thl orange sella roiiiUNd tho crowd that • night ol de.rening, pt~mal rock and roll was at hand. /lu ACLDC-hll-thl otago a h<JQe beH dMcended et cantor ouge, Lood YOCelilt lktan Johnson hernmerod It o lew ilrMo ond lhl bend -QPN1ely pounded into " Hella Bello" from thli( lat"t lP IJI«:k In Bladt. Johnson P<OYod to be a more then ._..., •Ol>lacemeno for tho !Me Bon Scon . ~leckjng lhl cw-. unique Mt of vocal cords of , . Jottnoon .., ..,....., 8nd yll with lhl belt of thorn wNia po_.;ng more derity then Scott. He llllttod tho ouge with ~of booze ond MX 8nd I~ YllfY oorntorubly oMih lhl rao ol tho crew ITom Do- Un6er. The show however 11ill belongS to INd gultatllt Angua Young. Angua WM hio .....a4 relined Mlf with hil mooay hair and~ l<lit and ollotta. Except lor a rot..... boring 1 0 rnlnutN whirl Young did 1 ottlpoond showed hio pootorlor fataln), lhl bend concantrllod on ltWorltel rqng from the vintage "Sin City" to the mote recent .,Sho1 Down Jn FJ•.,.,_.. .nd ' 'Beck tn 81~ ... Muolcally the band gave thllr lhl extra puno11 thll rnok•• liWI ihow eo enr.coW. Tl>r. ...,.. . ..,....,.., true of 1 paw«!ul _...... ol " Highway to - · " which hllpod put tho crowd on ito ,.., lOt moot of lhl nigllt. Unlortunetely. 1M ltage effat~o lare: Young runnning ltOUnd wildly JumlllnG lrl tho air to 8nd Mth oong. Young cimDing on t h e - ond jur,png off over tn beu,· p!eying- ~. 8nd of eo<na. Young rollil1g erOW\d on stage ... a IIIII out of The shoW OOinltllle If hi hadn't dimbod o n - beclt and 1M Aud floor repudng notao on hla . . . , _ ola !Mitng. The -oy w• high throughout and Jclwleona' ' - ' with the crowd waa e x -. A rauoout encore of " You snook ~ All Night Long" 8nd " Lit Thora 8e Aoclt" m .,.""""*'" -•lt'lf)CIMO --·t- - w-. '*dod waolhll)lghlight ol thllhow. The 76 minute set wn a,rnltiooo o11ott 8nd " TNr' and "Girta Got Rhytlwn" were notlcMbtr ~. At ACJOC eent 8000 people home hippy, wl1lch io more _ , .., be -.111 lor C)llll1lng Ronnie Mon-' a , ... bend played lor OY« en hour with tho t-.ted gulteriot relying on fw too many girnrnlcb 8nd too muoc:h dlm>rtlon lor a talemod PlavEv. . WGRQ rnornk>g OJ llae(men put more effort into 1M . . - . o l ~aha-ct.. Gwnma put rtlo Ita urWlaplred - : acC"a-. / - .X. eo.rom.rr CUSA invites you to Communication Orientation Today fom 1·4 p.tn. In the Jane Keeler Room of the.Ellicott Complex. .. ~~~ majofs and intended majors welcome. ~ Meet fellow studS\ts and faculty. Have your ~ons answered, . Siudent Also~~- �l Pf'&nai)W • Television forces roClicalchonges in American fomily 'life i• ~ or 111e ~ .. IAittad ol ~ • .._. ~. ... opatd-.dW " ' - : lltiUiboul dGian ...... J.-,1100 ° r.. foode>Wcu. ~•~~~< _i catem ouuiok 1'br A,.rric1o family 11 cbaliJina -radically, perllap• ~y. ,__ ... _,llil_lll<_ 1 . Aad a .,..pr a>o11111MO< to . _ or lb• aoekar r..u,. " ' - lo IOW>CI .. W111&117 ._...., Am<ritaa loo\IJCbold . TtkvWoc . bas btal latlmauly- <~rid~ 111< loQkh aod aah-ol tilt r-ay IOf 1110r< tll1111 :10 ,_.., alltctJoa c~cw~oponaas H-.........., c.- Jolvt palau . . lloc tmnltooloay Ulcd to dacribt fJIIliba like that Ia Tbtec's Cotopi•Y al rol< . lianard ~ poloob ..... lbu lb« tcnniololoQ aaetl to tldcribe flllllilic:o lib lila ie' l'ltrD<'t ~y baa ..... c:llliqod. ''Oaoe we <ailed lb<m 'dcvW¥ ••" II< .,.. "Titty we tqu ....._ lbc:m 'varian1 •. Now we call than sociolopa Jolon 'allm101ivc'." JllSJ u clea(ly, td<YilioD lo an UJtruuic pan or Ow c:otGJill&IOCial rabO<. 11·, 11tt advertiJina forum fOf ,.., food, liD . . . _ .. ., force In drlld·........ and • leaa ~ lbc' time or Mary 1'ylcr Moore. It lou offcred lnc:cn4tva fOf womcn to_.,., Mo<eovcr. b's !be ploa w1ta-e anticipate tbe fUture ol real famoly lifc? What ~uld sueb biuore llvlna of~'•Company, or lhtcllaotic <willliaa of Soap possibly hove tn For jed4vlcwUJ who bdlcn lbaJ !he medium b obxQed wuh tb< Inane ond lbt bnlevcnt. til< anwcr mar bt ··noablna... ltcpotltioa, endltM ~ltloo , is whot Ill< boob tube'• Pfllll'll'l\lllinJ IS a8 alloas. If a COI1CqJI WOfb, it. Bvt thld •• pm:iody !be po!At . T....moo Pfllll'll'l\llllaa does ruu wcrkly oaoul11 on thr!r lnRexiblc prolessionol ..ubllshmcnt>. Tclcvllion comediea ltkt The Many Loves or Dobie GUlli, Car 54, Where Arc You7. and McHale'• Navy f~ <alb or WINIY ubotcu" undtrmiaiDI aucb ltallowed INtlt ulJOrll u !be Kbools. tbc polioe and the military. Ebewlttrc on the air, the old TV marrlaac formula or barritd' bUIItandlnuuy wlfo-lbe lonnulo I Love Lll<)'. I <01>)' whicb pvc throuab p&ttcrru Married Joan and Bu.... and Allen- - • rcvaJ<d. Altllo"'l> they mlcht "'"'k to Pfoeo< !be illllllon ol malc JII()I<INI<Y, the W0CD<11 of Bcwitcbcd, I Dram ol and ~ydn: dcocetive tllrillen In the urly Fifties, waums (51 or lb<m)aJ til< - · · c:od; apioGap: iD !be mid· Sixties; ODd brul&l polio< ltrla In !be s.-tla, to jUII 1 lew. b ' J DOt tlliDJ lo '"Y that I cycle CJ!ploins why 1111 iodivlclual lhow is dcvelbped-wlty. lor namplc, Ltot'• · Arebie Bunter amer&led a holt or lmitaton In !Itt Y"'" foUowlll& biJ Nidscn triumph1. But it '• quite IIOOihcr lbinJ 10 CJ!I)Wn why \~ pub&c wu wiUina to 1upport. to many proJtams bued on !be Ltot lonnula of comedy, controversy and conllicl fn the lamOy. Or, more bnponanrly, what impaet tbar vicwina experience ha> bod-on Amc:riran>odal relation I1IIIDC Car 54 Robc:n Roten, director or the National Aaldea>y or Tdtvlslon M1 and Scic:Oce• Archive at ua..A, ~ '" ml)' ha...e to . .....,.. rile way wcl!Unt about the IDOdWm 10 ......, thae que~~iom. "Tdc¥Wort ta•• jus1 • mirror. rcllectiaa pat '•already t>appenina . . . popUlar llliod, .. be QYS. ..It •• pan or tbe JiOGia1 r.bric." rombinlna with otbcr daily oc:a-a,. ~pe:tieacu to innue:nc.t our bdoavior. A cut iD poinl: Tit< elllldrcn or !be p o l l - baby boom wc:n: lllstory's first artat ttlcvhlon wlldorrs. In a ..,..., !be medium - loom wkb lbcm ODd '""" wilb · ~~~a~~. o. ibae _ !be r- or It, ... TV fed a ~teady diet or ...... - hm><l ond sltlpldct doWIIJ ant~ bad ....... tn do wilb tc:riow IOCial ..._ aouc:b leu wilb tb< Dlllllve ~ twyOII of Ill< SWics. Or c11r1 II? 18 ......... '*'·• racrloolt .. !be odlad* - - 19$9 ai.d 1165, ...... , ... baby boom wu In ..... ~,_..., • ........,or~~~e....,.r-wllicll ,.... . . . . pnKOif. Oa .... ¢elf, Dr. IIUIMnt, l!aia..!lda, ' . . . . . _, 1'111 o.r-.n · £ t II ' _........_ -w ancoiOOII n>l<. our commoo esptrienct, an in01.1trlliol dement in our p4&n1 lor the fiiiUR . "Teltmion picu up JOme thin&> that are on the: edaeor tomotTow.·• useru produm NortlWl l.tot. Ooa primetime llc:tion anually do wilb r<lllity? ca... - ltavc _ . . . . . . .... 8d wca);caiJt& of Its tbt way we pm:eive ' ormal ~ rdodooships, ond llo"' we view our own U><L b '• no1 s!mp4y c:rutrULI!Immt. but a buic pan or arnonacmenu a• the enalnccr<d " marriaac:s'' or Love: 8oa1 t.nd Panllll)' ldaod, Ill< m<nqe·a-lroi• f Ul kanoiot ..... My u""' 0o1 ~ ~«rctly D>Ore po..O.fuJ tlttD !bar ll\lles. TV na1on in tbac ,..-.. Btur Frfcdan later ... rotc, staff ba•r become nomfal families on the alr. Lou Gnnl hu moved back Into print joun!lllit:m wlttre he p4ap falber ro a brood or . _ JOWII Scxualtaltooi .... )11$1 ................ iD the llotuehold or 1brce'• Company 01 in U.. !locWta alfoin or Love Boat one! F - ldaad. llamcy Niller'1 ral l<idJ ... his bumllina. lovllblc: polio< officon. Soap bas IIUtiQOI<Icd ....... !be critieal odds by ~ the tracfitional family up to tJM:most Olltnp<>UI parody imaJjnablc:. E..., where the twd<ar family doa survk"'t. in some form •• sbadow<d by problems. Alitt Hyatt ..._.en. a (Aiioc) io - -· Ann Roautno (Onc Day At a Tnne) divorced. Tbr 1110~ popular chari<Uf on family· orierotcd Happy Oayo i•nor a family membco., all, but t.be unottaclled Fonzic. And ~P' bcaruot they ,..rid ochcrwiJC-... ~mplawiblr, once uncoa"cnl io nlf 1...... the pcrlea nuclear lamUico ol Little arranJnnenll an bel.., -.elk HollO< on t.ht Prairie and The coo•cnuonal. 1hroa1ll tlu· Wa~<oa are«< ialbe pu1, buth on rf1l<lotion ond wide Y\owioa of -"lvc no.Jtala ic mrmorau of a dtscriomi'IJ iruotution. ,..,.,_,.,_, batk---- .,..,.._ whodl dJallcr>IO-- bcha¥ior. our vuy ··r. .ny Oeariy, td<vosioa IS l<llcctUll ral ~s m the way hi< Is coodue1cd . Mort pe:op1c Uvc idtoloc1-' ' Wbal- nonaal . . TV today may 1101 aauaBy be -..t. . . untC"n somclbioa &•rpria:Jaa " ' - · it Will proltall4y b e - tosaJ>a .......... "'f"\a\< today. Milllons ol mothcn arc " " ' - 1.omonow. demonstrated covertly JUII bow rcocntfuJ WO<nC1I bad ltm>mc. In other wordJ, primeumc tdcvision wa> luU of lbc uploslve family dynamicl or the SII!ics--thc aenration I•P· IDli•OUthoritarian piO(tll ond lCJ!ual conRkt-Ocfore Ollyont rnll1ed that an cxplO<ion was· underway. It anudPI!ed (and bel pod c rcotc) 1 h< Aac of Alienation, ()w Dot)o •I I no,;. More rc:cmtly, television ha> b«om< a major teotin& &round for c~taaaes in the fantily wblcll will almo•t ct>rea.i nly afrcc1 the aswmptioft• that r...J Americ:ans brin1 to cheir own livina arranacmenu In the yean ahead . "The old·fuhionrd television lamiUy u d)'IDI, " ..yo criiJc Robert Sklat. "The problem may be thf: modo! lor !be family; llolb ia tdcvialoa and In life h lsll'r reaDy WO<tilll any 1110«." llkk veteran prodooa- O.vlcl ~La&· "It may be tllllt<leYiaoo Is bdplna to dthne a new ven1oo or tltt family." Thai venloo hal t>Othina lO do .,illl blood Lies Of lqallllllrio&e bond&. ltutead, il rdb Oft a dtfiDldoo whldl MJr)' Rkbatdl on« orr....s oo tbe Moly ry~er Moon: Sbow. "Wllal is a family ..~ .. uted I l l < · heroine: (one or TV's r~r~~) . Her aos-: any poup of peoplc Wllo abaled a .,.. c1ea1 or alfectloa • t'*-. and ifttt:nlrl elq~Crimcc:o "Th val~u lradilioaally ~ wkb t i l < - are bollia ltafttltn'ed 10 ocher In tcle\oWa llellon, .,.. eoplodaiJ to lbo WO<Ir-placc," \JIIi..nlly or Tuas proreuor Hora ~ .........b. ' In ,_,, ... l'ldo ,_.., ~---~- College Students Every Thursday Night Show Your College I.D .. and Get $1 Off Price of Admission at United Skates. GET IN FREE .... ~ 01 . . . . . . . . ..... calaee LD, Oftlr EJqlhe Oceober3C). . . v... WIItl..., . . . . . Offw&. 1511 ...... , . . . . . . . . , TIM • . . . Yartt 14110 IJ7-CII01 .,..... ""-' .... ...._._..W.....AQ . 'Ill ....... Y... 1.U. 1 ��., ........... ArltleraoD, IDd ......., .......... by aeo-co~~--.lliw -..111 Sjl«<tt/10111<~ Milton l'rladma, _ . . . ~ 'ScMford. CA (PNS)-lbc US ICbolar. Tbelt ............. by mOil.,. ~ ID lh< hOW tbaolee ID doe . _ ~-"'lld)'----.IDd coeopoip: ....... redlooatl ...... a Wocbdo lo Jalpoeod oa ~­ ecoao.ic ...- - . . . • • , _. . . AIIioA U.. ~oldoc Peoplt' a for loll....__ Republic ol OoiDa. T ...... il ... u.. ,....... orrcrcd dlplomlll< ... clw__, It .. .._ doll reeopltioa . So.e 40,000 US Hoover tlllakiDI Is •oft '"""" are .-lofted ill lh< Sinai eoauovmlal. deaen. The oblolllve is -plk:aod Tll.eac thret seenarioJ-two even If tbe d<lalls are still tltpllehly eocloncd by Ronald dlllurllill&fy hillY. .. ~ .. It the Rapn, !be tblrd by """or blJ n, word used . - o!Ua by Hoover aldeo- rdloa !be bDrd-liao US Kholan and Radvt-. fordp poUcy lt&DCe mllilioood Rlcbard s.- and Peter Duipm, • . _ ptcoi6aq. In dl.nacriliaa tbDr p i for lbe Bcbiad lbli lies • ~ us llobal ' -· brai D lfaJL auoclaa.ed with s.-.• ICOod .... wilh ..... America 's oldta.t ud mo11 p06sllod Jhoa and dole CI'OI'IIod ~ve tbillk cat, . - llair, loots lite who .... fordp potic;y orlftltii!Oo is bal !111< Rq>pod out of a 19$9 MOM qprouod by Ita till<: lbc HooW<% MWII'ft'l. til: speaks num1 IWsoian lnJtJtutlon On War, R.CYOtution and and II an upon on lbe Soviet and Peaee. Baa S..!"'P<"" oommtmia par~leo. 'The hudtutloa wu !ovndod In Hls- 11~, 1919 by lhe Ice Preaid<m Flerbcn panltularV ~10 !be Hoovn, wbo a.er p vr il au w...... l.enaiJpber: . He claiino to uncqul...... tbart<f: " lbc ~ be lh< orlio or~·, p1ot1er to or tills latclclllioa, .. Hoover wrote, blocbde Cooba• ... . . be ••• IO~et.be mls of lh< cloetriDa or KArt Man- whether communism . "We llllouJd fO<I<l abo.. lllc >odalltm. economic matrrialiJm Ot hoi'- in Iran,", SU. 1111. athebm- tha• to protect lbt "They're only 51 pcopk, and we Amencan W11Y ol life from "'eb made the miutc or CODO<Dintlfll ldcolotleo. their conspinocies and to all or our allenlion on them . What reatnrm lbt validity of the we, u Am<ricMs, JbouJd be dolfll Am<ricM syacm." lnaead is looltiQI to our own bad: yard aod oovntalfta Soviet and .._......,. Cubaa peaetratioa of tltt Ill work b.os ~ ' " - ~i:r\bbeaa: We sbouJd ' be thai, but lbe ovuridlzll mood or ~our allies to isolate.Qoba• Honva IDJdtution .-..., isllill uakper.a-tbal's1D~ oot or prafovad paoimiom about or aprudu.,_" Amorita's a..- or survival in a Wlwdid~-byaoeof -.howdowa willl tbt commtmia hb mo• ,_od and intrllulac workl. l!dward Tdkr, the "r.&btr" promises tb111 lh<re would be ••no or the hYdtOIOQ Ioomb, b one of more Talwans, no mo;e Hoover's lllllor fd>olan. . Vletnam a"l durinc • hi s In tbdr · - . .boY· admlniltntloo. \ day. llUl c- libenls rrom StaDr "'JJIod: "II · llhillk. Harvar d aad WaabiDILOo's that ._-*illJIO~ rnowned t!Liak tuk, the otndal , . _ orilla Toinn-«Dd BrooltlQp lftldhdoa. ...S 10 joke lUI' s aot • <llliitY. ~ be1J about !be ........ . . , . .. loudl1 ,....._ Tilt ~ OlliDae wiD .. dlty acolfod ......, Roaald juot haw 10 be~.. all, Re- . Bu.t u the Hoo- tbty DOOd m .-e " ' - we 1l«<d ~ 11M C10100 10 UICtt an them. I .....Jd ad'riae lWD to toll ~ . . . , _ 1D11......, Taiwan aD !be milit.arJ equlpmat ov;er,.._ llld llle rieJ1t !'ial of they need, &boN or audear tba ......... J'anJ,U.. ....... wapolll. " • He oondstlled: " lbc is lha& . . . . . . . . _....iaforaal ill Tal-and vw.-w~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ pod fl'letocls. 1bcrc would be DO ~ mL HI aooceor dlal,.....,......_.i... ao H001'ot sc•otut ptoved ' to • tlleft would be DO .-e lnll&iDI w.,..., t-war "'*' .._. .. ••al• ~- II-............ bid.,. ., BniDIIII'I'SAJID'I'ICACIDD - aARUP'IO _,. OJif IMIKOPPICBPJUCBSI (;]Juya 6·Pack and Party-at Studio~~ ~ • . 6 PlArS FOR 01~ $30 .. ""'eMil wmt•A- ... 1-n a..••-QASS ....... ..,., ,.,...... --·..... Ca<t TilE CUCIDO'S lEST . .. 1·1 ..a. --··--·~~-· -.... .. ......... w!GI.Iot_....,..:t....,_ lliiD • . . . _ , ~ at u.. wlllcb.,.. ..r~.., ..... • ,....,. • ~ ddc Pfm Pettr Dui1.a&.D, 1 Hoover lllllr· pjilc, Softct IDJdtudoa spediolist.oe !be Mlddlt .......... ~ Euc.-wltlts.-tltat._ , US al.lles ia defclldlfll f'\mcri<an world IAterau. eopadilly rrornJ-.AIIItrllillaado<ltor I'Kiflc 0<-. allies. ...... . Clliforaala, t he looks ...,._ a ...,. free would c1emant1 ....... . . . . . . . . ....,...lli......,•s..,......, """ ....,_ fill - . ~ Is ......... -fill ~ ldau, ......, ........... lrdoer ~ particiJiiodoa from ._..,...,.,..... ....... w...··..,.~··Howould .....,_, ll)'towfallle~DIIM PadOc states Ia a ruoaicr ,_.~.-eanD----•Wl'law.a...a._.c • ~ .. ftntWIIII*.- '....... I _,.. -.... ftiaAI . . aO.. ....... ........ LI._.._ .. _ he ' 1 pn! Olldl 0oa: o Sot. s-oo o s.a. 7:00 o ,_ a30 SaM IJIIt. • .....,.,..,_ .. 111ft Oo* fl:lolatM . ailtwoCIIII!f t.l*....,...o - • 30 o 1111n 1:30 ....,._ . . ._ __ ~ ------------------------------ �n.-• .,_,__ - ..,_~Co -- .------- ----, ., 9am·5pm 355 Squire Hall HfiMLI"IE Unlftnlty Sdleel ., , _ ---. ......... , St. ~­ . . . .·-1 ~ . OcL t t . ,~,.,. ~ cllfC_...._ar. '"='~<:.t::.'l �i • / I i ! -SLEEPING BAGS-SAVE 50% u...-•• ,.....,._. -.....,_.-:."C'. __ ..... ....,"'_aetwlllf_ ....-__ __ ... ,==-. ... .__..... --,. ......Fo.--.................. -...........,.. .--..-.__, SIMo>/llf .... ::::;10·==~::.-:::---. __ -- .. . --·M=--=· -·~_... ::'""'...:.... -·· --- ,.,.. ~ M~ .. ......---....... .,.._... .,.... -· · m-a ..... ........ -lr'. • ' ..._ eM:D .._. . . . .. 6, ...... _ . . -. .... ............ .................... l~lio. ......... . ~ . . . .. I - - - - .. '.!!!!f.lll!!-~::.:. ~~---:.:..;.;.:A IIIIC. IIIII ~.. . . . 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TlloT--I'Ita_W_GioftiiMo-.....o.--.. _..,. ........_._...... wwu-,.... - -.. · - · - · .. · - -..-~ , ., ,. ....... .., OI~roclntl_ . . ,...,.._, ............. - poMtt ...... - ,. to,_.. ........... belt ..... , Attie ..... ......., ca._ _ ,.._ _ _ ~ • ....... .. _.. . Urrl11et'WIIty qf' ~ SCBOOL OF LAW Bridtlqort, eoru-:tlcut .1Jsso2 wl11 luweJI ~.tin ori the UB 0....,.,. · 1WU'IBOA Y, Ot;t· 16 • from 9:am wttll u ·!VCooi.Mt Your Pre-lAw Advieor or PIM:ement omce for locadon. �,~~'tlm~i;!(rflf .' ·.. !! ~~~tltH l;ilh i §· i!UIJ.f ttfHH!{it!!iJHt;it~f!!~lli r , - .· -~ · ·.'tf . - . i!t~ I!h~f 1iarH~~ · IH(i~ 1 a ~lnt~r hliH1 •J:tijrUUhMiffli! ,~ r 1 ~ ~~~~~ r ~ ~~~fJ~ !I [I ~ J;~ "i• [tt~i !fr.l=! i ~ •1·~ -.!t[ :.!!In 1~ ,d,Ji u!dt·1 ~ u.!unr~~~;;J!fi. Jl.~ ~. 'Iif !or •i!r ~~-- rt r ~ f,~ 1 ; 1 ij!s· ~~~ gitl ,~_,,J~-=,,!_, ~ s. 1 1 t1g_ ,_., .: < " I ••• •IJ 1.lr "' f. H !!'if h! ••h 1 .u H. rifJi qau~ .~Ill W~J ''f"lff~ ~~~ f~,J!. ··J.~dJnhi~J tih !~ ~ ~~c; ~· Wlii HIHI!IJ{!H fif{HJI l~l.J!!ilf !HHJE f!l~ Jj~ll~~~l ;;~ ~!~Jt; . &1Pf' t•W lhiJt~flrfhfrt Ji!~t!J ·i;l . Nrr; i -~~'uth ~;! M!!f!i !:!:hwif~i!~;H iifl»~ ~ti f:' m.: ~.·;.,· .,......,.~ 1 ~~; ifi 1r · {i~ r! ~~i I , h (i~trz.! rih rr i J ~~1{I' I" ~ c:.r.. 'l H{ ~~~ rU mu h·'~.~~ r}~~'i!1 u~m~ •t m,rftl s· ~ ' 1 ni Ji1 tir ~ •ri·! 'i·~ hlt !fl'{r ~~ffi{~ Iit l'i If i o g i!i }; : r~! Ht~ 1 ,~!j! ~~~ [~ J ~d! .·;.f. Hl1~ ;rr Jl!1111 a 1a ..: h ::S 1 s ~ R g rr.t .·::a D.~ rr • ~ n w · !" nrrtrWrfUr!hl:i · ~mt,~Mlffdt:nmr r ti!lhnt:ltl~-... U !f!! li If![;tth!!H fi!t hr'rJ'l!i JtJJfti11Jii ." :ii.tiidJt~~,;r~,~-~~· If1; f~ a1•1~rlj1 li 1U1 t ",.ff 1 ., it 'r" ;~ •."~~~h· u .~~hfl •tJfitf!J••'~a. ••frif·,~:!l;r if fi[ !p··•rf iJ fir!{,JiiJ(I!·r ·r fJ~~tl f llfl fl iii ; f~i (1~1 11 if a!!iir[:· ~~~~ ~ fiii[j el:!( i'•IJt ilt' l•!!l!r: ld~~~ .rr• h !rth ti .,th ~~~hth · Uh. :;~IJ: f !r & t t rtt I ... -~~ ~ ·.......,.~··- �Buffalo BUts vs, New England Patriots Sunday, October. 20, Rich Stadium I working on that ten, take • few INnOtea to kMp it, at Jan trifi~ Sun • , ' ~ w =- ~/ T ~ ~ r11 r ~ ,j , r ,. J 1 •.., 1 , 1 r 1 ". , llr, .ll r ,• IN ONl:Y MINUTES A DAY! e "' e THE COMPUTER SAFE WA 'Y PRIVATE TANNIIfU18ooTHS • ANYTIME, DA 'Y or EYENINGS SPECIAL STUDENT RATE 20 VISITS •••• ~~ h : . . ·. '-) ' , r r(1 , r . . . r · '39 Upper Deck seats: Reg. price $12.00 $9.00 with commuter ro sticker. $11.00 for all other UB students. Limit 2 tickets per 10 Card. On sale Monday, October 13 At Squire Ticket Office. ~ LiHI'f~/JW!J'J,fjER • AVAILABtEI . , . ' Sporl$01'ffd bg SA Commuter Affairs Any studerit who was ctiarged for the.Studen! Health lns~ce an~ has _equivalent cove~"~~Qe may . w~e the lni~e by btinglnf -.-·vv• of Insurance to.the StudelaL !JI._Il Insurance · Qffl~e, H~, Mon~ ~-- 9amto5-pq. ·coo .. rHJI'• �-- ............ - ..... ............ • - ..-.·---... .. __ --- ____ -~CUI-··. __ --------,._., -T I'IIIAU1 - :::.:=...::':...-::-..::::: ."'" ,. .......... , r-~ - .,.,..-- RA"TD . . 1 &.50 fOf' -ftM ftrd t.. ::•·'-"n::.':! ~-..-.··· ........ ,... . ,.so ... =:.. : . . _ · . : . : , . ...... ............. ................. PaJrfTINC._ COPYCUT&ll ALL AG6...,.,. - ..... M --~ l:l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ~-.: .......,_ - - -· _, ---. ~­ '~11\,. O&ACJU'IICS . . .........,., et 4c.M ~~·.:.w eedl 0¥'1 . . . . " IlKS TJinbtlwiBI !;;-........... ........ Oct. , . . RESUME f'R08LEMS? t.t \k Show Y«MM Simple& FREEt.tUs THC ....cntVIIl '~ 1M '""' \0 WI'CIIPOil DITIILSII r.., MIIIIO ....... Typeset 6 Print It ,.wr.,. ~~ IF AHYONE WOULO LATKO oil $9V4tto, - 1..11(~ ..,.,.., - . . , Joo 11 ,. __..... • t.L&..- . .,,.. ""* --.P.s,_,_ _ _,l J-.; ·- - · _ , -. ~ He . Mf , .,............ c.M'MII . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...,~ Is_ . _.,.,. __ ........_..,. ___ ---· - .·-MSC. ---------te AmNnt C.n'IH,, .. ...,....-.n,.. roeMnabto, c'*"'•'••••Y Mtltfter ~c a - n Nei!DeO 1 0 - 4 .. ---- .~-· . . _OIIt ___ . . , -~ CIIRIIIIW.n. ...... fMII:. " CUT![ ao-. . .........,. ......... NRM: _ _ _ _ . . _ _ TO THe OI•L WITH TH. IETTERIP.MTER/ FOR LESS IIOULT •M.~.n -.. rn• .. ...tdlelanAf.t~t .,.....1. __ ...... N·------· --·--· -- .. ...,...,...... ........... .... _ ,.,._......_···T-Y IOII!&UISA. ....,.,..,. - ._....~, . ... ...... - "ICH.AitO, 'T'- . , - e11M ....-. - - 1 0 0 - I I I MV I'N1"111-~· H\1-YT--aiP.J.- _ _ _ _ _ ,...,._,..J_ - - ........n...... ~~~,,_ 3290 Bailey A venue ar Shitley UJ.I.f .... ., •....... I,....."" ....... . .......... ......, ......... .... . ...... ·........ · Doll ~ CHAAUIE - IIU. IIIKil . _ DWO& ......, ...,~ ............. ..., .... lfot::::.··t ..., -..ftt. ... - -- .... .,, 'lW!I"IItl•• - . . ... ua ..... ,... efWte-.CIIItM.._. 136-1314 ..,.ea. .......... ......... ,,. . ••, ••••••etl•• - et, _____ ........, __ .. _ -----....··.....-r--10. -·-·-,...---M'I'OV....,WMTTO _,._ .._, l 3104 Mllln St. ~- Ut - "'"' Fri. I'.J.__ .....-.--¥011· CIIIIW . . - - - .. M. • v..... ....... , . . r-~ I 'niB~ i ~#' I· UIIWey' I ~~t-7460 �QUote of the day "When the Ude of life tuma-.--lnst _ yo_u.......,.'..., And the current upaetS your boat, Don't waste lt10ae tears on what might have been. Jutt ley on your back and float;...:&l Norro f ________ ... --Nil- . . _ _ , . . . .. . ..__ s-v- ~..W.oiT)Io~ o l_ -... Tho flll"to_lll _ to _ _ _Ml --~""- -~. - ' * - 1 - f'rlday p<lollole.ot - announcements ______ The. Coun.telint Setvkc Jn the thlrJ floor o f M.ic:Ne.l •• apot'*>rlng • ~rt Oroup Any tNn inte.re-.ated In p&rlldP<ttJne In ....-~ o conle<1 BoO Paslcolf r -aysoo Th.....S.ysfrom93pm ot831.J1)7. ""'•n·s 0'-· Clul>o-AII r...ognk«< club< ol 511 rnust upd.ot< their Offlar OMa Shtfl b)'~ t~ Feth,neto do .so wiU cavtt In beltlgd«<or<d "-<lvt All funding w1l1110p ond roam ttMrwing: prlv.l~ will ceMC. Forma ere ev•UtlbLt: et lhe 511 olfkt In Ill Talben 636-2~. Utllll.WMUOMI-Wtl\«ra ond columnlsls lnterdled In lfll'tiUng lor t.JB lnlcm.llt>NI, or pttttlc.,_Ut\g In ltt~ltotlel bo.<d, pleosc coli the SA oflkt ol 63~. U8 lnlctTYIIoMI .,. a monthly journol end ~U flr• bwt II tchtdultd lo come ou1 In tM aprlng seme:sttr UB ~ t.. co rtptt::tr:nt the kSu_. of UB lll"tematiooel community on ..,le-fNtioNI meu~.._ Oedng O~~m: and otac:o ~1 7 el 8 P-"'~ 1n lht Goodyu t S.thoom.. Silo- at 1M ChaNd Howo. Wine. dwolloh, ~ltr fish aNt chtdtc.n JOUP tonight a1 7:30 p.m . and tomorrow •~ 10:30 p .m . .at both lo<ttlon•-3292 "'•Jn netr Englewood end 250 I N. Fo.,tt b.,hlnd Spouldlng, ElllcOIL No r.... l"ruhmu! R"""'cb-lo51 c:i>on<e ti!P"l wttk IO ptd< rrom 9--4 pJn. In 2J1 Squire. IJ!' t"""' all Sigma Alpl\o IIJtmo rneots 5.-y ot 6:30 p.m In 202 Nonon Eatco~l.. board meob in """ J'• ,_,.. Bohal Club rneou tonillht at 8 p.m In ihe Red nfettrla, ~lk:od. ZBT F,.wmlly moets Sunday II 7 p m In 10 C.- SA lottmatloo>al A l l a h . . , . _ _ . _ . . ..,. - t a - H... you .....,......,IM"ee>t to <09lsterto .oco In El~ County U "'• pift10 COfllaCt NYPIRO 111 .356 Sqotto ell )C51 5 p.m. In II.. Toll>ott. M lnte.-loNI- """" 1111O.vldllonclenf.....,WSFO wiQglwatectw. on Rodlo ProwJI(nn>lng. IRCI llckota lor Tllanll.tOivlng nloftb ond buMO will be evall•blc: l111.1rsrf~y In ftont at the Elll from &~ II p.m,. In frvnt or the On.;b from & 10 p.m. and •n front of-meUnclerg<ound f<om ,8 · 10 p. m . • Tou cloy., 1'\t 11awe fpoUon "'-" SUnday at 7:30 p.m In UC Squf~ ln\u Ortek Council mt«u ~Oild•r •• 3 p.m. In l34 Squire. c.ret.r Pllinnlne on'ke. wortc:ahopa: Ru.unw: WrKing to- doyot3p.rn ln t5~1'1ondoyal,_,ln30~fen · dorl AnM•. an6 Thwodoy ol I I o.m. In 15 Copen. 1 echn~ua lor ~rfng M df«1tve ~ will be d - Job~ P•opo•.Cion ond Techniques Wori<JIIop Thursday ol 5!30 p.m." 1f 4 ClcrMna. IIC- A ~~~ will be ahown and dllltuued U8 ,..,., OI'OWih Cent01 ,_,. Sun<leyot8 p.m. In 211 Townsend. Anyon. 1,..,....«1 Ill helping 10 " ' - ' " • men~. drop tn e nd raown c.ter Of WMdng to be tn • . . , _...., .. lrwk.C. , . _ . , . , , ond Acc:ountlnt Studont.t-Want lo know more: eboYt ttw. \nlttv~wt"Sa proc.tta:? Come to ~ lnM~ work.thop locb.y •• I p m tn 7 Kllyu C •htf~ yov1t hMJ' t.M ~ ITIOSl eskt.d qVUtlons by rnten ~B. lqal 1\a.ukl? Group Leg.el Servlu olfert het ~gat Hwke: -'WI ~Jon ro eft UB •uctene.t. Oo you Mve e ht-trlng In SWJiff(J ('OUrlt of the Prealden1'a Commlu lon' GLS hu l•w tcudcnb to Kt . , defendt.rt ICH ttud«m.t.. For mote lnrori'Nit•on .ttop '" ., OLS~ Ope-n II ·' p,m . Monday. Thursday and Friday, until 6 p.m . T...,sdoy ond untll7 p.m . Wednesday In 340 Squire. Also In 177 I'IFAC. Elll<:oll, on l'londoy• l•om 1·5 p.m Ml-2273. Qay Sludonl R...,...ce C<ftlet In 311 Squire _.,from 10~ p.m. -day>. R. . . , _ lncludo book.&. ref<nolo ondpeople. motli ot Ull? Enter the Teu Wanl to really , _ &!to Pi Englnee~lng Slogan Contut ond wiMing atoQen wiU be teen on bumptr 1tl<ker1 end T~ahln.- f01 yetrt to come. Thert' t tlto • t2:. ew11d you c•n u.se rig hi now. SH .3.34 Bell for cletollo. Y""' UArtW'd • myate:ry. t.Dt 1 CI'MIMOf'Ute •CtJIIIf• hten to your l ...ortte: re<»rdlng-come lht: the Browsing Ubrory/Mlak: II_.,. kl 255 Squlr• /1\ondoy·Th..ndoy """' 9 ·7 p.m. FrldAr)r from 9-' p.m.. ~ from t -5 p.m. Clooed Solunloy. Aloo I" 167 1'\FAC. EUkott ~'lllu<ocloy from 8:30-9 p.m.. Friday from 8:30-7 p.m. Solurd<ly from 1.5 p.m. ond ~from 3-9 p.m . T .... ........_ o l - IIIIo - - · Sllebbol dinner 1-,. o16 p.m..~~ and lunch lomorrvw ol 10 a.m. 11 Hlllol, 2<40 c_. 111\'4. 836~0. - ·pwly .......... &.allll . . . - - 8tuoloat ........ floo.-to<onge. Rod Jacket, from ....,ldnJGhlln the - ~l.a41l\--olcft-..S.fW- - - .._.. - , . . . . , 3-5 p.m;- s....y......, >7.,..... 111111e"""""" floo< ~oungo.l'ergo. · A.lodioo ond . . . . - ......... /W_\onca.....-y. !JIIoaa.- ..... _ . . . u.. - ...... .. The Notional Wildlife Feclerotlon ioiii'O'IOOflng I 0 lnt<tnthlpl ln W.nlngton. OC. lntenu.htpl run fot 2~ weeks and pay • lllpend of J.3240. For funh~r informelfon wrUe· Shlr1ey Stron. Coordlnetor. tonservetk>n lntt:m• o~l, P•ogoom, National Wlldlllo Foundellon, 1412 16th Str-. NW. Weohlngron. DC 20036. Oro.tuatlftg foltnorlly Scnloro who . ,. majoring m ant hfo!>Oiogy. oconorrucs. _...,_ hfoOory. polfUcol o c -. psycho4ogy and -">lOgy • ho 010 \nte r - in IM PliO dojjr-11- ofJnldWutCil' u n l - we offorol"t lel..,.,shopo for graduate """Y Write OC /011-hl<io Fol__, Progrom, Kfrt.wood Hall IJ I ."" dtano Ul\lwttllil}l, e-..~ng~..,, Indiana Of coU 1011 r1100-<1'7~420. Fe11o"""lps ore oi>Oo<allable lor,doctorol study In th~ humenlf~s, tdencn. mathemeua and MglnecrlnG- AppUcettons ate due J anWJy .,, 1981 . Orllduetl.ng StNora W'ho ere cnginnti;'Q. compulet> .....,.., Ol>(>fled rnothetnotlet and p/lytlo mojo,._~ H\lflhH Alrcrofl Com.,.ny of Culver City. Callfornio Is ol• ferll>g fdlowshlpo for gtaduot< stud)r. FO< mo<e r..formollon, woilo: ftO. · Jr_ Dlroctor ol Todlnlcol Edua· lion. H\lflhH l'lruoli C-ny. Culv01 Cfly, Coillomlo. lllfllorlty o-.ou who .,. Aflo-ArMran. Hbpank: 1\merkeru: or NedVt A~icentto-'The U"i'lltttlly of Rochester *•nu to meet w1lh mk\orhy at~ ~l'ft­ lnfl' ftllowshlps loP""""' o high quollly oducol1onol proO"m leading to the- /1'\osttr of Bus.lnut Admlnl.t.tratlon dtgree at one ot the sb. Con.10nlum Ontveraitl«'- No b.KkiJfO"'nd tn men.~ or bu&MU ft fl«..... r)t. Tbe (JnllrO.rolty of R~r will be 011 Q<npUS Tueodoy. Sign up for tnt..- In 3 Heyu C or aoM folrs. ol 831· 3,15. Sellion-~ followltlg uniYeftllieo wfll be on aomput tor lnlorllcws. Sign !'P In J Heyu C or call l'lro. 01 131'"1': Otllo No<th<em Unlwtsfly (The Claude W . Po<- Don""'• lh College of law) - y: Onl•onlly of Onoduott ScMol ol Buslnou ond Public l'lanagement Wodneodoy: Unr.ertky of Bridgeport School of Low Thvrodoy: Homltn< Unl'te<ll\y Sc'-1 of Lo., T~orodoy . Tho Wrtllng Ploce b o ITee tutorial ..,...., tporuored by the UnlversHr leern1ng 'Center. Or•du•te •nd -)'11 -"'--~-.,. prollcionlwrilef ... troJn. . . . . . ....__IObelpthetndHf-lluclents' wrttJne ~on any -.Houn ore f""" 12-4 1>-f!\. ond l'lonclq, Wednndoy ond Tl>utorlasy from f5.9 p.m. In .lJ6 llald)r ~ 6-9 p.m. Tueocays In 233 Sqol... L.loiiMNa- s..n.loy a1 I I a.m. 1n the~ kHioi ~ BII>IIr ~,...._ IOa.m. . . , . . . . . . , _. . . ....,.._sbydloPI!plal ,....e.-. .......... ....... Qoo. 0... .... ,., ............ Dorlhef . . Oclll7. Qol............ _~ .. ... IEJI - aa..tr-. tno• -------------- m. . ~. --yat5 ...~ "' :uo ~. e,ctlon ol olllc:en ~ ... held. t .. - ~ -- - .-~.oc~ayot6:.lO,.m. mthe _... ... ....,...llod --~ :::." - - -~att'30p.m• ..,_ - ~II-1Aun . moeutocloy o•6::l0p.m In~ -.~ 6Kr blatt roUowtng • bon Ote Frtdly I CfDJt from lt'lf' BYbbl~ et P1rcel B. The SA ol\d 'he KlC wUI spon~r a Mer bl.ist lrom 9!30 el the Bullpen tl OOn.&UMt 41\d l beer lor • I J. Ah proc-~• g o t.0 the Onhed Wey. Jed\•• n..or ~ounge, Red J-et. a - . movies, arts 8l lec tures ____ "The lllcle" o lull 1<!"1111< donoo . - tomoffllw o< 11:30 p..m. mthe Kalh•rtM Corpdj 'T'hHler. EIIIC'Ot.L For mort' lnfonnatlon <onla<l Tholle ot 6)6.:z957 , "The US 0911 Rlgbb , . . , _ , ....t Ita lnt..-lonol R-rcusslona" gMn by O.n Acl<al Ol)d Fran~ -!> Wodnoocloy o< 6:50p.m Ill 316 I'IFAC, ElilcotL Pr. Allfole ....,.. ..,.... on ~~eclldne Wotlnadoy ot 8 p.m. r.. ZJ.4 Squire. The. Pea•t.onk:• wUI ptdorm Oct. 20 •• 1 p.m. k\ the K..tharln~ Cornell Thc.ecer, Ellicot1. llC'kots are evellab~ at lhe Block l'lounteln II otr.ce In ElllcoU and tho Squire Tld<et Ofllct. ''Convoraalions In the 1\rts- Eslhor Homou lnloMewl Virgil Thom-, 6 p.m on lnloma· Ilona! Cable, d\annocf 10 - .1'\ondoy., -taT...-,. Dorllll...,wll.,....onAfMIIcart at8 p.m. Ill Ole Woldmon Theoler. rto010n. "The Solr4o>!ThfUl: How We Should 0..1 Wllh lt." Oct. 16 ol 8 P.ll'l· In lh• Flre5ide loung•. Student Conw. Cont.lus Colltgo. "Amulca: Loll and Found" tonlg~l •• 6150 p "'· In 10 Dlefondorf AnnoA *ApocaiJPM Now" 101\lghl and - - ol 2:30., ,_.30 ond 11'.30 p.m In IlK Squire Con~~!~~«,_.,, SUnaa,r ot 2::30, 5-.30. and 8!30 p.m. r.. the Woldrnon n-ot. Norton. See !his rnov1e SUnday 11 8:30 p.m. 1o< only t .50 wkh your commutet eo stlekfl-. "Tba MakUt Folcon" tonight and tomotr.,... night o< mldnlghlln the Squire Conforent:• Theou:r. sports Information - - - - - - - rO.S..r. 1'\c<!'t Ttmla 01 suttVAC ~lpo: Volle~ll oi Naurelb College. T _ , _: 1'\c<!'o r - . _SOHYAC: ~..,... .. F..-J .._ SC.t!V ot A~. ~ f'leld. 1!30 p.m.: So«er .._ Lo l'loyno Col...., llolllolo Soecer ClUb, II •·"'~ Crooo Counlr)' ot flodoetl... Sunday: a-belt ot 0twego S..ta Colteeo ~)r .1'1 f ' -· ballotSyracua, ,......,. l'lolclllocko)l va. llul!olo s- Col'-, llotory -..er. "-· 4 p.m• ffta ~ - ............,._ _ - ot -atlllo .................. to ...... Oitp.m. ... - - floot...._.llod Jodr& ~ __ """'.1<5 .... . _ . . ....... . . , _ - . 13- \4 p.m.llla..t..AI~-'- ....... - - ......................._..... o,._..,. ~·~ -LWa ~~ "J,liii.IL .......... a.....-.... .~" Ololr. . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d03da2c5c0e59b554dd976b68c3ee111.pdf 7b51cd8bc860638dc0810f9636401599 PDF Text Text diller-. tbla time. "Odlct . , _ blow fall<a throual> (01 UB) becau<t !bey ,....td tbe ...,bulanc:o r"" ond 1M ~ later," the -law stuclau 1101td. w.._ ..,_ Tho Rctcue Squad was 11111«1 by lUI )I'Ur~ Stud<nl. Auodalion (SA) Vk< !"..rdent Doua Ao.:.:arc. h bepn OP<folioru 10 ~ )UIIOIIho time wbrn IWO Ellicott raidenu fcll10 llocir dca!hs from th< c:i&IUh .floor of FllrJO. ~ membm •ere on tho ...... ·~ ~ Catdlo Pu"-aty Racusiutlon (CPR) on a lulilc aucmp< rni~ the •udaus. 10 Since that lim<, tbe SQWid Ills r<Sponded • 1o a wide rana• or calls, includina drUJ and aleobol <meraeo cea and &lhl<d< injuries. Each Squad mmber is trained in dth<r CPR combined whb lOdnnced fiBI aid. or tuos takm ao EmerJC21C)' Medic:al Tec1urJcian ......... lbcn l i t no plans in LM near rucwc to upend tho Squad to the Main Succt Campus, aea>rdina to Horrm~. bocaW< of tho ~ValJabiliiJ ond prO.oti.JiliiJ of <rn<r&m<:J oerYI...., In An ambulance to the rescue?· by J'*llll Sl8u M ..IIJ}A, Editw The UB Rescoo Squad, bqpnnlna its f1111 full Y<&r ol opemion, may luove ill owu ambu'-nce on llle Ambers! Camptu within moatlll. Ateordln& 1.0 llleSquad's EJ:eeuli¥< Ditcclor David Hoffinan, requau bave bem submiutd for both P<nlliJiion liAd Iundin& for the arnl>ulin«!"PennWion mWI oomo from. the S.a~e l><panmm1 or Health, and fUJidina, Hollman hopes, wm oome Irom the Unlvcrsity·Wick Pfoarammlna Commhteo. The Commiuee has $25,000 10 allot lo any ~or~~~ildeem•wortby.~d the Rac:ue Squad bas reque&~td $22,000 or lboa IOC al. ~ While pt<Vious a11anp11 10 oean ao arnbu'-nce roc the spnwfin& campou bave lalltd, Horrm~ is <XX~fldeut that the emt<nRacur Squad will mate the th< area. H• CIIPialntd 1hal 1ho Amh<rll Campus' wid<-opc:n layout and tiJe dU.~ ouuid• mtdlcal assbt&ne< must lnvd IO r<Kh tho CampUi are whai ~omp<<d the Squad's illaption. He said tho .same r~ arc brine ustd to IC'C'Urc an ambu~at>cc . Squad member Stepb<n Dear maintained l~t .the Univn-Jhy cannot opea the kind or KNICC (rom OtnJidc ambulance services Ihat a ca.mpuJ vehklc could provide. lbc Amherst Campus is primarily covered by 1hr Gotz~llt Aro [)epanmm1 ambul&ne< ~d ~~ Columbia, a privat< arnbulan« Dear said 11w tiJe ·~ roc lor tbe private oompany is roQ&IIly UO, 001 indudfn1 USt of a- CQU(pmcot . H~•''1Jo ,_..ed, ..,.,.. lot or lledmts clcdltoiaa lid ....s fiDd I •m.. 11- until H<ohb Serviu opms 1br o..t momiq." Oar added that tb< R - Squad, If It 'luodJu o"" lllllbulona:. oould "Ill with drua overdo.. cosa" lor a whil< until 11 is dtfinatdy drtmnined tb11 ambulan"' ocrvice it ~uirtd. "II iJ not economkally feuibk fO< a pri¥01< company to Ill IU.r lh• Wbal tbcy luovr ocher caJh to laid 10," he aald• As for Grtzvilk, a ociUOieor IIG'Y1C<, HofriiW\ said, "They b..ve bem incredible 10 •orl with b«:a_usc tbcy•rc cautmel)' d<d1<21td liAd responsible. I C&n'l say lboa for Ambm1 Columbia. " Bu1 Hoffman bdlevcs thttlh< University CIJUlOC rdy upon Cctzvil.k forever. "~ oollqo ~ a Wbok contributes no<11ma 101M c.w;u. fire Orpanmnu . w. are ~Bin& lllar ..me.. and provldl"' them with IIOihina Ia <<!urn ," h< Slaltd. Dirce1or or Hta.hh Ser"ic:e Luther Mu!.Sdman, who bdped tb• Rescue Squad let rormcd on "'"~ is now tupponina memben in their quest ror an ambulance. He sai~ that in adc:Ut•un to aneramcy uae. the vehtdc could be used to t.ranspon invalid patlmrs hcr....., campwcs. Munclman a.ddC'd rhat " t lmpui ambu'-nce """'ld not be pr.....s.nt Jetton& for I uniwn:il)'. as mos« schoob hOI\C' one indudin& Buffalo Swc Cotlqc. • Reteu< SqWid members will ll>PCIIr before t!\e Pros.ramntina Committee on Oc:tobC'r 17 Wbcn rhcy wi.ll make a phch ror 11\t n~w~ lundlfll. S.cu lr the money lor tbe :Wbul~ docs not <om<lhrousf>, Hoffman "confident Ihal a vehido •ill hc on campus within a (row jiiii:- "h's j ..,. lboa we'D on-n hav< the OPI'Of1unily 10 1ft all 1M rooocy ~ Dftd from on• plaa 11 oor timt, lit< we ha~ now," h• said. • Wedf18sday Vol. 31, No. 111SUNY at Buffalo/8 Octokr 1110 . -.... ..... ""'-o-oy ·---,.- PorirJ11ike Prom~tsJa~uit Ill an unprecedented move, a lawsuit bas becu rUed the SUNY Board or Trustca by oae of ill own manlieB to protest the Board's May decision to blte dormitory fees SISO. Acoordlna to lMDes Stern, studau IIUSiee and Prc:sicklii or tbe S!lldan Association or tbe State Uoiversily (SASU), suit was filed September 30 in an Albany Court. The aetlotu by tbe Board of Trustees and SUNY Chanc:ellor Qifton Wharto~. he said, were doric in violation of S1a1e public meetitla laws. "I am 001 ooinesting the board's ricin." Stern stressed, "but tbe debate on the reot increase was carried out in Executive SCuioo and problbktd anyone Oil tbe ouuide from offering -. different oJ!ini<!n." Accordlna to the Slate's Open Meeting La.,, a p ublic. body can call an Executive Sess1on_-clo•ed 10 the publfc-oaly WJder eauin oonditlons. S!erg Jllaintalned. ibat the trUstees IMI May callcd Encutive Scaloo on tbc pou_Dds thai t!Jey would .discuss "propoced &Dd peadina lidptlon and perJollllel matters, " t hey actually drifted lftto diSCUI$ioo on ,th~ hikeL "That," he adds, "is not ao area c:Overed under exceptions to the (ul. " · •• \ • ...a- when SliM ' - - ·1 'be yearly dorm rctlla.l fees were railed SI50 .per stlllleot in late May by d«<55oa which' eauaht «udeat Iadas 1>1 ~· VB oolir~ stlldcnt~ or the liike by mail durlna the ud praented the option of wllbclrawt,Qc frtD tbe bollllna contnld ~ any fiDIDdal peoaltlts. • As the U.C. the Crull-' decision was ( !be_ ~. • s.- claouced ~ a nablr or tJB 'l dmill*on M llOI sMnl stadnlt !Ill ample opponUJlity to IDib other pl&os such as livina off-ampas. Studc!nt !elden too condemned the boan!' ro.~at a time when students were not liven a chance to respond. Stem .aid Monday- that an Albany i"iiae bas ruled that the suit has cause, but afrlrmed tbat a date bas not becu set for a bearlna. • Ill addltloo to tbe #suit, SASU-dlc lobbyina poup of more than 100,000 SUNY students-has called for a refund of the SISO hike to all dorm residents. That was presented to Wharton lasl Wednesday with a list of five other demands. · Accordin& to Stem, who siu on tbe Board of Trustees by vinue of his Iitie as SASU President and Student Assembly leader, he had cootcmplaled the suit for some time but decided to a.:t last week Although Chancdlor Wharton could and rhetoric, what is eall«< for b a more wlien "SUNY really started to hassle us-." Wharton lodicated, Stern sald, oot be reached for comment Monday, a reasoned errort 10 undl:rSiand complex that SASU's lobbying efforts against I he l~ter he sent to Stem araues that the challenaes. . .I am c:oost.rained by your Presiilcnt "dill.orted 1' some £acts. bite were uoealled for. lawsuit from further comment ." "I cannot respond in detail," Stem, however, told 1M Sprctrv.m "Even if I was a lrustee and 001 part or SASU," Stcro claimed, " I would Wharton wrote. "Our reply must oow tlw lhe chance for discus5ion did 001 have filed suit. Wbat they did was be made in a lepl J<UiD&." exist before the decision was rna&. "I wrong." The Chancellor pniOied out that then would have even lieen willing to eall off .s tudent representative to tbc board Ten.! Cily (an Albany picket against the .tlaJted rapoMe Sbaron Ward was a part or the .ftike scheduled for Friday) if they were In a letter to Whanon , Stern neaotiations and actually voted on the willilll to nqotiate," he added. el<plained he is against 1be bitt because proposal. Wharto~ iJso stressed that 1~ iu demands SASU has called for it will increase the cost of public the' move to put a sreater burden on one month's public notice berorc th< education IUld beeab5e. lt occured after studa!IJ does n01 ~theStaseofaoy trustees plan to llrCl on any fee proposals; ~ bousin& contracts were slaned flmding reapons;bilitles. "The money," a housin& cootrlt'l with a lease bindioa 8Dd without public discussion. Stern he pointed out, "was redituled on both studenu &lid adm.iniaraton. wltb araued with the t:ustees' lotlc~lhat the. acadani.e ptl)lttniS.'' optjoo.s for barpinina riahts; and tbe ~ve. towards SUNY's sdf...uffickncy, Wharton also suesscd to Stem that inclusion Of stUckoiS OD a aovemance wtll allow more funds for aqdcmic the • stuckot representative has the board 10 review dorm policies and opportuniU.19 present his views to the pef'SOMCI. protraml. r'l1 is, ludicrous," be araues, "for· board. ''-W!'havc establlsb«< a~ues If SUNY .orrldals refuse to aaree to fo r COJUiileration," Wharton stated. the demands by today, SASU plans to SUNY off'ldau to vofunwil y turn money the Slate 'is 11>0re than "We hope you will use the.m eollrCl pro1ests at SUNY bcad,quaners in Albany &Dd at $)NY eamJ)IISCS aroUDd willlna to aupply only to ea'* students construc:tivdy. ". . . Rather than clcmoo.stratioos the state . aua fiMDclal b8rQibip." d!l- ...,.: Tocomnte!_ltornoc~comment- fl. J /tL.o¥eLJicey-fl. S / Boof -fl. 9J.TonyjoesToni - fl. 16 �......_ _,..,.,_ ,..,_-'Y"""""""" .....,IM_ot-~it-- • ,.._. --~-"'--'·- AREAs TO IE SCII\I1'WIUD ARE: : s~ otlntent • •· Edilollel ConiJOI ~ Olllloeti- CirciAedon 6 l'llblcetlon ~ . . _ of l'llbiCatiOn . " . it ~m.y~pkkod""-,_ t1w Flldfly 100m :;:=:ortf2T~Itoml0omto4:J0pm.•tfr· AI.,..,.,.~,_, k Mibmlttod tv llotin! 343 Squn H4 QNL Y. ~ RIIDAY. OCTOIIER 10, '80 t!WDAi· For further Information • c.a 831 -2581 SUB t:i\ DO~RD 7 1J'OHE. IiK Dave CrisWiteUo of the Alumni Asoociotion predicud tJw this )ar'i IWDDIII wiB be, b i 1n 1977 the Ullivtnity of Buffalo rnlvecl lts 1 tlwl tht laa when a llit-do*D dillllcr 104 tlq)C~Uive football _ . . . . but kfl bebiDd oae lmporw>t tlcktts preventecl IIWil' •udcnto from lllalclillitnilitloo-Hoiii«::ODina. L8ll year, however, AC>me A.ccorclilli io Oi5wudlo, the event II "Mort or a ·A111111nl and' ctudenu took on tbe msk of setYice for the Uniw:nity Commllllilt ODd the idea r<IDJtituthl• the traclitlonal falltlme fcatiVitles is to break even. · ~ with bon lila an4 clmca. 11Us year 'the unclefcatecl Bulls Wilt come home to -.Ja,..ftd a bon fiR on Fliclay nl8ht. the crownlil, of T0111i11f; " rbe H~ Qu... competition ' a HOmecomin, ~'and an infonnal dance.u> end wiD bt hdd in Squire lialJ where Satb Plodca, last tbt day. Tbt Jli&Y AI'*'>' State. year's queen, will ·a own her suocasor. The Tbt partyina btlins M. 9 p.m. l'ricll)' <VeDlna nomioeca' will bt Juclaod by a pand of ,prominent with a bonfbe neor lbt lilllcott Complex, folio'tt'cd Buffalo .,.. rosidelits cb""" ~b Browo• or by a party 11 the Talbi:n Bullpen wbicb will the AllllM.i Association. PrimatY COilliden,tion eotiilnue untill the wee hours of the mocninJ. will bt given ro the coatq_tan1's pades and school Proc:eecll from the party will 10 the Unltecl Way. lldivities. Leu anpb.uis it piKed. on appearance. Before Satutclay's pmc aplnst. Albiny, Sl,ma , Hopins for ·.more tbaa the 12. appljcailu qf lui Phi Eplilonls plaslniniJ tailple party. A section yCll, Lyons uld the girll sboulcl a>ler foe booor of the-fatuity lot wiD be rQPOCI off for t h e - and· moctly fu.n, 1.Jiis'}af bt it J!lannin&on bavina (atlvitles. L)'lliU cvayonc to attend the new QUlJtll .~lore involved with the ICbool. and to bfinl food and drink. " h'U be a aoo4 time," "Maybe nett year we'D C\'al ha•• a Kina," he. he added, itreo'sinl the exd~a~>ent, partyina md a4de4. • hilb spUiu of the oc:c:aslon. Tho; informal da.xio lliat' cvcnina ill the~· 1.:~ abo .-u:d tlw the support' p~ to ~ Room of Squire IWI on 1M Main StJeot CiiJ;pus it UJI!a ~ Week~ tbaC ._ three -,-a "s!>>QSIOred''iby ' lbt ~ r-~h illil the ·•pi<Wd llnll1lilu<laalf orJO ,ealDa . _ liMIIwiolt -..,. lal'"""'*'t ClOIIIl8 •• 'l'bt » ticbu, -·- · bt ,,\.,.._,,. ,..,,Jat of pooitl¥0 f~," bt said•._ pordlaoad at lbo SqUire Tlc*el Ofllce, lndllde btu, o~ ''Every year the ~ 1t1S wine, ~· Ond ~ ~ fi'OIIl 8:30 p.m.·l .blga and btucr. "lt Is de!lnltdy worth aoitla Lm • .wiD btj to' the "llia Bond -oo of the Jay to," Lyons- .encouraaed. HWitb tbe Bulls Moran Q\lltil«, who _,..... Clloam by ll.lll!cnts and - \llldc:fetiecl, it sboulcl be a really aoo4 ~-" aun. __ _ IM.IY~ LUNCH-DINNBR-8NACU rAJCB our .sarvp . au.~m ALL~ SpoRTII'tQ EVEI'ITS CAN BE SEEN OM 00~1 0 ~T;.V. SCREEN L...___.....,__ _ 'llla-.utln - · - - - - HappY Hour • 4 • 8plll . FJrD:'Iio.. D ' - • 6IUPEIIPBCIALS- JIIIIGUS- R-adi~_ station sate ina~es SA Djs ·but' future waves may be blo~ked _ ban:lcrs bjocklna tlleproposecl switdlovcr tp the AmJ>cai Calnpus and 'tO fM, ' wilb -.pooc;c pla)'ina_a is jUII too o~" r<poctin& . tbat WBFO, UB's .FM Jlation bas altai:ly rcacrved 'I*C on lbe NO(lb ' Ciialpus and ...ui bt movlil& there w!tbin . thtec r.eaw. lbls, be bdlefts, wiD prevent WRUB from rea:iviJII an fM llccase, d~·to the lmpoaibillty of bavina t'lio 1'M Utiooa w!tbin a otie lillie ...U111 of "*"\ olbcr. ,;....,_: 'WIIfO li p&rt' of a ' naliooal MtWorlt ..pf ltaliou," .so- predicls, "~IJB will ~ 0111." ._ . maJor 1'9k· Silver contends "Ambc:rst �All's quiet on the Law Sch·ool (font? J ~Apathy, dissatisfaction zap SBA f The rocm1 <Ot>tr~Weny ov.. validlcibG or U8 Studcm Bar A8odlltloa (SBA) cleQions W1S - rcsolvtd loa-':, as law Slutla!IJ puMid .. ref<ra>d- <enlfylnJ lhc ' dectlon• by 1 133-49 ma}orlly. Colllnatlleentirevotlnaproc:esu .. farce, ••. ntwly eltclcd SBA Presldenr BUl Altrculer was upsec wl~lh< CORIIifutionaJ provision requirina dcctioos 10 be held within ,_..... ..._ __ the lint 10 days of ct.wa. Allhob&b lh< desianat<d time p<riod had dopstd, elections - e stiU helo, and lh< subs<quen1 validation r eferendum was demanded. A lwo-chird.s ••yes" voce was nt'Casary for pa$$'4J,C . The tntfre eucutive boltd ran ~. and iocludcs M.athew Modica, Viet· President ; Marc Oanz. Trruurcr, and LeO Marlon. Scc:rctll)'. Orlly 1"0 of Ill< 2A J>OUtionJ had more than onr: candidate runn1na, while lhc baiLie ror S«ond-Ycar Dir~tor wa5 won by Sherwin Sua-a write-in eanelid.ate- with . four votes. The law enrolb ,.,.. ~...._. •..._ 7SO studc:ou. S.vdent apathy and r.....lty cjn.kism. moa '111ft:-. arc tht: ~ University has no comment (yet) on • nte •ttJr~JA •JOUrttd lftla pl•e• •uat.1. .. iuuu bamptrinl a Report released ... . , Sdll GoMdoOd lob......_ Allllou,h the C<fvmy Repon is Oestiutd tO 1\IVC a imJ*t on tho £\llure or ocadc:mic pWlnin& 11 UB, the ~--.lied rdeuo of llle 'doewolcmt ~wuk-IIIIMioC inspired a Pletloora of ...,._, ftont ~ and fl<lllly Ia lllcit nab to di,.. lts coote:niJ. In r.:~. whm CORiaaed by 71t~ $p«>/11Jrf, moot ocadcmld&oa sh........S COCIIlD<DI OG Ill< lludY diiCID I vwic<y or . _ . Facully Senate Clutir NoniJM Solkoff ocboec! most whal he ~ lhat be "!tad only ,_;v<d lht report lht. llllei..aod" and be&Jtd 1101 to cocnl,ll<lll oo the clocwn<nt's.,. IIIJJeCD-Io )lbo-co~~tenu. Thcqewly-decttd Olair llld, bo-, lhat be hoped • ~o Jet down and read it siani~t toala!U (Monday).'' • Some " - " lhat lht l'cJlO<t will be ~"hoi totik" durin& llliJ wed<!o Focuhy sOqau lll«titla and today's ExccutiY< Semon or lbe aovanina body. Sc&ndlna Con>mitt.., on 0entn1 ~a llk'lllba' Hilesbkoroar H.athi. who doubles as the Stuclenl Aaoci•doa (SAl SpaUn Bureou Chalrpmoa, shied away from commitllna himself...a the repon, e•pialniqlh~ UDtll afttt the Oajcral EciUcadoa Commit..., - i n a llliJ· wed< b• wiU ........e com.,csll. ne-._n. The ~ Rq(OCt__. . .llllilwloo of I IWO tnOOih inWII]ptl•r dfort"by the Talr forclt 011 lht lmpleatcsllllloQ ofCI<Dtt1tl Ed~ in ~Y~-~ th< ramtnCIIIonr lht Univ..Uy wiU upcri.,.,. ' """" the c:ontromNI prapam is pluaaed ln. Tho"" fllllotiCilioaJ wiD -TOMOIIOWI- " THE UfGS • tR! IJ.llrJIICSI Urtc:duat .. ZSZ5W.W.Aft. ., ,_,.,.. ~ F...--,w-. . AUiMr .... me.. w. WIRIS a 1IQUOIS a...~u.- ........ - · ~ ~~~PWA """"...... '1 ~ ~ - ~. health y n.- ,..., orienltd lhmudV<S IO ~· fa<ton ltd 10 Ill< ''r<lianltioo'' of fot I prOfGSion. and blve..,. ~ previous SBA Pr<lidmt -~ to <p<nd.1eu1 iD 111cit ...., Pi<non.,.,., I'I>DKootto 111n for Q'l:S-onlh<kindsof~llllllht re-dcaloo. SBA bas typic:aiJy foaa<d 1u time "Tb< llllluclc IIOUnd lllis pbce on." JUCb.'' Pi<non Slattd in ba' fuo Issue lht SBA hu ~~<con~< fanwdl column thai apP<artd in involvtd in d<als willl 1 COWl< the Law l<ttool Pllbllcation Opi11ion. calkd Ne,. York PriClic:<. Tauah• ''StudentsjuA want IOIJ<IIllrouah by the late Professor David tbdr three years btre." KoC'hcry, the row<:rrdit eounc likewil<, nowly-dccttd President "prq>artd JCDioB for lht bar cum Ailr<uter r«<JDil.n Ill< apatby and the xtual pnoctltt Of law." problem. "MOSI law Sludents hold l<l'Ord••a to Pi<r<oa. Followina do"''l jobs in addhloo 10 tb<ir heavy Kochtry's dtalh las1 s prina. course lo•d ,.. he uplain<d. uudcms "'" ...,.. to <Ws to bnl "Besides, moSI of uur< on the old IUs laptd l«tures, aff<CitOIIlllcly side and don't feel li~e playing refcrt<d to as "Tales From lh< Qllymort. There's. JWI noc a real CrypL" desire to Leave a m11k on thr When 1h.c course wu no1 re· initilution:· offn-ed '" the cwrenl linnnctr, Treasurer Gan1 \ft1 the roor of P icuon bcc amr uptcl and the problem 10 a dif(crtat aunbwtd the ommluiot1 to Ot;&n JXT$pecthe. "Sl"drnu ~..... ahe Hcadrit~ '" a~cntOD co ··cur ou1 low Scllool as ln<t<l) a otopping 'I>IIT<>l<W'·I)l>< ..,..,..., .. 1n the point on th~ ~)' 10. CVCC'r, H Gan.z •Ud~ or P.ason ass<ntd. " Th< prnalcnt 'karn to "She b1> as.:rih<d idns to me earn' a~mosphcrr h&mpcu gcncral thai I do no1 hold," Headtid. satd inlercst in acah·hla: · Qf l'jt!".on. Hr knsistf'd lh:u 11Sin-.~ Law Sehoul Ocan Thumas E. Ihe mtddlr of th~ summer. 1 have Headrick reet,ic ',acontbtOa:rionor conMilmtly .supporrtd lnstilulion all theories. "Tb< law iludnlts II or. New York Practice c:oun;e-ln UB arc acoeraDy oldtr: many h&\C -.1-ft c,·cn mo rr- comp,ehcn•i"e ...... be!ween t"O and 20 yean ......... before return1n1 to school. •• ..The Oa.o bu to g y lhl!." Headrick cited . ••The-y have -~Oft~opctOilon or the SBA. -9 - long-~waited CeiVeny be re~~ .. ~ and rcs0vn::e shill., wbkb u. lh< kill&""' could result iD a ra!lcal 6ufllin& or Ua.ivmky foa&kic$. Allbou&b not c:oatainiDf any olllriaht r - - . lbe ~ tcpO<t 1o chod:ruu or SllliWcal o.a and q.-lonl thatmAf \a~lllc aaencl& for fUlure dc:baa 011 ~Education. , • ,,. !i.vdo,piac the <<"POrt, cbriSIA:Ocd after the Tak ~·· ~~Scbool or ,.._....... ~ prcycroor IIDben Cc.valy-1$ I ico&lhy mcmorand""' · - b)' Oi¥iliOD or UndapadlllW' Educa6oo (DUI!) Ocao .1o1m PcradoltO describina llis plaa fot implan<ft&lna Oentral ~. Pcndolto'sr~ll< "mininllll," be admitted, du~ 10 a praumpe.ion chat resourcn wiU become \ncreasinJ!y """~. Stln.W. Oen<tal Education Commin~ Olalnnan Peter Hare, who has hdd lllat po<ltion Since last June, dedintd to c:omm<nt oo Monday on citber lbc Dean's plan oftb< repon •udf. Hare ..pained lhlll hiS comtllittee wu scbcduled to .,..., ycs:taday primarily to diocOss lht repon. However. be V<Diured, be ... "noCdisa)urqecl" by Ill< repot1's r!Odinp and belina 11\at lmpkmallation is still "quite pqosiblc." .... ,... Althouah tcrmina Pmdouo's suueslionr ren.;onable, "Ill< siddSurntd Philosophy professor not.O that the St""dln& conimitt.., may 11iU. wisb to submit alt.mwe Omeral Educatioa p1..,. to lh< Dean durin& II<JI1 W<dt'• me<Una tdlcdnlad betweet~ lht two putln. Admiuina lhll Pendouo's plan...,.. realistic. Hareconcurrtd lhll ''we can't oiMowJy implanalt the ori&inaJ plan.'' El<p<ain& <Onllllilloe members to JUbmk "mot< ambitious plaN., than Uu.t pn>poted by the Dean. Hare add.O be shares P<rJdouo's view .(bat there is' only a ' 1smaU dian<." ror FaU 1911 im.plomrtM.vioo-c:JI)tCially ,;,.. lht ICbcduk coils for aU councs in lht p r - 10 be srobmltltd by l.bb Dr=mbc<. "To ... thinp lhrouah tbc (flll:\llly) Senate laltc:a ~." Hare lamml.td, '<and lht weeb...UI an hy very fast ." Oc:allaa wllll the . _... delays wiU be tric$'y, be ao<td. " I'm <OIIC<ined thai we don't do any~hin&lo......,lht mommtwa by coo mll<hjldltY.' ' c.-,c. At Bert Hall, Asoociale Yo« Prcsltkoru for Hc:alcb SOax:a Donald lllson Qid bis fa<Vlry is pr<pltinalo discuss the plao ,.-..,k Iller 1h11 and ~phasutd Heallll Sci<nc<s' suppon for the Oc:neral Education conC<pl. "Tile: OcXl stop ror the Tut Foret r~pon will be IJ lhil aflernoon•s Faculty Smate Eucwiw Committee m«tlna. whore author C:C.Veny wiU discuss lt. Solkoff bas said in the paa thar be will all a op«ial mmina or lht mtin Foclllly Smile ~td <ntir<ly lO the General Educatioo i.uue. Hit< p<tdieltd that would blve to be scheduled later tllis moatb or in Hovanba' 10 mc<1 Oentnl Educallon dadlinca.. Despite praisioe-tlt• repon as 1 "rill< job" and mdorSUl& Peradotto's <all for Ocncral EdiJCllion dUcussion. Vic< President for Academic Affair> 1:' '>crt ltossbeta nottd tbac his Department had ycc<o meet to diJ.CUSS the study. Pointina Obl the " practical'" l OOt" of Peradono•s mano, Roubu-1 obscrv.O, "Wt wiU blvcto tblnk oboul manna ad]wunenu in Ill< lG<n<rll Ed"""-ionl - • o bovina less r<SOU<ca." tuo oaodcml< renea~-bd&d b)' Roosbns-•ba'< lbe 'I"a Prcsid<nt wiU m«t with variollo ~ 10 diocwa "j))onninc 115 wcU as Geooral Edilcaliop ~ Ill< ~avmy Repon II l<tttduled for Iller thb - ' :. ' ~ J:[ ~ ;., i ~ t i a �f....... . ............. ~ ...,. .... -.. .: ...... . a...··.............. J1 ................. .r -.or ....... ~.ncillr ................. ....... a ,._ Yen ._ ...... .....,...,.....,. ,.,. lilt Sen~ we'll .................... Tljlrc willie IWO or dono dool.' 1'111 pn>loiooD II lila wllllt ......,or docc'IIO-Cndll..,......, 'lO~ofdocllldi8II-ID wllil ~ lilllked 10 My ra- ,of dlla. .10 ,.._ _..., • pt.ab - I -· .J 1 ltlldall ~ aeclloo. Under • 11.. i r...t. Plot-~. d o c - olrwed for fbw credits. .......,.. ...., ..._ ......... ....... ~ oabdc . . . . . . .~. . . . . ... .............. '""-~--_......_"A t_,_. ...., .......,..,.lllllloallood .............. - ............. •II . . IIMID.,.,..,.. ..._. ....._, .......... _ ...... Ill- ron~tllldocUit..'Sdloal._ ,...,........, . . . . . . do --.-Dod ...... = I t .,..._ ''IIIlA bu.,_ ftdlariiJ, ~ _.,. but lc's " ........ Allmllcr, 10 isnprow: fiCIIIIy...._ . . . . by . . . . thOI ................. He illlendJ 10 ........,.... lllls-npulalioo crisis by Wbo loopa ......... lludatt IKdvlllcs. 811111 wll tate a jojBI dfon from tlllr flli:IIIIJ' u wdl, l.hc -5BA ' ..-bdicve. a.. c:iled ., _,.nll~e ~ or r....Jty. l.hc "II Is pr....-dlllatllelawocboolsllullid • upa~of-'.-ttudyr..-dl .....,_, 8lol will l.hcy do ii'l" ·a.a uta{rbesorlcally. "Fuct no. Tilt flll:l &; l.hcy clon'l Willi 10 cllanp llllDIJ aod like 19 Illite deeislona on own." Hlllorblly 10111< believe, lilt law scbool (ICIIhics 'l"orldwide bave boa~ 110011 u UJIPC'I)Ifcsslwly ' ~- "Law ocbool itself is' • lwo-aedk ....,. eapcrlaKc do ....S IIIII..., .,-_. on llme. TOidJII Pf8Cilcal 1' ' CIPIIfiiOd lhe lheD lhe PlenOo. "llul"' doc pal " " ' , . . . dlffcrtiiCC bel_,. tbc: rqular row· Milk r•ve 11teo b«c, lliere's beat a aad • n.~ lo.s."' twealr.dowll ol llUs libcrly. ~ ''1'1lco tbc: Dean wiD loot to th< adrniAbcralloa is Willa a ~ •••II cnrollm<nl co jomlfy pe~cmaliJlicview~ "-bave dfc9pltlc l.hc - , " llld low 1 bcu,. Idea lluu> ,.,.,. " 11odc:nl Nancy Cepk m 1 ra:mt Picaon, ~ cliJads(oed wkll _..... fl\IJintina apcrialce, .. OpWon llllck, ·~· renal tread, b tau in ICOOI'dill& 10 Dean l:ladritt. n..... But " " ' - rctls tbc: ~ is dltlrib\lti111 her criticism. " il'• tile fruJinlion is _...,.., wbca """•-'"- '.'l j~&~~ ....,.cloe~ ddlloltdy --.11 tbc: ·faodl o l"tlle ,_~y as old as their Yort Practl« issue as ao example. faculty and profeuors-Jtt 1 f«IIIIJ of Dedllons arc llllde like this l!llbe ad mIn Is tr 11 i o o- student C'CIII'Ilat lo pbmnill& llldr academic time by th< edministrltion," liraponJibiUty, Jueh u lh•t obown careers, Pierson. • Plenon claimed. "I soe'bow i1'1 1t1 towardJ faculty-stud<:Ql mecdnp, Headrict ,.,ruses co IICCCPI full up tbal It's lnhercut that studenu • contributes to the Btue. The resl>onslbllily for aoy are rendered powerleu-111 ln~r fiCIIIQI'J attitude hu built up OVer dbsalisfaclion with UB'• academic c:unlculum dec:iolons 10 Oil at the yean SO thOI l.hcy'•e lfi)WD IYIICM. He feels !bat o tendeocy for IKolcy m«''lap." ICCIII!omed to oot even~ ovl lbe SBA l'raidatt 10 rc:Up a< oat Oaol ftdslbalil is up 10 studmU <OIIlmltted lludcau." return lo sc:bool uprod&aea • 10 ICqWrt ICidcliiic ~r.cdon. Praldmt ~.. J'cds !bat DOW certa1a """""" or iostilli&y aoc1 " Sure tbc: New Yort P...:dec is il b lwdcr than C11U for Jludenu 10 cornpllc:olcs tbc: faculty's 0o0rt with -w ..!cu. ,.,....ed . familar face in new post (lndualc and Proftlllbull .,..._.. .0... Doaald i[cnnic b slalcd 10 liU 1be ocwl7 .,..ed ~ of VIce Praldcnc ror Research and OradiiiiC Sludln, 1Jw ~ ~ latt n..,.ay Tbe apppOintmcnl is ~ to be OMOUn~ by Prtsidenl.Robert L. Ketter' a Oltlce .....,_ tile wect." Rennie said ~ thll he wollld lie ''llu1Ued'' to late tht pocilion and eaplliaed that Keller had ~ II, depcadcnc upon Albatty -oval, after llle Praidcal had Clocldld IO COIIIbloc tile: 1wo pooilions iiiiO - · • SBA." Willi a - - ........., 1M! llllrc II ,._, dcMobc u 10 th< 1000, ~ .dded, "I'd be · . . . . h LDIOftheDean to ddiallted il the SBA hid eome .... Are . . . tor tile audenc•. stable~." We j . . ciJIIer OIJ tbc: IIMdlocls lo MaawhiJC, l:leadrttk's o...U adilew: lila .,.a.' ' conlldcDceio die SBAisadlllilledb It is ia dill w:ln thOI Pierson 's limited. "I cao ..,. SOIIIC baleRu ~. ~t<r, hu submillcd rroro panic:ipelllla ia tbe S8A," declared fladrick, "but II!(JUido't io of crattM ~aoce. "I push thOitoo far." 1 doe tplao to lllbt fila, \ ndlcltcd IU ooc of~ prcsldenu wtoo ~. "J•Ilad -...b poopt• has resipJed, ....._ CCCidudod 10 ... wort done." tli:""Y Bollet • Pointe • Pu de O.Ux OwadJ!< - Ao!he Norma Celose, Dltector ~ . throootll , .............. CartiW facUhy 77·1009 692-1601 Adults �UB crowd really loved Lucey; Independent assails opponents by Daa Bowman Orntpa &Ji/01 Tbe patient llld pa11ian -ked cro"-.1 eoui<IA't m~ rhY'hmic II>Platue fot the optnint auitar act, bua chet.tc:d in tumultiiOUJ unJ.ooo wbeQ Vic.,.Presldmtial candidate Plllrict Lucey finally peaked tbrouah the boeblqe tiiMain or the Squire Conferoncc: Tbwer Mon~ niabt. Tbo Democratic half or John Anderson's Independent tleket bluted tile two 11\lljor candldatu for tbt Whitt House. occomponicd by a reeepclve and supjiOitlnc WOQI wllich cbeered every battl llld witticism. Althouab Lucey did - ba.. to resot~ to willllina the alrudy cvidau boekqe or the assemblqe, be non<tbd<ss warmed the students wilh immediate referetiC(:I to the Buffalo B!Ua and "Tbe OU.:k<o Wina or the WorJd." Buffalo refermc:a also Included t,be dhrupti•• tunnd construction or the Uaht IWI Rapid T....,.;t I)'IUIII. Lueey likened the =:antloo to the detrimental crrecu the South-• United SU.a will fed if the Ronald Reaaan·support<d MlC' Missil< 1)'SlftD continues to bore I)&IU.Ieways ben<llh the surfoee of Utah and Nevada. Salttt pltdl Lucey contnued to baranauo the polidos or Jimmy Carter lllld lleapn thrOUJhout his oW mint>te ,.,_....._ Tbe Vic< Prosid<ot1oJ bopeflllsavcd his II>OS1 vkious ottoeks roc the fDfD><r movi< oetot, wbo he dam'bod IS brina frO<D " a difCaau plaoft. " "Carter's polidcs may be wrooa." Lucey dl.imed, 01 bUI R.eapn's Jtt' lrrdcvant:• .. The ruuue of American needs Anderson's ldtas, I¢COfdina to his ruonin& mlle. "The only o<b..- cboioes for lbc votina public," SUJI<Sied Luocy, "are between the preteJ)l of Cartu-wirh more bi&h ~~n<mploymcnt aDd interCSI rotes-o< th< P&St or ~tapa-with hi> 19111 Century IIUWas oo lote 20th Century problems." Dra.scd in 1 cbtk bue pin-striped suit, the bespe<tacled potitidao played the Pltt of the confident salaman who bdicVes in his prodU<t, yet believes it is nooessary to ,;ve a bard sell. LUC<Y oompared several of Alldctsoo's ottributes with the dorldcnclcs or his opopoacnu.. aJlhouJ,h 1ht positions pnmarlly differed from Reqan'1. The MX Miuik l)'!lom, ""'idl both the ll<1>ub- - and Democratic <andiwcs ·-~-r ~'apolk._s ..,~,,J\efmina to the bleot polb whkb have haunted the Ander>OO cami>Olln from lu inception, tile former Wbconain Oovemor anoloalzed the political polhteu' pr~na to the olismal predic:sioos made abou< the uockf. .ed Bills by oddsmaken J'ommy, the Or<d. ____ __ _ ____ .. __ ... . . . . . _loooy_···-__ .. ___ ... _ -- --·CIIIOWD l'\.fAIUt: ll'ab1c:l t.uo.J, John ~·a -...ewe.....,.. ~to tM ot ._ pr~ et0we1. ANIIr'aoe t6cU4 ...................... .......... ...... TMoo._, ue ............ . ..... _ .... _ H. . ~ _ 1hc problem and it i.s noc aoaallr mvironmmt&Uy sale.. •• Vowina ro "Romp this country coasc--to- e:Out to eruurc equal ri&hts for women.'' Lucey condemned thc half·beoned efforts of Caner towotds lh< ratlroaulon of tho Equal Rilhts Amendment (E RTA) polntina out that not one >We h.. nuirood th< ERA since Cv1n was dccted. The apuWo,o of ERA suppon frotn the Republian Pany ,Wform was cqually chastised by the fot~ful, yet cxprcssvonless speaker. _., " Prcsklm1 . "Lo"·c CanaJ is anochft dm:tOSCralion or Cart.u·.s pOOc:ia · ·hen he: waired until d«uon time- to &ive the rc»dtnu thc money they needed two years qo," )'e31 cxt:laimed chc Independent candidate- WoridCoo....,.tJoe "Cart.,. ddibcnsdy caUJed a r....,ioo ~d pt.tl people- out of work JUS~ 10 stop inJlation," Lueey d!Mced. adc1iDJ that lit 19?6 Cartn protnioed ocvcr 1o _,;r,.. )Obo for ra)n()mic re::a.soru,. ··vn people m• support, was labded a "S6' biJlion Bufralo arc now out of work brc:ausc or hu boondoqle" by Lucey. Student enlhwl&sm P ttlt policy," he ..Ud. swdled when Lucey reiterated lh< Alldenon While a militia or secret I<'M« oaenu 0-urina a quation and &m*Cf pertod, POS:idon of "no peacetime drllf1'' slncc the stood at mut< attention. Luoey shifted his pres<no votuntecr army would be c:apable atac:k on tbc rduel&DC:t: of the i.Gaunbuu l.<>ocy ....ned thai •• Aodason is in favor or force ir lhc eoven:uncot would ''inaeasc: President to debate both Alldonoa llld the two PII1Y IJ11Cl11. How....,., he would like to teach the two PII1YSJSICID ·-roc thdr pay llld a11owantt to suppon it ." llapa. "Carte< doom'! • - tO defmd his ideas whik RQp.n , _ . to debate becaUS< liMn& the public ""'' ~ <:IOlldial.cs. EllA In r - to a quay about Anctcnoo'• he doom't bart any ideas to dofmd," Lueey affiUtaaion • ilh a.o ins.eroal.ioMI axdave Tbc iuue carried funh<r by Lueey jCSIOd. wbo advocates a IIIODJ defonac, but oppoocs Latty anomp<ed to thwan Carter'• imqe wbote annoUI>CCd pis an to aodl "unreau.toed incnaoa of the ~." as a ''ni«, 6ect:ot Dl.Ul" by dtina bi$ refUAJ cooperotlon, Lueey said, "I've ocvcr found IIOib CartC< llld 'llt:apn, Luocy maintained, to dtbttte u "but:IIDJ tho tllpUty or the. John Andc:non's rdlliomhip oritb the TriproGOIC a r-'ly fire paoeot locreaso in the Oflitt." Lueey molDI8inod, "Carta'• Lotc:ral Commlsaion a problem." •rb'lle bu4aec. tbliriCalloa or tbc-SALT u attitude towards the dcboto J>u been pttry luoey wu unable to atlSWC'I' • qucaioa ..,..,.,j Ia inmpenrive boc:ause It Is in "our llld politJc:aJ. Hc bas a;pe111 SUO,OOO to keep poiCd by ""'~ ......,.,.;, bts1 iDtcrcst:• CDlb1!Kd Lvecy witla Andersoo offtbe blllol. bul aow we·reoa in lqjsiWoa bas_... the diFbilityol qrcaDCnt cdloina in an outbunt or all 50 aatcs." Carta's aloofDell, oe<O<dina about lbfeeo.f ounhs of tM stDda:IU aow applatue. to Lueey. r....tu from the , . . . _ , bdicvina m:dvina food aampo unless obey ...,.,. a Latty, who saved IS Senotor 1:4ward hinudf 10 be "royalty." P111~im< job. Otinaluccy's A&tc:m<r>l.llhal. Kennedy's Dcputy Campoian O>oirman, Cv1e< was chided by Lucey, a fol'tncr the: Food Stamp PrOIJ'am is UllliO«SUry, 11w appcllled to the aentim... u of th< studenu by ambass.ldor ro Mc.Uc:o. fCK bavina "rrccivcd Sp«tnun asked the ca.ru:lida1c: if ht was In stressina Anderson's commitment to solar uorcrne oompllmeot by Richard Nixon who fa•ci r of the: l<alslllioo. Lucey admiued th11 m<rJY and restrained approval or synthetic ch.a.ractt'f'iud the Caner Admin.Utration u he w~ unaware of tbc new law and only c:omm.cnled on hU home stale of WIXOASin's fuola to solve the futwe <ncr1J O<Ub"touah, sbrewd and ruthless." In an II tempt "Alldctaoo bdlevcs il bas a ploee," LU<l<Y to siphon VOter> away from Cartcr, LU<l<Y record for ,..,.....,.. the Food Stotnp coaYQ'Od, "but it is ooly a pattial aoluiJCXI to riddJcd the """'mbeot fO< bein& an dec1ioa Pro&Bm. �J illlar~~==~~==~=============-===~ SAsU 1111t ! · I 1t11 ,_,..~ I!Jed by Student A18901atlon of tile State Unhw8111 (8ASU) Pr.lldent James Stem IIQ&Inat the SUNY ~ of TIUiteH may not be the beat way tor him to COIMIY Anadt the issues - etudent dlecontent, but H at leNt lhowa an elton. It's leader willing 10 take the To IM Editor. l enc:ouriiGinQ to - a student R punches ror atudent rtgllta. • Stern, ateo a member ol tne Board of. rru,teea, has put lflmaelf In a precarious position by filing tile ault..-Ho must atlll attend the monthly meetlnge of the board and worll ~lib other trust- 111<1 Chancellor Wharton. Stem's action wilt. uncloub tedly pull! him IOIMWhat farthef out in the cold and may be viewed by board l!lef!)berB' • • 'Ivai another alloW of student defiance • : . unwillingness to diacuss and communicate on mature level f .' · • The key to the 8UCC8Sf of ,the whole epiiOde will be stUdent support. SUNY sNde11ta and student leaders 11800 to ehow that they, llka Stern, feel the time to talk came last May when the hike was voted on. Tiley need to Impress upon the board that decisions made behind closed doors will always be challenged. In his letter, Chancellor Wharton Indicates his dismay with Stern lor throwing the case to the courts. He speaks of alternative 'ChaMels for discussion and points out that Stern, as a member of the boarll has the opportunity to express his opinion. However, Wharton does not consider that it Is unlikely that one person-a student-could change a board vote. He does not look realistically at the "strained" relationsh ip ol the Board of Trustees to SASU nor does he consider that debate, especially five months atler the fact, may not accomplish anylhlng. He forgets we've learned lrom Incidents like the tuition hike. So Stern's lawsu it, while Initially appearing drastic, is Important symbolically and perhaps even lor what 11 accomplishes In the end. Stern was not as " diplomatic" or " politically wise" as some would have liked him to be, but ~ showed the board he i...,rlous about lighting for students. For that , we owe him our support. l A tenuous decision SpECTiil... VeU1, No.1~ W..._..,,l0cecll.er 1- I ............. ,...... ~ l ... 0::.·.::·.:·:.:::.~ c....-,~···· ···••f•· c ......... ..... =:i.:::::~:t;:::. cbllege, (wlllch they claim It " Ia not ~ haa _ ,•.,_But tlllt c1oeo 110t pr- In otr1 'lilY that la Ignorant ol lila '<»fteoo 1.-, he dOfnonattatOI at leaot · - · ~ Ol tlt8 Colt•'* P " ' - when ha ._115 or 111 function, ("ollartno hungered·lor and enlightening social an1tytlw''), aNI 1te eca~lc cunlculum ~'' ..Women In Contemporary SocJoty.. and ca( f"'"W!WC.hanlca courae5). Tne term "'Resldenllel College" la commonly mlsl!ll>llod to oH units ol Ellloolt'S co41eglat•oystom, (In fact, only 2 oltlle t I cottegH don't ha.. rt&IOanttj. Wllt(Mt anyone actually 11,..1 In the IIQrm opace pro"lk!ld to e.acn college Ia unimportant. _J,.a to Basil's basing hla clalml lbOUI Image on tumor (te .. he doean't publish the nemea ot lhe women wno opoka to him about WSC), Scllall and Hlclca not only "''tinge upon Bull'o right as • wso·· k:z:~~~x= sexual en,_~ can lle - -· ll wo are gol119 to apeak at til about IM proo1tma or the ftmlnlat mo•erntnt, tntn let u1 at tent ac~~toowtedge wh.at those PfObten\5 ate, to lhat we can addreu them diRICIIy. R. T. Lktquontl Modo to t.,q Hs apace baCk. Since l&lclng back wnat one hu toantd cannot bl dllxrfbed •• a n Tht rwquut that Ibe Sexuality Education C...ter lind "ar>l)fOI)t\ltlon." lind.,.. the OHI!'a omc. 01all Itt;; ne~ 1pace tor Its Amhlflf opefaUons nas ocusionod no motnt lila Oean'a "peroonel" Olaf!, D, Clland'o an ugly, personal attack on Dean Mll[rav Schwartz by central aubttanU.. claim 11 Ullloundocl. one D. Clland. Oellll Schwanz cloeon'l _,..,., 11. Tht But ~ to - r . of courw, that the toaua of the Coll-aao O..n's olltce, at Colteoo H'a requeal, lla8 Sexuality Eduoatlon Centot Ia only the occ.tllon '"' D. \'Otuntartl)o , _ Ita own opace aoalla.blt to the et..nd acurrttoua and un._,ocl clllrgae.l SexualitY Education c.ntw lor uvae _,., The hOpe that""' ~ have lhlt ' " ' - - 10 -lralaM ctnalo ltantoaye_t,.....,.._~......... lunc:tlont onCI h••• hired atall to ao thlf)OO I~ • ·'I aoolgned 01 0 ""'POI'IIblllty IO lnelllrldual Collegei. • , • _,7 1.M&~ TMJO people need ofllcao. ThetGIO<e the O..n'a oil lee ..,...,.,. Oo~Npe ll to"'""'" teet•- ""'augooellon- Cot,_ In support of Schwam To ,,. Editor. Tho t.IIOf allrll>utocl (0 0. et..n(l In Mon01'(t The abeURfly lllM In lla Pfe'TIIMI, mloguldocl SP«wm Is In Ill lntl<l)retallo<la, and acuflll9u$ In Ita ...,.,_ Illtid< 00\ O..n Murray Scbwanz.lt com....._l)o Cltatorta tno rocom or nla 'one yotar tenure aa ciMn or the Co41tget,- attributinG to him actlona Oll>lch ho.. In lad tiiiWf). Mora ..tou.ly, hoW...r, U totally ~11 and mallgnathe !*110ft. W. become acx:...t- to,_,, *tottloole ol Mnla II'; J>c?lh Thl S~Mcfrtllfl "1"1 -ual J-lmeo, aaklllllt-unlu_,)_ollhe OoltevM. et:!d ret.... to ..... lu"'* thM IIIII -*111' ·- t n o· ii. ·•· _._ ·INIIolouo lind ~ ~ evM\.01 tllt crw.t~•. Y - - . - to"'- lllal ne.. - ·· un-- " . ..... . l.JAI"> · .. ···---Ooodc8ild ........ . . . . . T'-- to gaJn the domtnant voice for the movttment, ... = · ~:::·::::.~·::::.~= o.eo-. - r f1"01"'~, tnd lor lhls aectlon to l<lko oontrot o- the ITIO'Iemanl'a guldl"9 v&luu and objocllva. It Ia lhla olamtnt "' ,,. remtntot _ , that Balli a u -. t;; -..ncl"9 SCUM and FrwiOh'o ponrayol ol all her maJo cnarecters aa Clatoned ••cark:att~teS. .. And It I.a. this element In WSC'I mernt>enlllp (I.a., tllOOO mombera who are "f'-grantjy •ntt.,ale lnd alnol• mlndedl)o IM!>Ian'1. that he hopea t o - """"'nc:ad ao tnat tht rMI lcleals (H~ual equ&lll'f and lraadOm ol Confidence In Schwartz Joeepll84mon • ·~::';':'·~·;~ -=~:::?:~~::::::::.: . . .. ... tram Ignorance bec.auae Jle relet's to WSC •• a rMklentlal Mwr.,. --··~ -~etilla,... EIIIW 1n Clllel Elena eac-a . o-••· TolMEdttor Seven montlla ago, two students fatally fell from an eighth floor window In the Ellicott Complex. One month ago, another student was Injured when he fell from a third floor window. Two weeks ago, a workman preparlnQ Baird Point for "Celebration '80" died ol a heart attack. The UB Rescue Squad was on hand at all emergencies, antatlng Public Safety, Health Service and outside medical per110nnel. In one lnstanca, Squad membets were the first people on the scene. Had an ambulance been on-campus, It is unlikely that any of the lives could have been saved. Bu t It appears that with the relatively high number of emergencies on the Amherst Campus lately, It's only a matter of time before an ambulance could make a difference. The State Department of Health should have no qualms In granting the Rescue SqUad the necessary permission to purchase an ambulance. The need has been established. Whether the funding' comes through from the Universi tY· Wide Programming Committee should be the pivotal factor lor the Rescue Squad. The Programming Commillee Ia In a tough position .. It could literally 1\ave millions of dollars to " enhance student life" at UB and would sll/1 not have enough money to lund tJ/1 deserving projects. Unlonunately, It only has $25,000. The Committee must determine Ita prlOfitles and act accordingly. It may be laced with a decision that. pits student safety against atuden) fukury-and at e Unlverslt with such a high attrition rate .as UB, that becomes an awfully tenuous decision. THE AntiOUO~ It Is not auf1)ftatng 10 aoe Ellen Sehall anCI ~loon Hlcka ol Womon·a Studln Collage (WSC) rOSI)Ond to Rol>eft Balli'I Sept. t9 column on Marylin French'a Th• Women'a Room and the feminist _ , , 11'1 It 11 ..,rprW"11 to wlltt euc11y they _ . . , to. Scl*t'a ancs Hlelt'a re~>unat " -'lO'INenlfon&ll)o locut on ttMallllet and ovoids tile larger,....,... UIIIOflt toauea thai Bull conatdeiS. For uamp!o, Schell and Hlcka claim Beall argues )ou<MIItt to maintain tM aoonymll'f ol his_,,..., but alao, II'; lmptlcatlo<l, _ . , , . , . their lonor.,.,. abcl\ll thla lunelamentat rlont ol an Joumollola; II rlw>ry Jot~ tnallat wen required 10 publicly list hit touroes, joumollom u cutrOfltly practiced would caoaa to exlat. But what Ia most dl.rull>l"9 ol>oul WSC'a rebuttal It Ita • - ol the main Critlclam that Balli ma•OI-ol>oul I'M _ .. the ,.., ...,.. mo¥1mtnt In ga~taral, (of wlltc~ WSC It a repreotntotl¥e pan~ tt~la It the l8ncllncy ot the mov'""""l'a more radical, n-aat,.,., and cltttructl•e momt>ort. (In 'Q\su•s Wotila, the - i·o "laiiCiollo SIQifdROIU llltiiCk the grnioat re.,..ct IO< hlo cowage In ntlutlng to penni! .,...,...atldn ol l,he atatus quo to '"' l - t p1 ~~~ l1111nanfty at _ , ....... of OUI declalon making proc-. IIIII 1111 unaualt- lntagr~y. His oCiml<llotratiiN crertiMI'f, l~ar.\ rnlnel, and _ ,,..., are only ao,no ol the _,actotlalttcs·that makt him a IM<Iet. wlloiJI pr-oe nu al,.,Othened the Ooll-aiate Syttem. But a t muCh aa lor hit -latratW. tllenre, wt admlnl Murray lot hit per-o~q~Wit-.,hlo tntultMt _ .. pi the human ~ lot uncletaUindlng, - . ...., hla Watmth and decanq and caring. · "-'* c.to1o Smlr~ "--to ,.,..,.,,.,. OHn or rh..Co/1•• ,.,._,.,, ll/elootrl T. IJonn OHn or lho Col,.,.• ­ �l i f SA discri,',ination rotME<tttor. Thll let!Of Mr.- -- lnlonnalloll, he ..1<1 r. lo lnloml the atuden t populeti,On ol • Student ~~:~~:\~:'u~l:::~~~ penoon •.• lhall bt _,..,. lo dfoctlm4nllloll .,.; 1 : baall ol .•. Mxuol ott.n~ttlon .. 11\11 moy bt rtollle In tllel)(y :;':;;::1e<onoa. WNie alwoyold- IO In p<lel~ ' ort\lllately ion, 'The lnctdlnt In Qu. .t..;n conc-.no 8unday'o Cot!)munlly Unl..,llty DIY 1.4ot Peoplo'a .t,lllance ol UB) co~lactod we (I he Goy end liked II ourorganlzlllon could set"'u~.':: :: ~ dey. Wo were told tho! ,.. oouldn't bocouao all tabl 0 o.,- hid alraody allocated. cuo or diiiCrimln~tloll b)' Aeoo~dlng to tho "'r" dlaoo-throuvh _,,.. oourt411hotl~==~": uw. "~ I/Wifl .... - . . , _ olltr Ill. oo -Ind. Ho aald he.,.. -rv ~"'the "mle-," but "yoo knoot llow tlleMihlngt un k:::::o:.· -ucrocy llka SA." Willi, yoo, wa tlo 1 ' " " ' - ' " " mlx"'PL 8ul ... oliO know - , . . I l l btinQ !lid to ond.dlocrlmk>ltod ogllnot. Of 11 ....,,.., oaY PIOOie M\llng In toclefl aoc1ety. new lo ""' h lo ....,....,.lnQ "'""' K ''"'" on C)(Qeni.UHIOII IIU SA wNt/1 ouppolodly 1111>1>0111 "'· ,::''''-ol dellberaledlocnmlnallon Ia IMxcullble. • we will not-etond lor h. Tha Gay People'o Alli~ce a - . lho UB community by oupponlng the equal 1 01 ::;,.,_, aU_... and we will eeule '"'nothing ~~';::'~hlng Ho-. Preserve Main Street ro lh• fdffor. an true. When•ethen oor.fronted Mt. WetOnerwilh tnta. ,.,.,.,.,, o/ Goy P«>!>ll'o lllliii!Ce More tenure talk f 0 , , . Edt lor. li!UC!l &5 1 oppted•tt IM SUPI>Ofl T'"' Sj)KII'IJifl . . . given me over the pall IWO years. 1 muat eo«oct bOih IN.! tOfl• of and oomo o• t~ statemef'lts attributed to me In tne article aboUt rny IMUfe decls.lof\ 1n tne Ot1-f t Issue Wllh niQIIfCI 10 , _ , tor INd\1"11 11 U6, my comments wett dl fac ted spec•Ucally to the ac:tmlnlttratiYe kwets ol (.wit•, not 10 the f8C4JliY ~W Storate nqlect tommlll-. Furthet, I , _ o <lioUnct ax-lion wRh roa•~ to llr. Jonn Pe<ooono. Secondly, while I 11a. . ""' ar•alool ..,_. '"' the 1.4w 1-.lty, 1 diet nol ~ tl\al IMJ 11M! a unlqw - l o n to tNd\lng. bot rothOf lhel teo<:N<>g .... ,.,... hilly opprocjllod by lht admlnlotntlon. Flnllly, somo btol<: inlo yoor own . woold hi.. unaatlh«< lhe IICI.IIIaltho Tenure-~voted «1-1 In my laYOt, dlspilo Mr. Clopple41o's blithe ' ""'"'""' abool my l&lthlng ond fCN>IoniiiP ~n,:.:oul-ol-t>allnce • .•• broughl btl"" lho Tha kayq.,...llon"'hiclt wuWseelby my caM IS the nature ol lila tMIUng proc- tn ,.,... ond ProtnOUon-mat ts, Wftlt'*' one1a PMB 01 the ldmlnlouat"'a are the 1>111 judges ol teholat1y I oChiO...,.,.Iond t-'>lng oxcellenCO.In l!>il noae the lineup pllood ill 11>o - - groupo~ on ana ~lelo and 111 lhl adiRinletral..., ~- on the O!Mt. Mr. ~-~~ polt ollllat ldmlnlotrallon, Olwlo<rsly proltr lo o""' tile __..,., llletlll l h o - - . . . "' _ .. and 10 Ignore" " ' " - F S S A - ComrN!lw WOio •• woll as theiOllhiOOtnmJUwOiwt1icnhlla-ary. h_,.,. to me lllat 1,. lipoc/rvrfl a d . . _ 10 lhl P<1t>Cipio ol _..., Whk:h Ia tar ....,. lmponanl t""'the by hs laltureto """"'ol any-..-. •• - -~~· 0111n 11'1'* eoplaa.. '.f f i �RootiD' Rudenas Tou. Ultor. Poor planning I ro fha Etliror. ---...~~andllwouldl>l to-""""' l.ut Frlcloy nlgllll WWII Aoom wfth a frland.W. plaoecl our Ot<M<.for wingo - 1 M l'h<>r!:'t ripped lhe 0U1 of F~a 1"- s,.ctrvm, and . "*'Wo'leltaalmy- ,_.,., n ol a labia when ,... orriYad, pul lhe CCXIP9'! on lhe t otJ,ie. and WW~~Immei:tlo~f~Y.~· Tho walt reM ti>Ok thl -.pofland -.ked ua Wjlatwa would like to drink. 1hfd a ~1, my frfand o l.abalt'L Ultf the Wtltnlll._ Wllh OU! Cheek and Uked Ul lor our - · Wh~n ,... aiiMdy geva her. Afltf reminding her, lhl lnalantly fhlllhl -..r our -.pon. Sha paraltled lhet lhl wu oorracl and aald lhl'd hl¥e oomeone check 1M racalpto. Sha retumecl, OfUY 10 llfOUI tome mort. Tho oola wo~rau woukln't oonaldar thor aile mfght be mlltakan-- u,ndatWt.,_ 111at "*' oetlad lha · oou-. mloplacad thl Sha o-. who knowl wo ,,. rMn~ ot~CiiaiOCMra. • Tho...,., Walked.,_ forcefully and warned uo, "Pay the cou- pr~ now1gat the hell out of hero and don, -come bock ... I tcnOwyour 1._1.. Ret~rnlng to my room we verified lhatl ~ad taken tho coupon. We phoned Rootla lor en apology, t>ut lho men- woo too croae mlnlled to spetk to ue. ' There ate meny_"lrtendfy'' ]:I ~&coS In !Millo to got gOOd wingo. II thla Ia Roollea way of car.fing to U>e tiUdorlto (we, thl-poOple ~help 111m prooJ*1 I think the at-..rasllould b<lng tN4< buolnou oiMWhere .• Boycott Rootlul We would Uke to know Wllot IIUrMn being w.. ao lrr-slble, ohort alglltad and fooU"' to h - a motor political te!lY In • room1111t would hold 200 people, t98 of which were lntmbtrl olthl praoo. Alll-.,11 of UB wle resent being Ignored ahd not baing Ioken lnlo conaldefatlon fn the planning o l lhlo potll~t evenl. 11 Govomor Lucey wanted to-have a preee oooterenCi he (.'1) did-not M""to como to UB. (B) Old not hrtalo come 10 Bullalo. and {C) CO<Jid._have had It Iller the rally to IM slu<Hnta. In lhe tu1ure, we 1\tgQHf that ch~ge ol t!"'" ~ \W'h o are put In ...,nlo na.... In 1.0. lb<MI 60. Dav/rl Ponzert Ot.no o ../riPuJnkoll Cut;;, C.ro/ Coii<Nio ANfl ~gApt 1A?t-fOKtl! RUNNINg ~Sou11eHol SUNYAB 3435 Main StrEtel BuffalO. N.V <14214 831 ·352 1 community action corps IS r - - -use the van • Use the walkers • Use the Task Force----, VAN SERVICE From Squire Heii·, ·Jio\Sc, ·7 nig!ltslweek, ON THE HOUR ..:J · .from 8 pm • 12 Mldnig~t · it caters to off<ampus ~tude{tts Service covers C?pproxlmately I 'Ia mile radius around the Main SLcampus VAN LEA YES FROM THE FRONT OF SQUIRE WITH 2 VOLUNlEERS -. WHO WILL DRIVE YOU TO YOUR DESTINATION. . WALK SERVICE From Undergrad Library (UGL), 5 nights/week, Mon. • Fri. from 8 pm • 12 Midnight Service covers parking' lots, other buildings in the Academic Spine, bus stops, and Governor's dorms. TABLE IS SET UP AT_UBRARY EXIT WITH 3 VOLUNTEERS ...._ . WHO WILL WALK YOU TO YOUR DESTINATION. WALK SERVICE " Fron:. Health Sciences Library (HSL) 5 nights/week, Mon. · Fri. from 8 pm · 12 Midnight Service Coven parkin_g lots, •.•ther buildfngs on the Main St. Campus · and~ •ops Within I he .boundaries ofthe.campuw TABlE IS SET UF AT i.JeRARy EOT WITH 3 VOUJN'TEERS • 'WHO WU WAtK;tOQ.oT() YOUR DESTINATieN, • • I �·As auto industry gets back on its wheels, workers suffer a-,sun.e. I!P«ialto 1h• Sp«t""" DETROIT-The American auto indUstry wiU probably recover from iu current llump-bw It will neVer be tile samtapln. In the tnlda ol a eydlcal critiJ fOl l.be lndwtry, a profound SUUCtural IIODSfonnallon iJ unclorlo<ay, fueled by aew forms or computcriz.ed autonwion, lfttctlle intmwlooal COIIII><titloa and a universal demood for smaller vt1\ldes. The raul1in& " wol'ld car," lo l.,p PO<' produoed and sold oveneu, CX>uld me1111 c:oiporate 01110 llanU. wVlllion for the alllnJ lk4 tbese chaola create • troublllla paradox for aovmuuent orrtcills who WilDt to old Lhe lndusuj: Measures wlllob make the automal<m more compc!ltiV< In tile iaternlllional market~ m&y result In a lizeabk job loa 1111d a IIODSfer or manufiiCiurioa abroad: In other word!, while the current critiJ 11u •hown thAI whJt I• bod for GM, ford and Cbrysler Is also bad for autoworkerJ, the rwwe may prove that whlll 11 ..,00 for Lhe Bi1 ~ 1s disutro.. for people wbo •ork In tbe indotary. Overall, tht ex-cent of, Lbe indUSU'Y'' traruronn.ation lJ st.....-lnl and uopieeedented. The mll)or automakers wiU Jpend over S8o billion by 198.! to brina out completdY neiv produ.c u with completdy redesiantd pr~u9tion mc:Lbods. Fo,d. ror eumpte, will not produce a $tnsfe model in 1987 that was produced in 1977. u.s. A.nololt Many Of the Cllanaes reflca tbe public demand for &mall fu<t.. mdent vchkles. These mod'ds baY< fewer paru. ""'ulie r...... houn to .......ble-and employ fewer production worlu:r>. The cum:nt full-<ized Ford hTD It r-. PfOiluced -.. lbe rotc or abow 40 can .,.. IIWl By ......,..., 60 subcompad ' Plymouth Hori%ODS .,.. produ<lod per IIWl year aod someii>OCI&_oow on !he be lumecl o,. at mOr. tb1111 !10 uniu per- ~ID iddltloa, mammodl aew aaembly pbmu ruch as GM's OtJahoma facility will prodli<C for more can than oldoo" Alciorics, erc:adna coasldetablc bardlhip for !he · COIDIIIWIItia in wbiCh ...... pilats OR p<rmanmtly doled. · Ao a iault of Lhae clwlaes, Lhe tOea! oumb<f of workers iovo!ved just in auemblina can may be tut in half, from ~.000 to 12$,000. Tb~ Impact of down-;SWna also touches 1upplier dnowiAa too.rd could indUstrieo', DWlY or whlcb are already experiencina ...,.,.. problems. The it~l ID4usuy, for 0/UIIDple, tontnDuu:s 20 percent of ILl ouiJ)III to, awo production. Compac:t c:ars weiaJW11 one-balf toq lea tbllll the modcb !hey -replace !me bad a tipillclal ~"" on this sauina indu.ctl)'. And by tbe Clld of tile decade, cars may we Oltly SO pen:<nt or tile loCal lleel they do today, aa>O<dln& to Ford' president Doolltl E. Pet..-. "The ~ulrcmc:ot fbr less <led t~ iudf illiO clooed open heortht and more dcpreNed steel' commu.nitia, •• says a Deportment of T"""P'''lI!lioa Ollllyst. Small !our eyliDder ..;.;.... will Ukewlst .-..qu;n r...m pam 1111d lui cut iron Lhaii !he once-popular <i&ht cytioder cnatnes. This obvloUJiy meaas fewer iron fOitl)llcries. AltboUih the new models ..;a n>qulre more plastics, aluminum and computer-rdOicc{ componeo11, it Is oot clear how many jobs Lhae new demand! will amerate. or wbeth« they will even cmcrae ln the United State~. Cban~es In manufiiCIUtlna tt:chnoloay 111e u farreachioa u changes in product,, and abo mean trouble for u.s. W«kal. The !lily mitt~--dot bart of • computer SID • lllwr or lllicOD-Is carrJiDI-- to ~ ~ c:oraer or tile ioduouy, alfectiaa Clllb>< .,._., ward>ouocs. fo\Uideries, macbiDe lbops aod -"'Y lloa. G.M. prealckat E. M. Eotes predicu lbat 90 pc:raol of the new madUI><S G .M. ~ will be ClCJIIIPII(er· • , COIICiolleil by 1911. The industrial robot II one of these nexibk, COft)PUteriz.ed madUnes. Used, ~alli..ty iD wddiJII • toclay, the robot <1111 switch from ooc model to llDOther wilh notbiJia man tbllll new !ns1ructiotu, rat1ocr th.aft 1be eX't ensi¥c retoolina wbicb conventional forms of productiOQ require. And as robotic tedmoloty - - . iu economic odvantqes ~ more impreuive. A S40.000 Unimate Robot worklnc two wru over "" dahl· yeo, period cosu abow S4.!10 per bout, compued with. the current labor ~u 'or appro.U~Mtdy SIS hourfy for an awo IW<Il'lbicr. After h1 workinc tife is compleled, the robot-wililte !he awo -kcr-collea.s DO retirmem beocflll. to economies tike these. Olrysier'• 128 wddiJII robou wiU perform up to 91 """""' of lbe 'wdcb on tile new Aries and Rdiaat !DOdds tufued ou1 by Lhe Corporatioo•a -renovated p&aou in Newark, Odawatt-. and Detroh. Another, even m<*'e *'l)bisticated s<D<nltion or robot! is alreidy beina d<Ydopod for -.nbly wO<k. Robot! which ! 'tee" and "feel" wiD probably be plant tested by O .M. unbe 1981 mocld year. Whil< the{< are fewer tbllll 1,000 robot! i.o the auto iud~ at pramt. iDdWII)' sowa:s e>p<a G .M. alone to P.Utthase !!IJlOLher •1,000 mnualll in the .....- future. The real breaktbroUib will come with t.he n<n ICTI<nWon or .maD ..,.__,.,......_..tile ~will& boordl-which ,.. •I)OcifJCally daiiJ'O!Ito be bWir by robot1. j I I n.,.nks . -"> .-cd ~~~ bo,..,. over him. • 1 rub~Y.f~over old worn stones and try 10 feel wbal'i~ wu like to Uye whco these stontt lint became~ than a pi~= or eanh. Tau ilii~ aome orr:.. 1 iouch Lh<ir rcuily. I rub l!lem....,,myl:he<U, tryina to feel anOther ~;ODOther ..,onaJity. ' E1tr:>t1sior HM No.-4, (IU1-IIt10. NiltJIINtl HOSI!; JIU7·1~l. R~ Ell&in• No. 9. •·-----------Soft . ' rives. Ev.f.t few yards a srcea spiao4 risa out or • block o f poured,'canent. It is tbcr< "'tlw t~ tilling cau 'QSh o ff tbe din of tbdr dad, 'and · O<>« apiD ....ae lllld. laulb. n.e IDd r~. A dead duc:k ~.. beside Mirror l.Ue. flies on lt$-body, pidlina aed teoriJia. lti beak b open, its bead ties on its .side. Sbades of 1~1J/O/, One b\lndred "birty·oa• tombston .. bfowo with blue un~h. dry lep 5ldins out. Uorovercd death, ltlual, a recr. alttmlltiai to mcraori:a1izt-.._M who gave tbdr 'U'ItS filbtiftl-thc Volunteer Firemen Th<Ote 11 no comfon from sucb - . sum an oiMou$ eod. It does IIOlalDtiuueOCI ........,;;.a_1 e1111 kd the opirit of the """'· • 10 beavca. 10 God. 11 rauaisas lyiaa oo tbeill<lr ._, their YaiottJ. I feel auilt)' for bCiiq ~ore clald. The l:llnilla rows IRSS with nics on i1.• ~F. Przs1, Jr_ /9U-196J-. 77tc lAn/ of ·t-""OIII!!'•JII'OI>d to tbinl<, fortlC me wonlu' of Lheir . . .td it My S/rqJ/tmJ, I Sltllll f>OI W11111. to,"-'<- me ' Contact Len..le s . llftl; ~.. ... ~ ~-$59 .· WITH THIS C.OUPON ,.. • plua_~-pair of ,oP*IIl ~ ......--~ /from selectttd•&ry/6$/ - ,I Bdfllfo.Contact Lena Group 1 '2.777 ~Drive .• . . •• 834-4831'• (Profn>JDM FIJI~ ):.,, SJS) . . l• 1f BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AT BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP 2777-Sherktan Drive • 834-4336 �...., ... l' • .....,....lll!lr.WtiOo' f ~" It wu a time wbm bUic thlnp ho,d collapoed, People didn't want to put thCOIJdva in daA&er by belpiQa othen. The last lll_IOCI&hokls or c1ecepey had disoppc&ted." So spoke Erita Mcu.-r. r...ulal .Jierlia's last clayw of World Wts IL Now a prof..- ol Gcrmu II UB, Mmloor f1WW .... ia lla1ilo. AI a Jid or 11, 11>c wit-...d the fell or GetmaQy oad the clesuuctioo or ill capiW, aa ~ wbk:b ladudcd the tcrrif)!na Battle or Jlalin. ~ i .I I .Q OemlaN were not qecaMrily Nazis, ]ull u Ill Alacricaal are aot Dcmoctats. "BerUncn never trusted lh,c Nazis.'" Mct.qcr asserted. "You orvc:r kn<w whom 10 bdit"e, with tbc awful _ . s t. We_.. just bopina for the end of the war." Jb< 'bulldiJia in wiiJc.b M.._- lived was loclled ill wbat is DOW the - - - o r Batio. • • "11 was only a few suau away from the Rrirftichaooellery ," lbc ~."Awful_,.. from the Cbaacdlcfy r-r.ed the poopk ia the llr-nld ~here coukl be oo wk or dd.-t. Sialli or were poaislaable. • ' "!be bomb abcllen were tcrrifylnl, and a>ott were OOt safe, Only a few rcol llltltcn wcrc built. Mott lhdtcn were OOOYetted buemmu &pl1tm<Dt houses... Whal build!Qp collapsed, M.._. pointed ""'· they frcqumtly collapsed inwards, tillina the ocxapull of the c:dlars. " 'Tbc bu!lcflliJ ocroos the auoa from us was destroyed with all tbc people in it," lhc rcco,Ued. "Very on en, people in the c:dlars suffocated." ...n- .l No Uc~ll, waltr l>wiAa the entire month or April, 1945, the profesoot rtmernbcred. lhc lived und<rlfOUIJd. " We never .wan up ro the _..,...,.. for an)'thina. The Rwsims ,..,.. ahootinl 11 the cily. There wa-c fbiaa ddlris, no lia)lll oad no water." Mcuacr noted lhu Bertin was fortunate to hove an auxiliary watct system. These old lines were reopened for usc durin& the 1m days of the war. Novertbeless, water wu still clifrtcult to obtain. " You stood in line for a blick<t of Water," she retailed . " Asidc from- a<ttiOJ fQPd-if there was ~ tO be fouod--os--wllft'; )'OU II<Vct .....t OUI II aiL" As tbe moarb or April pa.,ed, Berlio's situatioa lfCW morc and more dcsPcrllc. ' "!be Nuil wac telllna wild lhinJs, tryina to matc tbe JICOJII< fcc! that all wu well. There was fear of propopj>da aac&. stories'11t what had been boppmlna in ihe ea<~crn bilr or Germany. Germans were dcur.oyinatheir citles. 01 �• • l:: . Berlin today lt7 Mary KIIIIZ Sp«t- Sl4[f Wrlr,. The: Bcrtill<rs ba•e a slopn, "BatiB ill dM Rci1t wen," Wbleb tnnaJ.u.. to "BatiB is ,.onb a mp... The city anbodia • IICIISe or bistory-and lilt lrlltdY Of Wlf- 11101 (S QCII easily for&OtiCQ, Berlin I• • modem dry. Aside rrom o ftw '""Y monument• and ruiO>, liltk is left to ranilld the visitor or the lpltndor or !he ............ Clpltalln !he days of !he HohcnmUenu (Pnwian nilina fam)ly). 'Today, !he citY thOI in 1871 becamt the capital or !he ncw!y·formtd German empire, u.. In the middle of the communiSt Omuan Democrarlc llt!>ablk (ODR), i<nown u East Germey. The: Infamous 8er6n W.U divides the we~teno half or BatiB from the commuoisl East. The: main ..,.... or modem llcrlill is coUe<l !be KurfunrcnndamoD (Kudamm ror man) and h 6ntd wllb sbowy ohops, tbcoten and res<aun.nu. Abo on the Kudaa'Qm ia a suuaure whida looks oul or place amid the aJjuu. It is !he ruin or an old church. the Kauer Wilhelm, O.,da<hlnislclrchc (m<morUJ church). The auutd uctple reminds pcoplt da.ly or Berlin's rurbulcnl .,... and or the ten-Of or wat. Kltkr B•Uib The Nui pany never aained the suppon of Berlin. Nc•ct<htl.,., In 19)) Hirltr scixed power and made his hcadquatltrt 1bcre. Ironically, 1hls man, who was late-r lo cawc the des;truction- or &.rUn. btpn aucmpting to beautify !he ciry. "h i1 m)l unaltuabk determinl1ion, ·~ Hiller announced in 19l7. "to adorn Berlin wllh streets tiw1dlltp and public squora. • .llw ....,. WI 1 thouw>d yean, wonby of lh< immeasurablt fwwc of• nasion with a lbowllnd ycor's biRory." from bas OWD plans, HuJer coruuuaod a new ReicbJchancdksy. Under W. din:aioo. a &iaantic Reich sporu li<ld, a modem Broeci<a5aws House: and an Air MiniJtri Were also bulk. Berlin ""&< the silt for tho ~fittnt 1')36 Olympics, o•tr whlcb Hid<r presided. k wu from Bertin, the capital or lht Rricb, !hat Hide< bcaan the Scc:ond World War on September I, 1939. AccordIna to Oerman lnformarlon Center, HUD1ann Oocrina, the head of t he O.,rmon Loftwa~. p.-ised in 1939 tha1 should OGY enany bomb fall on Oermuy, olld especiolly In Berlin, he WOilld uswnc the title or maro< of thor clry. 0ocr1.Q1 had plonty or oppo<~unities ro aa:q>~ thOI Ullc dwina the atlll year. In 1940 alont, lrliille'l1toro1Air f'orcx .lD8dc o,.. JO-IIf Aid$ 011 .JiidiD. Allot DalrOJ lly ~), Ill< Beslincrs bq,ID 10 1U11zt the .uoriblt trra:u or wlw Ooebblc:s rcr<rrod to .. ''Joul ••·" ID the ,.......,.. or ilw , _, bombo I><P8 10 ,..., 0\1 Berlin in tllllesl. 8crliri -. a altura! ta~Jd· for .air raids. llesldts bdna the pollllcal olld llll!iwy capital or rhe Rticb, the d&J wu a oenttr {or orms J!W>Ufatturina. In ..tdlcloa, ~y's eutlre tranapOrulllon syatem reVal'\oeol ~ Its capital. • By 1943, .,at Pll!tiOOI or the Qtd I'NIIiao portlcm.ty Ia the cautr lllld side of the dly, had bw1lCd or hid Wlen iDio ruios. 1 MillY ln!labiwru ol llcdiA Larae all~!~~*;~ ol .....,. bod the c:lly &lid ...... .Aumben '"'Ill"'· IIi& _...P:ct. * __,.. Tbe llatla' IDr...-!oo rcporU that - . . dois dille droppod r.- 4.J lllilllao 10 blr<ly 1.8 mlllloe. -"" of 194$ .,... tile last lDOIIlh or the war ia '*-7, , US ad Soviet oittnft jointd ia the "--lia& of Batie with ~.000 tollS of abdls durin& the lui ciayo of thai ~Oil AptiJ :ZO, Hitlct's 1111 birth.llaY, lht Rtd Anny .-~ltd Bctlla. Thcrt followed a mu.rderous .baltJe in wblcb tbc city'• old n1tn and bol$ fouaht ~fy in the iueetr aaiWt the Sovlcu. I'<>< 12 dayo, the Oahtlns continutd ftom block to block. .... ~ - .- , Hitler IIPal<d the cud of the boUle ""'""' on Apnl :10. he &hot llimstlf In the bwdl.. of hlsRak:lucbanodJCr}'• • "Two t,llpitldattd. , '$' ......8)1 now two-dlildi l• elod. 'illsP Later ..the city • o,_..~ •• buildinp _ . The "oa<e '"p roud capital of t ho Hobal:tolltm•' £,ap&c had bei::n redl>ood to WhOI tbc 1oc:o1 inf<><mmoo J>wuu bllllltty clt1cribct u Throuth: the wct dine yclfl, Bcr1ln ""' under the coerrot-·or !he row AUied po-•- The Unirtd :;\at.es, The Soviet Uaioll, &aJand and Franoe. In MardL 1948 the ........., po-. Wliood lhtt1 · In protest, the SovitU ....... blockade o r llcrlio. AU cxmuct ..;tb rhe _...., ....on- rail , 7S mJIIloo CUbic ..cla$ of M:hlllt lNbble). cclu.EGEOF LAW .. of Ohio Nor.:lem Unlvwslty ~- ~ • ..,. I ...... ~AM---c- .. .,~ --,.Oct. Jl},;.,. . . . _ , 4 . . �.........,..... Milia- ............ _. . .... --peed ,.,._ -.•....-.or• .......,.... --. . ., ~ .ftl . . . . w.a tli -a Mucll of lbe, ....... ,...,................ '<rlllo. ~modenl 0 • • " ' " to - - - -bJ -- C-•niaU n.-..Uialalltr...S cou!Und I.. IO be ao i~ -t ile old oec-"Y!'e're jwt . . . . . . . . . plul..-. 011 it," C)lle . . . . .-m W• . . . . """' IP W' boat tbe e&CII)t ............... n.. ' DatttxtJoG in Berlin was• widc:aprald. Peoplt paoidted. • 'Tb<re ~ AliQda left rieJtl, u Met:qer dedatcd. ..M.oto people - e d 1o die. ~ • wu ~ ..aylltina-tberc ~ Jlulo llrea all OVct tile city," Nazi - - . NC:b &I JDOdab, W<re ._.,red - - poop1e wtto wore IQlPO<Ud or bdna Nal6s ..,.e often killed by their Oormaa couat:rymen. "We lmew lhll all tbe armies \oae ....,chin& towards B<rlin, tbe ateft&l dty..,.we fell &lmoll rdid that tile ww would be over vory aooo. Slace I~ :rou bad to be bliDd oouo reallu k wu o•<r-" . . . . . . . .111W&. . . . . . cky " " - .......,. ~ delllk lla ......_ 'Dill ,......_ _._ 11M ' To hilldcr the al'l'fO&Ch or the adYiodaa Red lumy. tile aubway ......,...., ,.,.,.., Tilt . . . . - a W<ft l1ood<d by tile water '!O"U • All -the people wbo is pay &ad ,dlabbr. t..lllln &11 W up IIIIi 10 lk ~ to be ill tiMID • the time ....., drowned. "I was lucky-1 --.,llo-. WaD on !be-.• W$cn lldr~ so ma ~ cae tnllled tbe aubw~," Meu&er coiiUIIented. c!Wb up peer ow:. 1a1o llUt Jleotlo, 111< Wbcn ~ Red AnDy entered BertJn in mid-April, wUd flahlina diff~ come • a ~~~oct. ~ bot-..- ~ Cier1Daos and tbe ScwieU took ploce aU ovct tbe city. "AI fNt - · " <iedlred JOiuol'. ~ Ia ~ '"ftere wee' pG!:I«u of rcasu-," M<tq<r ~- ·~· ~ • .w. to the ..~ city, • . . . . . _ . . , . . , ancu tool ~aGar< 111M otben to beCODquered." live, - ciii.as or Bettin. Aod tlienfcn; • a he · Ia tllis last bKtic, Bettin wu defended by tbe fftllliUU of its CMie - · 1 take pride in tbe w~: . ldl bill cia pap.lla&loo. "b was aU old ....., and bo11. w..,en bad to belp di& up .Bcr~l" ~ !be areou. We:wue uodet corutant auack from air and land." Ob AprlllO, a few block& f'rom M - '1 hOOK, Hitler &bot himself ill his ~ - "It wu a shock to 1111111y Omnans," Nouau r<membercd. " They tried to hide all the trouble in the a...caJory from tbe local populacloo. Tbe R....WU posted DOtlc<s or • Hitler'& death. Tbe 8crllll<l1 bad wff<red so, M wore aot surprised lo bear about !lis death. You ...,.. sriiJ supposed to deny it. "We •ue rut14irt& around in a Slupor and tn amazement, !'« able to bel;.... what Was aoina on. I was jua a lllado., or myself. You felt so close to dQlb ~ day that ynu didn't care any rnP<e-it was horrot mixed with relief.': __ r- Sedlud..... Tbe 1\Ptina - coatiftucd for '""' more ~- . J! ' 'Tb,.. "'-.n aW uomeso crazy that you w..-. Omnans wbo wonted to fl&bt oo-ynu beliewd in mirada~" _ • Afier tbe fall of the capital on May 2, the RussiAn army, Mctqer said, nwas vuy Oiuch there." .. The actloos of tbe Red lumy did DOt surprise tbe Beriiom. "Ybu *""PPed u a fact 1\M ccruln tbiDp ao with Ole CODQU<rina of a city. Wilen aa _ , cooK!-. a city, tbe aolcllon _.. 001 for PfOPM.Yr ,.._, tlllina llDCI ........ " Wilen _ . wmt ouuide, Mcupr · cxplalood, tbey bad to take precaudoao. " You colored ill yOW' teeth, ..,d clisllliaed toundho you would look old." 1 It was DOt uatil mid-May, said tbe profeaor, tbil thiDaa be&an to qtllll doWD IIDd oee wu able lleep • lllcbl- "T~ or the buiidlap w<re io ruit>$. lAter we IDIIde parkS OUl of tbe nibble. You lild to do - - - . willa il." 1\IC oat ~ wu l'iiJod. willl c1iaeue - A&n'8tioa tliioci&bo~K tile city, ..._,.~ rro. ._. tJ:1e wintct, and , . . . _ b<ndr q,.,. tluea.....,. Ia a ......W widulipll,..-, ~ -she Ia ltatdaJ -111&1 Jbt1wvi ....... "Rldor WOOled all Oaalany IO uodet .witb bim. In a ,niat Ooeu~ (tdialot or the aodl)," abe~. "It iJ a ~Jia&l l'IIBIIIvc at Ill.'' to 0 lO ,• .......... ' ~. ... ....... , .... . OCI'. ... ~ ............... ...-ca I · ~:' ~~"""'--f!CL~, .........' -.. _.., ......... ._...__ ,··~~-o .......... • ,~_"""'J'ao'Dolt ·--. . .......... c....,; ...........- .. �,....~~ ~'1 ~~~ Is there any place to hide ~ ·I~~~~ :::.a~~~~:~o~::-:=:: ...t' \ ~ eff~l hornet and offlc:H. " motktng MaltJl baurd oo counlleoo o<h<n rNn)' Amenoms ud and J)OW18 • 1be h.u.ard ,;IJ"'W'h"'8 more JenOUS WJth the g'Ok'lf't« we of m1nmade materla.l:t, .orne or wtuch enut humful wpon. .net enrt'«)' """h \\ CDClSitt'Vatlon cneuut"ee that reduce ventibtiOfl. "l!uildintl> ooday-new buildi"P"' po~ c:.JU>If18 p«>ppo 10 ~ ole~<.· ooid .wemb!Y""'n Aoyd Mon. c:hainnon of • ~qp>&oo"" •uboommllloe l>olding hunop on the oubiocO in ~romoa oN> foil. ''MOll of ua Jpend mOll of our Ufe indoors." he uld "Indoor air poUul"'" ls one ol the 1n1Jor 'roblems we will face in lbe future • 11>e problem hoa """"""'eomeohing or • headoche ""''r for oil..,.> who have diSOO\·crod tlul no offic.al A.8ency is in charg~ and no stl_nd.ard• u.i~l The trwironmental Prohlction Agency 1.! responsible for outdoor air quaJHy l'he Nallont l h\~thul e for OccupadonaJ Sift.-ty and u~alth and the Occup•llon.al Safc'Y and U.-..alth Admln.istration mor't.itor 1ir m i.n dualril.l wo.tkplaoet BUt noOOdy haa respon$ibllhy for- a.ir in hornet. ofnc:es. vdliclel Unc:lud.in3 JChool bwes•. retail s.tOf't'S .and 0\her Indoor ~vlronmtntl when! air pollution probtems e».ist 11>e 111011 - " " " problem> ao far hove a-. rq>c>ned m now and remocloled ofllce bulldl"" and """- wilh """'ID'... vinl foaour~. •nd In mobile horne$ MOSt lfl\"Oh·e forrn.akiehyM Ul c::oNtruc:lion ru.atenab.. ~ u ponide board and Indoor plyw-s. and in .,.... formaldohy<lo room insulation_ • "*" .... -Ou- Oiher mno&mlnAnu lndude niorogen o.ude and ariJon mono.ticlo. wlud1 hove """" found '" lhe •ir or """" offaces and •• htqoor ~tral..iont 1han wb•t La penniisib'e by the Oean Air Act for the ouldoon f'onn.a.klohyde vapors teak into the air when the temper~ture NCl and they-.comblne whh ottwr contaminants mto • nlb. ll\lt can cause headaches, roaplratOT')' lffttadons.. \Valery eyes. skin inilationJ. naust.a. dia~ and heart problem&. Ao ohe ohlrd or rour t.ean•w being held "'' indoo!" poli'4Jon by talifomfa't ;oint le&1slat.ive aodh oomminee·• aubcornmhtee on ln.ullpllonl. Prbc:iiLt ()udolda, or S.cr•menoo. ..... roeot on Sep4•mbe< 19 in San Yranc..ao about the way her new home tUJ"1"1Cd into a aickeni~ ~ Her husband. an~- ooolt.,.,.., oo lndude .u ~ -s,y~ feaow-eo In the ...,._, onci\Jclins sorlppins. oeiltr« and wall inoulatlon and dou~ windows. W"ondow opocii.w.. I"'!CCl-' and cablno\ apoce upanded "Afl« the "'ll '!nd CAbineU inoiAIJod my eya OW1ed IO .ung and - mY..,. 10 flluc"P wttenl wu in the-.- uld ....._ Ouchlda ~ who --.Imide ~ Nmllor oymptoms. Since lho OUCI\idu "'!}''\!<~in last October. ohe uld, ohe hoa bo<on wak>ng up wllh ....., lhroall. dry IIUn. and lro<f*~llY with~. £odo lime the n-. the •ymp«>ms II"' .....,.....,. ,...,.!her w...., ,., ...,....,ure a"""'''> ~ ~Oftpeot1&- �. . Pollution. .-:---"'t'a lib ~ _ . . , to '11111-.. aald Mn OucblciL Wben .... t..nl about troubloo ""'"" ...... bevlnfl with formaldellyde ..,... ..,. ..,.....s.,......, the air '-IAIAtJCI. r~~ 1n .._ -loai!Jns (1"0111 cablneta and.lloorll'lfl wltk:b were conatrUC<ed of portlclo board. Aet..u.r.U..... "We reoilydan'tblow whit to do," llhe Nld. •we want to have children but we're afraid; we'Ye heonl of birth defecta. And we don, feel we can Mil beco1»0 we'd haV.. to tell the buyer .wh•t'a wrDnf1 with ft. Eotlmotea fl>l" """"'*l' the - - ond f1oor1n1J unclor the rup lwve been 11~.000 al)d we have extended ouroelvea alreocly In buylns the - OOW !bill~ to the builder or auln& him, the Oud>ldu _,to ' No public 1110DCY b&o 1e1 I1Andarda ponniNible Cor ' - 110 - Speak to representatives of departments offering graduate programs at U/B and f(om graduate s~hools ln. t h'e U.S. and' Canada. ~preuntatlves for over 35 ·graduate schools as well es every U.S. gr.duate departniBIIt will be attending. · · ' SOME OJ= THE SCHOOLS P~RTICIPA TING WILL Be .... of~ tn"""MOI!)' cft1ce _ . , . wbo ate chranlcal!y tJrocL have eye cilomma. • Al lftt toni 10 be~ aa!JnoCined or .....-1 by GUIIIdo - - . , llllid or: wa1y O>ye, c:Nef of the -..potlonal bealth dWc at a.i Pnoclico ~-uoopltal. 11ut ewn w'*> Indoor pallutlon wllbln 1111 cftlce It"-" 10 be the cauao, "'ften we wind up aaytns. ')'eo, Ilea-. tholr-.....,._ lrrUloo-' ,........,., pralllomo ........ - you...:::.::=:=~~~;:~7:.~::-: . . . . . loO !Jib ...,.. ~deolln« with the probienl of ~ f............,.. callllanary on -"'*"" ""teriala thM conlalo .-... Maloo lo -cl'the few ...t.. that pi'OIIidooiOotll'lfl of air wllhln ' - wt.. a ph)llidana auopecM. forrnaldet1yde vapor miSht be ~. ~· beallh. !ID far, no ..,.;cy ~ Nqulred *'In« of producU •t the poinl of ~.....uri U. __.., they will not pollute Indoor air. ~ IWnoo, d!ltll of CJCXlUIICional-lntbealU111y of San Mateo, c.llfomla, thet..., the~--~ the point of maoul'acture...lhe ~ ..-'lend up In ""'lapo of the 'fi/Jtll:7." llut Laura - I n the-~ of Healtb. bolio-. thet IUCb teotll'lfl~ an lmpoltant f1nt Mp-WOUid ClllllpioMiyooiYethe~. beea-oo---. ~ In 10 ~ woya. ate frno<llyod, lbo ell"ec:tl.e _ . _ to prevont tn>ublo, ~ to """" odonllott,lo by ll>&ldi'IIJIUI'O tho air Dow lo - dim~ to. cSaneor pcilnt In the Ill*' of_.,. offidency. • • lbo two soaJo-bealthy Indoor · oir and ener&Y aa\'lnjp-' are not ~·.........tins to Hal Levin at the C011efo of Fnvlronmentoi ~ l.lnlveraJty o1 Cdforpla. -keley. lbo trouble reaulto In 1a'1P' port ftopl a t.llure to tab the whole picture Into account when the liJtloNI a.-- local.,......_ noc .. ~for_.,. ef~ ~>opn. . �i Has Nevada radia.tion leak reached the California coast? _ _ __ _ _ by Norman Soloman SALT LAKE Crrv (PNS)-Followlng detection of radio•olive lealuoge from a Septmnber 25 nuclear bomb test tn Nevada. the Dep;onment of Energy delayed 1Z houl'l befure alorti"8 the Environmental Protection Agency, whi~h ~ choll'ged with off-tile radiation moniWI'in6· ThB cltliAy, oome officials and ~<dentist& bellcow. GUIY have prevented accurate meaaurtlmenta of rhe apread of radioal;live gaae& ftom !be test. 1'he Department of energy 100£1, which superviaeo the atoauc tesUng in NevadA, orlgtn;olly 114id that tbe rod.lation WI& •not expected to leave the Nevada Teat Site." However, the EPA later t't!ported .detecting radioactive gas, Xenoo·.l!IS; at a ground monitoring tile 40 mJies southwest of the reat in Lathrop WeUa, Nevada, )ust ten mllllli from the caJifomla burder. Because of tho delay in offtCtal the incident. neither notifk:at.lon fo.deral nor California officials wer·e able to set up monitoring eqUipment tn time to moasure the po..ible drlf1 of the gas rnto California. "Un,ess you've got a big waU there, aha ga• jull kepi moving,• srud Dr. Loon~rd ~rm, a noted geneticist and exiiSiiiJ>n nuclear test aclivities at the Univeri!SI\V of Nevada at Las Veg;r•. "II tlldn't • top at Lathrop WeU•." he speculated. Utah and california health authorjl)es ..y they I~A.med o f the radioactive leak from the media. four huur< aftHr the t\PA w.. notifed and 16 houn; •fteo• It Jackaon, responded that "We feel that they were notified In what we contidllred tQ be a timely manner. Thill was the way It wu. and I hava no further comment.• The Director of the California Department of IJO&Ith Servk:ea, Bellerlee wa a an obviou:; communication screw up over at OOE/' said Chuck Costa, EPA d.e puty director for nuclear radiation oooesoro«~t. "they should bave caUed u• much eat'lier than th~y dld." . A •pokesman for the OOE, Dave question that there wu a releue of ~ other noble saaeo," u weU u pouib!y ~~ other radioru:tive l60topes such u _ lodin., · 131 which is .. II nuclear c hcm!4t and government consultant. with over ZO yeara t~xper·rt!n te of monitoring nuclear Jl? ka\'f! ocw fi-a~ion pl'oduct , like Lhe .Xenon· i33 they've Jdmiued ao/' he Sllid, ..)"oU have. aU lho Ottlers; includ,lng lodihe· l 31 ,which ~· most &ngerou• In this situation,'" DON'T WORRV, IT WILL BE G~E IN 12 HOURS Myer•. in a letter to the OOE. manager <If the l>evacla Teso Site. has requ.. tlld " ~ data and re.porto pertain~ to the Sept . 25 ga. reiea&e.' She al60 strcued the need for ''appropr&a1e nolirication mechanisms 80 that Wt! r.an effectJvel" reopond to future radiatiOn reloa..;. from the Nll\la.d a Test Sitq." Said Myers, in an interview. '"These weapon• lost• have prcsomto.d a health hazard in tbe past, and we're concerned that they might again in tl)e futuro." Utllh Environmental H04lth Director Alvin Rieken took much the ...me attiLude. "I think rt<olificatlon has got to be improved," he said. In addition to the-controversy ovesr the del•y in notlftcation. some uxpern hAve turned on, It Wa> monitored at ""' piOOcurit:b ..,er cubtc meter of a1r ill Lath~ Wells- about ZCJ times the nurmaJ backgrouncJ radiation lavel 1 but not enough to represent a h t!allh haza,rd, •ecordlng to lederol officr•i• . Or. Karl Z. Morgan. profrut..~Jr nr nuclear eug1ncering al the Geor~1a Institute of Teclmology •nd • lcoruos expert on radiation effects~ Gld thot the failure to promptly monitor the rei~-""" may account for the appal't.'fU ahwnoo ot other radloar.~ive SO..,.· "The forst few hours are the lllOiit important/' he said "If you don\ make your measurement$ w'hen the cloud it golng oVP.r, •l'e. too late,• Morgan said he belie\'6..\ "theN''& no Or TI10mas Man<.."U.!WJ, an expert and government consuhant on low level radiation at the Graduate School of Public Health ot the Univenitv o/ Pltlsburp;h. also l""eolt:1Mt angrily aO lht: handling or the Sept. 25 ltiak . '' Go v e r nm~J1;t •·eprcscnta:tJvO) have ll-SU(..-d m •sleac:h~ statements ret:ulve to r.aduuion leak."! aod aim muniwrinl( of rho>s• lllJiks," he oaid "In the pNJCes5 of misleading the public:, thPy havtles..,nod th<•ir 1nvn credibility • Accordlng to congre.'i.stanal lestimony u/ DOF. o(licial. , 40 nuclear te" h<JVU resuJif!d 1n off •Aile radl.a llon sint.., !he t_.,g program wen! undo.rground 'n Nevacb 13 years ago Nuclear devkt:& are hemg dt:IOnated fll the- SUe Oil ctl\ A\erag~ or once uvery lhroo- wtmU this year, slij~htly up from last year . A repor1 ~ Augu•t 6 by the ilouse Subcommillee on Ovemghl and lnveuigation revealud that the t;nvt!mnu:nl ha!rt lnwntiunall_y oove.red up inform;olion revealing public health W.mage h'Om teat i.ile radiation in the put, Medlcal&tudi.. have (lo!monstrallld In~ rat&S of leukemia and thyroid ~r in region. downwind from the ftXJJIOSlOIUi rusr Site. IMPORTANT Black St.lleat Uaioa lla~Mnlaip Meetiq TODAY • U. ,... 339 Sqllire H.U at 4:00 ,. C-.ily.S,W.lu roncS: e~trcme1y ~ h O.U~rdou& . fa ll our. \vent beyond Morgan's cont1U$ibn, but requeoted anonymity He termed the OOE account of the incident "ab110lutely ridiculous. If you or occurred. " There alto expreaoed concern that radio.ctive gase. other than Xenoo·133 may have been reloaaed. Acoording to the EPA. Xenon-133, which ia less haurdouatlran other radioactiVe guca. waa the onlv substaru:e from the blast picked up by off·&ila monitors when they finally w~re llU.C~ l l U. C..tit.li• Aditriho ..._____BE THERE!!! _____. College Students Every Thursday Night Show Your College 1.0 . and Get $1 Off Price of Admission at United Skates. ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS Volunteers are needea to serve on lhe _O.R.A.D. Research Council. Ruti~s will ~oclu_sie.reviewing applklltloni'for grpduate · · s~denf g111nts. ·. ·· If' lnter~sled, please -call the GSA Office at 636-2960. GET IN FREE I 1 l• I I I Wittl ~ c;oupon Witt\. wkhOut a coleDe or ' J.D. Otf.r'Expirea October 30. Not V.-d wi1h atMr Sped8l Offen, I I I 1 1 I : I I t I ~---------------~ 1551 .....,_F... .,..._.. NewYorll14160 837-4601 TttNw•y M8ll H..tem Roell & W81den , _ _ Ct1Mkt0W81111. N.w Yorll 14225 89HI985 T__,._ j �I I I l f Back from the golf course;. ~ Tony 's in I I J 'volley of the dolls' a.y THJ Pad ,....,.,.,¥om Etli1"' '/tlooM&Iol 1 .... 101"11"' d~!" --Rounnc Rosannodu!U Fonwwdy,thecO..:!.da:ldtdto u:och the JTOUP in a lflldual prosres&ion inst...S of hoWl& ,.. JWC dhe oo the floor. The drill bcpn with evcr)'One oo that kneo. llleobjcclwutodtop to the gound catchina your body with )'Our arms while at the sametime devatlna tbc bouom portion of your lt&J. From he« you work up to a squat and then eventually a ltand, 1\ boll was added to the drill with the object bdns to hit it from different positioN. 111e .,_, .... rUS~ rolled to the And l fdt like It too! I wanted 10 ,., an loulde look 01 the tmnina •ealmen women athl<lts r~ at UB and I naured volleyball would probably have th~ liJhttst proaram. I really did 001 want to belt my body in1o a frauk jwc for • Jtorf. Aft<t maklna arranaemmu with Royal$' c:oadl Prter Weinreich, I bounced, aad took my platt"" the pnaic< eoun divtr, lhen IU1 • ·et.k. l wu tn ror tM surprise tv<11Juol1y tbrown. Afla' a few aac.ks ac tbi.s, we had to take a of my life. There an awo Lhinas you do not rut~nlna scan and tbm dive. lt do when preporina for ...neyball reminded fJK or a bWJcb or ..... pracdct-have • bfa mca.l just doina belly whompell at before and roract to wear k.ntc Marineland. The wor4t part II padJ. I manqed to do both. ohoust>wu that I wu the biunt. Coach We:inrtkh arceted chc team whom per. with the announcement thai they An hour and one half of divin1 were JOina to do divin& dnl!J. The hod taken IIJ toll. My ldl knee team was noc surprised-they had looked u b<uised u an old banana bem: rore.....,·ocd. Every woman on ud my stomat:h was as red md ra* the team turned and looked ot me u as a tcCOnd desrec b<1Uh bura . I thae with my mouth lhtoush some plxanrnl han&~n& open • ...Uions of bloody praaft and dosin& aerrisa wu a knt"O runnina 1hrou&)t my ~ead . bleiSina. or sw•·· •\i"" Sqealllltl Thr« of the more experienced playtT1 W(fe c~used from 1M: drill havm1 aJ.rc:ady dnnostrucd thdt divins ability. The r<SL or usllne up in prcpantkm fot thccr aa.ooy. Alter a few demonstmioo.s from the coacll. we took the drills will ol1 the swco of a child lt<llina lhoU. SMiawlyJihoukkr roU l woke up lhc next mornina unable co raise my arm abo't'e my be-ad and c~ery muscle 1n my body btued me OOC 10 ICl OUI of bed. The unappeaHna prospect of rollins drilb later in the day was a.lm0$t too muehtobear. Rollin& 1umed OUI to be muth E D N E s D A y 75c BAR w DRINKS N. E D E s D A y w E D N E s D UHOaACOV£,_1: J1No I'J"K...,..• AUI!IttM ...,_ htW Tonr . . .,. the pndtcM -"" and ,,.... def"'t 10tM "'lla. PMtl '-t11 jofMd llht -....n••......,.... t . - .........,, lot OM of ...,.... no,.... u.,...._ ...., Pf'KtkM. Petti . . . . . . . . . . . . ,................... ~ euicr and 1 lot las poinful than I any pom'ble way, The coach slts 01 bUl I am llill olive. The rll'St one a the net with ol1 the volleyballs and 1 lcamed three thlnp by ...,ina thoQ&ht. lunalna sideways sbould<r roll and tbf rest of thet~ qxuds""' in<o the inoiclc ttock. ~nt and kosi the seeond was a bac~ds • tarae: ball cird~ One penon imponaru is that wollrc do have to Ja,.,.... roU. rolls or< wOJebnthe dock and anothu tina train vay bord 10 be sueceaful in theeaiero£thetwosoldidthemln up OCtOU from the.eoaeb: the res~ eollqe spons. Secondly, moct of the drills. or 01 least I OJ tempted to. of the playen rc:ll'l<ve the balls._ the extra skills the aitb need to This practice was no1 •• The player across from the coacJ\ I$ masr~r-such u ro\lina and J._ physically punishing or as difficult, but 1here were some whispers betwtcn the women about somtthina ealJed a kamika:.r:ce-. The way they weretalkina,l didn't want 10 Stick around and rood OUt jUSt what a kamikazec wu. Coocll Wanreicb wouldn't Ia me off tlw euy. I bod to do o/flbe c1riJ.b hU OV<r'/OM dse.t rC:u::m~::'::.;.~.·~ll':. blasled at rou for 4S .Je<OndJ. The bill$ hit everywlaere and lbe o)>)cct II co try and return aU or them in the one who aru blasted. divlna-havc 10 be taQ&ht u the .season proara.ses due to the lack to nree 'esou 1 was the ian one to ao and 1he whole team hod tbe opportunity to Walth. ADiidst the ci!Oiltr or the womea and the pouodana or the boll, I ran tike a crutd chldten lt}ina to .., und<r oJIIl>< belt.. I did m - e 1<1 rado of t.hem. t:imebc.twecnuyoutsandthueason opcnn. Finally, and most omponant, iJ that by lbC end or the _,. 0 the womm ..;u hove maslered these skills. but ...;u be rrutt'*ed by a termiaaled sd>odule. •"fo< _,.of the _,..,. lbc blc llln'D of the 1\ or $Allsractlon uOISed l'ac< u I rcaliud Iliad survived the komlkaz.ce and mY two cloys of practice. My body bean the scan, .-on will be ll\&llerin& the and roiiJ. Jwc wben they aet to playlna really well the ....,. <ndo,' Weinreich explained. arin mr It's just not the same without Tony; volleyettes capture fourth place Usually whco yoti belt tbe best ,...,. m a toumunmt, you eooa«>uz"" top. Saturday, it didn't tuMl oui that way ror the UB Women's VoUeyball ·-· The Royals travtltd to Brockport for the Brockport lnvitllionoJ Toumaaa..U with hf&h hopeo of oomina beck a wm-. After four motchts-ooe eaeh with Colpte and lll'oekpon and two ...;tla Cornell-Buffalo (till\< h0111< roun~~. The TOIIlD.IIDCDllUed a round robin rorm01 •itb UB opmina q.olnst Colpl<. Colptetook the lint pme of the COOI<Sl IS. I), ...;th Buffalo ICilllcllin& and dowina ollthe way. The Royal$ and easily_, tbe neat t*O IS-8, IS-7 to-take the set . Cotpte wu the · '"'""pod nenaual tournammt winner . "We pt.lyed real Well qolnst Colaaae, but it was ol1 <~,oWn hill rrom there," Royal'> . - h .Ptltr Weinreich recalled. 111< dedin< was aradual thoust>. U1l pouaded llroc:kpon in the openina ..,e or their second macdl I S-9 and k appeated that they •IKIId bc«2t tbroucl> the tournament. Buttheydiclo't. llroc:kpon domiaated the nu11wo pmes, winoJna easily ls-I, IS.J. "1\J the day wmt "" the team dido 't play wdl. The airls looked tired," the UB roach ••plaiDed. ComcU WIJ nut on the qendo for the Royals and Buffalo plll)'ed valiuUy before losina two llralcht 14-16, 11 · 15. The loss left UBin a battle for third platt with the Comellteam. The two teams met apin ...;th Corndl takln& the lint pme IS... A spun of eoerar powtted the Royal$ IO .X.oey ita the J«<nd aam< JS-11, but the d<cidina same was oJiqaalUl Buffalo as they loot 7-IS. ''It's a mixed blaslna. The comptlation wasn't u SltO<II as I upeaed and we dl4 beat 1 Di...Uion I team."' Wd Weinreich. The Royal's also sot some encourqlna play rrom Bonnie Sylco• who mumed afler bdna 1ldellned by 1 poinful ankle injury. The team'• record oow stands at 7-10, ...;,h their neJU conttsl Friday, apitast Niur<th Collqt. BEER BLASTIII ~at8:~pm In U.. ~nan 'J'Jalah. AC Rig. f'l1c:a $1.«), 5(k ...,. _ _ w .$IIcker l!.OOC!I oUr. ...... dives - TD11"htli �l Netters blank Canisius; place in Big 4 tourney l f ID 1 prod~.W:Ci\le week lnvolvina two JD«U, the Royal'• tcnni•~um &IWt OUt Otnillus CoUqe, and fiiiWI<d !IOCOIId In the Bia Four Cbamplonsbipo. "Wt dlcl tscditabty," was how toad! Connie Camnlu described the ,.;,.ror• over C&nisilos. Top UB liallo pla1<ft Heidi Juhl and Jull< O.ayooaeuily defeated Karen and Kril Utt .uhout losboc a ma!dl, wb.lle S... Schmidt had "a double baatJH accordina to Ounnltr, In her ~. ~ win OV<T Patti Pcmlck. Royal EvelYn Orau took th< fine two ftom JWIC Philbin, but Tina OranckU had to wait until the third mJUc:ll to tum away Terry Murdoc:ll ''wh,tcd our appetites, ;, accordina to c.mniu. I n the round robin IIYI< <Otllpetilion, Buffalo tied with Niqano in poinu awlltded for IDMth wins, bVIIoR lA bQlj to bead sundlqs. Canlsiu.s took third , wbik Buffalo Scat< toot a clistanl fourth. Wclf\ and s:itkDaJ coot th< Royall rwo pla)'<N, wbm ScllnUclt miNed Sunday due to a job, aod Grayron sac out \rith a sore throM. . Camnkl manqed to field • ruU roller, altholl&b it invM•ed aculn1 llevrrl,· Tolley our of bed at 9 a.m. Matlna her debut this ytM, Tolley won aplnJt Burr Scat•'• MatJk Schlund b<forelosma to Mary Klce doubles teams of N'._. and Otnisiu.s' Terry Murdoc:ll. A •imllar pauem or w1n ..,.... looc WW< wu common to aU or the Royals' •in&l"' playou. In the round robtn play. the: flfJa sm&)c> playert from UB played all or til< o thn sd\ools' top singles pU.ycn and 10 o n down the line . Juhl wu one of the few Buffalo playrra 10 win o utri&ht over IWO t»mpetilors, dcfeatins Canisiw' Korco Ut1111d Root Mastriaa>>o of Buff Scott, thm losill& to N'U1Pfa's Scacey Carranza. Most of the olhtt UB double wins came due to .u ~~· ~;falo 2 tontinu<d their domlnorion or the field. Ldli< IDd Lynda Scldham took .-h<r ..,, this """ from Mary Dilloo IDd Laureat AnDino, by a double ba&el. Lynn e Kirc:hmakr and Sharon Wol•t y also added win1 to lhdr record, fV<'«Pina Amy K<llcy lUld Angi< Yocto, ~l. Afier rain deU.ycd Saturday', B•s Four coatest until Sunday. the Royall fmish<d behind N~ Uni•cnity. The second p~Acr finish came about b«ausc the rain ""1. a: l'k.. • [ ( wl .-=-special Savings 1 . l ,I ·~--------, from 1 1l( U U5 HASntESPE~ w......, SOciAl DIINlS o,.illc to doeiac n.nu, 75cWDIJNIS SUI maBS OF LABAm Jill Wq A... - ,.....- Head First 1 Hair Stylists I 386 Kenmore Ave. I l•r E~wood) PRECISION CUT & I ·1 BLOW DRY Ott/y o" ss· • 1tt.v.n2.001 PER Ill $20• • (Reg. f25,00) Vllld w/lh coupon lhrough 10f14180 1 1 I I I I I • - - - - - - -.. •---sJS-9339·--~· i J. B f i dcfaulu from Bilff Scat<. Bodo Royal's double$ tanu trip!< wjnn<ll. with Mary Kl« or ~ th< only n<hcr ulpl< vidor. The Stidham duo and the Wol•ky• w.,.. Kirchmaier combiA.alioo were DC\' a ..rlously thrwmcd oo thdr way to the win. The sec.ood place nnuh compoTed unfavorably to lap year's Scaae romonow aflct cba.1Jena;ina first pUtt< fmdb, bul c.mni&< Os we1o yes1erd•)' and are tosill<d that lite Royoh did ••llle prcparin& for the Ntw YO<k Scat< .... could. " She cited the ..... or Ownpionlollipo on Oaoba 21 to two women. and Lh< <10 dtarec 26, m Roc'bestt'<. New York. But ttmptta•tnr. ror Carnniu. tht s.ur~ of 1ht But. asldt from Lhe lournmcnl, ic.UOn 'WOb the ~O'Rbtf 27 .,)n 1ht 1eam is no~· sumdiiia on a l · l o~·n Ctlnland, wh.ch ' he described -Dato llnldtv fCCOrd The players face frt11on.ia ;n "thr big one," Bulls run faster, but still in place In a move beocrlu& the Red Qu«n's ruMina u (tst a> ibt can (bu> no< movin&), thu weekend til< Bolb CfOSO <OWil!Y team rlU1 la>t...... C'(j. and SitU RAyed In the wn< pbtt. The." Aflce•• .,.)'I)C' move ca.mt Sanudl)'. u the squad traveled to Fredonia Slate, (OJ the Frcdonta ln>'ltllllonal . Justliltela$1 )UI.th< Bull• finished fifth, but tht IOLalln.m lime wa1 fh•t minuu:s less. In the tournameru . the school '1 top Ove Onishers have their times ror Ihe five mite CO\U\C a.ddC'd up. and the lowest tum wins lhc mtt\. ''We did much bctttr lha.n last year."' mach AJ Helnco said . He exploiucd that thb year'• cornposit< time was &43.04 miau&&-llmo-a fin m.mua.a bella tlwt th< ••1 ..1 finish pooled lllllllmc:-nd. 5 Hdncn ud&~med . Titc nt•l 1a or Bulb to finish thC' run were Bnan Grqo,_. fll\i~ins l7tb. fo llowed Immediately by CI1U<l Kttnan. Dan Fl1h<r took the 47th •PDI. while Km lve30 wu 4~h . Buffalo Sca~t' s edaina UB was .uuibuced by Hdom to a case or rcvcna~. s.rncr: the: BulB ruUshed •ott tM Bi& fovt championsbip IIIII Wcdnaday. - . . , . 11M: llalph. " We Md o little letdown after t.b< Ilia Four," 1b< tOad! admiucd. He a1Jo credited AkToa and Olllo with brinlina In "rwo vay aood teams." or -- oo11a c.lta,.. a~... flrto c...,_ ~--------------------~ THE RIDE·.-.... _ _ ., FLOORPLfiY S•terMy Oct. 1 1tllet a:JO ,_ GEASS RINGS CoiJ,.EGE - 10K-14K "'" .... you ...,.. Idea or tllc lt-d or <ornpaltioa ... H cinea ~the team's aandlna"" lati&U<. " b -1M IOCODd bia- in a week (rd<nV\a to tbt Bic Four charnpiollsbipo loa Wednesday). When you haV< 1 mm in tM mKklle of the week. it iCI'e"W$ up evrr)'lhfna. ,. Burfalo ""'"' o .. unnl lim Salunlay, when they The tams from tht M1dwcsa domin11td the meet. lravd to Rodldl<T to faa RIT and l<Moync Col~. With c:nouJ,h work . cht Bulls t.'O..ild improv~ (heir with Ak ron and ohio Universities taklna th< top two slotS. Holt Fredonia took third tn front Borfalo standinas. au well as chdr limes. WANTED ANY Slat<, folio-ed by tJB. Bllt<'h Aluon WM lh< first U B fu11sba. crCJOiina the hnc tn th< numba 2t iolol . OUI of a fl<kfWt In runn<n. In ~ ycaJ"1 1:0mpc11tion. 1M jun.or was »h. even tholllh "'" hmC" •"U JO teronds fi.SI.a thu tUne. · nat K• tttllfitt• Cerlld n.ntn (a I Ellicott Complex, Amherst Campus) 11dl... s......... ANY HIGH SCHOOL - ANY RING GOLD TKUn -141.U liT JOG- n<uT OPf1U -IITlltl- 18K-24K 25°0 to $285~: Over 100 Top Varletla of Sabe Home oflhe 3-BFoot E'arty Sub Full Dinner Menu Popular Been & ~nes o.-~~-~·:~~-. W.AIIoo~ To ,___ T_I 834:01919 ---------..i-----------· II ."" u .oo or Millen I Food Order Mk:helob ·oe.v... food Older~ J ---.-no... oa.....,....,.._ I ...., ... ....,.. I................ . I I ,...._._.... I. ~-· ···• I Aay 1 OFF Pltdlen. of I wltb &Dy a:H to .,._.. '--------~----.------" �• I Empty pockets j Soccerettes pay to play, litera,lly !. ' Som<times sh«r inccr... and love for a pmc: is Eldrida< opm<d che .scorina cwo miautcs m 10 til< cnouah co ace a ceam 11an<d. Money does noc aiWllys aarnc. Wichouc any hdp from h<r teammates, Eldrida• i have co be che prim.< lnaredient. fo r lh< UB Women's Oub Soccer c<am cht above holds crue. Tbe ceam has no buda<'lto supply funds for eqwpman and !lips, so chcy rmd all runoodal suppon comina from cbcmsdvcs. "All oou cransportation and equipment com.. from our own poc:kt.u. We ur-pool (or &ames and everybody chipS in for &as." team manager Cindy Urban c~plain,ed. "We'd 6ktco be a varrilysPOn so we eould J<'l money, but we keep playina b<ause we love chepmc." The c<am is coached voluntarily by a senio< Physical Therapy major, Bob!.«. Und<r his dirtction the t<&rn .J I drove the ball hlah Into ell< len hand com<r otthc Bona n<'l . Bufft.lo' n<'lled cwo mo~ 1014 before lh< cod of che paiod and three more in lll<'lecond half. UrbaD,-IWn Pueu, and Sue Ooldstein rounded ou1 cbc scorinc. Abouc ~ women started with tbe team, boil the rost<r was reduced co 28 anor rome plaY<rJ ~en ror var~ us "R:aJOns. Most or tholt Ol) the team arc underaradu&tc:s and the acvel or eXperience is varied . Some or lh< play<rs have played comp<Cicivc SOC>Il<r before, bu1 cwo or che women .. ho stantd· in 1he St. Bonavmtwc pmc bad no cxptf'im«. ••Evayone is welcome 10 ~a, . We doft•·t have cuts stands at I-I with an optning season loss to Monroe- and we don'l requirt ..ptricnce," Urban said. The ream has a very loose struC'Iure as far as practice lOtS· No pressure is applied if a mc:mbtr eaA 't mekc prac~itt and chnr playjOJ cim< Is not j<opatdiud. A t>;& problem oriscs ,.ich rmdon& teams 1D play. Mmny ofrhc vat"Sttytcams in the area won"'l ac.hafutc: a aam• wich a club ccam. The Buffalo •earn finds poured shots conttnually on the Bonnics• goal. At the themselves f::aetd wnh a $chedu1e that featurn contests och<r end of chc fi.td, Buffalo JO&Ik«pa Theresa with 1cams from various local "hlaic clubs.. Set times W<Sierficld wu.oor<hiOJ cbe sbucouc . and datcl arc not auannleed bccauiot th~ reams haw ·• w e domioaced eomplddy." rc:Oe<Ced Urban who 10 make room m then schedules. ,. also a stantt for cht c<am. "Tbey ......, oucskollcd, Tht 1cam tS JU.\1 looking for a (UA llmc and sot'C o ur shoe. and ou1 linHStd. Tbnesa has n~r played 1ood comp<'llloon . btfore:. but shC' had excellent " -Tony Pt111 Community College 8-2 atid a resoundln& victory over St. Bonav~oturt' 6-0. h •as St. Bonavmcur< ctw hosctd Coach U.'s sqUid Sunday and r«ci•"td a 1....,. on _..,;,. offensive-=· Anchored by til< S<O<ina expatisc of Beth Eldrida<. who booc<d in chr« aoats, lh< U81eam w""""•• Soc;ut aue. ~ Clftdy UtN.r.a w• kHP p/.y,g fHU(IU w• to.-. tlte t•m• " DON'T MISS OUTQL LIFE WORKSHOPS Tuudan CAMCER AWARENESS 10114-1 1/4 7 · 10 pm RONNINO A SELF SOPPORTINO BOSir.ESS 10/ 14, 7 - tO pm SEXUALITY 10/14-10128 7 · 9pm OE/IIY5nFY TME LIBRARY 10/21 & I0/2S 7 • S:30 pm Weclnudaxa O R!GAlli I 10115, 4 . 6 pm STAFF OF LIFE 10/22; 3 . 4 :30pm CREATIVE PLAY 10122 · l ffn 7 · 8 :30pm A.MYOI'IE CA" JOOOLE 10/8·10129 7·9pm Cood~ LabaltS, UnadaS No I selling b=; Is now imponed to the U S. 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Ct<ARL[E O""IEU TICKET$, , _ mouvttt ,:tt.-ent experience!'~? MRS.. a usn- soy, matlut month en11 louot'l one, but putf~d tnrOUQh, ,Now •II I t\t,Yt ID rvnembef" i• to pu'll OU'f. U'f's vo fOf niM-YOM W.OO 8.0. TovotJ; e Dooltllrt of coupons ror collf'Qf' ~tuoeors Itt ..._. lvfttlo vee nu . . . . ."'-' JOY-W~alwtf'Sil.OeWJ"W~klndeof ttre"'". but I Mvet $TOL.EN PINtC PANTtES, st1''1tlmtflfoll SElLIN~Stwto OOL.LASt$-OFF~ 1m.-...•• --... 35Mtr.tainSL (ac;.rOSl from \16'1 around lllulng ~. Not: wci1• AHIVEA:SARV Lo..,.,, MIU YOU mud!. Wish we COUld tooetnef, l.O\Ie SPR , Mot>Sal .-......- eMtAftQIS ,.,,.~/;" o.,.v.n; Ast•~· Open~,aln .- ... ....,.. ............ -- ...........,. • ......US C,wu:tt •·~~ DettrOM Fele+et lW ee11er ~ lof~PPV Ploce) ._,..,.__,_.,..,. .L(TT._ ~tarl.n dllhe$, ••' In 011..X. OU1 •' "The RodS" thr'H m.n 1\ei.vy rc>Qt L.AA 1 (next - OUICKCOPY •R.ftlltS. •POSTal st~t5 36 Hopkins Read. Williamsville, NY. Corner of Sheridan Drwe 631-8884 frtt t ·-"'!lrn .tnd htsbeu Abo fr•turl"8 r-uou:Uns st<lfk FOR SAL.E : 19JQ CVneu Con'IW1lble, Dell TWA_,_..,.. s ,.c.lnr•d«s: ......... Enot~wooct Mldorl INnd. AdMts.,lon S I , GAMEROOMI ....... 5MmPCIQI~tf l.,cu1 Night ' tiV ,.,. C..lhOtk CamP"' Minlsf,., af IN ~In $1, ~ Newrnan , Cent~ on Od.26, Oct 'tt. NOV 2', 7;l0 prn, PINII' c•ll Dl•l:lf'7 lo m~ rtwf"YVions. envc~ 10 . Attomey-At-uw ~~~"';iv.,S~~BTeam. ~,..- t:Mt•. A.IOfWI! LueS... C. P.uiAto · ~'"'' your ch~erleaders In person a(ld see th~m perForm. CID~'II'IEffiiECID ~ 'If ll ffi IK ·CID ~ UC), •t. Nlgbt ~ SHERIDAH DRIVEIE CORNER BAILEY J liP, n4E srzztER F•mlfy S-M House at •liU ~.-a Fens 80utcvard Oft.,-, Ueak,. wefoclld, end wled $H paqt 1l ot Survive! 10 tor CJIKOVnf (OUClOM, FINALS, WHAT F I N,.ALS? Perty w'UI'I 1 tf!Ot ov··s fOr S:UII. ttlis tnt! ewrv f'UHd.e'r af ~ SMfeo MU\ftroom, %.510 Cheerleader uCENTERrn MA Tt:lES.SEi, ...._... 64b IWII.WOM POBI ! IF ANYONE WOIJkl like e ~ .pt~pOV , p)uW ,Joe at lllo.J611~ H • comes w!"' • 1-enl'l .no COli. , ~ ~uo~ ~ Mt'ff1!TitK Offtn • Ph SUPER FAST PRINTING PR.E.-(.AHA Conferet'Kt' prestnfed AUto-CYCLE INSURANCE. t..ow retft wlftl t:Kellrr.t Mf'Vf« fo.t> all e9n tJNJ r1'11lL lnsur-~ Gu~ Cenfft'" .. UNC . tiiiiTIIIG MD..,_ CEIIrEU 10 a.m. 10 5 p.m. 131-2588 834-8888 NO AEP'UNOS •'• tN•n on c.i.sJ if~ ad1. PI...M m•ke IU• C. COOY i .. 11191~ .,.h• SJ)oK.twm' doet nol .uume •ftOonlkt\lhY fO( atl'Y .,,Orl. ••·.;.ep1 to resuoduc;~~ any .a tat ~u N a!e nt), ,,.. Of c.ttar,.. U'l•l IS re~QefMI val"el•n du• to typowr..,nk.af .non. ..,.,.10. SU'tVln! 10 fwd~ c:ouporw... UNIVERSITY PRESS 361 Squn Hll Mildly - Flidly <H4•'• MOrn. AlilBVtS ROAST BEEF Js -klou$. $tot Lfl fHE SP£GTq.UM r•~fl IN .011 or • nv ~ooy. SEIIlVIce:. Pr•tareblr' dlu.ertatfons•. ttle.alt, DUbliatklns. IN..,....._ C:.l f1sot». : Mr.Taco 3248 Main at Heath ( - I I • UBI Buy one Su.per Mr. Taco Get One Soft .Prink Free -..nua.1- -2- -......,.. ......... fii.IM.10- - 4 - BxpiresOct.ll, '80 (~thlud) (For sludenls only.) Come by lor a special student discount card. ll's good lor, a Whole year. and entitles yov to 10'll. o" any Cornm~nd Perlormanoe serv1ce. lnoluding our precision haircut. Prec•sion haircutting is our technique lor cutting the halt In harmony with the way it grows. So as il grows it doesn't lose its shape. Your haircut will look as good after live days as it does after live J minutes. A precision haircut with shampoo and blow-dry coats jus! fourteen dollars lor guys or gals. less 10'll. of course. We also oiler permanenl waves. coloring, frosling and conditioning No appoinlment needed, just come in_ Take advanlage of our offer. ot's preosely what you need. Offer Expires Oct. 29th, '80 ~~rro........eJ T""" . . . . j=--=-, ,_, !:':!"" : AINw8tN.Y. ; 13S.e773 . OFF 1\ ~ ~--~o~ -Dr. I~ :~ ......................................................................... ........: �~ f1dd.Scnb/U8 mHU tomorrow et 4 p.m. •n ihe -.nc~ ~ ~-· ~ Jad<et. Ellicott. If yo~ cant>Ot etlel)d, piHse eonlect Fernando el 833-3410 or June ot 83!1-7826. · AED mor\I!Oiory Squlce., meet"'V tomorrow 11 ~ p,m, In 334 Inter Ver.Uy ChrlltJ.n Fellowship 7:30p.m. In 330 Squire. CAC lo loolllr>g fe<., ...l• . . , t - coor'"-· Ap!Ay In ~·sq~lre, 83t·3521 , quote of thEt d qy o.nce Jll.,.ti>On ~lll)nlng CO<nmltlee meets Oct. Ill •• 7:30 p.m. In 345 Squire, Call 8J 1·3521 for mofl! Informa tion. - , "It has been well said that no matter what COIJrtS 'decide about separation of church l!lnd state, there will be prayers in our schools as long as we have exams." · -Abraham Kaplan ' Akohot Awareneu prog.rwn-Do you sornet}mes feel lhol you oro fr~nd moy drink 100 mlokf1? Drop by 11• MPAC, Ellicott Wedne.sdey.s hom 6· 10 p.m. PI Sigma S4gm• (PoH<:y Honor Soc:lety) meets tomonow ot noon In 238 Crosby. All those who ore fnterented In polky issues ere welc:ome to attend. "AoorpiiY" o full length dance revue SatUfday at 8:)0 The CountellnQ Service II\ the third Ooor of MichKI I~ spon:SOtlng a M en'5 S~rt Ciroup. Any man intrr6led p.m. In the Ketharine Cornell Theotor. For more loformUon oontact Thalia at~7. ' ln pattldpotlng In JUCh a group. oontod Bob Paskoff Tuesdaya or ThurJdoYi from 9-3 p.m. ot ~1;!7.37. nu ·,, "The U.S Civil Rlghts f'lowement • room tttervJng prlvolegu wtJl cease. Forms are avaUoble ell he SA ofnc.! In Ill Tal~ . • booed. pl.... call lhe SA otnce at 636·2950. UB /nJemAl(Oflltl I• a monthly joumel ond it.s Out iuue •s $Chedu:led LO come oul In lhe spring se!mestf!r. UB lnletMttnal Is 10 fepr~nt the Idea$ of OB's International communtty 011 lritetrJOtl9nal meuer1. -- Dance. and D•Ung 0.-ne. Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. In the Goodyear Bolltoom. Anyone wishing to partJclp6tf! ca11 .Joll•t8JJ-416<, ••? 1!M lfeed lknt.f Oofit. of Bolwtvloc.of ~ n~ mr.n or .worl'\e:((WhO tlllrik t.M.J need dent.alw.ork and would flloe lo ..,.ldpe.e In • Rudy of pollen! rospcmselo rOutlnede<!UI rlutnMnL f...,f,..ml lni• • pcovllkd. Conlll<t Drfri. ~oh ot 831•2164. • Beer lllall follOwing a bon 1ft Frldl)oo ..,.,.. 11om tho Bubble ot p...,el B. The st. and tho!,IOC Oiili ~;;, I>Hr blai fro!!> ?•30 ot the Bvllpen, tl cloNiion ond 3 I>Hr lor a 'I, An Pfocee<(• go to the Unl~ Way. ~ ... . ~n WJne ~ OMiOo P!rt)' FrlcUy ~ p.lft. In t'lfi'~I<<;"IN Room, EJilc_otL You-.. ..............~ IJt.tm to help . - . - e 1... fort~ ll'lto !SIIIkloe<t With aotl\rltlq. Hlke/B'k•lor the. ;o.tthfllls FOuJodolli)Q OiL 1!1 ot U fw .,..re lnfo~Jolt,.B'I~7llordropb~ theCirdeK meeti,IIIJI T\leocleYwt 8 P""~li>:262 Sq~lr~ •.m. --,m Re.sume Wriljn~ tod<oy•2 11!1i11·4111 ~~frl~ot_.l p.m .in )5~n of\d Oct. I) • I'IPOII!Jt~ Oleleridorl Mn~ Ttc:hnlqfor prepe;lng •n effltdlve raume will ~ diKuUed: Job lnl.e'fvleWI11f1 Prepor.uon oo~ Tec:linlq- - work>hop lomo«oW ~2 p.m,_lnA Otmena. At. c.-< ............ Olltoe '-"' The · ~ b - r i n g 10 11\terml\lpo Jn Wo<hlnglon, oc. lnle.rrahlpt ~un _for 2A _... •and f)ll)l a ;atlplnd' ol ._.U2AO. f'!>f '""""' lnformauon WTM.t:: r ~lrl~y Slton) Coordtft•tot, c~ lrllenaldp '11._..... ,~ . Wtlflll'• F~Jon. 1412 l&h'•St~el., •rfw> Wo~, oc 20036. - <JUAB Jllklclay 11\uslc seriu today (rom 12·2 p.m. In the )'tau lounge. squire · M.lnority ttudetlts who are Afro-American, Hts,.nk Americans or rtatlve Arntt'lc:ens- The Onlvemty of ~~hester wents to meet whh ml,fK)rity student con()erning fetlowsl\lps co pursue • hltJh quality educotionel program lt'.6ding to tht Master of Buslne.u Administration degru at. one ol tht sh1 CoruortJum Unive:rsltles.. No b~kground ln'menage:ment or busneu 1, n«t1$1ry. The Orriverslty or RGC.'hester will be: on cemput Tuesdoy. Stgn up for inl_erview.s in 3 Hayes Cor cell Mtt. Mack ot UUAB Cultural and PerformJ.At Arts needs mua.lc:lan.s and magiCians co pet'form 111 the noon time ~erlea In Norton Cereterlo. lf liite.re-sted pteoa.e contact TN\ea .at 636-2750, and Its lrltematlonal R~cusslons"' glven by Dan Acket and Frank MHleh W e - y a\ 6>50 p':m:ln )16 MFAC, EllicotL out a club up<tate form b-efore you c:a.n recei ve fundJng. Failure to do ~ wiU result In btofng declared lftactlve. All fundJng wUI stop and UB /tttcmaUou/- Wtltett end columnlsu ln\erested In • writing (or UB/nlern4Lioftal, Ot perti~g In ILJ edltorteJ tomorrow at' Olerolnlon Studctlll\un. meets Friday ol 7 p.m. In 318 Squlre. Vol..,tew -~ 1>y CA~ It> the' following CAipoeitles. Stop In ~0 ~ulre for more Lnformadon-:- Cyttk- Flbrosll ishaVing a Bow'~Fctc·Breath Nov. 1. Two vohlnte_e.rs ore Me'ded to take down the bow'Ung 11:.0rei for this money to Ising event; Various progtat"M ore avaUoblt thot ltwolve cllildren; lilg~ od>ool otud.nt needs help with geometry. 831 ·3521. Sport Ctutt oftlcus must m~teb M ime and Pantaml.rne st.udenta at til lf:lfel~l eome . Call Joe et 83~2915 or Mary ot833·7872• ..,_ Germaine Oreer author of The F~ C.ku.K.h will speak today et 8 p.m. In the Ketharfne Cornell Theater. • Open 11'\lkt tomottow ond tvlfy Thu.rsd.y et8 p.m. in the Sq~lre Retlukoller. ;o. sign up lhee1 Will be ovellable ot 7:30p.m. 831 ·3~1~ . Seniors-The follcrMing universities will be on cornpus lor interviews.. Sign up In 3 Heyes Cor cell Mrs. Mock •t 8JI·3~1S~ Ohio Mort.Mm (Jn111trslcy c:n;e Claude W. Petth College •of L.:ew) 1-\onday: Unlversfty of DenYer's O...:luote School of Business St>d Publl< MenagOrnlill Oc:t. 15: University of Bsldgoport School ol Lew Oc:t. 16; Hemline Unlv~ral~ SchOo' of ~Uw Oct. 16• Intelligence ot>d <1n1e semlnat Friday In the eighth lloor IOUf'l9t, Goodyear, lmpllcaUons of drug•· on lntellegent life fCK"fM:-anCs'lndtan peace pipes wiU brt dl.scuued. Dr. ;o.ngelo Rluo wUI optak on Osteopathic Med~lne p.m. ln 234 $quile.. Qca.._ 15 at 8 - Pre·~~~:.olesslonal Freshmen· and lrMSfen-the pre· profeselonal advloor ..111 opea1t tc>nlghl ot 7:30 p.m. In Tile WriUnt Ploce.b ·~- llltorlalservlce -~ l>y_ the Unh•er.s-Uy learning CMier. Graduate and und~rgriiKiuate 51udent who art profic.ient writer ere tra1r,ed In en loteoslve co-ut-R- to help them dNI With Joludents' wrldng probJems on any level. Hours at,e weekdeys !rom .12-4 p"::n. 01>11 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from &9 p.m. lo 336 Baldy .end 6-9 p.m. Tuastays In 233 Sq~lre. ' 2•0 Squire. "Pul>llc AcCCMJoUne OppoituniHu and tnrervlewlng~ given by Arthur Anderson tomorrow at 1 p.m. Jn 337 Squire. Student• lntiiUied Ia obtalnlne l'te,. York St.te - H;COndary .school t.eecher cel'llfiat.ioo In the arus of Engll$1\. Moth. Social Ji<udl61 Sd•nc:es ond FO<eljjn IAnguag., muot· be ~lttea to tho T'oacho( Edi.coUon pr'?llrem prior· 1,0 .,..oiling In Ill)' ot Ita- course>. obWIII!<I from IJ>e ApPIIcotlon ao<i inlormitlon ""'Y Division ol ~nderiJ'- EduCiitio~.studlfl.· Offtee of T01cller Ed..cotlon1 ~20 8ok!y"~2~1..J).eidllne for .ioudent wlshlne 10 I>(Qin the pnigrl(n It\' Ute S)>rlng .semester is NOv. t. SprOIS , Wedneoday: Golf at ECAC Qualifying T~rnement , Thvf'ICSay: Women's Tenni& at Fredoe'lia State. Frl<lay: Me1t's Tennis at SUNYAC: Championships; Volleyball al r;....relh College. • Menegement/EcOnomlc.• .., re.te•re:h- lriteresltd In lumlng more •bout Hbrery rtseerch and inforrn..Uon on ll)enagement •nd tconorr'tks tHOUn:et? Wotk.Jhopt wiiJ , be hold from ,o a ll-!7• 'Tbey ""II be georod to complement llbra<y ~ed _t ..ll!'!l\ltn(r .slyen In cia""" at the . ~l .ol ~..,, and OepL of Ec:Onomlo. Fof ~ 'khedule of. the ex.ad times and to regllter for lhe.te ~ ·W"Or~~ ~ O.a'He.s f r I>QpviC: until frlilayl~ lho'~wood Llbrory1 636-~18, Crosa Country Skl dub mett.s today at noon ln 264 Squirt: .nd S P·'!l:1fn the Ratlu kellar.to ptan fall cempl.ng be ~klll-&~ts · wnhlrig to corpool With other "!!!dePIS wlto ll~~e. fo their are. W\lb ilmn., acljed~leo ~ld~el""i-~ ~ 10 403 C:.J10n before ~dOYc. Rau!,lo,:,,.,;)ll be, available -i"''lte!Y 2 weelta tf'-"tlle ~· R'esul.. co~ be "ppdced up I"""' 9·!1 p.m. In ..0) Cltpeii, , • a.--.. Salun!Jiy: Met>'t Teonls, SUtq;o.C: Championships 11 R'och.,.ter; Footl>all vs. SUNY ot lllbany, Ro.. ry Ae1<1, 1:30 p.m.; Socc:~r va. U Moyne College, Buffelo Soccer Club, ll Lm.; Cross. Country al ~ochester. lrlp. ~ pooitlona ..UV.O.!*on ,,._Athletic a.....;....,., Boord .. For lnfomi'll!ton af\d appU<atlon'COntect lbe,S;o. ofllce In 111 Telbert. 11rs College Buketb&ll Jnvltatlonol Toul'nlment Sat~rd<ly 'at noon •• the ~e.'Roceptlorllo lollow 11"9 P""':J" "?MCOnd lloor lOunge. Re'd Jodi~ ~llciKL . lltoi'il!n~~ ~1*1 -~ : . · '-' ,ot$Jl"'} ::OJ!Y ot ~:30 p.m. In ".Cio<k, .. SA8II ..-o tomon:oW ar 8 p.m. In t h t - Lounge, Squl.-. • • • ·~ • Women'a ~~ trycNta Oc:i. 13 end 14. from.'J.,!I p.m. In Cleric All playeq m...t'<hav6j>l(~leum•'tlrid proof of 1nsurance fO< rorms ~oi!lj thforntitlon <qJilect IJnilo Ollot>nellln Clod< a! 1131-2935. • ' ,. """ Club <neelS .t 1 p.'in: In ~lng-,;itJbedlot~. ,· f'ltlt!biWIM! lnltOcl~ - -i..cs.Y, ~~ p:rrv ~;;.~WI Sw ei6-We11•bt"~o~ =.~ O i n d - i17:30 p;m.~),-7 i'IFAC, ro,.,.. ~ ,.332-~i(e: l!llenltoer.blj> p~.,.. OCt. 16•11J!nt 1·11 p.mr~-the A~... lloom.~, ~1"!>llf-t>~. OpOn 10 ..... 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AdditiocWiy, Pcndotto mobuinJ Ow the plan w.ill allow stwknu a U IDQSUre or cboict" withia lbe JCaowledae Area requiranau or o.be Cerveny Report ·unleashed onUB ~HNf OM Ed 'mp/MtfHUi fHHt Rltpolt !h• nudy, ehri<tcned aO<r the Ta sk Fotce•• Chairman, Ma.naemenl anisla_nt professor by Sdb Goodclllkl aad J olla Loplaoa After years or debale on the philosopbi<alaspe<ts or the Ocnetal Educaiion propam, ttle recent completion of the Cerveny Rcport-•l&ted lot public role&K somttime: this week-sbtft& lllt<nll>n to the QC/uo/ ntjd<nt llnd ramiJication• ohould the plan be implcmmted. The report, llUlbored by lb• Task For« on the lmpletnct~radon of raoUJU Cieoerel Eduealion. doc• not conuoio any fmal roaxnmcuclatiool pt-. for o.be belcqwed bUI analyus tJv> .tUn. in student .Robert C<fVeny, prcdloted chat thcrc will be "mwivo (shlfu) in jome cues." cau•ins "or•anl>.aclonal and academic prnurbatlon,•· and wamcd rtadetJ that oho report Invites "tbe closest JCtutin.Y" orJu conclwioOJ. 1..._. rcpon'J cover Leuer 10 Unfv<rsity Presidm1 Robert L. Kcttcr. Oi'VIIIon or UnrkrJraduat< Educallon (DUEl D<an John Pcrldocto offcn Ills own GcncraJ Education plan t>.Jcd upon the task Ioree rllldloa. Pcradotto stJa3ed that his Pfottam " is not offered a a lioaiiUOIDID<IIdodon, but r&ll<r popu.latioa ac:cordina lo tbe u • (O<UJ or discul&ioo and tnvit.. proj<eted ddnand• or Oa>erat IDDUt fn>m aU oldcs." The Dean bdlna tbat Ills plan is Educllioo. - · Tbcoc: knowledae Areas dl.tde Ococ:ral Educalon . . . _ offeriup into sa subtcu from wbkb .ADdt:oll mUJI ta.kr a prescribed nutDber of couna to ,nd,...e. Lastly, tbc P<radotto modd phA5C$ in • General .Ecl\tealion curriculum that enhance• the c!raftia1 and Plannin& or Oencral Education courses. The Dean iJ hopeful that by the third year after impltmentatlon of lhc plan, prOJ._., requircmenu can be com.piC:ted only Crotn the li>l ol o((ici!Uiy approvod General Education courses. Thu1, Pcradono prcdl<>~ tbe full OcncrQI Educauon Comlllittec, chaired by Phho~apby Professor Pet<r Hare, wlll be inspired to "irubt upon the hl3h .uandard ori&inally envisioned lor such couna, n~thcr than to sli&ht ~.bose JL&ndards OUI or (car~! fnsumcir nt suppl)'." 7 AcxordinatoPmodono'•plan,in lbe first IWO ycus aftu implementation, lr<Siunm. In ordor tO &radU~, JU1llt taJce 00< counc In Clleb of lh~ proposed Kaowt~ Areas-"'1tich can be cWicd from any clistin& councs m dUaplines. The D<ao's drall calls for those stwknu to tan two e.~n~ chosen from the list or approwd Generu Ed8catioa u.- Arcu ~. or thcit -.. for fralwcll -<rill& o.be thud yeaz and C'VCfY JUbscqUC'Dt JCma&cr afwwardJ. Pct'ldcMto noced 11w ba>< to be c:nrolled in on< approved GaleniJ l!ducad001 couru ia racb or tbe live Knowk:dac Arcu phu two mo.-e approved couna In aodl of ""Y two uaa ouuicle tbe Jtud<tlt 's major lo fullfil ltldU&IIOo /tltcy-'«! requ1remtnt.s.. O..pltc hil optlmbm, Paadocto adopu a realislie tone In hb memo. Tcrmln& his propDA!J "miaimal" the Dean maintain• that It h .....,t]al "we auol<e a 54111 -,itb what is pouiblc.'' Ptrldotto adrnlu by dilll<ulti<s 1n rUidlcl1 Aid> counea. "lmplemcnwion," be rdte:ntea. "of the of the procram lllould 1101 be dcCut<d (~ or aot we baVe) a dal P<tQOIICioo> or bow the ·~· dcmau wiD rn iMoj. if at an." "* .,_ Pcrldocto cites f'ac:ully lbowin& oaiY 20 sod! couna ha\le bcm rubmjUed to _ Hare's conunlttec, and tba lbe C..Veny r<port clcatly sees 1 sl&allicant demand for the "Theme" Al_to,EAO' The Student Course and Teach« Evalualioa (SCATE) JUrVe)', wbich bad bcca on ioe lor lbrec yean pridt to Ill 1979 thawina. <WID opill be funded by both lbe Studcol Nloci&lioo (SA) and the Unlvenily AdmiDilttatlon. E.stlmoled to cosl almoll SIO,OOO to produce, S<;ATt!'o tab wiU be ploked up S()..JO.lO by llle Jtudcnoaovcrtllllmt, tho Vloe President for Academic Atrairt, and tho VIce President for Health ScienctS rapcctivdy. A fmallz.ed memorandum dctaiiiDJ the qrecmcnt betw- the tbre< panics is expected to be ....,1 to Unlvcnhy Praldcot Robert L, Ketter t...S.,V 01 tocnorrow accordina to VI« Pruiclau ·for Acadcmlc Aflain Robert fl. Rossbera. "lliJbt now I'm in the proca.s ia prcparioa tbt 1DC1D0 or qreement," lloubera aald I'Hclay. He would not comment 011 the contmJJ or lb< memo, but did admit thai. bios office will support atwn year "trial period" lor IWidiaa . . project. ' The. manorandum lr, la CDCJlCC.. au eniiiDCdlloft of the evccus of lost 1\lllad.ay'o mcctina or Roubeta. A ..odate Vice Prcoldonl for Health Sd<ii1:a Doo.Ud IAnOo and SA Ditector r01 A<adallle Afflh Lauren SMpiro. !.anon st.-1 Ual 001bina is "olli<W Y<l" and that be bal adt _,!be memo, ba& is 111...-t with wblll he espocu to be o.be onnttnts. cllld demand ror theme ........., the rcpon tsS<rU that their Yllloo cannot be downplaycd. Tbe impletncntllloO of the "Thcllle" r<quirancnl "lboukl be viewed as thai reoourcco are hamprrlna an Important additional dlmCPSioa complete lmplcmt~~rotlon or a to an already tmrnmscty dilf~ theoretically and educationally· undcrtakina." lhe Task For« IOUnd'(lrt~eral Edu<atlon PfOII'IUil. wrices. "I would be happier If resources S . . . permitted so1nethioa .mM~ complQ nnplemmoii.M>o subllanlial. Rutlhe importani polnc ~.!':td 110fur~; ~~ i• thai as minimal u tbiJ altcmatlvt It ...~·hwhQ ~ 0 ,~ • ::d t.. IJ, It Is va.stly superior 10 What we Oen. 1 Ed< , rccoCo ulucc' ;:a' 1:.. have now~ H Pcradotto writes to ......_ ioid be wu pleaaed to noce the c:oopendoa bet- lib and ROilbeQ'I facultia. "AA:t tlme Health Sdenca and A<:8daaic Atflln flit« on IOIDdhlna. k sbould be -.d. <lith IIIF red lottcn," be lauped, .._.atna ...till _,. coaddrt I loaa·WU~d'- ru.<l bet ween the two curricuiL • "We diocuiJed tbe poosiblllly or a .,ant * rot (from ~ SCA11!)," J..anoa lllid, aatiaa lbil he did 1101 Wlllll 'to co~ -o.be an~ed <oatents or the 0.: . uatfn 1.-~.!!___,~ Ketler. Ho <mphulxea thll IM ~..-:... ...., 0 1 .,,.._ prosrarn must be adopted and bcauo by September 1912 bccawe only a "small chll>CC" cxistJ that hlJ aJicmotJveplan could be ......~ed into the University by nest fall-tht orl1ioal Orncral Educa6oo 1118<1 dlltt. DiKuuiJJa lh< contro•rnoal "Thane'' rcqlliranmu, Paadocco thai tbe mtlre - ·· timd.....clbouldnot bet.lerupla! - -'-~~. rcqwr<ment. . The Task forcercpon~of 60 - · laden W1th ~ t ables. and C~aru, dttathDJ ~um<rie&l ~anuriCIIIOOJ of tile omplemCIItltlOO of the GeDon1 Educaioo> Thclcponildaosir>cdaa:o<dina 10 ro.. •udy 11eu tha ..;u be lffocted by the Pf-· ---~ memo becaUIC "It's really Dr. RIWI>c:rjJ's baU." . Sbaplto. b o - . maitttaltted tha the fu.ndiOI is "aU liaal" and the memo is just a pcrfWIClory meuure to the Praldent. "The Praldau ~ that It was up to the two Vice Prcsldenu to deal wltb SCATt!. " The sco,ooo SCATE JUrVe)'--<lcsianed to usist 11udenu In aelcctina onunes based on chclr predccossor'a ••P<ricnces-will be flinll«< with half by SA, :lO percent by Aeademic Affairs, and 20 percent by Health SciCIICCO. Sllapiro auributed the difCermces in the IJllounu rrom the two Administrative d<f)ltlmtrttJ to 'th< ~tciter number or 1tudcnu In A<ademk Affairs and ohe obsenlllon that many Health Sd<neCJ' ofrailla•' ore ciJ:nlcaJ. exunptina them from SCATE a:rutlny. Prior co 11176 and before SCATE's resurrection lui year, tho <urVey was funded totally by chc >tudent aovcmment, which <VentuaUy bad to abandon tb< projccl due 10 a lick of.........,_ and coordirwion betwcm iu orpaiuro. A~ "SCATt! r<ally bad a substantial rrron Ia M." the tnldcN ldrinisttalor complolocd. "Tbey - . DCYa" able to C<M~tlollllly JUStain SCATE. but with a twa yoar IM>dt<t ~ ba.. fundiaa for a SCATt! dlrectoc (who pr~wiU brill& mbtlily IOtbtprolfllll)," -Aitlroutb tho, ~ 1o providina luadlna fO< the ruriq., bocll Larton and Shapiro iaJist llw it ..;u be totaUy CDIIti'OIIod by •udalu. "We're coovinccdof o.be value orSCATE 11114 we WID! to bdp il, ooc to blly ~ in u ," Lanon laid or Ills faculry. " Harlth SckDc:cs is very inlu..,ed In wllat is lholq/lt or ita tcachinJ Jluality and partial AralW counes. Althouah 1101bk 10 dcviJc a IYII<m 10·test !be SCA+f!sfutureinsur-ed by three-way funding contract br J • .......,• s.a.e -x. e.ffcctivmaa. '' "The AdminiJCratlon will bave no aulhorily o - SCATil." Shapiro iOJisted. "1110)' arc cG~X~IIrallna UJ and aivln1 !heir ttlppoyt, bllt will bave no •.Y in lt.u11Miftl,' • Alocll 'wllb lbe un~ted t""' year fuodiDa Of the lutVefo fonnlt cbanJ<:I &n: also in store for SCATE. For the fltl( tlmc sioce SCATt!'s inception, f1<111ly wiU be allo"''cd to have dtbc:r JUOt a coune dcoaiprioo> oc stlldcnu' cvaJuatJoo mdodcd iu the book. ..Now )OU " CAA have ont without the other." ~ro lidded. The "'*'<mk Affairs Dirtetot also explaklcd that !be suncy will ioducle advat!....,.... 10 iqc:reasc pubti<atloo revenues. SCATE counc tbraush t.bc Di>isioo of Undcranlduare Educaion ..U ad! c:nrollcd uudalt auromatlcally bu:omiaa • member or tbc SCATE O!mmittor. "O!>c or our~... probknu ia the pat ~ &«tlaa <oot~sh pcop1< "" tbc <XX111Dli1ec wbich runs tbc SurVeY," Shapiro reeallod. "AI on< tlmc tbcr'o - • O<lly four people oo the c:omntinor. but 110w wllb the doss we ha~ a... Shapiro " quick to counler any a«<U&liooJ that tbe SCATE coune is an easy tl)rec c:rcdiu. "Tbey arc respo<tsibl< for lcarnlaa the CODCq>U Involved With tbe JUrVe)'," lll>e noted. "They do. lol or wa<k and Political Sc:ialc:c Olaimwl Claude Wdch who !<aches lbe ODW'OC hdpato e:fve it Tbc putesl cb&nJe, bow.vu, Is lllat ''rather than each scmc:stcr, starun. ow l'aU the book ..;u come out once 1 year,' ' tu Shapiro. The aew book will then be a total comjlOiite for bocb tbe Sprillc and !'aU scmaten of the pnocedina year. IWo the ,acw SCATt! is a ....,,diaa 9fPDiz.o!!on H ." credibility ... Inside: T~P. 41 'Fcudnation' -Pp. 5-71Tunnelverse-P. I 2 / 8uls make it five rtro/eht- P. 13 �____...,. .... ,_ • • • Ill lu cocnpla . . , . _ tbe Task Force IIUidt dldslom "" wiMrt to bovt ODd tnowlllciF aree, tile piMc ....,... DUE oiT..U. imide a!plldty of did> tnowlodfe .,..to die ICDowlodte~ )l ab !hat luuldle 1M aoodax lllilts ud the ecedaDiana carefuDy ......U.. tile dfoa .....,._ obilb will baw:. placaDalta, ooclna tbe mova 1tf n.e alldies lllualtlle lhll --lmj)ottant to tbe acrOII ~of c~epo~nmeat~ will be 111 the the utI re proar am. These qo~carorauclaou, wbii<Qtbcnril arouplnr• · d<tcrllllne how a - mro0mau c!ropo. '""'"" are aiOdalt'r Oa>c:..a EdOC8tioa coanc • poteDtlaJ rblfll of ltlldeat prolilc will be COIDpooed a.od to -.wopdoa " - " tbe aras of wbot atcot becaa berdcarod li~ Sodal ODd ~ Sda>ca, l entain requlrCIIICDII due to Fon;p l.ai-'Qbu Claltunl adjusted procraau-sucb u Sttldla, Att aDd the Cdleaa. IDt.o ~ a.od ~ Hittorlcal aod PbUosopblcal '11lc Cbllctet-OB's illlemarh-. St1ldicl; aysbf Mltbca~lllical 10 alorF lhll~ ~Deluded ScilllcoiiDCI Tcdmololl', Ufc a.od ill tile Ccnau' RlpOCt because. lhc tt.llh Scilllcol ODd Ut..-ure. autbon oote tlle-Collqoo' ore iD a Sar:ti lllilts iDihe INdcDt 1o..t are "lllllqooo potltloo or orrataa *"Wsc -· ' 'a.-c" ODd will ...W Ill oumbcrofCIIOlna~baviq a ruou.rc:c re·&lloeatlonr , tbc i liqeJfOUpofiNdeatat6taulheir ._mcc writes. To arriw: • Its I eouncr." Thill, lhcy ore lei\ opco ,..,.., the c.r_,. UIOd : to a pocccilaJ loss or rtudcou d.. ·from F.all 1979 11ud<iu because o,ncral Education • ~~~. ThOR ucodl arc reqlliremcotr mandale !hey ao Clq)OClod to outline the flllurclbapc dlewhcre to take electl\ocs. of lhc prO(r&D>. The Tuk " - clo<a its rcpon Literature and Aru. and · with • threw.nd-a-~ P&a•listina Hlstotle&l and Phllosophlcali. of qucaiODJ IDCI t\)lliel lhu UB ·StucUcralonc will nab 4S percmt of admlnistratou, faculty and the total Univmity and Oeneral . £tudcnts mould cliiCUU before Educ&t.ion demand by Knowlcd&e • proeccdin& wltll lmplcmcntatlon . .Area and teach almofl <40 puce~~~of 1These Issues, 1M eornmlucc stu.., the COIII'ael made available aRer at<: outJlde of its pcrwe U It WU ImplementAtion. "llmltod almost exclusively ~ a The Tuk Foree then ddvcs into j SIUdy of feuibility." Submlnina_ a l~or_ qu<$1lons b'!w well equipped lbe Uolvenity is to deal wlt.b the Impact of the wbkb eaeh lhould be finalized PfOJf&m. or conecrn to prepared to answer, spedfyina who tile Tuk. Foree is a lindill& which 1ill tbolc clcputmeats lbould wort lbows lhll lhc ICDowlc4e Al<a of : to answer them, tile Ccrvmy Ta.sk Uterature will face a demand about Foree fOCIISCS on problems, 800 percml of its p i - eapadty. fretlt,.., orientuioa time periods, Nodna that It bM )'tt to indudc AdmlslioDI a.od Records QUcstioas, tabulallocu of lhc llepartmenl or oue aclv!Jem<Dt. Mll1anl FUlmore Eaallm'• abillly 10 laa.odle the Collqt and lhc rcapdlllibiliii 11w ID010t or 11uc1a1u, lhc rcpoct calls itldividual acadanic: clcpanmenu for "fvtlher ~Y" or !he IDCI unlu ....m be reqmr.l to deal , Utcnt\lrC area. wllh. ...uu.cn POSITIONS AVAILABLE Applications Now Being Acceptjd For: I ~ ' Dlncter · Gn• • ....lleftlcel , Supervises and programs the operation of GrouJ>-Legal Servli:es . lhe FREE student Le'ga) AdVIse and Education- Center APeclatl•• Director • Grdap l.!tal S.JYIC.. Assl~ In Group Legal the programming of ~rvlces. Operations ~nd ~vents •· Appllcetioni _,nd In room SoU Squire Hall . Appi!Qntl'llloUid Include.I lbort d.aiptlon ofJ UIIIftcatloDS ••••LIJI••t"Wednesday, Oct. 8th • suo ~OOARD ::JDONE.INC. I i ''*" �Albany allots UB $30 million for Dental School facilities by OUI Bo"maa to lake ll<tlon." O.mp..,lidlt<>< mlllioa o;apu.aJ '""'SirUC:Iloo _..., A. uo rcJu•aw• tilt UB School or Om••~~ -' hu ~- 10 """" lli>Pf""<d by Hu&h Carey's odminlstnllioa. occordina 10 Oovcrnor t.hc &if/alo Ewnl(ff N•ws. Cltty iJ upect<dloslanlh<approprillionsbiUdurinaavlsllto Buffalo In I be near future . Ahbo\1111 Dcu or School or Dentistry WIUiam FCII&IIJ hod oot r~ oo offodal ooofirmadon or thulloallonfron~A.lbao.Y, tbtDcuupresscdcldltbt that the Sdlool will now be able to uparade iu CUIT'tOI "oondltional'• ac:crt:d.lr.Atioo. un.e lack of ~ facilities was 1 m.;or p<Oblcrn 1n our accr..U;~;~ Sherrer echoed F - '·ICtllimcnu wncn i.e Wei, "MoOty I> absoiUldy critical ror occrod.ll.llioo. 11 qah dlle<:lly 10 or tilt points l'1iacd apinA tilt Scbool by tilt A.ccfoditalioo Commltt.,.." FcaaatJ does not ror.... any enrollment locreaso in Ill< Dental Sdlool 10 compliment the lncre&K or 't flcilitla. " We ha~ oo..third 1o one-half or tht ( ueocled to support the pram~ audem body," F....., iadlcatcd. "The ..... radiitlts wW ooly ,;.. us t i l t _ , . . . - rcquiRd or dQltal oc:hooh your llz<." be oddcd. The School c:unmtly mroth about lj() unckrp-aduaLC:S and M audmu in th~ post<l&:toral \ • n Pn>Jfom. =·:n~n;.::::::::.;;:..~;:"'O::=:: :,:""~"~O:~~t.!',u~m:.::'fr.OZ plaecd oo oooditional aecrtdlt.atioo by tbe thai !tie by occasioeal tcmpoiV)' support fi'O<D the Aocredilllion Rmew Commiu.. or "'-ican Omtal State L<aisbaun. the Nrw reported. 'Tbll ) - the Scbools durina the Summer or 1979. lqj.d11we provided th< OmtaJ School With ~.ooo Under the c:on.stiuctlon pl&lls, tho Dental Sdlool will in,aid. be rd oca10d in Fo11<r and Squire Hall> from iu prcocot ""'-'ioa in Fart... HaU, the N,ws reported. State Budset Duutor Howard Miller prcdiacd that Gowmor Cltey's pr... ude 101d 77tr Sprdnun that <Otultuction will bqjo lD lht Sp""' or 1912 and thll Cltey il ftOI xbcdllltd to visit Burfalo ror the fteXI t lh t plennlna proctu will beain soon . weekaandprobablyuwillno<dosounulthemdofthc Mlll<r said, oc:cording 10 the Nrws thai $1. 1 miUion month. However, Carey may IWIOIIDOe IIJid llJf\ tht ..W bt used for arcbiuaural pill» and other 11udles, measure in Buffalo much sooner, accordin& to Sheffer. nt.• million for r«onSUUCiioa or Squirt H.U ~d " I'd bt surpri>td tr Carey doesn't <Om< withm I F011er H.U. Wlth the rcmolnina $4,6 millioo f<» ~." Sheffer spccul11<d. equipment. The lwembl.}'m&D ooccd that il is customary for lwemblym&fl Jo~n Sheff<T, who sald he hu bc<n Carey not to rdcase SJ><bfK !Iawes oo Judi publklldlvely supponlna • new d<fttal faelllty for U B sin« pleuina biU1 so t h&r he may announee rhe d"'alb he was dected IWO ytan 880. WU allO 1101 offoc:iaUy binuelf. Til< S)() milllon appropriations 11 a trtp wl\ieh rnformcd of the coMr"U<tion funds by tbe Carry administr.uon. ''Someooe in Alt..tly called me to ...Y should fadliwe tlx paain& of tbe esumattd SlllO llw they beard tlx money wu brio& rdaltd," mlllion needed 10 eoo•en the Main Slroa Campus into apiaincd Sbtrra, who added , " I t'Ouldn't oonfinn a Health Sdc:r~a Center , F..,.,• dt<Wcd. " I thinl h: · thb money shoWJ lb.t SL&\C''~ commitment to Healah ' • SciA:nces 11lhls University," the Dean mlintoln.,. Critkal Sbeffa ~~teed willl Fcaaan•' prediction but was "It's rqreuable that you have 10 hit them over th< "slr:ep<ical IIW the Qltlft plan woUld """' only SIOO hood with a bold rtpOn btfcntltlap.un millloo. I tblo.t that the eoaYttsioa wiU oost bet....., to~ 10it11.'' <Omlli<Dtcd lhe ......... bi}'DWI, "But I'm SIOO and SlOG beeaust tbe f11ureure old aod iftllllioo >try happy th&r !be adminiurodon is lioaUy bqiMill& h&s .upped the oriainal estimates." eo-.. 1 . _.- • • 1: t ' 0• -"' •• • 1, 1, I f~ ~ 1 'T \ ~ ~ -· ~ :S - ·- _..- ~ I • -- ,.••~ .l • 11 J t'l-• 1 ~ 1 •t' -W>OO Extended engagement .........._lllla_w Tlse IJ~aatc WJouy "• clll-.1 Ita ' paio<l r~ cwo 1o r- 'IHitb ror .., <!KIIIalhl& llhrvy aaltr'iab. We sU<:<nfy kpo ••• ...deals wilt- nod thf• .... lou period a d•uua• o•• · T" • r lluc r will m akr , . . U!JdHp11dul r Ubtary's lou pulod <0111parablt witll lhot e of th e o!Mr llbnorf .. In the system. Budget woes return once again b y Sd. Coockblld percmt that oona:med Ketter. The and sett lna Univtl"ity ruJ.. and Prcsidtru prodict<d U 8 wW bt rquiAtlonl · fol'eed 10 assume some of the 1lw last power, rn rcprd to burdctllr tile SW.e, wbkb iJ fadaa alcohol abwe oo eompw, was 1M Univcnuy Council, "" bour a SI bUiioo buda<t derrdl, finds bro\11111 up by Chainnan Robert I. aner offx:ially brtaklna sround on iudf uoablc 10 cover· tbe whole MJJioozi . R..,mtly Ellleott studerll JamCf Ollla&hcr fell from htr dorm the mUiion-dollas "Ceotor for Sl22 million rcques1. Tomonow•' on tbt Amherst lutrtr tilled UB'• rcquesl "a r011m wiudow alltr dnnlr.lng. From Campus, qulekl7 returned to mcania.altos ealmote" lllot meets that, debate otancd about the bluioaJ and rality .. President aU DOB rcquiR:maits but tlw wW Wilkenson Pub bdna localed OD· Robert Kater J)oomil.}' reeowutd tvtoniaJiy be d>fllllcd Ia tilt C!UIIpus and 1 mectina was UB',..l981-1Ml bu~ rcqucsu to Lqislaturc llld Ia tbe Oo..mor's sdledllltd of tilt U8 A.lc:ohol tbt State. E>.ocutive blldlc< proposal. " We Review Board, Milloozi &ald. Council member Jaet Wdeh ~ ill AlbaoX witb Dlvlsloo ratl1y woa't know wbll wW happen or .8uillet (008) ofllc:ials last WIIU Janll&t)' l.''lle oddcd. atltnded t he R.e~lew Board 1r ... _.cd, t11t Sl.ai• al•es meetJna. c:halttd by ............ v,... - -· Edl.cr ood Ills O&'Jbuoou pr-uci a Sl22 millloct rcq.-. II lea thaD UB oecds• .Kccur iftf01111ed Preslde11t for Stude11t Affaln calls for .. incrcalc or about Sll the Cou.oc:illhll UB wiU be forecd Antbooy L.o......W. and PfCOC'It<SI milliop over I au ytar •s to mole tull. Tbt President his report. Weith defeodtd the budtc<-<1101t of whleh Would be CJ1Piai.ocd thai New York usually oommhtee'• ooruemw tbat the Pub ,pe:ot lor Sl1aty Increase and pes iaslructlona to <Ill, without should remain qpen, d&lmJna, " It btflodot1. ID faa. tbe Praident Wei cho_ppl na people frqm the does DOtbilla to .......t>ae th't' UB "is ukiQa a wrt smallomou.ot u,.;-y payroll. ~(.coer Slid tllat problem: ~ it to tiJis ~ylmpra<tical and tlw C:OOUol alcoilol US< OG ...,pua," for ~aoax .'' U B's to tal budaet h UB 11M tried In tile putlO nqotlalt He said that the committee •pproalmilety Sl!ll millio!), 64 a eorDIJ"'OIIiao. believes lhot solutjoo&, Diller thao a per-f or wblcb, ICttt« explained, lbt ICtilcR>cot, Kc«er eonlinucd shul-do..O. eao bt fOWid aod !bat II flindcd b7 New York.. StudQII to rile quiet Council, lUIIAII1 ooe answer n>iabt be to limit the ald-whidl Is II¥> fi'O<D tilt State, lqdiOIIcd a DOW di<Cdl,.. tlw eallcd • drillk JpOCills offer«! by tbe Pub. but II eVt1ltually for kyoff1 of pc<>ple !Olio do Welch Doted lh&t bt WOl rctuiiiOcl-contprila I Bpcn:ct~l aod ~ teo!IR. U this 8Ction aiU ctoes ·~llllprcsstd witb tile otttodaocc liDd oot solve tho bu4&et difl1cllldcl, c:cmmoo ...,... displayed 11 the othi:t prorldc 1 .,.._ of U B'a 10111 bu~. Albany then would allow loeal mottlna and pcUcd the Pub u a Spoaoorcd Roooarch aod l1111Ymhlcs to cui PfOIIUU· "....U n111 facility." Both be and Eo.Sowolllt qu tomprile the The Council-wblcb meeu ooc:e ~Cater lauded Lorau>tttl for his rcrnaieoise J I pen:<~~~ . a~-is6ompoocdofloc:al,dvic dforu 10 bqill - " wi1h t1i< • ~ 1111'1 """""'-'Di members. oommittoe to discuss tile ~ ru iaponslbllitiet lodudt IIAII>IQI ....aa.td witb .Ill< Pub and the 64 ood c:ontrOIIina eompua facilltla llcobol sitlllli<!n oo mpua. But • '*"'lid/tO' ·-red .,....,..... - I ~-· ~ L \ t:- ,t,~i ~ ., ~~ f !,..,_'~'-1 \ ',. • ;··;. ~ ~~ ~- ~ I 1 • ,m ,;._.I 1\,.... , ll • .' .fl"f , 1 1 l \ljlllll\ �. 'l . Come to the Student Association "Awareness Day" Find out how we~can serve you, the student. ! i .I f Between 10 am & 3 pm TODAY .. People from S.A. will be In the Haas Lounge. An openiorum will b~gln at noon I - Cookies and Hot Chocolate will be servedll Student packages stolen Uai\'Cftily Prcsidtlll Robcn L. x.u.r'o p!ivlu cliAiD& bill ID 1M Spollldi.Qa Qu8d was burJJariud two ...U. aao 111>d I<Vtr&IJtudeDt partdJ - e takCZI. Amon& the stolen items WitS &Jl&!r or sJaues CUROm built for a UB llludcot wbo is lqally bUnd. Jolin Joavon.s, a n<wly selected SA Senator, is now forced to carry a tdelcopo to das$ 'Oith him as a result ro the Sopumba robbay. The aJ,uses had a tdcscoplc a- buDt illlo 11>an f« roadlna biKkboalds, fin< prim. and music. Joa_. rdalod. " I am litonlly loa 'IIOkl\out tban,"J<OVOCII explained. "II is d<ftnltdy 11iDckr1J1a my S!Udyin&. Usina lb< band hdd tdescopo alva me only t Wllld vision." The aJ,uses were shipped to UB by the Ntw York City Uahtboii.\C for thr Blilld throuah United Patcd Srtvi«. "It is 111andard prooedurc for the Holllin& ll<ponmmtto ~~<C<Pt patcds for studenu." commontod Alsistant DileciO< of Housiq Edward'BU~h. "1bey are thai Jtocod ID Presldalt Kater'• diDi4& room wbile the people are bein& noclf><d." "It 11 my UDclenlandi.na lh• aD srudaus IDvolvod - e notif'ocd ~ thar pad<a&Ol had arriV<d." he Wd. - lJo Aecordinato Jeavoru, how...,.. he was notif1<d on Septemba Z6 th11 the sJaues were !here. When he went to plc.t !han up, be was told that lhry bad becu Jtolc:u. "11tey tohl me they had ClOftUoCiod me on the phoM previow.ly and told mo of thdr urivol. wbidl was a lk," JeaVOCII said. The Univasity.,..,.,;., no inswua: on the JtOt<d pascds. " Housin& wisbecl melucl in eollectln& anytblna." Jeavons maintaiDcd. A ftw olher packa&es - • taken u wdl, altbou&b no olher repi>ru were made, laid Fnnk PenakofUBs OepartmentofPubUeSafety. Joavoo'srq>on was the only ooe filed, Penn notnd. "Some packqes bad no names on them," ....nod Bush. "Some were addrc:swd to~ DOt evea <DrOIInd ia the Unlvasiry," he added. 1'bt burslan piDOd ...,... 10 the area by tlamaliDI a pte aaou an -will!* bas.., QIX7Ilfta illloJheditWia ..-... "It is bditvod to have becu conmtitted by 1 ~ n:oidem," opccullled Bash. "l'bey "'<n the only ooes to have...,... to thell!!unl room.'' However, the ekvator UJ<d ill lh< then c1oeo no1 nm to the flrlt noor dinln& room. "It ..on 'I ao p&Jt the aeeond noor," IOid Bush. "It i> • ~ery how the bural&n aoc It to "' down 10 the diniDa room. .. Theft ore 110 leads ID the .... lind it wjl) pt'CIIMbly newr he ~. Bush .tmltu<l. " Tbe ......,. .,.. of 110 - to Oft10DC: else liDcz they an apecillcaDy clesipecl for my .,..,.. Jeavons llid. "U I could pt !hem back, I'd be happy to fDfl"( the whole onleal." Tbe ~ may be returned to the Squire Information Desk. - BtiGtt J• Budget . ~-:---~ College Students Every Thursday Night Show Your: College I. D. and Get $1 Off Price of Admission at United Skates. Ktlttr termed UB atudcot ak:oholism a "major problem." Millond, however, questioned how akoholism c:an <Wt here. "They ouaht to be able to ssop someone from pttina bocnbod out," ht nmuted. He uked Ketter why 1M Pub is DOt able to~ the 1eYd of SlUdeqt intoxkalion and aitlcl%ed a drinkina COQt<Jl bdd a( the Pub lb< ~or Oallqba'a Doty d<fr:oded rq>air procalores u ''praty aood" and IDAIDwnod "cleat and evident afety ltan.s" recdvc top priority. Yet be dld admit that rmancial COIIIIralnll are barmlna his efforts. "It'• a battle," he uplaiood. "We fed W< • are uodentatfod••• JUCD also liDitnd desiplllaws to oa:lclcat. project cl!fllculllcr oceurred and K.eltcr added ~ It was • Otawq the moot ·:debate" or the ...,...uy ledlac ecaloo, a ~ootloo ............. capability or the UD.Ivenl\y. Coaadlmcmba 11.- Seoalen had requeatcd tim Ketter aaibct lnfonnation !ollowiJia the ~ or 1"'0 UB audenu from the donDitoty witldowt IIIII IJlrina. ODe or die Jtudaati wu ba oepltcw. "' l.k tiaot, Jaoal ....... raw bl-..1 ........ - . a l l y ' * ' - EIIIcou wladowl far allowiJia the faDI. . • _,,,, ...... _ ,...~ ... .................... T........_NiwYOflt14110 137-otiOt ~ .,..... 0 ' "I 0¢0L ..... Yodr14228 problema u:pe:r:ia~ced OD lbt Ambent Campa&. Ncaloald ~ in dlllieull to coo~ the Stale to pilmlekpl~oplellthe boilcl<n. Tbe UB admiablnlon recounted the cotrall prvblaD or bricka falliJIJJ !IUD two blllcllQp oo Ambent-cook and Hodulctter Halll. Dot1 Mid that heavy "-'"" doon -.: CODIUlaCI.ed 10 prCIUCS people aotcriaa tbe biJilcliaa. ICctl« diodooed lllll had llbd the SUI& 10 "eater lato a kpl lltuadon," but that It had mused tbt» r.- co aet lavolved. • Tbe adiDioblnlon laatatlcil the be Seoaleu and • tudent ~ve Otris lucn - " numero111 q u.,tloas t o VIce IDCrciUid ........... wlllt* Folu Pralclcau &Inn! Docy 11114 JoiLn tCI'IIId "uttOliOt&lcal... Doty Neal ..., "*- \lloc ............_ ~ tMIIlcooa Ul S16.000a a- Folts. boa.tbe .......... .,. t1oort a rnr timciM ftca• oaid 111M ~ lopl IICilool "" tbe clalba cletDudetl lllll ~ ----be .. . . , ........., 1- relied a ,1111 c1 OGaiiiWaU 111M be . . . ..a.. AIMilor ...., rteoMd ..., ......... dM:J had .,_ atled oo. llocll lie IDII JllllliiMCI Oat)' oo bOw priorily - • far 1t1111n. lcoalln ......, _.. dur1aalll< lallaltle.,., 10 deal wtdi!M deotnlc:lloa. MIDooui c:looed tile moetlal by .......... lbil Ill< Coacll ,.jiJ ...~ ludl Ia tile lllduitOIId 00 ~- ll. A1w ao•e dhaar eeaeet. K'c.ner o.r-ta .._...su~~~cc-a_... 10 ''Dtltdl ac.r· IGd PIJ for their ......,10 M IO r.l _.like I!Udlala. ��~I J..._Neo~-Nazism spreads its terrorism : to lnOfe (OUntries and larger crowds . ~. AJao C. •J. """palltbl""""'* f 2 ~ pUpod Gonnany ~ the lt?Oo lu( ...... wbowl • bomb a.rpladed •• ......... ......UOcloborfeot~eovic15 l l ......... cloedand ... ~ . l.lnlllwt the preriDua 1e11'<11111 a<U ol tbo ~ - · the ~-not from !he lofl ~but"- Uw rf11bL II 1$ --11!.1 -u. ..... the bomb ol Gundol( ·. ~ Muclont and a a.ember of llle outlawm German,_ Nul OO'plllaatlon. the Defenoo Sport Group-a group ~>all~*~ tn January wbowl r&unna and ••ploalvaa wore round fn '"" hornet o( - a l of II> memben. O(flc:lab believe. how..,., the bombll18 was an indopendcmt let by the Zl yoar-old ltudent. ..,.pr tmToriiiiiCIIn Willi German,)! Wll the 1977 kldnappns or IDduotrialbt ll&no-Mirtln 5chleywr by the ultra· loft Antty rOc:ticn. Tbil orpo~&allon bM - . Inactive ..._ lu loaclon, """'- -.ter and l'nlm Melnbof. - I e d - I n thoit joilc8blhree yean.,... Due to • huY)' .,...._,. c:ndulown on tho lloCtlviliel at ldantill IOdetltllln w....,..,. Europe. UuJe hu '-n heard from them In tbo put r- yean. In contriUI, ........ hat bot!n • rise in faodat and llCIO-Nullc!n'orllm. """ Dof- Sport Group IOSCI wu rounded In 1974 u a paromWtary unit by lwHie!ru Horfm~~o. a droft>mAn and fomll!l' tl'oOt'Cli!RAI)'. J'o p i bo 10 d . .troy Qnmon -•ty and lnotlturt a t.otolliMI&n "Pid\re1"' "'"'· Thlo organlz.otion of """1ut . Cn.lt lriUln ;... _ , tho 8"'Jwth of the fuolol . Nallonal rront which, fMrinl! Ali&o and Well fndion lrwDIV•IIon. ............. an &!l:wbite Enfllond. l1lCI)' are, . . . , _, 1,101 Y"' ......,.,.,.... for my IAOn<lriot» - . ~ IIlii relo!Miy IIDill.,., ~. "'unatic fril1so" """"'tho Nadonal '""" clevelop policital clout In the fuwre. In the United 91a"'"'l'rank CCilln'a Naalonal Sodalllta Wbb _ . , h"Y· 'fho In 1978 _ , tho rf!IIIIIO mardi~ tho huvlly Jewloh p.lcoaiD . - o( · bM • ~ HJtler.Ulte ~· Their t>aJic bellofo lnducle tbo deporullon or Ill ~<>wa and non·whltaa. Thio c:ounuyo rtJ'OI1800U fuc:!ot party, howovor... tbo uslAbor Party heodod by t,yndon LaRouche. In IIMI foolllopo of M..-utd, hu abruptly 1wilched from Mandom 10 ~uclfm. 'l'he lAbor Party mponodly hu memberl who are W<pOrate -·~-.... lnd hu ""'""""' or """" l S mUllon, and .. grc>Wf'18 politically. ,._. I 1976 ,.......,.,IW candidate, u"""""' coUected <10,000 _.,., PI'Omlnen1 The llf1IWth o1 lhelt r..aa. ond .-Nul """"'" It due panlyto tho cor-votive trend In politicland ""'*>' oodo,y. In furope. due lo lbe ·~ ""''P"P''Ioo of lefti.ll IOITOritm, llMI """·willa hu IOized IJw lkneiiPL Some ~ Naill are 01-oommun!ou who ha\11 '-»me dJ&IlluAJned with their oountry'a communill or with Morxbt ldeoJo&y In lll!flllrll. And AI aJWOYI Wftll,Yiolent.orpnlutionl. tJMirt lU'e adventurero jwl "loo~Wlj! for a ll~o ·. almaol $00-Wilh eo ~ priiCticot mWtory There 1o • ohlrp dill'"""""' 1n u.. mothod or tenvrilm . ............... and _ , Nui-"'YYt unlfonN II II alao betievod by llMI Marallt and MO-NUIIonw orpnlzollonl. Tho left· Lhat thoo ....,..., II ..._....., by tho Paletl.lne Ubenticn win8 VOUPI tend 10 " ' - ao Individual ...... a~ Orpnlullan n>LOI. pollliWin ar t....lneooman.to kidnap fordomandaond ,..._ ar .-,.~~on, The Aldo Morro and Schlo)'er ~ ore ....,.,... o( 11M. Tho _,.Nul pnaloe Ia boolnt..-m lb II*Dbtn o( lbe OSC, includinf loado<- Hoffnan, _,._ - · -·-dlrectediDW&rdalhe lnlteadal• .........C lurodlly, four of tbom II the AUI!rian border. l1lCI)' ......... tboy - IMp acoJo Nndom ~ 10 bring ......, 1-.ed by W""'-<-oy, howtvt~r. olnce no tubo~ •llemlon 10 their point olvfew• rMdenct r!oulcl-f>e found aplnat them. Thla "bLock tenvrilm" bu.lireallr lncl-..od U.."lnn o( Germony and llaly ha•• not - . the only counltklt that European~ who want their ~ 10 do ""'"' 10 curb have laloly ....~ rf&bt·wln!l terrotiam. wt - k U.. the f'l'lltlcal vlolenc:e. With a ~al olec:tlon In Gtmoany thll Precw:b Naliona.l European fa-.o claimed l'lllpon&lbllily for SUnday, tho OC:tobor1'111t ~ hu tnAde IOJTOrilm a the mac:tJinesun attacb 00 I 1~, I - 1 and a World prime laaue. I'TIIllkloal!f s.nu. o( .the undardos Ouiwarn-.....-. Democrollo Party baa oix>lled tbo lntmor MJn111er under --...... Lights ..-:----- - pony Incumbent Schmidt or leniency, allowingtorroriru 10 """'I"' and oreat~nc a cllmaoe for~. • Schmklt'o SodaJ Democrat• lin coalilic'f With tho omall fme Domoc:ntlc Party! wu confidenr d victory and have dllmioaod StraiM' rern..arb u .._.,..._ With tbo Oviltian Oemocnu ""P"P"'I&r for thoit r1f1111iA pollcloo and ....,.. ~Americanllanee.ood wUb Sin- _ . u a w"""""«or it 11 ta'lllkab' lhal baa bttped tu a -. Whetlw- either !dlmldr or SlraUN can put on eod to political tllmlriom ntmalna to be - . . With ooonornoc lnll.lblllty "-fn«. tho attraction o( .-Nulam beopm• 81'Mter. With poaolbla ropercuNiona of decnlued tourum and'buotinMa lnveotmeo11, tho goveron>ent wW have 10 make IOIDO refOI'UII, oii!Mir or IICOilOfl1i<l. 10 make furope lal• w·- .... .I ~======~~========~~~ �\. Analysis ·Carter releases election year poverty report • I Lut week the Car1er Admlnlllrallon ... teal«! the Presidenl"t Nlllonal Urban Polley Report, a atudy that describes new poverty IJ'enda ln America and propooea legislallon 10 ""lleve h. None of the legialallon propoacd In this report will go before Congress unlesa Carter t. r&elected. 11le report . . . that poverty In the United States b decllnlng. Rural areu. auburbs, smaU c:itie. and gro~ .-ropoUtan areu report a lliSht decreue In the percentase or ~ IMn& in poverty. However, large Inner city are.e- primarily, but not uclualvely. in the NoMheaat-report alarming IDe-. . llafore the 19701, the wont poveny wu In rural areu. aut the mlddlll'c:t&u mtvltion from ,the cilllee 10 lUburbe llbrlo8 lhe bola left .. . . wttll an~ ntilnber of poor 1*'1*' .111M ' they - 11eqolpped Ia handle. .v .,.,.,.,._ c:lly ...r&lnta. to the IUburbo, dtie. • u.e pur...., movea .....;!-' wldle clwlndllns tax bue to pay for vital public .-vlca. .v dtie. not.ed , . _ and cut~ IO CXImpenNie for lhlo lou, the miSratlon or urban lndultry and Dllcldle diu .,.,w tlwlnMr Clity flllllilleo ~ 1be ,.uh • 5cat.lodco hu a-> tNt large c:I1IM .,.. biKb oulfer from thla llddled with ' • buntm of ocOnom;c clec:Une. For eumpie, povet1y that wilt prevent any the Carlt:r study IIAief lha1 the hope an'Oiconoinic uptum In percent• JMilPie IMoj! in povet1y. both blact and white. lhe ~~· future. hao decreas.ed by more th.tn 18 percent. However, In Ius• central cities, the number or poverty·"""'' whites declined by s percent, whUe the number or b)ac:lu Increased by 21 percent. Unllko other period& In our hlllory-for e~ample when rural blacks immigrated to or or ~ dedlne In aftor • ll>arp on emplo~t Southern ~~· ...,._. dly poor are 110( movinllto job All loclbtiooa ...... t.bat . , _ people have stv... up hope of pattldpallnS in Ul economic aystem lha1 Is noc reoporulve to their .-b. For thM reuon. the Caner report NlCOmmenda II!Yeral efforll to malta lhl; urban poor more mobile and bring economJc actlvity back lo the cities. Ono propotal in the repon Is to ·eumlne the advlaabllily" of chon~ng the formulu for t•ederat gr&nll 10 provide more tDOilll)' 10 dtiM like New York and CleYelond where tbe coat of 1iviog II ~ and lhe c:ity'o financeo are tbe 111011 troubled. 1bll ~would J. Ia.Wme Oar H.., H-~ Draft BMr 50~ W.U Drlab 1.00 p.a .-7 p.a . . 1.00 MIIIM:Ida Free Nobocty gets hDA>ie' dumg Happy Hour !han the aONd at 'p .J. 8otlr:m$. Cold s-. chilling wtnl and lhnt ~ codctails - expertly ~ and MMd by the happiest banlndors and be.nnaldS _, 1aWn. Our kllx;hln Is also c:oalmg up some !he tastiest food aromd. ?' If ~.. lodch.J 10 !it happy, wl'6l noc step by P.J. BotiDms. J'.·.J. BOTTOMS . ~ FOOD • BOOZE • BOOGIE ; ROOTIE'S .., ~.Dint~ 0. DMW. O.r " Cliebl Wllp FREE .,.,_ .... pwcfleM ol . . . . . . WfTH TMIS COII~--31 . 18ecl VALID ANYllME race stronS oppoo111on from.......,.. of tbe South and Weot, who fear tiW ouch action would take away billions ol dollat'lln federal aid from their "'fllon• to the Nor1heul. , . noporl. lifo recanmenda ...yo 10 help move ~ unemp!oyed poor from the Inner city 10 the tuburl>o or from decllnlng dtie.Jife Buffalo 10 growlnflareu lib 1tow110n. the o- an. lhe policy propoM1a in Pretldent Carter'• repor1 promile that. If ~ed, be will "tolJ1!M" aid to . , . . lha1 need it 111011. lba ability of the Caner jii"'PPOIIo to otop tbe growift4 dlaparlty between older Inner and the reot ot tbe muntry 1a noc qrtain. Delplle lhll ~.the moat lmpor1luy. aapec1 tbe report n that 11 aclqlow..,.... the oawre and the _,.,nude of Inner cii.Y povert,y Mid ~ that It Ia u p to the Federal , pemmerlliO OOfTI!Ct it. au. or �.f. I&SCArE'S neceu · TNe.-w9lfl~lhe....,.AMoclallon(8AI= COld 1111d mad Ill Adllllnl..,.lon for WO!Id!IQ tOQIIIher to lund • pojecl will . ' • ta.Mf11 lltudlllta and PIU'IIde ~ to tMdlerL 1llt-'-~ To 111e EditOr. You atMI Iton) tlloMthltato )uat u , llnot Poorer. tho" youraaif. lc&nnol olford lo r~-l~ama lllwtsn to eat lhlo month. ao I t - th8t 1 - two ~ One. I c... faa~ and "-.W""' lhla winter, or two I can •t. thle winter. PI-~~~~--. Ho71 You In 1M las1 11101on from me: n don't k,_ aboul rou. but I 00(!' )uat call home ono AI A""""' .............,t fcall«< • roc:cnll<, oMo11V 1 aay, •"Hey o..t ron•nller IMt ~ you 01.. me lor """' - ' you to~.- - t lbel lot)-"' - t Rlgi>L W.. I WMI-)Ual tllle ft." Funn~ ..1.,. $30. but WO<th - I I ) ' to me rnucll, man~. tt-~~as-.tnmYtomll)lforr-~t~ no? BMidR thl long Glatancoo ~ lo CIJUorn~e ~ -..,..-ont<t-.NoWyouna.. tcT-...- wtlflt tw ocruma ate too muclllor me .,..ay. In c1oa1no I'd fUll llf(oto aaythltll r - · haw. .,.,. o111, 11 to,.., - t lnatrument. ,.,. Chencato •led __,_on rou, I will oo ao to B) A blod<, down - • · You h ... atoMn -ninO ,,. llnllt of my abllltiM. - " ' S11lthl11 tllne. -'"a"" to 1M IIIII timet r,. .., 1 ts o1 mY wtnte< , _, Come Ill' """"' t an<l maJ'bl fOU catr ttMIIfle a-10 11. At~of.,. will be warm tpla wlnJer, ucn Ill~ hopTlhal t - ltoma brtno you u m P.S. I~ caaa ·~· aHm ollm ~lnolthat you Cllange you• Jollaa ""vlno them ttol.., trom menu brouGht,.... Y"l' mind, you can rotum t!w Items, to alation WBFO, 327 ate one of 1110 mQ!ft ~ paoplo on lh.. Mttn. Squlft Halt. Jull Ita.,. I !>em In the otflct II you <ton t wanJto be oaught. I eo.... and TNCIIer &raluatlon (8CAn) ~ l. .l w a y s - - - on -.pua. , ~ -letteriO Ill'.,.._, wllolallbetal!Y MillinG ~ 1f!e IIUCCeN or the proJect will rW/ ujlafl how ~, blrMelflo ltw " ' - o f olhlt8: J•-.e n..., ~ and faculty reapond to SCAT'Et If It lo tiM!! ..touely, will be ~ to form their academic eelleduiN mcwe to ~ IMif benefit and 1Mtruc1ore will be lble to refine UIIIJ eldllo u l' teKtlera. 5 The twc>yeer ltlal per~oc~ 'for lldmlnletretiYe fllndlno oi9CAT{. s eJCPeCied to be oontafmid In a memo from DMn Rooeberg to Thanks a lot Dirty Sneakers Unllka the 8 ult1Jo medle, we're not Jumping lor joy o•er Govetnor Cerey'a approval ol c:Onatruc11on lunda lor the UB Dent•! School and lauding the good Governor lor tilt benevolence toward US. We're p~Meed, but r681 thl "gilt" 18 well overdull. It will take along time to erlaalhe embaress~t thla Unlveralty e!lperlenced during the aummer of 1979 when It wu put on " conditional" •ccredltatlon because Ita dental tacllltlea were so poor. II wilt laka a '"-'te lor ua to lorget that lhele crucial funds come wall after othl< SONY eehoola a nd State sectors have been accornmoc:rarect. You see, when the UB Dental SchoOl underwent Ill accreditation ra.lew In 1972, t!leteam pointed to epace and equipment problems. When this r>ewspaper ltr81Sed In Octobar or 11178 tha t these same concerns Jeopardized thl too ranked School's st811dlng, 11>81 InadeQuate Inflationary Increases threatened the quatlty of the program, and that the lack ol apec:4 waa wreaking havoc among the lacutty-vlrtuatly nothing was Clone. And the' fact that IInce 111112 when UB joined the State aya~m. only 150,000 had been epentlor Dental School equipment and new facility conllructlon, naa only left a mora ,bitter teste In oUf mouths. So when the accreditation team eweptthrough here In 1979 and oald the SchoOl was rotting, we could only uy, "we told yo.,...,." The whole unfortunate Incident Ia a typical example of the State'alongtarm failure to maintain quality programaln SUNY. The Spacfrum hat frequentlY admonished Carey lor hie failu re to ~por1 Buffalo, and ,.,. lln'll.'clll dllplflty between public and pmete education In New Yorll. The Oentit SchOOl waa one oltoo many examptea. SO forgl\'e ua, H,ugh, It we olmply atand aalde'and WitCh u all othara are applauding your allort. You-. wo tlllnkwe'raowed. l?O when you Hnelly get aro~~nd to paying Your-debt., we elwaya feel we've bean a t11tla mcll'a than ........... ......, . Jolin~ -- by Stell• Mtdln• "Thete I& nothing ro FNr bur FMr rrrtlt • F.OA • "You m'lJM • • - r1 /U. I ,., /Hd ~ e~~Joy lr.• Tox Antoene. Ch 7 watherman, New York. r - olrre,..,t _.,Ilona; - . behind ,.,.. QIIOIOS naWt I~ and Shaped I OOY of U>ln~tng amar>g membons ol IOCiet~. Orle rtllocta lnrloaa opliml*m. the oilier wao tho product of a callOUt l.lld lnsanaftlvo man who m.ay not have wanted ttta wfto _ ........ • Te1 Antoine loft abruptly lor a v•tlon lmmedlatel)' otter that tolevlsad bluncler, • conventaat way out. An8 lt'elu•l too bad tJ.at oomo think women he.. nothing to fear t>ut tear 11..11. Wo really wloh Frank ..., rlgllt, and that waa t111t. J .,........,_ -........-.. .-CL. . . - ._..................... . . . . . . . . . -u--.... .._................ wu '"'lnll -lrlond. Aooc ........... ...... . - ---- - -.... ..,.....T...,.,...n, - ·"That ---.1M-- ow.~~ .......... _,......... ~~ ......._... eo- ..............-._.. couola ol PhOna calla, a comment hera Mel there, • Hie deactlptlon filled t.hla ,....,.,.....a PION; hla· couplt of ttlfH by lht ume poraon, Artft't pretty method ol entortno oil-campus hOUIIIto r a p a - _,.,. atwaya harao- Ill' yo~~r~g men? Not too mony wu cltar1y ahtchld n &l>fiV!"tl.,. measure. people kno'll thai thlwoman raced more than no w.. finally calight. thore really wu no rwaaon ~ rejoiOe or to th1nl< that It wu now uleto walt tlona it • We aat IOQtCher, Grlnlllng coliN l.lld tea. our usual · nlghl. _ attamptto otay """"""wU. lor ttw,... or l&w It may be "" oxaogoratlon to oay 1/111 tw • ..,. ot lllat -. hid to , _ thet day. TM rouno- ot tile two IMIIY. Mel that oiM<a will ..-...y IAIP Into lila Ylalbly angry. SIMt tell lllat on. n "'"'· .-Mdconrlnllttoth(ulen-lnt!lloereaWIIO onty aile cllcln•t-w b y -· 8he feb fruatrated 11\11 .,._~1)""- lor """'Y. 1'""0011'01111111 l l l a - b a -tonedbeoeueeothl<-.because ._.._u..y live aloM, t i l e - - can of her~~ ~bull)' In a loCally female 11e ...ay - I n t o: _,...., ,...lMY ~ e rfolll to ~. "'*- waa really nothing you oould u y 10 1oo ..,_ at anyt- ll>ly -.. II -lei nol be an COII'IInca hlr tnat being angry otw1oua1y wouldn, helP ~lon,thougl1,toaaylfletllledaft0erlaf.,(""" "'YYlllnG or,.,.-. hlr foet belter. n ~ onl)' OO<le. But..,.... of u:a think o110vt II ellttla mona tnan to be lruat,.!Mg. SIMt ehoukln't .-lJy .~>~•• ~ • rleyW llont !Mt nltlll AM got lilt phone celi,_U an uPon reac11nQ thO article, aJpped he< act o f . - -. .,., aha """"'ldn'Ldo II lilxl time A co"-llowty, 4r.w tn htr lnatb, man eltller. u.ton to """-• one ofua Jok8d. r ._"!'mY - .• SIMI- with or. o i i W - . atoudllanyonehld fM~nt.andlhOnoneolt!><! 11ont In a ' - a llOWt IMJ ltrlo guya~ Ill hed 011e. Andlhat'a- we all aawt,. Mel Rllll!ad. ~ II '->8d bel0te lh8J llory~ , hu.,..., -...~::~·.:·.::::~.:: :::::::::::·::::.~.= - One ot ,,.women has .,..., rapod·bafl>tG. Some ol h<or lrtlndl wonder Why aha hu two hlavy bolto on ner door an<! wh~ oha "makao auch a big dRI" out ol • a.-.v...... ,.,.,. - - - ..............-~ ~::::; ::::::::·0::= ~ Gaughters raped, lXII who Cllcl not l)othtr to conoldir lht~taln an<l sngor au !fared tn troe cr1rne by tho vlctlma. He c:o<MIIttlel ' crtrne hlrnMit by lnau~rno ""' dlonhY ot tho.. ln•oiWt<l and tlloae who cared. ......,, I OMaloer 1810 a-c-.. and,_ '*' eflectl- and courae cunleule-wttlch are relj)Otlelbllltles or the Untverelty. We would atilt like to ... SA push tor. and Academic All airs enforce mandatory faculty compile nee with SCATE. When a eyatem' dealgned to rt'fiiW teaching ellectl•eneas le not compulsory acroa•t.,..board. 11'1 goal may na.et be totel!y Julnlled. Aa long u atiacher can eay "no" to SCATE. II IIMither a lh-t nor an lncentl.._ Uliftlaa, 111e ..w option In SCATE-allowlnu. !acuity to ha•• elthet Jull1 a course deacrlpllll" or a atudenll ••atuatlon-ls untalltfactory. Both should be preaentod In the booklet II It Ia going to be elfec11ve. Flret allow atullente t o - what the cou~ Ia about and then r.-lew-tha a.oluatlone of 11. But to elmply hive a courea da.<:rlpllon In the SCATE booklet and uaume that will give atudonts any moans to Judge the eflectl-• of a QOUrM Ia n\lve. Additionally, del)llrtmenla are reaponslble for printing courea desctlptlona. II thet le what SCATE will contain, WhY should SA-out of mandatory lees-partially lund It? • · , The Idea of SCA TE Ia eound and the administration a financial auppor1encouraglng. The long-range goal for the project should be complele"'llndlng by the.admlnlatrallon ..,._ userul, maanlnglul product It's gre&tto eee SCATE back lhls semester, but tho bugs atlll have to be Ironed out. What we' re looking tor In the end is auccell Without duplleallon or waste. ' ldltor .... Clllef =: 11 PNeklent Ketter, 11 a good Indication of the Admlnletratlon'o oommltmant to the afton. Since' we belle'la that • -~• and welklealgnad SCAn book Ia - M I Y to lmpro¥1 tNdllng Ya( It,- 11 """* -······ -~- - ln. NalgNior1IOoc:f ...... - tnaJdng - . . . a.... "' .:..*'t't' t II hal_, - -.. "-t!Y boll~ at r'llaltt. .., efler- e p..rn. or II p.m. you wlt!tOUI ~to'*"' off One ot l b a - hal_, lotlo-10 .... door~ -oa-~.on---. TMolhlr """"'"" often paib on lite ~ ,...ono aida of 1M - a.,.. - . , . . . • ~orno1 Qo11en e IIGitlll. llllllcllla~ ..........._. . . . . . . . . ~ ........_,.,,_...........,, ,.lltll. a i!I!Cifllo.tf IWIOI. .. !'-a IIWIInh --·""""-··-----Dnly..... - - · ~ "--tM you t'i! lila lloUM. It ,..,_,.,hftltllll.'"*" ____*' llallll, . . . , . . . ~- - ' n o t ........ Ollie ............- llut ... -~.....,110 �.l i PerMJnal pTobl#n Antl·ftJYi anti-women I To tho Editor: To tho Editor. condl<nnotton on rumor. tn fact he IH~ oould lind more women wbo 111 ttlidenll whO ate llllnlnlat lind aotlv.ty ldOntlly •• 1Hb111111 In lll.n In ~~ depar\mento. lnvoWod In Women'a Sludlea College (Wsq 1.... _ . llolh t..Oian and flllnlnltta In - • • aro tHo-woman. t~lod bY tno lrutll"g ol bo!h Robert 'Bull'o (Sep~­ Beth can hoVe common lilt-to: lmprootng "'omtn'o till wlowpolfll on .,.,. Woi!IOII'• Room, Mary Clltlcllll'a corlCIIIIoc> In oocloCY. promolk>g - · • M i l " - ' fOCI, t),...,ww•aparUng tebuttalof Butra afllcte. and MflofOIIanct and ~ 10 ano we will> nor dolnofltton of 1'111 . . _ ,.. 10001'* taiMf 111011 cornpoto. ....,._ have - . a HOWIVOr, wefMI lhenoadto,..., opectllcallyto....,. ~tlwly motivating IO<CO In 1110 w""*''l _ , POlnta OJI!Ich- not - e d by Cllt-. No tnooptlon. . . _ f..W.IItl and ltr1llgltt Firat, I I - tllat 8aalra blaa lor orgulng ~ fomlntall oro -nlng dally now to tOQOIIIof wsc to no1 a 1011<1 one. One lhould not •roue 11om a tow.nsa oom<r>on goola dMpllo crfllca lnettt*"" on poallton ol lgnctanoa. A s ingle POint tl)al ""'lcat01 lnt...,olfng lhll "-•lion u MOOIM ond 101~ Sltii'OI...O ol famlllartly with WSC It that M OIIUmat maJe. .,_. wsc Ia a mldOntlal college wnlcn It to not ano naV<tr We w.,e not aurprlood tnet Baaltlgnored thlo hlotroy hn been. 011d dragood out one antt-oay ateroo-typoa that are oo FUrlhlllmO<e, he oxpouJ>d• on tho '1aC1" lhat ICO<ot commonly uMCI to ...,. awt.l' from -lUng ol tnt..-tod women "are ocarld oil by wso•o an1~ cloaaly •llh otlw womaq. We W®ld 110.. to lnl<><m mao. roputllton. Till• 1., on lurtner ~~~lon 1olM. thoM who navo had Illite contACt wttn WSC lbei'Oncl Tno U8 Womoo'a Sludtn Prog~om, of Wlllc:h WSC 1!1 a the N<tl«O In lluN'a artk:M) the! tho ~ 18 control pan, nu In taot a repulatlon nattonwtOo lor l.,.....ed In meny 1 - ol lnteroet to aN Oolng IMOVItlvo. ecodomlcalty ttrong 6 oonYn~H~IIY ChJtdcarw, abonlon reform.. aeft.fle1p• l.f'ltfd.wottd oriented. womtn'a atucr'-. wOCMi\'1 mustc. ano poetry.,. but a NOI only - · WI dlsma~ tnll II..H llondlfed tew examp&-. WSO rNilzas th.ll ac-aa..nk:-.1 atone wsc hom a poalllon ot Ignorance but 1110 tnot no connot support f<trnk>lsm and haling men connol wort< tolled on typtcil_ ocare tactic• to do 10. wny, lor poeltl\le eoclat chano•. wsc tttiYM to teacll ou1 10 all lnllancl, did he choaa to condemn the Coltogo oa womett ln 1M Buffalo aroa who may wl&h to uoo tho " lllgflnlly Olltknaleanotlngle mlnOedty lOibi on" with resoyrces h nes to alter. Df'IV ' \IVe heard lhla 11 fact" •• n11 source of ln1Cfmltton7 In more direct tO<ms Batlt to baaing hla Ell•• Scholl two wsc our- "'OI!l4'" II IIIIa ciONid my attention In - • yMfl, lind more '" r - t monthl, that ......... ~ problem"' tho aysltrn, rotlw, - · tho'Coltoooo. And IIIII Ilea lr1 11• hood, -.{8chwonz. rho Spectrum non an 111\lctethltiiU--1 lila hlgiHlandldandcntcUn liMa tOCIItoiq- lind _,.., '**!llY ,.. -Qilffatlon of 1110 HurTWt &elruellty Center lor lila - · <toll (It'• ~ In 15 ,..... ....,._.ton with 116. I ,.... « wh~ ....u- anyone- oyml*tl*tc 0<-.. . . . ttc than"'· Schw1lr1L Hlo a" I I - to at.-.tlnlonota ana 104all)' m.- bohiM I pWclng and obttuaMt MC)oFreudl.on kind or attltudo, In 0411111 - · he It o!w~ roedy 10 alice IKKigeto and other imporlont noodll In tho Collogoa with a r'lke. but rN<I)I ano lm~l!cat,.., lntolloc:tual knllo. Keep •P tho good WOfl\ agalnat hlm-patltton nlm out-run an upoae-do yOUr damndNl, but pat onto hlm. You1t be doing tno J utur. a ~ ' • -0 Cl>ltfd 11/llon Hlclll Gtt to know us , Poor poTtTayal of womtn - ro tho Edffor, r o tn• E;dllor. You'vo been readlno our name 11 lot In the campus new•P•I*'I recently! but hoW many you ttnow who o• we rNIIr are? Tne Communhy lldlon Con>s. tCAC) io a group Jf •tudentt who arelnte.rnted fn deW~ aometh4ng with • amaJI patt ol our 1911• tlma. We .,. otu<IOnto wbo "'" OOCUioM!ty- Will> tM preuu,_ of un......l)' lito and no.. IOU(Iht ways to O M - a br- Olld a clwlc:o to get a allghtiJ dlllarono 1*_1... "" bol!>g COIItGe lludonto. We .,.. a group ol people who , _ sought waya to lilt the suenglh of our car- cholcaa by going out and _.,lng on proJocta within our fields opportunity to oo tnlngo we'W beef1 Mnllng to do ouo never aoomed 10 have I he ch•noe CH time to do. We afo j ust 111Jd.un'tl wr\0 ht¥e mlncte til at wort\ and ldoaa that might wortt. We are alao • tudenta who would like to meet other tludtnta Who wou~ Ul\e to oet to kno• t,. PIOo!O and ttl)' ol Bullato In a varleoy of wayole< 1 1houra • - Olld 00<n0 bee~ to the un-ty loellllg o llnlo lno preuurod, elot more rofreohed and aloo a too mO<O dellllmlned IO get mucllmooJ UUIII I deOtM fiO<n onta u..-alry. Come In and mee1 us We'rt! In 345 Sq1.1ltt.- - I woutd ltll;e 10 aOd • tew new fM~ts to ttM. f'eC4if'\t " ugiJ g"'-" d-Ie It 1100 become hOnor than lhO pr.atdentlal rece and overwhftlmtnQty lnOfe lrttern1lf\g Arsl off. 1 am a maiO. and t agree with thole do not 1pprcwe ot 1M contrOYtM'alal "Quote ol tM O.y•• wno and aloo lht llfiKl~ HOffWI T·ohlrt Advortl-nl. They portay women In • role that they anoutcl not be sub)Octod to. Seiellm Is nothing new and Its vk:111"r\1 are nolllmlloo to tt\o feme.le poQ"'eiton. Men aJso are toroed Into rot• 'G'f tl1e rnodia sud! u tho macno re4<t, being COOl, OIICI nor sl>owlng omooton Fu~. prOC)CK'I4lnta of l.hMe tale$ Af6 not tlmltecllo '"" - t y .. a wnooe, lood I>Y tne meoaa wnlc:'f\ wan11 to ·'catch your eye" IS fftponsltwe MolT"of ut lnaDYottantty contr1bute t.o out OOIJOIIt•-. MIAtl CrimmUIS own roles every d•Y· No one l.s unat1ec:toa by rr.em. Ot~ror boc&uee ttle't vu•oe now or !\era view us My main POint It tntt 1 common fdpect lot au of ttudy, We are el.so aludents who f'\1\le taken tile Communlf'l Action Cot»s human beltlg.t, bt thtY male Of' l~le. WO\Ik:t oo • klono way towards bMtrllng ..,1501, end as r...- u • &on56 of numor 15 cooefM'nfltd. a Utlle dlsetedoo •nd sensl1lvlly coutdn't hurt Communkations bTtakdown ro tJto Editor. A.a ON Who knowa the homn of war, 1 am wrr lntlll..e.d In - . I n olhoor wordolad..,.,.lolhe plow, not rlffe.. , . The OO<!ftiCI ~Mot-. 1n1q and Iran 'lin tnla'l)t!Mnt of the.,...,.., breakdown or Thin! Wot1d CommunlcaiiO!>L l'henlby C<MJtng 0 1 1 - - l a J cmte tnaf 111 tlorllblo wltnlll Third Wot1d Count,_, !han we of the WNI. n Ia unlortuna«a tllat IIIey O'*t-1<11111.,. aotlng l r r -olbte • hh ~ to each other. No doubt. such thlno- .,. 01 m-tr oWl\ N..IOnal lntereei, and (wnn the .. or our noat~ Ill lr-n and to U.S. cltiUnt) no1 011,._ wtth ,..poc1 to the ~111/ul Oynomlu, and ~fbillly lf'I)IMiod I>Y tn.lr g-t enefgy _ , . , the olfoct, tot'a . .y on uatawl'a oconomlc growth, and nattonol tnt<trnll atlblltty 11 dllelteiOU«.. Tho ,,_.,If .,.,.ron. N_........, ogaltlal IIICtl -laDIIIzlng factors. Tho rlppto QOII l>lgg«, and Mllawl't trouble are -.,fse. Four: '"' Congltaalonal atlotments to lht lnternallonal 1110, ano O...topment AQency wtll be deflated. Thefei>Y US Aid to Mlllawl Will 1141 OoorOIOOd In surf- capflalvelut. F,..; Woatom ooc:hnologtcal goodo, ana IMit tnlomallonal coot lo menulloctu••· possibly w~l ..,.._ 1141ronO Third Wot1d at>~ lily to pay 1<><. Tlle<oor the tocl\nology - l o d....,lop aolf d~ wMI 1141 -~~~ lol&lawl Will bo fO<cod to "'"'1nrematlonal conc:e.ulon•. afterlnQ fler nat'onal ~lng all o! theM points In ...,.,...., lo one !IOWa-_.,.-. nu- tnt--· To 1/te Edttor. lnC"'IIIIY· atroaoy acknowtodgod occeloraood population ti'IU.._theal>llhytocs-iopfood.....,.,,.,.,awlllnot be able to meet oucn demands. Star;allonl The Sovlot auppllod, and oomotlmoo oponaor"" traqllnOOYifnmont. •nd the Iranian lelaml c R...,...tlonary O<>wmmoru ahould conol<ler !hOlt G..,. ~~~QGid.,.-rr-ntn-lloMimonotary Political re~aiOIIi\JM. Tille aJso ..-no, with lhl lluct....._, n,.. ciMuiDII'1II .,........_ capfoal MC<tmy ol<ceptloc> ol P<Oitctlng US-Sovtot Nattonalo.the Unltoo stat01 and thO ISo\1el Union tnOS1 net '""'"'""" Wl\al· Tloo.:oUCIIIoll"---~wtlt--atoPflett . · The diii>UtO I t - -tllal'llc Natlona 1 -lila .,.....,. ollll on tho oil opot "'""'"'· 11 Thefei>Y, the _ . or otal>llily wtU dopond on the tno ,.., 1a ~ anocMf ....... will ropldly ISlOJillc lnt.._OIIon ol .,...,._ Thus poaoa _,,., 1141 d t e a - . : . : ! . Md Sootll Anwlca'a tnflattonory • • • - · luling. oconom1o wjll dope!~~ thoM 00....,...,..,.. 00 I would llka to • dltc•sston on lntamottonol cut their . . . . ~· ill national ~l'fotopmont, reoponolbiDty of o-Potlticlll di.,...,_, of energy Buell Ollfl be t&Mn through one already r_.... to Third We<ld dov.lopment domanoa. t - initiated,._, - l t y PfOCtr&ll\t, to balance theft boll... ouch a locua will ._.trapolote from I"" POOl of "lOit+on llllola. Unlvorelty lntorut. a gtMt Ideology tho! I rool will glvo tile Wot1d •Bani< will loot< ot aach natton'a 8UIJIIOI1 to oho kiM II of Prnklerll John F. l<or>n~~C~Y'a &blllty ~ Mtllntalll COI>lrOl• on Ita loro40n _ , In ~ of poaoa ""'~>•· IOCMflne Ol'odlt !uuanoa. II lhe dlttr1button ot un_........,.laot-.oocure,tnRi l l o ( l '->at!OIIel. ,..... orodlt Ia ..-.The P.$. A~~t.tl. ... , ..., Wotlcl will be ~cod to 1M /hoyaa MCVf!t)' a--•t• "'-!!oNJ '"""'"""' ........ ,.... Banal music on WBFO -people-.,.-...,...y.--,.,., ShOW-_,_, - homoaai.-"&N." 1 read tho tottor to Tho Spectrum ffO<O Pl'oiJ - AllMOn llklllg luuo with WBFO'a now programming, and tho roefto etatlon rnanoQO<'s reply. The latter enid thai lhla pt'OQrommlng Ia t>olng apploudoel by the - r a l OO<Omunlty. II lo tne caoe. pot!lepo WIIFO thOUid flnd Ill 11<>rM In tho com"'""lty ratnor tnan a.t tho u,.._.lty, The oppolllng decUne In 111 cwwall tone (t'nON oftenstve than ttM 101>•- ot the Pf'OCtt.,_,lng IIIII ProtAIIeoon cllcuooed) to notnlng IO< • u n - y 10 be proud o!. Tbere are atm JOtN ucenent prog;ams on WBFO. •fila Sui there'$ no ~­ 10 be. It now snooq In alllhe t>.nalfty ot CO<nmorclot radio. mono Mddonoo than 8nQ«od bY tno -nob' 1 awll11oaa ol <I\UIIIIY tlwot nu ACCOmpanlod tho cllango IO<m WBFO to "FM 118", 11'1 llko toling an old lrtoncl. 'unovallal>lo atandord u thoro - em j. R i i �__ ____ ,........... .. --·- ___ .....,. .. __ ....-..... _. ...............................a.-......... ,_, --. · .,.._.. . . .. . . . . . . . . . ,..,.. .... .. . . Who .... .._,, .... A night spent in muddy ecstacy 1 The contestants if>r&WI, mud· slop- and waits ~pec:tantly for · covered oo the center or the Wp the lint pair of-combalants4 that is lldinJ as the areoa for Tho couple tmtl'~; the auY the event. The aowd yetis ltwd dressed in cutoffs and the Jlrl commentary. cheering- f!l'!l! oa clad in bikini top and shorts. as the Muter or Ceremonies lets They make their way to the loose witb a cry or center of t~ rib& wbc:re they ''FUN .. . WOW I" Beer is plop down onto the battlelield. inhaled by the fans who are aJI The MC uplains the rules, "No ~ event In thomselves and raJige bitlna. klckina, saatchina or from middle-aged ~ in three· arabbing or aenitalia." The last ~ suits to coUqe students rule brinll a ~ from the and couples out for a crowd and bas them woaderin& r~tk:(?) evaaina. Only 00 If It Is actually oeedtd. The MC "'lb:at 'a Incredible" or "Tbo;te also ruiH tltat the male Atnazina Animals" was lids ,competilor bas a 1tqe wQabt type or eatertain!Dent advaotage and .consequently pubUciud. Mudwreatliq ill m'*"·wrestle wnlaouNbe use or Buffalo? ~, his h&Dcb. In the cootlnuous teardl th.r The whistle blowa and they bars ao tbro\1111 to•'tome up 11art to li&ht. Stanclins up ll with llmaliclcs to draw · in also Illegal, so the fiaht customen, Dubd's Party bar resembles pip wallowbla more oa Buffalo's south side bas than two people wrestlioa. roiand • rather unique one. Wlthia minutes the contestants Bvay Tueada,y for the put are covered wilb mud. It &ets in month bas been mudwrestlina their eyes, their mouths and oiabt a.od the response bs been their noses u the action beats eatbu siauic . Rtnaside is up . Tbe crowd yells IUIDdina <'?Om only for. the ..._cncourqement to tbe girl who bouts as patrons crowd tn to bu become the favorite of tbe fulfill their curiosity. predominantly male crowd. Sbe The contestants, wbo are r nponds by pinni oa her coucd from the crowd by-an OpPOnent to wio the first of this MC wbo spends the prepme five roaod event. li6PII pena¥ Jobn Valby The aecond round opens wilh to act e¥c:rYDDC Ia tile the prl ripplna the catorrrorr rilbt mood, are seat to the her oppooent. The crowd is t.almt to suit up. The crowd aroused. After a few minwes ~up 10 die "caadplt"-· tiM a~r~.-- berJOp, thea, · luie ar- IIIP tiDed wit11 her llaoru. 1'be aUd4Jeaaed men -as who had been in tbe bac.k row make a quiet rush for the front to ppe at a woman youna eoo~ to be_urancldalll)lter. The $CCDC ai!S wC:irder as this enactment of someone•, twisted faotasy continues . Between rounds the team is rinsed off, as a photoarapber, a friend of tbe first couple, snaps away. · • mange No "'IIII lbe aowd yells for more as the MC ldls us thai we have jUSl, been treated to a ball mooo. The fllht cuds ' willl the alrl by ¥Utue of bold thai Qoraeoos Ocorae never would bave drsmed of usln& and p~cally couldn't perform. All's fair in love...and ...m.u.a ••ratlilll war . . . and mud . The oat competitors appear in the center or tbe riha. For some reason they do not look as attractive as the last Ul or wrestlers. . The male wadd!es into tire riaa looltin& like he Jru a land· MCNally aJobe for a 5tOIDJICb. and with a pin on bis r- tbal coutd sicken a "-d or COWl, lbe,pllooks Ute abc could 1"1111 • sae.,; willloat..- lralodae town or her bouse. Life 'hal taken-on a very diUereat persP!"'five u a capacity aowd sits there absorbed in this display of froUc and pervenity. The oext act featurecf'a guy • who offered SIO to a.oy Jlrl who would talte it out of bl$ slloru while wrestlina, and tbeo two girls were aolna to wrestle each other. The crowd wu stiU JCreiiDllna for eJtpOIU1C and !be mail was siiiJ ftyiQa as l IOade my way towards lbe door tryina to- fi&ure.out wbat the al1radion Is. 1 asked • middle aae.t aau owsiai rf0etu11 ~ Wal tbc:re. "h ball .Job.l( Canon," he Aid: WhalCftr acts you tbrouah the ~ I pess. GRADUATING ENGINEERSEARN AS YOU LEARN WITH A DYNAMIC YOUNG ORGANIZATION The Naval Ship Weapon SyStems Engineering Station, Port Hueneme, California The Jewish StUdent Onion presents Movie: '· Brian,_s Song ) • f Starrb1g Jame$ Caan ow~ on your c.ftpll8 ... ._ TUEIP~y; (lci.ztn. W , Or ...... 01 call for -lilfclrmlilloft: Joday, Oct. 6 at 7:30y.m. CMiian ~ Qepnnen~ (Code 061of ' NAVAL SHIP WEAPON SYSTEMS ENGIEERING STAT1011 Part tbneme. CA 93043 Ceil collet (805) 1182·5073 -.,Equoi~E. . . . MIF " �PHOTOCOPYING 355 Squire Hall, MSC 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday 'Well-Being and Being Well:' a women's health symposium by Laura Gooclmaa $p«'trw"' Slttlf tf'TiltJ • "The greatest health hiiZAI~t womm race today i• their inability to share e~p<raences and talk with other women ." ''Knowlqe is the Ky to women's abUity to care and protect themselves. and to enrich thor h\<es~ .. Tbese "'ere the sentiments that prompted the Buffalo lntcrqency Committee for Women's Issues to conduct the the fi(th ID a series or "omen's health fYlllposiwru lut Wednaday ar the Buffalo Statler Hilton Hotel. "Weii · Bein& and !kina Well " wu an opportunity to brina toa,ethcr a larae and divers• &roup or women to disaw issues such as Women and Stros. Far is a Feminist bsut. Women and Nutrition. Environmental Health, Medication, Health and Aain& and Binb Conuol without Ftu. Tbe ftrst day's seminar, "WeU-Bdna and Beon& Well- Positive Action will Make u Happ<n," was conducted by Judy Noffigian and Norma Swenson, two or the llUthors or the infamous Our Bodies, Out'Kives. Norsiajan and Swenson >tresaed that women must learn Lo llust themselves and learn to question the medical profession . Tbey claim, "medlcine is not reaUy very scientific. We must learn to recognize what is solid and wh11 ii dogma and never really tested." The authors called for women lo bllod together to fl&ht for the demystincation of medlcine. The author went on ro stat• that medical schools do not prop<rly train doctors to handle women's problCltl>. "Women'a probl.;ms are created by the system and its structure," the speaker explained. We bave aU of the work and responsibilities; we arc the mttiority of consurnors and patientS, llod yet we have none of the powet. We must try to establish a proddina vooce: our interesu ~ not beina looked at ." "Binh Control Without Fear." another seminar cooduaed by Norslalan and Swenson, did all but o1lspdJ rear. They clitcussed major types or binh coot.rol devices used, thcit positive aod neplive aspects. Dtp...-.. Pharmaceutical companies, accordina to Swmson, J'dc • need to &et IOIDe types or con~l'l~Cqldve devices, uhimatdy the PW and l.U.D., out. oa the market that would allow women to be spootanoous about saual rdations. Expcrimenu ..-.....e bdd, noted the speakers, )'CI they were rarely taken far enough 10 discover the consequences of their usage. Reports or the experiments were rarely available fo r pubUc review . Women ._ntually round o ut the hard way when some conuacted cancer from the Pill aod p<Mc inOarnmatory disease from the I.U .O ., compounded by seven depression. Norsigian and Swenson concluded th<U soberin& discussion by stalin& that a barrier method (condom. diaphrqm, c:ervical cap) wttb a bon ion as a back-up is t.be safest form or birth control. Janet Quinn. a nursin& iDSiructor and developer of a Therapeutic Touch course. spokt on "The Dynamics or Your Own En<:ray Syacrn ." She stated that everyone is ao enorgy field and that by learnio&to understand. to f«l, thu ene:ray, peoplt can learn to direct it in a mote purposeful way. Women should especially g<r in 1ouch with this eneray. suuested Qu•nn. becaust they are ulbe caretakers of society-iu nunurcu, helpers and 11vers. The demands made on the coerar of women are limitless. every demand is another book pulling on your energy and leaving you exhausted. frustrated and arutious. " Women need 10 learn how 10 balance 1heir emotional responses, she continued, so that they do not have a constant energy drain. They must learn that sympathy is draining, compassion is a gcncler emocion and love is an energiTjna force. "We must find women-power to chang• the system and ro find ourselves as well," Quinn concluded. Risk.< "Women and Stress·Beyond Adjustment to Chanae" was • seminar conducted by Carolme Morell and Juli Bazyk, two counselors from Womanfocus (a Buffalo based support group dealina with womon's substance abuse). TbetJ mcssq:e was that women must learn to rd.aA. to come to temu with themselves and with their own expeaations and those or society. Women must Slop fedina guilty for not beina Supor·Woman, they ruesscd.- Women can say "No." Tbcy can chang<, they can be honest to their feelintS, t he counselors llffmned. "We must han& on to our own cherished piece or oundves, • • conveyed the sp<akers. ''Wt must learn not to respond to everyone <lse: we can IU least please oundves. Risks will be taken both internally and o~t~cmaly when we rry to change for oundves. Our external supports are women's aroups, eac::h other." Shutters &Sounds Coming October 8 ........ """" 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~:~ - r f 2 3 �Harriman-Sq~ire tunn_ el: the home o( UB's poets caa• 111 TtnJ Sp«tnun Slq// Wrltu c:_ . . _ueiL-.-. . . _.._...,......... WHO IAft IT'S ..... M . t M - _..__,_ • ......_._..,_ ~~~ _oi_No~lldoJ-T-~,_ THE LAST DAY TO TURN ,I N ASSEMBLY PETITI.O NS IS TODAY;-OCTOBER 6 ... ONly 40 SiGNATURES REOUiREd. PETiTioNs CAN bE RETURNEd AT SA AWARENESS DAy fROM 11 UNTil J p.M~ iN TkE HAAS LouNqE, SouiRE HAll. J.ADIES. NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Ptna Coladas 1.00 • Strawberry Dalquirts 1.00 Door Prizes for Ladles Did you ever wish that !here was a tunntl between Harriman and Squin for !hose miserable windy, rainy or snowy ~ !bat aren't fit for man or beast? Well, maybe you haven't , but some students' wishes were answered 22 yean aao. Down in the basement of Squire Hall a tunnel starts and winds underground to Harriman. Bitt for some Unlveuity members, it•l more than a means to avoid the dements • The tunnel speaks. . .io verse. N01 100 many people listen to what the tunnel bas to say; (or years they've been scared off by stories of assaults aod rapt.. But the tunnel bu a message. It warns to prepare for world flip-out and uplairu !hat the man who bas a soul obeys ooly ibe universeAnother poem written n<ar lhe Squire entrance to !be tunnel in brown paint r..,cb: '1'Mn wUf come 11 time when w will go to the mounto/ns to ~ca~ the bluningfim Olf the plolns ond there '" will plan our rrturn to this t:hQrrrd ground --North American lndi® Prophecy This •propbecy, wriuco centuries aao. describes the Sp.nd. ~ fWI1In9 wllh FNC! end be nr,t~tlfled bl\lqnd yow wtdest bdilfs. P8farn.t at jlour ..,..,. blfJft! tlw ber. Polar.Jiy cleatnoctlvt Mucb of tbe Crolaocr brigade's pomy In the tunnel deals wilh world problems, as the aforementioned poem exemplifies. The Hopi also prophesize the Barth beina trapped by a large wtb It e&n!!J)_T escape. Said Ilona, " I illtefilret this as !be dectrlc liAe's !bat surround everylbina, Ute a web !hat !hey cannot &CI away from." Ilona said, "Teehnoloay is out of control," and !hat it will be "paiDfuDy 4estructive to life on lhe planet." Tbe tunnel is laraely unknown to UD students. A few, however, still travel tbrousb it or stop in oc:easlonally to sJanee at !be writiiiJ. Accordina to Vice President for Student Affairs Ricbud Sieat'ft ow, leaal problema arose after tbe construction of Squire Hall and tbe tunn~l met a d eed requiremau. Ilona CzoiJioc:• is a vCierm of tunnd art. She has beal aoilll to UB for II years and is worlt:ina on her third dqree. "Ten years ago, !hat wall was a spece wb"" students wrote wh&a.ver !hey wanted: it was beautiful; murals, pocu-it was ldt untoudled'," sbi recalled. But after 1970, the administration chose to "sanit.lz.e !he University aod to wipe out any memory or lhe ' demise of lhrearth. ItC... be inJerpmed iD this atomic ageTo mean !hat !be bumina fires on !be plains are the result of nuclear war arfd !hat man will hav~to ao into outer s;pace aod Every semester wait to rerum to tbe charred riotS.' ' mamtenao<X palau over !he earth. poetry or Dona Cullloa and everyone else ill lhe tWllld. EM of 1M world This ooly causes 110111 to One thousand years ago, !he Hopi lnd.ianJ carved a propbec:y "attec:k it with renewed viaor at into rock !hat symbollud the the begionina of every end of lbc earth as a mushroom. semes(cr. '' The end b described as the sun - Nobody, as far a• tbe on earlh, accordina to a woman administrailon is concerned. who calls herself Ilona Cullaoa seemstct know why lhe policy aod adorns the walls of tbc toward the tunnel suddenly tunnel wilh ber verw. "I think t:hanaed in 1970. l.lona IUQCSIS the desaiption of !he sun on !be !hat !he admloislratlon wUhes earth b very much like nuclear "peoplcJos -!bat students are not coneemed, not IICtive, war," she uplained. Cz.ol&oa is ~lible for apatbetie, and IDCOI!era11 to traditional valu.... matina m• tunnd QIC&Ir. A representative from the Sooleday, If you • dare, you miabt llnd her lona blact hair maintenance department 1 f19wina over her MCJIIcao style claimed lhll ho did not know shirt· wblle sbe'a paintlna m lhe RUon bcbind lhe cbanae in tndiao. propbec:y on umoel policy, althouJb be did say !hat wben lhetUDJid "acu lowed up walls. Sbe _is a member of the or looks bad, we have to take CJolaocz bripde (hence ber (the paffll.i ofl). '' alias). The brlpde is named He ~ oooc:em over after Leon Czolaoa, the man the "fillh" &lid "four letter wbo shot Praidalt McXlDky ill wonls" oa the tuDDel walls. He lkiffalo ~in 1901. ~ ... lllid be b nor or allow!Qg lhe believed tol)c,~n ao.arclllac, and walls to be Qled f« paffui the ~ In bW DIIDC hu PIRPOIU btCIUIC of• tbe followed lint, • poalblllty IIIII ''you~U bao;e 1loa& believea "the country ~ 11-otn aoup to nuts" altoul4 be' brotca dowD IIIlo 011 thaD. •'lt it Cioclld be all Mil'IOW'I'llina ~pa tMt c:aa poeU:y..aDd 011 room for llltb," toOrk ~IDa cooledcnlecl be . polated out, "auz. that ~· u To IIIIa .-dlbla,.,_ ~ be WOIIdallaJ ••• lhe Tide T.....p, Oct. 7th 9' p.m.-- 10 p.m. to vote. "The best way to &how aovcrnment how !)!:Ople ftct is by sta.)'in& away (from tbf vot.ina booths) ID ·droves," she clalms. �.. l • ...... ~ : l Time expires as Bulls shock UR llyDu Holder rnllinly via ruonina back Mark Maler's amu and lq;s.,...Tb< j uoior l)Joru Edilor ROCHI!STER: II may ~ simple, COCWDOD courtesy, but t pmoo •ho•l4 always pay bact his obiJplloot. At I<Ut tlw io "'"" Ull's fldd "'"' tidtcr Rich Pltillips believes. It's what ~ attributed IUs I&A mmutc thrcc·pointcr to, the 41 -yard<r thai booted Buffalo past RO<hmet Unlvcnity Salurday, lllld Int o the S.O undef~ed ranks. "I felt that I owed it 10 the team." llle l1111ior saJd about the I.Kk tb>l pve U B the 1).7 decision wtlll '"" I<COOds loftdll tb• prue. "Wt could hlvt had at leaR a cit, if I hada't mialed that cxua point Cm the f1111 q1W1er). I ...,llld bavrlo• tbe 111m< It I mialed it (tht liclcl aoaJJ." AIJo helpina to •s>Oil a Yellow Jo<ktt homecomina was a stinsy Bulb defc:Ne that may have bmt a blllc more lllnce la.a wetl<, bul Jtill bdd Roc.hucer cu onr coucbdown. ran for 28 yvdJ, and oo a haltbill:k opdoo hh flanker Frank P m with a IS yard pus. Maier capped olf llle clrivt Mth 1 rwo-t-.rd d.ub Into tilt mdzone for Bulfalo's sol< touchdown. PhiWps t11<n mJw,4 the <Jtra potnt auempt, ><~tina up bi.t dosU!a rw . Maier.leadina BuUs ru&bcrs with 18 yard•. tho uaht thai UB bad a " good around IIIII<, but we're Aop)){na o urselves." Tht Aoppina for the Bulls came via p<naltics, iotcr•'<J>(ions and Sl&lled clriv..- in midfodd. "We should hlvr roUed over them,'' Buffalo'• Rodri&ucz said, " Wt bad all 1~ boQb in 1~ •ond... T1te Quartcrbaet el<Jll.oiDed tbol "the r1r11 drive....,. perfect. Thm, tbdr d<ftnst adjU$1ed-wt lhould bavt adjlUied (the offtruc)." Hr blamed Plr1 or the loss drives on "not koopina o ur poise. We havt to s11y calm ." He revealed th01 a 1o4 or playa-s wc:rr blamed for mi.Aaka rtm 11 •u. tou&h 81Jn(, H dtJcn.J1n by coaches l.nd 0()\n piJ)'ffJ dunna Gary Brown. admiltrd ~ tbe latnf. hunina moralt. "th t y weu r unn ina re.,l " We m.adt too man..) miSla~a JOOCI-Iow to 1~ JrOund, hard to today 11 CTUcioJ times," '~'~" tnd 01 11~klt o ,...._ Ll<all r~td . " V.e have to ovoc.ome lhr bad Qlb. and put the ball tn t.ht endLOne .... Tbe miSdttrrtlons save tb< The bad eaJJr that Licatuefmed YtUow Jac~tu 230 )'1UdJ ruslul\5. 10 lneluded a quick whistle whl<h almon double UB'o 148. 'lbe bomt ron Buffalo a fumble recovery ond leAffl added tnolher 20 yard$ In tht o ne caJI of tht enure- SuUs offi!Oslvc • u r lle. They ran • lot mtidirecdoo pla~s-drawt and ddayl. ;ur, wh.ilc BuffaJo's aaial attack nttled US yards. i n nine hoe bcina orr-ildes. "Those: penahies were unbelltv•blr ... <omplttJOfl>, Rodriauu CltdOimed. The Bulb put tilt ball ittto the The Bulfalo dcfenoe kept mdmn< on tltcir lirA IIO$I<SDOII. Ro<bcarr orr the OCO«bovd Wltll Twntttlt boll on their 10. Buffalo 7·11 1nto t.tlt thlld q\Wl<r, Wbm awcbol uprldcl lor tbe SCO<e, Tony Camanu pushed in lor .U on a 17 yard r\111. TonfCipolla put lite bo= team ahead with IUs point· afl<r, on advantaa< they mjoyed until thtlut two JCCOI!ds. The Buffalo comc-from·bcblod •t<tOI)' W1IS Kl Uj> 'What the Bulls dcfc:NC bdd Roc:bcaer oo a rounb and one lilu.tliotl !Me in tht lolll1b quarte-r. ..Tbac wa.s ow bia break ,"BuUa bead roach Bill Dattdo insisted. " He (Roehestcr coach P11 Stark} W.ould ltavt punted, and put w in tb< hoi<." lnllead, Buffalo toolt posstalloa on their own 45, tu1d .il&r1ed clririna. \Ja .• . . . , , _ , ''The kid.J '"" <fidlt ·, want to qurt." OIUido J&lcL lbe drive ....,t to tltt home team·, 2A yard lloe, ntl.lnly on Jtff M&Jtin's IUM--yud rull down pus, and l.icaut'• 18 )'1Ud reception, both pasocs tltrown b~ ror RodriaU<t- The push was balled lboUI fiv~ minutes whtn US's Oary Qwuranl wAS nlpped durin• an attttnPted pass. aod landed oo htshcad. Hewasw<nto Ro<ltcJt« Ho.ll)ltol w\lh wtt11 wu inluaUy r<poned .. a spnined ned . Three ilk'Ompi.tn passca. to l..Jcala ~~!'~. :,h••.!:~;:*!,.::! rcm&Jruna. Tlte 2800 alumni and ' '"dcnu cherred C'ath lncompletloo. then Slood helplca> u Phllhps connCCied. "You oouldn't ask for a nicer k.tck," quanerb..,k AJ Whitehead proutd. Actina .. bolder fot the klet, lte upl3ined thai "wltm YOU hrao th.OI thud, you know tl'• 1004. Th01 b&D went IS yards pea tbc JIOII posiJ." OIUido <lOIIUIICIIIed tltlt Pltillips "blew. 111\Jc ODe, and then hit tbe b;a 00<-.. or th~ pass, enablinr. teammlla Kickers split crosstown rivalries by Aa4J MaUipa ¥<cr-SI.UWrll., About Ovt minuln lalrr. baltbadr; Jim Devore had 10 lea.. Ill< ...,... wt1h a h...t injury &Rtr a Som.dma a4Ycnity brinp oat collision lorill) a Buff SWe fllllbacl<. tlttbatiDalt:UI.UB'aiOCXl<f'&IU 'Tht: competitive Devore raW"DCCC to l(e aa example. Tbey loss a closdY· co oteoted SUNY Athletic Cooftroocc (SUNYAC) homo COttltll aplDa Ilia Four rival Buffalo State WedDCif(lay, 1-0. But Soturday, , _ Mtb brisk winds aod aot...ty rabl, lbo Bulb b)la 2.-1 ..... dd. .ed ~ Ilia 1'0111 lot, C.WI>s CoOtce. • Rolary rtdcl. "rbe Buff Si.u- W1IS marked mlnutOJ later. 11 Buff Stale's Bill Thomu crossed the ball i.o rroot or lOIIi< Mark Ccksu. Thomas' rJiol bit tbc ri&hl aoalpoll u Cdcae wu huufnlttlt left bar. The lleaaall' Jim IUilunor. who later scored tbe - · · onJy _., wu cJosiDa in 00 tbe plAy, but jUJZ failod to reacb lite ball lA time. "llllouaht it WUIIIIft effecti..Cy. Scuniy ddcmivc play aoal~') moaned Thomas after tilt the onl1 reuoo tbat tbe score J&llle. t - biiSIIID& """ ....... puslaa dlda't rell«c lbe illleruity of tltt Arter a ahalry first two millut-wid> the 8tnpls prCAiJia lilt liUIIs Ia IIMir on CDCI-thc ltoiiat: ~- Mtled clo..... ...t bepa 10 cloaliDae play. UB' s Clu:is Slmoa t.nly atistral ~ • Many tid< lO tllialll<s into lbo lint lt.l/. Ldl - d o d ia or J1cap1 . _ Mart I lbe 8aiJ' lOP acotcr beaded • ball lac:IM. 'l'lde 0 the ri&ht c r... t tol ...,.,...,em_ ,.... ...e..,., 1201 • .... ......,.••,ltwlfl!w. Pan of the lad ot swtalned o(fcruc may have beco the field. Heavy rains dunn' tbe wetl< forced tile &>m< 10 ~ mD'ied from the asuoturf of Rochcstn·, Fauver Stadium to the rqul&o YtUow lk~ <l praalcc lidd neat door "We were so psyched. I lhtnk that If we had played !bern on <h< as1ro1urf. we would have blown 1hem out, ;. Brown sa.id, The BuJla worked oul on the .artificial IJW 11 Rkh Stadium Friday a!temoon to OfcpllC (Or the QCW SUI(Kc. Rodlc:stcr also....,. ou culct tcam to ..,p.. .. (Of" the aamt. """""dina to Dando. ' 'They had ""'""" to bt," be llid. " We lei Wltb only four minutcsltftln !be half, and tbo Beoaab appl.)'ina prwurr Jl\ &he UD a:one. the rderce awacded tb< visitors a djrect kick. )UOI otallde tbe Bulls' peaalty area. IAJt.-1 or ..ulna op ror • 111o1 tboll&h, tbc 8cDpls IIIUIDp<ed 10 catch Cold! Sal Esposito's 1100p1 off 1\Ulfd b)l altanptina a !*'· Qllld< lhlatln, by UB's O..vc Ootnrood. rcturclna 10 aaioo after sutrcrina a !pn1ac:d anklo ap!DJI Ocoaoo thrte - b ..o. foiled tbe Benaals' Jt/01<111'- The fulllMI<t from Spcooerport JtqiJ>OII in rronl lootl - ~ •-J....,-., fll;ocNifw ..,.,.,.,, .._, oome io 1\trc 4-0. wbde they're ~l . AU they could ~ wert spollcn." Some or tbe Bulb admiued to 1><<P&rin& early (or neat ·• Pill< opinA ..... y. '"We OK lootina paA this a- to Albuy," lincbacttr Co1mo Ntstola admitted. " We <>,poaol tbcsc f"YI 10 fall down . But, then opl.tl, we only save vp poinu. That'• a good aatiSLk." "We can't koop say\of 'oat Wttl 1 next week~,• • Price, wbo had fin ~ for 88 yuds, Ald. Maier ldded thm. "Wt'rt sttoa.a ..-.ctl <IIOUih lltot we caa oven:om< our mistal<a.", Afttr .... ,_., ~ 12 b.- of tbe Gmu DoDcs. better be •10111- W<01 ., tbe • Kriow scorin& threat. ··wr jusc lc&m'J ooc-pme ac:oriA.& clrou&b•. lc:t down (afttr the aoaJ.)" noted ' L<OiJting oo Glorc<V~tl'a aoal and Scott Bleyle. " We should'~ pur 1«>ri1111 one of bb OWII wvo:n 'eiit a ...y. but we djdlJ't." oolnut .. lalcr. llky\< ...U.ol oo ElpoJ!to commented that, "they Simoo'• aoaJ, tbc winDer. ,...,.. (UB) jua died. 1'ltey dicla't waat to to tbe Fredonia trmJfcr itt tbe come lMI<t . It ""'a prt'lty cvenl'y tnicldl<. Simon tiKn beltJod off a mMcbed aa- lboUJb." lllcylr dc!CDO<r ao4 JbcJI just IDiidc tbe added, "ODe .... ....,.,., tbe left-coaferencc. We'>< 10(11 ,., vp fO< E•e~pl for CIDI~lu•' Pat Saturday." f"'muc:ane'J UD.Uii.lled talky ll lbe llulli - e t<nlll\Jy up 75: 1•. !be Bulb ~ !be Salun:Jay. " We took it rJptt to &ccond half u well . "We ·em,'' observed forward Mite domin.a ted mOSl or it," &posi1o O!ort!i<VJki >PO'klna of 1· 1 <1Cplalned, "We j ust didn't live VtttOr')l O\lc:r CanWus.. up.'' The oold rain didn't dampen the "We ,..,.. outpla1ed today," tJ)ont.J of the ftred•up BullJ, who admitted C&IIIJiiu> COKit Steve coouolled tbe &IIlli< frOC'Il tht A<romooiic:b. •bo ~. " The opeoioa tictorr. After ..,oenJ .. had a lot to clo with it." ehanccs, UB fina lly bit tb< Tlte Bulls travel 10 marl<-<>n Ojor-JP<-vslU'• 2.1 yvd Univenity tomonow, io wlw bulla 11 28: 17 or the ftnt half. ~ fedl will ~ a " t"""' Sinton bclped to J)llt aa CDd to Ill• _ . .... un·, play on !It< second half, lhou&h he wu d.lJ:ey and oomplained of a heada<~ afttr !be aame. U B al:m001 aavc up a aoaJ live b)l ~ atd 10 atd aaioD-Witb both 10 olear the l>aiJ uplidd. UB swted the sccood ball very SlronaiY. applyina prCSJurc., bot fai led to apit&lizz on DliQY ocorina opponualtics. Twenty minutes into the half, Gross and Simon .......,a~ a prcny drivt, wluch a!.- put ... Bulls in Ill< lead. Buff StOle came ri&ht bKt four minula later co .IClCft the IJ&mr 11 decill~ poittt . Rinaer ooonec\ed on a pw from Rlcxt Bussani, alta a scramble In front of Cdestt. "One! or our fUYS mined an usi&nmen1-'lfhert 1 1 came oul to cover up on him (Rin1or), hr JWII put it in the baok comer. Just li~e you're supposed to," uplaoned tht """bcr coalie. Tilt BUlls wa.. ntv<r able to ~- from that aoal- Burt Stat<reUed 011 Jon& clearin& passc:s an.. tlw pOint, as U B oould not mowtt S11U. VtOUOH DEP'~ ~ to !Ill. • - HELP NEEDED FOR CHINA NIGHT We need your help in oorious performances, backstage prcr gramming and publicity for CHINAMGHTI If interested, please contact Chi~ Student Assoc. office or contact Mr. Kwok Wai Chan by calling 6364721. s,_ �·I ; Colgate bullies Baby Bull~, 23-19e i 11170.. B.w. I :.::..d boob wmbe u a ~ looa, boll lllo JV lllllk pvc Colpte a bad ~ willl Prlday'oll-19 clcdoloG. ''illll ....... (l1lc Buill) u. DQthlna to be IOft"J' for, •• Colpo'a aalst.ult coadl 8yrca 1 •he end &OOC.IO pul. Colplc lbald' l6-13. The point alter ....,.pl wu Nocbd !iy UB'o Mitt RakoWitl. • 'Tho wiJuliQa IOIIdldo.., wu sc:orod a! 13:23 in lhe 1ur qtWtor Wbc:n Flhey lhrouch opia for a I 5-yonl sc:oro. BUJTolo r.adted tbc met 10DC a minute later, via a l'!?lte Bob Di.a JflOOIIIloe or a Fricuo oae-yarder. " You'•ci')IIOIDcJOOCI bat, • CbrlluDaa pat it, ••we came up a liuletbortllllheiOOte.'' Finalt.ll~c Wl~-cBttloandKnPPY." • ~ 10 Divilioa I Colpte, lhe BuiJi ll, U8,19. j wore a IBt on tbc: alilba aide. "They ~ "I ...-y iaopnsood/' Cdprc's bcad ......, JUtt C....cv CX>~~UDC~~tod. "I respea ~ DIIIOCit biu« thu ua aD arou.ad.'' JV bead :o coadl Mike ChrlstmaD aaid. " II WU lllcoe IIIYI. ""'' vc aot IJOCDC J00c1 lalall. doliaildy ooe bock or a ballpmc." Buffalo t.ota could n:ali.Y n&D." Hcldclod EJw:ep( fot IWO .-Jy mlauta, U '11'01114 lllat wllll 1 IJ.IO ddlc:it-11 ballllmc, bc was ba"" hem a 1>'011 ball pone, and a UB tt.ll ,........., bolt we caine li'OIII bdliDd last week - . A ftrtt q-.or equlpaMG~ crror ..,.. ....,. Comdl. My tam's aot ~-" D'Amico, wf.o bad ....., rc<:q>lloos for UB atouc:bdo..,, and a blocbd punt in I.M 130 yvch,llid, "I thlnt WC did IICitClbcm. third period P"" Colpte lllelad. "We made a few mlstatcs," Bulls But, wc kind orbeal oundvcs. Wc101 some qtWt<rt.ok Marty &mtl admitted. "The brnlu, but dJdn 't Cll'klliu on lbcm." btoc:kod punuunod II orr. Tbal'a when they Commentina oo a Colptc tam that bad a total orr..... or 159 yvch, c:omparod to 101 tltelad." Tbc lad awitcbod three minuta into thc Buffalo'• 321, wbtllll c:oacb Knin Oroocly SOCOO>d half. A 44 yard pu1 to Chria Mid, ''I thlnt tbey ~ on asi<r lame. D'Amico from llartlna BuiiJ' quancrbad Wc had a couple of brcatdownt, butlhe kids Pat F~o put UB up ?.(), a fter Dom bad lou or dc:slrc--Urls was llldr fll'st pmc. aI ~Aid. • Espolito convened llle polnt·aRcr artompl. Buffalo put another .U on thoacorcboard larc in the second quarrer, when BatT<It hll flanker Bob Pack with a •~> )'llrdcr. but thc ""'" point was ble><kod. . Cola••• finally started Ira orrcnslve 30 seconds afctt 1hc Bulls acorina drive, when Kevin Fahey broke through 5C'I<ral tackles ror a 40 yard run. A minutelarer nm Marah made a )7 yatd field aoaJ , IO make the half• time""'"" 13·10 Buffalo. After a Aiffcnocl Colprc der.,JtOppecl UB early io the third quarter. 1hc Rod Raiden blocked and r=vorod rho Burralo punt, with Nod Howard totiDJ the ball Into they were bunarY." Leadioa Buill ru.shcr was fullback .Kc:vin llenncu, who had S2 yvds on 10 aucmpU. Rlibt bchind bim - • :rony Pcraval witb 49 yarda and Tony Fuller with 25. " We bc01 them orr tbc ban an day.',' Christman aald . "And wc<:ontroUod tlte linc or •crimmaac . "'" He praised both quarrcrbact. and D'Amico, and also acknowlodaod tlte de(eme, 11ying, "they played mucb better lllan wc rbouabl they ..'Ould. Now, we con rcaUy bdklle in tltcm." It wu a lou, but it was abo a kuon. As Barrett summed it up, ..Wftb wtuu we've JOC-, wo ahou'ld beal anyone." ~ -- ... Over hill, over dale harriers eye tourney LOOI( MA I CAlf Fl.Y: AfuniOt ._.tty lu• ..... into the . . , ~It tt WN d tor n.tlollgbt •• ttwy lell to lhe llr to .,_. *'-"' • ,..._ but •tofMM""Y hw otNMn I Coloe... ZS.1t - There'• a place lor vou ol Lockheed on lhe beoullful Son Fronc:I$CC Penlruulo, bec:ouae lmoglnollot\1 like youro hove been the guiding Ioree olloc:theed IInce our t>eglonlng. AI ttlof lime, we were ploneero In llle mlulle field. Today, Loc:ICheed Is Involved In 'b apeotrum ot a<:lenllllc and lec:hnologlcol program a you won' t tlnd anywhere else. We're Involved In meaningful programs In such dive,.., areas as ocean svotema, apace avotems, energy and environmental ayslema, remotely plio~ yehlc:le•. and lnformollon svotems. We're located In o'he ol lhe moll beoulllul areca In the notion - Sunnyvale , Colnornlo, where year 'round pleooonl w;eothet, greol ouldOO< octlvlll'es. and the cosmopolitan lllestv.. ot.$on FronciJCo and Son Jose ore just ahott drives away. The ~nellis ore greol, lhe career grow!h opportunllles even 11realer. Sound lr>lereaHng? II so. lh8!1 lnvesllgote llle exclllng opportunities ovolloble now 101 COMPUTER SCIENCE • ENGINEERING GRADUATES (Aeronoullool• Elec:lflcol• MechonlooQ. OUr repreeentattve will be on campus Wednelday, October 15 "unable to oontoot our, .-preM~~IO""-. please lorword vour Inquiry Ia College lle<:Nttlng Monoge<, P.O . eo. SO&, ~nrrvvote. CA 94016, We ore on ~ucl oppor. lunlly olllrmotfve oe11on employ«. U.l. ctlle i)INp Ill requlrecl.. ~ You can add tu101hcr _ . to tlto list lD lhe rmaWaoco of UB allll<oio-croll eounll')'. The runnlna·BuUs boosted tbcir standina to 6-J with a r~rst p1aoc fioW> in thc Bia foyr dlcunpioruhip last Wodnaday, outaco~ N'...-n UaiVft'lity, Buffalo SWe,.9>11cac and CatriJiuo Collqt. -"Winftina is a "'" cbanac or pace." a smDins coach AI Heinal Mid. " I'm roaUy pleased wlllllhe tcam-lt's tbc: bat team we've bad (41 UB) in the put nve or six ycus••• Takio& llt1l on the S.7 mik course was freshman Kenny lvcs. Thc·Dix Hilla, l..ona Island IWiVC ran I 29.14 pace tO lcacl the fJCkl. " Hc's ttancndou.s/' Hcineo pralsed.... He•s 10t a loc or beart.' 1 Tbiny KCOnda behind Iva wu Mike O'Conner, .... aec:oDd or Whll Helem daaibed u "rny Lana blaod connection":" Tuioa the aoventlt and dablll spoiJ In the meet were UB'a Butch An'.soo and Brian Orqory, with Olaclt IC...,.. oasl1ll in eleventh. , "The kids arc all real aoocl atb!CICI, "!he coach uplainod. "They're not tbe type or klcb to nm for money: they're bore for Johool." Heinen pointed out tbar ar a Diviaion I or II school, "the coach owns them. Hcre it's more 1ow key, more Informal ... Practieloa herein Wes~orn New York, tbe team does not banlllcluxury o( workina o ut on hlUy terrain, wlllcb a.:counu (or the poor l!<fformancc Scptembcr 27 aplnll Ithaca Collcac. "We~ aU rlalll untO wo bit those hllls-rhey wcre ldUen.'' Hdncn noted. But, for the upc:omlna Now York Stare Championships oa Novcm'Dcr I, Heinen promlaod that "wh ao on flat councs." Lookina peat tho pri>bablc JUCCa~a or this )'Cat. Heinen' Ia hi&hly optimistic aboutt~e future. Out or llle 14~Mt~ on lhe vanity croos country team, 10 are freohmCD. lvca, who won llle Bia Four meet, eomcs to UB aftec a htahly auccasf\11 blab lcbool carter. He was natllod 10 the AU Conr....,...tcam, and wu named lbe t o p = on tbc: AU SurroUc CoW!Iy flnt TOIOI, Rec:rultloa for tho c:rooo COUOIIY ram Ia blabJy infor:mat, ea:onlina to Heine. MOll ot tbc: IDttre~t eoma from eoacbcs Hc:iDe:n mel wbik worltina u a 'tract......, Ml w..~ Cotmty~ "LoQa lllaod and Wcstdoala' are lhe botbedo rot nmaiQa ID tbc: SUtte," he said. Most of the rec:rullm<lll cocneo ¥Ia leucn lnterca rrom~ d In bllb scl>ool. ..wc•rr. oo OW' -.r:• HciDea dllmed. .. \Vc' rr It the doormat aow." Hit.......... ate li>lo 10 ' 1ND llll&ft,'' be c:xplaiaocl. "U !hey IIIia a pnaice. !hey work OUI oe llldr OWII. " 1bc: ......, rduaod to prodiQ ariJIIIinl spcdlle;· boll uourod 111a1 what...., bappena, •·.,..•u be a>mpaidve. •• or · St8190S. cameras a , RecOrds Tapes lfaAIIn WAI'ffED qOI~ Schqol ~gs Any CQndltlon .Will Pick up 691-8987 875·0707 /..Shu1ters &Sounds.. look for" OCTOBER 8 In �~ Yan:ee• l IMRIAOIN"- I -~ , _ .., " - ll'tiWH, ~ Meta TeleviMd on~ T.V . 1 Cell 688-0100 for achedule ROOTIES PUMP ROO" 115 Stalllltoecl CHEM. 101 ... v-~~~~-·--· .............. ,.,.. ­ . . . . DIIJ~ .-,_ ... -A·Ceflo·•oo·-... Mat~ IOAI!Da , - - u . a.l HITe PEOP&..E tiett at CNiiM m J a.m. I UitMA ,..,_ WNit daft " ,_.,? I'O frte to trwr~~t. ' ' roo • , c.aM Jec&.. a•·ll7t- OOU..,.RSo-OFF, a eoou.t a~· c:oupoN ..... CIIt.... -........ ..... _.......... .. ,.,.. ........... ~dWI&. ,..~ CliO¥. W'M:I • ...,....,..._, ...,..... to: OOII....otf, "' c . t tCM.. FOUHD: ONe PAIR OF ala IIO."'Plt*: Wftft _,_ l-itO relnforacl crotcft WOD'Mif(s .,.,..,_, ,..._. d alm ft'f.ll'n - Aw~ "'"""*v"" -.,,.-oHio. Proof Of OIWI'W'Iftlp rtqi,MM.. .. _ -----· NEWGUY Mr.Taco 3248 Main at Heath , _... va• PHYI.. dkll"ft tMnk I'd dO lf did 'JIOU. We'll I dkf 11M wt'Ve M.a. II. .._,..•• IO "lt .,. Onltl ~..AWe ........ 1111. WANT~O WARM r-ec.p41'Ve wom«! to .,..,.... In mutu.t Wf\lltewwa. Wllllno to ,.kKm. F~. '111M. mw.ic .nd Get Olle -- tw-~.or<r. PATRICE J. LUCEY hlllltlr In any, lllld. We're experts! Soft Drilllc Er- Lfl (orplr• 10/ 13/80) 361 UNIVERSITY PRESt ~ OIH,C., OINK,. • THAHIC.$ TO hOGS..,.,...., wa Squire~ MDIIdly - mlly 10 . .... to 5 p.ftl. 83H5U (with thla ltd) kPrel lob bdoaoc'• .--IDg - A protiiiiMiy typnlt lnd prilltJd 1'11111111 Clll bt I IMI usa( toa job uy Oll8 Super Mr. Taco (CNW.,...tlon Qf'OYJOH. ContKf t1Mt "Iff• the ~.- .- Chtb. £!cpe,-lfflC>f RESUMES AU..,._. l'oUCIC!I'U. Tft.M._ . . yW 1n ... . , . , ., ..Wbe~llltbe Sqau. Coalueace Theatv thla~ n..,..,·..w~ .. 5:4$ Wtlb alllk TK£ RoUer Skating Party LuciAn C. Parlato • WIMas Today. Oct. 6 Wlilefto US,t. on Niagara fcJIIs Blvd. (No W<e .,.,... 1'\ob •Ide onlY) ~&.U....M..ac · n.e. 7· 10 p.m. Tldtet• • $ 2 . 50 / Call 636-5565 or -see any TKE member. JOOI,I kweftwwat ...SmlikkiOFridl:y lhe bfosl. I dcWft ,..,. tN ~ Mof9W)I ~~,:. :!.!"J:~~sE~~ UI(RAHIAH? YOU INdl . ., ir'IYCMWG In ua•a u~~r.,.., s.t't.ldenf Cll.IDI c.om.- o-tcus.s upeomk'IO l!wnb Frkt;ey, ]""> Jlf $QUirt. PAVL HOW A80Ui til for two Oct II. SquJr'l. '''li-" ell"'* for ltte outr~ l'oHf to mt' wpposeo ~.nt bOt lust ... ,~.,, somelnlng in ~~ tor you II "R.l'd In t1w F~" ' ..ut-nt.AH~S Attomey·•t·UW ·36 Hopkins Road. Wil liamsville. NY. Corner of Sheridan Drive 631-8884 PAE ~ C~ NA prHoH~ted by CO N ~ERSNCE ""* 11'\ot M•ln LATKO PAJNTJNC AND COPY C~NT&RS RESUME PRQelEMS? l~sSII-You Sample FREE Tben let Us TypesetS. Print It 8ETTEFI/FASTERIFOR LESS LATKO C.~lc: Ctmpvs. Mlnllf'l' at $1, camP!A Htwman C.n1ef' on Ocllt. 0<'1 19. Hov t. 7;)0 pm, Pl..,. c•ll .,_..,., to m•k• rHetVofllon&. !1171 Mailt $t_ 1$'J"': NW. F ...s.. 81¥11. (So. c--1 ~·acl.. I No., ::: ' j BEER BLAST FOR 4UTO-CYCLE INSIJRA1tCE '-,.....,.,.a«.._ _" __ ....,r_ CALL 837·2278 • _....._,...., ~~~~~-~l:e ~ UI(Tfll ."*-~' Olft your I MWir to the llounc« on the WIY ln. 'lllellrll10_;__~ ____ _ - -·. Talbert Ballpen following the Bonfire at Pan:el B ... DAVI.:__, ycu-s111p on ,_ 9:JO- '1 ~ Friday. October 10 ' Beer SJ/$1.00 S 1.00 dOIICitlon •t cloor entitles yoa to cloor prl1es �___ ,. _... , _ _ Ia - - " " ' 10 1oumoNpo In Wolhlftgton. DC. lntemolllpo run !p< 2.4 .._....._ ... ~ ..... ef~&p.dium. lo-.. - -lo -- ,_.,-..;'Tbe~- .,_.._llld ... ..,-. .... - - - -.... 1IIK dlin ....,._lle_lor_.,.......~ ~-y.W~III<II'~ ot-. Jnnouncements CAC lor 831 • ·3521. - - ...- Aflf)tyII In looloirlg 345 Squlno. · Vo411111- IIR r>MCied b)' CAC tntho loltowlnQ ~ Slop In 345 Squire IO< moro lnfonn«ton: Cyollc f11Hooil b h<lvtng • a-t.Por•Br<""' !'low. I. Two """"''"" . ,. nH<Icd to tallo clown 1M bOw11nQ ICOtU lot IIIIIrolalnQ ...,,.Tho l!.d Crooo.-.tatrelood vot-~lo< - - o n campus. Thorc Ia a!MWng lnd uolnlnQ '"""""""' a1 at 6 p.m. In 337 Squirt: llatloua proframs ar~ awJtabk! thet kwolve di.OdJ.n: Womeft. ln 81Mdell .,-.tho a>mpanionshlp ol o ncO now end then. 831.3521. Vl- liB Dtwlt and RogWRUon CounMIIng contet hu rtopV\ed. One .to one coun~lltng O(' dreft and r~ lsuetlon rel•ted issues Is av•llable In 342 Sq:u,re on Tueac:bey• and Wednesdays from J.9 p.m. Private KIJions t:~n alto be arranged at other hou,. If necuRry by coiling 636-2960. Akol\ol Awarenua program-Do you torMtlmcJ feel that you Of a frl'end may drfnic too mueh? Orot> b) 174 Mf/IC, Elll<oU W<dnesdaaJiwn 6-10 p.m. Til• Counutlna Sent« in tho U.kd floor of lo\khHI Ia !lpOMOtlng a Men·, Support Groy,p. My tMn tnt~tre•ed In ponldpotlng In such o group, contac1 Bob Paskolf fuotcloya 0< Thurldayalrom 9·3 p.m. ot 831 ·3737. lntwa~tiooat Ou.bi.-Jw\eke sure to cbeck your maUboa: M. the SA orttoCe In I 11 Talbvt at IQ.Il twice • week. Spo<l ClUb olllara mwt nn ou\ a dub ~ form before you can receive fundlng. Form1 ·~ eVt llebte et tho Sll olflce In 111 folbort. US ~donaJ-Wrllen end c:olumnl•ll lnleruted In wrltlagforUIJ-. ~lng In lto odttorl.ll board, pte.... C8il tho SA o111tt ot t!.M-.2950. UB llll......uon.l Ia • monthly )o<lrnol end IU Orll t•uo b Khodtrled to co""' out In tho oprlng -olor. UB b to reptaenl the Idea ol 08'> tntematlonal communtty on tnt.e:metfonal mett.eB. __ ....... t ' oa,o ·. ~~w.-----~ IRI<n ....... IO..p;.,lnlli Squn. R.-.Inc:"'*poople, ,.., Do you line o "--ag In SWJIIRJ c:ouna 0< 1M commllllorl) Oroup l..rtgal MMcel hoO ' ..l'ral6oAI'• ....en.. to ecc u 9ofondors IO< lludoML &.eg.lhaaolu) Wo olferlegol ~ Jond lnlormatlon lo ott 118 lludenll. Opon 11 ·5 p.m. 1'\onday, Thuttcloy otwl f"riday, until 6- y.tn. T~ and 7 p.m. Wednuday In 3<10 Squire. lllao LeCMde Fronc:ola , _ . . - Ol ):f5 p.m. In 102 . . - ....t; ,_, o .Upend ol U 2o60. FO< fiuilw lnform•tlon _,,lte: Shlrl•y Stron. COOf'dlnetof"j'"" inlltmahlp P{ogrom, National WlldUTe Orv PMIIwa <If SONYAll me<l tom«row ot 2 p.m. In Foundallon, 1412 16th &roe<. NW, \v~lngiO<\, DC 20036. 107 Towilaencl. Clcmeu. IIC. eon-ton O...Suadng lo\lnor1ty Sonlora who ort mojorll1g In onU.ropology. oconomlc:a. geog...,tly. hlatof)l, pollllcol odenco, poyd>ology ond -logy who at~lnlo,..od ln - - -- - ~PhD dagr~/1 group of m - . n u n l - are olferelng felloWitllpa fot grecluata ot\ldy. Wrllo: -C!C PtolricllJ.l.- y, ,__.oNMingmato.wlllbe lo\lnorltla Feltowohlp Progtetn, 111r1<wooc1 Holt 111. opo.oklnQ In lheSqUtro Conlet.- Thootor al 6: 15p.m. lndlona Untwrally. Btoomlng<on.lndlono ot colt toll,,.. thbwentag. Como lnd tilton to lho ne.u •In ,...,.nt ~7~. FtllowJhll>o oroobo . .allablelotdoctotol movies. arts a lectures ollhe Unfled Stotu. lt\ldy In tho h......,ltloo. 15 llodlllona lor ......~ dlrO<lod b)' £rico Wol>l ~~.,.duo Jon...,. • l'l&l. ~- w11o l'londoyotwlfueodayot7p.m. ln lheCAAtar.,..,._. l1o prepoted . _ , .,....Ill roqulrod. Fot mop Info ~u 0 ,_ ~. -­ ~; awtled mot11ematJa lnd pllpla ~ Hogbel /llrcroll Conl'*'y o1 Cul- City, C.IIIO<nlo ts ollotlng ldlowohlps lor groduate ..udy. FO< more lnfortnetJon, wrtt.: R.D. H~M~Mn. Jr..- Olrector ofTocbnlc:ol Ed...uon. H~ha Almall ~y. CuiCtl)', c.uromt.. 1147-1. A ·- - lnxn NI'T/1 will gtw • preaontatlon on the R.ptd TrBnsit tyttem now un6er construc:Uon 1~g fo\a ln Street. • Alrto and Fkn Platm al tho Qf11nedo Th41tor Oct. 29 at l'llnortt)r studonto who a re Afro-1\mo<lc:o~. Hlsponlc 8 p.m. Tlekets are now on w le In the Squlre T1ckt1: Office. American.~ or NaUve • AIMr•c.n.:..The Ontvetalty or Rodteater --"Wints to mMt with ml'l2!'ft)' ttudent ..Floorplay" a fpU length dance- revue Soturd.ty ot &30 concemlng fellowtulps to punue a h'oh quality p.m. In the Kathar1ne Cof'nf11Thuter. eduaUo.nol program te.dlng to U'le /1'\ute.r of BuslM:s.s Aclmlnlatt•llon degtee at on.c of lht: Jla CoruartJu:m llnt..,..Ues. No bad<grouod In monagcbuaneN P~ kct.,.. ~~~~on b)' 0.. loloret~~t Mllcholl. MD. and Bnwllo<d OnUCh ol tho Bullolo....,.lo\ pcogrom. on fM progrem •nd oduallon Wodna<loy 11 8 p m In 200 Ia . . - - y. Tho (Jnrv...Jty ol - · wiU be on aunpua 0<114. Sign up lor lnt•Mo:.ws In l Hoyot C 0< Squire. all """IJ'y .-....!lng by Sldo&y <loldfarb Wedlloldoy at 8,)0 p.m. 1n tho Pootry Room. louM 11oo< or Copen.. Sotnln..- aol CrxtlomJIORIY Poelr)' given b)' Stdno Qotdfarl> Thursday ltom ,.7 p.m. In 06 Cltmont. IIC. RJthla ,.,.,._, ond Ito fntunaUonal bf Don 'lleko• end Frank lo\oiiAih Wednuclay 11'&50 p.m. ln 31 6 1'of/IC~IIcon. " Tbo OS CIYII llf!>*rcuulona"-l!l>'en I 1 ••cornput-.tlonaf Compraxlty tnd Bendwtclj.h Rulrlctlont"ll......, b)' Prof. lvlln Hoi Sudborough Friday ol J:30 p.m. In,_, 41 . 4226 Ridge Lu. "II ClaUlail Modal ot olo\ultlnoclo ~ ' - -" glwn b)' Prof. 0 . Btl~ \O"''m>w Ill 4 p.m. In 2A5 Fronctok. '"Tho - · '"Tho I'IMI Wllo Sbol Ubvty Vot.,_• toftlghlot 7 p.m. In 170 I'IFIIC. ElllcoU. "'ddObMuloe~- ....--.. ol Ulo Dunu- ~ at 7 p.m. In 170 lo\FIIC. Ellkots. SportS informafio{l ----~- ~'\B. /Otack at 831·3515. Sc:nlon-Tho' lollowlno untwflitlu 'flU be on...,._ for ,,._,..,., Slgn up In ) Hayes li ot coY l'ln. !lied< al 831·35 15: p - lltltwtalty ol Lew , _ , _ , Rutgor'i Unl.vsllf Groduato lnd s.t-b Wodnosday: Ohio Nonhom Unf\oetai(Jr (The Cloudo W. Poub Collo9• ol Lew) OcL 13: Unlvullty ol o.;w<(a Oroduate Sci>Ool of Butfnou ond Public i'lo"-"'""' Oct. l~: Un...-..lly of B<ld.goport Schoof ol Le• Ocr.l6: H"'!'lfno llnlwenfty Sd>ool of law Oct. 16. The WritJne ,.._ 11: • free lulol'lll M!tvk:e tpo~red by the O.fttveutly -ft.1rtng Center. Oraduete en4 u.ndergnduete 'ltudenl who are: profldent wrl~,er are trained 1n . . COWK to Mlp thatn deol w1lh .......,... omdng pnlbleMa on aoy r...r. Hours •~ -kdayl from 12-4 p.m. end loloncloy, WodnotlclaY and Thutlday from 6-9 p.ra. In lJ6 Baldy otwl ~9 p.m. Tuesdays In 233 Squire~ lb& Enelneertna LAI> b now open. l'ralunon end . . , _ _ _ng ......................... todropliy 211 Fum.oa.llou<s orololonday, w-....,.~nc~ Frlcloy lrom 11·3 p.m.,otwl Tueodaylnd Thunoct.yo from 12·2 p.m. /lny T• u Bow Pt member- In bolng a . . , . _ fo< tho. Leb. piNao Qll Joe ol ~7422 or leovo 10"' namo ond """'t>or In 301 Self. ' Todour: /olen'• T•nnll •• Cor11end Soelo. 1\orobta lor rellol Or .........,.. lnd toulon Ndl T - : /olen~ Tonnb •a. 8u(lolo Stouo. llmhorsl T~ ond Thuroday from 4·' P~ li. 78S'~!Tin1on· Couru, 3' p..,.: !laMbori., Fiodonlo(2~ f1old Hocl<ey et _ F~ 1\!Mer lnlormollon coli Diet< Thomas ot 831.)717. 01'fif'e90i Women's , TennU et Otw..go: Soccer et tomorrow lnd Oct. 1.4 fr-> 7-9_p.m. ln Squbo. (Jrt>on Syrocuoe: Voll<oybollol ()owego. 1'\dvonl~n -'tJIIop offirs"you o cNnce 10 go< to know W........, <lc>ll at EC/IC Quolllylng Townamonc. Bullalo. Nulritlon otwl Cancer. Hooo 01«1 lo\oy llflocl • ' ,.,...y.Women's Tonnla atf"roctonloSuolo. c.,_,~ glwn by Or. lo\orgo lp _,_from frlclor. lo\on'• Tennb 11 S(JNYAC Chomplonohlpo; APHOS ~ meeting toctoy"' 8 p.m. In 1M APHOS ]-9 p.tn. To ...... for ony ol u- ~ colt ;.'ollcybollat- CoiJevo. 6J6.~ o r - 10 110 11onoa. 0ou Couftby Sid ,_.. -y a1 noon In 264 ~ lo< Sodollsm IT*t Oct. 15 I I 3 p.m. In 2;17 ~~~to~ ......,.,_m{B~Kka lnd 1M .22 p.m. In ......~. Copen. cellbo< ....,.,.,. • 6 p.m. ot 1M Build Town Hall. I C20 1'\Ml St; . , _ p o t l l l o e o - -onU..IIlhiOIIco.....- $ASH a-co Thundoy at 8 p.m. In lilt-~. In 177/o\f"/IC, ElllcoU, lo\ondaya from 1·5 p,m . 831 ·2273. I I Prey llocllgo-? Ulo . worluhopa cell help you • Improve yout ~e. Git Ups rrom 1 toum~~mt:n.l eJipert meetings ,..y Squn-' 111-t Lllwat)rl , . . - " ' - . . ,· Mondor• ThU!Od8y '""" 9!7 p.m., I".-ley '""" 11-6 ........ .$undo)/ '""" 1·5 p.m. Clooed S.Wrdayl. IICIAI C....... otwl fiMonnlle-- . . . . . . . - - 10 por(of1ft . . Uoo noOn ~ - - 11\ "*"""' ~: ll- , . _ _ Tlooleo 01 Q6.2750. e - t Dour~--O.-Oct.l7togo\ _..,.,.ln.-ly.Or_,.......Sqoolro_~oll d l l f i - S j l o n l l l l O I I - - - - -· f flOat£ F0< Dfllcelnlll..Tolbort. end oppllcoUon - the S11 Squint. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Tbe Slate l:IWD&II • Rlabta ~ pillision ~) bas bqun onvc:atiptilla discrimination c~ar&es a&ains'r the UB u'brariq and ba.s set an Ocober 27 beaiina -at which the Univeuit)' must produce dOCiinlents on hiriD, pr&c:docs • ~that unit. • l'o1'11)ef Actin& Head' Gf the deraraduate Libraries (UOL) ry Reichfl filed the c plaint aaain)t Libraries ec1or Sak1Tdis Roy and Diversity President Robers J.., Krtter after she did noc rccrive a pcrmancm appointment to tbal position. In April of lau year, Rdcbd was scl«ted as IC,tin& bead aJ1d believed that ~~ should have · aa I . been licpt on. But, accordlna to tbu most of the Libraries' Roy, Reichel '' time u actiq' supef\'isory positions are held· head was oot'<'DOIIIb experico« by mco . to fulfill the administJ.ativc requimnenrs for • pMftanenl UGL ~ Roy initiated two search committees ·~ wbicb recommended some female canclldai,CS. Tbe f111,t n'naliud ~didate-a male- withdrew after bein.a chosen. Consequently, Roy bqan tht rccond seard('and current UOL Head WillWn Price wu picked. After beinl overlooked twice, Rcidld wiote_to SHRD statilJa ber &rievances. Her letter implies that the Univeulty , is partial to 6llill8 librarian posts with maid, and pOinted out TASTE THE BEER THAT OUTSElLS .MOLSON..GOI.DEN IN CMIADA= . LABATrS.· Goodnews! . Ubatt's, Canadas No. I selling beer, Is now imported to the U.S; So, now It's easier to compan: the taste of our Labai\'s with the bn'W of our friendly competitor. .· ~ what you think. • We, like most other CaMdians, prdCT a bottle oi ubatt$ ~ Ovet' I Colckf\ • . • If we didn't, wid Ukely.bc drinking Mol~ in_stead--.mdowe Q~;~Ralnly woul~'tbeiUIWiingtbiud.-, ......, -•••·. , ..,,._. THINK OFCANA~ THINK OF LABAlTS , Good coonll...At the October 17 bWina. UB win~t rCfwnei. a Title o~ Lib,rary Employees and tbe tenure and Tbe SHRD will decide if there i} ellideiic:e of sexism and Reichel's attorney yrill ba~ the ri&Nto appeal any dec:is:ion. , Reichel'• attorney Tbomas • Bondy believes he has a strOD& · case pr~ that the UniYcrslty bas used discrimination If' it hiriDJ practiees and that bis client is a victim of those procedures. But, Roy has- noted that Kathleen Carrick was ai)l;ointed L...==•v• of the Law Ubrary this past July. m&Jdna her the MJCOnd female to hold a top administrative pOSt in the Ubraries' systftl'l. Roy. 4iiPIIIY explained ibat Carrick wu·the most qualified to fill. that position. While '3,oY said he considered Carrick qualified, II• noted that , Reichel was lackio& in supervisory 5kills bealusc her three previous years u Senior ResCarcb Librarian dealv snore witb coordination ' tbao Sjlpervision. "We thinlc that's SO{!•~ a IJacus". ex~." Reichel's Boll.lly told The Sp«.trvm r85t · April;-.~1111 that the li.l!ratian profession if "traditionally a male dominat-ed field .-.• Women. doo'l iet much , ~dminlstrative reports from scardi committees. ·~·'' Roy couotered by claimin& that be bad e11<9unaaed Reichel to seek the position &lthou&b be believCd tbal abe did not haVe the . proper trcd.entlals. "very.cli(ftcuiHo attrW:t quality people to Buffalo,'" by • aclmitled Jut •ome*ter. " • • . aometimes' you need to 110 for-lbe okay." ., lo lll ~ member ot' tbe sea~cb . ' "tt•,., ACiiordiai -'ai.iclee. Rlidid'a iiaic u · ~:'k ! - Ubrariu . ~---lbc_,.., ClqJill'ieDCe. "It liW Mary'a ' ICtl~t~- poddoct, ·~ -auffldau ill c~ · io • aclmn.ist~allve •'"lila,''· tbe w..,..,. COIIIIIllrtee -bcr llid ;Jalt -a-. ,ne edmiajJtrator diCII dlarpd ~the oumbcr o( io tep polidoaa at the ~ is' ac:eedleiiY low. Siace hcrdcputlue from UB. 1tdclid - "belli 'blnd u the Halt: 01. the Geprlia State Uitvculty Retere 0 c€ ~~~i¥a. .abe il "quite happy"· ...nb ber • _rrnl~ ,. • �l.. Fac- Sen E utive Committee gets ·previewof-Cerveny R~port by 0.• Bo.,....n C•mpld£dll"' Student inttrcsts were fotemost in ' the minds Faculty Senate Executive commllteemombers Wednesday when they convened 10 discuS$ teacher errectiveneu and another General Education preliminary repon, Faculty of Arts a.n d Letters representative Mlchatl Metzger delivered • synopsis or the General Education report to prepare uie members or the cnmrn.iuec· for a more detailed discussion at next Wednesday's meeting. lnformaUy called the Cerveny Repon-aflcr it's author, Auistant Professor of Management Robert Cervcny- tbe document focuses on the possible effects on depar1mental credit hours at'ler General Education i.s implemented. The ~pon states that 400,000 credit hours are currently being taken by students. at the University. "Or this total.'' related Mcuaer, "25 ~rtef\t of the teachinB and studyina activity used will be devoted to General Education aner it Is fully implemeqted. All University departments would be grouped ucnrding to their knowledae areas, theoriud the report. AI full implementation, . the distribution s of General Education procranu would ald departments with the lowest enrollments. "Amos which have the highest enrollmen", such as enginecrina. would have the most shi rt: away from their depanmmts &Ad would have the least amount of courses whic:b woul4 be In the General EducatiOn progam.'' Meuaer explained. The Cerwny Report predlc:ts the possibiliry that 20 percent or the credit hours in Hjstorical and Philosophical Studies woold be "consumed" in the Genera; Education plan; 11.4 percent in Physical, Technical and Mathematical Sciences; 12.3 percent in Life and Health Sciences; 24.6 percenr in the combined Uteraturc ud Art area:-14.6 percent in Social and BehaVioral Sciences; and IS. I pescent io Ooss Cultural or Forelgn languqes. A prediction or the amount of ICIOJU"CCS whicb General Educauort. Would need from eaCh clep~rtment was also announced. Tile Cerven y · •, RC.QAf.l co..,n)ittee . only C9llllldlnd ll!e 100 and 280 level couues and concentrated on the or nominal capacity o r each class- the number or ~pic which could possibly rill eyery 1ea1 in a classroom. These ligures were then doubled to obtain a year-lo ng couot. ':.t must caution that these figures arc a bh misleadina because in the Spring semester, tbe capacity usually falls orr," MCU&cr noted. The Report indicates that 90 percent or the credit hours in the 100 and 200 leV1:1 courses of His1orical and Philosophical 51udles would be utJUud at the implementation of General Education . In - l>bysical, Technical and MathematicalSciences, 20.9 percait or their resourc:.rs would be USed' 16 percent In Ufe and Health Sciences; 8 ,27 percent in Literature (which Leuaer considered misleadina because most Lanauaae councs are at the 300 and 400 lcvdJ; 39.16 percent in the "sub'knowledae" area or Art: 14.8 percent in Social and Behavioral Sciencccs; and S6.7 percent in the Cross Cultural or Forelgn Lanauaaes Oepanment. "It would seem," MCU&er commented, "th' t there is enough alve in the system so that the University could take in what Oen Ed gives it." Metzger announced another prolifer ation or numbers co nccrnlna poulbfe ahlfts which he la~led "the most controvetslal and ' sbocldng naures.'' The numbers he cave concernid the Dllmber or credit hours which st\l!knu would no .to.nccr be !Uin& in their respective m~on since they would be riciwred to take courses fn other areas or study. The addfrions and ddatiom to 1he departments were not all accurate, "PCCWJy tbc fiaures rdatln& to Soc:lal and Sdwiortl Scienca- Which Metzger caUed Szechuan "w~y off." Metzger did not wish to elaborate at the meetina since he did OOf waru to con very the •=mption that " some departments wiU lose and some 'w(II win" due to General Education. The c~eny plan is only 11 preliminary rtpbn and will be ~ussed in greater detail by lti author at th~ext Executive Committee meeting. A proposal to adequately reward teacher eHectiveness with a fund of "Merit Money" was announced by Associate Professor of English Victor Ooyno. The fund, which would be'&iven a four year trial period , would be divided equilly into four s eperue aspects or teachi.ng at this University. The , 'f~&rd lNi>!IY"WduJll recosnizc outstaodin\ rcse:atdl 0< creative · achievement, efecti¥c teacltlng abilities, involvem en t i n a.dminisrative duties and ouutandiilg service to studmts and the Univemty. • The motion was withdrawn, to be reconsidered later . because several members of the Comminec .)lelieved that tbc proposal did not consider several consequences or other means of rewaidiri& teachers. Certain members cautioned that Departmental Deans might posstbly reward their "cronies." Representative of the Faculty of Social Sciences Neil Mutray labeled the Merit Money 1 'an empty gesture (since) \he spirit of the motion, which ii to reviard teaebing. is at odds with the research orient&UOII, Of lrus University." Executive . <;pmm ill.e e Chairman Norman -5oltoff tt:rci:ted that research bas its own 'r~ds i n the form of puiJ 'and P<Omotions, but that the t~ ability .and 5P(dal senicet to students arc onen lf1 The man pictured here is wanted for rape near the Governor·~ CompleK. He is caucasian , 23 years old, j'IO". tall , mllfCualr build, abour1SO pounds, unshaven, wearing faded JeanS, jean jacket and white sneakers . If ken contact il!ll Oepanment of P ublic Safety, 636-2222, lnvestiptor Chart& Scripp, We're sorry! 0. W~y 1M $p«tnn.m ,... • " UlCB" loco whlo a Jtory 011 t1ot llltrr· ltardttln eo-dl (lltC). IRCB, loow_.er, II tlot ........_ ...._ of dlo OfJUbatlotl ... - itpoc1tdly - la•otved wtla .... reta~t noipadoe of IRC PnsWalt To• bipl. We ~ ......,<ftf..... SA'TU8DA'V' MORNING SPECIAL 2 HOURS ONl Yf 10 AM - NOON SAT. OCT. 4th maxell. 90 MINUTE CASSETIES ~ed. 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Sin& "Iller• is no ...., · or ..-iaa the typo or memory" a stucknt bu, he u eneou"""iii<od to try diff.,..,t memory occlutlqu01 ll'ld :~'~."': Stucleutl>evolopmall Propam. • IQYCnted by Buffalonian AJcx O.bom, the cr..tive l'roblom Solvioa Approach tac klos "c:baJiea,.s" by roUoWU.a n.. basic stq>a. Th< rii'SI or lheso is " raa-roodina" wllich donna lbo probkm, The socood is "probkm· last stop, " accopunc:o-nndiJII," tbc flodina" whore the probloro i.s ' idoas are pur Into a plan or adioo broken down, bolatod a nd whicti wUJ JOivelht probkm. • analyud. Tb• third, "idea·findina ." · Crad.t(y plltets pooanial JOiwions from /'Wo ohould look at oituadol>s » wllich &ood idaif'are dlosm in Slop opportunhitJ , DOl four, "solutlon·nnc1lna." In the ptobelms. "JUJSUied Ro,er - bdleYo a roru...=.r. albltd.no«e POem,'' ADotlou worklho-.LeanoinJ - . - - , . Skilll-lau ~- houn and Ia coodooctecl II)' Bevorty Oouaord, • ~ ~ 1.0<1 Jlouurch Conoull1.111 11 Buffllo SUie Colklt. 1bo or this ororbboso is 10 "live llud<ols tile UDdentudin& or their OWD memoria CuoalOo," to aiel lbctn in lhdr lludies, Ooun&l'd oloplained. 'The cllfforenf tYIOd'of momori<1 are~ aod studenu are bdped 10 idaltif)' lhdr ,. -.Ill f ..... lOCI I -..,..sl'lr....... .......,................ . J'OOI'.,.Iopbod Ccww.dtofGr...... dorll .., lloe ·. - . . I -y.,.·re....aH clneod ..t ,.... 1o ., J aut~w, JOIII> II a lot tictla' dian I. IOCOOd· ale Pl.l!ldlll « ~~~or::als " coovlncod the)'~" bulac b<r conclusions OD studcnue:eo:tlons. wbo 1-"<s -t::reative Scudlco at Buffalo SWe Collqe. The Foundation it holdlna Its l7tll Aooual Cr...Uvo Problem SorVioa IJ>stltute lhi.s year, which .draWl p<oplo from around tbe wodcl. Flratieo, • t~ttte-,..ir Buffllo red<leot, poinu out that Buffalo b "tM place for ~ investiption or creativitY. and lhe only place in rho world whoro you 'Can sa a masten in• Creali..: Studies." He uraed people not oo_!!tJ)I.illed by tbc l<m! "crulivily" lOCI Jaicl tbaJ tbc word does- mean you bavo 10 be"" anist. "I bellevo everybody i.s ... WBLCOMB a ·ac-K • PSST wu rOWI<Ieci.O ~ 19'78 by lho Proaram orroce at.aff, In ordor to develop botRr otudy babiu, orpnlxitw tcdmiquos, iod oommuoicalloas sldlls. - Tbk is achieved throuah 11 ..serin of WOtkshop$, offered u lbe Jl&n of oaoh semester, wtikh "lead J o sua:cuful livos in coUeat bcJi!l acadom1cally and IOC:WI)," J0ic1 Mary JacobJc:o, a starr -~ at tho Stucknt Prosrom orrocc. T She arranJ<S tJoe "'rbhopi and rtnds lOW!.' wbo ranae from paicl prorulft{rials and araduato students. to volunteer Univcnoity faeully and profossional.. Rarr mombtrJ. ~ i.s semester. new proaram .each 1 The most popular workshop$, such u Oounatd's Buie Workshop .in Leamlna and Mctnory SkiUs, are oft= I"'OIPled. The buda<1. bown<r, b tlcbl and ..we can'l do as mucb as we'd likt to,., admitted Jacobsen. New ...... worksbopt oneo dopcnd oo tb• availability, of oeople 10 lead them • ~ Monies from '76-77 N.Y. Ufe 1nsurance Refund available. Pr~ls for health projects beneflttlng student body .are:be· ing excepted. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 831-2581 _lllo_..._ wmt THIS CXKI- r,.... Dol:.''· 1180 VAUD ANYTIME �.The answers to the problems of the world are going to come to. be intellectual, cultural and moral answers, and they're going to derive from the decency ,and intelligence of the American people. and not from the dewuc:We capocity of the American people.. ' -Andrew Young Young calls for US to open trade doors to third world by RJ.cbard Cbon consideration rhcir poll1 1cs and 'Chrir culture-." H< noted that the hiah price of OP!oC oil Cultunl and nodal mbuncl«standin& ar< was an Arab re-action 10 Ammc.a!S lsrac:li 11 l<ast panially r<SJ>C)<Isible for Amorita's policy, but also rrneaed • desire by the current economic problems. Thac was one or Arabs co adopc a more wcstcmized liftStyle. lhc conaeodoru raised by Andrew Youna. He turnt'd ro the Arrican oil supplies, wWch fonntt amb'Wadoc to the UN, who spoke he compared to the n<w·fouod Mid· Ea.! oil of the 1940.. "We <auldo't talk ,.ith NiJrria Tllcsda) in Clark Cym. Acrocdina to Youna. inOadon, jobCessnas about an uni01errupted supply of od from lind hi&h inccrcst rates arc cau.scd not by a the Arriean shore until •c btgan to qrec sp<ndthrlfi government. but by Am<tica'• wtlb c.hcm and live up H) rhc run meaning of e• oes.sive trade dcfkil. He ciled the '40 bi11ion our oonv•ctiOf'l chat dcmoc:racy i.s 1hc bt-sl.waY 11 US trade defiCit to Africa. ··am of the to rule:. he J&id. ··until aboul 1976, 1Mrc wu a tremendous rt&SOa. •'by, I think. frankly happem to be race," Youna said. maintaining chat suspicion that America wOYid onlt suppon a American products arc sou&hl aOer all ovet m•iority if that m3jority happened to be the world. and arc particularly nf'edcd in white. •• 11 wasn'l un1il chis administration that we bepn to see not j ust our human Africa. Young no<ed tllot Am<ri<an busiJ>emnc1l ri&hts con<mu, our demoeratic pritxlples, have lar&dY ianored the third world u a but also 011r «<OOfflit: intmsu aU led us in potential market . "The cultural dlffttence." the direction or atrtnnina the riaht tO sd(· he .laid, "Is such thAI in ordtt to have to determination and majority rule on tht ruliuthat affirmative actlon here at home b African continent." noc sometlliQa we'rnloina }Uil to help the block _,e, but JOitldltin& that's needed in r-et You:na a.s..wn.rd that the cncra:yailis wu in ordu for American i.odwuy to swvi-w: in a world that is really made up of about 75 per pan a transitional ~s. predicated by the cent of people who are colored, who think or move. from a domeatic economy ••co an thenudva u \'lctiau of o<cmal oppression lntanalionaliud economy wtuch wiU be and are terribly sensitive to anything that bas required by the fa<t that we ore impo<tln& in<reuinl amouou of entt&Y from abroad." to do wilh ~~ " He noced that in the enef&)' fidd, countries are refusin& to be "puppets" of the United Eopons Am<tican industry will have to bqln Scates or anybody else and iruUted Instead P<ovldin& soods and savlca for the entire pobal c:ommunity if it is to su.rvive. Youna .laid. He noted that while Japan imports setbaek," Yoon& Aid, "I tend to thinL of vmually all or lu ener&Y frocn foreilft that as proaress. For when people &et lnro • 'Sources, II subsidizes its exports and' genulnc plrtnership 1 lh('re'5 f11 niOJC enc:ourq.. iu wotkers to so abr011d, while w;curhy, far more scabUity, rar more abiliU' tile Uajted Srat.. do<s almost uactly th< to deal ..;th tile problems as they emerae. When you approaeb those probl«nJ as opposite. Youn1 reminded the audie_nce that th< equals." The energy crists arose noc b«auK enttay problem was not a question or short Jupplr, buc rather one of polhica1 America wasted ener&r. Voun, said, but IIIOII...OOns. "Wbeo you act involved in because it utilized it, In th< (trSt place. dealin& with <n<t&Y ootside your borden, U.C.pmSivdy and on 1 m.usivr scak. h we then noc only do you have to take Into bad an ~nomy that nscntially employed consideration encray oeeds and the cost of only men. he implied, we wouldn't have an ener&f, but basically when you are dwina en«&Y problem. ''If we had an economy wltll ocher pioople. you have to tak.e into that was essentially ooneem<d with jobs only O,nulbflt.vrJ Edlll>' fliaht ::::::. ":~~;i~::.~= ~~tt~.:.~;~ for whht men," ~ addtd. '"we'd have t'"Vcn lea an energy oroblcm. ~ntially what ~ 1ry 10 '4t"\'c 1ried to do en thh countrt P<Oviclc: Jobs fa< c-erybody. " havtn '1 had on)" cducatlonlll opponuniri~. tf 11 \\ere spent housing the homclt'SS ll.nd Mahng tht JK'k, thm then ~Dukl probabl) ~ mon Jn th~ way of pracr and securil)' and stabrliry all o•<r the Plat>el Earl h." Speeeh In the lasl PMI of h15 speech. Young turntd 10 the Sovl«:tlhrcat. a probJto:m he ).l)'l i.n DO' u .seven as n o~ was. dcsptcc publk He ~horlcd tht. 3udtcn~ 10 "share •11h the rtst or &he na1ions of 1hc world the kind of lifC'SI)'k )Ou and I ha\~ comt 10 mJO) tO&<tb<r." opinton to tht cont.r&J)'. ..., 1hcy arc suon.&er Lhan us, arc they expanding lbdr inOuencc in lht world :tnd. art they "I developing more power in rda1ionsh1p to the' tkction," US? Pn:Pdenl Cann-. na 1.ion~. the SovietS have influence in o nly lhrtt. and that .. the extent and value of thai rdermdum bctv.ccn th~ •ho have fcan and tbc>K Who hl'< fanh. The Amcncan people have almost always loved by faith, And we. alway.i, in timd of diffkuhy or tbaUrogc. O't'Cr"~ihelmed out fears. " I think that the answer is •err dear no." Youna said "He cited the .....run, So'1ct tnOueocc tn £ayp4;. Ch:u\1., India and BanJIIadesh, and nO<ed tMt out or S3 African inOucncc U qucstion1blc. .. .. And. KCC)(dina to Youna. the Rwslan iovasion of A,f&hanlllan mulled frocn Soviot wc:akneu, C11uoina an upsurae or lshimlc fallh in that eountry. wbic:'h the Ruuians w<r• compelled to efimina1e throuah military rote.:. H~ ~tile Inn-Iraq-· statrn& that the United STates should stay out of milhan1y, then turned to th< question of mllhary force h.sc:tr. " l don'tthink violence is &Dina to work for tht Rwslans In Afa/lanisr.an. I don'tthink mlcno< is &Din& to WOJk for cbc VJCUJ&rneSC' 10 Cambodia!' he said . "J th.ink 1h11 we arc fatina a lime in <hffooktmed think. 1h111'' whal's .,-,u~c 10 said YouOJ, a the comtna supparter or ·:we art ba,i.nt a Young said that tb< bla<u pankularly a<<1JlPlifiC'd this. ruin& rrocn >b\'<fY and ovcrcomlna POVcrt)' and racum. He noted Lhat black Amcric:a.m ha'c a rolk<tin IIOSS nalional product of about St27 biUion a yeat. hia)l<r than the ONP of Canad.. "II> raa. u•, a!-.. as thouah the sotalkd . resura<n« of the Klu Klu Klan is a.tmosr a cry for dcspaif from poor wtU1c folk, who see black children JOin& to eollqe wb<te lhdr thildrco are 001 • • •It doesn'st bot.ba me O¥ bit. "'Tb.al'l jus1 a few~ white fol k who don't undcntanct clc:<Docracy••• Callin& upon >todenu to become moce aud,cnc:e history or humankind when there reAlly may polilitally active, be reminded 1he not be any miliuuy )Oiut.ions to the problems which we face &n the w.orld.. And thai chc of the pivocal role of oollqe Jtudenu durina ans~m co 1M probkmi of 1hc ~orld arc goln.a to come co be intcUmual. cull ural illtd moral answers, and they're golna to deri\'C' from the dettncy and intdllaencc: or tbt American ptetplc. and not rrom . the deiU~!"< ca.paclty of 1hc American people. Youna lhtn dtparled from what wa.41: politically pracmatlc and hu speech assumed an iclc:alhti<, e ..n e•'aJ18<6W level of rhetoric. Speal.in& or the S400 biltion annually spent on weaponry by tile countries of the world, he .laid. "If that money wu spent on feediftl the hunm. if that money was spend educatlna those peopt. who Vietnam War aod Civil Riahts M""ement. and ulled roc a.....,.._ or activism in che 19805. "ont noc of reaclion. the but of vi>lon." "II a quan<r or a mUiion eoUeae student$ In New Yock's $)'$lem of IU&bcr educat.ion ,....., octi>'< poUt>eally, I '"""'"tee you tlllap tikc the draO would oevtt be qutstiooed." "But the pereent.age< wbtte you find tb< eounuy turnlna to the riJht, where you Ond th< kind or ICH:alled ntO-conservatlsm and th• military buUdup and the attempt to put money OUt ol humanitarian coocems and 1ftto military COQC'tmS. an in times those of U1 wbo arr no1 actively rtpresmttd in cbt poUtical proceu." �• f JDrastic respoase Wlwl 1 child .,....._ ~ tl"P Ita htnd, Save.. 'Joe ' ~ don't bleek It, All too 1 "' olten, a "bbd' 8Xpllfjence pnNT~pta too dfaatlc a reaponae. Tilt - t contr-ay bttwMn NYPIRG and the Stud<lnt ~ AMOc:lallon (SAj lhould aa 1 autpiiM to no one. Some people • ~new about l unlflng problem• t he M<:Ond -..ester of last veer il Wilen the clebtln etarted; evaryone · alae found out ovM the aummar alief the negotiations awelltcllnto anta.gonlam. Thera Ia no almple aotatlon to the current contract lmpbtl*een SA •nd NYPIRG. Bolh aides feel they have been wronoed 1 0 "' In :e,:•t aumrnet denWided accountability from NYPIRG on how It spends t'IIOMY allocated from student mandatory lees, the lobbying group put up a flgltt. For some time It ah1<:k lt.s IMIIII& In the ground and claimed "he demandS were prompted by political dlrferences between the administration and the organization. No one could completelY relute the claim since NYPIRG had exllled lor aome time "beyond tho rules," and the demand came rat her abruptly. It was a gbod point to get on the recora But, aa alated In July, relying totally upon that logic Ia dangerous. While the aaaartlon that political views diller may be correct, that Ia presumably lbe case lor a number of organizations on campus. The administration had 1 point that could be upheld. Now, since receiving the proposed contract from SA last -k. NYPIAG chargu tl>at student laaders have aligned with the admlnlatratlon and formed a doeu,.nt tllat could severely restrict the lobbying group. We're talking about selling out students-that's a Mrloua charge. SA has stressed that lor every commitment It 1rtes to draw from NYPIAG, there has been a similar aoncesalon by tho administration. SA olllalals claim they are trying to work as mediators, lOOking lor an agraamenl midway between both "extremes.: · We are atlll disappointed ""' SA has not, as have most other student governments across the State, oome out strongly against the H1rrlgan memo-a document released In August Which lmplln a thf84IO atudent rl.ghts and, UPOn w~YPIRG claims Its new contract Is based. Indisputably, SA SI>Ould have Immediately called that memo a ·!allure and refusod to comply ln any way with it. Howe•er, Interpreting SA's reticence as an Indication of "selling out,'' may De too drastic. But, NYPIAG lo rlgl>l In oppOsing a con~ct so ambiguously worded as to Imply SA has final say over anything the group does. Although SA offici als argue that the egreement is designed to protect etudent Interests and not to abuse NYPIRG, It would hl~e to be bleed a tot on trust . That hiS apparently been la~lng between the two O<ganlzatlons tor some time. • II. 11 SA Treasurer Alan Nathan aays, the contract Is pretty almlilr to those lor ail other UB groupe, there ShOUld be some concer'\ o•er the potential power that vests in one body. Granted, SA Ia the keeper of the funds and operetes lo protect student rights and Interests, but carte blanche over all groups Is frightening. There If no queatton that the pr()j)Oaed contract lor NYPIRG • should De allgiUiy revfaed. It must make clear that NYPIRG Ia subject to the aame rules that govern all other bodies end will be checked by SA, while also making NYPIRG comfortable that all major oecl&lona allecllng It will be negotiated. SA may nave to be the ''sole Judoe" of disputes In the end, but belore tt>at paint, channels lor debate must exist. The contract Is clearly Influenced by' the problema with NYPIRG'.a accountability that were made public. this summer. tt a $9500 embargo to make NYPIRG proVIde the klnd ol information SA needs to justify a S22,000 allocation. Yet while the contract attemf)le 10 clearly spell out the requirements lor funding, It focuaea on I he wronb points. It does nol aay eo much what must be submitted for ,flnanclol accountability and how that must be dono, but jumps stops at>ead to pofnr out t het SA Is, at last, tt>e group In charge. ~ We realize that the controversy of the aummer made SA want a solid aolutlon lollhe·future, but the ,..ponae Ia too drastic. The two groupe ahould work through the rheiOIIc, allegations and deten- to reach a lair IIQO<eemellt. We'll all watch Whore things go from there. a oome 8 f t!"",:,:,=.~o!.!.':,:~ ":l;"t~=ls.SA-thla '* VCII. at, No. 17 To the Edhor. Picture tnta ace<~arlo It you will, h 's December" and Joe Scllmoe ambltt wouon Squill. a song on ntsllpa, a emile In hlo floJ11. It hal boer\ I long, cruel semester but Joe hu slaved hl,..r ,,., anyone, and he con almoot t11ta that •.o. Soon, Joe ""'"" to hlrn..lf, he can tum hl.s auentlon 10 olhlr thlng.s, the/lay or ootden aunahlne on hla belo•ed curry lock • ere. Noilclnv en exam sclled<lle posted ""'" Fillmore Aoom, Joe cle<:ldes to trwoatlglle. Ho scana lor hlo and U!lln,"""' ~u f Can It be true? Joe'a two hardest ea:AMS on Tuesday! Artd dau no1 ev.n CW8f until _ , niOhll Joe reel• baclc, angutfed byrne oOO<mlty ot nla dea.,.lr, 1111 01111,. _ . . , ol work gone to waste. Gone 11!11 gotcJen drMitla ot lome a(lCI lonunel "Ell. Ell, Loma. Sabael>-'tlwlnl" poul1d• eo<rrMS, through Joe'alemptea, and mercl!ulty, unconc~o<~sne"" ov-f!lllma him In lront oltllo Moneymarlc. • , .,. oarn Shame" tne coroner thlnka to himMII as no folda tha aheot 'lor the lUI 1111141 Ol'<tl What ot!Ce'wore ~~ eun•touaaed tock1 of Joe.. now mwely a gaunt emocl atedllgure on lhe """al slob. " Calletntllo, rare but lllat, •. II he onlY nadn'r tried to lilY up lor two woelca w11110u1 sleep.. :· , Bul why rlo<!o Joe ha•a to die? Why con't tho so caii<MI Slud8rll Gov.,ment ol lnlo pta<:a, lntt..d of nondtno out "" eolendaro oM oquanlllrlno lludents' moMy on,...., molal Dlltldi that no ono wonll to heat 1nyway, rio oornethlng usefuHiko 1o1>0y lo "'"" t~o oclladllte chong"" ao tnot 11 aomo """' oft betw-the end o t t,. itart..DI ''*' anO """""·or trte e1tam achedute at lf'Ht NI'M time cla.uea ere II IIIII. Joe'o tile lo In your ha(l(lo (Tim SIIM,.n, T raOIIs, I)Oit et ai)-Don'l blow I~ Joe donn't hove to die. -l'!ooert S. O'Shea by ROO.I1 G. Baall As pall of my rehabilitation regimen, t took an accounting course this same~ter. What graoe 1 get maw no dlllerenc:e-1 flunked, In faCI, the llrat quit-because w!lat'l Important Is that t get lots of expasure to What my doctor and financial advisor call "social health." Since I obviously hava no natural Inclination 1owards whatever "social health" might be, I had a list ot requirements drawn up lor me. Doc allowed me, for example, to keep my English major-but only lor qulak greduatlon reasons. Therealter: MBA-ville. Also, I'm still allowed to raad Jack Kerouac and Jean Genet. but only one book a month. and only to be consumed with liberal doses ot Baron'sand The Nations/ Rm~lew articles. This prescmptlon Immediately reversed, In a dishearteningly rapid way, the degerl8recy of my brain and bod, not to mention my wardrobe. I now wear swell sweaters and anJoy tuoklng my nice pressed COllars preplly under tMm. Sure, this new Style has Cost some friends. "Uke wow, they usually aay, "you look clean." And fUrthermore: "Whal's that pleuant aroma?" I tell them. quite proudly, "Vidal Sas50or1's Flnlanlng Rinse:· They wince. I glow like a Buddha, &arllnely cbiiectlng dividendS. I began thla rem.-,t(abfe preacrlptlon for a more wortltWIIIIe lil-hafMftef Mown as 1he Xerox diet-last summer, when I conned my way tnto the gigantic mega-corporetlon as a writer of tecllnlcal manuals. I could have hustled twloe the money aa a drug·runner, bul a buddy of mine had Juet been nailed at the Canadian border with a hunk of Albert•.Qc>und hlahlllll, eo 1 ahlckened out. I movaCI home, got my hair (and toenails) cut, anlf put zit lotion on my eyellda. In general, 1 eplffed myaetf up 1o•a ,_, ol high health. So lnltaad of beating about the continent dazed and drug-wradcad, I ltlyed In staid Rochat et, alept In mY ehlldhoocl room, and· ewo1ta to the 8C1Nnl of the lltst alarm clocl( I' d oWned In )'ear$. I wortled 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. a.l_X.,ox In &hlny 1'-s and preued ties. My HIa b8c:ame ama;lng. It was aa though I waa born ll)to t\16 world of Mr. Rogers, exoapt It waa money·packed. 'And making money by pushing papers and making Managernenr measea Ia a t hrill to which 1 MillY became addicted. At X..OJ<, I that computer and aocountlng P{8CIIon are llltat to businei>S knowledge Wlllc:h. • meny lellell, Ia often II8Sy to lake. In I act, of the210,000 wort<era at Rochester's XANOII Ml.vp, &t leu! on.thln:l of them poll&h tllelt n&tfl anct INd entlta INing Stone novels In •med ,.... ~ ~ llnows thle, but to complain would atteelt lhe ~ 1*1 ol Monrpe Colinty'e philoeop!ty of the eoonomy: It yo~~ lire work"!• far- nol ~ afllciant, the I'Mtllbafahlp at the locel oo/1 and tinn ... cfub WOUld oolt~ And the owners of t he goll and tennis clubs also run the corparatlona. Therefore, you need deadwood to make mo,.ey. Simply compare the standard ol living In Bullalo wllh that of Rochester to see how right rna corporate management's get eomett>lng-lor· nothing philosophy Is. (Biua collet wojlters. of courae, lose out. They wofl< tQQ milch to moe money., In any case, my bosses liked me, and said tho)"d hire me back If I "Improved my curriculum" which Ia the reaaon for my attempting accounting couraea this year. Coming from a Humanities background, the p(eclalon and godly flollude ot accounting still bogglea me. But I've aaaured my Doc that my artlatlc vlsee are safely tu~ed away and that "social health" Ia on the way. There are, still, temptations. Just yasterday, a glr1 t once tried to mHe (but waa to bflll.ed to balte), aPJI«*:hed rna (IUthlty) on the alpes ol CIOSb}l Hall. "You," lhe said, " keep up the good work." s...plclouaty,lans_,ed, "I closed my account with you beat nicks.• "For now, man," llh8 re)Oined, more then a little enlmatlcally. "I know your weak spats r&al good." . She stepped cloaer, VIolating my two yard redlua of body space~. I noticed that her ahlrl waa IT}ade from lhe curtain she ftole lrom my house li.at fall. Her breath waa &harp, aura. but amokay and • - · like good Moroccan, and, to my tholoughly repreaaec~ baser nature, somehow arousing. • · t couldn't ~ to t>er. She 8C111tched hereelf. "Some ol ua," ehe WlleeZtcl,•oor1 to Mow the enemy. You could be tilt I<IMI doul'le agent In the comlng somal re1r01ut1on ""*"we toPple the ruling elite and aet bllck to the 180h.'' " If you .tan me a.t seventeen thou,'' I aald, "you Qot a deah You've got to bt Cdr't)petltlve.'' �Keep Amherst Center alive To /ho EJI/or. The vital aervtcu provided by tho UB SoxualltY Educallon..Center OhOUid 1M! put above ioom apaca queue11 on all our c.ampusa1. The c:Urecaors and volunteetl otve uno.lfl:ohly ol lhtmMIVH to aid othora In whatevar Is asked of them. Their forte fs hurnan sexualUy; and in an era of growinG intecastln M)tlJaJity, a comlorlabte place Is often needed to air peroooat feelings and hiNI some re.asau11ng leedoaek. Haw can -let petty squobblto -Y tile Amll.,lt Came!!!.Of an easlty Sex Ed Center? Lot us light to lleep a Sox Ed Contor- In Ell leoti, for tnere IS a legitimate tight to oonvenl.,t acceso by Mlller$1 resldetlt• to thOle trot and oonlldenllat -'ble service'S. Gery Stelnkollt .. No business sense ro tho Eo/for We would ltll.e to lntorm the Un1Vef5.1tf IJOS)Uiat&on ot • d•atru.Jng event lhil1 ocaarred \u1 Satu.rdlly at La PiUa Pa..na on Bailey Avenue. Four of us. UB wcwnen. went ,,_,. fOf a late night snack. Ouf fif'l,l 9f'Ob*em atOM When one ot vs, an ontlodox YegetMI.Ift, received M\ ChoColate wllh marshmaUows in tt, which contain aniMal prOducts. S,..e po1nted this out to our w&~trHS. the owner of the restaurant, who t\ass1ed ~ Unf\tt.enar11y af\d retusad to ta.ke baclc' the torty cent C)JP ot cocoa even though thefe was no ment\on ot m:are"~tlow - on t he-mfmu.~ 11all way through our meat. tho fights suddonty went oult Wo ll..o no ldea Wh_l~ T~ one ot IM emptoyea ~gan IO s-tare at "'il"s. erealing a more tMn uncomfonabte •unospnere. tie WtiMtett over to our tabfe and told us- lo leave-tl\e)' wete cloSedl Ta.Aa out wa.s neftf auggesred. 01nd we were al no point 5n&ormeci thai tt\ey would be c:tosing soon. Now It wu too tate. our ,.,... was aJreJI(Jy paNS f01. On th....ay out. M"~er h-aving hn...,._, our meaL we atoPI)ICJ to e•prHS our d•ss.aStstaction 1n a ....,y courteous mannet. One ot us satd ··u Y04.1 c:a:n·• atiOfd to t~o ~ck a fort)' cent cu'p ol cocoa. 4Ntl\'otl reallt can't afford to looe the dollars you juSl loot by loiJng four customers ·• The owner une~~t.pUcabty bec.ama hysterie~~l and boga~ac, eam1ng at us to leawe her stote. She etammect the count er door lnlo one of us and bogan to actually physically shove u5 about. Uterally throw'no ua OYt the door (one or u1 was JaiUno o-ver tho othcu) she e~~lled ua "\Nhotll'" and 1hreatened 10 c.atl the pollee ~Ua sM.d1dn't " trust" us and exc&&Jmod lhet 8J1e lh()ugl'\1 we wq:re going 10 '"tob". her·resaaurant. We wouki &!keto pelnt olltahat dtJrlng the entire rnetdenl we never ra.I Md our voices. CUd not use prolanity and woto dreMOCJ rnpectabty (1110C120"'ms-et".). • To soy thai we ....., at thl tr..tmenl • • ·-vtd at Plzn Paletta -'Ill bt an u-.tlot-1. In our aptnton tile food - • certatnfir not - ' h thl .....- we ,_...... _,.,.,.. will,_,_ thll< p.atronege to thts est&btistvneftt. N"ifnu W1th/Jtid UpotJ t_,lielt A shortage To tO. Editor: 1 am sick ot ne•rlng hOW •oratelul,' VQIY glrla are. or ono~ld ba or OhOuld not ba. Tile point '" orottlul lor whet? ••• and If 'It' t. what1thlnk 'It' II, thin I humi>IY sutimll, that ell . 'glrta' (sic) ( -) are gratolut. boca use there is eo IIIII• of ' It' around goo<ltlftOUflh to ~ g<ttatut lo<! �• ~. , I Popularity takes. all ~ To u.. Etlltor. I I ~ applaud Wr. Sheel\an'l (SA p,HIOenl) l'llndll9flt lnio explaining tht. Y<Mf• 1'11011 Senall election "'OIf t\UftOU(. - · lila lfWIOM • I.. -rl- The-·· --theirmajGr poln~ -kina. penty,.,. 10 '11'10 -of P<OIJIIclt)l, ,_trtdllloMIIY ,..._. ueon wl'loyou than Wl'lat you atllld ""· ~ put, 11'10 -I.. 191JfM1W and o~canclldete -11r WL F<>< thoM paalng li'IIOUOI'I Squire, the $0 - " ' pltCII by SIW8A cendlclot•led to~ 'luoawlod~' \'Ote. _ ~ otei-ta.,. not to o.vr-~M SA 8enate O< fta - - fof \he)' .,. the_...., 11.-..ta 1 _ . a N d ; - m..ll'le O(hlf - etectec~SAolflclfL Ra-; 11111"'-'ant toracognlte that the Senate electlonl (,_. ~ tl'lln the SA Pfae-.tlal otectlonlleno I popula~ty c:ontMt. Mr. - . n atattd dollra and afforta to COOTOCithia ptoetam, (W!II<:I'I I tl'llnk ft Ia~ ll'lould be - S l Y ..,.,_.., and acttd upon• .._!ulty, 1 wO<Uble al-w o;on be lound ~ t.h e SA Senate -~·m boCoino""'"' than a IIOP"t•IIY c:onteat, and the SA•Sonate mota than a loovm rep<...nUng c:ertaln vM1ed lntereata. Gary Sr.lnkohl tt SA S.nltor Wants to write To tho Ed/101: "' I'm writing you thlolotter In llne.<ai'IOpe that maybe you will helP me find aomaona toeo<rHpond wltll,.la'lloal'conllntd In tho Southern Ol'llo Correctional Facility a..r~ would· like to eo<respond wltl'l aomeono. 1 would d-ly appreciate your kind tot<an ol I)OOifOIIIY II you would print the lolloWing ll'lor1 letter In your school paper. I'm a 28 year old man tnearceratld In 11'16 Soutl'le<n Ol'llo CoM'ectlonal Facility and I would 11M to correspond . r i l h - . Being lncatC«atocl lo an UMatural and dep<usUlg Upetlene« boi"' WithOUt - t o rlilate to and lllora wltll tl>lfn my tl'louOhll and I H I • mokea tho altuotion ...,..tl'lat mucl'l m<><l dlfltcutt to cope whh. rm W<ltlng thla 'loltlf to I'IOpefutty flnd-toc:oh..ponc!wltl'lboforaftosem~lln - . a t y o u - - and -•toW(It' my and tdclreu IE Lany ()of,_ llumbol t-*; P.O. Box o45elle: ~le. 01116 _ _.. - Lorry Go/neo ~o pronged duties To tho Editor. Allow me to eo<rect an lmptesalon that may lotlow lrom the Newa Edlt0<'1 article, "Rollberg Opona Up" which appeared In Tho S,..,trum ol S.,tomber 26, '1980, That story .....,.., matt.,. that - • dlacu»i<t at the rMotlng of the Faculty Sonata Commltt ... held • on Wocl""''day, Saptarnber 2411'1. A -ion o f t hat anlcto rellfrad .to romarb meda by me. Tho ruder may conefudo t llet I placect, prlorltloa on tho 'dulloe cil my olllce • • they rotate to civil rlghto ooml)llance raYiewa -and to the t;OrTylng out ol reapontjbltltiaoto groupocoYtorocl by'elflrmellve action regulatlbna. Tl'lat was not thO c-. I axplalnld dutloa u bolno "two pronged'' a{'d "parallel". and, at all llmea, retlfrad to the twltl r-alblllt ... of ot.hnlc mlno<11 ... and """'*'• and not mlnodtlaoaloM, 11 Ia conveyocl In tho 1111c10. wrlllf oorr'8ctty r.portld tnat my office I'IOpeo to eomti'IO rlghi to be h4tW'cL In a llmllar Vlln, ti'IOpe my choice of llf\'tng u tho eq..at -'unlty/alllrmatlw action ollie* lor tho Unt..,..ty wilt bO - . M d vl..-..1a my humanlty and not any Oilier lndllpullbly lnlllf1tld cl'laroctartotlc. rn _ . . .... publication ot till• lettlf tr( Older to - a n y rntau-tandlnoa.(l'lat migtltnoVI' boon C>OnVe)'td unu.tontlonally by 11'10 ""'t•. The ..,...,no .. �. . , ~ pr~d igqoL,e§o~lJ �.; ©prodigal sun l .I - l i• ~NewYOI1<isthemusic J center:there'smore .. worl< and more ~:>ole to support1he music. IV1usicians have to go toNewYOI1<toget out of'New Y0r1< ·" f .· r A v .J 11 \ \1.1 -· ~ ~ __I r r-. v .J 0 Q_ X (]) . Bobby Previte alte in Faddoul't Felafef munching on the houae special. The drumme</eomp<>Mr/leader of Pull to Open-one of the !fet'o premier cr. .tivejazz outfito- 11 IPfaeding the WO<d obout ''Jau at the Center/CreatiYe Muale from Buffalo, NY" . " I'd rethet be un!oeding bo•earo than doing P.R. work-It'• en .,_gy c~r-.,:· he sighs, oddinQ " It's hlfd to get bec;ll into • erulive "-<!." • The IWO evenings of musie- OctoW 3 & 4 - thet eompriM t he event, culminlll the six monlho of plannillg by Previte end UB DlreetO< of Theater ond Oenco Soul Elkin to proaent a aampling of good- in thlo cue, ]au- music from Buffalo-. . • " Good muole Is honelt and from the hurt u oppoeed to that music geared for a specific purpoaa, ouch os making money, " Previte e•pleino wl1ile 1 nMrt>y Speee lnv-s machine cjluga and f.rto Iiilo the mylhm 1toelt from en Evelyn~ King tong gone "I've..- more- playing music that laked nothing of myNII," he eontinuu. " Thert'l always enough • weddings to pley to mike it enywhere." The " Jau II the Cent.,.•; concerts ore e temporary reapite from the drudgery of tbe weclding.bor mltzvah-d!Mer music circuit that is a meano of ourvival IO< mat~y of the mutlciens in Buffalo's tau cO<nmunlty. " I'd like to ·rneke the coriCert an annual thing, expending i• frO<n jen to other music," Prevltt onthuMe. Hn Buffalo Jllf*aled a unkiue ttrein of mulk:? "£vlfY city briflgo up Ito own children. Ypu wake up in the morning end w ell< etoond In it 411 dey long -It hel to have . , effect, .. Previte obtervel. But. nevertM!ess, Previte w11 " - " t O< York C'IIV ohortfy -k. New after the con<:4ltla to tap the city'o crMiive cllmete. " New York is tM muale c-.ter; there' s mO<o work end more people to oupport the.,.,ale, Muale'-no heve to to New York to }let out of N.e w York." he lronk:eily 110teo. • • With the help of Pull to Open'o exe-.t Mlf·"titled debut rtcO<d, he Is eonf1dent of findio)g en euclienc:e IO< Pull to Clpen'o jan in the 1110 City. ' Bobby Previte, ancH'ull to Open end the fcve other musical auec'l\bl-c~tl taking part in "Jau 11 the Center" -Rich Shulmen ' GroUt>; Junhelh Booth, Almujeh·Tun, Jemeo Cllrk·Grwg Miller Enaemble end Mujehid - are concerned with expanding the avonuos of erNllve huii\IIR ..ptlllsion_ lt'l mullc that eom!*• the W•tenlf to emphethia with the besie emotiona ~ the ooondl. "I'm not from Mars -I'm' • ~- " Previte jeotl. ft' o., experience thet II l!wq- ;lllfooe.who.,. 10 open t'->M1veo up music. It' • en active p r -. " That' • wily 1 eahd the l*>d PIAl to Open." Previte concludeo. The UB 0epertment of Theater end UUAB present ''Jtu at the Center/Creative fll!uale frO<n Buffalo, NY" tonight and tO<ROfrow at 8 pW'n. In the CantO< Theate<, 881 Main St. Appearing tonightwDI 1!8 the Rich Shutmen Group, Junelh Booth, and Almufeeh·Tun. ~ring tomorrow win be the J.,.,.,.• Cllrk·Grog Miller Ente!nble, Pull to Open end Mujahid. Tlckato ere •3 for llt\ldonta end •• IO< non-ltUdertt1 lor e;ICft night, ., n tor lt\ldonts end ta lOt nonnights. De'lid Comstock go Wnton t,_ :.;.;ng -,.,both ATTENTION liolt lir- - ,.,fotlllntl/n(l ,,_,,.~~ol~l. ---~,.,. .... 18.1/f lit #1'3.18 . ..u,;.LM • _. tl.IB lilt 111.18 , ..,.. , . , . . . . . (Ill* . . . . .... =::: Del _ .. ou. 211111 :roc• ..__ • AREAS TO B£ SCRI,ITINIZ£0 ARE: • Sta~ Intern Editdriltl Control FINnciel Ollllgetlono Circulatlon • l'llbllcatlon Schoduln Method of Publication of 14.98 6t 11.91 ' SIEAIIIUFF6l0 / - o/.,..,_ ,.,.,......_...,.,_. Anr uti.- ,- ~ -. Applk"*"" "I"• 1» /ikkod ., :W....r t111t1 Ffldov In mom 34354uh, 1 from ro ... 4:30pm. •r•rtirwtodov. t2'Tolkr;t~W. to ' M .,.,._ _ o.~,., (loom :u:J Squn Ho/1 OM Y, ey IMlAY. OC-n.£1110. '10 t ,~ lnfomwtlon ' cell 831-2681 -~o . JIOARO ' INC. �©prodigal sun '! l t I ------------~· by &nay~ The Studio Are"a opeood Its 1 6th season with the world P£&mler of Lady of th8 Oillmond. The very receptive audience was game for a comedy about a female major leegue pitcher. Yet Mark Barman's ptay could not help but disappoint expectations. It tried hard to be something elsa. and failed on both f f counts. In an interview given to the Buffalo Evening Newll. dilector Jack O'Brien uys this play is not. however. merely about baseball or even a woman In baseball . Rather, first and foremost , this Is e play about pqople; about men end women and their relationships In American society, whioh is represented mythically hera by baseball . There are profound ramifications contained in this Idea, he suggests. h is not tl>e siruerion that Is the heart and aoul of this play, but thu ldlltJ. Indeed, there ere a number of possible ideas one could play around with here . Social Issues, llko the patriarchal aociaty disrupted by an emergr,g female identity, or the • female identity coming lntol!t..own prominence. These Issues CSU!a illuminate a seemingly frivolous. 8Cfewball comedy about the flrat female pitcher in major league baseball. malting the ltory into a metaphor for the complexities of our SOCi8lY. Polntlau prattle Mark Berman' s play explores none of thne issues whlcll could help illuminlte a aimpfe story; in fact, he didn't write himself a story to Illuminate. How could a three-hour. three-act performance On stage not have a story1 Well. lilt' s see . Arst oH, the play Is vary talky and consequently the idea that the play is about a woma11 wl>o becomea a star on the pitching mound is burled u,derneath an avalanche of pointless prattle . The characters' linos do not contribute to the development of a story. Without aome kind ol plot or scheme to set ln motion. theta can be no aotlon. Here we have e play about baseball that is immobile and static. This aimlessneros Is only heightened by the choice made by both the director and playwright to attempt to employ a .,.,ry naturalistic acting style. There Is no genlng around it, tha · play is unevenly written. Berman il not able to decide what it is he really wants to write. The language of this play wander& about the stage like someone with no destfnetion. It telka to itself with the hope of finding some thread to pull everything together: Threads though. have to be chosen end p<JIIed through by some deliberate mind. That duh-duh.cfumbnMa Because the plot remains throughout as merely proposed, the audience' s attention tuma. logically enough, to the characters themselves end their Interpersonal relationships. In the hope of finding a story. Here again some unfortunate choices by the "dellberate mll)ds" In charge leave us diuppointed. The language doesn't take itaelf aarlously enough to bother to reveal any cflStinguishable person on stage . The characters have no real Identities. They all talk alike, even their Inflections all ring with ttlat fake duh·duh·dumbnees. This 11 ~arently-to P£OVe 'o ua that thal8 are ordinary people Just lfk,e'you and " audience. Ano 1eeme almost frantic In her etforu to do .amething conspicuous w ith her movemef\1.$. Miu Barenald has decided to 2 .3 convey Connie Weaver's eupposed wor1dfinels and aophlatlcation by !! slouching, rather than by giving us a ~ ghmpse of this woman's mind at WO<k. In her opening monologue we ~ hear Weaver's whole life story. but thos speech Is not delivered with a desire to communocate with the audience. Curta the contrary. Miss Beranaki seems 10 uninterested ln her story thllt she denies us the sympathy we are prepared to fee'[ Indeed, we wonder why she started· talking to us rn the first place. The tong sections of mimed baseball play. w1th the announcer gMng us the very predictable account of the game, were unfortunate decisions by the playwright. Watching her tllrow pitch after pitch Is a bore. The hotdog vendor was a poor rdea for a cl>aracter; l>e seemed to come from nowheJO and made no progress within the play. He was one of many dangling appendages In the piece. P!aei~ ballplayers in the audience to act as outfielde!IJ')!ght sound cute 'In theory, bui"''liits mighty annoying In feet. It ultimately consisted of men prancing to the erew we' ll never see again end tacks back of the theatre three 11rnes on the tacky cliche of t11e gay during the play. slapping their l"'rns director-two good reasons right and yelling repetitively. The one there lor yanking it. But Berman behind me was herpjng " Bo" at fiveevidently wanted the acene in the second lntef'lals. Fogure that one play; and that' s the only reaaon It's out . thefe. Any dlreotor who lets something lika thet go on is not to be forgiven . No tabiMwo But the audience isn' t reaUy Okey. the pla'l is Wlllok; the 1cenes lntetested "' ltle game alter all; lack foco.ra; 'tha chanteters are, to wt we're still waiting for the plot to it kindly, vague; thalinas are -develop end take us somewhere. repetitious as are the gags for Sflghdy OStMllatioul la..,ghs. But a smart director would hllva e<eated focus. would have The play really tries to have given the acto~ some Identity by t wiats. There are some propoeod carefuNy selecting galltures and scandals. a few blow-ups among postures and speech patterns for aomo of the characters, there is even each of them. a mother/daughter scene where they remember dear dead Dad, but they A thoughtful director might have down-played the tnteless gags, and strike one a.s bei11g trumped up. put the sparkle on the faces If not In Bomber. a big lug outfielder, tells a the dialogue. He could havo little s tory about a hometown girt, but one connot tell whether \his orchestrated sdme relationshps on his own wilh a linte clever pacing story os meant seriously or as a joke . It Is nevertheless in appalling taste and staging, thereby providing us with the dramatic tension the author and en embarrassing fa"ure. Why left OUt, didn't Burman or director O'Brien notice how rotten iheso things But there were no tabtoaux, no were? time alfowod for the aotors to quit The character of Connie Weaver ts racing around and, lor once. look at not a novelty. The big, lovely, loving each other end be with eacll other, the way real people look. at and be woman, gutsy yet gentle. Is just with other real people. vague enough to have become trendy. 1 think. Berman Ill ben king on There was no warmth on that stDge Friday night. As Connoe's her trandiness so he won't have to really write her. mother. Miss lynn Cohen, created a The opening of t.h e play, the title nice moment for herself in the scene charecteo!s long monologue. is very · at the bar. It was broel. and illdo' t close to the opening of the musical make the SC8(18. any less pointless and dumb. And the scene was SW~~et Cheri('f. which is about the same sort of wom10n. The ijnes given dumb; it--truly salc:lnothing. to Chatity Valentine are not much Hometown girt Christine Baran•'' batter than those given to Conme wasn't given • fool-proof vehk:le to Weaver. But then, one of them had bring to Butlalo. OM reallres from the lidded boost of songs thet her first line that she Is having to helped string things &long. struggle to make th•s character large Songs might have helped this play enough. Connie Weaver is not only supposed to carry our interest. she'a too. Maybe LadY of U.. O i - a got to corry the show. She hu to be could hove worked aa a mucical, or even a one·act play; It definitely just too large. and that' s a problem. would have been benet on film, but Noprogi'M8 unquestionably beat If not done at ell. This Is Turthor compounded by The prOduction sutH at Studio Miu Baranski' s having a 'few is to be commended for it' s Arena problema of her own. Hat speaking voice seems capable of almost no vary high production 1tanderda. The 111 changes were efficient m d variation in pitch or dynemju. Consequently, ahe is very difficult to Impressive, If slightly ostentatlou•. In this prOduction. however, a Uttle u,ien to, especletly for hit{ five minute opening monologue. She also effort t go overboatd was a pleasant change. hu a propensity for mugging at the 'Lady of the Oiamond ' · Called out on strikes I. But, they're not. Their valuea and principles are at beat vague an<l arbitrary !though I suspect ''nonexistent'* is not too ltrong a word); they don't seem to have any loyalties, evan so tar as loyalty to one'a sail. They aren' t people, they are mouth·pieces who lhout at ellcll other lor three hours In un10phietlc11ed accents. 1 gU81SS that'• where the comedy is " • suppoaed to come ln. Alter aU. Berman could have chosen to write a41lay a Ia a 1930s screwball comedy if he wanted io do so. He obviously didn't. Lady of rhe 01amond Ia a P£8tty obvious anempt to bring television to the stage. But who wants to pay $ 11 .50 a seat to watch simulated television? Doesn't theatre have another ta~k; Other possibilities to explore? Or is Its whole vocation er'ldless imitation7 No...plcklng The naturalism - nose·plcklng, crotctl·ltohing. arm waving in profound inartlculatlon- is relieved by some lame anempts at reproducing some other television 11ylas. Every now and then, Connie Weaver (Chrlstll1e Baranski! tries on us soma pseudo-/ Love Lucy achticlls. She trias to melle it through a television Interview , preteodlng to be a INI/'1 - complete w1th dull. low voice- while using a vocabulary con1iating of "Yup" and ''Nope". Sound familiar? Later in the pley. when stte' s out of the closet so to apeak, she and some of her teammates are • contrected to ma~e commercials. I Those ate not aa a result of her fame though. epparently). Here we get • little taste of Saturd11y Nighr Uve - Minua the tile. It does show that aomettmee athletes endorse prOduct• for money and not because they actually U$41 them (surprise surprieal. and that Connie Weaver ien't lnteralted in moking a commercial. But that doesn't really tell uo anythi,g; she just doesn' t want to do h. The acane serves no purpose then, except to give Connie Weaver o long. speech about "cow droppings" and that is a quote, llncredlbla thOUVh It mey seeml . It aleo lntrOdacea ua to a television �i ©prodigol sun The Eliot Feld ballet l f~ Provides excitment -=-------- by St.,. ,_1 'J " , Slrnmone The talented Eliot Feld DaMe Troupe filled the Shee'o Buffalo Theatre laot Thuroday nl;ht with an elegant Mleetlon of thtM ball•tl, tWO Of them noted Fold cleaJcs. The program opened with " HMIMnger," wellknown as the rnt bakt Fold ever chot~. The _,ion Is the apitomy of a cl..aicol - · end beQen with the CC>rni*IY' o best clesoical dancer, Jelf s.dnolf. Swift yet amootn, Satinofl'o llfUI ~ end enlhueiaom lo graelously magnified by hia - . Ot8g" presence. Satlnoflleedo off "Har1>ingel"' with a solo, and. typical of Fold'a otVIe, the dance then moves into a grove> routine, concluding with 1 101o l*forrnence. Thla method WOtka well since Feld hal the quolity _ , . . to provkle on entertelning mixn.n. Whilll 1 law denc:en wete obYio<JIIY ~ u memban of the Feld Bollat, the mljotity _ . a l j good acting as well ao dancing sldlla. The Ylawer felt u though he wM watching not just • - company, but a c...._,yof-. Proltollev'o COtlvenlional "Concerto No. 5 " as the tiCCOfnl>8nying music wao a well-chosen Mlection. Unfortunately. the Buffelo Phllt.ermonlc under conduCtor JeaN Levine played too quietly. With the unde,..,.ted music:, tt.e normally sensitive "Harbinger" was almost thrult upon tne audience. Moreover, the PhOlharmonlc'o timing proved fauJty - when a dancef hit 1 step or a music often just wasn' t tt.era. tUfl"'. the Part two of the evening'a production, "Ci1ca." Ia a 1980 Felil creation t hat naedo pollohing. The piece hod the nice_:: if ovoruoed- lhame of e~preoolng the unity~! r>aturo. But thlt Ia wt.ere "Circa'' felled - It stopped there. Notnlng was crUtod. there was not even a gimmick. Stm, one could tndU<a tho moc:har11c:.tlt)l otlhad movetnents in •nticic>ltton of the dence·a cftme_x- whk:h neve, came. ~ If "Clfca" left .,.,. dl$appointed. the final Mlectlon, " A Footstep of Air", rntOtedlil f"'th In Feld'a ganluJ. AITanged •• 1 2 lhon dances set to lrioh end Scottish folk aor>ga by Beathqvan, " A Footatep of Air" Implemented avery evoiloble utens11. to produce 1 cotor1ul, vtbrent, entenainlng ect. Costumea, pale yet lively. sarvad to ennonce the exciting mood, •• did the radlantllglning. An air of comedy wes prevalent In tt.e par1ormanca, highlighted by Fold' a own appeetenca •• a stUnningly gay caval••. Some of the other 12 MjlmaniS alao used clevet prOpS. Styflotlc:al!y, ,;A Footstep o1 Al<" comalned a great sensa of clirection·end much level change, as tt.e da~ made maximum UN of ell lt"G" -· As vot one mo~e added dimenaion. a trio of operatic alngara accompanied the production. Tt.elr pruence set the moo a live, as they filled tho gop mede by t,h e nearly unnotlcuble Phllharmonlc ..Jl>ruAlltUit wes a fully·roundad danoument to a fir>e evening of Eliot Fald ballot e(lterttlnment. Calling all poets to The Spectrum The Prodigal Sur> Is lnteresn!d in any prose or poetry you have to oJierl Just give your poems or shon stories to Tom Cocola at The Specrrvm office. or leave them In Ills mailbox. And look for a special prose and poetry sect io n later this semeater. You could b&Jn ltl HELP WANTED M.ajntenance Man - pan time 4 night8 per week - Mi~ht to 8 am Apply Beechwood Nursing Home 100 Stahl Rd. Town of Am.herat - 688 -88~1- �~[~£~· - ·-· . It fs righteouo end raucously togethe.. Forget abo<lt temRJatlons to compare this film with Tha Hafil~ They CorrHI; forget abo<lt trying to rationalize ~ 110!1le: end p4euo forget about The Clash. RockfJt3 ' the thing, and RagQaa'a got me awing. • A tterlllook al lhe Ro01alar!an Jamaica, Rocke~ 11una tho vlowor with a wicked narnllvo o f wry humor and grim detormlnetlon. r,1eny of ito penl<:lpanta will never appear before the cimera ageln. chooalng lhia one inalence to onset tho.omyth and groa11r reofltles of ... ~prodigal HorNmouth. ake&<ly known hn U.. t~m· a ..-. -In rnl ~tel os the - - drummet in J .A .. •• berely meldl>g - · a rnllllt tor himself- his temly. Aullling 1he ,..P 10 become irwolved in the vim~ dlslribulion proceu, let alone I'd need lor lrtllSl>OI1alion, HorNmouth buys a moto.cyle. He bO<~owa calli on old debts, pooling enough money lor the purcl1oso. wen, h'o enough etter HorNmOUth h"9111H with the local Harley cloolor. anyway (The .rock· toned dread, Gregory playa the dealer). Our hero first has a pa!n1or friend place The Uon of Judah on his gask lank, then •..mbari(.a- on & aeries of adventurn apennlng a nadon•a Musk. casas of conquorO<S uafng tho conquored ogainll one anolt"ter, all culmlnatil!g in a clim.. bearing tho message thai people Will only llkl lp.ll so rml<lh. • The Ae.$1alarian code af peace is c>U1 through sarloua 1rials in the 1-. ~=~~~~::~.;.:",;!:~.";·';h~~~~~~ =:~~':::::::roles ~i:·e~"::: =~~ C.:.,~;:~.~::::l~.,:'~~~~~~~~on is on film. The toouh It lho type of II)OnUioeous magic thet RaggM warmly conjuroo, ar.d films mey oometimes cepture. • The film opena on the oound of d<un14 waliog the holy jom in tho groan hillt ovorloo!dng Momago Bay. flits MX:hae4 and tho Sono of Nagon oand percuHtva graotings t4 tho higher spirit. and tholt wmrnono Ia brightly -wared. Ul<a 1 djlnn riling from the Everywhere, 1 natty dread reverently eppears. This io Hlghef, • reo~ _Ut e haole< who tookl 11 If he wore boon to mel<e the holy maglcko and prepare the spring WDIO<O thot nourish. He delivo!l the Sbflctiflcatlon 1hat will pervade the aotrre film: GrHtlr>gs end love to one and MI. In I P~••¥• 1-prttme coventge oil h.;gl)rs. Love lor tt veryon~ ov•rywhtue. It is known thtJt the co~ OIHJrotlon of eN colours of p110pln 110/ce r/le decn/on of I hlli(/hts. Free ovel"f(JM/ Liberate fuHy evtrywheml Now t1Vt1rvone j/J$1 co-operate ohould thoy' be-. Tho scene whore H " ' - t h'flfldo tH motorcycle 11<14e<1 1'-ltonic· since rt zeroes in on a eenuol hnll of tho ~·· " netWork" Ithe kkn of which ,. oervened In Statn' ptoclb). This '" the outdOO< danca eonean, wllich " contact POint for tho So<Jnd SysrCmobile dlscothoqu<tsl to ptasant the now_, tunaa.. In tt- ...,.,_, o nation --inevitabfy - o world Ia iniroduced t o • mighty Music that tho nldlo wilt not toueh. Tl'olo, in just one ocene we - e vital lint< of the Reggae commUnity futile altomptl by Babylon to tho beauty of I and I. Such a11omp11 fel before Jeh l·nity; just •• the ruins of the lim colonial jailhouse """'' n e platfO<m IO< t...O'Burning Spe•! to &lng tho lnslsten1 "Joh No Oeod" o cepeHe. -en / wlth the love ofl~hrs to survive knowing that In this world war is o~plo$/ve. T/10 ways o/ the On. solve tht! PrOblem vt lila tt./ghls of I covor•11• ill fvl From the spactous sounds of the h ..ls, we move to a Kingston ghetto Whefe we ""'"' the hero of Rockers. drummer leroy " HIInemouth" Wolloca Ttlro"'lh h~lea we ore grvan e • tvld ~~~ of the JamaK:en music sc,e ne. and what a Reggae man mus \ do to ollni•Ve and oimply play his Music . This point of ••peopte•• mun:H provtdes lot at leas-t 1wo I WHt ..,.,. ., One quid~ one happens while Jacob Mille< a"d lrtn8f Cncl<o perform the lump;ng " Tenement Yard"' a State&ode whole CO<Jpie heats tho Coclo and ono of them asks " Is that ca1ypoo7" Um Um Um.. The dania moment occurs when Horsemouth end frioN:f D1ny Horry Invade an uptown"nlghtclub. f01cf10g tt>e clubg<Mora mlndlenl~ shlll!fl<'lg dlteo. Diny Harry confronts tho OJ w~h tho ironic Qne "Too muck aoul mua;c ln horel Put on some roclterat" When the OJ llunky 40 scrap hoop, no dciubt) Ignores the Rosta, Diny_.Horrv tokll the mike, kicks tho OJ out the booth, t hrows out the diko, and puta tho Music on. Johl Money wonlll We get a good look e1 just what tl>e scene is aboUI. For the root, musk:, II moons one hes 10 be adep1 ln the mtlly pointo of prontatlon & d1sttibution: tong 1 urtlveraat factor but one whk:h is coming under closer scn.ttinV from eft lnnovetive Mut:ics ln the pest decade Of 10. Chon, It moans thll said ~~ttist must take the prodigious talus of playing and puthing one' a own aoh right around the dock. In short-you want to wO.kl You got to ltustle.. Of cou"''· the Black Innovator hes long laced this .,tUition; tho dilemmoo atlll feeing J1122 ito di<ec:t predKai&O<S provide • • Staggering oxemplt. Jaupoetry Is too often thought of as tho offspring of the Ball lnnovttO< Jack Karouac, while the tMh It that Korouac io aosthetlcah o godc:Nid of langston Hughaa , tho true origlnatO< of Jauvarse back 'opund 1920. The danvolng polm of Eric Clepton and Johnny Nash noelting m~k toBit pop vatSiono of Bob Marley' s tunas become all tfle more damnable by \l>v fact thet so· celled Black stations in the atate•, with few exeeptioos, nevtr /)MV Ma rler a r a/1, (In Buffalo, ono dude on a "soul station' ' playod Stevie Wonder's recent oxeuroion Int o Reggae, but not without tho kind of dry ant agoniiiJ' con ain Jau OJa nave long bome towards the "avont..garda" Mel mora flety "atrolght·a heed' ' raalms. In pervened Oick & Jono luhion they go " Thlo ia whatover·ma-rtyle. you may lil<e k . You may not. But It' I hera so, lil<e , iet'S'li'Ho-41". lin ahon, " let' s get this over with". huh). Jamaica, In this lnatonce, beot1l me some type of problems. Jlvalime "rappers" who rip so long and wtong that tho Muolc Is wreppecl-ay, ...,.,....,.,., S.X.IIed an"-eneurs paying aaadva 1oco1 t tlent way be- ICIIe, knowing that they hold- for tho Music- the Mly joint In town. Trapa. The hurtiOf .; dea<lJV, often flfldot111 thomsaNes. In one Horsemouth dips Molle<'s mammoth b<Htclos t . Noxt .,...,...nt . M.oler fs earnestly chasing H~ with a b&adet Peace Of no, i\e1.1et mess wilh the food, 11-<lren. Tho lilm 1 - the Mongo souncltracklls lolled with $0011 and prominent f'tgures loom the Reggae wo.td: Bumong Spear, ll'oe M•vtones, Kiddus~l. Inner Cirele, Ra. Mk:haol, JuntOr Mutvin, Pe1er "'*"'· R - Tosh, Bunny WaUer's theme and more. To sav nothing of Horcemouth a nd Oirty Harry, both legends In J .A. Don'1 suppose, however, that this Is a showcase tor P05turlng ..s uperstars.'' a lot or singing and no s tory. Rocker& I• 8 gritty film of lyrical narrat ive tolling • much-needed toto ot tho Ruta. Whether one fs opeaklng of fiJm or souf'dtreek. a genereJ refhtc1ion of the Black tnno\lator, or the penicu1arty incisive view of the Reggae, one Is certainty speaking of e poopte' s most e.xpressive an. One'*' belive Jah Trvth wm not be allet>Oed. Let it now beware dilution. App<tJCiiOrions tor u.os. wt>o finllllr blovflht - - "''o !hi$ . , . -due: • ~~ tjo of grarirurk to 11111 Allendn Theaue 10< its pen In thisl_,.lfn trt()(DMI. /lloc:Urs ..,. be ptol'ilg lhroufJh OcrobM 7 t1 the Aknt~M/. bed -good. great t.e.t -• policamon bum-olot. blood-dot. --dot-cu,.. wO<do dltllc:oo -a p4pe for omoking herb.' usuaRy maclo from coconut ohtllond tub4ng. omokod rituaHy by Rltstalarian brethren clrudloc:U- 1 . hair wll1ch It never combed, O< cut . It Ia, however, wnhed. 2 . o peraon with draadloclr.s drMd- 1 . a Rltotamon; o aorious thlng,'or Idea. 2. o dangerous person or shuelion dub-a root• olactronlc m<JSic, craatod by okiltiUI, ortlltlc ra· angineating of rBCO<ded trockl fool I1P wey-don' t wO<ty' don't; toke offense; don't be oorry lwd- ......,.t. proficient, lk~lul. uncomptomioing harb-merjuona • ' t -~ "me", "you", "my", mine:', llto Uled to raplac:e the first ayhble of sotec:ted 'itorda, u In "1-clran" mooning braatlvan. ~·..L-rectlon· · m eanlnsi protection, ''l~tetmfnation mean1ng "detarmlnatlon", ' ' loQd" for food, ",lc>OOda" for eounde of mulie. " 1-foclllly" lot olt'lclel!y, etc. land 1-1, me, yoo and mo, he C!!,.•ho and I, att of"" 1 --1, mo. mine f.....,-agraatlng l...y-excalle nt, whole. fino, cool, o.k. • l·wt-vltol, puro1 wholaaome, free of unclean thingo; In l.cood . fruit and vagaub4eo, no mut, no salt. nothing ~ ot ~; in color. it groan, the'Ethloflian color$ · l·ly, l~ .mirijuan. • ..Mh-Jah Ft., Tolar!, Hollo Satassle, l(fng of Kings, lord of· Lordo, Conquering lion of Judah; Relies revere Haile Seiassie •• the pe,..,lffCitlon ol the Almighty .Ill> know-LO<d knows maohll up -a fantastic ouceo11 mu1> up, mu1> dowrt-dastroy natty chad -• man with drotdlock& One Loolo-a paning plvooo, uprosslon of IOiidority - -· poco-Chliotoon r8Vlvtl, diflinct drum rttylhm "-tAL ~-olol-or of MaiCUI G""'"V w ho w~ the Almlghty In tho peroon of Heilt Sataaia , aa it lot pleyed today, the let.a s t -your t . .m -to omao . , __ t . to dip to the muooc whi t dancing 2. to move with "'"""ng, ullaripf moti)ln • opllf(-terge cone-shaped herb cigarene ot81>- t o f!!v•. dapan, briol(ly otrlng up- a rnuoical n1haarnl uplul-pc)iiltiva. ancounoglng you no - I t-you know7 , . . , . ~. gold - .....,.__,_music sun f I J ,f 2 3 �~prodigal I sun .. ! Redford's direction impressive 'Ordinary People' succeeds ~~L~ ~· .. ' paraonal~ies tMt Otd'IMr( l'rlopM bec:omls o brilliant film. . - ' Ott/iMty ~ .. on extr-dinllry r~m. On• Moore as e mother ony 17 yeer-o4d 6>uld hope for, then as e &hell of that Initial Based on the 197 6 novel by Minneapolis 1\otnewile Judith Guest. Ordin•JY P«>Pfe examines lmp<ualon she becomes o woman who puts on a cheery mask for everybody, even Mr huoband. 10 tho unlor....., tregedieo facing a Mid ·Westem hide her frightened cold lnterla<. auburban family end how !My cope with them. The Jqrreris are ordinary people. They look The Jarretts become e tragic !emily, unwilling 10 ordinary, they act ordinary and they think accept tM responaibilitiea of e lromMy. Ttvoughout ordinary. But the recent mente I broakdown of their the rum they try 10 ev- !hue reoponslbilities edoloseent son yankt them hom tM ranks of the oven though they believe they are trying to lullill ordinary into the category of oomethlng special. them. ltiJ through these conflietalhet the movie's And the1 is a ~ term to d81Clibe !hit · lingertng euro of temion is pwveyed. leaving the movie - aomething speclol . p&yehlatrist-viewer atwev• guessing when tM fino! The KtinQ wn oomethong~. the eJII)Iosion w il come. And When that tNPi iorl cinematography waa too. but the directing was finally oc:curo, It's the audience the1 feels !he ro .. y oomething opaelal ao oupetl!ar Ca term • aen&e of d8feat1h:l demoralization, not tho unfortunately used too often to del()ribe the likes ehet.ctere. ' of Lilli Garrett and ott>er untelented flash·ln·the· , pans) flol)ert Redlp<d chrlatr>nt himself In a new Ufo'a dally occurrence• role •• director. • The only humor provideCI by, Otdm.JY People is Redford suee-lully provides tM a udien"' with the day·to-dey hendling of ordinary evellto. Conrad a plen:lng oxamlnatlotl on how 1 nlco-fam~y-next· calla a girt and his voic:a erld<a dell)ita his door eon frterehy crumble under the f)<essurH of pr8c:tlclng to en fmeginery '""*" just moments re~ty. The Jerretto can be ony llfTlily.-.-en your before, Redford eapiUI"~US on Rle'a daily own, and thetis the IC8<Y part of arrHtwy Pllople. occurenceo. mekroQ ua laugh at«Wselvee. 1M film is not op;rituallv uplifting: in fact, it's compounding the frightening notion that the ..-tlv def)<euing. Not in the of ApocMonne ,larrena are foctionol eharaetl'fa on the big aaeen. Now depfessing, but mora in the way of 'hey. but really the ~ next door or the fllftilv inside that's my family uP on that acr"" and I don't your own door. • partleulartv i ke what I see.' Redford uamlnes the Ao AP<il roll• around one can be aura that lacedes of the ,American middle clasa, ohowing Ord/MJY People'-""' be In suiking dlotanee to that things aren't as peachy ae they ,._, t o .be. ceptu" most, ·11 not all. of tho mljor Academy Awerda. ~harland remelno e conttont force in the movie 11 he rno11110 from a palllva byotonder A.Ithe f~m opana, tho mother ond l ather (Mary Tyler Moore end Oonl4d Sut~l are rotating t o to an oetlw partlc:ll)at>t In !he ro-INC>In9 of his ftmlly. Mary Richerda could have been Beth !heit obYioUsly dist~Jt~!ed oon, Corvad fTimothy Joneit 1 0 y. . . letar u Moore 01q)lttty ponrayo Hutton). Moore portreya a Womlll\ rld<ad with the the nowe wo at know exi11e61n !hoM All· • peln ol losing t.. favorite oon to d8.U. and unable gio1o. But the reel poww of the film was to _f~e her ourvMng otfiC)IIng lor oaW>g only ~ Hutton (oon of the leta Jim ~ of himself. Corvad1s trying 10 ratum to the normal life after Elary au... t.mel who liandlee the confliCting omotlonl of .-.emce. compounOad by apendlng lour montha,lnalde a mental ln11itu1lon ~at angul&h, ouperb(y. He lhoWa tNt llftet tt.-death of hio brat.,_ In a bolting eeeklerit oomotlmoa parents ceri be the acoorge of a cHild's tor wtjldl he too blomee hlmoelf. He returno to · tile end not vlce-ver. . •• moat CMM>PI• believe. achool, gloW' end ewlmmlng, but)ut cannot ...m All advance notice& o f Otdirwy l'rlopMilrosses to put hit heart lnlo lt. Cont inually &hadowed by the! there are no Wlalna in the ~m and thllls the old guilts, he fH\ lrleo to open hlmsotf up to hll lamiy, but a- having no ouec-. he tnHI. "fhere arejuet vagi<: c:hMactero trvllf9 to ~ .....,na 10 • pl)lci'olattist tJucld Hhch). cope. tor the . - t pact unouccesaiUiv, with an problem. llul ~ le not • film _.,.;ng voubled r~-OtdinMr ,._,.1s • V'l9adY. It lAveS one -nth ~ It ... . -~ whlc:h the vieW.. ploy& the en .-.pty thhtino lor mora. but oat ~~the blhoMof of the wenl'rllg to tab i!. f t - the .....,_ !hlnklng. ehanc:mro, who ara tlowtv built up In Jhe way a uddlad with conlllcting amot1ona. making each ,....... intr-a rMder IO a fletlonal peroon. tl it paroon dinec:ting hio own ~ dial ulstl<lce. lhtough 1lfe g&rnpe. into the eh0f8c:tara' , And thet'e Qood. by John t..plaM . COMPLIMEMrAI\Y *PASS -* 12 HOOHTO 7 P.M. (MOM. :O~T. OML'I'l Att.r 7pm • es.oo Cover CIIUJe • Speclill AttraCtions a Exotics E0ery dat •nd evening • ~· 5pldalty Acts • Fem•ll-ancl' lale oincefs " TIIIIDAY lrft: Lldt..-llltl- ~,.. u eo-'' - 0111.- "'"""*' boot__,_... . avaor...,_., t.e.nu. WOULD YOU BELlEVE THE HAND 15 QUICKER THAN THE EVE? II...,-. • otod•lllda!W pn~- t1te 6ar ...,_/«,..., e•fopnoenklt 1M FORKS HOTEL 11M ta4 ....._ ..... Fw, 11 . . - 8 pa • Late S..CU'SenleiJ Nltely --~AnONSREOUES;1£DffliDAV A~.UVRDAf. SIS~ BROADWAY A'f UNION 68S·6645 �~prodigal sun ! i Matthau is_Matthau in 'Hopscotch ' • I ------------~----~~ R-~ "l't~e '-'1 11bout Ml 1M ,._rth AI Prtdroo and do- lfobMt De Nito do for thtllr rrMs, and I tNnlc tMy 're both uctlhnt ..,_ .•. I don't Mve to thtow my»/( ;. • role IMt w.y bee- ,..,. lived evel)llhlng. rve bftn e wMier. gembler, tn<nt1etw . • • rm from ,,. QMtto and tM onlY time I is wMt> I /JHy lllltltoaw:y." w....,--. The N.w Yorlf 7mu 811_3178 II Welter Mllttheu were • ~ pleytlf. he'd be deacrlbed by eponawrite,. M a . , _ vet.,.,, jusi 111111 former Oeklend A'a outfiMder Joe Rudl. D\rii(llhe mo-.che years at Oaklend. Rudl would qule11y do a solid jOb wMe mora colorful teammetH IIU Reggie · Jac:bofl end Catfial1 Hunte< would ,..,...,. .. the print. Ukewlaa, Manli.u ' - turned in many 11na perf..,.._. 11M Sunshine Bor-, AI~ Tillie), but hla co-.toreln tMol flllna, Ge«ge 8umtl end C.ol lkilnen, drew the reve ravlewo While Mecthau went practlcelly unno!lCIId. • In HopXOI<'II'Met1hau heo no reel co-tter to contend with. Th110 movie _ . , . to 'b e wl'lnen )uot roo Nm. ei\d he enolher outatanding performonce. d...,_..,.., Menhau pleyo e NCently r"'-'1 CIA agent named ~ wt.o avengH hlo cornpeny by 11\"aotening to publiah embetrooelng rnernolfa !Tom tha CIA dirty trickl ~~-Mmthou givu Ntt~plee of hlolitO<ory creation to all lntollgence ee-neieo lltiUM the world, from WMNI>gton, to London, to Moocow. He tells how the CIA tried to give Cutro poioon clgor-o,a nd he wnplicateo the with many world wide -..Ntiona. """"'*"' • n-. .litererv MmPIM - to en intemational · the 'CIA trieo to cep-. ita en•- to Wet8rglte' o 1 John o..i. Auaola eloo wento to lind Kendig beceule It dell- to "oqUHZa out aH hlo Information." But Kenditl hlmee4f lo ongl.-ing thla chaM. He " leaving c:l- end loug!llng at the CIA' I Inability tO c:at.c h a man they con- to be "ov., the hill." Mourt-VTf.. movfe 11 oomewhat lackedaslcel ln ntobl<lhlng character• end plot, but the action plcko up altot tho ennouncement of Kendig's reiMae. Matlh•u au.umea totel control hefllftor, and he r11Hy eppeoro to be heving tin IPec:lno and De NWo con rHtarch fun but I know what fun Ia. he must be ooying.l M -ou mlmmlckl, smiles and charms his woy 1 Ul<oughout the movie . He know• wrlta.. Brien Garflald and Btyen Forbel hove provided him with a good ecript, end he Q n count on fine ouppottlng perf.,.,_ by Glenda Jackoon and Ned 9oatty. Indeed, the only mljor problem wlth the movie Is Buny' o cner.cter. Myerson. Kendig'o bon at the CIA.· Myonon le oornewhat annoying- he.....,. on conotendy utilzing • llegrant ~­ mymology Stemo !Torn the Old English word " f...-;· meaning not found. Repeativo uoe of this word ten hamper any movie, or convMaadon for tNt metter. 8ul ouch o criticiam ia minot whirl one conalcloro the o-.a effect ol thlo movie. Hopcotch Is a good. dry uti<a, right up there in its own woy with 1M Odd Cquple and The'~ Bore. The c11aa . . provides e lOVely vfew of the Auottlan Alps, end tl>e<e 8fe doMe of Mozwt end Venllln the background. Old Joe Rudi may hove gone oour when he left Oolcand tor CeNiornla. but Weltor Metthau-doeo well In a movie fetturlng just hirnoelf. The rna<cMo onl You Don't Have to Drink Scotch To Drink at ".ilte- Scotcb" --.. • AIMGESI'OIIEsas:riorl IIEIGitiO-SI'OIIEFAIEIIOliiiESS -orw..;,a. O,..IChoiOIIon....,Sio. 21. . . .Ftllr ..... to-.................. t.. ...J Rel4x in Our lo11n¥ & Enjo!l Greor Drinlts or o Miseri!I-Price. ''<l'bc Scotcb" PRESENTS· UVf ENTERTAJNMfNT Karen Ruu • Friday 10 p.m.-2 a .m. Kathy Moriarty • 'Saturday 10 p.m.-2 a.m. t be Scotcb aJ!d SlrlolQ Next to Blvd. Cinema& . AUNNIHO AWAY FROM CRITICS?; lbrty h .ldi'Mn , .,.,.. • • F•'**'Ambfol;•ln hlsMW ,_.,..MOolfiW•TtnL Feldman fails as star , V.lctlm of Peter Prt.n clple? ----~------------------------- by~ Luue To Euro-. Marty. Feldman Ia higNy a worded end wei known lor hlorloully tunnv TV·tlapstlck ~ In ""'-rice he became known for ~he !Uved in Mol Broolc' a flms. In G(1(f We Ttun itl Foldman'a-..! fUll length movie, and I wos, oomewhet in doubt about his ebil'ltV 10 have cornic81 atemine for 9 7 mlnut•-rightly ool StU, he ga1hened • ~teet ot coonecliena end ectorl! Loullt La- lexoWif• of Woocly Allen, and of "'-'Y · IMrtmen feme, Pet er Bo't'lt IStH/yerd BJues and W/lef'e tM Bufflllo R~ml. Andy Kaufmen ITV·Iter ol Texl and S.rutdliy N;vhr Live. and Ric:Nrd Ptyor. Met!>(.~• ...,, director .....-!te<, pleyo 8roti1Jr I Ambrose, a-in enywoy pooaible- of the word-virginel monk who lo ~out Into the meen world of t.o. Angeleo to get money for his benkrupt monaaterv. He ,_,. end 1 - becomeo the portnolr o f Or. Melmoth, (Peter Boyte) • ~lui fallute wt>o travolo around with hio churel)-e buo. In LA• • Ambrooe , _ , • hoolter• tlDuiet ......,I, end for the next 30 ~ the.(Jim tuma In~ s.dllctJon of IJtotlw Amlwolor- IUCC8IIful woo after cold lhowe<o do not ltiY " " -· Alte< his ~·· "cllureh" lttddently rolla In o rivlf, Am brOil Ia oomewhat rOUghly ccinvinced to join Armageddon T . ThuMerblrd'l (Andy l(oufmon) religlouo empqre. whlch e•loto In happy cooper..;on wlth G.O.D. !Rlchaltl Pr(or) end Ia trying to e ccumulate • !llych of hle.follower'• c.pitll •• poaible t>euvoa "God wentlld rich and poor~ he publllhfd •-""<* Ye<111on of Bfb&e.'' ' Brother Ambrooe, howavlf. eltor being port of tbe empire lor 1 while, reellzH it la not~. cbnverta G.o.o: to the pure ~. No 1he piled-up money thrown Into the..,_, of lA end, after e boring 1 5 mlnuiH run, cycle, cor, akotlbQeniand I-don't , know·what hunt, he with t he help of G.O.D. miraculouslY ncopu r~·· gang to Mery. SM.In the , . _ime, ~~aa_ found her long • 1 -- Dr. Melrnotll-- will otMouoly _ , rNka Brother Ambrota, t.tMi.Ambrooe. So mucn for the plot-oonfUMdl The Nm woa _.nllv meant to- oetiril.e ..tigiOOa ~. but It f1llle ""'f ohort of thla. It hlalt1 lltJOng memento, it1 good gegt, rnervetciui ectlng, Merty ftl(dm8Q'I f - with hi hyge blue IY"- • p1ue for env film-IOITIV'k:e oome funny .... . _. But theM .,. only pf qUefitY In • film lt\llt ll otherwlel tOQ tOt...,IMd, too oent.,._UI and too e»{ to meke e good utira. glvM lteelf -ov 10 cheilf~k _ . lor qulolt I helle_, betUr .......- end__lhullooMS ita _ ~_.end nMtV with. ~Y e .clo't'n; he doN noc, qUite niatc.il to be .., Intelligent ~. and the film w etted e promlelnij topic to be -ond rete. love otorv wltl> - o f heroic alln.... ton<.- .-r '*" marry -hee. erp The-""""" lougha-- Felclmln,.,.,.,. -.. . Ii .,. "' g i - i i5 �j ©tprodigal sun { .Bette is Divine in 'Madness:· I ~,.-Iter---:::=: ! tile -~Uub!y blr.... "duM· peylng'' ltlnU In tile N~OfY of ~ Americen ~ -WO<Idng-. 1 linger 1n the Medy _ . . . , . bera ilnd be~ of lo-Menllonen- Beno Mkller' o • - - le finally lkyroclt~lng. 0 .., Bellldaa o Broadway ohowca• ~ end a handful of Too 40 hke, the neatly eGPI*I an OIICllr earlier tNa v- lor har i l ~ l*fol ....... In T1ta lloaa. ond tNs momh linda ........, tile...,_.,..., whtl .,., own concen mollie. Th9a of you who caug11t har ~ H80 -laiiNw the .......,_ wlll be~ to.,._ the! you can IICOFI onotller 80 minutes of tile ltrapruaab4o Bene Mldler In conc:ett. c:ompJete with claalonlng Ool~y sound. Those ol you who've never seen the " Divine Min 'M""' In eetlon beiO<e will be enthrellad ~to NOW SHOWING AT THESE THEATERS by har own speciel bronc! ol • .......,., becauoe Bette' • never -...dod benw.-,.,.. thooo of you' who've nev«liked twr in the flm plece-ond I'm ..... tllere'a o low of Q1ooe ll)lrituellylmpoveri8hed......,. out thore-wiH probabfY altlj) thlo one. Divino M-ss Is much rooro energetlc and rouCOUI end viouaUy challenging thin her HBO _.:iel. Directed by ace clnemotlc lltlrist Michael Ritchie. W'ho has mode a lew critlcdy-lauded but widely Ignored movin like Downhill - a n d Smile, the film Ia just whet the title lmples-<Miightfully, wonderfully, comicolly lnoone. Tho~ tl\lng'hu o woi<d ....,.~ edge ID it, tllenltl to the goucly delirium of the backdrops and the acrowben staging of oome ot the number a. Ritchito gots his ohoto In dur1ng the opening ac:ene, with 1 at ill, ~n heed ulhor lecturing hla young chllt'Qfl on,VUigar • lenguege oncl doling with epileptic seizures. and then tuma over the reat of tho movie to Bette. She is aided and abened by • trio of bocltup aingars ...., •.,...,. Harlettel'', wt>o lhl lntr~ll het ''Gtoel chorua-U>ey don't know ohit obout ~but they know plenty obout Troj-." From that moment on, onytNng goeo. Mldlor totally dominotll the 1U191 onc1 tha audience with l)er r><ileenco. pulling up a stool • to tall them about her recentlY com~ted World IOU<, tal<jng lhoto ot Englllh rovetty, and trading wlaecroch with "tho people in tile balcony_ The ltiTIO$phora during the enti<e ohow Ia one of inlonnel convivelitV, as If the crowd wao cOt"nQOOed enti<ely of her cloeo friends- which, in 1 - · It WOO. known 11 ..,_t roebra ... ~~a -.line cnm-. t>ecl<.drop of M..tlanan ot - • · otartlng with Springstoan'o " E StrMt Shuffle" ond ~""with.~ up. h811udnatOfY ~.ot "'Leider of the Pac:lt." Th<OIJ9hc>Ut the entire movie her bend 11 hot ond tlgllt, fueled by an eggreulvoly briiiY hom IIIC1lon and oome olnewy. muac:ular drummlng. In the desert of ronen movies that the lest couple of montha hao produced, Divine MIHJM# is o wotoome cools. Thoro Isn't mucl\ el11 to IIY obout th~ movie··~ ill- -eo- Midler achlevoa on incredibly wwm r~ the audience that ,_. ottwr poriormen would Give their vocal cords lor; olio oincere ly grateful that they would bother obowing up t o - har. ond In return gives t11em a 90·mlnuto dole of what heo t o be one vi the most engeglng poroonalitlMln entertainment history. _ . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ And then, of CourH', therrls the muolc- Bena Mldler wrapping her cotortul, gorgeouaty tOrchy voice around -ne ""1""' everything trom,oll-out rockers ~111111111111~~~111111111111111111111111111111111111111111... toquletor,a~mg be~. She ET T E MIDLER dooa olunotlcverolon of thst rotlroea' ber ~obex dosoic:, " My Way" dressed os a mem'Wiid in en etectric: Wheek:heir, end also • devut otlng vorolon of Bob Seger'o "File Down Bejq_w." Other highlights include the ublquitoue "Boogie Woogfe Bugle Boy, .. o quick snatch of . " You Can't Atwaya Get What You Want," and a trio of Uft>on is ng Wednesday, October 15, For one week only • - , ALLENDALE THEATRE " The Clash' 2os Alt•"'-*Elmwood Ave. in ·Rude Box - aas-2191 - - UUAB CoffeehouM CommlttN Paula L.ockheart Saturday, Oct. 4th at 8:30pm - Rathakallar Squire Hall -;Ticlte~a f1.50 Stutlorllo'J2 n""·arw.r.t• SM/Mt~-~ ,...,._Mrc, ,._..,,_ • ....._u.,. ~ �©prodigal sun ! ~show and tell ~ IMotherl "Eot YOU< asporaoust" I Child) " I hate a~r•11u1." IMothetl "How do vou know? You'vo never tried h." Sound fomiliw7 This fnt paced wO<Id oometlmes forces us to voice urmfom>Od opinions rather than 'elying_on the more time consuming •nd frequently painful method of firot hend -__,._ I)Cpetlence. Nowhere ia this theory mOfe operable ~ than In the highly subjecti'le realm or musical toate. Some people guard their t lttts like a prlcoleas gem ag.atnst the inttusk>ne of such infamous villianns disco, punk. j.ltz, heavy clout,. bfuu. clauicol, O<-God forbid - HEAVY METAL. Libels w lold huvy clo.Jt. There was • fair 81'1'\CMA'lt of gtUmbhng over this vew·s musieol slate '"' F.rlfut. Ono of the c0f'n1)1a1nu centered on the ntlativoty unknown status oJ the th<ee bands-llenhauOI, Atiel, and TO<onto. Another complaint concemed the l»ndo' so-catled heow metll content. The unfamllorrty of the blnelt soon conspa-ed the metllood Iobei to cre-ate • mood best dacribed as "'heavy metal paniC." The lronv of the si tuation is th., none of the bands it truly a heavy metal monsttlf. Benhauel, wM provided tho IOUndtrac.k tor the open air beer btlll on Saturday 1fternoon, •• a product of me 1960'o Guitar Age: lots of Jlmi Hendrix and l..od Zeppelin. Loud end P<ood, but not heevv metal. Ariel. who the evening in Clltl< HoM, is \"81 another trendy new w ao,;e.Jpower pop band hom Toronto, the city that !><ought you the Konvs Skinny, gh1tenng ties. lelrtMr pants. karoto ""'"· sunglsues and ioopord·sltin shirll. but no heow metal. Theu songs, such as " Man on the -ned Airwa"'".. and ··cote~ bushel of vocal hooks synthesl~or War Lcw'e. " coru•..nect e aw- with Ot>.mlem end choppy upbeat guhar. They w.r£ basic,ally forgettable, but they wereo't Judea Priest. The gultattlt looked a bit like Oavtd Bow"' eire:• Low But eve" that didn't he.lpearn them 1 place in heaven Toront~. tho niGCn-mafigned hopptKI on 11-oe to Ius t:h.an a hefo's welcome hom the <:<owd on the hllf·fdted Oar!< HoW. V.-lly, the band ....., ell tho mokff1115 of heavy meuof rNn!O: Jmmv Fo• •s omonous 13 piece. NO<th d<um IU' - basStst N•k• Cost-'s thigh~ll boots, gold tJlllln ""*'"""'· and snarltng tae,al upresstOns. a'ld a stege generally IUtlftd wuh equipment for a &lw: Ptece band, Lead vocahst t-tonv Woods ana temalt guitarist Shoron Ahon were eye--'Shadowod and friued to the potnt of looking tike 8)t1fll from the la1est Wer~ epic, But with aU the ev•C)ence sHtcked aga!n11 them. TOtonto •mPfOIHd es a hard rock1ng, sbghtly pOp leaning band No huvy metal he<e Holly Woods' voice sang the .sonte: blues. tbreaten.ng to e • P'Of• new reg.on.s dunng the showstoppe, ... Boo.r_ey end BlUe:• On the mcKe flllniiar tunes trom tM band' s A 6 M debut lP L~11· f0< Trouble ouch u the tit~ cut. ''Eve" the Score.. fthe s.ngroJ. " Oo Wateh, Be Wetch .. e~oet;rious" the band was a non stop collage of hot moves and cool amiJes. It w os a groat sho·w . If you missed it through fear or ignorance , I suggest that you eat vour asparagual - D•Wd ComsrocJt Put your stereo back-on-track and Shure will put a pack on your back. 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'IJI)Qn iiii"CC ~·""Chbaltlftfld'-..Of 'l'l:r't'llllVWOI.I' M97U1f~~lf'\liiU - BRO'IMERS IHG, m._.,. ... E~l.fiil'lliOC ~-..... NWI~I38P i ·ow¥•+•a•+· ------------ ! -----------: (of~S... AVAflABtE AT YOUR FAVORITE RECORD STORE ~;~ .......~ IDf I.e _ _ , ~P'": ..-•y on., ~=~::M; ~ ~~~ t~~IUII'CI .....,.,.,_,....-.:.~, �©prodigal sun The Theatre Department&: U.U~A.B. show and tell St- ~•tt·Uncl• SMn'& - Septtmber 28 present ''Local Jazz'' October 3 rd and 4th from 8 - 12 pm Appearing at THE CENTER THEATRE 68 J Main Str.eet, Buffalo ' Local jazz Musicians performing will be: FRIDAY SATURDAY The Rlc.h ard Schulm.an Gro)lp The Junnleh lootfl Quintet Almuf.a.az.ah-Tun . . ~ s:. SNc~enD, SS ~. James Cluk/Gres Miller Ensemble Pull to Open Muf&hld nuns S4 Gen. Ad• foo 1 Dar ndleu S6 Gen. Ad• ,.,.. 1 O.r TlcJie«s TH1 ClNTll THEATIE 681 MAin St. AYAGE I ' AI the tonne< g~rt In Go,..W, Steve Hocbn WN loot beNne! hi1 tad II hw end biiCk'rimmed gl...... Uti the hero In the old Colt .45 Molt UQuo< ~. hi Ulld to_.. In • c:hlit on ot-ao -..lngly un&lfectod by tho Yiouat end liter.. fnworb --'eel by • Peter <MbtMII, Phi CCIIlna end aow. Hll roll In tho t..nd's c l roclt fusion muolc w H UIUIIy unclerertlmetod. Judging from hlo porl"""1""eln front ol• noor capecity end w;wlv enthuslootle ....,..,_ 11 Uncle s.m·.. hoWever. Hocl<ett Is no longer the botboy- ho'a the alugger. From tho I)S>enlng lnrtturnonUI "~o'' from the recently f'IIIHaed O.fector LP-an ~ of ELP or~trotlona end fusion-derived ~ ._~ocken ftoahed the thick to.nurod guitor tones thot modo Gonotil ouch • melancholy oxperlence. (Tho loll of HICken end tho equally mo<e dluonont Gllbrie4 hoo left G-.il in tho henda of th.tlt.cllftr( oprittl, Pnil Colr1111: w ith tho lnovltoblo resuk'ol rneldng tho t..nd oound il<e e cornl>ltlr'lt Journoy.l Hooken'• c:cmpooltiono oound otll thoy were Inspired by • study diltt of Edglt Alan Poe lhort rtorleo. Ourtnv "Tower'· Ifrom his • Voy• of thtl Acotyro lPI hi leyored en odd rnotorod blues rill over 1the bond'a tiUtlle heortboot. The lilting rnolodlel ol " The Red Rower 1 of Thoi Chi" w1ro lhanerod by ihe otornle exploalono of NlcJ< Magi!UI' lyYIIhoalzer. The lnatrurnentel "Stoppel " (oleo lrorn O.fiCtor pointed e borTen mualeollondacape by way of plodding rhythm• end a aparoe orrongornent. The evening akulked olong on ouch opool<y, aterk, aolhory, Icy, nlghtlmelmagery. Hockott biaected th~conc.rt with on ocouatlc guitar oolo spot, which Included yorloua motlll h orn hla far reaching cereel. ' " Horizon&.. - thl .cou•tlc guitar Interlude that preced~ nsupper'.s ReadyH on FoXtrot LP- Wll I wnlcome bone tossed out to a.,...J,,' the Ge,esla monger• In the crowd. Other happy rnornenll auch 11_ th e Styx·lfke " Time t o Get Out." the Suportrernpllh " Nornli"'nd the Instrumental ·•Jocuzzl" le41 Hke • a lie ornldtt Hooken·• brpodlng world. 6111 Pete Hlcka' cempy voca ls on " Sentlmentol lnrtltllllon" boclted by Hackett'" Mellotron suec - d in 1 mote 11tlrlcll vein. ,.._. I wonder II Steve Hockett hu ever dooe oplum1 - Drlid A . Comstoclc John Cou!lflr -Unc/e Sem's- September 26 A amoM but hullQry aowd of "Cougori111" a•rthered et Uncle Sarn'o lut Thuredoy to gtMt Rive recording oftirt John Cougar, in town t o P<OmC>te hit now album Not/ling Mertlt$ end ~~ ff h DkJ. Couger, norvo<flly puff1119 • cigarette , otonned the ot-ao with " Hot Nlght In a Cold Town" to Qrllt -.g from hia now elburn) end followed with , _ . thin on hour of poworful ...-. now end old. 1 The loltttlul, cluttered oro.nl the rt• • weren't 11 concerned with wflot Wll being .unQ, 10 much II who Wll doing the oing;ng. And their hero responded by chooring the -.co on u much os it • c:N«od hlrn~ " To MG." • tune lrorn tho now elburn, culrninoted e uio of love songa thel left the crowd yelling lot rnoro-end they got it. " I NMd a lover Who Won' t o.tvo Me Cr- .." tho hit !rom hia fnt alb<Jm John Couper. more recently covored by Pat llermar was juot the -.g to got the crowd bock Into the rock •n • ron mood. Cougor'1 unending onergy end on·t•~llyrica proved to eclipse the crowd's expoctotiont. Ho hit tho donca floor lor • lew qulelt lhakeo ""d rottlu before he llnlal\ed hit oet, only to bl c..llicl b.ck lor tWO 11100(11, He took the otago alone lor hlo lirot oncO<e, occ:cmponying hirnsell on o slow bolted entitled "T. .I Driver." (Thtoughoyt the rllt of the perforrnence Cougar aeemod herll prused to llgure out whet to do with hi• hone!•. tho guitar wet 1 rnuch needed prop. I He wn joined by the bond lor "Srnoll Town Boy," e fitting end to on evening of pure energy •-uded by bond and oudience. -Cindy Mlld'lfl"" Saxophonlit ouprorne Phil Wood• brlnga his quanu to Davlo's. 899- Nl-ro FaHa Blvd., l or shows It 9 end 1 1:30 p .m. Fr\dly end Soturday Oct. 3 & 4. Bo111st Steve GllmO<e, piiN)itt Mike Melillo and clrummor Bill Goodwin round out the quartet. Poulo locl<hlllt, who hoo perfonned end recorded with Bonnie Rein, Mlrio Muldeur, one! PMA Butterflokl. brlnga her gUirf whit e .,.._ to tho ~. • Squke Heft on Satunley Oct. 4 It 8 :30 p .rn. Baed In N.Y.C., Ma. Lockhllrt h11 perfo rmed utonalve4y in tho including ~· the '"' over tour .,..,., Ol)lning apot on D1vld 8romblrg'• 8uflolo _ ...... two yo1r1 ago. Included In her trio •• Iormor BrombltQ oldernan Pt- Ec400nd on c:cmot ond guitar. lind Bob Mon..lto on piano. Judging t rorn her aocond end moot Flying Rah LP, It Ain't the End of thtl World. compwl~ona witt> Bonnie Rein don't ovoratote lookh. . rt ' o emerging telento. ._,t W1th their ll!..at llbum ~ In .... , tho 1op 10, .4C·Oc hoa JICC>Vorecl"-thelnll-cleetl>ol former load vocallot Bon SCott. ,.._ *.'ctvGOIIIIot 8riln Johnoon , . _ 1hf A~ rock liilnd Into tho Butf,.lo Memorial c--w.u conA41ditot1Ym on Saturdly. Oct.4 at 8 :00 p.m. ()poring It Gamma, futurlng gultorist Ronnie Mo ntroa e . HllfYeY end Cotlty PToductions, the group that brough1 Annie, A C/>oltn tiM, lind S..~ IO Buffalo leo! bring.. the Tony Award Winning Ploy, A ChonJs Lin•, to She1 1 1 -auttato on Octo~>« 24tf). -The Broedwoy mualcel w ill run lo r ffve porlormonceo. concludii!Q on · Oetobor' 28th. Tlckete tre t 1 S .. 12. lnd t9 '"" the ~onlnQ ahow, and t 13, ftOanc! tho 'l)lilr)ee. Cell 854H:I5415 or 85~·1208 "" riMfvaildiia end further de toll a. y-. •riot �groove ____o_n_d-~frenzies 8-· 5 2' S Wild Planet !Wemer Broa.) makir]g the SO<>g itself a pan of the ume trendy milieu. Vou tw!uar bew~~=! .A'"~J.C;·~ chompion d....:e band .. at i1 agoin. ontv this tine tho woves are lerger and the undertow ia auonger. The ll:52'a ore undoubtedly ono of the most c.reellvo bands to como aktng in QUito a while. Bw:omblning satire with boppin' rhythms. they' ve futl!oned o stvle os cfostlnctive O$, it Ia occontJic. llh Andy Warhol, lhey reanze 1ho p.ocent1al ol kitach and know how to hern055 h Wild PIIJI!ot their second album. tho B·52's deal with such ISI>IICts of Amoncan ~ ulture •• I>IH- eutomoblles end puppy love. Since their "Priv,te !d:h:::" :!:~$ w-:~ varfou, states of mind and the dongeJ of sell· help l>hlloaophie$ that orig<nate In Southetn Califlmia. " Runnin' Around' • sot'rri~u jogging, and "Strobe Ught" parodies d"tsco and all it sugg8SIS ~ dtiighto In pointing out VBttOUS pOpular kitsch Whd8 bosktng in ~S own t..nal Qualitit!s The B·52's art guite aware that they are a pert of rhe ume culture that has P<Oduced Pettlcoll JUnt:rion end McDonald's. And 'rtla precisely this self·owor..,... that gives 1he;r music its humor Vtfht PIIJMt.., a fine sampling of the c•mw virtuosity and dobut album, the bnd hea progfes.sed greotly, olthougll along muoh tho same musleallntolligonce thet has made t'hia Iones. They seem mo<e sure ol thomselves and this hils led them to a bonds around. gre•te.r musfcel comptexity. They are moro willl~ to experiment wlth lhythmk: and lyric ovenapplng which glvu an ontenshy and depth to their message. One of the best cuts on the olbt.rn. " Pany Out of Bounds. " sounds a lot hoe • Dear Abby column Put to rnusic. It anawers thp plaintive questions a host may have concerning the \ieriousd.lemmo that plague his pany. Thls is sung with tongue planted f•mty 1n cheek end with a pretent~usness thlit borders on the absurd. Tho B·52's have the 'l&r'Uitility •o potce fun at the cutture aunot.nding them whBe commenting on theW own. rather curb.ls. position in tNt environmen( "Devil Wl My Car" takes on the Americ-an fosok\ar:1on wllh tho ocouit. Putting Satan In the earborator and C.B. ""do.-.coreo tho absurdity of ouch C>Jittual entltlu as The ExO<Cist while orte of the most exching and danceebl·e - Scort Dorobioto Daryl Hal ~nd J ohn Oates, yoices !RCA) HoU tnd Oates have. during the lut decade ANt 1 1 album.&" creau•d some high-Quality pop musiC- tho<r91\tful, ta.&teful. emotional meteu~ . Th• discography with communts whi.ct'l accom.panles Vo«:-es ends wtth thts Quoto: "It's good to get lost bocouaa ooce yOU find YOtH way you' ll nevet get lost again." Desplto the tongue·ln-<:hae~ino.. o f the whole PR pleee, it't ovlden~ that the line Is supposad to imply the sentimentS of many aitlca- thot with albums t.l(o Along th" Red Ledg•. &tauty on a BM:kstrHI. Now, they've come fuU circle. returned to homo plate. and lt't a hit. But I'm not so sure It's th~t euv. In th• last three or four yeara, Haff &. Oates' afbume haven't been tho ~elkf· gold c:ommorclol succossos they once wwo. They did contain solne Inter~. eJCperimental material, however, end proved that H & 0 weten't content to s;t on their rk:l) hauc hes. lnotead, they ~~~·~ !.C ~~~::·; itld rt::: th.:*.r •• Sar; that "meantngfur• and ..pop'' weren't • conuadlction In tem'lo. Vok:tts falls juot atton of that old standard. - P#trit:UII c-itlgton SQuthaido JoiiMy & tho Aabury Juke~, L.o vt Is ..4 Secrific!j !~c:::y: Smile" lollowing. The fact Is. Voic:'ft .sa very fli<Oble. infectious al!x.lm, bul It' s not prermer Han Dnd Oates. The sugary high 'ones are iu&' as fine at ever. like In " Goua lona Net~~o" !Perfect Porfoe!W but tne deeper strength o f John Ottes and the high. emotNe soaring voc:els thet meke DMVI Hall such an ovtttancfmg performer aren' t as ev'dent httre as in the old dava. " Atr;ca ,,. for example, has euch a eompelling boat-a "W~Iie and tile Hand Jrve" rhytl11'n-thet it amost totally drowns out John Oetes' vocala, giving the song a muddy sound. lndivichselly, theh voices seem • bit more gonerk: then in ~st efforts- it· 1 ncn as eesy to teM HaM from Oatea at it should be. M"Ce they llove ouch distinctilre otylea. Fortunately, V"""-s doesn' t signal a complete retreat 'o the pa:a-1 . "United Sttte" hu an e.nergized gulror rill qtot'• very t 980. and "Diddy Doo Wop" aod .. Gotta lona Nerveu both combine ..new wave" lyric seR$ibilities, timlng, and phreslng with 20·yeor old chorus toutho.s. ••vou've Lost That Lovin' Feeling", though not pank:ulorly renewod. is a per'fect song foroH 6 O's YOCal abf"ies· and rt'o boavtffulty done. Their writing itn't quite up co par on this album. either " How Ooea It Feel To Be Bock'' somehow doesn't conv;nu- It oound$ lil<e a love aong that a heavy X.S.atit. end so on, Hal end Oates metal group would do lwhat...,. thet meansl. Their love songs. though all on W8fen't addressing themselv&S to Whet had become their l ono. which waa pop with botutilor"harmoniu wpifled in their silver Ooryl Hal & John Oates releue. girlfriend, Sara, loaves on o lllght; Daryl is depressed. e.g .. "Hard to be In Love Friends o( CAC Present don' t cony the WeOQht of longit1g thot they once dtd. ~w. thos pop 1$n't as munlnglul as it..._ wu- and tho previous wont of Hall aod Oates proved tho same toplo (Daryl HaN's stewardus Southsorlr.JOiiy and the Asbury Ju~H prove on their latest effon, Low is • S.Crffic•. that suceesa originates from tho two conflietlng lorcoo woriUng within • band. The first. is the preu.. e to ploy - . . the music thet . - records- pop musk:-POI1toying the PIPPY optimistjc soda olltle. The other side Is the music U1a1 emerges hom wi'thtn the mus.ieian 1-olmsell. He ploys what he leelo, and con onl"y hope that ~ w iK be accepted. The v~ lor that Phiosoplry emerged at the sllort·lived Upst- Club of Asbury Par~. New Jeraoy. The Upotage Is open hom B p.m. to 5 o.m .. and it is the place - · uo<nng ~·hom North Jonoy ...sNow '1- would UIUdy end up mer their regular gigs. The place WM ~ltd beeause.h wu open l•t., lh.an the regular cluln. And-1!11rtwoan I a.m. and 6 e . m. you could pgy whetever )'OU wonted. Southside Johnny !Johnny lyon) """' 1 good chunk of his does II' that dub. Hts music- grew out ol the tong summer nlgllts whan there was no pl""e to go ond nothing to do. • . -axceot ploy. Love is • s.cnr.ce tho bo1>d's tat est is the lrrst produced, written and concelved antir.W by Jonnny and teed guitarist Bllly Rust-. On one levol, tho album is a conceptual lao« at the vlrioua tspects olio"": both ito ups and downs. " Why." tho album's top single on tho chan$, dealt with the pains of rejection everybody fools at one point in their adole..,.,.,.. The lyrics lamont In lost •lbum. With You". " Everytimo You Go Away" I, Season subscriptions for the ~-..---- ~re. available ARENA THEATER STUDIO Klng Of Hearts ,- Oct. 3,4,~ Sth Fri. 170 Fltlm()(e, Ellicott, MFCA. 7 & 9pm Sat. 148 D!etendorf M§C 7 & 8pm Sun. Squire Collference-Thee:tre.:_MSC 7 & 9pm Tk:lieta Avallabla At Squn Tidtet Offk;J • E11lcott Complex 8~ Ubriry · At d iscounted prices from the Squire Hall Ticket Office ~Sponsored by Your Student Association ~ �;~prodigal sun l I ..... . love; hc>Wever, the muoic lo very "~)beat and hM • tondlnoy to oet one moving. J~ Spenn'o cUmact k t - """IOio lo an e•cellent compHment to J~y· 1 Springotoinlan vocalo. "On The Beactt" Ia enother rocl<er. And in • y.ay, It' a a song thet reflecto . the Jul<oo ettitudH oinca they atertedr :!:.11-~~ kacp1)1~ ' • away, no matter what the • dl11ppt)lntment 'l! joyo. It lnvoklo a 'I"'Y liberlled or "go lor It" fHIIng within the Uotaner. Genelloccla'o pullltlngbau ataru the tune, lnd ltla verv dominant throughout, Uh 1 lrullrated gulterlat, he .,OOucea melodic acales that w~ auppon, and yll heva their own Ident ity lnftlld of ftlying in the background. beu, along wlth ocorc:tVng guiter work ol Blly Rulh end Joel Grwnollnl, can be cloalifled •• ·~•. he<1·hltting rocl< 6 rol. The olbum does heYI ito mellow• moments, however. :fwo aonge, " It Hurta'' and " Keep 0.. Love S~m~>~e; · ere ~ ontirely by ICOUitlc guitar. Both ero very much In oontr- to " On The liNch;' ~ ~·· varuti!ity 11 1 performer and muliclan. " Long Dietance,'' another love · 1o luot • rock 'n 'roll clic:M', Mnolt 11 worn out 11 " cold 11 an ice cream cone." In .a, LD1111fs A S«nfa briaUea with the excitement and lwvor ol • group ~enjoying whet they oro doing. Which ohould be no auprloe. - Alan Olson • Onl'( OnM, s.by':t Got A Gun IEplcJ a-·· To understand rocl< 'n roM you gottl go to the oource. I moen. If YQU'tl rHIIy seriouo- •bout whet mMH lhle greet beut lick; tllla ewaltwing anlmelthot ~ the beclcllon• af Amerlc'an popultlr eult\n; INa ttwMng, eur~ hotbed; thlto IHthlng, r.rtlle undlrt>elly of 01.!' notloo'o peyche; tt1la "1 _ , . ol youtl>". • • if vou ~ want to ltnow whet f - the l1arne af this niUIIOUe b!ute, VOU heve to talk to • oop, ~ .An elburn might be fun to - · but man.r If yOU're cleedf That'• wtry l ~ to~ CrotQn ~ lnot 1ft .... _ , of the 8uflelo I'IDIIcl [)epertrnanl ....... lncldenceltv , . '-n with lha force 11 - '· _: ''All !mow'- I WH _..lng the --It Veteran'o a.n.flt when Dixie Honey, or '"''-•· woo playing wi1h her t.f1d, The doy before, we hed o polb t.1d and they heel no problom. But when Dillie Honey played, they ju.o t went wild. " It' a fike If you heve an enlrNIIn the ceoe end you rattle the beta. KHp in mind thee~ ere the aerne young people who the doy belor' were well-behoved. . ll'J lht Oevll.J dllnTi think there' a aov other explanet~ for it. Anyt/llng thot causat you to lose control af yo<or thinking, ol your actlona. • • that can't be good. Samo wlth T.V. You, got the11 people who wetch four or abc 1\oors a dey and you elk who's their God7 I ..Y T.V,'o their 9od." • But wo'ro getting off the treck here. The point Ia thet wl>ije the Only Onei may be an excellent band with excellent oongo. oro they doing anytl>(,g 10< the community? Basicelly they ltwo guitars, bass. drumo, occnionol keyboardol set up a. - tt~, _.,... dtone willie " ' -l oongwritw Pel* POOTett helf..-ings, half ct...'ttl lila way acroes the vinyl, oouncfong lib an The rai<Ato •• olun nwgical, . . In " Focn." Thi grOUp Ia E'ngllah. bu1 hera they lound W-arn. ctHting • haeiit.ing Oylan-uque '-ndocape. It' a llluo looking out at The Greet Plains from the cockpit ol an old plane. HowiYII lnnocuoull'f John Perry' s , leadl,.,.., melndar, Penen Is whet seta them apert. Sometimu the drowsy Oylin ol Blonde on BJondt, 1()111ewhefr between T. lle• lnd thl Velvet Undergro<ond, aornahow ooutl> of Syd Bantu, he often ooundo ~lte he could be no!Md Edith. Uke he 11ya, "You wolul me from 1 11111 sleep/When Y"" Kisse4 Me ooooh.'' The Only Ones ere In the rock 'n roll gfcwe cpmpenment, wM!ng to be pulled 0\ler. - ltu:uell Sc"-lw-uer oncMnted_.... excels through Grog AJ!man'a lhatp r- vocalo andthe finely honed leed guitat &,. af Dlcltay Bano r i " Dongeroua" Dan Toler. The lnatrunwttll, " From the Mldneu of the Weot," brlngo out aome ol the foner momenta of the group' I It-mark duo-guitar ploying. In addition toe drum solo leoturing the Interplay of • -eusai0111rts Butch Truckl end • ..Jalnioe" JohiniiYJoliinlon. 'The oorig ia one ol the mtny high polnt o on the ~ 'The reconl l1 truly typlcel ol the Southem rock genre. £-lolly et 1 til't'e when groupo Wke MOlly Hllchet' and the Charlie .Denlelo Band ore riding the f)opu~ ol Southern rock, the Alfmen Brothers Band IHml to heve veered ewer. from the more baalc torm. choosing inatlld to ftovor • variety of '""""with their IOUitllm rooto. The resYitant lound Ia nothing lese than progressive. From " Right to Be Wrong," a ~Y number verv remlnlecent of their lilt ~ret!ftd Rogue:~, to .. Angeline," a rodder pleca which Ia praaemly race!Y;ng 1\le molt rldlo play, the variety continuef. , • AAho.jgh goAt.,. aboort> • good de-' of the lfiMiight through out the '*'ord, AllrMn'. organ lnd bicuv Betti' ayntheolz• h11111 the empheala in 1 " Famous loot Wordo,'' contributing to the funky beat withQut overpowering the superb voce( blend. Howev«, the llfloged respite Ia lhort as Dicltey ,Batts returna with Ill hla flare In " Keep On l(eepin' On.'' the beat and most rocking oong on the LP te•cJudlng the trltelyrieal. A'""-"' I 1 - YOCIII and hlo oenlitlve 11M of'kayboardo la y the ground work and Batto' guitar- the tone, ~· the oyntheals of el..,..-fireo the tune. The last song, "So Long," flasl>ea vet anot'* glimpea of the band. The toft, AJimlln Brotherl a..cl, RNch lor the mellow tempo, echoav hannonlce end llgl>t lteyt>oarda . , a perfect background Sky IArt.t.J lor Allman'• ooulful olnglng. The aong movu from bridge to bridge, lolling Into Tt,e Allman Btothlfa Band hll raturned aome lazy gu!Ur rfffo before lll'llttlng Into wit!> their HCOnd olbum alnca the ' 1>e1vy owing beet with beuman David r.unk>n. lndRa«h for tfle Sky lhould Wve " Roof<" Goldftlaoleadlng the way. up lo llle-totioM, if not~~~ them. • RaM:It F<x rn. s.tY should dispel the te«s lhlt the Allmon Btothwl Band On the 11m lido of the albl.m could not keep It tooether all* their " Myotery •W""*'" ia the aong ta liatan - t<glrioe '?""ion ta. En/lghten«J lor. The Hay-moving..,. a y-. Rogue:~ wn • product of their ' / enthuslum at one point in time, while not reilly proml~ onythlng lor the futuro, RHch for the Sky ....,, to fulfill old promllla while making new onu. -Eileen Lite 1 Robble Dupree, (Ehtktrel Robbie Dupre; As a m; n with-no musical direction, Robbie Dupree brillaotly communlca~s , t confuolon In l>la aelf·tltled debut album. Each ol tl>e nine eut$, rangin11lrom the amasl> pop hlt' "Steal Away" to tho _ dlocofled " Nobody Elae~~~rieo in both style and mood. The conrtai'tt shift, rether then providing a v_aried aalection, ectu~ny leav11 the bt-r wondering juat what quptee Ia trying to say. The feellng here Ia that Dupree is wondering _,1 theaamething. " I'd cell my mualc rock 6 rol, bu1 who knowe whit It Is anvmore7" 0uprH oaya. "It' a oop, bitt thera'o II diffecent al>edes." 0uprH, apo<tlng a Mlcl>eel McDonald .beetd...comH -osa et titMs ~ Uke Just onother Doobio Brothers disciple. Hie an-to f.a on - l i k e " Love is a Myatery " lnd " Lonely Rumer;~ where ~.. digs bact< to his r - • u en a capella tinge<. Unfortunately, his lfOice, locking the power ol a Bany Monilow, , IaRs to carry tllch • lood. Dupree does hla belt work When, utlli.tlng hlo atrong crew of beci.iriil vocellsto. On lila new tingle. "Hot Rod H01rts,'' DuprH and company produce e strong, lull vocal arrangement-• testimony t q Dupree1o musicaltroining. But DuprH tat- to capetai&e on tt11a strenght throughout the LP. On ·we Both rtled.'' there.,, ohedea af Billy Joel. Duproe finds hlmll4f ~lng on ":rhln Line.:• e, ManliOW·~'J<e piano baked. Even' hi$ lyrlco cannot '""" him from ' llcundl!ing. On " I''!) No Stronger,'' _ Dupree baCicwo. " I'm no 1tr811ger/rve been heie before/l'm no otrenii""/And · now I know the score." Deeply ,touching. Bill FJ!iot(• kiP;'boMI wcncla ' telrllhlng, bu1 the roll of the lnotnJmentaiiCCOIIlf*llment is pnodic"tebly In fact, after nine tracltl, Dupree 'becomH 11 downright ~ laying cerpet1n a.--. - Srtve Simmons ot*· .. ,..,.,.,job �t:J~F Trt~st-ee Roblif) charged in p~ice fixing·con,Piracy Deie1 A. ltDbUa Jr -bcr o r the coune, .. Daid A ' Roblla Praidia ' U B fo~ BcNild"'or T~ Mel lloblln IDdutriea · . .. • • t oC of IDOit l*IPk' Ia the FouDdallon." redpiat of the 1980 sUJiY Clumcdlor' 'IWirolll Aid . We U line to Caner lidded, "As fw u l'mcoacorned. Medal .. ba1 lieen ..:baraed wit~ ~ 1a11 ~·"era! , . blsJa~~.',' ~ to fix prices aradlfatioO IOD -ent on claimed tbat they Roblin lDdllltriea btc or a;jrralo kct • UB ~ Robert L. were eitber unaware of tbc cbarJea or alona with Tour ot~~e'r ~llfa.:t ~warc!CI4 lloblill the IDDoal did DOt want to diJeuu the isauc sbopplnf euu reca'Uy -rcnn~ . .r·.~ Medal 'WIIIcll pcnonUics publldy. guiUy lO ~CI ~lheUS Jusdc:e -~~ ~:~IDJbL_ If• ~ fPtot(allilty, .,be faca a 0 ~ accorclioa t 0 bt 8 .. ,_ _ o · IIIUIIIIWD of Sl mlllioo liDL The o~ Collrler-~. t ...,, • .., Presiclau of FoUDdalloo ~ tt.daoocriea ill\'01\'ed ml.llllfacuarc about f o.c._ya pleadi9J "We' re • DOt auilty _ • or M•.Cart~~-!'!UiiDcd laVICa ....___, U:~R.oblio'• t.bocc far aad ~of llle lboppina caru IOid ill -'100 ad """""" nearly $200 9$ per the Ji f mlllloa ~ 1972 ..w1 1976. Tlleodlcr fourcoaalllales cllar.-f we UJWco lodllltrics, toe. or ~ ~ Tote-an Co of R.octrord, IU.; OlcMJa • Corpor81Jon or ~1111keo, yr11,; aDCl ;o Tcdmibilt Corporalioo o r Barbtlllk ! California. ' ;. Ro~ll.o lodastrl« • .IIIUJif&dJUea R oboppiQa caru • iu United 51ee1 ad Wire Co .. a subsidiary bued ill 111a1e _ Creek. Mlc:hipD. I t -K-r ~ Mid-East aceen" US ideal spfit Sell-•• by fiuz ~to '"' /lptctn"" in Tcbcran . And .uch a rqjme would. like that of the Shah. be frienclly to the SoYictl at the aame (PNS)-How the Iran-Iraq war ends could also speU victory or defeaa for the State Depanmcru or the Natioflal Security CollOcil, who ba~ been bat!lina eacj) other over wbosc understandina of the world situation was right ever since Prcsldmt Caner came to power, But. as Iranian rcsistanee tougbcru and the revolutionary spirit helps mobilize the population, new outcomes are possible that could coafound both these Yiews and lead to entirely new' barely lmualnable scenario$. I f Iraq wins. then national t«urity a ffairs adYiser Zbianiew Bn.ez:iruki's YieWJ will have proYCil to be con-cct. Minimally, tnqf victory means aivina B&Jhdad con.trol over the territory in the oU producin& resion already taken. But it " wide!J believed that the real rason..._ the Iraqi auack were to brin& down tht Jfhomcini re&ime in Iran. Many Jn Iran beUevt that a U.S sijplal to Iraq and the anti·Khomeini Iranian forces th= unleulted the attack. If $0, It would have come from the Bn.ez:inslc.i-side that bas al"ays held the Khomeini reaime to.be brittle- a qulck jab at it would brlna ebdut a quick <OIIapse. Bn.ttinski believes thlt only tough elite rqimcs can control countricl. Kbomeini's rqime is tiOund tO fall and be sucoceded by tough teftim unless the Unned States acts in rmt with pro-US exiles. like Cicoeral OveiuiJ now in Iraq. On the other band, the State r>e~nment i.\ tryinz bard to brina about a differem outcome. It is consulting with tb" SoYict Union and all tbe reaion.al powers to put prmure on both Iran and Iraq to cntlthe fi&htinJ and withdraw within their o wn territories . The State Department line, first held by Cyrus Vance and now by Edmund Muskic. does not believe the Khomeinl reaJme is bound to crumble. N~onlycould it survive, but like other revolutionary rqimes elsewhere, it could switch from radieali5m to prasmatlsm. The essence of the State Oepanment line is tl\at internatlonaJ ,Pf~urc can brio& both combatanl$ to their senses. Bur the ioerculnaly irritatln& ny-in~heointment is the evident fiahtiog power of the Iranians. Former enaales in Tcberu are~ pcaa with eacb other. A powerful aenma1 mobilizatioo II &oioa oo. And Iraqi forces oo the front line arc mcouotcrina Jtiffcr resistance. ' Fl)'-la·tlle-olatmeat But If the unexpected should happen. namely that Iran not only holds up under Iraqi auat:k, but &uc:cecds In routiog the Iraqis, theo 1 totaUy new baDpme could emerge. It could lead. not ' only to disinteatation of the Khomcinl resime, but to the dowofall if Saddam Hussein. the · ruthless Iraqi ruler. • Saddarn HIWC!n eYideruly shared Bruzinski's quick jab/quick coUapse Yicw oo Iran. Early reporu oo.aina out of Baghdad rellccted the supreme confidence of the Iraqis that victory would follow a few days fi&htina. The Iraqi cbidtan runs one or tbe touabest dlctatorohll)l in the world . While havina achieved considerable economic developmdu thiou&h oil revenUe~ that bave improved Uvlna• atandards, Saddam H ussein bu also murdered all opposition . One ofhis most hcioous acts was the Cl<CCUllo~t or the Sha's rcliaious lcadcr io tnq. a close friend of the AYatoUah Khomclnl. Slddam Hwseln attacked' Iran liOpiDJ that a touib new chlenan miaht tal<e power in Tcberan, like the fol'11\er Shah's Cicoeral Oveissi now tlghtlna on the Iraqi side with pro..fibab Cllild. ~ Mud! or the rest of the Arab world supporu l<aq bccaiiiC rulln& elite supportS ntlloa dik dwl -ArUiim- S\'da. whose leaderS Ram ... is a. Shi'lte, -vers. · Saudi Arallla has IIDed liP .nib ~1raq. 8oth ,...._ , _ the populist ad m-otut.ionarly ual SJXe111iaa old 1rao. ·, , or the ICJiomclnl rqime would sadil'r U.. 8r;r.ab1skllloe. Jt '!wluld ICOre points ~ ~k ~ aot1 Woald bave a 10011 ,~or IICin& !I lifo-US r._uae come to 1:::, o-wo... rrom po:' time. Saddarn HJ!IIdn and liis new-fouodsupponers elsewhere may have fO<aouen or ianorcd the lessons of history- that (..,olutions have the power to fire up hitherto P45$ive and men peoples to defend their revolutions,bravely and passionately. Continuina Iranian ability to fi&ht bu raised another possibility. ltao is fast runnioa out or j<t. fud and spare ~ns for its weaponry. If were tO offct a trad~rr of US bost-aes1 resupply, the US would be pat in a very paiolfull situation. If it rejected the offer in order not to give the sllghttStappcaraoce of tiltina to one &Ide, it could mean.the death of tbe bosl2ges. If it aceepted , lt could lrilll!cr a similar I'CS"Upply by the Soviets to the Iraqis. The Iraqis are almost entirely outfitted with SoYict weapons and the Iranians with US weapons. President Caner has implied that the tnruans, now larsety isolated In, the world dJplornatk communitY. need friends and i:ould get friends If they first released the b~. But the Iranians. iovolved in a life-or-death strugg.lc, would obYiously want oomcthinll more tanJible u a quid-pro-quo. Commentary oew scenario envisions a two-way settlement or the di$PIItts between the US and Iran. On the other hand, it could conceivably lead to US. Irani reapprochment that now appears u unlikely u that bet.....,tbe United States lll\d China seemed a dccadt 'qo. Many in Iran ironically believe that the United States •eeretly supporu the Kbomeioi rcaime. at the same time that others are convinced thr United States played a hand in ea&in& Saddam Hussein on to thr auacks. 'Mitdmu' On the othet hand . resupply of Iran and Iraq by the two superpowus could lud to a US-So vi~ proxy war bel na w-aed on the eve or the US election . It could lead to the most serious confrontation bawceo the two supetpowers r.ince the end of World War II. Oearly th• frantic diplomllllc moves now underway in world Clpitals are dcsian~d to rorcstaD such a dread eventuality. But if Iran shou.ld aain the upper hand, it will meao that it was the Ayatollah Kbomeinl and the l•lamic Revolution that pve tbe Iranians uoeipected new stret!Jth. It is not .Ul ely tbllt Khomciol will then call a halt to please powers he considers "satanic:." He bas a revolutionary vision for cleansio& all blam. Presid~t Sadat of £aypc., who presides ovu a country where the ricb and powerful rule, knOws this and has called the overthrow of the Khomeini reaime a top priority goal in the Middle l!ast. · If Iran - should n~venheless collapse, it will prove thatJ)'e&l revolutions with popular suppon can be qushed and elite reaimcs come back to power. Or If the powers should enforce a settlemenl, It would show thai' !be arcat and the powerful in the famUy nations arc still able to impose, their will oo lesla- countries likein the old days of lmpcrialdm. But if lsluilc 1tao should bolcl-'out and eventually win OVE" Iraq, then the stratqists and diplomats of tbe world wW ha~ to re-learn a leuon tbcy apio and apln - foract: that rcvillutloos can aenerate immallt forces in .the people and countries wbere they erupt. or -- Bring in those old school Rings for instant cash! 2 DAYS -ONLY Friday Ill Saturday October 3rd and 4th 11 am-5pm r--------ALSO-~------~ • Wedd:.iaa &uda • • Gold Watch C&ae• • • Gold Chains • • Old Riaaa • Dental Gold • • Silvel' • ADy Scrap Gold • ,.•..., Gustav fl. Frisch - .. .... 41 Keamo,.f'n. \ . �I l I } I I .. I l! _ "Greatest Hits" ONLY $1!.98 iii- ea. THE B-52's - / "Wild Planet" KENNY ROGERS ONLY "Greatest $4.98 Hits" LP &. TAPE $4.98 , ea. LP & TAl'E RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN " II" PEACHES & HERB " Worth the Waft" ONLY $5.98 ea. NEW & HOT_! -STRRWD IIJl USr rErl [ "SUPERTRAMP . BAR BRA STREISAND "G uilty" <rH_IEIR "Paris" . 'DAVlD BOWIE g.ss LP &TAP!!: �.- .".. 2~::;:;-~r~~~ Racquettes post double wins; variety keys winning year ~crt! ~ h'1 ahlta)'J niec to win two pmcs, but the victory is lirot defeaJ Of lbe S<aJOo. WinniJll sinajes >~ben tbe wins come t.plmt teams thlll you in<ludcd Heidi Juhl, over Bona's Julie Wdch 6-3,6-4. beaten before. UB'i Evelyn Grau won euily over Bonnie Mc:rehao Royal'• tmnis team had thai happy feclina aflcr defcatina vldtina 51 . Bona..ntur< The double pleuu~ was .., up ""''" a wiD over Cortland State. had ocvcr bcatm Cortland," tmnis COK!I CarnrUtz enthused. ••so everyone wa1 pleased. we lost 6-1 at Cort.laod. They have a new, team.'' 11 lhe Amherst Campu~ couns S•curd•y. the cd.&ed oul tbe visirors 4--l. A bi& win for the came from Dc<o 0.:., Fisher. The ..nior. -~~~~=~~}:zf~~·~~; nom an ankle injury, hu worked her way . bKt UP tO tbc second sintks Jpot, and dcfQied ConWid '• Diane Coe 6-1. 7-6. Sue Sdlmidt ,... cbc othtr ""a'a player to cue hn maceh, edain& Salina Di 6-1. 6-3. In doubles competition, tbc Royals apln took 1...,. The Stidlwn ~ism-s COC!tribut<d 1M rmt WI. wbik IWt> MacDoclald and Wolsky defeated !Why Evand MAry Kay a -.. 6-1. 6-1. While consistmt pla)'illa has bcaJ tl>c m.;c>r rol< ill tbc Royal's SU<X<SS, Camnit< eyes diversity u tbc key to aood t~ois.• • "You ha~c co haVe variety," &he: ·~plalned, "mouJh to kcq> their pme orr... The philo"lphy h~ paid off so far, wjfb tbc Royals r«ard oow al 6-1. the lone loss <omina al McM.ute< Univ<riity. In tbc W«kmd mates! apiOSl CortWld. tbc ,_. ,....awed bet...., t1>c tams. "Sue Sdln:dcll .-u tbc l.ul Oft<," o.mnill r...ued. "Link dld she kDow tbc xorc ckpcnded on her. But, Whm she won. our ~~~~~~~~~ Ci= 6-3. it wa.s doubles power for the Royah team ~ Ona>7-!, aaaJn; rourtb poin1 wa.s rc.aUzcd." provldlna the final push for the win. Lynda and Leslie • Tomo"ow, the RoyaJs arr the host for chc Bic Fou• Slldbtm cook the se1 from Kathy Oonin and Tracy Championships (Am hem Couru, 10 a.m . with Buffalo WIUiarns, while Lynne Kirchmaier and Sharon Wolsly Stat<, Nlqano Univcnily aod Canis!us Collqe visit ina. breezed by Dc<o Dc<o WIS< and Lynda Myers 6-2,6-0. With an uniojul't'ifi'Ofla to '(ork w\tb, t1>c Royah arc Tueoday, tbc Royals handed Sl. Bonaventure their hopeful for the team's fourth araiJht wjn. TWICE AS 000~ _t_ rt~ng The T• nnla Ro,t la ,,. hlol\ at_, COtiMCutiV. wins o-;., a~ fOUl Corll•.nd Stete net St. 8onll'enlur-. lh&t pttl ...._ Tht t.a.m hOitt tht Cluo......,. ...... •,_.....,.... ...... JELSAR laundry & Dry Cleaning Coin laundry - Maytag Toploadlng Washers ( 4276 No. Batley Ave. - 8 34-8963 (Near Longmeadow) 2/25 lb. Rug Washers ~cl.ning by the Pound ATTENDANT ON DUTY load Star Penna Press Dryers OPEN Monday thru Slturday.S am- 10 pm Sunday 8 1m - 6 pm SIST'lR S£HSATION:- n. ue Ao,aa. 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The value of the Stidham sislers-linda 21 and J..eslie 18-at UB loomJ unconlested on the oounJ around WNY conJiderina their 3~ rerord as doubles panners. while boastina an overall team record of 4-1. Individually, Linda stack.s up a1 3· 1 and J..eslie currently slates an untainted~ clip. Ironically, Linda's loss came as the result or her sister's absence during a leagu.e march. Oraduaces of Amherst Central High School, the sirls have accumulaled more than eight years or competitive u:nnis . Linda and Leslie claim it's ror the sb ett enjoyment or playina and stayina active which has made them tcammilles at UB. "Even afl.u college I'll flill play everyday because tennis bas been much of my leisure life!" says linda. J..eslle believes Ihal tennis hasn 'c only given aodenoe to an enjoyable leisure activity for her, bul it hu also disciplined )\er nrestyle bolh ataclemically and socially. "Overa.U I'm strivina to do bettC1" indlvlduaUy In aU thlnas I do and Jeamin& thai you can't blame anyone else for your mlslalr.es in life, just as in tennis, because it's just you out there without a team to fall bacl_ on!". she adamantly states. The Stidham sis1ers are 1wo intense tennis players, playina more a sttalc:gy game rather chan an •811ressive wide-open coun game. Thi.s is the main reason why they adapt so well to each olhcr and are able to cover for each ocher in doubles. The girls' game plan is 101al ooncentration. u wt•ve bee-n 50 succcssrut because we realiu we're &oins co individua.Uy have bad days and will have 10 comperuate by focusing on what the problm-a is and re~stablisb from thne," emphasized Linda . As a team at UB, the women's tennis prOJiam has prospered this fall in Division Ill under the direction of Connie Cemnitz. ''Our coach is very good a1 stressing the areas our learn has and what we lade as indlviduab. She's always trying to clcYdop a level of abili1y !hat she knows we have !he potential for, " linda explained . Yel, despite the potential of the Stidham slst..-s and the learn, the competition is lr.een in Division Ill. Both leslie and Linda fed that it's much Iough..- 10 play teams and doubles panners of lesser class due 10 the velocity of shots, accuracy of serves, IIJld the pace or volleys that dlstinauish ability from one match 10 the next. The Stidham sisters possess a pair of potenl rackets because of tbdr willingoess to help c-.,b other as "comrades on the coun." They leave no room for S>'blio& rivtiry, but just enouJh room to rub e.l bows, spetlina double trouble for the Olhcr pair on the opposilc side or the net 1 �The Junior Bulls look to imitate par~t club c..n th< junior var$ity football BuUs unhat< their plrC'Ot club's pnfonnantt? Tbt l<lm will out today on lh<: Rotary rodd IS th<Y OP"n their scason I I 2 p.m . aplnst.Colgate Univ<rshy. With I (ouJ a:amc. su.son ahead of thorn, tbt j unlor Bulls ....,uld lov< to mat<ll,tbc: Vanity squad in tb< •in column. Op<nin, th<l~ slat< 01 hc>tm may sivt the: Bulli that l1ftd<d tds< fOt a suo:asrut •an . • as today's aame is tht nrst since the PIO&r•m wauusP"'dtd 111 1977. "W< havt to be sharp mentally. w. can't , .. heal orr th< ball." _strastd defensiv< co.cb Kevin rmd attack. It's one they've ucn twl« rhis.scuon. "Col&ot• plays a ••n1 ''T" Just like th< orr.... our varsity factd against Brockporc and Grove City," $1.1d Groody. "They also ust a lot o f motion ." The Buffalo · J V US<S the "sixty defrnw.. and n.ms-lhe "vett" on off.- as does lh<: Vanity. AJ a resoJ!t. tb<ff is oo conflia (Ot ~h• coaehcs In havlnato introduc< new uslanm<nts. " Our d• f ens< is aoina to to wort hatd aaainst thot mollon. We h••• doo't have time to work with our peopk 6k< the. varsity $0 an only dcvotc 50 much tirM to .()foody. "'rht UB toa<h<s ar< w<ll tcarnlna the othrr t eams ' aequainttd with tbe Cotsatc plan or aJianmmts. Th< r<Sl or th< time we w• use .to 1harpcn up, •• explained the Bulls' defeo>l•• eoordlnator. The tum is lootina forwaid to a solid performan« and is <&&« to opeo the S<heduk with a wlctory f<>< th< home fons. Rochester is the ne~ stop for tbt UB varsity as thcy travel to the University o r Rocheitcr tomorrow 10 extend their \.lnbcatm to fh•c a.ama. A victory ,,.. the: Bulls thrir bal aon sin« th< &Jory )utS or footWJI II this Univmity in chc early 19605. Rochnu~ r .has an ast rocu~ Which is someth ing the UBteam has not had the opportunily to play on . Coach Dando plans to run hi~ lloops throulh pr8Ciic< on th< Rich Stadoum <alp<f today to &h< th<m lhC fccJ for the synthe1ic SUrfa..c. Foremost Wiae &: Liqaor Di.tcout Prices oa · AU WINES l UQUORS a-.ru.- - ......... Sl. c.at UNJVEJtSm PLAZA o,..rn-... Ot'"-J A"U.W. c.a 83>5477 cU~IIriG i 0 Ill! II AlL from Harvey & Corky TOMORROW NIGHT! BUfFAlO ,.,_.l AUO. 7:JO HOW WOULD YOU UKE AFREE POSTER OF THESE GUYS HANGING AROUND YOUR ROOM? AC/DC orith "GAMMA'' ..,.:;: .. GOOO T!.X STrU AVAILABlE FRI. 17th · BUffALO MEMORIAL AUO. l~~· uu~m~ _ ,..,__ TICKETS ON SAL£ NOW TU£S. OCT. 28111·8 PM BUfMLO IIBIOIUAl AUD. CHARLIE DANIELS , MOLLY HATCHET OH SALE NOWI licUt ilJdml Who would ever guess that ;m unruly bunch of famous Lite Beer drinkers would sonwday pose for a classic photograph? Tilis pre<.ious nm1ent has been capntred in a big ( 18" by 24 • ) beautiful coloc Lite Beer Alumni Poster thats yours for free. Just OJt outthe coupon. being sure to include your name and addre$5, and send it to: Lite Beer Aliirmi Postet Box' 1197.:1. Milwalkee, WI SJ2ll. - Tliiii6KT: fREE AOMISSIOfil BUXX l1on. ..... WllAJIDS ROCK-N-:IIANCE MAD~Ess ...... - �Tee-ers bogie w _i_ za_rd_· _o_ f od _ d_s_ · _____J fr~m ~?!~!:oson f....__ by Edclk allcl tile Pullna C•ud rend. u. n... i SjJons Edollr So Dclmh hu done ic . For !hal maucr San Ditao hu p<rformod lhe fe&l. E)h yeah, 10 has I leam rrom On:lwd Patk-or was lh&l Cbtd1<1wap. IVK>tbcr up and do"" ...tek for lbt W'ttatd. This ooe.,.. up. Wrth an II wiD weelt. the seasoo's PCf'«maa• Is .S89-ond looklnr'llp. we hope. S<IR Dwgo 21, Bliffalo 17: They're both 4~. One o f 'crn hu to be 4-1. Chafatn <auld rocc cbaJ-ce$-<lley "ole Cbuek Mllnclt (If ch< Bills perfonn up co par, a IO$S her< woo' c bt dam,a aina.) Housto11 U. Seetllt 20; Oilers probtlbly won'c rill< c.mpbeU-th< prict OiEatllsloo bi&J>. (Home dome odvoncace may not hold up fo< HOUSion.) &1/rimon 14, M'H>ml 1J; Q.,...•, IAanln&-;-lhat's ~ Colli advancqe. (Coils have pinnod lh< l eU awitt and buely laoc co both Pin•burah and H0115IOQ, NOtd more bt said? Bert Jonn bon his way to lesendary IIIIUJ.) Arlanra Jl, D«rolr14; Billy Sirru b a matted man in tile NFL. FtrSI down matks. Bile boc, humid Atlancaos noc on Liori'Hid<. (Acl.onca's buildina an offense. Now if chey can dia up a defen~e.) 51. Loul.r 28, N•w Orkans 13; O.J. Andtrsoo is warmlna up. Walth for • 200 yard p~~~e. (&eve Rosenblum has mad• some funny mova w\lh Saints' Alln. Tnadins Cbuck Mundt for I>Oihin& is Finleyolrul.) Phll•d•IJ/hla 3$, WDShlngion /7; Poor Skin roach Jack Pardet-h<'t 101 co pay for Oio:lc Vcr~Mil 's slnt. Pbilly islikt Picubur&lt. They rebound bi&. c~~/and o..n-13; Bronco'• 1\oveiO let home. Browru lllanu In a presently 001-misood Bill . (Bronco's looked Ukc cl>cj needed tiotback<r help lase Monday. Buc, with Bob SwtnM>n'• retum , lbt probl•m is quickly rcsolvod. The ll<ownslotovt cbeir day .) PrtabiUflla 27, M onnnota/4: Sttcltn ho.t an easy one: (J'rorn Billy Sinu co Terry Bradtba-chcre's no l<tlina up tor lh< frusarat.od Vikes.) Nrw York J.rs- 18, New E11g/DJ.d lO; This b a perftc1 clme for Wah Michael'• l eu ao win ooe, Ptuioc> att coming off a bi& Monday nJP!t win and fall {This one eoutd so•e Mkhael'• job. A all. was L.am J011ts wonb cwo numb« one pkks7) Cmcilwati 1-. GrHn &ly ltl; Ban Starr da.nala on a thin threli-d of job Jt<Uriay. The Wiutd said weok 10. h miaba he coo many CBeoials arc a ,... •9 rroro htina roncmdm.) t.o.s A111tles 2J, San Fran<ls<:o 10; A• ~as Oe.Bera can r.nd ltb w111derins bacb, chc conltSI will be cla>e. (49'er runnlna bocM ba•c bttn suc<XS~ ful marina Ihe loQI pus. 8u1 RUII5 arc capabk.) Ov!IGJ 26, Nrw York GIGIIIS 17: Wo,.., talk about <Aciltrncnl. Maybt Ill< ne1work will show Chrysltr comorcial>- lhey're more tnjoyablt. (Ciani's are bad, poor, horrible and any other worch llscod in a Thnauru$.) O<iklotld 17. K•ILS4J Ory 10: Thu could he abt ups<t , (Fiaurc on cbt RaiderS to rcaroup ah<r , ....., pk!c¢ lj)art in Orchard Park). Chl<tJlO /4, TamfXI 8qy JJ: Boy, 1h11 Mooday J'lisht Football i& hunina with che piss-poor rchodullna chis year. (Fi&urt Paycon 10 dantt for chc n.atioowidt audico<:<. But It'll bt dow.) ...;u i = i ncr P---------------------, Haircutters & Such : I I ,------------ --------- ----- -j' l f... Followin&\ a boDUU year for UB 11011 In 1979, lht ~may bavt n111 its ..,..,..., After capcurilll r1111 plate In the SUNY Athle\io Confmnce (SUNYA C) laSI year, alona with hiah IWJhcs in oevtral tOIIt1WilalU. lbt Blllb bave lacely lalla> "" hard times, due lO • varielf or reason<. " Wt'reooc ba\'\na a very J00C1 year," eoach Jim Eli odmilied. Ht "''tnl on co cict academic t lifllbilicy .,d opaahy as che main r._ns. filisilrility probkms included one player from las( year ""'o could DOl mert ch• scl>oal't policy on carryina moush crodiu, and he had co drop fro m lhe learn. " We've hac1 1roubk witli peoplt s.bowina u.p." chc li')'QI old coach uplalntd. ''nlcrc .,.,. IS JUY' il lht nan. bua four or 1\v< droppod out quickly." E,ly commented thlll clusroom preaure waJ chc main complaine . The JOII squad, C>-7 on lht 5C&JOn, doa have liOI'IIt brlah• S}>Oll. One or cbtm li BiD Srocla. Tht Lackawanna native is 'd aa:ibed by Ely "u • aood fralunan, with aii iOfU of polmlial." On lhc course ac Ambcm'• Audobon "*<t, Srocla said thoc "I had, a partial ocholanhip co Gannon (Unlvershy), bul I tumod 11 down." Ht prai!«< lht adtmia &I UB, ood adda! thai " I tal.kod tO ..,.,. people at tiannon, and lhey didn '1 6\t h thcr<." Addina •••triliry 10 the team that lost hs top two playcrs lcl llfaduaaion are rctum<eS !by Pcrez and Jim Bender. Ely pnlsod the v<ter&M for lltlpin& tcadlahe MWt'f pnsonnd ''the ropes:.' ' .. Srandina on lh< puctina srcen •• Audubon, lhc coacb ducussod lht Bulls' problmu , . . . four-~mn cc:am aanrcl she b11ct nine apinsc SL Bonaventure. He nocod thac cbt ceam sumvcs on a bud~<t of S2 100 fO< expcn..s, andudina •=sporution to the mm•. "Younastown (Univenicy) hat droppod iu golf proar:un'-"'Go money," Eli reponed. "Now thac ue only us, Buffalo Scact. O.Wqo, and Coraland In lhc SUNY sysaern ." He eontrasled tbt s.uuatlon here 10 biJ"nam• aolfing collqes, such u Ohio Slate. which offers full KholarsbiPf lO oucscandina llnksmen. The nt.\t bi& tnl for tile UB aolf team tames nut Wodoc:sday, when tbe Eastan Collqlat< AlblC1k Conferct1cc (ECAC) qual1fyina toumammt <tan•. 1 all "Daola5, I 5 _ __ tllliillliiiili-~....~~:!!: .,~ _....,..., .............. ......., LACII!WCOIJIIIECIWMTS!_IO _ ..., _ UcMIINI J!.Mf• _ Last yeas lite Bulls coo~ fourth place In lhe qualifier. " We ha••• aood cbanc:e for individual lhiQP." ElY noced. Si>eaUna or cbt upaxnlna malt:b, bt ..><! thai 1 'Wt havr to take a whole ream rh«c- fivc- a.o1fcn counl." Thtrt wiU he nlnt macches 10 decide ftnal standonp. ......Battitla abe vC1mru and Sroda lot ECAC play, Ely eouru ~ Mall~ Lueu. freshman Many Smilh and Jim Baffoey. The cam has many frcoll prOipt<t>. Buc cbt fucure mac:hina possibiUlks mat be limr1rd. " l•m 11:• Ely we! "I'm &<tlina 100 domo old 10 he boppa_ 3oot of 1ht "AD a1 meus." He aiJO poinled out Ihe mftkiJJtio encoun1ned by ~vrryone on the: 1cam roc IWI)' mrus. s:aytn& ..wbc.n we t\ad 10 CO down lo R~ct . Wt' had co he cbtrt a1 7:.!0 Lm. That meant thai we had 10 leavt h= (at Audubon) by S:)()a.m .. drivt down, Ad some bt'taltfGSt, and lei lh< bo)'l hll some balls. That QUI 1akcs aloE."' Walk.ina orr ell< puatioa &r- cowardS th< clubhouse, Ely oonr.nnc4 his winmpes& co help the Bull•' aotfccam as much If"" could. buc adnuuod lbal bOih bt and tbt Unlvttsity arc looiJn& for a rcpla<mlent . Buc , willo all or lhe clitr..Wtics wiUo the team, he scill admil> to "Iovin& to help thctekids." ' •'A Salon For Hair" 0 l$5° OFF- viiAt"'• co..,..,J .: I I I l I On A Haircut or Permanent Waue (With No!lc!l Onl!l) II 11 I -. Prc~lll ~: Ill~ ''l)()DS QlARTET I l------ -- - -------------------~ I1 141_. Millersport Hwy Near Amhe1'8t Campus 688-90l6 1 .Expiree ll/1/80 1 ~--------------------- Awareness Day From 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Haas Lounge of Squire Hall. T~ke this opportunity to meet the Student Association. Ask questions and make suggestion~. Hot Chocolate and co"kies, will be served~ ... STEYF <;IUIOHF. . lllt '~ \I Ui. E .\ IEl.l 1.1.( ) .. pimH' Bll.l. ( ;ool J\\T'\ ... lr um:< :n ul ( ; c·:n tlllll .\ " :tn:l \\ i uucr 1'1111 . \\l )()I )S.. ' :t '' >I liM n~es <>eT. J ;and 41 FRIDAY(. SATURDAY. S HOWS AT 9:00P.M. C and 11:30 P.M. LATE SHOW-$6.50 EARI.V SHOW- $6.00 TICKETS AVAILABLE IN ADVANCE OR AT niE DOOR AT DAVIO'S UOLJK)S 899 niagara falls blvd. ---836-3366---- �Vou are cordiallg invited to the (/rand Opening eetcbration of P. J. BOTTOMS FOOD - BOOZE- BOOGIE JS70 mala atreet FESTIVITIES START EVERY.NIGHT AT 9:00p.m. - - .. FRIDAY: BLACK TOWER PARTY Prizes, Giveaways & Drink Specials ~ll Night SATUR-D AY: ·Prizes, Giveaways & Drink Spe~ials AI! Night HAPPY HOUR . I Every Day Starting At 4:00 p.m. 50¢ Stroh's Draft 1.00 Well Drinks - Free Munchies . R.S.V.P.J. BOTTOMS •' �classified JOH~ mll'lt.IS tM H l oo, fN 50mf re•l I OUM'I.th am. n mf(;tlf bt tu:n~ J KI.. '(0111 M '( V~ won'1 5f.trt ~d•V tnru F r~ay. OEAO\.INE.$ f f f W.cJMWS.n a l 4 ; JQ p..no _ ' '" P"rtd• y eottoa"'L fOlATE'S •,-~ t J SO lor '"'' t.tl( t•~"~ of1001'01.. .$0.10 lOt bf;.ft ·~lhliM -' W'Qf4 C1.UVIWG CII«<il 't ath (1KH40 ~~ cUd•f•01it ••to tn .0.,. "'Kin ..,_.."Cf Ot '*tid .. . ..0... COO, Of the .,a Wllh • Clf\oM:IIo Of ,..Oftoq ICM luN 0 -.vf'l't eA\. No .01 9f~ 1 HI I ,V,'HIJ!; IH1 tt now ...,tlltble t t ~ crtar-c. 1',1 C.UOdJnt: AYefltut-. ~~~n. N Y l4U f~[ .o" cooy. cl•n•t~d ol cn•roc. tha t 11 re!"O.. • CI .,. , ,u ...u 011• -0 tYPOVtlphqf f "OfL l tef CMA:YSl.Est ST AT I O~WA OON good shilpe, mect\enka ll'f' VGC• ..,.,. Urn, noo 13l U37 011rlno iN)W WHkenctS ·- · &.. pfrLM SN SWviYt f • -- oH~ n eu P~ 1J Of Thundeftllld, QrHn, Air Cond i tioned , AMI FM ,Badlo, 31,000 mllaa, ax· callent condition. Aaklng 13,300 · call 7511-11410 altar 8 pm. 'T WO ROOM APA.-1'M EN'f, ihJrt beth ti lt~ w ith ltml•v. Aoom .na UO t)O oor tr~Of'l ftl A:ewtr~r• tlvttt ~ ti.HOtnt ,etntl• only, Wtl"t~ 41t11u"c• '" UOIM.alf\ Stre.1, b6 7919 ana 7' *'lli i'i'J''4'f' • HO U S£MAT£ J•br Appt , 54!.mlfvrnk'Md l mirt arr'lt to MSC f:E MA\.6: m ember. " ""ARfMENT SALE ~ ~'' 5_.1.,tdAy AOOMMAT! F INALS.. WHAT Q~ 1ol lebed l2:\ WMJ M4TTRESSES SPRI N GS.. BE OFitAMES S\;1 ut.'l IIC,ifti'N\ Ml~ lll '•"'-o.t $6, ,.liGS II,S UO. TV lftnG-' W.- Dt<"yCIC'I S}S up lt2..0"1 ATTENTION ANIMA L LOVER$! 0000 hOn'I H W6t"'lf'(l f OI' th.r" ~~ hh,1l tmef c• H 694 2311. k!tf«~s. F ReE "•'-"" PIHSot Mtp •• COMPUT ER TERMIN AL Wl th RF Moautalor nHd wor~. 8 .0 . ll)-4160 ~ I iF I I'.,~~~ Writ•: Hellonat S«vfc.a f04t MM\ttlt ld Suite._.. stlt•wliof1, Lou1st•n• 1111e GRAO $hld.f'i. f'iMCb t.mw•ry, ttJ tt Of' PtJrt•t ltM eme>Wtment, W ·IS2t PART TIME $4-$6 per hour potential If you have a pleasant voice and can communicate •ffecttvely. we will train you to Eggertsville PEIItSOMftlf£L- C'OCII::lail wallrn~nt AetOI I DlNO'S BOCCE PIZZA STUDENT'S 'FAVORlTEI f YPIHC iEM:YfCE .. O•~ t COVC)OftS. _ "'"" . . . . ...... WAN t TO LOST WE1Gt1TI Don' ! QO to C htle.._ lOa mYCh fun a. frotlc. SPEG IAt,._ K 'r'OV and fOit/r Cf'AZ1nnt Wf'l'towtl l worth we lUng •cw. TCIIt'f\l!'e m e IIW•¥s... Your Lt.tnatk . t 1F ANVONE WOUt...O Ltl(E ~ CUl E PUPPY, sQ. . . UII JOt •t Ul·l611. Ke r.omts w ith a luSII •nd collat. Ctamw.NI¥. lt'f'.t .-.-. J OI &..I %80HE J u\1 u n CI rowt ~· ta tnl! A) F..-.nb.n. P .S. F uc• "'•"'rt 1e m, you, F1.ldt t'N'. 6if.c1or tfEY TO,.V 0 1 ~ ~rc 'ft'Nt oorP It munl t•d --" • r----•----, ....... .,.... • A 'riM •POITBtJ . . . . . . . . e .MDI I Hair Stylists ·: -: 386 Kenmore Ave. 1 (al Ellg/owOO<I} I II PRECISION CUT & I n,. . . ,.. ......... ,.. ..... =:.:.~ I· BLOW DRY Only $8 6 " /R~. 112.001 o'?- PERM $20"" (Rif9. $25.00) 1 I I I 1 1 •• I I 1---836-D----• • Valid wffh coupon through 10174/B/J Mr.Taco 3248 Main at Heath DEAR MO RGA N To II IOrtQ " lfleoncl" llrtMty ~,..,...., tooooua UBt Buy One Super Mr.Taoo or One Rice • ChMu Bun•1to HOTROCKS-C.e,n Wll. for 1\UDC ~~t now •"t!' t"" ..,.,_ ,.w•r• oe L..0\19. J.'"'" - STUDENT UNUMit'£0 - and get one AfTERNOON RACQUETBALL Play ~... ••.-hi. m. FREEl Wilh 1/IIS ad Expires OCL 10, '80 MW Jn 311 . fw MIJ ISS. t! M A1UC· t1 APPY BIR THDAY! I Gion't e'Wfl It ~ vou. M«la~ • Ia town.? ,... .., , ..., ..u ... 1 Special Savings 1 I .fro_m 1 • Head First 1 OUICKCOPY NEW GUY ...... ~ tiiiD. ttaw a VfffV HbPC)'f' alwa.,.... JOd1 tomorr-ow Ale"ht. •'Nnetr'. c H•w )IOU ~kH ocat tht: f>A W~~nom IIOt mtt m int' 11111 ne ll 1)(~111(1 IOM lf'!thU rt• Ctler, V '~ QC)tle but tn est~m' •'-l rll f"f(e comflf'IO Q4tf It t Ooc: m.e 8\ritk lilerpal to m O¥t'. Happy 19th. YOUil &UFF" STAT'E 81.0HOIE - CWJ' U.SO. SUPEJI F A.ST PAINTING ~Mittfrol STEAM&oAT Wt LLIE... fnl'lelnol'of .,_,, u•o•'"·fi•U• tnt Hf1Y ''on whN'!.s • • 6M.itr.<M'd MOI'WSIV T~4tb H•.P'PJ 8 i t'thd•f from 10\lr fr O end w ith 1hto new blutt suit a nd lhe cule shoH. r""' ,_tnd 834-7727 • C_.I 17.J.Gili'S6 H..a flrtiShtO tiY' Drifambf!r HOW 00 YOU GEl f~E Aoi,OST OUT oro &.IF P 0U1 Ocf 7h North Main Llquo 3223 Main St. M• c:t99 ~ ~ ur'"Cl~SSifiEO ,To Amh<!r!l<l Cttmpus & Ever )'""he,e) 1111·n11 A,N VO~E St-EI ~G JEFF t:A'T1'7 JALAPENOS a l C,.. l ~ OC:t. 2 COf'lllfl CINOV. PeGG V . VAL~ tcA TH.Y • QUHiion of tnt> Yttr-W,A,O,F 1 ? .,.,.., WE DELIVER AUTO CYCl-E lHS\.IR:ANC£ Low rtiH Wil, «•titll'l!'tll s.nict tor ell ..or• •ncl r l'-' tn, ur•nc:• Guldancr Crnlt'r- I(INK6 TICtci'TS POit S.AL.E. Floot and tower ecMcL Ctlt ..,....., I.SCATE VOUR SOCKS O ~F I ,KE t) ~no DiScount L1quorS ,.,.. T~afoeo • '""- or.W•tt- ~ • rc- ofte-tf'CI lnS~,~~r,..I'V•t CARRIE Harll't 8 utt. ;or ... , ••• ,..,•• o ... ~.,,.tlo"-'· fft es• s. - FOR MEDITARRAHIEAN CUISIN E •' lis bel S.ntQI'as LtStaJUa iS • '""'' 01\H PHIU..IPS ~ dJCI you get to pW - f o < I.....,.OIO-Aj!OI't 833-1344 41ftUv lfa1 HffE PEOPLE ,._t •1 Cf_.tn tJU ,.,.. tna.t .., tn ,_,.. w lftiOVI m• we, wt:tno voul Hmmmm? Pun.lt torhr ~ aaraey Avtt"tW. ~ ' " P"ft\lto a1.,.'"· IDI' P.a.U\.A ~NCUc_•• ....., M·f , 10· 9 W & S•t. 10·8 ~­ • · wrulno to.,.., 'OOf" end boarei. c.u WITH •n(e R.trAIR from UB 836· 1314 I UitMA l - ~fOr 0\•~ tomale • t ~UEFALO and Tastes 3604 Main St. Open nu to IJI.now. It '1'0'1 cto. caM ..Jed Ill Wt LOST RtngW_. s.n.c-a E...,_l,.C..II nlO!jlo-asll REWAII.O vou ......,..,.....,... Moog Syntheslztus. Electric Keyboerds. Gult11rs, Amps. Drums. The Best Accessoties & Music Supplies Music Books & Shtlflt Music IANAN ~ H..., lk'tftNr II 'I'Of1tf'fN1t. L,OYt:, ~ LOST OOG M - mo~ _,. ,_ VC.O.SOf b('OWn. att wN,. chet1 enc1 ~ curted 1ill- P~~•• u ti cm..rt AI I»>JDS mft'l I N TIMATE Grflt'ft1M ov UUJUS Cofl~ E~k c:flttton .ncs ~hH. 11'1- .t W1it 101 Doorf"tn. OUPE'lA'TEt St\ldlllf\1 iA~A . COli UOS$4.S ~..,.,..,. t'a t lrt or take•out at 1\611 Btl~y AYt Sales and Service Oc1ICiet' t 1 10 OM . 838·6060 Wjlllamsvllle 631·8220 J:: al tftl ~ l""'ll• .. Jot USA/ HI~• )YOrk from our office . BAR v~l otrlan df~ w ..... For All Instruments e..,elence nt«KWf'r......,)lt tUent p.aY. &• TAGG MUSIC Tf , I ADDRES-sER$ W AH TEO ltYtME,OI~TELVI W or{.. •' ~...-.no the F OR THE FINEH IN Mt D11iitSTERN O.rtVonio •h• ~I"'I M int!t'SoOf• ot'SliMI ~ ~ , t lS Parry witn 7 C'II4• 1M ft.WUf'fnt; W'h01t WT~.AI bf•U And GEJ Qll'l CALL Ml! o.rtim CUI1> SI .JD P'«tM 11000 Pro ''"""oo ... ,liS lhe!rt.,4~ AC/OC 1-.ow ftlllrL Know Yoofl bo NHWy'' llll - lovt JIGGlfS (rom lOS 8 ~ I'KIIn. ~. pfM·~ "11.K ll2:S ~n., ~ ~S..tt. USED R EFRIG S60,. f-l t4A1..~7 LOC~HEAQ:TS.t\lrdayOct HOT IIOCJ(S • g ~ •vuv Tundao; a l · - 10 . .. catl tJoe IlK· a.~ , , aan.n lflllo ..-t fer lafer•• tl•• 01 ·· at -~usiROoM ..-1\Q: ~ ~. ::t!IJNJJI $1- ! PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING f"!J w t w•aa s.. cfiscowu otnrd SUrvf'll!l '10 Shlfftod Mvt.t1rQOm. 'UIO Mai n S1 WA N TED 1100 / ,.,ontn O A e&-NFIELD $1 I» llU ettotr 2OM . w•tooo ' """ o .v : ~ l IEOROOM OUPL': E'::: X'::7\:-:' >':: m7. 1.., ~1o:-A:c:C Wtov... prOf~ tfl 66.\0 When: Monday. Oct. 6. Where: OSA on Niagara Falls Blvd . Time: 7 p.m.- 10 p.m . Tickets: $2 50 / Call 636-!)565 or SO!e a ny TKE P• v•te~ &.5t..GO m..i6U OPEN MIKE APT, iCMII It ve t wUh tlreo~ U '"'"''' • wtl~ to MSC. to lJO + ,:: tm••e g,rAd or-tleneo . ,,.., . Skating Party I>'111LAOELPHIA, WH..MINGTO~. Ol .• CAP(. M/I.Y. H J Od lO 12 F LY In Slimy •p 90• / "'0.C.IIIl R.-vlnt Ufl• a~ aller 1 pm • '100MMA1'e NEEDI!D F OR Nlc-E. TKE Roller OM IJ I CISJ FRI. a SAT. ROCK & DISC ~ £D I O U S~ CL.E~ N ST UDENT Wt rtt~ \ f'l•ro t bNroom h' »..urlous ' PtciOUt v p ptr In Evo• r•wtll• SU1 VI ., Ill ~ ONE.. f ~~'n:.' M=E1~ rr;:;;~o:o,;2' ~ _......,..,,..., Hafl f'riiSllooiOf:Hl l ROOMMAT. WA NTEO 1 'i WILKESON PUB ONrd prn \914 TOYOtA CO RO\.LJ\ • nd a \ t71 for d,Koutt1 em , • TH E C IZZL£ 11 FA.M IL"Y STEAK HOUSE t l IJO,& N '-9M.l F 1th 801.Hftt'd ,.,0 oa,wn Pickup for"'"· &lt·w • ut. ROOTIES PUI'1P ROOI't 11 S Stohl Rood Jt4aPtnos. enr-t Me:t'rfrft« Off~ S a Vl f'"ko'f)l' o(W..nes,_ ~ -''e' -FOR SALE • 1977 ,..q ~ Plf l te "''~ CCIOV It ~-- ·If -n•• Sp .ctrvm• ooe' ftOI .uwme •e-tOOittoio4f4tV lor ~'I " 'Of'f. • l'IC.OIIO tt-~OCh.IU _,.)' M {Of eCIUIYMf "tl• l tH .,.,eo t tt'l to l .lO am •I <nAn fHE H ~ YO'ttt SU8WAY _., 110 ) \ 't mUtttoWm MSC.. e....t-., Gr.w.1e \J~r. Df'f'ff:tr.CS 10Uiit3ol 1 pm, SKGTctUM ,..wotH tfte •"'ht to Of ~ ,, • NO ,_EFVN OS t ie .... , on . ,.... ~l FURNII'iEO two bMf'OIIff'l, t ts.oalnrp"room Cell 688-0100 for schedule eacP! $eoff..clcll'.swo. ' ' • """" to . DOLLA R $ Of:F, lO t~.,tlop e t RMA, SMALL. ~tor I on cable T .V . tor c:ollaot s:~t1 1~ +N 8utfato . , " coov. ltflC' • 'III' .. I M [f o..t i\Oitl~lNOhONL eott F""tlcfeo; •' tor JnfO 00LL.AitS.'()FF, a CM:IdOe f of CCIUPOn$ e A tt N 14 f or I ho ur HrtkiNtloo In 1nw·n nno Cl'l)"('hologt tl~U~otf1 1'!'\fint S.fVMif1' to.• C..ll lli-'Ua ~rlo•v tV~ f Or ' " MICIJIIIIntf'l'l eftt. • • •~•Dt• 'O' t l ~0 O•• , ....."'" H~Cn. AU. AD$> MUST be ttuo f rtf.l•t ·~ '"" RuJh Parlo; f»l's l u t ~..-~ C.ll Bob 636-• 165 ~ A'-.I!S f.;~ fOr • drtn~ Ma T:~::ed F flA TERNITY un oo tof' you. 51/gmt SD«"Itutn' oUk•, 1~5 SO~o~lof e H . U, ~ · DUlce hovr 1i ar• t ._.m t& ~ o.~ t HAIIIRI. T mwt me .r Cltiln Onty y~ CMI u• u ~1n, Corne up rom SQ\JY•· Lep F I N\) OUT WHAT A GA' EA l c;LASSIPiEOS "'ey o. Pf•ua tt "lfltt oe e, o;o u mev not Mve tost ren ~ <a out w• .tfllf tf\MII. .,wra the orntnt_ ...QP'f' Hkwflefh. Love SZ1 e:= Yan:ees ,..E!Y FORLEftflAt Wt'len tM hell art MAGIC ,.,..._ SATURDAY •ms .. ,0 , . by Alr1tone ltddle Bruce Welaer I f �bqckpage ·~ _ Quote of the dav _ _ _ __ I ij movies. arts' & lectures ___ "US CJvM ~Is Mo•<mtlll on4 1U lnttmatlonal Re'~r('U.lJo!ons" gtven b)' 0.1' Acker -.o ftat'lk M.tstah Wednc>doY 01 6;50 P•m '" 3161'\fi\C, EliiCOII. ''It would seem that there would be more crucial Issues deserving of prolific 1 rheto ric then some moronic quote referring to women's gratefulness:· _ - Floyd R. Turbo , "u41tJo"s w111 be bdd fo r the pfOchK'tJoq ol 1"he Mou~Hap' b)' lhe: Cotlrgr 8 t»'•)e"• CH\ Sunday frorn ts· l 1 p.m . in ~he. semnd floo ' roungt or Portc1, EHkott. I Note: 8K".~els • University KNic.e or Th.t- Sp«trum. 1'4otkea we run free of charge.. ~ Sptc.trum doe:a not ;uerantec lh1t .CI notlcu w01 •ppur and reac.rvu t.ht rlgtu to cdh all notlcu. ttotku to appe.ar more than once must bo rt"'lbm~ted ror ucll Pfloll~. Dudllnu ere ll'\on6.t1. Wcdnt.J.d.ey end frid&J' at noon. announcements ______ W•nt to be rfd'l tnd f•mous? T•u Beta PI engineering Hot~or Soclely 1s 1poruorfog o ~orHe~ opef'! 10 oU sluftn tl rot 1 ne"-' alogan 'o be Ut ed on l'··• tllrtSl btlmper stkhu. etc Enitln mu.st be orlg.inel end promott: e~Jn earlng at 08 T!wy lnch.16t a OMlsJn or ktgo •25 • ill be award« to lhe w;nMr. Entriu mutt be mefled toTau Beta Pf. l34 8eij Hall. AC ot droppe<lln tto.t mollbo• ln 301 fietl byOci.Jl. So<:l« Bell rorcompku. m., ruin arMS dct.-tlt The Peguonla wfl• perform Oct!. 20 a t 7 p.m . 1n the Ketherlnt Cornell Theater. Ellicott. Tkltcls •"'•liable '" the Squhtt Ttdtet Ollie.. O•_y Ptopae•s Alllanc:e Co ttc.d'lou.J~ \onfg,.,l a t 9 p "'· jo 107 TownKnd. Jetmalne. Greer. euthOt ot 171.• Female Eunldt wUI •ek Wt-dnaday • t 8 p.m. in ltle ~e COfntll TneMet •'Convt~s-ttons In tht Arts" Eathe1 ttarr;o.c lnltntle•• Mop e Cordell MeHall. DhK1or ol Centef for lntergretNe Studies School ol AtdliiKU.Ut Mof\clay at 6 p.m . on lntetn~tiof\1! Cebh: t.hannet 10 Soul Expc_r·fcnct: #11\ln.lalty wor-~lp auvkt Sundey M ~ p m et lt'te R~ necUon Hckne. 2 Unlwn.'lly Avenue Slgm• PI Ns.h pv\..Y today a\ Oovernott. C.U Bob 6.)6.41 6$ for Ode"its. tntt.fnettonaJ American Studetu Fthowshlp Bible. study There .,c l.hous,ands of c:hUd.ttn In Buflak» from broken or lroubttd horne. who n«.d the supper- and gu~aMc of • male. or ltmt le figure. For lnformaUon on how you an htlp. nfl the Se·A.·Frlend Ptogr•m ., 878·•33? hom 10 6 p.m. wukday-.. ••Women •nd tntentewlng" g•ven by luJM Ptak SunO.y at 2 p.m '" th~ ""'•us Ccnt~r. C1osby Phllo ao ph)l Dept. Onde,rgYadoate reception Wedfludey ltom 3·6 p,m In 684 &ldy. Phllosophy p<ht will b<r Clemt.!f\S, AC. t~lgh\ 11 7 p m In 262 SquTrf" Need deN•I wor~? Tne Dt.pc o f Behovtoral Sctt"<=• nt!'f'd.t~ Mt'n end wornf'n who think th~y ~ de.ntel wot k Mll wuuld I lk~ lu pottlclrote In I study or piStlenl ff!spon~ tn routlf'\t' dtr.,tclll I!UirnenL Two free fiUingt. artp1ovk1!1d C'antac;t Dr N Corah at 831 ·2164, ll ..._ ttwateled Ddla Slgme pt meet the c.hapter pany And lut ru.sh torugi-11 ol 8 p""' tn )) I MFA.:. Ellicott UB ' "L.,,...IIoMJ-Wflttu ~t cotoom•st• lnltrutt.d In wn•tlnglorf.JB~trnrtl~•' Of' ~f\AinfUedkottAI boarO pluu caU ~~ SA off.a. at 636-29SO tJfJ htltTn.,lonol ~ • monthl)" JOUr l4S end ls KtteduJed to • pppear Jn lht' .s.pftng Hmesttr. 0 8 .nt.-rNt.IOMil WriU r~pltttt'lt lht fde•• of UB's ~nte netO"J,ol commu nll~ Ofl int~rfM!ttbrwl tnolten. t.shmac1 ~«d rtt.odlng hb poetry tO<Aiy tl 8 p m. In the P1at~nlf\Q Career OfOcc wurkshop.s Job lnten4twln,g Ptt-patAi k,n •nd Tuh~nque; roday el 2 pm. tn )16 \Vtnde. Tuoesday a t 5!.30 p..m ln _U6 Wende: 6nd Th..artdey el 2 p.m In 4 ~. AC?'tuum• Wrh~t W<dnetdoy 11 2 p.m In 7 Hoy.. C. l.ucMrM l tflllcu Sunday ot 11 a.m 1n 1~ oHM Keder Room. Elhcou The film ...A fie., Ult toe ,Jenntfer • UI be s:hO-.n B•ble study 61 10 o.m . tt:lott lht- worship In the Jaf\e KMI•r Room mut~~ fill O•tl t dub \fPdth~ 101m betore you c-on f'C!Celve luncUng. F,,fm •tt> •va1leble • I tht Spot\ Club ofrk:et s SA ofhce In 11 \ Tai~rl For motr ln(otrnotlofl, toU Graduete. TAs and GAs Who ort hawing proble.ms wlch tht P1yfoll Ortlct turn u dtJ ay~ chrck.s, m11ie'd l•,., urged to con-..c:t tltf GSA e l 636·2960 636 ,29~ . IUH't\1, de; GfC" Pe.oplt't Alll•nce ruourcc. C't:nter opt"n _..c~do y• frotn 10-41n )\ 1 $q\lhe. ~esourt:.t' 11\C\u<l.~ bOo\ta.. ~oplt! Phi Bet• Kappa-Jun•or5 ond Semora It\ a BA degre~ moo• am wlll..aon be COfls.ldered Jo,r election. To flnd out wiH:thet you mey be eligible, cell (,.hf t 5 p.m.) the n..Onl\'tt6•tY -Dlet · -Rrvice at 636-22!.<) end IJk for Ttpt' Oo you ha~t 1 hearing In SWJ/ IRJ c.oorU o r ltl~ Pru kteni 1 Cottlml&sJonf Group leg-·lt ~rvkft h e1 law ''"dents to •ct u deflthderiJ for .:.lUder!\. Fot mo't ~nfOtm.. ~n. tlop in at GlS '" .340 SGJ~e. 831·227), J l6 O•~ '"c:t tefeo•ta. • Legal hasslu? Cite up Leg.~l Serilcu df~rs •nd tf\lo to aM 08 Muden&~ Cpe-n ~.Th•UJ<IOr leett 1 t., act~·a p m ond F'r!<ky. unll\6p..... Tuesdoy ond 7 p.m. Wed-) In J.40 Abo In 177 MF'AC. Etllcotl. Monday• hom I ,s p.m. 83 1·22 '3. Squ•••· Commute.r lke.akfest today from 8-noo,, 'in lhe. Copen Lobby o ppotftt the c•ncl~ counter. 13 o ·rH donut• •nd uee beverage a veUI"'ble. Alcohol Awar~nu,f program-Do you to r.e.tlmea fctl you or a ft~od m•Y drtnk too muCh) We' tr f!e_re: ror )lou to tajk to. Otop by 17~ MFAC. Etlicoc\, Wedr udo)ll ltom 6-10 p "'· w..-t to tta¥c more luf\ on leA- money? StM wkh the free PSST ·workshop Cteat1n Waya to haft Ml•re: Fuo ort L.fto Money meeu Monday lr~ 7 ·9 p m. it. the ""'lch Senk»n-A tf"ptMent.t•w. from Pace- Untverstty smoo. of L•w wUI be- on can,pus ,.Ue:5da) and 1 repti'Mntetiwe frorn R~r s Urtlvers5ty Gredu.ete and Prolut~t Sdtools wiU be on campw. W~di'\IHdar To .s.gn up to, e n eppointment. call 11\rs.. ft'\ac:k Ill 831-3 ~15 or come to J Ho~C -It 1'- or - l c o l - Plwolr::o"Mid ~ ""-•ry o Art Htatory StuOe.nt A•sn. mM.ts lod11~ at • p m. tr )()6 C1 cm~ns, AC. Phi Et-a Sigma meedngt Monday and Thuraday al 7:30 p.m . ond TueJdoy ooQ lll•dnudoy ol 3:30 p.m. In 232 AI\ unclergroduote M.th, many Englneetlog, Sl.ifollor ond Compute< Sdolltt COUIM ore tutored. ~ ~·gradwta tevet ~aih and Sclenc:e e»ursu ore tylo,.. Qltic.ln 109"WIIkeoort. Open J.IO p.m . Monday· 'Th........,..~~~ CMs 1MI536·22JS lor beot Umu1o re<tiY< r,.~p. p .m , 1011'\C'ntOW in 1£6 O ielendorf el 7 anct 9 p.m . end P-IT! "B<I«n's Soflll" ~ •• 7-30 p,., In '"" Squtrc .. Confettnc:t: ,.heat~ sports information - - - -- Thru: positions ete. au llaltle on the Athletic Qo..,menot Board. F'oo- lnlorri\Mion oncl _ ,_ _ cono.a the SA orroaln 111 Tolbo<t. 08 lledmtnton Club p<adlce tonogh\ M 7 p.m In Clort< ()ym. Croll Country Sid Club hike to Lcccr,wonh Leaving Meln·Balley parking tot at 9 a.m. Brtng f) t.o relmbut~ d riV•' for g~s ond c:.or if you ca n drive. ' Pic~ up lee Ho.ckey rosters In t 13 Clatk. Captalni mretJng lonight flt S p.m . ln 3 C:llflt. Botk~boll rosters will be evaUebf~ ,.\ondo)'. lnd<pond<noa mee< Wedn...!oy oo 6:30 p.m. In 121 ' UB T.,e Te.MII Oub prectlce tomorrow Squtte Rt-c Center. Squire. Slgmo PN fj>olloft Golden H - m<fl Sunday ol 7 p.m In 1162 Squire. Epsilon OdU , . _ Thuttdoy 11 6 p_m In 334 Sq..he Collqre ll ........lcona mee< <OUtKS - "Kiog of HearU"today In 170 1"\fAC. Ellicotl ol 7 ar>d 9 Schussmelsters SkJ Club-Stop In 1 Squire and 011 out ·~ oppilcollon lor llul (dpt•ln fot lht Sid Club. Stop In and sign up for our rocquttboU toUrMme.nl DtodllM In Oct. 24 . Any~ intert"llecl In • akl radnt progr.m ..-.th Scll.....,tltters. pk ue ttop In &nd gCIIhe de\olla ~:.30 p rn. •n Mery 8's room. Pledge- 1niti•Uon b Sunct.y a t 6;)0 p,~. ln 202 Nortott. Fot mcxe lnforTNU011 c1U Bot 636-~~. t\lt>bl tMoflne l o - end tlclenceolfesed by the College "Coot #1\fner'.s Daughltt.. Selurday In the Squtre Conttttnce Theater ~md Sund•y lh the Wolclman Theate:r •• 4, 6:JO ond 9: 15 p,m. Alpha Sigma Alpha e•et:ulhte. boerd mrel• Sunday et Squire. O nly attend one , "Rock and Roll Hlgb _ .. lodoy and tomo""" at midnight In the Squire Conlet'onoo n-or. Rdthea:tct: C to.u Country ot Fredonle: Volle.)lball ftl Brockport: GoU •t Bufrtlo State C1au,c. Clrcolo ll<oliono meeu l'.onday 1M J p.m . In J)4 Squl1e -ProapectlYe paraJet.a ll-the tr•ining seminar b 10 a.m. lo 240 Squir.. m the $qufr~~~: F.eult,y of Englne.erlng •nd AppUbt Sdtnu.a meetJ Monday at 7:30 p.m. In 2' Parker . • re tt.ld)f 10 help ro'U tum to CW,Qenltt: dme, d~top you1 voatNt•ry. end teke te:IU. Hours.., 11\onda} l •·3 p.m .. TU<tdo}l 11·1 p.m . WednHd6y 11om 11 -12 p m . Thurtdoy 10.) p,m, ond Ftldoy from 9:30·12:30 P-" ........,lon a. and 10 p m Me"'s Tennh 1\ St.. 8ol'le¥e:nture. Tomorrow1 Fkld HQc,key "'· M.IU!kld Stile College. Kafop• E!>o1Jon meeu sunday .. 7 P-'" 1n 21 liofton Hey you- W/ ru • ta.1t.e or reaJ WCHid work? 8e • ~un~. ~C hes rNI'\.)' ar-eas ln which you e«~ \I'C )'OUr olllllb ond 1,.._,, 8e • trol,.d Red Oo., YONnter. • macrame wotlllhop pottici.SNnt. a rudltijt ·-· 1 to et~riy shut·ins, ~ geot!'olr)' hllor lor 1 young .......... needs help, ~~~ CAC at &3t-3S2l or 1111>9 by ll-45 Squl... I '"'The ~ut" 1011\gtlt cJt 6, CCH\Itrt:.n«. Theetef. Roca:ry ~eld. 4 p.m.: Sottt:r vt. C.nt.ah.., College, Rotary Fkkl, 1 p.m.: Wotne;n'l T ennis., Big Four Championahtp, Amher.1 Couru. 10 o,m .l Footbell \t Un1vefl!ty o f E~ollon r... Anti·Rapt Tuk f'orce 1UU nee-ds ¥9luntter ucoru and <:•II 8) 1~J~21 or come to 34' Squlfe. "1\reth\IH Symposium on Vttgll" todoy horn..,-~ p.m and lomOHo._ hom l • · \ end ~.30 •.30 p'" In t.ne: Wo&dmet~ TMMe.r, l'ior1on. ,.,.... Mond<ly ot 7 p.m. In JlO Slgmo Phi Squire. ~ lkudy SkiM Plocc, located '" tbe Untv.ni!y l eil<'*'9 Center e\ 3)4 Beldy, Is now open for tht f•U Jte'"Ulet chlvera~ &ldy. end reading from • M W noYC"I 'Todo~: JV F-ball VL Colgote. Rotel)' fleid, 2 p.m.: meetings 1\frlc.wl lkud<nt Noll. mMb lodey •• 5 p m In 332 Sq..f~. - o.. lloln<d '"'""· all uperlooc<d <OIIege INt(UC\011. I<•~• Room 1 Tundoy • • 6.30 p.m , In 239 Hoyu Sundoy in the Squire Cor1fer.n« Thcoter at '· 1 .nd 9 I<Hie< ROOI\'I, Eftl<o<l. 0... the ere~ p.IOMf\Q--" to bulldlf\Q on enjoyable Uleot}le 01 08 J..l.. "Hamlett Thottght -and Authority" a debate ~th Dr. Irving Mo~)' ond Or, An}lur Efron today et ) p.m In 540 W~y 04 7 p m In 2AO ~"· 011 Oort Club meeu Tueodty 11 7:30 p.m. In the Rot~akelllll WedneJday ol 7:30p.m. In lht \YJikuon 1•4 Pub. Polley SWdlu Hono< Socl~ty;PIIIIjpl)o Slgmo, mee11 Thurtdoy 11 ln.238 C.:O"'Y: ooon at' p.m. In the Women's lluketbelt Team pr.-.on conditioning - · doU~ ao 3:30p.m . In 4 Clort.. Try out Conocl COKlt Lind4 o'oo,.,.etl '"' mor• tn!O<motlon. this,._., U8 Oymnullcs dtl~ meeu oodoy II 2:30 p.m. ln the <ilrk Apparatus Room. Tr)'04.1U for Men•s Basketb•U tum-5enlot, Jun~ n; and SopnomoresOcl. 15ot3 p.m, ond Fru ltmen0t1. 20ot 5 p.m. All cand'ide~tH meel ~o_y •t • p .m U\ CJo1'k. To be •Uow~d to try out, you~ h~ve 1 tec_urM-d proof of lmurance form and hove hod a recenlphytk:el. Por foun t end more l,fo·nnalion, c.on1ac.t coec:h 8JII Hugt'ltot ~n 200 Clerk. 831 ·2936. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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"Tho new OODlriiCI hD bcm fent to NYPIRO IUld l 'vr =:;":~to Student ANaus fO< tile eneumbc!'<d O>OOel' to be NYPIRO cluhod with SA IUld tile Ualvtnily adminkuation in Auewt •hen $9100 or lu IIJlllual allocation, culled rrocn tnandatory r......... "'ithdd. AI thai linK, Asooc:iate Vkr Pr<sident for Studenl AITeiu Anthony Lomueul Slid' that tile UB voup-eentrally loaot<d In Albany-refwed to provid< c:emp•u rempu. NYPIRO, howevrr, melntliuod ll>at lht orpnlwloft does not k"''' camplll-,by<ampus ~~. - I To retrieve the encumbcrod funds, bow<V<:t, NYPIRO Project Coortlioator l.easd Smllll provld<d SA with 1 breakdown of Cllpendi&ures. " We .showed bow tbt money they Jllic ua was spent and ,ave a Usr ~( projecu we Jid." boaid. _ IMouiA..t NYPIJtO had untiltnday to provld< a breakdown of how alarl<d "aff membcn ue paid and a d<Wl<d job dt5elipdon or cpctr. Hod NYPIRO rtfwed to eomply, the money would have 10ne Into SA's aencral fund, from which oaly the Student Senate could ret.... h. · Nathoo ciaim<d Monday tblt he appro<ed the addlllona.l information rro.m Smill> and Slid be forwetd<d ltls "okay" to Student Affaln, which is Ultunately responsible for allocations. "It's In Studrnt Affain' hands now," he &ald. "NYPIRO )USI pvc .. a mor<thorouch breakdown, but even lbat is not anythlna mor• than what Buffalo State'• NYPRIO hu bcm aivlna." . 0Up,.. o•cr NYPIRO'• aceountabUily l8IIWd on tht araument that lhe JtOup hed co d.oc:umtnl h.s CMpcndhures aina: h was usin& Jtudc:nt money. NYPIRO l<aders. however, qUCSiion<d why tll<lssu< wu raised so lat• in Ute ocad<mi< 1<1' and maintainod that the =tr&tiud natur< o r lh< __ • ... ••cenl¥t tp«fl/u ,..fwt e.nttot ptOrltlfb,. orpnlzation does not allow for campus budaeu. "Three qWittefl of the way tbrouah the n...at Y<at," Smith opintd. "Lorenut~ ..oppod pa,ymeat. It really Is • question or what't pouibl< rqardina th<it and our ne<dl. W• art a Stat.. wide e<ntrally fundod · orp.niza.tion... • Ia NYPlRG'a lwldl Smilll arau<d thlll the administrativ• <mbar1o made NYPIRO put IOJ<lller information that wu no< mandat<d by the tC)79.1() eontroc:t. "Tb<y want<d information that roasonably th<y should hav<," he aid, ''bu1 excessive specifics we just cannot provide.'' _ The NYPfRO eontrov<rSy C'DI~ d<bote ovor "udtnt r(ahu and the power of ao administration to gov.,.n mondototY f« dbbursel. In r<SPOIUC to f« qu<StioDJlbroUihout-the State, a memo wu is.luod by SUNY Central '7he ideo that on administration con just summon7y obrorate on SA •~ · · " con .. octrs omoztng. - Lease/Smith wednesday . ,..__, J\UM Vol 31, No. 11/SUNY at Buffalo11 October 1110 ·~---~-- Knight under investigation The University OfC'tee o( PubUe Safety and !be Erie Cowuy Distrdt Attorney's Office are currently discuuina whether to press ebarces ea&lnst former InterResidence Council (IRC) PreSident Tom Knight, Security Director Lee Oriflin said M onday. The talks stem from Knlaht's resipation after be was confronted with &$SC1tion• and documents that showed be bad misappropriated IRC funds over !be summet . Resianin& with him waJ IRCB Vice President M anny Tomu. As per lRC's constituion, 'Exeutlve Vie~ President Smith tWumed the Presidency and Jeff Skopln took Smith's old position. Plabllc Safety-who Smith said was now baodllng.aU of the ease's details-is c:ov.sultina willa the SA about the aUeaed improprieties that IC1liaJtt and Tomu committed. Griffin refilled to discuss mlny of the detolls, but said be expe<ted a decision on wbctber !be DA wanted to pr~ with the ease sometime ow week. _orcaa envelope.\ JRC because Smith bas i.n Siructed personnel not to discuss the mailer with outJid<rs. Smith did explain some o( the circumstances thu led to Knight's resf&nation. The new President asserted that it was not embezzlement, although Oritnn appeared skeptical of Smith's reasonlna. The President linktd Kniabt's depanure from IRC to "cenaln misappropriations over the summer that were not okayed by the IRC B:xecutive Committee." Ahhouah Smith did not disclose any specific examples, he said Knight believed he was actina in IRC's best interest. The Executive Committee, however, felt otherwise. "Tom though they were lqiiimate," Smith said of his predceessors moves, "but when the Committee wmt over tbe el\ecltbooks, we didn't feel the expcnditURS were apprOpriate." ircb The two then dmded on agrcemmt whereby Knight wopld pay back the money. But Kni&bt maintained tbat be had not mel with Smith and that was unaware that Publle Safety had been called in and was now handllna the t:tie. Tomaz also professed inaorance regarding the financial misappropriations, daimlna he too quit pUidy academic reasons. Tomu. Uke Knlpt, did mmrion that $Orne ''thiiiJS" that bad cauaed problems "are up in !be olr." bw reslfictcd his comments to lbat. ror NoklMiw. . . Yet Kniaht asserted that his Prior arn:u rcsipatioo bad "nothina to do with Orifrtn, however, was not convineed misappropriations" and claimed be quit that Smith's stllemmts W<re tompletely simply because of academic reasons. Ia accuraLe. He questlooed what an IRC • a public letter to '1M Sp«rnun, Knight President was doin& plannina an event s.mc, . also added that be felt JRC "needs a for dormitoty ssudena~er the summer, Orifftn .mttitted, boweves, that IUs eb&nae in leadenbip." But wbilei<Jliabt when !be dorms were closed. Oriffln el~ be Was UOaWate-Of any financial also noted - that JC.nl&ht was arrested Office "believes tbere was a miaapprOpriatioo or funds" Involved, problcms, be did mention a "few durin& lbe summer by Public Safety for bot said the ullimue dedsloo would lay questlooable items" that mnains to be "trcspassina" in the dosed rQI<kftee balls. . with the ~A. The Director explained elcared up. that be and t>A would 001 even bother ,.5mith said be confronted Knl&ht with - Smith defended Knl&ht's summer co discuss the cllaraes uo1ess a •'viol&tloo tbe checkbook and lhll be a011<Jliabt to business, bowevor 1 aplal&in& thai. JRC admit to misappropriatiq the money. &ecutives are expecUd to plan parties or aimiD:al codes" kemed apparent. ~ada Smith and Orirnn dedloed to The President ~~ten explaiMd. 11111 and sponsor activities fos Resldau JIIO'ri* detalls aboul the spec:lflo knl&ht qreed to tmder his rcsian&tion, A.dvlson ~ otb<r stuclellts Uvin& in the idllnU wbere Knilbt and Tomu beeaiiJe be r- . be would be unable to dormitories ovu the siiJIIIII<r break. aJieacdly misappropriated funds. In work In the futnre with the ~ "It's required for an lRC President," &ecutlve Board. Slnifb w:lolll\ed. r.e~. a cloud or secrecy currently "He didn't reolizte what he was doinf, itwOS'Il'to~ arwnptot wrongdoing•. .. " Tbt new President said he did not want to "hurt Tom" with any criminal charges, but admilled that it is now up to Securlt,y. " H e didn't realiu what he was doing, it wasn't deliberate attempt at wrongdoina," Smith commented on Kni&ht's summer acitivhes. IRC should suffer ·little in the way neaative after-effects. Smith insisted. He noted that it wasn't a d<Uhaate attempc at wronadoina," Smith commented on IC1light's summ<r actirities. JRC should sufferlittle in !be way of oeptive after-cfl'ecu, Smith Wisted. H e o01ed that it posith-e mark for lllC to ditcovu the mistake by itsdr aocf Uten lmmediudy tum to Publk Safety, rather than trylna to keep t.lie matter io· house. H e recalled the example last yea~ or SUb Board, I, Inc. decision to stay silent on an cmbeulemmt by a fonn<r emplo~ and contrasted that with IRC's response. Smith also assened that th< entire episoM could would be repeated apia in the future. "It adds to the validity or our orpnizatloo that we found out by ourselves," the President said, notinc that c:llecb would keep it from ~ ooc:urin&. He maintained IRC will be able to bounce back and have a succasful year pointiDa to its record -bonblp or 1479:_ Inside: Ido-P. ,f / leeches- P. 5 / Bif Macs vs. VItamin C- P. 9 /'Discovery'-P. 17·22 1Frvit-P. 24 �~ Niltjtof the living f>ead; fignting for the ghoulish ·buck l~ "' All.. _.. 1 $oldol 10 11w ~ • .::; 1llc .........,.... IOdtly . _ ........ up 10 lilt c.IJonoia '-'dllldlblty ....,_ k lias predpj&.Med a ¥II\IMI - -diM bocllot. Bill Lbe ........._.ay ia¥olws lbe hiaa. u tlciDads of Lbe c-e quid and aid ~r , _ ........,. Ill' 10 penllade llldr ~- bow I- J -...ua. 0 !My lllould be ~ of, ODd !'J ,.._._ . ' • Tile ..,.._ onny b eocn"'*"' of uadllloeal fUQCnl cllnctor. lllllarldhu c:ometotbtirrubro:ently lnlbeform ot a ridna cremation .-.te and aa ~public dtsln: for lliDpler fllllti'OIJ. lilpodally troublina arc the "no·friU.': crrmltion C10CJ11*1ia thOI offcrdiJposalwitbout casket, urn, anbal>nlna or Lbe myriad or other available tterVI<'P. These "burn and tcaner" l1nnJ dlarao u lltUc U Slj(), compared 10 ltv $2,SOO ,., J aw:rqc. cost of, a tt~itioiW~ runerar. ~~ ~ from the omdtnaker s pout! or VK'!'-U!cy mock the tnditiorW runsn~ u Utlclilnlrl<d, outdated and nccdlcsaly eostly. 1be result or tbtse prof~ dlanaes In runeral•ylts bu .._ . , unpr.....,ted fllilw.: rae for beano eom~. ,.....,.. - a n d cuUI -•lactann,- lase year oo1c1 23 000 fewer caNell t1w1 1n IJI71 Tom Weber, til~ folllldet T~ lio<icly. the COtllltry'l J1nt "bdril and ICIIU<r'' eom~y (the fllnderol• aJao nfero to them ~y 01 " bolt< and lhake" or "tout and AilS") Is blunt abool the futuro of the traditionolmonu.,.Y. "I tell them they're nor soinJIO make It by simply providina funeral ...-vice. They've JOI to act Into ari<f counsellna, <Oiato pladnioa or tho Uke to stay alive." Tbc low-cost cremation companies, bt&un in Califo_m la In 1971. have'"""' rapidly ould some now offer low-cost burial u well. Tbe laraest firm. Tlv Ncptu"" Society. lut y<OJ handfed more deaths (6,08Z) than any otltCr firm In Callfomla w:ept venctable Forcu !Awn, Tlv companies have •urvived lepl chaUcnaes by the traditlonoJ lllneral industry and conlinuina <harJes thll they are cold. uofedina and toss bodies around. - Many eolltbanodvcs "soc:lc:1ies" and Iiiii up "members." 11IU . _, not>•P<Ofil manorial t«ictlcs, ...,..Ytbey are 1M only IN< "l«i<tlcs." 8qun clcades qo .. pan or IM cooperative movernmt, tlfi nonpn>fds use collective muJ<It to c:ootnld r., low-coot ...-vice from traditional funcnl parlors. Thdr mernbmllip rolls have been Slllftatina lately due to these new comp<titors. who, the non-profits complain, arc uadlna on their aood name. To further confuse nwten.IO!ll< traditional funeral home owners. tryina to rqaln business s iphoned away by lilt "direct disposal" companies, have incorporated their own "JOt:lctles." IJHI..,. or The F•tnl The non.:pronu art c:ryin• row over this latelt intrulion on thor D"'f'<.and say 11 can undertakers th<fPporJunlty to "bait and Swilch"-sell I fam0y d«irin& a mtidtsl funeraJ a more dabontt ...,dorr. Tbcy say the public i• beina confined and misled. Tht Sl01c Board of Funeral Directors ond ElnbalmerJ acrocd ill Jllly and Voted IO ban 10)' future USC o( tlv word "soclcty" by profit·mWtt& funeral poup. Altbouch sldmaltlles in tlv funeral busino:is ore tatlna place in many ltiiC$. nowlvr< is the battle u r..... u in Col.ifomia, wllett the <tcroation rate b twice the national aver.... lo c:outal c:ountlcs, the .-.te b near 50 paum. In tteACI-tlna Marin County, It b ~ pen:em. Overall, aboUI U percont of Californrans - · c:reraated last Y<OJ-lhoUah the IUD~ lndwtry dl-ecs about the stlllstlcs. a!•• ,e:.... lliiia llfw ........ for Lbe IWC'I 1D0VC 10 ~So-~ awla OlllfonUa lhaa tar.,: ....,.. of lilt ~ loeb ...~ !Cob w a W' bcied flll«aa ~ ~-..y. Aloo. tbc pro.dmily 10 .... ~ID lbe I'OPIII*kY ol_...nerina ubcs • • · wiDdlo lloea ..O.S. ID promote ocatterina In tlv - - . . - , n o r c1oe1rta<n. Tndllioaol r-.1 ..,..... lhlt ..,...., farmlna tbeir own "IOdolioo" - coajjdq by diopl.tyi.Qc unpreee9cnted C8llder ~ price~. Tbe S... Mateo County Funeral Dlteaors ~. repr....,tlna ll fUneral homes, is ~,a !lnllpllpOf ..Wertilina campollft olmed directly at w1nt>1na t.clt "toei«y" convau by appcaUna to their poctctboots. "Tiyiq to keep cosu dOwn doesn't mean you hiW to deal wltb,.tltaQI<I'•," Lbe adJ - •· H o - one candid fUneral b~c owner aplolned in an interview~ " bare bones" service 1J di(!lwh to prOVIde 0110 tho- lar• -..olu:rue.. *'Whea it~s ooe, lWO or thiu PClccnt of )lOur bUJID<u it!• O K - - 97 pera:nt or tbe cllerude IJ ~"' Now,.....; til< rae is :z.s 10 50 per<llll( dirm dJii,osol, It COIDjJicld]l.c!iJrupu ,.._ lluDdeJ paw<:" - • ''I'U-.J boofta ..,ed bwioest wbm a bia lnvaunmt ,... r<q~ bf - e law," said ~ ~-· exocutive director of r.b,.ute (-board . T1lai S 00< reason Wby tb<re) 10 much holti!iiY toward uoreltODITitiiiS." Tlil: trodjtloool 1\meral indu.suy louabt tootb and ..ail in the cowu in th< eorty 1970's to p<nent Telophase Sodety from opemlnJ without the embal>nlna room, lara• mortuary buildtna and swtable .onlna ~uiml or rUDDiol dlrecton. But Tdophuc wi>n, and the only fadllty now. ~ulred for runerll directors is a rofriaerated ston~ao room that eon bold two bodies. ' For years, the public hu viewed tbo functal JlruuJc in blkk and white term" A liaht bctW<l<ll the Ooliath or entrenched funeral illlercsts and the Osyid or tht riabtcous nofnlls eompenics out to uvc cons!Uncrs moocy. Tlv Federal Trade CommiHion, when it undcnoolc its st.-year lnVcstlptioa into the IWion's funcrol indUI(a, took much the same Yi<w, Tbt cremation companies wen:~ aood 1"11 wbo were 10 be protCCied from llaramncnl by tbe tnditiorW undntakers. But latd)' Lbe dlsdnaion bu blurred. TraditiorW funeral homes that eocnplained about tbe lkk of dic:aitY tiS10CJit.Od with the hiah· volwne "IOCi<tlcs" are beina brouaht out by nlilonal funeral home dW(Is th01 prlftice slmnar <CC~nomia of teal<. And lbeNcpcuneSociCI)', uuomeorlu 121....UOCU, is looklna more and JDOK lilte a ttadftlonol funeral home. Tbe new half·miUion dollar Neptune facility in San Ditso o ffc rJ cmb-Wnlna. IWturious caskell, cemetery plou ..,d funerals c:ostina·as much u SI,OOO. · Critlcbm of the revuw co~ (rpm an un)lkOIY sourcc-N<Jltune's founder, Cllarlc:J Dennin&. folthouah Drnnin& said he doesn't ,.,. anytbina wrona wltb arievini families charterina biJ t>o.t in Los Anades for S:z50 ("It's ovr synabol, but wr don't push it"), tv Is uarr about the J!lher Jerviccs bdna offered under til< Neptune name. "It'• JCII.in& away from -our Wbole concept, which is teeplna the COSI down." tv wd. "It's bait iOOCI switch ." ·Dmnin1 uys hiJ suina tluee ol hi1 fiO<nl<·holders for S!O" mlUion and llyina to act the riabts to the Nep1uoe name back In th<ir territories. 1bqo'" are eountersuin&o 1111d <hat. . or (nud, ~·· br<2Cb or eontnl<l anti plain arced are beio'l tOlled bao:k and fonb . Neptune m ad e its reputation-and miiiiQIIJ of dollars-promotlna itsdlu an alternative ro tnul.tlonoland c:xpcosive (IJII<Rlo. ''Simplidty and dipllly" II what r.bc suases, and Dmaiaa ncw.rt)' l1lllys IPiDst <be pndic:e of emt.lmllw (''lt'a lite a ~ RICtiac OIIC blood"), body Yi<'wina. c:aWu and (artt:'f funcnl p&rloB. NoTom Weber ofTdeph&se lUes a oimllar Yi<w or traditional funeral ~: "I think our opentlca exudes dianicy because we tr<at ewryooe UKUY alike. Have you ncr JC<D an ernbtllmina7 Not much dilftlty there. Or whOiabout For<S~ lAwn takina an 80-year-oiCIIady tnt! puttln1 her in a .aiahtic 00 a chabe lounao and rcbuildina her race to look like her hlah JCbool araduatlon plctut<?" Telophase hu not rtlsed Its biUic price or WO stncc it bcaan in 19'71 , and Weber made it clear his oprreloti is low buds<~ with no atru. A visit to one of the eompany'• boldina facilities confirmed it. Located near San Ditso'• Tbiny.so:ood Navol'Stadon. it sit• lilc:rally in the bao:k Yard or a lhabbf frame ho\IU. It lookJ llkc a lara• · · "We coukln't afford to keep (an attendant) here," said Weber. Ddiwr)' waaons or vans d.riveln, the bocli<1 in an 8110 cold .otorsae room. Tlv bodies lle on lhdws three deep, c:omplctd)l wrapped io Wbhc pl.astk lt:Dolted 01 the feet. Tbr name or tb• dead Is wriuen witb black . . . marker on the pl.astk eoverina tbc head. AlthoucJIJCiopl!U< oQ<tates iu OW8 crematory, _currently il is DOt ticensed 10 do .so. Weber Ja)'l tile eompany iboukln 't b~e to be. • Tbe Cemetery Board, wbicb rcaulates c:renworicf, counters tb01 Tdoph&se "very deftnitdy" . is o~ a creinatory anti tbusiJ under its j urisdiction·. Th< matter is at a stalemate and appears destined to bceome another of tb< mprc tlw! JO laWJolu Telophue bu fouaht with runirol&lld cemetery interests in the pUt 9 years. su,_.p Telophase Is oonhonly no-friliJ eompany the state bas taken isaue witb lately. Lut year in S.Ota Barbara, a SS.OOO iud,mcnt was banded dowo In tb01 county's superior coun IIIOinst the NqltW>< operation tb<re, owned by founder 1:Jami.aa. Neptune wu enJo¥ frocn ..W~. Social Security or Vacno's bc:neliu "will" or ''may" cover tlvCOR or .......woo or burial &lid 1I1Jo from adwniJina tbOI iu traiiSpOrWioD dwJ:< wu "I>OC!Iillol" Wbeo tile chii'J< would a<Ud live pera:nl of the toto! COSI. MeR r=Uy, the Scale ~d of F\ancral Directors and Embafrnen requested Dennina to 1ppe01 at lu July rn<:ctina and explain Wb)' hiJ Santa Barbara orr~ cllala<d a famUy S7S for an aatopoy that .done for ftc< by a c:ounty patboJosi>t. He Couldn't a satisfactory answer and said he would refund tbe money. . "II was tbe flrlllqptimate complalntlbe bold brouaht up ap1nJt me." he said later. "Let's face h. Somcone's aoina to tUJI up onoe in a willie." Dennina .said he tbinkJ he's btlna harused. " The Industry Is doina anythina il tan 10 discredit us. Jt'$ runnina ~·: But John Brownina, -.:utivc director of the Caliro.m.. Funeral Direaors A&soc:iation A)'S be reallY doesn't t.bilak nofrillHrema(IOD@>mpanles areaonato prove to be tbOI much or a tbrcOI in ill< future. The ~· he *Oukl lilt< to broad<:aSl Is thai "cremation docso't haw 10 imply a S70 dump job." And r.....n~ director Bud Noates of Olt!>On. ~omb pic! tv md others .,.. beulna tbOI famillcs who use lbe J<fViccs or a no-friDs lim> oooe woa'l do il1 aPa· "Tbe typical famU y has 1 dalh ooce ewry 1• years,' bc said. "All the funeral homes are eaacrty waltint1o J«)low Nepl\ine and the othcrl do in lbe lona run." Ill•• NYPIRG. wiUt:h dalmed. tbat administrators could overrule student dcciJIDos on fUtldina. • - • . Smith said M011day that the CODlracl is annllally slped by NYPIR.O and SA. '''"*Idea," be added, ~at 1D adminillndoo can just swnmarily a1Hopte ari SA contn<:1 IJ OI!Wtla-" Qin"<tllly IK lobbyioa aroup and Sa arc IICIOllatlna ., aareemcnt C1>r 1910-tl . ~ed lO be sllfted btfoR lbe ....t11 eACI, lbe conum. WU. aeeordq tc.·Natlwl. en route to NYPIRCi ~- " lt'l boa~ ova llld they llaw lO lip it now,'' he Mid. I'-WM reportedly .....;.....d by SA atlorocy RiCllard Uppes last ....a. • Wall_,_ Smith, '""" said hiJ omce bad not {«eived the ..,........!flalc Monclfy atumooo, pointed out thOI othet )'<Ois, NYPIRO wu In <h.,... or draftina thO-eoatrKt ODd &ubmittina irto SA. "I don't know wbythat's <hanaed, but If lt'J the .ame•as' W!W we ·eilll<d 111ft yar, It's okay," he said• • Stollh lntllcllocl'dlat if 1M contrl<lls dtrrerent from thOJ< ID tilt put, NYPIR.O '"wwil. baY• to see Jf it's ocecptablc. It's hard to cotnrmnt o n unkpowna. •• - - .. • Tlv project eoordioaiot ~d ae YiewJ tlic ernbarao and tlv new contract as 1"0 teparat< inc:llkDis and qued tbOI one 4bollld not affect the other, ''But.'' be added, ''lberc b no real$cuon to sllft' a t:Oottact U )'OU look • thettadt/OCOf\l. Tbclast wullopped Ill mid-A,...,.. We w,ant a bindiac<OIIInoCl, bot eow w •rc jUIIata walt and- staae-" • , . ...,...t...,tiatao. !imilh ...,...,., suaiD<JI the credlblliiJ c1 SA and tb< .............. ·~....... 10-~dda)'l,"btrdlarpd. 1t1t SA -.1 ~ llllleUiD 1bt tWr adioa ~·justified. •.._llbtllauotll. . ~U.IMI tabd of aD ocbft ~" Naabaa •cement ....... n. ..--~, sam-.s•.aaOs ret ......,...,......bui-NYPD.G...... 191N~, ~ . w.•• ,....._.., .,... alflrmed. c.n..tiJIIIe ~ IOU W.CIJII fluiD "We ltDUII ....... ~dot allocatloa," Sollllll ' "We'd . ...., Delb I l l Clllir ....... bow llw r,. ~alloalled, ~ ' . • ..,._..._~ 'lllll!llll , _ . 11111111 die C:oalrat:liJ the- a last ~ llfi lllallllll ~- We'l Jult jaaw to Willi ad -·" ....,..on �l Sex Ed Center faces eviction by EIJeeD A. Step~e!H Sp«t""" St<i!J Wr&tr Dean of the Collq., Murray Schwan~ lias onlttcd cbc. Sexuality Education Caner to vaca1.t its Amherst ortice today, cl&imiua lh_ll h'e need$ the space to w:comodate his arowi.,. mff. T!>e Main Street CampUS <enter will rcn'lain open, and its hours may be e<tcodcd,tO compen.<ate for the closing. Qriainally Collt~~e H and Schwartz spo1110rcd !be Center's o!'«allon in tltdr Porter Qwul offiC<a. Director of Colleae H , Lee Dryd<n, exp.--d 'CIIfd over !be <lo>ins iaod botb he and Schwanz have 1>lcdanl !heir suPSX>n in hdpina the Center rd~e. Schwanz claimed that he bas been fiflina throuah ~ of lbc Colleae5 ..tti<h miaht bouoe the Center. ();rtctQJ or the Centtf 1 E.Ue.o Cbrlsteo.son, is disple&5Cd by the dosing. She .,.;d, "sexuality affec" IY-etyone; our Rrvict i.5 vital, flow can we ju!Cify deleling a &ervice from an Mtite ca.mpus-3 servict which eve:ryone neab1' ' Preoidenc for Fldlitia Plunina John Neal. Siuefow malncained that be controll only the ·residence halls on Amhent, Which are currently overcrowded. Urt1e55 a student IIUijoritY 11 the donn_s elects co doDalc a lounge area to the Center. S'udo"' conceded thai "his b,.,.S. are tied." Neal's assistant, Alben Doblbesa. osscrtn1 thll a formal petition requating a new spoee for lhe Center must be •ubmlued to hl..orr.... and Weith II so far, no<hina lilce that has been done. Doblbera adJoined that the " money and space are two limited reaourca thallhis orr.ce mwukal with," and added that "11 the presnn. we are- sboehomina CYm academic areas intO spaces nor de$iped ror rhern. •• Empty hoaded Sub·Board I IDlLSI inevirablY -wblch funds the Cente-r with mandatory student (ec:s-~don ror spact to keep !he Scl(uality Cc:mer operatinR on Amherst. Sub-Board Chairman Mark Moore said be has auemptcd to ...,.re a possible location for t.he Ceottr PrOI..t.o bur has so far come up empty handed. This week the '.Viet Presid<"nt of Student Affairs Richard Siuelow has torpor<uion will petition Neal ond Siuclkow for r\«ivcd protests regardina rile closina from Gnodual< Amh<fst spat<. Moore said he hopct Siuclow wiU usc: Student Aswcl:uion 3nd the Sludent Bar t\SSQdatioo. "h•~ we-Ight 8.5 I Vice Pre:sldtnt to assi.s.. Borh reqtJCM that he rind space on the AmhcrM Chrislcnson, along wilb mort Ulan 70 student Campus for the. Cc111cr 'i opetation.s. counselors, p10V1des several tduc.ation couruding ro Although he- believes tbt CenlCf is o~ , the UUd('nt!i, racuhy. starr and o' htrs m chc Universily Viet President as5ened tba the resPQnsibilhy Cor Community, Only cjpt or che mo« th31l 70 pcnonncJ al/l~ oca _u_ ·o_n_o_r_tun_h_•_,._,_c_am_p_u._s_P_•_«_I_ies_w_llh _lh_•_v_ic_•__ •r_•_P_"'_·d_, _rn_•_o,thc·rs arc tJohJQtttrs. With a new name and curriculum College B plans for a fresh start by Liu Fried Sp«:irom SUz/f Wr1/l!t If you're looking for a sense of bdongjn~. shatt an interest in the: creativt ans. or C:\'en if you're lost In (he EUicott maze and can't find your way out, Black Mounlain C<>llege II lformerly College B) could b< the ideal place for you . Located in Porter Quad in the Ellicon Complex. thi$ college provides an environmem for artistic oxpres5ion and appreciation. Black Mountain College 11 was cstablished to nurture a student's new or continuing inlcr-e st in the arts, according to Academic 3f\d -Arts Coordinator Jeanne-Noel Mahoney, "Arts can and should b< a pan of everyday life.' ' she emphasized_ Since its stan in 1967 as one of the first colleges at UB, Black Mountain has experienced considerable: progres5; a new curriculum is in effect, the Ans·in· Rcsiden~e p rogram has b<cn expanded, studentcoo!><'ration has Increased and recently changed iu name to refiecl the College's growing idcntily. Budlet cuts However. a lack of funds has prevented the College from functioning ~ffectively. "Each year the budget cuts arc inffeasing," remarked Mahoney. On~ major problem caused by Ihis she maintained. is the small staff. "Se<:rctaries are despeutely needed and the wor~load of the profe~ional staff u quuc heavy , tnorcateo "" coordtnatot. Thr Black Mout~Lo i,, R~~·irw, a new publication featuring artwork. poetry. and pro5« from contributors all over the US was planned to appear this year. but tnsuflicient funds now make Lhls impossible. But according to Murray Schwanz. Dean of the Colleges, the amount of funding gi~en to 81acl~ Mountaln II has remained stable in recent years, He noted that Black Mounulin ll llu one or the braes• budset• or the nine festdmt'-1 colleges. Referring to Tht Black Mou,.tail• Rtview, Schwaru ~ned. " It's up to Black Mountain II to decide 'Yhcthcr this.......;ll b< given high priority." He explained that while the bud!let is a fised amount. each college de..-ide~ ho\\ iu funds will b< allocated. , Schwartz feel• that a funding increase: would prove beneficiaL One positive result would b< evident in the Artim·fn · Resldencc program. he said. "If we had more money, we could pay thf artim. Righi now we mu>t depend on the goodwill of tbe performers." declared Sc:h....,nr. The Dean indicated however , that some money currently is being used for the program since Blact, Mountain II is contributing matching fund> with the National t;ndowmont of the Arts (NEA), t o allo"' for performant:es by Aki Takahasl . He reiterated, "If we had largtr funds. wt ,ould ~upporl mort acLiviries and pc:rrorm~rs. especially those from the communit y." - rQr\W~IIIC'C ."·ROOnFS ·'" SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE -.~Ding~ Over 100 Top Varieties of Subs Home of the 3-8Foot Party Sub Full Dinner Menu Popular Beers & Wines STUDIO ARENA THEATRE One OtuWe Or.!er of Chicken W"ll!s FREE LATE NIGHT SPECIALS 0 - M- · S.t. II oa • Mldftl... t WaAI.. CatorTov_. .... Ta.,_lll • San. S p iD ·lllkt. 1 1 1 I 1 Offer Valid Wmt llllt_COUPOH I with any food order~ Anyttme Moa.• Thun. l with 11Wo couI Eorptr. -.:to. ·eo l1 1 Dfm good oal y, from 8:SO to doelatl with IIWo co•- -Nov. 30. '10 e.--· wi!PI IN l)urth:&M Of e 00\ittHo 834-1919 I---------~----------, 20" OFF I $2.00 Pitcher• of I 1 Any Food Order I Mlchelob or Millers I AT DiScOtJNTtd PaiclS FRo"' TkE SouiRE H.dl TickET OfficE 011 ~ 12- I I I ~-------~---------~ 31 . 1980 VALID ANYTIME NotV*W'N~~ .- �i Dorm rules uncouple couples;_ 1searching for married housing E ~ I' ua. Tbc ~ ~ b oo<hlaa ...,. for ......w ~u-a nqJca.od mloority Wblcll <Omprlus 13 percent or lbc - Uai¥enily'• r~ t~tldcnt population. Willie ...,Y &iqk atldcn!J au fO<t:od to scnmllk fO< decent liviAa quattcn, 11ousiQa J: fKIIilla for - y couples who wish "' u~ oa """"""'bave .,._ abt«L At preseot. there arc UO becb in McDoaold Hall oo the Malo StrCCI Campus and JlO ill Oo.emor's Hall oo tile Amhcra ,:; 1 Clmpus racrved for .,..SIWc atldcn!J. due to the "moder11e dcsrt< or oolsc" wblch curia rrom cbe uadcr,raduatc dormhorfes eoac:eded o..dull• School Dean Donald Ramie. Ho,....cr, ror married 11udents. ...., tbac au off·limlu. TbeJe Jludtols milA t.heir oWD oeeommod11lons and ICCOI'dina to Vioc Pt ..idcnt of Student Affail'1 Richard Sigclkow, tb< housina b probably sub-.randard. ~ -not ;dal """""'"""'odotu rtnd ocllcr aot t:bool, Ketter noted. A ~ probibltlw , ...... COli. In lddidoo, Kcrttf Slid thla hilb ,_ would have to b< ~ to pey off the COIIIUUCtioo boods.Tb< Board dial tlocided to provide """" llaldemic . _ . . , ~ ituttld, Kater lddo:l. - s...,-.- Tbc Ualvcrslty coouiclered piD'c:lwinJ orr, J<Vmll tiJnes in tb< .,.... AmbtrR MIDOf ....,. tb< North Campus and • block or homes oJoq_ ~kri<ll< Drive oear Main Strce1 wet< <>OCISidaed. Since tbt familia who w<rc OCQ.Ipyina tbt ap&rtm<nU would ha~ hid to b< Meted, plans were dropped. said Ketter. Homes alona Jewett Avmue wue also c:onsiclered for purcl!ose by UB whlch would <lw'ae rmtal roes between Sl60 and Sl70 per mooth. However, Ketter explained, "another aropp with mo~ money campus~ won out.'' At th< Unovcrsity Center at Stony Brook, chc fir$( stud~t family moved-tbio the new WU tO Twelve years 110, When chc popul11 trC'11d Jive ofr-ampus, man)' hOUllnJ pllni rraduate hou<ina fou:ilhy last July. Aocordina to Stony Brook Vior President of Student AffaitS Eliubcrh Wadswonh, "The were modiOed. Ac<ordln& to UnivctSity PtC$idcnt Robert 1.. Ketter. the orlainal plan> for the EUicoll Complu on th< AmherSt Campw included facllhl<$ 10 houJ< 601).700 houJin.a was plarined (or area whert tht need IJ mon crucial. Graduate studenu- want quitter facilhin- a difftrcnl inttrac:tion than the undtrandualc J'ludent ." married .studenu. Followin& Dormitory Council reaulatioos. a mllrriagt tiunse is requlred for residence. O.lldrtn arc allowed in the facility, and But in 1968, the SUNY Board of TruJtta ruled ll,lilinSI such houlina at UB or on y althoQ&h tb<rc is no cloy care caucr ill tile bui\dina. the UniVG'Iity Cmtcr b only a quancr mUc away. Only the blab ~a~tal COli has m:dved a oqative rcacdoo, dedaled Wadsworth. ~ upon the number or occupanu in the apartment, rent b Sl20 10 $200 per bed eodl mootli. Ac:cordU., to reaul11ions, a family mUSt rCIJt a IWO bedroom lpartmtnl aod no discount il givm to infanC$. EllroBtDall &llrlaklt11 'rwo additional houslna bulldlnJS hove not yet been opened. A potcn\ial, yet panial, oolutlon to UB'r Eorollmeot prediction1 must be Since the total pool of aud.enu b &ltritlkinJ, tbe demand for bouliD& >houid dlmlnW!. Tb<rtforo, t.bt administration is hesitant to build potmtially W1Dea:osaty hou•ina. "Aslona as there's bousina in the <Ommunity, then UB shouldn't worry about providlna bowina for mairied Sludcnts," Director of Howlna Mocfuon Boyoc said. To solvethb boulina Inequality, Ketter has asked for plllU 10 be drawn up for ldequate 11udcnt houlina on the Amb<"t Campus. These plans should b< approved by February, Ketter forcawed, but completion of such a faellity I• In the very distant future. Accordina to Rennie, the lack of bousina i1 a tr<lllendoll&--i><Oblem and burden for ~. situatjon is convmion of Kimball Tower Into an apanonau <Omplu, Slgelkow noted. ~It lidded however tbat would b<~ far In the married ltude:nu. ••The UniV"ersily hu nt"ver ruture and would depend upoo 1he development of the Main Street Compus. JOt around to It and I don't think they will in my lifetime," he lamented. ,--------~.~----------------~ ~ ==--------------------------------~.---------------------------------_,~, UB, •• Party With Gary Smith c> • at ~ •• DUBEL'S 749 Smith Street, Buffalo f-110 You are invited to Gary 's very first BEER BLA·ST Thursday, October Znd Come down to the wild and crazy bar that features the very talented singer and musician Gary Smith, plus mud wrestling. wet T-Shirt and Wet Jockey Short Contests. Gary's Blues ' ?'1d Rock Band. Toga Parties. Umbo Contests. The best' female and male e-xotic-s in the Buffalo area. PLUS the unexpected usually happens every nightl L---------------------------------------~1 ·' B\ls service for the BEER BLAST will be available at Squire •UD ftlAIIIPOilTATIOII'P'P? Hall. Buses available at 9:00 _pm The buses will return a~ 1 am. A $2.00 fee. Includes - your round ·trip transportation plus FREE admlsston and ·a FREE draft beer I ~ . DRAFT BEERS ONLY SOc ALL ~IGHTI ,...,.,...... will Itt• Gu, S•ltlt'• ~lock a Blau aaad·, .Male a , ...,, Dncen. C.U teeliJ fer JOar .....rvatfon, auan younelf • gnat- tt•• · 8 5 S •814 3 , ~ �aUvc, r\aht? So it'& a Ufe force. lf be's not l oin& to lie. If we ofTercd som<One notded it I would alvc k. i1 mi&Ju b< a bu1 I wouldn't Kll it.'' saJd UB But Is. doan'l lllltla' bocauoe we sophomore Miebad Wyazn<r. t est all the blood we JCI," b< added. Acoordin& to KcDy, however, peopk ..U blood for more than N o mODey...Thc:re•s &ot 10 be a benet Somer1<1 labs will take oaly male way to make a few dollatJ than to palsma or pluma from ll<rik ..U your blood.'' KeOy nW.ntalncd. ...,_,_ Tbe p1uma from mca is Ycc maay colltae ltUdC'nts ....., "' blood ·~ and the piUma clisa&Jec and &O on «llint pbsma rrom women is oecckd few the The plasma Is rentowd from -~~ anlibodia il coctains. 11lcy USt P"-ltnt by first wi1hdntwlnl On< only sterile women becaJIKtb<yare piftt or .. hole blood. ThtJ is injottcd witb slimblaots to nUsc: the =uifuJ<d to separwe the pl:wna lnd or an1ibocfics in the womaa*s from the red blood edls, w11lc:h iiDk blood. ThiS hi&Jicr level or to the bouom. The doudy·arttn· antibod'oa can """"' t>U;a IP b< or..,.. plasma is d<e4nted orr the born wilh Hcrnoly<ic Ancn1ia {Rh tOp and th< r<d blood cells uc baboes). "These women donut rctUJ'l\Cd 10 aht donor. thtir plas,rna 10 ... c can male Beau>< the red blood cells arc PIKGAM. 001 so they con nule raurncd. donou can b< bl<d twl« a Money,'' r<I>Of\td Kdly• ....k. <ornpar<d 10 every el&ht "I'>< been &!•ina plasma since ~eckt "'hen dOnlltn& ""'ole blood . 1968,'' sald' one WOIIWl. whilclyina "Plasma is mainly protein . Youean on 1 coach wuh Mt'dk in ann. pin it aU back by drtnktn& a "Someone told me I thould miltshake or eadna a hamburacr." blood for an CJq>Crim<r~~al drua, so explained Kdly. I dld 11. When 11'101 dope,th<_y pve noo. d.ifr.,...., _,. a!•• whom'"' COSTLY COAPUSALS~ Sorft•l•t LabortiOfl•t m•dlctl ~llfi'PioYH'a.. bkMid. •empeo,...... m.aaJ of college t.M:hnlclan Mlc:M•I Hum,., ttptflt• • ltMI plum a trom e n etudlm1 Mil u.tr ptn!N to UM lllbotatorr tor-S'12.50 1 pint. me some money.! didn't know rhcy SIOO • plio• .,.,. aoina to 51•• h to me, 1 did it The pluma from SomcrKt Is h<eau~ they notd<d the blood." sltlpp<d to Onho Dlaano<tics, • •be J&id. division nr Johnson "' Johruon. Somerset Laborotory throui/lly Where It is u.\Cd 10 rntkC' blood screens il.s a.pplicanL-. and always tyl)ln& smtntl t>r RhoGAM, a drus tesrs their donated pl:wna. Otber used to p revent abnormal plasma'cttntta in 1he area bowevet childbinhs. l>aw----becrt t.hut down bccau>e of wotklr_. "And a lot of them ..,.. collet~< KeUy uplain<d that the pri« qumionable practices. A proaram Pl.umlPhcrlsl. the PIOOC$$ or stlldents. Wt'r< not inttfesttd in they offer for one donAtion ($12.50 Hke tbb frequently 11ttacu poople utractln& piO>ma from ~hole wby they sl•c il. we're jll$t glad to for jlJlit tmder I pint or plauna)iu In need of mont)' for. say. I bot lit blood, provi~nvenient way to have it." ~ly d<trmincd. "We have or ch<lP W1nc. • ; n.m money i'Oi"ih<* who have the uri~ &I this prioe because ~• ftel "A couple ofYtar>aao they had auts to brave the needle 1111d !Kk Alle&S)'Md tbar it i.s cnoU&b or an inducsrocnt ., outbreak r bepatili> in Buffalo re.KI'VI.tion) eboul a.cllins tbdr "I do it for the money," Aid a to &encnte inter.., . but it'> not Blood Banks," sald a three yar blood. Some people maintain thAI U 8 senior rcqlltStin& anonymity. "I 1\Kb I hip price that people will lie Vtltna of ~ donati... "But lh< Ia is ma-ccnary; othtr1 fotlthal tan~ r,.we 0\D an <asks way to and comproml~ princlpln," h< Somtt$<1 Is pretty clean. Thorc's no it can be tomPaled 10 prostitution. make S15. You r~pown, Walcll TV said. dtrdicu or llll)'lhina. II'• mostly "h'• odUnt yOW body, isn't it?" or &<1 some """' down. It's Kelly calaincd that the bb ukJ collq< st\ldcnu. who are workin& ask ed one anonymous Muckrn. mcdieal history qu<>tloa• and on PHD'• ...- somcthina.'' h< ..... be smd. Otbes aodcnu are appall<d by arcucd tbOJ If the aoina pncc - e add<d. w1IIJe oth<rl lhru& II off. notinJ thAI "people need it." the mc:o<:CMI)' aspccl or blood blah. JOCDtbody mi&ht lk and deny "I'm 1101 wonicd about iL Some "W< &<1 approldmatdy 100 odlln&. "I ~ ncv<r Rll my bavia& bcpatitls or VD 10 that h< people AIY it's ti<k, but I'V~< ~ II. l'>c told a lot or 00t10n a week," r<I>Of\<d Somcna blood. ThAI would b< odlinamy life cocld colkc:lth< mooq. Laborl1011IIWI'Itf Mkllad Kdly. foru. You DtCd blood lo \:top ,c>ll "lf ft..'rt oaly P"rlna Sl13>. • my !ria><~> about it.~ Dere 's gold in dem dar arteries mining for money in capillaries by lack Hollevi& - • NaiU~ Eduor In 1849, mjpeu IOUJbl their fonunc dinina in rich. \Uldcraround aold and .u..... \-clns. Today,thar's stiU aold In th<m thar ...... but now tbey carry blood. SeUin& plasma has, for 110me students. become an easy buck; a o.ay to tarn SIOO pet month without lifUn& a fm&n. PWma oenten, sudl as Somer>tt Laboralorics at 1331 Nonb Forest Avenue in Atnhcnt. offer donors $12.50 for a pint or Dlasrna and <Ja11ldioru tan b< lllld< tlui<t looking for US's best prof to wntc an css.y. describina why • teacher- should revolves around the dcflniltOn Of I ''1ood ICAC'htt, '' r<cehte the priu. Tbe SA committot. whicll I• And the Student Association (SA) b<llt\cs h has handUn& lh< process, will meet tomorrow to found the ans-. Tb<: studeot body has formulat<d d<lcrmm< the llnaiW. Sbapiro not<d that the criteria 11 can u>< to judae hl&h quality instruction mcmb<rl would dlseuss the essays and obsetw the and plliU to out two awards to honor top professors in action durins class time. Sbc c.~l:a.ioed prorcssors. tba1 ~arious ttams would be .sent around campus to Accordina to SA Acod<mlc Affair1 Director observe the honored fKu hy. Lauren Shapiro, 18 names are b<ina considered for AOer conelalina the observations.. Shapiro and the award• from an orislnal llll or 25 proftsiiOrs. The professors were drown from student Initiated Ihe committe< will dtcide on tbe two winners, who nomina~ions and wert based on sl• criteria which will rfftivt lhdr awards at a r«epaion on November 2. The winners will be presented ..ith a pi3QUeand • relat.e to s'udcnts a nd mtttlna student needs. The studens who did tho nomin•tina w<r< asked book on teaching methods, the Oireaor dctail<d. A popular debate arnO"i today's edutAion a!•• Voter deadline Tile d<tuiUao to ~Isler lo volt Is fasl approac:b.lng. If stwleats wanl a voice 1D lbls y ..r 's Pftsldelltlal tltdJon tbey 111111 ~ler by O..tobu 6 . Out-of-lOWII studoats aboald lUll tltd\' ftllsltlllloa rofml lwto tbdr !tome roaaty Bosnl of £!«dOll! lssuatdlatdJ to lua~ lllal tbe form Is ~•t<l b<for< tho d<ac!IIM da..,. :·····················'·············· .............................. . Dance with The Torah on n&;E.ARCH GRANTS Simchas Torah EV£NlNGSWednaday, Oct. J at 7 pm Tlturaday, Oc:t. 2 cii 8 pm at Chabad HOUM Money is available for Grad student research aoward final Master's or Doctoral level project. MORNING S£RVlCE Tltur8day, 0c:t. 2 at 10:30 am 2501 No. Forut Rd. S292 Main Street, near Englewood Friday, Oct. 3 at 10:30 am \.\~ K·~'\ ' ••"' "; \'!!. ¥~;---]..) The Graduaae Resource Access Development Project of the GSA has funds to p rovide up to $1511 for Master's and SZSO for Ph.D. candidates. Applications available in the GSA office. 103 Talbert Hall, AC. Deadline is Friday, October 10, 1980 at4 p.m. For further ltlformotlon c:oll 683· J64fl ~qtt• L..,.._;,...__..__,ICII:X:ol _______ A TTENTJON GRADUATE STUDENTS ::ocoo::oc~::.:a:odl Student• fr1>nt oil focultles are urged to apply ·.......................... ......................... .............. .. l'!' fi ~ ¢ ~ f z. .; - R i : § �E J Abuse and misuse .. - BlUebird blues ~ "AccountabUity"' aewna to be tho key Onanc:lal word of tho semester. Stlldenta want aocountabllltV from groups t hey fund, . oroop IMde<a want accountability from their meltlbeB, and ~ student QO't'Omment ollkllala want acoountablllty from orolji)S as a i f O Whole. The QOnlto-ey with tho New Yont Public lntoroat Aoaoarch Group (NYPIAG) wu tho moat clear-c~~t example of these cSomands. but other organlzatlone, l or varied reasone, have also come undllr the gun. J: Th6 - t resignation ol IOtTIHH' IRC President Tom Knight Is atUI largely veiled In aecrecy, but allegedly COMec1od wlth misappropriating IRC fundL The Incident Ia unfortunate, bu1 was handled wen by tRC oftlctata. tRC ta a crodllabte organtutlon that hU .w..loped ~tho past year. lt'a own reputatloo should not be damaged by an Incident which It /18• taken every atop to corr~. Moni Importantly the Issue ahould aerve u an example and wamtng' lor other clubs. The philOsophy behind student funding Ia that clubs eperate to serve atlldeniL Wilen that Idea IS baatardlzod,lt's a dlagrac:e to the guilty organization and a threat to tho syatem'a run.c tlonlng. An organization whloh auspeota or proYea that student money has been mlaapproprlatad Is forc:ad to take Immediate action. Some groups, however, handle tho attuatton betll!f than otllers. IRC •cted properly when It contactell Public Sa fety and University sdmlolltrttora as soon aa It knew aboultha mlahap. It had lillie other choice than to go public with the mauer and let UB know the clrcumatences. In t ho past, some groups which have e~pertenead embettlement or mlsapproprlallons have made tha lasuo an Internal one and provided a statement only after Information was "leaked." The u -..ersfty, however, can argue otilliiWOfy that an a•planatlon Ia unquestionably In order. Tile reason for that Is not ao much to embarass the· people InvolVed, lxltto aavethe organization from tun her disgrace. Also, a public response may aorva as a deterrent to ctnora In the same or different organlzatlona. But tho beSt direction that any debate on misuse of student lunda can ta.ke, Ia the one that looks at safety measures. Sutley alter an organization deale with a ml sapptoprfatlon, checlts are Instituted. Need we say that thOSe should exist befO<e an lncldent ever occurs? Ideally groupa would not have to worry abOLit how their officers or members will uao student money. Elcperlenco, h o -, has shown ttlat alxlse occul8-occaalooally. Hopefully checka and accountability will eventuallywlpe tho alate Clean. _ To lflo Editor: In late August, bel.,. stuelento atllr1ed to arrlvoto · I contacted Rog4r McOII~ Olraolor Of Bluo Bini e...es. 1 ..-,qulred lbout tt-. r~ of rn. Clornonts b<1s stop on Moln Street c.tnpuo and ha ga•e me lha following r......,• lot It ,.,....~ a)~e Is no ' - a bus fane l>eceUM tno reconstruction or B&Jtey ptolllbltsthlo t-. b)lt it n.za.-os to .top 1ft. the middle of tratfle becllusatMre it no ptace f()( a veNd• to puU - · cjThe bol- tried .topping on Battey In MJcS.Augulf and It 11 almost ni$UI\ed tn an accldol11. convenlenoe lo at-.la .nd a safetY Pf*:'IUIIof\ lor otudonll going to the -torlel ol\or dotk. I ha¥e hoaril many comments I rom at"'*'ll on the Cl_..,l atop ....,. and aloo comrne.r>lo on tho ,...,; Blue Bird 8 - and aehadutaln ~~In t.ho lnlwut ol th4! otl>dento at thlo Un-Y. am tnt.,..ted In propolllng an ollemA!o <DU\8 and oene<af I<IQONIIono on the busIng oyotem. I am cu.r r.ntly In the p r - of lr> -lgatlng atuelent• opinions and neecs on these ··- ~ t 'OIOUIG tiM to onoou,_ allotudants to piMa drop me o not• at Ill Tafboll Hall 01 call- ot ~2950 whh your ouggeotlons. opfnron.. an<l comment& 0.10n llor,. FOffOIO. DltKtOt Stud•nt A/lairs St<klf>nt Anoellllon On • personal 1...,11 leeltllat tne C I - t llop Ia a Due prilise Teaching effectiveness Is a quettlon rtlat plagues (or should pta,gue) every academic lnatitutton throughout the country. II ~he attitude Ia t h•t a college or untvo18lly extata lOt, and of, Its students. tllore ts no way around tho co~rn. At UB, debate always locusoa on whet her tl)e ac!mlnlstJatlon encouragea teacher a? 'What are the JOW8rda?' aomo educators question. 'Wnore Is tho lncantlvo?' they aak? And all t o often a good teacher leaves, or Ia forced to leave, UB because fine • " t eaching" Ia just not enough. Tile St udent Aasoclatlon·s plan to honor top protesscra Is encouraging. H aving atudenta aubmlllnstructor's names Is a -Nay to approaoll the tuk. and I he awardetlould be, to the teacher that rocelvoa It, a fine tribute to hla<;~r J1tt e ffort. Whore tho Unt-elty h aa failed, students plckirl<l up. We're suro thai aomo o f tho "groats" In UB'a academia will be overlooked and 11>8 systero may p rove In time to need refinement. But overell, tho effort, and all that tt meana to atudenta and feoulty, Is Of'COUragtng. good Vat. t1, No.1 I W.....,, 1 Octoller11110 Parking blues campuo I nnaJiy local*! on • - in tn. Townund loL Tnera woro no tinea denoting any bo<rndalles, nowever, It ohOuld be noted that my car was: o. blocki ng no entrances or pasugeways To liNt Editor. Lot me stan oft by aaying thai up to thla petnll hl•o had the utmost repect lor our judicial oyatem and the - l e Who are paled to uphold ft. In panlcut.tr I rater ~oalllaw enforcement orueers, the man 1n blue If you witt. Ao a oervlce veteran In I he Ma~ne Coli> I I reatjzo ~w dltftcult h can bo to earn respect from thole ~0 don't ..ppreclate the reasons IM!hlnd aoritno In on enforcement ca.pacltV 1or 1htt government. I was recentlv upset howevltf, by an incident coneemlnO tho Issuance ol a "patklng violations summons" (tlc~ot) to myself. Pama,ps I sl)ould explain my side of the 11cry. After al~ the pelleo olllcerlnvotv<~d hu already otatod his by glVIno mo tho tlct<et. No one will contast tholocllhatthe par1<1ng (or tact< oQ lO< tha UniversitY of Bul!ato tea- oomethlng to be deslrod, especially Monday through Friday 11 around one o'ctocl< In the oltemoon. It wu o! this timet wu In - o f the rare and eluoiYO species ot parking pt~ , ryptc.l o1 tne .,_, ~ wu live mtnutea tate lot etua oltudy). Alter about ten ml~utes of ooml>lng tbe b. not ~rkld nea1 1 fire hydrant. street eome1. no parking e< no lflndlng olgn e. not parked In o handicap parking aru d. not dOuble par- or on. llldeWalk. loading zone, bridge, or bus route In 1ctual Iact, there was no teason for a ticket to be given In thfa lnstoMe. I might mention IM feet th•t caro parked In book and In tront ol me (Illegally of oourse by lour dofinlllon) wete not given cHations. I have dloml aed tho lhougnt ol prelorred ueatment. me a Could It nave hun to wrtle a note 0< warning In tnta oltuatlon. By the faelo ol•tn you can .oaeUy eoo '"11 wu not a blatant auompt at some maflclou1 cr)me. My palnl Ia 11\11 a tittle tess ooorualvenus and t tittle mO<t ptttence •nd U~do"tt"dlng be 'lfltored down thrOUQh the rant.s. Have t haat't lor tha otudontln nHd or apr~co. •••n II It' a tne wrong space. a••• John F. fl,.n EAI!Iof·.tn-a~~el ElenaCacava s .......... r-. ........... Edllor MO::..:::·.:·:•.·: ~-= ~- ::::. . , _ , Simon Jolin t..IIQiaNI :::::::::.~.= . ........ Oon- .....,.............- - ~ ...... CL- - .................. - .............. - ~ . . .:.: ·. ............... 5dAI>t.... --- ..... ,_..""'*="·· ....... r...,,.,, ~~~ -.c. ..... .:::::::::::::·o-.~~.= ~·.:::· - . . . ................Oon- ~= ...:..rce...., A threat to f eminism To tile Editor. I was n dlsturl>eel by flobe<t G. Baafrs Septombeo 8 o1 "The Women'e Room" by famlnltm. Bull c..- that "Merrtyn Fronch'a thl cn wOflc Ia - - lo nearly blllllcatiY" by lemlnll1s. t hive found lll&tto be uue neither In con-tl'on with Oilier feminists reY!ewsoltha 0001<. Many lamlnlstl_, to ovree thatlha- hal con-.t~~e •In- and •<> cureeiMtho<IQIIIIts.....,.al~aclotlttr.do. Thotha.,f)l II a bll>l& That Bull W®ld glw l h a - IUCh 11<1-lod llalus lndlcat• an lltQe to mah ltmtntsm a monotltnlc- so thai ha can have tha .,..r tt. This dulro to (iOIItlo auact< ft and tt.l auack 1e hlnha< ,_ted by nro IHIIouncled ,_ ol a ~felon PI'OIJ'""' ..,.loh, n. clallna, " I - '*Y a poafltve con-' of the male."' tn 1"- moole, 8 o n oil well and ha le clelondod oloquenttr in a rousing ~ ~boUt _ , Ia W0!1daltlll llbaolt men. 11 lkllt that, It's - - ho wanted to be ol le!ldod. 8uifa l-thll luella 1V program witt " " - ' " - rnenlallllea of tniHiona .,.,_on Ia ax-.lve, not beled on .._, happened In lha ....,..., and ral tacttvw or an '"' ~11lno ballet that mHttone t 1 1 - can be no,.O by as"" '' ml- tllrooholnol-focl<. Ha•tng r - hlmoetl up agalnlt tha tv...-.., BasU goaa 011 to proctalm hla ''"'Inlet credentials. an•ck t h a - I . atttclo WSC. and prodicllhattlle ,.,.. mont witt die. Thera are _ . , contrac!lc:tiona here. By lha anct of tha anlcle, Balli ahibbily ...des the ...,..,..or 1\ioown r~ttlonl>l '-mtnlerrlb\1""""""" clf11l that I t - to rid hloll of Ito " lasQstic trl nge." But ttvoughout tho ha has orollod agaln3t lorniniJm ao a totality ,.,._ted I>)' 11M movie. WSC. and tn. w - who 191uiod to be lntaMewod by him two ysaro ago. Th<la ha ..ornpltlluthe ~I of mind that always throatons lwnlflfwm-tha tendencY to confllla Plllfleufat...,..nl ' - tew-wttf>aiiOJttenalve and complicated The und«graduiiH and TV r.,Cru'" ol angry middle-aged-.-. II s.su Ooo,n't IW>w that, H'1 I>Kalroo ha Cloean't wanl to. Contrl()' to..,.. , lkllt Cl•s. fila doelolon not to be a I)Oaootod male WHn't . _ because lemlnlom '' t>at-ltntod ~n<l tha<elono .oc~~~y. 11 - • rneda bac:auN l aoJI It lutt plain -rod. When people ano alrtld they often attack tnfinlH they !love oreote<C -..,r. M"'Y Clllfden ~o.actote tor ln61/tilltonol Rlllllion> �l l f ~ J a ~=======o~~~===-n=====f=== -or====u====m~~ A University show~ase for thoughtful writing • ,. Editor's Note: "Open Forum; Is a f#IQU/sr Wednesday ltJature of The Spectrum designed to allow University membtJr~ 11 chsne11 tG expresa their views on topics /hay "sp#IC/allze" ln. Tim Sheehan I$ Pre1/dent of tlla Und1ff11reduete StUdent Association. The following oo/umni• on ~Student apathy (or the lie~ thereof) and the recent Senete election• . by Tim Sheehan S tud•nt Auoc/11/on Prtald•nl student vote total to a recent high, the algnlllcartce of that role has yet to be determined. I would argue that the number ol legitimate a~/or qualified candidates rllnnlng had moro ol lrt )mpact In hiking the ~te totals. For example, In the President's race, there were three (II not tour) candidates Who could be considered serious contenders. This contrasts sharply w1t11 the Presidential election ot the prevlous year wh'ere the likes ot Luke Skywalker linlshed third. And tne presence of the lee Increase Is enol her variable that h~ Yet to be analyzed l or i ts possible Impact on the ~te. The "amount of disseminat ed lntormetlon · equals the maxim amount ol votes" -does not necessarily apply l>ere. Tile vote tot al wa• higher than usual, but not high enough. The Student apathy argument has not ·been refuted. In last Spring's Senate elections, over 40 candidates ran-perhaps spurred on by the recent e~cltement that surrounded the offl~r elections. A candidates forum was set up In Haas Lounge tor t~ls election, and again, oo one allOwed up save fO< the candidates. However, as tl>at Is Where the similarities with other ei8C11ons end, t don't think that anY particular conetuslona on st udent apathy, availability or Information, and vote counts can be made hare. The annual SA Senate elections always aoem to serve as tho focal polnl for healed debate on the taplc or student apathy and anemic ~ter turnouts, and this year Is no exception. For the moment, let's assume that these two symptoms are · Inextricably linked In e casual - relationship-that I~ the mere presence ol the former In and of Itself spawns the latter. Messrs. Olson and StelnkOhl-who hit the edltonal pages of Tile Spec/rum last Friday with their thought s In Senate elections and otudent apathy-mlg/lt not agre.l with this contention. From the tenor of their letters It appears that they feel that an Informed student body would ~te-or at least eould not compttln If they chose 1101 to vote. This has alwaya been th' Student Association's ofhclal position. Yet, the problem atwaya rernalna-the large mslo<lty ot AsHrtlonl Thls Fall there were /ewer Senate candidatH, students do not vote; ""dldata loruma, a shorter campaign season, an absence of extensive newspaper coverage. and mJIIIOI)s ol extensive newspaper coverage, and no candidate campaign posters notwlthatandlng. More f orums. According to the "student apathy equal a specifically, as 11 candidate lor SA President tast year. I saw soma dl atreaalng Indications that the low ~te" equation, and tacklng on the Olson• studellt-Oody as a whole did not wanr to be • StelnkOhl " lnlormed public equals higher ~te; corollary this Fatrs electiOn totals should have Informed about the campaign.· FO< Instance, been abysmal, If not Infinitesimal. Yet the voter there were two candidate forum• thet - • wen turnout waa 66 percent grea.ter that that of la$1 advertised and yet In both cases oo more than Spring's Senate ei8C11ons. For att you cynics, three students attended. And trom first hand twlce oothlnq may $1111 be oothlng, but I am experience I can assure anyone that It Is very encouraged by the increased turoout • .Perhaps Trustratlng to prepare IO< a lorum and not hava "apiilhy," If It ever existed, Is beginning to wane. anyone ehow up. In this lnatanC11, the three So what does aJI this analysis mean? It only student newspa.pers fulfilled thalr obligation to points to the bona fide .s ymptoms-the causes ln!orm the public by printing pictures, esaaya and are narda! to pinpoint and rectify. Neverthelea~.l holding Interviews' lor their endoraa'!W'nta. ,am convinced that the following assertions hold true: Apathy Although this quantum jump on newspaper 1) Lolli etecllnn tallies aro not necessarily a coverego · olayed some role In puahlng the result ol the ga~eric tarm tabelad " apalf>y." 2) Many factors contrlbule to vote totals, suc11 as amount and scops of newspaper coverage, number of serious and/or qualified candidates running, the type or election held, Iangiii of campaign &eason, level ol student population that Is Informed. and the way that Student Association operates. No doubt there are others. 3) An Informed student body can lead to a higher voter turnout-but only within the parameters ol a 5 to® percent st udent tally. The questions remain: how can students become Informed, and what about lhe 80 to 95 percent of the S.!_udent population thst does not ~te? lniiiMIICal Solutions-panaceas perhaps, but an attempt to get the Information out to those who desire It, and try to reach those right oow don't want to be bothered with lt. 1) Candldato torurus: I have Ytt to sea anyone go to them. Unless someone can come up with a sur•llre way to attract an audience, I think they are a superlluous ondea\'Of. 2) Printed essays: Moat students don't read them, but at least they have to opporlunlty to become Informed Perhaps the student newpapers can help us out on this one. 3) Printed pletlormJ: ThiS msy be the beat Idea ol alt. Starting next Spring, st oternents ot the candidates' own chOOSing will be distributed ond printed, t hen at eoch polling place for l aced convenient re ~) ence. Our P llclty ond Communicat i ons CllllrpetSOIIS wilt be working on finding ways to reach lhat mass ol sti>C!Mts that do oot vote. Marty ol the othef lectors that lnlluence the voter turoout cannot be conttotled, thus In the absence ot a crystal bell. we can only hope for • the beat. The Student Assoclollon Is always open to suggestions on how to lmf)rove our organiutlon, as It lollowa that our functions anclaervlces wilt likewise Improve. I would like to thank Msars. Olson and Stelnkohl lor taking the tlme to air t heir opinions and olfar their suggeallons. In addition. I hope that the cotor turnout on the 4pcomlng mandatory lee referendum will be a rocord braakor. r Ii �.. I I & i J I Advertising lllfd rape on- To the Editor. ol ... rlllher than on act ol ...,._.. The anlcto wu YOf'/ lnalghtlul and oym~lhetle but I , _ a pk:luro It Wlllw-rd 10 the forme! & of TM S,.C]/Oim of W - y. 24 S e p l - 1810-the Irony to -~My- you mloht-llopeciiO con.-y In ~ 0111cte '1'rlal ol the Ylcllmo; the altenMth ol rOj»" . . . l<M&IIY dole&!~ by tr. bl.,...; Malem ollhe ..,..,.nl~ ad for H0tM ala. The ad whlcllcMc>lcta._nua MJtabtectla-~and degradlft9. II II )uatlhel)'pe of otUtucleloward _ _ , which rolnlor. . aoolety'o attitude lt\01 rOj» lo ect on worth a lhouoand - .. 11 yow adllorlal po11cy It truly w11111 yow artiCle l n l - to convey, I -.lei urgo you 10 pul yow money - • "10"1 moulllls and dlocontlnuo canrt~ the ad. I _,eo! .IISO U<QO!'-Oiyout - - - founclthe8d u objeCt..,_ ao I do, to * rita to the llledc HorM er-r--- their olljectlon.. Homo wlrltlteltl upon roque" Exercise for ill'thritis Be cautious To rhe &Jitor. To the Edfior. Hello IIQOinl Thla 11 your prolllle adllorlol WYiler becll \ wlln mpro nowo ol UB 'golngo-on.' Now on with my latest point. • . Wt Ill IH, "'"' lnc:l rtld l.boul tilt HlCUII ISIIUIII (tl~) . that twill within our ooelooy. Thoro art no quick solutlont, t>ut at IN II we can ua.e avoidence taclloe to A.tPt Teak Force Vana amongst carfno and conc.rn"' com bet the anU·humanoaa ot mal.. acts. Walk acros.s campus 01 down a dimly lit SHill alone?. • . Don't be II'\ assholtl Calla friend 01 neighbor who will walk you home! At the old seylng goet, ..An ounco ot prevention 11 worth a pound of cure." Or If you don't want to l mpbs.e on a friend (whlch ptobably moal'ls you have a I»>t collection of so-celled trlonds), take ad·vantage ol human beings. - Circle K Ia the ""'ld'o lorgnt collegiate aeMce oroanlullon, roprMOnlad by...., 100 clu~ tocatocl on eotnP<'- thrO\Ighout the Wollam ,Homll!lhero. It Is comi)OMCI ol lludtnll who wlllt to boc:ome actively the Ant~ T&lk FO<ce. Von-~ b&iloble on COITijKit IO d~¥0 you horrW II ntgltl IS ~ ao you live wiWn a ruaonabto distance lrorn c:ampuo (whlcll they ha¥0 looNIY dell~•.. but don't think about gottlt)g a aaft ride nome on Friday night to Rod>eaoor. . . to vlall your lover!) Ttke advantage ol lhll phonomonal • """'lce..:don'l walk nome In lear, be sale with I Itt Anti· ~nvolvld In eommunlly eoncem via servlea protects a.nd octlvitleo. On SUnday, OCtober 19, Circle K will t>e having a nlko/blka. A n)Juolblke It baolcally o wallo•tho"(blke-a· thOn to help the Wostern New York Chapter ol the Arthrlllo Foundation In Ita eflorts 10 usist those lndlvjdualo wleken with trthrltla. Three Circle K Clubs will be lnvolvo<l In onlt project-tho Circle K Clubs U1!;'11111: Stele. and Conlsluo. TheN clubo can't do II ilone. They need YOUR holp. Pituo voluntttr to ride/walk 10 help people wllh ArtMtlo. Wt ntad YOU. Squire lnfOfmaUon nas timetables lor when th' vans run, or stop up at the CAC OfUce-345 Squire-do lind out rnbre about the people w"o give of their llme to make this a woridng campus service. ' Use Ihe Task Force, II is htrt f9r you I •1 G1ry Stoinkohl For tun~r Information and/or eoll me at831-4079. AIWfl forms, please _ Jon Lr~ln HlkoiBiko Chalcinan Mora/jog To rhe Editor. Thlo loltor Iaino.- u o ,..,_,..to·~·· contribution fo the 'ugly glrll' coni10¥01Sy.ln hls 19110<, Mr. Hea l n l r - a IWMbor o l - and HI tnouohl OUIIIAI-10 about thlo luuo, ouppclo.dty to "moJca 0""" _ .. think about ,,., opfnlona." I "1111 not apeak to the ogotlom of Mr. Hex In Mttlng hlmsolf ug u tnt orl>llor ol this conflict. No< wttl I - .•• myaall 10 lito auporflcl.lllty of his ~ iclen11flc, atatementa 'wMre do you· think •paycnoaomllk:' lr!gldlly orglnatts anyway? Huh?) Rathel. I wO\IIdlll<o to confront Mr. Hex r-tdl~ loll light and callout 1tottmont ol tho looue of N•lom. Mr. Hu elalme not to t>el,..,. on)'11tl~ In his lollor, but nlo attitude toward I he oubject Ia mode' clear In offhand comment• auch aa •·alnce there are ve.ry, very few p~ty women at thll ectH>ol . . ." What makes a woman pretty, lolr. Hu:'l Since I doubt you personally know -ry women on thlo eampuo, I mutt ooobme _your ano- hll I\Othlng to do with t~e more ttheteat .. _,,of ""h -n..:e pefloor>ai"Y· but only wi1l\ the olu and ahlpo of breuta, uo, race, tiC. If you malnt.a1n thtt these phyalc.aJ characterlstlct are what make or break MXUII enjoyment, then you · are ob/eelltylng lhttt Womon: t,..tl~ tl!em ao objects rather l/lln humen bol~o. ~ The Null objo<;llflocl Jowl, the Klan objectifies blocko; obloctllletllon lo olwayo on act of non-phyolcol lholt humanity Ia to kill vlolonco. To clony lhtlr oplrlt bY d8greM. And lhlt violence not olwo,o ....,.In 11 tho non-phyllcll level. Rope, the blliO<I~ ol woman, and other crlmoo of IIIII 1)1~ ore allanrlbulablo IQ 1M donl.ll of the humonfly of_,_, Whlcl1 aide ora you on. Mr. Hu:? EltNr you truly wflll you Wfllt, In whleh caaaLIMI truly !IOtT'f fo< you. or you do not, which .-no you uo wastl~ ...rtOftO'I llnlo Wllh ~ trivial Of,OUIIWilL But ellltO< way your lollot hoiPI -tuoto o system ol , lho<lghtwhlelt contrlbulad to lhe conotont Injury and 1orrorlutlon olthe _ , _ olthe world. I r,atlzo lhll you( lui -oph Will onoble yoU lo dloregord -hi~ I've Ufd but I slnce<ety hope you •• think about these thing.. ~.... ~ motive&. It c:on only help you ou1 of the "10<&1 fog to wfllCit you ore 10 - t l y oubfect. bot- CuJJural media To the Ed/r"" Sl>*clrvm. Ar~ The Uon •P"~<o. Ar~ lhe JewiOit &ludonc'o Hewop- Ia now 1r1 Ito GtlttHII*Iod of oclflorlel QIOWII\. Wo fool thai ol INI moll lrnpononl tlrno ol our ~~ the! 0/loUICI ~!for you, the l'uturo I~ ot M. an opponunlty to loin ll'o Who lo All? AI h ~ now; Art Ia lnl-lad In 1,_110011~ ,..,.,••......-.lnalt_._ln-~lon. CUlture. and Nlliollallatlc ,,.,.... AIIO lntomottonal 1 - wiN b e ' - - ' 011 Mtall . . of \lfllon ol lloullt 1ri1 higltar....... " -· J--A- . .-. . ,_1-, t,_ Arlllll ""'- - - utra · Tho anly.....,... llr n.. All...,.. the ln1•n1 ol 5,000 JowiOit lludonll and In adOtlon to supplying " a vflol lnterculibfll communrcatfons llt'k.. co the general campu• cornm~~~>hy. Thiobeirlg (the aroo of """""""lcollon) our "majot conc:em." u an acu.e and reoponolblo moclla, whlclllo COf1alnly a un!quo lr.dltlon WIWn SUboBoarO I. 1 you hove ltltlt ptoo» loov•your namo, and pllono numbe< It 3.&4 Squirt HilL Alao II you wiOit to pulllloll. ....t It ,_, Duo to the d8dlcollon ol our ttotl, we loot that •• h - . - a un,..... -lonohlp Wllhlrl the COITijKia ' oomrnunlly bY our contlnutd otnoortty and We - &lao YOf'/ gratefUl to tile Student "-lotion tbroUifl -ao.G I ill .....,I~ lhel - the.JOWIOit otudonto'and ,_alblt moclio ..,.... Thonll you. ( - (""!'-.., on..,.,.. ~ tllehiJiah Sludent'o H_ _,., ' I ­ �Pr:ying up a whopping deficiency. • ,. ~ Xodnlew.ld ~"'"' Slo/l Writ<r Anoetk:ons 1ft lpendiQa """ out of....,. thrco r~ Clolltn <Mina out. It is c:mm.rec~ t1w 1tit.llln tht 11e01 decode, tllis fllun w\ll riot to OQt out Of tvuy tWO. Food l<'n'ica aucb I t ratauraau llld raa food chlios art II'Owina 1M I r.te of II pacmt 1 yar, with the llld the frequall)y ordtrtd meal il McDorsald's 1111 M.e, f..C fries llld dlocoilte shake I<COrdina to '8...._ World.' t.;;ikthismeal contai.:un ample .....,_ or protdn ror one meal, it pnMdes Dftt 011< thbd ol 10 """It.'s daily requirtd iatokt of eo1qr1cs n...fore, it Ukdy thll If a J)trSOD - . , 10 ... ,...,; • other tiiOIIa (i.e., breatf&lt llld luncll). they would put a on wdJht. S....., Kk\a's WllopporeootainslS J)tremt tara.. lacnuc In the rut rood ltancbises wbid! more. procdD ll>an MeDorsald's Bi,s Moe, but the reproduce •t 1 who!>l>lna I S-20 pereau rote: .,......., ch1111p wos Pitta Hw. Their tm-iocb "Pizza uoembly lint rcstauraatJ eollecl one.Cowth or o11 Suprome" coalllns pknly or cheese and other proteiD· rCIIa~t Sl6 billion ln sales per rich foods. , ICCOrdina to • CoiUUIIler Underwritm Report ~ubiUbed by Businw World mapzine. ' Most or the ~orles come in 1 us<lr.u nutritional Conveni<I)Uy loeatnd rtRAIIratlts, mort woriUQa fonn.......&ar and IWtettners with quick moray ond no wo~, more ldsurc lime, and the nanowlna pp nutrltlonll value. lkverqes, in partjeular, Were round bet.,_ JUJ)Cm)ark« and reauurant priees are only to be • "nutritional booby trap" by R~tn Dilnt lOme or aevenJ reuon.s wby rtfty minion Aai<Oean which called the drinks over abundant Ia calories and famllles "alvelbems<l>a a break today''threeOt more exceuivt eorboh)'drales. AU shakes 'wert "tltlc:k tJmes I Wtek. shakes. n and tardy c:ontalnnd·tDill<. True millalW;es Hown-er, many critics lay t1w tltioJ out is 1101 eontlin wbolc milt and ice crc:am, wltlle tha< tiC<lWirily eatJn, wcU- CICOAic:ally. 1M Now 'Yort eoato(aed ebem(eal thickener swtetencr a 17ma food critic Mimi SIJenloo says IDOJl dWJI ~bit-emounl Of fll·free ~t. The _..;. ..,..~ food is •·, lol or cnp." Her Cut food lltltlc:t shale'' cootali>nd 334 (mootly omp<y) c:alotiel. eva!.._ ..,.... from "bonlble" {Md)ould's .,ct Ktntll<ty Frind O!icten), 10 "dreadful" (Poncleroaa) Let ..._ • • • salt it for yoo. or the <iab1 a>eab "At moot dJnn« houaes, you load up with~ t . .nd.li.< -oiand almolt ane Cull tal1J)Ooo of sail. croutons, p11ony c11eae draoina. o:ad meat ruJI or Frmdl rr1a ....s spcdalay it..,. ore almost olwi)'J preta>derlun," .....,..,nd Shenton. salttd. Plaa Hut WU tbe lliabest, a>ntlinilll ooe llld 1 Famy or DOC, fill foods have been sinaJtd out u h.olheupooos (or dull day's IVpply for ~00 the what's wrooa with nutrition 1n the Unitnd Slates today. mlldta:t or lodlum-mtrlctnd dlds). This blah salt Recently, Consumer Underwrlttrl testtd dalrt or the content is I n<pdvt flctor r~ those prndisposnd to bluc:a food frondliscs, Burger Chtf, Pizza Hut, devoloplna blah. blood pr ...urt. KtniUcky Fried Chicken, Hardte'$, Atby's, One buraer, hold the nulrimul Iron. copper, total McDonald'•· Buraer Kina. and Arthur Treoeber's. vlt..,ln A, pantothenic odd, foladn, and biotin, Testers round that they .,. oil bilh in rau and/ or absent In most Cost food meals, ore nutrlmu which supr • and overly laden with calories for the amount or pcrfonn I variety or funetlons In arowth and lift essrnri&l nurrlmtJ they provicle. AU meals were Juppan. Oerivnd from lllii1Y food sources, these defiCient in ll leaa· a few autrltnts but Arthur nutritnll would wuolly be a prut of I st&ndard diQ Jreod>ft'l '0"1$ the WORt , short of •ttn OUtrimU Which (ncJuda I variQy Of foods. Wben thehuoaries hit , m.aYb< fast food r:lltrs sbould try beans, cllfl<leaCy eoosidcrnd c:ssentlal In a wtJJ-Isala..MI'I!Iet. o r the food Cranebist, vea<toblea. ydlow v....,.blcs, llld fresh fruiu. , 0 1_Th• _buraer _ _remlins _ _khla __ _ fast __ __ .;_;;:......;=::::::.:!.!::~:;-' clefociency. n..... ••!ume, year Novak joins law school Does this University ploce tnarc importan<:e on a professors' publiealion record than on hi• teaeblna excdlmee7 "Absolutely not," Tenure Review Board Steretary Lawrence A. Oopp!ello answernd lddlna that tbtrt has been a miseonotption reprdlna this balonct. Cappiello said that "teacbiag oc:holarshlp and sorvlee" must balance ou• and llflt tht clearte to wbieb they art out or h.olanet Is tht determWna foetor when o Coculty member is brouJht before the board. Fonner UB Politic:ol Sdmct Professor Daniel A. Novak, who wu denied tenure last sllrina and wu thus deniCd a teoehina pasitloo thh year told 1M Sp«it1lm thai It oil levels bere, ·~t's dear that the quality of teaebina is imkvlnt. They can~. · "I lOla bold deal, tlw'a aU," said Novak. "Beina a bod teamer doesn't buot you, btlnJ a aoocl teoeber doesn't bdp you," he oddtcl. Swe UDivtrsity or New Yort Ow>c:dlor,Qiflon R. Wlo1111on den1td Novak's ~ for tenure despite._., from oil of Novak'• coUeaaua and hh wi<S<Iy·pnisnd teoehq stills. "He {NoYak) Wit a JOOCiteodlcr. DO doubt,'' Cappi<llo aid. Ho._.,, • be eonlinutd, Novak did DOl have tbe oendtd balanc:e bet_, teacblna slcills 111d publitotloo quantity. "UB President Robert L. Ketter scans 10 fed tbot unclefsrlduota are seeond-cluseltizcos-IJ'IdUitescbPol il more impOrtant," Novak moontd. don., J;..o.eM<>k C\uTeiWy enrolled In UB't Law School, Novot sald, " Tbt atmosphere at the Law Scbool If for D10R ~ llld pleautable ll>an at UB. " Novok llddnd tllolrl.aw profeoaon"'rrtk 1111111• theit'1ob< and "IIIey cart lboar ..... qq}tiJ .. ........... . . . n. ..uor~ In ~~oc wu lois publlcotloe reoord •• NcMt ~ 11tt11> K "-tt twelllclitla&lt-.. ~. IIOiida lois ~ lloolt, .... dtll tlw' roWe "'-S ...... toOt ... lloolt . . . ........ .,_ ~ · • . 4· . , t WkJI vim ,lowonl doc ~D lhll ,...._,1 .....,.S Novot -.1 thot it's- to....:..,._ ~~~ao._ w1111ou1 bcisll .......,_,.. but . . . "be ...., bdp it... • n. f . . - Polldcol Sdeslcr profea« cbote 10 JO to Law Scloool bca*C ••people io Law SclloOl-..1 to lite.tbe ltuiT I did . •Tiley l*d ~:· lltCIItioe to " ·.. • As 01 Ids rutwe, Novak said, "It's bard to predict.. ·Ideally 1 would life to INCh IDa Law ltbool, or In a low~•• •~ Prlctlec Law, yoo r ..-toow. C"ljlpieDo said lhll die Novot eiSC went lbtouah the prOJ)tr commltltel and wu h.ondled tbo w1y all other cases 11<. "There is nothiOJ else to soy." he conc:ludnd. OPENS OCTOBER 3RD ATATHEATRENEARYOU �..f 1 ! I J f Ifwar .;s inevitable why even bother: having·a military by Rkbarcl I . Bamt t Sp«W/10 tlw $ptc1tvm r- military bu~ mua ao up. The differences with to the C'ri.sis in US-Soviet ...Wioru are at tJIOIIl a matter of nuanas. The Rcapn eharae that Caner shouJ<IIIIlave raised the military bulla« faster iJ antwued with a councer-char&e that President Ford wu the Ont Who nealected the nation's defense. Meanwhile. relaalons with into orroce prombina a SS.S7 billion cut in tbe Pentaaon budact. and who iJ nmnin& for rwtm.ion on a fivt: pr:r «nt inaCUC" In military ina. make a shambles of the nat•on•s ddense? W1ll Rup.n, who has mentioned Tbc lr.qu.i·lrmian war. and us PWOtiaJ for sPatking • super power C'OnnJCt. comes as a timt:ly rmundtr that on 1ht politic:aJ is:sut thll ovtrsh.adows all the ochcn, •t lta.u len c:ou.n trin as candfdaccs there is no debare in the 1980 ror possible us invasion. prove to presidential campolan. That issue, be •• triger·happy in d...S as in his quile simply, is how do we avoid a words? nuclear war? Is Jimmy Can<t playins politics The l"'o major Qndidates arc by advcrti,in& a J\lptrncrel s parrina with each other on a host ''Sicolth aircraft?" of rhetoncal or speculative Issues Is Caner as likely to stumble into relatrd to national s«urity: a war u Rcapn U to c:oun war? Did President Caner, who cam< - Both tandldlles aar« that the Amulca's most critical 11lllu continue co deleriorate. The nation's dc:peodtnot on imponed oil, wbik it has dipped somewha~. continues at • danaerously hi&h level. And the responx to the smous vulnerability In the Penian Culf b the Carter~~ tbe Soviets lnl<rfere with tht or Oil. no ... la<Yitallk Presidential dira:tive S9. wbkh announces a n~w l&tJtdna docuint" that bas b«n evolvinl over many years, lends credence to the: idea that the United Stat.. expect> to rliht a nuclear war . The timina of the annouf't(l('mtnt '"a few days before the: optn•na of the Democratic Convention suaaau that it was meant for Rcapn as mueh as fa. Brezhne- . The Republicans h.-e been s:ayins for some time that the Russians had a war-winni'fti nuclear war is much more pJa..u.sibtc: strat<SY: they dldn't believe in mutual assured dcstructton, the notion that there cou.la ~ no win"""s in a nuclear war. Now the US was announclna its own war· winruns stratear. The most danaerous aspa:t or the newly announced Slratear, wbich fwther doses tbe aap the OUter and Rcapn appr-hes to natiooal sa:urity.IJ that it rcinforcu the idea that the war both sid.. are pi41Utini for cannot be avoided. Georae Kennan, who eolned tbe term ucontainmcnl" and dcveloped some or tht thi'Or<tlcaJ ideas on wlllcb America's Cold War policy has been based, has spoken out • mciii eloquently about the dan&er or tbe arowina perc:option that war isiomtabl<. In Jlldl a cfimlle, fear and despair poralytt COO>tn>ctive lllep> to prevau it, And both sides fall into tbe belief that by expteSSlna their roan in a huae mUitary build..,p IIIey are dolo& all they can. The debate we should be bovina on natlqnal security Is wll<lltc:r thlo bdkf ban iUuslon. a war into which we stumble. It will bet,...., BOSES TO THE OB BOLLS vs. The University of Roc~tester Foot~all game Sataiday. Oct. 4th Busei 1eave from the Ellicott Tunnel 10:30 am ancl frOm Sqalre Hcllll at 1 ' am $3.00 staclentslndacles Bas rhte & Game aclm. Tickets Avail. at the Ticket Office Yoa mast have and ·I.D. to purchase Tickets & for game admittance come: about bcause one side or tbc other becomes convinced that it cannot be avotded. ln a.n age when one su~tmarln• commander can laM th• cquivaltnt of U Hiroshima bombs on 336 •ep.a rate and di$pened taraeu, no rational leader clloosa nuckar war over~· But he mialu ....tl c'-se war cow over wac later under .-- less ravorabl< circ:unutanees if he thouabt thai tbese were the only options. The arowina peoslmi.sm about war reeds the very reelin.p thal could make a war happen. When the two sUpct1)0Wtrs stop tallcina. or the talks are aothlna more than interminable rituals, both sides ~ the arms bud&ft and lhcir o.., t<Neofbuecurity at tbewne !la>e- WbeD we speod the Sllrillion dollU'S or more we are Jl.ated 1.0 spend in-t.he nut decade, the Rwsilllll will most likely match it. They are prepartd, If hbtory b any auld<, to sacrifice eonsumcr aoods and even the aro~<tth o r their industrial macb'ine to keepina up or. if possible, k«Pina ahead. There are many ways war can 1be:ir mountlna insecwity casu w mcoey. And in the eocl'h makes us less scalf<. The Natioftal Seeurity Couocil bu D<VU COD,ducted I comprehenslvt ttudy or wllat rru'liwy spendina is cloiGc to our economy, tbe fo undadco of our nationaLstrcnath. The 1wo principal candidates - promislna to cut aolientll)tftl lpti)CIIna, ,..hiob IJ JIIIIPOSed'LO be bold, and 10 raise tbe "-11011 budpr,- wblcll IJ come abou~. Jlut .....,liallf they fall into two disUIXl J<a>arios. The ooe thlt has been mllcll pubtic:iud by the advO<at<S Of t reatly incnased mUirary apendina is • deh'bcratdy initiated wac by the Soviet Union. They are prqJUed, 10 Jhe ll>cory aoes. LO riJk miUions o f easuallles If they can Inflict slcnlllcanlly areater cuuaiiUes on tbe US. ....,. 1'beft 1s oOO!lDa "' Scwlct bblory or ideoloiY to suppon tho u.-,o. -so.lol ~w COIIIIIIIilt«<..,.,.. o m td criaaa Ia tbe 1111110 of ........ ..c..nty~ . . - . llloir """' ~*>~*• Aacl t.bcy have ..................., hMdecl~Dirfa ~··••111!1••1111!1•-•!JIII••·~··•••IJ!II "' with the defC11.1< or their homeland, their hiJtori<: coullon. and above all the tmeertaioti<s any leader ram about limitlna the cbmaat in • nuclear war, mak. .iltblocaliSI by cksigD unlikely. The strenath of the <Ountry to mttt: a crisi1 will come from .t strong economy and 1 sodaJ ordc.r to which our people arc passionately commiued. The historical example thiU should be worrying Ui ' ' not Munitb or F'mland, bu1 France in 1940, whcm tbe reputedly stronaest mifitary po.,.u in Europe collapsed and surrcndaed be<:ause it bad already failed its society. Tbt sec:ond J«taario,ro1 a future co ust: nuclear •·capons •n I be event 1lul theft 10 be aood· Neilhor caclidlte 11 ~ tbe ocher 011 tbe ........,_,. lncaaislmt $Uppdled • policy of ftabtlnc iDfllljaa 011 one r... oad coun111a It 011 aootller• N o - voccrs 11e borelf. The li(e and dcatb ~ 011 wliicb the their bonier•. sliiYival o f tbe Ualted SUia han~~" bltoomoo ~ ""'not even boU1I mentionod. �' i ·BOB& DON'S 't Mobil ' 1375 Milleraport Hwy, Am.huat N .Y J OU Ch ange II. L ub e S PECIALII OIL, LUaE., f1LTEA 5 Qt•. lOW~. MobU OU FUter f $13 .99 i 832-,9 533 Burn, baby, burn; death infernos w E D N E firms-<ompanies thit don't r<qulre oonsumers 10 buy • <llker. cmbalmma. okhcs or urns. "p.tca di5pOSI! pt...,. 110 out ror bids ror th<ir LOS ANOELES (PNS)-Callfomla (uncnl home wor~." be said~ and tbc:re is preuun for c:rcm.at.Oria 10 prncti<cs have served &5 the butt or some classic hulnor bid lo,. to set the buJinal. and scandal over the yean, from I!Ycl)'lr Waush'• 71u! Kilbur-n finally wen1 public with hi& charges in the Lo•-.d o,,.,o J.Wca ~1jlford'• Til• Am•riNJII Woy of April issue of A1.ortUJJry Mant~x~m~m. a uadcDmlh. Bu1 nan:ly bas there boen a contro>Cfl}' "' rnapzine. in at! ankle thlod "II It Time To El<PDk baz.anc-and JO r~ about fun<nl practlccs-m The Truth?" It dld IIOt, bo""""'· name nam<S. "If you're in tht funtra! tradt. h~S'tiJhH ObY10US V~~ ho lbat which DO"' &ripo califO<nia'• fun<nl industry. 11K iss-ue ts whether some or thr crcmaioriu werina we~rt talklog -about.·· h~ u.fd. 10 the new "'no frills" funerals in California are Also, he •ald, he dldn'a lhin~ lhcy were lsolo~ed burd!lla mor< I han one body at • time,.,...,.., aettll\i inddcnts. " 1 merely hrottJht tn a hnd a ~n uatiorr-.," the iUhcs mixed up. i$ common tooWkdJe.'' ~ The CO!Itrovmy is compounded by tM (oct that IM TbOst Who O¥CDCC ana rq:ul.lrr lhc tndU$Cr) dalms or bolh .ld.. "' the dhpul< .,. colorod by se>l(· vdlcrntntly dtsalf<C. interat. " I know nf no \"l.k '" Califomja w.here muhipae The issue m:ay penllin to other Slllt'SIU well, but n 1s cre.amatlons have ta~cn pl11c-c."~ Rid Jam~ leahy1 particularly biller in Caliroroia b<caUJ< 1he llate's executive dlttctor of the lnlermcnt 1\Uoda.tion or burgronia& crcmat.ion r1.te is double lha.t of thf tal of Callrornia, the trade auoclalion for temctaries and tMcountry. Although crtmations clon't ncccssanly imply inexpensive sendorra, a srowil\a n·wnbcr or crcmasioos in the ....... are handlod by nrnu lbat charge u lillie as Sl$0<o simply pkk up lbc body, cromate It and Jell.tCf the asbcs. There ls DO embllmin&, body vi<Wal\i. f\IIKnl proceulon 0! no-s. The ........ t...titiocal runeral dirtctcn, los! coun battler In lbc 1970s deslaned to keep lbc low-cost COII!Pilli .. out, Itt upsctr about tllil lbreat 10 thelt blllinoss and ,.Y the upstart oompanles lack dignity. The death lndllllt)' oatioowkk ls WOICJti.. What b&ppms here, bocalll< as Jimllar low-eos~ funeral rlrms •l'rina up in other- sweo. the bank in CallrO<>ria . provlcks a prn!Ow or how DUlY the flsht can be. Take tlle tale of the allqjtd mulirpk er;matloiiS, acmatonc:s. Altholl&h tb..-e io no 1pecifoc bw fotbldd!na multiple <r<malionr. L<:lhy said. they arrn't done for ethical rel$0ns. l..eahy said it U illc:p.l to put one penon•• rema.in.a i.o another'svavc.. Buyina a cernaary lot Jives you exdllllve rights to liiC the property, allboushlt Ona Robcn kllburn. • roamer mottidao with • rathCf unfortuDIIC name. owns Funeral Supply lntmwulonale, • company tlutt makes rcrn,......, ltOnaae unlll ror bodies. HU ""rubop i.s in \he d<ltft ncar S..umont, and be traveb the otaae scntna his "Kool IC&ve Koold IC&bincu" to funeral boma and craoatorics.lubouldbepointedout lbat in IOyaanof ldllaa his equlpn><:DI, onlY ooe bas bca! bou&ht by a ~lfillscompany. It wu on a sales tn)l to an Oraoae County crernatory-<:ernerary a year and a half ago that Kllb'um claims he " " live bodies put into a retort (crcmalloo oven) at oDe time. • "The l)od;es _ . OD boanfs 00 ...,U In lbc - · " be said in an lnttMcw. "The l)od;es disappeared and the caru came bird(. I looked In- the reton and ""' more than one pair or feet." At tbelMicplxo lbat day, Kilburn said, he alto qw llllCiaimed uba dwnpod into empty t1utt belciQpd to other people. Four )O.plloo JfCG plui;c COtUin<n of cremal<d rcmoias - • takm 10 t\110 Ol>al araves, "be .aid, "and I '"" then lho-..d them in and CO\'eT them 'lrith a little clltt." Ab bour or an later, araveside JCrYic:ts were held. be .aid and • <Nket lowered iato c:rdJ an¥e. Kllbum Aid be i:J suu none or tbe moumm knew lbe ...keu "'«t r..U., on the uba of u many as smy penoJU. Kilbunl said be did nothlna aboUt his obxrvallonl, tMO tbouah tWO claY> later be vWted lbc Jlltle' CR~Mtory and uw 10 boxes on a bench bcloa filled 'lrilb asbcs from a comroon container IIDd then uol,ncd l.adMclual - · • c.ltoCI Wby- be lllcnt? "We. wcre bl"l?J•ed in a business IIIJatatioft ad h could ba>c COil me $8000," he Aid. He alto Clid notb!Qa wtaea be looer ruited another Soaoltbeno - . r y ad aw 1010 bodies ....... boomed lOplbcr. Empty ...te... ...-biY -·~~by lbc baSil, be .ald. Kllbunl Aid both crenworln handled many fOf wJw.is known In lbc indu.nry u "dlncl ~" c:aar..,. allqodly s D A y _75c BAR DRINKS om. A y ·w E D N E --5 D Cemerary ,,.'0 w-.s conclusive." "l1'1 all clone surreptitiously," M sold. "The lrttermmt. Assodatiot> and Ccmetary Board llnow filii come up with proof." Noakes SOld he thinb tile problem is directly related to the rise of nofrilb cremation nrms and ,... so rar as to ""' thill umu3 aanations OC:CUr WbenC:YCf )'Ou•ve 1 01 I aanatory haodlina diRI<t dUposll bosina.." NcUbly, moot per-. makiDa such ClutrJCS operate buslnascs whicb bave bca! odvendy ofrccted by !be "no fril'*'' 6rms. Kilburn, by hi.s owft ldmbslon, clcpcndl on the tradllionai runeral llomts ror a market, and ls "cloi., all I can to keep tMm In business." Both Noakes and Monvtu')' MoMI'"'.," publisher Roo Hill an: r\IIKnl dir<aan Wbooc buslnascs lutv<: bca! rotc<d to adapt to c:ompctilion from cranatioll rltllll. HilA hils- oo far as10 &UJt hia ovm ~to offer low-cost funeral~. The laue PDS$1ble c'rcmauon abu.es did aet a publi< fO<Um tile Ccmcury Board's September meerlr\a. and it ..ctd 10 drafl leaislooion makiDa It llcplto ......,.e ,_tluto one body In a sfDaJe rcton. "'*<~ was oonceroed but horrifocd." .aid • executive dltcetor om ... Arter all we're llllllnitioa for wdJ we annot I •at• ·•n.. """'!." N E D lhc state -qeqcy thai rrtulatcs crtmalories, also praalca ...Th» in-tQY own mind E D s doa not aivc.JOU ownathipofapieaofrcal~c. q many people-· John accutive director or lh< Board, dispul<d Kilburn's alle&atlons. After 1he Kilburn ankle appeared, Oill lutd an invatiptor pay uoal\nounced viJ;IS 10 Orona• County crematories that ha.odlc bodJa ror ''110 frills" compauics. No prblcms ..., • round •• cia her place. he said. The rounder of the Slate's laraest "no frills" crcrn•1lon company. Charles D<nnina or Tho Ntptune Sociay, and Tom Weber, founder of lbe ori&lnallo,.. eost nrm, lh<> Telophase Sociay, both said they have no knowkdl" ofbodic:o bdQa a .....uod mO<Ctluto Oft< at 1 lime. Weber said II W'OUid.be rooli>l! to clo so; "You'd lutve to JO to ollisher hut, whidl would be horrondowly expcrllive, you'd have all sons or smoke and ash and you'd have lo burn ror hours ond ho~. It would be I he bi&&CSI moss you .....,. saw." Kllburn said be rccently rcvisrted the crcm61ori<:s an qiiCSiion and round ·~ now have ctcaocd up lhor acts. But he pid he thinks the pracric-t of m!xin1 crcnaated remains and till< In& bodies oul .or caskets "' bum more lha.n onr a1 a timt" is still a.mna. on. So docs Bud Noat<S, a funeral director in Glmora who alto writes ror llforrlllll')' "'"""'"-"'· wbkh has bca! k""Pine tlle issue alive Jinee April. Noakes said he bas not pc:nonally whnessed any ablJ.Ses, but has talked rocmtlY with a crematory Opcnlor who defended 1he w will start youwrite! with Beroi.Spru The elfcw1tess Idle< pen Of Beroi.SuperFiash -. ar-"'__-""'""-. __-,.......--.Wi1h lh8 ultratlne pCJinl Clolartgl'llolflhoiO!>_lho_ _..,......_ Sida .... ,..., , •• t-Wdd.~lor~~'"' _ _ ....,. _ _ _ llll't .. .....-"""0 _..., ... ---*9--..--a.-.-.,..._ ..-·~-"~...., -~.... • Wt111118.C*b\ILC*IfTIXII\Ile*~ • UllrlfN..-,e cdnl wa'l1tnl!iJ Ctct:IO • Odt<Jo&ieapMI~~-­ -dl> r... Goat...,.- ~Oller . . . 1:/13111!0. �t 1College 8 .--:-:'--~ · The transformation of College B lhi' year, is a coordinators suj)ervise recreational activities, Katharine Cornell Theatre (Amherst Campus), tribute to the oriiinal Black: Mountain too~ in promote publicity for productions, publish a and two more at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. North Cllrolina . Black Mountain College II weekly newsletter, sponsor "social even.ts,· an.d These concerts are sponsored through a grant hopes to carey on the same spirit of enthusiasm present new idea.< for programs. Presently they from the NEA, in addition to funds and seryices and dedication that the original Black Mountain are plaonina the opening of a yoga and aercise from the Colleae itself and U 8 ' CnDeae wu known for. Another reasc>n for the ~ room.. MusicDepan:ment. pame Cbanae is that nine out of the reo Colleaes Black Mountain Colleae II also provides artlie University have cbanaed their names from - expostue and experience for both students and t The Buffalo City _Lights Theatre Company is the original alphabetical system. professional talent through its Artists-in· currently perJonnina John Osbourne's play "The R ·d Entertainer" which opened September 12 and This faJI , courses are being offered at the est ence program, noted Mahoney. will run through Seplernber 28. David Frendrick, Colleae in music, theatre, and crafts. Many- of Participan~ in tlie program volunteer to Terry Doran, Frank O'Hara and Erica Wohl these courses are designed for a non-major who coordinate workshops in their fields of interest in (tccredited local thespians) ara among those expresses an interest in on'e of these areas but is return for the opportunity to develop their unable to fulfill that through a . specific talents. involved in the production . A special benefit ~ In pa.st years Artists-in-Residence were solely performance of "The Entertainer" wilt be held department. While courses with varying credit hours are from the University, however, individuals from · on September 25 • offered, credit-free workshops ranaing from . out~de the University are currently inv~lved in . The Buffalo Regional Ballet Company is also basic body movement to the psychology of the affogram. Most noteworthy are world joining £ lack Mountain liege ll's Ar.ts·in· comedy are also offered. , accredited Japanese pianist, Aki Takahasi and ·Residence program, o y sai A lectureStudent cooperation plays a large role at Black members of lhe .newly founded Buffalo City . demonstiation on , I as actual a Mountain College 11. The Colle"' .8 Players-a Lights , Theaue Company and the Buffalo performance; will be held November 29 student run drama club- presents two Reaional Ballet Company. · complete performance on December 13. All performances annually. Auditions are open to all Ak.i Takahasi, who has been referred 10 as "the activities will take place in the Katharine Cornell students and past plays · have included world's best" by (NEA) administrator Morton Theatre. "We . hope that this newly expanded "Oodspe/1," "Arsenic and Old Lace" and Feldman, will be arrivina in mid-November. Five . Artists-in-Residence program wiU draw the "Hotel Baltimore. " concerts aie planned for next semester-one at community and the University tOgether," added Jn addition to the Colleae B players, student Baird Hall in late November, rwo at the Residential. Coordinator Stephanie Weisman . , ir= - j g f TASTE THE BEER THAT OUTSElLS .. ALL THE-oTHERS IN CWADA= LABAlT'S. Goodnews! La bart's, C.nad'a's No. 1selling beer, is now imported to the U.S. So, now it's easier tO try our l..abarts-and understand the secret of its popularity. , We think you11 discover a taste that's Crisp, dean and natutaltruly, the beer..that tastes a's good as the country it comes fTom. THlNK OF CANADA THINK OF LABAlTS - ,.. z nJESDAY NITE c...trr lodt)lite _ .. .. •c..;· ... ., ~ sut v...,' r.- r. i IVEDNESDA Y NITE ! 1 ,._h~·!• Blur- '\,1•· ""' H It•• i ntt r' • ,~'"' ql l\1 "'ur1.iuno, TIRIRSDAY RITE 3 BUD _SPLITS $1 . u.. Eo~· "St.lt" fR/DA Y AND \,1Tl RDA r r.·n /'.' .,!it ~~~t 1) I . ,. r ~ 1,., • •~r •n· ~ f>llll <~• l••u• \ ti1 " SUNDAY NnE ~· ._.,"lOAD" 60c Geal Greaa l WDnfta · Sl ,Vo6a.J: WTea · I ~ pll, i I' I j ,l! ~.J \' ' • •, �l Steering committee wheels out bucks in benefit drive l byT...,.Colsoa ~"*"' Sl4/fM nJu 1 they did,.. llld aid he b c:oorillcod tlw their aalotu - e rip&.. S IJJdkow cited tbe Stuclca~ Tbe P«Mtbial po1 or 110kl • tbe <nd·of tbe ..U.bow il ont< !lpin available for the tatlna, allhovih the pol hu bocom< • bil llrnillled over tht yean. The University- Wide Prosr.tllnnlina Corumlnec received minor criticism lut year ror ics ..... or funds channeled for PI'Oif&mS and •alvhits to benenr University lire. Now known •• the Student Activities Steerina Commiuec, il "' qaln orrcrlnc S2S,OOO-allocaced by tl1e Foculty: Student Association (FSA)-for diJrributlon lhrouahouc the campus <Ommtmity. A formct roulloa eblirpt~"son or the eomll\luec. Vott President for Studftlt Affairs Rkbard Siudkow. C"Pbined thai u year'• Student Association (SA) Pr<Rdau Joel May<nO!In was oppo&ed 10 tbe purchase or $10.400 worth of t:nl<:rJ<IIC7 Loan ""-' and tbe ParCOIIf'J-a Joalll& COtUK oa tbe Am!lml ~ c:umpla or money should hll'olc bte.n Jpc:Of on safety meuure~, suc:h as a van fo r the Anti-Rape Task Force" che ! run a brochure thAt was pet$_.... ......... former Prcsldenc tlresled. " And addition~ money "'ould have been II5Cd for • phone in ord<r to have dlrccl a= to the ·rask Force." Maycroohn also complained lho1 Vc:rj few s:t.IJdCOU WtfC 8WiliC Of Che. availability of the fundi. "Much of tl1e money "'41 spent without <onlultina the wboi< Unlvmlty," •• :• ••• : •• : • •• •• •• : e• • ••• Sub-Board I, ·Inc. : Your Student Service Corporation : : Announces : ...,_,..._.........- • Sib ~lh piMtM4 troM MMt StiNt 10 Amblq:f Intercampus bikeway set The ovcrqe day or bwritlina ror tbc Ellicott dweller is anythlna bul heartwannlna. Tbe 10tnels tYJik:al. The d~or is broken; quiddy the UB student runs down ITvc fiiJhts of .airs and intO the bUS IUnncl. To hil dlllllay the 11uden1 ftndltwo packed buJCS and the third well on h.s way 10 fullcapaeity. Thelludent opts lo take the tblrd b•U witl1the hish e•pe<:tation or rrndina a !at. No luck. TbrotJ&)l nearly o hlllf an hour or traffic Jl&bts, early noornina rush hour traffic. and eiU' ter«China brakes which vibrate the p....,ser's whole body, the audcnt ls Onlllly dumped orr. The ride home rrve houra lat~r I> not altoa<lbes cliffemu. For thestudall tired oflbcbuslaotridina Bluebird busa, rcUctmoybe : e e e • •• •• ••e • : • a,,....., N~ Is now ready for eoruuvctioo ·althouJ)I a definilc dace hu DOl yet been ret. AI Taylnr, a desiJn enaittcc:r at th< NC"t York Scae O,panrncnt or TraJUponatlon, said. ''construction for the bikeway will • probably beain In the Sprfna of 1981 . If construction ll&rts u antldpat.e d lr will be completed by that tall." Toylor llso told Tlrt S{Httrum thoctbecost or tbe bikc11<ay will be opprol!imately $20,000. Tbe bikewoy will be funded by tbc New York Slate ~partmCI\1 of Tnnspc>nolioft and &llo chrouJ)I redcnl ftlDds. UB will no< ~· up 1ny money. Taylor upii!Ded. The OcpartmaJt or Tnuuportauoa-as a coaditioo of consii\>C'doa-rcquires th< local cicy to asaumc lh< annuli ll$alnt....- respoulbitity wllleh ill this case. is <Sped':" tO exceed Sl 000 The T"""' or Aalbcnt bas alrally llfCed 1o . . . - ll>ls """· , oooe ond<r oonstzu<lion. will belin at tbe Main Street and 7 BoDey A-uc lnlenectlon and travel oonh over Ool.bJ and H.cndricb Boui<V~rds-Cbarina the road wilb ...... The path will thai a<~!""' to Mayolrd Avet>uo and Stevenson and Rosedlk· Boulevltd. The bilc<'WIJ wiQ coetJnue OCI SW«< H.OIII< Road OS a lhoulder area ooljlmlt 10 the T<*lwtY md end ol Maple and Flint Roads. ' Por dlliiY otudenll the bikeway could tum ou1 to be a wclcoaled relief" rrom the drudaery or rldina abc bUies. As one UB ~tudent remark~. • ~ bikeway would be arcat-it •urc would beal the bell oul or ridlna a bus. The in..,. CJtrlstint Rolf/'S PO_SITIONS AVAILABLE Applications Now Being Accepted For: Director • Group Leaal Services : supervises and programs the operation of Group-Legal Services The FREE student Legal Advise and Education Center Association Director • Group Legal Service• • • ill ~luCky Council of the Town of ADibent ofrtdaiiY ll)proved 1 ~otloa 10 poJh fell the "Sl/NYAB lntereampw Btlceway." The It a planned bic)'d< and pcdcstriao route within lbe ,_, or • AmbctS1 ~ 10 bnp<ovc bic:)odc travel bd'Welb tbe Main Su«t and • Amherst Calpus. • ~to Owles Brown, UBAisis:tam Plannina Oircetor, "lllcldea or the bikeway ls u old u the SC<Ond campus." He added tlw che plans had boca unda c:onJklcration Iince llle Nonh C&mpus wa~ firot co!UiriJOed, bul actual wort was never bqun. fu.atly t, i promotloolll." l> Cordell Schecter, lhe SA repracntotive "" 11\is year·, llill incompkt< StectlnJ ComQ>iuee, oraucd that, "In a sltuatioo where you're ajvtna away money. there's bound to be confba.'' E.tplainins that .. P·( '()plt behand CC"rtaia pro,.as 01 the lim< prcsmted he odcled thai Committee m<!Dbcf> f<lt tl ..,. beneficial . No,. , look ins with bindsiJ)It . Cordell saM! .... bope to a;·oid past mlnues. This year'• chairperson for the he maintained. E.tplainin& that · Prosnmmma Commiuec was al.!o nine member Stccrlns Commlucc, "m001 oflhe money had been spcnl erltldud for u!ios $12110 to put up Assodlle D<an of UnderJl:uluoce prlot to the bqjnnins of >Chool." siaM in the Ellicott Complex. In Eduo:atioo Walt« Kun.t. indicated Moyctsobn said tbls year's Stecrint drfeM< of lhe Commiuec's actionl chat there will be no strict Committee bas made an effort 10 let SiJ,B.tlkow ma.intaJntd that, "Ten rcgula1iuns for fundjn& c:ampu$ &roups know the money iJ people came •oadhcr in &ood faith, orpnizatioru. " We don't want to available. and tried 10 do IOm<thUIA-bencflcial IIJflc croa~lvily in th< Un••<TSity." 1 No Umlt for this Uni•nsi1y." He asserted Kunz maintained. " In Other word&. The Uknctnbcr 51udenl focull y tho• he 51unds " behind ev<rythint 1he sky's che limh." ••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••• .w•••• aik':::Y Ol Jl the ba>dics provided by the Corumiuce. "The only f<1l1d I ~ hive," Jtated Sladkow, "is thai o Wt aavc SlOO 10 I aroup 9 (Communication Dcpanmc:ru) 10 winler sporu equipment ro..Unio,~crs:hy Outliners. a UB rental proaram. Maye<1ohn lnd.k:ated that he did no1 view tlu: equipmcnl as a wascc, but agreed thot the rnoney could have- bce:n puc to beuer use• .,Tbe t'3~ • • Appi!Qtlons ~CUPttd In room 3&3 Squn Hill Appllants should Include 1 short d.aiptlon of quaUflcatlons • • DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, OCT. 3rd • suo ("'i') OOARD • 7DoNE.tNC. • •• •• ••e • : • Assists in the programming of Group Legal Services. Operations and events : e .• • e : !.............;;·;;;~-;;;............• r------------------~ 1 UNIVERSITY DONUT : PHC>TOCOPYLNG PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOP-YI NG PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING "ROTOG"OPYING I eAKER·s DOZEN I : I 1 sz.os with coupon : We Also Feature: Subs • B&klava • Spinach Pie - Soft. FToun Yogurt l ·ao·1 ~---·-------------- 1 3234 MatnSt. I 83Z-«<66 Open 6am·1Zpm Monday • Sunclq, Expires Oct. 8. �, :r-----------------------------, t ~ Here ere $3.00 For your next night on the townl 1 ~I 1 1 1 ~"' ~· s-·oa..s....... -rJIMI-ctoyoew-1 GIVESYOU· I 1030Ni~M·F•/I$8Nd. 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I you Qlwaya wanted cal- 834-7754 1 ~ir<s • 0/31/84 I �~ A s~mmer fuU of confusion ; to register.or not to r.egister !E ~ l4cb wltb a reflective smile, "Of course, it' s .,..Y tn .~ talk now. When tbe tfme !: (CPS)-David Rarunan, a comes ..• " 19•year-old political science So it went tbis SllmJi)er u 1 ~ junior at Califomla·Berkdey, approximately four miU1on remembers that tbe confusion young men across tl}e country· ~ started wben he ru-st read about tried to make up tbeir mind$. (! military reai•tration laat wlw to · do about military ..January. It hasn't ended yet. registration. Hartman's "AI r.m I thought. 'There's oonfusion was typical of four no way I'm going to resister,' " men College Press Service ~ he recalls. ''But then r thought followed )hrough their decision· 3:: of the conscqumoes." FaUure maklna. to rqjster can bring penalties of As Jarne DeVoto of Atlanta five years in .,.tson and a , put it: "There was no way to be SJO,OOO f"me. right about this.'' Not knowing whl!! he should DeVoto, Hat tman, and do, be . comulted friends and David Batadi of Cleveland family, though_ "I knew what finally decided to register. All they would say." On balance, recorded ·on their rqistration " I had no one to ~urn to." forms tbat they were COJllplying Hartman ultimately decided with the law under protest. "I to register. but his confusion · was scared oo register," DeVoto persists. "J can say I won' t IJO explains, "but I feel like I'm fight in a war," be sates, and cbickeoshit for bei6a ~ed, f 1)1 • Sou Sp«»/to 7!w !ipt<l""" My proten note doesn't make me feel·like a man." All four you113 men-the one who bas yet to resister requested anoo)111ity-had little troublt<:-rl.Ddjng advice during tbeit ordeals. A bewildering nurn,ber of protest groups competed for tbeir ·attention. Though DeVoto was tbe only one to$0Ck" out counsel,ins help, all encountered a lot of protest 1iterature. The Centra) Committee for Con&eientious Objectors, based in Philadel,phill, distributed "over HlO,OOO" protest cards nationally for the War Resisters Leaiue , estimated "about ·2b;ooo have filled out tbeir cards." , Vincent _Cobb of the American Friends Service Committee an anti-war group associated with the Quakers, "couldn't even ·_begin to When f:OU·need some enimate" the n11mbc'f of counsdina letters bis group diilnouted to 18-and J9- year olds across tll'e country., "We didn't necessarily wan for people to come to us," C6bb understates. He say~ the Friends' Dcn"er · office alone pulled 52,000 names and addresses from drivers license records, and sent them Ietten explaining what options were 8\>ailable. Protest _leaders are bulli4h about the <esults of such efforts. At different poinl.S during the registration pJocess, protest leaders estimated that anywhere from a balf ' million to two million people refused to register. Paul Mocko of Selective Service says the agency "won't .have very reliable numbers,until October." Yet because of the notes at3:00a.oi.,you find out who your friends .-e.. rumon and widespread speculation, "we will )ublish a less reliable set of pfO!:Iiminao f~aures." AI our prm time, the agency bad temporarily delayed publication of the fl8ures. "No one)mows yet," M«ko says. "Irs that simple." Similarly, DO one knOWS hOW many people registered with written protesta on tbm fonns.Mocko points out tbat notes like ~·1 intend to file as a conscieotJous objector natus'' \1/ritten on the forms "mean notbina oo us now, mostly because we don't want any iruormat.ion on classification now." Yet Selective Service keeps '•the card on microftlm, so we can S<:C tbe message if and when it becomet relevant. We'd much rather have people do that (write the protest message on the card) than not resister at aU~" Jie str~ses the sentiment applies to those ·who still haven't registered, too. Many anti-registration advised eligible males to messages on the form5 as a legal means of protest and as a precedent for applying for conscientious objector status, should ...,..tkaft classification be · cranked up again. ...... . Gulick of tll_e War Registers League, for one, counsels that it's "a good idea to start leaving track..s' ' for conscientious objector ~latus. l"Theoreclically, it has no legal standing. But we recommend tbat •YOU keep ooples." Much .of that kjod of counseling took ptaie directly at post offi~ during reglstiation. Jolear the Uo1veraity. of tennessee in Knowxville, for example, leafletters distnouted handy "l'mregisteriog Jn protest" stickers to put on registration forms. · A group caUed l'!lovement ~alnst tbe Draft roamed northern Illinois post offices with fylersadvising registrants what they should write cur their forms (a statement that the registrant wouldn't surrender his iight to privacy) and what nor t9 write on the forms (his social security number). Inevitably, there were complaints that some of th'e wunselina Was too general and , ~ven counter-productive. The Minnesota Publjc ,.. Interest Research Group Cot:>centrateil on ddinina three general choices for potential realstrants: they could evade reaist tatio n, apply Jor conscientious objector status, or ••register and fight.*' David Baradi, an 18-year-old soda salesman in Cleveland, felt the c,o , COJtnscling wa~ misleading. "I'd pretty mich decided to register as a c.o. after I talked to some anti-draft guy .from Cleveland I Suite or s6m~here'." ·be says. Batadl went to. resister only to rmd there Was DO "box to check, I asked the clerk at the counter, but he didn't k11ow anYthing . • He wu just a dt,rk." Baudj, a nrercd upon dhcoverfna consci<:otious objector status wu not possible at the· moment, ll&ys be "winaed it" bJ' writln& ·"l protest" on thefona. _ • He llad hoped · there'd ~ "some· protestors" at tbe poi! tn live him last lllinut~ but • were �"",_m ofSdM<• <9\.ji§ @@'W'@Jl':W I! ~--------------------~~~~~----------~~~ i I Alaska placed in the middle of a classic confrontation f i - - - - - - - - - by ICurt Rothen .,.......r When 5ecret.uy of Stlote WWi.am Sewotd l'lq!oti.tled the purchue or Aluu In 1367 for S7.z mUIIon. tnllllY of Am~'s luden furlow. It wu c:&1Jcd Seward's Folly, Seward's Icebox. Seward's Frozen AJielt. The fact that the United SUtet would poy such 1 hJ&h price for wblt wu ~ 1 wastelAnd perponuolly a>Yered by snow and Ice, inhabited only by Eaklmot and polar '-t-1, wu deplo.....S. The critics were woeftiDy mistaken. The gold ouikes or the euly 19001 alone retu.med tJle purd'oi5C price many timOI over. And today. Amcrie4's largest Olatc containl uqually tlgnlficant natural resources which Include unspoiled wlldemctS, .cenfc aplendOr and prime wildlife habltata. Alaska also conatairu vo5t mineral weollh, timber and one third of the natlonY!olllwn oil and gas reserves gas expected. when theae two types of resources are found in the &Orne area, problems develop • h llouses of Congress have passed Alasko lands lep!.tion, but there are s~ifgnt doffcrencrs betwoen the tWO bills. The House of llepre20tltiVCI version has the suppon of most envlronmetnal g-oupo, including the Aluluo Codilion. The Semtc opted for • more conservath-e, pro-<levelopment biD. 1upponed by many 6late leaden and commercial conccms w""" Centurlee lndU5triaJ groups, aa well as ilate govcmmcnt loaders argue that envlronno~ntal proposals. particularly the j)Ul pa•sed by the llouse or Representatives, a.re exces$ive and would ·•lock up" urgently noodcd raw materials and deprive the 611118 of needed jobs. Environmental groups argue that development In cenaln crucial areas could cause wide ranginl! dllruptlon or ecological system• whlch could take deades, m-en ~tunes to reco•-er frotn One Of i\rnel'iCO'I biggest Cn51SeS toda~ II ofl supply. Thos bsue also forms the b.ub or the AJ.s\a lands wue's rnajor controversy. 11\'ef\ though ot in•'Oivt!> only • •mall are~ of land along the owrUt\\e>lem COI5t or AJ.sk• 'The land in question 11 the major col\ing ground for the no.oao PorcupUIC Cari b~ hcrd-Anoenco's largest. According oo US Geol~l Survey \USCSI 61atistk;s suppUcd by Special Council to Alaska'• Governor John Kotz, there e>ists a one percent probability that the area cont•lns ~ 1 billion barrels or oil and 50 pc~rccnt chanet• thao It contains l.S billion borrcl>. For comp\tnson, Prudhoe Bay , an area or Alaska not onvolved '" the land contrtl\'crsy contains tO hollion barrleo-on.,.third or the nation'• total pro• en ~·es 8 1118 But since th....., ha\'e '-"no 5tudies of the'"""· no one really knows how m~. if any, oil hes ~th the oreo. The USGS mtislics are not based on any actual exploratory evidence so they are. • • KAu oald, C$$0Rllall)' guesses. The Semte passed • bill mandating a oelsmic study of the area, in order to clariry the ~ta on what Kat& colla "the most promising unexplored oU range In North America." The Alaska Coalition cow1tert by claiming that lhe wlldUfe area is the only place on the ool'\h •lope that Is not already co.umitled to such ciploratlon -tWitlniOIIIII -"!MOt !&- �i~l ----------~~~-~-~~©@W@~o ___ o~~~~~----~------~ ~ ~Jl&M&ef"Cnl ;, Afi'aska . ~ I. ' f ror lobo progama In OChet- par11 or the eootheut. The ~--n- ~• ..u.nlc: exploration i s - viry reliable in detwullnln& ol ..-.-, llllCOr'dina' 10 an article by 9Uipl*l Ollqlman In 7fae New~~ Even the minor deltructJon II couaea,O\apman ldda, mf.8ht ocare away presnmt cowo, or thooe.with calvea, which would almoo1 cerulnly raise the hetd'a mortality rate. Herd The herd Ia relltlvely free or intm1enmco by cfvlllutlon ac:cordfn& 10 Alaalta Coalition Media starr penon Nancy Shelnerblne, and is "siQIHicant from a cultural and.Piololllcalllaodpolnt.• Shelnet-btrMl ree4irita the fact that cenain oppooition SJ'OIIJII are U11nf1 the oil poaaibUit.lea to "ponray tbe enUre blllaa ao oil and SA• lock up." and noteHhat 95 ~ of all Alaabn lends rated "high or favorable" by the USGS are affected by tbe ~lion. ltiU &J1uecl that this fi&W"' is deceiving. IInce "nwnben of...,..,.. do not equal lliiTels or ou.• He emphubod that lie I t - ~ 10 drill or not to drW the oil but only 10 "flnd qut If il's there". Katz. noted that It tak.ea ten years or facilitlea p.r eparatlon before an oU Oeld can actually &lAM producing oil, adding that "I think we desperately need to know now• how much oil Is there. Another controvorfy, this time In the' State'a aoutheastern panhandle, concerns Admiralty Island, a one mJIIIon acre coaatal Isle uninhabited except for a smaU native \1U«go. The island is heavily rormtcd and Is valued for Itt limber potential. It alto contains the largest population of bald eagles in the world. as woU as the habitat for othor animals, lncludifl4 brown bear. - Envlronmentalista want Admiralty desgmated a wlldemeu . ,..,., which would prohibit lo8glng. nmber companleJ, rnoally owned by Japanese int.,....to, hl\e labored hard a.galnat the deliglultlon. · we have never alleged that our logs are nt!Cle&lll")' to build house• In the lower 48 states; Katz explained. "the iJauu for ua II jobs; Japanese companies hire Alukana.' In the Senate'& bW, !DOll of Admiralty wu doolal'ed a wUdern- rep.n but IIXtra money was appropriated -Continu.o.b., or ll.lte over flah aod Senate IIIIo pumtMd lhat szo mWion board feet or wildllfe ~tlmberbe"c:ut"peryearlnthel'lll1l&lnder'ofthemte. -lle&lonablo oceu llllowed- r•rally owned ICit& Ia aatloiied with thla propoul bat Ianda. envlronmentalilta believe the f14!ure 1a too hlBh· -The overtw"nin« or the S6 miU1on acrea ot ~ 0\apman'a that ~induttry haa cut rar Mboumenta esubtithecl by the carter admlnlltr•tioo In leu than lhat In recent yearo.• ltal&, while oon<:eedln& 1978. 0\apman•a point. defends the fl«ure by notln& that It -A "no more" clauae, prohibiting future doee rep,_,! the aver.se amount cut over the lut admlnlstrotlon Wid wlthdrowalJ or more than 5000 oev.m yean. acrea without Congreulonal opproval. - Perpetuation of the trodiljonal Alukan llfeatyle. A further oompllcatlon of the Admiralty laland ii!Sue Ia that private corporation, us Borax, laa a valid -Exclualon or high value commodlt,y resou.n:es from mining claim on the l.sland and wlehet to develop It tel fllderal wlthdrawala. ' mine the elenient molybendum. No ono dlsputea us Katll beUevea theae polnta 111'8 reaaonable and are llora.r' rlghta 10 Ita claim,. but tho corporation wanta what •any atote would want" from a similar billl "We acceas to the mine tlown three oeparate riven, one or ' beUeve very •troo81Y In sconaervatlon." he malntain.s, whlclh, the Wlllon;la annuaDy. the beat or aocond belt notll1g that Alaaka haa 1010e of the most stringent aalmon producing river In tbe aoutheut. - water polllution control and oU •pill laws in the natlorr. 1t'a unfonunate that public opinion haa U\Un the tum Reeolve that it has." he added. Environmentalllta, b.cked by native groupa and the "We don't object to the creation of parb and wildlife flahlns induttry on thla iJaue, bellve undue harm areu,• Katz; exploioed. · -..·e object to playing the would be done to the aalmoo population If the three numbers game. The rhetOric ha1 SQne way beyond river acceea waa permittecl; and want to reatrlct ICCela that." 10 one river. The iNue bas not yet been reaolved Aluka Coalition GraNrocx. Organlz.er Jim Welsh betWMn the Houae and Senate vcr•lon• or the biU. aays that moat of the consensua polnta have already • Another area of controversy Ia the proposed been accomodated. For e;ca.mple, fnterlor Secretary Wrangell-St. EIW Nitlonal Park/Preaerve, nua area is CecU Andrua hu atated that Alaska wiD have received one of America's fmest habltata for dall ahoep-one or 90 percent of its land entltlemont by 1985, the original the mo!l Important big game animal& in Alaska. The deadline aet by the Stateltood Aet. And the CoaUtlon Senalo biU desiQiates 70 percent of this area 4S a backed proposals exclliae two thirds of the state:! Preserve. open to sport bunting. Tho Alaska Coalition mineral reeo~. Howeevor, he belioves that the "No would like to rmtrict this figure to Oft.)' percent, more• clawe:...Jru;ll1_dcd in the Senate-pa.osed bill, Shelnorbine said. •undUly tries the hand of the Interior Depanment and Although this is .only a small poMloo or the tota!'game future administration,• and thould be removed. land, In question. it is exemplotive of the type or On the otherhaod, the opponunlty to pi'OI.ect IM!r diaputet encountered In the legislation.~ far it this · 1011 million acres Ia •at~ a~ 10 ii!Sue, Uke the W&on River controversy~ yet to be Shelnerblne, and It a chance which • we won' ha\-e reaolved between the Howe and the Senote veroions. again In the US. She noted that a single "grizzly" reQuires 1011 aquare miles of land and tha.t caribou ConMnau• migrate for hundreds or mllel. U imufftcient Alaaka is conducting it• lobbying orrort. baled on protection is provided, she explained, popuJ.otions are aeven conaen.sua pointa established by 11110 leaders. fragmented and "thlnga end up sort or piecemea.l.' The points include, according 10 !Car&, tho following: Shelnerblne explained that the CoaUtlop'• goal is to see a "planned · ayot.e m• or land use Implemented in -J'Uffilment or the state's land entitlement, from Alaska. There, w1llke what happened In the lower 48 which It hu ao far ..-lved only ;u; mllllon acree out sf stat,., Alaab has the chanoe to hot It right "the first time.fl' • 104 mllllon,promlaed under tho atatehood aot. article-· ~.-:LIGI,o.s, . ·The New Jazz Club In Town ln1971 .. . C1oLJIO - · ANOTHER ROADS( Of ATTRAC110N In 1976. .. fV£N COWGIRLS GfTTHE BLU£S Now- s~ILL Lll'e WITH · -- :.:;: :r) II~~ \\l)()DS . ~ QU\RTET ....... 0ooPecf<~ ,. ·· ~~· ~ · , A soaT or A LOVE STORY - TOM RaJBINS STEn: (;IL:\K>HE ...Iltl:i.~ ~111\E ~IELli .L<L.tlimK' Ull.l. (;()OIJ\\T\.;,llrmns nml ( ;t'llllllll)' .\"~'"1 "inner Pill I. "0(')1 >S... Nl XIIJihunc!l ( )C'J: 3 nnd 4 IRII >\\ ,\ ' \II IlO\\ "U' ' \1 "l otl' \1 I \Ill\ " ·~\ tK Kl I' \\\II \lq I " " ''" .'< ll~ tl'\l I \ II "·~\ ·.M'-<tt \Jf< " ' I 141\ \1 11 11 lllltlR \1 11\1 U\ �(Ql1t~©©W®g>:w r~ ~ Alaskan land frozen solid in decades of controversy - - - - - -- - - -"Y Kurt Rothenbclrser AJotb Ia I Olate of ouporlatk'U, ttl 375 m!llk)a ~ ~ two ..-.1 one half tlmoll the .u.e or T•- and one-nfth the .u.e ol 1M rest of the United Stat... u ttreu:he.- four u,.. - a n d hal a ooatlllne lorptr lhln that o( the io<;er <& , ....,. oocnblnod. It the •b• of the lora.., oonlef'\'llb> bottle In the Nmon'a h!Jiory. '!be US It In the fonal ll.lpl o( hl""""""S oot o bill which wW the fate of up to 140 million or Alukan lond Yellharp dlffen'""''' In the 1.)/pe o( pn>u•alon c:enain Ianda ,.ill .-ve remain .,., lt79, the . _ or Ia..., c:onveoo ~- . , . - otrans. pmtoaJve leSI>laUon which ~ lnt..,.to and the SUta of Alukl bell••• to be tOO rmrittlve. 1..ut A\.lSU'I. the Senate pouod • leu t'tilrk:tl\o venlon whlc:h. envirocunmt.U.ta char&o. ooniAinl whlc:lt would endlngl!r prime wildlife habltot and_., euentlolly wdouc:hed Wilden-. "" to mit~rlfl. k>Mlns one! oil and 81'• p.........,.,. explOr•Uon. The ·root• of the lolarka lando loo<IO Colli be traood bot;~. "''11l' yea«. l!efCJn! loon!Jltltho Ulllun. all ol loluko'• non· private land was. tU \lo'it.h oth~r Iat ritor1f.Jto1 under the UWJ'tenhlp of the redLTII pn•twnnlt~:nt. 'T~e 19581olAib St4tohood 1\Ct-Aiu~a jooned tho Unlmotn 1959-g.rarUf!CJ 104.5 h11111on 1\Gt'e& o( &hi• (,.rld the largu~l land enUth•mL'flt ever giveu h,\' Wuhhlg1nn. lo hr.: fOleaad t)) tho new ltat6 whhlil a 25 yu-4• pc_rt~)(l o( ~t•t (lhvod. p...,_, lwnd ,.,n, m the 19GO'a. JCV~rru I3W&Uitt by 1\ll!'bn natl\olt'6 who believed their l•nda had bo•n lllog•Hy tok•n bolnrc Sl.. ehood, br~:n.JBhf rorth !he. 'loiUt'l O( ahurlgiO!II land dalntl, A VOUP or Alukon notlvt!.. <>btolnc!d an lnlunctoon '"" then proposed oD plpo!llno 1o rodoral coun ruled that Iandi dalmed by notlvu oould not be oel""'<'<~lry the 1101e l'lnaU>:, in 1269,tha US O..JMnment at. till! lnt~Wikl'd argumenu gained otre1J81h In tho!..,..,. 43 ttat... flnall)l,m Decanber o( 19?7, _llepr-.tadve Morn. Udall inlrocluced ~ which would b.tw .., ulde approxlmot~ly 140 m!Uion aan of Aluk.t, far more tb.tn the lnlllalJl'"OilC)Nio. •• a>ntOTYIIIon unlit ar under wilclemets ~tlon State lo!oden, appoaed 10 tho& ptOpONJ. aueect m clelo~ to combot lloe bilL Due to boch thb ..-.1 e<lenolve""""""""""""'edonthebOJ, awtedldnol<x>me unul t.f.ty "19111, the lut year for pi'OI- o( the d·Z lond> under M'CSA. II ·~ by 1 landilicle_'""' o( 277·31 ..-.1 "'"'on lo the Senale. Aher 44 wort - . o, the Senate Ener&Y Conuruttee approved I -bllJ, whic:h WB lmtw!diatoly ~ al unlali!'JI'Ible by AluUn Seoaton Ted Sle>em ..-.1 ~Uke Grovel In order to ovoid a lhrootened itlibuoter w111ctt would haff k01ec1"'1.Y c:hance or a bill in the~~· o( '""95th ~• • omfert!flllll ..... ..Oecl bet"""'" thtt · - and key Son•ton. including tl1e Alukao• 1o t:lllfl\j)ror...., propooal, which was wpportod by the oonf"""""" lncludlng SIIM!fl•• wot kihod by Gn•·el """""""'r Come on Gre.-et \VIlli no dtanee of • bUI and leder•l protection due 10 upl,.., the' Ianda would be e•poood to f'O"Iblo ola~n1 by U-.eStote or devetopmeot by industry. Aone- yt~a1· eAtmuion ur federAl protoction fa< tile d ·Z l!nd.< wti pro.,.,.OO '11le t:~tom;k,n waa wppor1t~d by the Sune nf AJ.t15ka t1nrl by St•""~'>• al"llPdlns 1o Alu~·· Specll>l Council to the Ciovernur lame~~ Kt11 ~. Gravel ve\Ded it. Katz. did no1 SIJeC."UJato on Gra\·eJ'.- reaJOOJns In the mattor. uying nnJy ••th.ai tnform•don ~-outd have: to from tltd Senator".- offace... n:,..,,.. ha'"' Unjuotlfled ._.,.Jon The Secn!Wy waa abo p. on aiJihorlty to With<lraw otlt<:r lood! for dUI!fie&tloo In thtl ' public lntereot.• Theoe lantli Co•w.,••••lc>rw llt:lion were ~ pro<•c:th-e Slat ... pendjns lind 1978 waa leA •• the duadli.no f<W thai \\'hen the 5tudy wu ooonploted ht 197a, then Secrt!lory or the Interior Rol!"rl Monon proJ!Ok'<l that pta"" 83 million acnrr In the foor proviou•ly mtlrltlonod COIU<lfVItlon unit.. Stote leoden WL'I'8 Immediately unh•PI'Y with the of the propooal, vlowmg It .. an un,.,.tlned ••p.. •s lon of rederaf authnrity in lke ""'0 P..rwlronmenlaJ sr'Oupt we1-e aiM unh•ppy. notlnlf lh•• much or the land wu •Ltted for tho ""'~'~~ devolopm"'"' orientod fornsa tMJrviott •• OJ)J)O!M)d to tho prellt'll"\'ationltt philooophy of the l~trkl l<lrvlw In the a\ICCliiOcll'lll.)ICilt'6, battle lin•• over the d ·2 proposol Cons...,., •i•• were drawn. On onf! aide a nt!JWOI' k. ufttnvb'Orununt•l8roup• organized and ft>nrtod the Alaolul Coolitlon Powerful development inlarost8 org•nlxod on the other aide Th• Slate, not wanting to ""' eoonomlc:aUy vollllble Iandi "kded ~p· In federAl OOflM>rvatlon unltl, ....,.,ed ill own OC>Ied clown version or the d.Z 1..-.11 bill A< tlu! 1..uo bec:.ame mono widely Mown. envlnlnmorllal How_.. f""" a.- Hooe....,W,, ' M-while, the Sente f!nertl)' Cnmmlttee, tho& • - Willi Sul\1•\6 Included, WIO draftfns iti CIWTl d •Z bOJ 'J1le bdJ enl•lled U , wu ooerwhelnut\IIY endonecl by the commiu'"' but ~ by orwlronmonlol VOUJ»· wllo looked Ill Muaodlweill Senator Paul Taonpt 10 tntroduat ·~ amendmen.. on the Sen11o floor 5<....,. AUpported 5.8 al the ........ ""'rlcti~" alternath-e but 1Ni$ted 11 fPO through Without any or the T ""f'8l> ameodmen.. A tlono ~ wu worlted 001 with the lolaskln• n.-e P""""'ll'lll • nuiNitor. When !he Senate opened dehate July l t ol tlus ycao·. the l'""lf!l' ro.- btllan wtnnlns prellmlniry •'Ill.. h 0\'0f' Wllh' thts 01)f.MJMlio111 Whteh II,AJ'eed. thu.t .t\'Uidfng A IJittur JMtllantt!ntory battle or <lel•,l"rtg ,.,..,. ""l1fl eecoodary aml"'dn1enu. The r•tt~ult wu ··a compromue vert .on bot \Y~n lhe a•nendmerne and thll eommit1oe ball ,~ accordlr\g 10 Alask:t Cot.Utk.n modht JUtffpei"JKMI Nanc:y Shelnefbine . 1llc amended \'Cralon of 5.9 mode allow•""'" lor only 105.4 mWion..,...,. or land, or which nppro•imotely 44 ..,..,. woo~d h<l includod In tbc Nau;;;;&a Park 5yotmn ond 56.3 million • .,...would be 81ven wi~ pmtettlon. The biU oaoll.)l on ,.,., Zl, by a vote or 711-14. Ote lorp O'&T\Pit lndlcotod "pn>IIJ bn>od lw«< •uppon. lnt0f'prt:1od Shdlrtorblne, alons with the IIICt th•t "the biW h not that 011'011(' tu ..,..,...., <>b,.,..Joo on lhe Sooote C uc.lph It .. wlde4y bc-loeved \hit Sl ....... e•en thoupo "" ~oted .,.tnt the l)nal , ...~. tacnl) iUPIIOI'tecl ot U ttl<! be>l he mu.ld pt the an:unutanres •\ve CAfl Jrn_""-.th tha.• w*" l>enl10·p&J6ed approach • ..pJalnecl K.o,. Conolclerable dlff....,..... Mill Grovel'• failw-e to cxmpromile ~y prOd"""' It,.. b1pNt boost o( the entirf: c.ampa1sn for 1he .,wlronmentoblu ..-.1 !he blgel• ..,bacL for Stall' ladon lolt~ there wa• ...., raliitic lhre>l of bulkloUif'O pOised on the ed!!• of the ..,....,.,..,ion Iandi." """"l"llins to Koll ,......, .... stiU no~ n>Ntlid pl1>ttlClln!l.any of the Iandi either !iO l!nVIr<>O"""'Itat J!I'OUP' ul.ed the adminlwalk.n 10 aa · Int..,.,.. ..._ary CeaJ Andrw res1>ondecl ~~~ n,.~"l8 ··~Withdrawals" of 96 noilllon..,.... of lond forth""' yooro ln Sovember 1978 .,.,o.,- the Federal Lond l'olot) M~ft~mroa ACl. One month later , Prestdent Cnnt"r ~e.tgnatl'\J 56 todl.11ll af.TUi of •hb land as Sation.al Monlf"lenli under amhonl) of the Antlqultil!s lot:t 1>f 1906. 4n <>b&uiT plew of legl>latlan usuaO.v only wed for prolectton of MnaH •f't!h hliltn~l tlr or arotu.oologk:a.J •nleresl Wo01b• Al1111ka waa ngt~st Ahhoush ther-., had ~·n .con•·~rn m·er la.m t propoJ.als from the ~ginnma, ouxordinj( to ~:ut, I t WIHi nothif18 compared w the rru:uration and tu~~J<II" c.\pr~<d when thtl Cn1er admluistration made th~ withdNJwkl' .. The State nt~ la w.W_~ aglllmt the fedc.rill gtwurnnttlnl on the luue or the withdrawab So far . .tOme or lht• ~M!$ 111'.1\'(' becrn loJt, othel are 1UU in litigation, acxord.mg to tL;tt While Alaska fumed, enrirorunemaltsu ,.,;oic:ed ht t1wlr pM!IImlnary vltll!ry. Bu1 boch sides ogre<ld thot Cc~nal action wa1 Mill needed- The adm.tnbtr;Jtive :u:sl.on l.:u::kt'd lh4! flOJtlbUit.)l _ . r y to deal With the whok! lnue. Under this M:tion. D!t'lim Jand are.H"muJd oot M open tn ope<:ifo:: types ol unobjec;tiooable or """"""'I'Y d<M:Iopot<'111. Join the Army Reserve without interrupting college. W'*' ~ totn Ihe AI my"-"''" unoet UWt SI)IU lra~n.ngOpo. hon fO'iJ c.ou• ~~~ yoUt 8a.ak: Training and Adv•ncec:l .nawldual ltarnlug dv"ng awo conueuti'H eummers You gel fuU pay lot .,our rra•ut••u.. 10 h.. like navma • aumm., JOb BftlWU'il fOUr wmrnen of uatnlno, you serve .-tlh your loc.al A.rrt'Y "' ··""'8 unu 11 lakes tust US hOuri • month. usualfr il wee~ e'nct You earn an rncome wnue you learn and u"e • alii Aher -;o~r Adwancod rndtwtdual Tralf'!tng yov contlni.Ht to use your stullrn your loclll unll ourl"9 tiCh monthly meetinG plus owung two weeks ol Annual Tratnmg 01 touftl. )'Ou'll be paid few all vour RestfWd duty. po- , _ , , Nooono.l Wildl1fa I ' I• Call Army Reserve Opportunities 856·1650 e"st bo:t,..,., the Sefwleand JMMicubrl~ In rt!pl"lk 10 lloe ~ Ranso on Aloskl\ r00<1b""""' p..m..o... on the _,._...,. """\ ... · - ..-.llogins pon lwldJ6_ \\1\.\t b.t_.. triet )"' tu:IIXll'\linJliO --blne OrdlnMu~ , • t~Sfn.lle confi:'Y~ (l)mmlttte ~'OUid ou1 ttM. cbffe.renrft. .lnd aend thr ~11115 btU tNd. au both ~ Howt"\ltf, cnv bdl ~ re..ant::~t\t than the Sl•t~ \<'hiM .. hldt • ,~•• ll)bnd .. bk<l) to be "'OU!d >l&ttd • good ella,.... ol bo.tng rdobu.<t.,.,_-d b~ the lola>bn. whttn It ~ b.w:k to thtl SeNt• 111\<ls tho<lflht of u '"'"15 too ~~"'"' • risk t:Or\Sidennf: tloe llnle i.nd "-Ot"k aD JNI'110 Ju,.-, put •n on the meMUM!' ln_.n Would yon believe 1lous. It,.,. po»obtlolif> orr lr(l, ....,.,<dJng to ShelnerboM Tttu uoo~· CO\tkJ tu•• Keept ou1n,;ht the Senat~ '-'C!niOn. "hlr.h ,. unllkrl) , t:uro•Mltrlllfl the ditrc...,...,. ln...,a, od_The Uou.se c:uuld rewnte lt«o Q"n but, &endinl h , 11od t&w ""•JlO<I>tbUhy "' olll:ept or nut """''"'· back to the ScNtte Or thuro could be eomo k1nct ol 1d hoc nt:gntuttKHl bet"'e....---o key 10Cif'll)(~·• of both hnu.w...a At IUIY raul, lha IMua b tar (1"\HHI 11nal.olu,ion, stnce both t;df!t t.;ve IndicAted 1 d.,;tru to lmprm.•e the bill accordi01 to thclr ru•()O(;IIVtt po~itiotaJ ai 11 llltt!r d• l~. 6u1 I finithed hUt t!\'UI\ if amended ).Iter, would ~~m to be in the lnt c!"'fMt of ""'" p3rtl•J> II would aUuw devek»pmem to pfUl.'\"t..od, especaaHy m a.rub wluch hav~ been lndlrtotly affectt.'d hy'the limbo which hat lu'od for ten yeart due u. Mlt.h things as uuoenafrny D\'er lrat»put,aliOn <Qrridon. If ~oukJ .UOw the State to finls.h iu land Jeit!Ciiuu prucess. no\\ rn 1&.1 2. ht year And lt woujd SJ'M1l deserved protectloQ 1o ol 1)16 apectoculAr wlldemesl """'~in our la'l!eot ""ne tUlll ATHLETIC ATHLETES! GOVERNANCE GET INVOLVED! BOARD Positions Available: 1 Male Student Athlete Representative 1 Female Student Athlete Representative 1 Student Recreation & lntramurals Representative For Ci011b08 students. tho Auny ResetVe ja a gooG ..,_.., to earn eaua tnc::omtt wnlfo )'OU gel practtcat on-the-too P · Pttflence by ... o to """ tn.tlf'8lno 511'\'0IU and ld• alloftll dedclod h wu ume to talk pa""" ·II"'"" • land r...,.,..,, problbtlillj! moot t.nd ......r~n thtl federal p •ornmoot until th" l..ue oould be ielltod by ~ Under the r,.,..,, lhtlo deVtlopment could toke plaa:, including that of the lll~j~e oil diJW""'"'"' at Prudlloe !loy, OU>Ce no one knew "hal l...W would n< "Otlld not t.. avaJJabte """'""re from • ohaky poltt...U atli•Jt«< of 1\lu••n na~ov... and...""'orol deYelopment intore.u pnl<'I>Piod Coni!'•"" "' 1971. to pau lhe AI..U NahVf a ..m~ SMUe:mem Aa IA.,'loCAJ_ ThO> AQ outhonLed 9-•llll<•l .u mUbon ..,,.. of 1..-.1 u "ell u peyment o( $961 mWlon to Aluku 50,000 Aleut. Indian and Eoklmo people A then btU. not.....O p<IMJOI1 of AXCSA, Soctlon 17 tdi tZI. olllhonzed the_..,..,.,. of the Interior to W>thclrow up to 110 mJWon _.... ol f-.J land r... atUcly u po..il>lo notional pori<>. wildlife refuget. foruu. and wild and OC<'fllc TheJe Iandi ainoo '-<>m<' Me>"'} •• Uw d·2 lancU.• wtlll<! othl!r areu, which ""'"'ed ....,... wl~ prolec:tlan, could not boo ~""" 11. 1n lll79, Uci&U ""umed to the wllb lriOIIvr bill, IUUOIAr 10 what hld beo11 poiMid a yeor ~ l'nvinJnnlenlallll ....-. pven a ..,.,.., on the bllerior Conunlttoe when hll biD was rojoaed In of • oubodtute IN<:W by State ..-.1 indu•tr)' «<lOP• onJhe 11oor o( the full t~Dwe, Udall wu ablo Ill ...tnt'"""""" hll bOJ whoch pot- by • m.o<tJn of - Pick up your opp/fcatlon or!M S.A. Of~ 111 Tdbm Holl, Amherst Campus For more information call 636-2950 f :f : ~ .,.. ~ ~ ~ i �il. . _,CQD!~·©@W®Jr'_W IChemical waste disposafhits ~~_....., : a snag in Niagara County l8 by PauJ a..ub In the wake ol the l.o\'8 Conol ond OCher ,: cloomlcal .... llllllonwldo. It hu become ~ door Ibn bot~. ""'" ~ -kcn"'"oully- .,_,... o1 ~ ~ diapoMI ""' .-~oct. And ~ f1rml ·~ In c:t..DI ....... dlopoMllwMs ~ lrllmandaua ~ .->tly, one 1oea1 C10ftJ11011Y hu IDI!I atlfr oppoo1t1on 10 Ita plan 10 oend 11'8Alod wute Into the I or-- ,..,.. - · produced • - . 1 ~cloys ol public br.uint:IO by the DfC durtn« t h e - ol1979. A ...... IMio<fiY a( t!W"lfttlmony WU ~by the dMne lnt......llonal goup a( plpeUno oppanonll inc:ludin8 the Slate Allomey Ceneral'a otroce; the IOWDO ol - · IAWitton. ond Nlopn.Qn.11Je.La):e; Operollon ae..n. • loeoJ ~ goup with cbaptera In Oonodo ond the United Sta- the Prowinoe of Ontotio: and New Yort< Stale Stnal<lr Jolin Daly~ '•1111. 5CA <l>emlal Wutaa sen1cea, Inc. o1 a.Jmlna ll)ot Ita ~t mana oflreiled Moclol Oty, N.Y., loc:alod 20 mDea nor1h ol wuto diopoMl ~ Si• Mile 5waJe-;a llulfalo. p1ona to conatNCI a $1.1 million , wate,.,.y evomaul!y finding. in Lake 1M mile ·~ pipeline to any ltNtod Ontario-la too Hmhed. 5CA hu condlldod chemk:oJ wut.., from lw fodlity 10 a thotthepropooedplpellr\eistheonlyfoaslble dlodlarp point In Pet!&Y'• P.dcly on the way to ollmlnate \he 68 miDion gaJlont of N1ofant 111-. Tho .....,_.J hu been met liquid walto they bave allowed t o wllh much c>ppoaltlon rrom reaidc!nlaonboth aldOl of the river wbo rou the! poolllblo 5CA hu NllflOil'lociiO the resldc!nla' rean health effect• of the pipeline'• poUutanll on by maln11lnlng that, acoordln8 to the the local envln>nmmlt. eompany'l position papera, the pipeline Althou&h consuu:tlon on the pipeline hu ''WOuld have ~blc Impact on the commenced, not o)l of the . - r y pennlla envlronmm\t hc!auao of tbe I!J'OII dllut)on b1 hove been sranted IO opcrllo it. 8oth tho the flow of the rlvt!r." State Oeptrlme nt of Envlronmentel Conlervatlon 101!0 ond the Army Corp• of NorconviBefono bel"!! dllchuged, Uquld wastes ~" have 8J'antod pc!Mtlllllon, but lho or Town of Portor. N.Y.. througl> which the undorso a comprehlnllvt! plpellno muat pau. hu remained offlcl.tlly ollldot.l on and reduction, neutrallutlon and opposed to tM propoood wute dltpooal blolqpcal trutment aU rep~ what ~the "best avaO..bloo tod\n01Cl8Y." The syJtem~ • t,.,.ted wute reaultl"!l from this procoss il primarily water contalnlnS only trace lncreued dlKboo,..., AOCOmpanyinjJ Ill app""-..1 appllclltion to quant.lllllt or heavy me\411 and Organic lhe DEC lor lhe conaiJ'UCilon olthe pipeline. chen\lc:&lt whole oonentnllora are "'l!'JI.ttod SCAabo_...,androcelvodpennlaolon by the DEC Conatmod about lhe hlgl>ly toxic nature ol 10 increase it.a muimwn cUc:h.lrp ra1e lnto the I l l - zo UmH to two million 1101110 or the' poDullliiU like ar-* on.t' cadmium, and whether the required 10:1 pllont per cloy. n Is primarily the .-,com about the dlluuon ration will be ""'*-'ed. mooy 1ncreaaed amoun1 ol pollutant• lroon the resldonll l't!ftUiin -vinced about lhe pipolirle.-\o be located only two mlloo pototlal health hlunl. In • addl1ion. Slate Senator Daly ond upotreom lrom \lle drinking watorln\AU ol Jooeph PiiHtt..,. 0>-L-N'.....,.. Nia5ara-On·The·L•ke, Ontario-that no. _ _ _ ... _ .. """"""""'L 0000 INTDITIOH&,IADI'\NIHOIIO'I:A.,....p/pollno, _ _ _ , _ _two.... - .lift ~--- FaUal boiilevo that tho oxpan&d rlla of ornuent dlac:hargo rrom the plpellne will further encourage the lmponlllon or hoUI'OOuo WUtOI, rou6hJy 80 percent Of which p"""'ntly como from ou111de the Western New York area. NJa&lra' County, tbe legiJiatorl believe, Ia already '""''men' overburdened with h1zardoua wute problemJ. Oppoolllon to ~line helgl>tenod lut January when deeP,he the rctldenu' concert~~. the DEC 8J'10lod a permit alJowinS the plpellno CD1Sinl<:tion and the dellred lnaeueln the dlacharp rata. Pullin« out N'.....,.. While DEC Commlllloner Robert Fladte oalled II a "pnldent decioion," .._....,., Councilwoman Joan Glpp termed thl decision •an 1e1 or war ~"" the reoldenll ol this ...... and em.c~a ; ICO:H'din!! to Tho &tJJalo~t..ocaJ actlvl•m a&sinJt SCA. Whoae """"""vman ......,. _ _ out _ _ _ - 0 0 - - o i .. Nt'ooon-.'l'llo wndwttwrt.... p~hy about hlurdou• wut.,.·"ha• u Itt hlghett priority the pre,..rvallon of the envlrol'lment• aooordl"!l to a oompany documont, has lncroa~~ed aubatantloilly rocently. Cllluna Agalnot Pollution (CAP), a goo~ opJ>OIIIns the plpollno, ...... brou,9lt oome modia anentlon to lhe dlapooallaauo by plc:l<edng 5CA almost dolly. nv-ee of Ill mombel'l ,......, arrntod In\ lllte AUj!UII for poa<:elully blocking trucl!W901D ontl!l'ins lhe 5CA · raclllty. Woeb'later, vanclob did 510,000 WIX'II1 ol dornase to the pipeline. Apparently, the~ ol CAP U1d other opponent• Ia poytns off u two ol the wute contractora buildln& the pipeline, Conttruc"on Agreaatea and T.C.C. Material-. • Umltod boch of OntArio, have pulled ...t. But whother lha opposlllon will be .. aucaaoful In lloppins the plpellno .. the reolclenta of Wlbonvllle. Dlinois wer11 In ..opping • tOldc ~ lllndlillto be built by an 5CA 1uboidla.ry, remain> to be - - . in the m iddIe · ,of a,.confrontation ~S'SSS981!-SSS9i!!!S!ISSSSSS:SSSSSS::!>SSSSSSSS'SSSS!!ISSSS:S:SSSSSSS!~ Alaska The Theatre DeP.artment &. U.U.A.B. !)4'esent quanllllllt ol pollutanll, t080lher with lhe maul<: flow ol the Nlasara fllver, mitigate any buo!l on public concern over lhe potaible health olfocta. SCA 'a ar&ument Ia aa11lt poalble b1o1oC1coJ otrocta or lhe plpelino'a dlac:harfiOCI pollutanll. 8J'asped ClOn&JderfQg the roouJt ol However, tho SCA and the mixing • mlnumum or 198,000 Department of l!nvlronmentll mUIIon 10n1 of water that flow ConiOI'V~tlofl (OIIGI-Ihe apncy • throiJ6h the Nlaglra Rl- with whlch BJ'nllod 5CA a key permit the propotod plpollne'• dlacbarp allowlns tho pipeline' • of high concentration• of conf'\ructlun latt pollutanta. Janu. ..y-conour that the low _ _ _ __...y)>eul ...ub The 5CA COr\'"""'"Y Ia larply ''Local Jazz'' October 3 rd and 4th from ·8 ·1 2 pm Appearl ns at THE CENTER THEATRE 681 Main Street, Buffalo Local Jazz Musicians performing will be: AND NOW,FDR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT $1MCHAT TORAH at Hillel Thursday. Oct:. z. 7:30 Hille House • 40 Capen Btvd. (Va Block from Main St.) 836-4540 SATuRDAY COME JOIN US CELEBAATE.THE READI,.Q · .OP THE. TORAH ~ .. ALL·WELcoME Other Events- · SUD BOARD OMtllfC. Prl. Oct. 3 · Dinner at II pm Sat. Oct, 4 . siricH/Luneh 10:00 SUn. Oct. 5 • 8Nneh 11 :30 H~ TO SEE YOU THERE FIND A PLACE ~T HILLEL · �Parks Alaska: the pres~rved land - - - -JJ.Y Kurt RotbeflberSer The Int.,. ;;t lhe AWka Iinde biU iJ to "" aoiclo ~.land of por1lcullr or 1101ewonhy oconlc. oc:lenllf'oc or ~ voluo, for tomotTOw, In lhe lower 45 tt•t., lhiJ phllotophy hu '-> appllod wllh c;><~uolly earnea1 ln.t.enc, but not aJwaya wtth 't........rul - · The lbllowtns It • br1ef tnii'OCiuctlan to .,.,. or lhe new J>lrl< and ~ - I D be . . .blbhoclln - Aluka: Mi4t:ltd calciero. On lhe Atuko l't!nnlnluk. lhe put . , of lhe ..... uiiJDdlnjJ out toward lhe Aleullon llloncb, u.. lhiJ Sl'm• ohell or • coUapood volcano. 1'1Mt crater DlNIUI"88 .U rnOot from rim 10 tim and Itt w.U. rioo Z,OOO ,,.. above a floor whldl hat e.<perienaod "" eruption u """"'tly U 1931. A IINIU tl.ka It trapped lnoltk lhe enter, but Itt waton oan oocope lhrou8tl • rift In lhe rim. """' flow 27 IO the JIOL Coloto{tht: Artfjc, L)'in« .,tlr<!ly above tho &n;tle di'CHI are "'""' of NoMh America'• nn01t remaining wildemet~ .r••• The l\4lh mountabu and kmg valley• nf the central Brookl R•'W' pnMcle • bocl.drup for thi> t>nd of an;tle tundn, riven. griuty bo.lni, doU u-p, caribou and Eakimo Jeaend It to oJoo I land YUt truneroJ "'ulth, mollm& It one o( the focal point4ln lhe ...-n·otion vs devttlopmt!m or lllul• Alaokan l'jo,.... I<Mlmti. ln t9tZ.. -a vule&rde urupdon ten timoo mare powt>rful \ha.n Mt. St. lfoleru' May 18 bl.tat urrnod thb """' Into • moonoc:ape, ~ thousand> or "l'U"' mllu wUh \'Oicmic uh A NatkmaJ - Monumena even bef..-e lhe ~· propoat. Kaunalla lilted for exponslon lbe ~ al'IO lndudoo mountaiN, laku, men aod 10m1t of the best brown bev h1bitat In lllul<a. ~«<uti l}orda. Thll aru ClDil1a1ru an "unc!uplleAtod ODitlbinaUon or mountain flankod 1Jon1o, - ......_, wildllfe, end a remnant ll:e IJold from lbo . , . o i t IICOIIrdirltl to an &Ml<:h! In Alu.t. Goosnt/JIIIt: ~ h It ~od on lhe Kenai PeMinlula ,_,.11\e town of Sewlf'!l,. KDbuk Valtry. Thiny mllea notth u1 lhe Arule dl'de,_lhe IC<Jbuk rtvr wlndt thnNSh • - . t une•pectod "'""""""*t-und 1a,ooo ...... or them. n.e ~ ......X. a heitll>tofi!)OfiiOI ond ID'tiiiOIImatecl • to be ....... ~5.000 }'80rl olcl. tODlpanlturtllln thla or lbo north may top 100 ~fahrenheit . ss-n.· cru.- K.el.p,kelp l.alt4 Cart. 5tradplin« tbo Alotl<a Aleutlan mountain """"' lie the Alpo of Alatb. Thlo ....,. io u u any iD AJ.uko, ~ lllplne peolca. pcien, volcal-. rivln ...... of lhe nation'• 0>011 booutlfu) glacial YW. Itt Ytp10tion dJ,_ and Wildlife ant •• dlVl!ne at itt toposraphy: lloro ranj(eli from ..,. kelp and tiny llc:htm to • tho lArgo Sitko apruce, While f•ur•• lndudes bear, n,.,._, 10ablrd> and'lx!l~ whllu. Ml.lfy l'jords. Localed oo lhe aoutheutenf p<lllbandle on the protoeled wot"" or •lont!. nam>W u11« of the Podfte!' Oooon lleo 1 lmtf or YU'Iually Wlloudtod c:out.al eooty~tems. Rock w.U. jut ~ .000 (1101 out from the ocean In llllf't1nd lnhablte<j by bold eap., brown and blACk bear, wol\'ea, motnlafn guatt, bcavur, ml:nk and river ouera.. nda roo is ~ land or oontroveny, Iince oorne lo~ lnt....,.ll have looked hert' to boloter the OO<llhoa>t'l AMlJ1i! economy. wildbfe hablm ~opec10ouiar giAeial vaUoya, tndudlJt« lhe~t Corse. ul'\'od by the Ruth Clocittr, • river or lee a mile wide and J,llOO r.... deep. ~-$1. tJiu. At 8 mUllon a(ftl, thb wiU beoome tile lat3"'l linCte unh in the Nauonal Parlt oy&tem. Thia io I land ol hlP Mt. MdCi~Jer. Thil~memberof _......, h.,P ~ ......oterfalb lhe National Pari< oys1et11 II oiltod for eopanolon. ~. ihe pori<'o IOUlhem boundry ba1'01y takea In tho aumnut or the Z0,320 fom-hlsb mountatn-Horth Amc!rieo't hJ&Ilett. 'The addltlom wiU olao ~udo ptimD -ranphlP tun<IJ'I The St. EJi,u tndudet lhe ....,..d and thlrd ...,_ ommuter Breakfast at the Spine mountalnt In North Ameri<a. t.Ct. Lopn in Canada end Nt. $t. Eli&a In lhe Urutod Stotea. Thlt .,... oloo ooa\llina one or the Onett ~ "-P populatlono left on the oontlnen.,_,, """""' or >"" another. oonti'O\'eny.-.ltOW much ltnd Jhould be lel1t>j>m to hunttlljl, Many of theoe areu are hundredo of milos from lhe _...,.. ~oy or railroad, only by air. Some will be """"' mom and .;,;..,.. _.,.,.. wiU lA deYdopod while 0()-. wiD remoln In _ . . Ollto. looWod- wild. only to tho hardy, lhe aclwntW'OUJ, end unfonunotoly, to who have Ol1l>\.l(l.lt money to 110' lhere, t- ~ fmtl FRIDAY, OCT. 3 from 8 am till 12 Noon In The Capen Lobby 15c Doughnuts - FREE Beverages COMMUTER T-SHIRTS WH.L BE AVAILABLE Check our UJatetbed UJOtld presents ''THE COu.EGE SPECIAL" on~ $22995 Complete WaterbedKing or Queen size INCLUDES: Our best maffress, heater, liner, fill kit, frame, platform/ pedestal', 2 padded rails. J. ._ FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE FREHAYAWAY ~ Boulevard Mall - 836-6300 cou~n section for great specials �ll~ ~~----~----~ -~-~-·@. @W®_ _o·__o~ -·~ W--~/--~~~~ SCA Uersy ___ , ___ ! Contfio ~ Y'' ~ • f 5o ~ II the dlludon In allevlatlni tho ornuant' o • onvlronmtotal Impact that, 1 meM:UryJ tho aecond sroup. River. Probably 6eacuoo of do!allns with the pcUuunu. lnaunrlal p r iJanJc cbemlc.lo, bloconcleotratlan. It caueed the Sdll the quet(lon of tolodty DEC 10 temporarUy bolt bua. remalnl. II 1bere • lhrelbold pon:h ond trou1 lllhJoS !'rem lAke below wilk:h no m offecu wouJc1 Dntorlo In 1871 bec:auoe of occur? 1blo quoollon II dllllcull to uaJI\I.I.allnlll anower bec:IUM of the lllOJ\Y l'1lhiniJ It a .,.jor lnciUIU')' for varll.,_ l.....t.ed In c!e1ermlnlnS controveray -11 at wbat tbe lake, wllh lncreued tho efocu ~ low loMolll CIODC1!Illnllon are they to:llct contamination not only alfoc:tlQs chemical upoaure over Ia~ Wbi1G' the pipeline would add u-e who •t the Cllh. but lloo perlodo dme, for ........... to t h e -· thooe who are economlc.lly . __ , . ,... Ntualy I!XJ>CIII!d to clependeol oo k . Onrallt-t anenk: tbrOIJ6b IOU,_I like l'wrtvpl mont IIIJrdllc&nt than However. deoplte much ~and oppoi-entl euffer no Ill -Lrallon ue tho pcao1>1o controveray, tho overall ......... offeda ot d1ronlc upooure to relulonohlp botween to:ric lnd...S. phenols, haloseoated h~. pbthlalAte 01101'1 aad c;r.-. All <11 U. lo:dc. but tho \lluJ ~ to tho -.Ire • 1 Pow·• IIddy (tho diiiCharga point)." However, maay of tho ~ accordlac t6 OIC, . • • "tbe ~ 10 tho p1po11no bollovo a~ o( ouflldenl Oow In lhG the "'nnutton u the 0~ the "'iiCan .U.. Ia tho c:rillcal to the pollution" - . p i 11 ~ factor to achieve adequate I ~ dilutJon aad nl the ..,.,_ o( the diodlarp .- Hence, from tho ~~ or or or ~l' ~ n. 0ow of the Ntapra rnq 1111s tbeln ...._ but the ...... D01Ute me>)' of the effluanta I"'OI11Iiiw. or OBC'o ~ ~or the haUI'dout par11 of to~:";,.':."'~.:!':::;: ~e;:;:;! u::.;:r:•o;b::,. :::In~ 1o ~ llhe the pahae ot public ~ wu the at"*"-'t o( the requlolto 10: 1 rocollllns wat....co.ell'luen clllulian ratio In the ellluent can be claalllled 11>10 1wo mJscmeral voupa. ,Jieavy metala lncludu aroenlo, cadmium, barium, load and CLASS RINGS - I for flab," >"" od,>r lmporwU fac::ton - n t ao .-lily teotable. AMumlniJ SCA aad DEC ue WrD"8 and tbe effiuonl from the jlpdil>e doe& produce ~ l>lolc!gbl effecu, • ~r owpec:t would" be balsenated ~ 1bU wide crouP oo chemical• I> dw"aaerW!d by lu I'Ciiltonce to biodesradlbWty ond 11& accumulltloo m body fa IIt Is due to lhe.te characterlltlc5 tha halosenated ll)'droca:rbnono I1UCh u DDT, PC&, ond Agent haw athlevec! notonety. major conaeqlienoo or the mlcal characterlailct of h•loJ!eOJIIed hydroc8rbona II that can enter into Olll' or the many long food - . , . of tho river'• aqwotlc enl'ironmenl and be concorlntrated-rather than dilu~u tl'ley move up the food chain: , In analyzing a food chaJn In Niasara·ON·The·Lake, Ontario cloar. M .U.S ol.,.,.,.,. ~ aad drW<Io& Ito watu-4alcen ,..., 'frocn tBSO to 1969 In OOUil1B In mil.. clownotrum from tha the IJnlted Slltn ~ by propnled dloc:barp ah&-ml&)\1 over Ions porloclo of lime accumullle encwgh oJ the chemlca1l '" their bocly fat to prod...., detrimentAl health. the National Coner lnllhuto ahowed o high correlation between lncluotrlal areu and cancer mortality rues. Not ourprlongly, Erie and Nlasara countleo were In the top ·10 Methoda • pon:ent of Unlteo States' uncer Whllc! the offoell or chronic mol"llll\)1 ....... etpnture are mont pranouced Further pollutln& the olrea<J.Y wit•n tho expoaure level& are contaminated Nlosora Rlvor Is bigh-<~o with to.rtlle dyo WOI'kel'l oeen as 1 "grave error" by Or. and Lo"" Canll reoldCIOIII-Iow Baverty Palgan; who haa worked level expooure 1.t iiUI ImportAnt as with Love Canal ""l<ienta. many halogcnoi<Jd hydrocarbons To many of the oppnenenll of are not readily dotollfled bu tho tho plpll lne, more effective body and t_htlf"urore lend to oatrernattve1 1re the un1y awumulltte. solution . Technologleo more To make thlngo worse, effldent In dbpntln& or · toxic Ol'o!ratlnn O,on, a toc:.ll cltlzoma waJtor Include dl>tillotlon of the IP'OUP~ to the pipeline, effluent ond the complet~/ quooGilN whether the requl&lle dellructlon of' the organic dDutlo11 rile will ..,.,. be acheived. chemlcab by hiiJh ptempet'Otute Long blAnd Sound trul ~ 'Jbcy o:falm o dye lUI done II the lndneratlon. This oould be done In with mlcroorganlsn,. and ended proposed dlocharge pnlnt In the rurna- of locol cemenr with f~Jb.eallo& birclo. · ecolopl ""U,y:y Eddy ohowod thlt the factotiel. GeoriJe WoodweU found that DOT nee.. nry dilution wu not Conslclo!rltog the ovenll threat In the woter was concomu•uod achleved. pooed by the ptpeliM, much of appro.Wnately ten million times In addition, there II """"""' the oppoaition ~ with an that many or the chemlc:aiJ will Operation Clean Oyer Will~ by the end or the fod c:haln. ~llr"•· a potent ino<!Cllcide obocril onto IN! rl\'ff bottom ot.ate> that "Man hiJNelf Ia hiiJh eomewN1 Jimilar to DOT aad -oodlmmu. Thia. ~ with on the lbt or pollution~ manufactured by Hooker poaoible tno«quto dlludon, miiJht opoclel .. and Operatloo Clem Otmual Company or h'lagara jeopardize the eOt!CUveneu or ~a world free pollution !taU., hu 11oo en"'"'<< the Nia6ara SCA;o propooed mat hod of • and wW ...tile for nolhlniJ leu." or .TCASH PRI Bring in those old school Rings for instant cash! ·- DAYS _g_ ONLY Friday Ill. Saturd_a y 0ctober Srd and 4th 11am-5pm r--------~ --------• Weddfna Baada • • Gold Watch Caaea • • Gold' Chalfta • • Old ~· • Deatal Gold • • Silver • Aay Scrap Gold .. Gustav fl. Frisch -Jeweler- oayger opens Earth's doors 1- - - - - - - - - . . . . b Y Chuck Puleo Tbis put Augu51, while most studenla were gening ready to rerum to 6Chool, oomethlng very Important wu talt:lng place aome ?9S mUllan mUea from the earth. • It Wll& during that month that the Voyager I l ~t>acecr·aft came within the roaohes of Sa tum and back to earth tho rmeat plcturea the pJanet. It wu lhlll pme l ~t:>acecr·aft that a Uttle over a year agb brought us l b!'811th·lt.aldn.lmagaa of Jupiter and Ita ..tetUtes. boon traveling lhroush opncll co1mpani<tJn ohlp Voyager II, for over their 1977 launchet. Voyager n hij!h resolullon photograph• or which are beiniC e.umined at the Jet l'nlpulaiat)~ Laboralory UPU' In Puadenl, Callfomia: nte Trajectoriee of bolh Voyager spoteeerafu planned 10 lhefr encounterS wllh J~ and S<ttum would be opoced by on Interval of approa!rNitely four and eljlht montbl. reepet:t!vely. • If lhll plan hokja true, Voyaf,ff 0 ahould ..,counter Saturn sometime ne.d June. Aatron<lJner• and ldeollst.l at JPL hope the Voya&era mission will be .we to anawer aome of the questions that have ~ puuled them. •ucb u : how atrol1ll .,... the qygnetic roelcb of Jupltec. and Saturn? Why do 1"'- planeu rlldlate more enersY than IIIey receive? And do the laJ'SI!r salelliles of the outer pl:atleU GncludJna Uranus and Neplunel oonlai.o an atmosphere? w""' lnv>DManca If other enc:ouoters are to be att~'l'nplod. 'The achedule is aiJO undec the aaswnptlon th't the IJ*lCCI'Arts survive their travel through Satum·s rings. Eventually, the Voyagers will joumey out of our Solar Syllem and thoir •ignals wUI fade until Elrth has completely lost contact with them . But, before thla happens, 6Cientists all over the world are hoping to gain aomc kno,~ledge about our• Solar System's outer planlll$ by the lnfonnat.lon being tr&Mmltted dAily to t.h e JPL. Tho roota of tho Voyager apaco program go· back lo 1972 when lhe mission WIIS given the go· ahead algnal with governmental funding. �lI · l i ~ j f j I . I e ~ Ju'*'t Heft &Mub An adtlfJ, Hty , . , Bulfl IOU.- •tiN WinS u No sha'des of World.War II as Bulls defeat Eisenhower by Andy Maddl~t•• -¥«tr1C.81 St.// Wn/ft" play. WhUc the Bulls kop< the Ocnerals pinned io their own t:ncl most of 1M h.aJf. theY were: unabk to pu1 i1 in &he nn. Cold> Sal Esposito pointed ouo thaJ slloW<d rC11larkablc compOJurc. They (the GcD<rals) didn't panic. Th<y looked good," h< uld. Bulls' scoring s pcciallsts Simon and Mik< Cjorgicvsld worked together to ptoduce a goal 20 miouta f.nto th< half. Aft<r susl&iniog prasurc in the Gc:D<rals' end , C)orcl<vai fcd Simon, who S<Ofod 1mid" a scnmblc ib front of th< aoaJ. Halfback Luke OiMogio eamcd a placc on th< sh«<, fccdioa Oro,.,. and Simon for aoals four minutts apan. Brown, a rcserv< forward, scorcd at 36: 17, whil< Simoo closed out UB's scorin¥ with his second of th< day (and ninth of the: season) fow minu1es later. Eis<oho.,., Who said that wtnning roquires an all out effon? UB's socxcr Bulls wnc admittedly na~ Saturday-but th<y still manaaed 10 OV<rpowcr Eisenhowtr Coll<a< 6-0 at th< Buffalo Sotcer Oub. The Bull s cstablisbtd c ontrol carly in th< CODt<SI-<flllllbfoundJn&tb< visitin1 Ccn<fals with that crisp pauinJ and bustlina d<ftst. But. It wasn't unlil 12 minutts into th< gam< tb&l the BuDs dr<w blood when Davc Richards Pll.lscd to Davc Simpkin just outsid< th< penalty arca. Un.a uardcd, Simpkin had tim< to lflP and fire tit< ball, ~.adna Eisenhower's aoalic: jus1 under the- erossbar. \ Many C<oss KO<ed 12 minutes later. pouncina on a Chris Simon rd>ound. Halfbltd. Scott Bl)k and fO<Ward Mart Brown CD¥incered a pr<Uy soorin& driv< ID minutes later. H<lplcss Eis<nhowtr dtfcnd<rs were m<rt sp«<ators as Ulyle's goal culminated tbe pi•Y and brought an end to th< fir01 balr. Second half play was marked by a dtfmit< tcmpo shift , with both tcams .atlina clown to a more cldi~c "Yk or asmu Eisenhower Coach Randy t>t.y aurlbwed his team's poOr showlna to fati&u< and lack oftal<nt. "Our JU)'S ~·"'•.tired." h< S&ld. ''Thi• was our thin! gam< in ci&ht days. Wt made a lot of mistakes mainly because W< Jaek exp<ricn<.., and talcnt." Simon di...,..O witb May sayina. "We were more talcnted by far. Their fullbacks were slow." Coaltcndcr Mark Cdcsled continued to .... btS achina Ita. - as Ray Eckert fctOI'ded his Iiili shutout or the sc:asoo. ~o pniscd lh<tcarn effoct. ~. "As bad as we W<l'e, we looked aood." The <'*"' fch that Sia>oa. DiMaqjo, Jim LaRue. &lSd Tan ~ore played espcaally wcll, but acjdcd. "Our passinJ ""' 1\at. I tlliftt they (tltc Bvlb) wert thinkins ab<ad (to th< Buffolo Statc gam<)." Esposito hit th< nail on the head, JIKI&ing from th< rtspoM<S fo Lh< Bulls after the prn<. Oa•< S'unptln, who played a.,,""' ..,. "' halfback,ll&cn'Cd, ''They've (Burr Scat<) always bod a toUJh team," adtlina (hat he bdined the Bulls would be eoptciolly "up" for th< aam<. Blyl< noted that the UB-Bufr Stat< ri•alry Is a pankulary heated 9nc sin«, "wc'vc played with a lot or Litem (tit< Burr Slllt< playm) b<fore. Wt know thtTn real wdl." OiMogio aarccd <omm<ntina that , "oo matter how aood the teams -. •ere in th< post, the Burr State &arne .as al-ys :a wry <mOtional on<." The •a<ran midftdd<t was quid to not<, however... ,...II need our home c:rowd IUpt>O<tthouclt." Fllllbact Davt Chana cchocd his rcamm&lcs' "atcmenu "'hcn h< remarked. 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Muy, Muylllorel ·- - - - r--~--~- I * cw._.cr-~oo~c.-I • ..,..,_ !Oiu * ....-s.o' I,...,.,_ I I I .-" SIC7IOI ' !.,~~-::.."~ ~......,_... ~ ·------.Jill·--- =·~l:r-;;.,."t"'~~~ l ___________ .:-.:.::r:'~:--rJ· 0/fergooduntfiOct. 10, '30 I I I I I I I �;.· . ~ Ke~ers J>repare to strike out; . !~:~~J£m~ g!~t~~~.;~= i- Md "C'~am~oll.-.drao<u>ditla~ a bdeepred Bllfftllo Scae CoPcao> . _. '"Jbe deiU oo lhls tam is uabelinal>k:' Bulls' a>ach Paul TzinlerU - - ''The ocorcs ~ 11r<11>a all the way lbro...,." ';:; The UB "A" team, powered by Dutk Krone's 239 blab-. dalto)'Od their Benpl oppooe1IIJ amasolni l,m piQs. JlJZueker oflluffS..etumcd ill a banDer perf~ witb • three tolal. r ' "The "A" team bu nnr boWl<n. Ksonc: is a lell· hllldcr whkb b very rare and makes him very valuable," Tlinlcris explained. Newa>mtrs Bob RolliOO and Orca Piekarel need more upericnce aceordin& to tbe coaeb. Pick....,l wu low man oo tbt team with a ~ tOC.a l fO< tW9 - · The Bulls' "8" team also $Wept all three pmes and total pins, witb some fme bowlina by Don ZdiiGwbo didn't make tht tWIII&st year. The "8" ttam fdled 12 more pins tban the "A" team. Zeitler bad IIC<IOnd·bWt total for the "8" team with I 587. I "DonworkedatabowUnaalleyalllummerS<!heaot in plenty or praalce. AI Mayer also worked out a lot this SW1ll0tt," . . plained lbe Bulb' coaeb. J i m O.tdll...... Tbe fmol pme of the "8" COOtell boiled ,down 10 a -911-91l. foo~<r,aru~lftllot,,.....lbc"B" t - . . . . ao-d ....,..;...e. "MiteParieiocarrylaaa 197a_.I'OIIiRalbc boll a lor more lball bt u.ocd to," T"Zinlail obserwd. P<lrie had a S92 ICI IIPinst the Benpls. , The Bulb' ~·c· ream wu tht ooly ,quad 10 IUfrer a deftat at the ·lw>dJ or the lle1!pls, but the third tum did lftiD&IeiO l&ket..., out ofthrtt. ROG H ubbell, an oot.Raadina bowler (Ot tht Bulls last ,..,• had a Jess than~ performanee in his third pme for tbe ••c• teani, rolllna a fDCOICtr IS6J{is KCOnd pmc: wu the kind or bowllna dl$play !bat his ttamm&IC$ bavo com• to (llpoct; Hubbell rolled a 201 . · "Buff State.., cornln& to &<J us. They were really bypcd up. I'm vcry pleased with the way we ahutlbcrn. doom," Ttinieris praised. "Just OGe loof by the"C' team. Other lball that, .... .,.o o." Tbe coaeh wu very pleased with II)<: overall performance and .,.atly encollflled by the boMinaor many of tl\e newet tUm 111trnbers. Stfona &am<! by bowlers on all t~ squads st~pported tilt coach's enthU$1um. ''We Deed more ..perieoce and some shiftin; around, but ror OUt ftra maacb, I'm very plo.sed," Tlinl<ris eooduded, -Tony Pml Li~ey looks-at UB rugbyers . met, a bWt tackle put 1 Burftllo back out or action and into "skk-bay" needin& otftcbc:s. The tea rapped, human tee-pea or cons\lltatioo disbanded 'and mJ>!des flaed, the sldC$ "faeed-up." Looklna hideously unpadded compared 10 the foot boilers practicisina nearby, the home team launched lbcrnselvC$ into tackler with considerable scores of the first spell. The visitors m•naaed four points in r<ply, - i l lsln& on a bravo, but foolhardy lltcrnpt by' UB to run·it from their own tweruy-two. _, Within 20 minutes or the second half, the Blatbu_....IOtheblack and yellows or the Vikinas, ba!l consolidated their .lead witb • tries from Malenaa and Russo. Howevcr,the "hiab·note" or the' half was I nuent UB passina sequonoe-tbe ball p&S5ed Ilona tht, three-quarter backs as far as the outside· caucr who deftlY klcked altead into the path or ihe spmllna """'"'· Ooly the rort.Jiftlikc .tackle of his -site number Ropped wioaer-Malenp noccbina a "ltatrlck." • At full time, UB had "9'used 38' points. ~he Vikinas havln& faJied to add te>their first: haJJ tally, The two teams tunnd·lpplauded couraa<A ..._:..-•.:"~ U8 ~·-ulated 2A -:nts ""'"' -~ -·-" ,.... in the fUR half, stanina with tona..uidina • <rfort by Mike Rdappi follo,.in& tome nicely and unusually wcll<hanoeled rueklna • by the scum. ,An individual foray by Willy Maleop cumna In from til< lefi-wina to toudl-do'wn between the posu alld another rry by Ndappa alter slcbteppina "brealt" by scum-Mif T~te were lbc Oilier fe.ttllll't· eaeb other aner wltat1utd been a bruisinaJy hard-fou&bt aame; a - a deal dD&cr than the ICCI<e ...,..u. AD 30 playon p1... the pllcn, ,r overtly iuapei;encecl referee, rapiclly beaded ror sl)dter from the pierclnaJY/ cold wind and for the traditional poP-milch jua (p;tcber). As tbeY walked off, th< teams ran 011 with dmilar enthusiasm and an even beuer line In raaaed and partl<Oioured tit. Tlw Umq Til( UB Ru&by Squad may think that "...-! phase play" iJ a draniatic device, but their cavalier uaernw to play a n:ccnUy imported and "minority" sport IDOrt lhan compensateS for any teelulical defociend<s. They play an opeo and aood-to:watcb pmr, and clesen-e mor.-r-anltloo and support. Saturday lut tb< UB "Black HC>nC$" went Into a "needle" match aaainSI the F'LII&tr Lea VIkinas of Oenev1, NY. When th< teams la>t e()IIJ CRUNC"Il\8! l ottlbf.,..,... ,,. t - - - - - tno a~ U.00, ~"'' -111ft kt dll- rn. ~'"~~"'"•• Haoer liMo 1011ot-hoo ....,. ploy. .., ..'"' -..,.; Ao!lorf., .. - -.. v..,._,.., ......_ _.. TIN st-f""" t- Check our coupon section for great ials WEAR WA'<M All UNNR In Cotton. or Wool Duofold Hellthknit u.- ~ II J, _1.... - WASHING iOio :.vii PLUS C ~ N f£R ' .., c • • • Ill '' • • ••• • • �Female spikers nab 3rd place &-collect another UB trophy l ~roclcl bJ Du 8olclu ~~~ Edilor D<M>IIIDCSS or 1M lhon-llanckd COld>. 1M host ,...., fanally.-.......d out the 15-13 vicloty. Waoreicb obo probed Lori ~ Hansm and Maty Ellen Wd>cr mIN-- ·r wm. lfJOU<YCtfmdOillwhueU&keq>sllltb< uopllidlhalllli\IC'Ik lcaou win, JOU'Ufmd a bcud .,.,. one, counesy of tb< Royal'• ·~iAaua:;-MansOtld, Pmmylvania t Of lh< wttkmd, 1he 14uad captwed lhird piKe-and tb< trophy- in the <ial>l team MamOdd State Toumamm1. Looina to Alft<d Univ<r5ity Friday nial>l COSI the RoyaiJ a "'01 11 Jt<lOnd place. "We did not play wdl," cooch PC'Itr Wtinr<ich said. "Thc1cam wu IIlli rccovcrina from the loss of Bonnie Sylcox (who suffered a sprained ankle lut Tucoday qAiiiSI Buffaio State). Tb< team wu rouah. no1 jellina-tbc pnople u a whole had troublt WO<Itin& t()Jdber." Vcteru Toujl Atani explained tlw .._ tried to compeosal< '"' Bonnie's UUIITY by switdtiAa offenses." while plaY<f~ Dian< NdscJj> caplaln<d lhe early louc:s to "bus Ia&·" Witb tbe litld spli1 in1o two divbioos, VB had 10 pill:< in lbc lop IWO 10 qualify tor playoff action. Followina Ihe lo.. to Alfred, 111< Royab bad a 1cam meetina and ulked aboul " the \<am aenina tO&<Iher," aocordina lo Nelson. Something eli< ked, for lhe Royals beat Scranton Univcnit~ to lc«p trophy-hopes high. Salu~y momina. Buffalo 14Uated orr apinst Osw..o Stale in • aam< where lb<y oetded more 1ban a vlclory. " II was very ~m;.;:~,er.;~M~~tld-a;!",:\: Deop 0. -IIOIIOfl......, MOJOtllold St•t• T - t important ." Weinrrieh arus<d. "Not only did wc baY< to win, we had 10 win bla." He explained lhal if Bull'aio's diWion bad a three-way lie. point aceumulation would decide the playoff spot. Tb< Royals, Ute allaood tlhlctes, lhteotd 10 their coach, and rolled over Oswe&O easily, JS-6, JS-7. "They were 001 a reai suooa tCA/11. bul they weren'l I hat bad"7we ju$1 played alol b<ttet. The altls were playins as a unit, and they were psyched," Wdnrdch praised. During I he first three mat<h·ups. Weinreich cited Amy Lass .. the mOSI in)proved player. "She played oenler, in the bloekina pooition," the""""" reponed. "It wu a oew pos;tion Cor her ,and "'eimp<Oved ;., every pme." _ Readlinatbeplayoffs. UBfac<dManrneld in lh< ldlli·flllab. "It was a reai aooc1 mllcb, il sbould have btoft lhe nnals." Tsuji insisted. The.OI'Ilsame wmt in the Royal'• fa,•or, IS-12, evm thouah Buffalo was considered the underdog by moSI panldptniS. Tho next matcb was vc.ry IOnJ, aecording to Wtinreich. "At one point, we wen 1osing 14-10, but lhe MansOdd coach had run QUI or Jubslitutions. OuuctlerJ were the tey. We played ,.ell and defended aood." O.Spilethe sw. a matdt win, and ew:ttlually lht toumamntl wio . In lbc OOoiiOIIOlioo CIOIIICII, IN Royals rolled pu1 B.vnard Coll ..e. in whlll Weiarddt called .. .,. antlcUnwk matdt." Alfred wmt on 10 """'"d place in the meet.. With the Royals aeulna the bronze. "We should have 1atm Jllcond place, we dcscned il," Ncbon INUied. She blamed the aanllina on "not acttioa II topOc:r ill the Ont aamc-" Tr.uji c:omtnCDted th10t tht Maosfoclci-UB awdt "should haw. btoft tb< fu\&ls or the tOI.IIUIII<I\I. W< pa1 up a reo! aoocl fllhl." Tb< team hopa to UK the IDODI<Oium or the Wttta>d Co< lbc I'<S1 of Ibe seasoo. "I thillk -11 do put," Tr.ujl said. " Aller Maosftdcl, I'm very oplimistie." Ndsoo added thao " - should do JOOd . Tbinp are lootiq up-the !cam's lookin& bolter." The Royals hope 10 like lbeir aood loots to the New York S1a1e champioosiUps this yar, after narrowly loslns a bid lut time around. Their n~t contest comes Salurday, ;u the Brockport Invitational. UB's ncxr .....,_...,.. in Oatk Cym Is on October 14, wbm they hOSI N~ra Univertity and I be Unlvmity of Rochat..-• • IJ'UtTo-.m UNIVERSITY PLAZA _,__,a.otk OUr PrkM llofOI'O llvylfllll ln41a SjH'NfJ Twltl. Do<tl>le. Qv- a King. aothoo • C<>r.IJICltot.o. Sporu & WlnH.r Wool JKketa Aug~ ' - - - -n.p Pocks m-r YoU con for jus! $4.119. llle<e be one pl.....,.. bttler bUI u-es no t>ener t•llhlrt. And no betler beer or ale 11\an Black HorM. EnjoY yours. Enck>Md lemy check or ""'""Y order. payable 10 Black HolM T·Shlrt. for _ sntrt(s) at $4 99& --- Precision At A Discount. (Fcx sludents onlY ) -..... -.nvoe~ .. ~-­ _,., Come by for a special student d iscounl card . IJ's good for. a Whole year. a.nd entitles you 10 tO% oil any Command Performance service. lncludtng our precision haircut. Precision haircutting Is our te¢hnique for cult•np the hair In harmony with lhe way •I grows. So as 11 grows ol doesn't lose ils shape. Your haircut woll look as good after live days as il does afler live minutes. A precision haircul wilh shampoo and blow-dry costs jusl louneen dollars lor guys or gals. less tO% of course. We also offer permanent waves, coloring. frosting and condilioning. No appotntment Qeeded. just come In • Take advanlage ol our offer, if s precisely whal $m. _ '---------~ Commaad Perionaanee Student ~peelal First Vlsit-$ 4 00 Off l \ ~=i.-•I Ei'"EI--'0'\~I : : ~N.Y. ....................................................... : - - - " '· l.lod. _ Le - X L - . you need. L~~?~ fl :< j ~ ~ ii l5 �. i.-~--~--------~--~----~-----~~~~--BB--~~ I ~ Vou are cordiattu invited to tlte (jrand__ Opening eetebration of I J I P. d. BOTTOMS. FOOD- BOOZE- BOOGIE D7o mala nreet ' . FESTIVITIES START EVERY NIGHT AT 9:00p.m. .. TUESDAY: · · RonRico RumParty . Prizes, Giveaways (Hats, ~shirts & a racquetball bag) & Drink Specials All Night - ·WEDNESDAY:. TH.URSDAY: Canadian Club Party Prizes, Giveaways & Drink Specials All Night Lancer's Hand Grenade Paity . Prizes, Giveaways & Drink Specials All Night FRJDA'(: _. Prizes, Giveaways & Drink Specials All Night SATURDAY: . .. Prizes, Giveaways & Drink Specials All Night HAPPY HOUR Every Day Starting At 4:00 p.m. 50¢ Stroh's Draft 1.00. Well9rtnks Free .Munchies ~ �1al classified PARTTJME U-56 ' per hOur ~~111 O.LCUL.US ~ ORG..NIC CHEMISTRY H.-:Jhelp1 C.:II8111.,.1:M ~ CiV'SSlFIEDS tna~y bt P'tM>.:i •I 'The SOM;Irvm• Off~. l~~ Sctvhe Httl, MSe. Ot~outs a~ra 9 .. ,... to 5 p.m. MoncM)' tnN Frtoay. OE.ADUNU . ,. W.O,..tcWys t1 4 JO p.m. fot "r)dq .Oit~n.t. RATES .,. l l.tO tor tM fu•f tH W0144 &Q. JO fOt Nd\ ~Cktlt...,_M ...oro . . ... y Cta:~Mft.ci c!usif&Msl .,. c -..mntft(.f\. too. . ..f'l .0\ ~. . . . fOf I l' .$0 oer AU.. AO$ MUST De N .. tl't aclw~Me. EJ«ftllf o'-- U\4' ..s M pe•.on. _. ..... a ,._.. cow of ~ M "'" " • U.Cit o• 1"ttiffe'Y Of~tcw ft; U N~l. "'llfl t. Qqn _,ON. oww lM ~THAFACEI HUIIIt's 90ttl\e be a WI.,. ··· • •'f"'Ut:hiM:wa(.II'INncfle TWO ROOM APAit:TNIIHTS, INre o.tnltld~tchtf\witftlamltw. ~MII1 1 you halle a pleasant voice and can communicate fitfee. t1vely. we will train you to work from our office. Eggertsville dlaJanct .. Ua/ MMn $......., CM\pu&. &:JI6o.Jit1t 7•tO Pf", Mlrt1mac:otNrsa ••W.Vof ,. r. piDa Set ~.r '• lor ditcOUnf . . . . , --.Oct.. '-"· ROOMMAt• WA.NTaO ...,..tubs Williamsville THE HEW YORK. SUBWAY e1 1lG alit._. Nau•.sns 112S-Thlt lnc:II.IICIIItS ~ ... _ _ ......,..,I' S __ 01 ..._,,,_. W ,.,.. ~· H"IRWOtlL. TI!AYEL. INC. - ~ tot.n for ........ to - - ala ndard. (ev•·• \.ISEO REFRIG MO. dtlk end ~air 125, ~ Utt bed sts. 1».:0 ~;.o:~:;·.:.~v.HI!f:rAH1~ 1~~~~y rutonebte.. C'lllf i:»1Ail atter 6 pm. MATTRE$SE$, SPRINGS, IEOFltAMES 112 up. Klk'*" Mb 1\1. IMnp& 16. 1'1101> $U VPt TV .,.,_,. M. bl<ydct l1$ up._, IF YOU CAN HEAR YOUR~ILF . THINK, it1 not loud enougbl - ·t ... - ., DEAR JOSH1 'foVW f1n•ll r made tne -- ONE SERIOUS, CL.E..H STUDENT • ....,..,," to Wre 2 btOI'oom tV'IIvrlous tHCfO\It. YPPtf In €0M"fJYIUt. 11J7.$D ROO#r!VIMTE HEEDED to comp4eote hwnl11'1......., ~room hOVM on IUO 11. Uve it upl FrMI<ts ,_.~y ISirtrMMy. I DEBBIE you m•b ~ IKO dip. I rn.-n rwany OOOd t.co dll), Nor f'HIIV good t.eo dip but GR£AT t.a~ d[p. Slorwd • t.a clip tUMr. ... t~rml On~ r&Oit.lvl ard UH-11,._.., _........ _ POIITUSS BROS. . .. . . .00 .,...,.,m ,rotenl onet 7m E.HGUSH RtOIHG LE$SOMS Al c:..p .... --~·­ drtti<t,llt. ei.Pnu"9 ..., jt>~#.l".J * 9'~ts --furs PORTIItAITS: ~~te.~ ~ 1'10 N\tlll Cad 636·2951 and ask for Brian Rkfl. 3fl)ljlong St.- 881.·8?.00 SKATE YOUR $0CKS OFFJ TKE ts dOinG h i'QAII\. Ttw party t5 on Wtlott-llal USA/HI.-oate Felt. 8lvd,. Mon Oct~ 6 J'·· tO pm, Tktetsonlv S2..50C.II 6)6-SS65. GARY ~HN bt c...tfUI, G·. L. I . Mk'keY 197<1 VEGA $4.tO or 8 .0 . c..ll : t.ll•ttH, MOuN ART BOOK SALE -ANd U5Ed htoM l.IMwly AliMiiqln K!lox AaTCAllfay W,O.N TI!O _...._......,_. : N - Son'lee .001 __,leto SUtN ~ Sl"nWpp(t, L..OUtliiiM n11:1 X.C:OUHTflY SIUUS tor ~ rhll f eU lind winter. Meet wtcl. Ott. I rn Rtn:mOtl2pmorttwlhlf1Spn. •.net ,.,,ou... -· tJrendmotl'ler•a 90/D&.D .,...Y f'rklo1 ~ e t '"'" .,......,.. ovtn AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE mlolt .,..,.. _ - . ... so........, .•. U)t$ ......... eomiorl--- 1 portclnttot. Llt1\o/M. IURMA l9IO. WJM.t doe$ It tn.efift? I'd UU toll:nOW. Ifyoudo. C..ttJ.O.G1·3616 BUFFALO ~OUSE OF t& free. Who . OETEPtTIO"-OtMmW _, ' .... JUL.IE (1•'11101 11 . . . - lcwlft9""'-""'"'"""'P.S.t .... Kal Low tf.t,.. Fot Alf AgH ........... ,_.,, ...,_ hff T""*• CALL 837·2278 JIOOif·-- .... ...·-·-.. - _j _____ of I NSIJAIIHCE GUIOAHCE CEHTEII (-ICMiiftgiOI!) OF 412£ for tM good tl,., Don' t 81'1 IOSI In fht Z.N. ywr 21st. ALl m'l e"R& No teleoflll'l"'s tnil time. TMnU S.n. OcT. 4,-I CHP" s... OcT. 4, 12-JP" Saolpn"" c - NOTtcas ''-'*' TO THE OCCUPANTS GoodY,., ...,vOu PorltJI" lmmHietel'l wortc: et 1'\ome-no DRAW YOUR $WOIID, - NE\:80: H.ve • IO¥e, MRrl• tow JKkH.. FMf Mlf"Yb. ~ GAY AT ua7YtN' r-enot . . .l ~DV e.t tM Gey ,.._..•• AlliMOJ •t 111 Sqlllre'""" 1fo4 8EEP~RS., I nMCI .nd love vou, " HIPPY ,Sweoett'SI," Y04K SO, CHARLIE: O.-,NIEl.S AND t('HK$ tlcketl flOor Md 10¥r1w Gofd. 636-$541 $tUdtftl ~-- CIDMcr.ttfw, prof~wotttet.,.,., ·..,,...a P'noo·~-~h ~· !~on.· Sat. - I I~ \o St ( ~._ c-tly-- SE'WIHG AND ALTB_IIl.A'TiOHS dll)l; et ..,llftCH.a:wo.. LATKO TOIIIGIIT tro ln1"t for betlnnen t.uouth campus and dorm parties. """"""" - Print II BETTER/FASTER/FOR LESS ..,tfteled. rtt o W" nelll hoT04J '"• ••• dells/ to Typetet & VOiCE t...t!SSOH S: F_,.aM gr41d reasonably priced lor off. sptflllo'... the fl11lJ. Then Let u' u.o~­ . 1$ ..- holtatMu. ,O.DDRI!»I!RS Samples FREE.- " 'nRIODS" ROOMMATE: HEEDED fof " ' " JaR VOICI. l.&$SOHS : Pro.feulonel tuln ln• tor '"'""•" uuouah LAn Us Show You ._ ........ .... .... ......,_ ........_ wlfk to MSC, I UO'+ IWef«f'ed. U7.4J40 RESUME PROBLEMS? ntuL aoat IIGIIT MlnnttOtl[. Four btoc~ MSC. Il$-2911 ,!!MALE HOUSE.MAT. Nw appf, MMtNt'nl""* ) · ft\Jn dr't\t• to MKt0+/mon. c.ll RtOfn,a l»o1S64 ahff a UUAB has sollld system remals and reillortements E--__ fll""" oo e..._. '""'"· Mid Atrlc.e. AJ rM..an.MIIt Cltlt '(OUt' . . . . .. ~"" Mown FOR THE FINEST IN MU>EASTERN cultJM featuring~ WhU1 bre.O end wevet.rl.n dtsbes. Mt In or tab out et Ott:'Yt;JI"'" Fta•ftl, ll6l &•ney AYe., I:IHilOO excelltnt c.ondlllon, extr.. 11,100 ,...11a PllJNTINC AND u dtlno ~ A.ttoCIOmnlk""" flPektstan ,.,d. · &500 610<- 1f74 VEGA SdO Of 8.0 . Call t::U·222J' •Utr6pmiN-.-.o Fkw19a.. - . . . cor1-. _.,, , - COPYCUT&RS ..,...nw \972 CHEVtt:OLET IMPALA. Good mtGMnlul COftdlfiOn. WOO ..,,.1f2 (h~), i c""' .._. ,.,..., UI.IOI'ROS CALl ME 0\arne _ __ 1f76 TOYOTA COiitOLI.A 11M • 1m Dctsun P~tor S.... «11--usl, n:t.1ts- M:I·CJll I . . .JMS ........ 6 - l! _ _ _ .... _ , , _ MI. T..K. Poet: I .,.. .t tN 11tM Wlfll No acu tt~•t tt re.nO.w.a ..,,.ue4e " 4W• \0 l)lpofllr!Pf'lkM .,J<Q('- 1914 AMC GRI:Ml..IH M~c..II~«A.t ... ••-c: 1f71 NEWPORT u .. - FOR EAUO.J-•HIItd ptOb•blfHJ'\ .,_4 !"' ,. ,,....,.,.., Yan&kees NO JtE.F"UHO$ are ..,._,. Of\ U.UitiM PIMa mak.e c ooy lt. ..,,~ elM"' I ..NE EOEO s:-':':n=-=c=:OH :-;:o,-,w """""""" " '""r"' o...,c,.,AN.=Pu=St ;;:....._... ==------~ i •AC:Y: .,.,Y m•f Mlod4m 2 'The S~t/Um" CIOU ~ ~M.tfllte tl!tPonsMHUty few .,.,., •tOrs, •c.ot to ,_..oct"~ env .a Cor eouN'...,.u, ft" of liiiiiiii! TUTOR 631 ·8Z20 TH£ SPECTRUM,...,...,.., the rltftl to edll Of .,.... . ..., c.opy. ad~ ~ l ...i & 838,-606() · - -F.,.... ......... onfy - l i tW.Hdnt_ h O 90fW\10.1Nin;tylftet~SbO'I/W, '" I ... 0111 oft - · ' " ' " ' ~ne i It HOW DO YOU GET THE MOST OUt" Of' LIFE? FlnOCIUfOd- "" HEYI OOyaDN.w•lofef~_, tNnos '"'*lnO def,IM on yow- tlnw .-.c~ f!lf\tf'9f. ,tMybe you cMIIid ... IClii'M -=-- --.. - ~~. ~-­ ~k Cent..... ....,. .. uro-<Ytl.l INSUAAHCE W'ttf\ _ .-at..,. eenic• tor en . _,end w•mt c.m..-.. \S ...... em. WHte"dt: Set . S CtniW $!.A to em .MIS f2 ..,.... 6Jaor ~Y...._~u Se t t ~ =~~· ~:.....~~ Pr•v~ meefl~ : J.Aottd~Y I ~ · -Com« Alt&Y'I tt:Oit 8erf II ddiC:iOuSJ 5fto $&M'VIw_. . .,for ~-• COWORI;:_ =- Chain'~ RESUMES f~ , ·~~·Boutique & A professionally typeset and printed resume ctn be ueal asset to 1 job hunter In any field. We're experts! Lfl UNIVERSITY PRESS ~1 Sq*'H.. Mlllldly - Frldly 10 •·•· tll5 p.m. 831·2581 ATTENTIONIII ... ....... Hong Kong 'Failors )184 Maloo St. Gre.n.t$ Theeter ftkls. SPICIAL UCKl v.... ,..,. .......-.u!Z.II l 837-8344 =~~= tb ' ~ -. All Club Sport Officers: You must t'i ll out a club update form b~fore you can receive funding! Don 't Delay! Forms are available at the S.A . Office, \ 111 Talbert Hall, Amherst. ~- ,,..-,,, t,..urtnot <Wldence Cenft(. St~d ~A...... etN~hll&......_ for more Information call 636-2950 •. �Ddckpage ~- 1;1Uote of 1tre day - - - - - - . ''11M more comlex the mind, the greeter the need for the simplicity of play." . -Capt. Klrlc From lhe S~r Trek "Sh~ .,...,.. .. a <lf'-olty - - of 1Jw ... , _ , . . . , ....... Jlloollpodtwft ._ _ __.._oll_wtll weiw-' -.u... ....-.t.- po1Dtlaf. ~- -therltllltto ...t oll nollcoo• . . . , _ t o muot bo Dudllnu ore 11\ondey, w - . . .ay Olld ...J114oy et noon. CMeu 1'1onn1nQ Ollkc worlullopo: ~ WritinG tocl.yot I p.m. In I!IC.pon. Technlquosl<><pr-rl"11on dfectiw r~ wlU b4 d~: Job Interviewing Pr..,.mJon oM Tedlnlq- f"rldoy ol 2 p.m. In ) I & ~n<k. A vld«Kopcd lnttrvlew wUI be " - n and dl~ Abo. afte.r lhls -orkthop1 students will NYe • chence 'to preat« lmtrvlew.J ~ usjng vtdeotAped oqulpmcn~ . - SMCS bekc oolo lodoy Irom 8-2 p ..m. In 8e:Jemen1 Corete.rle. th~ Achuon Rul world e.xpc.rlence 1.1 avellabtf: through the Community Act)on Cofpa. We have lots of aced for you to tHt )'OUt skiDs and lnteruu lo. Get out Into the • communityoadmol<c o dlll•r•ncc:(AU "'"~h3!121 <>< - I n .. 345 Squir.. - Y".,.,. st-•· w_, or 1r~cn<~s o1 iludcnto o- 35 age are needed to ptl1kiptte In a lhon stu<ty of me.mory J!:e!ng CO<lductod In tho Pl)'<hology Dept. If lnterUiod, pluse contact Rhonda Oondel ot 831·3079. While so-y ~plo lecl thai they arc not n~dcd . the JPir1U of ..-ny chucsr.n are facUnSJ ..,.Y becaute they arc tone•yend tilrakt Yo" c:an ht:1p. For mote $nformaUon, coli the Be-M'rlend pr"1jrttm t' 878-4337 Irom I ().6 p.m. weekdays4 - - Leaue... · Do11a$1grmo ~ Sorocl9 NOll~ .. 4 p.rn.ot the SL Auguollne een.... For ....,.lnlonnolloo. con.-~ Etmo Rob!.-. 01 632·3730. OOAI noodo a tumtoblo, a - ' - oad 1-. -kera. P1oue coli Stephen at 63&·2957 1f you 1\a..,.....,ell\lng to Jell. announc ements _ _ ____ qnsode- ' w . - - y ls'IIOler ......tnotloo aoy lor oil 08 -to. Stop by one ol the 5<-ts for Jol>n - - toblesln Squl.. 0< Ellkatt. October 6 .. lbc .... aoy 10 register. Do you lion a h_.,g In SWJIIRJ? Oroup Legal Servkts ha l.w studenu to eel N defenders for "udenll. f"or m<>« lniO<JMtlon~-ln ot Ol.S. lAO Squire. ClrcottF lkllllio - Oou a..ptv -.111 CO<lduct a rlrM to ...,.,. ~ >OIIInleero from Oct. 6-12. Yolun_,. are In ol Rod !mke but the<e Is a ponlcullr nHd for tr..._,.loo ~ blood o1c1u. cl<rlcal help and ho"P''-1woll<uo.lf yoll'd like to become -ry.,.. We . - your ~.. HIJie/Bikc lpr the Artnrlll• foundetlooon Sunaoy, Oct. 19. Call Jon otS31·4079 lor more lnfont~atlon. r Goy ,_,.... A I - actlvttlu center open w.. kaoyo '""" I~ p.m. In 311 Squlft. Re.our<Uiocll>de people, boodoandrer....... T_..,. Is-- Is ....,_.. CNdol and The Sluclent Aoon.lsgolng to,._dtl\ooe t_..lllot.,. ~·Join lbo SA t-"lng owwdl - Flntmedlng o12 p.m. In Ill Talbert. -'"''.now for C_..,.ot of - k Clubo. ._,1~ nKUIOfll· Stlpenckd ~ pooJifon. ~ 01 tho SA olflco In Ill Talbon. na_- . of Pbl w. ...,._ 1'-y. tnc.,11IJI llold lMir- • r for tho f"all er..c.nt line Swldoy ot 6 p.m. In thr Kl... RoO<n, llold)r. .... - ~~~n--.---11 ~-Pick liP --~ on4 ........ 231 Squire this · Col Qoofvt 01 ID66II54 or Den 01 636-~743 for more 1-....oon. T--For die ~ T- , -lehtOIId "The Ilion Who Knew Too lllucl\ 1' and "The Thi<V·" Ine Stepo" tonight at 7 p.m. In tile Squire Confer..,.,. Theeter. lnfof'TMdon write to Dlrector or Admlsa&ons. T obe--lor f"Oihlon Cor_., 851 1'\odlson A~. New Yorlc, NY 10021 . 212-87~ Cal>um - flrenlots WhO orciJOIOQ to go to groduoto Of proiUIIonol Khoot who h•ve not establtlhed a rtfet"en<:e fUe- should In 3HayuC. • . _ . _ . . . reP«scntatlri from the P..,., IJ!>Iwnily ol "\.ew wtfl be on _ . TUHIIoy 6nd a repreMnlotlve ltom lbc Rutgc(o Onlwrllty Orod.uo.. and ProiHIIonal- -.Ill boon afnpuoOct.B. To >ign up I<>< l n - 1 . come ID l Hoyu C or ooll Mrs. mock 01 831 •3,15. Menl gement..,Ee.onomlu Reaee rch-lnterested In ltemlng more abOU1 librarY ruureh and Information on .m..._.,t and cconornlco resour«o7 WO<ksbopo will .h fr<><n Oct 13· 17. They will be gurod to oompl.....,t llboB<y orltntod osolgnmenu gM!n In . . . _ ot the Sci-' om ~ and Oop<. <M l!cor«>mia. FOL o ldlodul< eM lbc UOd lime oM to reglller lor lrM ~ cono.oct Chwleo J . Popovlch lhn>ugb 6ct. I0 01 636-28l8 "•lei 'Roo ~t ~ Dopt. ln Lockwood LJtqry .... _ _.., 2$1;000 go-i"')>ubblcalloo9 1oouod ~ the IJnite<l Scotot. Now York tno ~ Oowe~...lth<Europun Communilleo. thO lnlormMIOn thoy coniMn IL ohM the most ovalloble. Seve~~ "Do<. Olnla" ...., being olluod this 10 to«<\ ltudeftu and locully IO locale IJOW<nment pulolicetlona. Colt Ed llermof' .. 636-2821to s.a... fl.,_ ltd. ...,- . ~u....---"-''-'" ........ ~- ......... dfoc?lellllil - fwiJ Col . . . . . 10 10 p.m. In the -- sports Information ------,-- . Tocl.y: Goll vo. SL Bonaventure, Audobon Cour~e. I p.m.: Soc:c=er vs. Buff•lo State. Rotary Pltld. • p.m.; Cross Country It Nteter• FoUa; Men't Tennl• at Nlagare <Jnlvcrally. TomO<rotr. Women's \'onn11 vo. Conltlut College Amherll Courts. 4 p,m.; .flueboll at St. BonovOntore~ Fleld Hockey •t SL 8onaventure. Frldoyt Junior Yonl!y fooll>oll vo. Colgate llnlvenfty, RocMy Flotd, 2 p.m" .Men's Tennis ot S.: Ilona-uno. 8ahotdoy: Field Hocltey ... i'\anslleld sue. «>>iege. Rotwy Flolei. 4 p.m.: Soc<... .._ Conbka College, Rotary f"lelcl, I p.m.; Women'• Tennis, Big Fou<O.Iorulllpl, Amhent Courts, 10 a.m.; f"004bell 01 OniVOflity ol Rocl\elter; Crou Country ot Frodonlo Stole lnvitotlonol: Volleyball at Brockport State lnvllotlonal. w-n·• buklttboll ..... .,...-n coodltlonlng MUion•dollyat 3:30p.m . In 4 C.lrk. TtyOutothltmonth. For more lnformatton c:ootect coed1 Uncia O'OonneU. 08 T - Teanll dub prOdlct Soturdoy at 5 P·"'· fn the • Squlft Roc Cent.,.. k>o llodlc.y rvotero em be plcMd liP In 113 ~ CaptaiN met'llng F ri!IOJ It 5 p.m. In j Oatil. Pt., . .,.. 11\ondey. •-t meetings - - - - - - - Tbrec pooltloeo we aYalla.,.. on thr Atlllotlc ~ Boerd. f"O< Wormotlon 01 ... _.._ thr SA ollk:e In Ill Talbott. --.-a. , _ ~ Clu6 ,_.. ____ .......,-....___ .....,_.,.. ........................ -- -· OIObo6- 32!12 I'Wn lk. ..... 2501 "Tho ~ tomorrow at 6. 8 _ woldfllan thea~«, NOrton. khual me..tc r• Ski CJub- Anyon& ltrteretted In .!J:Ilfclpa t!flg In -o ski roclno progra111 wllh Sch....,..ll&ots, pi<... - I n tho oll)ce. Room 7 !iq!llre. Stop fn the ol!ic:e and fill out ., 'wl~loo fo r 8uo CopYin lor Ski Club. Stop In and o1gn up foi ""1 ~bell Tournameat. Slllg up will be Oct. ol yow llh, don't milo ' - o t lp.GI. et bo(h OUAB CollecbouM rn-to on -lng with Paula Loci!Mort Soturdoy It 8;30 p •.m. In the ROINkcllar. Serllorolnteruled In a cot<~er In lothlon·Scho,.rshlpolor a o,. year co'urte ol ltudy at the Tobo.cot>um.sg>ool for f"othloo Cor~. Ua.. b being o"-rod. For lurtber Fr~ ol 3:30 p.m.. In 26i- Squl... - Inter V• ratty Chrtsttan Fellowahlp pr-ayer·praise and worhttp tomorrow at 7:30p.m. In 330 Squl,t, ()poll IIIII<• tomorrow at f1p.m.ln the RothlkcUor. A •ign up oheet wtli bo ovollobl< at 7:30 P·"'· contact Mrs. Mac:k at 8Jt.J5f!or Kl up an appointthent To oii¥Oo.pectlve poroloeoll- Th• trolnlng ..llloM will ~ held In 240 Squire ol 10 o.m. " H- to <let tile lllost ol Lllo" giYen by_Crwfonl I.MIU.. Tueodoy at 8- p.m. In the ~ Cor-..11 T'hc.eter. cto" volunteer of woukl Ilk~ eddittonel lnlormatlon. CAll 1186-7500. • • Street. New York , tfY J0021. Akollol ..,,_.. - --Do you oometJme• fool t"'t you or • friend. moy6rlnk to mudl7 We're hoR lor you 1D toll< ID. 0n>p by 174 !'.FAC, Ellicott, Wodn..doyo from t>-to p.m. owtlnQ Oct. a. "lterlna Student Aoon. 1eetu on,d cuii!UOI emlbllloo today et l p.m. 1n the Squire nfereMe Theater. 1 Re-d tOIY)OfTOW ot 7:30 p:m. In 23) Squire. Commuter Bru~ut Frtdoy ftom 8-noon Is the Cepen Lobby, opPoJhe the cendy counter. 15 cent donult and tln-Ledby tonight 01 6:!10 P"'l· c...,. o.-.u at-to ....s -1on lntcrutod 1n sboolylftg 1n Scondinovlo for the 19111-112 IChool year ohould ootk&: The Amerlcon.sc.ndlnovlon f"oundotlon. 121 Ent 73rd (rH bever•ges ev•ll•bi-L "Tho lion·VIolcnt Ubuolfon lllo Oondhl" given by Dt. Ooudc Wei . In 316 MI'AC, Ellicott. ~ houles? Oroup LogM Sorvlc:H olletslegalodvl<e and lnlormotian to all <18 ~t..a.nt... Opon 11·5 p.m. ~. Thruldoy and Frldoy, untll6 P."'· T uosaoy and until 7 p.m. Wedneooloy In lAO Squire. Aloo In tn MfAC, Ell~t. Mondayo'lrom 1•!1 p.m. 831·2273. 8oJ "0 to U.. dnft Olld all OS lmpet\olbl ww - - O..h ral~~ancc 6nd the imporUnCe ol work wlthln the mllf\.ery It pert I of • dJscuniOtl .lltf~l ' movies, arts lk lectures _ __ All H- , .l"r~ ot 4 p.m. ,. - -lno _.iclldql> TMQ It 11M · O<~lonol- -lne Clemor\o, AC. Elect- wlln• *T thto 08 Too~~- Do Kont.e d<l6 lo ~lng ~,.lor U.. f e l l - or. a.-. ore .,.............,,W-.yoad~~lrom~7p,~n. intl\e --.tola..tt-gyrn. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/dc81647291ef337afe5a0dd4fb257698.pdf 8b69945d823d3308bc61231ca63ae7be PDF Text Text ---..... monday ___...,,.... ~HE Vol. 31, No. 1518UNY .. BuHalol2llepltmber 1110 ~_, Inside; Wflar's h o narne?-1'. 3 I Empty hub..:.I'. 4 15_imply fasdtotJnr-Pp. 5-7 I Fun at the foun~Pp: 8-9 · �EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO ASK YOUR ADVISER, BUT. FRESHMEN ADVISEMENT WEEKS HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED thru OCT. 1Oth. Now is the time to gat tho answers to all tho questions ~you forgot to ask during ttfe Summar Orientation Program . Or perhaps you wlah to discuss you major or tho possibility of dropping a course. Call 831·3631 to schedule an appointment with yoy advisor on the Main Street Campus or 636·2460 if your advisor Is on tho Amherst • Campus. STUDENTS EVERYO..a£ ELSE ¥//_.,./..,_, ·. /./;/;'//. Division of Undergtsduate Education Advisement Office Food stamps by-pass students BOULEVARD 1W.L F' ANNUAL STUDENT RACQUETBALL MEMBERSHIPS 11t5 Nlogoro f olio 81-t<t, -only $25.00 lullolo, N.V. 14226 (118) 833-5228 Plus Tu Slud<nts who depeaded on rood stamps to •upplement their Jebool COJU will find them more difficult to 1e11his year, dut to stricter eligibility rtquirement.s impc»ed by the federal govemmem. According to le&illatlon pused "'last May in Congress, 10 qualify for food stomps a stud~nl must either: -Work at least 2.0 hours a week; -Panicipate in a government work-study or work·il>Cftltive program; -Be the head of a household containing one or more depcndmu, or; - Be physically or menta~andiCipped. Under the new Omits, 150,000 of the some 200.000 college students who rt<leived stamps last FACILITIES INCLUDE: yeu arc now ineligib le, 3Ccordln& to Deportment of AJricultu~ ofncial Barbara Wallace. Tbe ti&hrer guldelines ar< due to th< excessive deficit run up by the food stamp proaram over tbe pout few years. STUDENT DISCOU NT DAYS ••• • 10 Clim••• CDnttdl/ltd Cou111 • wnulpool$ • S1un11 • B•f'flovnge e UntWHNI W•1gnu • lodleta/ToweJJ • R•couet RMit/$ E¥1ry Mon.a SO% OFF Court A«Xl<ding 10 Wallace, the prolflUI' I hi• year is running Sl billion over its $9 billion budget. "I think what (the sponsors or the bill) thought was that the program was runnlna out or money and w~ru way over- budget," she said . ''And one F. .when same day court reservations are made. PHON E833-5226FOR INFORMATIONORBROCHURE. Rldtard Chon ,Niagara Falls: romance, beauty and an over-developed neon city summer's cod. ••ne Winler .season iJ somcumes lt154asuM~ :fp«tn#o Slqfj A'rlt!' Bright liahts, flashing si1ns, a monster luring inside the "Cutle or Dracula, .. sou venin, honeymooner's specials, ' have your picture taken, slr?' Nlaaua Falls. The t hlll\&ts that have taken pia« here over the past decada bavc been utrcme. The town is no lonscr limited to quiet romance when: llewlyweds come to spend their honeymoons in r:iny cabim. Instead, it Is a bt.lllllna town catcriD& to ramllier and tou.risu 7"ith many attrac:lioos and shops. Neon lips ldvertlslna " R.lpley'a Believe ll or yOU Not,'' ''The Cbamber of Horrors., '' lll<Y.'•ctrcus !I!!!!!!!!!~~===Ill public iuue constanlly under debate wu that or Jtlld<ncs on food stamps." The amendm<nt. published in the July H Ftdtrul Rtgisru, states, "ThC'tftm of these new lll!lcndmenls u to confer the adv~ntages of dlgiblt 'st udent ' status on a very llmhed group, and 10 prohibit • much larger sroup or students from pani~ipatlng at all ." Ac.:ordln& to Erie County food stamp uaml= Plul, Saviola, about 1.~00 a udenu cnunly·wide used the Slamps last )'Ur, but he Messed that those were "only ball puk naurcs." Nrither Saviola nor the UB F'manclal Aid Oflice lrnew how many students bert are ~ ed by the new rules. The new rcsula.tioru, which went into efftel on September. were just one pan of a sizabi< reform or the food Ramp requirements, which dropped the number of potential food >lamp recipients by thre< million and acluded 650,000 families who had mc:omes close 10 poverty level. Sponsored by R<pre.sennulve , Thomas Foley (0-Wash.) and Senator Herman Talmada.• (0 -0a.), both chairmm of the aariculturt commiuccs in their rcspeah-.: housa, the amendment !)U$ed Conuess on May 15 and wu signed by the President on May 26. World" llaiiSpOn you from a small Nofthcastem town to a big, fluby city, ala Las Veaas. The perpetual energy evident in Nlaaar• Fa& is often compair«< t o Vesas, and In many cases, It is the prime reason why tourists choose the Jpot for their vac:allom. Years aao. there were no brl&bt llahts or • roadside lltractlbDs. According to Joe MaciClllley and ~ lbomson, proprietors of the HODC)'IIIOOD City Motel for the pan 27 years, Niaaara Fall$ wu never before the "touristtnlp" It i.t now. Their own motel used to be a camwound with honeymoon C:Oitlae&, bordered bf trcu and fields. The majority o f !.be visitors •wet< newlyweds rather than the multitude of familia aD.d foreianers that are_, t oday. N~ Palls i.s growlnc all the time, mcetina the demaocll o f the people. At the mot.el, Hollt)'IIIOOD City, the owoen have knocked down the Clbiot ...S lnaiJt l •wimmina pOol. They ate addina an iAdoor pool with a sauna, '-1-tbapcd ~ and • disco P!!OPie ate aot Slltdfied by,lhe bealltJ or the Pa& or-re. they say. Visilon come to t1oe city to be cotcital.oed. ' N toUrist bu been ClllmdW well pan IOunae. seasoa ~rO.yw~~.thetndkkeal~~BUofthe " . •ery busy. Peoplt oome up from Aorid1 to see the snow," "rbomson nplained with a sUahl sntile. Wben asked what the tourilu !bought of all the oomrnerciatism, she quoted a German fellow : " He bro~t down and c.r ied, 'How could tiley do this 10 such a beautiful specuu:le?" In c:onttast, a honeymooning couple from T"xu love tbe cbanae. "Afler .rJ, that's what makes it Wblt it lt." bellowed the Tel<ID male, sponing a ltn"'allon bat. Some IIC101yweds pvc varied rcuocu fO< comina to Niaaara "Tradition ," answered a n ew wife, still &lowi.oa from the diiY before. "It's so romantic. I love 11," .aid another. Not only were there couples on their first hontymoon, but a number of were there t<> celebrate their second, third and even (ounh honeymoon. "It's really c ute. You see these o lder couples walkioa down the meet ldsslna and huaaJill just like the yo/macr ones," comm<nted Thomson. "They're just IS lovey.<Jovey U the rest of them." F'JIIs. them Very OOSll.lale couples often uk to,aay ia the same places u they did years .,o. Happy aad PI For the most pan, Niapra Falls is stUJ c:onsldered a "honeymoon puldlsc." The expansion of the city hu not put a damper on the romance attached to it. The Texans expllllned that nut we~~, Niapra Palb bas the special coanotAtion: it's "a dtcam thin&." Bill will the Fau. stlU bold th1t imacc in the flkure? W'tlllt rem111n a tradition? "Oh yeah," IIIIW<red his w'if•. " No way," interrupted the b~. "the lilppia are IOGJII act il l" Niaaanl Fa& offcn tbe best of bocb worlds. You pt the r - - and beautY of tbe Pa& and" at the Iailie tlmc,.all the Clicltement and CDCJ1Y of tbe city, 1Cp1118!ed by iustone shon walk up the block . ' �SKUBA' s success triggers new trend in student politics! ~ b y SeCh Goodchild 1 r~g~~1e wb1cb W1U UOiiJl{lcipillcd. Aa:ording 10 SA official~. almost HXX> 5tudc:oc trucked to the potb.. in contrast to the: 600 who turned out last year. The ra.mirecation.~ or thilt 8TC' 101~esting, and m4ly renw r.he acncra! nature! o f the state of politics IP the counl.ry, The past decade. JtiJGmts on ~pu.ses ha\lc ben) coruidered apathetiC- -and the ' NtWJ £dllor La« week's Siudenl AMoclalion tSA) Sc:na<< <1«.1ions both hisblighl<d lh< or the new Constitution and iiJU$ts3t('d the .rrec:u ,scntrat shape: tha1 other clfQLloru have taken In the pa.si and can be upccrcd •o· rouow io By allowlnJ- and su btly c:ncoura&inc.- wrhc ·in e-ampll&ns and orpnw:d JJOUp:s 3Jld parties- to control the Sen.,e, and by roStrnng 11n open rusc:mbly w.t.h annou.nctd activism. SA is pushins sras.s root~ mvolvcment m its ora3.0i7..ation, maJniJUning. Lhrir cx.lsu::ncc at U B o\er any lenath of lime. ln tts .second )'tat, SKUBA is C.."'mf)O&cd O( many diJrerenL organi:UUiOM, wiih mcrnbcu-hip ranging, rtom NYPIRG, 10 vanous fralernitie~. to thc. lndcpcndenu-. 6y domu1atmg thr Senate- and ltl fln·at tan bt Analysis SKU8A ·~ rtC"tol ~w::ceu Jlh.LSir3.1t1 tto\\ a h1ghly organized campu.s croup ea.n shape dc..:tions. Whh Unit mformati<m nn which to base chetr d«iskms. the studenu uc forC"ed EMPTY NOW: Ta~ H111 SAs.n.t• c:tvubetl.,. ~rr.fl M., bvl .,.., l1•t w...t'l ..KtiOM th• r"" &tlH1.nmt~Jifft ~<'*'•' "~ e. hilt Of ~dlwtnv etudWil,.....,........ fortii'IO Olri , . . '-SJiel.tiOfl tot ttwtr COftld~a. ••t• nea wJjl ~ lut mc;dl ~. Soon. T1FNr1 w~ l to choo~ among a cast o r unltnowfi5 :md, • wo Wd b.c could have won the dection throu.gh no fauh of th~r own. wu.aUy sdf!'CI wi,houa ever 1\avinf;- lc:fl hl!t room. t.he mos' familiar patty. Noc. everyone is ~o~namor«< of SKUBA or the unpHcauoos or its success-. Kumon that Athletics would hold a massive wrirc·m campa.ign ran rampa01 in SA's Talberr cha.mbc:u. AJthough the Athletic. votes ncnr m~ted il!ld fonntd little $-ignificant opposhion to SKURA's Yktory, the threal that a 1arge, or~anizcd and d.i-ssall.sfied b l oc~ of studC'nl l an paek tht Scn:ut- -and thtll contdvabl)• dlccart rtlendatory fee d4bur.iemem to its bcnent- w.u shown. Pahap" no tjealon O\htr lhan last March.'$ Presidtntal rac.e \.\1M rno1e mdtcall~o~c of this uend ShuhM rodt: into the. pofl on hi~ J'K)pUiiH rouowm~:: in the Ellioou Complu and among En_ginecrin.g ~udentJ,, Ot:sphr nm ha~o~ma the e.ndorse.mcnn of the.• carnpu.s media, She-chan \lio'on th e. election convinclngJy So db."'iu- was his vie1ory that i1 The only member of SKUBA 10 sufrer doreao -Chunu Osuorab-iaifcd oo sain enough suppon from 1J'lf!' lntcrna.tlonaJ SlUdtot AffAir.s Organization to overcome: Su:ve C:urone's dorm marsin. 0$UOrah (llJ'I even with CaLronc in che uniom;, but was beaten in rhe dormitore. Seventy percent of the victor's winuiua marg.~n came from the ballot loca~ions m Govtrnor"$, Ooodyeu H•ll and Eltlrou . SA hopcfutp. have aJread)l nolcd che tmp3Cl 1hat a few key trOUpti-apa-iaUy dorm studeniS-can have on an election ' s outc,ome. last year-. Osuorllh wal a big Winner. wit.h lhf!' .\oppon of intcmatlonal. 'S't udenu . Without that, he was no better ahan a close second. Such faccors do not go unnoticed in Talben HaJJ. The. numbo- of votus rompilted 'o t.ue April. incrt.a.Std 3pproltimatdy 33 pcrcau-a In face, Shrc-han has noted thaJ one or the ~bly"s- main concerns will be co work on student nghtl and welfare. Sheeba.o-who WJth Treasurer Alan ~illha.n authored the SA Co1Uiitution -expJ'~ a bopc_ tba1 morr- avtragc. Sludcnr.s will become toLerestcd in studcnl artairs and cova-nmenr throug.h tht As><mbly. Obv1ously. the Senate did not auf11Cl Ute number of dtver~tied Q0d1d.a.st$ thou might h··~ b<~ <ipelllcd . Many or the wil\nm :tnd other OOoltslllnl.\ tbis yea~ ¥~~crt rtf)Uls from last Apt" II. Of the 14 peoplc-compcdng for the ttght at·largt and aH<:smpu!i berths, rig.bt ran btfotc. Of the win.ncn. five wc.n involved sn the dmlon.ilMt year. Only in lh~ , dorm racta- wht:te IUmo\ler" tughea--.t" -an e-ntire new slate of candtdates $dea~ . $a Wltn the phy51C.aJ ma.kt-Up Of the Senate "Simdar to ta.~ year'.s body. aud wuh a mcmbt:rsh1p conccrnt"d prim-ar\1)' with fu.cal m.auers, \t it lcrt 10 •lie Assembly 10 provide tht- new Hrt!. and crealivi1y ch41.1 Shtf:han and ~IJ ofncen would lit e. to work with.. The tauh thai thh year's Senate 15 ;a carbon copy of 1.,. year'• body lie> only minimally will\ •hf!' new- Corutitulioo. 11 is the nat.wc. of UB dec:don" ln lmt:ral, whkh prevented the Oow of new blood into the body. lt i) not ex.pc!C1cd ohos. fans wtll chOJlg< by n<XI April. Senators make plans for the upcoming year The wht-t1s of !.tudcnt sovemmcnt are mmJng once again, as the mtn>b<u or lhe Soudem /Uso<'iaoion (SA) S.note clect«<la.so w.ek pr<pan: to choo~ a chalrpenon and begin handling. nearJy Sl million in student mandatory fees. The cla'tcd Senators will join nine ex-officio members 'o for m 'hc primaty branch SA's leaislature. ibc ('.1(-ofnclo monbcn. SA ofncial5 or putom-atka!Jy &iVen a scet on th~ Senaft in a'-'COrdancc with the nt"N Consthution. iodudc Presldt1U Tim Sh~chan. The next seep for the Senators i$ lo tl.tet a chairperson From thc' r ranks. On~ chl.l '&- eompltted~ regu!ar bi·week.Jy m~dngl will .c ommenoc. Ttus }'car's Senate is comprised ofbnth past Senators and nNco~ers to uudcm politics, but the one unifying facto r ls the Studtms Kecpmg UB Alive (SII.'UBA) Party, from whi.c b II or lhe 12 Senaoon we~ clecoed . SKUBA, scvcraJ of whose. members come from ~pus org,a.nizations, ab.o took the m.oSl .seau ln Jast Spring's ~nate tl«tioo. '' I lhink it's good that the dif£ereru.ors.aniuuionsarc. r.tprc:senttd In tht Senal<," off-<:ampU. SKUBA Sc:nuor Michael Oilb<n uplatn«<. "Bul they have to rcm~mbcr th.u t.bc.y'rc now ~resenting SlUdttus.'' ANDREW YOUNG Former U.S. Amba•sador to tbe United Jlationa 6 renowned Civil Rlgbta Leeder Qilb<n noted that-preparing o<xo year's SA budaet will I>< lhc Sc:naoe's primuy conc;ern. and that the nnt few months ea.n bc. used to pre\tml any problem.s when budgc.:s time rolls arouod. He aid Lh~ $cna(e is aoina to have ro aamine its runction in lhc Cort.«jrurion while- the campus.oraanjution.rrcqu'tSdng rund&will have to learn bow lo we Lhc 1cgislalivc. body. Another SKUBA winne.r, Sue Vcrshneidcr, add~ lh" the Senate wiiJ have 10 assist lhe organizations v..;th 1hrir DeW line>b)'·linc budgets, Ste-ve Kaplan , top \'OC.c-..geucr in the orr~pus race, said th~ reason SKUBA took 2J or 1l Smaac: SpOts In I wo ~eau ,, t,«ause the)' have made the effort 10 speak lo students. •· People realize thai we mil)! care abour what goe5 on around here," ~e said. The onJy non..SK'UBA winner. SteYe Catronc, forS~ no problem ,..,,king wllh his colleaaues. "We're all really rrom the >am< boao." he e~~:.~c~~~. wbo U intt:rested in politics • .Wd he dedded to run for 'he Seta:ue when he notictd l,here were few other ca.ndid.aln. ··1 thot.tghl maybe DATE: TIME : PLACE: TICKETS: Tuesday, Sept. 30th 8:00pm Clark Gym $2/students - $3/all others 1 could &nag a seaa." ht remarked, AVAILABLE AT THE SQUIRE HALL TICKET OF~ICE Piau Silo• llepelr WANTED 47 K•n-reAn. s"ou IWI"UD • Gold School Rings Any Condition WUI PickUp S"OIS DYED Dry Cloo.... e IM"'ry - · • Lo. . . . . ll. . . . lllool 831-4041 (ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR) Sponsored by BSU, SA Speakers Bureau. SA tntemationat 47 it.......... At Ualv. .lty Piau . ~ .,. ~ poli1ic.t .awa.rrntss and panlclpation also a-.~ plummeu:o:d compared to chc highs of Lhc _ 1960s. Hope for ohe 1980$ maJI <till b< bleak. £ but the new SA CoMtltution clearly Ls an e; -attempt to stem tills tide. UB Allvt tSKUBA) Wt'ft the obviouswinnc::n mcmbtn 3 ~& 3 m the dectioru. garnering II or rt,r 12 suu. Thl.l tnlurts aht party a grn1 deal of lnflut'ncc over lhc alloc-ation of student mandatory fees, sina- thc Striate has Lht task orformulaunr SA 't budge' bcginnln.a in Februory. SKUBA 's sue«s.s ls particularly startlin@ smce most ' politicaJ p:arues have difficultY r~pontibillues.-SKUBA ·s 'l =:tc:n~i~::: ~:c~:~~~ ~c;;,=~~~ ; the. future.. The <:andidate.\ ftom Students (or Kuping a..uurcd thm &JObPS they nprescm W111 noc .sec.- their aJJocat10n$ .diced . Th~ only real C:beck Oil tbe Scoa.Je and 1U SKUBA composition .;;u b< oh< nght SA om,en who, according 10 the ConstnUI1011. have .KALS by vlnur of 1h~l r cltt·lNI positfom.. N<venhclon. for SKUBA to b< defeao<d on an i.Jsut, ~~ lea~l th.rce uf iiJ members would have to dd«."l ll 1hc Scruuc 1s unable io complete the budget, or lf Jtl final draft l$ n01 \aiL, fact ory to the SA Po el!!lenl , lhe E<ecuol•e Board has lhe pow•< 10 complcoe if , If lhe SKUBA coalition breaki. or pu."lld throush a budget rhBl as not rcpre$Cntauvc of all groups . SA Pre5id(n! Tim. Sheehan could veto n -and cxtcoJ the process imo the surnm~ . ~ :;, J 691 ·8987 875-0707 Affairs, UUAB, GSA, a FriendS �... ......,.laCNMMAU:c-...,..__,....,...._,......,. ....... ......,.. C...,. .. ,.,.......,. tu t. IMI fiiOt 1• 1........ tot ._ ...... dee... wNc::tt _.. ........... ............, ...- M U..s hall. lo be....., fi:NI ............ ~ . . . ..... lnfell1.1. ........_The_. .,_..elf .................. befnetont.., .. IYY.COWUD ltOTHJfrrMl.lfQI:: UMatty tM ~,...._ ..... F.-. H.U "-• bec1cNM • Mfe&eu hUit. tM • intttl.n. As""~ tM Ul ..._ ._.. C:.,... Mn• """ tN ...,c1 W'I....,.ortlftOft.. With . Foster a shell and Knox naked, room hunt intensifies FJienl ..... by Sp«fro~m ~01' *Wry «tt011 When 1/pt'rr it DJ; t([Jit1J rrott/ot,, • . Ot.d Oppt)SIIt dellvcry of Inner furnisblnp, the lcaur< hall b unable to open and counter-act the fodlity pp FOSler'• Stoff H'rlt<t -sir kuc Ne ..1011 obscr•i oa all th~ c:omtnJaaon and dcsaruc:t.on oa tht. Main Sucrt and Amhrnt Campuse~, h ....... Ne"100' l th>rd of mOit On aptly law a ppiJcs-alrno" su~et tht dose or cl.Usn last Sprina. FOSta Hall on the M&in Street Clmpu• h14 bcC1I tnliC<lCSilble to &11 ottpt the demolition crews who have rippdS at iu interiors. The strutturc no~ pands mute and urclcs&. Sua &I Lhc umc time, c:onsc:ruc:don workm: buildin& a new ICC1urc hall on lhc Amherst ClmpUJ proan:saod 11 a rtlle thll •urprio<d em! the adminUlnotion. The proOiaa IJ, bo_.or, that it abo &tllldJ -pty. AwalW.s p;.t_ rmovation may have c:rcated. The lou ol tile Fosccr lldlitlco coupled with ocher cnrollmmt and schedulilil.l,oc1on hu len many Unr"cn17JCkpai"UDC1'1ts wuh adckd cl.u~Toom hcadocbu. VKe Pres1dc.nt of Fac1hUH Pb.on•na, John • Neal, uplaJned tbaathc new lm.uu haJJ (whiCh W1U be namtd ll1 bono• of bus-newnan Seymour Knox·, mOther. Grace Knox)-sbould be open ror ciiUkl in the Fall of 1981 and is actually -ahead or schcd ul c, ncarina completion in January. For eompepsalion. Neal explained. " We bullt ne-w roomJ in Abbott A.n.ntx th1s sutnmcr ro wvcr for rhe rooms we Jon.'' 8111 opinioru vaned u tO how odtq\Wcly scverol room• in the AI>Aa ,..,._ 16 rooms and three &ccnltc h.a11s ill Fc.aa wh.ich Un 't c.;.:::.~ t=u~ MCAT· LSAT·GMAT ~ SAT·DAT·GRE due to reopco until July 1982. " , .. Tolktna on the junlor level, EJcaricaJ Ena,incerina studenJ.SCotlqldlcloo lor rooou have tripled in number Un<r 1975" The unanimolU aarcemcnt noted Malont. "And wbc:o rooms amona racuJty and administration uc anilable to us," be conainucd. members is that tbc .En,inmin.J ..the)" arc onm in&dequa.s:t. like the DeputmC,!!..l . bu the arcatut'""41t1 mow lAhapcd room in Cook.t." probtcm.s. W1lb scbedultna and Ho,.·c,rr, Mato.nt: is not alarmed rmd.tn& adcqu.atC' da.s.srooms.. II 11\c I IIU&aion "h il not notably Ke110<lh M. Klscr. AUocille .,'0<1< th" ~car than it ha> bcC1I in Dull for Facibtics and Oporatiotu of En&inecrina and Al)plicd Sctrnces. said that findinJ. latJt rooms for c;:oursrs tn h1s ~r;:,~~j~~~.::•i;:ab:~'·~ Soft I :. I on~y I ·: $59 iI : WITH THIS COUPON I I I ..,.•tMllrot 1 I optk8l que~ty -•·-~ 1rrom ~ttld ,tyle$, problem~. Department indirectly because. aJon.& with the increase in over· alJ Jaid, .. No, tbt closing did not hurt us- lecture h.aH space: is no problem our clusu. What we need is lab ..,_, .. There arc also Oepa11mcttl< wlucb claim they -.1<1 noc .,. the ,.,.... ilk - • available lhcm. Math mroUmcur, it mademmpetition for laqcr rooms heavier." Elecuieal En&U-in& chairman DauUs Malooc sea the Prdalt problernasjt,.umiRoraatavadoo when compared to the tu,cr cnN o-r student enrollment · PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTO'COPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING PHOTOCOPYING ~ ror to Ocparlmrnt chahmao Lcwu. Cobw-n explained , ''l"m no( so sure: thai If lltiC'f rooms Yt-ere a..-aiiJ.ble we would make "" or them, becau.s.t when you're teadUnc somahlna 6ke Calculus to a IUJ< IJOUP ol aud<n~< (all ., once), well -chc rcathins tends tc dderlorate." .. for e~ample, " Cob u rn continued. ''we tried to keep the lid on Calculus <las... to 80 students, but we had to opec them up to 100 and then 120 and now some arc up to I SO students." Coburn (edo, hoWCVCT, that hio Department bas bcC1I wdl·aa:ommodlled in view or lht m.u.sivc. frc::s:hman i.nOux t.his year . wllidt he also cited .., the m•jor c:eu.sc for nhedulin& problcau. Acc::ordJna to Noll, 90 percent ol rwitcbes," Noll UJ<rtod. Wbcn Kno• Holl Is Rn!Jhed the buildin& will cncompUJ six hall> l.t<Xlrdin& tO H ead O( Consll'UaiOn and RchabUilallon. o,...,e Mt>Or< . Two wUI bavc a J<&tlna capacity or 7S ucb,tbree will ho ld approxlfnatdy 22.$ students each, and one will have a 4SO person S<&tina oopldty. '·At lbh Moore system. lions with the ,..., and carpedna. lOme ol wllich arm't due to arrhe until January. " with ttJis coupon you get. $59 Choose from : Beuach & Lomb • A .O. Soft • Hydrocurve PMa lndudaa: ~; Cold Sla<lludon Kit; 90 Day Money 8acll Guwant..: c.nytng C...: 3 Month ~ ContrKt: Solvtlofta for Claeninv and Sterillzlne I (ProftalotriiLFfltllfl F111: JJ$) - I ~------------~;.;..::;. polnt,'' admitted, "lh< 1>11 delaY' are in the ddovory or ,..., ror the hcotma SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY I I I I than ua;ual 10 cJe.aJ wuh 1hc: o"n ~ capacity "tuatlon. Noll <llabllshcd I · ·c ommand Post " whiCh aucmpted to solve depanm.eruaJ dortitulllt$, C$p<dally cnrollmrnt tho..- problem> were 1o0lved br lWIIchina room&. '• Jus 1 :~bout evcrybofiy sot o limo-sloe " ht declared, "but It may nol have bt<n at che time the deparrmenc r<qucoted. You know. cvft}'On< want> thcit class IIU&Jlt from 10 LtD... lD t 1 l.m ... Wilen Sc:heduftna b m.tin& ch.&rtJa, h tna no1 to IWirdl the daYI. time or campus the cl&5s u bdd at, maintained Noll. "II •• do, it iJ coiled a ahical chana•- The Command P ost sueces..sfully reduced the number or majpr 355 Squire Hall l ....., Cont8Ct Lena Group 1 1 27778Mitden Drive I , I 834-4338 , I I• Sc:l>eduhn& Rlc:hard Noll fccb that bu D<paruncnt was rno.e prepared fch 110 rcpercuiSJons from fO.StC1'.$ closlna. Chcmhlry Ocpanment chairman Stanley Bruckenuein, 9anKipm . Cantact Lenses you're .. ... sht s scmutct. D ire ct or or nuacnu taking lower dtvbion En&inccrina counts, Kiser fcds "I he dosill& or foster dill affect the ·=------ : for a ft"Wyearsnov.. n ciodn't man~ aa what cnSLS l~·f'l w, year beJocc. 0<spt1e the additional problc:m> l 't'.•chln.& deccriorsaes There are some dcpartmenrs who .=.=nn ,AI'r..._.... .......... ., ........... . ·=:..:- ..... .,- a------------ "A'f hl\<tbcc:n statistical data (or UB, w d the appro.dtnatt nsun for heshmrn e:nrollmcol thb rear t.S 3600 Rudmu--compared to the been thi.s bad in preview year.s," ht maintained . With over 2.000 · -~­ 1 tht PIS' " Malone ockno"'ledJted. "On« y~u'u at 1h~ cns15 .AA&t. u Director of IMhullonal Studieo l..t,wrcncc KojU.e, who compile> IY AJI'I'OINTMENT ONLY AT BU~FALO CONTACT LENS GROUP -·c&t ___· _____________________________________ . . I .:; ' 2777 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 ' Only • 5 Mlnu1a Welt From Northto,..n Plate �if~~©im~~A~--md.~..... ]f Fighting flares in Persian Gulf - - - - -- -- »Y Jotroepb 8 . Zlnpl" rodo!finjtion of the l>o<deron the Muoantenitory ISO mik::t to tM nonh or the •~• Reporu filed by WO.tom """""'' In the~ luve i ~ • f UWd1'ocal dllferen<.-ea betw""" lrllO • .nd ""f&hbon05 tnq e.rupted into fierce OghHr'l l&a wt.oe.L •• forC*!t ••ld tl"'' troq 1u> ""'only Clptured all cllipuled .,..,..., !ifrom e.ac:h tlde. d&lhcd in oil rich Pen1an Culf rt:~UT'" bul hat •IJO taken mn••d~rablft lcrrltory wh.tch tud no _ ur the Middle E..L clot•~~& OYer ~ r.ghting. J t('IJllnlrtg nut of • Ions d.i.&f)tltt fWCf" An ofr>cll\J with the 1)1!("""' Oopol"ttMnl told 'The territorial rJAirm to W ShotU aJ Arab w.tter·WI)I 00 Specrl"\\m- thiH M believe. lnq h.u t•ken tt.TnlO')I piued equipped Iraqi lnr<ft agtll\<t """'""" ur beyond what it had Laid c:latm IO ~N • ~UfJ'" thf" ShAh·a u .s . tUpp~ tromian ntllhary bupinin8 pot!tion He Nld IIley ""4!1\1 ufT• r tt>o 51- the lljshlil1(! ~n. both old<• lu•e otNC~ t1 JddiUooa.l tetrilory taken u 1 conc::eMOf'llo lr.ln W'hUe cMUan, military and oU Mte> On S.ptombor 2.'1 , 1roq malntOtnl"5 1ho!r otWrW do!manclt l>otnbed the world'o laJ"80"t oU rol1t>o<y in Abodon Iran Other W!eo ttrudc by 1nq hldude ohe CUlf pon o1 Weter Buohlro, the cit} oC Oizlul, and Inn·• riche>t ool A Ull prof....,... "'ho n<!l 10 a.. nomed ....,,.. procluc:ing PnMilce, Khuzil<an l•••f• oafont • • pt'nAlnalfl co lnl<ln\Ol •nd eu.,.,W 1'ho lroqJ _ . , . , _ , lur1'h•nd•)'doomod 10 luve ......,,, ......... He wid tlul lnq .. pn>bohly •lkln« t.aptured tnn·• pon f1Clfa1.aes ~~ Khurnnuhlhr, the opponuni\y oC ll'an't lnt.,.,W Cltlll'ttidered by miS'\Y \Vh1t"m iJil&lytl) \0 be l.he mo.-t the lf!'ml0t) an and around the "'eter-way ,..,.. and •'6"lr.,.,..t fllln thUl for in the ronlllct llepUno 001 ol UW' '~ i.n me atrail far ~ eeeur'l\)' nNIOfU Tollf<Ton denied that the por1 foalny lud _ , o•kl!n lr.lq " pt'Obably out IG WMn the A~rotlah not 1o Whill' Iraq wu busy hombll'\8 &.~1M an lran 1 the lrtnll.nl ditrupt lhe Shiite MuolJm orunorfly In Iraq. !he 1)1!(..,.., .,.llod bon-'"" villa&"' of s.,.,..,, Mooul, Ktrkuk and ' "" offlcW •peeul;lfod. Tho Ayorollah hu i So""'' .,,.bed --to ...,.. 1 ,...,...,odly .,.plio! dty of llaghd•d in IrAq upon the Shiha 'T't:-rr ltorles ACXYW"d.J.ng to a Apo"e•pcrJOII for lht!: lr<IQ.I t;uhural des~ au W•,hulg'lon. O,C . l.he wAr i.& pro9"*"lu.c very wclJ tor lnq. The WaJhif\A\.un a.uu.rce al.o wid thAI It~ tw.d i hot down rrutny lr-a.n&an lfid hu captured numeroW" pr.onen tte cornmentfld t hai the morah! of the" Iraqi fCM"Cft wu ~} ,and lhll tnq wn ..... "'!! dody torril0rial5llnl A l)l!(enoe Department An.olyo< told ~Spt.arwn tho! 10 of lop offiNJo. ..... ol tptn' pono for miliuory modnnoo •od deooniona oC lrazun I - - .. lnft is In no condition to "'¥!' • ""'s And ••MI"•t\ 1nl.l!f\Mwar. ·~ r'"' n..red in tl>t l'enlon G<llt ,....,._, -lnq -.pod tho "'~!~on ......... tho ........... Shau ..t Ar.oh And pnxnpoly r--...1 • 19'7ll a~l between then tra.n tao- "'-"er Shah -.......:dlliu P&lllovi And the~ oll""''. l'<llitieol •poc:woliau in lhe WC51 beU... llut lnq ~ived very ti'lde in tNt 197S ~ t..UIM of the Sholl'• <MtrWhelrnlng milhuy pows11\e 1975 agn..oemtml betweun ,,., twn Middle E.uo•m n.,..,.. delolled tho •hA111lfl or li8hlf to lho Jl.ntcllf~lty impoM.llot Shitl 11 Ar•b w•tt~_r-w•y •nd all&U pvto ~ver.a. l setuon;. nf land '" the n:sSnn 10 ItAn lntjl dcm.1nc:k h.a.ve m.Ucd upon lr1n ro rt.·•U.nqu..th tMr r1ght to the Shatl aj Arab rive,...w•> · th~,....umof lh'" tf'rnrory glvf!n to lno b~ lr•q .n 19i'.S .nn ityraq to M'r.rn.&n the Govrmment ot lroq. Unlike Iran, the rei~ <Nloni,Y lnl.raq I• S..,.n; M'"'llm. lli>tonOiliJ' uua dl""""""' on "'llfPon .. """' hft~ 6Hmul.lted (rlctkm bctwt..'l."n th.- IWO Mo~·m n.atiOn.lt Otpllal !lei""' the conllid bello"' • 10111 ol 700 ~ na\IQN.ls were U1 dw CDU111ry of Iraq, JICCtW"da.nc lO the :!~ %~ ' : : ,r;:::,:;-:,tor wurin(! Niddle !MINIJO<t f\lty-11-ne US ...,_,. boO INdo their wav """" land to Atm.l. • ol rridiy. Tho w~on lhe "'-' ~ ""' ......,......... tully With tho us - · _..,. - '""' Dl!pt.n:meaa iD the evacuation IIWaJI\. .,. ~ ........ lbla-e<lcJ' thll u. ~ -IIOiooeb..S.WO wUo ,...., .... .._, ~ city a(~ And ................. " " - Tho -·~----orclen)llf­ .00 hill wife-.: •"""''' ...._ .............. ...-. 'Tho Nt:w Yri 1"Wneo reponed rridloy thM. tho nMIUr wunllie!o of the Unlled Nttlono 1111! ~ tn meet on Saturday to choo8e 1 &r"OOP of mndiatora to ' 'ish the troubled aJ"1Y Th~ imervention of tt¥;.,.04hUr' ~toelefn n.ll ioos:,~ .cmrrung tb 1.ho nfneJ w.u requetled by tr.Al\Wl Pretod.no Abolluswn Bonl Sodr •nd wu •SJ-I•o b~· IW!IQ\bo""'t lraq SO. the out-brr.oll ol f'«"lln8 bet"-.en lhe '""' .councna Prewden' un~f' h&l tnllf1C..tned dw liS wdJ m-rwun neutr~ m Ihe mofilc:1 .,, • apeteh drreli\-en"d a1 ~romoa luo woe~<. Otn <r CAlled UIJOI' ""' SoWt L'Non by n:;ut-.e tn -stjl) on the uddirw durin& U~ rontlJct . "'"""""' 1/>o- """"""'' Uld thai Amoril:a ...'OUid ,..,..,n neu1ral, he luo Abo 110ted ''"' the US &lo"5 wllh other ro11<l<n>ed ...U...., ·~• ...., ,.,.., if the AI~ 1mporum j,t£.11\l of HortnU& are bkdo:ed by erlhw ouuntry Ao the S1•1e Depono>MI dolly brl«rms fridoJI. 1.he. White Uouse ro'IYik!d thAt II N• Pf'O'POM'd, \0 " nwnbt!r or its •\I.Uet. u...r 1t " ~i.lli""S to ht»t a mMing for all t\)(ue ronoemce Wlth the r«'t'fll w1.rla.re �_ _ _ __ __ _ by Cbrl&llne Rogel'& The fot the PrMidency iJI q\llckly oomi.n.g to a -cloM and 1he choi.,.. -m (or Ule n!Oll pan dlomol, One C4Jli!Jdole ,. an incumbenl P"'oldenl deeply scarred by economic and diplom•tkl 1t00bl., a11d olJding badly In the popularil)' poiU. ,\oolber " an •fn& t:on)odrvttlve with no upuriencc ln Wuhifl&lOit cirdb. Tbe third tJ ., conservative-turned 6bel'at I"'Dc;:e congresaman from Dli•10is. for mo5l coUe&U 4&luden1t the- choloe s~mr 10 be the k:saoer of the thn:e eV'ils-.lohn Alldenun, \olho .we.rn• 10 repreJent the viewt or most coli~~ i tudtntt , Audcr10n ovposu tho resumption gf peace-dme draft teglitNtlon or compul&ory military $C!:rvice 'rhia vl~w iJ Ohnly uvhelf,l on most campusu throughout the COUI'\try~ Andcraon -al6o fa-vor~ ,.ederal funrting nf 11burttutU and Increased federal approprhHioru. for coUega &.tudc:n~-a.Mlher populM JlUOOnt cause On coUe~ aid, Anderson mdaed ~!nlJ- IU bt• 1tw. can dfdale who mos( t tro'ng:ly .suppor1a tederill nno&nCiill 81$1$\.af'ICe, His- plalfOI'n\ incJudtrs: - Ocveluping • more l"iltlonal. eyuit ab~. and widely avaUahlc IObn progr.tm to provide. needed 61d 10 middle lnc:t~nt~ r.atnlliM.' - Cradua1ly m crea&1n g thr tlule t ducatlonal Oppur1unaty Cri;nl IBFJX;J 10 rt!fltoc:t changf!l in th<! cwl of Hduc:aJJQo . -supporting renewed ~ruphasis on th~ College Work· sr udy Progntm .. - Encouragif18 ;~.nd 1ucrua1~ funding of ~~ TRIO progra.nu~ T•len1 search, Upwat'd Bouod. speda.l ~rVioes rur Oisadv;uu-.g~ Studema.,eif..d'ucatiumd Opporlunily C..'!llors, lJld EdU<:31iorlill lnfo"""'tlon Centen that deal with special pmblem1 •nd diff'iauhiel of tccebJ for the educationalJy di11dvant16fXI• - - Oeve.loping 11r'f$etcd p4t l cnroUmenl remedial prosnnu fUJ' Student!! coulitlfl rrom dlu d vauta.gOO educaiJon.a.l environmont•. - Ea'uablishing bmh an umJt!l'graduate and graduate MctH Schbl.a,rshtp Progr-am ·a l ;m estio"taled cost or $80 4 n1illic>n In addl\ion lo t \Udent (inAnciAJ JJd, Ander~K»n h.u noted the importance o( tublidl.zi.ng btilc restsarc::h in lnatiiUIIOOI o( highe' leamiJlS, He 1Upport" - ln<:r'Oatfn8 •upporl for qualily ldenUile equipmono and facilitleo 1hrougb a fou..year ~)hue-In prugram - Upgradin& rewarch laboratorlea and ec_ lUipmeJ\1 ill coUep with -_ Ova-year prosram nJ .lJ:niversilie~ __,111d griJIIO, .....(."'realirlg a fund fo·r mmpcUtive pou-doctotaw and reMDrc:h fcUoWIJhipc with special atumtion gfwn 10 people uul or univenitica for several yeart -lru:r'eUing auppon (or ,.,_rth llbnrie• coiiL'<Ii<JOI devetopmr.nl and coJ.lection pre.terVtdon1 - Supportll\g predlCiable, long·tenn fund.ll'8 fn r biomedical .........,h, " Under normal circumlla.nctJ..., -an •ncunrliuau PreSident would nut f&nd Ander)()n'i chiJllerlp n'U.1•·h (l( a thnsai bur these are not ncnmal ttme-.6 and Cllru·r $C'E!J'0.5 lo be Approaching the e-lection u a wea:l an•l vuJnerahJe candidate, · Po lent Oetplte hi& campaJgn Alwnhte.&. 1ted8an ~~ ITlU"U~ hnp"'s&l\lb strirlet in unifyrng the- RepubUr.an P.tr-r_, And Andet".ron it al1o maldng Pt'Qfl"e$h ~" uh tndepentJonu lwho were- form4Sr1y Oemocr-atAI -tml with disaffect~ Liberti•. 1lru.& Andenon~, insut'g-..m C41odldacy I.!! ra.JIIng feart amo03 Lhe Ulirt :~dminislratlon One Whh• HotaeOTiiciAI cooceded trul, "N>d~'"'" it defmitely huning us. He h.te the potenUallo deny Utt a lot 51ates in Novern\:x!.r, and 1 fully \!,J.pecl hfm 1U or pick up some keMedy supponera." Some 'officials t:peculate that Anderton) t~ doubtful of a wtn.. could cut inro Carlen northe•swn• base •uat enough co pitch ttw. e.lt:cUon 10 Republlu n R!!fl"ldReagan. Who will win thio el..,ion U; purely opeculative. M C4Jli!Jdole hal a cluN:ut lead. E•en Ande'oon ha1 • ch4nce, aiJhoush hi> proapecu 100m dim. Uu\, aurpiis.es in Presidential electJON a.re not nt~h Remember Harry S. ~? No one thought ht• would win·uhOOr Prof visits From China with love, Kyle returns - -- - - - -- - --»Y Ci a r an Swlh Fl'iMdly relations wilh Ch ina a.r e now at an all. time high leading to an lncnJaJill in oultural ultchengc wilh the US. UB American Swdles profeswr, Charltl5 Kyle recently returned from o sabbatical during which he !aught American cuhure ln Peking. Ky le'• experienOC& and insigh•• on the ..new~· China, along wilh olhurs w ho have been Jhere rec:em.Jy, offer report• oomelimc.< differing wilh the ones pre.ented uy Ute media. Chairman Mao's c hosen successors-who have bl!l:n running lhe ooun1ry slnce his d~.alh-have put their "Four Moderniunions program" into full effec1. The people of Peking are optimisUc about the country' and its new dir«lion. according to Kyle. ond they do nm h.,llllle w voice their opinions. "The people or Peking are ol"'n and candid In their criticisms of the Communist Party and Its proce.....; .Kyle related. lhou.g h he is qulck to point aut that this Is lhe view of Peltinjf& tnh.obitaoll and It may not reOec1 1he views of lhe entire country. EYE1ZY . 2 Large Old Vie.n na'a $1 a K&m-.kws $1 _ h•t of Th! Beatie• • ~e Stoaea, T.he Wh9 and maay morellll - 1 .,....,., opinion "There le wide•pread suppll'rl of th~ government;' he continued, ' 1because the: Chinese people Sec lhe governme•tt • • worl<.ing for the serteral welfare of lhe people." Apparently much has ' - " accompllshed in 1he last three · years dllf'in8 the Uber;diz.allon and modernlution campalgna and the Chineoe, who have ,urrl!f'ed a millenium of 1\ardehfps, are gratefUl. Accordlnt! to Xyle, liben.ies Mtd freedoms are chan&los· to lhe polnl where one can now read letters critical oJ the government tn Pelting naw•J18Pe,.. Tbooe hurt during lhe Culturlil Revolution/ which l.a viewed •• an embarusment by the people, do not hesitale lo vofce their dilcontent IDd their wl.ahea for oomperuation o( ioe\.,propeny and dlgnlty. Although the famoua "Dem~?C;racy Wall" le now, covered by a4Y~~ "Tbe people oeem· to .have' complete f.-lorn of opinion,• Kyle rec.:Ued. Kyle <Silid, ahhough 1hey nUl harbor a fc••· ul Amenca; Instilled. durlng the Cultural Revohltl()n wh en everything American was taboo. Polen tlat f riends The Chine"" feel lhat w• should be ollfl!ll. •h•l America i.s on the dcc:Une while RU$$iA » gr-owing, and 1hat lhey oould be valuable in combaliJ18 any Soviet threal , The RUMion i nvufon of Afghanistan should be a leswn helieve the Chinese. a nd in lhe fuiUre Chwa would be cruclal tn comaining Soviet CJ<panslon "for lhe Chinese," explillned Ky le, "anyone who is Rwal.a. their gr""t enemy. is on aU) The ooumry be1leves that war with Russ:ia 1s in cvilable. 1\yle li.IJso &aid the Chinese dislike and roar Reagan because they feel h i! will be delrimi!Jllal to US.Slno relaUons. They see the g•ins mode in lhe laSI decade.., pricelesa and they would lil<u tu soo • ..:onl.inued mutual effort to (ulfy normaliw relalions with ••oh olher. · past monlh hu seen tNde opened between tho two countries. Many Ame<ican buolne...,. view China • • a bouomteas ma.rll•• according to U.S. News and World Report and f1!CI thol lhey would not be acting In the!J' ben interest illhey ignored thio potentia), • Bu1 while big bwlness fa vors the counuy, the average American 6ee5 China as a possible fu1ure lhreat. Wilh four times lhe populAtion, China could be • dangeroue en""'Y' However, ICyle oootends, lhe Chinese li.IJso oeo uo as a danger due lo Ameri<Jan ilnl"'rialiam, allhoogh we are the .l etaer of two evils when compared to the Soviel Union. "8'JJn•• Too The Chlneoe ~u~o..: thu friendship wllh U6 doe. not come without strings, a nd our present pooition leads them to believe lhot we may try to talu! advanta&e o r our economic and milllary •trength In the fu ture. Yet, the Chinese are wiUin8. Kyle said, to take chances In the hope ~. som~ day, our two nalloru Will coexiJt tn ~':. effectlvei~ put an end to Soviel These nt!W ~IIAlgbta Into China and iU people have recen.t ly led many to lhe amch11ion that \he Chi...e. iU'8 linoere in their IIMI"Ch for nqnt:>abed l'lllallooa lild1 in time may be Able IO llljll!xlat~ the l!.S. ln. a II)U~Y benefidal reiallonihfp, • J �Russians travel south· don't find fun in the s~n BURP. - - --».) ' Al•n C. Ku h le t:r'olalnl( Otelr common border. 'l"he t roopa immediately led lhe Over nine onoutlu ~o, Soviet APghan a rmy in a coup which lroopo Invaded MS)\anistan 10 OW!Mhrew Amll\ (Who, aJons inaull and protect the with hll family, was executed! gonmmen1 of Babrak KarmaJ. and plliCed •trona pro-Moacow ln. thai lime, the S6vlelt, Kannal II the helm. Their nel<l meetina rHistance from the move wu to crush lhe lalamlc M ghan robela and i6olallon rebels and the loet from mo.t or the world, have provincial areaa. begun 10 doubt their military Never Olpc!Cting a quick prowese and t~oals. vi~1ory, Soviet Premier Leniod In an a llempl 10 quelc h these Breshnev doubted the t roop• doubaa, the Ru..lans have would be home for May Oay. di!Cided 10 change the strategy However, the wit b.u p roven and l.tunch helicopter-baaed to be much more diffiCUlt than commando r&JCIJ "8--imt (he e.rpected Ocopite the massive rebela' rural buei. There have technoJosical advtiltage of the been repc>MO of My l..aJ style Sovltll and Afghan armies, they aaroclue• with ent...., villages have """" frustrated by their bl!lrlg matucred by SOvieo own miiJtary t tralegi81! coup.led troops- aoo boen reponed to with large 6Cale Afghan be using napalm and nerve gar. defection•. II was recently announced Uke lhe us In Viemana, Sovi•t replacements. To r.ounler the defection •. the that tho Soviul army Ia using lhe troop• went into AfghaniBtan AI the time of Sovoet soviet• have t aken h11avy nolorlou.. hollow nosed •dum- prepared for large scale ground tnlorvenllon lhe Afghan INny weaporu away from the Afghan dum• bullca lntenulion.Uy operatioN. but quickly learned atood at 110.0011-Joyal to Amln units. which have been redueed oullowed. these bullets. unlike of their en-or. The rebels hove and lhetr country. After the to 30,000. convent1on•l ~mmunhion, fou sht back with an Invasion, the Afghan umy, The ~"~!bet. are now 1!1"111"11 e.tplode.,l'PD'' impoct and ""'' unexJIOlCied hlt·and·run guenlla bill"r o•er the death of their apan their IUS"I In 1978, Noor war - . . , ore c:ontrolling the leader a s well u t he. , .auppon from urban dwellers. Mohammed Tarakl beame the ruw11ry11de and p.ckJns away soveriii"IY, beg;uo defectJns 10 prore.. ionals, iludentJ end ftr't commum•• leadt!t' of •• thll Ru.. lan forces. ol\ly to the nebelslde. mlddleclus b.uinCM~nen who Mghonollan . Traditionally d.iltappear into lhe landscape With them, Afghan soldlers are leaving the cities IO join tho btiing made a country or loose tha i they kno w 10 weU. •t ook their Soviel·provlded popular reaiJ!Iance. lroni<:<~Uy.ll inwrna l governments , Tho 85.000 Russlon trOOp• wua p o n e- mortar a , •nt l· waa many of these sam• peopl" AfghiUliatan hu trlbtiamen who occupying Afghanistan ore olrcr•fl mliBileo, anO·tank gun• thai helped put the orllilnal have never been willing to made up largely or youns and heovy machine SU{\1-thal Tarald regime into power. But accept ••rona central control. draft- S"ftlJlS their first tule are d.,.perately needed by tho they suppon only an Afghan 11\ey rule thomaelvea through of action Because of lheir rebels. Moot of lhe weapoM Monlll regime and have 1h01.r vt&goa. t,..dltlons. and the (ailurea . older, more have been retrieVed or new becon>e disillllliooecl by the one. made by tribal pmamllha. Soviet prespnce ond tbe l•lamic relislon-which hu expeiienced aoldiers are used u been tbe force that has enabled I • them to deal wfth the ouuJders. Aleundur the Creal . _ Chengho• K.hon, lhe British and now the Soviet Union hove tried tn " "" MghaniJian as a gateway to new umpires and aU have boen ooggoo clown, or defeated c by an l•lam!c Jihoh or holy war. resam atrocit.Jes oornnunud by I hem tiavlng bee11 COIIdemned by most of the non-c:ommuni,t world and feelansthe •ffecb of the US wheal embargo. the Kn!mhn .. reportedly rcqe.•ns ito move into Al8)\a""Jai,. lklt pullmtl out, they fe.Jr, wuuld be an t!Ven y-ea1er IMa of prutagl! It oppean t hai the IIUMIAIII . ,.., leaming the 11me lea110n that the Brltilh are learning In lllorlhem lrebnd and that the US leomed in V.etnam-the day• of foreign domination are over. Afglwllstan may be one more nail in the lid or the colftn or •mpe:rWism. ua. • •,. Party With Gary Smith AINNIMinated When Torak ('a Ruulan · supported sovemmeru tried 10 rule the Alghan people-both w ..lem urban dweller$ and rural tribesmen- with a ri8ld ocntrallr.ed communlat svstem, he conlradlctod the wlshe• or !IOCiei,Y. Re bellion• brewed ftnl In the Isolated provmoes where tribtiam~. loyal to lhetnaelveo ond IJiam, WMid hometnlde repllc&l o( Bri!lsh and Atnericell made nflel 10 ,.;.,.., contrOl of _ ru.r al areas from the Soviet armed Afghan army. By laat December. ZO of the Zll province• were In control of the l'ebela. TerakJ was replaoed, with Ruulall couing, by Hafuullah Amin. By lhiJ lime rebel ;....u.tance had Jncreaaed 10 a point where there was fl&hllns in the capital of Kabul. Sovillt adviton in the city ~ belns ususinated and Amin himself wu held up in the preeldentlal palace under heavy ucurlty . Reporu circulated wylng lhe regime would not make It through the year. Having a Soviet w 1eW1e f.U out of orbll would be • tremendous loo> for Mo!lCOw. After reviewing lhelr optloru. the RUJ6iana dedded to replace the we&k and unpopu.l.tr land not en\il'eiY pro-Sollietl Amin and aupport hiJ ouo:ce&sor direclly wllh So\'10!1 troop&. On Chriatmu morning the ftnl trOOJ» wertl airlifted in, later to be followed by artDOr ctivlalona r.. • .. DUBEL'S • ~ 749 Smith Street, Bl!ffalo iIll It !tO You are invited ~o Gary 's v~ry first BEER BLAST Thursday, October 2nd Come down to the wold and crazy bar that features the very talented singer and musldan Gary Smith. plus mud wrestling. wet T-Shirt and Wet Jockey Short Contests. Gary's Blues and Rock Band. Toga Parties. - umbo Contests. The best female and male exotics In the Buffalo area. PLUS the unexpected usually happens every night! •111 ftAJISPORTATIO•m Bus service for the BEER BLAST will be available at Squire Hall. The buses will return at 1 am. A sz.oo fee Includes - your round trip transportation plus FREE admission and a FREE draft beerl DRAFT BEERS ONLY SOc ALL NIGHTI Perfenalat wlU ltoo Guy S•ltll' l Jlock • 11. . auf, llale • r...lo DeiiCWI. Call toUJ for you .....natJoa, . ..,. yooraolf a .,.at tl. . • UWMS �An appraisal Rockin' and rollin h was pany-t1me Saturday, as about 2000 U B students abandoned their books and converaed on the Squire fountain &r(a to smoke, drink and be merry. Pall fest, SA's annual celebration of the arrival of yet another school year, was held later than usual this year due to some booking d ifficulties for the University Union Aetivitie£ Board (UUAB). Three relatively obscure bands- Benhaud, Ariel and Toronto-were scheduled late in lhe planning staaes. That, combined wrtlrlbe lcdaodk Buffalcrweath<r, cast a neaative pall on the festivities, especially considerina lut year's success with Soutbdde Johhny and the Asbu!f Jukes . But the beer was cheap, and lhere was enou&h heat radiated by the collective student body to ward off the SS degree chill. Although, according to one student. "it was cold and miserable, the band sucked and the beer tasted like piss," most who attended had a aood time. Unlike past fallfcsts, only one of the bands performed outside. Because of temperature restrictions, the pany moved to C1arlt Oym at about 1 p.m after Benhauel closed its sccondsel . The beer stopped then, but some students said tbe event improved. "The outside ponlon rcaJJy stunk because the band was so bad," said orte student. " I think it may have scared a lot of people away from Oark." Reviews Benhatz.el opened the show with lbeir beavy metal rote, and did not make much of an irnp<CUlon . Playina mostly covers, tbe Buffalo aroup performed sloppJC. tired and tllcc:.ssive vcnioos of all tbe old stalldards like. "Dazed and CooJused," "Putple Hau," and !be dental version of the "Star Sl*llkd Banner." We've beard it all before. Ariel , a band from 'Torootcr, did much better. Toro?to is a very trmdy ci!J. so it· wu ioevitablc that Ariel s music: bad some New Wave ion-IA It, such .,--. fum backt.t, ~ aultar bllanee and a �.l i f 3 FALLFEST'BO the day away Ia<• of long oolo breaks. For an unknown band, Ariel •urprosed and pleased the Clark Gym audienct with rhw energy and directness. Toronro , a new heavy me1al band from 1he city of rhr same name, closed out the show. Visually, <he group lS unique in that the lead guitarist and lead >o..-ahsr arr both women. The band played very loudly, pnformingtheir hil sina)e, " Even the Score," and the 1111< track from their album, "Lookin' for Trouble." He••> mnal freaks ao< their tiD of raucous and fun· ladeo rock 'n' ron. " Insides Oark," commented a student, "the crowd '"" no1 really Into 1he whole thine it seemed, bur Toron<o was very energetic. They were much bener rhan I had expected." Musk mokts II Mos< studenu said this fallfest was satisfactory, but rhar tt could have been' better. Sure. the musk: was free and lht beer inexpensive, but most or the crowd wanted bdlet entertainment. AccordiQ& to one UB aradua1e student, "Everyone was unfonunatdy rrmernbetin& lasr yeas, " Another student said, "The band is whal makes tt. I think it would have been • lot more successful if there bad been better music." And UB sophomore Cheryl Vaikness claimed, "Th~ t nttrtainment wa.s just nol as good. n Bookin& complications were b lamed for forcing UUAB 10 schedule the three heavy metal bands that performed Saturday. WeD before the event, students wet< complainina obout the entertainment and poor publicily for FaUft:~t. " Tbe only Olber lhiQ& that was bad," said a US. coed. "was the elate. It would have been b<Jter durina th< second or third week of school. People really want ro see their friends right away when Khool starts. It also aeu evtf')'One excited about bein& back." "Nevertheless, students turned out and uaycd until 10:30 p.m. when Toronto closed io act. Tbe bands and scllcdulinc, oombincd with the winds of Lake Erie, only took the edae off Fallfcst �~Ed~a~======================== ~ Checks and balances J So the Student Astoelatlon (SA) Senate Is plck.ed, the , Constllutioo Ia fullilled and the structure or the gove<nment Is >= complete. Now all-you can do Is watch II work. Right? Wrong. Student govenrment is made up or elected o lllclals who are responsible to the people who put them in office. The Senate has tile task or doling out at>out Sl million in student mandatorY lees. II i Will be dealing with your money and your Interests, so take 11$1 <11 active role In ,checking and commenting on Its operations. ll: Unlonunately, not all that many students In the past have done ~ thaL Few take the lime to vote and even fewer lake the lime to l! watch those they elect. ~ In the recent Senate elections, only about iOOO students snowed at the palls. Yet even that wa.a a "pleasant surprlz.e"to SA officials who laat year saw only 800 students vote. Hopefully morel han on&lourteenth of the studeot body will watch wh&t SA Is doiog lhroog/lout the year. The best view could come from the Inside and 1118 best seat In t he "hou!le·· may lis In the Aaembly. Open to any students who can submit signed petitions, the body Ia alated to work on student rights and welfare. Ills this branch that should represent the most diversified Interests end pefllaps provide some ol the most rntereallng Ideas. Tne Senate, whose performance can only be judged over a period of time, did not a11ract a particular!)' variated group or candidates. A number of the new senators were Involved last year and the SKUBA Party was elected almost in tacl. Consequently, lhe body should run very smoothly, but m"Y not bubble with the new Ideas ana diversity some would like to see. So the Assmebty cowd easily play that role ana all the students who thi nk they may want a front row seat 10 watch SA, should get tnvolved In II now, SA is ool complete. II Is not even near thai stage. Only after II has pertormed and we stand reaoy lo evaluate II, has II run a full clrclo. Student g.overnmenl tor 1960-81 Is just getting staned. Student panl clpallon, Interest, review and checks are the reel elements I hal will carry II through completion. Similarities I 1 Fallfest: a party To I~• Ectllor. I must aay thet I was surpri sed Uponfeldlng Manao· tng Editor John Lapiana's story on the ftont page ot Wednud1y'a Olacove.y S.Ctlon1 11 wae. femarkably similar 10 one tn the moat recen1. Issue of do not actually thfn~ to question aoout ptaga()lim. ,par· I!Cularty lrom a managing odltor. I do, hOWe"er, question how Mr. L•piana, fn hiS po!IUion. can ut .such poor standatd!l tor f1l! wil,lng. Nam$ Wllflh tt14 upon reovttst TlmeMagulne-. Nor Of!ly wa• the structure l,ha aame, bu1 wnote ••ntaneea were vel)' &fmlfar. AJso, there was no rerererlce made to Tim•. I ,eatlze that editors wtto read their colleagues work T,e SDQCltru(l) dirJ not lrflowllngty lflprlnt m•t•rf•l contained fn lime M6f lllne !fUIIout attribution. Wo BDofoglze to overslgiU. nme •nd any petson!l ollond~ by the - There are panles and then there are events-pamos so suceeastut ana vigorous lhalthey are remembereo for months and maybe ye&r$lo come. Fall lest was a party that had tne potential to become an event. Last year after a Fallfest thai sllned people's spirits Into December and is londly remembered now, The Spectrum praised the effort. Unity between campus groups, gooo commllments and sound organization carried tt>e pany lhrou_gh to " event" status. Unfortunately, Satruoay·s Fellfest was not so successful. Granted, the weather was not too cooperau ve-50 degrees temperalures are nol generally conouslve to drinking cold boer or playi ng lrtsboe, But. more tnan the weather was bad. Last year's Fallfest •mould IJ.ave proved thai music makes the fountain area go 'round. Soutnstde Jonnny, not lhe beer, was lne attraction. Tills year, Powover, three "not·so--great" groups performed. For the most par1 , there was-a baUer response to the tapes that played belween eels than there was to the groups. So why did about 2000 students show? Most anyone will lake advantage of cheap boer and the chance to a see a lot of friends In one spat II a party Is there, people Will ose 11. But whether or not II'S a success depends upcn the comments made during the event and tM enthusiasm of the crowd. Thill's where Fallfe'Jt 198() lost pai nts. We're not ungrateful for the ellorl thai went Into planning the afternoon, and we realize that every lillie thing haa lo mesll oh so weU lor things to work. But we're dlallpPQinted that enough things went wrong lo make lhe day only jlbout half as good as It could have been. , Faltfest and Sprtngfesi are lt)e oppcrtunUies for student groups In charge lo shine. The money-from mandatory fees-Is I here and the "guests" will come. The only requirement Ia that the entertainment Ia tops. Fallfest will never totally flop. It will just be better some years and need a lillie more atte~tlon olhet)l. We'll chalk Saturday up to eltperlence and thank UUAB tor the party. With wna1 we know now, Springiest Slloutd be an ::----..._ - by Chrla Wiles I went to a Chin... Restau111nt the othor n.l ght and my f()ftune cookJe sal~ " Fiowets1 mlJsfc. gUts and lnvUatlont are yours SOon." I noured thai meant thai I wouta m11ry th• Wolter on 1~• way ovt. The ·people I was with gol wery vague fortunes: 1 ' Tta"l by ro-.ca or tilt.. ''I1•PPin:ess-ls next to you ," "A wet blrd never at night!' t Wondered What would happen II somoone with a HnM of humor wrote fOttunes for a ltvlng, ~>What -ate you Jookln.,Q tn h.,. ro(?" or" Now, wasn't thlt better lhaJt McOon.aJd'a?" Orawlno 8oatd woula come out wlth calendars with fottun.es on them. Heumark would draw Snoopy eatlno chow n'W!IitJ from tos Olstt, ano Penney's would ..II Hotly Hobble sleeping bags wllh m.. lortUnea wrtnen oil OV«them so yrw oould read In be<l. L • The walters at Chlneae reltauranta always look "So 111-ln Olhor words. tnoy hove nc tonnleo. Thay·re so JI:O)Ite and lnondly, loo. They remind moot Hop Sing on "lonanzL" And t can eJw_,o plcluro 1 Iiiii<! lady peatctng out ol the kitchen saying sho noodo more Colgan. Ohl~ reetaur1tn1 .,. reelly popular 1n this aau~e u..d to t>o a Denny's with 90td and red w• IIPAP8f ancf soy tnstea.o ot Hofn<. Mlng Tell loo~s ll~all head ahop In the 19GOa-morals and very sm•U. but With a gr••t vJew of thu rfver and ot tho fJ&hermen. (Sorry-ll•horpeopi•J On • good day you can muncn oo your Dal Oop Voy and you, eyes on the "tlsh" that the Kids pull out ot tno river. '"t The King Wah ts on the ••main drag" of Fon E.fie and features a fish tent( tl'lat you c;a,n watch White eating your egg rolla. The bean sprolHS never bothered met vntlll pictured one daflllllng on tno end ol a ltoh hook. Tl'lere·e a tetnflc tut Chinese food placo on Main Street that fe•lure.s tll:ceUet'lf food and the llnle man has a gfeat •mHo. He doesn't .spe.ak muCh Engllah and yoU nawe to clrckt what- you Vtanl_Of'l tne menu, but the enanoe al·waya come.a correct lo the plnny.. I like to waten tllem eoo~ lho food- oil •~• lflllre<!ler>to are hesh:t the otl Ia changed In the,wok after ewery order, and I like to Imagine the oulhot of Tile SoCiel Ute ol Pl•nts watching the vegetablea $qulrm in the pan. I'Tm sorry." Mr. B~t- yovr son is going lo be a vegetlll>le lor the r" l ol his llle.'1 I waa f1rot lntrociuc;ed 10 lihlneee lood a lew years ago When my I>Oso lOOk me to Fort Ene for my tlfnMay dinner. Wa went lo a ehormlng lillie pjace lhll h&a elnce c-k)Ud-the So Sue Mae re.staufant. I will always remember the ellobllahmont. thoro that atn. • and Foot.lrl.a Ia the 11/10110 go lor really excellent food, Mlng Tll\,l(lng Vf~··Oh YMh ••• all good. Tho load · Ia really titling, best you n..,.or fMJ I flral dOCided to 1!)' the"muatard" that came with the overatuft.d. And t•UWnk q,lnle.e to.staurenta are a tad egg roll. To this day, t can't feet tiM! IMido ol.my felt tnor01 llll!llill tlllll>• NY. ttall<!n. Well, lot's toea 11. ~ Jadr'o h&o notlllno on Salvatore'• Italian Garden$. Memo l.aone'a In N...,·yo<t< lool<o •like the because ''"'" c~eek. t mooe II through •w ltrsl Chlneoe meat WithoUt too mueh diHieuiiY, I opted for 1 fork lnoiNCI of tho hyper.space scene hom ''Star Trek." And most of the - CIIOI>81cko and I drank Col<e fn1101d ol salle, bu\ on the notohborhooa pt~U·Ipognet\1 placu are predictal>le-checked lobt..,lotho, Chianti bollle -lerplecao, ond lolo ol fruflono ftowore on the wallo, only In CfiN9 oil palnllngo (llld I ~cture of &tiller the wner or the at.t.ow. g Chlntte r.-.auren'' t\owrt'er. aie un~~- Mch naa 'I "":n decOr; HIOOY Jld(e, for-.xampte, f!>oks )'ke a whole, I did well, I did mille one . big mlotoke, lhoUQh. . . Ao we were IM¥lng I!Mr restaurant. I went back 10 lhe ,..,,._lo leove tflo !fP. w~ t tumed around,lflo walter apllled a~OIIboWI of,WonTon soup me. Well. IMI epotoglaclp<oluaef_y ond In oplle of my a.nnoyMce, J ANini! hlin thlt'lt wu <~~Jijo all rt¢rt. "Allor all," l011d, " It wu onty an occident:• on �Statement on 'The Spectrum's' advertising policy. We j u • tolt&ctlve editorf•l board, have decided tho status of our actverUslng policy. Ao fn. paa-t yean, " We re.aef'\'e tho right tD reject any aoverUsJng ei lhe ''blatantlY oHentlvu.'' Se_ltlat and ract.st slurs lmmedlately ta111n1o lfll& category by their very nat~re. We will not feluse to Pfl"l'l:n Ad from 1n organitallon whosOPolltfc.al fcloutogy dltters from OUt$ Ut'IIGSS II 11 guilty of what we cSetlned u "btllntantly offensive:· UkewJee. we woult1 n.m a J .P. Stevens adv&rtia:emnet If we d id not -consider u to be "'OI•IorrUy oHenstva." dlac.retlon of bo\" tho Bu.alneS3 Mangat and the Editor. 1n..C111el." In a mee11ng tt'lal one could not call partlc\Harly emotional or long, the Soard decided tnat lt'le ptlnclpJe of PTeedom ot spe~ does no1 aPQty to advertl&er$. 11 '' a prlvUege tor them 10 aCIYertlM In our page& bOCause tt'loy choose: to Pif)' lor their ll')clusion. Becauae tlley willingly choose IO pay money to catch tt'le auenllon of our read~rs fot Uletr product, lfley are not uerctslrg merefy a rtghc. • Because of ltl!s dlstlnCIIQfl, the Edlt()fial Boato fell that placing a iudoernent on -adVMtlsement..s whtc;h tnen resulted In theh not appearing In the psper wu not oenSQIShlp, AdvorttstHS have a ctlolce ol many diUer~nl i.Dproachea to soli l~'~elr product. we cro oot leel obligated 1o acc::e.pl tne appro~ch ltl&"y lind most .$lannno •nd whlth we tnay find oUttn1lve. The SpectrCJm ~ Edllorlaf Board agreed on a gonerat dellnltlon ot " b l.anlantly ollenslvl" to lorm the CltHerli oy which wo ju<&,ge an adverflseme'lt 1s content. Copy or gr•pn•u Included m &1"1 ~dvertlsemem tnat iiha.cru omups crudely and cruelly or which p romote a regre-ssiYe view ol group$ lor no appAtenl pvrpo$e save thai ol sen5allonalisrn !Y\&;o Dtl <JOn$lruad bV us u Just as we are sub:leettve about whlc-.h ~totieS- we ChOOse !o 'un in tho paper and tn whlcn order. w·e feel the fJQht to bi -aubfoctiYa In wtla,t we consider to be ottf!!nslve to oursel'llftl- andlor our u:adera. E\len the S\lpteme Coun nes tailed to oeflne "otton-slve·· -thutt pon•u)graphy Is often based on commUni!~ -atandau1s. We will o•so CQ-ntln t~e nOJ. to run illogal or lalr.e aos, II _you be !love we hava eued In ludgamefll tn auowing an oflen5tYe ad to be ~Ubii5Jl eO. then lttt u ! know. We Will reoonsfdur -bui r~ardleS5 oi OUt · d~~Sion-we will pflnl vour obj&C1ioos, ~nd .so. evttn now aher lh15 year'S Edhorlal Board nn d&cldf!d the st.atu& o l our acsvorti-Sing PUlley, wu ~rouf own conscience, Maintain you, own tndtvtdual .stance.. Oo not pauonlze those busfne-&seS' Whoso advertising pohclos you toot are o1ten.8tve," In 1he end 1 a U w-e ,ave- lnOIVIfllially and cottectlvely-•s our-lteeoom ut choice 1 ()jjensive advertising To lhff E.d1lor. - Last yea1, the advenlsmo polle)t of lhft $peclrvtrt became a!' iuue tot a -Short flrne and the Editorial Boilrd tTH)l 1nd c-ame Up Wltfl a ! 1"tfl'lent on Hll'i policy, H was .stiffed ( Th~ Speotrun . Septembel 2~. t9791 DO 9) that Ooth _,,e Business Man.agof and Editor· m·ChiGI woulo urve lo hlte1 out •\b la•anuy ottans1Vt~1 • aa!l hom puoucauon. " Copy 01' graptllcs lncludoo ' "-an au~ett •sement 1ha1 attacks gtoupa crudely or CTUelly or wn '~"' O'OI'flote il regrO.$SJVe H!vtew of groupS- tot no a:pp•u;nt porpose save lhDI ot aenaat\bnansm may be can onty sill! ask ol vou one lask- ''to follow consuueo as "bl•lanfl)' oreMIY&." 111e Specuvm (Sep1ember 2f, tQOO, PO 5) c;orualns -an ad tor Slack Hatse Seer/Ale; in the -ed an atttactlv~ yourtg womal't .appearing In a. black 1·stllf1 ai'KJ otac6! Ollil.ml bouoms Is asking, 1' Wouh1n'l you love to hava the &tHrt oil my bilck?" Grilr\1~ . tne ao t&. attempting to soli the t·shlrt s-he Is- "'rnodettf1_Q," but U'-e <toubl&. mei.nti'\Q 1s obvious, The ad <Uip•c;tr; the woman as "'"' oiJJ9Ct ol pleasure and sp i.nd I COI'ltlder this a " ntgrea.s1ve review." As !liur.h1 I do not think s:uch an Ad ShOUtd ~ppea' In Tht Sp-ectrvrn. Nllmt! Withheld uPO'I reoue$( Dissecting quotes To the Edi tor: A number ol •ettei-S na-.6 l.>ce"t't -NTt!1en reg.;rro.n.g \he quote "'Ugly oms arB more gtateful" t lee! some ct:w flca!lons shotJIG be maoe. Fof wtta! -ar~ uglv·gltls more _graierul? I gUHrwe'tl ntJvet know. I don't even 1n1nk thai they er11 more gratelut, None or them have ever thim,ed me (fOI anythlnQ). The ttrsl letter regards lhl! Quote aa be!n.g derOQiitory lo half the population. Another lethH -a t li&/ whothe, thla spplles to AJ half 1he popullljon ol tf'le sctiOol, mun1110 oerooatory lo wome-n, 01 8 ) hall the tamale ooou•atlon • Insinuating that nalt '"'• lemaJes •re ugly I would .suspect tne lormet because I #!11ow that mou: tha.n hall tr.e lomate6 are ugty. 111 •stl/uu~d 90 percent) A hmne, re.spon5e polnt,ttQ out I nat 11 ShOUld Do hall 1ne population ol tt'le school because " U-o'Y mefl are more grateful" also. ts tnconect. Althougn half the 111Gle population 1t ugt'( Hnysett lt'!<:1udl'd) the vQIY me('~ are not more gtawtut 10 l.lgly women, b4.1t only to the orettie' women. Slnce there ore very, t~ery tew pretty women ill lhls sahool, these men will not be more gralelvl AnothfJt quotl' states ~· r~ere aret rw sue" t!'lihgs as IIIQlO Womttn. onr'( lnOfJt I'NY ·• Tl'll$ t& n ot Clt.IC'IIJ' ltUe "' the form 11 "wntten Alll'lo ugh lt1ete-ls oo !Ouch fhmo 35· a ''lr{g!tl woman1 ' (a tEI'fm probably comed by a manj 111'11'1 ti!O ¥tomen wno tfo t'!O' 0e11ve p1ea.sure hom tne se)lual aCI 11 fs nOt oeeaus.e they are- lf!Oid, but tf'1al .. tt\ey are o.syct\Oioglca11y tnn•b•l~ lor vafloua reasons TneH!! 1noeed eases of wome-n Wno arti .allergic to se;~~ Ttte)' will oreak o ut rn h1ves or a rasn thle to sexual -at\mutaHon Again tnls I! lor psychosomatto llaSOfiS It ts trve l tt&t tt-ere are lflePI ~T~i!n tmy&ell lncludod), But 1nts should not be equated with lmpolence. Most mel' 1'1 ; nept s01;:1a11y or se'cuanv oecau.se tMt ar·e 1ne~penenceo. There are sevmal teasons lor thiS. One t.t theilhey ttle:maeJvus afe..Stl_y. Which Mn be femediOO whnout too much difficulty Another j& ll\el kind of wQmen lf'lev 45-SOC-ttte wtlf\. If a man '' IUr'oed <Jown b; .l woman JOt Women) ohen. lhef'l he Will ~~ n to lect m'"'equale C•ndlor •neon and s'op lrtlng altbgetnm Otner women Will beliltle the man (lor being lne-~pc, lenced tu begin Wilt)), ilgam bnngmg oo f&ftllngs ol lnaCieqUliC1 Trying to 1emedy. tf'IIS sitUation can be 8 J!(IOmOI)' Ofnlcu1l So1 taken u IWO -statements., the quole IS correct, 'How"var. as u js $tated It 's h !gr'lly blase<~ anCI easily m •&conatrued. P!u.!u wtlhhold my name The above opinions- are · not au my own, but a cha llenge to statements made by vaHous olllOt' paog-e, who sl"\ou1d be prep4ted to defend tf'lefr opinions In view ol olhor fact$. Oppos111on to any othe• sfatoments will be p rOtlldecl u,port 'eQue1il (,._.en 11 t agu~e Wl\h lf'le ~a t emeniJ, •'e Guest opinion Gen Ed commitment by Lauren Shapiro Ge-1'\efat Edu0culon ts a pnenomenof"' w.hlch has Ill· hacted I he Universil)' comniuntty In varying degrees for 1h8 put row YNf$, Fo! lt'le rf10!il par!, t,tl QfOWih ol General Education haa romafned with the realm or ihe Fa.c:.uJty Sonate; howOYf.tf , ll5 !!'to pro$pectl 'lle date for the JmptamontaHon ol Gon Ec:l approaches. the! Student A.5.50Cfatlon uroa.s other g _ rouo5 '" thtt untv~tstty to become Involved or. at least, be aware ot the ourfGOI liltuauon Gen Ed l.s In, Wlltllhl5 splrllln !iilnd1 tt'!e SA 1 Whlch nas had a oon1ln~ous Influence on the program, intends m this -article to publicly Gl(pre.n our petcep. tion or Gen Ed;- react to the recenlly exposed sen• tlmetUs towards Gen Ed; and take lrt acHve slen.d on Wl1a,t the n~f .steps- rn Gon Ed mus1 be. "Tht ortglnAI Gen Ed program was as Ideal.. To the oduoators Wl'\o de-.eloped Ulf! CO!'Cepts which suppor1 the program. tho proposal has become a pt111osophtcel <dream, Wo are f'OW reaUzJ(Ig ~nat lhe application of this dream muat tran!lpoH into a roausuc .and practlct.l ed~JC.&Honal progrem. T'tle Faculty Sen..to has alre.ad)' announced Its commitment to this ldUt and It I$ now Ult! admlnlatraUon'' respot'lalbllll~ to adjust lhe pro-gram 10 th& condlllons of our University. are ottoncted by. lf'le perceouon thlt President Ketter tuu tequesred a " reaJflrmatlon" or Gen Ed. A.s we perceive it. tho Faculty Senate commitment to Gen Ed atands. we have devoted • year to relining the program, approvlno courns and oenetatlng policies. Jo, at U'tla tlrn&, go backwards- lt'ld request that tht»)' again ahow their support 1-s. ~n • sonse, an inGult. HowtYer, Or. Keuer"s call fot· • " reaffirmation.. may wa be pe<celveo In a dlllerenl liont. We believe 1~11 Of. Kellot It 01111 lundomonloly committed to Gen Ed; nlo announcement may be co!l&ldered an fnO~I\101'1 'nat 1 compromlae IS ne<:esaary and ltt_lt the a.pproprlate bodlea, u they are ttl II devoted to Gan Ed; must act lm· m«i/or•rr. And now we come •o the question of wha11 i'leve just called tM "aep~aprllto t>odl&t" d-UO<i to Gen Ed Ia. i!"le Sludont ASsoellatlon +S slUt de¥ol~d And. tram parucip&tlnO '" lhe prot855 of Goo Ed. we Slncetety believe tf'la1 rnany peopiQ .Share I hi s feeling, However. 11 appears that somt! ol tJS- are Decomhlg aiseourageo ·and rea.sonabl1 so. Whal v;e must ~~:II k(!ep In mtnd: +:S 1h11t perseverence and cnmml1mer'lt 1a the only strategy Ia~ succe$5 l..el us 1'1ave. feiHlln our dedlo.a11on end fnsplrallon to car f)! U5 through A chanpe1 as large I S the one proposed end '" an 1tlslltution as comol.e" ~.sours , wJU not com~ easy. II we preserve & or-n ulne commn· ment to Gon Ed. wnict'l I believe we flaY&, lhet) (lteatfvit~ and h&rd work will guide U5 to a soHJIIon However, we mus1 be gulood throuon a Well c:revttloped al'td coi'MlSive structure. We naye toon a motII comml"'ment trom lhe Faculty Sonate ano, now, this t<Wolooy must merge wtth ptacucatlty- thll ts the reafltV ot m.aource allocatlona ana the suotle anG dr-a.s-lic "tmpllcaHoos of tne progtlm And we have a lot 10 wottt. ·wun. The report ol tf\e Task Force on l m· plementalion, which the University so aagerly awaits, pfovlctes us w ith the raw data to delem1lne tMimpact ot tho p•ogram. Ttl& Gen Ed Committee must tr•nS-late lttl8 c:teta Into a working a-otuUon ·orqferablf Into a varlet)' ol working so'ulionS which we rnay reft!t to as recommendatfont'. TheG$ fecommendallono 'hould be proposed 10 the Vice PrHidenl tor Ac;ademlc Affairs wno1 in coot)ere.Uon w1th the OeaM. mu.st dttclde on \tie appropriate and most prectlcat an-swer. If thtS '"answe~' 11 apptOVad by the F-aculty Senate seem• renonable to the Presldan1, then in effect, we will have one Gon Ed Program-a combl"aHon of i-f! irJ&al aflo the fl!lllily. In oonclualon. 1 utoe that wa act Jmrn&e~la te tv~ Howover1 the Student As-soci•tlon supports the ca~ tlon thai tile tdmlnlatreHon Is tat~Jno In lmp1emon1lno • Gen Ed. Our educalfon is a very serious matt•' lnd mu:St be dealt with fatlonalty l(ld caratull)!, So let's keep up the good work; keep ouf spirits lflv&. 1nd I IWiy&, alw ays ~or" to..,ards...tt"le tuture w ith a PQsiHve •n<t produe11ve altitude! Sincerely, "Phr:;ohe• '1 �PliHT'f Otr D£,-lNR •• • AI: tM lull• now , ..,., 114-4. Hobert"#*' TwnWty Ct2) It 1 tic:ltm .t dtti!Mb ..._ 0... Flcnll.•a (12) t a•tbook t.cl.._ luttalo nut tfn.. l lo JUST IHOUOtf OFFENSE •• , : Fot U. a.mt. 11 Jtm Aodrivua ~· ...... V. the M1 ~ n.. oniJ MOring CalM 'ttl In At tM Uni"W.,.Il'# of f'oeM1tar. Ctt) 1e11,...._ Jor .yl.IQht In S.tWt"Ny'1 o-m• HobWI . ., . . _ . .. . . . . . . .A ftt g• M_IM . . - Bulls shut out Hobart.for their fourth consecutive win by Ou Holdor .li,pon~Edilor - U took 24 years, but UB bas rtnally avcntcd it's last defeat to Hobert CoUqe. In 1956, the Bulls !dl 33-12, but on Saturday it was the Buffalo offense that scored once, and the defense sbullin& down the Statesmen ror tbe 6-0 final that save the BuUs their founh ttraighL win. "They were a &ood• physical team," prai>eel Bulls defensive back Paul McCarthy. "They came right at us, and 'A>~ ~·trt rndy for them. •• The se-nior was also ready for his third quorter fumble recovery. Scorina In the game came on UB's rir~t possession . S tart i n g Bulls quarteback AI Whitehead hit split end Gary Quat rani with a shorr passover the middlt on a-.third and IS . The senior slipped throuah the defense for a 53 yard score. The extra point auempt by Roch Phillips was low and to the left, luvina Buffalo with 1 si• point maraln to defend. • •After that touchdown. I thought it was &oin& to be a real high sa>nng pme, •• Whitdlead said. "Both Jim (Rodri&ue:z) ~ I bad plenty or time to throw-the orreruive line did> • super job. We jill! c:ouldnlt hook up on too mony passes." · But,once apin It was a· case or "juat eno"'))" offeDSC [Of the Bulls with an outuandina defensive performance. "I'm stumped." head coact> DIU Dando confessed. "I've &ot a &ood liM, two aood quatcrl>ai:U, and a loc or &ood rcaivers. 1 cantt put my fin&tf on ·i t. 1 want ro sco~ a lo1 poin11."' The Bulls offense put on an improved appearance, compared to last week's 1·2 edger over Grove City. Agaln~t .Hobart, VB moved the ball • total or 207 yards. whh 109 of. them o n the around. "They were a hard hhtins aeam," UB's Tim N;tiuch observed. The oophomore led the Dull's charse, with 47 yards on the around. But it was once qain Buffalo's defense that carne throuah. a defense that has not allowed a point in two or games • .. Wt ~. but never broke" was how BuUs defensive bact Frank Berufato put it. The bendiJII defcnoe yielded 176 yards 10 the Stat0$111C11, but the vU!tors never got put the Buffalo 22 yard line. Linebacker Scott Oemina praised the dcfmsive c:o.::her.<" Pete Ron and Oene Zinnl arc the key. Zinni is up in the press box, and Roo's on the sidelines. They're unbelievable. We've &ot .r starr and a half tbis year. " . Tbe defense reach«! Hobart quart<2"baclt Pat Tumulty six Limes for sacks. includina two pairs endio& the ltrst half and the game. The defense finished Hobart off two minutes before the end or the game • ., the Bull> stopped the last Statesman drive at the llufra)Q. 42 yard line. Tumulty was dropped five yards back on the first down. tlltew an incomplet< pass, handed orr to Jeff Bcnidic• ror a fi•e yard cain, •and ended the game under UB's John Whit.e eight yards behind the lone or serlrnmqe. The Nigerian Student Association celebrates the 20th Anniversary of their independence. The celebration begins Wednesday, October 1st. The schedule of events follows: I Oct. 1-Cultural exhibition 8 a.m. · 5 p:m . (arts arid sculptures) at the Squire Center Lounge. -Speakers: Dr. Apiah, D/b Dept. of Communications will talk on " Developing nations" In the Sq ui re Conference Theater at 2 p.m. Oct. 4-Nigerlan NightAssorted cultural foods to be served. Music and cultyral presentation at 9 p.m. in the Red Jacket second Floor lounge. Oct. 2-Cultural Exhibition Continues. Come and ~~~ with uou Nigerian frientl.s and thelr culture. For more Information call832·1f979. Co·sponsored by International Affairs. sack, but it was mine." ..1;>Skle Mlke Rossi 12ughed. Genero'l!rry. Wbite insisted, "I 'U give it to you." Burfalo then kepi on the &round to wind down lbc clock. ruUback Jerr Martfn rushed four times !Of I I yards to retain possellion, including- a 3 yard ~mble on third and two. Rodriauez fell on t& ball to etrd the game, aod '\65 1 fans headed ror the warmth or their can. "We were moving tha ball real cod Joe Licata commented. " It just «<ms that ""' &ct ~opped at crucial lime. We11 pull a penalty j ust when the otrcme starts mo1•ing. .. Buffalo WitChed four penalty SlOpped drives. and turned over the ball twioo via fumbles. "We had lots or o ffense this week," Mark Maier insisted. ·•we·re 4~ . What more can I say?" The runnins back ru<hed for 44 yards on 13 altern pes. Buffalo next travels to the Unoversity o f Rochester . Licata commented , "They'll be tough . But. If they itt six points, we'D get seven." aoocJ. ~' Coming home Tbe aader..tcd jualor varsity socttr ltam wiU Joost Bartolo Stott ColltCe-tllls aftereooa lo U.tlr only bome aam• or llle ,...,. IOct-orr time is • p.m .. and tloe actio• wW Jake pi~ on RotAry field. �Again it's hockey season In Ill< II<CS> bo• before !he Sabrcs· Bouon Brwu lime, a writer from Sporu 1/h.strottd rumed lo WOR't Ed KiJ&ore and said " I can't bchne: 11 '1 hoC-key season already' tr setmJ like the Stanley Cup was played y~ler­ dly. .. 8u1 mdccd 11 IS Hod,.ry St::lSon, and Thur!.day n lahl !he Sabri:> pia~ 1he Br uin1 an thdr fourch uh1b11km g.ame of the ~ea.s.on HowcvC'1, 1h1J wu only BurraJo·~ K'\:Ond home c•~ lhll fall ,.. The OrQ pcnod stanC'd ou1 sJo•ly •utt ncthrt team showt~~J an) domtn&no.'f. The ~ play O«llrrcd bet"'"" che blue ltnn. wnh each team occuk>o:.U it 5how•na a:puru of offen~<. Thenar 18;40of che I>OflOd . Bur (alo Sln..ck . Orrerd. Smith "oJe the puck rrorn Boston ddcnseman kay Bourque and put u by IDO!Ie Ed Wabh. Thi• ~oould be lh< onl) crme che Sabre> had lhe lead . "'O•c second period WI.\ • hard hiauna one maned by l f!Jhl bctw«n Buffa.lo's Larry (aJofs defen..se ~ lcfl s-praulana aU ovn the tee u tbt period came co a clo.te. Sabres' Sotoad Al lhe lhird period <larted, Buffalo'• of· fen~< cam• ou1 Oyina. hlcclna bard and fighclna for rhe p uck. A IIIII< after one nunucc..Jnco lhc period. Smith put i n hU Sf· cond goal of lh< aarnc, A&hlh\ll lor Pt»tllon rn tht Boston crease. he fpi lled 1hc pur k pul Bouoll$' fC$C1Vt plic J1m Stewan 8o>1c>n OMwered riaht ba<k wuh a aoai ol thar o•n as Brad McC:ritrlrOOn fired ~ sboc p;ul Edw;udi ln10 lh< Buffa.lo on Leu than a mlnurc bier-. Boscon a.mc roeltn& down thc rcc apin, bU$llftl lhroul,h the a1mc»t non<A.l$ccm Sabre defenJe 1.nd aJiowlna Peter McNab to Jlidc onc pa..t t a floored Ed· wardl. • The period tonlinued 10 be a hard·hilllng one. MJdway through, Bo•10o Aarred 10 li< back on deftnJ< and In Buffalo oom• ., them. Tb< Sabra, however, could not Playfalr lnd llot10n'1 AI Secord. h Wll abo lhe period lhll marked tbe <nd for the Sabrco. Ac 9:47 <lord MacTavish bclu Buf. fa.lo'• Jim Scboatf<ld lnd capped ln 1 pau fr"'!' Bob Lalonde 10 to seo<e the only aoaJ llle youna Bllrfa.lo rookce Jan mUller aoY!hlo&. Tben l l 10:04 ofthe filial perjod a hoolciiiJ penahy by 8osroa P'< Buffa.lo a llim.,.. of hope, but u Boaon li..U., Boaoo welh a•ay. tlndru Sa.ne Kasper broke over the Don Edwon:Jt r<pla<cd !he F'uuulh ,o;&~oe 11.nd •~o minutes later Bostons' JUdi Mid dleton bell lhe lacklwter Buffalo defen~e and PUI one by Edward'S. 8oAon nncr gave the home ceam time 10 wards to pur lhe game out. of rc:acb. • The S.bru m.ade .a des~a1 ion &asp u Richie Dunn ACOred the ri.nat &oar nf !he A&mt. In the wanins moments of the pcnod lt:mpen again flared and Play(air and Secord ....,rut Puvola. recover. pumpifll tn lhc lhird 1()41 41 t], l7 I S Bobby !iohtlautz lOOk adVAJUII!I< ol AnO<h<l dcl'm1rvc mistakt by B'Uffalo. R.teh•c Dunn ~as Ul\ltJtc to dear tbt puck OUI of hiS own md aJiowma the Bru•ru 10 tlllfllllhzt Bur· Buffa.lo blu< line ;and lftll 1 &hoc put Ed· r"'". tot on•ol•ed Ut thcirlt'C01ld They both lcfl lk k% with a five mmutt major pm.a)1y for r~~~tlln&. ODd Wllehed from I he bol I$ ill< .SHOT SAVEt ......_ ............. J.-1 ,._..,.... p.mc todtd wuh a lln.aJ tcOrc, Boston 6 Buffalo J -Ed Alwms ~·.a tN ...,.. Oft e .not tty lo&IOO . . .._ .41> n..s,.e,_,....,.;,.· ..,....... ""'won.,..,.... ..,..._,.J"wn4e., ..... fiiOc:Ut .,... loltOA 1-.1 Monday Night Football At "<fhe Scotc~ ." Watch the Game in Our Lounge ~ - andEnjoy: -$.60 Old Vienna• -Pitch~rs of Duu&ht Beer - Plateful of Winp $ 1.50 Complimentary - Hot Doea-Potato Skim / - Peanuu, Cbeeac and Craclc.en <J'fle Scotcfl aQd SirloiQ N""' Another pivotal Syracuse game b y Dan Holder Spo/'tJ Edrlor Jad.w)n S)ll)'lln thco hnl. pos;ltan, .scori11g four to~JJ '" chr« gamc:t. bul Dimm1d: potnts ou1 fttll .. t h er~ 1$ a grabbing a:llchr a~, •On .. The 1979 Royal'> Oeld hotkey team SHifted >low and u)ok orr Uh 1 s.hot. After tosin& thdr far11 tl\rec PJnU, tk Roy&J.J found lhtir thin.&. and "-COl 011 10 I 9-S lofl, and • .second pl>tt finilh m the Neo. Y01 L Srare . Ownr>1011llllps. ' ' h took thC' attac-k a ~tuk to 1ft 104ng,.. coKh lk'l I)'" Dim.nnck npla.lned. "But~ turn<d II &JOUIId Md fres.hm.an from Honroye, N.tw Yurk. who lmpre))('S Dimmidc ''Sht h"n'1 KOt:td j t1 , bul -"hr has Wt up many goab," she praued. " Kdly h • key penon for u.." Otber freshmen oct atUt<k art P•ula Mcller and S)UC\J.K •• Syracwe was tht rounh pme of the .1eaM>n. The l · l win wu "a bta w'in for- u.1.'' a~cordin& 10 Dimmick. and the momentum frum 1hc vic:1ury over the Divu1on I team carried the Royal~ for-rht reJ1 of tht .se-ason . Todily cht Royall uy chcrr luck apfnst Syracwc on the raster anlficlaJ turr lhat lh.r Oran~te use Thco Royall 10 fn1o the c:ont~• witll a ).() record .v.d 1ht dcstrco to PfOVC" tbtt tas~ yeas was no nut c. P ost o fchal "1011'111 I'CCOfd cam<l.ul Thunday wl><n Wdb Colle$< came 10 U B and lost a l-4> "'Aieh. l>i01· cnkk Wtn. wo qukk 10 ttedi1 che d<ftnJ< '"' much of the "The ddcnK" was the best I've seen aJI year," she prtioed . "Th< defcru< came up lo lb< thlllatJ<, ond the lllook played their level." Bolh 1cams failed co...,,. in the firsl half, I hanks 10 the dd<rul•e dniu. But 1n lhe """"d half, Tb• Royals' oo-c~prains !allied, as Jill Otcrbo"' and 1hen Vicky Jacuan broke lhrouah. "Wben one pen;oo 5COrQ~ it's the Whole team K'Orin&. O...bow wll quick co soy. She no1ed thac 4ut to the small si.e of the learn II wu impouibl< fot one per· ""' 10 late oll of Ill< credit. But C01 the record boob, lh• two aoaJ$ were ICOfed by tht duo. W>lh O.b W'tllianu aettina on uWI oo Jocbon's. s.omta DUtrlhtloo Fi<ld hockey 1eams are divickd up whh 1 player ellh<r on auac~ 'or derense. Comblnina bolh faceu o r the sam• Is 1hc llnk->Dr1 of an all&<t lns defender. Blvd. Cinl'mat University Outfitters Outing equipment rental is now officially open. (Wl)" &OOd .Spread On ~rtng, '' Wilh DQ on~ penon They may noc be 1411 year' s Ccnd<r<llai<Ml, nullh<Y could come home witb the Prince anyv.•ay. wo.n lboUI all or our games aJin ro Amon.g nrwcomen to • lht ttlm, i~ Tents, backpacks, .,;e.Uy Mc-Gtynn. a stoves, canteens, etc. All at low prices. TriciaAmo. A £rC$1una.n on lhc otha C'fld or thr (•cold , .. co-J•t C)'nth ia Otoplcn , 1 four· Y<II hiJh school hoe ~ey playa (rom Cortl.and. Sht rrttl'loed crcdu the ~u1ou1 .-pJnst Wells Thursday. and will ~ rn nee on 1he f-ast anlrteoal >urfa« Ill"'"'' Syratust, 1he Royal> Ors1 indoor came. "I t'an S« &ood thlngs for thb ro, Hours: Everyday 2:00·6:00 p .m. Location: In front of Wilkeson Quad. .;·ROOTJFS·, team." a.muant coach Dons Oay commtrlted. "Wub the nuctcus and tht &ood. mature freshmen, wt havt !he poe eo~ for tht S1ace (champlo..rups)." Clay wa> especially pleMed Wllb thr >peed and qilicy or Chll year's Royals and wuh ch~u doscness. ""They ar~ uutructd '"one anolhCf. they h~t com· raderie. T'hal'\ vny lftlportant to InC'. You Qll ha-w U airlsout there, bu11f I bot lS no chque. you don't have at~ .· · S)TKVSC races I ttam turnrd &round 180' rrom lu .. year-both in ability and noorm. " We'V< JOt lht akiU," Jac:bon promiJ<d. Otcrbow added that "I'm WYOIIINC COUNTT surprised tha1 wc'vt molded toactbCT so qutc·kiY·• I'ARACHUJ'E CEJn'lR They both anrihured Jmprovcmc:nt to tht number or pre--season scrimmqes the Royals wert in- much more !han previous Y.an. As for fi~ld hockey uadiuoni. they have at least one. Bdorc all of Ill< aarne> Oay •Tiles down b01 predit:· tioo and tape:~ u up, ..so that the alrts will t:no~ I didn't <hear ." saod Oay. In the fttStllllu Ollleh<S, the ani>lanc coach 1\a> been orr by ooly om aoaJ. For lhe Syra<u>< &&Jm, Oay h.. not yet made ~er pr~iaion but hu made an obRtVa.uon. ••Jrour auac~ be¥1 do"'"ll 111 the firs.~ rivt: 10 ten minutes, ~At have a chance. We have 10 wear down ahar aoahnnd dcJcrut," Dunm1ck '~ only other comment wll). 11 l .plan to continue to win." .'fADing~ SKY-DIVING INSTRUCI'ION 0.. O..W. 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H - - FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE Boulevard Mall - 83~300 FRf.ElAY AWAY .../ • • ~ • • • - • •-"' • • • ., o • ' • o o ' • ' o o o •., 1 • o' I' f f I I . I 0 I f . . .... 0 0 • 0 \,0, ' ' \. 1 "'· ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' - .· ' , • • �QUole of 1he dO\' _ __ , " How people play the g~e shows something of their character. But how they lose shows all of ft." -Unknown "ot~ ktlptte Ia • O"IV.tllty Mrvke of Tha ~. -.. oro n>n fr. . of ct.aroo. ThoSpoctrwn dOu not gw-tee thai oil notk:u wW oncl . . _ tho r\ehl to edlt Ill notk:u. ""tlces to oppear more theft once m\&1.1 be. rUUOmltted fOt Melt printing.. OudUnu- 1'\ondoy, Wednea<lay and Frldol' ot noon. a o.. "'"'"'"" ''Coplnt Willi Speod!Problomo~ g l - by Ougty tomorrow ac 2 p.m. In 1!J7 T- n d. OOn WI'-> ot &31.3&30. ~ In lulllon-scl1olo111tfpo tor • one ye•r courte ol scudy at 1-Jw Tobe.Coburn School for Fash,on Ctreet•. lut, Is belng orfeted. For fu_rther Jnform.eUon, write lo Dl1ector of Adrni~.JIOIU, Tob~ Coburn School for Fes.Mon CAre.~,-,. M I M&dlton 1\•enuo, New Vo.J<, fiY 10021. 2U·879-46oj.l Senlon lnt«reO\..r In e Htollh lldakd Carut Day Odober 20 hom I 1·2 p.m. '" w Flllmoro Room ond tile - . Lou-. Squ••· flcp~taH<wu from .J:rnc:au 100 OfiJN)I&eelom •Ill bepruent. announcements Andrew Young w111 Jpeok lomorl'W at 8 p .m . \n Clark Qyrn. "•Leta-al and Social SclenUfk VIews ot Lew and Or:v.. nu" 01~n by Au.stfn i - Tur k of the UnlvtraiiJ' ol Toronto frtda~ • I I p.m. In 109 O'Brien "'Tho Rol• of 1.11< StJot< Ia 1M ThovQhl ond Ptactlct of Ford;nllnd IMMIIeby 0<. a-ge 8tl&u ol g,..., Budopat W<dnudoy tl 3 p.m ;, Re I'IFAC, EIIICOII C•recr P\annlng Oftlcc workthops: Job ft?ltNlrtwlng PrtparoUon .nd Technlquu lod• ) 11 l p.m . In 4 Clt:me nJ, AC; Ruurne Wfftlng tomonow at ':JO p.m. tn 7 koyet C end Wrdneudo)' at t p m In l~ C.,pen. TKhn\que• for preparing tn t llectl'it rt..J.Umt: will ~ dlt<Uued; Job Jntervhlng Prrpar1·11on and T~chruq"ta ..ork..hop Friday 11 2 p.m . •" Jl6 Wtttde 1\ 'fl<k-olopt' }"lef'vk'W wilt be shown aM ditcuu.t.4 Al10, aftt!f" thi.s • ork6hop. W~\.l .. IH hen· • ch1ncr to prect~ IM«JVIf: Wt b)'~ ¥ldf'OI~ rQU~ Chlklf'4n from btOJtut t .nd tro\fb•ect homu tudfn.g btOkrn ur lrowbltd Hve~ nt!e:d hlMdJ Vou can M.Jp bY c.tll!"" the- Bt:.A frfe'nd Ptogrtlf'f1 ot 878..,..3J7 weekdey' lroml06prn PSST Oll!:ta .311 Jludent.s tree- not l or-c:H!_CHt , one·Hj$tOn workthopt. C-all 636 2807 or comt by I 10 Nonon fo• lnlon'nat•on or to r~lsLe, . kow to Take Tuu todoy lf"'ffl l ·5 p m In ~ Squ l r~ and Survive I fo1 ProcuUh'lotou lomouow lrort'l ) . ) p.m. fn 107 Nonon I M CS S.h S.k Wec:fn~y lrOf'l\ 1-2 p.m. tn the A<~ e.-n< CAfel<rlo - Mtr,.N Culture MJslt'lt S.hltdAy at & p m In Jacttet lounge, Ellicott. 1~ Red Prospc.cdvc p.r~leg ats-tl'w! tra ining lUt lon b-eing held Saturday will b~ fn 240 Squh~ 01'\ Anyon~ u..- PartlclponUol45""" 60 .... needed lor an week l'ftUfd1 baed ~ ualnlne PJOSir-4lTI to bt con6ucttd on c:.wnpus. SubfKu must not heve d~ pertphetol ....,..., disH... U lnto<. .ed coli w lt.M-ulng tf1c e.cckitnt betw«n Qradiwtc at\Hknta .nd seniors 1nterntcd Jn alu.cty•ng ln Sc41'1dlnovk ro.-lhe 1981-82 .ac-hocl yur s;hoyld wr,te.tM The Amerlcan..SO.ndinavf.ln fout'ldallol"', 127 ~ 73rd Strltflt. Ntw York, N't 1002.1. Sen lou who ere _uoln_g to ao to unaduate or profe:nlonal ..chool who heve: not esteb-Ji~~. ,efer~ me Johoutd cont.a Mr'L Meek t( 831-~15 or~ to J Kaye.s C to set 1JP •n .ppotntmtnt. The Wrll lnQ PIKe is e frH t..nortal terwfet: apoMOtN by 1he On•nulty LeaJnlng Cc• ter Gradwet ~ and uNt~•or.OU.Ic. a&uOt:nu •ho • re ptoofkient -rltets t1Ained ln an lnt.eml.ve cou'~ to t'i~lp tNm dr.el w,t.h ltudt"nt.• wrlling probttt'TtS on any levt l. W-. do not provided editing o' ptoof·rH<Iing sen~l« . 'Wt do pro~o~tde rnpornlve lllU:f'e'' wt'!o eM h etp wnll the obtlac-tu .Wh•ch arla.e In lht development ol •ny w'itton ..-or~ , Hour' •'e ~eekd•Y' 'rom 12·4 p .m Ofld Mo nday , WednPdtr}' .-1'\d Th1.1uday from 6~ p.m tn 336 S.Jdy, "lio II'\ 233 Squire on Tu~ays from 6 9 p m •1• meetings P'ea•e C'01\lo<1 MM Of Oo!othy Dl 67~·220) S~ml Pbt f ;ps.llon m«U todoy et 7 p m In 23l Squ11e SUlt .net ~~~ rpqu11ed fOf brat~ AU lnlt tetMrd at~ Ar\ HlstCMy Student A.s.sn. OIO"I"IIMioMl meet~ Frwtey •• 4 p"' fn ~ Cl~ens AC Ete<tlor\' ... ul oe 1\old lnltrntilonat Atfalta Committee tneett rtldev •• se• ~ o~rm•n Assn. fl\t!~t.. \1/cdtind•y 6l 3 p.m In lht. RelhtktUer, Tudtlna It Important, crucial and uHnU• t. fht. Studenl A-Qoc:lettQn ls 8~1\0 10 re-word lhow: l1tad'l ~n 1~1 ore ~-..c~puonal Join eM SA tc.e.M~ng eward5 comml\lM. fltst ~"9 ,, ThvtiOI~ et 2 p •n tn 111 movies. arts & lectures Stvcknta~n a F-=ult·r Stn.att catnmlllet Onl', • few posttk)f'IJ er~ M!lt. Join now to tnnuencc t~e OfcJ~ thot 1'\tme: tlus t•ugtu by on ~pe rle-need pc-rfOf'I"M' and tuch•' Colt Jo.: 1t 836·2915 Of Mery •I 833 78:72 fl)r efl~t )'OU. more tnformot/Ort. The Stl>dy 8111111 Place Is or><n In 336 a.r.zy. Our trolned tuton. eH e-putenced ~Je.Q* INlr\ldort.. ere re6d)l to llclp I""' wkh P<obl<ms In lecture ,_d-Iking, .........,. ~t. tuttokingo• ony OIIIe • -ot•udyfnv . We I tt a frn Orop-k\ aerv\ce. Ko appoWmlnt ntculilty. OUr ttoun ete Mortdoy ftOm t h l p.m •• Tuaday from II I p.m . Wt<~Msdoylrorn II.,.,.,., Thutldoyhorn 10.3 p.m. and Friday from ~!30-12'!30 P""· Life WOfkahopl offers you • brtek from CetC'Uiu• and 81ok)gy. Join ut end leem toll'lethlng lufl While you~ new people. We ....,.. -klhopo In t>olly dancing, jUOQtll'"$. tc:ul>a. catW:e1 •••AMP .rtd mo1e. Cell 636·2808 Of come t.o 1 tO ~on &O regbte,, 00 yw e hcwtnQ In SWJIIRJ c:ouru or tho Ptnldent'• Commisalon? GfOIIP ~ ScrW:u llo> W. ttuden\1 to Kt • • Wenden ftx •cudtnta. f04' tnOre. lniOtmOtlon •op In ot 340 Squire. C I ·2213. Logel H ...lu? Group Levol Scrvlct olfanlogal odVI<e •nd tnlo &o all UB atudents. Open 11 ·5 p.m. Monday, Thur><Jay and Frl<lay. unlll 6 p.m. Tueaday ond 7 P·("· Wt<ln...S.y In 340 Squire. AIJO in 1771'\f/\C, EIUcoU oo 1'\r>May rrorn ' " p.m, &3t·Z273. OUAII Ia looking for a ~. tutn~Mk onrl lour opoolt..-. I( you ~- ..,..ethfng 10 ..u, plene cell • ~ el 6J6.2957. " Drunken Al'!ecl" artd "Stray Dog" tomortow •t 7 p m '" 170 MFIIC. Elllcoll. " 8 1rtn of a NtUon·· Wtdnt.d.y .tl 7 p.m In 146 OleJendC~If. Anyooc ltlte.rutcct fn bodn.t an ornd&t ror lntrenw,..f roctball p1t:ut cont.t<t Bell Cronin ' ' 8J 1·2926 fot tn<Xf" tnformotlotl Sctluumelateft Ski Club- 1\nyone lfltctetted In partlclpetlnn In • S«\Y.t.~mt:lJ~~lt1 .4~ 1 taclng program, pltiJs~ sign up jn 1 Squhe we·~ holdfllO our RoUr-1 :..Sntrng pany tonighl at USA on Nta_gara FaUt. d I tom 10.1 a.m Tkkt:ll ere on Wille tn 7 Squtr~, a.... Women's 8askubaJI Tum pc-ew-aJOn condldoning Talbe<L Apptr np for Coordtn.et'or ot Aocktnl~ Ctuba. No e)lperl.nce n.ceuery. Stlpenad potSUon. Apply at theSA olflc.ln II I Toll><tr1. •nd ..HO\I.te Sotcllen" tonight .JI 1 p m in 110 MFAC. ElltcOtL ··R~ Or~nck" p.m . !n 11 4 TaiDt'll <.ln.dugr•duate: on dt-y th<O<Igll Wed.nr..sda_yt Ootf Y, , SL 6on6vtntu•t:1 Aodobon Cot~~ M1 1 1 p.m.. .5oc:cet va. 6utlalo Stot~. Rot-'ry F1ekl. 4 p .m , Cross C-ounuy et fit.pore Fell'r Mens' T•mnls oll'tlegera OniVetS1ty: Women'a So«e' at Houghton. Ti\ursd•t: W~~, s Tenn15 v.s.. Canlslu s College, Atnhe:rat Co..,n.a. • p m ., a..ball al St. BonaW:ntUft:; fit:-kl Hor-k.y •t St. Bonev~ruutc '"'"' 9 J p"' •• &31J7l? Phllolophy Ocperlm~t Undcrgreduale A:ecepUon Wednude)' hom J--6 p.m. 11"1 Bold)+ Mte4 )10\.U leachtors Phllo10phy pme will ~ awarded Husa.... Engine-ers meett today ot 7 30 p rn tn In¥\led 6\IC.h • Qh1t.iP.. conloct Bob on T..... .tdayt or Thu,sda)s The Dl~ of Odober 31 In tbe Muok l.il><oty. 8tJid tioll Today: Ft<ld li~ey tt Sytacu>o. ,...., t TeMI>- :/ Gannon Untwrtll)' Tomono..: Women t Tel'tniJ vs S• ao.,ovt:ntur ~ . Amkt:r-61 Court.a, 4 p ,m , f ile C"""Klll>g ScMc:e locotod I• tile IMtd 1 - ol Mld\aat HaU •• "PPMM'lno a 111\e:n'• 5-uppoft and Coun.MflnSI Croup. Any me11 i"'-~'~,ted '" Pf'\~\Dating i" J., ..Artlhuu SympoJium on Vergll" F rl~)' from p.rn end Soturdly From 11 ·1 p .m. a11d 2;.)0-400 p..m in the Woldm&n Thtaltt rionon. ~u10n OUpiCt: •Nl Fred do11fn the hall '"'"""•· John tdeatd prokl~t-bu t he FMeds your wpport • th« .... u ..-ly Tundey n ight meeUng ol S tl.ldt:nts. lo• AndertOn tomorrow et 7 p.m. in 2.CO Squh• Blu~blrd thouh: and the IIQhl blue VW ~ StpL 1 on F11nt Rd .• AC . 'a sports information - - - - - ~ be J~n uJ Society of Wom~n 206fur~t . ..Some Rt«nt Vkws on tne. Ofitln ot Arc.hun Q~d Oepostu"' given by Or, J•m6 H. Croc:ket or Mtf"\Pcl Unl~o~.:r slty WecLondoy b l 1:30 p.m ln 100m 42 40 Ridge Lea. SoeU*Onl d a lly e \ 3..30 p"' in 4 ~Tryouts if\ Octotlef COC\t&C1 Coec-h Llnda ObonMI fot mote: "''ouna1~ Anyone lnterutcd In being a wolle.ybetl rdt.rK on Thursday e-vtnfng• p~a.w contact Jeff at 636--'276. Vito at 636-~281 or lh~ RK Dept. in CJ•f*' Hall � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ro.sbtq 'POke, oa topic& from Gmeral Edue&Jion 10 hb pJtdeccssor Ronald Dunn's fivt"YW academic plan. The Faculty group was receptive to R~mb<ra'• off·the..:uff stattmcnu. Fat:lllty Senate Chairman Normon Solkoff pra!Rd the VIce President for "opening up" to the eommtn .. which, he said, Buna hall been reluctant to do. Roub<ra- who said be Is W<Xking on bis Octobtr 7 presentation to tbLJull !l.we-o01ed ht Is su"ll leaming atan.it ocw post 01 UB. Speaking dowty. Roubera immedlatcly 011aclced tbe ideo lhOI tht Univenlry shou)d ospireto be tht "Berkeley or the Eut." Tono roou ·•wr. cot owselvu into -a ~iluat ion thkt created major tl(pectations:• Ronbcra continued. "We hoped foroocnething astd we 101 sc>methinJ a bit I<SS." Hi&b ..pcaations have butt UB, he intooc:d, oociaa thai runcmbtroJ>cn of pest llistory have played 1 put tn lh< clecreuina morale 1n10111 ~ c~epattmmu. "Roots .-.isl.OCI 1111d ,..~n lileraDy p\11~ up," Roub<ra f<COUDted. The Viet President s;Ud thai ~purred a "disphoria"· thai is worse her• th1111 al moSI olber siboolr. RO!Sberc called .for a "redevelopment of the 1111d of a Buffalo modd." AllhOUJb oobo polotln• broad SW>kes, l1llh<t thll1l dwdlln& oo JpOCifiCS, U.. V't« Presidtnt c:xpreased hope thll proposed "n:tre~~s" would breathe new life Into the University pla.nnlna PfOC<SS.' l!xplainina tltll dea1ivfty is needed. Rossbera dnalled hit plans for a day of acad emic bralnS!OnnlnJ-olatcd for Oaob<r 10. "I am convineed we may have to look.-. tht ~m)lliolu unckr which BIUin's plan operates," Rossbera admined. H< added !hOI be is panku.Jarly IDIC'CII.e d ill <Jt'lmining Dunn·, assmlons thM aD currall Pf01nmS v..i ll brr maintai.txd. unw may not be viable," he ler..ty{"plalned. Resources The ernphOliSJD.USI be fuSible, Rossbera again and •aafn. .. What'.s J)0$5ible, wbat•s n-alislic7'' he saJd, mwt be adopted u lbt focal poin1 or UB acodtmies. Rossbtra also dlsclwed VB's m;. of l!udents and noted thai h il not as lht Untversily bad boped in lu plannina. C.-duate School mrotlmans b.l-. dipped 10 per<ml, to the polnl where lhey now make up only 30 pereeru.or !be Unh trsity'utodenl pclllUiallon. "BUI still," he insisted, "uad tnrollmtnts are not thaa bad. 11 0!1 resources, Roubera admil!ed lh41 lhe combinatlons or new prosram requeus and Ideas odd up fo I:ZO percent of OB's t:IJrrenl resources. "We don'l have the whcrewilball tO do all or thoae tlllnp."be Qahed to lhe lnterts~ed comrnlltee. But, In scncnl. ~was opllmiwc on UB'sacad<mic: f""'",lltboulh bc ..witted posit mlllot QOI rcsolly be_,. lll'itil 1bc lii!IOJ. ''Th.at ........ be• ~ ti~, " ~ .adcd, ' 'and Whoncr ts here is snina 10 havt fun. Bill M'll probably be aone by then. " A&ain Gentral Educadon was a1 tbcforefronl of Ihe Focully Senote's dlsciWioru. In response lo queries by SIUdtnl Assodation Director for Academic, Affairs Laurm eommem~d in_. Shapiro, R.ossb<ratold his aud~t~~CC thai ht u alread y 1nvolnd tn tbe proara..m's im~ioG and thll be Wil l wotk to play ~ neo mote u llpl fteant pan .. tO the C'OUJ"C' Cenmol Ed.-lon proc:c... lh< r«<11t civil risJru suit -MI SUI'IY and rht Uni•usity. He said II< had hulc to tbe way o r o.dditiot!al inf. , . . . 10 J>RSC!IS , C'AplllnU\& th&t ••tt is all ID thC' b&Dds Of 11\c laW)"Cn." Ketter reveaaed the c:&K at last week's laW)'tr'l hladJ E>.c:c:uti...c Comminec mmin.a. oplainina Rossb<r& said he does not believe Proid<nt Robert L. Kelter'• recont st&lemcnu. on Gmcrai"Educallon reOeaed • clt<lre on the that a former UB araduatr ltudent's dluenatlon hu bccomr the ball• for a race and ""' discrimlnatlon 1uil. The woman charged Uw so SUNY Kboob-lncludina UB-<IlKrimin11e opirut miaorilies in tile moot lucnth't .,. . of !be Onlvcrsllr booll whh rq:md to biJiaa ud 1tude:at Prcside:nt'l pan to have lht Stnatc ••re.: affirm" the proaram . .., think Kntu was mply rc>afnrmlna his own positlod or • =hallcnat 10 lmplentns tbe ........ thll1l •k fot a ~IC'tmWioa," !be ar<Ylnl v..,. Pmidenl ~. ' r~. Sl ; · uwtui-..Gaomff:tlidd-1118. ., .. .__ P .I ....,. .. IIC'ed or • said ""' il con«rn<d A~~DS~ini told ~ Conueltt« 11101 ... tb.lt KdtfT, by ukina for re·affirmauon. mjudled Faculty 0... and 'v- Prcsi<lcals would h1t111 lhe proanm'• ch1111ra for to assist him so tlw ht would be abk to omplementatlon . tnfonn SUI'IY Central of wluol illfomwlon Another new admjnistrauon montMr , he can produoc. CurrmtJy. the suit does noc: Affirmative Action · Offiocr Malcolm requirt the Khools to ptc:$tnl 1M daa•. but A&ostinl. oddreased t~< body. •peaking on __,. _.., _ , ._ Rivalry Undefeated Bulls host Hobart by Oa.n Holder SpcHu Ed1tu, The University of Buffalo Orst played Ho1><1r1 Colltte in 1894. Now ttuu'• (ncrtdlbfc. That•s even be fort drop~.dd wu lnvtnttd. Over rhc n~xt K6 years, che teams bil\'Cplayed 40 times. 'tfl'11h Hoban hold'"' I 21· 15 edae, wilb four ties. 8u1 it is now 1~. and lbe Bullr are anin! into I&UIM:,A...,.,. ___ Qir .. _,..... _ ....... _, _ ....._........,_ ...-._,......... -.,,.......... ,._ ,~ IMide: .... ....... lirst lhrt< vksories,limitin& opponmUIOOlotal or 324 yl.fdJ and a aln&Y 29 pomts. ln tht oOm <"t'UCtaJ rounh quattt.r, UD has limilcd $COJina to a total or sb points In thrt< '"""'· The Buns should go into romorrow"s 1:30 cont~ wirh 1 full roster One player hun in Ia~ w~rovc 4 0 1)' ,amc. Frank Price. surferul a "•aht btuisr on..bis I.OmOffOW"I home COCUCSI w ilh a).() rca)l'd. hostiDI tbt 0.1 vllitor. Hoban lost lui Saturday to Conbnd St~e. 12-7, bu1 thai faa doesn'tefpedally impr... Bolls h..d ooach Bill Dando. ''They should have b<Oicn C'onl1111d," ht said. "They have bis. good tack!.. and IIOC)d runnirl& and half bach. But, Iller don'l have much of a passina lq, and should be' 'ready by Saturday." 11«01dina to Dando. TtJht end Kevin Prall hun ltb fOOl. but is also e,.-ptetcd 10 IUh pp, On« apin lcadilll tile Bulb' ru>b •ill be rumina bock M.uk Maift. The jumor has totaled U. yards In 60 carrld •• th<pest lhr« malch·UI". indudiAa one touchdo,.n. lltltind Maler il JOI)hornorc Tim N~uch with 137 yards oo 37 allernpll, and Jim Rodri&utr' 60 y111d•. which includes UB's lonsc:it. a J2 yard auad:." JCa.rwnb1e. A&tln.u the Red Orqoos, H oban rushed for 2lJ yardl,and p&S$'td 60 yardl. The main offms;ve threal b sophomore Mario Clotoli. who scored a tou<hdown apiM1 CorUaod. a1ona wilh rotlina up 102 yards rU>htna. " They...., a po- "I" set, ""'" <pllt mds," Dando rematked. "They we a Jot of ilolaled plays, out or alme>ol a wishbone fOf'IIIOiion." Pilot ina tbc \Oisium w\11 be senior POl Tumultl. A&alnst Hoban. who finished lurseason4-S, Oondo Is aofns with junior Pal Whhehead a> quarterback . "The offense looked • Uule Oatlut weekend," Dando said. refenin& to lhe 3·2 dutl aplnst 01'0\'e City. A&alnSI the Wotverin... the Bulb coll«ted a 101al offense of 118 yards, slviJ!J up 142. " We'U b.lveiO <Sllbliah ow hnc of Krirnruae." he explained. "'lllcn, ~ offa>JC wiU ha~ 1o come out astd do the job." Jrtlleorr..... ~w'bu.doworried.thedd~lbould b d p - !be pein. Tbt spljl~ concqlt luis hlw.d. ahomt a1110111 8ulls. The dd..,.. hu bdped in tbt u.. Rodri1u<1 is leadin& !be quarterh.act oarp> in pas$ina-hurlina for 1111 yards on 14 eompjnions. Tomorrow's ptobable stan«, Whltd\fad, now stands with a IWO for sevm r:econ1. touilll!l 19 yanls in the air, IIOC)d for ont too>chdown. To te<v Hoban CoOra< ow of !be cod U>Ot. t.be Bulls w\11 opin look to Cosmo NeS!ola and Paul Md::o.nhy who led UB in LKklcs apiMI Crave Ctt)l wlm a dozen ap;e.x. Riebl behind McCarthy were 1ackle Mike Rossi. comerbaelc fr1111k Btrnfaao .,d defcnsl•• end Sltv< Armstrons, with 10 drops. Armstronc. a fresbman from Quctn>. had four txkles behind lhe line of scriJDma&t for Wolverine losses. Along wilh hostina Hoh.an, U8 win be hos.tlna lh< COIIIIIIUM)I with ils annual "Amllenr.(;lan:n« Day." Aller the tailpti111 Olth<pme.suclalu areraftioded lhar !be Fair. . aaivki<s w\11 kid~ orr 01 4 p. m . " We lboWd ilave a ..,ott ball pm<, " Oaodo - e d. " I dlink we sboGicl be ravoml." He probed lllst ,pf 4112. tbcn..added thll "I hop< we biu<r oae (tommorow)• -··crowd .a • Toke o hlke-P. 2 1.KPdtlty-P. 4 1A new 'Sun' rises-P. 9-lQ ISpik.es-P. 23 ISpokes-P. 26 �~ Anlherst·wilderness: 'outfitting' campus conquerers J~ . .............. ....... ~. ~ lllllr • .., ....... ..-..~ ....._..,.. n--. s.. Oond. ,.-•:..._......_,._....,..,...--.--~--------------;::---. • F· • ! For ,..... ua 01nao< or ww. ...._ ......._. ,... · • .o., l!llpbllll~ " ...~ to us 8 ~ N llki o.. ...,, ., 1oe •t•..,.u... recelfY '~ otarr. 1~· i l "to_.._ ........... ..- ...0.:. .....U Ia .._, owon••itiea f9r Ual•erall}' sca•t.llu to parda.ac~ os: ................ orr~ 80 a ~ t11a c~ooe'l ._ • 1oc Stlldelll'_ ~ of aoW.-oac -.oa~p.eat, _ . . . . _ . . , . ...... . . . . . _ or or w~ " " - - · ·" l• -L..-.lalcr, • ~ of~l1.000 .. - ·~ traia-816 haolt,.. 41o-iei;.w. Pro1ram Comml~ cCr-.-rr otl eq~ -~. 1 crQu. COIIDlfl' 1ki coarM- daiPtd Ia ,.J.<Sdlwonh Woodl bciUd the Ellic<>u Cocnplq IUid lee 1Wq Ktivitla ....,.. orpni...S on Late l.aSoolk. ;nws. DWbd.iht. binb of . UniVtflity Outfiuen,. The 1\l<('<IS of o))c P<Oiflln hu "\. b<cn <nOnnous. A m~ raaor Is the oJRloimaJ---..,, Cor. equipn><nl r<ntal. Cost (or ...... tmd'l ... or Atomfc tkjs. potea and boou is only $7.00. Th< 111ft< ~.,. may b< rtnted for I rale or SJl.OO ~ week. Another reuon Millet cited for the warm rtctption is that ''there has b«n a lfC8l ibirt over I he pill ten )'ears. to more outdoor ac:tivirie:s. Thiltl« rn," h< conlinu«l, "to the recent increuin.a intere&t in the environment and ccoloay." Tbi1 pan sprlna. campina a,car wu added to.tbe rtnta.l wock . Again. lh1s proved 10 bt o .succcufu l cndea"or ''There h.a"'C bc'tf1 mtny ..-cc~ends when al11be tcnlS and badpads havt: bHft rmttd." MIIJer tntlfK'd. "Som<lt• •• b<cn uS<d by ~a~dornac clA»es. but mov1ybyindlYiduaiJ." Currently, the availablt camp'"' &ear ,. hmat<d to aovcs, coolin& kiu, and btantm. in ackhuon 10 ct.e ccnll and -lcpxtl. Cam pt.,. ' corps ...,u b< purtbasecl in cltt ncar future xnd OucOum 11 now'" the' ptot<SS of pricioa Jlt<pan& b•P· ...The icfea is to putd\I.R: quality, durabk, .. re equipnlftll ., lar&< cnoUJ:h oumb<n 10 1<1 I aood deal," c:xptaincd Miller. "We atcn't out co acntnee a lar,. ptont. bu1 we Jlrivc- l9 rtnl out lht equipment at • "frY tow rate, tmeratlnJ eoou&h income to maln1am lh< ptOI""' and the equiptn<nl in h." So far, Outrncen has achleftd lu 1011. "I'd pay twi.ce 11 maoh for to. ~ ill CWO tJac ~O(JIIIIiDiiciaatButralo Sc.Mt.l'brcMolh · - - reciptO<it' . . . -. .......... drOQ 00 St!M;lmba I , ~ suet. u canoeo, Jkq)IQa - . .aod 1cpu cnay b< r<nt<d r.- IW live-~ qlcl Bu((alo !ic.Mt amiJiisbmalt• MiU., feels it will tue IAD<htr lhrtc ~ or 10 b<forc Oulliucn can read> the poln1 of ftdrnc fvfty comf~rtablc_ in I he Unl•mily eommunlty. Tht proaresJion lowonlt Ihoi k>cl hOJ b<cn a Study on<. TJ>IJ..x<}l'l!IK crp,_ss-countty 1ro(ls bavo ~ cibiin<l<d to ancludc ' nfw Hill over two miles lona which follows the fOUl< or Lak< LaSalle'• Olnm (iC)UJI~. "Bu1 not only ore w<looklna to upand in volume,'' Wd MJllcr, ··we abo want to offer a widn Vlrtet)' of Ot'tlviuo. " While mosr of Regulations state Lhat aU rented •he currml cqufpmmt supply is must bt returned dean, acar<d co..,.rd; ~horH<rm hlkrna equipmenl dry and complete-. Since a dcposi1 h and bJtckpackina r~tcurslons. rtquJrtd on each artitle:. charge$ OurnucH hopes to soon s«:urc w•ll be asJ<IS<d aaalnst lh< d<POSil Jupplln far wttk·lona ctmpio& for dirty, dama1cd or loS'I trtpJ, \QuipmrnL The t.aak has proven Also, Ou"""" " loo~ing co cffcecivt thus ru. ··we havm't Jog l)fOVldc non· rcn11J K"rVICet uJau~ to outdoor arl•"•lla. A r~tUtt ant cquipmcrn a1 aU and for lhe tlbnty. c onlli n •n a boo). s , m•c•rma.. and tnapt, hu r«CCtl)' b«n optncp. The hbrory aooudcs lnrormauon to K'rY( t n) from each och~•· Outf~lcn. U Optn 10 rnroor•arr panlapcu.con. II WI)'> >UU~IOftS lltld Unh~ts11y Ftwa...ln Probkm> have b<cn r~ for Outfilccrs .. "Burr Stat• ' • oraainzation aOSJ<d some or Ill< hurdles ln th<lr tarly years," cit<d Miner, "and we:·-.~e wvtd. tolllt. hat~lcs by learntna from tipcrl~(('$o I their I Looking for Mr. Right; ococtemic clubs pos~t open UB Director or Animal Facltilies Shaheen 1-!•kecb is rtPOncdly safe ill the Iraqi capital aty or Ba&lldad-bombed on Tlle>day by lraruan icts-,a nd bas inform&! friends that he Will be Ieavins that city IS SOOn as PQUible. Aa:o<ding to Assistant Director or Animal Facililies Geor&e Vci&$CO, Naltccb was able 10 conlllct friends Wednesday nialu and tell or his condition . . Nakeeb and his wife traveled 10 Iraq earUer t his month on an invitation from the Oepartm~nl or Pha rmachology 11 the Univenity or Baghdad . He was to have delivered a scrios of lectures on experimental tur,ery techniques at the University over the ~dinatcii or Al:iclanic Clubs. DireclOI" 'of Academic Affairs Laul'<l) Shapiro £aid tbal, " We're lookloa for 52_mco'oe will1, manqcment skiUs; lbc abUlly to act people lOielhcr, plan actiYides, and OlD meedn, .'' She added thai ~pcno&·lhollld...., ha~ ,·-~-tla~..:~ 1'be Coohllnalor, to be .. chosa~ by Sba-p!Rf; will usume ~~of all acadtmic; dubs_.and will chair the mtctinJs· • or abe Ac.danle Aclloe Commlnec. ...~ Shapiro"'~ lhe·' 11011 wu atatocl because, " In tbe J)UI,the dubs didn't reaDy liC!IId to solid a.:adcmlc lssua. Thcte'a a 1oc of potential co wwk with a lot ofpooplt. Wure llyillllO pathe clubs 10 8d h!Yolvecl in -'cmic activides within the conlcxt or the h$ OWl') accord . "Proplt havt c-omt 10 reallu thal o utdoor acci"itics ca.n b< ool only pleuurabl• but htalchy olso," roncend• Miller. "No. . - r "'< need i• >Om• add<d tim< and en<f8Y.'' nexs IWO w«:ks. The l<eture smes · was cut short wben neiahbociCII , lrllll becam~ cntanaJed in land and air r!ihtina w 1th..Jraq. aurutina the IU~IUion or the world C'Ommuity. . fla~<eb, alona With . hundreds or other. Amcn~s, w..s cauabl m the country when the conflkt bepn. II was not known at press time If be and his wife were ~ong ~ S3 people flown oul or the Iraqi capctal yesterday. A Stale Ootpartmenl spokesperson lold. 17o~ SP«trum a number or American oompanies tllat have personnel in the rqion have bqun to brin& their employ- home. P.orty affiliations don't count? SKUBA sweeps .I I out of 12 A new Suoderu ol.ucxiallon (SA) post hu been ctealcd to roc111 S.VIQdcmic cl)ibs on scholullc iuues. Applications are nqw beini accc~IC;d for the newly created position of p.m. and 6 p.m .• seven days a W«k . Mill<r beli<><> th•c the program-, @ .rr:ucst as.set has rested 5i.mply on UB veteri norian safe in Iraq; awaits flight from Baghdad tht: nt't'cls or outdoorsman-- rrom hi'-~n 10 <ano<., co jo&&tfS. A cup board li 1.n lhc worU, u arcsklll de>dOptn<nl ~oor\!Jlol>>. •n winch 11udmu 1aoch and learn mo11 pari il hu b<en vtry well oreaJ<d," nld Mlll<r. Tht locttion or tht Unh·c.nh)' Out fiutrs office is ideal, •coordlna co 1hc manqcrnen1. Wllk<so~ Quad in ~· Ellirou Complex I• ricuai<d 11 .... center or the widt opm spaca or ihc Amhrr•t Campu> . Oca• may he purehaS<d bccw«n 2 A 'SCII'Jlrisina turnout or votcn, which "maybe c:Ven twi« as lll(Se as last ypr1s" acc:ordina to Slodent Viee-Prciridmt Oianna DcrhU:, enabled tb~.SKUBA ~y ID.apnue. ev~ry SA Senate _seal excep' one in dectioos hctd T~y ud w~. followma -~'?~~'. ~&¥'[! ~: ~~~})ona with ,thdr VOle tOtal. • - n.e ·Af ~ ... ~--- Larae: Ed Ne'I\'IOD (498) Steve Catrone (Ind.) ()9$) Orf.Campui: Steve Kaplan (339) Kim Wilson (253) Michael Gilbert t248) CoUeen M<Carthy (2.4S) Wallace Fem:U (~ Sue Vcrsbncidor (Zl3) Dormitory: Tony Maddalone (387). Andrew llc!au.c bamp (lOS) Jolin J-on.s (273) S.M. Perlmuuer {254) depanmctiis... SA Pnsideal 1lm Sheelwl qtecd lhat the academic: clubcl lboukl be ~ than $Odal dubs, addlna, "lbue was lloladoa. nc chabl wcno ~ ladcpeackn\lf. •• , • By witblalbe COIIICllU o f clcptanmeMI, as opposed 10 ....-11 KldmUc Ktlvlllcl, SMpiro oplaiDed tlw "1'111 • ..tiN wllll people riPt - 1IJial ID' dercae ~ dPIJ. 10 diN IIUikm bow ~ to - t.beai. ln lbt ...... we -w UtiC -111n worU.. .-tlhill t1111ir to tWead Md chec:t aa U.. wom... ... .b ~~islllllde .. ......... AD clllllt IDIIIt llelid • =;;;~;;~tlldl;eclllb Jl{llllrl)y / �Beep! Zap(! oil Fun an9 games with computers; new rules hope to stop .m.isuses by David C ztljka . to punl.obment upWood LcaVllt • .J!xooWion from the lioJvcnhy. he afrumed, i t - ruled out . . . way clealin& willl vlol•on. The A._d<m..- U>tlu>utina Advisory Committee bas · Sina:llleUnivmlly'scamputerl)'ltcmbb&><donho"'*l'. dcviJed lu own "basK" <ompWer ionJ""'t< to diminlte the ~ S)llcm llldf b a c:oalribulirta roa.,. 10 ...uu.., llld ·~us. or the moehl.,.. b~ University audcDIJ. f<I)Otll~ ~- 11 was """"aOr ckul!l<'l to PtoYidc maximum Dir<t"IOf of the Computet Sci- f)eponmcnt J.A. lea'?lt. _ 10 aQ those inol""' in'"..,..., ··~ 10 ~ amouot of The Committr< inserted a claUJt in the Univcrsiry's roles tnm placed in thoS< wbo utilize thr syaem. It Ia an cuy mark and rtJUIOliOM darif)'in& the illcplity Of the mlsapplic:adon , for lbUK,'' luvilt lUted. and plq.vbm of computer dlla and IUSi&ftmc:nts. 1b< Cues of misuse ban bc.n revealed, but moSt remain llO<ndmcnt wa.s ratified September • by the UB College unJOivod, 'leavlnathe pcfl)<lrator I recto continue al!u<iuathe Council. syilem. 0uriJ1& the Jpdna mnester or 1980. whh the mi•usc or tb< Unjvcriity'a computer sysum on lbt rlse, C..h.t ~dcmic Computlna Advtsocy Committee convened Ia discuss the Mlauomo ...,bt For C'DI'nplc,. the ~ure of students' &llipmmts are rardy problcm. The Commin.., de<ennlned thattbelaw, coiK'Uilins piqariJm and mi>uR of ochool propmy did noc <!'J'ticitJy traced. lnstru<U>n abo leave thmtsdVCI open to llt¥k. apply 10 the .,.. or Uni>-.mty computers. 'Tb< new amendment ...., desiafl«< to combaa che unlawful sale of Ottuionaliy they~ class uoii!'IIIC>tts on rm><d with ~ comp<.ti<J data, thtli or Uni•emcy ptOpmy-valucd .. compuccr. 'The atudenu t1tm pcmch tbo ·~·<Ode onto SlO,OOO 1... yur- and the d<sttuction or lrllow SIUdcau· the lcmunaJ and r«'tive their homework . On ont Otta.sion -a work. Tht Iaue-r art was described as " llnti-.JOC:iaJ" b)~ >tudcno crucd lhc assi..,.,car and in iu J)loc< lc:fi a Let .. itt. fc~uuon or 1 nudr woman . ''Ahhouab Sft'tn!ll& Anbtant Vice Prmderu and Comptrollct or-the Office of humorow •t r.nt," Baumer claimed, ••rh•t pra.nl. only Finan« and Manascmcnt. WillillO B4umcr expr..>cd ~< lnconvenlen«d ~ttyone c.oncuntd and JJ')t).Jrtnlly orrrnded .$0flle.'' •cntlmtnu of the Advi1ory Commill<t when he >aid, "Our Th~rc are many ra:stms why some- .5tudc:ms ATC nrvcr aJm ll 10 proltct the innount a:tudenu who c:orul.in.ue -an eau&ht c:ommlttin&llle (faudulent aas, luvaiu tnaintoined. ovcrwhclmlna m-.lority." " In • class of 200 ro 300 peop)c it t.s imJ)OU5bk for lht In an Ollernp< Ia lriJlnen off t>Oll:ntlal • 10lllon. the Commlnr< will begin to cllnnbut< a leann to variouJ instructor to keep tab$ on every Kudcno apccilolly wlwt they art sithe lUI< Ulipmmt," he said, "and U!U.IIlty they OO<IIputcr caner•. UJ>Iaiftlnt the &mcndmmc and hi qaplicluiocu. amcnl procedur8o4illlbM ..... adopled au ldentlt:al usipmcnu from prcvious~atcn. Tlme ,.,ll be 11udenu Pf)UeUUIJ tileR assianmcnti'Wa,.. ina co sdlthem from a policy Ulcd by Camegi<-Mclloo UnoVCI'IIIy, Som~irncs nrw stu<knu of the 1:)(-,_,.untnt of Computcr- and ocher students who wl.ob to buy them." Scim(t' m an aucmpl 10 aid thmueJns, witJ 8-)H another Notorlct) $ptat'llnr Stqff Wnt~r or n.. studenlthcir petsooaJ c:ode to the compulct rcve-•Jtd Leaviu , ThtJ provides the student with an OPPOrtUnity lo illcplly obrain or even saboc.se homework assisnmcnca, he addf<L Studcnu, in the Computer Science Dfpanmml, howevt"r. are not the only ..1o1aaors of computer rt-aulot1on.s. ··&uden~ on •uch schoali u Man~&<rnenl. EnsincennJ and Stati.nlcs -.rc- abo m••u~nJ tht' compu1c:r, '' Leavht rdJJcd. ''Tbc c::aso •c' ve uneo..cred .s.trdeh Univenity·wide:• Scoocnts violalina these new ordiAan<es will be ~01< HowevC1". t.hc:re h.ave been C&5CS whftt lht rulprit.s have bc.n nabbed. For Wtanox, an ambitlou. 5tud<nt wtiJ apprC'hc:oded durin& an .a.tlcmpt to have ~soniiJ business letters d.rawn up. 011<: 10 bU record he wu let off witb 1 llk'r< •tap of ohe hand>. Baumtr iofonncd, A fonncr employee wasn't so IO>C\y. Aftn beina caug)rt abu5iin& tM syac.:n. he resicn«f but rclt hr ..,.asu•1 trcart'd properly and dodded to take ou1 lib fnuu11iom on ~ Uruvcrsity. Whlk Lioltcrina with the mac:hU>a l)c ...., catllbt. The campus wili rock with Fallfest Saturday The t1111d annual homage to beer, rock mu>o< and suruhin< WJIJ bur1t acrou the Squirt Fount.ain area aomorTow 1rtm1oon. Worshipers W•ll ~ lrQ.Iod tO lftUptmrvt suds and t!,\fec hatd·hllllnJ mas1ers of lht ci«:U K' ·~· Fallfca hu tradiuon&!Jy offered ~ h.lmed lludcnu an -rtoumy t<> plead ' 'emporary amnesi~" about '"'pend'"' mod~<Jm • ...,.. ~d to rccovn from lhOS«' disur~rou:s t:~~ly QUI~:tes of lht K"mest«:r. Tbc: (esflvtiiC'I uncomrortablt 60deatees. K'Cordin& to Sr~bcn Krown, MU$1c Commttt« Co-Ch.alnnan of the Univnsity Union Ac:uvlti., Board (UtiAB). "lla.ot!J refU.elo play oul<id.e llth<l<mperatul< drops bdow 60 de8rcc1 so eith<r cold or rainy wcather will rom: Fallfe>t lncloon,'' informed Krown. "laO! year the jllOborte didn't wind clown unlil9:30 p .m., but due to ~ JeaJOO·, early daJkncss and the ltnathY dean-up afterward>, the part.rina will be compacted into juSI four hours,'' the Music Chall'f1)an I'(Y.::!'!tUI<: and beer will be nolvina t1lrec ....,kJ ,.,., than last year's FaQfest bceaiM lh< S.ud<nt Auoc:iation (SA) and UUA8 boll> ~mihed Lhemsd•.. to atase the <vcnl in c:onjun<t.ion wtth CdebraJtO<t '80, aa:ordln& co Co-Cbaimwt llobin Sblslcr. The Saturday allunoon date lor Fallf'e.U will make Celebnttion '80 a weekend buh In coolrast 10 Sprlngfe>l wbich held after Fndoy momina cla.s~. "We bad a areac deal or dlfOtuhy on Friday's," Krown affirmed 0 "bccaCU< the loUd noise offended • lot of people." The M U$1c Committee would Uketo hold a Fallfea >lmUaJ lo Br<><;kport State's In w)1ich tho collqe caneeh an enure day of <I~ wtlhout notlfyins "tldcnts or fO<IIkJ. "Wr looked inco pouibc1noes. but th< Administration was nol favonblc or h. I I l&mc:nttd tcro~ Oi<fdmt of the band> ~ to pnrorm dunn& FallfCSI-whK'h indada Catlada'> To.ooto ood Arid,~... Bgflalo'> OWR Bcnltwd-bu bc.n heard oroUIId tarnpus. Orpni:u:n of luttlmn'~ moJL PDP•f:V .PM•Y dbcounl rmwU as ncK truly rrprcsrndna the Vtc'W s of the maJorlly of MtUI<: ~ - .. A ..I<K or OfOplt have becomt e~echcd over Tor~nto •1 appe~rancc, .. doimc:d Shisler. The event's headlinorr has been deJ<nbcd u a moJttur< or he•vy mecal sound and POP roct . Notin.&thlf "oplnioos OJJ ~alent are nry subjective.' ' Krown claimed !!tat huvy maal I& rauralna IIC<.'Ordin,! to th< trade. maplines. .. ~ SA "The money wu there 10 do a lara< aa.le FallfCSI, revu ~ Treasurer Alao N11ban . "Ho-·er. I don'tlhink tlt11 111e!imina wa.ri&)ll. 11 UUA B bad 'done tb< sc:bcd\dinJ of tb< bands carlior, tktt they would • have JOU<n bella band>," Nlii!IIO aoplaioed. • 'Tb< Treuurer dcdared tb&t til• Falllest Colllmlllee be Dlldmpcadlaa it• budan by b«wC<l> S2.!00 anctSJ.OOO. but he ';"'id ch< lllrpftiJ will be .....s to sc:bcdule more wd!-koowa ~dJ f'!" Sprinaf<JI. "At J<aR,tbey'U have more time to pian for St>tloarest, admiued N11han. SA ~Ptuld<nl Diuuul Oc:rhak alJO coprcucd.tispleuure oVCf lh< bud Jdection "Southride J ohnny and ~ Albury J ut es w~ made • suoc:esoflll .,.,;,.,_ u Lout year's Fallrw wu bonked t his year by -Dan Bowmon BrockPOrt Sial• when we rould have had thCJ11." J-A· leo-ritt The u-mtplorr< wa.s prosa:uted and ended up 'J)ctldina five da_ys in jail. Any future attempt ro ~~ foot on tehool arouncts and he wiJJ be promptly arrested, Lcaviu meotlol>cd. However. be noted, these iJ\StaDc't:S .when 10mconc. wu cauabt are OUI11Wllbcred try WJddtctable ...... Tht AdYlsor)' Commiucc manbcn- an: uncm:... or rbe rut·u rc efrectiYcnas or the~ . HO'\JI"('¥n'. l..aviu hoped that lh< notoriety the new ammt1matt ..W rec<ivc milf>o INltellle Wttt<r h<SrU tbiftt ....;... f ormer U.S. Ambesaedor to tbe United Netlon• A renowned Civil Rlgbtl Leede r WILL BE SPEAKING ON CAMPUS DATE: Tuesday, Sept. 30th TIME: 8:00 pm PLACE: Clark Gym TICKETS: $2 / students - SJ/ all others AVAILABLE AT THE SQUIRE HALL TICKET OFPICB (AlSO AVAILABlE AT THE DOOR) ~ Sponsored by asu. ~Speakers Bureau. SA international Affalr:s. UUAB. GSA. 8. Friends RICK DANKO DEAR DADDY u.- ,,.. BoltdJ ,_,..,.,. and HIS BAND OF FRIENDS & featuring BLONDIE CHA PLIN (from the Beach Boys) BILL SHAVER (Jomwr leod .;._ of Cock RobrrV SUNDAY, SEPT. 28th - $5 at the door Open at 8:30pm 1 ""!' -Ditector of Computer Sciertce111 uepofU11ent ANDREW~OUNG ' bqin at • p .m .. dorccdy a Ocr the foocb:all Bull• win over Hobart College, Md wiU lut untJI 8 p.m. or until the th<rnoometCJ drof)5 b<low an "Due to the amount of trust placed in tho$e who utiize the (comput6) system, it is on · easy morlc. for abuse. " ,. • . AMH ERST AFTER DARK tl ockport 0 : "' = ..,:::e C~ MPUS , 01 ~"-.f'l· ~"' • ~,\\~t~O 1 ~\\tf> ~ .... .Rf1ER DRRK 6 10t S. Traaelt R-d - 625·9000 �You want old Uncle Sam? Students flock to ROTC by ~ Burthard Sptftrt1M $441/ H'nrtt UB students are once apln raisins guestions about a Reserve Orricers Traini ng Corps (ROTC) proaram on campus. But this time, unUke the early 1970s whtn ROTC was forced orr campus, students ate Upsel mat there isn 'I one here. Interested UB students ate now cross-enrolled at Canisius Collese . UB Sludent Eric Robens who is an ROTC cadet was quid to praise me program and called il "very misunderscood .•• • BETTE MIDLER 4- is He otr~ued, "If more peopk knew about it. they'd ger involved because it helps develop a saJSe of responsjbility and leadership." But, he added, "ll would be nice if lllere was ROTC here at UB." Robens travels mJnul'ts a day commulin& between Canisius and UB. Student Kim Han, who considered cnm<nrolling said, "If the Pf0118m- was bert at UB, I'd have ta¥o it," adding, "It's I good tbJn&, but DOl Yety many J)COJlle take ad van tag< o r it after considering th e incoovenien«. •• ROTC offers studtnts an opportunity to experienct military training for two years wilhOut a com mitment. Students receive thr<e credit· hours a semester for the coursts t~cy take tbcir first two ytars. After their second year , studtnts sign a contraCt il!ld receive SIOO a monm. Thej are then required to continue. courses and must auend ~ summer train[ng session at Fon Brau. NlWilT Carolina afw their junior year for which mey are paid. Upon their graduat ion . ROTC members comm issioned as second lieutenants with the option of r=rv• or active duty. The proaram also o f feu scholarships:With me draft question cunently aroused by mandai Or)' reaistration, many students consider ROTC a viable ahernat i ve b~cause cadets become offietts and are allowed to remain in school until me) finish th~ir training. se arr Buffelo: A IDIJitary lUI< When contacted about the possibility or ROTC returning to UB, an anonymous army sour"" stated m at the idea ..... impractical because tbe· army can't afford to put a program in every school. One program serves a particular area, he said. "Otherwise, there would be more soldiers in Buffalo than we have in Germany." When asked why Buffalo State Collt~e h as ROTC courses taught on its earn pus, he refused to comment. UB was once me only SUN\" University Qnter with a ROTC program, but student protest durin& the late 1960s and early 1970sTorced UB President Roben Ketter to phase il out on 1971. Atter continuous stud<nt demonstmlons, sit·ins, riots and bombs on camRUJ, the Alf Force ROTC closed its door June 1971 and Projea Tbtmis. I Navy WIT research• program· was terminated ill 1972. When asked about the return of ROTC, UB President for Sruclent Affaiu Richard Si&adkow Slated tbat it would depend upon faculty approval since-they were abo involved in the decision to end lb< prosram. According to Siggelkow, many faculty members were then conj)e(lled that ROTC i~U~rucson were .Jiven faculty standlna, but-.dio 110L have to meet me &arne education al regult rll)tnt$. Also, rnany of the courses offered by ROTC Were already offered by Oth<r depaf\mtJ,liS. �·Alcohol abuse won't le~d to Pub's closing - -i Un.i• -.:ii 14nilninrlll.ors, (i<IJIIY, Audri.IS ud sl.tlf >'Oied (lndadln& olcobol), bt mainuined; ls a tbreort on camptiJG for 10«1<-tilne, lout, wue eap<clally compounded WI - . W>animoU>Iy Tuesday 10 kcq, the Wi(i<imoft Pub open on IIAIIoowlde. •11m o f arao 11udcot nnbl<d fr0111 hi> dorm room wiDdow am,pw d<SPII< an "ll<oboliRn pr<>Oinn" omona 11udct\U at Dtblle ......., tbe 2.S board IC'p<...,..ati•cs and &UCIIS rq>0<1edly after retum:na from the Pub. 1M stodalt acoped UB. focused on the rauks of rlnmtalcu-.....sa!itm, pulled rue serious iDjUl)', bul tbt tocident raised qiiCIUom oa the In on .,...,,...,. ~~.. of lh< Alcohol Review Board, alllnu, phf!kalill.illll'-and SkpS for peewrulo<l. 'The aroop prlldm<le of bovina • "bar" Ul o donnii91'Y· memb<n vo.,ed th<Jr con<uns, but aar-1 tbll dosiaa ill< doclded, by vote, how...., lbat dosin&lh< Pub-lotated In P009le don't und<r11and lhll tbio piKe is o complex," Aid student «nlct "as not the uu-.er . The mmina was orpni:ud th< Elllcou Comples-woold not IIOp 11udmiS from drinkin& Lorenzetti refnrina to Ellicott wbidl tOIIl&in> numeroos by As>Odllt VIce Presld<nl for Srud<nt Affaln Aoillony and only hun the quolity o f 11udeoot Ufe. dorrll quadru&f... "We haY< a lo4 of otbct octlvitlcs here ;_ Lorcnzeui. f i J "Scud<nu come 10 ille Nb 10 IOdalb.c and sathcr. too.·· Acoordina 10 Lorenuui, wbo tailed ill< session afl<r EspcdaUy in t,bc: absence of a otudcot union out her< (on r-lvin& a Inter from University Pruident Rob<n 1.. Keun, Amh<rll) you con 't close It down," one board mnnbn SAid. The bolld advised Lor<nUtli to 'form a •ub-<ommluoe 10 alcohol problems _II< not evld<nt only at UB. Droa addinlon Alcohol problems on cam put have been a uar,n of concern con.sider ways to JOivt or alltviate akol>olisrll 01 UB. ~ I _ UB Med School to study effects of toxic Love Canal by Cyathia Modlcoa control aroup, tbc lindiniJ were not dcftnitive. The U B audy will continue inlo 1981 and will bc:&in witb intervtew' end• 1)hysical Cllaminltions or 40 rcsidenl$-ll day, fOI 8 period Of four months. Its steond phase will take clgbt to t welve months and consisl or inlcnsr data analysis . The third, and lon&cst p hase, ~ examine i mmunity reduction. chromosome damage, psychiatri< stress. nerve damage and cvicknce or Spmnm Sl.tf M'l f"" "\ An intcnJe Study of tbe tfft<'U Of hUillllll Cl<posurc tO toxic chemicals In tho chemically contaminlltd Lov• Canal orca will bt under way at UB by la1o September or urly October, according to Medical School Dean John Naugh1on. As proposed, the Sludy will investigate both the lmmtdiatc and lona·rana• hoalth df«:ts of exposute to chemical wanes buritd by the Hooker Chemical CompanyJrom 1942-1952 in a landfill that was subsequently purcllllltd by the Niacara Falls Board of Educauon. Various studies have already bern conduC'Itd by both public and private researdlers, but this particular examination is expected to be ihc most thorouah artd viaorous one of lu kind . T he stu dy, originally 1 schtduled · to got under way in eorly September, Is now undcrgoina final reviews . Budgetary considerations are proscntly btina di5<:ussed and have been tiUtd as the cause for the delay . Nau1h1on cxplalocd that the Medical School is ready 10 b<aln the in,.estigation and said that "once 1hc gr..,n light IS sjvcn, we'll go ahead." A represtntative of the Love Canal Homeowner'< Association. however, cited a different reason for the delay. Love Canal residents have boycotted lhc study because they demand Ihot an agrtemenl be made with tht CDC to allow the Homeowner's Alsoclalion the risht ro lielp choost indivtduab to takt pan in it. They claim th:u the CDC would be bollltd and that they would avoid tesuna those who art ctther elderly or afnict<!S with diseases such :u cancer or diabele~ . Coatronnlal i!Ydi<-s In reply, Nau.g hton said that Asso.:iatlon members "were invited to serve on advisory oommiltees." The J)tan said he rorcsecs no major problrm in gettina the Love Canol residents to rooperate. The proposed S4 million budact will bt ruodtd entirely by the federal government. According to Naughton, the study '"emanates out or . ' commi\fll.enl made by the Whttt l:lousc: staff on May tO the residents or Love Canal." Prcsidellt Jimmy Carter pavtd the way for a widespread cvocualion or the am by ded&rilli a stue emergency on May 21 ot this yrar. The UB Medical SQhool was calltd upon tbe followlna montb to or cancn. Another major area "Cil 1 or concentrate o'n the tffcct to~k exposure on human reproduction, .arow-t h and SitU~~ pol- - lode • ..... - . U I _ _ , _ .. _ _ _ _ .... ,.- .,..._c.......... ...,._ .., __ ... _ .. _ _...,.,.._ AHD ClloaiiiOHU: A b-...,.~ coo)X'ratr with the federal go~mcnt in collectina lllld interpreting data. 0( the StUdJCS thai have alrtady bttn conducted on Lo•e Canal resident•, sevtral ha•e been deemed cjlhcr Ulcondusivc or 'insignificant In their lindmgt. For tbat reason UB's project is so in-<lepth. One controvcuial study complcttd in February of 1979 was conducted by Beverly Paig tn, a biologist and researchu at Roswell Park Memorial Institute. Looking at 1he chcwtcal c flccu on repro duct ion, growth and development, it sugacsted n o1 1bo hish rate or birth defect~ and miscar riages among Love Canal residents. T n ll)' tc"'nlil'k But Paigcn 's fmdoniJ were questiontd by tht Ntw York Stat< Dtpartment of Health. State Health Comtniss;oner David Axtlrod maintained, "We cannot say with ctrrainty that tht higher ra1es found in each or the catcgorios arc dlroctly relattd 10 chemical exposure." But Axelrod al•o added t hao the data doeuutuiCSI a small, but significant oncreasc in the risk or birth dd.cts and miscarriages. Stale Uai_.jjy ol lkw Ywit liBBUTZ-HAJFA UNIVERSITY Se.etttr Pro,ra. ia brael --tr "' c-•&PM• ,..._ Spoj....., ti i MI ill 1.-1 · 1w .-Iii .. oliWoru & " ",.., ,..,.., " ..,., HJ. DATES: Jaa•ary S - JSUNY CndiU: 1S.Z3 COSTS: -tiot llaiwnit,. Z7 SUlfY !Witioa (fo7aW. at SUNY..........-~ ......,... ~oaa . szu (po,.W. .. soo.a;.p...H) _...tl f'liPI·SteG lopptu. ~ .................. tMir ......., ... o-;e., a .,_.. ._.....u.. (owN..) FW. .,ciaM1 t.;,.. aahrt.._l, el<. Sl....Stseo laDuto) TOTAL COST: SUNY t.mo. plu S2400-Sl900 A,lircatie• clu&liae: OCTOBER 10, '8G FwtW ......_ 1: .,ticatiou: IWia ,,...... DiNctw Wal<StMiooP..Stola tt.mnity t1 N.Y. at .......... N.Y. Uttl (4e7) 711-J870 llitoa~toe Rec:<:nt dtbate, ho'!'C"tt. has focused on the study propoSed by the Univ<T'Sity. AccordinJtO N~uahton, ouuide rcviewtrs called in by the CDC to advise on certain aspects or the test ill&. questiontd wbathcr a "truly scienunc" study could take place, and whcthct the find•nrs cou ld be related to the tn\'ironmtnt . Rtsuhs of a prdiminary gentile s tud y s howing chromosome damage in all l;lf 36 Love Canal resident> were rdcucd in May by th< Envuonmcntal Protecno n i\genoy (EPA) which claimed development . The audy will Involve many nurses. physicians and tcchnical people and usc laboratory facilities at the Erie County Mtdlcal Ccnter, Ro•wdl Park Memorial tnahute and UB. A cllnie has aliiD been sa \IP in NillgarJ FaiiSc, as well as a temporary tOrli« at ll9 Cary H all on the 'Main Suoa Camp115, to coli~ and process dal.a over lhC' ntJU riA to twelve mondu. PHOTO COPYING 355 Squire, ~WSC 6:30-6, M-F that , because of Ihe ab;st~n;c;e~o~f;.a~~~~;::~~;p-::;-__J �J~~~···================================~~ Delayed commitment ~ Almoft three year. ago a troubled Love canal Homeowners • Aaaodatlon Praaldent approached thl a University and Ulllld 11\at It 1 l)elp reeldentl ~fine tro. "breadth and . .rtousneu'' ol tne toxic - weate cllapoeal problem. All "lntense etudy"' by UB Ia scheduled to gat underway by ml0OctQOer. In the 1978 State ol the Unl-lty Annual reporl, UB P(ll81dent 1e Robert Ketter cited a commitrne<~t to public eervlcea. He aatd he ,: wu that the Looe Canal Task FOtc;e, then sei·up at UB, " would make Important cont ributions to OUt awat-as ot the problem ,. and, hopefully.••be able to contribute !Jignlncantly to Ito Informed votes J 1 J To t~t Edlrot: Badgorea? Harused'? lnrlmldated? Intuited? Well tc»ka , 11 i 1 your own tauul 8u1 dtG rou ¥Otl w.. ,,.. SA elec1lonl'1 Old you IOtll\lt qulc!<la «mpalgn ochi>leCI>'I tf\otl (<Wino polltk:lana·to-Oe move you lo "'tt for tor agolnll) lhtm In tho Se<>alo olectlono7 I ohould 001>6 noll lhln how did you vote . . . or betlor YOI. wily did i IOlutlon." Efilier the PrealcHnt'a COtnmenta were premalure, or the comrllltment he cited has aerloully lagged. The Task Foree was a cua etudy In failure and the reasons for Ita lneffectlv-11 wMe latgely bathed In secrecy. No one could explain why It couldn't get Itself te>gethllf, It Just couldn't. And alnc:e lhe COf'lmltment waa mede In the summer ot 1978, I he wO<It ot one or two PIOiea&Ofs has constituted thi s Unlverelty's offolts. So now when we near that an "lnllnse study" will get underway. we're not too lmpreued. It' s long overdue. Two years aoo Love Canal resldenll were miles llehlnel'where they are now. They were scared then because they dldo'i know What dlrectloos to move In and marl<edly mote Ignorant regarding their rightL So, the moll likely place to look for lnexpensove, but expert advice was 1 vast public uol ve<alty whlcn repeatedly 'IOICed It COtnmunlty mission. Too bael lhe Love Canal roalelents were dlsappoinled. · This lime. though, we're conlldenl lhe study will be carried lhrough. Specifics are set and 11\e planning Is well advanced. Besleles, now, tile federal government. and not just a ltoubled oommunhy has asked lor the schOOI'I cooperation. Hopefully, lhe University's efforlJ will succeed wnere otller students have l sllod and provide conclusive dala on tro. effects ol ho~~Pan exposure to toxic chemlcaU ,opefully, lhoro will be few hurdles between now anei198J. We're conllelent UB and the minds II posseses can provide Love Canal residents w1th tile lniOtmallon tMV neeo. Butlwo yea!S ago UB nad 111a1 same c:apab411tV It's dtsappolnllng lll&l so muen •aluabla time was lost. you vote? Were you aatt•ffld by the lnfotmlllon you lounO 0<11 (or wetololcl) In maklnq a VOIInqfltOgemonl? Havino been a on•tlm4t eandldlt&t I can apeak hom bOth tlcles-t,.., c:ompalgnor lind lhe Compolgnec PromJI . ., oft n'' c:.utf comments, chaJm and 1ueve plastto faces- a cempa loner~a l£set. l.aek ol c;.are, c:oncetn and lnterett-•h• llabllltlet 01 1116 camDalgnod. 5o how do we OYetcome the&& probttmt? Mcwt' otronql)l 1eoulaood ""mpalgn actMtlea1 0. 110 DeCOme mot'8 lntet"UtecJ •n !out>POMCI~ w• voting fOf ti'IOitl wOO reJHeMilt our lntote&ts? S'f'Ce reguJatlng eampalgns really t110n't Denetu - anyone leJ us find 1 w1y (artleles, editorials, - n forvme. debltus) where w e can te-arn lhe mauves a ~o obJecllves ot these lndlvldualt . Maybl the best way w ould be foe our tamO-I.lS l)eiiQdlc:als to print campaign Plllla<mo, rollowed .., <liretl and pertinent quNUons ano.en.a*-'1 to 11"4Se c.anchdttes So now aboUt H. eam~N• new-SQe.per.s. ta!tt the tkne 10 give tne student en oppo,unhy to objecttvely evaluate the e.andtdatas ..• resea rch~,PIIIOA. WtHe print oomethlng about these ama11br polltlc:lan\!i fo, 11 .a tar eas.lef' to judge enCI vote belc•e"'no tl'lan &"d bt~c:h ana complam when you see 1"- c.anCIIOit.S acUonal Gery St•'"'""' MJ·SA Sttn11or Celebration '80 h's been pegged as a weekend ot tun. partying and sp1111 and could pu1 UB In tile right o1recilon lOt student acilvflles this academi c year "Celebration '80" snoul<l be an exclilng event. Wfln regiSirallon lines and class sclledullng behond us, and mtd· 1erms a few weeks otr, tills weekend fits well lnlo tM semeslet. Plan In ta~lng par1 In I he events sohoduled- lhe football game,the Mnual Fallleet, Sunday's aotlvltlos &I Baird Polnl-and let tnc spo&Ors know sludenl& appreciate tt>e eflort. Tro. UB Bulls will need your SUPPOt1 tomorrow. They've been oo a winning strnk and can only be er>COUraged by packed bleachers and loud roars. The Student Assoclalion neode your suppon to snow lhat the eflorts needed for an event ll~o Falltest are appreciated. The extrave,ganza will alao demonstrate t he potent ial of I he various UB atudent actl•lty and service organlutlons. Studenl Allaire, WhO helped organlu "Celeb<atlon '80'', needs yur support 10 know that students wno cry boredom moat of tne year, wfll participate In worthWhile event• when tlley' re available. But, by far, tro. advant•ges of the weekend are alot more basic tha'l•ll ot t hll. ll's aJuatlflable axcuee to forget about your books, or t he ban-. or your laUndry or the teat In miG-October. Tne Univensity Ia lhrow1ng this party; the Unlve<slty endorJea 11. So don't lei yourself or anybody else talk you out of partlctpatlno. J oin a bunc:tl of lrlends and meet a bunc:h of otharl.• .celebrate Fa111980. THE SpECT~UM ' Frlclly,211 ~ 1810 Vot.at , No- 14 Edltor-*a..l . Elena Cecav" 111--"" IEdltOf Jolln laptona M ........ EdttOf JoHIIII Simon ..... .. .... = ·::::::.::::.=-~::~~ - .............. SM•- - . . . . ....... -u-. --. . . . .· ·. ·. .-0.. -a- .. ..-·A. M- .lonJSMiy ............ ........ : . ~· c:..r,-;ii·;,:: .... :..~.~ ........... ~ ••••••• ••••••• •••• ¥". ...._. .................... ----~· - --~ •• lont~l.l c..i:::.·::,'i::: ·:. ':to~~ "--::~ Cocolo . . . . _ .... Oo"<<A.Oomoll- . . . . ............... JOCI<~IMIO by Joseph Simon . 1.suu haven' t entlrelv I toured out wt\y I came to t~ is UniYtfSlly I wasn'l prUJt.HD<I t>y my parent~ coaw&a DY some~ anrollmenHJHll~ fOc•ulter or .tentoneod by a cour' or taw. Ev&n uluu aeeu'lg the carnpua wtton I wus e Mnlor '" high. st~. f IIIU carne to US. Now, as I entet my 1J•utO yea,. 1',., f'!Ol onty faced With the Questk)n or w hy I came ,...,._ b\11 • • wf\y 1 M-Jer lriAtferted OUI I 6on't lrke U\IS UmVtf'hY My tUIIred .e•ctwd til full poten11a1 I n November 1978, when at1er betng 1ubjoc1&d to 1wo mon1hl Uf Ones. lnler·campus and Intra-campus bus rldu. and a slew of lncon.enler.ces, Cl'\0 II!Cide~te ....osl did -ln. llloociJ"IIIde the Go....mo<O' Comple• bul al>eller, waollftQ 10 be l<thiuod oU 10 lhl c:loseslt~lnqlo tho rnl -•d-Squlre HoJI, A~et ob()ul 30 mlnuon In •~• lo.. numbing woatner, 1 but llnall~ ume, bul by-paaHCI Go•ernon' beuuee II waa llreocly full whh lludeniS. Ten minu~e-s and two ftoz.en teat• later, another ous ctmt. but again paUlO me by. l never made IM class. rocei- my fnlcue ol rrol1bite, anclwllen I gol beck to my room and t\ltNO the tetevft5on on. I coutd,..'l 101ve ony one ol tne puul.. on "W,_I ol FOttune. • t'YI only tell that _ , l~ree olflet 1imu It( mY llle; wtlln the Mote t.radecl Tom S..vttr, Wilen Nhcon OOt r~> ohK:.IIO and when Tony Orta"do returned to show ~neaE. For two v•11• now I've 11~en the buote, waited the 11-. nt In 1110 anniXIO, MO!Tthe poor ~nnlnq and ••II the lrvsttaOon. I 11\led Jn Govemota', In a OOrm 00<\ldollng ~rrly of """'Enqtlsl\ ·-~lnq trud0<1ta ancl udpe«:'-· It was 1 ltlple lsolltlotl: r wu lootlled In the dormhory, oho dormiiOf}' wao loolaied bit end edd 1 t•• reasons of Ita o.n to attract ltuOttfttS heft BU1 n's done onty the oppoJite, e nd ln IM meantime, tnoh reasone H nas no control ovlf n•.,e Cllmlnlahoo.. Tne Buffalo 8ta~•• nave left lor the eunnY tlilos 01 San Diego and lull!on and dorm it Of}' tees have been golnq u~. When the <lay comas that ~nnet 29 takol " Leave 11 lo IIMver" oH tne olr. UB mlghl •• well CIOMita doors I wn all rMdy to teavt tnla place attet "'' flntunart year, bul 1 was pre-led '<l!h thO ~unllv 1o jo•n Tttt S/)Ktrum and 1 cou1dn"t tum U down. I was givefl waa IIOI1ted lrQm elvllluilon• •n outlot lOt my ftUttfltlont, given 11141 ch ance to lnvoslige~ • ,,. JHOblems ot I .... VG!Y tllelv loh Wlllt nothlnq to wrllo aboU1. ' betorell'l&d choMn to comelwLII'I&d an ~unlry lo lind onv flaws, end t 11111 -ided to rotum •• a poylnq CU$lomor. l now rMllu thot UB'o POPIIII rlty is a JHodUCI o~ certain on.oracteril1ics II haa no COnlrol In recent month.s l'we adOottd a new altitude lovr•rds 11\o Unlvotl!ty; .,.,. that must be alm»ar to wl\lt • PAtent loela tOWOrds 1 rotaiCiecl child, - t h 108 INatt• tlon lnd 1\ardlnl~. th••·a an undenlat»t toove, • oonolonl chollenqo 10 help lmJHoV. Whll'l lhtre. hom tM aa.rnpua' othtrt dormitories, ll'ld the campus w"''"' most trusttating Ia tha' I saw th&a UnhersJty O'tef. ue. Un fortunalel~. there w ill be momentary auaces.ses ~ 11'a a public unlver•Uy, wttieh prHent• UnanQal end accompllthmenta, IM lho bulc probllltTlf wlll benefllo. lt'oln 1 11~ oltv Wfil011 of lore a large •mounl poflflt. • • or CUIIU<IIInd -''IIG ovento. lt's nor on Long lallnd UB will continue to allroct Iorge nurnOeto ot wllicll _ , . to Long , . , _ wt.lle lt'a lit li<Jf1•1o otudento, but \ftt!re'& nollllnQ 1w'o to make tnem and - t n 8ultol,onton&. I.Mtty, It 1>u !Of lhl ful~ f04lr year ride. E-lhl ~ olibWI Vayatem ~ 211 IIllich ahO<Itl "w" tl lo -...y won't eot u •n enllcement: It' If onty ,_,.,. •• enotl'\8' - Y aftemoci<l. wly tol.-. ue inl'lrl-. llwewotlld be nothtrog to UB Ia In tough lhepe, ancl 1don't , ,... think Hugh aavell. a..umooL In his patomal 'llli<lom. """pull It out or I he You mlghlthttlll IIIIa Un,....ltj lll'OliiCI..'t.-IQhtln lip a fool.. •••r ,If....,""' tiM...-· �l.. Don't give RAs roommates ... To ,,. Editor. nol room lor two beda never mind o·1 Mt ....n.H•tt tUce Thlo ta In reply to "A ao-..,.a Reskloftt." A.G.R. wantlld to gl•• our t>ol6vod ,_,ld..,t roommatH. A.G.R. thl'l!'- R.A.a do not do an ettec1lYo job. Wo - · ...... yot to moot an unelfectlve A.A. Out A.A. It abaoMtly wonderfuL Does A.G.R. reatlze whiiJ an '!""'mou-.tUI< It Ia to lingle handediy kMp ectl¥ely OCCUI'llld two floora of .,..,~y lltat year- coflega atudanta {not to mention 1 tew upporctaumon too) whO t-atodly montreat alttf8d atatea of conactouanoso (t.o. getting dnlnk and going wild on ....econdt and wool< nlgTita too) anctto oJoo halp ICI!olaslfc and aoclal IICIJuatmonla? • R.A.a ha•o •OIY porsonalluu. They m"'t act as aurrooate patef'IS, familia. lMCbera,. aod gurdance counaeiOra. Sur•ty they deserve to have a room 10 thotn_!ttVta altlf all they 00 through to put up with u1l "'""'son -oenl• ""HI ft1• houSing •eoc••• ahortao• dM1 IKit Involve Resident Adlllsorst Th•y ~a.odly ~ave enough time fO< tholt poraonaiiiYH now. (How would A.G.R. ll~e to hove ten peoplt In his room untll3:00 A.M., yot be wonderlul enough lo tolk and rol&lo tp them wr..n ha'd detplfllaly love to\ go to aleep.) R.A.a lhoUkl not ha'ltl to oopo wit~ • roommate- any conllk:to ljlal might arl. . ln lhlt rolatlonahlp, Thetola oleo no room for an ••tra roommate In tho R.A.a room. Theto oellnltety Is burNUI and de8kL Our A.A. haa olle<od to help paint 01" r_.,. ,.. hod our electrical -.ns atralg~lod out whhln dayo of our telling him, and""'" going to help .,.lllc""' cwtaln brocket. Ho oJoo O<gonluo plcnlca on ....econoo, gob to mcMu Wll~ Ul, and Wollod a quod P1f1Y lUI FrkUoy. OUr R.A: Is IIWOIYOd With W>lut- wor1l, """ no .... r>la own 111udlos to WO<fY obouL YOL no Ia too busy fo< Out Ia f'*'dly whh .. wyono. .. Ia IIVIhful ..tth us ~~~~ Ho a lot of crodil, and If hawing a r001n of 1111 own malwls Nfo ..tlh ua a Hille _....., 1o< him tl>on ao bo fL Most of all, nola not onty our A.A. bul OUf lrloncl. He dOe& not lhr- any crap at ua about hla mighty po-. as an RAin O<der to 1!<11 ua In awo of hln\ onc1 wo rupett him all tM ""'"' f0. If A.G.R, noJ t•-• tho R.A.a we have now tor 1110 tact that they have room• ol tnolr P*nl why dooon't A.G,jj. apply to boOOmO an R.A. (and being ao con~ned aboot tha tooualng a/loflogo we'rnure that as an R.A. A.G.R. wouk:t kMia room mare) and ahoW us all how to be ••tr.. porlect R.A." conc:em., n. Ellicott R11ldtHJtl Jude~c•~ l.or•HI 8/llt Torry Grimm TtiCt" AIUliC.UI • Mastering the universe - of n..c.nhy. be genereted In harmony With natural law (wotdiy " domonds'1 and oeatlzlld Jn'tha lo<m of ooclolly reJevant ac11ons ...which are c:oneurrent to the regardl ng the cuntnt lnct•••• of Un1veralty -tropic O¥otutlon ollhe human apectea Jnd ot the " poagmallam" ("'()pen FONm". SePt. 17) a.to - a l l y untvvae •• a Whole. This bHndnt"ss compettswell lal<en, I lhtnk ~ - u r y to , . _ whot 1 PefOdotlo to avoid pooctlcat - i t y the Ume potCOlve 01 1 common oplatemotogteal btu<lcle(_which being. lirmt thought to tho pr~ "hory tower." """ms 10 havo tnlectod 1 "'boiOJttiOl po<tlon ot Hortln filS tM ulllmalo paradox l"lunoarr-tal oonlttm-ory academic thouglll t acl<nowllldgo Or. antinomy") of human ~ledge. Aro wocondemnod to Peradolto's utmost alnc.riity anct rMC>IC' 'he bfewfty of II'Mt inletPIIy ot contenc:tfng splrltuat poweta: trom hla essay. yot belllnd his aoomlngty "'PPfllclal outsfcs. the physlcaJ work:f thus filing thew ...idNs·· aJQ\Jmertt Jles a.n ~nharltfJt ontGqlcal Uaw '*hkl'l away until some future oecenity requires ttMtir cannot be overloollled. • rMilUUon? Or, lndeed. is there no r~aUonshfp. present Tho ltemel of PorACIOIIo'a " blundor" conalata ol an or tvtt.ue. between our specutallve acliviUa and outright lea.< of "lhe attlludtl end bohaldot of personall>{lgmatlc lives? We can reso...,thls paradox consumerism (which) have become controlling only thtough lha process of aetf perfection. Tho metaphors for tne whote ol out exlatettctt." Thlt reaul\a epHomy of flurmn joy (love) IS ttte development a.n<:l In a compulsion to ASfabtlsh a oeflnltt dichotomy realization oJ the lndhlidu•l's crealive mental between " current 'demanda' •• (eg. lmmedlall eapacHIH within the bounds ol lawful unJvfln•l practlcalittes} ond "the dodteallon to !ruth and necesaily and social action. Only 1~ do we beCOme knoW~tedge·• (aolf'~on:scloua teaton, and hence an trutx._ free hom the wretched state of ~o-eent.,ed e.xpllcit inability to c:onsdoualy and willfully actuate pragmatism and,ln.stead of Ignorant retreat. aUow Sell· this salt-consclout reason within the roalm of ..u. conscious cteatlve mentalfon to literally take over th.e Alttooug/11 am aura that Or. PoriiCIOno'o c:ommenll and.'"' con.seious reai wodd ~111 : In anon. tho nHd ~o "retreat from lmmed/111 and specific demand&" (regardless of permanence) ceuaaa a po,petual vacl!lallon from "a dedlcarton 10 truth end knowled98" 10 "all vaSied Interest In Pflvatl purpoa.e" or. 1'tru1h must commun1Cate ttulh krtSP6Ctlve ot curre-nt 'demancta' 11• For PetadoHo, ••truth" (the sell conacloua ident11y with unlverula) II ehatacterlrlld by proctlcal if1\I)Otanco regarding tho lmmodlale practlcallll. . ol I the lndl>klual'a day to day lifo. Admltledly, Peradouo·a recognition ol tha ntlld to 11 transeend OM·s private •nd p•rtJeular ..tUition.. pUtl 111m dOClslYoif above tha ego conte<IICI lndlvl<!ual commlued solely to tha tulllllmont of httoronomtealty determined ptKtlcal 0001• ("consumtj1tm'1. Vtt It Ia p(ecioaiV this fear of lhe ego atoto kltntlty which locoes aolf-coniCiouiMtl to auumo tno role of an alienated. fmpoeent and uan.tctt'ldtnt acttv1ty. Although he Is por11C11y comoc:t In a~~umlllQ tllal !no current uend towJ!d an lltomlt~Q:!tod pr~lon with banal Ur>IYOtSltY rtfl..-11 Ia lndood a dangoroua th<NIIo loltlet. """" unfvefsat purpo-(upo..- u "a point of view cJnmon to one With oltoo•s"), no lalla to underStand ltoot conttrllplat.,..lti)OWieclgo must, ""t olherwlse dagradlng state of individual practical exlstenca. II we a.oe to bG trulY hUil'l~ {created In WorcJiy God's tmoge), and fulfill our responSibility to humanity, we must abolish au notions of transcendent "fvory towers.. and, by transtormlng tnetjentroplcaii)il ancl.ordetlng natu<e, I t I- succood frl breaking the logic ol the presently outmoded level of lecl'lno1ogleal economic achlevemettt provk11ng lhe adVances necessal")' to thN,S.l hum•nlty lnto a new end unparalleled eoonomic boom thus crootlng true human beings ou1 of tha tO million 'paopte pros01111y condemned to a bestialized lnfernJ:J eltlstence and, II ~ askte u .,...,.,. ~~~~ utet't•• {ICCOldlng to the- eVIl scheme of oonletnPOIOIY I)OO'Malllluslano) almost certoln dootl\. IAI ua '"tote tho cledlcatlon to tM Idea ol Progress. j)nbi,I>Y aChieving IRHI cttatjYe 1 . - n {in tha abovo aonse1 can we not only tnsore tM SU!!!_•at of a hungoy workS but sutve M-er cloSer IO"'ard the only real des1iny and mor-a1 purpose of mankind; to become mastea. ol tho univorst thtough th• aetf potfectlon ot 100 human mind. ' .. f "'•• f i i �' . Glveusilifo The /oJ/owlrtg waa ••nt •• 1n Sr_r~Auoclorron." • opfll1 tenM to tht A direct quote To lho Edllor. To the Editor. Studlnl GooHwnment till a yNr w111"- a !Jr....,. a roof 'ciiMIIlo. How can )'OU reuonably ..peel thO otudlnt body to turn out and W>ta In ., otectlon that lt&o no ~ no ollt.,...,t ol t h o - and "-<elY any pul>ttclty .. to u.. <:andlcla1es, lot aloM _,titer otand lei<? Sure 1'*- areaomo ~tara around campus oil\ot11ng ua to""'"' but What and - . , . ¥Otlfl0 101. ThiS Is an '"POflll to all tne people w ho wttt ottonded by tho September Sill quote ot tho doy " Ugly glrlsllO mo<o gratolul.''l allould like to Ill to my ease sunply by C)efeulno to thal paragon of wOtnlnhood llo<Htl. Betti Mldle<. Tile Divino Mlu "M" nas o tt oeet1 known 10 Ny-and I quole-.. Fudl. •em If "-' ""on Tundoy. With this grlll.oturno oll<nowloldge we're ouppoeed·to mal<o lnletllgont cllolcoo. Otvo uo • 1ttey can't take a Mootoluo-hOordoltltec.-•untMwo~wo ~tl '' James 8. Munson b<Mkl ThOll paopiO 110 go~ to .i!>ond •I)ProXImoltly 51,000.000 ol our money. Tell uo ilhot they wont to clo with It "-le><o wo voitiO< thOrn, oiho<Wioo all we hOve l• o popullllty ...,tHt-1\0- 1t10 tho moot 'flfoond'o go1a OIOC1odond <:ontro4a Student Qowem!Mfttlnd our rnoM)'. lM now <:onstltutlon wo'IO!IIl llltu~ar woo ~ """' l,ltla _ , . , 11>/ng and - g o o d government and atuctent parth:rpatlon. Whaf "'-'""" All we , _ 1o a tetter ltvm IIA offloo<s - nino o Jlgltt ,..,.,., and _ , • • -lty. A.lnnJno an oloctJon tltlo woy, """' o1a0 un you oQJOCt? RlclrOIIOtr BUSIIIIES!. Js at.D, THE~ .ru~r oo~•r LIKE THE.V USED cofo\e our 'T1) Qn humor lenny Bruce ooc:e &aid, ''Humor ta baNd on ,........ d41lructlon and deapak. II the wO<Id - • tranquil .•• I'd be otandlng In the b<eadli,.......rlgllt beck ot J . Edgar Hoo....- Tltlt statement wo• mode yo111 ago. It's u true now u it ...wu then-and befOfe ~. Since tlto "-Ginning ol rooonlod comedy (going bock lo tile early ollentiU"I lilt$), tho public ltao loug~ It the mlslonunes ol.othtKa. From the eartl•st Ch1.plln artd Keaton comedies to the· r&eent upsurge of ethnlo • Joi<H and tho atwaya prevalent "Helen Koller' Jokoa and ~G!Otmy, Mommy" jol<oo that have boon around &lnce tim.l_mmemOflal. people havelaughtd at t~ tact tll~t OO<nolhlng Iunny un bo found In ""OfYihlng. Some humo< It dlrel:lld It pllyoic&J lcllosyn<toclu - and SC>n10 It dlr~ocl loward4 ono'a- (Lo. Rodney Oangorllotcl)• ...,._, u..y all i.he ono tl)lno In common: they tak.t tocM ••unl011u~e"' lhlng and CW"t iJ In ouch • woy that you <:an't ~t Iough. ThO ability to Iough at ono'a a~f. to tho impe<IOC11ono thlt 110 ptooont, Ia one ol tllootlhlnga that comet lrom IICUIIIY. Don Alci<IH, In' ltll pe!forllll--&n act that 1\10 boon mollgnocl •• vlclouo and cruol-conata')liYprooc(leool t hO lblllty to ltugllat ourael..a. Tlllolo ono ollhe low thlngo In Hlo thai- <:an conotantly on)oy-~lng tlllt no 011• un toke away. One flnol tllougllt: It you lind no burno< In any ol ! ' - Jotoee; 11 they oil- you- Jou think- vile - diiVUOIIno and they llul1 yOU,·- you ,..,It ~yourao!l 101-ltyancllor-lnorclot to IIUgn. WO"'uet ... - 1 0 - - a n d Mowha\'1 .,.,._ It f t don't. IliOn wo can't -late tile moot, """'*-~~.much looo any raol thought pro•cll<lng ·- .. ,..oul S, DoJ/<0 �©prod igql re§YLJ · \ . -. .. The talented aanGers · of the Zodiaque ' - . . �i ~prodiga l sun l f l :exposures I lte i ------~-----------------»·yTM~.~ EditOf" o Note: Expo04Jtoo b • new wMidy leeture of thtt PYodiglf Sun wfrlch wlllfntroduce rou to ltlnovetOt6 of m. Buffe/o cultrnl ~· An lrnpottont pert of UB'o ~ of Theette oncr Danca 1o the~ Oence Con,pony. The gr~ wao fonned In 1974 jO ~ ~edded educ.otlonol opport"'!>!!Y fOf 110 donc:era, while oervtno the Bullelo Unlverofty oncr commi.Wllty. " Wo octuaDy ceme ujl with the name ZodioQOA to meet e f)(eS$ d•dllne.'' odmfto Dilector Undo Swlnluch. "But•we feet that the nome lo oppropriate/ ' ofte edded. " Llko the todlac, oUt' COfnpeny btonc:heo OU1 end io multl-dlmenoionol. Wo do· eve<y1hing frOfn imf)(ov to modern donee. end we oerve meny different_.... 1..nt Zodl_. perfotmed f.,. the Bu.Helo Paycl\iotrlc eenw end Gotewoy, o home lot the emotlon..,Y di81urbed. II eloo visited • tocol t\lgh ~· to donee befo.. ovw 8000 otuclenu. " Our ptogram waa 10 suceeasful that we edded a quntion and anawer period at the end. oo tho otudenta could find out'mOreebi:K;t done<~ ," Swiniuch edded. Zodloque's orlg'no ectuelly Item frOfn the Pttyolcel Education Deportment. The di<ect.o t woo originelly hired by UB to -ch donee c:ourn. which were aitted t.I'ICier feereation. ••~..a intWHt in ~ grow," she sad, "t became OMC>CiMed With the Theotro Oepwtrnent.'.' '\. She looked lot rrolnod, ex~ed ~. who could the cholt1n9• of porfotmlng under different - " · dille<ent fioota and different dimensions ... Tnt group I have ,..ow/' ert."rnnlntllined... Ia the most hl<d working end cor>genlet' grotjp I hevo ever been uaocleted with:" · v-. occept c-.loSwlnlueh began her doneing ot -en: She ooys she danced bec:ouoe lhete we<en't too kids to pAey "'"'" end she wu " ofty.'' By age 10. Swlnll>th wu traveling with Allee Monger's donee group, end ot 1 • ofte wu teeching 11 t1of home. " I 1110 wotked on Channel 2 ~I \Nos fifteen,'' notn Swlnluch, who sterred on o show called TMt Top Alp of The WHk, .,.,..Y _.,.,._ ..___ ____ .. ____ . - - ,...,..._ttooo',_.,. - 7 -~._ , _ FOlLOWIHQ 1'\JIICliON-A-.. lira~ . . - . ,. ~ 01"" wNcll wes O'loeal ven.don ot tile old y...., 11ft ,..,._ series. "1 would dtnee to the nwnber one of the wMit. oven to Conme FrJinCI8," ...._,..-. , . Alta< i:cntinulng otudlM undel1luffelo belllt toecfler Ginger Burke. Swlnluctl atudied 11 tho New York School of American Ballet. It wu thoro m.t her interooto INited. " I didn't went t~ myoell to t..tllt.'' ofte uid. " I becaml deeply inte<eoted In chotaogrophy and modem donee. My goof woo to be pert ol aome donee group wNcll could open~~~ of donc:o. Thlt'o why I'm 10 gled to be iust eMOCilled ' Zodloquewith Wit meke Ito Center - ·" Theolle debut Nove<nbet 7·9 whh • oftow enlltled Atrsper:tfvos. Swinluc:h ond co·choteogropher Totn Aelobete will direc1 26 dencers 11 they perfotm numbera from their touring oftow. AJoo lncJoded ore dene011 frotn th& Royof Academy ol Ballet- • group 1\eeded by Glnget Burite- and otgoo Koatriuky. Complotelng the bOll oro two ptofeuioMI Aomeneo dlinc.ra from Cwoces, u . . .My goal was to be port ofsome donee grO.Jp • which could spon al aspects jl9.0f!C' · That's why I'm so glad to be associated with theZodiaque. " . v-~uele. "I'm 10 happy with SoU El1dn (Directot of n-tre end Donee) end the entire Oeporoi,ent." odded Swlniuch. "They hove been VotV o~ve of our COfnPtnY. end hove '"'joyed our develof)(nent. I hope that everybody can come to see'our lhowe/' The Prodig.., Su.n wiN keep you posted on Zodleque 'o octivitloo. May Jen CHINESE RESTAURANT AITENtiON GRAND OPENIN·G Any UB student or students inttHBSted in stertiflg 11 publicB· tion in some llf'tHI'ol specilll Jntere•t. you can apply for funding from the Publlceffons t:Jrvi.Jon of Sub-Board I. Inc. til.«,..,._..__ 5t:t'k ........ Ow c:..J. S..Q,h. ....c.a.... ....... ,..totr70W ._~...,.. c.....w .......... "'"lila&~\ «ll•llltdt ........,..., "MM Sci Portt. a 0..., Go Cal ...... Aa-..Mu,OtM.ftl 47 Kerunore Ave, Amherst, N.Y. -81S,5t8s(JCen Te o.hoolir'MI:1......, CIIPnC D.Aa.Y PROM 11 aa W II,_ Drift& lA Wa • d ~ rcceln . , Olt (Diaaer for I ) - - Applic6tions ~r be Pk:fc«<&4P ~ Friday in room ' 3 43 Squire tN 1 12 t.a.if#MI, from 10M'I to 4:30pm, st11r· ting today. , "' th'rv tioM,:.;,~ ~ AJI.,UC.. r0 Room ;43 Squire Hall 9NL Y, b'l FIIJD.If¥, OC"rOBER"10, '80 • l .. • " .., · For'*'*' ll;d~ . . cal ~1-2681. ; �<Qprodigal sun~ l ll J SURPRISE 51-\A.VEt::> OFF MOUSTACHE f f 2 3 ~ t MY ::< ar I f • f i ' HEYI FREJ7- NOW l70N'T THAI MAKE. Y~u FEEL A WHOLE LoT BETTER? B·52'a -Uncle &m's- S.,prember 21 Fht, -...lhougllta on the 8-52'a- today'o p<amier d.._ band- end the citcumJtances ourroun<llng til.;. show lost Sunday at Uncle Sem'o: '\ 1. No one tl'toUIIl be lliowed Into • 8-52'• concert if he/ she cto-.'t Intend to donee. 2 . The 8-52'• m.on-aemetit should tt.ve utlli•ed tho Uncle Sem'a dance floo<. roped It off 10 onthusi ..ll could have enlO'fed thomoelvoa. 3. The<9 w. . -abovt 300 _..too many tho<e. The cr-d wea beyond C8PIIdty-just lil<e In Cincinnati. But onc<wgeln, it would be-too lata. Ju&t ao they could give away T·&hlrta thot' aald "Sold Out," huh? DllllClng in the aisle~ at Sileo's Buffoto would hove beeft benw. Uncle Sam's 15 • twn'ble fKilrty for concena tllat draw ,..,.. than a low hundred people, metter Whet the ~II capacity ls. No one beyond tile fitat lifry o~ing people hat the 1-...e st idea of whet's going bn, ..-. m.oybe tl\ey' re about olgiU IMt tal. Shon poop4e could have suffe<ed pennanont brain d.,ago from oxygen lou It this all1lr. Enough of the bitching, and onto the music. The B't were preat, adored, tnlly cult favoritu. The group tllat naaly otarted tho b.n at Mo.port'o Heetwavo Foat!Val w11 right on target with their mulllc and their denclng, edl>oring rather strictly to - their I'ICOfded IOWld. But they're lloo ~ ~ end b.n to be with. It mol<ea a c:oncon • no wortllwhll• IXI*iencl. ........... _.- w,._. Thougll ~· Pierson and Clhdy Cit..-.,, (tho tonner Iii<• a prom~· tho lattw '*-a 196? .-,.Fonda) Fred~ is weird. creek• a am11o •• he aho<4a ebwrd IYflc:t in 1 , . , _ apk:ed with ju&t a t ouch of 1M Ha - ptyehotic. He dances sftfioualv, ploys the cowbell and toy plooo with great elan. end hea such a bieN flair with a wlllkie-talkie. he looU nonnalland oooh ao lt'a good- llcwo him) that ha comes across es being ao otrange. Wolklng an Imaginary "Quiche l..ortalne" about on suge, he eonvlncaa you ol hit lcwa fo< tho two·lnch ~ with tho red fall, causing his rev-noe I~ hot atoYing out . . night II' II lock the kennel, you mingy muttl"l. He and~ the song with a rere bit of potter, dallwred daadj)an: "Sony If that wu real daproeaing." Their minimal'insuumontt-guitars, drums. Kate's e<gan and Condy'a.percussion- otlr '!P a lreru:y. SpUrred on by intlfleeted wild vocals. The hour-long set packed In ell but one or owo numbers from uch of their two elbuma. Though BOng$ from IWd "'"""' lllca the hysterical " Strobe l.lght" - - • Ffed cut up aome. ehlnging "when I klu your h.tr/1 feat mlgllly rere" to " when I kl$a , ' your wlg/1 feel mighty blg"- and the &Ingle " Priv.ce Idaho•• w.-e h8C)pity received, ft was favoriiUiiko tho dasslc "Roc:lllobstor'' and ancofe "Planet Claire" thet realty did it. Eatra .._1 Wbon'& cdiJp of tho evening was "Dance Thlo Alound''. whore aho had hundrocla of ~ apontenec>USiy lh!eiltlng " Why don't you dance With . . - ? I'm not no llmbutger. . • ." Now !tnt contemplate that for a minute. Then Fred joined ... holding u p - riOglltl to portray how they "do a1 tilt,_, " - · " cM~vemg " It's time to do 'em right" with o dlaguated mnude. They did two encores, "Ct.lre" and "Party Out of Bot.wMis." returning foro ,..,..low kay "53 Milat Rom Venua" to wind tho wooing down. 'fho.oniV ~ that tho~ didn't get whet they moat want..,, th<ough no fault of the B'a M<f~• w... proven by 1M crvwd of one hundred dancing in the periling lot to "Rock U>bster'" eman~tlng Irom tomeone's van. The'/ needed room to donee and jump around; that was .. that was lodtirlg. Japan's Plastics oponed tho 1/how with theW rhythm·rnacNna booed t...,... ll.oc:al refwonce: Trek with Oulntronic:.) Tho band consisted ol organ, two gult- and vocabtl_l.,..._ goiaNo Chlca Sato. Percuuion completed their very boppable aound, which w11 in~ to the M<lous senti~Mnto they wwe getting across obout their native IOeietv. Not that we could unclemend thelo words. upon occaaion. lead ~ Tosttlo Nlltlnlahi pl4y"" slide with e will coothenger singing -oldng vocals. Their eet was professional and highly POlished. CNca boogies vary well- lor a p<oduct of a stif~ soc:lery, - realy !mows how to lrug. She aong in a high voic:o, ot titMs e near·lhriek thlt wos both infinitely irl!.,..ting and unintelligible-a percua11vo peep rathef than a vehicle IO< conveying meaning. T""*'t'.....,_ "Robot" the cloalng .eng, was c:ha<actecistic: by lour of thJI band'a five playing percussion-with passion, not tho cotdnna of a mecNnlcal manlwaman. It w11 a .-...on. The wonb ctutty martted ue: " You . . Robot" Mt againet .,.,... of consisting aCtonYflll of multlnttlonaiCOfi)Or.UOOS-IBM, CBS, CIA, etc. Nllkanlthr ran around gr~ .... hoed. ftNIIy .towing down, - · their rmsie and thiir gea~,... got their ..nodont acroea without being obte to 11'"1> -" tho wonb . Tho encore, "Whet's GoOn' Onl" wa high .-gy aa ...._ Plaatlct daflnltaly in~. Their lint ....., is not. in tho but there it o Rour/h TtWalingle; thoy'M otort rKO<dlnQ their -..s llllum soon. - "-tridlr 1. Canltogton "*"""'• out.,., St-. ~~~w~~~~~~~• ~~ ~~~-«~•~~~O~~•o~~~~~ �!©prodigal sun concerts commg rom ervey &cor.kr li " sudden impulses this thurs. oct. 2nd. · sheas buffalo Peter, Paul & Mary The Spectrum M<Wc: Ed'rtora nevtlf d'... they just IT8de in th<or typewriter• lor drum !Uta. Dimitri Popedopoulos, who held down the post durong 1977·8. brings his band, Bush Tetras, into Pepper' s Tu03Cioy, September 30. Included In tho N.ew Yor~ City booed bond is former Contortiorls gutterlst Pot P1aco . It ahould be wild. A IWMY & CllRKT DiCESARE & ENGlER PftOOtu: 11011 8pm GOOD TICKETS STill AVAILABLE! next sat. oct 4th · buffalo mem. aud. wilh "GAMMA" te11uring RONNIE MONTROSE AC/ DC 7:30pm GOOD TICKETS STILL AVAILABLt The UB Deportment of Theater end UUAB will present " Jon at t~ Center/Creallvo Music from Buffalo, N..V." on Friday and Saturday. October 3 and 4 It the Center Theater 681 Moln St., Friday and w ill feature tho Rich Shulman Group, boulst Juneih Booth, end Almujaa~ · Tun. Saturday features tho Jemea Clerk·Grog Miller Ensemble. Pull t o Open, and Mu]ahld. 8oth nights begin at 8 :00p.m. WITH AllffiE HELP FROM 97 ROCK fri. oct 17th buffalo mem. aud. \'t\e mvrnm~ 8pm GOOD TICKETS ON SALE NOW Saxophonist supreme Phil Woods btlnga hla quartet to Dovio's 899 N.iogore Foils Blvd. on Friday and Soturdey, October 3 end 4 for two shows nightly, 9 :00 end 11:30 p.m. 8aaalst Stove Gilmore, pianist Mike M'!'illo end drummer Bill Goodwin round out the quartet. ANOTHER PLUS FROM WllARD tues. oct 28th buffalo mem. aud r-• ..• ....,.. CHARLIE DANIELS MOLLY HAT.CHET Bpm TICKETS ON SALE NOW Pienis1 Scott nnney w'll present 1 eoncen of evant garde piano .,tkled " N.o Mozon At All" on Fridoy, September 26 ot 3 : 15p.m. in Baird Hell. Tinney- wiMer of the Bolrd Concerts Competitiorl end the S.mon Performance ~rahip-wlli perform pieces by John Cogo end G.orge Crumb: vti!izlng toy, propered, end omplifoed pionol. and WITH A UTTU.HElP FROM 97 ROCK Pet e Noone, the forever grinnOng ....,., of thot nrty ·eoa pop bond Horman's Hormitl !"Henry VU, C1<1't You Hear.My Heartbeat," etc.l. leads his now band 1,he Trombloralnto Stege Onto on Thutlday. Octobot 2 . The band. touring on t.,. lttqth of Twice Nightly thW Johnston "-cia ICIIS tffoliattl debut- O"'If'*'ll Noone's penchant lor good. cleen fun with tome herd hhtlng power pop. c.nt fobt Offioo. 210 IWowln. ~ 4 £ . - - allllilkY T•--. ~ l1looV1. al TMo Fw --..-.u.a...-.....,,_st... D'Aoa'•llllllhii.S..IIll--•••-• - ~ this sun. sept. 28th uncle sams. 2525-WIIden AYe. FORM£11 l£Ail GUITARIST STEVE HACKE'IT Steve Hackett - tho former guiurisl with Geneai&-lnvedos u,.,.. Stm'a on Sundey, September 28 . Hackett' a Wtrent band-heard to good edvontage on O.for;tor, their CUtTot!t.Chtrlomo ..,..,_release- • woll v..- in t.,. tort of thick textures t.,.t - e d Genesis' Of 6EIIESIS TICKETS ON SALE NOW! • $6 edv. $7 at door OMfy ctullal/rod< fuolon. AT CAYAG£S, UJ«;lE SAMES AND All MIGHTY TACOS ' - 1onight-stage one - 8200 main street ..TREMBLERS :A:-:::::s I AFA!Ihllll PAm RJIITALAS thts-ttlurs. oct 2nd stage one - l' WIZNIOS ROCK-4-0ANC£ ~ .... ., .. ... il.:'.... .:_.•":;;...~._.:;;;...~.·-·.·.-.~~--...~ .-.-.---~-:-_:;_......-.:.. •...... --- .. ·----·--.... - ....... .. -- How iong hal it boon Iince you whistled "II 1 Hod o Hammer" or "Puff t.,. Magic ~1" Peter Vorrow, Poul Stookey end Mary Trevara, offltCt!onatoly known u Peter, Poul end Mary, have reunited to aummon tho optimistic tone qf thoee earty ·eo. -.;c.. But tho grqup hed 1<1ttlfed lhe 1980. with mOte then e noatotvic outlook. The troupe>bringotholr mullc end memories to Shea's Bufflifo on Thursday. PAt99e•'2!)1)'!1!$.0 ~.}•.:; �©prodigal sun ~ l ;_ The Sounds..of Silence i UB student teaches mlme - - - - -_JJ'f Richerd Cl>on Mime moy be a silent art, but h lo ,..,, • te>ng<»-t""' on<l. And Joe Goldfoeld'• mime c:t.UH are quiet to the ears, thev •• vlsuoDy. loud and clear in thoi< exproaslvtness el\d passion. · Goldfield, 25, meets weekly with 10 mlmeatudonto, moot1v from UB, to poaa on the universally communlcaUvo ltchnlquea of mime, en art steeped In enclont hlttory, vet...not fully developed untR INs eetll\11)1. ~Ythougti mime has .,_, pr.edeed oJnc:a the time of the onclen( ~. h w..,'l untJ Mar<* Mlrcuu broke down the~ onbia body lmo • • S)181emltie netwot1t of ind_...,t .,.ru IN! modem mime "''M bom. Ills thlo ayetom of *'4odng Individual body ~ that Gcldfoeld teechet his etudenu. Goldfoeld'a fnuoreot In rNme oton.d he wee • lhealte etudent at &!NY llinglwnton. ''I waa atwaya thellric:al, just like all kids," he aav-. "e>«:ept w11en I grew up, f never ttopped,., During a bteek at collooe, he nw M«ceeu perform ln New York, en event wl>icl1 changed the eo~~<oe of 111• Rio j .. ""'*' ·~. Goldfield w -·t eo lmpr- by MI<CNU's ~. but by the Incredible potantlel olfl<ecl by - · "f wa blown ftwev,'' he uve.. '"You could put .,ytlring on atag.:' For Golcffiold, on ro~mooer. mime """""" both the "*'-' end theatrical - · of his 1<tlstlc personality in • elngM medMlm. who........., Aof dMoe In 1974, he began mlmeleuona with Yenci, r wllo w.. I J*'1ntf of MarCHu's. Yanci thought him -tecl and recommenOed that he atucly ful1her. ~,_,-.own scMolln Poria wu closed, -so Gcldfoeld Wlflt lnstMd to the ArUnsas Mimi Thette<, where he spent an intense three mon1h1 studying w ith Deon Fogel. who was a protege of Etienoe_De eroux, one of the founders of modern mime. 0eoroul( was a ploneor of the goMI lc.rown as ..corpo~eal m1me," ~more serious and abstract style then the oenerali1ed•clownlno of .,.ntorNme. Acc;o<ding to Goldfield, c:cJfl>OrMI lo more symbolic thin literol, .., much so that each member of the eucfionao wif hoVe • diffotant idea of whet a performance .is abovl . lnotMd of tojling " • apedfoc ottHY. it ,.... ,.,.,. on the forms of the body to IMU • ateti<Mnt. Goldfoeld cello it "condeneecl _ ,:' approaching !he eesthetlce d<tnco. After his ennchlnQ ax~ with Fogel, Gcldfle!d w.iit to rtudy at en lnllflslve ...,.,._.long mime worf<lllop In Wooconoin With ,._oko Yoney-. Japan'• top mime, Who~ him t o IUdition too the w........., Mime , _ . , Goldfiold .... ~""· and ~ a .,_with the compeny • a ltlJdentlperformor uod« the dnction of Thoma• Loabhl<t, Who~­ delct;bes . . Oec:rowc' ''golden boy .•• o• ...- i. ~ UQUOU ~u.--·•-•'- at UNmi5ITT PUlA cx·z _ ~ o......, _.._ .. ...._.. .... .. ... -----·-..._w._ .-.........--Mio -....--..--... .........-·---- --- WltAT•IT-Tllo_.lft _ _ .... _ < - .. ,..,w I..Nblwt ~ his own com.,.ny. the ~eo! Mime Theater, w hich pleo,lecl racently In New York. The etudeMs then do lj)OCifoc: ~ conjuring up a wal with only their hands, IeNning to walk in place. oimulating beino. puUecl by on Imaginary rope. etc. IIUd1 " ~ -time Goldf1411d left the WiscOMin uoupe In 1978, hampered by • bad knell. and moveclto Meclleon. W..consill. WliMi he ...,..., et • nurolng home and tiNgllt mime. Goldfield..,.,. to Buffalo in 1978 to ~·hit unc:t.g,recluato l!duc:otion. rie mojo<a in I>IVd\OIOov, bolt denies any link betw"" It and mime, except for the usa of mime lor ther10py. that Goldfield exetcised ~o wCHkJng at th& Seneca Nation reurvatJon IK'Id at St. Mary".s School for the Deaf In Buflolo- BUI tn&tne't therapeutic action ia not llmhod to the dlaodventagOd or disabled. It Qn aerve es 1 vent of irvstration fOf enyone, and otuclenu in Goldfoeld's cJeea • t.._ov oct out the fllnchnc• and ---Of otiftedEVI<l . . ....I.Av !Ww: '**""·,.,...,.. can be • MlptUI, ""*dNa ~ J>eeins with • -'tt"" of - - . g and bolonclng .. Mon.lt o f But tho best .,.n of the two-hour class .. et tho end. when tho students ... s ellowecl t o lmptovisa. The claas aits in i · arc:le. and Of'8 - • inotiot" the pa>cess with • n. -lhnprovtSIItJOn. The studen1 freezes jn one Q05iUon er'ld h. i8 up to another student to ta.ke up whef' the fnt left oil . Evttv member hes li<s o• her tum and tho voriations on t)>e original theme con rake meny Rluminating and wry twlots, depeoding on the incllviduar s lmaglnailon. At tho end. the eoti<e class '• fro.um in their rea;peetive poaftions. alent. Thon is a moment o l stadia, bfoken by~.. and I sagging, wom)ing rewm to motlon end reel ~l e . =at Acc:or<!ing to GolciiWd, ....... - overt.t.v elhl4pllyoiclll ,_ .of • ...., -lleelthy . . . . -. .-a.... -.tlnue with "looiiolions" - drill' ~to Wlerllly - • each body They joint from the other, eo thet after pr8Ctlc:e, a w6uld·be mime could heve totlll control ovet the mov_.u of eec:t1 ~body .,.rt, ouch . . the heecl, neck. ~ waist or pelvio. They . . .....mill .. well .. bolt Golcffiold C8h them " the core of .. mime," - t l o f to., 1ft whosecommunlcelion fink with the fUditnct Ia tivouoh the body. """*-' ·-cisee. ::::s:-..sa:·= 28. the...-... hed eccumul81od enougt> ..,.,_.;on end - - to communicate ,_, vlllun to .,. eucieoce. Pl<t of mime'a justlfiution u • form of high 1<1 is the ~IV implicit in ~· oilonce. l..lkf.A g,reol photograph, ebstract pointlng or 'iilont folm, mime c.n c:omrno.nam more with h s - a,_,,.,. of b<eut·beWno novelists........ 01 rTUIIc:iene. Neither form is ,_. Ylllid then the next; oaoch is precious fOI the W"f II c:cJII'IfTI<ric its truth. 8ut wNit bolter way to . _ the grutost of men•a thoughts then to oiltnc:e then not soy them et al7 After Classes, come on bome to r...-wm.•u.-r AU.,.. • f MotJierts Reol Pelting & Suduum Sr~ Food . 4 10'1. Student O,.. TI ..... S2 Discount We'reoptn rrom II am till T~aoaTa&aYIQ Ta&.asa-55$5 a:U-55H lam Mooday tl""'"h TbUJtday •.,,urom 11 ""' till T•o.to FrL 11- to l l s..t. a s - . 4 - to ll - 2 am Friday and Saaurday. SUadays A bo6days noooto I am - - - ,· ·•· I :• \ ,. , - . ;,porl:ld.J rtlltj ~\ttl. cllld antiq_ut. ciPthing ~ J'-'*•ltlj • gi~s ~ {urs L1<4a f'lt-i.c -fro.. -lit A:ilrS -a-fr,l. LIS _9.,.;1'\~ itt 0\U fltlll }lo!llt- ~ Noc:•doS<~ I~Ct ~"1>11 St. ~ 882.· 8ZDO Mon.- Sst. STUDENT SPECIALlll 10% DISOOUNT o. .b7 ~ o... ........ . . . . . -'Sl..... _ W l fl l _ . . . . . . . . . ~- , _..... ~...._tLD. -v-- ~ - 7420 Tr-.lt 84. ~t- ~ :--eocKT.M~· -'• .••.. ··wtNB ........BEI!lll- �j ©prodigal sun l ____by ary.., K. M<111n ....,. dirt ,.,..end- d<Mnb • dlelogue; I could go on MCI on. i Moot 1\nwric:eno ~ their v., thowo iu this leiillhe 1111- l.t- ovenlnQI the wey. They .,.n ~ dme with Fomie, J.R. end Archie 8unl<et. They wltneu - polntiHa ~YI oeductiorw. Jl ..endrthcluii<H, murdera and repeo. woldl effair$ end li- thecn hlrdly Mally of fllnch ot the Mx ...., lJ ..,._..... ICtS of violence they - ; the'( Juat lit lmj)ly on ! ~ ttleir aofll, eyaa fixed -~~~~ mighty NiiiHI1 rotlngo. SomorthAng Ia deflnetely wrong! T llevlllon' ll undoubtedly the most lm~40Cl,ollzing fon:e In ~icl. but lnotud o1 being our o«Vant II heo become Our m11ter. It leeds uPon vour ' lllonelion, intenolfying ond ralnfO<eing it. It~ ,.. livaa. crNting in IUbda wayo. an - " " oeven hot.n I * day Ilona wotchCng the tube. I 1\o<dtv thW< the! TV Ia tho cute IO< loneflneu. Tllevisk>fl.ls in tl\o control ol bullnonmen and no> enough In the~ntrol or ortls" ond wrilfrt. It O><istt now primadly •• o rnaona IO< c:errying <Otntnlfclali. anar<lby or commerciollzed brainwllhing thet currently hU blo- woy out rwoportion. ~ lo, ot n.. -..lit• 1 stotl'or~,-t--------f::i~~:!:",;,., 1 te i ! 0 stat,.o·n ---------------~ on 1 flickering tolovillon screen. eure of oessivity. Inner eonfktl The recent ecto.-'• strike in ari11: lmogW>o tile twmoil ot • Hoftywood hU modo it troubled high co-ed who IO< the television moat cl\ooM between I!Udylog ~ewer to wetch coundess IO< hof c.alculus f<nal and retun• ot their favorite Pf·ogr•ms. watching the season frnele ot TM m•jof QuestJon is, Wl11 the Olftas. viewer ever tire of such repeats1 ' The more we wat'ch totevis~. And. It there really sucl\ o thl more dlussociated from lifo difference In tho weekly we become. We a re a natlon of episodes of tho tTaoh that vtdao·freaka. who see ell and yot !OVadot our lives every dayl To see nothfng. We are now able to both quotllons, tho only correct tiJ>e programs and watch them answer ia NO/ Take, tor over anct over egain. Children example, tho new hit The Dulr.es w M be brought up reciting of H11Mfl. Every wee~ we are dialoQut lrO<n oucll goodies • • subjected to tho oame e;n, Buck R - ond LiiVI!fM Mil ~~TM overAITIIfic:an . . . dull -Ofllnd - · -· nece....., 6n AnQII that could - · One clll only hope that a culture! revolutlbn of"'" tokes ptece ln the near lurturo, leodlog to tho rol1ructuring of the telovlolon Industry and its utilitetlon u • moon• o! stimUiatiog sell· clovolopment ond railing c:onJCio<nnesS, How cloes this revolution !Ike ~lit's QtJi1e simple. TV requic'u an audience and it' s up to eoch Individual to make up hit /her own mind. Be ttrongl The next time one olthoae gr-• nd cultural experiaf\OOS the llku of Ch•rlie ':;Angels or Thtee 's ComiJINIY bouncea onto your oc:reen, calmly turn olltl\e aet, walk to the window 1nd lhout " I'm mod n hel end I'm not going to t~o it envmor~ .. 1' 1 be listening lor you. ,_ �~ prodigal Profound statements in'No Nukes' - - --"Y Rick S zykowny ''Is • drHm alia if ft don't come trutl, Or 1$ ft -thing Wor8el'' - 8nJcfl SprlngstetM. ''1M RltltN. .. I don't Uunk thM If would be w•yift9 too f• off the mark to till "No NuM6" the best concen lim to come down the p1ke kt rec:ent veara_. aa w.- •• 1 •eriouo conttr>der for the title ol Now ll<now thatthOfe's plOblbly 10~ dope,llddled freak out there who' $ mumbjjng ''Song RM>IIit)s IM &tme" 0< " Woodsrock, " to wtOcl> I eon only reoly 'Oh wo41, to each hll own.· ; ' WoodnockH was dose but r>0 elger The perlormon ltliY kave been bener, and the OCtlsio• more rnomentous, bul Woodstock lllolf wao t he end of an ere, 1 llNI massive cototfut drug·indueed O<glaS11c blowout. h wn the culmination -of a revolution or ootta lllat sprung out from nowhere and peoked "'lnth aueh t fronliiKI speed that II lift I tla'dut of f'oWet eholdrlll er>d Gretoflll Deed ftnatlct behind, woodenng WhOfO It til hod gont-and I I such, rhe wkole co1o~t event ooutd novat reeNy be eoptured on film. ..No Nuk•s ··on 1he other hltnd1 lashes togerher the e.nlite diSjointed ttO<V or the MUSE movomant - tho ftantle l)lennoog. tho conconod media thrust. tho MMiton $quote G•den concan• and till rilly It e.tt...,. Park- end 0.11 the wtlole thing into ~· ktnd or peispective. Cunnlhgly photographed ar>d ltditad, h not only makn a fairly aloquen' plea for safer f orma of entHQY. but also manage• to portray this ~erttion u teas apaihetlc: ond more pol'rtally concetned th.an it realty is. a.c.use it was the music- not dvrong a pallid perf<><menee by tho Oooble Brothers, who trot out 1 couple ot limp numbers from their lnalold M'miAo by Minute olbum. (It 1e 11lMherd lor mo tO WIICio that boerded IWine, Mie.- "~' McOonold, knowing ttoec he w.. noar~ BEST CONCEIIT MOVIE EVER MADE. The film Is a triumph. ._...n... 101 tl.mWIQ-on. oi' ~·• benar rock bends W.to the • drlvoKlng commerc;at pop foctory t.hot tilt Ooobie BrothOfo oro today. I Thelr lackluster t:HI''formenee, however, it' more than ofloet by those of Co~y Simon, Bonnie Ftoiu, Jotntt Tovtor. 8lld especi•"Y Jld<ton Browne, bang!ng out • gtorloutly I JtUbefant Vet~ of ' 'Running on Empty " M-vo klnotlc ~ In t.h e endr however, the show it Bruce Springsteeo's-as w11 re1dfly 1pparent a1. least on S1t1urd1y aftem-oon. when the crowd •• che Amhorwt rn.tre brol<l out Into applause •• hla nemo woo quietly flashed on \creon !luting the OJMIIW!Il trodita. By now Spt;ngstoen's hi• uanoeonded the man loofTII<IIf - it's CO<no to meant.. 'music end his vision, as .... aa ev.,..v grrl or every guy that you've ever made While HS.Ckeueets .. or " New York Seranecte~'' was playing in the beekgrour>d. Sprlng11"n Is compooing ...,..,e ou, wit" .some of the best rock music today -• mus.c that is fired wit}\ peuior> end Invested wnh hio own per~tone\ Mnse of poignancy er>d los!<- er>d his performonc:e "' tho f~m is nothing 6hon of mastorlul. II start I off with ''The R1ver." a btt•utlfuUy wis-tf ul, bitt.,.-swtet btllMid from his long·awa1ted new album, afld moves quickly Into aweat-<lrenehod, romping vorolona of "Thur>de< Rood" end ''A OuarttH' To Three.'' Whelher ltruttlng, playing, cloWNnQ .aun0 or impouionedfv crooning hio guts OUI, Springotoen gatv- the movlo, touc:!Mg thee speoal tho mouogo - whoeh drew tho people, er>d anybody who doten't beUeve that wosn'1 in Ne w York City When lhe word chord in the eudlflf'Ce from a waa spreading thlll Bruce ploeo whOfe only the~now· eogtu fly. If anything. hos Is the Springotoen wat oomlngoplo, end enybody who dpeon'l only pe,.tormence that suffer• fn its trlnsition to celluloid. slnce • beUeve thot wasn't In New Vorlt City when tho word wis moogor otrlp of f~m Is scarcely spr-etding thlll Bruce SpringstMrt enough to contam tbe massWe Wtl coming out of Nt year-long ,kinetic -vv of • Bruce Spnngstoen concan. 11 tho Coil.rnt>ia rOCO<ding otudios. One of 1M> Bill belldes tho chllncfl to , _ charges levotlod egotn.t the view tome great perform~u. "No Nulfn" glvu you fOOd for MUSE ~• was lhot 1\-wu thought. Alter a~. the movleo Jo o peek of mOldering Mfolkia," dealing about one of the moll people who hod tong oinee shot mallgnent or>d ugly chreal$ t o their lo'ad lmulically lpeal<ingJ, the wolfere of tho United Stttu cluplng Ytt another trendy, ldeo41atlc politle81 cauoe to their todey. Oetp~e what tho gov..,..,t haa to say on the •olno boiOfM. Naw, while 1 aublect, nuclear power tt not wOYid be tho firot one to egree nfa. The "Motgin lOt arret" that-'""'" Taylor<>< Crooby, Which io lllow iKI on other Stilla er>d Nallh could hardly be illdu•trlo• It not -li<:able hete. rivoulng tt!ento, tho one llnglo mistake can resUlt in perfonnonces oro ourpriolngly tho wllo- doS1n.octlon of good, Ond e M - by the thouoer>do - or mlliono-ol dynemlc: photogrephy er>d 11 humtn belngs. u weM es sound. The only time No eallllng lfT-rtble demega. Ar>d Nulfo• '· reolly dregs its teet Is . htN""'- sunmovies f oieldents will happen, •• w11 born• out by even.t s not onty in Ha11i1bu:rg , bu1 alao in Oeuon. Whore a nuct..ar re1ctor on the dty'a ovttkins had 1 partial m•ttdown•twefve yeats befote onybody even heerd of Ttwoo Mdlsland. .._..,__gila Nuci6ar wast.e cen also be used to produce nude-• bombs, 11 was the cue mIndia, thus making It only a matter of time, u Jomea Taylor po;nto out, ''befofe an etl>mic w e.apon could fall Into ·u.e honds of aomeone desperate enough, to usa h." Ar>d then there are ' - ' " of people in San Froncioco eating lilt\ contominated by the cesium looking o.a from 10 tono of rodioectMo ..-e dumped in bOirota ott"tl>o c.ifomil · f...U.or unde<s<:ori<lg tho t>OOnt thll the storage containers are (IOlng to rot away long lwfore the nuclear waste has k»st Its cep&elty to cripple, kill ond comaminate. And there are m•nv peof)le, myself included, who do not went theu ChtkUen being born with llippert and g1YI tot 1M nke ot nuchtat power broke~s. "No Nul<u" ooes not bludgeon you to deatlt with 1hese and·nuoleat statemenu. I>Ut rather ooh·padals thorrn. c unningly sfipping them In hoca and there for max.1mum effect. There beck here by •hop, oo thet the United States, in Nader's word1, becomes ·'the nuclear dumping orounos of thor wofld..!.!-TI'Mtre are also rnterv!IWI with of tho many ot tho the Citizens of Seabrooll. New ~ple'o.ignoronce H.arnpshire, wera vte\lmlled by their publjc 5tNVote ~s involved. In wno company's ruthlu• 001r1rc:ll o~v ln building a plont thiNe against their w•J.M•. encJ 8ISO 10me footage from a wOOdenly teted 1960'• Oolanse Oepanment film, wh\ch showa o young naive soldier as~mo hlo ehoploln what a nuclear uplosloo is Iitle. Tho choploln, .o mlonal, clurlloonking man of God. replies, "You ... the f](oblll.-aoit-uplnlO the hooven• it conuins Ill t he rlc:hcolonloltho nllnbow• . . it Iii a wondetfool olglot to -ld." Th11 obscene ponreyol of e nucleor exptoooon u one of Qle breach·tak•ng. &cen•c wonders of the wortd •s qollckly to~ntcrpolnted with lht not so·brelthtaktng, noi·So· scenoc: olght ot Paul Cooper. • 44·ve•r o&d t!)C-1nfantrym.en who took""" in t ho$8 19!>0's IXpefwnetllS and IS now d';'W\g tn t ho•poUI bed W ith ietJllemil 4 Whether Of' f\01 1h1.s waa 1 dtfec.t ,.e~:ult o l the a·1otn1e testmg ca" not b8 verified. stnce the oovernmeru records o~ the o1h1u soldiers ;nvolved m tho U!il wore un.fortunately duuoved in a fi1e. •te " few segments w•th Relph Nader. bac~stage at tho G•rden e•l)ial"'"llto Graham Naito tho vielooliy exploitatiVe poficy of tile nu<lltoao indllsi!V to ... plants .~ ov"' the globe er>d briog the radioactwe wastes cSi11urbing Pftlalkt-1 p fctUfe of the government's and lhe nuclear industry's delibeuno ettoru: to play down tho very MrOOul rjsl<s of nuc:~at energy, 1nd of the Mcwlo """" gull What ~~"'""""Y emorgu •• a nudear pow• ~·· who WlttfV't!wed Iii thO "'"'· the P<edomnant Hfltomtrll os " Why would the government b8 door>g i1 if it was bid lat us7" U Shou4cl be readily appMenl by now thlt the United State& government has long since emerged as o H1)arate ent•W th" does not always hllva the best interesu of tho peop4e at ' - '· And it voJ don~ boMvrr mo. then took ,at V'oetnan. looll It Wacwgato, and r . . . - l t weon' t re.aY too tong 1100 that cet1oin S.>uthem 1 1 - - · 11.11 oystomati<:<rlfy harressing any bfaclc Voter who snetwod UO 81 cho polls. Above au. 11No NuktJs •; 1S a movie with guts~ 8eyond the music, beyor>d the color. h shows peop4e with enough courage and llf"'ttUgh c:onc:ern to S!lnd up and opook agoinS1 t)le s avage tUtlhtt thet the governmen1 .nd the nucleiN industry ere routinely spewing out. Just PHOTO COPYING ••••• ms..n I$ tmPQI11nt es ns anti~nucl&a' message 11 "No Nultes '' othe1, more s ubliminal message: that there ore .sdll """" people in this councry rudy to flght for a C3ustt that 1S worth fogtoung for. Ral ,._ - Fri•. 9 • s ,. �i ©pro9igol sun ~ - - - - - J >Y Robert G. .... ¥ On Lloo. ~. - u.-. NonDn ~ ~.310pp. l - Since !he early lift*. Adrienne Rletl ~ has culllveted ttt. moot potont ond ~ feminist volco In Amerk:en ! pootry. Wh~e other women poeu. like i } Anne Sexton and Sylvia Pleth, heVe wrlnen briliontiV oil the oubject of being ll: WorMn, tMy Wit. MO\ olngle-mlndedly ; fnvotved In the women· 1 ~vement• .-.<~ , .. Howev•, ignoring the ridiculoUs and lftlllc:lol quo11 for universality Ia precisely the point of R1ch.'t work_. ''Universality " Wll • tredltion dominltod by men which left no room for devetoplng o Woman' a voice. Unlversalfty ignored filly po<Cent Rich'snewpoetry ! · J literati in feet. lived and died w11111n o penla.olatly tttillo<* oodol/ltmily hllltylo. 81..:1< women poota, Nil<lcJ Giovanni being the mosr P<O<nilwnt uomple, tt.ye orroooed thel• black ldonthy ond polilicfl alien11ion mOte theo their community wfth the " femal-e race." And with her recent book of collected prose work~ On U.s, S«:nts, ond Slltlnc•. Ad•lenne Rich modem lemele peroooo ohould ohope ltNif. Her 1JPo1< Ia e~y lmpoeing now in thla ,_~ politlc:ol ....,.,, - 1 M boel<laoh ot IN Equollty movement hH forced I....W.U to regroup ond estlblllh new atrotegy. Although I dl&egfee with ooverol of Rich's thoughto, thet she No declored a poetla oenalbiflty to be lnbtrleaiH f•om N • politics in thla time of rooctlonery government worthy of praioe. Rich ha• been w~ pootiY ond pubhNnQ IInce oho wao en undowgtedu8te at Aeddiffo. Silo married: h..s !/woo chicken, end eonllnued't o wrlto end teoeh oeeaalonelly unti the mld· 1960'a, wNn her ho.biond died. Her poetry end pubftC Pll'tlono then took on decidedly politically loltllt ond looblan orientation. Silo penlolpotod In N- YO<k Clty'o contr..Youlol SE£1( P<.-. ond wooro ond leetwed wicloly on 1M he<otolooe IMgely ignored femlnilm of wr~ ... I•O<n Anno Btedatt'"' to Anne is-- Seoton. Oooo of bln- ol Consoquently, mony c•ltlct took Rich's ctt.ngo ungrocio<loly-cherljlng that she hu oacrlficed tho ' 'necouorily univeroailtY of tho An of Poetry,_:• -...... hao b<OUIIht together 11M moot pointed and lfticulatOIIfliUITMO!lll on how IN • of the Hurn... univeru. Funhennore, Rich wrltoo in on enoy entitled Whom We Dt»d A.....t.n-• 11<>-V'........j 'POiitieal poetry by men remeina otronded "!J'id ttt. otruggles too poWOt emong mole groups. lt{ condemning US imperiollam or the Phll<lan junto the poel con elolm 10 speok Ia< the oppressed while remain!~. •• mole. pert of the syttom ol uxual opp<ooalon.'' In foct, though much ""'"''"'""' is warranted. it is Rich's utter hope'-snes.s with r - d to tl>e evolving mole ldenthy thet bottlers me molt. He< orgumonts soomed to me to be convincing enough wllhoyt ht< excesolve dote ol bfnornea. and mole-heling. She w•ll., that, "The Cfootlvo one<gy of petrlllct1y Ia foot nlfring out; Whet remolns II ito oellgerM<~ -IIV lor deotruction. AI women. wo heve our work cut out for us.' • Why cut out men altogether in their ortl WhRe Rich' • fino poetry lo eo l"'gety rnponofblo foo ootoblllhlng 1 •aceptlve ltmotphe<e lo• women) writing- end htr work hn portlculorly onllghtoned-ma in many respeeuRlch' s onolyals of tont"""""ery lttO<oturo and poit;eo is uttlflv diauustful ...• ol men, pemopo loorriyl w1111 reooon, INt aasuuKtv 10 'he movement' a deuiment. And In oddltlon to incltlryg benle With the male holf of s ociety . Rich ueoda very near to eHtnatlng many of hoar alaten as well, u for u I can see, with he< eggnttoivoiY enfi.hettwOOirtUII outlook. For .....,,.., lho wmu: " h "' tho loabUin tn Ul Who is CfOitlVO, lor tho duttlu4 dlughter ol tho lotherl In u1 Is only 1 htek.'' Stlll. my obje ctions lo the book hove dwindled whh re·readlng. Hit wmlng IS Immaculate. her vOice fr•sh. her tdeas lmportent. Silo m.oy hove ove,.tatod he• c•se It acme points: but wnhoUt U118 ond single·monclodtteu of hM atylo. her .,.... and tllf llluminottnll lf'OUMtntl we f-rnd wl't' h ft, mey never heVO been heard. ..,w., On the subjects of women't vo&ces. tho coming month ia .0 exciting oneTI'tlo Sotwday, at 9:30 pm.-1•Kiopliu, Suaon Fontoi/Spivock ond Barbell Copley will be •MdlnQ .. ""' Gteenftlld St<oot rost~u.ont. The fhre6 pootl will olio conduct 1 wl)(kohop ot tho Unit.,1on Universalill hou.-., 699 Elmwood 11\Bt afternoon. Tho rooding ookl tor e doll•• don11ion; tho wo•klhop It frio. (Ch~dcare will be P<Ovided.) Following the •eod'rng, Ernmo'a Bool<sto<e Ia couple ol doors owoyl wil hold a reception for the poet~. _, ~~'1 ~ I •••• :Quarter-Pound Single Hamburger,• •••••••••• •i I French Fries & 12 oz~ Soft Drink • ~ cc~>euclr. ----• Tomato exira) $ on\V C'.l ~ • COMPLIMENTARY *PASS* 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. (MOlt TO 'SAT. OHlY) After 7pm • 53.00 Cover Charge • Special Attrectlons I I I a Exotics Every day and evening • Comedian$ • Specialty Acts • • F,emale and Male 'Dan«trs T!Y Wendy's AII·You..C.n-Eat ·Gankn Fresh SALAD liAR Buffet Onlll $122 1- i~~~f~2 nt Nla..,.. llvd.-flert Erie C416) 111-4ta -1 �The re'vOivtng stage might as well have been a treadmill. because the foster Yes moves these days the more they remain in the some place ©prodigal sun ! l YM- 81./ff•lo MMTOrfel Auditonum-S(/f)tllmlnr 17 .. t. Yoa ln IJ>o round. How 11>'01>00. Evort petron 1101• good view of !he ~ procoed<ngo on IJ>o revolving n - ln tho c.nter of !he l!'ont. 8 u t - ' woo tli. lf\loctionl Tho revollllng 11- m4gltt oo w elt hove boon o ,. treadmill, bocauae tllo lastlf Yes movos thuo doyo tho """" they rematn tn the Nme ptaee. • One cou•d only hope thai the d&oettUfe of the C.Ped cru..O.r IKeyboltdrat Rick Wakeman) 811<1 tho w•rbtlng wunderi<Jnd (vocollst Jon Anderson) w ould inject a new profe-tarien splnt lnto th• mualc. 8ut the replecoment• - Buggles (' 1Video Killed the Rldio Star' ' ) keyboardlst Geoff Downes- and vocalist Trevot Hom-lit th8 bAnd"• ethereal f01mula like round pogo In round holes. $()f"M tresh moments eme1ged~ the opemng vocal harmonies in ''M1chlne M esltah'' •nd ti'Wt bouncv rhytl"lms o r ' ' Tempu.t f 'u gtt'' tboth lr01n Yeo' recently rat~aS<ld Dnmro LPl. Bur tho bond contlnuoa ro sing about " unusabte eouffibnums·· end " a ctrcvlar hne thet Is drewn at an eng..: · h'atW> wondef t hat the focus is the mu1ic:. Hotn - dressed In • bright red SU.t, white ln«lken and hfl famou5 bvg"eVOd Qlo•M~• - ~aw lessty handled Jon Ancler..,.,·s uooer rtg~St<f voulson ouc1t atoplea as .. Yovn 1$ No O.sgroce ," " Stanhlp TrOOjler," and # • Ancl You And t ·· But 1\i$ 1endenc.-y to l"'\fn\4t recne, chan mtet'pret 11 sym()tomat.c. of Yes' mabthtv to escape trotn the st1111 ol v.oyi Oowne.s wet equefty gu1ttv of plavmg Yn game by tM ru.tes . H1s keyboard soto tnll introduoad ""Wht1e Car" false hom DrtrrNiwms a feea~lu4&tlon of RK:.k Wakern~n 5 C'lau.c.ai,JBU tt•u•v•;•nzas He did, howe"tt' , .,IOf)ICt some tntere-stmg sounds v•t h•s Vocoder. • C)evl(e that 1train1 the human YOlc.e through 11 symhttSJle• 10 c.-eare a $0rt of mua,cal robot language. Yea' ongoing members -gunarist Steve Howe, biSS•st Chrts Squ.,e. and <lrumme• Alan Whtte - saemed o tad more 1nsohed 1han 1hey di.d during the Tometo tour two yeara ago. Huwe rece1ved a standlng-o\18l'oo ' or hit satecuon IS Gwr•r Pf~VH MltfJIILine'4 Numbef One guitartst. He then 1u51lhod the honot with ""The Cl1p, · · his cla$s:ac 501o piece fOf acousuc QUitaf Ttvovghovt the even•ng ha mampulautd hls a.ts.enal or gu•t•" W1th sttlU •nd feehng. SQ'UHt c:;ountered whll "' The Fish... dUrtr'Q ~~~Wh~ t\0 cov. -acres of muste.IJ tefn u n betWf!l!f"' a luu~d-oul ""Amallng Grace·· and • fiUtry of lr6blo\l g\lna. l•~e ~s But the concef't f01 tne l'l)()St pan. was •tun to ~ l tct\.ng the 4of¥lu*l Yank.eu: 01Gttml(s Gii~me- a tMttenwM t recvchny of memones hs •t 1 any wonder that ttley once ag~;n chose " RolNabout ' es tne encor-e) ) Wotohong JO<t OiMoggoo hobble ••ounO the basta. one ....,...tonoou""' 16011 ~r.&CIOI'I 81'\CI sadness likew•se. Ve.s" great veor' may .sedlv be 1 thulQ of the .,ast - O.wl A . Com.s1oc..t show and tel~ -Sealovoi -Uncle Sem 's - September 18 Sorne people will not lit sweet and 50Ur shrimc:L But g•v• them e pi••• of &woet sht•mP on<l o Hpame dlsh of sour shrimp ond U>oy'll eat aH day. Thl~ food /TIYS1 ho-. t COOS1Stent. clearty defined IIIII n us con be the only oxplllnolton f01 why Seo l ovel didn't 1111 Uncle Sam•s. CrtntOd. fusion bends 00 ""' O<donriy g.nento lllllulve t otlo~tngl . But Su level add& an int fJtesting touch to the ••u· rock <ombonation. tho eommoncohty ol Southlm ~>oog~o On 1>- It looks hko 11 cou4dn' t 1.+1. but In tho clubs. w e<e it counts. tho numbers •ran't \hare. Sea levtt haa Mtd tough through a rough fout·yeer • •tautnce S..t woen ~~t~rsonnol end record label changes. tho bend hu rnaTntatned the freeh, tnnovalive rnyte chat marked hi beglnntng. Joi Johnny Johnaon and Lamer Wnliams are gone. leaving O.uo~ Leavel u IJ>e only Iormor Allman lltothers momber bor>d loft in tho bano. Drummer Joe Enghah, who made the inturesting s wttch rrom Wings to Sualovll in 1978. has olao departed. But Leavell seems •• energetic a1 eve, and ~•Yboardlstlux()j)honlst Randall lltma~en jusr as r,spfrod. Switching off between tllvlnet •nd piano. ttte tw o set lhe peca the ovonlng. Rod·eyod Jimmy Nails loltowed on guitars, wi\We Syrecuso·lmport Mon Creely filled In nicely on perc"""'na Thl band hiQNtQhttd aovorol songs from tllolr new album IU/Itoom, ,.,.,., notoblo ' WDd Side" and " SchoOl TeechOf," tn •ddrtlon to playing •• arrey ol tuMS fr01n tile;, throe ~~tevlolls album•. Btemblon I>Of~ed up tile crowd w ith ' 'Sha~o a Log.' ' wl\lle leavel rfld the aomo with " Thot '• Your It Soa Lovol added o sot ol miCt Sollt/lem music or genuine tart to '""" lhow they probably would hovo played In Shea's to fovo IImas as menv people than were at Unclt! Sam'1 . Th8C'tk God they decided to mix thetr shnmp. Ecldle Money- Uncle Ssm 's-Septembor r ~ Thert's something about rock c:CHlCertl thai etttact• adof"cent Qifls fn latge nurnbeta chat Is distressing and unappealing. Thfs mood •• heightened wt'len these unconiJollabfe. ltre~mtng Ulttn.S bring siang their boyfnendl:. to stand around and clap ror 1'\eavycmtnal anuc.s hom tne bend Whet ts c\1 It's outdated TN5 WIS unfortunately, the use It I sold•OUl ~ Sam· ~ rasr week. when Eddra Money prayed befOI"I 81\ entl'\oS,aS'UC C:fOWd M oney expkKfed on the roclc scen.e 1 few ve1rs bee'. wnh an appu~ POP $0und • .nterm•• OO whh 1 shght heave-metal hYtnge Songs such iiS "'Two TICkets for Parac:ltes.. were excttft'Q. sung w1th nerve and emotion. HtS hut album was both t,ncploslve restrained and Mone\' provtded an uplllrlng lresh l ace. Yet nls oex• -wo albums retreated 1nto the heavv·metalaymdrome. Eddie Monoy bOcame iuct another p'etty face, tosmg che unlaueness ht had muttrated •n his early work. Thla latter Money climbed on the 111ge to \he throngs of edmbens It Chcektow-oa"& GOn\I'Bfted warehouse, lmmedlaHey exhibiting tho ""uaJit v his poS1ers &etveros&d ro lhe wOf"'O'n. Money k:noo~ed tnlo h~'/410~ oJ•cnod b&g ot toclt ·n• roll treks W1th • pers;Oflal tlf'larm ef'ld Qthty goocHuclu: , Money pleased the crowd, tkn as the even.tlg wore oo. ALAN ALDA University Outfitters Outing equipment rental is now officially open. Tents, backpacl..s, Hours: Everyday 2:00-6:00 p .m. Location: In front of Wilkeson Quad. ~gnot e m~ ~ me ~se ••tent . Plitytng all hiS w•v UW'OUQh tf\e rest. Money SattSf.ed tM OYet· flow CIOWd, IKei'f'W'g a tumultuous welcome anytme hli V«"lured from ht.s -.Jostph Simon stoves, canteens, etc. All at low prices. wu ..,.,.., ro c:entl!r-stege hitveo. Dressed fo• the P8ft In a cNc: ,ac:kot l whoc:h he qi>'CI<Iy discarded! and a •tnpod Money. an<l h•• t>a<>O tplayod o long soH thlt Included five encores. The crowd ~tt happy. htvtng " rock ' n' rolled the e... enlng awav. " as Monev so appropriiltely began his show wfth But ahar e whdu. tnte soogs about g1rl.s ancJ rocking V'o a\ICK'inQ awoy become boring And tor al1 energy, thll Money lind crowd eJCuded, the show t•clced firo. - S.rh Goodchild & L01• Woldm•n 'Of s..er..:· 1t that WIS was1rng 8WIY on St • laVOf'nH aNS Fri. 170 FIIJJDore MFAC 7, a 9 pm Sat. 146 Dlefadorf M. 7 a 9 pm Sun. Squire HallS, 7, a 9 pill mod''""· ! i . ::0 i : ~ 2 3 f : ~ �i ©prodigal sun groove ____o_n_d__.frenzies S c.nley C'-ttre, Rocks, Pebbles, snd Ssnd, IEplcl Tho kneo·slapplng, hall-and·hlgh·Water. piss·in·tlle-wlnd erituda. Thet old Plis· the·buck, yeeh t81m, dlv•ln·the-awompWhat can b4t ..ld about Stanley two-dollara·ahout·al-th•wall·lnd·go· CJerl<al To mention hla height would not home spirit. The laughter on the runwey. b4t enough. True, he IS taM. Hls llanda ere The song of the mlu•ng child, the aound 1>19 tnd ~··en emuing bass player. But .....JILthe ~Y In !he~ . . tho rulh of this Ia 0111i not enough. Wtwt of Stanley -ni:imkt an. the Monl ore hls wishoa, hla I give it a oevon un4on you're o baas· hopeo, hla plana? fanatic. Got o good b4tat, but 11'o herd to Thlalo totally Stanley' s album. Hlo donee to. -lluuo/1 SchtMnwtttror Hventh. tt'l mainty a ahowca&e for hi• flamboyant manue..,.ers around the neck of tho baaa. Stanley is taat. Alwev• creative end mullcal, he epproachea the ln.trument hom several diffetont anQIIS, -•ling ln 1 IOrt of funky progroaaivt• rock tramewcwtt.. The neere11 companson In tho buolnooo might be Woothe< Joco Poatorius. Tho voaola may t..:k conviction, end aound hastily R"-''• covered up In tho mix. but the bon pCaylng Ia b41Her tllon ever. It aoundl hlco ho' • Nvlng fun. I WO<k for the Buffalo Philharmonic Dopertmltlt. The other night I was hanging out with a cop ahooting the bull. Afte r we agrlld thot Welfare lo ruining tho coootrv and that lhe problem Is thlt everybody' a too damn fibe<at, !he convlfUtion got around to tome olher thlngo tho cop tho<Jgl>t were w ..lllf>lng ua. o.;na earn. up. TNt cop ut right down end ttlld to figure out exactly how many roundo of ommunlton It would toke to wipe ou1 thl ChlnMO. 700,000 U.S. troopa firing on 100 mMIIon -le contlnuouoty IO< flve yoeu •• . I don't know what you cell the kind of logic N utld, but alter 10 mlnutoo ho had a fllluro like 3 trnllon something. It wealnopiling. It le exactly this kind of 11\'&tO 11'111 St-*v CleiQ loeb lolong 'f)llth hil ~erfea)lruce Spring8toen, AI Olmeole, end Ohio Newton-Jollnl. The obrMive gui!O tnd Irony that cornea n oecond MU.ro to en outfrt liko, u y, Hooker Chemical il all but lost hero. Steve Hockett,Defectot. ICh arleme) Ao tho popularity of Gonooto increases In Inverse proponJon to their creetivity. one taal1ut: how big • c.reetive spark the bend' o f"'""" 11Uiterie1 Steve H..:ken woo !Pete; Gab.,el's role notwlthotondingl, • HockeH'a wi lingnon to toke chencea and his desire to •xprosa N• music• ldon provoked tho releo" of hlo I'll'S! oolo LP in 197 5 Voy•g• of tiHJ Acolyte. That album wat nearly en extended arm of Genosla. as ha wea backed b"y drummer Phil Colllno end boulat Mike Rut herford. Ahor depitrting lrO<n tho band ond rOCO<ding ano!Mr aolo LP. N put 1-lhe< • wor!Ung Q<OUP of mualelons who wore willing to tour on IN ltlongth of his muaic, Oeftlttor Hockotl'o fourth solo album, continues in much tho eema vein u his Pftvloo LP SpecuM Mornings. Chences ole II you fiked tNt LP you win lllto this ono. Hackett's band lon't floahy. but 11'o • tight unit tNit functiona •• mote thih juot o b..:kgrop for hlt guitlr treko. ep.ning thtl LP lo 1 llutalntro bv Stove's b<othe< John, l....,ng Into on 11<1ondecl inotr""-111 pleco called "The Stoppeo." This tune W\r~t of Geneols' " In The Oulet Eorth/Vnqulet S4umbe<a for tho ~." without IN intensity o f - Phil Colllno, In fact. If it weren't IO< H..:kltt'a ltlooming guitlf. the LP would be very teid bKk, hoWOVII unMtlling it 1$ at times. " l.eovino" craotas lhefnost haunting im-o on lho album; the lyrics decrib4t the reautt of • pLane crash: " % tum the snow 10 red/Someone fled/ Toll the vleworl/ ware you sterved or led." Tho fomlller atralns of acoustic gultor walt In much like thtl opening of Ganoalo' Blood on the Rooftops." Hockett grebe the credits Ia< lhe five ln~ntal and vocal tracko, taking • chanca 11 singing, o skill ha never puro<rld wl~lit. However, • Hockm'o '""' otllllies in his affective lead ftnea. He alngs beHor through his guit ar. He alao employs theRoland Guitar Synlheslz:e r, en ~strument that eounda Iitle It tucka the notes out of the gulter. Tho ensemble aound is $0 lull it Ia olton difficult to decipher avnt hesi1.8f from Uuto hom.guitar. •'sent1mentel lnsth.otion.' ' $0vnding lika i1 Wll taped from a radio showin tho 1910'o big b4tnd "''· e nds the LP on a hvrnofoua note. HeckeH will be making a long·..wtlited oppoer~~neo ln Buffalo this Sunday tt Uncle Sam's. which is tumlng into 1 &howc e.. tor new talent. II !he sound io anything Nke hi1 $010 albumo, it should be quite 1 ahow, - lorry Seidman woo highly on:hesttal. alowlng lor tromendous solo lnsttumO<tt8i IJIPOSU<I in' on up-tempo. Tho piec. woo fleohed out H each bQm was givltfl ita tum at axprenion egalnot a constant b4tn b..:kup. Of couru. plena wtt elwoyo dom1nant In the errangementa. On this album, Milt Jockaon on vibes replotll the piano to Pfoduco • totally diff8Tent'omotion. Tho temPO Is tlowed to allow • stronger rhythm accem which lo well maintained by Roy Bfown on bess and Mickey Raker on drums. The origlnol vibes solO Is QUickly Pnaon g\Mar, then owitthea boclt to !he with Pass' creotivlly otin lu<lting b4tnettth. The erra~ltlt lo &ho<ler and the loollng ls much calmer than tho orlglnal. Ellington's romantic pleceo lend ,...:ad b ..,. •ibo• themselves mont eesUy to (owttr tnstruments. The errengementJ ot Hln a Sentimental Mood' • end ' •Solitude" ere almost Identical to the orlglnela, but hove • bOt mo<e lotimety. The mua~· respect fOf each other '• reveeted In these pieces that catot>roto personot interplay. ' ' 4 CIItavan.. has a wonderfut erronger. -n . Guit111 and drums Introduce 1ho tempo and ..,, the mood. V1b4ta Join in to otrengthen the bell end thltl begin the fm,.ovisation. Without bfaoklng the Q u a drent Toaota Duke EUlngton, All • tempe or changing tho moOd, the vlbeo reunite wfth the other 5nt1rumenta to Too Soon,(Pablo) c.ontinue the piece. It itt Roker•a conaistency-hls solid rhythm Duke ElUnglon, mO<e than any other backup - that seems to control tho piece lingle mualctan, has been acdoimed lor 10 easily. The piece ia much lighllr. 11'10!8 ldlfentlng orchest!etlon in jau,.Howaver. p;eylul than lhe original which hod a tho Ellington O<chestra atweya consilted otowe< beat and • ttrongat ba10 of • da!icato belance between lhe ookMJ t Influence. end tho orchaatro -lmpr<Msatlon and The olbum is o highly crutlva tribute written pert- ooch contributing to the to Duke Er~ngton. The aounda of tho development of a whole greater than tho tndlvJduats are woven into the tonal sum of Ito porto. II is becaUtle o f this colora of tho entire group to erooll the lnnovlllon that Ouodmnt TCHJSts Ouko distinctive Ellington flavor. - uurlo Gross Ellington is ao rucceufulln afloct!Vely Interpreting Elllngton' s comPD$hlons. I Being a Querttt, as opposed to the S8m Rivers. Contl'8sts, IEC M I largo b4tnda euotO<norily ulad by Elllngton. Ouoclront can not poollibly With Con(!ltsts. Som RNera makoo a ocN.vo !he pewer and fullness of oound oti.WV'tlng debut as en (ECMIIoador, joining the growing lagjon of Third WOOd preoont in tho original a r - 1 1. Thlo Ia portlctJIO<Iy opporont in theii rendition lnnovlta<$ fEgberto Giornontl, Joe~ • of " Taka tho ' A' Traln." Oa.Johnetto, l..eo Smith, The An Elllngton'o arrangement of tho tune -C!Ofl4l"'*' - ~,._ �©prodigal sun! -~ hOM Hte 11- EIIsembiO) currently sauc:111g up 11\e renewed eve~nghu-ah 1oneo associated wnh the label. A1vers. en ingenioue but consteruly ~~nderrated Jan lnfluar>eo. hu long embraced the oneneu of the Mus;c kmg before the fri ghtened IQuerea In oowe' thot tnoy lack a mutiUI cf•ec:tion. Gery Mynck, Who wrote and err~ atl but one C.U1 oo the album, seems to borrow from the ro~u of TM Knack, Robin l&no 10d tho Chmi>Ustors, ElVis Cottollo and Olny Looks- not a bad crew. 8ut he SMI)ll to have done too mveh listenJng and not enough thinking, hnalty reaUled ''Wow. Freedom 1an't He lettmJ ~ :ontol"t to borrow various anarchy, and awing ain't e j:)r1aon." He'• performed with Bflllo Holld•y, Milot Taylor and Cecil Taylor. Hi• own albums, lrom impoaslble·to·flnd Blue Notu to the globo·spjnnlng present: the rnowlr>g doWn the w alls 01'\ tenof end ~-ano nxephones , end bringlng an lrret11ble wttnlihne•s to cha flute . 11 With Rivers jam other prfme mar~ c!top;ng tho wlltero. David Holltmd 1l"l!l"o master of tho Baumagieks, ln.ho<ttor ol the Mlogus/Lafaro dynutoeo, and O<le ol tho mosc b. .utiful ol compoaaro. He , too, i.s one w ,hO recognirea th-1 oneness ol Music when .a ombrieod. Not CIIPtufed. George Lewis connnua 10 bt tt>e lines! ttomt>onlot •ound. ~·ng fin-. bOisterous wit. funlty butt. end uger a·w ipe. l..A:t fr*'«::t Anthony 8tak'ton, Lewis is an indlvidvll whO quietly and o.~I>Otatetv dodarot himaoll. Thurmon Barite< Is I supefl> drummer whO )uggln and srlts the time rill. TN! Muh:7 Funky lnt~ pentlve Upping dolldllr onYiting rOllflng w" ' - r'd wlloli ~fling lind la<mor RN011' hand. Controsto. of course, And quito whOle. There ate, f am tdd, thote w ho Pflflf totafity • • , Gwy Myrick lftd the Flgutos,Gery Myrick end the Figures,E~c TMre is nothing special aboul G•ry Myrick or Tho F"rguros. Conaidoring the plethora ol bends 1!1ot are trying to out 1 record- with any label, lei alone the quite prestigious Epic-it aurprlsol me thtt thll rother unproductive bunch from L. A. got on the a:helve.s in our locel record 1tores. Sure, they hondle thalr muolc quite adequately, bul they lack a slngle· mlnded a:nd straightforward creative sense . Somehow tl'iey got ttvough the record elr.ecullvot' oalective slave ond onto the public's rumt.Oioe . ll's not that they're bod muaicl•n• t" MMI\in,glon" and " E\111 Since tho W0<1d Begon" lhow some flno anoamblo playing) or even that they' re Ur>Cornfonoble to Iiston to (evan rhal would bt proioe·worthy punkl. It' s lull tounda" from the atou~mentined groupo. lnsleed of brJ/Id/ng uPQ<I tho concepts end muslcet Imager¥ found In t!loh dl\lerae ltylea. Aa a rosult. the albuM hea • "wiahv·washyH quaHtv-l'lOt quite aure of what it's t rying to say. All bUt a lew o l tho 10 songs flow out ol 11\e speakers and fell flat on their I oco. Conuptuolly they are papot thin. "You" olloro ttotlmonv to thla: ' 'I call up that vlrl 0<1 my talephonol Tho phone kept on ringing, ahe never was homeJ She ent me dud flowero, tho'f wtte oil e<u<heO and pate, with a no1e addressed ~ to wkom It may eoncern, whore did we loU' ." lyucs such at: those lfl ac~tebfe w.-.en they ete expressing a point \porhopa, in this cau. one of popular romonlic banllitiosl. but Myrlc;;t doeon' t '""'to be awwa ot the possibtlities ot t_.... hi• own lyrics. He twnaelltoo Mriovsly: a bit of wit is aoroty MOded. Another cut, " Model;• deals with. yes. YO<I guouad n. the 11"1 who wonts to be 1 model. No now lr<sights ore b<ooght to thfa hrtc:kcneyod theme, 10 why bothef reconlong It Mync~ and tho Rguroo do IIVs a11oin and l!loin ttlr<NVho<rt tho album. giving stock themes a stoc'k musicaJ treatment ~ There Ia nothing WrO<IQ wrth the use or ttock themea and values in new mu51c. they cenal<lly do hove their place, but an artist shOuld reev1fuate and recone•ptuelfze ttwtm, not lust rei'terate. There ate • few CUlt that really hop- good dance musie, irlti!<>I>Qh Mvrtck ·a arrangement• ere verv dry . But shouldn' t they also c-arry -s ome tnslght 1 We ell expect en album with some Intellectual and mus,ce4 weight when we hind over I>Ucka at tho reeo<d store. Something to listen t o ond to thln~ about. Gory Myrlcl<'s darivothle glee just dO. . not dotlvor, - Scott Doloblala Peter Gllbtlei,Peter Gobrie/IAtlantlcl " Commercial suieido" With that cornmonl Atlwltlc "-<<a refused to release Pe1er Gabriel's tNrd sc4o album, lll<e tile previowl two is entitled "-'"' GM>riel. But loaowing tho s.ueeeaa of the .;ng1e · 'Ga"'" Without Fronliora" end tho albUm In Britain, Mercury 'Records genor0<1Siy decided to release the album ln America~ The gamble peyed off - the album turned out to be a hit. I flrat encoununed the Gerrnao vor.-on of this album w hich Is, apart lrom the ol Gllbriel' s IO.n llbum - t h e bombutic lttangementa with which Genetlt t.riet ro cover up their lack ol ldoet. Tho albUm It es b<Utol and strorghr ao iu mo1nve. The olmple but t1t100g dNm panerno provide a frame fjjjod by aubtle lnW\g8n1ents of av11theliter, piano and gviter. k will tiki mote then ontt dose llatenlng to aporaelaro lho rlcoooss ol different language~ 5dfU'\Iic-al to the musical Ideas. I ltJPPQH if you .,e used English. Pet"' G~tbrlel spent four months to tho olie~. boring P«foction of Toto ar woalng with o translalor aod learning tho boutlng pretentiollll\eso or Kansas Gennan beceiiSO he considered hlo lyrlcr-"" thlo album 11 "commercial sulcldtr." But 1 too Important to not be undiratood. am glad thot somebody proved AtlortW Yes. Peter Gabftot~ ex·s•n081 of "-do wrong, - Krlsd11n Lutz!! Genesis. a band that nevlff qune recov-. from n•s deplnUJe, 11 1 men of k lngo, Ate Her<~.IEielnM I letters, a potentiaf poet. The mualc Is hls means of support, whtct1 Cloes not mttlln it is of m1nor imponance FOf n.s new album Gabnel has a.s.sembled al)f~~t c.11: Genes~s· Ph" COllins helps ou1 on the drums. Kare Bush 1)-.o up Pe1er on vocals. and Robert Fripp, whOse i n f l - it recognizable. lll•ys lhe QIIAO<. 1be don'Mnan:t lnl'trurnent. howevw. Is Gabriel's voiee. covering a widl rongo of mood~ end modulat;,ns lls1on to " fomrlv Snopollot, .. the Kennedy usinlltion from the~~ point of vMtw, and you'Q know what I me.,, Awotsrve ftrSt: ··t ~t to be somebody - vou were like that too. J1 YO<I don't got given, you. loam to take end I will t•~• you " Then helpless• " lonely boy hidl11g tho doO<. Friends hl•e all gone home. ~ you lcno.O thai I'm growrng '4> sad, I need some ettent.Jon •· Thot ts the pattern of fne elbllm. ro give the outsider' s vtew. Pt1ttr Glibflll ll the "Intrude..-:• he leeks " Solf..conuOI." he •s HNot One of Us.'' He allps into thl down·and·out's kSentrty to paint • p~ct ure of de.spctetion wh.h ''eml)tY haena and &l"''tPtv bed.' ' But he contl:nueJ to '"L••d a Normal Ufeor, " 1ft n•ce co t,ave a view of the trees. eat;ng wnh a spoon? They don' t give you knivas7/'Spect you watch those neos btowlng '" the bute-ze/ We want to .see you lead D nOrm1IIHe." In "Biko" Gabriel telks with ooncern aboul the South African black Ieeder tonured to <loath by tho pollee. end he h11 • hope: ··You can bfow out a c.a ndle. but you can't t»Qw out • f~ef Once the · flame begins co catch, the wiod wrtl bao~ il higho<." - The tNJ$Ic is no1hing lou then appropriate. Missing are the eetchy tunes Buffalo Renaissance . .... The Klngt ' debut o11>um Is lilted wrth . tho goodhii>O Iynes and Upbeat oound that Clt.apulted them hom the TOfonto bet cncuit to a major label recording contract. Their rtcent appewance 11 thts ~a~wwe~n~M~~ tno- to Uvust !Mm ..,to the limelight. But. Moot ol •- w-. Into - on the -.m we only with anomc>tS to tum~~. lo<ge ,_..01> party. In 0\het lOttie IO< nott'4>g lou than otlyrng up ..,,a 1ftet the sunrise. ..Nothing ,.".,.. but thl: w~ from a~ poont of \Mw" • ..,.. up tho gtouPS vtew towetd elmost evtW"V11'wnQ. oa.c:.ept fot thew contempt of the .nllid, lttvi.at people rkbcuted in ••Anri·Hero Man." Tho Kings oppeor to bt a 1>16'~ band All ol tiler m<tmbtfs spon close..:t--' htif-st'flu as welt es taktng S1age nwrwtS such H Sonny Keyes, whO jUS1 happens to play kevbotrds 1M song• lack 11\e blttamots of English P'-Hlk, however. end come IK:fOS$ 111 more power pop hom a ba~ tmng only the simplest of musical I!T&ngemonts. Evon prod~ Bob e~.... frelh lrom the stlldlo with !!Ink Floyd and Th* Wa/1. can't nncut thos bend from tho Boston s~ndtorne. TN! btmd lnobts on turning out done •"•' ctone of songs eoMornod only wun getling - · or chup th,lllo O<Jt of fifo. • A'""ling4y, thl1 orOUI> Is gening 50me local oillJiay, USIIIIIY late at night on WPHO. Onty the fact thlt "new w •ve' 1 muslc 1$ the .,.....,, commercial trend oould have llndod these guys a contract. Boeeuw. contrwy to 811 U.. clllims. tho Kings aran' t horo. -JtM CoMmM! �suo ___.....O~IHC. . ___ 80 P.D • T;;F ~l?l ~ UUAB ---- ud SA present - THE THIRD ANNUAL ' ' PALLPEST TOMORROW / ~ 'lt.- Sept. 27th In the Squire Fountain Area Immediately following the UB-Hobart Football Gamel . . FEATURING THE HEAVY ·METAL SOUNDS OF: Child care provided from 7 • 9 pm - for details can 636·2957 With • little belp from Sigma Pl. ZBT. and IIFC ~---CELEBRATION '80*---~ Sunday, Sept. 28th Baird Point-Amberst Campus Faculty. staff. students. alumni. families. and friends of the U11lverslty are all invited to attend. t1a00 aa 3a00 pm Baird Point Run - (5 miles • AAU Sanctioned) Food Service Begins 'Zodlaque Dance Company U nda Swlnlucll. Director • Baird Point ti · IMD 4a00 P• Trw Walk • tour starts at roaclway bridge over Like LaSall~ Team Sports- Baird Point area. Canoe Races - Like LaSalle U/B Jau Ensemble 1M Basil. DireCtor· Shell at Baird Point 4a45pm t.oo ,. U/8 Wind E.n.mble -frank Qpolla. Director Just Mdt froin a ptatseworttly performai!Q at the C~E. • tha Pf'IIIIIWI\ wllllndudl. 111101111 othlrs. lroldway SIIOw· ,._.. O!!rtv!· AIMrall s.~ute. P!plt.! Onus a C9rglrM CjiMtl • ~ at ~d From '"' pm. an arts _& cr11tt1 display. mlni-MIIttl fair, a a dllldrwn's pupi,et Show & clowns will taka piKa In the big' tint It . ' Baird ""lni. Mean willie, the Buff.Jo Modal ""wer Boat Club will ""'"t. clemonstrite tlielr mlntture sloops . a CI'Oisers on-lAke LaSalle. . U/B Parcuulon Ensemble..- Shell at Baird Point Jao Williams. DlrectorMuJic for pile!! of Wood, Steve Reich: . TWo P*- for Drwn Q!!rtat. James Tenney and f!!!!!11!:. Anthony Miranda ) s.u .. B~ Indian Dances . Baird Point "-, ••so •• 1.00,. lntematlonll Dmce Showc- - Bllrd Point with Middle-Eastern. Nat.fta,Amerlcan a Flamenco .Oancers University Phlltiarmonla Concert · Shell at Baird Point James Kasprowicz. Conductor T VIrgil Thomson. Guest Conductoi> a Narrator Works will Include, among others. Odt to t he Wonders of , Nttvre.•Camlval gf the Animals, and MvJic for the Royal Fireworks.. . DUSK - CLOSif!G Flrewor,N Display (OVer Lake LaSalle.) PLIAII a...a YOH Oft tBAJU Oil aLANUTS •"'-ddile SltllnMy U/B vs. a.m. at Rotary will bill.,...._ Studant All Sbr 1Wm Vs. PI"'SSclent's All Star Pof81n St. campus) 11 1111. , tile An_., ~~ Hobart Footbllll ~·s Field be a soft- ~ Team at 1'1111 or IIIIUIIIIIty aa1c1 -.tiler, Wi..UIIItld program~mUSic-and daoce wUJ · UllpJID lallll ~ Collllll n..tN lllgllmlg at 1:00pm. I �Charity, academics and parties stressed during fraternity rush by Sit•• Kulet Sptoaflltfl Stqff r... ofiPI>fOllm>~<IY S!l.O. "'"'" r;,., ,.., .. J<tlllol. Durin& lh< <'<1:. or ,,nuaUy C'\cty tatnpus actoSi the country._, p>.nakinc in •n >nd<nl collqe u~dluon· ftal<mily and IOIOrit~ nuh. RU$h is lite qi>CSI fa< fraoemollco and JOf'onlie:s to auraa nt"Yt manbu:t. "WbUt""~ proanum IK primanly IUJOiod <OWOt<b m<D<nin& freslunao," <>.pqjncd Della 0.1 P1<51do0f RICk leoo1s, "all undorvod~~aon Mf inYittd and enc:ourqrd lo pa.tdapate ln Duos ••craae II~ per monoh and arc dcslcn<d 10 oo•01 all aen..-.1 OJ'Cflllll& CO.U lS well as pony and OC1o•ltY<>.P<....,.. I The picdaina and initW ion fca; are ""' on • nllional ~ uufart >COl to 11\o n11ional hcadquaneu to covc.r tJ\rir opn-atin& UI>C>Uq. ' All_!loulh the dues may ...,. biJh. m001 fr•acrnny mrmbtn llfte' that irs lhf' lona rua 1~ bcncrou of b<i,. in a fmcmily fit out"<'lhlh<coas. "h'sasmall~to..-y ta< a lirC'IImc or torocb<fbood" Ddt.a Oli 'manba Dawid Pclkty >aid. ,......,. " RU311 U..olva oo oblipoion and ;, sWctly desi111ed ra< ohe PfOJpml•c m<mb<f co meeot fbc: (raa~rmt y brOthe,.., Ltw"LJ added.· T.,. Polot Sylje,. One of the prime conswiCf'acions mocc The fi~.a towards membtrshlp·-onc:c stude(ILS htvt' reaardtOJ (rlternhit; It 60m<Onc has decided to Join-is pl<d&Jns. wheol\cr manl>mllip wollallccooheir .,..res. Thos 11 desi111ed to leoeh a Pfospmive Whfle 11H fraternity members mwt maintain 1 mern~r lht P<incipl., on whlch a frot<:mily 2.0 Rrade point a-vcrqe, .ccordlna to or IOtOthy wu founded, lh< hiJtory of the Unl•ttsitf rquluioru. linda Jankowski or ch.aplcr .,d the natioll&J frarerni1y or Oli Omeaa dalms lhao "a~ a IIOoorily, u well Ulht Grtck olplulba.. $0ro.rit) , wt bave consistently m&lntaJntd "Wt eapca our pled&ts 10 &<t to know !be OYtt J .0 IVtfiJC dunna the PllSI rew IIJY! well and to atnlrib\tt.e ~cthin1 scmesaen.'' posulvt 10 our cl\apCb", u oplains lirn "'Frey, former Pre~ldtnl and c:umnt tecOfdCT rot 111rormal tutori•a! Sisma Pho Epsilon rra1emity. 0Jhtf rr.ICmil lts hiiVf ICAden1lc pro&ratn~ In 10m< rraernili<l. a pl<dat mu.l obuain a dniant!d lO promote a,ood i 'tudy habua. und tffllin numbC':r of 1poin1s in order to-be-&lltludr:i>. ''Oeha Ch• mamtam5 1n acdve te.\t consld<~ed lor onlolaoion. "Our pl<dscs earn (JI( u> which our members tC\ntnbutc old thtu pu1n11 through phiJIIJlthropk PfOJ«''S. 1<>1\oiU wtll 11> • liso or all course> . . _ bt-·lng on a JOrorily intramural team, or JU.il ~rotrnor> ohey'\'1" had ... I( a mtmb<f hal a P~rt.CtfJ'lllftl w11h the siucn In a ioinl quc.s1ion rqardina a courst, aU rhcy h1\>t 10 PtOJC'd, •• upl.a1ntd Masy Archer . secnta.t)' do IS loo~ up 10 Stt who <I« has 11lcn the o l Alph• So!ma Alpha '<'!oril~. l'OUr.st . u h 's .. lnd or Jch 1111 IRfOrmll rhc onphuu on pltdges u lO becomt t i ""'""'Y ••O.,r 1(11\t and 'tlo Ctf·a.cquamt~ with 1hc br04hnll members in a S«ttt, dostd m«HPJ throuJh \Oiin.s Pfoteu SOfDC!imG rdcrred to I) a "bht<kballins" so>ion. Tht a«m comn from an otd 1r~~t~ for ouurandtl'lt •• pu>lolble. ht an db. pkd&n atc rtquuui '0 Vlo<a and a ..,.hilt ball. Thl' ch:1PI«'t ~ould then IUlOOOJ::. PfO&f&ll' .'' addt'd Lc'IIII1J.. ~.-alalumntand thr nat-.onal haJtrNIY offt't ~M1atdUJ» ~'"&dcmte and a•ard~ .ch•C'\'nnnn .'' o\ddulonal COn ttrns or prOSptCIIVf rt t111bat. Ofttr\ 1ndudt' fin•nc.al obi1Ptious """ Vle<k Ofl"llllii>OrU hl"C pl<dtona len on 111< net&l\borhood of S)O. and rnrdauon @0<\d atltndlntc aJ *" m<"ntnp acll' thn., tl.Ad 10 &~rally d1~il)' an 2. wk~ cocb rncrnbn "ould 1<1 a bl""l ball in rloW -.o~n and c»Ch a 5 ptcdtc', na.JM a.s ~nounctd. a hat •outd be' pn!oe\J and m«"' •ntt'fts~ '" runhc'f•n• Ihe (ratftrul)' splfM. on cantpb"4 amon& the mcmbcn. For 11 poqh'f't " ot.e . -, manbu ..--oukl put a ... hnr: ball 1n1o &he: t.a..t and a ~alive voce "'«)uld br li,lt'lifitd by a Aller m 10 len week>. • plod&< k closibl• ( C)t IRIIIInloft, Eli&ibtiU)' IS cf<urmi~ by lbC wll II a ccr\4ln pttCQil"!< or lllc balb • !"< bill<~ blac:&;., tht pl.rdsc would ha't (aitrd tht vo1e anld th•> b<: bla. ~ ballrd lrom the dlapler. The- tntu:auon t~Kif u a 5ieC'JC1 ruu.al tt\ac tt'1"rnm1) the boud,. of bfochcrhood or w\Ccrhood ptTTnlntntl)' btndm& a penon to a C~erntl)" ot WMora.y. Onc:t a pkd&r i\ •n•tta&cd, M a l.Mlrucud tn 1h< .Kacb of hu fnw~tnll)·"'ka'a.. •hJc'h on..!?:.~~ tht: TC$1 T utorrng mission sends UB students deep inl:o Buffalo by Debora LIDclqllisl .!jtrr'""" $14// Writw s~rraJo's inner-city youiiiS. Arter repeated fallwe in the classroom, th~ youna people are deflated by their loss of self· esteem and self-confidence. Public Kbool teachers don 'I ha vt the dmc for individualiUd teaching, and classes are over· e rowdtc! anc! fast-paced . Added to that are frequently ove r-crowded families with parents who don '1 care. 1 In rrsponse to this prob.km, th< St. Auaunlne Center, Oioeest or Wes1em New York, recruits UB volunteers tltroUih the Community Action Corps (CAC)-a student- run community service organization on campus-to o f fer 1u1orina. The CelneJ is an Episcopal Chuitirs and United Way A~ncy which has various proarams servin& the area, includina the Creall.. L<arnina Proaram (CLP). Dtsisned as an aft<r-school help 5C$OOD to suppltmenl rejular classroom teadlina, tile CLP offcn po11p and p rival< lutorial sessions for SIU<knti ~ remedial bdp. Sludent volunteers and CAC supply a QJIIjor pan or the Moria! staff. U B students, usually tbost inttrested in the ttatbina profmioos, are aivtn th~ opportu nity t,o put their clauroom aud tut b oolt knowledae to work in tile "reel world" l~rollih CA.C. Bllffalo 8dteoll Lack St. Aua ustlo e's C LP Proaram Director 11ld that there is an education deficiency in th< BurraJo School Systtm that makes tht vol•mtel!r dfon necessary. Sht s~ 1ba1 Ibis deficiency is not limited to a ttrtain nel&hborhood, rate, economic clan or culture, bul involves lht entirt system . CACwtors volunteer two hours each week 10 work on a one·to· one basis with tht kids who need 1hc help. The proanun runs Monday lhrouah ThursdAy from 4 p.m. to S P·IJI· " The role or i volunteer reading tutor is to ~barpen lhe readina and wrltina skills of the childr"'\1" iald former 1u1or and 1980 UB ar"'ulle Francine Tenzer. ''And," she "'ded, "as imponant, to stras the recreational and creatl•e aspects or child d.Vclopmen1." Aceordina to rudina proaram c:oordinator Marion H yman, lht tutors are self· sdeaed aroup. lbf tutorizla, she ad6ed, usually r~a1es to a studen1's career eboiOt sud! as occu]1a!lonal u.er.py, speech lherapy or tcachi.DJ. Hyman lauch t.be tutof$, c:aWQ& l bem \ "absolutely essemial." About those who are ou1ored, "These kich cooldn't function in a aroup. We (St. Augustine's CLP) dtpend heavily on the CAC "'iun1ecrs." H yman said that the children really nted lht one· t<Hln< basis on which lhe program OP<ratrs. sh< commenlod, Kids njoy il C LP Vo lunt eer Director Cynthia While added thBt CAC's help is "sreally nteded and appred.altd. " As to 1he tutors' effttl iveness. While continot!d, lhe kids ••Wilhoul tUlors, would he turned aw1y. " Barbara Hammonds. a 9th arader who has been tutored at St. Auaustine's CLP for se,vual years said thai sht likes a tutorial &fOIIJI. help bater than a "Last year my tutor took me everywbae," me said, ••and ..toe mailed me t"'o cants and I stiU ba¥e t.bcm." Often limo a studau..tutor pair so beyond ~-Nee-- WOULD'YOU BELIEVE THE HAND IS QUICKER THAN THE EYE? 11 not, .top In aft4f ~ m«gk,...,peJfonn at the bar and tGIJie. /Or pour ~ent-at t1te FORKS HOTEL . ( . . • Friday flab Fry 11 am - 8 2111 • lAte SaaGb Servect Nltely , e . ~SERVA110NS REQVESTfiD FRIDAY & .SATURDAY �~ Rossberg . -:-:---·- 1 ooly :o ldl lbt.kpl OOIIIIIdJ wha> • - be m.tde available.. • The orticer-who replattd Jesse >: Nuh~iiiCU..-d his piiUU for lhe yur fi and diciled a promise from Solkoff lhat the ! Facully Smale Ad Hoc commiuee on i ArlimLillve Aaion would be mack a f .,..,.....,., body 01 !he Nov...,ber ~ I ,. 1 mectlna. .l . AJOilini said bis offt« hu two primary II CODO<mS aJid >ince It poJS<Sf<S lhtle auillority -.: or powrr. it is forced to rely on 1u own ~ lnlqrity to 101 th1n&l dono. The font of hl.s ol: duti<'S, he explained, fi to keep the University "clean" for purposes of F~eral review. The S<COGd flows out of a lot>Cmt for !he m1nority arovps on tamP\I.S. HC" w-ured lht: £).CCutivt Commiuec thai he- ~ ••suppoc:ti\~ of academic commitmmt.l... • A1051ini Cll!><cssed tome ooncem_ tlw SUNY dO<$ not fare wdl in ouractioa ••rcauhu .. minority s.tudents. "lbc system don pretty well towMds dlsadvantaaed s1udenu. b&JI is very bad in rcac:hint oul to details 0\lm)Uodina-lbt U.u..nl!7lo decision 10 dol< dowo th< ll4inorily SUid<:nt Alfain orr.,... only Office. 1'be Arnrmlllive Actlon ..ld that he an,d Ketl<r .,.. r<placlna tho~< ~<Niett. diseussina Yit< Pr<~ldenl fO< Stud<:ac Affairs Richard Si&adkow, abo a member of lh< FO<Uky s.n.e Eucutive CommiuO., noled lltat his D<panmont will ~>e-!Uina ..., th< bsot nw .. eek. Th< Vt«~l Aid he~Uinform the E•<CUII\'t Con~~~~iuee of Stud<nl Affair's rtfPOn>< 11 Its next rue<~ Ina. Sluetkow abo ~uested that .J;xocutive Com(l1111ee memben help him with hiJ newuc projca-th< Residence Halls Ufe Slpdy lfOIIp. Th< Via Prtsideal said that his oommluee is ourr<ntly plannlna to u.q IQ> the blue or dorm space pnority. S'tAdl<ow ..ked thll the Smotonlill ou110111e forms, U.u ina l bdr individua.l preferenecs on whether fr<lhmen be &i... lirR aack a1 dorm Ht advll<d lh<m to "rtlate it to space. acadma\cs" and warned that the entire problem l.s "a auch·22." tCJUIIU JtUd<OIJ," h< claimed, addin1 that Neil Murnt prt~ted his remarkJ on th< hi> offo<e l.s look In(-., ways to redt..._ the IM'qUIIity. Collqt Council meetin& oarlior this momh as tho Faculty Smat< session drew 10 a elole. Morra~ nO<ed !he "pa.ooive role" lfie faa~lty 1\fSA Educational Opponunity Provam-Diraor Edward Jmkin1 rtqu<'Sted from A&ootini, th< play In the Cmlncil, t<mttnl it that of an "'obHTVer." Whilr~tudcncs have a fuU VOlin.& rcprcscnaaaivc. - ·Frats. -:-:- - . or his broth en across the country share . Havina b«n rti.nsuucd on rrw ~liS. IJO, ftaletnhi6 II only a UB IIIC in the C4ITIPIJS' arowiGJ ....... Thertfore, thoy have been unabk io purchase fratc:rnily bowel oc ro ftlabhlh a frucnut.)' row. The only e•c:<p<ion is Chi Omep IOtoOIY wtakh has maintained its home on Niqara Fall< Boulevard throughout the poriod when (ratrrnhlcs were bann~ from campus. ·Most other fraternities hav~abl< IO <'Stlblish rt>iden« eith<r by renting hou..s off ciUOpLI$ as b the caw with Odto ·Chi and Slama Phi E.,.ilon. "' by r.ecurina dorm spoc< as Kappa EP\•Ion and Siam• Po. n .... •r.,.. Plam fnr the n<"' Amhmt CIUOpus 1ncludr a fraLcrniiY row. ••Jill very dirticuh to dctcnnlnc when that land will becom< available 10 U) and even If 1t doc..s. we haven't aot enouJ,h funds to ewn ton1kter buildin8 a house: tt the present 1imc. 11 nottcf .one rraannny member. a...allt, fratt'l'lli<ru aJid 10roriti<s fall &r oup~ : social, profcsslOnat, and honorary. The most into oat of lhrcc TASTE THE BEER THATOUTSB IS • MOLSO~r GOlDEN IN CANADA= LABAITS. Goodnews! laban's, Can~dis No I ~fling beer; is now imponed to the U S. So, now it's tasier to aimpa~ the t:as~ of our labans with the b~ of our friendly competitor See what you think. We, like most other Canadian\, p~fer a bonlc of lab,.tt's Beer oven Golden ' • If we didn't, we'd likely be drinking Molson• lnsc·e ad-and we certainly wo ul<!n't bc running this ad THINK OF CANAQ\ THINK OF I.ABAJTS lypt camt1iaJIsliftthefor thtlr common on fratcrnlry. Providing • m<mb<rs Is their primary SOC:l&t ctlon althou&h thc,r also strc:s.' ac:adtmic •ucca:s. Tbc:y are ,..,._.ted by tbe lnter·Or«k Council (IGCJ "'hkh ...-... lo promote IIII«·Cr«lv \ln;ly and t:pirit on campus. PrQfts:sionaJ fnucmities, on rhe. othtt hand, art compriied or mcmbn'S who are of the same maJor. for iruunce. Delta .Si&ma Pi is the PtOf<SlionaJ busin<IS frattmh) and il opc:n ro aU m1nagc:rntn1 m.UOrs. While many professional rratcmidcs have social function•. moot tfforu arc dO\'Oied co funhennc thar prof<l>ion by >pOnsoril\1!. speohrt or triPJ. Honor ffiJcrnilics, a~ tbc namr implin., arc founded to reco&nlzc outitandina acadtmlc achie:Ycmem . Their metnbtrs mUJ1 di>play hfch honors in ordor to b< icccpted. lnlerutinJiy, members from a IOCial fraternity may join a professional or honorary frattrftit)' and ~icc "'""· Hov.C'\cr, memberi of one l)''JK' of fratcrnit)' rnay not jOin a.nothef frllcmlly or the tam~ type. Ftl. 8 pm, Set, f & fO pm Sun. 5 & ll pm A/ISNIIH.50 - sun. 01111 alu<Hnlllctela UOO LATKO i..PRINTJNG AND COPY CI.NTI.RS RESUME PROBLEMS? Lt!l Ul Show You Semples-FREE - Then Let Us TYpeset ~~o - Print It I· ,.: z BETTERIFASTERf FOR LESS LATKO 3171 M•in St. 16l'& NM.,. F ..fa. Shod, (Sb. Ca.npust &36-0100 INo. C•mpus) IJ0-7041 1 �i:I l f 2 3 Injury stalls V -ball steamroller Losina • key pta,..-, ._., in a opon hkt voU~I that requires I lOCal team tffon, e&n bt dtvUUIIUIJ. Th<' UB Women's VoU~I ,..,. karned 11w hard lto>on Tu<$<1Ay nlJllt althoUJh I hey smotlla<d C....S.O 5<&1< Co~e tO 1"0 llralJht 1111>~ but, mJ.IIIt<d tO take oaly 00< from BuffaJo Scare ~ Royak uoned thr mattb ..pectinJ four wins, bul only picked up thr~ whllelosina IWICC, UB opened the Tri.,.,lleh wuh 1 IS-13 "''n oYCt Genesco. BuffaJo found them.oetves h1111n1 sev...t ..,.,.. lona and matina c:ouly mbtakes on def<:nK. They stiU m~naaed 10 <OnVInan&)y outplay a very slopPJ' Geneseo teom. The S<COnd aome fwur<d 11n c\Jllt potnt openiiiJ burs~ br the Royals, bthJnd the bhsttrina serves or Bonnie SyltOJ and the aurt<Sivc n<l play of Akerm Tsuji, <kn<SCO &oc riaht back into the conl<>l ohouJh , as incoosislmt play narro..ed the Buffalo leo6 . UB rlna!ly took the &am< and the match l}ol ) . "We had .some trouble with the serves. I talked to lht girts after thC' mau:h about h end told ahem 1hcn: wUfl't any reason thty should bC" mlum.a chcrn " (the ..,,..,, said Royal's coach Peter Weinrtkh . "They "'' tf't cu.11hing lhtlr ltrves." BufraJo StaJc raced OC'neseo in tht nt.ll mol<"h and U$ily defeated the btleasured Genesco telll!l In soratght sam~- I S-.6, 15-.2. ThouS}l 1he Bengal' were 1 smaiiN team, they wtrt more aa&resslvt -with. their krYt:.IIUld ~c lht n~L Tht IWO came: YlCior)' b)' Scatc c-nhanctd 1hdt m• in& of rhe undefeaLc:d.s wnh UB l. . _nnal mascb. The: Royals woo the r.,, &am< ..ainst the Bmaats handily !.dina lh< vlcwry IS-10. Laura NarOlll> k<pt the prasure oo Buffalo Stare's back lint .,.;o, card'ully placed drivma spikes. A cn.c:ial injury 10 Syko& in !be sa:ood pm< switdted lhe momauum to !be Bcopls. Wi\11 the S()l)r< S1andinJ sevm to SIA UB, Syko• made a lunJina stab •• a ball faltina from lh< n<t. Jwt u she made c:ontaa with the ball her llnkl< ~~~ out and she aumpled to t.ht Ooor in pain. From lh&l pOintoo the Royal's found thcm>tlvcs sttuasJlns to must<r on offense. "Tbty had to put P<Oble In poSiUoos thcr'r< aoc us<d to pl.l)in&," Sylro• said. ....- Ont conlrOVtrSY arose after lht inJury dday ton.ca-nmalhe' tol.ltion of the Buffalo S.a1c learn flnd whi~h player Wl.i supposed to scrv~. After 1cn minutes, I I l play resumed and th< Royals were forced 10 play lliOmen out of lheir oorm.J po$f\ioo. Both ream) struukd to g-ain an advanaa,ge, bur h was unrorc~ UB erron. thai gave Starr: the pmc: 16-J4. "They played a Sood IBm< lllld made $Om< sholf thty normally wouldn't a~,' ' Wcinreich commented. Th< team agr«!d that the injury to Sytco• had the most dcbililatlna cffcx, on their g.ame. " It throws the 1'1tole team off," revealed Diane Ndson. wa ll REACK OUf AND fOOCH. T.-o Royal 'tol.. W'bt.rl pt• )'erY jump In •n •tt.,.. totwtuma " II'} a "'toloJ aamc. When )'OU fiel a k~· player IMMtt1 bac•tolhe~ISOOut\. ~tum had a ~t.~hllo...to.wail lll_JUrrd li hUrl\ the: ft.i.l or the team.·· Wdnrek:h dl..ppoh'lti"'•-- · •I'W'Itntth,..QUMtanddt(IC)plnogtwo.Untort:un.ttH\'. M WitvtYIO t otldudtd. - TOllY Ptllf4, k.Mp pta~.. eonnae Syteo• fvrtNf de~ •••m spirit a. ,., ield hockey Royals zap UR, 2-1 The University of Buffalo womm'l field hockey team opened their home sclledule .. uh a 2·1 viaory ovrr the Unovrr.uy of Rocht.<ltt last Tuesday. Actually the game "'"' dominated by UB more thiln lhe :.core indicated. UB ma~ numrrous soonna opponunili<s. including scvnal shots that ""e:rc inches away rrom succccdin&. Led by an aures~ve auad: hne, the Royals controlled play, kccpins the ac11on tn Rochestei·s zone for rhr maJorH)' o( lhc con1r:s1. ·'J f! li . .. f . ~~ '( .~ u ~ .. ... . .. , I/ '/ . tiiiU .; y· Royals travel for win split NormaUy, ror most student1, Friday's are aood dayJ and Mondays arc •err. very bad. But, th< lloyalstenni• team is a Uule boc ~lllards. U.t Flid~. the Royals orav<led to McMaster Uoiv<fsity in Ontano, Canada tal< ina o l.O recor<l with them. They came hom< wilb a 3·11ou, but briahtened it Monday y defeatiiiJ Nuar<th Collet< in Roch<Sier. Apinst McM~er. the lOP thrct siDAI<t-playccs won, but UB lost all !he ocher ma1ches to fall 10 a 3-S decision. WinniiiJ Royals included H<idi Jubl, Grayscon and Sue Shbmidl . Jul\l, o junior at UB, won euily 6-1, 6-4, u dld Gr~n wllh 6-J. 6-4 ><ts. Sdtmldt, describtd by Royals' c:oach Coonle Camniu u "a •err promisio1 oewconKr," n~ lhrct S<U. but tvmtually J01 the win. After the oop th,... sJou, McMasw found compttitlon aliule 11101e to its likil1J, Mour«o Gl... hooded UB's Evdyn Grau bc:r fi111 owo defeats this stalOo, takiaa them 6-4, 6-2. Pauy Koerner, another one or Camaiu's P<ornlsin& newcomers. WM home aoPIY· loolna 10 MD Jarivs 6-l, 6-2. ~ Royal's doubles team also came back from Onadi with DOIIIIna but lnll<d Slories, Tbc aumbtr one Buffalo duo of Lynne Klrcbmoi<r and LYT>d4t Stidham los< 10 Anno :z.ast....,.y end Yam«D ..ofwl in a convinaAa 6-1, 6-1 ma!chup. II wu Stidham's loll in doubb. lllbouJb she normally is panntred with h<r slsttt, Lcslit, who mb&ed M<Mwer d~ 10 After a scoreless firtl half. UB ca m< o ut fired up. Just owo minutes onto the sc.:ond half, UB's KcUy McGlynn found Yockey Jat k$0n whh 11 perfc<:t p35$ whk h Jackoon fired cleanly into lhe net. Then at 7;JO p.m . lhe !Hlmc duo collaborated again, with what proved 10 be the winnlng goal, McGlynn's hard shot from the point rebounding back to Jackson who promplly pushed the ball inlo the unprot<cted net. Nol to be overlooked in the well played cantest was the lin< work of goallr Cynthia Chaplin, who made several key , including a crucial stop of a Rochester break· away. This year's team bepn it'• schedule with a sa""'• 4- 1 "''" o•ro McMauer Univemty, and loou 10 be mueh tmproved nrst The wcond UB doublts team also went do"" in defeat- Dee Dee Fisher and Barb MeDonais k><ina out 10 Pat McPhee and ~ Scott, Bu1, the normally blue Monda.)' turned cbc:trful, u thc Royals stomped Nuar<th6-l. Juhl WISlheonlydbappoinlmen! (or the day, loolna btr rnt lll&ldtesl.bb season to f~shmlln Eilctn H«<aes, 6-2, S-6, 6-4, Allllte otbc:r sinaln matches were oV« In 1wo seu, <Xcept (Of Ou u. ~ junor toot Wee sas lo finish off Nancy Nealon. Movina up to the ••nales ranks wu,oeam caplain F"tShcr, who dimiAated Caro1onn Schmidt 6-0, 6-0. The J<nlor is stiU workiiiJ her w~ back up fratn on ankle lojury. This time it was Leslie Stidham teomlna up with ICircbmoier for the first doubt• ...in, while Sharon Wol•kY ond MacDonald took th< ....,nd In lhrce 5eiS, nte-Royals conlinucthdr susan II 1 4-llevcl, with 11Jt pmesldl btlore the N<w York State CbamplonJhips. Comnlu ooc:nmented, "I'll be surpriled if we ~~ Conland(tomorrow al I P· "· II Amherst Tennl1 Coun1), but we should take all the re11 ." last year·~. ~quad que-stionable. •· The club, which practica every day durin& lhe ~~oeek. " ~o3ohed )oiiiUy by Dimmick and her assislanl. Doris Clay. Both women h>vchad numerous years experience in the aame, wnh Dimmick currently playing in the Buffalo Field Hockey L.cque, while Clay was a coach a1 Maine Endwell for seven years,. The rcll of the season li&urcs to be fatrly easy, wltb 1he only real tesu beins Syracuse a.nd Po1sdam. " We think we have a good shot at the Stale Reaionals, and afte< that maybe the Nationals," Dimmick said. ~··L '"lie <lasoes. ov~t HCJtd coach Be1oy Dimmick, wbcn asked about the omprovcrnml, sald. ''we have a supe!' ouac~ th1> )e:u, th< a11ack tandem is much belltr and COMtanlly bro~e throu&h thru hnn. Oimmtck added, "Our frcobmcn CT..,. a super . Alon& wtlh McGlynn, we have l'ncia AJmcs and Paulo Miller auack , alon& .-ioh C)1llht• ChapljJI"'Iaoalie." The Royuls coach summtd up tile t<iim'• ,.c.'alncs.<c>, uplaln!na, "Our dcfm.c nttds more wor~ on eeuinll back and ~tin& up, and wllh only IS players, our depth ,. lJ . ,A&it~ --- A !ME-~ ··--.-E~ _ .....c. .··. ............................................... ·: ···~ ~ *Adult Ballet (Beainnior ~ ~ ~ M . . .F6..._ ............ . . . . .- . .510. '- ~ advanced) *Bqinninr Adult Jazz !.~~~~.~.~~~~.~~~.~~~~~) SlY-DIVING INSTRUcriON .. Call.88J..2529 for more information. WTOIIllfG COOITY Bring tim -ad rAIACBUrE CEimR '0,..1.,. ..... to ob•erve a free cla.a•. Call,._ F.,...___, 457·9680 �1Soccer Bulls :oin the ranks of mortals, 'ose first game ~ j . by Aa4y llbdcllau SpKr...., Sl<ff Wnrtr All 800<1 thin~£ mu<~ come to IJ1 end. Suq, wu lbe cao IO< UB's soc:ecr Bulls u they sulf<ffi! their j f1tJ1 lou T.-.y at Niapn ! UnlvmuY· UB's orrnuc, Jtymled : by Niapn's physical ~Y IJid .. 50ftle qu<Sl.lonablc c:a11s by the lfi: offiCUU, could mU<Icr only -.., : s/loiJ in rbe f\1'11 half. ! Said c:o<a~n Soou Bl)'k, ''Tb< "' r<fs j0<1 root tb< pmc ri&hr away from us. Whenever we lOt lns:id~ thrir ~'s) ddms<, ,.~an oflsid<S call." Coach Sal Esposito felt rhar rhe offoc:lalina hun both teanu, I won't blame the ofOciaiJ for our loss. bur ncithtr ltam was allo'4td 10 play thnr aame.' ' The play w;u physkal lrO<n the <lltt, as both l<ar!IJ .. ere kcyed•UP fa< tbi& duel of local rivals. The forst half was marred by lnjurinand r<duoicll louis, as both ollcnS<J loo~ed impoi<nl amidJr rhc chlppy play or the delenS<, The rouah 11C1ion was the c:auK or many minor injuries. Junior fullback Jlm . LaRuo fumed, "r hcy (the otncials) lost roral conrrpl of the game. The guy$ wut Dfraid for then IIVcti ou1 there." The &haken up lncludtd Buffalo's Dave Richards, Herb Shc-aub, Mike CJoraiev5~i. Davt' Simpkin. and aoahcnd<r M•rk lc ~ !I CeiCJ<<. Only CdCJ<e is tx~ed 10 mJ.u any action. "lrhlnt we'll rC.. him noxr aame." ..Ud Esposito. In the S<COnd hall, while autmptilll 10 hlook a shot on the Purpi< Eaal<s' Orsr ·aoal, Celtstr came- out of lhe nef ond susralntd • homosrrina pull. The ofntiab ~tole I he .show for 1hc nrs:t half. a~ lhref yellow cards and 1 penaJty kick were O.SK:ssed . The u>ually <'Omi)O!;<d Esposito drew 1 bench penahyas he exprtsscd his dissatfs fatuon with rhc judaemcnr or the otncills. The ankle, Schaub'1 impreuive performance was <n<OUraatna to the Bulls. Niaaara coach Jc~n Tasscy elCplalned hi& team's stral<l)' alltt the WIJI, "We keyed on their awnbers 10 IJid 12 (refcrrin& to Buu.~· s.corins thre.au Mike 0)0rarev&ki and Chris Simon). We illutthem out and left the othen to play ball It worked out preuy well Ia< us." Niapn striker Mike loi>afdlow qrted with hrS coacoh When he cocnmcoted "UB llu a good ph,.;al tcaro. What I heY may ladt In skiU, they make up for ,.;th hustle." "We're .niU a lood team ~ l"rn srill ho&h on rh<K kids," Esposito added, inclkalon& tlw be may difftt With l.ooartllow"s as.ses.smcnt ortht Bulb'oalcnt . Th< Bulls' coach was quick <o coach later stated. ••Tben were lootrtce lor the ball o.nd just note, thoujb 1h1.1 Nia,gata is not in e iaht yellow cards in 1he lnJide the pcut to the len of Celn~e, UB's divUion and, thus tho lou will Jame-seven by one offidal. h who was injured on the play . RAy ha\le no bearing on the Bulls' doesn't help the game." Barry Eeken came In oo replacc hlm and playoff chances. UB now 2·1 (1.0 Shannon of Niqara wu awarded a •hut Niaaara o ur until Ocorae In SUNY Athletic Conference penalty kick, as one of the Easi<J Tlli""n .!COred with only thirty (SUNYAC) competitioa), hosts was aJJcaedty pulled down in thc 5ec:onds: rcmainlna In riu: pme. another non ~SUNYAC cram , Bulls' penalty area. Buffalo ,.., The Bulb S<tm to have found 1 l!i&enhower College on Saturday at fonunate though, -as Sbann9n's gem in rhell~tt or Schaub. a junior 10:00 a.m. ot the Buffalo SO<c<r shor glanced off rhe left post. rrom Swrtt Hume. who mad~: hb Club. The)' l.hen entenaln cron..towq Mike Longfellow broke the Ice debut a> • Bull and played a lor Niaaara or 10:32 of rhe •tcond noticeably ~cronJ gan1c at ct:ni'Cf nval BuffaJo Stale on Wcdnmay hall as he the Bull&' newest fullbac k. With startc:r Do•e (4 p .m. or Rotory Field), in • addition. Herb Schaub, in a Garwood stlll nunina a $f'rained SUNYAC rontcst . "'01 ""at wizard of odds · by Eddie and Tbe P ullin& Guard Gi ve lhe Wtzard some credit. He pic~ed Pitt5burgh to nip Cincinnati but did allude to a po.ulble Upset. In fact, a bunch of picks wtre on the ball (or in the crynal ball i f you wish) but, lhe wed< on th~ who!< ""IS disappointing with wins. The KasOn's record ro da.te-a dull22·20. Weil,that'~ ~•ill abo-e .SOO. Bu,fjt~lo 18, Oilklt1" d U ; whO da thuok it a month aao. (What maku me think. 15 the rubberoand defe~ that ' lllrclp st.retch the to a 4.Q record. Coath· ol·the·yoar Chuck Knox.) Atlot.ta U, Stu. Frotoeuro ZJ: The 49'ors are indeed playing good ball- but they a re our o f rh<ir lr~akin' minds if they think they belong undefeated aOer four 1amos. (San Fran's real t.St "'ill come n ext ,... ~ . C an ~ yo ung team bounce "'"•n l!!lls ba t ~?) Pi11sburgh J8, Clucogo /0; Stoelcrs ha'~ to take their loss out on •omcbody. (Th< S(eel C urt am hru;looked frazzled for three weoks. It's about time the seaom' are Kwn together .) Tampa Buy 14, Clevelond /J; And a But Buc hcre and a But Buc there .. Every tim• Brian Sipe look's up hi =s Buc Buc:s. (Browns are outclassed by t~e return of the Tampa Bay defense .) Dal/os J I, Grt'<'r• IJoy 7: Ti me of Ute year for Bart Starr to call it quits a> a head C01lt h. (Packers really need a break . Taking orr for the rc" or the <o:'.UOJI ·~ it . They~ started last week .) Hous1o1, 20, Cli•tOt~~DII 7: Two week~-. in a row-no w;.v Jose. (ll<:ngab fall ,nar and 11 '; undmtandable anrr the they nipped Pimbureh .) Los Arrrtl~s 2J, N~w York Grutds IJ: Giant receivers stock up on llic~ ' <m but they Mill can't pull down the streaking Rams. (The Rams mus t bc careful nor to fall On a good day the Giants could be dangerou! .) • O.rroit 10, /o1f,, ,,csota /4; O.rroit is I his year~ · Tampa Bay. They'll ' boc k into the playoffs by defauh . IBiUy Sims i s &fCit. ) Miam1 17, N,w, Orl#at.S 16: Magicoan DollShula docs it again. (On-iick·punu, Bob Gr~iK in th< bullpen-what's it coing to be this "'tck? How about !he Bi& ll<:n?) Bo/timon1/, Ne.,, York /tis /7; They'restartina to call for Walt M ic:haers hide. (C&Il he coml back and win Coach or The Year apin with a losing tcam7) (The Jc:IS' dofcnse is atrocious. Bert Jones can !lave a mocrophone in the huddle and they Slill rouldn 't stop him.) Phil•dtlphla 18, St, Louis 10; EaaJes are tbe class of the NFC. (And the Catdi ain't.) _ Son DI~IO 17, Kot>SOS City 1<1; The Pullin& Guard arabs Ed'die by lhe neck nnd tells him lo let ofr'lhe "Chiefs arc: gonna win" kick. (Steve Fuller down yard bullets are equivalent Dan Fouts screens.) lfloshillg/orr U, ~11/i 13; Now aU the Skins need is a defense. (Look for punter Herman Wea~ei to lhrow more: than one pass thfs wee:~. fie's b«n on taraec threo weoks in a row.) way nar. Post Yukon Jack, in your room >vith a colorful 22' x '1S' poster. justSend $3.00 to YukonJadr,, the Black Sheep uf Can.adian Uquors, P.0,1Jo><- 11152, Newington, cr 06lll. Yukon Jack. 100 ProOf Imported Uq!-'eur. Import~ by Hepblein, Inc., I:Iart!ord, cr. ·SoJ..Agents U.S.A. •c 190;7:0odd, Mead &:Cb:)nc: · N~w England 11, !Hnver 10; Jus1 because lhc: Patriots arc: home. (Rumur has h Mike Haynes and Richard Bishop are returning. M!" Robinson racks up the ln_!P"J>tioru.J �l Preview Baseball Bulls looking ahe~d; foresee fun, Florida and draft •1 f 2 3 While UB's otudeol.$ arc still unpactlna where he was on a football scbolanhip. He had :11 clothes, buying boola and bccontiqg re..adjiUted injured his wrisl playinc r-ball and was told by D_¥' ' to collese food. !heir bastba!l team bas been dOctors that another injury there would finish getting ready for its 1~1 season. any chance he bad or pla)'inc spons-thus Tbis year the team bas suc:ceeded in pictlng up causina him to travd west to the Queen City. _ four Out of ei&lu playcn on lhc team that played Oranac looks forward to some of the ~·s § for the Nol1h Forest Ci.;c Association . Tlw top tatm. "This year I 'U &ct to pitch against team took second place at Johnstowo, some or lhc best teams in the nation, •1licll is Pcllllsylvania in the All American ~atcur &ood because I waot to act drafted," he said. Baseball Association (AAABA) Nationah this Power sums up the &aletal auitude of the summer. The playcn arc Jim and John Mattison, playen when he qid be diose UB for its " bolter Fran Hagmy and Mike Power . Other Bulls from baseball and iu better education." Johnstown teams of years gone by lndude Tony This year the four-year contract for the Michalski, Tony Nieomcti, Grca Oranae and baseball bud&ct is up for renewal. Tbe bud&a for Dave Rosenhabn. the last four years was $18,000. Monltanh is An optimistic coach Bill Monkarsh noted that hopina to increase the butlcct for bis Division I four Bulb may be drafted to the major leagues in team, but he S&Yt It is up to the students. "They . the spring selection. Pitcher Oranae. shonstop arc the one's who vote oo the budJA:t and Rosenhahn, second baseman Gene Dudalt and determine how much money is to be allotted to right fielder Reuben Pediford could be early- each tcom, " Monkanh said. " I just hope the round picks while Power, Hagerty and freshman studcnl.$ will gt'l behind athletics and suppon Dan Radley may also be selected. their Icams." Talking with lhe players, most asrted that the So far, UB's record is0.2, losing both games to reason they chose UB over other colleges was Canisius. They will meet Canisius apin, at ·UB, because of its Division I baseball status. Haserty on Sunday, with Oransc as one o f the starting - Karen KrnJdcrer transferred from the Univorsity of Syracuse pitchers. j Sanford retires Everybody intttthe pool as coach Ploucha wets his feet UB will have a new Men's Varsity Swimmina and Divins Coach thls season . J oe Ploucha wiU take over the reins from former coach Bill Sanford, who decided to retire from coach1ng after 31 years or scrvitt at UB. Spcakina confldent.i aly or Ploucha, Sanford said, "I'm tOia!ly behind bim ." Ploucha is a 1970 araduato of Rivcrfidc Hi&h School whore be was a •wimmer. He is a former member of the Warer Buffalo 'Swim Oob which competed in AAU 5&nctioned meets. After rctlimina from naval duty in 1979, P loucha joined the coAching..aaff at liutch Tech Hiah School as a two-year volunteer. He is eurrmtly a sophomore physital education major at Canisius CoUqc. "Compare me to lhe coach that replaced John Wooden at UCLA," Plouchadescrlbed his replacement. Ploucha was mtroduced to the team by Uni versity Atblnic Director Ed Muto at a sparsely attended meeting. The new coach •s major concerns: are I be implcmenlllion or his poliCies and the aequlaition or funds for an upcomin& Aorida trip. "OPA (&rade point average) is fant, swim ieam is second," Ploucha stres3ed. " I want to keep the team's spirits up. I believe in leuina the captains run the team ." Team co-captains Mark Unaennan and Bruce Koffsky pledaed their total cooperation, as did the whole team, to their new coach. "We plan on workin& very bard with our new coach to h ave another succusful year," one captain said . And ,work hard they will. Ploucha wants the team to take full advantaae of the weight· lifting rooms as well as a regimen of lWO practice$ I day. The oew manor doesn't anticipare any di(facuhy with the transition from maehina in hiah school to collqc. "in bigh school you bave to be mother, father. trainer, and coach," Ploud!a lauglled." In collqc I 'm just a coach." Sanford will do his best to make the transition as smooth as possible. " Jf be asks for help it ,..;u be given. I'll always keep an ear open,.. the former coach commented. "He's &Ot a veat bunch or guys Who go out to win. This may well be the best team we've ever hid." In stc}>pilll down, Sanford leaves a full car«r, and a rich lopey. He bas been ar UB since 1948, anivlna the same year as the Oark HaU pool. Lookinl! past the boundaries of campus, the swim coach has scr•ed for many years on thclntcrnational Swimtning Hall of Fame, includina a stint on lhe Board of Directors, and as. president or the National Swimming Coaches Association . With the help of Sanford and the nl>deus or last year'• team tcturnina. the prospea for a ' suc:assful ..asoo in Ploucba's first ycar looks sood· Last season the team finished 8-7 and were tbe SUNY Unive:nity caners Cbampioos. " I expect no worse than an 8 ·7 season," lhe BuU's nN' lead<r promised. -Bill K~~r f)N f~l.. l\SSii~AJ.. MlJSif~· ONE WEEK ONLY - NOW THRU O£T. %ND ~ aDa%D OFF OUR EVERYDA \' LOW PRICE ON EVERY £LASSI£AL LP AND TAPE IN OUR ENTIRE ST0£1U WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF 1%0. OR HORI!. OPEN; DAYS A WEEK I 0 AJI - KIDNITE �• :Some may think its all bocte~!a, bl!t to others its deli~i~us _ ~ N_,. li .t l mw jjoort,_ Sll(fl si Yo&urt . tA and Invent dllfcreateliOtll: yo~. 0D< mouth w.rerina possibility is Jiiuut butter aod jdly)'o&un, another is c&$tor oil yoaurt. When Doug was asked wby be bepn to malte and enjoy r~tina YQ&Un be repjjed, "lt!s 001 as if t'm beOOmin& 1 health food nut, but I've re~d mmy 1r11des on yocw1 and lu benefits. H =. 11 UB, Ibm pc miDy instaJICC$ Wben I'U be very hUn&fY and very low on c&$h. In this case, I can Jimply ao to a cafeteria or a supemrarkrt and bll)l a filling, nutritional. inexpenme treal." Doua was abo questioned a.bout his favorite yoaun brand. H e Rated, "Altho1.1&h in many cases there really is no dirrr.rence between a &eneric brand and a name brand, j {ind mySelf" choosina Dannon over tbe otber reading competitors." Other brands Include - Colombo, Wri~ convenient food, 1 !! notritiQnal snac~t; and 1 low cale!ri<; 111eal. the true yo&Un lovers form * ! llmoR a cult foUowfn& of this multi· dairy product, YQIUfl is • sour, eumrdy 2 : product that resutu from milk bd11J .. fennented !IVhb a'p4:cial bacterial C"Uiturcs. Y<li,uft' recently bec:ame qulti popular )II the United Slates ~ an eX<:dlmt source or prottin, vitrunin D, calcium. and comparatively low in calories. Yoaun also has the ability to k eep elderly R ussians alive for hundreds o f years, I((Ordlna to Dannon yoaurt <Olltmercials. One yo&un cultist, UB student Doug Miller, loves yogun so much thltl he breeds his own Iilli< cultures in his kitchen with • home made recipe for yosun. Although seriqus yogurt r~ends might havr tb~ir own Salton Yoaurr Maker. rookies can use a plastic foam cooler. the kind lhat art alway~ at the beach fill<d with beer. and a few other accessories, ro make yogurt anytime . 'f be Rrdpe EQUIPMENT 2..quart doublt boiler candy thermometer •~ommercial yogurt maker loam picnic chest seven 8-ounce plast iC' or containers with covers glus INGREDIENTS I quart or milk (wholt or low Ill) 2 level tablespoons of room· temperuure, plai n lowfat yoaurt containlna live bactllla (cuhvres) Ill cup or instant nonfat dry mllk 0 Q £ flav.ored bacterial cldi&bt . II: For thOR wbo are WI familiar with the Q Lu~rne, Breakstone and Carnation. A person who Is watcbing their wti&ht must take nOtt that the fruil-flavored yoaurts tuc high in calorirs. Eacl! serving contains approlllmately 2SO calories as opposed to tbe non·Jyrup flavors which contain 200 calories. Many consurnrn also regard froten L_______..:::::=--......:=:._---------_;~l!!!~~:...:f-YOBUrt as a low calorie "ice creant without auilt." Dissolve nonfat dry milk In the whole Salton Yoaun Maker .) Pour the Howevor, some froun yogurt or lowfat milk in top of tile do~tble potential yogurt into 1lx eight -ounce contains more calories than ice cream. boiler. Stlr until tbe mixture ruches 180 jars. 4o Th< dieter wbo feels ' - 1 indulse in a dtgrees f', hold il tbere for'a minute, and Fill the seventh with boilina w11er and frozen yogun treat "because yogun is let it drop to II S dearees. Remove about surround it with the six jars of yogun In not fattening" is bdna very misled . 113 cup of milk from tbe double boiler tlle ioe chest. The yogun jars muR be Some random opinions or yoaun and 1dd the two tablespoons of yoaun covered. Cover the chest and leave in an ..round campus reveal that many people starter . Blend well. Return tbe out-of-the-way place for five tO six eat it for h.alth related reasons. "I eat mflk/starter combination to U.e d~uble hours, and ah, Muniffel you have Yocurt because I'm dietin&," said one boiler and blend. yogun. s(udent. "But I bate it. The sour taste is IMUbatlon, tire prOC<S$tbat forms the Now any fla•-orin& ;:an be added. awfut.':AnorJier remarked. " I eat deliciow bacterium, takes place in the Dried fruit, such as aprieou or raisins. yoaun because it's aood for you ... plastic:. foam ioe chest. (Unl~ you've incr~ tbe yogun's nutritional value. Giglina. this 11uden1 replied, ''J want to alrc1dy run out and purchased your own With tbis recipe, on< can also aplon hve to be lOS years old.'' Bicyclist inspired by Anderson b) OoullllS MYJIIIII$kl b<fore, plln• to end ltis trip in Norfol~. Vlrainra where be will visit th< poll• for lht lint timorn his life. "I fe..t the Pill <l&ht years wore WlUttd by not vorlna,'' nid Kinner. He oddocl that he's vO<loa for Andeuon beciUK "be Is the only man who dealt with the and l1 the most prq.matic and ~"'"'SI~Wrlw A cross roui11ry tricy<lilt is taklna the voice oP John Andenon on a 1rand rour of the United Swes. All swnmer lona. pooi)U ..:r011 America ,.ef'"t lrated to the. unlqut e;~~~perimct~ r...... or Edwin G. Kinner. An~~:O~·~~;h! r:;P.;~I~~ !::: 1 rt1Ji51ic or the: three candidales." IU! trip was in Des Moines. Iowa wlltn he mn his candidare. " I one hundrod dollar a plate fu.nd raisin& djnner for Anderson. All of the people wert wearina suits and I was wearing a t·llhlrt that saki. 'Vlfiiniaru fO< Anderson' and jeanJ. Andtrson came up to the table wh«e I was It tended o sittinJ and asked mt what I was Ht wmt on to 18Y. "lt'ushame wt ~dolna In l.owa. I told him what my counlry-on i bicycle. His tln:t a president on the bub or how plans were and tater thll night tnthwiasm as he rod< Into Bufflll> many t<I<Vltion commmiab he durina bia spm:h ht made reference last Friday nlahr was 11111 mona. makes." to It and had me $land up." Another memorable ..pcrlence Tourlna the counuy Is a once In a Ufttime experi<ncc, but to do h In Callf0111la 011 my fttln<l for Kinner was spendina a nighl in the name or anoth<r Is Klnncr len Norfolk, Vlrr.inia on jail. He had arrived in Grind!, Iowa extraordinary . . "He (Andcfoon) Jul) I I and O.w to Portland, taro 11 night, and waslooklna for a brought me out of my pOiitlc:ol ~on. Whtn he ten Por!land on pll(e to· pitch hiS tent wben he was apathy," uys Kinner. July 12 both he and his bikt wm grettocl by the local polite. Upon Kinner then t>plllnod the idea covrrod Wlth Mt. Htltna's Vlll<*fJk: hearlna what be was cloina' they for his trt.L Uh. From tbtre be rode west to the said, "Can'tlct anYthin& hlPI'On to "In the boalnnlna oftbil year my l'lldnc <0111 and then rumed ta~: you." 1M pOlice said bt could...., rwo roe>ma;es w<rel>laonln& a bike Since that timt Klnne:r has ridden one or their jail cdls lD bUJik down trip acrou the counuy. In Febnlary aboour lhreo tboUJaDd miles. Ancr • in, and be ~eel. Kinner said !be mudl rolleo. u be Ukocl. laskocl l.bem if I~ lftlloo& w1 le&vkla Buffalo Klrt11<1 plans to rick town wu like tbe old ttlcvision To bls ~. Klnnauld that c:atnpallft fO<~ . They Aid, to Malae, dowa the ea.Aern show ''Mayberry R.F. D." At ~ poople iA the west had D<Ver seaboard ro BaltilrloR, and to ~m o•dod tbat nialn, due: to heard of Andtt- btfbre. "The ·~: A 1oicydc Is the wey to -the a>wllry '*-""' .. .dow !iftall)' wind up his trip In hit' home IUtt ..... his "bunk" .... locked aposurt for Andenon Is Crucial," _ ad doa 't miu a t.Nna. Ia a car you stilt or Vli'Jini&. Helrill bave then s.hUt. In !be raomin& he wu tolcl miss. toe .'* COYtre•hbout 4500 milu. that he was more than w.ti:omt to ht ~ fttb that Ills trip has Ileal Klnna Aid t1ra1 tbe hi&)J polnr or u.tt !be showcr and 10 drink as a . _ so He bu talked Kin.aer. •ho .... votod man f•· Tutoring. the scbolwlc: leyd and clcpvt lritb food memories or eacb otba . · Citina the mcrlu of the UB nnors. Wbite Aid IMt the illlprov~ IJld c:twaw are •~'more than~- ·· ()De YDWII llltdctlt, O,dc, lllldcrWcDt a complete clllllle tilleD tUIOnld by lla.Y Olllal, ~ WI* tll6d 111M O)lle'.s pa1C)IIIIIitJ Md IIIIo UB pMtlalc. ............... orMJook dlalllltl. ..... bla at-nclofla readl•• acore ...... O( Gie ~. (l)dtitlcreufd abo<rt potlllcs wilh a II:&< aumber O( aDd fpds lllat bt bas WOD oomt VDl<l for AD4cnoa; IGrtt>er believa that Ills lftll(est success !!a .,.... his abilily to a~~~v!Qco-poopte to rcai$ter for .the upcomi<la· dtcdoa. I><'J'* _.....,.IIIOMP1191210 • Difficulties arc alto caused if either the student or the tutor don'ubow up for tbe session. Then people S11trt to act cliscourq,d.... Several tutors from last year said tbat they joined tbe CLP '*-we they needed experience, or '*-use they were in OT and T.,._Mabtoo had to fulftll the vollmteer work Tbe l utorlll& pr()81am br.l't requiraneot. But the volunteen willlo11t minu.sa howt'Vfr, also said lhli they en}Qyed it Wilen thlaP don't work out ao- 11114 PI'Obllbl' wo,Jd bave done alooly, Wiilte nid. • "II Is il ~if it didn'l ~tlnlas worl< _ . . . . ........ peired . . lowud lbcir ~. atadlftt w11b tbe Wl'OilC"I.IIIor. OWina t.Cerow round out iwo l(ade lrtds in rtadina ability," aal4 White. Aathony(lnothcr IIUfkot) MCded Mlf<llftlllllld bcJOI it. White thl1 these kids IU1ID't d-1), b1lt tb'*'- they just .-i ~ to show them WI cJaey 011n do it w_pt. araaed •bow the proaram tbrouab a friald who l_tf! tutored before. l>ianoa was ~Deemed a'bour ~- effect $II< bad 011 bet aucleat, t..amy. "Lookbta back, I doD't think lha41 bdped him 111 all. I'm not really sve. if llftYlbitt& wu done," she aaid. But accordlil& to the CLP DlrectO~J, &be wu 1 success: They said thai Lenny's rcadlna ability did IDaprovc and that tile lurorial .auions did make a ·difrtrence in hh overall altitude. •Hyman said that flm the IUior must Set tbrolJah \o • tid's penoaaliry, and IM11 beln WOfkiQI with bim . In leDny's c-. bf baled the ldtool be was llllcadina and I hill bimlfted hi4ffort with bii lutor. Aaotber volunteer who tutored last ~ wu Nancy · Nickerson. ~ said she ii "lnteres~ed in slow Iamers and ~kt havE dolle It ~)'Way. " • IIUI rcsudloa the su ~uall$rine ctafr, Nickerson said, !'1be people wer~ f•nttutlc, ve.ry oraanlzed and very helpflll:" �:!:!~.:-u::.~:r:·"' $010L.U.- JAI'NU;SE 41yn old. ..... """'" ~,. dWwtce ""'" - - ~ F,_, Od••10 to._ . .....n...,,M,...._,..,. ms ~ ~-CYCLE ----T.. INSURANCE c.-- Fot SEX doeso't make the party, aft ~ on "-!filM m.-....-ec~ut....,... NO ftEJ'UHOS .... ..... ~-· don ftOI """"" ,._~Itt fOf 1/#fY .,..on. •~ • to rtOnMUCII ..,., M (CM' ecauhl*""l), ,,_ thet tl ,.....,.. .,......,.... <Tf!lt Cf\M'" of d.-lo.tv,....,kM (HMr~ $Wild l<J7A VEGA ./Md'lank a llt ~tlltnl 10-25 mpg ~ 66,100 tnt.- Tl,... OOOd +1 1oi'IOWS. Mua1MII, U00/10 611>ti-O D1Srount L1quorS ,IIlli l• and rellforcemen~ realllllabty p~iced fnr oft- MAR- Tl'lete Willi be • meerlng ot mv swl~ ..._ clwb S.turGay. Be hf'lo. &ring lcm of tittw--;'Tl'le Prf'Sidef'lt. campus end dorm parties. THURSDAY H IG ...T Js Pudlttt nithf 1 1 ~ . 6,. CHICKEN Wlf4G for Brisn Rich. MIII~Hwy.., - NC!IOEO tr p~fl'dNte II" tludr connrnlno tHi tvcttt tbout HoiOCIUI I. ,. l " •, ... t ~ ul· I~( 1\ T fOR SALE-Poftabl• lenlth l SO.O f'.COf'd P'•Ytf'. OOoCI tor oorm or Hawc )r'Oo cltec:b4 ottt tiHa NEW GUY - Mr.Taco "•"'· 3248 Main at Heath MA TTitE.Sses 5cw1,. F~• " ' ~ 'tugs IU up, ICt ~ T*t Ill TV ~f.tnd\ u. ~Utt \15 "" Ia cowa1 PORCH SALE ~ ~"-Y t11J Ot'llv 'tOl AY....,.. 1\pt furni~IM'I. WUfttriOfJ!tr. Frlcltt. G0001£S! H pm (rHC.nf f HE KINIC.t ARE KOMJHGI -~·1181 Buy One Super Mr.Taco MOna Rlc:e & Cheese Burrito end get one FREEl FlriOf 'It'-'" ...-.Ciebltl c.tt. Erk llrHOt1 -......._..__, =.T:--;.:,:;:~,,..."!:-.·=. l1QI MMftStorp11Ptn.m«<c.tU.."" with this ad e.p~.... Oct. 3 , ' 10 PAIITIIME $4-$6 per hour potential If you have a pleasant voice and can communicate effec· t lvety. we will train you to work from our office. ·Eggertsville 838·6060 Williamsville .B31·8ZZO O.. E avaiiMit tor temafe INOtnt In I bdrm I.Pt on B•lltY A. .nw, W IO MSC. FIH'nl.n.d Off $1 OMk lno 111 vUIUI" Jnc:lwdrtd In lOw r~t . C..H .,.... . •h..t 6:00pm after to ... c:.JJ IlK· ~- Cl•• ef lutena 111111 fer lefer•at1ea It 111· 3 -. OOLLARS.OFF, • bookJeot - ~ mlk-glr ~~b. ln ... 8\JffMo .,. . tor .,.n_.. et • .s.elf•41dcirftWrd sMntPC'd' b,..., copy. wno ~ ~ -~·~ ~N-¥..... ~•:U 833-1344 SATVIIDAY llml STUDENTS FAVORITE! puonc••.,.,. ,.., ~ c..ll nJ.OtSt I1Y Pliil0FES$10HAL TYf'fH G doftc on CCI'Ttcti"'.s.t.clrlc.fof'•IOOOI.ook C.ll AJrMnalt.Ue FiNALS. WH-.r FttuLS? P.,-ty wilT! J ,.,,.. O.V .'S for fUM) lf\b and •wrt lut"'dtr •• ttw SMferd Mll'llV'OOm~ 1510 Mafn 11. &e m.tt'•. AIO!w. INTEREST IN J OINING A GQEAT FRATERNITY? Come to &u411ea1ner '' tonlghl •nd h•~• a drink with tnt guys f~lf~ are no ,_ •WaiHr Jiins · Dancers • Exotics • Topless 1Ebtuar~ Weltresses · ~ · Comedians ':!fotrl • Entarulners WANTED NOW • catch a Rising Star TALENT AGENCY Rkh * * lU Stohl Rood Over Oft . .~ •"'~v. "'ev tNr .,...lc t'<'bl wtttt Y'N\ 'fOW' 12Mt Good ~ 1n a. LoW " on •twa""' Co¥"' ti..,.,.__ ... sHilltAY ·''"'MCI of ,..,.,rno tot caae !1Mw1 the door, you c.,_ CltUII'tr ft. ~00 Top Varlctla of Subs Home oft he 3-BFoot Party Sub Full Dinner Menu Popular Beers & \Mnes W CUD. Tk\•tt ll011011k:ar, stJOIOoor -- an~ee \.YPINO DONE Clll ,_., ~ Room 1 .5rQW"• S...u . .,_ ,~,. .. ,o,... • TYPING SE.VIC.E Hwth luttMo .Prt:ftnbl-., Clllt..MN• IIOAI, .......... IIOUt:lt 6kA TINQ MRTV ..... ?t 10 om·t .m USA ott If f~• F"lt 8~\~G ~·'t ~S1ff"t R_,,. a ustiRoo ...- ROOTIES PUMP ROOM e.,.,t. e_,_, ,.;~..., MAGICJ FREE ADMISSION DlNO"S BOOC& PIZZA tomorrow. LoY•, Televl1ed on cllble T .V. C1ll 688·0100 for s chedule -eAJ~t:leOAIDIS:._ AA~ bra"" _,.ht to perf- •• -aco..t A~,.. A.~, HY\.C2::Mo MCtet. YOU'f't: mor• wondtrl\11 -~da'f, Tl\1\ b'rtf1dey' Wltl be the besl bY ••, • $H 'f'O\I FEMALE OOORPERSON toe~ IO"t on Ml:lfttJW'I ftltnts from I pm·1 .rn. Mvs.t :=~~~hln, aopty a l ,J - Sept. 28th OPEN· MIKE ..Weklpe: IO : OMiw..Off. lO Cllttoo.nt from Slom• Pil ~ - v...... & Starting Thle SUNDAY 1'10~ F« ~..m ,...,.cv My mva1 be ~JtiM m-'Nre end •bl• fo ~ tv«Y momJno arartiM •• •:oo 1m. _., PJ aonomt. DJV Mal" The closest bicycle store to campuel .... -••, ••••.....r.••• IEO~OOM Mets ., PIIJ Moe.,prf. fre• . . . tiona Ju 31 . f« IIIJ fSS . aOOMMAT. WAHT'I ID CLEAN•Uf' (MINT&:HANCE ...,._, ~ STUDENT UNLIMITED AFTERNOON RACQUETBALL com mitment '"' n... CAll Sf\•ron A,.ARTMI.NT flott REN1 • CO'f~C01r:J-631'J ,.,>01,\. Time 19Pf0Kim attiY 1A F'IAT Rt.m oood. lO mpo, 12~000 mi . MMI'/ ntW l)ertl, C•ll . , . , J 194-JMI every L.Dcm• :S. n.ve I'K.l'tved tometi'!Jno. pint bt u~UI wltn tht\ nmi'SI Mickey Mouse. .:.:.. r ,..,CT S 834-1'727 ............. NIGHT lvllle•W.r~o Tua.c&.Y •• GA.RY, Now fhlt '(OU Nolth Mlln llqu ~ 3223 Mt~ln St. ......, _"""< .......,_ f, 8ullt••ther•s Lodoe. Manv drink. Cs/1 636·2951 and ask f-lll'l,>'.ill''•l I OllUOS? SEX? AOOZE? Cf...._O Mow'~ ..,., to Vff ttw fl'IOif out orf Itt.. F fno WI OCI. 1lh IC)ICI• II, WE DELIVER llu f.•JI.,I I ' ' -H-- 4NSUIIANCE GIHDANCe CliltTEII UUAB has system renl!ls lm COMeT UDD or tiH1 oflw. C..lt •nvttmeat-16.51 ' · CALL 837-2278 SOUND does. •ron. All A.- LATE NIGHT SPECIALS ()pea M"" • S.L I I •• • ~ • S.... 3 - ---------..--._---.---· WoAiooC.O.ToV-..-T-0 .JIId. 834•1919 af.lid... ecnfcel ..... ft. Am '"''' torrr for Jornortno you ~--­ unotrll.tftCI. 1 lulf dOn"f vractt enrmorw "lin. LOW, fot.C. OFF I S2.00 Pltchere of I I·1I Any20" Food Ordal Mlchelob or Millen I ~ food order~ JOS_, I'm '"" to ftl\etl'f WWJ~ YOU • ......, blrthdlyt Low OIWn 1 -· I WITH THIS AD. "tJO OFF The Purcltae of o Neti'BIIcel ovt 1 ,.,.-,.,.. wun If att now. Hope you ••w•n. MV ""'· t'auoov:·lttrll """"I wrl ,...,k.-WNIIIIIU.Ancl,..., k,_wilo 1 lOVe. H• w • nQ •v~ ,...,..,..,., otr.r Velld 1 Aa~.._.. n..... .tt~o w. ..,._ 1 ~-. - ·.. I I wttb llD.tr otr.r' fOOdoelytr- t:soeo c1oe1ee . . ..,......_ ~-. ...... I I I ~-------~---------~ �(I) ,_Cjlijole ?' tfre· day D :· '-='· --' . - . · "lr I told you thet you hed e nfce oody, ., would you hold It egelnst me?" i .· ~ ~ 0 C .Q -.~Groucho ~ar~' Corut ~ Olll<e w~ Ruume lllrlllng lodoy ol 3 p.m. In 7.Jioyos C, T~ at ~:30 p.rn• 1n 7 Hayes C Wedoesdoy at 1 p.m. In U C.perl. Tecltn!q,ou for -tln.IJ effective resume wUI be clltcuutd. Job lntoNieWing Ttdln!q,ou - Y otJ p.m. in 4 Cle1n<N. /\C."A -..,e . m be Ia o Onlvualty ..,.... ot Tlto ~~ore""',,.,. ot _,... - . not u..t o1 d mort--_.,lee - , _ , u 1114 r1fbt10- ol - · 711o Spec:(Nm and .,.._ - ,..,._to.,..., tor-,....... beDud1lftta.,. Mondoy,lftednu4ey Md Frw.y ot - "'-"""'"and · -and dbcussed. announcements CogplU.. Sclenct Gn>up fotmlng frx lnlrxmollenguo~ rel..ed ~lng. C-.a Bob llenn<t 01 837-0699 wetdluloyt.. ln!Vdbdploil>oty group flr>l mHtln9• Tbe c---.. bctYI« (Jrd noor o1 l'llciiMI lloU) 1o oponootlnf(ol'len'• Suppon c....,..llng Group. 1\ny ..... Into-..! In ponlclpollng In .....,, • lf'oup. pl. . . coniAICI Bob Pukolf Tutldoy oc Thurldoy from 9•3 p.m oiiiJI -3737. and ~..-.ng ~ proQram. NOmanagement courHs or buslneu uptritnc:~ In t~ulled. Stgn. fo inLerviews fn !J Haye~ C Mrs.. Meek et831-35J 5 . Minorities tre encouraged ~11fusleo? Group LAgol Servlttl olfoulegolon4 lnf....,otlon to oil 08 ljudtnl&. Open II ·~ p.m. "lolondoy, Thursday ond Frldoy, unUI61'.m . Tt«ldoY end until 7 p.m. Wednesday In 3.0 Squire. Open 1·5 p.m. i'landoy In 177 /0\F1\C, Ellleon. 831 ·227 3. uP Of caJJ IO 'U)ply, tot women slvdeniS or trlends olstudentl who wou~ be wiiUng to partlc;lp,el.e fn a $hort aludy ot memory IH!Ing ~ fldu<:ted In the ... Psychology Dept. If you are lntere"ed flhqndo O• ndolot 831·3079. plea ~t~ contact Hey you·- Want • td$14! ol ttol world work? We need you. Be IJ volunteer. W• hen many oren In which you c.an tell your sktll: be a hal" * "d Crosl vofuntee.r. a macrame wof'kfibop pan.lclpaot. o reading tutor. a companion to elderly lhut·lns. The poulbllhJe• ate endleu. C.all CAC at 113 1 ·3~21 QO "QP by )4S Squire PT Baku.le today tn the 11·5p.m. 1131·)281 . ~ed deniAl wO<Il? The Dtp< ot Behawlc>rol Selene• women who lhl'* they nad de:nt.el worlc; t o parhclpete study of pnlor.n1 r-e:spom;r lo routine den"' I lreetlnotM~ Two (UIIng.s are prcwid•d. Con1a<t Dr. N. Coroi> ••113 1·2164. needs I'M!n OC' m• Ilk~ *'!tilth Sciences Ubraty from Rad.laUon Safdy and RadloJ.sotope Technlq\tf: Seminars Oct. ~N<>•. 17 hom 3-5 p.m. 1~ 246 Cary. FM m«><• Information cell the ~&etk»n Protettion ~ at Chltdre.n from brokt:n and " troubled homu IMdlns broken or troubled llvu need (rlends You con ~lp by calllr>g the &e-1\·Ftlend program at 878-0JJ7 frrxn 1().6 p.m. wutc.day'- and would • TM Writing Ptace Is o r(ee tutodal at.NI« .sponsored by the Unlveristy Lea rning Center . Oraduate: end undergaduele students who are proOc;le.nl ~Mrhen are trained in an lntenslve c:ourJe 10 llelp them dnl with stutleolt1 wrltlng probh:rns on any level, We do not provid e editing or proof·reedlng services. We do provide rupon.slve listeners who con help with the obstocles which otl.a;e ln the dev~opmenl ol any wr1uen 'Vr.lork. Hou11 are weekdoy~ (rom 12-4 p.m . and 6·9 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesday and Thursdoy ~n 336 Baldy, Atto tn 233 Squire on Tuesdays from 6·9 p.m. If their Ia any group who lalnteteated In helping out Wllh thr: Amt'rlcan Red CrMa Bloodmobile, cont.ta Nanc:y l eako •• 8&6 ·7~. 111~1 . 323. Women StudUitl -wt ' " looking . Ot.dultlng Seniors-On l"'ondoy. • rtprosen,.tv~ from lho.School ofl'lonogementQ(Syr.cuseOnlvenl<ywlll bt on campus to inlef'llle• ~udent$ Interested In the MBA "u " OncowutneUMI\n_C:O._l" givenbyDr. G.de Q.. Robk\ of the Scott Po.ler Rc.xa.rC"h tn•ltute today at 3.30 p.m. In 10 t.ptn. opportunit.Ja . "1M "on· VIolent Llberotlan Movement In India ltd by Gondhi" gl..., by Dr. CloMide Welch Wednesday al 7 pJll. In 316 Fillmore, EII-L StnJors •ho arc. going: to go to graduate.- or ptofusSon•l tchool who h.lve not e:ltlbl•shed I rtJHence lihoukl contact M rs. Mack ot831 ·3515or set upon\ppolntment In 3 lily.. c. me ,/ #1\FC at\Hknts-FrH lu\01\e' aub\once '" • II areas of English, Sc:~c end Math In the evening especielly lot" MFC student. ~pply at Sptc:Lal Service. 311 Townund between 5-8 p.m . wtekdays. knlors lntuu-tcd ln ela5hlon are.e.r-ScholershiPJ fot of _.udy 6t lhe.Tobe·Coburn School fOf Fashion Ce rttrs Ltd.. is ,being ofrered. For- ruther 'nfotmation write to Dire.-Q:or of Aclml.sslons, 'fobe· Coburn School for Fashion Careera. 651 Mldl10n I OM yeer COufst Stude.nta-Joln o Foc-.-.dty .S.nt ~ committee. Only ., few poslUof'l ere left. Join now to lnOuenu the drclslons that tfft<'l yQu. lwe~ve. - H- to 0-"• l>loJt o..t ot ur.M glv:, by Crawford Llrltta ()a. 7 e1 8 p.m. In che Katharine Come.lt Thteter. <lay People'• 1\lllance collcdlouse taniglll ., 9 p.m. In 107 Townsend. ''Thclugllta on tlloi!J<parlmonUngSo<XtyM glvtn by Don Campbell OC't. 14 ot 3 p.m In the Kiva Room. S.ldy. ..The St.ductlon of Jo. Tyn•n" Codly at 1 and 9 p.m. In 170 /0\F/\C, Ellicott. tamQrrQw •• 7 an.d 9 In 146 O~ lcndort end Sunday tt 5, 7 and 9 p.m. In the Squlre. p.m. Conrere.nce Theater. New York. NY 10021. 212·879·4644,- meeHngs __~------------ 8tcomc. Involved-apply for coordinator of Ac4dcmk Club1. No e•perlence ~C"euary . Appty et J 11 Talbert. movies, arts &.Jectures _ ___ lfullll Rdoted Cart« Doy Ocl. 20 11om 11 ·2 p,m.ln the Haas Lounge and FUlmore Room , Squire RetK~tivu from VZlious..htalth fedllt.lu w m be on c•mp~s to discuss present and future c.areer 01111dwt.e stu«nts end Knlor.s Interutltd 1.n •tudylne In Scandinavia (Of the 1981.&2 Khool yea, thoutd WT'fte to the Nnerican-Sc.ndlnovlon Foundotlon, 127 Eau 73rd s.,..,, litw Yqok, NY 10021 At( •opf'MHnote atudotnt wbo catfle.d • 3.5 •~u-s~ lor one or both .wmt'ttera of their frclhmen yea r are e:llglble lQ join 1\Jpha lAmbda Delta. a ht.,.,...n acholutoe: hoOol society. The 6udiiM tor •pptk~.t h.n been c.xt•ndcd lo toct.y at-4:30p.m . S\Op ln our olnce et 110 Norton or coli 1136-2807. ..,.. r-..1 ,..~_,, 8odoty al WQmv> Enal-.om..u Ml>ndoy at 7;jo p.m. In 2:06 Furnet. " In tho Realm~ tile Sel\ou" tonight 11 4d0. 7 and 9:30 p.m. In lho Squire Conference Thrtt\er: '"Tunnel Vlaton•• tonight end comorrow at mklnlghtln the Squhe C4'nreref1Ce \ huter. Stlpondtd paslllon. Anti·Repe. Tes.k Force meets Sunday at 5 p.m. In 34.5Squlre.. - Lutheran sc~lces Sunday It I I a.m. In the Jtne Keeler Room, Ellf.cott. 81bl' student tt 10 a.m. before ttrvlcet. Tow~nd. Vete,..na-11 you heYe not l;,.ed in you monthly •lltndan« slip IG< Stptembeo. ptoo.., do so tadoy; Squloe. sports Information - -- --..-- 8ahal Club meets tod,a y al 8 p.m. In Red Jeclcet c:.Jete.r1e, Tadoy: VQI~ball at Mansfield Stole Toumement, PI\; Oolf 01 8oookltO Tl>lmt<lmtn~ R-...H . T""'orrow: F-11 vs. Hobou1. (QIIe~, R_,. ~d. 1:30 p.m.. Soc.,.,. w. Ebtnho- College. llulfalo Socctr Club, 10 a.m, Wrxnen'a Ttnnb va. Canlond s...e. Couns. I p.m.: Crou tountry o< lthocl ~- ,, Baod>oJI o< C.nlslus Col~ l>laadly: Field Hoclloy II S~ (Jnlwrolty; /0\tn'l TfMIJ Ol Connan On~roky. Tuudly: Women's T..,.ll VL St. llonowentun. 1\mherst UB Jllllr.n'a CU'tc.r rnee\$ Sunday et 8 p.m. in 2) I cOmmuter Afl'airs Council meetJ todly ot 3 p.m. In 334 (lay-StudeJllActWUiuCenler..,_nw.. kdoyohom 10-6 p.m. In 311 Squire. lteoaur. . IIICiude peope... boalu and rcferr.lL EIII<O<t. 1\Jplta Sltlma Alpha wiN nQI ~ thb ....J<tnd due 10 ln.U.Uans. 1\ny quation <WI Down 11 636-S34~. Della S~tma PI - · lht dlat>ltt P4117 tonlghlat e p.m. In :!R'Sqlllre. I\JI Inte<uled-. majors arellwtled. SoOll E><peoioftco Mli!latry p.m. In lhe IO¥o ~. ~- oteit_.,_ at Oonc:OI"s '!odlshop metllng- .Mu doss tadoy o< 3;30 • 7 p.m. In 161 - .,.,_••udy ln._ _ _ _ _ ~ .. locle St»ccrtnt Autl. DldcndlJr!MntX. ll)f.ot'b tomorrow at 5-.30 p.m. In 29 7 p.m. In 2Q Squirt. p.m. ...... - - - - 2. twv.nlt)' ....... 1o - .... ... - lunfto,,. Couns, 4 p.~n. Hotllo:nk S - 1 IIssa. meecs Sundoy at 4:30 p.m. In Squirt. Ek<tlon.,.dU be hold. ' ...... ~ llllftlotJy - l p MrVIU Sunday II~ eou "nme Allot Time" S.1urdoy •• 4:30, 7 •nd 9:30 In Ill<> Sqvlro Canfelence Theater and Sunday 11 4:30, 7 end 9-.30 In the Woldman TM•ttt. Monon, . . and ~u '" * - In _...lng I« 1hoo aound commh-. ""- -· ~ · l'td< All' on lf'PIIcotlan 01 106 ~ Stadalt Assn. , _ . IOdoy •• 6-.JO p.m. 1n 260SquiA:. I SA Tud!lng Awor( c:om...ntet m. .b Thursday lrl Ill Talben. '• Women'• ba akctba ll team preseason conditlonlngSHOiano doll)' at 3:30 p.m. In 4 .C:.Irk hall Tryout6 In OC'tabor. Datos wlU be OMGimcod. C~tacl Cooch Undo O'Oonntll lor lTI<ft lnl.,..,.tlan. LAim wllorcyour money goes-Scb.......utu.Sill OW , . . _ . . . . , _ ..Ul ~ couaaeling aerlce at ....._....._ 40 c.pon lllvd. Call~·~ far ll!\1'•. ~ .W. Ro<hskeUar. _....., ClenNon Aul meecsWodnncloy at 3 p.m. In lo loaklng fQ' Mad !Ius aj~Uins ond bu><opqlns. Stop 1ft 7 Sq•lro ond. !Ill aut on application. Roller SMtlng Pal\)/ 11 ~~~on Nl-o Falls Blvd. /olondot from 10.1 un• Tlcke,. ayO\Iable 11 Clio Sid ClUb olfklt. 7 Squl,.,• ...:....., .... 01-.ll ... lilllol- Sundoy .. f ilii ~ E,ollon ~ Sunday oc 7 p.m. In 2J4 ' SqoJr., <ll -lft&on f'"'Cllce tonlglll 11 7 p.m. ln 0.111 Gym. Far tT>Ote ln!Qrmat~ aoll DO 'II _,9-3049• ................ . . . . .1 ' • 1- # 11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v31n14 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 28 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8131c10b2393d55b64836331bfa19da0.pdf bfa5c984536c18e681d5e3d65f716f6d PDF Text Text Fin_al battles over I credit prize by Still Gooddllld IW,. EdfiM Three revs area iu inlrOdLlC'tion co tht Uru"md)' community, tbe mucb-<lisaw<d Sprinaa R<p<>n 1r rudy for 1 ftnal itopkmmtllion. Only tbe complctJon or fht P.'itcbti from four crcdit-hOun 10 cb.rft credit· houn in some counc:s remains. In ID AUJUSt m<mo addr<SS<d IO Vic< Pmi«nl for Aadtmi< Afflin Roben Rossbera, Division of Undrranduate Educalion (DUEl Dean John Peradouo outlined those courRS to th~ DUE Curriculum Commjucc recommended unde:rao the change:, The ..Dean "however, did not tha1 di1111iJnN Oepartmtols could request a hearlna to provfdr lhC' DUE Curriculum Committee rtcomm~ds co prov'dc ''fVI1ht.r justification" ~-by itf course should bt "alucd ., rour cudiu. Many of th< D<!>anmcnu thll had courws aff...~cd by tb.Sprinccr Repon have bquo 10 mc:t"O thu Willi tb< commiucc. Others ha~ alrady foll&ht. and won, tb< baub to offer four c:mlit <DON<>. Til< b..., untii' No~ber I 10 submit thot ,...,t _ o..,...tm•:nts ant ascummu. ' lAid t o - · '' h is our hopr rh~ once a rtc:ommmd.lltOn is aard .on." Padono wnxc, "tho: Spnna<t Rrpor1 may rinally b< laid 10 rest." Thus. full implerncntauon should b< completed by September of 1981. In 1917, the facuhy Scna1e Commilltc on CutrK"ulllr Stn;cturc-lhc Sprioger Rcpon-rrcommcndt'd th.,_l tht Unlvershy move 10 review h~ 11ructure o.nd tndorsc the. three credillthrct ('Qnta.ct~huur cuur.KS b rhc . aandatd for UB. The ..,. )t.u, thai Vice Prcoickm for Aa4mric AfrlUl Ronald Bunn. called ra< u e.wnutatioo or all credit hours to c:odna. Peradotto's mc:mo abo CCftUim his lntrrpraadoo of the Sprinscr itepon's itopl<m<ntllion IUUuJ<. &> he fwcs toaohtt the looa history or the "'.....,.,. In Phmc I, the 0..0 t<m&rks, til< tmplcmenudon commlltec conccnaratc-d on the contact/ crecUt equl\'lll<ncy illue IIJid O<t a Fall 1979 lmplttneruation assl..,... daJc. Phase II. Pcrado11o continued, led 10 the problems :and dirrtcuJtid involved with dollna out cXCfl)lioos to the rule for dcpanmtnt$ Who had u:quCi,cci prcfcrtlltbltttatmtt~t. ''Many academic dcpanmenr~, however, v.·crc lax in rcponina and Pcradouo ~ rorc«< to ask Uoivttsky President Robcn L. Kcu~_,_o \ delay lmptemcm-..1ton ont> )'tar. ro Stpccmbcr t981. K<ll<t and th< Facolty S..aJ< ~~feed •uh th< Dan ODd Sprlf\&CT was del•~~od for onco year . Dtpnaion• To Ptadono. 1hc delay meant th.at not Oftl\' vrovld dcpanmaus hne mOf"c tfme 10 PfC'S)etC thrir justiroation>, but th<y would h< mon: <at<flllly by the DUE Curriculor C.O.,m•ll«. In addhiOo, the- Dean aplatncd, UB ' '- ·oukl not ba'£ to bc.ar the fuR wti&ht o( IIAO dt-prn)lt<t r:nrotl.mcm "••abed c-((ms as ontt." He llabdtd the t•-o dftcu u the "srntdflllh<t daUS<"-which alto"' <IUdenu alr<ady mroiJcd in the Uni\lt!TSil)' at the cimr .rnph:mnuadon. or Springer to rcma.nunarfl:clc-d- and the- lmdtocy PeradOIIO found IOWard [X~nments 10 undcrmruiJ or ~t:ajn a.rc:as. wednesday Vol. 31, No. 13/SUNY at...,alo/ 24 Saplember 1180 diatrtbu....,.. lot.N Uftkotts-"ty ~ii&IRH OMeopf ,_. ~ UB in 1980: a year of key issues and crucial decisions by Eltna Catans EdiloN•·C~i(/ ThJr. acadanic yur .uancb to be atnon.a 1he tou,&hera and mou interesting UR b .. dealt whh in a deqde Put deci&Jons made on acadc.mk: J)fannJna and poltoy may dash with ne-w directioru. IPUrYed by the f'COIJ-Omic restraintS promised for the 19SOs. • For th< PaJ1 Ovc Y<Ots tbls UnlY<fsily bas •oi«d concern O\tr the impmdina doom restricted rundina will have on public hfahn educadoo. Each year .. bud&ct time rolled around, lh< u rdl hard on JKO.,...... And annually, u tb< cuu incrascd, UB tal~ed more CODdidly about rctm~<hmmt and stifled d<penmm". But 1101 •••n 1.u1 Sprina dic110p Jevd us. Stat< U1Uvamy of Nno YO<k (SUI'IY) and ~ York S'W< officials openly d«<at< !hat pvblic 1\iah<r education would faa a serious, and possibly dam-.Jna chlll<na< .,.., tb< O<lQ five years. Nc"<f befon: had th< 5411< openly told UB to stop Cl}ina tbe bud&tt blues and Wltll thll fundi would h< danJcrously tiaht man or che d«adc. t Muctr Plan ror hi&he:r education was released by the Board of Rca<nl;. ln tha1. the Rcaenn ap~ to.thow rmanciaJ ravoritim' 1oward private lrucltutiont and indicated fundi nJ nltctia wMeh moy work a&&1nll SUNY. • Th<r<fO<e, this ycar·Sbould silo"' how firm SUNY Rands In the h[&}1et C"ctUcatJoo arena. The comllctlrfon fn tht pall h.u CUI the public 1.)'1tcm shon and lefc UB t1amorins (or llrc ~u ppon . The Nscmbay and SMite races: tn No.,cmbcr wall hl'tC au errm 6n SUNY'• future. Wbik $Om< loall lepslltO<S h••• b«n panicularly mponsi\eto UB's need>. other have btdd<n behind P<omix>. • Assemblyman John Shcff<t has r.-peatcdly 11~m 1 hard- stand to k«p UB pr(IJialiU funnion•n& State Smacor Walter J. flo.n supponed ahc 1u.kion hlkt wtUttt •aaaed SI SO more por year onto SUNY tuition He oiJo. howc'\Cf. su.ppontd 1hc move co rCS&orc- runds nn out of the SUNY buda<l by Govemor Huah L Care,~. Thh year. mon: lhan cvu before, SUNY will hive- 10 usc cltatd O(fteiaJS IO rally for public st'L.10t 'UpDQrl. lr indlvidoal ea.rnpu.scs seck promisu from 1hc candidatn befor< th< Sprlna lllld the budge~ prodtlCed lh<n may b< a liule tllltr 10 deal whh. Analysis .... . and a chance that students wa face another hike this year, SUNY is losing its claim of"a(fordable education. "' So wbll< 11111 rcdina fr<>m Ill< """ itoposcd when th< 1980-8 I E_.cutlve Bud&<! was Introduced, thlr Univ,..si;y can label u lu primary c:onccra ror this )a[ the new budao Governor Huah L. Cart Y. will lntrocluet in March : As UB S<lfches ror I vision DOl bathed in &)oom, ~ rniiIIW IIW will be bound by On&Ddal c:onstninu and sllllpcd by its raponS< 10 those. Blu the re&l ptvotal pomt W111 be SUNY's commit mml to UB. Now thltlh< piJittn or ti&hl<f budgm u <kat. SUNY wall hlvt' 10 make- c'hoi<U. Wdl il Itt IM U'f\j\Hsit1 Ct'ntn tft Buflalo ,...ch fUifillm<ntT Wtll it pump in mou&h funds 10 stop th< uoclus or fiR< prof<$00rs! wm it pm..,. "'..,..,... from bdna auued'l" • This )a[ SUNY may hi\< to Jive mon smous coruid<ration to closiQ& -akcr ampu>cs and applyina tb< sawd rnooey co ochers _,.,h_morr poeeruial, Tbat sotution 10 buda<t "O<S tw b«n raised annuallY; but bridly dis<ussal. T'M' budctt thai comn down for 1981-82 may prove that that's a viable alttrnaaive.. As the pool of coll<J<·aaed youth d«:r<11Ja and th< Rcamu pl.oes lncrcasin& cmpbasis oo mrollmenr nauru for fundlna, compcthion within 5«:tOH as well as a.mon1 chc.m wiU arow ncrc:e. Un.ivc:rlhks Wi.U ba•ff to rund ways 10 lure students. for the privaae sector. driva in tht. PUI have b«n v(aorou.1 and larady more succ:asfuJ than tbosc undenakcn by th< public >«tor. SUNY's biJJOU ldvantag< so f11 bas b«n iu low tuition. But with tb< SISO hike ito,poscd on lb< Slat< S)'SI<m in 1979. and a JOOd ell~ that studmu will ,._ anochtt h•ke •hb jour, SUNY Is losina iu daim of ..affordable educauon:· A..........,.lletll< A_A..._,.Piu Hi&ltliahtin' SUNY's An1UJ< to~ money ow of tb< S<ate will h< its llectl< wltb another P,.blic II)Siall, the City Unl-y of New Ya<t (CUNY) and 'tb< privau SO<tor. The Olll'lin& d<blle over iua wh<r< tb< S<atc's aJDJmitm<nl lies .. adnlinlstrat!H$ reallx tbol "'..,..,. will h< auned ir cuu &r< d<alt 101dy ..:cordioa to eruollmaus. The te,~ to formina 1 new ..vision.. lddressini this ideo will h< lh< piled momeruum early this month wllctl 1 clrafi for tb< Aud<mic:s II tlw Uoivcnily Jbollld diana< dt&Siially tbl> J "'Academics ... should change drastically this year as administrators realize that programs will be gutted if cuts are dealt according to enrollments. " Tlm Uttiv~nity is a casr study of failed auanpu to form aa drcah·~ plan~•hich bluqwints the: mstnurton"s JIO-th. After or ) 'uti tC'pQiled failures a fromuLI for cvalu:adnJ prOpmn was Kt an 1.971 by Lbcn Y.c-e Presidmt for Actdaruc: Alfain. (IIPAA) Ronald Bunn. The controvers:t.J aatancnt OtJIIincd prot,ranu •tuda "OUid h< nourUh<d. which wollld C>iJt 11 Mlbl< levels or suppon and which would ha:vc: to 1.1rophy. Provarru with blah enrollmcnt.s, Enalne<rina and pardcultrly Manascmcnl. Architmur<, would ,., trarufusiont. Outside rcsea.rc.h ara.nlJ woukl providco "arowth money" ror lower priority proara.nu. Tlmco. ho-.·evn-. has shown lhar no Pf011&m can req)Ond to rtprarrd cut). Waminas thai the budacu will not btcomc mO<< amcrous 11< a sianalthat low priorilics-sucb a. Aru II !Arcrs, Sodal Sciences and The Colks<s- wllln«d r<n<"ed ~<uppon which can only come throuah more baJ.anct'CI rttrmc:hman ~ Wi1b Rob<n Rosobq's .....WOO into tb< VPAA pos1 tlw )a[, UB has 1 S<ClOCid ch&n<t to form an ICadmUc: plan to mah with tb< lr<Dds and..,.,.... or tb< 1980>. The Uoh..nity can mtcr tbe 1981-IZacadanic )a[ wilh a dar .;...of the plllu b sbollld follow. Witb RoubcJJ"s conuniuDcru 10 a~ least review dtc 0&•--s of the 8uM plan, aqlcclcd PIOVIDU slloWd sound tbdr AudanicPian. Inside: Happy AMiolersory- P. 3 1Hard labor- P· 9 / 'Discovery'-P. I3-15 I Local boy malces rood-:-P. I 7 , Law. lh< rkbat h.D.\'C' -~l!llll.ltO- ..... l-- �l ~ Future·. ~--·- 1 dllcoat•. AllllooiP lllc Aaldcmlc Plu Is alw~~YS opoken or ~ in rhetoriCol cams, ic II ....,.lially a fonnola for fUDdiQa. i From It, dqionm«GU wiD be able to set lona.._ ~·· I c-rt~..-.- - t . Alfeclioa ~ plaruUQa wiD be tbe Uolvmity's g. commitment to Ocacrarl!diiCOIJoo. Witb lllc realization that Jl U..tlbcnl ronruoru.. l~baveeodod _,ewbat ID rollon, ~ ooadcmia is sbift!Da 1u rava< to a brOIIdcr view ~r edt>Calloo " wbiob \bat sraduat.. will read, write, ..Wyze and critiq"" iafono.ation 8deq~. "Ocacral Education" bas I ~ ~ become !be catcb·atll:olution for lllc failures or. narrowly foeused educatM>n. Since ltnpkmematlon bepo on campu~lut year, Gen Ed bas met numerous o'*-cles. Uolvmity Praideot Roben L. Keuc:r bas oow asked for a reaffiQJtat.ioo of ioterat in it. Hence, the upcomina m011ths wiU see renewed debate on the !~';'~~~:::"ror it is upbdd, u it mostllkdy will be, the wriakl'" wiD be ironed out and the seeond half of this ~ year should seelfllU• ldto effttt. 1be key to Ibis is pultin1 one person out of _the coterie of concerned faculty m<mb<n and odminislraton who will mnd at the project's ahead and dir«tlon is rbe most ilpponaat sense . this helm. • Ketter mllbt be io the best position to assume thal pool. He · Uftivmity IIO<ds • .Acaden!JC and ftsoal manaaemeut wiU lolows where the resourees wiD be and be wiU be able 10 require cnatlvity and innovation' '""' truic:st test or !be m&ndltc-dun.. He bas no1, however, shown more than verbal President may come.or his own doioa and hilblilht 1~1 Juppon for Gen Ed and it is not llkdy that~· can be forced 10 administratiVe operations. play commander. HopefuUy, !be. lessons learned last year on For studmu, the bill<'t challenge will be malntainiD& implemcnlation wiJJ alfow c.h c Task Foret" treated to assist rilbts earned in the 1970s. This year started orr with the rflat.- to combiJ. obstacles more. readily. t HamJ&n memo wllicb, addressiDJ Student Mandatory Fees, implied that student decisions ean be ovenumed·and student Capo. ,_...adoo power usurped. Anothor polentt.lly positive prospect fO( UB this )'eat IS With campU!a comparing laraclY quiC'I and Sludmu Ketter's proposed reorpniz:tion ofhiah adminsararivc ofr~ees. seemingly apal/1etic, adniinistrations may try 10 briDJ power Acc:ordina to the plan, the Executive Vice Presideur's baek into their hands. Tbe Harripn memo may have even poJitions would be eliminated and repi.Oed with one for an been a test batloon. It was, however, met with suong administrati-ve Vice Presidmc. the- perso'n in thaa position opposilion from the Student Assoclati~ of the State owouill receive and aC'I upon reports . _ many or the University (SASU) and 51Udent aovemmCSOW!hroulbout the computer-oriented divisions such as the Office or Admissions SLAte. I( administrators for«: a conrrontation. the· student a: Records. leaders of lhe 1980s appear ascute enoll&h to play an active "The shift if carried through1 might'alow Ketter to concentrate less on day-to..<Jay affairs ond put more time ilto long-term planning ond policy decision. It could deprive him of ony excuses for not tackHng problems Universily members feel he needs to address." .-ole. "But with the s ISO hike imposed on the s~ system in 1979, ond 0 choncethotstudents will face another hike this yeor.-SUNY is losing itscloim of"affordableeducation, •" MaiMiatOI')' I ra .~ Despite any limitations of the Hlll'Tip.o memo may pl..,. on ttudent power, the doeumear came in response to a question obat wiD peak later on thl$ year. ·Annuati_y Jt~dmu have voiced coocem that their mandatory fee money is misusc<l . . And realllarly, ease poiniS are cited. This year, as mandated by the Trw~ees on a four·year ··- basis, campuses oqoss the State have to vote on • hether !beY \W'&l\l to contin·u~ mandatory fees. 1n view of the p~ ~~~. '1\lJ it is not unrealiltic 10 tXpcCI that tbc pnodl"'E ·be threatened. 'The questions haw been ICrious. uQ jUJt last year, UB Sludcnts defeated a proposal to in<rcase the rees from $70 to S15 with apotbet $3 increment in-1982. Even i( th~ fee: continues, but srudtnts refuse to increast it, clutn wUI be hard hit. They have already ~ued that $500 does ao quite as f11 as 11 us¢ to. Chances are that eampup Will try to iron OUI the problems with the fees early in tbe year, They may tlack dbwn on abuses and make studmu comfonable with endorsin& their O>istence. Tb< fltll referet)dum wiU probably .come this , semest<T so if il5 defeated, another can be hdd io the St>rlna. Atbloti< foadtoa Tbc UB Athlcllc Department and the ScU4m1 Association hctt YtiU ban to sec aside some time for neaot1ations this ytar to deddc fundina. A foiiT·)'ear ..reement slvina Athletics $1.47,000 annually w111 havelo be rcneaotiated. • Meanwhile, annual, on'80ina- isJues Hie f!Jhtlna for Amherst consttuetioo, watchioa !be Main Str<e~ Campw 'evolve: inro a.n Health Sciences cauer and ~Una for Sludent n,., discussions may DO<. ao so m>oothly, Alhletia Will space on the.nonb <amP,us will r<maio. araue that a rundina increase is n........-y for a qualjly . Eac:ll year the University seems to be II a croaroads. II proaram. n,., Scudcnt Assodatlon will h'ave to c:oruider the conswtly cxperieoces ne"' c:hallenaes, defeats and successes. COil of the new fieldhouse to the athletic progam. But it will HopefuUy 1980-81 will see a oew vision, albeit adaplnd 10 !be also remember problems that otber aroups have had securing restrainu we've come ro eXpect. Oark H'a!l for spedal fuoctioDJ, the current Tille IX suit ·on Since i973 Whtn fhe State bepn fmO!IdaUy CUiliDJ the Tbe sbln, If allow Ketler oo OODc:mtr&le lest oo dly-t<HIQ and puo more time Into lollg-teno planftiria·U<I poil¢y clocilloDs. ll•eould oho ckpri~ behalf or the 's !>owiiDJ team and • <aSO last year or ~ or many .....,., ror t~ina prilblenis Un!W:rs!IJ embez:ilan<DI. ' nxmberf fed be -.lf._IO IIOidtm. • Tbe built-in cbeek on iny deal n<aotlated will be the "Witb UB r.cJaa shrinkioa, raourca, hard dc:cislo~ lie • 11uderu body VOk o.n whether t~ app ve an llf1'IIIIIC'IIlt. ,.-;::;;_:--"?.:::-=-~--,,...,Jq educational .system whkh Was onet its pride, it5 ii\Aitution! ~'<$ponded. Now, wo lolow well wbauo ""l'lCO· New ideas~ fiAally beailllliDJ and changes that Will be made this year, may Jee SU!<fY, and UB, dealina creativefy with fu eodstence. ~--~--~---------------. BOB&DON'S 6'56 Millersport Hwy (at ggert) ~e too Top Varieties o t Subs Home of the 34Uoo.t Part)' Sub -. full Dinner Menu P~~rs &. Wines . Late NIPt ' _ Open Mon-Sa! 1 I ~!JI.ft\ldnlght ""1!\........... ,. _ .. """'*-...VAUD ....,.....ANY1111E ..... ,.....~a1 . 1- C..8J4..1919 · i---------y~--------· 1 I 11 I I zo,.., ..,....... ,.....&.. 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Col Army"-~ 868·11560 i c..r: ::::ws::u Mt....IA,..on~ ~ JIC:kets. .\.....a. n.m - d . 5L • . . . . . .... ~ ~ ~~--~--~~~~~~~~e~~p~P~oc~u~~~~~~~~~~~aa•f i ANDREW YOUNG Former U.S. Ambassador to tbe Uaited Nations & renowned Civil Rigbts Leader WILL BE SPEAKING ON· CAMPUS CHECKI ..O THE FACTS! Womeft•s SNd&ea Col. . 1tudMtt Al1.an Hk*l (l•tO snd Unda Sud.tno foot. O""f I OfM p.lflllf'a at the Coltep'l WI_,.., AM!"!Ue off!«. WOtMn'• StlildiN 11 ~ttng ll1 '-'th ·~I~ s..nett.J. DATE:~uesday. Sept. 30th TIME: 8:00 pm PLACE: Clark Gym TICKETS: $2/students - $3/all others by O.borala Boadoll Sp«t""" Slof/ Writ« Women's Studies College (WSC) i& celebrating a mile•tone-its tenth annlvenary. The College bas greatly matured durin& a decade of nru&&lc and growth, according to Co-coord;nator Nancy Savoy, who said thai upcoming plans call for a brand pew Third World Women's S!\Jdics program and a campaign to become a regular department of the University, offering its own Bachelor of Arts degree. Through the efforts of students and facully and wi1h the help of women from the community, WSC was born in 1970. It was a time when "students were demanding women's studies." says Alison Hicks, one of four part·time staff workets at the College. Ten years may S«m like no great achievement since many departments here have been in existence for at least tiJII.t long, ''But for us it's e.xcitin& because there are so few women's studies departments that have been 111oond for so long," Hicks said. State University of New York (SUNY) budget cuts and the off. campus location of the College hav,c hindeted but not destroyed the CoUcge, •ccording to 1ltird World Women's Studies Coordinator, Ana Hildaao. "Throughout ten years we've been fighting to stay alive" declared Hildago. "We're proud that we've survived and we'regrowin.a !'' .AVAILABLE AT-THE SQUIRE HAil TICKET OFFICE (ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR) Sponsored by BSU. SA Speaker s Bureau. SA International Affairs. ·UUAB. GSA. & f riends Professloaal women The Third World Women's Studies program was created "In rcsponse to the needs or the students in the University," she el{plalned. The main goals of the program are to prepare new courses ·on Third World women and to Institute prograus which will work closely with Third World groups. Hildago is currently --c::&W'Itm-:t 01'1 0151' tl- orr.ampw: Midlad 8t«t>< H. Hoahi Stew: Kaplan Oabtiel Toubia CotlceoMI:Catthy S. Venc:l'lDOdcr Michod Ollb<rl Wlllocrfmdt tcim WU10n Doa Alofm OlriKdtkT A. Bea~~ebamp S. M. P~lmWicr T. M - e Joba lea"'DS ·---------I 0/fer good uMJI Oct. JO, 'to �.~ l..ecturer ' J Comell political analyst M~nning Marable to_speak i ~,..;.A...,..... lfltn,_ s..g Writ... • - I Buffalo Black Hisloric:al Society, aprCSI<d &reat intertSt wilb Marable's appearance tbb w~ . !'Tor~ Mamllna toWable, wbo will be appcarfna tomonowM.UB itcoo cemecllbataarowiQanamberof • 42 votert rmd it COIIvcnieot to separate moral bdiefa ~ from polltkal luua. "&cau.. of !be effec:u that politits bas on day to day life.'' saJd Marable, "it is impossible to live ~ wilbout politlct. The effec:u arc takina place all of !be time-wbal we work, when we sOcialize and when we limply live." He deems it "oecesoary to modern civiliudon 110 people focus on. wba1 is bappenina arou.od and to them." Marabl< will speak tomotTow It 3:45 p.m. in Ditfmdorf Hall, and apia at 8 p.m. II tbt Norlb J<ffmon Ubrary located all32 E. Ulica. Strea about " Martin Luther Kina. Jr. and Tho P olitics of Non· V'IOient Reform ." Marable aarees in. many respects with the late Civil Rlahcs leader, maintainiJll that Kina "arew" both socially and politically. "But be made miltakes just like any man, because he was a mortal," Marable explained. " Yet, be learned," added the social theorist, "just as we cari learn by simply pulling our interests in the riaht direction. " . Currently, Marable serves as a Senior Research Associate· or Hisrory a nd PoHtical Economy at the African Studies and Research Center at Cornell f Tlolnl ~ per()' "Rqardless of qreemeot or DOt wilb Manning Marable," noted fordham, "I not only think it would be interesting to bear whit be says, but I 81110 bdievelt will spark direct mcttlvatlon lnlo lboae who take me Ume to limn to blm." Fordham aarees wilb Marable , that lbere it a "sbifi" takina place In black society. "Many people ate droppina from the Oanocratic Panybullbeyaren'taec:es&arUyJoininathe Republican Pany." A third politlc:al party, Marable stressed, C81lliOt and bas 001 been easily dismissed. Marablo1s a senior officer in lb< newly formed National Black Politic:al Pany. Associat< Profossor of HlJtory Ellen DuBois also looks fO<Ward to Marable's presentation Thursday. " I share in bis beliefs in an independent political - be.!<: outside the two party system," declared DuBois, "paniai!Miy the Oanoeratic Party." DuBois believes ..,, If polili<l." "!be oCmocntic Party has taken the votes of blacks and other disadvantaaed miooritits for aranted." She University. He writes a nationally syndicated political also strased thelmponancc of Marable's appearance. column, "From The Grassroots," which is published "I think- what he talks about is important," she in 11 0 newspapers and journals. He is also Exeeutivo emphasized\ " not only to blacks, but to women and Editor or "Th• Block Ag~ndo," and an Executive any progressive movement In society. I'm happy he's Officer qf the National Black Political Assembly. comina to Buffalo to set tho dlancc to talk with the Professor Monroe Fordham, a member of the pcoplt in !be U"!!ersity an~ the corbmunity. ""-•lblo,.- ..,,...,, · Andrew Young at UB .. Former United N&lions Ambassador Andrew Younc will spiak a1 \JB Tuesday night in Oarl: Gym on lbt Main Strea Campus. Sponsored jointly by !be Blac:k Student-Union (BSU) and the Student Association Speakers Bureau, Youna will appear at 8 p.m. for an expected two hour address, and question and answer period. Youna, former U N Ambassador under President J:artu, was ousted from that Spot after a public furor resulted from some-of his statements on Middle lle$1 ACfairs. Youna had been active in the Civil Riahts movement for almost 20 years P'revious to that: earning a repuwion for his candor. Youna's appearancc will bigblistlt the first time BSU .0d the Speakers Bureau have teamed up for such an event. r~ekcts for the lecture-Y!lllllJ'• only appearancc in this area- are n for studmts and S3 for aD otbers. Rm 355 Squire Hall Monday • Friday 9 am· 5' pm ~a~t~~~~*~~~ ........... LifE WOIISIIOPS ---..... . ~- _, . ,.,_,.._• .-_ ..,_._...,.....,.,. _,.... ..................w-.w......-s. .... ............ ~ ... ......... ~ 1iiiiii ,.IIOIIIMJ _ ....... _,,.., ..... ._., ... ....... _,__,. ,.... ....... OrLI · . .. It '7. . . . . . --.·..--....Ora. I . . . _ ..._ -·-·-· .. . ... .. ...-.. .,., ---. Mf . ... . . ~ · ··Cid.l• f....... ~-/.111.\ ~· ­ HI . . . ,_ , _,- ._.. .,..,. ....., ~ ...... TODAY Is ~ the last clay to r• . .,.,. ..••·all• .... .!!!!!llU. ~--.-• S.IS -OrLt , ...,.. VOTE ....-· frHI 10 •• to 1 :00,.. at ....... .~ ~.,~ ~a.- i.ellliiilitteewauwis) ~~· @\\ -.... /· ~ \. CIIT OGT I YOTII �, Governor's resident False fire alarm ends in arrest lon C. Hcsslop, a 21 J<llT-<lld Govu-nor's rcaick:nc was urelted by UB Public Safety officon lUI ""<Ckc:nd for Pllllilli a fll« alarm ill the EWoou Complex. The incid<nl ,. OCCUlTed in Fa!Jo Builditta Five on tho third noc.-, &<COtclioc to a Publk Safety S~><>kcoman. Heulop, r<ponedly under the r~n~ of ale. .ol, ..... taken 10 Publk Safety hcaclquanm whcr• he was cllaracd wllh tho orr..... Tbe arrattna o~f~ten proc«ded to lake him to the Amherst town jail where Hcsslop Trials of the victims; the aftermath of rape bt ,ock H.U.¥ta Fr~Jiurt £ditCH rear ViOIGX'IC more than so.," Jht Rlld. "h Is not • JCXU&I crime,lt b a ''Oh, ao wbac'J" Is the mtitude of vfoltnt one, the U if I man men to~ard t rape. reporra wu brutally OSSiuhed." added Revcrc.nd John A. Kamatu, Arlene 8unows. Executive Dirmor Director or The Weile-r or tbt PsythotogicaJ Services Foundation. Rfporu or rt,pe act C<n!er. fO<'US<d oa the auai._ot; tb< victim In the - · months, and oft<n bc<om.. another 11atisdc and the )'<IrS a/In the IUoclt, I - b s<aR:b 1"0 Oft fO< the ,..p;a, "IU flllcd with (ear, "ll rally Foraoucn"' the wotiW'I wllo, aRcr tn. . - wotiW'I," aplaioed sumvl"' the ltauma of lite lltack, K..amaru. "'They're loin& to be m... th<n roc:c • cliffiC'Ult period of 'ri&htcncd or mm,'" be .said. ''Tbrir IUijuJUncr1l thll u frouahl wilh whole trust in people: iJ shauered," same rcu. isolallon. alltoalton. auilt, IU\d onen lon or understanding or her womanhood. • The tlmt: or rc~adjustmcnt can last ror )'el.ls-JOmd.imc:J an entire lifetime. The mcntll injury of rape Is severo. R«ovny il difflCillt and '" some cuc1. impossible . Accordiroa to PfYd>oloaisU, thCT< b no one prcdlcuble rACtion-thc lypes of ps)'CIIolollal darna&• wr'U vary rrom one woman to the next. AcC'Ordlna to Kamaras. a basic reaction to rap¢ ~ thai .. ,.ve e•r.<rien«d vto1mce an my lire: 1 lllhollah ho aclcled that individuals re.attions vary. Ht noted. thiJ. ra:pc is a violent aa, not a sex act and that maoy women f<d that aa act or violence has bn11 committed . Oorotl>J B. Adcml, Chi ef Paycboloa•st at the Drop· ln CounJdl"' Ccnln aarecs. "Thct - llikWI expe:rie.oc:e is a ptOblan cliff'IC'Ult to deal with. "They've oa:cpted the faa thai 'If Sl3.18 US 9.ri U9 7.98 7.98_ 5.49 5.49 8.18 7.98 6.39 Ut UJ . . . . . . . . 1 ..,. ......... Girt" U8 U9 ua Ut . . . . _. . ___ w llaJ, ...., lien! [--~------------------ • ~..-~ . ..... ......,~ I • ....,_ .,._ * -....so..' • -eo-. II I I -u.-u. .,.,.._....,._..,. .,..,_ ___ .... <>Ptaiocd. tnany •ocnc:a lUI 7.J8 J SlCIOO,th< Publk Safety spot....,ant idcntlllcd the unrelllstie JUUt th•t 7.98 U8 .--T- removed (rom the balls." Hesslop rould abo Cact up ro one )'Qr IJI jaiJ &ncl/ot a fine or OVtr Many women fU>d ~ di1TI<1llt to continue relationships with ... ianlficenr .. male- n,uru (hwblnds or boyfriends). ORen. a r•pt wiU lead to divorce . ''Hwblndl dlvor<c their wives as II they're damqed' or somethllli," uid Adcma . Kamuas abo 5.49 5.49 U9 1-. "AMi.V"-..." he can be eltptlled from lhe dormilorin. "If the faet> hold up.' 1 Boyce sajd, "the end rault will most likely b< chat he is rq>Ortod. Peadlel ~ IW " Wri tile Wait" Ehia eo.e.Do .,...., ....__.. Stne F..-rt "Uitle Stne onit" n..,.... ... "'Ms.., a-" 1'"'riPM1 5 t d" n. 1icMr4 ~'Grwp ......... s.- lOJ lype of harm to e&mPUl ftn: enouah womm ~ even afraid or ws.-... ~ 14M" Wwt , .... "0.1" tile J.SZ'• "W'.W Plaet" •IIIla card, affirminA lilac ifho doa thdr hUlbtln<ls or boyfric:ncls." Bunows reporu thai it can have lifetime dfocu. "II •litl is In bad nn01io<lll .shape it can pum hn o.... the ..,... wls do end up "' psychiatrlc hospit&h, .... s he Guy N - .,......... I II .... ..,,._ I .-..~.--.-- I -.-..-.a...;.J-1 ..,.., _ _ ... ___ ..,,_ ,..._.~I ·-------~-------------~ r-------.; ,. .,. -. ___. 1)'11<ml, 11 SAU 1 Oass A misdcm<10or. He wu oble fi~~r-l'll 10 po" the $200 baU and "'Ill foce utll 11 a date not yet detcnninod. Heulop's praot mateoot him his in UB's rcsid<uce h.U., HO<IIins Dim:tor Modi- Boyoc <lJ)Iallled.,H< asserted lhll a new UB policy requiru each rcsidc111 to w<l AdnnL ''They're afraid or everYone:• Kamaras noted th,. lJST was. boo\:td on - ~~iii;::;;:;;: • __~s•!t;;._~~;;::,_~"~;;;;;J .., �. l ~ ~ SJ)ringer pushes on Get the facts straight i Loi'o btooth a sigh ol relief. _ After seven tears &Jnoe It wu tlrtt talked about on UB's oampuaea, j Springer lmplomentotlon loIn Its lilt at ago. In t973the dabato otanod and 1 ,.." on and off for tour yur.s until the Faculty Senate-nearty '& u111nimously-adopted the •tCarnegle Unit" which grant ed only one credit : (Of Nett ~ Sirw;e teacher-·.student contact hour. ,. then, each department has been examining Ita undergraduate .,;, CCMJI'Ha to Juallfy retaining a fourooeredll·foythr&e-elaa-sroom-hour policy or ; "devaluating'' four credll course on-e unit. ~ W~Ye wondered all along hoW well the Unf¥erslly would overcome ~he i hurdles that acc:ol'l)panled Sptlnger. We worried about cJI.Ii$ &Jze, bu5 time ~ and ad'l6duJes. teaching eHectlven ess, and the educational merit of tt'le switch. For the most Part those I&Sulls are yet to be seen. \ Wo era, however, glad to a.ee a projec1 oarrled through. We Ale gt.ad to IM four Ctedit classes winding down ~tnd a UntversJty fulfilling one ol Its goafs, even It we're talking about completion In Fall 1981 when 1979 was the orig inal target. . Springer mat obslacJes during Ita Implementation and will proba'bly m&et more befote U' s done. But. the gear& l(ept moving and eventuaJiy &laded to mest). Aegatclless- of the opln lol'ls Oil tM vit1ues and ¥Ices ol Springer. you ha~e to admit it'!i a good feeling 10 see somethtng movin~ to'Watd c:omplefJM. Vote today • To liN Editor: fo- In respoose Mt. DIVIncenzo's remarks about the Sub Soard 1ealendat ,, 9-22-80 The Spectrvm 1wish to set the record str~~lgtlt •od allow \he fa~s to speak fOf themselves. F•ct 1: The 581 Calendar did not cost $5000ofStuden t Mandat01y Fees as stated by Mr, OiVII"eenzo. There was abotJt s2200 In advertl.slng offsetting th-e cost. F1c11: t will be tile flf$llo admit that th& calendit was not 1., Inexpensive 115 1 planned. Untortunltely WhU$11 waa at the printers. a coct~nlcal problem developed, re-sulting in an lnesease cost to produce the eatendar. Fact 3: 'l'he calendar was deslgned free ol c"aroa by two an students thrO...gh an lntornshJp program. F•ct 4: The d~fere.nee In prlnllng the calendar on p la in whfle paper or on yellow papot 1.a Insignificant In ret1Hon to cotl. The chanoe In paper cotor would no'l have brought the cost ol the calendar down by any _ great amount. F•ct 5: You can not print any 12 month calendar with an)' quaJity for $500-$1000, You cannot even pt'loto-eopy a 12 month calendar tor lhat·prlca. tf Mr. DiVIncenzo knoWs where one can be done for that price, please lel Today Is the last day to vote In the Student Association (SA) Senate me litnow. elections ano It you haven' t exercised that right, do !.0 before 8 p.m. For alii he comp11lnts this student body hu about the Uni~Joralty, 1ot all Fact6: By the war the calendafs wete so well received the discontent IM newspapers channf!l abOUt t.he Qualhy ot life here, • In the areas they w8re dlatrlbut~td Cilley were all gone nothing wUI be re.sOIVecl It e\leryone sil.a Dack Wh<!n l/le chance comes tor wlrhln three hours), It seems 10 me th1t more s.l'\ould ChJJJge, SA Pretident Tim Slleehan asia he doesn't expect thi$ )'ear's voter turnoot to be greater than last yea( s. Then, only five porcOI"'f of th-e $lucfent population voted. Surely rtom Seputmber to May more than five percent we-te ltuatrated or dis.guated or dfs.enohanted with some aspect ot UB. The Senate's. main purpose Is to act as an admlnl·strator and banker fOf stud&.n1 mandalory fees. The bOdy will formulate I he budget lor clubs and organizations in 1981-82 and, a~g to Sl'u)ehan. lhe funding process win take more lime and be more tt'lorovgh. lM disbursal and use of mandatory student rees is a common topic ot debate. Studenta frequently voice discontent with alleged abuses and Wjll be asltod this year to vote on whether the l&e It sell $hOukS be continued. The key to cleaning up any possible misuses I s by hiYi ng competent. retJabte people In cl'\arge~ Unfortunately, tew students Will tl.now ¥Who the candJdatos are and fewer will ml!ke an ettort to Hnd out. l akea lew minutes to t"lk to people and find out W'hO'a moll qualltled. Thln~ aboullh!ngs you've read or hurd, talk to peop~e.atudy a couple ot slinger. Use the opportunity you have to be part of a cho'ce. · C.mp\15 residents can choose lour dormitory Senators- while .students wno live oH-c-ampus elect 1hc senators. The raHoa a.re propon.~na.l to the s tudent popullllon. Addltlon1 tly, atu()ents will vote tor two SenalatS·Bt· rarqe. Vorlng booths are loceted neer Ihe candy counter In Oapen Hall1 the Lenman Oesk tn Governors, tho Elllcotl Studenl Clud ilnd Squhe and Goodyear HaltG on the Main Sveet Cllmpus. A list of c.endiOIUisls on page 3 In thiS paper. · • The Student Aasocfatlon and the bodies j t encompass.e.a ere set up lot -Students. Make ti'Mlm wort\ for you. • have beao printed. F•c-t 7: An addltlot1115000 calendars will be dl•ttlbutld next semester 11 no charge to the student body. In other words, not ont)' one pennY of Student roes witt be spenLon producing these a4i:llllonal calendars. F1ct 8: ThD calendar h,a.& mcx.e 1ha\ ooe purpose Ia R Not Of1IV w1111t l..n'torm atu3ents ol what day It ls,Jt also tnfort+ls the students or lmponant eventa during tne sc.hooj year. but moSt importantly It j\elps'f~ililrlze the student populace with t.he aervlces- prov ded by Sub-Board line. A stude.nt·run corporatton that pends over S1.2 mllfion 10 provtde sorvlca not PfO)Jded by the State ot admlnlstraUon. They even aupp.!,Y-urv) cos thai are not even offered on most college"Campuse:., and IIley are all to ben.eflt Ihe $IUdenl. h Is (101 an easy tob to Inform such 1 large .student body of our services 1n a way that IIley will tt!fnilmber. 11 tUrt!S out however that the SBI Calendar Is t.,e ,.,ost cost aiUclent WI)' of doing the job. I beUe~e the facta SJ?08k for themselves. I o.nl'y want to m~e sure that the shJd&nt·s knew the otht!r side of the coin. t appreciate Mr. DiVIncenzo's concern ovt' the way atudent mandalory tees are spent (constderlng t contribute to that fund) but I believe bel ore making 1ccunllons plea$0 be sure you l\lve all the facts. MICh11eJ SIJauan Dlrectot ot Publlc1t1ons Sub-Boiuct l Inc. An impressive summer In 1M lf8dltion of S4turday Night Uve writer Atan ,ZWiebel, Iormor New Jeta center Gerry Phil bin and songwriter WHile Nile, anottler US Yo~ atudentl.l gaining n~~Uonat notoriety. Bulla' ba:aebatt pitcher Joe Hisketh. wt1o daziled l ans 11 thll University tor three years 1 had an Impressive summet- with the top-rate Montreat Expos organl.utlon. With il9-2 record record"and 2..2,. earned nm a'lefage In lhe minot leagues, II looks as It Heake~h may have a future lnprofess.lonal baseball. The thrill oJ pitching In ao O)hibltfOil o-·me lot' tne Expos against Toronto, and rocet<Jng tho win. will be a rMmOry l'in~et~ I$ nol lil!i'l' to forget. And slmltarty, tria tJCcllemeht Qenerated everytlme he tool\ uw mound on Peele Field wftt be hard to match. We send our congraluletlons to Hestteth, and w~h him tua. Wflh hta eMeavors 1n lhf! Montreat Ofg&nlzatlon. HE'S ~NSWE.RING QUE5TIONS WITHOUT THE SCRIPT A('jAIN ! THE SpECTitiJM w.._.,,2A........., 1~ Vots1, No. 1a E41tor·Jn.J:IIlef Elana Cacavas MIMglng Editor John upfana M 01rect0r. , • • • • ... • . .. J6ny Se•l)' At&ltt.w. , • •• , •• •. ..., .. vat.ant ·- ····"····----.....~ ••.••••• ••• • • v.c:ent .,.,..,..,..... ...... Robon G. &oall ········- - --~· : :.::~:~: ::: :: :·~;:: c................. I\OOin..,tO!II,.. - •••• ~........ Jodol<oliOOIIG - · - M-..... .~ J-~slmon Flpctdng· t~geih;, ro)tN,Edllor: _ ,~ otud!rlta ~.. comptal nod about tho Blue Bhd bo)a 1)'81em, -IailY about our tendency to travel el•-cl·~. . with long IntervalS In bel-~. "WilY," they ""'"can'! lM)I run t'lery five mlnulos like the Wo"""" this letter Will clear up ihelr mlauncllnt~lng•. When we r•n fftlery I lYe minutes In tile P&ft, •· ~ • cunooo pha"""*''*i Every -kOf tWOabult....,.,lddiNppeat,leavlngnot!11ct. In moat caMij radio <Ontact would become garbled "'!>Und MMteflpo<t and Sheridan, tllough Qne_l>ua did -·sara?" get out ~ SOS from aome¥rllire ateK~nd 1ha ola Turntno 11met atore. Obaerntfont ·~ u,.riments lead us io bel'- t~at there Ia an apptOOtlmately six aquare mile aroo thr®gh wlllc~ Mlllenlporl Highway runs In which alrange dlaappiarertcn ~ othl!f uM>tplaln.blo happenings oCc.Jr. We call thlo area \,h i Bluebird Triangle, and until we ere abkt to e•ptalo the preft,.el ot 1hla phenomenon and tocate the - - l o ol ""' colleogu. . (Of at leoti their wrockage) we are banding tooothlr lor ptotei:llon. We a.re.OOfl")' for any_lncOnventence ,!hi• may eeuse. H1mt wlfhh•ld Upon ffll!lUSSI �Not grateful for the quote 7o liNEd/lor: My lnttnt '' to comment oo tM controwway •og.rdlng tn. ''OUolo of Ill< S.(• ptlntOCI In tn. Septtlltbir 6 1""" ol 7he Sl>«tlfJrri. W-IOCity oro attempting to olloln --"tt In at! Reidt, bvl OUt lttol""*'t ot ecauolttt mode dllllcu~ by 11\e Claosllleltions we llncl _ , _ ~eeiOCI to. Tho Septoml»r 5 "OUote Olin. Oily," llral of all clu ollloela QrotJp of women 11 girls and -.conctl)'. phlc:ed Judgement on be1Wty, ove:r wtllch no one he1 control. 11u-. How can • otone. man ot mote woman, not COI'IIIcrer Ullt ~"Quote of tha Day•• dlapara.olng:? Raool S. Ovi\e tn h ltleller to th• editor, t ll\td ,,..,, lt'l epuk. ·t l sugoe~t tl'lat he 6dd lome respect •Od OOfllkleratk>n to that admtrer'on.. And how cton Mt, D"'• know INI It to loflao FrMd.t"'\6n7 Couktn't tl be Mra. Freeoman't 1 1110 I VOQal 11\1.1 he ~~ ftwet IU.Uf'lot~ ant 11111 usJngl,b. U W8.S ~ hOw one COUld lfilnk tl\at the edHOfN I •t•U ot 1M Spercrf\H?I c:ould be 10 •"=lou• t o dtdlberate.ly mAifgn I plrt Of the popul•llon With SUCh I quote, Let me rem~ Mt Duke tnat •'' t,.arm !• Ml 1 product of vlsclouan.at: one can harm 01 hun without IM4fllno 1o do eo dollborAitly. There ~to many thlno• lhat both " ugly" and "beauUfut•• women lfl " mofe gtateful f04".'"' We take pc1de m lhi~ otl\et than ®' beauty or tack thereat; IUCh as our... kltetfloettee. our nemaoe~ ilnd CM.tt contributk>nllo aoc.fety. PtthaPI eYen the fiO'I \tlo vote reading Ellllbolh Fr-man•o lett., C0<1..,Ing lhlo w.. remlndfld ot an okt joke. -Thl1 toke w1a equeuy 11 dftOiraglng as the ~·ouote of the Otrl .. !loft Mr. OU'e not roallze thai this to the pojnl ol CMir Is somet.nlng tOf' wnlc-tt we ctn now tM •·men: or-•letut .. argomMt7 StalfH1"W!b .such u that ..-Ouol• of ,,... tA the hl tura. meybe we w iN be able 10 M ..mort Oily" · IMM dol>toclellng jol<es and _.golo graletur lor'lf,. ......, lley \hal man recel¥e se•lst aM d4 Kr•mlnau~ attitudes. ~S11y, , _ lo II o!Moua 10 Mr. D"'e 0\il Ms ts.aue, he Also. M r. Duke•a atatemet~t-s 1re amb~uou• How dOH M doiiM " one-noll ol IM llOPUIIIIOfl," lnd how does he IHIIhal lo lllualraled by tho " lady In the jol(a?" Mr. Duke atateq lhattwJ holdl ooth1no butadmtr)lllon I Of Ellubtlh Freoc;1m1o for ha' ability "to stand up and Freedman t·,annot take • J<*e~ He.- feellngt were rtprdtng a statement Pfintld as the ' 10uole of tke Day," not l~e "J"'t ol tho DAy." .. ., o»en foi um A UniYenity showccue for thoufhtful writinr DIIYid Slift 0ttMI1"'M' ot EdtJC.tloner FoundttloM Editor'• Hot•. ''OP«< Forum" I• 1 f~UIIr W~n•sd•"l leoturo ol Tho Spectrum doljgrood 10 a/low UnllllfO/Iy mtmlNfl I Dhln(XJ .to .-.pf• ll tMir VWt OI'J tOPic& rhty """"'tttlzo"ln. Oov/d Stfvo to • 1'~0 can_,. Ito t~• Dtpottm0111 o/ EdiJciJion•l Foundlllon&, ond hu puollrhorl In Ed-llonol SIUCJ...,, lhl Joumal or Edi>CIItional ThCMight, tho Harvard Educllionol Ae.llew ond Tho Ctlolo, •mono 0111- ro-totlo<ilttD cotumn /a 111 rMponoo to ,.., ......:• "'pon Fon~m " 011 f11o1* _,_ Dean Peractono "•• PfOillkted ane U~tl.,.,ahy oomm·" nlty wilh a thcM.tQMfulan~~f)ala or con•urMrfam In Aml(lcltl higher od~CIIIon. I """' hllrtlly IQPteUCl nlo ""'''"" ol tho l¥0fll to- u t bMcon of lnlalloctuallam, albolt with a number of minor r-rv• tlono, HIIIOflctllr 89Nklng, 1110 omphaalo on con-lam 11 11\e loglell outgrowth of ChariH ' Ellot'l 18W olectiWI prlr,c(ple. Ellol'a prlclpfe was • onunc:lalod u an allegedly progrM&fve dovlco to -nutoloroecJinlng ""follm4rlto tl>rougn a Ieos ctaulell, .-o procOcal . . . . - . 11 100!1'-lor lnd occonllngly, pvShOCI lha Citroolcal tho ~lin. mtlher!l&ltca. oubjocto (the~ oo And_, nltiOI)'f to,,. PttiPIIof't. During 1110 ~>'•btl"'"' l*lod. higher oducalion In the U.&.A. WIO IIIII commlllod to the ~UOiion l<1d IIQ(oduCiion ol In lllllOCIOIIC ruling olllo, whoM orcl>otyplcll pr..,.,lgiiOf woo IM -•no logic:,,.,,...,........- . G- 1<:,.,_, gr...,.,,.,....,, en.roUments and rt.tlng costs. lht'l l'fterettec:tt o'i the post Ci\l'fl War protpttU_y. Tl'wy were, tiM'retore, oOlloecf - IO mob lhefr l. .lf!UIIono more - 1 to lllolr potential markell, 1nd this utUm~~tety mea.n t the vocaUona llllllon of American hlgr.er education through"'the lnflu.enoe of the eleottve prlnelpte, pftvatt phll.anthropy and the alumni mo'fement. Liberal art1 educatron at 1111 t.m<SefQradu•t• level bKifT't aoc-otdingty deblsed. Society neecJed not ju1t doctOft, law)'tTS. lltllaman and J)Oihlul leaders . but a"ountanla. .nglneera. chemtsta. tecl'ln+dan&. fn 1 -.s, opeeiaHoto In oil " ' - ond Out of lhlo com-·ollactO<t -IIOCIIM PIJ>/ossionallullon ol American hiOhtr tducttlon a long 1~ 1 111ed burMCfllllc: Qr-. I polnl ltlllngl~ lfVI*by I mmO.r of authors In Oltaon • and Voaa•s reocont The Orponlzol- ol t<nowlodgo In ~ Jlmorlco, ISII0-111:10. NOI only had lho organiUiion Of lhe universitY-the emphaals Of' department~ courMe, credllro, olandord,... "".J"11nallona. credonltelt and ptoh!tsaor~l ra~k-.uaumed a_ mane:~l, eorporate modo; the protouloM tliOmMI\oes-tnc:tucllng moat of the profeeaorlate- h•d el-so succumbed to • prolo..-.tsm'o ''"" ol 1ncrMIId p<tOllgo Olatus. E-. 1~ lhla city tho t1h Is loll through the petOMial . . , _ . . . , OO(.;ning l>el- illwal .,,. "'a'.,., '""'' pro1-.1 eo1~"' &olh Tllorsltln V - lncl IMc:hlno polnlod to lhls diieftlml lnjbotr r _ l l.. - . oo hloflo< - l i o n ln lho United Stotu, on OCIIICIIIOO wtllch both u w I I bolng fncreu lngly dO"*"ed by the rooo ol bu•rnua and profea1lona1value~ ,;, Anwttean ctvll~tfon. atll tOCtiUO amateur senollt I Ia Mark HOS>Idns. A• Iormor Ptwldont J omatr Garfield a llogod'ty onco oald, a - l i o n wu M"" Hopklna (the torrner Wllllomo Colloo- l<:hool .,.,.,, oo ono oldo ol a tog lncl a lludent on""' olhOf. • WKft lha dll. .l ol l/lO Soul'*" III"'CCICY In"'"..,., boiW-- Slltoro, tho . , _ wu llnally ott lor tho rapid lndrllttlllizallon olllll Unllod Stat... OUt ol thiS , prOCMI OfMtgoelln lnduslt1a/lncl nnonctll pi<IIOCIICY occii9Ylng 1110 cll.ldoiS ol _ , In Jlmerfca. ChariH ~. lhe doon of Amel'leln nlllorl&nro, called INI period Ihi oocond Amerfcon A4rrolulion In hlo boo!( , , . Amortc• n Spirit. while Vernon Pll'llnglon omphatllOd tho H""'lltonlanlom ......,latod wllh Ihit IIMoc,.oy In hla Main Curl'trll• of .t<merle4n TlloUg~t. Ultlmototy, lhll IQdlfld IXj>lollllton 9f A-IU'I , ra-.CH prodi>Ood an a,saaml>llge ol robbw botonl oaoklng• -ectAIIII•tt In the .,... ol llle pul>ljc. Jlmttl<:ln h!oMr oducollon, """"""'ono ollhe objoc:to ol IIIla pluloctoc:(o -~ an enclc>WmoN with sfol~" economiC nomtr-• COI'Itlnlllnv 10 tnlo day. • ~beret •-•fore, ,.............. ,..·t..auot~a VlfMY f l U - In Prof-ly ONn Petadouo. In tne tJadltlon of tM HalYard comm;u..'olt4S E<I!Kol/olllrr • Fneo Socloty, " - 10 .,_, tn. dltnlmttion of u.dittonal - a-n.t · · - lhfouottl , . · ldiiCilllon -.As such, he IS lol-tng the lead o/ H""at0'1 DMn ~ wtto t• ~tty alt-'"PI I~ 10 re-vttalile Harvard' I mancMiotY core currk:vtutn-To my mlncJ. I his \11.,..1, lost 111<1 the Clofi$ICI.O<Ientld Yots Ro110t1 oo 1826,-la ctoomld to faflur•. That ls because tnt Harvard Report, a~ Hatotd Taylor h.ll aroued In Studtntt Without THoh•rt. 11 • convenient aomlnlsuatln device leaving th• rtHlt of the probtem ~ tne bureaucra\'c oro•nl~etlon of Ameitc1 n higher lducatton-untouched. StUdents need time to grapple wrrUh • pro,ound boolta and the pre .. nl d a y ••-••H••• Mm o1 HopkJnt- """""gn work·study al1jl IO:>Calionll PttPiralion hl•e I,<OM lo pM.)', , . . rtsvrlf9lion ol Kt>orlf art• odUCation In lha clanlc:ol , . _ , IS • -ld0r11um. Only In Ihis m&nnlf can w. prOCIUCO llt>orlll~ oducolld mon end women roello \!lfO oen.,al cvlh•f•· profe n loflal compel&nee and J1N fit!.._ oll,.~ft.,_...l)r,~~~ ... ,,.. lllffl of 'lho century ...,. Mddlod Wll~' doollnlng ~d'fltii.AI_t, . . -~1 ... poi[UII-' o r -4nft.t.., cfedonllalo, ,..._..,. • w\lfw>ut-41 outl\1,. prol-lO!Iil ~- I• an • lmpi>Uibllfly, AI IJ8, we " " " tonnor Chlncollor ..,. C..peft'S , _ It Un'-altr Coltoge IO b<rild upon. ~ ,.._, wt tne cornentOn.: . . nw.st «ec:J IN CO'fiDISiod odlflco. .... Aa He.rol4 U61d, tho Intimate or Fe.JI.-: Frankrurte,, Oliver Wendelt Hotme:s. Loul.a St-andei.a. IMOttis Cohen end FtaJ'Ikttn ~~ . hU argued In his monumental fh• Amwic.ln a.Jnoerec,. AfNifbn education [s not eona.r~iYety 9fep&~1~ hs c.herges fOf tile in • otmoctacy. Hot ontr •r• Pf..,..lu.te AM narrow . _ , . _ .-peul>lo with t h o - o1 _.., d .-•llz.atton: not only they poor tong term •n'tlft.tmettts; not onty ••• U'\lly r~ tor ar.e 11• mhogcwemmer>r and ml~t ol our~ 1"'-Y al.lo •r• fnlrnle.l to IN ct.moc::talH: idul To pa,aphrase Thomes Jetloraon't 04.1r democratic ~pubt~ h\S1iluhoosete MCIJrt only In Pfopof'IJon to tM dlltus'oo o ' knowledOt among our- clUans,. As Mo~tll Rapnaot Cohen l fOued In Amenc.n Thought: A Clfftcol Sllllch, Artle(leln OducaUon . - to lnllrfuso 1he democratic end ctau1cal kleats without -III•Llno ell,.,, We not only- eQUal _.unity, CM.tt " society ancl educattona.l sptem ccwnmtned to Jotler$01'0lon _.flly anoucal,.,_ Tobogintnolong tourner along lhlt rOid nol yw1 token I. ''~~ the burauuat ~ corpotece ptisence from Atnetica'alnteUec:tuel eft &Oils. In undergraduate tdu~a11on, 1.1\IS meens . the resumption ot 1 C:IU&bl liberal artt ecfi.K::aUon. an tduc.aUon In whfch •tudent and tucher are Kholua anv•lloelln a mvtu• I • •P'Ofallon or lhellborot arts oncl lllolr own ull lopmant. S<Jch a lourMY. by delinjUon. muat be ,,.. trom the teeters- ol the c:orpo<ate mould; II muol b e - to lho dlc:tatoo of lltiGfl al1jlll\e I\IIICIIalmo Ol-ocy In Amorioa.ln rwclla unl-ty.-...,..ldnol b o , _ 101 IM Q\1811$J, 1>111 lor 1111 _,lty Of thoil tNCNng lncl DUC!Iicallon. AI pr-~ tho MIOrfcon utll\leBII)' has - . by the ....,.,._ . , proteaslonaJ reseetcn end p\lbllcalion •t tt'l• professotiaJ aM gteduett leveL Uf'KtetOf*dUfltl educaiiOfl needa to be HMrfld from Ita refaUon to tM r- graduate $Chool Ortly tM ~~ t:W:Itaotdlnaty schoi.&B lhCMIId bo ollowed lo l ..ch ll bc4h tn. undo<graduoll and gradu11e le'tell. Room MUll be madre fOf the gtU~ IO&ehOf who II t ll(oltltc OUII>or. ln o - -, _ not on u..-gradualt - l i o n whlcl\ Npplly - lhe olecliW principle wll~ llll ,..,.,,. ol o Clllalc:at education. At tho grodualo - . we 1 pool-1 _ ,,_,to 1110 _ . . . , " " " "It oltrv\11, lhehlttlnl C\lftUflll Only ,,.., will Daniel Colt Oilman'• JonnsHopklns Idea lolk:ltlou.lly - e- wllh Cherie$ Ellol'• eNc!IWI Prfn<:lple- WIIQ'a c;'Orooll--o..r, '""" Will JOO on ""'*'CICn !lfOIIOr -Uon wlltl lho Of A-lean dolnocracyln , on - of loctinofoolcal octn~~le~llr. _..,ani �iRnhA - - - - A; "'""' • • • E rou~i'IIIOII-waeooldaafat ~ k',". bc'llid. In . _ o "a.,.lllcoat" ~ lipre w11 bclip lull! on • F= • - · ........... lllol J1w: WIS 10 · ~. "A l!usbond mill>! ut, 'Wen you ......U.. prov-'ve j clolhklal 'Wlw ~ you dcina. i -.youleodina him onl" 1> ~ olio noted !hi! mony Oil ,J>IIIIIJoncb ftd !IW tbdr wi\001 ~ bdooc co them ond when &he iJ fi Violo&<d ihe Ia "NIIfld or dcnqed "&! m orch andlse." "Women are l UUitd II poii<SSlonJ, DOl people," J "'* I ~ he>oddccl. " So many mon feel that ._..,Y b an absoluco eaendal H e - bdi<ve his wire"has neva hod sa with anothtr man," 8llnows llid, espa.iniac tht ~i&h n""'bcr or dlvoms followinc rape. .c-tu ,.... - obo t1;plained that baveto WO<k !broucb an identity crisis that includ<s quc11iont invohin& lhtir •-omanhood. ''Wh.al does it mean to be o woman? Slle h11 lO think this out ~&aln . II can otrtet the relationship betw«n her and her husband.'' added Kamaras. The auilt lhat a woman feels is 1 cultural problem. t«<rdin& to Burrows. "Womfn are raised ro fed responsible for tht responsa they receive from men a nd thc:rdorc some reel that they were doona IOfDethina to ask ror k . Tbat'J not true. No woma.n wants to be raped," ihc said. Addlna to the cuno, alohouch not • 16 l!ritn In tbe r<CC11t past, is tbt police. "The polocc would ast pu-.al QU<SIIOIU about htr St> ur~.... ..,. ...anna •ua<Stivo dotbioa-was sht hilchhiklna? Thc:te: quack,.n throw tht blamt on lht ._.-'Oman," maintained Kama.ras. No• orrle<n co rhrouah t.t:na.itlvhy trllnlna and police rorus havo •pcdll unhs to deal with seaual asnuhs. uplaintd UB Ocportmtnt or Public SafetY Orr~«:r PcllliY Chopodos. "Many DtOple undtrsaand rapt ~~~~-'II'Q'."ald ...... - .....-.NoR ~- . . . 10 - -.. ID_...,.. ia - . 1 UB ._ r- - Battles. The Otpattmmt or Cornmunlcatloos. wbidl ,.,. Ptradotto call for all of iu low crtclit C011r1<S be lowe«d, judJIIlC'II day wiU happen tOQIOnOw, Th11 dcpanmtnt hoi btt1l • special cue u Its ioscirocacion ,..., not based on ocodcmlcs, but ro!bor on staffina bul does DOt ...... _,y lD..-ip~on. dapire !be lor&t D<llllbcr o r - auolled In tbe Univtnity. Noonbeltu, I<XlD<dina 10 .a.-or or 1'\ib&Safety Lee Orirr... mm hove - . ICIJitive IO !be - · of.-women. "Some &frb hove round thot Campus Potia btt1l ¥<fY cood." They've bad !be hl,lbat pro!sdor Oriffin and !be of(ocen," Off'JCa'L problems, Pcradotto noted. Director of thr Undorcroduatt Progam O!atlos Petrie d«lined to discuss the hearina and Aid !be arcuments would be on the table tomOfTOw. ho•• justirtcation if they rcqutJted !btt theft courses stay 1u ~ht four-crtclit OOICd Adana. ~ .....poncd B<cause of this and bctouse or other ru.r-s. many rapts ao ~:;J:".~~~·:::. Jirl :,ilh• sk:C:~ embatnssccl." Chopodos odclcd. Other rtuon& repes ao unr-"ed i; lllol !be Via1ln was threatened by !be ropist or that the wi<tlms are poorly treated by police. Burrows cxplalned. "The air1 m1111 &0 throqh the details In front or I jud)e. ShC' just dOC'Jn't WIJ)I to r~n i1 . She wants to foraet h as soon as possible," uid Burrows. ..They're afra1d 10 press char,es bC'taUSC' the convicted rapist will evtn.!._uaJ.Iy &ct out.'' '8d~ed Adem_!· Ind. The Oeparuncot of Economic1, accordina 10 i.u Chainnan Arthar Butler, wiU try and convince: Ihe: DUE Cutriculum Conunitltelhal Ecooomic:s 181·182 "CIIIDOI be covorcd In a !bree contor:t/ thrtc credn· hour basis." He llid Ills deponmom hod rcquatcd a hcllrina to ctiscuss !be 1'4att« with tho committee Buller did say that it was his O.pottm<rU's deasaon to coa<:<de !be rtductioDJ In Economics J)S·ll6 bctluse or llie commltttc'l fonnly opposed ....... Anothor diflicul! problem in o rope Is !be pouibllK¥ or P«cnancy. "It ts .. typical consequence. Any time ~ is intcn:oune wi!bouc contraception tber< II thll possibility, <q>loU>ecl Burrows. "Then lilt hoi to mateo dedtion about wtw to do with lhilduldofa suanaer. Abortion iJ DOt ¥<fY pleasaru for a P,L Vcocr~ cllsc.asc is also a common bca.IJ'CO«, Thaa is why it is Important that they cet medical attention," sht said. An ironic. fri&htmina twbiiO Ihe lrauma is tbll ''h isn't necc:ss,arUy 1 scrqcr tha.t att~k$ a womln. A woman Is noorc likely to be (aped by a man ShC' knows. More than haH the Lime it ·is by a man she knows, 11 Burrows reported. .. Ptrodo«to esplained that tb< Committee believed it lmponant ror DcpltttncntJ to find acadtq!ir "Ws don~c t.hink we can persu.adc t.hem to cttan,t 1ho' minds," 8utJ<r oddcd. Statistics Oepartm<OJ Choinnan Peter Enis, said 1h11 hels pliDllina to meet with his members tod~ 10 drodt which counes his dopanment is "witlina to ao to 1ht wall for." The: Com.miu« recommended 1ha1 all Statistics' four-credit COUISCI be rC'duced, a request l!nis noted was diffocuh to comply with bctau,. or the ••s:1&nificant extra workload'' in $0me or thosecourset.. Block Studios, like Statuti<• round 1ha1 the Commhtee called for a reduction In all its fouf-c:tc:du coursc:f;"W1lTif,ght on only 500\C: or them, its Ch1urma.o _ _ _ _....._ Jim Pappas said. He admiued he w1.s unsure •·hKh For those Otp.artmt-nts that rtquestC'd some of its courses remain at four ctedi~ they •ere informed or tbe commiu«·s decision t~ tbdr move. For !bolt w11o wanted to continot !be orron, f<dinc committed to mainlllinina four ertclic otrainp. Ptrodotto allowed them Wllil th11 Novanb<r LO l'<$pCIOCI. The delay proved to be helpful for the Ocponment or Eli&fncerlnc, lndwuial' En&fntcriaa Chairman Warrm Thomas esplalned . The four counes tho Dean'• memo rec:ommmdtd be rcduced-EncW<rina ond Applied Science ~ . Industrial e,.intcrina 306, 373 and 374-were all okayed for four erediu last wec:k. fboma.s said he was unsure why the commjuce bad oaed to lower lhe cound in tho Rrsr ploce, and wa. nor surPrised a1 1he comm.luee'a rcom1 K11on. courses would be debaa~. but thaa they "-Outd probably include Afro-American and 1 C.rribcln coune. . For Mllh<matico. no • ' ~ win be forthcomona nn its IOic arttcted courJe-IIJ. Chairman lAwiJ Coburn explained that !be to1111t iJ not bcina offmd th" ltiDtiiS< duo so a d«reut Ia enrollmmu and the Oepartmmt would liY and orr.. \t apin " thr« crediu. "Wt wouSd uy to downplay it enyway," he malnlalncd. Three other courStS are aloo -"tcted by Perodouo's memo-American Studics lOS and Women's Studi<> Colt<c< 241, 464--but orfidals could not be reached for comment . If the Committee turns down lhe Departments rcqut$1J, Porodo«to rocommencb that RollberJ act 10 reduct the courses to three crediu ror Stptcmbcr 1981 . , ACTION E(JR· A CHANGE NYPIRG is students working with professionsls to gain valuable experience outside the classroom. HELP US FIGHT FOR - cleaning up.oeadly nuclear waste Course credit is given to students who panicipate. - legis/~tive reform -;-Women's rights - And otn(Jr pressing campus and c~mnumity issues �.i i Tuition mooloh f ~ ·I This aid is school workt liter~lly by St... Slannoos Kcausc they art separate programs. _ Work •• udy awards, rusln& from about ~ to 51300, are made on the basis of oeed. Th< award outline$, as deiermilled by the governm<ot, the arnouni a student may earn. Once working, it is the responsibility of the student to sauge bis hnun so that the award Mil last thro1.1gh two semesters. Job placement is determined by three criteria: a SIUd<llt's major fie!ld, the supervisor's campus jobs bcina drastically cut. '4mort: and more 'tudents $il«tf11m S14/1 H'rlltr are turning to Work Study," They call it the Work Study KiJhbaugh said . As a result, she Program, but to '~undreds of noted, the top positions are UB students, lt's a way to make beina filled quicker. Therefore, · somt quick spendlna money. continued, Kishbaugh, ' 'those While some Work Study jobs which provide a positions involve skilled stimulating opponunity seem to research procedures, be tbe mon enjoyable. " otbers..:sucb as those witb Squire Onion director, - FOod Service-are no more Robert Henderson., wbo than P'VVtime jobs. "As Jona employ& \\lark Study students, as I act paid, I don't care what concuned with l(ishbaugh's happens on tbe job,". ~a!d a sentiment$• "When we ae1 Goodyear Hllil resident worklng Work Study students here ill the for Food Service. Student Union. they really But, Work Stu d y begin to t ake interestjn the fact S:OOrdinator Cheryl Kishbaugh that they co.n help other beUeves that unskilled jobs also students," he uplained. ''Tbey have merit. " My major goal is pick- up the spirit; it•s more than to place a student in some place just a job." where he will learn sometlling.~· she explained, "ev<o if it's jtist Limited awards learning bow to bold down a Still, tbe underlyina motivcls job." . to make some money. Most The Work Study Program jobs classlfi~d as "clerical bef!ua at UB in 1966, fs actually wark' • P'IY minimum wage. a Federal form of financial aid. Sl. IO per bour. P ositions The US Department of involving some experience or Education pr.,.;des funds for 80 skills P.....-3.30, while percont of paid professional students receive 2S wages-amountin& to $1 ctnts more. million dollars annually. It is &udents apply for Work the responsibility of the Study via their _YUiancial Ald employ<r to pay tb< remalniog Application (FAA) . The 20 percent. r10ancial ald pacl<et COntBins 11 The program was originally financial 4Id form w)lich must designed as an education-aid be submitted by January 3 I. In pl1.11, but the re<%t\t trend bas addition, an FAA form must be shifted away from the highly filed by f <bruary 28 . educational jobs. With the State Specification must be made on U_piversity of N<w York the application ·ror summerti:me (SUNY) allocation for on- or acad~c year Work Scudy ! !t. ~~~Piiiiii~l f j request and, campus prd<rence. If a stud<nt is di.satiolied with the assigned job he bas the option of transferring tb another office. "Most. students uansfer a couple times during the year," ack nowledged KJsbl!augb, "usually to get a change or p.ce. My basic concern r"''lains tbat people have money, and they know where it's ooming from," arclj~~~~~=~~~ Work Study restricted to employers on·eampus organizations, with the e~ception of off·cllmpU$. orsanizations which are non· profit, and seryina tb< public interest. Thus, Work Study extends to places suab as local YMCA's, Neighborhood Legal Services, and the Vlll.qe · of Williamsville . Othe r organizations physically on· campus. such as th< Student Association and The Sp«tl1im, arc classified as off..arnpus •ince their fundina does not come directly from tbe Stau:. The job supply, whether onor off-campus, is plentiful. ~'I've never run out of jobs. Never," cited Xi$bbau&h, who has been Coordinator for two years. "In faCt, usually we have twice as many jobs as people to r.J.Itbem." Since th< pr.ogram i s Federally bo.sed, there is a tendency towards bureacratic CITIBAN<O Low Cost Checking Recently, a wave of time:· Student Loans -Savings PlansConvenient locations to both campuses 41 0 Kenmore Av~nue 3150 Maple Road « May Jen . Chinese Restaurant GRAND OPENING OUr Cber, eu.n Cblu, 1....- Cblaa. tovll.. )'OQ .._ troy our • ulbmUe Nortba:a 6 aa.ocbuan StJ'Ie ~· _f_.._...,..,IC.I..;i~. _,,u.;,.q ,....,..- ·- 5<1 ,..,.., ~ ........ Co c.J Ol"'l" --~ 4.7 Kenmore Avenu~, A.mher&t N.Y. tNen 83:l·516.2 - n. UnJ.,f!ft41y ~....., '* *J} HOUIII \ -..u.r. ,,.,o""' ..... · t-~OfOWII\ .......... . . IIlOCCtt.mOrtiS• • b4I.AMOUT 1C.le1'1011111t TIC WOil.D • •Mit._CliiMI..nV..,....LPS.a ..-. · --~...._... ,,.,..._. •..._,.~~•TOMntAJow.MMfla~WI:.IIlJ. _.... sheet rors<ries plagu<d the Wort Study Office. Now, tim< sheets and pay schedule information are mailed di,!UtiY to the supervisor, and mu.st be returned with the supcrvisor•s sl&naturc acro!.S the seal of the cnv<lope. Ower. mor< serious problems have been "few and far bee ween.·' according co KishbaUgh. Som< cases hav• aonc directly to the police, but most probl•ms in volv <d . personality conOicu, which arc easily resolved through job transrn-s. The Work Study O!Hceitself, though, seems to be afnicted with the larsest problem . "With J} the Work Study program larger and larger, it'• J} gettin& getting more difficult to keep a J} h1.11d1e on .things," Kishbaugh said. "Tbc siu of the procram and the size or my stair arc not rompatible." Tb< congestion or .offiCe work comes to a boiling point whm checks are issued sioce budge! Umltations dictate t.bat eacli student must pick u,p his check in person. ult'&. Z.OO, it's a circus, u the Coord:iDa·ror exclaimed. Even with the negative a spects of · work Study, Kisbbaqh is extremely pltased with its ove<all success. and said ~she believes others are also, "Work Study is an excellent program and an --~cdlcnt opponunity for students, she said . ~~~~~~~;;~·;;~~-~~~~~~~ . ' PHOTOCOPYING 355 Squire Hall, MSC 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday OI'£N DAILY rftON J J•m .to JO pm 11riJ11 ia ._..tIt....,.. ll OFF (Da.. fox 21 ted tape. admitted .Kishbaugh. Students must sign a form stating that they will not quit, altbougb in the past that has been enforced lenimtly. Other r eaulations l(mit stucknu to worldn.& a maximum of 20 hours each week wbne cluscs are in $0$Slon. and <!0 hours duiina vaca~.ion time. Even geuina paid m&y $.0mctimes be a hassle, the Coordiftator said. Studcnas mUst submit rime sheet• and the lnldal paychect may take up to six weeks to arrive, with subseqtm~t checks bein& issued every two w~ks if time sbccts are subDJiUed promptly. . . �. . THE ANNUAL ·f~· 79. =.e Clar1on I-N/ I'M ......,. ~ ·SW'Is RlR &.>Y "7r • n•• •••••• !.. .___.. • maxsJt ~410- .....,_ 0TDI< SO ,....N _ V__ . .cto- �E l: STORE WD.L CLOSE 5:3() PM 1iaesdaySepuoth lOR INVENTORY. .. i 1 :- 23 ~ RFDPENJitC OCIOIIER.Pt at lOAM f ,.l ~ lr ...... :£ J r i �1. Women __.__ ;: • 1 I • • w- plazullq. ClOU1'ie 00 "Thitcl World m lbe Uaited Scala... ,: for the sprioa IICmater. Counea cvrrattly bcin& offered for Tbird World aDd minoritY women include "Women In cbc Middle East," . "Third World ~ Women," "BIKit Womat'in Lhe Arts" and'"BIKit aDd F.ernale." !' Tbcre are~ co lO counea offered ca:b IICmater in WSC with a stelldy cnrollmcru of abouc 250 a~udonu per scmat<r, ten percent of Wbicb arc Dial. The faculty consists or three t-.dlcn paid ~ throu&b the American Studies Department and several arlduatc' ell 11udonu. • • The mOSI popular course is "Women In (.;ontcmporary Society," an introductory course COPIIderiaa.. the roles. functions and c:onsciousneas of American WOIIIal. ' • IMo ......,_ :r: 1be Women's Stuctics courscs, offcr women an opponuolty to lldequately express thcrnsclvea, Savoy illdic;a&ed . "We bclp them to think abouc Lhelr Uvea in aaood wey," sheexpl1ined, "so they can decide wb1t tbcy want co do. " ' .. The Collqe tcacbC$ a variety of specific slcills such u health awareness and writina. alld also belps develop Jc.dcnllip capabilities md spcakina skills O<CC$$8fY in th~ business world. For women )Vho desire to stick with tile more traditional female oq:upations of wire ana mother, the Colle&e "Teaches what woen who work in Lhc home need co know so they can improve tlleir lives,'' sald Hicks. A major conecm of WSC this year is JCttint tlleB.A. proaram • Implemented. WSC ls lfYinl to shlfl out or 11le CoUcscs sy~~an into tile Faculty o f Arts & Letters and til us into the maimtream of ' • , chc Univorsity. "Nationally, women's studios programs are moving towards tbc " Savoy noccd . "It is a field in itself to study women's ! I . f z ltudlea." 'Ibis move would guarantee Chc future or Women's Sludia, lbe lldclecl. • U &be BA is implemented, Savoy malncaiDed,·volunceer work will COUQI .. latemshlps toward lbe ~. Many WOlD':" in w~ c:ouna ban ~oiUiy voluntCCI'ed in '<»111111111\lLy serVJCC orpnlrations WJtbout rcceivin& any ac&dcrnic eredil . . • The fi&bt is currently bcina waged on tbe BA issue, and Savoy IS uncertain bow lona it will take and whactlle rcsuhs will be. •• Not .aau....· . . Tbcre arc several community scrvlca whlcb run in con)unct>OD wilh WSC. Throu&b tile "Po~ tics of HcaJtll.'' course, a sdf·hdP aroup bu been stat1ed, aiving somen a cbancc to icarn bodY· awareaeas and CODICioUIQcss raising. 1be ltqloaal Conference, a aathcrina of women's studies instructOr. aDd 11udcnts from Lhrou&boul New York State, is scheduled fort!US Mardi in Buffalo. M..ual interests aDd tcadtinl IDCdlods wiD~ diiCOIACid u well u ncism, a thane of parti<ular interest co !bote iovolved in Third World Women's Studies. The m.;or aim is to break down racist and female stereotypes·, which are oflen closely rtlaled . Savoy denied that an anti-male sentiment exists 11 WSC. Up untiv1 197~. she recalled, tllcre were about five COW'S<$'bftcred wbicb were clOMd to males- This wu Lhrou&b no ~cy of the Collqc. but by dcc:isloo of women students, due to the personal, tcrnal( na&urc or tile coui'1CS. However, this policy wu eliminated when tile SUNY anti-<liscrimina&ion rullna took effect In 1915. "We teach people about women'sllves. Sometimes that can be intetJ)teted tile other way, buc we're not antl·male,'' asscned Savoy. The 11att or WSC consists of two orxoordinaton, the Third World Women's Studies coordinator and includes a full-time aDd a pan-clrde staff. The WSC offices, toca&td 11 tO$ Winspcar Avo,contlin' a resou.rcc readina room, child-care facilities (durina mcctinas and activities) and kitcbcns. · (.!X!J -->-> 2Z 0...0.. 00 (.)() _ Pf 00 / ::c:: a.Jl.. 355Squ~MSC 1:30-t, M-F TASTE THE'BEERTHAT OUTSEl.LS · AlL TH~OfHERS IN c:AtW)A: · LABATfS. . Cood~ Ltba~. unM!a's No. I sdling bttr; is now imponcd ro the US. So, noW i!S easitt to try our UibaltS-and undcmand cht seem of its popularity. We think you11 discovtt a taste thau crisp, clean and -na~­ truly, the b«r that tastes as good as the country It CXlme5 from. THlNK OF CANAD\ THINK OF J..AR.\lTS ..zI I ~< ~!T/ 1\Eft\fSIJ·l} I ~1 ' ' ... ,, I ~ ' ' I '' '•rl JMIISDAr111Ti 3 BUD SPIJTS SJ lm~ .. I F: I [J I l \ '• f, ~ : f !\ ,') \ t \ I 1 f \ ir I' 'n I I , ""' �The Spectrum ofScience al.ic::e:l orr t it5Utl from the OMiero( the CIOI"f1CC therelly O.uenlng It fu~oo .,,., t1>sue .. from """ ec1p> w -ecen1~1e lhe caJ"W. _ The operotiool geft""Oify take •boo! •11 hour tu oomplelo (o~t thft cost or about S3000t and lhl dane un~ seneral Of' local ....SOtila. fbe potient ps the S.MI St. John route and wean an 0)-.poldl for • , _ dl,ys. Aller 1 month t.he llltches ue removed and leave almou no_..._ Ovet: the Ia., one and one·hetf' d~ Hlrraquer. hu done alrnos1 4000 oper~dOnt with what a~ars to be jp30d reoults. Howrver. the oporoti<ln•.,;, not ror e\~. ~t&nh.tt tan doctor Otsitmr ~'pointed out. HeNid lhould be llled mainly for patlen" .,jlh M!'\'C!'m refr.active erron who car\nOt lolente oontac:t-ljonse<. ::'willll"' notect< that thst JV6up loclud.,. many who hove had cotarocb tho.,.,..,.,.,.. - grondpllrent•? Some ophtholmologbto think that ~ ..... ditllnct po.. lbility4 They poinl 10 r·e cen.L -· brNkth""''!IU Jn O)'e fW'tpy that-by I ..,....ping the eyn c:on>U or out..- ODe alice, or t wo? , eoverlns~•'l .-.ctify far·and nea,... An Cl\1!h newer and more. CIOf\lr'O\'Cfti..a olghtod,.,.._Jm.)l>plo and hyperopia.! c:orneal oporatloo wu de~ by Ught cntU.lhe oyooln porollel royo whic:h SY)atoolov t)odon>v, Si.\ y..ro 180• he waa are graduoiJr boq~.-u th!IY t~ tho eumlnlnfl • _...lighted youth who hacl a and ...... lp tbo ~ eye they 'l'l- ol ~ ").........,. ~ In , . ~'""""""to r..... 0<1 the .... Ina ot the . AIIertbep.aw.. ,_-.d.docton roar or lhe eytiboll. Frocn llltri they are noted ~ II -~Y hla I''"' Ey.e oper;:atio.ns with 20/20 results -~:-:---l'~lon ..,.............. auPSI•- . •fill tinted ~r ' "" Soft conrad 1-hom -rimmedJlitt&t, trlll/ded r. contouro and co/orYd to ~ir t' - ~ aft!W of my /'YOrila t i t . -tile O~lo.PI,'o Anll>em JoM-- wllheul hlastu-?A!rl«:t ............... -John?~......, 'fat<olgh~~ !lou- comeo. -nv.e d.ays l.lt.,.tbe youth "!'Ukkporfll<tly out or the eye • uiUIJiy too ~ng or dJII!I ~ if too cuNOO 11lo accident inJJdred an openlfns and lhe rays axtVff!e in front of lhe mtna. procedure cded riidiaJ bratotomY ll M or Com.....,_, for the lar-sil!hJed. the I!)..O.U &lite In the - . - 1. In the opo;..tlon the II tOO &hort or the cornea b too 0•t and the a.urpon makes 16 incWoN inlO the CIOrftlt.l; ,..ys, if they could pua throul!h would focus £Kh lncl&lon variet in length and depth and behhxlthe retim~ extend• (rom the comNI qes 10 tbe oenttt' like t poket in a wheot. 1'he internal eyt! pres~ure wW .,retch the cut ..-eglont, thWi -UIM~bn , Al\er two dec:adet or reteln:h. Q)tumbla.n O.tl<lnill@theophthalmoloa:lll Jose larraquer has So ror zooo oponllont ""'"' been ~a ......p:Mprocess thAI will_.,.... done In lhe US~ ot $10001 thooe c:ondlllons by c:hancil16 the curvature and their ~ La ~ -6th of 1M........, to that !mag.. fall direc1ly on . doctora and potient• all._.,, n.l~ Pr!;i< taka obout. IS to 45 mlnut01 to"""\' e and j t, • -~ oany tiMIO'.. ~~arnquer hh been eon be pononned unclerloool perfarQolns a ot delico1e and complu loWI)'~-1o - ' operatioN ho named rof...alve thot tho onob- for the ~- In- ~re. known u .,._.,...._Limited·-- obown lhac \ontomeleuail....,_ ~tho front or nKiiol operations clo lmprowe vtolon-<ot to be the - · •• •Uoed orr. lm!DIIdlotoly temporarily-but I'IIIJ1Y potlentt ~ by and """""Jl"d on k• bothered by pre •• nlpl. Potlenll ~t•ke the rilk or lndlllotu SD~nS 100 deep wNct> eon by ....... r.peed' latho ... by _,.,..... calcuktlonL Aller a thaws and ...... In The Notlonol Eye lmtil,.e hao .,.....J clocton to .-'Old the t h e - · .......... lo .....,. until 111 e(fo.u eon be fully on tile.,.. To corroc1 JlNI'4JChtednesa, tl>e IU'1""" examlnod. trONmiued u eloc:tricol' lmpullei to the braln. In near·liflhtedness, tho eyebllll b an_.,. _..tlool r......unc. ..n.... ..-bock �iI (Ql!~@@@'®~ !Ttl~ b11nk is a real eye-popper 'J-a .,. . •..._. w-lo...,... In ..,.._ ..... IMI, the lulralo..,._ ..., ~· ~ye a.nt performed ••plalned that althoo.lfll> tile whole ·~: 01' - . a eye IJ. ~only tile como• Ia the 1a11 riOCOJ ye.r, but for ............ In Olher ~didi!Ot.,_~on b - . oald t.bll • 1YJ>1ca1 bow~ol- ...... done With typt of .,.. ..... ~ • The local ,_.,...., _ . , rar . - , . . ....., ~and.....,.. ~ In ,... _,................ prior - 1 . tr.....,... dyllnlpiiY. or Ualng olo' .....,.d fiO)>IIrar On<e . , enudeallon taka P- •dOuolas ollll*eye--• *-on load .......... lfto lban llx hourr alter byc:bomlcal~ " u., the r.'ye- ..... u .......... - . ! , llw hnk with • lie aalclt.bllatfY ~"""' • cloy eye-"' .W..In lhedty , . . . . of eye _.goons in Bolfalo tho flii'W ·or rednl .,., not be J; and aurraundlns areo. Tllooe whe bow left their name on Rio. cured by • l:omM tranaplmt• p<l(lple o1ay on call for certain , _ cloeta{o wllllndlaato on cardt 1bo enucleatlo~ t.~ I'O<.IShiY 10 perloda durlns 'tile day and n~ any apeo1a1 criteria they have lor an minutes to p6form aCCXJrd..Lne to 'and are notiRed when an oll811>1<> oje, -her for eumplothoy will Wnnh, who 1\as ' - ' dololl tlwn donor dlft. e..cept one f~ a cancer victim. for U yean. While""""' othot- eye Mary ICawc&ynalrJ from the If the orpna al"'l.....!!!1t talten banka uae ooUege • ttudent• to 8olfalo Eye Baru., who tn~ to locally, a oo.qeon from acrooa tile ...._, the eyes. tho opoc:l&lllt Weotem New ·von hl!!b - . coun11y wiD be a>ntaaed. lAM ~ that he hu found It and orpn!Ationo e.pWnlns the yo., ~ the enudootlona, . , ditllcult tomonfioat·e auadenta• rree funalont of tile lion). Aid • .,.. . - ror tranopl&nto In limo 10 a steady IChedule c:an be can become a donor with or lk.dralo and sa went to o<her wllhoul hit peroonaJ ooruent. She loootlono. The ~ eyes ......, Kawczynakl aald it • impoNible a.aplalned that • deceued UM!d for mec:6caJ NIMII"dl. to uthnale how·many ~ucle.ltk>na lndlvldual'o """ ..r.kJn IJ. Si""" tho One or tho enucleator~, John will be porfonned each day, authority to make the removal Worth, 1 tpec:iaJiJt with UB'f beeauu the number varlet doololon. Doportmonl or Orol Pathology, ltemendou&ly. " We'D aomaUmm go a whole week without one: oho f. " . """""""" by Patt;lek ~hatl (PNSJ-Afler two yearo or llllgatlon, a redeAl OOUM hft ordered the DepaMment ot Defense to file an · Environmental Impact Statement describing th" potential hazards or storing nuc"" weopor1,5 near a HawaUan city. 1 8ut ~ lncluoion ¢ d...UM!d infonNilon In t!>e huardo repon, only with securjty deoranoe may be.allb-Ad 1: I :-.., ,to view it~ that the public Is little dOoer to understanding ....-l ~ - . - what dangen lbe otorase rntai1J. . Dilc:out In M~ of· 19711, C.tholio Action of ~Iii. a non-religious, AU. A: ~ ~ll!'n1 brougbt ault againll the Departme nt or · W\lUV Defenae in an attempt to p revent the N~vy from moving nuele&r ~,.._ weapons into atorage facilltle1 atlta Weal Loch baae ncar Pearl a t UNIVEISI1T PLAZA Aarbor, untO an. Environmental lmpaOL Statement llliSI wu oald. F u-e • W L • WINES """"RS .. .,....,.5<.' - produced aod reviewed, 'The Navy had oontendod that It could not even llle an EIS oince much of the required lnfonnatlon-was claullled. "Indeed," aald ooe Defenae Depart.mau 1pokNman, "the ~ fct of ~ IIi !!JS would lliolate ...,W.llonl of the Atoailc Energ Act,• which protect~ the &eeniC)I of nuclear weapona .iieo. The Navy . . , - only to aubmit • senerol otatemeru colll:ludin& that "ttanccllas. •,lOr.-ga and tnnlportatlon of nuclear wapot\1-t noJ-rcla to the environment... ., .: · ~ "The Navy's evai!IIUon wu totally inadequate,".,..uecl Noncy Steomo, auomey at the New York hued Center·for COnatllutlonal 1\fghtl. whidirepn,.entod CalhoiLc Action. "AJnoniplber lhlllll•· lt falloid fo We!8h the dangert atemnilng from the f.c\ that the ftorage bunken ~ uoder • heavily ul!'d ~ approach roonearby Hooolulu lnteroallonol Airport.. ' ,, In oome waya, oaya ~.the Navy'• at&l_, wu 1 bid joke. '"fbe ataleU*II even ~ that an ~ releue of plU!onium from the -pona to the afiiiOI!.>bete woWd 1101 harm anyone u lang u it wu kept outllkle 'lbe body. Wb..t the N.vy didn\ aay wu how to keep plutonium ouuide_tlle body.* One miltionth of a gram of piUIOOlum is helil to be en<>llllh c.ouae cancer, and 1 thimble . full could k.lll UO miUion people, ICCOI'dlng t o oour1 testlmol\y. • . ·'the Defenae Depjlrtmen,t won the fil'st round """e couM battle U!Marcb of 1979, when U. S. Dlllrlct JU<Ige Dick Vln Wong In Honolulu ruled that ....,urity requfnmeniJ of the Atomic Energy A,!:t bad precedence eMir Natlonol l!nvironmentol Prolecllon Acl• ,...W.Ilons requiring 1 complete Elwt.rorl-.lollmjlect St1tement. Tho declllon wu appealed to the U. S. Coitrt of A~t In s.n ~ which rewned the Initial ~ on Jll\)' 17. * Ail are to En~tollmpKI ~-.tcllla,liQ&w;th U.,~of ... __, ·,;.... lllld HIS BAND OF FRIENDS /elltwin6 BLONDIB !:HA~LIN (from tiJe s.clt Boys) suNbAY, SEPT. 28th - aud\:~ IOtoudeu -P...iiO..-Ywould . - 1 nothing will! reepect to~ lilcellhaod of~ 21 which the pwbllc Ia 1101 ........~." !,lie Court found.. "!be pilbllc mUll .....,..., ~·~YIn allltumoo u pol'lliltlall.y c:atlltrqpl\lo u tflla alii,~-~ the declalon Ia made the clecialon maker· WIII hlw ~ adquately lnforined as to tbe environmental ~of eac:h alternative." 11w ddlloo mll'b • v'*'Y for the environlnentol 81'0upl, llut It caold'tum - 10 be 1 hollew one. 4lthougb the Navy mUll now Clllllplele ..,. ISIS for the pooo1111e nucte.r -pona at WM Loch•• JIOII>Ic Ia lltely 10- only umaJ pan of the report and tfw ltwy lw IIIII b[ound b ) r . I U - of the~~ "The lilatlonal Pnvltonmenlal Prolecdon Act Ia merely a • proc:ec1unJ ll•ut•." aaya lUIIlce ~~ lltorney M&M.In aconee or c:r-.. "1he 1lS will ._. be 1pprcwed or dloapproved. lt't !Uat~• • -CIOM~~ntHC~ . . oeoe .t- ------;:--------------------1 I I I I I -1 I I ' I =~===:tt~~~~~~~?I;:!_·i �Newest guinea pigs; Vietnam veterans - - - - - Mic:hul Uh l•nd Tcxl Bn• ISO &lilo-'> nol<' n.o.-!dr of Nnericut Vtetnom War • .,..,...,, ""' rod.ty avflm'nt; from wll111 rhey belieVe.,.. rh• hooilh rffm• of rho dt!folivu "&""' llnl1p. . , V'"""""' <1rr<mely lOMe oubltance ,..yed "'"" bclwem I96Z and 1970. Ve~eran• Mve bantwYJ lc>gerher ro .-ue thtt manufoaurtJr of JWnl Or""'l•• whld1 hu In rum bUrned rho&"...,."'"""' for r>or<Je.. appbtiDn of tho dt!foJionr. In Jhe trtc41Jlrim~. the 80\le'I"'ftJettl l'f!/Uiit!l to iccep; M8pt>tl.oi/Hliry fu,. rlre Gl• •)tpOIS«<ro JWnl Orange lhtt who are rod.ty !AJfflrri<ls • voriery of diRuu 1111d fllh<ri'l& mll!{otm<!dchildrtn. The....,....,., 61:/:rholewhohave boer~ oonramlrwed by nudeor radmion from otomic bomb rur,. or.: now }1(/trU..for •urvjyll/ on • bltr"fli!ld of red rope '11!ey ""'"' rherruel>-.. 01 /l)Mft ,.,. ., • pm< """"doodly rh"" war. u..,..,_..,., - IPNSm!e only II'""' rhoy played when I - . a lild wo• IOicller V.M\ I lcMd tho mihtlll)'. I oouldn\ wail top to N•.m I \hcNshr. wdl, oJu. il my palt>Otie duly fm .on """'"""" chiZM I dellnlrely lelr th.tr h ..... roy war for '"-.Y smcratkm So I fought a war when I WaJ fOU'1& I _.,.. II>' 10 tp OUI and pany D~ people do I JOIN!d tho ..-my when I ._,., ~oen yean oki. And frorn then on. it'• been one fut trip. I don\ wont to loiiUy forset it bocauae ' """' aro fOU"' thJf\8lthat I tft.IU't~d from Vletnam, believe h or not4 I IHAnwd a kn about Jife theft!, I te:.amed Whl1 It 1$ tn enJoy life lo lhe futlca1. My merm a.ay•,"'l know you're very 'W:k. but you dtJn't h1.ve. any ambition; iln'l H'V.re more 10 llfeth.an lust enjoyin& ure?" lte:U her. lhem t• norhln,rl lflQrelmporunr than enjoytnc my lifo,""""" "' llfl!! it toO ahon. I h•ve these vi-eWJ beclll:lle I've been to dote 10 de.ath I've aoen death, you know. Our A.on4!er company lonly obou1 ow ""'"' ltllled rn<>re pi<> lh., tho whole Twenly·Ofrh lnfanrry llwtaion. race h . -~·~ abour rwonty ro lhlny lbo<land aoldOen l ....l know how many I ltill4d I ""'..,.tool<. tho ume lo oounl Sornelima you blowanambwlundthen,.keolf ~-~retlyouif il ,... • - lutt dd'rnirdy a 1o< of de.o pil> I)'JIS lnlUilll Thor wu my job II lcM ol trmes. hoi""' I heM<! obour llus ~ Orange pol>oning. I uoed to rhlnk, m•yho il,. my mind ll')'lllg IU al\ut UUI e>'""Yfhlfli!. •taybe I've h.td 1(10 muc:.h for my nund 10 handle. maybe- it it mental. 6ul 1 donl lito. ro thUlk thine> happen to me bec:o"'"' Mnrher Nature m.ade 11 happen. It's because romebody dld 10muthing and"""' I'm n!.&.Uy amiWil!d right now aboul lhl• Agenl poi&enln&- l didn't e \'till know •nylhill& abou1 Ort~Vte 11 unlll l rNd 11 '"I he paper: aU I know i~ 1h11 I h.'liva 1 lt\'t!r diJCilJe, l'v6 been very depr~. Of COUrJ.C1 the dep...,..inn could he cauoed by rhings rhol't h.tPJIOfll!d 10 me in No~ m. But h h caw.ing ~~ ll~er dl,.,...,,e;.r.~ "'"""'· hlgh r.......... I ull m)'I'!U, when am I SOON p our of b? When am I lry and *'nip~ en my hood WI and fln.tlly II\C my hre pNQeful7 Th.ll'5 \\'hal 1\re been '"""' IO 00, and lhen I come .P:n"n ~ilh the ~ n. doaOt> roll me they don\ . , _ whor c:aUO<d 11 Thql CiU'\1 t"Yel ~ ..11oM lund or ct.se.ase 1 b.a\ e Sn my """ they'... docton; tiloy'rt "'PPf''"' 10 holp people. 1~1 you, rry to......., you I I"'"'" tilly don' W>lH to loo~ otupid or-1 don' '-now what tho problem I• Thql ocr fil e rho)' don'r w1n1 10 LN•t rne ~ 'l"hey tu:o.;:m' "ven me n)t•dk:I!Uon 10 lT)' to 1rea1 lhe cllieue 'They say your ~~;..,. 1pk!cn h 1~ tl.n)Q too bi& J.nd your lk-er lt bC!ll'8 ale OWI.)I by I ~-. .. bur lho)' ,.,..,.,- gi\'t! ml: lnf -COft·~- ~~ ~AND UlJAB .~RESENT • .... ,._ SUD ~DOAPJ> / D ONE. INC. 'I'llI~ 'l'lllll_lt 1\r 1NIJ1\I.. ~ SA'I (Jllllll y' SEPTEMBER 27TH 1 IT~ ~n~ ililD~ ~anammm n~aDTIJ~vn~~n~ &mou1 IJIIIIDIATI!LY JfOLLOWING TBI! UB·BOBART FOOTBALL GAlli! FEATURING THE SOUND OF: �~I tdUt~~®Wi'®~ JPigs. ----=--·-- ! ~ .3 ~ i moclicatlcn. They ..._. coil mo or oetoUp .-~lor oppojnu,..,., I only ...,. bock fot a Uver IIC:n!en ocan and that.. it. I ...,. bod< a .IDOnlh .,.,, and they Mid that tl1Y opleon W'll otlllthroe- too bipnd m1 liver dlseue hun\ .,....._ my IUrthor. llut the)' don't know how Ions l'lle hod II."'- ltotart.ed, and .at what rote of apeed h II p~. Y9U would think they'd try to Ond out, wouldD't you'! ' ld,Y mom k.eepltttJilnsmeiOl!OtOtho VA, 6UI IWM't SQ becowe 1\npww'bot'i~tp happen,(fiS? there. They're~ to nlm ... away. TheyW ljllini to aay. "\Yhat'a AjJont Ora~ It bun't t-o P""'"" h'1 in IIOmOl;ody'• •)'l(om. )'o<l ~ ~t· Oranf!e' only 1 ~ ~ cau..wraatw. I leU you I haVe p>e tilrou8h hell In the po1t 11M!11 y.,.r._ Scmetlmet, rlltj11n my """"' til day Ions; no TV, no millie, and I would .luot thlnlc ~· world.! would think about the way I wu betn« lteoted and others wl!t'fl betf\'! IJ'eltod tho tame, and rd II" cruy to tho point or tnlpping. You want to ltn6w how much I've worked In tho lui ....... y.....? MA!ybo a total of ei6I>O monw. I've worked • • a urpomer, laborer. who!...,. I oouiCI ~· Plw, t am a mecllanJC. But I Uke 10 bo Ouulde. llovo the OU!doort; I like to do anything phyalcal. R~ hikln& up a mowltaln. But It....,. Uke In thb laat year It'• really g.ttin,<! hard ror me. The Ufllnfl make• tl1Y 11omodl hW'I a lot. Up to 1wo w..ka .,.,, I wu worldf\'! up In the mquntai.nJ as a carpenter. building los cabtru for my brOther'• oomtructlon company. I did all tho hard work md I hurl every da.y. l lol1 wcl&ht contlni.O>Usly; 1 never had au appetite becluae of the phy1ical ttraln of lifllf\'!. My 61Dmach hUrl bad, and it drain• all my energy out and makes me real bard to g.- along wit"" My mwdea ore delmoratin« too. The exercl.... l • uaod to do hUrl, And I have • birJllime remembo1'1na thlf\'!0 now. So I IMP at peop'lr."'liJt , I would do the work beauoe I puohod myaelf. I don't really want to • """"''t thll. rm not the t,ype or penon that llha to lay ovrr and jult c6e'cauae tomeone says. "Hey, you'relicL. and you·n~ never gain« to bo the aame," And I om only Z7 yoar1 old. l'nl not old. Surfin' They te111110, "You can I!P to wtx:l-" And l.aay. "What can 1 do?" ·They 10y, •wo11, yo<J cant', do anythln« phyolcal, no lifllng or ao,Yiblnt like that.• 1 oay, weD, Wllal you't:e telllnfl me II thai I cm't wor((. l!ecauoe to me thai'• what work Ia til about. doing !OIIlllthlns pl)yilcal. ... rm a man: rm rpt 10me gin or lady. r·m not • ...,....,.that poabos apend! til day. And 1 ..,, fake an ofllce Job and bo cooped up In a buUdlf\'! til day. I have to be outc:loora. Maybo all<hla stoma from my trolnlng in tho oervk!e· becouoe I w .. trained for the outdoorl. But I feel lllte rm a labor man..aomeone hu to do the phyllcallatJot: You ,.ke thlla~y ftllmme. II- trill loop: fool like a man. 1 'feel iib .-nebody just ahrivei1JnS up to nothing. J am in pain, mm, and not rrom my di18&14!, bU1 I ha11e a poln In my hood. I !ell my mom and I teD my brothers that I haVe a ·lot ott my mind. I hawo lhll>s> that liii;y coUld oomp~ because they've newr experleoced an.)'jl>q like rve t-o l\1n>IAgh. rm a trained lllllol>. 1 know that that'• wball'rit boat ~::' ~t'1:.:\~t~ ""mc,~,ln~ !:"no ">. ldU anybody anymore. I WIJ)M ~~~ O)Jtllde at nlght!n-111-lay on my roof and looli at the mrs and wooder. I foellike I'm lllllllghllng a war right now. rm very depi'OOOC!d. I'm In Nl.m. But I'm ..• I'm righting Want tocnethin« I can\ - · I oould die tomorrow; I could d lo a year from now. They don't know what'a !!"in« to happen io me. They don\ know if il'l soln8 to bo a &lOw proceu or. r..t ooo. They lust don't know. lbat'• tho reuon I uy to myoejf. lbat'o the reuon I Uke to go to the qlOuntaina and stoy away from people. Becauoe) don't reaDy feel like rm a human being, ya know. 1 ~~ Uke rm an mlmal · But the thing ;., am I an animal to bo overlooked or om I an animal to bo eoped with? lbat'• what I (eel the question Is, know. Should I bo helped? Or ahould I yo bo Ovt!rlooked? I've boen overlooked. So • • consitlered, long • • you go through the procedure you can Cia whatever you like.." , .... ·Even if the Navy decided on the basis of the £IS not lo Slore weapons al West Loch, the public would neve.-know. "fl definite declaration that nucl~ar weapons will nol be stored there glves away too m uch. 61 said Green~ 'Foster Knight. Actin8 General Counsel of the Council on Enlllronmental Quality , which belp• review EIS report&, confirms that there is no binding power behind the cnvi.r dnmental regulatlono. Moreover , in the case of nuclcu wca~ where much or the pertinent information is classified. it is possib thatllo agencies OllfSide of the Oopartment of Defense will be a! wed to review or di5ctJ$5 the report at all. "I don'! think anyone at the Council b cleared to)!"! that kind of material," oays Knight. "The general rule Is that an £15 with classified information Is routed 10 ageiu:Jes with expertlJe in the area. If there's no one in our agency with clearance, we don't see it:. . Nevertheless, Constllulional Rights auomey Sleams beliQ.Ves "there will be a big battle over what i• classified material and what lsn,. I think they'U be hard presoed lo elaoslfy a general51atement or what would happen if ;m airpl.me crashed into a bunker loaded with nuclear "ieapons. Such a alatement wouldn't compromi6<! their security, and it's very lmporta.n t for the publi.c 10 know theac lhings," • The Federal !:9urt of Appeals, in Its July 17 decision, ~~grees: "It ll<!elllS to us ,t o be important thai the public be ir.fonned whel'!l, as here, disclosure can be so conditioned u nol lo impin&e upon national oecurity. Otherwise, agencies would be able to escape the -, consequences o£..1h&-politlcal process as it IJ.l•Y operate o• an unpopular deciAion by concealing from the public the faot tho~ •uch a decision has been or may be m ade! ' . Many envlromentallsts remain concerned, however, that it Is Sllll all too easy for the Oep.trtmen,t of Oefenae l..,.oild atleastsomq of the "consequences of the political process," so long as there is no oul5idc agency charged with the regular review of nuclear relaled environmental impact statements.. · - "This case establishes lhe fact thai the Navy is not abo~e everyone else; Day says, "but they 51ill have !he !rump card- the right to The Festival o~ Sucoosbeglns Tonlgt. Wed. 9/Z4 . Join us- for Yom Tov meals at TRE CHABAD•HOUSE - o:n Both Campuses! ' St Campus· .In St. ,..;.. I ' Amtieist Campus: zso.t No. Fomt Rd. .,_;,.-,. . .,..._Qio._.. .,Mt ood - ....tw > SCHEDULE �l 1 i 11 ~· When UB junior Joe Hesketh took the mound for the first time last Sprina down In Flori.S. apinsl top ranked Unlvc:raity of Miami, he knew the scouu were lined up behind him watching and olocldna bls tant.alizina pitches. Hesketh and the entire UB Baseball Bulli-wbo be played wit.h for three yean-also knew he would soon be in the proltssiottal ranks. 8111, bein& draRed in only the UICOI!d time a round by the Montreal-Expos was surprising to him aod the UB team be performed for so admirably well. Tbe tall lanky lefthander drafted as a j\11\lor out of UB, pqsted • 9-l rcoord with a l.2A cumulative earned run averaae (ERA). On two farm ceams the 21 year old was the 40111 ptay,:r picked ouc of over 300 colleae draftee$. The hi&hliahr of Hesketh's rtrA full summer IQSOn with the montreal-farm system was being called up for on e.thjbition game agalrut the Toronto Blue Jays In Mooueal and r=ivina credit for the victory, pltching Coach Monkusb at UB. "Ouuide or knowina that the \an three inninas in relief. "I -.n't •urpriscd he 'bucbaJI is their livelihood. the profcuional pitched up in cbe bias so soon! " ...claimed assistant rclacionsbips were very much the same, with the only baseball coach Mike Oroh. "It was a scrimnlagc and a difftf"ence beinathal It took a littJe while to develop a good time for all blah draft choices like Joey to get re.laJ<ed atmosphere for myself down here, At UB, these .some work.'' were guyl I had known for • Jooa time and saw all year Hesketh spent most of che summer down in 'A' ball soing co school." fo r West Palm Beach compiling a n 8·2 record . Upon his arrival, and ~P until he donned the uniform starting tlorkl• •ollday his rtrst aame for pay, Joe was very rdued , confident, Being independent :llld on his own,J or the lonaeot and happy thanks to hb amicablet"!!llll!ates. "I 've got period since Cape Cod baseball in lhe-iltmmer or 1979, 10 l'dmit that I felt ~lee I was a freoli!iiiil all over qaln Hesketh kept an air of discipline in hi• Ufescylc down in having to experience all this on my own," Hesketh the Sunshine Stare where lhc ever~ present temptat.i ons related . "But, everybody was so friendly and ltad of a busy day and nlabt oociaJ life can a1 timeo be respect for me as w.U as each other. wblch made me irresistablc. "We played bueb.\11 in the afternoons and always feel very comfortable and settled." Hesketh conoeded there was only a subtle difference conditioned in the momina which took its toll when we It si.l days a week. StiU we wete thankful with the did bet ween sharing relationships with his new professional ttammates and his old "diamond rourh•" under Sunday orr. aMna us one day ond nl&htto &0 OUI and • Ex-Bull getting Canadian-style m~jor league Expos-sure enjoy ounelves;: ..claimed Hesk<lb. Usually Hesketh sat in bb apartment olppln& a few beers, acttin& IOIDUieep, and preocrtin& the arm Whidl has taken him this far in hla ~career. '; Hesketh said that he was down in florida for 011e purpog-to solidiry his flllure in bueball, where he has worked bsud since his youth, when only his par~ 5 lensed the true potcot.ial Joe hlld In his anD. 1 I "When be 101 to UB, I knew be would be the OD<'I j pitcher in the area with the best shot, and oow ~ Joe's done It, he has proved it to everyone else,'' expressed former teammate John Oalla&hcr. All the local adulation has 001 cban&cd Hesketh's usual greaarious personality. lr has instead made him thankCul and appreciative for the break be always dreamed of and worked for with such fervor. " l 'ver tried to make h a point to maintalo tood terms with all people af1!l all te:tlltlmates," be uplaincd . " I've met my share or new people, done • lot of travelina by bus and plane. and have ertioyed all or this (bU:baU} the put three months," Hesketh pol need f OUl. The pitchu. wbo played for three years under Monkarsb 'It UB, cited a few disunctio~ between his old fiery field boss and the coaches In the Montreal farm system. "As f&l as standsrds, there Is no dJffcrenee, but they're not quite as exdt"ble_ Rather. they are more1ilifliack and rely on the talenu that got you in pro ball to take you farther . Joe Hesketh has a<:hleved what he had sa out for long ago_ He reasons lo&icaDY the inevilab_k f.)&lure and whac liet after baseball. The Jerl'lllilaer bas approximately one year to oompl<te rn order to receive his dqrce. AJ1houg)1 not yet . specifying a mtl]or, Hesketh believes that be h85 much more auributes in voc:atiODl oullide of baseball. But. for oow. while he buts in che anention or beins promoted from one dass of pro ball co the next, Hesketh Is going to be busy pavins Lhe way for his bia cbance-histum on national T .V. picchina for the Montreal Eapos. hampion 'bee thrower stings.com ' Two SIU<kaU will be speadiQa three clo)'J in RD<IIa!er na~ year, Lhanb to a Win laM Friday in the SUNYAB Frisbee Chaml)lonJIIips. Tbe contes~, held at the Amber>~ Campus athleti< ftdds, had Sieve IOU&A Ilk< the ~MD'S di.uloc>, while Mor/ MotJc:nbocker lead the.._ .... tauaa. capt.d.n oftbt UB fnsbeeclub. had a combined S«>r< of 32 ln the accuracy and dluuce cvenu, while Moumboc.tcr totaled 21 . RUJ'lMI' up i.n lbe Women·, Q)n.tcst wu Frueis Fao while u-IA C.oac and Nicll Bod1oWI tied CO< ....,..d IM!billd KJup, OUI t~t , _..,..<CI bytllcNsqdarioaof of a ftdd or 18 mala. Coli.-' Unions lntctnllionaiJ fACU· t,) 00><1 Tbc campus winners will now •d"I.IJ(:t: ro Whamo Frlsbee O>rnpany, willtntvtllo lhe rtJional competltiuo. 10 be held 11 Rodt<SI<r Univcnily of Teoa....,. for liK Nlldonol Collnstit\llc: of Tcctudou, Janu.at)l lO to Fd>nlaty 1,198t. Winner• in 11>< RD<IIa!CJ lqice Cbampioashipo ....,<lime DC%1 spriaa. E Celebration '80 Canoe Racing on Lake LaSalle SftEfiK PREVIEW To~llt et I Pill · ..,..............., CeMe 10 ~ .. ...-..~Lfttta­ . --~ cu. ~n• . ...... . f-lllllm ~ . D N Sunday, September 28th, starting at noon. E s D A y I. Ellmlnalion lw!GIJ begin ac noon. 2 . Or&w for canoe prior to eoch heat. 3. All ~ulpment ls supplied and must be used. w ···························································· E D Sfgn up al Squire RecreaUon, Room 20. Enlly fee: $2.00 ~r 1um. limil of 64 tums. N_ E s Aw.rd$ for first, second Vld third place. D A y w ACADEMIC CLUBS E D N E s D • •" I .Tb,. wtl~ .be • •ltfttory •Htt•l todey In • • S.II.W C•••Hft. T.a.rt tlell. _, d!ldt .~ II . .t ~-'""'-" .,.. t~tetr~trom . · ~· . ••we· .. fiNY PROBLEMS CONTfiCT THE Sfl OFFICE at 111 Tfl~lltT HfiU or call 6J6--Z950 I I I I I I ~·sooZEN u.os wtt11 cuupon We AJ.o Feature: Subs • e.ktava • Splnectr Pie • Soft Froun Yogurt 1 3234NalnSt. l I I I I I ~ Openllam·IZpm Monday · Sunday ~1 c:. •• I : ~-----------~------~ �: Umey observes · !J tf_y, 8f!IIS at~ a bloody good show ! Editor's Nou: 71wt /ollowinl Is"" «eount ofltlst S«urdily"s Grow C/ty-UB mlllclt wrilltn by o bloody Enrtlshmon lllttndlnr h& first /ootbo/1 romt , ~ ~tornotu/ollowsomtQ/thtmortol>lo<ntllilllll ! I lwei dotmnincd that wblbl inth< CIOiolllcs (utd to wQllld vi<W ooc of til< aotivc li ..,.,..__. blz:am: ama1pm o r ""by. Mo<riJ : J:ludq. ODd lh~~~aay (1 .... bevel) called ~ """"' Amtrlcrl) I i « ! ~ i "-boll· "Oil ffiY Ood, tltey'Pt sltol him/"1114 HOl Upo .. tb< balfo~ime pistol rlt'Cd. My mowledc< or Amabn Football comco a clistant ....,ad 10 that eli~ by the comd.Y a.ar of the: fllm ''MASH.... In Newcastle, Enil&od. they ystd '9 AY "just b<ber c;lown't mint' IUU ~I KOre-o•lldJ nt't pfl)' fer Eo&Jand- I'II·IPP<II·" {ftist yt/1 d0!<'/1 to th• min<. ond tht M /filo'W3 rNdy to ploy' for Enrkllld will •PP"r). 11 smru UB has a simil11 pklhota of rootballln& talmt. ror "'ben lllriv<d altbc Orow City pme. th< b<iaJuly-dad players -<clio ovtnumber tht spcaaaon. As I meekly slided (Slide sld<woYS~ towards th< lUI, I nolk<c! a man of the doth {print/ ehatlitlf to lb< panldpanu. N...,by, a "bullY" contaln<cl I<Y<ral Ocatl~esc men wtte ready 10 1uffe:r with a mutyr-likt: rCSOI'Jt\o lhll a Wheckhairi, undcrfool a strac:hcr. • Saled 1 rouod OU' ..._p1c1oo affirmed. Not only were lh< plaJieu rUMina bdmCI·ftrst at each otller't *<Gin (lroin), but a eoll<ctlv< fm>clty, as in a boxina areua. infua<d the erowd. Ftve miD uta later, I was maroes«l Little did I care Wbm tile pudUy- b<d«ked (poor drtsr«<) oaf on my • rilbt. io bis ucitcmc:nt, knodted my pipt thtolllh the aands. I plned ..Wfaruoo by repeadly aunnlq hlm with 111)' Jl>on, slwp fUiuetll for \'iolaxe. CWfbwiy. my ¥Oicod opiiUon matlredly rankled SOlD< of IllY fellow oniookm. More than o- I Watched the eh•p•t-~M-batk (q-'<rb«k) arp jauotlty bactwllds, th<.<>ppon<nu approocbioa. ODd • · •luiU "release it'' wovld br<ok from my Hps, much to tile surprit< or those &bouL me. I <Yentu.Uy realiud that I was watchina th.e pl.oyer holdin& hiJ handa u If In prayer, .S 1 decoy. wbi!Jt the boll wa.s tucked eonvlmlmOy· in lh< annpil or th< playr,r maklna proar... upfldd. EnouJ/t or my phlliJiinbm (crNl-tiomllirllt) . One rma1 lhoQJ/tl. It ...,.,. a shame tO ctdud< 10 noany <ntbuslutlc, If physieally inadequat<, youna Am<ri<&ns from tb< J)o<y and ant;St' fonxlojy) or properly orpnlz<cl football. Could not lh< pme be catqoriz<d and pleyed, mueh lilr< tb< more padl'lc: m111ial ·aru. aceonlina to W<i&ht divmons? Only an idea. -T1~tLimey victory mJaht be had (thl)! would win). Runners stomping out vlctorie~ IMPORTANT To paraphrase an old )ok<, have you h<atd about lh< UB <rOSS <ountt)l t<2ml Th<re's aood news, and tbm:'s better news. Ara . the cood . . . . The Bulls NM<n are S-l In road m«ts, comparw to 1 ).l record tllla time last )'<&r. Last wee.katd, Buffalo &wept a rour-wey m«t. caldna the rust rour plac.cs qalnst Hanwick, Elstnhower and Ho\IJ/tton CoUqe>. This f9llowt a second plue finish in the Buffalo Slate Invitational. Aaainll O<nes<o Slit<, ltuffalo State and S.. Bonavcnlurc Collqe tWo weeks 1&0, the Bulls have lost to jull Roch$<r lrutltutc or TeehnoiOI)' and Buffalo StOle, altbo\IJ/t tbey heOle beatm tbdr c"""o"" ri.ats Membership Meeing TODAY in reom 339 Squire at 4:00pm TOPICS, Financial aid (Loan Applications) Community Speaker B.S.U. Constitution Activities on«. "They ··~ io • real cood pcrfoomlln« ... prais<d speaklnJ or th< ~.,. a>ataa, " <ipca.Uy sintt II was a rath<t hilly eourae." fln11hi"1 firA was U S 's lkltC'h AnsOn. The junior eompkled the 4.8 mile dr<uir In 2J;Z4.S. about 20 eoactt AJ Hdna>. REFRESHMENTS. SERVED JC«)nds ln front or teammate 01uck KetnC"JJ. Compl<tinc tbe loursom< for U B were Briatl Crqory and Mik< O'Connor. D<ln Pbh<r and Pan WHkens took th< se..,nth and eighth spoil. ''Bucch lAnsonJ was our top mt.rLiast year,'' Heinen reponed. "But this La the rtnt race cbaa be's bnn our fine man-he'.s jose Slilltlnato ld [nro sha~... w .. ltd The bdlc:r ntws about 1bc ru.nnina Bulb c:cmcuns the" futtu<. "We bt:Y< o lot or aood freslunm Ibis year. a real &ood crew." tb< eoaeh commented. " Most or th< kids have nev<r run thb di.,anc< befor<-<h<Y'r< Precision At A Discount. ( For students only,) b'f for a special student discqunt card. ll's good lor. a whole year, and entitles you to 10% o ff Come any Command Pertomiance !181VIce. Including our precision haircut. Preclslol1 haircuttit19lsour technique lorcullinll the hair in haTmony With the way ·ilgrows. So as tt grows It doesn'l lose its shape. Your haircut will 1oo11 as good aller hve days as II dOeS aller frve minulft. A pteeision haircut with shampoo end blow-Ory costs just fourteen CIOIIars for guys «gats, less 1 ~ o! cout5e. We al&o offer permanent WalleS. COloring, frosting and conditioning. No appoil1tment nieded: just come in. Taka adYanta~ Dl our offer. It's precisely wtlal you need. f Student S.,... Am YWI-.4 .. OFF . }S=- •1~c-.-w-..:.., 0 ~, ·\ :c.-,.... . M.Y. - - •· i : • .1 ··-----··~· · ······.,·· ····· · ·.···· ·················"-""' :-................:~ '---=~--...:::!1 • .-::..._.....;::::;::: still ,ulinc tll<ir feet wes ." M.,.. hl&lt >choot croa - aca <OIIJIIT)' teams have a 2.5 mik eounc. • The- " r&nt r~ tal" for the BWh wtJJ comr thii Saturday, When tb<y takr Coll<a<. SUNY Bin&ham ton. and Cortland Stti<. " Bin&ham ton and Cottland will be too&h.'' Hein<n warned. "They flllisbed fqurth and ntlh in tb< SUNY eharnpionstilps last year, We' ll halft. to~« how we malt'h up q.airut thnn. I'll tell you bow we'U do tbl> year afl<r Saturday." In th< fir., six mateh·upo so far run, UB b&5 only lost to Rocbdl<r hutltUI< or TechnoiOI)' in lh< Buffalo State lnvkellollal. Slotlonc:d aboUI a tnllc: from tb< futisll WI Satutclar. HdoeD polnld OUI, "Tb< kids kDew wb<re tlley stood ('ao lh< .-). They didn't ltill it at lh< <ad.'' "W<' r< bertcr lhan I Mlkipated.'' H oi"!" remembered, "W< wrprited a lot or peopk... lbe new crop or freshmen ind~ fivr: who wert AJI· Conm'ence or A.U-Se<tiol\_al in Hi&h Sc:bool. l.ul year the squad wotked out on the Amherst Cempua, but heavy landsalplna hu forced lh< Bulb to limit their practi«l lo tither Main Street <Amput 01 Peiaw11e Park. But, Heinm said, "Nal year we'll probably be bad; oo Amh<tst-1 have a real aJce <oUIK Wd out . Sin« til< sd<Ctloo or host learns all<mi!CI In the SUNY eouf<tm«, til< llttlls travd tltiJ )'<&r, and Nn 01 home: In 1911. "l think thai we'll be in lh< top five 10 tb< SUNY Athl<lk Conf<tm« (SUNYAQ) and in lb< lOP fiv< In the Slote-aaually, I antkipat< il," tb< eoaeh propb<Sied. -Drm HIH~ �fa3 classified l; <i:od:>Oan't -Thlo~ GREAT EVENT! l '""""*'a JJ8!!!'11D su.uoonr BU8IOCM Card~! to be bold oil ~J c.t? AU.. AO'S NVST De o• llf Ill' HnfKa. t'tU.,., P~ til• .ad itl o.r,.., Of tllftd 4 ~ oJ \M .,. wtu. • ctwcle fH .., .,~Of fOt fUll ot~tn..nL w"l 04 ,141~ ft O¥ar tn. bt\on., Hott $1)[C.TRUM r•NIVU No .adt !~~~e~!!c~~;.~;o.~,f:1.~'~.:!~~ lftf 'tfnf IO edit or O.lat. •"V toPl!. Holoc.• uat . 1~ Jtla...._ •Uit,tll\• ,....,...,.tnt commltm•nt c:.u 5itwon limt NO flti,-UNOS l.te f'\l•n on ct.uif-..c m t 'CII -..... c.apy h .,.-~. iOtCrn.tm• ltOH not f<w" ""U' .. ,c., &:J~CAOt to Ht. " . .• brs. ..cH"OOI.tot ,.._, ~ {Of ICIIIriN •IoHit~, ' ' " of Cl'tfl" d11• Cl\• t u ••I'Miw•e •nlu-'ew t)oott-ehk.lll ertorc. eo ...,..,..., ,_... ~'-'· tf1• NOVA 64.000, \1... ). OHt I EOftOOM IV-'t. . . fof ftm• .. sNOtftllft J OIJdroon\ i19f on a.a1ey A-.,t. WI D MSC f'u rnl s"ao, OU"f1r . . l ..uto. P .l . rvns ~--2201 r~l . YIVITAtt 7Som lOOM. Minott a mount TWO ORAD STUOENT"S Mft tMro liCENTERrn ns3(20 SHERIDAN DRIVEmo CORNER IIAILEY J U:. .JAMIE Heva • Mppv 1~ L.o~t wit" • million kb;ton. TUC!a MA~TH ..I>ACE ~7 M<M"'·• our tmb.nwdlr to rtte \~f:..Mow~ countrY VOV're 70IIJGIIT ..... ¥ MATfiiU!UES ¥Wintn. '*flflmd SU up. l(ltc:Ntn la rnp. ... f\195 SU &eM(.,,.,. 1 .._., you.Yt TO fkE MAt H STtt.EIEl S'To\FF : NobOG)' -.,., It tlllttteri TMnlt.'A.C. }f~ . for schedule HONG KON G ~staurant Eg Roll 70c ;!It;onton 70c Olnnm S2.3S-3.JS fried Rft 1.95-2.65 Hot llld Sour Soup 1.95 AND OllfEJt DEUCIOUS ANTOI'IESE STYLE DISliES! Eptl10o. HEY U.l . - ThMlb for com.... IO m• TKE ~ S.hJt'day nithf Teiot K_.,. E,pliiOn P S, Sft 1fN all 811K ftUI C*TJ. DEAlt M U..E". AHOHYM- l'ft'l ftOf on Mf'OO trfp,lwtt tooltlftO,_iOI'fttOIW t;ppdal Why no19i\'t!' H a ~d Ff'H m ff!U'Ift tof eollf'e, ""strl"'l' •11tte~ Jim, ,.0, ..._ Eatt Aurora THURSDAY NIGHT it $Mtlnl n iQf\t e9 Mlt''f drl n., lvllfuthtr•t LooQe. s,pectali. Brothers Furnltu 433 Orant S t . - - ~0:!~~=~:~·=:· H£Y I UIKAI Wt'Vfo COft't • tor"~ w._y- 'TOGI!f... IER lf.t'f'li.CY'te' You oct tfJMe' t ro sPo«o! " " ' " ,.., "*'• IM ...... """" .. KII.M1o. 8~ •w oot two Mfti lor '101.1. MIG tftl• rime It ' ' Heopy Blt'fn<Nr. £f'l)o, N\lmOer 22. JOe DiScount LiquorS WE DELIVER :.rnhtr .. l (rl•n,!t•., G. T E ~· 1 y~');>rP ~................ ' North M•ln Llqu 3223 M•ln Sl . 834-7727 _.... , Piebeu11 JOtlloM 14 . .«11:1. ..... ----...... -- ....... -· (Opn lloa. · Fri. 11:30.., Sat I: S... 4,_) l ilclta SltiOL\.II lsf'W:IItNecaoflnt --'l<..iOm tar • ~ e:w»IUon. Stop In R.oom ' • SfWI,-t tor ••lh~ OH4Unot s.t. 26. AUTO CYCU! IHWRANC.IE: Low r •lft wtth eu.eUtnt ~,.. tor •" ..,.. «ttJ ..•M Aon: FALL, BLAST OFF PARTY otu.. .... CHfC K II~ k iiU ...... tft._,la .. '*""Oiat WIHG .. fGHl tlltry TWII'IIdoty .t . ....~. Lodlt , _ "'"aot o1 Y.eom "' :""::::'~::::::,=:.:,.:';,"';: ,.:;. ·...,-:--:-,.,-,..:c ~.;, .,-:_..=:-., ::: ,.......n fMf you h•w reafvtG cat~llt wUh tftfl ,._,.. C. MGtlM MOTT I& It II'Wllve . , . ""''~' more JAttlca, HDPt )'OU hWe )IWI"'Mtt ..Oftt ......, a 1~ u-.. n ~ otii4Yhtt17once. U1¥1Ye. Pa"Y• "'bolllll, ,_..;ptl, til l:lha Fri Sat. till ~ .':JNI.MILlY A~ LUNCH-OINNRR-8NACK8 TAK£ OUT SE.R VICE • II3+Z IZ I • 4 • Rpm · FREE Ho.w o·- 6 SUPER SPECIALJ... •INGLF.S- Happy ~our ·-------------------- 1~ -.r< GET A FlEE PlTCHEl OF ~ I ·. llidaeloll Beer wi~ tile pvc:llue of a 1 Doable Order Of Cllickea w~ I II . STUFFED MUSHROOM uao ,.. ~a s.. u. Tltooft. $4opL 9:)0 • 1 ALL YOU CAN DIUNIU ..._ . 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Sales and Service t~ OOi.LAIItS OFF, • OCICNtl.. 0r1 ~ tor toll._ t.t~ts In fhf lwff••• .,,. m'G6t j eorpontfoD rn 3290 Bailey Avenue at Shirley 837· 1488 on cable T.V. ltJOUI M:M~ ;w •• row •vtlltblt 11 no c:.h•rP«- P.or ~.,u, copy, lol'nd • M~r·•ddtes.wd 'l\119\ 11s up. l(ltt~ Y.c.e• no c.an ItO TV t1•MJ 14, Bk'fC..._ I IS vp ~ "t:i.i6U'"'' 10 PERSONAL SJ\RVIC!lt pan or •"~ ooe rour nol·f~nt •t.~at. iiT... / UO.OO ( ..-,. J T::~~ed PORfAil£ SONY SiW. ilfWI" $Uft:l. 11.-tklltc ~ Glbt9tt SO CD-.sJ ~ S6l Squt"" Hall Mmt• 1h"'"' 11 • m • • pm fr i •nd HI. 11 ~"' - 10 pm van:ees MAn ~~tEuE~ sor..,_ ,,.-Min 111 YP Moog SyntheshtBrs, Electric Keybo• rds, Gult•rs. Amps, D111ms. The S.st Accessories & A.(usic Supplies Music Books & ShHf'Muslc Wl'!y dOn' t 101.1 uti . "JIIIk' IOf'li6f'M~CW61Qfl'l9"'iS ~ 'ITililli!<ID~ rv .. .,.,. -MoodaJ' - fdday Chinese <ID~ 'U'!Eillll<ID ....., ~ tO ~~.. nom ~- .,,. ttl '47• 'i ~ luoidl-~ I. Mil.,u,.. er '- \h _ l l c _c!1' ) FEMA.LI HOU$E.MAT £ W..UH '""" bMr"ootn ~. WAIILinv dtttii"C.e Mf,C_ 02>tl4 w f Ct:W UV. ~~ted fllttn. CA11 G•torf"tD 0..-67!3 t~l t .,.,., ~'U' Iiill!E <ID ~ 'low p.arkiii'O. All Vl1i1Tits lrtCIIICI«d In c-tii 13A.....,aftu 6 Pf'l'l -'II'W''•J'•t!'f' ~ FUIT.$1oirto.,.,..,. 1~-ii~j l. ......,..,)... . j f PubllcoUOOI WcddiJ>8 lll.,UltioU wnJR ,,.. Ler'1. ~It UOi s,-:G AOOMM.A TE WANTED 5'2:.000 nu.. &fd.g. SPICIAL UCKl ,.,. fer t3.,t =~,..;:.~llff•kt. ~ Lenn.n ..,., ....,... U FIAT A'-IM GOOd lO rr'\00 v,..,. ~ T1'1~•1n IWILIESOII PIIBI THREE IEOROOM CIIVJ Of'l~ helmt. Prot•Uf0n•1 ..'*t.tl)l'd K(t end a ,,IJf'l''ftll\/1 tM "TEMPE.sT Good condlll.,.., G10 Dr bH1otfff". C611 en..c:. . .WJ l'llero Pootu: ... 3114 M.alll St. ~ ,.,litl.. fi RetiU.m .. I I ILt la wToltoO.O I .. ..us . . ._....... I ~------------------~ : GET A FREE GLASS OF BEEl 01 WINE I 1 wi~ p~ ol uy ~ ....hid~ or eatreel I .. I -.us ... .. - " ' " ' . . . ~-------------------, I BUY I LUNCHEON I GET A Zed WNCHEON I II OF EQUAL 01 GUATD VALUE FOi lh : PIJCEI., _ .. ., _..,..__ 1 I·-------------------~ GET A FlEE PASTA DIMNEI, ..... w I ............ I PAS!'ADIJICD ..-1 • ....-..a. ,..a...il I ,._....,.__..__ I ....,......... ,..,.., ...... ""'"' t/1!1.. c:.ll ,.,.,.. el il L----------·--------~ �Mot~: 8eckp~ote Is ~klt Onlvenlty 1 o( 17M $poet""". HotJcu ore non lfee ol dll<t«· l'!IOSpednun dou riOt gu.arant:tt that ell notJeu W"tM appeer and rucrna tht right to Mft .U notku. l"fotku to .,.ur tn.n ~ m~ot~t be. ruubmltted ror iad. prinllna. rnOtt Dudllnu~re Mondly, Wednudl)' 1nd Fttdey et noon. announcements _ _ __..__ __ Onlverally Llf~ gtoup a1 Hillel tiO\.iM (410 C..prn Blvd,) movies, arts & lectures _ __ Vote.r rcgt1traUon forma wlll blf! evallebto todo)' tl S,A Senate E1t'ctlon t.blu In Qood)'Uf, Squire, Oovernors, and the SA office In 1 J 1 T.olbe:n.. ••asotopu. Ol.edolgy Sunde)' It II 1 ,m , Jt:'WI.t.h Femlly .HJ"Vkr: will offer coun..ellng a.tnfk:ts 11 HU~I HcK..w. Cell 85l-99S6 for mo1c lnf0fm.a1.on and eppolnttne.nt. • C.Ht Pla-n.nlng Otfkt wortc.s- Rcwme WtitHlg F'rkll)' et J p.m . tn 1 H.o)'et C end Sept 30 el '!30 p...m In ? tia1u C: Job lnterv1t w1ng Prep.r•t ~n end Ttchnlq\Je$ Sept. 28 It 3 p.m . In 4 Clemens_ PSST olfefl ell J.\udent the followi ng fret. not·fOI •C'fcdh, one•t.oe.ulon workshosn: Co~~ with Streu Students (1odey from )..5 p.m. 11'1 232 Squire). Uatentng. rtou:tak1ng •nd the: Clo»room \..eaure (Tomonow from ).! p.m . In 107 Notton~ EHealvt OM ol lhe Ub<ol)' for (Scpl )C) ltom 7-9 p.m. In 33• Squk• ~ Tile CouftSdlntt s.r.tce P•• lloo< ol l'll<hHI. I loll) Is tpOMOrfng • Men'a suppon and COUI\tinne Oroup. M1 ;:' ::•:.':t~~;.:~k::~~-;~r~:o;;· ;.:~ 831 ·)737, MFC Sludt.nt.l-frelf! tutoriat a ulatente In all ere-as of M•1h. Selena. English ond other .ubJecct , fn the e~lng etpedelly (Of 1o\FC atudenL Ofop ln 11 Spec.t.l Servcm, )II T........,d,I'ISC. b<otweon 5-8 p.m. wW.doyL Sutta' - - T i l e limo ol ~joicing. Join ut IOnlghl IO< lhe n"' mool In 1M tho Chob.d (3292 lo\oln St. ond 2501 1'1. For... R4.~ Yom lou iefVIcu \llodnotdoy-l'rlcloy .. 7:30p.m . ond 10 a.m. Do 10" 1\.an a heartno 1n SWJllRJ couru of the Pte:lldent's comm.lt.alon) Group leg•l S.Nkes has law 11udon11 to 1ct •• defenders (Of a.tudeN~ For mote lnlormollon, otop In •• <llS In 340 Squire. 831 ·'2273. Lut Chanc•-l.aJI TKE tus:h ptrt)' of the Mmetter. Anyone Jtl111nte~tstod In JO\t>lng coil Sid ol 636-5561 . Meow~Ung Club party lomortow et SW"od l'lwl)<oom. too p.m. at lhe P..-t-mc.d 1h1dcnts-Qn ()(t.. 2 • ~p.r-eHnYitlve from tht Un l~r>IQI ol Guodolojore Scnool ol-ldno wWI g;...., 1 ptetcntaOon •nd answer quntJons from ) S p.m In 2Ji Squirt ~ -Oraduellng Sentors-On Mond•)l. Sept 29, ' repre.tentetlve from the School of Monegtment ot Sytecu.M Unl"efl•l)l will bt": on campu• to ln\IH'Y~.., 11udents lnterelled In the MBA progrem . Nc management course& or bu$lneu experience I• required S11Jn up for Interviews In J Heyot Cor call Mra. MKk et 831 ·3~1~. Mlnothles are eneouroged co eppty. TM Rfih Annual Ecfuc-.eUonal Opportunity PrOgram Awerd Ct Jttnon)' b Sunday al 2 p.m. ln tn.e Squtre Conftrmct. ~eter Stop the.~•• JUg~'~& &n rtcw Yoda:-joln 08 frtencta of J., Holum•" C.JI Brad et 8J&.6;2.9.4 meetinos - - - - - - - The new UB Men's Ct.ntu Is hevlng il.l ""' Jell orgonlutlonel meelll'\0 S~o~nd4y tt 8 p m . fn 21 I Townand ~nyone lrueresttd In becoming l.nvotved with the ettf"''~ of the Center tS tnvhed. FOC\IIIy ol the Ont-, .,. ...-e. E-u Incl.;.,. oporu. muak. <rollo. hoolth llllr. dana._ ond otho< oc:tMtiH wllh llr._u .,.., Loke LoSolle •• ollnolt. 8<1ng choha ond .,..,koc.a. For ,..,.t lnlormotJon coli 636-2800. ,_., ___________,.....,.. ,....-. ,0 do - . J n g _ . M.Joln IM~IIopo T-F-.Oo.,..,orno:ort.F«-.-CAC l•ltno<lly Scudonl Undctgred~te ""olrs ,.... lodoy on lllheets - __________ boolfld--· ...... ~ ...... - In 5M Red J•cket, Ellicott. PODER cduc.eUonal commlltee me-etings W~tdne&days at 4 p.m. and Frkiay1 et 41:.)0 p.m. erwt general meetings Fridi)'J 01 l JlO p .m . tn 333 Squire.. Nlttrten su•nta .Uu• .mftt5. Frkley et ) ..30 p tn. In 260 Squlro. ~·"·· 302 l'lllloool 8ocle1J or PToleuloMI Englneuo me<U loOa)i ol 2:)0 p.m. In 206 fu,_ ~ Student """-meets F<lcloy ol 6-.JO p.m. In 260 Squlr•. hHiil\ ~ ....,..._...,_ thM o.ll-ol·liw<luoroom ._w- jou ·- .· - Coolf:te\, U.. VA Oo.II!IM- ~ O< Squft. nndo ,_..,. . ..,-~ol .. . . -...... - .......... ---2holn; ........, - - .. 1111 CAC. C*: . . . . - ~-~ ... 310 ........J3~1. o-~--~ ..,.........., !nJ!a 7·10p.m. All.w.Jneoo _:Gitlo .......... ~-~~...-.:~ ·~ .................. - I Opm Jll\lkc. tomorrow ftom & J 1 p.m. In the Squire R•lhskt:ller wkh ~C Kathy #l'loriarcy, A sign up tiMe\ will be: ovei-.l>le ot ?:30 p .m. ,_l<lsl UOA8 Met SA prucnt tM thlrd .wmual: Fdfut S.tvr4ey tho ua.-.. '-ball aorn~ ~~ Y~g will - k Scpo. )0 ol 9 p .m . In Clo<k .. Exdton, Elccuon•Hol~ Droplet and Phonon In Otrmonlum end Slllcon.. •gi.,.en by Dr, James P. Wolfe tomorf<rw at 3:.30 p.·m. In 4~ Froncuk, "Rkh and StfMOt.'' and "'1"tumber kventce.n- tonlaJ'It at 7 p.m . lft the SqWr,e Conlttti'td t:l'tHte.r. •;30.1 ond . sports Information ---~Today: Women's Soc«r •t M.ont~ Communlt)' CoUegt. Tom«row: Fl~l d Hockty vs.. Wells College. Rotery Field. 4 p.m. Friday: VoUeybell .e1 M•nsfiekS Stille Toum~mcnt. PA. Golf lit Btooktee TOWlllmenl. .Roche.ste:•4 Soturdoy: f'-tlva. - . . Colleg•. Ro<ory Fl<kl. t .JO p.m~ Socxc• va. ~· Coll<g<_ Bullolo Ctub. IOo.m.; \llomon'sTonnb,~CowU, I p .m.; Cross Counliy 01 lthoao Ct>u.,g.. a-y: lluobtll ot Conlllus College (2~ women·· .....clboll · - preoeoson <Ondlilo<11<'g suaJoru.dalty atJUOp.rn: In 4 Oertl. Tryouta ln Oc.tob.r, D•te!lt will be annouMitd. Con\Kl Coach Unda O"'onnel for more lnform.ellon. Cllln.,e - 1 " -· t - 1 uyoul Sot\>rdoy .. noon • 1M Ellicott ....,..._ ROJ9IIW now b~ c.Oing 636-4720 by Frldoy ot ! I p.rn. Ull T - T - . - - So<w.!.y ot ! p.m. tn lhe Squire A:ec CcnWt. Oolncoo I l l - Aun. m-. So<urdoy 01 7:30 p.m . In 320 I'IFAC, Ellicott. Alpho l!pollon Dolt. mondotOI)' ~"Q today Ol a p.m . in 332 Squire. dink Fr~MJ.o: IJouR. l'liddoy l'lutlr: !krlu 1odoy hom 12·2 p .m . In tlw HNs lol.inge. Squire. - GAB 1'1"*'< Commlt~U , - . todoy • 6 p.m. In 302 10 \'01-; Join 1M l'loeromo .illhec:(~Ve_lor_ For Tkket Offic• o r a1 the Black fo\ount.ln II offlct: ln EIUcott 1~33 Squl~. H l•tory CouncU mttu. todey et 2;JO pm. In 3e Sq\llro. 831-352!. .· ·CM. ..... - " ' .... _....,._..,t_ "Tile EnWU~ncr." John omoumo·• Ploy. will be p<H<nlod by tho Bullelo Cuy Ughls Th<ote< Co. In • sptdel btneflt poHffOfmai"'C'e for .~ ~in I (fotmet1')' Colleve Bt mncert .ser~.t..IAfrow at a p.m. et lhe Ce.nter Th.r11et. Tkkrts. att: aYoile.bloc: el lht Squire ..In liM Rulm ol 1M lknsu" 1 -11 9-.30 p.tn lth• 1M Woldmon ThoOier. l'lonon. OUAa cotftehouM <ommlttu m«lJ tod.ty et 5 p. m. In ' - PoiiJII CultUflll Clllb mo<ts Friday ol ) p.m. In ~ Sq..t<t. DUg lllgmo PI (eoocl) PTolossloMI -..ol'rotomlty ..... 1M ctlopW pony IO<dgllt ot a p.m. In 2J2 Squ~u. Alllnlt<Mtod bullness sW<Ients "• i<w~od. ~ '110 $uncloy ol tho Botrd PoiM, AC. ~. Jtllden!O, •lllmnl. lomlly and htenda, and Climate" gtwen by Or. Oordon de Q. Robin of the Scott Polar Research lnstlhne todoy at · )~ ~·room Ia. 4240 ~ I.e•. 1 A...OS metta lodoy ot 8 p.m. In 29 D\Ofondorl An"'" ond ..,.,,.,.. .. a p.m. In 170 I'IFACi. Ellloou. '- v....., ~ 7:lOp.m.lnDOS.. ..__- game- (ot Sotu!do~: II SA All..ur toorn ond iho . Ctlel>rotlon '80 tportt •vonto o.m...,.&rtboll p,..Jdenl'a 1\11...., lam . ...... ~mile & k d 831~ aomc;;,_ • ~-~-Frid.y•Jp.~n.ln»-t Squh• c~ Coulllr1 111<1 Clolb ....... IOdoy •• noon In ))C) Squh• ond 5 p.m . In llw ~•II••· Squh•. ot Ac-. Field. s..doy: 11 Nil.""'- WormoUon coli rtoo..-c- a.ang on LoM LoSolle ond Vo41wbo11 ond T"'!-oi·W. ~ lho drf. t.ll 831-2!12A lor "'!'• ~ ; SciMt I 11-etJICII*~~o<OI\uokotlngpony ..$ept. 29 ~ U)·l&.rft. o1 ~Us.\ on rf1iowa n.llt IIMI. &or> Ill 7 ...... lor llcko!t. llo«d o1 DIIWCIOrl poollon cipon • lho Sid Club ~op In ond llllclut on oppllcaMon. Deodllno " s.pt:.all. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Vol. 31, No. 1218UNY __ ..,_ _.t lluHelol22 ~ 1810 ~ .,... ) \ Controversy encircles_closing of the Minority Affairs Office it wu set 119i&llan 1979 •'i'f'becamea dupUc:alloo- or services. •• The former bead of the Offic:c of Minority Student Affairs (MSA), Roosevelt Rhodes, bas flied a &rievanc:c agaiosf the University with the Equal Opportunity Commission io response 10 tbc administration's dec:ision tn dose his off.ce Ibis summer. The closure corresponds witb the retrCIICbmcot of 1he Offlc:c of Human Relations, whicb was created In 1979 to handle minority problems dCIIIlna witb faculty and .Wf. MSA was plaoed under its auspic:cs and began reponina to Human Relations Head Leo Rlcbardson, who onceserved as basketball coach and is now employed in Public Relations for tbe University. Previously, MSA was reportina directly to tbe former Alfarmative Action •Orfic:cr Jcae Nub . Rhoda' office bad heeD c:rc:ated in tbe early 19701, i.o respoosc to the demoiiJtrlllions aod violence of1he 1960s,to sene as aliasoo between t be admlolltration and black s&adalu. A debate oow rqes within UB u to whether MSA wu properly scrvina its function or simply ctupllcatina scrvic:cs performed by the Office of Sludent Affairs. 'Not prodlldtfe' Vice Praldent Cor F!JWICC and· Manqement 1!4ward Doty-wbo .aid be made the dcdJjoo Jritb tbe "coocurraoce" of Uoivenity Presidcot Robert L. Ketter-noted be did 10 because MSA was 001 performin& its functloO dfectivcly or adusivdy. "It wasn't really doiQ& anytbioa that wuu't already being done by somebody else, jianlc:ularly Sluderit Affairs," Doty ldded. He ciplalned tbat In times of· shrinklna resourc:cs, "we !Dust move to ~c those tblD&S wbleb are not as productive as tbe other thlD&S, aucb as MSA." . Former bead o r Human Relations Richardson, who was' coosulted on th• move, qreed with Doly's r~. "Student Affairs was doiQ& basically tbe same thin& ~ were dolna. If an Alftnnalivc Action problem arose tbeu they could to to tbe Alflrmatlve Action"OffiCCI'," be said. The Conner buketball.-eb said that all..- Black Studmt Union (BSU) President Wallac:c F<Tifll d id admil tbat MSA may not have been effective, bu{ Unked ILS difficulties to MSA's failure to rec:clve adtqua&e funding. "They just didn't have the budget to provide all these services," be opined. The bearded FctTeU cooccded that some fklllty members hid told him that MSA was not performioc up to its potential. Yet both Rhodes and FareU contested Doty's and Ricbardson's contention th&l services were being dupUcated and asserted tbat tbe S<TVi«s MSA provided were essential . Each agreed lhat personality was iRVolved in the decision, and that the offk6'a poUtlcal baellgrouod and Ideology were offensive to tbe administration. Rhodes detailed MSA's leading people and its hislory of involvement as proof of his assertion th&l personality was the ll\le !actor in the dosure and his consequent trlmfer to tbe Educational Opponunity Ca>ler (EOC). Rhodes has a two pronaed explanation of the administration's move. Fnl, he revealed that be and two co-worken- Aibert c.ppas and Shirley Hllfrinlton- had filed IWO grievanc;cs with the facultY uoion, United University Professions (UUP), to protest tbc way tbe Univel$ily was ttealin& them. ...,_, -----"' .... . ..... ...... .. -· _______ ---... ..., _____ _ aHIIT DOWN: 1loo ~ ., _ . , ... ____ _ ..--.................... -........ ----_ _ boolo!OMII---lot . . .-. ,.·.......................... _.,---~-- .., ,__.,._~_ .., Offtot .. " - - .......... -~·· " We were beinJ treated oeplivcly," Rhodes maintained. He said that his office wu DOl even allowed to l.llS'ftf the phones by iu name because the rutrictions were so iotcrue. Havin& to slcn in and sian ow of tbe office aod considerable paperwork were two additional examples of what Rhodes called a "long-time conspiracy of Dolr't destroying t.b e identity of MSA." Plus, Rhodes said, the threesome were not given any type of merit money or promotion and were accused of working less than the expec:~ed 40 _ . . . , _ _ L. _ _ boll!$ per wecl<. ADd, despite bavin& woo 37 ..... ... ...,. ............... tMt awards of c:crtllk:atioo and the praise of various _ . . _.....h hltol• studCDLS, t.b e admiolstratioD "attempced to claim we we:re incompetent,,, Rbocles asserted . 1~: lt's that ~afGin - P. ~--- _... ... -Leo....._, .. _.,. ..... _.,..,._ -.--·-----...-. ~- .... 2:- ... __ ,.,.,.o.e..-,.......... ...... e..-........ - . --.. 3 / J points, 3 wm - P. 7-9/Foscmtion P. I 1- 13 �·AffCJii'$~ ~~-·&idl llOIIIPiaiaia. / Bill Doty steodl'utly asserted that his dec:laioo were the. basis of the srievanc:es the were filed witlj UUP. The Union was based on ccooomies IIDd conservina mona took • position in favor of Rhodes, Rarrinaton IIDd Cappa, Rhodes usened, bec:ause of a document that the University pui toaetber to &uide MSA in iu functions. Titled "University AclmiDiatration Policleo and Proc:edwu in the Office of Human Rdatio.n s," the work infunated tbe Union, 1Ulodea explained. • Tbe ihreesome won the tim arievance apinst the UDiversity. llut the oecond, R)lodes, and his ataff praeated da&iled testimony, only to bave the pievante denied on proc:edure. ,It was then _,to SUNY Central in Albany, at whlcb point Rhodes Mid UB 'Rimldled HWIIan ~ns~ "Our fcdina ," be e~:plained', ''is that the UJliyersity~ ldmiilstrction, antlciJII!itla the ua!Y and embuuiina situation that wOUld come from the Albany atiev.nce," d4:diled to do away with the Office. resources. "ll) elseoce, the Office of RWII&D Rdatlons wasn't perfonnina iU jOb and it did not perform very efflc:ien.tly," be c:ootinued. Ferrell - other explanations !or the closin&, ~ exieod into the. swe or affaiR asnooa black students at ·the Univcnity. "A lot of minority-students don't fcd·u coo.cemed about isaua that were discuped ll«ocl; tbiea (when the office was $el up). And li.oce tbere II very little "'\ pressure," tbe BSU lea4er COOID1alted, . "and \ coosidaina tbe tinllna and tlie 1arJe fresbmao / class. wh9 would miss MSA7" · / The President also told TM 'Spedrum that..be ~d beard rumors fiat claimed Buffalo Anemblymao Anhur 0 . , Bve was, the adDiinistration believed, usina tbe office as a.re~9D center. BOVl be &l)d Rhodes put little stock in the &rJUmc:nl$, but noted a past disaareemc:nt between Ketter and .Bve, Oespitetbe controversy over wbetl\er MSA was 'fJiddJic~ lllldellts perfonoins lts function and Doty's contentions that services are beina duplicated, UB Tbe other side or Rhodes' argument involves Affumatiye Action Officer Malcolm Agostini the political stances and activities MSA was and Ketter are meetin& to lpok •for ways to involved in of'er tbe P8f few years. He cited tlie replace tbe ldilt serVice MSA supplied. The newly· · recent fatal ralil of two blacl: Ellicott residents appoiilied AaostJnj refused to give details or his and tbe subsequent work the MSA did to help discussiOns, altbouah he did disclose tbat they • ra11e money and provide other assistance to tbe in o1 the ....... hi ...... families. "Where was Student Affairs?" Rhodes v ve r.........os P _....ween Affirmative ' ed "I uld b dl call b d'1d Action and «udents. quesuon • . w~ ar w at we For Ferrell, the services MSA provided were tben as a duplicatJon of 5Cf1ices. • essential to the problems minority students He a~ed that MSA held ~sioos with ~once on campui. "It'• very imponaot to students In tbe Wilkeson Pub iliian attempt to _ bave someone desiana.ted so wben tllllt'· are help tbem deal with the deaths. problems, someone Is able to answer tbem'- be Additionally, Rhodes explained that MSA was elucidated. But, he addecl, be would not if blamed with "incitina and causina students to only one person were clesisnat6d. d<monstrate" last year when BSU members The Office of Student Affairs bas inherited temporarily halted bus service from the Main resp()osibility for. bandllna problems that Street Campus. minority students are experiencing. Yet, officials Theoflice'spoUticsalonewerenotthecauseof claimed tbat tbey. bave already been band.Jin& tbe shut-clown both Ferrell and Rhodes aareeCI. such problems and can continue to do so. "To me," the BSU President asserted, " It was Associate Vice President for Student Affairs ( more a matter of personalities than functions." Anthony Lorenzetti explained that his Rhodes aareed, citins tbe activity of each or his , ·Department will continue to have more than one co-workers ~ ~f ~in IJlS. political arena. ~n h&!ld1F tbe chord. • 0_ . H.air!ngton was a ,JeYef&Le to tbe ~ubliean l'"ot tfabllt'y 110d :Personnel, the retrenchment National Convention, Cappi,s is heavily involved or Human Resouiies means tbat Aff~ in his community, and Rhodes himself was an Action will handle related problems, but Agostini ~successful candidate for Buffalo City and others are unsure where staff witb other liason problems will seek help. Councilman, be explained. r " mind PRE~ARE F R SICf-DIVINCk 'INSTRUcTION . -.AT MCAT · LSAT ·GMAT ~ SAT·DAT·GRE WYOMING COUN1Y PARAcHuTE CENTER <!P•n ~ 4'YS f ~-~~ WAJ'fTED A'ITENTION'GRADUATE STlJDENTS IIBSEI&RCH GMNI'S Money is available for Grad student research toward final Maatm'a or' Doctorallevel project. 1be Graduate ~urce Access Development filnds .Project .of the GSA b as tO prOvide up 1p $150 fol- Master's and $250 for. Ph.D. can~dates. i . . &n 1M A.,.,._..,.• ----=··-· Sfllh -~-,.-­ ....... _110"1_ .... ............ """""'"- ..... ·................ -:............................................... 691-8987 875.0797 ~ .... \ Deadline is Friday, Oc(ober 10, 1988 ~ at 4p.m. Sludenu from all ficultleil .... UJ'II"d to apply' Will Pick Up' -_.t._...wllh .......... ........ ···= =~ ---· ....... T_......, ___ _ ' : Applications availabJeiin the GSA office, 1,!)3 'talbert Hall, AC. ' ' .. -- Oold School Ring s Any Condition ~ tuiM'Ief'at YOt/1 ..,.,.. "'• ,..t- of the- ••• ,. ~,., • ~.--.= ... . IH-JI!IO ~,_ �Voting will begin tomorrow for yet another SA Senate by0u8o-- The: ..theory" tbat ..Dorm.. and ..Off Campus" ~tors wQJ represent the wUbes of their OOOJIItuencles u oot what happtn.~ In reality," Sbesban advised. He abo reveled that the Off-Campus poJI was "Ideally meant for comml!tert ftom the Buffalo area," bill bas c:ome to represent oil stUdC1)U who live off. campus. To ensure that studcnll vote only for their respcc:tive aeoators, SA bas obtained a lut or all nudents who live in lbe dorms, exelud.lna addrcues and tdepbone numbers.'Sbeebao maintained thll "Election workers will make sure lhll dorm studcuts who vole lre oo the list and that thole who arco'l on the list arc It lout ttudents 11 the University. " The Scnllor•lt·'t.atte teal wasl:reate<l "to aJve some play" if either dorm or off"<arnpus students want lo be active in politics. But tbere will be no distinction in the dutic.a of the various senators, Sheehan clllrlfied. • The Senate's primary role, accordins tO Sheehan. is as an administrator and banker for >tudent mandatory feci. A new detailed accountlna or tb.at money-<iubunal or which ;. approved by the Senate Finance Commiuee-will enable the senators to be more aware or ....,, money expenditures and reduce budact compUcatioos. "With linc.by-jlne bud&etins." DOled Sheehan, "bud&etary line transfers Will be disonuraaed unless an emeracncy comes up, because it will take too long for the transfer to pass tbrou&bt th<' Finance Committee and receive the O,.pw Ed•tor Aller a tumultuous two yean marked by bureaucratJc maneuvmn1 and cirCUS• Ulce anti~. the Student Assoc:iallon (SA) abould have a more coopen.tive session thia year, accord ins to SA President Tim Sheehan. Student selections for the new Senate wiU be hdd tomorrow and We<!oe$<1ay from \0 A.M. to 8 p.m. . VotiJl& boothes will be loe.tte<l near the caudy counter or Capen Hall, the Lehman D<:lk In Oovemon Hall, the Ellioot.t Student Club, aod Squire and Ooodyean Halla on the Main Street Campus. "I expect thcturnoutlhis year will not be areater than last year's disappointins turnout when only five percent or the student population voted, " Sheehl!,n sajd, An interim Scmate was deae<l in April 1979 and made permanent for the 1979·80 Jchool year. "AI that time there was a sense of uraency about passing a budget before the year ended," the SA President explained. "And there were many more students runnina for positions." Only 214 students have submitted their names this lime, compared to .c> who vied for the 12 SA posit'!bns lut year. Dorm studentl "'ill elect four Dorm Senators whOe audcnt5 who live off· camplli will dcct six Senotots-<"atios proponional to the &lud<nt population acoord.lna to Sheehan. All JtudenlS will be ellsibte to vole for two Senato~al­ Larac. approval or the en lire Senate... Bcsinnina in February, the Senate will oonocntrule on rormulatlna the budget for the followlna school year. The budgetary process "wiU take a long time," Sheehan cmpbasi:r.cd, "but it will be a more thoroUJb job than last year when the c:omplicalcd md detailed procedures had lo be fuilibcd within Lhr« week&. •• _. By V'inue or their o~, certain SA officials will be automatiellly included in the body or the Senate. 1'besc positions include SA Pr9idcn1. Vice Prtsidcol, and Treasurer; spe.c:iaJ Interests coordinator~ for minority affair~, International affairs and commuter affairs; tbc Atltletic Affairs Director and the Student Assen>bly Speaker , Studcnu want.lns LO paniciplle in the under&radute aovcmment may join the Studeiil" Assembly . "The only requirement i• • petition or 40 &ip~~ures handed in by October 6," outlined Sheehan . _, "Basically, the Auaobly works on the narrowly deftned issues or studcnu ri&bu and a:udent wdfarc, the $ludesu President explained. The Assaobly, Sheeban added, is the Ideal c:bannd for the averqc audcnl to become involved in University activities. Deadline nears NYPIRG sets goal of5 000 for .it$ voter. registration drive ~ The New Yort Public lncerest R...,.,dl Croup (I'IYPIRG) bas <mbarked upon a VO<cr tqislratlon cam plica for tbeupcomina November 4 dcctioa. After rqi.JitrinJ ISOO P<Opte ot VB lasl >cu til< lt>bb)'irll O<PftiDlion b&J bctpcd 1000 stlldaalJ """"- dicibl< VOla"' 10 rar thu 600 dur\na fmbman oriauation. 1be Wcstcm Now Yorlt ana aoaJ u ,.,.,.,, NYPiltO c:onsickn voter rqpsanrlon to be one of iu most im,portant ru:nc:~ions b«::UK, as rqattradon campaica thafrpc:noa Klm Wll>on uplain>. ocudentJ ""'not cxercisttl.l .nor their riJht. "StudcniS collld be a po-ful vodn& block," ll.YS Wilson. The Student Association or the State Uttivmlty (SASu) is ""'sponsorins the campal.,_ Joe R.U'kin, on< of VB'o rcprc:scowr.es 10 SASV, sald tbal allllouJh tbere has oot btce a major rqislration effon yp, there t.re plaau in ihc works. "We }WI don't have mo'l,llb >-· people rf&ht DOW," be Clfl)lllined , On the St.~te·wick levd, SASU tw lnstjpjed a coW1 action d>aiiCIIIIio& a law • hicb prevmu stlldcnt> Uvin& at Kbool from ,.PstcriDa in the colkl•'• CIOilnty. Ow-or...owa Hudenu lt't' eurrftldy c:onJJdt"rect •'lraaJicnu." aoc1 cannO< daJm tllat their dormitory ,,...Y Soft Contact Lenses only $59 WITH THIS COUPON P'w• pair of ·I ,I I 'I I address u • permcnau reddeoct. Moalloll . NYPIRO, althoucb 1101 ill•ol...., In the t.~, h.u clc>oled a lot of maC)' to rdonninlth< rqpSuajoG law, VB Pro.i«t Cooccllll01or Lcud SmitJI salt!. Rifklp noted that SASU has 11>Q1C of lu dToru ckalin& ~ tbe law suit. Tbe rqislntion ckadline for the upcomina dcctioa ;. October 6, To resister, you need to be at lc&M II yeau old by November 4 and ijve ll your ptdmt malli-. ad<lms. Beci~.J.Se. oul-~f-fown pude,numay not be ln their borne cotrn.tY on d<Ction doy, th<y maY vote by ab<aJ.~<e ballO<. An applkation muoc be fOled out for the ballot wl\id> I• a"aDabk from the lloard of El<ctlonl. RecJstratio<t forms arc avait.ble at tbc NYPIRG orra in room 3S6 Squire Hall from 9 a.m. to S p.m .. Monday throoJh Frida.}'. Kim Willooo is l>opi"- to set up tables tbro..,..ut thr ICbool te roalstcr stllda>u, but tile . d tbcre an: ""' mouab pcoopl< 10 man than. She Wdcomcs the or any poop wisl!lna to belp iiDd Also nq&csled tlw Raidalt Advu«s could be ....rut in Ill• eampaip. I I I I I I I ~ . with this coupon you get. II plus a pair of optical quality sunglasses! SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY $59 Choose from: Bau•ch & Lomb • A .O. Soft • Hydrocurve I I (from ulttcttld srY/es) I I lkJifalo Conuct Lena Group I 2777 Sheridan Drive I I 834· 4336 I oplieel quality ~ ~I ~------..----- •• (ProfusiOM!I Flttiltl F•: SJV · 8Y APf'OfHTMEHT ONLY AT BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP 2777 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 Only a 15 Mimi" Wale From Nonhtown Pla•a •. �~editorial I ~============~~======================= l Minority nason needed ~ I :::;,=.:-!t-:.~~.:~:.I TMU8admlnlelrollon'o-to-Uw0fflc4IOIMI/Iofti)'SI-t IIM!y IN ........ lon The clolm 11111 flocol reotrall!to !Of- 1 cartluleJComlnatlon ol MMolo and oonoeql*tt cull Ia loglco~ Arguing, 119-•· tnat M&A olmply duptlcotoct -ollwoctel-.loontyo- f ro<n tlle-lloa"" 1 tl ~ ~ ftwohct. f ,,.::-. ."="~~~~...= ~:.::~~~~= ptOI>Iotno thlt -~ ttckloct Dy MBA. Yet UB P r -t _ , ~tor lod AftltmaU•• Action OIIICO<, MOioolm Agootl~l oro ttpOrtodly locking to toploce aomo o r t i l e - o i l - Dy 1111 , _ dllunct ollloo. p.,_ the On-y ohould ,..,. t_.oct H. oc:tioflo o.ncl .....- lo nllfOW tnt outJoo ol MSA tnotooct of lorclng rro c1oeura. "--"tty, Ooty NW o duptlcatfot11n II not many olllll - · ~tor, - - · .,.tdot1tly _ . the nooct 101 kelplng oth«o In tact. The cllango ohoukl no.. bMn a """"' to dloliltgUIIh ollwoct Dy 9 1 - AHalto llld MBA. Tho gool II>Oiud,..,. bMn t o - the . , .llo• or;on!UIIon ,_. olloctl>e, ..,... than ocropptng It ood otanlng lfom oome, acrotcn. The - .nee or a n organlz.otlon to cotw to minority . - . will "Only llllolch tho gop lhlt MpttOIU thoM I!Udlkltt 11010 oth«o at UB. Mino<IIIH on thlo compuo onnuaJiy 11guo tNt they oro Pltno '-oct, clltno an .,,.,.,.- comm~t.....,r '""" '"" un~wta~ty. • Tho Onlvorolty moy aorlt to lntorollod In ntlplllg mlnotlllao - · o n lnlogtll Pill ol Ita progromo, but d<lc:lalono tlko Wo wotkO<I thl claim. It t>ocomoo 10 quaotron the aln<;Otlty. Wt hOpe lhe admlnlauatl\le a ction ta not, • • fori"Mf MSA Ofrector - - . ctalmo. a rooult ol po!Hico llld poroonotlly p < - 1 . Too of10<l, - '-·that hOI boonllll tmPII"'Iot d<lc:lalono O«o.lt to mUCh taller tO deal Whh them. Al"d decfltonl can IIWA)'I be burfed In a bllfTt0t "'Y of bureaucrallc buz:z *Orda~ llogonllou ol tnt tmpotuo Ia< tno move, hoWOYtr, tno lolloiMceo nood to PI ropiO...Sand minority ot-t• .-tnt_..,..,.. thlt l""'ela one -tatltld ptoco they con tum to. 6t""""t Allaire ""'Y ,...,.... lteell u oomPI!Oflt ao It ctarm• h con DO with thO a ddHion•l reot>Of\olbtoHy. bill ol 1...1 ono poreon lhoutd Plaulgned to thla apoctllc troa. , It to C<ltlcot that minority otUdO<ltt loei ·comlortollte with the Channell they con uee to combat thllr prob,_.. Without a apoclollzld oltlco. or at !MOt a tralnod poreon ..-.1n0 on a reou111 boslo. communlcollono witt .....~ omooth. Aod only with tmput lrom thiBitck StUdent Union (BSU), Podor ood othor minority groupe on c.mput. ahOuld placement• or declelona affecting thlm Pi m-.· lllhla Un'-oHY- lo protect Ita miNion of Plcomlng a progroool .. lnS(hutlon.ll must malnu•ln on a l f - mlnorlly llason. u ue contln- to give no more than an "lnvtolblo commitment," It will not only lncrN.se thl a lrMdy burgeoning mlna<IIY att~tlon rttot a nd taco a lragmonted 11udont pOpulace, but H Will atao move farthet and flrltwtf away ftom 111 tru• """'"''• tl\a tooate· oppro- a SA budget omonabllt to moot SA orgtnttatlono aod ctuba. thl major point Comt>U•wklo lone lot the Unde<gteduata nere a. U\81 now we mutt be wary of OVt wouSd-tM StUdent Aoaoc:lallon Sanoto witt eoon PI upon IOflatorcaodldllot, corelutly ecrutlntztng thalr atlndl uL • .and upon uo 11 quilt thO tpproprtato pllrooe for aod potnto ol vt.w. Wo muat not attow a ltacked _ , . , ~one II. Duo to 11\41 CIMPUO media n..........,ago ol the c:omc>alon. the -ton of our 12 _ , . , . Ia atmoet Who wtlt DO' bal"'JC'e the SA t n t - (Ia IM oilleota or SA ,.,.._ • guarantied a o1 20 Dy the OOIJII>Iol"' Dy '"" - - - t h O Conotltut~. Electing 12 IIOfiWhoWHI promotO en tlley polnl aod thO prom!- they mokt. ol)lh lotum Ia< vorylng aod dlllerlnQ potnla of V1tw II Laok or tnltiHt, u~ tonunat_.,, Dy out student body tllowa 'llllldtra' with good connec:ltona to wotk critical tlwe .,. to tK!PI thtt 111 laceto oleanate tooun and dfiCUIOod, off wHh thl eiiCIIon. . .ao muc11 10 11\ot 1111 ~!no with thekno~ol Wht ''""""""' '"the ballollnQ Ia """" ue, we rao.tlta we ohoukl na.. ,_, , _ . cart and conoem 111 OIICIIng thO otectlon•• .10 S...oto olectod laot6prtng aod Who wu rooponolblolor much 10 thtt wntn the blltotlng II upon Ul, •t <oell.ta tho tlret SA budget tn 7 yaotaoppr- by tno ~ate we ohoutd ha.. ttk41n ,_t COli ood concorn In llld not vatood by the SA Pleetdot11). I olnCO<aty took olocttng the otwoii\ body prtmarUy <MPOII..altr!e lot fOfWord to many d,..... lntoreott bttno _.., to altocollnQ ono million do«aro (It) to o - 105 SIUCS...t nrprOOOilt the many.,,.,.... upecta ol our Untvvatty. Bu1 .audent~ beware. f01 there are foroea Who Wlah Auoctotlon ctul>o - orgonlz.ltlont. Laot yeo(a otootlono. thO first under lho newly to exploit the Sorrata lor alngulu Cood maypo net , ..,,.._SA Conotltutlon; - • tainted 1)1' probfomo. tn poputtl) IOIUIL So wlltla ... na... time and Plforo the -lona ... the final an&lyela, 1111 tlectlona - • teoltt,..tllod and the ,.... Sena1011 olllctatty alectod, Unfonunatlly, the ut>Of\ us ~ !Iaten ctrolully and Ch- yeur SA lack ot ln1oreot Dy ttuclento oomblnod wltll - · • '""atoro wtlely. pclltlcol pull Dy ALL C<~ndldttoa loci to the tloctlon ot, What turnoct out to DO, o aomoWhat partletly blued OtryS,.!tl~oM •x..sA Set't1101 senate. Due lo allono of or two ...,.,.,.,.., To lho Editor. - t• Ill,,,.._ • _, .. en-.. mlaaton. A sports renaissance It oil ttallod taal F~uary. Tho UB baekttball 10110 come trYO polntl owl y ffOfn WIMing tnt Biota Un-ty of New Yotlt Al!llollc Cool-nco Cntmplonahlp aod Ctatll Halt wu pocked. 8ul "'""""'" poaaoct h ott u a nu4Clt, It woo one toomln one OMaon. """'' thoUOft~.- would not change thl Ioct that ue opona are bulh IMQuo. e..., tho WO<OO<l'l bowling teom llntthoct oecond In the country laat May, It hardly changoct anybody'a lltltude. But tno algnlltcanco or tnot FotJtuery night could not DO· lottiiY und«otooo until._. ottwtng a -·atennla mat en ot MO<l'l -game lhla -l>olb oquocta ... .-Mtoct-mlght l<now Whlllt IL And !Of thO 1122 lonl II Rototy Field on Betunlay, It Wll a lillie mOlt -toua. An- ' UB 19011• haw ent•ed • rw.al...ncL Tho potonttal a t thla ~Y hOO olwoye ll<ltlod lot a atrong athletic p<ogrorn. foltowoct naturally Dy o high ol lluclent lntota~ H lrocthlon- that lootballnMI PI tno ._.,one tn any OOIIOge IP<I'It program. and withoUt a taam rrom 1g10 to ltn, ue eulforoct. But thi!WIIa ara bode, and eo • •• thO lonL UB Ia unbeoton, winning Ita tlllld walglltgameBeturday. They may not PIWOI\hyol ploytng Ollto&lttt ot Plt......,gh. but lillY .,. ......U.) of_.. ottantlon and onldll. With Jhl - t r olltld 111,. of thlo Onlv«elly, 1 untlytng fOCIOf Ia . -. llld _,,can Itt the tole. • TM Butta will ba taking on Hoban Oollogo 11111 Soturday at Rotary Field u pall ol Fettlaot. llld thl OI>POflunttr to thoro lot a etoWd. 11 yeu IIIIo lootPitl.to<got aboul ,,. gameo on t....,oJon.ll yeu don"t OW 11, OOIM aoc1 wotclltno fratwnltlet Bill como. Dirty Sneakers -uno ,...,.. that--....,;. froquointty - THE tt mutl ba 011 In en lltornpl to remodel, to - • • and to rojuyenato. But the tountaln or yOUth 01111 ORilla SptcT~tUM -- -- - -. . . . . . .--•v- - llancleJ, 22 ..,..,....,..., Vel-11, No. 12 ......,._ EdltOf'ln-Citltf Elena c,cava"s John Laptono .......... Joooph Simon .............. -=-............. Don.............. ......... . ~- •. ·- ...•• OennliOorlt .........,~ ........ ; •• ••• • Al.to....,..,.U. ............ ...... ........ !V-CIIoo - ........... T-..,.1 ............ .........-.-... M - ·· ..... .. ·• . JO<TYSMiy - - ......... - -. <~<- ..............-.._.. Gofr.............. - - .............. . ........... ..... 6 1 - - ....~:::::::::::::::~= ~ - . . . . .. o..tciA.~ ·- dlafll<ed l!llettl!ftllltlo........,.llleat~•-"loct to The Urinll It 0000. out clrolla O"nd n~ Clrihk&. and the 0.1 otlH trlot to play 1\1-lnto ewwybody'a eor ancHiod favor will\ the bopping, nodding, twlttllng l>odloo. A mlddle- oH,.,ooct aot, moot of thO t l - The atalrw1y woe - . Ofld ,_,. otono - · - lllra -· The rwd_ltlaclla<oct tobloctoll\a that •.,..loci but tl\al brought lo mind f111uclnt A1 Ftocto, 1n\Jpaa1o and wino - • token away too. We can no longer wrop thou red: ChiCka ai"OIMCI ue a-t•~lhlalo, at we nove on "<IN"""' ood dl-d«(y" night' 01 thr- th«n «OUNI our-lnanotlo~~loecll-a "oowboY'-. n- 1\oct boon gltampa, _ , ono or uo would u,. dollbloctty na.. boon thltflo of the p111y. But, we dJd wnotweooukl.• • • , .-tum to belie&. We Would paoli the laict lh!l"" W04/Id raotty go horN -~ tO!Iloht, ood would cic>M 1111 pteoo doWn 01 -' a.m. It - -aoct to ....,. uo tall ,... - ownoct 1111 ..,. . . . . 11 dldn, -"- · ' . u- Wl\ot -..oct th• Onllt etraw wM lho t_.'Y Pin on tl\a Aatorokle moclllne. WMt ..,. yeu lllf'I'Oeod to dO In bot- 'fOUl: lltal o.nc1 Obllh _ . , Wo 1*1 worn ou1 our terloul ~tc ~of thO,_" -tile mind, our mono1oguao on Ood, ttro. ood tnt Ytnk- (no one ~ to tlaton) and the not·eowloua Woody AllanMquo oon~ (II*! a dtOIIO Tolly Saltolu- morr1oct to a . . . . -.. ~ But thl bon woo tlflecl a llw a Willie llld we...,. out or pocket c:har!OI onoe 1011n. we got ueoct to tha alan• II ....,tdn't like and put In 1 halt of a tot of -~L WelOflooct--W-.ldgotlld oiOIII~OO- ~ ... CQ'*Itlf-la owi-,.. __......,.., _.OO<M mMe tote '*"'.1! .o...~ •li!le (Juo1 ,.ybab. l)lo Ulllt t o - . . - ..,._, wtlhout __.,., f ...... - . . . , - ,... ol (lllt'ra ;111 ..,.,.'l•qliN ...... ~ - · -"'I IIIOIIIOIIIIIIMIVtofltaiille"""-........-" ~1111,01_ .............. """\lli~ cteoroe. :t.-eoltO'ffltnGe Who-IOII \"IA~ ,· ..at.............. CllliYinclil'- . ~""""' ......... ~~.find~,._. -. . . . . on: «~~a EIIIJI!to~No~ 11ot ~~II'QIIte ..... .· . . 1110 ......... - ..,_.-...,.., ... - . atttl liatelhe- - · - - - t,. ~~ ~- thla 0. _ , , 10 ....,_ ..... - . , W d - - to. I oo- I COIM ..,.lltot-.,. r. all to< lhe bafter, ood Ira • In 1M NY Of tumtno- a new IMI a od a ,,.... alan. O'aal to ..., non? lfiOI • At_t...,. leonrwy-. .· �l ~ 1 'i In poor ta.stt! ;; 3 To tho Etlilor. Conaldet tl>o lollowl119 variant ol tl>o IOU In Raoul DulcAI'o le!tor(Tno ~r1Jm,11 Septombet~QIIOI. Which ~our ooltotlot n o l o A l>lot• Wllllllnto a bareorryk>flo rJt1ck. TM batt••~. ''Got 0<1/ of ll«ff with thll pig. • TM blotlt uy-, "That'l no pJg tltll., • dude." W~pon f/?e bartend« 11'(1. "I "'" taiMngto tho tluc«. • llo Jol<t ofloncl1 - 1 1 11 limed II Bl-. (01 JOWO 0< l'oiH Of men or any otl>t< group~ tl>on It oil...,.almooot-. Many women do not obj<lc\ to joltH llkAI Raoul Oul<e'o and " ' ' ~11Jm'o oarllerl>ltb rUgly gino.,. mor• Qtlltful', only Hcau" lhiY have been condiUoned to think that oueh ol>llttlono provo t'-1 /IUII'IO(Iou; notlc<t your awn endoroomont of Raoul DukAI'o •-tng condomnotlon ol Mo.l'tlldman on tnoH groundo. So lnotll4 of Qlltlng 1119ty, many women try to IOfCI ttMmMI¥11 to ... the 1uch lnauna. "h~ tn ll f li - ••ton. a that too UtUe MnlilWUy • • ex.,dHG "'""' Ute thlnlll>g _,, on. Mr. Duke'o accuoatlon Ia opPJoalve onougn Wltnout a - ' " editorial ondO<IIrnonL In a journal which P"'-lS to rortoct otudont opinion a1 UB,I would no.... hoped to see neither. ' r J TIVty Nutrov you,.,. The ..not•,. to th•nkMI Itir. Outt /01 po/nli"g out thll T~ Spectrum would not "lnHnlhiw~ malign 1.nyon• or any group.. It nld nothing of ondorolrrg M• /ol<o.- Etl•• -f;; the Edllor: To lht Etl/tor. Olacrlmlnator)' humor Intuits all lnvolved-th• poraon Ignorant enough to toll tho Jo~e. tM group that tht ~,aon lnMC.f"' eno~gh In hll ..., to laugh, lt'a not 1 Hnll of humof we're dealing 11 rele.red to, and whh, air•.,.., aenM of honor. Rogardl119 the lelt11< or Raoul S. Duko In tilt G/1711& l•au• of The S~rum. queaUonlr.g Whether Mlae FfMdrnan•a atatement rtf61"1 'o on•haU tht female school popularton Of o . .nalf lhold>ool population, 11 Is tlur/y tho latJ&alnco "Ugl~ men (boy~ art Just ao gratefuJ-1•-no of~se Raoulll Jean E.. M•eu ' Thanking tht! Sex Ed Center Restore custodfal suvice To rho Etlllor. To tho Et/1/or. I would UkAI to ,..,. a m4nult ro publlcfY, uy thlnloyou to llle _ .. - k at tht S...ualltt ftl...,.tlon Contat. l wallced Into tllelr oNICI~t~ted out of~ wl.._ I a.rt ...ll<OO and OC:t...lly laughing. My " COUI\Mior'o" 1111n1- Undo and I full wleh tl>o<t wwe tn tl>o WOifd ~~~· l>or. Her ·•1 n ........ and ""' com-lonoll emta. mode me fool bettor allout myootf then I hacl In dl~ I woo troeted whn Undlrltandl119 and pat-.1 woo g...,tnlotmlllon ..ntcn lltlpod makAio tough dKlslon oooJat ofr mo to com~to. I knoW o t h t f - hi..,. tl>o- oort oll>olp I did lrom tilt - 1 • wor~ 11 lht Box Ed c.<>tor yo~ hardly anyone boUttra 'o uy thank-you. I wa.ntld to make auri ltokt ovtryono how ""'en I epproc:loto the htlp I reclovod from thl1 valuable oroantz:aUon. We, lhiiU>dorolgned. leol IM n - policy fiGO"II"' the discontinuation ol tl>o Cleaning of doWnotolfa Govii<]IO(a Resldonco Hall auttu Ia blatantly unlall. Sllldonto IM119 In lht -nllalro oultee poy tl>o housing COOlS as thOse IM119 In _ , . , and tl>lnl !loOt ...ttoo. end ttll<elore equal troetment and DlaconUnul119 11\11 c1Mn1119 alt.. 1 ratat In floualng COSIO OlloWS lurtllef - o f - I l i o n, 10 NY tl>o lout. on the -ltltallon'l part. fl>o<o Is lboolutoly no jusUitc.tlon for tl>o tonnlnatlon of eustodtal ~ to the downstllt'S auttea. We strong!~. and lnequiiiOC&iiY. P<OIIIt thla oc:tlon, end demand that cuatodlal servicM be '"toted! ma<e-'" Nemi wlthhlld upon rf<IUftt • ! " Ugly men art!. Mort! debate on quote .. 1: Some manogo to condition auch rooponH. Some 011 ombaraued, llhlmOO, and doprn-. And ea<na. !IleAl Elizabeth Fr-manandma,di - l h a t ..n1a.-can laicAl Jol<... eomeloi<H lllould no1 be talltn. I ogroa. 11 Is Oilly lo think !/lot Tho Spotf11Jm would not doliJ>!rotoly olf- hill "' rNdoro; that onty tllat lltf.l e thouglll went Into thlo portlcutor or TfJ/& pllltlon w•s · aent lo m•mt>er• of UB'• l<fmln/stlolton.-Ed, -- �. l ~ I ~ • I BURP I !!l I f. :1 ' A waste of student fund:> To tho/idltor: 11 1eema to me lhat wUh the financial aratt of Sub Board PubllcaUons, theb funds should be epent '" a useful tnd 11eecled manner. While pubUShing a c.alenoe: for the Jtudentt 11 1 uHfulex;penst, spending over S6000 on 11 a.e.eme to be o verly ~atant waste ot our Student activity ,.... It MJCf\lel Shanan realty need$ ~ waya to 1~ money I'm sure The Cf.ttrenf, Tttt ~tlum , Tht Alt.,nltln P,.S$ and even BulfelonMn would oe mote thlt\ willing to hetg hirn out. Studenl pubUCitlon• nave a ter gflaltH neeo f01 the money tnan a calendef coating ove.r ttve o•and What's WfonQ with a black and Use SA book exchange To the Editor: T,. Tlle Student Association Boo~ EJtellange Will be open ftom 10 Lm.-6 p.m. tOdly l nd IOmOf'fOW, In lhe l>a.sement of Squire Halt The Book E'.xctlang• ls a non-profit student ......~. SponSO<ed by your Student Organt.tallon, tt 11 1 meana to sell your books at your pr~oes. Students set ttMt prlcaa It wnlch 11\ey went thfHr boo~s lo ael~ The Student Association charges a 6 per cent ~na1gnment tee to covtt the cost of wotkera •nd meterleta. Thla meant thai If you cttarge $10 for your CaJculul text, you will recetve S9.50 lithe book Ia aold. If your book Ia not aofd, tou tooe nothing and almply pick up tno book. If you were to sell yout bOole to on• of the Universlt.)' Bookstores, you would ...eetve much le.s.s than altha SA Book EJtchong .. The Boo"-torea buy White ct lender wt\icn WOlltd onl)' cost bttwNII $5()().$11)()0 Yea Mr. Shatlan the duotones wert '~'trY nlct, but lace 11. who really look& lhlt cfoatly at a cetendtt. It atudtnta want a pretty calender tilt)' can go to lhtlf " " ' ' " bank. II Sub Boa1d to going to peralatln Ito w .. taful habits. atudtntl thould atart uy1no to have tbetr manc1110fY fMs waived. 11 ca.n be done. Don't oet me wrong. I'm au tn fevor ot student pubUeajlona.-they Inform, entenaln and amuse to some extent and are very valuable to the unlv«alty as a whole. AU I'm uklno I a that Sub Board UN U'1 head wnen It spend.S money. Hopefully '""'started Sub Boatd thlll~lng, on hoW IO spend money PfOOOrly. If I thll '-ItO< hU purpose. 11 no~ then S<.lb Boatd will contln.,. 10 wuto bot~ your and my hard Nrned · -II'• used text,.oto very low perr:.ntoga of th~t and resetlthem at a much h~her petcentage. Eun n you seu your ~s) 11 thO same p<fco. you'd receive at the Bookstore. Isn't II bettor that you make the money and the Bookstore lloun'r m&M o pmfli? Buye<s at the EJtchango olao benefit. Most bOO~s are In 0004 or excellent eond1 t~n. at towet prices tt\an MW or comp1r1blt uHd text a a,t the UniYetSfty Bookstorea. The Studenl Aaaoclatlon 8ook Exchange enabltt ttudenta to find the books they need or want at prlcaa they c.an attorct. Pleas.e remember thle for the luture~ when you need books next a.t11"tater, come to tne Book Exchange before going to the un•veratty Bookstores. Don't pay more money than le necessary. Julletihi/'on Jim eop.111 -0. .,. , Jem.. OIVIIK:enzo $pretitling '.fr.lnlerls too thin To tho lidhor. w.,._•, v. .fty 8owtlno t.Nm and _,_Y else goM 1 Ill hete watchlttO tl!e bailie between tbe Ing on....,. OC*:hlng lnd ~.I !Hill haalono pua. ed 1111)8 lor mo to atand up 111d opul! my plec<o. The-~~·.. ..,lei c/11,., No matter hoW good coac11 Paul Tzlnlorlal., It Ia moet unfllt to both oquacls to be ul<ed to alllto a coacl\. ft'aJuatthlt f 1101 that no matter how QuoVfl«< 111¥ COKh le,lll- talent& and ablflllea - - aa t11oy ara *!>feed out. A good thing can oo ao far - · It na cllarm. Thla Ia going to far. • - - . 1""- - • ll>f)llcanta equally u qualified to ooacll tho "''ffii<\'1 loam and OQ1.Ialty u lam filar with UB and 111 WOII<fnoa to be hind. With all the good tlllnga t·. . ...,, Mre. '?fmmlcl< do •• Womon'a Athletlca Director, I r~rotto ,..y thfa one ac· tlon dlaappofnta me. ""* . li.,ollo J)lomorrd 1'\AATlf~, C..Ot1E. SEE ~T's IN THE YAR.D! • �l Bulls clip Wolverines lly Toay Prtll A..\SJ.UQnt Spon1 Eduor By the look ol the lOCOrcboard you would have thouaht h wa. • biL!CbaJI aame. But by the play on the lield, tberc wu no question it football. The VB Bulb <ltlended thcic Unbeaten ttrak to three pme& with • ).2 squcalter lPhlst Grove CitY Collqc Saturday bolo« a YOCal aowd or The <t&Shi111 or pods and bctmeu ocboed bdweeo the ttas~ds In .._ Rotary flrid all afternoon. More '\ tlwl ooe< tho pme 1114 to be •oppod bo<awe u ....,_ was bdped orr tho lkld ana a bruilina The Orov< City team proved a mucb quicker and hard hittina team tlwl aoyOA< .. pocted. "They 'had 1 &ood delcrulvt team. We haY< ro them a lot of credit," sald the !lulls' coach Bill O.Odo. The Wolve:rincs dofonse hdd th.e Bulb 10 118 yan!s, wblle their orrerue was runnlna and .....ini for 1•1. EY<n with tltat advanlqe, Grove City was 00( able to m\!Rcr any poiliU. !lllbst Of the JUO< WIS laid between lhe thiny yud tina and lbe Wolve:rina only san was • a•lt on a VB safety The play O<CWTod at the <nd or the firsa half ,...ith about on~ minute kft 10 play. Bulb' qU&rtcr*k Ji.m WtJ •ln. tm: a!•• Rodriauu rolltd out to c:x:ape onrushin& de:fcndtrs when he bumped the ball orr hi• thiah pad. The ball careened Into the elld.urne with Rodriau« riaht behind lt . to avoid Orovc Chy rteO\terina it ror a touchdown, Rodrlaue1. smartly oc:oopod the ball out or bounds. Tht Wolverines wm awanled the safety and Buffalo had to free tick. "I wu runn!ns and tho ball just bounced off my po4s. I puShed 11 out so they wouldn't sc.ore." explained Rbclrlau... Th< safety wu lbo only tWo points scored in the r.r.at half. Th• ltui!J 1114 ao Ideal cban« to ICOJ'e 01\ their vory (vat pomslon in lbo aam• wh<D on third and aoaJ R~ rolled out Into r.he md urn<. The pl.ly was caUcd block bo-'C1 bo<aW< a UB pl.lya 1114 jumped offJida. _,.._,..._ _ __ _ ..........CIU'I'S'He.vl... CNI YOU 1M' HOWP:- --·--------. . . .-........... . ... ....... ........ _,.......,......._ .. ua Wlrocly "We •hould have aot r hat L. Ketter-ed a cbctk from lb~ &eoro," O.Odo oomplained. "We fraten~ily. had a lot or problem• with A sol! cart was abo praatted 10 exectution because or the wind. the Bulb for defense c:oaob Gene WhoA ,rou're out there with a Zlnal. Tbe can, ~ownosthe "Bull heln\F( on tbe "'iod whbtla throuah Waaon" was donated .Elmer and 10mctimcs you can't hctt a Oraoolrclli, father of Bulls lhfna. !' deftnJive md run Oronthdli. • Tht second half opened with two The only other ucitina moment in the ftm lut1f came oo a tipped bi& chllllJ<S: AI Wbitebcad ~ roeepejod'. Jlodriaucz. looted Rodriauez at quarterback and the .down r~ roc a ct1ttina (ivy Bulb came out passloJ, in conlrUI Quauani. As Quatranl racbcd for 10 the Jrinc!·it-<>u1 football tba.t the ball ~ hit aod tbe ball piqued the rust half. "llhoQibtl was &Dina *k iA," popped up. Frank his roulc in tbt sam~ area.. wu ri&ht sold Roclri&U<z. "I louod QUI. jUSt there to lbe tipped pas before the ..., or lhe SCC<lOd half <...allowina up twenty-one y'ar<b. t.hiJ I ..a:sn't," "run....,.., doioa the job In the Hllf time ft&turod tb< QPioits of the SiJma Pbl E.poiloa fraternlty llTst half. so we broiJI}rl Whitebad "'hi<b 1114 roUcd a kq 53 miles IO< the second." Dando uplalood. from Fredonia Stale Collcse to "We've &Ot tWO &QOd quartcrbaclu. Rotasy Field. Plc<f&cs were taken by You don't leave~ pitohtr in if he'• the memben involved ror tach mile aettina bombed." and pcocccda were donated to the ~oua~a,United Wa:y. In a preaentatJon a.r The Bulfaloor!..... contlnuod.to midfield, UB President, Dr. Roba1 Price"""""' arab s.. . , tbew up""""" In the tealOcl balf, but st..U fouod it cli(f'JC:Uit to mUSter any poinu. With Orove City full*k Craia Steen ripPini boles intheUBdef~,it looked uilthe viJtton would extend tbc:irlead. BtU Buffalo'• defense toot cbara< and Jllut down tho Wolverines offense. Mike Rossi, St<Y< Annruona. Orancbclli and the""" of tb< Bulb' deftDK made their hom< fn tho Grove CitY *tlldd and arotu>d W~vcrines1 qoarCerbact Oary ~ Ia pornicular. " IIUod my Built~ and J<l In," pinned Rossi. The dd<mlvc taCkle was iD 00 ... least row sacks tDd spent bis time swvmilla around the ball. He had an euy inta<q>tjosr In hio hands in tltc ICOOIJd quaner but. chose to drop tbe ball. ''I didn't want to rW< fumblina lbe br.ll with tiles< pad> on my baudo. I thouaht I did the rl&ht thin&.'' lloul said. • Th< U8 .-d&•t. "He could bave hod a toucbdoWD. He 1114 the •bok lid dine,.. o...rlo moaned. Th< Bulb frn.olly aot on lbe scorebolld with 10 minutes to 10 in tbe same. Buffalo drove the hall from the vuitor'a 4) yard line to rhe rune. A'ner three cracb at the soal Unc BuiWo settkd fO< o 27 yvd fiCiif aoaJ by Rich PhilliJll. llw is bow the score Aood at tbe <nd or lbt pme; UB ), Grove Clcy 2. "It was a aood ballpmc," Wot-aiacs coodl Joe K.oPI>illiw obkrvcd. ··we mack milt.ala wbr:n we tOWdA't afford to. 11 was like a ba>dloiJ ...,.., " "The defcruc did tb< JOb, I tbou&bJ we were aoan. roll, but they were qukk and b.atd·-b.ittirt&." nld Bull&' quaut"rback AI Whitehead, t i blood dripped from hl$ nose. 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For aoy reason, th< best plaoe to dUalss lh< pme I< the locker room. l'ollowlna tbe Bulls victory over Orov< City on Salurday, the Buffalo locker room sparkled wltb a quiet <adteman. Costly mlsldes OOSt the Bulls snen.l soori111 opportunities, and there wu a lot or talk over blowoassiJnmenu and wbo dropped whll·. But, aiOliJ with the apaloal.. 011d insulu, the ravorite response was ••yeah, but we won.•• The offense bad a lot to cliJ<uss bad to wail until the fowth quarter to t« UB score. Both teams had trouble .nth fldd &Oil kicldna .nth the unpredicubk winds, 11tm>pOliJ throe eodl .nth onlf one good by Buffalo. But it wu the fumbles and penalties thll .ltcpt the score in sinale disiu. "It was a lot of dumb mistakes," llanker frank Pri« eXJ)Iained from the uainu's table . .. But wc•re &OiAa to Jd rid or them... The mistakes ioduded three offsick pmalties, wbkb sWl'thed Pri« since "We: went a whole week in pntetiee witbout maldlll a mistake Ute that, 111d tben tiW ba,ppea.s." Sippina Pepcu on their way to !be the atbcletes lathered and rqrouped In small drcles, liDdinl sho-.. ._ .-.---o.o,- tMI _ ,,... .. lOTI_ 0# 0,_ NO 0:_ -alo'o Mao-.. lnten:.....Jon (t~ ••tU. •• ,,.,-..d.. ....,...,. __, ._... c-. _ _ .,.. ....... _,............... ... r• c•IYtr J)m • •a•d • f'll wttcf'l .. _C21t_ ·--------·-. . c>4 _ _ _ _CIIy (14. out wbo did wh!ll. CO<al)laln Jaek Cl!y tWlll<11' for a loss 16 times. senior rdated thai "evl:ry time we Dunbar ... in front or hJs locker, wt.be the Wolverines only bad 6 would send two wick r~ to the IUid sald smillna. " Well, we won. tadk:s for ncpllve yardage. - riJ)It, they would rwlf frorn the the defense is SUrtina to tiahten up. The offense wu beina beaYily opposite side." we•rt starting 10 mature on discussed in ~cral ~- Split end Spilt end Joe Lie&Je puaed the defense." Other cin:lcs formed Gary Quatrant pomted out that w lverines sa,;Aa thll "they wen around Paul McGrath and Co•mo "The 'find w~ triek~. You.'hink it 1 l~t better,than antidpated ." Nestola, both with 12 total t..kles. (the pas$) '' com••& nght to After the conarllulatlons IUid defcmlve end McGraJh also had the you,a.nd then It's sonc. But stiU Bulls &Ole fumble re<:ovcry. there•, no t::JLC\IK for our runnina apalo&ies onmos the optimism . The 1110<· .. Bulls wiD be Jdlilll ready fa< ~Me yard ... Tbc wind must have had some Hobart CoUea• this Salwday, lkllfalo's Lldle Mike Rossi affect oa the baU-UB "" &ood uyiQJ 10 prcsa'V< iu }.() bad tbe nnat word on defense, for three oompleted passe$, out or " Just tdl Hoban they better be say!na thaJ "The defense is lookln& IJ uys. Orove City didn't do mueh ready," offcnsi~ JUifd Pbil Zlctk shouted. Odeoslve back Sam aood. The offense wiD aa h now." bc:tter,zoioa lour lor eight . The sophomore wu in on J0 Part of tbe low oompl<lion for Monaco added that "we'N do better tacldes. three goina for losses. Buffalo ean be traeed to the ncXl time. You c;an print thu." Orove City's Gary Olew netted a Wolverines' defense. "They blilled spartina • qujck eb«T from tho minus · 13 yards rusbiliJ, on 20 oU day," JWtina Bulls quanerbao:k slow drusen ill the Bulls locker atternl)ls. '!be Bl•lls dropped Oro~ Jim R.oc!riJuu complained. tile room. len • �l Soccer Bulls edge Geneseo ANC trot,mced i Ringers wrung out byAadyMiodciJa:u Sptr:ltvm&iif/Wrlrtr l In most levels or competition, if you brina in the ringers, you usually bave a good shot at taking the pme. But not always. Yesterday, in the annual touch football clusic, Tlwt Sp«trum vs. T1u! Alterntllive Pnss, the coUeetive brousht along "friends" to plav. Big friends. But, bucking the point spr~. Tlrt! S~trum ' continued its winning streak, now at HI. The Alternotlw News Col/ectlw (ANC) won-llle coin toss;" and elected to receive. On their fant possesion, linepcrson Martha ~ Kazmierczak dropped the quarteback for a 10 yard loss. This set ~ the pace for the e,nlire game, with heavy pressure from Tilt The It wasn't a c:la.sslc perfoi:'IIUIII<%-but, as ckneseo Soceer coad> Carl Wleizd observed, "It's who bu tho most poinll the end (of !he pose) tlw oounlJ... He lobouldtnow-hisreamourplayedlhcBuUsformostof WedJ>csday's Slate Uni...-.ity of New York Athletic COnfcienc:e (SUNYAC) pme-but lost. 5-3. A fued·up Bulls team jumped out 10 a 4-0 lead during !he first 3S minutes of play. Dave IUchards opened thcscorinaot 7:4S on aseemin&lylnnocentstiot from the len corner. Ooollie Jeff SliAFranek. mis· handled the balllhouah, and UBJ!"''It ahead 1-0. Chril Simon netted Lhe BWls' ne><t three aoaJ$-as he continues to score It • reoord·.s ettins pace. The Fredonia tranofer'• fll'stgoal c:amcun_a.siaed arll: IO. He then converted t Dav~ Rlcl!ardJ crtlospa.ss one minurelater. Simon's third soal came a doun minutes later on • ,ebound off • Dave Ovwood sho< which, as Ovwood ~bed,"deoted" the aossbar. Cont_ent Wlth 1 _four-goal cushion. UB 1•~ up !h• uadJ118 of.enscs, T1u! Spec_tru".' punched anoth.e r '"'over ~n a Crand&!lto Bowman combmauon after a Jert Koch lntercephon. TM S~NCII'1lm finished off the afternooo'a actlvftles when Petty hlt Bowman, who was all alone in the endzoile. The big story of the afternoon was a toush. coordinaud defense. Helping out on both ·offense and defense were .SteVe, Terry, Ed, Lisa, Stuart Jim Mary Joe s. Dan H. Nikld and ANC's cast of sc:amble in rronr or BuU.' aoaUe Mark C<leste. The rea oflhehalf. and much of theaarne, belonsed 10 the BlueiCnighu. · Aner a halnime pep-talrby Coach Sal Esposito, t)le Bulls found "n_cw life," dUplay!ng a ~raende of aggressiveness and pr~ Geneseo tn tbelr own eod. ThfBulliweren'tahletosustalnthispressurevcry Ions tbollah and Oenesec) roared bl<k with two unaitsw<red ao~ tbe w 10 4-3. Shortly after the Blue Knia!nt' third soaJ. Bulli' fullback Dave Garwood had 10 be carried orr the fldd with an anlclc illjury. WhUc Oarwood wasltlended to, the Bulls h~ddled rosether.and discussed what mUJt be ~- 'J e o :I S "'·· f · ~trum for.u.,. of -balance throws to wdl-covered reeetVet$. Aftct trading punU, an interception was wasted by • The S~rrum. but on their next possesion, a Steve Qandall bomb to Toni Petty broushtlhc ftrst TD. Petty then made an interception loUowing the· kickoff. A toushened up ANC defense forced a Dan ' Bowman punt. Heavy pressure from The Spectrum kept the ball d.e ep in ANC territory, until ''Mooscbreath''Crandall intercepted a sbon pus. runbaek brousht the ball to the live yard tine. Offmslve mistaltes failed to put the bali over. On ANC's next chances, Tlrt! Spectrum's. nex defense held tisbtOn the ANC punt, a boomer went deep into The Spectrwn endzonc. Dave Davidson elected to return the punt for some unknown reuon and made a shon seven yard ret'um. After , tbousa~ds. ' ' ' ,_ ' ' ' ' at ~=-: ~'~;r";~~11':':,:;::,•-::.·~c:;::Itula~~er~ done to 1nsure tbe Vlc:t'ory. Tbe result--Mlkc . _ O)orai...kl. pulled doWD in IIi• penalty area ·by a D<llpuc the f11end1Y mteot of the .- . tempers started to flare Oencseo player, converted 1 peiijlty shot, and save tbe on several Oc:casslons. As one of their players said, "If you're goiltg Bulli their first oeason victory. to have a big mouth, you got to be able to back it up." Someone's Geneseo coach Wictul sumined up the same 5tatfns, ringers (ailed in lht back-up department. , "they (UB) •taned at \II• flm whlnle, and ~ started , • ten minutes after. We definitely OQt'l)layed them in the second half, but we db& oundvcStoo bi& a hole." Buucrworth. wbo IIQO;.d t'WO soals for the Blue KniahtJ, ........S the , Bulli' progress over the last season. "U B' 's improved 100 ~t from last yw. Tiley have a much better offetl'ie. We just mrtcd too we." Kc added, "Welcatned a touah llsson today." ·~our to ao'' were the words out o( &polito's mouth after hh twn's victory, ...;rernna to the four rc:mainlna SUNYAC pmes t~ Bulli mwt play. Espooilo, Who Icds these aamcs I t t vitAl, "'1'1ained, "We're conttndm. We're keyed-up for !he division. We &bowed that today." ''1'hil b: the bat team I've seen so far." volunteered" Lou OiMauio. a performer on three previous Bulls squads. The Spencerport native r~ that Lhis year's team hu beat 11 settlni the momc:ntu.m" in a.amw they've played. ''The nm soil meam .., mud!' in $0<16cr," he said, "and tbis year our first half bas been the best." Senior ballback Soon B!yle, an all-SUNYAC Honorable Mention last year, commented on his tcim'slapse during Lhe same, "VIe were >0 •hocked Bl having such a bulge (four goals), that we almost collapsed." Goaltender Mark Celeae agreed S&)'ina. " When I 4-0 lead, .... feU back and sot Oat. Thlnp pidtcd up thooah. "hen we aot toael.bcr (after the Wuoi 10 Garwood). We can play better Lhan dld-W. - e just pJaylna down to their level." In asseuina this year's Bulli, the vt~cran goaltender polnt<d out "We're reil sood {up front), but we need a Uttlc work on our defense. We're still trying to set Dl'pnbed." Coadl Esposito also reds that hh m.;or area or conccm is tbe defense: "I still am not completely satisfled with it. I may mal« some cbaoses." The coadl js quick to point out th~. despite defen<ive weaknesses, the BuUs arc a defmitc contender in the SONYAC Western Division since, "!he Une I• eapable ofmovin&Jbe ball from llhY position on . .lltld-and !hey do it extremely well." \'Jat. we'"' we The team traveb to 'Niq1111 tomorrow. in what Coach Esposito feels will be a doseiy contested march. Royals sweep, still undefeated UB's tennis Royals raised their seuon record to 3.0 as theY swtpt all seven marches Wtln5l the Buffalo State Bensals at the Ellicott Complox courts on Amhcr1! last Thursday. Heidi JUhl, p~oy~n, as the Royals' number one women's sinatcs player, coasted put Buffalo State's Mary Schreiber ~:6-2. 1Thl• wirr boolled bor match record this t.easort to two .,;.us aad one loss. Teammate Sue Sc:hmidt SIAns up JUhl's play this se.uon >0 far .saYfna that, ushe's really consistent aad hits deep au the•dme<" Julle CraY>On and Schmidt, both undefeated on ....,nd and third courts this KOSOn, had tiSSY r!l.td>a. 1bCy crushed J:lel?bie Szdip and Marauet En&Jert or Buffalo Slate respectively, !HI, !HI. In other slnalcs matches, 'E~yo Orau on fourth court · brem:d pasi Mary ScbiUDd in strtisbt sctS.IHI,IH!. On llflh court, Patty Koerner won her fltll match lliis .....,.. 6-2, 7.J. Senior Lyoda Scldbam llld ber frcsbiDan sister• Leslie, cocnbiDecl on the nUmber oae doubles team 10 olist Janet Cero and Donna Alamo, 6-l, 1-5. The closest match Jut Thwtday was hctwoeu Royals ShtrOD Wolslr;y and LYDD JCcrchmaicr apinil SUe Pella n.t~IW..,AM MHio and Jeanne Orr of BUff ~·· tJB won lbc lint set, UGtt:·An......,..... _ . . .,, ,..._, ...,. 1'flit 8 ~ ""rot• ._., tnotr ,_10M . ..... o Wlet..y- ... lultolo . . . 6-4. But in tbe JOCODd set UB's second doUbles team played leu aecuratdY u they made unfOl'eed a:rcos lb ...W.,..,.... ,_,_ .. ,.... ••••••••••••••••••••• THE SA ··, BOOK EXCHANGE ........,._.. ,..... __ Wmi'D!!~ Ell*oe - · 11, , ..., ,..._.., VAUD AN'f.nM£ -~ wll! be open from 10 ·am until 6 pm TODAt' and TOMORROW ' .,. the laat days to buy booka tbeii S·71oss. ln t.ne 11Da.t5el; cnt:)' c~WJied thd.r poise, wi11.nina the "'' 1>-2 to wrap up the llllltch. UB's women.'1 tennis coactl Corutie Camnitz hasblah hopeo for thc,team this lCI>On. Althouah she said that this ai.son'5 team is "a little weaker than 1ast sea.son's,••' six members or the team arc rcti.lrnees. She named Julle GraY>OD and Leslie Stidham as ..cc:Uent prospc<U amOn.r.Jhe new players. ,--.... "We can we them all," said Cllnnitz mreferenc:e to tbe ·team's oppositinn this season/ She added that tht ntx:t three matches-MeMutcr in Ontlrio, Nazarel.b CoUeae in Rocbdlir. and Cortland State Colle&• at home-wlll be ••ry tooah . The Women's tennis s&son this Fall is unwuaUy short, endina October 9tb. _ This scason the team will play all of the 1oco1 teams 11 b9<De because tbo leaaue alternates tbe bome coun amona the iCIJIU -IllY. The Ilia Four Tournament on October 4th wliJ be h.dd 11 the ElliCott courts. The lloya[s hi~ won lhiiiOuman>tnt the last ~ yeara COilsmllivdy. AllbOIIIh three . -.. into tbe' oeason, the team's Jin&lcsJQWid is not reaDy cstablisbcd yet.• The ·number iluu, four and live places are stiD bcina contested by olhen in cballt11tte matdlcs. Injured Dee Dee Fisher; Jenior member and captain, , has not yet played because or a cast on her lea that was rcccruly t.Uen off, -Frt~ncis 8. $p«Jcer r---------~-----------. S.K.U.B.A. STUDENTS KEEPING UB ALIVE / mE ONLY ~ nCIET .. ON CAIIPUS: w.a-F«n~ JlicW-Gifl,m ~ ­ c.a...~ S. Ve&'~ "'r CHECKS A BOOKS MAY BE PICKEb , ..._ ......... .. .UP WEDNESDAY I THURSDAV'ONLYI ;·~·· ~··· ·&.--. DO Ill: A.lr.._._, r.,.....,._ lolt.J.-. s. IIWl.l rm..ttn ATWGI: ~a...... �~~~~-~_©_i_·m__ l~-~-~-~_j@_,_~_~_·_~_e~_u____________~li ~ I :< Canada struggles wi~h basic federalist ideals - - - - -"Y Alan Kachlc paued canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau recently •ummoned the nallon'a Provincial Premiers ·to Ottawa to try to do 10mething othor leaders had failed at-write • constitution unronunately. the effon a&aJn •nded In defeat. for over SO yeara. C..nadJan otatesmen h•ve uied to crea1e a govcmmom thai would unite constitution, but rather a framttWOrk to unite the oe"neo or colonleo into an economically o.nd militarily secure entity. it was adopted to protect Canadian as well as British Interests. Altho~J6h in theory, Canada is anewerable to the British ParUament, it essentia.JI.y hu unllmitod home rule and is a the ten province& into a•fitJ"'ng. aoverelgn nation. the British Americ• Act. North Not • However~ coheolve n4tional federation. olnc-e Can ada II technlcaii..Y U ke his prcdecc..oro, Trudeau under Orlt.lah coPtrol, any was unsucce.uful and agtin the cbonge in tbe government future of CMoadu io In quo&lion. chaner has to go thro~J6h Canedo's prmont syatcrn of • lAndon. "Canad;o is the only lnda i• tL'ChnicoUy under British government Ia the legacy of Creat Britain's l(reat colony on control, any cha11ge in tloe this con\lnent In IA67, bowing govununent chaner has to go to colonia l roquosu ror through l.ondoJL "Canada a ~d~pendene• ond rear& of ~· onl..Y independent country Unitl"d Statet CAJ>lnslon on the m the world that cannot amend west. P1rlltmen1 fn London 'tJ own constitution,·· Trudeau has said R•~~ But plaguing •he coru:utuuonal mo,·ement are the rath,er large intern;tl dlrren:nc:e. In Canada rootered by the mlerest• of mdividu.al provinces. A primAry obst~ for the c:onatnution is the power otrus&le between provincial governments and the r odcral sovemmenl The proviru:al legislatures oeeno lo have had the upper hand in making thl!ir own Internal llows AOd controliJns the production of <>w m~teri•ls The we11ern Ensll•h lroniully, the Af'OO&C't opposlloon to tl\4 comes from Quebec's sepa.mlst Premier 1\t.'Oe Levuque who wanta provinces to dedde on proVinces of British Columbia and Albena, now rich from oil, want the right to conlnll and tMlr ~e. thus openln& the .vay for an all-French keep their profb•. Tr\Jcleou lula said that reoolll'<li!S belong to Quebec:. 8ul the most contrOYeny the Canadian n&lion and that comeo from Tnlduu'o desire the wwth ohould be spread for an Amerlcan•$1yle Bill of throughout the country. The Maritime provinces, who wan1 Rlghu Canada preocntly has • human r1shu charters as a share of the oil money, are ordln•ry lawo. These can be a!Ui<iu• to keep the local ov.,numed by • majority vote benafl15 vr their rishong In ParUoml!11t. If they were put industriel. Into a constllulSon, however, Bilingualism has become the would be much harder to biggest soda1 t.. ue. Trudeau'• ruvoke. To the U.S. cltU.Cn. a proposed constitution makt!ll wriuco Bill or Rights may be a provision for a Qmoda that - "'""~01'1~,,•peok.a both Prcnch and �il I ~------------------------------------------------------------------J CMir lhe Soviet Unlon'o c:bemlc:&l wlrf1re capacity. 1970 I~P-nent. The isluc becme public when n1mon from The Aney pions to betlin work In 1981 on a factory ! · A rmy· gets ne rvo 's. U II J ' ! S:S f j I f capoble or mal<lng binary nerve gaa thelia. The binary conteptJnvolves con~tructlng warheads tlut conl.lln hlnnleh c:bemlc:&lt which mLt together in l!lshtlO produce I de.tdly nen... pt. The advantage or lhla lyatmJ, proponeN.I.J'8UO, Ia lhat ll"a safer to store ond tr11nsp0rt lhan the old 1\)'le weapons which gas plant to be built -:::;,txic • - - - - - - - - - -»Y WUUam Hutlnp The U.S. Senato laat week 1pprovecl fundi. for buildinfl 1 f..:tory capoblc of produc:lnfl nerve SU weapons. 1bla oolnc:ld4» wllh an earlief" rNCtiOD In the HoUle of Repreaentotl- md constitutes the llrat step towardt ending lhe tO.yeu ban on the productloo of chemical warfare. CUrrent taw state• that the actual a production of new chemiCill weapon• cannot begin untU lhe President proclaim& 1 natlonal aecurity nood for them. Proponen11, however, argue lhat bulldlniJ a joctory dellgned for thelr manufacture elMs not violate the SU ond CAn INk the poison when The purpo11e behind ending the moratorium, say :•dvocatlll of the new facllhy, is to force the Soviet Onion (o ACli!Oiilte a INIIIy bannlnfllhe production or nerve pa weoppta. They argue lhlt the U.S. mutt ~ the abWty to mateh Soviet production of lhe polsonoua bombs in order to Jmiowly nesotiate a new trmty. • Veto Both the U.S. and the Soviet Unlon have signed an use or nerve gu weapons and hove been negotlaUng on 1 chemlcal arms control ~ent alnce 1976. The apporent deadlol:k In lhete may bave triggered the recent concern ~tn banning the A!ghaniatan claiming lhot Soviet Unlon waa ualnfl nerve gaa garnered much publlclty. Although thOle reporta have been called false, American hard·llnen t tW inal5t on enleting 1 now anna r&ee. The co.t of lhla competition could be 1 high u $4 bWion. The HlifNte in<:ludea $1 .6 billion lO build new chemical weapons. apocificolly lll'1lllel-y lhells and bombs. and $Z.4 bUIIon todecontamlnate end deatroy eld•Ung nerve gu weapons. Although the Caner admlnistration Ia oppoeed to lhe Congressional action, It Ia unlikely that the ~1dent Will veto it. ll)e ehemlcal weapons oppropriat n is included In a bill thot opproves funds for military ~ In the Indian Ocean and c:onstruetion moneyJ ot the MX mJasile. 'The Pretldent -rould probablY not veto the bill simply because of his objection to one pan. Opponenu, however. point to the prosram·a exP."rue and emphasize lhat moat member• of lhe Norlh Atlantic Treary Organlution INATO) are opposed to havlns chemical weapont in lhcir country. Despite lhl5, the United Slotea may be well be on Ita way to ogain bealmlnfl 1 producer of nerve gas weapons. Oh, Canada. -:--:--"neceuit,y. For lhc Canadian, it ralher than poUticlaru.· Is 11een aa an unnoceaaary But t he !uture of the complication or big constitution is ·~· At government. the summjt's end, only three or the ten province•- New Referendum Brun1wlclt, Newfoundland. and To bock their pobll, Bill of OnW'Ic>-were in suppo11 or Rights opponents po't\'t to the Thudeau. And eveh here, only Japan~;~e Internment during Ontario, lhe province wilh U10 World War II and "forced most to gain from national butaiog" ln lhe United States. unlty, was willinsto give strong 'J'heY irulst people want the auppo11. Ita.- decided thtoug> elected More popular is on Albenan · off'>Clals. of Its twelve TrUdeau diAgreea, addlnfl propoMI WILl) porta dealltig with lncreued lhat lhe ~Canadian people wanr provincial power. A BW of the bill The Prttne Mlnltter Is w!Wng to go over the Promlera Rights It Included, but only at ond oak for a notlonaJ the , federal level with lho referendum an • contlltutlon of province• subscribing by hJa own detign. One cabins\ chcllce. member, noting the ~pul&rity Trudeau, however, "ff'PPotthe bW tald, •tt is eVIdent OW lhla, ond If hJa own propou.J II the CanadW1 people prefer put before lhe public, hJa lhelr rights ~ected b! judges aupport amons the Eastern el8ln VOTING.FOR S£.NATE ELECDONS ~Dill be TVESDA Y, Sept. 2!1 A . WEDNESDt\ Y, Sept. 24 from 10 am to 8:00 pm at Squire~· Good}lear CapeJ ~CU> lAhman(~ .. ~ ~ G~TOUT ~&VOTEI mojorily m ay make it victorious. Should this happen, the Weatem Provtncea, feeling thor1<hanged and out of touCh wllh the Eastern Eatoblithment. may discuss tho pouibltity or aecesslon. Can • nation or auch atrong regionalism like Cana d~ aurvlve? The coalition whleh holds togethor lhe Dominion of Canada is ahakey and, at · preaent, mlnlmol. Wltb rebellion brewlnfl In the Wett and Quebec, Canoda, never • tlghUy knlt unlt, may not find peoce wllh II$Cif and could conceivably ooaae to exllt u a political entity. Wilh tlumping'9 n.atlonal pride and chauvanistic reSiorutliJm, Canado could beoome, u Truclelu· put 11. • •erfea of "ten eeooomJe re~.· • �I Prodigal immigrants retu[n home - - - - - - - - ' > ) ' Sieve Wel~~Pr~en SAH JUAN, P.R. lPNS!-The plio( onnouncoo th&t we will be londlns lllortly and the ~ ol cabin ~ wakoo ' the fuU load of JlUOI\tlii!I"' ll'o tluw In the ~ Mirna.. lotor, the Amoricon ~ 747 lun:fleo ~y U the whoeio the NnWIJ at l.u Grand lnlem.tianll Airl>Ort In Son Juan. Puen.o 111oo , . tx>Kh ~ breol< Into plo- and begin oinF>s l'uorto folk oonp. "'t'• olwoyw this woy,· nplolrv Papo Moraloo, o -~·-- Yon I'Ueno - who ..., bla family In lolly..,. """ ,_... .... mlclnfSI1l fli8ht II UIUIIIy ruU and !*'Pie <Up boaluoe ......,..... hippy to be homo.• Papo'l ltonJe lo now Uth Stn>ot In !he "JJi& Apple." but be breolhoo In !he humid pn!<lown air and oayo. "h'o 111"81t to be bock. In the out.., ,.,...., olw~ •ware !hot you're the mlnorii.Y lklt """' , . .•. , -nw ~.· " , AllllouShit'•)u&l•vllit f<>rPapo, for manyothorothe retwn foi!IJMIC!ed to be permanent. the maulve lnflu.a of lolandon to U.S. barrioo underway olnc:e World Wor 0 hu not llmply ilowed.. II hu lUmod around. Ollldal 11atl>tldo ore hard to oomo by In the cooo ol U.S.·PuenD mJ,valloN; no llloao or lmmll!l"•tlon popon aro . -, olnoo Puerto lllco I• • u .s. "po-.lon." But lludloo booed on olriino P"U611(or hsiJ bolween Now York and San Juan tirpont show lhotu early II 197,;l, roUflhly 34,000 more poople WllrO SOinS back to the loland than oomlng north. nto 11mo Wll true the following y&u". 1110 ........ion or 1974 tporlced • mild tum•around, wltb 8,000 mono lalandon COtllln4 to the llatoalhan roturnlr'6- But olnc:e then. a yearly or 21,000 Pucno Rlc:ans have /lOnO aouth without -.tng to tho u .s . - '""'"16" l'or I t - retlroment oller maoy· yeora "-crlln !aotorioo. For otben, m.m. olo prDOpi!10UI llfe In the u .s. baYo flded and boen ~· I r New,..nc.For M&t1y .a or t&m, ~ .....,., - J brir1p lmlnlidpoted problems. Tl.llo ~JUuTy worbd 1n one of Hew Yon at)"' nr- holela. 11e f'l!tlred u beld copt.oin or !be ,_.unnt and • leader in !be union 1oea1. Wbon be ::< tl I IW'\ed 30 ) ' U r i -· be wu 1 bus boy. 1\ltodldwell, by.Uillndardo. Notcriywubelbleto rflUiorly - - bock "' .-,. Wnlly .....,.,.,.. durir1c the leon ,..,_. but he wu oleo lble to lOCI< oway. Todoy, be U.. on a Ditle piece of IADd with fruit """' and hu built 1 """"""'"ble howe i OOJri>oldnt lolly~ 8ut ~ ilnl euc:tly.-wbat Tuto ~ ft would be. When he returned with hi& moc1e1t pena1on. be clldn' <XMll on l'uorto 1\ioo"o bi,9t _, of IMng~ ....,lhln New Yon Oty'o. The money ran out and the ooc1a1 oecurity cbeob didn, come ru . ""'"'8h· AI 58 yoan of 118"• lnoteod or ""'ding b1a newspaper ond bouncing the family'o new"" generotlon on hi• knoo, Thto io wortuog rototiog IIUI\o u • oocurity guard at one of fiCIOrieoln town. His wife hu oleo bod to 1!0 bock to wurk u a nune. • In otldltlon,Pueno Rlc:&tu lllw Thto (aceoonflla with thftlr notlve oountrymen when IIley ...,., a job on the island. Unemployment regul.lrly runs twice n high In l'uorto 11Jco II In the U.S., and job <XJOipetitlon Is floroe. And Atnorican oorporattono prefer to hire "Nowyoricans• for lobo requjrlng rontacr with the public boaluae, for the 111001 port.• they aro biliJlfUII . . -___. . . . ..... ._._,..._,. ---.---- -.......-..... ... ~ .. ........... ~-1:- - ...., ................ .. c:., .. Why New York hid from theCensu ~......--._..__,_"'·-- _ _ _..Jby JuUa - BROOKLYN, N.Y.-Tho nOW> oould not have - . mudl """"" for linanc!oJiy'<IIJ"IIppOI<I New York. f18u..... lhoWI!d PrelimJnory - an overall ts per cont decUna In ~:. "::t':::t.=.!::·~r:: lowr• 1 level &lnce the 192.01. h oould f1IOII1 • looo or fOW' OOf'l8NIIJonal aeata and SSOO milllon In federti old """" the ..... .... ..... .. -.. _-_,.._____ · v-. W-DIOEVD'I'OWOO?:_.,_..,._ _ _ _ Yorlo ~-- - ..- * ..,....._ ___ ...., ___ _ reported clet:llne In population: "tmj>ooalble.• In rae~. the c:ierSY In !he Cltholie Dloc:et<> or Brooltlyn, ~ INDY dl.ttricu oppo&red to have an espadolly l"'l!' JlO!Iullllon decline, "Y thoy are bo1og 0\'1!rW!Ielmed by new hmnJvll>to, muty of thorn documented, who hove beon 101tllll(! thoro at on llllimotod rate or 50,000 per Y"U" CMif" tho put Mc:ado. The DoportnJ<\m ol Oty Pl•nnln« eotl.rn.toa !hot thoro ...., at Avonue, rumors raced tbu and Notunliutlon _... plonted 1111011& !be ...,.... taken to trap unwvy Ulop!o. Poopie t.tlJI.od of 1 u.y.ar. old !opt resident who held olf the cmUIDill"ltor .. the door or her cramped apartment while roor s.tvadoran undocumented tiieno cllmbed Into • clcloet. lmnli&r•tlon SeMce 08"'111 Po- 'CIIIe in point: In what •ppo&red ton )'Uri. le1111 710.000 lllopJ lmm~Crantl in from the ouulde to be an But from every- or the dty. Now York, and oidet to Mayor obandoned buildlng In oentral plannert and IOCiaJ worken. Edw.o.rd ~ dllm !hot eo peroent Brooklyn, four "'"'"" Hohlan educaton • and hoopltal olllc:IAio, or them ......, oltlppod by ......., ref~ "-ere-Uvfnl out or their prletto and otben IMI and wort< In t ........ •ult.._ aleopiD« on tbe dlmp. tow·lncome COl1IDJI.IIII.t ha.. tho ·c..e In polnl: In !he Solvadoron mUily floor, without .to hat aome lhlll& to uy about the oommunlty aJanslln>oklyn'l Founh Wlb!r, Whon lilted about the .,.,..... IIley their hoado. reluoed to lllk and IIICM!d owoy behind a bucltlloS w.U. 'CIIIe in point: ~NllnA IO Alben , Moi!Won, a Htitlan who dln!cled the oountln ...,..,. di>lrict Z2.S4 or nonhorn lltoolllyn. • ciUitor of Jomlllcan Rutarlrians "'' one blocl< limply n!fuMCI to opon •heir doon to l.''f1wneratort. A DOl her Qt'!OIUI•tlkttr, William Shlpp, reponed !hot Block Muollmo an the 700 block or Buollwlck 'ltonlley lfve.' • "Y' Fotber Bob Vlt~. whole churc:h. our Lldy or t..on:tto. """'• both blocb and new ~ In Brooklyn. ..mceo .,., "What IIley ta~k~Jls obout when the)' 01y 'federal aldr 5ocwity7 Out here WOI\aW! Clpitol crlrne """'Y 11 mlnuteo. • Vitoslionc and others claim thot oenoUtl·lkkoro In their ..,. are hlrod purdy throu8h political palronaJo, Begln110r Of .c~Yanc:ecl- By studylog Spenfsh only, lour hours; day, IOU< days a-". fOf founeen weeks, yoo wllleern sixteen -••er hours ol colleoe Spenlsh credit. (That's tour semesters worth ol cOIIIQe Sp8nlsh .credit!) The cost Is 11>0111 the same as one ....-ter In a u.s, college, $2.589. wn.tnw )'OU . , . o t>oglnnll Of on ..,....,..,.., atudont, Thlo Is 1 rigofous ~ p<Ogrwft tullng from F..._ your Sc>anlotl otodlft "'" bl OfUII)' ..,...,_ 1>1' - · 1 toJunot,-11181. Tho cost ol $2.6811 1~ roond trip jot !WOYMJ ~ p - l n ~led._ ceuoooe llld •' c...-. f.,. to s..tl!t. Spoln, from Ton>nro, u - u• - . -.!. llld tuitiOn. _ , . . , , Vtanta llld toana ~ lotoliglble f!UdoniL ""' wtn- .tfin • Spo.- lamUYAJU.Y ACCfi'EDm;O, ·:s ·EMEStER-- IN. SPAIN .. ·, .. i I~ .; • not 2442>E. Colli.. S£ Grand Rapid~ Michigan 49506 (A.Progrert) of Trinity Chrlallan College) CALL TOLL FREE fortulllnformauon 1-aoo-253-~ (In Mich., or If toll flea line Inoperative call Hi16-942·25o41 collect) __ oomplotaly. IU rec:c, we Spontth ·1a4Jtlo •• blUer --a t - • ilbta1rold by~ atlldonta-..,..,...... olenclatd were wlth oenouo oporatlonl> "'I 111 through three dill""\"'l lnlt!Mowl wltharwy~. where the con.o.. IAk<:n did lleligiow prfndple wu Of~Y pon opoak ~ Tbey tool< the of the ,.,._, "'ur .-pte have 1 namoa and fulllnV<!Oied the ..... ; nome for the cenous and the cily'• "¥"Yother VhlflllMo. comJ>Il8n to find unreported New "Wllole blocb 01.11 here _... - tunftla not ..a~.- 1ft • con-tloNI ,....,_,_ S t ...,_ teal ot our otuoonta . , _ 11\al their and qualified-• traditional problem Avenue In the adjolni"B dlst.r lct ran the CC!UUI wort.aro off "the block I !Ditter of dick~' C!'\1lfl pt Cli!I.\IW lorm• •• !he rod<JrY; be addL In 1 aeoae, the lovbible popullllon overlooked by tbe federol oounl • h"'II ......_...,. Ycrl: on~- n-on of the olion ... !be ~ whk::h hu. iu own reaons for .......... t h o - lntl\ldlQs . . ~illofoiOOOIIIIII.IIIit· -v In low.._~boodolib !all Hew Yort.. _.,OUr L.tdy ol l.onltto ioloc:ud. people con criy....tvethe .... - b y . . . . ~-~·CII.y r-.... ~ otNow Yon who II I ...... IUiboriily oo the oui>WrT- .........,, ..,. thore lo no rolloblo .. for !he amount or lnoome tll!Cb.tnfad outsldo ~e.cNnneb in New von. 01)1, or the ni.OIIber of !*'Pie who do h. eut bath are IIUbat.vltlal. ~-poliO't,..__ �! m~~©)!LQ1®,~1t©rm I i~ census ~ " In ad dil lon o 10 lho tlualc ~~ """"""* ·Prodiaa/. ~--·~ Y- -poolal worhro for every ~ Blcan.rromtbli! . r• ....,.tmm"""rdilbor force ore, a IV"l' - . "''nnc:t.ed" Into tl1e ..,.,.,..Int..,.....,, ID ~ ae!Mty lib tw1111ns numben and de&lln( ci"up," M)'11 Gutnwt. • omoiJ II wldoly alfoaocl. ,llllln _., off 1: tho t..,, hlro ~ orr th« • boob, and pe.y ~ oupplien In c:uh 10 mU.o the .,.,.._. loolt ..,_~~......,~,of tho,......,_ from tho U.S., mode .........e by Jok>usy 1bof Uft- aJUOlN WS"O on tho bcxiDCI of tho Aroerlcon aodo«orlOirlic ledcler _ , , ""'"'" up ,..11h ....,.. Puono RicaN' beiW tlwt lbo Hew Yon borrio ...,_. are pe_, in which ......, l1lod .oult aplnol !he """..,... buroou for 1Juna!io1 tho ~ ~~ '"':'~ Joneo, tho moyon oped.~] · f ~ j i ondo meot. won.. unemployment whllo wort<Jns. and oe11 p111 or wtwlhey produceonlhellde, wbllolheboM a biJnd eye. M lnj' or Hew C<llloot t......,. Vorl<'• wt!lfore mothera muat all*:! pUblic ....... _ to "" by ....... !hough th<!y are married and technlcally inell8fble. So they conceal their men from chy ll!"ndet. Not all 1ho.., people wiU avoid oh~ cenau• ~ .but alons whh ...... Hew they tum Tbot eity lo - . tho fl&\na, uoii:IC IU awn wel!ore, mt!dicold and bouolnc llou. and II olio one or llwt at'Olllld tho ClOUDily ualol.lnl for tho..,.., c:aJmo tlwl ohe burMu booed 11.1 mope and I'OOioro on OUI-of-dole U...o ~ from 5ous and othtr -.men:LU lml"'l'fflei: · ''They CW"'d ....... he charpa. 1bore were olio problema whh foully add....:.. labcb and In oome Now York c:liJtrlctJ, .,.,.... wOI'bra W1!f'O no1 paid for up 10 Ill ..,..,ka, loadlns lO llopptn... and _. .. ' " " ' - ofs.nta Ana, Calif0<'11A.......,, pe.ved wllh e>kJ for Samuel lrilarry, "1\Ao'o younpr brother. wlo> II olio mallins piiiiS ID JD1M0 badt bcxoe U lOOn U pooalble. IIUt SaDwel bu run up ~ a wall looking for a piece of the Puerto lllcan land he c:.m alford. 'They lhlnl< I'm rlc:ll when all I make II about S6.00 an hour. They would ..n 1 ~ of land at a lower price lO """"""" elle from tl1e lllllnd, but uk the alt;y from me." b took Samuel mlnj< yoara In tho ototH 10 liDd hia r:tcrrenl job In a chewing sum factory In Calltomla'o ClraJWt O>unty. ror more than ZO yean, he moved from job to job and ronoQy reached the point where he oould re1urn to "'-to Rico. So h6 tho\Jglll. hlgh turnover. · But al'ter two weeu or trying to buy aomo farm lind, 1 1 Con•w aiJo oonumd that Samuel 11!'1W'1'1ed to 1M OticaAo community aouth or Lo• Angeles whore h6 now Uves, wllh no land In almply out or hoJLIII!.f towArd tho regbterlng ot1rupled unlla u sovcmmc:nt, U_yt M&rfl Gan:il, a Vt CinCJnlf and lhtln8 bmcl. Pedro Moralel hu been back In La,..,., In Pueno m..l worur In the WIUianlll>urg hoUM!holdo-bUI not all of tho JOCtlon of Brooklyn. "Many Puerto pooplo In thorn- oontrlbuted R.iCo't mountalnJ. for one month. The money he .tent back lO hi• family from hlo amaU buoln<tH ln fUca:nJ here could hive aruwr!nKI, 1ubttantlal.ly to the undercount. but they foelth61yltom gave up on llut n M1r!JI Corda '"~!~"~"• the Pbll.delphlo'• growing Latln miiimunlty Om W<'tlllnto thC!Ill 10 they S've up,.., 11. 'l'h6y'N! problem <NY have leN to do ~>ith buying land and tbon bullcll"l! a howe. Pedro wu• oonllntcally ~y UvlnJiin the u .s. lie OOII8"1ng to do It any lavon." ~ua llure.u alopplnoq than It cll'llr with dllaffoalon amon& IOfal or Ule&oJ aliena and Sloppy Still, the ICod> aclmin!atratlon hal many bon&fldc u.s. dtl..,. alllc& oonduell>d a loud n.edla campalsn They he"" Uttle u-.tlve to urgins """""'ne to got their forma cooperate with 1 aoc:lely whiGb only ln. and tho mayor II now offorlng 1 acks»wlecl!leo lhml when it otancll bounty or s10 to tho dly ...,ployMI to gain oomethln8 from doln8 ..,_ ~"" :::: 0 "'~:!,,.;:.::;, ~tlco .. ,...,JII!flln8 wu ........ oomf~~ EngiWI.""""' tl1<qb hlf tJua;,.. ~I blm iDID daily CllnltlCl with the ~ He'• rea~~o~ p i now thai he'• ...,_ and hea already atartod lrooldn« for a new Jhop to buy In Laroo'orONrby. ..,. lddt aren\ happy thousb.• he polnu out. 'They were bom In ~and mainly opoak EngiWI. 1n te:hool, lhl ot1>or lddt maJoe run or l b e l r - "!!>on they apeak 5plnilh. 1boy hope lhlaga don\ -CluJ and we ., back to the - · like J protDiMd !hom.• Ulte P1po, Pedro 11Wa)'11 feb unwanted ll And now hll chlldnrn feel 1hout;h aurTOUnCiod by ounu and undeo. ODd new fo1etldl In !heir oattnliblo homeland. Pedro is worr1od !hat they mlCbt - he able llt.brep..up thrir COOd IIChool g-odoo and, In fat~, no malo<' Sludleo bavlo been donft yet on whallbelr educatlorW'proapocta""' In Puorto Rico. AI one point, nearly half tho Puerto lllcan ~lion ~.. ~ In tho U.S. llullhe political reverhel'atlons of the rovorM b:umlg-allon bo<lk homo, Db c:ultural and oellnOtltlc oneo, ln!n'r claar yet. \Wl. nd.lm moounoured for three docadu in the U.S. chill "Newyorican" nr•pon>O.lo poulblo U.S. natehood? Or wiU the oontlnuod !oct of oplh lllllllle.-wlth 10me membttr• on thtt llland and ot.hort ln Lhe U.S,....,noourogo . _.otronger poUIIcaJ llnka hetwoen tho IWU tt«...,.lM? Somo antwot't mltth1 "merse in the 1980 11\lhemiiOrial elcctlom. lnc1.unbent carloe _Romero ll&roeiO "liU anotc>Unoed that if hl• """'"ll.._., odmlnlatratlon a ro~l)d. h6 wiD call for 1 plcbllclle on Puru1.o l\kxtt futW"tt ltllut. 1be "Newyoricln"' -ulatlon oould play • crvdal rule In •uch • vote. =the a-""""""" the -'~ Adios, Senor Bomb barrage blasts Somoza ~Y .Joeepb B. Zl..._..e .......nt.y r..... weno ,.....,.,_ oo ATTENTION ••• and another~- -..! DORM STUDENTS Fdl out a RetmburH~Dent Let Cho~ Clifton Whar· ton know what ,11011 thlnk'of the $150. a year fncrease In Aul8tanc:e Pl'ogram dorm rent. For Information call CbanceUor'• APPLICATION. vour S.A.S.U. delegates, Joe Rl/kln, or Trouis Ballard, pr stop In at the SA 1Office, 111 Talbert Hall, AC {636-29,50. - " " " bir. .the duo!. • • Q-. Anut.,lo Somoza Debayre. ,.......,. ruler or the Latin American nation or Nicaragua. wu au~ and killed lu1 week In the Paro&"uayan oapft al clly or Aaundon. Somoza. • lxxlysuant and his driver were all alaughtered When aiJ mnod men opened lin! u !he fOI'mi!S' beod of the otrlte'lllmousine 1ruoled through ' tbe South American capitAl cit,y. IIA:CDrllinf!IO 7fle New Y<rl 1'11nt1, Somo... "died lri a ball • of truiChlneilun and bozcol:a lite.• Jleeins liNt :=====================~ orUpon 1./nlied Celebration '80 Canoe Racing on l:ake LaSalle Suncl.!ly, September 28th, starting at noon. ................................................................ In JUly 1979,«mtouhi& country took reflo8e In tho Sla.teo. Alter • alo>rt •ay, ~ aSaJn moved, thll time ~<>1 '!"' an:bi~ nation of the IIOII&mlo. Att'V being deported ~. h6 ..,.as offered uytum ln hr~. Somozo, hil lamljy, and prtvaro 1. Elimination heat$ begin ot noon. 2. Oro"! ror <:anoe prior to ea<:h heat. 3 . All equipment 1t $Upplled end mUit be use.!, 8UfV*1 home. Lui. down blocU from Jlio Y"'•· alter four decacle. or •tyronnicaJ and Inhumane ru1o by the Sornou ramuy. . . . _ or Nlca~ took lO the ..._. and ovenhrew the dyna•.r~ The 5ad.lniRa NltlonaiiJborallon l'rontiPSLNIIn July , 1979 caJiod for • popular I.IJllioln8 to ond !he lone )'6'lfll of opprtlftlon. Tho FSLN woa activrey lolnod by many yotmg women and moo and the Ntkm lupported •••Jwwl• Ill cau\e. Bitter lOOk place betwoen Somou'a U.S. equ!tted National GUIIJ'd lor~H~o and th• PSLN tllt'OUj!l10ut that 111mmor, Wh6to It hecam• ovldon1 to Somou In A~t of 19711 thet he hid loot she botile, he, aided by WuhJnston, neeolllted for hit ANNUAL STUDENT RACQUETBALL MEMBERSHIPS .............................................................. , ~ up of Squire Rec:reatJon. Room 20. Enuy fee: s2.00 per team. limit 64 IUJns. AIUJ>Cipn by mllltll)' lllf'OnlPrealdent i\lrredo S t - . c . Although Somou'a uay In Para4uoy 0101 have boom ~etcoinedl b1a h anded abrvptJy w. . . tho 56-,)'eUokla,laacJer wu 1115.111- ra FaHo 8hol. lkillalo, N.Y. 1<12211 or only $25.00 (716) 833-5226 University Outfitters Outing equipment rental ,.!!OW officially open. PluaTu i~ e Tents, backpacks, stoves, canteens, etc. All at lo w prices. Ill Cl miJ•CorrrmUIId Cou11a WMrlpoott S.unaa- S.tflOOrlge Unt..ut Wo/gtrlf • Loc*.,t!Towers e Allcq<JIII IJwn(lfs Mon.& OFF Court F. .wtlen uma day court f'aervaUona aremada. Hours: Everyday i:oo-6:00 p.m. Local/on: In fron.r of Wlllte.an Opad. PttONE 883-5226 FOR INFORMATION OR BROCHURE. cleptr'IUI'8 and left N'JC&r08UL With thet d)'OU\Y sane. the us loet • lonjpime friend In 1 locallon ---..s atratepaQy impartanl by many Weo<em ..,..,_ TbotiJS.~~ llrot p,...,...j bortdiclalln 1954 when tho Gentrll lnt~ ll(,esq ICIAJ uoed tbat aJUDtry .... Sl.l&lng p-ound for m invulon force thai OYmhrewlhlle!Uat ~tor l'rolldmt J&OObo Arbem Guzman ot Guatomalo. II hal olio bee1 roported lhat the Ul·fated Bay of Pip lnvulon of IKI hod simllu oooperallon from the Nl~ ~under Somou. Seeda for the US·Somo%• ftiendohlp Wl!l't """'" many yean "10· In 1933, tho US M&rme. Jell Nlc.ar"'!"" afl4or ZJ yoaro of Internal lnvolvemeot In tlult ·nation'• alfaJra. Upon their cle(O!rture. tl1e US Covurnmen' pfaced General Anutulo Somou ~ In charge. ol tho National GuO'dHhe ""84JlJUilon tbat ruled Nlcaregtca br 46 yean the holm or tho SoiDou f&ruily. The many yean or~ ~ uw Nlc.araaua plundered. e.ploited and lorrorl&ell. II io not aurprltlf1« that the man wlo> wu once cllled . "'e..dm' hu rrnauy fallen victim to .......,.. guns. ~ THE UB JUDO CLUB Is now starting Its fall membership dri ve . Anyone lntef8(~ In Join· lng should a/gn up In Clam gym•• Practice is from 7:30 · 10 pm Mon-' dey · Thurt~day, with Black Baft lnstrllctors. �FOit THI" P:INaST 1ft M&cf.-1....._." wi'ICM whMt _.ICI CUlliN~ ....\llf'lnt ·-I..,. -· .,.. YeOe'Men dl"'-., " ' In Of' tta out at DenYON fra l•f... D6l llalloet' A,ra. , AF clofWteiY I~ ln vour prtv.te CWb. MM'. FlfrfAU.. ~T FINAl..$? P.,.,. wrfm 2 ,_... OV't Nr fl.GO fhls ltld ewry AnENTIOHIII RH en. ltood Oriw ~ O¥ Zll tre temlty , ....., ~bW'DMC....,.11. 'tOamto , pm. OEAiit DOUG. ~ Sea:nd. YOU"t• .. n. stutt.a Mulhnlol'n. ~ l'htt»tt. t...,..you.S..H. M.aln .st. . . ,.,.,.., A'oh.a. t~ RATES .lie • t.to tot \fte fiJt1 ltft ........ ~10 fo. Nat • .,..,. . .. . . . .... ··~ c;ttlllllfle,d . ... ( 00. . . . ... ~_.. •••• "'- '4kf}l'.fcP,.r _A LL ADS ""'iJSl" 0. Ntd 1ft .otM\Ca. Cltl'l• p\lca UM M tn penon~ Of' •no • ~le coPY 0 '1 0.. W wtl~ • CIMCII Of fftQoMY OtO. ror f\j~ twoY~t. Wll De ~u.k." o.w U'le DftOM. Ho ..,, t'H£ SPEC'TIItU... nurv• lf'MI '""" eG•t Of . . . . . . •"¥ (.OOV, ·:: :::v..~:r.~: :::..=:~~~o:c. ot' c~M#ee. th• t h -·--1[--._. .---.. - fMdefeG 'l•tu.urtt ctu• to typogr_,...k.al ~Of'L ............. ........ SO~HISTfCATEO STUOiiNT for Ltwlty ~ ..,l«t. Mvst IN dGnt I Acc:ouatlng Club'• u. -r tor cte"t•lla. o..dllne s.p.. Wft 1\L 1-'P' S., t\101 115 up TV 51_,. W,. bleyd.s US up-. "'-cntt. ( t kbt(! AnEH:TIOH AAIMIIL LOV£1U. MOO ~ w.n.l'fd tor '"""'· bHUfifUI. #l'ttr JrajN-O i!fntM CFftEEl tor more l f'llfOrmariOn uq ~1ll1 Pl•ne twlc»t GAM.EROOMI ,.... Dell Ptac.) fAll A111U ,_ICIOOl Sp•t:• ia'f'•dws; l'flttMit Gei•Vea; A.t·' ""'ct• 35181 Mlln 61 CoM bm-1em Mon-S:al "9 Reeumea Stat:toocry Butlln...,. Cards Jllle;m Poetcrw PublJcatlonA Wedding ln.tteUuu• 86JSqutreflall Monday - Pdday !Oa.Pl. -II p.m . 881-21188 PERSONAe" SBRVICEI tot vau -..cJOCif1 SAY, I l+tOULO "'-w eDM hofnrt WI~ • vw. Low Stacev. . DEAR 201, You .,-.- r. .IIY amaJIM . M won11 , .., ...... tOOtcr~tu suo rr. t•m otWYGu"re,.,• to &L.uea•AD euses: ~ wrote tnt ~n.r •ifnM ,...,., w•r. pl4tte o·rv. your n-ame. TN tetter"• orttl. IWf NtH ••k. ~ ,-......... -Ualted VOTE! Effort Party For Scoak DORM. Carl K&tttv DoDAlcom OFF CAMPUS H. Hathl MUte Bree~~e AT LARGE Ray Sherlock THE NEW YORK SVIlWAY at 110 Mtfrlmec:~ave.rtetvotwtnos.Mibt • plnn. Me • • """'"•1 to for d1sc:ount r---·- - - - -- - --, YaM"&ekteses Televised on cable T.V. Call 688•0 1OO for schedule ROOTIES PUMP ROOM 11 5 Stahl RoGd I I •• ·;:;wartha q:::n. fo, .a free beer · on Monday night. Robin was e Tr.ower gultsrlst lor wha t 60's group? Give your answer to the bouncer on tha way ln. . ~~';!'..~:'::..= uon: 8oC>'t oarron .. l 0 \ T r, ._ OIJN[l PART TIME 54-&S'J)et hOur poten.ttal_lf you have a pltiSilnt voice and can communicate effectively, we •will train you to work from our office. Eggertsville 838·6060 Williamsville 631:azzo ~ ~=·~"=--:.:: i -..--LATKO ot E..,.._. if'dll• P•.--.n end~.,.....,..... ,..._Call .,.. oii!IJII'l'l. Me!l-01 PlliNTING AND COPY C~NT~RS RESUME I'ROBLE!o'S? Let U& Show You Sample& FREE Then Let U1 Typeoetllo Print It BETTER/FASTeR/FOR LESS LATKO 1 INo.= , IIYSN~ot. ~-·"": 3171-5<. ~c:;"" tl'UT' ~o so•oantESt Do yow MtO t OJ IIMV~ lor 'tOW Nld PIWIYt c..tll f'l't0ki10Und•m...oMwm~Jat.4 We ............. liftnt M-tectiOn 01 OkQa .no modltf'n ~ tor .n occufofts., • fH'IOnabl.t crtu. KUNG-FU Sdf drflonM or T:i CN. 011'4W MNi tt\_EMf"CbtiS).~ . TUTORU4G 'TUTOtlt WEEDe.D-trar mec:NMa as call T\rn 104--4....... );.Jt. Orle••• ...a•v•a ,..., ...._. ~. . . tor ~a ~ CliiCCMrt ~ CALL FOR PROPOSALS . Proposals for actiuities to enhance Uniuerslty life are being sought by the Student Acttultles Steering Committee, which has been allocated $25,000 by the Facult!,rStudent Assocl~r tion to fund approued grants which can not normally be funded through other sources. Any members of the Unluerslty community may submit a propsal with a' budge estimate to Student Activities Steering Committee C/0 Student Affairs 542 Capen Hall 636·2982 Proposals may be submitted on forms auailable at that office or in the form of a letter. Submissions should include the name of the propsing Individual or organlzat1on (with a person to contact), and a detailed estimate of expenses. After initial screening, proposers of projects being conSidered wUJ be inuJted to meet with the committee to discuss their requests for funding. The committee seeks creatiue responses to University needs which. will benefit a substantia/ segment of the student populatton and the University community. DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS OCTOBER 15th, '80 "' INC. ~T.....Garlbbe.~ ll ,..., The ~~!::.,:~:.::,_Now .... . . .. ,__...____. .... .-awe WORLO TRAVE.LS HA.I ... ,......... ea&ema.t. X COUHTtltV Wl:ltt't tor renor¥OUt ml• wfntef' Ski Club '""'h'to W.O• ., ,_., ...0 S0m. W•fel'l ,,_ 8.ck,pt01- W IO(;ttfon.. (Krou from UB) UN IYeRSITY L.ow you. THE SfUL.E:R Famlty Stull HOUM tt 1)1)1 Hl-sNr F•U• 8outtv11d otfert t.e•foOd aM 1&1-M. See I»Qot ll of ..r. . ,. _ ...... SUrvlv•t 10 for" dllcol.titt COIJPOM. f'HOlOGilAPHEA w•ntea temCICifM"II)' tc. Pt1v.,e OU.IM'M. ~II en-~ tor MATRESSE..__ _ _ 1M. -IMifte.. A LPHA SIGS fNtlb l.llve e.twwevs SIG EP• ,__.., FlEE WAY Sl(l Cl.U81•nowac~lng~IU110'11 lOr • bNrd PQt.IUon. 5tw II'\ Room '/, ~.~;r• tMII\' lu&t .... T- Mite • l.ift Lck All 0t1w1n - aa.5.o mo. - PA'T· tf"' .,.,._, .,_ I»>Q OHet evt lrt loolloolOWioo . . . n& AIIIIISSIOII Ada -.c. •--.uo life , ... 0., ,.. Stlo ~) ......,.. c.lt U.lOt) '" ttw momfno. A.lk for J c~•I'Mr• 1510 .... .. St. n...... hpt. 9:30 ALL YOU CAN DRINK! N•M.- u l Noloto -4S >. ~ ..... _...,..,I- ' luetdey.,..,.,..,., I ""'*I toft f'OU1 f 'wat....,..,.., ........ M0 ..,.,.. on ..,. CltUCft. Mllrt m. um. CHICIEN WINGS STUFFED MUSHROOM 1C FIAT '"""' OOOd Xlmpg, D)IOO tnl. ~r ne-w prlt'b. ull ..,_. s I'N , . ., 0 6 0 P1.AYEU! t w.m .. Jll• r bUt I CM, IN ~. c:.n me Q6..fNL As.l for lntt. TO THE IEAUTI,-UL ILONM. 1ft tii IMervt...tnt eJCHt1•~•• Hebt-ew Sc:ttlfloi THCfWw.. ..._.,. 1D Ott' 'tOW.t FALL, BLAST OFF PAR1Y.tu.. 7l VEGA WAGOH...tf't ?t MO'Ittt-. ~ t k'tt. OOOd runnlno eCif'liditlOft~ c.11 af...,.. ~ HEelltiW SCHOOL - TEACHIIIU ta .....0 f'I:E:fttJ,.,D.S .,.. ~ on ,,. tiof;M ..,-" PIN• mau ..,,. coo. '' ...tot.. 'Tl'l• Soec.trum• Cloet ftol u wm• ~TOH. YW -.... rJtM• ,_. to OOOCII Maw a h.lppy> .., . . , tn'f ~ s. �.,. a.....-...,_.,.,-.,_.....,~.;,3 p.m In 2G4 Squlto. Waldo's Wl<trdol Diefendorf Mnu. m~ P'EAS r-i - • today at 7:30 p.m. In 9 p.m. In 29 ~ .._-._ All enotneor• arc welcome to olr vlew• on overuowdtng, •dmlulon rcqulrementa and releled l.opkt. A - c:tuk-be sure end atop In 1M SA olflte and pldc up your f1I8U . TMre Is • mendotory meellng Weclneodoyet2p.m. Do ,.... """" o _..,. In IWJ/IItJ - or 11>c Pruldes1t'o ~? O<oup lAgol Xrrica ha lew lludmt.l to ea N defendera for :lludenls. For mo..-e lnlonnollon> otopln 01 Ql..Sin 340 Squire. 831·2273. Logol H - ? Oro<lj> LAgol Scrvlca olfenleg.l od'<l«: ond lfllonnotlon 10 a ll UB •lldcnt.. Open 11 ·5 p.m. /'londays, Th~rodoys ond Frljlays; ~nUl 6 p.m. Tueodoys and ~1117 p.m. Wednoodaysln :UO Squire. AIJO In 177 1'\fAC. Elllcoll on Mondays from 1·5 p.rn. 831·2273• .,ote of th'e day ~ "You must do the thing you think m c:enn'ot do." ' -DaiJ/d Wa/dowskl FiiJe Slar ~era/ trip to Ton>nto .,..._od by Hillel Sunday. I 836-4540 '"" I Hdp deconlte tile ~BMI.. J------------------_.1 ' • (I) 0 0 Q. ~ 0 0 .a announcements ______ ~oterutod 1n . - . . _ - . . y - l_., ,......, -ion,...,...., The dudllne ror belna a convuuuon leadet Ia he re. Call the IEIJ ot 636-2079 and speak wllh o'lldlole Mn. Mgty - • t!Mincr&Uing osoaulta o n - ? Hero b ,....r d~Mw:o to do """othlne about 1\. Be a drlwr a< eteo<t fot the Ml~~ TaJI< Foroe. Cont.ct CIIC In 34~ Squl.... 831·3~21 . ~ · TUIO<Ing 1> dOno on a - -....... - pony/fUnd - Ill the Stulfod Muohroom Th!'tJdaY at 9:30p.m. All - - TM ~ a.mc. locotod In 11>c third floor a1 o'llcltaol !WI .. --"'a • ,..,.. Support ond eo..n..ling ~ IVry- ..,._In penldpo&lng ln J oudl.o Tlladay O< Thundoy 1.- 9-3 p.m. • 831-3737 for mote lnlotmet!on. -·,._-oct Bob- Ondort<od~k Oennon Aun. mHU Oct. 1 at 3 p.m. In 1M Rathaktllar. Ode K meetJ lomom>W 01 8 p.m . In 262 SQuire. PoUoll om~,., 011>- Friday .. J p.m."' 264 Squire, UUAJI colfechouu commllloe mKta Wednesday at 5 p.m . In J02 Squire. Commuter-Anatr. CoUncil muu Fflday tt 3 p.m. In 334 Squlto. movles:orts & lectures _ __ Lite Worksbopt: an .dd .. spet1d~ 10 )'OUt semntet. Lum oomell;>lne run ouch .. JuggKe, bolly donc1ng or beckgammon, or JOmdhlnt Mflcoui sud\ -as How to Use the Ubtery, H"""'n Scx~IIY or Cop~nii *llh Lou ond Orlef. We ~en havt toura. of 8"'rfelo. Join us end add a ~~~~~arkle. To register c•U 636·2808 or vtslt l JO llllme Clau taught by on eoporlencod lu<tlti ond pe:rfonne_,. For more infotmation c.U Jot: at 836.29t5 or I'IOtY .. 83J.7872. ~Capen Blvd. Sign PSST olfe,. all otudtnt h toliowlng lo~. -,for~t ...rbhops.. Call fi36.'l.e07 Of b)' 110 ... lnlormollon a< tO ~ . _ tO " ' " " - lnte'l'",_,.! ConlllcU (\oday lr'Om 7·9 p.m. In 167 l'I>FAC. EDI<Dtt~ 1'\Mklng Your To>tbooll (today lrom ).5 p.m. In 232 Squt,.~ Tllklng O.o'lle of Yow U le (today from 7·9 p.m. In lhe Jtne ~~ Room. Ell leon~ Studttnt'a Ouide. to 0 Bolonce Budget ~omorrow from 3 ·~ p.m. In 107 Norton~ Coping with Streu lor Siudeno• (Wedne>d.y from 3·5 p.m . In 232 Squire~ Llllenlng. l'lotetoking and the Clo11room loct~re (Thuroday from J.S p.m. 1o 107 Morton~ Eflecllve Use of tho Ubrary (Thurodoy rroin 3·5 p.m. In 127 Copen, UOL~ l.umlng to /'\eet Peciple {Thurodo,y and 9 /'JO from 1·9 p.m. In l:U Squirt~ c.- )'OUO!I chlldtan.,. - OOA8111111k Comtnii!M meou Weclncoday at 6 p.m. In 302Squlro. Rc.d Cross mood Drtve aponsored by ZOT 1..0(0om)w from 10-4 p.m. In 10 ~. TM Writing " ' - Is • lrH outort.loeM«.,.,.,..,...., by the Unl~e.talty leernlrtt Center. Oteduate •nd underg~ students who efe prondcnt wrfters ore R..Hve you dllldhood- holp out will> kid's game• lor trained 1n en inWulve courae to M1p them deal wflh Ce:JebraUon '150. Ctowna and puppets are Kheduled alto. .ttudents• wrfthig problema on *"Y t.:vel. We provide For dehUs t'Ontact Od»ble: 01 the C\C oUke. rupon.Hlve llstmeft who can h41p with the obstadt:a whkh AriM' ln lhe dewk>pmenl or eny wrttten work. CAc 1s looking (or volunteers ln the foUowlng oreat: , Hours are i'londoy·Frlday from 12-4 p.m. and Monday, Wedneoday and Thuroday from 6·9 p.m. In 336 Baldy. ~erne ~r1uhop b btlng .atart~ with ec:tlve aenlor Aloo In 2» Squire on Tuoodoy from 6·9 p.m. dtkent~ House bound woman MNJ o vofunt.Hf 10 make p/>otOCDOple• of her health nles to be ..,t to dodors OVV>OU.Nocootlolnvolvodond!Mtlmoclemonlwould. Tho c.- llotbiona PfODram kl(b off tomorrow at Ol U<Oed 2 houro. ...... f o r _ , Ot /'\Ike; Tho- Cloos 1\mhent """'• ,......,_ obout howlo-molco uoo Is looking let • ....,... ..too WOUld l l i 1o be ltolnod u of ""' ~ Ollk:t. eo-. "'" ,....... ond nallabHlty o.f occu~Uonal fn rormetion. group .... for flit""' blood *lvos on cornpus; Tutoro ro. ~ one ~ 1\ok for Pdor: CIIC I> looldng lor lntor...od _ . wt>o WO<IId like to - k In • p..t>llc rolotlona copaclty. C ' - ~·· CIIC lsll>c Commtlftlty Aalon Corpoloceted In 345 Squire, 831·3!121. Tho D l ' -· "'" of __....... tun -"" wrtccr ond • monagJoe odil.or. If lnto-od. _ , . to 138 Crooby tomonow • ;J:JO p.m. Sigma Pill Epsilon mtO{s tonight • \ 7 p.m. In 233 Squlro. Shabbet Dlnnu Friday ~t 6 p.m. 11 up by Wednesday. 836-4540. Resume wflllng wortuhop today at 5:30 p.m . In 1~ Capen and Friday at 3 p.m. In 1 Hoyes C. Ttchnlqu.. lor P"~ring on e:ffealwe rt.:Mamr will be dlKufted. a.-to lornor- 01 3 p.m. o1 All oophomono otudtnto bovine olleul a 3.5 av,... for one or both .temnter of tKelr frtthman )'W!at' •r-e eligible fo~ memberohlp In " lpho lAmbda ~~•• o naUonal frethman honor JOCiety. for more Information ( all 636-2807 or sto.p In our ofnce at 1 J0 Norton, Deadline 11 today. l'lote: Backpag• Ia a UIII>Ualty urvtce of 111c 5p«<.n..m. l'lotleu are Nil Ike of cJ\atve. 111c Spectnun dou not guaranue tNt .All..Dotka wW appear and ructYu the rithl to U:lt .w;;;ncq. l'totlcu to .,..., more. tban once must be ruubmltted for each printlng. OudUnu are MondA)'. Wednudey and Friday at noon. lu<tlti ....utlartlon,.,... be admhlod to tho priO< to"""'"""' .... oltu COUrks. .-.,llcotlon end lnlotma<Jon may .be obtained from lM Olvltk»n ot On6trgrad'u8tt Edueetfon Scudlu ollk:e of Teacher fdU<allon In l20 Boldy. 636-2461 . Oeadtint for appllc eUont for ttudenll wT:ahtng to begin o progrem for I he Spt1ng 1981 .semesac:r t. Ort. 1. Pbone de<alls. Thal'lewQB IIIoo'oc..ntor moeuSunday at 8p.m.ln211 Townaond. "nyone lnler. .ed In - t r , g lnvolvod with the octivllla allhe Co<1tv Is ln•hed to Ollond. .-r '"The Entcttaln<r," Jolin OJbourne's Ploy, will be pre:tenltd by the BuffeJo Clty Ucjht Thultr Co. In a 1pedel berw~flt perfonnonce for BlecK Mounteln U (formerly Colleg• B) c:oncert..rlu, Thurodoy ot p.m. at the Center Thutre. Tl<kett •re evah.bte •t the SquJre Tkktt. Office or at th~ Btldc Mountain II omee ln Ellicott. a The llllr- . ,... Falllut will be held Bowtday 1n 111e S..lto F...,\aln Area Immediately following tile Utl!!_-footl>oll- Y- Mdrew ,.;u be spooking In IJyn> T\laday, September 'JO at 8 p.m. - lladtatlon Safety and bdlolaotope Technique sunman Oct. 6-No1.1, 17 Jn 2.46 C4ry from 3-' p.m. For mort ~~~~n call tho Rodletlon Protection Dept. at laroe.U folkdanclng ;, be log held In the Flltmooe R-.. Squlre \OmOno'* rrom 8-1 t p.m. • "Elementary bdl.olio<u In Uqvld Hell'" g iven by Prof. 1\.. Wlh&r• tomorrow at 4 p.m. tn 2.t5 Froncuk., "Fort J\jlecha" and "She Wore a Yallow Ribbon" tonight at 7 p.m . In 170 1'\F"C. Ellicott. "The Story altho Lui Chry-theum" and "l'ly t.o•e Hea Bee.n Burning" w1JI be- ahowntomofl'OW tt 7 p.m. lf'l 170!"FfiC. E.lllcou. spo rts Information _ _ _ __ ,......,, W -'oTonn!sat ti6r.omll College. ~et . Tomomnr: f'leld Hocby .._ Oo)lvvllly ol R - o r. R"""Y l'l.ld, 4 p.m,; Vol..,.._ll va. II..JIIIlo 51&~ ond Clatt.llotl, 6 p.m.; <loll M Etle. Pt; Men's Tonnls al B..lfalo Sl&o; 5o«lu ot l'llaga,. tblvotllty. ~ondvocalonallncc-~. Proserutlons a--s..,.,, Att.tlon ~ Senlofa-on 1'\oncloy, Sq>temb.r Coll<fle ot~and4p.m.Jo>l~Capen.T--on.toialnsu.et In ll>c lout1!1<. Squire rooowce people 1rom a vorldy ol --~will be pr..onl. 29,. ,.,.....,..,.. lron>ll>c ~·or~.,.,..,. or a~ U.Mrltty """' be on alftlpul to lntervlHI MUde.n*- lnte!eated ......... a<l>uolneM ·-~enst - . tn the ... ABA program. No c requited. Sign up for In l Hoyoo 0< call ~ i'lod< at 831 "~ "· l'llno{ltloo a<e tn<Our-ood 00 apply. meetings ------~ -1'· o.n. Wt.dneac&.y: Women'• Soccef et ~nroe Communfty Wot~Mn'• 8elketW' te8'll pre-.- eoftCittloftlng dally Ill 3:30 p.a. In • Oortt ...... l'tJ"IO .. ~--lo be - ConfoctLloda O'Doaoooll r.oilort ....._,..,, a..-. .a.. ............. ....otlablot .... 1'\ondoy ond Wodnarlay from 5:J0.7!l0 p.m. ~ and boglnnero w•lcorn.. Oft-,_,. Unl..,nolty lppon Judo ClUb m..U l'l<onday-Thurocloy from 7:30-9:30 p.m. In h llf-'lne Ro9m. Clor~. M••nctd Jlldol<o and boglnne,. -l<ome. SAsH ~urodoy at 4 p.m. In room~. 4226 Ridge SdiUNdiOiator flld Club "having a rofl4r ~ port)' Sept. 29 from I 0 p.m. Ia 1 a.m. ot 11>c USA on Mlogaro FOinlllvd. Tldocto ......"' 1 Squlr.. StDp 1n and nJI ....... fat •Boord ol Dhaot pooltlon thM .. _ .. O.,Oodflno .. Sept. 26. Gt04lp ..;........ - .... Thurodoyot6p.m.lil2~Squlro. C..IIIIJ&.61301~m0l'e lnlormatlon. 1.u. If ,.... - ~. unable to oll<nd you muoc 'lOllly ot .,...,lcotlort Pop ~ , _ . ~ In 2l2 Squire. , _ lor Satutd.yo aa- agaiNt Hobott WIH be · ... - ·· Coftlpollft Voae,ball ...ryTIIOtd!rfor 12 - · r~ 7:30-10:30 P.tll, M !he 111111)'¥111& Control School. Call Rl<lt!"IMr oat 6'75-5702 (Of rnoro.lnlo,..lon, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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"TbU5 it is j;oail>le to iano<uuch unsavory aspccu or medieval life u lhe Black Pla&Y<: and inadcqwue sewaae systems. and ooneen1ra.1e lostea<A on lhe r.lories of lhe period. On< or 1hose glories wa.s comba1. Elaboraoe annor, shidds painoed with \ right dni<;cs, and a lllrge lWOMm<l!l or impressive weapons, ~bined with lhc skill or lhe fighters, m•ke eombal lhe sbowint -~ or lhe society. The ultimate &oal of a . fi&htt:r is tO win Crown Tourney, ~us bC'Comlng King or Queen or an SCA "kingdom." Weapons are wi<ld.cid u M.~ cii ~vo.\'" Clv b t)w-<! SSI"'l 4 "Roo .• ~ ' ai.JthcnticaiJy as pos:siblc without danger ofinjury. ,''Safccy iJ even more impoTl.ant than authenticity,'' a.ssentdftnradin of Thuringia, wbo, under the aJias of Mark Schmidt. is a UB Senior .. Weaporu U5td in combat arc made or raua.n-a kfnd or wood fiber - blunted on tbe end and P3dded to a void bannful blows. Armor 1s co.nstr\Jcttd from metal, thick leadi'cr or car·pc1 material and mwt be wom 10 conrorm ro SCA standardizo:l safe~y regutmions-- _& fore pa.rticipatina In tournaments or battles. a ri&htcr must ••qu.a!Jry"~ass a te51 proving him... .aarc to himsdr ;~nd others-. Although fighains enlhuriascs may on oc:cuion cham "Blood fnakd the anus arowJ," 1hc injuries ~ few. " The n_gtntng Is ri&orou.s1}' Supcrvi.scd .and we have a much lowrr injury rooe 1han any olhcr comaa 1J)Ortli." Lady Aagh:uad deelar<d. Fi&hler Arwen of AcsJe~·oode, known in lhc 20oh ccn1ury LS Julia O'Day, agreed, .saying, ' 'I've never had anything worse than SNere bruises.The protection U. adtquate. ~nd Oihtm ma~c sure chcy're armed propetly. •• Armor makesh nor the man, hown'er, and the other medieval ans pr-;u;tic;;cd in the SCA are no ltss imponanr_ th;m warfare. Many to'Jrnamenu ue fol.lowtd by feast$ or tto'tb, and medic:"''at cookl.ns and raead C-an alcoholic btvcrage made wilh ho ney} making llt'e pot'J\.1~ pursuit~. by Mary Kllllz. lnlll&•in& "M~dit-vaJ Sp«t"'m Stfl/l Writn • food was very good, noL tcrribJc or rolling," Sc:ne:sdt;al Aa&harad .wued . The food oerv<d at lhe teas~s is ~ill><f by hand or - l f you should b.a~pc:n, $Orne Wednesday evening, to follow y;:f, no"' 10 wfih spoon' and knives (forks made no appearanc-r untlftbc Ren3is:san(·c). the Fillmore Roont. you may bestanled 10 see what youhavesniffed out . Gobi<U, plall<r> and wooden orenchcn complete 1he medi<VIl place. Fierce. wo.rrion ruth at each other brandishin& swords or sptar5 and setting. prolc<l<d by heavy annor, belmeu ond variously eolored >hiclds. Your To bleod in with the candlelit rean or lh< sparkli"' toumarnen1 an SCA .s-hrewd mind reaccs quickly-tither 1bis il a rchears&J for an unusually member ·muso dms in Medieval prb, Thanks 10 kwing m.u:bin<> and violent hJstorical dnuna., or it l5 a time wa.rp. or your rqul4r psychiatric -5yrnhcc.ic. fabrio. ma.kina aowns . tunics, rabards and chemises has been chttk·up is long overdue. Yet lhe phen'omenon I• easily explained . YQu oonsidenbly simplified. There are- .still , ho~cr . a feW fana:tic:s who deny have accidentally wandered la to the Current Middle Aj!u. 1hemsdvc:s. these recent advancemenu. "11\e dolhcs must tOnrorm t.o the The CUrrent Mlddl< A&u. known io lhls Univer>i1y .., lhe UB <bosen pc:moo in time and pllce. It is imtru:mCIII.al in clefinillg lhe Medievolist · Club ~nd ofllclally tillecl the Society for Creative dirreren<e betwun a wench and a nun, a oerf aud a fop. Anachronism, ls a non·prorti'- cducallonal or·a;anilAtion wl«h btanehe.s • SCA pobcrlnp af1en lnetude aru compclitlons ""'idl resaure armo'ina. lhrouaJu>utlhe Unilod s...... u wdl'Ailn canada. EA&land and Germany . emb[oldery, cool<ln&, ealli11J111)by and manv.scri!>l ~- 8onh may The SCA de"<>te5 iUdC to I!Udyina·om<l ~~ Kfe, illdudins I<Y t!IAiir lu<:~ hi eol!l.... •I poetry and sona COII:Iposillioe- porf- -=e. am and scien.,.., f ustoms and yartous fonns or eombat. For lhe painstakins and pred~. lhc« are 1he chall<n(lina or To el\!<r inlo lhe &pliit oflhe Mlcldle A,es. a manbeToflheSCA l!_dopu medieva.J (y.mjtu.re aad mu.aical inltrumerau construaio;l:l. a person, choosini the name. o.ationality -ana centary or any• licddow SinceIts beginning fifteea.-nasoin Berkeley, Cali~lheSCAha& pc:mon who could bavc eXi.ted somellme between •16 IUid 16$0 A.D. been rapidly expanding as more 20oh c<111ury people beaXac intrl,ued wil.b Modern aeosraphltal namu are also <hanged. Buffalo, for example, ,.., the ehivalry described by Chauca- t i "troulhe and booour, fredom and c:ourtcisir.·· rmamed Beau FJeuve. "h may seem corny, bul I enjoy beill.lttcucd like a lady, •• commented ll/nd• Enaler. medi<VIlly known as Persephone. "In lb< SCA )'ou..lloo'l Sofoty IPOA IJDportaal h:tve 10 fit into any sLots. h gives me the d:Jancc to be the pe..4n I want co Mlckcy .Lonsdale, known in lhe SCA as LadyAn&harad of the Sleepillg Lion and Sen.,.,hal of Beau Fleuve (scntschal is roughly ~qutvulell l 10 be.·" And all the Kin_g's horses ... ..,....,lie$ Will academic audit nab UB? by Sttb Coodclllld N•"' Editor Governor Hugh L. Carey has ordered State Compttotler Edward Regan 10 conduct a . faculty workload audit of various SUNY school~ by the time he submlts his Executive Budget to the Legislature in January. University P resident f!.oben L . Ketter made the reve.l ation aJ a meeting of the Faculty Senate Bxecutive Commillee Wednesday anemoon. Ketter's aniiouncernent w~ meL with shock and disbelief by tlle members, even though UB has not been officially selected as one oftbe schools to undergo the audit. Faculty memben fear tha t the audit-which Is conducted according to computer printouls of classes· taugbt-d~ not represent tbe true academic nature of proarams. "The audit has no educational reality,'' Faculty Stnate Secreta.ry ~raid RlsiQg etplairied. "It oory maku schoats took bad." The P resident concurTed , J>Ouutlwlt tlle auditor$ "do not loo~ 10 pit people on the bac.k fortllc.gooc!)ob they do. What they do i.s to go ow of their way to pick out a few t!\ings that are not as they shouta ~ and then dweU on lhem." '<Am1110D deaomlutor ' Mem~rs of the ,Executive Commill~ al.s o anacked the tried to assure the Executive Committee that the oudi1ors would take sueh factors into consideration and use: additional methods to complete its work. "Casa is s.impJy not accuraLe for 01!1 courses," Wright added. echoing the st.a tements made by Keller during his presentation . The President, who said lhe Information he had was stlll sketchy, noted the audit might include some site Visits. audit on tlle grounds of the criteria il uses. Keuer said tlle State would employ the C;ua rile, which is distributed tllrou.g h tbe Stale, for lfiOSI department• to be audited. The Casa report is circulated every Ketter _Silld be was notilted Fa ll semester and asks last w~k of the Governor's departments to list tbe number intention and immediatelY of studenrs and contact hours a speculated o n \be chances \bat professor bas. UB would be chosen. He Faculty of Ho;alth ScieoctS reasoned that a University Represef\tative John Wrigb1 Center woUld havt to be among explained that many of his those selected and i1 was colleagues oppose ' tbe Casa probable that either Stony system as it "reduces all tlle Brook or UB would get the nod. course information into a Politics, Keuer impUed, was common denominator." Problems arise. Wright noted, the reason for the audit. ·It was when one trys to ·evaluate eoaorsed by SUNY Central Vice courses \bat are taught by more Chancellor for Finance and Harry K. than one professor-u Casa Management lists only the main instructor on Splndl cr- wll ose signature adorns the notification letter . iii forms. .F or $Orne departments, such .. You have a Democralic Governor ask ing Republican as Medicine~ this distinction is critical as a number of Comptroller to conduct -.:on•IIIIACtOI'Itwl0' 11p rofessors are common. Ketter a •n "You hove a Oemocrotic GowimorosJmra R.epubican Comptroller to conduct an audit so the'lefisloture 011 ' oct· re-sponsibly... - President Robert L l<ettet · The Bulls toke an Grove City tomonow, /':30 at Rof:Dry Field '1 �The Deli Place war zone; backgammon reigns king ru... T ·sbln, he slu with bls brok<n aJa$SCS poised on lbc btidac of his oosc, JLudrina lbc beclta.ommon board. Mar11 I• a profenional ba<:kaammon plll)'er wbo matts bls tivina pmbfula. Unfortunately for Marty, be Is 100 aoocf. "U...in<SS is bad.'' he offered. "lb<rt's mucll actlon lei\ in ll!>frato." I< Moad&y rusJ!u at local ban wually bdOQJ to Howard Cosdl, bus at tile Deli Plac<, Mondays btlona so bacltatmmon. The Deli Pblce is llrategieally located oo. Mfio Stttct in tbe UoivtrsiiY PW.a. Ator inltraled JtaiU brains over the bad:,a.mmon thiJ1Jdos of aettins a job. That nay followed IUm around and "" an 't get involved in an~aoodts. In b.i.s o. wn words, be " ked thtm too much!' Busintst is INAKE EYES:~I'M'IoOR Maf tn"""r. toMt ita _ ._.of the_ beet p.,_.ln MM....,.., lhl 0.U ... .,.. .... -................... ... ,*"_ ,but _ _ .... _ ...1M __ _•t . ...... -,._.·tor . so bad. he said he is be the Jl&nal forth< end of a breed. )>oord· . F • at The tournament lS Nn by auv IJM-- thai Many's repUbtion has backptnmon buff is jua a lbort hop away from cblckcn winas. bamburaers and expert baekaammon playera. Ea.b Monday and Thursday about 14 mm and womm battle with tb<ir Eut Concert promoter Jerry Nalban . It costs S5 to enter and Baried wltb board The '""" was started arctr' lht invention pnu money varios ac<:o<dina co <he number of aurvu.s: • One of cbe most io<tralina pla)'<Jo iS Many. Oad in ydlow Of dice accordin& tO authcr Btmard Cookt who wroce Bodtammon: tlw crwtm Ancialt d viliulions found <hat Cllbts were rdat:ivdy simple co mak~ and easy eooUih <o roii so they wm wed in pmbUna. But people arew <ired or di<le and were losina lnccrcst until somebody iamt. ...Um and a V-acek swta~cr ovu AR 101 decided to uK them to move e>lap'trs on a board. Backpmmoo boards have bet11i fOWJd in c.eavations 4ltlna back" 5.000 yeus. The lat< Kina Tu1 was buried wish -.ud aam• similar<o · backaammpn ' so, accordin& to l...,d, bt eoWd keep himsslf occupied • • The rulu for bactpmlllOn are ftw and t asiiy W>dtt$cood . Ditt ate rolled to mO>·i eacb players' 15 blocs atound cht board. The object is to act your men , off tile board btforc yoijr opponcn< clears bls. Alooa tbo way, play.n will - . . (or ,.. up) diffJC\Iltla JUCb .. blocbdcl. .. l'IIUIIIIo key i Most p layv«;.. •arc( tltat • blckaammon it'a pino.of sk!U, DOl luek.Thldit<, b o - . do play an impona.n< role. Marty bdlna tbat wiAAina cakts "70 pcn:a>t lud< bu moaey and 60 p<r'COIII.Iud< in a IOW'DIIID<Ill aamet.: So l!JI<n tht : 'di<le are oitt," Many lives than a Urtle• ldss for ino<ntive u ht did • arccr rolllna double fours Monday same (0 dlndl • ~ory. "'J'bty"w: boca aood (0 m< colliab<," Marty eapbiDtd. "1b• I eli« roWel btat you." • For sk!U in Ill< pme, pnctlt< is • str<SS<d. Steve Sbavd, a OB studenl and blckaatnmon ttacber in Worksbopa. bdicva Ill practice, but still ftds tllot "anybody can beat aaybody,' • ~ ' Steve '"T1mina is the key.'" • urc san These two TI calculators can help you handle ~ourses·in math, in science, or business. ~ andin.the real world. -I'IIDetloN. Pre·prorrammed with bllli· neaa f'unctlona J for thne-val!le : of -y, . _ ~~; · ""' ,.. ta, JI"'ftt - gin. AIHI other problema JOU'D eDCGWJter In · ~ ~ 00. ~Inelude peft811t, eqtiiiiM, lop, and . . _ _ _ 0. t~-.y ~·la SUII'f81ue), ' - --by...aep iDtcraedoDa phis . . . - prabllaa. lt'l an extra 'f81ue ..nthne17 BA·l. The Tl-55 lldvanud slide rule with statistics and pro,nm· ")ability. This'eapable calculator bas AOS " eaayentryaystem, statistical (\Inc. tiona, 10 meJDOII'ieiJ, 91evela of JIU'I!D· trig, wen and J'OOIAI, plus 'ty. Ita book, "CaacuJa. tor · ion Malting SourcebOok" (a 1 ' $4.96 value}, helps you get all the . =:· , powerpre-~illtotbeTl-66. . . . , . _ _ . . ~TI - fe::l ca1cu1atcrs at your college boobtore or otha-retailer. _of._._· , •- - . ~ ~ Talllr IIIIII.WIIII ~ - .. ilplg lljfonla/M electronics to yourfingmips. TEXASINSTRUME~TS INC ORPOR AT E D 45T.Il Marty claims · .. Jt can be frustnuina.'' Nev<nbdtss. moll players W<rC wearinJ s:m11ct at The Deli Place Mondiy. Ooe oewrom<r • simply tailed it rtm. • kJtfo PIIWTIIII Alii C!l"'lll Clll'ltlll ,SUPER FAST ,IAIHTING .......... . _, OUtCKCOPV ·-.....,.._,.. __ _ __ . . .ITIQ · -cAMe "" ... ~ ,... nn-.._ =- �• -i Irate bus driver blasts Bluebird by Joseph SlmoQ M anu,lfff Edflfft A Bluebird bus driver involved in an OC<ident lasl W«:k on the Amb<rst Campus hu been lim! from the company, and h<t all<p~ion that th< linn's now white s<hool buJCS 1ft unsafe bas been sharply denied. The driver, Pat Kolenko, received notllication of her ditmlual on Wednesday. The notice followed • company hearinJ which invcs ticatcd her September 10 acddcnt. Kolent o's bus had coUided with a •tl<vision • .,.... car that day at the comer or Flonl lnd AUSSJ>Uri« roads on the Amhe.rSl Campus. She was tl<keted by the Deportment of Publk Sofety for aolna tbroush a JIOP •ian. althouJb Kolenko denies the eblll'l•· The collision o«:ured as a Public Safny car was escorting the "Ne"" 4 Buffalo" <t<W to the Ellicott Complex, •here several hours earher. student had a«idently fallcnout or a third Ooor dormitory window. Kolcnto blamed the new buses, srveraJ or Which Wtrc introduced this Summer ror the OC<ident. She noted that th< v<hlctcs bad poor drivn vllibility-a result or the placnnent of destination &ilfll In the wind>bid<l. "I driw thme buses m)'Sdf," Bluebird V;.e President for Operations 1\oJcr Fri<c~Ay said," and from a personal and lepJ standpoint, ahcn's no visibility problem."' 11i• new buses wn< specified fo r US< at UB lan January wb<n the Univemty silfled a three YeAr a>ntran with Bluebird. Roaer M<GID, Univcnity Director of BusiJII, said that tb< 51andard "transit" ..Yk buscs ,..,e becomin& too old for eontinued US<, and rtplaccm~t is too ex-pensive.. So .. a ml.o< between the lara• c1pacitY or ~ .. UB-areajack the Rapist may have been arrested A Buffalo man was positi..ly identified Wednesday by I remole student as the rapiJt who bu been molesting Unlvenity eo-«b in the area. O«<rdinl to UB Direetor of Public Safety L« Oriflin. The all<ied rapilt,·Doc Mlck or NortbumbcJiind Drive, wu oriclnaiiY ebasJed with a SepttmbcJ I buralatY auemp< at 1 Lisbon Str<n residence. Pol;.. beliove that Mack is tb< rapist since he ,.... arrested in an area piqued by rapes in the put year. AddhionaOy, they sald there wer• similarities in the physical descrip<ions or Mack and the rapilt who the police have bem rev<Nhly lelldlina for durin& tbe paJt month. O<teetlves at the 16th ProciDa (Balky Avenue) encouraae co-eds who have been 1lictims of ~ or aalW alnue to report tbe crirninal ad to aid pollee in their invcstlpaioo. Orilfm DOted t.h., many f<male stuclmuar< reluctant to reveal rape .,tacks. in an unrdoted evmt, a manii«US<d of malcln&~<xual advano<ttowardJ women In Goodyear Hall on the Main Strcn Campus has yet to be appr<h<nded, Griffin announced. H< ls described., a white male,~ Y<11" of as< 6' to 6'1", heavy to medium buiiCI, par stomach. no faclll h11r and may~ bytb< nameof"Bob." HeW.. last J<CDinGoodyear Monday. If anyone llu ioform.aUoo eonceroina the man, call Public Slfny at 63().2222. • • Public Safny betln'CI it lcDOwl the klenlity of tb< bJtasS<r, but au lnv<ati&ation is stlJI In prolf<SI until possitlve proof is obtained. • ln an crron to reduce the incld<nts or ripe and harwment in the Universicy area, UB's Community Aetion Corps (CAC) will soon be r<implementiog the Anti-Rape 'T\uk Force. Vo!unte<n are currently needed to operate tb< CAC van and to walt otudenu between University locotiotu. One male omd ooc female volunteer will be paired as ..-u. Career days the 11 traniil" buses and the- rdativc. lnvtpen!dvcne$$ of tht standard school bus. th< Unlvnsicy requested I new IYP< or vehkk. Th<l< eu>tomized white s<hool bu..s, with blue md &old trim, b.tvr been made with wider aida. leaaJly pcsmiuina scaodins puscncers. Mc<llll emphasized that the buses have m« every federal safety r<iul:uion. " If there wa• • vuibilily problem, lhe DepatiiMOt or Transpotlat.i on "'OUidn'l I« them on the road," J>e rnnarked. Mc:O.U lidded that scr«:ebins ooitcs made by til• brakes on tb< now Ford I!WIUfact11ml buses pme no safety threat dtha. He explained that the noix iJ actuallf the product or . better brakina systnn . Kolenko indicated thl.l she i• "v'!!J, oery up1<1" over losina her job with Bluebird, which she cermtd a .. ~cry , very poorly run busineu." Slle said that htt ooly other dri¥101 OffC'fUCS ..... bac:i<ina op Into I car last month, and hiuina a cemc:at pdlas an the Elbcou tunnd KV<nl yan ago. Kolcnko says 111< knows or another driv<t at Bluebird who has had more. acddentt than htr bul was "~~ nrtd. " May~ if J wasn'a such a aood Wlfc and ma<her and step< with net}one (at Blurbird). I'd scill ~.. my job." sll< doimed. Frieday. - p~r~JdJ>ated in Kolcnto's hc:arina. .-c.futcd the stacc:mco1 . uTbat's .ound> as if it came rrom someone- who wu just rtred." �. l ~ I Tbe reality of rape ~ • V/e'ra encouraged by Lee GriHin'a '"""' t l\&t t he man * ' -tec:l lor burg lary earl liar t11l a wae1t hu been lclentiHed u the rapist who - hu alarmeel the Unl..si!Y ar. . lor mont!\&. We w lah all our J problem• were now aolved. ~ But unfortunately• ....,_ 18 t oo aortou& • concern. We cannot be o1 sure that the one m an Identified Wednesday by a UB ~ Ia l!! ,..ponalble tor al/ t hll attacl<a rumo<ed lind reponed In tho ataa .: ~the put yetr. We cannot - t easy that_, If fl¥8 men - • arrested on rape charges... Olhera would not be wandertiiQ tree. .. The llrat step to rape ~tton Is a c:onacloUSMQ or the problem. While awar- has lncrauec:t algnlllc:anlly O"&r the • past llYe yeara. tt>o«t are still too many women Wl1o beiiOYe "It could neYer happen" to them. There are atllltoo many times that a woman will, "Juatthls once." walk alone through a dark campus or poorly ·llt street . There are too many doors left carelessly unlocked. Typically, when rumors and reports ol numerous asaaults flood the UB community (as they haY& s ince actlool atanod), women are wry cautious. They get dogs ana new locka lor protection and constantly r•mlnd themsefves to travel In groups. Unfortunately, too often that awateness ladH afte.,one or two suspects ate caught and the assault reports become few and fat between. The reassurance women need comes from community and Unfveralty prot ection programs. The UB e5COI1 service and the University Community Against Rape Eme<genctes (UCARE) haYe been UB'a bi ggest ettor1s. Now, however, lh~ sponsors of the Eac:on S.rvlce are calling out lor volunteers and warning that it will be dropped It there Is no response. rt'a absurd thai a wonhwhlle project fa threatened because of a lack of students willing to help each other. 11 would be outrageous for the Unl-alty to ret Its one rape pr...nuon elton slip down the drain. It's unfortunete that special progratns have to be made to protect women. It's dlaturblng' thet a female cannot take a walk atOne 'II n ight. It's a aln of society t!laf'IIWII are lenient enough to allow rape to persist. But f01 all the thfiiQS we say, the crime exists and While we're torced 10 lfw wftll that, Indignity Is the common respon!•· But precaution Ia far more practical. • We're g ltd one repe suspect wa' apprehended. We urge all women Who h ave bean assaulted to reponthe crime to help pollee with tllelr lnoteatlgaliona. Wo Invite students to penlclpate In the Unl-.eraltY'e rape prOYentlon programs. And, we ask t or aw areness. The problem exists no matter how lillie publicity the crime reel..... We print stories to remind you of the ..allty of....,., not t o make you think thiiiQI are tlr>e. and forget. i f a sun " PliA:DRUS by Robe rt G. B eall II being a liberated ""'Je meana - l n g !fie ..-.n Jrlpe pul fonh by IJOCII ancl lV -~~ like Jlle WotnM'a Room, tMn clloln ..,. back up agaln. liWIII you It's football t;ime, folks TMI Marilyn FtonQI)'a thlel< wolk '- 11M- lo neatlY blbllcolly by lemlnl011lo dlal<Hblng enough. That Come out to Rotary Field tomorrow and welcome the Bulls home. 111 60Ur es56n08 was tran•fotmed lnlo lhe realm of Show tile team how their school appreciates victoria s In the llrst televlskHI is IQ!rlng me to dulh. You see, with. TV • bOing 1no ro<lucllonlsllc modfum I hal II IS (where c>nl)l two g ames of the season. , • Ettons by Unl..,slty st udent groups and administrators prom ill' the mo.st baa'c and prevalent atr•tna of an lsaue ere to make l he t980 f ootball season fun. Stan It off right by P.acklng consfO.ro<l partrayaDie) tne viewer generally .rgures the bleacllera. Aceo<dlng to UB'a Sponslnlormatlon b l rector Larry 1ha1 Wl)at l!eiSIIe sees Is Ina moot acc:eptaDie and ma•natieam view. And if the maln11ream V1ew which Steele, there's no better pany. But &Yen If you're not in the mood to be wild and crazy, come out American lomlnl$1s are r><Oitlllng Includes nary a Saturday to allow the Bulls you like What theY're doing. In the llrat poalt!ve c:onGOI>I oil he m&le 48 percent ollha human geme of the nason against Brockpor1 State, the team came away race; and If au they !d.. you wllh le &ngOf and bht11neaa and emotlot'lat vtoltnc. att•r their with a lllctory. Lall wee1t. It gave a repeat perlormance and edged ~fcal appeal IS kaj>ut; end II ono realizes tho I a put Cortland. Tomorrow the Bulla will teat apan lhe-Gr0¥8 Chy lV r><oor•m may well Ohaj>t lhe mO<llallllu 91 mllflo!)s w~nea. of women, then even a liberated male must dis.aYOW UB haa never been ' known tor Ita aplrlt ao<S unity. Too often nlmsetl from tnls sJck and lllanonoao, yo,l woelully st udanta roam around feeling lost in a big, fragmented Unl¥8ralty. domfnanl, attain ~I feminism .. Bu t the fo6tball gemea and the crowd they attract m•ke the SO(Jiy, I have lelllhlo Dr oak c:omfng lo< a while and excepllon to the rule. Rain or ahtne, t he eplrlts a.r a high as l lle am now less hopeful than evet for 1 u·ue UCet'l$ion ol lladlum eohoe8 with allouta. cheers and cl\&nta. women to oqualily In Ibis M>cllly. 5o put~ the bOOb, or t.., yourMif away from tile T.V. f01 a My llral uneasy lnl<llng ..,... tWo yoa111 ago wllon I 18 hOU<a t omonow. 11,1 be 11101111 ft. We'll - you at_the game. CCHdllecl a opoelal luua on lhe Women's Movomen1 lor " lnlarll&llonal Womet~'s Day." AI IMI llrne, I felt compllltly aligned wiU! lhe track of moc1<1m fomlni$1 thought, both feoallY and -'lcelly. I 'I(U !><<>-EllA. prC>Cholc:e, r><<>-W-'a Studies. 1 favored a """' VoU1, Nil. U F11cMJ, ,...........,. , _, caroM and l - I e d (and "'n) women's health a women I prcfnalon, etc. I cried MISTAKEll ~ kl)ew, Who ..., ~ r><~ courae her hosii~Nn Elena year, owilcf1eclto aoclqJogy t l)d then to stowardosolng ......... ~ ........... Edllor at h8r I>Oyfrtencro - • · ~ l..opiMa JotePh SIII!Pft • • 81111, ))Ow- enlfoh\IMCI I loll. much lemlnlot .... ............ .IOrfy~ ........... - ...... - ¥ ' IC*IIOOY began lo horrify me at the proJect wont on. tWf the - J phoned ..,_..4.1 lnltnlews wllh me ~~:::::::·oo;,·.: ~·: 1 wu a man. until I wu forced to Pleed With .............. ................ E'd' ~·····• · .............. a.. •• ....... r_, . ... : •. ~ - - -mt,lflal the WO!OWfillng lor •llle wwe c:ow<lng ocher Molles. Sure. I oak1. "" ' ~ matt•- ..,_. and cll)ectlft • mall fWPD'I• 1,11es 10 be, a of ,.,_lelt \Nihs wo not, and ~ll~ THE $p£cntUM -__ ..,. . . . . : ·::.== "'"'-:.... . .. ::·.::::a.::.= ...... ... - ....... ., .. ··· - ............ _.... - ..... .... T_,_ ......._ """""" - l'llllipC.- Coii"'Je's home. But-jump on me It you want-tne llet wae that acOtes ot •f'lttfHtod women were ~rod off by whal they saw to ba a Iaroe poo11on or the Coil"'le's uagranll)' anl~male a•d sfngle-mlnd<KIIY lesbian oullook. And hom what 1'110 heard, tl>ls II lha fact. Ail~h the hat•lillo<l and redia~! _.lon ol the _ , bu ac;qui red Ito domlnanl ~. lloar !hal it'a. nano-u will lnlkl the p r - of IO!nlnlom's Jeglllmeta IMuos. This the lone of ameiiY lernlnillm oxpeundo<l by Marilyn French's lV show ond, can't -il>IY dO any good, bul Only ...r..to f)<omola a dire aexual IChlam WhiCh woUld opprou ua all. FrMdom lc . .ual ecaua!Uy ~· ~ell ,aa preference shOuld be the Ideal. Ono lorm of domination aod batllt ahould not replace anolher. Most men 1 tallted to ...,,. hurt and alrald by Womon'a /loom. They Jeal8d a now army ol women. ,....,.,., on to on ontl<nall c11atge, enraged by tho doapla~bll cona11UC1lon cark:aturea the *'and bOOii pooec1 u men. We're smart• then thal, lheV IOid. and more IMOit l f t - Women's QPinlonl. ln contreSI. I IOYnd to bO split. Many aaw the r><ooratn's lluy as movlno. yes. but unneoeuaJity I>IUW and 1111· pllytng. lolora .- , - · Ribbed tholr handS lo ~ yoot,. a 'ln.,;, and .,. have no rouon 't o O!llhUiilll!l: IIOy, o • lot'S lowor tho boOm now, theY I NOt on~. One_.., tromSCUM(Soc:loly loo- aald, we'vt OOf 1 hell of a lot ol rotallaii~O to dO. CIIItmt Up ...,.._.., doubt t ho ext,_ ol the 'Admlnetlly, Womon'o Room may ha.. llaoho'd tiiiiMit-rel uMd 10 tal• with mo only after oome onlfOhlMIMI\1 on oome op,._..blinded men. _ _ . , . (o Cllt my pleot lo plecH. But aa far aa atyle and ldeo4ogy go, t he show did muoh U..lioltlln8lllf, 118'a &I~ College mo<e harm ~t~on good. FOf ufllll l fle l..,lnlsl _ , renounoea fll · - - ........ -~. hlaCIS I .-awayWilh llo. llle ......._Callao-......, _ll)'llltoa lueltllc fr"- coneolldatu ,.. " - " I n t o • • IIDI#JI . I •AI-Iooll.t,._ol'n.e- h i i H - hllrMnlun. and 01- pllllng fataa ~ llllltle• or ~ l!ll~bfai!IOCI men llrtiMan~ origin~~ and often ~ lhl ...,.. "litO,_ and - - ' • r - o r - .• not Ml . ...... ., . . . only Will ERA ltooondat,J>ul lbl -1~11)' gonlll and M- - . _ ''Iff- In Coftto-llfY Oj>Oiltlcal or_.,__ Will re1ect tfle ,..,..,ant ..,..,.. ....... ..,.......,_ eniJthteoU>g-at M belltt .rr . _ . . too """""t and, ~ully. 100 ......... ANI lllelr - lllalllonlca o ""*' eaca... ............. - - elasaic. I Wll especlalty proud lhll ue (hoW~IW unwilling ns 'ifslonlou administration) .... lhl •• ., .. DootofA.~ rn• lew__,- ~~-"'....-:-...:::::~""::: no. -·a ·-: : .... . . . -to..e ....... ... - - -lng_...,__ -- ... �In suppon of student rights I To tltt Editor Gf\fen lhG numerous oplt~lof!S e.-tptelled reoofllly concornlrtg the to-calted " Harrigan memo" end how NVPIRG retatu 10 tr, wo laeJ that clarlfk.atlon of NYPIRG's position II e&lltocl lor. M&. H.,-rtQif''s rNmO off-.s Nr oplntona concernl!"V t,. toO•tl"!! SU+/Y guld.hnes cove<lng 1,.. • ._lluro of maf'ldatory sructent '"'· White nor o~olofls oatenalbly concern the use of t~ese fut for "'external non· proUt organiJ!atiortG" In general ana NVPIRG In lpeclflc, ll'le content ot he• memo ooea tat beyond te>eciUc. issues.. Het opinions, H adopted. call for a dllh.lr~nv amounr of administration con1ro1 01/fet student money Her 09tn10n lhlil atu~t ctecJtlons COM.emtng mat'ldator)> ' " • • PI!nditules (auctt as roltrendl) un be lgnortG 1>y Odmlnlstrotora Implies a lack of any swoent 'IOICI In how these mC)t)loa are to be tf)Onl, We at NYPI RG would condemn auch an opinion under any ClrCcJmal ancea-regardleaa of w"e.ther or not NYPIRG woo dlrecuy fn"<>>•od. While tM Harrigan are Intended tor l'n()rt Gtfleral app.Hcauon 10 other etudent orovpo &flcJ actlvhlosaa weu. The eontratassue fnYOfYOd Ia Who 11 oolno 10 control student rponlea~ thet ltudents or the admlntarrallon, Ttte mandato•y atudent IN It atudent money. At Ouch. it al>ould be oonlroffed l>y ltudenls. WI alto bebe¥11: 1~1 any atudefu oroanllaUon roctiYI"ii studenl .,.., •., al>ould be held rotJO<Iall<y accountable lo tne etudenta fOf the funds rtce4ved, Studema have • right to • " that thek ~Mndatory feu art not being miHJ)proprlated. mfahandlttd, or mlaspent. Soeh verWcauon procedurn ahoutcJ be oattblllf>od Wltlt tno organlurtor> recet•'"g lunda tnd beattnt fn mind both t~ need ror •ccouAtabllrty and the ttattlles of the o rga ntza Uon lnvotveo. Account&bUity ShQO,(t" be 11NC1Ufed IO lnturt the fiii)OI11fbte UH or mandatory fees by Student group~ no1at en excuse for unneoeaary amount• o f red tape ru oi JustHicauon for ret~ucecl student conaro• ol m andatorv feea. R- memo •• wrillen t• IPICitlc to HYPiRG. It 11 tlur th.&1 NYPIRG IS being OsecJ IS I CNecedent In I mote Qetltra) PCH~:t etatement. Trwt op•n'ons &J!ptehed In the memo Unified support needed To lht Ed/lor. t a.pp•a!Jd Yout recent editorial in svppOft of efforts to Introduce a gooo Qtnerll tdueaUon program at 1nis 4Jn'WifSfty~ AUhough I beUeve tNt Presblnt ftecter stiU ltJPP«fl the Dlsfc !<lea, u is not c)Hr that he ts willing , to glve1mptementaUon a t general KIUC..Hon a priority high enough to Ol\lllrt lhat numerous obttKies are ovarcomu, An overwhelming majorhv o t taeuHr also remain, I beti8\'e, commltled to such reform, but fatigue 11 taking Us tool. Studen enthutlltm and deletmh'latfotl coukl oe crucial to &ucceu In lh•s situation. Conseqwuontty, 1 ~ lfiOI llud«<IS wm continue to remind the A*nlnisttallon ano faculty ot the excitJng eaucattonl t gall'lt tnat can bo rnlil:ed in ,,, 'mplementatlon of 1 well thoug'u out progtam of Qtntral 8dtJCI1iO!l. P•tH H ~are CJJ•rr Slln<tfng CommiUH on Educ.JIIOfl IH/p«<lo o.,.; "''" Lonlh!g Jll/ry Owon Kim Wll•on • Guest opinion Caged pen pals To be In IOUC-h W1th I mind,.,._, It lOCked in a CIU, by John Wledem•nn rernowd from oocloty and ~apt highly guarded, II nol A nand ..,. ...., ""-" p.,_ WMtad" s lon nu1111 olten anc:ou<ltOftG. Would " '"'"' Ptl l>fiQI>ten "'' WOfld - amiCSSt tiiO crutt., olo UGl bullolln Nothl"!! too or onlY servo to foater his oplrlt "' ne pays his O.Ot to unu..uaJ eiCCIIQt the: re1urn addrel8 Ia for the mulmum oociety? Aftll oil, thfo Is lite aamo prilor> lfiOt ...,.,rlty prieon toeotod twenty mllot aout.h ot Bulfalo In eJIIperleneed a aavagertotlno ol tne lnmetes a few $h0rt Attica. An lnmalt would like contact with tho outiiOt years ago. Armtd, desperate men can be very WO<td via o Unfv.,alty pen pal. unpleasant. creating an ...gly t ltualkw'l that requires the aorvlca ot tiiO natlor\01 guard. fo It ony wondl< that suroty 7$-&-15118 would -Klatt • rouno cCHid to brOOden nla oonllnod ...,ld. cag.d and watched. ne M ll<e Mo<$t, liNd ol vofunl- - • It All~ can onlY tm.Qine the ru1 wotld. Tho studont&' world Co<recttonaf FtiCiflty. deniH • pen pal P<oorarn lor t,. may·be /Uot aalor ,.,...., aoltlalrom the reality ol an is no dkecl P81'l pal J)rOQrl.m wrt., ltte oiQht to lfvt eocloty. A 4)tradolr; tfte atudont wltn tnt World In fro nt ol hlm(htf) In contact wllh a number, wno e1tboflt00 parues ma v has bklwn hit ct'lance. h would bt: a• If one was commun'catlng with an write: Prison Pto Palo allen world. Eaoh wltn their rMpectlve codes. traumu Box t2t7 and • ..,......,.. of -..Mvat. How •~rd eaCh mY:StaPC)Nr tot, . otfter. Slaying up ..n nlgllr In f)<eparotiOft for on CincfMOtl, 01\!o 45m F·or fM r of IMTltnlnallng 7So,S .15el. no mentkln ••• u.am a grao. ls cructat. eotnpa~ed Wf\h ...'"'"" • modo of Ills plu for a pon pol. IUcl<o<l wtthln ,,.. not to drop your aoap lor tat/ ol ntvtno to pte~ It liP hallowed halls of tnt UGL Is tMro a MCUrfty leak? An Could tnt lruelratloo ol hivl"ii mi . - • orowdod bus undetorourtd Pen Pal movemef\t? Maybe lnmalet and ~s.equeotly ctaas Mva moaning to a men whO tMougrtout tM prison are lrwolvtd In a mu.s wr111no can be oonltd T.V. beeau .. of mltbehavlor. 7!>11-t569 spree. eltcnanglng hordes of contraband Idola. might ao well w~tt to vanua, Hlo common denominator Seriously t'-Qh. lht Shee< volume ol moM -uld !>OM lJ: mat twt le a fettow r.oman belno enti1*1 to nts &nail of COII'If'"llon. Hto -ld. nl• rules and dallY trMa. 0 potontlll trouble 111>0'· So t.fMI Inmates are only would bo ao tar removed from u .a. lifo that they could • allowed 10 exchange lo•" loft.,. • ,_Ill Wnetn.. tFieV be f&Rinatlno. Ho would be o poignant reminder ol tiiO choos~ 10 se"d them to loved onH Of ratl011 one to a pen pal anoukS at l east be a cnolce fibef11•• ii1l rarely not- -d. tn~ ou~~d~~·llce "''*"• tf'la~ lr,~er&stad • • , .... �Give RA 's roommates To the Editor. In light olll14 ,_.,, lio<Jtlng llho<tOQet, Unl-ally olllclalo ho.. oonalde<ed many opllona. Among ~m oro relocating olllces curtonlly In Ellicott to provide oddllionol dorm rooms, permananlly tripling double roome. and bulldtng addlllonat dotma. To me, the ooaiNt, lutoot and moat logical remedy 10 holp ouo the room ahortage Ia one considered and abtndoned )uti lu t oprtng-gMng RA't (rot"*'l o<l!faortl ro6mmat11. I know thJs Will once agatn caUH a " revolt'' by tho RA'a (porllapa another otrlko, or oornt otmllar protooO but It "' the boat OPtion. Tho RA'a major objeetion IS thai lhay "oouldn't QOialtMy dO an effective lob w11h a toommate t)r.-.nl." Wall, I ha.. YOIIo- an RA do an Offoct lYe job pt<lod. In rnytwo yoa.. ol dortn a.pe<lenoo, I na.. wllnooood RA•a wtao bave ranged from the O"Nttea.lous rookie. to lht In tilted tOo of " I'm M RA and yCM.I''r• not." to tM _ . , pr-nt, " Don't bothtt mo" type wl>o'cloun' l giYe a lhlt about anyone eJw. I have Men RA'a c.auH quac:l • ftudt. btaatttereol until 5:00am, and remaJn oblivious to any problema fn tllelr own quad. Thla Ia not to aay tf\t,rt Itt no decent RA'a (I'm aure thoere mlghl be OM), only that I heve yet to encounte1 him or h«. By llllg nlng a roomrriate, 24 mote student I could" be houted In Governors alone. Add this to the number ot AA•a on Main Street and tn EJIIeou WI'KI live alone In -:touble rooms. and this would bt a derlnlte atep In the righl ·direction. Or biller ytl, hire toss FIA'I, lhua hHfng more room space. It the RA'a balk. fire them. A her au, Jt proll'ta that the only rea80n they took the Job In I he first place was IOf IM guara.nteed. free. single room. ( - A Go_ _., Rtl~nl / Yolunteer against rape 70 ,,. Editor. After long months of communfc•tlona. the ComlnunJty Action Co<pa(CAq and 1114 Ant~II&Po Tult Force came to a nlutua lty l>enoflclal - o r - t -oby thO Tuk FO<co would como uncle< tho • ....,..,,. of CAC M an lndopondont proJect. Optlmlatlc plant - · out to a.pand thO much n-and tolllau MMcea ol tho Took)'orceto our campua community. Now It aoom•lronlcalfy, thtl thO AnU·Rif)t Tuk Force may potalbty coaM oxlaltnco. The Tuk Force "-alot two vans for pick· ·upa and drop olio ol Ull area ot"'*>lt In tho...nopo ol rollo'tlng anxletloa ol laoxuoo otOOult. How can anyone . Vade olltno bonollta'of 1114 Tult Forco-aotety and pooca ol mlnd-wtth thO low llounl aried ol...,.unl ..... 10 k-thla ImPOrtant I4IMoo aiM. CAC naotekong,.t palnttoonauroll14on<lotonceot thO Taale l'otoo. end now dua to lack ol-.nt..... " may- 1101 OQino. What~ to all t.l loto ttUdontt-toll<-..~on_..and_ of...,. and - . l t - • i l l t taallllllc ... now --aomtiOCIIonl ~oiY<MMII«boMII...I and thlnk o l - -..-_._and ........,,_to " - " " ' _ . . , . , . _ - galngl Slop up a t thO CAC olffca ~&quite end oflet- of your tlrnel ' . Gary St..._ohl exCACollloot �i i f 'i _, ; ( "-... Let my people go To #IJt Ectlfot O!le year neat6. Amerfc.ans havo died. Whel hOt yo\J quesdo11 I !let they should heve died lslrreltvo.nt. tor all eiont or them art o.act u.nquettroning, brave4y tor us. IOf tnem H&re now ls my own. and t hope not soie1y m~ own. OP!Oion: I nave neard tnt Iranian opinion everyday ,ow lor many a day I nave heard u from Iranians. from Moctems. Europoal's and aias. Irom m~ tuoe h«S hefe In America. I have seen and heard hanltnl here ~omptaln , II\ completo lreeclom, of the brutalily they say they e.p.erlenoed a t 11\1 hands- ol tne pollee. 1 tteve hoilrd the Prime Mln11ttr or Iran aay th.at we must, "An)eftcanJ. $lop the brutaUntkH'I of t,-antans wtthln our own contry lam tired. 1nave heard anougn. Here lntihl5 most despotic ot countr$ea, tn ~ of satan. an Iranian Ml't curse lht Ptastoent: cell us aU evil. a('d pounc:. upon, rtdic:u&e, Ot,ide. a.nd aubveft our way of tlfe1 our Ffeedom of Speec.h, our FteedOm o• bptession, of Pre11t of Rello•on and e~ U our fight a and lrH<foms whbout '•ar. He may do this todav and tomorrow go away 10 climb a montaJn to wtwre the ah Is ao uun thet one must bttathe God's ait oeep and c:otd whUst (MIIng Hts lhougtUI upOn one' a nape, Of go and walk a aandy 11retch wete, If any man t'laa w,.Uc.ed tMiore, uune Is no sign, and tho w aves break clean and lfe&h upon one's bare feeL Tomonow to c.an upon one·a own God Of God's, wllat"""' name lie orTheymlgnt GO by, no-younv or otd, tn hopei of pe6Ce. twothettiOOd. anct tcwe. or even ln hopei of dealh1 ev11 and hale wlthoul fear of Thanks from <;W C On bena1t ol the Ammlc.an Red Crose and the Community Actk)n Coros, I would lil<e to thank all the stud~t• wrto t urned O\H to m.ake the rec:ent Bloodmobtte •ucft a succus. The Aid Cro51 is npeclally grateful ancl they woukl hke 10 tn.&ure \M continued auccesa of 8 1oodmob11u on campus by uainlng a Gl end· by st e'H ol ~Oiunteer 1-tuGents to 1'\elp h.andle tho c:leflcal details at the blood drives. U you.,, rnt .. urod, please otop by tile CACorf'" "',305 Thanka -.gain for yOUr netp S<w••• M ICftl#ll Crim mJn• OlrNiot. CA.C noose nor fi ring equad. To hear and to rebut, wllh a s much right 11 those -..nom you speak agaJnaL To Dl ¥arct. ..." and ackno-wtedOed . , an equal ol any man amongst men. To be no longef slmpty one. but to be a ahlnlng star, a glory, to be one wnose grasp hn reached beyond I he gra.sp ot mere men. to be great. to be pure. to be alive. Yet stllltJ'\eY d'-• alitlie bit elfetyday, a.rrcl «t'iefYdtiY a tlltle bit mo<o: -ng IM l>liglltnoso ol Go<!'& day, with loY '*'Omlllg twt jU&I •OfQOitf!n; God"a ptomtse a hope tong passed God'l •oo ""'"'"'Y • way, Tt~ey spea'vto me of treedom6 of hope, of tovell\d ol God. Tr>ey ~>a•• ICMgollen 11>0 moaning of the wOlds. God, tet them anow me to call them brot.ttef as I did beloro. • God, roll t~om: Lot my people go. PIIU8. Oo•ldJ. o,.;, To tho Editor: ''Always 1oo1< on rhebflght aide ol Ule ..... Tnis and tif'lC;ef"e apoaogiu is au we c:an olftf lOt Ute mix·uP ot FRIENDS OF CAC Mcwle Schedule. Due to rochnoea l chffioultlet on ouf part, Monty f»ythOnts"l,.Jfe ol Brlan" w as Inadvertently not shown as scheduled. and no signs ~· po5ted. we reoret any lneonveniences caused oy OUt tM..t hope that you w iAI come to see ''L1Ie ol Brian" thl! ---FriO.. Sept 19, 7 & 8 45 pm Forrrnoro 170; Sat, Sept. 20, 7 & 8 45 pm ll<elt'llclofl 146· Sun., Sept, 21, .5, 7, & ~<4S pm Squire Conl~enc.t Tn~tre. l l1!s t•me It's on tor sure. And you'lf •·e a~te me 1he+1Me whistling .•. ,,,ot, COmmunity Action Cotpl �., . t I ~ .:~ Masiello ·1~pd .Collins i lSattle . in Senate c9nte.s t / Behind the socnes in the he claimed . In liaht of the Masiello i$ "going to Albany co eampaign is an allega1ion by the Repubtica.o Party's ncptT~ image move out to pasture." Collins' forces that . Masiello in the black commuoity. Pius influenced the Senate prlmar)' explained, the campaisn can't have Crooked lalla-.sf a PJJ1Y focus. Pitts sees Collins as B«k pointed out that if Masiello candidacy or Buffalo businessman tbe ~andidate speaking to the issues, were tied to the Democratic Party Ed Herndon . Tbcmove, they claim namely unemployment, health and he would "have bCeo given the works 10 divide the Democrat's social serviec;$. The candidate also endorsement "before the priJ1)ary." black vote. Pitu pointed to the fact calb for a "fair sharc''l of State l!e added that his candidate hu not 1hat if Herndon, whose suppon, money t<> the Buffalo area and the received suppon from tliCl'iitY in a«ording to charts, was almon totally blaek, was not in the race, UB budget. any yo~ay . t.he black vote would have been Masiello, Campaign Coordinator Wliile B«k admlu that Masiello· more than enousl! to fuel a Collins' Phil B«k notes, has a oommitmcot probably cannoc get anything done victory. ·- . ro UB and maintains l~ "the at first in rhe Republican• Wbile the Masi~o 'poople deny health of the University ripples dominated Senate, the beoefiu or that they suppo.n ed Herndon jn any through the health or the region ... hAving Masiello there, Beck way, they also point out tb3l Despite agreement on the need ooncends, will par orr In the IC>D& Herndon took only cight percent or the vote. for a SirOn& loeal pubUc University, run. HowCYer, whether or not the Collins backers, however, $0: the candidates do have their diffcicnees. Pitts claims Masiello is their candidate as being more minor caodida1es handlea,ppcd oontroiJed by the "Demoeratlc productive in the Republican either Masiello or ,CoUinll to any Party Machine" in Erie County. Legislature, noting that,he was. a~le llsnir"""'t extent wiD 1>e seen as the 111n the Repubh can eampalgn winds down to a one on PillS .al$o argues that after a to one confrontation. number of years on the Council, endorsement. l>y Howud Hesson Sp«trum Stl1/f Writtr .. ln interviews with. TM SfJ«:!.rum, representatives of Counc:&lman David COllins and Councilman·at· Larae Anthony Masicllo·voic:ed tbe candidate's support for UB and .spoke on the issues involved in the race for the SSth District State Senate seat. Mas iello. running on the Democratic-LII>eral line, defeated ~ns last Tuesday in the Democratic primary. Collins, however, is the Rcpublic.a n endorsed candjdafc -despite his Democratic afftliation .- Ellicott District Councilman James Pitts, Campaign Coordinator for ColliM, said he will make the raoe ''into a ra·ce of the candidates rather than for the Party." That is the key to victory. . Hide-tFiose six-packs in the trLi!Jk; al~ohol bannf!d at football gamf1s__ A snic:ler enforcement or an aloohoUc l>evcrase ban Ill UB athletle teoms' home pmes is being planned for the upooming Bulls fOot'ball and ice l>ockey ee>otesu. The ban M:Dllnto errect midway throl!lh last year's hockey ........ when excessive drinking sparked pmblanJ. "We bad a problem with crowd, oontrol at tome of the games," ,l iB' SpOrts Information Ditedor LatTy Stod.e reported. The difftculties wue a oontlauatioo rmm Jut year's fOotball eootesu, which peaked wbeo ali opposinJ team's cheerleader was clraaed Into the stands. Thuituation ori(inally received heavy notice during the rust ball of the 1979 Ice Hockey oeason. The amount o f aloobol ooDSUJDed at games at the Tonawanda lee rune rinlr cailsed seenes disturbing tO ncanypatronsandalumni-wboalsocO<nplalnedal>ou~ drlnldna 11 foot'ball games. ' numbers at sportinJ evenu-bav< sttO<t&lf endorsed · the plao. Aooordina to Inter-Greek Council (JGC) president Lyon Will "the-frau 'r ecaved the notlte from Dan Daniels and rea.:ted ravora~ly. They seemed to wdoome the idea or tailpte paniO$ with the alumni." The Greelr.s have made: formal plans to m«t in the Sherman parldna lot. They do not eapect to sec a drastic drop in panlcipatlon because of the ban: "We eapect 10 see an incnase in anCIIC!eotc," WUI said. "The mcmbenbip rusbes ue aolna very and we anticipate scelnr mn<e poople at functioos, like the pmes." Wke Novak, treasurer of IGC explained, "In the DiviJion I days or UB Foot'ball: durin& thel960s, there was a tradition or t&ilgtding panies In Sherman Lot. I auess that they're tr)'inato revive thiS traditiQn. " Novak al$o l>clieved that there would l>e "greater frat atteodcnce" under the ban. ,Security will l>e "loose" at the ptes, with Public Safety prohibited from making perso~al body searches, Sled< said. 1 "We're worried al>out the W&er quaatities or aloobol," Danids added. "If a auY oomes to the pte with a.cue of beer on hiJ baek, we'll ask him to leave." Studt:DU who brina can 10 the pme will have no problom paaina throuiii the ptes to slip out for a quiclt one-dariQa time 0111$. "I bopc lou of studentS weu, '"'ltcn will l>e no alcohol allowed in the pudscand," Clart; HliiJ Business ~ Howar<! Denids said. ''But there will l>e a tailgate area set op· riaht by tl>e pte." oThe area set aside in Sbcmcan Par)doa Loc ~ pro'ridc: pjtrlring and partying room for ltudeou and alumni· •• t..a& ,..r'• laDe...,... fNW<d a ttJit set up l>y the Al!llllli "-<::lllioG for bllf-tlme andJ1011Pm< c:offoe and boer. '1111 1e11t 'l!llll>e IDOved lo !he tailple ana, ...r Pclaidl..,.,.1111t ''lilt llllmni and~ wUl !taw- Plftiot41ctore lbe-." , ..,~ il>c:ir can," DMids said; ''This oould 1>e a JOOd lila . . . . . . ..... - fl-'1 ..... ill ' - tlioo all aroaad." ~ - . -..·11!111-----------.. DANCE 115 Modem Dance Ct&eaea , Moaday- F~day 9:1o. 11:00 835·1597 I MDea Eaat of Mala St. C&apaa Small elaaaea t&~t by Dorothy LewJa �r-~-r~----------------------------~------~~· i Jr!o® 0 11 The Specttym ofeducotion Soviet.education . gets straight 'As" - - - - - --.J).Y Patrick Marabal.l <PI'o'S}-~ 1bm filll!On yeon afler ~ an all out c:ampalsn to upvado ochaob, toac:hn'l and 1t1tdent perfonnanc:e, the Soriet Union h.u doM!Ioped one of the wurld'a 1001t llnpreaalve edllC.Iltlonal oylt..,......t lea•t on the ourf~a~. AOClOI'dlnc to a recont repon by Or. hUe Wlnwp. a profeuor ot the llnlveroity of 0\lcaeo and an ~ on Ruaolan ICionce educ:otlon, the Soriet1 have railed lheir..-.clary odlOOI sroduatlon rate from the ...... 4.9 per amt .._..., in 1940 IAI 97.7 per cent In t978. By compari-. only 75 peroont of allttuclent•lothe United StatOI <X>mplete high ldlciOI. But that amuing educ:otlonal adll.-nent hiJ not '-n without Ill pfice or lt1 oompllc:ollona. To<Uy lJ>c Soriet union II proclucfns a;rowtns Dllltlbero of youns. bi&f>ly tnlned lpliCialiao wbo an 1n<:ro.uong1y dlsut.iolled with their roloo In - Y· AI the haart of the ~ ~t-one! problem-Is a nat ional currfcu1um which overwhelmingly ""'phulxes tochnology. Tho " uaalan edueational tyatem placet: far more lmponanoe in 1hu ~tudy or tho hard ociences than does ito Am<!tic>.tn counterpan 1\ooordins IAI Prof. IY!nwp, eKI> iluclenl f In the U.S.S.R. mUJI toke the following axnpullor)l ..,..,_ to qualify for. a -..suy odlOOI diplomla l'!ve :, yeon of Phytb, lOUT yeon of OlenWcry, 1M andholl' yeon cl lliolo&Y· ,.-n cl Geat!nPhr· ,. yeon of ll4ec:bonlc&l Dnwfr1S. tm yeon cl Wat1tohop ; T'rairintlo...,. yur c1 AWonomy."' oddillon. - . . r otuclente .,.. noquired to complete 1M yeon or '§ Aigebr•• ton of Goometry, tWO clr Calculus. ~ J Moblllu ' I - 'llw>ul!l> Wlnwp Clludanl that "it .. extrerDdy diffiCUlt 1A1 in IWO COUIJirieJ u f\.WldamenWJy di(fon:nt u tbo Soviet Union and the U.S.. • he polnll to the ..W.S of a rocent Nallonal Sd4!noe foundolloo otudy- Jhow thlt.of _...educoOOnaJ-- I h~h JCbool 8J'Iduat.., only 9. t pt!!Unt I'OClelve evm one yurof Phyllco. tG. 1 ptt~Unt one yeaJ' of Olem!Jtty. 45 pt'I'CI!Ill one yur of l!lolosY and 17.ll pt!IUn1 one yur of gneral oclonce. 1be dilparlly between the lewd of ttU!inC in oc1once and malhemotlca of an • - . Soriet lkillod worker or mllltary """"" and thlt of • ...,.,...,.. . bound 1\menUn high- srad~>~tn. and au worker In one of our maJor lndustrie&. or an 1wnp member of our All·Volunteer Arm.Y It 10 ~~"""' lhlt OOO>poritml are ~· aayo w-......,p. But 20 yeon ..... the coonpatiMm ....... the o:her "'"Y· and INtis pnocioely wily the IIUNial1s Wldc'rlooli: efforu to uJlVI<Ie their eclucotlonal l)'ltom. faced with an """" lnc:rear.iriS Amotican IUJ>"'!!N<)' In all areu of ac:kmcn and teeh~ -lnc:luding c:omumor our own •••noce and mllllary a pplicatlona- the Soviet Centr•1 CommlllllO In t966 pawed • meolutlon c:alli"' for a com~Uonal mobilization" Unllle Amotican lid100I boa.rdo. when the Soriet C81tral Oommotteo cleddeo thlt il wiD inotllute swoop~.._ refonns in the educationll Jystem, u 1101 ha"" to nejotiote with apodal Int..,..~· teoc:her unlono .,.. t<l<1gl'ftllional budg"' c:onftlltC.... The oonunhtot" h.u the f"'!!I\J'f'Ctll and a uthorily t.o inllitute oudl ehaJ1&es without c!c~Ay or aJmpromilo. 81dDod I'Unhermore. the control wlolded by the ~.... ~·oYer ill ciliulna &nd ~ &llowl h co Ulip_ the tUU of IJ"'Ol'111''l ~ and l.be writing of _,.wy ICbool t""t booU tn the country'• lop """"1'1111. Thll would be unthlnk.oble In the U:tlled St•t• ouch wort< hu . . , _ . - . . . . , ~· w"""' ... ~-.Idol lOCh tub, and N8b tub are wriUen by lbolt -plllhed~ dMpi<e the ....,... of . ... Soriet - revolu:llon.. fI I dept}!,4nd int f!nlity •re llOW" c:..-fns problt.•t11.1. Aooordi"8 1o Wiroup, ·St~ts belM 'lwe,.,...,..k<ld, many teacherl have boer> ..,.~ to iiUUJmOUnllble hanhhlps and parer><• have _ , diuatb&d.With on • ...,.. cl5 milloon w.U trained -..suy, lid100I stuclenll fl"'l•~•inl oxh year ~il!t offiCiali are aloo Oneil"' themsel> .. hard praoed to make ot 1heir tr.t11111n.- and 10 Leep lhom ut;a'M!d 'Thou.ICh ha"' .,.....y '*' -~~Oft pag.l o- 3 H q ..._ �J il Jb~-~~ !! Black PCJrents mourn school loss; fight against cutbacks ~ b)' RaN Gn.taltla\ In tho late 18601, there we<e othm' plans lor imprpvemem. A TOt.EOO, OIDO (pNS)-- in whole new $60 million town .,... .&~- 196Z, • bwlo&d of people f1'0m tho -uled to rise where ubb.w» Spencot-·Sbarpleo area ....., of IIllA grow. 8UI th.o foci8ro:lly·•ided dty treked to Columbw and Ntlor projoc:l llz<led and the IChool ~ • week on the upital lnepo 1n their remoined 'the only oubstontital otruclure within milel. _ figbl lor a hij9l achool. i - J !' 1lloy won. In 1964the ichooJ wu "' built in thiJ predominantly b~ rural area where model! paychecks are oupplcmented by amall«:aae .~rmlng and bocltyard tlik:keno, COhlpatche$ and hoga. In eniuJ.n& yeara, 11\e yellow brick building wu expanded Into • handsome complo• for klnderganon through 12tb ~rade. It wu Lhe prl.d e and i!' (()Cla of the communily. Bul u the fall lorm bejJAtn thl•l year. tho Sptmcer·$w'plo• o:choo •tood. ioc:l<<td and tmpty. plywood oovonng the windowpss. 11• ~ad bec:omn---~~• a. cuulty ofenthetwagon h-,-~whngas lna llloi.IW ~'"' reti"'CrllChm any compelled dlltJICU lo ~lose lhouaand. of schOols n~~tion•vide. - More • !han 3 ,000 public e lementary school• were 1hu1 down in the U.S. between 1972· ana----c onununlty Into nothing rnot'O<than !he Soviet Union h .. • ~tinuln;s need for sldllOd tcchnidmnl and resMrchera, tht!re Is only room ror 9 to 10 percent of the secondary IChool graduates in their unJvers:itieli. The rest muM either enter the work world or the Soviet economy. br enter one of the technJcaJ \llCitinna-f achoofs for speciOc skill training. Rural In either """'· thoro aeems 10 he • growil'll! eware:nes.s that many or the JtlJdents are ovenrained .. 1977, the llsl year for whlch oomplete f~ .,., avll!lable, aooor<fln8 to the National Center lor Education SCadstlct. The trend 1w Iince occek!ratod, with older jl!tlelln the Midw..t and Northeut l>e4rin6 tho hcmvill$l lo.... as their populallon and economy hu shrunk In ..;,unity, bul especially In <rUral ond suburban oreas, the lidlonJ iJo ofton tho mos1 tangible aymbel or tho public 1ervioe commons-those ..rv~ce. In which all cft.l.tc!nJ £n a aodety have a stake. 111 lou goeo far · beyond the resulting hardships on families whose c:hUdrun mwltravel further to cl.a.ues, (or it can tum a lfvlne a clUIIJ!T of wvelated dwellings. The oholoo of sc:hoob to he closed, therefore, is alway• hotly contelled. Blacks and . otbor minority Amor!cans charge that they and their children are for<:ed to assume a disproportionate obare of tho 1..... For, •• happened In bu5ing ror dcscgrcgatJdn, non· IVhite c:blldren tend to be lho onoa t ronoported out of their neighborhood•, and inlo predominantly white •chool• farth!'r aovay, where they are a:ll"aJ18ers .and often unwelcome. In Spencor-Shapk>s, after faUing to porauade the ToledO district to keep their IChool opon, rellidonu launc-hed J ,move to aeparate from Ihe city and go il alone, 1hat fi&htl~ pan of • IVOwll'll! NIUO<Jltstury (,t minority communities rallying aroun.d nelg_hborhood·bued "'!ucatoon. In K~• City, Mo., • Hispanlc c:ommunuy lut month "a&ed • lll•tn ~~ a IChool thot h•d been alated to cloao. II will slay "I'""· In Tampa, F'll,., blacks also wem to court . '""klnS to keep foor IChools 111 their ne[j;hberhood. open. They argued that black children buned to white sclu10l• lose a '"'"'" ?f belonsing to thcjr. own comrnunny. Blaoka are bussed lon out.of their lZ IChool• yean, whites only two out of lZ. in Toplpa's deoegregation plan, aocordiJ't6 to Roben Shaph-o, -~u"'..a on " • 11_ lor tho Jobs and are lncrea$lngly, clissadsfied. - oon1roDed asstgnment of jobs and atudies. "IV• were Aaxtrdil'll! to recent repor11, the •iluation for collogo deceived," Fisher qUOieS gratluating 51udents at gradUI1.. io llOI much better. Though unlvorshy Tyumen Unlverslly • • Nying. '"Ole iNtrut2Qr> groduates 'I" promiled status, intereatil'll! .....,.rc:h repeatedly told us that participating In the \York and. comfortable Income, 60Jo 70 percenl of dopartment'aworkopensthepathloaadentificcar,er the graduotOi in the natural sc:1ences are subooquentl,y bul 'now they're I Uggestlns that we go 10 rural tel\l to teach.ir\8 potts. and often in rural areas. tchoot&." Reportil'll! from Moscow recently, lAs Al'll!eleo 7lme.t For such atudenll, the sua:e~~ses of Soviet education correspondent Dan Pl&her found the graduales to be moy be afli!iiSignlfieance than the failure. of their lncreuin(!!y d!Siatlsfled with tho governmen\ notion's social planning. -- CELEBRATION '·8 0 Sunday, Sept. 28th - 11 AM s U.B. Baird Point Run - Amherst Campus (loon"' all"""'''" · F..ntn· 0 A re<: - )15.00. lim I(K) rctistnmtt • CEL&BRATION '80 T-Shirts. y 75c Th~ hm,Ehl ri/thQ n:ae» ia 5 mil~ and rvciltrution lain J IJ Oarlt Hall. Oept.o/Reen.'Oiion&.ln· tl'tln"'"''' - H.1 / -2Y:!C.. Till' DEA/)LINE IJA TE IS & pt. :!4 ot 4"pm . NO LATE ENTRIES. MlE f:HOUI>S Mttm I~ one/ u.nd,•r • i!O - J9 .1() - .19 40 ~~ ~~~ 'I'RIZ&'\: \)~~ Medallion• . lat·plooo in Meh cotecon Ribbnnt . 2nd o.nd Jrd ~ j'!_N(!h calltiOr, NOTE: THER E WILL BE NO DUPLICATIONS. ~~ NAME ________~------------~~----------~--------~--~~- BIRTHD~~A=T= E---------sTATE to ZW ~-----­ AGE (Day of Race~~SEX_ our eon~ /or ;'lOUr 1<1/n:t. do :'IOU how GftJP plt;.icollimilatriQtU W.ich m~ ;,..""'!,- perJbmoaacei" tJu. race? YES_'No__ Q.~~~----------------------~ m OBCLAR.ATION: .,.,...,..tion o/JOw ocxwpri"' 1IQ ftltr7 fiNI ...,..;ltiftt - 10 Olm.d or~ tJ.eniJo. I;,..._, 10 lie '-"'........, "-'117 /or ,...u, m:JIIoin. .. & ...... ~...ai.... &ri--111011& aU ~&....._/or.........,.. , _,_,...,_or /oraft'l &all i'llitwUe..,.,_, e., -(•:retm/....,..Ha·thia.nd _.., ....,.,_,,....,.,._,. tMno/. tM.&ii&it U..iwnit:rg/Ne111. ll'or* at~ & the .A.oei,._o/tlte " ' - r Alfllerio I.Jroime Qft lw U..iJC.I&ola & ita...,._., ~ IWr ,__,...._, ....,., - ' - ' - 1 """"- m-11 (m:t N.,_ ...,.....,.,.,.) lo lie~ /fllo ~,... ,__ I 0 A y w E 0 N E D ADDRESS AAU No. E 0 N E s ENTRY BLANK CITY w s 20 - 30 o.,.rJ() Tnm/ti"-• · h t plo.ti.• owrall ttecn Thmuiet • l •t place c~rall U'l(;mm n.u, BAR DRIN~ " "·omt!n: I CJ.and und~tr • HtlVr E 0 N E • �Ilvorytowers Ro®o:=-----:----.----;:j================================-=-~I~ li' .~: ~~~~~-(.~~~ ~.! q~n that can not to be dealt with here. However It might be 8tutktt1 uid, "lhe gor an '/\ • In noteworthy to m""tion that in ~rhar mafN18emenr covroe.• many educational insUtullona, "Y«a"' ahe musr be really smn11, • and especially in our ii'Ory rhe student 'Is friend repliod. tower, there remain• a belief j that a relationthip exisu 'lllls ia an eumple of what between teaihlns and I!T•deo hu become a popular and no4 between leaching and miaconception about the learning. definition of having truly 1hose who aupport sradeo leomed. Iris one of many myth.s and gnd.ins Jtate thl!ir case as we believe true for education. I!T"-des belt\s Sood motivators MXth• have the distinct honor for studentlearnlns. Surely tbe of never being brought under only thins that competition for careful acruliny. grade. motivatoa Is cheatins The detrimental effects of and scandal. The competition benefit. The know-that sr•des and gradins material you remember the day myth• in education ue for I!T•des will motivate certain r e ally apparem to """"' and becluse Jtudenu, but wW diJWusion and adminlttratora and teacher• benefit thern.oelwa and only after you take your midterm? of their inherent nature to hide make cynicl of many others. will tell us they benent the themael-; that half of thl!ir Ask younelf how I!Tideo can the truth, remain out of the "You SOtta pJ.y the is the rtudenll, In that they provide jobs wquld seemiJ181y be~ if affect your aense Qf aelf eateem IP'••P of intense efforta to popuLar cry from the study feedback. Someone ahould tell they could not evahYle and and lldf worth? Ask younelf If inveJtfsoto their validity. The carrels falled with auljplmenll I he administraton and teachen rank those who alt passively in the purported value of I!Tidea charscteriatic of the myth i• the and syU.buliC$ defining your that the moat effective feedback their clusrooms. and ST•dlng reaDy fadlitate behavior of peop le In evaluation of how well you ha\'0 comea through conllnuo u1 is there a myth to I!Tadea and your learnJn.ot or a.ro they accordance with th e learned by the grades on a information provided almoll I!T•ding? Ask yourself If your co unterproiluctive? Aalt immedlately, not through the work toward the wrong SOal• younclf Ia there not a better popularized Idea. midterm and final. Education Is not free from let ten of the alphabet. Somoone when you ltudy. AskyounelfiL-more effective way to help u. Alphabet ,..... ... should allo tell the you enjoy the competillon md n>ally learn? Ask youroelf b mytha. It is myth! that hinder The question fllll • remains admlolatratora and . teachers rmybe even the chuting? Ask there a myth to ~ and prosress and will only add to the deatruction of the who do I!Tades and I!TidirJ8 oomethlnS which they already younelf how much of the !IT~ educatlonM proc:o!$S. In an ever ~r~creufns tedmological world, pp~!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!BI!!!IIII. . . lnnovatJon is demanded If a 1 • c: f "Michele-. ru.J/y bri&hr, • r~ same• YOM Kl.PPUR . society Is to remain educotcd. Myth mollvallon Let us go back to the converaatlon previously menlloned . The r ! t h exemplilled Is one of ing and I!T•dea. Schools oee ways to evaluate atudents u well ao devlae w ayo to motivate them. Por these reaa<ms, I!Tidoa are estabUshed. II Is my contention that the ooly &tudenta truly motivated by sradeo are those who belkM! that the I!Tadea are the aboolute, truest form of atlldemic: lua:eM. Some believe that tho 'A' student is always the smarter. This may be true in ooma cai!Cs, but these student• may be the most puslve a.n d docile as far as they view their own sratus u a learner. Grad_ es in no way effccth-ely e\'aluale a student's success. Whether It Ia the job of a university or the ouulde employer constituencies to - CHABAD HOUSE U.oita JftDUI& Stadatb to r- lipp.r Senica, t•l U., pl.cc Oil llo~ c-,..a: .. AIIIMnt c - .t ZSII Nril r...'U 3W ILia St. just ovu Ellicott Creek Bridg~ Opposite Spaulding/Wilkeson Dorm T...&;ou s.m;.., llidt loco ,J . . , _ . . ioo ¥4 0. • - - tloof ............. -~.\ ~- SCHEDULE: •1,.,., ..W IHI FRIDAY, Sql. 19 Ll Ni~ · 1:15 ,_ SA7VIDAT. Sql. 20 • ·o~ Scm« · 9-.JO. """'r"'-J Nm.ll • 7:15,_ r- _ !-=» . I . $AVE $$$ l _r- ' -' ~ - - - _..,.a: - ~ - - ..... -Come to the Book Exchange Used books in good to ·excellent condition are availabl~, including .such topics as: ArtCommunications Engineering ._ English Fiction Languages Nursing Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sexuality . "Theatre . etc. etc. Located In Squire. Hall Basement Open Monday thru Frld1y from 101m until 6 pm - - F-ttyM.-y~- ' ~======~·~~ - ----------~~==~=---------------~ �~~ 'Jro~o J ~ JLoss. ---- spencer. . , _ other ocboall are J>lce,• For the Spencor8buplel ·aru, U' there li no ._.. IIChool 1n the pr,domiNnl!y white, ornrlab which Ia ~~ mllet from the tlt'lflhbothood people will not want AUpjoln. In lhjl particular case, WOIU!m edp of Toledo and not to DMM! [n,• Aid ~ Bondi, occordln& to Hugh Caumartln. ~ even eonllfuoul to lt. tbe loll Ia • who opera101 1he 1m.U Q)unll')' aul111nt 1uperlqtenden1 for _ eapocl&lly binor. "11lls Ia not Uke Kltchen f'Miauranl l)elrlly. He tw odmlniJitrallon, the Oect.wm wu the oilY, wh«o there are mAOy one aon. 'nd five (Oiler ehlldren Ioken for -ec!Ucal!onal as wolf •• achoolt." Aid Andrew Jordan, who mvoUed, and c:l>lklren who oconomJc rea1001. !ought at the h,iah IIChool for IS sraduaied from ~rpla. That, howiS'Ver, will no1 make up year• and haL olnce been Toledo IIChool dlttrid olricialoay for the dJsadyanl~g> of belnl! rea..t&ne<~. "11lfa· lo the only that 1hey ba"" lftlle In the tran1por1e.d oul of the IIChool." matl!f'· A Z3 ,.,._,, ahrln...,. In nel&hborhoOd, ••peclolly for JChool enrollment In the put elementary .JC:hool children. Alternat• dec•de. accompanted by a ruldmU ar&ue.. The cloaHt Many .... the loll U threoteniJl4 I ohrivelins of fundi/rom both locol oltemate IChool Is ......, miles potenltl "''!witls In tbe area'• ond ltate - - - · tw led 10 • don'l ba•'e to Worl')' about him. People around here wiD look out for him. It wouldn1 be the oame In tho citY·" ... _ i- .5 ( oll with II.)' Area Lop~ u.s. clbtrtd 1t111n1•man, who Sorvlceo In Temp& jud&e len ~ ,..,..po.. ~ pion, ruled for lhe IIChool dlocrlc:l. ~ A bon..,. f....., 1o 10 <lrullc Jooc •YOided Jlep: - INdln& the drM! to oomehow ~ lobo Sharpie& b ;u.t one of to IChoob Nld llodt-rtct. liObertJ, who lw a keep the IIChool opo1\. ~AU they ond 130 . , . _ , . unilure belr1(l c"-1 !bit fall. w year old oon. "!Ul fusl the idea looked II WU the ~110.000 they I'IIIMRd for cxn.~poocy wlillln thon 'l'b8y were the ,m.u... IChoob, you have to so 10 far•• . If be miNes would avo. If they Jutt closed the wa1kJns discance of the IIChool. "lui end 1ome of them were o blu now I can walk him. And I hiSh ochool and the junior high lhev - ~ - ': ~ r,,.., eway:-- •tr there·• anything doi"'J after tcllool, my klc!J won't be able to do ft. l'nl laid off ond I can't drive them,'' uld ttarf\-y Henson, ttepfather to one elementOI')' and two )unlor hl8h ochool children. "When they c:loled the ochool down they did not do 1 5tudy on what we would Jose as a oommunily.· Aid H;vry JacltJon. 1 cllwblod moc:hine opendor who lw rney would aovo UU,OOO. But want to toke It all.• But school ofliclofJ operate within a framework that dooa not allow more aemlllve 0011 acx:ounllng Compelled by law to bollllC>O the bud&OtiJld by tho IIIlO OOn<tilutlon to provide a "thorousJ> and olfooicut (or education", lhey ba"" M>U&hl to CU11 whk:h IIVC CM.Jcial prqVOnll ond pn>IOCI c:b..,.,., make staff. Toledo IIChoolo were ~ u.. lira In the ......uy ceusht in tbe rv>OnOW ....... which " """ Ntionwlde. Ill both 1976 and 1977 they ran out of fund• and t""'P""'rii,Y ahut down. U.re bon.,. llloup 1 new admlnlstratW,n was bf"''U&ht In and 1 fl.lte law poa.OO makl"'J ouch ohutdowns llleaal. tho problemo contlnuod and expanded, a.s lnOadon acce.lcr.atecl According to Joooph w. Rutherford, tho dlslricn 1• finance Ohio'• byuntlne I~ formula lllmpjy doM not permit ~aUtt, re"enuc• lo .atay abreut of i:nOAiion, e\'en When proptrty IU(':) W! ro up. 11\at formula r...lllstrtdl IO uk ..,..... dlreclly- :ii>d lrequo:nlly-10<' ""'"' money. And the •<Ken. o III'Owlnt! number of them .,...,. ss ond therel.,... leb involved penonaUy with achoob ha,.., been tlSht filled. Of 39 te.• attem.ptl OYer 1M lall deca~ 1n major Ohio cltleo, Jutt three possed Toledo • - l e d only on •n emergency mc.aturc after it.s l\vo &hut-down>. but must a&aln go to the beUot in t.'ovurnber to avoid further cuu. liall the '"'ltool>' fundh'l! comet from the •tate, hall from local propcny 1oxeo. fa_,. this year with a S4A"' 'I'Uiion deficit , the Toledo di<triCI not only clooed ac:hoolt. it olao t.Jd of odmfnwratl•-e and dc!rical otaff. ond lmpooed 1 policy ""''"ft'ntl nonIChool "'"" of IIChool buildJtw to pay ,.,.. the coot of keeping them drutic CUIJ .... UNW>id.>ble """"' VOl .... API'"""' the November levy. uid opo1\. StiU ""'"' Rutherford. "We are now down to the bare bonet." llld Ca.u rnortln. Under the circumslancea, •chool ofOclaJs believe they cannot afford to k""P Spenoer·Sharpleo open. But nci8Jlborhood p,nrcn11 are adaiNlnt. Many ha"" decided to boycou tho reaoa'lgnmenl, keepin8 their o:hlldn!n out or achool "until we get oome ldnd of action rrom the tdlool diltr1a. or the 111te,'" ........tln& to Jlcklon. ~ lo' IJl unplftJonllrony in !bit for the communitY' It joined the Toledo IChool dulric:l to eteapc I fli\IJldal blnd. Until 196&, h WIJ on Independent locol dbtric:l, wftft on oD-ba..ctr ochool board, Ill troUble boca..., or itJIQw tax boae. Adjaclen1 dlotrlclo. preclorninAntly white. refUied to anne• II· Then, ln the year whon the $60 miDion now town developnle'n\ wat announced, Toledo lleppod In to help, evon thousJ> a •Mdal law bad to he I)IJied tp pennJt &ntM!XIllon of 4 oon-col\llguoua dfatri4lt . Then !undo for the blj! projecl dried up and an.empta 10 attract lodunry foiled, leaving 1he 5ponoef'o$harpieo OOININilltY only 10<MW1w cbantfed. It now lw • f I./ -tar."""" ~ COiniiiUnlt¥ low income and sub•ldbed ~ and the II year old IIChool, with It ""'""""' fh'O year old ......,...,. wq tlioa 11 carpeted. dooed. Jarcl&a paint& out 1N1 the Nme at I!IDety Whelton, the townlhip OIUlclllor who led tJ\e boo trlp to tho captol, l o - o n the o.c:t-1'• corne~ronth '"Thl• (cloalnaJ deanlyo ~ theMe people really worked fll<'." he ayo. ' .-tlonoO-ond O· O I J o • 1 • ~ o •• �l i f i • fi • • Undefeated Bulls' defense plans to badger Wolverines .. byToay PotU . In what shapes up llll a battle between the unbeaten and the unvictorlous, the UB Football Bulls open their home sc.bedule tomorrow, hostina Grove City Collqe of Pmnsytvania. The visitin& Wolverines, reboundina from a 13~ defeat at the bands of Bdhany Colleae. feat.ire an aaaressive stunting cfcfense and wlna T offense. "They stunt like crazy," observed Bulls' coach Bill Dando of the Grove City defense. Bill Sullivao,a 5 ' 11",1.90-pound indde linebacker, is theaochor to the Wolverine dcfeose. Hard-hittin& bustle are the lee)'$ to his aame. "Bill was in on numerous tackles and knocked down several passes last week," noted Grove City Athletic Information Director, Bill Smith. Small aod Uabt arc the two words that sum up the whole Grove City defense. The avera&< heiJht matches Sullivan's and their wdaht avera&e is 200 pounds. Oefendve end Steve Griffin supplies their pass nub. The Wolverines rdy on the Wina T formatiop for e.1posure to the Wina T, the UB coaches didn't r.od It . their offensive point production with freshman necessary to implement any variation£. The past week quanerbaclc,Garf Glew ar the controls. was spent scountlna the team. " We used this week to sharpen all faz.es of the pmc. "They ruo the offense with a lot or motion. They bad a tittle trouble runnina tbe ball apinst Bethany We can always improve," sald Dando. because the offeox Is oew," said Dando. " Their UB aoes into tbe c:oatca in IOOd l*ysic:allblipc, wilh quanerbaet is a real tcnmbler. He's small, b<lt be's oo i!liUrles of~ by1lot ~quick.'' • 'The team is eountina oo I(IOd r.. ~ • tbe RotarY Field coarest. Anendan« at !:lome opmers bas atpped Wblp been aood ro put years. But, a nea rule not allowina al~ beverqcs · Mike Mohney fllls the fuUbacl sl01 for Grove Ciry, supplyina the hard runnioa necessary for the Wing T . inside the stadium has son• Into effect. Sllermu Puntlna and rec:cfvina duties fall on the shoulders of Part;na Lot bas been provided as a drinkin& area and Joe Mrochek . Tb~ tandem alona with Gl~w supply for tail&llc parties. most of th~ offense. • " I don't t.hinlc rbe aooouoecmeot will_.P"fcct rh~ "We'r~ familiar with the Wina T. Brockpon plays attendance: to any area• ~... Oaodo a6ted. "lb~ it," Dando said. lb~ Bulls held th~ Broclcpon Wina T Jewish holiday (Yom Kippur) Is apr to have a great to 13 points in their ~easoo opener. ef£<1:1." · "We have a very fleltible defen~e. W~ use our four With fan cooperation on the drinking restriction and linebackers for nec:essary adjusun~nts," th~ Bulls' the Bulls' undefeated record on the line qainst a team c:oacb added. The Bulls haven't resorted to any new that went 3-6 last year, tbe prospcc:ss for • lfeat formations for this pme. With their previous anOVJOOD of fOOiball arc <.1c:cUeot . 'Tis the season for some pigskin intramural football to commence a•All pmes will be played at -the Main Street Campus on tbe baseball r.eld, Baird Hall Field and A.c hcson Fidd. Each team is allowed six players.· Tbe aame will consist of two, twenty- r---~----------------~ After Classes, Hoghide The U.B. intramural football lea&U~ will kick· orr irs seven week season lbwsday, c:ulminating In an elimination playoff betweco the winn~ aod runner-up or each division. J..ast, year's champion Checkers will be on hand to defend the title. The Tolcholc Ruaaers are also bact doina y arue as last season's runner-up. League official BiU Cronin currently bas r<Jlstered 10 ream.s, but dlcsses that rosters can SliiJ be submitted on lburte!ay in room 3 or c;Jart Hall. Team captains need only attend the 5:j)O p.m. meetina and a SIS.oo registration fee is requdted to Insure a position in the leaaue. Cronin Listed th~ colorful titles of the leaau~·s conreslants. The bo(,efuls include Apocalypse, TKE, Nintrods, Hofnar's Ulliputs, Heller Stelter, Panama Reds Ieins. Foreplay and the City Animals. Tho TXE, Foreplay, aod Helter Skdter squads arc ball clubs wbo Cronin suaested should be touah . lbe · newer, less-experienced teams will bave to work bard to rmd a position in the playoffs. " · .._,114 minute halves. lber~ will be five minutes bel ween halves aod each team is allowed three oo~minut~ time-outs per pme. The playing r.eld is 60 yardslona and 30 yards wide with 10 yard end :z.ones. The ball is put in play from the 20 with a place kick that must stay in bounds and travel ar least 10 yards. Any fumble Is a dead ball. The play from scrlmmqe consists or a total or live downs to make a touchdown. Three men must be on the offensive line at the time or the snap. Huddles bave a 2S second time limit and all violayoru are either three or nine yards. Any player Is ellaible to catcb a pass and strict pw interference rules will be in effect. Th< offendve team 111ust inform opponents on punts, wbieh can occur on any clown. Blocking ldeks Is not permitted . Tacldin& or holdina any player 15 prohibtled and all two-hand tags must be on the body below th< neck and above the knees. Cleated shoes or baod protective eqUipment cannot be worn. All playcn showing up for a pme must present a c:uncnt UB ideotJriCat.ioo card 10 th~ ptaidina official. Any further questions can be answered by Bill Cronin 11 636-S'IOO, or Larry Pec:k at> 636-5630. - Th«xxorr D. Dick come on home to Mother's EnJOy Moth•<• we~reopcn p<rfeet pozzas. superla ~ ives:pa.ghetti, .....,.....,.~oiii;JOJJ super wbma.rines and rr..h·bated luaJna in Moth<r's . Roanna 20·s dinina·room. Pi<tup and n<lchbourbood delivery too. from II amuU !=Monday th!ou!lh Thullday and I rom I I :om till 2 am Frida y and S.tur· day. Sundays & holidays noottlo lam Pi122 P.utour& Spaghetti House STUDENT SPECIALIII 10% DISCOUNT o.. ~ o.u~-Order ol 110.00 or • - to tbe Aabent c...p~-- J - ....... .,..., •blcleat lJ). to tbe ......... ·lOIJ· .... ...,; - - ...._- 7420 Tru.it Rd. Amhent. ~ BEER • WU(E • COCKTAILS �l J!. ~ j nw~~·P.,.,..,..k StAll: TM Unt..ralty of Roc:heat., m•t up wltl'l • tHQtt Ul Women'• team Ud• _.... Oilt on tht E:mcou Court, •• ua HUndfr won. roct.atr 1\lod oniJ n,. ollut ...,., 14 plaY«~ ,..urn for,,., Naton.. Royals net a two win advantage The UB women's cmnjs ceasn displayed iu talenu qalnJt the University of Rochester Tut$day, beatina them $·2 overall. They won their first match last Friday, 4-3 · o vw Niaaan Universiry . Last year's top UB player, Debbie DiCarlo, was lost to 11aduation, and top SIJ11la player !or th.is season, Dee Dee F,.btt, is siddined nunin& a sprained ankle. But Women's Tmnb Coach Connie Camnitz. insisu. ••tbU year's team is JltOIII," Four sa>iors are murnina this year to play, aloaa with junior Heidi Julb, wbo is praauly Cilllaa the top sinaJes SpOO . Ftabman Julie Grayson, "a really prombina pia}'«" aa:orclin& 10 11>< .....:!! , played the seoood 1inaJ<o spoc qa~n,. Roell.,.a in her fltSI m01ch for UB. ' M t D Both Juhl and Grayson 101 off slow aaalnst tb~ir Rocltener opponnns loslna the S<~, and comlna back In the final two. Sue S.hmldt, playina the third ..... match, put her opponent Evdyn Orau away, 6-4, (>.). cominJ beck from lUI: wetle"s win aaaln• Niaaara University, played founh slll&)es and Patty Koerner pt.yed filih. Eacll went three m s , but 1011 t o their Rochester opponcnu, Alice Ouarine and Sue A<lcardli. In doubles, fiiSl"'>>Oted um l.alie and Linda ("Spanty" ) Stidham took tbdr match after a nerve-ractina 7·5 Jle brbkcr. ~ duo f~nally broke Anne Emmor.. and Oayle Nutlle. Lynne Klrcllmaler and Sharon Wols!:y won 11>< aecond doubles match for UB *ith JCOres o f s.1, (>.3, (>.2. An f.,.,. c.xhibilion doubles match was won by Barb MacDonald and Tina OrandilS of UB. TM~I'f\lmti.aty o\nall lrll~ll~ =u=:l:s. CIAME. tEf. MATCH: TM ~~t ltlnNa tHm looll Itt ucond ttr1Jght tnlteh on Soppon Needed Spectators for the match i11tiJUt Unt'"""". .. - ".. ~2. 0..0 ....._,.~ n - b y Rochester indud¢ Mr . and'l.!rs. Stidham, parmu of UB's fii'St University in Ontario, Canada. Even *lib the top player missina doubles team. Mrs. Stidham, while Camnil% said Wednt$day sbe hopes from the oouru, the UB team was avidly ntchina her d.tualtlers' that ~ Dee Fuher wUI be bact leli with some advanta&e over march, explained that the many playiq in time for the road trip. Rochester. Only five oflast's year's )urt they have bern playina atona founecn players returned 10 th< The top player bopes so also. side ei.cb . Olbes has belped their " I bate just watcltlna." she said. Rochester team, anct tbue are no same. ~ few other spectators However Fuher added, " I doll~ seniors: on the squad. 8u1 attendin& the contest stood quielly tllink I'm ready to play in the first Rochester coach Jean Farnum as the two.;,..,.. ftnallycame from SpOO." TniDU Mite Rdlly has won't worryaboutlosina players to behind in their tie breaker to beat bern belpinc bcr an ber ankle bact araduation this yar. c.mnJI%. tilt Rochester pair in the last match In sbape, but sbe's hesitant to nan bowever, wiD -ch 1981 araduatioo the day. The team needo more tate four Royals.-T...,mi Jamison hard on it. spectators for the home matches, aa:orclin& to €oadl Camaiu. The •upporr ISdps the playuo' lltitudea. ~ team takes off to McMaster or C A L VOTING POll SENATE ELECTIONS will be TUESDAY, S.pt. l3 a WIDNISD.Y, Sept. 14 fro• t 0 • • to a.oo , . at - Squire Lounge Goodyear Aimed FOroes Sc:holanhip&, P.O. aox C1ns, ~ Slatioo. NY 11746 . . . lim ..-.a in Aimed FOroes Heallh Pltilessions Sct1cllar$ljp ~lor phySicians I under1llw>d there IS no Obligation. (CbM) /YrrrfO Capen Student Club Lehman (Governors) NIWvO ~ GITOUT ~ .&VOT£1 �Flying saucers invading Ellicott l ~ Tosst/tJt 'b« will be Ill< catcb'l'hr-llllo. all<rDoon u IM El"-t Athletic F'ldil bceOtn.. Ill< &IJhl for the AJsoci.uion of Collcae Unions-lntcmatiooal (.>.C\J.I) Campus Frisbee Tournament . Co~nn1enc:itta at 2 pm .. thr tournammt features both a Men's and Women•• dlvidon, whh winners advancing 10 the Reainnal competjlioo 10 be held Januuy JO.Fd>ruary I at llle Rocb..l<r lnstitUie of TechnoJosy. Divisloo repr<S<t~l&lives rccdve a paid entry fee, room, ond l11llllp0f'Wion 10 lhc RocbCSlcr fl For Lbc _....u. a live-foot diom<lcr boop will be r.ct ohm: rea orr Lbc IIJl)Wid. hrticlpMIJ will take follt IDua from eadl of seY<nlocallons. All<mpu Include nraialn.on ond JO.dqrcc anJ)c sbou, and will ~ ""'"'from between 15 and 35 yards. ~ A :10 by 70 yard field will be used for IM cliJtance ~ event. One point will be awarded for eacb ten yardllhe frisbee is IJirown, wilb a nwUmUlD of IOVOO pouible ; polnll on eadl of IM four throws. The dix, lbo,.h, ~ mllSI lac>d within lllc lO ya.rd boundary. r~ showdowo. "The nic:c lhina about this IOummCDt," UB Dim:tor "I'Jo one a perfect JOOfC or S6 poiau or ~ Prosrammina o..sty Miller said, 'is in tbe sill YQn "<'ve bad lbc tourney bctc at '1:111." tba it provider oo opponu.oity for a JQ0C1 campus recalled Milln. "I( 1001oooc did. II_.., be a pr4oy activity, and thm Sludeots han a cl>ancc lo meet with bia deal. " / other~ Slud<nU.'' Lo.:aoed ~the Ambcrs~ Campus Tennis C6wu, UB compet.. in R<&lon II of AC\J·I, which includt> IM Elllco<o Field is the spoo for toilmamcnl all of New York Stale, """'P' New York O tyaod Long rqiaratlon. For a fcc of Sl.OO, any full·llmc UB Island, but pans of Quebec and Ontorlo. nudeot con panicipatc in this test of disec>lol)'. But . if Wlnnert at the rqiooals recch~'c an all-apeme paid interCSled Sludmovan muc It to Room 20 of Squin clcke\ to the Nollonals 10 be hdd at tM University of lhiJ befcwc I p .m.,'Miller r-ru that a SI .OO Clllry foe TC!Ul<SIO< at Knoxville on April JO.May I. will make it. The Wbam-0 Corporatioft, spotUOn or 111< N~al Toumamcnt, bas provided 20offKialll9pam frisbees If frisbee lin'o your - . look for mort ACU.I r.. usc at lbc UB qualifl<f. The frisbees wiU lbco be ~ed tournaments Ibis year. " We lbould be awarded as priza. bovina our table socca (foosball) <VCtU ,IVIthm the OCXt The c:ompetition iudf eoruiJts or ... ac:cvraey ....,, IDOftlh. •• promised Miller, ' 'and a billiards compnhion and ll d.illa.ncc. nenl, with the total combined score within &ix wtek,. •• Bcxh wiD also feanuc conccsu at lht rcgionlll and nodonal.lovels. dcccrmlnin& wiMert. bal._,.,.,.,. i O!)<Om.,..... I GRADUATE STUDENT$ '«i,zard of odds by Eddie ud Tile PtaiiJaa Guard We're still here. Fonwwely, the National Foorball League bu scabillucl in ord<r for The Wll.Otd to rcpln r...,.erabilhy. A 10 win wock brinp ow season toLl! to IS-13-a bad above-.500. Bll{flllo 11, NtwOrlelns 17; After lli<Sainu raU>c. it's bact co Rlcb Stadium r.. a sellout del willl llobbtClwldJcr and lhc bo)'S. (BUffalo slloalda't ba~ ""Y problem movlna lbc baD but mllll be wary of Ill< Cllj)lclolw s.w.· Chkalo 16. Mlnnuoto U; Ahmad Ruhad snap 'his usual ll passes but u is alwan the cue, Payton's tM - ·> difference. (AI least the Vilcings won't have to watcb the11pponcnos rack up the polnu). Ntw Yont Jcrs J/, SGn Ff'tlndxo 24; And n7's an:q'l tbc only thln.. laklna to the air In Aushlna thls ...,.k'. (Walsh's 49'crs 1r0 obead of Ill< prne by at lcuttwo ycatt). Pitubtur/1 11. CfncJnAMi 11; 11\11 1n obc ~or lite Wizard's mind lies a~ upset. (Batpls ftr< t)p on dcf""" wbco Fomst Gna loiiDOWICCO lhc Stcdcr illjury lia-it'slona). KIIIUIIS Cilj. :10, Ckrdand 17; Wow! Two winless WI10dm mtosl finally attempt t win. (llrowo'S' defcollive. ~ is loadina the team In ~· Thaa's lloul!lo). Drrro/t JS, Sl. Louis 28; Sims vs. Anderson. In other wordl-dda )'dt't roo~r,me..- vs. lulxuon's. (Bodo- doo't knOw lbc IIICUilla or del-). . waivttrs are availafiDJ fo r gtaduatfl students at 103 Talbflrt Hall Fflfl Atianla 201 Miami 11,• M)'5cery hour. Wbo•u be n artlna at quarterback for the Dolphins? (Banko,..kl's comlna up in tbe mold or Atcblo Mannina. A liulc I'!•· but there whm it eounu). HoUSton28,/ktltfrntHoe 10,· Compbcll's rccdved a $CC of Biooic: teolh to 10 a1ona with Ill< .at or his body. (Colt's early Kbc:ilult ...c:bcs up with lhcm. YOOI ha¥e lbc top fnoeCI\W1crbeebln the Nfl. ODd lbco you ba"Ye •Df!ad//ntt tor s ubmllllng appl/callon is FRIDAY, SEPT. 19 at 4 pm Bc:itJoaa). Otlkklnd 21. Wall lntton 10; ~old men dute it out before AI Davis' mock._.. (No doubc tblo noatdl willao IIQWD 10 cbc wire ODd possibly into o•cnimc.) Los An,ldu :10, Gmm &ly 10; Rope this prne Isn't on JELSAR lau.ndry a: Dry Cleaning "' TV. (Tbe Ram running &IIlii.< pops up on the home tlltf.) • Seorlk 21, N•w En1lattd 11! As ion& 1U Zorn's arm dOCSJ>'l (all orr, tb... yO-yO I COlD$ will pull OUJ all kinds Coin LaundrY - Maytag Toploadlng Washers or tricks. (Tbe NFI.. hu two Oukey tcam~-t!J Seabawks and New EnJ)aod-it's hard to pier tins 4276 No. Bailey Ave. - 834-896 3 one.) (N- DtdJas 10, T - &ly 10; Everybody ou&ht 10 seod a letter to CBS-requcstlnt tbal Donas (the team) be taken orr lbc air. (America's lam is bceomin& America's bore.) • Dvo- U, SGn tHqo 7: The fabUlous Cbaraor aerial pm< lUlls in tbe thin air. (Nobody looks forward to • trip to Mile Hl&h Stadium. Besides, the O.argcrs haiiC w--. Load St. Pwma Pms Orten Sundlly 8 em - 6 pm . WELCOME. BACK . . BREAKFAST!! , , ~ ~ FEE WAIVER• &,eryone is incited to the first Com~uter f3reak/ast o/ the semester. NtWJ AIHiil.6le at: Tlw SA Office 111 Taillm Hall, AC ' DEADUNE: ... TODAY - Friday, SeP,t. 19 &om 8 am until 12 Noon in the FiUmore Room - Squire Hall (MSC) 2125 Lb. Rug OPEN Monday tttru Saturday,& am - 10 pm a !2.pmo'loslna streak goina to Denver.) Ploiki«Jpllils JO, N•w York Clonts / J; Still, fr• Tartmtoo rc(UJ<S co shut up. Dandy would have bcm sinlina by IM second qUJIIU'f. (Blow out .) . S'• -lSc Doughnuts -FREE BEVERAGE Mew some new friends /or the ,ear Longmeadow) Orycleaning by the Pound ATTENDANT ON DUTY I~ .....,__..._...,. . 4• p.JSept.I M ' "- A1TENTION W. SA. FUNDED 'CLUBS Pick ., t..ipt' pacbb &o. tile ~ Aaeoc. Office. . .... ... .A; . . . . . . . ..... . -- ...... .... · · · · - - - - .. . ~ ------= �' OETERMINAlfOH: The l~ndtnl is an oro•nlutJon lhal ,, • commllt~ to f*plttg the hand~apped In ~ ••~11 of lift, u weflas tnllgtlttn.Jng student• 1nd 111ft lo tM nHda or IM dtubfed. louttcf on tht Urtt lloor ot ~i rt Halt, ti'MI organtu11on'a on~ requlrM'IIInt fot YOtunt..,, •• • dtslre to Mlp. Independents w~Jrk for handic---·1:1more aware 01 the needs by Elleen Lee I School spirit in many large schools and univttsities is onen hard co come b)'. But no mauer how good or bad it g<U, tl\ac feeling of invol't'tmcnt or desire to be involved is ktenest in Sq)tember. '"' The Independents is not a politica' party. It h a US oraantua.ion comprised of students and others interested in hdpinJ the •bandicapped. One iu primary purposes is monitoring rbe -caforccmetu of 1hc Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 5&4, which mandates chac pubUc buildinas and facilicies muse be accessible to che disabled. Independents President Colleen McCanhy described some waYt che lfOUp accomplishes its other goal-maki"i scudenu and s~arr or newsletter about JocaJ and national - 1-S.A. x..-_.s.A. ~~ Cont~ct C\ob Coribb..on S.A. - swimming and bowling co beeome something more than a spectator spon (or the handicapped. Viola Diebold, -ASsociate Professor in R«rearion, Alhfttics and Rclat<d lnsl!uccion, bas ~ the driving force behind the'.e articles from everyone. programs and, wich the help or Awareness DaYt. also sponsored studenv.-oluntcers, hopes to expand. by the lndc~ndents, i& aimed at the activities to include · weight malr.inJ cbe un·handit8pped pa'SOn machines, basketball and physical more sensitive to the diUiculties filnes.s and conditioning. involved, for examp(e. in using a Buc ~olunceers arc che key, wheelchair or with be:ing blind. McCarthy claimed, for wilhout There is also wort with the parents them. these "reaeadoOaJ act~vities or disabled children. wiU remain out of reach for the people who may wane :aDd n~ Not ..,....loro them the mo$1.." One or the orsaniutions• most The only requ,i r.ement for a rewarding accomplishments, v,glunceer is a desire Co help; no however, bas been its Adapiive Other qualifications are necessary .. Physical edUcation program. Retrieving bowling balls or McCanhy said. In the pasc, th< explaining the 'back. stroke are just a program has enabled ac:tivhies like few of the ways one can' help oul, Interested in a Club just lor youJ - the issues and problems that penain to the handicapped. Produced entirely by volunc~rs, cbe paper welcomes lnternational Students Please Read: lrmlilutS.A. or handicapped. Firsc, she explained, there is the lndcpendent Observer, a $ptCtrum SIQ,jf Wrirr-r Houtin H11wii ut 136-6701 Hiroyvld NqtmtlrN ot &32·2641 Lf<m Lt• 1ft ~SJOJ HV.. /(jm .ot 8JJ-2fs;7 .. ~~~~o~1!emO::~ :'~;':tfr: "f~ panicular demand. · At the present tihte, academic credit is not available~ however. Dlcbold said she is looking into it . Localed on the r"'c Roor or Squire llall, cbe Independents are hopins for a larac }esponst- from tl\escudent body wno they call cheir ''biaa..c ally.'' Wilh 34 wheelchair studens. 28 of whom are blind-and IIIAJ\Y, many ochers whose disabilities ue less obvious or not reponed- no response could be coo big. ..., ATTENTION GRADUATE · StUDENTS . ' Volunteers are needed to serve-on the G.R.A.O: ReSearch Council. Duties will include revlewiflg applications for graduate . student grants: . If int erested, pteas~ call the · GSA Office at 636-2960. ·- ·x-. 0 ~ 0 ~ 0..., -z-< ..·C\ ' �Classroom as no,., ....__ by JCut RotlotGbfr&a' !iptcrnun Sttljf Wrlltr WNYILP The W~rb Nc:w York Independent Uvina Projea, IUlOOOIDOUS offshOOf or The lnd~dmts, is pllrulina to purelw< the former Buffalo Pubtie Sc:hool Numbc;r U as part of on ambitiow pr08f8SD to ereate a Uvitta 11"1 commW!ity c:cnter for the disabled. Aeeordin& to the project '• Direaor and founder TOny Serra, the two-SIOry brick bui!dina will KrVt as a cornerstone in the movement to hdp the handicapped function produc:tivdy in coeicty. 'Ole plam for the projec:t are beina madded after the Independeru .Livins Center in1 Berkcl<y, Cllifornia, which began ten years 11&0 with a 8fODt from the &n Univtriity of California. (HUD}. IWprd! by Til~ $pffli'W1ICSIJmates the 1 purchase COSI at 560,000. t The building became avai!Abl< ..,., iU previous ., owoer found the fmancina interest rate 100 hi&b. San :J ~- Theschoolitsdfb£1atcd rorhousin&asthe " plan ealls for 21 ta<ally IICC<SSibl< apartmaUS. Each disabled person, ll<OQrdins to Seira, ha5 dilfera11 ~ = . 'I"' ~~:;',' t~e~:.!e to accomno<lau the most After ' doinJ sraduatr ··uncUna NHCkd '*arch at BetJcdey, Serra brou&ht hb id... back to Buffalo. " I've hten working on this fortwo and a half I A job development and placement p<08fam i• year., althou&h the projttt has only been. reality since planned for the future ... wdl .. $0me type or tesaJ J~uary. when it officially b«ame incorporated." ad ..·ocacy program to organiu eovemmenl lobbyinc Serra said. ~!;!;~~1:n ~:[;';•is- for such lcpl service> .. LAtJ/.J {7\..f\ J According c.o the DJrecror, the Cenftr at Berkeley is HlntemationaJJy known," and is the leader in the movanmt to aid the handicapped. "Most diiab1ed people are tausht bow to be dependmt." explained 1 Serra. t T"frey must instead learn to be i.odcpe-ndc:nt:• One- goal of the project is to eventually provide a wide range of services for all types of handitappcd people-llte physically dbabled,the blind, tltedeaf, and th0$C: with de-bilitating di~.ases such as muscular dystrophy. A housing referral KrViee is planned, accord in& to project membtr Erk Dahlmer. 10 assist in locating aC(CUible homes. h will also provide infonnation on bow to eonven non-aceessibJt housin1 into somethins useful to th< bandi!:appcd. A sales servict department wiU also be itt up for wheelchairs, medieal equipment and drivins equipmmt. Althoil&h Serra did not dis<:us.i the bunding's COSI, he explained his corpoflllion will p<ovide an initial $3,000 payment with the remainder supplied by a Federal loan now pending approval from the Oep~cot of H~wlna and The project coordinators hope 10 hire people to work }n the apanmmt.s for two or three bours eacb day, assisting in bathin& and UftilJ& res-de-nu to and from their · wheelchairs. A counseling staff wiU also be set up. Project leaders explained that one Vet')' impona.nl goal is co find· some mean.s of coordinating these ..fvices with those of other !neal asencirs. The fu ture of ih< p<ojtct, Serra said ,depends on funding, "Hke anyrhin& d~." Asidr from the loan. the noo-profit p<ojea will be financed throusb community suppon and pan~s from the Orfic:e of Votational Rehabilitation. · ''Hopefully,'' Serra indica1ed, ''these: srant~ wiU help us provide more £<rvi<ts and hire a full-tim< Stoff to rcplact" our c:urrcnt voluntecc staff,·· wbicb lndudes only himself and an AssiStant Direc:tor. "Risht now, most of the people in The lndcpondcnu 3fe hclpins w set orr the 8found. "-bnllllntained. But Serra emphasized that the !neal community is •upportin& his efforts. "h will be a mutually benelicial Urbal>r-n.v.. ~i-"'-";.;m~m ;.;...•_•_it_u•-t-io_n_:_·- - - - - - - - - - . . - - -..,.;,. ""Szechuall Restaur~n4lnc. 832-5555-6 Reol Peking & S:w.dwon Scyle !'ood ,:o... St•dea.t Diacount T N.a. to Fri. llaa to Jlp-. 1'AUOOT 8E:RYJC£ Tel. 83Z·55SS 831·5556 s.t. a s-. c,_to u,_ Recent Trends in US-Chinese Relat io qs Lecture given by Lilian B. Monk, lntet'nationaJ 'rrade Specialist, t:JS Department of Commerce Ms. Monk received her BA is Political Science and <;:hinese from StJNY/AB. · Spent one year in Taiwan as a Rotary Fellow. Completed her MA is lnternationaJ Studies at Columbia University. CuJTently serves as a consultant on all aspects of 'Sino-American Commerei'al Relations for the US Department of Commerce. ' Monday, September 22, 1980 2:00·3:00 p .m . ,_ ..,.......,._..._.. I >Ooo .,.,._ .... TIMI"'- "T!IL'tiiE~T.WV.110N:Hitllo'l ......... _ _ . , . ol .... ofr(a ...,.... _ _ , • .. ___ Thl:l> ......... la-outtllde ..:..~. ....... 1'M&tn Ofl . . . s-. ... The buildin&.'s loc:ation on Montcalm Pllcc:, just off -.~ Main Street, IJ imponaru,Serra empbasiud, because _ .. We want lO Set lniO th~ community and the ct ndshborhoods." Dahlmer Slipulated that "This is nO< : a nursins horm. Wt wotnc a place: what diablec '0 peopl~ can interaa with tbe cdinmunitr." ~ 138 Crosby Hall Main Street Campus i �, ...................... ,_ ; Audi~ ••• fl . ~ I ! \ audit so the Lqiltat~ can act responsibly," the President said, 1nYitloa the Committee to dr..., iU own oondosinas on Carey's motive. Tbc otbcr topic of Ketter's prerauatloo to the £ommittee lavolved another "serious" maner-tbt> Office of Civil JtiabiS hu filed a discrimination oomplaint a,pinst UB aiid four· other Suny Schools. A former UB Graduate Studeat's dissertation Is the basis of the eharac which claims SUNY bas disc:rimin.ared apiost minorities in its hlrlna prK!i¢es and In student recruitment. ....:_The woman-Marsha Von ''lucrative areas of the UnlversiLy," Medicine, Boainccring, Dentistry and Maoaaemeot. The other scbools named in the cbarae are Albany, Bingbamton,Stony Br~. the Upstate Medical Colleae io Syracuse, the pownstate Medical Colleae in New York City. The araduate student conducted a study on the practleel of the school aad attached to her appendix a c:omplalot aaainst tbe SUNY system, wbicb she sent to Wasbinaton and the Office or Civil Rights . Arter some hesitation, that Office acted on Dewarlt-chars~d the complaint against $UNY, discJimination in !be most ·which then forwarded a letter to I each University named, asking that each bqin to prepare for a possible case. SUNY requested that UB ao back into iu files and product lisu of all people (and their credentials) who b..t apptied ror jobs in the past three years. Every communication, Ketter intoned, would have to be included-even letters that only expressed interest in positions-in the list sent to ,Albany. Additionally, Albany wants a detailed breakdown in stu<knt proarams. Currently, UB Affttmati~ Action Officer Malcolm Augostini fias FQntacted the other schools trying to act ad~itional infQrmation in • frtends wish you lockon a btgexam. Gooa friends stick -around to see h~w you did. putting tosctb~r UB's response, but details are still scarce. Ketter explaiaed that SUNY Ceatral's Ugal Council was worll:ina on a cbaUen&c to tbe complaint on the arounds k was oriainally too vaaue. "They arc aucmpting to bave it restricted or ruled out as insufficient," Ketter told his audienee·in the Jeanette M,artio Room. Fualllauopk ' The President anno Ced a new policy for theA\Jtu~ that would have UB ll:eq~ record$ of thb kind for three yean, before disposina of them. He said that confusion re(gned here and across the State when no setlenSth of time for ll:eq~ina such rcoorlls existCd. _ After Kelter's two blockbuster announcements, the disawion shilled bac't to a mo~ • familiar toplc-~neral Education. Numerous questions have arisen over the implementation of the plan, which would provide a wide{ varied education tb students. A iu last meetina, the F.c:ult)'Salate saw deq~ raervations about the entlrt.J1roi<'51 only to · have Cbu'11!!ib Norman Solkoff delay further debate until a ~ter.meetina. Some •division bas surfaced 'l)ver. whether the Faculty even . wbbes to have the proaram impkmented. In fact, -Ketter &SKrted that "there are at least six people in this room wbo • "'ve asted me to not let it get off the sround." Solkoff made It clear that the entire issue will surface at a special meetlna later thb F.U, devoted.~usivdy to, General Educuillii. ' Solkoff said the projeet was in limbo until tbe Implementation Task Foree, chaired by Robert ,C«veny, presented• its report next week."After tbat, we will diJCWf the report and debate. tbe reLationship betw- tbe c:omm.ittee's recommendations and its feasibWty, Al specla!Jy called Faetalty Senate meetioas. " be told The SR«trwn. HJaber Edueatioll Associate Professor Bruce F'raocls preiCIIted IUs TeacbiQa Quality CommlUee ~eport, which he admitted would ca- "some COIItroversy." The 20 paae documeat focuses oa the npport betwec:a ICIICbct and uudent' a ad aives iu recommeadat1ons ~n tbat subject aad oa the matter of teacher evaluadooa. After diii:uaiaa the report aaoal'' tbetnelves, the t1oaunlaee ¥oced to -d It'on 10 .1M fall Scule for lWtber clebete aad a vote. Tbe report h a• been tbe center of -trovmy~ llllil only on its topk, but 111. 1&1 call. for the focus to b e switdted to ''iaterpersooal comm.u11ieation'' between audad llltd teacher. Seoator Barbara H owell illqldnd oa lila .wus or the 11tM IX complaint qa1ost UlllvtraltlL by the women's bowlloa "team. Ketter the .......... tMrtbe- •...,. ba.. - iiMir DWD lbrwu" by 1-Piaa 1oo - D rroe a Hievaa'c to a foreal ~. "We bave DOt been alapped whla it," Ketter -.red, "and die whole matter ~~i~!~=~~~=====================~~~::::::~~~~~~~~~:~-~·d·· ·.~~~~!):~:~~;1.::.:;;~ on �Eyewitness Irv goes Broadway 'Variety ' christens The Playhouse -· / - - -- -- --"Y John lopion.~ All rfNo world"s • ' ' - ar>d..., ••• rfNo ploron ,..,~, Sometimes people 7 ospocially those who ha~ made '"'"' artistk mart. in anot~ f!tld-ta ko lho old batd's lines • little too ~fy. f1rst 10 ~ve the-w de,uskmi or grandeur were wuhed up •~fe tes. then out-of-officr pohlidans ond most recen1ly a IOIH"Oied S..ffalo MWKAJll'f. Tho lotest to loke lhe plunl" Into the world of sound a Ad n~:ae is Atbitron~s liuJe dorlloc lrv Wtlnstein. l ho I'IWI who brinas film 11 11 and rololes toles ol blozi<lc in7emos ' - btcome • downtown theototr dl>trict p h o - n. drawlnt full hou~ to his jointlY ""'ned, you r....,. The Plovhouse. s,...,. And the Hale lrv Woiost.eon that runs the . _ theater and does the rwko nichtlv WI(8W MWKISU, also PfOCiu<t$ Tho Playhouse's pnomler PfOCiuctlon Voriol y and stars io iL If that's of the not.._., , bespocudod fact spouter. he sinp in lhe production too. Tri<*y Jooo-1' The the•t.er itself ~almost IS rnterntlna ..s its m1in ~tttKtion •nd owno<. Constructed within lhe ruins of 'L•ube·s O&d S~in restaUrli.nl ad,acw.t to Shea's Buff• lo. lhe Playhouse Is for from completo. 8uL its obvious imporiectlons lend IO the c:lwm of the Almost SO seal theole<. After stopplna 11 a malteshilt ticket booth, aettlna lhrouah the lobby Is • tricky journey ol dodp>a seaffolds, point cam ond om~ to the theale< -· Fint al~ •• the.,..., • nd the seatina confHSft to the ,....,_, ol the projOCL Tho d>alr> ore comtO<Uble cord t•bl~lkt ...... ·····-· SOlis ond the walls - IIOplftd with CUIUins .-mblina cordutoy, which elfectMiy disculM the ~ ....,;nclen ol the strveturo'> post lift •• • ~ ~,... -.... . ....... ·- ··- ·-- ......... -- .. ·····-- -- ... �Weinst~>t·ri ~ .-;:--·-- .__.to> tile City's · and Other Sir~ is set in the bedroom But !he l'l&ybooDe pWons could be · of a sex-....d wife and her not..o.e.sily 11-. fiJim the Old Sp.in. Tti. full house stimulated husb&i1d. Tess Sp.ncler, aJ the c..-1 was. honoopnous In styles and OW<ilosed on ho[mone> wife, dc?es not loob. Mostly w~ suburbanites capture the comic essen<>e pf her ""ioYint the rulm of middlecharacter. The lines seem forced and the aaedom oc.c:upjed the 1ray cushioned audience reacts with polite chair>. Peppered throu1hout the crowd WOfe some voun1 theater...,en. wbo, despite the ... difference. seetned to enJoy the production as much as the jeweled pseujk>rnatrons. Billed as "A Tlfeattlcal Anlholo,y'' , Variety lived up to Its name. Clancin1 at the proaram which listed the dramatic tidbits the company wu aoine to act out, few themtrtic:' s-lmllarities coold be. noted betwHn the proposed productions. l.oose tt.l... f~n-an im itation'"of Sh.akespeare•s Rumor or a Creek tra.aedv's Chorus -feebly tried to tie toaether the loose strinas left after ea ch skit. Fettunately, the performanCe of Steven Cooper as Everyman saved the character from the total banality. Va~ie>t y's first scene. taken laulf!ter-knowln1the intencled humor is funny, but Span1ler"s presentation 'doe~ not provide the proper outlf!l. Weinstein. however, did a better job at ellctlna some real emotions. Portraylna John, the' belea(ured husband, Weinste in enttalled the ct\)Wd- most of which came here to see him and not the production. • Maybe It was hearine him recite lines other than " you heard it first ,here on Eyewitnes,o News" or the fact tli)t·he was In underwear, that made hfs comedic debut a success. The tone chaneeo in the second vignette with f«mer r•dto movie critic 8yma Weiss portraying Celia from Ceorae Furth's moving drama Twiss. Fat from the liaht mood exhibited hi_ Lovers, the tone slowly ohanee1 from happy as Celia tsulierbly a<;ledl awaits the arrival of a friend s-he has not seen in years, to sad as Celia•s constant chatten reveals the mental problems she has, to tflaic as her past are revealed to sHow tfle9bvlous strain on her delicate sanity and her marriqe. Weiss' performance outshines even Weinstein's as she expertly handles four completely diffe""'t roles 'ranaina form the crozyCountess Aurelia in The Mad Woman of C~illot to the happy-ao-lueky FriOUlein Schneider in Cabaret. rr~a of adftoloolon As that Cennan mi.ss. Wei.» and than providin1 an~ answers. Probably the best entertainment fostered•by The Thrft Sisters WIJ EveryrQan's comment alter the presentation. Notina that the thrH sisten d id not live happily ever aftet. Everyman observed. " But !h... no._one ever eets what they want In Chekov anyway." Unfortunately, after The Three Si.rersthe play begins to fall apart dramatically. The Mad Woman of C~illot, a spacey femal ~ only scene, is choppy and unintelliaible at times. Althouah Arhtur Miller's Death of a Salesman Is well _,. acted - particularly by Weinstein a.s Willie Loman-it is pointlesus compared to its predecessors. If Variety has any underlyina Weinstein. as her Jewish caller, sparltle toeether in an inane sona about pineapples. Llstenina to broadcaster sins with a Yiddish accent was almost worth theme- pos.sibly man-wom·an the price of admission. relationships- Death of a Salesman shreds Male ch1racters were physically absent, any theories. yf!l s piritually present durlne. the followine A.cute endina with Jame1 Thurbe(s The two seaments of the antholoey. Chekov's • Last Flower, featuring a strange slide show The Three Si5ters, despite another fine withthe cas~ tops off an enjoyable, but actina perf"l"'ance from Weiss, failed to exotic evening. affect the audience. Chekov's deep studies in character were foiled by the He tells it like ir is, he nevet throws u.s a antholoev's short format. The Three Sisters curve; nobody does it like ltv. . left the audience with questionS rather - not William Shakespeare .tASTE THE BEER THAT OUTSElLS .. ALL THI!OTHERS IN CAN-ADA: lABAlTS. WEINSTEIN/ Joaeph A. Weies . Goodnews~ Labatt~, Canadas No. ,.selling beer. is now imported to the us. So, now its easier to try our Labatt$-and ~nd the secret of liS popularity. .. • , We ~you'll~~ lha~ crisp, ilean arid natutallndy, the '-r-lhar tiUIIe5 A aood.as the oountry if comedrom. . ' ,_.VARIETY . THINK OF CANAQ.\ · THINK OF LAIWTS The Playhoute 652 Maiu Sueet M'« .,.. ~IIIli &0 •IH't'l• ll1 ""* .,..sa...<Jo., , riclwta /orI•• ••• s...""• S4 /or ?121180. •t l!ht... ,., / I ,: :z f ~HOTO COPYING ••••• ~,~Hoi �'Why Innovation Fails·, K~tter as a by llrth<H leYfM, SUNY Press, no ol Pll,.,..:n4 ----J>Y Thomu R. Cocolo . It \; fairly >af~ to onume llult ~rthur Lev!ne's new ISook, Why /nnovotlon F.,/1, will not appear on t~e Nf!W York Times bttn seller l~t In tiM! c<Hnlna decode. Vet neil~e< Levine nor his SUNY publisher> would mlod. bee. use Levine Is not Harold Robbins and hiS booltJ ore not Intended for the mass populas fnJtetd, Why /nnov.rlon Falb Is a rtieorch book. deallna with the process and end of innovation In hither eduu~. l~ine defanes tnnovaltan 4.s " the ~orture from the trldltional prac;ticts Of ' " ota•nlz.•tion •• H• devi~i a theoiV outllnina the p<oceu of innovation ln four sttp5, First b a re<oanhlon of the need for change fn an Institution; the next step plans a solution; the third steP Implement> tho plan; and 1M! final step decides whether It should be accepted or dropped levine conc;tntrnes on UB and mn<WJttonJ impJrmented by Pr.,.odent f.41rtln Meyerson in the lott 1960's and .. rlv 1970's US wu a pnvatt school p<edomonated by W.,ttm New YO<k uudenu before It me.aed ~ rth the SUNY syttt m 1n 1962 Upon merger, lhe school arew Jnd 1 conllnuina num~r of New Vodo C•tv resld~U weu~ accepted UB 1ppeored d~stlned · to become a Univt'rsitv ''designed to 'land ,.lth the fin~st in t.he c.oun1ry atuac-rlng and ho~dina vouna me:n and women irom all ovrr thr world.'' MdtUn Meyerson, a former de-an of environment-al dtStln at Ber~•lev. "'" appOinted p,~,dt"f'lt and hi} ao•l was to 1nnovote UB illto "the Berk•l•y ofthefm• hero Mt\'e<>on plonned a solution-step two of Innovation He would drvide the Unive<olty Into many colleaO> Each ~oil•••· like Tolstov (Coll•ae F) or Colleae' ~· wu ""pOnsrbte for flndlna Instructors and oUI!'rine nudt.nb 'haflenama courns, As this was fmp lemented. many of the Colleae.s- most s~ciflcally t~ now defunct Colleae A-were abuslnathelr Pf'"lvileae:s. Colfeae A allowed students to aive them.selves course arade-s and 90 percent reoponded by aivina thetn>elvH A's Colleae ~ lnOVfll olf-Qmi>U'. and d:Ken_ttali'zatin crew wrth!n the Unf\lersity TIM! Colleges were alleaedly not provid'ina studenu w•1h diver>e educational opportunities 100 experienced tevet~ state buda•t cuu which hampered their arowth SltnP/V P\1~ innovation tailed and the rlou of the Ia"' 1960's were breakln1 out on campus, In levine's model, the ntuct Cornmittoe to ovenee the" oporallon. Ketu< hod oil 12 Colleaes produdna 0 profit. Ultimatt!ly th<ee 0<1tside evoluator; in a 1978 report that t.he prese<~t pOJition of ••lei Buffalo's Colleaes o(is a remarkable Jccomplishment." ~ Stop In ril hl clire<tion Levine's writ1ne style!' fs >ornewhai riald. but he rs ac~ura.t-e and thou.aht provoklna After ,.,dina the boot, my fel·nas were mixed about PrHodent Kette<. I admired his action>. but the concept of him u • cansolrdato< •nd the antit.heib of '" innov•tor botheN m~ It impl.es tNt our Univenity Pr.,.ldent ;. somewhat unimaaln•tive. Yet. perhaps hu lack of lnnOYition was due to 1 cCHnmltment for ~torat;on. In Levine's eyes, Ketter has clearly .succHded in his re-comolidilin& role. so perhaps UB Cln now •ttempt lnnovilton. te\tlne implies that Ketter has the chance. step for the UniVersity as 10 deeide. whether to lns.titutlonahte or te-rminl:tll!. the lnn(hiJ\IYt effOtU Stnce there were riou and widMpr~adeni•c mt.J.use, the loaical step would be to termio.te ittnoviltton lhrs was what the he<o of the book-UniYerJ•tv Prutd.nt • Robert L Ketter -dod Xette:r. suc;~lne Meye-rson. wu described as a "consolidator... wh•le Meyerson w &J a.n ''Innovator •• When Ktner took office ln July of 1970. he c~nued ''a restoration of campu•· wtd~ leadership and • ff!tum of stabllity to the c:ampu.s ;u unrest ceased." Keue.r then proce-eded to lhe Colleatts bv reinstitution~fite chanflina them and m•k•na suM they satisfied campus n...d> •nd p<oduced profit> Afte• appointina 11 Ch.rter ..areiDUt thaD ....Uddli :········· ....... ····· ·············· ......... ......................... . AITENTION GRADVA.TE STUDENTS RESENICH GRANTS Money is available for Grad student research towa1·d final Master's or Doctot·al level project. The Graduate Resource Access Development Project of the GSA hasfunds to provide up to $150 for Master's and $2.50 for Ph.D. candidates. Appllcatiom available in the GSA· office, 103 Talbert Hall, AC. Deadline is. Priday, October 10, 1980 at 4 p.m. ; Stcl.;;U from all focultles are '!rsed to apply. ' ~ .-........ : ................., ........................ ..... : ...... . ~ fD1mt liilliJ Offtr Good Thru Oc:c • .Sth •ao Hoi • .t~~e~ """" •rw Try Wendy's All-You-Can-Eat Garden Fresh SALAD BAR Buffet Only $112 �Culturalle:aders What do you want from life? i.. Stones. and other blokes became the nuty d1rlinas of a nation unaware of its own rooU. People are still surprised to learn that The Rolllna Stones took their name from a Muddy Waters sona. ft was ljlkause of this costly overslaht and tt,~ fact that many fans adored him for his looks rather than musicianship, Clapton never relished the star role. "What's all the fun about," Eric would complain, " I'm just a auitar pl~yer." The self· effacing Briton would t~ cla1m that. Duane •lim an and other SOuthern auitarists were better n th~:~·disc;aimers ~The were neve; necessary . Kinks' Ray Davies. A hardcore contributor. to~ rock·n-<oll, Davies complements the R & B ~ion of unpretentlons yet piercina charm. Davies has offered a gutsy blend of..soclal commentary, self·mockery. and jumping rock·l!-roll rhythm for over 1 s years. His ,poetic imaaination takes us to many exciting places, but we always end up back on the arouncY,ilever foraettlna that it's only rock·r>-roll. The followin& poianant pbtasina from the M isfits album Illustrates Davies' introspect 111e demeanor,__ Dan is a fan and he live5 for our music It's the only rhingthat gets him by He's watched us grow and he's seen a// our shows He's seen us low and he's seen us high Oh, bur you and me keep thinking That the world's just passing us by Don't wanna spend my life LiViiiilna rock-n.,o/1 fantsy Hu rt ond soul At R & 8's best, there is a unique association of Don't wanna spend my life .., thought and body rhythm that thrives in the soul Living on rhe edge ol reality lona after the record leaves the arooves. Even when .araduated to concert halls. alii record ina studios lmaalne a rock- artist a~ntly ~lldina us not to from dance halls and pubs, the R & B artist retains fantasize and idolize, despite his wonderful taiMts! this true blend of emotions. Davies Is one of the lew performers that sincerel\' Most successful performers strive for this delivers this areat message: If you cannot build aenulne pleasure ohelatina to an audience. Eric . your own self·respect and stamina, Davies Isn't Clapton .. an enduring musical figure, displays both aoing 0 help you. a fiery guitar and a soft sensitivity. He has long The theme should be clear'by now. Cultural spiritualized black blues artists such a Muddy leaders can entertain us and inspire us, but they Waters and B. B. Kina,' and imitated their whlnina can't live for us. The appreciative listener must • look inside for emotions and decisions. choosina to auitar style In the swin&ina 60s. lnconectly dubbed "The British Blues" by !"hite share them with others when compelled to. radio stations who would n' t play Amerie~n black It' s only rqc~...,..oll but we like it-as long as muslc-R & 8 at lu uue source-Ciapton, The gifted artists are loved and not worsh1ped r-~----------~--~~----~ ••••• ••• •• ••• •• •• • •· •• ..•• • As smillna pres~tial candidates struiale to a ppear touah on the Runians and tender on Amerlt~ns, it becomes apparent that most of us prefer cultural leaders to pol iticians. I'll stand hours In the rain to see Bruce Sprinasteen, but I'm content to catch Jimmy Carter on television. The crass commercial culture we live In, of · dd COUIH is not • ·lthout its share o f hype an ecelt. But ~ field or rhythm and blues.(R & B) music never eeases to be sparkling and dynamic. R & & by definition cannot wither under a lad or aimmidt, because the sweat and beauty of human emotlonJ Lompose its essence. Fortunately for music aficionados, not all inspiration emanates from packaaed teenaie fluff or stolen riffs. It's partly because of R & B's au tty honesty thi!t it's not as commercially succeuful as Barry Preferrina not to drown In a sea of violins, R & B fans sway to an old 8o 'Piddley bop or Janis Joplin heart tuaaer. _ , A simple but hardy quality separates these performers from trendy pop rockers. These people arent fad leaders that instruct us what to feel or how to live. We don't have to worhip a hero, wear different clothes, "Dr buy a poster to feel alive. R & 8 artist~ reflect our own feellnas - a broken heart, a touah job, the joy of a clear river-and when they sing. we wall with them. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• AREA COUNCIL ELECTIONS Stipended Positions Avai_lable: President , :Vice President for Secretary & Treasure r A~ivities, Main St. Govemers, Ellicott Areas Pick up petitions at the IRC Office in 101 Fargo Quad, Ellicott Complex . Why not sign up 'for FOR 499 this fall and Learn about different cuhures, PETITION DEADLINE Tuesday~ Sept~ 23rd at 5:00 pm . ELECTIONS TO BE HEW> \ Sept. 29th and 30th For more information call 6:J6.a21t I Help foreign students learn about Amerl~an .enjoy ~ourself? culture, Call the Intensive Englist) La~guage Institute at 636-2079 or stop by 112 Richmond, Ellicott and ask for Michele Ann,. �I t!t_ODIGAL st"£l RFL1t!E\ttJR (alR"..E RilG Aver-ae White land-Uncle Sam't-Set>tember 11 sat, wtth ti"'nnous atlnt on thejr (a«s, and w•tched the aodlenct put oo a dancl~a. slnalnc show. from the looks of them, It was the flut svth con<ert that "WB had attended also. f\nd 1 reol good time waJ had by all. T~ wondttful dancina enjoyment of it wat a biaaer surprise to me than .~he apl're~,latlon of the sold-out crowd was to "WB. 0Mplte their new hit s1nale ond album, I thoueht the whole thine would be stale ~n the bootie bond from Scotland put out the" lint album In 1974, we all u>ed to bump to It at portlflln hi&h scbool. But nobody bumas anvmooe. and that created lean of somethina like a Cueu Who (min~ lour or so) revival show. Totolly unfounded I eMs, The ::C~ ~~ t chanaed.much. but the spirit Is stJJI curr.,t and -..y bet•• fhe six-man bond their show. whrch started abominably tote w1th ~ tu-: "C..t the uko" and "P~ to Person .. Molt of the • nsoterral they played from late< albums. lncludina the rece.nt Shine sounded like I lot llh the same_ soft SOUl Qne 10fti dtd P<OYO thl•t "WB could la.u oul aided bY the shrill, wild sa• of Roee• Ball (olto) ond Molcolm Ounun (tenor~ "Kiu Me,N a time from year> bock, wu .,lovened with • frMh cutta< style that sounded a bit de-evolved-"Whlt 11"-lsh, It showed they know what's hoppe~~ln& elsewhere, ~vway, An OYtstandina c:h.ar~cteristic of AWB. the ;_enuine .sensuaHty chat giVe.\ cheir music such nice appeal, came throuah In the .sexy muted YO<•I• and low, pumplna rhythms of "Schoolboy Crush.'' "nd It wast~at whlc~ was asked for aa•in and asaln, and finally dellve•ed In the first tncore-,.TLC." It was here: that the whole Cfowd swayed. all hoppv. and It w &l hete thot the crowd turned shouts of "TLC" Into ""W8" ond mode the band sit and listen, v.,.y pleased. They roused t~s~vH to pt1y 1 ~rtlc:ulatly hot ..Pick Up the Precu.'; tndtn.a an hou• and 4S minutes of music thot ,_,., dtoaaed.:::lu.c alided on by. sooe afte< sml~>lh, somewhot funky sona aeati.tr,llr ambtance of ~eu.ole aood >l>f'IIJ Panel No way But to opon-the Buffalo Blues Brothen aren't the real thm,. unlike wllat their com""'roal says They'"' o copy of a copy They wt'f>t to - the Blues Brothers movie about twelve times each and memorited the whole cor~cert rap. !he donee steps, and ev<'fylhinl lhev do such claulc stuff-Spence< Oovls Croup, James BrOWfl, Sam and Dave-that people hunerv for It & B will like them no matter how .... ,._, ,.__ _,...,. .,.....,._wid\ ....... ........ ....,_ ,......,._ In'"' ~··· rrwr:ep 1IJY NEW Qor Lioe ___ It W&J too muc:h •ndHd Aver•ae White Band at Unci~ Sam'• tatl Thur~v was the lim <oncert 1:d over attended where the ~formers ---____ ____ HGiSCHXI.RING! 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CillrlnfiiOn Bob Sqet,-8ullofo Memorial Auditorlum-StptMOb<Y S Vt$y tllely doe' ' pe-rfcwmet exude more raw enersy and lovf. fot h1> wa<k and fan> thon Bob Sc1er He ond Bufflo hove carTied on a love offoo lor tho post few years and it's diHcult to tell who has mort fun ot h11 shows- Seaff or hi$ worihlppers. ~cor's lut al'flear•nce in Buffalo, two aao. come on tho hHI• of his succeuful SttOJIIIOf in Town album. which detllle<ed lone det!red COinme<'Cial 5UCcH> to the Detroit native. A Rodt'n Rollff from the olden days, compltto with lone hai<. he believe that mu11c 11 some"ttnna rJ'lO(e than • staid cliche. His ~fo""anou ....,. to capture the .,..,ce of hi> philosophy. Even on vinyl, In Uve Bull<~. he sounds sin~ and his fmllckrna on staae is real. not ..et·up. After the much anticipated release of Jlpinst the WJnd, Secor ..ploded on the pop choru. hittlna Number One, The olbum contoined enouah Jlnlaht ah<>•d. typical ~a•r ""'''to keep the loyalistJ hoppy. He also malnt.. ins hi• reputation for churnina out soli, sensitive ball1d.s with the same panion 1nd intensity that marks hb ' ¥"•" I ~:~!t:;.~~ no betlar t.ohlti.And no btlter beer or ate thin Black Heme Enjoyyoui1L Enclosed is my check or money order, payable to Bilek Ho""' T-5111<1, 101'_ ihln(l) Ol $.4,99 OL rockef.s "tthe Auditorium, packed In< three niahu of Sea.,., t.he anticipation of w•~lna two ve011 .welled Into a raucous ovation as he w•l~ed to the suae. The eas~t descroption for what ""'ued durina the next 90 minutes wu sheer triumph-the meraina of slneer and oudlence Into a ooheslve unit primed to rock' n mil. Launchina Into HNrn.,.Tonlaht.H Sct&r simply _.ed 'em, Wroppina hb fineers around the aowd and holdina oo. he ><:nt the frenzied bunch lllto oven hiahet states of satisf4Cilon. Sqef ripped throu1h his numerous boll ads and rocken with the alacrity ol • man rnsplred and intent on ~inl hb crowd. Obviously enjoylna hlrruelf, lmlllne and LouJhine with the crowd as It I'OMed Its approval. Sea.,. kept thtustina his mike ot the audience, oxhortJna It to yell and saeam bock, With uxophonist Alto Reed leodina the Bullet Band •nd 1uitarin Drew Abbott conlfd.,tly keepina pac~. ~~· ju>l rasped his way throueh his set S..a~• hOJ the unique ability, alona with,a guY named B•uce, to take his •udlence on 1 lVII* of rollercoastOI', brlnalna them to the top wlth oxcltlna. fost-poced thVIhm< and th., aently taklna them down with • nun'lber like "Moln Street.'' then up to the top aaaip, The hiahllaht of the set came ofl.ef.se,.rs second shirt chanae as he sat down at his plono. Hovlnaalready ..tablished a special rapport with the 14,000 affected supf'O"ers. S..1er cooly and softly emoted his way thfouah 'We' ve Cot Toniaht" and "Tum the Paae" ,-two sensitive bollads. Rilopina tlvouah "fire Down Bei-.H "let It Rock/' and " Rambllna. Cambllna Man." Seier's pace wound and wound the oucfrence until he finaltv broke. >'mlllna tll<e a child who had lust pleased his PMent>, The <!MO<es4oltow.d, IIJahliahted by • disco bolllluhina for elfe<1 durin& ..... laht - .H Afte< " HollywOOd I'I~,H Sqef pumped Into onod.r tne019, clotln1 w1th o lenathv venoon bf "Shab, Rattle and Rolr.' tlwit featured Reed - ' n a up in the balcony, swoylna with the aowd In a ce!ebrotlon of the past 90 minutes. leillllna '" with a smile and a wave, I'm """' Seae< had some mes..,. tbr u• to ponder a.s we lefl the Aud sweatlna that nltht The sp>an onM o.mOf)lst us thoua h, foraot obout -messaaes .nd lust smiled all the wav hOfne, .- Sf!d> COo<kltlld • .0 • • I • •" �'Middle'Age Crazy' bombs A sllly, senseless script - - - - - - - - P'Y Thom.u R. Cocola 1 I COMPLIMEMTARY *PASS* ~12 HOOt-no 1 P.M. 001.10SAT. OMLY> Att.r 7pm • 11.00 Cower Cllerl' e 5pld.a Attnctlonl A IIDtlcl ""*"' .................... lv.y d8y • CGIMdiiM • Splclllt;f Acta .•.,.,.• .nr. ...... - - · · - GAOUP RESaVA110NS · IN ADVANCE I I I of Bruce o,tn has always ~ ~of"" oniama to me. Why hasn' t lhil actor been &Jiowed co srar in a m.•Jor motion pleturel Hollywood's Oem ls 1 \lie aood Jookln:a. articulare screen ve-tera.n who handles hi$ supportin1 roles well. In The ~owboys, a movie starring John Wayne, Dern played a psychopathic villion who provided the mool me1J!O<able momenl In the fUm by malico:isly )lltocklna • twelve year old boy. And in Coming HOtM, Dem poignantly Interpreted hb role of a frwuated V'oetnam OffiGe< who uflimllely shoots himltif In the foot to be dbmlued. Dem's performlll<le was .. memorable u thoSe alven by the film's two Oscar wiMOn, Jane Fonda ond Joh VolahL Unfortunately tor me, my QLttstlon was answered when producers Sid and Mlrty Kroft (of " H.R. Pufnstuf" lome) sianod Dern 10 star In I he movie .. Middle ~ae CruY: Althouah not Dem's foul~ !hi> fUm Is • total bomb. It Is terrible. rotten and worthy 9f any other adjectives The Thesorus uses lo Clescribe the word "bad." Dem ploys a Houston m&n named Bobby Lee who wltCMo his lif• f.JI opart shortly after his .00. bltthcloy. Bobby tee's fadw diH, and Bobby Lee's only oon commits the dubious double play of ~ ~ llld ._..line his a irt friend. Bailby IAe's oeladono'hlp wfth wife Sue lwo (Anf>Is ltr&lnod. llld lobby Lee ' - ' his -.-u _...., - d - . Senor Abe Titus. CO<> fronted wfth Ill !hue poabloont, Bobby l ee does wh.lt any aued middle aaer would do: he drives off to Dallu In a shiny , _ Ponehe and billlas 1 Dallas Cowboy ,....,leader. Mo_,t of Jlory • Do6 the plot ..,.d stupid to you! Well. ~ and Kreenwtit~r C1rl Kfeinschmlu is to blame. , llesldes belnalnane, the plot is not supporled by any deep, metaphysical reasonlnas to lusUfy Boti6v lee' s eKbtence. The film's only comedic oi\Oment /' occurs when Bobby Lee subc~iously addresseY his.son' s araduotina class and summftes that • they should stoy 18 forever because the future Is shit. • More sardonic humo< is needed he<e, and the arad<>Oiion scene ptoves 10 be Dem's only moment of alorv. llnOI.he< major problem with ~ film Is AnnMaraaret. She Is too beautiful to play Bobby Lee's wile, ond her actina b simply horrible. She chooses a wispy, overdone Southern accent and sounds like a screen M:st reje-ct from TV'J¥.tallu. Her charatttr Is lully develOPed by. Kleiruchmit~ and she wandet• olmlenly around the film. stoppina only to ac¥nit he< comal knowledae with a Dallu policeman. Afw ...!na Cruismc. Am<!rian Qaolo, Squeeu Pr.r. and L.fttfe 0.1.._. last year. I " - a bad movie ,..._ I see one. And believe me, Middle~ Cruy Is 'a fUm. One has 10 wonder how such • scrip( manaaed 10 aet by a Hollywood pn>duction office. It Is 'better luck next tirM' f0< 8Nce Dem and the "1'\Jfnstuf" prod<Jcers better off stlddna to kJd"s sluff. · are �Bravo fqr 'The Entertainer' More thanjust entertainment .Tho Enrorull!flf b ...t mainly in the shabby livlna room of" tenament hou>o 111 JOme dyina fndu>lrial city on tho cout of fneiSnd. (There Is a heavy emph,ui> on "death" in lhis play-tho cl1y Is dyi,.. lho music halls are dyina. and. t.o.fore lho end. two of lho chatocten bile lho dust It b here that Archie ~ hiJ family live out rho dooly melodrama of their live. wt.lch con>lsu ""'lnly of dnnkilla heavily. and ~lly sarri"' uch O!Mr. Archl. I> tho povotal character, t~ onttrtalner. Tho play countorpoinu tho squalor of his,everyday I if~ with the srindini. wearlna. humiliating tedium of his wcwk~ We see him caperlna around the mu.sic hall staae. a l'ta.$y, insincere smile smt.ared across his face, ketplna up a hiah->peed patter .of >tole jokes and wretched JOnJS His action> ouliiM a desperate effort to salvaao hlJ plummettina ur~r. Arc:hoe" a pota<lo•-one pan of him os •tolllooki"' '"' lhat hiah. white >OUnd he's ~ in pur>uit of all hJ> tole, but the other half Is bitter and disillusioned. "look at lheJe eyos- l'm ck!od be/lind lhese eve• ." he to his d.tuahter as he st.trfll into a mirror. ••Y• WaN--,. . THE D<nii'TAIIWI: ftlca ot IN ''"" tft 1M EMM'tlln«, e P'IJ c""'*'UY NMI"' •t ~Cent..- Thien, 581 Malniii'Mt. • - - - - - - - - ---...JJY Rick Sz ykowny Delpile lu title. John Osbo<ne~• The fnrtrtaoner fs far from " entertalnlna" -no llah~laht escapist fore here: lho play fs a touah. aruellina look at the fooled dreornJ and lrves ~ a muaerly a,ilted music hall octO< and hu f•moly. The p!tn Is laid bare like some SOtdod ...,.,...nd allowed to bleed all over the staae. But Archl• Rko. (David Fendrickl the Willy loman of the music halls, still milnages to ret11n • dre~m - however far-fetched and desperate-amldJt all thos squalid unhappfneu. • AWIOIST n!UTIIU - . , A Sot: Onlr '-1 T- ....,Uii"' Emotional war Archie lives In his lathe!"• shadow. His lither. Billy Rice, wai a succeurul vaudevillian in the heyday of the music halls. •nd now spends his decllnlnK yeau wedaed into an armc,~ ir, •ead1na the newsp&pers and remini.K.ina. H~ is very critk.al of Ale hie. even cootM"ptuous Archie:'s second wife, Phoebe. is • sJattemly dtud,e in • fltty arrv swe•ttr who spends most of he-r tune pacina tho opartment hlce a caaed. drunken anomal. trvinl"'lr come to arips wtlh he:t mauiw setlSe of ennui. They have three chlldttn. Fronk. who is s<><nethina of an oaf: Miele. who ls never se-en: and stepdaughter Je.an, an unpJtaunt. self·riahtoou> airl stewina in self-pity. When they are ell toaether it is only a motter of lime ~, _ . 1111 (10, -~ /It/,._-.._..... Q, ........ li'OI (F>( Or>/r1 Do Yw S.., To A - Udy OilY_., 1111111111 ~-­ ALL IADID t.eo =~:-~Ofi.SOtU;OO AM HER~ T J .._ '::.::::'..f::JIWt « 1.......,_f 0 , ...... . ~- - :t...-10 -=- I Ul \. _n ""- -r- ~ "'-llf~ T H ~ 1 i' .\ Ht\ Fr_ - . IIIIT-«T: to a . __ ,:oo,_ - M I - M tiiJ T _ ., : ,_....,..~:oo,.. .r•~ ....... Pt :~l.l. ....... "fiRTH ~ i\ - $(ff} , _., 1tMl 4 II:~ ,....,...,._ttH_,. CLUBS! Pk:lt up ,.,.. budttt pacbt. They ...... be retumed by O<tober 15 Of your toud&ft will be fro-. ROOnE'S ·'" l 1~Ding~ I I .I BlUE LAGOON IRl 2-4-W-10 I. I I I - :;:;::,;-CX::Oo:-I ~0.. a 1 . 1 H0 I II I I EMPIRE STRIKES BACK 1 ·3: 15·5:30.7~45- 10 IPGI .VAUD ANYTIME .... '"* .. ,.~~ ROOTIF$ P.pa.. IISW.-· ., " "'~'"""· """" " ... roquitod -- M&-0100 -- r ( befO<o lhe sporb bqln to fly. Thoro Is a lot of drunken snlpb)a and buried re...,tmen~ and post lfUd&es are !luna ln each other'• T'ho>e people have lost the apacoty to IouGh-they hado away pieces instead. In the mld<t of this hifl)>lv-charaed •"'-s>he<e, ~ u ttrvial u a p;ouof eaten cab can JfiC>Wbell into a lull-<ale erno6onaJ wM E.ach d immersed in his own privJ,te m~ .nd they talk Without littonina to each other, Archie hlmJtlf, in a bout of •ardonic obsenratlon, SU<'IIf up '!'elr pllah~ They are >OC>Itly's pariahs, he tays 'We're 1 oolsanc~. • we're always tryine to atuact somebody else's ottentlon ro our own SO<dld. unlikely problems:· he I••••· maint-ains. W'oolfvl cliplty The ploy itJtlf Is hoavyhanded in lho uwal ttad~oon of 1950'• JOCiol c<><nmontary (es~lly ~ " lhe 11f111V you-. man" school l The "'bplou-wch as Alchie'> womanu;.,. and tax fraud and 11ft atton'lpt to oxpbt his father to,...., his career-are handled penpheralfy. almost haitofy, end lho play b marTed by a superliUO<n lhlrd act. The real treuure r.rove l.s in rhe actJna. whkh is ne~r• uniformly suP«b.Fr•nlt O' Hara imbues Billy Ric~ w1th • certain wistful dlanlty beneoth tho doddorina. crusty exteriOf. Elitabeth Ollopa handles lho difficult part of Phoebe with consumate skfU. never once .tuayfna into l~ tealm of s.«:nety -chf-wn"'l:""£hea Wohl invests the more .subtle role of ltan with qu~e.t antipuhy, until the hn.al ac~ when her dhcu>t finds wO<ds. In tho end. however. the show Js.olf Dave fondnc:k'J. His portloyal of Arch,. Roc't ca lvanlu"lho play, and lonal monofoauo. delove<ed With a wild. last<hance despttadon and qu.. t dian ..v. lS nothina short of muterful _. ,.The Entenalner" plays two more wedcend st•niJ, S~t 20-21 and 2S.28. it the Center Thoalet. 681 Main Stfeet. ii't l ,. • I' 2 J !,. • l5 �HMl!.iALS\iil) I 'llH \1-,.);.. ~I t.j :>~:====::.==)~===, (iot Lioe--ro ~" ll n: i 1~l o.J+.J E 1 <J >cti v "' ~.E ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ oj~ (Dell Place) , j"'J J -:A ' -¥-1 (Chicken Wing) 0 IT ll ~ if \jOt! Iron City \\"JUnf if · Houserockers- Stage One-September 14 In July, writer Greil Marcus called the Iron City Houserockers "the best hard rock band in the country." l~d almost agree with that if the <» 'words were qualified to say the Iron City • ,.:. ~ House rockers are the best hard rock band in ~ .....:1 (Beer) the count.ry, as far as passion aoes. · " I t he croup's passion does not me an awesome energy, but It can. Nor doe$ it ) ) jt. ~ denote-good playing, but It can. Their passion Is emotion; based on thought- a chord away from intellectualism,. a note away from cliche. "' lt Their true passion never touches AL _:,~J J /'o ~ Intellectualism, though It yearns to ~ ~ ~- R-~... • • ~. ~ ~ ~ 0 understand and may mature to that. Because , __ , _ - their passion is an ongoing thoughtful dream. 3581 Mlin Strwt A.ma&s tn. Goody~• HIL it can never become cliche, unless it becom~s ======~==:~=====If bored. At Stage 1 last Sunday, the question was, Can the Iron City Houserockers' passion make TOMORROW NIGHT 11 piddling crowd of 50 d•nce1 No, because their passion is too trUe. The band doesn't lie S. Transit Road abou~ anything. It doe'sn'f lie about bitterness Lockport, N.Y. towards Its ugly, but loved hometown · 625·9000 Pittsburgh, It doesn't hold back the holler which commands people to da~ce to~hat this town'~ people feel every day-f....ory workers. grimy steel hands. choking. or any work choking, or love-chokin&. These are feelings hidden away for intlm'llte moments. If the Houserockers want fo share them in a CSNY. f')IGLES New Riders & l communal way, they're getting too darn c lose to their <\Udience, Entertainment has to have its little lies. or only critics and priest.s would. appreciate it. I don' t ml!an the Van Halen macho lie-that's too big and naive for a banil with better players than the Jukes and better singers than Glrsrelut Octad·llttle Feat·The BamJ & ThoJr On,Jinals Rockplle Oive Rockplle, more than studio SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th .rt 10 1 'T1 RockpileJ. I mean the needed lie of heroism in Lodcport roc;k; the folks we're supposed to..see as ADM. $3•• special or hyperboles of ourselves. AMHER5T ~ Save $1 " • - present this ad With the Houserockers, the just·folks z humanity wipes out the act, o r at least and your college I. D. & < contradicts it. The band is you and me Adm. Is ONLY $2° 0 without a lot of metaphor (maybe without any H) ~ ,o /i) ._. j,o I fI "C--thl -- L ~ fTER DRRK ... 6LB.SJ\LT gg ... '""' ..."' Joo~r II'O(f cui HouJtHOc••16 v0c.HI Ifgultatiu: -· metaphor~ unpretentious about stardom, but believing in the ability to make music, like Little Feat. All this l'oesn't mean the Iron City Houserockers are boring to watch. Gil Snyder attacks his keyboards, a.s if to slice the keys with the side of his hand. Mark Reisman's harmonica lifts the band 's sou nd roughly like a steamshovel digs mineral-filled humus. Joe Crushecky's voice is like gravel and surf and shari<s, sometimes har.shly predatory, sometimes brash. There's a thorough dose of phllosophic;al commands, but for mystery, they'll have to leave Pitl5burgh a while to d ig 1 that up. Then, perhips. the Iron City Houserockers will get the large number of .fans e~ch member of the group deservl!s, ~ - Harold Gqldberg n.~A..~ f1gwu ~Joel WI!.... G. IMIIIIV1>9011&1 0., Mrftd<, An oWHgrown O.Onl¥ lhe Nwr•C!' Jweats out lht.Jhyt/lm.t. Not 7u•t Mt>tiMt gull" pla'f*f"ltOm L.A. Gary totytidc and t)le Flau re1-Stage One-Septemf>er 11 borrowod from that kln&pin of early LA. bands, tho OOO"rs, But the flsuru' Stase One appearance showod them to be a cut abov~tl>e rest. Myric~ lookina like o slialttly mottlod busboy with his black leather motbrcycle' boots and sweat-drenchod white dress shirt. playod on e'Xcellentl\lltor. MOOha power chotds ond chunka-chunk rhythyms, he constantly • • Televlslon1 prodded a beat. And for nuances, he.tossod in a flurry of hainlonies amidst the ~hoppy chords o~ Tho._,~ broezes off the Pacific, on the the Pretenders-like "f..- Since the World Began." other lw>cl, whisper mellow. We.st Coast inhabitants • the eveninr'l best tune. .ue 100 I~ bf~he perlect tan or tho latH! self.. The substaritial crowd did have to wade throuall d~ tad to pt!>dua the real rudo stuff. a limp remake of tho Kinks" classic "Who'll Be the The M~ l:s a ...~dy tem[nder of Next l n Unef an awful ·'white boys" teaae·~ tune wto.t a mass Alrburtlu rnentll)ity can do to dilute ·•vou·" and the a'ptly titJed "me1nlnaless/' a·riJ)1)ff cultUN. ben Fmal.-~~hlm-'•.., LA. of ,.,. Jacbon's "Cot the Time.• In adijHlon, · r'e(ulee-jadnaty~ an early Motbets album ,!Nssbt.O.Vid ~nnard aave yet onothet • /U>t Anolf)er lJMid frOif) LA dernonstrotlon of New Wave etiquette-bloclc ..nd willie cht>clced.shirt, ..tlite shoes, sllckec!-b.ck holr; • Quv MrricJ< llld the foam LAw. tlmes dillY .uld Idee lust another bond. The herkvand ·~ old-VO>I te1ordrt>~> bas, au!W. Honest·!~ joflty rtlylhwnlt of~ lutlft ~ "The Pf.lt.' llld &qodnMl sld"ny 1M. •.....Ioria!. Butfu<h rocJc,rs ~ Hlilli"8 Dis&ster,H "Modei,N '1~,"' Mod the l y r i a l - of 'She's So Teena.-'' tece11 L.A.'s Knad Ed lleyel's occasio<!•l ..,d. tile hit •inale ''She Tafks fn Stereo" convinced keyboanf tntetlucles-~ly pfwed and • • roomful of chauvinists that It's not time to dump ed~-:bonow from Collfomla'• Motels. In tum California into the OcNO. Ye~ ~O.Vid ~- Comsr6ck Cout.aJ;chauvl'nisml EverY' Easterner knows that· 1M best new rock music stinas like • brisk wind off tl>~ A!{antic Oc..n. Who con orrue with the'"'"P"IIlo....,..s'of Patti Smith, tho Ramones, the . Talk!ne Heads, Di!tY looks, and the late. 1reat u,; r-es- �Jockton Bro~, Hold Our, ' Speaklna of Jackson Browne one thinks of a b~nch of iOmewtl•t tncestiouJ ryu..sic1ilns who const•ntiy have a gOod time and wl)o Will prob&bly d1e as aroovlng aaed and shows some fantastic keyboards worit by Bllly Paone. someth1na whic:h ll true for n~.uly the entire 1lbum. "Hold'Ou• u my -rsonal favorite, descri~ Browne's Once In a while they abo come up with ntw albums like jackson Browne has with Hold Out ond the critics give them a hard time. For people like Jackson ll ~>n't s<ff'l to be enoogh to just make a ugood" album . The oritics •how their disappointment. Stlll, it I• a good a lbum· hopel~sly romantic, at times senthnental, with a touch pretentiousness; a llule bjt.sllck. but good. "•.. When I said ' I Jove you' that wos the time 1 really meant it.. That's tht- h,o,rde.rt thina in th• world lo say t auess. For me. On a record/' Jachon said in a Rolti~g Stone ln~low In Ausust.•And vou can ,hear him suuaglina th~<>Uah the album. Plcklnt up the dioilru>ioned t!nds of the. Pretender, he moves toward'S" an op~tmiuic finish and towards some ahtn to be: married a&aln \'erv soon. reluctance to commit him_.e.lf, It maybe the mmt hone$t, lust P<etenlious sona on the album. The sona f ..tures • nic;, auitar solo by David Lindley who contributes a lot ~ nw>ical 4uality .of the album. · "Of Mlulng Friend•." • song for lnoro Ceorge. Jac.l uon's tribute to lnara's father LoweJI reveals, as doe.s "C•If lt a Loa~:· Browne'> weoknes>: he tend• to be monotonous. ohylhmtcalty as well a> melodically, and the pensJoneers somewhere ne1r l .A., oi "' - arranaements are too' similar: a slick medium. "Hold On Hold Out" picks up wh<tr~ "Hold Ouf'4 ended. The doubt• a re wiped away. the music lo cheerM as It klnd of pusl>eJ towards the spoken declaration of his love at the very ~nd, When the mu.sichtns ael all carried away~ 1 only mbs a symphony 0 ,chestfa. Some weepl"& violins. pleAse. Thus far, thus 'ood; t 'm ontv afraid he ts The opat"~lna .song " Disco A~lvpse" hat a aood drive goind to recetd hi.J \tooeddina next. record.s, ~If, Cats, (llektra) The Cat' • debut album Is brimming with energy from Jtart to finish The six-member band from Philadelphia Is vet another act ndina the power popln~ wave trt.'rtd. T~e band's avenue to the big time all bot ianored the grind of the bar circuit. lheir three-and..a·half·vear career has conc.~ntrated mait"'IV' on studio worl!; with a minimum of local live dales. A dJHno ta~. ~rtred in a local radio conte~tto select the. be$t of tilt fleW Ph illy ba~ attracted immediate interest tro~or rl!cord companies. Vocal lst~yrlc iJt Mike Co<r hM concentrated hiS energies on the nolies of urban boredom. faded heroes, Jove lost and Jove yet to be pursued. He Is carelul. how""er. not to fall into tlw ovNbearing ~IMtn itV of a band s.uch as t..ht Eagles.. Hb. humor shows through In a sons entitled " Minus Ten.1' ''The money comes and 801!$ and you s-till 10t nothll'l' fot VQtJr oos.e," and. In "1Co Bottler Someone Ebe; 1 "We've been conditioned fm a crash There's little leh ro trust so totn the run and save your ass:,. .Ptodu<or Michael Young. a Todd Rond3tM p<ot.e ge. has allo...,d the band to keep Its tlaht >ound and street-oriented iyrit.s cri>P and uncluttered. One of the band'S major problems is thiil the lead voc.a ls are too often lost behind the backarourid hormonles or the h"t Pa.ced be•t of the songs. There is little lead playing. e•cept fnr scratclws of an occ.Mional guitar. The overly prominent keyboard s<Kmds as though II was ftoten from the c.. rs. Unl011unatelv, the a lbum ha• received little airplay locolly (what's new). But it is a relatively solid debut album with a wund that RTOWs on you -Joe Coleman * NOW TBRU THURS. SEPT. %5. At first alonce, you feel suddenly tronsported from the pre>ent to the pa$1-a journey into the Me$oz.olt Age. By flipping the album cover, you are 6pos~ to .scene! ont.,mi.aht encounter in the Mweum of Natural History. The Cult hos once oaaln brouah.t ~ somethina l yn Tgdd, Lyn Todd, (Vat~~uard) I'll have·to breal< this one to you eosy, It may come ., • >hoc~. but I think lyn Todd I> really o IUV· • I know It loolcs Ilice a alrl on the cover- foxy babe in cut-out • clothe$ o.nd re<j lipstick all lnflamed and passionate, Vo<i ad the olbum horne only to d1SCO\Ier that you..Mve no dinner and this JOUnds like Allee Cooper t;ry~na to Jeal Ck>taio Morode(• lunch. J haven't heard Alice Coooe<'~ new recon:l ~t but thll can't be it. Just !Me • 1oo1t ot the titlu~ ,ILookin' (O< 1You." ''It's You," "1 Need II Man," " IUy Your (ewe/' •nd ''Thb Time 1 c:n~Poio' It for ~.ove~·r even shitly Nl!laka ot "Pinball Wizard," and "Rebel.flebel." The pt/l!ellhollhev tot class, This albm Is terrlble. Music lor rich bufal•rs. Why pay Jess! • -Russel ~er • 1\. ....., . , ' \.~ ,, .. \.\ • ~ • . ,. _.._ ..... $3.98 EA. OR " hoeptl'onol sonas on the album Include, " Black Blade.'' which cowards the end. dTsptays some inlerstlng voice and svnt~hsfzer effe-cts; 11 0ivihe Wind,11 featurinJihe usual Cult auitar .,yrotechnlcs: "lips Tn the Hots," a fa,st paced rockln' piece that keeps vou on your feet; and '" Unknown fonaoe." a moder1tley mellow tune that contai,.J hints of • pr~ious Cult tune "Ceies-tial the Queen.". The most noteworthy cut on the a lbum, as well aStho one whoch rtcieves. the most afrptav, iJ ,.The Mtrsh•tl PIAn." This track appears to have been recorded live, complete with cheer> and ~Mblence. Howover, th'IS is but an en&lnt'Oflna deception. Don Kir>hner makes • $pedal 1appe.a.r•nce1 .and the Cult even thfows tn the seven chords from Deep P~rpl~'• "Smoke On the Water"-the tune every ~ld learru when he lim picks up the IUitor. · Eric Bloom, !ead vocalbt a.ncf the aroup's most prominent member. once ....,arlced that all .thmuahout their career, the Cult haJ been labeled as the American counterpart of the English aroup Bloc~ Sabbath and MS constantly tried to >hake that lmo.a e. We can only aues~ why /he·Cult has a~ to perform In tho same >how with Sabbath. Coincld4!ntalty, the album is produced by Martin Birch. who also MPPC!OS to have produced the Jate>t Blade ~bbath album Heaven MKI Hell. The album reflects mo<e effort than the Cult'> previous one, ~nnon. HoweVf:r, it still retains the same sense of commerci•IIH'fl that i> mos.t of?vious In the lost lew releo5eS. The type of orranaements we heard on· the-first three •\bums, while better ""ltten, wore nor sellin,a and "-d to lie shelved. - felt Caud10so I * ~ TIJTIDD~TIR~lli[L~D~~ Blue Oyster Cult Cul!osaurus Erectus (Columbio) lresh and lnncwative to lool(_ at, 'I,'HE ORIGINR "'"' 1 ' '· f\1 • f * CHOOSE FROH TRESE ARTISTS AND IIOREI BILLY .IOI!L • DAN FOG,LBIRG • CBIAP TRICK • BLUI OYSTI!B CULT • CBARLII! aANJBLS • .II!FF BI!Cil • Tla NUGI!NT • 1aa11 IIONI!l' • aiiCAGO • ILO'S.U • .00811! BBOTBI!Il8 • BOOBS • UGLI!S • FLIITWOOa IIAC GB.t\TI!FUL aua • YIS"BOa STIWAST • CROSBY, STILLS ANa NASH • FOGII.t\T • GI!NISIS • AC/K BLACK SABBATH ANa IIOU! 'i&OIII! ITIIIS IIAY NOT 81! AVAIUBLI ON TAPI!. AJ.SO. .A SPECIAL SBLE£TION OF ROCK JIIPORTS AND HANUFACTUREB OVERSTO£KS ARTISTS LID: NOW~ SCORPIONS DIC a.APTON . FOR 'iu.AVSi SaRILII BOJTON • 1'11111!8 ~ I 0 CC ANa IIORI!t nCID OPI!N 'J aAYS A WII!K 10 A.ll.·lllaNIGIIT. �• records V•pon1 New cre#oays, [United Artists) It's annoying that sO'many crilks hilve focused on the fact that the Vapors' debut effort only contilns one song_like th~ lively ''lumina Japanese." It proves they didn't liste-n too o ften or too c.arefullv to the record befort writ.i ng. Sw~. ';Turnlna Japanese'' is the outstanding track on the album, the kind of sons that Invades VQ<Ir blain and makes you love it and wonde; tf you're aren't turnin1 too. But the .album Is stocked with other gems~ more subtle. but no leu ifll ere.stint.. In fac~. they .are even more Gommandina once you've alven them .. chi!n-ee. Nervou• bien, Nervous fal et:S,[flektr.) The Nervous Eaters are the farth~t thing from n~NOUS , The musk on the first slde of thelr debut album b rather foraetta ble with the e""eplion of "loretta." They aet a bit rockabillv In this first sona. with Chuck Berry·type .10los on top of a nice dance beaL But they follow it up wlth low-key sonas that don't keep your attention. Taking no chance>. they're neither intellectual nor fun. Irs not that they're bad-they're )ust not worth mentioning. · Firtally, side two brinas a few danceable songs that carry ~me punch. "Girl Next Door'' aets d;ownriaht rude: " I want a little moreJFrom the girl neJCt door/Oh. oh. we Just me liMy pants are soaking wet. " The lyrics throuahout the a f!>u m, written mrutly by lead "9Calist and auitarist Steve Cataldo, are either overly trit<O or sound like they were borrow,.S from The Knack. Perhaps Cataldo m,skes up lor it by provid ln·a -a waiHna auitar on·JOme sonas such ~ '1 Cet StuffedP • Tho SOI'IIS display • tiaht rhythm sectjon (Rob Skeen on bass auitar, Jeff Wilkinson on drums) and smooth backcround vocals (Skeen and rhvthm gu~arlst lohnathan Paley)wlth-Hany Maslin (David Bowie, Melissa Manchester) at the controls. the ov,rall production ts nice, criSI> and hu clear, defin-ite sounds. With better hoOks, some tune• • miaht have hit potential. Some of the tongs are punchy wl)lle most are merely bland. But they aU have one thing In commorc they art non-cUmactic. Th\'lr even structUfe is comP<fsed of f~t and backgroUnd vocals and simple: ba$~c chord ch&nges th1t ore ar<~atlv repetltlllt!. They are hardly dvnamk at all. With punk CO'Hf &rt, 'fa<J'~ thin~ a ·Bostor>obued band c.lled The Nervous Eater> would put out an .album with·some power. But ~or )~ a band by lr• cover. With their nott-lcooo9claJtic, nc>n:statement !'Paldna sound, The l'ieMius Eater> will never m•e'rour slbrpach tum, "r' , -JtxNBat.~ia Celebration ' 80 Cllnoe Ra~ng on t.ake LaSalle Sunday, Se~ember ~8th, -starting at noon. :-·············•·····•··········..:···r···•· •· ··················~ ; 1. El(mlnatlon heats begin at noon. ! 2. Draw for canoe prior to eoch heist. \3· All equlprnenj Ia ~plied end must be used. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 • • • • • ••••••••• ·········· ~ • •• -~ 1 # Somett_ow." These-songs acwaJtv beg. In a three-chord, three-mfnute, hiahly rh)rthmic'mec;tiun1, love Because of its uniformity, New Clear Days is has.!lP pride. ,......., perhaps the best album of its kind this year. (Of its TJie Vapors can. howev~. De deC-epUve. ''TrainS' 1 has an instrume.ntal intro-that .sounds qitated, like Jdnd is a.s specific a.s you can get, since terms like New Wave arc too gMeral and worn-out· to mean • masterpiece that ELP or Tull would have worked anything anymore.) up, years back. U becomes a throbbing love sona. _ not far from nWa.iting for the Wee;Efttt;<! a.nd "New. At Ten" has a sensitivity tha~s rarely undergoes se'oleral metamorplues, 'Changing both foond, evident in the patience of the .songr ''~nd you smfl• at him and agree/"Cos he's vour old tunes- and tonalitie.s and ending with A whispe-red 1 man ,. who acknowledges. in softnt protesc uaui warnlng: nOon't let tht/train.s/getcba." stUI I can•t hear you(You make no .sense to me/Still I can..'t hear youfWh~ the time comes I'll disagree/With your p,olicy , , , " They're not talking of o punk kid who perpetuates a poor dynamic betw~ aeneratioos, but rather of a mature underst~ing of the uselessness of fighting. or eve-n bitchif'.l, about a hopeless situation. The musk i.s tune_ful~ simple, an-d not pattitolculy innovative. It is, however, played with feelin8 that c.ommunicates: beyound the lyrics. That e11n mean a. lot more !)>an showmanship. The five bass notes repeated in blues fomi lhrouahout "Sixty Second tntiOJVal'' evoke • n Incredible sease ol melancholy,. The word• could, lndeed, be in japanese and tile vocal arrangement and bass">IOM Wo..ld wrina the destred feeling from the listener. And 'you wouldn't foraet. .. , Tho Vopors don't think heaVy romance i• trite. " Wollin& f01 the Weekend" b a -frills pop love sona. lull of oolu antt upbeatleness. yet slmHar'in ~ntlment to .the u,_.;,.o lover't desperofion of I ' Stanle'( Turrent.lne, Inflation. (Eie!rtriiAs,.,lum) -f•sunkers'· is !una with the most force of all the material on the album, It's a sobbing. megaphoni>h plelo for understohdlns and a regained SenJe of control. • The V~pors aren't afraid of artsy ambfaufty with lines like the sod, .10ftly, deltvered and sliahtlv· psychotic "The Age of Re.son is out to lunch'' of ' 'letter from Hlro." T·h at cut ends the olburn's llrst ,;d., with traditionally l">paneS4HOUndina strains to ciCde. a_dtclt that ''Tom ina Japaneseu be-gins. So just who ate these Vapoors! I wish I knew something qiiM!r than that all four are, I believe, Britisl>. ohd drumm.,. Howard Smith may be the brother of bassist Steve Smith. But then aaain he may not. Edward Bualgette ploys fead anl David Fenton Is the vocolistlauitarisi/Wrller of every tune and word on the album. Tho band played club dates in New "Yolk las\, weekend. so someone' knowf What' they'ne like Hopefully, Buffalo will .soon 1ets its chance, tO< the Vapros ousht to pUt on • pel show. ' - F;trlela 1, CorrlffBio<> �t..._ UIMIMOMS, Hypnotis.ed,(Sire) The Undottones, the fiYe-boy rock t..nd from Nortltem '"'land, have • fine second album out on a.-.. Sire It's coiled HyP<><HI>ed. and If vou liked tho first. you' ll t'fl)oy this outlna. The Qpt'fllnattocks of side one jump out at vou. "More Sonas About Chocolote ond Cirls" takes the Head>' ironic title and twist> It once more to Join some >mart auitar ployinl bv Damlon O'N.;fl. ffThore Coos Norman'' and the trtle !lock POUnd it out funiM!t a fvina 11M> stereo speake~s lust about &lit tto..y con handle. And 11M> CO\'tf of 11M> Drifter>' "Under the Boardwalk" ~e~aons 11M> 1950> stvlina>. sporkina it wi01 a heavy boot and Feoraal Sharkey's effervescent sinalna/shoutlna matches woth the ault•rs In foe~ Sha rl<oy sounds as II he'> >trolnlna for evory note. as tht Undenone:s comJnu~ theoli' The Brecker Brothen , D~renre (Arillo) Releosed durina the summer, thl> lat,..; offerlna from those two sib!ina horn palvett focuses on the dofletetKes between their ocherwise >lmol•r b.ek,round>. Th.;r efforts had been toed since DrtamJ In 1970" jau ina the funk sounds ol the AWB and Stevie Wonder. .. hlle funklna the jazr ol Cob/lam and HO<ace Silver On Oetento the difference C411 now be detected Randy is the heavier of theo: two. the tunM he pens t"tpels. most pop sentimentalities and hit vou live Wire No Fright (A a. M Records) Amidst an induwy plaiJied w;o, such nuoso~ os fonnau, !Pylisu and ct..ru, it Is "'freshin.-,.eet a t>.nd whose mus.i ul style b 1m""""' to closslrocation \\roth the ntloose of tto..ir second album, No fril/lt Llw Wl(e t..s d ea.rly estabiJS/ted ll>emsetv.. as such • b.nd. Tlte fnalish quort~ echo thb nor><ommittal st'fltimt'flt on the LP't openlna track. "Don't Blte The Hand." 1 ton1u.....rw:hH'k salute tc the music buslneu, thematically (ond. to some e~<tent ly.rically) similar to Elvis Costello's " Rodio, Radio": "Don't bite tho hond that feeds vou, they uyf'Oon't spite the monster ">quare up side the head" (from Don't c~ Funny. . ."J Heavy Jyncopoted rock rhythms, under riff'Oriented compoJrtlons with chorus handclaps on the fou r boo~ posh vou.r f~t oil !he ' ' - by virture of their sheer pubfna .,.,.. They take tums, a fmosiTvt'flly, comP<>Jinl tunes '"' thi> lP. StVtin1 the •lbum " Randy'• · philo>ophkal messaae. "You Ca (T • Ciw ftl H The beat ts \¥0f1hy of the Funkadelics Shared voc:oh by · D J Roaets, Carl Cal~ell, Coorae Duke and Randy Brecker 11e el<hllaratlna. If you c an't 1e11 where Randy, Is listen to hiJ l01d vocal on "Don't innocuous discon~t in sonp ••• "The Woy Clrfs Tafk" and " My Perlect Cousin • But the pop >1Juetures employed here t.e.in io weat thin a fte< a few lis~inas. I person•lly t ke rather quickly of Bill l:loherty'> insistent dtum beau. • aonlrlnalv and facklna ony Hnse of ori1lnality The fads beain to spin In their own foofbhneu ond trite humor aJ depleted In such lfnes os " It's nevO< too fott to enjoy dumb en-.alnment." At times tto..y oppur tO have made 11M> wront chol«; In " NI<tO Trmes Out of TenH the closlnl snat lies ._.ted are more mtetestift• lhan tlw rest of the tun.. But the point " no< to take them all that \ ""iou>ly. They urae liSt...,.. to joon on on the / f,.cos. Much loke thelt debut. 11M> UndertoneYonco •c•ln stir the adolescent violons of irm!!Or\lib<hlv. IOOH", svn<op~ted f~nene. At times. thos fusion of uyles sounds sornethlna hke a cro" betw. .n Rumour and XTC. if onr wb.hes to make comparlsonJ.. And. for Cot Funny With My Money" and track bock. It'> not a poweriul vooce, but it hu a lot ol per><>nolotv fhe.re•s lOMe fam1har "'Sit Duke'" bt"l.u sounds r~ondfed from Randy's form., l'fnplovet. Strvit Wondet. on " Money .. Sand>-oched between tto..se two,. Michael's "Not Tonl1ht." wrth a Iichter funk style It could ...-"'" bH-11 wutten for the- J•d:son.s' The remoonder ol the album 11 compoJed of tn.sttume:ntal' which ire the m~at and potatOH for O'les.e two ae-ntlemen. ThHe ranee hom Rilnd(s electron!~ b•sed " Baffled," with Ceo<ae Duko svnthe>iur wfurdry (he also produced the olbum), to ~ -1 soft t ort 11 0ream Thtme " The Br-ec.~en. are the maJn m~ of New York Cnv studio> ond are adaptable to many dolfe<ent ..seuinas They Pf~ th11 acain and -..in u dwv solo to the subtle uyfe diff.,.,.~ ,Jeh other's 1 compos-thonJ Ow1 1 ~ ve•r 110 the 8te<..ket"s ~e compl•incna to the mulk preiJ th•t they were n~e-r •I lowed to play • nd rel ea~ thetr own mus.c. On this new album. their tndtvlduaHtv finally appetrs Perhaps lt's not toe•l freedom; vet maybe chit dett"nte m•y be the first step. - Bill Besecker LACO BOOKSTORES, INC. ~ your dai\C1na pleasure, Uve Wlre Is cen11in to kt-ep yo~ mov1na whh "Brut( of Oa'f." 110 ne More Show," HDon't Bile The Hand," and the title trade. 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If Jltev lyrics a ren't convlncina t'fiOU&h. the Kreechina. tauntlna riffs of I~ aultorln (and produoerl Simon llo$well help to hammer 11M> poant homo, 11 tto..y do throuahout No frlthL Also Mdont on the &I bum is a suceeufut l~atoon of ro~ sounds ond rhythms Into Llw Wire'S >traichtfO<Wl&ld and powerful musocaf olfO<Inas. muiUna In an (n~.u.. chumi~tl todt 'n roll with a • I' 'lt '\_ �~ John • Abercromble,John piec"> with both R•iph Towner on Sa'llf&SIO Sea and with himself vla tape overdubs on Choract.,., Cl'ildually h~ Buitar tone It Is interestina 1o note tlu>t the f- A~rcrombie Quaretef(£CM) .. I J ! i - the orfalnal Return to forevet ~ • pc»t·Mclauahlin aeneration of auitarists imitated his style only temporarily. Most later abondonOd his Jlthletlc style of playina guitar to puriue their QYin individual sound. Bill Connoo, auitarist. adopted a complex £~ ac.ovstic style. John Abercrombitt of Billy Cobham's band. punued a technique equally effective on e-lectric and acoustic. Joh.n ~ ScofieJ(t_, Abetctombie's ~ replace:m~nt with Cobham, adopted a straiaht ahead electric be-bop •tyle. The name lohn Abercrombie <kvelf?Pild a shave<Hreb/e subtlety and a diB~IIy.delayed fullness. It's a tone thar su~1ist Pat Metheny utilizes <omeWhaL Th• Abefcrombk! Quart~s first album• ..,rade: was·rele.sed Jn March '79. The pre.Jent album was released this put .summer. Compositions a"' divided b<otween pianist Riehle Beirach and t\imself. Abercrombie's music seems to be approachlna a more straiaht·ah"'ead -style. De•l>ite the "cham ~><or jazz" ambience of most ECM rec.ordiogs, Abercrombie hill had + the b;ou drum and tomo. Because of thb, the drum JOio during "Rktdtej" lorn the punch It miaht have had in the Jtudio. Ctect...bom ba.ulst George Mru has made numerous duo recotdinc..s of lace, including one itno<~ classic with plani>t Walter Norrl1 on Enja. His intimate style fiu- well with Aberc1ombie's Concept. The Abercrombie unit is- tight and endearina. They're the direction to ao when you tire ol Methe.ny's Indecisive stance toWard commercial·versu.s-creative dfr@Ctions. Ask Abercrombie abQut dill!ctoon.s. .,. -Bill Besecker record s swinging ensembles from his dayswith. Delohneue. The open ina selection of ~tbercrombie Quartet "Biu~ Wolf;" has "'swing.ina ' v~rious Artlsl$; Race Blues, mid'!le section thot highlights Ab<orcrornboe's unique 5tVIe of (T k ) compin,a. UJUelly, there is no • 1 oma. Cobham-Brecker Srorhen ensemble, Dreams. and later with sound. He plays no rhythmic Back in the late 1960s when Cobham's own b11nd after that chords. He would r-ath~r back a the blues wa• kina: Son House drummer"s retteat from the fine wJth aqot.her line than was scraplns out a meager living Mahavishnu Orchestra~ At that "c:hunk·chunka'' along. When he as ~ dishwasher in Rochesterf NY. does play more thin one strin& at tim~. thr Berkley ar•d was It b<ocame common lmowledge getting work as a flehtening·speed a time. he may bend the lower am'Oilast my peers at the time t!lecttic auitariJt. He soon strlna up to che pitch of the that the l ~aendarv delta higher on~. In t!U~ct, doubling a b<o<ame fed up with the bluesmat'!,-a eontemporafY of contradiction of wanting to play sfnale not~ . You c.a n hear this music. with more depth to rock plainly durina "Riddles." such areats as Rob<ort Johnson. The comping chores are left to audiencM. He firmlv becam~ t'li.s Johnny Shines, and Charll~ .!>! ' owlll'man, r~cordlna hiJ first .-~>who handl,es- them PaUon-would trade his a album as aleoder on (CM, breezin81y. He also peru the tor a bottle of wine. And more nme/ess. mo~ melodic cuts on the record. than one youna status seeker tnduding the swinaina waltt~ Since then, he's continued to claimed to have shared >Orne d<tveiop his own style, which he ''Stra.y," and the nine-minute wine with the bluOi'lmmortal in readily adapts to quite different "Madaaascar." This creation I• front of his ahetto dwelling. Most situations. Just as John rhythmically interesting and of utwere ianorAnt about Son Mclauahlin has developed the textvrally intricate. following the Hou.~·s musi~ howtver, which 11 no solo/evervbodv solo concept ntachlne aun'' picking style alway< remained le» prominent thal'1 •WI played by AI OiMeola tha.t borders what many call, free than his traaic l~gend. and otherJ. Abercromble refJned jan. Well. Rare Blues Is brimmlna a. 'qato, h.ammtr on/off nvle. Drummer Peter Oonald with more acoustic blues legends undoubtedly leimed heavy chops trom a simUar let of technle:al the likes of Son Hf"'" ...O.t of while ployloti with the requirements. He'.s proved .. whom bfouah ttleir Missinippl hlmR!ff equally fluid with electriQ Akiyoshi/TabaGkin Bla Band. Belt delta stvllng• northward. All the · bottfenec:k slide on hi~ guitar, approach ina. It's a sta~t and acoustk recordincJ. he faiJs to come aCJOu performances we-re recorded in glvTn:a it a re.al r~sonant. treble_., performance. /' 'powl'rfully on this rece<dlna. The performlna with Dave Holland p•oblem lies with the ml>c, and lack Delohnette on two dubs, concerts and small studios tone. On "I Wi•h I Was In The set abo l ndudes early Gateway albumsf and in duet however, which lacks attadt on~ In Chlcaao between 1963 and Heaven Sittlna Down" and "Oh glfmpoes ot auitarist Michael 1965. With •uch Chicago record - lord I Wont You to Help Me"· he Bllom/ield (on little labelt as urban electric blues flawi&ssly applies his aospel Montgomerv's "The P.lead~...:.._ alive. it's nice that Takoma lyrios to his delta-1tyle gui~r. I Blues'1and harpplayer P~l R.cord• is perfonnina a like im ..Jne the ambience of the But1erfield (on Big loe Williams' function for ttaditicmaJ acoustic tunes ls not too far removed from ' 'WhfstJing Pine;s") in the days that of the slaves' field hollers _ when the1'aul Butterfield Blues blues. lrv Weinstein' s new theater. The Playhouse. ha.s .s-tudent rates " for the that gave birth ro the blues in the Band was just an·id;a waitina for Maxwell Stre-et Jimmy used to next frw Sundays" with fifty tickets belna set a.side for students 1t a play the blues out on the stroet Old South. fruilion. speclat rate of s•~ I. D.'s required. for furth8 information, contact the in front of the Chicago restaurant Son Hou.$e himseU plays a If you hivttan interest in the theatre at 85$-3183. where he wu employed as • ' wonderfully raw slide style on • re~l blues put this record on your shot.t order cook. Between order> National Re<onator guitar on hl.s turntable and let the leaends ••J>reachfn' the Blues.'' He brinas come alive. 1u the tiUe implies, he would treat the lucky. pedestrians to hb boqmina voice >ome comic relief to the set everv perform'\nce (cuts by when he sina-s 1 '1 1m aonna aet me Sunnvtand Slim and Or. Is-aiah The Studio Arena w111 open its sixteenth •e'ason on Septemb<or 26 with and soulful auitar on such rtllgion/l'm aonna join the Ross""' also included) Is a rare the. pneduction of Mark Berman's play, Lady of the Diitmond. Tickets elos.ics as "Aib<orta•• and "Two Baptist Church/! said I wannabe aem. Norman Oayron, who ranae from $7.00 to S13.2S, and special aroup rates can be accepted. Call Trains Runnina,'' which ore a Baptist preachet/lust..so I .won't rollected ~ recordi._. ind 8S6-8025 for group rates. Tile Studio Arella is. located on 710 Main Street. Included hell! in their an!aseless studio Inca mat ions. f!ave to work.'' PerhAps he produced the.~. deHrved a bia foreuw his Rochuter botlle ot muKatel for his efforts. The Reverend' Robert Wllk(ns us.,. a penknife in place ol • dishwoslllna days fast -CR'iid /1. Cotruiocl 1he Albriaht·Knox. Art Callerv Is featuring the worlti of Catharine Catanraro Koenla from OO"flO Octob<or 19. The aallery is located at f285 Elmwood Avenue. lonnie Smith, When lhe NiBhf !!.,Rishtl. Z.wlnul o~compli•h from time to tJme. However. this liallod ~Ide an apt;_vehicle for a wei~ (Chi~roscuro) _developed aulw solo by Rich Hojlenbft..,.. Whether It'• due to the ollqed vinvl>hortaae or .The ""'"<trt.-"lean Mea~" tnvefs badt to. The Allentown Community Cente< will feature a poetrv readlna by not, a·numb<or of recentalbums'Piavs tU... 1fbesior Het&te Ha¥ock's Heael~styi[Utloru. Jessica Haa<dom on Octob<or 3 at 8:30p.m. Admission Is S2 at t~ doot,~, collection• than nandard LP's. They pffer toe's bUJ SOUIId derives /rom Paul ladsoo's of and the Center is located at 111 Elmwood 1\venue. Haaedoril Is one or "Chameleon.''~ oftlt! rhytlimic flaures are ten poets featured In the video series Ca/ifarni.l One.. and b the a<Mor of bit$_ and piKes of an arti•t's different dltectioru 111thor th.ltufnale vi$1on albums whict. represen( the direct QU9les from the "T:he HI>Stle." the. book ~s Music. ". • trowth of •'! artiSt In a;wti<\Jlar_t~~. Tho fonal two Milectiom Pt'-l the kOI)tlle Smith Tl)tte's (101111na wrona Wit11 a 'best of· lfi'1Tiat; as I r.....m~><or. ~·s huvy Otllf)huis ot'l one· of the iona u the. musl• Is 9f classic quality, Mone often 11101t owriooked inslntmtnts-af Jan, the ofaAn. than not. the mU1ic tsn't. Instead or ''best ofH, WI! Seriouoly. ~ many ltralchl ahead 1au ,or11111Su fleM ''rest ot.'f tan you.~~a~~~e behind Jlmmysnilth iiiMI the late Lonnie Smith'' whet. the Nishtls Rifl}tttLarry \'ounal ' 'Apeo'' featri ~ l1tin MJsions /rom 1975-1979. sampllna many of the pe<cldsloa under a tandem . _ . , . theme u..t is sl)lles ap~ durina theoe years-. With a certatii nQ~ espedaiJy movlna. The closlna "lm-ians~ opens ~ ~cial strateav. the tunes,are positioned in subcefy wilh cymbal thythmt by Ben Riley, lhe dvonol"-'C'if reverse. balinilnode"' lis._ W\lh lwntllar naelody " <>011111eo1 11<1111 below bV ap-cosmic: fUnic before they hit }IJO<Il with Col!rW'o ·~:-line"'*" lilfOIM fi111 beaan appearina on album jacketJ in the late sixties- and eatly se¥enties, JW·roc.k followers will remember his guest appearonceo wllh the Billy . - ,wm ••he< UniversitY Outfitters· Outing equipment rental is officially open. Tents, backpacks, stoves, cal')teens,. etc.. AD at low prices. "'Jmpresskwts. '' • .-..t _.........,. .. --'ltV· Cec~opaen-:$ The ~cune- -.with a >yncopaled TOdc• rhythm mulched with i>oP soundlna 11r1111 svn,thufzer. IIK<>tdod ilurina the"""" -ion In 1979. '' It's C!Minaed." futures M'bdio IIIKU lib the llntdcet llrothen-. On ' 'WMn !he ..,ltar on this 1975 cut ts•Dill oi the ..c-rs INI)o< It swinp lil<e '1'111 -ldn•t belieYe. lltera's tllso II\ Ol(cejlent ~ IOio 111' Jao: l.o\!0(10, AJ • • II. t1>e onty malar ptoblem with this ~P b that it c -.IOQ lllllclllerrteolytateflsfy.- thythmk: accene. I'IIOfe than1t dMslbe melody liM; His oynlheaiaer- on "It's~ lacks 1M ro•otpCQ~y l1l(llt ' - tllit ..... far the cur- 'NJellt •• ,• Smith's orpn ""o ......... the Jl)e 1ft.. Md ...,bttecy ~Ceoree lllllll! Mil»- """'W... _.._e.--. dbc~~~t-..._ lJI's, -fot Nlftllrillmer ,__..Mit!Uon. Mtlhe """t -U/ s-:J.,er �a:l classified ~ ....... ,..........,.., ... 1 ~ , · - -Conloe! -~ 1010 " ' -II1you 0 tnudltl OCHHATEA PARTIIME $4-46 ~r hOur poW~t~al If you have a pluHnt voice I Eggertsvltf.838-6060 WllllamsvUit 831-8ZZO M)l home Z afternoons weekly 632-6505 tffl MONTE CARLO AM.,.M a...-to, P$, P&, Good conditkln, M$0 t»-476f. I CAC I' 0001<100 OW -k'lll>dV por100.. RICHIIH _,,• •,........,~no you bock -In-MI.., , .._,. ,., fln:'td Pwtywt"'1 ler" ~=::~~~~:':t;~~~d~~,~~ FI~AL.S Apply •• W I Mob ROOTIES PUMP ROOM J 1 S Stahl Road I ..... ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J ,:::,t:v:=,;,~ ::::::~;.! :;~,l~ttJv. ' Yankees & TeleviNd on cable TN. Call 888-0100 for schedule •nd can aunmunlcate .tfectlvely. we will traln you to work from our office. Ollld Cl.l 't Jenttn apeaktra, ____ OOES ANYONE- know Whtrt Ntt~e.l ~In It? WhatNa~epplniCS fO IN WILK ~~·t;J;:·~==:~~~ SQuire , StrMt. &a mere, AIONI MUS I CIA NS NEEDED. O"lf•rs4 drUm,.,.,.,. Youls.. Mul1 be Into OMG. Qoora.._.bltlf nonOixo, c.lf W.4:SQ.. GEORGE, "'Its cooW' LOW' m•. MIOOE t ~t vetucouldsne.kb'IW Dut ,_,. mtl HAPPY BIATHO~;Y I &VI 'ttflt _,..., mtf'Uon wttlch ontl MA NY THANICS 10 lob &oorln. C;;wi, Jotvt anct CFC for MvlnQI 1M 1•9nf HI1Y awr ., Jtoot1.... WttcotM tr«lt UI.,Root ..... Jtwt. MtO MM1L. ...W:..,._ TI'UII ftlu tor o•ttl no H£Y JESS, HEY LOIS I . . cooU Low M. ··~·'' T~ wtlt oe1 bttJef' n t•m ti"'IWCC tn. l'htn maybe l c:.an P'f more •n~tlon to CMn..-.s and c....._ 100ft., Koy. _ S EW I NG ·~Itr-r• tlont4Mmt•rJ,...,.... Open Clnlnrslty variety. • bi!Ycnlll Ullll Addlei--Mf Your Student rrosrammlns._ Board announces the loTiowlns stlpended vacanc i es for 1980-81 year. the ~~ Mmu k\ prosr.mmln.& 0( 1M Coffe:dtOide t.etln 1nd the tOth Annu•l &vff•lo rolk fal hMI. Asslst..nt Cultural .-.,.~bb h1 P'OS:'"""'"'"~ of the dr.,.. d6nC.e &. vtwtl .,u pr~ '*.... 510\'•• frld;e. diShW..,.,, oH •lfHI ~ C.ll GIG1 ......71 tdw mtsAOe K not ln.. i GRADUATE FEMALE, l br ~ . Kl1lM Otlaw•re P..-k. lJOimo. fncJUCI. SUbmltrtiJIIrlt by SqJr. 19th to 112 T.JbmH4U(AC) ATTENTION ANI~ \..UV&U. 0000 -.w-tortlwONUflM.uno• rr• lned klnena UrN) fOf mou Wortn.~non t.el tN•DP. PeMM ,_.., GARAGE I.At..E"~a.mlfm Ut" ater•, nouHt~ohl oooct•, epplllllcn, 1rh dO!I\1... mo-•121. ,...,, Jll APH II"- W~NTSO STUDENT Raquetball Rates Available at The Raquet Club of Eastern Hllla 4687 'Transit Road MAGIC No member· 111/p fflqulred c•ll The R1quet Club at 631·3100 tor same day resern- MIMI~Eot. I'd ...u, IIQ to admire 'fOU•IfnwckiMt. Jwt N1 me Vo! wNn to .amlre rM.. From : A M1Ct1tt Hmar.. f'(Jtd,..,...,.., eAHMtA! ur. blld.s ltlhontl hopt...,.,.." ~ ttpFFEA. Sorry MJovt t'P"Kfb• U you ...,... fttllll fTIOh Dink ~-. or want~ w~ c.at m.. Lo¥• ATTENTION lit Rtd cross Blood Or1v. IPOft$OI'td by t:BT frattmtry. TW"'ddly JirtPt. 2'lnS In ~ to. 101Wn to 4Pf'n, DUE to ~ clrcumll.nut. 21 Engl...oocft:' pWty ha ban c .,.;eltcl •• , SO<ryl RALPH, PAUL. JOE t. PAUL..,Ihlr'f _ Clwflce--. ... ........ StG EP'S·GQOd htdt to tiM mo•t •-W""~ "-9 rollenon ~1)111.. The D.4-.ttvu... Kenny. J.tt, &er·e«~ Wfhy. ~m il, and "PfCIINy I ii•: H IIIIYII l..•f'l to 'o Olno How'' Cl'IIMM Rnt•ur•nt, Okt ~~ and Ro. FRAN· to fM n..ppk'S1 two ye.,., of mY ~!:~";l:u~:,~a1ny,.':~1 n~v! etwavs. ftou. ·- HELL.O TO KIM•wtw> only comtt to Ul Wfunch, :'::":"voJ/'"=..c.. GiooiO. elll CINDY LO\I- Hello iac:IYI I ~ If rou'lf .,. this one. A " "" Nifty 1M HAPpY BIRTWDAVI VaknrinH Oat: Mkby Mouw i1nC1 lor J. CllioM<o. ,_. 110 mlnd."Don'1-1Nfn" MFS :,,~"=d:.i:""c,.'.':..!" :.:.".:; SOPHISTICATCD STUDeNT tor ~ tt . .klout.. See tor dfiCOUI'W ~ .SW....tv .. • l1i 3248 Main at Heath HJOIII' •1-taltle ,....._ Buy One Supw folf.T - IAftiii.AY IUIWI Ric. A CMeM 8u1xtto Alrhri• 144Je wlj ll this •d ~te Uet ...... «One lnd~- ,.." FREEl • , 1£.-pirn s.pt. 24th, •. , arMOWtlHr llons. TO: A UatET wouldn't let ,.,. print tl'le plctvre blc'Ause yo ouvs d idn't ShoW f!nOUOh teot ttmpourny fOr prt'lef9 ~· C.ll m~ssss 10r 1ntwm111on. SKI C.LUI Ia now fiCUCI'tf'"IJ ~kwtt ASl,V'S ,.._, .M r.Taco • llin Onlr n1co.ur1 llour, 2·4 ,.nons. THREE BEDROOM ptvs 'brkk hOm•, Ttvw CN OW. . . wfttl lOft, LMOt iot, •lCCf'C'fiOMUif'MbC•pe. MlnUfH from ua. C•ll Antle l....,_t+•rt t.J_i..12t0. 4'-- ' yams 0t1 c~t. Eddie-~~ Tt!Uf't,CUV rft.fovgft SUnOay It lhlr Stuffed MlnhrDOm till Ma'n S.l. 1 TWO GRAD $TUOEHTS ..... th'rd. ~ tO HrArNtett from AmMnl. f)t 6ft··Wt. a. FL.Y WITW AUlBOI\HE .. , R -"OOMIM== .,-T=:E=-:W= A:-: N=: TE""o"':- -- ,.•-2\'o- he.t . ~N. Performlns Arcs Ch•lr~son ..." F~EEI ua. fit~,..._ m-JSK, FRAT$ AND $0AOfUTt&St Do ,..._, l'letOa OJ ,..,...q fOr yOMinrt:d,.,.,.., Call ;mpect tovncJ • lii>CWoi or 1f7• ..,.._ w. ~• ..,. '"'"' ~ Of cMdid lind modtrn musk for au occ-...son.., • mUnMSC.• .$Windl.dnthMI . ..... In&,. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED. ' l21.JO Slkn \lfilitln ~'PI Oc:JoMt Ill, lfds YoU dole to HortttiOWW'I\. W O to Mtk\ Sfret'f. fuml:t.heCI •O«trMnt wlrn Asslst•nt Colleehouse ct'oalrperson WAVNE.€vttt Wi..,tnet.lumptr,tM.,..., 1 "'*'UM have bMn ftM best • H~ annlv.,...,y. LOW G.Wtt. J/$1 .00 Talbert HaU llallpen Sat. Sept~ lOth I :JO -771 clottllftO, boolu, antiQUitl. tXctlltftf - 1st K•g i VA ~D SAL&:·Stt. 5un S4pl ~21 . lO.m· tpm, U.S CnKtnl Ave, HDU'Mhotd, rtiHI M lckEY· M-.b• ••• •••••• •••• HEY IUIBLESI Hal.,- OTI An enflre ,.~ -""• • .,..,.• Rem.mMr ~ =.~~=.C: :::;.~·= ~~'.:':~-:'.,1! ~-,e.~~::;._~:~~ - T&ing • o-11 • Exotlc:l ~bhnrrb 'Tope.. · W*·~ • Comedians llotc( • Entertainers WANTED NOW -catch a Rlslng Star *TALENT AGENCY* UntvtrsltyStudtnt516 &over~m.rnodat:JOnPro¥tded Bookings wfthln • ts.uncsm mh rwcttou:s PARTT1MEOR FUU. 'nM6 COLEMAN Atuteun Wtklxnt • bctDiftt Pa¥ 810 416·871 -eaBZ 716-8'7$-81127 ~---------------------------------------:----=::=:::::::::::::::::::=:::=:::=.. ! ! l 19" PIZZA with Cheese & Pepperoni ·1 w/Coupon .C APRI RESTAURANTS PIZZERIA 2153 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD. 691-7755 II I I I I I I I I I I I I BEER- 0 _$1° OFF WINE Good Till Sepr. 26th '80 '- NOW SERVING CIOCKEN FINGERS 1 COCKTAILS l----------------------~------~--------~~--~--------------~----------~--~ ,. .... .._ �~ backpa.g e ·quote of the day -------.. - . , t o-join a Focujty.s.note comrn.IUH. Good '"There Is no such thing as frlgld women. only Inept men." - - ·· lnlluenco tleclsion> tbat elfec< you. Coli tbt SA oil..., ot 636-2900 or 110p In ot Ill Tolbm. -Anonymous Acodtmk clubs-be our• and stop In tba SA oll1c:t and pick, up )'OU moU. There Is. a mendttory meeting Wedne:tdoy at 2 p.m. Apply now rM 1t00rdJnator of Atadcmk Clubs.. Come to the SA olflc:t. ••2 p.m. In Z}J / ARI moeu Sundoy ot 2 p.m. In tbt JSIJ 91fl<oe, ~ Squire. Anyuone lnterar~ tn woddng Of1"'th• Jlwllh studen\ newe~per l.t (nvlttd. Okralnlon lltudoni Club m..ts Mondoy ot 7 p.m . In 332 Squire. ' POOER mtels today 'ot 3:30 p.m. In 33) Squirt. l ' l o t . : - - b • Ottlnrolty Mnlce of Tho Spectnnn. l!otku ore run II'M oldwec. TM ~ru""'- not a1J DOtJca WW ..,.Ur end ruci\'a l.he r1Qhl 10 edit oil nollcu. liotleu to _ . , more on« muat be ruubmllltd lor OKII prlotJna. Dudllnu are 111\ondey, Wednadey an.d F'rkleyac noon. SA Stnote tkctions wnt be IM<Id T UHdoy ond Wtdtludoy ol Squke, Ooodye.or, Student Cub and Gowrf'IOtl. All undergredu.\U may YOte. Zln.J'ratcnllt7 mHis Sunc!.y "' 10 Capen Soul -len« mllllalJy woralllp Sundoy at 5 p.m . •t the Res.urre<tton houw, 2 U.ntvtrtJty Avt. ~ APifOS m..u Wtdnadoy at 8 p.m. In 29 DtolondcHf """""ond"Thuraday at8 p.m. In 1701'\PAC, Ellicott. - announcements - - - - - - lntemotlonol Americon. Studenta Followahlp Bible Slud'y tonight tl 7 p.m. fn 262 Squire. .n..Enl...,"'!"fW, tbtScboolol Management-per Caribbean Stucknt Aaan,. ;.,elcome party tomotrOVl' et !0 p.m. In lhe !loot lou~. Rtd Jocktl, Ellicott. Rlahon-Sunday b<undt, RAI>bf'tRop ond Onlveulty Ule Oroup Sunday ot II o.m. at 40 Capen Blvd, e-n. . . .t11ftlH tl\et • . ~ St.......t ANn. ....... Sundoy Squire Lulheron Mnlceo Sundoy at II o.m. In tiM Jane 1\HIOf R_,, Elllcoll. 8Iblt Study ~o.m . before ..rv~ _ 08 Hockey tum wdcornt boc1t KJI.pbtol party tonigbt. at 8:30 p.m. In tbt tlghth floor lou.ngo, Ooodyear, I'ISC. . CFC wOI be offering Red Cron cortlficotlon CPR couraea. All wishing 10 bKomt eertJfled. rtc:crllf~d or aheady cetUOed wishing to become 11'\Jhuctoft, pte:an: coli Cory at 636-4634 or Carl at ~430 . Yom KIP!)Ilr ltrllcu at tbt Cba"-<1 Hou.. (3292 Main Sl. or 250t 1'1. Forest R<l.~ Kol Nldrtl will be ot 7:15 p.m. ~ MrVke et 9'-.30 a.m. Nt1\ek M~ at 7:1S"p,.,..,. followtd by "Break the F -· -.1642 lor WonN<fo<l. !MOl. "" , .... .seeks wtltera end_, maneging editor. lflnte.resle\ C'Otne to 114 C<ooby Tuoodoy at ):30 p.m . - Life Worilollopa of[.,. a oerlts o( crtdMree, cl>orgtolrtt WO<bbopo to tbt Onlvtt1lty. C'llie moot-'< whllo you !com anything from jugglfii1"'to wiM ._.,fnll. FO< • btochurt or reMrvetions stop In 1 10 Mcwton. 636-2808. Red Crou Blood Drive 5pOftSOf<d by 2BT Tueaday [rom 10.4 p.m. In 10 Capen. In'*< Oreek CouncU ,..,... Mondoy ot 3 p.m. In 332 Squlro. H.U.nk: 1111 m ..ls Sunday ol 4:JO p. m. In 232 Squire. & • eomUNUon leade-r end meec new people. Cell clle lEU l l 636·707g or stop iii _112 Richmond. E.JIIcou end »peek with Ml<btle Ann. ' movies, arts & lectures _ __ Chi Omtp Sorority null pori)' Mondoy ot 8:30 p,m. at 40 l'llopra Folio BI..S. ~ - "0¥."-lemlnbt olngtfslrom Ellglond on tl>olr nut OS lour Suftday al 8 p.m. •• the Cfl\ter J'h.t;elfe, 681 M.eln St.. , Ondtcldod ,.._, your arou. Spook with local proleaafo<lola r.,......,ung douna ol .,....... lloldt Tuoaday. Wtdnndoy ond Tl1utadoy In Squire ond Wtdntaday and Thuflday In Capen, both from 11 ·2 p.m . STAOEwiDbeboldlngopoaoudlllonslorthb-d'o' p«>ductlonolthe mualcal o---y~T-y ln Squire. Poot* lnce..-.1 shc><old pr~ ~ ballad and on up-lune, You "-ld ol.o bring tba al>oot musk . Fot mort lntor~don contact lr• Brook• et Redletlon Safety' and Radlolaotope. Technlquea • seminars Oct.6-Nov. 17. In 240 Cery from 3·5 p.m. For mott tnrormetlon cell the R~letlon Protectto~pt. el 831.:1281 . 636·5290. PSST offers ollstudonls tbt following free, no(·lor<t<dll, - - -.hops. Call 636-2807 or come to 11q liorton lor lnlormoUon or to r<~~~sW. How t o - lntcrptf1MOI Conlllcta (Mondoy from 7·9 p.m. In 167 Mf'AC. EHk:ott~ /0\orklng Yow Tex- (/"\ondoy from :S.5 p. m. In 232 Squirt). Taking 016rge ol Your Ule (Mondoy from 7·9 p.m. In tiM Jano K..r., Room, Ellicott~ Studtnt'a Guide to • Balan« Buclgol (Tuooday from 3·5 p.m. In 107 Norton). 81oc11 lllountaln II (College B) laloohlng lor a director lor ito loll p«>ductlon. PluR aubvUt lnlormol ruutnH 10 the Blodl /o\ountoln H <lffic:t. lourlh floor Porttt. EHicoiL C.ll 636-2137 lot m o r t - Call Sotlof1 your curlotlty and get the cbanc« to dixuso .... u.Uty rn In rntormaJ open HltlrtQ. Rtglslet ror UJt Worktbop on Suuallly In 110 liorton. 636-2808. f'tee.d denLII work? The Oepc. of Behavioral Sdence need• men or women who thlnk they ~ dentll work and would like to portlclpola In o awely of patient O'ay People's Allllnco coiiHboutt tonight ot/P.m. tn 107 Towntond. v re:tpORM:to routlne~~·~t. TwortH fillings are prcwld<d, Conlod Dr. I'!. Coral> at 831 ·.2 164. ~r-~ 1\lpba P>l Frotttml\y Inc. IDYitts oil brothon 10 lis amohor IDmO<JOW ot S p. m. In 332 Sqv~e. Dlomoftda In tbt aky. Tho Rod Cron b looking for atudonu wbo would like to be trllned as voluntH:t'l ror fut\lft: blood drives on compu1. If you are lnttrwed llOp by tba C'AC office In ~Squire . 831·3521 . Ro·IIYe your dtlldbood-Mip out with lhtt kid's fl"<nes for Ctr.brltfo<l ' •80. Clowns ond puppet ....,... ••• ldlodul<d oloo. fot ~. <ontact Dt1>1>1t ot 1M CAC omce:. Put-~ ba\'t you~ on to? Como boc1t 10 you< old ptojtcta 0< got I n - I n new Ohu. We need you. <let In IO<Idt whh tho CAC olflce. o\pll·llopo Taok Foru MOdo you to mokelt Nn. We hove the..,.,•. ell w need now •• m.npowet. Volunwcf to be: • drl""r o< acort. <l6nlacllho CAC offlco. I<Mt In-ted? A macrame workabop with oclhoo dl,_. Ia being . . rted. Conloct Donno ot tbt CAC-. • -">< 0001, .._ - . • .and - - ' that you ....,.,,, • cblld l>olp. Conloct ..,._, ·-lot-. -.-.your ........ u.c. w.r. ,_ -·. ~ .... ClollooJI plodgt lO tbt Sigma Phll!pollot\ Ktelloll '80. To mokt a pledge c.all ee:tolllM. _.. ___ _ AlpM . . . , . Alpllo , _ ,.ty 11M botr) cbangoc! to et .J p.m... tho St. A....,.uno Oonlet, 1600 , . . _ , ~---- c.ll636-t597. ~ _ .... ....... _..,.s_ .• .....,.....,._.......,-'tty.For L -a - i~ on ,.. ......... - 3 ...... ........ "" - - - ... Alpllo . ... .... . . . . . . . . , Of ..... ' " - . . . . . . . . ~ 110 l'lot1co). lnler OrttkCoundl will dlstrlbute F~man Re.cords ell nat week from 11.2 p.m. tn the Squire Center Loonge. Ruum. w~Ung worbbop lolonda)' ot ~.30 p.m. In 15 Capen. Ttdlnlquu preparing on dltctlvo ,_will be dltcwatd. lot- ~tc Students-wolunteas ere ~ to ..,-ve oo tho ORAD R-orch CO<Iftdl. Dutka will lndud• re.lowlng applicollons for gll>duattt "udtnt gronti. II JnlertJiad, pluM cell the GSA office at 636-2930 lor lnlormolfo<l. Ored~Yate. Studt.nts.-Oraduate Studef'lt Rexere:h Oranl applk:ellona ere now tNoUble tn the OSA ofnce In 103 Tolbert. Oranttng level lor mostor ond PI1D condldat.., up to fl50- t250 mpec~Miy. Compldtd ~Ions ere duo II)' ~ 10, 1980 at 4 p.m. Any 4UaCJona pltue oontactlht GSA oll'>tt. Tile Wrldole , . _ ... r-. tutroit o l - - < d by liM Onlvtr1ily t.c.tilng c.,tor. Oroduole and uncMrgrecl\aW: ~ wt.o 1re .Pf'Ofk:tent wt1teta ere tr•lned In •n lntenltYe COUfte: t.o help thtm deaf Wlth "udoou' wt•lng prob~ on ony ....,1. We provldereoponllve I~ wbo co~ help "'lth the obtlaclts oriN Ia the dovtiopmtnt of •iii- wrl..., WOfk. Hour.~ - y oro 12-4 P'"'· -kdoya- 6-ll p.m. /'Jao ~W'nl 'In 336 Baldy and 6-ll p.m. TIIUcloya In ""ICh 233,.._, meeftnOS - - - - - - - ..... ....... PN ~ - Mondo)' ol 7 p.m. In 23J . . . . . . --·~......,.at5o30p.m.ln260 ~ c Tou Koppa tpslfo<l motU Sunday at 7 p.m. In IOCapen. _ "Rosellud" lolondoy .,· 7:30 p.m. In tiM Squire Con(ere~ T'heeler. "TM Mon1ago of lll•lo Breun" tonight It 4:30, 7 ond 9:30p.m. In l.ht Squlte Confereoce Theotor. ••. , _ from Alca!Ju" tornorn>w In the Squlro Conference Thtoter Sunday In the Woldmon Thooltl; liorton at 4:30, 7 and 9-.30 p.m. "Daptme Uvtng" todoy and tomor,_ ot midnight In tiM S..Wre Conlo<enct Tlwoter. "LIIe of Brion" today at 7 and Bc'<IS p.m. lr>J70 IIIFAC. Elllcott; tornotrow at 7 and 8:4~ p.m. In 146 blolcndorl; Sunday at 5, 7 ond 8:4~ p.m. In tho Squire Conltrtnct Theater. sports Information -~--Todoy; Volleyball 01 Pitt lrMtotloool; fJe1c1 ~ ot - ' · Ont.otlo; Womeo't Tennis 01 -.ott<, r - : ' - U vs. Grove Cfty Coll<gt, Rocoty Fldd, 1:30 P.tll.l ,...n·a TtMialn ECAC Chomplonahlps: C.O.. C-.y 01 HMwtclc • MondaJ: Women's. Tt.nnis at rt.z•reth College, Rochuttr. Tuudoyr A.ld Hodtoy .._ Onlveralty ol Raehe<tet, R-ry Field, 4 p.m.: V~O.II vs. Buffolo Stale ond OtntMo State, Cleric HOW, 6 p.m,; <;!oW et ert., Pa: ~·a Tennla at Buf!Mo'se.te:.Socctr et Onlwrolty. fl.,_ a--. practb t:110ty FrldeJ 01 7 p,m . In C1o!tt gym. We _ , . oil o1 the • oqutpmtnt. For tnDft w--. coli oo .. 85304ll. 08 pu-- l a l i . - y - - no!loblolD t13 Clattl• ~lllrlldO.Is~.-~1*')' S4tpt. 29 from 10.1 o.m.. a USA on,...,. FolloiMt. Stop In 7 Sqqlro to Wo 11ow a 8oerd o1 D4rtaofa position open. Stop In 1111 "'Il 1111 -llcotlon. Ooedllne .. todoy. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Construction -see story P. 3 ~: A~CfleWiotion-P. ~ S I kl de(enseo(CIIeivory tower-P. 7 1'Discovery'-Pp. 13-16 18ulsro 2-0-P. 17 . �pro(ls productivity· •· ~ ciiiji!i:,spion. • ., • ...._ I o.......,. ,_,..,_ s.tflfrit.,. . pr.,.nm li a Sl bilicia IDcreue In revenue llwina fO< the 19111 r - ,.., to "promot< local economic ~·· ~ Zl.)'reoidoDI Jimmy c.rter ~eel bis ' The rmo~ ·pan or th.e prosram promlm to ease OCi080IIIk plal'onll ror die (all CIIDJ>Iiln. Conflllartly individu.ol t.. burc!eos In thlt ore . non· - c:lllcclao "~ PropUI For Tbe El&htla," it lnfladooll)'. Tbis iodudes expendina the earned J ~ 10 adiJe.., tbe _..wy ooafllcdna.,.lsor ineomNax CRdit from 10 to 12 percent to offS<t the i ...... iaJIMioo IDll reduc:ina tmanploymcnt ..,. rise iD oociaJ lmlrity lUeS. ~ rour llq>s. l The Presidc:nt's pr0jt1J11 also propOta to diminate :: Tbe c.rter ptOCrtm prinwily intends 10 illCfeue the......,.Uccl marriaae tu penalty whereby • morriod ,; employmeot aod prpcluctlvily by ar<X>uraalna bwinas <X>uple with two in<X>m<S poys more t.. than an I n - IDll iacraliQa public·oector employment u unmorricd with the same t.., incomes wbo file wdl. Tu au will u tile impetlts fO< buliDas tqlll'lle mums. "'•Y• I 1 ""''* I J: : : . , : , =.=='~~~eel II "diar<IScd The inllu.t or capital is dcsianccl to employ more workers IDll hdp business throuah the receuion. c.rter also proposed o mockll increase In aovemmeru spmdiDa to cre11e oew jobs llld to expend job tninina propanu ror the hlr<k:O<e unemployed. The next pan or the Preddart's provom is the aeolian of a new advisory body-the President '• Eeonomic Revitolization Boord. Composed or businc:u, labor, IDll public representatives, the board wiD advise tile Preoideot on future .....ornic poliq' iuues. While the aroup has lhe potential 10 e:nrt a pesidve innum« on the economy, there is no au.a.rutee: lhat it is anyth..ina but a cosm~ic symbol or the President's aood intentions. Marritt&e lu , The P resident's proaram is also eoncemed with providin$ Immediate relief to people and communides hit hard by the rea:soioo. ln~illly, unemployment eompensation bmeftts •iU be extended fa< an odditioll 1l weeks (or workers in states with hiah unemployme.nt. Also included in this port or the - Notlollltao. flclltina This is tbe Preddent's third eConomic plan In ciabt months. It hu been eritidzed fO< rdyfna on tu cuu and lnt:<.....S aovemment spendina to improve the econc>my-(wO tbinp that Mr. Caner cmpboticaily rejected a mere five month£ IJO. Despite thJJ., th~ proposal is daniflcant because it reveals t& Caner Adminblr&lion's perup~lon or ilJ role in the economy. CriticJ say thOl the deorly bu no intcotion or fiabtina inflltion, siDce nowhere in his iiiCSI proarom Is there &IIY mention or a plllll to fiaht lnn;a.The White House E<X>nomk. Proeram Cor the I atll<lced for ue&~ina inflatiol) u somctbina thOl will JO oway by iudf. The eeooornic plans or both Caner and Preddartial contender Ronald • Re&Jin orrer lillie hope or substantially reducing inOatin or unemployment. Perhaps the bCSI thina thot can be said about Caner's plan , is that b's much bettcr than R-n 's. But sornebow that'snot very<X>II\fortingto those •ufrerlna the unnoecssary economic horclsltip brouabt on by the recession. See You There! BOOTS! FRYE · HIMIAN T1MB£ftLAHO • DINGO GUYS'l SIZES .,_,_,.......,_ CAl$ IINcl , . , • ~'· TENT CITY W.....oTOII.,III'WI 874 Main StrMt . 163-1515 ,.. ..... o.._. ...... �·Lisbon burglar arrested; fits de~~ripti~n of rapist br O.. Bowm.. Oonops.r Editor A Buffalo miD, who bas bceo oba(aod l.. t I 'vlc:llmea, bur a po6oe line-up is expected 10011. Ur>iwnlty RdJI>Id CCirnmunlry Center J willllhe b11J11AtY or. Lisbon St. raidalce, it OireeiOf Charlea Biaaalia ..... 001 lll(ormod also bellntd 10 be lhe rapist wbo bu ...... that lbe auopCaed burJ1ar may also be !he rorrorl~na the Uoivtuity tomraW>ilY, boc a:praaedrdio!that .. bu accordJna IO I police o(fiar O( !he 1&11 """"· beeomado. Preeinct ttatioo """ wiJbed to r=aiA "The Pollee liave beefed liP thclr patrols anonymow. tNf:( line< a c:ommuaity meal"' on Au1ull The all ..ed burglar wu' ldentlRod as Doc 20 which demonJtrated l.b< dftp conctrn or Mock of Norlh Umberland Orivt. Mack area raldtnu." BottaaUa declared. There rcponedly liu, the description or lhe ruatl have ftOI been any reporU eonctrniDt rape io bdd rcsponsjble (or all or rhla aummer'a lbe pta I WO w.. b be added . ...,.,. and rllpe autmpu in lbe area. The Row.-, a Uol....ay co-ed IDidTilt dtaerlplion. provided try 16111 Prcdoct Sp«trwM lo.A "eek !hal 111 unklentirled mao p r -. Tbc Force opaated an esoon C.ptaln Ray Fries, ooc.d lhM Lb<IIISp<a was bad eor<rod M1 11om< lhsousb lllc tide door • senice (or ODJ lludmr wbo witb.. IO be blkk, abour s• 7" or s· a•·, cleao-shavmlllld and promeded IO lhoUI obscene I<GWU. wilber dri-.en or walked btt,...., Uolvenity· t.bin, approJdmatdy 14S pounds, bttwem 17 Altbousb "'" lnttud<r arrtrnp!ed to $1111 ara local ions. CAC bu. in tb< PI". allowed and 2A yean or llgt and whh • musiuJ.v eotry to ~ mnaind<r of tlle hou.. by tbe Fora< to use tht CAC va.n for &ucb purpoaet. Undquift Aid Ill< prOJIIm will be uppco:r 10rso. poundina on a locked·door, he wu uoabl~to given more priority this' year, beeawe It if .. There Ut nothing conclus-ive ., or yet," oonrlnue aoy furtbtr and r:venrually lei\ . now 1 project or CAC. Formerly h hod noced Dctecti•~ Donald Pcacpek pr !he I &II Varlou. area raldeou have COIIrlouowly Pretlnj, "but !here art sirnUaritics U. the reported ocher olrnilar inddeota. Studeors o'pcrared indepcndtntly. piiYII<*J ~ptioos or Mack and the ropill livin& off<ampUS a:press increulna -cun "We nend dli•ers for the vao lllld esc:oru we•rt aM... Peacock cautioned lbat Mack and fear ,.;til ..cb aaual rcpon or rumor or ro ...W rhem," dctaU<d Uodquisl. She bu DOC been prov., ro he a. rapbl aod ajlqed-. • added that, "One rano~e and ono male advised t,pUIJ< jvrilpina 10 coadwlooa. Community Aalon Corps (CAC) Publiclry VoiUOI<tr W1IJ always be poired U escons." Tht arrest or the alleced buraJar/ rapbt Coordinator 'Debbie Undqubl cxpl&iaed Lhat CAC will be td•tnisioa (or !he position> In occ:ured on S<prember I In the LIJbon· the Anri·Rape Iask For« .)s currently the comlnt weeks... This is a crudaJ time for to Peacock. The inactivt bUt WUJ become Ope:ntive. O.OCt. the Anti,Rape Tuk .Fore<," Und<!tilit Cc>rdoba area swpcct has Y<t ro be ldenrlnes by any ripe enouah fiUdents volunteer ro lWIII In rht stn:ssed. refcrrinato the lnausing rcp0ru of rape Univemiry <oourtoDiry learb ...Uied !hal 811 orpnizatioa u pr<~<~~tl)o opcraria1 a "sa(e bouse" proararn lirnUar to 111< "block parmi" concept ror children. SIIQS are cliJplayed on designated "sa(t bouscs" WWch are refuces for any ptrton who was • valid claim of banwment. Battaglla U UIISUle o( how crrecti~ lllc p r - lw hem, but inristod that ..if ju.M ooc pa-JO;D is fCIC'U('d hom borm. 111m h Will be worlll it.'' Ourcctor o( the Wesley fovacWIOII-a branch o( the United Mcahodisl Olurc:h-orpnuation will be spon»>rina a seminar nn rape and rape prt"Ytnlion this Sunday ar 6:30 p.m . In the church 11 410 MiMesou Avmue. ..u.a •=rdina UB construction slowly continues Many Un1Vtr111Y mtrabtts navr expreoaod apprebeosion that the new unfon •ill reave a n~...W or Ofpni.zatioru.• whic.h currcnlly have hourin&, out in the cold after Ahhoul.h many d<panmcnu ln lh< University arc upccd111 completion, the WOill to come ru budaet time, VIce Presideru for Fac:Uilies The buildlna In deoiiJl, Neal odmirrcd, "will nor hold PlanninJ John Neal is optimistic !hat ODilJU'Uc:tion on both evcrythinathat'sln Squire Hall." But N<OI tu<11ed that UB campuses will oootinue on scbedule. wlU htYt a year tO prtpl{t for tile •pace l hoJUac. He Neal cxpl.aiMd th.. the fllndl for coauuctioo an predicted tbar UB wW try to matcb spaoe with 11n:ocnr "complctdy aeparare" from opcr..Jn& ruods. He prodkted (adlitia lllld ftnd room for maoy of lhe ~· Yet that tbert "ould be "no xriow tooa·•mn problema" w\tb - Neal concedes «bat ulhcr<1l no auarunoe- that )'00 will be. compl<tioa collJUlldion which is aur<Oily bc:in1 planned. abk 10 wallt ttroulhe ball" in lhe Uaion tO all olhcr offlCCS. The Vlee Prcsideru 's usenions come in tbe fi&bt or aate Also in tht wockl .,. t"o Enaineerina buUdfna aod lbe revelations that lhc fonhcomln1 Govunor's bud&<l Will AI\IDllll Flddhowe, wbieb is - e d to be Onisbed by 19112 contain lht eAtra dollars ror the Stace University or New YOtk or etJ1Y 1983. The Social~ buildlna wiU bcgjo "110011" (SUNY) syatem. N'eal Predlcted. Addiliooally, !he Mude Orponmeor , is Ncal~mtn<d Ill< SUitt wm rct.liu UB ha.s cenalo need• and IUllldpotinJ oompl<tlon or a ocw facility and cbomber hall. will provide Ill< resoun:a ~ 10 hdp me< them. UB's Befort any or tbis work """ be done, • ""'• lllld ftrll tbon"""'illl is tllal It stlll has "lots" or rented space. .,.,.,pr.,.,ed process ror >C<'WlllC Scat< awroval mWl be worked tbrousb, .._dlD, ro Nesl. All r<q\aU mun be Nat abo saod the SU!Ie "0uld tike to acelbe traosfonnatioct of the Maio Street Qmpw to a Health Sriences Center and jwlified In ,.,.,.. or <Aiotina II*< and expcaed (ururc willsuppon UB's errorrs. <1110Umenu. Ro&lrdin1 llmMr51 COO&tructlon, Neal is optimiSii< that "It'll happen," althousb someiCIIl.in,-<lown, be warned, will Complicated procas CK'tur. 11 Atnhcnt woo•c be as b\.1.'' Neal admitted. ··as thf lbe Slate IA'&blarure. must apprO\'C the funds at the oriainal t967 plao cilled (or." But htAid that tho Untvmily Inception or any racilitles plannina. Then, both the ia "1ertloa to lhe poiol o( havina a campw hue (on Amherst) Governor's office and lht Division of rhe Bud&et (008) mwt thllworb." ...-etro r<lcur: the money. Aftct Lhat , lhe Slott fmds a clesii" company to draft plans~ proem "11i<b normally lakes Neal noted !hal !he fust piaoa for lhe new campw about tWO years. contaloed the notion that Lb< acad<mi< SPin< tbould be SUrtQIInded by dorm SJ)a«. Now, wbeo filllshed, Neal At rlli• aqt Scott approval mwt be aecvrtd IPlJIITom the Oovemor and Ill< Lqjslature. Thus. said Neal, Albany can rnJJntained, the Unlveniry will II•~ "a runclional •pine surtounded by a runc:tlonal sub-.,.oupilll" ror livina. Th< !top any coo.sturctton until it actoallycommcnca. But if it'-5 Vlce Prcatdcnt added thll the campus will be <Y<nlually appr'bved, rhe Srare ...b bids from con&tr•<lioo r.tms. Actual ~llrucdon can then bq:in-barrlna a.ny more. nnlshed, bur rhatlhe rlmilltl is IIIII up in the air. unforcseeo di(RcuJilo. The oP<Oina or Ill< Amherst l<('lurc balh-sla~ed ror tbl• Tbe .R.id.ge Lea Fac:Uity is anolhct 11.rea thll the University fall-will be delayed UO!U OCXI September, Neal said they 11C doJ< to be!Dt fmitbcd, but added lh11 rwo problem areas uw:s to bou.. deponmenl.lsvcb u PsyeholoiY and Compurtr remaln-vcnlilaliou du<U and ..seatio&. Thos<, he explained, ~. Visiton t1111 paso swnmtr noticed Ill< lvcc " For Rmr .. sip that 1taC<J the campw' rron1. UB cvrnntly ,...,. will hold back the opcoiq. Oa the J<ud<rU uaioo, Neal was bluru, nolinc h Is four !ht campus, btJr some O( llle VXllnt buildiAJS llr< l~lable (or yean o((. Two years wnt 10 (Of desllft, he said, and IWO )'eV> kaslns to orher apndcs and compani.s to build-Hand~ fan f"l' State·(unded corutruc:tlon. Neal sold !hat as mucll as the Uni•er•ity would Uke ro leaV'C • ~ .. ~ ..,.............. . . ..., "'~t...,'I O..:S bfl u..,.....,..., IMO~Iw- Rklae Lea. ir is still r>e<ded IInce IM< is "110 olhcr room for the cltpanrw:nu." He oplalnd tltat six buldinp b&ve heeo •oared by Uni•eniry. but t4 ot~ buildlnas .,. still occupied. Other areas rhar UB would like to abandoo ioclude Bethune Hall. lootl< on Main Street ncar ljend. Re"""""od ro1 lu poor JCCOrity, Betbune is scheduled for some ..minor" sa fay work, Neal said. He added, bo~, rllar lilna: UB O"'n• the bWldlnt. 110 major cbao&a will be made, but lhe Hall willa ill be used sinc:e t h e - is .so ti&hr. The ot~<r area or ..,_,. ro orrrciah is underdevdopcd P>rctl 8 laod near Baird Point. 'Th< UB Fouodlllioct holds uti< 10 the •creo.tt and many lfandiose plaos ha.., hem draflod 10 build 50m< commerc:ial fadtirics there. Ptannlna and fundlna dirrict•ltit:$. hown-tt. have slow~ lht plant to a tho crawl. Neal said nothiDt iJ curm>llY "alive" with Patttl B. althoul.h hcdoeseapcct at leaR a booutorelo ilecon11ructed there. llw ,.._. pan or Ill< deal "'bkh !used !he Univcrucy booM~ oro 10 tile FoU<tt Corporation. Parcel 8 de..toproenl wos alared ror rhe lato-19'70>, but Neal said rb11 110 date haJ ~ b«n Kt for bookslore con.saruc~ton-tbc' c::orncrstoM or Lht project. �. i.J· P.:!c=:'!'M"!"'A'•!'!' II! AI!!" o ::=:="o::::u~s~::;r Open House ! i - I I-· ROQting for the home team; Ohio State'slcibor oflove TONIGHT ~,_ IWnia Wed. Sept. 17th -- ~ Ollio-11'• Friday lliPI IDd a woywan1 travda is lookina roralocll--boletord'bla_,boecs. Ht'sauiiinado'WDJilsh Street ill illlo cmlt'll Oklo city ...S 111014 a busy bor wilh collqe oae kids iD IDd lho Bolda"!.Y(IIy Doo't We Do It ill Tlld!oa<l" blastin& out. Ill!!!:~....... 0a die ......,., bn*1'111i..Jit ...,.__ iJ lhe " Tnvd AJa{ey." .. , :aen.h IM!orclho wwdJ, ' 'llluckeyeo, 7.'' "LL WELCOM.. Aaallaak'oa.._w lluod oalhe__,yllow or.,..,plehe clecldeo to ~e- Mil warclrobccloela't _,to lit lhedn:iseode-e\'Or)'Onc is ._;q de!IPe< jeano lftd ...net ODd IJ&Y Ohio State'jeneys.-but deop!te - . .. .his ~ci,.riotellllln, b o - ill anyway. T1le uaY&r u -.barded with tC2I'Cit and lt&l' SbiJU, scarltt l1ld sraY eowboy bata and ....tetllld .,.y baMen on lhe wdl. E ven a bu&e mooJC over the door IJ ~.., Ohio Slate-colored sap. "Whauii y'all waot7" asked a bearded, burly banauler with a acardt • 1111d»&Jt<&plloo bal. The travda lookuround ID see wbo lhe barteuder was acldrts!iQ& and ...,. ool)' a JC&tkl and .,.Ymob ontinc to tbt loud miiSic• "Yov'" wk.ina to nM.l" be asb. • "Sun. who else wollld 1 be taltlna tot. Yoo'" the ooly ooc fAUS t tbae." • • ........ .,~ "Oii. Ob yeah. I'U have a ROllin& Rotk," Slid the .t~. The IM-Jtt2 bartender brillp back a arcm bottle or boa, tbe only thin& m tile bar ~-·:=:;=====-==::.::..- 1 ttw's not scar~ and lfiY· Re rUIIJil,cs the beer and steps throuatt the mob and out tbe door. Walkins down the llretl be notices tbll tNttY few feet, bomnas proclaim, ,,_. '"" "Go Bucks" and "Ohio Slate 56, S~3," and "Bueb No.I I." Cars wccnen talk about bow cute quartabaek Art Schlilter iJ and tbe less .-do1imlheweet with pooplebanalnaOut orthewimlowswavinaooarlet knowlcclpble fans dlS<USS bow dirty tbe other team Is. " I hope they don't _. S..lor S2.t5 and eowboy bau Jllld l<fdmina "Goooooooo 8\ICkslll'' knoclt out ·his teeth," someooe said or Sehlister. "He has such a nice Ohio Siate Unlvatlty Is located In a dty whole number one source of lllllle." pride IJ lhe acbool'a number.gne ranked football team. AI OSU's home MrJNDA Y NITE The ariJied footbaU Vdn1ihboul tbe Rose Bowl and bow OSU "Got openlna on Saturday, the panyina, tlcdrirled scarlet and ~y crowd bad lhe Sllaft" when the UniversitY of Snlltbm' California wu put on IJidt MuoH IJJd, Proco·t turned out to <debrlle tilt lNiual mum of Columbus' prodiaaJ sons. probabclon. The Pacir>< Coast conl'aatee thc Bi& Ten wiMas meet in tbe - "Of eo..,... the Bud< a wiU win:" o rqllled mtbusiastically from bowl aame every Jmaury. ._.It, LrtU'I\ lrto!fl' A. . ' behind lhe COWlttr of an Ohio Scadlum concasioG st.aad. ".we're oumber "Now the best team W< can play ls StaAfO<d lD lhe R~c»•1. Alabama llud fir•ll• . . .!'abe's iD ber lale tblrtla '*">o, beocuse sbe can't J<1 tict. . -u a ·will probttbly play Pen Scat• in the Su,ar Bowl and take the 11atlonal eonccssioa just to be"ucar the Budceya. clwapioasblp ••T1lll bastard (/\1lbama Coacb Beat Bryant) 1~ to l>!•Y T1le womaD wu propooed to In a ....a little spot aloa& mony ooe of lhe ~he <nnt.S,"Ifllllled ooc rm aaariJy. " lr-·rc IOIUil- th~u~ lf1TE many windin&. sbruiHioed paths on OSU's..,.....,... cazQPUS. Htr son was "''<IOIIA play .,mebody IDUah ed ~ lhe touah latmS are oo probatio~. · probably eoodeved alooa tbc banb of Mlnor We, a beautifuUy clcsilned The pl'll'<fl eome out ap;n and. rcccivc . - h a boisterous standona wo~cand lanscaped bod¥ of wat<r where COWIIkos fOWl8 lovers bave deeicled to Ovation from the sellout aowd. T1le bOnd startS in and CVCI')'O<Ie IOd CI'U)' tie the mariw knot. as thc playcn are introduced. "Once OSU Is in your blood, you can't J<1 rid of it," she added. The pme Is almost antidlnwk 11nlil, after a frmzled lntroducxion, the In downtown Columbus the day before the pme the city usually holds a BuekcYCS fall behind tbe Syraruse Or&I\Jtmtll Zl·l. They quickly eat.c b up " Rally in the Alley." a bia party alona Hish Street with music and liquor tbouah. and early In tile second half they ao ahead for IJOOd. It mlabt seem \\1/J'i/ \/1,1 l N(ll and thousand• or scarlet and aray Buckeye fans. • like a comeback win would be an invla9rarlna pme to watch. but "I knew I •' •' • •• Oddly thouaft, Columbus chose not to hold one this season's opener. we WtrO JOinJtO win," ODO faa pid and iDd.c ed, IO did everyone d .. at t.h< H. nl. On cam• d,.y, sobool 's bt.ncf stat1S marcbin& • r!!und at about 9:00 game. They wanted to ... osl:J run up tbt score oaainst these 27 poont. A.M. praetidna (/JIIu hrdf'-illyle tbearries and 11 aroond II a.m. the huae undadoas and the 31·21 finiil,made for a duO afternoon. · ,, crowd 111111 rdin& In for' the I:30 klekoff. OSU has a top-ranked marchlna II • ' ' \ ' ~ But no matttr, the Buckeyes won opinl A btU tolledl~~tl! as t.h< band too which forms the word, ''OHIO," on t.he fldd. crowd left the stadium, slanallrli another Ohio Slate wU(. "<lluo Slate This crowd Is p<edomlnantlY fanatical and not restricted to anyway to alwaY' wills," .tid one OSU student. -·Th- aiWIIY'J rlllainathat bell." tbc ste..,..ypcd rootbaU ran. ~ .... little prls, old wccncn, That evenlna. rtpO<tS o f tbe pme do<nlnate Columbus TV and radio WOmfoll,little boy., vay old and ~men-everybody loveo tilt Bucks. newubows, much the way Bvffalo Bills' rq>O<U are featured ~. but very 3 IUD SPlJ1'S $1 The insanrly deafcnina ,..., cr\ll>ll .,ben lhe players Nn oot onto the mueb ~~nlike the way UB BuUs pmes art eovaed. r>dd for., _ _..,. ups and docsa't sub$lde ror at least r.ve minutes as lb. U B, few people besides lhe four to siJt t.bo\l$and patriots wtoo lllow up lhe 86.000.plus ao auy. ARer practlcina fn< about ten minutes, thc for a even kDow .. bo woo and many don't earc. This is primorily doc Buckeyeo leave lhe fidel and l&llD the crowd slands up and starts to the fact that the BuUs arc a Division Ill team, ~ Ohio State is ~RIIJ ·1\P Division I. Division I means,ICCO<diii&ID UB Spor1s lnfonnatlon Director That evaybodj acttla down and stlrll talk.ina football. some of the \\1 fl.'() ·ll "T/ ' Lany Slcde "ooe to three millloa dollars in &eoerated ...,..,ue for the t at 8:00pm 1 • :: • ••..t ~ _.-d\ CJ1tft w-· • ·~• 1 ..,. •z. s,.,...... an. ... *UIA .usava.,... edne.da)l &Frida FlsH c.-...... .,_ FRY .,.Y TVESDA T c..., . . . . ,... .. ... - ,...,..,.,..,r. • '-• ... w . '' THUISDAf ./liTE aame n r ~ • .. 1 •, .. ' ' moo sc:reamma. 1 U SUDAT lfl1f lock ...... ._., "lOAD" ·~· Sl V.AaibiTa IlK \\1\ '•f \\ . . . . [I >f.:.\1J\ ·,1 IJ\\1 \ \ ' # ..., . - - - - - - - - - - - -...."""""""""""..., JrlUU-in·aitl scl>olarsbips are awarded to athletes. A arant·in1id P'U'5 an ! athlete's way tllrou&h coUcae. "Eiosentially wo-would be paylna him for hi>athletic scvka," informed Stcde. • • A Division I school will slve lS-30 &r~Dt-in·alds, Division lloffcn a ~ ~ rewa number, Division lllscboolt cannot offer any. Despite nut bcina able tO ai•csc:holanhips, Steele maintains tb•f •uppon for the Bulls is aood. altbou&b not OSU·IIke. " I think that the support is exedltllt for the tlu of the school and also A11Gilable SA OHU:e. <onsidcrina that it's in lHneuopoilllD area. We had ~.ooo at the Bro<:kport pme which was a rceord for them." stressed Stede. Ht also reported that UB distributes more season tickets than any otllcr DivUion Ill school. UB did have a Division Iteam in the past; untU football was d<oPJ!ed in • - .1971 . The team did DOt play a major scbeduk. ouch as OhiO Slatt, but it \lots Division l,nooetlldeu. The moot succa&ful UB team was "' J9S8. T1le football P'OiflJII was • clro!>Ped when ticket ala eoWd not support Kbolanhips wttm it played under a cleslanation or "small eoUc:at" and lhe Lamben C:Vp as the best East Coal «atn, ac:c:ordina ID St<de. Slcdc abo that lhe Athletic {)q)arunalt woWd lilt Slate · ,, • ~ UtolV'pSityofNc)oYorklloardorTrust... to~adediionprobibiti'!l llthl«lc ~and lhattbe clepartmc:m illookin& towards a mtch to Division ~f'(' £'_~ · \. . Oav JOIN THE ASSEMBL POiitiotU of Onl:y 40 Underrrcufuote rignoturu · ar• -ired. fl, BE WHERE T.'l.JE - A CT.JON JS aN u" . ~~------~~~~--~--!:::::::~;;~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::~ ,u~·~for~abe ~~~not ~~ ~t~cam ~·~~~~~~~vw~~~wvwv~~ . ·.- Vulcan Beverage 175 Vulcan Street - lhaffalo, !(.~. F.BEE aELIVIBY Fee walrera .,.-arellible tor tmiiluate .,...,_ ar J~Te.... H•ll ......_.,_••• .........le•• ~ FRIDAY,-SEPT. 1t at 4 pm' '• �·r-------------------._1. UNIVERSITY DONUT '~ 1 II I I 1 I f Ji t BAKER'S DOZEN tz.os with coupon We Also Future: • ~· Subs • Baklava - Spinach Pie • Soft Frozen Yogurt 3234MalnSt. ~ .. ------------------ ~,v.,&o/flt'rli<r <mly two lhinp ue for rureln lif~.-b a:od lAM$. But, in Erie count)!, how to ckaJ with the Iauer is raisina the ire or lOme reoidcntJ. A much·publictt.<d 1975 Court of Appeals Ntin& which cnfor<ed a Full Mar~et Value (FMV) tax auemnent procedure on all propml<t has >pent q.e last tove yeau sltlina on the back bu.mer. Alld now, With a De«:rnber 1980 deadline for completion of the reevaluation proceS> apptoacblna. the entire proau may b6 postponed for yet f.nother ycu. Baclc In 1781, the Sllltt pabed a law ord:rin& aJJ propenles 10 be IU3GUcd a1 full value. For 187 ye&B, the law waslanorcd untlla1975 &uneasocaDcd for the enforoemcnl or tht law. C~ly, propcrtks in Erie County.~. for I&Diion pwpoocs 11 oniJ a f..aloa of tbar a<tllal mukct w!uc. Put l'ew York Scat• court c1ecisio<u lutd aauaJI)' aJJo~ ~" or so or 75 pcn:ea~, as lona as IlK rate walhc....,. lor~· CumuiY in Bulflao, IlK.,..,. tcvd o r - is ooly 31.19 pcrcmt of Cull value. Accordbl& to a Janllal)', 191Q, New York Public Interest R~ Group (NYPIR.O) otudy, the waamcnt rona• extends fn>111 3.6 to 198 percmt. ·-· · The reuon for such Inequity? MoJI of Buffalo's propcnia havt DOl '-> useaed for :10 yean: mtanin& that ~boot neiabb6rlloodJ whlcb have dedioed are now 0V<J·iU3GUcd, WbUe sectlons Of the Ci1;y thai have lneseased in valuo If< undcr-...1. Even upon sate of pr~y. rcusemncnt u usuaJJy n01 perlonned unless requested. "NYPIRO proPOJcd IIIII we were doin& it (uoequal ~WCU~Dmtl intmtion&lly, Whlcb is a 101 of blink," dtlo..U Buffalo Conunisrioon or As>cs1o<s Joseph Ndl a siluatioo is Cord<ro. 1n raa. Cordm> not unc:ommon-Rocha.rn- bu OCM. bid a reassesm~au prorram In SO ytarr. Undtr tb< new FMV plu, aJJ prnpcnlcs would have a taxable IUOC$UII<nt of 100 percmt of trUe, full market vatu< In an an<mPI to equatlu llle taX burden. At a C0S1 of 57.8 rnUIIon Ul taspay<rl, Ill~ PRC Jacobs reevalutatlon compapy hiU been commlS.\loned to detmnine lull morkC\ value or tach or tb< )ll,OOO pioces of property In Eric County. The Jatob• company had orwnaJJy hoped 10 complete re<YIIuatlon by Dc<:<mber of this year to be U>ed for t~ July I, 1981 tax biD, but. a on<·year extension bas been reques~cd. The Erie Coull()' Depu\)' Dircaor is presently rcvi<wlna llle liuw1oa and is apected 10 rnakt • decliioo sometime tb)s week rqerdina th• possiblt metuion . claim•. t:..olllll ..,._, Any rurlller dtlay or inllitutiaa FMV mq b.an a po<cnt~ danae< penlculariJ lor tile o>'tt-issesscd horntown<r. ~ NYPIRO repOrt shoWilluls cunently 19.3 or an "lo"' value" (lmdct Sl9,000) boo>co in Burrato OR over-W<U<d. For c.umpk. tbe poor inoer East Sicle ntl&hborhood ~ an u=ent or 110 percent. "If a low Income home-owner b pa)'in1 more than his or ber share or proptlly t.., .. ""'!elude$ the ••<14• ·= NYPRIO lludy, "1! quite often ra:ults in cuttinr back on <Uelltial bome upkeep and improvement&, .·~':r-:" ~ CO<lllll unity." :: -1 ~~ !i:. * Modern Dance Classes Monda.y- Frida.y 9:30 . 11:00 Assessment is a taxing problem ~: =~!:':~ 835-1597 The real probl<rn to that "if a penon is ovt:r· useaed, he does no! knPW 11," &&yo NYPJRQ taxation spceimlill Frank Bullerini. "Tas bill> !how only the asseOS<d valuation and the tolllltu due. If you eallthe o;lty llll lWdser's ornce arid wanted to know tho full value of your house." continues BuuerW, ••rhey wouldn't be able to you an answer." Butterlni hopes to ..., lbc macun<nt or a arievanc<: period ' durlna whkb homeowners could rue for re:&SSC:Iitmmt. ln additloo, be scc:sa need lO ''bavc more itlforrnallon put on inciMduaJ'• tu bills, rueb as What pcre<n!&l< of FMV is tile tOUII .......,...,, "If you "-! In formed tupaycn," believes Bustenllr, "Ibm thebutdeo ofpoofwould fallon lbeiJ1dividuaJ. But ooc pro>'ldinathi• inlonnation b unullic:al. Thar'• ~..:'.!u:.~~ eould c.'lpttU from a public I MDea Ea.at of Main St. Campua Sm.all clune taulll\t by Dorothy Lewia II•• H11:LEL Yom Kippur Servi~s TIMES: Kol Nidrei · Fri. Sept. 19th 6:-'Spm Morning Service Sat. Sept. 20 at 9:30am Yizkor at ca 12:30 pm Study at 5 :30pm Concluding Serviee at 6 :30pm __. 'fbe impon....,. or property , . . revenues eannot be dtn.iecl-they provide 2J. percent or cota1 operllina adlninistnsion. "Th... r<Venua are U>ed to impk:m<Dt <SSel\llaJ cily servi<U such .. pollee and nrc prOicaioo (and) maintm&nee or dty succ.u, patka, and community cguen," a au:s the IOYPIRQ report , ' (eash) for Buffalo'• municipal ~wllllleo-u _.._. Yet many people are- nor even •ware of currcr11 taxation proecdurcs. Commissioner Cordtro admits that hlr orrj('t :l<l)dr out no explanation. but mainuwu tbat ".some- brochures. arc available in ollr ofrecc::· Evm 10, llutttrinl contetlds thAI "there'• really a lacl or lnformatloll... Eith<r way, moit of th... ......,..enHdlled probl<nu could be .-....:ls>enl ..;tb an FMV taxation sys~em. With allres>dential, indusuial, ao<l commeri<al propmla .....sed at 100 percent or real valV< and payina an Identical ...,. rate, tu burden would be fairly and equally <linrlbutcd ouro=ticallv. "But people are afraid ol a major t.,. r.llin," uplalnt Buntrinl. "Tl>oJ 's been llle stilnilll pulnt in .. - . ,•..,_.._..._.... I LOCATIONS; Main St. - Fillmore Room , Squire Hall Am herst - Waldmi!n :;t~eater, Norton Ha<f'0 .......... SPECIAL PROGRAM TONIGHT! •h• -.._ B;en To I s r ael • Last Summer? Last Year? Come talk about it at ISRAEL SHALOM 7:30 pm Tonight at Hillel, 40 C.peo Blvd. FRESH HOMOU SI L'sha na Tora T ikat eivu v'tlkh ateim ul • ~~=====::~:::;::;;:;:;;~;::;;:::'~ ••perlencc in their UL\ bill. but""" ~ .n..l.~ the avnqcradicallncrea= r~dentlal propcny ownc" would incur \ •• RE~DRD RO·'II'TlQ'III( Ul JU JV I INC. FMV." implemcntlna Not only wUI >tlmt hiably under-au<Ued homn !tOme inc:reaM, u they become on par with commcrdttl and lndumlal property ownm who hJvo traditionally 2 UNIVERSITY PLAZA bo I b d Amherst. N.Y. 14226 - 838·6778 ~.r:u: !~·~~~ w~.~~ shift tht I&X burdt:n rrom I Houra; Mondal' thru Sa\, 10 • m .. 9 pm - $4.ao\. 1 2 . 5 pm industrial 10 propcn.y owncn." contmdi Buutrini, •IF;;;;;;;..,;;;;.__________________. wbo favor• leai>lalion sueb as thai proposed bY New' York State Au<mbly Speaker Stanley FU1k. Ftnk "'""'' NEW RELEASE SPICIAlSII. to modify the FMV, aJJowiA& municipalities to Itt a biaher 0< lo•tt tU rate on various tqlD<rUs or a SS.4t communily bes<d on market value. ~ .Wrt .,.... w No on< ....,. to the FMV'• ownll plan. A.. ...., Hila" Ut NYPIRO &upponed it in their tolody and Commi>Sionet lUI Cordtro proclaims lbal FMV iJ "id«< as ,., as I'm r-...,. . ~ ut c:oncmltd." Ut ' - "AMitY.-.· llut, IOniC lrulst, FMV is only lllc r.n~ >~ep. II.JI U t '-7 Laalao •Alift" Puiodically updallna .........,...u, as r«<mmeodcd bl lUI Ut NYPIRO, is crlldA!to the maintenance of a su<CeSSful - ..... ~ • .LiPt" 7.ta 5.4t Tral'"" Qaialrwic ....-., FMV plan. , Soy• Cordtro In qreement. " I've be<r 1.ta pulhllll for r~ent for lllelut 6-7 years." t\t 11-SZ'a "1fiW n..• Ut v• ...._-c-o.· -c., •,.w -co- ..,..,... "lt'a t\t Can F...,_ _ • ., n.• ....... r-· Grw.W......... h . ......... v.. ·o.-· lloMp c...a. s..w.. "1\t Swiac "' Dolit't" Pat loul• -c.;.. o1 , _... 7.ta s.u t.ll Ut Ut ue us ,.,. '·" ua Ut Ut r------ w .....,, ...., ...... ------• II ••IW----'-.,..._.,.. .. ~ . 1 • - rI1 - u .t1t1101 il II "'....,.,._..., • ...,.......,..""• _. .. ..,......__. : !:'~ .....,., * - ·--..- II I II ::., -=.:!:"';;...-.:::,1 s..,~w'Aa--':..,.......~1 ----r. .*** * ***'* ** *** ** ***• ·---------------------~ 1 j j~ DANCE 115 GORI) b7 Sttn Si-ou · EXPIRES S,t. u. '80 Open 6am-1Zpm Monday - Sunday 83~ I I �.l !Mo~ rlglat 1' llloa~ It's .Cce to hear a UB administrator say constructiOn on both campUSM will continue as ach-.c;lulad. It will be even nicer to that happen. . Unfortuntely we hiMI to react wearily when we're told that · there will be "no serious lorfg term problems" or delays•. :::- Long ago we accepted the fact that lhe grandiose plana for UB would be scaled down. And time has told us ,t o ~le\18. tt111t only our children may a completed University - i- 1 i Center here. ~ But regai-dlng .construction and the woes It has caused In recent years, UB administrators cannot be blamed. They, tteaded. by President Robert L. K-etter, have repeatedly cried out for support and demanded that the State carry through on Its commitment to make U~ somethlngapeclal. The reaLfoes are In Albany-the Qivlslon of Bud~~&t (DOB) and Governor Hugh L Cetey. More than two years ago, the Honorable Hugh prornenanded through the Amherst Campus declaring he'll offer medicine to the wounds llelritected through benign neglect; Informing us that his goal Ia to provide the best educat.lon available to students. Only some of us bellell8d him. Others sew those same students as the ones he allowed to be shoved Into jammed lecture halls and dislocated between three campuses. The students he wanted the best lor were disenchanted with · unfinished campuses, crowded dormitories -and "homeless' departments. Still, many people smiled at his 'promises. Local asaemblymen smiled, area residents amlled, construction leaders am1led, and we think we even saw a few UB students amlle. Even If the VIce President lor Facilities Planning Is e<orrect now when he says construction will be completed •.• eventually ••• much of the damage Is done. We 11,11n never forgive the Care......wnlnfstratlon and the power·hungry DOB for starving a1Jii!Verslty that years ago was promised to become vast and rich, ''tile Berkeley of the East." And the scraps they've thrown us over the past few ysars do not add up to what we need and deserve. They barely allow the bastes. Most dama_glng, however, are the losses-In morale, prolesaors, time and prestige. For the future, all the candy· coated speeches and smiles on record-Intended to hide A vote for Tdneluis To the Editor. • tn the put COYple of -Ita, the Women'• boWling toam haa made It lll>undanUy ciNt that they are thorouohly dia8jipolnted wtth the way lhallhlnga haYe W0<1Uid out "" them -thl• MUOn. Apparently, they bell..• Paul TJlnlerla Ia not capable ol coacl!lno their· "notlonoMy ,.._.. toam. In addiiiOn, the amount of money atR>ted them Is not to their liking. • We IOOuld like to approach lhot~e two lasues 18 1 ~:_~:~ ~u, 81 members of last years men•s team, we UB's John Neal dOes not have to warn us that "Amherst had 1~w great Of>PGr1unl ty to be eo&CI>ed by Mr. won't be as big as the original 1967 plan c•IIS!I (or." Over ) TJJnlorls & we con tell you flrat hand thai ho - . the ~sl decade wt'WI Men systematic ~ling 'iiOwn of the know th~ :IOubt~les" of bowflno that can <Mh tho new campus. Square footage for a student union has been dlflo"'nce ·between winning and roarng. However. no chopped In half, then halved again. • one has to tal<e 0\lr word for h. Tho facta apoal< fer We'd like t o forget what Amherst was supposed to look themselves. like In 1978. But the blueprints will not disappear and the LastyearPauiT~Inlenaguldodthemen'steamtolhe frustrations ol twisting arms to mak~t promises come true • WestGill New Vorl<.Conference IItie. tn order 10 wrn that are still real • title, u. B. had to bell nationally ranked teams such as , ' Niagara County Communlly College and Etle >County ~· we If accep,t the buildings from the good Governor. Community College. By tho way, fot.Jhose oi you who We If even say vie re refleved that Carey and the DOB pulled are not familiar with collegiate bowling. the W.N.Y. the •:gilts" out of theft bag of trlclts. We mal( even begin to Conlerenc<~ ts not a onetime tournament, but rather a have new found faith and pride In this University and eagerly league that meeta ... ry week- Which means that Mr. awalt the future. Tzinlerts' Jearn was nota flash In the pan. We had to But we'll never forget the ole boys In Albany and w e'll not bowlwell•no1J1Jh tobeot nattonallyranked teamawQek. say 'thank you' once. We'll be getting only what's been ahor woek. Anyone who .knowa bowling evan tell you owed us and we've waited for that ter too long. that It tal<oa an exceptional coach to gel a team to bowl However, the simple assurance from Neal that "It'll that conslO!ently. . llappen" stiff does not resolve our doubts. It's st[ll not time Som'""'~O elMt~ot seems to have been overlooked 1--.. t•t 1 · " f I" 1 by !he people uylng tnal Tzlnlerlo can't handle a • to Iee, rei • ....,, or opt "' at c, or, even ungrate u • n a not tonally rao~ tealn, Is tnot w. - · ,,_ ranked symbolic &how of "azenese. We ve always know It will oorMivn 101t year. As 1 , .11., of fael In the h~pen, W8'118 Just never been sure "what" or "when ." So oatlon&la, - • 12th In tile cOunlry. Olld fl~t In the - II continue to walt -. . . · state. Keep In mind that we did all of this whhout the ecars-al'lould not erase reality: THE ·5P£CQtUM .Yol.a1,No.1o W.._.y,118eptembertll0 ~ Ele~~a Cac:avaa ......... Edllo! ' M.,..,............. Jol)n ~ ­ JonySololy ~ ... . . , . , .... DonniaGcdi ~:: ::::::·o;.;·a:::: ~·:.·.-::.·.·:.·:.~0.::::~ ·~••••••••• •• •• • -w~CMt ~::::: ~S:~ ...... _.. -... -.. -a.on - ....... . .... , llonnloRF- Ptllloeo ....... .. . ...., . .. . , EdAbrllnt ....-~::: ~:::::::::::o;.;: ........... Tanvf'otl• -...... . . .--lg_.._--..·-· GliPJ .... -...... >-· l'lollfll- I<Mio\ntorljno - MI. • ·-·r... 'floOlnooR.~ o..tdA.Comoo- PllllpC. ~ ... ~, .. ._ . ,.. ~r."':..:..-:t-:=';:t=.."':=:r...::..:.. •v .. ~.:=·: ::.:=:.~ ===a.-. ~- ·~~-~~~d=.., .... ............. .,!IIi '!!!!llr.JI!!"'"·.....· - - · ---Oift· ~-..... 1-a-eurprlslng to u5 that tho women nave expressed such lillie lallh In a man thai has dono so much with the smail amount of resources giWJn him. We believe that II our coach had aCCf$5 to the money necessary to reach ovr teams lull potontlaJ, tnat we wex~ld be able to compme wllh a.ny team ln the MUOn. Pertlap.a then U\CI women's bowling te.am wouldn't be so quick to fudge Paul T~nleris. The unders~Md are the member& or the UB Men's bowling 'earn... We do not wish to-remain anonymous. Indeed, we have been anonymous tor too Jong. Bob Meldenl>auet Mark Fosttr M/uPotrfe Oove Bombard Ron Hubbrr/1 Jim Ooiffl Scott Seier . . Another vote.for Tdnierls To IMEdllor. • ..-....J - h Slroon- having !he distinction ol being a voraltY,lilllfll!l· Which brings us to the MCOnd lotuo. ll!"'cMy. There fa a great dlsporlly between tho amount ot • fund& allocated o club team like oor&elvH, and ·a varsity team, auch • • the women. For examPle, It was noted •ln one ar11cto that Wcauae of the rtllng cost oi boWiino equipment (like bowlino balls be4ng $!10.00) thai the budoet lor tho women Jut! won't cut 11. Mooey problema lor tho men start little SOOIMII'. We are more co_,..ed wltfi the rising co&! ol gas. TranaporoUon Is a major problem lor our team. It ..,,.,. the women's minds.. A& ,., aa equlpnient rs concerned, each man brings What each man can allord. (Whloh lnotodet poYflog lor our own Unllonna.) Still• ...., wfth all ol theoo problems Paul TJlnlerls lias managed to build a respected and ..9Q!"trful bowling proori.-nyone connl!Ctod with Jfie men's team COli tell voo hoW dodlcalod Paul is. Thai Is WilY II TIQ leiter lain responoe to the anlclo publlllhed In lho Sopt-bfr lOin ISsue of Tto•Sp«trom deallr>g with t(le actlo!J- «>I _ , "'"'"ben of UB's women's bowling team. • Fl,.t ol alt. !tie IISI/8 has no! hi~ to dO wllh Tille IX. Tlllo IX provides tor eq,uot hmclll\g ot men's and women'o ljlOita and thla hu been tho dirl!Cttoo ofUB'a a!hlotlc clet>anOMnl. Keeping In mind thallho..tolhletlo Buc!oot hu been frozen fO< tho put lour yeora, thoro hat _ , a 17,1142.28 /11_.. In llle - · • ~poo11 budget and a 114,511.00 . .. 1n the miii'e lnt............ IMlclgoe. Sonoe 01 the • - lunda h... eon• lato • -'J - • uctl"" •l!tltled •tn..........-..w~·wt~~_,.-loo overlap----_... _..lpO!t.. I"" apd Tile JIIIIIIIOM1IIalflldual_.....tn _..lpO!ta Jllncltno ......... _ , tile~ IUildlllg lilA! !hoy "->e . - . , _ , . a - - ol the mort'a ......... ~tlllttllli_..IIMIIIIO,._wll ~ now coacl! lorl~e team, I can hardly -WhY Tille IX Is b<OOOh! Into lh<\ argUment -.! all. II the team "*'lbert are arouino that their new coach. Pa~t Tzinlons. Ia not qualified, theii. t loar thot they be only ~all rfghL 01 couroe II we had thousands or dollarS to olle< a new coach we would probably llod e candidate mora quolllled than Pout. As It Is, we have ollly a limited amount or dOIIers on~ Paul's quollfllcadono· .-nl!d far better than any of the oti>Or applicant a. Belore Paul t>eoan coacl!l!'lllho men'a bowll!>g club lal OOJ ot aJ]f...,. In tho the loam hod placed ACUI bowllf\11 ~ 1.aot Y... with Pout at tho ~""' they_, mat - t - t and the Westam New YOfll Con*-~ Wlllctl 1 . . - -lng natione!.11.-.d 111111 Nlepta tel~- All o f - - - 't'llh al!udllll o111100~ lllan &Ia"" ................ ,.,... _ •• blldgal. tn '*-lng. I .-.111 • ........,... ~ Tille tx 1\ao little" ..atMng to do . . . . . _,.,• . . . . . . _ . thlll Glhouglt IIMIJ.,....... t.MIIrlflllllblll 4wl!o-la'l), ........ ., . . . . . . . . . . -)IIIII!Mdl - l ..............aiWCIIIIII..,._Ior rur.olt.toniYIIoPO • lila_....,. ....,.•• _ rm.oo-•~*ltlolllaltiMI~~ ,._ LMIIJI ...... ...., ""*':~ .... .,.._~, 'lllloH Olo To<~~ filM, IJINOior ABtltllo A"aln �... 'l.. i I~ I~ J ~ r f' ,f Jolin J. PerMotlo Dean, O.U.E. Editor'• Note: "Open Forum " will - become a regulat Wedna!Jday feature of The Spectrum deslgllfld to allow Un/venlty mamben • chance to express their views on top /ell they "spec/allza"ln. John J. i>wadotto. Dean of Undtll'f/flduste Eduoatlo'ir •net a profe~sor of Classici was ask«/ by Jhtl nawlp8f}ar to wrlla on /lie fu/ure of higher «<ucaJion. This column ;s designed to allow The Spectrum to seelr out Unlwnlty.,_,.,. anct as~ lllam to submit lhfllr opinions' on a given IBIIJtl. We therafortl, enoow.ga UB administrators, faculty, 1111111 lnd lltudents to submit the names oJ an)' people they bel/eve would provide lmerettting ''Open Forum" m•ttrf«l. or. I should like to deland the concept ofthe"lvory tower." That may lrrltlte 60me people, ano atrlke others as ~~arrowty ragr88$IWI -a rldleuiOiia form of cullural lag clleflahed by an academic lrlnge no longer worthy oftHtrlous conslderatlo.n. It will also, quite agalnat my lnfentlona, give comfort to those Who have long ceased to scrutinize the health of the IU•IIne that should connect their work as scholars and eduaators wllh the world around them. However, I believe that we have reached such an Illiberal stage In the development of higher education that we require a dramatic antldoil-one that, In my Judgment, can only be provided by a soJoum In the '"Ivory. tower." • Agalnat an Inevitable mleconstructlon ol my remarks, latlll61nslatthatl recognize and accept the eoclal obligation Which the ,university, especially the tax-supported state uniwralty. has In our culture. Tha university can never erose ' Itself olllrom the world, pull up lha drswbfidges. end cultivate a wholly t lmeten. ethereal exlstenae, like Magrltte'a Cl!lttlu dell Pvr-nen: cold towers on a barren rock hung,_rootless, In apace. 8111the preclae nature of tile university's obligation to society Is Where 1-Rnd myself at odcls wfth those who accept the ptMentt/encl. I say "acaept" because this trend lrT many ways presenta Itself as the rn8'()table product ol a complicated and cloeed system, to be sullered with reslg~~atlon. lmpervloU3 to alternation by rational planning and cnolce. The trend I am talking about Is the increuing tenc)ency to treat education with ~sumptlons ol a model derived !rom consumerism. Cons-*n The attitudes and behaviOr ol consurner1am have become controlling metaphOrs lor the whole of our existence; ft should therelore surprise no one that they have Invaded the academic world aa well Even an administration with a gorgon-eye on lha universi ty's uniQue and propet luncllon In society will lind It Increasingly dilllcull, especially In a IBx·suppOrled lnslflullon. to keep It I rom be1ng overwhelmed by these metaphors: enrollment Quotas. h ..dcounts. ••student demand" Interpreted almos1 . exclusively as Joboriented skills or credentials; lrlstltuUon31 ond course advertisement, now become every bit es seductive and exaggerated as Its non-academic model; the Investment o f time, the consumption of courses, the production of papera merely to procure a grade, Itsell understood now no longer n an Index ol mastery o f the Instruments ol manter production or ol e body ol knowledge-which Is, of course. always self· maatery too. the establishment of one's personality In sell·posseulon and lnciependenco-blll rather as a neutral currenc~ lor further procuring the means ol economic security and aflluence-a currency which has. of courw, aullered and continues to sull"' the Inflation to which all ourrencles are subJect. The work that prOduces grades so conceived unnot help but be viewed as meaningless and valueless In ltsell. and might as well be done by someone else lor pay or out of some pervened conception ol fellowShip or lrtendahlp. The not result Is thai the procluc:ts or such a system gradua\e with more cynicism about It than those wnose aulplclons of the unl-.ity are born ol Invincible Ignorance. The quallt._ or mind which the unlverslty should have conveyed to them are underatood and appreciated only by those who In some measure already pOssess them. Those Who miss them In thelf present education can be expected •• future taxpayers to suppor1 the studies that produce them at an even low"' lev.el ol priority thln tllat which now prevails. In the end, simply to keeo Its sales up, the unlveralty becomes lndlsllnguls.hable from any other competitor In the rnarkt!1placa. Wa must fight to maintain some Ivory towers= ptaces where students may be actively encour•ged, even exhOrted, possibly required (!) to explore areas of knowledge. habits ol Intellect, visions olthe world thai ft\ay not be in Immediate demand. It is generally true that the mor._ we process peoplo lor immediate and specific demands, the more quicklY we make them subJects of obsolosc:ence, In a world Whete the pace ol change Increases ever mote rapidly. The Ivory tower I have In mind Is a rerraat lrom Immediate and specillc demands. but not a permanent one. What one can acquire during tllis re11ea1 will In 1110 long run serve socl61y and the lndlvlduatlar better than What It is now In danger of doing. Whleh Is to destroy lis own disllncllve reason lor being. For II business .and Industry are now beginning to compete with unlveslllas lor a snare ot the " market,'" II can only be because we have strayed lrom the plrf'IIO&eS lor WhiCh we at a • • most lit. In short, the activities ol the unlverslly, and especially ollts undergradulte division must be governed by truth and must communicate truth, Irrespective of current "demands." It cannot becOme, as It nearly did In the late slxtln. the i nstrument of propaganda. a mere training ground lor partisans. N either ShoUid·h now become the nu,.S81yola consumer eoclaty. In its dedication to truth and ltnowledge lieS Ita right to Independence from all vested Interest and private purposo, lrom political parties, !rom statism as welles clericalism, from I he latest danger In my eyes. consumerism. I confess I hove not been very specific abeut lha view I rom the Ivory tower. Space limitations hare prevent that. The view from the Ivory tower Is neither encyclooedlsm-t he knowledge of e-rthlng (and a perverse pretense ol General Educatlor1); noitber Ia It specialization. the knowledge of one thing. It Is, at least lor a s till, wllat Hume calls the ability to tranGCend one's private and particular situation and concerns..and'to choose a point of view common to one with others-other people, other cultures. othet centuries. Su!Oce It to say that, here and now, General Education may be our only Immediate hope of achleving lt. • • �Research opportunity Just a joke I To the Ed•tor. The Nollc<>al R...,arch Council ann0<1ncoo Ito 1881 RoHatCh AOioclattshlp Programs tot polldociMil Edlt0t'1 nolo: The follo•lng pertelnl to • "'"" 18nt to Tho Spoctnun calling• quota ot t1io doy- "Ugty girl• ,,. more gr•leful''-o ffMralve 1nd rude. work In lht sciences to be conduct~ In 18. federaf reaearch lnttltullons wllh laboratories looated lhrough<Kil tho United Stales. The programs pro'"<le POI,Idoetoral aclentlsts and englners of unuauel To tho Editor. promise and abiiJty with opponunltles for rea.earct\ on At t ra.cl tile ltiiO< of Ellubelh I. FrMdmon In your lut laaue, I was reminded of the old ,toke: A l.cly walks Into o bot with a duok under her arm. The bantndet hYI to ""'· "Got out ol - • with '"'" ~ - • She oay1to hllll, "That'• no Pl9. that's • duc:l<l" wr-pon tho bartondet says. ·t wu tallllr:to to •"" dud<.· F01 Miu Fr-an lllotd nothing but odmlratton. It ta.k••. vaJiant human being. one wtth outs. to lll nd UP' and 1pealc lot "on•half of tho poputotton." lllll*trotld by tho lady tn the joke. kowever, her atatemel'!t needa furth., d&tiUcaUon. Does She refer to on~halt the populatlon ot the Khool or one-ttallttle female population of the tchOol? Surtly It aht 's to be a sPQttesperson for a or~p. 11 rnuat be clear to all concerrted Who she'a speaklno for. • Mlsa Freedman, It's obvious you eanno1 take a joke.. To think tl}!lt the editorial stall of Tho Spectrum W<KIId bo 10 ln..nslllve and Yk:lous u to al~ one! d<!llbetatoly malign suC/1 a rocognlul>lo poteen togo of the scnoors population wlth<KII regan! to their fHIIngs II qu~tllloglCot. • prot>lemolargoly or their own choOsing Y$1 compolll>to wllh tne reaeateh Interests of the euppor11no lll>otllOfY. lniUol.cl In 1954, tho Assoclotulllp Programs hive eononced the cor- devolopment ol over 3500 tcientfstl ranging from reeent PHOs to dlollngul"'*' Mnlot scionliSis. FO<Jr _ _, 01 mOtO fvii-Cime Aliocllt-11)1 Wilt bo owar- on o competflhive buts In 1881 lot to101tellln cllomloll)', onglno«<ng, lind motllomltlco, ancl In tho oarth, onvlrOM!ontal. pltY$1CII, apaca and lito acloncao. !Cost ol tile PIOOramt are open to bo1h U.S. and non-U.S. notloneto, and to both recent PHOs ond ..nlor lnvestlgllOfl. ~ Awlrds are ")16t for a year wlth POSSible extension a / .) ttuough a second year. aenlor applicantS may request shorter tenures. Sllpends range ftom S20.~ a year (approximating GSn, Step t oatartea) for recent PHOa to approxlmataty$<0,000 a year '"' Senior Assoclatoa. Altowtncu are made ·ror r~ocatlon and for Umlled profeaalonal travel during !•nure. The fed1111 lal>ototory provloea-111WA1osoclato progro,.matlc OUPPOtl tncluCII"g laciNUoo, suppott lltV!cos, end - f'I4M::etMry "u1prnenL Apallcatlono to the ~ell Council "'uot bo pollmo"** no tit or thin Janu.,Y t.S, 111111. Awardl bo announcaclln Aptil. • • w_,. lnlotmatlon on &peclllc , _ c h oppprtun~lea and l~t tabotato<tn. u woU u application material8, moy oe obltlned ltont tile Auocletnhlp Olllca, JH 810.01, 2101 Conotltutlon Avenue, H.W, W~ngton , D.C. 20418, (202) 3511664. Do you wanna dance? - J. Chester llcKH To tho Editor. 0/rOCior Israeli Fo'k Dancing tlu now ex.latecs tor tome nine y..,. here &1. the State Unf\leralty of New York at BulloJo. Our1ng those years loraell Fo l~ Donclng hll creol.cl loll of Cloavet'tm (lrlanda), and a deep Ruoch (opfrft) ol B'Arez (tS<aal t,., lend, tho people), to thoaa Who juat came to enjoy tho dancing; ll<ui>Dlaco Style. - The strte:s that We prea.nt ranges hom Haaal<ffm to Yemonlto soul dancing. depicting tile In tho Kibbutz. Mosho•, O~SPOta. and high aleganca In loratfl Social lift .. : Tno ..pttsslon ot each lndrvldual donca touches sometMng different. fl<ll poaaibly, the moot Important quality ot Fol~ Dancing 11 tile ltlends that are modo wothln • little lstaetl Atmosphoro heto at U.S. Wo aro toaclllng Dancing Tuesdoy lrom a.t p.m.. !olio- by IIQUOSI dancing, at Squltt HaiL Just cton•t hang there in your apart"*''· 0t ctomt. Come. and learn a HtHe of Israeli C1Jiturt. An active, and alive culture. ShalOm. Rog1r CfUIItlan Long tlmo Folk 0/lncer Come out and cheer To tho Editor. Ovtr tho past two - . our ..,.,.., 1-blll4 IHRI hit lravetted to ~ State Coltovo and eont.nd s..,. caoooe and on both - . llloy hive totumld ""'h vfctottes. Thlo Sotunlay, September 20, tho VB Buill WIIIIIU on Grove City Colf4ge In an tlltmPI to maRo their rec>Onl an Jmpttsllve ~ tn this .....,., lltat homO game. Tho team his allown ltMtf to bo a 000<1 one and would opptocJaie tile suppott ol etl a t this Saturda y' a gaiM. tl you would llu tp 011 lnYOivad In any ol the ectlvltfo planned fOf thiS week''a oame, or htve tome ldtu ot your owr(, oomelo tile Pap Club - l n g to bo , _ thl8 W.c!naaday. September t7, II 7:00pm In rc>o"' " ' Squire Hall, MSC., Come over to Rotary f ield thlo SOIUrOey at 1:30pm and Ceich a 8uHIIQirtl Par WHitt ,.,.._,,, UB Pap Ctul> 1'.$./t,... -~- )OCN , _ __ et.rlr--1tK1-. ,... . "" - --.y, H ONy 0. picked lip ar .-y oltho .........,..,..(V. . .fldf.D. ,_,..,J olfloe,, ~ ,.,._ CMdy CoMMr, , H>-31>tr> !qv!,. H•U, T- 1-Jf, l-17, 5 Pl"'7 pm • Tho Depart"*'' ol Pvbllc Safety has come up wtlh tl\ls lf<otch olo man oc:cuhd ot mal<lng ._.,., ..,.,.,... towarda _,.., .Jn Oooclyeat Hall He Ia clnctlbed as a """'• mofo• .oo~ oloee, e· to 1'1"; noavy tq ,..,.,,., build, potot"""'cn. no fac:Jat t~alrand mayoo ~ tno llob He waa lui ..., tn GOOclyMr Mond&YJI anyone n""" ~aslnlotiMUon concornlng thl'o man. -.JIPublle-Soroty at 83&-2222. �Donate some time A u revoir To rlto Editor; To the Edltot. ~~ 1 oampua votunteer I e&rnt acros.s 1hls ufgent nHd. a,.._,., aurnmor. ond a T~• )'01/1!11 PftJplo of tM lklr..rsiry .,, to r~ realdtM/1 of rtt. Ro..-. Cop~on Hont• lilt• CIHm 11 to coli-/nor go logothtt. Young poopto ho/p tho eldtrly mllntlln mtnr stnSfil ol o.lng 1 pert ol 1 /am/ly Jn(l comm11n1ty. They bring their much nHded vtgor with T,e lnter·Ataldehee Counclt Ia tl'le dormitory g.oyemrMnt lor the at\tdents whO. INa on came>ue at tne tltt~m ol rtllfionshlp.._ Tile nofld 101 tile Res/diM$ ol 1111 RMa Coplon Hom• to tM opportut~try ro eJIIb#sll melnMglu; rolotlt>nshrp& wl tn yoUnQ tHQIJielo ""()' QIN/, /dfny of our Re.tlfHrtU no longer ha'i'ellmllhltiMttg /fl tile,,.. It'"' so "'''/ ere not aote to •nivt com,.nfonshfp tnd ..u.hly or young poop/e. "'•ny hiV. nil'/11 hfllll clllnt;ll ,o &1'1/07 flU$ IY~ of relttlorrl/llp Con~erse/y"' meny young p«Jpte need ttte '''•Hon•Mp tao; some hii'H nfvet Hnown 1 Grandparent. othfiS miss their own Gr~ndplttnlf bec;atJse they arellvfng IWI'f from hom• attctlff Jook;ng Iota Chlnc:e to ihlrt with oltJti ltlt,Jfts Allftouoh we no lonper h1ve • form1llled Adopt A Gr•ndpeftm p1ogr•m Itt ctJ(Ij&J(ICI/01'1 wUn Uttw.,-sity ol Bulfllo. we wewkl r•ally lrtJOY ntlpmg ,oung entl oldM edf.Jit& ntabll$11 • """'' ,..,.. program. Tn/1 c.n o. done 11 • grovp proJect or oy lnd/.,klual& - . P«>P'• Unwerolly ot Bullato Alit< munlnglul Otlonta11on eo. the lAC Ia looiMg fo<wlt1l 10 • ...-y 14icc.tltful wear1 Ahet having spent twetve montha 1.1 an IRJ just~ and ha¥1no spent seventeen month• at lhe lAC p resident. I feel the IRC needs a chiJ\Qfl In lead&~shlp. The Urst ten months of my admlnll ltiUon was- a rebuilding ora. We attempted to bvlld up our re:putaUon, OfQt.nll• a centraJ 1rea of Qllh-tflng fcx ttwt r~ts(lht Fargo G~) lfldo c11rUy Olfr gotlS as a dormitory QOYOfnment. lMOfgl.nizaiion haa come a tong way, Dul t~ tutute tool(!; ltlthe mofe l)fomf$ittoln v•~wol my past parUctpa1ton ln l,RC,I feel that now Is ltlt umo lor me to conc:entrete n"'I'e hUvUy Of'! roy acadetn•cs. I would like to wtah my aucceuo,, Gfegg Smitn. IM t>oot or luoll. ofld ll<now tnol ~• will perform well aa thla ye~ta.' IRC presldena. I nave olflclallr rootgned my poallooo as ol lu"-"'•Y ii<!PI 9, 19110 II nu been a pleasure to seNt u ~0\.1' oomltoty reorn4!11tlth't. and I.QQty hope that everyone will taM IN puoe "' the•r OQr'MHOf'Y IM"O area Thts IOI\If above. was IOI'It to rntFObruary 2'9. Since then Tt1a HHiel Fo·undcuion hilS de·,eloped sucfl. a P'OQ'Am, and nqw t'!OeCI& mcwa peoole. You may contact Jane Cote. Oitector ol Voh;ntuts, Rou Coo~on J""'l•~ Home Ood tnlif,...ry-~1 1 . 0< callibe Hollol HoUHII36-0540 dKtittiY t f'!awe wO(~MI wftll etdeffy befotlln both Wa'Shtn-gton 0 C~ •n<J Miami Beach-SoUth Btacn Area, and I ct.n lelf you the e-J~~nence Is wtOnh 1 kn f" yoUf fUture )e.~ts to come. Roger Chtistfllo Reduce oil dependence • to the E.dJtor: For decadtf America has depended on oil. • nof1~ f&neWibHI U!SCWrU tO orodUGe e tectriC,l"V and keep I hoe Yfhitel.s ot tnciU&ItY fn rnotlon Recently. as tuppliesc o• ou ••• qu.c.kly dwlndhno oown to nothl~ •MI oema.-..2 Y-"'" JRC says •sorry' tor '' u at tnt prK;e -we PlY 101' 11 ue on tne riw. tfle 1*)910 as weU as the teldera.h1p ot ow nation,..,. ~unto say thlt ,\meuc:a Is In-''' mklft ol 1n ••Energy Stlortego:• ~the Frldaya ol September &lM 12tnetRC wookty , movlea were c.ncened. These movies we,o to be- shown All hough thura Ia a -5t\ortage of eully acquired tossll luelt such •• o'land coal, Arntuc• 11 nol e)(perienc1nO ,., ·•Energy St\Oftlge " The- evidence of tnis is aU around"' There are manr founs ot enlfQY 10 be fovllCI on 1no Main Slr.. l Campus In Goodyear C.leteria. lna 1" tnta counuy, ran;1ng hom 1\\Jc•e•' power to To the 'Editor: m~I.H weft ca.nceUed because ot 1 pt'Qblem '41rlth the ma1Ung oft~ ff1'CWieS hom tNt dlatubutOf. We"ve honed ool tM C)fObtem and we wtstt to eltend our •pO'OQles to the teatdenta of Mefn Sueet to, II'IY IM:Otlvenieru::e Making an effort To tno Editor. Wt\llltle otltclal18$lgnellon of lttomos R. Knfllhl as prasklent or the Inter Residence ~l. tn.• r61"1'aln'ng .. E.x.ec\ltl\'1 Committee Wlthes 10 fNfhrm its posttlon IRC IS 1~ tno mkiSI ol o genital roorgonlzallon and oobullding period. As Tom notl<l, one IRC has. been working lowardsreeslabllohlng Ill vii., poslllon wllhln ttMt unlvorolly. Tho IRC e.ocullvo Committee l,.lstllal wllh th~1)410111o, Ideas ond tacllll.l es aval)a~. all ol our goata win be achlevod. E.cHing and "''"atdl!'Q Umes oro bel<lo planned lor the -rng yeor. lkop byll>e olllco In 101 ~argo and -what lAC M& lo ott~< '"' you. Qeott\ermaJ to wf~ POWM. N wetlaa oUMHI..,ich are be•t>O cle>etopocl. TM only shorltgo to be louNI ln Ameuca 1n regard to enetoY ta Oflt ot lM adVanced toctmotoQY which .. ould be req\llled fOI' the appuoaHon of lheU many varloo 8flerQ~ fOfmS lOt uae In areas with largo pQi)Uiatlons. It 11 vltal to, Amorlca to fln.d ~~tays to reduce na depondenca on oh I beUeve that tn. only way in wht~ thts can bl dOne it by lnctNSU'0 tl'le u.se ol n.uclear power whUt aimuttaneous.ty Oe"VefOOI"Q •Uemate fotmS ol enef'Q't It mu$l be remembef.CS \MI nuc._.r power II potentially quite 1\&laf'OOU& a~ 1»1 IM minerals requlrtO to CM"odUCe nuclear tuel are • lso d_.rKIIioo in supply At we lntfease ttl& usc of nuclear ttnergy, 't't'e .should Clltecl our •llontions towatd.s. ttle uM of wind •nd wauu poW)II. Two succenrul e..amplts of the use of w1nd powf'Jt are the windmills tound on tne !stands of CUIII'I">n- on<1 B"""' l51and. l~ey hove 1J9nlll.,.nlty ,..,...,.., ,,. IIIII• pao<l by IM ~ ~~abl,.nts or 111e1e tsi~ncts lot t~ eteetttctlr tl\eY use. Water whMI$ Mve Deen used tn thfl counuy tincerts c:otontal beQ•n~~s• af'\d a gfHt csea1 of eleetrfcily Is no\IW produced Uuougtt lht!: harnet~~ ol bOdies of water wlttl dams ~lpped wltn etaeulcal gtnerat1ng equipment. Groat advanees ha\18: also bean made'" '"e areas of &alar tnd geotnermat power, and lhe Increased pnKJucUon or' gauhot and ayntn.t~ 1\lei.S nave also helped 10 techx:e our de~ndence on oiL Onty tNougn 1,.. con'lctenUout uw or ('LtCIN' ttnefQY, •nd tM ~aot of more aJtamate tonns ol onergy. Otlell wo aonlc!'fe I~ hom oil wrm•m R. Tlrits• �!f--i-:e;-.---1-~-:.::--~~ I l=nz-.s ~ I IIO,.ttrlmec ~ 8 32-4606 , 1 ,t I na1tiiiiJM(- nua a c.aa. u aJDe w 1u.a : ~ 0 31: 1 ! 'I PillA • Wlll81 . ..... IIJICIH UtJCII 5 .._ Yorll i- 11 ~-~~-~~-~~-~!~,----~~---~ ~_.!.,I I eaTAf'llUIV. II ! ,I I wrn TD PWOUSI.,. 1 oF : ancuL . 'I ~ I 1 TDIAD · Wift'I'IIIIC»UNN 1 cAi.uMCIIJII- · AMIALIIIman :1 ••wHe...... ... 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I I ~ 1 ·---------~---------~------- G~ N.Y. t 6011 • I J .....t l ...,_loC• UoM 688-8017 TONIGHT·-Live Country Rock TWO ..HILLS . • Admissi(ln $1.~ Thursday,. ~ock Nigbt- FREE Admission -:- ---------------------------, TACO GRANDE sq.. i 2608 Main ,_Aoo.l TACOS, * BUIImOS *WINGS* DESSERTS Aulflenrk Mexican Recipes - REAL Vegetarian Dishes I I I I , . . _ , , . . . , • ...,Joool/) I I 83,5·3-574 I FREE DRINK WITH ANY ORDER OF SI.SO OR MORE I I THE 5pECTII\UM ' Sl:JPBR 1--: . (Willi n11 C...: ~ tm1101 I ......,;~ ~--------------------~-~-~-~-~~-~~=~=~~==~==~~~~~~~--~- �ER COUPONS LUNCH-DINNER-SNACKS Happy Hour • 4 • 6pm ~Nt&AJLEV AVENUE m4-2121 PUTT-PUTT® GOLF•GAM£S wloh lhla od (lwtllt On• PefWf'l Co.i,.. 1 IC.Uit Ptrt ) DA-NYON'S fJ\tAfEl at~~bS:~~:S~e. I Offers the Finest Mid-Eastern Cuisine LU11Ch I Dinner Spodals - Vfll"larian Difhes Btf~ldasr now IICfwd betw«n II pm & II am ~1 1 1 I I I CALL 833-9000 · Open l4 Hours To Serve Y~u l I Offer Expires Sept. 30. '80 1 =s=u=N=N=_=v=,=s=·*-,-~i£~~~ r 1 I Family DRIVE-IN Pizza • Submarines • Chicken Wings Amher~t. N.Y. U6-IS65 ~----;._ 5780 S. Transh Rd. 729 Young Str«l Lockport. N.Y.. 6254580 Tonawanda. N.Y. 692-1626 ..;_ ~ Tb& Cuopeoul -FAMD.V D~ ..UA~HIQ(DO~H. . I ......~~... I 17 5 ~ $ 1 Q FF I I OFF PIZZA I BUCKET OF WINGS . I ,.,.___________________________ -tWo--""- _ SAVE ___ ___________ 910 MUiusport . FAMILY DRIVE-IN 1 LARGE CHEESE I PEPPERONI I I I I I I - - - - - Eapns 10/15/SO I I 10/IS/10 I ~---------------------------------- --------------------~------~--------------------, SAVE Your next personal in . THE SpECTI\UM 355 Squire Hall E:xp . ires Sept-. 30/80 SAVE ! SAVE:________!-----------------------------------------::~~::=:=~~. l _______ ~~:;~:;~~:=~=1 r-;-G:;::;;::- Head First Hair Stylists 1 I ,---- ----~- -r-----------,1 1 - PERM 1 PRECISION CUT & II I 386 Kenmot'e •t Englewood • 835-113311 I I ~VER COUPONS •I i 1 • I I : ue I • I • ~ l BLOW DRY ll 1 w11• ""- CooopNI 11 I . $20.00 ·: $8.00 II I ,....... "' m.oo llI ,..,..riY "r.oo :.II ~-- I • SAVfiSUO SAVUC.OO - .r ,..,."' 1() I 9 · wn• Till• eooo- ---- &>' !..----------.;,..1.-----~;_:;_-:. ]....;;~.:.:.-----...;;-;...._..;.;.~~~-----~~---·-------------- �, Rolling out the charity barrel; we,/1 have a keg ot, fun (and b~r)~ __ .. ... ,...... _.. __ .., - ,......, .... c..a... • w •a.......,. ,-..., ............,.. ....,, ,., ...1 . . . . w. • .__............ .., .. u.~.....y; ... .........., ........................... ..... • -·- ,_ . . . . . . . .,...~ ................. _.._,, .._.., . . . , .. MtWt Some people will walk a mile show of the UB/Grove City for a ' camel, others would football aame this Saturday ratbeT filht thall' switch. Some where the cheek presentation people drive to Canada tOJet , will cake place. ps aDd thU Saturday the The: UBtand Fredonia Siam&· maDbers or Si,ma Phi Epsilon Pbi members will swt their lri.JI are aoina to' Fredonia for a ltea at II p.m. Friday, September l9 or beer. . with Qtb person taldna a shifl What makes thU bter-run of about one or two miles. "We really bard is that they are aolna .Jian to roO it iD at halftime so if to roll the kea back from we're a little ahead of sebedule f redonia alona Route 20 to we'll take it ~ow or If we're Buffalo-up Bailey Avenue and behind we'll burry a little," into Rotary Field where, explained Sertior Mike Novak, hopefully, thousands of the UB chapter Siama Phi cbeerina fans will applaud comptroller. "Georae Port will 1 enthusiastically. be the one wbo rplls tho kea into No, this is not the swt of a the stadium'," be added. Georae new fad like bathtub nacina or Port is a senior at UB aDd strukina. What Sipoa Pbi president of the fraternity. brothers are ttYina to do Is raise This fund raiser is the first of money for the United Way and the school year by a fraternity so far they have collec:ted but Novak ~pecu there wiU be pledaes of one doUar per mile many more. from area businesaes. With a team of about forty ltea~uaers Otltet' ena ts piUIIHfrom UB and Fredonia they will Novalt said be wanted the puab the beer, with police public to have the riabt idea escort, over the Sl.S miles. 1lley about what fraternities do. plan to roll it into18e balflime strike out on our own and do somethina for the community," he remarked, notlna that people . mlsbt have neptive imprasio111 of fraternities. · • "Last year there were a few e.· that articles in 171t dido•t leave the fruerni in a aood Jiabt. We'd lite t allow that we do charic.able~ts and we are an asfCt to tbe University," be eJiplained. Novak also reported that Sijma Pbi would be holdina a sianificant numbei or events ibis year after a year of intetnal restructuriq. "We're aoiDa to told blood drives, raffles, car washes and parties, " be laid. Althouah it will bolctparties, the fraternity will not sponsor aigantic campus·wide beer blaSts because "We want to promote a good social Ufe, we don't want tO promote alcoholism. We want to show that there is more to th~ University tban boolts and homework," Novak explained. [~-··~~·~, ll llTI . n llIT . ll ll to bring your used books to the Book Exchange llIT The SA Book ~xchange is o~rom IT 10 am until 6 pm In the basement of ll Squire Hiill IS THE LAST DAY Books will .be sold ' ~ ~ u~til Tues., Sept. 23. ~ ~==~==dJ Hom~omlng Party 1 FREE bar aabed drink with college lD 4 Bad Spltt,/1 .00 S/1.00 SbotoSpectata FREE Bud poole', Bud T·oNrts, Aloumo, ccnc..t lld<ds ~~J&- no- �Vranium mishap· radiates 'tempers . ( f ;~ �CELEB~ATION "80" Sunday, Sept. 28th U.B. Baird Po1nt • 5 MH. Run Sunday Sept. 28tlr at -,, am Entries can be picked up In 113 Clark Halt or cheeKth• Friday ltuwe of Tht1 Spttctfllm lor-an entry bl8f1k. - • FOR MORE INFORMATION - Call 831·2926 · ·Soliciting scierJce writers . . ~ . Dilco"""J, the new IICienceoriented weokly COOin~ !lot only wW Y"" ha.., the lhrlll or ' eectJon o! 71te ~rtml MOds writen. ba'""S ~ publbbod.. bUI Y"" wiD ~.~ lf you are lntereotlKI ln ~ lolueo, better ~ o! curreat laoueoin the •ltll!dldi>e, --~. 4MIIUtlon; opoc:e of~. • o.<ploratkin or ai.y·aubjec:t flt1lns under the brood 11111 cocne up -lD ~ !ISS s.p.lre BAll, or coli ~~of.......,., ~- Y!>UT LUJ.I676abdultforEI'Ina,-orJobn. �I~ Discovery '---=-~~....:....::u-A.en....,.. c--=h-in_g_y-ou-r--:-th -=-,-rs-t,-· . th --=-e --:: C:-ol-::--i~=--o~-n-ia_w _o _v---=------- - - - - - ":1 jRaM GuiOI.aiU. -- SAN PIIANCISCO (PNS)-bolplte A polll.l<:al axiom hold& ihaJ WII.Or wiD C&Ufomla votel"a1 recent ttNult on flow uphlll wt-en drown by """"'Y· In """"""""' 1pondlr-s and tues, the 11ate CaHfomlo, the~ !let larS'Oiy In the Jeslllatuns Ia rut"""""' toword approval • Iouth, in the hindi of llie "Water or the . - t m.uoive, coolrOY!nlal and oaoabllahml'nt.• a ooallclon !hat ..,.,.._ _.zy Wllor pn>joct mmony yoaro. Yec 10 developen, ~m rumero. oO oomponioo, ,.,. there hu-. ICant ~ ....... and Olher allied 1111--. oppooitlon 10 what many m:peru dalm 11 In keop4nc with the Pwlphoral Olnal"o a wu18ul lloondogte lhlt will bomdit 1 m.uoive oc:ale. thla watorlobby hu - . few II che expen11! or many. waalnS' a muslve compolg> to IIOOmroller The propooed Periplloral CUaJ Ia I the pro)oct t"""'«b tho ~""'"""· S1 .07 bWlon 4Somlle ditch that would help og&lrult the DpPOIIllon Of northern eMIT)' f'DOI"e w•ter from the Sactamen1o California lawmal.an. Northnrnera RlYVr In non.hem Clllfornla 10 lho dry oontend U..o the 1011them portion of the oouthland. &y diverting lhc liver water olate i• already Setting moro northern before It roochoo the Son l'randJa> &oy water thAn it ru.Uy r'llead.J, Oelta, the p('OpOIIOd canal ,..'OUid make h Within the wooer OllabUahment, the pouible 10 ·,a)j, out at leut IWfco .. much moot poweriul fO<CO io tho Metropolitan water II Ia ,.._.Uy pumped ftom the Wiler Dlotrict or $outhem Califomla Delta, Which Is ~ by lilt (MWO), IonS • prime In f•nnint! lniNiion &am the l'llciJJt. -ru-..rn Cllilamll'o pvwth. h io unique The conal .. pott or a water worb amons water clilttk:u. """'"' -. Pf'CIV&lll with an - e d price tac 0( created by the lillie ~""" ond aubject to f'08Uiallon only by the su billion- than the ..... bucJsot thla year. II would. by !)1e year lo8!JI•ow-e. wl>ich rarely hu norted any .woo, oomplmo the Slate Water Projod power over IL The MWD io, In f1et, tho ISWI'I, probably the moat ambll.iow and "'"'""'l.larseot ltt!!IJiollve bod,y in the uponofvo water delivery l)'llom In the tllte, amaller onJy then the tlate. world. uaembly. It hu • budiO< of szoo million. A bW outhoriziriS the conal lo viJ1ually of which $1 mlltion .,..,. 10 Jd>llc ...,.. to puo the otate Jeplatw'e lllil pu11cular1y 10 p.....-k>n or _ . , dnplte the fact that the federal ...... prolects. ..,...,....._.. which CJrisinally planned tO The MWD aupp1ieo water 10 oil< PlY hal( the ClllpiiAI erpen-. bas badr.ecl ...,...., oonWnln& half the llloe·a out on the p<JUD<IIIhll the _.. would ,.,.,.,Ution. iiJ board ,__,.. .... -~ the bonelito. The 11.110 . _ . . oppolnted by . . . . . . that ........ up the ready 10 uoume the entire rltW"oCin« diluict. often fer lifo. More than hal( or burden. them have subiiMtllal buolneaa lnterolll Why hove Califomla'1 tu reballlouo tho! would banef"n from exparuolon of tho" vooe" not rtoon up in righteous wnoh? waoer oupply. n., !mmunloy the water woru enjoy 11eo11 from the power 0( the 11110 loblly Raln·rid> and tho 18n0ranoe or the citlzervy aboul A don\ WU tMdoln the board tWO )"111'1 how It PIYI for the huile project~. .,.. with ""' oppointmont or o1on 1tem ,..,..Ilona, Harrh, a former ttate eeteatal <:ommioa1oner lrom lloworiY Hlllo. She named a cltiJ.eno sroup 10 o.wn1ne MWD pollclea 1nd promote- public accountobllky. The goup 10011 concluded that the board Ia • •., orpnlullon ...,.,..,.,... 10 rdlody: and thai there II DO - . t e d nlilllonahlp bet.._, planned ......... prolecu ond reo! ..00. c.-.. • - · l<ltOrding 10 Ootochy Gn!en hu llnoo '""""" the Wortlns Alllaooe to Equoliao i!aieoi (WATUii in i.oo Anfjelel. A rare dlllidMI .olce in the Iouth, It oonoomdo that if the cona1 is bullo 1 white elephant that wiD be a perpetual drain on the IOXj>IYG" of tho llOte.• The SZ3 billion pr1cetac for the completion 0( the SWI' 1o n.ooo por C&Ufomlan. Green '-Y" A major araw->1 or the C&noto propol*\11 .. thai It .. 10 the IUI'PIY fer lj!rioull""' in whas Is often deocribed u a ""-'buka for the and tho ""~Wid. Ajpiculluro ....._._aspor..,.ofaUthewater tho Illite. Acclordlr1s to pn>joct opponenu. the broadbukot label doea - lit all ...... IIOr'V8d byw water proloct, and-water demind proloctJonl appear 100 ~ in ¥>• or .........,. Q,jfll In w......,., •wo will be otud< wtlh .- I n - ~ r....,. ""'' " Much 0( the lrtlpted lmd lloilll« In or ...ton. wblch tw.e -~--""' ohifte.t"' tltlt rain-rich~ ond - - - . . . -.. c d y - 0( tho ....-y of cbeop e.JbAdi&ed w.ter. lrent llac.kwe1der, WaahJoston ~atlvo for the - - • Polley eom..r, n>alnoalna lhlt ~licly auboidiJed lrtlpted tanninS thrlvea at the uponae or c......... e11ew1>ere. The fedoNl wow - -... - lierviee, fu"""rly the Bureau of llec:latnatlon, aupplloa " ' " than ... miUlon saJ1ono of water • )'W tO U rniUion 0( lrrijpted cropllnd ln the WOOl, he pointl out. "Awbolo...w~uro.l ...... bas _ , developed octWI Amerlt:a in ,_,. clocodea by j :f :< w...,. ....,...,. ...,._. f polntlns 10 crop 10 juadly their W<ri... he .,eden! ... dolan ~~nord up 10 IS per C81l of_project ooau. llultma 0( tbotundo 0( Cumo biVO ' - ' hUrt ~uthe~from lh11 new empire hu IUJlllld IntO D>OIU• 10 hold down CXJI'IlmOdity prtceo.• Now the beef indtMtry lo moVtil8 OUt o( catifomla becawe the ~ price or mer&Y mokea It ~ 10 ahlp mldwe&tem sraln 10 feedlou t.n. and 10 ohlp ....,._ badtto ~ pUnlo. which IIJ'OJIO ln the 111lt that there will be clomand for ....,.._u,. W&t~ of lrripUd Cli'OpO In callfamll. Alfalfa roqulreo throe "' live l.lmeo .. much- .. do ......., - . If the lhlfl oa:un not 10 tomotOn but tO fnlka and nuu. to wblch Colifomlo cundltlona • .., naturally aWt..s. the - . . ! for _.,. would a1vtn1o _ , r....,. more. -- tn •ddition, aimple con..,..atk>n lib drip lrriplon _.., muchofU..--.-IIOid on r....... Only me 0( thet 10 sroWen hu kepi" l.bom r.-. odopt. . . - ............ The lllytb o( t h e - · ........... ln port becauoe the Byzantine tnethod of llnoncins the pn>joct• ..._,. their .... from tupoyen. I'ACh yur the state allocatea U.S mlllloa from Ito· tldolanda uO revmueo 10 the COlllornla Water FUnd. wbldl Iondo It at - .....u .._ ..- 10 the IIW1'. "'*"'- _....,..._,.... ...... worked last -year. But will it work this year? ONLY with your help & support. Volunteer for the ESCORT SERVICE. Do it for the safety of someone you care about. If you're angry about the increasing assaults on women, here is your chance to do s_omething about it. -------:AC:f NOW!!----- The Task Force cannot operate without YOU Volunteer esco~s are needed. Make the Anti-Rape lrask Force work ag~in this year. I -_J • uireMSC 831-3521 f j �iCalifomia • • • n... widl--,._..s by lheMie ol"lhe J - rn. a. 5WP 10 loll aJPiractcn. tt.re .. _..... happen.- ~. ~ '..J I ..... - . - ~..._,..., doubt that this willtheomlre hlaory a( IUboldt.ed woter ptOjecu oupporu that doubt: ,..,_,..... ll'e I I.UI ~ylns for the Men - " " It t'le tuboldy the c.n.J ~viii cu-rroe """"""" bondL 1beorellc:aDy, theoe .... to be fully repold .~· O>londo ....... projOct, buill 50~ Until u-no froM the proloct ~10 """"' ln. bonded ~ II to be by JIP'I*'IY ..... liMed l>y ....,... cittricu that lllvt1 oonarocu for. SWP n... .,roper'y lex payer• have been aubaldizinS Kern Counl)' o,vl~. OOJI'Piu atory of the ~ and project~ It aeldom n... benefltl of w•uu na.. waw ...,ply. Many anal)'lla or waler ~q>ll1decl policy "'8'-'0 Ina e:apt1n1lve and more eoo~ and llnaNllally fair W'I)'O Wit to OMel aoulhem CalUomUo'o , tp'OW\h nee<jo for water. llul no dlatlna fnloreat that! fat ~ _.-. 10 prollt froo> them. UJ*I~ perhapo a...much u :WO Ceet~yeu · ..,..,. ~ICCO<'Ciil1g to EID b~ elm. Ne1SJ1borltls Arizona bu ._..uy ELECTIONS WILL llE HELD DURING THE WE£11 OF SEPT. lind AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Squire HaJ! • Goodyear· c...- HaU high """'I• of aurface woter oontamlna!Joll. lndlcallnl! thai """" of lhe wallo M!ld>od tho Utile Colorado, c:looe to l.).ka Mood. ~ water quali\y control oflldab are aii8J'Y and worried about their SJ'OW>dwater, portJcularty In ""' wells ~ ""' 1'\aera) achool dioiJicL State ~ ...,.. INued a ~ to Ar1Jcna . . - ... IMcJs """" the IUo 1'\aera) to «wid oontacl wltlo the wow and to laeep uw.toct r,_ Gov.eraon • EWcott Sbadeat Club drtnltJns. MEH- WOMEH NIM!rthol..., United Nuclear oontlnuea 10 otore wu1o on the lllo ~lito. Poul RobiNoon c:h&rps that tho ootnpany and tho ft.lto ~~ office ruahed l.ho lloena1"8 of the diepoo&l 1110 In 1977. He aoyo U.. dAm It atllJ "'oaadnfl Uko a lOWe" and reten to levelo or oonlmllnatlon b@ier than any rooulllnl! from lhe apW In oompany wells near their north ~Y line. . ~ an April 1910 repon ftoom EID bealth pbyllcbta lndll:ateo that no ~ redul:don of thorium In 1011 -otionl ....... reporucl. united Nuc:lear bao awpended r eleonup operatlona. Ollldalo claim tllln.he II>'Mm bed It too wet to 1upport heavy equlpmont..Wt the reuon it It to Wei It that United Nuclear It otllJ dlac:barlllnfl wuto Join the Army Reserve without interrupting college. Whon yo.. Join lho Army R...,.. under lne Splil Training ep. tlon YDU c:an 1a~e YCXII Basic; Trolnlng and AdVanced lnd'IYlduat Training during IWO consec:utO.O aummo<L Y011 got lull pay lor yow !raining. ao If• fike ne\'ltlg a tumrMr Jol>. Serween 1011r summers oii,.Jnlng. rou ~«Ve with yovr toeal J.tmy AeSilNo ""''· II lakes lull •W~~J~ra a monlh, usually a weekend. You .,rn a.n lneotne whlit you •arn and use a am. Alltr yaur Advanced lndMduaJ Training you c:onllnue to use Your I~ Ill In your local unll du~ng eae/o monlhly moellng plus dUring t•o weehs of Annual Tr1lnlng. Of course. you'll be paid lor 111 your Reserve ducy. Fot college etude.nts, the Army Reserve Is a gOOCI way 10 water Into lt. • Meanwhile, tho people of Cbun:h Rock look r,_ ogoncy to ogoncy ror anower, bu1 the lnl!ltiiC:t'Onlble to the """"'S""C bu aettled lnlo the heavy· footed omble or bunlouo:n<:y. "There Ia no otructure to lllndle o- thlnso·· luroenu Hoto.l Georp. "Wtfre ca~ bel_.. lhne cliff..- polnll of view md we dan\ 1atow how 10 __ earn tlC1tl lncome While you gal practlcel..on-th&-job ex· perltnte. ..._ own_.,. lhort>uCh'J' noporud In Oollfomla•a """ L.a. Allf!laa lbo -..... .... In .... . . .. boa OllppOIWd ""' c..l. .. pabllaher halda auiJooanlial In lhe Tejon 11anc1o In Kern Olunly. wwld beaellt from Ol\ Uranium ..--:---·~ WORURS NEEDED -~ lor Sea&te Electlolla - Earii l1.10 per hour CaR Army Reserve Opportunities 856-1650 water. ob.velhey ~yoo the Jl'"Ofoc:C'I ._,.,. bondo ilbued ... t h e - a( dw __.Tor wbi:tl !hey cxnroa-noc .... ...... !hey ICI1Ial!y talte. L.a. Anploo. wbldl boa Ill "-'PPP.Y In lhe 0wont Valloy, bal dalmed only a friCtion or Ito contracted SWP Wiler ''"'" far. rat wu JOid u "ourpluo"to Xem O>uhiJI, ao only the price of the """'1D' uaed 10 traoopon II there. So. LoaJ\nj!elet ~- (For stUdents only.) -~ -- . .. App/~utJons m.y be picked up Mondey thru Fndey In room 343 Squire or f f 2 TelbertHe/1, from f Oam to 4 :30pm, tlttJr· tint/ today. AI~ IJIUIIf be Mlbmiftet! tq Room 343 Squire Hel• tJNt Y, ,bY FRIDA Y, OCTOBER tO, '80 , Fqr f~rther Information call ~31-2581 . Cortllrby for a special student discount card. It's good lor. a whole year, and entitles you 10 10% o ff any~9mmand Performance service. Including our precosoon haircut Precision hatrcuttft19,is our technique lor cutting the halrln harmony With the way it gro~~ta:Soas ft grows it d08$11't late Its. shape. Your flalrcut wiff I~ as good after live da~ as it does after frve monures. • A precision haircut with lhampoo and blow-dry ~just lourt88fl dofiiB for guys or gals. less 10%. ~! cowae. We also offe!- permanel\l waves. eolonng, frosting 1nd conditioning. No appoint· 111ent needed, just oome in, Take adv11n1age or our offer, It's precisely what you need. • :· �... f Soccer Bulls melt away Demons ., AM7 MIMWip8 $p«tfflm S/4/f Wrlt<r They almost clldo't make it to the fidd ancL !h• Doomen CoUqe Demoas wblt they hadn't. A traffic jam forced US's soc:cer' Bolls to "t.ake to the back roads," biUiioa atreet c:oGJtrUction &Del "dead coda'' oo the oojoum to the contest. After thlJ detour, Coach Sal Elposito's troops found the road that led to the Buffalo Soccer Oub, .,here tbclr slahts ......, on-uqct and lhcU sbou deadly, &S they bumbled the Demons I:Z..l. The Bulls set or equalled two team and two illdividual recorda duriltl last Wednesday's contest. Mike Ojoralevstl, a freshman from Wt:St Wca, led the scodna with four aoals and three assists. The hlah-ocorina forward's seven polnu broke the pm;ow sina)e. game scoria& record or fove. OjorJievlld aod teammate Otris Simon tied the record or four aools in a ain&l• pme. The Bull' a 12-toal total 5<1 a new team siq)e-pme recorcl beatiltllhe old mark or nine, 5<1 io 1974 aplost Oaruton Collcae. UB - e d Scneea . .. Football Bulls lambaste Cortland by 1>u Hoklu Sporu Editor Traditionally, football teams manoa• with II men on aside. Last Saturday, the Red Draaoru of Cortland tried to boose their defense with a twelfth mao, but still went down co ilcfeot, 2().14. The win boosted tho Bulls to a 2~ "[On· lost rec:ord. ' 'They (Conland} had 1i men on the field for our last touehdown play," reponed Buffalo head coach Bill Oando,'"ll waa fourth down, on their one (yard line}. But, the orticials- saw it... • The added auraaion happenod with 4:S21cft In theaame. The score was tied at 14-14, before Bulls qusner baek Jlm Rodriguez found llaht mel Kevin Prate in the Dragon end zone. But the f1tst sc:orc or the game came in the r.... quarter. Cortland fans walthed as wide receiver Gem ~ Ooomeo keq><rs with 6() abou. five aools to Ollt in the last tal equallina iaotber most. ~ n:tlbutes of fll11-balf play. The 8ulls WUICiJ lillie time iD The UB oaslauabt bopa oo a ftlablishilll cootrol or the pme, beaaliful mdlvidual erron by wirutiJlll the openina lddroff ond Ojoraievaki. Tbe freshman clomilUitlna play In the Demon's st&Ddout bolttlcd orr two o..m.,. end. A!r.e r numerol.ll scoriaa defendeu and scored while oppotljlnltlcs, Simoo booted the cumb\ina to llle ..,..., Dloctaco'a ball put Dloctaco aoalie Deve Tom CoUina 10011 c:olllllcrcd for Otapman daht atioutcs iDto the what wu to be the out<lulc:d lint balf. Deemto ql'ictly struck Oemcio 'sl&lllally or the afternoon. back oo a UB miscue aa the UB C&l1IC back lcsuhen 9 minutes Demon's OUben Judd.deOected the later with Simon scorina from baD off Buffalo's Dave Oarwood, Rlc:barda aod BroWD. Simon had a catcbinaaoaltend<r Ray Eckert out "h~shoe" two minutes We<, or position. bclns credited with a aoaJ !hot waa UB took the lead for &90<1 at directed in by a Daemat player. • 22:25 of the flltl half. , Simon 01.1"11'0C>d rodccmcd ~r ror' dribbled the ball upfodd, paaacd to his earlier mishop in frpe fon!l by O)orgicvsti-who lured the dribblina up from IIUclrldd &Del Daemen aoaltender to the launc:blDa ·a 35-yard clllp-sbol, left-then paaacd in front to Many .,bleb cauaht the Ooomcn aoaJie Gross who put a -y hlJ fii'SI aoaJ of nappina. ~ fosw&rd Mark the aarne. Llt<r/ Buffalo's Dave Brown closed 'lite .COn.., lu the Rlc:barda scored oo as.Uu by Oross opeoina Mlf 11 #:IS oo a strike aod OjorJiovsld aner a scramble in ' assisted by Simoo. front or the oppOSition's aoaJ. . With ao 1-2 halftime lead, E&pollilo adviacd hlJ lam to work. CHlN'I:R:e'tTME.OOZIM t r~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T&IJ Bo more oo lhcU puoina &Del in J!:!tiltl 1 N _ .. _ " - , _ · -· - - - - ~ ~,_......_....,.. After a r- dose calls for the lbarp for a Friday cahibitioo pme Bulls in their owo eod,Espocito's aaains-t the Uaiveuity of live minules left in the pme, ~ team ou.-n.., Ooomcn 'e xtra pia~ via the llc>cliipCZ" to Pratt pew. ()l)a: opin, the point aner attempt was off, a lo• kid: biulnc the erOS> bar. As In last week's pme, the UB dcfeme drew praise rrom the 1..-.l eoadl. "They looked IQOCI. We're antina them sbapt" Daado appraised. "We oecd a litllc mote huotJe. aod a row 1esa mistalt<o." The defense: bdcl CortlaDcl to 323 yards total .. rr..... indudin& 194 yards in the air. • Rodripcz llli<lcd the 8uils to 42 yarda orr...... mainly lhrouab 283 yareu.Jl!Shios. The quanerboclc ~ tb< ground pme with 84 yarda oo 14 carries. Mark Maler hulled bis way for li9 yarda. followed ~Y P11 Whitehead's .SO and Tim Najucb 's ... __o.€4,- - _.......,.._ ..... ....,... ............ .... man 46. "llodri&UCZ did a good job," Dando praised. "1:1< made '\ few mistakes, but tbot'.s to be ~ed. He's SUttins to look tiltcthe Jimmy of old." CONTACTSI'OAT:Tllleuahtl•...,. bKkprK1klfttet R<*rr .Sporina • HI'KOf'd. 'dM e&llll• ..... pli• y . . ~ ~ Senior Oary Quauani led the Fl..d .._..,, ....h from e »t• 'ffctory o...., ConfWMI 1•18· a.~y fnwl»on ...lnat 0..- C1ty c.a.e-~ BuU's rceeivilll c:orps wic.b four grabs, totallin& sa y&rda. Oary Price Olceson pulled down a Jay Clo:ply 7 Althouah the Bulls "dominlted Bulh defense for anolher aiJo pulled In a quad of catc:bcs, yard pew and ran it 57 y;ordJ for Jlx the aarne," accordina to Dando, touchdown. Tbe 8ulls evened up nellina 4' yard.. the Bulls defense lapsed twice-the the score a (CV!f minutes later -when points. "Oiceson was covered by As in last week'• win apitut three men." Dando pointed oul. r..,. or wiUcb rcaultod in the initial running back Pat ,W hitehead Brockport SWc, the Bulls bad "But, they bounecd off of each touchdown. .,They never reached the end zone wit.h l:l4left several drives stalled due to threalened," he inrutcci. "They in the quarter. other, allowing him to score... tumovtn. ''We fumbled once on Witb UB down by two poiou, tbe 12 {yfrd liae}, and cot Buffalo waited until the second could not eross the .SO yeard line, period to answer. Rodriaucz went euq>l toward the eod of the fi!SI oaodo' pmblccf oo the c:onven>on. intercepted once down tbcre.'' "Wo had to so for two," he Dando said. Last W<dt silt UB In and scored on a 32 yard run, but half." • N secood lapse eame early In reported. Whitehead ran the ball in tumovero hdd down ~score, with a bad snap on the point after _ att<rnptleft the Draaons with a one the lhl(d quaner. Drqon Mike to de the s;ame. Buffalo everuually taltlDa the 14-13 The Bulls put the game away with deciSion. Killiarcl brokt lhrouah the sptit silt point advantage. THES .A • . ~ BOOK EXCHANGE is open for business in the basement of Squire Hall _...,.._...- Bring in your used books by WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17th WITII TMI COUf'OH • &pho-. ~·, , _ Books will be sold thr u TOESDAY, SEPT. ·23rd • .... v... ..,T-..o.~~ j . The Exchange is open .f.\onday thru ·friday from· 10:00 am until 6:00pm y, .. VAUDANmiiE I ,............ ., .._ '""· I ", __...... 611.,,.......,., 0100 --r · - '--- - �Soccer !Volleyball tRoY.ars ue. look I aheaa. i ::: ! ; ' As any sportS fan can teil you. 8 team that looks aoo<f in pre-.season play can fold early come real competition. But, the UB Women's Volleyball team is trying to combine a good stan with an 'e gually successful rmish. Th~ first test for the Royals and coacht Pete Weinreich tame last Saturday-. in the Bi'g Four Serimfl1ase. UB hosted Canisius College, Buffalo State and Niagara Univrrsity in Oark Hall. The early morn i ng matchups saw the host eo)lege take an overwhelming number of wins- three o ut of three against Niaaara. and four out - of five matches agalnsl Buffalo State. Th< scrimmages resulted in some surpr ises fQr thoJ < involved. 1llt Purpl< Eagles of Niagara astonished Weinreich with their playing skills. In the past Niagara has flolded a weak team.but aggressive: recruitmenl has strengthened the squad. On< big advan1age of the Eagles line-up is scholarships-they have five playe.rs recei vin g financial help while playing. a luxury !he Royals do not have. The Royal's coach is expecting a tough tim~ when the Eagles r.etum to Clarlt Hall on Oetober 14. fo r cesular season play. After reviewing th< 1eam's action during the weekend · contests, Weinreich said. ' 'I was very pleased with the DlooiDell delaue llmoiia I t will. Jtlchlrds fell t~ll UB'• '*"- wu due to the fact tblt tl)e Bulls were "woriOna the baD beeler from lid< to.side. We WCWI't just koeplna It conCC1llr&tiOD a.nd working Otl OD OQe skic: o f the fid(l. n ovcnlll def<mlve play. Simon reefs that " We've JOI a UB wasted little time in talcins sood team this $*f. We ctid "101 eontrol .of the second-half. Gross better tbll,ll. I thoU&ht." A.s for booted his seeond of the cont<>~ on season coals. the Fredonia tranSfer assists from Richards and emphasi:r.ed, "I just bop< we. beat Gjoi'Ji~ki. The Bull!' field-day Fredonia." wa.s capped off by anotheo aoaJ by Esposilo saw the ·came Ji, a Simon ,o4 another pair from reaUsdc liabt. "You can't be d<prascd when your team wins Gjo<Jievalil. Dac:men fullback loh!' Baud 12-2. You eould see that they noted that the B'!'ls bad ~me off- (Dac:men) weren't up,·· he said, the·fldd·advantaae•r th~l boS<scbool addina carefully, "They (Daemon) could not compel< with. ' 'L.ook dldn't play up to their imtinctiv~ how mapy~ple you have over at • potential. "Our auys played well," .stated UB. When.oniYlift~ people lfY• out(at Oae~), ~1 s what you the Bulls' coach. "but we dld make aoua take, . the Bronx-born somemisukes. Ourdefmse)ust did fullback compt.ined. not look sood at all. They weren't up. It was tousb for !hem to be up BdiH lids (bec&US< the offense was controlling Tom H unt. the eJWp<rated but th Ia>') rea li.s tic Demon's · coach . ep • • commented, "Wbal can 1 say? we . "Our front looks solid, thousJ>, •• did better than we did la.st year. we said Esposito. l.ooldng at the scored two goals, Wedoll't bavethe >ea!OD ahead. ·he volunteered, luxury of an eJq:Ubition season, like "We've set some aoals fo r other scltool.5. rd $al'. considerina ounelves, as a team- and. the ldds thai two-thirds or these guys &ave hav< set some individualaoals ... nevu seen a soe«r field before. w~ The coach givos Bulls fans much played a pceuy fair same." to look forward to whm be Ridulrds scored a soaJitld addecroo.erved, "I think that this learn thre< assisl> and. aJons with Scou bas !be potentW for winnlris their Blyle and Simon, dominated tlielell 'Conference _.E~~ampionship. 1 would side. The ttio passed and compare, litis learn I~ my 1975 team, iiR hall ii:ouod the'left'sido or !be whlcb was II!• ........., at I.!IW( MIDChester, £Daland which en<\0<! in a J..3 "1 oever tell my playeil not to ay ltld ocore," the CIOfiCb eopi~D<d. Rather. J>e ltrastd ~ importance of not lo olna - - -- -- - --'" performanco in the games. It has given me an optimistic outlook for lh< f~tur< of lh< Royals." Walking Tall The Royals have moderate amounts of cxperi<ne<. Ou1 of last year's roster, six veterans have· r e~ed for play . Woinreicfi expressed pleasure wilh !he quality of 1he walk-ens now lrying oul for the squad. Most of the newcomers fit in quile well 10 (be routine of the Royals, especially in game situations . The coach felt that with the quality of play sbown on Saturday, the Royals can move into more sophist.icated styles of pla)". 'and show off a better level of volleyball. ' Along with the large numb<r of rooklts on the roster, the Royals ar< looklilg ap _at something new- some height. Th< combination of youth and si« has ,e~cited Royal's pl.ayer Women,s bowling Diane Nelson. The thre< year vetrran feels that this is a winn.ing cOll'fbination. ' ' Since we now have height and ->~ young, ada,p!able team, I think we have .a chance ma king it to the S!a(es (foumamenl)." The Royal 's Valle~ball 1earn s1 arts fegular season competition today, with a 6 p.m . mat~h-up with visiting · Gonesee Communi!¥ College and Canisius, College in Clar'k Hall. The Royals travel this weeltend to a University of Pinsburgh tournament. and continue playing until the New York Slate Championships on Novoml~'" 14 thro~gh JS. , The •weekend does not a or s ca s o 1l m, ke . Weinreich 1 s ummed up tbe successes, saying that "the scrimmas~as a test for possible players for th< Royals:" Bu1 11 good showing here could more 1 e.xPssure in Novernbet~ - FloretlCt! M c Voy mean . ) ANY SPARE TIMET l'ryoiiU for tbe U8 Womea't \'VIII)' Bo'!WUa& team will be bold this week at 3 p.m. aalll aut W.edaesday, at tbe Sqtaln Hall Laaes, Mllla Send C..-. ""<ked Free tickets There Is only one thin& rarer than an empty Bluebfrdllus 81 neon, and that's somelhina free at UB. But, students pliUl11ing to a11end . any home football or ice hockey aame ean act something r\ee-i:dmlssion 10 any pme. O•er•30 sWdenl> bave alr<11dY takm advantage of the froeble. All ittak<S is a validated '10 eard and a little tim<. for $tUdeniS' on the ~ St~ campus, a walk over 10 OarIt Hall'• tid<et office any wt.ckday from 9 a.m. 10 3 p.m. will an you ?season '.s pus.. Amherst campU$ rc:sidtnts can ao to the c:alldy counter in !he basement of Capen Hall durinxtl\e wne time period . r A.s part of a special ticket drive fo?"this Saturday's r~t hom~ footbaiJ ma1cllup (Bulls vs. Orove City CoUqe, Rotary Field, I :30 ~~~.,:.• Cafet<ria will be open today from s10 7 p.m; ror ti~k<t Brinsina,!l spotless 2.0'record into the aame. the BuDs hope for a sizable croW<f. Head cold> Bill Dando reporu.l that UB usually attr..:U m<m J!udeatiolor home than any opponenl>. · A.Qyone ldteresied fa Sft'ina som• solld college football. without pajing a a:nt, sbould bead on over to one of the ttfveaway ailOf. AU sfudenl> must bavo 5e859n tkkm and ID eards for free admjssion to the home e,vents. helping 'people from other cultures to learn about the American language & culture meeting lntetnational students and1 becoming familiar with cultural differences TA/(E FqR '499 J~in us this fall •and enjoy yourself. Call the 'Intensive English Language Institpte at 636-2079 ,. �THI UB ASTROROMY CLUB will hold its first meeting tonight at 8 pm in 114 Wende HaiL Officers will be elected. Anyone in· terested In j oining should attend . • ·~ Yankees & I AL.L. A05 MUST be ptlct 1(1 ~·J\C!6. EUf'l-r OIIC<• tr1• ad l'n P.riOn.t or Mnd • ._lble 1:opy o f tfrta •d wtlh f ~" -or mon.t~Y ouf.et for fUll o.ym•nL No -.c1.1 w11 tMI ,.~._n cw•t cne QnOM. THE:: SPECTRUM fUifVet th• rfoht to Mlf 4)t O.tat.e 4~ COPY· NO R£FVNOS. ~r• plwn on CI.,,I IUtd ,qs. P INt. maka a..r• ~>' 11 1.,.1bla. ·rne SO<Ktfum• da.t f'!Ot. •t.sum• tatOOf\ll.blllty fo,- •"Y ..-ron~ aeap.t to r•ptOCIWc:e t.n)'• ICI tor ~ulut•nrJ, , . . of ~tt9&. t h•! 11 ,en.d.,ed vatu•l•n Clu• 1o t)'potrJIOhte•1 •n'On.. I For All Instrumental I and Tastes 3604 Main St. Open Acroaa fromUB 835· 1314 Televised 1t14 J · DOOR. MUSTANG H. mt<Nnkellt •.:ceutnt. H e'* Qloci(a, ban trY, ~ust.. S1ar1e,.._.. .....-d, AM ..-a"lo, 'lo-1'9 M~G. reouJe.r- G•' · .s87Sj ~ 80 IJ1·Uit, pm '•"".! AUTO-CYCLE H·' P\I"''P Room Part/tim• evenlnos. No .,,.,s pm. n~l ence ntcflury. Call 611-GlOO WOR.IC. -STUO't $tUDEHTS M\.111 be •"• lt~l ~ lrom 1 10 5 d1lly. l't«~tpUonl.sJ-./1YPfsrs~ APOIY !" WIOn 11 S~ Oftlc•. 11 1T•tbtft. tf not~v• " •ble INSURANCE PORTER .. SPECIAL OISCOUNTS: VB "\ldetll.$ 6 tacutty. Shempoo/atyte•utt: &7.00. P•r-,.,s: U2,.0CI DACK ST ~GE , 1U 31 5 Stahl Road HAPPY SI RTHOAY PAT tot onO • ore•t SID E;p from I'll ~ 8rothef". EMtfWOOd m--0001.- t.M~t unte I oo not lih ci.UIOI!d~ hCM'ttY«. It may M m~ fun lhtn tN urnwo "00rm· Wt~.t.t ~~ i-t thtrt' to f'ltte ftlet I diol1' t kMW ebOVt MAR.THAFACE ; Ret~JI•r- E~tullent te• . Hf."d IJJ-7190 t rI 1 W evot!1ncn~ ~, f" n.atnt fOI' nowarel, LOST PER$0N.AL DIARY Reward tor tinder. Contact A.A. Alalu.I&D~lS9t ~ 1!'\ICI rlsb.. FREE DI NNER AHO PROGRAM Wesley Fo\lnd•Uo-n·Unlled Mefh0cfit1 MINJ1ty•.. \O M lnnnola Avt.. OIMN S::IO Progrem • :30. Ctlllo»-2241, c..mPtUS Prooram on .. Rape a nd Pr~t10n. " YCN HIW I Raot- Fr~ CAMILLE: -'t"n. the- vreen •Yn-Wtrt did kt\1 l~ttve lhe Plrfl' :10 )()Oft? Peul tnsunnce ;Uiclefl« CeNer Let Us Show You Samples FREE - Then Let Us Typeset & CALCULUS AHO ORGAN It CtwfniMrv. Need help? C.U Bl11•t ..,..._1299 TYPING, OIUEf:tTATION$, T HES,ES. fUIM"!''et.. l aM Cor'fl:HnD WK.frlc.. W'Mn QuaUtv COI.IM$. C.ll! W ·.w.JO 'fl Rwume:K StaUonc,- S'H ARON Tl'tt M~ 15 vt, tnt dif' Is cast, t will lovtt )"ou ror-•'""'· 80?! tl'lope h wtll tutt Nor.-n • AOUL.TS T•p. Jttt1 Modem claues .. AII tevtob . · 3184 M.ln St. ,-~lsttatlon Ml_,.,..~, $5.50 Doub1e 7.50 Twtn Size t lll-2271 FUN'TASIA yOurcomplete enterttlnment cenftr h OPtni i'!O soon 01"1 N I ~~Pr-• F'flll. &oule'lllrd f I ,.',' J l ' ) 't' 'I '• M.A&..E GUO STUOENi Mek) tivif"G sltv•Hon with peolit• wM WOUld othef'Wfw 11'-.e 1Rht il ~r-y COUld attot'd to., H Ofi'S~, fllfkUOUTr, 1 Ctl (litO lntldiCM.ts) ,t.SAPor-~. 1 . Bobt»-GSl anytime. buuurut, 12110, ....5914. tW'\. --· STUOEHT ON CAMPUS - lo promote *ttkend cebtn r tnfth. COMPUT E R Cr•dv.ate f'ROGitAMMI:R s tudent ex~ rlenc ld Fomlft, .,..,.,pm, In · 20"'"J"'"-c.IICII·l10> F ~LE WANTED to rent room In ll)e(kMII hOme. ~~~ldwltla l aru. 2 mfln ff'om MSC. C..III7,S-4Gl FEMALE WANTED: 100+, Upp.r. fut'rl'tMd Wd MSC. Grad preternod. - ____ """""" ...., R OOMMATE W.ANl£0 to •hore tst--·P"'· MSC. ~· metvrw oenot~ Fliers Pooten; Pubttc:aUon& WcddJog lo\-!UtUuna 361 Squlr£ Ball ~loudov 10 a.m. -- 5Fnday p.m . 831-2588 PERSO~AL SERVICE! pan. of •ub-bot.td ou~ your aot·for-pl1)0t. f>Uideat sc.n"iees corporation OIIWnlllllll Your Student Programm· lng 8oald announces t11e following stlpended vacancfes ~ for the· 198~1 y~a'r\ .-.nlstdnt Coff~house Ctlalrperson Awsu m tM prosrammtns o' ;~~0~= :::~!"",:~ F~lval. Assistant Cultural &. rerforml ng Arts Chalrpe<!oOn Auh.t,. ln P!'Q:S.farnrTtlog or tne dtama. dAne.~ &. vtw.J .Vb PfO. gr.ams® umpus.,. Submit mum~ by Sq>t. 19th to i 12 TD/btn HaU (AC} BOULE\'ARD MALL r~~ GOOD RSl..AfiONSHIP$ lrt roo tmport.-nt to wlln c·hance APARTM E NT FO~ RE.Nl RACQUETBA'U. AACOUETS tor Mit. AU MW Wflton fltMtrulaJS 119 eed'l. C.ll L ......... - . LATKO AUTO CYCLE tNSVRAHC-E Low ..-aiH Wllh tXfflltl'lf MNI«c IOf' 1H •OH tne1 r~ lnsunnao G\1 1~ Center' ffl!l~'i1£U~a.tn 2 LOVE SEATS, br.,.., foMICI'IIriO t;prMdl, 8ooll ('.... . .>6511 ShOppfno in eutfa~t SI,C"~et 1 Mon•S.t, SEA LEVEL _,II t.. ' ' UrtCie. s.m·.s tnfs Thundl)', Semmber lt. C..!t615-:J 101) wnlte GE TV f'tt'dmv CAJUNS FOil RENT ...ao ponon lO mktutet. from cempws,. C.r.olnt. tennb 1 hOnes. 6D+MS. FLUTE-:- Omnht, Modf-1 M'1t sll¥«. .ncs 140 Alll!!f'l t1;.112-1200 some !epe\r- t ls.oo ener 5:00 pm 601·351t. FUHTASTIC 69t- leD1 CURtOUS -&bovt lhf " pipe IIW' ' VOl'tr lED SPIEADS .$1\ld!OCW'l-1401. F~•r• Stu<ll~H I<AY GRA HAM tlavt YOU figul'td ollt wt10 'fOU are yetl Granada ThetCc:f' 8Jdg , IS Print II BETTER/Fii{ERIFOR LESS AdWIIcl ..... TYftiNG Dona Ull Pet Dl-. .. Buotn<MC..rds bt~ *"'<' RESUME PROBLEMS? TAIIA IIIA.I IIIIIIfiiiiiii is conrlng! '1Y' LATKO PlliNTJNG AND COPY Cf:NT&IlS GAME ROOM! UNlVERSlTI' PRES~ Funtasia 837-:1271 PROGRAM . Male dtf\COt\. BIUtt-Ju-Modtm. F'eti'AI'I I TUTORI NG A U'TG-CYCLE H..SVRAHCE L.ow rat"' wlth e!Cetllenl servl« for all IOH SCt4 0L~"-~HIP 'f GARAGE SPACE W,oMitcl Prive'e ~ pritf«red, caU Perl.a 6J6-.S674 ~lnqs;, [Jtl~{ I SU.OO '!_.EWARO for Kfrtllnd Knap50Ctt· fosJ et Squlre. 81scme:nt B~ore 911/10. Con laln•d Chtm book , Economics boo!( end nottboob. PlfiW turn Into Lost &- FoUnd al Sct\ilr e H•ll II'ICI lt:IVt 'fOUl' KODAK Pol.v~strast J' Ifer kit nft'ded P~.-ePhY~ , . , " aJ.W.m - rusonabk: pt1cn. Call f3.S..&462 n. &Qul r ~ 1 tor ~'""- Also dOmH1fc Ulohts and lligttts to £ur-Q9t, 1ncfta P al<lflll'l and AfriC-111 ar I"'C4$0t\4tble niH> C•ll Y'O'If- •uem. Helga SEWING AHD ALfERJ.TION dorW' If f Uf~ SAl f- OK KUJT lntro to ...,..,.. INC. TOI.Irs" for trawl 1o· F-lodde. 8ahemes 1 ca..-lbbean, ... H•waii, INJV~o at!d 01Mr tx:Jtlnv ~~1arn (aet~=':J~\ WANTED C>- Coun)rt >Ilion meetlnt Wednrsoly sePt. 11Th 12-:-00 .net 5 :CID, n condl fk)n. 'T'tAVELS Glf.aifen: A.r.rotcft: 8uiU•attwts LOCiOf, l4IO Mlllf!f"'lPCWI OOOGE 01.,VW Good conc£1ti0o. S300 Or B/ 0 caii135-6J90 _sru. WOitL. O s,.•• ln•lthnr: "'"""'k • •INSURANCE GUIDANCE CENTE 19H CHEVY CAPRICE HAttl fn~es '1~1onti ul (noJ<t Doll Pla,oej ttwv. 5Min. trom U8/Aml'ltnt umpcn. -HoiNmllood (Noo• KOfi•I•I!Ofl). \ • ' - - - - - -- A.DULT 8AU.ET CLASSES Ruul.an Pll'fllltntt1 t11rtendttr- Partl11me. CALL 837·2278 I' ..,.1601 oarmaiCI Ptrtltlme. JIS1.00 T•llmt H•il . .llpa SGt . Sept. 10th I:J0 - 7'17 andltlllenfectw'lklUH. FerrweStuelk»ft- ROOTIES PUMP ROOM thew l'loun oo nor Apply. Low Rete• Fot AH Agu lntmN/ttlf Fomt• Wlrh E••t f..mt• G ....,. tor motelnWnll JI '(W-4ln~ kt1'1th. Ca.l l 688-0100 f or schedule M· F, 10<9 W&Sat. 10-e FEMALE to WO!~ ' " bolrd;ng Kennel. OVer ll ~ onbuJrout•I:Spm And Sun. Occesl'nall9 Olfttrntghl , f."tl ' or (le.tnlno and t ll!t'dl f\9 c:f!OI'tl Only rtolltbJe dog tnd c•t overs wno .re wllllno 'tlti*Ork•ra net<t '"ply _..u.s ~ pm antv. WAIT;Rf;SSES C. OOOKS Roofl.s's FUN TtMES GUARANTEED at Slgma PI RU'Ih. PartY "'Is W~. se-pt. 17't:l'l If 9fGO tn l01 Lehm ~t~ ~. Governorn thiKq •FUEl · on cable T .V. s•' li.IITlV.lOTI\If .M1CHELLE LIJCAS Rem.mc.r me ffOM PSC tl.S? C.III36-92Al Bill Rm '204 Mets Ope11 Ultiftnltr onw. encounten1 •••"* Wtrm, ,-ottu~l m•~ wt~ handtotne, sl(!'l'l, ~t.nc Nl1~'f '""• '• fOI' QOOCS convHMt~ movie' a. c o~u~ru 1 recquttball , 9f<., ~l\tt 9ax oourtnet * ed'W!ntUI'"• Edt A\Jrorl. NY 14DS1 • ANNUAL STUDENT RACQUETBALL MEMBERSHIPS only 1 185 Nlogoro F•ll• Bh<l. Bulfolo. fi.Y. 14226 $25.00 (716) 833-5226 Ptus T•• FRIENbL.V. LOVABLE, CUT£ .\N O CUODLY PI.IPP'f b kloklno for • Mm•~ tw't f(MH' montht. old, ts Jllll'f"(tnl traln.o tbener tnan most hutr\.,..) end coma Wltn '-tst'~ end cot.a..r, CaU J... •t Ul'3'71 or o.w Of" ...r1 ., c»-not PAilTY WfTH THE MEMBER S OF SIGMA PI ff"• temltV f"ts Wed. Stpf 17th 11 t :OO In 101 Lehmen &..ou·nae , ~ tor more info. c.ell uv ..,...., 0' Bob 6)6o414SP~ ACADEMY socce:• CLU8 rnembln.ptt... u11 O.watw-ae..or E11as a t 4l'· ..,t3 Prectle:e .tt30 • 10 Clfmtle Controlled Couns, • Whirlpools ~ • S•un•s .. • 81riLounge • un;v.rs•l Weights • Lo<:J<oro/Towe/s • RicqU'It Reot•l.s Mon.a. 50% OFF Court F...wtwn same dey court ....,.,etlons made. PHONE ~5226 FOR INFO!IIIJATION OR BROCHURE. R()OMMATE NE.EOEO FIW. mtnut. w-ak rrom MSC. ..... ,.. ....,. tOJ30. �Q) C1t1MM ~~ ........ W - Pwt)l Frldoy at 9 p.m. In lbe oteond lloo<louflgc, Rod Joc:ke<. EDicoU. Q No ""' .... _ _ In ~ - · ,.,.. ..... belntl KtJvt In your IChool and cocnmuntty? TlMn come 10 a rush po!1y' belng held by AlpM Slgmo AlpM So~Wity tonljjhl ill e p.m . In 232 Squlre ond Ond out what we are a ll eboul. D 01 The lntonal.e l!nglloh L.anguago lnotltule b In ...d of conYei"NI.ton tuders to work wllh foreign atudcnt1. tf l.ntcruted how you can earn cr~d•t. cell 1-\Jchete Ann ot 636-2079 tocloy. ~ All Wonnatlon to1>1o wUI be Ml up lor oil p<oopectiYc • AlpM l.om~ OcJto on4/or PhJ £u Sfom<o members tomorrow from 10.2 p.rn. on !loot o1 Squire. ~.. of both orgonlz.otlono W\11 be on hone! to.,._ o~ ond o il question~ 1"" omy hove c:c>n«mlng mombel$hlp. 0 0 Ill&""' .c Hoto: a.c~<pogc Is o Unlnralty " " ' " o1 The Specuum. llolkU oro run It« ol d>Mgc. The Spectrum c1ou not euoronceo lhot all ~will- ond ruuvos 1M right to oil DOtlcu. llotku to oppur more lhon once ,.,., be IU"IMnltlocll<>< ueh printing. Dudllnu ere Monday. Wednud•y and Fr'ldt)' et noon. announc~ments SenkN' englne~s-Revte.w CO'UrM for P£ e)lam ls heCd on Thundays &om 7·10 p.m. In ' Mhuon, 1'\S(;. Stud<ont mcmbero ol 1M liaUonol Society o1 Prol...lonol £1>91neen r..,.tve 'h pr1« dltcO<Inl. Conuct Civil O!llce. 127 Parker. It's not '?0 '-te: lO totn. AcMtmk aubs-Be sure end •op tn 10 ~ St\ office In Ill Tolben. AC. ond pick up you moll. Theft .b o mondol<>f)l meeUng Sept. 24 ot 2 p.m. The Keth.rtne COI'MII Theater 11 currently oe~ptlrw reMrva,ton• for perl'ormancu.. concen..a.. etc:. tor the 1980·81 seuon. The Thuter I> now fully equipped with new eud5o relnforafVent, recording. end ~nlerc:om ayste.ms. Pka• c•U 636-2038 lot eddltlonat lnformet1on. The WrltlnQ Ploc:e is a lr. . cutorlel ...-~a sponsa~ed by tht Unvlersity Le unlng Center. Or1dua te and unclergroduatt owdtnts who ore prolldtnt wri1tro are tralned In an k'l:ten.we cout• to help ~ deal with otudentl' writlng probl«ms on any level. We do not p<O\IIde odiiJng e>r p«>ooofeadlng eerulcco. We do p<O\IIde roopoM"'e ll.tene.- who F-0" help with the obii«IH ..whlch arl.e In the de~lopmenl of any writlel'\ rW'Ofk. 'Hourt otarllng Sept. 23 wlll be l'londoy·l'rkley from 12.-4 p.m. end Monday, Wednt:Jda)' end Thursday from 6-9 p.m . In 336 Solely. AC. ond Tucodoys from 6-9 p.m. In 233 Sq\>1'!· Ulo Wort<ahop oo Jewloh Holldoyo wlll be9ln Sej>t. 22 and""' every - y ~the~ 27. I'IHtaot 7:J0.9-.l0 p.m. in 201 l'looUin. To rcgl- call 636-~ 0< .-op by I ib Honan. AC. Opoft Houoe o1 /0\oln St. Chobad House. 3292 1'1a1n St. Hot c;om and reJrdhmeftllal no dlarge aonlgln M 8 ctoot. p.m. Ally OB IWdeat Intonated Ill belat 11M Bt"*"l..t~ m..-r on lbe ..,._.,... P\lt>llaiiON Boord pl<eo• coli -"lko •• 831-25111. 08 Aotonomy Club ,_.. tonight et 8 p.m. In 114 w-.I'IS<:. 1f1eer1o11 s-..u Aun. ,...... Fildo7 ot ~.lO p.m. Ill • ~ Squirt. All oro lrwkocl. Lcbon<M Swclcnt A.,.n. meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. In 233 Squire. APHOS meets Sepl. 251n Olelend~tf Annex 29 ot 8 p.m. end Sept. 26 In 170 I'IFAC, Elll<ot~ al 8 p.m. All p<•· profuakwMI studenLt should attend eJlht.r one. Alii, the JcWtoh ltlldont newspopot meets Sopt. 24 o1 2 p.m. In 344 Squire. movies. a rts & lectures_'\ _.___ ···l'loroiiCJ', Rupon•IIIIIICJ' oncllbe Low" glvon wEdwerd Sagarin of City Co11ege tomorrow at 3 In 213 P.m. All r.ophe>rnore otudents having o t luot o 3.5 overage ror one or bolh semesters of lhelr- fteahman yeat ar~ elljjlble lor membetshlp In Alpha Lambda AlpM, • nat.loM.I fteahmon honor atde(y. For mote tn(o, aU 6J6.2807 or stop In our ofllce 01 110 Nonon, AC. O'Brkln, AC. ~ C<><nrnutor . ., Frldoy from &-noon In lht Flllmote Room. Squire. ' ' ~t donuts and Ire• ovollobl<. 1><-• Rodlotlon Boftty ond Radl..._ope Tt.CI!Nquo acml..., ~ 6-Nov. 17 In 246 Cory.I'IS<: lr0<0 3-5 p.m. Fot mo<e lnfonnotlon call the Radiation Pro<ectlon 0ep. ot 831 ·3281. A membtrohlp drive lor 1M Arnericon lnstltuto o1 Cheml«l Engl-rols curfontly under woy. Your t5 lee will supplemr.nt this year's ectlvltle.t~ • ptcnk, banquet, pertJea. w&ne and cheat: tom!HflY prc.sentetlona, plant toufl 1nd m01e. Oet (nvolved-joln A'teE today after you engtnecrlng C'lo.u. STAGE will bt heldlng open audition> lor lhlo semutet'o producOon lo the music-al G-e&s« Sepl 22 and 23 In Squire. Peo~t lntereJted shou'd prepare 2 tonga-• ballod end an up•tune. You shou1d el.ao bring the sheet musk. For more lnrormalion contac:1 1,. Brooks at PSST- How to Hve more hlippUy w'llth roommates ...,rkshop tornOm>W and Sept. ~ from 1-3 p.m. In 106 NO<ton. AC. This Is a lroe. --lor..-!lt -uhop. Call 6)6.2108 or come co J 10 ~on to rtgl.tte.t. l'llmc do.. CAug~t by on uperience tu<her and performer. for more tnformeck)n call Joe ea 8J6.,2915 Of Mary ot 833.7872. OOA8 l'luslc lo now OC<Jeptlllt oppllcotlona for the "lpttnded poJitlon of suge ctew maneger. I( Interested coli Mark at 636-2957. " Rape and R1pc Prt.vt.nUon" d inne.r at ,..30 and progr-am et 6:30 p.m. ot lht Unl¥ttsity Un!ted l'lchoclst Churcll. _. 410 MlnnHOio A~e. Cell 83-2·.2263 for roervetJont, Nec.d dental work? '(he Dept. of Betlevloret Sdenc:e net.dt me" or Women who think they net.d dent.a l work end would like to participate In a ttud)' of petlent rctpof\M to rouUne dental lreotment. Two rree fillings ere pr.,.kled. ConCAct Or. H. C<><ah ot 831·2164. A director Ia n• tded lor the fall p roduction by Block • Mountain II (College B). Subm1t an lnfonnol ruume to the college B ofnco, fourth noor cl Porter, Elllcou by .., tMutbllwaaa chAd •••"' la wMt you"U uyaf\e.r you help out wllh th~ kld".s games at Ce.lebfil\of\ '80~ . Sept 28 beglnnlr!g at II . . ,. otlho 8o4fd Point oru. F<>< dellli>. coniXtllebble at CAC. 345 Sqyl~. 831-3~1. "The Entemlnor by John ~will be pr....,.od by 1M llulfolo City Light ,Theoccf Co. In 0 spodol performon<e I« Block U (!omwrly College B) cot"la'.rt . , - . , Se;pL 25 at a p.m. at the Ccnctr ~ter. Tkkeu !Viloblo In tn. Squire Tldc..otfic• <><In 1M Blad< MounCAin Ell leoti. lntervlow Workahop "f''NOred.by lht Aoeo<~ntlng Club given by Touche Ro» -.ruored by the Aeeeuntlng Club lodoy at 7:30p.m. In 339 Sqylre. The 81gmo Phi Epollon Golden Huru wiDe and che..., porty has !Seen po>tponed to Wodneodoy, $ej>t. 24. All ghl•lntereJted In becoming e Ooldcn Hean c1ll Jc.rry ot 8J.4.U77. Ruwne \llr111ng WO<bbop ..,.,.,_ed by tho CorHS Planning Olllce tom«row at I p.m. In 23 04elendorl "'"""" ond ~y at 5-.lO p.m. In 15 Copen, AC. Teehnlquts lor preporlng an r.....,. will be dlsc:uasad. •"ecGve ...fngllsh Put Te.nse Formallon In Chtkl:t&n 1nd Adutta•• gNen by Joan L. Bybee Frid•y II I p.m. In IOii Spoukllng. ElllcotL ~· Sept. 22. For lnformauon coii6J6.2 137. Call after 4 p.m. tocloy lor the nome o1 1M productlcn. -In r '\ u. l'lkld•y l'luslc Series sponsored by UOA8 today lrom 12·2 p.m. lo the H.lasl.ounge. Squlfe. . Open Mike tomorrow from S..J 1 p.m. ln \lie RaltukeJiar, Squire. With I'IC !<.thy Morlari!y. A algn up ,.,... will bt avaltabM at 7;30 p.m. " Polllnd- Fru Trodt Olllons oncl Wbal Hut?" glv.n by Pro!. Botldon l'lleakow>ld ol lthoco CoU•gc atll:l5 p.m. at ~ Delaware Aven~. " l'lurder.. ond "The Sldn Game.. • o111 be ahown tonight at 7 p.m. In tM. Squ1re Conference Theoter• Stucknts-joln e FKUity Se.nate Commhtee, Be Involved, make 6ecls:fons that errect you. Coli th~ SA office at 636·~. or •top In Ill Talbert. AC. ••The Marrlift. of M1rtllkaun.. will bt shown tomouow ot 4:30. 7 end 9:30p.m. In the \\Ioldman Thc.11er, Horton. Apply - l o r SA .-cllnotor of Academic Clubs at Ill Tolben. AC Stlptnded posicion. sports Information _ _ _ __ "'FC ot.Mftu-rree wtoriol OllloiAnco In oil .,_ ol """"· Selene•. fllglbh oneS IIUbjta.l ~ly for I'IFC students. Drop In at 311 Townsend, 1'\SC. bttwftn ~~p.m. weekdoyo. Coll831 ·365 1 lor morelnlormaclon. Tocloy: Volleyball .._ Conbh.<S ond a - CC. Clark • Hell, 6 p.m.: Golf In Big Four o..mplontlllp. AudUbon Cour~t, I p.m.: Soccer ot Gene<eo: Crooo COW\try ot Gent1t0. lnttmahlpo with lbe S tote I.Aglalaiuno ore avelleble In the Sp<lng Semeoter, Appllcellono ore •valleble In 685 Baldy. AC. Rep,...nCAtl"" or the program will be on c:11mpuo today lre>rn I f:30.12:30 p.m. In 684 Baldy to CAlk to lnteresled students. ' Tomonow: Women's lennls vs. Sulfa~ Stale. Amherst Courts. 4 p.m.; Golf II O.nnon. Frf<IIY: Yollayboll at Plu Invitational: Field Hockey II McMaster, Ontar~~Women 's Tt:nn.ls .t Mc/1\.uttr. • Sotllrdo)'l Footboll ""· Orove Clcy CoOega. ROC.!)' Fs.ld, 1:30-p,m.: l'len's Tenn.. In ECAC Champlonol!lps: Cr<>D Country et Hart'Wk*. 0,....~ •-~.. welven ore now .....liable lor lht t9 OSA 1ft In cile GroduMe St-... ,.._._ olllce In 10) Tolben. ~lae for submlttlno owilaltlons Is Fr\dt)' at 4 p.m. Ho loco opp1kot1ons wiU be~ 08 T - T-lo d\lb meets Frldoy II 8 p,m. In lht Sq.llro HoMRoc Ctntor. SOphomotu-U you had • 3:, • vecaee 01 better, you are eligible lor membetshle In Phi Sigma. Stop by 264 Square tOCS.y or tomorrow from noon to ~ p.f'\. fOf more lnf.,...lon , or call831 ·3932. r e. meeflngs """"""* OUAII "'UIIc ~moatlonol meeting lonlllht 01 6 p.m. In .-~ i.oul>ge. SqWn. O~ky lppon Judo Club meot>l'londoyoThursdoy from 7:30-9-.30 p.m. In 1M W.-lng Room, Cllll'k gym. AclvOMed Judoka and beglnneno wetcom.. Fln.t lnl,.murol COj>talu meeting tomorr- In Clark H•ll. Rostc,.stlll ...noble In J 13 Clerk. ll<lt-'atuo t11c1 CJW-We11 be hokllr!g o Roll« Skating Party Sej>t. 2!1 ot USA. Stop In the ol1loe lor detalla. We're occef>tlng opplicotlonl lor 1 Boord of Director position. !ludllne is Sept. 19, App_.,.. avollobre In the Ski Club olf'.,.. """Club Scft••· Ul meeu tonlgi!ht 7 p.m. In J34 PloM lor Saturday's . - OIOYe Cit¥ College will C. nnau.rtd. _w-·· • low... 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The Miltbematks ~ (aad problems il portion hu ~. pcmpontd untll brina bolllcd oa fOUl campma), the Fall of oat )'at. wbidJ ulho T...t~ina Quality, tDd tht c»cnl.l the wan cbte for the nan of Phax quality or ..,.,... tife .. the lnOSI II Opportllllr tOPla. S... anliPadn1 by lhc table 1hat saved as Satlsflldloo ,.,.,..,,..., Thc mrctinc-wbich wa' <$1<1\dally a debate on the Otneral Educ:a1ion iuuc-marked the · bapdsm or Norman Solkoff 11 Fa<ulty S<nate O.air. He save a 10 minute prep&rcd "pep talk" to the senator> 4Dd told them he is "intcrnrcd ln knowir1,·· What they think about the Fanlhy Scnllte. To do thls. be: added, a pob oonducted by his OfriC< In P\1&< m('lnbcu' opinioru abou1 U'c facuhy 'slligh<sl aovmtina bod) . Fo< tht"""' pan, the awr said, he bu found ;'hat m~bc:rs at:n«J''lfy a.rt sadsfKd wub 1ht bod,y. Solkoff noted -thoa th~ qu:anm of the >aWors said they ..oulcJ bkt 10 serve apin and thaa they behc:ve ChC')' have recci..·n:t ''intrinsic bcncfiu. but no ~tcmal rcwvdJ" from .scf\'lng. ro become standard xhcdulln& fore Bur Solkoff <haslisrd rl!< Scnatr for ihc Univcr5it)' . Genual (or hs "'IX'rpctual ob!ldSion over Education has bcco divided lnru trivia'" and disapproved of the IWO di!ollnct p .hillCS-thc OUt "rta:ular quibblln&lnttead or public dealing with Enallsh and drbate•• that senators hav!.Sfliqrd Mat.Mmatics competency ttsU and In durin1the pall. 11>< new lead« 1hc stcon'd cncompauin& shr thtn lilacd '"preuitt& 1uucs11 that "knowltdac areu·· from wbich will f~ rhe Senate durin& his rerm i4Ud<nts "<l\lld s&tt courseo for IUid Wd >hould replot< all ahtfr. General Edu ~ on "obscnlons" ..,d "quibblma." r<quiraDaus. Solkoff poi need to Gennat ••"t ,..,. I Is death knell near for Gen Ed? by J ohn Llplana loflllrfllihl EdftDt In what may be a la.u mJnutc: urc into -a au~pt to breathe. new dyfna prOJect, a vcritablt me:nagcut of dl<tlnaulsh<d Fll<l.llty S<notOt> and Univcrsil) Admlnlllrativc reprcseruati\'C:S Tuesday came a,pin dc• e of the rontro•n>lal Gcmral Ed...,.,_proa,., General Educ:arion-d<Sian..S 10 ensure • high quaJit~. well round«! <du¢ation for all students-rocolv<d the much netded &hot in 1hc arm at the firg Faculty Scnare m«rlna of tht new -aeadcmic year held Tuc5day in the <lark c:hum ot the' Farbet lUll bas<mcnr . Since iu inttpeion ln 197S, the has mn nothinl bur ob:nadcs and oppoJiuon tn iu quae '* hil makeshift podl11111, Solkoff usurtd his audience 1hat be "wllJ always be open••• for lillY ltlnd of in(ormulon." ...._ After Solkoff Introduce~ hirnsdl, hll pollclts, his hopes aocl pllnl, ht the noor ~0 UnivmJry Pmldent Robclt" L. Kc:urr. Yo"ing not "to addra.> the points or 0.. Soltofrs ~" i'tun immedia1dy tcacbcd imo hi~ bl& of .......~a lllld pull«! 0111 • herd mtolbncnl clou. K<1t« _.., tJ1a1 UllivttJity or .u dcpartmeots arc upede-acina mrollmmt in........_ led by Millatd Fillmore Collea< wllidl rqjster<d atmost a 2.5 pnccnt ~ A(ltr ch~ natbltcal barrq:c Kruer 1urntd to wha bccam~: ,,; day'i miJOt topic-Gcntul Educarion. Rcfonlnalo his ori&inal ''~Utmcnt on thr 1ub)~ five year& ago. kt'Uer in,htcd that his "auitudc rcmalnJ fundam~ocally the s.amc__'' 11>< Prnidmr Orsr addr..s..s rhe tQpic in the preamble 10 1he Hull/ Yearly repon. whidt ""' eotitlt<l "The U.!!!lenuy: Its Purpose and Fulfill""~)~" in 1975 -c.rwt....,...,.,,.. 1_ · monday L\UM Vol. 3), 1'1o. 9/SUNY al Bulfalo/15 Seplamber 11180 cN.trlbwMd frH to t.hrt Unl...-.lly com~Jiyflttftlt one C"f"r,., ~ Lippes smacked on embezzlement role Multi·facned auomty RIChard Lrppes. who srr•n a> lepl <on>ulranr for S..b·lloatd 1. Inc. IUid 5ilr othct aud<nl 01 a•n.ations lncludin1 Qoup L<pl Scm~. hi• bern chor&<d by the S.udcnt &r As_<Ociation ISBA) ,.;,h lmprot>« handlina or the cmhe.u lement of Sub Board fund< la<t year. A November invati&•lion by Thl SJ'«'tr&lm .~hov.:cd lh'a t formf'r Sub Board trra.tura- Michael Volan had manipulau~d the ac:coun1ina systcm- stnct rtvitcd-to m1bezz.lc SlSO in monC!y drawn from Mandatory Student Aclivity Fces and entrusted to rhr ~~eency for disburlal. The " mllaf>ll<Or>•illion" ~"' discovr:r<d by Sub Board Exrculivc D1rcctur DcnniJ Black and form~ Olaitmln Jant Baum in M ay 1979, ond molv<d through repoymclll b~ Volan whhour noclrtinJ rhe Board or Dir«1o" af rhc rhefr . "'My aniciils were not either morally. leplly or erh.cally '"'""-"" Uppes afnrmed. "I'm on very >Oiid around." the auomey nain1ain<d. Uppes "coorldauthalrhe!T will not be any r<pcreusslon> dllt to tbc: SBA dwJ<S. SBA rq>fescntative to Sub ~d Palriel Dooley aplaiJI<d tllal hi> aroup '0Ced Jut . . . -.. to ltnd a letter to the N.., York State and Eric County IW Associalions <ornplainina th"' Uppes did not the besl lnlet<SI of !he S..b Board orpnizarion In mltld whel> he IICJ)a:t<d ro inform irs O.ra:tors or thr cmbe:Wtmmt. "All the rHion; for kecplnsth< matter from th< public are .laudable," ronotd<d Dooley. "How.,.ct,'' he added, '"the Dir<etors should have been oorirltd abolll Ill< inddrnt from' either Slack or Lippn rathtf than 'T/Ht S/)«trum.'' The theft was first disclosed by Tht Sp«ir•m t..t November. Orstroy<am't Thcr< *Cft I Ylrirt~ of rtiSOn> Why I he Board of Dir«10n. •ere not zotd of1hrir ltt'.UUJet's aaionl. accordinato Lippes, Dc.darins thai his role ..... thai of a rounsdor and nor of a de<isioo maka, Lippes re<:all«< 1h11 one o f Sub llootd'1 primary objetthon ..1110 rnum tbe aolco money. "We roulsl hlvt b<oull>t criminal <hara<s apinJI Volan, bot then .,.. miahl not ha"C aotten the mooe)' ba<k very soon, if 01 all," convey..S rhe lawye<. Another tlll.ior r.-n fO< S<tthna .tht marrrr lnrmtally, aax><ttinl· to LIJ)I)a, was ro prev<lll deslro)'in& a studenr's car..,.. "Volin was no lonaer U>Ociat<d ..Uh StJb Board and wU wor..V.c 11 enothcr coompany as an accountant,•• Lippes rdal<d. D<!><l!dlnJOn th< natur< or the <hlr&es. Lippos said he has follnd rh(OUdl ¢Xr><rlen« that audcnrs ar< very r<lunanr ro ptot«u'c Olhcr ituderu.s . 1 the lludc:nU have c:oatrol of Audent money. W< from the Law "The SBA ""' IJDl>rant 9f !he f~ When h wtotc the Scbool fed thot such majO< dedsionsshould nOI bt kfi in the · -l«~<r.··-r-· - · lllio•"!f- - - . . , . Uppcs II&Ddsofacoapk~" Who daltnf'd th11 "1ht lent:r itQplies that I Vi"at tCPfttmtin.a . Black abo f<ltrhra wun't a nftd ro publli:b n~m< Yolan a> -eu a> Sub Board whi<h is rotally fllht. They abo llntt he was DO to.,.,. a memb« or thr orpniz.atioft. "If stem to bt IIPJ)lyiO& the 5am< lrpl 111111dards ro boch non· Yolan ,...amanbet ohhe lloatdofDirtaort when th<lllcfl profit tDd profit...,.kina t>rPDlwiofts •hl<lt WOIIId be wu lfisco.,CT<d il WCMJid ha¥< all been bandied much inappropriate." dllf~lbl," BIKk "'Pull!<d. ••tft would ha\t: b«n chro•"llout imiDC"CClaa.d y &net ;, •ould bo-c been made pub/k." Dooley rrfut..S thi> n:aJOclUII. rontmcbna thaa thcrC' "'has to be- a ronhrhtil)' JD cbe or&anl!lllion. lt's like they're >OYlr>llll< >l.uc >hould be wiped ckannnyyear.•• Aaord!lll to Lippes, .. Every Sludertr orpnluuoo oo campus, "-ith lhC' txC'tJ'Iion of 1.hc S8A, •~ sottisftcd lh.al ~t ho•c handled rhe mart« propnly and li&IM rh>t rhc SBA ~""cd a liu~ C'ra.t)' on lbt ~ue . " The anomcy $31d he wu lurpri~d that tht S8A rvco sent Lh~ lt1ttr 10 the 84r A)Sotialion \lnC't h" ntembcrs Wd noc uprcu much concern when ht rir.sr ualktd Itt than. " I scand by lht ullimatr dedsions that w~re made. •• reiterated Li~. "and thert i:s no basis a1 all 1n 1hr romplalnts ." 11>< !:>ppes issue is n"" brin& •nm~ipted by the Erie County Bor A5sodaJion'• Elhk Commhl« .,.hkh ,. ., ldvisory board htad<d by lawyer Pder Manin, a«ordtnJ to Dooky. The Law Sdtool rqw<Se71rllhe doc-s no1 bd!<Yr the euuc .;U be forwa.rdcd 10 1hc Scacc 8at -..hkh has chr 5101c aulhority 10 rt\olt an AIIOmey•i bcau.e.. lipptS mainta.imth.M one reason tht SBA rook tM Ktio.n ql.irua him was to exprcu atllft' 0\'Cf lhc ddcal or ao amcndmcrtr ..hich WO<IId have >Ct rJoWftl(l<dfiC &uiddmc:s fot smula.r c:a.scs m th~t future. The motion was Mot do•n by Sub Board Dircaon: durin& tbr sumrntr. 1ltc ammdmcru •as ddratcd. 1«0rdm1 to Blact, for n•o rc.uoo.s. '"first of all, tM- &mmdrna\1 was poorly wnutn:." Wack maintained. '"The- •-ay the' amcndmcru wu wrium. actions were not either morolly, Jeroll>f Sub Board "'OUJd ha-'< been responsible for th< dhc:to.ure of all thens that oc:onar in any orpniz.auon whk:h r«dves Sub or erhicolly wrong. I'm on very solid gfOund. Board fund>. h i> dearly nol the lloatd or Dir«1or'• job 10 -Attorney Richard Lippes •nve~igatc OJ inte1ferc wilh o.her Sludcm Of&llniuaions~ "Secondly, r)le amendmenl n«ded lhe approvlll of • rwolhirdJ. ma)orhy or the ernire board and nor JUit thou prdornt 11 tht' mtttlng. This rqulauon and the faC't thiJ t,be ammdmmc wu not fa"-ored by many man ben or tM Board, The deasion to keep the mauer from bocornlos publt< wa. doomed th• proposal." Dooley tllll onl~ be and another Board member \"'led 10 suppon 1M meaw.rc. r<portedly a ,a>aal by tht S..b lloatd Executive Committee. Lippa and \'Vious N.minbtratot'l. '1lM»c aled l•PI'O· "bo <0<1Jmdcd Uw tht amendment was bas<d oo a IS havina known about tht issue ...... UB V'oa: President for NUC'lilion which be pvc to lhe SBA, u no-. uncutaift if it fllllfttt and M - 1 Edwvd Dory, RlC"hard M<Claron <olild be effcai•e ''I .,., sec wh<n the auicldlno can be of Unlversily lntcm&l Audit, Fac<dly..Studcnt AsoociaUool bmc:r><YJ os V<dl ., hannful, clependina on how they an Tr<UIIm l.corwd SnY<!<f, Stuclcnl Assoc!arion (SA) lnt<QJr<1<d." Lippes tl>ooriml. Treuurn Jam.. Kllliarew and Assodsre Ykc Praldent for SBA •wnm« rq>rtS<NJIIivt ro S..b Board Alan Rootnf<ld Studenr Afloln Artthoay Lomu.ctti. doclar<d tbt he wtll reintrodO>tt the omendmau 01 the ant "The Univusit)' adminlstral.ion len lhc maucr up 10 Sub S..b Board m«tin, Thundly. "'l"ht auicldtno will bt Board," strcs:d Lippes. '"They dicrn't want a similar rrword<d so thai S..b Board is 011ly resP011$1ble for diodosioa sltu11ion to occur in the rututc.'" thdU and any reWed incldcnu 1haa O«"W witbin its own Dooley from the SBA was "lfpsn because In other Sdtool• or&anizaaion."Roscnfrld said. yow,:, My -•us lrBide: Ac;cidents golore-P. 3/ Open wide-P. 51Send in the-clowns- P. 71 Pom-Poms-P. 12 ""'tiled �" t Wa~t SiSJOOO? i! U.....,... 0. J801 - of • 4 woeN lldp ........ ............. .,. .... Sc.....t IICd'fiiJ - T ........ Adhlllia ........ eo..lt1eo - ~ - lia .-....... le--. n..--. .. v.toeniiJ - - . . _,_ ......... Cftllllft 1181 ....,... of lilt - • . . . . - . _. lilt v~1 r... _.._.,. 11 Odolio< 15, - , . . n.. ...... .,._Cal -..c. .• r t:: •. -:- r ::. MCAT · LSAT ·GMAT ~ SAT·DAT·GRE Death?. -:--:-·~-·r.. • • • ~ ~ All<i4a tbe oudimce to "beor witb me,'' Ketter sdeaed j>ortlonsofthe report llld read it to the Senate rrilcratlna his NppOrt 'of O...eral &IUC;IIion. - l'tli.t · "/< ~ t05k for this University is /O identify c.ncJ 1n some ..... merelY brio& toielh«l- • Jalcral proJtODI at t.he lower division level wl\iel ' is orimttcl oft a multi· disflpfinary basis,'' the Presldem · read, ..rather than in rptrictivr diacipfinary chiA.Del.s. towards bJOIIC) art:U of common importllOC<! to ¢1lt:&ted pci10GS." , .foanin& on 1be present, Ketter ssressed that the "Initial phase of the implcrnma.ion (CoUoge Skills co'!'ponent) bas dramatiud a critical poiat." Because,, he noted, , re<ources-whether in ftnancial, human or facllity·related rrrms-mus1 be, and are, an overrldina concern In the impl<mentation of any program of General Educition. He noted that the Eng.lish c:omponent was introduced this semwer with •r t problcriu ~e expected with the MO!hematlc.s component, O...enl &I!'C"llon Committee f:halrman !'<ter Hare also txpreued anJ<iety o>er the • b!titinved implementation of tb< 'co!J.,. Skills Phase. The pilot 'mathcrnaties tCSI program is .d ated. for lhi• Sprina. but Hare raised doubts as to whether the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics bas any intentions of establishing it. " I'm really worried about that," Hare rold tbe Sen11c:. "Maybe t-ht: pilot 6rocram won'l .m aterialiu o' lead to anything. • Uocltrstud! • All eats, however, tul'1i<q to th< Chair of the Jmplemeotation Task· Fo'" Robert Cerveny who. rathet tJ'ra.il answerina.questions-about the upcoming task force report, raised questions be hopes th< repon will · answer. _ "I think it would be best to wa.it until the repo<l comes out before I sbould al'mm'ent on. it," the manage:mmtprofessorsald. ·•Risht now we're stiU work:inJ; on it... ldjlrea ibc q.-Joas ofWbot it '1111 take to Implement Oeneral ~loa. •wdl .. iu dfeets on theUniYcrsityancfth<problcmilbe • progam roca• Wbelher or not the" Faculty Senate will <Ontlnueto support the General Edueation proaram remains to .l>c seen. How much It presently • up ports It is al$0 • questionable. "I waot to be convinced tbo.t the ' Jiartlculor pfoaram (General E4Qcation) before w,'' Ketter warii:td the audience, ua_od t.he re¥'uru demiDds of that prDJrjnl, ""' understood and lave_.JII< present svpport of this fKuJIY.'.' Reminding the l'lleulty that "we hov~ a proaram that is in the process, J><t!>aps painfully so, or bein.& impltmented.''and noting t.h at the p;osram b~ "been caJJI,d tnto ques~ron by a large number or ptOJ)It", Ketler orr~ his services to help the beleogured plan . "I futve been told that the only way ror the proa,ram lo become a reality is for me to become much more directly in.vol~t>ed," Kttter rJ~::;:;;;;;;~;~~;;;;~::::~-~.'~'ar:w:_:di:fli:•cu:Jty:·~·:an:d~th:at~s:im:i:J•:r_:Cervtn::y~e:lat:·m:ed:t:h.•:t~th:•~r:epo:n~wt="l:lr I ~ ' "Prerumably as ••a 1announced. referee o.r possibly a c:oriunandu. But, Ketter said, )le bas no . intention of beina rilber until " tltis Senate bas clearly reafrmned its approval or lhe Central Educatlon program." Ketter then added tlfaT ' • he .. btlicves lhat a Ge-neral .. Educalion -..£.S.Ogram at the Univmily of"'llltlffa.lo is Uriou.o~~y 1'1 C"('1"1·" ' •• ·a~~==~= qualttJud fthle. • in!OI'IMtioa-even calcula· retailJs when theprogram tor is tUmed off. And free 'modules now give you : that edre you need to aucceed. From Auguet l.6 t.o October 31, I980 is your apeeial oJ)J)Oltunlty t.o You don't have t.o lcnow bow t.o progHm t.o get all tbe benefits available with a Tl Programmable. Tbeee solid state librvy modules ue preprogrunmecl t.o help eolve problema tn: EngiDeiril)g. Busi· purclla&eoneo!thew~'a.mlllliad· neu. Fmance. And otber, matb yanced p~ltf ~ oriented COUl)le8. With up t.o 5,000 And get a miniinum of $40 wor.th o~ Jll'Oil'UIIteps ~each module you free eatt.re m6dules with a Tl· ean av~ your Olll'll waonal pro- 580. Or, when you buy a Tl-59, get gramming !Dr thoae clasaes )Vbidt a minimum of~ worth of 801\wire Mal it lllOil modules and an $18 one-year memTbe 1'1~ baa up t.o 960 program benihip in PP.X. This will·allow you ~ « up to 100 IJieiDCiril!& ~· t.o ae1ec:t up t.o 3 program& (from I netic tW'd ,_u,mt.e ~ leta over 2;500) written by'JII'O(essionals)'011 ~ your own eut.om pro- ' in your.tleld of study. sr- or thoee received from PPX VJBit yow College booltst,ore or (PI fl! 1hwlll Propam Exchange.) Other Tl retailer for lDOle informaTbe TI-Me r.turw up t.o 480 tion, and let him help you aeliet. ~ '~ltep.« 60 llltiiiOriee. Anil Tl ~and free softwuoe it b8a Tl'a Coliat8lli llemory'" fea· tllat'a rigbtror you. ~ · T..I,.,'IIIM!tlls teclmology - 1bringi!rgojfimlable elixtrollia lo 'yollrfingertips. l'EXAS JNST~UMENTS . INCORPORATED �u~ fres~man injured in three story £11ic;?!{_af1__ - ...... A UB freshman..., in aooc1 <0<\dulon tbis W<dtcnd afl<l" faJJin1 from a third fl.oor window in the Fataq, Qvad or tht Ellicou dormltorr complex last Wedn<Jday. James M . OaiiiJher-, 18, or Wmcb<Jter rei! approximately 2S·30 f<et from his dorm room window ahonly b<tore l:20 a.m. Wednesday. He was rcxmd by l.!lothtr student on a srwy Incline about 17 feet from the dormltnty bulldln&. , ibe acddcnt, currently uoder lniii:StJ&atioo by UB's Depanmcnt or Publi< Sal'tty, comes OAiy ...... moothnlia tb< total Calla or IWO studcnll rrom. I<VCIIIIl lloor farJO wlnclow. A<eotdinc to Univmity News But<au Oirtetor Jobn Thuraon. OOJto,l\<r was taken to Millard fillmot< Subwbon HOJpkal shonly afttr the l<rideot in fair condidoo. The Ull rrtshman was rcporttdly admitted for facial lacm~roons and body bruiSt:s. By Wtdnc-sday c~nlng, the- studrns was reponed in &ood condition about 8:4S p .m .. howo;.<r, according to a hospital 1spokosman. Oalla&her underwent cm<rsency l ufJ<ry for intra~abctpm.inaJ injuries. AJthou&h the • • - ror the fall has <till not omcillly b<en dec ermined, Unl<ersity officials b<Ht>t Oolto,llcr may hove btcn dnnkina earlier. Thurston said bo1h the third lloor ..tndov. and an out.Dde scrtca were opmc.od. f f r made tluo""' = j was SC\:urlly. h W&\ ddc-muned dunna an envcstlaauon thcn. that a P'ot""lvc bar acrouthtlarse window wa~ nllulna when the r~u. . ... f '-lfhe wtndow involved now, Thurston Satd, I) cal td a 'doubl< sach hu~·· It OpenS' do~ or up wh<r~ lh< window last Y<J< op<n<d In • ~ dqi« arde. l"htr<" also 1 ><T«n on lb..,maller wlodow. • He addtd, ho~. t.haa lht' rrotnl tnadme wdl proNbly audentJ .. rcponcodly wcnlto Hcahh Scrvicc.s and nocificd PubUc Saftty. Gilll•&h•r wa taken 10 Millard fillmor< Suburban Hospital 1 by th< O<ttvill< M<>tut Squid ., 2:50a.m. Th.umon Wd lhaJ lhc ir·udcu'.s condltkM'I Provessrd throiiJhout the ~Y and was ,.,.,.,ed <1111y Wednesday <W~~qas "aood". Al thai tim< no internal injuries had boon nocK-<11. Latn- that ncn'lll, bo,.-ncr, OaDaJh<r unckro.tnt wrlt"f) for pancnatK' C'Ontvsion.s and a rupcurtd btadckt. r.,._ DANGER ZONl.S A US •tudtnt fdl o-..1 oll'li" lhir4 Root ........, ·~ ttetu ewty w~,. ~*"'an.. ~·WitffJ ..... ~ ... utf~ f·ttw~·-­ n. Ma.Mo!M Nd tpp.tl'Mtty~ tlM .......... in his. teoM to ttl &OMi H •nd ••~ out m tl'l• P'(Oefte. ,._. , and"'"" ttl~ ttet..t\lon n••• crewon;taw.-ytodotiiOfYonll'lt ~I. Wa" ~I by I lklftlnl bu.s tbeJow) WUIIfto ..,._,. da~~ IO the t 1\o tNt 1'10 lt'ljlolri... Thte bus dtl ' t' wn glt:tf'l a t.k.t.U lor voinO.I~I~.K~VII t I lop ~fgn. Bluebird·ous crashes into car ( ' , A tdtvision ntwa CKW.-in qutSf or a uory on the Amh<ril Compus last Wcdneoday, inadvonenlly ended up b<C:ominc a lln<y in ilsdr. A "Ntw:s .t BuffaJo'' c:ar. on irs way to C'Ol>'Cr tbe amdcnt .. th< ~tid>ct Complex (see ICCOmi)OnyinJ "ory), eollided ....;th a llll>ebird bu• II th< -net of f.ltnt and AuapurJ<f Roads aroWid l p.m . AJthou&h no Injuries "'"t' reponed. heavy dama.ar t o chc n~·s car resulted and the b~ driver was &htn a ticket for" icnorina a .ttop sian. Aco·ordlna to Jamts ThurstOQ, Olr«tor Q/ the Univer.shy-Ncws Bureau. lht late·modtl Ch~rolc1 lroPA11 WA$ LravcJina west on Augpuracr Jtd. whtn h was suuck by the bus. Thurston said that a Dtpanroent of Public Sdt1y car wu .... accompanyi n~&lhc new• ere"· Kolenko said .she was no1 I'A'&J't of any Public Safety offi«r in the area, and ha! ttO idea Why she rtcci\'C"CC a ticket. "Campus .5«UntY doesn't kno"' w~1 thty•rc doin& bollf the tim< onyo...y," sh<..rtm>sktd . Tht bv• dtivn i> plunina to contact her- lawyer about th< in<idetlt. Kolcnko also rault<d the new Blutbircl school bu..... aJoni ~ilh the sian in the wtpdow. for tM 1C'C'idcn1 . She said all the new bui() hl\' t vision problems. Tbur.uon. whoK lnforma1ion on lh~ accident WI) based on • report nttd.by Public Saftt y, ••plolncd that little damage to the bus resul,lcd, butt he rca;r door and pa.nt:l of Ihe CIJ W~t' pu.t.hrd in and lht" bad. lirt' b lt"W OU\. ... 10 Ellic:oc1 and wttn..~ tb< bu\ JO lhro""' the aop Kolmko daim.s the driver of the DeW'S car. M":hcllc: Sdlm, barancd h<r by comin& on lilt bw I The bu• driver, Patricio Kolmko, claims she obeyed she $lop s~. bvt faa'ic:dloS«th<WlYBcarb<caUS<of a cardboatd sian on th~ front ri&ht pan or her windshil<d. liicn it~ to indicatt which campus th< bvsls headed for. tde\ision camera aflcr 1hc acodmt and film•n& bcr · Sdlns- could noc bt reached for commm1 . WKBW, Oalnd 7, could not be readied <•thct to respbnd to claims that its ,..,... car pass<C11he a«ld<nt and stantd nlmlnJ th< S«n< with ill <..mtTU. ~ n.. "'"t. ,...... s--·.Lih WE NEED YOU! 656 Millersport Hwy (at Eggert) ~. 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The lara• Ytindow Involved in lasl ~ locat«t neil 10 the window. ye.u's accident has b<en replaced by two smaUcr windows in When inler-vlewJ:;I by the!nedia Wedneoday oner-noon metal rromes. Oalla&her admitted he was "a Utile drunk", !"'•..maintAined Thun;ton abo ..id that the procoetive bar& wert replaocd. that every Qt&ht before he sacs to sl«p, ht Ill> by the opm He added. however-, thai tho~ >se .ttill removable and ,. wiJ1dow. He could noc however, clcatty remember lhe cucued that ...,.. •e orr apin. " It's boon a _ , .. ind<knt. • Sqxnnbet ... he said. "1 aisume aodeuu have ranoVcd them Whm th< acdderu was r..... public, ""mecliate- (the bar&) to opm lh< Ytlndo~UIDOK." ll_! '"aves ~ th< Um>....,ty. lasl Febnaary, two_ Tlnuaon r.,.,.,ed that at lh< titnt or th< rau W~r swdcnta •••olved in an arcument ~ throu&h • SCV<OlJi OaDaaJ><r's t., roomnwes •on a.1c:<p In die rOD<D. "~ 0 floor Farwo w""IDdow and fdlto thetr deathi. . . >~opt lhrpuah the wbole thin& and had to b< awakmod,l ' lltr Thumon said Wednesday that lher< no snnilarity said. bet-. tht Febraury t.-.aedy ana th< r<ec111 rau. An~r ~he Gollaah<r was round a1 about 2:211 p.m. by Mi<Md Franco two nudcnu• dc-aJhJ, U_B came ~nckr ~uestioni~ for bulldang Who wu wai~Jna ncar the hou.sin& com pia. Franco / W,.,..,.ll. roou • Yotr 1MH 1M T...O. It lfo•l C.U &JJ.~ or CUD roo Dlllt hop-., lOS ......., . ��by Sttll Cooddllld N.WJ~ A summer memo from· Division or Budatt (OOB) Di.r<Ctor HoWard Miller wanu State ll<ndts that it wiU Oltttnptlo balanee tht buda<l and adviJ« them to -~ "aome cltq> cull" in apenditwa. Tbt memo aronaJy uraes Ocport.m<ni, beads to look to I'OCitoci" ...,.,....., COJIJ by •'tt\minatina low priority P<OII'IIN· " Miller's wamina-formerly mtitltd "Bod&et 11ullttia: 1981·12 Budaet Jtequtst OuideliJ>c$"' -p!OYides State beads with J<>~M dit<aiaa.s ror dnt;.lna up budla P<oposals for .... upcomi... J<lt. It .,... d<UIIs or tbt State fmiiiiCill otnlook for this Y<flf and tilt I1ClU and asks oraanltation l~tn to make nwdmum use or r<dtrll fund$.. AI UB, officials !Uvt prepared their bud&et r«<""" and 'plan to pramtltto tb< S<Ole U..lvt'tlity or New York (SUNY) in Albany Wednesday. SUNY wW coUect and sumlJUIIiJ% tht 64 acbools' req.-slq!l pracnl them to 008 wbidt wW bold bnrinp iD Albany in Oaob<r. SUNY wW Ibm , _ with Gov..- HuJh L. Caley'& orra and dbaw ill budl<l reqU<SL. Based upon that and econot!IJ prQjec(ioas CaTey will rormulitt his Eucutlve bud&<l. to bt rdcascd tilt third wttt in Jonuory. orr.,. • U..B , '.s budcet., accordina ro A&Sistant Exea.u..ivt llk:t President Robert ~aaner. ealls for a total OP<fllln& fund or •pprollimatdy Sl22 million-up almost $14 million from laSI yeor. Mudl of the iocrea1-e c:enteu on lnOa1 ionary and wa&c iocrCU<S-whlcllaccount for llm<KI Sl2 million of the requested bike. Scl...,.sThe remainder is OP'Etrrf WlrOe TN ua ~ Cln1c ott.. My ........... PlftOtla • N1 ,.,._ Ollow eotl Otntat Ute • wtttt lofttw, _, J'IMf will hi" • at.-.. 1n row MOUlt\.._,. """"-'• ...., . • .......- wlttiM ,..&ng dlsta~ wort"" ...-..c..tt..., .; Free clinic on campus biS&ntst.s,....,_ Sic// w,.,,., 0oc I I -hath<? N..., :10\11' l«tb cloODtdt Or bow about a <aVIIJ lilltd7 Tll01 loo~ ""flllth<r-bdp is .... Oflt1(ql 1\oay. '--<d in Fort>« Half 011 tb< Maio Strttl <AmP<II. Ill< UB School or DentiiUY Opc<IICI a fuU'"SCak dental clink, ptOvidin& a wide ranae of . ~n. With a "arf o'r proressron1lt •uporvlslna. the pr<doctoraJ .Jtuc(<nts acquire prac1ictl experitno< throuah actutll patient t!WIIinations. 11 Cliawe:le: is :00l rcstrkted in any way.·· a«ording 10 Dental School Assoc:lace Doan-of Stuclcot Affairs Rlcllard A. P owdl. Tlle ~ority or paci<n~s reside within five miles or tht <lll)ic, althouJh some travd from u for 1 ~amesaown and Niaa'"' Falb. The lurt7 Fta. based 011 a rUled scbcdult, ornounl to approllimacdy 40 to 60 ptrttnt or lhC* cJw&<d by I privalt _.;tiontr. The pri<e of a Oftt• surf""' rdlina, Cor installce, is U .OO. Coc!lrastin&IY, moot clcntisu would char&< SIS.OO for the same work. • The Cllcb7 "Treatmmttakes a bit lonatr than usual." notes Dr. Po .. ell, ''111100 the ptOfessors miaht offer inJtructlon alooJ the WIJ." But most patl<nll apprecille the Will lltenlion. "The lllli<ncs are list<nina all the timt, •• Powell added. While some clients tend to f<el uneomronablc io tbt suinta·pia 11 ease. '' I wu 1 liuJc fric ocrvouJ 11 1hc bcainnina." related Buffalo tawrn OW!Iet Ptdlo Sam Moretuua. "But afltr I few mlnults you realiu 1~1 ta- i1Uden\S actually V<ry atmo.sphere, mosl rem:aio comRfteru .'' Junio1 ckotll 11Ud<~tt Ricbard Lotze mointaintd, "They-... to trUSt ror t h e - pan:· ~- ... U\ Wortina in the clinic on ..,phomores. )union and seniors rutrtllina r<quirancnu for doctoral d<lf«S. Varyina whh uperimc<, each >tudtnt al'!'lics between 10 and 30 hours eocb - k towards tlini<:al pnt<tict. With J,SOO different patients nutklng a total or 45.000 visits annually to , the UD Dental Oinic. surpritinsJy few problem~ arise. fee collec:dont arc $implt. as cash or a chock it colltcted lmmedietely following each visit. • Comp<ttll(\, runs h\ah, as most of the non.qualilied Jtua<Q!i have bctn • w<Cd<d-outlooa before dinleal practioe bc&ln•. In addition, all ditnu art claulr~ ta:ordinato tht clqree or difficulty in Ihe ,.-ork lhll needs 10 bt done, 10 usiaJ>rncou ore IIUide approprla<cly. While Jtuclcnu work alone on pul<nu to build tbtir own professional kvcl, .am stq> in the <r. .mmt is cbttk<d by 1 professor as a Dfquard f(f patkaiS as wdl u audcnu. In the rcmo« inJIIII<C of ntllpnctkc, Ntw York'Slate acr<es 16 htlly deftPCI Ill students. To dace, no suit his ever b«n filed qainJia audylna dcnti>t. Yet Dean Powell admiU thll, "Whtn you•re dealina with sutb lara< numbcn, you're:bouod to bavesomceomptainu. " He added, however, .... con- think we've kept ours..1t a minimum.'"' w........ ~ IUdl '"""""" ibc cUok p r - his <liUIIded 10 Orildmt's HoqUI. !be Erie Colmty Mediatl Center, tU>d s..rrilo GmaaJ Hnopital Ulohow of"ll<* ooaomuai(ysuppon." ~to Po...U. o-rally, JO to 3' percent or 1111 worlf il c1oot ouuide of lht u~ dial<. Uafonlllllldy, • rdMMiy IBIIII of VB • - - tUiaa lllviii&IF of !be stnite, altJiotlP Dr. Powdl hopes 10 ..,.... ~ tlw tread. Ia tbc ...ar future his orllct wiU bt oat1111 up 1 qucotigll a n d lalllo In Squire Hall, aJdfta with prdhnlnory ICTtad.,. .....,;nacJons •-btr prowidecllll QO cbora•· . Allot h _,., bclonalll'lerlll&t-"lliUor 191,," Powdl pr<dlcu-untll till 11Ut UB Da\1-' Scltool will ba a.o-o Ill ~ • ....... tiiN tilt' tiool Will IIIIo,....;.., I tofta owmiut ........ o f - oqui-. ~. up Ia a reqiiCSt for improvemcnrs in vllious are:as;. Tbe ~ o( D<nliiUY it slated, 10 rtedvt 1722,000 if UB's w- almOA S13 million. "SUNY will see flllth<r reduction• In resources. •• added, "evm lhouJh iu absolute IIDOWII will 10 up. " He said bt doeo - know tht dqrec thecuobecks will tate. "It'• really tooarly to tdl." Wqncr-ed. 'F10rt1M< ,...,...._. Accordina to !be UB offtdal. Mtlltr'& mano eotri<s I llri<IJJ cooservative rtseaJ lOCI<. The 008 chief predicu a bud&et. pp or approxlmatdy Sl billion and said thattht State can- plan on robin& taxes.. ••"fhe IU reduction proJf2tn mUJl 001 be impairrd. •• MHit:t"'s mctnQ ft'.lds_ ..Therefore:, we ..pt<t"TT'U);e liOm< cltq> cuu io up<t>d4ures. • • The orr..ials explajned tlw tht Swt ..... able tO balance a- JICII'' budaet oolJ bccauw: or_....., revevun wlutb are 001 avajlable this '/Cfr6. AJthouah :;:= one-.- r:,:. ~ buCica. ~plies k;. Miller SUI<J that " .uppltrnental-opriaioou" will not bt rortbcominc from tbt l.qUI.aoun as was r<qUtst is ac:upted and lhc librari<J, S7S.OOO more. • lhe elSe lasl ycor wbco lawmakcn voted to pve Othet lmproVtnltnU tilly up to S261,000 for the bocJt SUNY'• $22. 3 miUion.That was tht 11nount malntena:ncc: dcpar&menl and SI7S,OOO for hll<ked OUI or SUNY's n:qUCII by lht eo-nor. liutruc:tion and Dep111mm1 rcsourctS. Miller not<J that Carey reqUC>ted all ~u Waan.,. said thll UB al!iO asked (or an allotment and aamcics cut bocJt on <ll<SIJ eonsumptioo. The of SIIO.OOO to intrCIK Oraduacutudtnt stipends. me.no a~s thai evtrYOCI<' dec:rease their fllcal Ear6a lhit .......,.. , lb< Auutant E>ecurive V'tee request• oo the basis or pre5U<11<d cnau savlnp. Presideat admitted t1101 UB iv"lcu" competitive "AD oth<r C0S1 increatcs. •• 1Dua b t - than maay other IChools in atttac1illl ~ within tb< permitted oppropriation lew!," Miller llutlaJt teacbina aaillants. 'llw lner.... it ilumded concludes. • UB offtcials bave ~ c:onccnt tha a>st to make tht Universlty batter able to comp<tt with Of her iOslittJlioas. wlr(tot« adclilional fundioa will for= M.il.&crs memo-.callcd "quite acneraJu by l'drmduncaa.-t•yorrJ Of IC'aurcd fac:uW-"'\. Milkr also included in 1he memO a plea to Wqner-it for all Stact oraanizalioos, not SUNY alone. Tht U1l offtcial e•pjaioed that SUNY has dcpartmenu for lncreosed we or Federal and other received Uule wont on the budatt besides Miller's external (unds to hdp alkviatc ronhoomina State advisory. He did, howtvtr. predict tblt 1981·82 wiU aubacts. He closes with a word of '"apprcciadon .. St .. e rliC&I ...not be much better than cht precetdina~ year••. 10 a.ccncia ror their ac:ccpllntt whlcll .... CaTey'• bud&et eaJI for • SUNY CUI or consuain11. or �This nun's habit is tor t~e birds by Rasa Gllllaitb Sp«itl/ltYfhr Sp«rrwm li4S4 Main st;relll w•~•.N.v: ALL ART & ~~AFTINGSUPPLIES Grumbacher/Liquicltex/Speedbaii/Zinc Plates COMPL ETE ART & FRAME SHOP tD%-Diacaunt with Sbldltnt I.D. ' Br.uslles/Bien Fang/S olk Screen ~upplie• Design Art Markers/OIIs·Aervllcs 'perlting in INr of Jtore - &!12-ttBD SQUIRE HALL REQiif:ATION CENTER Open Everyday! s~.,er Bowling Lroguu o~ now forming /or He-ns ond Coed Boii,JIIf.'l_g ~•• S•gn-up o r Room 20. S,ul~ H olt. FlrtJ l«~goe boUJIIng nJghl u S..pr. 16. '80. A ll •tudent frogur:s ABC/WIBC .,.ncll-cl. o~ SQUIRE f1ALL RECREATION CENTER Dr~ Univecslty AMERICAN SCH001.5 OF ONEMTA1. RESEARCH ARCHAEOLOGICAL SEMEST£R IN iSRAD. been sub)~ct to shifts-<Jf particulars but not of basic int<llllt started OUt tO be a sdf·>USlillnina Filfpfno village. and now may become a IIJilf·waY vWaie for Cambodian boal people. I r this current plan Works, ays Sister Reina. it viill "pull together into ooO'~ evor)'thinsl havo tried to do m the past fivt"Yt~JS'l'' Though theaCiual numbers of boll people it includes may comprise only ti small pom:ntage ·or the 58,000' now in Califonda. the projeot rr.prqent¥ a , blghly promising'approach. '!be r<fugees woukl spen~ six monthr htre to learn basics about 1 LATHROP, CA. {PNS}-"Yes, its a•very Bond )>usiness, but if you so into it , because it's a good_ bwineuh won't work., .. sald SiSler Reina Paz. ''You ha-ve to love: the birds. Then the: rest ~follows." S,he was tal~ iQ& aboUt squabs. and as we stood in the farmyard, 2,450 of the plump whit< pieaons were .settliPs down in neJthouses, cooing soflly rn r.h< wi~try ciusk. SUI what held true for squabs wa.• .tso true in general, she bed disroyered. If you so about things whh care and aucntion, they I"Ork-though often nolln the way life in-Atnerlca. acquire mme skills yciu expected. Standin& there, a tlny woman with shon j<t black hair hidden by a liiisc waw hat. her slim rl)!ur• ~epl warm by an old gr<on jacket and ~ack> ru<ked into booll, Sister Reina did nor i«>k V<ry affferent from othor Filipino farmers Jiving alonr Manila Road, whi<h str<tcltes ac:ros:. 1he vast Oat fields of the San Joaquin VaJJey. Unlike her neighbor~. howcve.r, &h.t '' not a hou.KhoJdC:r but a nun. a mcnobor of the Marylmoll Order. a hi1 illy tducatcd woman wl\<J onet! he-Jtktl 1 school in the PhHippines.. Her t.re is dediCIUed to th< s<rvice of lrtld through the USt of htr con ..ulcrable raJents • lOWatd the wcll·l•dna of c.reatures-human espn-,ally. but at'so otll£n. For man)' years the has- ~~ quiet. oflc-n anonymuus t atalyst for sig.nif'h..'31lt C'hange.. Htr self-chosen work is to crewe p311 ~• '"~-nor rbeories and paper proru •,\ ab, bu r real working prototypu-for more .s:;uisfylng ways to live and make a livln& on the l:md, With that'" mind she haswo'rJ.;ed for land n:form in her native Philirpine5, piontertd in brinaing riiethaoe·(ucled eltctficity to island fat.ms. planped a 1fOOptrarive con1municy. esra...61ished a corporacton, buill ·llydroponic greenhouse~ . grown romatoes, ·tUt.'111bc1"i and. for the past five yean, raised squabs. •• I've always been draWn to socio~nomics .as .an option for the poor. rather than welfare, •• she said. ..Socio«onomTc:s is vuy difrerent from $CX]al p"toarams. h st.ans. with buildin& an economic baSe. Once. youllave it, you "·an go in many d·i rcctioos.'' A.ian pride So. if it is puzzling to sec a collese-educared nun woikina as a fa~ in-lht OU1Skirct ofStockLOD, the cxpJanatioo }$ Ihis! the 40-ac-re rarm i'" lhe economic l)asc -she Kas buih. Ai" for iu direction. it has U$tful tOward makinaaliving-and do all this while help,ing along ecologically sound agriculture and on<riY conservation. • Some of what she feels they must learn is subtle. Seeing ~lY arrived Cambodians wittr n~ ear.s• .she cautioned than: ' 'You Will rom•· upon antagonism txcaus< when ¥Oil havC money from cbe government; it's money from them, the poopl< who have to pay '"'""· We Aiiansc. herr kind Q( watch OUt for one a nother · so We don'l bcCOR]e dopendent on welfare. Wt ha.ve the Asian faCt, the Asian pilcfe. ~. lh< Qr-<~ job thotcomes ~e it ticalus< lhat:s more dignlroed-lo • c~ wor1< 111 fi19llsh tr> on:hoeotpgy. bod\h1uooy ood m~. ond in letored fields • ..-.ol WMiis of oc:tNoe pottidpoli.OO In on own race- in~alifonUa. 8eca.ust few women wer e encouraged to imnrl11ate, many men h= have remained sin&Je. , Out or their need Siner Rc!lno created a scheme for _a u:lf;. supporting Filipino village. II never ca,n," A Mcl:ican-Amcrican :group pJ<ked up tb .. communitY ~ncept and made lt work. Mearlwhi1t. even as squabs lrept ~itcfiine and muttiplylns. Si.!ler R<ina rook what me had at hand and, like I aOi:Jd Appkodon dttodllne: ~ 1 cook who crratts from Wba1 happoosto be in th< paniJY, kepfon For ~don. -yip study buildlns that' «pnomlc base. Qbrood ocMsot 01 Witte : . Qlbof~Aclgaos 6t7- 6C7~ immigrants w<;re not ued to .oWn laiid or to marrv>lllside their io • ~ rooo to lmpottonton:hoeologlcol sires • opcioi10I kJjJguoge Study In H~ Of Arobic =~ families to look out for came about as envkioned , bul the plan became. a steppi~ stone. "The idea wu 10 1oea1e small farmers wtfo bad .saved 10 buy some land on tho fringes or the• ciJY (Slack ton) - with jardenini, solar poWer and ns;tC Water rcdamalion, llid<fo diverlify so there would be lilHcind.s of ineome. It was lo be a COOpeTative stroctUr¢, but beciall.l< co-op< and nonprofit groups c:an'r borrow easily from banks, J.<tarted .stand oo yoU.r own." a bu.~)ness corpoc_ation."' Tho refugees wo.uld learn En&li~h Havin& "an,aV<{Slon to granb," aailored needs of the work for Sister Reina lllf&bt Ill< land by Which thoy WOUld simuftaneously be • borrowing frOm Wtli·Wishin@ preparing. Some would be helped investors: SIS,OOO from hor Order, iruo farmlng, coached by olderly th< rest of the n=..ary S76,ooo-· Filipino a~paragus . pickers ~nd from family and friend s. truck rarmna: who livt in the Hydroponic. grei"nhousC'' were vicinity. _ built. tomatoes o.nd cucumber! Others Would WOrk on a waste grown, 48 pair~< of !IQUibs install<d. water recycling system, another The P:isrons would be ideal for component of the scheme. Th~ elderly farmworkeu, she rtgured. Great Circle system, a prototypo of "They demand not too much work which ltas bttn instaltod in a but a lot of good foeling and care: 60-hom< community in Santa Clara Th<y respond lo how you feel. They Count)*, uies -an «onomical paper ·~ JoyaJ bJ.rdr,, matin& for life. tr riltralio!L pro~us tQ allp,~ )hu· ~prt)a(-h lhitu a~l\!fY' M wlrh hoosohold waue w01er to be applied bad f«<ina> tl\ey »iii.JIOII<r and safely to lawns and grazing-lo.nd. become a.(litatod. &o il> you are or The solids are K~l~ ro become calm mind O.nct aood intentions u nutrient·rkh JOil amendments. you come to feed them, they will lay f'br )'e8.fs. "l'oung squabs brfng a Cod's wW good price from sUppfters. of 'Src.ve Mullerheim, one or the gourmet rcstaUra·n u ..-nd the i)'stCnl'~" inventori, hopes to pUt il demand (or them e'Xctcd.S lhe , inco produttloll next year. Sister rSupply. Then troublos started. After a Reina would like to have the syst<m as.~biOO on the rarm . Some of the design for rhc "'totally energy· rdugteS would btJcraincd as para· con.sciow community11 was drawn, engin<trs, prepa~ 10 i~51all and ofiep.[iteofbuildinJlitjumped.Th< service lhe units. price or utilititi roc:ket.ed, then This Qmbodian vill<~gc plan. cam• the drought. After ohal tho whlch has met with enchusiasm county adoptid a zonlna plan within the Justio< Department in designed to preselve farm land. h Washins.ton, has grown ,_ like the rt'Slricttd the numbtr of dwellings squab (arm, rrOin Sister Reina's ptrmitted 0(1 the -amage and so work in the Valloy during tht past foredo>ed the villq< project as ~i&h} years. It is on< product of he9 planned. " Afuid aU this, it turned out lhaJ many elderly .Flllpinos were vc:ry inclepcodcnt..,.,ina('d and su~picious of cooperative ventures. ManY younger ones pre:ferred to remaln waae.-c:arnm rather tban assume mponsibilities of ownpNhip. ''The A1ipinos were not readY, •• .$i.uer Reina condwled, "But if something isa good idea, cvm if you can't do it, .someWhere,, somehow, it will sprout. Someone" will pi<k lt up tnd elaborate, and no .. one can claim a source. Jt's li\e a feaUI<r in th< ' air-at<I> it if you ~dlg ' withou them. JftCOBHIArT R INSTITUTE IN .ISRAEL What do.s It offef you? • o ·sernest., of Sto1clv i<l ls(oef In the spt1ng tem1 • pmonal philosophy, 111blcb is mo~ Asian tlian stondard Catholic. "You ao aloaa .Wilb-the current," she ..ys. !'Hnlc:rpretlhat as God's wt11 or God's presonco. It) 4 kind of rhythftlk movem<nt and ovm failures b&oe a ploco>ift'it." SM came 10 the Valley in 1971. i.nvil~ by the Ull)t.od farm Workers to work with F'tliploos, cspocially the many 1<1ired men alan.• in $habbj' bot<ls 'who tl' - -~cur<> o...-c"""" __ ...................-.~ .,.........,.,~.,_..,..ord Manwhj~, the (arm .J pro$J><rtd, brin&inl ln Sl8,000 '1*" )'9'. It• <conoaik: b<alth was ancsted lQ by Ole roadlncss of a Nat io iban 550,000 for'lcs expusioo. Now Lh< fiVe >:nn r... which II>< ~ad commiUed tile borrowed fluids , . overandtht....._,kbaseisi!Jefe, IOI<tbor wilh a wbok nctwo<k of pcopi<AIRI Pl"llbiJiliei, for I~ Q<XI t hifii(O~, �A WllO WEEK: auUalo bKirM the hnen ol political uthhy lui WHMH.ey; u AoneJd RNQM and VQ ''••ldeftl Wallar Mo~tdtle m ad• tho-.., . _ • - lo Chy. RI. .Mr. In StrlJeto with wlfl NMCf, • tt.a.d Pte.acs.n1 eerw. ICOifiOfNc PDf'dH ••..., u . ..,... N t own Cllll fot 1 rujor tu. C~A. Moncwtltotte ....... -loiQ.IIIntodd!oiUOVI-~Id c.tllf'a ~ thai .10M - ... ~lfttho u,,,~,..,..._ Candidate circus still on parade by Stsb Goodchild ftdcral •pcndina. wi\Ue at !he same lime incroaslna ou~ays for lhe mlll1ary. ~wt£dltor With ohe November el<c1ion only $1 clays awey. lhc 1hree major candidaccs havt be~un 1htir ctml'll&n> in ..,,.., and Buffalo J'Uyed hosl tuc week . . For John Andcroon. his trip to New York Selle was very r<Wlfdin& as Ihe lndq>cndcn1 c:IUldidale prntttd the cndonancnl of the Ubcral Pany. The &tiPPO" l.Ullra him an opponunicy 10 fO<US thnt and raout<:<S on bantu forth< baltolllt-otbcr aa1a. PJaidm1 Jimmy Carter rtae~td 10 lhe Libtnol Party's announmnml witb anaer and now plans 10 anack Anderson by ianorinl him. Caner spurned an lnvitalion by the l...equc or WomC1) YO{~S 10 panidpa1e in a three way debate wilh A.nderson and Rep ublican Ronald Ruaal\. The l ncumbcnl adminlmacioo be~ i1 c:an wilhsW>d any Jtonn In the 11t11r fUiure wilhoul suff<rin& too. much harm on clcctioa day. Mo..ta On a short tOjown in BWCalo last Wtclncsday Vtc< Prald~ou WI!'« Mondalc IJICIII of his' time attackona Rcaaan for bls aand on the debate quadon HeiCCIIS<d lhe Republican of belns afrald of • one-tO: one debaiC with lhe PJcsidatt and I.SI<ntd "we'U aaree 10 a lhree·way debate, bu1 insist lhat lhe nrs1 one ... bcbctween lhc cand.idau:SJihn ,.." tv _, _ _. .. Mondale also' usailtd th< Kemp-Roth bill as "inOatlooary" and preCiic:lcd it would bdp only lhe ridt. "For the pcnoo mokiQa $200,000 a year llterc would be <110\1111 W< rdief 10 buy a Uncoln COOiln<nlal," Moodaleopincif."''Bul for 1heworkor 11 Pillsbury lhcrc would be ...ou.Jb rdlef 10 buy a h~bcap ." • • ltcaaan's Buffalo _..,... -.e only one day aller 1he lon&..wailtd announcemenl of bls tconomk prosram. PJovidina Iilii< 1111pensc, lhe form« California Oovcrnor calltd for 1en ~<ml a year 1.. eucs for 1ho n..tlhrce years ond prtdlc:ttd a bal"""cd bodan by 1982. The oonscrvtlve sold he wanu 10 cui ""* The Caliromlan auacktd Carter's tcanomic pohC1tJ as an .. Amtf'ican 1rqed)"' and "an as.sauh on the hopes and drt:ams or millions or American families.•• He assurrd re-portt:rt tbll his proposals would not ud ony maJor ftdenol prosrams, but ra1h.., diminll< 1he "outrichl fraud" lhll, he bdlevt's. is prtn~Mt on 111< ftdenol burcaucncy. Ahbo\1111 the Pmid,alial """' hu rcci<vtd lOp bilfittslhus the Senatt roc• 10 ··~Jacob Jl¥111 h.a d bfc.n ropY:: or some aumtion. AtronJc D'Amato-almost an unknown Hempstead 1own supervisor-shocked 1he polili<al world wi1h his upscl over Javl1s in the Republican primaries Tuesday. Political analysts concluded chat low tu.mout in the State and D'Amato'll anci·Javits oorn.mt:rciaJs wen the maiR filelors In the outcome. Javits wm still be on thr ballot wilh 1he Ub<ral Pany. daPi« lhe defw . Tuesday cvcnin& J-vils proclaimed h< is SliU in Ihe,.... and .,ill continut hb (osJtl IO retain the seat he has hdd for the pas1 2A years. • D' Am110's oppon<nt witt be Broo kly n Conar......,oman Ut HoiWIWI, ,.1>o beat bac~ lhrce cltallcnacrs-Bas M)'ttson, John Santueei and John Undsay, Hollzman, pkturtd as 1he most liberal of Ihe quintet, poured over S1 miUion inlo th~eampa.ian. She reedvfd exe<lltnl support from liberals and fared well C!'Ouslt amon& moderales 10 capture lhc nnd. AI onjy 38, Holczman Is prlmtd for lhe fall carnpalan apinst D'Amaco and Javits should lhe incumb<nl decide 10 con1inue his fiS)tl. Also or lai«Cll Ia 1he local political JCUit is the mom. or Mayoc Jimmy Gritnn aad Coun1y Democratic cltairman Joe cn.,le-ontt the biu<raa or CD<n\iel. Lon& known for lbeir &lillY squabbles, lhe IWO leadcrs 101 IO&cther, mack peoce and voiced •uppon for the Cancr· Mondale tkkn. QaOIJe was an ardcnl suppontd of Sena1or Edward Kennedy, in his /unsuccessful bld 10 win 1he Dtmocralic non\ina1ion. Bolh Cranate and Orlffln appeared with Mondale on hls ¥1si1 bert, in a dlsptay _or P arty unity. rar. .DISCOUNT CALCULATORS TEXAS INSTRUM!NTS TI-3DSP Scientofic ....•.•• •• $1&.15 Tl-35 Slim Scientilic .•. . ••• • lU5 TI.SO Scien, 2 memo11es • • • 3U5 Tl-55 Scientific/Statistocal ••• 34.85 Tl-67 Programmable .... .••.• 4U5 TI-61C AdV. Programmable . .• 111.15 Tl-6i Card Programmable ... 211.95 PC· lOOC Printer 58C. 59 •.... 1111.95 Pn~~ra•Mr Haxadecimal ... :. 48.85 Bualnas AJ!Jiylf l ........ .... 19.05 lualnas Mllralll (4 wks) . ... 4U5 MIA Financial . . . • • • . . . • . .. 58.e5 I ulnas Card Financial . . ... 44.e5 HEWLETT-PACKARD HP-32£ .•• S5U5 HP-33C •... IIU5 HP-341: ... l24.e5 P-37E .. •. 11U5 HP-38t .. . l24.e5 HP-67 •... !99.e5 HP-97 . ... 5119.e5 HP-41 C •• $251.95 41C Prt.w 341.15 41C Cdldr flUS 41C ..... 3U5 41C Walld liUiO HP.el ••• . 381.e5 HP..a5 ••••. CAll l Fra ...,,. w11t1 TJ.sat 2 Fra •ldutu wlllt TJ-68 • Coupon wtlll CllculolOt oner Good lnrOUQII Occ. 31 s1 �.f l ": i ~ 1AIIIOCIIIel' i i -to ::C:.~EIIIIIIIYO.IIIe lllg q-on~rat-"· • .tile - W.'le : : . . - a 1M -1K111oo'a 1110 ~ - =-t~'!.,.,~~lt 11!=-~-0::: ~ :!_W::,~~::::::.~=~now -thefr- altro?lt rlpo: ~ -;.:_ 1 No- w111110ue lNlt ~lotion ollho plan haa gone omoolhly. ,1 Thl Eftolllll OQII!poiMinl olthl Coli- SIGUa prograrn woo -pllllled "' 1 w~h ~OieM dllllcu~y· j :r and olnoo, lhl ~eel,._, has met 1 ond will ·-=~ .:,o~:; ~=u':f:o"!:r~·~~~=:;l~~lca to oMU<e m~IIMIIICipllnary lducollon would be euy. ~now, UB atonda on What = ~~~~~~.~~.~~~~~f.o;~.~~~:."'-t.I:!:':'!~~..=~Konor meana When he uya lhete ·are an •ttnereulng number of com~llnll" !::=~::':~~=.:.::.!.~1:0~"9 !hiP<OQram. o don't We're 1101oure - · ~nor otan<Sa 11 one pOint hi r1110rma lola OUPI>Oft ol Genlfal Educo!lon lnd then al another outll- Ita problema lnd'caJII lOt I r-u&llon. Slroc:e- hall~_, Suclt _ , OYif tnlomtlno ao many hera end o•"*'no maslln11<11? ' BUl tho mauaga Ia . - thltlhl - l i s calling fO<!hll Urtlve(alty lo rothlnl< II a OOIMIH"*IIIo Gor.ll Education. ANd among thl " pufl" ol hit J.talemet"tl, It com• ICfoal that rnourcn:-··t~l . hUfMII Of' fad!Hfa"-ono floe owrrldlng """'*"With the p<~m. Once again w#ro fO<old to oay lhalloresfgbl aboUid have tOld ue aboUt liteM obstoclu. Once aglon wa'll complain that UB II ,.~'/ IO dtlficuiU. . Inatoad of trying to dee! e<oatf""'Y whh litem. Oncl IIQOin we'll cry tbat IMdorahfp has t•cked throuol\our 1he Generel Educ.IIQn wntur• and eoiiiO< the Unlvorally 10 notlellhls gem lido n oo many olhlfl h~ ... Th• progr1m and Ita questlo unity knowledgeln.fhe mlnda or atudentt Ia =~~.·~=~~~~:~~~~~"~::: f:'th~';!~r'~';::~~ ~:~s-;,·~:'7~": 1 nellonal ahiU toward a broacsor view ol educaUbn with Ita cOmmitment 1~0 oducallonal rolorms ol QrQmlolng 10 addreoo tho tollureo Sf>8Wn<td by tho t960o. But re10urcoa agafn are obatrucUng tt'!e Univetelty•a auompta to 'orge 111 own future. We Pfllled the Genet.II Educa11omtffort bKausa ft IOOwad UB p!onntng-nol with IKrOdlngs' and budgels, biJIWilh Ide. . and priorities. • We tiarn now U\81 thoH mer not be enough to Cltty the ctleam futllllment. • The fNI flaw, hOWftet, may be With the lack of '-&det"lhlp IOf' the 1t1ong to .. ~:n;,'!:~": ~~~~..:.~~"!!:-:-~ ':f.~..:..~:.":',::~~ koypOint. Tho Ptolld""l r..o rlf>'!lledly olletod Ills YM>al auPI>Oft fOf lhl plen. ~t nevw taQn 1~ rtlgnL The ouitude from C.pon Hall has been thlllltls Is alac:<rlty program lnd !:!:=•:rn:v~t:,;::,r.;•=:; !:t' t!:.'=:r,=u=:.::_c: So -..hen Keller OJ.ttl hl l nod a few yNtS back. that wu nOI enougt\ It II not enouQft to apptovt tne concep1 of change a_nd I hen ttep aakte and let the aaclora llghl It out. Keuer o-.plalntd 10 the Faculty Senate \t'lll he hll been told to~ ~ dUoctly lnvovlld. 11 • ••,ettuee ot commancser;· u GentKal Education et UB Ia to be r111f1ed. lfl a ouv ahat'l be1"g tal)(8d abOut alt yea•• oHer ttle doballl atartt<S. Kauer malntalna that he will not take a dtrect roleontH the Senate acta to reafllrm or abtndon the commitment. Whctre was na attot tht original commJtmenl wat made? • Why eftor yeara of pt1nnlng dou us hav• to go throuo.h the dtbate• agaJn. Why must we conHfMIIUY run ilround In ctrcltl and oPOflte In 1 con-stant atato or dtlaV and postponement. H. from the atatt, Keller had tk.Hn a role of leadtrahlp. llthe Task Forc:e on tmpllmentotlon l)ad bean given rudy access to ...., ptect ol lnfotmatton It needed, UB mlotn not be laced wllh lnt quntlon ol dropp4ng a melor and Impressive projod. Genara.l Education to not dying becauw ~ wu an ltnpoult>IOI dream. 1!'1 fuluro Ia jlcplrdllld beeo11" thtio wu no OM 101 thO hltm lnd In lite abalnco ot l h l l l e -lp, gr-. Pill lOess, and - lilY QUiteSIOOI< 0 ~ now we're oec" at point ~-;;,.ung'.;, ptannlng lalblit aU tUe l'nOft tnlattnld than we were alew years back;). If U\at'1the Plln; tnt belt by Chris Wiles Melanie named one oJ her ollJvml ''Midrugadalt and ••pJaJned lhal u ,s lhtt.ffortugese word lor rtr• n1ne ot d•y /u$1 IH(out de'lll(l. wn.•n tne lilrt (I dlf-elt. l though! thon ther it Was •n fnllro-sttng word, •f!d lluekMJit •w•y for future v•e-Jvcllffly I nltHIMJ 1 Mm• lor my cOlumn* Of I nft'Vet would haW un1ucktd It t•m M)f all lttat •ure /hit the name ft lpptoPtl•t• ot enyJh/ng, but l t.Jiod tile 1tbu m 1nd I'm 1111/ lond ol the wotd. • .. S.mg en EngltJit m•l«. thOUQ.h. I •uppose I t:tHJJd IUKI • ~ralle.l 01 eom,.nson Mre aomewMre- a/ler ' "· th•f• _,,, £ngt;$h m•Jot• do Tilt thought striJIH me ,,., I l{fot atlnftd •oo. a~t.ndlrtg tXJIIet]e 50ml tt"w)'eln "lot•" mv~tc ot Its PN~-Judy Cottm•, Gortton Llghrloot, eor.cept lhOuld IPII k lOuder t~n thet've 5poken bolore for a oontlnuatlon ~lllanle. Jont Mlt'CheJI ' " ~,. emlHoldtrHI muslin of the proleet and doclaiYeleaderahlp to aee through n. • anJn& 1nd stng m.ttow songs~ Now thlt the MfJ$ItJ Is No pfogram could have a more pc-ofound ertecl on undergraduate acacttmlca. Tht pr()C)Oaal chai!Mtgn the "MY wav the Unlwetolty lhlnka •o•m getting more mellow 11 seem.J thll weW pone about e<Sucatton and ' " ' " to restore the exeUement and fllovance ~hat lull circle. So I! /ull moy bo oppropr/lle lhll lhl$ wu chol<od by YOCI!Ionllsm. But WllhoUI suwon. lho concopi Is column Is call~d Madrugeda - Melanle helped m1 " " ' doomed-at wora1 to failure, at best to tDedlocrlty. my college catH( atid she's ftttplnq m• end It, too. I'm In la78 Tho Spectrum dreamed or opco forums on Genorot Educallon a titling to -$1!tt the light at r/le end ol the runn11'''"' nd roundtatM dhtcuaslons. Wt envlsloned a PJ,Uion lor I hi .plan end a Ivears ol darltness. lhl••l IO< thO knowlldgllt could opur• .But atudenlo l!ayed faa apG now tho dag- of faculty auppc>rt Ia quostlon<Od.' · Wo·ro o~tt>og back to !he "pteppy" lOOk ancl I. for Wt'U abendon thO utoplan drumt we set whln th• conctpt w11 nrat lnlfOdllood. ~alhy h. . taught usdlfforently. Wo know how to only beg !hal one, •m happy about It: Basa &hoeS. oxford ctoth ahln• UB riii~ZM - l i t Is telllno slip away lnd not abendon ona of Ita most ancl crew M<;k SWN!et& just mal,ell . . . , 1"1 It'• lime ucfllng offortslrl 10 go I>Kk to school. I lli<e to call It lit• " Laove It to •ur.::".,'~.':~:Y":::"!."m~rZ:t::S':;'C:,7.,!~:=: ~~~:i1on *-•· Voi.II, No.:rHE ........ SpE~~~--1110' • EdltOt·Jtt.Cttiel Elena c:..:avas --- ... .,..,.. ..............(>MM"""''lnl Edllor ~ JOhn Lapiana· J.,_rt Simon M -.... .'.. .-... Jotryllooly ... .......... . ........... vac:.ent ~ ............. ~ ••••••••• • •I•• "~IICanl ~ .. . ..... AobonG.-t ........... - . ................ ...~ ~R.f)ola •••••• ••••• • • o~ - . , ... . ........ SothGoodclllld ... : .......... . . fAI-'l>r..... Aatt , ........... . ...... ==-::::~:=-~ .......c.- -. \I~Ca~nl - :........ r.,.,...,, ......,._ --- ~-········ ... Kovtot' -·· ·'."' • • ... Jaclt Hollo¥1G .......... o.nn•• aorta MI. . . . ...... , ••.••• AI.aft'MW"'U w•• --- . I tNnk lt'a • 500 parcontlmP<O-t over the()~,.., " '""''""m Jool<. At lealt ln the preppy lOOk I eon wane to my ear WithoUt """"YfnY oboUI my a~ke hllla catChing ortdlllteSortlhe-L I think •t's 11boUt time -..c 001 bac~ lc ba&lca lnd Ironing. HaJraty1es- atways precede 1a.at11or! When anere~• a than~ lo be ralda, FO< a while e\'lfYOII.. wanlld to look like John Travolta or Gloria ~ynor , Now ...'YOIIO wanla to too• lil<e Ecldl' Haskell or Shelley Fabaroo. I aay Why no1? 1myself have been ready lor ttwt change tor •bouf 16 year1-evef 5in~e the lut l ime ttlt preppy kJok Wit " in." I'm about 3'2" tall -lroug~ly apoaklng) and havo 111or1 tego. oo ~·,. gone wit!l<>ut owning • drou now since my Contlrmatlon. · lt'o noll hoi 'have anytlllng ~alnal dt-s, bul lor ltMo poSt aaveral years, U.. styles hi" lhbtr kM* lflce Te.teaa Br. .et or Co4.. Klink. I tfled on a w,_.,.nd uin 'about two ~ 1100 and II """' afi)WICI ala limes. I feH liM l should be In 0 lol>lcco commerciaL Guys o/wiYI had II ouy, In ..y opinion, bec.llusa 1...,n It '*I' .0 ,mUCit rot~ ea~ do to <'Ionge , , . beo1c: ......, .... lai>OI• 1101 lnd . oollars..,hhlt IIOIIIQCI -nor 1.. 11011 (WI!~ llldtl. bullO< 1110 moat pal~ unte" 111111 tlllly tried ~d. lhef.. IPOkad .......,...,.., In •trio all alo>\g. N'ehtu awr. notwlllmandlnJJ. EC111r ~iUSlo .. Ol(l irlg ,..,..... JUOI It O! ~tar, alloo f- lltl'..,,...,..,and a ltwrelOMo l lltlnk the ocMIOCll"'' itolflbeota ol moot In ,_me Am.,,...,. we:• ln~lun tary synch with "Be><>giC Ooglo ()ogle." But IM mt~sl c now l.s much mote aubuii'ICJ,IYIJ so taatelul. and i5 ~ folks I) "mellow." Evon Natatlo Cote llhet woro Ia Imitating Dionne WarwiC' · who Is lmllatlno Barr, '-'•nUow. who Is still lm l111tf19 h i& Urlt reconl. We're gou(ng bee!< to acoustic gullars, oocordOra lnd even on occasional "'andoUn. P""l Simon '- boc:k 'on tho airwaves, $0Undlng 01111011 1<1<1 roe'a enJoying hlmMtl. Wo rnvst be getting mlllow II Paut Simon Is enjoying ~1m•otfl . MonoGrams are "an•• age In •hh ll'te new poputartfY of the c.rew nee!< SWU!Ot. \ln all fllrnou to thlgang at Cote's, tlto<lgll. let's say t~at tho "''"' nocto wu neoe• ,,..U)Ioo!ol Olyle-juol hiding f01a wtllla.)Woun have our Initials emblatonod Oi"' ot~ r"' attHnumt ~aternf?l In block gfinl or script or Old English. I guoao !hal's bocause w• wan1 to look tettor·portect. Tweeds. nwringbonaa, and Wlll'tet coUara are agaln prominent In the Sunday peper'l 1~11ty Shop ada.The SOCIIf!iOI art ...., trying to be preppy, IKrl II lan'IWorkfng. 8asa and HOlston lult don't mire. I can't ~u_,• Jack~ "0"' tn ctockakjeta. But lite Wf.ole ldu of prep It to lOOk rumpled lnd slnu•• and t>aolc. I lhlnk '"" u _ _ , a u....ty rlgltl hlrl In-the Bulfato etea. I wu tool<tng l l -;ar l thouglft wora O.lord clOCI>blouaasandrfOilllhlrlon lhl t.cJ.In front ol God lnd ~. wd pri<ttld ~ -~ ­ pOlyester.• I was--· to . .r.IM - 1 - l h l ldea ol O.tO<d cloth It to gel 1'011 _,. Into Ironing creu.. doWn!ha ~~-Who lf""' pplyoat~ I orways thoUgttl that preppli oloi!IOI , _ paoplo 1001< wal~.-..cL I eon llwayo plctun - - - ancl big "'"""'"dOSkawltlfll_paoplo_l'fWI'P'Iy. I lhfnh •I ell ~toms 110!)1 lha 11111 lima I ...., • pictute of Heruy Oavid TltOtla'lr. 'lie ring a al"""' (ol co~rse) bjonotld collar ..lit lot. On cloaar l._llon, Ihe w•• .... tao <to 1"11$ oou11 ,..d-: . , 1ao peroef1t cottoo." lind It w.S.t't I Uftlolllelltl. �i ·- i Not so lim/led fdlt01o 1101r T~ to/lowing,.,., WO# oont by WBFO to '--"' p.roi•J&OI J•m•• 8 .AII••on In tWipo(t$ • to ,.;. IMtM Oft ,,.. tetter .ftltlott'a J•u ~Ht>gr•'"min.fl. w•• publJJMd MO(fdl y In The Ate/son't Spectrum 11 his. requ..rt I am *"'IY that you oro Gla. .lisfloa with WBFO'• a ppear• that you beli!l'le w8FO doel not preseot Cllverslfled tare end ctoes not provide mualc programming, II and ,ubllc aftah• tor • Wide 'lltletyof tastea. Although w e wr;lcome your alnccne Cfillol1m, I must arro(IQIV ol•ogreo Wllh your vltwpolnl; WBFO Is tully r. .ponatve to II& cornrnunllv. prot~lcHno dlvtue at1amatlva i)fogramming ol • quellty na ture. Oot Pf00tlm Kheclule 11 wfO.ranotng, 10 teatL We h• •• lnlugutated a wee~day n V tM program on the pertQfmm.g • rta. ftlti.lrlno mwlc. inlorm.erlon ~ mterttew.s on potfOtmenc• t.or ot"""""ts.e CO'ieted m Woatatn New VOfMtea To date~ te~SPGRM on tf'lt: P<ogtom ISounclatagot nos Doenll5%t poaHtvL Spolt11"1 art• lnd claaetcal music ha w.e been unavailable tocafl~ late at night; U\trefOte. we ret~ '<t the ta~ ol •uch fJ'(ogrammlng by •nsthullng comp,.nenetve Iere tnroughoul the tt1gt11 Ou' poll\a anCI Hispanic programmlnQ are both lhotough sn"G recognized lor quality. The polka oroqHim hat been chad and enaotsec:t tor e• ceuenc• ane1 contribvtlort 10 tno Polish commu·nity three umms c:u.mng the p111 throe month& In ltflgthy articles In tne Am· Pol E1g1tt, Our Hispanic programmtng ptQWd&a"nol only mualc, but newa and lnlotmaHon; tt.loo. has b&en recoo"ttao by th" communit~ it seeks to 6f!Ne . Folk music w iU continue to have unique showcas~ng on WBFO. t\Ot onf~ through our r&gvltulpscflocjuled ten· hOUr folk mvs1c rna,. lhOn.(Fol~ Sunday Nigh1)1 bul "'i;l hequent h't't and llve-on-ta~ SP«:lal concert at WBFO ancs 0t1 loetUon. S1nce Folk Sunday Nights 11 a relat•'tt'IY new PfOOtam, been uw;U"iJ t.ste,er comments ano suggesUon:t. In otdet 10 be mote rHPQfti.IV9' to hl1tl'l« p~el~ I m lgl'll note 1nat our tolt~, p.og,mmtng nn •ncre.seo notaotv hOfft 1M pr&wfOUa 6orm•t of tnlrequent ano Oddty. SG$1~1 wrwlte plaooG Slnoto lloUI "lllanda" with ,.. """""".,_' to apeclol Ioiii ptogtOtnml~g. to our p<e,..nt lncroulf19 commitment to forti ~ular ond _. .I ~..,._ Wt Itt proud of our jiUZ progr0111m1ng at WBFO. II Qfovidfl aunkwe lfttfnatlve UNfce to the eommunltY We do not mttel~ ••apTrt ,oc:.o,ds": wtt future nve ano livHrHa~lOfm•n aila klcal!y ano Nltlonalty. and we ahowcaae local artfsts and ~tormance1 . Our exclual~• covor•ge of tria Ar'\Paerk Jazz Futlval •• a good axample of our atatloft't performance-offenlvd fire. • New a and PIJbllo alia In have been expa.,dt<l greally II WBFO Whlft we may once f'tave tJeen willing afmply to bfoadc•st f'lttWOtk Jnlormatlonill programtnlng ''om NaltO!\aJ PvbUc R.ldto- we hive flOW eom milt.c~ ot.HNIVM to comptrmetulno netwock lntormauon with allell P<OQ!Itnmlng ol out own.. Our ellorts !liVe h•mpered In tM past by CHJr Newa Oltec10t'& w~ IUoea&, but hll recen.t return h a.s eot~blad us to JHod~ OU\Slan<llf19 lniO<miiJOnol !110. Among lhl P<Ojoell -atrbdy 0t betng Ofodoc:ed a re r.etfes on f'Uhrt taro ll'ld neahh·relatt<t lt.auea, the arts. toc:allreolonal newama~t,_era l nd ~DQns Our spoeoJel PI'OO'tms COVGt M ~ w ider rl.nge of to~"' ono nl my QIOOI. .I f)liortties at WBFO 11 to llfp•n<J tho st•Uon'l epocial progtatnrning. In my 1n acccmptlahtng lhat oo•t September spoc111 programming hts Included and wllllnclude such at~ows at. ~Ciotlve ptarDY·PIIy cm:ttrage ol BuHalo Bison fuelgament, we ha'lt made gteat progreu ployoll b. .ooall. l"o specials (O<!li local, ono Mllona11 on "'"""""' Frank Lloyd'W•Ighl. ~fghilghiS 11om the AHpark Ju.u FeaUval. lntetv~wa with rock mu.s'c atara Ted Nvgent ano Yes, three progtarns on Hrspan~ cuttute •n comMemoration 01 NaHonat HISpenlt- H•r•taoe Week. ,,,.. avrart~-win"i"'D pu~ lc alta~rs oocumt f"'taritl Pfllenleo tn cotljunctfoo w•t~_.....l COftletenee OA the pvt>Uc •Hairs dOCumentary anc11Jii ""'SIIC81 IMt'IOftT\IIMH ~ ltUfH\I&Wt.. Octobef bPtnQ.t the tt.IU'n ot the t·•om Stutt60 A'' settes, featuring Uwe COne.Nl C*formancn dir&c:l tr01f1 our stu<Jio on man~ ewemngs Tr.e ··l1•e fromStudtoA'' series._,,,. bo ~ thiS HalOn.. tt will fntute. lrr addiUon to ct.aalkal m~ Pl•MntationA ln Jau.. folk. BfoadWey, d(lma al'tcJ other ateu.. AdCSIHonally. Oc1o~ • PfOQfAmmtno Is tx:Neted to lnclude • how's on lemtnl•t muak:. natl't'l Atnefk:an culture. the Negro Bueball ~eoguot and manr oltvar top;c.. Mony ol the progtaml will 00 locally proelucecl. Ono.~atlonOIMrln boglnnfng In Oc:lobtH ia uA Ountron ot Place... a 13-wNk Hrin on humanism. WBFO fa ha,p py to pror)da Western New Yo,~ With th11 •mportant serres. You nolO In your Au-gua1 28 letlet that WSFO Ia a alllion wllh ... basically academic- audlonc.... We ueuure our refl tlons·htp to the Unlvetsily: hcJW4tYto(, 1,. aodluon to IIIKVII'Ig Ute unlveslly community, we aft tlcenal'd to aetve the oonor~1 communtly as a pu_,.ic thlllte. C.natn flnc:ltngs fnajU ie lhl:l W~l OVCf 31(),000 ~IOn· tn Western N tw Yon- 1'10 Southern Onlll'o ntten to WBFO each w.-; ovr hstenfofs and SUDDOit• comt from thtoughout ane rl'gton ana ftOft\ all"''"'' ol Itte. App.arenuy, trtey continue to "'JP'edate the untqut And O~M Pfogtamml'10 WBFO eYtN·tnctNJif'QIY oftt~a f ;;; t '2 , J ,.. ' i a._ 1- r Then~ you lor your tett&l' or c;,-ltM:ft m: • • I menttooed e.trtlef, I regr6t that you belfe't'e WSFO lt rnJI OfOVtdfn.g dl¥ftf5e Pfog~ammtrao Howevti'f, consta:erlng l~t reou111 and spec111 prOQrammlng already mG!\IIroned, mUCt\ ol ~ h•ch Is unfque fadio fate for Western Hew York and Sout"ern Ontario, and COI"'tldeflng such tf)gu•• rly·acn•d\llec:J WBFO prootam& a t ·~ootkan a In Educellon.'' " Now, Norel;ne" (poearY). ''file Operetta F>•ogr•m.' Nowl 11om t~• BBC. ··v1vat Flex• (E11911'h hlmtcry)~ ''Whlls Conover Music f rtontt1'" (mu~c GI"'G int tr\flaw) 1nd "Enfoqve-Haaonar' (.-tiSPII"'tC M WI), WBFO I$ e.._pan(llng, nol nattoW•ng, th« path ol w.,, di'wert•flcatton. tt )'O~ na•a an que.st.ons, or -.-.sh to di.SWJI. WSFO cwoo,•mmlng otease calj. .. Robe>rt J s.;.on•t ··uve. Guest opinion f f~ G.,.Mtl Uan~pe~. WB FO P.S. t hoPt that youmil)'!fesu:meyou suooor1 JorWBFO af1et IISlel\mQ 10 lhe varied quahtY progtammWt.o we navt to oUt , ~ tM weeks to come A 'Man-hour' economic system by John Mcilroy &aleaoJo prouuca, We must got used to a truth th.at It Is Our n•Uott ts being Ctllllengod •$ never before b'l dangers from abtoad. bY aerk)fra dome.st lo unrest at home. While unem~~mont anes lnflaHon are not be log eUmlnllftd by mtlhOcl& tM"r\l)loyed bt our IHoer& •no leg,$13l0fa fhty apg.N.r ' to be afta.ld to ilbandon methods uaao by na.IOt\1 '*ho were del,troyeo br tllem.. 0Uf oeople ate tn a conllrct Where the okt methocJs of hMnce a1e llofng c:Niten-ged bleaute n.ve not t>e'IO<m«< oucceulully OU< notion needs tudets WhoM mind• are frM from any ~ence uoon any lhoorO\ql ooalytllo whiOI> IIYI - must k~ lou• p&rcertt ot 11'10 WOtktfl u temptoyea 10 ttabdi.te the tnor ecoMm~. U tl wwotk ex.pendlel durtng 1 Qoetlod of Ume that createa values. h 11 M en-."oura employe($ tM.Iy, a.od It IS Mo,.hou<a thtt labor union I oargaln about. So lhll tM M ao-hour la rooognb:od I& oelng the valuable product. tt 11 lhe tiOhl ban upon which our money musa bo m ado to res1. ,and 1"01 pUilflc deb I authOrfzod by the Congrua; dttht money uaed now as an excuse to prin t dollaiS, Public Gtbl lo a llbblllly: not on asset. From tht. obVIout conclusion we mu~ acoep1 th• Ma~H>our u the onlY btltc unit ol varv.. One thai Is rnexllaultlbto, ancl thai can 1>0 ufOij tl)' govommont lo ellmin•t• unemptoymenl lfld our huwy load ol taves. New """'"Y would be ltouocl to pay o iUhe O<Pfi'IO ol OUf' QOYetnlng lyat em. tnctvding Pl~ment S to the Pr1Votaljectoo lor Item• C>V•cllaiOCIIfom 11. N- IY10M)' would appou •• payclled!a tl\01 mutt 1>0 ~Mposbod 1~ t>onl< occ:our s 1>01010 tho (,Tionl)l ........,.. uubte to eliminate eountM'feiUng ar.CI ~ crtm1. M~ey woutd be • - l in lilt Ptlvtto StcJ.Or lor gooGs end HMcea. Applieolton of thlt COI\Gept thO! has Oeon C>Utiii'O<I ll!leny wm be tne moel tmportonl task lactng thlo prosent gonerttlon ol Amotlcoi\S. It Ia on octoal loci lhal our oovtunmenl ct.n tunc1ion without tulng ou1 C:ltlrons, II II 0100 IOI!IOtkablt thot, JOOIIdleS$ ol lhl absence of taxtl, there wiU be 1 Job for eweryooe whOm tho F>rl•a le 6tclor oan not o mploy. Weflare. unemploymtHl\ compenaaHon, t()()d.atamp prog,ams •nd other IOtmt of wolf• '• WOUkt dlsa.ppe;ar. Howe~. more ~ would be coming lnto thoe o!.Prlva.te &ector lhln bullneA coulcJ un and bank account a WOUld be o¥tof"k>aded1 therefore1 I return Uow must 1>0 lnclU!I4MI to ata!>lll.. IIYO aystom. We must copy nt.tute·a method th.C •liP~~· abundant watet f01 out oropa tnd otiYOt lt'tlt19 tlllt19L Wit .. tilly do not noed lltUIM IO I tva IQUI. .. U - Clrll nol ose II, - <10 no<noed iL Ho'w to l!lltOCIUOt Ihit M.,.hOut <on~l amool"ly. and how to tal~blllh t minimum wage IP< on un«nployoil and ..,._loyobl6 tll._,l, ond hoW tO lOt mulato e realiOIItl>io. WO<klblo, methoCIIP< rttuml119 unuiOCI ITIOII<Iy to 11141 Trooaor}l. ~ fliObloms· tO<> owr yo•mo mll1d&. unlotttrod by trodAional concepla, to 00\YO. .)ol,anY QfldUIIos t~POCI to enldr occupallons a~d " "'" UlariH without proelu~lno or. ctUtl!\g an~· the time l f\d alton combination thet genera tee values. and m at the value cto&a not1Hl<te In th9pr0duct, H any prOducl II et'Oittd. A · great many government •mp1oylft produce no aaldble product. yet they ate e.s so,tlal Ufuta of our QOY(!tnlnv system. Government paycheckltO lhet'n WOUld r~reHnt oft 1'110f'!~ l$$~ed to '"""' lOll hi limo and ttloft lhoy expend. The m.nlmum aotnotlled now should be •noraastd ao that one rnembef of a famity would oa.rn •nough rnothl'( to euppon lhe family. OtMt .sa.tar~ and waoas wou4a ~ Hmite<t onl~ by tne need 1o Umlt ac.cunwtateo monev ~or wn.ctt the OW!lref tlac:l rto .,.~, f.I:H . trw•ttmc:nta wovld no1 be limited regatdleat:ot the stu ot the 11'\.Wtstment. Onty tooseluodstnat e-.ceed • legallfm1t for unused money would have to be returned to tt'le Trouwy. 1hCHe wcwf(l be no oth8f ta-.. This nnanc•al concept would require the oovanvnent to stop prlnllng and lu.ue pape1 doll.ar money. Govetnmtnt 11sue would 00 In I he form ot pAycf\ec.lcs. a no tl'\t monoy would reSioo '" our chcteking account I wt\lch our bank would audit Such paychecws could not CHI "ca~ ·· b y tho banlt 1 1\d w e would carry a check· book In oYr INI IIttts lnst&ao of doUars. T'he,elort, new money w~~ be tnued only to government emp'oyee:s ancJ to contu•CIOtl wotk•ng for govetnmenl. To eNmlnJte crlmH don-tt lot money it wouki be ctesirab.. fOt ... cneds.. oo...erfU"'W!oot and ~at. to be ~.tees '" a baM beiOfe the money could be UHCI In another uan. .ct~ Thts would etW au untkfn:otter lranaecdortt BantcJrtg mett'lods would 1\1\08 to be all•ad I>OeauH alt womno cittzens would neoc1 a 01\eGklng ac-count wnete tf\Oif money recorda would be •aoe ~apL Our econom•ata. tralned 10 evaluate I he tnterpta~ ol publiC debl . and tuet. 'I hi s metMd w UI eUmlnate unemployment anct poweny 1n Amorlca. and ~II PfOYide stt~bre CYttency undet" IM eont~ o' the peopte h It a method thf.l wiii..Qive conaumMI . , •tMJnd.tnce or money with tne...clreulaung quantfty ldiU'Sted 10 1no needs of 1ne HoP~ F'"'ncJ.ar ftllthOds used toaay oper~t e to t ll)f'IOt1 money •••Y hom tne cltUenr. at tr.e bottom frtels of OVf IOdat svttem • ncs ~,,. il up at tne top ~r cUlLeN at 11\1 bouom are teh destitut• aNt mual be S41ppot1to by Welfare We ate loki lf\at mon•Y w ilt tuekae oo• n from the lop to the Oottom. but lh&1 eta.• not happen We neea to ,.. ~. a o~nQe 10 lhat thete w111 be constant c•rc,ufark)J thiQUOhout a-If strata ol out people so t~•t Nne n«!!>td be destitute. Thf' nft'W eof~CC!PI pro¥!dea • INa)' to aocomp:t1stl '"'' ao that 8\+ety clliten may uve tn hit own home and a.lee-p fn til a a Cha,lty n wn bOCS1 ano not have 40 accept • cot M l$1101'1 ana 1 bowl ot soup tor dmnar. The maiP\Qella no t Soclalusm. tor GY&ryone must wM to gtst the mor1oy. and qach c::itll!ttn wm have •n opportunity to bYild • petaonal tonune. PuDhe aduealloo and other pubUc aerwlc::e organ1tat'O"s receh'e too litUe money to PfOVidl aOOQvato lervtc:.es Thete 1s a lbpayers' ''"'Ot occuulng 'nis new concept wl !l proVIde 1 J11M: money Amttf.ca_n s w llh • •n OUf I)Ub4~ W1'v.ce $CUon~ requ~re1 and doth~ wttnoul askJno tn.eta tpa~e.ra to &Jpply it. Th• enllte cost o t 1U meGIUI 11><1 hoopitol .., bft "'"""" In tlva same w•y, W•t"'UI reg1meqtlng 00Ct0f"&. and wttnout govetnment t.n tert«ence whh II'Mt OCMtlton of out l'tNIIh Mntieet- We ean \fs.e tnl-s concept to ptOCka etl the i'MrOY we need lrom dome51'c toufce&. 1/ld a1op buylf19 oto 110m a~>roaa. wa do not neeG a IWinliNPt Arnette-• It Ia not ""'~ A mer~. bvl the who._ wor'ld ot nil ion-. t~<~en c.aptured oy an artel.,-., dobt--oftof\tOCJ rnontta')' ~yuem oo=a;Jgntd 10 seNe a raw people tar mote hanosomety' tnat It serves the grett mato,Uy. Evory neuon neecl& to •Ciopt \fl.P M•n·hout method tor greeting money to save the WOtld from 1 rM)or CIII.$HOI)ft0 no_. c1oalng ffl upon ua.. Will tM next b4.1Jinell eoata 11'1 111 tall whOtl tP,Is concept b 'adopted, Cono11u 'f'tle elect thil Fall have the f01estg"t to coma and the n'\eltmum flmlta to hCCumutated funds wm stop up w.tn a oolutk)o Ia a gooc;t QUUUon? Bet01e tong It price& ftotft r•tlng regarc:He£1 of an ab01'10atM:e of ooocss will bOCom tmpoo>lbto to ellett """" o mojor ~ fn our matll.tta. or the abunoaoc:e o f money. peacefully f ro\IOie Js t>rew•ng 1n CHJf ci"-a. We can noc Thll eof'cept poiMIH5 many tmportant ' "" a fford Untl' lp6oymont anc rnfiatkwlany lottglt. v• tuabl t ch ar•caerletl,a. Cit~ tr•naporta Uon YCNI\.0 m."'CJI. U yet unletterecJ by Party ~1A ate O<impanl... WIIO .,...,., . . - on<1 lime t r a -lng bei ng challenged to quesUon otd 11'1«)11.. or ~tea and fklanc::e1 ·~~se a eolutton atound a ~ can oo cloullltG as o Pubtio S.Ctor ""'ploYM withoul d l$111!\)lng tl!elt no<IM! o.no,_ Oflt11c01. Nrw EconomiC-S baaed upon a~ To not uoon Thoy ...,.... 1nvoloo local - nt. lt Will ~J 111010 6tb41 taus and aeatc.Uts to t{oep the aptem 090111ing. Wt mVSII>O able 10 molntaln an obu,.,.,.. inYOIOOO IIJ IS$111119 go-nmOIII ~~~ to wit~ thOtr ln. . , . 00111. By this easy methoel all c~y In tho mor~ot ptoco wlllloul li.n<Jtl<lng \hi bottom out ol lran>portollon ol peqpiO woul<l be froo. 'row COil jlflcOI an<l llll1l<tul>tfllQ bu!Unesses. vtau•Un olt\er .,.., ot u ae for M an-hour l'nOI'Htf wheN Certainty thtte ••• orgumonta abou\ why thlt .Jmllo r oonelilt W""l4 ariM for all c1tlt 011a. concept ta un atta~~~. but lhese must be attacktd A conH"uoua opponunlty lor every citizen lo be o~o 1>)1 on• ofl<l ollmlnolllcl. Thta can .,. tho molt omplorod• wll~ tho money tney roe~•• Oelng created. lmpc.rtant and rewatdlf'\D cna ttenoe our YOltng peoott b\llhollme Ihoy e"'>>OId on tho jOb, wUiavotcl the u. . ot aeoopl al lhll oat~ wagn, pr6cet, PfOIIt' Invested money a.oc:f diVIcs.nds, may aey that the llmltt t}laceo upon accumul1ted ' money would f)ftwent tnveatora from seeking lucratlw; ,l,weatm"'tl, •nd thlt aucn a large Input of new money woold m ake Pf1Cet 1111 aboorm• lty In • free m atket. It Ia trl)e thll COf"'\f'T\\dlty prlc.tta will reftecl market con<fltlonL f hty muat remember that taxes aM lhat tleve , �Welfare It may be a free ride to some, but it's 'nuthin '·like it appears' 111 Robert Jot St oat Sp«;of to Facu alol!i thtline or •lowly movlna poscal pJtrons tialu<ned u a willowy youna woman In a halcC<-top bloust •wuna towarch the councer whtrc food Aarnps were aisburstd. Sht propj)<d her hands oo htr hips and smiled over her shoulder u the clerk cook hC1' arem card, eounred ouc S9S WOrth ofscamps ancl uked bcr to sian areecipt • "Why_?.. she said. arlnnlna at a riJid, baldio& man laniJ>& on a cane, "lc's ouy." Tbtn she tucked che coupoos ioto her waistband aod 4Uha)'<d .....y. All &nary buzzin& fllltd the lobby. HOUJ<Wives. busintssrnal, retina and tht postal clerh chemsch'U jcil>cd io the denundatlons. " •• .sptnd their money on drup, thco expect us co Iced them ••• "a wo'ina.n ranced. On a buneh, I incerctpted lh< youna woma.n·as she cUmbtd Into a 12·Y<&r-<>ld Jlation waaon In which a companion·and t~·o youna ch11dru waJred. She was candid. "I dress likr that on purpolc,·· she said l1ughlng, ..just ro bug them. '' ~·Do you k~ow how many clmes l'vt been cum<? Ho job opportunities ' down for jobs. Do you know how much I could corn or HundrtdJ or chousand; of Amtrlcans act <fUBhl in I aoc one? Abouc hall whac I net on wtllorc. I do~ Nothin' yean . CaiHornlo Employmeot like ic, buc untU tht kids arc oleiC<, thac's chc way It hu Oevdopmmc o.panmcnt counselor Frank f'al«<c '9 be. ;;c> J ao in ~r~ like 1:m ~avtna one helluva points to a combinacion of lac~ors as the Cll<l5e. 10od lUJ1t,, I don r mand rUbb1n1 n in thdr fac.t". I M«hanization of industry attd qrkuhurr has enjoy it... .. climinaced;nany tntrance jobs "that hund{tds or Un~ wdfare, Sbt.,.pt.,ned, sheJCUS41S""?"ch, thousand$ of youn 1 - k uitd co be able to deptnd or "htch Sl90 ~ u food ~tam~. Out or thos '!'t upon IO< pan-time Of tcrnpora.ry ernploymenc." Throuahoutlhe Vietnam.,...,, Patane ..ys. cM'drolt pays rtnc and utilitocs on a boUst Silt shar., "'"h another l'OUOI wdlarc moe her. and S2S on the ear. coot alol o f the pressurt off chi> shrin~in& job scetor• .. Bu.t J don't have lowe the bust oncn. not thr way In lhc pag lhrcc years howcva rnurnin& va..-ans l.dtd when f w~ v.orkina:• silt way\~ "I s.pmt fi\"C' ~\C joined m ahc com~illon for'a pl•ot" in n . C1.1"A bu:<b a day acru~a ba<~ and lonh co aJ?b.~hat only (the Federal aovctnmcnc's.Comprchmsive Educacion paod $2.90 an hour, lor stl<'hour.tlmc pu11n. Diat>m' and Tralnill8 A<t) temporarily eastd chc enlsh by and ocher baby SOpplles, ret¥)ro1111d othtr e"J)tnstOeac creacing nrw jobs io aovernmmc . Buc as Robert J. up most of chc $70 chat reroalns. McConnon or cht Ocpartmenc ·o r Labor has ....But a job t0$tl mon~y." she • POinted ouc . ad:now1edsed. CETA work wa.~ of1tn no more than an Transponalion, Juntha, c:h1ld c•re-1 d have tO clear lrUetrtJpl~n o f a qc:lc of nora-c:mploymtnl . • ld , _ Whl thret limes whal l'm rnakrna now jwt'1o break f\'cm:· II' 1 - 1 PtiilnJJ: .li~m . ~ ~1 ,¥t 'le u• u 1tf.. a •orn 3, r~nt y ~o And so. for her, wcifarf 1~ thr ticket Pll~llt tra:tn hiJ)i school cou'*lors stressed the brca~!'w~~tn throuJ,h a period in urc that one or her ton temporaries. COIIIpD~rary socilll v&JuH u .11lutor In d~hnm~ JOb a youth on probatjon, calls .. the Nuchln' Yean:." It's a m~vauon amona 16.-21 y~as O~i. A ~~ ttmc rha•·~ ..like waking ror 1 bus:• another )"'Uih He~.~hu rcachn noted 1b11 mot1valtOn _remams hl&h c•pl.olns. You're chrou&h scbool- probably becaUJ< amona..oollc&<-bo<tJid )unoorJ and ~~· but that you ~ropped ouc-but yo'l,'rc 001 onto a real job yet. !~ !)cr>eatb the lortlcrh per<<nllle *""P' tbe You'rt "Uin&. and m<anwbllc fou pass th~ cimc. ~b1titt of ': cbret co ttn•ye&r Ia& btfore they "We're no<,.. icll~ u the llCWSpaper ftlitortals make aeh~ job stcUrVy or permanent crnploymau. Most 0 c~: the armed ot >tern-we )ust liw differcotly4 " "l'l C.lia Collis, 19, UntOll.jobs. be _..,, are or Chico. California, a.n on-and-<>11-<>n ,.'dfarc IO«<S have become sd«ted and c.hert '' q>o<~&h lal!mother. ,.ho O«asionally 10<4 to oollqc. out from our opulfnt era IO,'IL\Iam ·~.w~ jon 1 "lnqtad of bovina TVs and jacuu.b. we bun<h ,...,t,, or.~· to """' unul they are ny'lhor m1d· co&cther and liackpack. bo•t parties, rebuild old car> lwtt\1-. and mofotyda. Some or us ao to achool, ochers work For women In thi> sub-culture, prqnancy an~ whtnever .somethina come$ up. Rcscauranc Jobs, tht welfare present che mosc obvious and viable nuc houses. (almonds and walnull arc arown around alternatives. Many olthern t<nd 10 act permanent jobs ChlroJ, yard work. lt's noc a bad lilt, rtaiiY. Wt have cvencually. alter lim havln8 children and raisins chern on Af'DC lAid 10 F1mllles with Dependent Children) loc. of time for sharina.'' AI( Collis sees it. she lives in .., cuhurll boulmcck" or check.11. thac ulsls beta""' the job morktl can not obsorb Llkt the youna n1<n whq clrculalt ·amona them, cvcryont- ready to cntrr h. thtsC women wor&: when work I~ ptlt' ll\al (or possible). UnhJ':f the countcr<uhurc or a decade qo. tbi\ Tht)• bti..'Qme hobb)iMl. cullbt\ o; "'ttl , ,,:ndors, taLc \UbctllrGrc is nor moliviJtd by a rcj«r~on or yocational ot .. run•• courses at comn1unity or juniof rnain$tre;om values. On~ a job lhoc SC<mJ rtUOnable collcses; they walk. bicycle, hltch·hlkc or bus I rom ont comcsthrou&h.mostoftbcstyouna -lcclimbrichr .-~co anothtr. "A lot ol lc Is lon.'' 41ys Celia ~nco the main51ream, Colli$. "And the rest, wdl lor most ol us k W11l Ceorae CU«ia, a hi&h school dropout wkh a ju\tnilt chanse." EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO ASK YOUR ADVISER, BYT. FRESHMEN ADVISEMENT WEEKS HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED FOR SEPT. 15th thru OCT. 1Oth. Now is the time to get the answers to all the questions you forgot to ask during the Summer Orientation_Program. Or perhaps you wish to discuss you majer or the possibility of dropping a course. · Call 831 · 3631 to schedule an appointment with you advisor on the Main Street Campus or 836· 2450 if your advisor is on the Amherst Campus. Division o f =ergraduate Education Advisemept Office ~ GET INVOLVED! c lor JOIN THE ' ASSEMBLY <iose'!.' Po.itiona Allelilabl~ at SA OHic~ Only 40 Und~rgTadruJt~ ngnaturu ' crre Nqllired. BE WHERE THE ACTION IS ON CAMPUS!! , I ' ' ~~---....------- I I Soft Contact Lenses Ottlr ' $59' WITH 'TH1S COUPON ............, opdcelqu~~ty - .. 1/rom Nlecrtlfl.nrfnJ J .8dltllo ~ ..... Group I • F 1777 8heltiiM Drive 834-4338 reconl; lor instance. hitcbbikcd from New Jersey to Colilomia nioe )'drs aao. huna around the San Frandsoo Bay ora for a while, ch<n drllted north to Oroyille, a cown or 10,000 on chc eda< or tht Sacramm!o Valley, whcrelnoxptnslvc o~ousina and ,. tol~ lor •kid-rows and mlarotory orkers bod fostered an actlvt youcb Jubcuhurc. ~ WO<ked Ul*\·tlmc dlsh~ud oeuooal <:&nJJtrY worker, took on odd chorq.oild spa11 bU frd .dme oommunally. Ht played Ill day·lona pick-up bo.sketball and oonijall camcs,.clra.nk, amoked, played pool and pvn<red 11ound wlch rdri&eratou, mo<orcj<b. and ......... rumkurt. Coccia's dishwashina led co a job as a cook. Tbtn, thr'OQ8h • JOflball ltoiMI&It, he ..... hired by• rmn chat .....,bled mob11c homes. 'The bard, out docK WO<k ~uiced bim. Wichin six months ht root from bdn& a Sl.SO a.n hour wqc eamtr, co forerna.n. bouahc a cwoytar-<>ld ,...,. and applied lor a loan co buy a cwobedroom home. He and chc dau&hccr ol a 1oc:!J contractor no..- live. totethtr and raise registered Gcrmoo shcpherch thoc lhcy plan co crain 'and sdlu guide doas for th"C blind . He had found a niche. no. !ip«tn;m I 1I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~~n with this coupon you get. SOFT CONTACT !.ENSES F.QR ONLY $59 Cl)oose from: Bausch&. Lomb • A .O. Soft • 'Hydrocurve • _ !!.IuS a pair of optical quality s~;~nglassesl Price ~no~uc~es: ......_, Cold Sterlldtlon Kh: 90 o-v Money 11ac1t a_...: c-.; 3 ~·nth s.mo.- c-.cc Soluttona for a..nJnv !"c~Steflldllg c-y~ng (Pro/nslorwl Flnbtl FN: sm IY APPOINTMENT OM.Y AT. BUFFALO q_ONTACT LENS GROU~ 2777 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 Only a I. Mlnut8 w.. From Nortlno•n Plua �l::: ' • l<egglerettes charge UB with seven violations of Title IX lly T oey Pdtl As::lbttlll/ .5jooru EtldtK Editor's 1101<: nra & tM -..1 llutiZII_,.t of II two ~ ...,;.. dtii/(fll ..;,~ t~< UB _ , 's bowiinz teem oM/Itt rt<"tllt flllrtt of oTitk/Xtrio/ot/ollt~. Todo?"lortkk dlY11s with /Msp«(/"taofth•trle...,.,._ Titk IX interprl'lollon o,.d Admi111Jtrotlve ftSJKHlS'. 1bc UB women't bowlin& lc:cn has brou&lll iiJdf IO lht rord"tont or West<rn N.w York med.!atlCI>O$ureby GUnaa11deiX aritvan<c ~pinJl VB and this Uni•mhy's Alhledc Dcplrlment. The women bowler& site ..... l<plrllt conditions wb~ .uipulatlom of IX havr alle&edly been violated. Their major complainll Include a lack or pm- nnandll a.uistanct ror the P._roararD; raHurc 10 provkle pro,.r equipment; a Jack of sufrtclcnt publicity 10 ffil opminp; improper locker . rooms , practice and competitive fodlltles; a lock of effective aa:omodation of SIUdenl inter..u and abUitJes; and fail ure 10 P<Ovide pro,.r travel for the 1ean1 . Several -other provisions - e additionally questioned by the Royals. S«tions 86.4 1 (c)" of Title IX rula and rcaulations S<U auiddlneslnYOivlna Ill of the complaintJ. Volume 44 or lbe Fedcral Rqister (dated Tuesday December 11. 1979) contains llllbe inlerpretllloru. AI tbt ~ or lbe 1PO<IIat, ipcciflt lndcl-.s wt.cre ad> or !be.._, r:caditioas have been .;obned will - bt prilued. The _,.,. Jiled !be lmpo......,. or noc diodosiJJJ !be iltmJ crucW 10 !heir cas<. A &oocldlolot Title IX iudf calls for P<Opottiooal amounu or fundirla to he appropriated for both mm"s and womm's albletics b&sed on panlclPatlon and inter<SI• The UB team's ari......,, filed $ept<mbtr 4, concmu tbe birina or Paul Tdniefls ulhe ntw coacb for the RoYall and !be lnadequ,aes of lbt pres<nt women's budaet . Tzlnlerls has been hire(f'by UB to coach both the men's and the women"~tcanu. When the UB Athlet.ic O.plltUilent aod University President Robert J,. Keuei's o tntt wm asked to comment on the seven diJ<rcpancles, they c laimed it b Unlveulry Wh<n quesdoned abou1 the poulble connict tbllcoachirtt two teams In the same aJJeys a1 tbc same lime would Impose, Dilllllicb responded, ··Bowlin& b nota sport where you hove to he there every second watchina. •• sadsfactorUy imp4emcniS the chiOJcs it falls In compll•nce with Title IX. Proc:culna aht complaint uke.s lppro~lmii<IY six months and no $C"t period or time for lmplcmmtina the changes iJ ma"daled. 11 reponcdly vanes wilh each partkular caK. Reallsliully 1hm. the womm's aason o:ould he over he for< any dlanjCi1rO«essary at oil-are made. " We ~W DO< lhlnklna of ourselves. We are thinkina of 1he whole Worn<n '• Bowtina proaram 11 Ul!. The lime elcmenl doeso'• miller 10 us. We care about tbe slrls ....... herclsthefulure."lhecontina<ntofbowl<rs Mated. ··we'r<: no< aolna 10 die. We're &<>in& to keep flahtin& it."" Bul ~--j'-L ......., - · result • , -...,_ The bowlers, however, beg to differ. policy not to comment on any arievano:c 6Jed , aplnSI the Univen~y duriJia Utigllion. Wll k..-p fiPtlaa Belly Dimmick, UB Women's Alhletic The DcplltUilent of Hcahh. Edu<*ion and Direo.1or and 1he Individual respontible for Welfare (HE.W) hu 90 days to conduct an hirina 1he new women's bowlina ooach Paol iD...U&IIion, ond an additional 90 dayo to ..lalieris. however. defended, her decision. (e50lve aoy vio~. ---wn.e erltcrb for hirlna tbe coacb were If the Athletic O.panment and the team coachlna .. pericp«, ..perience Univmity ore round innoant on the coaehlna on the coR<Jiat< level · and a complaints. the cuc is dosed. If they are dcrnomlrlted $UCC<IS . . oollqe oooch;,. 1 found in violation,. proaram (O< iruliurtion •nbal applicadons and Paul dlan&es will he initiated by HEW and 1he fulf~kd " ' - requirtm<nl.," she >aid. Univmity. As looa as lbe Uohenlty been clio p;s!;ISSSS!SSSISSSSI>SSSSSSIISSI!!S!SS~ISS_ISS_ _ _'W ~ Collltflfl r·""-n ·- aettp~ed SALES TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY TO TURN IN APPLICATIONS ' ..,. Gteds seeking~ highly Pf·~· ee'"' .lith tremendous u~:===: tJIIe u P.O. 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Inc. _ . ee -ARE AS TO BE s_ CRUTINIZED A RE: • • • •• ee _e· ' I( nlU\1 tx Y.tiucn down 50mtwhcn:-, lUcked &\ilo'll)' In s.omc- Oll\.Cure volume. Uuo.lt' )'011 look har~ cnnu&h. you'll find a r11k ohat lllk'\ if )011 ha"e a football team. yolt ha't: 10 tlave ~hcerltadeH . But unlike the movie vmion o t.lllc aridiron, rcol <hctlca~vc to ~<OI \\loh <c>n<r<lc .probk:ms. At UB. apathy and money dampon oh<ir \rfrih. "Wcli•~ plcnt)'of 'Pirit froo• tbc lludcnt body, but theft's juSI no way ~ <'In orpniT.r the enthusiasm into sometbin& bcncfoaal ror -both the •pens team• and the rollqt itstlf," chccTiadef · -•in Jonna Aitllo - ~ for toor years tho senior bAs ~td tho BuHs llonpid< h<n:ohom d<Htnonr th< Ruffolo l!lut. Duri!ll thlll lime, Aiello hi\ had no r<¥"" • abc><ot O•ilont htr -poms for >rhool "'"r~. bUt IIChtiilJ tho rod II.,C . . around th< tr..Urt••••llY k•n Utlalhlctic b\ldtC1 ha< ~uiCicd htr holk:n a e • , ·" '""'""" Sut/f< Writ" e e e e e e e e e e e •••••• e e ••••••• e •••• e e e e e e e • Life on the sidelines·, Rahs-Rahs ooze in Spirit - • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., e ~ Ref rigerator :• J. ! : ,~ · .... e e e • e6 • Stat ement of Intent Editorial Control Financial Obligations , Circulation & Publication))chedule~ M ethod of Publication • brt. •· fhcre is no money availabk lor us beea u.sc ¥tt art a non<Om~Xt:itin "'Kani<ation," ~h< .ai~. "'ril<rororc. w< rely totally upon oursolvc-. wioh a louie 1\t!p from <tudom rccs:" : • lh< , hccrlcadcr.. O.:'!"':.ftll)• 12 strona and auidrd by Will~ O.ntlo. >'Onoinuron~<hihiotargramounuorschool spiri• with anumbcrorptenn<d lh. lhhrt-.. AmonJ! 1hosc: me a srudtnl per rally bcrorc 1hc Hon\t\'OillinJ! l'Htlh.' O.h1IK'1 II . :t taon lire and a dan(.:c HomC\.'Oming w~ktnd. " \\ < 0<1\11) """' to·scc the $1Uden" • ., involved. bc.·au" II nlc:on'"" OUk'h lh lht' team\ amllh<' ..::ampu< in ac:neral ••• A!_(lk) c:~plainOO . I)H.'f(' ;, ee """"""' ror ""d<nt in,·o h cmcno, a< tho 6000 I)COtlk: in aotCflda"''< ia.SI Fall for tho Bulls oponir pro,~-d. e e• ~~»-·k>lh ~ C....nnuary common bchcfs. C'htctk.adcr' arc"1l<M 1unuion 5«\.ers e lO pcrformo111 before- uaoncnti'e crp,.ch. Tllcrc is a ..,,. cndiJII bank: 1o .n ••eh«f)' ~.('IC'. " li...a Bum'-. A Junior. 1\ llhrtt·)'Qr \t"'nan OfthC' ~1fad . In the Oll·<rroea"'n \he u.odcrp\ IYR1RII41\"( I\ pan of hC1 ttaimna;. ••You nu.1-.. v.o1L on your moun1s and d•'molml\ t.'OR'iUtn11y." shl' ~ay • • •. e • • • e• · • e t Ap,nflclltions mey be picked up Mondlly thru Fridlly in room " · 343 Squire or 11Vslbert H111/, from t0 11m to 4 :30pm, St8r· ting todlly. ./ ' ;... Allllpp/iclltlons must btJ submitted to Room 343 ;:.quire Hall ONLY, b:jl FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, '80 ' For further Information cal 831 -2581 •. ruinoo~ out . ··1 h:tt mcaM a portion or free lin•• mu'o tu ~o•"-!!'P ' on uuprO\ in~ rour'klr as a chetrlcadn'. ,. n1c chocrk:odm ·hosted ohcir fellow boo'te" from Michi~an ~aoe ilurloop 1\ugu>t i n a •ummcr <linic. lo wor~ o n thao ..lf·lmr•o,cnorno. t ;rot yea• rnur of the Addilion~ 10 I he liC,~UIItl were male,•\ -bl l."itl..jn,G the UO\f'IUir.CI1 trmJifton thai t.'htctlo(Sdcn l.rC' rrmiiiC'), • "lhcsuyHcallyh<lpcdlliiOOIOI wilh our ""'"""li<.''"""'Ofth<u .~tlcd ''"''tvth.'' t1urns ~<'J)Orttd. ltob .,., ... obo ....,ktd""' all'lost sumiiiCf . mainly ..,-lahthftinr,. ''I h< 1ifli. II< r<lio.'CI on ""'!'< for tlooi<-..,lkY""nd coordination," Kr"!'> ,............s."Wc•uppiJ•si""'&I>Mc>'' wicll btin1 • mok cbCfrlcadcr. ''Tbcr~ • ' Uttiquc prob...,. ate be'""" e • • • ee e e • • -'*td IOfe I ftw bid COII\mtlltS tJmnm .... publldy al both c:tlm-icadn StC\T Nova- m)'Wif," Knl&'<<OIIIpleintd...... ~ 11e......,......, do 1101 •ml'ft'< .. onya..y--<oclll*td to Othtrs tal:m by <u~. """tllinL tho odcaiaopd~" ~ 1-«olltho<~puo;-- lllrir ow•llltf'OISOII\ho<odctin<is~n en~ way or ..1)'1.,. m•ol>td, ll<li~ """ phyojally •r..,lillcd.'T!>< ~·..6 ., • '~luabk' . _ to tho Uoivcniay-~nilinw faa ~U('I'Oft . ll ·•1• " ' • \ blbk:'Sil!" of >1u;toll inv~. ' lk 1111111 ,..,...riOIKk<i ha• c hem wort.;.,. out for two ~~(, ool)", tll<~o ln~ lno oh< """""'Ibis Solllfllq...,lnq Gro\< ('ol)'l'oll<'!'< ........,..... r••fiC'fiiOOAof~~ra..,, a"" , - �..··································••t·- wizard of .odds IIJ EoNie _. 1lw hila& G~ - ,. Eilitor'sN,_ot~: Wu•torovndth<of/blatWftkOndlri«<-lo~up..Uh : - .ltbot lttMr t!t1111 Food SmOor btlt;ds-tllis .... IM 1~ •, ~oldfootbtJilplclcs. ActU411y, witltno-IIISI Fridq. ~/!lSI • l'rit!''-'""«pEildi<ondCo.hOMSt.l/hispm:;mtfttt!dDts•'''"""· • "T 11/tawt /0 bust IM du,o bocl fO to\'trinf Pttlt-Pu/1 ro/1. • Los Anr•ln /J, Tompo Bay 7: Rams-aJ born< this wcek-iltefre on Ul< road. (Ram> ~<4 bclt<r on th~ road last year, combined with the fact they can't error~ to ~ 0-1 in tbe rilinc NFC West, jwtillts thb pkM). Bu/fo/o :U. f'l•w York Jm10; Playoffs in e blindinr bli:ward? Thtse poaic • - .~ • •• AREA COUNCIL ELECTIONS _ J: e" •. Eut<J~pos<d &i•• Miami 14. Cftlt,.•oti 10; Always 10 with Shllla .._ borne oftcr a lou--dpeciaUy the one tltey cuffem! in ~bani Park). lktrolt 16. 01'ft11 1Ny 9; No mqk in Or= Bay. or 10 ~ ao:curue. Mllwoukee. (HoldinrP~onbooetbinrbouwo._kslnarowwvuld~ tOO IOUih I talk). Clti<QOJI, Ntw Orl<llns u: An:bie teepa the SaintunatdliAa but doean't ~~~thelast~"':).up. O.lcRao. land especWiy Payoon plays lit• 11 should S<111 Diqo 38, Ookllllld 21: H<:re's YQW Scorebalt winner. Old mm chosinr trKk stint ~n't cnt:k h. (San Diqo lo•es to air il out at home. And they ~tom to ba•• 1 runnina aam<.) Phil#dtlphlo17, MJm>tKJtll 17; lf,thc Eqles could scorq 27 "'lllnlll Denver, then racklnr up the some tally In M'tnneiOta will~ cake. (Phllly has a no· nom< secondary that frustrates Tommy Kramer;) Pillsbufih 18, Balnmott /J; 11m Jones' arm appa.n 10 be mended. but agoinsl the Steele.ts he can't do it alone. (Swann and Stallworth feet ft« to roam throu&h the Colts' infant scc:ondary.) _. St. Louis JI.S<Jn Frtmcrsro 18: In tb•eod, th< ~·enroo~<thefact they '-"'tl 't hOld do~>n 0 J. lin ~>eck Ofl< . the Cards lo!l on• thfy should havt ~>on .ncJ voce-versa for S.>J> Fron.) s...ur• Ci,,JI.ThePulho,cu~·t~o...ra.butEddt< WISt$. rnte YQWIS OucfJ may aet clo"'D on thaDidva afin lOins 0-2 .., K..,..... :::..:~....k UIGhiS 1•. Wash•••IIOio JJ; Ran<mba the Gant l •"" Thty .... romp tltc Skins 11 hom< (R<dskms IIJ< comins off a touah M011doy n>&ht lou "hUe Gian11 are sty hip .) ~.,., 17, DoiltU U ; The Oronrc C.rush.pop1 up to squeeze: Doncu and what'rldc orth< Dan• orr..... (Thin air <lectrilies th< Denver d<lerue.l Houstoh 18. Clt._lond 17: Earl Cornpbeft runs wild in the dart O...,d•nd nitht (Cleveland has obvioushnle~ inlc.defORS<and Camp~U liUr th<m.) 10 <> t ~~ ' ee a. · [\·~ 1• lboughu ore rlnglna In the -ears or the Miaml·bascd aoal·posl mlllufacturer'sun. (The&hlftofpoVfUin theAFL In atl&ht t. Thtnks load<f<nS<IhU wiU keeptbemitt ..erypme,th< Bills will' . ~ an udtb>a rounh quaner teom). f'lj, Enrl611d 1<1, AIIOIIID 10; Falcons' secondary watcha the bomb• Oy for ' . on all too Ions ol'lemoon. (l'o·o eosy noo-dlv!sioo pmes 1 r.w. ...,.. or security to o•~r-<ored Pats). ~ • ~ •• ~ e e ·=·- l f Stipended Positions Available: • i 15 ' e ee • • • e e e• e• • • • e e• • • : • ee e President, Vice President for Activities, Secretary & Treasurer e• e• Main St. Gov_emers, Ellicott Areas Pick up petitions at the-IRC Office in 101 _Fargo Quad , Ellicott Complex • • e• • •• ee PETJT(QN DEADLINE Tuesd _ay, Sept. 23rd • a~O • pm ELEt:TIONS TO BE HELD • e e • .,. • • Sept. 29th and 30th For more infoonation ca •• • 11 • • e e 636-~ 11. • ' I just Ill) more point \ !•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••! by Du Bolder ' Spo<u Editor 1\s • fad. tit< 19SO M01<0w OlympiC>...., a bust . Oo.on3 alx>ul two months aao. th< Swnma Games proved a disl.ppointment to a lot of pcopl~for a lot of reuons. But fttSI, ..hy a rolumn on the GamesT They happmed a IIMI& timeaao, as faT as~ • .,...,.,.,._ Basri>all11 windins do ..., to the ptru~ant .-..... Tht Bill> ore In motion It R.icb Scadium. So who arcs about a bllt\dl of fortiiJK(S in RUUiliY Tht limplesl "'planation for dredging up the topi< i> Plnoct~loon. To 1g110r< lh< iuuo r&i><d ;, a q•ict way to brin&bodt th< bo>'< ott-end 1984 ii not that f&r off• .... orialnally plonned b)' Pre>~d<nt Yntf. lh< boycott or the Ca.~ would ha~ included mMI or the Free World In repralsal lor the Sovla invasion or Afabanittan. A number of c:otJnuit) did ' 1ay 1tway: wmc stnt ~------._.. ... = turns, bul avoided the opctlin& and closing cnc:monlt'.'~ $0me ('0\tntne. sent teams li!. usual, wuh no rrstrictio'ns. In a totally unuprcted, lo.a:ical move. -a small number of nalton\' at~«< thaJ thdr natl<mal anthem not be played durina the award• Ctfemony-~rhai>s a move toward• truly non-politic-' ·O lympics. Afler . the ne.1<t boyeon (ossumina ihe Rwslons l"ill not vl>ll L. A.) pethllllS ;,,dMdtHIIathl<tts wi" be allow«<-.o compat, fiJnher removlna the G..,eo Irom the Jphere or natloall public ...Ution>. Tht Olymp•n. are for athkus and a numbff of com-pailori made tht bi.& saajf.a and ~tay<d hom<. Tht only _.ro'tM American• r<a~...S was a Whhe Hou>e dllmer ud a!'Cotlcmond" -a......,.,.... sold (plaledl) ,coin thanltinr them. A srnaD price for Out..-. but a lou borpln for lotH year~ or morr of work for the Olympic team. But periiiiJlS a mor• •ubtk cola was minted. The row Amt.rican touri.us • who made it to Mo><Ow reponed a 101 of queaion> uktd by the hosts-informed qU<SiionsaboUl Af&hanlslan. It may~ a snWJ lltn. but ...,.. pmple In tit• Sovtd Union 101 • whiff or the truth. Latn--Oft, no maurr what happens, historian• will not took aa thii year's Olympic. In the• same llah> os tlte t936 somes whtr< tltc warld endortitd HiOes's Ide.. or ratlal •uprnnacy by panldpllinr,. JtiS< Owen'• Jold medals were a slap in the r.,.,. to Germany, but how m111y C""1'anl saw hi• ..... in edited mm ctlp11 Otlter lo~t~aln the boycott induded NBC and numerous mer<handlsets. The televlllon network wu mainly rovtted by in>urancc, but 1011 hea.-lly on the publie ldcntlr.t~~tlon auodattd with a stralaht week of ~pom CO'o'ml&"· Suppliers or official " M bha" bear PfodUCI&tiled and flitedto rtptO<Iua thudlina manlaofthe'lli<entmniol. Too bad for oiiC<X~ttrned . • Wbat did tltc Oama pro•d M.tinly t11u when the Russians and Eat Cmnans take on th< Third Wotld. the~ and j!.aA GtmtiUU wUI 10• boone most of ti¥ medoh. A pleasant surprbe for those who \be 1972 ...,... wu Yqosaaoia'1 win .,._ die Sovicu witll it> ....,. '1 bukelblllc.-. Sweet ,..._ for ~ givca-rdll>t Y<1111111>· A lot or purias "'" iMillilla !hit Amcriea 1w ruiDed the~ or the O!Jnot*s. ~Is e f~ idalto- IDO'Ie Ill< c ; - back IO Or"""', doc~ or the .-orp~. Good idea. ~ the!' ca .,_ tla.ocrKJ .... wllhlll<~ So, ........ ..-d-lbc ~ batt-.ber Lllrtt lllld one half yeant!O .,. ~ far the - ·. . . . . It the Go\d. Tht world has <barlaed liqcc • 1896, the Rrll ~· or the modem Olymplr. era. The boyrott may be crowded orr or th< spons ....... but bopc(ully, if • !hdc sanity ••••,. illlcmationl politl<t, the Olympic cordi ml&tit r.ahliu way. put tltc L .l\, 1111qa and i&nite more than just half Ill~ "'Prld. - n" THE S.A. BOOK EXCHANGE is open for business in the basement of Squire Hall Bring in your used books by WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17th Books will be sold· thru T<IESDAY, SEPT. 23rd ,.,...,.,bet ' The Exchange is open Monday thru Friday from 10:00 am u'ntil 6:00 pm ..,.. . �CLICHED, BUT BEAIJ'TlFUL.: n m•J' ht~ •"'Y dey, WI IM •un tettl"t bthfnd Hare• Hall'' aom•thlno you~ fOnote. AI $t9ttft\bef rolta on. lhla tight will llowty C'"P up . .,..., Md eatfl., In 11'111 CIQ. NYPIRG elections to be heTa TM• 1111 cllap(t< of tM •• Yo"' Poblk IJolerat Restsml Croop, lac. (NYI'IRC) will b< 'oldhla d«tJou lor its liUt.-idt ud 1oa11 board pooltlons oo MoAdl)' ud T- y. S.ptombt< I.Sih ud 16Ch, lrono ooop 10 5:00 p.m. Any ttadetplKhtS.tf' stuckel 11 lJB mi.)' \Oit In lhdit dtdloM, <ftkb wih b< htld In tb< NYPIRC olli<t, room 356 of Sqal"' Roll._ T'he board positions and nomlnffl ror lhtm arr: S1a1e Board of Diftdon (l ,..ltloiul, Rohtn S.lpodlo, Maro Laniltla, oad Kim Wlllon; Cbalrp<rson o f tht local Board of DI<Kton, Oo•ld-t lahtr and Mlthatl Cll~; ood Tr. .surtr, Ctnld McCrink. Candidate >~•lnn<nts wUI b< avalloblt todoy tllrou&h Wtd"'dor In l ... NYPIRC of~ NUIIC$ o f tht winotn will b< poiltd thfff at noon Wtd......y. tt~VE fl SAY IH T~E SPEHDIH~ OF YOOR MfiHfiDfiTORY FEES Last :chance To Apply! SEHfiTE _PETITIOH$ are available ·at the Sfl Office rr=================~==========,, CAMPOS FRISBEE TOURNAMENT Sept. 19th at 2 :0 0 pm Ellicott Playing Field near tennis, courts FIRST 26 PAID ENTRANTS RECEIVE A WHAM·O FRISBEE! Sign up at Squire Recreation • $1.00 Sign up Tournament Site · $2.00 at Wlnners portlclpate at reg)onal 1oumament tn Rochester, N.Y. Overoll compuJ. winner rL"«Ives Wham.O Frlabee C4try Bag. ]1atlonal ACU-1 Tourna ment April 30, 31 , /l'l.a y 1 - 1981 • Atlan ta, Oeorgla 111 Talbert Hall to ~ BE .E~ECTED fiRE: I • · 4 Dorm Senators · 6 Off Campus Senators ~ Senators at Large Petition .Peadline Tuesday 12:00-noon PSST... Have You Heardl for Studeut Succus TralailJ8 brill81 DJJ sat•• of fru, not·for-cred.Jt. vuy U>on- The FDJJ 1980 Program unJvurity IIUdenl.$ a rerm worUbops. New mJtfenU, retUmill8 lludtnll el IItml{tt ltudllJII &bould find PSST portlculady btlplulin odUJtblg tbemwves to unJvuIJ(y llvi1J8. • Eacb wodc&bop will {OQJS oo a portlcular ••r of Ud.IJ1 or tub.alquu. IDJd willgive you !be c:b4DU 10 begin procliclng tbem. -....-...-.-- "fOJt-PUaTBEiliNfOKMAlJON oa TO IEGISTJ,a; CALL 636-2811 or ..... ~ 110 Nortoa 8oll {ACJ T--.... -.aM.~- 151-9pm J. lttdtt"" llllcott Comp!C% T. SqK. 16, 3-<5 Pill ' 107 Nonoo Hall, AC _......., \ trd ....,._ Tbon, S.,., II • 15 1..3 J11D lot-Nonoo Hall, AC ..... _ _ =r...::=-~~~:=.."'loot•ll �16::1 classifi~ CLASS I F'I~S mi.)! SOKttum' oflka, be e»l•c«i at "The )$S 5Qul(e ...u, SINGERS WANTED for CJivuy Epl~l Clwfch eMir, WliUJMtWIIIe. P e ld potlUt.•M tv611eble tw bMSa. ~ t.nors1 ejtos C)!" ContKt Htrold PVW!« •t ~l·lWl for an ...... •l.ldiUon. \' MARC SULTAN cJU lMcky 115-MU, CURIOUS ABOUT T'H E "pipe la'llrr'. 'ltlorer f'O(ttrJtion lnG •1hQ991nv In BuKtlo? MMikah.. ,., A.llen Sl~ Moon--S .t l2 to , , ..,..t:II)O, ....sc. omu h..out~ .,.. Sl a.l'f'\,. to !!I o.m. fl4ond:IY tttru _.,'\4f'Y, FOGnALt PART\' 1\A.TE.S lire 11...50 IOf Ut• ftf'll t •n C:,O::~,:Oo. J ctwlf~.a) 1ST Ulil FUJI ROOMMATE; Ftm•lt, ~ottmUvrnliiWd 20 minute Wll1k MSC. S62.oot, od;;,:;ch ~~IUo~~x-.:i'n •PJ.. ou..,., J IUYJ HO'*' tn. Mil for schedule ___ ROOTIES • .......U&C.t.ltO& un •usu .o.s- QUICK COP~ •POSTa& 8ATUa.AY,8EPT. ZOTB AU.• AOS MUST'~ Pii!G In ·~ •""­ EUn• cu•~• tnt .td In l>tl'$01\, or Mnd a , 1-.Jlble copy of t11• ..., w ith • c;l'!.c:k or ........ on cable T.V. Call 688·0100 .,.,...... TAYDT " •IJLLPE!V" col\fml'l tnch. Televised .SUPER FAST PRINTING • F\.Yias ••1•s · a/aJ.eo are aveliao.. ro( $7.50 " ' mon~ Otder for f\Jil o•y m enL No WII 1M Lt~n over tf1• onone, .... Pf.IMPROOM ,... 11 S Stohi·Roed 1fll .............. ...-.~yov? ltn' t It W'Ottdertul Its • " over, 1 mfH .n.wtno •tnrthl,.., -..w ~fitno' \IM4 ti) .~ ~'"- yot.~. f'tdrltt 1 Qtt to • • • ell at n . Stop up ~ tee trlf -*"nmes, NO REFUND$ art J~en on dftJIO.O ~ Pt. ._. m • tot JrUnt c.opy Is 1191~-. "Th• soecvum• aou not assume r~DfulbiUty for an.v enou. QUOI 10 ..-eproG~c;• any act for ,.qulv-'entj, ,,.... of c.tJat.,.. ~· • h te..,aereo utu ..•n due to typoe...phtcal M"rrt1o. lfUCHEVYCAPRICE . E;~IIeJYICO!'\d teQIJLtr OU, Hed1 GJ-7lf0 IJU, 1910 HONDA fo4AWI(_ II 400. :1500 mile!., AUTO.CYCL.E I~UR"-NCE Jow filet Witt\ cxcelltnt .wrvke tor aU .QH .no risks. lnsuunee Guldtnce Gef'h!f W·l»'l. t..O~lUt1 e nole. fO wy twlio to my t e¥0tlh! !Mncer. M.. CI N OV KA.V Give your answer to the bouncer on lhe way ln . HOUSE.M~ TE W~NTeD. ~;;i:s~dlo :.;~::. .J•n Modern . Brothers Furnltu 433 Grant St. ceo""' •••1 COOO USED Springs, Mattresses Chests. Dressers. Furniture a Household Items · also Misc. lf$C.,.·- · Fema._, non· min. LOOKI"fG TO SWIT CH R,.J. ~d w1ttl penon In • ooubl~ or slngl~ In E'tlicott. , ~::e::~~~A:!~~on~~~~'~:: m~torStN... RU-SM IS ON. OH Omeoe WOrnm'.s Frtternhy Wf'IComn •11 lnlertstl"O Olrli. OPtn houM tonlcmi·I ;JO.. 40 Niagara F~ ll• 81vd j lnformalfon «J2o,ll49. V.JnCIJ41'tl«. r-/f?~- Oof1't FOOS8Al.L TA8l.E ~OR RENT l U monthly or neooH•~••· Call M6nMw ~ MUSl; SEI..LI K f'"' Sill! Witter "\•tfr en, CALCUl.U$ AfroiO ORGANIC CMmlstr;, Httd ht!4)l' C.lf 8111 •1: 6).t.IJ9t. " HONG KONG TYP INGdltMrflllionl..~raumn. 18M C'Of'TedinO W 1Kh'1e. Wben Wonton 1De teUif'O me tboul?' ;~~~~ ~~~:~~;09:,·~~~~~ CC'ntC'r ot Thot ~enoaooy ~mt!'f'lt t1JS open111gs lnr lndtvtduill ¥MS c;oVp1tt OiM<r$ $2.35- 3.35 ~OUI..T &~.1...LET Fried IUce 1.95-1.65 Hotaud Sour Soup 1.95 And ~11 complete work Cl..AS$.ES. R.uss.let'f Uallltl te«:Mt0\ll."5, F~wa SNdfo 691·1.01. ANDnmER DELICIOUS Retourues StutJonery Bwoln-c..ro. l'll<ni Pot~terl! U CMI1, AI..L. WOME N ln tf!"e$11t4 In be<omlno Slvm• PII!Mie a.tsten at'e encou~ to enend ovr ennual Wlnt end c~ Y:..nv jrt ~man H•ll• , . , nflt . tot more "'*o can 636-·.Ud. HEA,VY EDDIE bH.t In oldJes LEVV el~ with Pf"Dvr~ ttv l6 or dre.trs on MonOaV f110l'lf5. Funtasia is coming! - NUROS ARE NOT IN\IIT1:D to ~ fM'1nuat SiQ'm"J Pi RU'W\ PartY, We lnvlt~ 111 olh"C'~ 636 .ll6.5 tor lim«. .. to ('OI'nf l!hf:l ;oin US! c..u more inlo. ll'tl be> a grut ' Pub\Jco.uoneo Wcddiog l nrttuUon& 1161 Squl<t Rail M<>aday - !'delay Hl•~·j.;;;::.-~ PERSOXAL SERVJC£1 pa.n_n(!!lu~onc. ,·out oot- (or-pt'QOt stod.col &ert'lttii COfli'Onlllltm tM-r-•Pv. C.ll 131<3061 tor ·~nrmMt or lnfOI'maflort. ALL TYPES- OF Fugl or KOdak film ,99/rotl. t•H a:::LS-&nS. ask fOf" Mllry, le vels. n.s bCv. ~IUy c9Uf'la· ull a1~_,.,, 3290 Bailey A venue at Shirley 837·1488 TONY When 00 I Qet:aomeot the~IB o' lhl$ rr:f4Hionlhfp tW~ k~ lra.mto neet~ IIOD. P lnvPOn9 t•~t-. c:!\41tr mltoc noms- ullll7·3699. P0L"'YCON1'RA5T tlllft" kit \NOffY BHP &eclp. Ttw:- Nut. '01$1 Mo.,.Th.fu-. 11 """' • 9 p~ ffl .and Sal. ""1 \ •m • 10 pm entert•lnmenl' centef" I• openin; a.oon On HltQera Fat~ 8oulte¥ef"'Cli8 A8f!-.:1 monnn•.oo.n. •llfellni.• togo, ~ Be.ep ~ e.c. c~ VTY 1u, TUTORING Tht PUb Bouneen.. o;our E • Ptrienceo · •dvice oHered In CC!nf'loKI!CM" W'fth lmmlor.,klt\ to c:.n..dit Alf Jnqulrles will ~ tre•1ea In c.onlloence.. PleltM wncr e)l tnqulr~ tot SUI)f- 12QS IBM Tower. P .O. h~ 1!c& RoO70c - SPECtAL OtSCOIJtiTS: ua t:tai:llnfl & hcvlty . Shampoo/,lyle·c.Vf : 11 .00 Perms: 1'22.00. 8ACKSTAGE 1 1'-5 Enoloewood. 132.0001. CANADIAN IMMIGRAT10ft. Loven conwft'an'tl ud f ~ lfT.U. offla\ In Honc;J Kang and Y~. !cANTONESE STILE DISHES! WE' RE ONL'Y K.IDOtNG. MR MUNCHtES I• oow fQf' sale~ First OU!fff' 61 110,000, Call ~ ·6606 KODAK Ej!gertsvllle 838·6060 WilllamsvUie 631 ·8220 .. FUMTA$1A, 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT M't'Cied ror lntTo to Pho10Gf•Ph¥evenln:G$193-9'201. } Stulftod Mushroom, -uiJO M•fn SJ. Be ther~ ~klh• . Chinese Restaurant PART TIME ~~. 67 F~r St. llOOil'nc.. 10 886-407 2 - Open 1 0-Spm • .,.. d•v. $4-$6 'per hour potential If you have a pleasant voice and can communicate effec· tlvely. we will train you to work from our office. • fOL T"' '"lnU't~ cttl\le to M.SC. C.n prcwl~ rtde to 1:00 ct8Rt. tll-725). M6LE ~ rncwefruome DORM STUOENT.S thlt It '{04K test 1 .-.ITIOf'l'Jtor. can tJo6.'2.•ftor dtf•lls. AOOMMATES WANl'EO tor 4bedtoom PA.OC#R~. cbJn ~thlnos Will Vfrl cnanc:e to o-;t IMNM. lnr.,-lof 1\il'¥111 tc:mootled• fhen·t SCHOLARSHI P keep you-r bt"er, vou fTI*Y 8ZN Mogazlne. 1975 MUSTANG. $f.tnc!Nd, ntoW Site"! otUed nm. e~tUIIM1 wpe. ln·1Dl, m..., FREE 8AR DRINK Wfl'h ODIIeot 10. JIU.... mtet me al P .••L &oftomt. An-er thl• queatlon for a hee beer on Monday night. Nwne the title '& song which was No.1 in 1959 occording to 811/boord red. E.C". 60 Mf"G, 11200, 6-e)la:n. ~OR $A~E'U... ''"''loe•tt<~·"SO. i Y:~7s ~. ADUt.l$·Tap, J1n. i\\OOef'n c l...s.H, All ~err-an Studlo 6ft.U0l, SEA LEVEL Will bet Jt Unc'l~ SAcM Thur.O.v. Septe-mber 1a, call 61.So'llOO, tnf" CUOOI..~; HW CDmt!: m'Kh an'W'more., &.2, N. ~ oon' t Iaiit 04~1'11 VOle lew you II \>Oii rvn fo, oHtc•. Tony told m e vou'd be -o.-.111 '" '"•' tla-'nlon t F INAlS 1 whel flnM\)1PIIi1Y Witn2laroe o .v .s tor 11,0011'lisantt ~Y1!'f"l' 'f\tt'!1411' At tht ~~~ MU$hroom; t$10. M••f) St. 8~ ih('re Alotl<t HELP'.\A~TE:' 8ASS fiLAYER wanted for ()1191nal rock aano. C411 Joel tl7·1~6. L~BOR '-TOAY ASSIST ANT, part-tlmt, l ) hovrwo•Hv: S<.~ "f\llfor_; can U l ·'HU tor-lnterv(•w~ fFl!lW'i1£U~am IS FUNTASTIC W A ITRESSES A. COOl($, A.ooUet Pvmp Room. ParhUmt: •venlno s. no ·~ltnc:e. ,f<IUWrv. Cell • -otoo after S:OO pm, WORK -STUDY .STUDENTS nHCitd b'; The .$pecmlm l l receptklnbtl.. proof rt6der'a, typist.~ A<comiCSetlng hours and OOOCI ttiCCMtrif'C'~&ofl,us : frroe ~M of fht> ~ . Come to :lS.S Scavir'e lmmtdlatety. WORK snrov a v•ll able ST\IDENT. trom ' ·5 mu-st ue dallv. r-.ct¢Jonld/tvp111. AJ191V Jn ~" af · SA omce 111 ialr.M Htlt. If not avalleble theM ttoOn do not~ ., . 1 l ! ' 't ' ,', r'l ~ f l 1 WANTED new cnm muntry- sklen, mNtk\9 Wtds. Soept 17 lJ:OO a. ~1 00 %U -SQu.ire. Homecoming Party -AS.OO ftEWAttO fot' Kirll..o ~~ kiP at · s.wt,., e..,..=..nt aooutor• '181•. £aonomlel_lild_.P..... turn....., F...,.,nutnMrJ« ......,,. Contained Cham boQk, ~ lnlo ..... """ ..... ....... VOUf"f'!.mt& f 1 FREE bar mixed drlnk or beer with college lD Bud Spllt/1.00 3/1.00 Shot Special• Fj!EE &d f)051er. Bud T·sliVu, Albums, aro:ert lick... Thursday September 18 no couer .. �~ backpage ~ qu~te of the day ' • ··utc. Is one. long f!lllergoency.- - - B.S. Now Bock...ge b 1 Unlver•lty..,.lcc of T~t Spe<trum. Motku ere..run tre.e or ch.arg~. The Spedt\.ln'1 does not guarantee. tNt all notlcu will eppur and ruervu the rlQhl to tdlt ell noOcu. HotJcu lo appear more -tb&n on<-e mvt t k rc:.utwnltted for uch ,tf1Ung. DudJI'ne.l Ire M~ ,., Wc.dnesdey and Frldey 11 noon-. announcements ____ _ _ Se.n~rs - The Ntw Yor" St.,.t Auur!bly tntrunhip Pr~r•m b now .cceptlng 1pphc::4tioni. The tntt>rn~p .,ould ka•n Januery ) to ~)' 1-'. 1961. Junlofl and 1\ppl~••loN ere due NO'\' 1 1980 FOt t·unhl"f inl·o Wfrle 10 Auemoty lnU-m.thlfJ P•ogr•m. a29 A lob. Atb6ny. "'•"' York 12248 Ret ume Wrlllna worife.s:hops 'PQrtJOred by the Caree~ Plbnnlng Office tommoro"' ~~ 2 p m In I' C~pen , AC; Thur~doy et I p m in 23 Diefendorf Annd. MSC: Sept. 22 at ' )0 p m In I !I Ca~u . 1\C T ec:hnlques for D'C",POIIng ltl t:rfl'<'tiVt resume .a~lll be dls.t:u,ued. TM Stueknt•Wide: Jud&dl ty needs )ut:tk~• If fntert':Ked 10 per1 1C*'PIII~ un this s:cuc:ft.nt ope-rated coon. and beJ"f lnVOI\t:d '" jud.cla ~ viUU ttletlog to Jtudtnl govcu,.lf\tnt p luM PK" up an opopltcot~ fofm in 111 Tolbert , AC Croup l~eat Serv•cu necdt par~lc.g•la. Stop by 340 Squ~r~ lor mo'~ l.ntormo.Uon f-lo c•pcricrw;f' ne'Cd.54C) TK£ Nih "-s U1ricd, Any Mudent lnt•re-.ae.d In ,oln~ng Tau fta:ppo EpJiiOn P'eaw <.ont.ct 5«1 ot 636-5561 or C~nn at 6l6 »~ An., girl$ •nt~truted ln bKominQ uaue Sbtcn ete altO encour-aged ' 0 COI'IIKI U." ~ C.onttm~ r~turnlng stude.nts prltontor~ ~hind lhc Iron Freahmtn. transfers end lmere.5ted In troedom rot Curteln al'~ l.lrged IQ contac.t SSSJ Coli Zaro 01 8JS.7750 ot stop U) J4d Squ11~ AppUuUonJ for Volunteer CounHIOfl In th~ ~11i \#e li\y £.dt.Katiofl Ctonlrt ar~ avtltabtf' '" 26 t Squtre- \ln1ll Wo- ~ /11\FC StuM:ntt-lr.r tutorial ass!Man« In 111 ate.as of Math. ~•efiCe . Englbh. ~tnd othet "ubJl!ds, fn the e'vrning e)pttlolly for MfC Jtudents Drop In 11 S~clal Storollc-ts. Jl I TOWil' f: nd , MSC, between 5·8 p m •t:ekdollys The. 08 Rucu~ ~ 'Wrlllll be KC:CpUng opphcations fOf M'-' mt.mber'\ Applk<Mior\s aY.,II~ hom the SA In I I l 1 albert. P~ mrmbc'1 mUSt r~regislf:f .,t: orr-«: lmmedlllt:l)l for more inlo ull 0.\le: •1 6.>6 )22J. SA f\eeda people with communication and manAgeme-nt J~I!IJ lo '"'ea ttvky to otgo.nltt flletllngt ond ec:t as • U•lton bet'kt~n C'lubs and ocadtmtc •flairs,. Pi(k up •wHco,k)n.a a1 I ll Telbert. AC AU krtcru .t t4 women are Invited to cotM and mrtt lhc: ~ers ol Alpfte stgm.a AJpho Sorcw ~ret .n ;nloffNil ruJh pony tonlgl>< • • 8 p.m In 351 1'\FAC. Elllcoll, ond Wedne:Jday ~1 8 p.m. In 232 Squirt Fot more lnlo cell Joanne. at 6~mo TM Kelharlne Come.U Thea ter, £111c.oh, l.s noweccepdng ruerve Uons lot perlormancn. concerts:, etc .• [o< !No 1~1 Mason - P leo~e coli 636-~038 lor edd1tkmll ;niOfn'\llfon. fr~ RCCOfd.S 'WriU ~ ctJ~rlbutt'd by tnln Grt"dt Coun<ll todar lluoug~ Frlcloy from 11 ·2 p m. In the Squire Ce:ntt'f Lounge S1u4e.ttta-join • Ftcutl,. Sc"'lt: committee a~ maq dedalont thal e.ffect you. Call the SA olfoc• at 6)6·l950 or "op 1,..., II Tal bon. AC. ln~~d. Apply now for SA Coordln•toror AcodemlcCiubs el II I T•l"""· tiC. Slipemled poalllon PSST offe~ •II 4hldenu the rollowing fJ~ 'shon·term, nol·fof<te:cht workshops C..ll636 2807 or comt to 110 Nonon AC, toe tnfo or lO rcgbcer Bosk -.orlahop In lumli'\Q end memory J.kill.- mutt t061y at 3 p ,m In 108 Nooon. How co m.nage lnte.rpeuone l conflict ~~ loday tl 7 p m In lht Jam: ~ee~r Room, Etlkoll Timt' monigemcnt meeu tomorrow lfl 107 No,ton lntcrmed lnte work.shop In leomlgn and mrrnon.• $"Ills rtH:eta W•dntsda)' 11 3 p,M in 108 Norton p.,. tRC,B ~frlecrato< Nnlob today from 7-ll In l~< h<go Colewla. Elli<:olt: from Nl p.m. In Front of llle Ol\lb. Cic>Yerooro. Thuroclo~ from 7-llp.m . at tht: Underground , 11\SC.. _,ow r.c:: lVI lnfomuolldn "'l>le wlll .,_, .., up for •II pro•poctlve lllpM l..ombd• O.lllo M>IJ/01 Phi Eu Sigma momb<rs on Thur.odoy from 10.2 p.m. liHI Squl~ Center Lounge. omc.... from bolh llono< _.ollb will b< on hand to .,...., an~ quvtlont you may M..., concemlng --lp. ... Bun to brael lut sum me~-, t.ast yur? Come •nd tol"obout U at IMael Shalom Wednc-tdoy at 7:.30 p.m. o\C 40 c.,.n Blvd~ 836~~~0 The. Rt.cf Cros-s •s loolung lor SluO.ntt who would like to M rt&)ned as ~lun\ft"l for ruwft blood df1\iu Of\ Sqvtre or ~•H 83 I 3)21 p. rn ~ ;,· 262 Squire . ue Mtrooomy dub muu Wednesday at 8 "m ln l 14 W~Me. Offl«n ,.,It ~ et«ted. Al1)"0nt" \1\ttrHCeG In tomtng sbould IUt.nd Pte-<k"Cupatlonal Thtra pJI mrelir•g 'Ntctnnday •• noon In the OT Cloodyo.or lAb. G301l , ArtS meets Thuude'ti It ~ p m l11 the. Confrr en.c~ Room. ~ u r ot the On•~nit)' oJ 8uHek:J Simutat~ Conl'li1C1 AuonM'ton bt' Frtct.y a1 4 Tbt second me.tdnt of lM ..,,u p..m UHtf\e • H floUJ • 1n 346 Squlte IJjd yes. 1'" Mdl reside,t dk:totot. Leb.aneSIII! 5tude.nl Aun. meeu. Sunday"' 2 p rn .,, 233 Sq..,l,e WR<JB org4thtOIIor1•1 ' 'M" •r'l9 IOr14QM al 9 p m In 102 Goodyra' -'~1 ete welcom~ PE tJiem Ia htld on Thut..O.y hom 1· 10 p .m . In ~ Ache.wn1 M.SC:. Studc n' membtr• Ql lhe Motior'\ol $oc:tety of Prorenlon&l Englnl:'ru rt!cr,:lvc lh price diKOur11 ContoC1 Clvlf office. 127 P•rktr h'.s not to •••r to Join. movies, arts 8t lectures ______ Senior Ena1nters -Revlew courM' fOf lateell FoUidanclnflt t'w:!ld ., the Fillmote Rool"l'l, SqUlft. tomortow hom ~ t t p.m C•r« r Options In CPA Orms prest"nled by Ocll• Sigma Pi Pro~s.s~ Busi" cu Fretemit~ ~"'tt(W and SCA Tf. nctd.J wo.rlrtt.s. Jotn the SCAlE de» E..m 4 crtdiU C•lt 6J6..29SO WhlnMy tomouow ol 6 4 ' p..m i n JJ9 Sq!Mre-. E'l.tf'YOM AU aopihomorc s1udentt hlwfng as least a l.S tY~J14te. fo• one or both semtoste" o f their fresh~ Yt'.tr 1ft eltglblt for mrm ~rshlp fn Alpha Lembda Orha o notloual freshman hono1 .w2crcty Fo• more- '"'o all 636 2807 or $-l op in otJr oil~ tl 110 Morton AC STAGE wltl be holding o pr.n •udiUon.J fOf tn1• t.emuter's prO<IuttiOf\ of the mlit-k:•t G'rt'&Se Sc.pl 22 ond 23 In Squ iJ~ P~pltt lntefUttd should prepare 2 JOng•-o bollftd atld en Up·tune Vou sho uld a lso bring th~ 1 11heel most4! For f'I"Ore lnlo contact Ito Brook• el 636 ~299 Republkan PArty IS klotun~ lor ~GioRU!~,, tOt 1M upc-omtng cempatg-n TYP'"i •ncS ~ wo,a, '' ..T~ Olad.stone·Oatc ReYtiOMhtp •n Mrne.ralooJI'' Q l'\lf~ by Or .Jo:wptl 1\ M.n<~auno of lht Ro.,ol O "ltrk» 1'\.........,.,....d,.,oclovat l<lOp.m. in r_,.I8. A240RI<!jje tvaUebk P•use on fll\ld\.\4!1 Ptlen ~ 63l 8900 l•1rwit~ Ln Alpha Kapp1 A.tphl SororUJ rvstt p;arty SeturOa}' 01 .) p rn et thf: St, AVitln C:enltr Com muu~r Brukf~u -t ...~l o l tht! yro1-ff!day hom 6-noo, In 1~e filttf\Ort Room. Squhe J5 cent donuU 011d ftu coffee and Jui«- "'~~&•latJtc M~l som~ nnw hl•nd• lo• the upc:omtng year Human SC.tYke CJtpe.rle:tK• oU~tcd ttuough ~olunt~rklg CAC lo'Oiunle~r dtivt· st.rts tomonow, 10.2 p.m. throViJh Wcdntsdoy fn the Squ•rt Foun111n A'ea OccupaUon•J The.repy Dcpl. S.ke Sele. tomouow at n O>On tn the: Orsl f loor of Kfmb6U Tower, MSC.,~ outsldf' the t1telth Sctencts Ubr11r~. Sophomoru-11 you heel el-' or bat~r ovt:r4tgf" fOf on~ Of boU,.teme".stt:rsofyow frntvn.n ) Ut. )'OU ~~ ~ eflgibt' fo• ,.mbo<>hlp "' lht natlonallrnlwnon l>onor -~ Phi Ete Sijtma. Fot mort Info come to 264 Squirt Wedf"'t.d.tr ot Thur5dty tnytlme betwtef"' noon b"d ! p.m. or coli Bl i ·39J2. meeflngs ________________ " Motallty, Rttponalblllty and lht L•w• al..,tn b~ f(hl.tard Se{larln Thurtdoy 01 3 p.m. in 213 O'Brlon f.Ahlblt - POP\tl&r Mutlc In 19th (4!n.lury A'J1e1 ~1 In l.,c Mvsi( libt <lt't' Bohd Holt. ttuoug., Septtmber )() ..Boofc.Aft·Rtpf't.Knta blc- SemlgroUp$00 @•~f'n b• Prof 8ot~sSchein ollhc tMlVfll.ltyof Arti.M\Ws at F8)elle\lllle today o·t • p m 'n lOot Dtt-lendofi. ••Tr1angularlutlon or ,_.•tr1cc.t •nd Ope.tl tou'' given b~ Prol. Peter Ro.5enth•l ot the Onlve.r.slly ofTo1onto and US Thlltsday at 4 p .m . In 104 Olete.ndort "'Room Suvke.. and Pink P»nlher cartoons w!U be. ·' • "" tonight •• 7.30 p.m in the Sq\olire- Conf•ft nce. 1.. 4Cet sport~ information - - - - - - so<ccr tnltilml.i,.l Program a pl'ittn·.smee-\lng 1006)' al5 , ,,.., in J 01rk, MSC. Tum entry fr.r Of s I' •~<I rosters h"IU~ ~turned In " ' metll'19 Sit""' Phi Epsilon - Crooa C<>Wltry Ski <;lub mettlng W«fnado't at 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. In 234 Sqvlro. FEAS O<)anlul k>nol m.. ung loday •• 7:JO p.m In 2~ Jla.rkc.r, MSC Womc.n's Soc>nr Cklb pr.aicle Wed. and Fri. from •-6 'l>.m .• Sol. hom 10ll0· 12:JO p.m. md SQr>cloy from I·J loday •• 7 p.m In Z33 Squt<< N l '"teruted m jotn,ng Mt wekom« tnter Oreek CouncU m et" today at l p.m. in 332 Sq\llre. Tile~ Chl!d Cut Servleu mun equ,at K«:u-to the tlf\l'<lcrsil1 for ~ parents.. II .tso mun.t enothef d'loke for JWcknt -"o become Kelp oeotf'. • child e.re ttfut:r on thil Ont>ietPty, Ofganlt.alo(l.of meeting todey •• 7 p .... In 332 Squln!. Ulloll-. meeu lommono• ~ Circle K meets tomorrow el 8 SCATE mret.t tomorrow 1t 4 p.m. in 334 Squ,rt- c.•mpus. If )OU •rc inltrt"ed tl\lP bl thto: AC ofri« '" 34.5 tn HCIIU of SIQnM Phi Epolloft will hold a,.-,... - d*M p4hy Wodrieo61y o1 7:l0 p.m. In 233 SQuire. 1\11 girls lnlAo,.ll<!d In Mcomlng a Unit: Siller are urged arc wel<ome Nudr4t.C.eru.e.t Allert ,.·e lc:ome Imagine. what It would be 111\e to 'frtake ~o~p one. mom~~ •M -.ant to ~•Jt a frie-nd-bul then r~Jh~t you hen hOf'IC You t6n k a friend to • lol\t'ly chlkS FOr more: 'inlo c.MI 878 4337 hom 10.!6 p.m. wu"<<ayl lnt~reated In being • C•o nntsellofl'tucter? Coli Mld'!ele Ann ot 636·2079 1nd nnd oi.Jt how you tan m eet fore_lg.n scudtnb ,aodylng Engll.stl 1n.d urn c;ttdtt et tM same lim<. UBSCA- Ttw openlftt Gunt of the wa tgatnl~ Me.JOn ...,u be fired atound • p"' tr1 3A6 Squ.ir~ tomono.- All pre:enonc Uni•<BIIy Comm'" cy Agalnll R1po fm«OC" Cieo 7 p.m. In \07 TowMerwt, p .m . near tf,~ Bubble. AC Women lnteruttd In jo&ntng the (l8 swim tum pleax ~t.« P&m No•ke.s. 200 Clark, 83 &-2936. The 08 women·• w.-.kon~ All interuttd are'4avited ao come \0 Pf...._k't II\ Vo!kyball tum 1> "Ill ac"!'ling Cla<1c 11<>111'\ain Oym WHJ<clays fro"' ) 7 p.m . IIJOu ~ lnlOTUttd In jolnl"g lhe UB Fencing Club. ~All Eugene at'636·.568' 01 drop a note ln WliW~ton 8 .. roo-m 46). � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Already lllkllcd by Jim Stnu,Studcat Aaaaciadoo of the Stile Unlv<nily (SASU) Praid<al. the proposal, nwty lii'IIIC. places """"" auphasis oa the Stile'• privlte cduarboo r<ctor. UB oflicials tesdllcd T~ io dowortOWii Bulfalo ln _ . . to the cloewJKal. The: deadline for the~~~· ronoJ drali Is ~cmba 1. Acxordioa to the plan, th<rc Is IIDC<IUOimy and coaccm o.ith aay erron in blah« educadoo • ~ tbat<nrollm<nt pcoj<Ctlons are the JOUttt for the W>C:Ct&ioty. it .oploitu thal ~ tuminaoopoinr will come ill the lld<l row )Uti. "Post-«CCGC!ary c:nrollmmt, 111d panieularly fuJI. time undcrsraduate mrollmcnt, climbed ptcdphOUJiy until 197~ ... it ~. "then IC\'dcd orr. 11q1nn1na io 1911, we antJr::ipate a dowobill •lidc that will lui untU at least the micf.>f990J IIJd will result in • student body some 2l perecru ~maller than today." Jon,._ ~ ~"t. ~VJ ~.-9& • c.:', o l ly PROf€.<0 Higher education: o five-year pion by DNa Caeavu EdiitN-1•.0.~ . . In • tcntad•elive-)UI' pWI for hi&her educatiOn. the Now YO<k Stile Board of Reaenu calls for uniii<Tiity ......ucnc.:.. in the r..... or dccllnloa earollmer\1 r.rends and dwiDcllina 6oancial ••.._.. &ttlna broad-based ~ ror the .,.,.,., the .._,ll<i · The enroUmcnt decline, h advi~e~ • will spi~l lnto re.oun:c depletions. In responac to!!><~< depletion•, the Stat< propoKI to bal.anco hi&hcr education betw..,., Ill= acaors: the St,at< University. the City University and tho independent sea or. Each. ~~XDrdiJ>a to tit• plan. wiU include a mixture of e_j)a)..admiuioru and .sdeaive in&dtutions 11 !h< undc'lfad!late ....d. • .,It is essential:' th~ report reads.. ..to the. achievement or thitobjcctivc IbM bill> quality... ,.dJ as stable siu, be maintained in <Kb or the thr~major r<ctora." In terms or effetti•• US< or rcsourC<Sf\b~.. pt.., adlliscs tlw State educarioll expenditure> ~ not u ar<lli.Y u the =ollm<ol dcdlne. The: ._, ... hJ&h<r c:rlucalloo, ............ lllljuAal ror intlllioa will be 1<u 1!1 1990 r.UD 1!1 ~The: plan abo &tal .. 11111 the dedlnkoll amaber or adlllu and mlldrm-nsponsibk for the do••"•ltcl shift ... ...,~ • dcdiDinc demand for '-"cr.. Tbat may arrca )>nlcrwD ~. pudeulat!y away from tile traditiooal COR decrc&K - cunicul\IIN. .......,__. "A slplil'kllrlt oalvity b)' the lcadcnbip or the Stare's poSt secondary community <>'<r the nat year." it lUI.. ..;u be aa eJWrutWIOtl of new rnrs.Uocu for •nuhiJdmu, 1n ad.apcion 101M dta.n&a anttdpatcd for lh< 19801." To accomod.lte thoK c:lwlacs. &dlools should use a rqlonal • - " 'to pllUlJlinl, the R....,.. adlliscs, to re:latc rtaionaJ n«dd and raourca IDOfC dfcctivd)'. "The pracnt po1Uecorrdary ,,...,. Is strOI'IJ, b.. not neccsa.rily ;crona in tbt Wl}'l il wiU need to be ln the nut cylce. Hne111d th<re mismau:hcs bave &!ready beaun to appear between pos.uocondary P<QinUDIW the studcnts tlll:y serve, and between St•re poficia and pubUc needs.;_.. However, n C"addl, 1ht mission of hiahcr educaton- "dcr.ncd 11 I9S' a ttntury ll')"-1bould nOt Chilli<• The primary chlf&<ls teachin&. Followina thti corn<S maintmance or r~b and c:teativity,I!Jd community_,.;.,., W mission chana<> In the nat twenty year• wiU reportedly be to develop the Krvice Mation. ' lodln10< af •MI'' "l!>cdl<n<<" heads the aoaJs ... by the Rqmu. Under thot, th• plm calls for promotjoll IIJd ~ ~-~~ Ketter,and Sheehan testify ~or SbJNY ''boom periods" the oumbc:n dcausc:. Univcnlty President Robm L. Keuer told Board of Rqents Chancellor Willard Oenrich Tueoday ril"omlna that be wu "deeply troubled" by many sections or that body's muter plan for hiaher education. Ketter was !oined at the hearing by Student Association (SA) President Tim Sheehan; who , also condemned many portions or the document. The two President's remarks came at a public bearing In downtown Buffalo Tuesday. It deals with setting of future objectives and uudles . enrollment trends tbrouab 1!190. Tile Board is required to .bold p~blic hearings on the draft before submittins a rioal document by Novr:mcbr I. The Bll(falo bcarlns was the seccM~d of three •ucb public meednas-one is schedllied for New York City today and the· fitst was ia Albany last )~reCk. Both Sheehan and Kater attaclted the section or the plan oe enrollments, altbouab cadi I'IJcusod on .different points. Ketter termed enrollment eitimatcs "inordinately ~tt aad HUilft&liaitc" bcglae they fall 10 Include thc elfccu or tbe _ , . 011 the a...toer or peop!e w11o attend JCIIool. He Doicd, foriumple, t.e r a mincationa of lbe unemployment rat e on earollmeou and'uld thacAiuriaa 'Trop!Q>' F'or Sheehan, the Rqenu' section on enrollments wu mystifyina, "I rail to comprhend how the Rcacnts arrived •• the naurca, .. be said. The SA President discussed the Board's loaic thai State University or New Yorlt (SUNY) schools wUI have ll!Ore enrollment tbao pr:ivate sdlools In New York untU 1983. "It is obvious that tbe Reaents did - not take into account the low cost and blah .. c......,torwlttM<Iquality of SUNY institutions in . _ .. _ forccutlna thcsc--fiaures,' ~ he n.w l{ftMt Mid ShHII:an".s tes-tf,.ony •' ye~tMJ•r '• hHtlttf insisted. Sheehan added that these projections will cost the equally disturbed bim. linked aucccaa in recruilina ~stem "mlUions of dollars" in Both Sheehan and Ketter forrianers to public rdations the. future and prcdicled th attacked the Regents' secdon dforu and sports prosrams Rqents will usc thesaviap "in;--.....w.~·--w;·th mtcria t.b at arc rather thuacad<mics. "It is by form or a trophy." "Rr:mr:mbu excdleuce. The no - means a mcasun: of the folks," be cautioned, "it's an documcnt sc:rts that two quality" or educational election year." major cbar tcrisrics of a proar~m~." be asserted. The entire relationship quality sd>ool arc the numbu Ketter also assailed tbe between SUNY. the City of out-<)f-state arul forcltpJ section of pia& which with c-arop>IS University of New Yqrk sttadents it c:an attract. Ketter deals (CUNY) and the mclq>cndcnt maintained that success in facil.i tles-"o to be determined scbools In the State "'as lwina f<>RiiPI studcnts "is not by eorollma~U . Calliq it addrcacd by Sbedlan in his and sbould not be a prime "overly simplisti~" ill that it brief preKntatioo. Tile SA musure of institutional docs not consider dlffa'CtiCCS &lDOCII the campusa or ID leadq cbata<dtbc Rqeou with quality." raeard1 facilltC$, the President "oven favorititin" towards the independent sector and said 'SU.pllsllk' cbaracd that if the Idea is sucb a biu would Jwna SUNY. He added that other criteria, carried out, UB could suffer soclL p llousiq, location and "xrioua and pc:rmana~t twm ~ added that be bad no difnculty with N~ York's the amount of forei&n students • to III&DY' JCidemlc: and service havlna three sectors of hlaher already cnroUed at a campiiS, Pf'OII'MU" hen at UB. Ketter wu also critleal of the education, however. the fact arc more imponaot. Shedwl that the sectors are not treated alao ddie\llcd the idea and Reaents mode of dctcnplDins the-,...- "quality" or an institution by the amount or encrnally funded research conducted oo campus. The Ptesideqt called for a shift aqy from straiaht pcrceotages 10 more n:liaooe evaluations and accreditation reviews. Ketter noted that sud! a procc$S ~ espcdally impottaol for the humanities, where rcscarcoh funds arc sc:an:er tban in tbe -=ienccs. 'UMaf..... ' 8oth Ketter and Sheehan addressed the problem or stat• SIIJ)port for SUNY. Ketter asserted that hiaba' educiiion ill ~ State is "dangerously underfunded" and should "be railed to more rcallsitit lcvds." H e said lnOation is harming lbe ' tmfde: Bow-wow- P.- 6 I 'OIKovery' -1'. 7- 13 I ls'Johnny 8. pod7-P. 19 /,Splte-P. 25 -cof'lti'IIAOCift~l- �Reg~nts.- . :-:~_::'-. / .Y.em 8Dd l1pres tltouJd bt adjusted~ dQJ Wilb fUW>cial r~. "If the Rqcnts ue serious about coutinuing to aeate 1& high-quality system of post education for New York Stile," ~ explained, "then they mwt be willina to SUI!pOrl p~rym~nt of the necessuy process for that ~ce." · Thrbuah Keller's remarks, representatives from the State Educatioft Depaqmeht bad titUe .reaction 'or aave any detailed rtspoD$. ln his .prepared text, JCeuer attacked standardization p'f · proarams and called for "true diversity" in biaher _education throughout the- State. ln fact, - Ketter~ that diversity bas been "tNtded by the bureaucratic tendency towird standardization" and warned that if this trend continues, •secondari IRJ uclSWJ f bf6ce. Apply Stud.t Ju.oc. ut r~ HaD <AC> 01' IRC Office . 101 ~F.,..o Quad (AC) D£A.DUNE FOR THE RETURN OF APPUCATIONS IS TUES: ·SEPT. l6fh ~ mediocrity wUl result. Ubnries Keuer did laud the Regents for its desire to see" State supplemental aid for tibraty acquistioM, and noted that be hopes it will include increased fundhla for public institution$. "Maintaining' an e~cclleqt and current libraty as a local and reaional resource bas been a· budgetary priority at the University of ~falo for a lona time," ~ter cl4imed. Sheehan ~ a few minutes dl.scu$siog the question of access to State schools. lfe noted the rec~ dorm fee ,bike and , charged discrimination based on economic suitus. Sheehan claimed that the Regenls are, in effect, saylog thatt.bey "cannot. provide person$ from lower and middle backgrounds with an opportunity for qualitY education." AnOiber ·ua ltudent, Marc ~lllz.. of.lbe law school, noted that few ~Ia were Included in t.he conferences: Like Sbeeban, Oaoz laid that the best way to ~ access to a U¥Venity is throuah "low-cost education." He termed the new tuition . .a ssistance regulations-which mllke it tougher to \ receive the award-"opposite" to th e Regents' goals. Also testifying Tuesday were ·various presidents Jrom local Cominunity Colleges and other SUNY presidents: i.npef{ld, rce~idt.d dlld. arr(iq_ut. elPi.hi"9 ~ jew~tl'lj- 9i~s ~furs IJ!r.la ff.otn'o,( ~-h. Pdw.s' . ~~~~~us J!biiO·,..,g ii! OIP'~~ · t'}on.· Sst. 11 0 Al\Gll .C.FI~LETT _.,. JIACKARD 1 N NoorJ *> 5iJ. St.- 88Z.·8ZOO �l.:J B vs. Title IX : Royal suit byToey PottJ As>isl•nr Spoltl Ed/11" Representatives for the Rpyals chc the areat differences l'linicris r_. in attemptlna to coach both men's and women's Editor's note: Tltls is thljirsr instO/I"''JJ( of D two part ~r/u teams. on UB's womm's bo01/ers ond "This iJ not an assault on the grie'll61tts Jltey ji/«1 ogaiJ&St Tzinieris by any means," oDe tM UniYCnity in rUpoll# to Royal said, " We respect Paul's wluzt they bd/noe art Title IX interat and enthusiasm, but gri~ntts. TltJs first artltlr !bat's not mou&h to c:oliCb a deals lffllt o pnervl o•·uvkw of n11ionaUy rankal team." The 1/11 rvmts wltklt ltod to IM Royals were ranked numbcrt"o filings, All memlwrs of t/11 In the country. bowlinfl team wl!h«<to ~main Tzlnieris faces the prospect of anonymous and $poke coachin& botb teanu in the same collectively r/tro ugh ""'" alleys at the same time. This represmtatlvu. situation dlctat« that his UB and its Athleti c Department come under fire recently for what the Won1rn's .Bowling team deem s u violations of Tttle IX. The statute put into effect in 1979, >tates that proportional amounts of funding must be appropriated for both Men's and Women's athletics based on participation and interest. The grievance wM orficially registered with the Department of Civil Rights on September 4. M'ectlngs with the Athletle Department and administrators from the University took place between July and late AI.IJUSt In the hopes thaL the differences bttwocn the bowlina team and the Athletic Department could be aUeviated . The controversY ccnttu around the hirina of Paul Tzinlerls as rKW coaeb of the Royals and the illadequacia or the prescut ,.omtn's budaet . pretence caunot ~ auarantced for the entire lenath of any tournament . The Royals feel that h.is presence for the entlte tournament is imperative in order to Instruct them in subtleties of the aame-wblch can mean the difference bclween winning and losina. Exposed "Paul JUSt can't be -.ln two pl3ces at once," a spokcspcr•on for I he team sal d. The team also contends that more qualified coaches applied for the jga tban TzJnieris, but all were lurned down. Money was not the factor as each applicant, with the exception of one, was wJUin& to accept the $1 ,000 offered . "Cindy Coburn, Frank Coburn. and Aluna Wri&ht all applied for the position, Only Frank roquested more money. Cindy was an exceptional bowler for UB and is one of the eon~.:!~:\.~l, i f top ranked bowlers on the Woolen's Professional tour. Frank Coburn is an inauumeoud naure in the promotion if bowling in WNY, bas been a participant for several years, aod bas helped former UB coach Jane Poli!Sd a t many of the teams toumamcnt.s over the years. Aluoa Wri&ht has orpniud more lcaaues than anybody in Buffalo," some team members sald. "C'mdy knows all the little adjtutmcnts you have to make to keep your game in shape. She's been espo&ed to the best bowl<rs in the country. 'There wouldn't bave been any problem with coaching two teams if she were hired. Paul just isn't experienced enou&h," they continued . oev: Office fa< Civil Rli!>ll. OII'ICI ol • S.C.Otary. HEW. PoUcy bllerprwtatltHL . Tho followtna Polley terpretatlon tePftUDIO the ttment ol Health. EducatiOG, &lid ellore'o lllterpretaUoo of tho ntermllqloto othJeUc provloiOtU ol tie IX ol tha Educ.otlon Amendm.enta f t97t tnd Ill lrnplementlna ~Uon. tie IX prohibita educoUonol d IMtltutlotu fWlded"' otherwiH ppor10d by the Dtporllllent '"'"' ltcrimlnotlng on the boolt of ou. Tho at1ment publiohed o propooed Policy nterpretotlon for public comment on comber lt,l978. Over700tommenll nee tins. brO<Id ronge or opinion w..-e ived. In oddJUon. HEW otelf vlolled lght unJvenltleo durina '""' and July. 1179. to oee how the propooed policy nd other I U88elted oltemotlvco would pply In actual practice ·at individual mpuoeo. The final PoliO¥ nterprctatlon reOecto thelnany mmenlo B£W r"""lved an~ tho reoullo f the Individual umpuo viol II. CTM! oan: December 11, ltml p,.,.,...... Door amtmdmctlhat w eumpted rwvoouo-procl" from the fllriJ<Ilctlon of nt 8, T/to !Utulatitm The reauloUoo implu> lo HI forth. Ia ~~ PoUcy lnlvptttoUoa ~ •liM<! by Prosldmt Ford 1815. &lid •ubcDilled to the nmw purtWIDtlo the~ F..doc.lioo llw'lna thlo rn~...., the S..bconul>rttae Oft~ Ed...,.tlon bold hurlop o cll.. ppro>'IJ11Iht replati Concrtu did not dU.ppro teJU!olloo whhla the .S do ..nder CEPA. aod II thud olfocllve on July %1. 11175. S..bMQuent hearinp w Senate s..bcommittae on biU to OAdudo revenun p opor\llo the utonl tboy 1 the tooll of thooe a potts. Conunlltoo. bow rver. took thio brll. The resulaUon eotabU.b ~oar ttOJUIIIon period to Bi lime to comply with Ill oq oppot1woJty roqultuJentA. tranoltlon period oxl'!ted o •I• BOFFfiLO COONCIL ON· WORLD fiFFfiiRS 4 CREDIT HOORS WZIR and the Stuffed Mushroom ·Party \ CONTfiC'T: Dr. filbert Michaels 636·207 5 a.B. Council on hiternatlonal Studies Wedneada v Sep tember 10th f'rw A1Hms • T•SIIIrts & 1"1-u.. f,'' Fu turfftg 75c MllcfJd s.r Drinlt• ~t" 3111.00 Sltot Speclels 1 tt ~ PLUS WAH_DERIHG MAGICIANS r------------------, UNIVERSITY DONUT • 1 I I I I I · I I I I BAKER'S DOZEN tz.os wtth coupon We ~10 Feature: Subs - Baklava • Splnldl Pie - Soft Frozen Yogurt ll: 3234 111alnSt. ~ Open Bam- t2pm lllond~ · Sunday f & ; 0 : ~ i i (C£PA~ Top natlooal Title IX states th3t the women are entitled to a level or 19?8. coaching compatible 10 the level of performance and the quality ll.Purpooa of Polley late or competition compatible_ to Dy the end ol July 19?8. the level of performance and the Department hod rocelved complaint• aUog!na • quality of competition which FUIITH!II WOIIMA'nOII _..ACT: \ ~thlellco agalnot more then the team must face. The Royals nnor .S30 lnde ndenca are a nationally ranked team accustomed to top national attained over the years. Thh tb< team this year. Out of that competition. Tzinicris is pan· season they "treallouted SS47, allotmrnt balls, bass. and shoes time student and club bowlina which ls earmarked to supply as well as miscellaneous items coach witb little top level '1nnsportation , meals and such as tape and powder mllSI ••p<riencc. With his dual r6oms for women to be supplied for 12 to t4 team duties. the level or coaching be compete on Las Vqas, Last member$. can supply can be questioned. ·• An average bowl in& ball year's amount was S!.OOO. Budactary complaints Slcro alone runs SSO dollus. Multiply from the inability of the team to An allotmrnt of S2$S doUvs that by 1.2 and you see the .compete at the level they bave for oquipmmt wu pr.-nted to probkm." lk womm stressed. CI.B. student to assist executive director In all phau.s pf International ~rogram \.. Developmen_ t. Provide stimulus for new programs, pra·J ects & discussion of hiterna· tloncil Issues. ~ 3 :E I Expires : Sept. 17, '80 ------------------~ i �J' ··~~~-~--~ ~• ·~ -. ~~J II Plan. '" .. ' ~~ · Undec::ided About A Major A CAREER? _ i ~ J COME TO CAREER DAy l? · f S t d S t 13th 8 Ur ey, ep • from 12 noon • 5:00 pm -, I .;-:--·- IIW•-•·or ocoilanic fr«dom. hi&h quality and inO<htr paruoflhe counuy ond putially rrom c:han~e5 raponsibilry ac eooh irurltudon and in ~~ a)'lt<m as a w11ok. «ay 19!10 the qoalky or New York's ooJica<o ODd u.ai....W..," it lUtes, "will bt iraprowd. . •as Indicated.••by IDCUum or 11ud<or cboice. New Yock will ad<tenec iu position by artractin& •udaus rro.. otbes ...... onc~ abroad; by'"" number 0( llUdcal "ocbt>lan" OU<IIdir\1 New York collq<s and u.ai..:nilies; ODd by the proponioo o( •udmts offo-ed Rqcuu Scllolanbips-to audy witbUI the Slllte. Euentl.uy, lhc .report readt, "the auractiveru:ss or New York inflitulioat tO our-of-scare and forciJn aud<IIU is propooed here u an lndk:ator or . ~-" J: Forgo Cafeteria - Ellicott Complex Talk to representatives from the various Depts. In 0 /B Sponsored by Clifford Furnas College • ·ana·career' Placement Additionally, the ltqaJU malnuins, tbt IIIIOUDI and quality of r.....-cll at New York's collct<S and un.ivcnitics will lncrcuc by 1990 to more thon 10 pm:ent of all rcseardl C2pmditurcs in tht OOUII!f)l. A<ademic wppon ..mccs thai reportedly wiU bt iraprowd by 1990 ore library collec:tions and COIIUJCIItr IlCea$. Callina library education _.,rial for lhc fludcnts, the p4an envisions that by 1984 at I<LII 200 lnslirulions will offer iftstJUC!ion In library use. '1loloop ~ ........ t •• : . A«<U, one o rne most controvo-sial Up«U of lht plan, calls for lfsti.State's univenilies and coUtaes to ooncenmlle on enrOltin& •anainmenr for adults. "Tbt reeent clcterionlioll or New York'• rdativdy biab kvd or ed\ICIItiocW accainmmc resulu partially from improvemenu in the educaliooal auainmcnl level in the social ond eeonomk mix of New York's populalion," the report 11&1<1. • As part or lu 01caiDmcrJe plaa, ~Rqr:au wiD fOOlS on improvin& con..,. oo..plielioa ,.., for mioority aroups. Bur r010urce cuts will reportedly bt eanr..uY admi.oisrered . The plan states that qualialive clcterioralioo <outd 1>t a b'Y11'0'1ua or QliODlitatiY< coouaction. ••Sucb an indilcrimi.Datt cutblck, •• il reads "t&kts the &ood with the """ and leaves no moun::es.and no ioocndYU for irnprov<menu." Th• aulddines for allocotina money wiU iDclude an lnc<ruive for seloc:tive cwbacb by local adminlsuaton. Tbt DGU 10 :ran wiU suppoaedly see co11qa ~na alliancu wilh t~ community. To maltc ~ education more aoce.ssible, lhe Rqcnu will stren&then des between elana>laf)l, IC!OOOcl&ry ODd posueoondary educalioa.lt wiU allo form a youtllanpioym<ru policy for students Who have dropped OUI Of biaJI school and are unemployed. Lastly, ir proposes new auidellnes for nnancial aid. In iu plan, rhe Rtgenu claims that New York's posucc:ondary syflem r<IIJ oo "the thrivinaand div<n< ~~ coiJc:au and unlvcnilies side by fide with CUNY and SUNY," combined, all throe S)'Sieou enroll over 931,000 11udenu. "New York in 1980,.. h £111es. ~·wcs pride in iu. llrona and divase system or pouseooodary education . aod the ICDCrOUI and ~ten<d ~uppon for !hal S)'Sl<m (rom t~ S.llte and !he public." TASTJ; THE BEER THAT OUTSEllS . - MOLSON GOlDEN IN CANADA: I. LABATfS. ... ~. ·~····· PHOTO COP,YINC. .-*''*'*'*'* J55 Sq~:Hal Olodnewsl f\ l..ibln$, Ca~s No. I sdlina bee!; is now lmpol'ted to the ··So, now its~ to compare the taste of our l..&bln$ with the hs. brew of our friendly mpetitot See what you think. We, Ilk most other Canadians, prefer a bottle oll..&bltt's ~ over a Colden. • • If we diiln't, we'd likely be drlnking"Molson• instead-and we certainly wouldn't be running this alt . !!iiNKOF CANAl)&. 1 niNK OF I...AMJTS I ....... _ ........ C:...,l..tllile ~...-.............. T• \\fu•.: 'i!4 i \/Tf , , I , "•t �as they JboWd lie'' aacl ~the problem a "priority ~." But lllc Dcu JUiotalncd tllat tilt matter would ~-='=~~=:,~~~-~-::'e::..-:: to a Healdt Science Fac:ility. NEED EXTRA CASH? The ocher lmponat>t. area of conc:an called for ua·. .........,.. thai MedltoJ School will remain topTo do that, effe>m to c:oordinate and ..,.a.idllt the clinical clepartmmu mu$1 bt made. -cb. Tbe IICCI:editalion teem will•examiM these areas, Nauclfton said. The IA:am will b< composed or !PI?Oinled by liason commllt« of the Alllel1cad M<!diail AJsoclallon and the American ~D of Medical Colleaes. Mernb<rs wW come from ocher mcdieal ,a.oo1s and will b< O<:tompanied by observm from the nilddk lUtts and the State ~t of Utensln&· On campus for four days, the IJTOUp.will have=~ four to tilt weeks rcviewi011 materials sent by NaucJuon. Tbe team will insP<ct tbe School's facilitks .and mcec with srudentJ, f~<:ulty and adminimatoTJ. Its review will clok with a special meetfna witll Vice President for Health Sciences F. <:arter PanniU and Med school preps for program review ' lalleeto<t Tbe1ea.n will aJve a summation rCpcrt, but has rio power to actually wltbdraw tile School's ~<:CTccfltalion. The rtmil dc<Uioo, Nau&hton estimated, will b< made by the tili>on committee and sbou.ld b< announced at its meetin& nc:xt Spri"'. It could, however, b< in· u &rly as December. ..._ "The te&m de(m..ifdy has inllueoce." Naua.hton exclaimed . A ncptive tone to the repon, he -ned, could dampen clepartmeuW morale and havt a bcari"' on iJslmaae with other schools. "'I)te fmdinss( gno(l or bad. carry a ooosidcrable amount of weight," by Secll Goodchild Nauahton said. N~w~EdltM Assts.<lna tile M_edical School In &cneral, Nau&hton said he is pleased with the effort that is b<ina made. Admitting that the School in tile early 1970s was weal< Tb~ School of Medicine-expcctin& a visit by accreditation tum in early Claobcr-U anticipatioaa and struuJ.ing. he noted that it was ~ow a rtjuvmat~ succ:essM program reYiew and is confident it will rare pan of tile University. "We did that," ht said, b<tter than its countecpan, tho D<nutl School, "throuab plain haid wa<k," according to Dean Jolin.Nau&hton. -4' Nauahton discussed the question of wbClhcr UB The basis of his opiimlsm is the cqp~pletion of an should have a private hospital for its savic:c:s, but ~ in..housc.. review its. program. The: study was declined to sive his personal opinion, "The full-time co'hd~cted by the Deparunau and included a facuiJy faculty," the Dean noted. "look like theyhaveaS1rona and 11udent survey-to aauae pen:<ptlons of the desire 10 have facllily identification." Naugbtoo said >Obool. Formulated 10 years aao, tbt idea of a self· that the studenc.s prdtr the divmity work:ipg 11udy has pined pop~tY nationa!ly, Nauahton said, throuah a few tnedleal schools. The advantaae to and was tnitiacc:d at UB following negative havi'Jjl one hospit.tlafflliated with the School is that it allows faculty and studmts to consolidate activities.. accreditation reports by aro.ups in 1968 and 1972. After these poor ratings. the Medical scbool was "ll'1 a tnlxcd blessing," Naughton concluded, "I've aubjecttd 10 another- revitw in 1976 and it was worked 11 schools with botll . It's a very complex >uggtoted that the visits b<come ~<&UI>r tNtfY four issue.'' years. Usually, Nall&l>ton explained, schools are The aa:rcdi&adon team. bowt\'cr_, Will discuss the reviewed at least onc:t: e:vc:ry StVen years. question Na\l&hton -added; but not Ul areet detail. " It'• The self.;.tudy pointed o~t some key areas where the o uuide ...U)eir authority," he said, ..as lona as our School could haY< some difficulties with th< Undergradulle program is good, that :!.,what they )¥ant to know abolh." ~ italion team-sc:beduled to b< on campus Anotller problem Nau&hton noted is SPace, altllouah Claob<r 6-9. "II helps us Identify our stte011ths." Naushton pointed out. •• Also, we ean learn what we the situation Is improving. Since 1hc opening of abc must do bctcer and realize the areas that requjre Amhem Campus, many departments have t>een moved vigilcncc and llltntion so we can b< a suon& and out of the Main Strcrt Health Sciences facility. Thus, more room Is available for wmc departments~ competitive medical school." Additionally, about S) million was 119uted into upanding and rehabilitating some of the Main Street 'Not klHI' Nauahton said two issues$1ood 00t iD theself-audy. area. The Dean ..dded, however, that the facultY is li"Jtst, many f~<:ulty wert concerned j.bout tile pre- looking forward to tht new consuuctien work, tUS11cal facilities, foelin& tllat tbq ~eel uJ)Stading. promised by the State Unlv<rsity of New York (SUNY) Nau&hton adiniued that the "ftldlities arc oot as ideal Syst?"· an or or Buffalo stop on campaign trail Seven ho'urs. That's all • lbe time Vice Presidcnl Walter Mondale and Repu blican P residential candidate Ronald ~an will miss each otber Joday. Both merr are due in Buffalo for appearances at lbe downtpwn .Hihon hotel on the waterfront. M andate is slated to arriVe at n.o on ana then travel to the hotel for a 12:30 p.m. sJ)!:eeh to the p ublll: and a news conference aftorwards. He ~II then travel to City H all for a· private meetlnll. with New ·York Democratic mayors. Reagan will arrive at Prior Aviati,pn Airpan at 7:15 p:m . and then head to the Hlhon for a rally at 7 :4S • The fo rmer Governor will hold a press conferenct at the hotel after his speech. WE NEED YOU! To .a:e • liJiua« ia , S...e'•Lih SUNSHINE HOUSE s.ulliiN ,._ . . . ..,..,_., ,_. .......,, IUiaillr ..l ~ _....,.. tiilll. ..,, - - w,.,....u. roou • r.. llcH 7JN T-.Do II llotll GLAD roo Dll1l (lilliSI.JM er irop., 186 If'.....,. f ·~ f ~ts .Ketter. .t I " Come to the SA Book exchange. In Squire Hall basement. The book exchange will be open between 1 1 am and 5 pm. Brlng- h\ books to be sold TODAY thru Wed. Sept. 17 th . Books will be sold starting TODAY. 9/10, thru Tuesday, Sept. 23rd, f"'ld<d by your mAndl;tOtY scVdc:nt reu - \ f i �.~ V -l - 1 . ,__queue !i The a~ of waiti!_lg in line: practice and concentration : I ~ .,.. ...._ FM-E:ti!IN ~to**""· Olleilllila~Otl· 11DehuiDCIIII2IDOilisthUIIIellofolcpbol, ~ Wlii!Da In llDe In coDcce is Ute ~ to Llltlll& .. tie,.,..,.*- iD llilldcrprtcD-lt'• the (Jnt Joa bteaute camJ» o• way in tU!a JOG ...... whoa .,.,.. ... to scboo'l. aclva.ncc doe&A 't mean he wu there 'l1oocoolabJJ Ulllbt Ia a two woe1< 1niAiJ11 ·..,....uy for·the-cptire wed; the loq term 1: . .-patthe-a.tofthe-.luQ<fclses f-a nrildl Iliff lrilh ~ frl=cl rd f .,..__ -ar 1Dc10¥1e ...... OD the drop/add line, tllcy..., 10 hoiDc «>-the )olul aod we a W11itJaa fO< the b-. waitilta at the cafeteria _, ....... to ... In the bookStore. The flrst auy on jjne hu the responsibility Whal i -llia-llallie rock- bould com.. to of oaalnaaln.ina a Ust of DeW members. Eadt Buffalo, a !iDe fornis 011 the doorstep. of the subsequmt arrival checks in and-act• a place , Central Ticket Office (CTO) at 210 Ddaw.,. The line sometim.. materializes up -to a week before the-lickeu 10 ~ aal< and IJOWI lc>nF u the w..k wean on. II n:preaenls the ultimate in stanlli1111 on line. lt's Ioiii« than check c:ubina, slower than clropl add llld more l-.-.ti!ll'lbM waiti1111 fO< • Blllebird bu. - The most reccnt COQ..ccrt attraction to conwq 'the sidewalk out~ <;TO int~ a camPJ,tou.,od was the Kjpb:. ~peanna Ocxol>cr 17 ~ Memoti.tl Auditorium. Ticl<eu CO< lhl:concert went on aa1c Monday, but tbe first Kinks fan' set up ..,p six days·earlier. ''l've been here since Tuesday," be mumbled, wrapped in a d«pina bq .in tbe small doorway. "Tueod&y. I think," th< bearded man in his late twenties aald, in line. This Is done. of course, to prevmt total chaos wb<n the doo,. OI>Ctl. Althouah there is always~some ~. sho1l!na, arJUina ·and cutt.ina In liD<, tlie ssactity of the list Is ae=.Uy respected.-Any claaQl thai cloeJ .......e is OD the~before tickets ao oo saJe-lht rest of the -a is - f i l l . Moot or the mid-- k people arc hiah school kids, o: a in the c:uc oCthe !,i>l~ =·ed,o,. _191i0~subcuk_.!u'e ~f- tn!IMO ...... a ..ioalaojtMcl ..tea-_ .., llchll ..,_._..,. ........ concern with a band lite tbe Kinks, but in some . - . u with lut year'• Who ciOclcen: It b. A day or two before tickets ao on sale (I)-Day) b whm the serious waitlJ1C (l<giru. For the Kinb, about 30 people bad collected by this tim<. That's when rows of people Ue huddled in Sleepillll b-as on the Jldewalk, sp<ed freaks ""' pla)'i1111 £risbte in tile strce~ and people aroup toaetber in circles. .Everyone • •I ill awake 'ia becoming ~"roo',. lt'II)Ot·Hkcdrop/adi! where you only nted a p<ncil and the only worry is whether or not ')'Ou'U aet dosed out or i coune. For· "the . line" you have to worry about starvillll to death, ftcczina to death·and aettina traJilplcd 10 death. The Iauer is ~t necessarily a "\aj~ - ~~~~ --·J luttlloolflcl bulldl.............................u NEXT, PL.iAsE: - I t ' s Ia<- s_,o< oo:Tho WIJI'tM-.W0it,~iooh . . ol . . . . _ _ ...,.,._..,_.,- ~··- pr()Jiessively more ciJJu>ll. "Alcobol b a neccalty," said Ril:bard Parlini. a UB juniQr and veteran of last Fall'• tab-z.ero Who Lick'tl line~ "So are Timberland boQU. If 111Y feet are warm, I'm warm." The Klnts ran had set hlm.sclf up • ~~eon~!l-- ~ . . . .... 'The 'Office of Admiasiona and Recorda Announc:ea: COMPLIMEMTAlY .. *PASS* . 12 NOON TO 1 P.M. ~ . . _, .l) Drop/Add: R.,utned .tadmta ~cry drop o; add courea to daeir'Fcrll1980 .cltedala at 240 SquireHcrU (MSC) or 2l» Fronczalr Hall (~C) accordina.to the 'loU~ ach.dale: ... ' • f!IQil-10 SAT. 0M1.Y> 8·12 Sept. l5-i9 ·g am • 6:30pm . 9,am . 6:3'o pm Z) I..D. Canfa: R..uteNd llidmi. may~ lJ). Can:~. at DWaulorl Annu..Roo..J.Monclay ~~a,. n.....,.......,. : ........ pll pill- .1:31J .... IIJitil Sqt. lB. . ) .. .J.)LD. Canl V~R...,......,_ ~W c.n~~..,._.,.... rlfoarilur"'-Faii)N6,....., at ...,.,lliltl... ��--the- - . ... tla - - ode" llala---_i>lhe ......... lot )uiWjb. military rl c:IIIDb.t opondaol. - ...... ro~~~- ...u~ - p o d ..... ,......., dlolna and. ........... lhe ........ . _ ,.,..., ............ ..wo rram bainjJ ~ lbal .... k . No . .....,._,.,...,.#no~y :=..::.Aloha--- at- . . . . . . . . . lor~• ~ lor • yell' and • ...... 1ht podonu lu_ .__,. ..,. 1o ,_. eo. hod no bot - • for obowera, no .....-l'ood ScliL liiey ~ And two • lalar mure o-1100.,..,.. - t o . , . _ _ _ - · · cnedloaJ the ............ 1Moata rl anwt oirwlcoa and no bulldi.DS lor~on~-• maintenance. UntD ~ • .,., II raloed olmoot u hard property. They were noc W\thout..ater and lncloon u out. A VOUP of el110trlclty for ~opg, hawover. COmmu~voluntHrt Ona lly roOf. Pa.tioniJ Hkc Honolulu Na:yor ,....,~ hal, aeblfl8 patdJod .. CDnl'lned to. an oppor1UI'IIIy to pwe polllbl Yranclo.Paloo, ....... oplnat hit ardHnomy, GoY. wbeek:balr becauao of a . . GeoqJe AriyoaN, onlored lhe city amputation. baa lud to IMnlto ~ to laol.all• 500 pllon water Ulnk on hlmoolr lnjocdooa for <lobocea. delplle hlo ~ flnetn wbkft the """"""' 10 pt'OOIIde ....... trooo a lira llydr-.. The c;lly aloD ._. '-'"" panially ~ ..,. lht~ ... foocl. ... _ . , ..... """' .. ----.~ ' ........... lbutebe~ s.n l'randloo •IOrmf Sidney Walinaky, rllht 1'\Mo Ad!ioocilea law finl>....,.....oloe_IO._. f'ederal hl<flla Sl*ley .............. o( lhe Hlnlb a... Court In San - ·who--- hom �OVERYDISC0VERYDISCOVERYDISCOVERVDISCOVERY ·~ Sea graves potential disaster ? i - - - - - -- -- -» :Y David H.Uvag ,.....,. bo!low tho cloep - bod. "We're not -~ Lal~ about 'dulnpins.~ Dr. Yayanoo ~!.~pioN. "We're ~ · SAH OI:WO IPNSI-Unle lo known of the deep_.,. ~tho foullrillty o( coref\al - - cloep bottom or lu role In IDilnl.aininC the - ·· ~ web ol life. l5tnnp, ...odenlified creon....,. 1M In the bLodl. ~ bouom-- What'""""" 10 be wlllllt in frona of m ~..... cetDIII"' lor .U The us t..nnod .......... .,.,.,.,.,. o( 0 ..-.ho. then IUddonly pow am» and tJos1n 10 cnwt nudeor .... _ "' len. ,.. ....... )all" . . out or view. Thin, opdor-llb........,... wt1 no.. w.e lntOTnatlonol truly. Lbe " Londoa Dumplnc ~ ---· .w.,... 1...,.,.. eonsr- ~poundlc:amera-allflht­ l'.lllt!rHI, tnn111-.. '-will to haoer on the ~ edp of the monilor, then ..... away. "Whal ps on in the upper t.oqp meten of oooan w01er Ia rtUtiftlyoaya Dr. A. A Yaymx». a marine blok!8llt at Sc:rippa lnltllutto of ~y Jn San Dlop. Colifomla. "The~ we want 10 II\IW'er oonoem the dec!per wa1era.. Till!)' are~ lbot turvenot-. ~.,the put. Are Lbere larp mobile animals tiYinl! In tho deep waleno ,_r lhe boctom? If oo. In What numl>ora are they 10 be found? How olOwly do t t - doop.... ohirlfll metabofh:e? Who! Is the mJcro.1>io1ot1i malt&up of !he bollam7- If lhere ~ an OCC1dont 1 what .,. theP"thwaya baclt. 11>-JIIlln? Dr. Yay.- 16 ilne ol thnoc manne ~ ao Scripp01 WIM>, aloo8 with dot:m11 of ocher adentU.a, enginoen •nd adtnlnlitratun 11 Wooc!Jhollo, Ort:gon State, Sandia Laboratorie&. md Lho Oc.J>-nmene or -.ood.· Energy In Washington, 0 . C. make Up th• inlraotructW'8 of tho li• y"')r old, SS million dollor a year U.S. Seabed Diopo&al ~ It b deo.lgtred to lludy the feaoibilhy of &TOlin(! high f<wol nuclear ,_. . r ~------.·~ waore- w.ya- be ...... bmd of to 'il w.-.--.lbe--- ~ ap~no~...,;c polutlon o(~_..--of~~ manrwr In wllk:h .._....,. . . . hadclumped.,.., ..... _ Qruln low ......... . _ loatopoo of ...... ltnlnllum lor ..umpte. moy mnain cl.u!jlon>ul lor upw~~rdl of U,OOO ) a n. The !nYitoiJmtonl:o """""'""' ,.,.,.,. II hollway tllnJutll 1 tOyNr •udy tO flnd 001 Whot 1\u happmed tociiJ........ oc:an clump 111... and whothor radlr.ah·e matot1all dwnped • • may lt.t\'0 foelnd their way into the food choin. One ol thtk>~ diaaw.eriea: ldolly of tho steel ........0 ss gallon dtum& of nudoor wute ue no1 located w1trre they ware~ 10 and CliDOOI now be found. Of 47,l00 bolrrelsol ....-:.n.e wute dumve<l """' '"" farallon bland> off San lor eumple, only 150 have bl>en found. OC<Ordifll! to San frandACO •upervioor Quentin Kopp. Some zs per<:ent of til<l&C. he claonu. had brollon open. """"..._.dumped rr.ncuco, PreooMdy nooro tnan one million •pent uramum fuel , . Mushrooms from .beneath threaten atmo 11\01"0 INn a ~--....1 who .from the tm<leruound testing are ltlll directly Jn the line or pi"'8t'am •• LAS VEGAS (PNS)-At an lire from poulble wndng or &lltll'age rate of once evmy uncJersround Ulltl. Fallout _ lhree md ~hall weeb, an About Z,OOO Utah ~· The day after an atomic bomb 11 detonated have •~Bned 1 •petitlon which underground nucle&r explo&ion underground at the U.S. begAn c:lrcuJ&tlns early this code·named "Coulommler~" nuclear testing site In the aummer, ~ f« an end 10 took pl¥oe oo September 27, Nevad& desert. the IJIIdetosr'ound nudear IAIIU 1977, at the Nevada Teat Site. Untll recentl.)',lbete subourface In Nevada and permanent however, abnormally high te.ta were viewed u w!e. But clooure of the tell tile \here. radiation readln&• were 'OW!I"nnll«<t documeol. and The Cltlactnt' 0111 l1'l_.lJuob ~ al t!h. loeat1ons in otheriCJUJ'CMnowlndicatethat trtsanlut lon , which Ia Utah. flsurei' of lil to 39 radi&tlon 11 -Pnll out of •ponll)ring the petition, saya picocuries per cubic;JJieler, r.,. wxJersround caYei"M &I the the ~ drive Ia fwt hiSh« tiwt normal blockground U!tl oil.e. • IJIII.lln« atarted. ra<llalian. were I"'ICCO'ddsd by the (]uuct.o(lhlar.tiatloolntbe H illh ·ranklns l!nerS;Y ·--~~ lllliiOIIpbere t - t.n traeec1.. ~~ ollldala IIIOUnlain Teof liiiB of&:iola~end the for a Otnada, ~ 10 Col. that OfiiiOin& ~... IIIDmle reecllnp were cau.ed by • !Yymond P. Brim, the Air Force bomb ll!lta have not baM Chinese •r.moapheric atom offiCial In~ of monllorins caWtln& radlallon fl.lJlD'itll'8 ·ID bomb tl!lt four days earlier. But fallout from the lelia from 1966 thnte outJide the arid leel lite's !hi Utah readings were several to 1975. Additional evid8nce 1,350 oquare mJ1e - . While limes bJsher •Ibm the 6 10 9 •ugge.u that the ~e ·~ admitting that In the past picocurie$ reported elsewhare be poUutJn& the region's ecarce r adloactlve cloud& from · 40 In the United Statl!l from the water tUpply. sublurface blaau did travel Ollnese fallout, And angry Utah Amonf lhoae tn0111 ooncemec1 beyond alte bcaundarlea. Nev.ads realdents illt!D poiol out that by are Utah realdeoll who Uvod Test Site manager Malllon Catea the Ume elevated radiation downwind fi'OUI the deadly says that "alnoo November levels were recqrded in' their muohroom clouda ~ by 1911, we lutve not tMaiUI'ed alate, the Chinese fallout cloud auno1pberic nuclear (tlatlnj! for any dole to 1he off·alte public had already passed•over Not'l.h _ . by No.,...n 8olo111011 •======================! A Salpllhs of WSC Courses For Fall 1980 - WSC 261-POLITICS Of HEALTH - Parker 224 Th 6:50-9:30 pm . WSC 23.4-WOMEN IN THE MIDOLE EAST T &. Th 1- 1:50 pm - Capen 266 I . . lr '1 F•AMP'mdW......._ Cd WSC at 8J1-3405 "• ' BaneberTy' .u chief or operaliona for the Ai r Force Technicll) Applications Cen ter , Col. Ray mond F . Bri m was responaible for monitor!~ off· lite flllloul from underground etomic detonation• at the Ncvad& Test Site from 1966 to radioactivity cmlsslona public In the I 975. '"11>e American people 1950s became havo 001 ra<:crived the true fac:u knowled8e for lloe forst time over the past 18 years or - only In the llle 197011. So far, underm>und tesiJ'n& regarding the undersround te5t prosram nuclea-r" fallout and radiation.· baa eluded cloae public Bri m told t h e Hou1e ac:rutlny. Subconuniuce on Ovenlght and But In a llttle·nollced lnvesliSatlons on AOJ8Uit l, appearance before a HOUM of t979. ~t&tivea Jubcocnminoe " There Ia lndiapu table loot year, a rol"lllef' hil!b-nnldols IIYidence on .-w-ei thoot lbowa U.S . Air Force oHiclol that the people; not ]ual of UIAh controdlcted lonfllllndlns ~~Pilllll'-- FREE DELIVERY WSCJAMS 3.35 WOM£N IN AMERICAN&.. BRITISH LITERATURE MW 12• 1.:1 5 Wende 1.12 , ,~ the underpound nuclear tests. 175 Vulcan Street - Buffalo!t N.:Y. Th 6 :25· 1b:OS pm Wende 11 2. l• SOVCI'Oft8\l contentlooo aboul Vulcan BeverMe wsc 334 WRITERS POE.TRY WORKSHOP - America and reached the Atlanlic Qce.m, "It looks very much to me like the 1es1 aile DNn"!!et& are using the Chinese falloutargumcnl to c.mouflose Wlderground teat ventln&o" tay• Preston J . TrUman, director of Olluns' Call. TrUman has another ...,..,... 10 doubt the auurancea of f.ner&Y Depal'UDer:tt officials. He made a point or cbeckinll on dusi,9lated federal monitoring Immediately after recent undersround leoti, and dilcovcred the mdnltOrl"8 sear had never been tumod on. Aueulns lhe ecolofllcal impaclt of the Nevoda tests Ia nom pllcatod by nation• I security retuictlon1. federal radlatlon monitoring data are clualfied.. Wormation about the u 1on1 of o ff·Jil e 51 allons For All MoJor Branda Of Draft Beer, Oa Ca'fft/JWJ - CAI.L.FOR DETAILS 875·0888. _, I 5 �i DISCO\tERYDISCOVERVDISCOVERVDISCO\/ERYDISCO\ l~ Graves. oper-o~~n«-~-.··-.-~-Mushrooms ai.o roc1a ...., piled "" at _..., 10 nuclilar plaoti Stat... (jowlrnmoont.,.""'lld ~ ~ lhe Unltod - ! i ! 0 """""*""" '""'In from .......,... maklne ond roda ...., lnd suonlod •• ...,.,.,..., ..... wutes Soulh Cotdlna, IYuhlojpon, Now Yori: ond ll!lnolo. The 5e&becl Olopw.ai ....... tsDP) ""' ... 18&3 .. on "immedlato miJoooone• IO ahow lhe leChnlc.J and -: erWI"""'*'Col f'NIIbii\J of lholr pn>pu!IO bury b4ilh Je.d wuooo JO 10 80 moun below "'he abyMal doplha t of lhe ~~ea"ldoplha more than t$.000 reed The)' hope i i ~ tO be oble 10 beiiiP pladns cannlllen of "'Ute below lhe......, lblr by t1!90-95. ¥ level To - . thlo p , the pc'Oject it ....,..l.lns with ocW!nlbu from • . . . . - or other nalloN kn<:ludlfl8 .~«pan. Canaclo, llriWn, '""""' and W• Cermo'\1', otudyins not oniJ deop - ecolo«Y end tl"' 1odder errec:s• (the upward m~V-tlon of bottom mouer lhrou!lh various O<'plllamo~ but Wo oedimenl ~ lon lniO(II'atlon Uhe abllil)l of varioua ,...,. aiOmlc: panlc:leo to bond with varlow lypeo of aandl, pollutant dlffuulon "'""-'-'h water octlon. earth crual geolof\y and delivery f)'IIOIIII and aeourity. In fact-the SOP haa 'a MOOnd fpnctloo: Not only 10 a._. !he leolibUity or •ub·-'>ed dlJjJoNI,IM aloo 10 develop ""'""'lor monftorit'(l the dllpol&l lll<!lhoda of other nltionJ. 111l• help• loawr an almoophere or lntcmallonJIJ and Nevada but of a much wider and fi)OI'fl encompualng area or the United StAte., were unknowingly aubtec:ted to fallout or radloac:tlve debrillthat retulled rrom ventlnga or underground and craterlnfl u•ata conducted at the Nevada Test Site,· heacldecL "Beca.ne of Wlllther and wind patterN, Lhll debris waa rrequently carried much fatlher than hal been reported to the public." Commenting on aworn testimony presented In 1978 by Energy Deportment ecung anlatlnl aecretary Donald Kerr-who later became director of the L.oa AWno• Nuclear Weapon& Laboratory-Brim aald that "from my own reRlarch and experience, 1 know or aevcral (underground test venlln.csl AR 101 I _ These two Tl Calculators can help you handle courses in math, in science, ot business. ~and in the real world. · that he dld not lndude. L lelt that he wu edec:11ye In the Information he gave concamJng teall that he dld report.• One or the wont known ventlnga wu a December 1970 code-named A· blut " Baneberry," which s ent radloac:tlve clouds a,ooo -reet Into the air. Although federal offlciala Initially announced that the MYJ~ral h~~ site worken moot di..-ly exposed to\be vented radloactivlty were In no dangftr of radiation slckneN. at least four later puaod · aw~ from leukemla. •we'know our bwbanda died of leuketnJ. by radiation; aay L.oulte Nwwnakor and Dorothy Roberts, whose busbanda were among the Nevl!Qa Tett Site employeea caught In radioactive debriL Tho government quletly has cone<.'Cled that aeveral other subsurface nuclear t est• •ll"wod radioactivity acrou the ~. and Into Canada during the 19601 and early 1970s. for example, a ,nutJcar te61 named "Schooner: part or the •nowdefunct Plowl\arti progratn advertJwl u a peaceful oue or atomic eaploslves, belched a large radloat:tive cloud Into the at.mosphore in December 1968. "Thlt effluent cloud was tracked continuously by Air Force planes un\il It reached the border of canada where •tanding orders prevented tracking oullide the llniled Statea: according to Brim. "1 remmnber a few days later an article appeared In ttJe New York 7lmes which reported an lna-e.ue in radiation detected in Canada. When we read the artlclo, we knew that it waa the cloud we had tracked to the border.· Deapite the. impllcationa of Brim's testimony the House subcommittee hat not shown any int.,.eat In l)W'Iulng the lllfll.er further. Radioactive " pollution of groundwater In parched Nuvada 1.t 41110 or great concern to roaldenll. Leonard Storm. usoclate profllSIOr of biology at _ the Unlveralty of Nevada , bollevea tho r egion 's groundwater gradUAlly b beJng poi110ned by radiation moving undtirground. What'• more, Storm charsea, radioactive &eep&fe from below·lhHuriace cavema Into tho lltmo&phere is lnl!vltablc. Amldat the volllminous Coclerol envirorunent&l tmpact report far the t ill! lito Is a brief mention that throtJ8bout the 1970s, radioactive xenon gu-traceable lO diagnostic ~..Into the radiationftllecl undl!rgivund vo~-has ' - ' ct.tected In Nevaa&. cities lncl\ldlns Lu The Department of Energy's teat alte c1epu1;y m&naiP'C noy F.. W..te ~ told PNS that no off·eite • .renoo ndlatlon radlncl have taken pl.ac:e IInce 181'1. Whm lhown the federal report · to lbe contrary , however, W..telater conc:eded that 'DIJ-eiae xenon readln8& have aJOtlnuod to the preoent. v.,. . butllidtbeyoro~ AllhDvCh Wld8 ..,eel to proylde ltllllllca - to the esr=t IIIIDualtor~aanon detected ofr·tlte, aoveral • a1an11w ct.r......, a..w ,.. ' ' I .un �OVERYDISCOVERYDISCOVERYDISCOVERYDISCOVERY! l Thanks, Oino f Does Mormonism and coal mix l _ _ _.o b y P hil Primack 0£J..TA, UTAH IPNSI-A •lz1Aie phoque In lhe Delta Oty Park recaiiJ one othot' Umo that thJ • •mAll Mormon town In weot·central Utah had to deal With a large Influx of newcomert. In 1942, 8,000 Japaneoe lntorneu were tranaported to nearby Abraham. which the plaque reclllil as •the bleak detert lite or • con~uratlon camp.· llnown orfoclall,y •• the Topaz WRA Relocation Center. · we were about lhe fourth l&r8UI chy In lhe lllle for a while because of that camp, • ..Y• Delta Mayor Leland Roper, "but it didn1 really cause too many chongc» ht:re in town.· li1 fact, nothlrl€s reaDy cauij)d too many ch&niJe• in Delta or surrounding Millard County since Mormon l«!ttlura and the Un.ion Paclnc 1\&lkoad creoted them 75 yean ago. But that atale or non-change lA about to end. Radically. Roper and qthcr local leaders are oow ap<mdins Ions hours ~onde rlns hitherto unimal!lnablc paperwork and budset problema. They're trying to prepare for s,ooo newcomers btlcouJe the town of Lynndyl. ten miles to the northeu1. I• the desilcnated lite for what II sleted to be the world'a larso•t coal·burnlns power pl~nt. ConatructJon or the 3,000 mesowall IMWI Intermountain Power Project U.PPI Ia scheduled "' begin late thl4 year. When oompleted, ita four 750 MW unita will cover Marly lli&ht squue mlJes or land. bum ten million tom or ooal and require about 4o.ooo acre-feet or local water each year, all scare<~ tq help foed Utah'a growth and southern CaUfornla'a cncr8Y sw eet toolh. 'Mlod·~DI' The predominantly Mormon population• of 10wn1 like Delta are divided aa to the meanJns or lhe pencJlns p-owih. On one hand. they seneraUy favor economic eapanalon and greater job oppon.:.Oltlea: on do they lUte mokJn& Utah~lhe center of the Mormon univerae--1 nuclear aponge. The power project, however, it taken aerloully, and sooeraUy more favorably than the giant missile rq~rael:, "'l'wo yeara •so our (armera were In ooonomlc trouble." 'thorpe Waddtnsham, • Delta clly attorney and Jttle aenate minority leader. "OUr buslneu dillrict wu soins tlown due 10 • decllnins population and taA baae While lhe constructlon phue will cause lOttie pain, lhe 630 permanent 1PP lob. wUI make us a 1/Uble community.• Ahhough many local olflc:lall ahore Waddlnghtm ' o enlhullasm for li!P, J.uuea like rro_nt19ld paymen\S'and ln·Ueu lana have recently dampened the welcome maL "!PP II going to bnns urban type probk.'llla here, and you can't solve lhom with count.r y·style solutionJ." '"'id Mercer County planner Max Shaw. "for quite 110me while, we dofus lhln&• pretty much on a handshake baJit." aaid county attorney Eldon EUnon. After aU, LPP's spoke11111en consisted mainly or representatives or 23 'rnall Utah municipal p ower asenc:iea-producta of other amall, Mormon towns. 'They were friendly , open tnd sincerely concerned about cooperati"'' with Mill ard County. "11lese were people we couJd barjlain with," uld . Mlllard County commluioner i J & fi "Y• the other, thBy sUII value their omall·town character, which could be ii'Mrievably loa\. In shan, people are not sure whether Delta can conaurne the o ul$ide world, or whether the outalde world will consume Delta. "I've spenl hours and h our& trying to nsure out what It's going to do to ut." 6&ld Mayor Roper, "and to be honcot, t nlll don1 think I reaUy know.'' And u If IPP weren't enough In it51llf, also ioorn~n&aver Deft a It what lhe mayor~U. "that atrall8er out then! In the detort. • sWrt you c:an1 even begin to co nceive," caJled MX ~ 1 sp rawlins $33 biiUon Intercontinental ballistlc ml11ile project marked for the weal· central Utah deoerl, cto.e to Delta. 'll>ough Delta'a Mormon population supporll 1 11r0ng national defen110, talk of MX It laced with Ierma like "mind· bog8Ung'' 11nd "!'lain lilly.: Nor .Lef4h ~~~- w...., Only afler monlha or deallns with lhftO local offiCi& did the ~iz:allon hit that once lPP moved beytfld proposal and into oon,trUction, day·IO-day dociJions •nd authority would more likely be oontrolled by far ~yet leu visible members orlhe r~rtium. "Cince lhe penni • wued," a state afl'lcW Nld. lhe bifl boys are gain& to move ln. And theY're going to be playing hard ball: When bondJns is completed, •operational responsibility will be ba....S on tho percentage of repruentatlon in the projoct," accordins to I PP spo~ Clark Layton \ _ Mormonlom Ne.>rly 60 percent ol all LPP powrr will end up In Califomi.L Of the' 40 percent &taytns In Utah, Utah Powe.- and ugllt is gettin« well over h.Jf by itself. The current board'• lS omall· town iocaJI will, oolloctlvely, have only an 1 I percem piece of the action. Loo Anl!dea· with wbom MUiard lolb bave had .. -,~- ...... ............................••• •• •:• : •• • ••••e e 3178 BAILEY AVE. 8J6.8905 C:: ,_ SENATE petltonll are aoaUable today, (9/ B) thru Sept. 15th at the SA Of/Ice, U l Talbert Hall. To be elected are: 4 Dorm Senaton 6 Off Cuipua Senatore 2 seDaton at Large· Deadline for tumlng In peftlfOM t• Monday, Sept. I Sth at 4:00 prn. Elec:tfonll uriII be held n.e.day and Wednudov, Sept. 2S and 24th. •• : e e •• •• .: • ••• : ••• •• : AREA COUNCIL ELECTIONS : Stipended Positions Available: • President, Vice President for Activities, Secretary & Treasurer Main St. Governers, Ellicott Areas Pick up petitions at the IRC Office in 101 Fargo Quad, Ellicott Complex •I• •e • •• • • : e • : For more information call •• •• : ••• •: ••• • 636-2211 • PETITION DEADLINE Tuesday, Sept. 23rd at 5:00 pm ELECTIONS TO BE HELD Sept. 29th and 30th .:•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: : ~ �! O~ERYDrSCQV/ERYDISCOVERYDlSCOVERYDISCOVERY I Lepers • --·---.. . archltop 10 dooiiP> a rww, ,_... apprtl!lri.tte ladllty 10 be built on lite lor a coot of about tho .,..- Oepamnent""" do u II ...... ood llhut doWn f1Uo Mohalu, 11 just mljlbt to lhut down the colony oo M<llobl, 100 • 1be pollc!ll(. - k • own meals an 1 tW<H>umor propane c:ampinS IIIOVe. and _,..,..., hu hit own room, a fad whld1 t'- tor the pro~oc~, but cherish. fl'arl<5 Poioe, ....,_ - 1 ~ the beoc:h that the teate'o oc:dona had bet'n ~· and _ · ........-e.• Judjp! Hulou!dlar went on 10 become U.S. 5ocn!taty of f.ducotlon. but In Much a ""':' j I 1 :t,:=::mtho!':'.."':"~ heard .., ~~ow~~~ redoral court. : Altome.Y Wollnolty, ....., wtll SO 11 to c:oo>m11o) late MI.)', ooyo t. will uk e t i lor an .......,.,., """'"' donlaJ ot udlltloo - tho-wa. _... ~ WoliNIIyw111olaobriocoult~ the ledenl , . . . . . _ for elell6 failure to properly monlt.o r Hawall'o federally aponooro<l leprooy .,.,.._. '1n tbll coao, tho' ledenl ~._ aime II ono of non-inW>I-t wtwno it ohould have been lnv9lved," uyo Wolinoky. In the .-ntlmo, the Holo Mohalu patlenu t'*'>aelvM hawo.hlrod M> :=;. !:,;::~= eov. ~ lt~wtoed It, with. tho ouppon of aate Helltb Oopattm<nt 01reaor c--,e y,__ Tocloy. onty el8ltt 1epon mna1o pernuo~ntly at Hale Moh.alu, tJ>ou#l lt7 othero from tho Moic>UI coio<IY como to Hollolulu tbsr aod vocal aJnlo hava been~ by the dioule. uyo ho hu a limple reuon lor ltl.)'lns: 'Tye heel ~ here lor 2t yun. 1blo ....,,. hon:>e. I loYe tbb pa-. We have our privoc:y. We can wmk around 00 thepooundo and SO aboppiJislor periodic . . - J vbito and the ..,_ and aB the merd>arm many llllll . . _ to Ill.)' at HAle know 1.11 and lllle Ul. I won\ luw Mohalu r.u- lhan at the Mwly here to SO live In • hoapital." nlbuiJt ladll\)' 11 Leahl hoapltal. Sayo Bernard Punil<al&, who is hio '11le Molokal p&\lonta," 11yo Or. mlc1~iaoneofthe~tolall Worth, •are afraid that II the Health ltawllil.tn ~y patienll. "lt'o time recoo«ni"" Ul u people, not u a dJJeaJe. not u chauel who will work lor It 60 an hour. not u opedmeno to be moved about anytlno<! tho buroaucratl leolllllo h that people We are people. We ore not In t"" o.r1c ,.,_,and we refweto believe we are In the o.r1c Apo. But In the mlnda ol the •lie offlc:illo, wadonl ....., e>llt. We're not here.· Coal. Statemenu and tran&miJsion vlrtuoUy . no negotlaliono, Ia dally life In a town like ocheduled for more than a third llna; Lynndyl, with barely t 10 of !PP'a 3,000 MW output. Said an aldo 10 Utah Cov. Scolt Mlltheton: "Utaharu are SOfnS to hava very tittle control over thla ~ once it set• SOloS·• 1l)o\.18f> otMIJ communltles Uke Delta ~tand to feel the imJ>'ICI moat, lor better or wone. they limply "have 10 .believe what the etpertt teU ui; one Lynndyl woman aald. But uperu think about Envlr9nmenul lm l people, hardly ~ on . , expe11 ICIIe llhaped for a project with ~ power to run a df.Y of lhrfle million. Delta, for lnlta.nce, hu nt!\'er had a murder and hu a crime rate one-eiQith the already low Utah tllte average. Yet few loc.tlt believe that the boom town syndrome now almost routinely reported from places like Crals, Colorado, and Gillette, Wyoming , could happen here. Naively or not. they believe that their Mormonism and the tight social bonds arlslng from It will be a sufficient shield. In Delta, the coming lnOux is aeen notu a social threat but as a religious ch aUenge. "We're a,lrcady gearing up for a major ri\'lulonary effort," said Glen Swlllberg, a Mormon official and businusman In Delta. "The new people will begin to ask questtons tike 't"hy' don't you amoke or drink coffee. And lrtends!l!ps wUI begin.• He predJC1ed that a quarter of the IPP work Ioree will becom~ Church members. Allalle PhD N'oelion, a local Mormon active in !PP affairs, sees the jobs offero!d by IPP !>ringing lamlliet back together partic:ularly important in a Monnon eulture. "l'or years we've '-n expoi'1Jn« most of our be$t crop from here-our klds." he said. "'ur agriculture alone just couldnl provide ~.;:.,y ~oats, p&l'ticularl,v the farmers, remain skeptical. IPP't environmental Impact ltatement eatimatea the project will remove IOJJle 8,000 acres from a,¢cultural production and annu.ally contume 401000 acre feet of water. 1l)ough NeOoon, who sold his water company to rPP for a healthy profit, aees little difference "between ~ping a.lfalfa or shipping kilovolts to Callfomia," Bemird' Jackson and other farmers '&I'll worried. Jackson helped clr~ulate a petit ion laat aummer signed by nearly 300 people against IPP. Ho had to P"Y to have the petition publicized in the M illa rd County Chronicle. "We're not agalnal growth." the dairyman aald, "but why tear down something which has built up lhls country and rep lace It with a white elephant?" He feels that Nlebon and dther IPP baclr.era have oerloualy 'uodereatimated ~ Uwea by the tos.s of ~ural ....... "1bat water ne«<a to be paued on to the f\.IIUJ'e,• JliCbon &aieL •we were fortunate enough to have it; we don' lutve the rlflhl to tell the ~~~ornia setlin« the power fl'DIII !PP couldli' CIU'e !eM .tJout what lt'a &001111 10 do iO people like ua."-aakf fanner Pred Tllrner. " IPP meana the end of ~ure and our rural way olllfe.• 8uch dDubu _ , put one ._, offlc:lal.ln miDd of Delt.'l ~ c.mp claya."' It will end up being u 1111)' !(, forpt about what' we're **-to ID"tllruu8h with IPP, u It hU been 1o lolwK abOut TopAif" wondered Mayor ,_,_If ::.......~~......:.._--' ..... ' �OVERYDISCOVERYDISCOVERYDISCOVERVDISCGN'ERY! i Take this, OPE.C? II Through the looking glass; a glance at future of cars - -- - - -.s>.Y Kennecb cm.kl WASIIJNCTON. O,C. IPNSI- "The ~ automotive r1co againn the rblng mtt or oU lmpur\1 II opt 10 otld In o d"ad heat by the eorly 19110t. ,., thon·tcrrn &•In• now lMiing ochlov.-1 by ltif!her pr~e& and l!'"•ler fool ctnclency wiU be ncutraliled by the CliO.• inutll•~ total automobile rnileo&o, which hu """" fton1 lhrGc ID five "'"'''"" eoc:t~ year ov"' the put tlceode If ArntlricoN hove If\)' hope Uf winnlrlg tM ,....,_lhot lo, &olnlflS on 1M rloin!! a>ot of drfYII!3-- wiU need I l~al"j!iiCC fu I hat g ou well beyond today•a wn~ mandatl'd fuel economy lland&rda. lie mu•t ...,_'dop can that ..ill have radlc:AIIy ~AI ~ fuol """"""'Y· perhol"' u high a1 51Hi0 mOM per pllon 5uc::h a.n ac:tde\it:menl doeto not appe_ar lmpot&lble 1110 Voll'" ""'' a41en IW>hir dieoel modd already getA 12 mll•• to the gallon, while both lhe f'ord F"'•ra and tho Jlp6neoe J 3.ool).mlle , •..,.llon llip. pUll a boat or tnilu. or carry ai• exira load of camplrl(! flelll'1 • 0 Does not the real value of the automobile lie proclacly In 111 ablll\Y to aerve a muiUplloity ol lunctlont? Obvloualy, a "city .,.,.. would not dilpl..,. oon"""tlon.&l ouwmabiiM. We wnuki Jlil/ need blgll·perlorrnancc can for driving on the open h!Chway. Such oan would ooruluue 10 bet avalloble, but liM!)' would oorne 10 be viewod u oped.>~ purpooe ~ ........., who COllld a/lord them would own lbmt in addition tO u..tr _,my dly ...... ........., who could ..,. llhoUid lurve an ol~tive: a voJtly uponded and voat.ly ""'"' aa:oosoible tyotem of ....Utos and IHotinf! a.-Jes. With I docmtrali&M ""'worl<ofleaae'ond rental . - dilr-aed throo~Shotn a mutropolitan area. IN! noed ID own a lorp. all·purpoae autoruobtle would largely disappear Convenlenlly located . nelghborhood·bued qar r·ental place• . J i lloodo are In tho 3~-40 mpg ronge. lmpnwod of(orlng CUII0010rJ a eompul ftrland lCiephcme rc10rvallfm aya·tent ahuUar 'o thai currently omployod by alrllne~. Wl>Uid take the ha..l<! out of nnltlrl(! outomoblles. Muol nutchl"8 of dM! t!H&intt • pownr to the ar's people would no longer find it neces.sary w own a fuU·olud oar bocauoe renting one ror "'""'" could flllce th• p i of SCJ.mpg fuel economy within our ~r4jp the occ.ulonal aonle out or town would ...JUt the p i wUI be OCNO\'od only a1 a boc:orne at "9{t """"""""" and ...,.., economlc&l. Urbii\ .,.... would foll up WJth pna! A .SO.noflj! car .. ou~c~ be oiaJlifiCOlltly smaller and llthler \han loday'' tmoU, wper-efllck!nt ell) cars_ t ubcompoctt. problbly ev•n romaller than II this a roollltlc: liCI!nlrlo? ~ the Hondo O vlt It m;pt carry only two IonS "II> learned to """ and ""' po~ on wmlon and hove U11le apaas ex(>OJlllve rann mochlnety moperatlwly, the left for lu~ It would !moe mode&l no<lon of l lwing ~of IUlomOOiJei acceleut1on compared wfth today 1J ~w 8'Ma ~&~lnrrl the Whole natlon&l automobU,._., &kmg With a l•m•·ted cruilin& . e.q>orlr!OOo. Arnork:.llnro tend to ..,... roo r•ng• 111 ,...., on tho "'-.!gh1 of iu ll>el much mnotiou.aJ bweatment iu their"tars 10 ITeat them ln a maue:r-or·fAI~ way. u they poyload 'TilO 50.mJ)6 oar O( lhO fUIUre WOUld be a would their othtlr chattel•. a utomatic tranllrnfuiolll, llghter•wl'!lghl matertaJJ IIUCh IJJ: m)(W<reif1fOrced pJutJCIJ iD14.U high·compre5~1on e~nm •nd better r.,...,.,.. 'city car''-• low·performance vehicle lntefldod for wmmutlng and for load, fn\ra· metropoUtan travol. II would """" the doy· 1o-da.y Lnnspor111ion naedJ t.klt a.ooount for . . . IO 80 1"'"""111 of IUtO lra..el in motropolium are:.ta ~ But what or '"" oth"r 20 penli!DI? or whot use i.a a car thai coutd not 1ak~ a family on • Szechuan a... •top11 Yet, there .ms oome tontatfw Ji#tt that anitudeor are chafl81fl8. The practice of"tJme. sha~ v.oc•rtlorr homet. boata lnd reoon condomlniumo io ep.-ding Neighbors band lll8'"ther lntu an informal ooopenuve to aequin! and uae lolntly a whole niJ1f!" of Restauran4 Inc. 762 Millersport Bwy. - 832-5555-6 ·"g 8c ~teo\ pek' S:ree;huan S'yle Food lp% Discount for GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Monday to Fridoy 11 am ro 11 pm SaL & Sunda 4 m to 11 pm qquipment Ond fod.lhlt.'1. from iaWMlOWCI"I and power tool> to owlmmlng pool• f rench •nd Dutch capttrhmmtl with "public: outOOKOIJrfej"-..lf-drfve tuho. u h ~-ere wtvch An! •vaillbte in ~ed locauoo• lhroughqul the <hy-lla- " "wn promi~ In Swede-n a cooper•li\.'«tly rnlf\a#d """"""' to ......., rec;rolional and other- tpt'Cl ll purpo.e \ thiclU •mong ......sen.. "'_;t£..,...,... of a MJI>urban dO\ e!nprnont hoi reported!) .......i th ;,nd a c:omprehen alve a}'& m neJ&hhorhood·baaed car ren1al con> ._, pi'OJ'OI"'d in tN! d ty or Lund. 11\4!1 aan'M! (Or"CCCCJ, that are pu&hirlg of hu Ui to modify 04,1T, onhudcr. 1oward automobile uwnorthlp are al.110 fon:b\1 -.. to rtMM our ,.u.bllorbod no\lona of aut~ - . Wbilo of rfd<t.•harin,l! I> llill in iU tnf•ncy1 we are Uke:ty to 1M it ex:pand and vow In- toph,atlafion tn the future. Commuclty<>wnod and operal<!Jd lleet$ of .-.u.., """"""' "public automobolel" and.,... ml,shl one doy pf'OVlde • varioty of public: t....,._.atoon """"""' whlt:totodly . ;.. aoldono aval!.\l>le- In the momlng thejt would tlelwer ""'""".. or suburban c:ommurutle. to r-1it AatloM and """"'"" bioo otopo. Dl.lnl\tlthe cloy, aome or '"" ume ••ohicles "'Ould ...,.,..,., people to "'l!)onal o.hoppu1f! - t t n 'whl.. otben would ""rT)' cholrHJI and olderty_ c:itluno wilhm ~ ODmmunfly In the Lltd aftf:r"'nnOn "- would """'" to their a>llooctlon and tltotributoon function and bnng horn<- ""unu"ff """'"""..., from tr-&~.nS And ~ tn ~'mi-"P Alld on wod<ondo. pan of tile ....,. n...c would be " - ' u "'""entlonal taw of ;u ability It>~ ll<l•il~y 10 r:ha~ trw..el demandt , a communltyoOWIWI and opented ahOi'm automolji<' oy.,cnt W<>tlld he made ._-ok:oolly-.nd.. Alllblo-· . _ . . . . -.. - . . the ncnlon of a utomobile UN' from automobUc ownership. Only afi~:r we ha~-e fully ~od thb dlchotomy and ho"" inrrliturlonallz.ed lr tht'OtJ!Ihoul tN! 'f'lo'£11 we ~wt 1rul_y Jrwenu!!CIIhe amomobile of """"""'Y· 1he future .~·ROOTIE'S-'i [======~ CAy ll : Din! ~ n ll n ll .n ll ~~ LIBERATION FRONT n ll wEdNESdAy, SEpT. 1 0 n AT 8:00PM 107 ToWNSENd HAll MAiN ST. CAMpus ElECTIONS OpEN To All! ll n ll ~ll •fA • I ON Dtultle O.r of Chie~W'..s r~ wtm ... ~of • .,.,.,.. WITH~~ &jlho O.C. 31. 1WIO VALID ANYTIME .. ... ,ROOnFS ... ... ~ b====='ir:::::==~==r--=dl ~ ******************• �l JGlaring favoritism ~ It Ule Board of Regenta plan for higher educ.Uon In the State Is • fuat a draft, au~t to deb.,e alld Change, there Ia no Immediate call for alarm. How-. II It fe • hertllnge< of things to come alld - Indicative of the Regenta' anltude toward SUNY, CUNY and the Independent ~tor, public higher educ.tlon Ia In lor trouble. • The leellmonln Pf-nted yesterday In Buffalo by UB representatives - . right In thalr orltlelam of the plan. The 1 J A word of warning j To rho Edlror. 2 f ='n: t~at':.C::u::':~i~;f., ~':::r!:tvate sector and subtly The contradlc1tonatn 11\a Regenta' ptoposal ttanG-out distinctly. f It talktl about making hljjhef educalton mora ac:cesalbta to ¥ students and In the 111M breath claims tl'l&t SUNY and CUNY wilt J , _ cutDeclca. It lalla to recognize t!Utt low-coat, public educallon Is moe1 -.lble. lbe ptoposal clalma thet excalfenca will be measure by the numbal' of out-of·atate and f01etgn atuc:tenta attracted to a school. Again, the statement cootradlcte the olten repelled mission of all)' state unlvaralty-to aerve Ill region. The Regenta also falls to conalder that the ptactlce ol charging ~llala rnldents higher tuition et public collegn and unlllt~sllles may hln4er the recnJitmenl effort. But the moat significant aapeot of lho R~onta' plan Is Its evaluation of lhe three sllle educallon sectors. Studanl Assocaltlon (SA) President Tim Sheehan Is correct In pointing out that the bin towards I he private aectatls moat glaring. According l o lhe Regenls, SUNY fa "large," CUNY Is "young," bul tile "lhr1Yfng and dive tao Independent colleges" are Whllt gives the State's posteecondary ayatom a "uniQue profile." This Is rolleollve ollho aultude Which, In recent years, have been responsible lor lolling public education suffer all he expensp olthe prlvale seclor. This Is the basis of I he philosophy which has tot State support for SUNY and CUNY annuelly orode while aid' to prlvale Institutions fncreaaee. The Regenls plan etatee that smaller enrollments will drive down funding for higher education. fl later projects that within thre& years the ptlvala sector will be allracting more studenls lhan SUNY. UB Presldenl Robert Keller noted Tuesday thai t~nrollment assumptions seem lnordlnetely neglllve, unrealistic and poasfble fn•ccurale. However, unless tho R~onls Is convinced of that, 1118 projec:llon,-11 used to delermlne funding-will seriouSly damage public education. Ketter Is rtghl In demanding thai the Slate make a commilmenl 10 postsecondary educallon II II wan1 excellence. The plan se1s unrealistic goats In the lace ot the nardshlps It ptedlets. The syslem will nol be 11ble to recove< from eaol) blow lhe Regenls seems to expect. But, there ts no need for conct~n about " the system." Pa.rts w•ll do well. The prlvale sec101 has nol auttered in the pasl und11 G<IYwno< Hugh Carey'a ac:tmtolatrallon ano we hava no reaaon to tlelle\oe It Will sutter In lhe near future. The commitments have been made, and are repealedly fulfilled. SUNY al'ld CUNY, however. wfllagaln be put on lhelr guard. The allftude shown by the Regen1s and the philoSophies of the , - Governor will contmue ro Ioree admlnlslralors and Sludenls of the public sec:lor to call tor more funds. more commitments, more . efforl by I he Slate to save the lnlergrlty or the hlg/ler educalion concepl. But Wl\at Is ahool!lng II lhal I he cries have repeatedly fallen on deal ears. From Carey, through tho Regenta, through focal teglstalors, complalnle by lhe pubflc seclor have aeldom spurred response. • There Ia no essurance lhat the testimonies the R~enls will make any change ln,he high education plan. Nevertheless, we coml)lend the efforts ol those who appear to cvolce their dfscontenl. .......-. . . . . . ..OM- - . . .. . . . ·- - WednMclaJ, t 0 Septemllar 11110 Ecllllf-lft.Cttlef ......... - EJenaeac- John ~.~!~~ana " - Slmol) ... ~!,::...;-:-.:·::.~·.:..~-= ::=:·:::.::::::::'"..!:: ~ - ·--"- ....... --............ ,. . .,... OM,....._ ......,. ...... - ~ •••··•• ... . .., •••• Nc~MQ!oft . .,___ ~•..,. ,........ _...,......_ ~........ ~ ....-._... - • ,.......... .. . .. . Tonrfltttt Mo......... - ·-c.·u ...... Dooolo.r.- '* II WO<Nift 010 lh«O and II lt>ey oro alone. Ho<t era aomo INngs to prolect YGUrsett end liM! ICf. ll women lfvo alone stidl a COUple of mens' nam.. on your IT\I.UbOM5. Get to know yout ntighbo<a. It attoclced, acr...., ,better yet acrtom lire he- ,.,.. him. Hll wanted to mow if a OjaM •'*' Jadloon ,,..., t'"'"" sne told Nm that the,. WN no one llvl"ffln I b!> that name, but /Ia /lasftlled lmg.ti<IQ.t ' - r-ated ......II. liO loll AYI"'I /Ia WOIIIO Check the othet l'lovMsln the neighborhood. lie went aeroao liNt atreot ond cheeked out that I'IOuM ICf .. ~,.. Jact<aon" then stOOd In front ollhei'IOuae for about ten gtus eo - ~a 10 !Miclc - where tllere Is no people'"'" open the- lor him. He wants lo _,.you"" -oraom_.. - Abo'o11 an, ..u lho polO:. II rou &UIII>IC!o<>a. ~ y O U I - lOCked end them to I(Jongera. Check all locU lor ac:c:eotbllhy l e lty 10 allde an 1.0. blttwten the dOOt and your lock. Loc- 111 unused w lt~dowa. minutes etat1ng Into our wiMow. He mutt have aeeo thit we w•r• wotehlng him boc&use he walked away. Thai wu not lha on<l, He C01!141 back to liNt ho"" C/o«y/ Riggle l<il!y Stow, Jim Mumm Tony N~ro •cross the atrHf ..an hour Iatif' ana waJkod In on • woman who wam alone. Fortl.lllltely t,tfl were people Rlul Prauo -rerry Ven Met" ·- Guest opinion Rossberg-fair, honest and devoted by Lau111n Shapiro SA DlrfiCtor Ac•demic Alfllrl The recent appoln(menl or Do.., Rossbe<g oo Vfco Prealdenl '""'Academic Altai,. clnerveo opeclal common! ICf 11>6 Sluclent ANOCIAllon {SA). Illhe SA It to meel ttre Meda ot 1tud.n1s andi thua, do out Job el,eci1Yt11, •• ...must devetop a lhm •• we about c:Jeveloptoo a corn"""'lcat~ strong bond of Fti(ohontS!o<levotOCI. •. TheM ore all ed)4iettrM wh1~ llo-.. been ~sed to dtocrtbe fl9tobe•~: ..wNeh we- al-laltod9ifta.· -I'UIIOb • VI'M. All"' discult"'g ~ .....,.._ 01 U8 Willi .lltm. ...... _ . . . . . Ht tortfvtvt,l "' 1111 Cllllnlona and lo, Ill .., .... IMat, -ltted to ~ tl---ltufton. flollborv Mil MY II!JII ...... to< 1!111 unr-ally and conti!'UOf'IY IUQQMII - fOIIIM _... ot ue. lethe< '""" the P'Ob1o lloll!tdet......, ....._, llot-o tallY no_,. Ht laltWare o f tilt 11"00'-1\e ._..., . COf!lllllia lob end l n t - on IMina • Cl'l- mey htvooomelnlluonco on 1ne•• deolololla. Along the eamo flno1. the VPAA should provide ua with a basts tor movomenl towards mutual goats and obtoct1Ytt5. Dellnlng theao goalo oxpllc~IV can be, not only an Incentive towatda euoduelng quality wor" fOf ~sberg . btrt anould 1>1 I he context ol tha eotld ,..at;onslllp that wo look forwar~ to. ' working rt!at;O;.antp with I he VPM'a oil..,._ On lhla pr~~niM, It Is OUf rosponslbillly, u ,.pro-tatl•oo ot the stlldenls. to m.J<o - r our -ptlon of Roubotg'a polonlial end of how • tnt- lo MlabUIIII lhla rolat-11> - h hll ollloa. Wt lla.. olreacly IMt With Roslberg end ora confkMnt 1/101 he Ia aa onthUMitlc -tl- · . .... ......... u - lo """" wltll o 6 1nc11 alro. c.ollo on opatt"*'IO tnqultl"ff aboutllclll~ occuponta. - Stleehan said In Ills address Tues~y that he Is nol ceiling lor. a master plan· that favors SUNY. Why nol I hough? The stale has never flslenend to our pleas before, Maybe by calling for much more ltlan we could avor expect, we will evolually lind tho Slele acllng •• a good parent-supporting It& three higher education seciO<S equally and felling each ahlne In lla own right. 'THE· SpECTRUM t'.tn O¥ef ·-t>Od I bellovo he OUt hOuwmate was eomjng home from ctesMt 11 5:00 p.m. end began wall<l"ff up tile t>a<:l4 Ito~• he&Js Voi.31,No. l aroul'\0 who hNid Mr scream and I'IOuM. The roplat wu puiauod down the auoet but A wamh'lg to au unl\oershy woml'n. A rapist 11a1 liN<!. casing ejW\tn4tJIIt loolll"ff lot potential Yictl1T18- A small built, light cofo<ld lltod< -liiQ. ...,.lend....,,.lc. ...... ......._ taitw llwl. ructtna~~ to ........ ~n lhla aplllt, lllf SA It formally requesting that Vice PrMident RosatHttg. In ooopet'atJon with hll well· respected AUlstant, William Greiner, ICfmaliY O<ltllne e•pectod goalalotlhe lllicooning year. Recognizing the lnMCUrt tlmte of bud9ef wtbeeka snd /lmijed riSOIItCM 11\11 we taca. IIIII planning ra CNeial lor • ..._th aclj<rallr*'t to lneviltllte chanQeL the SA /laS alteacly . . - tltelr ecada~T>Ic objoct-10( tl>la year Ind. tllo.w!.a, - ' ' tile YPM to publicize his -~ol WI\O(hla aooaO!>~II.Y lo tile atudenl$ llj WI un~ lo. W. ahara ~g't ..,tlmlam. '*!. •tlhea.,.llmo."' must 1>1 reatllll'C...,.! -~~~ Wo 101410*1 l./lal lhe Yf'M'a olllce ,.,..ln the1< fl)lortllo•lllnl""'toiWhatlhe'l'~lhemtsslonof 111ft-..., fa. Spaclllcally, Wilt 11tey confront f) ...... llllocaiiiiM' lflflla., ~ r.-.rcas ~ Teecltlng OUtfiiJ ~lon ~ A~~~Wardo) ~IOeortt ole4adotlllo lllghtt a.11d Foc11lly 3) -PGftllllttiJ · ol)0....$:d~ &) Aolldemlc Ntl4tN!Ion. -w.- 1 ~. C'ecf!edullng, ............. ....,., ln-ola....,-.-o--10,.. ,...,.... .,........._,...........,In_...I!)'.,. IN_.,.,. - - - - - U , ..Woeptoaldent ...,.,..._lll-.llttunl\lw1afly-aaclt. ..._. lau•A 1 Acour....,..,...,....... ..,..,.., . .. . _. . . . . . . . wttl~ ... ................. ....,. .. _wa_(olleet. ~~-~-.......wu..,.,.,.....,._ ......_.,.. dit!lligllte ....,1110 . . . -IO !httwe """' IIIMioltot ................ lor~ ,_.,,.,. ~o~rr-lltllne ~for -~""'"ln=-~ll)' totileatudent bOdy: tllal .. ""~ IIIICf Qlllltty oOuc:OIIIo~ to ~to thll t t . r - �i i f ~ SA on the Harrigan memo T0 th• EdltOI.' "Qlete • r• 11 ....., two ways in whiCh the Infamous Hllffigan memo rtiJordlng HYPIAO con be Interpreted. -On ahe one hand the recommend•tlons '••uect In ttla m&mo are bQth patemalleHc: and conde..cendlng, as la.r as students are concame-d. The moo1 abeurct ei(CeJ"pl ot the memo, as correctly polnttd out In tnt Friday's rne Spectrum 8jtflorlal, lnvotYtl lilt total cslaregarcs oJ stu&uu rofetlndum• regtrdlng mandatory tees! It could be argued t~ot tnoao oplnlono, In additiOn to add,.es;,lng the NYPIRG IUYt , wenJ dra ttttG as a trial balloon-an lnlltal atop In o aut>tle and lnborol>le P.roce.u aJmed at l'llmtn•tlng tne mar.datory atu<tent tee. The Idea ol a ··co-eutrtcutat ,....-wh«eby the SUNY Tru.stees wou&d cenlfatt; coHect atuc.tentectMty montes and ~ t.Mm out to c&rnpuMS as 1ney see lit-toom Jusa aJOUnd 1M comer. Thus, 11 would be sale to ny tha t theM snaoa ~~ to be tne long term-problems t~OI OIIOIM be 01-'0ted wiUI Ms. Harrtg.an·a handiwork. *"" On the other hartd. on• could argu. that lhe mandl lory fee g uldo l ll'\11 CancJ aubsequent lnterPtetation• thfN'eol) are htta to atay. and no amoul'lt ol parlor lr1cka wUI maktlttlem wan•an. Lei us not forget that It w*t a ttuGent lnlthned COUfl action Which spawned tho origl"a' otQtO mandated guidelines. In the area of tegltlmlz.lng m • noatory fee e;cpencJllures. It oould bit ltgued thll Counsel Harrigan -seems to have done most ot our work 'or us. She has e-mpowered u1 with th• ability to akin the Requeattoo Encumberance Purcl>. .o (A.E.P.) I YSl., by 01>41nlng our optionS. to \qfUde a eonttlctual metnoo ot payment. The lmp!lcatlona ollliCh o pollcy sw•t•• Me startling~ Upon ctoMt lt11PI'Gt'on o• theSe s,o.cauect "hntt>er reSirlctlona" h could be llfQ<JOd ~at In I.e! tr>e coiJar has bMn tooeeoed. By Ylrtue of thll memo. we lind outSet- In tt>e position ol ornp-tlng -lolls melllodo ot poymonl oncl <locumonlollon. in lerpetauon.~, bu1 palntul e~erloncos w• wUI &.ave NYPIRG tfom lhe &IIOCf"dO with dealing with the nu 1vot boglln and t lrea4r the VB admlnlatraHon has attt1ed to tum • deaf a.ar to tne atu<Jentt" piau. The UB Wom&n'o 8owllng Toom il'f1lon M• been natiO..ally ranked tho'1..l lhrM yU'ra (ikd, 6t~ and 2nd) Will lind It hard to oontlnuo II• line porlormanotl$. And W~'/'1 Nol because oltaclt ol talent Again lhlo year •~• team la k>ldod wUh; fine boWtera; four starters art returning from foal ~anl\Od IOO"'- Tt>e reason is t~ot no one in the un'-alty odmlnfltrl110n Is toddled wl~ an willing to help. The ...,. ,... IM<Ieqaote buc1Qet (to ooy the leuQ and wit~ the raalgnotlon of J on• Poland, - n g I hot fa less IJIOt the ...,ollollfe, S..ral ol Buflolo'o top t>owlots y..,·, · tgno<ed ........... .... ~­ thoUgh tM)I """ . , . , _ lrte-t 1tt tile poaltlon. w. all are., ecutety .....,. of the " ' - . , . In deWioplng ochool oplfil. opo!lly. lOCO ol natiOnal recognition the! plog<Jo UB. Wo41, wo do have on l l ..,Ill world " O~IOU1ty, 6oth 11011 ol I hiS ISSue are not as ea11ly defined at we have anemlo<l to show, Consequently, equal (CH gr1111r) amount of COAtuaiOf" there •• •n I regatdlng SA'a poll! ion on t"• HaH1gan memo. On the one hand we ate polttl'fed as puppeLS ol the admint&traUon ancs on me other •• are looked opottas opetatl""s of HYPIRG We aaGIJ wtah to DOtnl oul lh•t ne1thet tntetesca Ue '" atcomcWtthlng: lhe •& uue tot~WIOQ Our goal$: I) PtOIOCtlon ol tr.. StUGOnl Mandatory Fee 2) ~nurl ng flnanciiJ ac:coun1abdlly to s.ludeflts l) lm~ni~O thl UnencJ11 cJirecttvu of tt-.e Senate (ond vHimato4y ••• a!Udontl) C) Mal"lllf'ing • wo,..lng retattonsntp with lhe admlnllltltlo,... 5) Guerding agalnll tnlringemenll upon our r•ont5 to provide atudenl otglniLIHons w1ltl a.pace on campu.s. We emp11allcally condemn tho Harr·toan memo lor Ita lntt!Mic Of')d •ono term tffocto. b\lt nonothelc.ss. we are forced to u1llllt 1he me'!'o's extrinsic a.nd anort 1 ~H\ '\1-vil.otages as one ol many means to accomplish the atoremenlioned enda. We .will use our SUN Y contacts in Albany 10 keep lbttas1 nf any anct all deYf!!topments tf!Q3t0i"' thO S'u<l61'\l M•oelatOf"Y Fee Vet OC'I tr'\e VB front yte will lntutl 1na1 Olir studetll powers are not abbf'ogilll() • l;moth, J ShHita~ Pt~5ident Slud~nt A$-soc:tauon \ Ilion 8 Not/tall, rtHSUt<H \ Stud&nf As.soe-attOn Intentional destruction '(lie &eMol yoor ,.f 0 f Atono thtt lint ol uunklnG. the eno tBSIJila we aurJ)f'•tlngl)' c;t.., Not onry w•M we nave irterea.aed out oont•ol ow-er the etudwn m andatory tee cwllh jn the stall gu loeftnea. anrouo~ precendent and •thletlc team tnat could http sotwt theM probHuns. A tum whk;h hll c;onsls.enrty given us som81hlno to be ptound'OI and w ~OI ~oppona? The athlettc departmen~ In tt>e ot Bouv Dlmmlo~ and Sal Eaposno ons destroying It T~oy soy II II 1 low priority spot~. Ob'llouel~ tf'lty ha•• I'M)I bOOn to an)' of the locaJ canes or evan 10 Squirt lanes to see the popularlly the sport clou novo. By not provl(llng the monlos and coac~lng noe<led. tl1e)' are aUowlng, U not causing, the unqueallonably bell t..m l>e<ell UB to collop$8. Why t~lo Ia ~lng CIOno ono con only gUoU. t>ut ~ aomeday we can ott •n answ., from them and not juat 1r.. doWio tal~ IMI hoi bean corning from tllem oil summe< 11 Olrnrnlctc and E~to wiU not prO'IIcle tile llfiSwor aholltdn't P I - I Kottw or ~ p r - ll'ltm. I don't u - the logic; being , _ , tr.. lOgiC> thltlo caualng ,,.. deotructiorl o t UB's t>oat t..,.. lot'a IIOpO ~ wol\n vp. \ �,) To the Editor: In The${1M;trvm'o report of 1110 Springe<lmplomont• QQn (1113180, pego13) II would have -tf>e unlvoro~ lr'oln1ore01o bot1er to howe eonou~ed the author of the Report lmperloctly extracted. In lhe lnteresio of accuracy, Jet the record be eot otralgi>J. The list of eouraeo Holed have - . reeo.,. mended lor a .-ductlon from four credlte to three by the Fall of 111111 unlna furlhor academic /utt)f~tlonr oro lorworderl to tho O.U.E. Curriculum Commlttoo by NQvombor I, 19/J() ond oppro.-d. It shcukl be pointed out that ti'Mtte are amono inany four·credlt courses ex· arnlned by the Sp(lngor Implementation CUrriculum Commltleo In the llghj of tho Springer Report recommendations. the Oearrno Memorandum, and the prae· llee 11 peer insthutlons. The cours·H YCH.t Ust are those oltMr for whlcn no justification wao offered by respoc. live departments or for which the Justific-ation was round to be Inadequate · by the Commfttee. In each G.aSf, the department was Informed the aeUon a.nd lnvi'ted to wbmft furtllerdocumentatlon, lilt so wisl>ed, before November 1, 1880. Each department Jecelved a temlndet of the deadline aglln fn August. The important poi nt Mre ls !hot no final decision has yet been made. II there Is a story here, you will have one after November 1. If we'te fuci<y, thtt headline will read " Springer Report Fl nolly ~afd to Rt5t." of - John P~rsdotto ~nlvtHs/ty Oeon Editor's note: Following fs thfl list Ot courses The Spec· tl\lm lpologfzes lor any l nco,wnlence. Amttrlcan Studies · 205 Bisek Studies • ell lour credit coutsfJs Communications · all four ctedft cour.ses Economics 181,182, 335, 33(._ EnglnHring and Applied Sciences ·305 lnduStrllt Engineering · 311<!, 373, 374 Mathematic$ · 113 Statletlca · au tour credit coutses Women Stud/. . 24J, 4$4 Co"• · Ang~ls of m ercy To thtf Editor: Terror s trtckeri when l dlscovere<l I was Ill Sunday a fternoon I tn~dgtd fcom the taw library to Governor's complex In deaperate-seach of a frllf'ld 'lO ta.ke me to tne hospital. · I Imagine I mu11 have looked like tne fac&Ot death In my panJc, knocking on the doofa of friends who were not there, and wf.nderlng through I he maze of the hall$ of Goveri)Or's In seaj ch or any avallablo A.A. Finally. In 'what I fhougt>t to be my eleventh hour (In panic, ono'~natloo t - to expand~ en angel .appoared-&-\<e(y kind, male, UB etUdent whc asked If he coul~ help ,._ He £ound ao RA for me. and then he dlaoppeared. I don't 1t110111t Ill!!. neme, but t wlah to hall hla twmane.ss sine• many 8tQdent.s would h•ve been afrokl to e•'n IPP<<>*ch me In tl)e 11111 I wa:s ln. • t.fay I express also, In print, my gratitUde to three WefY responslbJe RA'a who...soothed me, took me to the hOSpital and remained there with nio until everything ~:=.ENoen In Governor's, and. Belay and, Tom In - UB may Mvo a loLot problemo, but lt'o tho studeni sthal matte it great. I only hope that If - h t n g ahould ~--lo you, you will hale tho fuel< to encounter auell .._lble amt ca,;,g young odurta u 1 ~lei. Co~l(~n . A~ .~ ~ORIISA\Wt ISAIJQftfdft ('AR'f'IIUIW ~ �.. Offensive and rude To tho Editor: Last week's " Quote o; the Oay"- tnaJ "ugly glrl.s are mora gratelul" -wa• lnduod profound and thOUght· provoking. Upon reading It, l lmmudiatoly wondered lor what are they rnore grateful, and if ugly man are Just as oratelut. The authOr, whomever or whateVer he may be, or whosever Idea ol • joke he may repreael"'t. lt cert·ainly entitled to hit opinion. However, tueh a atatement doe.s not mern being reprinted tmywhere in a university newspaper, mvoh tess 11 the~~ ''Ouoie of tM Cay." f doubt that you would ao rO.dily print a ''mllar statement concerning any other group of people or m lnorUy, The remark wao neither witty nor humorous; but wa.s othmllve and Inexcusable, particull.rly ~n lh(s lime and pfac.e. I would hope that In the future, you WO\IId h ave a ~ ~ '\ little more regard ilnd sensttlvlty tor one·half of 1he papulalion Etlt•both I. Froedmon 1\ Get out your pom-poms To tho Editor: In five short weekend& our football Bulls will cackle Albany opponent-s In one ot the more fun WtMtkands 11 UB-Homocomlng. Thle Ia t he third yea' that Homecoming will be ce~bnlled on our campu&, •nd If all the 'efforts I' ve aeen WOfk_out w eJI, It w l.ll be one great weekend. ihe Inter Greak Counoll (IG C). euptaorganlz.atlon of tho unlversuy•s social hater· nJIIes, has been glven t he charge ot planning end ex· ocuttno Homecoming w..kund (Oct. 10.12). ~ It Ia about time that university s-pirit emerges a1 UB, and I hope that we t h-e students will actfvety support IGC ln .tneir 01rnoa1 hopes ol bringing 10 U\ls campus a not lceabiy absent pho!'omenon-unlveraity unity and - splriut Supportyour fraternities and sor(){l~leat Support yo or t-tomocomlngl Gory Sto/n~ohl De/to S/pm o PI Prol ..,$/ono/ Fra t•rnlt~ �no~ ., ... ......., ca...ldl Weboter'1 dktlcolty detiDes the apocios Pmmldt u (l} IA)'IIIIaa dial ukb or IIIJIIilles, (2) a Irick dmce ~by mqlcitnL cleftBc it u profit. Molt or the aimmicb - . 4 ~~ t i e - trlcts, but clever ocbemes to pin 11w iiiC8IIoo &lid r...,. or the pubUe. 11uiJ•, us. Some of ~Mae ocllemeJ are indeed mystifyina and one -.ten lfllley' werm't tndy btoujlll about. by the deft _..or~ -.Jcians Wbo ...., to be·oblt to ever)' tum, and y<t Slill c:aptut~ the - e d pn.: profit. • ClintJIIlcU bave lta\'dcd the road 10 ridle$ for quite _...time oow. Did you koow !bat Buffalo bad the iP'ett .I>Onor of baWls a one-of...·tind &imml<k ruidinJ within lu boundlriel? Back In the 1940< and 1~. and even ao~~~e )'etB before, the old Chu Ami Restadl'anl owned tile world'• first r....tvina bar. Today we have whole .sacauranu that co around, and not from just overIndulgence or the runny brew., 'F loor shOWl were the moSt populllf drawlna Clrd In t!ln. OM bar, the Gko Culno, advertised a complete shoot with the Will MOSlem ;Trio rmurina Sammy Davis, J r. Dinners staned at SUO. An e>tabllshment ealled M.ui'• had a Bavari¥> Trio and a T-boneJteat dinner, all ror )U51 Sl.95 • Th.Y abo had cltmi ea.sino for SO cenu. au- I .,......_,..It bevolution il baaed on. women to drink 11 cheaper pricel than men. At I he: Club 747 Lhe. ladies are privileged to a IUillon in the .......... lllw of ~ SeltdiHo • illlllllanlion laws. They may enter. totally free, the region Tbe premlJe here iJ that only tb< fiuCSL or the species. or sound and liabt one niaht a week. Jimmlck manqe to survive. Remembes • few yearJ aao Author'• Advla:: Men, two can ral)y Uvea cheaply as there • • a cutaiD speeles known u the Wtt T -Shin one (and a hall) lO don'l frown, beeause as ynu see it now Contal. They.,.. no• very hard tD find, th... days. By Its evolved much lD our beblllf. adaptinJ to the climate 111d being ever so clever, however, the t-ihiru lbandoned the coolests, and now manaaeto so ~to~f!U"klu quite wdl on their own. To help further their race they . _I 11,ave to~ the members of this ji'oup for so have Jtruck 111 allianet with sloaans, losos 011d meosaaes labdina lhem u mlseallaneous. We all tnow and realize about tbeir ori&ins, which t)lt owner proudly diq>lays oa bow individual they are but an attempt to c:lasalfy them iJ bls/ber chat. • altolletha' liDpossible. Amoni thil species • • have such And wt.. of those &immlcb that weren't even sure of different aroup u '"Buses to the Oatnes:.," who invite their tbeir ....,..? Known as Bona Sho"' or Oong Shows7 sues~. over to tbeir pllce and then help them In traveUnsto Where have all th... almmieks aone? A few have manascd various -rtiJI& evenu. ID~. but. mOll have, with an ill-fated twist of irony, We also hi:Ye ,.Dinners- (or Twos,'' wbo actively beeli boa&ed hlmselves? The theory or bevolulion Is based encourase pairina in other speecies. "Rip an on one rule-the Law of Na1ural Sdections, with the economlcal aroup Wbo &lve you double of what you order drivina fon:e beblnd It belna the customer. The tUJtomer but chars• you only for orn:. "Bruncbcr" allow you to ldecU which gimmicks'willlive and which wo~'t. save time aod combtne two meals into one. Or ''Come M You Ares," wbo rorego national costumes and let sw.s or 11oe Spoda Gbuilck drn 1910 every(hing hang_out. Tbc 1pecics seems to &ct stronger a.s time soes on, So you see eaCh aroup is special in thdr own way, but <llinina StroOJ)y on economic and sodal changes. So lArge they all Uve up lD the dictates of their proud anc:estrlll ;., its eJCistence now that tile only way to fuUy undeutand it heredity. _ 1$10 brealt the species inl~le groups, nationaliti., so My Advice; A gimmick iJ, "hat a J!immck does . to speak, and then delve into the OU$10ms and regions of their origins. Here are but a few. Spocutatlott: 0. tilt futuro tvoluUon of tbt species! orr.... Glmmiclt You rhink we can gd happy now, rhe cUJtome:n at • 1M Happy Hours A popular lqend bas it that there If< three propertits ThiJ sroup 1s one of the oldest in eJCistence, thrivins that wiU be with us for._ . Thtm bcina junk mail. golden mainly in early evcnlna llsht. Blimpses of II can be causht arch·cs. and gimmicU. 11te: tint cwo art somewhat mainly bet....., the hours of 4 to 7, altboush a few seems debateable but the ld is quickly becoming a scientific 10 b< able 10 ao on for hours on end. The Cll$toms or the fact . To support this p...-tise of further evolution of the Happy Hours are much l.he aame thtaushout various species gimmick as they ,strive to .~ the master species. Jocation.s. They aJl ofrer economic advantages, mostly on drink prices, wltio.b tend to mate tbem look very &I tractive Poulble IKtaro Glllllllkll$ to the forei&n eye. Some of .them pven so to the point of Troi/b<lrs"-With sas quickly'runnina\out, b...,. "ill be offerins vlsitDrs some of their own s~al food• coil- convened into ban so if,..,._.,., get 10 the bar the bar hors d' oeurVes. Happy Houn reside in places like the will be able tO B<fiO•)'OU. Group rll.es availible. Cobbler Shop, where ~ mUJie is played. The Park Rapid Transit P<rtint IJIId Drink/Ill t"'J>>riums-A Lane, if you order one drink they serve you two, or Kines chain of qulckly lowerin& resa.urpnu built undersround Court, where the~ make you feel Ute on~ or the-· fmuring, sWWI[)' Wldwlches, Mttropolitcan Ice Cream ThiJ •pecles 11 .clearly the one With the tar~ Sundaes and for dieters Lito Ak er on draft. 7 S cents. population, almllll one fifth or all gimmicks are or • WBA'R..:_AD old radi<> sa.tion c:oovertcd into a Bar and The Havana Casino and the Federal Gardens had Gostrain. Even thoush tlliJ species illars<ln n~mbet they. arc Restaurant. Wbete aiJ dinners are l<fVed in platttn for Go girls to be sur~ you ~nt~went . Prople tl\enjus_t didn't senerally kno~ to beaaood deal and Clp«tally.llelpfUJ at two,ftoturin1 .._. chqtllin& night hits like, Disco DuCic so out 10 look, they abo went oullo e;u Mid drink. The easlns the 1ons1ons of a bard day. . . soup, Fresh BEA Tsalad, 011d the Popular 10 beers KrVed Sheridan Restaurant dealt in a Fish Fry every Friday for Author's Advice: Otink plenty or hard Uqwds and avo1d 1n frosted WltrMttins. $1.00 back in 1960. In 'June of that year, the Royal drafts, they tend not IO be as ch-.p. Standard U/tt!oro/Ohlo Bar.r-Qur fi>Uil fuels are kaput, Pheasant sold more than just stattly birds-they offered peoPle now diive cars poweeed by alcolhol thar we used lo \WO live lo.\>11.,.. for Sl.50. H If Prl L drh '• \ drink. What will bqpen now? Will our drinks cease to be The •pecle< slmmkk has been around for quite • « " . B _.. • ·mod hY}'root Or "Mt file octane ntin& t!wt'!bey l!ul ·- ' .sometime. But bow does the aJm.mick manage 10 sutvivc'l 1 No! Th_e f~· populat,iOD " !"' up for uJc. UhniS These are but • ici.-or the P<>'t"i>llititt of future arowth~ ·~ Why do some flourish and some perish? The answer to lypt or 11Jmmtck• honor> ln<m WI!~ dtastJc reductloOt in for thiS everchna&lns•speciesl T' that QUestion is the- (oundalion that ihe theory Of prices. The Statler or The ~ley Park Inn allow Lylyan Dubll's Haeienda 'in the sum.mer of 1955 had a Happy Hour where all the cocktails were 40 cetllt lncludlna snacks. On Father's Day in 1955, if mom and pop happened to be in Cult'• Hotel In Tonawanda and pop ordered a drink, mom sot a freecoruae . The Anchor Bar was proclaiminJ· IO the world, "No lax. Spend what you Uke." Try doing that in th... days of 7 percentace. Oimmicb blolSOmed in the sixties, 100. Even then, people wl'lhed for the aood 'ol days. The Olen ~d a Gay 90s cocktail lounge where a sinser named Andy Williams sang 10 you. A bar called t.'handu's advertised a Olri-0-Ramma. where girl• all danced for you. The C&sa Nova had a line· up or ••exotic daneen" and also featured "Pizza Pie" for CURVIVAL~O Looking for the ndttest bands and .the hottest night ~ pots? "Survival '80" LookiAg for where-to e~t, drink, shop and be ent ertained? "Survival '80" Looking.Jor schedules, maps .. and phone numbers? " ·s urvival ~eo;·, ! l_ o oking for businesses that cater to yo~? "Sutvival -'80" H you. are not lookJng in "SuJVIval' '80" tor this and much, much. more, thef) yo~ ~re looking -in the wrong place. I • �Here's johnny Anderson's whistle stop tour of NY shuffles to Buffalo minute presentation. Wavina biJ hand through the air for emphuh, the sitver-baircd candidate stressed local Issues and placed urban rcvitallution and renewal of the country's lndustrinl lll'ttlJ' high on his Ust or priorities. Undeterred by a tbreatened boycon by memb<!rs or the local Pot!J.h community, Independent Presidential candidate Jobn Anderson appeared at the annual Pulaski Dinner and told ~ the approdmat<ly 500 in attendance that the nation's falterinJ ec:onomy must become the country's top priority. Many Buffalo Poles, feeling that the dinner is non-political in nature, were insuhed because 11 politi ci an- and a Republican-was featured as the main speaker . As a result, omcials of the dinner noted, attendance was tower than in Anderson <kvoted much of re<:a~l years. his specdl to the topic or Andtrson. on a tour or the industrial reinvestment. He State aner a suecessfut qut$1 for referred often to japan's the Uberal Pany nod, stopped oncreased productivity and in Buffalo Sunday night for two noted ironically that the Asian appearances. The first at as~ country has been forced· to slow a person cocktail party and then its economic growth. H e at the downtown Statler Hilton pointed out two areas of concern-the auto and stul Hotel later that night. Blaming his tired voice and industry-which have been the late hour. Anderson panic:ula.rly hard hit in Western discarded his prepared text in New York, resulting in layoffs fa•or of an emotionless 15 and dosed Anderson's campalan retdved a lift this week when th< Liberal Party's policy co mmittee endorsed hi s campaign. It is Cl!JlCC(ed that the full Pany will follow the panel's move ancl endorse Anderson, thus sparing him a ballot aaining puition drive . Accompanied by liberal Pany leaders throughout his stay in Buffalo, Anderson noted h< agreed with the Uberals on tb< iuues o r urban redevelopment and not fighting inflation by unemployment. Taking advantage of tlte oecasion, Anderson praised the Polish workers and their strike leader lcch Walesa. "The beans of the peopte in thu COUIIU')'," th< caudidate said , "wer• stirrect'l.\ Walesa led the heorlc struggle wbicb aave workers the right to form independent trade unions." Although billed a nonpolitical function. m41ly or Buffalo's top leaders-Congressman Henry l'lowak, County Executive Edward Turkowski and numerous State lqislaton, notably Buffalo Assanblyman Arthur 0 . Evo-were there. The black legjslator has yet to endorse a candidate for President and observers noted his frequent appearances with Anderson . Anderson, noting tht many Introductions of candidates and officials at the banquet, remarked on the poliucal aura or the ···ening. "It is very true this Is not a political dinner • .• yet you cannot say Buffalo is politieall.1, neutnl." he said. After .his speech, Anderson quickly returned to his hotol room, spurning the many requests for interviews with members the local press, profuring-his aodes maintained-to slew. 0 ff i as _.,._. ~ WELCOME TO BUFFALO! I~\ Pfft-idential undklate JOftn A~ *1*11 tMII11tf p.t1 ~ 54.1nd.tJ in tfM 0....... City, atl'tlnding • tunodr&l.lolni c:oUt.at pMy Mel tMn M14inv tAU. Q.,_..IIIW•'*'I ~ •t the SU!Uit Mitton. Many Buffalo Poles were insufwl becouse o politkion-ond o Republiconwos featured os o speaker. . . or --- A:ED Ofll Wtttf£1: WhM tw tlrtt • ntnd at ttw O.net'lll NIM-1 Of;Mw $Wid.lf fttthl. Jotlft AMttaon ••• the c.nMf ot at..mk~A. .. UM ntoftt ..m Dfl. tM CongrM ti'I'JM • • • ~rn.o.1 fOf'QO'tt.., about and Nd to w att lor w..l O'fllt u hOur tMiort bowl!..,. MO•vthl • ~· Don't Let Your GOlST 'IISS llltftl tills o<ll fot TWO PltEE VISml TA" FA_DE Knp that goo4 sa11111ter loo~ lit IIIIIJIGteS at $250 cocktails while at the party 1\ndcr>on supporters paced thuiofswalk on front oftb< Wilcox Maluion, tbdr eyes danina up and do"ll Odawate A•uuo. F'mally, the man fO< whom !hey bad spent oountlcso hows and dollars, but had.JI<ver sc'Cn In person, pulled up in a five car motorcade. Rouably 30 Western New York Andenon advocates cbec~ the indepondcnt presidential candidate Sun~ay a.s ,he ar~•c:d at th~ SJte of Th«KKore Roosevelt's inausuratlon, for a rundnunng coek.uuJ plll1y. Inside, more than 200 people-includina members of the pr~s-crowdtd the seeoncl floor where Anderson pvc a 15 minute speech. "Wow, all th< way from Jameo~own," the smUin& Conveuman said. >itwbla a baod painted bannet alter adlin& out or hiJ limosine, Nuclud by Buffalo lawyer James Phalen to Ill lmmediardy into th.e pany, Andenon took a (.., minutes rust to mia&Je Mlh the erowcl ouuidc:. Followed by an entoUJ1ie or pbotOIJ'apben and ><Cret sc:Mmneo. AnderJOn then ptote<dcd into the national hi.. orlc site and told his followers. "I may liave talked to Jaraer etowcb alone th< cam.,. trail but nevtt to one more eothusianic." 'Jbe Conaressmato, who spent ~urday In New York CitY. Sunday momina in Chieago. the allernoon at hla father'• 9Sth birtbclay party in Rockford, JU!nois, before oomit\a to Buffalo, Jpok< about how important N..., York Slott II to bls candidacy. He said thll the Stat<'s 41 doctoral votes, combined Mth Califonua's 44, IIIU< bp dose to one-third til< reoWmnc:ot for el<ction. Manionin& t.bc hfl'llo llilb' victory over Miami.'ADdmoo remark«!, ''It just sbows that 111 i:ac:kpaKicu candld:att cu wiD io No~anbtr:' ' Owq hls ijxcdl, tile t<SH- ~ introduced BuiTalo ~ Altlt!lr o. ~ iDd ~ Couaty ~01' Joan Bout, wbo .,....Ia doe crtJWd: &our,.atoJ)IIia>a ~as be wos Wlllkilta out or the Wllcoa MaUon, pilll)td 111 ·~1 Lo>e New Yor~" button on his 1111!01. --::::-1---oa SUNBURST ~ TANNING CENTER -- ' c - ollcl ' " ••' '""'"" eMu•• at .uu ..n.., ..... Ste<ilnl ltote: SJ4 r.t JO Vhlh TONIGHTI Li-ue. Country and Southern Rock - STONY CREEK Adlft(u(oft $1.00 F(rat JOO thro"ih tM door • got o PREE Pub T·SMrt _ _ _ _ _ __ . ~------ 1Vilbaon �of dirrercoce bctweeo llloec wbo are orthodox aod tbose • wboareJ*t·timeu, ' ' Jewish Student Unioa (JSU) Preaident Barry Sc:hwaru explained. Classif)'il)& himself as a "put-timer," Sc:hwarusaid there is a distinction betweeo beiDa retiaiotu and traditional. "If it doesn't Jive you penonaLsatisfaction to ao Jo ~=. why go?" be asked. · The JSU this year, I«''fdin& Scliwaru.. bas become more conccrned with pi-omoting cultural and o!Ocial activities "than advocatinJ religious participation. to ·~· 1llcU&juDioraoted, howeYl'r, that "lt'sobliplion as a Jew to atteod ...-vic:es-to-.t least keep up !'ith tbat pan of your relf&ioa... .. .G olomb e>tplained t1iit Rosh Hashana "beg[ns a 10 day inuospectlon" for Jews, wbere the failures of last year are recalled, and chanaes for nct year are contempleted. "There's a solemn and a joyous aspect to the holiday, " be said. WbCill.asked if be thouJ}lt some sJ,_udenu attended services out ot.rapect rather than belief. Golomb wholeheartedly ..,eecl. "1\11 rdiaions have a certain 'nostalgia' to them," he remarked. "it can work in either a cognitive or a visceral . - fastHon.u T.o some, -it's 'more t~an - iwo· ~ays off _· Golomb prcdicWl that rQuahly 800 student• and f~ty -wiH-attend-Rosb Hnba.na..services· tbi;c-yw at Hillcl.-out.of total Jewish population of about 7000. He noted that others eith.e r go home for the holiday or attend services at another synagogue. by J'*!lh Simoa To 100$1 UB students, R90h Hashana means a two-day break from d.uses. To Jewt'sb 51udents however, it marks the arrival of tbe HIJ}l Holy Days, ~nning with the joyous c:debration of the Jewish New Year, and ending IOdayslater with Yom Kippcir, the Day of Atonement. · T"""'t at sundown, when the holiday actuaUy bqins1 will mark the bqimrina of the ,Jewish year · 5741. Rabbi Paul .-<lolomb fTom lbe Hillel Foundation explained ihatthe Jewish calender soes by the number of years since Creation. Judlum, like most other rcliaions, bas a varying amount of reliclous participation ·by iu members, "There's a great deal ' Self-catisfyi D& The Rabbi said that SUJiY began malting Rosh Rash ana and Yom Kippur official holid'ays ~bout three or four years ago. Estimating the Jewish pop5lation in the State system as bel ween 10 and 25 percent, be reasooed that SUNY decided it was a signifieam amount of people to accomodate. EIUlel, as with the more o rthodo• Cb'IU>ad House, be hclllllng services tonight throu~Frlday, and next week for 1be bOtiestor Jewilb holidays-, Yom Kippur. • Altbouah be does not ao tcr services oOen, Schwartz maintains that it Clan often JUke ~ fed &ood atterwards, " Oll-~tll-, you )llrtldpated, you •ere with poople.lllte rsdr or !be same arilift-'it'so""'Y sdf-satisfyina." will Lockwood 'Doc Clinic;' 'secret agentt s heaven ~ Documenu Deparln)ent or Lockwood Libfv)) will sponsor seven, two-hour "Doe Oinics" belween October I add 10. Those wbo enroll will learn bow U> locate and use United Stlla fedcnl I(>YenUDCDI public.tlioaJ• • - Tho~ bu _.,xlmately 261,000 lilles 'diaribut.ed by the United Sllla; Now Y.ork Stale, ond C:Uadian SOYCtDmeDIS, and the European &onomic Community. As In mOSt Ubraries, only a few arellsled in tbe i:ard caWo&. Information contained In clorumenu !! often the mott curra>t · aYallable. While some lilies Iii the Otpartment arc more suitable for bistory students, espeeillly those audyina American bilcory, ·many otllen deal with ClllftD!, IOd8l. and ~ Assistan~ Documrriu l,lbraiian Ed Herman will cOnduct the clinics. CUI 6lf>.2811 10 rererw youupoce. tiaee Ill aroups will be limited to twelve people. Facully members are also invited. OiDicJ will be held ip Room 110, Lockwood Ubrary on the Arnberlt Campus: Oc:lober f, 2 p.m.-4 p ,ID.; October 2, 2 p.m.~ • p.m.; October 6, 10 a.m.·l2 DOOG; October 7, 10 a.m.·l2 noon; Oc:lober I. 2 p.nt:-4 P••·~ Octohei9, 2 p.m.-4 p.m.; October 10, 10 a.m .• Jlnooa. • The Government --rue Dog .day afternoons_~ound UB bJ Jut. lllnky S!>«trum Slaif Wri,.r In most buildlhp at U.B. there are people walking -around and maldna nobe but in Farber Hall there arc four..Jeued croerura Walkilll ll(oWid and>makina the noise. The Main Street WIJdina bouoes ev~IIIS from hamstm and iboq> to c!op-aua <tiS. ' . • • ~Farber canma are the most audible: den~ due-to llle batklba aoW>dl ~ -ly In the moriUJIII. Sul)'rilinaJJ, ~ IUI<Ients doe't know where or why tbeliOUIIds are beiDa made. "I didD't thinlt there was a m.. «> c1oa by," ~Jeer Hill miclent Jeff 0..... ~b. '!d. can't think about wtw will happen to them- in llle rut~.. one technican admitted. Superyisjl\llthe technicians-who Wondle the <Illy-to· day maintoinmce of the IDimals-are tbe caretakers who arc wdl~u<:ared in the proper handlina and cace of the beasts. ·"There arc so many State and federal · ~nu)ations one bano know (to be a Clt<laker)," one JVP<rV~sor noted. "Wellllllt be 114> 1111 theproper use of anestbcsho, sbou and proper boiJSina." Most of tbe clop are recosnJled by numbert but some of tbe w<UI<ers and teclullcians have srown ·ai'tacbed to tbe mulls and haw: umed -.orne. Orle tec:haician sbowed affection ' towarc!J SlorbiJC)k-a bappy-so4Ucty playful pup. · • . �I!! "'~ ...... Spm,_ Sto/1 IVriltl' Your Hoat b billed as a 24 1\our "famUy" rataur1111t. DeddinJ to fmd out wlfal kind or family aoa 10 all aiJ)It coffet abcps at 3 a.m•• I w In 1111 W>Obtrusl.. C0<1ICr ~ at llle Towne Rataunnt oo AllaJ Stn><t with pea ud pmciJ ia bud. Expa:tbza 10 fODCI few Comitia aod lou or dcaaMnta. I didn't haw loll& to wait. A< I Oiled l1lY f1r11 <Up of coffet tO my mout.h, Cbortle, a r...,w. ..untcred In and 111 at IM counter """' lo a woman wit.h wild bl..:k M< head. His bait wavinc out •b011-croppod AJro wu partly concealed by a purple knit hal pWiecl down 10 hh ran. Cb•li< ,_ed IM Wlitresse$ 'Willi a hdJ9 ud an alcoholic piu. Tbc broUcr· clocf II< AIU<ed w!Lh a t.low sweep of bh hand to hb autod fordlad. "Wbtfc•a ~Y mala. man?" .he amiably iloquired alooUI Lhe. niabt cook, and w!tllout waillna fO< an - - asked for a Swiss steak. "We don't haW! ~ Swiss Mcaks OurUe," the waltr... lnfonued him &S r«lltCCed Ond: IUOtS I bcpn tO play. Oaadle insiam. "But we don't ha"" any S.U. st~ CbariJe.'' sbc puialtly upl.oiaed apln. Cbarlic lftll'led his """PPY Jrin and uked for a por1l <loop. "Nope 0\wlic, " lhc said, "No pork · cbopo and no Swiss n- steat.s." 1 tum into the Coffer ....,., aod w qllielly on the 0""'¥1WiVd-ttool to CharUc'• ltfi. Otai'lie armed b<f like an old friend. The lituaelon oould bavt mto • clifllcult situation-one: man. two women. 8111 noloody cara. No filht suuu. They ail ud walt for their IJw&m. deal,..., l'loctrtt ...... llook•tloc~D<XtiD ..... arc rwo womeu, one witb b<f bact to .... T h e - fadna me hal a Jona tired rtd ud bia bloocHboc bcqle tya. She could loc an artist or a psychic-lhe looked u if lht IIW OO<n<lhln&the reA Of UJ missed, Her Mad aays pcrfCCIIy 1110, all of her Jooa straiJ)II blaot:k hair lay modonlcs oo her lhouldcra. SHe bad lone simda liap:rs ud eclectic attire, a traffoc-tiaht srcm jacket blowed over a blaot:k BnK:c Lcc teeshin aod ~ ....... """" do'toft ID ffC'f· Her oya moved ........,tly. Her Mad III09ed oocc, 1D ........ at me l<ribblaaa in my notebook. Her loody mo~ wit.h her bead so tbal llruc:e Lee when ihc looted my - dld tOO, bll dark .,.. llmxly butDIQa at m< and my ootcboot. I lomcd my attention back to ~· He bad his 1*JU podcu tlli'IWld iuide buatia& lor eb1J110 to pay for bio f1r1t ladyfrlind's b<lra<r 10 they could leave. His mllltaebt followed 'Ill tiac ol his lrllllina lipa &S he tlisc:ownd • ucuun: of ooinl In Lhe looctom comer of the cnmded poctd. A Stcvfe Wonder song was pl•yed- Look/n • bact""- 1-. o O.arlic pvc in and ordered a buracr for hlnudf and his aotJc lady·frlcnd wlah blue Jox sncalcm nappy·h•odtd boy . • . smokln' • on her fm. SM 1lad the Wile ¢It c/prtltn-wrllln' romethln' ntmy as Charlie, who was 11ill ""tile wtlllyo11/(pfyboy. . . Wl!y lwnunpblnJ the lad< of Swiso did fll<uo d.p ~ ittNr fO 101 Meats when a - a n walked Past Wlty did tlrou daynnes ~ M>~ lise window ....... tloc air ud to to? I lowtl t"- .so. Cbatlli li<kinc .... """· Slocl made: • quiet aood-n•urcdly Aluted .....u..r f I buddy. ''HcyO.arlie a..,., •..• waltcaiJed out, "Pay at tloc door," lllc poln1ed to a wl\itc baa with a buracr-to-ao in it. S"'l'ttancb, O!arlic did not evm try to -.It out witlloul payinJ hb lab. l4edded to roam the atrecUIO IIDd a coffee sloop w!tll Maliet clialtdc. A fat uld 1U1 bad beta bwopily osJilllmc"""'" I • dowu at lise Your HoM. I ....aed oaly 1D record tbC' dtcay and pcrvenioo-<JOt h• ~ ! l 0 lr '!! j i b<loomc • pan or Mltalll.,.., AlouDd dw! ..,._ I 11>01ted a liahtcd <laD that aald ''Your lost''. and ....-...L What J rianud the s:lp actuaDy read "Your Hoot," I wa.t iD. I liOtiood aa 111100yina sun r,_ a ~ ac:n>ss tloc rooea. Plotda, my on:J-. I ncnowly aiiDc:ed asllle o...,., or'l!oc sure-a crotdlay rdi<: or a m.an. I .... tlwttflll ~ it wu DOt tM _,. .,.. u locfon: but llle "''J<ric:noo: waslllUIC!VinJ aayway. And then there was Prank. He had l!Jaclt hair Lhat aood SlniW>t up Ia a dnlp oo top of his head. Hll black llerdy lise 1opa or ltil booU. W'llh bocb his elbows lcaaed hard oo the COWIIer, aod his bead siUIIJ ofrbio 'ciUclt...- M looked lite lise Kina of punk rodt. Johnny Roum and Sid Vi<iouJ move ovcr-Frankie V'ok is berc. Aller a row round-about IW>ca Front bopn read t h e papcr and turned to tM ICOC:k mart<C ""'ioo. So Frankk bad a brain . OlaotinJ ac:rou the room-the: fat old lilY was cydQa me ond "'"" he bad a .,._..eyec~ frl<nd aloo>pidc of biao ~ tloc b-. 1 .... IIU' flood--....... to .ru -- aJanoe away fiOIII them and al IM wail""' tOld bc:r attmtioo. Msbc il<n'<dmcanodlcreuporcotrecl .n.ec1 1 bad ...... all or Lhe plltstk half-IAd-loall contaiDcn I had niaJn ., ,._ I coWd pile th= into p)'ralDlck. like opmed th~ lise ....... people~ ...... Al .... I'd U.. OOII>dlliai to silo• lor a loot m,bt •' sltq). uHi hoi:».'" purn:d in ray car for wtw ........t like the bundmlth time that ~~~ IOYacdy lhot the purrer my bcil Get the ruck away from me" look I bad pcrlcaed tbrOQib lise coanc of IM oiah< . M<lropolitan paranoia Mruck deep. The woman's movcmmt will loc abk to caD iudf ...._.rul oaly wloca a _ , can II' out alooo for acapofcolfcc• )a.m.--loc ~ -FULBRIGHT COMPETITION FOROVERSEAS STUDY 1981- 82 n. lnaritvte ollntemati-1 Education annoancecf tlte ~ of 1981-82 _,etition for,_,. for .,aduate m.dy or raeorda alwoocl in academic Reid. and fM ~ in creotioe and peri..... am. 519 GINrCf. fo Sf) coantria will be GVGileWe for the 1981-82 oaulemic )'Mr. • 1M,_,. Lhe Under P<otat I drQ,.. to ndPborllood "Mr. Donut." d'oct Wide: I -x:ed 1 loody .....,PMov..llse~. o.w­ - ...- Jliditla tloc tlcrdid's r-.·---Lhe daaaliaa..,. ~­ an abatJdoecd IIIII cup or COIIDt<(. c:Offec.A~~b-orr hiiJ!wuped sbooklcn, tile poctcu from oV<NS<. Hac wassq~ and miJcry in my own backyard. There was an od<l..,..upk in the looO<h next to oun: a Buffalo Swt an .,.p~ ra1 ScJaoe a redneck coW!ooy. Tloc redna;l quietly nodded his red f - wiUlr b'bcnted C)\-. .....Uy and CIISllally ~ ber pbJSb! ripped at llle - QtKm.- "'-'>'----- Lhe s- Oisappoillled in my UO<VCDtlul ;,. aplidt in - that· ,.,.. - " "' 'bad "' pcrV<r>ioo boolh than niJ)It eoU'ec-sbop vi.Jil, I 11>1 11oc11c tDCoUntered in aa cadre a.l&bt's in plenty or time 10 drl.. my sister worth or Rardlina. Dccadmcc and to her early morninc job. Sbt ckprevity at last. and all In Mid~ decided she wanttd • c:up or rorr... d.w America. GET INVOLVED! cue mactared fo·insr- matval anderttancli:nr bettHm IJ.S. citian- and oti!CT coanfria throcqrh the ~ of f.!'ll!'ll. .,_,...,.. - ' f_,. ~ provitled th~ the F...,.,.t.H.,. Act and by fonip poenunent., .,,..,.,.,., COl" ~and priflflfe-- ASSEMBLY R ·,. ..,... UdDde U.S.. ci~ • Bacltelor'• ..,_(or ... . : . - - . . . , prolicieaey in &. 1M...,_,. ........ P~ A~~a~lGWc .at SA Office Onl, 40 Und~ lipaaaru "'"... ....... l'la.D• ...._ .,. ... crrc reqaired. .rrm.. Cllpf lor em.itt _...... - ........ A CMIIidate gin...... to~lor• ~ ffNf Itt/rite ., _ '-n cfohtr ,_n:/t or,..... klorlt in ftw 111- .._. .U - * of the J98J..9! ~ yec. Cr.fioeand~_,...~~~q......._ f.-r~al,.­ .,_.,.,;.__,«....-..,~lor IMMciMior'•....,__ s.a.1 - ' ,.,._.,. .,. ,.,.;r.4 to Mw a ......_ ol ,_ ,.....,-...-....~...,_, ., .................... .,_,an ......_ ;,. 1M HeW a1 "'~ . - t Mw ... Ill ....adon. . ~ JOIN THE ' BE WHERE THE ACTION IS ON CAMPUS!! 'II.D. at the AJtjlc.tioD forml .are aYailable at the CCNDCil OD latenuatioaal SbMIMa, ROom 124 Rn_.l Quad. For adclitioaal iDlormatiaa, '·ca.~ae~ Dr. Ric:lwd EUia. 536-2250 ~e .. Deadline for Flling We • October lat._ Photocopying 355 Squire Hall Main Street - �'\ "1 ~~ In line ! ~ I --~._ • • • Dic:d)< with IIOIIIt foldl111 cllaJn. &lccpina blp, and a cue of Pabol Blue Ribbon . w.itm briq CIOII to lie ()II., " I brou&ht two Joaa 8eadl orr..w beedl cbaln, tbe =~·'Tbey'repmca for&lccpina," "h't a praty frialdly crowd. 'lbne'o aiWQ"S I bottle or I joint bcint powed atOubd," said UB eopbomor• David Rabbmcr. Oo tbt IClnb llot thctt .... a j bnul .,.PY pme aoitla on Swoda7 niP•· ~ E....,._ miftPts f - clst. u bdd unti about 6 wkb tvayonc .a ord<r of the U~~t Is - Lm. AI Llw tim<, bo,.._, ··~·rraW porty\Jia, but It '""' ·--·.. Rabt>in<1 said. Thil is wbcn the pwbiq obd sboYina lUlU • CVV)'Ont lqino to worry about liOIII«<<<e else cuulna ill rr·oet, obd after tll<lonJ wail. ......,... lift W:t'j abort.• .........,_ "I'd uy oboul lO percent or tbe time bedlam breob out ..tim they 0pa1 tile cloon," -ed R&bbiJlci. "Ill JUDe or l!n& 1 - ...W.,. for lli.Dy Joel tlekcu 11 Olroqie Hall. flclorcllloropcaed tile door ....-ythina - cool, but when opened ever)'OIIe -.led IOIIICOn< wiD take bls bone. A hultlna ~«Wily auatd mal<... a timely ~ and bls .,_..,;.,. lonk obd ...,.,... keeps cWf)'OD<II bay• Actlclimatlcally, tile doon Opal obd tVa')'OO< a.u wbal they've .,..;ted so lon& for. Crone row seau to ... tile Kinb. 8111 after ,..aitlna frOtD anJWbc:re bdwecn sill boun and six cloys, it do<m't seem Ute much c:ompallllioo. Ho-, it'• all wortbwbik wbm tile Can Plltb bimsdf in the rutb row wbilt Wllldlina everyone else dimb up into tbe <W>Il< layer. berc on ~emba I , did not arrive · until Sunday . Kcminaway Transport could not be reached for comment . Most of the students wbo contacted Tit~ Spectrum concernlnc their mluina ProiX'rtY last week bave now recdved their lusaaae. Unable to reach Van Grove, who purportedly lived for the past two weeks fn the back of his yellow rented Ryder truck, they consulted Group Lcpl Services (GLS), the campus-based lesal clinic for help. . From there they were referred to the State Altorney General's Office. Most students, howe\>er, have decided not to pur~ueleaal action against Collcae Transport . "I'm just happy to get my stuff ba"""'' one Sludenc commented. No thanks to Sherlock: luggage case - tho1 .utted pwbiq and I wu forOid ill. I Ul'ted my less and cionied up the ttalrs. A ..tlolubit-bul of Pollee came. It wu sick," b< oddocl. When tile swa rotc Sculday momilla there - · approximotdy ,100 people In lint obd eva')'OO< wu bdlaviq do<ily. At tbi1 tim< Tbc list woo read aod eva')'OO< 101 inc.o line. It was a tou&h job tryina to JC' I00 ltunaovtr, <Xhauaed Kicb fans into 10m< kind or order. It Is alao a time when the frtdzy StatU bui~ up, a r..una i <loa bas when he•• is solved After a week of anxlety and waitina. about 45 Buffalo-area college studentS were reunited with their lo51 lusaaae Monday. Josh Van Grove, who handled downstlle shippins for Colle&• Transport. the Long Islandbased student lu&&aae wvice, auributed that company's tatdi.DC:Jl to a sulH::ontracted truckln& rirm tbll failed LO deliver the students' possesion• on time. A tired and disheveled Van Grove and his partner, Phil Anslen, told The ~rum that College ~ Transport hired Hemingway Transport, of Newark, N. J. to haul a uuckloe,. of student lusaaac from New York to Buffalo. The lua.aae, wtUcll was.~to arn've .. Our reputation is ru(ned," Van Grove said. Asked if Colleae Trans~ would sue H eminaway ansport for damaaes. Van rove r~lied that he was uncertain and that employ- at the company's main office in De« Park. N.Y. would know. That office's tcl~hone, however, has been disconnected. ~======~==~====~~~ 1'lle most oullageous science fiction IICWOIIr since ....... Ganlon.., CAMPUS FRISBEE TO<J Sept. 19th at 2:00 pm Ellicott Playing Field near tennis courts FIRST-20 PAID ENTRANTS RECEIVE A WHAM-0 FRISBEE! Sl~p at Squire Recre~t1on. $1.00 Sign up at Tournam.e nt Site • $2.00 Wtnnera partkipote at re-glonol tourname.nl In Rochester. N.Y. Overall c:emput winner recelvet Wham.() Fr1tbee Carry Bag. National ACO· I To urnament · April 30, 31, May 1 • 1981 • Atlanta, Georgia • SQUIRE HALL RECREATION CENTER Open Everyday! & _ _ _,....,~ .,._,_rw/w_<:-4_,.,.~ s......... ,._.....,.. Hell, Flfttl , _ ......._, ~,.~,..- "" ...... ._......, IUIC,I1l'QIC - · SQUJREHAU. REqtEATION CENTER '• �i1l 1 f ~qua! .., Duo Hokltr apply bere. 'lll<re O<e many batlltt ldU to ba roul:h• ;, the IUU&Ik for toral equality iD Amcricu JOri<!y. BUt, ooe c:kar Yiaory bas cmer..,.S Ill 1M flll>LOWT lllltlctie&. AU «>IIeaa and wtivcnitles receivin& fcckrll monics-••Wbose: 1tudent1 pa.nicipatt lA H EW. rullded Of cuart.nt«<< lludent loan assitunr~ proar&ms' ' -mu11 comply with Title IX. Tbe CAroAiclt of Htahu make up ncarl)' 29 perc:m1 o r the athd.. cs 11 hwitu1lon> thot bclona to both the Auociation for lntcrconqlate Athlctlcs for Women and the NaLional Collcsfatc Athletic Anociauon. but those inJtirotiOnl spent an averill< of ooiY 14.3 txrcent o( rhe.lr tOIAI a1hiCliC bud&cts on women ·, proal am$ In 1978-79... Title IX h"'lf was eoncelvcd as part of a .. Poncy lnte.rprctatlon of the- 6due.a don Am~ndmnns of 1972." After extensive drbate in Cooares>. th< Policy lntcrprelllion was si1ned 1>9 President Ford e>n May 27, 197S and aubmlucd to ., conaru-' ~ Conartu- d1d not dlssapprove th< bill within 4 ) da,., and it bc:amc taw on July 21. with a thre< ye:u 1-.y for unlvcrsllin to lm~emc:n1 it . The Policy lnttrpretetion Is divided tnto l hr~secdons . Tbc: n... pau dnh with scholarship dts1nbu1ion accordin& to ~... be made on a proponiooal basu, otc01clona to th< number or male and runaJrs portlC!P"'inl on llhletocs. Sfp('C UB u prohibited from pvma -.hk:hC' FUNOIHG MONEY 0 f ....... ripe~ Tht IIUI l«lloa &ala tltat collqes 0111.11 pnMcle eqolvola!t IPOf1J rllCiliU., iodudina bcntflu and opportuqitlco. This area also calls fO< equality Ill trovd ~. locker rooms and fadUties. r!lll:::.· or Education reported thAI .. women I sPoRTs acholanbipo. llli• ....loa cSocs noc $joorU EdNM Gr•nt.s mu.st ~ sports by low j mcdocal and trainio& Th• W. pan dtals with the cotcball-"ao•cnaina principle." Sports activities should be dtvidcd equally to l«llmodate tht otl\Jctk abilitlt$ and th< lotcu:su or borh O<>.cs. Tht entire PoUey lntuprctatlon takes up 10 and ont·balf - · dtalin& with specirld or the . ... Tbc: overall record or comptiancc for • univttslly I• based on • variety or lssucJ. Tht ftnal determination on speanc compliance. howtvcr. u based on thrrc polnll. Firat, a uni~crsit y ·•c.anOot discrlrninatt In llnau-.e or poticy." The flnli IWO portiOnS caamlncff lht whole proaram roste u; diffcrnocca of • •a IUbsLJ.ntial aod UD]uruncd oatur<," or lr individuAl proara.ms dikriminatc in a1hlnk oppon1.1nhy. The orrocr or Clvtl~gh .. (OCR) b: tht a,g.tnC')I lnv~sti&~-~iD,I C"bargn onvolvln¥ Tttlc IX. Thtrt art a numbet or inuitUUOIU curreolly be1ng questiontd by OCR. tnthadjnl CorncU, Wuhins•on State, Oklltllorna State and the Un.-cnotlcs or Arkansas, Ha,.·ali, Kansas ancl Midlopn. A nrwspa,pu deo. Oltd to sex dtcum1n1tion matters. In 1h1 Fund. a Wasbi.ogtoo-boscd VO..P Romm~t~. ,. pubhJbcd by the Jo iu' S9rilla 19!10 ~. In • Women's Equny A<tloa l.ai~ Quat'OO and IJIS'WCI" !ot'Cl.ioft, the Edueauonal and Lqal, Oetauc paper quotes Wa>lli:IISJOft Unhcmty low PfO(<SSOI Sv.wl Ddlcr as cxplaln!OJ that · •t~tc poli<y inlerpraatioa is aa 'imt:rpftltvc rule' wblc:b docs DOC ttQWtc. na,c.ss•onel rt v"w· Couru l)' a)\ e: .such snl crpra.a:uYt IJ<II. tl<f«~. and lbadore tltcy W>lllx biMilla- lite_,.. The Wesley Foundation - Royals hoop help (U~t~ Methodist campus MiniStry) lite ll'o IIMIIdlloll S..O.: Wdl, al•oot. B•t. lloftlb -nbtlllt... Is IUlltlooa I U - ror ,..,.... u ,... - ·wUI k . . Mp~~lutloaaJ -a. 0 0 M...,., s.,t•bof 15 • 3:15 .. ~~- f o•r or <lark Hall. Bsiit dotloeo for I !lpt wor11MI wllll J M. Atltl..- ..., ..~.. to U ...a O' Ooo..U otiJI-1935. -•u'• • 4 10 Minnesota Av~. Buffalo, New York 14215 Phone: 83Z·ZZ63 Rev, John A. Kamaras Director FrM- Free- Pree CIIICke• Dl•••r at Sweet Home United Methodist Church (across from Sweet Home High School. near Amherst campus). To be held on Suncla,y. September 14th. at S:OO p.m. " -rv•tlons needed. cau 832-2263. leavs message. Bible Study usr NEW RElEASE SPECWJil , ......... ~l.aoooli.a sua ....... n. a.sr. "Wilol rtu.r 7.tl JodnT.A ,_, s;... •o. Tricl P-f' ...,.... F..- "'t'o . , r-· ua uc .... ............ sw.- Gr.., . ....... 1\aC..."P--· Go.w-W........ Jr. ......... Ortal c.,lt ......... .,_,.. . IIJ.Su"s,-IMa" . ..... c.t. Saouu ....... s..;., .. OoliPI" I.T.O .,._ Oo" , ......... -ow.. .. ,...... r------ .... ut SUNDAY. Sept. Zl 5:30 pm Free Dinner and Program. 5.41 " Rape and Rape Prevention". SUNDAY. Sept. 28 s.u ua Ul HJ ... Ul .....,. .. l ......,_.,.. ,._ .I ; __, • .. . w-Wtlodtloo•.w..,,.... II . ,_II..,. I Moo-..--;.-, 1 •• - .... ..,_ c-ll8oo) . ~.......,-­ I .....w..-.. _._.1 .,,. • ....,.....,. --------------------P~~~ --------------------Fr ee Dinners and Programs each Sunday at the Wesley Foundation House. qt ut ut A.d lluy, lluy Morel _____ _ ..., ILidoot ~_._ ... _ow_____ · $5.41 5.41 Ut Ul 5.41 U l 5.41 Ut Ul Ul , .,._. SALE every Monclay. noon (12:00) at Squire 318. Bring Bible and lunch. Led by Chaplain Kamaras. • ~ I ___......... ::::::-=r::.·,..._.,l 5 :30 pm Free Dinner And Program _..Hypnosis". SUNDAY. Oct. 5 5:30pm Wine and Cheese ~rty ·You bring the wine and we suppty the ctleese.. Pike Charles Gravis Hom~. Main Stn!et. call for Information. SUNDAY. Oct. 12 Free Dinner and Program - " NuClear Safety" Tour of Nuctur site on UB. SUNDAY. Oct. 19 5:30 pm Free Dinner and Program, Rev. Paul Womack. '"The Wrath of God or Th.e Grace or God ... SUNDAY. 0ct.' Z6 4:00 pm Sk8tlng Party. Meet at Uni versity UM Church. 83Z·ZZ63 SUNDAY. Nov. 2 5:30 pm Frte Dinner and Program " A Matter of Ufe.. The Hospice program • SU NDAY , Nov. 9 S:ao pm FI'M Dinner- and Program "Contemporwy Judlsm"- Rabbi Paul Gallub. S\JNDAY. Nov. 16 Field 'trip Buffalo Science MUSl'um and Ptanatanum. call for more det'alls (832-2263\. SUNDAY. Nov. Z3 5:30 pm Free Dinner and Program " Coping with Grief. and Depression". SUNDAY. Dtc. 7 Christmas Olrt of taring. Nursing Home Vlsltatlon • Call John Kamaras for reservations and/or details. .................................~ ........ .1 J.~agaaaa..........~aa..~......~aa..aaaa..-.s-....~ag.......... .__. . .................---·---·--·., .. ., ...........; �I l A:racquet? I T ennfs· nets .fr<?sh ' ! i l 0 f Frnhm.an ,,._,. O'tldr• Numb•r On• f~ ,,. 8ul(r .. ~ In temu of new ltlent, tbe UB men's Tennis team seems to bave gotten a net advantage. ' "The team lost the top five players from last year," coach Tom LaPerui'l reported on 1979's 8-3 season. "I expected to be in dire straits tbis year, but we got some real nice talent." .Out of a lO-man team only two have come back to the - squad. Senior AI Tiedman walked onto the coun last year. and -worked on bis game all winter. Bob Elenbegen was hun all of last season, but according to his coach, he is ready to ptar. "Both men have improved immensely," be said. The "real nice talent" for the courtmen includes fresilman The free~ gift ~you. c~n t;anlton. I When you· ~ank-on-CdfDpus wfth M&T QuickBank. . How would you like logo lo the bdnk between classes? On you lunch hoUf or ooffee break? Eorty In the rooming or lateOil a Solur· Ck:lf evening? When you take advantage ot QulckBank' FOfo~ng a regular Clle<:klngor Day-to-Day Savtnga Account: · T-shlrt-scnool d>IOIS and nome COI1<boord Message 'Center youconmoke checking and" 90\llngs depOsits _ arid withdrawals. Travel Backgammon Set Peo qnd Flashlight For opening or Transfer funds. Even pay bjJis. All <:onvefllng t.o a Dlre<:l~l•. A<:<:ount or NOW Ope_o 2~ hOI.n odoy, 7 daYs a week. QuiclcBa'lk -(5'- Oay-t0-0a'y right on canpus. Chec:klng)Account: Blanket • Umblella Set of Steak Knives ~ver Suit Bog for Traveling Is the lMtmole 111 tine and locd11on oonvenlenoe. . Cfloole.Q..... girt lot opening Offer limited to Oll6 gJft ; per person. an IA1' occount Paul Ovidys. Ranked number two in New York City last year, the Staten Island native is slated to replace Tod MiUer, top player for the Bulls last season. "We're having good workouts, so far," said Gvidys. "Fr.9m what I've seen, we have some good players." Afiu. the daily two to three-hour practices, the freshman, like all good freshmen, goes and' loses himself in Ellicott Complex"a real maze," according to him. LaPmna said the team make-up this year is different. "From little guys to giants," he explained, "They're big and strong, and very young. In one or two years, they w!U be one of the strongest teams around." an Net losses Th< season open<r for th< squad ca.me yesterday, host<d by Canisius CoUegr. Friday the F<edonia State netters make theiJ way to th< Amherst ~ Campus for a round of t<nn.is . The biggest surprise comes from ' schedule changes. Both Brockport\ State OUid Geneseo S~~&~e College have dropped Men's Tennis 'J)rograms from their varsity spo.ns listings. Boo~ng last year's log Is one goal the whole team is confident of accomplishing. "We sbould do pretty well this year," Tiedman commented. "last year, our top two guys would always win, so we always got those three points. This year, we'U win more matches down the line.'' Other talent that the coach was eager to- comment on included ex-soccer player Mike Chad.wlck and walk.On Mike Conneue. LaPenna explained tbat o( the top five players from last season, two graduated and three just never· came back to U.B. ''1 'm really impressed," • LaPe11na said. . After the ll.garne season ends Octob<r 7-asainst Buffalo State-most members of the squad exp6:t post-season action. "We went to the SUNTAC (SUNY Athletic Conference) last year, and finished Fifth," Tiedman pointed out. ''I think we'll do as weU this year," Echoing bis words, coach LaPenna said, "I am really impressed. I thought we were going to get kiUed this year. But, l«e us as being as strong, if not stronger, than lasj year. I am expecting a strong season." And , just wait ·until those fresbmcin grow up. Not only will they !barn their way around EUicott, but they may even learn to Jove it . -Dan 'Holder bef~pf~ ~ Bonk-on:Compus •M8a'Bank· 1!¥ ~)ioii.SONYOt l!uffolo. MClnSII'eel~ 'Copen He«. SliNv a1 uao. Amherst~ I . �Royals spike rules to win If you can't play by the rulc., chan&< them. In two off·K&SOD dcvclopm<nlS, spumed by lhc proposals or UB Royals coach Peter Weinreich, tbc qualifications for cnt<rinJ the New York State Women's VoUe~balJ Championships have been alJered. Prior to chis season, teams were selected to compete in thi1 tournament solely on the basis of their won-lost record. Lasl year's Royall were victimized by lhe incquiti,. or tbb System. TCilM wbkh had competed qainst weaker opponu. yet complied txtcu \~on-l.ost recordJ than the Ro~s wtte chosen for cbe State competition-while the Royal5, havina eompkted a much more challmgina schedule, were narrowly ed&ed out or post-season play. This season, however, 1t was dcdded by th< oraaniurs or tbe Champiomhip tournament thot the compct.itive level of a team's opponents would be con.sidtted when choosin1 qualifies ror lhr pre:sti.aious tournament. Out to thb rule chanae, and wbic.b wnt, for the fint time ever, pmnh out teams to compete in the New York State Weintddl is very.optimistk about hls team's another of nate Oa.uic, chance& for reachin& the finals. Veo:ran players seemed to be in aveemen1 about ahe rule change, staling that it would benefit their~~ in th< long run. Tsuji AkeTnl, one or last yev's.key performtts, feels thll. ahhou&h th< modification prc:sentl more or a cha1Jenge, "it (the added preuurc) makes it more fun .'' Coar1 <M< The .rite for the New York State Championships is still up in the air. A school that c:ao adequoctty ho>t 16 1eam1 (4 couru:) has )'ct to volunteer their racilha. SUNY at Stony Brook bas offtted· their &Ymnulum, but they have only chrce eourts. his doubtful16teams could be fodliwed in the set amount or tlme for the Loumammt . Weinreich su&&ested tbaJ, if no four court facility could be found, the numbeT or teams competing would have to be reduced. The veteran coacb had offered Ulh OMk Gym u a site on the contin&mt that the host-Royals would be included in the tournament but this o(ftt was rejected. With post sea>on adlvity still up In tht alr, the RQyal's lineup is also uncertain. The Royw have many r,eturning veterans, but walk-ons are still wclcome. Pnct.lces began on Monday, but Coach Weinreich's troops won't be set until Saturday's Bia Four Scrimmqe. Laura Naronis, a rt'lurnina junior, seemed to speak for ·aU the .,.omen. ··we need more ran suppon.'' &be said, "I don't think mon ~pie kno-w when our matches are. •• The Royals' li!'$1 m•tch will be th< Big four Sc.rimmagc, in what lht team rcets will be the bq.inQina of a Winning season. It will take place thit Saturday, in the Clark Gymnasium (MSC) at 10 am with fan pankipation yeatl)' encouraged. The Royals' regular season commuees on September 17, wltb matches P&ainst O..?lcsce Community Collcac and Canisius "' Clark Gym. UB then ltllvels tO Pennsylvania for lhe "hi&hlfshJ 1 ' or their suson-thc Univttsity of Pittsbur& Tournament. This tournament has traditionaJJy proven a cba..Uenge for Weinrcieh•s forces and should prove a valid indkatar of what t~ o f season to expca. - Ant/;1 Maddig<m = ~: =:,y~':::.~:r:'~~o:=-=.: C'~"::,-= W~y. •• tM Rot'els holt a_,.... Community Sp.m. CoM.- Mid c..ota.M Col&eert•t l~ ~- ~ ~ * Rm ·355 Squire Hall Monday · Friday 9 am· 5 pm ~a~t~~~~*~~~ ~ *"o! '* *12J J)-\: l u~r===~t::::=t==t==t===i"'===u o1 TI o.l~~ 111 ~ ~'2-l ~ ~~ ol~ ·(Dell Place) ~ ::~ fJ (~71ckon ~ >~:t "l~ , YoJJ.~ f! TlaOol-- Wlna) ~ fl ~ ~ "C~~ ~ ?::tjo}~ TI -----~1111. ll .t:=t====tc:::=:il I I Try Wendy's All-You-Can-Eat Garden Fresh SALAD BAR Crisp and lighC. Priced Just Right. Buffet pnly $179 l[r;;al AVAILABLE AT ALL WENDY'S IN ERIE & NIAGARI\ COUNTIES :-... �ANH:L.,.., •• no~ • poor dlorrw· .. cM<Lyou"'w-,_flrol-· """' ........... ·~ ......,. ~~-y - I . I'- J 2 M* w.......s."' et . _ . , ., -wll.c.HMS-2a -... ""JO ~Men~~ · -·-· ~ lttnl_,.lnQWIIft--ootplul. t < - u ll _ _ .., _........... WAtTRESSS"S & COOIC$-ItOOtln """"ROOf'\o,....tlme~Hon:· ,..,...__.,.C-" ....110-J ...... AU.. ADS MUST be ~to Wt .O.Mt... £tth..- p~;ta ~ - tn periOft, o. ..,... • cooy of the act wM • Cite< lit « mon.y cwcMr fOf f\fft PI'Y'ft'*"\. No .01 w•t fM ~" oww , ._ tlft.,... """* OIIEL.O' put a-y _ . _ _ . . . H.,... of the CUI.HN P..ty on tht NYS prttJ-al Milot. COli - I I 10 help __ THI: SN:CTA~ ,.,_... ''"' rllr9t to acut cw CMMe. ·~ ,_,. ..."""""' , ' &..A.Otu.TOttV .Wstenf.. pw1 tfma, 2-) "*'"'d.t:rl NO JlEFUHOS a.r• ..,_. " aft d.-.tHMct ~ m ltM .,.,., coP'f It ... ~ "TM SPKttum• OOM ftOt r*f4tOfttlbMitY fOf M\' WfGno PC*D' tO ltprOdUU: any •d Cot achlllf.,.~'U. ' ' " of " " • ' " ·~• l 11 tet\Oefea 'f'-.fu• I•U autt to typ~KM .,-,on. ••wme K~e ~'~'~ • TOt ~ C:ai1Gl21U MAJ..£ tvfiMilt w1ttt ,.,_ YOic.t: far to41t t(b-'hO Al+454l. w""'" e us pta'(w f« orf9lntl I'OCII: bend C..ll JotiiJ7•1»6. IIIII lctwlle$ .... AOVIIO-l tor - .. Gr....... _ .....- -Ciofttor ..... ............. PI•• totnort'Ow1 - - 1 1. ~· MS-2>00. "toftt,. !!~.:~of!~~u;-..,!_.WM..= =::., :.~:....~Df 1~~.: O.,M..fc:w,.,...., . . Nnd wUI be ap- SN L.EVE L W'tll bt tl Undtt Stms Thls offlctl. .Ill ................. . MIC. Oftllce ltOI!K& ..,. t ..rft. to s .._"""" ~--D£AOUNU - ~o--..... ~~ CLAUIPIROs """/ ... -~ • t •The ~~' •• THE AVEJlAGE Wt11te ,._..ng at Ul'fclt Your Sltldertt ProgrammIng Board announc:es che. following stlpended vacancies for che 1980-8 I year. Assistant Coffeellouse Chairperson A>5l><s .. •. . "'"''.......... ol Collcd>01.,. soi1a ond tile lOch Annu•l Fes«lv•l. 8uff11to Folk Asslsl&nt Cultural 6.. WZU:t PAJlTV tonleMI Wltft Gil') Storm. J.7S Nr dr~ maoklam. ll'lot sptdalsl Stutttd mutnroom, 2510 M41f' lf1. Olctt Cvtl ...l AM ~M . 1..,._, tedlo, pcJIIWf' tiHf'fl'\0 •net Dr• ;tn. FOR SAU!: --· $1 .vtomatk ~'liM. only lO.OOO miiUI CaU Sales and Service· Moog Synthesizers, Electric Keybosrds, Gulters, Amps, Drums. The &Jst Accessories & Music Supplies t910 HOHOA Hawk tt C10. 1tDO miTes. ......, E.c.. 10 "'"'''*' ...on. Music Books""' ShHt Music CHEVROLET ,.,_. Monte e.t•o. L.n d.tu, a~f' conctl'll~no. All PG'W'tf wk-1 dow~, etc, ..,...._, 1877 and Tastes 3604 Main St. Open Thund«bbrd, grHn, Air Con ditioned, AM/FM Radio, 38,000 mllea, ax· cellent condition. Aaklng S3,300 • call 7st-a410 A01oaa ffom U8 M·F. 1 0 · 9 836-131 4 W6S•t. 10·6 4U10<\'GLI inwr*""':o-.. r•tMwtttt • .....,.. ~tor- etl . . . . .,.... rllkl.. elter 1_1!1'- MUST SELLIII · -- . , . . . , . . QorM<. DMm. lf74. C"EVY CAPftiC-L EJIC'tlltntcond Revutar 0111. frMcL m.71t0.. I72S. • ( • •, •• t • ' , , t t •• R()()MMA TE WANTED ~ 1»-. FOk SA.L.E-Goole dlowft l«kt1 1 tNn't small, u :celftllt f:Otl41tiCHI. Alpi n• MALE: room~ttw.,tl'd tot~ cta~gtt, 111 • ont oft.r c.tl •t<ky .....,or 7Jf·ltlltlf. .,.,..~t ~ L•S.I ... LOOIUno fOtl' c...en Plt"Mn. GUCIU•fe II'Udfnf prtHrnd. tt20 Jftckldtt • " utllftlet. eau st..... FOR SALE OR RENT *»~l!ft. Mil. MUNCHIES lr.. rtOW fOt ul• . " " ' buy,. •t $10,000. Call 134 ""· SCHOLARSHIP pnoorem. M•ta d~. &~1-ef:·(•u"'"OCMm. ,::.,..,.,,, MAl,l9f.cl-ptO to llwa J bdr WOMK C.II-Jm. SIWIO. 692· 1401. "Udtn' pnt.,.,.Cict, t ROOMMATES wtnttd. mocMrn i&C)t. 4 mln.loAM/Cmr;.ttt•IS7'1. OrMtor U¥w STEREO tomiJIOfttftt\ ~lt . l it ont .se~1~. complelt ov-ren""" unbeii.Vabte uvlntt. C.mPUt ...,.,,,, tinct ' 69. Ctii.Stew, 1»-o.t:n. - ROOMMATE' woru.d to< c.c..., llj)!. WDJMK, non-smoker, turnlstwd. 61+ \If. CAll lfNJto.. s~t•cntl.I M THE needs wrlttrt. ohotoor•PNn and ¥11-'lt'l.. Orut ex· tnct fun. Comt to us SQuire Pf(ff!n« Halt, M,sc. Alk tor &~. Jot or John. AVTO•CYCI..e IMurao«. tow f'•t"wt ttl tlf,C,ItJet'lt ~«VIce for .. , ""ancs.r'ltk•. lnwranct OulcNnce Gtntw 121•2711. GOOOREL.ATIONSHIP$.,.o1001,_.. taru to tt.wt to ~~ enc:aun..,.l W.,.m, "-tome• ~ ~ m..,. ...-. , ,,,.,. tftrKtlvt'. IOVJnt MmAM fOf goocl «wW.,...tfon, ~ln. r~-tbiU, IOI,it'mft td'Ytf'ttur-., .-c. P.O . eox .. Eas:l Aufclr•• N.Y. lCIQ. PtANO. 1le:M tor nltftfC:I'ub ect -WIII 10-ltnwMJ..CitO. TCME MAGAZINE umtwt ,...,.....,.. t t tfw went.d to .,.,. on • baSIL C.alt Tim G l......._ comm1utof\ ~. ~~ PLAC 6 656 Millersport Hwy (at ggert) Over 100 Top Vatletles of Subs Home of the 3-8 foot Party Sub full Ofnner Menu Po=rk~rs &. Wines l.Me ....... OperJ Mon·S.t I f .!'rn-MidniJht Sun lpm-Mfdnl&ht We-AIIoO..ToV..,..,._III CooiiiM-1919 ----------y---------, I u..... I . A ............... , ~ ,etdlerot~""l I _,,_......, I ~~Thuts, Offw Yllld ~ I •. 11,.1910 17.95 otter Good only hom ~,:so to aoo~111 Willie.ll. 1980 J ....r_:oDK. I I r I - ~--·-----" OiJmen Sl.lS- 3.35 Fried Rico 1.95- 2.65 Hot and ~Dear Soup 1.95 AND &mER D£UCIOUS -·-loykpt.ll te llZ To-. IIIIMIIIQ THEATER live: at Vnc.Je .s..tnt tomCII' rtrN Tu.Hday 1 Stpftmbtr ll, Call 615-3100. CURIOUS aboUt 11'1e "~pe lAW." YOitr ri:'OI•tratton •nd ~nq In Buffalo? M¥ra kcll'i, l.O All«n 5trHt. Mofi,·Sal, t2 to •. Ja2•120Ct SINGE.RSw.,ltodfOrC.tvuy l:ptt,.coptl Cf'M.Irc.h ChOir. wuu.msvlne. 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L."vt' n"ftUOI tor Stne. <ID ~"'IT IE ill .IE <ID ~'ITIIilliE®~ Iblfng • DU~Cers • Exotics • Topless Jli~wnrb Waitresses • Host• Comedlens • Ent-ertainers Jlotrl WI\NTED NOW - C.tch a Rising Star * TALENT AGENCY-* UMitrotl)' Studtnts II & ovtr Wtlcomt·A<commodHton ProVIded Booking• within 1 hut>drt<l mile IWious PART TIM6 OR FULl. TIME PERSONAl. SBRVICI!I ,.our DOt~for..proOLstudc.ot acrrtce8 corporadoo St • two,,...., he....n'l Televised on cable T.V. CaU 688-0100 for schedule Sound Chairperson flJcnJ kOOMMATE FemM, wmi -IUf"Nt.hH IIPf , 10 '"""".. \ilr.r:k MSC. IQ.OO+. ~ Woetoo 70c A"bu ln P'OS"'•mml"! of tM dra.ma·. cWn<.e- L vlw.tl •ru, pro- *'. For All Instruments FOR SALE HONG KONG FREr llltiSeEE'SI Stt Mar in• M~lnd'• MotteY M•Uc Ul tc.Uon ¥ICI Supenol.ses thc- ~'a. ltghdt'IS tor •II UUA& &.. other ~pu' ,.,.n DEAR SKV , . lnl Chine1e Restaurant fca RoO 70c - 2J10 ~. o.n IL.U£. low A.IWtVS1 Me~ crodtll event~ TAGG MUSIC !:- rertonnlng Arts ChAirperson &r4JnSonc.~~ lf7.S MUSTANG 11JII'ICNrd. n4hW " " ' oetttd nrn. EKcalfenttNpa. to1•7GJ ....-- COLEM AN AmHturs Wtlcomt • Eoc«iltnt Pa• 416 ·87t ·688Z "' · 8111 716· 87S.S9Z7 �.. f!l!lWlJL.U~ali) IS FUNTASTIC CANADIAN lmm1Qr•1ton t..oyan Con- auUants lhf. <at•blfltoed tmJ, OHicn In Hot'IO Kono lnd Vancouver. Ex· ) 184 MAin St. GranMS• ThNIH Bldg. SM'f'len<ed JKI'Vkt Oft.,-ect In conn.ctlon with fmn\Jorauon lo ean.o... All ,,. qu•rn will bt trnted In confideNt, . PALLSALEI Olorla Vanderbilt a jordache Velour Tops i~~=- :~~~~'::,:,!v~~~=; &.C.. q...- V1Y lU. SPECif.L ctlscourUt: UB l'fUrcMnt• & ' K \iltv. SNimpool•tyJt-wt: S7 Plf'mt: SU. BACKSTAGE, 1l5 E.notewood. LA.TKO 0 Plt.INTING AND COPY G ·crxn. f Cf:NT~JlS RESUME PROBLEMS? . C.. fLO ~RE, my hOrne. twO chllefren, two aUtrnoons WH:Idy. 6:b·650t. WAHTEO: Tutor tOt c:onverwUonal Sptnllh. Prtfltf'abl'f M'ixlcan. Call W.'4UO evtnii1Q5. Tv-~ Print It CALCULUS end OfOinlc CMmJstry. Need ht~? Cell em •t: bc· tm. ~~-.,L tl . BETTER/FASTER/FOR LESS AOULT ballet cl..u.t: R.uulan ~ lt1llan technJquu. Ferr-.ere 5tudlo ... .; 'if{.., ,695·2858 r:---------., I cttl!.N coo I THE , ... -~ -~-;,c.. (No . ~ ' 1130- the . $t.19b OFF LAST CHANCE Refriprator Reatala Buck et Of Wings TOMGHT ·Try Our New CIUck en Fingers El&otf .... 9115 1.,_ a. Farro Celttm. c - - r na. 9116 !it 8354100 NEW GUt ' In town? fW., Delivery to B OTH CarnpWI& o n c,., 7-8jlll a. lro.l til &ria n.ra. 9118 !So.~l 1five )ou Cfieclfea out 3382 BaUey 0,..10la10tob1.11wuSor. 2186Niogn flllll!lo4 LATKO 3111 MMn $,. 1616 NJ41e. F..b . Blvd. - ~ It ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!I " AI.NI&ESillRESaEC!lOIIIIITM !IBGHBOIIIOODSTOREF111910UNeS tO...._N ...... ~ ..... Frid ay/Saturday 7~ctllw1J~ j l et Us Show You Samples FREE Then Let Us TUTOR. lNG t I . ._ · Nishi• 7:00 , , ; - I I I 1 I 1 1 I I .,.J I I Z:OO a m -..J Expires Sept. 17, ' 110 Nlr:Taco 3248 Maln ~· He-~th' ·'-"" UBJ - Buy One Super Mr.Taco or One Rice & Chfesa Burrito and get one FREEl will> thfs ad Expires Sept.. 17, '110 liiiiiiiiil&i&i&iiiiiiiliiiiiild .. IMPORTANT _NOTICE The deadline for Student Health Insurance waivers has been extended to ,Wednesda}:, Sef!t. 17th The Stut.!ent Health Insurance Office will be closed· Sept. 11 & 12th. • ' JJ7aivers wiU be taken on the third j'Wor lQunge rn Squire Hall . ~etween llam & 4 ·pm on these days. • suo ___ Li'\OOARD ...... ::JDOHE.IHC. -....- I ( �~ 'II-: --Ia backpage e Ont•-, oo<'ll«of The Sj>octtum. notku 1ft Nil fr« or cllargc. The Spectrum dou not _.,too 111at oil notlcu w i l l - end.....,... tbe rteftt to edit oil notlas. Notlcu to eppur more Ilion onee mu.st. tse re.submltted for udl prlntlng. OeadUnu ere Monday, Wedn...aey and Frfday at noon. quote of the d ay S«nlo,.-Oaod\lne fo<t~'Oclobe< II I.SAT b Sept. II. Oaod111>0 for the October,! 8 ORE b ~ II. O.ocl'!ne for the Oct-r 25 <ll'tAT li.Sept. 22. "Always expect the worst and no matter what happens. you won't be disoppolnted ." -J\nonymoU5 Oraduattna Sen.tors- Bfendei.J UNV«ra:lty w111 have a reprt4'fntoUve on c;ampua on Frld1y tp dltw$$ 1ts progremt In the Oredue·te School of Arll 1t1d Sct~s. M lnO,hlu o r~ encoureged to epply, etp«'lolly In the . •;,:::k :~~~c; AN/100NCEIIIE11TS All oophomoro students lwtW.O et l...t e 3.5 overogc for one or both Hmellt.r of tbdr lrubm.en year we etlflll>lc foe ~p In Alpho lAmbda Ddto, a ftetlonal frutun.n honor Mdc.ty. For more.lnJonnatJon ull 636-2807 or stop In our oiTice at ItO !lorton, AC. Alt •nt0f'1'Mtloft tlble wtU be: Mt up for 111 pc-osprKtlve Alplwt lAmbda O.lta m•m~u on Sept. 18 from I 0.2 p.m. on the first floor of Squirt. M.SC. OmQ:rs fo Alpf\a Lambde Ot:lta will be on hend to enawt.r eny end all q~utlont you ~MY have concerning mtmbershlp. Need dental wo<k? The O.pt. ol Bolwtvlorol S.l<nc:< M.ot41 men or women who lhinlc they need dentet work aod woutcl llko , to peltldpete In a Mudy ol pelknt rupon.M to rout.i.ne: dentalne.etmcnL TWo free nDings are pro¥1dod. Cont.ct Or. /1, CCHoh 01 831-2164. ' AlllntOIUOCI women ore lnvtted to come end meet the sllte<a ol Alpha Sigma Alpha SCHorlty 11 an Informal rush petty ~lng held on Jolondoy, Sept. 15, et 8 p,m.ln 351 /oil'AC, Ellicott. ond Wednco.day, Sept. 17 ot 8 p.m. In 232 Squire, /o\SC. -1 """ 8uoday a _ . rnry S..ndoy with Corson Col.l egc In 302 Wlll<eaon. fJIIcOit, et 5 p.m. Eoch - k INI\IIU e clilltienct e nvtronrnem.l topk end spulter. 3 5 ~~g~\~ ~~, ~n Interview In 3 Hoye$ C or Or.duatln9 Seruoro-Boston Colie9< l• olfoti"'J o new p<ooram In R<hablli..UOO Teochi"'J of the Vl..,.lly Hand~eepped. The pcogrem ludl to a /1\uler's in Ed\lcOilon. A limited amount ol ocholor.,._.ld is evollol>le. For fwthef inlo writo: Dlvltlon ol Special Ed\lcotlon end Rehabllltellon. McOulnn H•ll 814, Boston College, Che>tnut Hnt. Mus.. 02te7. MEET1NGS 08 Amateur Rld.lo CltJ.b meets tonight at 8 p .m . in 337 Wende. Elec:tlons will be Mkland etour of the 1\.-tlon will be gl..,en. Unclet.,.....te Hlalory Co\lndl meets today et 3:30p.m. In 485 Red Jodt... bldg. 4, fJIIeotl. Election ol olllce<s and ICI>e<IUH"'J of ....,.. for thla Mmelttr wllllake ~ Tau Kappa Epsilon meet• Sunday In 234 Squl~. Membert pteue call Al at 837.a869 or Tim et 636-~9 forthne. /o\OVIf.S, ARTS AND LECTURES 001111 ~~~~MusiC-. toda)r r,_...,..,~ p.m. 'In the Houl.o<inge. Squl~. , CJooR4 H - wbhH a good end healthy now}'«< to all end tliUndo Its lrwtlotlon to ,loin In Rosh Huhonoh -.lea ton1Q1K 01 7:30 p.m . end _ , _ , Thurodoy end F"l'ldey at 9-.30 a.m. 01 both Clwtbod Ho--. 3292 /olein &. end 2501 11. ForOII !!d., .,...., the fJik<Mt Creek Blrdp oppoolle Wl..._,ISpau~ln9 clorm. Yom Too, mMia Mrwd. no fee end no ._.....uono ~Ired. 0 - -Ciui>IOCOII<Ionnuol Wildwood ...... Porty ~· Conmct Ado1an •• e&4-1!141 . Mitre prei....S. w- ..... s~ ,,.,.. for fi(ltldu.lle -~~~~-tbe--ed­ .. ..._ -....s by Zonuo ln<ematlonal, ..rnce .,....__of~ end ......... _,... Fo< ............ - - lncemotlonol, 35 EMt , . . _ Or. Qlcop..... 60e01. OOAII Open IIID« tomo<row rom 8-ll p .m . In the Squire Rathol<•lt.r. AIIeo up-twlllbeovallabl. .t 7:30p.m. "l!aoy Vlrtue~ ond "'lladcmoll" wlll be....,.., ton'9ht ot 1 p.m tn the Squll'*- Conference. Thc.etet. '"' "Life olllo1an" will~ ahown Friday at 7 end 8:45 p.m. In 170 Mf'AC. Elllc:o<t: Saturday ot 7 end 8:e p .m. tn 146 olelendorf. ~C; Sunday ot 5 . 7, 8:ep,m. tn tho Squtr<: ~!f>e*r. "L-·W....,_ ~ t.UI ~....,..,- • 3:15, e end 9 p.m. tn tbe , _,-Norton. AC. end f'riMt In tbeSqu!R Con/or~ n-ter (coll636o29!!7 for~ '"T.,. will be lhbwn Saturday In the Squire ConfoRnce ~end SUndaY ln the Wolclrnon Norton. - n-t. Call 6J6.m7 for thowtlrna. r-·-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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He waits a couple or days. •leepin& on lilt coueb io his bare apartment. Nenow and imPIIiaU. he fonally calls the true kina fonn. bill the .tiDe is busy. He calls apln a f..,. minutes later. 'lb<re b no..uwtt . This seeoario miaht seem tlke a niahtmarc. but it is a baunli111 reality for !lOme studcols. As of last Friday, several downnaters had not rCC<Ivcd tllcit properly entrusted to CoUcae Transpor1, a Doer Park, Lona hlll>d•bastd trucklns ftml. One lupae-l..s student did 1<1 in touch with an employee of College Trtn1pon on Saturday, and was tDld tlla.t a truck bad ~okcn dowo DO Its way ID Buffalo. The student w... unsure. however if tile story ...,.. 1n10 and lilt lllKk had in fact resumod iu trip Upstllc. . ~rou~~ ScMcto (GLS), tbo studcot-supponed tcp1 clinic Ill ua, -~lui wcdt byM 1cut II Ohldaul wbo h-¥1 cotllaleted Collqe Transpon (fonncrly k.nown u S.udon.t LIIIPit Stnlct), but Slill hadn't received lhdr ~. They by ,gLS t~ 111e llctt..- ~~ou~ttoN and tile St. . Att.,......,. Go.tnl's ............,. rrno~ a- -= merretl divi.don. • Accorclina to the A&Wiant DiSIDet Auomcy Bruet Scltmldt. onlyooepcnoo bas lilcd alcpl ~ apinsa tile company so far. Those who have upericaccd problem& With CoUea.e Transpon are advised to c:onr..C1 him at: Srate Attorney <kncnl DiviSIOfl or Consumer Fraud, 6S Cour1 St .. Buffalo, N.Y. 14202. UB Director of Housina Madison Boy« uplainod Fridll)' Ill at delays in shlppinalu~&~&elll'< a perennial difficulty. "It's happened every Y<at sinte private companies Staned s.bippil\& studenu· propmy," be said. Bo,..,.. allcrtod to tile problem by &tudcnu who had come lo the Howina Olf~te for aid, said tbat 10m< Collcae T ranspor1 uuek arrived 11 Albany Stilt early last woet, and thll a tru<t stopped at the State ~ 11 Con land ILq Thursday. • "Golna from my txpcricoces from ooher und<pcodable trueltcn. they move Wdlwatd.''Boycc said. "My assumption is thai they're- on t.be wey to Buffalo." AccordlQc to •'*'lis wboK posxuions...., aiD in limbo, (bo I~ loeo!ed .. clooipatod pict-<~p loc:Mioes arouncl New YO<k City. Only S..e Ual-y of New Yor\ (SUNY) ........ ._..soli<:it..s by orllido'!'ten ..sdt-.1 in eatly-,........ w to-. __,.lllo S..e. Boyce .aid tb.at ~ to a hilh.__. ol'lk:iah Ia SUNY Central,~ Trarupon m:dvod iu.Jlodcat - liSI ft'Cisn IW 51.._ ~- of tllc .st..e Utii...,..y CSASU). SASU Pralclent Jim Stem vi10f0<l$1y cknjtd she rumot, Jtllill& that SASU had not •urrendtred address lists to any $hippina orpnlwion . ..lr's an abiolute lie," he said. "I don't tit e .spreadona""""" obat atcn'l """·"Stein said he checked with hi• two prcdccasors to sec if IIIey had rdeaucd the list . Students .,..;na thar lutpsc b&Ye bcaJ U)'in& to all Coll<ac Transport's ofroctS in Lona Island ond in Monon. N. Y., but their errons had bcaJ frustratina until Satwday. The Lona Island numba' bas bcaJ dlsconn«tod, and nobody 11\SWUS AI th~ upstate orne~. Meanwhile. Sludent,J continue 10 face anp<y G.J)Iirunem' ond sean:h ror a plooc to simply sil down the-· -'* Students search for housing as UB's shortage continues ''AU tile...,,.... aloll& 1M buo rout.. .,. filled," .aid Joe MOtU, a tl'UJfer from p..., Unl•..-.ity. "~ dolet plooc I Pity the po0< freshman, triDlfcr or arlduate tcuda.t. AnivinJ in BuHalo a tew daystatly to ~ aa &ponlntllt and relu bofore elutes swt, Ibis vaeadon's uUcod quleltly tiims loto 1 ni&htmorc foallltlna ftllcd aportm~ a few dirty, hJsh1lficed <:mjlty ooa and Jandlonls IDlUIInlhe koo-ailcdae lllatthty have slldter and ,... ~ 11. The scorcli'aocs on. looklftl tllrouah tiny lportmcnll as far • any from campw as Buffalo's West Sick: with OPEC educared landlonls asldna fO< anythlftl b<tl'!«n$400 a GIOQth and the potcotlal tenant'• first born. Now, as the. scco!WI we<k or cliWCI bqins, t<lOUI!kla studctus lite Uv!na .iilh frlmds or In other temporary tiCCOCilC>daljo and aU 1M ·by P-5 are occupied. The best hope now b a plooc alona walk frO<n llle1Jnlvc:nity br liCit another colleae altt>&Clher. L)'llda Lewis has bcaJ "lookil1& de$perotdy for a plao:e lo llvt(' ov<r the past ....k. " I've called ovn SO bouses and actually visited 10," sh. .aid. "ThelandlO<ds know IIIey have the upp<f band. - "Whm I ao look at ao apanmeru they say r~ P<OI'i< have bcaJ by t~. I even yelled out In Ill• Slrect 'Does &n)'One oetd a r0011111>11d' But nobody need• DO<. Even the motels art aD boobd up, at S"ISO/ w<d ," lbe·added. IIIMM...,._ ....,. o( lilt DOmadic SIUtkatl,' wbo baVc bcaJ Uvlna with l'ltatds ...uJe illef allltinue tb<ir searda, bavep- up ttyina to ""' aa ~~ neu Ill• /0411111 Street Olmpos and ate ioolda8.~tr1Way, In~: fouod so far wu south or Kensinaton, about six blocks from lht bus Jtop. "h's a walt I wouldft't lteasun afler datt," h< complalned. An anonymous student r<I)Oned h< wa< scno oo see a bouse juJt past Ocncsccoin ont of Buffalo's &hellos, mik:s away from the campus. Anolb<r lan&)onl in 1 po<ition oo bltpln rcnq.J on an boll$lna -.rccmenl. A woman, wbo r«juated anonymity, Cllplaincd, " We had liven 1M landlord a <lepo<it in the bqinnina of A .,...a to ltC\JtC the l!*1Mtot for September. Three we<ts Iller he...,, hoct the deposit willl some dllmb reason. That <OSI us three •oeb of lookina." she lamc:nted. Solitary eoan."..ot Thlt ..,.. only the bqinnina of her ltoubla. FO<ttd to tat< anyllllna. lbe and her friend moved imo a tin1 two rOO<n aponment. "llletp in the room where I play my piano and hiLve my dat. II has ont tiny window and no yard. That's a bonot SIOC'J." 'This woman needs her oponmcnl so badly 11111 s.be Is afraid 10 complain about anylllina rO< fear Or evictiOn. " I'm worried abolll Ole house bumitll doWD because or safety huanls. but I'm afrUI f11 ad scot 001 Into the str<tot," she Sldly no<ed. Sbe mcolionod lllat anotb<r tenant mi&ht bo responsible for the house-burnlna down, but reflucd to say why. "We'.-. told lilt PfOIICf aothoc1tics, butllltydon't do 111ythina,"lbosaid. g,. Is so fearf,lll of tvictioo thll she refused to live her IWIIt, her landlord's name. or any desails about her tivin& condltlocu. Htr last comment wa., "Tht~collidn'osn bock to biln (the landlord), """lei it?" In the mearu.imc, as the U8 area apanmeru ra1 ract aocs on, tile poniclpaols ore spendlna their nl&hts aunpod ouoon toodle>: dolna tbeil b<u not 10 ,..., out tllcit orcl<-ome. • Worw Ht . . , . _ ''I have 10 -~ bofO<ellley lr:kt me out," said Emanuel Kattanau, 1 transfer from India. "l'M1 allow mc 10 stay a couple of days, buo I have to mo•e 1000. I'm luc.t y.lllouah. I doo'l have 10 pay hill> hotel biU.." he adcltd• In clcspcnlion. many .....,...... ba.-. tlll'llcd to off aunpw -.cndes fO< help in nlilm3 down 1 P- ID live. "I pojtlthe Rental Caner SlS for listiaas, llld IIIey have tile S&tne thina 'Tiw: $ptan~m' bas. It's a real rip-off." said Joe Moran. ~"The GalouJ b the...,., tlllna. They have the same lut.inp as tile C&JI>pU5 newspapers and they dlara< SolO, " said L)11da l.zwis. An~ fkiac:r, a tnnsfer from Qltcms Community Collqe, b blah on the dO<m waitiaa lia and has DOC bcaJ lookil1& very hard for an aponmcnt. He noted, however, th&l ''howiaa b pmty deoperale... • CUrrently livina wilb fria1ds, be is upsa about lh• Unh'<l'uty's dclri.t>lin& policy. Uoder th< policy, tile thin! persoo in a double will bo moved u ,_, u lllerc ore in the dona. "They'n: 101111 tO move OUt the thin! pcnoa bof~ they stan D>Dvina lo 1M wa1t1na stud..u. ~ bdaa lripled is iocoo>-.ala\t, buill leasl !lid< pcopk are tiv!Qa on.....,.,.... •• ......a.. he ald. F'JnOt!cial aid-P. 4 I 'Foscinotiott'-P. 5 I r ootbol P. 18 �~ P~blic Safety silent on missing University furniture I ~ 0.. ..,__ -~~-. Into the theft or Unlvenity property is in a...ou --- .i prOifa&. Z- A rortrcu or _ , . IWI'OWidl an iowatlplloa by UB's 0opwtmcat of Public: Sl!«y lolo the theft o r thousaocls of doiWs worth or rllllliturc durina the ~ move from tbc MUI Slreet to the Am1Mnt '*IIPII' over a five yea: paiocl. • Althoucb DO exect llllimate of the lou If bas Ileal -IIDCed, the Ccuriff. Express rq>oned lbal awoJdmatdy $2,500 in off..:e equipment had been recovered durloa the Juoe 27 Karch or. Unc:uter home. Erk Q.unty I>Ucria Auoi'DOC)' (DA) E4wanl C. CollfOVC was quoced by the DCW$p&per as uyina that more fW'IIIture hu yet to be recovered. "The ID&I.ler (inv~lon) bas been i ~ J J j Qn&OiJla for abolll a year," CoJifOVe a.... ...,.. Sevual•bome5 ba~ been searched for tbc mWIDa furaiture, inc:Judin& the resldalca of 10me University employee5 as well as movlq men iovolved in the t.ralllfer to the Amherst Campus., ICOOrdina .(0 a Courier Express source. The 111olen limes reportedly include beds, desks, cbalrs and office equipment. An unknown buildina on the Ambcnt Campus bas been • stor-.e • area for the recovered stolen aoocts. Coscro¥e Aid be hu il1stru<:led Public Sl!ety to repon any findlop to UB President Robert L. Ketter who prelllmably will be asked for a report by CoJJfC)ve. PubU'i Safety bu been Pnrcr~na University propeny is not consllltina the OA's office whk!b is not uncommon. In October or 1979 the directly involved. When contaeled by Courltr-EJ(pft'liS reponed that one TM $p«trum, Assistant OA Michael '"\l)ei'JOn walked off with three prbqe Lenno11 would only ny, "Our orticc Is baa& fuU or items from the Amherst assistina the campus police in their Campus Capro Hall Ubrary collection, investlaation." Lennon refused to and the University-In an dfon to avoid comment any further due to department ernbarassment- was tryinato "quietly'. ' poUcy o r oot rdeasina any information buy back the stolen aoods. • while an investiaatlon Is stlllln pro&ress. Althou&h fonner Director or Public UB Actina Director or Public Affairs Affllrs J ames DeSantis denied such a Harry Jackson also refll5ed to elaborate, l!uy-baclc plan existed, he did admit but declaml, !'All infonnation we have some an work and rare' books were bas been aiven to the DA's office." stolen when the University moved its Jaclcsoo reiterated that, because it is an librariesintheSumrnerofl978fromthe ongoing investiaatlon, "we've, been Main Slreet to the Amherst Campus . advised by University · counsel not 10 Another source revealed that a make any co,_,enta." Uru.-l(y janitor aUqedly ripped-off Assistant Oirc:ctor or public Safety the now controversial items. . Wayne Robinson would uot even The story was born when nine books publicly declare that an investiptlon were found in a Bufflllo West Side declared. . . . ..,._._. . _o(_ . --.. -- . . . INVeliTlGATIOtt: ~_,-.,........ ~ - - - ·- · - ... -.oty. Tho business office run by a suspect arrested durlna a City drua investiaation. Couri"·EJ(prt.sS reporter Tony farina expected to unearth with the help of unideotifoed sourc~ even more news rqardina the UB Libraries' inefficiency ud the aUeaed thousands or dollars worth of ~leo materillls. However, no NtFT Metro Bus Token Discount 10 tokens for only $4.00 (Regular price $5.00) Available to all UB Undergrad Students Tokens on sale every Monday at the Ticket Office in Squire Hall ~. Sj)ons0r~ .by SA Co~u.ter Allairs -~ Several homes hove been searched for the missing furniture, including th~ residences of some Univesity employees. . . Save a Buck , ~ ,_ ..,.._.,., . . . _ . . , - outstandina discoveries were ever made. Although last year's theft and the more retent theft or furniture both oc:curred durin& ~e _ shift or ~ departments from the Main Slnet to Amherst Campus, no connection bas yet been anno~ced. Student Vending Machine route persons needed. Requirements-Driver's license, Mu~e 8ble to openrte stl!ndllrd shift and automatic, Provide own transport'iltlon to Statler Commissary ror route pu!~nstion. One Driver ror 6 :30-l0;30 ll.m. One Driver ror 10:30-2:30 p.m. Mondlly-Frlday 4 hour day $3.10/hour One melll Included Call 636·2524 for inform ation and interview Food M(Vk:e Itt dlvl1lon of lht Fet'lllty Student A.uoclat,;n.- , SQUIRE HALf R.ECR£ATJON CENTER Open Evaydayt ..s--r-...'-. _,_,. ,.,._ -~'--' s..-.at - ...10, ...... Holl. Flrot . . _ ......... Al_....,._ ..,., ,. 5oJoc. " · '10. A8<;,1M8C--. SQUIRE HALL RECREAnON CENTER �rant bandl<tl by former Euo:ud.. Ya Prcsidcntlllbm Somn ""'The Llbr&ria ~~~~ llwayo been r<partina to • Vice i'rcsidan, ao 11\eR rally It in place C~Mtp~U EdJI(j, Uni..Wty Prcsoclent Robert L. Keutt lluu-"'-1 &l\1lOIIIl<ed his proposal ror a rrorpnludon or UB administration durin1• CoOqe Council meetin& in c.- lbiL The rtUJnb<r or d<panmmu reponons direc:tfy to Kttter bu bt"cn rt'duce:d. accordlns 1o the llrcsldcnt . 10 him ··an opporiUnlly 10 J<t more involved In the pllllllina sta&.. nuher than the day·Ul·day opc.rattan.s of thb Un.iversit")' •tt II ntw dcponmmt of llcadcmic Scrvlca will bt c:rtattd IO COIIJOlldlle the variouJ adm&nlllradve ofr&<U wilkh ~ 1D0S1 olim wllb iluclart•. 1!1ooe indudc Admbiom and Record>, Scl&edulin&. the Educational CommunlcatlonJ Cenlef . Coruputint Scrvion. Financial Ald and Unlvmity ai•• Ubrllia "Oru'n.a •tudtnu rcgist«cd and 111 duKS they dcoire Jhould bt coordinoted ..under one dcpartmml 10 a•oid dcloys and imP<ow communicalloo& b<rwecn tbrcbted orr><CS," Keller &aid. Thc Ofrace of Finaoc:ial Aid wiU al&o bt Included und<t llcademi< Strvi«s 10 that flnaoc:ial aid lnformatloo can bt forwarded alons With a Aludeot•s Jetter of acctpt&n«. PrcviousJy sudl infof"{Datfon wu not u,u utuil almost $b Woc:ks after a IIUdcmA" &eeqXancc\ acc:ordi.Q& to Kttl<r. Under the reoraanl:tltion proposa.l. Univenity Ubfarla ntUJt ~n to the Vl« Pr<lid<llt of A...stmlc Serv'kca. a posi&ion Whldl bas not y<t been rallcd. Ketter revaled to tb~ CoD<a<' Council thaa from prmou.. d~ it "''U dear til.. '"Uni....Uy l.ibrancs olf&ciall do not like this sbiO btcaW< they fed they arc b<rna dc&radcd." " Altbou&h io lh< put the Library Department reported 10 the Preoidml's Off~«, all r9a1Jon• W(tb &he Prt<idmt Were 1hc ro rtciA.im that space, but wr can't 'PICC, (rcsbmc.O Of tt'tUfDinJ lll'l'tfda«Oicn, Cl'"entb. >P~ &> rcoerved occordlrl& to tiT< number of tof\S«'UtiYt SC1nesl«< I SIU<knt ht.i lived on-campiU, Tbcrefo"'. many (rahmen, awa.rdt'd low rr1olily, Yl'tfc ldt without o n·nmpu!i hoi.slns and ~ <re forced to loo~ dstwhere. Uni\lcni1y. Both Boyu and Siuclkow ideatlrocd arlltllon u a .,.jor _ , ll 1M polk~ .. <:tlolqed, Siu<fl<owaid he 11 11)'101 to lind IOII>t llftd af Conu>tQmiOC and alfontocd rha& the mmmlucc WiU address the qu...lon. Dol h he and Bo)'t'C c•prmcd c:onOdt:ncc 1h111 h could bt worked out. notlna &he rmPOnancc of th~ iuue. ••we re:aJiy s.ddlcd With a ..now on· campus housln& sl&ortot:e this scm,OSlef and Cllpc<tln& a limDat fate nexl Fall, Unlvcmty orf>cial• hove begun plans to deal wilh the criJb. "Tbc problem Will bt b.,. next ydr." HouJina Director Madiwn Boyce maintained. althou&b be &aid lac. wu UIUI>n or IU le\'Cril)'. He IWCftcd that 11 would tlcpmd upon th e oumbcr or lrcsbmco .,rollmmu. but daimed, "then will bt more peol)lc wantiq bed 1J*C tblll we ha¥< 1J*C for." Vice. Prcrideat for Studr nt Affalt1 IUcbard 11. Si.uelkow qreed With Boyoc tbat the problem would rCIOilr nell year. He said there an tWO biJk oolutlonJ.-loVI<fllll flcslllnan cnrollmi!I\U and mo•lna the acadttnk dcpanmcru• our or EUic:ou 10 &iv< dorm ~pace back to Ho~&~ln&. SJ,adkow, ho""<Ver. qucot.loncd the Idea or loW<"rin& cnrollmcllu. " What an ~ coit>a to ~ay to than?" he araucd. "VOII c:ao'l come bc:re juJl bc<:at.u;e we don"& bav~ room space- (or you1 .. AddltlonaUy. if the numbtr of /rahmen 1.1 c:111 1 US will bt hurt 11 buda« time, u the SUite dhperocs moocy according to e,nrollmcnt roaum. . Prttrt latposdlllr As for a«tin& departmental ofr&e<s completdy Ollt of Elllooll. Vk• Ptuidmt for F'&Dooct and M.~M~cma&t Edward Ooty llld dtiiKD a<e oliut. c.aDh!.a I Iota! move "P<ettY impoUI"ble.'" be &aid a !)ian to fM about6HO "1*<0 by nut Septembe r Is und er cotulderatlon . Ooty revealed lh ll It entail • " co nsolid.ll loa " departments to the "lrrcduceablr minimal" level. reQ)nJ.idcr the mi' of &tudents, •• the V1« .....,cd. •r~u. induding Olhtt areas or dormitory lifc-indud•na vandalism. alcoholilftl, security, iQ• olvcmeru and m:rcllion. A ~r dtOJ&e Will bt IO ~~the priori(y policy. Yet tile is5ut i• rno<e r:omplexi&Dd doer not rcally aflectl.h< munbtrof AUd<t&IJ Uvin-& in 1M domn, S!udkow ...,laincd. He noted thll 1 If fr~slunan .... pvtn priority. any upperclaumen and araduate llludcnts would bt left whhou& lp6C< and be forced 10 mo•• o rr. 3640 IIAIN ST. l•" One OHIIIe Orlier of Chicken W'1115s FREE \lnCJ"'UMP'ifC;...f. . . . ~ Rb.-mtly. ultuna&e re<porh&boht) for lh< Ho.Uon& Off&« ,.., uarufcrrcd h om wnf1 fHt5 COUPON " " "" Do l)' to finan ce or WL'i ROOTJFS and p_, Rltll 31S N In r.vor tbe movc-nou·d • 'the switch doem'l J}Ve u:s. any mo«- beds." philosophicall~. 3t . 1tto .,.,..vtolid..,,.._...a..~ Management wll<n dcaltna with sludcnu -and thtir pr1.1blems. Boyc=e-wbo;;c ornee ()oc. VALID ANYTIME Sigelkow. Thc Vi« Prcoldcna for Student Affairs utd &hat his Department "'lend& IO do a b<rter than 1 -.~Din!~ Hou""'· tht ncu Thur~ay, mctHn! j ob'' e-xamine .. J·ROOTIFS·, 1 --.----~---- committee: which wlU hold us rtcOnsidercd. Jummer in favor of tht chanat. "I have never been t'Oflvinced d'll,l rtturnin&.studenlS 1bould have finr priority.'" he said then. A pohcy switch, ~<Cotcllna to 8o)U, h INIUally COClJidcrcd by the Houoin& D<partmcnt and the .studcnt .. ruo lnlcr· Ru1dcntc Countil (IRQ. A new c:ommill« cbairfd by Boyce and SiJ&d~o..... bu been formed to consid~r We l"ue. Entitled the ""Rcoidencc: Urc Study Croup," II will oddhionolly I Buy MY Slllllwidt and get , I I FR£nrder of trier, with this I I coupon . gooc1 only , I I I other dcpanment". Univtr5'hy P1C!idcnt Rubtrt l Ketter ha> pled&cd hi> suppon for firs• 1 'I i lI KING \I Coll<ll'"'· Student ......,.,orion ond Shewman added. Sub Board EJ!ccuti•e Olrc.'lor r-- 8URGIR --, Shewmon said tbc comm•rce """ bt 1taffed by oppro..,matd)• .0 people. She oOied rh11 U> mc:mbtrlbrp ..;u bt drown from many dlffcretll Comml.llf'C' The idea of fre>hmen lovtnJ orr· caropus hu womcd man~ UB olftdall. ,.bo led frcohmen arc not prepared to handle &he addhoonal rcoporuibihties. Many hove called for priorir_y TJoliciu to be Ocnnl$ Bl1tk came out e&rly 1h11 Presidtot A.ssista.nl to Stu.cl\.o• 1ht Uncertain housing eo - run camp\U or e:_.c:tl Jc•' c the need •. •1 The pnmary n:aJQO for rcquCIIiOC the amendmmts, formulated by the llcadcnie Compu.tina AdvUory Committee, is 10 "dispd any c:onfus"aon or undcrtainry as to th< applicabili&y of 1h• Role& and Reaulatlon.s'' concermna ch~ computer depanmma. MftUS< or computer data and plqiarizlna &SSJsnmmts turrcnlly arc not defined in rl&c <tudml lows Council Chairman Robert Milloa<a acknowl<daed a letan Iron& the Onduaae Srudmt Msociahon ooeklna lapui rrom 1M Council about a prop<Hcd Srudcn! A<:ti>itleo Ceaact on the Amhcm Campus. The stn&C1ure would bt ..,.,_cd 10 the unbullt Saudmo U!llon ~d funded lhro<(&/l priv11c donalions, Mmonzi "lpulaaed. The State l)openmmt of the Bud&<t. he laid. &loco n01 btlicvc 1M Ceotu It DCCCOAT\'. K<tt<r daimtd, howwner, that there b spact in the us Mutn Plan r"' the racillty bccaa=. ··we foresaw 1M need fO< it iz& 1M r.. ure.'' A four , _ m&ltCT plan, to bt ldo!>ted by the Sr•e University or l'icw York tSUJoO'). Will bt dliCUIIcd simlllt........uly In ~~~~ /'lew Votl City and Buffalo 0<1 TucodAy, Kcran aooouoad. Tbc Prco1dcnl. alona with Studcn& Associadon I'Teoidm& Sbcdlan, wQI mllce ~ Slalcmcnl at &he General Donovan Buildin& In downtown B~ ffolo. orr'" do al om·ni&ht.'" he noted. On campus. much or lhc dcba&e 1hi\ lum.m~ h:M centerrd on who should have prionly ror do"" probl•m "'""'In' commpu&cr data or a.wlfil'ncn&s. r.u Si.&a.C'Ikow maintained th:u 11 '' nu u th• ttUI qf a '"-""'"' SD"'rs on UB's nuuAt ltowl/11 Kcua lllo announood Tbllnday that the )!OIIIinJ OlfiCC hu been oblrted 10 the Studenl Mfalrs domam from the OffiCe or l'inan~ and Mf.na&<tnml to "make it easier (elf people w mow around.· · Elrlt.. in the m«tioa, ~. Director of Student Affalrt Ronald OoiJmO!Io IIUIOunced amcndmcnuiO the Scudm< Rula and RquJations which "''UUd c:lari(y 1M illcplity or or plartlilrilina 0 n««Jary 10 get the Ellkou spaoc (nr Hou ~lna. but admitted it u not possiblt now. " Uitlm1udy, wt hope ~~&Jitor eo.,--rl<pcrtmcru .'" PotiUot1 awd The oeatcb for til~ Vk< I'Tcoident of ll<ldcmlc Scrvk:ca bti inc.l udcd around I"O dolm adminwroton .., rar a.xordia& 10 Kntcr. Thc Presi<lcJil mformed the Council that b• bad approached School or Manas<mml Owl Jooepll llluuo to the post. but that llluno refU>ed &he position. Calll111 llluno ""perfect for the job,·· Kater explained lha& the Oean"t dWnla<Sl sttuuncd from hlJ bdld that Mon,..cmenl occdJ an experienced Owl durina a chana< in adrnlnl.mlllvc command. lllullo lpecitied, areordtn& 10 Ka&n, that With • new Vi« President of llc:adem&e Affair& (R.o btrt H . ROIIb<f&). his .mce arc mor< n«<kd 111 &he 5<1$)1 of Mat111<mftll 01 hu dq>atlmmt m(JIIt "Itt it in tbe end ."" Thc proca> to rill the new ldlnmistRtivc positlon wtU tan about • )'Cal. reponed Ketter. "We jUJI can"t ao inside the U!llvmily like we did Wi&h ROUbera, " ht claimed, .. beci U$t Affinn.a.Un Aaion hu informed us that we mUJt ad\Fenisc rhr position Stale·wldc. •• The e~e<:utlve Vic.: President position WIJ discontinued by k<tter because there wu confUJloo amo,. dcpanmmt head! ..tlcthcr they tbould l'q)OI1 to the Prcsidall or the EJ<ca&tlvc VIae President. AIJO. cvu In the budaa lliiOd< lhr poSt opendabk. Tbc or Arr~r.c Action .. BOW undn tbc rcohurtlin& and lJ no lonsn coatained wnhrn &he Off&Ot of riDIIlCC and M~n~&emrnt , Afftrm•.tive AcUon Dir«UH Malcolm llaollllnl doco not bdi<ve the move is merely symbolic. ""Ketaer rcallzco tllot t~l• lla:OTdln& ro Ooty, the only o&h<r pow'blc solution b to build • .,. ~· balls and com!'lcr< other plan~ buikhnp. Ytt Via: Presodcnr lor Fodlila Ptanninj, John Ncallolid thaJ "aboull"" to thrcr !"rlln io tbt fUlure. by Selh Goodchild urad.,_, .. in tbcir llllllll.'" clarified k emr. Otr«<ot of 1M Unlvenaty Ubr&ria, Saktidas Roy. would no& c:ommmt on 1M thufflt lll>ct he l&od not been informed b~ Ketter th&l the propo5Cd r<or&aniuulon bad bten rll1allzed. Capen rotates by DaD 8owmu liD .....,~ 0111<2 1tu UM<<nily-wlclo ~ wllidl lndudc 111 Unlvcnily 1 1\ptlfti arrarmetl '"'Tbcmorc (it) *'<aid not bt" conlaiaed witbla • aiaa.Jt 11M .,tJ~pottHwy .., __ 688-0100 --r Golden Palace Restaurant :am~!t~INE ' • DINNeR • COCKTAilS • BAHOUETS TAKE HOME SERVIa< MAJOR CRfDIT CARDS' ACCEPTED Mon-'Tl&ur11:30 .....10prn Frl1130-llprn sat 2 pmoll pm Sun I pm-10 pm 833-2270 II~ I S411SHEMW~Dfi.AWHERST.N.Y.- i ,.1 ~ IC....... ~ 11 j l . ~.P·· "On ~!-~S--and Nil~ Hwy" I 1 Oll DISCOUNT FOR ALL STUDENTS II �l Students inconvenienced New loan policy eases"into ~(feet; legal questions raised 1 l . A I l their"- Allboup tb~ lne<>nv~nlen« audc:ttu now .0 • f r- in onovcnina dMclu ullo cash hu bcm dimlolshd, leaal quettlons or Boolc EAI.-Joaal Opponunity Um..nity would have wen OUI . . Onnt (BEOO) can abo reed.. owed widon. aedit from Student AooouDU wbcn FbW>cial Nd AuUunt 01 Ill< UB obowlna 1111 a-d oertllieate. This Law Scbool Jay Marlio conooda will allow lludc:ttu to ,_,...,. Ill< • Ill< ddenDall policy mak<S ...,.. part or thdr loaD money wiUcb IlK "!rom a buJineu point or view," (Jess money will be lost chaJlenaod. BocaUJ< a Wlivmity rat.. cvitloo mooeyouc of IlK loan cbc<t, MarOn IIOid the policy dassiroes two diffa-cnt kinds or tukloo paya~--.o-......., reed•• • loan tllld those ......., do 001.· The law IIUclmt su....,ed thl! Ibis 1110)' be a violatlon or an ''equal p«>Ctetloo" law, becai.IK llndcnu wbo reed•• a lou .,. bdDJ pcnallzed ror bo>lna to pay their tuitioo before beina bill<d. co foram). but Rudenu ate bona oubjected to a l<aally queulonable iDc:onvenicnct. MuOn contends there at< ~tnll arou.ndJ.on which the policy Ill&)' be ~the- Sial~ ddtn~~a~t g policy onotillut 10 be railed. Tbe policy nqujrea studeau to dtpoolt tbrir loan with t he Uoi-aty ODd wait up to JO days for the tdtool to illut iu own cbeck-mlnUJ tuitloD and f« clwJes. lkforc the policy took dftct, audtoU could cash the loan check the same day It came In the mail, aft<T bovina it cndoracd by the ~ T.,..clt<r Ill addition tO daimin, thl! DO( mouah time wu aiven to inform uu duu about the policy <hana~IIOtica W<tc SQit Univtnlly. 1bt Ntw York Sr.lt Hiahor EA!ucatloa Scrffl:es Corporation (NYSHESC) inultuttd the dtftrmcnt policy, whicb aff«tl an coh<a<S and univorsitl.. in the StOle, because or the blah nwnbor or foracd un!Ytnity endon<Tnenu. The loans in qucsaion are liven to stu~u to pay all education· relAted costa auch •• tuftion, howlna, food and books. lkcauJ< the new policy areatly affect• tho5< llu~t wbo depend on thio money for early semcster expcni<S, the UB Offooe of Studcnt Aceounu bu devised' formJ or UliAance. I Alsodatlon (!\A) Prt$ldent Tun Sheehan ovu the SUJIUDcr to see if a • law •uit could be initialed. but only one mc:ctlna with Wilson md SA 01rtaor or Studeru AlTair> Dlwn Ferraro reollltod. Director or · Sulllt:ru Account• Oiffcmt Wil1011 neaotla~ed an aareemenl with Food Service allowin& 11udcnu to pay ror tl!dr meal contnc1 once thtir Unl..,..hy refund arrives. " At kut we haw a way wbere we ..., ~ llodenu fed tbeir money... ~.M~<r.IIOidbewu under tbc lmpcessloo that the Law School would make tl5t Gal IDOY<. He declarod that SA bad tried co invohe all stucknt r;ovcrnmmu, but oo islttrtSt wu obown i cllallcnain& the policy. - he cqJiaiMd. Stodenu ..m., for tbeir TUition Alliaan<:c Procroai (TAP) a- d ;;. ~~ ' r :. '~ f J , •· ____ =""·-·__ _"'=-= -:..- ".:._.. . . . . -- MCAT· LSAT·GMAT ~ SAT·DAT·GRE ·~-~-­ ..,,_., -- •· :::.~ TUT+l.,. ..._.....,_ ~- .:::...=- -.,- . .... INTERESTED .__, ...,.. , . ... ..., . nMifl t..~Jtdt. ~ UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: Internship Program Available Through The Colleges In such areas as: Community Development Social Services E nvironm ental Studies Minority Affairs Urban Studies I ..........."" ....... Contact Theresa Warden Coordinator of Internship Programs o f the Colleges r··~---------~~-, ....-,....... .,. ms.oo 111.oo .. ,.,. ~(!Itt: ...ftr-' .... 1 4 12.00 1 ll.so•..- 611-31/Z dii.,.ZJ II .• . . .• _.... •• ....,,.. • -·- mad sktptltol lboUI Whether UB can IOU tuitlgn mODe)' out or • loan check before a 11uden1 rec:el¥<$ a bill. M•rlin GODllcted Studenl s.. . -·· WJij) they ~ bY on A"'ust Mvlin questioned tbc lcpl basis of anotbes or the policy. BocaUJ< UB Is unique to the Stat< o)'llem and dOt$ not blU 5tudcnu untU th~ third W«k of tht semester. thne are cooDlctin& opiniom ao to whether 1 student owes the mooc:y up until that time. Wll aon clllms studeou technically owes money once they resister ror clas.scs. But-Marlin is .... ..,. I 'f. ,10 1 I I - - - - - - _____.J ' Monday and Tuesday September 8 and 9 10-4 p.m. 83&.2193 City Planning County Government Health Services M.H. Services Transportation . Contact the Dean o f the Colleges Monday through Friday 8:30·5 p.m . 636·2316, 7, 8 �i ~rrufasclnatlonfc i f Tit• N,~., •nd tnt.,netlottet m•guJn• otlhe ~rvm. j m r I i Commenta,Y ,Our choices in November: The lesser of three evils? --------»'Y Daniel 8. Park er In the polltlcal campaign mire of the 1980 presidential race, voten1 wade through tho muck to determine thelr choice in November. Despite continuous apathy-pedally amo11g college otudenl-and the joumalisu' rhetoric (""There Is no choice; II Ia the lesser of three evils'~, anempls should be made 10 enmlne the bombardmunt of facts, rumor or slander about the three major candidates so you can excn;lse an informed decision in November. Not much time needs to be devoted to Ronald Reagan. the Republlcan hopeful. He Is by far among the leu! qualified, most dangerous (second 10 Nixon) of the presidential possibilities that have graced the faU so.tp-box in sean:h of that 1600 Peruuylvonfa Avenue addreu. · In kind words, Reogan Ia an ultru-e.ctlonary, lll·lnformed, aweet·talklng, over-eonOdenl, overzealoua1 ,poarl)'·thoughl-of, discouraging. war·mongerlng, lloctleaa, oecond·rato movie actor;-who Ia hoping lhil country'• poUtlcal pendulum wUI carry bim from CaUforni.t to Washington, D.C. It'• • loq awing But alas, Roagan's recent "Viotarn was a nobill cause," and "How many Chinas are there?" comments, combined with the Republican PArty's anti·ERA, anti·abortlon platform,- not to mention, the Party's iiJ.fated anti·recession economic recovery plan (read disasterl-will not help the blubbering politician get elected. Everylime h e or/ldlmwlt , without • conJtitiJencyl Bwh open their mouths. Re~p drops a few points in the poUs. Just wait until the debates. Topping 11 off arc rumors that Rea&an WOJJid seloc1 GeRCJ'al Alennder Haig a~ his Secretary ot State. 'llley mne Attila the Hun look like a guy with a white flag. For Ia creme de Ia creme, not even Warren Burger could s1omach the though! of Reagan aelectlng four Jultlcee to the Supremo Court-a move l1'lO&t poUtlcal analyst• believe the nex1 Georse President will have the honor of dolns· Wlth that priviJe&e, ftea&an m&y attempt to lotally eliminate the Bill of Rights, but unfortunately for him a choice of Jdi Amin- shou.ld he he loc..ted-would not pass Col'lgresl. That lenu Jimmy "he's not reaDy my brother" CMter and John "I Wish I could~ on the bAllot" Anderson. Not much of a choice for aU you bleeding hearlS. Face It, this Country'• moving to 1hc right lon seeing red) faster than Billy Carter can get his brother into !rOUble. The dislin«uished. now submersed, Senator from Massachusetts didn' fair too weU in the polilical pre-sea110n even if he did mako the speech of his lifetime in Madl.son Square Carden. If Teddy thinks he wUI be elected In 1934, then he's in for another big lhock.er, butlhat's another story. WW 0\appaqulddic:k IMH' die? BaslcaUy, .the choice boils down to voting for - O!Wit"*"'OI'I,...._ �,r----Reagan win assures extreme change _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _. . , - VlY&.oo The lra.mbern _ . . . Ia ......,...ud r.,.. . . 110"'1 lntenllono, but aaddled with 1 reputation for lnoompl't"""" In He ltU1do. ~. for modorallan-holdlttjc on dear life . . . globol IIOml bro&lta Hlo opponm1 re.odo the elec:torale differernly, With the """"""'>' It dJaarra,y and faith In the notlon.ll will ..ggl."l! 11 home and obrood, he advoc:.ttea oii!Jilfocont atructural WJ11!01 In the woy Amerlea Ia ~ Tha yoar Ia t93% and the poUtullntultlon or chaJienaer PrankUn lloooeveb provea ex>moc:t. The public wanta dramatic Wllf!o. at otn-t any CX>OL lt'a • bit or polltical hlltOf')' worth """""'berin& today. for...._,., are llbly to be confrorned In tsao wnb • aimilar choice at pola. If Jimmy c.rter r_,. llonald 11eapn nest November, It will be tl1e 1931 eloctlon In ....,.._,.deeply CX>NerVIIlve llopUbllco.n bettins an thr publlc desire for oubatanllol """""'' ......... a IW!dpat Cll!lllria OotnocraL And ol'ould lleojlon win, the re.ili will be tbe 1!13.l -'1111 admlnlotration in ..........., the New llbaJ linally undone one! ropiaood with I radically altared fedora) .,......,.....,1-andwlth • rodJcclly dlff-.t Wlon of American lifo. With Proo. Olrtt!l' locl<ed Into • 11atic pooition by both hiJ ......,._and foiiuroa, with Jony Bn>wn'o Hew A!!"'tm t~y repudio1ed by vott!l'l, and with Ted K~mnedy'a convontlonalllbcwalloon falling to aalvAI!" the old New Deal coalltlonl, Republican ttrotoglsta heliiM!the Ume n11y be ri4!bt for 1 truly radical chln&C>. TodAy traditionally Oemocnlic orpnl!ed labor I• 1... powt!l'ful than at any time oince the R•Jiublun heydoy of the '!'W1mllll0. Oonlctl Moynihan'• "beni8n ""llect" p......,;ption hat bcla>rro< tttndard policy In Wulllngton. loovtna · black AmeriCOJU without conflden<:e In OomocratlG""""""". TheSolldSouth may now be ...... Ropubllun rather than Democntoc. And ethnk America-blue ooilar and middle ma~t l'lltioh. Italian and truh-1.1 lnc:reuin,9y G.Q.P. terrltOf')' r..- IJnlon-lnltlatl-. - hardly p!Naed CDCMiittod ...,..,.u- In ltia own pony. lUI the dilf_,.,. will be reAl and qujte tubltanllol under 1 flu&ln admlniotrotion. Uncompromitln& . . . , . . , . - wiD ......-... power. and thoro will be Uule II>Odentlon in their policleo. floctlnf! IIONid ~ u.-t certainly- opplytns alhoclt trcatntem 10 """""""""'' with profoud lmpllcallona for u.s. oomeaolC 1110 forttl&n policy. t"" Uncompromlal"' collMrvatlVH Thot'o a fP'NI deal of polllical ground coded to the llcpllbluru UntO now, how_., the tum of tho polltlcal tid<! hu meant little dllfen!OCC! in the notion's sovemlng policy lle6&rdlnA of Who wa• aitllng In the Oval Offloo. Democra" oontrolled Con,vetoo for oil btn two yeara of tll<l lut ~&. And with the OllOOptlon or Barry Goldwater, Ropublkran candidate• have g.,_olly aa:ep'ed KO)'Tlll61on l!OI)n()mlc prlnclploa and New Deal aocial thoorle$. The Ocputment or Health, F.ducatlon and Welfaro was virtually oatabllohed by ~t El.oenhower. Despbo the rhetoric of d...,ntrallaation, IUchard Nl.u>n nover undet1ool< the dlamontllns of the welfare a~J~te In a aerloua WIY· ~-. Malnhnd China punued l"ttCCOtciiiotlon with and detente with the So\'11!1 Nixon R...-vdl of '32 And deopite tu. past oupport for 1 llberali.ted abonlan low and the Equo1 ~" Attlmdmca. lleojlon now oppooea both lawt aa unwarrantOd ~tal lntn15iona wtDch threalen the bealtb of the family. He hu •"'!""d that abortion ia "the aamo •• murdar." In contrut to hJa tow·a;pendlng; anti·FedeA.!· inU.'"""'tlon approoc:h te dom••tlc lao-. RNpn fowrs a ,~gnmcant O"J'IIUion of the Oeft!NI! budgol, tied to • vntly more ' \ rnoll dramatic: challf!e would occur In manapnont of tho """"""'.Y· Even such oonoervatlv• eClOnomlsta u Arthur Burna, Alat1 Gn!eNpan, and Milton t'rledman feol n.. thai l!eapn hu been undulylnlll.ll!nCed by 1lltd llno icJoolosue>" WolchdoiJ Reogon propooeo doing away with taxeo <In ir~terlttnoo and aavlnp acooun11.. aboliohlng the minimum w~&o, "'"' eltmlnoUn& aU fod""'U,f:funded temporory tuba ror the unemployed. ltr would' ilia tonninote the Departmon11of Enor&)l and F.ducatlon,- lop off many of the ""8\l~IIDI) ..nc:tiono Imposed on indwtry by tho t'oderol Trade CDmmiJJion. tho OccupotloDal Health and &foty AdmJn~~tratlon tOSHAI and other wotch6os ~· ""I know from my own experience that lndUII.I')' reaUy ...,.... to pro~ea u. employe<s," l!eapn hu aald. "Why ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD COURSE TO COMPLETE YOUR SCHEDULE? MAYBE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING IS FOR YOU; '- HE 301 (471NO) 3M. ALCOHOL I ,BEHAVIOR Tu I Th 12:30-1:45 pm DFN 207, France• Cro•by 11/cohol to tho 110/0(/to llrug of llmlll..n Sooloty. It to uud 4 rnl•ua«< oy ,.,. poop/ltnan any ot/lor hormM au1>111nco. Por...,, or num110uo myths or mioundofltondlngs ,.tdlllfllltioll41 uuge. Tlto ,.tloNio lor th/1 COIIrll Ia to ob,_ • IM/y IM/yH t/10 Ull ol olco1>ol /llloclol'f & der.tmlno /Ito com• cot• ,,_no.. - 1 1 of ,.opoMII>Ie di/MIIIfl -vfot. HSE 101 (t17714) 3 --In tn. ORIENTATION TO HEALTH Rll.ATEO ~NS- M I W 11 am ·12:15 pm OFN 5, ~.J. W - PerTy ' 7llla - Ia tiMifttod 10 - t 1111 •tude(>t to 1111 "''",. ol till Unlled StaiM. Tl>o 1/rat ltolf or ! I t o - wMI _,.._,...,.,,/llloltllo~oi/IH~Itc-- & ..,...,...,, " " " " " " ' " ' - - ""'""" 1111-tllo ayotam. s,.o~e~..,.p~~ello will IN pltte«< on -.:tplltiiM wtdoutondillg .. or 1M t u 1 « - - Will confront lndtvlduolt wllo o/oct to llt-tlftM -/1/1 u .. ~. G.IIIIIIDMIICIIWIIH -,.....,.,...,.,._~unfry IIIIN. ....., - · ....... ti/IOCIIIIon wfiiC/I PfO'/ItJI to lm.-cfwlthh..lt" ~"'·-teN· 1 ' ~"" U.S. mle obrood. Ho hao opo!llly diac:usaed the meri" of a pre·C)IUptiVC nuclear &trike It the SOviet Union, while conceding thll much or thll ex>untry would be d..IJ'O,Yed In the enou1111 o.uhanp of mltallft. would be a IUIVivaJ of oonre of lourlpoople one! ...,.. or (our) rocllltles; ynu could at.trt again; he expt.IM<I to llobert Scheer of the LDo Att.!ldea 1'TmeL Guided In his tblnkins by auch CX>NerVatlve a!Maero u "'t PI',_ eeonomiJll Jadr. Arthur who propooe • complole breaJ< with practlceo and fcxal &Uumptionl. At the hrart of thrlr approodl IJ a theof')' lcnown u •oupply aide ."hldt IUbiOitllea tbe limple panocu or 1 30 percent tn cut and eapandl!d pn>dut:tMty ror the compleuyat"'" of lncomo oupporu, monetary manipulation and "''l"'•tlon o.nd re&ulllory controls '"'ected by the fedHal p'C!mmcnt lina! the Thlt1les. U iaterettecl • coatad Jou DeLoadl at WO Riqe Lea or ~ 831·3067 ~ lhould OSHA have u. lhoiiMndo one! lhoiiMndo or rtpllillOnl and MIDCI inlpeaon around who cmno< help lhe axnp.utj?'" In foct. "helpins ..,.,.,..,....._,......., buolneN fi"DDII all p·enm.en~aJ .upenWon and COI\lrnl-1.1 CDnll!nt- of lhe 11eagon ~one! """'1D' wotepa. In piM2 or .....,..,.... conJI!I'Vallan provama and • eorefUI approoc11 10 nudeor power, Reagon pr'OillliM to "tum the """'1D' indwuy IOOJe In the mark111ploce; .,.._.,price oontrnlo on oilo.nd SO• and oppose any fonn or windfall prontatu on the oil c:orporatloru. He would end I'IIOU'Ictlontl on 0011 pruducllon aod nuclear power p'11nt oonltrucdon, and •upport larl!" ~CMI• water dovdopment proJecu In tho West which have b<!en oaoPI* by the c.rter adminJ.Jtration. At ....nou. 1m- in the put four y<!Ort. lleofln haa allo 1Aiked of placing control of the SocW Soct.nty l)lllem. Medlcaro and the T.........., Valley Aullmrlty In the hand. of privote induotry. Ollnpa.<man Latrer and Jude Wannl•k• Kemp and politicaiiiJ'OilfPsl Ed M.....,, ~~eapn """ committed himoelf runyo the conlc:ullon that Amenconti w= fmdamental. far·roac:Hns ~in the nature of tbdr ~L Acc:on11nf1 to poUtlcal analyac Alan Baron, even top Oetnocratk: ortlclola bolle\'t! that the f..-mor Olllf<>rn4 now hu an era:>ellenl chlnoe 10 win the presidency. "Acroo• America. the 1rritallan level i• a1 a ""!')' high mark right now; "4"""" Houlton po4iticai poU<ter V. L.ance Torrance. He beiiiMII VOforo ore "willing 10 take anything different.• Uko rr•nklln 1\oooeVelt In IUZ, Roogan Ia ru~ In lhO midst Of wf'd. .preod dlssatlafac:tlon with gov<lnunenl, the ovaporatk>n of an cloctor-al -lilian one! phlloaophy wldc:h have dominated U.S. poUtk:a for deeadM, onclln an atmoophere auperheated by Wll!l'td~ia. Hia aoiutlono p!"CCIIIlJe 1101 mert!ly a rightward lhlft away from the polldea ol Jimmy carter, but a drut.lc breU. with the very gowmmental ltt\Jeture Fr1nldln ~ sovemor hrlpod OIIJiblhh. • �~rruq@~~orru@~lfllq@~Orru@tb'i@rruffi~nrru@~rrufascinatlonq@~orru@~rro. ~ f ~ SALT I.. deserves another chance f I f- Tbefanu-e s;,p,y .....s. the beDollu ... SALT ~ thaJ ~ - - a lor cllaJolluo bet_, the IWo gre11 power., &ell qu.antlUthoe and qualltattvo limltt an nuclowand pnMdao r.,.- ..,..;r.,.tJon 1o 1noure compliance by both llw! SALT 0 ~ olpwl by rr.klont Caner and Mlbmittod ... ~ wu iller wlthdn...,. when the So-..leu Invaded AI~ Pan 0 - o d of three b.uic puu: • tnlll)' to lui UNll the <nc1 or 11185, a 111011....,. protocol thae w1U upl...., on Ota!tnber lt, 1981, and • Joint pumj)t\ up derense apendlns. c...,., tn power In Novanber or Jlltemenl ar prlncfpl,.. ~fDfl 1!163 that the ...U.. wora revived. Important. it providfJ'I bulc The put llw! fnt piiJiae of SAI.T culmiNitod guideline for eubtequent ,,., caner Admln.l!rtratlon. -tJ ln 1972 with tho completion Ofl\l ""''Illallona aware that an arms,_ with tho ratlflatlon of tWo~· , . , AI Uoyd N Cutler, SpecaJ 5oYio< UnJon a>Wd reoult inp110tor 1ln1 ~ waa the Anll· O>unQJ 10 ...,._,. caner told a tfll'l'dln8-wlthoul ~ any a..tli>tlc: MlMile IAIIMl T..,.l}' "Tbe p~J>enns at Ull otudom• he .....,.,00 w .. the lme!rTo ~ ~ hel-e .lut Jam.wy, 'We .-:1 SAI.T IL and then m. and thon a on Arm&. Stratej!ic Arml Umit.otlon Tlll<o llw! AIIM Tnlaty n:serletod the rounh ~ 11 ... reolly Wll\1 ISAI.Tl ao I fon!l!;n potlcy oblottJ"" devolopment or anel-balb•dc ml..U.. to roduco tho aen...p: ..._,... SAJ.T hod Ill . - . In l.yndon aywtomo by both tuporpoWl!l'll to We atnn01. repeat tbe ..-lu of lohiUOil'l Administration. In I!MI7 equal, low lew:lo. "Tbe IIUCOnCI 1805 • that ca.-! ~ and 100 Unftod Statos approac:hod the ~1 r,... the number or Germany to ~ In o botlleOhlp SOviet• with the objective of ofrf'lnll"" su..uop bo!UJitc m1ao11e buildina race . II ohould be - llntlllng antl·balliatlc mlulle launcher$ . . tbe number lben ..........-.-bwuuutofr-. oywtema ltow<!Yer, beco- tho eloployod u well u tho. unclor miotJuol and ~)' that tho two Mlkma Wft'8 forced into m lnVaclod Cule:bolloYikia .., CONtnldlon. '!be AliM n-y waoof unlmkod a.- ...._ llw! SALT \lib ""' on Ausuot of 1968, tho went del.lyed.. dunllon whlte lhe '"'~MD. othmpC to pul ~.,..In tho It wu 1101 untllllll:hanl M. Nlaon ~~ woo 10 IMt lor 1M> Open. w_. -----------»YJ~~~ llw! price or aecwity hao nevor """"' c:heop r,m the llme o1 the Great llomMI Empire up tJD tho p..-ne. the con or IUitional •ecuri\J' hot demanded • IArl!" portion ol eodl w dollor Aocordl"'! to Man•3e:rnttot the Orfice or •nd &udget, the P""""'t odmlniOirotlon 11 Npeclled eo &pend S1Z6.8 biiOon on natk>nal tll!rbnMI thlt year. 111J1t lli!Ufe lnNlatco Into 5.1 pmu!Rt or the tolal Croos Noli<HW ProdUC1 CCNPI, whloh It SZ I 08.8 bllllun llw! - • ol aecwily m tho a:>mrnunill wotld ._,, ccme any chuper- 11 " predlc:u:d that tho SoMtrt Uelion wtJJ opend nearly 15 """""'' or Ito ID\&I C.N.P tllil yeor WANTED ' Gold School Rings Any Condition Will Pick Up du(*'n•n . ·rhe Amount. b particularly ln&e when one contldcn that the Soviet• are apctndl"'! rrom llll economiC bate whlc:ll It about half thaJ of tho on United Staeeo. Tho Sovlel& of Sl.ll47 ,._,.,.,edly ha\'0 a CN.P ~-. :n:. rM billion> ol dollan opent on National Oe!.,...,ln both thfl Vrutod States and Ruoala, neither It any i&for from ooeal d"""'-"'tlon ohould the other st•n 1 nuckl.v wor, GIY1!11 tho obourdlly inherent in nucloar warfare, every pooalble effon ohould be made to oounter pUsueo tho oeourll,y dilemma oll natlona. INttlld. · ead> I \ AUt lookt ou1 for ltaclf. eapetimea mutwel miatn.wt, and ~~-hu-=~ ::; Strai1!llc 00"""'"' """"""'lioN 691-8987 875-0707 SLOMBA'S 7S Rodney • Off Fillmore 836·9S51 Ploro Shoe R"olr 47 Kenmo..- Ave. 88018 aiPAiaD AN• s•o•s...- WELCOME BACK U.B. • • ' I"LIAJf UIC & UWf~f . . . . U IGQAG8 &0',Ual ..... 41 IIINMOal AVE. AT tJNIYIUITl' PLAZA " The Tr11ditlon Continues" The p11rty bsr with the chsspest drinks 11nd the biggest B1111f in town/ rsendwlch That lal AlMGE~SB.ECnOnl'ill IIEI....,..,.,D~FIItllli.MBS -Oioooelllll ,--~--aALL WEEK SPECIALS-----. Plrd.-ell'h InC. ~10oo10 -.erwus.. 1JIIBNielln flllelhd. IO.. . . ,..,...t ... t.M MI SI«-DMNG INSTRUCTION ~ Monday: SOc Bionics (16 Yz Oz. Draft) Tuesday: FREE Pizza • 10 pm to Mid. Wednesday: 2 Big O.V.'s for $1 AT WVOMING COUNTY PARACHUTE CENTER 0,•• ~ Up t lltQk. CeiMwhfRut. 457.-9680 Thursday: Ladles Nlght·Ladles bar drinks SOc Friday: FREE Popcorn Saturday: Ice Picks a Bull Frogs SOc, 10pm to Mid. SHOT SPECIAL:· ~ Bullet"· 3 for $1 .00 Schnapps/Anisette/Banana -- «ic • shot! Gin & Vodka · Most Drinks 75c & EVERY NIGHT Roast Beef (BIG) $1.95 -- Ham & Cheese · $1.10 - -.._ Italian S1uuge 'I• Lb. $1. 75 - Dinners at Lunch under 12.50 i �J'l· "IIII..J"' Jimmy ID keep Reagan out or the White HouM, ,., Granted it would tah a putting 1 vote on the llne for An~, Who I• not u brtll14nt, benevole<tt, or noble u hu bc!<!n IU(W;Itftd. Ct!rlalnly one can forslve Mr. ~ for hiJ "Ch..Utlanlly llhould be the national rellgion • fa~ pu more than 1 docade ago, but even i/ he II elocl ed, where wiD hla power base tie in f Con,vllll17 Howovcr. AnderMn ;. &ood on ma.n y l&suea: o bocauso Congress will •IJ8'8011tud gaaoline w roo, and pcrhap• my heArt h as gotum In the way of my brain, but Anderaon aeomu the closest to the left . Tako a look at h;. potltion on nudelr energy: he's opinst, Caner behevro on moderatO' •upport and II~ wants everynne to he radioactive Til<! JIUnola Congressman m1y jull prove to oo wh1t the ma jority or vmr.rs who aro lnd11peuderu, want- ·'" tndopendont l'residont with ties to both portluJ. o~perlence on tl1e hill, and a federal h lttory that c an bo eumlned-unlike 1h0 other two fnrnwr never de•regulal8 ulong u RuoaeU Long is there: an antklran. llllnd despite the Afgllanlstan oovernors. ovenhr<lw. a more pro-&RA ltltludc! than CartC!I' Actually, there allould be some way of who has done nothing for the Women•• lllillilillililii Mov.,ment despite wh1t he would like you 10 preventing any l'nlslcleno from oervinfl two boUcve. 1nd 110me Interesting prnpotals to rectify terms, without letthlj! him know It ooforehand. Every President who gill• re..,locted can only lhe IIO<tn·to·be· failing Socilll Sdcurity aya1em. llut a vote for big John. sllou ld he get enough go a llllp down. After ull, whcro do you go from eigna tu ..... to qualify on the b•lkll, m•y meon 1 the White House? Tho golf course. vote ror Mr Reagan. Ho'l:,ll\ler• i/ Jimmy """ get A~&umlng Andenoon and his lntelligont wife the hoatagea Slfely out or Iron before tprobebly the bell cholce roratlody! -.tJnuc NoY0!111bel"-although Jaclt Anderaon't reportin& to fall in anr..:ting the J1•i11 of the Republican hiS thrown a kfnk Into Cuter's latest Pany and the knnedy• of the Democratic Pany, miulon - then h e will become another tbL'II ll's a prmty good bet, m1111y will be pullio8 unhcatable incumbent, the lever for CArter Out s hould IrAn continue to stay on thll A brier examlnalon Carter'• record actually backbumcr or • hould Mr. Carter foul up 'h ~~,..,..,._oo;: anything- ..y l!d Musklo gcta sick of playing 1hows that he bn't half u bad as the ble<.'lllng he•n• wou. l d Uke you to believe or half u second fiddle to •zblg" and reslgna-then the • Democrats may ataM Joining the Andcnon pi'O(!r'e'slve •• he would Uke you 10 believ~. On foregn policy, relinqullhing contrOl or the ·baiJdw•lfOn ror or w•• P•n•m• Canal only rational: Otmp O.v1<1 Accardo wer<~ prelty !I(IOd even if they haven't brought Mid.Eaot peace; and keepinfl out or Iron (almost) and ArghaniJlan Ill's not the domino theoryl si"e him bonu• points for aciJof'llttralnt On dome511C pollcy. lhe ocooomy ia lowy. but it h~&n't been aubJtanU.tlly better under an} Prtl.iident m the pall so ycara unleu the mUltary compl•• woo • upplylng jobs. Uncrnpk1yment i• gro"'ing rapidly, hut Congreo.. lo not in the lob· creating mood .. n tries to balance the budget twhlc:h II simply the most aymbolicly uaeles• gesture that men b'l<e Jack Kemp can creat~.l On cmergy- perhaps the most crucial luuc lar:ong this Country-Caner Is oka}• Arter all, hu did want w have the power to lmplement • t•nd·by g .. rationing. which may no1 lle the herl 8olutlon, bot it h aa to atar1 oornewh em, cspo~.1ally If Congreo.. won't take the g.. pump Into It& own handsOn c:lvil liberties, the President ha• pro•ed hlmielf weak, ptrltamrly on both lhe abor110n and llRA lsauu Cal'ler hu suoceufully received • ln!tMOdous amount ol l~gl•lat lon thro..gh Congr<l$1. llVen for a Ceorgjan, Unfonunotely, much of h hBI been petty So pitl< 'etn. choo.., 'em, bet 'em •IJ'alglu up but it looka hke Jommy'a a WIIUler. and a •man poti.tician, come electxon W.y At le.ut thal't wh<>re it 6lands now .. ~ftLCOMEF() tt lf RAocUI reKtloo AI tate 7t lho 19UO.. tlte lied corporatioN actJW!ly ~ogod (jme~cone. I IRMtN CitAM ( PNSI- Lons lamotiA lor IU gntly tii!OI mill economy IJ"td lnfamou1 fonner -~"lkkll· a.nner. 8frmlnah•m would app.,ar condel1\nlftd to • tw1n fate or Nonhom·ttylo lndusuial duclllltl and Southern·.,ylo lln«erln~t r.1d.Jrn. lor maklf18 5teeJ a re found In abundanco • But ho..., In the · Ptuoburlih ol tho South,• lust 10 in PittfburP tttelf, the ~ employer 11 llO tnns•r o _s. Steel-whodt nand,Y ,.,..,.,.,.,. plaN 10 1hut down 1 major onlll-buo tho r~pldi.Y eapondins local bra.nd1 of the ;tala unfverrtity. which now provldoo "'""' ~·b¥ lhlln olthor oovy lnduotry or feclerol, lntt01d a verlt.obk! revolution ho1 lt.lle O<Iocal~ll """11oktm INI dty In .... than Z0 Governmentall,Y. llltmi"'!)tam. .)'QI'I. puulnf tlirmlnsham In tho lll<e Boolon, a..ot&nd. S<. Loula and forefront o1 lnnc7\•aove Arneriatn ""'""' o l otb•r metropolitan cltleo ol tlte 1sao.. centon, io -..net loc:klld" by aflluomt, Economft1Uy, lltrmln8hlm lo ..elusive ouburbo- tn thla CUI! 33 leildiJ!jJ tho tranaioilon Into pool· other 1epar•taly tncorporated indunrlal IIO<lloty in the Hoa11 of munlcipalltlu '" •urroudiug Ol•le. Local booatlll'l atJU point out Jdfenoon County. Although the tluot tbla Ia thto "only .P., on the eurburbs dr1w on the dty·a stoOe wlter8 mol. Iron ""' 111<1 OCOilCIIIllo and tuhural ......,..,_, tl\ey pay l.itUe to 1uppo11 them. while thl' coty IKb t..lllf! powon, 8\"en 1 home: rule charter The nnult. llrmint!lt&m racm the""""" M ""6SSns rue:&~ aim that nonht'm dt!ct do •nd the conoequ'"""' lill~ !low York·otylo bonltrupocy. ll'o toqually the 5eYCf'Wootl of ducllnllll! municipal oervi<:eo In vital """''· 111<1 deepening depondonct! on 1 Cllprlclous fecW-al sovunment lor money. OrBotralo? Socla»y. Jlinnin&ham ,. moot aurprllllllf!ly 'YJiicll olaU. Jlrn Ovw and "Bull" Connor ...., IOJI8 gone, hut the l11uo of potice brutallt,Y 16 •• dolnlnoni lter8 u It """' hu '-> tn PhilodelphiA, Delriol, llolton or Miami. II wu the tboocln& of I aouthorn cities wore ooci<Jn&, In an • flon to koop unemploymont high and w•!"•ln lho steel mUll low. To tho ouuldoo world, 1lull" Olonor wu the pehOilif"IColtlon of white oouthem radoul, but the truth wu ""'"' a>mplk:ated. eon.- 111<1 ltb fellow commlnloncro-tM dty t.ocl<ed even • may<~~" and olected city co'Undl lhen-"ran 1 one· lnduJtry town for OJJI1 tnduttry'• profit," • white BinnlrW>om ofllcial recently said. WhOa the joinl ~ .........that forpd the ~­ South erupted, ~\Am - wu mmmllted to perpet\IOIJnS an outmoded put. or which It wu much ""'"' 1M vittlm O..n tho banoflclary. '1'11<1 Initial reaull wu tho racial 1hop1 and r eauunnu. Yet neighborhood• hero-3 1 Yftlr& •rter racial zon lns waa •bandonod- tcnd to be lull •• aU· white or .U-blact .. 11-. in Booton or ~ And afOUOIII people ol all raco• lntt4!alln.st.y have abandQn<cl public tranopon&1lan aod publie ttltoob, u WI!O u tho downtown but lneM dildrict •f'tmdu·~. to • poor black "underclo...' If BlnniJWIAm lodoy rua1 C01t1C tO resemble dt!ct lll<t! WUmin«ton or l!ulfalo, part tho reuon •• that this dty ............ dllfmont, In Ill or racial __ SUNSHINE HOUSE .s...ra. ,._ ..., ..,_,,_ ...... ...,.., t.r. ....,...,. ,.,.,..., - ten.~ioru and economlc: neltl)er IIOUthotn white~ nor blldu S.....'• Lih rorru. a the ouulde investment other lut year tluot unloa•hed severAl days of urhan unroot, de&troyed the popularity ol tl1oo~ty'• whit,e tiboral mayor. 111<1 l4ld to the electlon of thedty'l nnt""""' JNyor, llid\ord Arrillpm Birmirlflhlm 16 1 d<y whent whi\p and bla<:kl minSJe f'Tedy at OOilClOru. at tho univeraity aod In ~Iicea, from otber AmeriCan cities .. ouuldoro liked to believe. Alab•ulll'o ~~ city, hldeecl, woss. nat even founded u.ntJJ 1111 , and for at leut another 90 yean WE NEED YOU! r• ..u·.lilffml« u. W,.,..,.M. block woman.IIY 1 white poticoman ~ CUD 100 ~ really ruled h . lnatead . outalde-northern-corporatf! lnveotor1 did The dominant outoldera -re the bia t teel ....,.,._, 111<1 u.s. Steel wu tho b~&geat and lllOit dominant or all. "From the I~MI~• oboe....,. Edward S. LIMonto, 1 trantplonled white northern urbanolopt who 16 not • cion llde to MII,Yor ~..............,-. naal)om mloub In a aouthern ll!llllljJ.·~-~ people..,-corporate executlvee lnNobitins tho IJ'MI. hilly auburito overlaoltJn« lho clt;y'a omoltay millo-nn lllraJioe1>am for • prollt, me lodrerne that Ill""'""'""' turned Into tho moot doopUed city In America. IIUI CIUI o( the trwmu of tho 1960o..,. not only • blaC-k rev ~lon aaa fnlt ~tbl but a whit• polimal re\'OIIII.Ion ogairut ~ cloy ''''"'"""'!Ill. adJl orey 1 In 1963, with bt.ockt llny mlnorlt,Y oo the whlta rolorrnen . - . rot!s, mobllaed ~ "'"""""""t local 1hame and at lho cl(ta rldl1 to 0\lt!rthrow thto comml&lanol' .,...... and replace " With the preom!, llli)'Otal<i\r toundl rorm ot odmlnlatratJon. While lllnnin(!l\6m "Wao burotlng out or tho c:looed oocllr\)'" at the very moment thto city "-"'" • oymbol or rado1 ..-..c:tlon." 11.11 Lool1e Llnllba um , a youns llooftl>cntlc par1y adlvlot. In the 17 ,.,.... ...,., - · . .f 01111.,.. b.Qe pne on to fi&ht-a nd w1n-a thr. .·ftont political war ISalnl t lot•l .. -~01'1- �~rruq@~~~rru@&rruq@~~rru@~rruq@~~~rru@~rrufasclnatlonf!@~~rru@t@rru ~1?i~ U.S. tourism hits record high )' Job n Lapia, . ~ u ond Europeona, led by the 8ntUh l'or the !»,_""'*'"" the tourlml ore flodd114 to " ' f " ..!! ~~=-~:to; ~':!':.ro~ ~~· ~~::.~n ~ - bebleot the predloUont or doont ond f11oom unemployme n t hove tlthd 'Thll the United Stot"' will uoually dioa>unted bot_, 15 ond 11 pora:m-11 ot pu I"H """" mordlondloe )'t'lr hove motert..laad llut. tike moot dire lorecuto, the octu.JI ,...uJt It not •• dlornal u predicted. Gao hot retched 1lm01t $1,25 • pJJon1 although pctro CO..! a have rctmo.lnod owady and hov•"""" gone down In the lui few mont~. Ortvoro have 1101<1 to U6C leoo ~~UQIIne, •llllo<'81> tho nallon II imponlng leao oll fro"' the Mob 111tloru oo • "'""'' But the moot dlre lo"""'t to turloce from the """"i!.Y <TUn&:h-the demll40 or th• Unllod Slat.. tour oat indwo1ry-h.u yet to. de\-elop af ""'ercly u w I<>N!ta>t 10 turloce from lho enor&,l crunch-<hf' derllWiolth•dlnltodSt., .. toun~t lndU>II')~t ... yet 10 O..olop u upward, mare Amerlcln lomlliel hove tflher ' - ru.ylng '-'" or solng on chooper vocollono forttlnl\ely, (or the l"eiiOM ll'ftU I now type of 1rave.Uer la invadJn~ thlo country 11'0111 the dotk.o or Son fr~ to lhe lti!JlO of the Uncctn Memori.ll-the loretgn loul'lll For the flt'tll time In tourllm hls\01')', mo" t:.otom lw!miJphero lnvellen Yitlted the United SUU,. lhon AmeriCIOI v1olllnjj lhotr llorneJAII<h After the .oerond IVorld War, AmericaN llcx:lted •o the a.ropooon contlntnl to Cll<e act.ant.o&e or !he lhen •ne.>pewkdeJIAhtaorWrope.e...t now 11w! tables }lavo bo<-11 '""""' OYer"'•• Birmingham qreg.Uon.lll!l •• rumttlr (fovemor ofr,•· \'Ommeml 0 110 city orfici81, Ceoree Welllaft and an wu·eprctt!nlatlve ltlltl leSitlature. "poop!~ will BlrmlnHhlm a lao produced a conJt•llatlon ol while rei,_. •nd endurlns reforma ., remarlu.OJIAe In 111 w-_y u lhe bl•ck leadenhlp Atl&nt• produced durlrtg the oame period• 8 1UI"'"'!d by """' A Binn""""l'O"baaod <00r1 b<lttle to ""'pportlan the "'"' loSblt•ure In 1 whole en In ourte polltica 'l'llrouSh • Sup"""" Courl appetl It led to 1ho not only Ulhored rt~~pportionment of evttry l Ute le(!)JiaiU,.. In the U S And even talk • bout the Vann· 11 Arrington ••• · The two men Y embody the ume thin&- ho ~n In both whit• 1nd black life rn lhl1 tHy." Blrmlnghom'o lhird reYOIUIIor>-in ...,...,.,lD-11 ttUl unfrnl&hed ........ &!rudy has altored the city profoundly '"""'S't the battle lor ~ ..,.,......,. "'i ~ •long nd Allanla '1P wu Houllon "*and 10 Birmingham ""'111 nevwr be I gracious lll.,.tyle C>ly Uke New OrleAJU, "' a..rJettoo, lhlo city if llrNdy llberallng ltoell rrom Ito one-indUJtry, out•lde··dornlnal•d Wa llace w.u . oconomlt pa•L .... rocenlly at 1965, 1_,t114 not1h•n> prlmArieoln lhe Birmi"""am only one bon)t •.,., rn1d·•iatlu, Blrmrnaham and Tndoy II 11 evolving Into I JeffetiiOf' Counb' werre lhe only nnahdal center. A areal of Alaban\1 fMJYttr tu glvt! l'dm algninunt BruiU•n a n:hltOQ II nodeall!"ln,,J when CISOr8tS '*' th• bedraggled downtown burrlne10 dlllricL and the .,...., oldoal mint! u now • trendy raatauranl , I Y~"ilh I dOCIOrllf' ln commandlng a moun~in-top •1ew ~-~mforyanhod or the diY'• hgho wblcb. ore • elected ofl'lt:llb lntnc<ably "PP"-' rwul1 o( aml'pclluuon ...........,., u Jon&e- blurnd by The to the OI)"O ndat llt-ype 1lll' CitY 0Junt11 l'rniclml b I llny. chy'• g~n1rlfl0-d South Side &""Y-haired 65·)'ftOI'Oid Crnholie inc:r'Oltilin8Jy -bleo • ldnd o( daughter or ll&llan lnlftll«ranu Alabama Capttol Hill. In 1 cily In whldl o new birotill whoor father. lhen 110. once dlffuoed o bomb lhr<>wn on 11\eJr ..Ute !lour\aheo, but rao~ory joha ,,.., tioorotep. The cll)"l Ropubllan \lanhhing for- lhe poor and congreuman Rop . John H, unoduc:ated ol both ra.,.., 1 dty Buchanon, •lectcd w[Ur 11ron,g which. a l Mayor Ar rjngton !>lack and Oentoeratlo tuppon, h .. ccnc:edtt>, "ccUidJ\1 be otKlll.,. "'-""""" lhc John Anderoon of Atlanta even It want~ lO/' the Alabamo puUtl~:~. otcadUy mo..tng to futu,... b unclear. But Blrml.,...m now ha.s oomethl114 h alwoy• ladwd 11w! left of hit party. llut lor NUII'Iy ZO yean lhc before. "81~ .......,. had • put 1114!<llial figure o( Willie rolonn In llintlingham wa1 ,.,.._.. moym- untll 196~.- ~ !elly l.4e Oovld Vonn. leader o( the <W1gir\ll • loe&l rum proclucor•• ,,. bottlo ror chona~ in city oaJy ldentlty came from rNCIIne 10 ~t ond In tbtt IOftl'ront or CJU!IIde- Wbelllerll wu tbtt .-y ~ roform It~ In tbtt , ...,. ~ or the freedom dty--untll IMI year when hll Iiden.. Today,• aha added, "We bondling or 1 pollee ohool!nrl know who we &ttl; tNt we can deatroyed hll IUpPOrl In both the . , _, th.ot lith Ia a dty Where blac* and while community. "'nce what you do 01 on individual mtkOI the NM!II)' of o biAcll ""'YD' we&n a diff8f"t!!lCCI."' plAy hoot to 1 ~ a.z m!Uion tUltoro-up 19 percent """" lut Y"ot"• leveJ-whlJe 011ly oboot a mJIHon Amer,c.ana wiiJ lre vel tbrwd- down 3 peroem (ront 19?9, l..eadln8 lhe fon!lgn barrop ore the t:n&lllh, whooe numben .,., expected to t-....e by JO per'Ct!rlt 1ltlo yeor 10 1.3 tnlllion. The Br110m have ben•f•ted from 1 Z.O pen:etM jump In the vii,Je or tbtt pound op~nst rho doiW-.Iuply ......,U., lrom en.t1 llnt.oln'll tu<Q!ot(\1) Nonh 59 o41 W!'ltuteo- F'ollowlnfl the llrt!Wt .,.., tbe Jac»nne "''"' 1-lmll!loneApettbh>Wtoru:ndtl., ~.... with 673,000. n.. olllh•--ro aro etpectcd to opend almool S6 mllUon durt1111 1heir Jlay, which oouJd cause aln1ott $18 mti.Hon more In Am4lficon O<XInomlc octivhy. The Wlbo14nced Dow O( lorei81' money fmnl"ft corrUng into the nation, tha.n lhe amoun1 or American money il'JI"4 oull lhoul<l help eo. UJe downworcl p...,_.,... on""' dollar. Although 1 ot the belch lllly..,..m"' b., a>elly """"',..lor tho avense Ame•lcan family. European~ ore~"""'' 10 lili edvan14p of Whol......,. to them lo be wboleoalo ptitel. In the Unlted Stotn nmpont inn1lion I> • rolauwly ,... e.pe~. but lor mony European It Ia an old persistent problem ond prlteo abrold hive reached, by A.merlcan n~tiono -...s vllue on T....,.,....,., Suckkmly ramuw for II> t>lac~ no for Prolenlcnel &u<>IIM ,.,.,. $3.%3 per Ornmuk, !~Allan In 8 Uitold b«IIO<N!N Rocently o 8 rilith ltrlfno ..,.,.,.,.)' ~~~ offenns 1Ji4!1>u 1<1 Miami ror . - the equl""""" o( $2.00 'fllele llilllu w.... lnuooried &J 1 me.p pt-I·WOY from Ihe rnurtcy recesseo or London 1o tbtt MAOI1Y and deor tklet o( the SuNI""" SUte. but» ••~1119' r 1t,. b«<me more ravor.tble for the llritlo.h,thtJol CUI'&It>rU boameo btlmey blr~n hunt n.. >'Oiutttl! of pa•oenser• now toki111!the trip lor f\11"1 and MUNhine hu beo::aroe &a """""""'-' ,,,., lhe M iami t krald dally OOWspl""" publilheo I lped• l 8n1Uh ~litmm the ua~~ can follow who I I& going on hacl< 011 the 1.t.. n .. Britloh Htnidisalaoc!uk full of advenloemenu wdooml114 tbtt vloolon and I:Mdon1ng their ~lllfoldo to pal1'onln lo.,.l buoi,_ Evtn Buffalo beMfrto IN>m Iravel Ooily, 1wndreci> or OINdl.vll lnwl .....,.. the " " Brkl8• to toke advanrap or the .........,. offH'ed at the City's tNnY man and dl>cuun\ · - llolll llullalo papen.,.. sOOblod up by I.,.,.,. COlt~ Ou\atti.a.n& in uti'O<llll1lk:al helghto oawo-~ editiono wt.... dip 11>ot, coupled willl the tlocede· CliiUfiON ond lot down ....,. In "'"« olld8 of the do1l&r on moot p'""""ton r... lholr lllJitkl on the maJo,.. money mMkttU, hu only Ctl)''l bu•lnet~e•. Deaphe an widened the price SOP· In London,,o ...:t•• , . r ole llvot'l.ble lo the palr of detlpter }o&N oolh for Sli5 Amoric:Ana. Conodlano ltlll COiliOdet' or more o polra cu~!'r oollae now the United Siatn c:t>,.ap. 1be 14014 for about $1- In Munich: Canodlan ln/l.otioo rate tow"".,...,. "' ti ne• • · comple ... lt y • n d e:.chement for tbemMIYe•~ ln fronco. a Suidebnok ~ the po<endal ~n-lx>und touriol 10 call all Amorio.tn't by !heir rnt n.omet, IAmorriunt 'ridicule'".~""'" who not ~ Uu e'olel)'bocly elt.:"', Md ~ brow: and ~· luod. While m.ony Arnenc:.on )'OUiho bld.pacl and bOcyck their Wlj tlvvt!gh the tmo11 towno of'""""' a oubotlmial numher o( I~ IW're are~ lnd a>Jlo!po •tudenll ...,...., "10 lirU·up with the tutlorui a.lltural . -•.- To them IJ>Ienln& to • rodio bl.trinfl ourf muoic 011 1 Callfunta beoch or w.UWifJ 1hto &lNtetl of llirtttm al night""' t.nl<' "lhl'W to oxperimoo [n Alii...... • llowt!VW'. Eurnpe'a nwn """"....,.,uns. of •It lh~ vac:a1ion mon.,y l'ntrlc:hmon wlll lplnd thlo yeo- will be tpent 1n the \J'nlted Suteo. And duJin« 1\d\ •• the Unlled S\llea --·- u now wX"I•;""....=! -.. .,. ~~ tur'l'tln<)' Ia f.Alrope'a .,..,.,_ .Iince the Slltue of Uber\y. 831 -~- .....P.HO'To·co·Pi(I·N·G·-355 Squire Hall, MSC 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Mond•Y-::-.f.~-~~~................ .. ....................................... &if\ 1;;;.;;..;;;;.;;.;.;ii---------------••••••••••••••.. The Office of Admiaaioaa and Recorda AnnOWicea: 1) Drop/Add: Reptered atudmb may drop or add coanea to their Fall1980 achedulea at 240 Squire Hall (MSC) or 200 Frona.alt Hall (AC) according to t.lae follouling achedule: 8·12 15-19 9 am - 6:30pm 9 am '" 6:30pm Engln~r·s Licens e FOf tnlon•totlon contOC't Civil EI>GI-'t>v Olnn 127 POII<fl• .1'\SC lrl'\<el lndu.my lo •uiiCl'l"" u • retult or a llllf181J<h..,.,....,.,. and • ttmch of the wont woolho!r h hu oulf"""" In 1 seroontlon Addlt~lly the threot o( ,.,..,.. KtiVify rt1 ll&ly. ~ lnd Cunlc:o hove hunlnvol V'dlu In the nonno.'\Y_~~ lOUth or Spoin wtre l.Ol~ empty frooflch lrawl _.u how rq>orted , z.s _ . . tlodine in boctJnp mmporot1 "' 1!79. £W:r> ln their \'iew, "" pn>iocllono that MIJ1y one-quon... amos Toke the P.E. Revlew Course llturtday Evening Sessions commencing September 11. 1980 Student. are rcqaut~ to update their load and pennanent mailing addreaea at t.lae rqiatration aitea. 2) L.D. Coni.: Rqiftercd atadenfl may~ I.D. U.nl. crt Diefendorf Annu. ROOflt 2, ltfonJGy thra 1lu•nday bctulun the ltoara of I pm • 1:30pm atil S.pt. 18. 3) LD. Qard Vai.Uiation: Rqinered lhlclenfl poaeaina LD. Cord. may ha~~e them oalidcrt~ lor the Fa111980 aemeater at ~ drop/add life. -~ ~ f Sen./or t~nd Grt~duale Engineering S tudents Prepore l i lllndardt. Sept. f And wllll tho- offordlble, 1n1f1Y it vfoftora .,.. comlrtc beco.- tlwy J ore GUJ'iow to the Ntion'o a mtjorlty, mayor-a coUefSe •dmlnlstrator ! i �~ ~~rru@ttft©rrufasclnatiOn~~~rru@~rruff@~~ftrru@~rruQ@~~rru@~rru~ !u.~s . corporatio~s·shiptheir investment dollars abroad ' '1'lloaiM - ! i on U.S. ahorooo, ""-'con ax"JXl"'tO capiW to flellnii'OI · lhat are lljarmlnjJ """"""' 10 f~ ""' IDOO\ CllOllllltted pt'OpoNlfllt of free ent.orpriao. }JS multlnationalt now 1\avo """"' ll80 billion lnvfttod ~ abroad-more than 1M! Uma the_...,., axnpodiDr, Japan. And lhat lo only the «JlliY portion o( tho US !• } -s-&tlooo In the .,....,... of cllVWtiflutlon In t97a, •*' as--tlono ..,....,.eel (or only t4 porcmc of US Steel• pralltl. n-e oporatlont ate CI.VT'Ofi\Jy boll1ll ouboldlt.ed by AI the vwy limo wlw> lhoUoonda of rol\lfOII ant aniVonS J 11500- ln..,.,_, oontnJia ~ lD InWhile Ford and Gerw'll No1on are lhullln!l p1anU end putting ZOO,OCIO US OUID worker~ on pert~~MW~t lAyoff, they - are ~Y opetolln& zo and Z4 pW111 ovor&eU. ford mode ... percent of lu ""'"" from foreiSn planll in the finn throe qullrten of 1979. lndultry after lnduotry Ia now followif1S tho lead of US bonk~, whk:hlncreued t.ho!r OYer'IUO ...... ,,..,., $ 16 billion In 1861 ID more than S I &Z billion today. Alcoa lo buiJdinS olwnlnum amelten In Auttr& ond BraaU. Roynolcll Mel.tllll plannlnS a lolnt·wnture amelterln the l'tllhppinet and owna I110lhor In v.._la. 11>oy join a growing uoduo of ouohlne tool, eloctronica, tCJ<IIIo and ph&rmaceullcal oompanli!l. 'Tho of US capilal lllsJtt-cloaed factoricJ, dedlnln& Uportt. low productivity lncre._ ond a llharp drcp In ""' boaic manufoctunns work force-are apparent by,_, I n - · American ciliel. Alanned edllort •• ~ Wed md NBC1V ptOpOIOd identical oolulloN d\Jrina the . ..,. ._k lhll June: a ronn of pla.M od ln~ment or """ capltoll.om that could brtn& Orwell'• 1914 to the United Stoto& ~ton timor. But the problem rem.tlnt a puuJe 1D lllOII Americans. TI10 Unltod Statftllllllllho powmul manul'actl11'1Jl« nation on earth. with a sz.s tr1liJon groto nolktnal prodUct lha1 dwarfs aU rtwlo Other natlotu flsJtt .-!1 end nail to Ullrocluce thou- pred\JCU IO tho US CONWDOI' markeL 5o Why the ruoh by American procluc:ert to gel out? ICeen US Steel pre~lderu David llodericll faoed that queotlon tlme and asa1n at the oocnpan.)l'• recent ttoc:kholden meeting here. In the put yOM US S1eel hod dooed aU or pan oil& pLanu. eliminated n .ooo lobo. and procluced a fourth quaner not lou of S56Z miUioo-a """""' for my US ClOIIlpany. Sluc:kholden were confwod and •'W'Y· ooooequ<,.,.. ,_t • · we are both a llflel compa.ny &J-.d • capit•J managenUtnt company; Roderick patiently told ho&W.. quo&tio""" in the aucllmce. "We OApect 10 be a lleel producer for the balanoe or the comury.• - ·· c:orefully otatod position 1o typical or many the CIIGIJIGIY• ~. tronapc><Utlon• .......,t, oili'M!Id. end l'elll 011.118 ~ "&\\ery chealleollnvettment 1o a mr; llodorlcl< ald. h't-thotlnvtlOtment ln ot. .l la . -..rilyaloter. ll't)t"t tho1 there are 10 mony bettor lnvettJMnu-eopodtUy .....,._. where lobor Ia - P• oontrols no<H!Jillen~ and IDoV'Iteu unlDUChed. And capital In tbe United Sial• "" troditJonally been free 10 SO where It "'~~• no ~ aobd. Poot the bill AI a rosuJ(. us aulD • • porta are down to 14 porcent of tht• world-wtcle to<al. 11>o us export ahare hos dedlnA!cl 10 IS porc.,nl of orsonlc cbemlcalo , 15 percent of telecommt.lllcodona oquipmenl. ond 11 percont of rollwoy macbfnory. Prom lltiZ lD 19ao, world l!lrpOI'U o( US piUdcs reu from u po.-.lto u .,..._.~, phlrrnaoeutlcalo za - t 10 15 .,..rce<'ll, .........,,ural machinery rmm 40 from r- ..,..-- pen:cnt to ZS pe""'nt, textile machinery from 15 pe...,..t to a mere 7 percent. A related ao1 of 110tl<dca io equaUy alartnlr1g. In April. US factori<!t uaed on • - • only 81 peroont of their plAnt ond oquiJimenl.,., trend.~ 1D the Wol Slteef Joom.l, lo clellnitely downward toward tho 10 percent low of thtl 1975 I'OC8IIlon. Tho s 1tee! 1nd 11 60 U wtry """""' Y operatea at peramt of capacity. Operating at leu than run capacity 11 a drag on profiu for ""'"' companlea. and an indbdon of the """"rity ol the .-.ion. 11u1 1n llliiiY lodU&trieo h 11ao nolloc:u "3inneapilal oqu1pment lhat Is lnl:reuin&!Y difllcult to ~ In repair More than lwe>"*clo o( us fiiUJUfaclurinS equipment ..... .. lea11 10 yean old,~ 34 percent.,... more than zo )'OOt'l old. lfo(h tf&U""' are i},., hlghell among the Wellem capltall•t EUropean banb Foroii!JliUboldW'Iel con llao ~ loc.l ............._ ud>anp tbom for doOua. md II*> .-net the lll(lCie)' lD the US pam>L Powerful US tnide unloru, ouch ulho ouiOWOI'ken ond the 11eelworkera. hove_, humbled by tholr ,_,. lnobih\y to hoh or evon olow the pace of plant ~ ond overseao Investment. Th<sforn~erly militant UAW ""bee~ red.-! to colling for impe>n ,...trictiont on Ja~ ond 1uppon (or ,.....,_1 looN 10 the . . . . , Ouy>ler ax"JXl"'tloc>lnduottlaJ ~In d>e Ea1t md Mldwa4..,.. tiUle better In olfon.o to paao •_.once pay" ~loo requirif18 advance notlce of plant clooJnaa, war~•• CJo mpenu tlon and retrainlnfJ, and communhy nllmbu.....,.,.,nt for loll tax revonue&. Allor do....,.u of plam ahU1clowna, ..,.,., ~ jji'OUp> .-.JJ of a1 n. .... hoV11 ~ q-tlonio« the ty capit '""'" ..peci&lly u It alfoco ~ ltoel IDWnl In the MidwesL Tho Rev Chuieo Rawllttp of \be ~ Tn State eonr......,.,. In ae.et.tnd wu """ of ..,..,., cferl!l protettlng plant-c:loJ!ngJ at the US St..,l meeting. "loonae the ahareholdONI are omba........., It the fltll'l pain tholr corporation II <awing: he aid •M•ybe lhllll \be beginning of ranns 1 ,.,.. day • And maybe 001 Ceulnly no OOmocntic or Republican leader ..., ~··-eel oerioul capital conuo1a on pnvate ......,ln...,.ton. , . , ahon lenn c:eaporue to Am«ica't runaway oorporatlooa II sovemment lnoontl- encouraglns them to atay home-wr reduc:tloru, •"""""'ated depreciation on now plant• end equipment, eued environmental and l&fety re•trictlon.o. sovemment •ubtldleo and pi'Diectlon from lmporu. Ultimately the tupayer ,_, the bill for aU of lhele lnd""""""'tlo '"""": In dollan or In more 1\au.rdous Bvlo& end WOiitlnt! oondl~ Tho "n!!nduolriallz,auon• te:hernot offered by irweouneru banker FeliJ 1\ohatyn or I!ClOIIIl<llbl Car ~J'""""'IL lnvoh·e ,.P'udl mol'tl dlrett govemment actlon-nadonal planning. 1\lon.s , · capital &llocatlon, end emergency meuu...,. l!ruoreifl8 a .......,..... belweonllbor and manapment on the ahop floor U.S. parent ~ate, labor. end community leaden'"' 001 ouctly "'1be capacily moy be then!." Mid an onaly&t lor the Conr.......,. Bo&rd, a buairao ,_,.m VOUP· "'luu ualnjJ illo fa.lling .,....,. ~u In wppon of lhele draconian the full beoomeo more ond more of a problem on oiCWUI'II of "' a .....u~~, 11101t politldana """' I'ODiollned a!lont, obloleocence.. exaopt to endone a limited aet of~~. Stoppins lhi• flight of us capital, however, II apparent.ly By aU aoooun1111 Ia a ltrU16o poll Ileal year, populated with like ll)'lna to hold the wind In your hond. No aoonor had l..,.den who do not load and voton who do not vote. Por aU p...,.lcfent Caner lmpoaed c:redlt controls to llow the ill apparent wealth end vitalhy, the US economy II now In economy and rntrlctlnflatlon lhan US muJtlnltionalJ opened deep troublil. lmpoveriahed atrum In, eapltal ,...... c:redlt llneo abroad. Fonl, Dow o.mtcal, ond •lllnNnto •treama out, end we are c:ha.ncins u a nation Cuter lllln any '"""' - . nii(!Dtlallns biDion c1o11or c:rodl\1 with &f'OUPI or ""' .., rer....,.. -URVIVAL'So Looking for the hottest bands and the hottest nightspots? "Survival '80" Looking for where to eat, drink, shop and be entertained? " .Survival '80" Looking for schedules, maps and. phone numbers?' "Survival '80" Looking for businesses that cater to you? "Survival '80" If you are not lo.oking In "Survival '80'~ for this and much, much more, then you are looking in the wrong place. " Survival '8011 -A communliy service project of The Spectrum. �,..------~.~------... l ALL WRITERS, ARTISTS, f ~PHOTOGRAPHERS i i- f ,. f- AND THOSE INTERESTED 1 I i JN . THE SpECTI\UM are welcome to attend an Organizational Meeting · Tuesdey,September 9, 1980 at 3:30 355 Squjre Hall, MSC · p , m ,: PI..EASENOTETIMECHANCE ... ) . THE SpEcTI\uM Journalism Course ( ·Write -and .Get Credit . - · ·a t the Same Timel Register for ENG 202YNo.l0898 I or ·. ··Cora P:.Maloney 202Y . • �, l I l I I !. i 1 �l i f ~ If you don't know bow many people will litlo.ide a hula.._p, you WC<eo't .. ~" 11>'1 wereo't !Mn. you bad a 101 of company. About I~ Sludeoll abowed up 11 3:30p.m. Fliday, desphe the publlc:hy, the open Invitation to the cnliK unlvcn;lty (]nCJudlllJ facultY ltld admlnisttulon,) the line weubcr and tbe O<lc:OmOClatina prk:e-,frcc. But accordina to thox who lltended it. it ...... noc time. "Thou weren't thll many pcopl< here. but we bad a areat time," rtpOntd an enthual&stic: Loi• Wald'!'an. The evenl was sponsored by just about cvuyone, indut!lna UUAB. SA, Sub Board and Commuter Affair>. "The peopl< h..-. sure looktd tiltc they were bavina fun." Student Development Prosram otaffct Mary Jacobson said. "I was impressed Witb their enthusiasm and with rhr numb« or on ..k>okera joinina in. •• The bappc:nina htll>pc:n<:d on th< f'rdd dir<aly aeross from tbe Hayes alphabet complea-anDCMS A thsouah C. The events, direc:ttd by Jock Bakes of tbe Ph)'1icll EdU(:tltion Otpanment and ~<tal araduat< assistants, covcrtd a Wide: raJ\i<. Opc:nin& activities polrtd-ofr the • adventurous and put them throu&h a variety of tests. Tht duoo combiotd into qusu1<u. and then c:ombintd aaaJn. The blt!tJicbt of this round wu a rina of 32 pc:opl< lt)'ina. to we each 01her <o act up from the around. lllloHlpb Other spccialitin iadudtd "Pirate Olllherina" wb..-. oo.Jookct'S were c:apeurtd and dlagtd into the frctiZy, "Poun" a son of Blind Man's Grab, levitations &nd roll-overs, and an ugliest suy contest. Shenanigans ended about S p.m. With the fonnation of a &iant human pynmid, and a rma1 count-off of Ill pc:oplc. By S: IS the field wu ckan of prbaa< and pank ipaou . .. It's lOO bad lhcr~t wasn't • tonc;ut or 50mcthing an.,.wards," Jacob50n C:O~,~>menttd. "Thcr< was • lot or tneray there th&l jwt stopped." UUAB Dlr<ctor l.i$l Rappapon revcaltd that "OriJUW)y, this was pan of a bia weekend-bill it just didn't out for a buDc:h of r<UO<IJ." The ideas for Shc:naniaans came from PLayfair~an or&ltllutlon that travels to c:ampu5eS and holds mixers ""'k - \: J ·-JI. - fO< studcnu. Bill • ...,.,.dina to Student Development orroce aide Ano Hicb, "Piayfair COils about SIIOD and we put this on for Sl.lO-toainly lbanu to J..:k Baker and his lilistanu." The c:onc:epe or non-compc:rltive >pons c:ovld become more fashionable. "A lot or Physical Education departmmc:s acrou the cou.nlt)' arc thintin& of adopeina the idta for 11udcnt•." Jacob50n poffittd out . aood dmc, lbttc's no c:om.pnition." The small crowd didn't hatnpc:r the oll·arouod &oodtimc. but mort peopl~ would have: bern bnrer. "We talktd to RA'• and tritd to puth it." H•<b said . Rappapon added, "We had I lot of publidty in the domu-tba1'5 ~ you J\avt tbe hizhesl OIMDbcr Of fraluneo and .....,. studCM<. We tntd to mate k a floor .. h., • ac:tivity.•• Whatever the rtason for the poor turnout. scudc.nu will act another chance. Amidst the c:ommen11 or prais< by panicipantt, leaden wm: wtinc about a repat. Poaible datco Uldudc Cdebndoo '10 and neat Km<SI«, poosibly on the Amhcno Campus. - Don Hol<kT I. ff 5 �, i Ecllorl;t! · I Help wanted ! Wt-)'011. ,.,. ~,.. lint organlzallonal - l n g .. 1I tlt«noon .c 3:30 p.m. In our otltcM In 3116 Sc!WI!e Hall. The edltO<W up tM elld otatohlng their- clot- end thtnl<lng of IOf · - potlllll~ ~ ~ thes.C:~::c..:~~·:;~r~r; :rt~r,:t:!vlnce'you~het The Spectrum .ll - · and wetcomM tludentt tnterHted In wrtll~, photog<aphy and ~ ortphlc am. We'll II'/ IO OhoW yOU lh&t we lit $tll4ent. -"Jno for our time uyt~ 10 _... t"l• Un.....rty ,._.,... to f ""'*''"'_,cling the-ofltt,_L Througll our put>tjcatlon "'rt lrylng to lnlom~. educate and antonaln yOU with the arTay of material we otlat. We're trying to oontutuailu the complicated ..anti thai O®ur '""'· ao you un<Mratand your environment. But,-- help. lora• man;_.... •• ~~a.. -'<lno..ary - y . Wtclnuday end Friday, - coulcluae many- Tha- could atwaye bo blootf, bette< end mora dMnlfled. wa could t>oneth from heVIno too lnttaad of 50 - ' • otlt<lftO aygoaatlonL Don't Itt the large number of pagat I'M Sp«frum hao run ao ftJ loot )IOU. Thata Ia o/Weyo room lor mort. N - Itt It bo &tid that lhlo nawtpapar will cloH 111 door to a croollvo wizard or tvtn • rookie writor..Vole'd lo.. to oay In 10 yaora thai we worto.td with the Woodward and S..nttelna of lho IIIIIO'L So take advantage ol whal'a belno ollartd. Wltl\ln your &tCII yOU havo • Iorge otudent nowtpalllf, rocoonl- In the pall lor hi ac:ll.._tt, !llat -·and _ _ , . . yOUr oontribllllona. Hilla up 10 the third floor..,_ ot Squire Hall tomofrow eftwnoon and ·mMt the CW'IISL Come with quettlonl and Ideas to atk the editor• that will be hete repreoantlng their dopa!lmonts. Come 11 l..tl wllh tho wllll~neu to try the newspaper and Ht II you like it. You can write lor The Sp«frum •• oft.., or little u you llt<e, or oot tea<lemlc crtdll for wrltl~ by llklno fht Sp«trum couraa. For mora tnlormatlon. come up and- uo tornotfOW. u 3:30p.m. Is a l>ed ti<M, come by any day at yOUr con...lonce. We'll bo herL - Spending cheek u·a untonuN.te when decisions ate mede Prom ••a bu.atne:tt poi nt of · -:· "paclatly- the rotultslnconv~ studento. The lmrnedlota IU<I"''>IIon Is thel Oludtnlt are geW~ thafttd by admlnlttrOIOIW WhOSe only motivation In lllo Ia the almighty bucll. Thai's not tho caae wlt/llhe new deferment pOlicy fOt srudef\1 loan ct~ocka. Tne Now York Stttl HIOhtr Eaucallon S.rvlceo Corporation (NYSHESC) devetoped an aealatance program to prov~ loans to stodenta who could - a1m9ty not pay tor an educaUon.. .. Education" retera to more than tuftlon; It tncluciH "vtno ..~... and-. tt doU not reiM to e:tr&, •acanona and atatfM)L NYSHESC. odYittd by I Qrand jury ln ..ttlgatlng Oludonl loan fraud, de<:ldld tomt mN1ure waa need to en1u,. that •01n money wa• being # uttd correctly. Aa a reoull. lludtr!ts mull let their unlverslly take anymlng Itt owtd from lhe loan baforo onyon•elto can touch lho monoy. It will delay a otudent't rocatpt or food and ttnt .....,ay, but It Ia to ....,.. ., •• bonollt In tho ~run, Still no accountal>lllty Ia required no qualllllcallono. UB't Office ol Studant ACCOlltliO Ia putting lonh an non.tt olton to occomodllo tht moot IO<Iouoly ollacted ttUdants-tnosa wno naao the loon money to pay early oatneator llvl~ oxpanoet. In additlllon.tho SO dey llmt II mil the Olflca hOI to relund leftover money to otudonlt II bolno met with from to spare. • The only quostlonabla upact 11 lha Ofjlea'o tokino IUIIIon money lrom bofortlhtY ata b41tacl. The<o Ia an oi>'II<Ktolagal qll&t11oA ln..,_, and II Ohouk:f bo purwod by lluOont _ , . . , . . , - . _ Tilt lack of actloA up to now ~· to bo the roouH of poor communication, but Student AuoclotloA (SA) Pruldent Tim~ 1>0 on record, hlolnlttot In lnvatllgall~ the matter. II commmunlcatloA llr>ko art not atralghtentd oul. he lhall be held reaponolblt. Yu. lt't unfortunate lllldanta ~~ bo lnoon'llenold boeaUM of 11\.41 new policy. And lt't untortunata !hili Md 10 bo WftlloUt moro T.- Amo or Tr...,_ warning. 8ut -yOU walk by a row of In the Bailey pat!Ong lo~ lhlnl< abOUt wtlO'o tO Dirty Sneakers ""'*'" TH~ SpECT"UM YoU1,Ho.7 , Mondey,8 8epl.emMt11110 --- --- --.... .......... fllllcw John ....... ... -::.:.· .:·.·.·.;·.:.:.~ ............. ------ ...................... .......... ~ .. .............. .......... . .. ..............-.. ................... - ..........T...,_ ................ ~·····-........... .............. ... ......... ,._... ~ ~.............. --- ,....... ,. . ..... ~ • • , ...JMk~ . . ....... DtorltiA.- ~~.- ..::::=.. .. ' and"*'.,., by Stella Medina -....e moAI...,_,, poor fiMrlclno .....,_,. you. c1tr He1o - · " ' _ . ........ to .......... s,......_ In tht ..-.o ... - . .... .....,_,. Aft "-t~ I r)tOioct 1D - --..rtSo -.y. <;oocl tlmM end lhlll ~ ""' . . , to C>OnnK1 """' . . . . . . . . . . . , ....... - - l a t e r . theY lull-·· --..c~ ......... .... ..... .. IIIUOIIy ,.._.,.. Wltllllf.. tum- Willi ,....,.. (Oo you reed Ctfme and Ptlnlallmont lor the M¥tnlh time on !lluablnlslnl-•7 Do yOU tondla your oornputer and prof- yOUr 1cne for '""flllm dilly? Do_you ohUddtr at the m•ra lhouOht of an Incomplete? Thlt may bo yoU.-·,.~ Ot,... oouk:f do'" 19dMdual, dolly 'atudy. (H- you foomd yOUtatfl unable 10 )IOU. 4 -"lnQ - · · anthology, outoblooropny, (This It Your LJ,fo, UB). Ul.,.turo In l>opelully tnllrtolnlno diiOufM (or ls lt dreo?l. A Sp<ingsteen olgnoture. draped..- a gultor 1111. ~ FNI? I l i a - Mayday? When you'ro fMilng rutty t~. 1~ deflrtoue,- you can bortfy Ht atralglll elld you 11111 te>Wtlt.-lolharo any dltlorenea ~ lunotlea Md wrtlero? Peltlopt the only d l f f - Is that wrltO<O .,. ouppoaad to bo aern~cohortnt, ..m~ cohtOI.. tovloro of the Englllh langougo; they ahould bo lnt-etora for the lnaM, olton lnoano babi>Hngo ol the b<oln. Whit wu Shtk-o'o una about ..,_._ poole, medrnon?(O<-,aa thet.....,.n. - - . poets'!) £llllar - · tJrla 1/ffltat ..II your Mt otl H you lilian. end If yOU don'~ 1~1 bo t.ottattcl, thattated, my lnln'Wiffbo~ ••. Time to unwind. At night, When both tatnpe<otura and paoplo'o tompa<o oool do"'l, and when a cold bottle of boat II the portact o-nion to the ooot ...,.tng. _,...,.·~ ot tl>tlt to-to bar In Mll<ll of conopony .,.hot than tht one they- for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. • • I;OC """"* daya . _ lnedo dart\ boore In elr· ~ b&ra than-· Good tlmeo ,,. Md 1110 10 par~nf unemployrnonl ,..._ lfuggt.ft a.lolto-- llunt..,.likt wlndt.llat!>Me IIIHGt--ol~eiiiiAihclno't~l-. ot\WlCI t1at0 on • "'-CCuullntfY llriOf\t .. al.ct ~ -~......---('*"""'-tflelld-loo end wenl ID dlt? - ·- yOU - oomtnoacl y-flllal 'id.l'lldo It~- -lithe - l i n t waa yaat-y? Tltla may 1>e,...,. Than aga)n, you Pfoboblr decided to ...a ,.,._,... of thO o!llclt totat .. J 8ook on the ~tack,.,.., 1110 ll!lllslla-., _,...,. on -cl. Ok. ..-_ ao - - ' " o COUIIIt ol -aaythll-.-ont(--olollooftatcx . . . . -..1ntor, - - end wlflt... CulL llllo IIJII a_..., to 901'1~ wtu. tile 1oome boe1(, the oloMI lsl\'t thO an-.1 tried.) 1J1a -110 -P1-IIt~ly In many....,.. and lhe uJgt to -·t -• lutltoka thO ntgM..y ('Thank ,...., MorlhoiD It henfto r. .l. 8ut ~and -~ ...... ol ootl-. lho paper, - - " " " -alr .. . ao lha rnodlcfne CMot It tl"'* -.lOoked Wftll ~Dozlo end Ylvortn (no, mom, ,.. Cll>il'l do...,.. clr!IQOI; \lie Clipboard wflh enoogl\ ooll•lo - · . , . "' lttlll t.he clio-oM. the lingo llld , _ ,,.., onougfl to . Suoarlo&t f~U~wi!;-ll'llt. yOU uy, thla II _, . . ...........,.,_, ..,.___ _,......""" s..r.w.t ..... ...., - • ......,. ol - ··- frlaoldl, ................ - - ........... . OOOdliMotllllal,..... ......,.,._ ........ . (tllle~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JI!I ll... lltMIIt. . . ,....,....... lt...._.lllllllll'l. tollri)'Ott . . .- ............ , . . _ _ " """"-~,........ ........................ ,. IIIIIMyoolci-- - - .................... ~4111tr ............... Mil .... ..._,_.... ... CIIIIIrli I = · IJl ..... lhet..WDOIIIItiDw ........ !Would ....... - . . ....... a.-. ..... . __...............Ft.--..., ._..... ltiii~OIIIhl ..... ,..., ~llooulllbo.--lfor you('w ...... -jpp.weMd tUft, .a). otiC- lie~ for - _ .................. fill . . . . . . .. . ....... :~. . . . . . ltj . . . . . .. . . . ...... II!MK_,IO.....,._,Witjl .... . -!nit be .......... ....._.do . . . . do-. do - Olld~bUidoll.--- �l;: l If 2 3 ,.f Simply wrong .. To tho Editor: ! In 1 te'II11W o t one ol Konrad Lotttu' ~~ Ernat lolayt 18111 hOw tle loUncl all of the Doole ICCOI>IIl>IO eltc.pl lor thoH pontorut wnieh ,.t.,rltd to n•• own •-lilly. otnllr>otoor. Tnose rofet....,.a n. louncl quito simply WI- Hlo .. _ c o lecl 1\ltn IO Cnetl< 11\o ructton wllh his colleagi.MS In othl!r ~a l •-llltleo o no to "" dismay ne loul1cl 1~11 their responae 'o tne OOOk wu U$&nllalfy tn. eamt " "'' own. Mayr' t eplo.oc:Je It ln~nructl'va a i i In its almilarlty to my " own with the r(tl)tesentatlvea ol Muuay Schw artt. Oaa.n ol lh• Collegeo, In the July 31 Roportw. Sov1111 ol hlo atatamento ,,,.f ~ { to e• ents about wnl<:h I haYe 11r•t hand knowfedgt In thtGe e&MI I found Htloua dlstoruon.s Thll led m& to check wHn cou..gu.e fnwol\'ed In ot,., ev81'1ta on whtc.h Dean ScH\fertz rfl)Of1ft0. AI dld M•Y•. I tourtd their u:petlenel euctty paral'-1 to my own Thlt Is my Urat ertCOUntet ln my u year• at UHS Unl~ersfty wun tnl& ieve1 ol facutty otscourae. 1 n.awe partlelpllOd In 14Hious and direct cootto~t•Ucw.t In Mlllleta llt\o oener1t education and lh& c:nolct ot a oargelnlng agent, antt Ol1hougll we h1ve d lllgreod deeply end directly t j1eve atwaya ltll uret my oPOOI"!enta wore sincere. open, and tah. h is beo.luee I see here 1 quite different t)fpe o• argument that I wrt'l'l ttusl•tt•r In ,.aponse Here .,. some of u,. miSttPftaentltktna kno..,n 10 me 11) In TM fltportor Dean Schwartz toaoonos to - " &ecrtllvt ·- · ·of key stall" In tM Coli- reportMI by Jonn Uplana If' lhe July 23 $pK./tum. But tne Spt~Ctrum articte never mention• or implies secrecy. tnste•d It refers to the dtan 11 hrlnga can·ted out In late Ma)' when student•. faculty, and atall were away. To lhhl accusatlol'l OGan SchW'artl d0<11 not speak. (2) T11on Dean Schwarfz ttiPOndl thll tne flrii'IQ5 WD'O thO 'OSUft or 4 COllective doo1tlon making proeeas. In the College ot Mathematical Sclenc-.es cCMSithla meanlll/1 •~ompll noliHcatlon of lho CloiS mall~< 111<1 through ntm tho CMS - r o ana t~e CMS es.autW.offlcer beltlg II reG. C3) The dun tell• , _ ttle mut ... At Faoell. lncS tf'W'ee'Othet membetl ot t.M CMS bOard reolgMd Tlllo It nlo woy o l unoonotonno tl\0 resignllton of tho full bOard (C) Deoplto 1~11 1011 ollts lull faculty loade,.ttip •"" in the .umrMr lb""c' ot CMS atudeots. Dean Scnwan:z toresec.s opot•tion ot the tm.p ortanl CMS tutorial prooram " at or near pa&t levels." Wo " "' have lht oportunlly to monitor thlt cl1lm In Sepu~mbar wlfh 04ck Orr1 tho Dr-lme mover. constant participant, and tupetNI!or ot lhll program, llrecl 111<1 OOf\0 (hopplly for him to lho Aoc:llollor lnstltvto ol T..:Mology mathemaltc:s deportmontJ Tho All that jau dean appun to take no note here o f the atuo.nt EtiJiorsnolo Tno lollo,.ln,p lollw ,..... SMIIo WBFO In lat• August Tit• l UI/tO(' JIMI I COP'( IO Th~ SPICHUf" Frldortot publ!ut/oll peiiiiOtl cllffOtlt'Y belfl11 ~ulolod in CMS ogalnot Ills a<:llono (51 ONn Schwan~ taltes .nceptlon to tM ctalm that the flr•na dectaion wu his unilauwatty, but tn lht nme C)elef\11 he apea"' of hit vnwmtnonea• even to rnpond 10 tho CloiS board's reqvuta (befa<e nlo Council rnnUng) u his rafuaol to abOicoll hit peroonll rtapantlbUlly. (6) He aloo lndloalat lhll he could not Juatlfy ouch negotlotlon on otganlz.ailonol ond budgetary grounds, yet at the Ume ho mot with Ihe CloiS bolrd no budget CUI WIS lnvol..O Wl\11_..,01, Stolenttnll Dy colleagues I trus t loocl me, 10 ouDmil lho lofloWifl11 QIHiallona to Iuiie< lnvtiallgallon: (7) Was Mr. AcUrllroci? Notohlrai/Micllllorencooelw-O..n Sc!lwaru' Sl*:/rtHrt OOII\!IH!IIt IIIII lolr. Acqr woo " b<OUQ!lt bKI<" ancl his Roponor Claim of IrMa I«. (II WniM CotHICire oollectlve - l o n tnll0fl11 procen~ and "StlotlO COII-111$" In fact I 5i ""'' 10 -~ Inf ormation a bout the reorganlraUon 11ready announced by ONn ~waru? (9) It t~o reatlghmll\1 of ott II 1 oertout r"ponoe tc CQIIogu' problemo or I all 1 lurtha< accrual of doan'a olllce alaff aod buclgot, alreocly about 11111 of that for tho onllro Collogu• O!*OIIon? (10) Wha t Itt lhO reel POitlbUIIIaa f<>< tenure agpolntmentl for tho•• Colle-ges· ataff mom~a WhoM luppotl O..n Schwall> 1\01 COOPtecl by promlllfl1l auc:n .-nnltlon1 (Ill u tM budget C<UDCI> Ia ao groat 1n t11o Colleges, how con otalt De .-talned wllh no c:ot~tUtuency -~--..? (t2) WMI wUI a policy of uolgnlng to cleportmentl 1110 right to ooloc:l C041eQU' grecluote aaalatlnta ciO 10 motaJo In ll\11 Collegea? Tho CotleO•• aro, I In oonlrodlcllon lo rnany collelguoo, a.n ImPOrtant part of thit lntlltutlon. They malte maJor conlrll>utlonaa lot ¥11Y Utile coat to lncreultl111Y baalc aufVI¥al coneerno auoh Ulhoi>OIIIO ogoln., otuclenl atlriiiOtl. 1111 thla context thai rnakoa IM ,,..,.. raiNO by theiO Spoctlllm a nd A-n•r r~cnenlaUona of concern 10 ua atl. I urge Tht Sl*;llllm a nd tlw Stuclent ...._..lion to eramlne those malt.,. tn tlllallghl. Dell••• 4 lflld It Ril/n.l/ O.,Urtmlllt o/lnatructlolt tt 11 w1th both anger and regret lhal I write you '""' oti!Jc&l loiter. I about nave 1Uteon yoora DHn 1 ~t~ppanor ol WBFO 101 aMI 1 remember bcHI'\g ptaueo to lind .such a dlver• lfled and well rounded public .sta11on U'pOO arr1VIng fn 8ut1110. Now~ however, W8FO hal rejected tho 041ntra l role ol Unlv~l ty otallon• 10 P,ovlde muolc (lnd pvbiiG- allaltS)Ior a wloo ••rlety of tutu. " Tbe goal of ,uchlng • wide vatlety of perhaps oentraltn Ino rK*It WBI'O mont~l)l ~>•DIIeatton out .,._ ptogram aci\Odult beMa any Uf'iou'll anempJ to rNch sucn a goat. lna\<uld wo have "JNZ 88"' • JIZl all a 1t11noon. 111 eYtftlfl11, and fa< 38 nourt trom Friclay night 10 Sundt; nigh\. Jau woa no doubt poorly handlod by tho alrwa..,.. although lhll other pvbl l~ station in town 1/ rnlnor~y fnl...,ll it atul cftad u has an o)CcoUent anO lncteaalngly POPUlar jau program every ...nlng. Indeed, prior to tho new look at WBFO, t~e 11111on preoenlad lou on weo~cl.y ollornoona 111<1 had a verltty of t1tetllef'l PBS offerings. as wtU aa toea~ olton llvtll>fOOrlmS. I concecle that lhelo may bo m111y wno pttfl< till Cllrro<ll IIW oflenlatlon to tno priot IUZ focus. out the new s chedule oftn~>IY - - olhlf, equall)l valid, ln\8fesls.. IMIM<t, the new " JIZ.l 88"' Ignores lfT\portlnt ocher mUJical a~ae wt.lch naY• previous-ly been rela Uwtly lmportl:rlt at WBFO,")'et received lillie or oo oUOIItlon elsewnete In thl Sullalo area. First, cla ssical mualc hat ellectl. .l~ cllaoppoorecl and, I atsumt. not llocaueo II can alto be hoard dally on WNEO. Many wee-. These ptooraml ,..,. otse~ared rot a prOQfam 1.,1.,-ing tnm 600f'U and ~C*I'wiY' •r-ow tunes! s.cono, the loll<-old·llmey·bluegrtas spectR11'!1 1111 also bll the dust 04<1 ttmoy 1\U not _ , 1>81lrd on W8FO since Katheune Hlven telt, but bfueg~st and folk hat been represented in a -.arletr of tocatand PBS progr•ms. suc:n a& "Jubilee.., "Codfl5h Every Frtdar"'. •nd PBS " Folk Festival." Instead, in admitting that WBfO ~as bot~ "" ot>ltgollon ancl, pres<~mably, on audience for tt'llr. mualc. we have ''Folk Sunday Night.' 1 The c:notcflt time spot, hom t to 11 p.m. Is de'tot.O to Paul A.llot~'• " ~10 ~~~... p•esontlng ,_cllfl11S ol western a.nd wn ·t em Thll mUJ;ic: 1\as been l>fOS<InteO bell., by 0.¥\d Ben<lor'l In tn. pa.st and 15 also pteyed ~ otf* alateott• Itt tfl* area. 8kles Is I tolled lor the 11 p.m. · ' &.m. Ume period. Tradihonat ancl b4uograss m..slt; 1o11Q a 11ap40 at .WBFO. can be ~ro bet wee" 1 a..m. and 7 a.m on Mondar morning! Sucn achedullng wastea the tatent1 ol $CM"M())8 like Dave Haney and '' an lnw" to those of us who appreolet$ thls- mualc. MoretWer, stnce ihls ft\l!Sic can hetdly be heard ataewhare In the area. those unacquainted wlll't It will h l ¥11 !HUe opp«1unlfY to de~lop en lr.tete&t. F01 a ttallon with • ba.slui~J acedemlc audience. calling such sct-eau fl"g ••lno "cllveulfleO" Is tncompt'elllnoiDit. Bulc.alty, fOf rnotlt ol us wltlt 1 relalh-ell nQI'mAI Khedute a.n<f whO rarely Uattn 10 muak t:HnWMn 1 a.m and 1 L m. on -days, WBFO It, . . -.rttsecl. " JILl 08" . For one WI>O haoloiiQ OUf)I>OfiOO the •tatlon and lu effort• to acquire decent pewer. the new format ts a bltiOI pill. WBFO hts forfollecl Ito ctolrn •• a div-Uiecl voice In Buffalo •nd, ~n turn. Itt claim fOt my support. cte.ulul J•fftfl$ B. At/HOlt program• ltaclltlonaiiY tun in the morning duriiiQ tho Prolauor ol """ ~pit h•v• ~• accustomed to tho �I! ~ .j f - .. .... Courses for sale To tho Editor: Students are the consumer• of tht educational Mt\JI..I pro•lded by tho U~lverolty. You poy money to go to UB. You have the right to maka an Informed chat. . befo<o you buy the ''P<oduct". SCAlE 11 a semc. to studentl r\111 by tht Student Aosoclatlon. The cutTent'SCATE publication P < covr. . dfiCIIPtlon• IO< approxlmotely 350 coutHs. The J>Wtlcatlon Of SCAlE w!IICII Will Of produced this oomelltt by the SCA TE CommlliH will greatly expand lla coverage ol c:ourees offered ot U.B. SCATE Is veluable to · you becau.se It pro"Vides lnform,.lon you need In order to decfde which courses to register for. This Is olptCially ImPOrtant when deciding UPOn tho ••eclfvea you will take. BtfOft reolaterlno for a course, you want lo know What thet covree Wlll be like. What will the olzo of the clan be ond how will It be taught? What Is the Prot Htca? Wt>lt tubjtct motter W111 be laugh!? 8tfO<t you commit youraell, you'll want to I<Mw how lht ooutM will bontllt you II you complete lht -'<required. Thlt lnfO<tnltlon a nd m0<0 It Wt>lt the SCATE publication will PfOWidt lor you. But in O<dtt lor tho SCATE CommlttH to provldothlo $tl'<l<:t, wo hetd your suppett. SCATE needs ldou on how to tmprove our ..,...lee to ttudenta. We nH<S volunt-• wlllln(j to develop and admlnlllor thiS ....,.ttofa SCATE publica~. The fltlt mHtlng Of the SCAlE CommiliH witt be T.....,.y,StpttmbtrethandThuraday,Stottmbt<tt th 14 Talbtn Hall, AmheBt carnpu.. A ttudent lfflolvtd In the ctau wilt eatn 4 ettdltL Come noxt ,_tnv 0< can 11>1 SA ofli<:t at 63&-2850 vou< ...,. and numbo<. By auPPO<tlng SCAlE now you wiN b8ntltt In tho futur....Remtmbt< STUDENTS ARE CONSUMERS OF COURSES. Jim c""'"'· ChtltPt¥oon • . The editorial pages of Th!t Spectrum ireln.tenl!,ad to eerve the campus community as a forum for debate and a m.• ans of expressing tl!ought. We welcome coherent and meaningful lattifa to the editor and guest opinions. All lettara muat be Signed, though It can be raquut6d that the name be wltheld. Arty unsigned communication will not be printed. - �tl i i ·Defense grounds Eagles; Bulls hold.on f ,. f i i by Ou Bolder Spons&uor Brocl<pon - Somebody famous once said <hll the onlythill,l cmain is IUI<at&inty. A aod comment, and one thll applies very wdl to sporu. Ltke footboll. One <he way to Brockport Suue Coil<&< Saturday, someone who koo"-. UB fOOl ball said <hat apinst rht Golden Eqles, <he offcnsc: would have to do most oft he work. The defense supposedly wosn·r rwly 5CI for·<he pme. Hmmmm. Jt is ltUtlbat the o((orue did wlw HEY ...... WATCH .....-.uo£ 1 - - l l f i O - d v t l n u _ l o o _ S . . . offaucs ase suppos<d to do. The Monico'*- the~ 1M ...-..~~~u~ for a Btoc*ponWia'IIWtth e lM• Bulls put 14 poonu on the board . · - - ...t - ............. luflalo tr1umpll. But it was tbe: novice derensc that held Brockport to 13, alvin& Ray Lauon, starling quanerback offt:nslve players must noc- have Buffalo a J.() stan for <he seuon. for the Bulls, wu injured 32 "aooe 10 c:burch this weckmd.'' "It was a aood ..;,;· n.lliJlin& seconds from halftime-a possible Luckily. tbc Bulls did not bold a bode Mvk Maier a>mmented. "II collarbone injury vio a tackle by IOODOpoly on miaaka. The EqJes showed that we could run the baiL e:.a1< Marvin HuJ&ins. Tbe junior watched some dd11u die in And tbe defense looked good." The went three out or four 28 midfield, or worse. "When you aet j ' 9'' j unior ltd the sroud lllatk yards, buc lhrew three the ball past <he 20, and dona piihn& up 102 yards in 27 tarries. interoeplions. This, combined with score. you haw 10 cb&n&e lhe •ncludina the second Bulls r.hnlt """""'vcred fllmbles <nded off.....,," Brock'p on head CIOidl toi.KI\down. early orr~ tbtttlu. Bud SiJJU aaid. "MoM of O<tr (four) Uut the main story was with the fumbles were cauacd by dtfmsive unit . The new sptit .W. Ofrtul.. ro111es mi.<llandlina or the ball by the allo..·e d for a lot more stuntina. uwe lhou.ld have had some or quanerbatk and runnlna bath." The fumbles bun bOih >quads. which, aa:ordina to S<Veral EaaJcs those fumbles," rrponed Bulls; caused aloe of confusion. While tbc head CIOidl Bill Doodo. " BIU the U B's three interttpted pust~ defenders did enrcmtly well, the damn <hinas just wouldn't bounce crippled seorins drives. But the 501• Bulls auack nwed several times right. I'm not worried about it. inter<tpttd ball thrown by Eaale With our offenst, it wu mainly quancrbatk Tim Brundle killed before tllthill,l nre. lUroovcrs almost caused a repeal miJreadill,l the ploy. We tan lust Broekpon. Tbe 4634 Brockponi&IU stuffed of lasl year's dowoill,l. 111 1979 II play owr it." turnovers ploaucd Buffalo . Dcfc:nsivc Bleb eoacb P<1c Rao into <he stadtum -thed <he home: Saturday, six mi$lakes raised a Jot lied a handier reuon for <helo<k of team strike ftrSt. Late In <he second of Brockpon bopcs, if only In vain. fumble recoveries, dalmin• thll down_,,_,.. Man.._.., Roy._-_ _.,. Ull£ TH~CH?-u - · - 410 ~eM) aM M w lltdt-. LMaon ........ Ul tor,_.. 011 N 11m .... ~-INW!9-• Quarter, .n.. a missed litld aoal, Corntliuo Boykins Jllunaed into the coclzooe after Dovid Cotter broke throu&h for .., II yard run to Buffalo's I yard tine. The point a ncr-, upped the .score 1~. Buffalo went pointless until 32 1«01\ds wcreldl in tbc hall. On the r ..... play, afta in fOf the Injured Lar100 , AI Wblltl>ead found flanker Frank Price in the endzone. Pu11in1 in the ball, the Bu,Us tO<OP'aio made what Dando dcscn'btd as "one or bis patented Calc!Jes," ri&bt on tbc ima,inary eaclzone plane. Rich Phillips tied it up tO md the half, Durin& <he half-time break, UB ooordinllor Dick Adams admiued, ••we made • r~ mistaka, bul we're JOUla tO lroo them OUt. And thm 'Zip, Zip,' .. mm, The zips staned immedi&~dy. FolloWill,l the ICCOild ball ~kkofl, Whitehead tbc BoJ1s throuaJ> wlutl Dando dcscn"bed as a "drive witl>eut a flaw." Coverin& 80 Jllfds In 17 plays, the 9:14 minute production mdtd with 1 I yard spo'int by Mllk Maler. TIJ[. runnlna bod: kept tht dnw alive iJii..,. plays before with a r.hnlt yard bunl oo a 4 and I. The point after by Pbilhpo wu aood, the mar&in or vicrOty. .,_d The Ol.be&.. Bulls c."O<.IPfaJ.n, linebacker Jad: Dundat, admlutd afltr the tluo ''lbt dd.... made a ,..., mistakes, but it's early in the scuoo." One or l.lloK mistakes come with 8:22 left in the pme. Bruntlk hiuina Boykins with • 19 yltd touchdown pass. Bot the i>OUlt afla ltttmpl sailed to tbc -OOfll~ Oft P-ot ,._ UB Frisbee Club weathers a waning drought in players The Wode World or Sporu hasn't discov<red it Y<t. but Ultim~~~t Frishte could be <he s.lc<ptr spon of the de<'adt. Still played u a Oub spon 11 UB, the team bu aont throuih a period or waninJ in<eresc aller inltwly attniC:till,l alaraefollo,.ina. "We used 10 have about 30 players a ftw yean OJO," dub p<cs!dcnt Sieve KluJ• reponed . On campus sin« 1974, tbe Frisbee dub has mer th< likes of RPI, p...., Slate, S)TICUSC, Cornell and Miobipn State. In Mardi of 1977, Buffalo d<ftlled Printtton. the second·ranktd team i.n the East at the time. The name of the pme is Uhimate, and it is played on a 60 by 40 yard fttld. Sevat mea mal<< up a team and play 1wo 14 minute halves. There: arc no dcsianatcd reJcrea, as e-ac:h man calls his own roull. ••No rerHca means thll the J&mt is competitive, bt.n nol compedtlve," Kluaa aplaioed. Other restrictions on <he PJM fO<bid - a l contaa, such u pushlna or sllppina. and limit runnina after the frisbee is cauaht. "Of count, you'relllowed a couple of Jtcps to slow down, bu.t you can teU if liOCDOODe is ttmninJ,'' the p<esidau explalocd. 5c:ori.na in <he same: iJ biSed upon ftndin& a rccdver in the md 1101>< and oompldinJ a pus to him. lncompld. puscs arc turnovers, and no ooe an pall 10 blmatlf-"airbnuhin&" ill OisboeUik. --..-·--·· nn.,_ .. _,._ .. .... - - ..-............. _.,_..,._ . ................- .. .,_a.._ ............. _.,..- Lat year !D<IDbc:rsblp ~to 11. puuinJ. stra!D on awa)' play. '' R...,t roed trips by the dub have 001 btt1l very succasful due to a ~t of playm," the p<tsidau explaioed. " The Frishte Oub u bopina lor mort mcmben to come out and pia)' -" Ultltnatt I'I'Ktl« Tbc squad is ~ina its pna><:c odltdulc tlus season to throe lima a wttk, splituna tbc •wkouu bel....., the campuses. TuesdayS and TbursdaYI tbc hurlers take over tbe Diefendorf soOballlidd, stanill,l •:30 p.m. The fields ntll lbe Amherst tennis eouns wc!J t.he KLion S..urdoys 01 2 p..m. The tcam wtlcomcs Ill tr)'OUU. " JWI abo.- any newcomer iJ ~." Klup aaid. "If he is c:xperienttd, rme. Otherwise he'll learn p<<lty quickly." Th< club bu an orpnizational meetina 1omorrow in Hus LoWl&e ar. 6 p. m. When wU>ter fa>ally COGI<S to Buffalo, the Frilbee crew rtlr<ats to tbc warmth or tbc Amh<Tst llubbk. Kneepads are th< only po'Oicction worn, ·"""" though the pme ar~s "prtlty vlolmt somerima," Kluaa said. Only <he offiCial 165 aram wti&ht rrilbee is used in c:ompcdtioo. The,.,_, started in 1969 at Columbia Hi&h Scbool in New Jcrtey, i$ a IOlid an.racdon on c:ampu.sa nationwide. UB compcU:s in the New York StOlt Realc>MI CO<Ilp<lilipo. The top two flllisbc:rs at <hal 01 ..... a d - 10 tbc I!&Jtc:m Rqiooal clwnpioruhipo. Ultimately, tbc top I!&Jtc:m and Wes1c:m teams.,... io the Coil~ 0\8mpioosblps. Fllnded bySA-"for road trips. mainly JU," Klup aaid~ sqllad pouauly hu • aloe-Giall .......... iDdudlQa lbree lfaduate saadtDts. A liult oew blood could .....,.;.ably Frisbee ""' or tbc Squire fountain area ud into lbe national - . �~ Football. ~--"- 1 ~ I if . ., IF YOU UVID ON JUPITEJI, YOU WOUlD WEIGH 1100 POUNDS: ikuMk ~to find 1ft OfPt!" Oowrlt-.... ,....,, llfnldat ICMH Pl>otoobyhn- II Y0<1're Not Oolnt H...,. For ri&ht or the crossbars, Ieavins the 8ulJJ with a slim ed&e. Enter the tole Brockport interception. Wit.h aies of uwe don•a \ole in tile row-th quaner" to boost them, the llulJJ clefeose crusbod the Eaales last hopo oowtesy or aleapina eateb Hear the Shofar Blown at the CHABAD HOUSE by safety Sam Monaco. The ..... the bead, two banded srab started the Brockport Ol<C)(!us from the The Jewish Student Center Services wUI be held on B01ll Compwes 3292 Main St. uadillm. So, the someone wtso knows 2.501 North Forest Rd. .Ntt O'l'tt the Ellkott CtMk fOOibaJ) V<rJ ' Well WOS wron&• So wu the pfop:am. The fact sbec:t B<ldge - · Sj)oiAdi.,.WIII<Hon FIRST DAY:w..s. Sept. t0.7:30pm Thura.llept. 11 ·9 :30om Tulllldl·5:30pm pointed out that in the lase two contests, the :combined score was IZ3 pointes and it advised, "rou can expect more or the wne." While the' outoome wun 't last year-'s 3Z.2S sluarest, It holds tome promise. Tht Bulb iQjured Ray l.anoD pointed out that in Sanuday's pme there was a lot or ball contn>l. It was the twnovus tbal hun us. We can blow boles throuah thdr Uoe. After that; it's just ball control." Dando aarc.ed, saylna "Our offeo.sive iine did a super job clearina thtm out.'' He also prOOiiJ<d that they will 101 better everraame. What<Yer yOU believe, UB b oow 1-4. The orreose put eoouah poinu oo the board ODd leamed a lot. The clefeose put OD a superl> show, ovu-ccmiD& the IDexporieDce of a oew tcdulique. Today the llulJJ will •tart lookin& at Conland SWe CoUqe. 8\11 at least they bad the weekend to eelebrate a solid performance. Free tickets SECOrtD DAY:'l'b!>ra. Sept. tt.apm ,..... roecw- 1ce ~- lidlds .w • - co ua......., wtD ~ 10 . . . . . dlo .............. - - -..a.tL lbl (MSC) 1Jc:kd l'rldoy,llept. 12·9-.30om HOT YOII\TOV MEALS NO FEES For further Information Call 688· 1642 ,....,, ... - .... ~c...,. c -. ......,. ......... ~. , .... to to•-- to 3 • ·• _ ·- _ ~ lbl ~. ~ f.tl, 16-11, 5 , ... ......., _ lldtlto_ID_.for ....... 1 _, ... All ------------·--------------------------.------------. with this coupon you get. Soft Contact Lenaea only $59 SOFT CONTACT LE~SES FOR ONLY $59 ChooM from: Bausch & Lomb • A.O.'Soft • HydrOCurve # plus • p'alr WITH _THIS COUPON .... • .,.., ...,.....,......_, ,,_ -.ctwt atyWJ I I ...... ean.ct .._Group 1 't I· 277l ....... Drln IM-41H ' of optical quality aunglaunl ' I lndUdM;...,_; Price COld . . . .riCin lOt; 90 Dey Money . . . o&.-: ' ) ( • CMyJng C..; 3 Month ....... Contr8ct; loludona fw a..q Met . . . . . . . . ( (Prof..,_ Flttllt6 F•: S3S) • aY AI'I'OIIIITIEII OIIILY AT BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP -2717 Sheridan Drive • 834-4336 �.--------------------.1i APPLY NOW FOR COORDINATOR OF THE ACADEMIC CLUBS Brockport'& Head Cooch Bud Sims said. ''Today the JtllllU hur1 w." 11>< stuntin& ddoruc bdd the Eqles to ll poinu Ill Saturclay't l.._ll win. "Tbuplit N Is monaureoive," Blllls' Head Coacb Bill Dudo pointed OIJl. "You're 0111 Iller< maklnc thinp hai)!'Cn. " The oc:w dda~Jt ...,e ba<.t to Buffalo wbea R.to ..... hired. ' 11be Bulls rmt il (lh< oplil ~ badt iD lh< sixties, wl>tft lliU {l)oDclo) was under Doc Urich. IIIOie it from him ODd wed h "' my bi,c1J scbol. It mUR b&vc worked, Iince ""' """ championships aix ,...,. out or cqht . Thtft Wbm R.to joU>cd the Bulb ti\U year, ~am. Zilllll (defensive coordinator) <OGvinccd Dalto s.ritch tiKI<. Bill beam< 1 bdlevcr, and now the kid& on We need people with Communication Ski/Is Management Skills Creativity Your responsibilities will include: Organizing Meetings Acting as liaison between clubs and Academic Aflairs too." Tbe main disadv&ntac 10 tM. ocw, ..otd dden.se'' b lh< diff<ra>ea ill bloctinc os:sipmcnu fOf lh< fronl four ond In puo mvcr!ll". "You b&ve morupeed than If YOU HEm HEI.,, ~ llultolo • •"""'" - . . bulk on the front line. and In the secondary you only .,.,,,.. ..... _ ....... .. - · Dooolnt 1171 .... " - have thrc< ...., ba<.t inRead or four " Rao aplained :-.=!:'.::"'~C:C:::,~"t!"::;..P•~ ... .. "Due. I red thas with .speed and bwtle you ..,; """ol c:ompcnu.t.e 0 Id defen Se has • BUIISSparkIlng Somclhl'\3 very old is n<w at UD on Rotary Add chi> f j .ff ~ I i Pick up an application at 111 Talbert Hall by Monday, Sept. 15th ror it ," The BuDs' defense must ~ In the contest 11 8rockpor1, lh< EaaJcs were mntinualy fOfoed into the ,third and lona titultions. "You Jive up thrc< or four yard.r with the aplit aix," Dando commented, "But. you pull he other team in the hole a lot of times." ~pralsedthedefcruiveunicatBrockpon,,.yina SENATE that 'for a new croup, they cam< alooa Wdl . They W<rc ttstcd early and they came throu&h. We made a few crrora, but that 's to be: CXj>Celed. A couple or tlm<s ftalOn, we were in a ~c. but no one gave up ... Bock in the ancirnt days of footbal l, even bc:fore The Eqles were only able to produce 4S yards cd<Yislon coveraae was invcnced, tht stanclald defens< rushtna and 97 yards In lh< oir, mmpared to UB'r was called splh •I• or (four by four or 50-$0.), 60/141 sutlsllc:s. The defcntive ului.or the Bulls rested Essentially; four lincm<n arc In fronc, backed by four during cbe semnd half, driv< ofover nin minutes, after Hnebadcer> and a t"'ce man secondary. This was aood ~•Y rtrst half. enl.uat> for Notre Dam< to US<, a lona lime oao. "lb< 1tJds really ro<:l<ed and socked chcm," Dendo Thtft, aocordlna to UB's dtfensove back& coach Prtc boasted. "lc was quite an accomplbhmcnt for them." bo, a chiUI&e occured. "They ju•t mov<d •~ ay from Aplmt Conland State nm S.Uurday, R.to Is it ," he Ald. "SonK onll<&< trled .oome~hlna differ<nl, cautious. "'jllcy have 1 O<W coach and a new staff. tb<y win a Nasional championship, and <VCfYQnt We'll have to work a litlle on stunts and a r... other <Witched to u. " The chana< was to the GOw famUias S·2 thinp." dcfeme. CoiiSidcrlna the mmparativdy small siu of the No-.adays. ""'" eollqes have rive men on ihelitu:, BuDs. the rchlrtb of lh< split aix could provide o bi& andonlYt"olinebacken.asmbinedwlthth<secooclary booat to,thet....,.'s rcmrd.. "We may ba1 somcon< of four mm. So for now, the Bulls tak< a decided cdJ• wbo wt're- supposed to bal," R.to said. Bw, as far whb them into pm.s. u lh< olhtrscbonls ao. Dando warns '•They had b<IC« ''You can otunt more out of 4..4 thao ow or a .5-2, " be: rc.ady f01 us. " -Dan Ho/Mr petfto,.. are aoallabre today, (9/ B) thru Sept. J5th at the SA Of/Ice, 111 _.,lbert Hall. To be elected a re: 4 Dono Senatore 6 Off Campue Senator• 2 Senatore at Large Deodllne for tumJng In petjtfone .. Monday, Sept. J 5th at 4 :00 pm. Elec· tfo,.. wur be held Tueeday and W~ . clay, Sept. 23 and 24th. ---------------------CRAFT WORKSHOPS FALL SEMESTER 1980 *All workshops available to students, staff, faculty, alumni and the community • All workshops credit-free Creative Craft Center 120 MFAC Ellllcott, Amherst Campus Phone: 636-2201 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 16 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 17 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 18 BASIC POTOGRAPHY GENERAL ART 11·2 PM 6 WEEKS FRAME LOOM WEAVING 14 PM 6 WEEKS BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY 14 PM 6WEEKS BASIC POnERY POTTERY LEATHER BELT MAKING CAST1NG 14 PM 6 WEEKS . 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS STAINED GLASS 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS ·ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY 7·10 PM-6 WEEKS CDUWING-PAINT1NC1 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS BAT1K 14 PM 2 WEEKS 7·'10 PM 6 WEEKS JEWELRY 7·10 PM 4 WEEKS OUILnNG JEWB.RY 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS BASIC MAKING GBERALART 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS CAWCRAPHY 7·10 PM 4 WEEKS IDUWING-4'Mfi"'NQ COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS Fall1980 Membership Drive Students Only!!! $5 DISCOUNT PHOTOCRAPHY 7·10 PM 6 WEEKS ~FORM CENTER HOURS Monday to Thursday 1·5 PM and 7·10 PM Friday and Saturday 1·5 PM Closed all University Holidays _.. POi IERY 14 PM 6\NEEKS WORKSHOP DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS __________ __________ _ Funded by: Sub·Boar:ct I, Inc. �C::• bJ l)u. Holcler ABBIE Spons Editor Orowiaa up in the 1960s, I watched lbe people around me .,....t 10 cam 1M term "The Silent Cleocrllion." Dw:iDa the next ten yean, it WIS TM and !be "Me Gm<rotiou... 11 _ . obvious to lbc casual ~ that lbc HOFFMAN Anyone 1• n· terested in seeing Abb~e here Please Call636·2950 ·································································' - I ju$t Dll1 mOre point I . ·································································· "NOI-Me" ~ taken over. Campus o<paizlotions put out the c.ll ro< voluntea~, and bear in reply "DOt me." UB spons cvenu chronically wrrer fro<n sparse crowds in auentW>c:e. The West outbreak or apathy came friday, at Shenanipm. It was advtni><d by lbc Srodcnt Auociauon u an adtivity "that will ptbcr hundreds or audeou together." There ....., bWJdrods all ri&ht, maybe two. A> one b...S resideru put it, "We tried tOld all or the rreshmmout bert, but noocofthem knew what it was, so they cfKfn't Ytantto come out-~" So. that'>it. A toss up. Wuitalactorpubliekyor a wealth or other thinp to do on a friday artemoon? Resident Mvison were asked to promote 1he idea, <>p<cially amana tbc rreotunen, whO probably Nill don't know whal's Join& On. (Come to think orit, I've been here rour yew, and I don't know what's goinl on. But at least I koow wbo to uk.) Pcrbaps in their brief time on campus, the newcomers bave already picked up the worldly air of apa\hy that mark> the four-year moran. You know the son- students wbo t hink the friday niaht nicks are the hiahest sort or cultural event \hat comes to U B. The M id ~Upstaters travel 2:00 miles on a weekend and pay 10 bucb IO wllch lbe Syracwt Or.nacmm ploly II tho lollat~A·Oome. Ju ..,. lltrmative. oolllidor waldo& up raiiy oa a Soturtlay anen>ooa and ao1111 dowD 10 Rotary f"Jdd. A bout 100 or your rdlow stodtotsbave beal ~ bulku acuJn1 raody ro< II .....Jtmd football clateo. The r1111 borne pme Is a September 20, tltt orr 11 1::10 p.m., apiJul Grove Oty. AJoaa-..ilb rootball, I oumbtr or otb<r sporU <VI:DU tate place on campus, and 1M llhl<tes ia'Oived would probably .-y sood money ror 11ta>tioo. 1bt = t cyclo or 1D lllllcte'J carur involves w..tJ or IJta"Y aaioo, roUowcd by a rewbri<r~>o<anor ~o<~ualbeod-to­ h...S comp<thloa. You hear NIJIOWf rrom otbCfccllquthillhinpare dlrrereot. or tount, UB hu liOIDt llllique prol>lans and $1tulllon.s. But the btuit pranite raiWDs lbe same. Unless I lot or NUcknl>ld 0\U their tend<DC)ItO a'Oid rrtt UniYUiity activities, the activities tould di>app<at rrom campuJ. NOire Dam< holds I lottery tO Jive out stodmt lickeu, and they have lines a lbc door. CI'OJ\ted there is I sharp level or diller~ bdwem .. and Soulb Bend, but th<ll .... aren't ooaked ror eight 11and a year tuition . So take a chan«. Rod one or the silt tholl$8lld athlctic schedules noatlna around Cl!IIP"-' and check out a aport. Any sport. Not only will you have made a positive contribution to thlJ Univenity. not only will you rta.p a set or memoriu you ean sJo.ss over come Alun1ni Day, but you mllht actually have a good tlme et UB. UNIVERSITY PRESS TASTE THE BEER THAT OUTSEllS ALLTHE OTMERS IN CANADA: LABATf'S. Cood~ l.abatts, Canada's No. I s~lling bttt; ls now lmponed to the US. So. now il's easkr to try our l.abatts-and u~tand ~secret of its popularity ~ Wt' think you11dikovt'T a ~that:S crisp, dean and natunlrruly. tilt' bet'r that I3SttS as good as tilt' rounfry It ~ from. 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C•ll M:H211 to hetppeflll~l DeliVERY PIRSOH, ~Y· Frkla y momlnos. Mutt c e r •nd be rtlllblt. Unlvtr'lolt't' Preo, ,., Sqvl,.., "•v• 688·0100 for schedule ROOTIES PCIHP ROOM 11 5 Stahl Road or ,...,.,~. . LOST L FOUND Sttrtt tornmMittety dl-$1, LOST 0040 ,.,.,Int. If found c•U ... ,.,.,. rrwe..rdrd. Ut~!f·U AOVISO'tS N!:IOIO fof' ,..,. youth oroup,. et 1M Jt'Wit.h Ctnt.,. Of Gruftr ' 8uffeto. A.mt.rtt IV11dlng, E•perlf!ftCt worklnt wf"' tHf' ttOI.IPI ...~ . •• rntt'f'ttted, c•ll tor tntonnttlon. OFF-<AMPU$ HOUSING AftARTME)IfT FOR R&NT • ·<IOD Stvdlo apertmtnt lor rtnt, Fully t~o~rnlllwd, utllltltt, wlfer • pno.ne WORK STUDY STUOEN~-"" TN $ptefrvm n t'KtPtloNt,., proof rHdln, t,Dfttt.. A.c:cotntOtr•nt nowa. ..,..,.17, IM:II.idtd. FQIWIIknon. F·CM'OtfaltauJI ll'd good t~e,ptrltnet. ltonlll: frH Cottftt of fttt PIPff, come IO 15.5 SquWt IMm.cflattl'(, HOUSI! flO• . I: NT HALF OUI'LEX 'ror rent. Thr . . bedrooms sulletHt for fOUf ~le, t VtllttMt lmmtdl.,t'ly. Five mlnlltes from t m:l'lotf"'t Cempus. Some furnlture fiVIIIIble If l'lltCOtd. RM' rwvoflebte 691 ·57~7 •tltr s. HOU~TE WANTED tor 2 bedroom ~rfmtnl. tMe .. 01'111, ontJ lf\ldw!t prtferrtcl. NHf MSC. rtnt 1~ 1 117·-- lltOOMMATE WANTED ROOMMATE : Ftnille, sttnifurni:Jheod t PI. 20 mAIMe walk MSC. 16.2.001. 1»-S>f>. 1 fltOOMMATE$w.n'Jed, I'T)Odfm 1p1 . .t mtn. to A.tnl~ tfl..as» GretJ. cw Uw R\ldent prefltf'td. fltOOMMATE WANT£0 lO tl\Mt tvwo OtdfOOM h.ocvry e,pt. U mln.. Clr'fw from "'-111 St. c.m.PUL~. quie( Mel fnpomtbte IJ\IOtftts ontr. s IJ.Simo. ~ell VIIUUa.. CeU .rtw 4:00pm 63240f. PERSONAL M IA BELLA FREOER IKA· S•ve-n monnu s.tn« tM ' tJsti'IMI snowv oay full of ble...lsf·anc:flng o.Jtllde $1'1trmen Hetl/~1.1~ kfore fttlrct Tf'le w• 'N1It/Mc;k tNn WI'IOCOUkl f.tl?/ 8vt now I k now til I t Wtll. Heppy NW'IIwruo-S.ol Gotl.btdttt.. Brothers Furniture 433 Grant St. lt\>tnw LIWJ GOOD USED Springs. Mattresses Chests. Dressers. Furniture & Household Items · also Misc. 886-4072 - Open lO.Spm 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT _____ CA"THY CAIItLSON....... en YGUJ' We ml• ~ cen. cmne. Low 1M ovrs '' T. . _ , . . , .. .... .... ~VINQ PEA$0H:AL DR rl!l.rtomhfp .,..._., T1lo _ .. - · c..... "' T1lo PoycholoW - · ,.....,.. CeU t3l·JilU b' lf:IPOintment « toformef~ VOICE LESSONS: P roltn lon .. trelnlnt for btolnners throuof't - - -3006(620-mQ. fOA sALE 1977 T'hunclertllrd. grwn. Air Conditioned. AM / FM . . . .. 38.000 celent c:oncltlon. Aaldng m....••. '3.300. C8ll 759-8410 ett.e pm. . . _ _ _ ....I< .. _ _ Fi'Jtee: FRISIEt!l s . . Merlne ..... ""- "'~· ""-1 ... ,. ADULTS-~- Joa. _,a- All-F....,. ~--·100). -- WIUTIIAIIOGET C:RIIDIT Ollilo wmo tl~. lt"lltw tor .,.._ IPK'n.~m IlL.._ - · -.v, :111V. No. ,_., or eon MetMI¥ Four .-. - ................ JHCORPORATE.O �----eor.. ... _ __ , __ ,.. __ ........... ,... ..... ___. --. . Old!--TH• Sfi'CCTttuM ne.da wrlttrt• .,...""~ end W1lt..._ Grea t Hoii.MIC._Ior_Jooarioowl. HIY ,..CTRUM ITAFF->You Wlllft"l ·a- TV~INO DOH~ celt_.., CAIIADIAII 1 - IGAAT'IOH. '--""' ~~Ud.1(· offkllt ... ......,., ...,- 10721, v....,.,. , ... \HIIC:LAal ~IE.O COMPUTER TAPE ' 'JEWISH MYSTICISM~: I'*""'....,. ~--­.. ~.,us•)........,, r-7·110fft l.U.on~ I•P•"t•nc•• edvlce offered ,,. .,._NIIIUWl. ISa.t.n. AND JEWISH LAWoA NW lrteN4 In -----~ ... lol.ll.. UOS 18M T....,. P.O. 8oa MIJI ---·~­ v_.,.• AU fr.qufrl.. Wllf M Gold Mldl•Veti'1J ftMd tt. ... I HI; I - ........ .. _ _....,,..__~ JS ... WednndeY J-.10,.,..., ,~. <:onoc~oVN ~co. HAitt DeSIGN 17.00 hn\'\t. IIS.OC Llacenwc pro, vour convenience. ~ t':;."""="'c:..::•:;..;.II;;;OST;:~::T::O-:::R-:-:lN-:-:G:---- We oerry a lull line of r..ca, Hale, EZ load car· · lrtdgH end mailing can- nl•t- SUfOER F A.IT PfllNTIHQ · TEC SALES & SERVICE 4242 Ridge Le•Rm 23 ~###~"""''*' 833-seee.- - - ' ! ·\ ( I LE'T IT I I KMOWH: 111!1W't bfrTtldey WH the 201ft. . .lltld't Ire 11111 honort(l. I.M. Htre't Your.. Whart't mine? ' --.M.a. TIMI! MAGAZI NE CAMPUS" ~·tetl¥t ..,..led to WOf'k on • commltllotl baait.. c:.fl TJm .,,•.,._ F E.NCC,IIl UJOtCI NG for f!'IICift fttlcen., ~I £--Jifl. ... W I _ THE GIRL IN T'HE REO: TNt one tt ~~FOI" You." Good IUdl WI"'~­ try Md ~"" ~ ltmueca tndtntlk •• m~Mpo!UII)a.. Yourdlet mete. CU~IOUS A&OUT THE "plPO lOW" , voftf' r"lttrltfCW'I end lf'M)pplng In &vff• tol Mw•ktttl.. lCI Affen Sfrwt ...,.s.,. 1100" eet·noo. VISITING PROF nttcb bed TUIHdly a.ncl Wtdntto!My • wnii'KI'S. c.U tlt.J114 TvMOty at lO: JO • m or , :lO pnv • PARITI¥E $4-$6 ~r hour potential If you have a pleasant · v&fce and can communJcate effectively. we will train you to work from our office. Eggertsville 838·6060 WllllamsvlUe 631-IZZO MAiiLi"Ni:"MittK: PH'YU.fi~ AHH£. .wid ewryone ttM: t (.M . . . . . at bdtw llilKn m.an fN lnfltmfltY to JPtf"d my ftr11 WMk of tchoof. bllf you OUYS .,..-, tMPIII~ GET OROAHIZEO -' Tl'le $f)tetrUm't Allnu•l Oroanlutlon•l M~etfng, Tueld•v •• 3: ll0 In us SQufre Hall. ~IDe IOARD ' ~tOE. NE:!OEO TO N YC~ InclUding RO(.'I(Jand CGW!ty and Lono ls;l.-.d for upcomln-o holld•'f' wu.tettd. C.ll GS-l245~m•· ~IDE HEIDIO TO NYC lll'ld blc:IL L..Mw ~y Srl!pt lOih. Win~ uwals. lAw t:D-1'901. -· "*- RIOE NeE OED 10 s.pt. 10 or n . W111 11\Me iflCPI"''5ft. Call Ken NE&O A RIDI! or MulinO, leaving tor NVC on Wocl. Stpl 10, mvtnn9 on 5\ln. Se¢ 14, H•'/9 ltroe C.tf'VO VMI, Will pick Mr\IOt O..IWf" an~ on r~. c.tll l»-206 Ol ~~-·- FOR SALE • 11m Thunderbird, ~ Air Conditioned, AM/FM Recio. SI,OOO mllee, excellent condition. AUclng 13,100 • call 75fl.&l10 lftere pm. ·w- -·-- ~tDt:ltl WANTED 10 V1191nlo. oe, ealtl,....., tf\ef'Hbom lltvfno RIOII WAHTeO TO NYC foHWI tllO n1wn f/111. c.u 1)7.., ..... ~ ----callllldlot ~IOENa-OI0--*'1- -.o./jlttooNVCont/lOortlll. «11-415. _,__ AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE ,..,,_ Lew llatN f'or A. A- CALL 837·2218 --- .IDIIU IIUDaD 10 - 0< ---"'""". "· ( ! ~ f ~ I ( ; ~ I ...... ~. j '\ ;·. '.., ! ,, I ' , ! I l'o~. ,Ill l r' I I .' ' __ , I f : i ___ ·-=_, --... ·~ •llf'WI&.OPII ,... : .... ....... ~ .' ·-n ·-..e ...,_...,.,#.._...,###~ I I###-#., -- _ ....,. .tiC*, Jtlt - - - The U.B. Rucue Sq~ 111111 be acc:eptfng appiiCDtfons /or ne111 membere. Application• are awfloble /rom the SA Of/fee In 111 Talbert Hall. Pcut membetw ' muet"o'-' regf.ter Immediately. �~ backpage · quote of the day - - - - - - - . I. "Always expect the worst end no m.tter .whet happens, you won' t be disappointed." -1\flOIWtnOOS Mote: _ _ ,.. Unlnnllty-.oi Tho.SpedNrn. Motlcd ._ run lr.. "The Spectrum clooo not gua,.ntoo tbot.oll n o - will - " ' ..,.. . . - ... 1M right to edit oil notl<u· I'IOtlcu to oppur ,_., tlloll • once miOit ............ltw.l lor _ .. prlntlntl. llsUnp will' ftOt II& prtew.l. Dudllnu .., 11\ondoy, Weclncodoy..,.. Frldey ot - · of -eo. eou,.. announc;:ements . - - - - - - "...,_"'•le ond feme)& volunteers In recrutlonal Swlmmtng-Frldoyo to Moist diAbl<d ~ studmto progromo. from 12·2 p.m" ln Clork Qym~ llrlw!A-folondoyo from t:J0.3:)() p.m. In Squn. Aloo "19N mocllln.., b.,.k.....,ll, Jlhy1io:ol fltneu condiUOnltlf. Coli tho lndej>enden!s ot 1131 ·~ or foiJ. V\o Olol>old ot 831·2936. lt....,. _ ___._ _10__,_,....,_,.,..._ _ _ or _ _ _ _ . , Tho. o.p. ol ........, Sdo- - - Ulleto ~In oollldyolpo&M ,..,.-. c - Ot.rt. CoNIIotllll-4412. ... .. "".,...._- ......... ..,lot .. ~ Alpt.~---~ 11. foomiNp.aonl!"t..,.._ol ....... OIIbnol 1\lpM~Dob-lleon_..,_..., .---"""-~-....... -..u __ ..,._or _ _ of_,_,..,_ 1111 .......... - ........ ...................... In Alpho . . - Della. • .........- - ~- ,.,--cell ...-, ONduatlne knlon-Booton College ia offering a new program In Relloi>IIIIOI!on Teoehltlf «>f the '(ltuolly Hondlco)>ped. The program leeds to • folooler'o In • Ed~>CA~tlon. 41 lltnll<d •"JS''Int of ocholanhlp old Ia ovolt.ble. For further-lnformaiiO<I, wrhe: OlvloiO<I Spcclol EducotiO<I ..,..Rehobllltotlon. 11\<Qoinn Holl 814, of )ooton c......-. a-nut Hill.~ 02!6'1. a.-. ·- • ~·- IJnioNaity will bow o Of,....- -movies; arts a lectures _ --()pool "'•c sponoorod !>1 UUI\8 C o f l - Committee Sc:lonc:a.ll\lnorilln wo-.to~. ~ly ln tho-....- S4en up lor on~ Ia 3 Hoyeo c;~ or call""" M-<11 ot 831·l!IIS. · • 'l'burodey •• ' ..... w- __ _ w- ~-Sc:holonhlp ~ -ed gr-. ondtho- nt., 60601 •. ~- . . . l n - - o i ! I O " - -. AC. ........ ~--<:ope. __ of tho" - l g e o . e l - ( l o r undolgr-.. ort!J!I ore ovolloble II the ID c-. " ~"- 11\Sc. Tho.....,.._.., ___ _,....,...,, .............. .., , . . . . _ j,: ....... _ . . . . - - -lnlormollo<\ .,.. . . - ..,lea and o!Jn._ty IKiutlu (llbrery ,...... .. . . . . . . . ~ ~Thoitcr. odenca .,....__._~'!5E.-W- ..,.. ._...,._ Wlllo'o ......... llfe.otc.lbo _ _ _ .... ~,.. allldoi-H ~--on_.,.,..,. ~Council, Plo,ioo. 011\f~ .... - · &r-.·- . . . . _ .• ..,.. '1'llo Lone Vo- H -" with John tonlfht ot 7 p.m. 1n 170 l'lf-AC. Ellicott. lor ·~ •...,...._ at,...._..ii _ _ ~· For Or,~. p.m. In the llothsltetlo<. Squire. Is l<ootrJ ~. A sign up "'-twill ..._ Sonkt" tho ,.._ Pink Pont!Mt Con-.o - , . ot 7:)0 p.m. In tho Squire o-llno lot 0.. Oct. 18ili!Elo Sept. 18. o..dllne lor tho Oct._25 011\AT'lo ~ 22. _...... _..,. a ~~hoot ... ....loble•t7:)()p.m: -.--..ror tho 0cto11tr II LS.*.T Ia Sept. II •. _, OOAB colfc.ehoua~ COMmittee meet.J7!'undoy at ~ p.m: ln 302 Squire. Anyonel,nttroted In l!od<, Jon, Cloltkal, or Bluet It we~e. .UIMicrFod.;.tt History C..,;ncll rnoeu W.-dnadoy ot 3:)0 p.m. In 48' Red -locket. Bldg. 4, Elllcon . ElodJon of omc... and ochedullng of event~ lor this .......W will ..k ......... • repr~on-Frldeyto-tt.~ lb tho ~· ~ meeting s - - - - -- - - • ,'1'11o flah _, lllo Door _, -;.A OM In l!loooy Port" l<>morTOW .. 7 p.m. In 170 I'IFAC. ElilclxL spotts Information 1\nyono . . , _ . . , ........... thouW Coli TOflll - .. tho --"-oa a,__ Cltd>- • m.Mtn or ..... IMir , _ ond Rot.- lo>-CINit ..... ,..._T--~otlp.aa.-llt.._I!Ns ""-..,........,In,....... • • ......_. Squ~. f r - 1s mll4d; , Any-- •Squire - Hoii!Mwo. ·· llowline r- trrauos C8ll ~· 3 p.m. ot.,; Paulotii3N1972. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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NYPI.RG maintained !MIIince it is a oentrallzed off1ee It doea not kec:p campus· bY· SUNY audeat leadon are a>rtcerned that a m...,. campus budaels. addrasina tbe question or cllsbun<ment o r mandatory student fees m_, llffca tbclr authority over tbcse fllDdJ. Tho lloyoed NYPfRG mcmorandwn. cin;uJatina t,hrouahout the state. wu In The s~ is currently "tncumbered." tccordJna to response to a recent decision by a UB adroinlstrtttor to Treasurer Alan Nathan. NYPIRG bas until October I to withhold money due to Ibis Uaivcrsity's branch of tbc New pro'{ide tbe documenwlon which Nathan bas ..,quested-a Yort Publk lnlaal R....,..., Group (NYPIRG). brc:akdown of bow saJuicd suff mcmbcn ...., paid and a "It's borrmdooll aod we 'lrill iporc tbem." ISSa1ed cletalk<l Job dclcrlptlon or each. If NYPIRG refused to B•tllhunton Suodmt AuocUWoo (SA) President o..., CQG~ply, the money will ao into SA's Ja1<r11 funds. from W'-wstl, "tbeo we'D battle tbem on lt." lie told Tit~ whl<b onlv tho Sludoot ICtill~ can rei cue iL S/]«11111!' th.at he,bad dliiCIISSed tbe.mattcr with ~.otbcr Yet mai1y insist !bat the issued aocs far beyand NYPIRG. SA pr<SideD!s 1111 aaroed tbe awddlnes a>ntunod 10 the SlemiDiisted, "It wu nota NYPIRO question, it 1. . stlldent meaJO IUltable. dot t csc1oo " "Mos SA prcsiclmts ate aoina to spit at it," W~ OWl ory oe 11.• ' • added, includlq UB SA praideot '"" ~echan. Sheehan Hanipn admit• that she has formulated "? ~ew ~or declloed conun<nl, noilna that he prcfera 10 walt until he _ roaulatloiU, but ~~., has sunply restated ~illlltl pri~ meets with admiDisuatonto aaua< their reiClloos · and added her opmiOIU. The Doputy Counal also explaitlecl ' tMI tbo auiddiacs ate "Intended IO ald, 110t dictate catOput - ~-" NYPIRG offtdals ,....e aitieal of tho mana. Stadalt Allocialion of the Scare Unlvcnity (SASU) C>OIIIi>laiJIIII& that sinc:e it b only ooe it bas little praidcnt Jlm Seem .echoed Wisnewsti'~eoodcmnation ofthe W<iJbt. "We woo't write a contract actlO<dina to ber memo mallltainlna that admlllistrat trYina 1 ·~u opinion.'' ~potcsman Torn Wathen Insisted. Bu1 both men owr DWidatory reeo.·?~.ar;..nctod :'..at th: Nathan aod Lorenwti ~ed that t~ contract oould be ~ ~ually we away po- from tbe SA's _ taken r~ tbe me;mo to $8Wfy th.U: ~e. bcciiOiac tile stucleol ao...........r CllrftDlly "acu pow..Thc1p0k<SIMQ lashed out at Hamaao • drall and uscned throQib coouol of m.anclatory fees." that it wu desiped, ?~ to NYPIRG, but at ,. - - ilralled by Deputy Coltneil for Lqal mandatory fees In aeneraJ. What ll docs. Is thJ;Ouab 1111 Alfaln ~ S. HarripG witb the auiiUDce of various Vice . ~e ~berne of """""ntlna moasura, ~·es the P1aidd>u tor SWdent Alf.U. ~tu tb~ St.au. UB adminbtraoons ~nttol ov"! wbal NYPIRG does, Aaociac Vila ~'raideD~ Yor Slud<llt A/I'.U. ADtboQy rdatod. UB Pro)ect Cooc-dinator t.-ci Smltb ..,-...1 with ~ for clotiDa out JMDdatory fees Wacbeft, cJ.aimiaa tbe mano is ...., etfort to llmil us." bcro-wu iDvolved ;, tbe Alb1117 dlscuuiolu. Tbe memo Is lnteftded to aiQcl< campus p-ooipl in their The. pqinu outlined by Harripn apply to "Ole ..,. of deallnas wilh NYPiltG aod Olber extcrt1al I'O'IP" 10 tbat the IIIIDdotory •udall fees aod ,.. of Ualwni!y facilities by local SAs and local QI'JIIllutJoa cbopun CliO arrive 11 a -...1 -·P'fllll ~·· But ID patic:Wary, tbe proper cootn<l for llltw-e funclilla lfniAIGIIC"'S. III'DR _..... 111e crafted to baDdle tbe · HanipD'• cootnct spec~ro:s tbat deWJod Wormatioo bi uaiNYPillO problcat. • · pro¥ided for a-Is aod ..mc.s 1111 oopaiDiloQ ' needs. 11111 .,._e _.., 011 t..or..-n's willlboldlll&aholll ball that procedun:, h .._lllj)pOIOdly be dottnliaed that -.N~~P~aG'• .W.OUO ~ SA -.lloc:etlan, called ..Uvltlea aod pro}ects .,., for tho bmelit or tbe camp~~~ .......,. ..... ne AuooUc VIce ............... tlslt ~- Other lnfonnarion, lilt writes. lbould lliCiullt. Nt.,.E:Ifltor are- &":" -··ideas, .,ol .I"' w...._..,_ r.- n.r.,. ti"'"' description or tbe proj<as ond a of all salaried employees and the lenath or their CXJlC<,ed trntu..,. Th_e contrott &bould lllo oplain tbe manner or payment to ~ oraaniudon. so thu f!JIIl>dll aw&r<b can be banded ow m ~ wilh SCf"ices pcrfonn<cl. Htonipn believes tMI if on orpoilllJoo requesls ~ pa)'m<nts, cfucn<lon for decisioo-makina should remain in the hands or tbe campus lldminlstraiors. ADd, mo.u lroponaotb for NYPIRG'• cuc, lbe contr8CI lbould ba"" .._ , . iodicaOoe or how tbe cosu of conlrOCI ~ ....,.. arri"1:d • ·" Hanipn"is cmical o f the Cllf'a lt UB lllftQI<mall wiUcb docs oot provide the rdotloaslup between iitrVl<a tmd paym<nt. o..plte Lorenwti'l arauracot tMI NYPIROU. to submit ltemizJOd reedpt1, tbe cont..., propoul doea not call for than to be iucluded i.n lbe qte<ment. "Tho ~ ... sbc wrileo, "sl>ould be abk to proYide CIIO\I&ll mformatioo to rcsol¥1: these quatic>M." Oo the quc:stlon of mandatory fees in aencraJ, Harriaan loel IS (u U to imply thlt <amPUl president> could pouibiJ o,..-nllt Sludcm activity bucl,a ~·ed by SA-«D<< could disrcprd studcol ref<f'CDdWD Olll<:OIDCI. Tho other .,.jot topic m...-.cl in tbe """"o· addr=<d to VU Chaocdlor for Sludoot Afnliu Roo Bristow. invoiY<S space alJotmmu oo<&atpv.s.. Tho memo c&llt for a rovocable pcnuit- whi<:b would indude "compensation" (rau) to the Uaivcrsit)'-10 be Jflnted thfO<IIb SUNY to the atcmol ~. Tbe pcn:nit-requlred for NYPIRG. Hanipo lmp6cs-would bave to be aPI'fOYed by the V'tce Cbaoc:dlon for Capital Facilities and F\nance and Bullneu, in adclltlon to the Slate Attorney GcncRI aod Coropuoller. Yd the issue of spaec bas ~ to be discwoed formally by NYPIRG Mel tbe Uai-.i!y, ~ -.-c:cs iDdl<:ale tbe lobl>yiDa OfPIIIzaljoa could fmd itsdf in trouble 00 lbe matter. Smith declined IO clitcuss lpl(le, ootina it had oot ~ boca brotilbt up aod ......, nor 1111 issue." AI for the currmt _ , . due NYPIRG, Smith said It is "business as USUAl" for t.be ~ - N<Ftlatlom iAvolviaa repn:sclltllti... r,_ Slob 8aucl I, SA. SASU, Sn...... Affain ll>d NYPIRG ba-e bea aoin& oa to VI ODd brW: tbe UB -~·AU of tbe pudcs " " - • mu..d COIIUDCill. �. ' ! rhe ''world~r/may save·a sinking auto industry ~ / -IIIIICIUierl. will'~ over sao billion c1o11ar1 by t'e mid-I !liDo 14111riaa -l,bcir aew modrjs, mi>Cb or it for new IIUIChiDa IDII.,.&Ds. . look worae For tile American auto l ndaslfy. Ford'a tnt ~ .., Is .._.tuled to debut In the fall of -j a,. a ~ oow p(Oduct, buill wiljl oow ..,... 1910 u rile l!lcott Ia Europe IDd LJDX in the United States. It - ....-...,s b)' ......, ~ computer~, c:ould brio& wil be ~ almoiJtan-.ly in the United States, ~ 1oect ~ tile brink or clioula- 1a the nat EDaland and aa--y. ~. I decedo llllloulll lllld orr wort<n m&J pay tbe price or a-atb the Jillay boodl of Es1coru u they roU <>f the .lJ · ~ 111e ladusuy IDOre - e d and compotjtive........bt,lineinDeorborD,Mic:hipn,wiJl,bc triiiWtesbuiltin ., Tbe procJact ofllle "world car," a.lllllall, fud-d!ldcmt J-.qlleclcrbcldacaalnllaly,rear~inBrazil ~ mocld ~ for Mle ~ aroUaos 111e P>be-'lrilll ahd oilier ~ ltolll Uotal of 12 couatries. ~ cam~ peu built and -bled •ID many diffctalt U.S, auto ~ hav..loaa been used to operatina COWilrla and fmaDOCICI thtoucb cccnplex intcl)lational iat<n>atiocuoDy. llul, UDdl oowlhdr otber dMiions have been arranaancau. larJdJ been autonomo"' natiooll uniu, fUJICtionina almost . "I tldllk it !a oo ._.uon to say that Ford, aod tl)e- inclcpaldently of para>t ...,.paries. The oow operations will autocnotlw: ladllltlY u a wbcile, are cunently eapaod lil tbe ·be oomplc:tdy IDtepa&ed oa a llol* ~most mauivo and P<Ofound indUII!W molution In pO.oe.. The vua ' lntoqiMion 'aod labor-avina that sJobal time hiJtory," says Ford Olalrman or the Board Pliilip P<oduction offers <:arr1cs an lmP<euive price tq, however. Caldwell. "What ocu thiS revolution apan from anythiaa tllat Ao internationally supplied and uaembled JDOdel costs $1.3 bas . - oceured in the put iJ Its world climcn.sion. " biWon doll&rs jwt to dew:loJ>. A$ a result, auto companies are · What makes tho world car possible is an entirely new looki111 for joint ventures IQd aWanceS-...orld-wide, G.M. bas t~nolocr, ~ ~ t1.~ micro~r or computer. <>n a P.Urcbued l ~'per- iaterat ill J-'slsuzu M_otors Wtiile cho•p, whidllays~IIIS for a fundamental restructunna of F~·· aovernmeot-owntd Reuult has acquired a 22.7 auto --'!on.• The rush to this technoloSY iJ continui!ll "!"cent than: ot Amcricu Motors. .._ unabated ciCssllte the curreot .crisis. In (8Cl, tbe American" These. enormous cosu combined wi_th illctoulnaJy 6~ !l PMS-Widl - . 11aop1aa chlllclllf1 for 111 u.s. ...r 2:5 porc:eat oflbe wort r~ 11w1 coonpetiuoo" u more compooila ..,.piDd OUIIIde llodr troditionlll markets haw: led 101M iDciUStry obtcnen to ~ predict that the 30 or so lnclcpcadCJII autO -'IC:Illl'a.1 in the world will be reduced to aboun doml ~the tum of the century. lOO.OOO ...,.,_ lllld off laddiu!dy, tbiap could.- I Play r- . Day ' . Tbt Slate Ulliocnlty at Bllfralo'a ScMol of Dl:tlliAIJ dlltold ltfauul Play for tile U•lttd Way fro• t·OO to 6:00 P·•· Ia tile Fllltler aad Mlduld _..;,_ 11 o• tile Mala Sind eliiipu l . o ..--. . \ o• Sal1trdaJ, Sept. 6. Vlllton ud .,-rddpaall Ia tile Play Day can p urdlaM llotdop, baabvJen, INa- ud aoft F-..pluas, •o•le .,._, psollM a nd otlu prl&ea doaated by uhtrtlty·area ..cm.aala ralaanall riJ be nflkd, -.1M llle PI 1 til Ualted lldttd · t JOU• 11 or e • • •1 $1,000 for tile COIII•Illlll)' fud. dtiaks. ud w / - When you Bank-on-Campus with M&T QuickBank. .. "" 355 Squi...;Msc 8:30-II; M-F �S..eraJ yaro oao. tbe UB How:ioa orr.u 11<po provldina ioccotm:o to Induce Sludenu tivinJ bt the dol'lllitoriel 10 ret11111 t~ foiJowioa ,_, llnroductlon oft~ rC<llrllina..,udc:nt room lotlcry OONtil .. ed a 1111jor 1*1 or this. Beeause UB's ...,_ frcsbrnaa dau in hlSiory wu adlllllt..t this 'f':IIT, and fret.hmco ar< JIWI'Io...,. priority for donniu>ry -·many (tnt·)'al students- ftodioa tbeoudYU in the uncomfonable pOIUioo of ltavina to liVf off-campw. AooordinJ LO HoUilD& Diroaor M..t00o Boyoc, UB's prionc)' 'Y't<Dl wW be oeriously ICrlltiniud this :rear in wake of wlw ,. ltappeoina no.,. "'--ate J>iscc:tor of Housina Garry Soebner lndiealed 1h11 ..,.cnl advantap:s 10 Uvina on-campuo have developed 11 UB. In addjtio<t to increased rcnlol and home heatioa OOstl, Sodlner abo mentioned th< autl(:tlve pnUey of not rcquirina dormitory Rudenls to be on 1 board contract wilh Food Savice. Addllion.Uy, re!Wna th< dormitories ruin over 1he pas1 d~has mack OOoQmpUi Lfvina tS sodaJ.ly a.ttrac:tivt U liviD& o((-campus, aotordlnato Soebner. He pointd tot~ abolition of .U·male buildinp and • rule orobibltioa Uquor. Beeause UB rcai•es op..-llina money from the Stllt Unlversrty of New York tn rclllion lo the oumber of stud..-us reaiucored ~r•-the more studenu the mort money-it 4 heoc(ocial to t~ Univmoily 10 admit ou IIWIY students u possible without hun1111 iu repuwioa . That ,.u the prlm¢ .-iVllion fOr incJcWaa this year'S fresltmao du$ by rouJhly jOO from I&R year'• total of 3,011 studenu. Hown·cr. Direaor or tbe Off-Cmtpw HOUIIIIJ om... PIS Marrett oompjllntd I&R week tbll more foresiJbt should ho-. bm> IJ''<Il to housioa lbe add1tJonal Rudmu. There arc pra<tically no av:tdablc room• wtlhin walkinJ dlJUnc< of Ill< Uoiv.,..;t), 11M: $1\d. In fl(:t, wben t~ HOIIllftl Office rn:tived the annual freshman dan projection by the Oj:ll<e of Ad1111rnon & Rocords (A4tRII&R O..:ember, the lara< Increase in oa:cptance. had not ytt bm> dct<tmined •• At the clme we were project:in& the demand for housin&. h was not known how lara< tbe incoming class would be," Boyce tl<pllined. Soehntr wd lhc pnuiblli1y of a SCY<r< housing •hona&e w.u lir<l reallzod In "14tc sprina. early summer." AI thai lime. hit urncc 1old A&R to Inform A<Xepled Jluderu• " tbat ho~uld be a p"'blern." Housing-Part 2 UB caught short as admissions,go up by J olepll Sl• o• MGM~Inl Edlrtw Editors Note: 7'11i$ is the ~felt In a th~ port Rrlts eanctrnlnx UB't ltousint,•h~ ln.,...... in the 'number Of frtsltmen and forclJli•RUdtnU odmiUed 10 UB, ooupled willllbo retenl Uead of Sludeou Uvio& on<ampU5, have .U oontn1>uted to the worst housina •hoi'UII• in UB hiJtory. .. ~ SAC.AlO G..OUNit GoodJMII"MidMD aowd -..t becofM •ptt;, . toOK¥"-• Ul CfonMicwy room ....,., 100 o._ ,.....,.. nat Nci:J ftU Wtft 10 - Drcmuk .said lht: Univt'fsity had icc bu1 t O at:etpt so ml.n) fraltmcn, pnlnlina 10 the fact that • like most S<hoob. i> h••••l dtffoculty IIH.rl<tina tronsfer <tudonu. "If }IOU have a MUJ.III uansrcr matkft , you have no C'.hot« buuo admil more freshmen," '-id. Dremut noted thai tbc admLIIislniiOCI b..t pvm C'OCUideniJon tO hoiDiiiJ additk>naJ students ia 19'l'J, but tblt DO polity chiiDJtl eves rosulled. An IDaease in the number or p..tua1e (Mtian Stlldeou 1w aiJo ldc-ntirocd u a reason fa< tbe 11ousinJ awoch. Orcmuk aplaioed !hal " Boffalo is very &llt1ldivc to forap audenu ror.....,. r -... ...s lhal In ...,...... t~y prefer on-can.puslivioa. Sheehan p><ntlooed tbll ~ bdi~ abow .....,.nr\b of the roucblY SOD 11~11 who bavo ret to settle 111< fO<cip. NfJIJ: UB plttnS/or nat YftU. . . lhMa pkt...O .. ""-1 ttMI Iool lor • pilOt le nn n &chool fhO¥H ln\0 Ita NCIOt'llll ...._ II appean the d<cWoo to lnaease the number of first yearstudenu aoina 10 this Univcnity it tbc p!\'Oial fa<t<H in spreadina wbat bad'been ""annual on__,us housing c:risis, to a >hortagc ol b e d - aoywh..-c near UB. •• A variety of tbinp came toaetber all 11 ooee and it just bkw up in lh< adrniniAralioo'• faee," Student Asaoc:illk>n {SA) President Tim Shetllan said. Drop/add ~ines relatively short, despite e!1rollment hike by J oll11 L19lan a M"'•flnl Editor In Poland, workep nand in line for riahll. In Hollywood. KIO" stand In hn< piclo<tina movie studle». lo Japan, peopk •and in line m..... produdfta Toyotas. But ar UB. •lldeou just ore not standina in line to rqistu (Ot couna Ute lhey used 10. " II'S still nor the most pltuant thina 10 do, bu1 It's not lhc most unplcuant lllina 10 do anymore," UB Director'or Admiulons and Records Rk:bu d Orcmuk said, dc:sCriblna the proccdutc 10 register or drop and add oour..s. Dremuk pc)IDied to many facto,. that have cttustd a dtctt&R in the infamous "drop/add lin01'' which in the pasl circled th< JtCOnd noor or Squire Hall. "Freshmen COl to rqjsta oa-line this 'f':IIT and that bdped ease the rush." tbe Dirutor said. Formerly, f!Uiunm to t~ Ulliversit)l h..t to pre·r<siJter and wait .....U ~fore they would Jd • schedule a~d. The new syszern allows fiiU·)'a! students to prerqist..- u if they w..-e ad4ina couna to their schedules, despite being entered into tbe computer rot the fiiU time. •• Now rresbmen can sec Immediately what courses lhey n:cd\'ed and which ones lhey were dosed out of, •' he beamed. Oremult also noted that moil realsuuion was provided for araduatc aod M!U&rd Fillmore operation• a "SUC<al." Colle&< (UB'• oiabl division) DtemUk acknowledged that ltlldenu. "Thesf','Sludenta don't former Eucut.ivc Y'">e< Praidc:nt even bave 10 sa fOOl oo-campw 10 Albert Solnil wu instrumental In reaiuer," Dremuk aplained., a.nd -ndpioa to dear l<lme mafw tbll their abxoeelw helped avoid looa b . . t - plquinJ the "dropf..td" drOp/add liaa. system, " He (Som~) ao< tbinas off t~ boob that bl«ted U5 from - ;ldtoabooltll aoina with our plans," While most flUlc:tions 11 tbt Dremuk recalled. " Also, task University w..-e clo5td over thk forus ~ .., up 10 study the pa11 holiday wcdre:nd. 'he problems iD<UrTed from last )'W '• Adml$sioru and Records eomputen rfli,stration ... and their OperllOtS did DOl enjoy In pu yean. • major problem the summc:i's last Dina. .. We were was eaU>ed by many 1e11demic o pc.n the eolirc Labor Da.y dept11JtlcoU cbanJina coiirses afler weekend," Drtmuk said, nollna Spriog pre•realstratlan. In many that t he computer _C.c.ilieicr cases, studtol$ would l~ve _for ac<:Omodated Iars• eoouab ..-owds summer V~~Cation only 10 rtturu in 10 cau th< unpreeedoued holi~ the fall and dl100ver thll courses, which they had .-:beduled for tllmudvcs. - • closed lxotue tile b..t bm> eanc:odl<d. This academ ic )'f:l r, bo•t•er, ''controls.. haw beal Ullli:tuctd co miDimlu ooune clulnaa allcr prereaistntioa hal beaw>. Oepa"ftlf"aU l i t DO._. &i"'-CD updates from the oclocdulilta <mi<IS th11 sbo'4 how IIWIY studeou reaiJtered f01 which claua and 01 wbtllima. "Thb wa1 depanmeou kno"' hoW lO ICbeduf< CIOU.... and whether co add mo« co tbt' schedule," Drtmuk ald. "This wW result tn a more lirtn and Slablc schedule." .,..llhouah lhc wall 10 drop or add courses "ariH hourly, Dremuk Ita•• ~~9f'caQtlD-- I~---------------------~ COIJ'ON I . . I. group .legal services - :I I We wllfbe training a. new ~ta.ff I• of ~; 1 ~-j.= ~ at Squire Hall Rec-Center should a.pply a.t t h e GLS office. No prior experience 1B required. A va.Iua.ble t For 1 FREE Hour of Pocket Billiards OR 3 cushion Billiards pa.ralega.Is thiS month. Anyone interested .~ - experience for a.ny type of major . Roam,l$40 1- - ' 8quift8All ~ -· THIS COUPON MAY BE REDEEMED .... -- 83l.a&73 83l ·ill7~ . . until the' close of business, Sept. 12, '80• Limit one coupon per day per person . • eoc- ---------------------- i.. �f'Here comes _ttie 1udge. • .SWJ JServes as the students' courts 11 - ! f 117 a- ~ ~-- SI.U Wlllw "Not ,..tlty.'' a illll)ll)l ...,_ bilto<y ltlodml o; etten as be atmdo bdort lhtce noc qllile ~ ~ Jac~ta. Tbcmlddlemmbuohheyou&bluluiobehind t lhe 1J1b1e Is (Idly equlj)ped wllb pwl iD baDd, bul Olher ~ almiWUiof " " ' - IIIII , _ and a notllllll C0U11r00111 .. orr lao · Moclally litU&Ied iD • Squire Hall ..-ina room-c:ue Ia JeUioa- is tilt Sludeoc·Wlde Judlciaty (SWJ). one or Lhree oo~pos couru an uJ>hacty audeoc ml&bl be called bdort. SWJ-..at or cbc IWO at)ldcnt-only coum hcre-b011dla clispulco bctwcco 1tucknl ,O¥CfliiDCIIU and c:hallcna'" nsaclc apilUI Jllleltnl pmwm1 conllitudons. Otbenwitc, swJ - · !Kift-<lotmitory oampl.llnu wilbio !be UniV<nily. lbe l11ter Rtsldcoct Ddeaduts ill tile otudcnl <:<>WU Couucl "'ihy or • chlr... ~ sanc0ou impooecl. or wllk:ll !he ar- Ia the lhtce cowu Is the - c l u i o o or ~co tile Pttsldtut &ad to the Head of Housina Ia lit< caoe pr UU. lbe cwo audcm cowu ha.. - . m l l h oppeab iD hiswry, all clenied. Eacb cldGidanr in tilt ltucknl CIOWU is prC>'Iided with . . , _ CIOWild froao Jll>UP kpl .....-k:a, or tl>ty may oiula ouiS!de CO<JJSSd. Prooecvdoa by -work/ltady Jay •udmls is • lJDi....Uy ...-.lc:e. The p<imary -~or !be jodidlrieo-s<S up ia !be early Sewn~ ~edl1 ed.-x.o.J and 001 vtrJ *P!l<oprialt to rcbabiliwe a pct1011. It &Ufiiii'U co keep a low pro!Ue to protect the auclcGls- prooidespeer A Sludcnt Affair& orricial lui y<as salda " cn:mmdow" bad<lo& or cua cootinually hampers !be l)'llem. As IIWIY u JOO cases jcnmcd !be oalmdor JudldM)' \llRJ), covers sltri!Jar diJputa occurrina loa Fall. ibc ~ between IRJ .aad within the il6imt. The lllOQ ¥\olcot cue lui year oa SWJ-wue 9~ perccot bousiQa dispuaa ....,<din~ to aunpos ln""'ved a PtriOn bf..tlna 1 bottle and cwo former Chief Jultica. Th~ Maiacmance cbuina another PtriOn with h . ' Comml«llf covered atocal or lin.,... o,...lut year. llach court aeeb minority repreoeacadoa, but bas bad trouble meetin& !bat aoAl in !be pasl beeiUJe of I ca... or . ...... ussult, threats,and damqc to reported Jae.k or appUcaau. property are the ooncem or the Commluee for The coUrts cake up a lot or ~ ror partldp&~~ll. Maintenanc:c: or PubUc Order, whose job It Is to Members or the nudent courts averaa< t.hree hours determine whether a 11udent should ranaln • member weekly and fifteen hours 'l'e<klY for lite t:bief Jusdca. of !be acadcmlc community. Coaunll!ee represcntativa tal<e cues on an evenina The Commlllee is tWO thirds faculty and Jllff and bub due to the, extreme cirCUJilSWI<a or tile ebaraa !be remainder are otudcnt members. Tbe commhtee involved. Sina: the escabUsbment or lbelbree coum in can also rule 011 non·UB st.udcnu wbo violate campus the early seventies, tbe Coaunltteehucoveredonly ISO r"!..wati0111 within campw llmlll. A.u_.......,. USED TO J~. Uke to Give It A Try? Check 'T'hls Alternative Food Plan: Home cooking • not lnstltlltlonal Hot meals • pr1me meat cuts f"rtsh vegeubles dally NO powdered or frozen foods Home atmosphere 3 mlnuu walk from Ellicott Qonns • 13 meals a week • with b~i lunches With the outrageously low pr1ce or·-.359 term, 5250 without lunches. for the SOUND GOOD? - IT IS 00001 THE J CO..OP New CoUJ'IIefl of Iutereet iu Judai~Stodies "-, Check'!.t of Couna fOI' Credit Offered FaJl '80 JS 280: Jewith Myetl.clem Reg. No. 192501 1Mi6hu illto t/t.t J•wllla vllw of t/t.t My•IVW• of O...tio10. t/t.t Atrribur.• of Q.d, Spriau>l won.u_ My•licoJ - p a of t/t.t Sou4 R""-'-Dott, RftW' ~Wdollo t/t.t ~Miolp bo-.o Plty.u.J <md Spirinu.L No bo<AVC?Uitd rwquim. a.bW NG....,.~. CMIIed RaMO! ~t c._.~- HO poa ZlON~ 1b11 JS 284: I.M1 A J..W. Law Re,J. No. A ...,., wltklt will dUa.u l•rulflRm t/t.t poUlt of..JIU• of .I..W. ,...,_. ~ rtd. toplu "' t1t.t boN of <md lu fi6Ar t<i 10WN/pty; lll'fMI'I ,..,. •lrll to riM DVupora. /rrul <md t1t.t occuplod -roria; tiM 1,.,.,-, o{li11U..I" Io-':J•wi.lt u.ud 1MtUnt l•l'fMli U{& No bot:~ rwquim. JWoW a-w ~-t Dlred«, cw..dBGMOI r,_,., .,.;,"""' a.-.-. Dlefn4orf 204. Wed. HO poa Res. No. JS 256: Jewieb Folldon A "'"' COfU'I• •mmittJII#J•wi.h lonr, "'foultd. Ill .....,_,., <md _ , , _.. A fruchtlstbw A11WY of t/t.t oral U~ fotH.r..•llfHM• <md NYIIII• tllal •:r.pNaa tiM ount4l JtiiJIIA ..,.,cJo.u..U.. Dr.D. P..., 2111~UM.....,.. r--- a=.:t& THIS COUPON MAY BE REDEEMED FOR ONE GAME OF BOWIJING & ONE PR. OF SHOE RENTAL Until the close of bulln... September 12, •eo. Rae-Center Umlt OM ClMqiOn . peru,,... penon. �Already renowned for tbdr siulina c.mpaip pace, New York State's RepubUcan and Democ:radc Senatorial primll)l races are beating up as the contest nears Its September 9 climax. The Republican race was expec~ed to be a picce-<lf..:ake for 76-year old incumbent Jacob Javiu. Ya , bis unknown opponent. Hempstead TownSupcrvisor Alfonse M. 0' Amato, bas fouaht a brilliant, sometimes considered sianderous, campaign. He hu auacked Javiu on his age and his health and pounded rhe Issue to the pubUc with B(Bphlc televbion commercials. The most wdl·k.n own is the on< where a crumpled Javm post<r is discarded on the noor after Republicans walk our on 1 Javirs rally; a litany of his liberal votins record is recited in the bac ksround . 0' Amato-labeled as ' 1ultra- fo!Jowiq the 11'0« IDdit.iocW politic:aJ velA. He Is tcm iD the halls of Conpea, ~ backs with esteemed Republican s like former President Cktald Ford and Senator Barry Goldwater. Javiu hu !tied to portray himself u experienced and competent, despite hii ace and heattb. Early in the campaign, Javiu was honCSI with bis inquisitors in explainina his disease, bclievinJ that tbc public would support him anywa7. Yet, be is still con.sldered the favorite and all the reeent hoopla ha.s shifted some auention IWJY from the Democratic race~ Dubbed the "AII·Star Race" THREE'S CONrAHY: ThfM of the contiNCI«< ln nut ContrNtWOI'ft~ 0~ HoiUman aM t~ N. . Yor\ by tbe media, the primll)l li&lll T....O.ye ~Jean Mid o.nocr.tte: JN'fn.rt.l l.nduct. GOP M:1yot John Uftcb1p ,.,....., lnc:urribaGe Jacob J•'l'lt• ~ M4 Otmocntic has captivaJed rhe public with its roster of candidates. Fonner conserYative" ' bY Javits-ba.s time, a faa his opponent is fond Islander's head;,n attacks have New York C'ny Ma)'Dt John assailed tbe four-term Senator's of noons. This stc11qy is ·bad on Javits' reputation. Lindsey, fntrl)('f Mw America votin.a record as too liberal for a payina off. In a reeent Ntw Bess Myerson and Republican. York Times poll, the difference Oldman Congresswoman Uz Holtzman Javiu bas supported between tbe two men was seven Ja>•its-who fears a low turn· are .MJ considered well-known President Carter's lesislative percent, a revealing figure out Tuesday-has responded political personalities. program over 80 percevt or the iiiUstratlna· the effects the Lons with -CMt"""*'OII ,_,.JI)_ Intense Senate races wind down LANftQAGE b7 O.o Bowman c.,PfiS u~,, • The New York Srate Board of Resent s plans to make it toucher for unqualified students to receive money from Scare l'inanclal awards and the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP} in particular. ·, Slate Univenities will bave to conform to State-wide resuarions which would C11S\lre that a srudenr b progrwins cowards a university dc:atee and has achieved a minimum cumularive arade average accordlns co Donald J , Nolan, Assisrant Commissi.oner for Higher Educarion Academic Review. "In the put all a studenr would have to do 10 rccrive TAP is sian up for 12 credit hours which constitures fulltime study for purposes or such Scare awards," Nolan explained . "Some students would just drop the courses," he insisted, "with the intention or usins their TAP awards for purposes other than tuition.'' "T11e Most Impressive Achievement of the Human Mind" Social Science Distribution Credit-Electives Fall 1980 Social Otg.enluUon af'd flnoQtJIQ"e tJM In ltadifional eiMic group.s (e.g•• NaiAie American, Bf•ck. Getman, Italian, Pofts,o, Puffto Rlc-.at~. Ukr•inian.) \3nd some toctna onu (e.g., Far- and Mrddlo-£utern). Bilingualism ond Bullalo Engllsl!. MWF 2·2:50 D[oiMdott Ann.., Rm. 211 ROjj. No. 427470 Dt. Wollgang Woldt U N 110: LANGUAGE IN HUMAN UFE An lntroduetory sur¥ey. How t.anguages w~ as communlelit!On oy11toms. Tho roles ptaytO by language In lluman ~hly. tn social systems ana In culturaJ continuity. MWF 1-t-.50 DloiMdott, Rm. 204 floe. No. 427469 Or. Jo.n Bybee LIN 303: ORGANIZATION OF LANGUAGE An Introduction lor non-maJors 10 the sc:Jence ol language. Toplca lnc.lude lh• sounds of language; 1M hi5tory of languag-e and lanouage.s. languaoe and the brain, n()l'l-humln commun1catlon aystem. and unf¥ersaJa of lanou•o•- -oont~ OfllloiOI%4- T~ Rm. 2t4 Reg. No. 427'51 Or. 11Uc1!H1 - n W S-1:30 having legal'hassles? I. .. ;, " f 2 3 ., ~ "' i ~ i - ~ m.• State.imposes TAP controls ' contact: l GROUP LEGAL SERVI---~ OGRAM 340 Squire Hall ' 831-2273 fqr intorm~t!P'I•bout tha_ae.and othe~c~rses, fall the Unguistics Depsrtmenr et 636-2177. - �iMiuiVt' = JNo llleat majorities ~ Stude!ll mtJidaiOfY , _ llave lono liMn a !hom In lila aida ol Un'-alt1-atlona. Stii<Mnta ~ually voice conc.n' that thei r moMY ta being epent lml)rOC*ty ot on cau- they don't betlew ln. How-. SUNY hu gone O'teftloard wltll ltelatest memo. 8111dent Aaaoclatton (~ olllclala repeatedly attempt to plot new atraii!QI. . to Wfb manctatory r.. abutee. Uni..-.Jty admlnletratore ., are lotced to subtly over- the eyatem ol Cllndl ng ahldent li orgenWitona to ehec:k for olarlng lmproprl«lea. • Yet diiCOnlenl Ia soutllkid again and again and the debate aver dlabutMI of the mandatotY , _ alrnmere. No doUbt aoma ctlanueara In otdet. But any changes shculd be made c:autloualy to ansura that SUNY C,ntral and the admlnatratlon l e almply not maai(Jng an Impi ngement on student rlghta wllh technicalities. Antegonlam between the 11dmlnlstratlon and atudent groops- either tor pOlitical or philosophical dlllerencea-nas existed and should not ovor bo Impetus for chanae. No student or student ieader should quietly walch a memo, like tho orie I rom AlbanY! circulate tho SUNY campuses. Martdatory lee guraerrnes need a change, but not one that wfll weed pOWer away from students. Fot too tong students fought to gain autollomy over aometsaues on campus. The reaction of the Binghamton (SA) President to the merno-"tt'e hOflendous and we will l gnote them"-may be ollghtly •~treme. but It's on the right track. The Albany feller, drafted by Deputy Counsel for Legal Affaire Nancy S. Harrigan, spells out requirements an organization must adhere to If It seeks funding. As suggestions, they're good ana It might be wise to consldel"thom. But the Implication that university presidents could overrula student activity budget allocallona approved by an SA and disregard student referendlrm votes on mandatory fees Ia Intolerable. If that Is the case, any "powef' vested In studenll Ia 1 simply a facade. The suggestion Itself Is brazen. The oJher absurdity ol the Harrlngan memo Is Its ca11 lot a university to lnue a revolteble permit to an "extemaJ" organization and expect • oolripensatlon" lot apace used on e!llbus. Cherglng an organization like NYPIRG lor the space It uses Ia unfair. Many studen ts would argujl that NYPIRG Is more valuable to thom than a number o f "lnlernal" organizations. The projects that NYPIRG organizes and the lobbying skills It teaches to any Interested university' member should be componntlon enouah. Asking a " rental" fee from any student group at a public unlverahy appears to defy the whole concept of stat•tunded education. charging any student Of group of students-who C0<1trlbuta aometnlng to the unlverstty-lot the space they take up, Ia absurd. HOI)Ifutly, the memo will be taken only as a auggeallon and eom• of Its ldau wilt be adapted to raa<:h an agr-..en t between SA and NYPIRG here. The UB participants have aatd that can be Walked on. We have no doubt thatthla University's SA will stand s trong In any negotiations and not relinquish student powers to tha administration. We are not particularly worri ed What the outcome will be. by Robart G. 81111 But wnat concerns us Is the memo's tone and Implications. Although NYPIRG Is the only organization menlloned, It Ia obvious Tllomao Wolfe wrote that you could come thet SUNY C«\tral In Albany hu other groups In mind. Thll nome~ and you belt.vod htm. The _,ld fact thai c:ampua could be torn apart If groups are Isolated by varying 8ulfalo WUII't nome fO< you helped rationaliZe your atwo,_ COflllng /Hell M<etnat...t. Whet'*'"' -~ crlte.l a. But most Important Ia the IUQ98atlon . that power Ql'ien to lrtencb. c:llMp ran\, Buffalo would otways t.tce you ln. atudente In the past over mandltotY lees might be 111C01111dered Ito doWI\IiMI and unpretonttooo n e i g h - lend you a dual)! floor '"' sleep. -114 end subject to admlnlelfatlve control. hind t"' 1 drink, would grant you a b_!uther. • Tlwl reaction of the Blnghemton SA prealdent projects a proper Yoo would ducrt/H the aluahy elty aa «kind of port· undetl\andlng of t he memo. The laaue of mandatotY lee~ I• so firM lOVer you could never oat aertous wiiJl, a whore central t o t he faaue o f student rf11htl that II cannoi be Ignored. The with o golden heart. And even tnouon II often aaerned memo and any Olh4ir documente that Impinge upon student rlghta that no town wumore IIQ\Iolld, CO<>fuead'arld Ju•t plain Wllhcut that, atudenta will lind their SAa alfly than our Grlflln-Koltor lind, II you were only should be mMnfnglua••.fl~Pt"88entlng a alfent majority. pualng tl\rough. you could dlldltheUtrutl'ls and burl '(olur youthful loco In BuffalO'I -tW. belly. In ~ rn81be ft ..... t.clute lllrflalo wu 00 ~ bUtzod .,.._.I that ahe dlcln~ -the hatd -lonf ...,.., .,... tcept hauling your ua boctt. The altractton arNirJno. Accountanto woulcl_turn doWII twenty thouaat>d dolltl plus P.r annum YoU1,No.l Ftld8y,5....,.._1. . Jol>a-wlth gllolrant- CIPI>Oflunltlea IO< thrilling ~ ~t-to nvo on tho oouth oldlabove t>ais •no EI-C8ca¥&a hit t he corMdt' circuit. Engln..,.., lowy.ra and \oritora W!lo l)ad ~ to flfld their ptou In tha ...., ol "a -... EMtom ci\Y! would devoutly ruin their carMta to nnd .... l1lfQugll Bulfato•a miHit lnotl&d, Yov would rojolce In the ambigui ty ol II all You ~ ak - - qwel~ Why, Wh~ With \he ....... .... ~-. -t~ omotiy ..... wa ""- ploct ~ , 00 catchy, 00 -">ttt ~· taklrlg , ... 13 bul ,.~ ~ ~ tiwough the Ellll- 1111\pty --.~~~~y creative? Wily- you oo prOIId of the Buffalo Blaon'a oolttiall ~ ~-··········- -lqlll<l7 And now a City tllla ~ aupportod ao much OfiOIMI mue!O-the a..nt QMia cluotcal, the bet otoollaR. ll'!lletll......., 8tM4 punk7 And how the OO<IId Buftalo • - come up W\lh oil \hoM 1~1 coo"urat and mu~ ~ Or lor ...,.. poeelbla did e lhi{'Pino ~ at tho ~ liar our City u """"""' IODulolle I j ! " PH~DRUS w- ,..,Sled. -== ------- -- ·.::!"~ ......._ .......... , ....,-, ............. .................... .................. ............. .................... ...._,., -.. ..................... ......... .._,..,,..... ~::::~~0.. . .. ... ................... ........ ...... ... eo:"c:.':r' .. ...:..ra:.. .......... ....,..,.._, - - ....... cook tho -'<1 wfll- - 1 And ""'Y .. -alo . , . _ trw-.• I*YWa • ...,.,.,.. to ,._ _ - ...... eut you .._ -yell-~ llllft8lo - - ,t _ ' l _ colt. . . Thrl--"f ol to fft YOIIr - · - 111011; t h o - ro<l.... - ""yean· - now lnleclt!>O ~ atomaoh IIIII tw1lo lfOUI>io ~ lfllr1ga clown. YDII _ . - '11>0 lhe -~­ ~~~ aiM~~ ao rou ~ now thl -·t _,_, / ambiguity waan't J10 cute. Other questions woulan·t Iough thomael\Oea crootlvoty oway, How did the CKy beoome dl-aed7 You, u otway a, - • no\ tlrro. When will aile ftnaiJy oxplre? You Just hoped you wouldn't be around hort """" lhedou. And you wetl noUclng trt1th ata.rm that lf'Ht ~~n1 wert op!1nglng to your attention at an aeceletollng pace. FC~r oxampfe: The creotO< end odiiO< of .. ,...., Boat" and "Aockera" gave up on thlo city-despite tht obvious fact thai his publlcatlonl nad ono<~gh pollsn and tolltltto make It notion-wide. Ho aplll IO< !lew York City. OtM< mogazlMS folded' olmltar!y, aa did some nne but frustrlled banda. The Clly'a Common COUncil and US. tiOiO poronnla ll)' stupid and VI lion._. tnoUtuttona. add boo\ to the bite_ You-.,. .._w1y U9MI_I.,.City - - ro enforce an anUQuated •latute banning pinbaJI macnlneo. Gongatn wo<rld- matce a slll<nbleS ot our - . - , y and aour our )oOuth. You ,... tho lruttrotlon small b u o l - ·~- at the thought of loalng the valuable ...-lioue theM garnoa provided. FO< your favorite pizzeria, "Go.tuta" paid the rant and helped teMp an entire 1.,11y worklng. But when UB actually began to tell otudlnte not to come M<o. you could anf!f the - . By llovlog 800 .ccaptl<ht-tl vlrtuelJy hou...... and dorrnltU. bylcn:ffto_inc:or!llfto,_lo.,_..wltll tvll inll "'4llccoue landforda. by OUootiY watcNno u frantiC mother~ bid ..., , _ ~ on the . epol and by ntondlno \Ia -.tnhuonoo u far • It could Into-~~--"*' lila, going ao far u to tore. ,.0.. to b e t - omuhed wl~ and rot-fllfl kllcloane and full not oomlnD nero • • .at ati-UB -flY t......Sit8 - a lMte- no ,_. rattoneliii!>O· Buffalo waan't nome, but.JOU -~·t como 1t1et9 a.galn .,yway-11 on.,.... -In UB hacllhl WilY, WI.....,.,_, You rf!jl-como •. - thoUgtl. And yo11 ...., oave lktffato fill 1tftoo< to ........ and tound a t*oa 1111 · - - - o l . . -1 . _ , . In """"" to .... aoaiMI all adtla. IIUt yoriVe _.,. "'-"~~~at• _..., "'...,__ flllllng ,....,.. doll'l-le-.., You wlti try to hellion to lhetwa.~. . . . . . . ,---~ can......,... and prey that -'ott oat ovt of herethe,.,_~- do!fn. • You're t hlnttlng, "Wol!tt tllat'a Uti-land ..-yo: ~·· rn&ICaaom•Wna out of thfll pr- ~· �l .. ~ j ~ 3 i "!' ~ ~ Tt>e editorial pages ol The Spectrum are Intended to serve the campus community as a forum lor debate and a means of eMpresslng thought. We welcome coherent arid meanmgful letters to the edftor and' guest opinions. All letters must be signed, though it can be requested that the name be wltheld . Any unsigned communication will not be printed. i~ a i r - Guest opinion A message to freshmen by Dan Bowman OUr~ You are a nal. . buncll. Don't Ill' to lcJd }'OUr.- abouj ll>al. Facing thlt truth la tl>a tlrat 0101> to 1 new le>el or maturity. You m~ lhlr* tl>lt high ocl>ool hi• edequatel'y - e e l 'll1IJ lor yeur OOir.Qe IMtnlnG, 1>111 don't be ml!11al(en, Ac..,...,lcally you might be ready IO< tl>et first pop quiZ rn economlca 0< cllemlllry bUI lhenl are numorouo aepacta ot college IU. ,t hat ant lo"a mod only through e•porlenoo, good ono btld. A lluhmon'o lint! onc()untor with htio touhlng asalttontla olton troum~lc Whtr1 tho flrat wQfda out or tho TA'o mouth oro unintelligible but nollelbly •laood wlln a roralgn oeoont. Try to be pollen! bacall.. tha.. TA'a aro ganotlllly very lnl.lfgonl with a great dee~ ol ortglnal ~·• lo pu.l on.. However, there are lttoM lnotan- we- tl>a TA It oo l..-npreh0<1041>1a that you would be doing you.rMII nann 11 you dldn'l leave ihal ctua lm,.,..,lataly. SOf!ietlrnH owttchlng to WIOth<N recltatlon lalrnpOUible, but Ol>oll a try. The colr.Qo axpetlenea cor11alna many - • • U>at a ""'*'lW rocruhar .-.n•t lndude In nr. sales pitch whOn 1>a vleltt high IChoola. 'rOll wiN II•• to aellloMo tho delate btltanc• . , . . _ WOO! and achool - u i H . roam tile burMucratl<: lntrtc:.~ olltudent loant wnon yount Ia lata and tl>a rent 11 duo, tJ><I deal wiChlhe fn.11t1atfon of c~sea courses lhalare req~o~lred IO< your do9<W· f<• 'tO'I """"' around tho '*"pus you'll run Into a tot ol .-(o<mlato but don' t write tl>lm ott u C111l~• 1')lO ,..,.., lcMas U>ot they an<1 od>e"' otter ate ...,. IO< you to woclo thto<lgn and moM your own aoclslont ahout. Your moot ImpOrtant auet ln cortege Is en open mllld. And don't lorgot to question e""'f1hlng. Malto In ottompl to <llocovor the sometimes taaclnallng workt that nlsts at ~nts University WorklnG on this newapaper makes one grutty ....,.,.of tile brHtlant roaoarch being clone. tna number ol groat ml(lda willing to be tapped and tho way this place exlata 11 1 c ity In Itself. Take time 10 discover tnt special aorvlcoo ofloted to students. Very olton tho only way man_y freshmen dlscovor Group Legel Sarvlcoo 11 by uctdonlly wandering by It on tho third I lOot or SQuire Hall If. In 1 coupl-e yeara, )'(Mol don*t find wnat you're lootdng lor ., ua. t'*> ..... .... wlthoul •nr l!eallatlon an<1 go to onothor 001'-• 1>111 try to •YOlo <lnoe>plng.out completely. surraro State ot o - . '"' ewarnpte, mav ofler you the t.c:tws and COUtMS Whlett ' " ' - your true Interests. We- you leovothls ota~ In tour yeara-11 you beat tho odda anct 1tlck It out-you''ll atlll be naive. Faeo that tact. too. But you'll be wiM<. 110Qelu11~. Bnt o luck. �= To lho E4hon Motor1ota. trs TRUE- and Ira Umt lor YOU to 001 ACTIVE and do -hlng obouttha fact t h a t • - • _..,..,,.-lfioo'of yOU wore killed and nMtiY 20 wae lmpoaecl. WHY? ' e.c.u.. )'OU are "--ng vtc11mlzed by a rapaoio<Je lnouranco lndlnlfY(I. IJ to whom the traglcaloughtoron our hlghwoyo loa ''golden goo.." crutlfl9..., higher ptemfum• ancs bonanza profits. Their bowetful . _ , . ulonol tobDy, heloed by Senator Worron Mognuoon-whlch thelr colleagues nlclmo"*' the ••Seattle Mollo" -has, for yoara. Pttctlcalty domlnlled the Notional Highway Ttllllc Selety Administration. end ably etaved oft all ittempte to comPttl greater use analyses by the NHTSA, btsoo on extensive accident of manual beUe. atatlstlcs. eonllnue to ahow that the us.e of occupant reauaJnts (manuel or eu1ornatlc aafet)' belts or alrbaga) 11 effective tn aatnu up to 50 percent." Here Ute onty diflerenoe from tnt aantence above is the lncluak»n of tha MANUAL 1>11..1 If thot Ia true, tha manuel "--ll muat be credited for about 4S pe<ctnt of lha -lng! 'Standard 208' Is coming before Congroao for approvaJ any day soon. Actually. these automellc Foruample: To protect the ••goose•• and dJstract ehe publlc'a attontlon away hom lhllr true lntorea1, the tnturanco group Invented the Activo vs PlUM debate, and oponao<ed the Alrl>agl ln 1877 Ihey pushed 1/WoUGh lha Motor Volllcle Sel11y Stlndtl<l wlllcll required :zoe. 2 345 Millersport . Getzville PlaL.a Mtnute~ 1\orth I • rlf I II Arnhe rst ...----........... ..--...... ...,... SUMMER FAVORITES scan Cll - 5.79 .-tnCII SUCUI'$CII .... ut ... U2 ... 1u1 -5.11 ~I·CII Sllllllru•• .UU.u .... us SCIIIfT ..U ..... UI Camp u~ ' :') enough, the SIII.IQhter w prollla wlll rot! In! tlnue retenue. .ty and the A recent PATENT, No. •UI19t9.1uood Apr1t 1$. 11180, o f o "Seatbtft Selety System" -eeonomlcol In coot-that acts through the gear Shill lev&<-dols NOT11!terfore with thof119lno-permlts moving tho car to buci<Je the seatbelt ONLY II 1 higher speed than tat SUMMER COOLERS --.ulfiWT .usums CICITAI. fw T1l8 lllln ~- 0011 fa desired. Except that U Ia a man1.111 IYIItm, It mHtt ALL regulation a. ThO<I art no lis, indo. or bU1a .0001 a sea~ti lhat'a bucklecl. It'a In piece 10 PtOVIdt PtOtoctlon when h 18 nMdld, ond In lht Ol>lnlon ol know~ _ , It Is C81>- of laYing 2$.30,000 f!vea and • compo,.ble ~t- of lnlwed avery year, u Will u many bllllone of dOlton In ooclel costa and tower pramlum raiN and unfold a119ulah oncl hoar1aehel To be, oornpelled to risk llle and limb on o POTENllAL KILLER, tnd II on tddlllonal tatlmoted coat ol S300 '!0 $800, Ia viciousI Write your Congr...lonol Rop<,..mellvae &lid Stnotore tocloy, oem.ndlng: r- t. that r1ghtlo PfCICICl yOU-f and ICIIO buc:lole your own M8lbtft thai! not bt lmpalneol 2. that lhl doalgn ol oil -11>11111 lhall bt lmproo thalthllr uae Is no I a fruetrotlng ox&<cloal • ' 3. that the new dlvlca-Pot. No. 4187011 tholl bt mandated In orctar to Qellncreoaecs btl! usage. •IIIli• ·~*' \ PLEASE DON'T DELAY-THE SLAUGHTER MUST BE CUR8EOI •111111 . . . "-a... 84tl/tmln lltdmond 99 750 ML TltJI IIIITEIS! LAKE PLAZA ,I 4.85CWIIil _ 9.59~ _ 5.49 UO.: SCOTCII ~ 10.99::: _5.99~ - 4:79• tr . . . . 4.39 ;_ 7:,=., 6.49- 10 PlOOF • • IONOOF devices matter lluto to tho I. I. What doee metter to them Is tnat the compulaory uaa ol manual aoatbeltl not be mandated! Dlaopproval alone of '208' Ia not fn reverse or 111 forward gear, but reauitea the mo1orlat AiUUIM .a. engineers ff'l the wor1d, heve had to be recall~ tn the test few years because of dangeroua de.ltc11. Each recalled car la another reason why automauc'? gadgl1s-alrl>ags or ~Itt - must bt ohunnedl Pnaalng out of regular aeatbelll deprtve& yOU of Ihe meant and tho right to prudently PfqiiC1 yourself! It Is clolmed that wnon oil cart art equipped wtth automatic crash procecclon systems. each ,.., an oollmaled 9,000 (about 6'porconl) moro llvao wtW bt 11ved and tens of thOU Iandi of serious lnfur1ts will be prl't'ented. Yet, 011 the ve-ry same page It aaya "new It we• eqon Withdrawn, aM a ban, on All tnterlocka· GRANDE OLoE H ousE LaouoR Two """S. 1875urswuoccompanleciDyu-rataewhlcll~ lnhlolty to """"' of 75 po<cant." That wu the It~ c!Migned ' Ignition' lnte<lock. which wos fruattlllng becaua.. lttnterlered with the operation of the onglnol million _,. malrnod and InJured In motor v.hlcle ctalhU lrom J t nUIIry 1875tlltough 18711. Tho monetary oocla l 0011 lo now oat!mated If SeQ billion each yearl In lhla conlury obout 2 milliOn pt<tonl have died and nearly 100 million were Injured through tha uao ol motor v.hl--o total that lo moro lhan 3 tlmea the - t toaaoa tulf&<ed l>y the U.S . In ell worst M-untd In tormo of worldng lifo, tmllc dlalho rtf)ttaonl a ooc:lal Ptot>lom tomPII&bll to heotl cll-.e ono concor. TheM atotlotleo do not llhow the hkiden pereonal costa, the trauma and heartbreak outfored by lndiVIdullt ond their tomllloa, friends, and co-~~~ " Sl'fety ltllblltl llrat appeared In 19SS. When us&d, "they oro tnt beat Ill• and lnJury·aavlng d~vlcas currently available to the moiOtlng public." Regrettobry. too many of you (particularly tho )'OUngtr btlw- t5 and 2• yeoro or ogtj loll to budtle up. Jewt>ono urging hal hod little olf~L In t819, only 11 pete»nl of Ill ear drlverw uHd available Mil bett.st Just all cara to bt equipped with Alrl>lgl (whleh art oU1ornl1tc) an<l/ol ou1orn111c aootbths, Phaolng OU1 manuot btttaJ Slnca PERFECTION IN ANYTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE. rollanee on either tho olrl>eg or automatic which moy or moy not work- or>c1 u Intended, Is to rely on 1 POTEHTIAL KILLER! Mora than tOO million cato, dlolgneo by oomt of tho beat In a~oao havlfl9 mandatorr "--I·UH tows. uoage rat" betWMn eo and 80 petcent ha.-e been achlwed. In tt>Ta _,try, "Jncrauecl motlvollon Induced Dy the wamlng lt!ll<lock ~- requ"ed on 11174 ond some UGHTO<DAII( �i New principles, new supporters spur right-to-lifers 1>1 Mary Oalro Blak_.., Poc(fk flltWI !in>'ict EDrTOR 'S NOTE: 1M rltJtHu II/• mow--.t Is JlllNIII stNm in tlrt U"lu•d Statt:s wlrlr o n~ ftm/raJ/on of JOIIIII p«Jpk. Bw u10lllu thtir mort C'OfUUWiti-. dtkn, t/tq art prompttd by tlll uns.....,...lnl rommirfTU'III to lht Sll/lctlty of 11/r. drDmotk#d by thtlr opposition to capitol punl!thmtnt, lht drqft ond nucltor J10"'fr. as ~II as ol>ortlon. life-one lJ obllaarcd to movt u.-nprom:Wq&Jy on that .., • of prlndples. Th< youfli ore dtmandlna thll moral oo!UIJI<n<Y now. It's less than a Umd but more than on Wearina an Indian couCJG blo~& and peaant•kirt. \lolcric EYill> switclla on a GralcM Dead album and siU down to disc:uu hcr political act/vi~m. A veicr&n ol anti-nuclear and anti-draft dcmonJtratiOn>. the 20-year old llcfkeley studtnl ......,. the very picture of youtltl\d prot<>J , 19110-slyle. Euq,l for OM tl\ina: ibe lJ lpinst abordoo. E - . is pan of a 11tw amcratlon of )'OWII-Ie }Oinlna the ranks or lht anti-abortion movcmeru oot or an unJwcrvina conrrn!_Lment 10 th~ slnctity of human life-and ""' beo:aux of (O...,..otlve political ricws. So~ttc are andouclear acdvist• COGcun for lhe nQI acnralion ~ from "udyina the effccu of radlotloo on the Wlbom. Soml: WO<k for the riahu of \he di..bled or mardcd and f<lll that lnfanticidt will be practiced oo thO>c born with manol or physical handlct~p.<. OlhcrSJ ate pacifiSU who Ond they no lonacr Juppon abonion whll< opposin.- war and capital puni.<bJDmt. ''Abonion. capual punishmtnt, euthanash. "'ar-an)'tMn& th&J takes pcopk'> lives •nd preund> there'• some reason for •r-it'a rtall)l llll tht tanle.'' Evans uys. "There's no reason at any lime to 11.U someone't lifr. l'lobody can pr<t<nd to ha~ a rutht to do thll ." , MakiJli their obonioo """'" Consistent with their othn pohsical cooviaiOO$ is cittd u che number one rason mo11 yoiJfli pr<>tlfeSJivCI join the riJ)>Ho·llfecomp. Ju6 Lo<s<h, on anti·nuclear activist In Eri4;. Po., says tlaJ>t·to~fe aroup.< cllallen&ed bet th1111tin& on &boWOII whm die >poke 10 thCl'O about the danacrs or oucleAI powes: " Holol oould ltallabour tmbom chddrm frOID the potential baz.ardJ Of radiation wbile I wu lanolina the real dan1cr from abortion? 11 a~~mma.·· CoosdtCSICJ, coaunitmau, ooo•YIOicncc: that th,.. ...,,.,. •houJd OOrD< from a JCDcntion ,.luch hu bocn WfiU<n off as apatbcllc at bell, or nihilistic at worst, u JtllrlUna. ll r...af• an Idealism many thouaJ>t dead and burled in the cynic:aJ SevcntiH. Oivcu the unplcuant cbokc bdW«D unwanted prqnancy "' unwt.ntod abo<tion, this ocw acomuion or idcallm arKUCS that both arc IIDIICCqltable. "Abortion is ritwed as uolution to problems for wnich it reaDy Isn't," Valerie Evsuu qys. "The anawer to rape: ls not a.bordon, il's stoppi.na rape. The ""'wcr to people oot bcina able to Iced their cbildrm is nor to a.bon them, it If jobs aod c:lwtaina the JY"<nl ... Pan of their qmda 10 ''cbana< the $}'Sian" <mphasius better methods or oocuraception, includina promo~loo of natural birth control. Fhanclal tid ror sinal< parcn10 and daycarc ocntus arc abo prC$<0lcd as ways"' castth< burdmo of child rcarina. BallcaUy, the new pro-llltrS put moreiiOdc in cb""""' sodcly't conldoiiSD<S& rather Lllao ju.Jt clllln&ina b ... ........,a they do noc - the answcn cornina from any particular poHtical ldcoloay. lire I Whole nc:w oct of potitlcal aiJlaoca, ...tlidt lrlln$form the opinioOJ of b6tll JfOUp.<. Mike lloddc:, wbo with Amcricaru United r.,. ur•• In CbJ<:aao, .... the •bonion m~;e u a meetina srouod rcw clf¥erems FO'UP' "1\lcb rc)<CI both Republlou1J and DaDO<:rau. Willi types !DaY be on the cunioa edrc of an entir..y " " 1ynlh..U," he san. "They're &Cit in& ....-q>< alon& u much u " I'OOIUIWH Autbor }erCl'OY Rifkin, wbo ocpt>lzcd the Lcfl-oricntcd People's Biccnttnnial Commhttc in 1976,,... an even dC<~><r paralltl betwtcn the anti-nuclear and riJhto(O·IIf• movcmcn11: "Bolh bqin from a .., of ab>olute principles. When one uam with an absoluu .sa of prindplcs-cbc I&Ddky of '""'Itt ''The:.,.._. Tlwo . ......, _olily ]be ramlfoeadon• or lucil alliances bet_, otb-1.. boaile sroups oould =awl beyond simple pollsia. " lr the movtma>t to prot<ct lllc oanaity of life •n <very ..._, of >Odeiy sucacds. it will be truly fe\'OiutiOIUII')'," Jeremy Rllltin says . "Not revolut1011ary in tht old..,.,., of liberal ¥1. cooscrvadve ur roc:i.al.ist vs. c:apilalist, but rev~ution.ary in the Moreover• ..-hucver their convictions on otbu maum, Evans. Valaic'smothu. wbolcacba.fuatckdchildrm . "'h"' YDWI& nah•-to-lifcn may stiR be ponraycd .. pDit or .... rcadiooary riaJ>t wina. Political year 1980 wM lona aao targ<tcd by new riJ)>t llfOUPJ as the rime for a bia pU>h again>t abonlon, py ri&I>U and the Equal RJ&hu Ammdmmt. CoAscrvotlves and the mwllroomllla numbcs or polltically aalvt '""~Ilia Christians have ..W.S ool.bclc In-to make Lhinp diffl<lllt f« mony Ubcnb ...ltin&"re-dc<:tion ill Novan!Xr. such u Senators frank CbW<:b (D/10), and o-ae McGovern (O.SD). But tht fact uw the~ JOW>J are uuuaaina with older. ,_.. coru<mWwc r1~q-6fm could abo be lhe lhll'•. the .same dWd I think ci&JI~t<O\Il trmd." But it's not th< only trend wbicll tics the,..... ri&ht-to-Uftr~ lnto alaraer n<i ..'Ofk of sroupo thAI rCJAid any manlpulal.ioa of lnunan liff u d .. , think lht wbolc ..;u ~ •osa~>« OV<Slllc b$uc or a<MtJc: ~." Mike Budde 10)'1.. "IAbclo like Ubcnl aod ~ ~t m l>cll JOI' ta1lr about a bulc rcordcrina or the humaJ> r-:· Noc. it~. cmth-labcls be IWl~Y appllod to a poiitlCil dcflllltloo or ciibcs l*tY iD tbc udoa.al dclale over ~boruoa. 1110't- SQUIRE HALL Any Work-St~dy Student .. RECREATION CENTER Students wanting Independent Study Credits for doing Psychological Research Open Everyday! C~L 831~3071 WHAT DO WOMEN WANT? WOMEN IN AllEliC~' BUI'ISH LITERATURE , . ...., ... .... ol ~ .Jirili4- ,..,. .II ................. dot..,. ia ....,. .... - - .... . . . ........ .. dot-.;.~ . • ,.,..,..~ .......... ...... . , ia ,..,..,. ......, AIMrioo .II fttti-L nit.-. ... ...... dot ,...... o l - .II ..... ..... '*' .-, ..... ......., ............................ ,.,_ .. Ifill,.,.-..., c..-. a...-. u. , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .e. . . . . . . . . dot ..... ,.,.., . . ........, ............ . , .. Semester Bowling Lf!Dgues .are now forming for Mens and Coed Bowling Lf!Dgue.s.. Sl~up at Boom 20, Squire Hall. Firat league bowling night .. SepL 16; 'SO. All .tud; nt league. ore ABC{WIBC sanctioned. G.W. '-...., .... c. ........ u.a-.~ ....... ..~~ AilS w cs _.., s..) s-. wsc JlS . . .. .... MsstS .... w.w.;a, .... 11W lZ • hiS - IIW. 111 f 'll ...................... ~ Pro-Lifm r.. tun-ivai. I PfOIT<SSl"C &nli-abortioa poup, l!5 ,... to "dnw oonscrvall>e rdJIIJOW people IOto the ano,t , _ qu<>Jion. Tbc nuclear anru rqc is mcpbo<tion.'' On the otbtr cod of the spcanun, Jane Muldoon, rice president of N11ional Riahl to Ufc-wlllcb endorse~ RonoJd Rapo-alJO ,... "a nauual aflis!itJ bet....., the am;. Qodear mowmau IDd the: pro-bre mo.. anc:nc ." WANTED ~ " ~ ~ ~-~~ · I Juli l.ocxh says IbM one of the main rerosoru wocpniud i ~------------~~--~~--~ ~.~ . . . _ ~ bcJIIInin& or Ncvenhc1ess. their own talionak: lea-va some erlcic:ll ICIUt of • new way of looklna at lbe world." questions In tb< ·abonion coouovcssy unaos-ed. Youna Tlw .... vloioo or rcallly hold> llw Galore! ;, • doocd. riaht·to-6ren have aomc: diffl<lllty ~bllttiua the ch&rJ< th01 f111i1< 5Y"tm ...ttidt mwa be swtaiDcd • ..,. uploited. Fcw the tomake aborlion illcaal """ rtsult in the prohftrMioo or nc"N pro-lifen, 1he throw away mmsahty which d.is:aurbs c!msr:rous hack-alley abonion.s once qain. tcoinpas Wo b a threat totutwcacncratloO$. The arjJunJtnl abou1 u.nwasued childtm, 1bey say. tunu ioranu mto RJcht wloc coruumer products. "' be di>earded at wdl. Takina '"" Idea 1\nd. Ill thrir commitmcol LO !he pl......,&llon of human OIIC 11ep rurtb<Y, !bey t llw """"'""""" of &boruon will lirf, the pacifl$( pro-ltfcn would e•m dcnjl abotl!Onl in lht allow JOCICly 10 ...1o !be diiJlination of dd..a1vt case or rapt or in~est . In such cues. they in.W..lJ\e -.oman ls t human "producu." stUI carrying an Innocent human life. She should an suppon "The people who mak• the 'quality of life' .,...,col uy and love during her prcsnancy and,lrnt:a:SJary. Jive the child that if it's okay 10 dctcd and abon a Down's Syodromcchlld MllliiPr adoption after it i$ born. · ber . birtb- thm wby not after blnh obo, .. obscnQ Rooc uvma A i f SQUIRE HALL ·. RECREATION CENTER �Lines. maintains that the systtm bas the Whether or not the computer syotem here ean handle tbe lar&e innux of itudenu-tiready 2l,S87 The "Real Time.. system, have rOJisren:d, an lncreas. or instituted in 197t, enters a student'£ almost 4,000 over the previou1 name into schcduHn.s's Univac year-remains 10 be seen. But the: mputcr as soon as a data form is ahernative to a corn:puttr·bascd banded in, Under the old syste-m, syotem Is not a pleaant thouaht for processing these rorms look: l wo those who had to wait in Unes. "We would have to do days. ..In tht paSt \l(t wert >e>metim<> backed up for as long as scheduUna ma.nuapy in a large pl~~:e one wttk and occasionally up to like Clark Hal1'7 " Drtm uk forecasteil. "Thelin"!' woul.d b< out thre< wecks," Dr<muk recalled. An addjtional advantage- 10 the to Bailey if we did it that way." !..ike most sarren ai Admlssoo!IJ new sys~em ~s that tht computer can capabilities to oom})letely res:ist~ ~eudenu within five minutes. IS OPEN AGAINrrf sell the student immediately WI BAVI_ALL KINDS OF SUBS, ICE CREAM SUNDAES, MILI(SBAKIS, BEERS, DRINKS, AND SNACKS FOB ALL YOU LATE NIGHT MUNCBEasr LOCATED IN PORTIR·AMBIBST CAMP1f8·1LLICOTT WI ABE OPEN FOR YOU SNACK NEEDS: a ll!ld Records, Dr<muk is plta.\ed capacity and may have a tendency to brt:a.k down. Drop/ Add and on ·line regisua&ion continues undl September 19 at Squire Hall ilnd Haya Annex B ~ Main Stron SATURDAY- THURSDAY 10 PH- I All - Campus and Fronczalc Hall on the FRIDAYS I 0:30 PM - 3:00 AM . ir course is closed. The disadvantage, with his offiCe'$ performantt thls Dremuk explained, is th.at some FaU. "The S)'Sicm 15 going b<!oer students bloek the ljnes trying to Lhan expec.c.ed.'' tbt: Director ' nesotiate their schedules after they glowed. ··w~ have recei"td practica.lly no complllinu from baVC" been closed out or a course. Howevt:r. the maJor problem anybody. People art definitely more pleasod this year." facing Orcmuk"s crew is that the It just aoes to prove, if th<y can computer syucm Is ''satorated''-meaning the solv< drop/ add lines. they can solve computers have reached their load any crisis in Poland or Hollywood . Amherst Campus. " IIEI!T OLD FRIIlN.S, JUKil NllW FRIENDS · HA Vll A GOOD StJBIIARINil AT 1rllil!E IJDGD llB.~ilQD~llB. ~UJDB ~ililCID.lJD~ SPECIAL LECTURE ~pURS~ with a Distinguished F acuity of, 12 THE ITAUAN TRADmONS-Hwnanitiea 125 Lecturu, film ancl maric:al perfOrmanc:a on the ciui!Uation and c:ulture of da.ic:ai and modem ltoly. Put John Peradotlo oa Dute ud the Claaaieal Doiotliy Glw oa St. Fruc:ia ud. Giotto in Auiii Charlei Stm,er'oa Hum•ai"" ud tbe ReaaiN&Dce in Floreoce, .Rome ud ·Veaice Chari~ Carmu oa Leoaardo da Vioc:i ud Michelurelo Leo Curro oa Rome thiOu,la the A,ea Edmoad StraiDC:Iaampa OD Moatnercli &_the ltatiu Madriaal Elizabeth Cromley oil Squarea uu1 Gardeoa in Reaaiii&Dce ud Baroque Italy Mwiel Hebert Wolf oa &.liu-.Opera Leo ~ oa Italy aioce.'tbe Eitb~ Ceatury Carol Zeaiel oa ltatiu Fatiailm ud Modem Ufe Emaauele Lic:ulro Gil ~ Pin.acleOo - Gerald O'Gra~ oa llaliu F"dm.... ~ :..0000 I I .I I I COMPLIM!MTAAY *PASS* 12 HOONTO 7 P.M. CMOM. TO SAT. OMI.Y) After 7pm - $3.00 Cover Ch•rg• 'e Special Attractions a Exotics Every day and evening • Comedians 1t Specialty Acts" • ·Female and Male Dancers ." TUESDAY HITE: l,aclles Nlte -~... tieow· GROUP RESERVATIONS IHADVAHCE ��DA PHLfKSA KDt IRo\P\ E ZOPP. 0 * Monb, Bad Hsbiu, Han<esll lMI 8om:p Recordt b an lnd~pen~nt la.MI out of l .A thclt specializes '" what they CIII"Under1round Rock" - lot.s or cheap AmpS •nd OfliOJ, a nost•lak outlook t.J • n a.s~t. pop i5 the aoal ThiS 11 the sKond of the W1ves anthologlH. a ramborH> of one song each hom 1turteen dtrftrrnt bancb <otn1ng from .such out-of4heowav place• •• Hcillvwood. New Zul•nd. Chicago, l A . Aumalia, and f'Vrn Buffalo fhe font ""..,' con•isted of about J3 percdt1opoWbft m•cttf but blought u.s theo areat Hum•n Swuchbo,f"d Thd Tho Mollk• hot me the samo way Joe JacluOll d1d. love at lint Her Face.'' • dance tYne wllh wit (and uafitv. believe it or not) and~ other sona' whtch recerved rod loy, "On.o&> in My Pocket" ond "Johnny B. Rotten," and w&nttd the &loom des.,.,rately. But •t came throuah EM I of Canod& and •I rook tor..., to get it to the Stat.. In fact. the at..urd "Skylab" (theme fr~ MonksJ is pretty doted now -Skyiab felr 1n Mv ol '1' Whete the Monks ha\le t.e..n for the l.,t year, and who they .,. (otMr dwn thJt t~y're BrittSh, e.uily dtJCMnlbte fron"l t~r •ccenu and talk about l'note<'' and ''pul»" and "seven >tOM four pound"l I have no Idea It'> just roo bad they dodn't send tl)etn over - · There's not a bad cut on the alborn It'> full of humor &nd bounce and 1ood rill>. rernmiscent of OM of !he other best alborn> qf 197'J the Ftbuloos Poodle~ "Mirror Stars.~· lt•s 1 sheer jumpina ioy Thert-'t also llufe that's serious there. It isn't statement tOGk. tJtcept within •h wit.· "Oru&S 1n My Poc:kttn makH its points: ''They ny it makes you crnvlthev sav it makes vou sick/to me lt'l all the same/Caule I'm"' bleedln' thick. " and "Out of Work Muslcl•n" Pli'l.,U • nlct P•c ture. tongu&in-c.heek, bu1 bitter. Mus1tolly, the Monk> k""p it simple. They have aultar, bass, drums. '" OCC'-'lional orgiln. and some spacey keyboards and soond effects on "Skylab" II'• enouah. llu-t~ea:rd HShame About sex one h.s • Slmtl~r bowhna ~ore All bot two of the band> horhn back to soroae and ba>em~nt tr~•ttons of the m.O.uxt~J The e.xcepuons •rr rockabtlly boy 8tlfv Hancock (ohy bot ord1n1ry) and the evly.....,ntits P<OI•~ssove •uburban panelltna of B&ftimore'• pathetoc Oho luckol~. Oho com•• 1asl so vou c•n 1ust cake the needle off or go out tot a walk when 11 com" on Of the rema.nlni ettvtn s~lections my favOflte is ''Paranota Pe.-ceptton.. by Chtcaao·s D~isttc.s-the singer sou.pds like Cn~ce Slick meeu Slou1nle ot the Banshees only -a 11tt1e· mCMe ~rsonel ftom Av!trtfla corne The Lonely Boys, who bring us that claulc • lonely te-ctnA.ae loocballlleld JOund-klnda Ukl!the Se-eds tf you icnow what I mean Or .,k_ e t~ Mart.fans (from LA.) a nd the Stnales (from Dttrottl who both bffnJ us weU.;c.rubbed LHn simplicity. Ktnda like Owoaht Twilley, enjoyable bot lacks a certain >pori<. Or C&ry Chorlson, Bad Hoblts >how• that the·Monk> are capoble of doverse sonp whose " Burnlna In You'' evokm early Todd Runda,en Or d"ft Psycouc within t~ir own repertoire. You wouldp•t MC·es:s.artly thmk""''l.t " Love PoMapple. whose uny "The Oavtl Has Work for Idle H&nds" os rerntnt>cent of the Fofth Esllle'• "O•na Dona the Witch b Deod " Even Bull&lo'• defrocked Jumpe" I>Utln an appearance for what It' > worth on • Hetlo Cot!" In Ioct, the only combo drsh1na out the sped-up " Punk roc~" yOU've heard >0 much about is the Po1nted Stocks, and thlt's tho way It should be You 1et the ld01 Not <nuch new here bot tt'J almost all aood and some of h stays wtth you •her a few liste-nln&J -Ruue/1 Schoero-rer in Stereo" (the !><'ritet pop >on&. by tho w&y-Wroc_kleu Eric must he >ooo julousl the spone, cockney.s~'"""..., thrtt'<hord rock of "Shame About Her Face." ond the incredtbly >limy vocab on the htlt track all come from the album as " Dear Jerrv. Don't Try to K1ll ·• Me Wtth Your love. Norman~ (whiCh sound• hke 4 ptepubacent H•ll and 011.,) Some tunes remind vou of the Knack tn then flufftne» bot !Nt bn't all tile Monks can do->o they could be much more than Just • fad. PrOvldins. that is, that ihoy'rt not defunct &lrKdy-who know>! PAiricJ. 1. CorrinSIO• sa- }eus Plus Still Looking ·f or A Desk Lamp? U.hrenl~ SHANOR LIGHTING CENTER 2915 Niagara Falla Blvd. &. The Lamp & The Price For You/ Special Stvclent Dt.counted Ptkee on Our Already Lour PriCe. , 1066 SALE PRICE $41.50 c-pa.. .. 151·Pdce ...,...._ 1·11 Watt F a - . - . . . . AwllaW. Ia Wahooot • 11!11eck ..,_. ,..._ "'t'•., r-· n.....,.sw...w.., ....... n.c...,__. ... ,...,_. ,_._. Go.-1f....... .lr• ........,. Cr,.e.l c.,lo .,.._ o.,.• ..,... c.- s..t- "no s-. " D.liPt" &.T.-"'!WMO." . .......... -c.;..,",..... ..., .................. '*'.. WilCOE IACI .......... s.w AU. 17.. Lilt.,. SU7 Lllu.t . . IU7 SUI us ..,. Ull 7.tll ....us .... •• Ul f.tll SSAt 5.4t. Ut Ut SAt Ut tAt Ut SM .Ut Ut JEANS * COilDS Down Vests a.. lackets Indian &l o\lses, SkiJIS Dresses etc . �Artpark Jazz Fest new olbum.F..,.,..oll, oo tlwor - n Aoanl label, the baNI 'I(U aroponato fond Thli Yool"• A.rtporit Jon Festlvol opened lastlhurwlay nl1ht woth the lout WNV appearance of the 1oshiko Akryoshi-Lew l a vackin Bia Band Theor history I> anythln1 but ordlnory. but perhaps that in it>elt helped them achieve their poll topplna stature on many critic a nd fan lists_ A.kiy<>Jhl bom In Manchuria She was lnitally brod In the cluslcs. but · eventually turn.d on to jnz whtlt lfv'"g •o Japan Her pottntlaf wu lrnm~iacely recoanltod by A.!Mrlun mu>k••ns •nd entreprenwres who 'ec:cwded her and helped bronc hot to the 5t.atos Tabac-k-1n wu born '" Phlladelptua He wO<ked hi> wov up tlw-ou&h the Maynard F"'auson •nd Doc: 5everonse<~ bands Tot~e<her thel< musrc Is 1 comblnatoon of aaaressrve Amerkan et'lffiV and eAottc ce<nmon 1100nd woth tlw audoneu ond -.ned mote Intent oo Hllin1 the new dunna "Siuodft ol Yellow'" .tnc~"•F.,owell (To MinJ~Dl • thoie IUfforod r.. lock ol volurM. but l"m >Ute 0...1.. Mtnaui would ~ve ~ P'oucf o4 hli p.,l employ. . lot hot luJh yet percunlve technoqut Lew's •olo• &rtw •• the nlaht .. armed Backod by a hond slopped drum kit on " Autumn 5eo" tw told one 61 the b<it flute tole> I'd ever heard. HI> ttnOI whimpered hit own "Farewell (To MingusY" and cllm Pod durina ··chasing After tove." Here lew f·orsook th~ mkrop/>oM and opproached tho audience Had the"' been no orche•tt• pit. he would hiVe w•lled hi_) way up jJnd down the ailes of Ntpalk-') thtat~t • bflna•ne tM rKotd t~n entOtatlnona the mostly 1\~laht·ohead 11u Ion• present. You could ••••• tlw crowd w11 hyped lor the lestivol. To them. ••swina wa~ tlw thlna. and they responded enthull1$ltcally whenevor they heard • hint ol ic to the duellna tenors of lew Jnd Bob T1mmorn in the opener, " Alter Mr TMa:"' St..., Hofstetel"s mikoleu solo In " Tide Stream,s;,.lnd to the enclre uncredited encore whkh JWtmalilce no other m ~ seL If only this hod been pl•yod earioer. house~ I'm suft many of the old tlmen would The pit w1l • physKal blme' between h.t~e "•vod to the Ofld the musk •nd the oudoence. yot the~ wJS Many oft" coukt ai)C)re<•are •h•t this anothef mot.- elutMt bin..e:r throuch ouc 16 poece band " outst.tndln•fv ll&ht They the concorl. t>COJ>hr>&lhe ••aht poont• 1·. . demoowat""-'ompetent control over the mentioned. I could rid m~sell of the delayed 6 .tnd 9 beot rOiOiutions of dist.ance 1 ltlt from the band It mov hove "810205932 -AIPf.n Rq.tural~n Card." heM in th~• seiKdon of the tH&ht's Orirntal attnOip~re They have somr / TheY'rr a ls.o autn11vt 10 thcr subtlto matertal Pe1Nps there was an OYet• rabble-rO\IJing tlbums that ex:htbit the best dlrecttons of Tothiko·, dancing arms and a..ntltipatloft lor ope:nlna nt&ht of Wt>Sitorn from both thtso w01ld>. votln light of this vtol•ntlv e>pre>ove hand1 New Y0<k"1 lar&.. llon lo..lval II the the Artpark pe"omr•nce was A sood .sha r~ of the audience had problem waSc In tht latter. I'm sure the fest dlsappointona hoped Toshiko would play h•r plono of the festival ~hou ld r>ol suff•r P l~yln a almoJt tuntt lor tune from thetr more She took eJCI.,ded outloa only dlslmtlarly - IJIH 8e1ec.J(er Ray Ory1nt' s ioulful, rollins booate woo11ie pi•no lftii!!!!!!-B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!•!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I number~ - ··st Lout) Blues" •nd •'take tM A froon"- OI)<!ned the 1~ond half. promlsina )ometh•na • bit more lnvolvina He did • p~tty Announcing the' First Annual _,rnUt bluet number wllh his ttto ~lore that ptonm~ w;u tor•llv folf•lfed bv M.s Hurne,- Belytna w., hf'f 1M J)e'f'form•nc• o f rht Sc•r l•u Quintella.sl fndav II A.rt.,.rk could be drvoded moo two h.• lve-s-bf'fort Htlttn Hume-t •nd •her Heten Humes lheft- ~rt dtsunct dtfftrencM In the fi<>l h•lf. "'"" to Hum•• cotnint~ out to stn.g. 1he quintet (ZOOt S•mt on ~.u, Urblf~ Green on trombono. ond the Ray Brvonl triO) ploved oo hour a~e. ~aan wtlh ~ cute vOICe wh~c.h brttt!t Humes >ana • lot ol old fovorot .. ''If• the T •I~ of 1tw tQ¥.rn,•· Btllft" HolhdaVii •·cod Bleu thtChold"' •nd Btl>lt Smoth"• eaoly loberalion SOt>g. ol r~l•z•na. mellow tiu - mostlv the ktnd lhit "A•n' t Nobod"V'• Butinen If t Do " She PUll ar~.tt made you close your evet And let ft flcnt on by It deal of o1ft1 into tM numbers she d•d. so that wMn wa~ charactctlz«Kt bv many fl uid tnttrumental •olot, 'he handed t~ melody to Sims or Gteen for a although tht' eflect of thcae was o fte-n marred b)' moment, it w u a dts.ppotntment She .sang much the tvpicol evervbodv·Piays-..,olo-and· peopl....:lap. honor than thev pl•ved •• after-<tat h-lnstrument l•n IO<mat. which got Tl>e' audience (which onlv reached hall uf .-nnoYina a fter 1 while. Artp1rk's seaflna ca pacity. nol countlng-tfotoie i_n Sims soloed 1 sad ''Come Ra in or Come Shrne/' the cheap lawn SellS) re;pondtd to Hef~ Hurnes which w;u unfortunttly som~hac distorted b" T'-r whoo~ u thf' una about love -• rtd lust attd probltm.s with tM sound system H~ traded che blun. and \ht returned c~ir apptK.iation bv metoldk momenu wtth Bryant's: piAno now and ~.na two enc.oreJ,. dandnJ& back to the mtke to 1~n w~ a num~r concentt.Jted on one Of rwo ptrform a aoocft~mt niYDso sona. SM wa.s fun and Jntrume-nh. tt wu f•r m<He ple~ru:ble to listen to feehna and 1 f1ne stnger. and Jht- should ha..,. done'~"were the thop evorybodv-ioiOJ pootts. a whole noaht - P•II-cio I C'vn"'lfon ~ ·~ r-------~~----------~ HONG KONG NFT Metro Bus Token Discount 10 tokens for only $4.00 (Regular price $5.00) Chinese Restaurant Ea RoU 70<> - Wonloo 70c Dinnen Sl.JS- 3 .35 • Fried Rlce 1.95- 1.65 1- .,_._ 11 .. . '""' frh..dSot-11- · lt""' • 3290 Bailey Avenue al Shirley 837-1488 Graduate Students Orientation Picnic Sunday, September 7th Squire Fountain Area ll :30-3:00 p.m. Free beer and pop, cheap food , f!!USic. All graduate students, faculty and sU!ff welcome. Sporuorod by the Graduate Sed...,. Aand !he Dun ol the G r - ~ Save a Buck LACO Available to all UB Undergrad Students Tokens on sale every Monday at the Ticket Office in Squire Hall ~ Spooeored by SA Commuter Affairs BOOKSTORES INC. The Place to Shok For All Your Boo Needs L ~ flli 1 rm TEXTBOOKS USED COLLEGE TEXTS MEDicAL & NURSING PAPERBACKS IN AU SUBJEGS IT I I EXA/VI PREP BOOKS ( GRE. SAT, ETC) COLLEGE SUPPLIES r=-rlCIVIL SERVICE & HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW BOOKS rriT1iill I 1833-7131 llrn3610 MAIN STREET I 001!1 ~EV\IItn PACKARD CALCULATORS ~ L.f , i .. crtow .u the n•ah•""BHJ"'""It wat• .1~ "a~. h«:J Hnt ene.a~nl s•nc• shed JOIIen out of the ltenpital.~t thero wos no need to mo~~(> t'cu~n She couldn I hjJve been f J. .-.caoss Flt:OM ue ~"' Stttet c..,, till P•~ . Unwf'f'Wf\1 ~ Motfol . I '- i �A refreshing breeze The Heath Brothers Holh Brolhon-Satur<Ur. Augusr 19 p..co ond lov• •· " Bolfv Taylor'> rkh. that's w/ly he nee-ds only pe1c.e and love we need money.... he tt.SU , , The Heath household must have been a >Wti\C'nc pl.ut when Albert. Perc·v and Jimmy we-re mere buddinJ inters. The band brin1> it hom•ooolllna stncet~ty to the naae w~lh it -D'v;d A. Com.H odt The sloaht fiMk of "A Now Blue" sets the lottlf ,,,. witll choc:olat• skin to dancina frffly ot >tl,. l•ft Jimmy Hutll. font on soprano and U.on tono< sa... le~ ' round of JOios th1.t culminates '" punlst Stanloy Cowell's ftol.c.ornt K•lomiNo (thumb plano) •nterlude 1111nsl • yeiJow...«anae sunb4Jut backdrop l(s 1 hot, muaav Satuoday afternoon and rM Heath Brochen· mediiJm<ool jau refrtshel M:e a aentfe breete A >olid •e•dfna of K•nny Dorh•m's " All the Thin.gs You Could Have Oeenn -a somewhat tonaue-frH:heelc reworkina of Jerome K~rn•s cla.U•C ... All the Thinas Yo\1 Are'' -eases into " Aqua~lla;· • (fu•d tone poem fe1turlna gt.titdrisc Tonv PLmone and Cowtll on duet ., ~ ah.,-noon Mus up w1th the raptd sw1n1 of " Pn>tocl S "·..The "( stands fat swina • 01 I\lllrlh."' Junmy warnJ Afteo, an mspued tenot solo by J•mmy. drummer Alcffl T•na-il rK:ent te~acement for the lhird Huth Brother. drummer Alben Heath- dtlpfayt • marvelous U!ti.St' of dynarn•ct during • .solo 'h"' llows rrom whb.pe·ring Jnare rolli co thundertnJl lom•lOMS Percy He!llth- prob•bly the mo.st renowned Heath Orothtr due to hol 22·ytar anoclallon with the leaend•rv Modern Jan Quarttt-plays hi> •m~cubl• b.n ln •ddnkM\ co celebritina Ch.,.tlt P•rkH'; bttthd41V one d~oy e,arlv with hu unJccompanKI'd c•Ho on Parke-r's ..Y•rdbi.td Su,te .. lommy - noc~namtd " Lottie 8ord" duo to hh heir .. co tht P•tter sa.-ophone le&en<r-=fepreSfnU the smilinl aood humor ol the The rock edge of Jazz John Abecrombie Qu artet Abt'rcrombi~ Quuft't#Ooublt' fm•ae-Sund.Jr. Avsust J r Cu1tJrU1 John Abercrombie u J chameleon 04U)endfna upc>n the seltlna. he can be either uraenr and eer1hv or dreamy and lyrical With the b1nd Dreams and with dtummer Billv Cobham ht • •PIO<ed the rock edae of jau Woth doumrnM Jack O.Johoette ht dtvel()f)ed • iouy d•sc1pllne On h11 var'ous projKts w1th C•teway, I an Hammer Jnd even Ralph lowner, he played It ~h wi'V' But with hii qu1rtet th.t features lyncal l)lanllt Rkha<d Belrich-homMII a d~>ciplo of ol Ktith Jorrett-Abfrcromboe un•t seem to escApe from the drr:Jm .state Plavina tuM' exclusfvety from his most recent fCM • lbum Abercratnbie Qu,ret Abtmombit >r>un • network of di1itally delayed lkk• that was n&ltly Impossible to penetrate. HI~ reliances upon the dlmil"!utive mandolin aultar-a rather str•nae fCXJr·strlnaed instrument that r4Sembtes a sht\.lnken re.ndel StrlltOCU1'f'r cul\.a,-w.J frusltAiina comp1.~ to 1M relatrve str~ath ol tus worlc on con~Uon~l 6--string ("Rkfdle.s~·) and 11·string l"fooh1h Doc" ) &vrtars Bau.it Ceorat Mr11 provided the show,s belt moments with his l"'lrnble bass solos. double stops and all Double lmaae oPened the performanc.to wtth a much mort solid disploy of jan. ~rd and soft featuronc tho soprano SilX an<roboe of Orqon member Paul McCandltu and U.. tltetronoc ctllo of lormet P•ul Winter C0<\>011 member David Darhna. tho INond played frff wothout soundma CJcophonc)us David S•muels on m1rimba ~nd vtbes. wn a pow-erhouse with h1.t fOCJr~aHtt technique. o1ten btingma torrents of emotion to Jn instrument lcnown fOf its cool souAd ''Willow•• W1th 1U various confijurations of solo) and due!'ts waJ the tour de force.. Thert w~os nothing somoolent about Double lm1ge. O..vid A. Comstock SLOMBA''S ..... ...... - - -WElCOIIES BACI: 75 ...., .a F'.a...e A... uNtviiSITY OF BUFFALO ,.,...... .. F,..._. oa..au;..,_W* I , ...••• ,....,,_ ..... ,... ....... o.r.'l ,..., AU._.INDALS ....., . . . . . . 0114 •~ l~ ,. ~ ll ................. .............. ,.,...-......., ........,, . . .... 'llioMor: ...................... . JIIOf"SfiCWl """ ......., ........ ·~ 7$c .... ._1!6 ., .................. a. ._loolllllaiUI!._AGo..IUI_ leader on hos own rl1hl produc:•na one monst..r hit wfth Herbie Hancock.., ·watermf'Jon MJn " Wttl> such • aiO<lOUJ INockcroond tn Alro-Cub•n rrlllJtC, Mon80 shouldn"t have to re>ort to the funk·IUt U.at has plundered so many of ja.u' bright youna stars, Mr. Hancock included. But durlnc his Artpark performance Monao balilnced hi1 hot L•tin rhythm:.. with 1om~ equally ttpid funk isms. There. w1s no l1ck of percuJJive firepower on Jtqe At one tJme thete we~ as m1ny a.s s.even of the nine b.t.nd mtmbef, b1nc•na on cowbells. woodblock>. concas. tomiNolti, . _ bolls. etc. 11\lt it mote olton than not >OUndtd hke • battalion of soldieN m~tchlnc out of cadtnce. The w.Qnde.lul nuanct1 of the boot latin rhythms w,.,. lo>t Hla.hliaht.s inc-luded suesc·ftut•SI Allen HOI.St1s creat ceflo .solos, •n addition to the tnllre hofn secuon•s impromptu choreoar~ ..Wht-rt W• Art" leaturtd Manco's conaas in.• fun >erie> of duou with ..ch of the other lnstrume:nts Ptan•st Millon Ham1hort'J ~o spot wos a htady mix of clauicel and jan. And the crowd of 2000 wu treated to 4 pumped-u.p versk>n of " W11ermelon Ma.n." But the Canbbtan crulst promised by emcff and F.-.tivol 1\SJOCiate Producer Ed lawson at the btglnnln1 ol the perform•nce nov"' Jolt the dock. -Dovld A_comstoc~ Serving Fine Cotton Prints from ~, R _..,_... Everybody has tn opinion on Cuban immiaratlon these d1ys. But without Coban immiQrlfton, ,au music would be minus • areac de•t of it5 percussive colors Since the days when Cob.n Chano Pozo added hls conaa •nd ~tcussion to Olzry CiJienue~s latt" 1940s be-bop. laun percusSion h•.s twd ~.n tncrea.sina influenu on Amertc.an muste Mongo SantAm•n•. konc of tht poppina con1• sound. hi> bffn a Jhtnma SYir of ~ Afro<ubin J~U tT\0\>etne.f\l SIMf htJ ~trtVAI ....thfo U S tn the early 19seb Afte-r se1Vina apprenttcf'Jhtps wtth "''iOUS bond leodert such as Cal Tt•de.. hf hi> be<om• • re~ttd bond r=;~~~=l ,....,.u~r Glo.~ Monao s.tnt.am.aria. Satvrdly. Ausun .lO ~~ INDIA A~~ THE FAR EAS~ ~ ALir'Afl • • • ~........us .. _ ......... .., ... -·==·· ................. ........................ .................... '-!' ..... . ,.~. Mongo Santamaria •PP~tatut bond I ! he ontroduc"s Billy Taylor's " We Notd John Congo King ...- - . - •k.frb ··~ ..., ..., ...,. roa 011 WIIKO.LYI IT. Sept. st• - Sept. tat• M BUY ONE-GET Znd FREEr .U ~ ll ll PHOTO . n COPYING I~~ ::!..=: .~ ~ 1136-7011 ~I 1114-2521. t=:= ij ••••• .....- frl-· •-s,. I 1Hs.-N1111 - �An afternoon delight Oregonj06etty Carter 0 - -Sunday, Auruu .Jlst Ietty c.vto.IArt I~ tk Ja;u M - . r-Mondty, Septl!lftbfr 1st troMpiros is the Jtuff olle10f'd. me •YP" of heart and OSJOflce that we oil must live up to. 'rolos• Muhommed 1'.11 described, tl>e reolm of the knockout: the holf-dr..m room. The muh An octor's clotl>eJ honaina on the w•lls. the lirords ployln1 saxophones ...id the bats blowina l!umpeU. 1'. tip to wlnr~in1• don't ponic. 1/31: f'tthol-'6 p.m My chro<IICIH of the fourth 1nn..al ~ Jan fHtiV.I boaJn wi!ll .,. oftornoon dtlfahl. The band b I)Ynbt Rlchord Shulm..,_ IUiUri>t IC»t l'ety, bassm Peter Pkcete~li. d<umm« Bob PrMte. " sUaht dbuppol-t was the lbS4!11« of moouter reecbmon Bilal Abdullah, but I qulbb,.. Shulmon leods • stalwart bunch of bop.bashlna dr. .miammers who run, walk. and st.olk tho qultk beot, ond h•re (as on ShulmAn's Wonder lP) the music is full of bite &nd all riaht 7 p.m. I learn once more that. in music. tho knockout Is a 111nifler of v1ctory for ov•rv.,... Main evenu Hpociolly. At one point bauist Glen - . , is It! d - with muh~instrumentlll011 (spirit) Collin Wolcott, pr~1na to brina tho vodo ' round. whi'n Glen .-uddenly not.. the diK<Hdce liArS prok,.cted on the bldtdtop beNnd them Cltfl, wllo'• been ~ ..-~na, oneS RN«Ir!l to the wind chamber >Wit~~ ploy (even ......., not play...!) stroll> el~antly to the mik• and Urtefuliy teiiJ the}iaht crow, 1ft so many woolts. to take that Sllit outt Prompt liaht crew• .,Witchio-Ta.,.To" : A N•tive Ameriun • chant alvlna rise to campflrH llahtina Far Eostern skies, ap.nina up the (uropeon "Vf•. ct..sjcol-• word munlnathe . • fines~ whatever tho dtflOfnlnotion. The power or w'rmth. Try Ralph Towne:r on cu•t.,.s and plino c•lhna th~ moon to c honnel tl>e tldtJ Or Poul McC•ndle" .,., a numkr of reeds and sprltely wood flutes play•na tM mkkummer pixie at IWilitht Try the four '""" roaether ond uv tO\Iulk away Or~on 1'. ma1k ol MKI m:astef1 wn mos~ r.,.,.,., grit. !/1: liakky, lt.o lello, a...t l,aclv I No prolini!Mrlt> tonlaht What ... Art Blakey ond the lou Me>senaen clo>ed the f•stlval, ond lt'J on Art Bla~ey that ha> rarely I>Hn heord since rhe lift N~ Oaya. Thb b tho )au >ound ol raw power rammlna ar.ce, and nowhere w.u it J>eord mooe explkldy than In tho person of his vouna trumpeter, .Wynton Manalis A te<ror. The l'.rtpork hall bloomed .;ant · eilf> to ernbroce (What ef>el) a Nn. Orleans brou m6Stery tf.ot touched tho finesse ol Clifford Brown. the sonlness of Moraan and H~rd. plut the nonchalence of Mite.. The dtflneos ol f.. t i i oneS llyle Is Oftly _ . . . . , bot • ~c.. ~~~IOI*/I{fttWVfll • tone that b rldl oneS thick Yfl rina> with the oirlnou of a uthed<al bell. .. My funny Valentina" virtually ~>team• a holy call. Tho ,...., of the band w.,n•t sittlna Jtill, e ither. Charles fombrouah. tr.,h from McCoy tyner, was at the bu> wielding hf• customary fire. Likewise Cor Bobbie W•tson. the sfuHna •Ito player who'' been with Blakey for a while now P1onbt lame> Williams splashed and dancod the 83 HaJ\cock bfue note) srndlna love lett•l' to • loot mentor. perhoP> T~no< man Bdl Piffce cut a fin~. bfuntly ~preurve sound Not to be outdc>ne. of course. wu 8l1ketr. the timef~.s thund<e<er wu hlvlna tho tinle of hiJ lit~ stom~ tho old h>-Nt •nd br•nt"'l out tho IUpe<Charts (like Shaner'I " free fa< 1'.11'1 lot tho youna turl<s who could ploy t hem all ooL' He Uorted the >d with tho Bl•ck onthom " lift Every Voioo ond Si"''' and that wu ""octly whar they did. In foe~ !hot'> uactly whot they hid to do The re..,onl Thot Carter woman. !let tv Amu.srna. bn't it. how these dtt1ded fiu:Z experts are now di1<ove<\na tills """' JUl&lna talent who'> been m okina tl>e whole >e<ne (lionel Hampton. Roy Chari.,, ~I of 52nd S~ JO veonl Cee. lnd , _ Whal.>hetpfooe hao been • tome honooed ,..nt lot how many-,. it even monthsf Buffalo wdl not lorlft 8eny Corter •Iter this r\laht Precedonc Blakey with a ma<uter trio whlc:h opened up with no leu than Herbie Hancock'> "One fincrr Snop" (Hallelujohll M._ C.rtef pve a viKtfally lyrical performance whlth deflftltely ' .,..,...S why ""' IJ colted Lady BeBop. It aure •lntt -abOut arehlve:st '" What I ••-lolly IPPLKiile about lady 8 Is rhoL unlike lor too mony ol her contttmpc:w•ries.. the h•) chose-n • uio ,u hot as dM! is. &J fu re•chfne and ~enJitive­ ~u she .s. •I'Kf a.s toeethtr 11 w1.s drumrnH Crea 8rondy. bo' "" O...,e fubonl.s. pianist Mul11ow Miller, and lady B formifta ttwo fotmodlble Corter quartet M<Jch of what they pe<formed" from her new double live olbum (Wnte BetCor Productoons. 117 SL fef01 St , Brooldyn, N.Y ~1211). ond il.t-GUH the vers<~tlhty of het rfP"r\\Ore. In a poem I performed on TV not to ion& aao. I descrobed Lady B "' A A magical music conversation Oscar .Peterson/ Joe P~~ There is •imply no mote to add to the l"'acies of aultatiJl,)oe Pus and pi.tnl>t O.C.r Peterson-t.lley ore the but .,., thel< - l i v e iftsiiUmentJ Pe<iod. It's. not even a -ll«ept secret anymore. Their afternoon show w6S the only Jell-out of tho entire festival IndiVidually they fmed the thoate< wjt h jou standords dtlpplna woth lnvtfltion Oocor, w1th h1> araylna holt, humourous white solt coot and be1mifta smile, rombl~ off .....,ioru ol ••Body ond ScNI; "Toke tho 1'. Ttain," " MV Satin Doll," " Oott' t Cet Around Much Anymore" ~ '~C•r•v•n" without ._kina a bruth, His bla hands travelfll over the k•Y• like happy. danclna tatantulas. And not oven the impeccable shine .,., joe Poso' shoes could detract from the blueiY tenor of hi• ault~ But when tloe two peerles• solo performers roined foocu for the al~too-b<lef fifwle they breothed toaether. In other words, tlaht 8odl tapped thei< feet to lay down the beat lnd t~ lmprov...,hom spoiled out oll oo Nturolfy Oavod Cates' (Breodl " If" sou~ hk'• well·hewned jou sandord m IU now aulle. The tflthu•i•sm spilled over to -s~t Pe1nuU." #Sweet Ceotsia Brownu and Benn't' Coodman'> "8rt1kf.. t feud." Ewn the people In the town felt tl>e rumbiU>CJ. " We call this dlaloaue: mu>icol con,..»tion between mu>iclam and hopefully between tho lnstrumef'U." OKaf explained btfote the dUet ·~ment. And how. " -lnvld A. Comstock conccct10n of one..,~ from funky_., Swelt;,. SUfVIVIt. h.Md J./ftlfeJ. IUJ_ ~r aiM'. Add to thos nqurriWiy • ~ One could 10 on lnd on about her one punch dtl-v toned "' """""' rudy to elfl)lode Into blona>., oneS onyone wbo """"' "T ,.hi." C.VIoo C.metrs "C.Vibbean s..r..~ ·•s....nt~o,• • t Could Wtite I Booct,• 0< the whortwlod " My favoriU Thinp.. hewd rfl&t.. What ace.,.,_,.. this Is the ,....., body lonauoae -...ltv ol WO<I<. The facial dtiMty that crio<l the lyric ~- u it left her tips. HIP> chumlna the a ir, turnJna: fn mess.t&ti wkh .,..,, cue Crtmacinc. wlncit~~ K•t ~ b.oNs bendina funluly fn to tl>e tune and u.nbendin1 the worn. . More wom.a/1 tN.n thooo •ho dosp hond In doonted !Tlbute to dat~eownets ~nd JCNP GPe1•.s. or tamps 1n choap shP> and~ bottl., who enteruln bv bekhina lot •n hour, 1n ordtr to prove how >OC,.fly relovonr they k They don't know. 1'.11 Lady B his to do-li whit the ~ lnd care how she Will touch Toni&h~ she lOt t....ched bodL. You look at her oneS know that )a.u Is 10ina to be Ill ,.t\~ - Mict..el f . Hopkins Afte.J: Classes, come on_home to Mother's wc~rcopcn "''u from II am till ~am Monda)' lhrouch Thuroday anoH rorn II om tiU 2., Friday and !ialur· doy. Sundoy. 4 hoiO.ys noon tot am. ' ' ' . - - . ' I' •• · I :• .Y' • It affects your body, your behavior, and your society Piz2a Padour& ~Hi Hlluse LEARN ABOUT THIS HAZARD FROM EXPERTS IN SEVERAL DISIPLIES. IK DISCOUNT o. ._, l)o.ll_,. o..r Qllftt t.ec:t.,--, Flit,. liMI Olect~uloft STUDENT SPECIAIJII , ,.,._,.,,.,., Nowll COS 214-"THE HAZARDS OF NOISE" Dept. of Commurtlcetlon Dlso,.,_ •rtd Sclen~ 137· 7105 '. ............................ ... , __ •-••a......o....-...._ ..... .._..·-~ __ .... ..., .tll. . Wi . . . . ., _ . . . . . . [.D. 700 Tru.lt Bel .biMnt · ISS-4500 BEER • WINE e COCKTAILS �l i!NIAIIMN~ l ' J ! · ' naturally, punk didn't c.a tch or. too well in America. II had to b., cross1)011inated with Britain. wh..re thr economic conditions wert' dismal. and unemployed and frustrated youth ached for S<>m<' vent to th..or anaer. Aft.., the British punk explosoon of· the Sex Postols, Clash. et al proved to be actually profitable, the corporate powers coalesced and consented, and the future of punk rock wa> assured-a dubious fate lndet'd Which bringJ us to Heatwavt' Who would have expected thosl Is thls the voctO<Iou.s moment most punks have been waltina years for, or Is It on fact the most colossal and ultimate fanure for punk rock{ _ • The answer, )lfturally. I~ a qualified one. For one thin&. the demands of punk were virtually un,ttaonable from the >tart The logical resolutoon of the punk dolemm• was to doe, and that's too hoavy a trip for most people I know Sod Vicious paod the proct' for all of us, on the end The sordid coocumstances surroundlns hos death were filtongly mediocre and unherooc He doed the death of a punk, on the full ~•nu• of the word Junkoe m~o.ud~rer d1~s 1n the gutter It was hardh the sacred martyrdom of a rmu or Jan•s If punk was ong~nally a~olute and utreme. ot had to be The reactoon had to be one so strong as to be urodenoable. And after Vlcoous' wmboloc death. the punk~ must have rearoupt'd and reconsodored the whole thong. The uatement had l>..t'n made Now was the time to use from tht' ·~he~ and reach for arutneu-to produce music worthy of the Jli- Ill "' ..f ucr•t•ce .A her the t1rS1 comprotltiSe. the rest New Wav(' muJ•C l.s ar~dually being assimilated Into our c.ame easter. muslul culture~ The Heatwave reuovol os the l>..<t e.ample we've had V<'t Foftv·thousand punks! I mean. we •II can' t be punks. roahtl Sttll. it's 11ood to have a firm anto·soclal bent, that'~ •lwavs been an essential \..'4\~ ~~~·--. "' ._.. . "~"~' ,!10,......,_.,.... "":,.-"' o\OOI~... fOO'· ott ~coo """' lnaredlent to areal rock 1n' rull, and one that had been mlsslna for quite a time ~>..fare thr punks brouaht it back with bllndlna venceance. So .score one fO< N..w Wave. The return of rel>..lllon {in this case, not rebelloon aaainJt the older aeneratlon. but against the present generation, and the mildewed leg_acy .A Woodstock]. l'he first real band to play the feHoval was Toronto'• Teenage Head . They are a band with a brlaht future and are currently tilt' band of faVO< in the Metro city. lead sinaer Fr.tnkle Venom. resembling a youna lou Reed. both vocally and a ppearancewise, strode on>tage with the rest of the band, and the predomonantly Canadian audience became excited, abandon ina-its sleeplna baas and swarmon11 the stage on droves " Nice day f01 a party, osn't ill" Venom sneered. as he led the croup into an e>eotong set of sonas. taken mostly from the recent album, frantic City. Including "Wild One," "L,et's Shake," and a comparatively raunchv versoon of "Brand New Cadillac" Actually. raunchy ot'only a relative term Teenage Head played lean, fast rocL, albeot somewhat tonged by r~s1dual heavy metal influcmc~s This IS perhaps fourth_.J!!!~eratoon New Wave. a unique ~doan distollatoon, but "ill packong a good kick lhP Rumour was next. mtnos Graham Parker Aged veteran> of the late t960s Brotosh pub·rock kene, they plaved an efficoent of somewhat undostonguoJhed set of old favorotes. oncludlna " Rubl>..r Sand Man.' and " Just Another Whostle-Stop " The Rumour clearly lacked the Incendia ry pre'spncc of Graham Park~r Next was Rockplfe, with whoz· guotarost Dave Edmunds and Nock lowe, of Stiff Records fame on bus guitar "I guess you could uv ihat we feel ancoent here, loke John Sebastoan," Nock lowe told the audience cryptically. But if l owe felt like an ancient, he played with the new·found ontensity of a be-zltted 17 year-old aaraae-bander. Rockpile was excellent toaht, purposeful and reeking of teen pathos, mixong recent sons~ like ' 'Switchboard Susan," " And So it Coe•," and "They Called It Rock," with oldies like " Fine, f ine, Fine.'' Thty t'ven d'rd Elvis Costello's "Cirf's hlk." which Lowe auured was the deftntttve rendition " Elvis mi&ht do this later, but ours os really the l>..st version.'' ~aid Nick, pointedly negleclina to mention linda RoMtadt'• Interpretation. The bands were getting better and better as the afternoon proares~ Holly and th.. it;alians were next. a trio featurong a female vocalist playina Stratocaster with • red. whit. and areen coat of arms dbplayed proudly on her tee--shirt. for an unknown band, the italians made quite a aood impression, and Holly was clurly thankful. " Thanks a real lot' you're very kind," she said after about every other sona. But after the Italians cleared the naae. all monds were set on the la.st four acts. the Pretenders, 8-52's, Talk ina Heads and Elvis Costello. The best was yet to torroe. . TM crowd wu clearly Impatient for tho Pretenders, and it was rewarded with a very fast. loud and visually exciUna set of music I rom the debut album. Pluainc in h..r auitar. Chrissie Hynde led the aroup right into " Prec.i ous," which ~he botched up sliahtly; but the group recovered In fine.fashlon and cranked witll fervor rfs.h t up to the ftnal, "Fuck-offl" Then they launched lnta a kinetic renderina of "The Walt.'' by -Kid," " Brass In Pocket," -.nd "Spoce lnvadt'FS." ''lhls is lOt all the airls who are sick of l>..ina be•t up by the same asshole more than oncel" Chrossie cried botterly into the microphone. then launched Into ''Tatooed love Boys" - her ballad of a woman' s brut.a l abuse. Drummer Martin Chambers manaaed the sona' s complt'X polyrhythms woth abandon, launchlna drumstick after drumstick onto the frenzoed crowd. Then Chrossoe sana an upbeat and committed version of "Stop Your Sobblna." which put this reviewer away. There is somethina renewing and strenathenina about that partlcul•r Kinas tune, especially the way Ms. Hynde de lovers it :::.with cOtnpassoon, but tempered with determination and backbone. TM Pretenders were tust fine, rockina inte11sely when the time called for it. but dbplaying poise and feelina in tile slower sonas. The Pretenders is a band of many moods, not jun the straiaht·ahead •nser of pure punk. But it clearly owe< a debt to the early punk.s lok<' the Postols and Clash in the honesty of ors messaae. It won' t lit' to you. and even the softer, more reflective songs are free of thj' simpering splnelessness that has plaaued groups since the 8eatles broke up. This os the real thlna \ Movlnc wAva Now, the hard-core dancers were waitlne fO< the 8-S2' s. As the sounds of cosmic rays and assorted stellar PMnomenon filtered over the empty staae, th.. .cr-d t...aan cheerina. and the 8-52's walked on. Kate and Cindy in th..ir -bouffant hairdos, Fred Schneider extendina the antenna on his walkie-talkie. bonae> drums �i ,.! .. f f i bewilderment and confusion. and hiS one song of hope, ' 'What's So funn y About Peace, love and Undemandongl" But he >P"wttd and the aud1ence's hoarse cnes, the Heads sp't with ~uch vehemence. distorting didn't come back The applause tempo and vooce, and played woth such unbrodled anger that the result fiMlly di~d down to a disaruntled silence, but then the thought crossed was oddly one of emptoneu Full ol fury, socnofylns nothong Almo>l We our mands ElVI) wat n~xt can stoll empathlle, woth his pathos. but after the Talkona Heads' bountoful What'd I say, Rayl Thos was Elvos Costello' s Of'I4IP North and emoloonally uploftona sel, Elvos' rage and confusoon was almost Joke a Am~ocan perfatmance this year, and cold slap In the I ace. a soberona he WM aettona a lot of money for it. return to the punk polemocs that so exl>ectatoons w~re hiah that he began ot all Back to the nark reahtv: would controbute a v~ry good set And he d id The Attractoons were very the brutal truth of the "Coon Squad," the hopele.u ness tn " Ali >On," the tight and responsive, and EIvis sang disorientation of " Mystery Dance." with force and conviction, Sons after Maybe the Talklna Heads gave the song went by; "Accidents Will answer and EIviS Costello asked the Happen," ' 'Watching the Deiectives:' q·u esttons. "I Can't Stand Up for hlling Down," ''The Beat/ 1 "Mystery Dance.'' And on and on. £1vis: haJ written so many Am"" So the Heatwave ft'stlval is history art!Ot sonas th1t we can'l get a very It will take some tome IQLits Impact good perspective on his output Just to be gauced Maybe it hd none at when we think he's finished, he starts all. Rock concerts are hedonistic " You Belona toM~." or HTwo Little aiiAoi"S after all .Maybe we we<e all H1tlers.H and we.,-~ •mazed one~ just havong a aood time It depends, I aga.n guess. on how deeply you ca re to ElviS, the Shakespeare•n fool, the believe on the musoc th1t was traarc puppet, the unrequoted lover. performed The punk rock explosion hos '>Onas of paon and alienatoon. hos songs of ta>cist terror, h1> sona• of was suppol<!d to ch~nge th& world. but .even of ot JUst mad~ us see II a bit differently, that' s olcav. too Hendryx' soulful accompanvons vocals. Then the Talkin& Heads saod goodbyt' •nd dosappeared. Despote - ~ ,.,~\ and chocke..-.quawk paranoid v11ooru were hlah Rumors were corculatong that the Head~ were addona >arne guest arlosU to the usual four~me and the roadie~ on naae were setting up what seemed to II<> an mordinately excessive amount of synthesizer eQuipmtnt. And true to reports, as poundina it wos " Planet Claore." the 8-52' s nebulous, )ames Bond· onflected. but emonently danceable openong number If the elfects the 8-52·s achieve in the studio lose some of their clarity 1n concert. thti 11 more than made up by the e~traordlnary dancina of Cindy Wol~on, and the kinetic guitar playing of Rocky Wilson Everything moves and the crowd move> with it The 8-S2's went throuah some guaranteed favorites, such •~ "606().642," ··Hot Lava.'' " Dance This Mess Around," . along with some unfamiliar music from the new album, Wild Planet , including "Quiche lorraine." " Devil In My Car,'' " Party Out of Bounds·· and the humorous and usque " Strobe u ht. ~ 8 But stoll the crowd would not be appeued, untol Ricky Wilson played the familiar aultll openina of " Rock Lobster,'' which aot everybody boppin· and poaoina as the sun set· over Mosport, a ~trange sight by any stretch of the lmaainatlon. What strange yet familiar music by the B-52's. It could be charaed that it is just a frivolous dance band. But the corny and anachronistic sound strikes a chord in those weaned on episodes of " The Creen Hornet" and Annette Funicello movies And the approach to entertainment IS buoyed by a aentle and biurrely aood-natured humor. Cosmoc art-<OCkl Purveyors of tzuh nostalaial Hell. thev make me move I T1oe Head• ha•e It It was aettona dark by the t ime the Talkin& Hr!ads came on. Each act was Qetter and better, and expectations for David Bryne'• minlmala04itar riffs Chris Frantz, Tina Weymouth, jerry Harrlson and i!yrne carne on>taee they were accompanied by ••·Bowie aultarlst Adroan Belew and vocalist Nona HendryM. formerly of LaBelle. They beaan ommediately with ''Psycho Koller," then followed up with upanded versoons of ·warnong Sign," and " Stay Hunary." More and more mus1cians f1ltered onst-aa~ iU the set went on Soon there were nine musicians 1ammong olona. Buster William~ was added on bass, os well as another keyboard player and a percuJSionost Four of them were blac.k musicians, confirm ina what one journalist wrote about the Talking Heads - their unique brand of new musoc owes more to rhythm and blues funk stylings than the mlnomalist tradition of, say. Steve Reich " We' ve grown quite a bit." remarked a smillna David Byrne, turn ina his head to acknowledge the new members The. upanded Talking Heads wrMt into an earthy soulful rendition of ..Cities.H Then the band played three selections from the newly completed album, givlna the audience a forst look at a areatly matured and expantive Talkin& Heads. It wu a foyful experience, from Byrne' s hauntina Imagery and alienated voice, to the rhythmicall y spruna drumming of Chris Frantz 01nd rock·bouom bau playina of Buster Williams and Tina Weymouth, and the aentle hypnotic sythesizer "'"I textur~s Everybody on staae was smiling and movlna. smllina and movina. jamming away onto the ni&ht, The audience was ecltatic After fomshing the set woth on hysterically ontense version of " life Durtna Wartime;· the Huds came back to encore with "TaJce Me to the River," 1nd this tim~ 0ou it really sounded loke the celebratoon ~ 1.11"£: ~ of a southern baptism. with Nona ::- "..;:..., '*-' •.::::: •e....~~'Wo '~ ....,._.............,..v.v.fA...........--.t.•.-:•.v....,.•.---.w...·.-.v.....w.•.•.•.-.-....,....,,...,..~ ~OJoo..·.......,.v.•.y.•.-.......... - �I Got Lioe __ _ TO U/8 JEWISH STUDENTS .......on-<oiiiM- SIIet's Bull•lo-AujJUJt 9 & My Cod. What had Comstock aotten me lntol 1 •areed to c;ovet the Rosslnaton-Colljns concert as a favor to the Music Edit<>< of The- SpectJum. Arrivlna at She-a's Buffalo just befa<e the openlnc act, 1 find mvsoJI tripped In a larae room with a •luble numbel--of .cream ina lanotks Obviou>Jy, >Omethlna wu very wrona FRIENDS: he<P~aps, Baruchim HaBa'im rNelcome Back) &om B'Nai B'rith Hillel of Buffalo 1.,.t porhops. the headlou mob hod feamod obout the ond of the WO<ld from Walter o'clock. Thot would ..:count loo • lot of the 1\yste<oa IIHtna the theattt. but&> an...-... It lolls I~ short. A mote subtle clue come from the far n&hl CO<Mr ol Shea • where one poor soul arabbod • wave of attenloon throuat>out the '""" by shoutina out pl..dilltllv "tcynvrd. Lvnvrd." tlthal wM whit most o these neaophlhaCI come to hear. they waned their m<>My Jtou lnaton-Gollins iJ moklna • bla effon to nand ap&n from Lynyrd Skynyrd If R-C n~ ony excitement from the crowd, It was sparked by Te<onto. the le acklff bond. The Ro<hester bued band d)d what lint acu are~~ to do. prime the audience. Siflllna self<-ted- from their debut album, lO<Onh> puked the crowd clurina " Loolcln' fe< Trouble." the- tltle uoc,k The band tort tlvou&h nine ..,..., and an tftCO<'f, playlfll tosethe< with .., ':'*'acy uoually a.sociAted woth a to,.«< hbtory. The only ..,. of auditnGo dUploowre come at the ~W ...t or the seloc~~o<>s when le...S ~ Holly Wood >!plied the doH of each numbeT woth a triahopitclted Join Hillel, the UIB Jewah Student U,Pon and.ltraellnformation Center for an OPENING BAR-BE-QUE Sunday, Sqt. 7tlt at 5:30 pm e-n.. _..-· oW lri--.., ,._ a tain-Bar-Be-Q.c at Hillel HoaH, 4fJ c..,. stoct •t•l• ~--- _ _. K .reech. ~it.ably primed. the fans watched as IM_st•a• ""'"'tore""'"" ..~­ built liP the >taae for.R<mlfllton-<ollins. The mob started the lt<>m1" lh<Ht•a• cycle hom lhe (!Dt seloctlon " P<ime Time," and kepe 6p the J>i1U tllrou.hout the show. Slcynyrd fanS' had to walt until the encore lor their momttnt, a twelve minute lmtrume<ital )om of " freebird " Tho Rebel f. . came out fn force for the numbet. leadill&lO a renrwed outbre•k o~criH Ia< " lynyrd" u the cruwd pou!ed out onto Main Street -O.n Holder HILLEL HIGH HOLY DAY SCHEDULE Wedneeclay, Sept. lOth 7:30 pm cl: F rid ay, Sep t . 11 cl: 12, 9 :30 am T hurad u TWO LOCA'AONS: Fillmore Room in Squire Hall 170 FiUmore in Ellicott Friday, Sept. 19th at 7 pm - Sat. Sept. 20 at 9:30 am Concludiq Service at 6:30 pm at Fillmore Room and Wolclman Theater (Norton Hall) Prtt......,N~ fatcn- Unc/r 5.vn'£-AUJU<I V "This Is dedl~ted to those peol>le who are m&ki"' • buclc at thct."Civltsle Hyndo remarb before " Br&» In Pocket" the Prttenders' TOP -40 hit. Uncle Sam's Is Pil<hd tlaht with swealy It' s .., uncomfortable .,. """ wants it to be. lklt thchordes of fans who hove been turned away from the solck>ut show , would aiOdly fonue bruthlna for , ,... rock and roll. Any "-Y· Cood rock M¥er a1ves a •hlt about comfort-it's built for speed. F·resh from an appearance at the Heatwave Festival, the band appean more comforuble woth the actual hum111 oonUICt oi.Uncle txpense of you ond bodies. s.a.m~s 1ntim1te Jurro,mdin&l-. At He.•tw•ve:. tM.re was ~~ ~ do'-' umottlina about Hynde llnai"' !lie '"'"' • we can do rt. dolt. the p&v'emer>t" while su_...tec! 01 lea>t 10 fHt a - lite c.-.1 and - · ' " 1.by a mon•uo'" areen wall. All they needed w.., a """''with live ollia•t<><s to completo 1M ><«lark> At Uncle Sam's. the- prOJ<imitv ol humanity pushes the band ID "*" h~Jahts. In , respo~u;e to WESTERN NEW YORK'S #1 CLUB TON ITE: FR~~..~~~-~-~~-~-~~..9.R.OSSROADS TOMORROW NlTE:COCK-ROBIN ITE:-BUFFALO -· •• BLUES BROTHERS SUNDAV,, N································· MONDAY NITE:'TALAS' ...................,. .............. TUESDAY NITE:CiossiiOAos ~OPJHKS WEDN ESDAY ..N.i.T"E.:ib~s50<Nioin . .................................. THURSDAY NITE:wvtiiYiieK.: FIGUREs ·: ~------------------- the dtspar-aging reviews of ~~ltan n- tour earlier this vear lncludfn& • >top·in Buffalo. the band II tlaht and Inspired. CultJiriJtJame5 HoneymJn Scott is riaht there olio, oi poclally on everybody'.s favofltt sult11 ~ofo during "T~ WJil " And Chrinio lUll whls~rs ond shouts from the OPf'nlna "Procrous• through the Klnks' "Stop Vour Sobb•na. • " Tattooed love Bovs." and other iOn&' famlllor and not so familiar They play 1 two " " ' ' en~. lncludina "Mystery ~chlev.....,t. • but the crowd hoots and holler> Ia< mote. It nevor CO<Ms. The- crowd un be excwod fO< ots areedJness - the Prete-nden lite ate:U flelclro/Mylum recordir1a anbu, the N~ Eaters. OPI'n the show with a <flourilll. But just when the crowd appears rudy to w1rm up to the ba.ncfs eneraetic Boston rock. the ~r cuts out 15 minutes. It's T Till- ... AU Tltl iiiWT YOU CAll- Will they call themselve• the Y...,Jesl The new Yes- - min..s Jon Ancle<son and Rick Wakemon. and plus Tr.-- HorM ond Bru.n Downs of Krlled the Jtodio StV'I fame - -brinas itS concest~ln·the·found to Memor1al Auditorium o,.. Wednes<ky, ~ember 17th. Ari>ta rocordlna artbu Seatrvef brinas lt Southe-rn rock cum fusion Thur$d.ly, September 1&tll. With the Allman Brothen Band on the upswina ond a strong new Sea Level • lbum a arnerina a ttention. It appear~ that the South ls. aonna do It ag<lin. , • ond aa•ln. 10 Uncle Sam's on ......,._____ lJillli~:l.§SfJ.Jl~~~!.'!..!!'!Lt,~!D FRI.J>CT.14:THE KINKS-BUFF.MEM .AUD. =:...-:...::i~.:=. ~===--===:u~.:.==~ .,=.-: ..__ ..,._._,._..,nm -.....•- ALSO COMING TO BUFFALO FROM HARVEY & CORKV SATURDAY,OCT.4:AClDC · 1= TUESDAY,OCT.28:CHARUE DANIELS Willi IMIU.V Ij IIATQIEf · 011 'fHESE TWO. GREAT CONCERTS BLUE LAOOOfit (RI 2-4-tS-1· 1 0 ' THE MOUNTAIN MEN 2+...· 10 11tl nti HUNTa ,2-4-....10-11'01 MCA recordona artlsu the Iron City House Ro<kon brinp its toulf>edaed rock fftto Sace OM on Thul'>day, September 12th. c~ lo-ably to c..horo Porb< and Bruce Sprif11Steen, theband Is currently In su~ of Its hlcNY"tccloimed S«ond a lbum. ShenaRta ans, a new, active. .,...,lzlna. ..,d fun woy to m.Jtenew friends 11 the University hoppens fricloy, September Sth. hom 3:30 p.m.·S:lO p.m on the field lr1 '-t of OMit H~l on the Main . ·-aim su- c - . compotitM ..... ...... - ......... ..... : •••• • WATCH fOR MORE DETAILS EMPIRE STRIKES BACK 1·3<15-5:30-7:45-10 IPGI The ,_. I I buildinc _ .ive "'~ and friendship •mont.the p;utidpMu by crwtlnc · an~ In whlcllltta,..... can· "'louo Wttbltions, and • have 1 iOod lime wltllo bocoml"' acquainted. And It's all FRE E. "''IJ(. �P":OOK.iAL stfl ~ M ot eh, Careful (C ~plt o f t~le WI ~ qU.,_'"I [)ovt, ~~. hot Jo¥e< '" • cllpood vo•co.. , l'eed' You nted/LutenJI uodtrtYnd th"~"" as if stw'J try.na d~~r~teAy to h.•nd oU ht!r· f~ehn1s of vulne.-llblltv Miry Joutard's Polyrnooc .md Tim McCovHn'.t auirot' l.ltttn•te'v fill tt-l~ ~~~n~ w•th .sl"'flOk~y, fiOtlltniJ chof"dt •nd .-to pauaa~l as tht> lovert •pproach eac.h 011 tho Recor ds) - - - - -- -- --JlY Oovid Comstoc~ Th~ MoLtls' new album 11 visually ' t'ducttvr lhe- uruual CO'Ier painting dtpk iJ A partially r aid man And woman bema ogled by u'v(!n voveumtlc Pvo' The 1nner slet'Vt! 1.s. ~~ oft by • ptCUHe of the bti"Cf'J ftve pau~ of eve-s .sne•~'"• • peik i l you ·~ If throush a tran'om With • kun ctnemtttc senst> born f,om • ormtmrtv to Hoflvwood film cuku;~ eke Mote.J emP'~ you to hJl,.n W1th Y<XI' 4!\'H You un ~l'l'R the l•ten••nflu of the! late. hm Mon•.on ond rhe Doou- •U hlm1 nvd~t..s at UCLA ~'"" to b«omr"' l II ·, Pftm~r bond 1n t~ .\IXl"e-'-~•c~ng •n th. film'c 1ml &erv on C4~t ul It s not surJ)(fsin g th.Jt FtanctJ ford Coppota used ,,,u.tt l')th£tt •nd th~ rl"treiJl tn • iOrt of c ~rnal b.aU~ In · Peoplf!~ Ptaces •nd l hlnas' 01v•.s tt•n;fOrn'l.s :7~:~'e•nCo 4!1 •~ov~~ Vmut •• ~~nd~~ nc®nter ..., h-.: m .t&..lllnt ••• .1n f ! i honwleM McCOvl'tn Dt..IOCtui-h!f lllf! 80 Otdd~ beo1t of " lnvy" Wlih AUit.ar O~Hblir"h lhA~ tPe all lh~ Doors' Robby k r n~aen "DflVJ 1re: 0 K tBut lh• nt&hU Wt"rt.' m.a.dt fOf low:f' tearurt, lou'•'d J ou~nt •l )OUndJn.g syrHhesitc, •nd tM tohtfttna accf! nu of tht sona~, foc•'"K • _. rhvthm• M cCovetf' ~ho t"it.lbli!.hei tumK"If ·~ • rt•l fiA .. h W•Vft K~"«'- Def'SOf'tf•es tht Doou· tf'flu~nce" 8uo ohe Moleb don"o compose , • ..,... abouo lhfOU~JI pi()wef"\ C,..,. ~by"' w tlh 01 hitlft(" l1urd KtnlS 0 1 ipoc•typttC ~thOfU They •re ftrml v rootf'd 1n lhe rom.,nu th.al ttomlrwted Hoii'Y"ftoood ftlmt '" ~ 1~ H~pburn mH.tt Tracy'" a 'A'htrf of tol ub>, ~hon• booth<, tl!>'tock, hoah t.eel>, humed t!ntounten •nd mbty niahtJ. leid vouf1it Marth• Oo~~.v•s ddlw:r.s the lyt~a Wt(h lhe "l!'">•l•v•tv Roc:h"' Bledmo<...,mpored oolo On 1 ftw OCC.t\IOn), how~r thl' ~~~•• succumb lo Hollywood 'hc.l:ness On lhl- mddh funky ·OAn.:.-t-r'" - Uwo ~·nelt~ of( thf lP - D•v''" sm~e~ thl' h''"-neved lyuc\ O•n.ger/ Vom ro... to I ) l•kc '" ~.tr•naet/5o do~~. dod vel so f•r •way wuh •If t~ of • iup•rt> l•adlng lady, av1odlnw th• detachment vf1led cooln~u of Sievlt' Nicks The cutt . r..opp•sh th•t plilue5 the aenre's ll:uer t.1l ~nh such as f{ob•o • l ""c Dilllil, not n,eirly u wettd IJ. lent' lovlch nor " Whosr Pwbl@n'f ill so f•lls v•ct1m to , Flwlwood M ~tc •tuu·k Rut when 1~ mu.\•C e:Hch. ~.., •I \O •• cough as Chfiss;, Hynde, porfoy• • bunch o! !loll ott~n d~ C•'eful P'OJH.b mov~ \CeDe' \tOtJ can m~asorH tnto ~ dlslinctiv• "¥0(:al itvte d.oce to .. vocals like • cornered a nima l But the 11redator turns out to be hts own parano1d perceptiOn) In the rave·up "Gorlin a Moga•ine" he \narl' " Re•l hie- vou can have 11/l"ll t•k~ the god on the maga ;une'~ t i punk eth1cs pogo with Huah Hefne, Cr•v Is almost arrosant about hu al•enahon "Money Ch anl'" heryth"'c, '' chosen as t~ outst•nd•na rndependentfV produced "nate of 1979 rn the Village Vooce Crotics Poll merae\ a bot of lamenlable economocs woth a synthe\lt~• hook that recalls Dav1d 8 0Wit!'S •·Heroes •• " Raeline, " 1 SO of power c hords and Charles Wolff' ' muscular drumming. Is p~nc tuated by t he intrusion of a dosheartening busy s•gnal as Gray frantically l roe< IO aet through on lh~ telephon~ "Ra~li ne -Cie•r I he lme/ Raeline- 1 go I lome news YOU'RE INVITED! To A Free Coffeehouse! SUNSHINE HOUS£ lor you/ Ra~hne-Do you hear me c all 1ngl" Gurtarist Rid Prrce manaees to >~destep heavy metal bombast while wleldlna some mlahty ~avv tones throuahout Hu nally lick 1n "Scarl!d Kid" rs a rf'dl t~ethrattler Hu mstrum~ntal " l rea._son," soundong hke the soundtrac k lor • New Wave Western, ktck\ of the album 10 quast~ptc f•sh1on Producer Steve Ullywhue. who by producrna Peter Gabrrel < late>l 10lo album made hom somo sort of on1tant ltsend, maontains a flrst·t•ke rouahness that arves the record a hve 1~1 Tlw only songs that fa ll ftat- " ln the Nraht" and " Sweethearts• - sacrillces dance rhythms to the art· rock pretensoons But it's not enough to tarnosh the most starthns debut by ''" Ame11can band tills year - Da.-.d Coms fock Tile Paydaolou Deputaut u /ooiiq for IIIOriJitwl, ~b irdft'afH ;. . . .rid, ol poatiotu ~.-.. Dqt. AlaU.Utrwtioe & R-.rdt. 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Monday thN S11turday,8 am - 10 pm Sunday 8 1m - 6 pm ~ ! p,..,.,.,.,,. would p10dute uther bt~ndt wtth roots 1n th Silve-r St rten ThP omnlpre_)tott ol ronnl'f Doott kttrbo<~rdllt Kav M.inu.rek tn the lhtivin& l A New Much has been made of t he faet that the Ora ons haol from lltlanta. the city tha t also 'pawned the 8 ·52• But be fore that d istinction moenlflu into a d11cussron ol the lltlanta Sound (which " nearly a s ltrvotous a1 sayrng that Robrn Lane, the Can, and llerosmoth connotute the Bosstown Sound). ot becomes evodent that the Bra1ns· dosllnctove w.und o we> more to New York City than It dO<!.! to the N•w South 1m agone a hybrid of the Ramones' hellbent roocklna and the Talk1ng Head> art·roc k eccentricities. It's volatile. lead vocalist, k eyboardlsl and c h1el sons wmer Tom Gray novogatl!> with h is nerve end1nas fu ll y exposed Like the Heads' David Ovme he SPII> out 2 3 Ched.tnJ. hf• ,,.flectot tn • Cht-Yrolet/Ht ponder) ~ •f luc... m•th.l ao •II the w~v So ••l•n' lury by "' ~~ hond/fhtY >ltp bt>hond t"" m•a..~ tt.ond llh tt .. lhe ' '&he ol•cf Me'attwh.le. thto biand chumt. w•th • Iouth of I~ Pure m•soc The MocdJ Art •ndef'd • rod.108 dJnce b;and. 1 ~ c~ualky neceua1y for survhtal '" then Nt.ow- W•"''-" thfJ' Coot~ '' Th~ fnd" '" ApocoJiyp)f Now-thetr n•ustc .1lwdyt hM l~nt lb ell to a more vhuaf lntcrpret.~t loo In even leu \UI'ptrSing th,u L 1\ Br•ins, Tile 8rams.(M.,rcury Rtcords) l a;; f• .o r-- BURGE.J -, II KING II l lkly any andwic:h llld get a I I FREf oniw 11f fries, with thh I I coupon • good on1y at I I I I 3640 IIAJN ST. I -----------· �re co rds Chick Coru f~aturina Lionel Hampton (Chalroscuro Emotional impact h .. been !M stronant ally o f both jau ~fo<rner and a udieoces. This pflftdple. btouaht throuah its 1otteal Pf01reJJion, hu produc~ Edlectk Jan who;t composen and muskl.ins m.ttnt.in that ins'lead of •nt~teuna I1MS they are pl.tym& emot!OO' such ., feor 01 raae, On ell,. ~bum. Chtek Cor~a follow, the~ ,,.t eria to des.plav fine artiStK seruilrv•tv 11\ Hl)lndtna the ec::lect.c spectrum When • meerina occurs it un lnYolte coolhc l of c()Ot)era lion. feud of harmony. These aspects ~ore wetl rtpte:Jfllted '" che t·v ne "Convera tHu~rt Laws, on ptecoto, begins and encb the P~• w tth a con.scantv detic•te syncopation. c.onnotatin • tranQutl lmmf'r5ion into n1ture Department of Thewe and Dance E'RIC BENTLEY THEATRE 414: " CABARET" A workshop for students who will select. develop, and perform revue material at . the · newly remodeled Center Theatre Cabaret. Thur. 2-4:30pm THEATRE 486: " Brecht" A seminar to explore the wor;ks of Ger· man playwright Bertolt Brecht. recom· mended for students of theatre. language. and literature . Thu r . which I> enhanced by One Hooand's wperb bou r01ponse. yel threatened by a subtle poano riff by Cor., Conflitl l> suagesttd when a raspy trumpet, played by Woody Show. lntermln e:ntlv Invades the trio. As Jack O~lohnelt~ :nters on dtum~, the instrument.ll$, merge and the ca lm diuolvt~ Frlctlon emerae.s betwe.e.n the horn and '"u to d~velop a sense of mec•niutlon which build to tncludc.o 11 dtsputt w•th the ot!&tnal nature theme Thtse two mus•c•l seWnas battle tl out unul, as the- ptecet~cludti. .the-r* 1J. a short bass rtpou~ Jnd t~ ~a•nntn& peaceful melody ori,.. dte voctO<. Althouah lht strona drum presence has been rtplottd by toone I H&tOpton•J vdjr. Corea·s rendition or .. OaMt~' maintatns the hypnotoc efftct oncU.oty intended by ots compostf McCC!\1 Tyner. T~ntr sold of lht tune. ~After I'd WJitttn ot it ;oundtd lo hke • lund of Ametk.a n lndJ.&n danu It e'¥~ed rttual and 1r1nce-like ,.,,tOn Stitt"$ •• H1mpton ts m.trvelous and e.:preue:s hu exuberance verbally a1 musically. "Hey-ell. yeah." ht croes os tht ttnS'9f' builds betwttn his ltAd and tht ·rhvthm sectiOn whoch Includes tawrenco Burgan on ~u. Don tamon on drum• ~nd CortA on plano Hi.J outburst become mofe fr~ue:nt as t~ tune proamsses When th~ mu\iC n op5, the musicians remain lauahiria and chtlttering amona ..ett " thtt-mlelves. ... ~ere. Is a broad pretentatfon of emotions on ~hi• album, but the pr;mery lee-Una is one of joy Jn thf' ~btl l ty to upreu Thls music encour•aes. "aU who patt1ke to scrutlnlz:•. Javor • nd smll~ ... -t..aurre Cross McCoy Tyner, Horizon, {Milttlon~) !;rntr~'u i;trlntu 3999 MAPLE ROAD Ovt r th• vtan. McCO\'" Tvntr has developtd 1 trldthon of hnt albums I can't tllonk of a b<od Tyntr album allhouah I con thonlt of o couple by Corta. Honc:oclt and Jo~u Ewn Imitation Tynet albums have c01ne off sounding good. ltJten to Zbtanl<lW Stifert's "Man of lht Licht" (~ICaltd 10 Tynet) on MPS It wos 1 Tyntr omitotion w ith vlolon and it seems. oo facl 10 h ..t po~kt~ lht sound of this new a lbum where Downbeat critics poll winn~r John Blake os added lo lvner'J aroup on violin. Tyner h.u conquer ~ Americ•n music. and ofl~n times sound• mO<e African than Abdullah (Dollar Brand) Ibrahim Now. with the addition of vi.ol1n, h11 sound takes on an or1enlJil c harJcten.stic: as an t xpcnsive nrw Horizon. The title tune resembles the ..Man or the Ueht" sessions, featuring a~.~Ualos' own Joe Ford on an excellent soprano sa.- solo. It kteps. your fee l ond btaln dancing. "Woman o f Tommorow" wrltltn by Blake, Is a showcase for his violin. "Mothtrland ... olso by Balke.,ftaturt1 an ln1rlca1e bw line and McCoy's exotic arpogalos and tlltina plano lin01. Bas> player ChorleJ fombrou&h penn~ "One FO< Hono(' recallin1 the Afucan sonoutiH of violinst Mic.h•tl White's COtnpolttions .. lust F~lina' .. is lht olloer Tyner corni>O'tlon 1nd showcases Ceora• Ad1ms on tenor. HOtilOA 1dd.s another dirMt.ion rot Tv~ whk:h he- shows he un handle v~ aptly. Yfl be soprl>td of ht ..., ceu Into onvthlna ht con'l handle -Boll Seeder Motk SoMU.. Rhvchm V'dion, ~reotla• ~UTS.POTATO SJ(JNS.JUKEBOX Informal Atmosphere · LOUNGE OPENS A"f 3 PM BOULEVARD MALL· Next to Cinemas A c rut short of lht suc"cas #Of modtll\ popular Jan aroups lrke Spyro Cv<o. Co ld~A. Seawind and other> Is ouributable to thtlr use of Utln ptrcunlon a nd thvthms. To Mark Soslrln. these mythm.s bltnd with his composition•.•~- naturally leadin1 me to think he's had a love 1ffalr with these sounds ln hos posl In !his sen~. I suppos e Soskin h.,, as the tllle of thi$ new 1lbum lndlules. a Rhythm Vision. As a piani>l. Soikin can sound like many of hi> conttmporaries. Tht openina cui. "Colossus," could have beon rec~ by the )elf lotber Fusion It's all there. the naccato poano chords underscO<e a c.a refully refln~ su line, while tht om~ iprOHenl bau and drum patltms funk JC>me counterpoint. Oro "Wolk Toll' (1 loe Zawlnul composition) tht Hancock Influence opptors lln oddltion 10 tht f)fOHnce of formw He&dhunttn Bennie Maupin on r~s and Hor.ey ~ on drums) with • Fender ~ solo esblbitlroa some of Htrble's cr~artu. ~ tune Also owes some of its JOUnd to toe Sample and lht Clufaden u does "That's Whot friends Ale fo(' on side . - . ''Mami»Mio" clvft Soslrln lht ~uooty to flash ;orne McCoy Tvntr t~. flvlroa """r !M byboanl with JPtlnfs on his fin..,.._ Soslrln becOIMS Soslrln only on JOint of tho more Latlnit~ numbers Jiko ~c.,ibbeon Patty Stomp~ and " Bolln&J." On these he roni'et throuch u a wen!M player and · The •lbum IJ acct1Jible and plusin" It may brine mO<e fans into " the lnfluentl&l clrdt of rol Jau. Tht rl>ythms ano what mal<e it aceet~lblo. y..,. - i t was ~ rl>ythou lilac broucht - ' •' m Jan. lt_..bet "tt don' t noun a tNna If It aln' tc« that swtnp" Teday ~ to " l t -'t mhn • whole~ot. if that funk. aotl" Irs on In' the be«t. _ Betec*M It...,,,tl!at'•....., sm �PKVDKjAL.stH[)l.. we c•n do wtwt *"f Me (b+bop) •nd at rtw ume htne appe•l to • lo& of P't!'OPie • Manhattan· Transfer In a time warp· ~ \11r..- '""'•'""" mm>bon of MT "' •• muste• ldl.te,s!_IOnS. _:::; ~ put'lut Oln~~;·t i' ~time •dd•na ' wefl..,ou~ b.tfanc~ to tM lfOYP s repenOilt Jan.., S~otat-1 o .tnothet bto-bopper yet tht- •bo dt~•mt o( bema «hfo f1rst inreta•l•"'"- tUL •nd blue\. <+nge, Ouw•• t~ b.md ' lutv llth perform•nce dt thf' now cl~d Me-lodv Tr ansferring nostalgia f••r •n lofto~wand• ttk beiU!d her ~~v - - - - - - - - - " Y Bill Ben cker ~u we no 1 wtwr•• w~ · ,,. at • t'~hlhttt>d on rht \IOC.alfo)~ ~.~~,,on ot Weather Reputl ~ thtome. Btrdland' th~ popul11 ..,,.nrur~ froru th~·r rt-Cfnt • Is ··new wavt"'' r~illy iU.U 41!\0th._., ;trttn 0 1 ~WJtalaJai (.l•r1.tlnlv · new ~ov."erJ " Reyno ld\' t AO makf' no botll"" 111bout bouow•na much o; thf>•l 'f''-P'r•hon from t'Arlv Am~rt(dn roc~t·u of tho )111 •nd I nwlond > mod 'OC"t"n of rht • .,~-. bCk fhf.\1 u.se tt\r umpl~r dvwd uruct u•~'). ••ll'o"f"f lyttu m~t To bteok that lme8t tt.ev·v• •doptod '•" 11au•d v•,~ty ;how tvpe JH!rionnan<:e htmffat to thett lour wtto~ m.n~ktue1o on C B~ •n Avlu"'t 75 I Tkt-v •I~ wur cOftiUine\ from 1~ ( •b•~t •nd the: luturf' l \U.•ns,om LP 1ft thr-•t meilt •nd p0.,\0 •rrJnet>mfflh dnd ._...,..n tht• dr~ <~nd n'H1nnemrtu of ltl(e H•'' OU<kfv Holly •nd the 8e•tl"-' 0..>P•I• oil t~ \P ~'nu~ Cpft~ 4nd ~v~n the tact lhat m"ny nt•w b,.nd, 4uvt"• IA.AIJ•' hJ~ from Chi\. ..," tht VQiJIIiWf f.tn l , .. (U\E to ,..1.(>~ th .. movt•nttonl 4\ no~t.tl~+c:t for thetn .alt tht\ ,,. br•rld r•••"" 111tut1 Thev rr> not r{'lt:indlm.c .->ld nwmo,.,,,, but r•the. l•vm~ futurf" onr\ A.lth,JuHh o ~rou~ l•ktt Mdnhattan I tiin$1t.·• h.-< oill't\Oiuttolv reo connt.'ettOtl wtth ntw w.1v• (othttr thAn the l.tct thf::v. Itke tht' rt-\t of u~. ltvc- •n dw \.am~ '')a< e-llmt! lramt:l tht'v urlfttf e-;j;rnt•all~ tht~ ""mf' •raumrnt to d•uvow ~ny conneu.on ...,..,,h no\r•la•• Tht-tr ''"'•'"'~'¥ "'OUng AU:dtf'nc~ " .,~fi1G band not t•ktndllna memouM of 1ht- ar.d t•ptor~n< .na ~~~ lt"ch.-.tquet ""to(h o1 b<tddrop of modt-m n'h~ "•t fm ~~ hht 11rne f tm Hau)tl, who a~pe•rt*d to hav(' th~ nhgtn•l ~ ... tor tht- ~r-oup b1:1clt '" 72.. dt-nttrl h;tvtn• evtt rourtfil a oo~ralt~tt tm<'Rf) " We nt"v(•r w•r1tt.-d to b~ looked uoon thai WoW fhlt Wl1\ ~Omt:•th • nt~lh~~ • tnd r)f got Ia •d on u' by '"'t' '''"' the pr~u when "'Ame ovt bt!'Cotu.>e we wore )wf(ta. 1-tu d1~ whe:n ~htne\ nol aJI of 11 But IQ\ some- re-.uon that IUSI '--1nd ol JIUdt Sof~e lf~ \1~ h.ard Open 6 davs a week. Ctl New fer ReuiW!ittis 4S7-9680 l1m npl1med 1M ttUpK4UOn Coo Coo U '-"mf' otbnut ,.., ctn lck• t h.td ~IWiV'- W.tt'ltfd te> do \Ofnelhtnl thAt Wi) tnvolv«< on oln ,.1tt.t.ron•t le\oel th•t wa_, lhe Stb. I thiMk ' fot of jiU mu~1C1~n" wtonl bt:vond tht-H dud+o&nc• .:tnd rh,t's wlwre the mau popultutl¥ dt"Cimed It dert¥attve ot the C.ttm•n .r acot .teCH)tb1e fCH a "''~' m•rkrt Thai wa,., Rohors " trom tM l'ltntt Clai... , Voa'..., -'"""tftv"' •!dine. ... anc1 noatatoi• • dd _, 10 • ·~ ._,. 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Afttor ~h.lt tM\ U IJ progf'd•u"V• 1o111 1n now ro do we dkl wa) !i ~ounds tht:-rr'\ ., gr,.t\14-'t poput.wty rl)f Jill ttw m•tt~rtal 3 i i ~educ•o' Who~·· Shf\' \ .. ,," fU.. , wetting ht-r ft~~t Wt>l a\ an "'flurnt~ on lht krOUp 4 uopped d.anctna ro '' " bC'C.imt" "' • seo'-e••uhvthmtcal E Clwryl 8t.•ntynr ~~ • formt~r •olo ""l'"t who ,O!nt.od thf' aroup '"' MiJV 79 She emph.. ,.,.,. thtt• "rO\)"O"P' .aopro.tch to bo.-bop l horo • • theory • •O<Ind h ~a.nlv U•H""t ihow W,)\tt.'f\, Oto~() But bec:.auu• • lol of mu~tt11n1- are playing jdtr rodA\' wuh f'h'(lhmt that are VerY d t'"Ct"\Stbft" h11 th~ n'13h Jtrt)lbil•t~. 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But ulc<rl, or thdr 1ymptonu, v< lltllncrwing problem for younapeoplt tvl:I'Ywheort ln the- couotr)'. In 1968, Slatisile& irom the N"adonal Health Survey recorded 0.9 per thousand wcidmces of "omaeh and duodenal ulccn in Uto>c under 17. By 1975, thoc lisurc had j umn«Jto 1,2 pu Lhou..,ul then up to l.l ut 1978, a«ardlna to pr<tJrninary d11a for tbll year. UlCCfJ a,rt only OnC" barometer sugae:sting that an nuirt amtrllioo ma)' be IUt'CWnblo& IO adult ~Untue> )11$1 bwnt it •hould IN: II the ptak Of youthful fitness. Other ~. bkt hypert<ruion lllld illthntiJ ate alto tu..mina up in chikhtn and ctma&en: • Til< illdd-. of atthrltn in lhc ll!ldtr 17 lf'>UP wu 1c:u than on< pet lhou..,d tn 1969, tbc: Naoonll H<ellh Suf'Oey >ho-..ed. By 1976 thu ra~c bad tripled. The Nilionol Mhritu Foundaiion tsllrnll., that thttc arc now 2SO,OOO <hfldrut with th< eli......,. Prof.uor Thoma Gliltlrt1 of lht U.U•tnt•Y of Mt<htpn found tvldc:na: or hi&h blood P<<SSure, hi&h cholestrol, obctity and 011\cr cooditions 11510<Wlcd with adult ht:W1 dlsas< on almoot half or the <icrntntllf)' ldlool studmu It< had lUted •lnce 1975. Similar findtod wtr< reponed In the BoJaluu (LI.) Hun Study In 1979. Hypcnc:nJtOn dis.eues 1n the under 11group went from les• than one ptr thousand in 1974 and 1976Jo 2.1 ptr thoii.Wld In the 197R d;uo, occordlna tn the National Ctnl.r rnr H<Aith Statlllk~. lnterts:tinab. ulcers, hypcrctruion and anlu ma a.re all includdl ln whal doctofi ca.U "P!i)f(hc»omlluc d~&casc.s." "Ptyc:holog;ical $UC:SS develop~ b«ause or unusual lire: pressures and your individual -5Cnshh'llia." op!aiM Or. Donald Oktnofth< UJ)StAteMtdical Ccnwln Sync:UK, N.Y. "You read wfl.h • panlculat emoti<ln and lh11 cm01ional aar• affcc:u cn11in bodf 01 pns more than others, If lh< O<&llll iJ a vulottable one and lbe <liCU IOC$ On lltld 0~, C\'cntUally fl wiJJ b<caJc dO..ll , Thc<t jOU d<"'dop I d1Sc:a.Se•• ...... u... ~pcrio4 If·~ to pt<»Ure it the triuer "bich can.., off illnct><S.thc yow>& ptapk of 1910 on >wrOIIIIdc<l by loodcd pisloiJ. Hi&h dlvotct rates bavc left llll nltmlled 20 million with childun tmd<t t.hc or 18 in brol<tn rami~cs. •&• DlmlniOhlna job and educational opponuoitla caoiN: fnutratina and promote pessimistic vl<'f's or the rutu.rc. Abo. chanac '" our mobllc: Phone: 832·2263 Free- Free-Free Clllc:ken Dinner at Sweet Home United Methodist ChurCh (across from sweet Home High School. near Amherst Campus). To be held on Sunday. September 14th, at 5:00pm Rearvatlons needed. cau 832·2263, Ieaiie messaoe. Bible Study ~~nday, Squore 318. Bnng Bible and lunch l.rd by Chaptam Programs Free Dinner.; and Programs each Sunday at tile Wesley Foundation House. Sunday, Sept. Z1 5:30p.m. Free Dinner and Program- "Rape and Rape Prevention" Sunday . Sept. Z8 5,30 P..m . free Dinner and Program -'·Hypnosis" Sunday. Oct. S 5:30p.m. Wine and Cheese Parry-You Dring the wone and we supply tile ct1eese. Place: Charles Gravis home. ?9 CaiiOdtne, Amherst Sunday. Oct. 12 Free Dinner and Program- " Nuclear Safety'' (Possible tour of nuclear stte on UB.) SuR4ay. ~19 5 :30p.m . Free Dinner and Program. Rev Paul Womack. ·"The Wrath of God or The Gr.lce Of God" Sunday. Oct. 26 4:00 p,m Sl<atlng Party. Meet at Umversny liM Cllul'l:l1 socm:y occurs conatanlly. and pre:KnU an array of bre.uylc: lt)d vaJuc Call John Kamaras 832-2263 for reservations and/or details. i:hol<l!li which CAll IN: ovuwbtlmina to toenosen air tidy c:cJ><ricndna lire's rnoSI unliable P<riod. f'&mily problem" ate thr "mil]or faa or ln adoleKtnl suus," 51.)'1 Dr. CAthy McDonald, dirc<:tor or lh< Adolesc<nt Progr&l!) It Cbiltlr<o'l Ho•pit•l in S.n Ft&nCIICO, noon (12:00) at F~Jhts Wilh bcr divorced -r.QI\Itn!Wd01tP40'1 mothtt'l boyfriend ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; '"- I Dept. of Philosophy . The Office of Admiuion• and Rec:orch Announces: Course Correctioua ~ Law ana Responsibility-Phil 340 no. 427083 ~ Tb. 11;00 a.m., Non;on 2U " ' t New Section Law and Morality-Phil 239 no. 032496 MWF. 12:00 p.m.. Baldy 117 New Offerings l ) Drop/Add: Regi.tered 1tudenr. may drop or add coane• to tlteir Fall 1980 •chedafe• at 240 Squire HaU (MSC) or 200 Fronc:zd Hall (AC) accordin11 to the followin6 telteclale: lnt.roduction to Orieatal Tbougbt-Phil 152 110. 427248 '1'11 Tb.12:30 p.m. Dief 4 l ntroductioo to Philoaophy of Religion-Phil 212 DO. 427185 MWF, 1:00 p.m.. Cepeo 268 9 9 9 9 Sept 2-4 5 8·12 l S.l9 ' am - 8:30pm am - 4:30pm am. 6:30pm am . 6:30pm Over 100 Top Varieties of Subs Studenb are requated to update their local and pennanent mailing addrUHI at the regUtTafion ate•. Home of the 3-8 Foot Party Sub Full Dinner M enu Popular Beers &. Wines . ute Nlaht Specials Open Mon·S.n t 1 am~Midnl$ht Sun 3pm-Midnlgllt l(e Aloo Cater To Veactarim Tates!!! c.au 1)4-1919 ----------y--~------· ~ • 10~ oH I A Mdlct of ....... L a I I I I I i I • i loo4 . . . - Offer V.alld Anytime Mon·Thurs. with coupon e •plrHDec, Sl. 1980 p~tc~oer or Mlc.IMiott tor I 9, 30 to Clo~f>S With c.oupon I I I Offer~·:)' from I I upi~.. DK. 3 1, 1980 f. 1-------------~-----J ... • ..... u •••• 4 .t ••• f 2) L.D. CArd•: Regittercd •tudentl may acqrrirw LD. CArd. at Diefendorf Annex, Room 2, M011d<ty thra TJumd4)' bet~Hen the hoan of l pm • 7:30pm anril Sept. lB. 3) LD. Cml Vilidation: R~tered audena poa...U. LD. CArd. nta)' ha11e tltcm llGlidated for the FaU 1980 •muter at an)' drop/add ate. ~~~lrt!:t:H.'--UUAI.u.AJo:J..MY~ ................-.• • • I . .... . . . . . . . , ; . ; .. ;;::"""'·::::::..:..--:.:.:.:.:!::::::::.~: ........................... ---1. f ~ �---....-.... .... •• • I rta*tiou tta-e IAJtltutio u The - i •~ by the llowd of :t Rqeou in Apil 19t0 t..t woo'l ~ be pul iDIO e((cct IUltiJ si ·.~bcr I, 1981 IICCOfdiq to ! ~ £ ~-­ -......-Ia Traclwtll of the New York SUIIe Hither &location S ervices Corporation (NYSHESC). The <ldaycd date "' wu chn~ 10 tbat schools will ~ have time to develop required staodarda of lleldcmlc proareas aod lofonn 11udenti or the new requiremcnu. Ooee the reaut.Uooa are finlllled, pouibly ow week, the Selle &IIIC8lion Department (SED) will beain to bold worUbopa with penoond from all the University ceotm. These sessions will fiii'IIU&riu the J ! wlt b tile new reaulalfons so tba t tbe ~ 1M7 submit their p rop OJed standa r ds of "~alisfac:tory academic PTOIJ'"!'" to the SBD by Jamsary I, 1981. No lnltitutloo may certify a student for a Call 1981 award uoleu It's proQOsal hu received the approval of the Commissioner of Bduc:allon, Oolrdon Aolbolcb. " At th e p r esent tbil University's TAP criteria c:onsisll o r full-time ltatus aod , aood academic atandio&," maintained Scudent Aeeounu Director, Clifford Wilson. • • H owever," be added, "ac:adcmlc stan dina bas always been to ambiauous to enforc;e. 1'1111-dalc -~~~~ is buieally c:red.iu in each t.er1D of th~ third reqlliRmetU ." The sr.aodarch ~ 1101 to be tiled by a year and suceeedln& years. Wiboo affltlDed that 11 udems The SED willaeocrallY aa:epl Unlvenity for any~ reason ~been claUed stau rmandaJ arades A throQ&h F md any than to determine srudent &ll.islaoce in the past for not arade wbic:b sbows that the dicibility for Scate awards. Scudent Auociuioa or the c:arryi111 the required 12 ered.it 1tudent bas auended the course bour load. but .said very few for the entire semester and State Univcrsi!J (SASU) students bave had their TAP completed all necessary President, Jim Seem explained mOIIIh rialrt DOW.'' awards taken away for poor wianmenu. Accbrdina to • .,..led . a completion of the next term or as araduate student. When the reaulations become study." Grada illdicating withdrawal effective In the fall or 1981, they c:annot be counted toward will aot be retroactive for mea.ioa the "program pursuiJ continuio& Sludeou. full-time cour~ load. The perc:eotaae inCI'eiUOI from six cudlt boun in eaclucrm of the r... year. to nine in ead! term of the second year, to twdve ' Diseases. ---- We're OPEN Rain or Shine prompted Sandra Johnson to n>O'« away from the famlly tll'ld Into an aunt's apanmmt. O.anaealoo a<:teduan earUer ttressor for Sandra when her f&Jnlly relocated from a small aouthern city in California. a real draa:· she recaJis. ' Dr. Edward J. StAinbrook, professor ernerit~a of human behlvlor or the University of Southern California School of Medic:ine, cites the amount or ' chanae in Out society U a ~oreootriburor to disease. "People are 10i01 throuah many or these cycles or ltreu rather than aolna throuah them oeeuionally," he~· "With a f<W chanaes,there'l nor ao m~.~eh mess, but it '• the frequency thtt's bard on the body." Many of the ......... we now race arc noy only frequall, but often relenllesl. 0ne onaoina RTGI fll<lor-noioc- u th• prime uat~~ple. In • Los Anad.. ltudy,llb< blood prusures or children -~ ..,.. weut to school ocar the lntemtalonal llirport were oom.iored 10 those or dtlldreo from quiet oms. Tho airport childrca faced wane than their peen from leu noisy ...... H~ researchcn bavc disoovered limilar rc:subJ in t<St "It,.., EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 7:~ AM to 6 P._.,M =--- - - ·----·-----&<. 2500 WALD£1 AVE., CHEEKTOWAGA animals. Trutradoll In youna I)CIOl)k. llle 1<n1e of control in uituation u also irnponatJt . Dr. Sheldon Cohen, assodate pro(....,, at the Uoivcrilly oro...,.,.,, noted to the Loo Anaeles tl11>0rt 11udy that "children who didn't control their outcomes- no!,. leveis-•howed hdples.sn<SI, low motlvatioo and they tended to alve up on dtrncult tasks. The aroup of people wbo don't Jenerally Conlroltheir outcomes-the in$titulionaliz.ed, pd,soncrs. chlldrcm, and dd"!'~l y JrOUPII-11'0 the moJI ruseeptible to llrtSI ~d Jtr<SI·rclated . . ~. Bvldenee of this IUJC<Pflbillry erneraed in a saudy at USC iin which children lmmobUized In veuu de¥10ioped hiJh blond pressure. Or. J.f . Henry or the USC Medical School adds. "Anybody who aeu frwuated enouJ)'o &<II hlah blood pr...ure." Frustration a>uld eaity KCOW>I for some of the riae in hypatmslon - a tbe youoa-partjcuiMiy .mce the built or American youtb illc:reuinaiY come from the poor. employed, bllck md other minority population. " Health corrdates with sc!o-«ooomk -..a," says Pl'ofcosor Scainbrook. "The lo'Wtf it is, the wonc 'YOU! balth is ill every way. Otb<r lltinas beiDa equal, wben you add JIO"U'Y to all tile other su... faetors, ~~~~·· aolna to be 1110<< "'""· .. In addidon, Or. Suinbonk SQS thai adaprina 10 nuctuwiaa valueseao be espcdally hard oo the youq. ''l'Weaty ,an ..., an atlolaeeet's task was .&imply to break away from the (Uiily and create a onelltiont. ladepmdent Jdl. Thcu be wu to retwn to t!K society tl\at the family had Pf_,.cl him for. ·' ..... .-.lkaer - ,.....,.of . HotpUI JlfOIIMM, 100 , - llaltlal to ~ the problem or str<SI ia 1M :rouaa. AI !be Yoto&b CliDic II Childrat's Hoop;t.. lu San Frandaeo, ::::,.~ to IIMdlt pnuu,..throuab problan-sotvin~ and relwlllon "Wt fit don IIIII t ry to lilltheir optiona," SQS Dr. Oct!\ Dldlch o r the ''WI W&IIIIO . . llleiD to make .a J~ on wbat's iQiaa on ol ..... -... a ,.,...; Moor JOIO dell wltll problal II . WHERE ~. YOU .- & \ ~ FLEA MARKET PRICESI.D • Top C)llrli~y C.,... R-- * WELCOME BACK. Student. cl: Facuity eR-sa.dR., 10% Di.count · w--··~ IUIII'f.un' c:m W'ollt .,... Coepon <M£~At • Bodt R. .. .t Set. • OrNnt411R. . o..;,.- R.. • w..... w.. e ~ (Y. . . . . a... I, 'IQI Got A• Uncle W!Lere Yo~-c~ Get BRAND NEW CLOTHES .WHOLESALE! II Not: Come See Yow Uncle Terry at ......... ,... . . . .. n.-~ICII\'e.'' r~ ~ - WILL FIND EXTRA HEAV Y WEJCHr' .·. c. ..... • ~ ,, .. ~ Fl• C..l'J'Cil)qortraMI) • CARPET REMNANTS . FEATURING of .-ort-...,. ~~~~a .. ~.; REMNilN'I, CI'I,Y ~ ........ alia " How. boaluae or rapid chana•. there's no stable oodety in whloh to ceter. Alld soclecy do. oot Invite enlrii!ICC, It tnakes you foahl for lt." 1ft ....._ ·~ to bandle Uutallilily, oome ,...,_. uae dr.,. and llcollol, wlllch Dr. Stallllltcolt ..,. is a '11&'1 ~-dmlill.. llr. . wkhout .......,. k. A ..,..,.. •IJI!!bes _...;t suicldo, tho tOcood-- of~..,.. ,~ tod,.Y, ~ t'i(ft to rdlllota .,._or ftlu. . "It's ~ to haw _,. tiod or ideolocleal bdlef fYiletll thai ...... !be ,.,..._....,. wbcae ooc ca coofldeotly p~," ht •ys. " The old ldoolclt:J I& oo 1oa1or bolcvallk ••• IIYI's wbyoo IIIIIIY or lhC :roiUII 18111 to !be 'bonHplo' -TileY Geed _...,to bold oo to." A s - aod t.- 111> Ia ..cllcal orn.a. doeton OR . _ alllw'por ~ tor.,_ ~J~~~pt-.sudl u RCUmDt . _ . . ...... ...... - J be the prtllode II) • dlapmdc: tools, Ia - · prclbabiJ for !be..,........ u.a- In at. . that there i& a provision by dqree proaress since the TAP draft document which outlines which Sludents may be aranted program wa.s instituted in 1974. ,h ow the reauJations would be a waiver from completing the implemented, "gra des of neces.~ary perceotaae courses in Waivers Incomplete would only be a fuU·timc load! if surflc:leot A student Is c:on1idered acceptable if automatically cause Is mown. Sach lludent is "PUilllin& a d earee proa;ram" if chanaed tp a standard passin.a allowed one waiver as an be completea a perc:eotqe ofbll or failina gra<le befor~ the uoderaraduate &rid oae waiver -- _ SALESMAN'S SHOWROOM SAMPLES ... ...,....... so-. OFF RETAIL PRICES ~- • �f •i f ~ Bulls get a kick out of new additions ~ 0.. Bo141n- $>o~U£dkw rll'll it .,.. 1M mcu1c ,,......_ Now 111< 'V~ated sw.. b <*dlhta up to lhc - or !lie --"'in 110e00r. Tilt UB So<= tam looks for a ....,. IDIICb impto..d owr 1001 ,...., 6-8 roconl. ' 'We're autiJ1a a lot or tlds we didD' uoed to pt, ' • R!l0<1ed c:oacb Sal fllpooko. •' If we can t«<) .-,one bealt.by and dillble..... Vfrl optimlaic.•• Wortlna our M Rotary Fldd'a prll<l.ltt area. the "!uad Is rutTounded on one lid< by the cycloo< fc:nct and. on the O<hcr. by lhc UB r-batlt.-. p~ avoid ICtl)pina OUt or bound.o on alh<f oiclt. Defense, the: outstandlna (110<1 Of last )W'o t.-, hu bcm <OtlJplimcnted by l>rf<Me. " Spttd . That'• the word.'' dtferucrnan 1Im LaRue lllld. " Loca or •kill too th.IJ yw," Dave Oauss, forward, added, ''Theauys loot btttct than loll year's ream. Tbere'a a lot or cuya *ho look Utt they want to a.,.,. play." Lik< or her UB coacbes, Esposito fccls th&l bt bas ob(alned some hot ltc:nn ovn lhe summer~ l...ead.ina the lis1 Ia transfer C'bris Simon. Th< .,..fredonia u ud<nr ls nred "•err iood" by his -cb and h probably t.IAJed for forward Unt action. Joinins Simon on the line will be freshman Dave Rlcharda. Bcblnd the llril:er line will be halfbacks Martin Orou and Dave Qa,..ood . The Joaltendlna duties ore onC>e qlin Milk Ccltsl<'a rcspon~bilitics. "Junior " Ctl<itt h backed by Ray &kart, who tookl llm• orr lur .....,n from «CCndln& c....... to become the team's teadlna JCOrtr . The BuUt defense has suffered a larJ...u.le chlllJ<. Ed Sorkin. lasr' yw's eo-ca}>lain Wid mai!Ulay or lhc ·~~ Strip" deftDS< hu tploduated, bur has ab.o bcm prom~ a.ssisl ant eoacb . Esposno tliJllalru tho <lw\6<. A )in& thai " We'U be us~ Ed'• apenls. tn defense, and he' ll be ~DI lhc o1hcr teaJM fOf us." ILirtb of a •.at• MO(( of tbt dd<nu ve cxpcriaK:c " with LaRue. Leadin• rbe UB o!Tauc: will b e - - Sc:cct BIYk, Davt Ga..... Dave SUnpltin and Javl<r Bullamantt, Ilona ...;tb EA:tan . Efposito is pleutd with the wbolr ttaftl. ClOIIUIIautna thai ' 'til... gli'ys should be able 10 build a ·~· Noc only for boa!"""' thll yeas, but ,.,.. yeas .. weD ••• WortDuu ba¥0 on even before lodpjlllarted, with 11 leut :ZO , ..... rDGDbcn alrcacly ql>llifyina for the by no* tnditionlltwo mile ND in W>lkl U minuta. The pla)'OIJ art plcucd by the oquad'a perf.,...,..... 10 fc . Blylt CIIXIUD<IIted thai, '"The pcoplec:a:Mhcrt in "'-this year." Eauriaa iu ......,d year at UB is lhc jtllllor vanity I<MI, apia aoad>td by Norm BlUr. The JV'm ,..;u """"..,.m ICC - - - , ; , . . ; lheit OWQ playina lime 00 their OWII tdocduk, WbiJe providiq rht vanity with a back-up raenoe. BlUr Slid, ''Th< JV t...,. is aoiDc alone very wdl. Wt'vt bw1t up lhc orc:bedule from lut yw." Elpoilto add<d that "This II Ill a atp iD the riabl dlro:tion. You caa - lhlnp ~ for us." AD aspect or ,..,..;m,l thll plca.!od the bead coroc!t the most wu the nambrt of local talcn1 oow rnumina to lhc: Bufrllo ...... ~ilo IOid, "I ...., that th... kld.o have dlacovered tltt .,... b jwt aa arc<n bere." Joloa- ... - Early scrimm-a< ICiion piu tlte Bulls qalnu the Uolverlily of Mantbestcr. EnJland tum on Friday, Scpccrnber; l2., 4 p.m., ll Buffalo State's soeeer fitld. Esposito promilcd "a very intcrestlna p.me." allhoutb LaRue expreascd confid<nct In IIWBuUs' ability to bca1 the Yifiiton. Otb<r lntcrtslina fiCI& abo!4 the IOCCU ocbcdule ind~ e possible lppt&r'IDCO in the n<* Synar.e Unlvershy domed lladlum. The mllteb·up is planned for 7:)() p.m. on October u • - ...-. o... a.7, and l!lpnsito <J<preascd lOCI< opllmiJm !IPinst rbt Divblon tJo/IIIKI &1/o ott..,. I school, quipplna, "Maybe we'U surprise lbcrn." Tfte BuUs' main faaor of ce>n<:tm &ea in lbt area of problem> due to lllis. acadcmle diajbilily.. A coounon txperience amon1 atbltto '!liP WhiiiiJna bls """Y throuab .-her pnl;lic< JCSSioo, (onenl Ill pel CTadCSCSSion dUrinJ the athletic.......,., Witli Esposito looked OUt OV<r lM fidel at tb< fOrty players -.tina I olackcnin& off come thar "fr~" time. EspoiiiO QJ>lalacd mel Aid lllllbna, "Lookina at tht kids I J01 out Ibm. I can that lhc players, wbo bud~<~ lh<ir time_oo wdl wbile blla)' on ..., 10mo ldcb from lut yw no< nuttJna lr now. •• Somd>ow, the(idcl,mmacmawbauhtycloft'tplay. Sevr::ralllbletes, Ita hard to fed pily ror a<-" oorilh too much <olenl oolm includina IOCI>t: on tht ooa:tr ICIID, f - academic ludipl>ilily hancb. -- Potential kickers ---·- noua-- .... ~,_-.o.-..__,....,O<Me! ......_ --. ....... .................. -~~~ AM ........... ~ ................ -.-w~ ~In~. 01111 - · DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS - FALL 1980 --::::=~~-----, r lHEftRFECT FAll E'.ECJ'1\'fzS O.IOH~,~ ~ JUDAJCS'TUDIES PROGRAM (JDS) Tllo....,.U.-,AC ..__,.~ J.- :,:O~.'m..ua.r -~~ Tn-.o.u AICAI.'niiOF~ .. - . • - Aa.. lft'PMII-..-.IDC' ,ag~-.QlU.f - !1~- -- ~~-IDIMIG ___ • •·M..-. M: •---.-Qo•. uc -~ ll.G.oo, ftMO-AC ._.,.., - .. --.-QII•, UC H. ~ "'·'·"-~ IS IGPJS S1UliES ....--1UZIII l'aOOIWI ___ --~~--UQ TII(W.II -AC .......... . . . . o . ... uo _ TO,_OUI~ ---c.""-----= .... __ ca,.UQ ,.,--~~-- a.B1WGT .. WESTDIIOA.na "" . . . . . . -.A£ - �EYa1 rider to the J.m-;,. Clmpu is U lllillion dollar contract, have DO locker-room fadlities to eomplimellt them. alldea over the acceu road~. aJlowi The new arounds are'betwccn thelidd 1 panoramic >'lew of the-~. wbicb bouse and the new Millersport H iahway, Ia due to open about the same lime tbat ''a aood r.nccn - minute walk from JOmeooc discovcn 1 curo for the • Ellicoll, " accordina to Simmons. conimoo cold. Altbolljb, th<re are no current plans for ln the tbadow or the fadd bouse, lilte a bus aop, one if" expected 10 be mu.sbrooms, another set or athletic eaablisbed by Facilities PlannlnJ. There fldlilla Is arowiJI&. But unlike the fidd arc &lao plaru for a parlcina lot next to boOk, it lbould be done soon. the playina areas followina conJtruc:lion The new flldlitics arc playina f.elds. of a new aa:ess road £1<1111 the rest of the Lots or playina fldds. Different types of campus. playiqa [adds. Included in the colleaion With the planned move or most Main Is a~ diamond, a palr each or Street departmenta to Amherst, wiU voUeybaU, buketbaU and ha.ndbaU athletic teams-who prac:1.icc on the couns, ten tennis cowts, and some South C&mpus-move nonb tO the new amcraJ.purpoac fidds. fac:ilitk$7 Ralph Simmons of the Facilities "Nobody bas said anything about the PlanniQI offtce .reported that "the (varsity) teams mo>'ina down there," contriiCI caUa for the facilities to be dooc Director of Facil.ities and Aquatics by Oeccnber I, 1981-that's the date to William Sanford said. " I expect ba!leball uJC. But, the contractor cxpecu to. be Will stay here (Maln SlrCet) and alrl's done much ear tier." softball . Until I'm told anytbina, I don't The sii!_C or Odds. bcina built under a expect any teams lO move." aw~~rc o f the cwreatCOIIIIIUctioo or the ocw Fidd H- . Tbe Bluebird bus, u lt ,, Athletic fields sprout on Amherst Campus • - o1 , . - . , ~· l'""•ew•Jacl,.,.'::.=:.:,..'"'::r"::'"'~ 0no 1o - 10 .,. - - "' \ ' .. Do JOU evetyday 'ilukiag ftCilt on either ca~pu. 1 There are two MoneyMat.1Qs in ca.pen Hall e.nd one in Squire. You. can bank a.riy ~ any time ~pen or 8qu1re a.re open, ~juSt minutes: 8d Ollh from you .. ol•M., or •YIDCL An you need 1s GaahC&rd.. It's the banking card that's yours for the asldng whenypu abeok or save ·at a.n.v Karfnebranob. Your CaabCard works at any MoneyMat1o 1n the state. . . plot cllll flullaOIDt. Wbanyuur parents nl&ke a.~ to your aooount bafOl'e 1 p.m., the money's a.va.tlabls ( in multiples of ta) tbevarynaxt ~ -tmough 8ft a·free frilbee . J\}Bt watch our quick DS\1 & Ntght Banking demonstration. Stop ~t either MoneyMa.tic loca.tion week- . ~between 10 a.nd 4 through September 12. NRartecl! ~foryqur account a.nd CsshCa.rd a.t a.n.v Ma.r1ne bra.ncb.. There's one nea.r the Ma.1n Campus at 3162 Ma.tn Street. Or use the green a.nd white ~and Night Banking k1t you'll 11nd at Money:Ma.tic to do it aJl by ma.n. lllllt !o !hellarble ..@ MARINE MIDLAND BANK,N~A:· . Member:_ FDIC �Pin-busters rack UJ?. attack plans to strike opponents ~ t- '>' y _. PClll US's Mal's Oub Bowllq lia4ll.bcmllha ia the ...vlablo pookloco or~ Ill"""'" r~ II roc:a tho 14\llb proopea or IDOidllnc or belterioa iu A#b<IW Spo<u EdntH Iff lt...oup IDd tearpDiu. Dllftlbu 11 ROii!Ga Ia lbe Hollauil. W"lilt & _ . • Tbal ia lbe teik lisa Paul niDieril r -. 11t< Mra' o ~ &lid Dlwbloo I ~ k will be • lteop ~ Bow!iQa .....t. • US loot tbe bdla or the Ujlblll c:&mb. :, tam ....... lhil .......... .n.. the reilipllloa or Two COilfcrcocr ri'tlb for tho Ball's. ~ .e: w.,.,_•, :~~.c:"-=~~=:.:n.:! plclt =:"k~~~~~a:.=,.:: i;: rwo teaim. as wdl u ldjua bit odlcdulc 14 tho cMmpioa loob . - b k. pr- dual rcapoasibillly. ' 18ochte&DUplaytbc:irmojo. · lOtlr'llUia!Uthosame R~- I'1ICnliu ...S tr&DIIer . - joinioa t•· ~to • .,. · - - . TJiDicrio ....... ...._.. - - ·•, _ '-•-~ _ . , . _ I~ ame alkys. 10 then r<ally iln't • u ror as bein$ there 10 .....t.," Tzmi<ris cloyo &lid ia tho u.ocler ldt bot. " I'd tlllhcr- ClOI1U1IaiC oo r«nniu. I doD't .._ ~ ao~y to .., • swdJcd bad &lid tJoiak they ba..: • eel. pooitioa on lbe team ~ up." tho .....tJ Aid. 0 Tbe ~ USWDCS aJIMI&Dd of Ro,_. Tryouu for tho M"''' t<MI ..W b< bdd nal t<&m Lbal fltlidlecl JeCood ill tho ..UOO. Four •onm on4 for tho Womca'l the wed af~er. Lmc: conditiou will he rctlU11iq. iadudina t•o-Terry Suusd lAd Pam Dctia-wbo llnilbecl well iA lh< lodhoidual ore a-..ecl 14 be superior lllonu 10 Ilk wort of Cbarnpionsbips ;,; Seank lost , _. Bocb women ~Y Milk<. Miller, Ditoaor of Squire R<acadoa, moimaiAecl I&Gi>lu.s ••enacs for the Royall. OalJ bad Squire Lana refurilbcd IDd """ pins lruull<d ooc Simmons and Lori Moaollcr. two stalwaru for the ~..:"i.ovc th< Ilea collql&te 1onco ao)'WIIcre," t<ag~, were~ to ~ion. boasted lhe Blllls' and Ro)'lls' .....tor. ••This is a tranJitioo yar. OOl • trbui.klin.a year." TtinitriJ rew:aled that no posiljonJ on eitbcr tbc Tzinieris !tressed. "'1 have: ideu a.bouc how I wantlht Mda's Of Womcn 'J ldiiU ue &U~aAtced. team to run. I tik<IO str... the: te&rD cone cpt. II 's ton "Eve-ryone's act an equal mot. I lil<e to mco~ easy 10 (oil into individual cffon." thnvcrqcbowlcnoncampusto<ryout. EvcrythiAsis The Royals f~ cxucmdy stiff competition rhb OPtn. Evm lCim coptalns don't h..-c a 8UUlllltced ycor. Not ooly is tbc national champion Eric spot . If& rcturnina player ClUI't win bisjob back. then Community Collcae team rctumiAa. but Bufflllo State the man who beau blm out deserves it,.. he Mid. could develop Uuo. powerhouse by iu acquisiuon or Bolh the Men·• and Women's teams bave AI Jeua: 12 some outsLIDdiDa bowlers. Sandy Tk:e, the individual positions waltln& 10 be filled. Women try out for free. coll~&te cltampion last year who hu bowled in World Men PliY SO ccnu 1 pmc. EliCh bowler rolls 16 pmes. Cup Cbarnplonsb.ipo, in llan&kok, ThaiiiDd, wUI be "I'm cncouraaecl and lookina for more ckptb," bowline for the Bcnpls. Tzlnicril said, c&&er to take on his clooblc duucs. r<Jlect fiME TO SPA,.£; P1ut Tdnltrlt llliiU 0¥., tt co.ch few ~ Ra,~•a Bowling •cp,a.M. t lono whh tvldinu the Men•, Club. Stri• Jno tor new ~M• fOf t>o4h duN. he wu qutck to e:alm ell ftt,. of ftltu,... tllhouaf' he w tt rtfu.cttM to pin down ttrt tp!K:ttlc.s tOt suec••.. (~~-------~--w~i_ro_ro_o_f_oo_d~~----------~-) ; ,. E<ldle and The Polnnc Guard PrcdJctlon numb« one. The Grttn Bay Packers will not win the Super Bowl. Now that the st:aSOn bas started out on an almost positive 1.000 note. Prediction number two. Tm}' Miller bas some talent. So says The Pullin& Guard, who toactber with Eddie this year will try to pull off a few sweeps of their own as they once .,_;n make muck out of the NFL Schedule. Bu,ffalo 20, Mloml 17; The bouse winJ. The Bills, playina a mean aame of blackjack, fill ju.st sbon or ll . (Tbe streak would have climbed to 21 bad Keulcbmb<ra not eJttcnded his summer vacation). Mlnn~ota 28, At/onto 20; Bolh teams see liule to lose. But, as the sayina aoea. practice makes the season drag. (Two teams In the rebulldin& stage but have strona urns to ease the arowina pains.) New Yo:r-'kts J.S, Baltimore 1/; Jots' coech, Wah Mlchaels, is inlo fttcarms. He ret:eniiY acquired a staners pistol aller drafliDJ Johnny "Lam" Jones. Instead of R ichard Todd scr<lmit\a "bike, " M ichaels will fire and lhe speedy receivers sprina on cue. (The Colts will score 21 ~usc of frequent possession. It only aaka the J<ts 9. 1 iecOftds to move 100 yards.) Chkqo 17, Gr«n & y 1; Eddie sees eJtd tc:mmt in the Bears, but the Guard calls it another "NFC Cenl(al boteoff." (Tbe Pack is wcakcnina to the point where !ian SI&IT will hang it up by week 10.) ...;u Red Miller has a new offense California crowd applaud• for 1be Broncos. Robinson Anahcim'• tim ICIOre. Billy and Craig Monon both stan at Sims mi&hl be the best rooktc quarterback. Morton reads the back since O .J. Andenon. (The defense and tells Man where to Ranu have no competition in tbtow. (If the game were played their dhision besides havin, thc in Denver, the outcome would easiest schedule. Come the be differeut". Pbiladdpbia bas p~offs, tbey'U bow out. Too the core to be best.) t.d they have Oeo<aJa aQII14; The Oconte.) Man Lo.$-A'**" Pittsburgh 14, Houston 10; Th• Snake mateo the 2 a.m . run~ but tbe jukebox Upt burned oul ril!hl before th< chapter on the two-minute drilL (Easily !be lcque's best • game. To be repeated after the rqular -.on ClOCidudcs.) St. LoWs 28, tkw Yorl< GiAWs ~-,.--- Clew:lond Jl. New England JO; Up and down the fidd. The Pats will run it down and Sipe will jam ·it back -Into their throats . (Tbc Pat.r iots' fronl office will draa the tcanr into lbe basement wilb t h eir precedent setting.) · Plrllad,lphla /9, ~nwr 17; APPUCA110NS, AVAILABI.E __ ______ For Stadat ~ .J.-ticIRJ udSWJ _.. .......... _.._, , Apply ~t AMoc. Office, Ill T..a- Hall (AC) or IRCOf6ce 101 fU'fO Qaad (AC) D£ADUNE FOR THE RETURN OF APf1.JCATIONS IS TlJ£S. SEPT. 1&11 , ....... IIIMCM&L•-·~--fl\4,_,..) Alrlo$tM1nO INirt STOICIS• l'Giff"llllrCet • ._.,,.,_. • ..,... ~n • MYI....,.,. • I.. . . . ..._ ._........... ...,.~ . . I/Utiti '-CIINY•,__.IIW~'IC»IfWOUY c-...,......... .A,.,...... . ~-~ ,....~n-.s.. ........- -,MOWC:C: ==.=.,w:::-~IOCOl I uH co~n ~ •.• s . .- • ....,...,_...._._... __ - IIW ...c ~ ~~ AMHERST ..... • . �• • for ~~~- jUJ: r.M Who mba<! lilt Artpork Jazz Ftstival ror oew ~a or anolhtr. or ror ~t riJUIII<s .. ..., ...... roprist o r - or .... .,.norm._ llloy ·~ o•!' liM Lobor Doy ........... WBFO (FM II) wiD broodc'MI 11M roUowiat .,.no...._ TtMSdoy, 9, a 9:00 p.a.- TIM ~ Sw <luJalt«; Wt4aaclay, Stpc....IH:ttOOJ 9:110 p.m~nc Htath BtooiH:n: Tlooanchoy, Stpc.•btr II II 9:00 p .•.- Ooo"lmat<: ud Salordoy, Stplta1IH:t 13 1111&:110 p.m.- TIM John Ab<n:ro•ble Qo.anrc ud Art s.pc_...,. Blakey aad lbt J uz ,...,....,., T~E \ A BREAK AND STOP .. · DO.WN. AT THE \ ACCESORIES �l Hittingc-.the traf/s for recreation ,., Mary lOUth or the City, there II • smaU county pork caUed flunten 0.0. It li o nlot pl-10 hiko, and usuolly Ediw's nott: Mory Grrrn loG luJd f!W'Iy qul<t. There are oo picoic o lot of~ hllcln1 ond htu tables or roads. h Is elao a popular IDM b«kpwdrV., JJII o..,. Ntw eross ~ntry sldlna area in t.b< York Su»•. winter. One or the moa interatina \binal ~ this pork is thll b Tbe Buffalo area hu lots of r:lwu tho bqinnin, or a ...,;or uaU t.lcilin& ploca to lu'lto, wbnbcr you syuem. The Mable JIIDC.l Tnll OR intcnsttd in a ohort aft..,_, bqins ill Hunt<n and ClOCitinD<S Wilt or aa aU oat apodltioci. lbore throuaJ> pri•tt• and public land are lonl uails. shon trails, loopo. throocb towns, across ttreaou for rooks 10 climb, aod 11reaou to about 7$ ...... and mds ill Allop.oy paddle. Whatever )'OU waru, aU you Sure Pork. It li U>IW!y very ,..dl havo to do is look.; it'r P<obably markt:d, but it is a aood idea to~ h cre. a map. One or the .,... thiftl' If the looa bike is mort your about th11 ' rrall is tblt tbcre is style, you miabt want to try tho fr<quent eooraa with clvWution. Adiroodacb. This hlah peak rqion 10 It is perfect roc weokcnd trips, "' is ahour an <isfir hour drive, and da~hikts. offen ltl inlinitt variory or !tails. Several of the peats art close Rambllsop enoua1> to the road 10 thaa you Tht 111011t spectacular view In th< oould sleep in your car If you'r• ~SI~Wrlt" adverse to te:nu. One Algonquin is actuaUy more famous for its canoe trails, with hundr<ds of J«Judod lakes II) choose from and canoe rcruab 1v&iJablc at most points. Aootber closer place fot backpKklns is th• Sesqu<hannoc:k Trail in Pcnnsylva.oia. This traU Is a loop within a loop, 10 you ""' SO for a weekend or • wu.k and neva walk the same trail twit<. This area has som<: of the best foslriftl around and its uails are well markt:d and nor too diffocult for novi« hikers. There ore lou or aeruk streams and meadows, with plmry or our or th< "'Y ploca to pit<h a tmt. Grwad Ca)ooa or U.. r- lf yOU arelooldna for aom<tbinl a bit tess primiri..,, oc simply lad: the J<Of, Allepny State Park is a sood plea: 10 try. The Pork rents cabins with stoves, b<ds and picnic rabies. There are plmty or socnic uails for leisurely day hikes, and you can come back 10 ...-. comfortable bed at the <nd ol' the day. Lctcbwo<th, another New , York State pork, Is another aood piKe ror day hikes. It bu limited campin( fiCilltles in 'the pork, but there are acweraJ pri~taaely owned camp arounds very clooe. The seeoery here iJ wort!> the two hour The view of the aorae bu ol\en been caUt:d th< "Orand Cmyon of the East." ~· orell trails rwminJ throuaJlOUt tho pork, ranaln&in lmcth on..fOWth to II miles. The trails cross thr« mqnlfiCC:DI -..taUs. piaurtsqu< footbridaes ud several small dri••· rrocn mUS<IIIDI, as wdl .. die . -. pr<ICDl view or \be pwac. Tbc:re«c picalc- <OIIIplet< wilh &rills and several' rettauranu uuldt tbc arOUDds. The more lmmediale area boutJ of maoy do<cr tnlh wbkb are equally atioyoillc. 1D s-11 Wales, New Yotk, aboUl alO mloute drive f»HOTO . ,·CQ• .\'fNCi . " f oyst<m. On the Caaadian side, aear the 'Btoek Monument. is the IUirl of the 8ruc:e Trail. This tniJ also bas fr<queGt ramblinp into lmllll towns. whkh makes it also aood for wedcmd tripo. II is a rollin& (Dot mowuainous) bac:.keouotry {not wiklcrac:u) tnil. 'Tbcse- just • few or the plata thll ore accessol>k 10 people in West<m New YO<k. Sr:vesal loeal dubs spocuor trips toJOIDC of thaD oram.ost W«kmds. The Adlrcmdld: Moum.U. Club, Buffalo Mouotaineerins Club and UB's Ra<hd Carson Colkac aU aponsor rrips oo a r....., basis. Many or th... trips ore open 10 ooa·mcmbeu and are qohe in<llP<IUive and SOCIIdlmes they ...,., arrange car pOOls, 10 there is DO CXC\I.SC. p~at, Whiteface, noen has a road 10 youcan rid• if you ,.. tired or hikina. Alsonquin Provincial Paak in O nt.a rio is a little closer- about si~ hours drive- and hu two major hikina trails, •aryins in l<n~th from 20 miles to 45 milt~. Each rrall includes: three loops so you ntver have to retrace your Slept . liCCCS$ •1 orea, Nlqara FaDs, llao is the bt:ainnilla of a morntmt01al trail TASTE THE BEER THAT OUfSEil.S Ai.LlliE·'OTHERS IN CANADA: - LABATI:S. Goodnews~ ' ubaltS, Canada's No. Iselling bttr; Is now im~ to~ US. So, now it's tisk:r to tty our ubans-md undcmand ~of its popularjty w~ dunlt you11 diSIOOYCf a QSte lhau aisp, dean md raturalttuly, ~ bcc:r mat QSICS ~ good ~ ~ counay it c:om<s from. THtNt< OF CANADA TiriiNK OF l..AlWTS - �• 'P-------~------~------------, J WE NEED YOUI r. -- ;. ~· ia ~ · ---~ I 1 Lih SUNSHINE -HOUSE ~ ~ .l s..Miac He... rwtdt flolrutt«n. z,.,. IICfadlc liltaU., aJ ~ -K.tiM liilt., Wp aJ · ltelp ~YOUU BE GLAD YOU DID! foa HaHn~ 'limt-Do It Now! Call 831~ or tlrop "' 106 Wi~~~par L.-..;._________________..;.__.,..;._'"!"________, ·Senate_.-:-:-·---When she announced her candidacy early in January, Holt%Jilan was thought by some to be the front'l-u~er and the debates and the attention; little notice has been payed to each platform~ When the topic is changed from personalities to early financial .contribut.i ons which poured in seemed to confirm the oddsmakers. But at the end of the summer-by this time Queens District Attorney John Santucd had entered the race- Myerson's $800,000 advenisioa campaign beaan to pay off. Her remark;lble comeback was confirmed by a recent· poU which placed her as the new front runner. · The four candidates have clouded the issues, despite the issues, it is clear that there is little ideological difference between the front three. The 'battle is now generally resarded to be between Holtzman and Myerson, with Lindsey playioa a spoiler's role. Santucci has played lwnost no role at all and is considered the longest of tong-shots. The former mayor, an unsuccessful actor, has sometimes been used ' as a pawo in the Holt%1DanMyerson feud. When the Congress woman ~----------------------~--------~---------------------------------------------------------, wastheleader,heandMyerson teamed up on her as being too liberal . After Myerson bad overtaken Holtzman with an eflective ad campaign, orcb.,suated by David Garth, Lindsey and Liz blasted her for Uyng to buy the election . When you need big favors you &Sk goo4 &lends. Jewlsb seat New York Governor Hugh Carey has thrust himself into the race with his ~dorsernent of Myerson. His only .announced reason was that she was ' 'Jewish" and the Senate seat should beloi)S to a Jew, be reasoned. Carey's comment propelled him into the thick of a coouoversy that bas already subsided .. New York's. other m.jor Demo c rats - i nel udi og Carey- have lined up ~ind Myerson. The reason? On.,, her campaign is managed by John Anderson mastermind Garth wbo elected '"tarey and Ne'l' York City Mayor Edward Koch; and two, sbe bas campaigned for almost all of New York's top Danocrats. Personality bas been the vogue in the race with past record playing a minor role. Myerson is. attemp~ing to live down her pretty girl im~~&e and Holtzman her cold, intellectual aura: Lindsey ba5 been foret<d to defend his years as mayor while Santucci has only been the subject o't journalists searchiog out human interest·storlt<S. If Myerson and Javits bold onto their slim • leads, the upcomioa Fall "campaign could be ftlled with some interestioa quirks: an elderly Senator and a former beauty queen bead·to· bead. l ROOnE'S ..'i ~~I II_,.Dint . 1 ~ Ot.JIIIe Orar I L ., ewou. Will• ~~ 1I ll · 1_ _ rna 1 I _ n\g; wl l b . , . _ o h·WITH THII COUPON .~ aoc. ,,, ,.., VALID ANYTIME I I I ROODE$ . I • :.:- ....- .........,...- r 1 I .. ,.,... 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C.11 .,....... .SCHOLARSHIP provram. AUt~ IIU•I·Jatl-M'*"'. Ferun~o <1~. dr.,..._~"-~-0 JT.antlon~. rf'IC)Ont.lb.. stUOtnts. Ottllf. st:S.S/ma lndudn til Ulllltlft, 0111 aft.r 6 o,rn ... Umtn.bt'ef Fem•••• 51H1tl ·~ mlnut. Wllk MSC, R~Te : apt,. XI MU~t•. 135-S:In. PSR$0HAL. AI'-"''""'* PrtA hll.s CCIMeSb. Jofn fN AHern•tlw Prns-lCJJ SQt~lre ~~ Cll·ml. CHOG-41--UICI CHfiMPIOfiSHIP TeCHNIC$ '""'" ~wr :t5 W""~ C Cooct concUtktn. Must Mil to 141M~ E•perl •ncecl •ctvln offer•d In connec.tton wfth tmmipanon to CM\Ida All lnqulrrn wUI btl tr•••.-ct In COtlfiCMnca. P.._., Mtlcl .. , tnQI;IInn. ~· Sviti 1705. taM Tower, P,O. 80., 101S:t Vai'M:OU'ief', 8 ,C, ~t V)Y 1C6 CALCUL_tJS ¥tel Qroaftk Chemlstrv ' NHCI htiPl Call 1111 .. : 63A>l, -- TYPI"G EOtliNO, 1 1 -. •.w,...-.. old..._ ... ,. . ~au u..o. SlfiiO" .....,.-... 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C..ll . ,·USlla.., Room. umpw. 1 R()()MMA TES wantf'Cf, ~ ~t • '"-" MSC. 10 min, ANtC. J blocb from •-.pw~ _,.Mf ..., _ _ ..,S.,..I.l .,..,.,.. ...-._........ MI'F.-.m2orec~~. ...,.,QL __.~~ ..... lOt •il UUA8 .. ROOMMATE WIMed to tftlf'• two. beclfoom 1\;xurv apt. 1Smln. driVe from M•fn ·s t. Camt)us. ~t\lie, lWiff lnd ,........,_..~Of"_,Of 1960 Pt..VMOUTH VaiiM!to a claulr beauty. c.ll Cui!U<al &. ...............,._..01 .... k Sound a..,__ _,.._ ... NOOf1,.. UNFUitNISH&O room tor qulflt SludiQ _,.l60l, ~ '" tt\e PfOStArM'IInl of ThcColt_....,nc._lho t Och An.ru.-•1 luftelo rolk I'MOiftllnS ...... 0\alrponon 0..,. ....... ~-- lk I BOOTS, HOfdk a, 1-11. 1•1/2. OOOd c~dUIOn, C•ll: GC·l23L stlpended Chairperson As.sl5t~t Ttl"" .._..,....,.,~-- a4-77Z7 following vacancle5 for 111e 1980-81 yut. Assistant Coffeehouse ftitlvat. ""...... '""""'•wt, flW: ~ eveu-. M. .....-... lterit ..,... .... Your Scuclent Pr~m1"8 Board announces tlw . -.. HOUle FOR lltENT D~LIVC.R Nill""'7:00 pm - . .2:00 am .__. _ _ IZ.'I0• -..;6 It-o.-~me ttJits ntocesNrY to «ftltw • l:lllt'fwr •nvlronmenl , tte~••rdl on en'l'ft"'"*'t"' pr'Dblemt. Tooic':t Mev ~oc:::.~-- In·- · jtJ(lf Col-,. c....$UitVIVAL ' . ..~ ROOM OR APT. wanl·f'd-. Wortlno female. Woo-tmOk«-. Luve mess.-. 01 ~. OF twmor, T"''S-,lltun. lhGHI: IJMSC. ltOTICES + TUel- 6:JIH':1DMSC. fii'U&LIC INTEREST Rt"SI.A .. CH . : WANTt!O: Pe~ W/Ur 10 t1.-:• COLO~ - - IOiol } ' - - . .. appil~ n.aultit$ ft'WOiltlaf 44 MINMtOtl Aw. U ~ from Mkb¥ Roll. Fl'ldollond S.llordoy. So¢.$ ~ 4. . . _,It_ . : ,,_,,,, ,_,,,,,.,_, Delivery to BOTH CampWIU on Fridlly/Salurday E'nYI~l ........ ,.,.. aft~' l"'l"li"CfiY • • W•t, Pf'•te 1 ~0'1 ,. h~, endf.t)Oif'ed tPKfn, MCiat ..et}ofl. GSOorri •nd doom wltft a MnN Of : / Chickcm Finsen ""'m•• eTHICS _,_~,_._,,.,,.. l TONIGJI T Try Our New ANIMALS, E"TtitCS AHO ENVUlOHMEHT. PrtllariiOpl'ly/'lMiwl Crlon ""M9t" 14. OW Phlq1, N....-• ~M.. or Thu~. 81MI!.. Alt' ._,,d..., £xptrl m•nt61f0ftt Hw.JIM Anlm6 f IJUgl'lb.. AU ff1IIITI M"1 • Wal s..mounttd ~AMIFMitr.O ldU'Id rned't.wc..lty, S1lCD 110 . .,..,., Bucket Of Wings ROIBIH P : I'Ve oat J'GUr bo¥ct. C..ll lf7• OAT SUN , ,_ 2 dr. 4 -SP. tf-lO n'IPO. '5teno. $1.0 .0 OFF toWooclh.roten. L.AIJ"A. tilnt ~,.... ftt'Ye'U'..,you, , . . t+ONOA ...._. II U» 1'1\Uts. r eo·, E.C.. tOrnpg.. I UOO. ... tc:Ol. &,no Sop!. 12. '80 GARAOE SAI..E--fVmlh.n, ~ltncn... Hlilneed, IXt•lCWWG2·77'9l, m.. L.IT'\' I( • lt1•JSS1. r .cl With lhls ad mut.le;,l rnstrumenta. atereos,. ..wfno mtchi-N, eJI uttntl'la. S'larr• Frk1ay noon, Sat, Mtd ~ tHIG t .l». 1& WoodheYI'f'l Snvdfor~ M•ln 10 Br•ntwooo VOICK LESSONS : Prof .. tlonat ttefnlnv for beglnl1era mrovon r•toOMIOiutV for any .,,Of'S. a ltot.OI let ,.oroduc• FREEl rn. "Stuo.nifs 1ior ,.,.,...,., rN& .....- en 5qutr.. k•W• Cflf9ttf' lo~o~nO«-. Get lttform•tWM Oft JOhn Anderson. 1101' petttklfw to get hltn Oft ITO_. IY oocmt can 688-0 1 oo NO Rt:,.UNOS ••• tl¥•n on claull&.ct •OL O.vta:. - . . . . . - Televised on cable T.V. wll be t.tNHt Wott ttM Cthon.. THE SNCTittJM ,.~ U\e Mit 0, ot .... a!W copy. 1 GIT fhe &ud out fill .,.,.,. I*'IM lftCI cWW:e.. SHE RillY MARTIN SCHOOl. OIJ cfte(~ 01 #\tilt ~m.t"tt. No Ml Buy One Super Mr.r.co or One Rice a CW... Burrito and get one __ ""_ ..... "' ----~ 'AUJ"'aa..e:. tN$UftANCI!......._ ,..._ , ..-. - - - C4<>lw Student Vending Machine route persons needed. Requirements-Driver's license, Must be able to operate standard shift and automatic, Previde own transportation to Statler Commissary for route preparation. , One Driver for 6:30-10:30 a.m. One Driver for 10:30,2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday 4 hour day $3.10/hour One meal lnduded Call 636-252.4 for Information and Interview F"ood- .. . - o f the F"ec:ully-~ ----------~-----··---· - �CD 0 0 Q. ·~ 0 0 .c quote of ttTe day - - - - - . "Ugly glrta ' re more g ..teful." -FiojJdR.Tutbo ~ , . _ - - le o llnt..n l ' l _ - ofTbeSpecltum. l'lodooe ... ""' frM of-... The SpedNm- DOt . - . . U..t . . _ ........ - . - t b c f1elttto-ollft0tlcu.....U.Uto _ _ _ - - M r-""'lttod lor oado pmtlr>IJ. Coune 11111<1t1 wt0 ...t .,. printed. Du«tnu - Mondor. w - r • n d l'rldor ot - · announcements ,....., help? Coli IN Sunshine H...... The n u - In .sun..t.l '80 Ia wrong The correa n~r Is s:JI.J.646i. "'*' O.ntol wotk? The O.p<. of Bclwtvlorol Selene< Me-eM mt'n or women wtto think tMy need d~nt•l -.ork end woukl Ilk~ to prtnklpete In • tt\Kty . or petJent re.aponae to routine den'--1 ttteUTI«"nt. Two free OfllngMre: p(O\Ikitd. C(lnt.ICI Or. N . Coreh..t831.,.412. MFC atudtnta-fre;_e tutoriel eNblln« i.s eveilebfe In ell ere11 of m•th, tclence, Englllh 1nd other subjects. especleUy for MFC th..tdentt. Crop In 11 SpecS.I Setvk:t-1 In 311 Towntend, MSC berwcen ~..a p.m . wn.kdeya. Pr1dt through ucelle.ne.-the tnn meenlng of Sigma Phi Ept,llon Fraternity. For more Info on Joining a cC..s s org•nlratlon tee our table In Squirt. MSC. UUAB nceda enuoetlc people to form 1 pubUC'ity comhtee. Membert of the comluee will work to promote all OOAB Cvt:1'111. U lntcrt.tted In JoiMng call Brian or Heidi ot 636·2957. "'!JuAB Music eomlllM Ia looki"'J l~uolc comiuee dulgn lor o T·>llln. For l/le 1980-31 muok oeuon. n... winner owUI obt.lln e free ticket 10 all OOAB eot~C~ert.a. For mo<clnfo ca11636-2957. - PweltgaiJ Meded-tio ca•pe_r~ n.t:eded. Valuable uporlonct IO< on, mojo<. Stop by 340 Squl,.,. ~SC:. lor mcwe Info. "S'1111hot" 1<rvlcu Will be llcld ot Hllltl, 40 ~n 81\od. at 11 ·30 p.m tomcM.row. LuU..nn Stu6cnt l'llnlall)t open tonleht at 7:30 p.m. ot tlwt R..u<roctlon HouM, 2 Ut\1-.lty Avt. All o<e welcome. Lutheron wOBitfp acrvku Sunclorot I I &.ll'l. ln the Jane Keeler Room, Ellicott. 8tble ac.udy et lOe.m. in the Jenot 11..1er R_,. Ellkott. Mlort the ocrvtc.. - Wort<era nu6ed IO< Falllut '80. Ca11636-29!50 betw. .n p. rn. end leevt your name. ~5 Dou 10611 pencil netd • puah? VIsit the W~ting Place located In 336 Boldr. AC. Open w.. kdarslrom 12-4 p.m. and ~onday, Wednudoy ond Thuf1day from 6·9 p.m . Aloo In 233 Squire, ~SC:. T\KIIdoy from 6·9 p.m. TKE Ruth hu at.rted. An;aludenta1ntereated In JOining T.., lloppo Epsilon pl. ..., conttcl Sid II 636-5561 or Olenn et 636-'5~. Any glrl.s Interested In becomlng Llnle Sisters are also encouraged to Q)nlact us. ' Writing Tutora needed at the Wrlllng PIKe. 11-JOU ore a proflcle.nl writer irwS • ~-sponQve listener, you are a likely C'endldlate for Wtorfns. Ondergredu.ete credit Is el.aO avo~lable. First mettlnil Ia Mo...S.y at •:30 p.m. In 336 , Boldy, AC. 636-23~. Slim.a Pbl E~Uon Fretemlt) mtet• Mondoy at 1 p.m. In 330 Squire. MSC. Anyone Interested Is Invited to ouend. Dlnceclenct:d'lncedencedanct c:lanced.lnce.danctdance AudiUon for Zod.laque Denc:e ComP.,I'Iy and spe:.WS • Ytl' performing--and te«:1vlng college credit. AudiUona ere Wel!ne.O.y from 3:30·6:30 p.m. In 161 Horrlmon. You must be or lntermedlete ability ond heft PfOpet dence • ttire (no loose t:knh1ng). For more lnro cont.4K1 •the · Theoter end Done.. Dept. Women ent!loec,.-Schota..i.lp ar.ntt 10< il'od""te - k In onglnotrln9ond t b c - reloted o d . "-!nQ _,..., b)' l.oniO service <><QOIII..tlon or prolo.....,.l end OftCVtjw - - . F<>< owilcotlons wrll4 to Zon\0 ln<cmotl0nol.l5 Eut w.dt... Au.lltloru I<>< R~ end HomelAnd will U.ke piece today from 3-6 p.m. In l/le Horrlmon Theoter StudiO, 1>\SC. ii!Oe<tsted poftlu "-lei call Ill• Theotcr end Dr., Chlaotlo. Ul- 60&01. '"The Kids /Ire AlriQIIt" tonlghtot midnight. tomor-row •• 4:30. 7. 9-.30 and midnight In IN Squire Conltrtn<e Int-. ore 'Q-tlr>IJ - - - Colfo9e Is oflorlnQ • new _ . , . ln. Rohol>411101o<1 T-IOQ of tho Ylluoll7 r' meetings ~A The _ .omount . . . - ol tcholoal)lp to • - · Eclucatlon. llrnhed aid In Is ovolW>Io. l'ot further Info to:-01¥. 01 Spoclof Donee- at 101 ·3742 to rneko on oppolntmtnt. n-or ond Suncloy ot 4:30, 7. end 9-.30 p.m. lnt he Woldrnon Theott<. tlonon. AC. .._.,.Aw.y-tonftlh<otJ:l0, 5:lO, 7:30roncll0p.m. In tbc Squire Coni....,.. TM!.or. ~lonondlt-ltt.Uon.l"'<<ooorrnH41181 4 ,Bootoo CG!Itgt, Chatnut HQI,-., 02167. ~ -..-,Brendelo Un~ wiU hlw a ...--~voe 6n Frwo,, ~ 12. to - I l l P'OIV.,..In the O r - 5cMol vi Arflond '*"""' Sclon<H.Iflin9rltloo .,. ...........,... to ~. _ _ , 1nU..adonelo-.Siruplo<on~lowln3~ C,.IOISC, <>< calll'lro. l'ledl ot Ml-3515. DoodiiM 1o< IM.D<t. 11 L.S.\T Ia Sopl. u . ~ lo< 1M OCT. II CIIIE II lopt. Ill. 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Hn:... Many tltne• during h.i1 e~.rupa•sn~ he \vat measured agalrut hb, brothers and round to lie lo.cking many uf thu qualltlt'i U~l nu1dt1 John and Ruben legend.J ln Amllrfcan hi•COf")' Vtt 1n hb speech 10 lhe convr:naion uo 1M J"'NY> IO!CO<ld night. Ted ...,..j to ~!)ow "'"" '" the brighl •h•cJow or hi• bi'Oihen. It ~ .u a m88"inc::ena addrt!» to a budy whidl ..,.rcety • Z4 houn lxl.,.., had llnbihed hb effort- the effort lh•t was ltl'ltVUied to complela the dream1 and k:.ga'-'Y or thtJ Konoed.,r lamlly. Bul 11 undl!d no1 in lhe tpktndor or a oorun:ukm. hut ra1her a& 1n eflon· gounded In w"""'liJlly.....,...,. his herit""'. hb c:h.araeler •nd 1\b dill'..,.,..,. wt1h Ns opponem YM,1lle ~.· u hI> now one! I"""or bo known """"141 Dl:nJQc:o'a ll, oeemccl to be or lhe q<Wlty that aKlldl'tllle the loud mitlcllllll and an>wer oho pa.,..,.kl8 rlddlell whlc:h throUcled l(mnody'l campaJ&n and hit 10 IM.1NiiUn:llU.Jo' ltL' cut~ th~ riltt' .a pruhtbiU\e. (nord e. J,ttrllt ''" illlnlt•tlM'I} unpupula.r t•I,J)I~li ·''' WIKJ h3t.J risen h'Om polhlt:al uhll\ 1t1n hi CltJIUrf' Ihe \\lhilll IIO\l$0 four H411" IH•Im·•, l lmtc• tt'\:ttt·mt• f)tt•ssure rrom ·~~~·ntl, ~tml•ull•·~g\tCJ hJ cnt&:r the I'~ IJu.t w IUer'..-11,\ ~H.._ the p:trt~ Irum a taU ddl.Ur ~t'HIM-th \\ fb tMih lllllk• to A!'.at.N I he luu•n--e luhl~t•\8 h:mp.,..;nt_\ bt-Con" fO\Iflg '\I) r·unnk.,; KMn,; " t-.t>t\t'll''CJy t\f' \Ulo ~~aJ n~ l•ttlllh 1.alm• lua~ olhVO'I\'• me.:~m 110 nl\K:h and ,..,...,· hL-td in ~ 'much n...•u•nmce hy \ IIUWic;IIHI lllld It Waio l~AJHteH"lJ I h Al his llllnle o~ l uue ~~oul t.l gh c hmt n"-1ory tlut IJKHifh-1 later. thl! oot! rln\6 unheatabkt u.od*date was being ,., rr) ""'here he ran .and ut ..wrn lie \'IU trounced ol)mos-t no" the la.rgrt: ~u WAVIN O>- 8YE·8YE.?-Oete1tecJ Democr•tlc Pr1ak:Mf\tlat contenctw M. IC.ennedy to • Cf'OiWII'O on bh tui wtsh to luH• Ot•plt•los"'t Edw•"' ••-n:a IM Pllrt1'1 nod to P,.tk:ltnt Ctttff. K~ ls 1•t trom ~n-•ftd.out •• • Oemoetldc ~ ~. QUK l.ly alNndooed by the ~ pohtl<:i.m>-" ho hMI moolhs before in•led he r.un-aher the Iran embuay •"izure and Ihe S<wit:l 10\•aJ.ton ur Alghanlltan nu.dc 1 hero llf (,;a:f1f!f' a.nd c.uR-d a patriUiit rallying 1round tlu' """l"""" I lhinl< lloe 5Nh ,... OUI lookinS ror humdf"' au.sed Kennody more hann thAn any ;.c.andds h.ave over c,awod Carter And It that WM.n't enough, there wat the (ornout Roger Mudd Lnlol"view when, early T ow•n:b the end, hlS f1l'"..w.~tgu beg:.an to .._..,.. ohro~J6h and he won a few koy c:onwt>~ Vet he >Imply ran OU1 of tl..-ond prlmark;J, A.t thb eampougn undcd, he was l1rt.~aldunL In the ca.rnpai8J1 1 Xennedy ron~ented IO an hour·lon& diJCuulon with the cas.n ' stubbornly relused 10 wllhdraw from Ill<' rat."e II wu thfs sarred m•n-who had ~b.orbed the e\-enu ur the pa.Jl Mn·en monol\s- thst wal~ed to '"" podium that A"f!U'' ni,Yn. - the u....,.lhdd PrMldentioJ cmdlda:tc or No''efllber. N he walked to thr ptaolomo wilh ohe loud ,..,.,.. ol h~> • • uppoi,Cn and the mcmorlea of hi3dcUro1CIIOI"1l ringjng in hb c•n. Kennedy '"'""""' a mllll released ol tho but'Cieno or IH.'Ing the la>t ollhe Kennedy•-a Iobei INI he had ~-om »nee t961. when RobPn wu SUflll<'d do"-n ond ""'-'hrone ,..., paso«< on. By f't:bt\lary he wu no lor"er a;urrounded by the Kmoedy lamily'l ni)'Otlque. Many •Uo<:Md lum fa.- 1\io cha,....er, polnling to hb farled m~rril.ge "ith Jo-n ~iolt of .U. 0\av~qudk::k t'Uint..od him for 10me rea.on. Altwrk.o.ns prerered. to \ute fur a man who new•m.on Unl'"'l"'red lhe Seoaoor could only ""'""" the tou(!ll qtlftllon& "''" re:~ponse• The public wu end hiS aaoct.. thor'lly plunmM!ted II seemed at m~ny times thAt aachurn un(mpreMe-d inoUif\ptll tjf\1 rat~ Ul4tl they pictured •• " tmmorol", ~ n1urdo,..,,.- and o "playbuy ' Thb: one issue Kcnnt.o()v'r. henn ""'U not in the 1'0\oCe, aud th~t he wa.. 1here only to 6ppoA~ party ~ed hlll calldiWI<oy: al .,.. ,,. 110p. lucal ILIUmolllll•.,...,...,.. tho ID-y•~r old ghost on him Choppoqudl~ k plagued him u..plte meeting del.. l olniOft everywhere he wen1, Kennedy continued 1\lo hopleu 11(!1\t. winning admln!n end the IQ>morthe Caner c.omp. He hoJI1lll(ftC! oway ot lhe lalllllifl8 eoanomy, JOUndong tbe tndllloool 1ruinpe11 or parly ti1>enibm IO l nation " 'hlch _,lngty did nol !.now whal it wanted-other thttn a repudlation or was wtdely seen u unu "'"'rywhea! •&.. Uh" ntumburJ.. taf!,6lng f11r behind 1he Pl"(tt!Jdcn1, yet. hf' ~~ ..,_,tt Kennedy would re>po~>d with amwen Hit h<od hcld high. Tedd,y waiMd to the ebout the emnomy and once, fa taiJy, about podfu.m •nd deU¥eted the nK)It hnpasJiooed tho deJ>oa!ld Sh.ah ol lran~·-ll_•_ •l_•_ i"'II,.:_ •_K _c_n_•.,_il<l..:,v_"_bel _Jef,..-•_ · _ _ _:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_.. _ .._.._•....- �Carter leads assault on GOP • Previews o( the 'jimm y and Ronny Show" \\,li ..u auun lim ..ddr-~.)1~ ,.,, t.tlf'lef' "'"'"' f.Hin\ n~re. nurnHt'd t <1n ..r • .-ppm.rtt ,._. thfo ton'"cnl'91' rr•dt-d 111 4 \l'"f'bal o~thtmu ''The addresses of other major party (rgures SpuU_.._.,... mirrored Cortl!r's approach as the convention '·~''¥: from .sen. tor FA~rd t\cnut"ti) 10 Mn •·f"'U'K"dQ'J \tant» O.aM t ~n:AMI\ ••.wuhod lh•~ (~ Caltfomat ended in a 'Ieiba/ blitzkreig on the policies '"'~'"fl)Of PQrttaym& hun i t ) " con'"'-.tht- e_,_'"'""•' lo onset tu. n..-put.anon •• ~ "'- C.\ aud tnQ)O•petent and commentt of Reogon." mmmenu ot l'n·OU(lt'f\1 t.artror nu.•den ha\c plnu~t Re~1 .. faU c..un~ ..,r-.th!fO thai "'111 ttkr th.- otrt.'llilvr ~anu.t HtJpn And pLII\ ~~~ lht' hr-ll(hl ltflOh ol hb idrtU/\Illlf.ttMli\ \.h l!,tJ, lnk-1 i_. ~!mphuu ll_..ihf\f( h.UII"f''( . , II pt".l-..- nt•fr....,- "loll•'fllt"'IIJ m;~dr-b\ hU U~I,U •nd IJOniU"'« IU tht" t<&111IJ •\\a) lrotn I ht.> ~lrett"~\ u.. \od atT\.Ird ~ pnlOI t .. ner biJmn urfJ.. and othrt tio\.naldt' IOrt.'h ld• ttk ''·~'' mn.tuu" r.ttt' matrll•nUrJII ""'' lhtt l't'UhUifl\ - utttlt•t h•' {:Un,rntlo•• tmprmu (..Qt1t•r Hfi.Qf(l'lfl.l~l'l-' )llvo nlf'dUI tA•IUHthant (,f"raiO R.llhihooo- hot\lf' lrlt1d 10 ~~II.,.\ f ·•• lt•l o~• Kt...,;an nu' Uthljnr~ .thlt' f(UtditUCt..• -hlfl \, .. n-.. 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No. 2<J6665.1Ac M WF' J.J:5() Talbert 2.14 Reg. No. 206337·1Ab Tla 3-6 Hoell 237 R eg. No. 206315-Rtc Th 2·2:60 Hoch 237 AITENTION AU SA FUNDED CLUBS IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDI NG REGISTRATION CALL 636-2363 Pick up budget packeb from the Student Auoc. Office. ... II •' �It's more than family duty Eleanor Anderson believes in doddy - - -- - _ _ _ _by llh•no Cace vuK l ,uth 1n ,,,., lulh••• & IJdlvJ• ~w:J hJt'f•JI .tl tht• nl••oe ul t•uJnlt\ h•J I IV loll!t'l' •n l h'J~O!liHI) JIUII,•tl l .lhlf\Uf'ol r\rlt.ll•t't•un ••lth•!!l llrwghtt•f uf l't••<tld••nll.il lllljk•l uf lltiiH tl \lidt•t·~n llilu thlt liollltilu.~lt-it"llll'IIKI! 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" tlllt!.wme Ut.u~ I cuuld.tr dO t.Jm I dont ~e lho, lh;tl Juaa m" r:uhef' ~. A JUiunc'h wpponer of the f'.JU Ms .\U.deraon tK flr'motuu.INt '" Oetrodl doMh.g the ~publan (. t.H,v,.nuon .11t•'"~' the ~eu•~~5flm.t. of Ilk:! ""punlk'Jin Poony c~ropp<ns • pion~ ot h"•"Pf>0"-1'<1 '"' .'ca"' She ilso. 1\\-a }e#l"i .ago helped or&Am~ ~ f(NlUP 10 nih for i1n exteniion ot 1hl! FJ\A rauf'k"..atlon clol•dNne - n-.en, ihe expli11ned, "l waso·t e\ en ti\U'@ ol m.} Wd i f'wo-linf( on il My .ibter and I one day" tt" mm hi.s urllc:f, I U IUtk tum W hat he Wi11i gOtl\g tU do HP. ltUt~ed UJi and put Ul nf4 (nr' .a whlle and theu ttisc·t.u.itwt hiJi J.U:.Uiun HRA propontmt bt.•ca~e with u1 " Acc:on1pomi«< in UuHIIJo by h11t hu•band Ruhw1 Keuler. the c:o~uufl dallfl daugtu er I.,O ~ CI candh.tl)1 and catually She ta11r.t!d a huut 1hc num l>tthlnd thtt polilteian. tht! larnll,y and httr uwr\ lifo. ''OtM! aldu l)r nlY fat~•· that t don't think '""'\)' fHXtpltl know about ta hlf lftl' lle or humor. Ue l"tH&IIy h.U 11 VHf)' tlry w fl ." the aa.id 108ut ho al.u 11 • vttt')' MJrlou~ nt.an- 1 lwow more pt.>u p~ N!e thll I'm 10 p ru ud or him bec.tute he doM root lhloop "' tlt"Cply I think John Ande,._, Is I truly aenJIIIvo penon." · lnjoctin8 a llory hero and """"'· Mo. Anolerooon will glQle or plAy wlllo her hAir lllld IP•ea tho Nil"' dowoo oo ul1h lmp11l1Mon her father 1•rojeaa. At one point. when a phologap/lt'r pointed out that her Anclonon bulloo wu upoic1o down. the Mid. •oto '"'· I hope '"' one thlnb ira a fi6n ot p<'D(ett • a..t her inl.wp- """'"' lh""''lb wbcrllhe lopic:o llf'( ""'"' -wua. Slw oald thotlhorlroS thor Nnoe vlews wllb her lather on major II a requlron*lt lor her invvl"""""" in lhe '11 ... dicln\ bolleve """"*"' Not an alhn·natlve Nuw. huweH.'1., !fht~ u id 1ht! cons:tantl_v u'lkJ .thuut lhu luutJs. \Vilh htw fattmr . ..I'm '-ovun a bit Or a petl. l am a.ma·umlly t:t~ollifl& him in Washington and a!llk1f"'a him abuut chit ur that. I have to l~ mfcmned U l'iu going to '"' uut thoro .. Ahhcx.gh ahe clatnu sht! t~rtjoy• e~~mpiugnl~ anti Ond~ hin»viriiJ& to M."t! "that J.)t!Oplt! cart! about what Is ~!')log un." ohe .. id shll11keep a low pronto if An.W.ac>n whu ~nJ 1-,:!pf'nmt him frum tin'W! to time, but I couldn't tn;~ke lh.b my 1Ift! I Pn)Oy everythlf\& else tuo much • But her ftU-..er·_s convk:tiont ant.! I~ prt!Sttnt tllte of afrain In lhe cgunlry art! What. W1e u.yJ, geM her active. "'l dof1' ihlnk John Anden on il an aJtema1f\•n," the ciiJmood. "he b the man He w• n«d 1t1 the is"""'' 1910'1." '1om 10 ..:anod to thin< ttoai Jimmy t:aner or llonold ~~be resporuible r.... this oountry roo nor • .,__MALE/FEMALE_.. MODELS NEEDED ·~OR ART CLASSES $4Per .Hour Fle~i~le Hours ~ CaJl , 831-3477~ - I halt' Oytns lui h f" mo~~MW"l"d lhe'sr. tJd3UM• I bell41vt' an .kthrt Andt>raon ... .a pollhl'llln lhU~ andldau~ '"'"' ol the o\tod<rooll lonol() •• vou•!d"''! lh< lor lh4!ff fALhf'f .\b AndwrMHI tuukhft nml ut lhe rhe children .,..ere, but !IOd.lWU' rt!f1MJinber '\ht~te ro~d '-.nt•Vl thtv nt•rt- on 1M &·ye.r old ,pr~ fKH mil )UiiUnet' ho~e\~ n~ tti tf't' aJw l;t<ilr n•d and tr~;lr.g U.t kJ&d 1 Yu nerlal convem •lun Aramling iU lhe OUI.!Ipokf'l1 Zti·\'t:lr oad \ot.'Omln, 1he Ut~nux:ntir Cumt'mton. tuppon fnr Amltti'IIOII hal 1Uc:rea~ li"..dqua11en m•lionally the w.td, l"t!JkU, man,)' mort• phonf" caiJi ;mcJ \'1"1 ~ h'(.Un h \t fjflfatli<CI pt!Ople t::.lllng 1hr C)ttnKJCrtnlc CoiiYttmion funm·l11l" ahtt ..aitJ. it thowt.'tJ the pat't} lUI a n 1.1 ~1heuc, dltiun iu~ ~f'tJUp ....Ilk! whole rour U•y • '-"81'ft a ~11u·k cnnt rllit to Whtt I had t!li:pm:IOd h really W811i lhlt hei8h1 or hor'l.odcun llle nr.r nistn wa. duad, lhH aeoond n~tu had lhe lmpaaa.ionOO lfMH~h, a nd then arne 11.e oouclus.ion or the drama " 11oo 1\ndttrt<lfo c.oompotsn. lhoaald, &hould prollo Irom the ~hokt show "'Now. we need 10 be induded in the clebot.. •nd I think we will be." !he 1101od AllllWa,yo, we noed mortt rwwh and \'Oiunlee:rt My fAthe-r uya w" """'-' SI S moiiOOfo to make tho unopalpl eflec1ive and w_,nt V. of 1M way 10 1ha1 " 11w na1ure of Andftnon'1 race tM d.I\J6hti!f' •dded, hu workod lor tho soa<1 "'he way ovof')'lhlns worll.ed." the o pl&lned. allowed ua, aauaDy trulde 111, UMI or61f>Waolon We've touched I lo< ol people and we·,... ""''1!1'inc a lot ol pound • !l.u1tli! srUaroofl D~partmfnt of Communicotillf! Di1ord.rra IJIId. Scltne.., prouldu •cruninlf, d.illgnostic, tMI"CJp«utic and couttnUng l tMJic u U> litdiui<Uu>U witlt utictd4· tio11, /4ngu4ge, u<»c., fl-ncy and lt«<n'ng im~nu. A penon ""'Y twquut odditionoJ information or an appointml.nt•/or an initial inteMJiew by cont:octing 1M CAAic Seen tory at83J-33P6 b•twren 9 ""!and 5 pm Monday tAro ugh F'rid4y. Tlul CUnk u locoud in Building 4226 on th1< Ridpl.- Campru and u easily a<:ces•ibt.r by biU from both th11 Maitt Strwt and Amlulra t Campuses. ciU~a-courae eae.y reaJater for tbe Ia alfered Mc.b Iadiridullo with ml.aM epeech llDd ....,... eoaree CDS 224: SPEECH IMPROVEMENT. _ . . , IUid Ia cleelped to ...let the IDcllvlcluaJ' tiv~ 1 COIDmwdcaUaa ..,.,... etree- �l,. -:::-----,---------,---b~ Juhn II, Ret.. ""d llf'or~te t...llup hfo1d that O.:ft'"'' ~u IRUl\Ult!ut fh • n·.. t•nf( U•t• fjt'n'epuon thil1 ht"' wu ''-'~-d 10 k.M.to •n-. 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'1\f' Poml t r .nure;_ 69C P\101 f•n~l'nf'r he~., lr!t.• .,o.nq~, .u1<1 Otl\'f' to 90 lfHOoJ'}fl Cd'hOtl.'l lt \~J•otor~,~~ tnac nolO\ uw hne t....e-11 P110• D . ·.:-- ' 0 Q~ ' ... ·· .,· �ill ~~ - I I III ~ i ~~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ 1 ~ ~.,~~ ~' ~~~.1.· ~Utt ..ili.LI!i~~ .~~~~~!.atlai~~-~~~t~iifJ t~:~~~~ai~~il!i~~j J J' t ' . A i i( = y Bl.ena Cacavu l! ~ f ll ~ .i l . c onventlons . - 'haVe dug ~ •r own thel grave - Thrills long tone Ore New Vo~k-llle d•y• when a poUUcal convenlion me•nt somethin& ore over Thia hoa oever been more lnle Utatt in 1980 No longer do polltlclans glther rn 008 place a few months before Eloctlon Day ID dobnto and mold party pl~tfom11 , Nor i' the national oonvmtllOn designed 10 develop porly procrlce and philull0p)1y Thai all died earlier lhrs centu ry. And """" tim genu rue SU>fM!l1St! whoch decked the convunllon• the last thrlitJ doJCru.lu• has vanished As the form• of Senator 'fed Ktmnt>dy provud thl• yc~r, thooe dt'Ci•lono ore mad• well i>t<foo'll the C.:Onvcnllool ·n1e voles are in from the prirnar<U!I and lhH delegates e>iol only tu offor , ubllance to P""'fabril:•ted declblon• '!'he highlightS Of lhC IWO poliliCal convonoions I Ill& )'l!lf 'Ill'!' o·aooly listLod Kennedy'• etnotlon•l addo..,.. Pn!>cdcnl <.aner • mundane acccplonro spt!eeh. Roqaltl lle<lgan's ''holler than thou" munnc In sway '1Jtt!t"• and C.erald Furtfs pep ralk rhe only momPnts of sus~nse were rhe Republit:<ln choice tor V'w:e Pt'i'>•llt.•ll .>Ad ll.cnnedy'• •PP"•r••~ on the some podcum wtlh Carter So much tot ~icht!mcm Out the aunvenliclt1• lock . ub.tance becau.e they've bccom•J l'he party l..adera no longer aosenoblt< with thccr •IL'l'V8S '"II"' I up, ,....dy 10 gt!l Ih olt- ho111ls diny, pd!lhdilll! llUI • dtJIJcatu platform plank T hey go to tho convention, knowing IM cndlf18 ouuJ ha\ll.ng only tn worry about how 1hey con"t:Y lhemtuJue~ to lha public. •••sed· Olher 1'hia year. lh~ Democratic Nauon.t Convention in New Yorio. d"'w 11 ,515 men'lbers of tho news media ABC, NBC and CBS 1pe111 record amounla tu mainta.in i lnff• of 600 to ;oo penons ~ac-h in an effort 10 '"~ itleal eura...,ganza. And aU revolv.. around the nelworks. 1lle agenda• for e&eh d.ty, une organizer e>plamed. are negotiated with television esec:ullvea. While the pt.tlurrn dl>hate$ ma) be most imponanl to the "ide&! ar>d Jplnl" of the 1'\cnt, lht>y are scheduled IJ'OIIIId prime Ume as lhe nelworko w•nl the riiU.II' do:ule of the 1peechoa, the t••lltll'lon >. •ntl tJ•e dramn of the band and the cheering crowd. , So, the noiiOI>al •udiunco ....,. the Par1y • . . panying. I he JI'Cna "her (· the corw~nlion I• hcld- Modi60n Squar~ Garti<:n lor 1hu Ot•mucral• -•• clomlnaled hy Ute Uu'Ce, huge nutwork houlhll. 1 hu prt.Khlllll Hm htmvetm them. 'fhe best spotb on •he lloul' mod ut JIIY Jngl~ is •• kon by .carfolils buorlng ca111eras a rlcJ rnJtttiO jJht•,1t'" ' :! 11le thre 5\atio,. 1\BC, ABC. and CBS decode how the anna will be oet up Well. let• .ay they hn~ • lot ol input.' noted a Madiooo Square Carden manager '111ey kno" "hot w\11 come fCf055 be.t. "' they 'n t listened to · • And not only do the networks do Lilt'..,, dec:oratlns. hut they Also tonuolihe politiCians Vice Prt,.ldlinl Mondalc Is j.IUI on hold fqr a commercial and ewn the cldeal P•r ty rncmbcr• rnu&l climb the thr<JO dooio for an Interview On the finill night of the C.:ortvenllon. Chult•m;m ·rip O'NI!il l'f:pcatedly glared at hi> watch, csgcd on by a GBS planner. Spcnker. hod lobe bc·oughl In rrghl on 11ehcdule 50 vif'wers would lie cmonained Only •rnoe' the AUguot 14 ckJSe of the Democratic National t:onvenhon have people .,-.e<J th•tllolh party evcn\6 are hot·alr bolluono And only 5i11Ce debilti has shned over why I hey are Only that have I he ,;etworko prontiM!d 10 re>tniCiu"' their future id..,...IS :-IBC, CBS and ABC ha>·e \ Owed lo doscuntUlue the 6"•eHo-&"Y"I covcrasr of the rehearsed e\'l!nts So longer will the media 8H'\.'UII"'' c!ID'Oie entire AN<!nal< of INl~>nl'l and tC!Chnology Ill fnur n~hls of political athertlilnl! 1 P ep rally 1 hlo year, for the Oemoc,..l• In Ne" Yor~ , 3,33 1 delegate$ were covered by 4,000 r'l!porters. wrlwrs and edflors of daill~; Z.ZOO nu1work news f>t!Ople; 3,000 luul '"'l""'hJI't\: 650 photographers: 630 periodical wriiers; 500 forecgn metlca p!lOple; 370 weekly nowspopaper jourmtli.ns; and 165 frurro Ihe college press.• To cover the Republican..ai l)(:ntO<·r alic: g41U ABC allocated SZS million. 11 put 21 cameras Wlftje the C:trden, includin8 five 11pool' cameras wed to cover all three major n~twork• and "God's .EJ.ll"- • C4mera spanning the convenlion Ooor "Coverill& a conventlon," sald 1 newo exet:utlve. "means building , an operat".O..al network on lh<: aile. We mbs 1 thin&." Bot unfortunotely ··real" substance hu locked The public. aooordln& to CBS coordinator. "Ia besmning to nol even core about the conventions. They reali%8 that It's juot • big soopbo~ for c andida!!!$ to stand on. . the ~p rally before the maleh." And the s1ara are notlhH politico•. btu the newsmen that call the •hots. The public, the networ~ ..y, b lo•lnglnwrcot play-by·play t elocuts are becoming ob;;olele. But In a ctuulily, the conventions hove outgrown lhemselvl!ll Tho tuluvlsoon hyiJI' has tu~a~ed the cvl,nls Into shtLllow, rmsdt ulous1y staged perfor'manccs, Historical olgnlflcanco Is a virtue of the p.sl: the " rpcrflclalily Ql tlt.o~~nmt:rclall.sm has taken over. c.m' •I'• Teddy. lt"uwcllrecet~ afler,U~Wbtheman had U~'l UU \ht• cam1M~U \UII Mld tofrecti\C Of>c«ll vi lui ""''ll"liW-•nd ln hu• .a~ he prubahl)' hi• ...... . -. ror """"· he ..... ,...,..., ak:tnron lht ~apo ~ hhoul the~ugmuor h is tu n~ aod elw- ht:.'t!(l 10 lwe op to !oOOlC."lhing tte wa• }w:t •nuth•·• tk•r.. ~u"\1 ••'Uu d:m th<."fe lu gea flill au1ntc (Q1 h•t '1rw~t ott the poarty platform 1\elult!d orhl•P."'• and,.. he sa•d. ~. pa11 ol allll.av~ nM.:1 ,"' IU:Imedy let II..IOM! "I) Juhn't c~rl)ffa..Jhc •PJlbl '" rth the .sensJltvily ;~Utd UkHlJOI.Niun o( HolM•n \\'hat emerged '"IU • IK'' ' h••cJer in h1~ 0\YO Yl A) -greal...., we \'e nomlllatr.od lhf: wron& mao... Uk' ,..._.,.,.. """"lt!d .., fale And obUg•tory. PoUt leal wlndo Kt!Unctly wu thet e 10 'tllflrm a cause~ and \,•hh the cmoalon O( his heart t1nd lht! rhumrk: nr hllt('Utt httllefa. h wa• • n\agk!lat ipet.'tlh , one whit.1t :R.oetned 10 copth'illc the Gbrdttn and h1 oca:~panta.. 1'eddy "'-'llnng lpo<:iat •• he lf'Cikn or thO tJesphn h_lj t.lllft!Dt he ~at. "'ble 10 remain 1rt&ti 1U hlm14!1f Ql\d hi» tHJtJufat . T h ai ~~ SOtiK:Ihil'! algnlfkanl the&•' dilyo, l'ttfk."(:U'IIIy 1n lht:. age of t:at1tll' 0'\Hd .kJim ,\ndtW1itJn-IJoth of whom have oflllfl i>t._,ll CAUJihl S pt:•kill~ fi"OI both traditiOn• Of the pany-1\b f)IN)'-AIVI lhe UIIODO\Ipleled dre•nu uf hi• fan>lly. Although .uu deep In traditiON! Lltril100rotlt: JOIUiioc~. Kennedy wu abo able 10 fU>e rhu ..-lu10wleclp>Onu or mod•m dllem.ma. ls>io hll eddrwa for the flnt tinle in hll c:ampoigl lbe chemblry or the ..,.,.,.,. and or the IIIIICIIOrll had .-nii'IJ!Iy IM<j!<!d to fontJ • rww roan and • new Image. -n. Of*'Cil itlt!lf ClOQiblnocl • blitl~ .1Uack OC't fte.a&ln With Kenned.f.i ca1J for I ,.....,. 10 "ea>non\lc lUll lee.• At he ple&led • the ..-.! by I"'H!Ifll orr put by UJO llepubllcan l.'lllldldato.- Kennedy abo touchod tho a udience! with tho ~·-• of ~ ajooy or poople he .td(:.. or tbolr moutho nnd chongi.,g wtth the ....,.,_..!> the con\ endon had nomlNied But. it i1 lloobtftd thatlllo con"""tion ><eunty penon \'""' wnt.ns •• her outpost-.tU. !the did forteddy- ltlbbii'IJI lllflty. mumblins. •t thinl oablr lo CUiulune pollllcll wind>. A5 h<~ t!lt<led hb >tkln•••· the cutin> hall .hook with the opploiJW! •nil the M\O(k>n! of tii<Jttl In altenda.-. 11 ''"' a rumultouo. oulpour\nfl or "'"'""""' rrum the •ud-he had captured the hean• ol ab. El'ft\ the Cart..- pwple. whose distaste r.,. Krmt!dy is no teeret. flood In awe. Joan Olood behind hlm. Momenruily, l.ht!lr otmt.S inlortoe:ktd In a nwornml or intinucy loot •• Kennedy •nd lhe convention haJJ bad Ulliled for thlt brlefbll•rtude desli!>ed 10 end the 1\Cl.tl d*.Y u Jo.tn new back to Wuhlng1on 1nd r.;an.,.. wu'nomlna1ed b)> the convention. , '1""''- When ~er\nt..ody arrived later lhal n~ht for hit pcrfu>\CIOry •PP""I'411C". he I'O<lC!ved the hu·gelil roar of the nlgtu-de•spht!: the faC'l that thtj hall WAJ flatlo.ud with t:ar·ter lan.s. h teerrn..-d. a~ lho chan11 or '"We want 'rcddf g.rt~w l ouder~ ----------~----~------· Zlqgy'a Tac~s alld Subs 1 727 Kenmore Ave.,- s....., I I k~ucJE:S=! I I 4 .....,~ c.. hmau r•euler tacal -1 hRE£1 . 1. 1 . r---------, 1 ..... St. • •:J.J-31f21S .._.....,.. 0n1y lauy 1. Haircut Shampoo lerve ~ I la.c:o It tnell taco FRHI get • ... ~· ~ t------~--JI 1..!!.-:=:w ~~----~!::=----' lhe OclllOC'rnl$ had given !heir- , htt.anl 10 Kttrumdy They voted Con tht! loyally tO>IIJor C'An er Mooda.y n{f!hl. but by Thursday, lht!lr ..,..Um<-ntt hod <hlflt!d to 'l'lddy• t:mb.JTutctd by the attention and ob•iawl)' WI<:OOlfort•b"', ~)' left the stop delplll Ihe dWIIifll 11 muot havo been hat<l for 1\lm ond hi> famDy to .-1 bitteme.t u hit b..-ne drove him \0 the hotel that niShL Uke his bn>thcn. hit peth IO the White llouso had btien obwut:ted. But fOt Tt!ddy Kenn<dy, It WU ool tlae hale Of Violence. Rather h WOt the angor · and confwion of a fru<lr&Jt!d Twu days lollll', Cln •r f!IIYO hii!KlCeplance 1~-h . h W&l & "soocJ" Opoech, but dull, nation. llonn""tod by tbe unreal """"""'"" or the noflalglb past, almt!d Ill he d41'1J!OI'OOf a Rea(!lln l'relidenc)l. / c...,~ 8120180 - Condition ~low Dry 7.00 Back To School Special �l f ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!:! ! t Scattered throughout the crowd in ond about Madison Souore Gorden were the likes of actress Lauren 8ecoll, feminist Gloria Steinem, singer WiHie Nelson ond even President Corte Bur many joumolirts were nor on the (Joor canvasing quotes or i phonlnt in stories; they were $ most likely ot the 'reof houpor 1l of the Gorden-the press bor. f - -- - - - -b.Y Jon Lapiana "'"""II"· but Wllh on·dt.'l'lh ot10ly11• •nd l'\"flOn111gUfle\-et'l~tlhallt,.~~~~~ ~L\\ VORK-IIdl~ Alrzu@ boufood ""'"""" do!i<&oiiOfU 1U liM! Vibr>linfl rhytllnu or Jtlloony 8 Goodt< II def..led I ed Konnedy hrlut!d pt'Obbbly ou ~ of the moJI "irring ,l.lil"f-dtei at <~ Ot•moc•·~t•c OOf\H'fllion tuwe 1\ oJIJ.un Jennl.-.ga 8y1 an a...tioed l)lal pony on 1a91o -At'\ of SU1e Edmund MusiJ<o rnwlion•ll> rulusia.ed Hub.-r~ JlOl '~"''" l)e"l)llt· lele\'twon A -..'ttflllt'f! id\·anl~tt . and tuii~LIIlC l'l!JJUri~ IUrT\Lod OUC b) lh• lhou,..Hoi> llolh lho llufflliro £u:n.w~ Nrws- .1nd &he tnort'W\g (~ Q.p/"r,. tent f"t').N'n4:'011U'.,. In ~ \ Uf'i. H 11tc He·o~r~l ~'c~vop.lfllt"t th.,un wou ~~·c 5o Wb lh•• c••uuwu dlllln ~net l hc 8o.JttHt Glu/Mt and f'H'H lhr ff)l,•tlo IJI41tk 0'f'ur JOU Anlf'r.t.At) tlit'to\l!oPiiP."N had 310tne $Uri ul l"l!...,..Wfu•u'~ "'Jilntll~ !hfo f,t \t"m" ol \ t.rlt ..on ~ttu.u-.. t... rtJru hut miln\ u..... 11t II( oari_~S I.AUrt,"" 8acatJ \\t« the temn\lSt (;loni :.t~nlm ~et" '" 1U!~t! 'ebun poltiiCiolf\S JIIUtn.tbllllllo "'' '"' rki4 UUihfi fluur l'.iiO\O.-"Jif'\1 'fUOl~ 4H' lihUtllllJ; 11"1 'ilt)f lht!~ wtorr mu!!.t "''111t.'11\'lsu. #(1'011Jl'l'cl rn ~s thltndnt"'<(UUi t' ''!l IHtiC Ul dO\VOIOWil Nt•w Yurk C.-ll,\, l hf')' wun• lt._el~ n t ll lhc moun lM#;l·l~ nl Lhl' ma'iiti>''"' oo~hflft Hn dol;·~.tll•~o .uuJ ~Jll>t'lo1lvn k")W<tl n•.tl to thr .. &, \\ill IMII \II l k'thc:•1 (~)t"U IUIUI' ttW ~, ...., l fWir h.-t\4~ Ul ••l~f,jlltH1 41CfV"'> "'' tlw• lu\tiiM.IU) ''--""" \vrl. lht" .,._.,w, - drone l nc't!~nt "" t•.'lriJ on. 4 p "' u.ach d.i~ nclhcn·k \\Alter " o'U (.o~rdflll h ,\' livid With Walter presiding. lnt~ho iJ11tHlVf.JUkJ ~~"'8CUb IIU,IIl lflf i)h~d ptt• ..lt~IUU" ttt•nt.-Jn•.:\1.., IHIIh h•4IIJ.IIIII .JI \ runtmfkttl llut ,_.~ht•t "h.. h urH'I'l ._, 1\ll!d tl.t· br~• bt.Mu Donouo:rol> \\t•ll '"''"""1'-'lil"'""" l_1h.ild llfN• a '!lJOI 10 11 ... .UhhHI+ IUIH ll!ltt"lf \lu:.t Ol l~ll' ha~r .. l)(t !oflflNit ' \"l'~r~ Ul ta)oll. m=-na~·•Ht•+U ht~l hwbll\i( '""'"'- Sl~t""'> lut """ tl.lillt., .tt•l ""- '"CIUI>t'> "a.> ~ Nl "'"l"f' thrhudl Uoh a h.tH~tutl t1f -,moallrr puhttc•l JWf'<ldlf't .. st•rttll' tkJ,<w-u JUitOtUtJI'f;J\ ln.t~U lhl•tr •k.IIJ.tlh H~ lhf"t_~ ~Cill 1\Jih.I:IICotn H h!\ U.U.Kl llt1t ~tU kat - AU< C[\~ 111tcl NUC ~' ,.,.-,. I"IUIW:<I l't-1 t ~t•ll• tlw mo:-1 t.Wk•ftill et tltt t-ti14I!II.C l't" JII\ 104 HHI ';Ot.IU tlcle~U'" hl.~ JH il~ll~ lJ~em , mt..<tha .wc::Wtltt~t .nd h•1f no~u-t'ltllJ(tll+t!'lt cot~t-~-. t•l..\t~IOIJ lll!ltllllff\ ~tluollt!tJ !lll, ltJf(JI~tllt IMKhllnl hut to tiM' lhlli'~ Uf'r Hf ,..tAll~, J•!llltltl ,.,!otJ- hutapUI tlfll tt·Wedt·n-tt~ :til he .. llfet• hMr lmulto the piltk•od nwu and ,.,.,, tr~ h·rnu~ t HI the n.u.t Pirl 11 "' .. ., the ll tKlO tfW!dUI "'.." ;;md ""'l~l )("''U ttltlw \VPI-• fton1 •II vt. cf"lhc fCI.lht· lu •••pur"l on th.o ~nKrr~l!l • lliilfll wnruri~f(''"' l Ath toVt'H1rl~ IJ( tiU' ( UIIH'UiiHII , IUUtol llllt•lmUII/1( \H! •PIJ'IIt!d by lh.,ft.l"'kir\& Prepono'6 IO< lholr 1\ijjhlly frotu lftelr llUonomoui lh.rones. t:.ronkitu, The Democrats had o media convention o,, Kl l.hanceUor and fnnl H~ynold$; hiid • (.."1jr1•un aura i Urrnllndin.A thenl aA they pee1·ewt dnwn nntn the f'loot• II wa•11 ''range 11-etiiO a.--e Walter Crot1t..h~ '"'lhoul • hlue background or lhe ""'""""' dr<lne ol phony l)'pe,.rile,.. ac.u:mtJ*Ut\4 tum &It thr nelwcu k.. u:t-~ not 1he .. Blad~ t;lobe •nd l tut,,.»we..v-a f:.Ut'n den~ lrom •he dt!Cidtti ScAttered 1hroughou1 tJ~ t> t.:nnvd 1n and about Maduwn Squ.at'ti CartJttt\ niWH' f 10 do Ht:"''l'-i~r JUUollh t"@C 111d r•m Ple~nt Ctne. AJihuul(h tofOO nf lhc l(~.oltt"SI f'thet the u,,.. or t.IO!IItt. tho) w.antt.'d II l u bct-•t ~~ thttlr belcinnblg uf new101-st " Ill" f1tf1\'fflrk tKKJtnttJI ~nl'1J Ol:~t h4'M.'tJtn t Love Lucy II l>ile iocAIII•IionJ ~ke II'GR ond WIC.BW wen: uc:h ~ about 10 reponen •nd techtUCIIltt5 to New ' or"-. 1he n.nwurk.t did thl.-.ga • lhole "''"" e>lr•vog•nlly The lMg lht't.-e lt'Ul neal'ly Z,OOO •taffers accon1panled by lllOI'l lhoo SOO lOIII Ol o (fo(le and 1.._-hnk:.ll equop!Mnl and hundi'Oda or miles of cabb on.ty 1cl~ lston afnllatM m Dl\"ff Ihe Oetnoc:nlil s•therltt« Aluw,ttl :00 tocaJ ;~tonlonJ acm le•nb Ia OO'V't:r the l"\ r=rut In the pa,l, 01'\Jy J few weU-UH:Io AltW'Jru could affutd 1he • • P<!rueoond handle Ihe 1c:d\nicol problem•. but .._ 1.... •"-1 I~""" IIPIIWO!jjht mlnicAinJ, 11 hu ~nHt eJ&.5ier for kM:ab UJ CU\'_,r UVOt\11 6u/raJoJ J lillkJOJ WI(8W !Ooannel 71 ond WGR iOlilllllC!I Z) '-ure both and WU'ft The not .. on.. <pent upwanLo o( •30 nulllon !or lhe luur day ofloor, wltlch o...n<>Croll all of s~ million 10 po'OdullO .,,. rmal fi ling' numbtt:ra ta;a iC•mr. kind or chJpLay ol "hen! netwQrk. pnonuet. ~tffl '""' lhe or (or poiiUcionJ or otl"·r• r..$poU.'"'A lt11~r the 5toc:·H11nt"' .i' Rt:b.lt~n 4.nd Liltt.an C.rter .U fCNOd ttmr to · d:uub mu!Utude or " " " 10 """" .and hojlt·lull> he intt!f'YW!\\ed by th~J t,.HJ1"Ht' ant.•hur-man Som u fHUU l cd, that U h ' lb at d v• liN\\ (Jt'i: bootlu wt~re all the 1'1!411 at:Uun rii~JI place, CAUW' ... <.io\fW'OQf"S :JetliiOMi o( Scald and i..)tferHC .i) ~eal not I~SJU'~Jum \\1\tk- l~ ,ldft) nli"()J~ """ pia.)r•r•& bll·tl~oe­ k1npn;.1r.n Wl\h puhltcal hac~a. Irum ..crtoen all t.wer lhtt onion, rtopni).entalr.·et (rom the ctrd~t ol the. prlfllud '"ord "'~re makh'IJ before lhe aauat •llrt of lhe mnvenlion imcrvo•wlng pahOrbyo and delegllloo. Por motl locill slatioru+ bdng at the Olnventkm lesa lhon SO pen:oonl lor lhree of lite "'sbls. while Wedneiday - lhc otiShl o( the wn1en., who had 1u tiM' Ill& Al~•le frvn~ 1uc:h far a'VI)' .,KI e...~ pl.teft q YU8081Avt• and Scllftnecsady. New \urk for IWCRJ,' one comeramon fi'Oftl rival otolion WKBW dlortlecl "They lwtd 10 """' lho brc)l,dcullng fadl11in wuh len other MICioru ond QO\IIdnl ~01 Iheir IL'C!d bod homo when '"'l.ed no.mlnaloon ""' .,_pulled In only s. perccno or aU Ito"""' In flmerlca u LoY• Lucy Iliad 1o pn.... &~n.-lhroe-quort.... of allteloMsionOW!UtiS duriflll ka heyday lhe progom wu en - networi. u w.. lhe Oxlvenlloni. The lolevi•ion medium did wield lho moll power In lho C.rd<on, howfnlor. When Vial Specchct Of" I he oo)orfuf li&hlt ilnd C:l j)kHIVC l'reliclenl Moodoy orrivad 11 Cronkite'> poll for an lnlemew. he wu 1old 10 woll • lew minutes ao • a few won:b f.rom our apon.eon• could be atred. A prime. olbiltt dliall~ munds hk.e lhe teievtl&on camer• Nor ca.n 1hey oompete with 1he li#>Jruns loa doj"""Y or Ioct• ll>e prinled medio hu. !or the . . ~n. cenr~ as erront not on gavd·to-s•\~ t.,._ ·1httt't! \~'t~t·~ oH~r tPU Ill"! ~igt'U or how wt-tl1u-du o •~paa1t!r ''AI lht• Cunventiou Ac 1111' UUohurn• IJ.>il• lt:l<yoplo booth lho d ..,\Pf~ ot r-t.•nlltd t,'t'PI""'...._ton ~mud be hurd m ("r ttw If".amk' \.efb ot repor&er whtl.. al thfo l.k.t.41un ~ all "u s.tlent 1lw 1ypo: technols.v 1'ime1. h:d lhe 10 be lhe •Jdct.-ofl" ,.,. lhe Ma llon& new S:lO p m broadc.all- whictl bepn on Mont!Ay- lho Convenlion'l nnt doy , "II ....Uy dldn1 wort OUI 100 well lor 1hcm -l!Cntwlt"d <:lOOt: had lnopvl"'ed r'"'" II> New En6i"'od hasc. au Cntorage or\ iduu ~1pl:ay Te:rmlrt".lb u to whether 1he rete"lslon ""'Wommues' money wu weU ..,...... AJl ""'worb mmbined had ....,...-.ltlp - . o( - · - :W.."'It'U fur-" 1..,~ <trnlOOilO"IJ IU ~ "' hdc tlw (-O&Itlff E.l.pr6.l t.etl.kd I« a tuneS make 14f(ll uti "''h+ch lhe Jlriiper":i n.&n.e Wb ,ar•de o l lli!:W5J)IJle'"'' rnagnina. wiresrn .ce. ;and ft"t!'r·llncr doubl 8ut ror W(ff\ II WIJ much more. Madlaon Squ.\N! C.rden t'v.Mihl. ' lltr orlh \\,)j th t~lt ttP"tblleru)U"':) IIIM\'\et>O lht• IW"pilpt!rl 11M.{ lh~ flO\\Hi hc-.\ htttld w~o~_, Ult 1111! ndiiOnltlacalt! w.n I.Jv the> ttunlh,' l L+l ahe hantlt!r'> J.II'Uchunur'A lht• p.1jW.ri 1141Uit' ltft' WWdtpDrl ~ luu.J -& &hair roundt Home:1own s1.:u·s. 11~c Mn¥ t'ur~ •pound ~ lhrouglt lhe .......,. or humono y 11wt1 surrowoded lhe ......,.. \VCR'• lllc:h l(ellmon could be ...., cloys WQ cnt\Jidel'ed I COUp. n\L'1"f' ~1\ClWdwcJ 1 ~'1\\ l"t'l') hati"IQfOI\ 411UJ lhlk tH\11! ~ u .. lf:~lllt h•Ob ltUt4Je OUI nr Wh0\1 .,~!fuhl~.... tk-..J &oiled~ bt"UIUC IIH' n+C \>\ ,.,.,....f'OUhiJ of f'\fl'i,.rtf"•' ~w~JU~n th ~ae p ublieillttn• , tt\c t..:on\lr:nt lon prcSCit1ed new problem~ m lhr uu·gr,tng war ~ lolevlJion ....... Only lhe vilual modlwn ul T'l' ...., e.oJ>Ibd 1ho 1rue emotion dllpla)«i at ~hue potou:al ga1t.oriroga No joumoli., con desaibe lho Jf)Ontaneout demonttra t •on&4 Allrrln& CVOT••-tM latest t111MJ n~ e:.t.pen~ivt1l In M U~ ca.t'-enuon H'lt)ed dow-n W u~ Anlt d ernatllt' end, IOU\'eltr huntt.'Tl wen\ on a fM.S:I\t x .a\'t!l18er race th•'UU~hoo• Madtion Squln: von.tcn and t htt S41tJer \Vh.Jie lklomu \\'enl • Iter Jtale b..ll:l"'t:i J.nd politlca11)06UII"I. nuny p~~r.....-e<~ the """lf'OI,.,. kl8D' from 1he.r boothi Some fwd che nerve. to a:>t ~I} men-•~ lob " rt~ So. wtwm lhc 1.980 Democrad<.: Conventton bemmu • dt.$1ant memory (rum the p;a..-..1, lU ..,. will ho.., to tlo tO briflll booc1< ""*'do.)'I .. "' 1oo~ •• lhe I& , _ w...t.nsr.,. """' bolllttet lucl.«< •way ...... NOISE POLLUTION . . . . It affects your body, your behavior, and your society PHOTO COPYING ... LEARN ABOUT THIS HAZARD FROM EXPERTS IN SEVERAL DIS/PLIES. ...,... Gues(Lecrurers, Films •nd Discussion J55 Sqvlte H.. 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Sept. 3: Bob Seger Party Two front row seats for the Bob Seger Show to be given aw~yl uo tnilllt•t Uw luk•• ".an nr•e» ot KIJ'flnt•t(\'-' Cfldonaum\l t\dd iiiWI;ill~ ~ .u h't ·~ 11 U)p•nolch tJitHp.lil(lttr. IS @1ft.~' o , .. .-~t.Jvt 1 5J'I,tlt+t ... t:unH•nltnn' h.-tU.b ' ' 1H1 lilt' ... ,-...4.t"'U \flt•t \'+II\ lOft U'l.\tdJI,.. l'UOII.< ~houL MONDAYS-Oldies Night SZ.SO admisslon:SOe drinks TUESDA YS· Live Band or Top 40's WEDNESDAYS-Rock N. Roll Night $3 for guys $Z for·glrls. 40C drinks THURSDAYS·Live Bands FRJDAYS a S~TURDAYS·Party Weekend! ~------------------- COMING . Ill-It t•uthue.t~rn drl•"f(•".. ,.,.. ''"'" delt!glles and he,luuu ~r·t y Jcadon wllh 1he dangCN of o ~n prcsl<k!ncy. ' Monday nigh!. ah• two aide!• duhed .,• .,. tile rul• to kc'<:p delept01 under the au.>plces ol who they,......, wmmlned 10 After !IW\Y tpea~ had uclalmed thai Domoc:rau •IW0)'11 ""'-"'Y .. t.Jut "lfC. h~' otptW'.;t'iaJtt ,. ut\ II"" Aft•r T•p l1N<!>IJ ronoJiy cottn..1 '"" pl•lform·a ea>nmlc pt:.nJ.. canlc! up lor • \OI- >onw '""'~ room oomprvmlse- bdn·een uu~ twu )tckll hr,~,.O ull m;a~·u nvttl' l>autts such "" urw.rnpluyntt:nl oult.l fl~htlng hlll:nlnn WL'\In.-,day lwotugtn \\hi1t &he t A r•lrl' l"~l,lt1 hnd w dCAJJ~• r'a t nly "'lilllt~d-the )Uppor·t ol tht• r•"CClltil• dill t-.t•euludy Ye-t lor t lllht! i'I,Hl!J'tlpb by part) lo•de~ 10 c:..;IWUK..,. olb>Crvcrt of II& *>lldanty. Kennedy',. all was ho~rn lh n'!.tt~w·ing Kerv1edy 'upportd~ rOied Kttnt\l.1'J)• lhHI "'~'" wiln on.ly 100 or 50 dc:ftiCling 10 Caner on tht:t l,_<e~I&.J nonUNimcJ l'Ote. lho CaMt!.r' al.-ntcgt&f' were tonvin cnd that Uw alJJW.Itrlnctt ' '' 11nythlng l ct.IIJ lhan hannuny in the Garden ''-ouJd bring dlauter. Unily bccarnu t.helt ct'V and the campigl q;,ordin1tort .e1 out 10 rnake it reality by )Caring Ihe fliV~..l\ t.JutltUIII "11h \ olr11'1 'ttllltltllllf( 1tlt UMI.I1 otrW lfl... llllrtUUI"OitiV .supurtcn "'Pre~ \'Olm~ tho.• floe\1 •ul(tu lOt C.u&••r ~~~ .peed\ most likel_\ CXJfWtnee!d lt~U Ullll'fW~ r.mlJollrro~unu_-nl for O.rter l)_v allo ... lnft lhfl u~u 10 QrCIIt!)\r:II U. the ~uJL:5 o t lhr: \OK~ \(UP.~ r\g_,UII , tlw 3J)pt!lrill\00 (I( Uf\11)', ftUt lU1cic!n~eath ()b\KIUJ tJiwgr,ocn\t!nl ()l)Hrvintt the RepubhcAil l0\<f!·10 or I.Jrt!tnot fust tWO "'L't!M .,.,,,flt'\1_\ IIUtt• lltt•m Otd 111 .uklltKNt m.an~ U4hrr ttut"'•.uru. 1'\'~r-u.,~ ~..,rl_"' utl.C_\ ..xi ''"-" '"" ump.;•~tu "'..,.-,. ._.... d.JtltChf\lt dOt" tc.t tlloOC' ,.,,.,....~ .J> cu.nvttruJor\t~, bet01•e and remcmbertflli the fatal .splits of p.-~.st Oemocr..uc- f'~1~.~;,d f n~~ou · t """"fld-•• t otrh•• "d.wu th.d IN• , .. ~,.J, l!.•1u11-tl\. tht K.iln ut tlw hM\ft muo~ .,...n, h ... nt n-tu..ten•.U J.tltt ~ ~"·' .._t'fU'14"t11. t:CHI\L111ktn \\ lUi I)I.HUJ u( IlK f,.)r'ttW'd d uru\8'1ht' ''""'"'') b aule ot.f)JH"iwttd "d) I Thursday. Sept. 11 • Average White Band Thutsday. Sept. 18 · Sea Level Tuesday. Sept. Z3 · Cheater r,u cJurif'f( .~· ROOTIFS-, ..,~Ding~ One Doaltle Order ol Chicken W'IIJ!s FREE -.i\1'! • ~t..M ot • doub.,. WrTH THIS COUPOH u-.. o.c. 11, ,tao VALID ANYTIME ..... v ..... .., f...O.. o...n ROOTlFS ~... RM• 31S ~RIM . ' - - 688-0tOO -:--r •1 U JI•trpon H_, �A convention diary New York and the Democrats ore reunitM As ant r;epo~ hurriedly tool< dqwn eYetY word the politician :at the f)odium spoke, another asked the . speaker's ider~tiry. · "/ don't know," S(!id the Shorthand expert st!.ruf.lnf tier shoulders_. 'Then why ore yo.u Writirlf?" "My ~ just WOI'ItS ~ (rom ~ CC!f!~fic!n. ~o one core$ what ~·re ·obout. ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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